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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-24

"That young man is terrible s.l s,s' i,
said a farmer, who did not aui,l a,,',u.j
airs of neighbours son, Just ,a ls' st,,aly
home after years post graduate ''''
in France. son ~
"why, pa, l don't see how !; sS Ssusb
call him green," said the farmers : a ssas,
ter. such splendidly educa'.~,
man, and he's been in Paris 'o0' al so
"Humphl" said her father ,':i, .s Ps5a
you never heard of such thiis
greenr'-Youth's Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-24
How He Spelled 1t.

Jessie-Don't you agree with ME, Mr..
Doodleigh, that Miss Jiltem is the most
artless of girls?
Doodleigh ian unsuccessful wooer)-
Certainly. Awfully artless. (Sotto voce. !
But l spell it with an ''h. "-Pittsburp
Bulletin.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-24

e MI Jaeger of Rochester, N. Y, was
frequently puzzled by the absence Of his
tos; Inc animal was frequently absent
naii DAY at time, and last week was
liisSing Tor two days. His owner adyer.
sSed Tor him. and on the following dav
ne was returned by man who had dis.
soreieo MS peculiar mania. 1t was for
80 a,uiie on street cars He will get aboard
OF any car he sees and ride until ba 10
put on Mr. Jaeger proposes now to get
season ticket, good ON all street rail.
- aoaus' and attach it to the dogs collar
80 'hat the animal may indulge his street
Uav pfoPehsities in a proper and legal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-24
WHAT IS GOOD.
"what Is the real geods"
asked In musing mood


I asked In musing mood
Order, said the law court;
knowledge, said the SCHOOL,
Truth, said the wise man;
Pleasure, said the fool;
Love, said the maiden;
Beauty, said the page;
Freedom, said the dreamer;
Home. said the sage;
Fame, said the soldier;
Equity. the seer
spake my heart full sadly:
'irhe answer IL not here"
Then within my bosom
Softly this | heard
Each heart holds the secrets
Kindness IL the word"
John Boyle O'Reilly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-24
)E JET

Y ZOE JEFF
T.. cemed''
~ surround
',av ain
| J may a;rs -"
Is th ,sa,;oo,
! scol lection;
with one !
building vi
n vide az aye
ejty Of wa
C our back en-
and as a to-
irock ! wa a
ulace. 80
Ant play,h1eo'
4 was, hiieY
iOr the exc
ssiuation.
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sky just "a
ant smoke
Upon on
rows Of =
uulphal a
Roman p
ancient al
Ing up q
IN an III
al a dang
though th
during. the
the other
mass, wef
countries
stone fror
ments, am
tsge Of ting
lovely.
enough q
slammlng
It was mir
little wnit
feel hllgh i
old schooI
without I
aver saw {
Then cam
Gothic ar
king and
the old
which St
when lei
careless y
we're two
harness
queens.
A littl
low and
dark ope
letters pa
learned
private
10 this "
belongln
known
dark cor
an open
Bahia US
he had
Thieves,
secluded {,
scenes"
upon tn
this gro
could seq
ing from
boats al
liers, an
weather
box.
These
my chill
upon, a
shop, d
growth
had SEE
times G
been ia
child il
Natura
struck
theatre
critics,
a sma
stock 1
ter, VII
urdays
tenn ha
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OF 1
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all Of
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what
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

bottesini's last concert was at Par
ma, OF a rainy night, and, bis man
ayers having forgotten TO send a car.
rage, the veteran had to walk most OF
the way 10 the hall. On arriving
There he began to rosin his bow. The
rosin crumbled in his hands, and turn.
ing. to his friends with sad smile. he
said, See, It is 80 that Bottesini, too.
VIII break Then he grasped bis
loved instrument and drew the bow
across the strings; but he stopped with
q wondering look, for there was some
thing strange in the tone; bis touch
was answered less readily and certain
y than Of old Once more he tried
and once more he stopped this time
with smile, saying only, at answers
no more. I" His audience perceived
nothing unusual in the performance.
which they applauded as warmly a.
ever, but Bottesini felt the shadow Of
coming death. Next day he was
stricken with illness, and The wonder
ful hand was soon stiiled forever
Exchange.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
HOUSEHOLD saEyIT,rs

transparent mucilaoa \,
Enacity may be made by ,n,,tn sa'
re-. "..n coio water and letting Il sim.
mer gently over the fire. y ''''''
--Moiasscs win remove n. -
STAINS so often found on the
ciothing OF children. Rub tbe naiaaa y
~ u y were soap on the stainaa Y' uses
ana then wash the garment IN ~ pao'
binary fashion. - 'ne o.
The cellar should be we'll .,,ea
cve,y oay, and also given good Whit.
washing whenever 1t is NECESSARY :. A.,
y. Every portion OF the ceIlar sh~,,1S
% thoroughly cleaned, and n e ~ :
cement fioor It should even he -s, :
scrubbed. We'll
brown Steamed Pudd,ro -.
quart OF flour, one coffee cun ~ Hno
one teacnpful chopped suet, one teacn !,
naif fuii OF molasses and Allied wi,b
Drown sugar, one teaspoon OF soda two
cups sweet milk, q little salt Miy "a
steam three hours. Use two baartn.
tesspoonfuls Of baking powder instaaS S
OF soda II preferred. Serve with sanca
Almond Custard. Put over !. a,ss.
OF milk thalf cream is better) in doubla
boiler; when near boiling, stir in ths
yeiks q six eggs with the Whites Of tue
= small cupful Of sugar and half non N
OF almonds, blanched end pounded 10 :
paste, with four tablespoonful at ross.
water. Stir carefully until the custa Il
thickens, then remove It from the A.
and sct to cool. When almost cold Of.
thoroughly and pour into cups. Use IN
reserved whites Of eggs in making ,
meringue, flavor with almond. and mn,
. little heap on each cup.
Goldfish Cakss.--One mint howl a
goldfish picked very fine, q two mint
bowl OF raw peeled potatoes. nut 10.
getner In cold water and boil until the
potatoes are thoroughly cooked. Drain
on every particle of water, mash with !
potato masher, add piece of butter rbe
size OF an egg, two well beaten eggs ard
little pepper. Mix well with wooden
spoon. Have a fryiAg-pan with deer
boiling lard, into which drop snoonf mi
OF the mixture and fry brown. Do no,
freshen the fish but wash well; do not
mold into cakes but drop from the
spoon.-Good Housekeeping.
Scrambled Oysters.-One mart n,
oysters, one pint Of milk, one table
spoonful Of butter, and -four suff-
cient to thicken like cream; put the
milk into spider, and beat to boiling.
when about to boil add the oysters; az
soon as they are boiling add the thick.
ening with salt, white pepper and a
tablespoonful OF sage and teaspoonful
OF tomato sauce; do not let the oysters
boil long; remove from the fire and stir
In the butter; toast some crackers place
them on warm platter, moisten them
little with warm milk or water, place
on each half-cracker large spoonful OF
oysters, and pour the cream ov and
around them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
PsrIcr Electricity.

A very simple apparatus for obtain
ing an electric spark is made BY Ger
man physicist Round the center
Of common lamp chimney Is pasted
strip OF tin foil. and another strip
pasted from one end Of the chimney
70 within a quarter OF an inch Of this
ring. Then piece OF silk is wrapped
around brush, and the interior Of the
chimney is rubbed briskly. In the
lark a bright electric spark may be
'een 10 pass from one piece OF tin foil
% the other each time the brush is
withdrawn from the chimney. Many
lther experiments can be tried with
his apparatus. Arkansaw Traveller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31


Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at
the Washington building, corner OF
Washington and Fourth streets, Port
land. Rooms l6, II, % and %, second
floor. Ask the elevator boy for room 16.
Office hours, from 10 to O'Clock daily
evenings, to S.; Sundays, 10 to II. All
durable chronic diseases, loss of man
hood, blood taints, syphilis, eleet, gonor-
rhPa. structure, spermatorrhna, seminal
weakness, or loss of desire of sexual
power, in man or woman, catarrh and
deafness, are confdentially and success
fully treated. Cures of private diseases
guaranteed, and never published in the
papers. Nest cases can receive home
treatment after a visit to the doctors
Office. Inquiries answered and circulars
sent free. parties writing will please
mention paper.)
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Mr.. EDITOR: am happy 10 state that
DR.. Darrin, through his electric treat
ment, has cured me of catarrh, bron-
chitie and weak lungs. was cured in
three months. reside ON Sixth street,
East Portland, and an. employed at
Lifts dressmaking establishment, where
l can be referred to.
MISS SADIE L. CAMPBELL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
EGREAT INVENTIONS.

Not Come by Chance as MANY
'oughiless Writers Assert.
raditions OF great discoveries
e come by chance are, for the
IT. myths. True, a lucky acct
y occasionally give a hint to an
'e mind that will help toward a
ntemplated consummation, but
occurrence is only a link in a
l circumstances all tending to-
common end. Sir Isaac New
such a hint in his philosophical
,hes when, on a certain occasion,
"a the falling of an apple. He
many apples fall before that
20 DOUBT and no day of his pre-
lille could have passed without
nang 70 his sight similar occur
having the same relation to the
o. his study. But that particu.
'pie happened to fall and be no.
y alm Just when his study Of
'sa'sst OF all philosophical prob
;. aaa reached the right point to
wy OBJECT lesson valuable. Ira
gives another alleged accident
Aalllar story of the kettle-as
M Aug point in the discovery or
a VI the steam engine, but he
"m : the life and work of James
~ md that there was nothing
/. !. 10 the kettle incident 1t
! ' s- INK In the long chain, all of
N nu "a he wrought by patient
NJ, AL 'ne great triumphs of inven-
an .' are now employed as factors
!. 'a progress have reached their
aVSelopment by successive
e.. sl =, telegraph of Edison's time.
s's nSe that of Morse in its gen.
= 'ss' is very unlike that in de-
II. .ue manner of operating it.
s,. invention of Edison's-not bv
aD,ai, s an neutrality-suspicious.
s,ssa 'y OF all the wires strung or
d,iv. p" oe strung. The engines
ns great ships across the At
MAJ ,'s 'nan six days are the re-
d ~ s' work of successive genera
\, g'siny men. Millions have
|ssl a. = experiments, change has
ssass ange' Que Improvement has
Il @'olaer, until the marine
h. , sa1 time bears little resem-
d. ~ sss' Of thirty years ago. Go
~ sss-room of a great news
4 n.,' see the printing machines
srsas a.as and folding copies of
lsa Page edition at the rate Of
ssa !, minute, and you see
ss,., q ! hundreds of 4 INVENTIONS na ms
u MAN, ~ generations Accident
how '''ng to do with ID All has
,lm,, work, work Of the best
va iortuuo1saa oy the desire to get
Inventive Age
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
PILES. PaLEs,, PaLEs,,,

DR.. Williams Indian Pile ointmentis the only
sHre cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles
ever discovered It never falls to care old
chronic cases Of long standing
Judge Cofhnbary, Cleveland. o., Says:
81 have found ~ experience that Dr.. VIII
relief"
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold b. VII
hamson's Manufacturing Co., Prups., Cleveland,
Ohia- Soc and 81
Sold by L. Blumaaer Co.. Wholesale Drug
lists, Portland, Or.
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Having foe thspas -four o. i've yeau been truub1ed
with Tmrfss and bitches on my face and body, and
finding relief In any Of the chemically prepared
soaps and medicines prescribed for By ptysczns
Iconciuied to try your s. s. s remedy, and hare
found great relief IN the sams four BOTTLES cIeAxnx
meAlcine 10 all who arc in the petition that have
BEEN in You can use this le<ex and my name - =
testimonial to the inertia Of the 8. s. s. remedy.
Very truly yorn, ALzHxD p. Ros1ssos,
so Sansoue St, San Francisco Cal
~ Send for cur books on Blood and skin d.
eases and advice to su7erers. mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer a. Atlanta Ga.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

1t need mt be In many casea Al atout uu
women are dying daily whose lives might have
Deen swell II feeras 70 b. Widespread opdn-
with the dfBeases which GrOw ont a fems1s
weaknesses and iTregularifies shat Tiers u ~
help for her She IL doomed 10 Death BIT this
q c0nsssnfly restoring women sflIcsed wifk
diseases Of this class TO health Gnd hsppIpera.
y y the only medicine for thcse ailments, soId
manufacturers of IL giving ssfIsfaeficn in
every cAss, or mocey paid for IL viii be re-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
E,,sk DOLLS
...l ana Deeidsdiy Psss-
..,~fhiog.

Naval and De6ideaiy F
.as Of corn husks and
,ti ir in the Same material
~ : nd 50 dainty q toy that 1t
III to please the children,
i eight inches tall dressed
.,yle. The husks should
4 n The fall when tho corn 10
~ they become hard and
~, ssoaeh dry ones could be
se and made soft enough TO
s. Ca aa cob Is the foundation for
M Measure and mark the
icy. below this wind layer after
J, .'It husks, leaving them Of full
& \ aaay at the bottom. but cut
y a cores at the top SO as to make
.,s Stick pin through any
!. !. necessary to keep the skirts
Small strips OF husks are
4 ~ e,ossIy and pinned to the body
After having wound . fewcx-
.s 4, across the shoulders to make
XXX breadth. a bit OF cotton
\ oyer the end Of the cob for the
1 .ssuing it as we'll as possible.
|. covered with q very smooth
!, hnsk, and the eyes, nose and
4 marked with a pen or pencil,
BIZ Of carmine Is put on the
u 70 give them the flush Of health
,s.t anne OF the best husks for the
few OF them being stained
pink dye for the trimming.
Nj widths OF husks are used for
:, ia the back, the join and pun
\ ssasned with pins, which are
=, updet the folds. A full draped
!, front covers the front and sides;
adees are vandyked-that Is,
y, cut out and a row OF the pink
cut In fringes set underneath.
n the pins can not be hidden,
are made by cutting a tiny disc
strav -colored husk and one OF
M. and sticking the pin through
fiddle, giving the appearance OF
g small rosette. The basque
which is belted in with narrow
4 Il the husk and fastened with
ia made Of the straw color husk
A a pink vest edged on each side.
I narrow revers Of pink and straw
3 combined; the sleeves have wide,
ked.back cuffs edged with pink. A
q Of dry silk is fastened on to the
Ia hair, the back falling loosely
waist, while the front Is cut into
hangs This should be fastened
clue, or tied tightly with q
Tie it secure, for the bonnet
all defects.
bet must tit the head closely,
ped like a poke, with loops
nk husk mingled with the
on top; this is fastened Sc
the neck. A coachman's
rounded corners, covers the
while a band Of husk,
|puad the neck and tied in
1lnw under the chin. hides the
cges and makes a good finish.
ind holds bunch Of small tiny
Is Bdle the other grasps a long
died parasol, all made of husks.
riug different coloring matter, a
variety Of dolls and dresses may
nsdei whole families. sailor boys
gypsy girls can be made, for the
y are very pliable and not at all
besoms to manage. Clara Mer-
in Ohio Farmer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Sure curc for blind, bleeding and itching Pfies.
One box has cured the wont cases Of TN yeafI
standing. No one need sulIex ten minutes afEez
nstng Kirk's German Pile Ointment Il aboorhu
dives relief Dr.. Kinks German Pile 0infmeni
u prepared only for PI1ea and itching Of he
private parts, and nothing else. Every box u
warranted 4
Sold By Druggists and SAINT By mail on reesipl
OF price, S1-oo per box J. J. Hach 4 Co, whole
sale Agents, San Francisco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Rare novelties. shapes and artistic ins-
ported oleopraphic and chromatic cards.
A large and beautiful collection sent by
mail to anyone who viii da fhis:-Buy !
b of thu genuine DR.. c McLane's Cele-
brase1 Liver Pills rrice 25 cents. and mail
US the outside wrapper with your address
plainly W.T. item, and cents in stamps
We will then mail you tn. above list with
an elegant package Of Geographic CARD
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh. Pa
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Mrs. vliet. Of Portland Heights,
Cured.

Mr.. EDITOR: l have been under treat
ment for the last three years for a severe
form oil neuralgia or ticd"uloreux in the
head by some of the best physicians in
the East, but received no relief Have
been under Drs. Darrin's electric treat
ment for months and am now sure he
has effected permanent cure.
MRS F w. VLIET,
Portland Heights.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Mr.. EDTroR-Sir: have been under
DIR. Darrin's electric treatment for liver
and kidney complaint and various other
troubles. l had become very feslIy and
he reduced me eighteen pounds in six
months. In nearly all respects I am
cured. Refer to me at FreepoYt, Wash.
l.. p. SMITH.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Throat Disc Ases commence with . Cold.
Cough, overwhelming the voice. These
symptoms (which, If neglected, Omen result in
a chronic trouble of the Throat are allayed by
the use of Broens BroHchidl TroeAss.''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31
CATARW6y
1A1 11yKk, CA1AnxHAL DxATuIue
j NEW HOME TRGArmeur

suhsrszs sss not generally ssus ~ thsss H.
presencs Of living parasites Ia AZ ifnfn9 r,crl,r
q the Nose md eCstA<hisu tuhes- Mfesaaenris ~
search, however, l>x proved ~ - " lke& ~ ~
whereby flssse dirseminx dssesse ~ fnui1ay -
permanently cured In iron one T. txfpe 61nrxo -.
piiesdone nads e homo BY ~ Fe6ient onos r -
hsent free ea afplifssioa By A. r. pfxcs = -,
- sed sae West King s.. Tosssts chn1 49,
~ Ameyscan IS rs q ss & "a
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~, " The van,,,,-

isoi hiVha h niue and fopperies,
aellity Is d I,s1n is the greatest.
~ b.. It'll Titles, indeed, NAV i be-
sss tas ' Virtue virtue is the onlv so Io
81. Oafgain valid eU'"
- e ;l .ss IN 4; !, Flanagan.
NJ a aasinss ne G had attends
M eondsm,.so On one Occasion
i ssS. a., earlier than y consult sa.
~ sssas and put . i ,,%' :. =
Sa. Of Brown
~ York Weekly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

There II bat one secret of contentmenf. and
y At is TO take your present circumstances = :
lDuBdefy that for = moment sAnnes b. pAssed
and abide quietly within IT,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

No man can afford TO set his ehrononeter b,
anything except the sun
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Iw0 tsken sick vhiIe y - dfnnee 81
with terrible d3strees I'm my ufo1Hae& Ie(6u
dsys 4 kept getting worse, deSplfS ~ Gl9G11 Q
two dOct0fs. I lost forty poud6s. afl1 ~ 61f5n
ned that could live but : ~ dog1 NJ flc1
BE was ssomaeh and Lfre9 Gomplrtr3 nc11I1
Ing IN IN attack Of bilious colfe ~ t5S1s 1fm1
aw Dr. David KeuEedyss Faycf1se nemedT. q
kcudcut- ~ Y Advertised, and neut ~ Z ~
that vs. going 70 try de Fey5ft1e Renedy
He examined IT and told me ~ - Il dice -,
end iet him know the result IN ne ahroe a.
1 walked fpus miles Dr. Eennedx'4 VnvdIff
Eemedy has sAved my lffe,-W. 8 6tfses, n
Mills, Roes Co., Ohio 90
On KHEnEDY's FAyoRiTH KHMnDr. made Z
ROand0uk, NJ r. n. 8 for E
Send Tor book, how to care Rfdney. Liver -
Blood disorders.
The step from knowing 10 dofas ID rsssa,
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ALTERED FORTUNES.
They Cause the Sudden Blighting OF .
Tender Romance.

hoHducc.
"Mr. Buffer" said the young woman,
frigidly, as she sat down in a chair at
some distance from that of her caller,
"you will excuse me, l dare say, for
keeping you waiting. l was quite busy
at the time you came"
"You were, hey?n coldly responded
the young man. throwing one leg over
the other, leaning back in his chair and
regarding her with an ironical and
slightly contemptuous smile. You
don't seem remarkably glad to see me,
Miss Flip, considering how you hung on
my neck, only two nights ago, and
called me your dear Jakey, and said
mustn't fail to come and see you again
as soon as could"
"And you're not acting much like the
young man, Mr.. Buffer" she retorted
scornfully, that begged your darling
Libbie' dozen times for Just one more
kiss before you tore yourself away
and said you only lived when you were
with me-"
81 certainly did make fool of myself
Miss Flip" ne said, taking photograph
from his pocket and tossing it carelessly
on the center-table, but shan't do it
again. You can gamble on that"
ST am glad to hear it," she replied,
with an impatient yawn. which she
made no attempt to conceal. This, l
think. she continued, taking ring from
her finger and throwing it contemptu-
ously on the floor at his feet, sis your
property. l am tired of wearing it.
| You NAV as well know, Mr.. Buffer. that
l have come to the conclusion can do
better than to throw myself away on
such a man as you"
You have, hey?" he snorted. well,
that's goodl Why, young woman, the
only object had in coming here this
evening was to tell you that had de-
cided to look higher for wife"
"Well, if you have nothing more to
saw YOU might as we'll"
go? That's exactly what was &C.
ing to do. ! don't need any urging from
you, Miss Flip"
With bow of exaggerated pciteness
and a scornful curl of his lip he was
gone. and the two fond lovers of forty
eight hours ago had parted forever.
Does the panied reader seek TO know
the cause of this sudden blighting of
tender romance? There is no secret
about it. Mr.. Buffer was a railway
brakeman who had been promoted that
day to the post of conductor, and Miss
Flip had just received notification
that her handworked tidy had taken the
first premium at the Jo Davies County
fair.-Chicago Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

We always take credit for the good, and attri-
butte the bad to fortune
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Manners are not idle, but the fruit OF loyal
nature and OF noble mind.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Suffering is the surest means Of making
truthful to ourselves
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We should do by time, as We do by torrent
make nse Of IT while We may have II, for fl WIN
not last &lwsyA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

There is no greater weakness than that of let
ting our happiness depend too much upon the
opinions OF Others.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

President Carnot, of France, Is
RAPIDLY gaining a reputation as one OF
the great statesmen of Europe.
1T is becoming customary for Ca
nadians, when they have acquired
Iortaue, to remove their domesOo 's
.ablishmea.s to England.
An elephant recesstly died IN oesioh
which had served the publil WORKS ae,
partment for over sixty-tive years. ene
had previously worked in various parts
Of the island for an unknown period.
A late census of Bulga ia and East
ern Roumelia gives the population OF
the two principalities rs S,154,S'o' OF
whom 9, SD, $50 are Bulgsrians, oos, 100
Turks, $1,000 Greeks, $4,000 Gypsies,
who have no fixed residence, and sS'4oo
Jews.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-31

Dr. Pierce,s Pellets. the original and only
dose