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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
THE NORTHWEST POLICE.
I,oid Men who Preserve order In u" A
tremely Inwiess Country.

Uoid Men who Preserve Order In an h-A
tremely Lawiess Country
Although organized as civil iorco'
under civilian administration, ana US
Its name indicates, body OF con9'ao-
ulary, the mounted police which inc
Dominion maintains in its Northwest
Territory Is more truly military III
spirit, discipline and campaigning
efficiency than many an organization
having a military title. The types OF
the men composing 1t Indicate al
active, athletic set, capable OF endur-
inc the hard work of their service, yet
fond of presenting a natty appearance
on parade or when OFF duty. They are
types evidently belonging to the IRON
tier post and the army drili-yaru
rather than to ordinary municipal NE
Some join through love OF adventure
and have perhaps already served III
the British army Chosen carefully
for their soldierly qualities. they have
a strong corps pride, and when Vacah-
cies occur in their number there Is Ut
tie difficulty in finding desirable re-
cruit3.
The duties which the North west po-
ice are called upon to perform are
varied and important. and sometimes
arduous. Their stations extend west
of Manitoba to the Rocky mountains
The Indians and the half-breeds OF that
region constantly require looking
after. The latter, particularly in the
Saskatchewan region, have grievances
which cause discomfort, sometimes
breaking out into open revolt, as IN
| Riels rebellion. 1t was tho mounted
police that kept watch on tho move
ments of Reil's followers in 1854, ana
reported rising imminent in 1882
and then fought the first battle, about
two miles from Duck Lake. Through
the campaign, when troops were
called on, the mounted police cooper
ated.
Some of the Indian bands are adj
dicted to horse-stealing, and, on the
border, raids occur between hostile
tribes for the purpose OF plunderlng
each others herds, while the ranches
| Of white settlers are also sometimes
visited. A squad of the mounted
police is hurried off, under such cir
cumstances, either to check intended
raids or to recover stolen property.
In dealing with the Indians of the
frontier, frmness, insight and prompt
Lness are called for, and the mounted
police have acquired unusual skill in
this part of their duties. They ore,
also, charged with executing the laws
governing the sale of Intoxicating
liquors in the Northwest Territory,
and this duty is so strictly performed
that the Territory has been called
Zone of the great temperance quar-
tiers of the globe.
When the mounted police are
massed at Regina or elsewhere to-
drill or vancouver, with their gooC
Craftsmanship, in their red coats ant
light blue breeches, with orange OF
gilt braid, they form a picturesque
body, whose efficiency is at once yer,
apparent. The region controlled b,
them is really kept in remarkabl,
good order, and one illustration o
this is the peaceful and orderly way il
which the Canadian Pacific railroad
was constructed. -Harper's Weekly
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25

English temperance societies de-
light in such bizarre names as The
Sons of the Phoenix, The Brethren
of the Cockatrice" and The Royal
Antideluvian Order of BGffaloes.
Sitting Bull says: "Soon We shall
not have enough ground to stretch our
tepees and rest our limbs. We shall
have to pay taxes and be poor and
ragged like the palefaces."
What is termed startling de-
parture in the line of horse trading" is
reported from Fall River, where a citi-
zen who had mare for sale 'stated
frankly that her disposition is so sour
that she hates herself, and that he
would recommend the creature to nc
: body unaccustomed to horses"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25

A man who has made close study of
physiognomy says: "A mans occupation
or condition has II good deal to do with
making his facial expressions. Intel
lectual pursuits, like studies or the
scholarly professions, when coupled
with temperate and moral habits of life
brighten the face and give n person
superior look. Magnanimity of nature
or love of studies and arts will make u
man may have Il face that does not
please anybody, because of II love of self
to the exclusion of all others, notwith-
standing his learning and worldly
shrewdness. Soldiers get hard, severe
look, overworked laborers constantly
look tired, reporters look inquisitive,
mathematicans look studious, judges
become grave, even when off the bench,
the man who has domestic trouble looks
all broken up. An example of the ludi-
crous side OF this subject is to see a
third-class lawyer stalking around a
police court looking wise as an owl.
The business makes the face i say.
There's the butchers face, the saloon
keepers face, the beggar's face, the
ministerial face, the lawyers face, the
doctors face. the hoodlum's face, all so
distinct, each from the other and singly,
that l seldom fail to recognize those
callings showing through the faces
And what city boy can not recognize a
genuine farmer on tho street as a
fn,,ppr the moment he secs him pn
Atlanta Constitution.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
The Course of Chicago Love.

Amelia Sassafras," said Marcellus
Roddy, with TN accent of pain in his
rich voice. do you realize the an
guish you have caused me by your re-
tusal of my heart and hand? No,
you are cold and passionless. You
realize nothing"
You are mistaken, Mr.. Roddy,"
said Amelia, haughtily. "Do you re-
member the ring you gave mep And
the opera-glassesP And the brace
let's? And the gold thimbleP"
Il do remember Them" moaned
the wretched young man.
"Well," said Amelia, Il have
realized on them all. give you the
pawn-tickets and this bundle of let
ters. Farewell forever. Mr.. Roddy." -
Chicago Nt,CS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
An Indiscreet Merchant

Il understand that you wish 70 en-
ploy travelling salesman sr' sai1 .
young man to a merchant.
"Yes; would employ any one WV
suited me-" -,
Il would like to have trial. ST.
What is your nationality
Both my parents were born ID ~
land, but don't see what that can DA
to do with the matter. ~,
You don't? Let me assure Wv ~
it is very important. l coalan '
of employing a salesman VINO 0s'O r,,i
the sell-tick race. Ha-ha! hs-a.' =.
the old man chucked himsel u =.
ribs and laughed all the way M
ASYLUM where he was taken in'lU''
three hours.-Merchant Irareeu'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
Brought In New Conundrum

Il have got conundrum," said The
visitor, timidly sitting down ouths
corner Of chair, THAT | think is new
Why is man who lays out new sub
division like picklesP"
because he c-c-cumbers the ground
hazarded the real-estate editor.
mo, that isn't the right answer
Because" suggested the exchan'
editor, lit makes him sour II he doesl'
ketchup with the - =.
mo, no; that isn't it either. Gl'eA
upp Because he makes lots OF acres
Seep achers. Spells the tee'l'
you know. Makes acres INTO Us
And then they rose up as one NAV
and threw him out of the window-V~
cago Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
1t Appealed to His TASTE

My husband" said she' mai.
seems to appreciate the presents "A I'd
him, like dressing gowns Sipp. .,i
rests, monogram handker'his''
other nice articles. " :, IL
MAY be he doesn't oelle.s .aIi,,ly
principle of making gifts c0h'
remarked a friend. as,uss
"Oh, yes, he does, was 'ne ..;n.sr'
reply; NOW when his oro,u sa hud
cave him a basket of demiiOhns,. . nj /
old stuff, he never got over vel D.
about that-it seemed 10 'f I'm
rsctlv to his taste. Chicago d'''S
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
Maria Pia, Queen of Portugal, is a

Maria Pia, Queen of Portugal, is a
talented Woman. She takes little in
terest in politics, preferring outdoor
sports to the intrigues of statesmen.
She is a clever horsewoman and loves
the chase. She is also good swim
mer and always wears medal which
she gained ten or twelve years ago for
saving the lives of her two children.
who, falling into the sea at Cascaes,
would have been drowned if their
mother had not jumped into the water
and rescued them, She is a good
pianist, sings fairly well, and is fond
OF the theater. She is an artist in
water-color painting and her pictures
sell well.
Anxious Mother-"Has Mr.. Bash
ful proposed yeti" Daughter-.'No OF
exactly; but last evening, when was
holding little Dick in my lap. Mr..
Bashful went to the piano and sang,
Would l werS a boy again. '"-PhiL
] adelphid Record.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25

1t is a great thing to know that
there is a Power and Wisdom which
guides us and the world; and TO feel
that there is Justice immense, i'm
measurable, irresistible, which sways
the ocean of human forces. Theodore
Parker.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
A GREAT ENTERPRISE.


From an engineering point of view,
there are no serious obstacles to the
building of the road, except the bridg-
ing of the large rivers of West Siberia,
and the passing of the enormous
swamps of that region, which would
probably make the road far more costly
than the Transcaspian railway. There
are no steep grades that would pres
ent serious difficulties.
The distances of the several sections
Of the line are given as follow:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25

Drainage, says the american Culti-
rdtOr, marks the line between swamp
and grain field; between swale and
grassy meadows; between mosquito
plantations aSnd pleasant orchards and
groves; between Improbable and pro-
iitable agriculture.
In spite of the popular belief, it
Is not true that the rain falls alike on
the just and on the unjust. The just
generally get the most of the shower
because the unjust have coolly walked
off with their umbrellas.-S0merrille
JolrAaL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
A Very Fair Tin

First Chappie-What aye
tho wedding, old man' $3.50, tai II
Second Chappie-Aw-Ve"!
n tin wedding. ,,;.,, VIZ
First Chappie-Tin Wedding
what do you refer to. ,r,,s uOtT
Second Chappie-The groom .'r,,ier.
in marrying-haw! haw'-A =.
1t is very indiscreet and = ''I nas
some ambition when cs'e ..,rld -
about fame; about what the y; % the hs
of us; to be always looking : = be arss'|
of others for approval " what we'd
anxious about the eiiee's ,,,irg. 10 hts
or say; to lie always hoo'uoas.SLassls
the echo of our own 'oi'
IoU-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25

Miles
Tyumen to Tomsk. $40
iomsk to lrkutsk. 1,ooo
Irkutsk to StryeSa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Stryelka to Usuri ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1903
usuri to Vladiyostok. 800
Total ................ 3,NoU
The cost of construction is estimated
at from five to seven hundred million
rubles. The whole distance from ST.
Petersburg to Vladivostok is estimated
at six thousand miles; and the time
necessary for accomplishing this dis
lance, at from sixteen to seventeen
days. To this must be added a few
days for the journey from Japan and
China to Vladivostok, and from St.
Petersburg to Western Europe. Thus
tho journey from Eastern Asia to Eu-
rope might be made in from twenty to
twenty-five days instead of from thirty
to thirty-fvo days, which it takes
steamers to run from China to Eng
land.
| 1t seems improbable that the effect of
this road upon the trade OF the world
will be as important as that of the
| American Pacific roads. The political
| condition of Siberia is not favorable to
an energetic development of its re-
sources and 10 an extensive immigra-
ton; and, the length of the road being
so great, it is doubtful whether it would
be able to divert the carrying-trade to
any great extent from the steamers
using the Suez canal route.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25

lles ABOUT the LEGALITY, and goes to sleep
on the homestretch-but you can't make
those old women think So"
no fancy not, assented Mr. Neal.
Il you want good horse, sir, YOU are
sure to lind one at Martory; go there by
train, ride across the valley and up over
the Col du Tigre-it's a pretty bit of
country"
Il might meet her on the way home, :"
thought MIR Neal. as he took leave of
Mr. Iosgery and the remise
II wish there were not so many holes
and caves in the rocks" said Margery;
they are such convenient hiding places
for brigands
Try to think and talk of something a
niue more cheering. my dear, said Mrs.
Lee whose mantle of timidity seemed to
have fallen on Margerys shoulders
AT that moment there was sudden
roar IKE thunder, and huge piece of
rock' dlslodged from the mountain above,
came crashing down upon the road. 1t
stopped not fifty yards ahead of the car.
| rage making formidable barrier where
the space was too narrow to turn back
| with safety
| Inc ladies' screamed. the frightened
n9rSes hung back trembling and FESTIVE,
WINE the old man urged them forward
close upon the great block of stone.
| Margery is the old fellow mad, He
seems to be trying deliberately to upset
us said Mrs Lee, half under her breath.
ntopi stopl not step further. or you
wlii have us all over the precipice!" cried
Margery, Selling the coachman's arm
:, Never TIL the day of their death will
those two women forget the Mortified ex
preston OF that white haired old man as
| ne turned his face toward them and said.
IN awestruck tones:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25

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than 20
Jude1
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great
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rather
willing
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turnips
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the Ere
roast u
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favor
and Ro
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lettuees
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25 Gciats.

@ir bubsn sttpa 200 9teite bon 9leis
oeritoffsn, Seibe unb Gombinatipnsmas
teriaI, einise Iei8t bei6d6ist. bisIs bas
bon gang perfeft in ieber Art, peI4e
mir su 25 GentS am Dollar perfaufen,
um aufiurdumen.
9Sir baben nod INNER einise Piscen
Seibe, leidt bei9d6ist, unb ipenn Der
Breis eu@ Suiast, 70 nebmet iie nit.
Infer Sorratb bon Sonnenl6irmen
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ger beiddbist iporSen un6 mir babsr
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ipllte.
Mir baben ettpa 100 Paar Spiben.
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tpel9e na6 benz ginfaufe fir 81 90 bai
Paar pertauft tperben iOaten; iie iint
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an
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Nitt8tcn.

- Sin an Yinsitrabe, nube Der GOrl
Cane 8abnitation, ipobnenber Wann
namens Sabsen fam porlebtsn Diens
flag idiper betrunten na6 Sauie, ee'
rietb nit ieiner Srau in Streit unr
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Die @affe traf oas neben Der Srau
Itsbenbe &inb am &opfe uno rerurIabts
cine 8unbe, bic man suerit fir Iebens.
sefdbrIid belt /; bod tpirb bas Sinh
eenelsn. Der @Gtberi6 tpurbe Der.
baftet.
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idaft an Wuin Strabe bermietbet unt
ipir6 in Der nd6fen 3eit ipieSer eine
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isinen ScrantOner alien 5reunben bal
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unb tpirb ftets einen Suten Iropfen bals
ten.
= Inter benz Namsn 2aflin in bel
gateS6ilte elm neues 9Oitamt eiabIiri
tpproen.
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Strafs unb 8Oiten unb 80 Gage @e'
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Dabi6 &. 9abis, Mnsriif unb S6Id'
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Sobn @ibbs, fiir bas sIeide 8er8ebsn
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Sobn Gibbs, Irasen bsrbOrssner
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ODie lit bieS!

gBir bisisn sinbuuoert Dollars 8sI,buuus
fur isoen 8all bon 8atnrrb Der nidt ourdl
SnIl's antarrb Sur esbeilt lueroen fam.
3. :. Cheney & Co.. @iaentb.. 8oleoo. ..
8ir Die llntersidnsten baben 3. s. GbensD
felt Den Iestsn Is 9abrsH sstannt uuo baIten
ibn fur bOIlfommen ebrenbaft in allen 6e'
fddftsuerbnnoIuueen uuo fnaWieIl befdbigt,
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Iidfeiten Su erfiiIlen.
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Das 3bal abpdrts.

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jipil@en Nrbeitssbsr unb arbeitern al
Der GREENWOOD @rube iinb nod imms,
ni6t beiseIeet.-9ie Soloen 9rube ar,
beitet nur brei 1ase bic Mo6e.-Gi
beiBt, man babe iid fdr bic neue aebist
BAILEY 8abnlinie na6 scranton aul
fOIsenbs Routs sesinist: Sic Idufi
nabe bsm Sermpn BREEDER, ppne unt
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lid SfIi@ bonn Sabripese. e.-9as Con.
sert gum 8eitsa per lltbsri@ipemmtsn
srsab s44.95.
BA- ain6erfuti9en, gsIOeibspss,
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ieber grt bon SoIs 8Ie9 unb Giisn,
bier fabrisirt unb importirt. s. o.
@iliams & 8ruber, 3l4 aada. 9Ips.
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Ib0mas flffiultss Sh bd Stauhunsfn,
8ranbpunbsn, 8bsumatismue, fts, sfbrau&t
uHb 70 baIf inner. 2i,4
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iGeinIi4 t6otIi6 perlsbt.
= auf Der Sarm bon s. SO. 8Ob,
am Jiorb Wountain, bat man cine 9obs
lenaber bon feds SUB 9ide entbedt.
= Cine neus Snbuitrie, bic Crescent
5eilen uno SunbperisSeus Gompanie,
lpirb bier etablirt unb init Grridtun8
Der @ebdube bat man bersits besonnen.
= Sn Dem Gcttinsbam S6adt su
PIpmOutb ereisnete ii6 lebten 0littnod
tpiebsr Elm nnfaII, Der aber bur6 cine
tpunberbare Siisuns nidt bon Wien'
i6enperluit beeleitet mar. gBdbreno
Elm Barren 8ObIsn in bic Sbbe sesoeen
ipurbe, rib baS 9rabtIeil une Barren
unb Carriage itiiraten auf ben Sooen
oes Sdo6tes biuab. 9abur6 perlor
bic Carriage auf Der anberen Seite bas
@eeenssipibt, ibnsllte in bic S6be uno
iebte ii6 i'm Guf,usSidu6te feit. 9Sie
eeiast, berIebt tpurbe niemano. Das
Sell tpar icsuIasen nod neu uno ieoens
falls bon i9le9ter Aualitdt.
- 8tblnbaftsr at1ue pndnIaet aranlbsii,
unb lbltdtts Blut unb stfprtt 3bdtiaftii efr
ettn unb Hisrtn IL ftblnbafttr Athub i'm
mtnibIittn SYlism, ptItsS SuTbof Bloch
9iltns bsItiiiei. 2i,4
&C. 9. 8ilfinipn, Der ben @auass
Der ipdbrenb eines Streites tbotete, II
bes Woroes i'm Sipeitsn @raoe i6ulbie
beiunbsn iporben.
= Die Sppbussrtrantunsen mebrer
Ii6 pier. @ubri6einli6 1T oas burd
bic bislen Ressn perunrsiniete gSahei
i6ulb.
= 8si benz Seriud, in Mia Sree'
auf .. & $. Barren su iprinsen, ma6t,
goparb Surrey einen SebItritt uno ne
unter bic 8dber, iueIde ibn in Stiid'
idnittsn. gr mar 80 Sabre alt.
Der 90 Sabre aIte Sriebri6 Sal
ertranf am Sreitas beim Saeen in
SuSquetanna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04
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