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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-02

The FREEOH CABINET COMPOUNDED

Tlse Onending Ofacer VIII Probably Re
Removed and the Katnous Policy Per
sistentiy Pursued BouIansiste Cenadent
and Jnbilant.
PARIS, April 2.-The french cabinet
Ii nlomentariIy ncnpIussed By the refusal
of the public prosecutor. &c Bouchez, to
give his official signature, and By the
general tone Of the reception with which
tho determination to prosecute Gen.
Boulanger has been met; but il viii in no
way Be disauaded from the steps which
II has taken against Gen. Boulanger.
III Theyenet, minister Of justice, has
repeatedly expostulated with IL. Boucher,
but the latter remains steadfast and Inn.
movable ia his refusal to reconsider his
decision. He II suspected Of entertaining
Roulangist sympathies, but It is more
likely that he foresees the inevitable
coming Of Boulanger TO the front Ia the
nation. and that lie desires to avoid any
prominent action for which he might be
made 10 suffer hereafter.
The Steele, which has authority for
speaking IN behalf OF III. Thevenet, says
that this week viii probably be decisive.
u Is, therefore, expected that Boucher
viii be- Immediately removed from Office
and replaced by some less prudent man
and more placable official
Tie action of the government ii much
deprecated by dispassionate and moder@
nte observers, who see plainly the la
mentabie error which the ministers are
making. 1t Is noticeable that M F1oquet
has selected this present moment BY q
singular coincidence for visit 60 Italy.
Tie Boulangists are simply iuhilant at
the action Of Boucher, which gives an
official sanction to any denunciation Of
the government.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-02
ACROSS 4 BURNING BnlDox

Two xtamps Roasted and Aevanf4en
EresxtA karp Burned ~ the II. mna q.
fasea. M. Va. April One AZ
ia r,nsk a;Sa4t~,,.s .,.e;.a.rss 49, 81.
80 e..as s..a7
occurred on me baAkAmoKe @na lnl0 rail-
road for long time was reported from
Cameron. Marshall cos,nfv, 4se, ..,ns,
..,a,.s v,..s,,.s IS ss...,. - -
49, $50. Ass -. saAA* : s.Aaau
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-02

A stormy Session Of the Easfon Councils.
Democrats Organize.

- @~NeAAss& f3SHAANA va &t&& AAA$N88 NUWAAGAA&s
Democrats Organize.
EAsToE, Pa, April q The meeting o.
councils for the inauguration Of Nr.
Lesher. as mayor. and the election OF =
solicitor was stormy, and parliament.
airy laws were greatly ignored. The Re-
publicans fled protest against electing
solicitor, and also against the inaugu.
ration Of Mr.. Lesher. and moved to have
the protests spread upon the minutes.
The motion was not only voted down,
but while circumstances were being read
the Democrats made motions aud the
clerk called the roll on each. AT times
both sides became personal Id their re.
marks, and great confusion prevailed.
Previous to Mr.. Lcsher taking the oath
of Office j.. Will Wood, member of com.
mon council. read letter from Mayor
Chidsey, saying that he did not care to
contest his right to continue in Office and
rendered his resignation on condition
that his successor he elected. Dir. Wood
was choked OF hy motion for recess
OF five miniss to administer the oath Of
office to Mayor Lesher.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-02
arersaith for chief Graves Place.

WASHINGTON, April z. The way 10
the appointment OF Capt. Meredith, 0i
Chicago, 10 De chief Of fhe bureau 81 en-
craving and PRINTING ws asadc easy
By the resisEatioa j tl il CHIEF
of the bureau, Elwagd Il. Graves.
Chief Graves his resigesi. Il, 10 effect
May /, and has gone west o. j lpaye Ol
salaeomce
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-02

GEO. T. MELVIN. ),
ATTORNEY -AT- Ia !"
o.. Main street and Church e'''s'
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

HEAL ESTATE business 81, y IIsssnsed Z
aloene and list Of Farms .w..a.,.ssufion 10 q
Slsorf time for extensive SsSsnr fnrrs q
Nnw8h and East and person, 1forNsrd 9esesssgs
ssssss ~ eazne Is the above sddEs llafn'
nav i sne1HAed IN me eA'A'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
Saar, Woiel, Gifel uab Sunsr1d.

Sn 5remmersbor BET Saarlouis
bat etn 20idbriser Buri9e sust anbere
Burden, peIde ibm auf sinsm ga6fese
nt1t aus benz Bsse sinsen, NIT benz Wefz
fer geifo3en. Der @tue blieb iofort tobt,
Der anoere lit i5wer usrIest. Der Sbdter
TIT elm i5wd4lt3er Sabrttarbsitsr, befen
gltern tn %gstrennter @be Isbeu. Als &c
abssfibrt wurbe fang er: rSsst ssbt's
mad Sinbenau!"
gu Erter wsttsten swst &abfabrer
nit uebrersn Serren, baB man nit einem
oOppsIfsisen 8usirab IN Is Winuten Don
S,isr mad @brans fubreu Tonne. Die
Bstte Tam abenbs gun, 4ustras, unb bic
Strste pom 9 5Is &iIomster uurbe BON
senannten &abfabrer in IA Winuten IL
Sssunben ssfabrsn.
Der &retstag bsi5IoB in letter
2eit, ben fur ben giienbabnbau WGpsnz
9sroItstn erforberli3 psrbsnoen @runbz
erwerb gesen 2siituns bss auf ben &rei8
@o4sm entfaIenben AntbsiIss IN ber
Staaisbsibilfe tn S65s uon 81, 800 Wt.
81 ibernebmsu.
gu OtttIinsen i~frsiten bic !5irten
UNI b0bsren 2Obn.
Ole 10 romantii5 seresene
,S9antueiIerer Rlauie" e~rfreute f9 In
lssten Sabreu zines itsts mad fenben Bee
iudes. Dem uueiseuniiSisen Wirten bes
Srubsr5, Der hteisIbe felt iisbsn Sabren be-
uobnte, 1T es su u%erbanfen, bag bic benz
Serfaae entsesenisb.noe RapsIs ii5 a.
etnem berrliten @ottesbauie entuideIte.
Nit Sa9teuntniB uerusnbete sr bic ibm
5uflteBencen freiuiaissn @absn sur 9srid6s
nerung. uatsr auoerer wuroen Der Nls
tar, bte Ranj,I unb bic BeidtitibIs, &unfz
uerte aus alter 3sit, aufssfrtfdt; neue
6'niter eriesten bic alien, bic benz Gins
lturse brobten; &trdeubdute wurbeu an
sei4afft unb utsls pra9ruoIeu Paramsute
wuroeu Der 8lluie gei1entt. Die san,e
umssbuns lit ftOi3 auf bic Rlauie, unO uur
nit Becauern febt nun gruosr Soispb aus
berisIbsn i9sibsn.
gu Saarburs uar6 am %. Suit
in Der Neitbaas bes observation-disclosures
Die bissidartse aIssmsine 9eb erinneu. &ons
fsrsns tir ben &ssterunssbsSirt Erisr ab.
sebaIten. Die 3abl Der srl9isnsnsn 2sbs
r~ertnnen betrug runb $50. 3ubem battsn
uebrers 9rn. Sdul,dtbs unb Rreisl9uIs
inipsttoren bic geriammIuns beiu9t.
Bel so ers is bstreibt man bic 8tIbz
bteberet ni4t aaetu NIT Der SIints ionbern
au@ nit Striten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
GNabsSotbrinsen.

Saargemiub. Som Ianbwirtbz
i6aftliden 9eretu Saarssmiinb unb Sors
bad batteu fi4 tabIrst9e RitsIieber 40
cem Srobsmdben Der uon $. SOl3tnssr In
st. Iuolo singefibtteu rsuen ameritants
i9en Wdbmaidine NIT SsIbitbiuosr sinses
funosu. Die Sro5e fdnb In ct. ApoIb
itatt. Oas l1rtbeiI lautste einitimmia boz
btn, bag bic Wai4ine gan, uorsisIt9 ar
beitet unb, neil prattii4 BON Wsrtb, cine
sroBe Sutunft BAT. sic arbsitst reseImds
Big, islblt auf unainitigsn Terrain, un6
babel peroeI bic @arbeu nit elmer binnen
S4nur aus Waniuabanf letter ssbunben,
alS IS nit Der .5anb sei9sbsn tann; he
t6nnsu au1 na9 Belisbsu bss Si5rers In
isosr 9dnse ssbunben uerbsn, mas BET
9erfte uno 9afer iebr ms 9spi1t fdut.
Gin Barber pon @or,e, Namsns
Ssuers, Elm ,iifiser Wanu uon 90 Sabreu,
BOT f4 felt sinisen Sabrsn bic Rreu1otternz
Saao gu sinem Hsbsnseitdft sema&t unb
oafir thon mun6e i16ne Summe tItnaens
Den @sloes etnssitedt. Sn ben Iesten aebn
Easen bot er BITE betrd9tli9s Sabl BON 50
bisier ssfdbrIidsn G5iere auf bic Rreisots
reeiton eingeIiefert unb baflr SO, so WS.
bs,oseu. Seit 8esinn bieies Sabres bot
CT iton 80 Siperu einseItsfsrt.
am l2. SuIt i6Iug Der Bills In bic
ct. llIrids : Rupeue bsi @roB 9 Sid, BEN
Eaurm i'm obersn EbsiIs ipaItenp. Der
Srrabl lief bann tm Snnsrn Der Rir4e
sntlars, baiIsIbe peruiftsnb unb nabm feis
men auseaus Bur Eblre biuaus. Oie Ras
peue, welde TIM elfteu Sabrbunberte erbaut
uuroe. bltfte fur mandsu 9%ltsrtbums=
freuno isbr S%utsrsfantsS bistsn. ~
Ger NaseIi4mteb Git. S&oaer
aus Rammern bot tn elmer 8utblaaft auf
Der amtiiden Cite Der Eruntenboloe ieinen
Rdmsu burdssitti1sn, mas er nit eiusm
Sase 8ttdaaniB biBsn mug. Rsip.tt DOE
ben &abeuIitsu!
Die Bel BItesboIden Iieaente
Waufabrtstirde @r6fatbal purbe ber
tatb. &ir&e Slissmsu zen SoIheu idsus
tanss ueiie ibe,laNsu. Wdu bofft. bob
nab Wtsoerbsrifsuans Der RopsIe Der Bis
idof pon Spspsr oas Sntsrbttt auf5eben
wirb, bas auf osr Rapslle Iaitst.
Suber Stabt Wet wur6e Serr
Osles nit 246l, auf benz 9anbs nit 949l
Stimmeu sewdslt. 81 nabm bic Wabt
an.
Nm %. Suit fsisrts bic @sisIi9aft
Societe amicale de secours mutuels taA
AZ. Sabrssfst ibrs 9%,lnbuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
eugembursN1es aus BeIsten.

nj, %. Suit. gorise $50
DE finb, wabridsinIi9 aus l1uuorf9ttsteit
bes 5aters, nt9t melt non btsr, 4 Ribe
auf ben Babnt0rper seratbsn, ais sesen 9
ubr absnbs Der ,uii9sn 8attics unb Muz
bel fabrenbe Sus einberbrauite; 2 uon ben
Rhbsu euttameu slidlt9erweiis Der @ez
fabr, wdbrenb bic 2 anbsrsn pon Der 2ocos
mOtiue erfaBt unS bu9itdbli9 3srmaImt
uorben ftnb.
2atour, Is. Sult. 9or eintssn Ga>
gen wurbe Elm Oisbtabl NIT @inbru5 In bic
Rapeae BON 4atour peribt. Ser SrepIer
bat ben Spferitot ssuaItiam erbrodsn unb
einen Wer!b uon As Sranten entusnbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
9iptIifanb Der Stabt
~2uremburg.

Seiratben.-SOm Is. SuIi: Seins
RID Alpbons Sictor SeIpsnitsin, Set,stdr
Der 8Outsl. s9rORbeSoJl. Briuats Domds
men, NIT SsIena Sstteyait; Sobann Gbsos
Dor Dtr3sl, Satfabtitaat, mI Wtarsarstba
Himar.
SterbefdIIe. - Bonn l3. SuIi:
9niie gen. Nnla 9uiis Ruib, alt As g.,
@bsfruu Don 8,albrOro Waisrus, 9ss
ri9ispouSt,ber - pom Is. @regortus
Sanff, alt II j. 8 U 9ommis, sbeIos
Jitto!as Sartbel. alt 33 s., Wtaursr;-
pom l6. Wasoalsua Anronia Ersmont,
alt go ), @befrau bon 2ttOlas Rsmp,
9otOmottOfibtsr pom IL. Rasoalena
Riusrs, alt Al j, @psfrau BON W,del
Ria, Wasa5iu : auflsbsr; AHna Wariu
&aisl, alt SO 5, 8iIws o W,dsl
Rtmmsns, S,ls. 6ubrmann - pom 10
Wtl,broto Ut0ierus, alt 40 j. @srt9ts.
uouStsber; Anbras Wrs1ss. alt 10 s.,
S&tsfercsdsr, aus @aspsri4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

We're we as eloquent as angels, yet
should We please some men, some wo-
men and some children much more by
listening than by talking Cotton.
Its bettah ter hab a green patch on
de basement O. 20 yaller pants dan ter
sport seven dollah trousahs an hab ter
do de sneak act eb'ry time 70 see yo
tailor.-U Uncle Pete.
1t is by plodding steadily along,
day in and day out, that we achieve our
successes They who make their gains
Otherwise ere eccentricities, and not fit,
therefore, TO be taken as examples.
Against parsimony and niggardli-
ness proclaim war; but with the same
sentence | condemn those who make a
grand splash while they live leaving
their families in restitution when they
die. -Talmage.
If ridicule were employed to laugh
men out of vice and folly, IT might be
OF some use; but it is made use of to
laugh men out of virtue and good sense,
by attacking every thing solemn and
serious. ADDISON.
There is nothing more disappoint-
ing to the generous man than the way
In which his absolute frankness is met
by the man of the world, always look
ing out for motives, and imagining
them where he does not find them
Donald Grant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05


And now comes another idea for a
fre-proof curtain for theaters- this
time from Sweden. IL IL interesting.
Ms being suited for old theaters whose
construction will not sustain the
weight OF iron curtains. The chief Of
the fire brigade in the city OF Malmo,
Herr o. Berggren, has constructed II
nre-proof curtain for theater. which
he calls n water curtain. 1t con.
sists OF two sheets of canvas, stepped
In fire proof compound. joined to-
gether at the bottom and sides In such
manner rs to leave fair space be-.
tween, with water mains running to
the top. and when fire breaks out. and
the water being turned on. the inter-
vening space becomes filled with
water. forming solid wall of water
between the audience and tho scene
Lately, experiments We're carried out
with the curtain in au impro .ised
structure in Malmo, in the presence OF
the officials Of the town, architects and
others, when u pile OF faggot. wood
was hoaped up against the curtain aud
set fire To, but the flames made no im-
preston on it, even when petroleum.
was poured upon the fire. Albany IN.
y Argus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05
A Singular Case.

For four years Mrs. Benjamin
Meyer, of Souderton Pa, was 'o'al!
blind. Not long ago she was laAeu
i'll, so that she had to stay IN pea sew
eral days. On the fourth day si'
awoke in the morning and exclaimed
Il see!' Her husband rushed 10 sho
bedside and was recognized. She polnp
ed out different articles of furniture III
the room, told different persons "ha'
they were wearing, and in many "a..
proved that she saw. she asheu SlN
all her children and grandchiiu0l'
twenty-five in all, come to her w.
side, and they did. She told them 'l" INV
she had earnestly prayed taa' 'a INV
might see them all once peioro ,ns
died, and this was the answer " nv.
prayer. Then she said; Inns 10 sns
last day that l shall ever have .ne ost
of my eyesight." She awoke .iie ae oaa
morning us blind us ever, ana has wv
so ever since.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

Good intentions are, at least, the
seed of good actions; and every man
ought to SOW them. w. Temple.
1t is estimated there are now in
Europe, Asia, the United States and
Canada about fifty institutions for the
education of Predetermined children.
No man in daily life ought to be
satisfied with what his life now is. He
ought every day to be looking forward
to some of the possible improvements.
E. E. Hale.
1t is easy to slip into a state OF
spiritual GOODNESS and Indifference.
The temptation to it is one that is al
ways with us. Once in it, how hard to
get out of it!-United Presbyterian.
Rockford Seminary, at Rockford,
H., has established night schools for
the working girls of the city. The fac
ulty will oversee the work, and the
students of the seminary will assist in
the teaching.
I still believe that life is the most
frivolous of things, unless it is regard
ed as one great and constant duty. Life
is only of value by devotion to what is
true and good. The aim of life worth
living should be ideal and unseifish. -
Ernest Rendn.
An aged man, who had lived more
than threescore years and ten, upon
being informed by his physicians that
he had but few hours to live, replied
as that so? Then death has come toe
soon for me. | am not ready for it. y
What a melancholy confession with
which to close up this life, and enter
upon the realities OF the one to comet
N. Y. Ind.S endent
For general improvement" says
DR.. johnson, 'a man should read what
ever his immediate inclination prompt:
him to; though, to be sure, if man has
a science to learn, he must regularly
and resolutely advance. What we reat
with inclination makes a stronger i'm
preston. If we read without inclina
ton, half the mind is employed in fix
ing the attention, so there is but half Il
be employed on what we read"
President Adams, of Cornell Uni
versity, in recent address advised
students mot 10 rely on professors tt
do your work. Don't lessen individual
effort. Herein is the success of self
, made men. The men whom the worl(
!, wants are those who do better than il
expected of them. Sometimes they ar,
without college education; are sucl
men as Franklin and Lincoln, who ge
real liberal education and becom,
monarchs in the domain of though"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT

GROCERIES Sugars. We quote Golden
C. SIC. extra c 5,c, confectionery A 6lc,
dry granulated 6sc, cube, crushed and
powdered 7c. Cofiees Java .5c, Rio 20c
Arbuckle's roasted 2l8c.
PROVISIONS-O haras are qnot
ed at lac l3lc, breakfast bacon l3c'
sides / c. shoulders 1870 lie. Eastern
ham 13a l3as, Sinclairs IA l5c,. break
fast ,con 13a l3tc side, l09l0sc shoulders
t01lc. Lard l0i lie.
FRUITS-Navel oranges $i,6o 30,
riverside 'S325 $3.50, apples $i@ l.2o
emon SO per box.
VEGETABLES-C Cabbage &C per H.
celery SJaS5> per doz lunches. carrots
and turnip, &c per sack, onions 10 SIC
potatoes3 ,a40c per sack.
DRIED FRUITS-Sundr dried apples ga
&c, slic 64c, apricots ID l4c, peache.
n lOc pears Sc; Oregon prune', Italian
o., Silver SC; German 6iT7c, plums DC o.
raj -ins 81 10 az per box: Cali ornia figs &c
Syrna l5c,
DAIRY PRODUCE-Oregon creamery
and choice dairy 25c. medium zoe, Eastern
25c, California ~ q %.
EGGS Oregon 15c.
observation-disclosures $685. ducks
$3.50, gesse s10d12. turkeys l5016c.
WOOL-Valley 1920 Eastern Oregon
SGl5c.
HOPS-Choice g. lac.
GRAIN - Valley Sl.20 a1.35, Eastern
Oregon Sl.27l01.3O. Oats 3)g: 4c.
OUR-Standard $3.50, other brands
S464 10. a,c
FEED-Hay $13al4 per ton, bran $l6
sh ,rts $lS, barley chop $23a24, mill chol
SIS 020.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, live, DC, dressed
Sc, mutton, live, &c, dressed &c, iamh
81 20 each, hogs, live, tic, dressed 1913
veal ia Sc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

Superstition itself records no Vain.,
reliance than the trust in lhleiie0.
Gu ture as an adequate antasoh'9'
controller to the passions ard impul'sa
which are the dynamics OF our iii' w..
and in their adjustment constitute ''
acter. James Martineau. i,
Common politeness is very s'4 ah;rs
very easy, very cheap. 1t costs no'' ,hs
in effort; it is no tax upor el'i1 ''.ar.
physical o. mental powers; 1t C ".a "nls
gratefully received by polite PIER oirar
and it gra!Ilies giyer as well as r.'u ~ IN.
1t makes all within the range oil ne !.
Auence happier and better "a Of
smooths many of the roug"er p"''
life. Ia
For their little the poor seem - tor
more grateful than are the ao;ou,
their much. If one has let p'f elt
jewels dropping from him. or n Sysast
them torn ruthlessly from MS w. Wv tbs
still he ought to be grateful ~, VS. Of
blessings that remain. Dea'n' ~ tho
property, are zero compared WIN Ths
loss of truth, honor and puri'''
Advance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

In every political canvass we are
prone to forget that the commonwealth
is composed of men. We are, there
fore, prone to forget also that to i'm
prove or reform the commonwealth,
we are TO reform and improve those
who compose it-men. To try to do
otherwise is TO try to make the rose
bloom before the bush is rooted, or TO
cause the tower to soar before the cor
ner-stone is laid. The center of all
organization and social existence is the
individual man. All deterioration or
improvement begins with single
human beings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

"A long life may be passed without
hndlng friend in whose understand
ing ard virtue we can equally confide,
and whose opinion we can value at
once for its business and sincerity. A
weak man, however honest, is not
qualified to judge. A man of the
world, however penetrating. is not fit
to counsel. Friends are often chosen
for similitude of manners, and there.
fore each palliates the others falling,
because they are his own. Friends
are tender. and unwilling to give pain /;
or they are interested, and fearful To
offend. DIR. S. johnson.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

10 clean and tighten cane-seat
ehalrs' turn up the chair bottom. and
with hot water and sponge wash the
cane work, so that it may be thoroughly
soaked Should it be dirty use a little
soap Let it dry in the air, and it will
oe as tight and firm as when new.
The smell of paint may be taken
from room by shutting it up. leaving
a pan OF lighted charcoal with iuniner
berries thrown on. This is useful for a
room impregnated with tobacco smoke
Again. soaked hay in pail is consid-
odors. '''io
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05
The Territorial bill is still held in
aheYance

The Territorial bill is still held ia
allegiance.
George Heidel, young farmer, dis
sulsed as ghost, stepped from the
roadside in front of VIM. Tompkins,
coiored, who WAS returning from the
woods with an ak on his should, r
near Evansville, Ind, last week, and
the frightened negro, with a terrific
blow OF the ak, cut Heideps head
completely in two.
How to Seed Raisins. One of the
chance discoveries which fpte will oc-
caslonally throw in the path If house
Keeper is that bit of butter rubbed on
lhe fingers and knife will relieve the
TASK OF raisin-seeding of its sticky dis
comfort.
-furs can be cleansed and restored
10 their natural luster by rubbing in rye
nour which has been heated as hot ns
tne hand can bear it. The flour must.
OF course, be removed by very clean
brush or beaten out, and carries the
dust and dirt with it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

Single or semi-double flowers bear
seeds freely. while double ones are
less fertile. For this reason the best
flower seeds must always be expensive
Galvanized iron ropes are not to be
commend. ID for clotheslines, as they
wear the clothes, especially lawns and
muslins.
Soda should never be used for fan
nels; and If they are to be kept in good
condition, they should be neither
mangled nor ironed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

Nandyke Camelshair tartisD II
charge dfty dollars more for the
idealistic portrait than for the re
alistic portrait 1t is such n STRAIN
upon the nerves to idealize, and err
the r-the-I-ah, it ia so difficult
to catch the innermost expression OF
the soul, as it were, that I-er-n
Mrs. Newrich-" that's all right,
young man. guess I'll let you idolize
me fifteen dollars worth. Harper s
Bazaar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05

Don't judge a man by the clothes
he wears God made one and the
tailor made the other. Don't judge a
man by his family, for Cain belonged
to a good family. Don't judge man
by his failure in life, for many II man
fails because he is too honest TO sue
ceed.--North Wales (Pa) Record.
In Southern New Mexico rabbits
have become as numerous and destruct-
i've as in New Zealand, Australia and
Southern California. Gardening and
farming are no longer remuneratiye.
unless these pests are kept under.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-05
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