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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05

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I1rd movor j. seated ot n tohle-witb his
succassor on his left-ond the mace bearer
stands with the mace RESTING on the floor
uhilo rho town cIorl r,,tes tbroa low
hou-s ord ro,d. tho docIorotior Of ofIioo
which tho lord navor elect reno,ts after
hin, ma ,lor .ie,ns
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md odninistcrad n ouai,t ootb Of which
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bat helorgath Won to doe and tIrt for hines
ne for riches for grvftc ne for beacst. for favour
ne for hate; wrong shall " doe to no man
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in 1868 by the same act OF parliament that
substituted more modern forms for all
civil pledges: but the shirt of the old form
still nervodes tho ceremopial
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05


mayor of London on account of the ripe
old age of his office is something the mayor
of New York city and other municipal cor
porations in the United States must man.
age to struggle along without. The only
time an American mayor is glorified and
made hero of is just before his election,
and then he is kept in becomingly
humble state of mind by the exceedingly
uncomplimentary things said about him
by the party of his opponent. When he
has taken the oath as mayor he is merely
the head of business Office in which the
city's accounts are kept.
There is no ceremony attending the in
stallation of an American mayor and all
bonfires and parades end the moment the
election returns are in. This year Mr..
Hugh j Grant succeeds himself as mayor
Of New York city. Some day, when both
have nothing else in particular to do, u
supreme court judge-it doesn't matter in
the least which one-will call at the
mayors office, whereupon the latter will
"hold up his hand and be sworn And
that is all there is to il unless there hap
pen TO be several other officials and IA pro
fessional politician or two about, when it
is quite possible that a temporary recur
renee of ante-election enthusiasm may
suggest "A resort to the usual ante-election
social custom. But in this the new mayor
and the supreme court judge, of course,
are not expected to take part.
TYere is not even a stated day on which
our mayors shall take the oath of Office. 1t
often happens that mayor who has tried
to be reelected and failed neglects the city s
business to such an extent while engaged
in the more important business of gather
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05

Dr. Koch's famous cure for consumption
has been declared specific for lupus also,
Lupus is non-contagious skin disease
and most commonly attacks the face 1t
first appears in the form of one or more
reddish brown or reddish yellow blotches.
These may vary in size from pins head
to a split pea. In time these spots spread
until their edges touch, and several of them
become aggregated into patch. The dis
ease is very slow in developing, and patch
the size of twenty-five cent piece may
take years to form. 1t is chronic and hard
to get rid Of
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05

other city in the United States need lose
any sleep in preparing for that event
Since the time of Henry VII, and before,
no civic ceremony in London has compared
in brlliancy of pageant, general impress
iveness and in its reception by the popu.
lace with the lord mayors show"
1t is the citizens chief holiday in all the
year and in the SHOW" with its pomp of
ceremonial, its bewigged chancellor and
judges, its display of time honored EN-
blems and its long procession decked out
with costumes, arms, armOr and floating
tableaux of history and allegory, the at
mosphere of the London of the Middle
Ages mingles with the enlightenment of
the present. No loyal citizen misses the
"lord mayors show" only the penny
dreadful illustrated papers are irreverent
enough to crack jokes about it, now that
there is no Dickens to make such jokes
carry a needed lesson in humanity. At
least seven centuries of custom lend to the
lord mayors show the respect shown to all
things that have become mellowed by age
including Gobelin tapestry and Madeira
wine
Except for some traditional, but now
meaningless and useless, duties required of
the former, the official functions of the
lord mayor of London and the mayor of
New York city are the same. Both are
civic chef magistrates both carry the
city's keys, and both have the keeping of
the city's purse. But the mighty respect
and reverence due and granted the lord
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05
LIES PAUSES.

curious stranger environed in doubt
An Interrogation point toddlng about,
A bundle of MISUNDERSTANDING more
Cooling and creeping upon the floor
comma of sunshine. a playtime to see
The flower, the bird the brook and the tree;
A vision of childhood count one for the
pause
A ripple Of laughter, golden clause.
a stile in the pathway. summer day,
A blissful moment too sweet to stay;
Swift semicolon of youth divine
Count two in tracing the raptured line.
An exclamation. you! Oh you,"
The same old story forever new;
An arrows flight to "A soul new found,
A volume of love in vowel sound
y song, Il prayer, n marriage vow.
compound word in the chapter now.
Only n hypheu, hut angels wait
And hush their anthem in heavens gate.
A CLEAN of light in the gliding years,
A colon of joy in the font appears;
a point Of hope in the fleeing text
Our line continued in the next
Tie sentence finished, gentle mound
By waving grass cncircled round;
A period here, but not complete,
Merely a rest for weary feet.
A rest for the night till the morning wakes,
Till the purpling east in glory breaks;
Faith writes IA dash for the great To Be
Beyond Times Enthusiastically.
-Blackwood's Magazine.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05
The Grand Jury System.

a St. Louis grand jury follows in the
wake of the Canadian movement to abolish
the grand jury system. They hold that il
Is not only superiiuous and expensive ad-
junct to criminal Jurisprudence, but that
in most cases it actually hinders and de
lays the administration of justice, while it
also affords to its members, when so in
clined, the opportunity to crafty malice
or to blacken the reputation of reputable
men.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05
Worked "A Cure.

In a sleeping ear between Buffalo and
Philadelphia a man snored so long and
loud that some aroused sleeper threw a
boot at him. IL struck him in the face and
broke his nose, and the doctors guarantee
that he is perfectly cured of a very annoy
ing habit. He is so ungrateful, however,
that he is going to sue some one.-Detroit
Free Press
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05
Wisdom.

Little Girl-Mrs. Hightone says our
preacher is austere. What does that
mean:
Little Boy-auh! You girls don't
know beans Ii she says our preacher is
a steer she means he's bully preacher.
New York Weekly.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05
SWEARING IN A MAYOR.
CONTRAST BETWEEN THE METH
obs OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
The Great Pomp and Circum stance At
tending the Annual Ceremony at Lon
don-Less Fuss and Feathers This Side
of the Water.
Copyright by American Press Association.I

Copyright by American Press ASSOCIATION
a new lord mayor for the city of London
has lately been installed, and between now
and the beginning of the new year some
dozens of new mayors of American mum
cipaities will take the oath of Office But
not even the mayor elect of the venerable
corporation of New York-whose customs
more closely follow those of the ancient
British metropolis than do those of any
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-05

ing votes for himself that he requests Of
the mayor elect timein which to straighten
up things before turning the city over TO
his law. Thus matters are amicably ar
ranged, and the supreme court judge is
sent for to administer the oath to the new
mayor when everybody is ready and not
before.
Within the city's walls the lord mayor
of London takes precedence of every sub
ject. His place Is Immediately after the
sovereign, and in regal ana civic process
sions within the city he precedes the king
or queen. bearing the city sword. This
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
Dom PedrO's Desire.

New YORK, Feb. pa Wash
ington special says: Charles R.
Flint says that he has just seen a
Paris letter from close friend of the
deposed Emperor of Brazil, stating
positively that Dom Pedro will, when
the constitutional convention meets
at Rio de Janeior to notify that body
of his desire to renounce all claims
to title and ask that he be permitted
to return to his people as private
citizen and aid them in firmly estab-
fishing Republic. The letter ex-
pressed an opinion that as soon as
the convention receives Dom Pedro's
resignation an ironclad will be dis
patched to Europe to bring him and
his family back to their native land.
Flint said: 81 am thoroughly con-
vinced that this will be done"
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ITEMS FROM LONG VALLEY.
Van WYCK. Feb % 1SaO

- W fCh, REQ. ~, 1S9U.
MIR. 5. White, while working with
his gun, accidentally shot his wife.
who was in a room above him. The
oall went in at her ankle, ranged up
and lodged in her hip.
News reached here to-day Of a
shooting scrape between Mr.. Hite
and Robert Moore in which the for
mer was shot through the right side.
The facts, as we learned them, are as
follows: Hite went to Moore's house
and they had some words in regard
to hay. Hlte drew knife and ran
Moore into the house. Moore got
six-shooter and came out again.
when Hite hit him over the head with
a snowshoe pole, knocking him down.
He then shot Hite as before stated.
and went immediately to the Justice
and gave himself up.
The wound is not likely to prove
fatal, as it did not penetrate the chest.
Winter holds full sway here yet
and many parties are taking stock
out to the Squaw creek range.
About 500 head have already gone
and still they go. S. NJ. S1sK
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Yours respectfully,
IENDERFOOT.

STATESMAN, Feb. 2Sth: The con-
tractors on the Phyllis Canal are daily
expected in Boise. 1t is proposed to
sub-let large portion of the work to
home people and push the work to as
early completion as possible. Mr..
ID. P. Maryatt and wife's sister, died
at Weiser on the 25th. . Lon Nc
Mullan was taken in charge by the
Sheriff on Wednesday, as he gave
strong indications of being insane.
His case was SO bad that the officers
had considerable trouble in taking
care of him. His examination will
take place to-day. About six
o'clock Wednesday evening Hercules
Young took pail and started from
his house for the barn, and in about
twenty minutes from the time he left
the house, one of the members of his
family found him dead, in the corral
near the barn. The post mortem ex-
animation gives the cause of death as
heart trouble. Mr.. Young has been
in good health up to the time of his
death, and was about thirty four years
of age. Gus Kohny, recently of
Placerville, has become permanent
resident of Boise, being associated in
the loan and real estate business with
Mr.. F. B. Collins, under the firm name
of Collins & Kohny, with their place
of business on Eighth street in the
rear of Ridenbaugh's drug store.
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An iceberg 800 feet high and 1000
feet long was passed off the coast of
New Foundland on Feb. 4th by the
North German Lloyd steamer Lain.
This huge voyager from Arctic re-
glons was in the track of the trans
atlantic steamers, suggesting an awful
possibility to the ocean flyers that are
speeding east and west at phenom-
email rate of speed, regardless of the
fogs of the Grand Banks and the
darkness of moonless nights.
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LONG VALLEY LETTER
VAN WYCK. Idaho Fah 81 ,oo

VAN WYcK, Idaho, Feb. "A, 80.
EDITOR WoRLD:-Cattle are on tbo
raise Yes, raising the mountain on
.helr way to Squaw creek, hunting
ior pastures new If not green. Be.
tween six and seven bundrad have
already been driven to Squaw creek.
The road was opened on the tbir.
teenth by the settlers, and the next
day the drive commenced and still
continues.
On last Monday, the 18th, a seri.
GUS accident happened about seven
miles north of this place. While
MRS Shal. White was engaged in
quilting in an upper room, she was
standing with one knee resting upon
char, when gun which Mr.. White
was handling in the room below was
accidentally discharged. The ball
passed upwards through the floor,
striking Mrs. White just above the
ankle passing through the leg with.
out breaking any bones, and then
again striking her in the thigh, pass.
ing upwards and lodging in the hip.
Or. Stewart was called and nrobad
for the ball, but could not find it.
The wound is serious, but will not
prove fatal. At the present writing
the lady is getting along finely.
On last Thursday Robert Moore
and Mr.. Hite had trouble, but as they
do not seem inclined to talk we could
rot get at the facts. AS near as we
could learn Hite struck Moore on the
head with a snowshoe pole, and also
drew knife on him. Moore retreat
ed into his cabin, picked up his rifle
and shot Hite. The ball passed
through the right side, making Sc
we're but not dangerous wound
Moore surrendered to Justice Dukes.
Snow is about twenty inches deep
on the level, but the hills are bare in
spots.
Yours respectfully,
TENnEREnnr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, is the prescription of
one of the best female nurses and physi-
clans in the United States, and has been
used for forty years with never-failing
success by millions of mothers for their
children. During the process of teething
its value is incalculable. 1t relieves the
child from pain, cures dysentery and di-
arrhpa, gripping in the bowels, and wind
collie. BY giving health to the child 1t
rests the mother. Price, 25c. bottle.
Feb. 90, 1SS9-yl.
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Electric Light and Electric Power.

Edison's improved dynamos and
Sprague motors and electric machin-
cry sold on long time payment,
Power and light carried any distance
by wires for all mining purposes,
dropping stamps, hosting, drilling
and handling ores. Miners can make
use of their water power, regardless
of distance. r. w. PURDAM,
Agent, Headquarters at Boise City.
March 4, 1SS9-tf.
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sSUAw CREEK LETTER.

these parts"
Three bands Of cattle were driven
out OF Long valley last week. MN
oering $40 head, SO we were inform !
to-day. The loss was only one. H,v
could CO.. not be had there at any price.
we are informed that there are 15oo
more to come.
Chas. Webb informs us tbs+ on
Friday night, Feb. 18th, he lost al
ms chickens and sheep by fire. The
cnicken house, and sheep shed ad.
!olm"g' were total loss. Did not
learn how the fire originated.
In reply to Sweet | would like to
ask him if he was up the road or
creek from the lower valley to the
upper, during the month of January
or mile from his ranch in the bilIsp
we say no, or he would never saw
the snow was not sixteen inches deem
on Squaw creek. We don't think il
was over eight inches on Lower
oquaw creek fiat, for there it is blown
away into heaps. The morning it
was SO cold Mr.. Sweet was not up, 50
we had no opportunity to inquire of
him In order to make no mistake; but
at G. Webb's place it was 22 below.
and was informed that six miles fur.
ther up the creek the mercury crawled
down to &c.
Now if "Dad-drat-it" had gone
three -fourths Of mile northeast of
Jerry Dill's place, he might have
seen a cougar, but that is too far for
him to venture in cold weather. Two
men saw the animal there, but as
they had no guns could not slay it to
produce its carcass as "dead sure" ev.
idence Of their truthfulness. But as
Sweet didn't have occular proof, we
presume his statement that no cougar
was seen is positive that it was not
seen-by him-the aforesaid Sweet.
In regard to the mine-got it little
mixed. Don't know what Mr.. Gray
christened it. The fact that the name
of the mine was given as the Victor
instead of the Liberty, if wrong, is
the fault of Mr.. Gray, not ours, He
might just as we'll have named it the
Victor, if he didn't, and we don't care
a DANCED "dat drat-it." ga rose by
any other name would smell Just as
Sweet " From tho tone of Mr.
Sweets epistle one would think N.
G. was endeavoring to stop immigra-
tion to Squaw creek. Not SO. If
wants to settle in country
of abundance, where man paid his
debts, laid in his winters supplies
and hadn't money enough left to pay
toll on walking stick, it's all right.
That's the kind of a crop N. G.
last summer. Oh, it's a
beautiful country!
The past week there has been
about an inch of the beautiful out in
the hills.
Hay and grain scarce on Squaw
creek. "A good many of our ranchers
will be short of feed and seed grain.
Our mails arc carried at the pres
ent time on pack horse.
N. G..
SouAw CREEK, Feb. %, 1890.
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SouAw CREEK, Feb. %, 1890.


WE opened the Salt Lake Tribune
the other day, but did not recognize
the face of that staunch journal,
which has always been first welcomed
and first sought to be communed
with, as is an old familiar friend, by
all hands in this office. On glancing
at the s'head," we saw 1t was really
the Salt Lake Tribune, that had un-
dergone a complete transformation,
the only familiar feature unchanged
being the "head." 1t now presents a
beaming new face, as if it had found
the tabled fountain of youth valnly
searched for by Ponce de Leon. AT
any rate it presents the glow of re-
newed life and vigor, while losing
none of the wisdom and solldlty OF
age. The Tribune now issues from
new press, the old type having
served out their days OF usefulness,
have been retired to give place to the
new. and since the change presents a
more comely appearance. Inc
Tribune is an eight-column, eight
page daily journal, the best edited
and sprightliest all-rouni paper on
the coast, is true friend OF the peo-
pie, an uncompromising opponent OF
oppression and wrong in whatever
form. and true friend of Idaho
Tono live the Tribune.
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SHERIFF HAvIRD informs us tha

SHERIFF HAvIRD informs US that
the sheriff robbery case has been ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court of the
U. S. For the complete history of
this case, and an exposure of some OF
the skulduggery connected Herewith,
road the decision of the Territorial
Supreme Court, which is given in full
in this issue of the WORLD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

STATESMAN, March 1st: Lon Nc
Mullan was examined before Probate
Judge Prickett yesterday, and being
insane, was committed to
the care of Sheriff Robbins, who
started with him for the asylum at
Blackfoot on last evenings train.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

PIC FERGUSON and Heman Jones,
place, Nose Kempner, of the
p Hotel on Crooked river, and
Garter and w. B. Jordan, of
en valley, have been summoned
). jurors, to serve at the
Of court which begins on the
'nst', at the capital. Kempner
carter are grand jurymen, and
theirs trial juors.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

|ERIFF Havlrd informs us that
& Taylor have finished banking
logs on the Middle Fork of
|tte. They have had a large
employed the past winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

i. MILLION came down from Ban
Sunday and went to Boise City
lrday. He says the Wolverine
is turning out better ore than
before. The ore house is now
Il full.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

bE House Committee on Feb.
reported favorably the bill ad-
|ng Idaho into the Union. The
|te Committee reported favorably
DAYS before this.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

4 l. MARsK went down to Boise
" the other day, to be gone a
lie Of weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

It is believed that the socialist
victories at German elections Will
result in more liberal government
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

(ov STEVE DEMPSEY, of Center
was in town last week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

rp,Rp HUPPERTz went down to
Espital Saturday, on business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

ArRIcK MURPHY preached
'naay evening to a congrega-
'' literally filed Masonic hall.
urpny delivers his sermons off
| "n'ch is not common in the
pal pulpit, but the innovation
'nat meets with unqualified
6s".0 0y his congregations. Mr..
Ely is a forcible, logical preach
: never fails to interest his con-
4, aa0n'' which are composed of
:. VI all u shades of religious be-
ks II. wen y as those who do not ac-
scriptures as of Devine ori-
So;ar aIi Murphy is very popular
A''y' as well as in the pulpit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

bvyrY scrip and jurors certificates
n At mar for debts due this Office
If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

hs LIZZIE AGNEw has opened a
lie school in Moscow and is also
b lessons in elocution, says the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

The first meeting of the above will
be held in the Luna House Thursday.
March 9th, at 2 o'clock.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

News cones that a company Oh
Americans are about to Dullo ra'i-
road up the Nile.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
Yrpttssiuual Cards.
mai AND TERRITORIAL.

Ao7urs cleaned and repaired
Mrs. J. w. REEL.
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aocRAT: In the case Of Havird
y the county commissioners for
'ol mandate an appeal has been
% TOR the United States court.
Sase arises on mandamus against
county commissioners to compel
'opay his salary, as sheriff of
c0anty of Boise. The press
fype for the new paper at Nam
'e Deem ordered and the highest
al' hlstrlonic and political tai
'Aat town employed in its pro-
Vn' Uncle Daniel may be un-
necessity of folding his tent
''e Arabs and silently stealing
.'''Hon. George Ainslle will
lot New York City as soon as
4pieme court adjourns to attend
sung OF the Bed Rock Flume
rns 10 be held in the City of
'0'k' 1t will there be deter
"nat course will be pursued
4'n'ng the work in the spring.