Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14
WORLD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA, 1890
January 20. 1890.

January ~. 1870.
FD. WoRLp.-l have been aiilict-
cd with that uncomfortable malady,
ala grippe" since | last wrote you.
II is approp lately named, seeming TO
fastcn itself with grip.like tenaoity
upon every hone, nerve and fibre of
the system for few DAYS. While
not a dangerous disease, MS have
experienced il, il is terror not to nc
frightened by being sneexed at.
The head and the stomach have 10 i
bear the bruut Of the assault Of the
monster. Without medical advice |
| tried the use OF qunine aud whisky
and found il success, consequently
recommend It 10 others similarly AZ
fiicted, whether they are tototallers
or not. The chilling tendencies of
the disease render it incumbent on
the pahen, to remain quietly IN bed,
keeping the feet as warm as possible.
The appetite seems TO depart for the
time being, and the duh, benumbing
pains, as they gradually go off, cause
grea, sense OF relief, aud by proper
care and preservation of warmth for
the whole system the uuwelcomc dis
ease is gone IN the short space Of ten
DAYS. 1t could never exist where Old
Sol had full sway
There is little TO write about now.
a-days, the disastrous floods being the
absorbing topic. II ] vary the mo
notony by few brief sketches Of
noted persons as see them in every
day business life the same shall have
no. reference to politics or their
early history; but just bare glances
at prominent business people as |
find them in their daily haunts.
Probably the most active mind of the
State to-day is that OF
W. II. Mills.
He is great worker and nesor tires
OF business. His work as manager
OF the Land Department of the Rail.
road, while it keeps him busily EN-
ployed at his Office daily, constitutes
but part Of what comes before him
for active attention. He has con.
stan,ly IN view projects looking &c
the ameiora,ion Of the vast unsettled
domain OF the Pacific coast aud max
ing the same suitable for develop
meut and settlement. He has givet
the ill-adsised and ill-favored Iuter
State Commerce Act and its result.
thorough review, aud is prepared ,o
show the great injustice j: has wrought
TO The business and people Of tho Pa.
ci6c coast His influence has been
felt ia large number Of cities and
towns by means Of suggestions fur.
nished through touching varied sys
TENS of local improvements, for Mr.
Mills has keen eve for the beau,ifu
in nature and likes TO sec an attract
i've country home and modern sur
roundings. He is, too, a natural borl
newspaper mar, and always has .
fund OF information at command per.
tanning TO the proper drift, and aims
OF journalism. In addition 10 his be.
ing an experienced and accomplished
writer, be is gentleman OF pleasing
address aud never fails TO entertain
an audience. 1t would he an i'm,
mense benefit TO the State IL his ser.
vices as lecturer on behalf Of The
coasts interests could be secured 70,
year, both for home and abroad
work. Such are few OF the promi.
nent traits o. one very active mind
with bare glance at the scope Of
his services.
MRS. CLARA &. FoLTz.
"Diligent in business and fervcnt il
spirit might very properly he the
sign manual OF this lady's daily life.
Here is a woman that never tires 81
thinking and acting. Her bright
brain is always on the oul WYE, and
she IS ever ready to make practical
suggestions to those of her sex who
are willing to receive and profit by
them. Thoso aro but TOW OF thon