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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-14
,oo,,T BOOKCASES.
-. Rest ones Are Made and How 70
bow 1n' Arrange the Books.

-. ones Are Made and How to
bow INV arrange the Books
a.. hest bookcases are those made
lne ~ not those cumberous, glass
Dali W aditices which indicate that the
a''. .sts are made to look at, not to read.
CON- wood may be either hard like
ln0 "D asb mahogany or black walnut,
ea'l, naerelv pine stained to resemble
o. a any, according to the finish OF the
sl'us' The simplest bookcase is best
S ssl End pieces about five feet high'
an ,,ooves on the inside to hold the
WIN ,..s tbe fronts of which are either
sn s.asa or finished with stripes OF
's ,.tod leather, and the shelves them
rn l"ao can be made by an ordinary car
s snts, Let it fill the space between
H. chimney and the end of the room or
Wy wy entrance doorway and the side, warm
y, ~ Il or stain and varnish, and then
T, TO arrange the treasures of many
rrtot;me Do we realize that these
s,st works of good men and women are
~ onitones of vast labor, research and
aah+o Then let us house them with
rspuine tenderness.
lisa GOOD plan to have the bottom
,hof broad enourh to hold aliases and
books Of reference, like heavy CYCLIC
,.aas. when laid on their sides, unless
"a have for them special rests or tables.
rarge heavy leaves are inclined to break
,Vay and drag down from the back, and
hpn book soon goes to ruin. That Ii
heresson why children should be taught
never to pick up book by one cover
mlv. It tears the cover loose from the
back For no reason ought child to be
taken BY the ear except to show it how
,book feels-or to book lover seems tt
hel-when dragged about by single
cover
After the books are arranged in thu
case there is left the upper shelf for {
couple Of pictures on easels, with a cen
trsl flower vase or bronze. But to dedi
cate the space to an indiscriminate 10
d brc-a-brac is a desecra ton. No
should 1t be used for an old paper shelf
let papers be relegated to their prope.
nceptacles. 1t is, though, place TO
current magazines and book or tw,
subject to daily perusal.
But the book case is not yet finished
In front, depending from a brass rod, le
a'hang curtain of India silk, the colo
(Which shall harmonic with the pre-
Tailng tint Of the room. This-curtai
should be drawn only when the room i
busted. On sweeping day muslin cover
kept for this purpose, is thrown over tn
top, and reaches to the floor, for on
book lovers do not tolerate dust ON thei
volumes, GOOD housekeeping.
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Concluded to Keep the Dime,

Ben Giroux, the good natured garden dc
la porte at the Grand Opera house. has
bright young son who seems destined to prove
"a little faithful copy of his sire" in wit and
enterprise as well as ''in face and gesture
Last Sunday night, there being no perform
ance at the Grand, Ben took his wife and
heir to the New Windsor his old field of la
Dor, to spend the evening. Mrs Groux and
the boy took seats to enjoy the show, while
Ben roamed about at will, visiting with old
friends. At the first drop Of the curtain Ben
was interrupted by the little fellow coming
to him for dime ito put in the slot and get
an opera glass" Ben gave him a penny and
the boy went back happy, but, of course, the
penny proved no open sesame, and back the
boy came with the remark: Say pa, you
are guying ne. want a white penny, this
yellow one Is no good" The boy had had d
hard time working at the box after be had
lost his penny and evidently was tired Of the
novelty. Wien he got back to his mother
she asked If hls papa had given him the right
kind of a dime, and he answered Yep,
whereupon the mother asked him why he die
not put it in the slot and get the glass Don
want to now" he said; don't want no oper;
& ass, am going to buy bananas. "-Chicag'
Herald
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The novelists, reporters and Others who
write Indian speeches, beginning with the
words, 81 am the last of my race, the REQ
man is vanishing before the white man "a
the leaves" etc, had better look up th'
facts. 1t now seems that any statement u
The effect that the number of Indian poputa
ton is slowly decreasing is not in accor,
with the truth. The Indian is not dying o1'
and vanishing from the earth any more thar
the Caucasian is, They have, for the mos
part, adopted semi-cyiiized habits ana i've
quiet lives They are Increasing rather ina
decreasing. In the quiet, orderly communi
ties of the Indian territory, in the reserve
tions of Dakota, and in the puebios oil New
Mexico and Arizona, the Indian is encampe'
peacefully, and his children are being eau
Gated. He is fairly prosperous proVldeu VI
Indian agent and the contractor do not 'rS
to starve him, and he is raising his family
and increasing in the land.-Boston Adves
tiSer
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NOVELTIES AxO KxowLEDGE.

A new book of attractive reading, brim-
full Of go,d things worth knowing and
illustrated, is just issued. 1t contains a
large collection Of valuable autographs,
excellent receipts for plain dishes, humor
in rhyme and prose, monthly calendars
and can be had Of al druggists and deal
ers, or. by sending a two cent stamp 20
the publishers en- important feature of
the WORK is its offer of Free Music, which
offer is Ell forth therein. and by procuring
the book, at once, any one can be sup
piled with choic, selection. The little
volume Is the st. Jacobs on Calendar for
l8S0p0, published by The Charles A.
VoReler Company, Baltimore, Md. IL is
fully the equal any of its predecessors
in the interest Of the Great Remedy for
Pain, st. Jacobs Oil, whose virtues never
abate, and who popularity never wanes
The demand for both book and medicine
is very great.
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II seems strange that newspaper men, 50
eager to advertise and MAKE laiho w.. E in.
torious, all manner of men ana aiial' > ~
stinctively shrink from seeing men I,,, o tha
names in print. 1t matters not Whe.ae' 'o w
reference be short or long, compllmeitats " Gr
otherwise, the vast majority OF lournaWushtS y i.
NOT want themselves written up ~ 80
If, Let those who wish morai1He upon A'''
snalyze the reasons for TINS pos.o,
said one distinguished Journalist OF poS ',.n
Tho STANDS perhaps at the head OF .hs pr -
fssson in this city; II don't care Tor Una. %.
Of thing. A man who works IN a cahas St hi
u =. cures to eat candy" peraaps ua1
,iaasant way Of referring to Iaii' -'
paFord hint Boston Letter.
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1t is wonderful for British ISL
ander to discover what mere step up
on your broad States thousand miles
make" says Sir Edwin Arnold, ''and to
conclude from what he sees what must
be the life, the enterprise, the opulence,
the energy, the natural and industrial
resources, the boundless future POSSIBLE
tiles of the territory he has not seen.
A feeling of gladness and confidence
about the earthly part of mans develop
ment beyond all expression has pos
sessed me in perceiving how strong and
sound your national vitality is, how lit
tie you are really spoiled in courtesy Of
manners, in civic kindness, in social
grace and in reverence for law by your
large liberties.
"An Englishman, no doubt, notices
attention, but he also notices the pres
ence of nearly universal and most
manly and frank comradeship, the BIOS
som, perhaps of wider and healthier
air. am far from saying this to flatter
America. The impertinence of such an
intention would be rebuked by its alb
surdity. Your Nation of 10000, 900
stands we'll beyond the reach of compli-
ments. History rather waits to see If
you will deserve the gifts and opportu-
mites which destiny has brought you
in both her hands
81 should not be an Englishman, how
ever, if did not grumble, and you must
allow me to denounce and execrate the
cobblestones of your New York streets,
that rob the Briton of sleep at night and
rack his bones by day; the snake-fences
which waste alike land and lumber, and
torture the eye of an artist; the lack Of
official luggage porters at your rail
way stations, and those mysterious
ugly, implanted telegraph poles, with
which you mar the vistas of your fines
streets. But your public buildings Otter
astonish and enchant me; your colleges
libraries, museums and observatorie
leave positively no excuse to American
youth. They must henceforth creat
and not import poets, authors, artists
sculptors, scientific geniuses and as
tronomers. You really owe us, with al
your glorious chances, galaxy of grea
names. IN. Y. Herald.
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)- 4 DAY
AT HOME.
IN LUCK.

We offer until sold, to attract attention and
nav our patrons, for sending away, cases Vi
dress nj aids browns, blue, and different SHADES,
filI S6 inches wide, heavy and strong al II cents
or 9 wards for 81; and 40 pieces plain brown,
garnet and other shades of Cashmere, 80 lhches
wide, al same price; 20 pieces of gray goods anu
Maids 80 inches wide, heavy and strong, iof
good wear. Il yards 81. These goods are not az
wool but are great bargains at these oners for
mailing add cents per yard. In Ladies Hose
we offer some white at 15c, formerly solo al Sor
unblescbed full sizes, at 10c, used to bring =
dozen regular; we have black, brown ano niSeoi
AT same price, but not so good; MN slripeu =
hose for Sunday wear, 81 per dozen up Chll
rents hose, g0c per dozen up. some extra DAT
gains in genuine French, all coiors anu al
Sizes. Is cents, used to bring Sc Ter dozen. IN
dress buttons nearly every shade, we can sehu
Won AT SC per dozen, or SOC gross-tWo-blts
dozen asked for them elsewhere. we 10 got .
mention a wooden linsey in red and blaeh
Maids aud other colors, alb ut y lnehe'
vide at ise, or yards for 81, good for schoo
dresses. Mnslins, ginghams, prints; Gsntoi
haunels, and many other goods retaiied AT
cent ward above closest lobbing prices UNI
ian i. 1890 Good warm gloves and mlttens 10
The North Country, at 10 and 70 cents. IL wou ,
tske 10 columns to hold all we want 70 tell you
Ruf send for full list, free, aud 1t Will be sen
ynu~eyerything family wants to SIC, AZORES
sntth,r Cash store, AS Front ST
san Francisco. tai.
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..,.,y yoUHsNLF.

900 lie are questioning t ! ;r.i
The way l X be aiulteration ., 2, p - ~
ro.ers about e,;rred up that part o. me
~ sTs ,, n's community TO taxing nusd
rercaI',lplvs ir selection OF man a rsnal .
,es to the fact that o nearly " we'll ~. I as
prs hieh ! ph'lusolutely Pure" con. con.a, ~
dssd ss 49,, or Ammonia, and some :, -. o.
hot9 :, purity Of baking powder tsa y
p / p s'a with three teaspoon ~ N
onIu' s'd 2 water, place it over the IRE;
sis0l Constantly, allow i 70 s.c. oo,'
b'1onstGe,n smell; i adu,t ,a;n,x o ,ne
plor q A The presence Of Ammonia ,,.a n
tyed. 900 l,'G Indicate that alum IS USED s'
post cases III The alum OF commerce con.
nearly gm ~ a Pure Baking Powder ;.IaI
not f fps powders poS comprised p s,h,
sior;, /. p u starch. Alum and terra 1 alna
d y iyo q thick dirty paste New AorS
~. I'D
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~ thought should smoker right on'' saH'
Mrs Csshtou. "u hen, at the circus 1oday,
Mrs smith called an animal seraph "
course. sue meant giraffe, but the iun oi II :
was it wasn't giraffe, 1t was fa"'''n''e
lin Italy women continue to pursue
occupations which seem properly 10 pe-
long to the stronger sex. Women pricA-
LAYERS and women hod-carriers are EN-
pioyed in all Italian cities They a a5s's
wretchedly, go baro-footed and thelr
fare is of the poorest. Their wages arc
twenty cents day ~
Italians are not very strong III
domestic ties. OF $4,000 ltaiians n nao
landed in Castle Garden last year jaw
we're males. The emigration OF fenlaies
from Italy is smaller than rom any
a ,a country, averaging but IS per cent,
# the whole number who landed PROM
Germany r,,u the percentage is 40 from Ire
land, -.
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Raising the Lid.

Alta certain country house the pheasah''
were fed daily from kind of box, tine ia o.
which rises with the pressure OF the Dire
standing on the rail in front of the trough
A water hen observing this went ana $1,000
npon the rail as soon as q pheasant nae
Omitted it, but its weight being Insufficient
~ raise tho lid so as 10 enable it to get ut the
corn, the bird kept jumping on 'he ran y
give additional impetus to It's weight, W.
partially succeeded, but not to the sa''s ,
ton of the sagacious bird, Accordingly u
went off, and returning with another oi ~
own species, the united weight OF the Two MAJ
the desired effect, and the successiui par Gu
loved the benefit of their ingenuity
treal Star
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A Boy. Commission.

The following is an extract from real
composition written by small boy in New
Jersey The subject given by the teacher
vac the extensive one of Man" Here's
What the small boy wrote: "Man is won
derful animal He has eyes, ears, mouth,
His ears are mostly for catching cold In ana
having the earache, The nose Is to get sniilles
with. A mans body is split half way up ana
he walks on the split ends. "-Lppincotts
MAGAZINE,
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was taken with sharp PAINS In the lower part
of my bowels in the region of the bladder
Shortly blood appeared mixed with my urine
and few weeks later had an attack of gravel
tried number of doctors Ono said 1t was
gravel another inflammation of the bladder, and
another stone in kidneys. For three months
was under the care of an eminent doctor at Al
bauy, but constantly growing worse, went home
to die. At this time | induced to try Dir
David Kenuei,s Favorite Remedy, of Rondout
Y. ", and am no v robust and strong. A remedy
which can do his for one so near death as wa
should be known everywhere. | hope this state
ment viii cause others afflicted as | was to U.S.
the Remedy. G. W. Brown, Petersburgh, n.
DR. KENNEDY's FAyoBITB REMEDY, made a
Rondout, n. Y 81 6 for s..
Send for book. how to cure Kidney, Liver ant
Blood disorders
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cATARRH,
HAY FEVER, CATARRHAL DEAFHEs.
A NEW HOME TREATMENT.

Sufferers are not generally aware that these dis
eases are contagious, or that they are due to the
presence of living parasites in the lining membrane
of the nose and eusta, ban tubes. Microscopic re-
search, however has proved this to be fact and the
result is that a simple remedy has been formulated
permanently cured in fro one to three simple ap-
lications made at home by the ratient once in two
weeks. A pamphlet explaining this new trea ment
is sent free on application by A. II. Dixon Son,
337 and 339 West King st., Toronto, Canada.
tifc American
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sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching Piles.
one box has cured the worst cases OF ten years
standing No one need suffer ten minutes after
nsing Kinks German Pile Ointment 1t absoros
minors allays the itching acts rs a poult1ce,
gives relief DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment
is prepared only for Piles and itching OF the
private parts, and nothing else Every box Is
warranted. .....-....-- Gee. .-.,.-; u,
Sold by Druggists and sent by mail on receipt
of price, 81. 90 per box. ]. J. Mack & Co., Whole
sale Agents, San Francisco.
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AN INDICTMENT.
Low proved woman that stole my love,

Low proved woman that stole my love,
Fairer than LESS true,
aou fooled h'in first with your WHY toueus
And your eyes deceitful blue
You looked In his. till you made him sv..,
hs first love was all dream;
"hiie you let him toy with -FOUR yellow hal,
And bask In your smiles false CLEAN
wen Gay for your eyes 30 bright
weeping has made mine dim;
lou would smile on. though he ay IN M
grave
lcould have died for him.
Hartford Tfr,,na
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You can't get ahead Of the New 4orE
schooIboy. One of them was asked the o'nsr
1ay by his teacher why ships are always r., re-
fs,.red TO as she" Because" he repheo,
athey always need men to manage them.
-. nd then the teacher punished him for nav
;ng gotten off a stale chestnut N ins
teacher Was woman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-14

Dr. williams Indian Pile Ointmentis the only
sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles
sver discovered. 1t never fails to cure old
chronic cases of long standing,
Judge Cofinbury, Cleveland, o., Says.
81 have found ~ experience that DR.. vii
liam's Indian Pile Ointment gives immediate
relief"
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by VII
liamson's Manufacturing Co., Props, Cleveland
Ohia. soc and 81.
sold BY l.. Blumauer 4 Co., wholesale Drug
lists, Portland, Or.
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Rare novelties shapes and artistic i'm
ported oleopraphic and chromatic cards.
A large and ieamtiful collection sent by
mail to anyone who viii do this: Buy q
b of tn genuine DIR. G McLaue's Cele-
braJeG Liver Pills urice % cents and mail
Us the outside wrapper with your address,
plainly wr item, and cents In stamps
We will then mail You thu above list with
an elegant package of Geographic cards.
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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In men this blunder still you find
All think their little set mankind.
The Grave Gets Tired Yawning.

toddle feebly along, though always looking as
ii they were going to die, but emitting to do it..
They dry up, wither, dwindie away finally, but
in the mean time never having robust health,
know nothing of the physical enjoyment, the
zest of that existence to which they cling with
such remarkable tenacity. They are always to
be found trying to mend by tinkering at them
selves with some trashy remedy, tonic or epick
me up" to give a flip to digestion, or '.help
the liver" If such misguided folks would re-
sort and adhere to Hostetters Stomach Bitters
1t would be we'll with them. This superb In
vigorant supplies the staminia that the feeble
require. by permanently reinforcing digestion
and assimilation. 1t overcomes nervousness
insomnia. malaria, kidney complaints, bilious
ness, constipation. rheumatism and neuralgia
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.And Minnie has made a fortune out OF
her piano playing How did she do 1t SO
quickly" ,h that bsr
,pcla committed suicide, and she was MS
heir. you know. Epoch
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- IA. i. tnnk,I t,tl = sAsf$ az e2A' - =. -.
E:1yS III S29U.ooee working for us Agent. gent,
,'rsfar cd who can furnish horse and give thslI
sbn1,, rine To the usness- Spare moments may OF
prottably employed also few sacao1es "a 1os 3,
and cities b. r. Jod NSoS q co., !eo' ssis e.
e. Please state age and business e1perin;ss
Never mind abont sendfno stamp for reply S.f
j. %.
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BAGS I'M MANY FORMS.
How to Fit Nearly Every Corner In the
House with One of Them.

How to Fit Nearly Every Corner In the
House with One of Them.
ASST in protest against the sheer of
those who declare that women suffer
l'om a scarcity OF pockets, bags have
been introduced in many forms-for
alstins clothes to hang in all rooms,
from the drawing to the bedroom,
Tor shoes and stockings in the bedroom,
N laundry in the bedroom closet or
Oalh'room, for the silver of chamois
Aln' for the dining-room buffet. In
acl nearly every corner of the house
may now be fitted up with an ornamen-
al and useful bag for something. The
asang bag properly may hang in every
nom IN the house, and contain little
aFmhed square scrim, which should
ecnanged when soiled for fresh one.
LUIS bag Is properly made of linen, en-
uOlaered in white linen floss, or of
He'ohne or any nice ornamental cotton
aa'can be laundried. A curtain-ring
VI WOOD Is the proper thing to suspend
IRON, as 1t can not be soiled like rib
WILL Inns bag may be a very orna-
u'l'al piece of work in any of
1' graceful South Kensington pat
wins OF flowers, or in a graceful
s ~ design work in wash
'Ye cfewels or silk, which are war
sl'eu not to change color. A flower
, aa splaer-Web is an especially appro-
rl''e design for this purpose. A shoe
~, ~ very useful article, well-nigh
s', ,.Sptnsaole to well-ordered house
'l' lhese bags should be made of
, .,a, washable material like chintz or
~0'Onne towel of large size makes a
n.y. nv uSeiul laundry bag for small articles
b a' iHanakerchiefs and collars. A will.
.' ~ hamper Is the most suitable reoep-
% rS.V iOf the main part of the washing,
NJ. Oas OF chamois leather to hold the
tnpi No! IN use is probably best made
br hwy win or without lining of cot.
rs a Isilhel' though this material i:
flv rally recommended to wrap silver by
,h, s,'ini'hs' The most useful bags
Nina. uiay be made of silk or velvet OF
r., tich materials are the large
I Iii. Workbags which are carried b,
honl, generally now. These bag,
lawn oe lhed' closed at the top with
bm',a strings of silk cord. Such bag,
tohaa measure about ten or twelv,
sss, x' s 7 in size, or larger as tn,
spetim ,ane,es' A dainty bag is nov
taai, ans hung across the top of a
hsad.,' anu Is furnished with a perfumed
lspes =. On the chair, while the bas
~ 'ne oacN.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Weigh well your words. lest they be swords.

Why rub, and toll, and uear tut your.
self and your clothes on wasbday, when,
ever since 1864, Dobbins Electric Soap has
been offered on purpose to TIGHTEN your
labor. and save your clothes.1 Notc try it..
Your grocer has 1t.
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Office Boy engaged in his usual work OF Of,
reading MSS.l-What shall ! do with this
articlei | can't read it.
Country Editor-Are there any stamps IN
closed1
YES"
"Well. keep the stamps, and send the author
word that his contribution is accepted, and
will be paid for on publication, "-Harpers
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DR. Livingston's antidote fer the liquor
habit is doing more to lift up the fallen
than all other means combined. 1t will
cure the worst cases in from three to ten
DAYS without effectipg diet or business
The aptidote ia never sold in drug stores
Address: Livingston' Chemical Company
rooms 10, II and Il, 2z9 First street
Portland, Oregon.
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sbias place of the yellow button
-sn~, usually surmounts the top of the
s rpOl !, Mandarin of high rank. the Chi
p,r,i sliister at Washington wears a
o. s," opal as large as a pullet's
tauonds N ~ d circle Oh 'w0-0lr%S
scans srapher of David Bennett Hill
stnor s Sne TACT that the bachelor Gov
,lsavS a' never fond of the girls. He has
ben En ~Solded their society, and he has
,,Oia a' to walk around q block to
aasire ,naiawin, the California mill
ssbleL,aaaas been blacksmith, farmer,
main u per- commercial traveller, boat
hs bis W 80 canal boat and grocer dur
Gty va. Aa'iaofalnary career. He is now
Years old and worth $4,000, 900.
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Sudden Cha -ges ~ the Weathe r
often cause Pulmonary, Bronchial. and Asth-
matte troubles. "Brown's BronchsoE TT chez
will allay the irritation which induces cough
Ing, giving immediate relief,
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No state can be more destitute than that OF a
person who, when the delights of sense forsake
him, has no pleasures OF the mind.