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Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
ct 0paIjag.
(af Sonas Sic.

Smboro paa Soalianscreu larmebe
Spnsosrene pp % i9ieu; Der iprebes
Doerli9ere nnber 8jeolerue, % Rpseu
pelteoe Tort no al Sforitenen.
Der par mrtbt: ~Spaf iit9te!"
San9t noe / SOrisonten lpftebe 3Drct
al ps til lit mgrfe, iieusraa Soueo ouer
SanbifUrpcu.
Spalen blep tDbeligere pg t~Doeligere.
Wan funoe 9iGttc Jig til, bopr ben
bper Gang piloe bufte pp paanb, %
Sanoitraulen, ben itjpb, iuiebe mnoer
oens TlAten Ium al ct iuGrt Maitiueri.
gn Sines Gib otter aiiprebes 8ougz
tanpnen meb met 9obnin9, pg I'D at
oens Stumbling for Sarpuncn pg oen5
%armtptfe crosse meo en- 5art iaa uoloz
lom, at Der maattc pies Siupano pas
&uQen for at binbre, at ben tp9 Slb
ueo 6rifttonen.
Spalen 9iorbe ct bptt Get, ba !6ars
punens Sernflpr rettebe fig no u9 tos
@reb / ben meb fine @ienba9er; ben
bar %truffet li9e / 5innebruifen.
5inmarfslauoet laa ret ipm cit 9iueal
lem &partmll inbenfor ON Stprbprb, ba
Sasten begDnote, % BET 9it meb uiors
minoifet Sart % itrnm Srpsie u%propeit
llboper / Saoet ben belle Giternibbao.
Sampifibet llebte efter ben gjennem
Sfum % Spreit, baffeubc meb i'm bens
peb 40 Seites Maitine % ~tpn9enbe
impb @inoen meb 8rebiutfen. Set
9ialbt at faa mattel bet ipere 9pr rb,
til bet enbelis pper9ap Jig.
Oct bar CT al De lansitrafte magre,
piloe 5inbpaler, bpis ubGnbise arefter
man M fit prspe.
M 2anbfjenbins lensit afipne. S
ben iene lpie &pelo slitreoe bet guile
~nebgaaenbe Splifier oper ben blanfe
Sappiobe. 5arten itub paa uIoranbret.
3rpsien itaf frat nebouer iSisen ipm
/ en- ajGlber us pibifebe al % til ct
Stptte foran Ooenpaa 8glgetpppene,
mebens Sprsiten lbelis resnebe inooper
8attcn, p9 Sph9en srUp fig neo i
Sfummet.
Sffe ganfe paa spill eler 8sie ben
Scat!
Ss enonu nGite Mibbas itsen Sor>
a%norin9; = 5artsiet ilabenbe ps bafs
fenbe meo NGien | Sfum us Sau pper
Spu9en iom eiter en- Sptraab.
Oct iaa no til at flnite 9aa lense
Zig ubpper / pilbe Ssbapet, fsr be pilbe
tomme til at le Solosien lisge ubmalet
% Ipran9t meb Srsen ipeiret inbpeb
Stibsiibeu.
Gn lang nGite Gitermiooa9 ug &ualb
orO9 Jig ben - % nof Ell ieig, alenoe
Scat meo SIP / ct 5lpb ifDQenoe pper
9etfet % Saptein p9 StDrmanb @agt
for &u9t a%ilDienOe biranben paa &pms
manopbrRttet.
Man bapbe baffet p9 llG6t eIter 6oas
fen / fem % firth Elmer nGi item to
9p9n.
S9 netop, iOm Steiuarten 6ra9te
Morsenfafien paa treble 9asuagt Itllloe
Srpsien iprin9e % Spalian9eren mite
i'm Sarplm meo ierten glen S~ernlGnte
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

st HDgte pil pibe, at llbenrissmiui,
tier &oienprns2ebn paa @rutb al sl>
oerbom oil treffe zig tilbase fra ben
Eplt, Iom ban bar beflebt / benpeb 20
Iar. Sum bans Iflpier uepnes ben
mlperenbe &ultisminiiter, Scapenir8,
bpis Eprteieuiae after ifuloe ppertases
al 8ilfop Sdpnsbpe | Ialburs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Gntaaet al 6eite % Sol / bele

8anmart bar Den lobe Slli 1883
375,535. III SprnfuGs bar Der 1859,
1876; al Suin % @riie 77O,7S5; al
Saar % Gam 1,225,0O0. s be so Gar
itoen ben iibite alminoelise &reaturtGl
ling fanbt Steo, er g(ntallet iorsset meb
bet Salpe. Surs9elien bar pGret bob
belt iaa itGrf / Splanb ium paa gerne.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Gn ria Wiano baube giort iig til
Regel fun at laane line 5ienoer Ienge,
"tbi", iagoe ban, "berpeo fan ieg mulig
piS iorlfaiie mig Ell Ben, men launcr
ie9 mine @enner Yeuge, 9ier jeg BEN
mart ale iii mine 5ienoer."
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Smiorsen for SepHumme Ital M

lislee 5prilas ira 8esierinsen til
Spltetinset undertakes en- IN Srbniug.
Oct 9aar no paa, at Der / 5repericia
oprettes Ell 5o%rbereoelies StUle, bpor
ira DC @leper, Der fan lere at tale, len
oes til 8eile; Der bar ncmlis apmmu=
na%lbeltDrellen a~iitaaet ct @runofpffe
til Spfprelle al Spgnin9er for Iaabant
gtemeo. De Der bnaoe er bppe %
ltunlnte, Og antagelig altib pil peoblipe
at pRre oct, ifal ppi9res peo Gpp=
itunmes Snititutet / a~ipbenbapn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
st frpateligt lemleitet 9ig fanbtes

paa Salten no ipr 9(relbplm. 50 8anez
poaterc Der meb 5rolje fjprte pltpaa fra
Siorrius, itanbieoe ps ianbt en- paa
Gattiegaarben anbra9t ~forialoen pg
epileptiif 27aarig Staffel, Selnri6 Sent
fen. llnberaniietet bar iuloitenois
fnuit, ct fort gnbenbe Saar 5inoinsen
naaeoe li9e inb til Sjernen, 2isets Sen
laa puer ben nprbre Sfinne % bar iaa
apbt lom ~afreeen tat eber &reet. Oct
anta9es, atben lllpffelige er puerfjprt
af 3p9et, Der af9it fra ,Sjorring Sit
Yaa; tbi paa SancitrGfnln9en fan MAJ
ie, at ben Iibpbe CT ilGbt en- Sfirne=
lGn9be sitpaa. San bar tibligere fierbt
beOre Saar % fplte fig trptfet peb fin
Gpsbont, iaa bel lom peb fin iprselise
llpane. Sattissaarben bar ban iprlapt
lben SiQabelie, % oct er uliffert, IN
Der iOreligser ct l~llpffestilfelb eaer ct
Selpmorb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Gn Geterar. Gaa 8apeluei peD
S%jsbenbapn leper Ell &eteran ira Slas
get paa 8beben. Oct er Gbriitian Cart
fen, Der / nGite Waaueo bliuer 1913 s(ar.
!6an firmpebe OmbUrb paa "2ouiia" /
oct blpbige Sla9 paa Rbeben StjGr
tursoa9 1901. Mten buab ban crit
brer tpbeli9it bar &en peo SiGls
lambs Sbbe, "a "Yrins gbriitian" itreb
fin fortuiulebe Scamp MOB Sperma9ten,
ba Willemoes falot tiQigemeb so Manb,
mcoens 81 laarcoes. Carl len bar uGz
ret Sitter belle tit 2iu igienuem inbtil
for 7 Iar iibeu, ba ban blep for Ipagez
Zig. San leper MI bps Ell 8atter Der
or gift meb Ell Irbeibsmanb arpgb.
Sra Spgncboerne / Silerup bar ban en-
liben unberitpttelle, men leper ipurist /
imaa &aar. San er temmelig bBp,
men elers aanbSfriif.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Smian9srige Spuerier.

pangs9aaroen peb SolbGf bar Der / en-
&Gffe al glar funbet itorartebe Sppe.
rier Steo al SusmGnbene paa @aarben.
6lere ere arreitereoe % bet CT pplpit,
at DC bar beupttet @ade1ens esuc Sju.
retpier til at befprbre 5ppefpiterte, Scr
bopeblaselig beitpb i Surn ps 2isnenpe,
til beres Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Suite 2ogif. 5aoeren: 8u or
Iumer 20 - bet oil altiaa iise, at on
iibber neoerlt i alasieu.
ellie Better: ga, men je9 fan ba
life sjgre for, at Der life er itere Gutter
/ &lasleu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
st aQmmelt gGateDar.

Stesert ps Suitrt, Der boeSe / SclIin9z
prssaoe ! 8jpbenbaun, bleu Ell Mpr9en
fuitpne bpbe / beres 2eilisbeb. De bar
aabenbart Iprsipne, men um Der ipreliss
ger Selpmpro eler en- ulpftelis Sell
tagelie, er enbnu life ppflaret.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Spripnnben. Gn Berger i galbprs
er ! bisie Gage eiter at babe realiieret
fine @ienbele plibielig afreiit fra Spen.
5orifjelli9e SmitGnbisbeber tpber paa,
at ben gebfommcube, Der eri geiiboelie
al ct ret pmfattenbe tuntant Eeusebelpb,
peb en- Imerifareiie bar billet unbbrase
fig iprlfieaise @lGlosforplisteller til
6urretninssfolf Ialbprs. Geiicn er
tiltraabt uiber SOre9iuenbe al, at ban
ifalbe beisrse npsle Sprretninser / en-
al DC mellemjpife SjsbitGoer. Den for.
ipunbre, Der ~iormobes at bile tiltr9be
Reilen meb Ell gift Some, iom liseleoes
for fort Sib iiben er afreiit Der fra
Syen, eiterlaper iin Suitru iaa spbt
iom rlbeu SubIiIteusmibler.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
1oftor % Wepieines.

On | Berlin fienot q9ge, Der er iii
banser AZ ben naturiigc 0eibrsoeiitss
meibpoe. pleier meget ijeloeH at ifriuc
Recepier til fine R%dtienier, men anbes
iatrr / lettcrs Sp9oomstiiirloe iiH at
bcloc IiGt og iasttdge itrsna Reutis
beo. Sdn bteo nplis taIot til Ell gam
mel Game, Der narebe ben auitncli~, t
en- 7ottor fremfor oft maatie ltriue tes
cepter o. oerior par belarct pad ct or
oentligt apdntum Biaer os Mirturer.
ga q4gen eiter iorstn9en lluoerisgetie
imiolertio fnn dmbeidleoe beuoc at lutte
Brretiet beore no % life upoe part
ioroeielise Eager, iaa ben gantle for
baulet pad bam % uobrGo: "Jd peo
Te bpao OR. 3oftor, bet fan gierne
pGre muiigt, at &c er n aanite goo
Tpftpr - men Reoteiuer CT &c ttte!"
Gn al be p9ientligite GruuSe, buors
ior Sfmoinaperne ioretrGffer at 9ad
nteo 1bingoalla 2inieu, CT islpfGgctis,
ioroi ben or oirefte. Wiau or life seuert
al ncact ansopeuoi9t Sphoto ueo Gu5
lpbs Stntioner, on huis man flcter IN
Billet til Nep Y)ort cg ucnter at Iaase
Der, pil man ogiaa aj6re bet, life btlpe
lcnot meo ct Idmpitib, Der 0nar I'll cit
anoen 0dpn % oerpaa transportcrct
pnn 3erubane til yteiu Dorf. Seo Gn1
tomiten til Rem Yort meoes ma al
Ibinaudlln 2inieus aontor Berionale,
iom taler Goers Sprog, % bois Bltst
bet CT at pie al mulig 3msoetommen
beo MOB DC dutomue Fdsldgerer.
Ibiugpolla 7ompltibene CT life Cctan'
0nrtiglebere, men be bar ouerIgrt
Yasio0erer mclem ariifiansiano %
Rem Y)orf paa ellepe Iage. buffet CT
%burtigcrc eno nogeu auoeu 2inie nogen
iinoe bar giort, ligegptoigt builte Naunc
3dmpitibene MATTE haze. 5pao suffer
niait mere2
DC, Tom bar iIinoe at ienoe Buo eiter
8enner eaer Slrgtniuge, ital oerfor
life pentc, men tlpbe Btletterte ltrdr
hos nermeite 3biugpdlla 2tgent etler
benpeuOe iig til 6oueOfoutoret Rem
Dorf, No. 20 State Street, eller ~
Sputb Glarf Street, Chicago, Y. Is.
Beterien, General yasia9er N9eut, og
erinore, at 8eiieu til eler ira 9teip
Oort or cnonu
fun S22.5O.
Ruturligpis or bet umuligt at iiac, bpor
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

5~loebrano. gnteirue &abcns Itore
Gienoom / 5rebericia or brGnot. ges
bperne reobeoes | iioite gieblif, bppris
mob oft Snbbo ~sbelasbes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
TprhenpercnSe Nptparai shieru,

en- Mano Der bar mango s(ars griarins
tillps, bar fact Gatent paa ct @inbs
fang Der tilbels arbeiber meb fompri
meret 9rit, p9 ipm ban a9ter at anpeube
| Sartpier lpm SepG9fraft.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Sposialb. &~anceliraab 5riis, Dc

Sposialb. Sanceliraab 5riis, Der
/ 80 Nar bar pGret @obsforpalter paa
S~uclsberg p9 / mango slar Sprmanb
for Sparefasien % SorligstummisiGr,
/ CIT g(lber at 76 gar.
- So9nepreit for Srauberup Mes
ni9beo, 9b. Spbanien, ppNe plloielig al
ct Sla9tiliGloe. Zen Nibube par 65
Nar 9ammel.
- Baitor @ilbelm 8irteoals Suitrr
CT bpb / Ell Nlper al "a Nor al Sns
i~llenSa.
GroicSipr s.. Drift CT afgaact peb
9ppen / Ell glloer al 60 Nar. San
hoooe ct meget aniet Napn ipm Tors
%trGtmaler.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

8 lang 2ib plasebes ies al 3pspep,
ia, % min Some funoe life fOropie an
bet eno Melf. Seq brlste Or. NuSuit
aenis's Samburser 8raa6er % blep
belbreoet. au9uit 3eller, 5ielbsz
borough, 81. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Dob geItDreren at 6attigsaarben /
N9ltpeo or Der inhleoet triminel llnoer.
lrgelie ior ~be9aaebe gtisiigbeoer al
Iprltjelli9 art.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Gu itor 3ai, a Slen lang, iun9es
bes forleoen Dag peo Sirtsbals. Den,
Der iangcbe bette "Spubpre", pil labe
oct nbiti0e Sjprrins til 6urbel for
Embellishments Seipisnin9.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Samtlige Sbeatre | 6ipbenbapn
bar ltur wtpie meo at bolbe &epertpriet
saaenSe, oa mango at YeriOnalet er artz
grebsn at SniluenSa.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

5remifriot. Retou6eur: Gr pet
bog life iorbauieube Sremlfriot, Soto
s~rafien bar siort | 9sbet al be ienere
4ar.
aunitmaler: 3a, bet er iaamauo
pitt: mun fjenber ilet life 5olt isjen
paa beres 5%otosraiier.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

SuHucnIaen bar M p9iaa ausrebet
0eite ! SOriens G9nen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Srngtbarbeo. Gn aUne / 5jaltrins
neofom iijpr meb 3 9rense, ps bar MI,
fem 5jeroinsaar citer, facet 2 3ren9e.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

6reoerifsbers bar benpeo $4,000
Bcboere, Zen er laaleoes 3anmarfs
nRItitsr1te 9pmmune.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

100 amerifa bciieocnoc gauite,
blemueberenee ! Winneiotd, nntpm tit
aigbeubaun meS 7ampereu ~0crae~
fpr at iilbriuse Suleu / Ianmart.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

&co Den foretasne SptGlling iom
MI CT I%llttet, er SnobDggcrnntalet
HlngIteo funoet at bore 2420.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

3oolpgiif 6ape bar mpota9et en-
prG9tig Spngeti9er lpm @ape.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Zen i%pariommelige Stuoent. 8,

ben: geo &c bpab, Sr. Stubent, noar
MAJ life fan betale, iaa maa man pirfes
fig inblfr9nfe fig.
S%tuoenten: Oct gjOr jeg o9iaa ~
/ bet iibite balpe Gar bar jes life betalt
en- eneite &e9ning.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Tiuansnbnalaet bar aiaipet fin Se.

t%Gnfnins. Oct furfaiter ale 8eoiainser
til Spranitnltnin9er, Der er s%iennemfprt
40 "propiipriif" Sci; li9elebes er 8es
p%ilinserne til militGrc llbsifter betpbe.
lia neoiatte.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

5oran MoSemasaiinet. Suao for
en- sat uiloe bu raaoe mig til at ta9e,
tjere Srib?
9f ia! fer CT sobe Gaao bpre!
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Bmigrationen TIL Nmerlta par /
1889 co. 100000 Menueiter minore
END / 1888. Sra 3pitlano antOm bet
itsrite gntal. 8 be iibite 20 Gar a
inbpanbret 100000 Menneifer,
buorai ulene ira 9rianb 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

1913 2nb @penue, Neu Yorf, %. q.
Min Some leo al 9anbpine. Sntet
linbrebe Smerterne, fsrenb bum brr9te
ct. SafObs DIE. - 8al. Steinba6.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

Gjob 6ribiaetter hos Spbn 8legen,
iom iRlger biaigit. &eoelig 8ebanos
ling.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
fun $3.50.

Nuturligpis or bet umuligt at Iiac, bpor
lausc ocunc biaiSe gris oil buloe iig
figb Deripr Yilletter nu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

fr1tipU AZ
0uc,H,
EtrsuSs los
". mto pts
tcs. Pens
|neo VnrtH.
Strtuat %
Il Ok
FUN Sa.s5
pr. StpliL
Den inSu
srstlH %
Ht os krdp
II 40 Gents
h GbrihiHa
lar. Gisit
bsunt AH,
toliutr.
hfen,
|r, WaSi.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

b. 6GutSe
BAN uTI'
|G6efraa'
L traitgt
|StanIeR
|eIig, '0g
| pelf0np
|ful6t uSs
Ften0gnSs
he:
|uiIer btr'
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12

6antaitG'
|ongeb.
- GtrGt
|bu al So'
la. q
lis SieuSt'
bireBsrrss
erue frais
no.
rrenos og
|cr 6apOt
Saranrba
" at Of
9eirtH
|gttes.)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

w. v. Morse & Co.'S Mems, Wom-
on's and Children's medium and fine
grades OF shoes. made in our large fac
tory in Omaha, Neb. Ask your store
keeper for this brand; THEY are the best.
w. V. Morse & Co. have the ONLY
shoe factory in Omaha, so when the
merchant deals with this firm he knows
he is buying from first hands, and at
b headquarters.
In one year, we have made so good
n reputation for our 'Morse's School
Shoes that we have been compelled
to make other important lines.
Merchandise you want shoes that
will wear! That will fit That will
please your customers, send your or
ders to w. V. Morse & Co.. Omaha
Neb
FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD REWARD to
any one finding a piece OF shoddy in
any of our own make of goods.
We only sell to merchants.
w. V. MORSE & Co..
Omaha, Mob.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

From Watchman, Boston, Mass, Dec. 10,
1880: Every one knows about Pearlne, al.
most every one uses Pearline, but we won
der If all the housekeeps who use it know
half that can be done with 1t. We wonder
II they all know what some Of the bright
ones have discovered, that those mountains
Of dishwashing- greasy pan and kettle
may be reduced to mole hills Of the smallc st
size by the judlcious use of Poarirc. FIJI
the roasting pan, as soon as the gravy is
poured from II, with cold water, shake In a
little Pearl nc and set on the stove By the
time the rest of the dishes are washed, all
the grease is dissolved and the pan can be
washed as easily as plat. Treat the kettle
In which anything greasy has been DO led in
the same way, and beside cli IN utensils you
viii have cltan sink, the use of the Pt ar
line rendering 1t safe pour such dishwat n
into 1t. Sinks regularly trt ated to a bath of
Pearine and scalding water will seldom need
the services of a plumber
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
THE LAND SHALL NOT BE SOLD
FOREVER.

A Powerful Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Robinson,
of Railway, n. J.-God's Law and Human
Statutes.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Railway, N. j., recently
preached the fourth of course of lee
lures on social subjects, his topic being
Land Monopoly" His text was Lev.
1923. The land shall not be sold for
ever for the land is mine"
ut may be safely assumed" said the
preacher, that law enacted by God
must be wise, righteous and beneficent,
and that any antagonistic law would
possess opposite characteristics. The
passage read announces law of perpet-
ual authority, which stands unchanged
in the only civil code which ever has
been clothed with divine sanction. By
all believers it is acknowledged to be q
law given by infinite wisdom for the
well-being of nation specially favored.
Yet the nations of modern Christendom
our own among them-have by antag-
onistic statutes practically nullified 1lis
law of God and placed their fallible and
selfish judgments IN opposition to the
wisdom of the Most High, with the dis
astrous results which might be expect
ed.
ut can not be denied that the present
generation is confronted by tho startling
fact that the entire surface of the earth
Is rapidly passing into the hands of
limited number Of it's inhabitants, and
that existing laws give to them tho alb
solute control of the land they possess,
with all that it contains of mineral or
other forms of wealth; and that by these
laws the natural rights of any other
than this limited class to the use of the
earth or any OF its resources is practic-
ally denied.
The frivolous foundation on which is
based claim so stupendous in its mag
nitude and results is evident the mo-
ment the existing titles to private
ownership of land are traced back to
their origin, when almost invariably the
assumed right is found to be derived
from original seizure by the hand OF
power. An example OF this was given
in the grant to the Duke of York, by tho
King, of the whole land now comprised
in the State OF New Jersey, on which
grant, made without a shadow OF right,
it is probable that the validity of every
land title in the State depends And
what is true here is, in the main, true
everywhere"
The speaker drew attention to the
rapid and constantly increasing monopo-
lization Of tho land in this country, tho
immense tracts that have been bought
for speculative purposes by British no
blemen and foreign syndicates; tracts
which already aggregate more than
twenty millions of acres, and which are
constantly being increased Attention
was called to tho immense government
grants to railroad corporations; to the
vast tracts owned by private spectators
and purchased as investments by the
growing class of millionaires; to the ex-
tensive cattle ranges of the far west
and to the rapid increase of grain farms
numbering thousands OF acres each. SO
that the time can not be far distant
when tho whole Of the great public do.
main will have pesssd in,s the hands Of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that Is
ly constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an in1amed condition of the mu-
cous lining Of the Eustachan Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con H.
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
casts out of ten are caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an innamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that
we cannot cure hy taking Halls Catarrb
Cure. send for circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY ~ Co, Props, Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, IS cents.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
A Telegraph TO the Brain

From the stomach is the great sympathetic nerve
in the epigastrium. Let digestion become seri-
ously dsordered, and that disorder is sure to find
reflection in symptoms which react disadvant-
ageously upon the organ OF thought Insomnia,
nervousness, causeless depression and anxiety,
are all manifestations Of dyspepsia. The best
means OF remedying and restoring tranquility to
brain and stomach, and OF regulating, 1t may be
added, bilious secretion, is TO taks wneglasstul
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before meals dur
ing the day and before retiring This course be-
gun, reform in the direction OF complete bodily
wellbeing has begun with It, Constipation, sick
headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism and malarial
complaints are among the troubles in which the
Bitters is speedily and thoroughly beneficial
Don't delay, but take the course at once.
The man who looks for spots on the sun
Will lie pretty sure to find them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

1t is the land which is to be taxed in.
stead of the improvements, tho object
being to secure tho improvement OF va
cant land by making it improbable to
hold it without improvements.
There is some sense in this theory.
There is growing conviction in the
minds Of thinking men that too little
encouragement IL offered to the develop.
mont Of animproved property. Under
existing conditions it is often more
profitable to hold vacant property which
is lightly taxed than to cover 1t with
improvements which will be immediate
ly pounced upon by the assessor without
respect to their income producing quail
tiles. so that IL man proposes to build
a house for investment he has to con.
slider whether it will be mono profitable
TO improve his property than to let it
alone. He reasons that immediately
upon the completion OF q building HE
taxes arc sure to be increased In much
greater ratio.-New York Real Estate
Rulletin
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
Tall story from Clarion.

Near Raine's -four mill stands n hem
lock tree. which is probably 100 feet
high, at the butt is all of six feet in
circumference and Is minus of limbs at
least ten feet up its jagged trunk. On
the extreme top OF the tree wild
grape vine blossomed and bore fruit
this season, and Il number OF the young
lads have climbed the tree at various
time to secure the fruit. Dr. +. NJ
Sloan's little daughter years old
was missed from home the other day,
and her mother discovered her stand
ing on one of the topmost limbs of tho
old hemlock. gathering grapes. The
child came down as nimbly as "A squir-
rel. 1t was daring feat.-Clariop
Republican.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
Alien Landholders In Dakota.

No ono thing is SO injurious and dis
astrous to the interests and develop
ment OF Dakota as farge tracts of land
being held by aliens, at fabulous prices,
for speculative purposes. 1t is posi-.
lively a curse. While the sturdy set.
tiers are battling hard for an existence,
they are enhancing the value Of land
hold by bloated syndicates and aliens
The gophers that breed on the unoccu.
pied tracts destroy the crops of the
struggling settler, and 1t ia barrier to
the settlement of all the land. Alone,
almost without any near neighbors, he
has to fght the battle, and the greater
part OF the results is roaped BY kid
Flovea espisslists.A-Grana Rapids jour
nah
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
Talking of patent mediciner

Talking of patent mediciner
you know the old prejudice
And the doctors-some q
them are between you and U
They would like you to thin
that what's cured thousand
won't cure you. You'd be.
lieve in patent medicines if
they didn't profess to cure
everything = and so, between
the experiments of doctors,
and the experiments of patent
medicines that are sold only
because there's money in the
stuff, you lose faith in every.
thing.
And, you can't always tell
the prescription that cures by
what you read in the papers.
So, perhaps, there's no better
way to sell remedy, than to
tell the truth about it. and
take the risk of its doing just
what it processes to do.
That's what the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, of Buffalo, N. Y, does
with
DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery,
Favorite Prescription,
Pleasant Pellets, and
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
If they don't do what thel
makers say they'll do-you
get your money back.