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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-24

Sir NoUels Free will be sent by Cragin
& Co, Philadelphia, Pa, to any one in the
United States or Canada, postage paid,
upon receipt of 5 Dobbns' Electric Soap
wrappers. See list of novels on circulars
around each bar. Soap for sale by all
grocers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-24

Groom" Shall rub his legs Off, sir?" aNo,
you had better leave them on"
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Brownlow-Thats a smart boy You have
Michigan Father (proudly)-Schmart? l would
say he vas! He vas born in Milwaukee, and he
speaks English most SO veil as German already
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Older Sister (wbo has been talking of the I'm
mortality OF the soul)--But you know, dear 1t is
only the body that they bury? Effie-why, what
becomes Of the head2
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, Rich fragrant! finei are the expressions OF
those who smoke "Tansill's Punch't SC Cigar
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For throat diseases, coughs. colds, etc.
effective relief is found in the use of
,s..Brotcn's Bronchial Troches" Sold only
in boxes. 70 cents
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If a ybody who is /" one of us" has not yet
been asked Where are you going this summer"
that person will please signify by rising.
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SOME OF THE TRUTHS PEOPLE
SHOULD READ.
SEATTLE, February 10, 1890.

SEATTLE, February 16, 1890.
]. Eugene Jordan, NJ. D.
Doctor, my little daughter Z years old
was taken with scarle fever; was sick two
days before | went for doctfr +. He came
and told me she had scarlet fever and was
very sick child. aud seemed to feel quite
concerned about her. got the medicine
he prescribed, and went to Goggings and
got NJ. 90. G. of your med icine, and stayed
by her night and day: gave it every fifteen
minutes. BY the way, l told the doctor
not to come until sent for him. He asked
me if knew what dangerous disease it
was. l told him | could come for him if
needed. My mother has had considerable
experience with scarlet fever, and she was
the most frightened woman you ever saw,
but | had confidence in your treatment.
From the first hour she took it she began
to get better; in twelve hours her W alter
commenced to incr, ase, and from the first
dose she began to recover and never
stopped.
l had my little boy years old take lit
tie occasion ally; in about two weeks a
little of the rash came out on him, and
that ended the whole thing.
Mo her says my little girls rapid recov-
cry is the greatest case she ever knew in
all her experience.
gave her just So worth Of your treat
ment. A. II. PRATT, Sacramento, Cal.
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Householder Ito suspicious cllaracter)-What
90 you want? Suspicious character (thought-
tully)-I dunno; what yer got?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-24

Lying is wicked; but ank goodnessl 1t is
not Questionable,
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The average sensation newspaper article Is
like pair OF tongs; big head, and all the rest
is eXteuuatiou
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-24

Beware OF limitations Of the celebrated Seal Of
North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco.
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., Pfundef's Oregon Blood Purifier is
The best remedy for that cad disease. dyspep-
sis, Tor 1t regulates the Emphatic system and
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SELF-PKAISE.

mi, Louisville paper speaks of a''whisky plant"
rms Is the plant that produces rum blossoms
on the human face -
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Pretty Cotton House Gown.

For house gowns in the morning moth.
lng can be prettier than the one-piece
dresses of percale or gingham, made to
open low at the throat over a chemisette
and broad collar of tucked nainsook
The front breadth is gathered on each
shoulder, opens in the middle to buttor
below the waist Ii o, continues to the
loot, and is held to the figure by a
pointed belt coming firm the sides and
wldened at the back into corselet,
WI Oh receives the fulness of the back
Ol the waist. The corselet and the hem
Nthe foot are finished with the narrow
white ladder-stitched beading so much
USED by French needle-women. Three
nFalght breadths, forming the sides and
Uaek OF the skirt, are gath red with a
sanding ruiile on the ed2e of the corse'
o@ The full sleeves are gathered Ia
TONED wristbands. Large pearl but
S ~1s iasten the fro t from throat Il
Oeit-llarper's Bazaar.
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S. ",eHUIMORs
4 NjBIOORGulrsdb By
s.5Ri.4A(utlCuTa

HUMoRS OF THE BLOOD, SKIN AND
II sea p, whether itching burning. bleed ng,
scaly. crusted, pimply, blotc ar copper-. Of
ored with loss of hair, either simple, scrofulons
hereditary or contagious. are speedily. perma-
nently, economically and infallibly cureJ by
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, cOnsistin of CUTIcURG,
Inc great skin cure, CuTIcURA soar. an exquisite
skin purifier and beautheT, and CUTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT, the new blood purifier and greatest of
hnmor remedies, when the best physicians and
other remedies fail. is is strong language,
but true. UTIcURA REMEDIES are the only In
fallible blood purifiers
SOLD everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, soc; SOAP,
zoe; REsoLyEHT, 81. Prepared by Potter Drug
and Chemical Corporation, Boston
send for How to Cure skin Diseases"
fB- PIN lles, biackheads chapptd and oily 'tE4
RE- skin prevented by CUT1cuRA SOAP. "a
Ou Backache, kidney pains, weak ess and
n rheumatism reliev III one min ute by the
tACUTIcURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. 25c
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The Complications OF Modern So
ciety.-Clara thought you had de.
cided that every thing was over between
YOU and Harry, and yet you've beer
sittinr there for over an hour thinking
of him" Maud (dejectedly)-' Well,
can't make up my mind whether it would
be better to sue him for breach OF prom,
Use or to make up with him. marry, ano
then sue for a divorce and alimony-
brakes Magazine.
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TOO MUCH SYMPATHY.
Something About the Real Tendency of
Highly sympathetic Age.

BlSniy sympathetic age.
People who do not see the danger.
which beset society on every side, but
who do feel very keenly their own
needs, are far less likely to sympathize
with those who see the perils around
US, and who are not so penetrated with
want. than the latter are likely 10 sym
pathze with them. The consequence is
that there is a marked drift in the ocean
of public sympathy toward the mood OF
the most ignorant and most needy; and
as there is no clear standard by which
to measure, the tendency certainly is
for public sympathy to favor the desires
of those who are at once the biindeSt
and the most destitute. If we hear of
particular guilty parricide, public sym.
pathy is much more inclined to pity him
than to blame him. If we hear of
strike that is undertaken in the dark
without any clear principle, and that is
willing to plunge the rest of the com
munity into serious trouble in order tC
win its way to success, public sympathy
at once prepares to go long way with
it, finding the sense of grievance or
that side very persistent and angry, and
the sense of duty on the other side al
best only clear and calm.
Once let the claims of sympathy be
come those which appeal most strongly
TO public feeling, and it is evident that
no class will profit so much by it as the
class which feels all the more strongly,
because so ignorantly and with so little
power to care what will be the conse.
quence of the proposed revolution to
Others the depth and intensity of its
own cravings to be better treated and
better fed The real tendency of a
highly-sympathetic age is toward un
certainty of feeling, pendulous vibra-
ton, now to this state, now to that, but
with very decided leaning toward the
feeling of that class which is least en-.
lightened and least disinterested be
cause it has the advantage over the
feelings of other classes of being most
persistent and more vehement To 3
public opinion which veers about with
every strong expression of liking or dis
liking, hoping to find some practical
compromise among those beWllderln9
fluctuations of hearts, the most useful
advice is to find a fixed standard Of
right and wrong feeling, and to endeavol
to sympathze only with the right feel
ing. and steadily to harden ITSELF no
only against the wrong, but agains
mere vacillation, where neither rlgh
nor wrong is clearly visible. Spectator
{
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-"What are you working at now?
said one young man to another Noun
ing" ut strikes me you ought to nave
had that done by this time "-WashlnS
ton Post
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Try GERMEA for breakfast.
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Creates
An Appetite

There is nothing for which we recommend
Hoo 5 sarsaparilla with greater confidence than
for loss of appetite, indigestion, sick headache
and other troubles of dyspeptic nature. In the
most natural way this medicine gently tones the
stomach. assists digestion and makes one feel
real hungry" Ladies in delicate health,
very dainty and particular at meals, after taxing
Hood sarsaparilla few avs, find themselves
longing for and eating the plainest food with
unexpected relish and satisfaction. Try 1t.
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Dr. Jordan's office is at the residence of
ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and James, Seat
tie. Consultation and prescription abso-
lutely FREE. Send for free book explaining
the Histogenetic system.
CAUTIoN.-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: DIR. j. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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Iuggler-Why is it that ladies call
aoonnet they like "a duck of bon
@uggler-l give it up.
1ugg ler-It is because when it is
, wUrn they feel that they are in the
'wlm,-Chatter
"hen the current IN electric rail
ways passes from the car wheel to the
GacK, 1t causes a considerable increase
u friction between the two. Expert
GGplhion seems to favor the theory that
s JUS additional resistance is due to a
%Snght Welding action caused by the
Aeal generated by the current.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

ribbons ana feather ferns sell at go and
$50 each. the imposition Of French hands
having much to do with the price.
NJ. Vireile. the great Partisan hair
dresser. dccreed ovor a year aRo that the
hair must be worn low on the neck, either
in Catognn or In plnits cooled together
like the Catogau. II IL only within the
past few months, however. that the fash
Ion has been generally adopted here, and
it is not always becoming 10 u Ameri.
can faces. As a rule our faces are
longer than those Of French ladies, and
n long face does not want TO have the hair
arranged to make II look longer. Neither
does q short, round face want to be made
to look shorter by keeping the hair at the
back of the hend. Only a lady with n
long face should dress her hair on the
back OF her head. The hair on the top
should DO brought over the forehead and
well over the temples, the idea being TO
broaden the face as much as possible. IL
the neck Ia perfectly formed II should be
left bare. but II long or thin II should be
somewhat with small curls or
f~rizzes. A Indy with n round face should
her hair on the top of the head,
and II she has a short neck the Catogan
loop is becoming.
Any one with n broad forehead should
wear rs little hair OIL the temples as posi-
BILE and dre's II high. Ono with q low
forehead should keep the hair OF tho
forehead in front and arrange n few loose
cnrls on the temples. A lady with q re-
cedlng forehead should have the hair we'll
curled in front, and the bad effect of high
cheok.boncs can DO modified by arrang-
ing the hair in q cluster of small curls on
the temples. NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

Mr.. BEArrIE says the streets should
have better pavements If he 10 expected TO
keep them clean. That Is all right, but
Is the dirt to remain till the new pave
ments Gomez Nobody doubts that 10
keep the streets Of this huge city in q
decent condition requires energy and
foresight and system. But that Is what
the Street. Cleaning Department is sup
posed to have at Its head. II must be
posnols 10 attend to all the needs OF the
streets even with the pavements they
have at present. More cleaning and less
excuslng.
The evening world., 1890-04-24
POLITICAL ECHOES.

The N~arragankstt club-ths Tsmmsny Hall Or
sanisation OF the Sineteenth Assembly District
held one Of its characteristic enjoyable enter
tainments at the clubhouse, No. 307 West
Fifty fourth street, last night.
No fears are felt by any Of the present Police
justices that senator Fassett's bill to ~le9islste
them out Of once will become 4 law. Wicked
Fred 0ibbe. with the assistance Of tho anti Plat
seventeen, will attend 20 its case In the Assem-.
big. Tho wicked Assemblyman thinks that
there 10 moro chance Of his becoming . Police
Justies by appointment than by election.
The 200 members Of the stsckler Association
who will help Frank b. MurthA celebrate the
twentieth anniversary Of his career a. theatri-
eel manage Tomorrow night are counting on .
most enjoyable time.
IN interesting ~eonundrum which 10 botherins
politicians Just now 10. who will DO Tammany's
candidate for Mayor this rali I, will probably
not be solved until the estum OF Richard Croker
from Europe. Mayor orapt is positively not .
candidate for reelection.
william II. Grace Ia playing the game of poll
tics with all the skill Of which he 10 master. to
make II impossible for anti TammAny eliticians
TO nominate any one but him for Mayor.
Thomas Jefferson" Shields. the ex-Alder.
man OF 1854 and the boss Of the Seventh Ward,
has . knife sharpening TO cut short the political
career Of Little Giant" Congressman John
Henry Mccarthy. The little man Knows tie
power Of his big enemy, and 10 said to be already
making preparations 10 devote himself eE-
clusiysiy TO the practice Of Law when his present
term In Congress expires.
One Of the nrst things the new Campaign Com.
mittee Of the BusinsSS Mems Republican Organ.
iEation chosen at last nights primaries will do
Is TO plant their organization In the Seventh.
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HER $1,000 EARRING.
Mrs. Wade Thinks 1t Was StOlsO
in a Crowded Street Gar.

Among the guests at the Hotel Florence
at Fourth avenue aud Eighteenth streeL
are Mrs. j. b, Wade, Of Cleveland. o. hs
daughter and her son-in-lsw, Sylvester Il
Everett. formerly CITY Treasurer OF Cle'S
land.
The people are wealthy, and Mrs. Waas
has some very fine diamonds. Yestefds!
afternoon she wore a pair OF maghlnesI'
solitaire earrings when she went u % w ~
her dentist. The pair WAS valued at ~. ooS.
When she came back to the hotel 1ksis
and wAs taking OF her bonnet, she eudds1u
discovered that a OF her earrings w.
She had not missed it before. and BELIEVES
some clever thief stole IL in the cTOwdsaee
which she t0ok on her return TO the hotst.
Her son-in-laW. Dir. Everett, repoItga "
loss to SeTRt. Lane. ct the West IhlIIsbII
street station-house. ~lastDight. and pIouttbs
the remaining SolitaiTe around 70 sho" ''
police what its missing nate was ike nod
IL vas q magnificent stone. Aud -
women would hesitate ~ wear such gems
the street .nonA
street station, az the Florence u IA thIspls
but up TO noon to-day no TsportOi-
cage mad been made there.
The evening world., 1890-04-24
THE IOuIs1ANA FLOOD

The people of Louisiana are Frustrated
by the terrific scourge Of the mississippi.
which has broken through the leveea and
poured it's waters over the richest and
most thickly settled parishes Of the Stale.
This means on enormous loss TO the
Louisianians. The inundating water has
destroyed the crops, and when IL subsidies
there will be no time 10 put down q new
crop. The turgid river has, in insoien'
cruelty, taken the food from the mouths
of the people OF unfortunate Louisiana.
There will be misery and poverty.
Doubtless succor from moro prosperous
communities will be grateful to the
flooded planters, and such hely as they
need should be generously afforded them.
The food has shown the ineficiency OF
the existing levees az o barrier to the Mis-
uissippi's swollen current. Something
moro effectual will have TO be devised.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

AdelinA Patti IL an accomplished Iinsulst,
speaking several languages nuently.
The lace owned by the feminine members OF
the AStoE family - said TO be worth at lec Il
$500. 600. That which the late Mrs. Aston be.
qusAthsd 10 the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
was valued at from eco, 600 to ESQ, Doc
The three little daughters Of Gen. Phil shsn-
dan are day pupils AZ a Catholic convent In
Washington. Mary. the eldest, Is Atout fourteen
years old. and looks very much like her father.
They ase usually dressed very plain in black.
Garner sylvia" the RoumGnian queen. 1,
said TO be an iiustTious 81 icuTe. She has in
vented : number Of PaiStsbls culinary compost
tions and occasionally cooks : dish for the King
With her own hands.
The evening world., 1890-04-24
sPo1LETs.

Many Of the Spring poets ought to be fond Of
gas metre for their etusioas.
=.
man with eighty inches Of girth should feel
uke q OASIS. Such a waist around him.
-.
An old tramp saw 4 train coming. II would
have taken = violent effort TO get on the track In
time, so naturally lie remained to indolsntly
perish.
Mr.. Foot has welded the fair Mary Crazy bull.
No flowers. No cards. InJinS.
-
lis said that hshes have no sense,
But II the saying S meant,
How Il II tue shAd ne er comes 20 town
Uniu Ions after Lent
Philadelphia Tiats.
Il Is false that The Florida oran4e-growers
sourt on = large crop Of navel oranges 10. 1904,
thinking they may he neeiei for the naval
parade here
There is : difference between a heller snda
healer.
star actor lie not half as much IN arrears a,
sas would think from his having to make up for
nearly All he does,
PstTthsd infant vas sIhumsd from IN old
eemstsry. The poor baby died yoaag. but he
sAehsd ths stone sse Afterwards.
The evening world., 1890-04-24
what II Costs to Rua Fast.

Psopie havs no idea Of tho cost o .ths high rate Of
speed Of tho ocean steamers Of the present day.
Machinery will 'ss " bear a moderate and constant
work, but Just the moment. the engines are pushed
each additional mile in speed attained per hour 10
gained at an enormous expenditure Of fuel and =
terrific ve,r and tear Of machinery. Indeed. go
great IA this wear and tear Of machinery, when put
upon I strain. that II soon breaks down sndbocomes
useless.
We see the same thing In the human system. Mon
and women are constituted to work and can DO an
ordinary amount each day without ~ effect. But
just 30 sure as they %ovcrwork. attempt to live or
labor at q greater rate Of speed, strain their brains
and nerves and use up thoir vital energies In a con-
tiGuous or unusual amount OF work. either mental or
phys'ci. Just 70 surely will they In time become
r.rroWs and physical creeks. with weak bodies,
tired brains aud shattered nerves. So true
Is thi, that our cities aud manufacturing villages
are filed with men and women who have thus sac
rife their health aud strength by mental or phys
lcal WORK beyond their power Of endurance. As re-
suit they are excessively nervous, restless irritable
aud ~slscpless. They lack their old-tims vim and
energy, and with tired trsins, trembling nerves and
exhausted systems sndeavor to still pursue their
employments.
How absolutely necessary II Is for such persons to
use something TO restore their health and strength.
aud wo would unhesitatingly say that nothing will
so quickly and surely do this as DR.. Greens's Nor
vura. the great nerve and brain inviGorant
and health Testorer. The effects OF this great
medical discovery are perfectly marvellous In cur
ing all weakening and exh.ustina nervoua diseases.
and no one should lose time In trying uncertain
things when this wonderful remedy offers an abso-
lutely certain cure. II 10 purely vegetable and
harmless, and mar be procured at any druggists for
81. 90 per bottle.
PERHAPS THIS CASE WAS LIKE
The evening world., 1890-04-24
ATHLETES IN RsPosE.

Harry Young Ia among the youthful runners
Of the Manhattan Athletic Club. He Is dAshing
over the HURDLES In great style every day, getting
into shape for the seasons campaign.
The Manhattan Athletic Club expects great
things fTom Ed LanEe. the eminent eIrert IN the
AmbulatinG line. I'd has kept himself In nnc
tnm all Winter. and IL prepared to walk on with
a lew pIizes this year.
Bob MaEet 10 . nsrce soldier laddls Of the
Seventh Regiment. He looks after the Doodle
Department Of the Seventies athletic assocI-
alton. He IL also an active member OF the Staten
Island Athletic Club aud one Of itSEoVernors.
Charles Gallagher lets her go for the Metropol.
tan Boat Club. He Is conspicuous among the
oATsmen Of that lively organization.
The evening world., 1890-04-24
Purify Your Blood

The importance Of thoroughly Purtfying the
blood This -pTtns cannot be oVerestimAted
The extraordinary epids mis- Of 1.-THE grip" and
0,Scr diseases. the unhsslthful winter. close con-
hnemCnt indoors and cATslsSSRsss Ia diet, have
caused accumulation Of impurities In the blood
which nnsl be expelled before you can feel we'll
and strong again. The universal praise given
Hood's ssrsspAhllA b. those Who have taken 1t
should certainly eonsinCs you thai Il l. the IDEAL
sBFihs Aiedieias. II acts specially and i'm
medlalsly upon the blood. 0Veroomss physiCsl
Wesknssa reVivsa ne health tone and creates .
good ApPshte. Try u this sphas.
81 have laEcn HOOd'ssarsaPanlla. and heartily
rscommsRi Il Is : blood panAsg.s 8. BUoE-
AZ sx-AAyor % Fremont Ohio.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

The Women Inspectors cannot DO
established one moment too Don II Ia
to be hoped that they will in o short time
DO supplied to meet the need which calls
for them so loudly. II would be unfortu-
nate TO have any unnecessary delay In
something SO strongly beneficial. Give
the women WHO toll in the factories those
Of their own sex who may watch over and
protect their interests.
The evening world., 1890-04-24
lIIerales md Ihe AIIcra.rann,

OFT sHPsh microscopic viii sEaAlHs yoaI
Ne go :fSisfa X %:.ss:
sii.sus tassssss E.:g q. p.1tis
a., 40, S8l BsaSag.s sso - "a bSok ) tks
1890 hllss os. FaisA ssglsfs lsa lAss
The evening world., 1890-04-24

There Il nothing more eonelusiVely proven
than that hoods sarsapArlla IL . radical and
reliable blood purifier. II We could show you the
many letters We receive from rSople OF whom We
never heard tsfOTe, telling OF remarkable cures
Of serofulA, salt rheum and all kindsa and degrees
Of diseases Of the blood. you would be As fully
convinced Of and - enthusiastic oVsT, the merits
Of Hoods sarsAPAFillA a. Ne are.
my son sas Gnaieted with the worst type OF
s~croflla, and on reeommsndAtion OF my drug
STAT gave him Foods sarsapaEIlia. To-day he u
sopnd sRd veil, Notwithstanding 10 Sas said
there Sss not enough medicine IN Illinois TO
eject cure" ,. oAnnTIAS. nliPolis. III.
NIB. II yo1 decide to take Hoods ssrsapahlla
do not Be induced TO buy any other.