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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-30

man who has practiced medicine for forty
years ought to know salt from sugar: read what
he says
TOLEDO, o., January TO- 1887.
1essrs. y. j. Cheney q Co. GENTLEMEN have
been In the general practice of medicine for
practice and experience have never seen prep-
aration that could prescribe with as much con
hdence of success as l can Halls Catarrh Cure,
great many times, and its effect Is wonderfuj:
and would say in conclusion that have yet TO
find case of catarrh that 1t would not cure II
they would take it according to directions.
Yours truly, L. l.. GORsuCH, MD.
Office, 2l5 Summit street
We will give 500 for any case OF catarrh that
can not be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure.
Taken internally
FL. CHENEY & CO., Proprietors.
Toledo, o.
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rhnncht He Gould stand 1t.

"You would be sorry to lose your sister,
wouldn't you, Johnny" asked the visitor
SUCCESSFULLY to the little boy who was
entertaining him in the drawing room.
Nope, replied Johnny. Il guess
could stand it, Mr. Hankinson. Nav says
I've got to wear short pants till after
Irene's married. Chicago Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-30

City Poet-What very queer looking
yellow weed that is!
Young Lady-Yelow weed Goodness
mel This is the beautiful golden rod ~
that you raved about in your last poem
Time.
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Eldely Heireas (sadly)-No. Mr.. Jimsen,
my heart is dead to the tender passion.
The only man ever loved, or could ever
love, was killed at the battle of-of--
Mr. Jmsen tdi appointed and reaching
for his hat)-Lundy's Lane?-Texas Sift.
hgs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-30

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
ointments have failed 1t absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acts as a pouItice
gives instant relief. DR. williams Indian pile
of the private parts and nothing else. Every
box is warranted. Sold by druggists or fent.by
mail ON receipt of price, SOC and 81 per box
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, o.
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1. Oreaonian: / came from my
~ rInhbard, Marion county Or, to
~ r., Darrii and his new mode Of
| ao,faess by electricity. | was ha (
VI II a hoDt ''ten minute cure, but
I"t desire TO be cured overcame my
I'm took the treatm mt and paid
Iner and vas cured IN eight min
4 can hear perfectly.
Y - " j. A. MILLER.
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We positively cure rupture and all rectal dis
eases without pain or detention from business
dress for pamphlet Drs. Porterfield d Lssey S3s
Market street, San Francisco.
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Drs Darrin are crowded wi h pa
rom 10 AN to s p. NJ. They have
country practice, and semi their
remedies 10 any one desiring home
END Tor any cntable chronic, acute
ate disca ,es, 81 hich are kept strictly
n'ial.
20 Washington street, Portland,
laiiou and examination free. All
treated free from 10 to IL A. NJ.
Charges moderate, being only s 0
h for e4ch disease, or in that pro
, a. cases may require. Send for
/, free.
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Modern society seems to be made up OF
two great elasses-the snubbers and the
snubbed. New York World.
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made in sun Francisco Four Years
Ago.

Vorce Antioch, CAL Deafness
tvo wear could scarcely hear any
rure in ten minutes.
NJ Hanjy, ~ Oak Grove avenue
|,rouble ana general d stability; cured
Years ago; had no return of itsince.
"a r, Lnoy residence 242 Mission
san Fraucisco-Asthma, deafness
esdache twelve years; cured two
kite Norton, South San Francisco
Itant pai1 in stomach two years :;
md remains permanent.
'H F. Bailey, Benicia, Cal.-Total
KS in one ear Twelve years. caused
,rrhal troubles; cured last May AID
Is permanent.
Tx Desw1rte, t'r' sno, Cal.-Cured
j lie weakness, falling of the womb
anee of life also liver and kidney
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eouahs, colds and throat disorders
"a bronchial iroch s" have proceed
eilic.py by a test of many years.
~ IN bo,es.
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The Lick obsrrvatory-the postage
STAMP window New York Disnsteh.
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A French electrician claims that he will
soon be able to produce thunder storm
wherever and whenever 1t is desired.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-30

There are more men in the world who have
madness IN their methods than there are who
have method in their madness"
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hing powders are strong alkalies,
H. iafhcS The purest oap OBJ ain
he bes aad cheapest. d bbins'
d 5 zap has been acknowledged for
b 10 be the purest Of all. Try it
ltF9U
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-30

When person gets into hot water you may Z
sure that he has furnished his share Of the fuel
to eat the same
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-30

Beware of limitations of the celebrated Seal of
North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco.
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IT, need Christian charity, but the poor
III other sort.
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~ f.. ''lIy oilcF' = $500 re-
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I'd Has Time-Asarule, private prayers
be lug and pubic ones short.
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sTEINWAY, GabIer and Pease Pianos

Meaning the BEST PIANO MADE, and the favorite
cheaper Pianos all Musical Instruments; Bands Sup
Piled; large stock of Sheet Music. STEINwAY HALL.
2O6 and 20e Post Street; MATTHIAS GRAY Co Cal
and see our rooms and new stock
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h-,0W 7 : IN y wv y T u
MOURN 5 COMPANION gives so much
small amount shat it costs it is no
i il is Ia en- already III NJ arly Half
bn Families. With its fine Pap r
sutitul Illustrations, its W eekly H.
F. supplements, and its Double
h Numbers it seems as if the pub
Tcould net do enough TO please. By
& 81 - now YOU may obtain i free
hsry, and for a full year from that
b Jannay, 1892. AID ress, THE
Is COMPANION. Boston, Mass.
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lesew ho are good when they are young are
Fzlest when they are old.
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$3.50 y PER FOR @1.75.

,ord intended women to be good The
content ID hey are pretty.
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PILES, PILES PILES,

A preferred creditor-one who never presents
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PoL1TENEss TOWARDS ELDERS.

Inc American boy or girl, even when
nearly grown up, is entirely ignorant of
any form or demonstration of politeLess
towards his or her elders. None of my
young country people, unless educated in
Europe, ever think of rising when an
elder nerson enters the room, of drawing
aside to let such person first pass
through a doorway, of relinquishing
seat on the sofa or in an arm chair to an
elderly visitor etc 1t is not their fault
their parents have never trained them
in manners while they were little children.
had an exemplifcation of the difference
in manners between French and American
children the other day whilst paving a
call at one of the great Partisan hotels
AS | was waiting to get into the elevator
an American boy, about 9 years of age,
pushed past me with all his small
strength, jumped into the elevator and
took the only available seat, leaving me
to stand, My visit once paid, left my
friends room and encountered in the hall
group of French children seated on
sofa and evidently waiting fo- some one
On seeing me, one of the number, little
fellow in collegians uniform, instantly
slipped off of his seat and raised his cap
to salute me as ! approached. Possibly
the American boy may grow up much
finer fellow and will be hereafter more
really polite to ladies' than his Partisan
contemporary. But meanwhile the latter
Is by far the most agreeable individual for
an elderly lady to encounter casually.
The secret of the whole matter is that
manners, like foreign languages, should
be taught to children in their earliest
years. have heard American parents
talk of the charm of letting children grow
up natural and unrestrained The natural
and unrestrained ii. e., the unframed and
ing little savage. If the world, as in the
days of Eden. held only one married pair
and their offspring, such a case of severely
letting alone the intoxicating of what some
one calls the minor morals of humanity
would do well enough. Butxas long as
there are people on earth who Are liable to
be worried by other peoples children it is
the duty of parents to render their
darliugs as little obnoxious to strangers
as possible, and not to SO bring them up
that we may wonder if Beelzebub, after
creating a sufficient nu Der of imps for
the realms below, had not left over a
large quantity of unused material which
had been worked into the substance OF
which American children are composed
There is in America a Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children. What
is sorely needed in the United States is a
Society for the Prevention of the Perse-
cution of Grown People by Children
Lucy Il. Hoopers Paris Letter.
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- Sold by druggists. 75c.
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man who has practiced medicine for forty
years ought to know salt from sugar; read what
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29
Steep and Work.

A generation ago muci wns said
about the few hours sleep which great
men allowed themselves. Napoleon
and ralleyrand and Frederick tue
Great were quoted as famous exam.
pies of men Of genius and Of immense
activity, who spent never more Than
four hours out of the twenty -four in
bed. and sometimes went. Tor weeks
at time, with IA: less thsn this av-
ersge amount of sleep. II Was con.
sidered q virtue to cut short the time
Of repose. especially on the morning
side. But there has been q health
ful change in this matter. A recent
writer in the Evening Post says:
Picking up a recently published
volume Of selected u,terances upon
all sorts Of themes, we npcued by
chance at EARLY Rising and find the
old doctrine thus preached by tue
Rev. Philip Doddridge: The differ
eDce between rising at Eve and seven
o'clock In the morning, for the space
OF forty years, supposing a man 10
go To- bel at the same time at night,
is nearly equivalent TO ten additional
years TO mans life
The superstition that the easiest
way TO leDgIhen mans period OF
sc.ivity was 10 shorten his period OF
sleep, was SO universal in DOddridges
day that the average man doubtless
accepted his dictum wi bout question.
But in this age OF ncreduliy the nv
erage man is most likely to ask how
the prescription agreed with Dod =
bridge himself, and 10 consult q oyc.
lopaedia, with this result:
'Doddridge, Philip, an English
clergyman, born in Lordon June 70,
1902 -. In 1850 his constitution, oil g.
ways feeble. began 20 show signs OF
decline, and he sailed to Lisbon.
where he died II days after his ar.
rival. Oct. 26, 1851, aged 40 years
and months.
After reading this the average
man will probably conclude 20 take
the two hours extra sleep and no,
try 10 add the additional ten years 10
his life.
n We wish 10 work successfully.
We must eep. The anxiety and rest.
lessneSs Of the American disposition
which is increasing and becoming a
national Characteristic, is due TO moth.
Jog so much as loss Of sleep or ina.
bility to Sep. Ia the end this lack
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29
G ould lave Saved Lincolns Life.

The one man in the world who could
have prevented the assassination OF
President Lincoln Is dead. John f.
Parker, born in Winchester, Va,
came to Washington some time before
the firing upon Fort Sumter, and
soon found employ ment on the met
ropoli an police iorcc. When, In
1862, it was decided TO strength hen
The regular force Of doorkeepers and
watchmen a. the White House with a
squad OF policemen, Parker VAS one
Of those selected. 1t thus happen
ed that when President Lincoln and
party entered the old Ford opera
house on the night OF Good Fiiay.
1865. they were accompanied by Par.
ker AS guard. He took his position
at tue door Of the private box from
which Pre- sident Lincoln watched the
performances, " here he was expected
to remain and prevent the entrance
Of everyone cep, the members OF
Il party.
As the play proceeded Parker from
his post could hear just enough Of
what was said on the stage TO arouse
his curiosity. and it was not long till
he left the door and edged his way
towards the auditorium. He finally
took seat in the orchestra or pitt
as it was then called, where he had
et!led himself, when The whole audi
ence wa, startled by the report OF a
pistol shot. The assassin. Booth,
had stealthily approached the door
OF The Presidents private box, where,
finding no one 10 challenge him, he
entered unannounced and fired the
fatal shot. There is no question In
the minds OF those who are familiar
with the details that had Parker re.
NAMED at his post Boob never rould
have taken President Lincoln una
wares Chicago News.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29
Putting PoIsons Out of Reach

A sad lesson COMES from JERSEY
City. A box OF neuralgia pills used
by an elder member Of the household
was left within reach OF a child four
or five years OF age. She hal asked
tor some OF the pills, suppos;ng they
were honey, and of course had bee
refused. Under these circumstances
one would naturally have suppos ed
that the poisonous pills were at once
put sonewhere out of reaching dis
tance, but this was not done. In the
absence OF some one to wa Gu her the
little SRI soon after climbed up and
reached tue pills. OF which she sw,l.
loved Eve. When the child's mother
discovered what her little one had
done she started for the drug store
tom whence the pills we're procured
her child tripping merrily along at
her side. The druggist informed the
startled parent that fatal dose hid
been taken. and ere the mother could
reach her doctors office the child was
seized with colvu'sions which in a
Few moments terminated life. Il is
more than Careless, Il Is criminal to
leave any poison within the reach Of a
child. A locked box or cupboard
should be the receptacle OF all drugs.
especially of all that are poisonous
Since we do not know when any par.
licular drug or me dicine msy be nee
ded il is advisable to have al such
g The house possesses in a place at
once safe and handy-safe from the
children. readily accessible TO Tue
powers that be.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29

The ALLIANCE IN VIRGINIA.
Lynchburg letter TO the Richmond
Dispatch explains the methods by
which the Farmers Alliance Ia Viz.
Rinia proposes To attain its purpose
OF saving money on purchases and in
crossing profits on sales. In every
city. town and village they will Sc.
lect q certain merchant or merchants
and by uniting their patronage on
them they hope, by the increase Of
trade, 10 get tier goods at a very
low price or email commission. In
the tobacco counties, in order to rec
duce warehouse and commission char.
ges on weighing and selling tobaccos
the alliances contemplate renting or
or erecting waTe.hOuses-since the
public and private ware houses which
they now pstronize have declined to
accede TO the terms proposed TO them
some time Ago-and they will be op.
Grated under the direction Of a board
of dlrec' ors of the alliance In thsse sec (.
tons. They also propose .formingsome
scheme whereby they can reduce the
commissions onall farm products and
thereby effect q saving TO the Indlvi.
dual farmer. Another scheme whic b
will be tried and which promises a
great saving is ia the district and
precinct alliances buying guano and
fertilizer OF all kinds at whoIes sle.
have it shipped TO some convenient
polut and distribute II out TO the in
dividual farmers at wholesale prices.
So far as politics are concerned they
are very rttIeent. They ssy it is
hoped and believed that they can Sc
care such legislation by concerted &C.
ton in county state and National
government rs the agriculturists
desire. Their professed aims and in =
tenlions however are not TO go into
politics except 50 far as may be nee,
essaTy in securing aud maintaining
their rights and their interests.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29

| OF rest causes Inability 20 work az all,
insanity, and even death. In n re,
cen, lumber OF the FortnightIy Re.
view there IS u eensibis article on
this subject. from which We m ide the
following extracts;
Tue restoration OF energy. which
sleep alone can afford, Is necessary
for the maintensuce OF aervvus vigor,
aud whereas the mt lcular system, II
overssxed, at last refuses TO work. the
brain under similar circum s,aoces re
fuses frequently to rest. rhe suif
erer. instead OF trying to remove or
lesson the cause OF his sleeplessness
comforts himself with the hope that
IL will soon disappear, or else has re.
course tn sleohol, morphia, the bro
mides. chlorsi, etc Valuable and
necessary as these remedies of.en are,
thcfe can be no question as to the
mischief that attends their Tr Quent
use. and there Is much reason TO fear
that their employment in the absence
of any medical authority 10 largely on
the increase. Many of. tue proprieia.
~ articles sold by druggists, and in
great demand at the pfesens day, we
their efficacy to one or more Of these
powerful drugs. No, u few dc this
have been CAUSED by their use, ant
in a still larger number of cases they
have helped to-produc, tie fatal re.
suit. Sleeplessness isalmost always
accompanied by indigestion IN some
one or other Of it's protean forms, and
the two conditions react upon anu
aggravate each othe-. If rest cauuot
re obtained, and If the vital machine
cannot be supplied with u due a.
mount Of fuel, and, moreover, fails %
utilize that which Is supplied, mental
and bodily 'llapse cannot he far die.
tan'. The details OF the downward
process vary, but the result is mach
tue same in all cases. eeplessness
and loss OF appetite ar, followed By
loss Of flesh and strength, nervous ir.
ritabili'y alternating with depression,
palpita.ion and other arrangement of
tue heart, especially at night, and
many Of those symptoms cropped to-
ge.her under the old term 'hypochoI.
dria.is.' When this stage has been
reached, The 'borderiands OF insanity
are within measurable distance, even
II they have MOI already been reached.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29

WoRDg OF WElGHr. In the he.
ginning God created the heavens and
The earth These sublime words,
With which Holy Scripture prefscos
the moral story OF our world, form
not only Ihe beading Of the Bible,
they are It's submsry--they tell what
has been, is, add will be, IN the re-
latiOn between heaven and earth
They also form q summarY Of dog
mates, Of ethics, Of history, aud OF
political economy, inasmuch as they
mark the spring, the rivsr.bed, and
the issue Of humanity. They teach
Us these things; our God, origin,
God-depeDdence, God conservation.
God.guidsnce. God.destiny, spd, in
all Of them, a universal brotherhood.
The Ten COMMANDMENTS may be
regarded as the negative, limiting,
legal aspect Of all this the Lords
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29

There Is . boy 10 my ward the
note ran. very III with a kinl Of 10 W
fever. He says be has done you an
injury, and cAnpotrest until be sees
you. Will you come 70 himf
'lt must be jim Elder thought
Ma, and don. want to co.
AL his life Nat had been taught By
his honest. hard working mother TO
listen to th, voice OF Conscience, aud
do always what was right, yet it was
hard TO put down anger, and the
sense OF injury and injustice done to
himself and to bis companion Mop.
But the next afternoon he walked
slowly up to tue hospi' al, and with a
hesi'sting hand pulled the iron door.
bell. 10 one or the upper wards he
vas met by the nurse who had writ
ten to him. and Was taken TO the end
of the room where jim Elder lay
tossing to aud fro.
As soon rs the sick boy saw Ma,
lie sat up in bed. strong with fever,
end held out his hand. mat he said,
Il want to hear you say that you for
give me. I've been awful jealous. and
mean as could be to you, and then
killed Mop; sm sorry. Every night
IL seemed as 1T you came aud stood
beside my bed, and can't get any
sleep
The boy sank back on the pillow
exhausted, with his bright eyes fixed
on Nat, who was not looking at Jim.
but at a spot in the carpet and a
iumult was surging within him. The
one who had done him more injury
,han any one else in his llfo lay be-
fore him. He was afraid he could noe
say from his heart that he fully for
gave him for wantoniy killing his lit.
tie favorite. No. the words choked
him. At length be raised his eyes
The victory WAS bali won, but only
half. Il am sorry you're sick. JIM
he said, drawing a long BREATH
Say You forgive me- whispered
The sick boy. but still Nat was silent.
Over the bed hung colored text,
at which Ma. looked vaguely for a
minute without taking in its meaning.
Forgive and ye shall be forgiven he
repeated TO himself. Suddenly his
face flushed and be grasped his cap
Nth 3 convulsive movement. The
words which seemed written oil over
the wall in le tiers OF light entered his
heart. Could he ever pray, Forgive
US our trespasses, unless he freely
torgave his prostrate enemy? ALI no,
never. How bitter snd lard he had
been, and q great wave Of contIitioh
swept over him. The battle was won
a. last, but not in his own unaided
strength. 'Jim,' he said, i do for'
give you, for Mop. for everything
and, breaking down with sob, he
left tho room. Every visitors day
after that saw bright, dark eyed boy
sitting beside the now convalescent
jim, talking, reading to him and fill
ing that little corner OF the ward with
sunshine. When the sick boy was
! able to leave the hospital be found q
place open TO him. He did not know
that Nat had gone TO one of the clerks
in his office, and that II was through
his intercession with the head of the
f ron that the place had been secured
But he guessed that Nat was the
handspring Of his good fortune, and
it touched him to the quick.
Nat forgave much, and found great
joy In doing il; peace Of conscience,
a chance to help another back 10
health and useful labUr, and bound
TO his side by ties OF gratitude aud
love q lifelong friend.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-29

Payer as lis positive, idea, Gospel
aspect For Law is in lite nature
mainly neIative; the Cos rel IL pos
tive. IL | were 1, preach sermon
on Charity could choose no better
text than the opening words OF Gem
esis.- Rec. Dr.. Eidersketnt.