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by citing a. an instance Of what competition
would do . suit Of clothes which he wore,
bought in the north for el.9A Machinery did
this he said.
Mr.. Croffut presented . '.thssis' compactly
outlining his views, Of which these plsnks give
an idea:
/. Labor d Q commodity, liks hour or cotton
cloth, and should be bought in the cheapest
market and sold in the dearest
g. Wages are compromise between the
highest sum which s'capitalist VIII pay rather
than forsgo the chance Of profit making. and
the lowest price which . hborsr viii accept
rather than forsgo the chanee Of employ.
maut
labor and the labor which Ssts in motion mau',
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Marie
Name.

IhS following are the orenng and closing prices Of
WIRE 10 Corson and Mccartney, l4lH street
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The day and night teams Of the Western On.
ion Telegraph Company journeyed to Marshall
Hall yesterday afternoon to decide the supe-
riority Of their base ball qualities. No back
stop and . miserable outfeld accounts for che
majority OF the runs. The playing Of Hasel
on short and the battery work OF Eimbs.ll and
Young for the Days" were the only features
Of the game. Score:
ys:..2 i1202eSx-A Rh., II. = g.
Nights. o 2 o2 0 o. g. BIZ, 2. z. o.
Battsries-Kimban and Young, Pate and
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AnS RAND ANU bhAIN.
The speaker held that the hand is a trivial
factor in production; that men and women are
now mostly hired not to work but to think, to
superintend capital in the shape of machinery,
and that the amount of machinery in the coun-
try equaled the combined strength of 200 DOC. 900
men. He held that if there was . fixed amount
of labor and OF property in the country the
argument of the restrictionists would be sound
and no man could then honestly make
q million dollars, but, as a matter of
fact, the amount of property and Of
like Vanderbilt can earn (that is, create,) q
million dollars worth of property that did not
before exist as honestly another man can
earn 81. The brain, he said, is now the chief
factor in industry. and the man who has the
brain that can guess what people are going to
want next year is the man who will become
captain of industry.
II there was only 30 much work in the coun-
try, said Mr.. Croffut, then all machinery
should be destroyed and prevent all imnaigra-
ton. Mr.. Crofutt paid his respects In severe
language to the contract labor law.
In speaking Of socialism Mr.. Croffut said our
ancestors o few centuries ago were socialists
The inhabitants Of Central Africa were social
lists, and socialism, he said, had been OUT
grown and cast of. Speaking of the mail
service the speaker remarked that a
body Of citizens had agreed to run the
mail service and pay the government premium
for the privilege. The mail service at any rate
during it's existence had only reduced its prices
so per cent, while Western Union rates and
railroad fares have been reduced 500 to 400 per
cent.
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Chicago Garkets,

CHICAGO. June 70 closing. = Wheat - July.
Der, IsI. Oats-July. %; September. Ssk. Pork
July. as7; September. l9sSH. Lard-5uly, &i4
September. AsI Rihs - July. ASK; september.
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HoovEH & SxrDrE
IN sIEnua

NN hHUEl
II. -rea, aavsnf.se ws h.v. over orrc COM
Is,itit. - that our siOek 10 THIs SEASONS
fADbJCIION. thu. su.T.htssins 10 sv.ry
TurslaaeF ThE Latest THING IN PINE
CLASS fOOIWkAk- OLD SHOP-wOkS
sIuI-s are COSTLY 81 ANY PRICE Shoe,
ut lave b~sR N stock for ysars son DIZZY
OtI Ou-~gu-rtly socn wkAk OH.
l0u u~~l not snythtnS tia; n not styl-
i.h Ale de- MT q; bss sus- you can purchased
a. so-eslls4 bargain sAes. but Tor tie prics
vsun svs yog .ust the right thing and
s--ps tAa' wi.l ave yes,sef safIsfeet0H IN zsaS
.Gd su1its.
osn-P4sts -so-s u Shoes for everybody AMI
- ssszy oSc..lon-
HOOVER SNYDER.
Ia Pennsylvania ayenue. my2s
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BOoKBISDING
~ a. ~ trAfac hes; sIectAl prices on Century and
h.risrt E----zines kkNDiG kLANDyOIGT.
t1Nl Sal stE -. H.
I.ch ANY CA-f 81 NEKvCrsSLss sLEEFLESs-
los N-eA stoel .eh. inc.-trtca a. dysp~IslA. Try
1sIrr- alitlS Nerve nils Eeii-f suEs. ILe only
heree ...e a. ne ~ TIE Prlrs n H..Ess..
n. ExSCi-iTI FLAVOR. PUKE AID wHoLE-
~ 40 An<cstura blftsrs = -'Ani table der
s.1y. ss.e fl-nulas turrFs. III. J. q. ~ sIlokII =
BSSA ~ - slsss'.
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TIE I'rsr

TIE Brsr
PROTECTION
AGAINST sUppFJ
CHANCES IN The wEATurs
IS TO PURIFY
THE BLOOD
AYHR.s
sARsAP ARILLA
1T WALES
AND INEICHEs
IHE IIFE CURRENT AND
NAEES TIE WEAK
SIkOSO.
HAS cUPEp OTHERS.
WILL CUEE VOC
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CURRENT TOPICS ABROAD.
German Detectives Sent to London to Watch
Exiied Anarchists.

WARRANT ron EDWARD DE coBArN's ARREST
WHILST CLUBS IN LoypoN-rHE KAISER PRE-
PAIRING FOR HIS ENGLISH TRIP-PERsoSAL
GOSSIP By CABLE.
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Gnoo,S.s CREDIT Housr
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
READ THESE PRICES.
Soil Ok Au,iqus- hnisheI Bel Room Suites. )
plsc--. Or eli casa Or els on credit.
7p.sos F.r.or suites. solid walnut frames. uphol-
stored plush cloth. for sas cash or s3U
On erel;
God wUyEN-wIRE BED SPRINGS for e. Is cash
81 SO credit.
BHUsskIs CAR IT. 6Oc. cash or &C.. on credit.
COOL ISGkAIS CARPET. Jie. cash or 40. on
srsAI
W ssr sni lay al CARPETS free o: cost and dom,
Charxs fsr the waste IN matching nxure-
Our the -.-is., % any house IN the city
onys snail Payment time OF purrA. anil the bal
ans m iA-l WEEKLY 90 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
No Hois. required ani q per cent discogn; allowed
60 a. sS--ants ssssIsd "A thirty days.
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CREDIT HOUSE.
,sos 7ss and al 9Th st. n v.
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For NrrRaLcrA BAruE
WITH FUNDS
EXTRACT.
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ECONOMIC QUESTIONS
Deceased Before the Meeting OF Local Meth
odfst Minister.

NR. PAUL BOWEN PRESENTS TER WRONGS OF TER
LABoRrSa MEN, WHICH HE THINKS SHOULD BIZ
REMHDrxD-NR. ". A. cRorrur BrLrEvrs
MATHIS BETTER THAN N FORMER mans.
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". ~. HoEEE.
sei-,f S;h AMI Fsnnsy.v.nia ave
/. +. $ s. $ E. Y : ::
CELEBRATED REFRIaERAToIs.

Is merits arr.
Cod dTy-air cirruiation- Matches left on the
sleiv-s all readily Unite when taken out
sLAIE sIONL sHELyEs. always sweet. clean
AMI -5Il
st-cns built with kiln-dried lurnbsr 10 that
No SHRINKING OF JOINTS OCCUR.
ENIKY EDDY REFRIGERATOR WAR
RANIED.
Ihs prizes have been -.siucsd this season.
WIKI bTin-s thesu within reach o. AL who want
arrst-cis-s r-sE z-rttor 20 ior pTtcs
As 20 see our new sIONkwArER fILTFR.
NerJ l~-t rrcuL-Iusn iatiOns for them and very
Low Yrlce.
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N. W. BEyERID6E,
l2l5 n AND LIZA @ ST.

NuJR CpMFIExiON. AS WELL. AS YOUR
t~uI - rsEier-d miserable By isu ri red
lnlpruvr 10th ~ tAain< C.rters Iftt4e Liver Pms
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
Am EauIynlenl for snieLde.

II we allow our bodily in6rmities to make away
with us through neglect have we such an i'm
mense moral advantage over the deliberate sui
cides Scarcely. For example, the deadly pro-
gress Of Brights disease, diabetes, acute nephtis
aud gravel is sure-often terribly swift in the
catastrophe. Most people OF average information
know that this is the simple, unvarnisied truth
in regard to those widely prevalent maladies TO
delay judicious medication is specially suicidal in
such cases. The means Of restraint is TO be
found in Hosteticr's Stomach Bitters Give an
impetus 10 the action OF the kidneys with this
safe and reliable diuretic and the infant com.
plaint is shorn Mt its birth OF the power for evil
Allow IL TO grow. and anticipate the worst. The
Bitters, which annihilates these growing troubles
also cradicates dyspepsia, rheumatism, malarlal
and liver complaints. Appetite, sleep and yigol
are also promoted by it.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

w. ". Morse & Co.'S Mems, Wom-
ems and Children's medium and fine
grades OF shoes. made in our largefac-
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
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 thai
will wearl That will fit! That will
please your customers, send your or.
ders to w. v. Morse & Co., Omaha,
Neb.
FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD REWARD Il
any one finding piece Of shoddy il
any of our own make Of goods.
We only sell to merchants.
w. Y. MORSE & Co.,
Omaha, Neb.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

II would seem rs IL, after years OF
good counsel on the subject some
farmers would at least take the hint
and look after the farm -partic-
ularly after the seasons work is done;
but it will require good deal of
preaching from the text before soon
version" is accomplished. So one
would think who rides far in almost
any direction this time OF the year.
Mowers and horse rakes still out in
the fields plows astride rail fence,
barrows leaning up against trees
these are some of The not uncommon
objects which one may see on some
farms. Get them in, give q coat OF
paint where needed, and save dollars.
independent.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
stopped by a Fat Man.

R,ocLados are frequenton the bridge,
hut they are seldom created by man
stopping to pick up pm says inc n.
n. Herald. That, however, was the
ease the other day. The offender was
n was during the crush" hours, and
,be heavyweight, with friend, was
stragglinr toward Brooklyn. They
resched the platform intact, although
,,arsnirinr and almost breathless. sud
tonlv the fat man brought the thou
sands of people behind him to an abb
rnpt pause by slowly STOPPING and
picking up pin.
This he thrust into the lapel Of his
coat Then the blockade, which had
lasted for about ten seconds, was
raised.
pick up that pinP' asked the lat lei
~ II couldn't help it, I" he repliedi Its
second nature 20 me. Although l am
MT supcrstitious. never gave PIN
die go.bv. No. | bar hairpins."
"Weli.r reioined his friend, ~ used
90 nick nm pins for luck when l was
ronnyer Int after l had been married
a few months was cured OF the habit
| What brought II aboute Oh, | see,
yon're A bachelor aud can't possibly
| have any idea Of the number of pins,
safety clasps and hair spikes woman
nan lose around the house In the course
~ the day. Why, IL I'd kept on pick
mo mn bins all these years ! wouii,
haSse become huuchback. You'll
haye 10 get married, old man. befor.,
you'll be able to sympathizc with me-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

II is probable that ere long the CO.
operative boarding house established
In Decatur last spring on the Edward
Bellamy plan will soon collapse for
lack Of sufficient patronage. 1t started
out with fifty-two members, under the
most favorable circumstances. and all
Of its patrons were enthusiastic in
praise OF the novel manner Of living.
The patrons got day board at 81. 40 a
week. and there was fair profit in the
enterprise for the lady manager so
long as there were fifty-two boarders.
But, from one cause or another, the
patrons have quietly departed. until
now there are but forty left. This
number is not sufficient 10 continue the
Alliance longer at a profit and it is
expected that the cooperative plan
will be abandoned 10 return to the 81
and Sc rates. Cor. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
crew over 100 Feet I'm Min Geen Years.

Monday morning the tall blue gum
tree standing at the northeast corner
OF German Senier's house was cut
down. A careful measurement Of the
tree showed it TO be about lis feet
high from the ground to the topmost
branch. II was four feet in diameter
and about twelve feet in circumference
at the l,ound. We are informed by a
Portul - that he set the tree out
nineteen years ago. Think OF it! A
tree only nineteen years old, lis feet
high and showing diameter in pro-
portion. The residents Of that quar-
ter watched the fall of the monarch
with genuine regret but its great
height made the cutting OF it down
necessity, as it was liable to break
and fan on some of the residences near
Santa Clara (Cal.) journal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
The sehool-no onant,o.

~ - pleasing TO be able 10 record q,
sneso uays' when the prices OF almost
every commodity in daily use ars "a
's y either on account of high tar
~ protection, or from some otbev svm.
pathetic causes, that there Il one s,a.
PIE which has undergone, and 4 stIll
Undergoing a reduction In price We
, 70 school books. There Is per-
haps no article which has been tba
subject Of so much discussion THROUGH.
GUT The farming communities as that ~
the schoolbook. There has been
much complaint about high prices and
saese prices have generally beer
charged TO the publishers, but not
flghuully. for investigation proves
mat the publishers prices are reason.
able, The trouble is traceable "a those
retailers who charge outrageous prices
70 make large profits. and 10 the peo.
PIE who do not avail themselves OF the
cheapest market.
The contract system inaupurated by
inc American Book Company. OF Chi
cage. the largest single book publish.
ing concern In the country, ana whose
books are used throughout the length
and breadth Of the land. has resulted
Ia wide awake school district board,
and close buyers Of books purchasing
direct from the company al contraci
prices. These contract prices ar,
twenty per cent lower than the former
wholesale prices.
The question has often been asked
who are some OF the school-bool
publishers, outside OF the American
Book Companyfn There are to-da,
over nifty reputable school-book pub
fishers competing for the business o
the country. We name q few; Cow
perlhwnlis G Co.. Philadelphia; CHM
Co, Boston; b. c. Heaih & Co, Bos
ioai Henry Holt q Co. New York
Leach, Shewell q Sanborn. Boston; j
Is. Lpplne0tt q Co.. Philadelphia
bingham. Maynard q Co.. New Y0rs
Charles Serlbner's Sons, New Yorl
Porter & Coates Philadelphia; Sheldo
a Co. New York; George Sherwoo
& Co. Chicago; fainter Bros. d Go
New York. Many Others might
added 10 this list
Tie American Book Company hi
led N 10 cutting the prices Of scho
looks where contracts are made vii
school boards. We aHd upon reierrlI
10 iheir price list thai they also OF
10 seud their looks 10 any man, womi
or child In ihe United States. posta,
or express prepaid upon receipt Of 4
.lss price thus placing IN the hands
tho consumer. even In the remote
and smallest village In the country.
effective safeguard against cxtray
CANT charges. We believe that prli
orr Ink j. 100 plenty. and good autho
arc ever too ready 70 work. 10 allow
monopoly in the school-book trad
A. school boards have the power G
ilrely Ia their own hands. there Is
doubt they can secure books atgreaI
reduced prices by contracting dir
with publishers for term OF yea
Let school officers take advantage
The now contract plan and put the b
books 10 lho hands Of the consumers
= the lowest price possible. Gazette.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
cost orInk.

Tho ink contract Mt 80 cents n gal,,
Ian awarded by the Cincinnati school
heard shows how great u profit there
l. IN selling ink at retail. The ordi-
NAVY price Il 8 cents for little bottle
holding less than ngill, and any schoo .
boy or girl can easily figure up about
how much gallon Of ink would cost
at that rate.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

While extra train No. GIL was com
ing east Sunday afternoon few miles
east OF Mast Hope. on the Delaware
division, Engineer Edward Taylor
espied a large deer descending the al
most perpendicular bluff on the north
side of the track. The deer reached
the track a few yards in advance Of
the engine, aud those on The engine
expected 10 see it run down, but in
stead il started down the track in adj
vance Of the train for distance OF a
quarter Of mile, and then bounded
down the bank toward the river. The
men on the engine saw the deer until
the train went out OF sight. 1t was a
buck with five prongs, and must have
weighed in the neighborhood OF 800
pounds. II seemed to be greatly IA
tigued. and was probably started up by
a party OF hunters in the heavy woods
back Of Mast Hope. Taylor and his
fireman confidently expected to have 9
saddle OF yenison for their Thanksgiv'
ing dinner. Port Jervis IN. y Ga
zette.
Washing powders are strong nlkalics, ant
ruin clothes. The purest soap oltainable j
, the best and cheapest. Dobl ms Electri
| Soap has been acknowledged for a years 4
| be The purest OF all Cry il right away.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

The people at the Worlds |
Dispensary of Buffalo, N. Y,
have a stock-taking time once
a year and what do you think
they do1 Count the number
of bottles that've been re
turned by the men and women
who say that DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery or
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton didn't do what they said
it would do.
And how many do you
think they have to count.
One in ten? Not one Ill JfSe
hundred I
Here are two remedies
one the Golden Medical Dis
covery, for regulating and in
vigorating the liver and purify
ing the blood; the other, the
hope of weakly womanhood,
and they've been sold for
years, sold by the million bot
ties; sold under a positive
guarantee, and not one in five
hundred can say:
+" 1t was not the medicine fol
me
And-is there any reason
why you should be the one
And-supposing you are VIVA
do you lose I A6soSntel
nothing Z
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

Omaha will soon have an apartment
house that will be built according TO
the Edward Bellamy idea j. II. Van
Dorm is now having the plans for such
a building prepared. 1t win be stu
ated at Twenty-second and Leaven-
worth streets. 1t will be brick struc-
ture, four stories high, and containing
twenty-five apartments. The plan Of
living in this building will be cooper.
alive, as all OF the cooking will be done
in one kitchen. each individual sharing
his or her expense. The house will bs
put in operation about January L.
Omaha Bee.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

AssAN - 80 =
THr s4aiY % Tvs TMEs, q New YORK,
fAys AN Extraordinary advance 10 the use |
81 tsrus sens 30 have taken place Of late |
tearN In Engihud Ia the House Of Com
nuns 1his last session the Right Hon. q. J.
cos hen. shc Chaberiler II the Exehequcr,
called affection 10 Il ~ a cause for much o.
fbr falling Of ~ The Use 81 coffee tie
attributed "a IN measure 30 The position
tsfrpsrayan OF csFoa krUun ~ Nrateiuh ana
Euit. tagtipg' bad isscn. ~ scco'd W'lh WI, ,hlh
.,,errsg. rn il tvay be Interesting 70 follow
1919 soefrs has taken to- England since
INF4 hon The duty vhich hsd teen stand.
~ atFd tcf 10. With an importation q
t5r,grr hait q railliuu pounds, uns reduced y
~ 80 HI aud rot long alter &c ma INC
h6fnoeot.aihc duCuinU OF itcalrlpe luuo,
ssssel toto The king on, hpd teat ihe VIZ , oI
rbrra va tpcrihily ehvocaied w hRAs' t.
s,t,,s,t ne that mode ~ practice. Soon aiseI
en8 40 ertt homeopathic chrinisis
s,tatiittcll III England tthc hrin Of 1anlcS
Tsrs 4 COL produced sPccihl preparation,
sktch cslf needed boiling guter or milk 10
~ n once ready for the table, ard the super
~ character " this production has ~
,to,ts ,tonc ma, b. - The Chanreiior 81 w
g.-ts,t,ef tajd. to hiring about thAchel A. y
wa ~ further reduction OF ue uu'. " -
~ il the advRuce ma
unh HARD "a make cheating grocer sec
tbr cgtuf " biz weighs.
svrp,sn ASTHMA CuHr never fails send
-. -,i,ifrss Trial package mallel iIee'
| Seiiins brothers Drug Co, 81 LOUIS no
,,h.vrsrtca. "a lass, sighcdhc. "Ah
men, (" vcpi she
,y,n.iav'. soethInE Syrup. for Chill
.,,,,r. ,sftens the gums, reduces inhannlA-
~ psin. cures Wind collie. &c eosue'
/ tfnus eAtal - t.'
uc.tntppedH saueaked the mouse a.
Tabby got grip on him.
corsus an Coins. Those VINO ,is aie a sui'
fsrnr from Coughs, Colas so,e ii1 ~, o1nrs'
shonid try BkowNs bhoNeh'Nh
sold only In boxes
:. .,o,s sppilcation 10 business nothing
Gets much ahead o. mustard pias'0i'
.n.,d r.at hsrnlsss herbs, acts on i, n .,.sr
,.ss, IN bowels crvatsa an epieti'e' eu''
| 80 and eonst pAtltr- -
,,tan,, object TO hold the mirror ~
!, Stature II Il was good looking lass'
wh.n r,asy was sick, We gave her css'oria'
,r,.n .,,s vsa a Child, she cried for Cas'orie'
WAR .hs became Miss, she chung 10 cas'or'a'
when shO had Children, shssavo them oSsiori~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

ON ~ ID - -
al ,he method and results when
s -, n Figs 10 tn ken; il ID pleasant
" ysf,sshing TO tho taste, and aets
=. ..s,ly vel promptly ON the Kidneys,
l;.s, and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
:. sssciually, dispels colds, head
80 and feyers and cures habitual
.'..',ination. Syrup Of Figs Is the
n, remedy Of is kind ever pro.
49,. pleasing 70 the taste and &C.
..r,.bls 70 the stomach, prompt in
!. setion and truly beneficial IN It's
.sse,s. prepared only from the most
l..Ilhy and agreeable substances,
1, many excellent qualities com.
"a Il 10 all and have made II
y moss popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs is for safs in Soc
al ii bottles by all leading drug.
- Any reliable druggist who
sav no. have Il on hand will pro
rr Il promptly for any one who
v.ass to try IL Do not accept
Eynbstitnte.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup Co.
sas FsGkeiSeo. ca.
fsG4yNlf az kka fQ&s. ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

They sat under The moonlight, with elasIed
hands trying 10 guess what star would be
their home when love became immortal' but
soon, alas how soon she caught cold and
they lad temporarily 10 stop guessing. They
cured her, however, with one bottle Of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

Ths survival ~ The httes Is the doctrine
that sissys sins In dog fght.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
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fvas.VNk DOLLAR sent ~ By malt we vsh
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49, qt EateliaH cola CrpaaHsts.tssss. " Cts
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- t14s o. Vaaaiiba ansn grs6pnted -. 10 eta
s2eeaka 81 Fasatlno e.,5r s1entSf - - eta
N4e taa-uanrn b4tfln 81 syl,tta Vsaaitnp - cts.
slid
u,ssesl p any slnFte article al che prize.
&c., sste pocaslnn % use vaealine ~ any form
L 49, y aogept only EenuiBe EugdA put NJ ~ y
tyissts,,st faosRGes. great many dtnFels.e ~
esq., l%wuaae buyers a. take NAHElslNh Ply
aissi. Never Jieid " such persuasion. e. ~
Fts s..aA limitation without value ara - ~
~ f.as.3ale result sou expect bottle OF ntus
,s s.slae 70 esla ~ all dfnFristR a. ten oehN
AAaotsH are. Co., ss Hisis IS. Sss fsFA.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Cntnlrh that &. mot he cured by
taking all's Laiar h cure.
Ne the undtr igned, have known j..
Cheney Tor the last II wears, anu believe him
prrit city honorable in all business transac-
lions, and iil RnciallH lie 10 carry Out auy
Ublis ntions aue y their firm
do, o.
WAlnINa, KlSNAN Il MARVIN, Wholesale
lrrrgists, Toledo, o,
Rlls Ialarri Cure is taken internally,
nci ny directly non the llCOd and mucous
surfaces OF the System. Testimonials sent
Tree rrve isc, Ter bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

Does the fevil make mon so had, or 70 It
the men WHO make the devil SO bait
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

"Yon're Just tie man I'm laying for" a.
the briekmason said 10 the contractor.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07

3D.. tytn.iov's sosthinE -yruP. ier Chll
h,,.,ttns ,sfiens the gums reduces inha'nnlA
atsh ,,,ir cures Wind collie &c bottle