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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06
MAN cvEHBoAspfs


= CRY which DAILY Tho.e Who Ma.
Been IT Sea Comprehend.
one DAY, wind fresh and abeam, the him
wagering along ander topgaIlant sails. ~
was beard, Man overboardr Thone
way VINO have been at SEA know What this
means " has been written M rnanv
y Mh's4a out no writing can express iast what
the cry and tn fact convey. You stand IN
aeck and watch the ship cutting and cheer
ing through the boisterous waves You
smoke the pipe Of peace aid thank vour
lucky stars that you are not on shore -.
posed 70 dangers from horse cars. policeme,
nre engines and the like, but safe on boerd Z
good ship with strong breeze and Z clear
sea 49,
But look, II you please, beyond the lee lml
warks, and picture, ii You can. the syn.r
chance man would have If tossed into th.t
cnurning mass Of fierce waves. They seem
lsap and grasp out for a victim They
would seize you, IL they could, and toss and
DuIet you about, twist every joint and limb
untii u ached, and dash their mad foam across
your lace until no more free air could fill the
poor gasping lungs, no more free action could
De mad from the tired limbs, and the wave
nends would dash over you and enguif YOU in
tneir mad triumph. Every sailor knows ali
tnis, whenever be goes aloft or pursues his
calling In any part Of the ship, and 70 be i
careful and alert, and tries for safety all the
time
But when the running ship, towering on
the crest Of lofty wave, dashes suddenly
onward and down, burying her head booms
In the boiling sea, and tears them out again
with terrible strain, as was the case on this
occasion, no living thing can bold on, and 50
our poor siipmate was dashed into the sea.
was struck and passed over by the ship and
was never seen more by any living man. It
occurred instantly and wss over In second
It was seen and the cry raised: ''Man over
board Sailors must act promptly at all
TIMES In less time than can write about it
HE buoys were thrown over, the ship hove to
and a boat was overheard manned by deter
mined men, resolute to rescue shipmate il
possible. The effort was vain; the boat re-
turned, was hoisted again with difficulty and
We proceeded on our course enc man less.-
Forest and Stream
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06
The World. Fest Mutton.

The sweetest, tenderest, and most palatable
mutton in the world is that raised in Ireland.
The Irish sheep grow larger than ours, they
feed on better pastures, and their meat is
wholly free from that strong, "sheepy" taste
which makes ours 50 disagreeahle to many
palates. No American who has eaten the
mutton served in the Irish hotels viii take
any other kind OF meat while he stays there.
The English mutton, though better than
ours, is far inferior TO the Irish American
mutton is sold in the English, Irish and
Scotch markets, but it brings from three 70
four pence less pound than the native pro
ducts, and no one who can afford the latter
will take the former.-Roston GlobA
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AEKIOUa uANaKK

Threatens sFefy man, woman or child living II
rekioI Of country where fever and sgue ii prev
elent nipce the germs OF mnlarf&i disease are Ia
hailed from the air and are swallowed frpfa the
water Of such region. Medicinal safeguard h
sbeolBtely necessary 70 nuiIify this danger Ar
means ~ forfifyin9 and acnlfastine The tys
TEN 70 M 70 se able - reei.t the mAinTiai poiso
ifostetter's Stomach Bitterz tn ls1comparabiy the
best and the most popular. irregularities Of the
stomach, liver and bowels encourage Bxia
ria; but these are speedily rectf1ed By the Bit
ters- The functions Of digestion and secretion
are assisted BY ia NE, and vigorous well A.
regular condition Of the system promoted by IL.
Constitution and physique are thus defended
against the insoads Of malaria by this raatchlss
preventive hieh Ii also certain and thorough
remedy In the worst cares 0f intermittent aud
remittent fevers.
The man who wants the earth need not expect
TO get 1t unless he adgertiscs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

1t is said that the scales used by the
manufacturers OF Star Plug for weighing
the tobacco for plug of Star are so CON
strueted that, if anything less than sixteen
ounces is put into the scales, an electric
bell rings automatically. Most tobacco
chewers throughout the United States use
Star Plug it being the best.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06
FREE EXCLUSION
From California, Utah. Montana. Idaho
Washington and Oregon to Portland.

We will furnish free round-trip transportation
to any person residing in any OF the above.
named States who desires % purchase Portland
real estate This offer will hold good for sixty
days, commencing November /, 1881.
Write us at once and get identification papers
Remember Issl will be the boom year for Port
land Buy now while cheap, and sell at big
profit when the boom comes. For particulars ad-
dress CONSERVATIVE REAL ESTATE IL Trust 20.
No. "A stark street, Portland, Or.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06
An Imp.rtant Innovation.

Several newly organized manufacturing
companies are now working upon sulphife
fiber. made from refuse OF sawmills and USED
for paper stock. There is one company III
Waiertown, N. Y, one in Chicago and one
in Detroit. The Detroit factory produces
from ten to twelve tons of fiber day. 1t IS
the most important innovation in the manu-
facture of paper stock since wood pulp was
introduced. ioago Times
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

There is a tablet in an English cemetery
with the following inscriptions "here lies
the body of -, who for many years con-
Quoted highly respectable general ousiness
in am adjoining village, which Is now con
tinnsd by his widow. N. R-No truss
given. New York Tribune
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06
w.s Cs,finr desperate.

An overheard dialogue between women; i
fear that Harry is getting desperate Heleft
me in terribly agitated state last evening,
and Threatened to do something that he might
r.,yrst all his hfe.n "Did hel Then 1t seems
hs has really made up his mind to ask you TO
marry him. New York Commercial Advsf~
tiser.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

In order to introduce the FAMILY GAZETTE.
the brightest periodical in America, we Offer the
prizes any person sending US y cents
silver for three months subscription; sIaSo to
the person making the closest gess TO the number
of quilts in porcupne $3.50 TO second closest and
s3s5 to the third Address FAMILY GAZETTE
PUB. CO.. san Francisco, Cal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

It is better to take little liver medicine
than to grumhle and feel blue, and the man y,
who has had fruits during the winter VIII
not need the medicine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

eyes, sir" said PopinJay, enipnasicauy'
<Graball is man of limited messns' ous u"'
limited nleanness. Huntington fres 'sS~
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F.sr sarrn Wash

EAST SOUND, Wash. Ang. b. 1901
DR.. j. ERGene Jordan, Senttte. Eash-DEAR SIR:
1t has been some time since / have writers To
you, but have been getting along 10 well that
did not think 1t necessary have stopped taking
the treatment now, and believe am entirely
well. Your medicines have done what you told
US they would do-they have made new woman
Of me. now feel like myself again, after suf-
fering for eight years with catarrh OF the head
and bronchf, and that very painful thing-nesi-
medicine. Both my husband and myself feel as
though we cannot be thankful enough 70 you for
what you have done for me. hope that every
one who Is suffering as was VIII hear Of Dr.
Jordan and his most valuable medicines Yours
most respectfully. mrs. e. ARMSTRONG
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

DIR. Jordan's Office is at the residence Of
ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and James streets,
Seattle, Wash.
Consultations and prescriptions absolute
ly free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetie system.
CAUTIos.-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: DR.. j. Eugene Jor-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

We should always forgive our enemies espe-
eiaIly those we can't whip
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

The world ii but fieeting sfloss, and to most
OF as the good seats have all been taken.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06

Use Enameline Stove Polish; no dust; no smell
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-06
German
Syrup

Il Z. Davis, Rector OF o,. James
s;se = Church, Eufaula, :, Ala;
| Rise0e eon has been badly afflicted
" fearful and threatening cough
y l.as raj months, and after trying
s.T[ssiprescriptions from physicians
:ah {a;led to relieve him, he has
D, y Ioerfectly restored by the use Of
~ two bottles Of Bo-
-,.aona, schee's German Syr-
up. / can recon-
mend 1t wit b o U I
hesitation Chronic
80. deep-seated coughs like this
i severe tests as a remedy can
! mbiected to. It is for these long
|.nding cases that Boschee's Ger
a Syrup is made a speciality;
INV others afflicted as this Lad
. viii do well to make . note o.
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Il =. Arnold, Montevideo, Mimi,
||1i;tes: / always use German Syrup
! : Cold on the Lungs. ! have
rver found an equal to it-far less
superior. =
4 GREEN, Sole Man'fr, Woodbury,NJ.
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Try GxRMEA for breakfast.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-23

a~uffaufen IaRen, meI9e cine GENTLE
Gabrsef@winbigteit baben. Sieie
Sampfer folen als Rreu3er armirt unb
~ausger1fet nerben unb bic 6ileniide
&egieruug beabf@tigt fe als 9riegss
f6tffe tn benz mod INNER teinestDegs
beeabigten Sample gegen bic Quffdn'
oii9en 5u oerpen0en, gu melhen be-
fanuilid fat bic geiammte &rieJs'
Glotte GILES ibergegaugen 1T.
Sie Gaiierin Griebri9 beabf6ttgt
ibren Nufentbalt in England big 5u BET
Mntunft ibres @obnes baielbf gu ber
I6ngern. Die Raiierin bat sei9rieben,
bob le iiber bic Nrt nnb Weife ent3Gdt
fei, III peIder bic englii@en 2tnftIer
ibrer ginlabuns our Betbeiligung on
Der sroBen internationalen 9unff' Nus
ffelung in 8e,liu entgegengetommen
feien.
Ser bon BEN 5ocialifen in gcene
geiebte grpBe Strife in hamburg fat
nit elmer Gieberlnse bet 0rbeiter geen.
bet. Die rgampasne. Soften Der Ut.
better fir bielen @trite beIiefen fi@ auf
Co. 100000 Warf, aber trobbem cts
pieien fid bieie Mittel als gu bei6rdntt,
I'm ben Wiberfanb lGuger aufre9t ers
bolten gu f6nnen.
Das iocialiHii9e gentralsW abl- @o'
mite in Berlin bat biefer Sage Bel @es
legenbeit bes Sabrestages Der CONS
mune unb sleid5eitis hes groBen 8erlis
ner Barritabenfo mpfes i'm Sabre 1848
elm ManifeIf on bic franS6Rfden Grbei.
ter erlaiien. Sieses Manifef procla'
mirt bic Snternaiionalitdt bes S0cia'
lismus unb Derbammt in ben f6drffen
Nusbrifen ben i%ogenannten n@baubis
nismus" : biefe tns R~rantbafte iibers
rei3te Gorm beg patriotismus.
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9es a~GnfeSlers a~mserforeuer ssreunb,

aRit iebem MAD bern fernen @efen absebenbsn Guis
srantenfhubf OHn't aud ueue NaAfrase mad @eftetter' 8
Masenbttters, Neu ~bep6Iterte Rssipnen finb gaufs
psntSer seiuno, ala felt lanse ~befebeIte Oertli@feiten,
unn lrar tnfolse Der Mtasmeu, bic BEN eben ~eeflarten
@rune entfirSmeu, nament!i4 penn has eanb an TldGe
srenst, bic bduis RON 9c&paHern ansei@went perben
Der BEN Gderbau pber Gersbau p~bliesenbe Gmisrant
lernt baIb, renu er es ntAt i&pn petb, bab bas 8ttters
Der einais iid,ere S&us sesen MaIaria unb bic Masen,
Wterens unb ltnterletbSfbrunsen TT, beuen er in Gplse
bes RIimane@iels, Der Strapu,en uuD bes unseppbn=
ten cher uusefunhen ~Grintpafers unb Der perdnberteu
Ret ausgeiest III. GoIsli4 i4dtt er bie1e8 unperaleib.
It&e 6dusmtttel auberprbentliA bod; peiB er bpG, ban
e8 rnter allen unnfdnben uni@d6ItH III unb ba6 er fd
tn alsn Gduen letbliHer Gnfe&tuns setrpit auf baHelbt
perIaHtn tam.
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So 1T mebr 8atarrb in bieier @esenb bee
0anfeS aIS bon alien anberen &ranfbeiten au.
fammen, unb bic in ben Iebteu Sabren salf ct
als unbeiIbar. 8iele Sabre lang ertidrten
Doetoren i'm fir eine Ipfdle arantbeit uub
fdrieben IotiIe SeiImttteI bor, nnb ba fe i'm
nit dr3tlider 8tbanbluns beFGsbig nidt III.
missnt s5tiart ZEN is s.,a aRg tar M 1ae sat"r,h PIE PIE
gonfi!utionslrant6eit 1T unb besbalb confi.
tutioae0e 8ebanbluns erforbei;,. Sau's Ga.
tarrb 9ur, fabrieirt bon s. s. gbeueb &
60, SoIebo, Oyo, if bic einaise eonfitutio<
nellie Sur i'm Marfte Gle pirO innerIi@ in
DOZEN ober @nben bon 10 Sropfen biz 3u ei.
mem SbectOGeIbol genommen. Sic ipilft bt.
rett ouf bas 8lut unb Die fdIeintige Oberad@e
fes Sbtems. Sic bieten einbunbert Dollars
fir ieOen Gau, ben fe au turiren berfebIt. 2abi
Sud girtulare unO 3eueaife fOmmen. Goref.
irt: 8. s. gbeneb & Go Solebo, 8.
eW- 8ertauft bon glpotbetern, rs GtS.
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Dr. Bieret's 6aporite Yreicription lit baS
lueltbetaunte Seilmittel fir ale drouifden
G9wddesuftdnoe uilo fir ale beuuruhigeHz
ben Gt6rnugen, bic bet Der ameritaniiden
frau 70 bdufis ii9 eiufellen. Sc 1T eine
~Frdftigeabe, belebenbe NIB ftdrfenbe So=
mic, NIB 5usleid eiae @tiite, bic 9ebet nno
&raft benz salr5en Sntem mittbeilt. Sir
i&pd&llde Traueu I'M Msemeiuen 1T 81.
Diercels 6aborite 8rsieription bic por3iis-
liGlfe Grbers@abe. @arantirt III iebem Gdle
Gatisfactiou 81 geber, ooer bas @el6 piro
auriiderfattet. 8eadte bic auf benz Glas
idenilmidlase sebrudte @arantie.
Sin 100 9eiten fairies Bud, iibtr
vTrauen: 9bre &ranEeitem NIB tpie bieiel,
ben au beileu", ;,uirO III sem6bnlidem SrieF
uimidInse, bet GiuieuOung bon 10 Gents, in
Briefmarfen, an irseuO cine abrefe oers
ianbt. abreffire, Morlo's 8tspeniarp gTes
bical GFociatiou, gtO. 663 0iaiu Stres.,
Buffalo, q. Q.
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On o.Ra.fo, m..n. &C.,.

- Sn Ssfferfon, Marion @ounip,
bat cine 6apitaEiften s@eieui9aft aug
Horb $ SeTas elm sroBes Sthf 2anb,
bas an bas Stabtgebiet grenst, anges
fault. UNI &c su 8aupldbeu ausSulesen
Dur9 ben NufidDung. peIaen bic
giieninbufirie In itlusiter 3eit senom.
men bat, 1T Der Staot, tueI6e felt BET.
mob Is Sabren enti6ieben I'm &ifgang
besrifen geueien mar, Elm rleues fri.
I@es 2eben eingebau9t tporben. IS III
iebt babon bic &ebe. nod einen onberen
0o6ofen unb ~grOBartise StnbIwerfe
bort an5ulesen. Mie es beiBt, fino bic
nod immer bort antpeienoen 8ofoner
2apitaIiiteu bel bieisn pldnen Be.
tbeili9t.
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Wer3etd1ntb oet YtetSsSenSattctt s0tott1te
so1 ~9ns .@erna9tniB" ober r9te @atiea sspn
&aris." @roBer Srtrisnen 0tolnGit mad bert s6raps
a3ftIden. 2. nG1tigin 9ottiIe" ODER s@lts 0etttld3s
lambs ifiperen Ea9en." gaterlInoilber SoltSs9o=
mat. 8. r8petn1dl gele6t." geniationele @ntbtls
Iunseit outs &aBlan6. 4. p9ie 9idlberbrart4 lob.
.nOie Stole Der glpe1pinen." 4henteueriibe Gr5d9lung
bon Or. @ujtap Gertbol6. 5. Die @aloutRblee an
Der GfAern1jd." ,@rpSer &ttbiilltngss9fpuian ans
bent G5arenrei1e In6 bic @e6eimniife Gt6irieits.
8. ~9ie Senterbraut." &ontai ans hcr Srii@en
@eiAlftc. Z. p0ie Gaiier6lume." Siitoriider Mos
man aus 9eitihlaubs 8lorreidet sagel. g rltnfer
Srtb." 8atrtotti6erg oftsrontaltn Gs bent ltuA
@irfeu &aiier Sriebri9 III.
Sir $500 ~oerienbe i'd etiten bieier 0tomane 5us
5amr1eit init ether pratbtooaet ielbiipielenosit Spiels
bpe, ~neleiter Confirmation, Il 8ol lang,T SOL Brett,
6 5ea bod, 5ltnt ~beliebiget ipehi III, rcpetirettsun
~erneuerlt Der Stiide. bon ~berrlidber Slangfiine uno 16
bet 6eliebteitet oeutifen ODER olif amertianiifcn
GtIde ~ipteleno, mo iuolte mat laefl angeles, spb
Dpern, Tan5mniik 8cttslisper oser GirheDiaaitl sqrs
ge5pseu tpirb. 9ieie h~errlidel Gpteloa4en iacrbr1,
6urd etnen e~infadet 6ingerSrwt Iiit 8eiue9utg 9eett
nno f1nner beliebig regilirt sreroen, tfpieleudlfoie
ndd1 @unI6, ~lalaiait ooer fhncr.
Niefnnub, Der Elm Sreiiao intcrellAnterEl lAtefNakts
nng lit, I life bieie Gelessnbeit l~til6enift laiien, cine
bieIer iDtrl(i6 gebie9eneft iino ipertbopuet YfdntietI
AN e~rtperbei, 5itmal bic 8rdntten olleit IpnIt ca. baS
Noppelte fofter. Die &ududssltbr lit III Der Office
bieier !3eitung alsgeitellt uno iperoet bolt aud gufs
trd9e aaf incline @erlassperte entseseu8cnOmnten.
ALVIN III
Neutide @erlases& uBba1hlans,
50 First Street, NEW YORK.
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9err Sofepb 9. 9orep in Waiatp,
Sls., bate &beumatismus, berfudte
mebrere berf9ieoene Mittel Obne CT,
folg. S9lieBli9 befam er ems, bas
i'm fofort turirte. NatirIi9 ror ct
iber ben @rfOlg bo@erfreut; aud tpuB.
lie er, baB Gabere Ieibeu, tpie er aeIits
ten bate, bic au6 gerne bon benz Mit.
tel wiRen mb@ten. Dorum ertIdrt ct
Der leibenben Weni6beit, bae bieles
Mittel u@bamberlain's pain Balm"
beiBt. Sur 50@ents per 6IaIGe3u babeu
Bel o.. 2ohn & Co., 3. Ralteper &
Son unb aaen bebeutenben Apotbeteru.
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Sine ooss5s;a; ssli9e @eieserbeit
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cages : Neutsfeiten.
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@oaIooerall0n, ON etaem Qer3leioea ge'
noroen; @eneral Sognpon mar I'm
Sapre lood 9eooren UNI Fam 1879, IN
oenlleloe1 Sabre fDie General wee, OILS
gfll5ler aus Der Wttllt9r 4taDeflle gu
g~Setpoint. Selte erlten trtegertld9el1
Sorbeerei1 ffladte Ct berelfs OILS tai1ger
lieutenant IN BEN blutlgetl Rrtege ges
gen pie Slad Satpt'JnoiaIer I'm Sabre
1852. Der Seintnolensarieg bes Sab,
res 1886 t1afte ct dig Aotltart oes
9eaera!s Mlnflelo scott mt. Au1 an
penn Srte8e 9e8em WfeTiln f!aDti .er IN
geroofragenoer gSetle AntDetl. Nls Der
Bargettrteg ausorags NOR e @erlerals
Auarttermelrer Der Dunoes'A rf1ee, re-
ngnlrte aoer uro ft0t OILS @e1eralmalor
tn oie c~oaf0Derlrte Nrtlee. be ct IN Ge'
nletnid3att mil wee oon MlDtiotlo aus
ai ~organttren oegalsn. Wrt BEN Stir'
gertriege ilaDr1 er tn 9ldil3etioer Wetie
apell.
= Sn Wal9lu9tof eurttrt Dos @e>
radbt, bag per Srlegs'Attltffer Ytoctor
ullD per Ntlililfer oes Jnreri1, Noble,
igr %I1t n~te6ersulsgen seoa@ten: neoer
pie Wera1lanung oaau oerlautet nidDts
9fdDeres.
o.. Per eIport BON atierltaall@enl
Hiaooleg no@ europa pot Derelts elnen
SetlagIligsn nmIaag angenommerl.
y.aw UaGnlLsIW pn19eH w99reno pet
!eg esn 2So9e4 IDOL, aag get9len
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Sieg Det1aa1I. %aI pen aa'g oes
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8oer 6~api5oilIeH IeB1 9rOBe veen9ea COS
aaoilWen S'egs a~uIgetenIt, um e. nog@
gnglano gu lwtdef. Stelem gleg aus
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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-12-25
What . City Boy Did.

A Brooklyn lad not quite fifteen years
old, after two or three days Of growing
illness, went by himself to the family doc
tor for relief. The physician at once dis
covered case of deleloping smallpox. He
told the boy of his condition, which an
nouncement was met with extraordinary
GOODNESS. His mother was not strong, and
there were younger brothers and sisters,
and he asked the DOCTORS advice as to what
he had better do.
"By all MEANS" replied the physician,
Ego out to Flatbush."
The boy consented without murmur,
and armed with a statement from the doc
tor, Immediately called a cab, whose driver
would take the risk and promise fumiga-
ton. and, sick and solitary, was driven to
a place the stoutest man could not enter
without tremor. Knowing his father
could afford it, the doctor had ordered a
private room for him, but the boy, who
happily recovered, tells now that while his
life lasts he cannot forget the homesick
agony of his brief interval of conscious
ness in his strange surroundings before the
almost merciful delirium of the advance of
the disease set in.
If he had not clearly understood the wis.
dom of his course and appreciated the ben
efits to himself and family to be gained by
skilled care and isolation he could not
have been persuaded to 60, and that he did
SO was because he was modern city boy
who reads the newspapers, listens to the
talk and comment about, and at fifteen il
often youth of excellent judgment.-He
Point of View in New York Times.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-12-25
A Graphic Writer.

Many people no doubt will be shocked
at the idea that any one should wish te
witness the sufferings Of their fellow crea
lures. Yet there are numerous reporters
whose strong point is being able to write E
thrilling description II : terTibl0 OAlamtty
say railway co1lfsion, co11lery explo
sion, or some other equally appalling catas
trophe. For example, there II . clever
pressman on one of our important dailies
who does his best work on such occasions.
do not say he positively revels in the
work, but long experience In such mat
tiers has hardened his nerves and blunted
his feelings. He will write an account Of
q great accident in SO graphic manner
that his readers will almost recoil with
horror from the awful scene he has de-
picted, while he himself will 60 through
the work without turning hair, " to use
sporting expression.
He will talk about calamity involving
the loss of many human lives in the most
matter of fact way. But that he has still
some feelings left apart from his duty was
shown by the fact that he severely chas-
tised costermonger for ill using his DON
key, and was in consequence summoned
before the magistrates for assault. Such
are the vagaries of human nature.-Lon-
don Tit-Bits