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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-23

Nearly all the common marbles which
drag down the pockets Of our boys ar
made in Oberstein, Germany. They arr
made from the refuse Of the agate aua
stone quarries in that neighburhooi
The stone is broken into small cubes by
blows of light hammer. These small
blocks of stone are thrown by the shovel
full into the hopper" Of d small mill
formed OF a bed Of stone, having its sur
face grooved with concentrated burrows
above these IS the runner. which j.
made of hard wood having level face
on its lower surface. The upper Ulocl
is made 10 revolve rapidly, water being
delivered upon the grooves of the bed
stone where tine marbles are being
rounded. 1t takes about fifteen minute,
to finish q bushel Of good marbles read!
for Swapping" One mill will turn OF
10000 marbles per week. The very
hardest crackers" IS the boys cal
them. are made by slower process
somewhat analogous, however, TO th-
other. New York Telegram.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-23

A Pennsylvania railroad conductor on
one Of the limited trains between New
York and Washington the other night
entered the first coach, found it crowd
ed, and in one of the front seats upon
the left was young man. He was well.
even elegantly, dressed In mis- hand Ii
held a French novel. Upon his small
and ordinary couutenauce there sat The
naughty look of reserve Of the limitation
gentleman
When the conductor entered and callej
for the tickets this youthful person al
fected TO be so absorbed III mis- book tina,
the conductor passed him by. calling
first upon the rest Of the passengers
even going clear through the train b.
fore he returned to disturb the haught7
reader. When the conductor came bach
the young person still refused to pay any
attention. The conductor waited mo
ment and then called out rather sharpl,
for his ticket
The youthful and now thoroughly
contemptuous person. noticing that the
man whom he called the guard Of tn,
train, had addressed him with SOM
brusqueness, which he translated int,
rudeness, took his ticket and. withou
looking at the conductor, threw it upor
the floor. The graduate Of the Pennsyl
vania school Of manners was fully equa
to this unusual situation. He shove,
no temper, no excitement. nor any larl
Of repose. With the calm gravity Of
man who is sure Of himself he stopped Z.
the floor punched the fallen ticket tn
requisite number Of times with gr-a
gravity, and then quietly laid it bacl
upon the floor where it had been dropp-.
and walked calmly on amid the roars O
the entire cart. c. Crawford in New
York Tribune
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At last plan has been discovered for
using old postage stamps 10 some adj
vantage The first thiugis to thoroughly
soak them. so that they no longer adhere
to the paper, and the best way is to i'm
merse them in water for some time.
You then have them ready for the mo-
sale work. The more diverse the color
ing the better. aud in the collection for
use there should be blue, red, green-in
fact, every color that can be found.
Then proceed to arrange them in geo
metricM patterns, cutting some diago-
nally across where the design needs it,,
or in halves. They can be adopted to
the designs published for patchwork.
The chief point to aim at is to select a
good pattern. to keep it uniform, and to
blend the coloriugs well When these
nave been mastered it is very ornamental
work. applied to the tops Of tables, small
cabinets. box.> frames. letter cases. etc
1t requires to be sized and vanished
with clear crystal varnish. - London
Tit-BitS
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America is the land Of plenty. and il is
as well the land of waste Many Euro
peans would become wealthy ON what
our people throw away or neglect en-
tirely In many European countries, as
soon as the forest and tree leaves turn
and the high winds begin to scatter them
over the ground. the poor people turn out
and gather them up as carefully as they
would crop Of fruit or vegetables. The
small farmers purchase those leaves, at
prices unproportionately high, and use
them for fertihzing purposes. Leaves in
those countries are regarded as valuable
property, and those who gather them
without permission and take them of
are prosecuted, fined or imprisoned
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
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''''' pohet'F Ingenious scheme for ty..A
ing the Five Little Doher.

"""etF Ingenious scheme for W.
ing tue Five Little Daber.
q N,s' hahnah Dober, the mother q,
1--WE httle Dobers, has invented the NO.
unique toilet apparatus Oh record n
machine that bathes. rin-es drirs anJ
uries The entire Dober breed si,ni,I+asl
ou9ly ny The simple turning Of a crank
Ahe Dooefs live on the water front
near the Old salmon cannery back .,
va Town. Like many Of the bonses ~
that vicinity, the home Of the nohars =
quit on piles. At high tide tba baol'
porch OF this humble home ertends 800.
the water, and this fact was Favorable n
'ne idea which Mother Dober had wor,,
SOhcealed IN her mind for some time
WIN the assistance of her husband tba
| ehterprlsing but overworked woman crt
hole IN the flooring Of the back rorch
about four feet square. and then bniI+ .
wihdlass IKE those in use on old fashion.
ed well curbs. ''--'i'"'
linen she got quantity Of stout wire
game or screens and made a crate -,
basket tnat would easily slip through the
mole IN the floor. This basket. which
was about three feet deep, was hung in
sings fastened at the four corners and
then attached to the drum of the wind.
lass The baby washer was now ready
10 be put in operation
Bright and early every morning the
hye little Dobers are hustled out Of he'd
Ihe eldest, a girl of nine, though small,
for her age, is an extremely handy yonng
girl and a great help to her mother. She
| peeis the nighties off her little brothers
| ana sisters, likewise her own, and loads
the children into the wire basket Next
She throws in handful Of wafered soap.
and then joins the little band of candi.
dates for immersion.
When everything is ready Mother Do
Der, who has been attending to her house
hold duties in the meantime, comes ont
and mans the windlass crank. She low.
ers her happy little flock down into the
clear, cold water and gives them a thor
ough dousing by working the crank
backward and forward. This movement
and the commotion made in the basket
! by the children produces a lather from
the soap and cleanses the kids in a man.
ner equal, if not superior, to the regula-
| ton hand bath.
Unlike most children, who kick and
raise fuss when being scrubbed, the
little Dcbers actually enjoy their matu.
final plunge bath. The cold water i'm
parts healthy glow to their pink skin,
and their eyes sparkle with delight al
they duck and tumble over one another
in the basket. The Youngest, laughing
I little youngster only eighteen months
old, fairly shrieks with delight at the
prospect Of a plunge, and cries when his
mother thinks it TOO cold for him to ga
I down in the basket
When Mrs Dober thinks her brood is
/ clean enough TO last till the next morn
ing she hauls the basket up flush with
the platform, fastens the crank and lets
them dry while. This operation and
the gentle zephyrs that blow in from
Bellingham bay remove all traces OF
moisture. so that no towels are needed
for drying the infants, which is an i'm
portant saving Of material as we'll as
time.-Tacoma News
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1t is related of a clergyman who was
the happy father of a charming and
beautiful daughSrr. that one day while
preparing his sunday discourse he wa
suddenly called away from his desk on
a mission of mercy. so imperative was
the summons that he left unfinished this
sentence:
"Inever see a young man Of splendid
physique and the promise of a glorious
manhood almost realized but my hear
is filled with rapture and delight
His daughter, happening in the study
saw the sermon and read the words
Sitting down. she wrote underneath.
"Them's my sentiments, papa, eN
actlv."-St Paul Globe
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Miss Julia Relmau. of this city has
not been half block from he. home III
the last twelve years During that time
Miss Reiman. who is a pretty and ae-
complished young woman. has been i'll
perfect health Her apparent strange
conduct Is due to the tlct that she has
been constant attendant on an invalid
mother who died recently. Miss Red
man this week visited the business part
Of the city for tine first time in twelve
wears. 1t had grown ont ef her recol-
lection. She j, now tbirN-two years
old. Here is rare example If dauga-
tar's devotion. Dubuque Cor. Chicago
Times
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az VIC % rAKe AnrIer
Is Equal In Wisdom to Him Who Can
Give 1t.

CrsTEs June /, 1891.
DR.. j. Engeae Joreioa. Seattle, Wash NJ
DEAR DocroR: I am deeply indebted TO
you. Your treatment for my troubles has
about restored me to health. When first
wrote YOU had about given up all hope Of
ever getting we'll, but under the influence
of your medicines my symptoms have one
by one disappeared. For more than week
I have not been troubled any With the burn
ing in my stomach. l can eat fruit now
and my bowels are more regular than they
have been for years. It seems too good to
be true. Please accept my heartfelt thanks
for the good you have done me. Most
thankfully yours, Ms. c. HoLcoAB
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INV dear fond Rus03 lIl1I I'M MN II1
f aId e,1S about "ay your ease and 50 t hays
brought you IoIteI civ she exclaimed And
.,, On nf t'1" moment Of ecstatic admira,
t li o.. ~ oSded. But don't see WNA'
tSis has s to do with exercise; 900. his an.
Why .:,.o IN L MilI 's go out more and gs'
sweL, , SUp fresh air; and, in the second.
muen NH iio Continually be putting up your a
hands 70 o, net not lost, and in that way - -.
She interrupted HIM n. M,sn was sei forgiven
remark, but his impnaehTRs o s,l Courier,
for the sake of the giit'-i'o''0N
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BITS Margaret Larlgins. who v.s !,
TERED IN ~. Ioachim's cemetery Fra,t,
ford, few days ago, at the ace ~ Mn
ly-two years, came Of an Irish family re.
inarkable Tor physical strength and Ion.
ge'lty' Mrs. Larkins' maiden name was
seannell, and her father was we'll. ~.
40 raiser Of horses in the VILLAGE ~ Ia.
rig County Cork A descendant ljvino
IN Philadelphia, who has visited the ola
,ocanheiI homestead, says that the vii.
layers stu point with sort Of clannisb
pride to a huge capstone which he re-
moved from the archway of a linekiln
ana placed IN the position it at present
occupies IN what was to be his future
home After his marriage at the aoa ~
forty Mr.. Scannell settled down to farm.
ing
Inc next farm to his was owned bv a
cousin, whose descendants, three stran-
ping daughters now manage the dairy
piow the fields and reap the harvest and
90 Whatever ditching and draining this
soil requires. The Philadelphian who
met these three ladies AYERS that theil
occupation has not tended to unse,
them and that on the way to church OF
sunday neither by dress nor demeanoI
are they distinguishable from the mos
blue biooded Of their countrywomen
The Scannell family mas been prolific il
giants. One Of the brothers Of the de
ceased lady still lives in Ireland and is o
extraordinary stature. A cousin residing
In this city stands fit. 81 in. in hi
socks, and another fit. 2t in. An uncle
Michael Scannell, was the parish prizes
at Iarsed and attained a grst age. A
/ nephew some years ago won wager By
Lftlng from the ground a barrel O.
white lead weighing several hundred
nds.-Philadelphia Press
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600 REWARD. s,oo

The readers Of this paper VIII he ule.ssd .,
earn snst mere IS at least one Dreaded disessa
thsl sclenee has been able 70 cure IL mi ~
stAges. ana that Is cEtarrh. Halls 4 atarrh rnrs
y me only positive cure now known m TIRE road
ieaI Irsternliy. Catarrh, being e.onst tutjofsl
9gIsease requires constitutional Treatment
e I al batafrn ure is taken internally acfiuo
slrectly upon the blood end mucous Surfaces o7
the systems thereby destroying the foundation ~
the disease and giving the patient strength bs
DdlA1inS Up the constitution and agsistfuy ua
tnre IN doing its work. The proprietor have 70
mucn latin IN its curative powers that thew ntFsr
one hundred Dollars for any case that Il fails To
cure. send for list o. testimonials. address
T. ] CHENEY & Co, Toledo q
GR- Sold by Druggists, 75c =
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DR.. Jordau's office Is al the residence Of
ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and james
Consultations and prescriptions absolute
ly free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUrI0y.-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but oHe agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: " DR.. J. Eugene Jor-
Ian, Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device Is a fraud
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'VhIH DENH' Wash., May = I8JI'
Dr. j. +. Joniqa, Seattle, Vast. -DEARs IB:
| have used your medicines great deal in
my family With most astonishing results.
and HOW I want to try some for myself If
you can prescribe for me from symptoms
given, will forward money bysetugn mail,
Yours truly, \. aLaoY.
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At meeting at Akyab, BrinSh bu'.
,cqh in 1855. lady owners contested rive
n ,,' races a flat and a hurdle race, III
The racing annals Of last century men ,..
lion is made of female jockeys VINO WEI" wei,
frequently backed against 'nF'F 'i'i'
..,.,,,,,,,ts for considerable odds.
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.cRoss THE DEEP, TO THE FAR
WEST,

IN steamboats,. cars and stage coaches, Hostel
,s,,s stomach Bitters Is carried the most i'm
rotsut item I'm the u atcria medica of the trav-
sng public It depriyes Initiated, brackish
water Of It's huuful properties and execrabie
ne stomach o bad or indlgestible food, rene
fies GRANTS a:tburn and wind upon the
stomach Ii Is d fine defense against malarial
disorders uulliucs the effects Of excessive heat,
Told and damn, relieves sick headache, and IS
an intompgra le cure for custiyeness and bill
iou,r IS he ia -iguc Of travel often tells most
dlssstrously upon ingslics and conval-scents,
OCCASIONALLY 10 such an extent as TO leopard1e
bad effects from travel, VIII, II provid' with
tie Blters BE- far less likely to have theiE fears
rae led
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For "a years Dobbins' Electric Soap has
been imit1ted by INSCRIPTIONS soap
makers Hhyf Because it l. BE- II ali
and has an immense sale. Be sure and Zeg
Dob5ias and take no other. Your grocer
has it, or will get it.
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we positively cure rupture and all rectal dis.
ssses without pain OF detention from bsisiuess
20 cure 10 pay; and no pay until cured Adj
lress fof pamphlet Drs. Porterfeld & Lesey ~
Market street san Francisco
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Fthhaer's oregon Is God Purifier il
the best remedy for that dread disesse. dvsrser.
sial for it regulates the lymphstic system and
bad secretions
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The clergyman wastes his breath who talks of
the happiness Of the world 70 come to a gOuth
She has just received his drst love letter
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The trouble il tbst people DO not tell enough
ruth before they are marriea and too much
alter
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Il Is the unobstrepeFoGs dog that samples th.
most trousers.
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A New England correspondent asks ad
vice aoont the adoption Of the Sheath. 3"
that Is, the English, skirt for her
self in the ordering Of some fresh spring
dresses. This is question that is per-
picking not few women who see neither
beauty nor grace in the present style Of
shaping skirts. The throngs of women,
Young and old, that one views upon our
city thoroughfares and at fashionable
gatherings are each and all, almost to a
woman, attired in gowns whose skirts
look simply wrapped around them. with
mass OF useless, graceless, tapping fat
folds huddled all IN heap at the ex-
IRENE back. These are 'uncompliment-
airy to tail, slim women, and they out.
line and emphasize the adipose contours
VI short, stout ones. Also, few taste
ful women take kindly to the gored or
bell skirt, with wide lace or other
HOunce at the hem. among them our New
England correspondent.
We Therefore advise gracefully eored
foundation skirt, with simply no other
arrangement above this than fat, deep
Kits Of the goods shaped to lap each
other AT the top, 20 a to give the fashion
able bell appearance to the skirt when
finished. Panels may be added when
the kits stop at the back, which tend to
diminish the size cf too broad hips. or
the kilt, may simply end in fan plated
drapery at the buck, finished with deep
hem. Plaij~ and kits are still fashion
able. aud tine majority Of the seasons
dress fabrics are, to our mind fer better
adapted 10 killing, than to the cuts.
-las.luEs, points, tabs and other varis.
Ties Of wa>Jeful. meaningless styles OF
gingerbread work. New York Post
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g, an inactive liver to do its work,
~, himself to all the diseases
~. come from tainted blood.
Don't watt Languor and loss of
annetite warn you that grayer ills
a ~ close behind. You can keep
Them from coming; you can cure
hem if they've come IT. with DIR.
i pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
n, the only blood and liver medi-
cine that's guaranteed, in every case,
~ benefit or cure. Your money
hack Ia if it doesn't. Thus, you only
nav for the good you get. Can you
TX more? 1t cleanses the system
and cures pimples, blotches, erup-
lions and all skin and scalp dis
sa,es. Scrofulous affections, as
fever sores, hip joint disease,
sveIlincs and tumors yield to
;ts superior Alternative properties.
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sreetqble uarentage offered for adoption. "Neli,
You see. a great many very iespectable people
have to live ia Hats
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RUPTURE AND PILES CURED.

ipOt. - = So
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historic Parsllel.-Beef was never so high
a, III. region since those famous day when the
raw iimDed over the moon.
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VAS ELM E.

Or for STAMPS any sin gle article st tAe price named
II YOU have occasion 30 Nsselin9 In any form b
careful % accept only genuine goods put up By l.
orsiua packAggs A great many druggists trying =
persuade buyers 20 take NASELINE put W ~ then
Never yield 70 such persuasion, the article e niss
.ion without value and viii not give you the result yot
expect A bottle q Blue Seal Naselins Is sold ~ a.
druggists st 10 CENTS
ChesebTOugh Mfs Co., "a State ST. New York
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tyhpOHLfs HOTEL, BEza St. bet Mont
II go-aerJ Sansou-e 8 p. eonisr-esi IN ~ -
E74fspe-S and American plan Tniz Hotel Is under
- ASs.4eenlsnt az Charles Montgomery and Is she
Csc h99ie eonfoEss cuisine unereeglei, frss-cAss
srYc highest standard 8f responsibility garsn sssi
board and per day 81 3 20 q %: sinse rrou q
Hotel. $500 -
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I.isawise old saw that knows its own broken
teeth
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" to no purpose. At last trend
" recommended August Flower. l
took it according to directions and
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everyone suffer Humboldt,
ing with dySPep-
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G. G. GREEN, Sole Man fr, Woodbury., NJ,
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LEARN TElEGR6pHY
v YoU MUST HAVE

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ONE ENJOYS

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sTEINWAY GabI,, aas D.. D,,,..

Meaning Che BEsT PLANO MADE and IN. f.vo-+,.
anesgsr Pianos; al Musical Instruments; Rsudz San
gslsd, age .Eek Of Sheet Music afxrsWAy HI
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august
Flower

" I have been afFiict-
Biliousness, ed with billousness
and constipation
COhsuPauoh' 3D. for fifteen years !;
c+o,ao. first one and then
another prepare
Pains. ton was suggested
tome and tried but
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WANTED The addresses Of ali soldiers rho
SOICFEPG, h0iHsstsGdsG a less number Of
acres than leo and made fnaI
H0mESTfh[lS gFooi on The 5ane before June
BOX 10, Denver. Colo. Mention this paper.
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DON'T BE A WALL FLOWER nv

- t DaeAs.hes kinney pains, weakness and
n Lii9gilnihtism relieved in one minute hv tha
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