Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
LeMIsToN. IDEH0. DEcEMBER3 3. 1891
ADDITIONAL LoCALs
That Win Entertain the Rsadar for
q Short Time,

That Win Entertain the Reader for
. Short Time.
The enterprising firm Of Dent 4
Butler are making extensive improve.
ments In fitting over the interior Of
their drug store. New shelf bottles
nave been put in the dispensatory de-
partment and an elegant selection Of
paper adorns the walls and ceiling.
Ihey will In few days open the finest
line OF Christmas and holiday goods
ever brought to the city.
Leonard Mitchell leaves for Moscow
to-day, where he goes to place
the Streets Of New York" on the
boards. Mr.. Mitchell has successfully
managed the same play in this place.
along with several Others, and has
shown talent and ability both in acting
and managing plays, and If properly
supported will give the people Of Mos
COW u fiue treat in the ''Streets of New
York."
l will preach in the Universalist
Church Of this place, next Sunday
evening, at Up m. Hereafter I will
have regular appointments at Upper
Tammany, First and Third Sundays
at II IN, and Lewiston at pm. The
Me hodist Episcopal Church refused US
the use Of their house for regular an
pointment, even while they have no
preacher. There should be more fra
ternity. Rev. H. B. TERRY.
A blush is defined by DR.. T. e.
Minor Ms "a temporary erythema and
calorific effalgence Of the physiognomy
@tiologized by the preceptiveness OF
the censorium when in y predicament
Of un quilibrity from a sense Of shame,
anger or other cause, eventusting in u
paresis Of the vasonotor eapillares,
whereby, being divested of their elias.
ticity, they are suffused with radiant,
aerated, compound, nutritive, circula-
ting liquid, emanative from an intimi.
dated praecOrd,a." IL 1t any wonder
then that the bashful man feels bad II
that il what ails him? n
The artesian we'll project is main.
tanning good headway and will b.
successfully carried out. Over 81 500 Of
the $1,000 subscribed Is now in avail.
able cash and the rest can be lad when
actually needed. The executive com.
mittee will call meeting this week to
consider the purchase of machinery.
Mach merry will Oe bought Of q capacity
sufficient to sink well 1000 feet deep.
1t is thought that plenty Of water will
| be obtained at y less distance than
that. A thorough test will be made al
several points If the result Of the first
we'll is q failure. No expense should
now he spared to make perfectly sat
isfacto.y test of the matter. From
comparing the formation Of this basin
with other places where artesian water
has been found, 1t hardly seems pos
sible to have the plan fail.
The lecture OF the Rev. Mr.. Woods
will be given tonight (Thursday) in
stead Of Friday night, as the announce
ment was first made. This change
Is necessitated In consequence Of Mr.
Woods having an engagement ON Sun
day In Spokane, whittier he is proceed
lug on his way to Portland for treat
meht for his loss ofsight. The lectures
Of which to-night's is the first, were tt
have been given for purposes of the
Ladies Aid Society, but In consequence
of the almost total blindness Of The
lecturer In one OF bis eyes, necessita
ting expert treatment Of the highest
class, 1t has been decided to devote tht
entire proceeds Of to-night's lecture ~
free gift to Mr.. Woods toward bear
ing these unforeseen expenses. Thos'
who have heard Mr.. Woods before will
gladly hear him again, and the lecture
of tonight is well worth listening to
Be particular to remember the chang
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