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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

r.medv ~ and then quickly changed the
subject But tie doctor negleceu W
state that the new remedy was Auo"u
in China a thousand years ago. ""o 'n0
,rrs in his case he owes to a man to
wbom he cannot extend the hand OF
Fellowship. because bound by foolish
notions OF ethics. although ne n'us' nc,
alize the foreigners skill Is lar aheao
OF mis- own.
But there are so many who 90 not
NOW hesitate TO endorse DR.. q. Gee
No that to ieny his skill would DO
impossible. He is all powerful IN
chronic diseases; those who have been
piyeu up should consult him. his we
DO not hesitate to say. although we
make no charge for such report. We
write in the interest OF our readers
alone, and to such DR.. c. Gee Wo can
safely be endorsed. He is man OF
eminen. ability and 8 kill, and will cure
when all others fail.
The following lines were composed
by writer who grows most enthusiasts
tic whenever the name OF this success
full medical man IS mentioned.
SONG OF THE CURED.
From Nauitoba's frozen fields,
To Southern lands OF flowers,
From hustlng West to busting East,
Throughout this land of ours
There comes long, united cry
We hear wher IRE we go:
"Hurrah for the plan OF The Chinaman'
Three cheers for c. Gee Wo.
1t il the cry of the cured we hear.
Coming ringing unto orr ears.
or those who are now the picture OF healtn,
Tho eick and suffering for years
No wonder their hearts are full OF thanks,
No wonder their praises how'
"Oh, hear our song, we're healthy and strong,
Three cheers for G. Gee Wo.
Then let the sick look up and rejoice,
For relief is near ut hand,
There is one who has n record long
or cures throughout the hand.
There is one who makes the sickiy strong,
The checks with health to glow,
Well sing his praise throughout our days,
Hurrah for c. Gee Wo.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
Csnad. Docs We'll.

Canada gives to its geological sur
vey only so, 900 year, while the
various geological surveys in our own
country absorb nearly 81, 1000. 600 an
nually. Yet Canada makes q fine
showing with this modest sum. The
annual geological records are in par.
records Of original discovery and re-
search. and with their fine maps and
photographers. are as interesting as
many books of travel. Canada con-
tains the largest unknown areas Of the
American continent
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
FAMOUS STONE WALL.
1t Was Built with Peaceful inteat. aal
Figured In n Great Battle.

tC was k1uut Win feaCeIut tuicit til
Figured in n Grent Battle.
The Rev. Benjamin l.. Agnew. pas
tor of the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church, corner Broad and Diamond
streets recently mentioned fac:
which may be known to few, and will
be of interest to many. says the New
York Press.
Fifty years before the war; hc
said. my father Smith Agnew, lived
with his stepfather, the Rev. Dr. Dob
bins, in the stone house on the Balti-
more pike q short distance below
Gettysburg. At that time he was q
lad Of seventeen years. He took en-
tire charge of the farm. which In
some sections was very stony. Que
day the thought struck him that these
stones could be utilized by gathering
them and building with them stone
wall He enlisted the services Of
nego who resided in the vicinity. and
together they hauled the stone to tho
place selected and built the celebrated
stone wall whose name will exist
while history lasts. -.
Young Agnew built his wall win
great care. using large fat stones as
binders and filling in with smaller
ones. little dreaming at that time wnas
an important place that wall wouia
occupy in the greatest battle OF moo,
ern times. It was here that Genera
Pickett's division. headed by his vs''
liant Vlrginians, made its memoraoe
charge, and although it was thrown
into confusion by the thanking hre y
Standards Vermonters and Douoie,
days division. still pressed forvaOa
and at last succeeded In planting
Confederate flag on this wall Only.
however, to be driven back Win 'n'
loss of nearly three-quarters o. ~
number by tho Sixty-ninth, seveuS.
first and Seventy-second Pennsylvau''
volunteers under General Hancoc.'
| After peace had been proclalm sd
Mr.. Agnew visited the old homes, ,sa.
and found the old stOne-wall stanulu.
in almost as good condition as ~n''
it had been built
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
Weight or Light

Professor Oliver j. Lodge calculates
that the impact OF light waves from
the sun produces o pressure on the
moons surface Of about /, 900 tons. In
total eclipse Of tho moon this force
Is Withdrawn. but since the total at.
traction OF the sun on the moon 10 to
be estimated in millions Of tons this
slight apparent diminution gives nc
appreciable effect Upon a very small
BODY. however. the pressure OF solar
light might be equal to or greater thar
the attraction Of gravitation. Such {
body need not be infinitely minute bu
OF size comparable with that OF I
grain OF dust 1t IL conceivable tina
the dropping of Of comets tails OF
their approach to the sun 10 due t
this action.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

An exchange says: Farm life
need not be q drudgery unless we
make it so. One OF the great draw
backs is that we are apt to fall into
ruts, and once firmly in it seems more
difficult to get out than it really is
Music. books and papers are as much
in place in the farmers hand as any
where. and with little planning time
can be spared to attend places OF en-
tertainment and to visit socially" Il
any set Of folks can get up better
social condition than used to be en-
joyed by old-time farmers and theiI
families, we would like TO hear Of it
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

DUELs in the United States-now
practically unknown--were common
enough less than half a century ago.
though even then they had fallen into
disfavor. Public sentiment aided by
stern laws crushed out the practice.
1t 10 probable that the deadly nature
OF the American duel by the side ol
which the modern European duel is q
comparatively harmless affair wa
largely responsible for the laws which
snuffed 1t out completely. The chances
are that II larger per cent of Euro
pean duels resulted in work for sur
geons and undertakers there would b.
. stop put to them presently.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
SHEPHERD AND FLOCK.

A clergyman in England in an earnest
address to his parihioners advocating the
establishment of a cemetery asked them to
consider the ''deplorable condition Of 3d.
900 Englishmen living without a Christian
burial
Youngstown, o., ministerial widower
married again, and SO soon that the
churches felt scandalized and none of them
would have him for pastor. The only
thing to do with him was to promote him
to be presiding elder and this was done.
Quong Yo LEX, Chinaman, who has all
the advantages of . first class educa-
ton has recently married an Indian wo-
man Of the Soughies tribe, and they will
enter the field a. missionaries of the Meth
odist church, to which they both belong
In laying the foundation stone Of . new
church the other day Stewart Clark, ex.
NJ. p. for Paisley, made himself response.
BILE for a rather curious kind of climax.
Having occasion to refer to . certain
seventeenth-century divine, he described
him a. having been mot only q credit to
the name Of christianity, but . credit to
Scotland"
The Congregationalist tells of an err.
ing church brother in Vermont who got
up in open meeting and made the follow
ing confession: Brethren, my conscience
compels me to confess that when boiling
down my sap this spring l put into the
kettle two buckets OF water and sold the
sugar at the same price as that made
from pure sap.1
The latest freak 10 that of Hoosie,
Methodist preacher who swears in hi
sleep like the army in Flanders" The
conference proposed to superannuate hin
for it, but he proved thorough christian
character and conduct during his waking
hours, and in his own defense said that i
the devil took possession of him In hi
sleep he was not responsible for it. H
ives acquitted.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

The greater emotional character.
istic OF woman is at once her charm
and her curse. Like beauty. it is q
fatal gift delightful always to Others
but a means Of poignant suffering and
trial to herself And yet none more
than men detest those other women
whose calm judgment and superior in
tellect dominating their feelings teach
them to act on the supposition that
''men were deceivers ever" II all
men were honest generous in their
strength and honorahly disposed
toward the weak. then 1t were we'll
enough for woman to retain her
impulsive ardor and self-sacrifcing
spirit But the teachings OF the
world are all against the noble incli.
nations Of nature and the prospects oil
Christianity. and those women who
continue after contact with society.
to wear their hearts upon their sleeves
find themselves surrounded all toe
uumerously by pecking DAVIS" BE
ye wise "a serpents and gentle a,
doves" Is the homogeneous mandate
that anxious fathers would impress
upon their daughters II mothers wer,
not at hand TO forbid this disturbing
introduction into minds beautiful il
their virginia. i'laclditv and trustful
nees.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
A WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
Across tho Continent In Less Than
Five Days.

Across tho Continent in Less Than
Five lDays.
To the Wagner palace car "Grass-
mere" belongs the honor OF having
twice been hauled from ocean to ocean
in the fastest time ever made by pri-
vate car. This car. it will be remem-
oered. in September last conveyed
Bonanza Mackay and Miss Virginia
Fair from San Francisco to New York
in the wonderfully fast time Of four
days, twelve hours and thirty minutes
and, but a few days since, this was
equalled by second performance.
Ones feeling OF establishment at such
a feat is enormously heightened when
it is remembered that regular trains
only were made use OF. and that on
but one portion Of the yrans-Conti-
mental journey-from Council Bluffs to
Chicag0-was tho car attached to any
but regular passenger trains. Be.
tween those two points it was carried
by the Burlington Fast Mail. which il
composed entirely Of postal cars, and
does not as rule. convey passengers.
The "Grassmere,' on her second
trip. left San Francisco att p. M, o.
Saturday, October oath. and arrived
in New York at 1880 q. M, Thurs.
Gay. October Goth. The occupants o.
the car were: Mrs. j. c. Flood, Miss
Jennie Flood, Mr.. James l.. Flood,
and DR.. Nightingale besides maid
cooks walters and q porter.
The route seiected was in both in
stances precisely the same. viz: South
ern Pacific System from San Francisc,
to Ogden. Union Pacific Railway, Og
Den to Council Bluffs the Burlingto,
Route from Council Bluffs TO- Chicago
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern. Chicago to Buffalo. and the New
York Central r. K. from Buffalo t,
New York.
1t would seem, If one may iudg
from these two performances. that tn
combined facilities Of these great rail
way systems offer the fastest possibl
highway across America.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
a Monument Tn at Cost 5000, 900.

Inc monument 70 The memory OF the
Duke of Hamilton, erected in the
grounds OF Hamilton palace. cos,
tloO, 0OO. 1t Is model of the castle
OF San Angelo at Rome; the gates are
a copy OF the Ghiberti gates at Flor.
ence and the coffin Of the duke is in.
closed In q sarcophRgus of black mar.
bic which was brought from Aiexan.
ria.-Londou Vit-Bits.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

Rubinstein, the composer IS massive
striking appearance. he M, IA whicb
head, broad brain and heavy nHd despite
there Il not . single gray tnlI ~. spsst'
his age-sixty two years bsppy ,
English fluently, and Is swss'
meet A0sficau0.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

IAN original genius II he existed,
would be unintslligible because he
would not 70 step by step from what
il already known to what is unknown.
He would be considered q lunatic.
Persons Of strong individuality and
great intellectual activity often 60 ster
by step from known to unknown very
rapidly--so rapidly that rather than
take the trouble to keep up with them
people Of common sense have frequent.
~ burned or hanged them. But now.
when . person declares that he Is very
far ahead Of the rest Of US. we gener-
ally content ourselves with calling him
q crank. a. very often he is. Al
any rate he is not IAN original
geniuA" There is NO such thing a.
original genius.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

The kindergarten child has learned
what form has to do with beauty.
and how graceful forms may be
made from graceless material. 1t
can not tell you this, but 1t will learn to
tell you later on in life; at present It
10 enough that It has learned the fact
Of form. it, philosophy will come
later. It has learned the secret OF
beauty. though It may be years before
1t can express it It has learned to
make things out Of other things. and
the child that has learned this has
made Preparations for educing ideas
from other ideas. The constructive
faculty must be developed before the
analytical faculty can become active.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
We can speud millions in tagging q

We can spend millions in tagging .
long way behind England and France
in the line Of building monster iron
clads which may turn out to be worth
less when they are finished. But the
investigation and perfection Of new
agencies in warfare such as new ex-
plosives, or as the twelve-lnch mortars
that were tested recently. is field Of
work that is likely to produce results.
like the building OF Ericsson's Monitor
or the use OF Parrot guns during our
war
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

come OF the poorest men on earth an
tAoae who think they owA millions.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

At the corner of Sixteenth and Cali.
fornia streets in Omaha this eminent
Chinese physician is located. and has
there been located for years. From
this establishment has gone out cures
which have astounded the city.
Wrecks OF humanity have gone into its
doors and come forth hale and hearty.
No disease has. seemingly. been able
to oaffle the wonderful ability learned
in that far of land; no sickness has
neen able to prevail against the almost
miraculous skill OF the famous Chinese
physician. No wonder his parlors are
daily filled from nine o'clock in the
morning until nine every night 1.-THE
people IRE delighted. the doctors are
puzzled. ''Does DIR. C. &c Wo really
effect curea ana if SO. how does he &C.
compjish suchp" was asked OF one of
the Oldest regular physicians OF
Omaha ''He does the curing good
enough" was the emphatic answer
.'but as to how he does it I only wish
/ KNEW" In fact it is whispered here
that on one occasion, after the curtain
OF night had descended. u prominen,
medical gentleman OF Omaha one
whose name is known in every medical
college in the country. was seen going
up the stairs leading to the pariors Of
DIR. c. Gee Wo, as rapidly as his rheu.
matism would permit him to ascend,
1t is also said that week following,
when asked how it came he was free
from rheumatism. after suffering fol
years. this eminent professional an
swered carelessly. ''Oh. I tried a new
The state herald., 1891-08-07
harvest Excursions.

The attention of the Press Is called
10 the fact that arrangements have
been made for three harvest excursions
Ut rate "i one fair nId third. tr
points In Nebraska, Kansas. Colorado.
Wyoming aud South Dakota.
Tickets VIII he sold on August 10Th.
september 10Th ani s9lli. from points
~ far cast M Chicago. Peoria aud 81.
Louis. !, * expected tia, the coop.
rintion Of lincseust Of ,hr points named
viii b. secured.
The burlington will advertise these
excursions extensively, nnd viii dis.
iri'nic large quantities Of matter nj
rrrilsing the agricultural capabilities
of the states iruvcrrd by Its line.
Siich advertising must necessarily be
general IN Its character. 4, shonld
therefore he supplemented by the yn.
linns communities setting on foot SOME
public move 10 yet up advertising mat
ter settling forth Ihc advantages and
Inducements which the different local
Iil". mny have tooflcri io omr.scrkcra.
well qualified man should then be
selected 10 90 rhs, Hnd distribute such
matter aud personally work MP inter.
r't IN lis section among eastern farm.
en.
so man should be selected TO %
easi whose heart Is not IN the work.
The railways in the past haze fur.
iiished transportation for mnny such
advertising nreuis, ani their work hns
licell 10 small factor In The splendid
s'u@ill u Tho 1rnns Missouri region.
j. FnAScis,
fcn1 pAhr IS TN. Agl
The state herald., 1891-08-07
LAWS GOVERNING parmEnr OF TAXES.
Gen'l paSS'r * Ticket Agt.,
OMAHA, NET,

SIC. | All taxes are due aud paya.
BILE one.half on or before the last day
of January, aud the balance on or he.
fore the last day Of July. of the year
following the one in which they are rs.
sesSed.
SIC. 5 In case thr first instaliment
0f one half the taxes is not paId piior
10 February first, then there shall he
assessed against such insiallment of
tax u penalty ui onc per cent for each
month or fractional part thereof, until
paid; provided. ii lie paid prior 10 the
time when the same is advertised, rs
provided by law.
SIC. Tho county treasurer shall
before the 10th day uf August in each
year make out n list Of all lands and
town lots subject To sale, describing
such lands and town lots ~ the same
are described on The tax roll, with an
accompanying notice stating that so
hi''h va 'HAh AiAAs W. iith VI ANNH iNAN
described in said lis, rs may he neccs
Sary FOR tha, purpose will. on u day
specified thereafter, aud the next sue
cceding days, bc sold 10y him at public
auction ut the county treiSurer's Office
for the taxes and charges thereon, and
taxes and charges ASSESSED against the
owner thereof for personal property:
provided, however, that II such list
should not be made until after the 10th
day oi August the sale made ,hertun.
der shall not be void lay reason thereof,
SEC. NO personal demand of tax.
es shall sc necessary, but II Is the du
ty of every person suhjec, to taNntiou
Ia attend ut the office oi the treasurer
between the 3isi day of January and
the lst day OF August Of each year .aii
pay his taxes, and II such person snal
neglect or fail Ia pay such tax until af
ter the lirst day of August follOwin,
the levy Of the same. the treasurer ma,
make the same by distress sale of mn,
of his personal property. Treasurer
shall give certificate Of taxes du. .,
payment Of fees. see pagc sii. Sec
81, General statutes, Colorado, 1858.
Taxes ARE PAYABLE In cash only.
u. A. 1foskiSs, Co. Treas.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an Eas,
India missionary the formula of u simple
vegetable remedy fur thespeedy and pcrma-
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
'arrli, Asthma and all throat and Lung AZ
fecuons, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plalnt. after having tested lis wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases, has
felt u his duty TO make 1t known io his sui
icring fellows. hciua'cd by this motive
and u desire 10 relieve human suffering, |
will send free Of charge, To all who desire
II, this recipe, in German, French or English
with full directions for p.rparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. W. a. NoYrs,
:.s-ly so Powers Block, Rochester, y. Y.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
The DuRLiaoroa's NEW ROUTE TO
THE BLACK HILLS.

THE DuRLiaoron's NEW ROUTE TO
The BLACK HILLS.
The Burlington Route takes pleasure
In announcing to the public the com
plction Of its new line to Dcadwood.
south Dakota, aud the formal opening
of SAME for business.
The line IL substantially constructed
and thoroughly equipped, the object
being Ia afford n service that Is inst
class In every particular, and in keeping
with other through lines of the bur.
lingtnn System.
II Is the shortest and quickest line
from Missouri River cities and princi,
pal points in Nebraska TO Deadwood.
Hot Springs, Custer and Hill City,
south Dakota. Mcrino aud Newcastle
Wyo., and all points In the Black Hills
Through trains are run daily with
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Omaha
aud Lincoin 10 Dcadwood without
change. making connection at Lincoln
aud Omaha with all trains of the Bur.
linglon Route 10 nnd from all points
East, West aud South.
For further information apply to any
Burlington agent, or to
j. FRANCS, Gen'l Pass'r Agt..
Omaha, Neb
The state herald., 1891-08-07

hnvefnor Campbell Of Ohio Is y rcn.
cgadr republican. Governor Boies oi
Iowa left the republican party In lss.
Renegade republicans are IN high favor
among democrats. There is more JOY
In tie democratic camp .yer one trait
OF Ia the republican party than the
ninr'y-nine r'ck.ribbed fellows vile
have always voted the straight demo,
cratic ticket. Omaha Bee.
Yes. they can swallow mos, an,
kind of "a dose oi crow provided by :,
doing the, can deiea, the republican
nominee.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
Happy IlnOsiers.

VIM. TimmOns, Postmaster of ldavilc.
Ind, writes: Electric Biiters have done
more for me than all other medicines com
bincd for that bad feeling arising from kid.
ncy and liver trouble" John Leslie, farm
er and siockman, OF same place, says: Find
Electric Bitters 10 be the best kidney and
liver medicine, made me feel like new
man. J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant
same town, says: "Electtjc Bittcrs is Just
the thing for man who Is NIL run down
and don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, Good appetite and felt
just like he had new lease 7on life Only
joc, bottle at Ci,y Drugstore.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
Republican Judicial Convention,
Thirteenth District.
Sterling. Colo. JnIy aOlh. 1891.

Sterling, Colo, July 3Oth. 1891.
a Republican Judicial Convention
for the thirteenth judicial district, of
the state Of Colorado is call to convene
at llolyoke. Colorado, on the III, day
of September, 1891, at . O'Clock, p. m,
for the purpose of placing in nomna-
ton II candidate for District Judge and
candidate for District Attorney. The
several counties of the district are en-
titled to representation in said comvc,-
ton as follows: Logan county, dele
gates, Washington q, Phillips, 5, Yuma
., aud Sedgwick, 4. The manner Of
selecting delegates TO said convention
is left TO the several county central
committees. j. W. WILSON,
Chairman Judicial Committee.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
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