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Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
atna.
utilfreosbeo | Giua.


Oceanic" autom ON aiteneu ben lite
bs. til San francisco ira gong 8Ons
os gOtObama. Den brnste @itsrret'
niussr OBJ til ben 15oe Suli. Der ber'
FER i~reutoelss for lltilireosbeb | HOrb
aina, Os Dptsier ioretommer. gaiss
iionsfatipnen / Canton ital uare on.
sreben, men i~iloitanoise 8eretninser
ON benns 8ssiuenbeO munsler. 70 al
9eberns bapOe irtoiaist tilitaaet, at be
bapbs mprbst to llclanoinse. De blep
benrettsbs, % SOoeoerns ubitiasoe til
Sirat % gaooriel for 9iseiinoeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Wisipuri.

Or. Ri6arb Nt. Suusnals 8aas
ninssbus / aanlas Gitp bleu ON Gftes
men ben lite bs. ipranst auiten peo
0pnamit. Or. Suoenal, bans Suitru,
Ssiter os ire 8Srn III farlise 8paitef'
fer. 8psninsen lasoes / Ruiuer. @n
Miis giaffman er mistantt for at BABE
furaariasst GrplOiiOnen. Sfuffet 8iars
lisbeb antases at babe oreuet benbe til
benne afifpclise Gambling.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
9 q u III art.

Gn ijelben 5amiliefeif pil finoe
Steb | a~isbenbuOu / September, tsls,
sraierebes berira ben Sbs bs. De for.
itieaise Meblemmer al ben tonselise
5amilie bill oa iamles Der. Sf bisie
napnes aUnsen al @raienlanb, Brins
iesien al @ales Os benbes to Dstre
8ictOria os Mauo os 8eiiersu % Rec
ierinoen al Ruslano.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Sl0riba d.
st un9rfeliat Ggnomen.

ut m9rfeltgt JGnofleit. Sra 5los
riSas @ulifplt fan man ON 9asen ira
en- Sump ie en- ubpre &ssisile itiae til
peirs, og ON Hatten ~ipruanoles BEN til
en- 5lammeisile. Gn Ransbe Wenne,
fer, beriblaHbt mango 9arbe Os Raturs
foritere, bar iasttuset bette 5anOmen,
IOm fan ices paa en- Giitano Of 80 Ril,
men bet ct life lpftebes Rosen at TONNE
bet nar moi, iaa bet fan unoerisses.
llnoertiben blir bet borte, men fommer
beItanbis tilipne isien paa famine Steb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
b.
Sen rnsiife Heaieriua bar {!

Sen rus life Resierins bar iOrbubt
uofsriel af Rus os Rusmel efter ben
27be bs. st iaaoant 5Orbub bar life
peret uoitsbst iioen arimtrisen. Be-
retninsen ON benne lltas uatte ubpre
Opiist paa 8srsen | Berlin, Os &prn-
ipefulanterne uilOe life trO ben, fsrenb
ben betraftebes al priuate 9%elesrammsr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Sllinoi5.

Den &pespeit. Der bar srasieret
Omesnen af @alesburs, bar ioranleois
get Suuobebsraaoet / @alesburs til at
iorbpbe Sals al Welt fra oenne @gn.
Slasterne er osiaa iorbuot at ilaste
8pea, iom er tjpbte Der / Sme0nen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
2onsresmanb Sobn u. @amble
6 b 0.

Gn ubDrc rigboloig Solpaare er
nplig funben / Ynuerop- gierssne Oeb
Carbon. Spbn 8, Stetuart fanbt fort
eiter en- anoen Seluaare, 500 Sob fra
ben isrite; ben anieeS for at bore ben
rigbolbisite Ssluaare, man biotil bar
finbet nosetitebs. 9anerop.8jer9ent
lisoer Omtrins 2 Wlil fra Carbon.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Orego n.

On tor Sloebranb raiebe ben 12te
bs. / 1ortlano. &eap, Dunn e. Cos
Olieraifnaberi branote tiaiseuleb GAN
Bros Gabrii. Stoben ~anIlaaes til
100000. @siurancen er benimub
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
NprosSafpta.

Soldiers Home Commission bolbt
Rpbe / 9isbon ben 14oe bs, o. nbs
calste en- Cont for Soloaterbjemmet.
Den tjsbts 80 @cres al Grosier for
$4,000. Oct er ct meset uattert belis'
senbe 9anoitptfe lanos glpsbrcOpen %
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
WiSepniin.
"6rembeles 6slger al Abe Suli."

OVsbNN HSS c"tt
llnoer openitaGenoe Operl triit blep iea
ttlf9loi9ots upmertiom paa ct Stptte
| "9ecOrab'Y O1ten" Optasst fra "Nur>
mannen," p9, oa ies fanot Stpttet mis-
pilenee, iaa beber ies, ont bette mua
blipe opta9et iom 8ettelie.
Nfosoe Sobn SpbuIon ira 8loomius
@rope bar lite paa Sjsmpeien fra
StOu9bton % falot lite no ai fin
8ussp, men ban arbeibe6e paa fin
6arm; Seiteue, Der itOo foripanbt ct
SslGs, bleu itramt al "6irecraders,"
ipraus lpbIt o9 renbte Wanben Oper,
enoe, iaa ban blep ooertisrt meb ben
6slse, at 9pben lerere inbtraabte.
Meb l~lnotagelie al ben "5irscrader,"
- Tom bel er mere / Brig 4oe Suli
eno euers =, laa ma oct 10 beaers
ii9es, at bet bar en- Sslse al en- ffiabne.
ipanser N%rbeiosoas enc at "4oe Suli."
Wrbsbisit 81. 81. Scale,
en- S~la9tnil,s al Gibsbe.
Gamp Douglas / Suneau County
lisssr | 8uiuer. Dm Iitenen ben lobe
b3. e~rplooereSe en- 8eroieue 9ampe /
Suifmeres Salopn os antGnbte 8pss
ningen, fra benne iprebtes Slben til
andre 8psnin9er, os man blep life
Serre oper 5%lammerne, iOreno belle
Sorrettinssbelcn bar nebbranbt.
observation-disclosures ira Mauitua os
5omab Tom for tent til at sunne uorette
Nuget. Man9e Reiioenier br9nbte oss
Iaa, iaa Der fun Ituar nUsle iaa 8pss
ninser isien / ben ipolise Del al Spen.
Gtaoer anilaaes til 100000. Iss
iaraucen antaaes at bore u~betpbelig.
auguIt GdItrom, 25 aar sammel,
orutneoe / Ranatason 5lOoen peo SaDa
uarb forrise Ssnbas, ioet ban iammen
meo 3 anore baoebe fig.
HDe YOItmeitre. %. 8. @insaarb
er uoburpnt til 8oitmeiter / Coleman,
Marinette Gountp, os 5. u. Soroal /
Sterling, Glart County.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
e{utd.

Sebu u. aubtriou, Der bar en-
Garm nar Mabiirn, 2acsaui.p arle Co.,
trefebe / Manoass 65s 8sibels Spebe
fra 151 Gcres, bpiltet er 43s 8uibels
pr. Gcre. Sueoen ueieee 81 8unb pr.
@uIbel.
Ole Yrene, Der Dor / 5opn Of Gbris
f%tiania, ner @inbom, bleo / Ssnbass
rammet al en- ipGr lllptfe. Sans Bsrn
lesebe nrr en- Sgitat; be Iatte Slo paa
benue, % ct 4saarist Barn brenbte
libel. Spruben to 6eite, Der omtom /
5lammernc, brGuote Ell 9aoe, ct "@ras
nnrp" % en bel Del unoen Gienoom.
Spbn &cterion. iom arbeicepe paa
&bbDpiae 5nrm 8 @til / 9tprb for Sec.
tor, falot bert l2te os. nco fra ct 6Bs
loft / en- al De itore 2nber % Hog fig
libel.
Gm Gagc!Itprm unretteoe | OnSba9
flor StNoc pua Nulin9en / Spo for
Ntclroie. @n Strefnin9 4 Wil breb
% 20 Mtil lang bleu beriet.
6u Winionar BOB. .. q. Sarri.
ir, MiatOuUr % Ell al De gamle 8ios
ucrcr / MiuucapuliS, opbe pluoielis
Sat iii Snsna9 al Sierteipsoom. San
bar 60 N0r 9ammcl % Yreiiocnt al
SecuritD Snnf.
Gn Transformation afbUlotes | ct.
Yaul Den 13oe oS. for at raabIlaa ON
Den beblte Maaoe, buprpaa Staten fan
blipe repreIenteret peo SerbensuoIiQin.
gen / Chicago. Senator Wapo ualstes
til 5prmano us s. %. 8anpuien til
Sefreter, 8. g. Sunt, Setrctar ior
Statens uoitiaingstomite sao en- Oper'
iist oper be nsopenbi9e uosifter. !San
trpebe, at apmiteen MATTE babe minoit
s175 900, bpiS Staten futile repreicns
teres pad en- o9roi9 Wtaaoe. Siblte Sc
siSlatur bepilsebe 100000, men lite en-
Dollar al benne Gum fan brllses til
8pgninger. On 8omite forcilo9, at
8uuernsren iammcnfaloer 2egislatureu
t@rtrampbe fpr at bcuilgc ntinoit $780,
900. Settc Sorilu9 blep peotaset meb
ooerpeienbe Wajoritet. Spis TO Gre
biebele al 9e9islaturens Meolemmer
bill unberlfriue IN Opforbrins til eu'
uernsrsu ON at aibploe ct g~rtramsoe,
oil ct iaaoant uben Evil blipe iammen'
ialbt.
gafe Benton % Sntesu bleu 9Orsbas
gitermiobas beriet al ben uGrite Sasel'
form, iom n~useniinbe bar raiet paa be
Rantsr. Oct bapbe peret lalminbelig
Oormt on Sormiobasen us itrar efter
Riboas bespnote forte tlnse Sfper at
tomme tilipne o9 inben 20 Minutcr
bar Sulinber al Icres meo GrDoe poe'
Iast % ane 8inoucr paa Spsninsertes
Norb. ps @eitlibe ilaaeoe IND. Stors
men bapbe en- grebbe at 5 Mil o. for /
n%urositlis &etn;is.
Gn polbiom SagelitOrm for asr-
bags ooer aba os Smesn % anretteoe
b~etpoelis Sfabe. 5lere 9uiinoe acres
bleu mer efler mirbre berjeoe, men man
Ueb life meo Sitterbeo, buor flor Sta'
ben er.
Samme Dag for osiaa en- Sasel'
form pper Ioorbeab os Smesu; boprs
oibt npssn Staoe anretteoes, berettes
life.
Yreibent Sarriion bar uonapnt
Monrpe NiGols til 6esilter ueb 2auos
t~ontoret / Duluth.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
SenueSiee.

Republifanerne / 7be 8onsrssbis
itritt bar ualst Subn Suuf, en- Ssn al
nps aiosoe &unsresmanO 8. 6. Sout,
til 8onsresmanb.
Wrs. Sames &. Yoli, Gnte eiter
aibSoe 9reiioent Sames &. 8Ulf, Der
bar ben lobe Yreiioent al be 5ureneoe
Stater, bsbe ganife uuentet / fit Siem /
Naibpile ben 14oc os. Sun bar peb
i'm 0so SO Nar 9ammel.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Cft.afrtfa.

Den tpife Wesitrtne bar beEuttet at
anlasse ct fulbtonbist 2elesrsfiyifsm
paa ben tpRe sitofriianfls &pa, % tsVe
gmbeosmanb CT aflerebe afreite fra
Berlin foe at orbne Oft msS Senisn til
Nnl9aaet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Seras 8.
Stprm oa Cbeleagelie.

Storm % Sbelasselie. Sra SOus
ton bsrettes ben lite 3D., at ct irpstes
list 8esu. us Sasslpsir bapbe raiet
Omtrins gOtum % 2erinstOn. gpss
ninser os @ierber ia~uneoes meb SOrs
oeu, o. en- Ma8ie 8~reaturer orabtes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

SuIbfenbiee Sefberetninaer

MI inotomne; be oifentli9sioroes / Sire.
bags. S~pebebsiten Uil life ooeritise IS
Miaioner Sectoliter. Gor at funns
brsofsbe 9un6ets Suobpssere maa
Srantrise iuofsre oper s NiQiOner gu.
ibels Spebe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Sgo.Mm erifa.
Den arsentinife Hepublif.

Gen ARGENTINE Republif. Den
italienite @eianbt / 8uenos &pres bar
nplis inbberettet til fin @esierine. at
ben arsentinite &epublifs 5iuanier blir
perre % uarre, % ban iraraaoer Sta
lienere at uopanbre til Gr9entina.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
mill b.

2eiieren bar paalast ale Sernbane.
embebsmano at sioe ale Banetos, Tom
beforbrer 8orn til be u~Bblibenbe pro.
%oinier, 8ets&et iremfor ale andre Cog,
enten bet er YasiasertOs ener Jrasttos.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Ohio.

Store 8resboppeiparme anretter
ipare goel9s9elier paa manse Steber
/ Staten. De f~ort9rer Mais, GrGs,
Sou paa Greer pa Sapeiruster.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Yprtuga

Hesierinsen bar iorbubt Snbfsriel
af Spebe, inbtil 9auoets Soebsaplins
er opbru9t.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
cDttemoe @arsane 30. so
lnosn Bpgr9nbier. @n 8psnins til ct
aOiteube Of 100000 oil blipe paabe.
Spnbt 1trar.
Snb'Safota.
J ben sitlige Del al Wtiner So.


3 ben sitliee 3el al Winer 60.
bar Sasel nDlis anrettet flor Stabs paa
Speoea9rene. Den anrettebe Sfabe ans
ilaaes til benimOb $4,000 8u'bels, ct
fort Fab for ct County, Der / en- &atte
al Gar bar bapt uaar.
&ongreSmanb Sobn u. Gamble
bsoe pluoIelis / ganfton Srebas MOr.
gen tibIis. San par ips / II Elmer.
Wlr. Gamble q en- al be leberoe Re'
piblitanere | Staten. Oct oil I'LL blipe
n~sopenci9t at bOlbe ct Ipecielt @ols for
at beige bans @iterf6l9er.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

DS 8lGoet .Aiers5us", y%uprira St1iiet par
opta9et, itaar @oue, men ~ioHoipuligpis tai
bet bare Gage, altiaa 4en.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09

Away up on the mountain side, where
the numerous streams find their way
through deep, dark canons down to the
pulse beat of old ocean, is the natural
summer home of the water ousel, the
strangest of all strange birds. You sell
dom see more than one of them at a
time. They are of a dark blue color
and are easily recognized by a peculiar,
quick, jerking motion, which they never
seem to tire Of And as they fit from
rock to rock they are continually bob
bling up and down, performing such a
polite little courtesy as would cause you
to smile to see it.
Owing to their peculiar habits and the
isolated spots they select to build their
nests no one but the most ardent sports
men and naturalists succeeds in finding
them. Hence water ousels nest, with
two of their eggs in it, has commercial
value among nest collectors of $25, They
always build their nests just back of
some waterfall or under some overhang-
ing bank, where they have to go through
or under the water to get to it.
Another strange habit of this bird is
the deliberate manner in which they ap-
pear to commit suicide. They will start
slowly, very slowly, to wade right down
into the water until they disappear from
view, but if the water is clear and YOU
have a sharp eye You can still see theil
little dark forms clinging to the bottom
in search of their morning repast, which
consists of periwinkles Tacoma Led
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09
Exercise and Rest for Digestion.

There are but few people who can
not eat good ripe fruits in season, pro
vided they do so in the morning
Fruits, raw or cooked, if eaten with the
supper, often cause digestive disturb
ances. after dinner rest awhile, and
the rest should be mental as well as
physical. But in the course of an hour
or two after eating, most dyspeptics
are benefited by a walk of a mile or
two, the distance being covered leisure
ly. This is usually the case if what is
known as tatulent dyspepsia is suffered
from. During the walk the 'fullness'
disappears, and the victim of it returns
feeling buoyant, physically, as well as
mentally Boston Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09

The Illuminated cat was granted
patent in 1884, and it is cat of paste
board or tin for the purpose of fright
ening rats or mice. This cat is to be
made in a sitting posture, and it is
painted over with phosphorus so that
it shines in the dark like n cat of fire
Another cat equally funny, is the
patent cast iron cat which is worked
by clockwork, and which has bellows
in it which swells up its tail to the size
of the maddest of felines. If properly
set it will emit noise equal to the
widest of living midnight Thomases,
and it has in addition steel claws and
teeth. You wind it up and place it on
your roof and set it bowling. All the
cats in the neighborhood jump for it,
and its poisoned claws kill every one it
strikes. Frank &, Carpenters Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09
Why Suicides Were Buried at Crossroads.

Why Suicides Were Buried at Crossroads.
1t has been suggested that suicides
were buried at crossroads because that
was the place where a cross or crucifix
usually stood, and only second in sane
tity to a church yard, and that the
driving of a stake through the body
was not at first intended as an insult,
but to keep the ghost of the suicide
from walking on the earth again. These
plausible stories have gained many adj
vocates, but it is more likely that burial
at crossroads was intended as mark
of indignation.
The temples, or rather affairs of the
heather Teutons were mostly at the
junction of crossroads. The place of
execution was there, criminals being
sacrificed to the gods and hence sui
cides were buried at the crossroads to
give as strong an impression as possible
of heather burial. Probably, too,
the publicity of such a spot, which in
sured the fact that great number of
people would become directly aware of
the degrading consequences of the
crime, had u good deal to do with its
selection. Chatter,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09
He HAD His Doubts.

Four young men, evidently from tho eoun-
try, stopped atone of the prominent hotels in
the city the other day. They were well
dressed, and appeared to be agreeably inn
pressed with all that they saw. They arrived
in the morning and did not desire room.
About O'Clock one of them stepped up to
the cashier, holding S. bill in his hand.
II want to pay my BILL" he said, with a
smile. "We had four breakfasts and dinners
and one extra dinnern
what name| inquired the cashier
"Horace Striking" was the reply.
''Ten dollars and quarter, sir" said the
cashier
The young man looked scared, then incred-
ulous, but, finding the cashier in earnest, he
heaved a sigh and drew forth another So bill
and a silver quarter, laid them on the glass
plate before him and walked away.
In little while he returned. He seemed
to DO in doubt about something, and the
cashier expected kick about the bill
Excuse mo-" he said meehly, but had a
little dog with me today. He wasn't regis
tered, but is there any charge for himf'-
Chicago Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09

When a man is apparently idle it
may be that his time is most protitably
employed. This We're some time a
paradox, but he who reflects upon it
will see its meaning. All hard workers
learn sooner or later the truth that
recreation is an absolute necessity for
tired bodies and tired minds.
The idle time Of Bacon, Pope, Cow
per and many another famous writer
has been spent in gardening 1t is said
that market gardening is the one pas
sion of Blackmore, the English novel
list, and that he spends the money
earned by his pen in carrying out this
dearly beloved hobby. And who could
wish it otherwise2 Doubtless the poet
zeal spirit which pervades his work is
that caught from long days spent in
homely tasks in the garden and field.
'Some men dig up worms from the
earth, says an old proyerb, "others
uncover truth. youths Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09
LiTTLE LAUGHS.

A man always thinks he is on the wrong
tack when he sits down ON one ."
Weekly Times.
II is queer that Queen Victoria did NOT con-
fer the Order of the Bath on some OF builaio
Bills Indians. Pittsburg Chronicle.
Van Pbon Lee, the Yale Chinaman, is from
fragrant Hills, China. Fragrant iiiNS
probably the place where the dead animal
man of Pekiu runs his glue factory, o'"o9
are cities. whether they he III emma or
America. Louisville Courier-Joulhal'
This is the season Of year when we are
thrown into the society of the man VINO rocAs
the boat for fun if he goes out with you Tor Il
row on the lake or river lie never gets W
be over 80 years of age, and generally paftici-
pates in double funeral. Beware OF h'ih'-
Albany Journal.
Customer-Isl't it trle large, Leyis
Ievi-Larch mine frenti Gfaclousl VI you
peeps dot sphring coat on, unit your wlie sees
it. your bosom viii schwell NIT pride so DOT
she'll hef to set dem buttons forVarts.-Ne"
York Mercury
al can't come now, maw," said the high
school girl, when her mother called her W
assist in some household duties; "and wish
you wouldn't interrupt me again. want 10
finish The Model Daughter; or, a Happy
Marriage, and then l must commence work
on my gradual ng essay, The Duty Cnliuien
Owe 10 Their Parents N-Norristown Herald
We are filed with establishment at the re-
port that a Boston boy recently spelled "haz-
ardousn "hazardcss," and defined it as "a
female hazard But the Bostonians are
weak if you take them away from their
native Pittsburg Chronicle.
a want to be an angel" sang female
voice in n side room, and thereupoh a learo-
less wretch in an adjoining apartment broke
forth with: johnnie, get your gun, get your
gun, gun, gun. detroit Free Press.
What are the wild skeeters saying,
Sister. the whole day longY
EVIL with buzzing and humming
The air seems filed wi h their song.
Why come the pesky old critturs
A-btin' poor sinners like me?
Ti-- ilAss OF big Jumps, A. Mira,
sss- y head to the pan of my knee.
New York Journal.
Cheek is tie tight rope upon which crafty
men often cross the chasm OF ignorance u
Washington Ratchet.
Politics makes strange bedfellows. And The
/ ,dfellows do not sleep They lie awake
ntching one another-Baltmore American
1t is used as an argument, either for tenn
r France or the bicycle, that no bicycle ride
Jer comes home drunk on his bicycle
Iicayune.
Father Of Fair One-We close up here at i
o'clock Brassheaded Beau-lhats goo
idea 1t keeps fellows out who don't know
enough to get inside earlier.-Tid Bits.
Literary Ledger Ito new servant-Oh, yo
are the new servant; and what might you
name be? "Anner. sir" Literary Lodger-
Hannah or Auna9 Servant-Taint neither
sir: it's Amer, with two haitches-Fun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09

Gounod's parents did not at all fancy
his becoming musician. They took
counsel ON the subject with the head
master Of the school which their son at
tended. with the following result:
''Your son become musician? Never,
sirp' replied the worthy Nj. Poirson. "He
has decided aptitude for Latin and
Greekf''
The next day Master Charles was called
into NJ poirson's study.
swell, sir, they tell me you've been
caught scratching down notes on paper. "
ooh, yes; want to be a musician"
"You musician Why, that's no pro
fesson at all. But let me see what you
can do Here's some paper and pen.
Write me a new mir on the words from
Joseph, Scarcely emerged from infancy.
Wen see what you can do, said the good
professor, delighted at the cleverness OF
his device.
1t was the noon recess. Before the bell
rang to resume studies, Gounod was back
with his page black with crochets and
quavers.
'What, alreadyg' said the professor
"Well, sing it.
Gounod sang. lie sat down at the
piano and soon tears came into the head
masters eyes He embraced his pupil
and exclaimed;
"Ma foil let them say what they please
Study music Paris Cor New Yorl
Star
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09

The superstrict Buddhist will not eat
flesh at ALL because the life that ami
mated the creature is part of the uni
vorsal life that animates all creatures,
from which each in turn abstracts the
supply for the purposes of its temporal
existence. To eat of the creature is
therefore a Kind of cannibalism Of the
second degree, and your Buddhist will
none of it, The commonaltv Of them
do not go so far, They may eat meat
between sunrise and noon. New York
Evening Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09

Christians are not Gentiles. They
are a religious sect, a God fearing sect.
of Jesus of Nazareth, who was himself
aside from his peculiarities-a God
fearing man. Gentiles were idolaters
or pagans, who were called by the He
brews by the name of Coin, and the
Christians called them Gentiles In
the New Testament we find it repeat
edly. Jews and Gentiles are often men
toned. Now it seems that the use OF
the word Gentle in connection with
the Christian people is an unjust mis-
homer, and yet some of the best Christ
ians call themselves by that name. -
Hebrew journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09

EN-. Tutwiler, superintendent OF the
Sloss Iron and Steel company's mines at
Coalburs, has, preserved in alcohol, the
largest black spider ever seen III tins
section.
A few days ago Tutwiler heard great
commotion among the chickens in his
ward. He went out to investigate and
saw a small chicken being slowly drawn
into hole in the ground. Some invis-
ible reptile had caught the chicken by
one leg and was drawing it into the
hole in spite of its desperate struggles
Tutwiler approached, and looking
down in the hole discovered an I'M
mense black spider He punched it
with stick and compelled it to release
the chicken. He then dug the spider
out of its den and placed it in jar OF
alcohol. 1t lived an hour after being
placed in the jar. When dead the
spider was taken out, weighed and
measured. 1t measured 1-2 inches
across the back and weighed nine
ounces. Its longest legs were IL
inches in length, and its eyes were as
large as hotel clerks diamonds
Birmingham (Ala.) Cor. st. Louis
/ Globe Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-09
The Mother of Dickens.

The childhood of Dickens was so shad
owed by poverty, and his sensitive and
imaginative mimi was SO keenly alive 70
his position, that it is hardly possible that
he could draw an absolutely impartial
picture of his parents. His mother had Il
keen appreciation Of the droll and of the
pathetic, and likewise considerable dra
matte talent She was comedy little
woman, with handsome, bright eyes, ant
a genial, agreeable person From her
Dickens undoubtedly inherited his tela
permanent aud intellectual gifts She pos
sesscd an extraordinary sense of the lud.
crous, and her power of imitation We
something astonishing. Her percepto.
was quick, and she unconsciously note,
everything that came under her observe
ton In describing ridiculous occur
rences, her tone and gestures would l.
inimitable, while her manner was Of th'
quaintest. Dickens declares that TO lie
he owed his first desire for knowledge
and that hls earliest passion for readlp
was awakened bay his mother, who tau~i
him not only tho first rudimeuts of En-
hsh, but also litte Of Latin. Poyer
saddenod o7.G darkened many ,~ars of p
life, and her children were Srly col
PEELED to leave her and earn their CIV
living, but they all houored and loved l..
as she deserv ed. w omau's Arsosy.