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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
Nn oAn raAoks N LONDON.

..., s,.,. Are Net Needed and There
Ar. Ma surface Rails IN the CITY
There are 40 street cars run by the
! tr,lley. storage or amy other electric
sxs,c,n. no cable ears. no horse cars;
mo-, a track laid for surface road w
the city proper, Many Americans leave
| fopdon without ever seeing street
car az any kind. and yet IN the metroIr
o,,s 600 street ears run daily over iso
miles Of track. but they are not per
mitte,l in crowded thoroughfares, they
are confined to the outlying districts
have only seen them In the East
End The street ears are double deck
ers." and. like the buses, they carry
more outside than inside passengers
but the number of passengers Us nm
tied. When the car has reached It's
limit it will take up no more passengers.
Every passenger has the right to seat,
and to use paradoxical phrase, every
Enrlishnan stands up for his right to a
seat.
Street cars are not needed in the city.
Nearly all London streetsare in as good
condition for driving as our Central
park roads. There are 5000 hansoins,
4. 900 four wheelers and 1000 omnl'
buses, so that you are not obliged 70
walk on account of the absence OF
cars The four wheeled cabs or ''growl'
efs, as they term them, are dilapidated,
uncomfortable vehicles, which lack
new springs and are dirty both inside
and out.
The horses and the drivers are old
and superannuated; they have all seen
better days in private carriages or han
som cabs. You never take four
wheeler if you are alone, or il the party
consists Of only two persons You must
engage one if you have a trunk. but if
you are going to catch train or boat
you had better allow half hours
margin.
The London cab service is the best
and cheapest in the world. The writer
says this notwithstanding that he re
members that you can hire a cab In
Key West for dime. But such cabs
and such horses! The fare in han
som for two mile drive is one shil-
ling twenty-five cents); by the hour,
two and six tsixty-two cents.
There are no such smart horses for
public hire anywhere as the London
cab horses. They go like the wind if
by the course, and they go at a similar
gait by the hour If you promise an ex-
ira sixpence. = Morris Phillips in New
York Home journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
Banning the spider in Deep Hole.

In fixing the alignment OF the hooM
tunnel. in Massachusetts, at the oolloa
of shaft l,02S feet deep, the spdep
prevented accurate work with p'ulA'
lines, until two cases were made lnclo'
ing the whole length of these lines ="
shallow pits the spiders webs eau :
broken by raising the lines ana 'i''a
lowering them to position shor.'!
fore fixing upon points; but IN luz :.
stance the distance was SO great y \
require several hours before tue VIA 4
ton of the lines would cease, even ~
the hobs in vessels OF mercury S..
The suggestion is made thar .''s IS.
might be freed from similar 'n's''
ences by insulating the snspenosu i
paratus and the bob from tne MI n,
and attaching a grounded electro W. I.
circuit to the wire. relying upoa
dampness in the pit to give sum-.
conductivity to the cobwebs 70 80 r.:
them to be scared by the escaps ~ j.
any cobweb connected the earn
plumb wire. Cor. Engineering
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

pA,,s sAs monster weald catch seeas q US
.n,i e,,,,,e ,s,ttA rs learn II We might Ne
eaten The idea 81 ustns eaesown sell 'sr
snake hsit is ss0s altogether aiinrns' oue
no,l,inS s,e,ter suggested .,selt 10 us, 50 We
,g,e,i psaless scheme |, did not work. Az
Tho end II sa aoNr had ceased TO believe
,here was any lSsS there. and against Jose's
earnest reneaStrsnces took steps IN mar
nony with my newly Termed convictions
With Just salficien, prudence 10 carry my
his navy revolver cooked, ready for instant
use i s,eppea Into the mouth OF the cav
ern' The shadows grew very thick listie
way inside. and could barely make OUT
that there were great creviees In the reoS
above. leaving hedges like shelves, and he.
meath them a sloping path that tended
downward to perfect darkness. All was
very still,
t;ropiug shout | found loose stone,
threw 1t into the darkness and heard 10
bounding aud clicking afar off. Thought
heard something like a very faint sigh
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

Mr. Robert Bonner, the publisher, Is
the man who owns the fastest trotter.
The prize Is Maud s. who used TO be
the star Of the late William H. Wander
bits private stable on Madison avenue.
Mr. Bonner secured Maud y by pur
chase from Mr.. Vanderbilt. Every.
body who loves horses knows Maud s,
and connoisseurs have never grown
tired praising the intelligence, the
grace, and the speed of the beautiful
mare. She is the professional beauty
OF the wonderful Bonner stable, Mr..
Bonner also owns sanol, who surpassed
Maud SIS time for quarter mile
New York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

| tlonslly healthful. believe, IL IL had de
cent sewer system and the great lagoon
behind u were properly drained But that
lagoon Ii certainly miscellaneous. The wa
ter In it l. indescribabiy foul, and from the
harbor up grows more and more shoal I'M
I'll IL finally comes to an indeterminafe
| ending In a vast level plain Of gray mud,
baked an hard as brick by the fierce heat OF
the sun during most Of the year. In the
rainy season that plain Is shallow lake,
for then torrent ponrs down the bed Of
the Rio Seco or Dry river, which at all
other times IL crooked line OF hot. white
and black pebbles and rocks, like an arid
path through the forest up into the fast.
nesses Of the mountains Here and there
In Its course are pools, some of them mere
stagnant ponds screened from rapid
evaporation by the dense masses Of foliage
above. while others, being fed by springs.
are almost permanent. In and near one OF
the latter class. ut distance of some four
miles from the town, us Senior Jose Mar
timex assured me, n monster water boa
made its home. II had been there for
years.
Of course did not believe him when he
described the creature Ms 81 monster"
but no matter about that, a moderately
sized one would satisfy me and concluded
that wanted that boa Jose looked as.
tonished when told MIN so and remon
strated
We, senor,' he urged. "are well enough
here with our good Carupans rum, and the
boa Is well enough there in his pool. Have
You not proverb warning you to let well
enough alonef You have no idea how
quick and strong and deviish the water
boa Is. Believe me, senior, he does not de-
sire our acquaintance, and we would do i'll
TO force 1t upon him"
But opposition stimulated my insist
ence, and after a time Senior Jose yielded
to my arguments, saying;
VERY Well | will guide you to him,
but your risk will be greater than your
profit. Let me see. ! cannot go tomorrow,
for that is a public fiesta; or upon the next
day. which will be that Of my patron saint,
or upon the day following, since have to
attend the annual commemorative masses
Tor my cousin Jaime, who died seven years
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

The date of the first manufacture Of
pins in England is shrouded in uncer
tainty, but it is automatically recorded
that as early as 1864, when money was
tight" extensive clothworkers CON-
PEELED their laborers to accept, in pay
ment for their work. pins, girdles and
other Improbable wares instead Of
money" The march of improvement
had begun and kept on steadily until
toward the middle of the Sixteenth
century pins began to win appreciation
so high that statutes were enacted pro
tecting their manufacture and rigid
laws were passed prohibiting the i'm
portation of numerous minor articles.
including pins, gloves, knives, tailors'
shears, scissors and irons. Up to this
period female dress was fastened with
ribbons, laces, clasps hooks and eyes
and skewers of brass, silver and gold;
the latter were in fact pins without
heads Table Talk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
Wonders of Dental Surgery,

Years ago, where few false teeth
had to be inserted, the dentist put in a
great clumsy plate, partially covering
the roof Of the mouth. At present II
there is support to build on, we make
regular bridge, and cement it in posi-
ton without any plate at all. In a
week the patient forgets that he ever
lost tooth. More than that. teeth
are even implanted. Suppose you 90
to a dentist and say you lost a tooth
hve or six years ago, but you want a
new one Implanted He drills a hole
In your jaw and takes human tooth
that has been extracted maybe months
or even years previous to correct an
lrregularlty in somebody else's mouth.
tie scrapes and cleans the other fellows
tooth and plants it in the hole in your
Jaw, and therein it grows. -Interviaw
in Philadelphia Record,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12


IN takes good deal 10 XIII a Esas
docs itnotg' asked, sAlkiae Of electro
cufaon and the tremendous fsree re
CURED h. make that delicate yet ten
scious machinery stop suddenly ike Z
caock held by the hands
Sometimes 4 docs, r~piied my
ksScnd the DOCTOR and then, again,
Il seems - II they die AeominAhly
easy.
II remember case We had ia the
Harlem hospital A man had fired
three bullets Into his abdomen with in
tent on suicide. Nasty wounds they
were too. But D. Blank located tho
buIaesz and got them cut and then
sewed up the infcstines In several
places making a splendid job Of il.
For several days the man did finely,
and just about the time yon would have
sAid he was ont 81 danger he up and
diAd- but from what reason the deuce
only knows Tor In the autopsy We found
all his organs healthy. and n for the
wounds. they were nln,ost entirely
healed. There Was no Inflammation
about the stitches save In one place.
and that was 10 small and slight that Il
waa scarcely worth mentioning.
And that II the way with man. II
you want him 10 die for his osn sake
and everybody else's he will hang on
and on. tenacious as a turtle On the
..xA. 4 "a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

Jose and the peon with ferocious courage
ana dexterity attacked the serpent. The
powerful blows they dealt with their ma.
chetes quickly dispatched it and severed its
COILS, out not III time to save Tom When
we dragged his lifeless form out of the
boa's folds he seemed to have been crpsbad
To pulp, not bone having been left mn.
broken tsy the awful construction to wbic,,
ne had been subjected Upon careful ey.
animation we found that my shot had de-
stroyed the boa's right eye, so that il was
blind on the side toward me when I re-.
entered the cavern, which accounted for its
uartihg past me and seizing my servant,
VINO was iull two PAGES in my rear. but in
range OF It's remaining eye. Senior Jose
haa told the truth when he said the crsa.
ture was monster. Its girth was eoual tn
that of the body of medium sized man
ana measured by PAGES its length was very
nearly forty feet. J. n SoxNrI,v 10y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

ine SLOW ABSORPTION of many poisons
changes in some more or less ,nodifiod
lor'n 'ne complexion, but arsenic and
ammonia show their effect about &c
Iun.hiy as any. The popular belief
,lia' arsenic clears the complexion has
'eu many silly women to xii themselves
win II IN small, continued doses.
> nv - proauces a waxy, ivorylike appear.
anee OF the skin during certain staaa
os 'ne poisoning but its terrible afte,
enects have become too well know ~
@ n, II OIL common use as a cosmetic
Chicago Tribune. '''''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

II seems to have been shown tho,
'ne mere senses OF criminals as a o,ass
az a,s,' 'Iss s, acute than those Of normal bu,
man beings. Twice as MANY Of tha',,
l,h thousand are color blind. ,haa
nave less acute taste; their 49,, ."e !,
|s''el - less developed. and their hear
|lhs - not 30 acute. Furthermore , t,,a',
|sslsioi'ity to pain Is less, NO tia, ,ha
inaiefaetor is apt to recoye, raa, .u,e
. n'.' wounds which would be danger.
our ssi Or even fatal to the honest man
Washington Star. ' man. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

We heard OF quite curious freak
the other day Of the cyclone that
passed near town some months ago,
the sssiiie storm that made such havoc
on the sa1ns of Charles J. Martin, II.
Q. Burton and J. w. Wilson. Two
clapboaris were driven into the bodies
Of white oak and a hickory tree on
the land Of J. W. Wilson. The boards
May be seen by any one who win visit
the locality. They were driven there
by sosise force accompanying the cy.
CLONE, bat sbeisef tlsat force was wind,
electricity 90 something eise we know
oot. -Tnoy mo. TSsi,es.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

ExGtief Justice Drake. Of the eours
of claims, was once addressing q meet
hug Of the Washington city presbytery
against taeater going and. being asked
where the Bible condemned il, answer
ed that Of course thesters were not
mentioned ia the Bible 9slis remark
brought up the Rev. DR.. Sunderland.
81 the First church. like a SHOT. but in
hls suasesf maaner, with, II beg tbs
Judges pardon, but We read 10 the boob
Of Acts Of the Apostles rhst St Pau
Went 70 tue theater at Ephesass Th1
Judge was foorsd. a ashinxtap Post
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

liz the examination of the poisonoul
machinery OF insects and reptiles u i
apparent thai the destructive principle
h the same Ia all and that the fang Ia
aa possesses hollow through which
the poison nows inio the wound the
snoaneit the Eneision IL naads. The
etiiag u the scorpion Is precisely like
tue lang Of the rartlesaske, 2Dd per
fofsns lie deadly work on the same me
ehaniesl prineiples - Boston Courier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

The laughing plant Of AIa0s AS, IS
duces black, bean like seed' 81
doses OF which, when dried any, g
dered, intSxicate like laus's'ii .a.II
The victim dances, shouts anu ~
like a mailman for abou. - ~
when he becomes exhausted III ~
asleep, to awaken after sevs s,S No.
with no recollection Of his WV
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
woman.s Noble Aim.

An attempt to rob a chicken LIN X ,
Fresno was made the other nlsu' No.. y
tramp, but the owner. plucky r .Ild
was on hand with shotgun Pr XVII !"
the trigger and the tramp ~ ~ IN
taken care of by doctor by y. "a ia
he was through he extracted 10y ,,' -
from the back and legs OF the NV
San Francisco Call.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

=" xhrse y ne slss,s
Weeds And h.shlss Y
We draw % Is III M
perhaps 0o0 yaras acN-.
down, and Ii The d,uL ..'.
eolves itself ilito 4 tieer
tails and horns. and ~ a.
Ct last . stick back h X
That's tho rcnl thlnr, 4. M
4 = rnoos8Y Ii Il cs,,nt,,.. n = \
crack then stiilness WI
ger, way out In the woss,. I.
husky thing. really suovio..
fhe boat starts Of IL ~. "a 3.
meet the black thing z,
y looks now like 4 ~, Z n |i|S
something w!litish abons 4. !.
ana u y ''sloshing" tIlronc6 4
making a noise You think ".,. !! H.!
= out It's no deer. ~ "a A.
fou cant tell the size. n, i 81 81 a.
definitely far of at asdsss,'' n.
~ /. - y g
AZ LAST y stops, and standIss n H.
N tie water begins 10 ie,si y IT,
not remember how Ii ~ - !, g.
now q full grown black III,
rect high at the shonlder, III = E.
NOUS ilandshaped horns ~
black pendant like a lndy,, Nd A.
ing from its neck
/ we are l5O yards oil al,d h.
cooked without click Z !!
YARDS, and instinctiveiy "A s.S.s
motion your left shoulder sr,1s i, h: h.
ana your right foot aero ~ 3, Z b
NOW the moose looks IN ! 5!
glance at tile log thai h.. AZ 4 H.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
A Compliment Spoiled.

mere Is such thing as poisoning all the
PHEASANT occurrences of life by drops of de
preciation. yes, your examination paners
are always marked high" said one school
SRI 70 another ut must be because your
"riting IS SO plain. "-Youth's Companion
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

AS a rule dentists make good living
Dr., uur'ng one year the colleges in
~ hi'adelphia turned out 300 graduates
me most successful practitioners ra
said TO make from $40, 600 to S25 600 a
year. but this is doubtful
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

ihe vegetable ivory plant of soutb
america Is well known commercial
a,''eie. It's seeds at first contain a
d d.ear 'nsipid liquid, which changes BY
aesrees until 1t becomes ns hard Z.
tute. 's nuosti-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

Your wtfes new sown is perfect
DREAM said Mrs kickshaw to MI
Dinntiick
] think II aaas be, replied Disn-
inick u had q nightanarc when ! saw
Che bill Tor IT, New York Epoch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
She Was Awnre OF.

oluoeai treJected)-Id have you know
MISS scadds, that Pm no clam.
MISS Scadds-l know that, Mr.. Oldbeau
,aus 50 DO not live to be sixty years old
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

Il is calculated that during the Lon
Don season the average amount Cd
money spent daily in flowers is esc, 600,
most 81 winch goes 10 foreign flower
gpowen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
Fight WITH 4 boa.
Terrible Conflict on a Lagoon
in Venezuela.
KILLING or i MONSTER SERPENT
rAs Rattle Was Fierce One. and he
fore "a Ended the snake KILLED Mem
Der of the Attacking rarty--reriIs OF y
J~arwey Through the fosesL
eCopsrssht. isai. By American Press Associa-
spENT some time

SPENT some time
recently in the in
tcresting town OF
Puerto Cai,ello,
which has the hest
harbor in Vene
Enela, and unlia
tied possibilities
for a man fond OF
a negative exist
ence. The town
would be excep
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-12

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
&c 49, CO. 80.

Petition Of oitizsns Of Slns-ss- town
ship or public road to lead i-5m a poini
on a PuSlie read lealins from Hast21d 70
Lavarssille uesr lie eheuse ef Herman Bar
ron, TO a point on r1aiic r-a , w-si Of @. 81.
Heai-y'z Al5zrt Ravmsr. SurveyoI JCln
D. Baker. O!iye- Cd;chlzli. viewers
Petition o. citizeas Of Summit township.
for public roa5 in said township. from a
point on a pubic road leading rom sum-
nit Mills 70 Redwood. near the residence
Of Samuel Il. Fiks. II. D. Moore. Survey
OF Singleton Eimmei and solomon Pile,
viewers.
Peii.ioa OF citizens Of Jsnne- town
ship. flr bridge over Mal0ning creek. IN
said township, where the rad passing
through the village Of S,anton's Mis- cross
e said stream. Elwood Swank, Surveyor
Moses Johns and Il. P. J. Custer, viewers.
Petition Of citizens % Somsrsst township.
for roai from a point OF q public road
near the planning mill Of Isaac Jones, to a
point on the public road near the residence
OF Mrs. Simon Schrock. c. II. Sehmucker,
surveyor; Jerome stuff and Frederick Gun
der, viewers.
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DIED.

ARNES.-On the 4,h Of March ls92, Of
consumption. Martha Ba-aes, aged s years,
months and = days
BARNES.-On the 18th Of April, 1852, Of
consumption, Sarah Barnes aged years,
months and Is days.
BARNES.-On the 5th Of Nay, Is32. OF
Typhoid fevs-. Bertha Barnes, sged years,
3 months aad Is days.
The above were children Of Mr. and Nrs.
Albert Barnes. Of Redwood, Pa
ENSNINGER-Nesr Gilman. IoEa. May
5, 1852. Of peritonitis, Henry EnsmiHger
aged IS years ard , nOnths.
Henry Eusmiuger was bo-u in Some-ssi
county. Pa. March 8, Is37, and on the 2sia
day Of February, ls5Z, Vas united in mar
rage 10 lydia Biesecker. After living here
for three years they novel 10 Lee county
IL. and IN the lali Of ls59 they removed tC
Iowa and se.;le5 near Ls Grazd. Marshall
C e, Iowa Twenty years as7 they moved
to the place IN + H'sh,aad tlEasliE, Tlnl
counfv. Iowa. Ehe-e he died.
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r.aohsrs. Loo.l Institute

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viue. Pa. on Friday evening June 10, is92.
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ReciiAtiOn--A. P. kimmsl-
Character Of the teacher-C- E. Ringier.
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bert
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