The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-04-26
The WEISER SIGNAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2s, 1894.
FETID OARBUNOLEs.

munities. Weiser is cursed with .
few specimens. 1t might be difficult
to pick out who they all are, theil
personality may be so cloaked behinc
an outward seeming of common sense
that they can pass unsupported among
many of their friends, but that they
are here under some guise or other is
morally certain, because the signs OF
their existence are to be met with
every day, and the effects of the acts
of these Shiny, leprous, creeping,
pusillanimous, degraded animals are
felt early and often. 1t has been
felt since last issue and we give an
instance; Mr. j. w. Weber. of
Laramie, Wyoming, was induced to
stop off at Weiser by Joe Eaton and
Randall with view to Investing.
After looking over the list of lands
Mr. Randall has for sale, and talking
with some of our towns people. he
was well pleased with the country and
expressed himself as inclined to put
some money INTO the country. 1t
CHANGED that he took stroll up the
sidewalk to the old town, In an
hour he came back mad us wet hen
for having stopped off here; he seized
his grip and prepared for the next
train. He was full Of ''God- forsaken
country, ''no water" and other
damnable lies that are continually
being harpcd about by these carbun-
Giles in an undetermined way. 1t was
too plain that he had met one of
those crawling, carping, blear-eyed,
neighbor- hating gentry and had been
given the usual dose This is getting
unbearable. We have as magnificent
country as has ever been turned out
by the hand of God, but, strange to
say, this vermin that wallows In lies
and breeds in hatred Of mankind and
human progress, can and will influ-
ence visitors by their hideous calamity
whine and venomous, Shiny lies
against our locality. Some of them
have even been known to meet the
trains and when stranger steps off
to rush up and warn him away. All
their unholy falsehoods could be re-
futed by respectable citizens, backed
by undeniable proof, if the visitor
would remain few days, but he is so
sickened with the poisonous saliva
that has been vomited over and into
HIM that he hastens away in disgust.
When cornered by their neighbors
these sinking remains of barbarism
will laud the country as if they were
playing on the harp of thousand
strings, and then will Immediately
sneak off and shove out their deadly |
sting More harm has been done
this section by such snipes of hell
than all other sources combined. |
Their sickening cobra poison is ever
eating away the life of our advance
ment If their inner natures could |
be stamped on their countenance to
be gazed on by the public, Don Levy
would look like an Apollo beside
them. We cannot afford to allow |
them to go on giving full sway to all
the damnable suggestions of their
vile hearts unmolested Let them be
spotted, and when found, no matter
who they be, let them be stunned,
ostracised, cut off socially, financially
and in every business way from the
good people Of Weiser. Let them
be bounded from the community.
Warn them at the first break, and if
they throw out their venom a second
time, bring forth the tar barrel and
the bag of feathers.