February 7, 1884 (4 pages)

The Nevada haily Transeript. Nevada County Official Press. gic ar Daily, Mondays Excepted, BROWN . & CALKINS. THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1884, Reon _ PHENOMENAL IGNORANCB. ee Since the Placerville Republican is 20 well posted about mining reservoirs and dams, which it says cen do a possible harm, 1f abandoned, perhaps it will be good enongh to explain how it was that the English reservoir burst its sides and caused 80 much injury to property in the valley.—Sacramento Bee, Permit us to say a word or two on this subject while the Placerville pa: per is getting’ ready to answer. ‘" Abendon the mining reservoirs, and the oceans of water they hold back during the heaviest winter storms, letting it flow down gradually in the dry season, will reach the valleys when least desired and make the anti-miners who have a horror of wet feet hunt their housetops in a hurry. To make this matter plainer, we will give the capacityin cubic feet of some of the artificial lakes: North Bloomfield Company’s,1,050,000,000; Milton Company’s 650,000,000; Euteka Lake Company’s 1,130,000,000; Yubs W. and M. Co.’s, 1,800,000, 000; Omega and Blue Tent Company’s, 300,000,000. As to how the English dam “‘burst its sides,”as our brilliant contemporary says, let it hire some experienced dam-wrecker to explode a few pounds of giant powder under the building -it calls home, and watch the effect from a safe distance. It woald then quit asking silly questions as to how the English reservoir broke. LPT EN HTT OK A Sax Dominco paper, El Propagador, advocates the finterference of the Government in the excavations now being carried on where the city of Vega Real-once stood. This city was engulfed at 9 a.m. on the 20th of April, 1564. It is’ related that it sank right into the earth, andthe place where the city once stood is now known as Las Trembladeras, or the ‘quaking swamp.” It was handsomely constructed, and the inhabitants were said to be wealthy and given to indulgence in luxury. A mint existed at the town and coined money for home use. In view of the great difficulty of getting labor performed in hot-and malarious regions, it san scarcely be ex: pected that the work of excavating the ruins will be carried on with much vigor. Democratic predictions are num~erous that Ohio will go Republican this year, on account of the scandal of the Senatorial contest, but the Cleveland Leadér warns the Repubicans not to be deluded by such Jalk. It asserts that the Democrattic party has never been so well organized in that Stateas now, and that however much kicking there may be against the new machine and the new bosses, the party -will fall in solidly behind them when election day comen. The leader believes that only by wise counsel and hard, unceasing labor-can Qhio be made Republican. A Man by the name of Taylor, who has aranch six miles west of the head of cattle creek, in Colorado, is building an enclosure which will contain over 3,000 acres, fur the purpose of raising deer and elk for Eastern market, as curiosities for parks, etc. The fence is to be sixteen feet high. He expects to complete the park by next Fall, in time to catch the deer and elk as they come from the mountains, He will leave gates over the trails, and is confident he can catch all he. wants. Mr. Taylor says young elk or dee: will sell readily in the East for $100. We P. "Barn won Miss Frisca Havertield of Cincinnati; but she is only fourteen, whereas the law in _ Ohio-requires that the bride shall be over eighteen. years of age. Her ingenuity, however, overcame this impediment in tne way of her marriage. She put the figures 18 in to her shoe, and as she stood to anawer the cle k's question she quietly said: “I am over éighteen.” The masriage license was granted, and the pair are hiding from an irate mother. Tux ‘favorite Boston weapon for atreet use just néw is the ‘‘paralyzer,” a leather club seven and one half inches long, with a spriog running through it, andthe end loaded with iron. You carry your hand in ‘your coat pocket with a paralyzer * fastened to the wrist, and you can knock a garroter senseless without trouble. But the garrctera also Luy them, aud Boston promises to be a chcice residence city if the thing goes on. _ Or all Oriental carpets the Persian are by far the best, and the test of a troe Persian is that used by the natives themselves, namely, to drop a piece of red-hot charcoal upon it. This leaves a singed round spot. If “the carpet is a good one of the first quality, the hand can then brash off the singed wool without the least trace of the burn being afterward ‘discernable, : It was not the fame of Mr. Sul‘Tivan’s pogilistic skill that drew ont 1: 6,000 San Franciscans to receive him. It wes the announcement that be was from Boston. ms “mine ohana in Great Britain has DR. E. B. LIGHTHILL Of New York City, Begs leave to give notice that he has opened an Office in the UNION HOTEL, NKVADA CITY, For the purpose of extending to the afflicted in this vicinity the benefits of his extensive experience in the treatment and cure DEAFNESS, CATARRH, And Diseases of the HEAD, EYE, THROAT, AND LUNGS. For upwards of twenty-five years Dr. Lighthill’s professional attention. has been exclusively devoted to the relief and cure of these important ailments and it ie with pardonable pride that he refers*to the success which he has achieved in this special deHis method of treatment is original and partment of medical science, based upon the most approved acientific principles which his apparatus and appliances for the examination and treatment of the hidden cavities of the head, throat and air passages, are confessedly the most perfect of anything of the kind yet devised, enabling him not only to readily discover the exact nature of the complaint, but also to direct his appliéations to the diseased parts so effectually that relief is experienced at once, and permanent cures are often effected in the most stubborn and aggravated cases. And it is one of the happy features of his practice that the applications cause neither pain nor distress, and can therefore be readily administered to the most timid or nervous person. In the interest of science, Dr. Lighthill hereby extends a cordia juvitation to the medical profession, members of the press, aciciehiate, and all interested iv the subject, to come and investigate his methods and A candid opinion will invariably be given as to the probabilities of s cure, and no: case will be accepted’ for treatment which does not offer a reasonable chance of success, 2 Xo (Editorial from the Sacramento Record-UnADVANCE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE, ‘ “Knowledge is power,” ssid the wise man 20. often quoted, . and the o trath of which truism was a peitatily never more applicable than in the investigation and treatment of diseaser, A visit yesterday to the office-rooms of Dr. ‘Lightbill, whose articles in the Record-Union upon deafness and diseases. of the throat and lungs have no doubt been recently perused by all our readers, was well repaid by witnessing the advances in medical science and medical appliances which have been made Phe instruments which the doctor brings to within the past few years. his aid in pxamination of these diseases enables, through the use of reflecting glasses, etc, almost as complete and ‘perfect a view of the interior of the passages and organs of the head, ear and throat, had of the exterior surface of the as can be head. The method of treatment of any derangement or disease of any of these parts, or the lungs, is no less direct or simple, for with an endless variety of instruments for local treatment of these hidden passages and organs, medicated spray, vapor or finest powdered remedies are applied without tho least difficulty 6r annoyance to the patient. The result of such treatment direct to the parts affected, instead of—as stomach, when that organ was perfectly innocent, wili be seen at once by all. Many of the instruments used by Dr. Lighthill are of his own jpvention, and bave been accepted by the best medical authority as highly valuable improvements and aids in the line of his specialty, [Editorial from the Sacramento Bee, January 16, 1883.] & SKILLED SPKCTALIET. A visit of inspection was made yesterday to the rooms of Dr. E. B. Li.hthill, a noted physician of New York, who is specially engaged in the treatment of catarrh and diseases of the eye, throat, ear and nasal organs. In his rooms we found a variety of delicate appliances used treating them mildly with proper and painless remedial liquids, vapors and powders, as the case may require. Varied and well adapted instruments for removing obstacles from the throat were shown; and the separate use of each explained. One'portion of the apparetus contains a atrong reflected shows the cavity of the throat, or by which any cavity oan be seen, and treated successfully, and by the aid of mirrors the vocal organs are plainly viewed. During the visit Dr, Lighthill was able to illustrate very aneogeatally by operations upon two patients who declared they had been much relieved bythe treatment. Itis evident that the doctor loves the atudy to which he has devoted thirty years of his life, and that he is one in whom every containly a scientific specialist. means of treatment and to witness. . its results. : = > fidence can be placed, for he is cer OFFICK HOURS FROM 10 to 12.4, m., AND FROM 2 TO 4p, a. by former methods — dosing the} for reaching the affected organs and . light = which . BROWN'S BITTERS willcure brfp are sheartburn, ial, ria, kidn uae . _and other" pes heeae sili BROWN ‘S TRON BITTERS enriches the blood and purifies the system; cures wealeness, lack of energy, etc. Try a bottle. BROWNS IRON BITTERS is the only Iron preparation thiat does not color the teeth, and will not. cause headache or _constipation, as other Iron commen will. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS ‘Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia, hysteria, and kindred comylaints, will find it without an equal. q FOR SALE BY CARB BROTHERS, HAVE YOU TRIED THE KINGBIRD CIGAR? Made ot the very Finest Stcck AND SOLD FOR Five Cents Only. THE KINGBIRD Is equal to many Cigars thit are sold for double that. price. ALSO A FULL LINE OF Domestic -nd Imported Cigars OF ALL PRICES. E. ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL STREET, OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. CONFEDERATE X ROADS, Junction eases ialand Main streets, Ne da City, MIKE HANLEY, =Keeps Hencken’& Schroder’s Peal Joust hist 4@ ASK FOR ITGA Prop’r, * Everybody knows the place, and it needs no recommendation, Hibernia Hall Association of Nevada City, J hee ANNUAL MEETING. of the stockholders of the Hibernia Hall Association of Nevada.City will be held at Hibernia Hall, Nevada City, Cal., on Saturday, the Ist day of March, 1884, at the hour of 7 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of electing « Board of ‘Directors to serve. during the ensuiig year,and for the transaction of such other busihess aS may cone before the meeting. ‘March ist, 1884, at . : ‘clock, P. M. Abe CAR R, Secretary.Office at Carr ‘Seuned Drug Store, corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada Vity,Cal. February 8, 1884. Dissdlution of f Copartnership. ‘HE co partnership pheretofore oe Seowm¢ F. Perry and David Rodrick, er the firm name of the GALENA MINi ‘G COMPANY has been dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the mine will be continued by the GALENA MINING] COMPANY, a corporation ee RODRICK, SaniUrL D. SIMMORS, J.G.KNO San Francisco, January kag 1884. FRUE CONCENTRATOR Tran-fer--boqks wil! close on Saturday, . febs . ° LIAM WOLF'S PRICE, LIST —FOR— Ce & XL. Flour per 100 Ibs.. $2 75 Wheat Le ee oo 2 25 Corn Wes 2 25 Barley BOS ke yaa 1 45 {Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 50 Middlings 100 lbs.. 1 50 Bran _— 100 lbw. 1 25 Crushed Sugar 8 1-2 lbs 1 00 And everything else in propor nT WL JAM WOLF. FOR SALE. . ie STREET.NORTH OF AND ADJOINING.’ THE NEW YORK HOUSE. For particulars enquire of jal2 WALLING & GAYLCRD. DANCING SCHOOL. JOHN MICHELL’s Pape SCHOOL AT Nevada City Theatre, Kvery Saturday Evening. Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Every Saturday afternoon at® o'clock, ladies and children's class; admission 26 cents. 4a7Dance music furnished for parties at reasonable prices. 830. Gold Dust Bought Win. George.--Grass Valley. A. K. BISHOP, Justice of the Peaee, -AND— Minine Agent. North Bloomfi-ld, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Buys and sells Mines on commission. aweek. $5 outfit ree. Pay absoluteay yas. No risk, Capital not required. Reader, if you want busi" am at which persons of either sex, young -or old, can make great pay all the time they work with abeciute certainty, Write for particu ulars to H. Hatugtr & Co, Portland Maine. 22 Agency © Gormully _ Celebrated » Boys’ and Youths fp lieal Bicycles. ey osponn-& Auexancen, . 628 er St., opp. Palace Hotel, 8. F. . Mechanics Tools, eproatises and Machinery w. Pp. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law. } TILL PRACTICE IN * IN THE SLATE AND W "Unitet States Cour . any:case of dandruff, falling out of Granulated“ 9 “ 1060 Brown * 10 “100 Java Coffee 4 “ 100 CostaRica -6 “ 100 Beans 25 * 100 Tomatoes 8 cans.. 1 00 GreenCom 7: “..1 00 Green Peas 7 “.. 1 00 String Beans 7 ‘‘.. 1 00 Oysters 10: Sees 1¢0 Lobsters ( aacemre tg 1 00 Sardines 6. *.. £00 Jelly 6.2 org 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “.. 1.00 Cerned Beef 3 “.. 1:00 Salmon iia la ger 1 00 Table Peaches 4 ‘“.. 1 00 Coffee, 5 Ib cans ... 95 Coffee, 3 lb cans ... 50 ‘Chocolate, 4 papers . .1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 100 Tea, 6 Ib box.... 150 Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for.... 100 Candles per box..-. 1 75 Soap per box...+. 25 Butter perroll .. ----62 1-2 Eggs per dozen...: 80c THE PREMISES SITUATED ON} # Lucy Myers, Ella Mitchell, Mrs. James Watt, Mrs. 8. P. Dorsey, Mrs. W. Stoddard, Lou, Powell, Ella Madrill, Emma Bosworth, Eda Hill, Lou Dorsey, Emily Jenkins, Mrs. W. K. 8} Sadie Johnston, Mrs. J. F. Ki ee, Minnie Bethel, Annie Conaway. NEVADA CITY: Mrs. R. M. Hunt, Mrs. F. G, Beatty, G. E. Turner, M. Allen, Lucy Bebo, G. C. Gaylord, red 8. A, Eddy, N. Kennedy. J.H. Brrne, J, A. Seely, G. F. Jacobs. J. ponte T. Hicks, A. Walrath, B. 8. Rector, Emma Gove, Austin Walrath, J Naffziger, G. Grissel A, Chapman, E, H. Gaylord G Smith, C. J. Naffziger, A. R Wadsw L. Garthe, Wm. H [Crawford K. Casper, A. W. Lester, GyYNihell, W. H. Smith, N. Douglass, J. 8. Holbrook, G. W. Giffin, Searls, G, E. Robinson! I. J. Roife, G. M. Hughes, E. M. Preston, C. J, Brand, Alhe Crawford, D. Mason, Katie Matteson G. D. Blakey, Mary Gault, Maggie No an, OR, Richatds, Emma McAuley, Ida Maltman, C. Crosby, Sallie Groves, M ie Martin, Mamie Jack J.G. Hartwell, ‘ Millie Noffziger, D. E. Moi Annie Loyd, J. L. Holland Wm. F. vens, Cora Clark, Belle Millhone, J.M. Yeling. M. A. Ster’ W. F. Englebright, Jennie Neuman, A. Charronat, P. Clancy, S.A. Ribble, E. : Tom} kins, A. D. Tower, Matteson, Sarah Miller, is ps C. Kent, J. Webber, M. B.B. Potter Jennie Adair, C. Grimes, J. 5. Dunn, H, Cooper, T. Mein, . Legg, G. C, Shaw, J. B. Conn, C. Harrison, ' Cc yee ALK Pennington, J. E. Ca C. Eddy A.{Blumenthal! ¥. W. Charles, } SB, Walrath, J. Evans HAIR ‘DRESSING. ILL DO HAIR WCRK of all descriptions. Lowest pe te prices. Satisfaction ¢ id Pine Street, first house rear of bape t Church, Am also agent for the German Vegetable Hair Toute. With this preparation will guarantee nar, etc., for$l. 8 ing a my dence or at patrons’ houses. © GRAND _ LEAP YEAR PARTY ‘—aT— HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA CITY, —OnNThursday Eve’g, Feb. 14, 1884, BY— THE LADIES OF NEVADA CITY. AgFull Orchestra, All the Latest Misie —— FLOOR DIRECTOR: Allie M. Turner. Sud) ah FLOOR er Ida Allen, a J. ¥. Hunter, Mrs, T. 8. Ford, ry E. O’Donnel, Miss B. Valantine, Mer w.L. Thurston. Mre 8. A. Eddy, “ Amelia Hook, ~ Emily Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMITTEE:: Mrs. J; E. Brown, _ Belle Stover, Mrs. John Rector, . Jessie Nivens, MPR. D. Carter, Mrs. E. Merrifield, Mary Gray, Mrs. H. 8. Welch, Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mrs, L. M. Sukeforth, Mary Hendersen, Mrs. H. 8. Bradley, Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft, Mrs. G. W. Welch, Annie Spencer, Ciara Muncey. INVITATION COMMITTEE: GRASS VALLEY. Mre. Lydia Johnston, Jessie Ridge two Gentlemen, $1.50. Gentlemen> ~Dancers without escorte, $1.50. ~ 28 pecta tors to Gallery——Gentlemen 5 cents Ladies 50 cents, Assessment Notice. LPHA HYDRAULIC GRAVEL MEKING \ COMPANY,—L of place of business, San Francisco, obiitere Location of works, Alpha Hill, Washington Township, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby B tho that at a meeting of the Board of Pircctors, held on the 25th day of January, 1884, an assessment b(No 5) of 26 cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, i in United States gold’ coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Compa” ny, No. 328 Montgomery street,’Room 8, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon Which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Twenty-Fifth day of March. A. D, 1884, will be delinquent and advertised for-sale at public auction ; and unless payment is made before, will be seld on Fewiey the 25th day of April, A. D. 1884, y the delinquent assessment together wi costs of advertising and expenses of vale, Va order of the Boaid of peony ool M. SCOTT, Secretary, pio tem. Office, Montgomery street, Room 8,1 San Francisco, Call PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM. f eet elegant dressingis preferred by those who haveused it,toany similararticle, on account of its superior cleanliness and purity. It contains materials fy ery are beneficialto the scalp and ir an Always Restores the Youthful Color .te Grey or Faded Mair. Parker’s Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent falling of the hair and to remove dandruff and itching Hiscox & Co., N. Y, 60c. and $1 sizes, at dealers. in drugs and medicines, Milton Mining & Water Co. M EETING OF THESH AREHOLDERS A of the Milton Mining and Water Company will be held at the office of the mag ny, Koom 24, No. 320 Sansome Street Francisco, Cal., on FRIDAY, the &th th day of FEBRUARY, Issa, at the hour of 12 o'clock , for the purpose of electing a Board of Di rectors c serve during the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business, as may come before the meeting. Transfer Books will close on Wednesday Feb. 6, 1884. ehh hour of 4o’clock P. M. VIR, Secretary pro tem. Office 320 Sansoine Street, Room 24, San Francisco, Cal. jis ~ An Ordinance. An Ordinencelsiilaes ser Section, to he called Section 6, of Ordinance No; 7 ’ providing for tke exemption of Bi les from the ot Section-4; Ordinance No. 7, oe ECTION HE tor, owner or bulldieg in wich 8 s‘Diliard Table Table x Billiard to be uw Ae Prowl ini Hg bgp ee gn ta being made therefor, shall Be ex rom ft id tak’ wiping Fabior haben, upon 1 ‘is Ordinance, and shall be Granenee — See Ee 8o much of Section Hoar ollntiesnte No 7 as conflicts with this Ordinance is pho i Ticket admitting one Lady and. Guild’s Auction House. E¥enle Grsild brad removed his Auction Rooms to, W. R. Coe’s old-Shoestore, junction of Main and Commercial streets, where he will carry on a GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, Repairing of Furniture of all itis, spits iets Job Painting, Glazing, Guilding, Bronzing, Etc. as new, and sell it on commission or at auction. I am agent for Nevada county of the New Prices of Stained. Glas For Transom, and ‘Side Lights of Front Doors, Windows, Churches, Saloons, etc. Prices Low and satisfaction given. Give me a call. Will sell property wal in Nevada County on very low terms. CASH ig STORE HUSSEY & SON, Elave Opened a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W. R.-Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand reine re ASSORTMENT OF : -. Fanaily Groceries, Provisions. Wines. LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &C. WE PROPUSE TO SELL = om Cast Osis, And{by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES for the best qualities of Goods than Anv other Dealer in Nevada City. RUSSEY & er. 2 Grocery House in Nevada City Osi pee invitation to call before makiag their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. s # Stationers, ~ Booksellers, and «ey ’ ee I will take your old Furniture; make it look as goodJ. dv JACKSON, -= = PROPRIETOR. The Largest the best and Cheapest Everything usually found in a First-Class] Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To thoes who have never traded with me I extend a special BRAND BROTHERS, National Hxehange Hotel Block road Stret, evada City eck ies tee See” cll

The Nevada haily Transeript. Nevada County Official Press. gic ar Daily, Mondays Excepted, BROWN . & CALKINS. THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1884, Reon _ PHENOMENAL IGNORANCB. ee Since the Placerville Republican is 20 well posted about mining reservoirs and dams, which it says cen do a possible harm, 1f abandoned, perhaps it will be good enongh to explain how it was that the English reservoir burst its sides and caused 80 much injury to property in the valley.—Sacramento Bee, Permit us to say a word or two on this subject while the Placerville pa: per is getting’ ready to answer. ‘" Abendon the mining reservoirs, and the oceans of water they hold back during the heaviest winter storms, letting it flow down gradually in the dry season, will reach the valleys when least desired and make the anti-miners who have a horror of wet feet hunt their housetops in a hurry. To make this matter plainer, we will give the capacityin cubic feet of some of the artificial lakes: North Bloomfield Company’s,1,050,000,000; Milton Company’s 650,000,000; Euteka Lake Company’s 1,130,000,000; Yubs W. and M. Co.’s, 1,800,000, 000; Omega and Blue Tent Company’s, 300,000,000. As to how the English dam “‘burst its sides,”as our brilliant contemporary says, let it hire some experienced dam-wrecker to explode a few pounds of giant powder under the building -it calls home, and watch the effect from a safe distance. It woald then quit asking silly questions as to how the English reservoir broke. LPT EN HTT OK A Sax Dominco paper, El Propagador, advocates the finterference of the Government in the excavations now being carried on where the city of Vega Real-once stood. This city was engulfed at 9 a.m. on the 20th of April, 1564. It is’ related that it sank right into the earth, andthe place where the city once stood is now known as Las Trembladeras, or the ‘quaking swamp.” It was handsomely constructed, and the inhabitants were said to be wealthy and given to indulgence in luxury. A mint existed at the town and coined money for home use. In view of the great difficulty of getting labor performed in hot-and malarious regions, it san scarcely be ex: pected that the work of excavating the ruins will be carried on with much vigor. Democratic predictions are num~erous that Ohio will go Republican this year, on account of the scandal of the Senatorial contest, but the Cleveland Leadér warns the Repubicans not to be deluded by such Jalk. It asserts that the Democrattic party has never been so well organized in that Stateas now, and that however much kicking there may be against the new machine and the new bosses, the party -will fall in solidly behind them when election day comen. The leader believes that only by wise counsel and hard, unceasing labor-can Qhio be made Republican. A Man by the name of Taylor, who has aranch six miles west of the head of cattle creek, in Colorado, is building an enclosure which will contain over 3,000 acres, fur the purpose of raising deer and elk for Eastern market, as curiosities for parks, etc. The fence is to be sixteen feet high. He expects to complete the park by next Fall, in time to catch the deer and elk as they come from the mountains, He will leave gates over the trails, and is confident he can catch all he. wants. Mr. Taylor says young elk or dee: will sell readily in the East for $100. We P. "Barn won Miss Frisca Havertield of Cincinnati; but she is only fourteen, whereas the law in _ Ohio-requires that the bride shall be over eighteen. years of age. Her ingenuity, however, overcame this impediment in tne way of her marriage. She put the figures 18 in to her shoe, and as she stood to anawer the cle k's question she quietly said: “I am over éighteen.” The masriage license was granted, and the pair are hiding from an irate mother. Tux ‘favorite Boston weapon for atreet use just néw is the ‘‘paralyzer,” a leather club seven and one half inches long, with a spriog running through it, andthe end loaded with iron. You carry your hand in ‘your coat pocket with a paralyzer * fastened to the wrist, and you can knock a garroter senseless without trouble. But the garrctera also Luy them, aud Boston promises to be a chcice residence city if the thing goes on. _ Or all Oriental carpets the Persian are by far the best, and the test of a troe Persian is that used by the natives themselves, namely, to drop a piece of red-hot charcoal upon it. This leaves a singed round spot. If “the carpet is a good one of the first quality, the hand can then brash off the singed wool without the least trace of the burn being afterward ‘discernable, : It was not the fame of Mr. Sul‘Tivan’s pogilistic skill that drew ont 1: 6,000 San Franciscans to receive him. It wes the announcement that be was from Boston. ms “mine ohana in Great Britain has DR. E. B. LIGHTHILL Of New York City, Begs leave to give notice that he has opened an Office in the UNION HOTEL, NKVADA CITY, For the purpose of extending to the afflicted in this vicinity the benefits of his extensive experience in the treatment and cure DEAFNESS, CATARRH, And Diseases of the HEAD, EYE, THROAT, AND LUNGS. For upwards of twenty-five years Dr. Lighthill’s professional attention. has been exclusively devoted to the relief and cure of these important ailments and it ie with pardonable pride that he refers*to the success which he has achieved in this special deHis method of treatment is original and partment of medical science, based upon the most approved acientific principles which his apparatus and appliances for the examination and treatment of the hidden cavities of the head, throat and air passages, are confessedly the most perfect of anything of the kind yet devised, enabling him not only to readily discover the exact nature of the complaint, but also to direct his appliéations to the diseased parts so effectually that relief is experienced at once, and permanent cures are often effected in the most stubborn and aggravated cases. And it is one of the happy features of his practice that the applications cause neither pain nor distress, and can therefore be readily administered to the most timid or nervous person. In the interest of science, Dr. Lighthill hereby extends a cordia juvitation to the medical profession, members of the press, aciciehiate, and all interested iv the subject, to come and investigate his methods and A candid opinion will invariably be given as to the probabilities of s cure, and no: case will be accepted’ for treatment which does not offer a reasonable chance of success, 2 Xo (Editorial from the Sacramento Record-UnADVANCE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE, ‘ “Knowledge is power,” ssid the wise man 20. often quoted, . and the o trath of which truism was a peitatily never more applicable than in the investigation and treatment of diseaser, A visit yesterday to the office-rooms of Dr. ‘Lightbill, whose articles in the Record-Union upon deafness and diseases. of the throat and lungs have no doubt been recently perused by all our readers, was well repaid by witnessing the advances in medical science and medical appliances which have been made Phe instruments which the doctor brings to within the past few years. his aid in pxamination of these diseases enables, through the use of reflecting glasses, etc, almost as complete and ‘perfect a view of the interior of the passages and organs of the head, ear and throat, had of the exterior surface of the as can be head. The method of treatment of any derangement or disease of any of these parts, or the lungs, is no less direct or simple, for with an endless variety of instruments for local treatment of these hidden passages and organs, medicated spray, vapor or finest powdered remedies are applied without tho least difficulty 6r annoyance to the patient. The result of such treatment direct to the parts affected, instead of—as stomach, when that organ was perfectly innocent, wili be seen at once by all. Many of the instruments used by Dr. Lighthill are of his own jpvention, and bave been accepted by the best medical authority as highly valuable improvements and aids in the line of his specialty, [Editorial from the Sacramento Bee, January 16, 1883.] & SKILLED SPKCTALIET. A visit of inspection was made yesterday to the rooms of Dr. E. B. Li.hthill, a noted physician of New York, who is specially engaged in the treatment of catarrh and diseases of the eye, throat, ear and nasal organs. In his rooms we found a variety of delicate appliances used treating them mildly with proper and painless remedial liquids, vapors and powders, as the case may require. Varied and well adapted instruments for removing obstacles from the throat were shown; and the separate use of each explained. One'portion of the apparetus contains a atrong reflected shows the cavity of the throat, or by which any cavity oan be seen, and treated successfully, and by the aid of mirrors the vocal organs are plainly viewed. During the visit Dr, Lighthill was able to illustrate very aneogeatally by operations upon two patients who declared they had been much relieved bythe treatment. Itis evident that the doctor loves the atudy to which he has devoted thirty years of his life, and that he is one in whom every containly a scientific specialist. means of treatment and to witness. . its results. : = > fidence can be placed, for he is cer OFFICK HOURS FROM 10 to 12.4, m., AND FROM 2 TO 4p, a. by former methods — dosing the} for reaching the affected organs and . light = which . BROWN'S BITTERS willcure brfp are sheartburn, ial, ria, kidn uae . _and other" pes heeae sili BROWN ‘S TRON BITTERS enriches the blood and purifies the system; cures wealeness, lack of energy, etc. Try a bottle. BROWNS IRON BITTERS is the only Iron preparation thiat does not color the teeth, and will not. cause headache or _constipation, as other Iron commen will. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS ‘Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia, hysteria, and kindred comylaints, will find it without an equal. q FOR SALE BY CARB BROTHERS, HAVE YOU TRIED THE KINGBIRD CIGAR? Made ot the very Finest Stcck AND SOLD FOR Five Cents Only. THE KINGBIRD Is equal to many Cigars thit are sold for double that. price. ALSO A FULL LINE OF Domestic -nd Imported Cigars OF ALL PRICES. E. ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL STREET, OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. CONFEDERATE X ROADS, Junction eases ialand Main streets, Ne da City, MIKE HANLEY, =Keeps Hencken’& Schroder’s Peal Joust hist 4@ ASK FOR ITGA Prop’r, * Everybody knows the place, and it needs no recommendation, Hibernia Hall Association of Nevada City, J hee ANNUAL MEETING. of the stockholders of the Hibernia Hall Association of Nevada.City will be held at Hibernia Hall, Nevada City, Cal., on Saturday, the Ist day of March, 1884, at the hour of 7 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of electing « Board of ‘Directors to serve. during the ensuiig year,and for the transaction of such other busihess aS may cone before the meeting. ‘March ist, 1884, at . : ‘clock, P. M. Abe CAR R, Secretary.Office at Carr ‘Seuned Drug Store, corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada Vity,Cal. February 8, 1884. Dissdlution of f Copartnership. ‘HE co partnership pheretofore oe Seowm¢ F. Perry and David Rodrick, er the firm name of the GALENA MINi ‘G COMPANY has been dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the mine will be continued by the GALENA MINING] COMPANY, a corporation ee RODRICK, SaniUrL D. SIMMORS, J.G.KNO San Francisco, January kag 1884. FRUE CONCENTRATOR Tran-fer--boqks wil! close on Saturday, . febs .

° LIAM WOLF'S PRICE, LIST —FOR— Ce & XL. Flour per 100 Ibs... $2 75 Wheat Le ee oo 2 25 Corn Wes 2 25 Barley BOS ke yaa 1 45 {Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 50 Middlings 100 lbs... 1 50 Bran _— 100 lbw.. 1 25 Crushed Sugar 8 1-2 lbs 1 00 And everything else in propor nT WL JAM WOLF. FOR SALE. . ie STREET.NORTH OF AND ADJOINING.’ THE NEW YORK HOUSE. For particulars enquire of jal2 WALLING & GAYLCRD. DANCING SCHOOL. JOHN MICHELL’s Pape SCHOOL AT Nevada City Theatre, Kvery Saturday Evening. Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Every Saturday afternoon at® o'clock, ladies and children's class; admission 26 cents. 4a7Dance music furnished for parties at reasonable prices. 830. Gold Dust Bought Win. George.--Grass Valley. A. K. BISHOP, Justice of the Peaee, -AND— Minine Agent. North Bloomfi-ld, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Buys and sells Mines on commission. aweek. $5 outfit ree. Pay absoluteay yas. No risk, Capital not required. Reader, if you want busi" am at which persons of either sex, young -or old, can make great pay all the time they work with abeciute certainty, Write for particu ulars to H. Hatugtr & Co, Portland Maine. 22 Agency © Gormully _ Celebrated » Boys’ and Youths fp lieal Bicycles. ey osponn-& Auexancen, . 628 er St., opp. Palace Hotel, 8. F. . Mechanics Tools, eproatises and Machinery w. Pp. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law. } TILL PRACTICE IN * IN THE SLATE AND W "Unitet States Cour . any:case of dandruff, falling out of Granulated“ 9 “ 1060 Brown * 10 “100 Java Coffee 4 “ 100 CostaRica -6 “ 100 Beans 25 * 100 Tomatoes 8 cans... 1 00 GreenCom 7: “...1 00 Green Peas 7 “... 1 00 String Beans 7 ‘‘... 1 00 Oysters 10: Sees 1¢0 Lobsters ( aacemre tg 1 00 Sardines 6. *... £00 Jelly 6.2 org 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “... 1.00 Cerned Beef 3 “... 1:00 Salmon iia la ger 1 00 Table Peaches 4 ‘“... 1 00 Coffee, 5 Ib cans ..... 95 Coffee, 3 lb cans ..... 50 ‘Chocolate, 4 papers .. .1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 100 Tea, 6 Ib box....... 150 Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for....... 100 Candles per box....-.. 1 75 Soap per box......+. 25 Butter perroll ... ----62 1-2 Eggs per dozen.....: 80c THE PREMISES SITUATED ON} # Lucy Myers, Ella Mitchell, Mrs. James Watt, Mrs. 8. P. Dorsey, Mrs. W. Stoddard, Lou, Powell, Ella Madrill, Emma Bosworth, Eda Hill, Lou Dorsey, Emily Jenkins, Mrs. W. K. 8} Sadie Johnston, Mrs. J. F. Ki ee, Minnie Bethel, Annie Conaway. NEVADA CITY: Mrs. R. M. Hunt, Mrs. F. G, Beatty, G. E. Turner, M. Allen, Lucy Bebo, G. C. Gaylord, red 8. A, Eddy, N. Kennedy. J.H. Brrne, J, A. Seely, G. F. Jacobs. J. ponte T. Hicks, A. Walrath, B. 8. Rector, Emma Gove, Austin Walrath, J Naffziger, G. Grissel A, Chapman, E, H. Gaylord G Smith, C. J. Naffziger, A. R Wadsw L. Garthe, Wm. H [Crawford K. Casper, A. W. Lester, GyYNihell, W. H. Smith, N. Douglass, J. 8. Holbrook, G. W. Giffin, Searls, G, E. Robinson! I. J. Roife, G. M. Hughes, E. M. Preston, C. J, Brand, Alhe Crawford, D. Mason, Katie Matteson G. D. Blakey, Mary Gault, Maggie No an, OR, Richatds, Emma McAuley, Ida Maltman, C. Crosby, Sallie Groves, M ie Martin, Mamie Jack J.G. Hartwell, ‘ Millie Noffziger, D. E. Moi Annie Loyd, J. L. Holland Wm. F. vens, Cora Clark, Belle Millhone, J.M. Yeling. M. A. Ster’ W. F. Englebright, Jennie Neuman, A. Charronat, P. Clancy, S.A. Ribble, E. : Tom} kins, A. D. Tower, Matteson, Sarah Miller, is ps C. Kent, J. Webber, M. B.B. Potter Jennie Adair, C. Grimes, J. 5. Dunn, H, Cooper, T. Mein, . Legg, G. C, Shaw, J. B. Conn, C. Harrison, ' Cc yee ALK Pennington, J. E. Ca C. Eddy A.{Blumenthal! ¥. W. Charles, } SB, Walrath, J. Evans HAIR ‘DRESSING. ILL DO HAIR WCRK of all descriptions. Lowest pe te prices. Satisfaction ¢ id Pine Street, first house rear of bape t Church, Am also agent for the German Vegetable Hair Toute. With this preparation will guarantee nar, etc., for$l. 8 ing a my dence or at patrons’ houses. © GRAND _ LEAP YEAR PARTY ‘—aT— HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA CITY, —OnNThursday Eve’g, Feb. 14, 1884, BY— THE LADIES OF NEVADA CITY. AgFull Orchestra, All the Latest Misie —— FLOOR DIRECTOR: Allie M. Turner. Sud) ah FLOOR er Ida Allen, a J. ¥. Hunter, Mrs, T. 8. Ford, ry E. O’Donnel, Miss B. Valantine, Mer w.L. Thurston. Mre 8. A. Eddy, “ Amelia Hook, ~ Emily Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMITTEE:: Mrs. J; E. Brown, _ Belle Stover, Mrs. John Rector, . Jessie Nivens, MPR. D. Carter, Mrs. E. Merrifield, Mary Gray, Mrs. H. 8. Welch, Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mrs, L. M. Sukeforth, Mary Hendersen, Mrs. H. 8. Bradley, Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft, Mrs. G. W. Welch, Annie Spencer, Ciara Muncey. INVITATION COMMITTEE: GRASS VALLEY. Mre. Lydia Johnston, Jessie Ridge two Gentlemen, $1.50. Gentlemen> ~Dancers without escorte, $1.50. ~ 28 pecta tors to Gallery——Gentlemen 5 cents Ladies 50 cents, Assessment Notice. LPHA HYDRAULIC GRAVEL MEKING \ COMPANY,—L of place of business, San Francisco, obiitere Location of works, Alpha Hill, Washington Township, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby B tho that at a meeting of the Board of Pircctors, held on the 25th day of January, 1884, an assessment b(No 5) of 26 cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, i in United States gold’ coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Compa” ny, No. 328 Montgomery street,’Room 8, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon Which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Twenty-Fifth day of March. A. D, 1884, will be delinquent and advertised for-sale at public auction ; and unless payment is made before, will be seld on Fewiey the 25th day of April, A. D. 1884, y the delinquent assessment together wi costs of advertising and expenses of vale, Va order of the Boaid of peony ool M. SCOTT, Secretary, pio tem. Office, Montgomery street, Room 8,1 San Francisco, Call PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM. f eet elegant dressingis preferred by those who haveused it,toany similararticle, on account of its superior cleanliness and purity. It contains materials fy ery are beneficialto the scalp and ir an Always Restores the Youthful Color .te Grey or Faded Mair. Parker’s Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent falling of the hair and to remove dandruff and itching Hiscox & Co., N. Y, 60c. and $1 sizes, at dealers. in drugs and medicines, Milton Mining & Water Co. M EETING OF THESH AREHOLDERS A of the Milton Mining and Water Company will be held at the office of the mag ny, Koom 24, No. 320 Sansome Street Francisco, Cal., on FRIDAY, the &th th day of FEBRUARY, Issa, at the hour of 12 o'clock , for the purpose of electing a Board of Di rectors c serve during the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business, as may come before the meeting. Transfer Books will close on Wednesday Feb. 6, 1884. ehh hour of 4o’clock P. M. VIR, Secretary pro tem. Office 320 Sansoine Street, Room 24, San Francisco, Cal. jis ~ An Ordinance. An Ordinencelsiilaes ser Section, to he called Section 6, of Ordinance No; 7 ’ providing for tke exemption of Bi les from the ot Section-4; Ordinance No. 7, oe ECTION HE tor, owner or bulldieg in wich 8 s‘Diliard Table Table x Billiard to be uw Ae Prowl ini Hg bgp ee gn ta being made therefor, shall Be ex rom ft id tak’ wiping Fabior haben, upon 1 ‘is Ordinance, and shall be Granenee — See Ee 8o much of Section Hoar ollntiesnte No 7 as conflicts with this Ordinance is pho i Ticket admitting one Lady and. Guild’s Auction House. E¥enle Grsild brad removed his Auction Rooms to, W. R. Coe’s old-Shoestore, junction of Main and Commercial streets, where he will carry on a GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, Repairing of Furniture of all itis, spits iets Job Painting, Glazing, Guilding, Bronzing, Etc. as new, and sell it on commission or at auction. I am agent for Nevada county of the New Prices of Stained. Glas For Transom, and ‘Side Lights of Front Doors, Windows, Churches, Saloons, etc. Prices Low and satisfaction given. Give me a call. Will sell property wal in Nevada County on very low terms. CASH ig STORE HUSSEY & SON, Elave Opened a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W. R.-Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand reine re ASSORTMENT OF : -. Fanaily Groceries, Provisions. Wines. LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &C. WE PROPUSE TO SELL = om Cast Osis, And{by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES for the best qualities of Goods than Anv other Dealer in Nevada City. RUSSEY & er. 2 Grocery House in Nevada City Osi pee invitation to call before makiag their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. s # Stationers, ~ Booksellers, and «ey ’ ee I will take your old Furniture; make it look as goodJ. dv JACKSON, -= = PROPRIETOR. The Largest the best and Cheapest Everything usually found in a First-Class] Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To thoes who have never traded with me I extend a special BRAND BROTHERS, National Hxehange Hotel Block road Stret, evada City eck ies tee See” cll