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The Latest Information Regarding the And in all the place there's ne'er @ face) Pigmy Races of Men, A lecture was given recently at the ay pets bch Aneel eens, = 14 one la geass eae be ‘When a little sick child looked up and smiled, the Natural History Departments of the . . 4#*he.sst op my lady's ae os British Museum, on “The Pigmy Races . frer fan it fiirte and flutters,And all around no man is found Various classical Goda Pie a Serthians dis anos ae others were cited to show the wide-spread . But, oh! to her, the best bobo belief in the existence of races of human’ Fein hy gsr a sa call ‘beings of exceedingly diminutive stature,. ame we -and to which the name of Pigmy was rodotus, Aristotle, Ctesias, Extension of knowledge of the natural Peeps underneath her skirt; ~ products of the earth and a more critical And a foot so small onght never at all spirit on the part of authors led to at‘To move in mire and dirt. / tempts to explain this belief, and the dis. But, oh! she goes among the poor,§ ' covery of races of monkeys, of the doings iu can Wit wks Te as watt of which more or less fabulous stories wy 7 were often reported by travelers, gener: ally sufficed the commentators and naturHer glove is soft as feathers}. ’ alists of the last century for this purpose,' Upon the nestling dove, Tee Recently acquired information as tothe . Its touch ao light, I have no right, actual condition of the human population be poe br ant poe ¢ gar, of the globe has, however, led toarevi. But ob! when clad in simplest gard, sion of the ideas upon the subject, and M. de Quatrefages, the eminent. professor of anthropology at Paris, has especially carefully examined and collated all the evidence bearing upon the question, and deA MILLION MATCHES A DAY. iva bodies hee ee Re How the Trade of New York Is Supplied thors appear he pe pm a the Process. interior of Africa an © southernmost & ti ut five millions of parts of Asia, and the characters they asRuste se sign tothem indicatean actual knowledge of the existence of the two groups of small people who still inhabit those. regions, ‘. and whose history formed the subject of . The Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean aré inhabited by a race of great interest to the anthropologist. The inhabitants do not cultivate the ground nor / keep any domestic animals, but they have Genter. consernceiony; The, qutting, is @ rude kind of handbecetitenaia ay holdi hype make . thick, can be gus up into splints during sip also the course of a day. ews pis pena Ap tare dnatemy ty 205 ae¥ . “As the splints fall off the end of the pe : ina cates: Their p wierd block by the action of the horizontal wand arrow, but > under the block into a room below, where eager Riese they are tied up in bundles, each containpe erate a Ow jing half a gross. For this purpose a 4 te the y rare gaa measure is formed consisting of a section cuoked. They live ‘5 & gross of splints. pk dnp P abe taees Ps “The workman begins by throwing a ts, and honey, and —s k nothing but piece of string across the measure, then made pottery, and ng water out of the excellent fishin pert at mana (pal weapon is the bo ‘they also usespears, have no metals, and how to produce fire, preserve it carefull any food which is n chiefly on wild pigs, : nges in parallel One of the most distinctive ph cal confused heap) he a mem tossin; res of the Andamanese is ‘hele dine calor by & Gexterous-aystem of Ee inutive size. Accurate m: @ large number have been that the average hdight of vod pry hac the i color of their skin is dark, almost black, their hair is exceedingly closely curled or va ihees bundle ore ead ibe on facks trizzly,” and their heads are of theshort in a hot room and left for some hours unThe great intérest of the til the moiattre'ls expel The matches natives is that they are the ow-ready for sulphur ing purespecimensof arace . **°™ y ae “The, sulphur ig.melted and the two of smiall stature, dark color, and frizzly 3 Bic amines (SID ea easurements of made, showing catches the two ends of the string, ties up 4ft. omen 4ft. ¢in, The ceeds to make another, the work being ~Andamanese am, Cochin China, and Indo-Malayan ‘Archi, flous sulphur. When the sulphur is Gf, Ne . % second string is tied around each ay senyl ea ake two bundles of single Passing to the continent Of. Africa, we . DUD mee ee Gui inshegouthertsdoss re Attnantes “Some of the matches, however, are on cl fwd with the phosphorus composition. Each same as that of the Andamanese,andthey . ™0Ufacturer has a recipe of his own for have the same very crisply curled short popeeteres Pe eep ee and congequentblack hair, but in many other respects . !¥ keeps it as a trade secret. they are widely different, \ ; Separated from them, both geographi: The Deacon Preserved Order, area pé. The corner grocery convention got talkcalled by . {ng of old times the other’ day, and one of who are found living in . the delegates reported how old Deacon scattered communities among those of ee Bc aonb pao ee the ordinary full-sized. Negroes nearly all 5 across thecontinent ah Africa, within a —" ee bei oie em ag a grad few de; of either side of the Equator, . Whip. is ere in the carriage, so he Uniemrshess were the real Pyecienes the . brought his into church with him and.deof them ig . posited it under the seat. ° interesting . The preacher, described asa tall, gaunt and apparently truthful descriptionof the . ™an with arms like a windmill and a Loango coast, written in theend of the . Voice like-a crosscut saw, soon waxed elo16th century. His accounts were corrob. Wuent—and noisy. This was too much for orated by Dn Chaillu, Stan'ey and others, . two dogs which had followed their master To thisgroupof people belong the Ak. inside, and had beén “‘sarsing’’ each other kas, who liveashort distance to the right . 12 whispers for some time, and, becoming of Lake Albert Nyanza, discovered by . ©xcited.at the loud talk of the man in the Schweinfarth in 1870, and more recently desk, they made a break at each other investigated by Emin Pasha, from whose . ®24800n mortified the devoted listeners letters some extracts were read by the lecby becoming engaged.in a regular set-to. turer, These appeared to be reallythe . The exhorter howled and the dogs smallest race known, full-grown men and . Yelped. women, being often not more than 4ft, . Silently reaching under the seat, Deahi ‘Bosjesmen, or Bushmen, exh: peculiar modification of th Their average height is. ve cally and in physical characters, culiar race of very little people Hamy Negrillos, Greeks, our first knowled, due to Andrew Battell, in . . winding the long lash, he swung it around ioe ny suis’ Ceo pes doa ee his head two or three times with the elephants, and use the bow and arrows . Stace of a Californian stage driver, and with the same dexterity as their cousins, . brought it down upon the -hides of those the Negritoes of Asia. It is ; that_theyhave contrived to their independent, existence, ably in gradually diminisht sacrilegious dogs, , : pith tne There was a yell which drowned fora though prob. Moment the voice of the preacher, and ing numbers, pthose two dogs went through the door and in the midst of powerful tribes of larger . 10wn the road, and never stopped once to stature; for all the existing evidence look behind them until they reached their points totheir being the descendantsof . 20mes.—Piscataquis Observer. the earliest inhabitants of the continent of which we have any knowledge. : Our information about them is, how. ‘How would you feel, m y dear, if you ever, at present very scanty, and a fuller . were to meet # wolf?” asked an old lady investigation intotheir characters, habits, . of her little grandchild, with whom she customs, traditions and language would } was walking along a lonely country road. well repay the labor spent upon it, ie -—e A True Lover. There’s a pretty little child girl, who has a boy cousin. much of an age and they are very fond of The girl was taken sick a up-town, @ . “Would you, grannie?” cried the child, They are { clapping her hands with delight. ‘That few days ago away.” . Itembellishes an inferior faceand Then the boy began to cry, and would . vente . 4 nforted until his mother prom. A smile ‘however, should not become o waa 8 goat Eee ee have nahin, aoe the result; nor and he has been so good, and should the mouth break into a smile on : het pal ne one side, the other remaining passive and faith in his mother if they don’t let him wham a gi : have them.—San Francisco Chro t so much u measles, that they are Correctly Voiced: School Teacher—James, is ‘to ; kiss’ an active or passive verb?”’ ; James (oldest ‘boy in the class)—“Both.” . “TI could gaze at the moon for hours,” 2 Sehool “How is that, : “Active on the part of the feller, of it.” Janses "porte tn blushes and marks . the man in it!”’ a graémmar—Washing . ‘Yes,’ she assented ie + Great Names Depreciated. ‘ Mark Antony isin the te, Ga.; Julius 4 a OR a tt ; The Frivolous Girl, Her silken gown it rustles, eN\ As she goes down the stair; One-baif, one-half so fair; ’ Her eyes grow bright, grow dim; " At the touch of my lady's hand.». “~ Her little shoe of satin ’ To hear my lady's voice, She goes where none may see, I.watch and pray that some happy day, My lady may pity me. \e Soret ned —Puck, with Lights—A Description of the matches every working day,” said a leading New York manufacturer. ‘The wood used in the manufacture of matchesis the best pine plank, as free from knots as possible. Each plank is cut into twentyeight or thirty blocks, each measuring 11 inches in length, 43¢ inches in width and into splints by a machine of simple but indone so rapidly that about 36 planks, each 12 feet long, 11 inches wide and 3 inches knije they pass down ashuteimmediately of hollow cylinder of the capacity of half taking up anumber of splints from the and bunting, having filled his measure he the bundle, throws it aside and then prodone with the rapidity and precision bundle, so that when divided, each not divided until after having been tipped con Blank pulled out the big whip, Un“That Would Be Nice!’?? > “OQ grandma, I should be so frightened!” was the reply. “But I should stand in front of you and protect you,” said the old lady. would be nice! While. the wolf was eating you I should have time to run far ae laugh or smile distorts The Man in the Moon. . . “dn” he responded,'‘would that I were ey og 3 inches thick. 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ADVERTISEM ENTS eSolicited for all hewspapers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Porta, Panama alpadae, Japan, China, New Zealand the Aus‘ralian Colores, ‘the Eastern States and Europe. Piles of okt every newspaper published on the Pacifle Coust are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours, THE NeVAvA DAILY Transcript may be ‘ecn on file atthe office of L P Fisher. Blg G has given univer6al satisfaction in the cure of Gonorrh@s and feel safe in recoinmendj ing it to all sufferers. A. J. STONER, M.D. Decatur, Ill. . Bold by Druggists. Wi ®. VINTON, Sole Agent, Wan HAS REVOLUTIONiver the world during the last half century, : Not the least among the wonders of inventive progress isa method and system of work that Can be performed all over the country without separating the workers from their homes. Pay liberal; or.old; no special abilty ‘required. Capital you, that will start you in business, which will britig yon in more money right awa than anything else inethe world, Granc eptnt free. Address True & Co., Augusta aine, Established in 1852, Nevada: Assay . Office, J. J OTT, Proprietor, NO. 25 MAIN STREET.. NEVADA CITY. ~ Gee AND ORES OF EVERY DESC RIPrequest gale rong] orehanged for Coin, In nm with my Assay Office I have a small Quartz Mill with which I can make returns in every way. Workin made with troen 50 % pounds. PHices UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET. .MEVADA CITY (OOLLEY BROS,,... Proprietors 4 — , ; DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etec., We also k bh A. WUTK : An Ba con yr Ree Arp’ &@ choice stock of Pant oie BR, . ' ere reerprenenrrtneigenetneenin Sg pg es es a Boot and Shoe Maker, ‘ AD STREET ’ OTT & co., Bre Nevada oip0ORS BELG No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, Buy Gold Dust, Gold and E ‘Silver Bare. Saddles, : Bridles, Linen Robes, Fine Novelties. vited to the fine atock of Single and Double Express H place in Nevada count, ‘What's the! Matter? Why,.? Haven't You Heard the ? au — ae J. GILBERT, OF NORTH sin JU Has just returned from’ San Francisco where he . purchased the latest novelties in his line He has at hig, store the finest Single and Double Ruggy Harness, ‘His own make,) Whips, Lashes, Wagon Sheets, Plush Robes, Special attention is inHEAVY BREECHING Lead and Chain Harnes (The Boss for Teaming.) Everything sold cheaper than at an 7 m0. Nevada Royal x STATED MEETINGS AT. SONIC HALL, N , ae Moneay in exch woasheting Companions in ng are cordiaily invited i tend ecre a JOS. THO Pries ig ' _1. J. Rourr, Peorteneh Fr ‘ STATED MER 5 Second Wedneehoe ace ie Visiting Brethren in good MASONIC 4 OTICE, Nevada Lodge, No. 18 F. & A, ph Roux, Secretary, deaeee: ip N. E, ORAPMAN, DINTIsT NEVADA CIty. 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The Latest Information Regarding the And in all the place there's ne'er @ face) Pigmy Races of Men, A lecture was given recently at the ay pets bch Aneel eens, = 14 one la geass eae be ‘When a little sick child looked up and smiled, the Natural History Departments of the . . 4#*he.sst op my lady's ae os British Museum, on “The Pigmy Races . frer fan it fiirte and flutters,And all around no man is found Various classical Goda Pie a Serthians dis anos ae others were cited to show the wide-spread . But, oh! to her, the best bobo belief in the existence of races of human’ Fein hy gsr a sa call ‘beings of exceedingly diminutive stature,. ame we -and to which the name of Pigmy was rodotus, Aristotle, Ctesias, Extension of knowledge of the natural Peeps underneath her skirt; ~ products of the earth and a more critical And a foot so small onght never at all spirit on the part of authors led to at‘To move in mire and dirt. / tempts to explain this belief, and the dis. But, oh! she goes among the poor,§ ' covery of races of monkeys, of the doings iu can Wit wks Te as watt of which more or less fabulous stories wy 7 were often reported by travelers, gener: ally sufficed the commentators and naturHer glove is soft as feathers}. ’ alists of the last century for this purpose,' Upon the nestling dove, Tee Recently acquired information as tothe . Its touch ao light, I have no right, actual condition of the human population be poe br ant poe ¢ gar, of the globe has, however, led toarevi. But ob! when clad in simplest gard, sion of the ideas upon the subject, and M. de Quatrefages, the eminent. professor of anthropology at Paris, has especially carefully examined and collated all the evidence bearing upon the question, and deA MILLION MATCHES A DAY. iva bodies hee ee Re How the Trade of New York Is Supplied thors appear he pe pm a the Process. interior of Africa an © southernmost & ti ut five millions of parts of Asia, and the characters they asRuste se sign tothem indicatean actual knowledge of the existence of the two groups of small people who still inhabit those. regions, ‘. and whose history formed the subject of . The Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean aré inhabited by a race of great interest to the anthropologist. The inhabitants do not cultivate the ground nor / keep any domestic animals, but they have Genter. consernceiony; The, qutting, is @ rude kind of handbecetitenaia ay holdi hype make . thick, can be gus up into splints during sip also the course of a day. ews pis pena Ap tare dnatemy ty 205 ae¥ . “As the splints fall off the end of the pe : ina cates: Their p wierd block by the action of the horizontal wand arrow, but > under the block into a room below, where eager Riese they are tied up in bundles, each containpe erate a Ow jing half a gross. For this purpose a 4 te the y rare gaa measure is formed consisting of a section cuoked. They live ‘5 & gross of splints. pk dnp P abe taees Ps “The workman begins by throwing a ts, and honey, and —s k nothing but piece of string across the measure, then made pottery, and ng water out of the excellent fishin pert at mana (pal weapon is the bo ‘they also usespears, have no metals, and how to produce fire, preserve it carefull any food which is n chiefly on wild pigs, : nges in parallel One of the most distinctive ph cal confused heap) he a mem tossin; res of the Andamanese is ‘hele dine calor by & Gexterous-aystem of Ee inutive size. Accurate m: @ large number have been that the average hdight of vod pry hac the i color of their skin is dark, almost black, their hair is exceedingly closely curled or va ihees bundle ore ead ibe on facks trizzly,” and their heads are of theshort in a hot room and left for some hours unThe great intérest of the til the moiattre'ls expel The matches natives is that they are the ow-ready for sulphur ing purespecimensof arace . **°™ y ae “The, sulphur ig.melted and the two of smiall stature, dark color, and frizzly 3 Bic amines (SID ea easurements of made, showing catches the two ends of the string, ties up 4ft. omen 4ft. ¢in, The ceeds to make another, the work being ~Andamanese am, Cochin China, and Indo-Malayan ‘Archi, flous sulphur. When the sulphur is Gf, Ne . % second string is tied around each ay senyl ea ake two bundles of single Passing to the continent Of. Africa, we . DUD mee ee Gui inshegouthertsdoss re Attnantes “Some of the matches, however, are on cl fwd with the phosphorus composition. Each same as that of the Andamanese,andthey . ™0Ufacturer has a recipe of his own for have the same very crisply curled short popeeteres Pe eep ee and congequentblack hair, but in many other respects . !¥ keeps it as a trade secret. they are widely different, \ ; Separated from them, both geographi: The Deacon Preserved Order, area pé. The corner grocery convention got talkcalled by . {ng of old times the other’ day, and one of who are found living in . the delegates reported how old Deacon scattered communities among those of ee Bc aonb pao ee the ordinary full-sized. Negroes nearly all 5 across thecontinent ah Africa, within a —" ee bei oie em ag a grad few de; of either side of the Equator, . Whip. is ere in the carriage, so he Uniemrshess were the real Pyecienes the . brought his into church with him and.deof them ig . posited it under the seat. ° interesting . The preacher, described asa tall, gaunt and apparently truthful descriptionof the . ™an with arms like a windmill and a Loango coast, written in theend of the . Voice like-a crosscut saw, soon waxed elo16th century.. His accounts were corrob. Wuent—and noisy. This was too much for orated by Dn Chaillu, Stan'ey and others, . two dogs which had followed their master To thisgroupof people belong the Ak. inside, and had beén “‘sarsing’’ each other kas, who liveashort distance to the right . 12 whispers for some time, and, becoming of Lake Albert Nyanza, discovered by . ©xcited.at the loud talk of the man in the Schweinfarth in 1870, and more recently desk, they made a break at each other investigated by Emin Pasha, from whose . ®24800n mortified the devoted listeners letters some extracts were read by the lecby becoming engaged.in a regular set-to. turer, These appeared to be reallythe . The exhorter howled and the dogs smallest race known, full-grown men and . Yelped. women, being often not more than 4ft, . Silently reaching under the seat, Deahi ‘Bosjesmen, or Bushmen, exh: peculiar modification of th Their average height is. ve cally and in physical characters, culiar race of very little people Hamy Negrillos, Greeks, our first knowled, due to Andrew Battell, in . . winding the long lash, he swung it around ioe ny suis’ Ceo pes doa ee his head two or three times with the elephants, and use the bow and arrows . Stace of a Californian stage driver, and with the same dexterity as their cousins, . brought it down upon the -hides of those the Negritoes of Asia. It is ; that_theyhave contrived to their independent, existence, ably in gradually diminisht sacrilegious dogs, , : pith tne There was a yell which drowned fora though prob. Moment the voice of the preacher, and ing numbers, pthose two dogs went through the door and in the midst of powerful tribes of larger . 10wn the road, and never stopped once to stature; for all the existing evidence look behind them until they reached their points totheir being the descendantsof . 20mes.—Piscataquis Observer. the earliest inhabitants of the continent of which we have any knowledge. : Our information about them is, how. ‘How would you feel, m y dear, if you ever, at present very scanty, and a fuller . were to meet # wolf?” asked an old lady investigation intotheir characters, habits, . of her little grandchild, with whom she customs, traditions and language would } was walking along a lonely country road. well repay the labor spent upon it, ie -—e A True Lover. There’s a pretty little child girl, who has a boy cousin. much of an age and they are very fond of The girl was taken sick a up-town, @ . “Would you, grannie?” cried the child, They are { clapping her hands with delight. ‘That few days ago away.” . Itembellishes an inferior faceand Then the boy began to cry, and would . vente . 4 nforted until his mother prom. A smile ‘however, should not become o waa 8 goat Eee ee have nahin, aoe the result; nor and he has been so good, and should the mouth break into a smile on : het pal ne one side, the other remaining passive and faith in his mother if they don’t let him wham a gi : have them.—San Francisco Chro t so much u measles, that they are Correctly Voiced: School Teacher—James, is ‘to ; kiss’ an active or passive verb?”’ ; James (oldest ‘boy in the class)—“Both.” . “TI could gaze at the moon for hours,” 2 Sehool “How is that, : “Active on the part of the feller, of it.” Janses "porte tn blushes and marks . the man in it!”’ a graémmar—Washing . ‘Yes,’ she assented ie + Great Names Depreciated. ‘ Mark Antony isin the te, Ga.; Julius 4 a OR a tt ; The Frivolous Girl, Her silken gown it rustles, eN\ As she goes down the stair; One-baif, one-half so fair; ’ Her eyes grow bright, grow dim; " At the touch of my lady's hand.». “~ Her little shoe of satin ’ To hear my lady's voice, She goes where none may see, I.watch and pray that some happy day, My lady may pity me. \e Soret ned —Puck, with Lights—A Description of the matches every working day,” said a leading New York manufacturer. ‘The wood used in the manufacture of matchesis the best pine plank, as free from knots as possible. Each plank is cut into twentyeight or thirty blocks, each measuring 11 inches in length, 43¢ inches in width and into splints by a machine of simple but indone so rapidly that about 36 planks, each 12 feet long, 11 inches wide and 3 inches knije they pass down ashuteimmediately of hollow cylinder of the capacity of half taking up anumber of splints from the and bunting, having filled his measure he the bundle, throws it aside and then prodone with the rapidity and precision bundle, so that when divided, each not divided until after having been tipped con Blank pulled out the big whip, Un“That Would Be Nice!’?? > “OQ grandma, I should be so frightened!” was the reply. “But I should stand in front of you and protect you,” said the old lady. would be nice! While. the wolf was eating you I should have time to run far ae laugh or smile distorts The Man in the Moon. . . “dn” he responded,'‘would that I were ey og 3 inches thick. 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