April 9, 1890 (4 pages)

te Ro. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal leaving those places for the mountains. “New,;-one-of the best places for’ thein _.t0 yo is, in my_belief, Nevada City, as it is finelv situated and has a most delightfal climate, and, on account of the: one ’ -rooms, are for rent at.from $6 to $10. “fhe people here are very hospitable. _ every detail, and each number was of “the very Lighest order of excellence. + a The Daily Transcript. i CIRCULATES 18 Wevada City Grasse Valley. erty Ready, Spencevil'e North San Juan, nch Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Fiat, Granites ill Truckee, and ev other towu of Nev weearee & algo in Placer gud Blerre Gotuon throughout che state ranc n from ing doty ‘often Diego from the 8ierra to the it WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1890. An Eye For Business The following letter from a resident of this city has been sent to the leader of the ‘‘flce to the mountains’’ movement: Mrs. Wadsworth or Wood‘worth, Oakland, Cal.—Dear Madam: I see from newspaper accounts that a large number of “people of Oakland, Alameda ond San’ Francisco inténd closing of the hydraulic miines, causing a large namber of people to leave here for other parts, there are a large number of.vacant houses, and the rent forthe same is very cheap. You can inform your followers at your next meeting that any number of houses, . < good ones, containing from five to nine per month. Provisions, groceries, etc., can be purchased here almost if not quite as cheap asin San Francisco. Should’any of your followers conclude to come this way, they will surely find it a very pleasant place in which to reside. Yours-very-traly,--—-——— Nevaba Ciry, April 4th. A Sticcessful Entertainment. The ertlertainment given at the Union Hotel Monday evening was oné of the best that bas at any time taken place here under the auspices of local talent. The program as heretofore published*was faithfally carcied out in Howell’s farce-comedy of ‘‘The Mousetrap’? was charniingly presented by the six young ladies and the gentleman who werein the cast, the lines being invested with u vim that made it excruciatingly funny, and the reality of the performance was maintained by the well-appointed stage that was provided. The audience was gratifyingly large, the spacious dining room being thronged. At, the conclusion of the musical and literary features there was a dance, and many people remained to enjoy it. The door receipts were close to $90. The young ladies to whom the entire credit of originating and couducting the entertainment is due, s¥@ entitled to the highest praise for their efforts. _ hereafter refrain from publishing poet: the serious and poctic sprites are the earlier. : these mimic imps appears, the poet can. not hetp himself, but, must.make her_ not tical, nay, must show his old, sympathies with the fantastic folk and kpowl» “ J-airies, black, gray, green and white, —_Qrphan-heirs of fixed destiny, these are indeed tha the ancient dead, of the old classic gods, unredecmed, who gwell in their own allotted. half-world 6f reflected light and double shadow, the court of Queen Proserpina. "pinch them, arms, legs, backs, shoulders, sides and shins.” ‘This is their little part in the moral government of things, the every-day or. every-night duty, so peasant belief held, of asserts itself,in this courtly command: * Search Windsor Castle, elves, within and out; confidence, Scott,.‘‘Awm the chief of a far higher schule, than yours, the Mountain and Fairy schule.” : There isone part of the ‘Merry Wives” which especially seems to favor the belief that the. piece was originally a court diversion. The scene with the false Vienna ifairies‘has the sportive character, and ‘a lively 1 ttle man, was known as “The the touch of ballet, which such courtly . Wizard Rabbi,” pastime preferred. It iscurious to com. Readertof €zernowitz.” He was charged pare the false fairies of the “Merry ;by a tradesman's assistant with cheating . Wives” with the true fariesof the “Mid. him out of a florin. On the table in summer-Night’s Dream,” that mostfairy . front of the judge were the corpora depiece of writing inthe world. Probably . feti, consisting of a number of papers ycovered with hieroglyphics, two volumes lofithe Babylonian Taimud and.a bundle The quarto of the Dream is dated ‘of. circulars, which ran’ thus; ,‘‘I can 1600, but the comedy 1s mentioned two . i as years before in the Palladis Tamia (1598). Welsh fairy, and the rest of his masquerading citizens, may have been an English rendering, almost an intentional travesty, of those “Athenian fays, more sweet of voice than the Nereides, who departed, the riding over, “ The Windsor sprites began by being prosaic enough, and the very. slang of the stage comes in when they cry: __ dle ages the sovereign of mere moonlit mischief. Se I fays, who brought it, as only to Shakespeare they could bring it, for hé, too, like Corneille, had his /utin, his brownie, who never deserted him when he sang. of the border of the two worlds, and the realms between nightand light, between ghosts and men. ‘ i himself. one chief—Shakespeare—and Herrick ee * _ SHAKESPEARE’S FAIRIES. The Fatry School Jif but One Chief, the He Told the Judge How Many Days He Kard of Avon. So, to Shakespeare's fancy, his __ “Following darkness like a drtam.” “Go, getusproperties, ____And tricking for our fatries ;" * ¢ * “wherein fat Falstafi Hath a great scene.” : But when once the fairy, queen ‘of re of their world. You moonshine revelers, and shades.of night, You orphan-heirs of fixed destiny, Attend your uiice, and your quality, Crier }iobgobiin, make the fairy o-yes.” airies, the shadows of “We fairies that do run By the triple Hecate’s tcam, : From the presence of the sun, Following darkness like a dream.” . The dread Heéate became in the midBut the pure-pottry of old loyalty reStrew good duck, ouphes; of-every sacred room; eke That it may stand till the perpetual deom, In state as wholesome, as in state "tis Ot, Wortby the owner, and the owner it, wu ca * * * ree ° And Ion! so't qui mil y pense, write, In emcrald tufts, flowers purple, white.” Then the -poetryvanishes with the blue and The Ettrick Shepherd, in a burst ofonce assured Sir. Walter THE WIZARD RABBI. . a Was Going to Get. 3° ) . ~ An Yak x case of thought read= me @etoro the county court of da-Pestli’a few. days ago, writes @ rrespondent. The ‘actusedy or. “The Thought read the name, occupation, past_ and future of any man in ‘his face. Ican read his thoughts and give him good advice, particularly in matters concerning love, conjugal happiness, different illnesses and traveling.” “ The first question put to the prisoner invited him to state precisely the nature of his profession.—~ ° Prisoncr—I ama “thought reader.” There are no secrets for me. thovghts. mudian art.” published. imen of your art? Prisoner—Why not? have my hand, them on one side, glance at the remainder, many have you put aside? Judge—Fifteen. : gether. correctly. ; cused exclaimed: days.” Judge—Quite ,s0. next case. ° kG ae DIDN'T. LIKE THE SERMON. Repeated Paul’s Episties. has much the same flavor. Joshua Bi Jelico News tells the story: ; But the good Shepherd overestimated The Fairy school hath but A Bus Man Turns Poet. Dick Vincent, the-bus man, has quit trying to do the subject justice in prose and has written 4 seven-Vverse poem dedicated to the rosd which leads from this city to Grass Vulley. If the Taanscrrrr had not resolved te ry of any kind, it would give space to this production which is as pointed as it is original. It isto be suxg to the tune of “Toiling On,” and Mc. Ginty and Peeping Tom are the principal characters introduced. Farewell social. The social fareweH to Rev. Rober: Lennie whois about to leave here will be held at the Baptist Church on Wednesday evening of next week Representatives of the various Churches and other societies are expected t: speak, and there will be a fine musical and literary program, after which a nice supper is to be served. The admission will be 25 cents and ticket: arenowon sale at H. H. Lennis & Co.’s Bookstore. The prograwn will be published Saturday. Tur worst attacks of Indigestion imimons Liver Kegulator never fails _torelieve. Se ee PasapeNa property is being assessed at a reduction of 55 percent. on las! year’s figuies. The city of Los Ange les is full of empty houses, aud the falling off in population has Leen vers considerable. The inflation of tr boom values has eubsided. = =p eee Soe Simmons Liver Regulato cures or prevents Indigestion or Dyspepsia. alwaye Pears’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion. re ———--~0+ Girl Wanted. A woman or girl wanted to do hourework in a private family. Agply at Transcrirt office. m19-tf The Finest Pictarcs. Mathieu Shramm, the photographer and portrait painter, will make the finest pictures at resonable pices a his econst: ucted Broad street gallery. Ir you want. a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery ‘and fesd stable. tf ee A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intenve itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrading, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s, Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent eure, 50c. Druggists or mil; treatise free. Dr, Bosanko, Piqua, Obio. + Por ent. The resider: Methodist Church iso is worthy of mention. Japan and Corea by no means all the people liye upon rice. much wheat is used, and Northern India \is one of the best wheat-growing districts . of the world. bread instead of baking it, or if baked at all it is browned after boiling. “lig his ancient. —Andrew Lang, in Har. per’s Magazine. THEY LOVE SWEETS. How Bread Is Made in. Different Countries of Asia. The-bread of different Asiatic nations In China, India, In North China ‘The Chinese boil all their In Egypt.the bread of the lowest-classes is largely made of sorghum seed, and in North India and North China millet is largely uscd. Both Chinese and Japanese are fond of sweet cake; andin Japan => of the most popular cakes is almost exactly like our sponge cake. It is said to have been brought over from Holland by the Dutch Christians when they came to Japan centuries ago, and you willnow find it all over the country. The Turks are very fond of sweet cake, and the sweet-cake peddlers of Cairo and Constantinople are the noisiest of their kind. It is the same with candy as it is with cake. Some of the best candy I have “Soryorta for hits shop. The: Smyrna-figpaste is noted the -world over, and you will find it in every confectioner’s store in the country. Turkish nugat is one of the favorite duinties of thé harem, ard it tastes better when you eat ‘it fresh at Constanfinople than when it is six months old and is sold in America. Ata dinner which I once attended _jaupper Egypt we had a course of candy between each one of the other courses, and we whad at least ten desserts during the meal. The Turkish tooth is a very sweet cooth, and with, sweetened water sherbeta, vandies and cakes he makes his thick blood flow slower and slower.—F. GQ. Carpcnuter, in Omaha Bee. ——__——~ 6 An Unconscious Catspaw. Brown—I-alwavs mako ita rule to conceal nothing from my wife; I tell her every thing. Jones-—-Yes, and I can’t say that I like you for it. ‘ Brown—How so? Why not? Jones--Why, your wife tells every wife just races mo over tho coals for it, —Munsey’s Weekly, : ‘Fred H. Blocker, an old time newspaper and theatrical man, writes from the Baldwin Hotel, 8. ¥. “I have been troubled with dyspepsla in its’ worst form and indigestion. parilla, I times aaa Frank Apply to ever caten I bought of a pig-tailed mershant ia the Chinese city of Peking. He iad nut candy of all kinds, and he told pe he imported some of his nuts from : pose of criticising the sermon. ‘. tion. will never be guilty again.’ ” — Whales Off North Carolina, are caught by I By. means of mathematics L-can-read~every body's That is the so-called ‘‘Talportant work, which will shortly be Judge—Can you give the court a specJudge—Then tell me how many documents there are in this drawer where. I Prisoner—A_ little patience, please. Now, take part of. the papers and put and let me then ‘There—how Prisoner—(without a moment's hesitation) —Then there are thirty-one alto-. Judge—Quite right; you have guessed” _ Hereupon followed an altercation between the plaintiff and the prisoner, after which the bench. entered inte a brief. consultation. When the “judge was about to pronounce sentence the ac“T have read his thoughts again; he is going to send” me to ‘prison’ for four Right agaitn. You will goto jail for four days. Call the Sharp Criticism Upon a’ Preacher ‘Who There isa familiar story about how Daniel Webster, when he was practicing jaw in New Hampshire, . loftily denotyced a quotation from a text-book made by a rival attorney as absurd and: untenable; upon which the opposing lawyer quietly explained that the passage so contemptuously treated had becn introduced into the volume from one’ of Lord Mansfield’s decisions, that great jurist’s exact language being preserved. The following anecdote about afamous old character in Whitley County, Ky., nett was a wag and a“religious: ‘orator, and possessed a prodigious mémory. ‘Tne “Uncle. Josh, as.he ywas, generally eatled, had an appointment.to preach one*Sunday at an out-of-the-way log school-house in his neighborhood, and two noted lights of a rival denominathe meeting for the purOne was. named Jones, the other Warman. Uncle Josh, who, it appears, was aware of their intentions, concluded to checkmate them, and instead of preaching a sermon he commenced repeating from memory and without any comment whatever one of the Epistles of St. Paul. For nearly an hour chapter afterchapter fell from his lips accompanied by a grave and decorous gesture and intona. . Brother Jones at the end of some thirty minutes arose with grave disapproval written all.over his face and retired from the house, and took a seat in the yard upon a barkless and prostrate tree, which was used as a horse block. _BrotherWarman stood it some ten minutes longer, when he, too, arose and joined Brother Jones. ‘Well, Brothér Warman, what do you think of such asermon?’ said Brother Jones. ‘Think?’ said Brother Warman, ‘why, I think if the good Lord will forgive me this time for listening to such rotten doctrine I ‘Every yeaf from ore to ten whales the whale fishermen under Cape Lookout, who. have their boats, harpoons, trying-out apparatug and all other paraphernalia of ‘‘shore fishing.” A-lookout is constantly kept, thing vou tell her to my wife, and my and every now and then'the reward is izen. they fin Noo © 86 8 LYpowritor. Blinks (after the atorm)—-Yon — ee & good typewriter b nks— h PIN ep s—And why, that hussy in your Mr. Beir oe It’s becanse N.Y. 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Proprietor AVING PURCHASED THIS WFUI known and pofuler Bakery of G. Ww Durst, on k OOMMEROIAL STREET, . L intend to keep on hand at all times ea good variety of BREAD. PIrKa, CAKE, Etc. Wedding Cakes And Frastry Made to order on short notice and on most reasonable terms. Ag All order for anything in my ly attended to. By strict attention to business, giving good satisfaction and selling at low rates,! Hope to meri. a liberal patronage. D-W. KELLER, line promp Price $1; ix Lottlés, $5. Worth $5 a bottle ¢ must be settled at once. will sell ray stock of Ez worth. Commercial Street,q 7 #8 go: OUR MILLINER HAS ARRIVED. EVERYTHING WETLLINER SZ Now Being Received a MES, LESTER & CRAWFORD'S. Due Announcement Will Be Made of the : CREAT, GRAND SPRINC OPENING. FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT. H. H. Lennie & Co. will .close their Great Cheap Retiring Sale on Wednesday, April 16, 1890, at 7 P. M. All goods unsold at that time will be packed up or otherwise disposed of. Great Bargans until the 16th., All accounts As I have taken a position as cutter in Los Angeles, . CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS Far Below Gost. Now is your only chance to get. your money's Seo ate lle no sn near is ‘ . + Sy @ We tender thanks to our customers for their patronage,’ and offer them the best inducements until we close. H. H. Lennie & Co., Pioneer Book Store. _ ae GREAT :: SLAUGHTER: SALE) -FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. Oh \ J. PHILLIPS, . = next tothe Tea Store. 7 8 4g You Don’t Getithe News DALY anscalet er = APUHE electors of the corpdration of the WILL be a candidate for election as ie ap Flection will be held at Nevada City On” Ai 840, i i : ’ Sth, 18.0, to elect the followfails. Thisexplains why more . than< Red ag th, : atthe fee Hon e.on the Plaz'. son and F-ed Cooner. oe ‘hi tere.t of Annie W. Hutchinson in said jand J. § Holbrook Election Proclamation. city of Nevada ore hereby D tified that; shal of Nevada City. Election, a 1. Marshal. se 2 Heasurer. FOR CITY MARSHAL, 4. prune eeeninrt NO. 1-The polling place will be Inepectors, R Treminand J. C. Rieh. Jndges, J.J aay ¢ James CG. Neagle Cierks, Wallace J. [++ Williams nad W. J. Osa ; LL. be acandidate for reelection as : Precinct No 2-The potting place will be AV ‘Wisnat of Nevada City. Election, at the City Hall. Inspecto.s, E. J. Revtor] yionday, May Sth, 1890. and -J. C, Abbott. Judges, [. J. Rolfe aud John Webber. Clerks, B. A. Davis and C. H. Hariisonu, Precinct No. 8—The polling place will be ut.Lones’ Building. eorner of Pine and Commercial streets. Inuspecto.s, John Dunnicliff und H.C. Mills, Jud es, KH. H. Miller and. A. Tompkins. Clerks, J. E. Carrand Geo. A. Nihell. The polls will 5 to re a So'clock P.M.) py. GAULT, President. T. H. Carr, Clerk. ea FOR CITY MARSHAL, — Dana B. Cetchell “ANTILL be a candidate for election a8 W Marshal of Nevada City. Election, \wonday, May bth, 1890. i‘ be open from sunrise until Fo CITY ASSESSOR. Summons. & the Superior Court of thé Coudty\ o Nevada, Stute of California. : STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY—OP NEVADA, 85. . —e E. A. Davis gi aed be pine Set ee uaa wil be a candidate for electioa fs City To Wm ‘H Hatchinson and Annie W. a Asse sur. Election Monday, May 5th, -H, “ Hutchinscn (his wi e) Defendants. You are hereby required to arpear in aw action brought ayuinst you in the Stiperio Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal-ifornia, on the 22d duy of March, 1890, by Fresno Loan and Savinzs Banka coporation -.the: Plaintiff, and to auswer the FOR CLEY TREASURER. complaint filed therein, within ten days —-_ (exclusive ofthe day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if served Samuel Clutter within this county; or, if served out of this county, withia thirty days. or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the prayer of sa a. complaint, The said action is brought to obtain a defor the foreclosure of 8 described in the said wit be a candidate ‘ferelection as City Treasurer. Election, Monday, May 5, 1890. creebf this Court certain mor’ age 4 i complaint and executed by the said Wim. i H. Hutchinson onthe t2th day of Februars, — Se 1889, to'secuve the pryment of two ceriain promissory notes of evett date, executed by said Wm. H. Hutchinson to Jos. G. Woftord an foll’ vs, viz: One for $500, payable on Tune $0ta, 18:9, and one for $238 6) pruyable ow May Ist, 1859, both bea ‘ing intercsbac 10 per ce it. “er anov'n, and both being: dus and vu paid, (the said notes and mortgage having been endorsed an agsivned by said Irs. G. Woilord to this Plaintiff, and that the premises conveyed by said mort‘age may be suld, and the proceeds avplied to the payment of the amount due upon said promissory notes. ris The complaint also alleges that the property morigaged, viz : The K, 4 ofthe N. E. 4% of 8, W.Yyand thes. W Yof N.W. 4 of 3. E.\ Sec. 8, T. 1, N. RB. 8 E., in Nevada countyis community property, and thein(Successors to Denney. & Hitchins,) HORSE SHOERS & WAGON MAKERS, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. HORSE-SHOEINCG a Specialtv. Rondxters and Freight Horses shod in the beet stele ofthe art-and the work warranted to last.” WACON-MAKING. We will guarantee to set.an. axJe 80 that it will run one-third lighter tham if from any other shop. . \ We will guarantee to set tires so asto avoid all dish to wheels. ‘ We have the facilities for doing beavy or light work, and warrant satisfaction in 6verycase. e rp. J. MeLEOD; a first-class Wagonmaker and repairer, is in our employ, Mr: Denney will conduct the business of he fi m. is subject to sxid mortyuye. Tn case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same, thea said Plaintifi seeks to ebtain an Exeeution against said Wm, H. Hutchinson for the balance remaining d:e,and alsu that the said defendants und all persons elaiming by, throuyh or under thein, or either of them‘may be Uirred and foreclosed. of all right, tithe, claim, tien, Sd of redemption, and interest in and te ew d mort ‘aged premises, and for otherand curther relief. Anid’you are hereby notified that if you fatlto appeurand answe: the said complaint as above required the satd plaintiff _willapply tu the Court for the re ief deanded the said complaint. a Given under my hand and Seal {seal ( of the said Superior Court, of the =~ ' County of Nevada, State of CaliE. L. CRAIG. "JOHN M. FULWEILER. Fulweiler & Craig, Office 430 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE AND UNITED STATEs COURTS. fornia, this 22nd day of Mareh, in the hae of our Lord one .thousand eight hundred and ninety. are J.L. MORGAN, Clerk. Thos. 8. Ford, Atty for Platatiff. The Leading Harness Shop of Nevada City, BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, JAMES CAIRNS, Proprietor. ifeavy Concord Te .m Chain and Express Harness. : Light Bugsy Marness of all Kinds ow hand and made to order. * Boston téara, buggy and express Coliars. ie Ridiug Saddtes and Bri lleva, Robes, Blankets, Web aud Leather, Hulters. ). Curry Combs and Brushes of al! desvripticns. 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Exclusively Runnin . these Meetings an important adiunc: . e encourazementof breeding on. the . : $25,000 in Stakes and Purses Will be contested for by 1epresentat’ the principal stables of California, ad . their departure for Eastern engagemc nts, The saumé management tha has ma. er cing a succeys at the State Fuirs, will conuuct these meetings, withthe hope of making them ae attractive in point of enteriainment the Fall meetings. General Admission, including seat in Grand Stand and Quarter-Strétch privileges, —_ CHRIS. GREEN, Preside. kovik ?/duien, hentary, Oe T is the intention of this Society to wm. ky Peat oes so CITIZENS “BANK,Broad Strest..---+\ Nevada City . Paid up Capital. $30 000 W? 8 SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, San Francisce. ; md@ Sacramnanto We isene BILLS OF EXCHANGK Payxnblie AT SIGHT in the prin. cipal cities ef GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. : Collections su any-part ef the United states a specialty, Highest Price Paid fer County and State Warran’s. 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te Ro. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal leaving those places for the mountains. “New,;-one-of the best places for’ thein _.t0 yo is, in my_belief, Nevada City, as it is finelv situated and has a most delightfal climate, and, on account of the: one ’ -rooms, are for rent at.from $6 to $10. “fhe people here are very hospitable. _ every detail, and each number was of “the very Lighest order of excellence. + a The Daily Transcript. i CIRCULATES 18 Wevada City Grasse Valley. erty Ready, Spencevil'e North San Juan, nch Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Fiat, Granites ill Truckee, and ev other towu of Nev weearee & algo in Placer gud Blerre Gotuon throughout che state ranc n from ing doty ‘often Diego from the 8ierra to the it WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1890. An Eye For Business The following letter from a resident of this city has been sent to the leader of the ‘‘flce to the mountains’’ movement: Mrs. Wadsworth or Wood‘worth, Oakland, Cal.—Dear Madam: I see from newspaper accounts that a large number of “people of Oakland, Alameda ond San’ Francisco inténd closing of the hydraulic miines, causing a large namber of people to leave here for other parts, there are a large number of.vacant houses, and the rent forthe same is very cheap. You can inform your followers at your next meeting that any number of houses, . < good ones, containing from five to nine per month. Provisions, groceries, etc., can be purchased here almost if not quite as cheap asin San Francisco. Should’any of your followers conclude to come this way, they will surely find it a very pleasant place in which to reside. Yours-very-traly,--—-——— Nevaba Ciry, April 4th. A Sticcessful Entertainment. The ertlertainment given at the Union Hotel Monday evening was oné of the best that bas at any time taken place here under the auspices of local talent. The program as heretofore published*was faithfally carcied out in Howell’s farce-comedy of ‘‘The Mousetrap’? was charniingly presented by the six young ladies and the gentleman who werein the cast, the lines being invested with u vim that made it excruciatingly funny, and the reality of the performance was maintained by the well-appointed stage that was provided. The audience was gratifyingly large, the spacious dining room being thronged. At, the conclusion of the musical and literary features there was a dance, and many people remained to enjoy it. The door receipts were close to $90. The young ladies to whom the entire credit of originating and couducting the entertainment is due, s¥@ entitled to the highest praise for their efforts. _ hereafter refrain from publishing poet: the serious and poctic sprites are the earlier. : these mimic imps appears, the poet can. not hetp himself, but, must.make her_ not tical, nay, must show his old, sympathies with the fantastic folk and kpowl» “ J-airies, black, gray, green and white, —_Qrphan-heirs of fixed destiny, these are indeed tha the ancient dead, of the old classic gods, unredecmed, who gwell in their own allotted. half-world 6f reflected light and double shadow, the court of Queen Proserpina. "pinch them, arms, legs, backs, shoulders, sides and shins.” ‘This is their little part in the moral government of things, the every-day or. every-night duty, so peasant belief held, of asserts itself,in this courtly command: * Search Windsor Castle, elves, within and out; confidence, Scott,.‘‘Awm the chief of a far higher schule, than yours, the Mountain and Fairy schule.” : There isone part of the ‘Merry Wives” which especially seems to favor the belief that the. piece was originally a court diversion. The scene with the false Vienna ifairies‘has the sportive character, and ‘a lively 1 ttle man, was known as “The the touch of ballet, which such courtly . Wizard Rabbi,” pastime preferred. It iscurious to com. Readertof €zernowitz.” He was charged pare the false fairies of the “Merry ;by a tradesman's assistant with cheating . Wives” with the true fariesof the “Mid. him out of a florin. On the table in summer-Night’s Dream,” that mostfairy . front of the judge were the corpora depiece of writing inthe world. Probably . feti, consisting of a number of papers ycovered with hieroglyphics, two volumes lofithe Babylonian Taimud and.a bundle The quarto of the Dream is dated ‘of. circulars, which ran’ thus; ,‘‘I can 1600, but the comedy 1s mentioned two . i as years before in the Palladis Tamia (1598). Welsh fairy, and the rest of his masquerading citizens, may have been an English rendering, almost an intentional travesty, of those “Athenian fays, more sweet of voice than the Nereides, who departed, the riding over, “ The Windsor sprites began by being prosaic enough, and the very. slang of the stage comes in when they cry: __ dle ages the sovereign of mere moonlit mischief. Se I fays, who brought it, as only to Shakespeare they could bring it, for hé, too, like Corneille, had his /utin, his brownie, who never deserted him when he sang. of the border of the two worlds, and the realms between nightand light, between ghosts and men. ‘ i himself. one chief—Shakespeare—and Herrick ee * _ SHAKESPEARE’S FAIRIES. The Fatry School Jif but One Chief, the He Told the Judge How Many Days He Kard of Avon. So, to Shakespeare's fancy, his __ “Following darkness like a drtam.” “Go, getusproperties, ____And tricking for our fatries ;" * ¢ * “wherein fat Falstafi Hath a great scene.” : But when once the fairy, queen ‘of re of their world. You moonshine revelers, and shades.of night, You orphan-heirs of fixed destiny, Attend your uiice, and your quality, Crier }iobgobiin, make the fairy o-yes.” airies, the shadows of “We fairies that do run By the triple Hecate’s tcam, : From the presence of the sun, Following darkness like a dream.” . The dread Heéate became in the midBut the pure-pottry of old loyalty reStrew good duck, ouphes; of-every sacred room; eke That it may stand till the perpetual deom, In state as wholesome, as in state "tis Ot, Wortby the owner, and the owner it, wu ca * * * ree ° And Ion! so't qui mil y pense, write, In emcrald tufts, flowers purple, white.” Then the -poetryvanishes with the blue and The Ettrick Shepherd, in a burst ofonce assured Sir. Walter THE WIZARD RABBI. . a Was Going to Get. 3° ) . ~ An Yak x case of thought read= me @etoro the county court of da-Pestli’a few. days ago, writes @ rrespondent. The ‘actusedy or. “The Thought read the name, occupation, past_ and future of any man in ‘his face. Ican read his thoughts and give him good advice, particularly in matters concerning love, conjugal happiness, different illnesses and traveling.” “ The first question put to the prisoner invited him to state precisely the nature of his profession.—~ ° Prisoncr—I ama “thought reader.” There are no secrets for me. thovghts. mudian art.” published. imen of your art? Prisoner—Why not? have my hand, them on one side, glance at the remainder, many have you put aside? Judge—Fifteen. : gether. correctly. ; cused exclaimed: days.” Judge—Quite ,s0. next case. ° kG ae DIDN'T. LIKE THE SERMON. Repeated Paul’s Episties. has much the same flavor. Joshua Bi Jelico News tells the story: ; But the good Shepherd overestimated The Fairy school hath but A Bus Man Turns Poet. Dick Vincent, the-bus man, has quit trying to do the subject justice in prose and has written 4 seven-Vverse poem dedicated to the rosd which leads from this city to Grass Vulley. If the Taanscrrrr had not resolved te ry of any kind, it would give space to this production which is as pointed as it is original. It isto be suxg to the tune of “Toiling On,” and Mc. Ginty and Peeping Tom are the principal characters introduced. Farewell social. The social fareweH to Rev. Rober: Lennie whois about to leave here will be held at the Baptist Church on Wednesday evening of next week Representatives of the various Churches and other societies are expected t: speak, and there will be a fine musical and literary program, after which a nice supper is to be served. The admission will be 25 cents and ticket: arenowon sale at H. H. Lennis & Co.’s Bookstore. The prograwn will be published Saturday. Tur worst attacks of Indigestion imimons Liver Kegulator never fails _torelieve. Se ee PasapeNa property is being assessed at a reduction of 55 percent. on las! year’s figuies. The city of Los Ange les is full of empty houses, aud the falling off in population has Leen vers considerable. The inflation of tr boom values has eubsided. = =p eee Soe Simmons Liver Regulato cures or prevents Indigestion or Dyspepsia. alwaye Pears’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion. re ———--~0+ Girl Wanted. A woman or girl wanted to do hourework in a private family. Agply at Transcrirt office. m19-tf The Finest Pictarcs. Mathieu Shramm, the photographer and portrait painter, will make the finest pictures at resonable pices a his econst: ucted Broad street gallery. Ir you want. a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery ‘and fesd stable. tf ee A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intenve itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrading, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s, Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent eure, 50c. Druggists or mil; treatise free. Dr, Bosanko, Piqua, Obio. + Por ent. The resider: Methodist Church iso is worthy of mention. Japan and Corea by no means all the people liye upon rice. much wheat is used, and Northern India \is one of the best wheat-growing districts . of the world. bread instead of baking it, or if baked at all it is browned after boiling. “lig his ancient. —Andrew Lang, in Har. per’s Magazine. THEY LOVE SWEETS. How Bread Is Made in. Different Countries of Asia. The-bread of different Asiatic nations In China, India, In North China ‘The Chinese boil all their In Egypt.the bread of the lowest-classes is largely made of sorghum seed, and in North India and North China millet is largely uscd. Both Chinese and Japanese are fond of sweet cake; andin Japan => of the most popular cakes is almost exactly like our sponge cake. It is said to have been brought over from Holland by the Dutch Christians when they came to Japan centuries ago, and you willnow find it all over the country. The Turks are very fond of sweet cake, and the sweet-cake peddlers of Cairo and Constantinople are the noisiest of their kind. It is the same with candy as it is with cake. Some of the best candy I have “Soryorta for hits shop. The: Smyrna-figpaste is noted the -world over, and you will find it in every confectioner’s store in the country. Turkish nugat is one of the favorite duinties of thé harem, ard it tastes better when you eat ‘it fresh at Constanfinople than when it is six months old and is sold in America. Ata dinner which I once attended _jaupper Egypt we had a course of candy between each one of the other courses, and we whad at least ten desserts during the meal. The Turkish tooth is a very sweet cooth, and with, sweetened water sherbeta, vandies and cakes he makes his thick blood flow slower and slower.—F. GQ. Carpcnuter, in Omaha Bee. ——__——~ 6 An Unconscious Catspaw. Brown—I-alwavs mako ita rule to conceal nothing from my wife; I tell her every thing. Jones-—-Yes, and I can’t say that I like you for it. ‘ Brown—How so? Why not? Jones--Why, your wife tells every wife just races mo over tho coals for it, —Munsey’s Weekly, : ‘Fred H. Blocker, an old time newspaper and theatrical man, writes from the Baldwin Hotel, 8. ¥. “I have been troubled with dyspepsla in its’ worst form and indigestion. parilla, I times aaa Frank Apply to ever caten I bought of a pig-tailed mershant ia the Chinese city of Peking. He iad nut candy of all kinds, and he told pe he imported some of his nuts from : pose of criticising the sermon. ‘. tion. will never be guilty again.’ ” — Whales Off North Carolina, are caught by I By. means of mathematics L-can-read~every body's That is the so-called ‘‘Talportant work, which will shortly be Judge—Can you give the court a specJudge—Then tell me how many documents there are in this drawer where. I Prisoner—A_ little patience, please. Now, take part of. the papers and put and let me then ‘There—how Prisoner—(without a moment's hesitation) —Then there are thirty-one alto-. Judge—Quite right; you have guessed” _ Hereupon followed an altercation between the plaintiff and the prisoner, after which the bench. entered inte a brief. consultation. When the “judge was about to pronounce sentence the ac“T have read his thoughts again; he is going to send” me to ‘prison’ for four Right agaitn. You will goto jail for four days. Call the Sharp Criticism Upon a’ Preacher ‘Who There isa familiar story about how Daniel Webster, when he was practicing jaw in New Hampshire, . loftily denotyced a quotation from a text-book made by a rival attorney as absurd and: untenable; upon which the opposing lawyer quietly explained that the passage so contemptuously treated had becn introduced into the volume from one’ of Lord Mansfield’s decisions, that great jurist’s exact language being preserved. The following anecdote about afamous old character in Whitley County, Ky., nett was a wag and a“religious: ‘orator, and possessed a prodigious mémory. ‘Tne “Uncle. Josh, as.he ywas, generally eatled, had an appointment.to preach one*Sunday at an out-of-the-way log school-house in his neighborhood, and two noted lights of a rival denominathe meeting for the purOne was. named Jones, the other Warman. Uncle Josh, who, it appears, was aware of their intentions, concluded to checkmate them, and instead of preaching a sermon he commenced repeating from memory and without any comment whatever one of the Epistles of St. Paul. For nearly an hour chapter afterchapter fell from his lips accompanied by a grave and decorous gesture and intona. . Brother Jones at the end of some thirty minutes arose with grave disapproval written all.over his face and retired from the house, and took a seat in the yard upon a barkless and prostrate tree, which was used as a horse block. _BrotherWarman stood it some ten minutes longer, when he, too, arose and joined Brother Jones. ‘Well, Brothér Warman, what do you think of such asermon?’ said Brother Jones. ‘Think?’ said Brother Warman, ‘why, I think if the good Lord will forgive me this time for listening to such rotten doctrine I ‘Every yeaf from ore to ten whales the whale fishermen under Cape Lookout, who. have their boats, harpoons, trying-out apparatug and all other paraphernalia of ‘‘shore fishing.” A-lookout is constantly kept, thing vou tell her to my wife, and my and every now and then'the reward is izen. they fin Noo © 86 8 LYpowritor. Blinks (after the atorm)—-Yon — ee & good typewriter b nks— h PIN ep s—And why, that hussy in your Mr. Beir oe It’s becanse N.Y. 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+ pOR CITY MARSHAL. . tion, Ask yourselves if you can affurd for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run } the ‘rink and do nothing for it. We Shiloh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It never a Million Bottles were sold the pst year. ‘It relieves Cronp and Whooping Cough at once. Mothers,do no. be without it. Fer Lame Ruck, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. New York Bakery. —oI=— D. W. KELLER :. Proprietor AVING PURCHASED THIS WFUI known and pofuler Bakery of G. Ww Durst, on k OOMMEROIAL STREET, . L intend to keep on hand at all times ea good variety of BREAD. PIrKa, CAKE, Etc. Wedding Cakes And Frastry Made to order on short notice and on most reasonable terms. Ag All order for anything in my ly attended to. By strict attention to business, giving good satisfaction and selling at low rates,! Hope to meri. a liberal patronage. D-W. KELLER, line promp Price $1; ix Lottlés, $5. Worth $5 a bottle ¢ must be settled at once. will sell ray stock of Ez worth. Commercial Street,q 7 #8 go: OUR MILLINER HAS ARRIVED. EVERYTHING WETLLINER SZ Now Being Received a MES, LESTER & CRAWFORD'S. Due Announcement Will Be Made of the : CREAT, GRAND SPRINC OPENING. FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT. H. H. Lennie & Co. will .close their Great Cheap Retiring Sale on Wednesday, April 16, 1890, at 7 P. M. All goods unsold at that time will be packed up or otherwise disposed of. Great Bargans until the 16th., All accounts As I have taken a position as cutter in Los Angeles, . CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS Far Below Gost. Now is your only chance to get. your money's Seo ate lle no sn near is ‘ . + Sy @ We tender thanks to our customers for their patronage,’ and offer them the best inducements until we close. H. H. Lennie & Co., Pioneer Book Store. _ ae GREAT :: SLAUGHTER: SALE) -FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. Oh \ J. PHILLIPS, . = next tothe Tea Store. 7 8 4g You Don’t Getithe News DALY anscalet er = APUHE electors of the corpdration of the WILL be a candidate for election as ie ap Flection will be held at Nevada City On” Ai 840, i i : ’ Sth, 18.0, to elect the followfails. Thisexplains why more . than< Red ag th, : atthe fee Hon e.on the Plaz'. son and F-ed Cooner. oe ‘hi tere.t of Annie W. Hutchinson in said jand J. § Holbrook Election Proclamation. city of Nevada ore hereby D tified that; shal of Nevada City. Election, a 1. Marshal. se 2 Heasurer. FOR CITY MARSHAL, 4. prune eeeninrt NO. 1-The polling place will be Inepectors, R Treminand J. C. Rieh. Jndges, J.J aay ¢ James CG. Neagle Cierks, Wallace J. [++ Williams nad W. J. Osa ; LL. be acandidate for reelection as : Precinct No 2-The potting place will be AV ‘Wisnat of Nevada City. Election, at the City Hall. Inspecto.s, E. J. Revtor] yionday, May Sth, 1890. and -J. C, Abbott. Judges, [. J. Rolfe aud John Webber. Clerks, B. A. Davis and C. H. Hariisonu, Precinct No. 8—The polling place will be ut.Lones’ Building. eorner of Pine and Commercial streets. Inuspecto.s, John Dunnicliff und H.C. Mills, Jud es, KH. H. Miller and. A. Tompkins. Clerks, J. E. Carrand Geo. A. Nihell. The polls will 5 to re a So'clock P.M.) py. GAULT, President. T. H. Carr, Clerk. ea FOR CITY MARSHAL, — Dana B. Cetchell “ANTILL be a candidate for election a8 W Marshal of Nevada City. Election, \wonday, May bth, 1890. i‘ be open from sunrise until Fo CITY ASSESSOR. Summons. & the Superior Court of thé Coudty\ o Nevada, Stute of California. : STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY—OP NEVADA, 85. . —e E. A. Davis gi aed be pine Set ee uaa wil be a candidate for electioa fs City To Wm ‘H Hatchinson and Annie W. a Asse sur. Election Monday, May 5th, -H, “ Hutchinscn (his wi e) Defendants. You are hereby required to arpear in aw action brought ayuinst you in the Stiperio Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal-ifornia, on the 22d duy of March, 1890, by Fresno Loan and Savinzs Banka coporation -.the: Plaintiff, and to auswer the FOR CLEY TREASURER. complaint filed therein, within ten days —-_ (exclusive ofthe day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if served Samuel Clutter within this county; or, if served out of this county, withia thirty days. or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to the prayer of sa a. complaint, The said action is brought to obtain a defor the foreclosure of 8 described in the said wit be a candidate ‘ferelection as City Treasurer. Election, Monday, May 5, 1890. creebf this Court certain mor’ age 4 i complaint and executed by the said Wim. i H. Hutchinson onthe t2th day of Februars, — Se 1889, to'secuve the pryment of two ceriain promissory notes of evett date, executed by said Wm. H. Hutchinson to Jos. G. Woftord an foll’ vs, viz: One for $500, payable on Tune $0ta, 18:9, and one for $238 6) pruyable ow May Ist, 1859, both bea ‘ing intercsbac 10 per ce it. “er anov'n, and both being: dus and vu paid, (the said notes and mortgage having been endorsed an agsivned by said Irs. G. Woilord to this Plaintiff, and that the premises conveyed by said mort‘age may be suld, and the proceeds avplied to the payment of the amount due upon said promissory notes. ris The complaint also alleges that the property morigaged, viz : The K, 4 ofthe N. E. 4% of 8, W.Yyand thes. W Yof N.W. 4 of 3. E.\ Sec. 8, T. 1, N. RB. 8 E., in Nevada countyis community property, and thein(Successors to Denney. & Hitchins,) HORSE SHOERS & WAGON MAKERS, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. HORSE-SHOEINCG a Specialtv. Rondxters and Freight Horses shod in the beet stele ofthe art-and the work warranted to last.” WACON-MAKING. We will guarantee to set.an. axJe 80 that it will run one-third lighter tham if from any other shop. . \ We will guarantee to set tires so asto avoid all dish to wheels. ‘ We have the facilities for doing beavy or light work, and warrant satisfaction in 6verycase. e rp. J. MeLEOD; a first-class Wagonmaker and repairer, is in our employ, Mr: Denney will conduct the business of he fi m. is subject to sxid mortyuye. Tn case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same, thea said Plaintifi seeks to ebtain an Exeeution against said Wm, H. Hutchinson for the balance remaining d:e,and alsu that the said defendants und all persons elaiming by, throuyh or under thein, or either of them‘may be Uirred and foreclosed. of all right, tithe, claim, tien, Sd of redemption, and interest in and te ew d mort ‘aged premises, and for otherand curther relief. Anid’you are hereby notified that if you fatlto appeurand answe: the said complaint as above required the satd plaintiff _willapply tu the Court for the re ief deanded the said complaint. a Given under my hand and Seal {seal ( of the said Superior Court, of the =~ ' County of Nevada, State of CaliE. L. CRAIG. "JOHN M. FULWEILER. Fulweiler & Craig, Office 430 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE AND UNITED STATEs COURTS. fornia, this 22nd day of Mareh, in the hae of our Lord one .thousand eight hundred and ninety. are J.L. MORGAN, Clerk. Thos. 8. Ford, Atty for Platatiff. The Leading Harness Shop of Nevada City, BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, JAMES CAIRNS, Proprietor. ifeavy Concord Te .m Chain and Express Harness. : Light Bugsy Marness of all Kinds ow hand and made to order. * Boston téara, buggy and express Coliars. ie Ridiug Saddtes and Bri lleva, Robes, Blankets, Web aud Leather, Hulters. ). Curry Combs and Brushes of al! desvripticns. Lugyy Whips, Whipste: Ks, ashes, Blacksnakes. Axle Grease, Hatnegs Of}, Harness Soap, Geuts’ and Boys’ Buck and Eid Gloves, Ladica’ aud Gents’ Driving Gauntlets. Carriazo Trimmings and Buggy Murneas a Specialty 'TRArRMTS: CASE. ae PACES Trees Low nsT. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TO, — \ a T. H. CARP PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG :: Oor. Pine and Commorciai 7 STORE, Nevada City; — ERP SONSTANTLY ON FH 4 K OT ENG UBTALICY route iE : LARGE AND COMPLETE §TQug OF ZVER First-class Druse Store. P@@Q@TS OILS. VARNISHES ETC SCHOOL Books. 2 BLANK Booms, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS PERIODICALS, * PICTORIALS, A WePArEe Agenta for the San Francisoo Examiner, ee $ { ‘© PIBLD, GARDENAND FLOWENH \JeuD e i The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City ~~ bh Prescriptions accura‘ THE SPRING RACE MEETING, _as-are those of ais Under the auspices of the Will be held at ap _ Sacramento, COMMENCING APRIL 26th and END. ING MAY 3d, 1890. Exclusively Runnin . these Meetings an important adiunc: . e encourazementof breeding on. the . : $25,000 in Stakes and Purses Will be contested for by 1epresentat’ the principal stables of California, ad . their departure for Eastern engagemc nts, The saumé management tha has ma. er cing a succeys at the State Fuirs, will conuuct these meetings, withthe hope of making them ae attractive in point of enteriainment the Fall meetings. General Admission, including seat in Grand Stand and Quarter-Strétch privileges, —_ CHRIS. GREEN, Preside. kovik ?/duien, hentary, Oe T is the intention of this Society to wm. ky Peat oes so CITIZENS “BANK,Broad Strest...---+\ Nevada City . Paid up Capital.. $30 000 W? 8 SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, San Francisce. ; md@ Sacramnanto We isene BILLS OF EXCHANGK Payxnblie AT SIGHT in the prin. cipal cities ef GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. : Collections su any-part ef the United states a specialty, Highest Price Paid fer County and State Warran’s. Geld and Silver Bullien ‘ur. chased ‘ Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: ; ; if. M PRESTON.,..-.0-»iy.+4,PBRSIDEY ~ k.M. HUNT.. . Vick Presipent, JOHN T. MORGAN.. 27.20.0040. .CASHIER D. KX. MORGAN. -.Ass’T Caster aid Sxc'y fel ce ‘DIRECTORS: Wa, Kpwakps : L. Hoosman B. M, Peston. oh SORRESFONDENTS New York—Firet Nationa] Bank San Fraucisco—Fifst National Bank. pacrameniar Seren’) Bank of D. O.M, National Meat Market OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK, 0. J NAFFZIGER.:... EEF, Punk, MUTTON, VEAL, SAU8A GES, kte. é cu AMS: BACON AND LARD, wholeaale 0 Tis, Propribtor tiret-class Market. gee Monte delivered fee of charge. i, Od, NAFFZIGER Broad Street Meat Market _JAMES MONRO, Prop'r. at Curtomere supplied at the Lowest Pic with the very oest uf ; feel. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausages, Ktc. Broad Street, Near the City Hall, CHARLES ADOLPH DEALER IN OF ALL KINDS, Such as Household Furniture, Miners’ Tools, Curios.eo Etc., Etc — Sleaning‘and Laying of Car vets And Other General Work ‘Done to Order, ee City Bill Poster. Wil promptly and faithfully do a'l work in this line entrusted tome, My prices are reasonable. Give me a call. Leave orders at my Btore UnionSt., City Hotel Buildi ¢ a Evtabiighed im 1852 Nevaia: Assay . Office. J.:3 GT1, Proprietor ‘NO. 25 MAIN BTREET.,.. NEVADA CITY OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPtion refined, melted and. Assayed. Fy request, Gold Bars exchanged ‘oin, In con’ rs my Asay I have & small Quarts, { w.th which practical Tests, and ee in every way. Eptu g teats willbe LOW mi Ww. 500 pounds. Working Glasses Attention. ‘are now prepared to furnish all clas ea with employment st home, all the tishe, or for the “4 Business aew, light and profitable. ise ea anette Seth ro) on: mi. thelr time to the business, } sarn nearly as much es i eethis may ir business, lar to pay tee ° wson & Co., E No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, Buy Geld Dust, Gold and . fiver Mere. tive ngereeseter ie ? “ je of Ww BRaennarsa the bi sly and caiefully compounded byLcareful and competen rug And al. ainds of Meats usually found 1 are not ell eatiatied we W. ‘send one dol Second Hand Goods.” —— ll WED a Tie pecu tion, and p! parilla mak from others in actual ¢ all druggists & Co., Ap Fai Nice furr forrent. A main. . I A special vision, U. I Wednesday Gro. A. ce The largest field seeds i. 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