December 7, 1890 (4 pages)

p Fares al Cities, NTINENTAL -} OMPANY, mm pt connecway Lines Urleans to IRTS. ING CARS x Oars ) Trains. No Serths in Jars, erths secured, — applica. where passen. ure choice of JODMAN, ‘ans & Th’'t Agt (anager, . al. nae ANDS.’ Yorthern Cali« Jtah, apply to D. P. R. R. San é ifornia, apply Agent 8. P. R, ENT Has No ‘aculty. Pre. Leadine PhyAniment,. lary 7th, 1890, ave ured the C, und have found mad seases ©) any unhesitatingly verful and useR. DILLE, M.K. Church, onnection with MPOUND SULighly cleansing }entire system. 1, Indigestion, is put up 4 U reet, A bottle; t Pot s. Sent postase nent Co. t, S. F. ROGGISTS. PINT EE, 1 Seoretarv. itors. 1 by the under. of the Estate of he creditors of ims against the them with the . ten months afbis notice to the aw office of Fred ame being the the business of 7B W. RAY. rot J. A. J. Ray. ymber, 1890. I otice. RAVEL MINne of prine. pa) ancisco, Califor orth Bloomfield, ruent upon the "on account of » on the tweuty890, the several ames of the re° m i=¥ > 5 RESEREEERS ES. ceseex SESSESESEELES Mesa Es. ssbbecrz sceeseeeeeese BESESERE 23 233 ss 2000 = d an or AW, ode on the r, go many ich'stock #8 vor a at public ov day of De ta orig el of ad‘pale. tary. OJanteome street, a ee ee ee ee oe 5 Bs cS , fact,at any time,and the better it is ' + alarmed that he stood for several = Be Baily Transcript. THE DISTRICT sCHOOL. SUNDAY, DEGEMBER 7, 1890 eee Grass Valley Ledge Elections. Grass Valley Lodge No. 12,1. 0. 0. F., held their regular election Thursday evening with the following result: R. R. Dunstan, N. G.; W. 4, Hosken, V. G.; W. D. Harris, 8,’ 8.; _ WilliamGeorge, ‘Treas.; W. R. Thomas, P. S.; E. HH. Holland, Trustee. Installation first. Thursday in January. Thursday evening the election of officers in Olympic Lodge, No. 74, K. of P., took place, with the following result: T. T. Mitchell, P. 0.3; -CoM, Weldon, C, ©.; Benj. Dunstan, V, C. ‘ Wm. Wicks, P.; Robert Deeble, M, A.; W. J. Rogers, K. of R. and 8.; W.G.Lord, M. of F.; P. W. Michell, M. of E.; J. M. Williams, Trustee. Belongs to Nevada feunty. The general mining outlook at Mooney Flat in this county has not been so good in years before as it ig now. The Ayers drift mine is producing the richest. kind: of dirt, The Marysville papers have a great way in speaking of that mine being at Smartsville in Yuba county. Notice is; hereby served on them that the Mooney Flatters protest against such rank injugtice being done to their fine and growing little town. They want “to be spoken of as Nevada countyans, for they aro proud of Nevada county as well as of their rich mines, New Incorporation, ‘There have been filéd with the County Clerk articles of incorporation of the Grass Valley Gold Extracting Company, organized to buy, sell and work mines, reduce ores, to make and sell paints, etc. The capital stock is $100,000 divided into 1000 shares} which are subscribed for in the following amounts by the Directors: Shares, Joseph W. Higginbottom... 340 W. esnaia EEN a eee we tieaevee 320 Thomas L. Lockhart..-.. 320 Thomas Ménzies.;.... 10 _ Peter Johnston. 6.0. eo 10 The Werla Enmriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare—and ed and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in known the more popular it be. comes, ly Tralled by a Bear, One day recently asa Mexican was walking through the forest on the Williams Ranch half a mile southwest of this city, he thousht he heard Makes It a Success. [Writtén' for the Transcrrer.} Snooks, how are you getting along with your country school? Mr. 8.—Oh, pretty well, except a flog one of the kids,in that manner very often? Mr. 8.—Yes ; indeed, if it is not one tise them every once in a while. tell them that their children are the then they are easily recouciled, Mr._S.—I have about twenty-five. home for a week, and when they do classes for me to tend to, ing for a profession? trustees and parents, it is a pretty dollars a month, « does your district subscribe for? them in the library, novel reading better. first grade at the next examination? ter wages thanI do now. teacher is.” with common seuse knows what a Prof.—Well, Mr. Snooks, seeing teacher is and then I’ll give you mine. es of education as prescribed by a county board of education. HERE AND THERE. gentlemen’s at The Kind of a Teacher -Who. a uriet Record of Various Mate ter of Local Interest. No more dust this year—except gold Professor — Good morning, Mr. . dust, Carr Bros. are unpacking an immense stock of Holiday goods, The Harmony gravel claim conlittle squabble now and then when I tinues to look better every day. : There was a heavy frost on Saturday Prof.—Do you have tu punish them morning, but not as heavy as Friday morning’s. t Before making any of your Holiday thing they are up to, it’s another; and purchases, peruse the columns of the it irritates me so that I have to chasTRANSCRIPT. A larger and better snowplow’ than Some of the parents get a little fluffy . any of those*heretofore used is being some times, but all’'I have to do is to built for the N.C; N. GR. R. The French Corral Minstrels (young Smartest one in school to learn and men) will give an.enteitainment and dance at that place on Christmas Prof.—How many pupils have you? . eve. : The Excelsior Whist Club will hold If they would only come regularly, it. its first regular meeting on Monday would be quite.a little school, but itis} evening at the residence of Mrs. I. J. first one day at school and then stay . Rolfe, ; Have@pu seen those elegant goods come it makes about twenty different . for wear, Millers? If not, go and see them withProf.—How do you like school teach-} out delay. . : The ladies of Trinity Church are reMr, 8.—Well I can’t say. ’m in love quested to meet at 2 o’clock Monday witb it, although if a fellow has lots of . alternoon at the residence of Mrs. C. muscle and knows how: to flatter the. J. Naffziger. Good ore is coming into the 300 level . Casy way of earning sixty or seventy . of the Manhattan mine on Gold Flat, anda contract has been let to extend Prof.—What journal of education . the level 200 feet. The subject Mr. 8.—Let me see—I believe it is} Church on Sunday morning will be: the, California Teacher ; yes, that’s the . “‘The Gift of Tongues,” and in the name ofit. There isa whole stack-of evening ‘‘Self-Control.” Private advices from the Young Prof.—How do you like the journal?. America mine near Sierra City state Mr. S8.—Well, there is some first-] that a rich development has been rate reading in them, although I like . made on the No. 4 level. Tickets for the, concert and orange Prof.—Do you think. of writing for a] festival at the Theater next Wednes: day evening are in demand. There Mr. 8.—Yes, I mean to have a first . will be a big turn-out and a good time grade, becauseI could command bet. for all. The Holiday trade this year will be Prof.—Speaking of the examination . better than it has been in years, for reminds me of a question in the last. the reason that money is edsier made teachers’ examination. It was this: . and the town is growing more pros“Give your ideas of what a. school perous every day. ; Charles Grimes says there is no Mr. 8.—Yes, I well remember the earthly reason why people should not question for I was writing at the. ex. dress to the tip of fashion now that amination. I thoughtit a very insig-. the same can be done with but a nificant question, because anyone . 8mall outlay of coin. i C.J. Brand, the Nevada City jewelcomfort of mankind are almost unlimit-. }-achool teacher is. But what surprised j er, is the pioneer. and leading manume most was that not one of theappli. facturerin California of fine jewelry ants received full credit for the ques. with settings of gold-bearing quartz tion. and petrified woods. The regular meeting of Mistleloe that weChave plenty of time, and a Encampment,l, O. O, F.,will take place nice little subject for discussion, let us }uext Monday evening. There will be talk alittle about it. First, you give'] degree-werk, and all members are reyour ideas in regard toe what a school. quested to be present. Those ‘merchants—who want to doa Mr.8.—Well,I should say in answer. 00d business should talk-to. the peoing that question, that a school teach{ ple through the newspapers. er is a person hired by the county to be afraid to invite people to call at instruct pupils in the different branch. your places for bargains, The Directors of the Idaho Mining Company have declared dividend No. the 2. dogtrotting -eleng behind him. . Prof.—All very well, and here i+} 248 of $2.50 per share, Looking back he saw a young cinnamon bear at his heels. He was so minutee without power to move. The bear stopped as the man did and after a brief survey of him disappeared in the brush. : n Moving sawmills. L. Voss has removed his sawmill to a point‘on Greenhorn within a mile or so of You Bet, and will build a tramway from the mill ‘to the Narrow Gauge railroad. Chas. W. Kitts will next Spring re~ move his mill from its present site on Greenhorn’ creek to the ‘immediate vicinity of the Narrow Gauge railroad where the latter crosses Greenhorn. A Ray of hope for all who are held . Same. by the chains of scrofula or other diseases of the blood comes from Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which by imparting the . easy, quiet way as if it were a second nature to them. Now one rises from . % the Transcrrer. his seat without asking the teacter . their immense establishment will be sold cheaperthan the game is bought any where élse in the State. look at their goods—it don’t cost any‘thing to do that, and vou will be treatperceive that they: are not slaves, but ed as cordially as if you had spent the hams and bacon ever offered here by. free boys and girls who know their elements of good health and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves the bonds of disease and sets the captive free. Pubiic Taste Hams and Bacon. es Colley Brothers of this city aré manufacturing ‘and selling the choicest across the room; the door opens softly manner; pleasure of meeting Mr. So and So.” their seats and as if you were an on exhibition; that they are all neat and lean and the school room is the thing that they do they do with an and goes softly across the room, gets a drink of water and returns to his seat; another in the same manner goes to the dictionary, and again you anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are . rights and do not abuse them. Presbazar. used, every piece is carefully trimmed . ently a class is called for recitation in and the curing and smoking are by @ secret process that beats all ‘others, . teacher) speaksin a firm but kind tone Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand, d5-1m Cottey Bros. Sick headache is the bane of many lives ; to cure and prevent.this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McJ.ean’s Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They. are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. Selid and Plated Silver ware in all the latest styles at C.J. Brand’s, “Lily white” flour. gives entire satisfaction. D3-1m Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder Highest of a.l in leayen’ They obey him here as in school, not . because they feel compelled to, but. ‘he parts affected, absorbs tumorst because it pleases them to do so. . #lays itching and effects a permanen, Yclock comes around a lot . cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise onion id thelr Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, Sold by Carr Bros. The Leading Music House. G them; they respect their teacher and If you had inquired you would have ; _ . quently visited the peeple in his disWeh a lateik dheok la Aout plain thods; and . Ve have u @ lates’ Sheet music, fines that bee Siaceontion ithe and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). parents in e oo. He — 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra no " onesty an : : uprightness wit hme Hoe man . (l5 cents); best Russian, 25 conte; moral worth, respected by all and Bs, y : seperation @ benefactor to the rising . Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek history. Yon notice that he (the and has a pleasant expression on bis face. He asks no questions that can ests them with historical anecdotes appropriate to the lesson, he teaches ing etc., from the history lesson, though in a way not to distract the minds of his pupils from the main uity and his class is as thoroughly interested as himself—in short, he is ' living in the minds of his pupils. with his pupils and asks you out to, enjoy their games. Here he instructs his pupils, though in a way not perof merry children bid their teacher and. you good night and depart for their homes. They have no sorrowful tales to tell, for all is pleasure to their school is where they love to ge. been told that this school teacher freand Mr, Snooks _Wwent home a complaints, ree, Sac mento, . twenty years, 4 m @ ——————EEEE A Great Liver Medicine mine: Suppose you visit a school. . looks fine in the bottom of the shaft You knock at the door and immedi. and the Idaho is destined to pay diviately you hear a light footstep coming . dends for years to come. ; When the grand jury meets again and you are pleasantly accosted by a . their attention is to be especially. call-' neatly dressed gentlemen or lady, as . ed to the fact that in nearly every the case may be. You are ushered in. town in Nevada county there are and given aseat. If you are not ac. agents for lottery schemes. quainted with the scholars you are in. aged in that kind of business should troduced to them, probably in this. take warning now and quit the “Scholars you have the . raffic. In nearly all of our exchanges we The scholars all -bow their heads in}tead about house courtesy and resume their study. You . round. will have noticed that on going into . ‘rated this city up to this writing, and the room the scholars did not turn in. they will not come here when they stare at you] earn that the death penalty on the animal . 8Pot will be, invoked—if they are caught in the act. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are now There is no confusion of . °9gaged in unpacking the grandest whispersand you perceive that every stock of goods in their line ever brought into Nevada county, A full list of their new goods would fill a page burglars heing None of them have peneEverything in last-cent you have at this grand Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious dyspepsia, indigestion, be answered by yes or no. He intercostiveness, torpid liver, etc. pills insure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the them a little grammar, reading, spellbowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate andstrengthen the entire system lesson. His eyes sparkle with ingenby their tonic action. a box by Carr Bros. Bold at 25 cents PLEASANT to the taste and readily . . When recess is declared he goes out . ken is Simmons Liver Regulator. A Sure Cure tor Piles. ceived by them. He-shares their joys . ike perspiration, itching when warm. ‘ ~,_}and their sorrows and they feel that he : : : OY; = ine beib g just like themselves and well as Blind, Bleeding and protrudlook upon him as one of their number. . ‘9 yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Itching Piles are known by moisture causing This form as Pile Remdey, which acts directly on Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the musie line, ; S pompany s Bem ren Mareen said : : jal. iron frame pianos, A ‘Thus ended the pedagogical dial. iro aoe Fi abe cen te ALL IMAGINATION. field is Running. Says the Marysville Appeal of Friday: There is no doubt that the slickens which has kept the Yuba river maddy here for several months past was discharged chiefly or entirely from theNorth Bloomfield mine. The company owning that mine is the defendant in a suit bronght by the United States, now pending in Judge Sawyer’s Circuit Court. The testimony for the plaintiff is all-in, and itis very strong. Witnesses have testified that the river immediately above the mine has been clear, while just below the mine the water has been yellow with slickens. The plaintiff has sought to establish two main pointe. First,that the restraining works of the company are insufficient, and secondly, “that slickens is from time to time; as opportunity, offere, discharged directly from the mine into the river, without any effort -at restraint. There has been much delay. in the! taking of testimony in this action, before the Commissioner, om account of illness of several—of the parties concerned. The only witness so far called for the defendant is L. L. Rebinson, and the taking of his testimony is to ‘be resumed’ shortly. The testimony will probably be submitted to Judge Siwyer before the close ‘of the year. What is known as the Woodruff suit is a separateaction from that now. in progress. In the Woodruff suit two cases of contempt against the North Bloomfield, for violation of injunction, are pending in the Circuit Court. Like the testimony in the new suit, that in these proceedings for contempt is strong. : Mr. Ohleyer says that the North Bloomfield is the only mine of.any consequence that is known or believed to be discharging debris into the Yuba river. The Feather and Bear have been clear all summer. Tone’s New Institution. As-heretofore stated, the cornerstone of the Preston School of Industry at Ione, the State institution provided for by the last Legislature, will be laid on the 20th inst. This main building is to have a frontage of 168 feet and an extreme depth of 175 feet. The structure will bethree and one half stories in height and will be built of Sacramento stock brick, a grade between pressed brick and’ common brick, with sandstone trimmings. This is to be crewned with a tower 140 feet in height. Subsequently a small village ofeight or ten detached cottages, a chapel, workshop, barns, stables and a power-house will be constructed, The Legislature appropriated $95,000 for the work. This will not be sufficient, and an additionalappropriation will be asked. The present work contemplated will exhaust $58;900. Been There Befere. When Sheriff Dunster arrived at the Stockton Asylum with Wm. Allsop, the insane-man from Bronco, the authorities at once recognized Allsop as a former inmate of the institution. He was discharged from there in April last, it being believed he had permanently regained his reason. —————— . A MAN who has practiced medicine for 40 years ought to know salt from sugar ; read what he says: Toxzpo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. tlemen ;—I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe with as much confidence of success as I can Hall’sCatarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many thmes and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclution that I have yet to findacase of Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to directions: Yours truly, L. L. Gorsuca, M. D., Office, 215 Summit 8t, We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured‘ with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. F, J, Cuunzy & Co., Toledo, 0, MF Sold by Druggists, 75c. @@ The Daily Transonipr has the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern California:— Prices the lowest, ¢ Girt Wantea To do general housework in private family. Enquire at this office, n16-tf Remarkable Rescue, Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, fil., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse, He told her she was.a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure her. Her drugyist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con sumption ; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from the first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Carr Bros. Store, large bottles 50:cents and $1.00. Suckien’s arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruisés, Sorés, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns; and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect . OF money re~ . sale by Oacr Bros. tf A Dream That the Nerth Bleom= Meusrs. F, J. Cheney & Co.—Gen-. h PERSONAL MENTION. Social amd Other Netes About ~ + RPeepie Old and xeung. 8. H. Nihell has returned from the lower part of the State. J. W. Wood of Sweetland bas relurned from a trip below. vot ' George H. Gill of New York wen to Forest City Saturday. __ , J. 8. Landsburg and wife of Relief Hill'were in town Saturday. E. Booth of Graniteville went to Towa Hill Saturday to visit his relatives, : C. A. Lawrence and Wm. Selkirk of Brandy City were in town Saturday on their way below.Superintendent Tregidgo came down from. Ormonde Saturday. The Washington mine js flourishing. : 8, Ames, a merchant of the prosPerous town of Mooney Fiat, tLis ‘county, was in town Saturday. R>Thomas of Birchville has returned to his home after atwo dayn’ stay in this city, His eon R. I, Thomas, who has been at Sin Francisco and recently had a severe illness, arrived here by Friday evening’s train_and went to the Ridge with his father. J. W. Higginbottom,. General Manager of the new reduction works ut Grass Valley, aleo W. L. Holmes and T. L. Lockhart who are connected with the same enterprise, were in town Saturday. The main building is to be pushed to completion as rapidly as the weather will permit, and the works will be in full operation by early springtime, Taken Frem fridays Tidings. The indications are strong that the ledge will be cut again in the North Star shaft in a few days. The shaft is now dowm about 2100 feet, and of late. ha@peen in practically barren ground. Robert Stevenson, the-mining engineer who is one of the promoters ofthe company operating the Coe mine, is in town. He is accompanied by Noble Hamilton of San Franciseo-and W. M, Buonoup of Oakland. The Indian. Springs literary society held its regular weekly meeting last night and presented a very good program. The debate was on the question, ‘Resolved, That Farming is Preferable to Mining.’? Ex-Assemblyman Hill pleaded the negative cause and Mrs. Church (nee Brown) the affirmative. The verdict of the judges was in favor of the lady. It is currently reperted that at the meeting of the Board of Education next Monday evening, charges (embracing that of incompetence) will be preferred against a teacher by a superior officer of the school department, and that the teacher in question will file. counter charges. In the High School today Principal McPhetridge is reported to have used physical farce in an unnecessary manner (choking) to subdue a refractory pupil. Another pupil came to the rescue and quite @ scene ensued. Ba 4 BUSINESS PROPOSITION. . & Oty Lady Who Required Preef — Before Believing. There recently appeared in San Fra etsco Call, Chronicle, and iner, @ prope sition hitherto unheard of. It was em advertisement in which the Edwin W, Jey Company, in proof of the curative properties ef Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparille, offered be submit it to the terrific test of “no cure go pay.” Many accepted, and their experiences are so convincing as to be almost beyond belief. Here is another, written under date January 6, 1890:— Dean Stes; I accepted your to merits of your vegetab! eld god for ie ramedy fn I had been troubled for had tried neat! ev hing, wl le the th i or no effect; but Joy’s Vege Sarsaparilla acted almost like magic, and first splloved me from one of the worst cases headache one ever had. MRS. M. B. PRI 16 Prospect Place, Ban Fracelece, We will from time to time publish others of these letters, It is doubtful if any remedy was ever before submitted to such « severe ordeal. . ‘Turee-fourths ef your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. SHiLon’s Cough and Consumption’ Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr . SLEEPLESS nights, made miserable by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you. Sold by Oarr. Bros, Shileh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold, A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough, croup, and. bronchitie, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its first discovery it has been sold on 4 guarantee, a teat which no other medigine can stand. If you havea cough we earnestly sek you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. If your tungs are sere, chest or back lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Bold by Carr Bros. Srectat attention is called to the advertisement of John F. Coopér, agent for the unrivalled pianos, adh e209 Hotel Arrivals, Nanionan Hor Dec. 5. RB. Rosenthal Jenacisco, ir, * do’ as, do M. Cronan, Sacramento, ° ‘Europe nal hand had to go deep into the pooket in order to save them from ~But the danghter, a bright, winning creatufe, was the pet of every one, and where sie lived her name was almost a synonym for goodness. Realizing that his estates would soon vanish were they left to his sous, the father left everything to his daughter except-the entailed estates. Besides this the sons—received a small annuity. Margaret still remembered them, atid gave them a double allowance. Naturally she had many suitors. Adolph Seigford won her love and the promise of her hand. The brothers op‘posed. the match, for were their sister married then ended all their hopes of regaining their lost inheritance. The girl was firm, and the preparations were being made for the weeks against the brothers, but nothing could be proved. The sudden blotting out of her ht visions Margaret Von Vetter in a bad of sickness, where she lay for months. For days she was delirious, and while she was in that con dition her brothers had her placed in the Heppenheim insane asylum at Sterenberg. She recovered only to find herself &@ sane woman in a madhouse. The horrors of the place so’ wore on her that in igre Gaayioon Bnet those round about , and the years that followed were almost a blank t her. Finally she began to recover soméwhat, and the brothers, fe@ring she might some day claim the estate, hai her taken from the insane asylum and sent to a distant relative, H Schwartz, in Noblestown, Pa. She on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm, and ap tived in New York on Sept. 6. She got & ticket for Noblestown, and then wen to Hoboken. Whilo there she was robbed of all her money. She, howeves, found her train and arrived in Nobles town four days ago. > Soon Mr, Schwartz discovered she we still insane at times. He knew the story of her life, and as he was not able ts take care of her he appealed y to Chief Elliott, of the aoe: charities.” The chief listened to thy story, but as it wus outside of his j diction he tol! the man the city cou not take care of her. At the same ti: however, he ordered Clerk Hoffman notify Secrutary Windom of the case, Pittsburg Dispatch. ‘ \, Birds and. Bonnets. It isfthe opinion of Indian local aw thorities that nothing can save the beau tiful birds of India from complete de struction but a prohibitive tax upon th export of their skins and feathers, Suc’ is the demand for the adornment ladies’ Gaps, bonnets and even dresses i T haricg and elsewhere that thi time is believed to_be ripe for this de cisive remedy if India~ia not to be de prived of its beautiful birds or the crops of the ryot left to the mercy of the insects on which they feed. In the Punjaub, in ae and in Madras the harmless paddy bird; the oreole, the roller a gab little ry tidy vin wine metallic hues, are poem eh for thesake of their hove and tails, and birds’ feathers, . ly packed, are going away from Indian ports in ship loads,—London News. bs Cnour frequently finds » household unprepared for ite visit, while the rapidity with which it develops calls for instant treatment. For this dangerous disease Ayer’s Cherry Poctoral is an admirable remedy. 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p Fares al Cities, NTINENTAL -} OMPANY, mm pt connecway Lines Urleans to IRTS. ING CARS x Oars ) Trains. No Serths in Jars, erths secured, — applica. where passen. ure choice of JODMAN, ‘ans & Th’'t Agt (anager, . al. nae ANDS.’ Yorthern Cali« Jtah, apply to D. P. R. R. San é ifornia, apply Agent 8. P. R, ENT Has No ‘aculty. Pre. Leadine PhyAniment,. lary 7th, 1890, ave ured the C, und have found mad seases ©) any unhesitatingly verful and useR. DILLE, M.K. Church, onnection with MPOUND SULighly cleansing }entire system. 1, Indigestion, is put up 4 U reet, A bottle; t Pot s. Sent postase nent Co. t, S. F. ROGGISTS. PINT EE, 1 Seoretarv. itors. 1 by the under. of the Estate of he creditors of ims against the them with the . ten months afbis notice to the aw office of Fred ame being the the business of 7B W. RAY. rot J. A. J. Ray. ymber, 1890. I otice. RAVEL MINne of prine. pa) ancisco, Califor orth Bloomfield, ruent upon the "on account of » on the tweuty890, the several ames of the re° m i=¥ > 5 RESEREEERS ES. ceseex SESSESESEELES Mesa Es. ssbbecrz sceeseeeeeese BESESERE 23 233 ss 2000 = d an or AW, ode on the r, go many ich'stock #8 vor a at public ov day of De ta orig el of ad‘pale. tary. OJanteome street, a ee ee ee ee oe 5 Bs cS , fact,at any time,and the better it is ' + alarmed that he stood for several = Be Baily Transcript. THE DISTRICT sCHOOL. SUNDAY, DEGEMBER 7, 1890 eee Grass Valley Ledge Elections. Grass Valley Lodge No. 12,1. 0. 0. F., held their regular election Thursday evening with the following result: R. R. Dunstan, N. G.; W. 4, Hosken, V. G.; W. D. Harris, 8,’ 8.; _ WilliamGeorge, ‘Treas.; W. R. Thomas, P. S.; E. HH. Holland, Trustee. Installation first. Thursday in January. Thursday evening the election of officers in Olympic Lodge, No. 74, K. of P., took place, with the following result: T. T. Mitchell, P. 0.3; -CoM, Weldon, C, ©.; Benj. Dunstan, V, C. ‘ Wm. Wicks, P.; Robert Deeble, M, A.; W. J. Rogers, K. of R. and 8.; W.G.Lord, M. of F.; P. W. Michell, M. of E.; J. M. Williams, Trustee. Belongs to Nevada feunty. The general mining outlook at Mooney Flat in this county has not been so good in years before as it ig now. The Ayers drift mine is producing the richest. kind: of dirt, The Marysville papers have a great way in speaking of that mine being at Smartsville in Yuba county. Notice is; hereby served on them that the Mooney Flatters protest against such rank injugtice being done to their fine and growing little town. They want “to be spoken of as Nevada countyans, for they aro proud of Nevada county as well as of their rich mines, New Incorporation, ‘There have been filéd with the County Clerk articles of incorporation of the Grass Valley Gold Extracting Company, organized to buy, sell and work mines, reduce ores, to make and sell paints, etc. The capital stock is $100,000 divided into 1000 shares} which are subscribed for in the following amounts by the Directors: Shares, Joseph W. Higginbottom..... 340 W. esnaia EEN a eee we tieaevee 320 Thomas L. Lockhart...-.... 320 Thomas Ménzies.;........ 10 _ Peter Johnston. 6.0. eo 10 The Werla Enmriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare—and ed and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in known the more popular it be. comes, ly Tralled by a Bear, One day recently asa Mexican was walking through the forest on the Williams Ranch half a mile southwest of this city, he thousht he heard Makes It a Success. [Writtén' for the Transcrrer.} Snooks, how are you getting along with your country school? Mr. 8.—Oh, pretty well, except a flog one of the kids,in that manner very often? Mr. 8.—Yes ; indeed, if it is not one tise them every once in a while. tell them that their children are the then they are easily recouciled, Mr._S.—I have about twenty-five. home for a week, and when they do classes for me to tend to, ing for a profession? trustees and parents, it is a pretty dollars a month, « does your district subscribe for? them in the library, novel reading better. first grade at the next examination? ter wages thanI do now. teacher is.” with common seuse knows what a Prof.—Well, Mr. Snooks, seeing teacher is and then I’ll give you mine. es of education as prescribed by a county board of education. HERE AND THERE. gentlemen’s at The Kind of a Teacher -Who. a uriet Record of Various Mate ter of Local Interest. No more dust this year—except gold Professor — Good morning, Mr. . dust, Carr Bros. are unpacking an immense stock of Holiday goods, The Harmony gravel claim conlittle squabble now and then when I tinues to look better every day. : There was a heavy frost on Saturday Prof.—Do you have tu punish them morning, but not as heavy as Friday morning’s. t Before making any of your Holiday thing they are up to, it’s another; and purchases, peruse the columns of the it irritates me so that I have to chasTRANSCRIPT. A larger and better snowplow’ than Some of the parents get a little fluffy . any of those*heretofore used is being some times, but all’'I have to do is to built for the N.C; N. GR. R. The French Corral Minstrels (young Smartest one in school to learn and men) will give an.enteitainment and dance at that place on Christmas Prof.—How many pupils have you? . eve. : The Excelsior Whist Club will hold If they would only come regularly, it. its first regular meeting on Monday would be quite.a little school, but itis} evening at the residence of Mrs. I. J. first one day at school and then stay . Rolfe, ; Have@pu seen those elegant goods come it makes about twenty different . for wear, Millers? If not, go and see them withProf.—How do you like school teach-} out delay. . : The ladies of Trinity Church are reMr, 8.—Well I can’t say. ’m in love quested to meet at 2 o’clock Monday witb it, although if a fellow has lots of . alternoon at the residence of Mrs. C. muscle and knows how: to flatter the. J. Naffziger. Good ore is coming into the 300 level . Casy way of earning sixty or seventy . of the Manhattan mine on Gold Flat, anda contract has been let to extend Prof.—What journal of education . the level 200 feet. The subject Mr. 8.—Let me see—I believe it is} Church on Sunday morning will be: the, California Teacher ; yes, that’s the . “‘The Gift of Tongues,” and in the name ofit. There isa whole stack-of evening ‘‘Self-Control.” Private advices from the Young Prof.—How do you like the journal?. America mine near Sierra City state Mr. S8.—Well, there is some first-] that a rich development has been rate reading in them, although I like . made on the No. 4 level. Tickets for the, concert and orange Prof.—Do you think. of writing for a] festival at the Theater next Wednes: day evening are in demand. There Mr. 8.—Yes, I mean to have a first . will be a big turn-out and a good time grade, becauseI could command bet. for all. The Holiday trade this year will be Prof.—Speaking of the examination . better than it has been in years, for reminds me of a question in the last. the reason that money is edsier made teachers’ examination. It was this: . and the town is growing more pros“Give your ideas of what a. school perous every day. ; Charles Grimes says there is no Mr. 8.—Yes, I well remember the earthly reason why people should not question for I was writing at the. ex. dress to the tip of fashion now that amination. I thoughtit a very insig-. the same can be done with but a nificant question, because anyone . 8mall outlay of coin. i C.J. Brand, the Nevada City jewelcomfort of mankind are almost unlimit-. }-achool teacher is. But what surprised j er, is the pioneer. and leading manume most was that not one of theappli. facturerin California of fine jewelry ants received full credit for the ques. with settings of gold-bearing quartz tion. and petrified woods. The regular meeting of Mistleloe that weChave plenty of time, and a Encampment,l, O. O, F.,will take place nice little subject for discussion, let us }uext Monday evening. There will be talk alittle about it. First, you give'] degree-werk, and all members are reyour ideas in regard toe what a school. quested to be present. Those ‘merchants—who want to doa Mr.8.—Well,I should say in answer. 00d business should talk-to. the peoing that question, that a school teach{ ple through the newspapers. er is a person hired by the county to be afraid to invite people to call at instruct pupils in the different branch. your places for bargains, The Directors of the Idaho Mining Company have declared dividend No. the 2. dogtrotting -eleng behind him. . Prof.—All very well, and here i+} 248 of $2.50 per share, Looking back he saw a young cinnamon bear at his heels. He was so minutee without power to move. The bear stopped as the man did and after a brief survey of him disappeared in the brush. : n Moving sawmills. L. Voss has removed his sawmill to a point‘on Greenhorn within a mile or so of You Bet, and will build a tramway from the mill ‘to the Narrow Gauge railroad. Chas. W. Kitts will next Spring re~ move his mill from its present site on Greenhorn’ creek to the ‘immediate vicinity of the Narrow Gauge railroad where the latter crosses Greenhorn. A Ray of hope for all who are held . Same. by the chains of scrofula or other diseases of the blood comes from Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which by imparting the . easy, quiet way as if it were a second nature to them. Now one rises from . % the Transcrrer. his seat without asking the teacter . their immense establishment will be sold cheaperthan the game is bought any where élse in the State. look at their goods—it don’t cost any‘thing to do that, and vou will be treatperceive that they: are not slaves, but ed as cordially as if you had spent the hams and bacon ever offered here by. free boys and girls who know their elements of good health and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves the bonds of disease and sets the captive free. Pubiic Taste Hams and Bacon. es Colley Brothers of this city aré manufacturing ‘and selling the choicest across the room; the door opens softly manner; pleasure of meeting Mr. So and So.” their seats and as if you were an on exhibition; that they are all neat and lean and the school room is the thing that they do they do with an and goes softly across the room, gets a drink of water and returns to his seat; another in the same manner goes to the dictionary, and again you anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are . rights and do not abuse them. Presbazar. used, every piece is carefully trimmed . ently a class is called for recitation in and the curing and smoking are by @ secret process that beats all ‘others, . teacher) speaksin a firm but kind tone Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand, d5-1m Cottey Bros. Sick headache is the bane of many lives ; to cure and prevent.this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McJ.ean’s Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They. are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. Selid and Plated Silver ware in all the latest styles at C.J. Brand’s, “Lily white” flour. gives entire satisfaction. D3-1m Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder Highest of a.l in leayen’ They obey him here as in school, not . because they feel compelled to, but. ‘he parts affected, absorbs tumorst because it pleases them to do so. . #lays itching and effects a permanen, Yclock comes around a lot . cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise onion id thelr Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, Sold by Carr Bros. The Leading Music House. G them; they respect their teacher and If you had inquired you would have ; _ . quently visited the peeple in his disWeh a lateik dheok la Aout plain thods; and . Ve have u @ lates’ Sheet music, fines that bee Siaceontion ithe and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). parents in e oo. He — 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra no " onesty an : : uprightness wit hme Hoe man . (l5 cents); best Russian, 25 conte; moral worth, respected by all and Bs, y : seperation @ benefactor to the rising . Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek history. Yon notice that he (the and has a pleasant expression on bis face. He asks no questions that can ests them with historical anecdotes appropriate to the lesson, he teaches ing etc., from the history lesson, though in a way not to distract the minds of his pupils from the main uity and his class is as thoroughly interested as himself—in short, he is ' living in the minds of his pupils. with his pupils and asks you out to, enjoy their games. Here he instructs his pupils, though in a way not perof merry children bid their teacher and. you good night and depart for their homes. They have no sorrowful tales to tell, for all is pleasure to their school is where they love to ge. been told that this school teacher freand Mr, Snooks _Wwent home a complaints, ree, Sac mento, . twenty years, 4 m @ ——————EEEE A Great Liver Medicine mine: Suppose you visit a school. . looks fine in the bottom of the shaft You knock at the door and immedi. and the Idaho is destined to pay diviately you hear a light footstep coming . dends for years to come. ; When the grand jury meets again and you are pleasantly accosted by a . their attention is to be especially. call-' neatly dressed gentlemen or lady, as . ed to the fact that in nearly every the case may be. You are ushered in. town in Nevada county there are and given aseat. If you are not ac. agents for lottery schemes. quainted with the scholars you are in. aged in that kind of business should troduced to them, probably in this. take warning now and quit the “Scholars you have the . raffic. In nearly all of our exchanges we The scholars all -bow their heads in}tead about house courtesy and resume their study. You . round. will have noticed that on going into . ‘rated this city up to this writing, and the room the scholars did not turn in. they will not come here when they stare at you] earn that the death penalty on the animal . 8Pot will be, invoked—if they are caught in the act. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are now There is no confusion of . °9gaged in unpacking the grandest whispersand you perceive that every stock of goods in their line ever brought into Nevada county, A full list of their new goods would fill a page burglars heing None of them have peneEverything in last-cent you have at this grand Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious dyspepsia, indigestion, be answered by yes or no. He intercostiveness, torpid liver, etc. pills insure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the them a little grammar, reading, spellbowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate andstrengthen the entire system lesson. His eyes sparkle with ingenby their tonic action. a box by Carr Bros. Bold at 25 cents PLEASANT to the taste and readily . . When recess is declared he goes out . ken is Simmons Liver Regulator. A Sure Cure tor Piles. ceived by them. He-shares their joys . ike perspiration, itching when warm. ‘ ~,_}and their sorrows and they feel that he : : : OY; = ine beib g just like themselves and well as Blind, Bleeding and protrudlook upon him as one of their number. . ‘9 yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Itching Piles are known by moisture causing This form as Pile Remdey, which acts directly on Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the musie line, ; S pompany s Bem ren Mareen said : : jal. iron frame pianos, A ‘Thus ended the pedagogical dial. iro aoe Fi abe cen te ALL IMAGINATION. field is Running. Says the Marysville Appeal of Friday: There is no doubt that the slickens which has kept the Yuba river maddy here for several months past was discharged chiefly or entirely from theNorth Bloomfield mine. The company owning that mine is the defendant in a suit bronght by the United States, now pending in Judge Sawyer’s Circuit Court. The testimony for the plaintiff is all-in, and itis very strong. Witnesses have testified that the river immediately above the mine has been clear, while just below the

mine the water has been yellow with slickens. The plaintiff has sought to establish two main pointe. First,that the restraining works of the company are insufficient, and secondly, “that slickens is from time to time; as opportunity, offere, discharged directly from the mine into the river, without any effort -at restraint. There has been much delay. in the! taking of testimony in this action, before the Commissioner, om account of illness of several—of the parties concerned. The only witness so far called for the defendant is L. L. Rebinson, and the taking of his testimony is to ‘be resumed’ shortly. The testimony will probably be submitted to Judge Siwyer before the close ‘of the year. What is known as the Woodruff suit is a separateaction from that now. in progress. In the Woodruff suit two cases of contempt against the North Bloomfield, for violation of injunction, are pending in the Circuit Court. Like the testimony in the new suit, that in these proceedings for contempt is strong. : Mr. Ohleyer says that the North Bloomfield is the only mine of.any consequence that is known or believed to be discharging debris into the Yuba river. The Feather and Bear have been clear all summer. Tone’s New Institution. As-heretofore stated, the cornerstone of the Preston School of Industry at Ione, the State institution provided for by the last Legislature, will be laid on the 20th inst. This main building is to have a frontage of 168 feet and an extreme depth of 175 feet. The structure will bethree and one half stories in height and will be built of Sacramento stock brick, a grade between pressed brick and’ common brick, with sandstone trimmings. This is to be crewned with a tower 140 feet in height. Subsequently a small village ofeight or ten detached cottages, a chapel, workshop, barns, stables and a power-house will be constructed, The Legislature appropriated $95,000 for the work. This will not be sufficient, and an additionalappropriation will be asked. The present work contemplated will exhaust $58;900. Been There Befere. When Sheriff Dunster arrived at the Stockton Asylum with Wm. Allsop, the insane-man from Bronco, the authorities at once recognized Allsop as a former inmate of the institution. He was discharged from there in April last, it being believed he had permanently regained his reason. —————— . A MAN who has practiced medicine for 40 years ought to know salt from sugar ; read what he says: Toxzpo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. tlemen ;—I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe with as much confidence of success as I can Hall’sCatarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many thmes and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclution that I have yet to findacase of Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to directions: Yours truly, L. L. Gorsuca, M. D., Office, 215 Summit 8t, We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured‘ with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. F, J, Cuunzy & Co., Toledo, 0, MF Sold by Druggists, 75c. @@ The Daily Transonipr has the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern California:— Prices the lowest, ¢ Girt Wantea To do general housework in private family. Enquire at this office, n16-tf Remarkable Rescue, Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, fil., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse, He told her she was.a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure her. Her drugyist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con sumption ; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from the first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Carr Bros. Store, large bottles 50:cents and $1.00. Suckien’s arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruisés, Sorés, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns; and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect . OF money re~ . sale by Oacr Bros. tf A Dream That the Nerth Bleom= Meusrs. F, J. Cheney & Co.—Gen-. h PERSONAL MENTION. Social amd Other Netes About ~ + RPeepie Old and xeung. 8. H. Nihell has returned from the lower part of the State. J. W. Wood of Sweetland bas relurned from a trip below. vot ' George H. Gill of New York wen to Forest City Saturday. __ , J. 8. Landsburg and wife of Relief Hill'were in town Saturday. E. Booth of Graniteville went to Towa Hill Saturday to visit his relatives, : C. A. Lawrence and Wm. Selkirk of Brandy City were in town Saturday on their way below.Superintendent Tregidgo came down from. Ormonde Saturday. The Washington mine js flourishing. : 8, Ames, a merchant of the prosPerous town of Mooney Fiat, tLis ‘county, was in town Saturday. R>Thomas of Birchville has returned to his home after atwo dayn’ stay in this city, His eon R. I, Thomas, who has been at Sin Francisco and recently had a severe illness, arrived here by Friday evening’s train_and went to the Ridge with his father. J. W. Higginbottom,. General Manager of the new reduction works ut Grass Valley, aleo W. L. Holmes and T. L. Lockhart who are connected with the same enterprise, were in town Saturday. The main building is to be pushed to completion as rapidly as the weather will permit, and the works will be in full operation by early springtime, Taken Frem fridays Tidings. The indications are strong that the ledge will be cut again in the North Star shaft in a few days. The shaft is now dowm about 2100 feet, and of late. ha@peen in practically barren ground. Robert Stevenson, the-mining engineer who is one of the promoters ofthe company operating the Coe mine, is in town. He is accompanied by Noble Hamilton of San Franciseo-and W. M, Buonoup of Oakland. The Indian. Springs literary society held its regular weekly meeting last night and presented a very good program. The debate was on the question, ‘Resolved, That Farming is Preferable to Mining.’? Ex-Assemblyman Hill pleaded the negative cause and Mrs. Church (nee Brown) the affirmative. The verdict of the judges was in favor of the lady. It is currently reperted that at the meeting of the Board of Education next Monday evening, charges (embracing that of incompetence) will be preferred against a teacher by a superior officer of the school department, and that the teacher in question will file. counter charges. In the High School today Principal McPhetridge is reported to have used physical farce in an unnecessary manner (choking) to subdue a refractory pupil. Another pupil came to the rescue and quite @ scene ensued. Ba 4 BUSINESS PROPOSITION. . & Oty Lady Who Required Preef — Before Believing. There recently appeared in San Fra etsco Call, Chronicle, and iner, @ prope sition hitherto unheard of. It was em advertisement in which the Edwin W, Jey Company, in proof of the curative properties ef Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparille, offered be submit it to the terrific test of “no cure go pay.” Many accepted, and their experiences are so convincing as to be almost beyond belief. Here is another, written under date January 6, 1890:— Dean Stes; I accepted your to merits of your vegetab! eld god for ie ramedy fn I had been troubled for had tried neat! ev hing, wl le the th i or no effect; but Joy’s Vege Sarsaparilla acted almost like magic, and first splloved me from one of the worst cases headache one ever had. MRS. M. B. PRI 16 Prospect Place, Ban Fracelece, We will from time to time publish others of these letters, It is doubtful if any remedy was ever before submitted to such « severe ordeal. . ‘Turee-fourths ef your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. SHiLon’s Cough and Consumption’ Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr . SLEEPLESS nights, made miserable by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you. Sold by Oarr. Bros, Shileh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold, A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough, croup, and. bronchitie, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its first discovery it has been sold on 4 guarantee, a teat which no other medigine can stand. If you havea cough we earnestly sek you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. If your tungs are sere, chest or back lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Bold by Carr Bros. Srectat attention is called to the advertisement of John F. Coopér, agent for the unrivalled pianos, adh e209 Hotel Arrivals, Nanionan Hor Dec. 5. RB. Rosenthal Jenacisco, ir, * do’ as, do M. Cronan, Sacramento, ° ‘Europe nal hand had to go deep into the pooket in order to save them from ~But the danghter, a bright, winning creatufe, was the pet of every one, and where sie lived her name was almost a synonym for goodness. Realizing that his estates would soon vanish were they left to his sous, the father left everything to his daughter except-the entailed estates. Besides this the sons—received a small annuity. Margaret still remembered them, atid gave them a double allowance. Naturally she had many suitors. Adolph Seigford won her love and the promise of her hand. The brothers op‘posed. the match, for were their sister married then ended all their hopes of regaining their lost inheritance. The girl was firm, and the preparations were being made for the weeks against the brothers, but nothing could be proved. The sudden blotting out of her ht visions Margaret Von Vetter in a bad of sickness, where she lay for months. For days she was delirious, and while she was in that con dition her brothers had her placed in the Heppenheim insane asylum at Sterenberg. She recovered only to find herself &@ sane woman in a madhouse. The horrors of the place so’ wore on her that in igre Gaayioon Bnet those round about , and the years that followed were almost a blank t her. Finally she began to recover soméwhat, and the brothers, fe@ring she might some day claim the estate, hai her taken from the insane asylum and sent to a distant relative, H Schwartz, in Noblestown, Pa. She on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm, and ap tived in New York on Sept. 6. She got & ticket for Noblestown, and then wen to Hoboken. Whilo there she was robbed of all her money. She, howeves, found her train and arrived in Nobles town four days ago. > Soon Mr, Schwartz discovered she we still insane at times. He knew the story of her life, and as he was not able ts take care of her he appealed y to Chief Elliott, of the aoe: charities.” The chief listened to thy story, but as it wus outside of his j diction he tol! the man the city cou not take care of her. At the same ti: however, he ordered Clerk Hoffman notify Secrutary Windom of the case, Pittsburg Dispatch. ‘ \, Birds and. Bonnets. It isfthe opinion of Indian local aw thorities that nothing can save the beau tiful birds of India from complete de struction but a prohibitive tax upon th export of their skins and feathers, Suc’ is the demand for the adornment ladies’ Gaps, bonnets and even dresses i T haricg and elsewhere that thi time is believed to_be ripe for this de cisive remedy if India~ia not to be de prived of its beautiful birds or the crops of the ryot left to the mercy of the insects on which they feed. In the Punjaub, in ae and in Madras the harmless paddy bird; the oreole, the roller a gab little ry tidy vin wine metallic hues, are poem eh for thesake of their hove and tails, and birds’ feathers, . ly packed, are going away from Indian ports in ship loads,—London News. bs Cnour frequently finds » household unprepared for ite visit, while the rapidity with which it develops calls for instant treatment. For this dangerous disease Ayer’s Cherry Poctoral is an admirable remedy. It saves many lives every year. Keep it in the house. Cuovr, whooping c cough and Brenchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. 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