January 30, 1893 (4 pages)

oa" @ ; a Se ne LY Par kly oxANon ith one ber ulleip okly ign bul. day T aa peat 4 VADA DAILY . NSCRIPYT. e ' VOL. LXIII.—No. 9934 ae NEVADA OITY. Cal. MONDay EVENING, JANUARY. 30, 0 1893~ Established Sept.6, 1990, by N. P. Brown & Co» THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. FRANK T. NILON, Nevada City Society Directory. ¢ am Sica Fesueis, =. —~ Attommey and Counselor at Law. MTLETOE ENGMOR OCT aE ce ET aa ] nha wast Ms supposed by many, © af ee ee , an PMENT. . . + Ernest Renan Icft little private for. OR teleper cee vole SG a a_i Indenendent Order of Odd Fellow TH RANSCRIP tune to his family. So much so js this BROWN & CALKINS. ’ : oes ierod' N,-®. BROWN, SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance. Sixty Cents Per Month for any less time than one year. EET TEE N. 0. N. G. R. R. at 1 o'clock 4.m.,. as follows: «AVING NEVADA CITY: 11 ot-with . 5.30 A. M. Fee ‘arriving at Sar : +» and overland Francisco._at 4:45. .P.M from Kast. I ting with 12:4) P. M. a eritines cuit ng at Ban Frandisco at 9:45. P. M. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 9:50 /_ M. De: broaing pas _. “NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT _Gumaty. ing San Francisco at6 P. x. also Eastern passeligers: ; ti ith 5:25 P. M. Grerland leaving ‘Ben -—-Prancisco at $:00-4._.;-and-overiand fren the East. L. 8, CALKINS. Will practice in all the Courts. J.M. WALLING, Attorney at Law. and Pine Streets, Neva: a City. OFFICE . Tilley Building, Corner Broad \ . Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall ‘very Ind and ith Monday of Each Month ‘ at 7:30 o'clock, JOHN CHISHOLM, C. P, 3EO. A. GRAY, 8. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO, 56, W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE — NEVADA OJTY WREWS. Se FOMS., Attorney and Oounselor at waw. and Pine streeta. Nevoda Oi:. FRED SEARLS, At‘orney a= Qounselor at Lew, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE GOUB state aud federal. . . Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair 5 Native Sons of the Golden West. ——_Meets at Pythian Castle ——____— IVERY. TUESDAY-EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. R. I. THOMAS, President, JOHN C. NILON, R. 8S. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13, F. & A. M. . Want te Keep Thoroughi s Posted CONCERNING * = . GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTOUR. 5. Cc RAZING LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fally Infoamedat 1 times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS EF SPECIALTY. I8 GENERAL LOCAL es the readi ews, and it has a circulation thatreach. while awaiting the in granting her, M. Bertixclot, the lifeMoney, per se, towards the end of his vareor that he pad when he said to the tmperial minister who offered him a All he wanted was sufficiont to enable the caso’ that Mme. Ren:in inten’3_ to} sell the library of her deceased husi. nd national pension which parliament-will make no difficuili , long friend of Renan, says that the latter [ left the world almost as poor as he «was on the day when he quitted Saint-Sulpice in order to face the struggle for existence. Renan had the same disdain for lucrative post “Sit tecum tua pecunia!” THE CABIN ON HE CLAIM. Lonely, you say, with tmiphty areh Of sky so grandly bending? ———A-tencderimessagé sending? Joyless? When out of crimson cloud The sunrise pours its wlory, Morn after morn repeating well Aurora's cheerful story? From fields of herbs and flowers, Sweet odors in her mantle dark Bears to this cot of ours? Like faintest sounds of distant seas Pounding some castle hoary, We hear the great wofld’s roar and fret And trace her chatigeful story. As far away-white gleaming sail, “Turning a bend of river, By bright hued clouds and glittering stars —{—i Peaceless? When night with noiseloss feet, f price -rhomas AOLULDG SOLASE Broad Meets at Masonic Hall. of each month. cordially invited. wm. BARKER, Master I. J. ROLFR, Secretary. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday Visitiug Brethren in good standing are mote parts of the State. To LAND and HOME SEEKERS throughout ful and complete recor: ing made iu the development y’s varied and extensive resources. I ents extraordinary inducements MOUNTAIN DIVISION No: 16 P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law, United States. Courts. J; . CALDWELL, VV te PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Tniform Rank Knichis of Meets at Armory Hall 7730 o’clock. GEO. A. GKAY, 8. K. R, NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6. ‘posite National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. State, . will receive carefulattention. a Cvvveyancer. smo Knights Templar; Office—North side of Broad-Street, opOe = “Will practice in all the Courts _of this states in Probate proceedings. Pythias iret Wednesday Evening of Each Month at 4 JOHN BACIGALUPI, S. K. C, “ R. Best Advertising Medtum thern Califormia,. » people in “¢very part of his county. 1¢ also has numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, ag well as in Sacramento, San Francisco and more us tha whole country it is invaluable, as it gives a faithd of the P ress b¢ of the coun & pres ta-Nor:: TO ADVERTISERS ¢& =JB=PRINTING = comfort, order to form a pension. the Institute of Frac: ‘ranes a ytar, or £600, m what he earned by writing. him to pursue his studies iti ease and As a professor of the Collezo of France Renan had 10,000 franes, or £400 a year, ‘rom which 5 por nt: was deducted in As diroctor of the establishment he had £:.u yearly and rooms, £80 also as foes ‘for attending vorminittees. “and -€60 for attendances at On the whole, M. Berthelot estimates that Renan’s official emolumeuts amounted to 15,000, He had sold all rights in his litoraiy works -to his pub‘ishers, and had to live for thany years These ‘revelations” about M. Renan's private A noble deed with radiant flash Makes every heartstring quiver. So, thankful, where the kindly stars Spangle the blue with beauty, ’o look and breathe the fervent wish That all may do their duty. Glovos at Afternoon Tens. been of late years. greatly misused in American society. One seés then worn aven at dinner tables, where the wearers have been known to sit through many courses with their right hands bared.,..the.baad ~ Meets at Masoni¢ HuilONTH at 7i¢ o'clock. —-JOHN FF; KIDDER, General ; . H. BROWN, Superintendent, THE : : KEYSTONE : :» MARKET CGRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef,: Pork, : Mutton _ And Veal. SAUS*GES OF EVERY KIND. © rr Lard, Salt’ Meats, Bto, Kept on band. ~ Tay Lowoat Living Privos and the best Moat 267 Meats delivered to any part of the city free of charge. = Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cal Titles Examined and Insured ~ JOHN A. RAPP, _ -Vounty— Recorder 11 eonsecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, o—6000 acres of land of the Cali frais thee and Steel Company, in Or. C. W. Chapman, : DINTIST, : NEVADA CITY retteeces sone : ae {rire with Dc N.S, Cup wan, Sacramen Surgical and Mechanical Dantist, Odd . Fellows’:Bullding, Broad Street; Névada City.* -—___B.5. GRAPES, < my NEVADA CITY,... cal wOCAL ANESTHETICS [F DESIRED, ‘hoe Rasidenee, Aacramento se portion of Nevada county and hinee ae the best landa of placer 286 acres of land situated in Pleasant vious and lot on Est Broad street, Neada City. Broad Stra3t Maat Markat JAMES MONRO, Pyov'r. : et Broad Street, Customers eapplied at the Lowest Pric withthe very vestot ‘ Beef.Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausages, Etc Faand Sling & Hef LINNTON, OREGON, IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, ‘Silver and Lead Ore. Ope’? WALTMAN, Agu Nevada City, Aug. 23. Near the City Halli, _ REDUCTION IN PAINTING. G. E. WITHINGTON IVES notice that he is prepared to G paint Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wag. ona, ete., in the highest style of the art. From and after date I will paimt Carts from $5.to $10. Buggies tromj$15 to $22.50. Sign Painting’a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, ‘OPPO. SITE YORK STREE1, @&F C ive me acall before placing vour werk elsewhere. EkPaso de Robles Springs Hote Paso de Robles, Ban Luis Obispo County, California. r Greatest Health Resort Gn the Pactic bE gpg mR unrivaled; new hotel and cot es; mud and sulphur bathe; the waters unequaled medicinal value; new and elegant -houses; competent attendants Take the Creare Expresstrain from Marysville, connecting at ‘XKhird and Townsend atroets, San Francisco, leer iS M-, arrive at E sam ; no ; wud eee FL BQENS, Manager THE HOME MUTUAL INSURANOB OOMPANY —oOr— SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Home Office—318 California street, Company's Building. Bolid in Assets, Cautious in Management, Si. Liberal and Prompt in the —— Adjustment and Payment 4 of Losses GEO, W. HILL, Manager, OMiGe No. 90 Main street. GRASS VALLEY, REMOVED Swart’s Photograph Rooms QKRAPH GALLERY on Zinme Btrecet, Hcrewith inform the publicthat! am row Ready For Business, Bir aurea Hite REFITTED THA PHOTO M. LOBNER, Agent. Sixerine Car Burrus secured and full information regarding Transcontinental Routes furnished on application. “By corresponding with Mr. Lobner parties can arrange to join the Semi-Monthly Family Excursions over the Sunset Route. Orders sold at Lowest Rates for ticket for passage from Europe and Eastern Cities to any point in the Pacific States and Territories, These Orders, if not used, will be redeemed at the full amount paid therefor. T. H. Goopman, Gen. Passenger AgentRicwarp Gray, ‘ Jalifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, tpply to or address WV. H. Miuts, Land Agent C. P:R. R. San Francisco, Cal, For Lands in Southern California, apily to or address Jerome Mappen, Land AgentS. P. R. R. San Francisco, Cal. gers calling in person cansecure choice of ‘ inte a routes, eto. Re ‘ Orders sold at Lowest Rates tor tickets } OU Ra iar each tte . or pasnage trom Europe and Kasten in { sions, Impoteney, Va: rele eid . ies to any point in the Pacific States aad \buse . Wes Quickiy hestonh ert wie Lay ia 9 These eee, if met “aed, Parts bi 1 . . will be redeemed at amou® parc prod ns r Which twilteend, (sealed) Fit . therefor. u ; ”“ fferer. Address with stamp, DAVID 2, BNMET. LB. 19 Topeks. Kau 'hy writug rention this paper. W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) livil : Engineer : and : Surveyor, Jeputv Countv Survevor and veputv U.S. Mineral Survevor ‘Dr. J. F. Shaw, . 1. J. ROLES, Ke {RSL-AND UBISD THURSDAY OF BAGH. f{HEODORE WILHELM, Commander. The TKANSCR.PI has ne ‘ing Oilioe ~~ Largest and Best Equipped Job Print LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6. = Meets-at-Pythian-Castle 2d and 4th Thursday Kvening of Each Month, at 7:80 0'clock. MRS. J. M. WALLING, President, Mxs. Bett Dovaas, R. 8. Native Daughters of the Godlen» West DR. GUNN'S THE GREaT JEVADA CITY COUNCIL Tcvery Alternate Friday —mencing withthe ingin the year. J. M. FOLEY, President, NO. 30 ___Young Men's fnstimute. __Meets at Hiberusjy Heal kvening cotiFirst-Friday--Evanet-7 Regulating Catarhtiic THE INDISPENSLBLB a SURE PREVeENTICR AND POSITIVE CUKK FOR > sats aF £ London Telegraph. The Governor of ‘Tonnessee, hohze in Franklin ud weighs 2u pounds, short gray beard; snd hearas“His thetimatisin hase ‘Jim to abandon deer pnd fox tmoto“by at Bovtnenot tir OF. Jer to do away with the notion thit as a writer and a functionary his friend had made a large fortune.—Paris Cor, Judge Turney, governor of Tennessee, though he has been on the supreme bench . ‘or twenty-two years, is a furmer, He usa magMicent old typical southern county known as Wolf's Crag. Ho is sixty-five years old, i feet 4 inches tall, hes broad shoulders Ye wearsa full, With the exception of \ slight rheuinatic affection bets hrle 1 nfortanatewoinatr-of rank whose hand ‘ninblo by adistipaping wea un to abandon deer and fox hunting, of which hie has been a Brest lover At Wolf's Crag he Daa his rae’ of dogs und . Sa ARE SUR EMER B8. : . } MILO LODGE, NO, 48, Knichts of Pythias, BS KEGTFOR, boof R. and 8, ce ll I Be RRA WATOHMAKER! : AND ay JEWELER CITIZENS BANK, sroad Street ... Nevada ity laND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLE Meets at Pythian Castle __—_. . DYSPEPSIA. a. TERY FRIDAY EVE'G at 7:3 0’CLOCK aS a INDIGESTION,— ts i CHARLIE BENNETS, . C. ‘G. Ni VOUSNES: (Loathing of Food, AR. Perfectiv Sate, Costiveness und Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, ®ever and Ague Kidney Compiairts, pier ie NauseiGeneral Dedillt; wt Gunn's Bitters PURELY ___ VEORTA BLE mpure Blood, Reliabk A. VAN ALSTINE & CO, the horses which have carried him on niuiny afextimt.— —= : best deer’ shot, in the stite. have been with him on the hunt guy he can bring down a deer running at ful) ‘speed 100 yards distant. He is.one of the people. All over the state ho is known as ‘Old Pete Turney." [twas his county under his leadership whic. first seceded from the Union. Tennessee had seceded he had organized the first Tenmessee regiment and sone. te] the front. ‘Though many tines offered promoation, he dewlinc dt lousy Wis Lt 441 ment and went through the war as colonel of the First Tennessee, -At-theh=t4 tle of Seven Pines -he-was—shet throuch the face.—New York World. For.-years he-has been noted as the Men who Botore the state—ef ‘Thinning Them Out, A new device for plucking strangers ‘Character, Which made it lhnpeossilble for tucked under the wrist, and the entire ‘eft glove kept on. From time immemocialthe habitual dinner goers of good society have ranoved both gloves immie‘able, and have resumed them upon revurning to the drawing room, or after using the finger bowls, and before arissng from the feast. hat has pnly eccentricity ora desire for hnovation to recommend it should be svoided; hence there seems no cause for aking up the curious fashion just menioned, probably set in a heedless monent_by some leader of vogue or by an astmade map ojury.—Ladies Home Journal, Jonny Bind'y Frankness. —Boston Transcript. Gloves, the crowning finish of a well dressed woman's costume in public, huve at tea tables by the woman: elected to } represent the hostess in: pouring tea, and. diately afier taking their -places--at—_theAny departure from accepted custom “The a “ Castoria for Infants and Children. is 80 wel! adapted to ehildren that I recommend itis superior to any prescription known to me.” ~ AnciErR, MD Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Pour Stomach, Diarrhowa,—Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d pqpeeee Ho A i 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N.Y, he use of ‘Castoria® tg ao untrersal and its merits so well known that itsensa work of supererog are the intelli Castoria wi e@aay reach,’* CanLos Marten, D. D,, New York City. Late Pastor Bloomingdale! \eformed Church, ation to endorse it. Few F your *Castoria,’ and shall always miiaue rant families who do not keep ti roduced digestion, z Without thjurious medication, “For several Years I have recommen?ed o do 80 as it has invaria! ficial results."* — bune Epw1n F. Parner, M. D., “The Winthrop,” 126th Street and Tth Av New York (ity, ® Tae Centaur Company, ?7 Murray. Stage, New Yo im, MANHOOD Keture Using € Ebia vegetable. vitalizer cures all NERVOUSNESS or : diseases of Jenny “Lind'’s judgment of books, shough undirsetod hy anything like Tit rary training, always showed independgaco and penetration. voted lover of Carlyle’s writings, and spondenee—between—Carlyte and Ener: son. Nodoubt her admiration. for the great denouncer of shams was larirely due to'the intense sincerity of her own her to tolerate even those slicht deviadhe Cet OLIN: LE ULL ULIOSS WUECU Bre seldom taken seriously, but ure looked upon as.the-accepted-formula of society, have been her gréeting to a visitor whose call was inconvenient or il] timed. But, on the other hand, her dowurightness of She wasoa de the last b6ok she read before her death . . was Mr. Norton's volume of tho torre: “Lan-s0-glad-te-seeryerawonid-tardly} speech had, nothing in common with . . Gen. Traffic Manager, Daily Express Trains make prompt connecSan Francisco, Cal. tions bed oa gy nes nd i —~AND atRAILROAD LANDS. New York and New Orleans For Lauds in Central and Northern jWith Steamer Lines to JAPITAL PAID UP, —— $30,000. 4 General Banking Business Transacted,” W Fzgs0e SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE ‘ew York, Sen Francisco. And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. = Collections on any part of the t mited Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid fer County, and State Warrante, Geld and Silver Bullies «ar chased Assay Office at this Bank. Proprietorsand Manufacturere, "22 Montgomery Street, San Franoira FOR SALK BY CARR BRO . Whitehead Cook Books, has been invented. by the keeper of a bis Clark strect rest@urant. He didn’t wan! to frighten regular customers away b; raising prices on the bill of fare, and yet felt that it was a shame to be behind boarding house keepers, saloons and ho tels in overcharginys. Yesterday a bright idea strock him and he promptly put ii in operation. said a well known merchant, “and sel dom had vause for vomplaint. Last night I ordered a sirloin steak, as I had ofte’. done before. It wis much thinner than usual, but I was not particularly hungry and did not complain. This morning . was served with » still thinner one and Lkicked, Then the waiter told me the steaks were all being cut tl.inner this week because so n: any strangers wore in town, and the boxs wanted to get more for meals without driving away the regulars. It’s the same way everywhere else. The pies are smaller; so are the pats of butter, and. the proprietor has ac= a OFFICERS: soe © Oe PERO TON oo oica ec sacerstas Presper . TREAD ‘THE WORLD Te R.M, HUNT. . ...ViICR PaesipRENt : JOUN T. MORGAN,... s.,-CASMIER : a EASTERN CITIES D. KE. MORGAN. Ass'tCasH1BR and Smo’y \ -aRK SOLD BY THE— DIRECTORS: x s KE, M. Przsron, No 4,: AT COLFAX, CORRESPONDENTS { Hew York—National Bank of North America, San Francisco—First National Bauk. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this city. Juick Time § Chean ares ~~ Gaatern Cities and to Europe. BY YAK GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric System.) EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS And 8.cond-class Sleeping Oars Attached to Express T: aing Tickets sold, Sleeping Car Berths secareu, and otherinformation given ‘upon appliostion at the Company's offices wherr passen w T. H.GOODM. 4, B. Gnay. o Bs gy Pass Agen . » Gen. Traf. Manager. , San Francisco ca.” RAIL ROAD LANDS. For ands in Central aud Northern Galt. torsia: Oresdn, Moveds end Otah, apply, or address, s W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,0. P. BR. R. gav ae ae For Landsin Southern California, apply © oredd fiona Morgaa &Mobberte block Nevada JOHN SWART, Photographer Jity, Ca Secramento—Nationa} Bank of D. 0. mille . Chicago Herald Cook The -AmericanffPastryv Coplene Hotel Meat Cooking} PRICE 62. — ing School. (For Families,’ PRICK 61.505 Ne. 4, A Cooking For Prorit, fOR BALE AT THR OFFICE oF rp JEROME MADMFN. Land Agent,8. BP. k rr ed ieee fae —8t. Louis Globe-Democrat. Cost of the World's Fair. More money has already been paid out in creating the World's fair than the diggctors thought would be necedsary to coinplete itwhen congress voted to Kend the exposition to Cifcago. Ten million dollars was thought to be the limit then. Auditor Ackerman’s report shows thai the expenditures to Dec? 1 have been $12,460,236.61. The roceipts have beer. $13,229,451.98. The available balances on hand Dec. 1 was $636,064.83, abou. enough to last two weeks at the presen rate of expenditures, but the souveni; coins are coming, and the directors hay: nearly $2,000,000 yet in exposition bond. from which no capital has been receive: —Chicayo Letter. Trips to the Chicago Exhibition, Members of the Roget Stroct Pots ‘echnic, Loudon, are going to shoy \mericans what such an iastiintiow ca io in the way of pleasure trips to tin hhicago exhibition reat year. Near’s 3,000 Berths have already been necnre or the daring Polytechuiciaus and to iiends ia varions ports of tie kintrdoi, vho intend to ceicbrate the discovery o! -Americe by visiting tho World's fair in fortnightly parties. during the year.wondon ‘Lit-Liis, Caused by a Comet. ‘ Some learned scientific guessers have contended that the deluge of Noah’s time was caused by a comot disturbing the varth’s atmosphere, . Ever since the time set for Biela’s comet to strike the earth we have had rain. Has the comet which did not strike us caused the rain?” If sa will the rain continue till we have another deluge? Are we ont of danger yet? . ) ~Buffalo Express, oy Luckicr Than Hen Rattle. ‘A young man who lost both his legs a ear ego While saving a girl from vi over at astetion on a French way is about to‘marry the girl, sr oy fa wealthy silk manufacturer. ie \ding hapviness in reduced circum ances, — Philadel tla Ledger, HOTEL GAZETTE, . (res A waiter gave’ the snap away. ‘I've eaten there for six months,” tually run in a lot of new coffee cups that. tury. Mixed Relationship, There is a family in the southern part of the county whose complicated relationship beats anything upon record, The fumnily name is Runk. A few yours ago the Ronk family consisted of father and two grown sons, In the same neighborhood there lived a widow and her two comely daugliors, The oldest one of the Runk. boys murried one of the widow's daughters. The young man's cather married the other daughter. The her one of the boys married the acvier, The quesiion that now bothars the father is whoiher he is his motharin-law's fulher-iiiaw or his daughver-in-law's son-in-law, and, if both, vhich the most,— Mascoutah (Ils,) Cor, Jhicago Tribune, Amateur Composors, The amateur composers of Kngland inainebethre tremierron tir its prince eon. . ort, the late Duke of Albany, the Duke f Edinburgh, the Murquis of Devonhire, Lady Baker, Lady Arthur Hill, aidy White and the Hon. Mrs, Malone— dl having created melodics of more or ess lasting quality. The Karl of Dun« Oxford and the other at Cambridge— f forty. ingiabers euch. Lady Mary Jalryuiple is um member of a very suc“wseful orchestra composed of ladies,— New York Press, Japanese Hairpins, Japanose women put up their hair with wooden, ivory or tortoise shell pins seven or eight inches in length and fully balf wu inch wide, The pins are usually sarved, and are often capped with pivoted figures, which dunce with every motion of the wearer.—Baltimoré Herald, A Startling Telegram, Ten-girls in a composition-class were told to write a telegram such us would te suitable (6 send home in ense of a railway accident while traveling’ One f tho girls wrote: “Doar Papa is killed. F win in the ‘oomn,” —Exchaiye, ~Samitiia reireoumienut Insanity was once looked 21 as the work of demons. It is now regarded as a purely physical infiimity, periaps in herited from thosé who had somehow‘iolated physical law, or induced by our Wh transgression, According to an Coglish scientist, the ed in Lowers 16 a single pigment, soln ble in water and decolorized by alcohol, but capable of being restored by the ad‘lition of acids, In the Fourteenth century the French set a fashion of cutting the edyes of the garments in the form of grape leaves. The population of many~=South Sea islands manufacture their eutire suits from the producta.of the palm: tree, A nutaber of the hous-s is Berlin are, nambered with luminou figures, which ' can bo easily ohoorved at night. that of Mrs. Candour; it carried no discourtesy with it.—R. J. McNeill in Conis the anl REGTORED BY — upidene, After Using Cup‘dene, the generative organs, such as Headiche-Seminal ad “dress all jill ordera to. DAVOL ——Weekness—iightl emissions =— lipotenc)— Cesportency aud Constipation. The reason. why sutlerers are not enred 1 over-00-per-oent: are troubled witli PROS SAN YW Wee, Vv butane new © boxer: —$l-a-bex; #ix boxes for $3, Nend* far Circular and “Testitnenials: Ads MIEDICIN £ CO. Cal. For sale in Nevada City by ey WivevUs ai OPOration, guarantee to refund the thmeney ifa permanent cure is Ba" CURLS -WHERE-LVERYTHING-ELSE FRIES <g> Sa The Doctor has discovered the ac tive “KXUAL apparatus is de pendent. Lrinciple on which the vitality of th y physicians and anedicines is because PATITIS, for which CUPIDENE A writien not effected by the use of six P.O; Box 2076, San Francisco, CAR BRO%. and W. D. VINTON, NY UCR HS On higed two orchestrrne one p> ts week, tural of the dally, BLE, Either Teena ted ee reemeemenein ? GOOD Journals FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. Our Premiums FOR THIS YEAR. —e—— —THIS PAPER— — WITH. THE SAN. FRANCISCO PRICK 61.45 PRE YKAM, me) eee THE SAN FRANCISCO Morning Call! PRICK 66.00 PER ¥ MAM, —s6-—. HE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL Is @ handsome sight Page paper. It is issued every Thursday, and contains ali of the important news of the gleaned from every quar. ter-of the globe, complete up to date of publication, nishes the reliable Gnancial news and Market quotations, and gives special attention te horticule It fur latest and moat and agricultural news, and fs in every respect a first. class family paper, appealing to the Interest of every member household. ae = HE MOKNING CALL . (8avEN Insuws a W eex) Is @ live metropolitan It la the MOST RELIAand ie recognized ag being the LEADING NEWs. PAPER of the Pacific Const, of the above papers we will send postpald' as a pre. mium on receipt of the follow. ing subser!ption prices for thecowbinations * DAILY CALL AND THIS PAPER, PER YEAR, [$9.00] IN ADVANCE. EKLY CALL Aud This Paper, Par Year, . $6.50 IN ADVANCE, Fompeud . Stlpkor PGWDER ! The Best Medicine Ever Introduced! the most skeptical that it is the wonder of the age. The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum. bago, Gravel; Etc. Thousands of bottles are sold monthly, and every body that has used it prolaim it;to a wonderful medi cine, ’ Every prominent physician in San Francisco, San Jose, Stockton and Sacra ok hy al mento recommend it. a ————aaeg, Uruggist A fait-trial--willconvince 4

oa" @ ; a Se ne LY Par kly oxANon ith one ber ulleip okly ign bul. day T aa peat 4 VADA DAILY . NSCRIPYT. e ' VOL. LXIII.—No. 9934 ae NEVADA OITY. Cal. MONDay EVENING, JANUARY. 30, 0 1893~ Established Sept.6, 1990, by N. P. Brown & Co» THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. FRANK T. NILON, Nevada City Society Directory. ¢ am Sica Fesueis, =. —~ Attommey and Counselor at Law. MTLETOE ENGMOR OCT aE ce ET aa ] nha wast Ms supposed by many, © af ee ee , an PMENT. . . + Ernest Renan Icft little private for. OR teleper cee vole SG a a_i Indenendent Order of Odd Fellow TH RANSCRIP tune to his family. So much so js this BROWN & CALKINS. ’ : oes ierod' N,-®. BROWN, SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance. Sixty Cents Per Month for any less time than one year. EET TEE N. 0. N. G. R. R. at 1 o'clock 4.m.,. as follows: «AVING NEVADA CITY: 11 ot-with . 5.30 A. M. Fee ‘arriving at Sar : +» and overland Francisco._at 4:45. .P.M from Kast. I ting with 12:4) P. M. a eritines cuit ng at Ban Frandisco at 9:45. P. M. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 9:50 /_ M. De: broaing pas _. “NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT _Gumaty. ing San Francisco at6 P. x. also Eastern passeligers: ; ti ith 5:25 P. M. Grerland leaving ‘Ben -—-Prancisco at $:00-4._.;-and-overiand fren the East. L. 8, CALKINS. Will practice in all the Courts. J.M. WALLING, Attorney at Law. and Pine Streets, Neva: a City. OFFICE . Tilley Building, Corner Broad \ . Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall ‘very Ind and ith Monday of Each Month ‘ at 7:30 o'clock, JOHN CHISHOLM, C. P, 3EO. A. GRAY, 8. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO, 56, W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE — NEVADA OJTY WREWS. Se FOMS., Attorney and Oounselor at waw. and Pine streeta. Nevoda Oi:. FRED SEARLS, At‘orney a= Qounselor at Lew, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE GOUB state aud federal. . . Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair 5 Native Sons of the Golden West. ——_Meets at Pythian Castle ——____— IVERY. TUESDAY-EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. R. I. THOMAS, President, JOHN C. NILON, R. 8S. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13, F. & A. M. . Want te Keep Thoroughi s Posted CONCERNING * = . GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTOUR. 5. Cc RAZING LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fally Infoamedat 1 times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS EF SPECIALTY. I8 GENERAL LOCAL es the readi ews, and it has a circulation thatreach. while awaiting the in granting her, M. Bertixclot, the lifeMoney, per se, towards the end of his vareor that he pad when he said to the tmperial minister who offered him a All he wanted was sufficiont to enable the caso’ that Mme. Ren:in inten’3_ to} sell the library of her deceased husi. nd national pension which parliament-will make no difficuili , long friend of Renan, says that the latter [ left the world almost as poor as he «was on the day when he quitted Saint-Sulpice in order to face the struggle for existence. Renan had the same disdain for lucrative post “Sit tecum tua pecunia!” THE CABIN ON HE CLAIM. Lonely, you say, with tmiphty areh Of sky so grandly bending? ———A-tencderimessagé sending? Joyless? When out of crimson cloud The sunrise pours its wlory, Morn after morn repeating well Aurora's cheerful story? From fields of herbs and flowers, Sweet odors in her mantle dark Bears to this cot of ours? Like faintest sounds of distant seas Pounding some castle hoary, We hear the great wofld’s roar and fret And trace her chatigeful story. As far away-white gleaming sail, “Turning a bend of river, By bright hued clouds and glittering stars —{—i Peaceless? When night with noiseloss feet, f price -rhomas AOLULDG SOLASE Broad Meets at Masonic Hall. of each month. cordially invited. wm. BARKER, Master I. J. ROLFR, Secretary. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday Visitiug Brethren in good standing are mote parts of the State. To LAND and HOME SEEKERS throughout ful and complete recor: ing made iu the development y’s varied and extensive resources. I ents extraordinary inducements MOUNTAIN DIVISION No: 16 P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law, United States. Courts. J; . CALDWELL, VV te PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Tniform Rank Knichis of Meets at Armory Hall 7730 o’clock. GEO. A. GKAY, 8. K. R, NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6. ‘posite National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. State, . will receive carefulattention. a Cvvveyancer. smo Knights Templar; Office—North side of Broad-Street, opOe = “Will practice in all the Courts _of this states in Probate proceedings. Pythias iret Wednesday Evening of Each Month at 4 JOHN BACIGALUPI, S. K. C, “ R. Best Advertising Medtum thern Califormia,. » people in “¢very part of his county. 1¢ also has numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, ag well as in Sacramento, San Francisco and more us tha whole country it is invaluable, as it gives a faithd of the P ress b¢ of the coun & pres ta-Nor:: TO ADVERTISERS ¢& =JB=PRINTING = comfort, order to form a pension. the Institute of Frac: ‘ranes a ytar, or £600, m what he earned by writing. him to pursue his studies iti ease and As a professor of the Collezo of France Renan had 10,000 franes, or £400 a year, ‘rom which 5 por nt: was deducted in As diroctor of the establishment he had £:.u yearly and rooms, £80 also as foes ‘for attending vorminittees. “and -€60 for attendances at On the whole, M. Berthelot estimates that Renan’s official emolumeuts amounted to 15,000, He had sold all rights in his litoraiy works -to his pub‘ishers, and had to live for thany years These ‘revelations” about M. Renan's private A noble deed with radiant flash Makes every heartstring quiver. So, thankful, where the kindly stars Spangle the blue with beauty, ’o look and breathe the fervent wish That all may do their duty. Glovos at Afternoon Tens. been of late years. greatly misused in American society. One seés then worn aven at dinner tables, where the wearers have been known to sit through many courses with their right hands bared.,...the.baad ~ Meets at Masoni¢ HuilONTH at 7i¢ o'clock. —-JOHN FF; KIDDER, General ; . H. BROWN, Superintendent, THE : : KEYSTONE : :» MARKET CGRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef,: Pork, : Mutton _ And Veal. SAUS*GES OF EVERY KIND. © rr Lard, Salt’ Meats, Bto, Kept on band. ~ Tay Lowoat Living Privos and the best Moat 267 Meats delivered to any part of the city free of charge. = Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cal Titles Examined and Insured ~ JOHN A. RAPP, _ -Vounty— Recorder 11 eonsecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, o—6000 acres of land of the Cali frais thee and Steel Company, in Or. C. W. Chapman, : DINTIST, : NEVADA CITY retteeces sone : ae {rire with Dc N.S, Cup wan, Sacramen Surgical and Mechanical Dantist, Odd . Fellows’:Bullding, Broad Street; Névada City.* -—___B.5. GRAPES, < my NEVADA CITY,..... cal wOCAL ANESTHETICS [F DESIRED, ‘hoe Rasidenee, Aacramento se portion of Nevada county and hinee ae the best landa of placer 286 acres of land situated in Pleasant vious and lot on Est Broad street, Neada City. Broad Stra3t Maat Markat JAMES MONRO, Pyov'r. : et Broad Street, Customers eapplied at the Lowest Pric withthe very vestot ‘ Beef.Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausages, Etc Faand Sling & Hef LINNTON, OREGON, IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, ‘Silver and Lead Ore. Ope’? WALTMAN, Agu Nevada City, Aug. 23. Near the City Halli, _ REDUCTION IN PAINTING. G. E. WITHINGTON IVES notice that he is prepared to G paint Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wag. ona, ete., in the highest style of the art. From and after date I will paimt Carts from $5.to $10. Buggies tromj$15 to $22.50. Sign Painting’a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, ‘OPPO. SITE YORK STREE1, @&F C ive me acall before placing vour werk elsewhere. EkPaso de Robles Springs Hote Paso de Robles, Ban Luis Obispo County, California. r Greatest Health Resort Gn the Pactic bE gpg mR unrivaled; new hotel and cot es; mud and sulphur bathe; the waters unequaled medicinal value; new and elegant -houses; competent attendants Take the Creare Expresstrain from Marysville, connecting at ‘XKhird and Townsend atroets, San Francisco, leer iS M-, arrive at E sam ; no ; wud eee FL BQENS, Manager THE HOME MUTUAL INSURANOB OOMPANY —oOr— SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Home Office—318 California street, Company's Building. Bolid in Assets, Cautious in Management, Si. Liberal and Prompt in the —— Adjustment and Payment 4 of Losses GEO, W. HILL, Manager, OMiGe No. 90 Main street. GRASS VALLEY, REMOVED Swart’s Photograph Rooms QKRAPH GALLERY on Zinme Btrecet, Hcrewith inform the publicthat! am row Ready For Business, Bir aurea Hite REFITTED THA PHOTO M. LOBNER, Agent. Sixerine Car Burrus secured and full information regarding Transcontinental Routes furnished on application. “By corresponding with Mr. Lobner parties can arrange to join the Semi-Monthly Family Excursions over the Sunset Route. Orders sold at Lowest Rates for ticket for passage from Europe and Eastern Cities to any point in the Pacific States and Territories, These Orders, if not used, will be redeemed at the full amount paid therefor. T. H. Goopman, Gen. Passenger AgentRicwarp Gray, ‘ Jalifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, tpply to or address WV. H. Miuts, Land Agent C. P:R. R. San Francisco, Cal, For Lands in Southern California, apily to or address Jerome Mappen, Land AgentS. P. R. R. San Francisco, Cal. gers calling in person cansecure choice of ‘ inte a routes, eto. Re ‘ Orders sold at Lowest Rates tor tickets } OU Ra iar each tte . or pasnage trom Europe and Kasten in { sions, Impoteney, Va: rele eid . ies to any point in the Pacific States aad \buse . Wes Quickiy hestonh ert wie Lay ia 9 These eee, if met “aed, Parts bi 1 . . will be redeemed at amou® parc prod ns r Which twilteend, (sealed) Fit . therefor. u ; ”“ fferer. Address with stamp, DAVID 2, BNMET. LB. 19 Topeks. Kau 'hy writug rention this paper. W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) livil : Engineer : and : Surveyor, Jeputv Countv Survevor and veputv U.S. Mineral Survevor ‘Dr. J. F. Shaw, . 1. J. ROLES, Ke {RSL-AND UBISD THURSDAY OF BAGH. f{HEODORE WILHELM, Commander. The TKANSCR.PI has ne ‘ing Oilioe ~~ Largest and Best Equipped Job Print LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6. = Meets-at-Pythian-Castle 2d and 4th Thursday Kvening of Each Month, at 7:80 0'clock. MRS. J. M. WALLING, President, Mxs. Bett Dovaas, R. 8. Native Daughters of the Godlen» West DR. GUNN'S THE GREaT JEVADA CITY COUNCIL Tcvery Alternate Friday —mencing withthe ingin the year. J. M. FOLEY, President, NO. 30 ___Young Men's fnstimute. __Meets at Hiberusjy Heal kvening cotiFirst-Friday--Evanet-7 Regulating Catarhtiic THE INDISPENSLBLB a SURE PREVeENTICR AND POSITIVE CUKK FOR > sats aF £ London Telegraph. The Governor of ‘Tonnessee, hohze in Franklin ud weighs 2u pounds, short gray beard; snd hearas“His thetimatisin hase ‘Jim to abandon deer pnd fox tmoto“by at Bovtnenot tir OF. Jer to do away with the notion thit as a writer and a functionary his friend had made a large fortune.—Paris Cor, Judge Turney, governor of Tennessee, though he has been on the supreme bench . ‘or twenty-two years, is a furmer, He usa magMicent old typical southern county known as Wolf's Crag. Ho is sixty-five years old, i feet 4 inches tall, hes broad shoulders Ye wearsa full, With the exception of \ slight rheuinatic affection bets hrle 1 nfortanatewoinatr-of rank whose hand ‘ninblo by adistipaping wea un to abandon deer and fox hunting, of which hie has been a Brest lover At Wolf's Crag he Daa his rae’ of dogs und . Sa ARE SUR EMER B8. : . } MILO LODGE, NO, 48, Knichts of Pythias, BS KEGTFOR, boof R. and 8, ce ll I Be RRA WATOHMAKER! : AND ay JEWELER CITIZENS BANK, sroad Street ...... Nevada ity laND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLE Meets at Pythian Castle __—_. . DYSPEPSIA. a. TERY FRIDAY EVE'G at 7:3 0’CLOCK aS a INDIGESTION,— ts i CHARLIE BENNETS, . C. ‘G. Ni VOUSNES: (Loathing of Food, AR. Perfectiv Sate, Costiveness und Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, ®ever and Ague Kidney Compiairts, pier ie NauseiGeneral Dedillt; wt Gunn's Bitters PURELY ___ VEORTA BLE mpure Blood, Reliabk

A. VAN ALSTINE & CO, the horses which have carried him on niuiny afextimt.— —= : best deer’ shot, in the stite. have been with him on the hunt guy he can bring down a deer running at ful) ‘speed 100 yards distant. He is.one of the people. All over the state ho is known as ‘Old Pete Turney." [twas his county under his leadership whic. first seceded from the Union. Tennessee had seceded he had organized the first Tenmessee regiment and sone. te] the front. ‘Though many tines offered promoation, he dewlinc dt lousy Wis Lt 441 ment and went through the war as colonel of the First Tennessee, -At-theh=t4 tle of Seven Pines -he-was—shet throuch the face.—New York World. For.-years he-has been noted as the Men who Botore the state—ef ‘Thinning Them Out, A new device for plucking strangers ‘Character, Which made it lhnpeossilble for tucked under the wrist, and the entire ‘eft glove kept on. From time immemocialthe habitual dinner goers of good society have ranoved both gloves immie‘able, and have resumed them upon revurning to the drawing room, or after using the finger bowls, and before arissng from the feast. hat has pnly eccentricity ora desire for hnovation to recommend it should be svoided; hence there seems no cause for aking up the curious fashion just menioned, probably set in a heedless monent_by some leader of vogue or by an astmade map ojury.—Ladies Home Journal, Jonny Bind'y Frankness. —Boston Transcript. Gloves, the crowning finish of a well dressed woman's costume in public, huve at tea tables by the woman: elected to } represent the hostess in: pouring tea, and. diately afier taking their -places--at—_theAny departure from accepted custom “The a “ Castoria for Infants and Children. is 80 wel! adapted to ehildren that I recommend itis superior to any prescription known to me.” ~ AnciErR, MD Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Pour Stomach, Diarrhowa,—Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d pqpeeee Ho A i 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N.Y, he use of ‘Castoria® tg ao untrersal and its merits so well known that itsensa work of supererog are the intelli Castoria wi e@aay reach,’* CanLos Marten, D. D,, New York City. Late Pastor Bloomingdale! \eformed Church, ation to endorse it. Few F your *Castoria,’ and shall always miiaue rant families who do not keep ti roduced digestion, z Without thjurious medication, “For several Years I have recommen?ed o do 80 as it has invaria! ficial results."* — bune Epw1n F. Parner, M. D., “The Winthrop,” 126th Street and Tth Av New York (ity, ® Tae Centaur Company, ?7 Murray. Stage, New Yo im, MANHOOD Keture Using € Ebia vegetable. vitalizer cures all NERVOUSNESS or : diseases of Jenny “Lind'’s judgment of books, shough undirsetod hy anything like Tit rary training, always showed independgaco and penetration. voted lover of Carlyle’s writings, and spondenee—between—Carlyte and Ener: son. Nodoubt her admiration. for the great denouncer of shams was larirely due to'the intense sincerity of her own her to tolerate even those slicht deviadhe Cet OLIN: LE ULL ULIOSS WUECU Bre seldom taken seriously, but ure looked upon as.the-accepted-formula of society, have been her gréeting to a visitor whose call was inconvenient or il] timed. But, on the other hand, her dowurightness of She wasoa de the last b6ok she read before her death . . was Mr. Norton's volume of tho torre: “Lan-s0-glad-te-seeryerawonid-tardly} speech had, nothing in common with . . Gen. Traffic Manager, Daily Express Trains make prompt connecSan Francisco, Cal. tions bed oa gy nes nd i —~AND atRAILROAD LANDS. New York and New Orleans For Lauds in Central and Northern jWith Steamer Lines to JAPITAL PAID UP, —— $30,000. 4 General Banking Business Transacted,” W Fzgs0e SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE ‘ew York, Sen Francisco. And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. = Collections on any part of the t mited Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid fer County, and State Warrante, Geld and Silver Bullies «ar chased Assay Office at this Bank. Proprietorsand Manufacturere, "22 Montgomery Street, San Franoira FOR SALK BY CARR BRO . Whitehead Cook Books, has been invented. by the keeper of a bis Clark strect rest@urant. He didn’t wan! to frighten regular customers away b; raising prices on the bill of fare, and yet felt that it was a shame to be behind boarding house keepers, saloons and ho tels in overcharginys. Yesterday a bright idea strock him and he promptly put ii in operation. said a well known merchant, “and sel dom had vause for vomplaint. Last night I ordered a sirloin steak, as I had ofte’. done before. It wis much thinner than usual, but I was not particularly hungry and did not complain. This morning . was served with » still thinner one and Lkicked, Then the waiter told me the steaks were all being cut tl.inner this week because so n: any strangers wore in town, and the boxs wanted to get more for meals without driving away the regulars. It’s the same way everywhere else. The pies are smaller; so are the pats of butter, and. the proprietor has ac= a OFFICERS: soe © Oe PERO TON oo oica ec sacerstas Presper . TREAD ‘THE WORLD Te R.M, HUNT.. . .....ViICR PaesipRENt : JOUN T. MORGAN,...... s.,-CASMIER : a EASTERN CITIES D. KE. MORGAN.. Ass'tCasH1BR and Smo’y \ -aRK SOLD BY THE— DIRECTORS: x s KE, M. Przsron, No 4,: AT COLFAX, CORRESPONDENTS { Hew York—National Bank of North America, San Francisco—First National Bauk. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this city. Juick Time § Chean ares ~~ Gaatern Cities and to Europe. BY YAK GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric System.) EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS And 8.cond-class Sleeping Oars Attached to Express T: aing Tickets sold, Sleeping Car Berths secareu, and otherinformation given ‘upon appliostion at the Company's offices wherr passen w T. H.GOODM. 4, B. Gnay. o Bs gy Pass Agen . » Gen. Traf. Manager. , San Francisco ca.” RAIL ROAD LANDS. For ands in Central aud Northern Galt. torsia: Oresdn, Moveds end Otah, apply, or address, s W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,0. P. BR. R. gav ae ae For Landsin Southern California, apply © oredd fiona Morgaa &Mobberte block Nevada JOHN SWART, Photographer Jity, Ca Secramento—Nationa} Bank of D. 0. mille . Chicago Herald Cook The -AmericanffPastryv Coplene Hotel Meat Cooking} PRICE 62. — ing School. (For Families,’ PRICK 61.505 Ne. 4, A Cooking For Prorit, fOR BALE AT THR OFFICE oF rp JEROME MADMFN. Land Agent,8. BP. k rr ed ieee fae —8t. Louis Globe-Democrat. Cost of the World's Fair. More money has already been paid out in creating the World's fair than the diggctors thought would be necedsary to coinplete itwhen congress voted to Kend the exposition to Cifcago. Ten million dollars was thought to be the limit then. Auditor Ackerman’s report shows thai the expenditures to Dec? 1 have been $12,460,236.61. The roceipts have beer. $13,229,451.98. The available balances on hand Dec. 1 was $636,064.83, abou. enough to last two weeks at the presen rate of expenditures, but the souveni; coins are coming, and the directors hay: nearly $2,000,000 yet in exposition bond. from which no capital has been receive: —Chicayo Letter. Trips to the Chicago Exhibition, Members of the Roget Stroct Pots ‘echnic, Loudon, are going to shoy \mericans what such an iastiintiow ca io in the way of pleasure trips to tin hhicago exhibition reat year. Near’s 3,000 Berths have already been necnre or the daring Polytechuiciaus and to iiends ia varions ports of tie kintrdoi, vho intend to ceicbrate the discovery o! -Americe by visiting tho World's fair in fortnightly parties. during the year.wondon ‘Lit-Liis, Caused by a Comet. ‘ Some learned scientific guessers have contended that the deluge of Noah’s time was caused by a comot disturbing the varth’s atmosphere, . Ever since the time set for Biela’s comet to strike the earth we have had rain. Has the comet which did not strike us caused the rain?” If sa will the rain continue till we have another deluge? Are we ont of danger yet? . ) ~Buffalo Express, oy Luckicr Than Hen Rattle. ‘A young man who lost both his legs a ear ego While saving a girl from vi over at astetion on a French way is about to‘marry the girl, sr oy fa wealthy silk manufacturer. ie \ding hapviness in reduced circum ances, — Philadel tla Ledger, HOTEL GAZETTE, . (res A waiter gave’ the snap away. ‘I've eaten there for six months,” tually run in a lot of new coffee cups that. tury. Mixed Relationship, There is a family in the southern part of the county whose complicated relationship beats anything upon record, The fumnily name is Runk. A few yours ago the Ronk family consisted of father and two grown sons, In the same neighborhood there lived a widow and her two comely daugliors, The oldest one of the Runk. boys murried one of the widow's daughters. The young man's cather married the other daughter. The her one of the boys married the acvier, The quesiion that now bothars the father is whoiher he is his motharin-law's fulher-iiiaw or his daughver-in-law's son-in-law, and, if both, vhich the most,— Mascoutah (Ils,) Cor, Jhicago Tribune, Amateur Composors, The amateur composers of Kngland inainebethre tremierron tir its prince eon. . ort, the late Duke of Albany, the Duke f Edinburgh, the Murquis of Devonhire, Lady Baker, Lady Arthur Hill, aidy White and the Hon. Mrs, Malone— dl having created melodics of more or ess lasting quality. The Karl of Dun« Oxford and the other at Cambridge— f forty. ingiabers euch. Lady Mary Jalryuiple is um member of a very suc“wseful orchestra composed of ladies,— New York Press, Japanese Hairpins, Japanose women put up their hair with wooden, ivory or tortoise shell pins seven or eight inches in length and fully balf wu inch wide, The pins are usually sarved, and are often capped with pivoted figures, which dunce with every motion of the wearer.—Baltimoré Herald, A Startling Telegram, Ten-girls in a composition-class were told to write a telegram such us would te suitable (6 send home in ense of a railway accident while traveling’ One f tho girls wrote: “Doar Papa is killed. F win in the ‘oomn,” —Exchaiye, ~Samitiia reireoumienut Insanity was once looked 21 as the work of demons. It is now regarded as a purely physical infiimity, periaps in herited from thosé who had somehow‘iolated physical law, or induced by our Wh transgression, According to an Coglish scientist, the ed in Lowers 16 a single pigment, soln ble in water and decolorized by alcohol, but capable of being restored by the ad‘lition of acids, In the Fourteenth century the French set a fashion of cutting the edyes of the garments in the form of grape leaves. The population of many~=South Sea islands manufacture their eutire suits from the producta.of the palm: tree, A nutaber of the hous-s is Berlin are, nambered with luminou figures, which ' can bo easily ohoorved at night. that of Mrs. Candour; it carried no discourtesy with it.—R. J. McNeill in Conis the anl REGTORED BY — upidene, After Using Cup‘dene, the generative organs, such as Headiche-Seminal ad “dress all jill ordera to. DAVOL ——Weekness—iightl emissions =— lipotenc)— Cesportency aud Constipation. The reason. why sutlerers are not enred 1 over-00-per-oent: are troubled witli PROS SAN YW Wee, Vv butane new © boxer: —$l-a-bex; #ix boxes for $3, Nend* far Circular and “Testitnenials: Ads MIEDICIN £ CO. Cal. For sale in Nevada City by ey WivevUs ai OPOration, guarantee to refund the thmeney ifa permanent cure is Ba" CURLS -WHERE-LVERYTHING-ELSE FRIES <g> Sa The Doctor has discovered the ac tive “KXUAL apparatus is de pendent. Lrinciple on which the vitality of th y physicians and anedicines is because PATITIS, for which CUPIDENE A writien not effected by the use of six P.O; Box 2076, San Francisco, CAR BRO%. and W. D. VINTON, NY UCR HS On higed two orchestrrne one p> ts week, tural of the dally, BLE, Either Teena ted ee reemeemenein ? GOOD Journals FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. Our Premiums FOR THIS YEAR. —e—— —THIS PAPER— — WITH. THE SAN. FRANCISCO PRICK 61.45 PRE YKAM, me) eee THE SAN FRANCISCO Morning Call! PRICK 66.00 PER ¥ MAM, —s6-—. 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The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum. bago, Gravel; Etc. Thousands of bottles are sold monthly, and every body that has used it prolaim it;to a wonderful medi cine, ’ Every prominent physician in San Francisco, San Jose, Stockton and Sacra ok hy al mento recommend it. a ————aaeg, Uruggist A fait-trial--willconvince 4