January 6, 1892 (4 pages)

COLL. ‘Offees or ry Store ntest for erishable .-DOLET— i DOLL! DOL NOLL BE’ DOLL! EDOLL! a5 Chal“SON, spice Trade reial st. sur “Holiday them over. \ODS,; R GOODS, RS, Ni 3 for. presents, 4 e of : nt . ! i we ~ “he ime. a% -THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, County, Calif, vada Publisited Every bvening Except Sundays and«Legal Holidays. Katablished Sept, 6, 1260. Trerms—15 Cents a Week ; 69 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. WEDNAADAY EV’NG,; JAN. 6, 1892. BLAINE. THMGEROSL Il The Secretary of Slate Stic ‘Down Suddenly. [By Telerraph to the Tra xeCriet . WaAstinGron, D. C., Jan, G. Blaine, Secretary of State, way-taken dangerously il-this—rnorning while-en6§.~James gaged in his official duties. immediately sum: A_carriage was. moned and she .was*remoyed to~ his + 000 PERSONAL MENTION and Young, he Kd Moss_is_ here. on his way, from Sierra City to Sacramento. Ousper Samuels, an old-time and popular eonmercial tourist,-is-in-town. Mrs: A.Scott and Miss Jennie Scott came down today from-Sierra City. Miss Lizzie Ferguson is in’ town on her way from San Juan to San Francisco. Mrs. M. Davis arrived here this morning en route from Seattle to North Bloomfiel . . ’ M. A. Preston-will return Friday te the Berkeley Gymn asium ‘to resume his studies. John W. Flinn and James Brodie’ of San Francisco went to Downieville today on mining business. Mrs. C. S Moody of Gold Run arrived here this morning on a Visit.toher mother, Mrs. B, Lyons, and der sister, Mrs. T, W. Finchly. Chas. E. Pearson, formerly proprietor of the National Exchange Hotel at this city, has. severed his connection with the St. Elmo Hotel, gone to Redlands, where he will be found in the Hotel Terracina, which will open in a few days. 8 Los Angeles, and has Me Girl Wauted To wait on table at a hotel. tisoffice, aii cere i Rie net Pri ate Lessons. Apply at j6-tf # Frank Power will give private lessons, at his -reom on Main street, in’ all the English Penmanship, Greek aud Latin, Single and Double Entry Bookkeeping, and in Shorthand and Typewriting. Why go away from home telearn all those ‘things you need ‘to branches, make your way through life? j5-66 + 9eU. KR. K. of P, Mecting. The regular monthly meeting ef Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., will be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 6th, Important business. Joun A. Rapp, 8. K. Capt. Guo. A. » GBA, 8. KK. Ry nomena? ine cake ~ —— c neki @ ana First-Class Roofing. Geo. E. Turner is the agent and has ih stock the celebrated Rubber Roofing Cloth, Paint aud Cleats for putting on the same. It is cheaper than Shakes, Shingles, Iron or, Tin, and warranted. Can be laid oa old shingles or board. Cost, per square foot and two ‘coats of Slate Cement Paint, three. certs per square foot. -Call and see it. Two men cau put on ten thousand feet per day. d10-lim Just as Good [LJNSCRUPULOUS dealers, and ~, those behind the times, sometimes offer a substitute for goods asked for, and say, ‘It is just as good.” Often they-know nothing. about it-often want to sell other goods on hand. ‘Now, wevare large dealers in coffee-experts in» all that relates to it. We know no doubt about itSCHILLING’S BEST combines great stréngth, full rich flavor and economy in. use to a greater value to you, the consumer, than any other youcan buy. We stake our honor arid our) reputation upon this statement to you. The best Coffee for you is Schilling’s BestCHOICE blend combining rich flavor and full natural ‘strength to-the greatest degree of value to “the consumer carefully roastedpacked fresh in dirtight packages, _"SCHILLING'S ‘BEST is Never sold in bulk. Be sure of the brand. .ent of the new. ene. . nediately bewiped THE SAGE OF ORMONDE. He Discourses on the Old Year and the New, tion of Ingersoll, Ormonvy, Jan. Ist, 1802. “pivor Tranxscrier—Late last evening, whilefondly—eoquetting with—-good: old Morpheus, and I should judge at the time fully half way on-the read’to dreamland, I heard but very indistinctly the clock (not grandfather’s old one) slowly toll the midnight hour, On investigating the matter I‘discovered that it was the fleath knell of the old_year and the adThe_weird“and solemn sound that the clock in striking seemed to me to make at the ‘time very forcibly reminded—me-of-a-certain event of my_life which occurred—mere-than—t third of a century ago—an average lifetime. tant day, the circumstances at the time were substantially as follows : Late on a certain evening in the tall of 1858, while living: inNevada City, 4d heard, under circumstances over which I had nio control, a little silver bell slowly aud solemnly toll the same hour. The recollection of the time, the place, or what occasioned’ that little bell to sound the alirm at the precise time it did can The weird and solemn sounds” wére very similar to those of last night, I was neither courting sleep nor in dreamnever be efiaced from my memory. thinking of what kid of a cyclone-was going to, strike next. — There were present, besides myself, some fifty or sixty of Nevada City’s and Grass Valley’s most respected citizens, all of whom while in an attitude of prayer heard ‘that little bell. toll the hour of high twelve, and not one of them to their dying day can or ever will forget the doingsof that eventful evening. But where are they all today ? Like the old year, they have disappeared. Some are here and some are theré, but the majority of that mystic number have un questionably crossed over the dark and swiit river, never to return. The oll year that has so 1eceritly passed away proved to :be an eventful one in a great anany respects. Some were good, sofne were bad, and many were indifferent ; but it is my individual opinion that the bad side of the scales will pull down the heaviest when everybody is corre tly ‘weighed in the balance on'that last duy, when, according to the teachings of the Seriptures, the lambs and the goats are to be separated. The la.bs (not Chris.’ Buckley’s), meaning the good people, it is said, are to be by the good “angels chaperoned up to elysian fields, the abode of the-good after death, while the goats (thé bad people and the largest crowd) are to be driven by the d:vil himself down to~hell and everlasting punishment.” Like Bob Ingersoll, say if that is the kind of an uumerciful God that we have, I, for one, want nothing to do with Him. During the old year our granaries were tiled to overflowing ; our people now have enough of the staff of life on\hand to feed the people of the whiole world. But alas! there are many other places on the globe where their crops have proved almost an entire failure during the past year. , & There were wars and rumors of wars, false prophets and true ones while the old year was in existence. In Spain, Japan, China ° rand many ther parts of the world there were devastating floods and earthquakes that destroyed millions upon nillions’ worth of valuable property, and many thousands of lives yere lost in consequence. Still this little spherical ball, the earth, that we are all clinging so tightly to with a death grip, keeps’ right along whirling us all around our solar system at. the astonishing rate of one million, five hundred thousand miles in every twentyfour hours. During the! old year, according to statistics, there were born in the whole world 36, 816, 417 and one. sixth babies, which is at the rate of seventy births per. minute. At the same tine there were 31,556,929 deaths, or at the rate of one for every second of time during whe entire year. At the above rate.of increase the world has gained in population during the past twelve months exactly 5,259,488, old year the Italian government madé a small-sized bluff at Uncle Sawrfor some fancied insult of ours, and at the time did actually give him a pretty gevere slap on one Ufhis cheeks. nuke a dutiful Christian, our‘wygle mieekly turned the other one and Waited for another blow, but it was never given, “3 Our high officials at Washington had good and suflicient-reasons-for-not allowing their angry passions to flame up too quickly, as there were seen in the dim distance large numbers of Italy's most powerful ironclads that seemed ~ most anxious to try conclusions with some of our crack irenclads. Sometimes, it is considered the best of policy not to fight, but to run away that one may live to fight another day, In a -comparatiyely short time after the Italian episode Uncle-Sam’s demeanor in international affairs had assumed. an entire different aspect: The brave little Clilian government had unintentionally, through a mob in. the city of Valparaiso, committed an offense against our Government. It “. was trivial im its characters but all thé! same construed to be an insulj. to our boasted flag, and the alain must im: out. Without ulling. for a full eretanie of the Aud Becomes Slightly Ireligious in Enule cw Anema bert jeceian Toa ‘atthe dis? fact be complete without mentioning the land, but was keeping up-a_ terrible} At one time early in the history of thé : -isfactory return them and get a new pair. I facts by the Chilian __ courts, as the Ttaliau government was compelled to do in the New Orleans Mafia shooting affair, our government forthwith ordered several of our heaviest ironclads to appear in Chilian waters with orders to demand an immediate apology or blood would follow. Had old England, been standing in the shoes of Chili at the time of the act: complained of by our people, would our goverment have been so hasty. in its conclusions in the matter ? “During the old year our” people” experienced many severe and trying mi;fortunes, such as disastrous fires, floods, earthquakes, railroad collisions and explosions of every description. In the meantime we had cataclysms, blizzards, tornadoes aad ‘big and little cyclones without nuniber. An intinitesimal little runt of a cyclone swooped dowii on to a part of the State of North Dakota, scooped up the most valuable portions of two or three of her richest and most prosperous counties and dumped thein over the line on° Canaciau soil. Still, for a wonder, nobody kicked, which plainly shows how slow to anger the near neighbors of the Canucks The old year also produced an wnprecedented large crop of ‘Cleveland Democrats, I am soinewhat— fearful that—theyare now getting to be a little too numerous to make it a sure betting "pitted against each other in 1892. In speaking of the many important events which occurred during the old year, it seems to me that the list would fact of Mrs. Grover Cleveland having in the meantime giving birth to a fine and healthy-looking young Democrat, but for good and suflicient reasons the little iree trader can never in any event hope to become president of these United States. Cras. MoExvery, A PERTINENT REPLY State Analyst, Prof, Rising, Restates Some baking Powder Facts, A inean action generally recoils upon its auther. Recently a baking powder concern has been attempting by the publication of cooked-wp interviews and blackguard advertisments, to injure the reputation of the baking powder best known and most used in this community. Chis has brought out a letter from Prof, Rising, of the California State Univer. sity and Analyst to the State Board of Health, in which he says: “I wrote the report of the committee of the Mechanics’ Fair on baking powders two years ago, awarding the medal te the Royal Baking Powder Company for the puri-y an” icare in the preparation: of their baking powder. This report was made out after careful chemical analysis ov my part and expressed my views at the time, and I have had no occasion to change my opinion of the merits cf the Koyal Baking Powder since. Please tefer to that report. The report to. which .Prof. Rising refers is as follows: ' “Your committee have made a very careful examination of the Royal Baking Powder, and are satisfied that it fulfihs all the requirements which the public can make ef a baking” powder, For purity aad care in preparation it. equals any in market, and-our test shows that it has greater leavening power than any other of which we have any knowledge. ~ WB. Risina, State Analyst, Prof, Chemistry, University of Cal. &c. W.T. Wanzuwt, Prof, Chemistry, University of Cal.” The manufacturers ofthese new and jew grade baking powders will probably n tagain attempt to use the name of Prof:.Rising in their efforts to delude the public, ee Excti¥sion Kates to Auburn. Manager John F, Kidder of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad has decided to give those people of this city and vicinity who desire ‘to attend the Citrus Fair at Auburn next week the advantage of extraordinarily low rates of fare. On two days, to be definitely announced hereafter, he will ran. excursion trains to leave at one o’clock fe. M. and to'return the same night after the exercises. ‘The round trip rate between here and Colfax will be $2, and from here to Auburn and return $3.30. Sena wres Geeks MERE CERNE ASD Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for*Cuts,/ Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, -Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Kraptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis aranteed to.give perfect satisfaction o: money refunded. Price 25 cents der box _ Por sale.at Uarr Brothers’ Drug Store, s20ly The Latest. Weare exclusive agents “for the celebrated ‘‘‘ CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND. SCIs-SORS;. Come and get a pair, take them home and try them. If not perfectly satNO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. Garren will freely. take Dr. rs H. McLeun’s Tur Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than afly other remedy, For sale by Carr Bros. fp Tr you want a very ry fine turnout of any kind go to Henry tane's Feed and Livery Stable, tf “French Tansy Wafers. The wafers ire a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female traybles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause, They are What every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drag Co,, mangfacturers, San Jose, oe or male by, W; D Vinton, tt . January “2d, at 10a M:., proposition should Blaine and Gr ver.be}‘is dangerous—that of selling places of THE FARMERS’ ALLIANCE. Judge Wallace Eadowod The Resumption of Hydrdulicking Favoved. Eprrox. Transceiver — The Nevada County Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union met at Indian Springs on Saturday, witha full representation from the various sub-Alliances. : Tue President congratulated the Alliance on the remarkable progress ‘made sincé the last county meeting. The Alliance then preceeded with secret work, which occupied attention until noon. After recess and a bounteous lunch the Alliance reassembled and the Committee on Resolutions reported thé following, which were unanimously adopted: Wuereas, Fhe farmers’ Alliance of Nevada county, although not necessarily * political organization, realizes that the time is fast approaching when the industrial class should take a more active part in the polities of the country; therefore be it’ Reso.vep,‘That we endorse Judge Weallace-of San-Francise(” endeavors to unearth the rascalities of our late legislature; and be it further RESOLVED, in his “eartiest That ‘we condemn those courage or a Worse motive made, themselves (by their votes) accessories aft “the fact in a crime as contemptible as their own creation, \ Wuerras, As eminent engineers ap: pointed by the Government after a thorough examination report favorably a plan for restraintug the debris from the mines; and Wuerkas, It is.a principle of the Alliance that one industry should. not be fostered at the expense of another; -there-, fore be it pathy with the miners in their endeavor to obtain Government aid to the end that ali classes of mining may be carried on without injury to the others. Reso.vep, That.a copy of: then preambles and. resolutions be sent to the Foothill Weekly Tidings, the Nevada City Transcripr and the Rural Press for publication, a HERE AND -T HERE. A Brief Revord of Various Matters of Local Interest, The city schools re-open next Monday. Lee Mason, tried at. Grass Valley yesteriay for battery on H:.N. Fedderson, was convicted, J. 8. Hennessey and T. J. Barry_ have opened a night sehool in the High School building at Grass Valley. a The sixteen-year-old son of Charles Burton of Grass Valley is missing. He was last seen eight mouths ago at Castle Cate, Utah. Some boys have recently broken a nuinber of panes of window glass in Washingtou schoolhouse, and the officers are trying to find the offenders with a view to arresting them. A newspaper paragraph is in circulation to the effect that on and after January Ist all drop letters must bear two cents postage. where the special delivery is in force. The Idaho Quartz Mining Company held their 25th annual stock holders meeting Monday evening, re-electing the officers now serving. The main shaft is down 2070 feet on the incline. About 150 men are employed, The mine will go still deeper. aoe Guaranteed Cure: We authorize our advertised druggist to.sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold of any Lung, ‘Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving’it a fair— trial, and experience no benefit, you may -return the bottle and have your money refunded, We could not make this offer did we net know that Dr. King’s New Diseovery coujd be relied on, It never disappoints. Trial bottles. ffee at Cart Bros. Drug Store, Large size 50c. aid $1.00. Schiliing’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely, Passionate : reproofs are like medicine given scalding hot; the patient, catinot tuke them. cee ots ica Nie Sore aoe Stow headache is the bane of.many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J, H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kindney Pillets, They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action, For sale by Carr Bros, To allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, D.-J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. sale by Carr Bros, For eee e Nevada City Dancing Academy. Soiree and school Friday evening at 8 Child: en’s class Saturday afternoon, 5 POWDER © Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U, 9, Government. Food good,” Teproventatives who-from—laeck—ofanoral . “ Resoived, That we are in full sym. , That law only applies to-oftices . BUST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY A G00 OMAN. The Wilber Theatrical “Troupe Paying. do. Big Houses, The Wilber Company, now playing at the Theatre in this city, continues to draw big audiences and to be received with universal favor. It is one of the, best troupes that-has beetiliere in years. In ‘The Streets of New York” played dast evening Me. MeCann-gavean admirable rep= resentation of ‘‘Badger,” and Mr. Philleo in the thankless role of “Gideon Bloodthe heart was calloused to all the world save Alida;” shared with him the artistic honors of the evening. Mr. Kagan and Miss Garduey as “Putty” and scheming vapitalist. whoee his daughter ‘ his wife proved themselves to be superior The part of ‘Alida Bloodgood” gave Miss Kendall a fair opportunity to dis tay “her dramatic powers, and The rest of the support was evenly good, Notwithstanding the absence of: properstage settings comedian 5, she made the inmost of it, ina utinber of the scenes, it was tue best production of the play that Neva aCe o ity has ye G seen, This afternoon ‘Rip Va an” Winkle” was-given to an audience mainly: consist: ing of ladios and children, __ ae Tonight the-company— _will_make—itefarewell appearance hore, presenting the THE CURLY BEARS. Hection of Grand Ofheers—A Banquet and Other Fun, At last evening's tnyetiig of Caye No 1 of the order of Curly Boars the following were elected to serve as officers of the grand jurisdiction of Californ’a during the ensuing term: EF. T. Nilon, Past Grand ih Bear; R. 1. Th anas, G and Carly Bary STW Marsh, Curly Bear; Jas Hon’ y, Grand Sacred John 'T. Niloa, Grand Growler; K. A. Tourpkins, Grand Loyal Keeper of the Den; F. W. Bost wil Wosd. Smith, Geand. Paanets; M.—M,— Barah,—Gra-d Scratchsr. ” At eleven o'clock the thirty-nine Boars presout went forage-huntiag and spent the following hour and a half at Tans restauraat where they had a feast ef the very bes — quality. Anodag the cubs from foreign forests Grand Pace Polar; were Mesars. Clarke of Sacramento, Ereeman-of “Ysto aad M.Clintock “of Saa Francisco, + 0@ee--‘The Burial of && rooks,’"The Tate W.-H. Phillips-was buried-on fast Sunday afternoon from Odd Fellows hall, YubaCity, ‘The services were at place and the surrounding country. wince floral offerings were.both.vainer sas. tended Ly several hundred people of that ~ priate tocol din the.({Crand Old webt One Pure Ba wv. king Powder. Like Telling a Secret. A story is told and it is a true story that over seventyper cent. of all the. baking powders-sold-contain either alum or ammonia, and many of these powders contain both. The ill effects upon the systém of food raised by alum-or ammo-’ nia powders are the mote dangerous because of their insidious character. It would be less dangerous for the people were it fatal at once, for then such food would be avoided, but their baneful action because imperceptible at first and slow in its ‘advances, is no less certain. Dr. Price's Cream. Baking Powder is declared by all authorities as free from alum; “ammonia or any othér adulterant. Its-purity has never been questioned, and while it does finer and better work, it costs no more at_retail than Many of the adulterated ishesiabanes sees —Constirntg monts with the ax, wouldn’t it be appro“Wripsieews saci eubievi: ia chemival “TN tess days of LSSUL8S. i science ‘he Lee soem elebrated “The — Clemen “This play belongs to ‘the ero ic, dram 4, re listic school-of histrionic. productions; but in its. refined presentation by the Wilber Company it is shorn of all objeetionable features. The drarna das: some very strong situations and offers geod opportunities for artistic acting. Miss Kendal! will appear as “‘Iza,” and Messrs. McCann‘and-Philleo will also have an op: portunity to do some of the best work of thé week, : ROR, A tS ER I et Nevada Hose Co. Attention, The regular mopthly meeting of Nevada Hose Co,, No. 1, will be sheld Chursday evening, Jan. 7. A full attendance requested, J. A. Rape, Pres, J. BE. Isaac, Seo. * 0 00-9 Have You ‘the Grip or Sy jap ps of It ? If-you have go immediately to J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery Store and get some of that fine Whiskey. Ibis a sure cure for la grippe. j2 sa Mee grote Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel: tee — From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, jeipdiieg to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carve Bros. or W. D. Vinton: ’ ar SARS SS A Fine Banjo for Sale Cheap. A fine. 38-bracket professional banjo, including case, is offered for sale cheap. Is.in No. 1 order; apply at this sttice, rem a eran ettennercmermenen init HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. J. Cy Mulligan, Colamas. ove WE v9 onl bY 8S. H. Cook, San Francisco, W. HH. Frye, st Carl Davis, ——“ Miss M. MeKillican, No, R. McKillican, D, Wolfe, San Francisco. Miss Hobby, Boca. Miss B. Montgomery, Sacramento, Jno. Knotwell, North Bloomfield, W.-B. Monk, Camptonville, W. H. ‘Tayne, Sacramento. J. Wolfe, San Fraiicisco. ©, Sanrel, “s W. G. Woods, Sacramento, Jno. W. Flynn, San Francisco. James Brodie, 64 Mr McCormick, Sacramento. J.B. Driscoll, Santa Rosa. O. B. Clark, Sacramento. G. C; Freeman,» “ ; PF. H. Turaer, Sierra Valley, H. Tibbets, Reno. All Run Down From the Weakening effects of changing weather, by hurd work, ot froma long inéss, you need a good tonic and blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla.ff you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do 80_now. It will give. you strength and appetite, purify aud vitalize your blood. “Thave been in poor health for several years, sufferiiig with indigestion, restlessness in the night;:and in the morning I would get up with a very Tired Feeling. After taking only a part of the first bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla I eould rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke up. iL must say that Hood's Sarsaparilla ts all itis recommended to be.’ Murs. H. D. WINANS, 210 E. Mason St., Jackson, Mich, “T have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifiér and an, well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wm. G. Wuerrn, or ganist, St. Mary’s Church, Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much penefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rey. F. H. ApaMs, New Hartford, Ct. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for gs. Prepated by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothepariag, Lawell, Mass. AGO. Boses one Dollar Bloomfield, Odd Fellows Ruilding,-Broad-Street;-weyina Da orry, W. D. VINTON, : Prit Proper EEPS CONSTAN’ TLY ON HAND a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, : * Prescriptions carefully compounded. Also a complete stock of the ~~Including— / . totter, Note, Legal, Cap, F p; Bill, ‘Journal and Tablet Pypiers, Papeteries,.Ravelapes, Inked, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Iakstands, Mucilage, — ying Cards, Visiting Memorandum, Note, eipt, Draft and Day ae Books, Ledgers, Journals, YN > Bite, Bie; Reo: : $, . o-wch wi6 wll a La ice Ion Dyau stati sa Vente extraordinary =JOB=PRINTING =. beautiful, aud completely covered’ the handsome casket. -Yuba-City Lodge, No: 185, I. O. O. F., and Yuba City Lodge, A. OU. W.,: of which he was a member, attended in a hody. + 72S + e/ The Native Sous. Last night D. 'f. Donovan, Db. D. G. P.,. installed the following officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. Gs W.:. Fred Searls, P. P.; Fred K. Brown, P.; R. 1. Thomas, Ist V. P.; F. T. Nilon, 2d V. Py; Wil J, Dennis, 34 -V. P.; DR. Morgan, I; Max, Iscard, Fey Eb, Fred Colley, Trustees; Jas, M, Foley, M. ;Krnest Towle, O. S.; Louis Schwartz, Grissel and The Best Authorities. Such as Dr. Dio Lewis, Prof. Gross and others, agree that eatarrh is not a local It therefore remo ly like Hood's Sarsapar la,” which permanently cures ¢atarrh, but a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional ++@e* Wuy aalfer from dyspepsia and’ heads ache wheu Simmous Liver Re gulator will cure you? ‘women. The common afflictiougof women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and nervous troubles. They arise largely from stomach disorder: As Joy's Vegetable SarsapariMa is the only bowel vegulating preparation, you can sea why. it is more etfective than any otlerSarsa pariiia in those troubles. itis daily relieving hundreds, The action {s mild, “direct and effective, We have scores of lotters from grateful women, a We refer to a few: ‘ co, debility, Mra. J, Barron, 142 7th 8t., Mare rrous dei, Miss _R,-Rosenblum, 282 Lith Bt Bloinach’ troubles, Mra. RB. Le Wheaton, 704 Post 8t., 5. F. Bick headaches, Mra. M. B. Price, 16 Prospect ¥ Place,.8. Bich headechen Mra. M, Fowler, 827 Ellis 8t., Indigestion, Mra, ©, D. Stiart, 1221 Mission t., 8 Fy Constipation, Mra. C, Melvin, 126 Kearny St, Jo S Vegetable . Y Sarsaparilla Most modern, moat effective, largest bottle, Gate price, $1.00 or 6 far $6.00, OX SALE BY ~ _ GARR BROTHERS. PATENTS! Pension, Lani & Indian Depredatio: CUA Ss. United ‘ States and Forvigu —Paten obtained; interferences courduc ted spocia oxuminations; trade-marks. copy-rights labels and designs reyiste wd. . tejected casés prosecuted; ment suits ‘conducted in ariy States Court. If you have an invention, seud us sketeh-photograph orsmall im slel, . t. in‘vinge Unite _. gether with a brief description of tie im» tunportant features and we will a lvise you the cotrse to pursuc, If yoy are in’ pos sessiou of patents and the game. are (in tringed, Gr if you are chy ‘yok wil h in Iriagement, submit the matter to us fe, a reliable opinion, NATI ‘NiL BURSAU OF OLATM THE TRANSCRIPY Wantto Keep Thorough. Postec weise Sal a Sino sb NEVA rere atte ate®, SE NEVAGAT COUNTY’S— * oe ee e's 06 06 ea*e'e ee %ete” 1! Wee wig Tigi cotnttee seen ORTIOULPO RAL AGRICULTURAL_ sTOCK GRAZING MBERING Informed at 1 tines on THE “LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY. I6 GENERAL LOCAL I News, aud it basa circulation that reaches the reads ng people S¥ery part of his county, Meérous patrons in fancer, va poy ae fa counties, as well as Pade geton cat the een eisee ares more re mote ws ND and to HOM ibe I the whole oon itr Rtaralashis as it giver a faith(oe po are record of the rogress ber adein ye covelopment of the coun Sartre and exte " xe eoespet It pre cy indseementa Best Advertising » Medium iu Nor. thern Callforuia,. ree Se 4TO ADVERT" SERS MOP The TRANSCA.P1 has he And Other Resources, besides weing Fully, i hand,” punished him, CoLury Bros.” “Publio Taste” Hams aud Bacon. Ask for it. d3-tt senna +2@ee— Simmons Liver Regulator. _——— a. Le . — “Tuat was the. stroke of a master said the boy when the teacher Sohilling’s Beat. Once bought—always aanght, Sn ae The Leading Hotels Here, Serve For water brash and sour stomach take + Ose A Sure Oure for the LE, lquor o or Opium Habits, ‘The Kast India cure for ‘thane awful iabits can be given without the pationt's knowledge, andy is the only know Uspocitie for the LArpose 3 it is not injurious in the least degzee ; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co,, San Jose, Cal., and foi sal by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevade City. tha The Shbcaaves not San Franciseo are embar king into the saloon business. SN ao “Publie ‘i aste’’ Hams and Macon And Lard -are the best. : Try them and you'll want no other, , Manutactured by CoLtey Bros » Commercial street. \d3-tf peers +2@s+ a ; Something ancy. oF 2 ae i A’ ¢garload of Dritted Snow Flour, tho finest made, just reevived by J. J, Jackson, dd-tt + Oe +——. TAKY Simmons Liver Regulator, “eH Cab asd Mauch and whateve ryou a please aii ub injury, +2 @e+——_____. Dude Hats Vor Misses, Only 25 cents each, Pretty and stylish, At Lester & Crawtotd’s. oO > mi all ran down, tagued out, take Simmons Regulator apry. ol0-ti Iv you are Liver and be THIS SPACE 1S ames Fole ¥ Commerce ial Street; RESERVED FOR andy Store, Nevada City. > 4 You THE LEADING Miter, fly ad ° Fancy in tare OF NEVADA CiITy, Where everythinglin the above named lite is soll 4 ér rates than anywhere el] at low ae se in Nevada County, is 4 \ . On Maim Street. I MILLE, Broad Stree, NEVADA CITY, Has on hand for this Season Tho Laryst ad Mist let Sia Cdl —.oF-. Ly CLOTHING, GENTS" FURNISHING. GOODS, Et, PRICES THE in Nevada County. ‘LOWES 2 sal

COLL. ‘Offees or ry Store ntest for erishable .-DOLET— i DOLL! DOL NOLL BE’ DOLL! EDOLL! a5 Chal“SON, spice Trade reial st. sur “Holiday them over. \ODS,; R GOODS, RS, Ni 3 for. presents, 4 e of : nt . ! i we ~ “he ime. a% -THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, County, Calif, vada Publisited Every bvening Except Sundays and«Legal Holidays. Katablished Sept, 6, 1260. Trerms—15 Cents a Week ; 69 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. WEDNAADAY EV’NG,; JAN. 6, 1892. BLAINE. THMGEROSL Il The Secretary of Slate Stic ‘Down Suddenly. [By Telerraph to the Tra xeCriet . WaAstinGron, D. C., Jan, G. Blaine, Secretary of State, way-taken dangerously il-this—rnorning while-en6§.~James gaged in his official duties. immediately sum: A_carriage was. moned and she .was*remoyed to~ his + 000 PERSONAL MENTION and Young, he Kd Moss_is_ here. on his way, from Sierra City to Sacramento. Ousper Samuels, an old-time and popular eonmercial tourist,-is-in-town. Mrs: A.Scott and Miss Jennie Scott came down today from-Sierra City. Miss Lizzie Ferguson is in’ town on her way from San Juan to San Francisco. Mrs. M. Davis arrived here this morning en route from Seattle to North Bloomfiel . . ’ M. A. Preston-will return Friday te the Berkeley Gymn asium ‘to resume his studies. John W. Flinn and James Brodie’ of San Francisco went to Downieville today on mining business. Mrs. C. S Moody of Gold Run arrived here this morning on a Visit.toher mother, Mrs. B, Lyons, and der sister, Mrs. T, W. Finchly. Chas. E. Pearson, formerly proprietor of the National Exchange Hotel at this city, has. severed his connection with the St. Elmo Hotel, gone to Redlands, where he will be found in the Hotel Terracina, which will open in a few days. 8 Los Angeles, and has Me Girl Wauted To wait on table at a hotel. tisoffice, aii cere i Rie net Pri ate Lessons. Apply at j6-tf # Frank Power will give private lessons, at his -reom on Main street, in’ all the English Penmanship, Greek aud Latin, Single and Double Entry Bookkeeping, and in Shorthand and Typewriting. Why go away from home telearn all those ‘things you need ‘to branches, make your way through life? j5-66 + 9eU. KR. K. of P, Mecting. The regular monthly meeting ef Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., will be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 6th, Important business. Joun A. Rapp, 8. K. Capt. Guo. A. » GBA, 8. KK. Ry nomena? ine cake ~ —— c neki @ ana First-Class Roofing. Geo. E. Turner is the agent and has ih stock the celebrated Rubber Roofing Cloth, Paint aud Cleats for putting on the same. It is cheaper than Shakes, Shingles, Iron or, Tin, and warranted. Can be laid oa old shingles or board. Cost, per square foot and two ‘coats of Slate Cement Paint, three. certs per square foot. -Call and see it. Two men cau put on ten thousand feet per day. d10-lim Just as Good [LJNSCRUPULOUS dealers, and ~, those behind the times, sometimes offer a substitute for goods asked for, and say, ‘It is just as good.” Often they-know nothing. about it-often want to sell other goods on hand. ‘Now, wevare large dealers in coffee-experts in» all that relates to it. We know no doubt about itSCHILLING’S BEST combines great stréngth, full rich flavor and economy in. use to a greater value to you, the consumer, than any other youcan buy. We stake our honor arid our) reputation upon this statement to you. The best Coffee for you is Schilling’s BestCHOICE blend combining rich flavor and full natural ‘strength to-the greatest degree of value to “the consumer carefully roastedpacked fresh in dirtight packages, _"SCHILLING'S ‘BEST is Never sold in bulk. Be sure of the brand. .ent of the new. ene. . nediately bewiped THE SAGE OF ORMONDE. He Discourses on the Old Year and the New, tion of Ingersoll, Ormonvy, Jan. Ist, 1802. “pivor Tranxscrier—Late last evening, whilefondly—eoquetting with—-good: old Morpheus, and I should judge at the time fully half way on-the read’to dreamland, I heard but very indistinctly the clock (not grandfather’s old one) slowly toll the midnight hour, On investigating the matter I‘discovered that it was the fleath knell of the old_year and the adThe_weird“and solemn sound that the clock in striking seemed to me to make at the ‘time very forcibly reminded—me-of-a-certain event of my_life which occurred—mere-than—t third of a century ago—an average lifetime. tant day, the circumstances at the time were substantially as follows : Late on a certain evening in the tall of 1858, while living: inNevada City, 4d heard, under circumstances over which I had nio control, a little silver bell slowly aud solemnly toll the same hour. The recollection of the time, the place, or what occasioned’ that little bell to sound the alirm at the precise time it did can The weird and solemn sounds” wére very similar to those of last night, I was neither courting sleep nor in dreamnever be efiaced from my memory. thinking of what kid of a cyclone-was going to, strike next. — There were present, besides myself, some fifty or sixty of Nevada City’s and Grass Valley’s most respected citizens, all of whom while in an attitude of prayer heard ‘that little bell. toll the hour of high twelve, and not one of them to their dying day can or ever will forget the doingsof that eventful evening. But where are they all today ? Like the old year, they have disappeared. Some are here and some are theré, but the majority of that mystic number have un questionably crossed over the dark and swiit river, never to return. The oll year that has so 1eceritly passed away proved to :be an eventful one in a great anany respects. Some were good, sofne were bad, and many were indifferent ; but it is my individual opinion that the bad side of the scales will pull down the heaviest when everybody is corre tly ‘weighed in the balance on'that last duy, when, according to the teachings of the Seriptures, the lambs and the goats are to be separated. The la.bs (not Chris.’ Buckley’s), meaning the good people, it is said, are to be by the good “angels chaperoned up to elysian fields, the abode of the-good after death, while the goats (thé bad people and the largest crowd) are to be driven by the d:vil himself down to~hell and everlasting punishment.” Like Bob Ingersoll, say if that is the kind of an uumerciful God that we have, I, for one, want nothing to do with Him. During the old year our granaries were tiled to overflowing ; our people now have enough of the staff of life on\hand to feed the people of the whiole world. But alas! there are many other places on the globe where their crops have proved almost an entire failure during the past year. , & There were wars and rumors of wars, false prophets and true ones while the old year was in existence. In Spain, Japan, China ° rand many ther parts of the world there were devastating floods and earthquakes that destroyed millions upon nillions’ worth of valuable property, and many thousands of lives yere lost in consequence. Still this little spherical ball, the earth, that we are all clinging so tightly to with a death grip, keeps’ right along whirling us all around our solar system at. the astonishing rate of one million, five hundred thousand miles in every twentyfour hours. During the! old year, according to statistics, there were born in the whole world 36, 816, 417 and one. sixth babies, which is at the rate of seventy births per. minute. At the same tine there were 31,556,929 deaths, or at the rate of one for every second of time during whe entire year. At the above rate.of increase the world has gained in population during the past twelve months exactly 5,259,488, old year the Italian government madé a small-sized bluff at Uncle Sawrfor some fancied insult of ours, and at the time did actually give him a pretty gevere slap on one Ufhis cheeks. nuke a dutiful Christian, our‘wygle mieekly turned the other one and Waited for another blow, but it was never given, “3 Our high officials at Washington had good and suflicient-reasons-for-not allowing their angry passions to flame up too quickly, as there were seen in the dim distance large numbers of Italy's most powerful ironclads that seemed ~ most anxious to try conclusions with some of our crack irenclads. Sometimes, it is considered the best of policy not to fight, but to run away that one may live to fight another day, In a -comparatiyely short time after the Italian episode Uncle-Sam’s demeanor in international affairs had assumed. an entire different aspect: The brave little Clilian government had unintentionally, through a mob in. the city of Valparaiso, committed an offense against our Government. It “. was trivial im its characters but all thé! same construed to be an insulj. to our boasted flag, and the alain must im: out. Without ulling. for a full eretanie of the Aud Becomes Slightly Ireligious in Enule cw Anema bert jeceian Toa ‘atthe dis? fact be complete without mentioning the land, but was keeping up-a_ terrible} At one time early in the history of thé : -isfactory return them and get a new pair. I facts by the Chilian __ courts, as the Ttaliau government was compelled to do in the New Orleans Mafia shooting affair, our government forthwith ordered several of our heaviest ironclads to appear in Chilian waters with orders to demand an immediate apology or blood would follow. Had old England, been standing in the shoes of Chili at the time of the act: complained of by our people, would our goverment have been so hasty. in its conclusions in the matter ? “During the old year our” people” experienced many severe and trying mi;fortunes, such as disastrous fires, floods, earthquakes, railroad collisions and explosions of every description. In the meantime we had cataclysms, blizzards, tornadoes aad ‘big and little cyclones without nuniber. An intinitesimal little runt of a cyclone swooped dowii on to a part of the State of North Dakota, scooped up the most valuable portions of two or three of her richest and most prosperous counties and dumped thein over the line on° Canaciau soil. Still, for a wonder, nobody kicked, which plainly shows how slow to anger the near neighbors of the Canucks The old year also produced an wnprecedented large crop of ‘Cleveland Democrats, I am soinewhat— fearful that—theyare now getting to be a little too numerous to make it a sure betting "pitted against each other in 1892. In speaking of the many important events which occurred during the old year, it seems to me that the list would fact of Mrs. Grover Cleveland having in the meantime giving birth to a fine and healthy-looking young Democrat, but for good and suflicient reasons the little iree trader can never in any event hope to become president of these United States. Cras. MoExvery, A PERTINENT REPLY State Analyst, Prof, Rising, Restates Some baking Powder Facts, A inean action generally recoils upon its auther. Recently a baking powder concern has been attempting by the publication of cooked-wp interviews and blackguard advertisments, to injure the reputation of the baking powder best known and most used in this community. Chis has brought out a letter from Prof, Rising, of the California State Univer. sity and Analyst to the State Board of Health, in which he says: “I wrote the report of the committee of the Mechanics’ Fair on baking powders two years ago, awarding the medal te the Royal Baking Powder Company for the puri-y an” icare in the preparation: of their baking powder. This report was made out after careful chemical analysis ov my part and expressed my views at the time, and I have had no occasion to change my opinion of the merits cf the Koyal Baking Powder since. Please tefer to that report. The report to. which .Prof. Rising refers is as follows: ' “Your committee have made a very careful examination of the Royal Baking Powder, and are satisfied that it fulfihs all the requirements which the public can make ef a baking” powder, For purity aad care in preparation it. equals any in market, and-our test shows that it has greater leavening power than any other of which we have any knowledge. ~ WB. Risina, State Analyst, Prof, Chemistry, University of Cal. &c. W.T. Wanzuwt, Prof, Chemistry, University of Cal.” The manufacturers ofthese new and jew grade baking powders will probably n tagain attempt to use the name of Prof:.Rising in their efforts to delude the public, ee Excti¥sion Kates to Auburn. Manager John F, Kidder of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad has decided to give those people of this city and vicinity who desire ‘to attend the Citrus Fair at Auburn next week the advantage of extraordinarily low rates of fare. On two days, to be definitely announced hereafter, he will ran. excursion trains to leave at one o’clock fe. M. and to'return the same night after the exercises. ‘The round trip rate between here and Colfax will be $2, and from here to Auburn and return $3.30. Sena wres Geeks MERE CERNE ASD Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for*Cuts,/ Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, -Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Kraptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis aranteed to.give perfect satisfaction o: money refunded. Price 25 cents der box _ Por sale.at Uarr Brothers’ Drug Store, s20ly The Latest. Weare exclusive agents “for the celebrated ‘‘‘ CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND. SCIs-SORS;. Come and get a pair, take them home and try them. If not perfectly satNO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. Garren will freely. take Dr. rs H. McLeun’s Tur Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than afly other remedy, For sale by Carr Bros. fp Tr you want a very ry fine turnout of any kind go to Henry tane's Feed and Livery Stable, tf “French Tansy Wafers. The wafers ire a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female traybles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause, They are What every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drag Co,, mangfacturers, San Jose, oe or male by, W; D Vinton, tt . January “2d, at 10a M:., proposition should Blaine and Gr ver.be}‘is dangerous—that of selling places of THE FARMERS’ ALLIANCE. Judge Wallace Eadowod The Resumption of Hydrdulicking Favoved. Eprrox. Transceiver — The Nevada County Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union met at Indian Springs on Saturday, witha full representation from the various sub-Alliances. : Tue President congratulated the Alliance on the remarkable progress ‘made sincé the last county meeting. The Alliance then preceeded with secret work, which occupied attention until noon. After recess and a bounteous lunch the Alliance reassembled and the Committee on Resolutions reported thé following, which were unanimously adopted: Wuereas, Fhe farmers’ Alliance of Nevada county, although not necessarily * political organization, realizes that the time is fast approaching when the industrial class should take a more active part in the polities of the country; therefore be it’ Reso.vep,‘That we endorse Judge Weallace-of San-Francise(” endeavors to unearth the rascalities of our late legislature; and be it further RESOLVED, in his “eartiest That ‘we condemn those courage or a Worse motive made, themselves (by their votes) accessories aft “the fact in a crime as contemptible as their own creation, \ Wuerras, As eminent engineers ap: pointed by the Government after a thorough examination report favorably a plan for restraintug the debris from the mines; and Wuerkas, It is.a principle of the Alliance that one industry should. not be fostered at the expense of another; -there-, fore be it pathy with the miners in their endeavor to obtain Government aid to the end that ali classes of mining may be carried on without injury to the others. Reso.vep, That.a copy of: then preambles and. resolutions be sent to the Foothill Weekly Tidings, the Nevada City Transcripr and the Rural Press for publication, a HERE AND -T HERE. A Brief Revord of Various Matters of Local Interest, The city schools re-open next Monday. Lee Mason, tried at. Grass Valley yesteriay for battery on H:.N. Fedderson, was convicted, J. 8. Hennessey and T. J. Barry_ have opened a night sehool in the High School building at Grass Valley. a The sixteen-year-old son of Charles Burton of Grass Valley is missing. He was last seen eight mouths ago at Castle Cate, Utah. Some boys have recently broken a nuinber of panes of window glass in Washingtou schoolhouse, and the officers are trying to find the offenders with a view to arresting them. A newspaper paragraph is in circulation to the effect that on and after January Ist all drop letters must bear two cents postage. where the special delivery is in force.

The Idaho Quartz Mining Company held their 25th annual stock holders meeting Monday evening, re-electing the officers now serving. The main shaft is down 2070 feet on the incline. About 150 men are employed, The mine will go still deeper. aoe Guaranteed Cure: We authorize our advertised druggist to.sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold of any Lung, ‘Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving’it a fair— trial, and experience no benefit, you may -return the bottle and have your money refunded, We could not make this offer did we net know that Dr. King’s New Diseovery coujd be relied on, It never disappoints. Trial bottles. ffee at Cart Bros. Drug Store, Large size 50c. aid $1.00. Schiliing’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely, Passionate : reproofs are like medicine given scalding hot; the patient, catinot tuke them. cee ots ica Nie Sore aoe Stow headache is the bane of.many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J, H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kindney Pillets, They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action, For sale by Carr Bros, To allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, D.-J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. sale by Carr Bros, For eee e Nevada City Dancing Academy. Soiree and school Friday evening at 8 Child: en’s class Saturday afternoon, 5 POWDER © Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U, 9, Government. Food good,” Teproventatives who-from—laeck—ofanoral . “ Resoived, That we are in full sym. , That law only applies to-oftices . BUST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY A G00 OMAN. The Wilber Theatrical “Troupe Paying. do. Big Houses, The Wilber Company, now playing at the Theatre in this city, continues to draw big audiences and to be received with universal favor. It is one of the, best troupes that-has beetiliere in years. In ‘The Streets of New York” played dast evening Me. MeCann-gavean admirable rep= resentation of ‘‘Badger,” and Mr. Philleo in the thankless role of “Gideon Bloodthe heart was calloused to all the world save Alida;” shared with him the artistic honors of the evening. Mr. Kagan and Miss Garduey as “Putty” and scheming vapitalist. whoee his daughter ‘ his wife proved themselves to be superior The part of ‘Alida Bloodgood” gave Miss Kendall a fair opportunity to dis tay “her dramatic powers, and The rest of the support was evenly good, Notwithstanding the absence of: properstage settings comedian 5, she made the inmost of it, ina utinber of the scenes, it was tue best production of the play that Neva aCe o ity has ye G seen, This afternoon ‘Rip Va an” Winkle” was-given to an audience mainly: consist: ing of ladios and children, __ ae Tonight the-company— _will_make—itefarewell appearance hore, presenting the THE CURLY BEARS. Hection of Grand Ofheers—A Banquet and Other Fun, At last evening's tnyetiig of Caye No 1 of the order of Curly Boars the following were elected to serve as officers of the grand jurisdiction of Californ’a during the ensuing term: EF. T. Nilon, Past Grand ih Bear; R. 1. Th anas, G and Carly Bary STW Marsh, Curly Bear; Jas Hon’ y, Grand Sacred John 'T. Niloa, Grand Growler; K. A. Tourpkins, Grand Loyal Keeper of the Den; F. W. Bost wil Wosd. Smith, Geand. Paanets; M.—M,— Barah,—Gra-d Scratchsr. ” At eleven o'clock the thirty-nine Boars presout went forage-huntiag and spent the following hour and a half at Tans restauraat where they had a feast ef the very bes — quality. Anodag the cubs from foreign forests Grand Pace Polar; were Mesars. Clarke of Sacramento, Ereeman-of “Ysto aad M.Clintock “of Saa Francisco, + 0@ee--‘The Burial of && rooks,’"The Tate W.-H. Phillips-was buried-on fast Sunday afternoon from Odd Fellows hall, YubaCity, ‘The services were at place and the surrounding country. wince floral offerings were.both.vainer sas. tended Ly several hundred people of that ~ priate tocol din the.({Crand Old webt One Pure Ba wv. king Powder. Like Telling a Secret. A story is told and it is a true story that over seventyper cent. of all the. baking powders-sold-contain either alum or ammonia, and many of these powders contain both. The ill effects upon the systém of food raised by alum-or ammo-’ nia powders are the mote dangerous because of their insidious character. It would be less dangerous for the people were it fatal at once, for then such food would be avoided, but their baneful action because imperceptible at first and slow in its ‘advances, is no less certain. Dr. Price's Cream. Baking Powder is declared by all authorities as free from alum; “ammonia or any othér adulterant. Its-purity has never been questioned, and while it does finer and better work, it costs no more at_retail than Many of the adulterated ishesiabanes sees —Constirntg monts with the ax, wouldn’t it be appro“Wripsieews saci eubievi: ia chemival “TN tess days of LSSUL8S. i science ‘he Lee soem elebrated “The — Clemen “This play belongs to ‘the ero ic, dram 4, re listic school-of histrionic. productions; but in its. refined presentation by the Wilber Company it is shorn of all objeetionable features. The drarna das: some very strong situations and offers geod opportunities for artistic acting. Miss Kendal! will appear as “‘Iza,” and Messrs. McCann‘and-Philleo will also have an op: portunity to do some of the best work of thé week, : ROR, A tS ER I et Nevada Hose Co. Attention, The regular mopthly meeting of Nevada Hose Co,, No. 1, will be sheld Chursday evening, Jan. 7. A full attendance requested, J. A. Rape, Pres, J. BE. Isaac, Seo. * 0 00-9 Have You ‘the Grip or Sy jap ps of It ? If-you have go immediately to J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery Store and get some of that fine Whiskey. Ibis a sure cure for la grippe. j2 sa Mee grote Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel: tee — From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, jeipdiieg to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carve Bros. or W. D. Vinton: ’ ar SARS SS A Fine Banjo for Sale Cheap. A fine. 38-bracket professional banjo, including case, is offered for sale cheap. Is.in No. 1 order; apply at this sttice, rem a eran ettennercmermenen init HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. J. Cy Mulligan, Colamas. ove WE v9 onl bY 8S. H. Cook, San Francisco, W. HH. Frye, st Carl Davis, ——“ Miss M. MeKillican, No, R. McKillican, D, Wolfe, San Francisco. Miss Hobby, Boca. Miss B. Montgomery, Sacramento, Jno. Knotwell, North Bloomfield, W.-B. Monk, Camptonville, W. H. ‘Tayne, Sacramento. J. Wolfe, San Fraiicisco. ©, Sanrel, “s W. G. Woods, Sacramento, Jno. W. Flynn, San Francisco. James Brodie, 64 Mr McCormick, Sacramento. J.B. Driscoll, Santa Rosa. O. B. Clark, Sacramento. G. C; Freeman,» “ ; PF. H. Turaer, Sierra Valley, H. Tibbets, Reno. All Run Down From the Weakening effects of changing weather, by hurd work, ot froma long inéss, you need a good tonic and blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla.ff you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do 80_now. It will give. you strength and appetite, purify aud vitalize your blood. “Thave been in poor health for several years, sufferiiig with indigestion, restlessness in the night;:and in the morning I would get up with a very Tired Feeling. After taking only a part of the first bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla I eould rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke up. iL must say that Hood's Sarsaparilla ts all itis recommended to be.’ Murs. H. D. WINANS, 210 E. Mason St., Jackson, Mich, “T have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifiér and an, well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wm. G. Wuerrn, or ganist, St. Mary’s Church, Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much penefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rey. F. H. ApaMs, New Hartford, Ct. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for gs. Prepated by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothepariag, Lawell, Mass. AGO. Boses one Dollar Bloomfield, Odd Fellows Ruilding,-Broad-Street;-weyina Da orry, W. D. VINTON, : Prit Proper EEPS CONSTAN’ TLY ON HAND a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, : * Prescriptions carefully compounded. Also a complete stock of the ~~Including— / . totter, Note, Legal, Cap, F p; Bill, ‘Journal and Tablet Pypiers, Papeteries,.Ravelapes, Inked, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Iakstands, Mucilage, — ying Cards, Visiting Memorandum, Note, eipt, Draft and Day ae Books, Ledgers, Journals, YN > Bite, Bie; Reo: : $, . o-wch wi6 wll a La ice Ion Dyau stati sa Vente extraordinary =JOB=PRINTING =. beautiful, aud completely covered’ the handsome casket. -Yuba-City Lodge, No: 185, I. O. O. F., and Yuba City Lodge, A. OU. W.,: of which he was a member, attended in a hody. + 72S + e/ The Native Sous. Last night D. 'f. Donovan, Db. D. G. P.,. installed the following officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. Gs W.:. Fred Searls, P. P.; Fred K. Brown, P.; R. 1. Thomas, Ist V. P.; F. T. Nilon, 2d V. Py; Wil J, Dennis, 34 -V. P.; DR. Morgan, I; Max, Iscard, Fey Eb, Fred Colley, Trustees; Jas, M, Foley, M. ;Krnest Towle, O. S.; Louis Schwartz, Grissel and The Best Authorities. Such as Dr. Dio Lewis, Prof. Gross and others, agree that eatarrh is not a local It therefore remo ly like Hood's Sarsapar la,” which permanently cures ¢atarrh, but a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional ++@e* Wuy aalfer from dyspepsia and’ heads ache wheu Simmous Liver Re gulator will cure you? ‘women. The common afflictiougof women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and nervous troubles. They arise largely from stomach disorder: As Joy's Vegetable SarsapariMa is the only bowel vegulating preparation, you can sea why. it is more etfective than any otlerSarsa pariiia in those troubles. itis daily relieving hundreds, The action {s mild, “direct and effective, We have scores of lotters from grateful women, a We refer to a few: ‘ co, debility, Mra. J, Barron, 142 7th 8t., Mare rrous dei, Miss _R,-Rosenblum, 282 Lith Bt Bloinach’ troubles, Mra. RB. Le Wheaton, 704 Post 8t., 5. F. Bick headaches, Mra. M. B. Price, 16 Prospect ¥ Place,.8. Bich headechen Mra. 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