March 4, 1891 (4 pages)

_ Aad. tour's fees, 356, ; “He had been a resident of that vicinit; oi t — The Daily Srrnsevipt. WEDRESDAY, MARCH 4, 1891. STORY OF THE ‘V.DENSES. The Descendants of People Who Were Persecuted for Religion. The Rev.,Dr. Teofilo Gay, minister of Sree ie x the Waldensian church, in Rome, is a Paid Inte the Treasury. gmall, black bearded man. who in apTie following amounts were paid in. pearauce and speech might be mistaken to the connty treasury during the last} fora German rather than an Italian. fiscal month : B. F. Sn: H—State -apportioument school money $33,304.95, 3 per cent. His Eaglish, spoken in full, round. voice, is fitent and clear. An idea of his work, ais given by himself, is as follows: You have all read of the unhappy Walcominission on warrants paid $1 72, denses, ‘Long ago they fled from their ives on 73 ceit.ficates of the sule$39,) homes in Switzerland across the lofty deting sent taxes of 1890 $3,601 35, l. Alps and down into our Italian valleys, censes $3:0.50, T. J. Smitt, poll taxes, $26 05. “Ie terest on luand—S. J, Alderman $20.50. J. HL. Wilson $11 20. Redemption t.x certificates—E, W there to find a refuge from persecution and a cluster of their own brethren. For, years previously, a branch of the Waldensian charch had been established on the Italian side of the mountains, In the dark centuries of the Middle Kevests $5.47, Truckee, Catholic Ages our forefathers would accept noth« fpurch $12.87. ing but the Bible, which was their Citia-ns Bak, for Grass Valley . strength and joy, and at the same time “peloul bonde, $21,050. John Webter, rent, £25. GW. Dunner, Sheriff's foes, $15.90 the canse to them of sore trials and tribulations. The Waldenses have-always believed and felt that the Bible was worth far more than anything else, and A.B. Brady, Recorder's fees, $250--} in that belief they have nover faltered. -5. Even in the éarliest times they had a JOE Morgati—Clerk’s fees $93.50 theological school, in which the students =e gee The seoictumen’s sirike. The Marysville Democrat give learned by heart whole books of the Bible. Then, leaving their native valleya,; they journeyed over the mountains to their colony in Culabria, acting as colporteurs on theroad. You know how Has account of # sirike mentioned 1 they entered the castles as merchants of the TRANSCRIVT several days ago: The Tbi-tle sbait mioe in Plumas sou:.ty, about five milee frum the tow: of La Puite on the Quincy road which is owned by @ Scotch Conu.pany and known as the Feather Fork Mi.ng Company, hav» struck very rich gravel which is a guaru.tee that th company will tak. oit a large sum oO: money dming the coming summer. Yue superintendent whe hus bee. douwn here on business -ays heh: never seen: as rich gravel and that there is any amount of it, as the c upany have a mineral Ind p.tent t several ‘acres. The thsft is abou 460 fect deep and the channel bu been thoroughly pro ‘pected. PRN ES a HANevada Ceunty’s Citrus welt. Frencn Corrat, March 2), 1891. Eprror Treanscrwt—The record « the naximuin and minimum themometer, condensed, aud the rainf.1 at French Gurral, Cal-;-for the-moati “Ot Febuary, 1891, is as fulluws: MAXIMUM, Highest on the 4th. .-. y Sid Lowest ow the ath. .. 46° Average of 28 readings. .61.04 > naa MINIMUM. Higtiest“on the 287 27 5-49°— Lowerton the 8th.. 289 Average 28" readings: ss" 36,54 2 shheau uf 06 re.diugs..49 29? Kainttitor February.) 7ainche Rainfall for. season. . 16 §2._** Reepectfully, N.C. Mier, Fienecr Diumend its. James Diamond, aged wixty year or more, die: Monday ut his cabin: . mile frem Camptenville. Whil working Saturdsy in bis. diggings by Was attacked with severe pains. He (me *' ge ot Ho died 800n alte: for thirty-five years or:o, and everybody wh. kuew him has a youd won fur the old man. . He was onmarried Me is suid tu huve Letween $3 000 ain $4,000 in moucy saved aud in + ba.k. ; The Miacrs Win, Arsemily bil No. 39, an Act t amend Section 394 of the Code uf Civ: Precedure of the State of California Telative tu tbe pl ce of tri.) of certa a ione, where # county or city is: party and a citizen or corporation, re sident of ancther county, is sued by : county of cuy, Was culled upon thire teading in the Surate Monday afte: neon. — Aiter muci dis: uerion the bill passed and now only requires the Governor's bigt.ature to becumelow, ncn . THIRTY TEARS#’ PKACTICS A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Me. Epitor: At the risk of indorsing 5 proprietary preparation, { have a few word 1m favor of a new iaxative principle. Bu: Grst, how I vatne to discover It. A patien’ 4éked shout taking Joy’s Vegetable Sursa parilia, As sarsaparillas usually contais mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which funding purely vezetable gems and precious stones, and ‘how, extolling the Word of God Retr most precious gem of all, they left good book with many a great lord and lady who had hardly heard of it before. The Calabrian colony was ‘destroyed by the Inquisition, but the Piedmontese valleys survived the petsecutions—the thirty-three terrible persecutions to which they were subjected—antil they were finally liberated less than half a century ago. You have heard, too, of the fearful Waldensian massacre, after which only 1,000 out of 14,000 prisoners escaped to the mountains, and of the ‘glorious recarn of our fathers” to their valleys in 1689. That event, the most celebrated in our history, was commemorated by anniversary. Today, on three valleys nestling to gether on the Italian side of the Alp very near to Turin, the capital of the old Piedmont, there are 30,000 Waldenses, descendants of the early champions of the faith. Napoleon the Great, when he was ing gratitude by granting us land and privileges beyond any we had before enjoyed. He then declared that-the retarn xf our fathers was the most wonderful feat in militiry history, and Napoleon, with all his faults, was an expert in milhe. gave his people .a new constitntion— aow the constitution of Italy—in 1848 »mancipationto the Waldenses, and it ended and our new era of happiness and prosperity began. We have now, in our chief settlement, 4 theological school and «a high school for young ladies, and Waldensianschools we have everywhere. Traveling through our valleys you will at once guess you are in a Christian country. You will see children going to Sunday school with their New e: e hel u fete devoted to ovr pure and worship. We don’t leave our valleya, When 2,000 or 3,000 Waldenses went away wross the seas to found a colony in Urusuay people predicted the depopulation f our native land; but there is no danser_of that. Our mountains are not alastic. They will not hold more than lasting walls. Some of the Waldenses, therefore, are compelled from time to time to emigrate. But, though separated from us by thousands of miles of earth and ocean, the colonists in Uruguay form one of the seventeen parishes of the church of the valleys, and send a deputy every September to our synod. js Outside of our own territory we havc places throughout Italy, including al. the large cities and many less important towns,—Boston Herald. Device for Stopping Buaeways. An ingenious centrivance has been de. vised which, when attached to a vebicle, will stop a runaway horse or speedily arrest a vicious or frightened animal. [t consists pf a removable sleeve which ‘acts in conjunction with a central pulley and side levers, which are under the immediate control of the driver, and by which an instant rearward revolution of the central pulley can be effected. A substantial band, preferably of leather, and #0 mild as to be to my mind alos . ig secured around tho central pulley and ivert; 1 consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was te ported, It has two great points. First, being purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not cumulative inthe system, being easily car. led off by the digestive processes: and second it 1s effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than. has hitherto been @ttainable. It in this respect ranks as the least medicine consistent withthe reat ~~ ; fe a pt pi = pe laxative rfect safety, and should 4 @st both the p»blic aud the cet ane prl ar SOITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEALS PRACTION San Francteco Examiner, March 10, iaga, ————_—~<«. Oo -— Oh, What a Cough. Will you heed the warming, The iznul perhips of the snre approacl. . : of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your-elves. if you can afford fcr the suke of saving 50 cents, tornn the risk and do nothing forit,—-We—know -from—cxperiene extends forwardly, its extremity having lateral straps attached to it, and also to the bits of the horses, so that the fevolution in a direction away from the horses will shorten the ‘band and pull the heads of the horses downward and rearward in a forcible manner, throwing the animals upon their haunches and . -—Glacovery,.and_approsches-the tdeul, vin . quickly arresting their forward movement. Provision is also made for an’ tically locking the central pulley. to that the tension of the horses will not be removed if they back up. This pressure, The Otaheiteans, although great lovers of society and very geatle in their manners, feed from each other, that-Shioh’s Cure —will Cure your ae sgeasai i ov-apun Bree the family Comh. It never failx. — Thia ex. plains why more than a millior bo'tles were sold the past rear, I relieves cronp anid whooping conzh at ovce. Mothers do not be withont it,. microbes are always For tame back, side or chest, av. . DUmbers in the prea shiloh'a Porous Plaster. .Suld by healthy person. ‘During the earlier part Carr, Bros, i Way will yon cough when Shiloh’e merous. tends to . Cure will give immedite relief. poten on Seseticn sugars to be ox Price 10 ¢ts,, 50 ctn., and $1. Sirepnrss vigh's, male miserable . tifle world f, hy that ferriblecongh. Shiloh’ Cure . 44 our people on the oceusion of the 200th crowned king of Italy, earned-our.-last-. Charles Albert, king of Savoy, when was obliged to grant civil and religious-. -was only at that date that our strugglea. 30,000 people within. their high and ever. ° planted the seed of our faith, and reaped . abundant fruit in uincty-seven differen], Hew’s This? Weoffer One: Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrb that cannot becured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cuesxy & Co., Props., Toledo. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him pevfectly henerable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out sny obligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,O. Wa.pixe, Kixnan & Marvix, Wholegale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cutre is taken internally, acting. directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the rystem. Testimouiuls sent free. Price 75e. per bottle. Sold by all druggists & Sure Cure tor Piles. Itebing Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense _well as Blind, Bleeding and protra:ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s PileRemiey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tume 4 allaye itching and effects a perm -nen, eure, 50c. Druggists or muil ; treat:se ree. Dr. Boaanko, Pigqaa, Ohio. Bold by Carr Bros. apr.I-ly. th the m.thod and results wh. -rup of Figs is taken; it ig plouss d refresiing to the taste, aut ar atly yetpromptly on the Kidney iver ant Bowels,cleanses the sy in effectually, dispels colds, hex thes and fevers aud cures habitu: onstipation permanently. For sa! 1-50e and-$* bottles by all druggist: SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, . LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK, W.Y “Seats! “APHRODITIKE” *~: Es 8 OW’ Ca as BOLITIVE <= GQUARANTE® ; Wy fu cure any form ry otne ros dlecuro =} erany divorces uf the geuctatise orguns of eithersex, ¥ or ari Y * Nid heexconsive 7 Lat EFC Weel suatdauws, AFTER * aecoor Ophucr, Of Biroue!) yuk . . tte n, over indwigenes, de ,ench as Lies ef } wer, Wakefl: liens. Deering oom Pains £ “kt. Seminal Weak ness, Hysteria. Nervous Pi fon, Nocturtal Kialesiors, Le -everneca, . ne, Weak My aury, Tai of Foo eran: lit ’ i 3 . : . Fe ba owvands of testimonials from id and soit: noth -sexes.who have been perimancntiy me the use of Aphroditine. (reular tice. Addrc THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. “soific Branch, US Stevenson . Bak FRanciana. Cos Pre 4468 8 W OD. VINTON. ” Nevada City Annu) Meeting. HE regular Annua: Meeting of the stockholders of the DEJ.Hi MINING CO. will be held at the office of the Company, Koom Bones 4Sutter street, San Francisco, Cal, Wednesday, Mareh 11, 1891, At 10«‘clock A. M. forthe purpose of rt ing a Board of Directors for ae pollo aes Awad hod ponsagting oh aoe business as ome before the meeting. the Board of Lirectors. m sree ee fA -C, F, HUNT, Secretary. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Jahn C. Piper, deceased. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN BY T "Ne N dersigned, sdministrator of tie’ eee . @f John C. Piper, deceased, to the creditors of, and eli persons having elaine egainst thesaid deceased, to exhibitthem with the Decessary vouchers, within Four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at.the law Office of P. F. Simonds, Nevada City, Nevada counthe transaction of the Imei’ place for action of the busin tute, in suid county of Nevuin. eee ALEB COOLEY Administrator of the 3: er decensed, Estate of Johu G. Piate evada Cit: ft. bee ten y, Ca!., this 19th day of P. F, Simonds, Attorney. itching when warm. ‘This form i8 . CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. : The Gelobrated French vue . Ww BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that we pow carry the NEW MODEL Wheeler & Wilson Sewing .Machine. : &4F-The New No. 9 is as near perfection as any Sewing Machine can be made, and besides it i» seld ata marvelously low figure, Will send circulars and prices te any addarces. ‘ F.C. LUETJE, 1m NEVADA CITY. Having opened an office at the above place . am preparcd to do a)l kinds of Dentistry at prices within the range of all. Full Upper and Lower Sets, gold lined, $20 und $25. Py aida ante 50 cemts. Polishing Teeth, All kinds of Fillings at the lowest prices. ’ Painléss Extracting by Soporific and the Atomizing Process. Chloroform and Ether administered. Nevada City, Feb. 6th, Talmage's Life of Christ NOW READY, From Manger to Throne, By the World’s Greatest Pulpit Sovereign, Rev. T. De Witt Talmaze, DED. {neludtug a History of Palestine and gecount of hisjourney to, through and tram 4heChrist-land, Illustrated with more thau 400 wiiperd eugravings, svenes in the Holy tand and copies of world-fumous paintings ofthe OLD MASTERS, from the ‘greatest gulleriesin the world. rem # UU to #300 per month can he easily made on Commission, or we will pay liberal salary. AGENTS WANTED. Teachers, Students, Ministers, bright.men ind ladies in ever) town, to whom we give exclusive coutrul and territory. Act DOW before territory Js all takeu up, Write for terms and full pa:ticulars, Avdress— Pacific Publhing Co., 1286 «arket treet, San Francisco, TOC 1 atriUny Tovar —_—— _. FORTHE BENEFIT OF . St. :-: Canice :~: Catholic:—:Church. On Tuesday Evening, March 17th, Music by COYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. A FINE SUPPER . WILL BE SERVED. Tickets, Including Supper, $2. NEVADA CITY Dancirig Academy, At Odd Feliows? Hatt. John Michell.. Proprietor. Tyrie SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EYVery Satur:tay Evening at 8u’cluck, CHILDREN'S CLASS, v. . ternoonat?o'clock, ° Lt ete et * NOW IS YoU eee CHANCE, ! CARRY A FINE STOCK OF New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, — Which I Will se11 For Cash or on Basy Installments, at Low Prices, Satine “ The Best Sewing Machines Made, €2-Call and See Them. WHETHER YOU WANT.T0 BUYZOR NOT. Thos. Shurtief£, PUuawa. BTORD. THE Plaza Store of Thcmas Shurlef AT THE LOWEST PRICES. . Fresh Fish, Crabs, Shrimp-,:9!:,,‘receivadyevary Thursday nien \ Neo. 3 Commercial Street. AT ARMORY HAL J dh Nevada Oity, dh You ake the DALY ‘TRANSCRIPP Giliothinys ‘Teatished customers, B. H:-MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Bullding. Broad Street. . digestion, Piles, Diseased DRUGS AND STATIONERY. JB, CARR, 9 ERP CONSTANTLY ON HAND: 4 i K THING UBUALLY FOUND IN A sey PAINTS 4 School Books, Blank Books. f AND : FURNISHING GOODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list cf new and well ie OOP cer ne PROPRIBLOKRS OF THB. PALACE :: DRUG. _—-—— ee es Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, Magazines. Agents for the San Francisco Examicer. Field, Garden und Flower Seed. ——— The Fines: Brands of Cigars in UNIZL.E:ssss With a firm resolve to do your trading where you can get the LATEST STYLE GOODS for the / east MoneyWe ask you candidly if we'do not hold out that in ducement to every purchaser of A Complete Stock ofall the Best Brands. of zwSstationery ,~= 5 — SUCH AS-—— Letter, Note, Legal Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Alsothe Latest Local Anesthetics used-}-T 9) Jet Papers. : PAPETERIES AND ENVELO°ES. Inks, Pens, Pencils, Penholders, ‘Inkstands, Purses, Rulers, Scrap Books, Albums, Visiting . Cards, Fine Pocket Playing Cards, Mucilage, Bristol Board, Shelf Paper, Tissue Paper and Draugthing’ Paper. Receipt, Note, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, AND-EVERYTHING USUALLY-KEPT IN Asoo FIRST = OLASS STATIONERY STORE, we. D. Vinton, DRUGGIST. Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street. Memorandums, : STORE, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. x AND.COXKFLETE 100k OF Wirst-clase Oru Btor:. OrLs. VARNISHES ETc Nevada City, You Don’t Get the News x Erasers, T W. VARY Compound The Compound Sulpher Powder as a Blood Has No in Specie Amoincenen. te BECIN THE NEW YEAR-28 The Best Medicine TRY iT! Sulphur POWDER ! * Purifier the World. Ty oe: — Must? Once. A fair trial will convince Carpets Sivelown the most skeptical that it is : : the wonder of the age. Every. prominent " physician in San Francisco, San mento recommend it, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. The Only First-class Hotel in the Oity, Massive Fire-proof Structure, ‘Free frem the danger of Fire so preva‘Jentin Large Hotels. Headquarters of Comat ersial Travelers and Touriats. Free ‘Bus.to andfrom all Trains. Telegraph,, Post Office and General Stage Office {u the Bullding. The Table Not Excelled by that Any Hotel in the Interior of the State. Asa Health Resort Nevada ay 8 is not excelled anywhere on the Coast; being in an inviguratirg and health-giving climate at au elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level. It iswarrounded by delightful mouutain scenery has pure mountain water, and is free from foysand malaria, Try It. rw cx ney erg Shop Habitual. Constipation, InJAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE 1HAT Li Billi Gout we aa bide ct Upholster Oo nds cbt, beds = ing on short notice. Spring Mattresses, Hair Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago,JGravel, Etc. Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounxes, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANJIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a speeiaity. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. Ailcat the Lowest Living Rates FOR CASE, Thankful for past patronage, I_respectfu ly solicit a continuance in the future. COMMEROIAL STREET Sceond door from the Great American ‘Tea Store. J més Kiakead. [zo & {HAW Are the'Leading Nevadw Oounty Dealers in yt Beading, Handsome Parlor Sets,» ing done in a first-class manner, GF Picture Frames mide to order, xv"! Thousands of bottles are > cine, sold meuthly, and. everySold by all Drugpists °°? "®***seus92 eu, { TAKE IF YOu claim it to a wonderful medi-. Wamtto Keep Therongni § Postea CONCERNING STOCK GRA LU ZING the practice of his Office, 14 Grane Avenue frauciece. . Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseanes of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Has returned from Kurope, Profession. ~= dret-elass Market, ; ‘ Bas. buak, MUTTON, VEA., 8AUBA aad BACON AND LARD, wholesale or PY And all kinds of Meats usually found ped 170 ADVERTISERS Maats delivered { e¢ of eharge. steers NY premises, theow Fequested to ay ell rges immediately? _— — — &3 French Prunes for thoes res, fectly cured. 10 pounds Nevada City, Cal., Deer te, The Best Claret Winp: . © 3. Warrziozr, ESTRAY HOGS. THREE LARGE BLACK HOGS CAME ra One mile west of Ne: . ~ a er 8: the 2nd day of February. rove Nevada City, Feb. goth) CRANDALL © pes raised at my N and three years old. * “°!! made, and two ~WUNY Conte a Gation, Stewing. tively fin ‘ They are tonnes Burchianed n * Hill Nurcer: 1890, Ureery, and resumed MBERLNG, Informed at ltimes o THE LOCAL NEWs HAPPENINGS: T8 8PECIALTY Ig ‘GENER I ‘ a ws, and ithasa cireulatiog. He poo reanteg People in every Part:of hip » Sen . Placer, Yuba and Sler merous patrons in 2 ead Sen Francieos sai eel! re National Meat Market . lsd compote mals soit givers “alte OPPOSI rei ‘ITIZENS BANK, 0. J, NAFFZIGER.. Preprietor C ing made in the rene y's varied and eat cpment ot th 1t : ents extraordinary inducements — ai tects Beet Advertising Slediusm in Nere a RSA RIE a =OR=PRINTING = Largest and Best Equipped Job Print-. ing Oifice : THOS. KIDp, : Dealer in ba cade, arocetice and Provisions,in 1% ea, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Grain, Ete. : . buy for cash ang Sell at the . anton ay okt” 708 cll ander delivered free of omm THOMAS wi dew repeal ried anext door wont FURNITURE, BEDS, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Matting. Oil Cloths. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES. Elegant Bedroom Sets, Lounges, Sofas, Tubles, Chaira, Bu. Jose, Stockton and Sacra-. """ ” : OF" Upholsteriny and Carpet LayAnd Other Resources, besides being Fully a . New Store! 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_ Aad. tour's fees, 356, ; “He had been a resident of that vicinit; oi t — The Daily Srrnsevipt. WEDRESDAY, MARCH 4, 1891. STORY OF THE ‘V..DENSES. The Descendants of People Who Were Persecuted for Religion. The Rev.,Dr. Teofilo Gay, minister of Sree ie x the Waldensian church, in Rome, is a Paid Inte the Treasury. gmall, black bearded man. who in apTie following amounts were paid in. pearauce and speech might be mistaken to the connty treasury during the last} fora German rather than an Italian. fiscal month : B. F. Sn: H—State -apportioument school money $33,304.95, 3 per cent. His Eaglish, spoken in full, round. voice, is fitent and clear. An idea of his work, ais given by himself, is as follows: You have all read of the unhappy Walcominission on warrants paid $1 72, denses, ‘Long ago they fled from their ives on 73 ceit.ficates of the sule$39,) homes in Switzerland across the lofty deting sent taxes of 1890 $3,601 35, l. Alps and down into our Italian valleys, censes $3:0.50, T. J. Smitt, poll taxes, $26 05. “Ie terest on luand—S. J, Alderman $20.50. J. HL. Wilson $11 20. Redemption t.x certificates—E, W there to find a refuge from persecution and a cluster of their own brethren. For, years previously, a branch of the Waldensian charch had been established on the Italian side of the mountains, In the dark centuries of the Middle Kevests $5.47, Truckee, Catholic Ages our forefathers would accept noth« fpurch $12.87. ing but the Bible, which was their Citia-ns Bak, for Grass Valley . strength and joy, and at the same time “peloul bonde, $21,050. John Webter, rent, £25. GW. Dunner, Sheriff's foes, $15.90 the canse to them of sore trials and tribulations. The Waldenses have-always believed and felt that the Bible was worth far more than anything else, and A.B. Brady, Recorder's fees, $250--} in that belief they have nover faltered. -5. Even in the éarliest times they had a JOE Morgati—Clerk’s fees $93.50 theological school, in which the students =e gee The seoictumen’s sirike. The Marysville Democrat give learned by heart whole books of the Bible. Then, leaving their native valleya,; they journeyed over the mountains to their colony in Culabria, acting as colporteurs on theroad. You know how Has account of # sirike mentioned 1 they entered the castles as merchants of the TRANSCRIVT several days ago: The Tbi-tle sbait mioe in Plumas sou:.ty, about five milee frum the tow: of La Puite on the Quincy road which is owned by @ Scotch Conu.pany and known as the Feather Fork Mi.ng Company, hav» struck very rich gravel which is a guaru.tee that th company will tak. oit a large sum oO: money dming the coming summer. Yue superintendent whe hus bee. douwn here on business -ays heh: never seen: as rich gravel and that there is any amount of it, as the c upany have a mineral Ind p.tent t several ‘acres. The thsft is abou 460 fect deep and the channel bu been thoroughly pro ‘pected. PRN ES a HANevada Ceunty’s Citrus welt. Frencn Corrat, March 2), 1891. Eprror Treanscrwt—The record « the naximuin and minimum themometer, condensed, aud the rainf.1 at French Gurral, Cal-;-for the-moati “Ot Febuary, 1891, is as fulluws: MAXIMUM, Highest on the 4th. ..-. y Sid Lowest ow the ath. ... 46° Average of 28 readings.. .61.04 > naa MINIMUM. Higtiest“on the 287 27 5-49°— Lowerton the 8th... 289 Average 28" readings: ss" 36,54 2 shheau uf 06 re.diugs...49 29? Kainttitor February..) 7ainche Rainfall for. season.. .. 16 §2.._** Reepectfully, N.C. Mier, Fienecr Diumend its. James Diamond, aged wixty year or more, die: Monday ut his cabin: . mile frem Camptenville. Whil working Saturdsy in bis. diggings by Was attacked with severe pains. He (me *' ge ot Ho died 800n alte: for thirty-five years or:o, and everybody wh. kuew him has a youd won fur the old man. . He was onmarried Me is suid tu huve Letween $3 000 ain $4,000 in moucy saved aud in + ba.k. ; The Miacrs Win, Arsemily bil No. 39, an Act t amend Section 394 of the Code uf Civ: Precedure of the State of California Telative tu tbe pl ce of tri.) of certa a ione, where # county or city is: party and a citizen or corporation, re sident of ancther county, is sued by : county of cuy, Was culled upon thire teading in the Surate Monday afte: neon. — Aiter muci dis: uerion the bill passed and now only requires the Governor's bigt.ature to becumelow, ncn . THIRTY TEARS#’ PKACTICS A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Me. Epitor: At the risk of indorsing 5 proprietary preparation, { have a few word 1m favor of a new iaxative principle. Bu: Grst, how I vatne to discover It. A patien’ 4éked shout taking Joy’s Vegetable Sursa parilia, As sarsaparillas usually contais mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which funding purely vezetable gems and precious stones, and ‘how, extolling the Word of God Retr most precious gem of all, they left good book with many a great lord and lady who had hardly heard of it before. The Calabrian colony was ‘destroyed by the Inquisition, but the Piedmontese valleys survived the petsecutions—the thirty-three terrible persecutions to which they were subjected—antil they were finally liberated less than half a century ago. You have heard, too, of the fearful Waldensian massacre, after which only 1,000 out of 14,000 prisoners escaped to the mountains, and of the ‘glorious recarn of our fathers” to their valleys in 1689. That event, the most celebrated in our history, was commemorated by anniversary. Today, on three valleys nestling to gether on the Italian side of the Alp very near to Turin, the capital of the old Piedmont, there are 30,000 Waldenses, descendants of the early champions of the faith. Napoleon the Great, when he was ing gratitude by granting us land and privileges beyond any we had before enjoyed. He then declared that-the retarn xf our fathers was the most wonderful feat in militiry history, and Napoleon, with all his faults, was an expert in milhe. gave his people .a new constitntion— aow the constitution of Italy—in 1848 »mancipationto the Waldenses, and it ended and our new era of happiness and prosperity began. We have now, in our chief settlement, 4 theological school and «a high school for young ladies, and Waldensianschools we have everywhere. Traveling through our valleys you will at once guess you are in a Christian country. You will see children going to Sunday school with their New e: e hel u fete devoted to ovr pure and worship. We don’t leave our valleya, When 2,000 or 3,000 Waldenses went away wross the seas to found a colony in Urusuay people predicted the depopulation f our native land; but there is no danser_of that.. Our mountains are not alastic. They will not hold more than lasting walls. Some of the Waldenses, therefore, are compelled from time to time to emigrate. But, though separated from us by thousands of miles of earth and ocean, the colonists in Uruguay form one of the seventeen parishes of the church of the valleys, and send a deputy every September to our synod. js Outside of our own territory we havc places throughout Italy, including al. the large cities and many less important towns,—Boston Herald. Device for Stopping Buaeways. An ingenious centrivance has been de. vised which, when attached to a vebicle, will stop a runaway horse or speedily arrest a vicious or frightened animal. [t consists pf a removable sleeve which ‘acts in conjunction with a central pulley and side levers, which are under the immediate control of the driver, and by which an instant rearward revolution of the central pulley can be effected. A substantial band, preferably of leather, and #0 mild as to be to my mind alos . ig secured around tho central pulley and ivert; 1 consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was te ported, It has two great points. First, being purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not cumulative inthe system, being easily car. led off by the digestive processes: and second it 1s effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than. has hitherto been @ttainable. It in this respect ranks as the least medicine consistent withthe reat ~~ ; fe a pt pi = pe laxative rfect safety, and should 4 @st both the p»blic aud the cet ane prl ar SOITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEALS PRACTION San Francteco Examiner, March 10, iaga, ————_—~<«. Oo -— Oh, What a Cough. Will you heed the warming, The iznul perhips of the snre approacl. . : of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your-elves. if you can afford fcr the suke of saving 50 cents, tornn the risk and do nothing forit,—-We—know -from—cxperiene extends forwardly, its extremity having lateral straps attached to it, and also to the bits of the horses, so that the fevolution in a direction away from the horses will shorten the ‘band and pull the heads of the horses downward and rearward in a forcible manner, throwing the animals upon their haunches and . -—Glacovery,.and_approsches-the tdeul, vin . quickly arresting their forward movement. Provision is also made for an’ tically locking the central pulley. to that the tension of the horses will not be removed if they back up. This pressure, The Otaheiteans, although great lovers of society and very geatle in their manners, feed from each other, that-Shioh’s Cure —will Cure your ae sgeasai i ov-apun Bree the family Comh. It never failx. — Thia ex. plains why more than a millior bo'tles were sold the past rear, I relieves cronp anid whooping conzh at ovce. Mothers do not be withont it,. microbes are always For tame back, side or chest, av. . DUmbers in the prea shiloh'a Porous Plaster. .Suld by healthy person. ‘During the earlier part Carr, Bros, i Way will yon cough when Shiloh’e merous. tends to . Cure will give immedite relief. poten on Seseticn sugars to be ox Price 10 ¢ts,, 50 ctn., and $1. Sirepnrss vigh's, male miserable . tifle world f, hy that ferriblecongh. Shiloh’ Cure . 44 our people on the oceusion of the 200th crowned king of Italy, earned-our.-last-. Charles Albert, king of Savoy, when was obliged to grant civil and religious-. -was only at that date that our strugglea. 30,000 people within. their high and ever. ° planted the seed of our faith, and reaped . abundant fruit in uincty-seven differen], Hew’s This? Weoffer One: Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrb that cannot becured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cuesxy & Co., Props., Toledo. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him pevfectly henerable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out sny obligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,O. Wa.pixe, Kixnan & Marvix, Wholegale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cutre is taken internally, acting. directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the rystem. Testimouiuls sent free. Price 75e. per bottle. Sold by all druggists & Sure Cure tor Piles. Itebing Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense _well as Blind, Bleeding and protra:ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s PileRemiey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tume 4 allaye itching and effects a perm -nen, eure, 50c. Druggists or muil ; treat:se ree. Dr. Boaanko, Pigqaa, Ohio. Bold by Carr Bros. apr.I-ly. th the m.thod and results wh. -rup of Figs is taken; it ig plouss d refresiing to the taste, aut ar atly yetpromptly on the Kidney iver ant Bowels,cleanses the sy in effectually, dispels colds, hex thes and fevers aud cures habitu: onstipation permanently. For sa! 1-50e and-$* bottles by all druggist: SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, . LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK, W.Y “Seats! “APHRODITIKE” *~: Es 8 OW’ Ca as BOLITIVE <= GQUARANTE® ; Wy fu cure any form ry otne ros dlecuro =} erany divorces uf the geuctatise orguns of eithersex, ¥ or ari Y * Nid heexconsive 7 Lat EFC Weel suatdauws, AFTER * aecoor Ophucr, Of Biroue!) yuk . . tte n, over indwigenes, de ,ench as Lies ef } wer, Wakefl: liens. Deering oom Pains £ “kt. Seminal Weak ness, Hysteria. Nervous Pi fon, Nocturtal Kialesiors, Le -everneca, . ne, Weak My aury, Tai of Foo eran: lit ’ i 3 . : . Fe ba owvands of testimonials from id and soit: noth -sexes.who have been perimancntiy me the use of Aphroditine. (reular tice. Addrc THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. “soific Branch, US Stevenson . Bak FRanciana. Cos Pre 4468 8 W OD. VINTON. ” Nevada City Annu) Meeting. HE regular Annua: Meeting of the stockholders of the DEJ.Hi MINING CO. will be held at the office of the Company, Koom Bones 4Sutter street, San Francisco, Cal, Wednesday, Mareh 11, 1891, At 10«‘clock A. M. forthe purpose of rt ing a Board of Directors for ae pollo aes Awad hod ponsagting oh aoe business as ome before the meeting. the Board of Lirectors. m sree ee fA -C, F, HUNT, Secretary. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Jahn C. Piper, deceased. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN BY T "Ne N dersigned, sdministrator of tie’ eee . @f John C. Piper, deceased, to the creditors of, and eli persons having elaine egainst thesaid deceased, to exhibitthem with the Decessary vouchers, within Four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at.the law Office of P. F. Simonds, Nevada City, Nevada counthe transaction of the Imei’ place for action of the busin tute, in suid county of Nevuin. eee ALEB COOLEY Administrator of the 3: er decensed, Estate of Johu G. Piate evada Cit: ft. bee ten y, Ca!., this 19th day of P. F, Simonds, Attorney. itching when warm. ‘This form i8 . CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. : The Gelobrated French vue . Ww BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that we pow carry the NEW MODEL

Wheeler & Wilson Sewing .Machine. : &4F-The New No. 9 is as near perfection as any Sewing Machine can be made, and besides it i» seld ata marvelously low figure, Will send circulars and prices te any addarces. ‘ F.C. LUETJE, 1m NEVADA CITY. Having opened an office at the above place . am preparcd to do a)l kinds of Dentistry at prices within the range of all. Full Upper and Lower Sets, gold lined, $20 und $25. Py aida ante 50 cemts. Polishing Teeth, All kinds of Fillings at the lowest prices. ’ Painléss Extracting by Soporific and the Atomizing Process. Chloroform and Ether administered. Nevada City, Feb. 6th, Talmage's Life of Christ NOW READY, From Manger to Throne, By the World’s Greatest Pulpit Sovereign, Rev. T. De Witt Talmaze, DED. {neludtug a History of Palestine and gecount of hisjourney to, through and tram 4heChrist-land, Illustrated with more thau 400 wiiperd eugravings, svenes in the Holy tand and copies of world-fumous paintings ofthe OLD MASTERS, from the ‘greatest gulleriesin the world.. rem # UU to #300 per month can he easily made on Commission, or we will pay liberal salary. AGENTS WANTED. Teachers, Students, Ministers, bright.men ind ladies in ever) town, to whom we give exclusive coutrul and territory. Act DOW before territory Js all takeu up, Write for terms and full pa:ticulars, Avdress— Pacific Publhing Co., 1286 «arket treet, San Francisco, TOC 1 atriUny Tovar —_—— _. FORTHE BENEFIT OF . St. :-: Canice :~: Catholic:—:Church. On Tuesday Evening, March 17th, Music by COYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. A FINE SUPPER . WILL BE SERVED. Tickets, Including Supper, $2. NEVADA CITY Dancirig Academy, At Odd Feliows? Hatt. John Michell.... Proprietor. Tyrie SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EYVery Satur:tay Evening at 8u’cluck, CHILDREN'S CLASS, v. . ternoonat?o'clock, ° Lt ete et * NOW IS YoU eee CHANCE, ! CARRY A FINE STOCK OF New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, — Which I Will se11 For Cash or on Basy Installments, at Low Prices, Satine “ The Best Sewing Machines Made, €2-Call and See Them. WHETHER YOU WANT.T0 BUYZOR NOT. Thos. Shurtief£, PUuawa. BTORD. THE Plaza Store of Thcmas Shurlef AT THE LOWEST PRICES. . Fresh Fish, Crabs, Shrimp-,:9!:,,‘receivadyevary Thursday nien \ Neo. 3 Commercial Street. AT ARMORY HAL J dh Nevada Oity, dh You ake the DALY ‘TRANSCRIPP Giliothinys ‘Teatished customers, B. H:-MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Bullding. Broad Street. . digestion, Piles, Diseased DRUGS AND STATIONERY. JB, CARR, 9 ERP CONSTANTLY ON HAND: 4 i K THING UBUALLY FOUND IN A sey PAINTS 4 School Books, Blank Books. f AND : FURNISHING GOODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list cf new and well ie OOP cer ne PROPRIBLOKRS OF THB. PALACE :: DRUG. _—-—— ee es Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, Magazines. Agents for the San Francisco Examicer. Field, Garden und Flower Seed. ——— The Fines: Brands of Cigars in UNIZL.E:ssss With a firm resolve to do your trading where you can get the LATEST STYLE GOODS for the / east MoneyWe ask you candidly if we'do not hold out that in ducement to every purchaser of A Complete Stock ofall the Best Brands. of zwSstationery ,~= 5 — SUCH AS-—— Letter, Note, Legal Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Alsothe Latest Local Anesthetics used-}-T 9) Jet Papers. : PAPETERIES AND ENVELO°ES. Inks, Pens, Pencils, Penholders, ‘Inkstands, Purses, Rulers, Scrap Books, Albums, Visiting . Cards, Fine Pocket Playing Cards, Mucilage, Bristol Board, Shelf Paper, Tissue Paper and Draugthing’ Paper. Receipt, Note, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, AND-EVERYTHING USUALLY-KEPT IN Asoo FIRST = OLASS STATIONERY STORE, we. D. Vinton, DRUGGIST. Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street. Memorandums, : STORE, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. x AND.COXKFLETE 100k OF Wirst-clase Oru Btor:. OrLs. VARNISHES ETc Nevada City, You Don’t Get the News x Erasers, T W. VARY Compound The Compound Sulpher Powder as a Blood Has No in Specie Amoincenen. te BECIN THE NEW YEAR-28 The Best Medicine TRY iT! Sulphur POWDER ! * Purifier the World. Ty oe: — Must? Once. A fair trial will convince Carpets Sivelown the most skeptical that it is : : the wonder of the age. Every. prominent " physician in San Francisco, San mento recommend it, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. The Only First-class Hotel in the Oity, Massive Fire-proof Structure, ‘Free frem the danger of Fire so preva‘Jentin Large Hotels. Headquarters of Comat ersial Travelers and Touriats. Free ‘Bus.to andfrom all Trains. Telegraph,, Post Office and General Stage Office {u the Bullding. The Table Not Excelled by that Any Hotel in the Interior of the State. Asa Health Resort Nevada ay 8 is not excelled anywhere on the Coast; being in an inviguratirg and health-giving climate at au elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level. It iswarrounded by delightful mouutain scenery has pure mountain water, and is free from foysand malaria, Try It. rw cx ney erg Shop Habitual. Constipation, InJAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE 1HAT Li Billi Gout we aa bide ct Upholster Oo nds cbt, beds = ing on short notice. Spring Mattresses, Hair Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago,JGravel, Etc. Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounxes, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANJIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a speeiaity. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. Ailcat the Lowest Living Rates FOR CASE, Thankful for past patronage, I_respectfu ly solicit a continuance in the future. COMMEROIAL STREET Sceond door from the Great American ‘Tea Store. J més Kiakead. [zo & {HAW Are the'Leading Nevadw Oounty Dealers in yt Beading, Handsome Parlor Sets,» ing done in a first-class manner, GF Picture Frames mide to order, xv"! Thousands of bottles are > cine, sold meuthly, and. everySold by all Drugpists °°? "®***seus92 eu, { TAKE IF YOu claim it to a wonderful medi-. Wamtto Keep Therongni § Postea CONCERNING STOCK GRA LU ZING the practice of his Office, 14 Grane Avenue frauciece. . Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseanes of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Has returned from Kurope, Profession. ~= dret-elass Market, ; ‘ Bas. buak, MUTTON, VEA., 8AUBA aad BACON AND LARD, wholesale or PY And all kinds of Meats usually found ped 170 ADVERTISERS Maats delivered { e¢ of eharge. steers NY premises, theow Fequested to ay ell rges immediately? _— — — &3 French Prunes for thoes res, fectly cured. 10 pounds Nevada City, Cal., Deer te, The Best Claret Winp: . © 3. Warrziozr, ESTRAY HOGS. THREE LARGE BLACK HOGS CAME ra One mile west of Ne: . ~ a er 8: the 2nd day of February. rove Nevada City, Feb. goth) CRANDALL © pes raised at my N and three years old. * “°!! made, and two ~WUNY Conte a Gation, Stewing. tively fin ‘ They are tonnes Burchianed n * Hill Nurcer: 1890, Ureery, and resumed MBERLNG, Informed at ltimes o THE LOCAL NEWs HAPPENINGS: T8 8PECIALTY Ig ‘GENER I ‘ a ws, and ithasa cireulatiog. He poo reanteg People in every Part:of hip » Sen . 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