May 21, 1890 (4 pages)

he Daily Traseriph fo ae Nevada bity, Cal uscal year ending June 30, 7 ae the Terra Incognita. 390, was Among the islands of the world New 2,590,235 gallons, an incre vase of 1,076,Guinea stands second in size to Aus030 gallons over the ae . os he Avra 8 sujoomfiela,_aon 8 preparation contains only the purest and -mbost powerful alteratives and tonics. To thousands yearly it proves a veritable elixir of life. Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre, Mich., writes: ‘Liver confpiaint anc quer bar ist-ed by a dose of Simmons n made my life a burden indigestio Liver Regulator, and came near ending my existence. For more than four years I suffered unSee told agony. ‘I was reduced almost to Worel Arrivals. a skeleton, and hardly had strength to drag myself about. All kinds of food Onton Horen, May 19ih. distressed me, and only the most deli M.D. Qooley, Washinyton, cate could be digested at all. Within the time mentioned geveral physicians N. E. Boyd, Yuba City, treated me without giving relief. NothW. J. Straight, Grass Valley, ing that I took seemed to do any perMrs. 8S. Heath, French Corral, manent good until I -began the use o! i Nir. Ls Heath, do Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, ick has pro a width of aiatii}. & c ; Torres strait, which, with eries, separates the two islands, = noe ae ae. miles, eighty . er Plac in ent 4 also t : er town mamento, pen San shows that it was a cennecting isthmus Ms of Nev , «t . and Sierra counties~thr onghout the Ste probably which n, submersio its before RUNKENNESS and the craving for \cisco— 3! i Diego: from the “7 Y ral, Sweetiand, Nort occurred in the-Mioe xc period. New Guinea lies imme ‘ately north of Aus a ng Be : oe rr" ooo S tralia, between 20 minutes and 107 uegrees 40 minutes south latitude and , minuter 50 degrees .130 between and 150 degrees 35 minutes east longi” vude. It is ie ‘Caw ping Hints. with long, “1,490 miles a maximum ribreadth of 430 miles, ar lady who has had some expe 1 its area is 306,£0 to way 000 square er miles. Jence says: ‘“‘The prop a its general cont baggige figuration it is mountainous, and its caui,itigis totake the leas coast-line. is 7’ be can dren chil and »composed of steep cliffs ‘yj. . Ladies possivle y cl.d in broken by vhe swampy deltas of navivery comfortably and neat gable riv P _ ¢@rs, some of which streams are he ma Y, 21,1890. WEDNESDAMAY about 75 cents apiece and it is an easy matter to make dress skirts to match, and ed of using: white petticoats, make some of ducking also. The ad vantage of this material is that it can ‘be worn a long time without washing and be as clean and look as well as at first. Take plenty groceries with you, ~ don’t depend on replenishing your supplies at road-side stores where war prices are charged. I remember several years ago of stopping at a store "connected with a road-side hotel. It waskept by anold fellow with any H. C. Dickinson, Camptonville, of its coast. From its situation, almost directly under the equator, the climate of New Guinea is hot and humid, and on the coast unhealthful. “~~ The remoteness,of New Guinea from “the usual coursés of merchant vessels, ing ourselves hoarse, we managed to call him out of afield where he was plowiag. The prices he charged were J.F. Brady, Grass Valley, W. W. Byrne, do Fabien Carren, 3an Jose; Wm. Gray, do Chas, A. Doyle, San Francisco, J. H. Sutton, do Geo. Loaper, do Chas. Engleton, do W. W. B. Stevens, do T. F. Weston, do Mr. Doyle, land into the interior have invariably failed before much progress was accomplished. All observations that have package of soda for bees or waspstings and burns,’ also a roll of nice . clean rags for bandages in case of accidents. Toothache medicines and paregoric will not come amiss either. Let the parts, and that the island teems with musicians going take their guitars, viinhabitants. It is by the great waterolins and mandolins as there is nothways into this island that the most iming nicer than to have music in the portant explorations have been made. The condition of Michael: King remains about the same. He has a -_ slight hemorrage--nearly everyday and is very weak. All of the C. P. engines of the Sac coal towood burners. The reason of this is said to be that the railroad company has several thousand cords of wood on hand up on the Oregon line that is commencing todecay and must be used up as soon as posi ble. There is alsoa report that the company is having trouble about getting coal. We believe that the company has found wood to be the cheap erfuel to use over the Sacramento of this demand that the gates be raised ef there should come a strong wind. Guinea, nor any idea of its extent, only using terms signifying ‘great land” to distinguish it from the adjacent islands, —Harveg’s Weekly. er the mud from a drabbled floiince, inch by inch, take your dress outon clean short grass, after the dew is off, and holding it by the shoulders, sweep it and beat it against the sward, turning so that all sides of the skirt will op. STUART. touch the ground. The grass acts as a fine soft brush, taking out dust, and freshening every part, while it does not-wéear dresses as a hair-brush or table Sarsaparilla did not contain mineral, whisk-broom does.» Lawn dresses and grenadines are refreshed safely in this way, when a brush would fray them, The The flounces and plaitings of silk are immediately, and I had thoroughly dusted, and the hems of drabhled water-proof oloaks are cleansed Without the disagreeable need of touch act differently, Isent for it. and might pimples no more returns of the oldspells.” Although the above was written a year ago, Mrs. Stuart mow attests the permanency of its ing them Says she takes an occasional dose to press a gymptom of return and that she hat Inter-Ocean. : } —_ stuck to, advertising, rightly solidly backed up, ensurer Annual, from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. tf je -oe Private Boarding House. street, is ready to accommodate an} number of boarders by the day, week or month. may7-tf. ‘Bawo0n’s cough and Cy: + :piion Coureis sold by usona us ve. Dh cures Consumption, Fors Picrvaes of every vy Con description a écbrammi’s Gallery, Broad et. ari5-' pYBODY Wi at buy oa og See es Me 00 plan . ONE ENJOYS Bein the method and results when syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant it refreshing to the taste, and acts tently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sysem effectually, dispels colds, headiches and fevers and cures habitual ovstipation permanently. For sale n 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. . 8AN FRANGIBCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. --NEW YORK, N.¥ No WILL BE RECRIVED BY THE Cook. No. 2, PREe w2. DENNEY & GRAY, @@F-We haye the best Bottling Establishment on the Const. “3a Chicago Herald Cook HORSE SHOERS & .WAGON MAKERS ~~*BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. (For Families, sters and Freight Horses shod in the best style oftheart and the work warranted to last. ing School. BONNEY, POWELL & BAUGH, Proprietors Nevada City Soda Water and Bottiing Works, also Nevada County Agents for Fredericksburg Beer. ; PRICK HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. Road: 7.50 WACGON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set an axle so that it will run one-third lighter than if from any other shop. We will guarantee to set tires so as touvoid all dish to wheels, We buve the facilities for doing heavy 0 light work, and warrant satisfaction in ev 6 AF You Take the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. aes ee ee o JAMES CAIRNS, : No. 4, Cooxing For Prorit, PRICE #3 ys case, ‘] FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE Mr, Denney will conduct the business of he fi m. HOTEL GAZETTE, . DR. GUNN’S B IP -) Dem THE GREAT Regulating HIAVING PURCHASED THIS WEI 8 known and popular Bakery of DW. Keller, on Catarhtic 2 OOMMEROIAL STREET, intend to:keep on hand at all times a g004 Household Remedy ; variety of BREAD, ‘ A SURE PREVENTIVE t AND “OSITIVE CURE PIKS, ; CAKL, FOR Costiveness and Constipa tion, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Etc. And Fastry Made to orderon short notice and on most By strict attention to business, givins General Mebility Mrs. Lester & Crawford, . ’ es of all AK Bea ; e Adi ners ye, & ,>? Gunn's Bitters PURELY desvriptions. ‘ e The ¢ Church i Frank A Perf erfectly Safe, : :: VEGETABLE Relia ble Ay. ari Prowistmane Ne. & 90. The N pany ist business in quant at the will be p Shile This ii successfi ever solc the wors Bronehi: cess in without. medicine and $2 ¢ ‘chest or ous Plas A Scra) It. wa wrappin; She was tion, tolc incurabl time; sh ~ pounds. ashe read and got : she bou, her more Wedding"*Cakes' Nausea, £004 satisfaction and selling at low rates,[ hope to merit a liberal patronage. impure Blood, ga muggy Whips, Whipstocks Lashes, Blacksnakes, Any one orders at you to tr A. TAM, Proprietor. Kidney Compiaints, Riding Saddles and Bri jles. W.D. tuner, W i reasonable terms, ° (NDIGESTION, All orders for anything in my line promt WERVOUSNESS ly attended to, oS, Loathing of Food, + Boston team. boggy end express in tured. New York Bakery. e ’ Becau: patronay explaini which n Ifyou h 420 Kearney Stieet, San Francisco ‘NO ALL. MALARIAL TROURL ES Proprietor. DYSPEPSIA. Heavy Concord Team Chain and Express Harness. * Light'Buggy Harness of all Kinds on hand and 1 for teraz as been Md Fever ana Ague to ). J. MCLEOD a first-class Wagonmaker and repairer, is in our emplo’ THE INDISPENSIBLE The Leading Harness Shop of Nevada ity plates. Becau professic Becau hy (Suecessora to Denney & Hitchins,) > Are son Aukin, t Becau reach of Becau tion for LOUIS DUTERTRF, No. 3, 8 Strengt! Purifier the sto Brother 86 Moutgomery Block, San Francisco. AND GINGER ALE, xle Grease, Harness il, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gloves. Pa aN hedien nd ph gl yeving Gauntlets, i ee Aes ican * age Trimmings ge i Harness a Specialty MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. IDS ‘To dig, excavate and construct two hundred feetorgore of tunnel in extending the South timnel of the Graftop mine, situated in Washington District, near the Kagle Bird Mine. Specifications are as follows Tunnel to be four ie} feet wide, by six and one-half (644) feet high above the track. One-half (4g) inch grade to sixteen (16) feet. Mine to furnisn all necessary tools and coal and houge to live ip. Coatractors to furnish powder and candles. The work in said tunnel'to be per formed by no legs than two shifts of two men each every twenty-four (24) hours. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids. PRICK $2.! Who are also prepared toZsupply 'the public with ‘the very ibest of nervour manufac uses non 1, Hotel Meat Cooking. THE LOWEST! i Union St., City Hotel Building. undersigned until June ist, 1890, for The American Pastry the following work : ine Styles and fs Prices whether you wish to purYou Don’t Get the News UONLESs chase or not. € eer ine Will promptly and faithfully do ork n this line entrusted tome, My prices are reasonable, Givé me a call Leave orders yt my Store I : Soda Water, Sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla and Iron, ier, Mrs. J. H. Boardman, on Broad And Other General Work Done to Order. CITY BILL: POSTER. The only Beer in America man Ask For it and Have No Other. 7 Cleaning and Laying of Car sets h Miners: and. Cantatas LEAD” “HE WORLD. yfactured from Artesian Water that flows 1,000 feet out of the bowels of the Ladies, Call and Exam OF ALL KINDS, Such as \ ({LOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MINER»’ TOOLS, ; CURIOS, Ete. Etc. Books, AO reereir MILLINERY ! Second Hand Coods. Dry Oak Wood For saie in lots’from 1 to 500 cords. Whiteheads Cook @@F-Families should use it for Purity’s Sake. ADOLFH DEALER IN PAuticotss ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for The. . atrice. Companies. THE PUREST BEER MADE IN AMERICA. earth. CHARLES Transporting, Ete, oe O10: Hous er a . classed WHe regulari heartbu Tickets, including Supper, $2. Draying and General H uling: Fredericksbure Beer Still Ahead . Four a freigt Clevela 2 D. S. BAKER, Samuel Yeo, Proprietor. A sp sion, U nesday Gro. Noh The cane can be seen at C. J. Brand’s hours of Choice Confectionery, _ 2 Goods sent to Nevada City Free of Charge. ae customers. to paid Bus Fare “THE BEE HIVE. ; The Largest Store in Nevada County. that ti Simmor @@A Gold Headed Cane will be given to the most popular Young Man, \ was ™ 0 humor Tr thi then th A FINE SUPPER WILL BESERVED. of ompetent Milliners in 3charge of our 8TritnStaff IN EVERY STYLE ‘ Ice Crean in itsseason, Afull assortment ee One es PRICES LOWER THAN all kinds of Artist’s materials, at Carr ag Will serve Meals to order at all BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, ‘Tubecolors, brushes, canvas and Music by Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon NSTER PA GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA, Having Purchased the 7 Nevada City, On Wednesday Evening, May 28th, MRS. A. N. HACENS, —o Artist’s Materials. « Fi Established 1860. USED BV THY BEST PENMEN. Tons of New Carpets and Wall Paper. Ten Misfit Carpets, all sizes, Cheap For Cash. lar an blood . Liver F AT ARMORY HALL, ,, Are the Best. Sole Agent. ming Department. Milliners on the Coast. Tures-fourths of your ailments arice ‘9, Pens Spencerian Steel. oO Nea medici blood Hood’: St. i-: Canice :-: Catholic :-: Church, The Oregon Land Co. Proprietor, -. FOR THE BENEFIT Gr ‘Motel Portland,” Portlund, GRASS VALLEY. = OnE doctor’ @regon. ‘ business succes.—Ayer’s Newspaper FREIGHT. ADDED, FY off decisio tion. ors queen hearts. and Correspondence invited. Price lists: sd pamphlets sent free. i s of Salem Mayor ThE nces— eipre e Ee city. anu. Portland, and bénkers of either < Address, Exiwes SAMUEL YEO, i) . Non-Residents. ot Carnets, Dey Goods, Milner _ fee" We have one of the. ee most Skilied and Capable perfect command over her old trouble. — Agents and Bottlersfat Nevada City, with the hands.—Chicago : SEE SETS Witht ca ‘San Francisco Prices, d APA OPENINA BONNEY, POWELL & BAUGH Instead of brushing the dust from a PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETC We Sell Everything at : Pre > r al centrean i erci Comm and fac uring g the er opolls of the Northwest, havin h of any city largest trade and greatest wealt popula its to ion proport ridin Prices ton. Fine field for investment. Families and business places can have it delivered at a moment's ‘warnine . gown SOLE AGENTS FOR bas O. V. B. Pocket Knives’ PORTLAND sic STOCK OF THIRTEENTH Thé Care of Dresses. Mrs.C. D, Stuart, of 400 Hayes 8t.,8.¥.,writes, of indigestion “1 have for years had spells and dyspepsia, and tried nearly everything. Finally J took a well known Barsapariila. It eaused pimples to break out on my face without helping me. Hearing that Joy’s Vege pee Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Agents for the ‘Mathushek” Pianos. Write for Circulars and Prices. Pianos and Organs sold on installments. Sheet Music ' of every description. a Among them, according to this explor and kept up. The lake has raised er, ‘are albinos; and some tribes have ferty-five inches and will raise about the woolly hair of the genuine negro. thirty more unless the gates are openAmong the natives the level of civilizaed. A raise of even five feet would ‘tion varies, but it seldom reaches even ‘the average Pacific island standard. damage him considerably, especially They have no single name for New Guns, Pistols, soon double. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Money C Next door to E. F. Rosenthal. Seemann st JOFIN F. COOPER, 7th and.J Streets, Sacramento. He may be ge DON'T MISS THE PLACE. L. LUBEOK, . SPECIAL NOTICE—Mr. Cooper is now importing all small Musical Instruments direct from European manufacturers, in large quantities, and can make luwer prices than ever to his many customers. Send for Circulurs. All music, without exception, sold at 33 per cent. less than marked prices. Also, Catalogue of 10-cent music. furnished. Better discounts to teachers than anywhere else. Best assortment of Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons on the Pacific Coast. Write for HéW Catalogue of the Solid Iron Frame MATHUSHEK P) ANOS. Address Cooper’s Music Store, Sacramento, Mr. Cooper now has the splendid stock of Music formerly kept by Dale & Co., and is able with his own very late stock, to fill all orders for (sheet Music, Music Books, Piano and Voice Studies, Instruction Books, etc., on shortest notice, went to Auburn and got some legal j heart of this _farCapita: of Oregon, and nse vater power. wa [Imme y. valley famed valle pul Fine , pub-. hes and Schools abound, ns. } Splentutio insti We vo not carry Enylisi, , :), State and Pe buildings and men of w “ety. Vherapid inflo We believe in jit SNperior apaiial rapid rise in lery: and ant const ng Zausi a ay merits of American producty, real estate values. ‘ Goods whether they wish to buy or not, that they convinced of his Low Prices. © Testimonial from an Eminent Pianist. Malay blood has produced a fairer type of people, superior to the Papuans; other New Guinea tribes resemble the advice as to the matter of closing the. Polynesians. In the mountainous _ gates of the dam at the outlet of the northern part of New Guinea, at Andai; lake. He was advised that he could are the Arfaks, which are described compel them tobe raised and recover by D’Albertis as a fine, tall, strong ople, superior to natives of the coast. any damages. which might be inflicthe type of the mountain tribes is gened on him by reason of being closed. erally Papuan, and the expression of He therefore requests the publication their countenances is melancholy. down from his place this week. The Bestiu'the Market, Ammunition of all Ki the New He invites the public to’ call around and see mi SACRAMENTO, March 27, 1890. Joun F. Cooper: Dear Sir—I had occasion this evening at the grand concert of the great cornetist Jules Levy, in the Metropolitan Theatre,to try, and to carefully test, your Mathushek Piano, and [ am happy to be able to congratulate you upon tbeactual high state of perfection these splendid piau.os have reached. EDWIN M, SHONERT. John McKinney of Lake Tahoe was island the intermixture of Arab and All Styler, The: Famous Sunerior Ranve,. SAE," , and STOCK which is also of the LATEST STYLES ~ ts not affected with the changes in the weather, little information of tribes beyond the limits of their respective domains. There are a variety of types among the people, the prevailing characteristics of race being those known as the Papuan, which are found espeoially in the southeast of the island. In this type is fownd long frizzy hair, which is dressed by its owners into the. form of a mop; a skin removed just a shade from black; a prominent aquiline nose, deressed at the point: and protruding ps, which cause the chin to appear to retreat. Leprosy, elephantiasis, itch and ophthalmia are frequent among the New Guinea natives, and fully a third of them are afflicted with a malignant ringworm caused by a microscopic insect. Among certain coast tribes of the tamento division, except the passengér engines, are being converted from Prices, therefore he has just received a VERY LARGE is now ready for inspection. . © UOOK :: STOVES :; AND ::RaNars “Agents tor the celehrarec Worth a Section CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING in Wheat. s and Lowes posed of, as they were’of the Latest Style Some ofthe latest sales made in Sacramento have been made tothe fin@st pianists for their own pereonal use. There are over 1100 ‘*Mathushek”’ Pianos in use in Sacramento alone, and uot one failure in 20 years. When in Sacramento come in and see us. We are pleased to show the ‘‘Mathushek” and its superior points. The “‘Mathushek”’ These communities live at constant feud with one another, and can give seth Fruit readily disTen Acres in The first stock of Millinery received was 1S THE ONLY PIANO MADE WITH The Tuning Pins Bushed into a Solid Iron Frame. U.8. Mgrs for nerv Phe Union Paradise cont aining woe wore f ey, ~}witliamette Vall , excels the acres le of ferti crop moines. Ee Heeain ane fruit. No. No cold weather. irrigation. No cyclones lands cheap. ‘. No extreme heat. Rich Etc., Etc., at the BO Twelve Distinct Styles of — HEA TING :: STOVES And all the Best gnd Newest pa GRASS eeoves. LIMATE SO MILD THE Amn Glassware, Orotkeryware, Ftc: . iriest Sta e Sits show Uregon the healt ous sufferers. terns. Besides a Big Stock of Mathushek Piano And Small Fruits. all the yénr-arouad. COOPER'S : MUSIC . STORE, JOHN F. COOPER, By no otber way could-any part of the interior be as yet safely-entered. But little knowledge of the interior of New Guinea can be obtained from its native peoples, which consists of a great number of isolated tribes, differing much in appearance and language. Truckee Republican items. fee 1Cillinery !_aa A. Atte Unt DEALERS IN— Pears, Cherries,. Painese ee line of Has concluded to keep on hand a full 631 J STREET, SACRAMENTO. — 7kn— Guinea is rich in fruit and plant life of many descriptions, that the soil is fertile, the scenery magnificent in many campfire, when not: engaged in fight ing off mosquitoes.’ do —or— : WH RECOMMEND vou TO WRITE TO OR CALL AT been made confirm the fact that New _ long evenings while sitting around the : QO. Maltman, Sulphuret Works, Fs Miss L. Maltman, San Franci.co, . } =f Chas. Scheurman, Sacramento, . . * Chas. Sacks, Ormonde, : Prof. O. H. Roberts, San Jose, J.8. Gregory, Sam Francisco, ~ se Ta ye Simon Vivian, Grass Valley: SS SRL Yas and swampy. As he penetrated the interior of the island he noted that the turpentine for cuts and snake bites, a fiuyproved> each day, and after a fe -pouths of faithful attention to yor fond— any self-test pe sng; Gack ia: woinan, able to attend to all housebor The medicine. has given tw dutie new jease of Hie, and I cannoe than you too pmueb. Dano the widersigned, citizens “ot Centre, Mich., hereby corvify afuv + above statement, made. by be, is true in every. perticila sitled to_tull_eredence.”=-OP Jeriain, Gi W. Waring, ©. A Ci Wil Drugyist. “tty brother, in England, was, fer : lovg ime, nhable to attend to hs sason of sores-oit his r’s Aimebac antl ined induced Affe John H, Brimskill, Washington, people were more civilized than thgse }had: no eggs, milk or butter ‘to sell, residing upon the coast, but they were the very articles we thought so plentiwarlike and treacherous, sometimes enful inthe country. Lay in aguod supdeavor‘ng to entice his party into amply of condensed milk, ham, bacon, buscades upon the shore, and several beans, rice, crackers, cheese, canned . times attacking his launch with fleets fruits, ete., and ‘last, but not least, aof canoes. Attempts by explerers -tepush. by box of zinc salve for poison oak, and * or do Mrs. Sutton, starve. Canned corned beef costing 20 lian in character, the river banks low -He ASA Fred C. Clift, Oakland, E. R. Shaw, San Francisco, exorbitant, but we had to-buy or/ He found the vegetation to be Austraand everything in proportioy. in my condition, my appetite began i: return and with it came the ability t« digest all the:food taken, my stren:t! dia; Rose, Ma: bert, but they have so far proved inaccessible. D’Albertis, the Italian explorer, in 1876-7 steamed in the ten-ton launch Neva five hundred miles up the Fly river, in the south part of New Guinea. ‘cents at home, we bought for 40 cents, do H. Galbraith, 8. J. Pearson, Sacramento J. L. Gappinger, Smartsville, Nationat Hore, May 19. thing but a mild disposition. The of which are visible from the. sea, store was locked up, and after shout Improvement Sy forests, and, where the shores are low, the swamps and malarial jungles, together with the treachery and ferocity of. its imhabitants, are causes which have rendered it so long a mystery to Civilized eyes. While its coast-line is comparatively well mapped, but little more is known of the interior than that it contains high mountain ranges, some Soon afte G. R. Gray, San Francisco, Chas. Teg er, Railroad. the {steep cliffs of its coast, the dense results. commencing to take the Sarsaparilla 1 could see an do do Miss M. Hea, John Poor, full suits of brown ducking—t of COP’siderablesize. A barrier.reef, with : Blous° terial used for men’s overalls for it aings that afford a safe harborage material that of bought es can-be -or large Vessels, lies outside of much duced wonderful do Miss A. Heath, AW O pig, Rtas LP Stapleand. Fancy Hardt > oun: People . previous year. pralia, of which at one time it has-evir . The exportation fr HEN they find how rapidly heaith CIRCULATES 1™ ) is restored by taking Ayer’s Sarvet the present year been a part. The geological will show ale dently dy, & Rea Rough of the shallow which com’ bottom noe Walley, s «ge. increase, most of. saparilla. The’ reason is that this. ~ French Cor-character of the ey, a = (tate, Flats, ELats. ~~ gos TO THE LAND = * —EE 1 . —— LAND. ~~ Tue exportation of whiskey for Pas AN UNKNOWN IS <.,aant Time New ce ae th foreign coutitries fe” : RBvon at the} --_ : : better, fi now at weighing culars s% Druggist of this y Carr Bro Crovur chitis Shiloh’s F OR, RED NOSES, REDZAND ROUGH “HANDS, When B When b SUNBURN, CHAFING, ‘ ‘AD FLAMA NDD ALL SKINBRORES] AND INFL When ah Use Moore’s Celebrated Vhs anufacturere PRICHS THE LOW mer, . /2? Montzomery strect, San Fravcisc * FOR BALE BY ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED To. _. cea C4ARR BROs., Rolson_Oak_Remedy.

he Daily Traseriph fo ae Nevada bity, Cal uscal year ending June 30, 7 ae the Terra Incognita. 390, was Among the islands of the world New 2,590,235 gallons, an incre vase of 1,076,Guinea stands second in size to Aus030 gallons over the ae . os he Avra 8 sujoomfiela,_aon 8 preparation contains only the purest and -mbost powerful alteratives and tonics. To thousands yearly it proves a veritable elixir of life. Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre, Mich., writes: ‘Liver confpiaint anc quer bar ist-ed by a dose of Simmons n made my life a burden indigestio Liver Regulator, and came near ending my existence. For more than four years I suffered unSee told agony. ‘I was reduced almost to Worel Arrivals. a skeleton, and hardly had strength to drag myself about. All kinds of food Onton Horen, May 19ih. distressed me, and only the most deli M.D. Qooley, Washinyton, cate could be digested at all. Within the time mentioned geveral physicians N. E. Boyd, Yuba City, treated me without giving relief. NothW. J. Straight, Grass Valley, ing that I took seemed to do any perMrs. 8S. Heath, French Corral, manent good until I -began the use o! i Nir. Ls Heath, do Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, ick has pro a width of aiatii}. & c ; Torres strait, which, with eries, separates the two islands, = noe ae ae. miles, eighty . er Plac in ent 4 also t : er town mamento, pen San shows that it was a cennecting isthmus Ms of Nev , «t . and Sierra counties~thr onghout the Ste probably which n, submersio its before RUNKENNESS and the craving for \cisco— 3! i Diego: from the “7 Y ral, Sweetiand, Nort occurred in the-Mioe xc period. New Guinea lies imme ‘ately north of Aus a ng Be : oe rr" ooo S tralia, between 20 minutes and 107 uegrees 40 minutes south latitude and , minuter 50 degrees .130 between and 150 degrees 35 minutes east longi” vude. It is ie ‘Caw ping Hints. with long, “1,490 miles a maximum ribreadth of 430 miles, ar lady who has had some expe 1 its area is 306,£0 to way 000 square er miles. Jence says: ‘“‘The prop a its general cont baggige figuration it is mountainous, and its caui,itigis totake the leas coast-line. is 7’ be can dren chil and »composed of steep cliffs ‘yj.. . Ladies possivle y cl.d in broken by vhe swampy deltas of navivery comfortably and neat gable riv P _ ¢@rs, some of which streams are he ma Y, 21,1890. WEDNESDAMAY about 75 cents apiece and it is an easy matter to make dress skirts to match, and ed of using: white petticoats, make some of ducking also. The ad vantage of this material is that it can ‘be worn a long time without washing and be as clean and look as well as at first. Take plenty groceries with you, ~ don’t depend on replenishing your supplies at road-side stores where war prices are charged. I remember several years ago of stopping at a store "connected with a road-side hotel. It waskept by anold fellow with any H. C. Dickinson, Camptonville, of its coast. From its situation, almost directly under the equator, the climate of New Guinea is hot and humid, and on the coast unhealthful. “~~ The remoteness,of New Guinea from “the usual coursés of merchant vessels, ing ourselves hoarse, we managed to call him out of afield where he was plowiag. The prices he charged were J.F. Brady, Grass Valley, W. W. Byrne, do Fabien Carren, 3an Jose; Wm. Gray, do Chas, A. Doyle, San Francisco, J. H. Sutton, do Geo. Loaper, do Chas. Engleton, do W. W. B. Stevens, do T. F. Weston, do Mr. Doyle, land into the interior have invariably failed before much progress was accomplished. All observations that have package of soda for bees or waspstings and burns,’ also a roll of nice . clean rags for bandages in case of accidents. Toothache medicines and paregoric will not come amiss either. Let the parts, and that the island teems with musicians going take their guitars, viinhabitants. It is by the great waterolins and mandolins as there is nothways into this island that the most iming nicer than to have music in the portant explorations have been made. The condition of Michael: King remains about the same. He has a -_ slight hemorrage--nearly everyday and is very weak. All of the C. P. engines of the Sac coal towood burners. The reason of this is said to be that the railroad company has several thousand cords of wood on hand up on the Oregon line that is commencing todecay and must be used up as soon as posi ble. There is alsoa report that the company is having trouble about getting coal. We believe that the company has found wood to be the cheap erfuel to use over the Sacramento of this demand that the gates be raised ef there should come a strong wind. Guinea, nor any idea of its extent, only using terms signifying ‘great land” to distinguish it from the adjacent islands, —Harveg’s Weekly. er the mud from a drabbled floiince, inch by inch, take your dress outon clean short grass, after the dew is off, and holding it by the shoulders, sweep it and beat it against the sward, turning so that all sides of the skirt will op. STUART. touch the ground. The grass acts as a fine soft brush, taking out dust, and freshening every part, while it does not-wéear dresses as a hair-brush or table Sarsaparilla did not contain mineral, whisk-broom does.» Lawn dresses and grenadines are refreshed safely in this way, when a brush would fray them, The The flounces and plaitings of silk are immediately, and I had thoroughly dusted, and the hems of drabhled water-proof oloaks are cleansed Without the disagreeable need of touch act differently, Isent for it. and might pimples no more returns of the oldspells.” Although the above was written a year ago, Mrs. Stuart mow attests the permanency of its ing them Says she takes an occasional dose to press a gymptom of return and that she hat Inter-Ocean. : } —_ stuck to, advertising, rightly solidly backed up, ensurer Annual, from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. tf je -oe Private Boarding House. street, is ready to accommodate an} number of boarders by the day, week or month. may7-tf. ‘Bawo0n’s cough and Cy: + :piion Coureis sold by usona us ve. Dh cures Consumption, Fors Picrvaes of every vy Con description a écbrammi’s Gallery, Broad et. ari5-' pYBODY Wi at buy oa og See es Me 00 plan . ONE ENJOYS Bein the method and results when syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant it refreshing to the taste, and acts tently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sysem effectually, dispels colds, headiches and fevers and cures habitual ovstipation permanently. For sale n 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. . 8AN FRANGIBCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. --NEW YORK, N.¥ No WILL BE RECRIVED BY THE Cook. No. 2, PREe w2. DENNEY & GRAY, @@F-We haye the best Bottling Establishment on the Const. “3a Chicago Herald Cook HORSE SHOERS & .WAGON MAKERS ~~*BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. (For Families, sters and Freight Horses shod in the best style oftheart and the work warranted to last. ing School. BONNEY, POWELL & BAUGH, Proprietors Nevada City Soda Water and Bottiing Works, also Nevada County Agents for Fredericksburg Beer. ; PRICK HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. Road: 7.50 WACGON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set an axle so that it will run one-third lighter than if from any other shop. We will guarantee to set tires so as touvoid all dish to wheels, We buve the facilities for doing heavy 0 light work, and warrant satisfaction in ev 6 AF You Take the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. aes ee ee o JAMES CAIRNS, : No. 4, Cooxing For Prorit, PRICE #3 ys case, ‘] FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE Mr, Denney will conduct the business of he fi m. HOTEL GAZETTE, . DR. GUNN’S B IP -) Dem THE GREAT Regulating HIAVING PURCHASED THIS WEI 8 known and popular Bakery of DW. Keller, on Catarhtic 2 OOMMEROIAL STREET, intend to:keep on hand at all times a g004 Household Remedy ; variety of BREAD, ‘ A SURE PREVENTIVE t AND “OSITIVE CURE PIKS, ; CAKL, FOR Costiveness and Constipa tion, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Etc. And Fastry Made to orderon short notice and on most By strict attention to business, givins General Mebility Mrs. Lester & Crawford, . ’ es of all AK Bea ; e Adi ners ye, & ,>? Gunn's Bitters PURELY desvriptions. ‘ e The ¢ Church i Frank A Perf erfectly Safe, : :: VEGETABLE Relia ble Ay. ari Prowistmane Ne. & 90. The N pany ist business in quant at the will be p Shile This ii successfi ever solc the wors Bronehi: cess in without. medicine and $2 ¢ ‘chest or ous Plas A Scra) It. wa wrappin; She was tion, tolc incurabl time; sh ~ pounds. ashe read and got : she bou, her more Wedding"*Cakes' Nausea, £004 satisfaction and selling at low rates,[ hope to merit a liberal patronage. impure Blood, ga muggy Whips, Whipstocks Lashes, Blacksnakes, Any one orders at you to tr A. TAM, Proprietor. Kidney Compiaints, Riding Saddles and Bri jles. W.D. tuner, W i reasonable terms, ° (NDIGESTION, All orders for anything in my line promt WERVOUSNESS ly attended to, oS, Loathing of Food, + Boston team. boggy end express in tured. New York Bakery. e ’ Becau: patronay explaini which n Ifyou h 420 Kearney Stieet, San Francisco ‘NO ALL. MALARIAL TROURL ES Proprietor. DYSPEPSIA. Heavy Concord Team Chain and Express Harness. * Light'Buggy Harness of all Kinds on hand and 1 for teraz as been Md Fever ana Ague to ). J. MCLEOD a first-class Wagonmaker and repairer, is in our emplo’ THE INDISPENSIBLE The Leading Harness Shop of Nevada ity plates. Becau professic Becau hy (Suecessora to Denney & Hitchins,) > Are son Aukin, t Becau reach of Becau tion for LOUIS DUTERTRF, No. 3, 8 Strengt! Purifier the sto Brother 86 Moutgomery Block, San Francisco. AND GINGER ALE, xle Grease, Harness il, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gloves. Pa aN hedien nd ph gl yeving Gauntlets, i ee Aes ican * age Trimmings ge i Harness a Specialty MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. IDS ‘To dig, excavate and construct two hundred feetorgore of tunnel in extending the South timnel of the Graftop mine, situated in Washington District, near the Kagle Bird Mine. Specifications are as follows Tunnel to be four ie} feet wide, by six and one-half (644) feet high above the track. One-half (4g) inch grade to sixteen (16) feet. Mine to furnisn all necessary tools and coal and houge to live ip. Coatractors to furnish powder and candles. The work in said tunnel'to be per formed by no legs than two shifts of two men each every twenty-four (24) hours. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids. PRICK $2.! Who are also prepared toZsupply 'the public with ‘the very ibest of nervour manufac uses non 1, Hotel Meat Cooking. THE LOWEST! i Union St., City Hotel Building. undersigned until June ist, 1890, for The American Pastry the following work : ine Styles and fs Prices whether you wish to purYou Don’t Get the News UONLESs chase or not. € eer ine Will promptly and faithfully do ork n this line entrusted tome, My prices are reasonable, Givé me a call Leave orders yt my Store I : Soda Water, Sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla and Iron, ier, Mrs. J. H. Boardman, on Broad And Other General Work Done to Order. CITY BILL: POSTER. The only Beer in America man Ask For it and Have No Other. 7 Cleaning and Laying of Car sets h Miners: and. Cantatas LEAD” “HE WORLD. yfactured from Artesian Water that flows 1,000 feet out of the bowels of the Ladies, Call and Exam OF ALL KINDS, Such as \ ({LOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MINER»’ TOOLS, ; CURIOS, Ete. Etc. Books, AO reereir MILLINERY ! Second Hand Coods. Dry Oak Wood For saie in lots’from 1 to 500 cords. Whiteheads Cook @@F-Families should use it for Purity’s Sake. ADOLFH DEALER IN PAuticotss ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for The. . atrice. Companies. THE PUREST BEER MADE IN AMERICA.

earth. CHARLES Transporting, Ete, oe O10: Hous er a . classed WHe regulari heartbu Tickets, including Supper, $2. Draying and General H uling: Fredericksbure Beer Still Ahead . Four a freigt Clevela 2 D. S. BAKER, Samuel Yeo, Proprietor. A sp sion, U nesday Gro. Noh The cane can be seen at C. J. Brand’s hours of Choice Confectionery, _ 2 Goods sent to Nevada City Free of Charge. ae customers. to paid Bus Fare “THE BEE HIVE. ; The Largest Store in Nevada County. that ti Simmor @@A Gold Headed Cane will be given to the most popular Young Man, \ was ™ 0 humor Tr thi then th A FINE SUPPER WILL BESERVED. of ompetent Milliners in 3charge of our 8TritnStaff IN EVERY STYLE ‘ Ice Crean in itsseason, Afull assortment ee One es PRICES LOWER THAN all kinds of Artist’s materials, at Carr ag Will serve Meals to order at all BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, ‘Tubecolors, brushes, canvas and Music by Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon NSTER PA GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA, Having Purchased the 7 Nevada City, On Wednesday Evening, May 28th, MRS. A. N. HACENS, —o Artist’s Materials. « Fi Established 1860. USED BV THY BEST PENMEN. Tons of New Carpets and Wall Paper. Ten Misfit Carpets, all sizes, Cheap For Cash. lar an blood . Liver F AT ARMORY HALL, ,, Are the Best. Sole Agent. ming Department. Milliners on the Coast. Tures-fourths of your ailments arice ‘9, Pens Spencerian Steel. oO Nea medici blood Hood’: St. i-: Canice :-: Catholic :-: Church, The Oregon Land Co. Proprietor, -. FOR THE BENEFIT Gr ‘Motel Portland,” Portlund, GRASS VALLEY. = OnE doctor’ @regon. ‘ business succes.—Ayer’s Newspaper FREIGHT. ADDED, FY off decisio tion. ors queen hearts. and Correspondence invited. Price lists: sd pamphlets sent free. i s of Salem Mayor ThE nces— eipre e Ee city. anu. Portland, and bénkers of either < Address, Exiwes SAMUEL YEO, i) . Non-Residents. ot Carnets, Dey Goods, Milner _ fee" We have one of the. ee most Skilied and Capable perfect command over her old trouble. — Agents and Bottlersfat Nevada City, with the hands.—Chicago : SEE SETS Witht ca ‘San Francisco Prices, d APA OPENINA BONNEY, POWELL & BAUGH Instead of brushing the dust from a PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETC We Sell Everything at : Pre > r al centrean i erci Comm and fac uring g the er opolls of the Northwest, havin h of any city largest trade and greatest wealt popula its to ion proport ridin Prices ton. Fine field for investment. Families and business places can have it delivered at a moment's ‘warnine . gown SOLE AGENTS FOR bas O. V. B. Pocket Knives’ PORTLAND sic STOCK OF THIRTEENTH Thé Care of Dresses. Mrs.C. D, Stuart, of 400 Hayes 8t.,8.¥.,writes, of indigestion “1 have for years had spells and dyspepsia, and tried nearly everything. Finally J took a well known Barsapariila. It eaused pimples to break out on my face without helping me. Hearing that Joy’s Vege pee Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Agents for the ‘Mathushek” Pianos. Write for Circulars and Prices. Pianos and Organs sold on installments. Sheet Music ' of every description. a Among them, according to this explor and kept up. The lake has raised er, ‘are albinos; and some tribes have ferty-five inches and will raise about the woolly hair of the genuine negro. thirty more unless the gates are openAmong the natives the level of civilizaed. A raise of even five feet would ‘tion varies, but it seldom reaches even ‘the average Pacific island standard. damage him considerably, especially They have no single name for New Guns, Pistols, soon double. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Money C Next door to E. F. Rosenthal. Seemann st JOFIN F. COOPER, 7th and.J Streets, Sacramento. He may be ge DON'T MISS THE PLACE. L. LUBEOK, . SPECIAL NOTICE—Mr. Cooper is now importing all small Musical Instruments direct from European manufacturers, in large quantities, and can make luwer prices than ever to his many customers. Send for Circulurs. All music, without exception, sold at 33 per cent. less than marked prices. Also, Catalogue of 10-cent music. furnished. Better discounts to teachers than anywhere else. Best assortment of Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons on the Pacific Coast. Write for HéW Catalogue of the Solid Iron Frame MATHUSHEK P) ANOS. Address Cooper’s Music Store, Sacramento, Mr. Cooper now has the splendid stock of Music formerly kept by Dale & Co., and is able with his own very late stock, to fill all orders for (sheet Music, Music Books, Piano and Voice Studies, Instruction Books, etc., on shortest notice, went to Auburn and got some legal j heart of this _farCapita: of Oregon, and nse vater power. wa [Imme y. valley famed valle pul Fine , pub-. hes and Schools abound, ns. } Splentutio insti We vo not carry Enylisi, , :), State and Pe buildings and men of w “ety. Vherapid inflo We believe in jit SNperior apaiial rapid rise in lery: and ant const ng Zausi a ay merits of American producty, real estate values. ‘ Goods whether they wish to buy or not, that they convinced of his Low Prices. © Testimonial from an Eminent Pianist. Malay blood has produced a fairer type of people, superior to the Papuans; other New Guinea tribes resemble the advice as to the matter of closing the. Polynesians. In the mountainous _ gates of the dam at the outlet of the northern part of New Guinea, at Andai; lake. He was advised that he could are the Arfaks, which are described compel them tobe raised and recover by D’Albertis as a fine, tall, strong ople, superior to natives of the coast. any damages. which might be inflicthe type of the mountain tribes is gened on him by reason of being closed. erally Papuan, and the expression of He therefore requests the publication their countenances is melancholy. down from his place this week. The Bestiu'the Market, Ammunition of all Ki the New He invites the public to’ call around and see mi SACRAMENTO, March 27, 1890. Joun F. Cooper: Dear Sir—I had occasion this evening at the grand concert of the great cornetist Jules Levy, in the Metropolitan Theatre,to try, and to carefully test, your Mathushek Piano, and [ am happy to be able to congratulate you upon tbeactual high state of perfection these splendid piau.os have reached. EDWIN M, SHONERT. John McKinney of Lake Tahoe was island the intermixture of Arab and All Styler, The: Famous Sunerior Ranve,. SAE," , and STOCK which is also of the LATEST STYLES ~ ts not affected with the changes in the weather, little information of tribes beyond the limits of their respective domains. There are a variety of types among the people, the prevailing characteristics of race being those known as the Papuan, which are found espeoially in the southeast of the island. In this type is fownd long frizzy hair, which is dressed by its owners into the. form of a mop; a skin removed just a shade from black; a prominent aquiline nose, deressed at the point: and protruding ps, which cause the chin to appear to retreat. Leprosy, elephantiasis, itch and ophthalmia are frequent among the New Guinea natives, and fully a third of them are afflicted with a malignant ringworm caused by a microscopic insect. Among certain coast tribes of the tamento division, except the passengér engines, are being converted from Prices, therefore he has just received a VERY LARGE is now ready for inspection. . © UOOK :: STOVES :; AND ::RaNars “Agents tor the celehrarec Worth a Section CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING in Wheat. s and Lowes posed of, as they were’of the Latest Style Some ofthe latest sales made in Sacramento have been made tothe fin@st pianists for their own pereonal use. There are over 1100 ‘*Mathushek”’ Pianos in use in Sacramento alone, and uot one failure in 20 years. When in Sacramento come in and see us. We are pleased to show the ‘‘Mathushek” and its superior points. The “‘Mathushek”’ These communities live at constant feud with one another, and can give seth Fruit readily disTen Acres in The first stock of Millinery received was 1S THE ONLY PIANO MADE WITH The Tuning Pins Bushed into a Solid Iron Frame. U.8. Mgrs for nerv Phe Union Paradise cont aining woe wore f ey, ~}witliamette Vall , excels the acres le of ferti crop moines. Ee Heeain ane fruit. No. No cold weather. irrigation. No cyclones lands cheap. ‘. No extreme heat. Rich Etc., Etc., at the BO Twelve Distinct Styles of — HEA TING :: STOVES And all the Best gnd Newest pa GRASS eeoves. LIMATE SO MILD THE Amn Glassware, Orotkeryware, Ftc: . iriest Sta e Sits show Uregon the healt ous sufferers. terns. Besides a Big Stock of Mathushek Piano And Small Fruits. all the yénr-arouad. COOPER'S : MUSIC . STORE, JOHN F. COOPER, By no otber way could-any part of the interior be as yet safely-entered. But little knowledge of the interior of New Guinea can be obtained from its native peoples, which consists of a great number of isolated tribes, differing much in appearance and language. Truckee Republican items. fee 1Cillinery !_aa A. Atte Unt DEALERS IN— Pears, Cherries,. Painese ee line of Has concluded to keep on hand a full 631 J STREET, SACRAMENTO. — 7kn— Guinea is rich in fruit and plant life of many descriptions, that the soil is fertile, the scenery magnificent in many campfire, when not: engaged in fight ing off mosquitoes.’ do —or— : WH RECOMMEND vou TO WRITE TO OR CALL AT been made confirm the fact that New _ long evenings while sitting around the : QO. Maltman, Sulphuret Works, Fs Miss L. Maltman, San Franci.co, . } =f Chas. Scheurman, Sacramento, . . * Chas. Sacks, Ormonde, : Prof. O. H. Roberts, San Jose, J.8. Gregory, Sam Francisco, ~ se Ta ye Simon Vivian, Grass Valley: SS SRL Yas and swampy. As he penetrated the interior of the island he noted that the turpentine for cuts and snake bites, a fiuyproved> each day, and after a fe -pouths of faithful attention to yor fond— any self-test pe sng; Gack ia: woinan, able to attend to all housebor The medicine. has given tw dutie new jease of Hie, and I cannoe than you too pmueb. Dano the widersigned, citizens “ot Centre, Mich., hereby corvify afuv + above statement, made. by be, is true in every. perticila sitled to_tull_eredence.”=-OP Jeriain, Gi W. Waring, ©. A Ci Wil Drugyist. “tty brother, in England, was, fer : lovg ime, nhable to attend to hs sason of sores-oit his r’s Aimebac antl ined induced Affe John H, Brimskill, Washington, people were more civilized than thgse }had: no eggs, milk or butter ‘to sell, residing upon the coast, but they were the very articles we thought so plentiwarlike and treacherous, sometimes enful inthe country. Lay in aguod supdeavor‘ng to entice his party into amply of condensed milk, ham, bacon, buscades upon the shore, and several beans, rice, crackers, cheese, canned . times attacking his launch with fleets fruits, ete., and ‘last, but not least, aof canoes. Attempts by explerers -tepush. by box of zinc salve for poison oak, and * or do Mrs. Sutton, starve. Canned corned beef costing 20 lian in character, the river banks low -He ASA Fred C. Clift, Oakland, E. R. Shaw, San Francisco, exorbitant, but we had to-buy or/ He found the vegetation to be Austraand everything in proportioy. in my condition, my appetite began i: return and with it came the ability t« digest all the:food taken, my stren:t! dia; Rose, Ma: bert, but they have so far proved inaccessible. D’Albertis, the Italian explorer, in 1876-7 steamed in the ten-ton launch Neva five hundred miles up the Fly river, in the south part of New Guinea. ‘cents at home, we bought for 40 cents, do H. Galbraith, 8. J. Pearson, Sacramento J. L. Gappinger, Smartsville, Nationat Hore, May 19. thing but a mild disposition. The of which are visible from the. sea, store was locked up, and after shout Improvement Sy forests, and, where the shores are low, the swamps and malarial jungles, together with the treachery and ferocity of. its imhabitants, are causes which have rendered it so long a mystery to Civilized eyes. While its coast-line is comparatively well mapped, but little more is known of the interior than that it contains high mountain ranges, some Soon afte G. R. Gray, San Francisco, Chas. Teg er, Railroad. the {steep cliffs of its coast, the dense results. commencing to take the Sarsaparilla 1 could see an do do Miss M. Hea, John Poor, full suits of brown ducking—t of COP’siderablesize. A barrier.reef, with : Blous° terial used for men’s overalls for it aings that afford a safe harborage material that of bought es can-be -or large Vessels, lies outside of much duced wonderful do Miss A. Heath, AW O pig, Rtas LP Stapleand. Fancy Hardt > oun: People . previous year. pralia, of which at one time it has-evir . The exportation fr HEN they find how rapidly heaith CIRCULATES 1™ ) is restored by taking Ayer’s Sarvet the present year been a part. The geological will show ale dently dy, & Rea Rough of the shallow which com’ bottom noe Walley, s «ge. increase, most of. saparilla. The’ reason is that this. ~ French Cor-character of the ey, a = (tate, Flats, ELats. ~~ gos TO THE LAND = * —EE 1 . —— LAND. ~~ Tue exportation of whiskey for Pas AN UNKNOWN IS <.,aant Time New ce ae th foreign coutitries fe” : RBvon at the} --_ : : better, fi now at weighing culars s% Druggist of this y Carr Bro Crovur chitis Shiloh’s F OR, RED NOSES, REDZAND ROUGH “HANDS, When B When b SUNBURN, CHAFING, ‘ ‘AD FLAMA NDD ALL SKINBRORES] AND INFL When ah Use Moore’s Celebrated Vhs anufacturere PRICHS THE LOW mer, . /2? Montzomery strect, San Fravcisc * FOR BALE BY ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED To. _. cea C4ARR BROs., Rolson_Oak_Remedy.