November 28, 1892 (4 pages)

oer oan REGION a > Dent seein ~PERSUNAL MENTION. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. To Exaiuine the Atleged hiiracie V. iudow. Beware the Deadly Corset String» The Cinica (fins.) church window One of Cumberland’s miost busy thormiracle, which bas for sever nrienths oughifares came near being the scene of been the cause of much excijement in a tragedy yesterdayevening of a most Minnesota an.l n ri) we-tern Seligions sensational and distressing character. A circles, is to Le deceived upon by a thoroung lady, radiant in all the loveliness ough scientific examination by Bichcup hat usually attends sweet seventcen, J. B. Cotter, of Winona, wit in whose traveled three entira kiocks literally on jurisdiction the to culled iirac! fire, and yet gare no sign nor did she Severnl weeks aco the iinhal betray her distress tony one, although the little villaze of Cartion, near Lanespassersby who happened to be possessed boro, were startled by the nnnotneceof keen olfactory organs may have de ment that a portrait hud by divine tected the odor of burning woolens au means been imprinted in_a window of fannels the Catholic church there, of which It is related by those who know th: Father Jones is pastor. The news spread, particulars thit the young lady was ez and thous:n!s visijed the village daily geged.in the mysteries of her toilet pri on foct and in ‘earrig:zes. At first the paraicry to a street promenade. A cor apparition aprested to consist of a set string refused to be cut bias o, young and comely woman with an insomething of that sort, and was sn’ fantin arms. and ‘at times a dim halo jected to. the discipline of a light: was disceri‘ble xbont her heed. The jamp in -order to shortenit. Burni story then took the fe rm that this was the siring iu’ two. pieces was4 suce a portrait of the Virgin Mary and for the time, and the young lady co BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Social and Other Notes About People” Old ee TUESDAY EV’NG NOV. 29. — MORE MONEY. J. H. Reader came over from Sweetland yesterday. He found the roads almost bottomless. J. V. Hunter and wife go to San tomorrow, and will be away Our Chicago Show Will Require More Than Francisco f or some time to come. The $300,000 Appropriated. — Mrs. J. Heyman and Miss Natalia More money for the World’s Fair, is A Friend Newman of Sau Francisco are visiting going to be one of the appeals to greet the Mrs. K. Casper of this city. J. Falkenstein of San Francisco came the Bulletin. Nobody is doing much intion the morning train. ‘T. Smith of Rocklin 1s spending a few talking about it, as yet, but the way things are gOing more money will have to be had days here. Miss E. B. Sawyer, S. Iglisk and C. for the building California and Page ~Brown are erecting at Chicago, and the W. Cameron of Sierra City arrised here way to get it is to draw it from the taxpay} ast evening on their way to the Pay. Legislature at its approaching session, says John C. Medley of Sacramento is in. Christ, aud the THI Novad Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial résults he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. He says: “I was feeling sick and tired Saal and Young. ane Publis and my stomach seemed all out of order. losing Out Sale I tried a number of remedies, but none seeined to give me relief until I was induced to try the old reliable Ayer’s Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a new man. I think they are’ the most pleasant and easy to take cf anything I ever used, being so finely I urge upon all who are Harnesses, sugar-coated that even a child will take them. In Need SADDLE3, ROBES, of a. laxative to try Ayer’s Pills.” — Boothbay,(Me.), Register. &c. &c. “Between the ages of five and fifteen, — — TUES fs . Is still in progress and the peuple of Neveada City and The undersigned will close surrounding country are coming in big numbers to take up his bus’ness in this city advantage of it. Everything inthe store HAS TO BE cn the DISPOSED OF by January tst, 1g93, as I’ will then quit business here after a successful career of twenty years. And now a few words fellow citizens, which it will be I was troubled with a kind of saltrheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially to the bend of the knee above thecalf. Here, running crowds of visitors in Ter Montl pleted her mate up an’ hastily starie creased tenfold. Paralytic cripples and cown town. She was more than : other aflicted persons came in droves, quarter of a mile from home when t. and afier a glimpse of the picture horrible fact was discovered that hr sores formed which would scab over, been below, arrived here last evening on threw away their crutches, exclaiming underclothing was_on fire in an inace but would break immediately on movhis way home. : that they were ‘cured. ing the leg. My mother: tried eyerysible region. The matetial, howeve: Aug Schmidt and Rudolph Kach, of The matter finally attracted such wis all wool and there was a great de: thing she could think of, but all was without avail. Although a chil’, Iréad San Francisco, who have been here for widespread attention that Bishop Cotter more smoke and offensive odor than fir: in the papers about the beneficial effects visited the church in company—with Still, no young lady approves of bein cording to the cloth, and so it was, ina sev°ral days, returned on thé noon train of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my mothFather Coyne, of Lanesboro, and Father on firein the street or. anywhere els: measure, but there have been: furbelows to their homes. Perrin, of Brownville. The window, and soshe hastened as rapidly as pos er to let me try them. With no great Joe Cozzens, a native son of Little York faith in the result, she procured and flounces, and unexpected demands. which is in the north guble of the sible to the shelter. of the house of And up to that date he will The goods in my store are new in styles, fresh in makeTo-day $94,000 is all that remains «ut of and nowa resident of San Jose, arrived church, was removed, and the bishop perfriend, and réached a harbor of safet He is the son of the late W. yesterday. sonally brought it to Winona, where he just before the flames broke out, buts the $300,000—that is, all the balance has sell his stock of up and of the very best quality, They were bought for —* will give ita thorough examination. in is said she was smoking like a limekil either been paid out or provision has W. Cozzens» Horace Rolfe, son of I. J. Rolfe, who company with other prominent Catholic been made for its expenditure. The when the friendly door closed behi: and I began to use them, and soon Double Harnesses, building is going to be one of the finest was recently admitted to practice in the clergymen. The bishop is of the opinher. Strange to say, her person was uv noticed an improvement. Encouraged never would, and will not now, carry. shoddy ends and Supreme Court, arrived here last evening ion that the glass, which shows a slight even scorched; althongh she is now tli by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, Single Harnesses, erected by any of,the States. But it must discoloration, was once a church winodds, but have always made it a point to offer for sale when the sores disapresred and have owner of a very dilapidated ontfit ¢ on a visit to his parents. be maintained, and this is going to cost dow, and that an adjacent building alwoolen underwear.—Cumberlund Newnever troubled mesin.:. ~-H. Chipman, Buggy Robes, W. W. Van Eman, the bert looking only the BEST OF EVERYTHING to be. had. — Every some money. There will have to bea lowed the light to strike it at an angle Real Estate Agent, Roane, Va. drummer on the road, isin town. He which rendered the figures visible.— “T suffered for yceurs from stomach superintendent and a small army of A New UWoston Fad. Brushes, Combs,. person who comes to my store to trade therefore gets a came up from Sacramento yesterday to C .tvago Tribune. and kidney troubles, causing very severe janitors and watchmen. © It will have to Iheve founda family where all th get away from the bad weather that is pains in various parts of the body. None dollar’s worth of goods for one hundred cents, and no one members are devoting themselves to tl I'rimmings, be lighted, it willhave to have a water Library for a Sassachasectts Town. of the remedies I tried afforded me any prevailing down there. principles-ef “renose through relax. supply.» No elevator was .arranged for relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, Erasmus Haston bas offered to give to — tee tion.” Siuce tueir conversion to th the plan of the building, soan extra $6,000 and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notar: . Sc. &c., &c., &c., Srymons Liver Recuiator has never: the town of North Brookfield $29,006 erecd of poysical culture they are had not done business in this way I could not have conPublic, Five Lakes, Mich. —. ; outright fur a public library building. is to be allowed for that. There was a been kwiown to fail to cure dyspepsia. con plete cuterteinment in. theinsel ve Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. tinued to have a large trade in Nevada county for so many or £20,000 for thesamé purpose, provided hitch in the roofing arrangements, which Bold by Druggists Every where. tle town will pay interest on the latter To find this relgx:tion they flop abo Married Sunday. years. Is not that true ? compelled’a payment of nearly $4000 more in the most wonderful menuer: the ho gum at the rate of 3 per cent. a year than anticipated. It was planned to have Richard H. George of this city, was during bis life cud that of bis wife. It bas forsaken his sitting room conch a7 on the tu artificial tiling, made up _ sheet-iron, married Storekeepers have come and have gone and have come to Miss Nettie Hoskins of Newas a totally unexpected gift and is drops a limp heap. painted, for most of the roofing, but good} vada City at an early hour Sunday mornhighly gra ifying to the people of the near the open grate; his good spoyr If you want any of these again, while I have continued here right along doing busiallows ber head to droop like’ ; taste ruled these out. Real tiling was ing, Rev. H. H. Wilcox, officiating. The town. Most of th people seem-to favor wilted lily and amazes her breath ness in a business-like way. Goods call immediately. substituted and greater cost resulted. groom is well and favorably known in the acceptance of,. the lutter offer, but a ing apptratus by peculiar gasps anc. Traveling expenses of the lady managers, this city and is employed by the firm of meeting will soon be called to let the convulsive heaving. The dauyhter: voters decide, Erasmus Haston, the All bills unpaid on the tst All this time I have maintained my credit with the of the Commissioners and attaches will Michell & Bro. He is a stepson of the donor, is u native of Belchertown, born throw back the shoulders by pl:cin; their thonghts under their seyeral chins of December will be -placed wholesalers by paying for what I-got, and have maintained eat up considerable, and a good sum will senior member of the firm, Trustee in S12. and holdiug themselycs up by imaginary be needed to pay freight on exhibits. Micl.ell, Tne bride is also well-known He was a farmer's boy, and worke: in the hands of an officer for the confidence of my customers by giving them just what bandles there implanted. I repeat th here and the best wishes of their many his way along until by industry anc collection, words, the meaning of which I do ne frienis are cordially extended to the economy he accumulated a fortune. Le they paid for’ MY PRICES HAVE BEEN THE ittempt to coustrue. In just 24 hours J. V. & relieves constipa young couple. Mr. and Mrs. George wentto North Drookiield early in life The artis atrifle beyond me. Afte VERY LOWEST CONSISTENT WITH SQUARE tion and sick headaches. Alter it gets the ind for a long time worled at shoe left on the early morning train fora two we dined the other evening the entin system undercontrol an occasional dose pre: making, afterward at farming, but fo METHODS AND GOOD GOODS, and no competitor weeks’ honeymoon at the Bay. Upon sentsreturn. Worcfcr, by permission, to W. ue last few years bas not been activels family even to Rob, the ten-year-ok nopeful, went through a drill to briny; (1. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.;Gco. A. their return they will make their future employed at anything. Quiet ond mod tions. who carried on his business in the same way ever did or ibout repose: when the prize was gainer Werner, 601 California st. 8. F.; Mrs. C. Mel home in Grass Valley and will reside in est, he has never sought public notice¢ Paris, Nov. 28.—The members of the ‘he family looked quite as if a hurrican vin, 105 Kearny St. 8. F., and many others Broad Street, Nevada City, ever could undersell me. Any assortment of poorly made the Michell house on lower Mill street.— public office, but his honorable and uy who heve found relict from constipation and had whirled them about in mad gle Cabinet this afternoon tendered their resrigbt dealings with his fellow citizen: } Tidings. sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6Terrence Below National Hotel. goods, manufactured from flimsy stuff and out-of-date in until all the bones in their bodies were ignations to President Carnot. —————+ eo have always been recognized.—Spring 8. F. writes: “I amCdyearsof age and broken into inch sections and every secCourt, pattern, is not new and He accepted the resignations, but asked never Siumons Liver Reauiator has never field (Muss.) Republican. was in competition with the have had constipation for 25 ycars. Iwas ion pulverized into powdery bits. One incuced te try Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla, them to remain in office till their successbeen known to fail to cure sick headache. guperb line: I carty. The people generally understand of the inain rules of this new system is { recognized initanherbdthe Mexicans used Seeking Safety tu.a Lion's Den. as Sahai ‘ors were appointed, A serious disturbance occurred on the to rest mind and body by imagining that togive us inthe early £0’s for buvel troubles. Self-distrust is the cause of most of our this pretty well,j the legs are heavy.—Cor. Roxbury News. (I came to California in 1559 )end I knew it failures. In the assurance of strength Place de Jaude at Clermont Ferrand on would help meand ithas, Forthefirsttime Mr. Howells’ Future Plans. there is strength, and they are the a late Tuesday evening. A negro tamer {a years I can sleep well aud my s-rtem is _ Newspaper Men Like New York. And now in conclusion I desire to say again that everyof the American circus named Jackers While Mr. Howells will not, during weakest, however strong. who have no quarreled with and stabbed a workman. New York is just now filled with newsregular. The old Mexicz. herbs in this remedy area certain curo inconstipation and thing in my store (bought fresh from the leading Eastern i aires cep 4803. confine,.bis. literary work to any faith in themselves or their powers. He then took to flight, pursued by a paper correspondents from most of the dowel troub.es.” Ask for Journal whereby his most’ Tmporenire knaves at Work wit pay Wide. . AVING purchased the stoe and markets as my freight bills will show and the railroad peoon .darge crowd whose object was to lynch cities in the country. They come from trade of L. Hirschman, on work will, for some time to come, first states in the Union to watch the piensa Oty ayes ly surrounded by an exnepenitad the pe all (On; TP ntimeti peiepe._Thev, have been ple will tell you) is being PINE STREET, see print in the pages of that magazine. Tu nerve that never relaxes, the eye tude, who had a regular fight with the St. Louis, New Orleans and San FranGarcanarilla bf aphify their friends and the pubHis new novel, ‘The Coast of Bohemia,” that never blanches, the thought that police and a number of soldiers, FOR SALE BY cisco. They were dazzled, though, by a Suis te} The authorities succeeded with great the preparations begins in the Christmas issue of the never wanders, are the harbingers of vicIPKS, Ete., which they will sell at the -in New York for the difficulty in preventing the rioters from Columbian festivities. west rates. Journal, and immediately upon sts close The triumpha} cutting the ropes holding the scaffoldarches on Fifth avenue, Mr. Howells will begin in the magazine the miles of ing of the circus together, After several bunting used to decorate the city hall, a series of editorial autobivgrahpical HOTEL ARRIVALS. hours order was restored and Jackers, the subtreasury, the great banking papers, in which he will trace the inwho had been calmly awaiting the end buildings, the fine mansions Union Arrivals. on Fifth fluences which led him to a literary life, of the disturbance under the guard of avenue, and the hotels, and the great his course of reading and his favorite ersfund. The last Legislature created a State Commission and voted it $300,00). The Governor appointed good men and they have been busy. What they have @ been doing has been noted from time to time. The general understanding was that California’s dress was being cut ac town. H. Conley, of Moore’s Flat, who: has First—Day-of December, worth your while to read and think over. Ayer's Pills MO: Clu Bak = this market and to meet the wants of our own people. who ever traded with me will say to the contrary. Dp) I If I AT COST ! Every Dose Effective fs Just Q 24. FRENCH CABINET CRISIS. JAMES CRIRNS, The Ministers all Tender Their Resigna € “ CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gus, J, & Ed, W. Schmit iny’s Vegetable \ sohhet> . CARR BROTHERS. a authors and books. The articles will practically tell the story of the famous novelist’s life, and promise to possess in a rare degree that attractive interest which always attaches itself to the life of a successful man when told by himself. Howells had his early struggles; his early resources were few, and these he will trace among other things in these articles, describing, teo, how he mastered four different languages to acquaint himself with the literature of the countries most attractive to him. Stanford To Resign. his lion Sultan, came out of the cage stands for the people erected all along the route {inpressed them with the pos+ don Publie Opinion. sibilities of this town, They gathered T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, Geo. W. Whiteside, Grass Valley, d. H. Reader, sweetland, Geo. A. Nihell, Bloomtield, and gave hisaself up to the police.—Lon° Tom Smith; Kocklin, J. Uf. English, Coluinvia Hill, Fertile Alaska, John Gregory, San Francisco, G. R. Themus, E. Downer, I. Falkenstein, Mra. O. Bloud, ae “s ae ss J. McCarty, The naturo of the whole land in Alaska can be roughly divided into three conditions: Snow and ice ficlds bury the coast rangé and chuxe up every-hollow: to the immediate north the valleys ere rocky and barren, but the vast in Colfax, thinks Stanford will resign his seat in the United States Senate as soon as the next Legislature adjourns. Then Gov Postmaster Peacock tells us that a son ant vegetution. Scientific authorities of Indian Billy Jewell, better known as theoretically mapped out giant ice fields Billy Key West, a young man twentya3 spreading over the entire land from one years old, met his death in a singnthe Fairweather and Mount St. Elias lar manner while hunting last week in ranges north almost to the valley of the the Indian hunting grounds in Dade Yukon, county. Billy, who was Colossal heights mantled in never . went out and shota largea good hunter, buck. Thinkinelting snows tower thousands of feet ing him dead, he stooped down on comin the air, but within the shadow of ing up to him to cut his throat, The these mighty nplands, in the sheltered buck in his last agonies made for him hollows beneath, lie immense valleys aud drove his horns into the abdomen of carpeted in richest grasses and gracefully the Indian, ripping it open. After three tinted with wild flowers. Here in the days, Billy not returning, a party was sumnper @ genial clime is found, where raade up, and, attracted by the bazstrawberries and other wild fruits vipen vards, both hunter and hunted: were in luxuriance, where there ara 414 found dead together—the Indian til] months of summer and 71g of winter, impaled on the horns of the buck.—Key In June and July the sun is lost below West (Fla.) Equator. the horizon only for a few hor rs, and pon ieee Le Rese the temperatnre, though chilly xt night, Big Steel Trusses. ¥ bas an averaye of 65 degs, in the dayThe steel trusses which are to support time.—E, J. Glave in Century, : the roof of the Manufactures building C. Ozalli, National Exchange. . J. R. Dawenpcrt,“S.n Francisco, J. Tyrrell, #6 J. A Lipinan, a 8. F. Daily, (a) J. F. Libby, # ¢ernor Markham'will appoint Charles N. W. W. Van Eman, ” iC, Smith, trench Corral, Felton the Senator, or may be Col. Dan J. C. Medley, Sacramento, H. Thompson, + Barns. The “Undertaker” specifieswhy he thinks °Stanford will resign: “His presence could not be of great value to his party, which will then be ina mi nority, and he has not shown any special fondness for Washington life. His health is not good, the climate of Washington is execrable, his own affairs oceupy all J. Cozzen, San Jose, W. Buck, Chu.ch’s Ranch, J. Goffett, “ Miss E. B. Sawyer, Sierra City, S. Iglick, i C. W. Carman, An Indian’s Last Hunt. terior beyond is richly clothed in luxuri Mrs. J. Whitcomb, ‘ Geo, Levee, Purdon,s Bridge, J. Levee. as A. Tebbets, Reno, G. Ozalli, Graniteville, os “The Undertaker,"’ who writes from San Francisco to the Stockton Mail, is pretty well posted on politics. He at the Lotus club the other night and unanimously yoted that when New York got up on its hind legs and yawped over a great event it was the most triumphant cry and the most successful of any city in the nation.—New York Sun. oe Geo Blodgett, a C. R. Clark, R. R. E. C. Morgan, Grasa Valley, D. B. Marwick, “ F. Dulmaine, “ Gilmore's Baton, 4 Chanee For Every i . rroa Get CLOTHING CHEAP! . MILLER, but Good and Fashionable Broad Street, Odd Fellows’Building, Nev ada City, Clothing Cheap. are NMMBER ONE. were diawound tipped, and all were gold . tribe. trimmed.—New York Advertiser, ° —_—A : Jealous Elephant, pure medicinal tonics and alteratives— containing nothing which permits its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recog-” nized as the best and purest medicine for. Nevada City Athletic Club, all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kid AT ARMORY HALL, gute, Constipation, and drive Malariz Friday Evening, December 9th, neys. It-will cure Sick Headache, Indi the system. Satisfaction guaranwith each bottle or the money will TO BE GIVEN BY THE Price only 60c. per bottle . ADMISSION—Gentlemen 50 cents, la‘ dies 25 cents, =. If there has been a wet December the first crop of nests is generally a one, being soiled b y the damp and ta e drip An amusing instance of elephantine . pings from We can convince you that what we the roo fs of the caves. (Co)sa y in } is told by Baker. The elephant . lectors, however, begin } Pride in J anu ary to go . stock, which usually led the state procession of . around It isa sure proposition. the island to the Gifferent caves a rajah being sick, the magnificent trap-. in an open boat. The best quality repings were placed on one which had up semble pure ising lass, and are w to this time ovenpied only a subordinate . their weig ht in silver, Afterward cee place. The animal, delighted with its are two other collections. The caves in finery, showed its glee by so many little which the nestagre found are scattered squeaks and kicks of pleasure that gen about the island s; some are far inland ral attention was attracted to it, others in rocks concealed in mangrove Not long after another state proces swamps,--London News, ‘4 sion was formed, and the previou: wearer of the gold cloths, being re stored to health, took bis accustome: place and trappings, when the now de graded . beast, imagiuing perhaps tha he was being defrau led of his prome ‘ion, was with great.difficulty restriing from attacking the leader of the parade —Pearson’s Weekly. bec. A danas bean AGENTEFOR Playing Horse, A wealthy hermit who dwelt near : ‘ndiana with a cart made from old bug sy wheels and shafts, to which he himelf was harnessed as though he was a sorse, A large dog accompanied hiin 48 @ bodyguar me Ep ~ mec . =. down in plain figures, ’ d it eg le Masta Mineral WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDF™ Just Received. oe eelDUAY'S Malt Whiske : ‘wot ” the K. CASPER. ‘eekive” Commercial Stas, we nes fror ties Pre Will Be Sold at Cost. springfield, O., has started fcr western sent tull regard to ou Everything in the Store © a Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among Other Houses Here. stock very fered will then . just auite mak do n lishi Mai Hot eleg arti the : Prices With A Leader. Th gost Compare Our Stock and AND BALL. lucustertedmummmmemameenies ee ed —————— ee I cordially invite all who want to ob tain genuine bargaing on really first-class MENS’ YO UTHS’ and BOY ; CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND NECKWEAR, BOOTS, SHOES RUBBER GOODS, etc., to com e and post themselves. as to my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. in the World’s fair grounds will be the largest in the world. There wiil be twenty-two: trusses, and they will be erected in pairs. Each truss will cover Gand Athletic Rxhibiton Spatoxs Liver Reau.aror has never failed to relieve costiveness, and blind _or bleeding piles, For the simple reason, as I have told. you before in my advertisements, that I am going out of business here and will haveno’more use for the goods after the close of this year. You must Bear in mind that We Are. -Not Selling Cheap Clothing Cheap, =. Ez Everything from a Pair of Socks tog When Gilmore was in Minneapolis Suit of Clothes during the exposition in 12858 the music L. Leeman, Oakland, of his band was transferred to ua phono4 span of 886 feet, and from the center C, Hepler, $s graph, and he afterward heard it. of the roof inside to the ground 6-2 there ‘That is wonderful, grand!” exclaimed We carry only First-class Goods, Hires’ Rout Beer. will be a distance of 206 feet, Wires Prostrated. Each Gilmore, “It’s all there bat iny Kittle truss weighs 200 tons, and 6000 tons of pl for this delicious and stick’and the tap tap of the alto horn’s The storm now prevailing is far reachWe don’t ask you to take our word for steel will be used in the roof of: the healtL:ul summer beverage—at the Beeheel.” it. ing in its effects. It isnot contined alone hive Grocery Store, Commercial street. bnilding. Above the trusses supporting The “little stick” was his baton. It the roof will be erected other to California but extends beyond the trusses to was made of whitewood, and he always But whenever you have a few moments support the lantern roof: These trussea Rockk Mountains, ‘where it hag done a. to s pare call ir. carried it when at ‘the head of his band. will be thirty -six feet in height and.each . and vast amount of damage. The. raiu has “I have a dozen or more batons,” said . will span a distance of 150 feet.—Ex. the popular leader one day, ‘but none caused floods, snow has interfered with of them compares with this little stick. change, railroad traffic, andthe usnal Wintry I can tap on the €dge of ny inusic stand winds prevalent in the East have caused The Dirdsnests That Men Eat. with. this, and it will not spoil it. My : The swifts much property lose. The wind has been arrive in the Andaman other batons would be ruined, so I keep islands towar d the end of November, so violent, in fact, that telegraph wires them locked up.” but they take their time have been prostrated, and the foreigu and During his continental tour he was nests, which are forme in building the d from a gelatindsmestic uews is Conspicuous by its presented with magnificiently decorated ous'secretion from the Salivary glands of absence. batons in every country. Some of them those beautiful members of the swallow the time he can find, and his increasing deafness makes it difficult for him to eng4ge in public duties,” Sold At a Sacrifice Oe pone Fela

oer oan REGION a > Dent seein ~PERSUNAL MENTION. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. To Exaiuine the Atleged hiiracie V. iudow. Beware the Deadly Corset String» The Cinica (fins.) church window One of Cumberland’s miost busy thormiracle, which bas for sever nrienths oughifares came near being the scene of been the cause of much excijement in a tragedy yesterdayevening of a most Minnesota an.l n ri) we-tern Seligions sensational and distressing character. A circles, is to Le deceived upon by a thoroung lady, radiant in all the loveliness ough scientific examination by Bichcup hat usually attends sweet seventcen, J. B. Cotter, of Winona, wit in whose traveled three entira kiocks literally on jurisdiction the to culled iirac! fire, and yet gare no sign nor did she Severnl weeks aco the iinhal betray her distress tony one, although the little villaze of Cartion, near Lanespassersby who happened to be possessed boro, were startled by the nnnotneceof keen olfactory organs may have de ment that a portrait hud by divine tected the odor of burning woolens au means been imprinted in_a window of fannels the Catholic church there, of which It is related by those who know th: Father Jones is pastor. The news spread, particulars thit the young lady was ez and thous:n!s visijed the village daily geged.in the mysteries of her toilet pri on foct and in ‘earrig:zes. At first the paraicry to a street promenade. A cor apparition aprested to consist of a set string refused to be cut bias o, young and comely woman with an insomething of that sort, and was sn’ fantin arms. and ‘at times a dim halo jected to. the discipline of a light: was disceri‘ble xbont her heed. The jamp in -order to shortenit. Burni story then took the fe rm that this was the siring iu’ two. pieces was4 suce a portrait of the Virgin Mary and for the time, and the young lady co BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Social and Other Notes About People” Old ee TUESDAY EV’NG NOV. 29. — MORE MONEY. J. H. Reader came over from Sweetland yesterday. He found the roads almost bottomless. J. V. Hunter and wife go to San tomorrow, and will be away Our Chicago Show Will Require More Than Francisco f or some time to come. The $300,000 Appropriated. — Mrs. J. Heyman and Miss Natalia More money for the World’s Fair, is A Friend Newman of Sau Francisco are visiting going to be one of the appeals to greet the Mrs. K. Casper of this city. J. Falkenstein of San Francisco came the Bulletin. Nobody is doing much intion the morning train. ‘T. Smith of Rocklin 1s spending a few talking about it, as yet, but the way things are gOing more money will have to be had days here. Miss E. B. Sawyer, S. Iglisk and C. for the building California and Page ~Brown are erecting at Chicago, and the W. Cameron of Sierra City arrised here way to get it is to draw it from the taxpay} ast evening on their way to the Pay. Legislature at its approaching session, says John C. Medley of Sacramento is in. Christ, aud the THI Novad Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial résults he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. He says: “I was feeling sick and tired Saal and Young. ane Publis and my stomach seemed all out of order. losing Out Sale I tried a number of remedies, but none seeined to give me relief until I was induced to try the old reliable Ayer’s Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a new man. I think they are’ the most pleasant and easy to take cf anything I ever used, being so finely I urge upon all who are Harnesses, sugar-coated that even a child will take them. In Need SADDLE3, ROBES, of a. laxative to try Ayer’s Pills.” — Boothbay,(Me.), Register. &c. &c. “Between the ages of five and fifteen, — — TUES fs . Is still in progress and the peuple of Neveada City and The undersigned will close surrounding country are coming in big numbers to take up his bus’ness in this city advantage of it. Everything inthe store HAS TO BE cn the DISPOSED OF by January tst, 1g93, as I’ will then quit business here after a successful career of twenty years. And now a few words fellow citizens, which it will be I was troubled with a kind of saltrheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially to the bend of the knee above thecalf. Here, running crowds of visitors in Ter Montl pleted her mate up an’ hastily starie creased tenfold. Paralytic cripples and cown town. She was more than : other aflicted persons came in droves, quarter of a mile from home when t. and afier a glimpse of the picture horrible fact was discovered that hr sores formed which would scab over, been below, arrived here last evening on threw away their crutches, exclaiming underclothing was_on fire in an inace but would break immediately on movhis way home. : that they were ‘cured. ing the leg. My mother: tried eyerysible region. The matetial, howeve: Aug Schmidt and Rudolph Kach, of The matter finally attracted such wis all wool and there was a great de: thing she could think of, but all was without avail. Although a chil’, Iréad San Francisco, who have been here for widespread attention that Bishop Cotter more smoke and offensive odor than fir: in the papers about the beneficial effects visited the church in company—with Still, no young lady approves of bein cording to the cloth, and so it was, ina sev°ral days, returned on thé noon train of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my mothFather Coyne, of Lanesboro, and Father on firein the street or. anywhere els: measure, but there have been: furbelows to their homes. Perrin, of Brownville. The window, and soshe hastened as rapidly as pos er to let me try them. With no great Joe Cozzens, a native son of Little York faith in the result, she procured and flounces, and unexpected demands. which is in the north guble of the sible to the shelter. of the house of And up to that date he will The goods in my store are new in styles, fresh in makeTo-day $94,000 is all that remains «ut of and nowa resident of San Jose, arrived church, was removed, and the bishop perfriend, and réached a harbor of safet He is the son of the late W. yesterday. sonally brought it to Winona, where he just before the flames broke out, buts the $300,000—that is, all the balance has sell his stock of up and of the very best quality, They were bought for —* will give ita thorough examination. in is said she was smoking like a limekil either been paid out or provision has W. Cozzens» Horace Rolfe, son of I. J. Rolfe, who company with other prominent Catholic been made for its expenditure. The when the friendly door closed behi: and I began to use them, and soon Double Harnesses, building is going to be one of the finest was recently admitted to practice in the clergymen. The bishop is of the opinher. Strange to say, her person was uv noticed an improvement. Encouraged never would, and will not now, carry. shoddy ends and Supreme Court, arrived here last evening ion that the glass, which shows a slight even scorched; althongh she is now tli by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, Single Harnesses, erected by any of,the States. But it must discoloration, was once a church winodds, but have always made it a point to offer for sale when the sores disapresred and have owner of a very dilapidated ontfit ¢ on a visit to his parents. be maintained, and this is going to cost dow, and that an adjacent building alwoolen underwear.—Cumberlund Newnever troubled mesin.:. ~-H. Chipman, Buggy Robes, W. W. Van Eman, the bert looking only the BEST OF EVERYTHING to be. had. — Every some money. There will have to bea lowed the light to strike it at an angle Real Estate Agent, Roane, Va. drummer on the road, isin town. He which rendered the figures visible.— “T suffered for yceurs from stomach superintendent and a small army of A New UWoston Fad. Brushes, Combs,. person who comes to my store to trade therefore gets a came up from Sacramento yesterday to C .tvago Tribune. and kidney troubles, causing very severe janitors and watchmen. © It will have to Iheve founda family where all th get away from the bad weather that is pains in various parts of the body. None dollar’s worth of goods for one hundred cents, and no one members are devoting themselves to tl I'rimmings, be lighted, it willhave to have a water Library for a Sassachasectts Town. of the remedies I tried afforded me any prevailing down there. principles-ef “renose through relax. supply.» No elevator was .arranged for relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, Erasmus Haston bas offered to give to — tee tion.” Siuce tueir conversion to th the plan of the building, soan extra $6,000 and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notar: . Sc. &c., &c., &c., Srymons Liver Recuiator has never: the town of North Brookfield $29,006 erecd of poysical culture they are had not done business in this way I could not have conPublic, Five Lakes, Mich. —. ; outright fur a public library building. is to be allowed for that. There was a been kwiown to fail to cure dyspepsia. con plete cuterteinment in. theinsel ve Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. tinued to have a large trade in Nevada county for so many or £20,000 for thesamé purpose, provided hitch in the roofing arrangements, which Bold by Druggists Every where. tle town will pay interest on the latter To find this relgx:tion they flop abo Married Sunday. years. Is not that true ? compelled’a payment of nearly $4000 more in the most wonderful menuer: the ho gum at the rate of 3 per cent. a year than anticipated. It was planned to have Richard H. George of this city, was during bis life cud that of bis wife. It bas forsaken his sitting room conch a7 on the tu artificial tiling, made up _ sheet-iron, married Storekeepers have come and have gone and have come to Miss Nettie Hoskins of Newas a totally unexpected gift and is drops a limp heap. painted, for most of the roofing, but good} vada City at an early hour Sunday mornhighly gra ifying to the people of the near the open grate; his good spoyr If you want any of these again, while I have continued here right along doing busiallows ber head to droop like’ ; taste ruled these out. Real tiling was ing, Rev. H. H. Wilcox, officiating. The town. Most of th people seem-to favor wilted lily and amazes her breath ness in a business-like way. Goods call immediately. substituted and greater cost resulted. groom is well and favorably known in the acceptance of,. the lutter offer, but a ing apptratus by peculiar gasps anc. Traveling expenses of the lady managers, this city and is employed by the firm of meeting will soon be called to let the convulsive heaving. The dauyhter: voters decide, Erasmus Haston, the All bills unpaid on the tst All this time I have maintained my credit with the of the Commissioners and attaches will Michell & Bro. He is a stepson of the donor, is u native of Belchertown, born throw back the shoulders by pl:cin; their thonghts under their seyeral chins of December will be -placed wholesalers by paying for what I-got, and have maintained eat up considerable, and a good sum will senior member of the firm, Trustee in S12. and holdiug themselycs up by imaginary be needed to pay freight on exhibits. Micl.ell, Tne bride is also well-known He was a farmer's boy, and worke: in the hands of an officer for the confidence of my customers by giving them just what bandles there implanted. I repeat th here and the best wishes of their many his way along until by industry anc collection, words, the meaning of which I do ne frienis are cordially extended to the economy he accumulated a fortune. Le they paid for’ MY PRICES HAVE BEEN THE ittempt to coustrue. In just 24 hours J. V. & relieves constipa young couple. Mr. and Mrs. George wentto North Drookiield early in life The artis atrifle beyond me. Afte VERY LOWEST CONSISTENT WITH SQUARE tion and sick headaches. Alter it gets the ind for a long time worled at shoe left on the early morning train fora two we dined the other evening the entin system undercontrol an occasional dose pre: making, afterward at farming, but fo METHODS AND GOOD GOODS, and no competitor weeks’ honeymoon at the Bay. Upon sentsreturn. Worcfcr, by permission, to W. ue last few years bas not been activels family even to Rob, the ten-year-ok nopeful, went through a drill to briny; (1. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.;Gco. A. their return they will make their future employed at anything. Quiet ond mod tions. who carried on his business in the same way ever did or ibout repose: when the prize was gainer Werner, 601 California st. 8. F.; Mrs. C. Mel home in Grass Valley and will reside in est, he has never sought public notice¢ Paris, Nov. 28.—The members of the ‘he family looked quite as if a hurrican vin, 105 Kearny St. 8. F., and many others Broad Street, Nevada City, ever could undersell me. Any assortment of poorly made the Michell house on lower Mill street.— public office, but his honorable and uy who heve found relict from constipation and had whirled them about in mad gle Cabinet this afternoon tendered their resrigbt dealings with his fellow citizen: } Tidings. sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6Terrence Below National Hotel. goods, manufactured from flimsy stuff and out-of-date in until all the bones in their bodies were ignations to President Carnot. —————+ eo have always been recognized.—Spring 8. F. writes: “I amCdyearsof age and broken into inch sections and every secCourt, pattern, is not new and He accepted the resignations, but asked never Siumons Liver Reauiator has never field (Muss.) Republican. was in competition with the have had constipation for 25 ycars. Iwas ion pulverized into powdery bits. One incuced te try Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla, them to remain in office till their successbeen known to fail to cure sick headache. guperb line: I carty. The people generally understand of the inain rules of this new system is { recognized initanherbdthe Mexicans used Seeking Safety tu.a Lion's Den. as Sahai ‘ors were appointed, A serious disturbance occurred on the to rest mind and body by imagining that togive us inthe early £0’s for buvel troubles. Self-distrust is the cause of most of our this pretty well,j the legs are heavy.—Cor. Roxbury News. (I came to California in 1559 )end I knew it failures. In the assurance of strength Place de Jaude at Clermont Ferrand on would help meand ithas, Forthefirsttime Mr. Howells’ Future Plans. there is strength, and they are the a late Tuesday evening. A negro tamer {a years I can sleep well aud my s-rtem is _ Newspaper Men Like New York. And now in conclusion I desire to say again that everyof the American circus named Jackers While Mr. Howells will not, during weakest, however strong. who have no quarreled with and stabbed a workman. New York is just now filled with newsregular. The old Mexicz. herbs in this remedy area certain curo inconstipation and thing in my store (bought fresh from the leading Eastern i aires cep 4803. confine,.bis. literary work to any faith in themselves or their powers. He then took to flight, pursued by a paper correspondents from most of the dowel troub.es.” Ask for Journal whereby his most’ Tmporenire knaves at Work wit pay Wide. . AVING purchased the stoe and markets as my freight bills will show and the railroad peoon .darge crowd whose object was to lynch cities in the country. They come from trade of L. Hirschman, on work will, for some time to come, first states in the Union to watch the piensa Oty ayes ly surrounded by an exnepenitad the pe all (On; TP ntimeti peiepe._Thev, have been ple will tell you) is being PINE STREET, see print in the pages of that magazine. Tu nerve that never relaxes, the eye tude, who had a regular fight with the St. Louis, New Orleans and San FranGarcanarilla bf aphify their friends and the pubHis new novel, ‘The Coast of Bohemia,” that never blanches, the thought that police and a number of soldiers, FOR SALE BY cisco. They were dazzled, though, by a Suis te} The authorities succeeded with great the preparations begins in the Christmas issue of the never wanders, are the harbingers of vicIPKS, Ete., which they will sell at the -in New York for the difficulty in preventing the rioters from Columbian festivities. west rates. Journal, and immediately upon sts close The triumpha} cutting the ropes holding the scaffoldarches on Fifth avenue, Mr. Howells will begin in the magazine the miles of ing of the circus together, After several bunting used to decorate the city hall, a series of editorial autobivgrahpical HOTEL ARRIVALS. hours order was restored and Jackers, the subtreasury, the great banking papers, in which he will trace the inwho had been calmly awaiting the end buildings, the fine mansions Union Arrivals. on Fifth fluences which led him to a literary life, of the disturbance under the guard of avenue, and the hotels, and the great his course of reading and his favorite ersfund. The last Legislature created a State Commission and voted it $300,00). The Governor appointed good men and they have been busy. What they have @ been doing has been noted from time to time. The general understanding was that California’s dress was being cut ac town. H. Conley, of Moore’s Flat, who: has First—Day-of December, worth your while to read and think over. Ayer's Pills MO: Clu Bak = this market and to meet the wants of our own people. who ever traded with me will say to the contrary. Dp) I If I AT COST !

Every Dose Effective fs Just Q 24. FRENCH CABINET CRISIS. JAMES CRIRNS, The Ministers all Tender Their Resigna € “ CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gus, J, & Ed, W. Schmit iny’s Vegetable \ sohhet> . CARR BROTHERS. a authors and books. The articles will practically tell the story of the famous novelist’s life, and promise to possess in a rare degree that attractive interest which always attaches itself to the life of a successful man when told by himself. Howells had his early struggles; his early resources were few, and these he will trace among other things in these articles, describing, teo, how he mastered four different languages to acquaint himself with the literature of the countries most attractive to him. Stanford To Resign. his lion Sultan, came out of the cage stands for the people erected all along the route {inpressed them with the pos+ don Publie Opinion. sibilities of this town, They gathered T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, Geo. W. Whiteside, Grass Valley, d. H. Reader, sweetland, Geo. A. Nihell, Bloomtield, and gave hisaself up to the police.—Lon° Tom Smith; Kocklin, J. Uf. English, Coluinvia Hill, Fertile Alaska, John Gregory, San Francisco, G. R. Themus, E. Downer, I. Falkenstein, Mra. O. Bloud, ae “s ae ss J. McCarty, The naturo of the whole land in Alaska can be roughly divided into three conditions: Snow and ice ficlds bury the coast rangé and chuxe up every-hollow: to the immediate north the valleys ere rocky and barren, but the vast in Colfax, thinks Stanford will resign his seat in the United States Senate as soon as the next Legislature adjourns. Then Gov Postmaster Peacock tells us that a son ant vegetution. Scientific authorities of Indian Billy Jewell, better known as theoretically mapped out giant ice fields Billy Key West, a young man twentya3 spreading over the entire land from one years old, met his death in a singnthe Fairweather and Mount St. Elias lar manner while hunting last week in ranges north almost to the valley of the the Indian hunting grounds in Dade Yukon, county. Billy, who was Colossal heights mantled in never . went out and shota largea good hunter, buck. Thinkinelting snows tower thousands of feet ing him dead, he stooped down on comin the air, but within the shadow of ing up to him to cut his throat, The these mighty nplands, in the sheltered buck in his last agonies made for him hollows beneath, lie immense valleys aud drove his horns into the abdomen of carpeted in richest grasses and gracefully the Indian, ripping it open. After three tinted with wild flowers. Here in the days, Billy not returning, a party was sumnper @ genial clime is found, where raade up, and, attracted by the bazstrawberries and other wild fruits vipen vards, both hunter and hunted: were in luxuriance, where there ara 414 found dead together—the Indian til] months of summer and 71g of winter, impaled on the horns of the buck.—Key In June and July the sun is lost below West (Fla.) Equator. the horizon only for a few hor rs, and pon ieee Le Rese the temperatnre, though chilly xt night, Big Steel Trusses. ¥ bas an averaye of 65 degs, in the dayThe steel trusses which are to support time.—E, J. Glave in Century, : the roof of the Manufactures building C. Ozalli, National Exchange. . J. R. Dawenpcrt,“S.n Francisco, J. Tyrrell, #6 J. A Lipinan, a 8. F. Daily, (a) J. F. Libby, # ¢ernor Markham'will appoint Charles N. W. W. Van Eman, ” iC, Smith, trench Corral, Felton the Senator, or may be Col. Dan J. C. Medley, Sacramento, H. Thompson, + Barns. The “Undertaker” specifieswhy he thinks °Stanford will resign: “His presence could not be of great value to his party, which will then be ina mi nority, and he has not shown any special fondness for Washington life. His health is not good, the climate of Washington is execrable, his own affairs oceupy all J. Cozzen, San Jose, W. Buck, Chu.ch’s Ranch, J. Goffett, “ Miss E. B. Sawyer, Sierra City, S. Iglick, i C. W. Carman, An Indian’s Last Hunt. terior beyond is richly clothed in luxuri Mrs. J. Whitcomb, ‘ Geo, Levee, Purdon,s Bridge, J. Levee. as A. Tebbets, Reno, G. Ozalli, Graniteville, os “The Undertaker,"’ who writes from San Francisco to the Stockton Mail, is pretty well posted on politics. He at the Lotus club the other night and unanimously yoted that when New York got up on its hind legs and yawped over a great event it was the most triumphant cry and the most successful of any city in the nation.—New York Sun. oe Geo Blodgett, a C. R. Clark, R. R. E. C. Morgan, Grasa Valley, D. B. Marwick, “ F. Dulmaine, “ Gilmore's Baton, 4 Chanee For Every i . rroa Get CLOTHING CHEAP! . MILLER, but Good and Fashionable Broad Street, Odd Fellows’Building, Nev ada City, Clothing Cheap. are NMMBER ONE. were diawound tipped, and all were gold . tribe. trimmed.—New York Advertiser, ° —_—A : Jealous Elephant, pure medicinal tonics and alteratives— containing nothing which permits its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recog-” nized as the best and purest medicine for. Nevada City Athletic Club, all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kid AT ARMORY HALL, gute, Constipation, and drive Malariz Friday Evening, December 9th, neys. It-will cure Sick Headache, Indi the system. Satisfaction guaranwith each bottle or the money will TO BE GIVEN BY THE Price only 60c. per bottle . ADMISSION—Gentlemen 50 cents, la‘ dies 25 cents, =. If there has been a wet December the first crop of nests is generally a one, being soiled b y the damp and ta e drip An amusing instance of elephantine . pings from We can convince you that what we the roo fs of the caves. (Co)sa y in } is told by Baker. The elephant . lectors, however, begin } Pride in J anu ary to go . stock, which usually led the state procession of . around It isa sure proposition. the island to the Gifferent caves a rajah being sick, the magnificent trap-. in an open boat. The best quality repings were placed on one which had up semble pure ising lass, and are w to this time ovenpied only a subordinate . their weig ht in silver, Afterward cee place. The animal, delighted with its are two other collections. The caves in finery, showed its glee by so many little which the nestagre found are scattered squeaks and kicks of pleasure that gen about the island s; some are far inland ral attention was attracted to it, others in rocks concealed in mangrove Not long after another state proces swamps,--London News, ‘4 sion was formed, and the previou: wearer of the gold cloths, being re stored to health, took bis accustome: place and trappings, when the now de graded . beast, imagiuing perhaps tha he was being defrau led of his prome ‘ion, was with great.difficulty restriing from attacking the leader of the parade —Pearson’s Weekly. bec. A danas bean AGENTEFOR Playing Horse, A wealthy hermit who dwelt near : ‘ndiana with a cart made from old bug sy wheels and shafts, to which he himelf was harnessed as though he was a sorse, A large dog accompanied hiin 48 @ bodyguar me Ep ~ mec . =. down in plain figures, ’ d it eg le Masta Mineral WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDF™ Just Received. oe eelDUAY'S Malt Whiske : ‘wot ” the K. CASPER. ‘eekive” Commercial Stas, we nes fror ties Pre Will Be Sold at Cost. springfield, O., has started fcr western sent tull regard to ou Everything in the Store © a Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among Other Houses Here. stock very fered will then . just auite mak do n lishi Mai Hot eleg arti the : Prices With A Leader. Th gost Compare Our Stock and AND BALL. lucustertedmummmmemameenies ee ed —————— ee I cordially invite all who want to ob tain genuine bargaing on really first-class MENS’ YO UTHS’ and BOY ; CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND NECKWEAR, BOOTS, SHOES RUBBER GOODS, etc., to com e and post themselves. as to my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. in the World’s fair grounds will be the largest in the world. There wiil be twenty-two: trusses, and they will be erected in pairs. Each truss will cover Gand Athletic Rxhibiton Spatoxs Liver Reau.aror has never failed to relieve costiveness, and blind _or bleeding piles, For the simple reason, as I have told. you before in my advertisements, that I am going out of business here and will haveno’more use for the goods after the close of this year. You must Bear in mind that We Are. -Not Selling Cheap Clothing Cheap, =. Ez Everything from a Pair of Socks tog When Gilmore was in Minneapolis Suit of Clothes during the exposition in 12858 the music L. Leeman, Oakland, of his band was transferred to ua phono4 span of 886 feet, and from the center C, Hepler, $s graph, and he afterward heard it. of the roof inside to the ground 6-2 there ‘That is wonderful, grand!” exclaimed We carry only First-class Goods, Hires’ Rout Beer. will be a distance of 206 feet, Wires Prostrated. Each Gilmore, “It’s all there bat iny Kittle truss weighs 200 tons, and 6000 tons of pl for this delicious and stick’and the tap tap of the alto horn’s The storm now prevailing is far reachWe don’t ask you to take our word for steel will be used in the roof of: the healtL:ul summer beverage—at the Beeheel.” it. ing in its effects. It isnot contined alone hive Grocery Store, Commercial street. bnilding. Above the trusses supporting The “little stick” was his baton. It the roof will be erected other to California but extends beyond the trusses to was made of whitewood, and he always But whenever you have a few moments support the lantern roof: These trussea Rockk Mountains, ‘where it hag done a. to s pare call ir. carried it when at ‘the head of his band. will be thirty -six feet in height and.each . and vast amount of damage. The. raiu has “I have a dozen or more batons,” said . will span a distance of 150 feet.—Ex. the popular leader one day, ‘but none caused floods, snow has interfered with of them compares with this little stick. change, railroad traffic, andthe usnal Wintry I can tap on the €dge of ny inusic stand winds prevalent in the East have caused The Dirdsnests That Men Eat. with. this, and it will not spoil it. My : The swifts much property lose. The wind has been arrive in the Andaman other batons would be ruined, so I keep islands towar d the end of November, so violent, in fact, that telegraph wires them locked up.” but they take their time have been prostrated, and the foreigu and During his continental tour he was nests, which are forme in building the d from a gelatindsmestic uews is Conspicuous by its presented with magnificiently decorated ous'secretion from the Salivary glands of absence. batons in every country. Some of them those beautiful members of the swallow the time he can find, and his increasing deafness makes it difficult for him to eng4ge in public duties,” Sold At a Sacrifice Oe pone Fela