November 30, 1892 (4 pages)

a. awe ees Tae best characters have a mixture of y ~ te, fe oe _ —~ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. ree ———— = WEDNESDAY EV’NG NOV. 30, *92. The Ballot Law. Arthur McEwen in one of his letters relates some of the ‘inside opposition’ to the so-called Australian ballot law. He says: A politician, who held office under Buckley’s regimie and was ia the confidence of that_regretted boss, tells me that a dead set is to be made against the Australian ballot law when the Legislature meets, and that Sam Kainey, Buckfey’s former partner, is to general the attacking forces. The amending bill, Practically equivalent to a repeal, has, accurding to my informant, already been drawu. As he is a lawyer I suspect that he has himself had a hand in drawing it. ‘That law has got to go,” he explained, ‘‘becayse st kills the trade of ' the politicians. The gang simply can’t work under it, Asa citizen, . think it’s the best scheme ever devised, for it puts an end to bulldozing, and leaves mighty little chance for vote buying. But-as a politician, I am against it for . naturally don’t want to go out of business.” California Papers. Chas. T. Diehl, manager of the Westecn Association Press talked tu a Call reporter recently and among other things said: 4 California journalism is the only really original journalism in the United States today, and Calitornia papers are copied by the New York journals more than all the other papers in the country put together. I don’t know that the men are any more original than those on Eastern papers, but they have more original subjects around them and can do better work with greater ease. To this the Los Angeles Express adds the following: » ‘California may be behind the great East in some respects, but certainly not in regard to her newspapers. The press of this State, population considered, represents a high standard of ,fnterprise and ability. Our papers pay much more for news, as a rule, in proportion to theircirculation, than those published in the cities and towns of the East. The South Idaho. A meeting of the Directors of the South Idaho Consolidated Mining and Milling Company was held last evening, and the following officers were elected: James McKenna, President; Joseph O’Keefe, Vice President; W. H. Crase, Treasurer; W. J. Rogers, Secretary. The company intend to push developments at the South Idaho as soon as the weather will permit. The prospects for a good mine are flattering indeed. A shaft has been put down to the depth of 50 feet and a drift run at.that depth, the dis:ance of 40 feet. Thé ledge in this drift is of fine looking quartz, showing galena, sulphurets and gold; the ledge is from 18 inches to 3 feet in size. The walls are working capital. This stoca .:11 ue sold : Aipresent at 25 cents ashare. It is the Panes Our acts make or mar us; we are the children of our own deeds. — : inerrant ATW TT, infirmities, and the worst have sometimes redeemiug virtues, ee Se egg Every utterance creates some kind of an impression, THe credit gained by a lie lasts only until the truth comes out. Ir takes 100 gallons of oil a year to “keep a large-sized locomotive in running order, THERE are over 100 mines in the Lake Superior district.: THIRITY-FouR cotton-spinning mills are in operation in Japan, ee. THIRTEEN hundred railway traius are handled daily in Ch'cago. SS SS ae ea A BILL has been introduced in the Vermont Legislature, permitting municipalities to manufacture and distribute elecNoritin is so contagious as example; we are never.either much good or much evil without imitators, meee oben eau Tus mystery of sleep! , This greater mystery of waking! If we could fathom them we should have fathomed gureelves and life and death! A Tremerdeus Rumpus In the system is produced by a disorderly liver. Bile gets into the blood and gives a saffron tinge to the countenance and eyeballs, sick headaches ensue, the digestive organs are thrown out of gear, the bowels become costive, there are pains through the right side and shoulder blade, _ the breath grows sour and the tongue furred, dizziness is frequent, especially on rising suddenly. ‘This st#te ot af. fairs could not exist unless the disturbance were a serious one. Yet it is easily remediable® with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which relieves every symptom o: biliousness and indigestion, aud promotes a regular action of the bowels, and is auxiliary of appetite aud tleep, The li » ters is a suberb specitic for malarial ana kidney trouble, rheumatism and debility. A wineglassful thrice a day. Prey A Leader, Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics, and alveratis es— containing nothing which permits its use asa beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine forall ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kid neys. It will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Malari: ‘the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money w:. ] Sold by Carr Bros, hospital, Chances are decidedly agamst hi m. : a number of newspapers as the proper man for President pro tem. of tie Senate. STOKE IN THE STATE. : Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Opera Glasses, warranted as represented. order at short notiee. “Telégraph”’ Items. eS = Edward Appleton is very ill. DYSPEPSIA Fred Lunt is very ill at the county . , Is that misery experienced when suddenly made aware that you~ possess a diabolical arrangement called stomach. No two dyspeptics have the same’ predominant symptoms, but whutever form dyspepsia takes :. . The underlying cause ts . in the LIVER, and one thirig is certain no one— will remain a dyspeptic who will It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, { Expel foul gases, Allsy Irritation, BA Assist Digestion and at the same time Tirey L. Ford is strongly endorsed by Frauk Carter lost a portion of the} little finger of bis left hand today. He was working on the pimps in tle Idaho! mine aud got his finger caug).t. There was five feet of snow Monday morning at Cisco, four feet of which fell in forty-eight hours, At thit time thue was rain, and not snow, as high up as! Blue Canyon. High water is ‘expected . at Sacramento. : E. H. Brown, the Superintendent of the Narrow Gaug> railroad, has presented Join F. Kidder with a maguificent clock. The-clock isstanding in the upper hallway of Mr. Kidder’s reside: é: and is an adornment to that lyce. The casing of the ‘ime piece is mahogany and stands eight feet in height. SIMMONS . ~ : i : het Besides I 2 Start the Liver king and ing a fine time piece it is a musical ‘‘cuss” and plays the choicest seloctions frgm a1 of the popular oj eras: will disappear. “For more than three 1 suffered with pepsia in its worst form. I tried i doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last tried $i Liver Regul. 2 =o ss Seat pe a short time. It is a good medicine. I would not Sie be without it.”’—Jamus A. Roans, Philad’a, Pa. Secretary of State Waite toes not know “As —— family remedy = a. Pea id Li Constipation, etc., r ever how he is going to mike an e-timate of) oo thing ‘ele, and have never bern’ diss <2, ¥ : + od ‘ int in the effect produced; it seems to th : vote ou the co :Stitutioual am: n Iments Saath oactect fovall di of tha Stomach aad propo iavos yoted upon at th: late . and Bowels.”—W. J. McE.aor, Macon, Gas’ elec:idn, as fully onialé of the county clerks have made no return of the vote, The wood on tie clock is handsomely carved. BbBidhes ~ wamsatig. “The Children’s Friend.” From this it is evident there are many :nefficient officials in the State. 7° Che'stmas and New Yoar CANDIES THE LEADING SPECIALTY THIS YEAR. PERFECTLY sure, perfectly pure, perfectly harmless is Simmons Liver Regu‘a‘tor. i HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. INEST KINDS IN ABUNDANGE and at lower prices than iu Saa franJ. B. Treadwell, Sacramento, H. Thompson, = cisco, : A. Skinker, San. Francisco, NUTS OF ALL KINDS. W. R. Senter, Bee ’ M. Bates, Se Te B HC Jagger, oVETERS, ni M. Hayes, = QRS S Pen incor Bd: f ‘s ) va iy = . ‘ wrence, f yc { ; C. W. Kitts, Grass V uley, es ] \Ste I's (Cb.Ve H. Appel, Alleghany, R. Castagna, Sierra City, W. Peu:luma, = John Goffett, Moore’s Flat, Mrs. F. Seit, Forest City, V. Blodgett, T-uckee, G. J. Osterman, ie DAILY. LOH Meals to order at all hours at my REsTaURANT on Broad street, nearly opposite Citizens Bank. The Pioneer Kestaurateur. Union Arrivals. Geo. E. Riley, Grass Valley, Geo. Lunt, ¢s . J. H. English, Columbia, T. C, Morris, San Franciseo, C. B. Wilson, ss M. Becx, £¢ I. Falkenstein, = F. E. Baker, Wheatland, G. Ozalli, Moores Flat, (. Oralli, Graniteville, F. Hewett, Sierra City. F. Smith, Rocklin, Geo, Williams, Bloomfield, W. E. Haven, Colfax, Geo. Levee, Purdon’s Bridge, J. Levee, s . Prof. Stokes, El Paso. A CARD. To the Voters of the First Supervisoral District of Nevada Luunty. Geutlemen —— was fequested by both Demofrats an Republicans to accept the nominatien_for the office of Supervisor, and you all know the result. Now, in justice to the solid taxpayers, I will say they stood by me. Now why was I defeated 2? Wasit by the honest taxpayers? No. It was because I am the largest taxpayer in the county and wizhed to reduce our taxes. [ut no our Hires’ Rout Beer. I ee Sr inelastic ali ‘bodily ailments ts fovt QUEEN MARY'S HOUSE AN HISTORIC OLD MANSION IN THE ANCIENT TOWN OF JEDBURG. In This Old, Fashioned Building the Queen of the Scots Held Court and for Three Weeks Lay Sick of a Fever—Her Nour Approach to Death. There wh c is one house in Jedburg to . above all others, strangers who visit the ancient town are sure to find tiucir we uid that is the old and anlic ase ion known as Quéen Mary’s ‘Inny will therefore be pleased n that steps‘nre abont to be taken , and for the improvement of nas. On Oct. 8, 1856, Mary oi to hold assizes at Jed istrates having been preby Maat cd" to “prepare meat, : and tndcines for men and horses,” cd nest day. Lhe queen ‘coinpanied by her ministers of vic, Lcr law officers and by many of ‘or nobles, among whom were the Earls f Moray, Euntly. ArgyU, Rothes and Caituness, and the Lords Livingstone. Seton, Yester. Borthwick, Arbroath. dnine and Somerville, besides a numrous and bishops. What a stir st have been in the old border occasion, and what 1 AEriVe art ver of thefe p vost and m trates to keep up the rood name of their town in the presence of iny great pervsouuges, and even tess) ft + es continued for six successive days, and terminated without a ‘incie execution. Mary presided at a privy council held on the 10th, and ai wotier held on the following day. On after the pressure of bnaines: sue rode to Hermitage castle f to sce Bothwell, who had been wounded by “Little Jovk Elliott.” of the park, a noted freebooter, and after conferring with her wounded licutenant fer two hoara in presence. of several of her robles way accompanied her on the journ.y she returued to Jedburg the same evening, havin z ridden more than fort ht miles. .Next day Mary was ittncked with an: intermittent fever. which kept her prostrate for over a fortnight, On the same day she took ithe sum of six shillings was paid to ‘ane boy passing from Jedburg with 4an@ thass « ? writings ef our sovereign to the Earl of Bothwell.” The room in which Queen Mary la: during ber serious illness is, accordin; tradition, a small two windows apartinent in the turret, but Miss Strick iand, in ber ‘Lives of the.Queens o! svotland,” says in reference to this poin’ that. “the spacious suite of apartments ou the opposite side of the staircase, on: f° which still bears the name of th: guardroom, is more likely to have been accupled by royalty as anteroom, privy ¢hamber and bedroom.” It is, however, the small back apartment that is pointed out to visitors as Queen Mary’s bedroom. ahd it was there, if We are to credit tradition, where she lay nigh unto death, attended by her French . physician— Charles,Nan. eee On the 26th she “lay for dead” three hours+her limbs cold and rigid, her eyes closed, her mouth compressed, her feet and arms stiff, every one supposing that the Vital spark had fled. Master Nau, who was ‘ta perfect man of his craft,” would matter up, but resorted to friction and the great sweating. cumbent, Dr. Hunt. The old idea was that facial eruptions were duc to a“ blood bumor,” for which they gave potash. Thus a!l the old sarsaparillas contain potash, a nauseating mineral, thag instead of decreasing, actually creates more eruptions. You have noticed this when taking other Sarsaparillas It is however now known that the stomach, the blood creating power, is the seat of c!l vitiating or cleansing Operations. A stomach clogged by indigeston or constipation, vitlates tho blood, result pimples. A clean stomach and healthful dlgestion purifics itand they disappear. Thus Joy's Vegetable Sarsuparilla 1s compounded after the modcrn idca to regulate the bowels and stimulate thedizestion. The effect is imMediate. A shorttestimonial tocontrast the Lest interests of the taxpiyers? Gentlemen taxpayers, I hid a plan io vitw by which I proposed to relieve you of about halt of our present Hospital expenses, and that was to establish a county poor farm, so that the present convalescents could be put to worx cn a farm; to be made self sustaining, instead of the couuty paying their board and at the same time they working around town for two dollars per day and living at the Hospital at the county’s expense. ection of tho potash Sarsaparilins and Joy's: Respectfully, Mrs, C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes 8t., 8. F., GkO. E. TURNER. writes: “I have for years had Indigestion. Sa I tried @ popular Sarsaparilla but it caused more pimples to break out on my face. Hearing that Joy's was a later Preparation and acted differcatly I tried it, and the pimples immediately disappeared.” J Th AS Vegetable Sarsaparilla Largest bottle, most effective, same price, FOR SALE BY Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world -for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required {tis naranteed to give perfect satisfac ton ot money refunded. Price 25 cents CARR CROTHERS io See erie To Buy Vout Christmas ind New Years’ Prasen's —)j LUETJE & BRAND. Broad ~ Street, —-abowe Fine St., Offer to'the public the Largest d Most Beautiful Stock of BE See luporied and Home-tiade Juwelry Ever brought to \ evada County, « GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BRA CELETS BREASIPINS, SHAWL PIN*, RINGS, BANGLES, CHARMS, beau. tifully set in DIAMONDS, EMER ALDS, RUBIES, TU ; a ; * hy 2 sS, 5 RQUOI: C: GARNEI's, AMETHYSTS, SAPHIKES QUOISE, GAR » QUARTZ and other precious stones, o-—— Sold Sitver Ware of Lat st Styles Just Received. RY a specialty and "guarantee it 18« CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER M@®™ This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get reliable Watches etc. Everything in our Store Engraving done free, Jewelry of all kinds made to be refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle . in as soon as possible, I don’t think anyone could handle the Hospital fur any less money per head than it is now being done by the present inNow, why was this meneyed fight against me, when EF was workiag for the changed to confusion when he perceived his error. Of course he had meant to make an allusion to the bottomless pit.— of the inyalid, restful and comfo: than the relief which this invention affords. tick covered und readily inf slightest motion the occupant, and there ig no such thine S as a lumpy surface Nssible i —New York Times. es. made pets of five field crickets, has a name and seems to know it Pedere trom the country promptly filed. Please send them or ee. They are peculiarly sensitive pmrooress~theet 5 and that they only tie to life. French embassador, she made a request that he would ask his royal master tu protect her dear son, and she also recommended his protection to Queen Eliza beth, as ‘her nearest kinswoman. On the 28th Darnley arrived in Jedburg, but left again the next day, and jt Is not certain that he was ever allowed to see Mary. When she way recovering the wearisome hours were beguiled by one John Hume playing to her on the lute and John Herun playing on the pipe and “qnhissil,” the former receiving forty shillings for his services, the latter four pounds for-his. As a thank offering to God for her recovery she caused twenty poundyto be given to the poor of the burg, and the same day she wrote a letter ordering materials for a hew dress, which letter was to be sent to Eainhurgh “in all possible haste.” What a curious Old World picture! But the scene again changes. On Noy 9—exuactly a month after her arri val— Queen Mary left Jedburg, accompanied by her nobles, among whom was Bothwell, and with an escort of a thousand horsemen, She arrived on the 20th at Craigmillar castle, with sorrow, suffering and captivity in the near future, and in the distance the bloody scaffold of Fotheringay, “Pour months after her departure from our ancient burg.” says a local chronicler, ‘her husband, Lord Darnley, was murdered; three months more and she was the wife of Bothwell; yet twelve months, and she was lodged a8 2 prisoner in the Castle of Carlisle, As time rolled on and the clouds ofmisfortane were rolling dark and thick around her, she was often heard to exclaim, in the anguish of a wounded spirit, ‘Woula that I had died in Jedburg!’ ”"—Scotsman. Mr. Curtis’ First Speech, Young and diffident orators will take fresh heart when they learn, if they do not know it already, that so accomplished. aud self posessed a speaker as George William Curtis suffered greatly from stuge fright on the occasion of his first lecture, and began by saying, “Ladies and gentlemen, the pitomless bott,” with a solemnity which was : Soft Beds for “Invalids, Air beds are the modern sine qua ron Nothing can be more not, however, give the manipulation, which he continued for some hours, until the queen recovered again her sight and speech and gota When her illness had mevtadigndency she expressed \ (\ L hi } . should do all in their . + ano OD WOpy () I power to protect the infant prince—her To Du Croix, the A Friend Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial .results he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. He says: ‘I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all out of order. 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 ¢f anything I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take them. I urge upon all who are In Need of a laxative to try Ayer’s Pills.” — Boothbay (Me.), Register. “Between the ages of five and fifteen, 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 sores formed which would scab over, but would break immediately on mov‘ing the leg. My mother tried everything she could think of, but all was without avail. Although‘a child, I read in the papers about the beneficial effects of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my mother to let me try them. With no great faith in the result, she procured Ayers Pills and I began to use them, and soon noticed an improvement. Encouraged by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, when the sores disapp.orrd and have never troubled mesine. If. Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Rounone, Va. “T suffered for years froin stomach and kidney troubles, cansing very severe pains,in various parts of the body. None of:the remnedies I tried afforded me any relief until I. began taking Ayer’s Pills, and was cured.”— Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa. Sold by Druggists Everywhere.Every Dose Effective ieand Athletic Exh'bition TO BE GIVEN BY THE NavadaCity Athletic Clu “* AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, December 9th. ADMISSION—Gentlemen £0 cents, ladies 25 cents. are NMMBER ONE. rtable to the sick frame from the bed fatigue They are ‘ ated. The alters the Positiou of Crickets as Pets. A woman in Kennebunk, Me., has Each when and are always chirping when the sound of.a musical instr heasd.—itew York 0 elon rument is down in plain figures « Tt eet eee eee ee + donee Se ee eee ‘ro Get CLOTHING. i renee You must Bear in mind that We Are Not Selling Cheap Clothing Cheap, but Good and Fashionable Clothing Cheap. . Everything from a Pair of Socks to We carry only First-class Goods, We don't ask you to take our word for it, But whenever you have.a few momen and Compare Our Stock and Prices With Other _ Houses Here.We can convince you that what w stock. Ittsa sure proposition, Everything in the Store _ Will Be Sold at Cost. The old Reliable Clothing. House has everything marked K. CASPER, Harness’, ==.5 1" [Pi Sars SADDLES, ROBES, &c. &c. The undersigned will close up his bus‘ness in : this city Cn the * Fist Day of December, And up to that date he wili sell his stock of D .uble Harnésses, Single Harnesses, Buggy Robes, = Brushes, Combs, Trimmings, &c., &c., &c., &c., AT COST! If you want any of these Goods call immediately. = All bills unpaid on the rst of December will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad Street, ‘Nevada City, Below National Hotel. UIGARSAND TOBACCO, Gus, J, & Ed W. Schmidt AVING purchased the stove and trade of L. Hirschman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the public generally that they will keep on hand all grades of CIGARS, TOBACCO, IPES, Ete., which they will sell at the west rates. : CHEAP! a Suit of Clothes CLOTHING, GOODS AND as to my stock and prices be Is still in progress and the people of Neveada City and surrounding country are coming in big numbers .to take advantage of it. Everything in the store HAS TO BE DISPOSED OF by January .tst, 1993, 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 worth your. while*to read and think over. ‘ The goods in my store are new in styles, fresh in makeup and of the very best quality. They were bought for this market and to meet the wants of our own people. I never would, and will not now, carry shoddy ends and odds, but have always made it a point to offer for sale ouly the BEST OF EVERYTHING to be had. Every person who comes to my store/to trade therefore gets a dollar's worth of goods for oné hundred cents, and no oné who ever traded with me will say to the contrary. If I had not done business in this way I could not have continued to have a large trade in Nevada county for so many years. Is not that true ? : Storekeepers have come and have gone and have come again, while I hive continued here right along doing business in a business-like way. eee All this time I have maintained my credit with the wholesalers by paying for what I got, and have maintamed the confidence of my customers by giving them just what they paid for MY PRICES HAVE BEEN THE VERY LOWEST CONSISTENT WITH SQUARE METHODS AND GOOD GOODS, and no competitor who carried on his biisiness in the same way ever did or ever could undersell me. Any assortment of poorly made goods, manufactured from flimsy stuff and out-of-date in pattern, is not now and never was in.competition with the superb line I carry, The people generally understand this pretty well. j And now in conclusion I desire to say again that everything in my store (bought fresh from the leading Eastern markets as my freight bills will show and the railroad people will tell you) is being old At a Sacrifice For the simple reason, as I h advertisements, that I am goi will haveno more year, ave told you before in my ng out of business here and use for the goods after the close of this I cordially invite all who want to obtain on really first-class. genuine bargains. sMENS’ YOUTHS: and BOYS GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ue NECKWEAR, BOOTS, SHOES ER GOODS, etc., to come and post themselves fore purchasing elsewhere. Broad Street, Odd Fellows$Building, Nevada City ts to spare call j %, € say in regard to oy 7 _AGENTEFOR asta Mineral Just Received.WATER. 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a. awe ees Tae best characters have a mixture of y ~ te, fe oe _ —~ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. ree ———— = WEDNESDAY EV’NG NOV. 30, *92. The Ballot Law. Arthur McEwen in one of his letters relates some of the ‘inside opposition’ to the so-called Australian ballot law. He says: A politician, who held office under Buckley’s regimie and was ia the confidence of that_regretted boss, tells me that a dead set is to be made against the Australian ballot law when the Legislature meets, and that Sam Kainey, Buckfey’s former partner, is to general the attacking forces. The amending bill, Practically equivalent to a repeal, has, accurding to my informant, already been drawu. As he is a lawyer I suspect that he has himself had a hand in drawing it. ‘That law has got to go,” he explained, ‘‘becayse st kills the trade of ' the politicians. The gang simply can’t work under it, Asa citizen, . think it’s the best scheme ever devised, for it puts an end to bulldozing, and leaves mighty little chance for vote buying. But-as a politician, I am against it for . naturally don’t want to go out of business.” California Papers. Chas. T. Diehl, manager of the Westecn Association Press talked tu a Call reporter recently and among other things said: 4 California journalism is the only really original journalism in the United States today, and Calitornia papers are copied by the New York journals more than all the other papers in the country put together. I don’t know that the men are any more original than those on Eastern papers, but they have more original subjects around them and can do better work with greater ease. To this the Los Angeles Express adds the following: » ‘California may be behind the great East in some respects, but certainly not in regard to her newspapers. The press of this State, population considered, represents a high standard of ,fnterprise and ability. Our papers pay much more for news, as a rule, in proportion to theircirculation, than those published in the cities and towns of the East. The South Idaho. A meeting of the Directors of the South Idaho Consolidated Mining and Milling Company was held last evening, and the following officers were elected: James McKenna, President; Joseph O’Keefe, Vice President; W. H. Crase, Treasurer; W. J. Rogers, Secretary. The company intend to push developments at the South Idaho as soon as the weather will permit. The prospects for a good mine are flattering indeed. A shaft has been put down to the depth of 50 feet and a drift run at.that depth, the dis:ance of 40 feet. Thé ledge in this drift is of fine looking quartz, showing galena, sulphurets and gold; the ledge is from 18 inches to 3 feet in size. The walls are working capital. This stoca .:11 ue sold : Aipresent at 25 cents ashare. It is the Panes Our acts make or mar us; we are the children of our own deeds. — : inerrant ATW TT, infirmities, and the worst have sometimes redeemiug virtues, ee Se egg Every utterance creates some kind of an impression, THe credit gained by a lie lasts only until the truth comes out. Ir takes 100 gallons of oil a year to “keep a large-sized locomotive in running order, THERE are over 100 mines in the Lake Superior district.: THIRITY-FouR cotton-spinning mills are in operation in Japan, ee. THIRTEEN hundred railway traius are handled daily in Ch'cago. SS SS ae ea A BILL has been introduced in the Vermont Legislature, permitting municipalities to manufacture and distribute elecNoritin is so contagious as example; we are never.either much good or much evil without imitators, meee oben eau Tus mystery of sleep! , This greater mystery of waking! If we could fathom them we should have fathomed gureelves and life and death! A Tremerdeus Rumpus In the system is produced by a disorderly liver. Bile gets into the blood and gives a saffron tinge to the countenance and eyeballs, sick headaches ensue, the digestive organs are thrown out of gear, the bowels become costive, there are pains through the right side and shoulder blade, _ the breath grows sour and the tongue furred, dizziness is frequent, especially on rising suddenly. ‘This st#te ot af. fairs could not exist unless the disturbance were a serious one. Yet it is easily remediable® with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which relieves every symptom o: biliousness and indigestion, aud promotes a regular action of the bowels, and is auxiliary of appetite aud tleep, The li » ters is a suberb specitic for malarial ana kidney trouble, rheumatism and debility. A wineglassful thrice a day. Prey A Leader, Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics, and alveratis es— containing nothing which permits its use asa beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine forall ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kid neys. It will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Malari: ‘the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money w:. ] Sold by Carr Bros, hospital, Chances are decidedly agamst hi m. : a number of newspapers as the proper man for President pro tem. of tie Senate. STOKE IN THE STATE. : Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Opera Glasses, warranted as represented. order at short notiee. “Telégraph”’ Items. eS = Edward Appleton is very ill. DYSPEPSIA Fred Lunt is very ill at the county . , Is that misery experienced when suddenly made aware that you~ possess a diabolical arrangement called stomach. No two dyspeptics have the same’ predominant symptoms, but whutever form dyspepsia takes :. . The underlying cause ts . in the LIVER, and one thirig is certain no one— will remain a dyspeptic who will It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, { Expel foul gases, Allsy Irritation, BA Assist Digestion and at the same time Tirey L. Ford is strongly endorsed by Frauk Carter lost a portion of the} little finger of bis left hand today. He was working on the pimps in tle Idaho! mine aud got his finger caug).t. There was five feet of snow Monday morning at Cisco, four feet of which fell in forty-eight hours, At thit time thue was rain, and not snow, as high up as! Blue Canyon. High water is ‘expected . at Sacramento. : E. H. Brown, the Superintendent of the Narrow Gaug> railroad, has presented Join F. Kidder with a maguificent clock. The-clock isstanding in the upper hallway of Mr. Kidder’s reside: é: and is an adornment to that lyce. The casing of the ‘ime piece is mahogany and stands eight feet in height. SIMMONS . ~ : i : het Besides I 2 Start the Liver king and ing a fine time piece it is a musical ‘‘cuss” and plays the choicest seloctions frgm a1 of the popular oj eras: will disappear. “For more than three 1 suffered with pepsia in its worst form. I tried i doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last tried $i Liver Regul. 2 =o ss Seat pe a short time. It is a good medicine. I would not Sie be without it.”’—Jamus A. Roans, Philad’a, Pa. Secretary of State Waite toes not know “As —— family remedy = a. Pea id Li Constipation, etc., r ever how he is going to mike an e-timate of) oo thing ‘ele, and have never bern’ diss <2, ¥ : + od ‘ int in the effect produced; it seems to th : vote ou the co :Stitutioual am: n Iments Saath oactect fovall di of tha Stomach aad propo iavos yoted upon at th: late . and Bowels.”—W. J. McE.aor, Macon, Gas’ elec:idn, as fully onialé of the county clerks have made no return of the vote, The wood on tie clock is handsomely carved. BbBidhes ~ wamsatig. “The Children’s Friend.” From this it is evident there are many :nefficient officials in the State. 7° Che'stmas and New Yoar CANDIES THE LEADING SPECIALTY THIS YEAR. PERFECTLY sure, perfectly pure, perfectly harmless is Simmons Liver Regu‘a‘tor. i HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. INEST KINDS IN ABUNDANGE and at lower prices than iu Saa franJ. B. Treadwell, Sacramento, H. Thompson, = cisco, : A. Skinker, San. Francisco, NUTS OF ALL KINDS. W. R. Senter, Bee ’ M. Bates, Se Te B HC Jagger, oVETERS, ni M. Hayes, = QRS S Pen incor Bd: f ‘s ) va iy = . ‘ wrence, f yc { ; C. W. Kitts, Grass V uley, es ] \Ste I's (Cb.Ve H. Appel, Alleghany, R. Castagna, Sierra City, W. Peu:luma, = John Goffett, Moore’s Flat, Mrs. F. Seit, Forest City, V. Blodgett, T-uckee, G. J. Osterman, ie DAILY. LOH Meals to order at all hours at my REsTaURANT on Broad street, nearly opposite Citizens Bank. The Pioneer Kestaurateur. Union Arrivals. Geo. E. Riley, Grass Valley, Geo. Lunt, ¢s . J. H. English, Columbia, T. C, Morris, San Franciseo, C. B. Wilson, ss M. Becx, £¢ I. Falkenstein, = F. E. Baker, Wheatland, G. Ozalli, Moores Flat, (. Oralli, Graniteville, F. Hewett, Sierra City. F. Smith, Rocklin, Geo, Williams, Bloomfield, W. E. Haven, Colfax, Geo. Levee, Purdon’s Bridge, J. Levee, s . Prof. Stokes, El Paso. A CARD. To the Voters of the First Supervisoral District of Nevada Luunty. Geutlemen —— was fequested by both Demofrats an Republicans to accept the nominatien_for the office of Supervisor, and you all know the result. Now, in justice to the solid taxpayers, I will say they stood by me. Now why was I defeated 2? Wasit by the honest taxpayers? No. It was because I am the largest taxpayer in the county and wizhed to reduce our taxes. [ut no our Hires’ Rout Beer. I ee Sr inelastic ali ‘bodily ailments ts fovt QUEEN MARY'S HOUSE AN HISTORIC OLD MANSION IN THE ANCIENT TOWN OF JEDBURG. In This Old, Fashioned Building the Queen of the Scots Held Court and for Three Weeks Lay Sick of a Fever—Her Nour Approach to Death. There wh c is one house in Jedburg to . above all others, strangers who visit the ancient town are sure to find tiucir we uid that is the old and anlic ase ion known as Quéen Mary’s ‘Inny will therefore be pleased n that steps‘nre abont to be taken , and for the improvement of nas. On Oct. 8, 1856, Mary oi to hold assizes at Jed istrates having been preby Maat cd" to “prepare meat, : and tndcines for men and horses,” cd nest day. Lhe queen ‘coinpanied by her ministers of vic, Lcr law officers and by many of ‘or nobles, among whom were the Earls f Moray, Euntly. ArgyU, Rothes and Caituness, and the Lords Livingstone. Seton, Yester. Borthwick, Arbroath. dnine and Somerville, besides a numrous and bishops. What a stir st have been in the old border occasion, and what 1 AEriVe art ver of thefe p vost and m trates to keep up the rood name of their town in the presence of iny great pervsouuges, and even tess) ft + es continued for six successive days, and terminated without a ‘incie execution. Mary presided at a privy council held on the 10th, and ai wotier held on the following day. On after the pressure of bnaines: sue rode to Hermitage castle f to sce Bothwell, who had been wounded by “Little Jovk Elliott.” of the park, a noted freebooter, and after conferring with her wounded licutenant fer two hoara in presence. of several of her robles way accompanied her on the journ.y she returued to Jedburg the same evening, havin z ridden more than fort ht miles. .Next day Mary was ittncked with an: intermittent fever. which kept her prostrate for over a fortnight, On the same day she took ithe sum of six shillings was paid to ‘ane boy passing from Jedburg with 4an@ thass « ? writings ef our sovereign to the Earl of Bothwell.” The room in which Queen Mary la: during ber serious illness is, accordin; tradition, a small two windows apartinent in the turret, but Miss Strick iand, in ber ‘Lives of the.Queens o! svotland,” says in reference to this poin’ that. “the spacious suite of apartments ou the opposite side of the staircase, on: f° which still bears the name of th: guardroom, is more likely to have been accupled by royalty as anteroom, privy ¢hamber and bedroom.” It is, however, the small back apartment that is pointed out to visitors as Queen Mary’s bedroom. ahd it was there, if We are to credit tradition, where she lay nigh unto death, attended by her French . physician— Charles,Nan. eee On the 26th she “lay for dead” three hours+her limbs cold and rigid, her eyes closed, her mouth compressed, her feet and arms stiff, every one supposing that the Vital spark had fled. Master Nau, who was ‘ta perfect man of his

craft,” would matter up, but resorted to friction and the great sweating. cumbent, Dr. Hunt. The old idea was that facial eruptions were duc to a“ blood bumor,” for which they gave potash. Thus a!l the old sarsaparillas contain potash, a nauseating mineral, thag instead of decreasing, actually creates more eruptions. You have noticed this when taking other Sarsaparillas It is however now known that the stomach, the blood creating power, is the seat of c!l vitiating or cleansing Operations. A stomach clogged by indigeston or constipation, vitlates tho blood, result pimples. A clean stomach and healthful dlgestion purifics itand they disappear. Thus Joy's Vegetable Sarsuparilla 1s compounded after the modcrn idca to regulate the bowels and stimulate thedizestion. The effect is imMediate. A shorttestimonial tocontrast the Lest interests of the taxpiyers? Gentlemen taxpayers, I hid a plan io vitw by which I proposed to relieve you of about halt of our present Hospital expenses, and that was to establish a county poor farm, so that the present convalescents could be put to worx cn a farm; to be made self sustaining, instead of the couuty paying their board and at the same time they working around town for two dollars per day and living at the Hospital at the county’s expense. ection of tho potash Sarsaparilins and Joy's: Respectfully, Mrs, C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes 8t., 8. F., GkO. E. TURNER. writes: “I have for years had Indigestion. Sa I tried @ popular Sarsaparilla but it caused more pimples to break out on my face. Hearing that Joy's was a later Preparation and acted differcatly I tried it, and the pimples immediately disappeared.” J Th AS Vegetable Sarsaparilla Largest bottle, most effective, same price, FOR SALE BY Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world -for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required {tis naranteed to give perfect satisfac ton ot money refunded. Price 25 cents CARR CROTHERS io See erie To Buy Vout Christmas ind New Years’ Prasen's —)j LUETJE & BRAND. Broad ~ Street, —-abowe Fine St., Offer to'the public the Largest d Most Beautiful Stock of BE See luporied and Home-tiade Juwelry Ever brought to \ evada County, « GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BRA CELETS BREASIPINS, SHAWL PIN*, RINGS, BANGLES, CHARMS, beau. tifully set in DIAMONDS, EMER ALDS, RUBIES, TU ; a ; * hy 2 sS, 5 RQUOI: C: GARNEI's, AMETHYSTS, SAPHIKES QUOISE, GAR » QUARTZ and other precious stones, o-—— Sold Sitver Ware of Lat st Styles Just Received. RY a specialty and "guarantee it 18« CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER M@®™ This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get reliable Watches etc. Everything in our Store Engraving done free, Jewelry of all kinds made to be refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle . in as soon as possible, I don’t think anyone could handle the Hospital fur any less money per head than it is now being done by the present inNow, why was this meneyed fight against me, when EF was workiag for the changed to confusion when he perceived his error. Of course he had meant to make an allusion to the bottomless pit.— of the inyalid, restful and comfo: than the relief which this invention affords. tick covered und readily inf slightest motion the occupant, and there ig no such thine S as a lumpy surface Nssible i —New York Times. es. made pets of five field crickets, has a name and seems to know it Pedere trom the country promptly filed. Please send them or ee. They are peculiarly sensitive pmrooress~theet 5 and that they only tie to life. French embassador, she made a request that he would ask his royal master tu protect her dear son, and she also recommended his protection to Queen Eliza beth, as ‘her nearest kinswoman. On the 28th Darnley arrived in Jedburg, but left again the next day, and jt Is not certain that he was ever allowed to see Mary. When she way recovering the wearisome hours were beguiled by one John Hume playing to her on the lute and John Herun playing on the pipe and “qnhissil,” the former receiving forty shillings for his services, the latter four pounds for-his. As a thank offering to God for her recovery she caused twenty poundyto be given to the poor of the burg, and the same day she wrote a letter ordering materials for a hew dress, which letter was to be sent to Eainhurgh “in all possible haste.” What a curious Old World picture! But the scene again changes. On Noy 9—exuactly a month after her arri val— Queen Mary left Jedburg, accompanied by her nobles, among whom was Bothwell, and with an escort of a thousand horsemen, She arrived on the 20th at Craigmillar castle, with sorrow, suffering and captivity in the near future, and in the distance the bloody scaffold of Fotheringay, “Pour months after her departure from our ancient burg.” says a local chronicler, ‘her husband, Lord Darnley, was murdered; three months more and she was the wife of Bothwell; yet twelve months, and she was lodged a8 2 prisoner in the Castle of Carlisle, As time rolled on and the clouds ofmisfortane were rolling dark and thick around her, she was often heard to exclaim, in the anguish of a wounded spirit, ‘Woula that I had died in Jedburg!’ ”"—Scotsman. Mr. Curtis’ First Speech, Young and diffident orators will take fresh heart when they learn, if they do not know it already, that so accomplished. aud self posessed a speaker as George William Curtis suffered greatly from stuge fright on the occasion of his first lecture, and began by saying, “Ladies and gentlemen, the pitomless bott,” with a solemnity which was : Soft Beds for “Invalids, Air beds are the modern sine qua ron Nothing can be more not, however, give the manipulation, which he continued for some hours, until the queen recovered again her sight and speech and gota When her illness had mevtadigndency she expressed \ (\ L hi } . should do all in their . + ano OD WOpy () I power to protect the infant prince—her To Du Croix, the A Friend Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial .results he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. He says: ‘I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all out of order. 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 ¢f anything I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take them. I urge upon all who are In Need of a laxative to try Ayer’s Pills.” — Boothbay (Me.), Register. “Between the ages of five and fifteen, 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 sores formed which would scab over, but would break immediately on mov‘ing the leg. My mother tried everything she could think of, but all was without avail. Although‘a child, I read in the papers about the beneficial effects of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my mother to let me try them. With no great faith in the result, she procured Ayers Pills and I began to use them, and soon noticed an improvement. Encouraged by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, when the sores disapp.orrd and have never troubled mesine.. If. Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Rounone, Va. “T suffered for years froin stomach and kidney troubles, cansing very severe pains,in various parts of the body. None of:the remnedies I tried afforded me any relief until I. began taking Ayer’s Pills, and was cured.”— Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa. Sold by Druggists Everywhere.Every Dose Effective ieand Athletic Exh'bition TO BE GIVEN BY THE NavadaCity Athletic Clu “* AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, December 9th. ADMISSION—Gentlemen £0 cents, ladies 25 cents. are NMMBER ONE. rtable to the sick frame from the bed fatigue They are ‘ ated. The alters the Positiou of Crickets as Pets. A woman in Kennebunk, Me., has Each when and are always chirping when the sound of.a musical instr heasd.—itew York 0 elon rument is down in plain figures « Tt eet eee eee ee + donee Se ee eee ‘ro Get CLOTHING. i renee You must Bear in mind that We Are Not Selling Cheap Clothing Cheap, but Good and Fashionable Clothing Cheap. . Everything from a Pair of Socks to We carry only First-class Goods, We don't ask you to take our word for it, But whenever you have.a few momen and Compare Our Stock and Prices With Other _ Houses Here.We can convince you that what w stock. Ittsa sure proposition, Everything in the Store _ Will Be Sold at Cost. The old Reliable Clothing. House has everything marked K. CASPER, Harness’, ==.5 1" [Pi Sars SADDLES, ROBES, &c. &c. The undersigned will close up his bus‘ness in : this city Cn the * Fist Day of December, And up to that date he wili sell his stock of D .uble Harnésses, Single Harnesses, Buggy Robes, = Brushes, Combs, Trimmings, &c., &c., &c., &c., AT COST! If you want any of these Goods call immediately. = All bills unpaid on the rst of December will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad Street, ‘Nevada City, Below National Hotel. UIGARSAND TOBACCO, Gus, J, & Ed W. Schmidt AVING purchased the stove and trade of L. Hirschman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the public generally that they will keep on hand all grades of CIGARS, TOBACCO, IPES, Ete., which they will sell at the west rates. : CHEAP! a Suit of Clothes CLOTHING, GOODS AND as to my stock and prices be Is still in progress and the people of Neveada City and surrounding country are coming in big numbers .to take advantage of it. Everything in the store HAS TO BE DISPOSED OF by January .tst, 1993, 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 worth your. while*to read and think over. ‘ The goods in my store are new in styles, fresh in makeup and of the very best quality. They were bought for this market and to meet the wants of our own people. I never would, and will not now, carry shoddy ends and odds, but have always made it a point to offer for sale ouly the BEST OF EVERYTHING to be had. Every person who comes to my store/to trade therefore gets a dollar's worth of goods for oné hundred cents, and no oné who ever traded with me will say to the contrary. If I had not done business in this way I could not have continued to have a large trade in Nevada county for so many years. Is not that true ? : Storekeepers have come and have gone and have come again, while I hive continued here right along doing business in a business-like way. eee All this time I have maintained my credit with the wholesalers by paying for what I got, and have maintamed the confidence of my customers by giving them just what they paid for MY PRICES HAVE BEEN THE VERY LOWEST CONSISTENT WITH SQUARE METHODS AND GOOD GOODS, and no competitor who carried on his biisiness in the same way ever did or ever could undersell me. Any assortment of poorly made goods, manufactured from flimsy stuff and out-of-date in pattern, is not now and never was in.competition with the superb line I carry, The people generally understand this pretty well. j And now in conclusion I desire to say again that everything in my store (bought fresh from the leading Eastern markets as my freight bills will show and the railroad people will tell you) is being old At a Sacrifice For the simple reason, as I h advertisements, that I am goi will haveno more year, ave told you before in my ng out of business here and use for the goods after the close of this I cordially invite all who want to obtain on really first-class. genuine bargains. sMENS’ YOUTHS: and BOYS GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ue NECKWEAR, BOOTS, SHOES ER GOODS, etc., to come and post themselves fore purchasing elsewhere. Broad Street, Odd Fellows$Building, Nevada City ts to spare call j %, € say in regard to oy 7 _AGENTEFOR asta Mineral Just Received.WATER.. 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