April 2, 1898 (4 pages)

ook. oe u'ts, 8.50 to $6.50. antesrecine , $1.65. 8, $1.25. Bcots, $2.75. x, ; nts. Shoes, sty $2.25. 65). slippers, 50 cts. Si0es, $1. 75: Shoes, t to 2, $%°50. Tip Shoes, aay only 50 cts. ig Store. for ys’ Suits. or NWo Sale. aged Store 203. ne—Residence 201. Nevada. City TYLES, INISH, RELIABLE y Guaranteed. a FICE AND YARD, der Street, Nevada City. on us before é going elsewhere. E, ned Goods, ey treet, Nevada City. 's store, I have reite old friends and and Prices Low. ———EDtive Organ t SE FAILS. 4 re he vitality of the SEX Ri Ray actin po tag A wefer, can study better after taking a a weak, unpalatable drink, have it .est City over the recent rich strike ; made by Superiutendent Oscar ‘Jones: ;in the Lucky Dog drift miue. . not be enred by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. arobs Militant, I 0.0.85, ‘of California, to pi Mound Park on the 26th of hort to celebrate the anniversary of; Odd eg lowship in'the United Ststes. . . ‘he annual session of the pact Council of the} Royal 8nd Select Masons. will be held on the 16th of April; on the . 19th.and the 20th the Grand Chapter of . sig leading point, insisted Royal Arch Masons will be a, ein pn force, is the danger and the Grand Commandery will s hidden in the oor ‘harmless . pars Arh age eo te Wrd. +) and sometimes pl ieSen 3 eas ther tertnont the human body: is Aveey hetond ton tne oH 2 gestae & -great-. variety Puerbinger, Mittman, Rime Magiora and sabes have elucidated most . ‘conclusively, It is.certainly beyond the aay @ of a-doubt that in the presence grand ides session, pie are now living and yet remain with the order, to be present at the opening ofthe A. 0, U.W. Grand Lodge as the guests of the jurisdiction, and has asked’ Past Supreme Master Workmen. William H. Jordan, the first grand master workman, to extend the: invitation to. the members as suggested, and has also included in it an invitation to attend the}: annual banquet of. the Past Masters’ Association of San Francisco on next} T) Monday evening, at the Occidental Ho} our hi tel. The grand lodge of California was . *% organized at Kohler’s Hall, Center St: . station, on November 18th, 1877, with thirty delegates, being three each from the ten lodges in the State. It is ‘estimated that of the: members of the first grand lodge of California Jess than a dozen are now members and will attead the coming session. Of the: original ten lodges ofthe grand lodge, five were in Oakland, three in San Francis< co, one in Alameda, one, in Berkeley. There were at that time about 300 members in the State, while now there are upward of 19,000. Of the first grand lodge officers of California, two Dr.°M. W. Fish and William H. Jordan, have: since that date filled the office of Supreme Master Workman of the Order. factor and sometimes . polled arroyo pige ret aoe a eed tee Saceeencs By Cheees tea vidual prototypes, this being essentially . brought about~ by contact in some way . of the two contingent forces, Modern ‘ment yery largely.through the medium of the skin, which undergoes extensiye exfoliation,.disseminating the poison far —wide. Isolation is resorted. to and ‘orced most rigorously, thereby check: : ing the spread of the disease, and then disinfectants lavishly used cause the destruction of the offending. armies. In the .era of : scientific prophylaxis consequent upon the introduction of the microscope, bacteriology and antiseptics . we find: a steady decline of epidemics either developing in the outer world or in our hospital wards, Yet’ accidental inoculations’ of ‘tuberculosis, smallpox and vaccinia, as:well as more ‘horrible diseases, still 6xist and are but demonstrations of either an unavoidable cause ri fe faulty Oheerviinde of established . to Dr. Breiter ‘ive a thorough disous‘sion as to what may be the result of contact of the hands. “He declares’ that with men who are of cleanly habits, but who have acquired disease and such as they would wish to hide from their fellow men, the specific bacillus of this disease. has been found in filth collected from the hand. He hasfound tubercle bacilli in the dirt taken from the hand of the man suffering from tuberculosis, the Klebs-Loeffler microbe among cases of ANSWERS A QUESTION, . Mrs. Rorer’s Reply in Ladies’ Home Journal. “I consider coffee, as it is usually ‘made in the American family—strong :and from the pure bean—an injurious drink, especiaily for nervous people. ‘No doubt the student to whom you cup of coffee, but the new energy is caused by a stimulant. the effects of which will soon wear off leaving him Hower in nervous force. =. >” If it is only the hot drink he requires why not take a cup of.clear hot water or a cup of Cereal Coffee.” Mrs. Rorer is one of the most eminent authorities on food in America. She knows thut Americans go on day by day using food and drink that sap their vitality instead of building it up, and it requires argument. oft repeated towake thém up. Broken wrecks of humanity stumbling along, unable to warry out their cherished plans, are all abont us and their physical weakness is neag/y always due fo improper food and drigk. Coffee is a skilled destroyer of nerveus strength. Postum Food Coffee ise delicious food drink made from selected parts of cereals that yield the elements Nature demands fer rebuilding the nerve tissues all over the human body. If it has ever been served to you in suspected di: that the specific germs of every microbic disease may and would be found in millions on the surfaces of. the hands if proper experimentation were made. He proceeds as follows: ‘*Many victims of scarlet fever, both in the early and desquamative stages, streets of every large city ready to in. graft upon the moist hand of any chance acquaintance the prolifio virus of the disease. The same may be said of perwith. . pulmonary know, bas a marked predilection for the hand. Need I mention others? Now whether these conditions are the result of hand to hand contact or. not. does not miatter. The conditions themselves are dangerous elements, and.it is the consideration of such factors in the causation of disease that we are studying. » **Of course. the mucous: membrane serves as a better pabulum for the invasion and development of micro organisms, but the skin is not absolutely negative in that respect, and if it were it ‘would make little difference, as the two, skin and mucous membrane, are ‘very often in close apposition with each other. We know that the hand has carried to the month, disseminating contagion in that‘way. Typhoid fever, Asiatio cholera, diphtheria and other diseases are known to have been produced that way. Why search through medical libraries for similar and peraaps more conclusive evidence? _The subject has passed the stage of novelty. So while we professional .people.are by reason of our profession forced to invite and then to battle—for we have antiseptics—with these enemies, there is no reason why we should unnecessarily and under the cloak of custom invite them and then leave them to do their harm. ‘Some may look upon this subject with derision. Nevertheless the truth is this: No matter how small _ Loar of evil. consequences ng from this universal handshaking, the tota) pumber, in view of its extensiveness, must necessarily be great. The subject is deserving of serious oconsideration. Conscientious: physicians and surgeons will ecoond it” Bt sang made over again and use two spoons to each cup and know that the actual boiling continues full 15 minutes. Our word for it, the -Péstum Coffee is delicious when properly made. Wonderfully Rich Gravel. “ A gentleman just down from Sierra county says there is excitement at ForThe ,@ravel is paying $6 a load. What Nevada City Has Lost. "The San Francisco Call speaks of Wave Edwards, who helped the Nevada Citys; to roll the Grass Valley Mon@rebs over a-barrel recently, as “Spokane’s famous outfielder.” i csciotaiemiaaesioteoenasearenesnanenn sacar : How’s ‘This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that canF. J. CHENEY & ©0., Prop., Toledo,'0. _ We, the nnodersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Waning, Kinnan & Marvin, WholeBreddy’s Fear. sale Droggist, Toledo, 0. They pass a plate of cakes to Freddy at dessert. He puts ont his hand, hesitates, then draws it back and begius te wi ny Wins cinsiiascmcinn dent? caibe toy “* Because: you. are going to scold me Hall’s Catarrh Cure is-taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials free. Sold. by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. : sprung from. that. little county, the . first inall England. It wonld appear . that the further they got.away the more ¢ enthusiastic Cornishmen became about {their county. They remind him of Goldsmith’s lines, where he hopes “all . his ‘wanderings past, home to return, ~ er w ‘. with Mr.\Jesse Collings that Nature -; made Devunshire first. ‘. did. They knew the lines of Burns, : . . where he spoke of Nature’s work:— thematic type, eliminate their toxic eleand had no doubt} _ were taken ill, until I was the only one and at home to die at last.” He had {found among Cornish people in Lancashire avery strong desire that. when they had finished their earthly work, and, it might be, have made: their forcounty, and:sleep among their: fathers. He was sorry to find the old Oornish running down into Cornwall and over‘running the county. They were build‘ing large hotels along the coast, and he feared the sweet simplicity of the Corn‘ish dialect and Cornish character was in danger. They told him he had never lost his Cornish accent, and he nevto lose it: He quite agreed It was well she Oe meen cha griel hen ‘Aud then she wade the. He hoped they saw the application. Cornwall was the Riviera of England, and many invalids had much better go there than to. the South of France. He believed the Cornish character was traditional. They had received a good rentice hand, oO. learning, but they had the unspeakable privilege of being born in Christian homes, and the principal of truth and righteousness there. instilled:‘into them had done more than anything else to make Oornishmen what they were in all the towns and cities where they were to be found. When they recalled the scenes of their early youth it seems ; to him Cornishmen had a great deal to help them in their struggle to. be faithful and true. He knew that the memory of a sainted father had been to him a safeguard and a. stre and an inspiration in all that had done or attempted to do. What a had to aim at was to live worthy of their traditions. Elegant Lace Curtains. A fine line of Lace Ourtains have just arrived at A. Blume nthal’s, m81-4t Al Women Should Read This interesting Letter—“. was Nervous and Weak. Life Changed from Misery to Joy by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. The terrible trials of the « gentler sex” are beyond description. . How Hood’s Sarsap?rilla is adapted for them and how it restores healih and helps by Mrs. Place’s letter. *C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, : “Dear Sirs: —In early life I suffered auch from stomach troubles and spent a great deal of money in doctoring. . I reteived temporary relief only to have a return of sickness, and for the past five years life has been made miserable by sonstant iUness. During this period there have been six months that I was-not off my bed, and for one year I suffered most severely. I was Norvous and Weak and lifeseemed a burden. It happened that my husband bought a bottle of . lood’s Sarsaparilla and I commenced to take.it-insmall doses. In a short time it was evident that it was helping me. In two weeks I felt that I was being greatly penefited. About this time our youngest son, then 15 years of age, was taken down with typhoid fever. He passed on to his reward, and soon others of the family left to care forthem. I continued taking Hood’s Barsaparilla, and to thesurpriseof myself and all the neighbors, I not only cept up and took care of the sick, but my Health Continued to improve. Vor nearly three months this siege of typhoid fever held the family down. All this time, as by a miracle, my health kept upand I grew strong. At present tam feeling well and know that the bene& derived from Hood’s Sarsaparilla is rermanent. Other members of the housevid have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla end Hood’s Pills with good effect.” Murs. Repecoa PLaog, N. Sixth ye asa Hood’s “3 parila Is the Best—in fact the One True Blpod Purifier. Insist upon Hoop’s; take no substitute. prompt, efficient and . Hood’s. ‘Pills conte chen’ wena Sequoia. Gigantea, FINEST FINISHING LUMBER IN THE WORLD. TOWLE BROS. CO., BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER, set fees Telephone No. 51. soo For City Marshal. E. A: TOMPKINS For Sale. ‘ One lot with free water the place. Pure Has a frontage of 180 fedt on the main > road, and runs back 236 feet; also one and thade right. : piece of fine land containing 3 acres, . . Schilling’ Ss Best costs more with free water. Apply to . . to make than any other bakBrown & Moraan, . ml0-tt: Real Estate Agents. . ing powder. Pe dialect. was dying out. The Saxon was . edacation,. it. might be, in classical‘ . over the hard places, is well illustrated STYLES CHANGE Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. sano * ag "YC. ses zis gontaipingnaithr even le “Wre sale by all joy a and retail grocers, ARTISTIC TAILORING. ‘Ww. H. HIBBITT, Artist Cutter, MERCHANT : TAILOR, Pine Street, near Broad lncedst, Nevada City, [Successor to — T. Smith.) My stock is the largest in the city. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Domestic Woolens. Wedding Suits a Specialty. Workmanship and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed. W. H. HIBBITT Merchant Tailor. The White Sewing [lachine. Legg & Shaw Co. rSCQHZ AGENTS, . ia kinds of Machines repaired by a competent adjuster. We guarantee our wor. A Woman’s Trouble Women have more troubles than men. This is really too bad, but it is to true. Fortunately science has been making life easier.for women, and th» result is that female complaints, so long deemed difficult and almost incur able, can now be safely, easily and forever cur No woman suffer from leucorrhwa (or whites), no woman need continue with a falling condition of the womb, or profuse, painful or suppr menstruation. The latest scientific Ghovewry is the discovery that has made so many friends among the women of our land. This discovery is called’ Sospita, And it is reall aly deserving of itename. Yes, indeed, it is the one dear, true woman's frie No gift of modern science is greater to women than this marvelous remedy treatment. It’ builds; uplifts, strengthens, vivifi ves life, gives bag Fas get the brace and bounce of true life. * A” fighice ¥ flanane, con ners disease. ‘‘SOSPITA’’ fills the appre with warm, L noe ood that gives courage and will, the kind of blood that oad An dares. “Tt carries youn side of = vos. Its fits the bri It safely nee the the Turn of You girls safely over the shoals just this e to nemeupe a meena woman over the dangerous rocks can ou tune ie ned home and Eee but uae wil know <, your. sickness, books—sent you free, in plain wrapper, sealed. ress SOSPITA COMPANY " tia. -128 Market St., Sax Prencidéo ~ Bet tee = a Wien You Buy Job Printing You. naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of; Paper, Type and [nk all cutja gure in d the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, still the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presework. Weclaim to excel in these respects also. IN PRINTING The same as in clothing, and the Taysontrr keeps up with the decrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. Wehave the newest aud most complete Job Printing plaut inthe county, and we-have the best of workmen. Competent Judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. Hage yaaecer ee ‘They will satisfy you. BROWN « CALKINS, Job Printers, T° diccetdn'to the office of Giey Marsha" ag re ob: . It Stands to. Reason KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, He carries a large stock of all kinds of Farniture, article at San bay fre added. KE” that when you EVERYBODY NEEDS DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA FOR SALE AT gue DIGHERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. Good Things for YOUR Dinner 00000000000 000 r0ce00e0 sen sen sO0se00 Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ROBIN. HOOD Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer. India Relish, Chutney. + WOLF, The-Cash_ Grocer. + _ a bag ‘ exclusively in FarSyaire cost thing hae © a iD pice Sad A sabes and others will find it to their advantage to visitCommercial Street. and "ill supply you with any Francisco prices, with the Keedicime. Is Just the Thing. — TRIER eH Ht INGREDIENTS: FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®@# ® ®& + Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and \ Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. Pepsin BEEHIVE ae GROCERY . . J. J. JACKSON, Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. ee hagas Sh Duffy's: Malt: >.3.0 00 Pickles, ¥% gal. bottles. =e Gamecock Whisky {w,. r-0o in bulk, per gal. 50 TAL Whisky ©. 75. Olives, I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer 225, 10. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s a ie 66 Everything else in proportion. + + © « = = & ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee Proprietor Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale o_o Battle Ax Tobacco. is the Best. Give it a Trial. « fe @ es = &®S &e we Be ¢ No STALE E Goons. I receive fresh Gasecka dan bel and Provisions daily and my stock is qeasteny new and fresh. My policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD At the Lowest Prices’ . ; PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, ' And to sell : One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery.: Commercial Street, Nevada City.§

ook. oe u'ts, 8.50 to $6.50. antesrecine , $1.65. 8, $1.25. Bcots, $2.75. x, ; nts. Shoes, sty $2.25. 65). slippers, 50 cts. Si0es, $1. 75: Shoes, t to 2, $%°50. Tip Shoes, aay only 50 cts. ig Store. for ys’ Suits. or NWo Sale. aged Store 203. ne—Residence 201. Nevada. City TYLES, INISH, RELIABLE y Guaranteed. a FICE AND YARD, der Street, Nevada City. on us before é going elsewhere. E, ned Goods, ey treet, Nevada City. 's store, I have reite old friends and and Prices Low. ———EDtive Organ t SE FAILS. 4 re he vitality of the SEX Ri Ray actin po tag A wefer, can study better after taking a a weak, unpalatable drink, have it .est City over the recent rich strike ; made by Superiutendent Oscar ‘Jones: ;in the Lucky Dog drift miue. . not be enred by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. arobs Militant, I 0.0.85, ‘of California, to pi Mound Park on the 26th of hort to celebrate the anniversary of; Odd eg lowship in'the United Ststes. . . ‘he annual session of the pact Council of the} Royal 8nd Select Masons. will be held on the 16th of April; on the . 19th.and the 20th the Grand Chapter of . sig leading point, insisted Royal Arch Masons will be a, ein pn force, is the danger and the Grand Commandery will s hidden in the oor ‘harmless . pars Arh age eo te Wrd. +) and sometimes pl ieSen 3 eas ther tertnont the human body: is Aveey hetond ton tne oH 2 gestae & -great-. variety Puerbinger, Mittman, Rime Magiora and sabes have elucidated most . ‘conclusively, It is.certainly beyond the aay @ of a-doubt that in the presence grand ides session, pie are now living and yet remain with the order, to be present at the opening ofthe A. 0, U.W. Grand Lodge as the guests of the jurisdiction, and has asked’ Past Supreme Master Workmen. William H. Jordan, the first grand master workman, to extend the: invitation to. the members as suggested, and has also included in it an invitation to attend the}: annual banquet of. the Past Masters’ Association of San Francisco on next} T) Monday evening, at the Occidental Ho} our hi tel. The grand lodge of California was . *% organized at Kohler’s Hall, Center St: . station, on November 18th, 1877, with thirty delegates, being three each from the ten lodges in the State. It is ‘estimated that of the: members of the first grand lodge of California Jess than a dozen are now members and will attead the coming session. Of the: original ten lodges ofthe grand lodge, five were in Oakland, three in San Francis< co, one in Alameda, one, in Berkeley. There were at that time about 300 members in the State, while now there are upward of 19,000. Of the first grand lodge officers of California, two Dr.°M. W. Fish and William H. Jordan, have: since that date filled the office of Supreme Master Workman of the Order. factor and sometimes . polled arroyo pige ret aoe a eed tee Saceeencs By Cheees tea vidual prototypes, this being essentially . brought about~ by contact in some way . of the two contingent forces, Modern ‘ment yery largely.through the medium of the skin, which undergoes extensiye exfoliation,.disseminating the poison far —wide. Isolation is resorted. to and ‘orced most rigorously, thereby check: : ing the spread of the disease, and then disinfectants lavishly used cause the destruction of the offending. armies.. In the .era of : scientific prophylaxis consequent upon the introduction of the microscope, bacteriology and antiseptics . we find: a steady decline of epidemics either developing in the outer world or in our hospital wards, Yet’ accidental inoculations’ of ‘tuberculosis, smallpox and vaccinia, as:well as more ‘horrible diseases, still 6xist and are but demonstrations of either an unavoidable cause ri fe faulty Oheerviinde of established . to Dr. Breiter ‘ive a thorough disous‘sion as to what may be the result of contact of the hands. “He declares’ that with men who are of cleanly habits, but who have acquired disease and such as they would wish to hide from their fellow men, the specific bacillus of this disease. has been found in filth collected from the hand. He hasfound tubercle bacilli in the dirt taken from the hand of the man suffering from tuberculosis, the Klebs-Loeffler microbe among cases of ANSWERS A QUESTION, . Mrs. Rorer’s Reply in Ladies’ Home Journal. “I consider coffee, as it is usually ‘made in the American family—strong :and from the pure bean—an injurious drink, especiaily for nervous people. ‘No doubt the student to whom you cup of coffee, but the new energy is caused by a stimulant. the effects of which will soon wear off leaving him Hower in nervous force. =. >” If it is only the hot drink he requires why not take a cup of.clear hot water or a cup of Cereal Coffee.” Mrs. Rorer is one of the most eminent authorities on food in America. She knows thut Americans go on day by day using food and drink that sap their vitality instead of building it up, and it requires argument. oft repeated towake thém up. Broken wrecks of humanity stumbling along, unable to warry out their cherished plans, are all abont us and their physical weakness is neag/y always due fo improper food and drigk. Coffee is a skilled destroyer of nerveus strength. Postum Food Coffee ise delicious food drink made from selected parts of cereals that yield the elements Nature demands fer rebuilding the nerve tissues all over the human body. If it has ever been served to you in suspected di: that the specific germs of every microbic disease may and would be found in millions on the surfaces of. the hands if proper experimentation were made. He proceeds as follows: ‘*Many victims of scarlet fever, both in the early and desquamative stages, streets of every large city ready to in. graft upon the moist hand of any chance acquaintance the prolifio virus of the disease. The same may be said of perwith. . pulmonary know, bas a marked predilection for the hand. Need I mention others? Now whether these conditions are the result of hand to hand contact or. not. does not miatter. The conditions themselves are dangerous elements, and.it is the consideration of such factors in the causation of disease that we are studying. » **Of course. the mucous: membrane serves as a better pabulum for the invasion and development of micro organisms, but the skin is not absolutely negative in that respect, and if it were it ‘would make little difference, as the two, skin and mucous membrane, are ‘very often in close apposition with each other. We know that the hand has carried to the month, disseminating contagion in that‘way. Typhoid fever, Asiatio cholera, diphtheria and other diseases are known to have been produced that way. Why search through medical libraries for similar and peraaps more conclusive evidence? _The subject has passed the stage of novelty. So while we professional .people.are by reason of our profession forced to invite and then to battle—for we have antiseptics—with these enemies, there is no reason why we should unnecessarily and under the cloak of custom invite them and then leave them to do their harm. ‘Some may look upon this subject with derision. Nevertheless the truth is this: No matter how small _ Loar of evil. consequences ng from this universal handshaking, the tota) pumber, in view of its extensiveness, must necessarily be great. The subject is deserving of serious oconsideration. Conscientious: physicians and surgeons will ecoond it” Bt sang made over again and use two spoons to each cup and know that the actual boiling continues full 15 minutes. Our word for it, the -Péstum Coffee is delicious when properly made. Wonderfully Rich Gravel. “ A gentleman just down from Sierra county says there is excitement at ForThe ,@ravel is paying $6 a load. What Nevada City Has Lost. "The San Francisco Call speaks of Wave Edwards, who helped the Nevada Citys; to roll the Grass Valley Mon@rebs over a-barrel recently, as “Spokane’s famous outfielder.” i csciotaiemiaaesioteoenasearenesnanenn sacar : How’s ‘This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that canF. J. CHENEY & ©0., Prop., Toledo,'0. _ We, the nnodersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Waning, Kinnan & Marvin, WholeBreddy’s Fear. sale Droggist, Toledo, 0. They pass a plate of cakes to Freddy at dessert. He puts ont his hand, hesitates, then draws it back and begius te wi ny Wins cinsiiascmcinn dent? caibe toy “* Because: you. are going to scold me Hall’s Catarrh Cure is-taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials free. Sold. by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. : sprung from. that. little county, the . first inall England. It wonld appear . that the further they got.away the more ¢ enthusiastic Cornishmen became about {their county. They remind him of Goldsmith’s lines, where he hopes “all . his ‘wanderings past, home to return, ~ er w ‘. with Mr.\Jesse Collings that Nature -; made Devunshire first. ‘. did. They knew the lines of Burns, : . . where he spoke of Nature’s work:—

thematic type, eliminate their toxic eleand had no doubt} _ were taken ill, until I was the only one and at home to die at last.” He had {found among Cornish people in Lancashire avery strong desire that. when they had finished their earthly work, and, it might be, have made: their forcounty, and:sleep among their: fathers. He was sorry to find the old Oornish running down into Cornwall and over‘running the county. They were build‘ing large hotels along the coast, and he feared the sweet simplicity of the Corn‘ish dialect and Cornish character was in danger. They told him he had never lost his Cornish accent, and he nevto lose it: He quite agreed It was well she Oe meen cha griel hen ‘Aud then she wade the. He hoped they saw the application. Cornwall was the Riviera of England, and many invalids had much better go there than to. the South of France. He believed the Cornish character was traditional. They had received a good rentice hand, oO. learning, but they had the unspeakable privilege of being born in Christian homes, and the principal of truth and righteousness there. instilled:‘into them had done more than anything else to make Oornishmen what they were in all the towns and cities where they were to be found. When they recalled the scenes of their early youth it seems ; to him Cornishmen had a great deal to help them in their struggle to. be faithful and true. He knew that the memory of a sainted father had been to him a safeguard and a. stre and an inspiration in all that had done or attempted to do. What a had to aim at was to live worthy of their traditions. Elegant Lace Curtains. A fine line of Lace Ourtains have just arrived at A. Blume nthal’s, m81-4t Al Women Should Read This interesting Letter—“. was Nervous and Weak. Life Changed from Misery to Joy by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. The terrible trials of the « gentler sex” are beyond description. . How Hood’s Sarsap?rilla is adapted for them and how it restores healih and helps by Mrs. Place’s letter. *C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, : “Dear Sirs: —In early life I suffered auch from stomach troubles and spent a great deal of money in doctoring. . I reteived temporary relief only to have a return of sickness, and for the past five years life has been made miserable by sonstant iUness. During this period there have been six months that I was-not off my bed, and for one year I suffered most severely. I was Norvous and Weak and lifeseemed a burden. It happened that my husband bought a bottle of . lood’s Sarsaparilla and I commenced to take.it-insmall doses. In a short time it was evident that it was helping me. In two weeks I felt that I was being greatly penefited. About this time our youngest son, then 15 years of age, was taken down with typhoid fever. He passed on to his reward, and soon others of the family left to care forthem. I continued taking Hood’s Barsaparilla, and to thesurpriseof myself and all the neighbors, I not only cept up and took care of the sick, but my Health Continued to improve. Vor nearly three months this siege of typhoid fever held the family down. All this time, as by a miracle, my health kept upand I grew strong. At present tam feeling well and know that the bene& derived from Hood’s Sarsaparilla is rermanent. Other members of the housevid have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla end Hood’s Pills with good effect.” Murs. Repecoa PLaog, N. Sixth ye asa Hood’s “3 parila Is the Best—in fact the One True Blpod Purifier. Insist upon Hoop’s; take no substitute. prompt, efficient and . Hood’s. ‘Pills conte chen’ wena Sequoia. Gigantea, FINEST FINISHING LUMBER IN THE WORLD. TOWLE BROS. CO., BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER, set fees Telephone No. 51. soo For City Marshal. E. A: TOMPKINS For Sale. ‘ One lot with free water the place. Pure Has a frontage of 180 fedt on the main > road, and runs back 236 feet; also one and thade right. : piece of fine land containing 3 acres, . . Schilling’ Ss Best costs more with free water. Apply to . . to make than any other bakBrown & Moraan, . ml0-tt: Real Estate Agents. . ing powder. Pe dialect. was dying out. The Saxon was . edacation,. it. might be, in classical‘ . over the hard places, is well illustrated STYLES CHANGE Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. sano * ag "YC. ses zis gontaipingnaithr even le “Wre sale by all joy a and retail grocers, ARTISTIC TAILORING. ‘Ww. H. HIBBITT, Artist Cutter, MERCHANT : TAILOR, Pine Street, near Broad lncedst, Nevada City, [Successor to — T. Smith.) My stock is the largest in the city. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Domestic Woolens. Wedding Suits a Specialty. Workmanship and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed. W. H. HIBBITT Merchant Tailor. The White Sewing [lachine. Legg & Shaw Co. rSCQHZ AGENTS, . ia kinds of Machines repaired by a competent adjuster. We guarantee our wor. A Woman’s Trouble Women have more troubles than men. This is really too bad, but it is to true. Fortunately science has been making life easier.for women, and th» result is that female complaints, so long deemed difficult and almost incur able, can now be safely, easily and forever cur No woman suffer from leucorrhwa (or whites), no woman need continue with a falling condition of the womb, or profuse, painful or suppr menstruation. The latest scientific Ghovewry is the discovery that has made so many friends among the women of our land. This discovery is called’ Sospita, And it is reall aly deserving of itename. Yes, indeed, it is the one dear, true woman's frie No gift of modern science is greater to women than this marvelous remedy treatment. It’ builds; uplifts, strengthens, vivifi ves life, gives bag Fas get the brace and bounce of true life. * A” fighice ¥ flanane, con ners disease. ‘‘SOSPITA’’ fills the appre with warm, L noe ood that gives courage and will, the kind of blood that oad An dares. “Tt carries youn side of = vos. Its fits the bri It safely nee the the Turn of You girls safely over the shoals just this e to nemeupe a meena woman over the dangerous rocks can ou tune ie ned home and Eee but uae wil know <, your. sickness, books—sent you free, in plain wrapper, sealed. ress SOSPITA COMPANY " tia. -128 Market St., Sax Prencidéo ~ Bet tee = a Wien You Buy Job Printing You. naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of; Paper, Type and [nk all cutja gure in d the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, still the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presework. Weclaim to excel in these respects also. IN PRINTING The same as in clothing, and the Taysontrr keeps up with the decrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. Wehave the newest aud most complete Job Printing plaut inthe county, and we-have the best of workmen. Competent Judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. Hage yaaecer ee ‘They will satisfy you. BROWN « CALKINS, Job Printers, T° diccetdn'to the office of Giey Marsha" ag re ob: . It Stands to. Reason KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, He carries a large stock of all kinds of Farniture, article at San bay fre added. KE” that when you EVERYBODY NEEDS DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA FOR SALE AT gue DIGHERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. Good Things for YOUR Dinner 00000000000 000 r0ce00e0 sen sen sO0se00 Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ROBIN. HOOD Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer. India Relish, Chutney. + WOLF, The-Cash_ Grocer. + _ a bag ‘ exclusively in FarSyaire cost thing hae © a iD pice Sad A sabes and others will find it to their advantage to visitCommercial Street. and "ill supply you with any Francisco prices, with the Keedicime. Is Just the Thing. — TRIER eH Ht INGREDIENTS: FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®@# ® ®& + Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and \ Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. Pepsin BEEHIVE ae GROCERY .. . J. J. JACKSON, Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. ee hagas Sh Duffy's: Malt: >.3.0 00 Pickles, ¥% gal. bottles.. =e Gamecock Whisky {w,. r-0o in bulk, per gal. 50 TAL Whisky ©.. 75. Olives, I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer 225, 10. Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s a ie 66 Everything else in proportion. + + © « = = & ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee Proprietor Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale o_o Battle Ax Tobacco. is the Best. Give it a Trial. « fe @ es = &®S &e we Be ¢ No STALE E Goons. I receive fresh Gasecka dan bel and Provisions daily and my stock is qeasteny new and fresh. My policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD At the Lowest Prices’ . ; PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, ' And to sell : One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery.: Commercial Street, Nevada City.§