February 8, 1896 (4 pages)

& % Saipan tneane da oy tor First Insertion, Fivé@ebts a'Line Rach. 3u ¢ation. Nevada Oltv, Nevada County, Oalif. Eee senso aretha: Sundays and ‘tise up to testify at a revival meeting they : Bunsodbibw Tee ents « Week, . stand up with a face on them as long as ua Mlanina Mons: Six Rallacaa Zeer When . the moral aw; and when they have ‘fin Pal { ce fera Full Year. ~ LOcAL Reapina Noricee—Ten Cents a Line sequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Applise a tion; oh, Etell you that will stick to ‘your ‘ribs and fatten you up and make you what ‘You otight to be,~well-proportioned . cli¥is. tians, ‘And let-your sonl delight iteelf in fatness.’ Some lean christians when they 4 ished, sit down again as if they have buried their beat friend. One of this kind said onee, “I don’t go'much on revival meetings any way.’ Well I don’t believe he did;— he looked asif he didn’t go much on anything; he looked as ifthe had been pickeed SATURDAY. §.°.PEB. 8)°1896,. nnd dived whim. J vant to be ¢ swect instead of preserved; looked ‘as if his heart pickle, not a sour one, like that fellow,” THE LAST BUT ONE. we . ero Another One of Those Interesting Sermons Delivered Last ‘Evening. Last evening’s meeting—the last bus one of. the-fotir weeke’\protracted series—at the hundred people, The ‘sing-song service’ was entered into with much spirit, and proved itself a happy feature, “A Blessed Invitation” was the topic of Rev. Shepard’s sermon, and the text: ‘‘Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters; and he that hath no money, come, buy, and eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and without: price;”-and “wherefore do ye spend money for that which is not bread? and. your labour for that which satisfieth nob?, .Hearken. diligently unto me, and wat PRE ate ee and let your soul delight itsélf in fatness,” (Isaiah LV sPaud 2.) <9. :/ , ; “I'm struck with the first word in tha, text,” gaid‘-the speaker: > “***Ho!’ Ho means,to stop; if you have got a horse that has been taught anything and you wish to stop him when he is running, you say Ho, and he knows what you mean and immediately stops. Iam sure this world is etampeding for hell. Haven't we got horse sense? God says ‘Ho,’ and sinners won’t stop. O, christians, are-yow doing what you can to check the frightful. wild stampede of this mad, bitsty. world? .A sinner is in trouble abouf'something and he is feeling very badly about it, and the first thing he will do ig to. rush into.a saloon to get a drink to drown his sorrow; that one drink doesn’t have,the desired effect, it don’t satisfy him, thesorrow is:atill-there, but there Methodist Church, called out nearly two} 2°W before it is too late, “O, sinflers, God says, ‘Incline your ear;’ He is ‘ringing you up’ from Heayen’s telephone. Will you heed the bell, will you incline your ear? ‘Seek ye the Lord while He may be found.; call ye upon Him while he is near,’ (Isaiah LY: 6.) O, how significant is this passage; it implies two things: First, that the Lord is near and, second that some day he may be far away. 0, sinner, seck Him while he may be found; seek Do not put off your day of salvation any longer—give Jesus a'chanee’to save you tonight. Don’t let ‘any evil influence hold you back, but ‘come.’ Do what your better judgment tells you to do and if it is worthy the name of judgment there is only one way-forit to direct you, and that is to Christ, Come,” PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise: Chronicle of Various -Polks Doings and Intentions. Wm. Menke of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, : I. M, Taylor of New York came in on last evening’s train, C, C. McCraig came in on last evening’s trains : M. S. Roberts of Placerville is in town. 8; -Hollub of San Francisco:-arrived here last evening, F, Heath and F., M. Coffey came over from French Corral yesterday. ‘y fobd ant fatten your soul on God's silvacountry, over arich gold find made about in an almost inaccessable part “of :the country. placer ground along the river,“ A “miner in’ . St coe mmr canes a Seine 4 eo * ee Pod 4: oe x Telegrap @.* Special to the Daily : Transcript meee, Maher and Party on the Move Old, Bat Loving Ex Paso, Tex., Feb, 8.—Peter Maher and party arrived here on a special. train this afternoon and say they will teturn to Las Cruces tomorrow morning, Had Maher. gone into a fight, today it would have been to his disadvantage, ashe has not had the necessary training. Governor Thornton of New Mexico arrived “last evening; . He says he has been in correspondenée with AttorneyGeneral and that the fight cannot come off here. Neither party is willing ta take the Twining, a fifty~year-old spinster, “Grandpa” Joyce, aged: 75, concessions from the Mexican Government. A Railroad Agent Held Up. ; Hzprner, Ore., Feb, 8.—Two ma ked men held up the Oregon Railroad Navigation Company’s agent last night, and at the points ef their revolvers made them open the safe, They secured about $50. ley,. pastor of. ‘the who officiated, Very Indignant. : Rich Placer Digsings, : fensive and arbitrary, ' Spokane, Wash., Feb, 8—Robert HugheR ett brought news to this city today of wild excitement in the Pen’ D’. Orelle river. All Were Lost. twenty miles from the mouth of the river The . disgovery was mad@ “on From all Parts of the World. vo Up to 4 ‘o'clock’ This Afternoon. Sr. Lovrs, Feb, 7,—Old Orchard citizens are talking-of the marraige of Mixs Ellen “Grandpa” . his trial Tuesday. Joyce owns nearly every house in Old Orchard and is worth $20,000. Miss Twining is poor,’ She was appointed postmistress by President Harrison, being a staunch Republican, but let out by President Cleveland, ‘The ceremony was performed Wednesday night in Old Orchard in the historic old ea heabin ofyex-President Grant, which the chances on fighting in Mexico, but ‘expect groom piitchased and moved from the Grant farm. It is occupied by the Rev, A. J. BradCongregational Church Maprip, Feb. 7.—The Herald publishes an indignant article: on the United States . ’ Cuban resolutions and advises that Spain a senda squadron of ironclads to Cuba at once. Correo describes the resolution as-of« _ Bartimory, Feb. 7.—The British steamer Laurestina, which sailed from here December 6th, for Sligo, Ireland, with 100,000 bushels of corn, has been officially reported. 48 missing. She had a crew of twenty-five Senator Ford and His Colleagues For the Appropriation. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 Vclock This Afternoon. A highbinder from Nevada City got into a fight in Chinatown last night with a Mongolian of this place, and pummelled. the latter quite severely, No arrest was made, Dr. W. ©. Jones received word this afternoon that Ye. Hudepoh! of Dutch Flat was suffering severe pain in the region of the heart, It is feared that the trouble: is caused by a blood elot. Mr, Hudepohl re;. eently had one of his legs amputated and was getting along nicely until. this latter trouble arose, : Charles Kline, a saloon keeper, was arrested at Grass Valley last nightona charge t©. of selling liquor to @ minor. He will have visions of the Caminetti act and morning, Hermann of Oregon, w member from the Pacific Coast, Hermann has all along aided the nians A delegation of ten or twelve will go to Truckee tomorrow to the Ice Carnival, There is talk of organizing a dramatic club here in the near future, the passage of the Johnson bill. od e Congregational’Church. ——— ‘There will be preaching both tomorrow morning and evening by the ~ pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening—‘'The Liberating Power of Truth.” The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Maggie Richards, Subject—‘Christ’s Warnings,” Sabbath school at close of morning service, All are cordially invited to these services, x dil. for the English. ARRIVALS AT THE Pleasure to Note It, ; Wm. Rhodes, Silver Creek, Col., G. C. Penrose, Grass Valley, M. Lewis, North San Juan, L. Lane, Marysville, _ The Mining and Scientific Press says: In these days of tramp corporations, where the capital stock is ten million dollars and’ the . L. Honigsberger, San Franci amount subscribed is barely enough to pay 7, Dillon, ‘hie ttn aac: the requisite incorporation. fees, it is a pleas-. B, ¥. Selvage, * ure to note the incorporation in this city of . H. 0. Cooper, Ke " O, P. Conant, 4s the Mayflower Gold Mining Company with a capital stock of $3,000,000, aJl paid up, Tke mine is at Canada Hill, Nevada City. C. G. Dorsey, Grass Valley, Geo, Morgan, “ Rasnius Paulsen, Watsonville, Cal. F, F, Woudman, Bangor, Maine, J. R, Morrison, Lynn, Mass, Jack Kelley, Oroville, ; Henry Decker, You Bet, Joe Johnson, Empire, Nevada, Pat McCarty, Washington, Cal., A Patent on ‘Them. Bloomers have been patented and wearers of this up-to-date costume may have to pay HAVE GRANTED: A HEARING. A press dispatch from Washington says that Chairman Hooker of the House Committee on Rivers and Harbers Thursday agreed to.give Tirey L. Ford and the members of the California delegation an hour’s hearing in behalf of the Johnson: bill, appropriating $250,000 to carry out the pro& the appropriation of $250,000 made by the California Legislature, on next Thursday member of the committee, in fact the only will also make an argument in favor of the measure, in their several projects and has promised to use his best offices in securing ‘Will Be Careful In Future. The Bores are making it very interesting for Hammond and his fellows prisoners, Five of the leaders of the reform movement at Johannesburg are crowded into one cell only eleven feet sqaure, * If ever he gets out he won’t be so anxious to make reformation Union Hotel, Main Street. '. May Do ‘Ag Much for You, are Fete eh . Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ii.,% ". that he.hdd’ a evere Kidney many years, with severe pains in hia back and also that his. bladder was affected,” He tried many so called Kidney cures bat with: out any good result,” bout -a year ago te began use of Electric Bitters and. foun lief at once, Electric Bitters is eaj adapted to cnré “of “All: Hi troubles and often gives.almost 4 ia to Talk ) 1 will poe rh F lief. One trial will prove: our. sjaterupn tT Price only 5(c, for large bottle, At Dott erman & Oo,’s. Drug Store, __ Enquire of G. D, Buckley. te Pe wy et Sraxxs to let. ded oe : ci to meet \ cet “Burbank Potatoes, $1 per sack, at W. G, ‘Richards’, Broad : street, ‘ey nGtetke re ROOMS WANTED. — ® *)” Three furnished rooms for housekeeping, Apply at this offic. ys ho is a CaliforCN) om. For Sale. ~ House and lot on ‘Nevada ‘atreeb, ‘Hease:* contains seven rooms and bath.” “Applyéte=«: F.T, Nilon, saa Bethan ae ee Coming to Nevada Gity, . THE EMINENT Pers abe 8 Oculist ana Aurist, From Berlin, Germany, has, at the solicitation. of many patients and ,riends, agreed to vinit poset Nevada City, Monday, Feb. 17th, — AT THE UNION HOTEL, And return ONCE A MONTH. Dr. khglich will straighten the first case of cross eyes that pplies free of cha rge, aud cure the first cage ofsicatarrh and desfness free. Consultation Sendin your friends. Bhs \) , free, Sager Mr. and Mrs. ©. O. Jepson came down from Relief Hill today, R. A, Smith’ of San Francisco is here on a visit to his brother-in-law A. W, Morris of the Union Hotel: ” en Oa T, Dillon ‘and ‘L. Honigsberger, of San Francisco, are in town. prospecting on what is called Russian Bar a few days ago found in a depression formed by an eddy several good sized nuggete, With a rocker he set to work, and in a few days time he cleaned:.up $450 in coarse gold and nuggets. News of the find spread and when Hughett left he said the miners were flocking-in from: all: the surrounding on board, men, and it is believed went down with all royalties, The patentee is Thos, Royce of Brooklyn, N. Y. He does not claim to be the originator of this form of feminine trousettes, but based his right to letters patents on the ground that he was the inventor of some’of the / most essential features of the accepted style of bloomers, He also Jonn. Ogden, Sacramento, Harry Shaw, Hot Springs, Nevada, George Watson, Coulterville, Henry K, Willians, Stockton, O. Caude Oleson, St, Paul, Minnesota, Jacob Klein, Oregon, Henry, Jacobs, Philadelphia, Jack Muller, Virginia, evada, . Howard: Massey, of is also something else there—a thirst for another drink} he drinks ‘more and more to dissipate that sorrow and: t0quench’ that thirst. And the more he tries on this Jine the less satisfaction there is in his ‘heart, O, sinners you,are all in trouble; why don’t you heed that ‘Blessed Invitation’ and have your sorro drown owned for-ever and .your thirst sae ‘than satisfactorily ‘slaked, for God says, sHo, -eyery one.-that thirsteth; come ye to the waters.’ . God never told any body to givemp:admething if He had noth-. ing better towréphace it: Where he finds: a want in Naturepiie-finds’a satisfying substitute for’that: want. in His great’ Supply House. ” « we find that even if we're flat broke we can get salvation anyway; “come, buy. wine (wine here means joy, happiness), and milk, (strength) withont mo ey, abd withou price.’. God is calling you sinner} he is asking you toceme. Notice how many times he say ‘come’ in this text: ‘Come ye to the waters’ —that’g ong, ‘come’; ‘Come,’ ye, buy and oat — ible ve ohn) Gome Duy wine and witk’,—that’s three times he says *Come.’ I can see Jesus as he came and offered himeelf as a sacrifice to save sinners and secure for us this Blessed Invitation to ‘com >.Lhe.Holy.Spirit.is abroad.in this world saying ‘come.’ God the Father says ‘come;’ Jesus, the Son, says come;’ the Holy Ghost within you is telling you to ‘come. _ %O, sinners why will you not let this Trinity of God’s prevail? Where would that little band have been had they not hearkened to Noah’s invitation to come into the ark? ‘Come :now," and let us reason “together, . maith the Lard: ‘though your sing be as 'eearlet, they shall be as white as snow; + though they be red like crimson, ‘they shall . he as wool.’ And ‘if ye be willing and * obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land.’ That ark was the best, the only Place: in the world for the ‘sons aad daughters to come to and they accepted the. invitation. O, sinners, the best, the only thing for you to do f& to accept God’s Blessed Invitation, That it is the only thing for you to do, read John Vergo: 4 And ‘Vewill not come to me, that-ye-might have life,’ God wants you to come or he'would not ask you and + as He desires this He will help you to.come if you will’ let Him. Why, yon are asked to come all through the Bible, and even on the last page you will see:. ‘And the Spirit and the bride say, come. And let him that ' beareth say, come. And let him that “is . @thirst come. And whosoever will, let him _ take the water of life freely,” God, Jesus, _ the Holy Spirit, the Bible, all; all say come,’ We ought all to accept such earnest invitations as these.” _ **When I goI will know the Spirit will ‘have been there first, A caravan crossing: _ the desert rans out of water, some_metiber % of th y rol of-s0ime; but h at hich aa rt ' does not er member fgl‘lows and keeps in speaking distance of ss and a third follows close enough in the “of the second ‘to hear his voice and “then another 2 another until the man _shead tinds water to quench their feverish camp an eecsigne * Be yt *O, this is a good thard-times’ text; .here -updeF the old pay shoot that was worked above. It was exceedingly rich ore, thousands of dollars worth of ‘pure gold being great body of the ore contained arsenical sulphurets, with traces of galena and copper and iron pyrites, on last Wednesday night would have done one tolthe. other until-it-reaches the. 1°S.%t Dr. Brown’s church in San Franciioa 7, credit to @ "49 sideshow. The spirit of Albert Buffington left on the. noon train for Truckee to take in the Ice Palace, Supervisor F, M./ Pridgeon came down from Lake City today. O, K, Cloudman and. wife. were over from You Bet today. : G.’8. Fessler of San Franciscofarrived here last evening on his way. to. North BloomBloomfield, ( THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Happenings, Captain P. T. Riley has’ been offeredfby Adjutant General Barrett the privilege “of forming. and maintaining’ an independent ‘military company in Cirass Valley. © It has not been decided yet what action:to take in the matter, Members of the Miners’ Union will leave Valley, where: they will attend a concert that is to be given under the auspices of the Union at that place, A large delegation will go down.Today was pay-day at nearly all the mines in ‘this-vicinity, anda large number of checks were issued, which will be converted into cash this evening. Went Through the Ceiling. The men engaged in wiring the Nationa Hotel for the Electric Power Company removed a portion of the flooring in the second story today, James Graham, the bartender, knew of this, but after lunch walked from the dining room right into the opening that the electricians had made, The next instant Jimmy found himself in the bar-room below, followed by a shower of plastering and bits of broken laths, “Fortunately for him it'was a very easy descent, as he was pot hurt at all, although greatly surprised. He had forgotten about the. floor being up near the dining room door, The Early Bird Catches the Worm, Oar wall paper is now arriving. Our designs ‘Were never more tasty, and prices never as low. Come before the stock is broken. We buy no job lots, 8 Lece & SHaw oo ; eee The Hope Mine. Work is progressing fav bly at the Hope mine at Alleghany,Bietra county, The tunnel was run in 14@'feet, cross-cutting tothe contact, thénce 380 feet southeast, and havg.yet ébout 100 feet to run to get thrown out at @ ‘single blast, although the Outrageous. The disgraceful scenes pictured as occur"joins in the a fatness. ess.’**'Phe Lord wants ie — ig party. ne eee Ghost . Christianity, seems to have flitted from: that or ain, and everybody should 0 lille, Pa until the verytleskond shall be shved.”. < Rueuwatisa is caused by lactic acid in j i y¥ anto me, and eat . the blond, Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutralizes let soul } this acid and me * derigeye cures: rheumatism. be! sure to get only cholate i completely and permanently + eee e Hoop’s Pitts cure nauses, : ick headeche, digestion, biliouaneas, Sold by all drug— Summarized Mention of Minor. “Home here at 7 o'clock this evening for Grass . Now, England has bumped against ‘. only abandon -all towns, : Rather Expensive, — In the past five years, according ‘to the report of expert Eckart filed with the “Board of Supervisors yesterday, Yuba county has paid to jurors for criminal business the sum . : of $17,130.72; for the feeding of prisoners in the county jail, $8,475.60; and to the Court reporter, $8,551.65. A Quaker Uiry Eeventric, It is safe to say that no other big city has.such a queer crauk of the ezauks ¢ Philadelphia has in what is known a: ‘the wooden man.’’ He has attracted’ i much attention that he now poses for . notice and changes his wonderful: cos: tumes almost daily. Formerly he carried a dane in his pocket, projecting, or else over his shoulder. -'Then for some timd he wore a red band around his hat. His latest wrinkle is an overcoat with red binding on the pockets, a curious canvas collar and red piping up the back of the coat. On the side of the collar, Mot in front, but close to his left ear, he wears a huge chrysanthemum. Every afternoon he promenades Chestnut street when it is crowded and takes off his hat to every woman who looks at him. Many: ‘women are afraid -ofhim“and cross the street or go into doorways. He is a colored man who is employed around the wharves of a. steamship company early in the morning and in the afternoons dresses jn this way. He has been doing it for many years. At one time he haunted.the hotel corridors, but he has long since been refused admittance. —Philadelphia Times. Naked Lamps Still Used In Many Mines, The most deplorable featuré about the calamity at the mining town of Dayton, Tenn., is the fact that 16 men lost their lives needlessly. They used the dangerous open lamps in their work, regardless of the record of death from Auch carelessness with which the history of coal mining is strewn. As Jeng’ago as vy invented a in coal minés, ple that flame, in passing throngh i wire meshes, loses so much of itsdfeat as to leave it incapable of igniting inflummable gases. Yot at this lgté day there are mines employing res of men, in which naked] light6 are used, ready to ignite~éxplo© gases at any momentand, send the workmen into eternity. The ‘company which operates’ the Dayton mines has decided that hereafter no open lamps will be allowed. This decision comes too late to be of any benefit to the 16 men who are dead and to the 16 households which have been plunged ‘into mourning. The calamity should’ be a .warning to other mine owners and. to other _ miners. — Pittsburg ChronicleTelegraph. ~~ gsc The Turnstile Defenses of Chicago, Bae if British war vessels should get intO lake waters it does not follow that . Detroit and the other points would be “easy prey. Granting, however, that they would strike colors, it again does not follow that Chicago would do likewise. , Chicago is one of the best, defended cities this side of Doomsday. On its lake front from the river to Jackson: park is the Ilinois Central railroad, many a foe, worthy and unworthy, but she has never encountered the Illinois Central. When she does, she will not ions of capturing Chicago, but she will find a turnstile on ig enon, © will lose the ships. The Monroe doctrine is a stanch fair, but in every ship, and if she fools ‘around here . lon making appropriation for pnblic building at Oakland, California $350,000 and increasin Omaha by $800,000. : Shot His Brother. Orrumwa, ‘Ia., Feb, 7.—This. morning three boys named Merrifield, living alone, quarreled in regard:to getting upto make the fire. Joe, aged 14, told the others to get up or he would kill them, They refused and he fired with a Winchester rifle, killing Hugh, aged 9, He then shot himself through the head. Card of Thanks. For the unwearying attention, for the ministrations during the night watches and the many acts of kindness and sympathy which I received from friends and neighbors during my recent: bereavement, I feel’ the deepest gratitude, To the choir and to all others who so kindly assisted in the last rites paid the dead, I offer sincere thanks, M. A, Bropiz. 7 How Much Do Dogs Know? This is*rather a difficult gaéstion to answer. A dog about 8 yeafs old is no doubt wiser far than a cbild double that age. At 6 a dog isin his zenith, and oan be taught bpt’ little more, but by this time, although he cannot speak, except. in a dof dumb language, he knows everything that is said about him —thatis; if he has been the constant companion of a kind master and misne gig We. are too loath to admit that a dog can-understand quite a deal that is spoken, especially if it concerns himself. [ am sure that, like myself, many of my readers could send me anecdotes in proof:of this.:' The following is sent me. by a lady. It is worth reading: ~~ ‘*My husband had at onetime a very fine collie, which seemed to understand conversation ly. On one occasion he told his housekeeper that he was going to-ride next day to his father’s place, L30 miles away, and, turning to his dog, said, ‘You will stay at home. *Next moruing the dog was not to beseen, and when his:master arrived at his destinaion the dog bad got there first, and was “peacefully resting under atable. The strangest thing was that the dog was ‘aken to my husband’s home by rail, tnd had never traveled on foot between ibe two places.’’—Edinburgh Scotch# Carlyle’s “Most Fool” Phrase. : . ‘Where, how and when did Carlyle deslare that his countrymen were-“‘mostly fools?’ According to Mr. Justin Mearthy, in an article in this paper, as lgo, rather vdaen 2 f ‘ecording to Mr. ‘raneis Espinasse in his recently rearinted. articles from The Bookman, it vas in an‘appeal (printed in The Spevator) to Lord John Russeil, then premier, to. do something for the industrial improvement of Ireland. According to fact, however, it was in the ‘‘LatterDay Pamphlets,” in the chapter on ‘parliaments. In the appeal to Lord John Russell Carlyle merely speaks of his countrymen as ‘‘twenty-seven millions, matiy of whom are fools;’’-in the ‘‘Latter Pamphlets,”* in the chapter ‘on stile doctrings it is ~ Waaurnoros, Reb: Phe Hadas Cond: claimed’to be the original applicant for a mittée on Public Buildings and Grounds to-day ordered a favorable report on bills Jshagnificent sum of forty cents. It’s a cold ~ *Oonsider, in fact, a body of 658 misbusiness, with 27,000,000, foc patent right on the article named, At Wolf's Only. Trinity Church. Ea Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, Rector, SexWoll’s Commercial street stor agesima Sunday: Morning service at 11. ee The finest kind of mince meat in bulk, at a. m,; Sunday School at 12:30 p.m. ‘No evening servicg, Seats free, . Everybody welcome,, Licensed by the Bishop. Know all men by these presents : That on recommendation of the Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, I have this day appointed Thomas J. Michell, Junior Warden of Emmanuel Parish, Grass Valley, “LayReader in the same; with authority. to read Morning and Evening Praycr and sermon,’ in the absence of the rector. ¥ Given under my hand and seal, “il J. H. D, Winapretp, Bishop of Northern Gatifornia. Benicia, Cal., February 6, 1866. SOemy The Way T' hey’Are Built, aoa Log Angeles neyer does anything by halves, A man died down that way twenty years ago leaving“an unincumbered estate worth $20, 000. ” After twenty years of administratiop‘tpon it the heirs are to. receive the and HayanaOchs. . 3 for 25cls. For 2S cts. day when oranges freeze southern citrus}. belts, CONES « © DistRIBVTOR 2S FREMONT ST. Tux Recorp of. remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only true blood purifier _ prominently in the public eye today, < U2 ba SNrictly Spanish Work SAN FRANCISCO. CAL DR. H. EHRLICH, CATARRH AND DEAFNESS POSITIVELY CURED by a New Treatment and New. . Methods Discovered by Myself «. Two Years ago. It is the Most ° Wonderful Discovery of this Age on Nose and Ear Diseases, r Cross Eyes : Siraipbtened ‘in-one minute without; ; tients go h ith is punity, Granulated Eyes, Weal, Waters yen . Dr. te Eyes ; lids, ‘Wild Hairs, Astigmatism, Nearsi htednass. tod : all tye Strains cured. ' Glasses fitted when all ‘others au. “y ‘3 Polypus. Tumors of the Nose, Enlarged Tonsils, Granulated Sore Throat, Loss of Voice, all Diseases of the Nose and Throat cured quickly and permanently, _ tin the Ears stopped i . Discharge Bs ges cured in ney eae . Deechoe ee cure ** 90 per cent. of the cases, no matter how long you have _, en: It is not. the length of time, but the changes in the ear that make it Souaathe Come and : a ea I can tell you in five minutes whether curable Catarrh—I can cure e . Treatment: sivas immediate relief, Remember, Ifyou have any phd EVES, EARS, NOSE AND THROAT,” Read what these le have to say, ‘If that does : 7 come ‘and see me aod i will refer youte Over'd,000 cured by me, “+-lawyers, bankers, business men and workii i if you can find any one. of these that say they everhad Or saw used the treatment I used, I will treat free. ve the sdventage If ; os ig cay ee ona f Hoop’s Pixts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine, Harmless, “reliable, T sure, Py G, FISHER. The New Firm have compl the Fresh and Salt Wate from first hands every UNDER . Tropical Suns grows the most powerfully curative ar. ticle of the vegetable kingdom—Peruvian Bark, It forms the most active ingre@iest in the famoug = ) This is How it . Peruvian Bitters ; ® pleasant, palatable remedy unequalled : When in the world to restore the apvetite, stimwith “us, : ulate sluggish digestive functions, dispel * malarial poisons, promote quiet nerves and sound sleep, replace wasted tissues in short to make the week strtne and shield wellfrom disease, , ¢ MACK & CO., San'¥ranocisco. All drugASRS Reale pe es “Assessment Notice. _ , PEDEBAL LOAN~-GOLD “MINING company. Location of Brea pes ace of buginess, Chas.Grimes’ store, Ne $y Calltognte. Location of ps Nevada vity istrict, Nevada County, California. Not e is hereby iven that at a popes of the Board of Ditec8d-day o jie ors held on the Februa: an sessment, (No. a) of 5 cents ‘Per hare, There is was levied upon th tal : ration payable immediately te Untton Gold Cola, to the tary, at the off the company, Chas, Grimes’ store, »Nevad ity, Nevada Co = ee [Mast -"The Cash G rocer. . her autonomy, she will not PLAZA GROCERY STORE FISHER B ROS » Proprietors. Our Prices will not only suit, : bat please yon, : mispinanibiceaaanscae ed ifs A. FISHER. sey (Successors to THOS, SHURTLEFF & SON.) etely re-stocked this well-known Store with The Latest Pack of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Frozen Eastern Oysters kept constantly on-hand. r Fish, in season, received: Thursday evening, s Done! we go to market we take the cash and we buy in large. enough quan. tities to get®the Lottom prices. We know ~ where, and what, and how to buy to get the ~ } best Groceries for the least money, That's } the reason we can give it to you. We offer. j you absolute certainty in quality. . Store everything is called by its real name, In ‘this no masquerading, If you like to 4 have everything just right, —— et fe An Act was ture to creat School Teacher Fund in the se: the State, In Superintendent the Board of themselves int< **School Teach . Fund,” whose: x disbursement o ~ the beneficiarie These Board: administer the therefrom acco. new. Act. The the month of J visors the cond: ceipts and disb lint of the benei Section 3 of ever a teachei wchools of this § years, and shal performing the teacher shall, . may, in the « School Trustee retired as ‘a tea ceive an annuit month; and if : twenty-five ye @ime circumet annuity of $50 to be made out counties in proj taught by such Section 6 rea sfor.the payment athe Secretary o each municipal athe Treasurer, : every school dis palities shall ce manner to the County one peach teacher as month, the Tre to the fund for In case any three years afte or she must, in thereof, pay int ‘We presume in this county 1 Act above quot Who Wo Things are o Za Congress . zlegate introd: penalty for pris it might be ma fiatic carnival a tbe given for its man from Mas bill had to be-d New Mexico cultured Massa thought it ? Ir the hair i pepirotss Bale: Renewer is jus Noumser On: sack, at Gaylo) All Ask: got 8 your friends . by erman — A gold link tween Boulder Dby sickness, Seeabie. isl Ts a sure cu 1. 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& % Saipan tneane da oy tor First Insertion, Fivé@ebts a'Line Rach. 3u ¢ation. Nevada Oltv, Nevada County, Oalif. Eee senso aretha: Sundays and ‘tise up to testify at a revival meeting they : Bunsodbibw Tee ents « Week, . stand up with a face on them as long as ua Mlanina Mons: Six Rallacaa Zeer When . the moral aw; and when they have ‘fin Pal { ce fera Full Year. ~ LOcAL Reapina Noricee—Ten Cents a Line sequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Applise a tion; oh, Etell you that will stick to ‘your ‘ribs and fatten you up and make you what ‘You otight to be,~well-proportioned . cli¥is. tians, ‘And let-your sonl delight iteelf in fatness.’ Some lean christians when they 4 ished, sit down again as if they have buried their beat friend. One of this kind said onee, “I don’t go'much on revival meetings any way.’ Well I don’t believe he did;— he looked asif he didn’t go much on anything; he looked as ifthe had been pickeed SATURDAY. §..°..PEB. 8)°1896,. nnd dived whim. J vant to be ¢ swect instead of preserved; looked ‘as if his heart pickle, not a sour one, like that fellow,” THE LAST BUT ONE. we . ero Another One of Those Interesting Sermons Delivered Last ‘Evening. Last evening’s meeting—the last bus one of. the-fotir weeke’\protracted series—at the hundred people, The ‘sing-song service’ was entered into with much spirit, and proved itself a happy feature, “A Blessed Invitation” was the topic of Rev. Shepard’s sermon, and the text: ‘‘Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters; and he that hath no money, come, buy, and eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and without: price;”-and “wherefore do ye spend money for that which is not bread? and. your labour for that which satisfieth nob?, .Hearken. diligently unto me, and wat PRE ate ee and let your soul delight itsélf in fatness,” (Isaiah LV sPaud 2.) <9. :/ , ; “I'm struck with the first word in tha, text,” gaid‘-the speaker: > “***Ho!’ Ho means,to stop; if you have got a horse that has been taught anything and you wish to stop him when he is running, you say Ho, and he knows what you mean and immediately stops. Iam sure this world is etampeding for hell. Haven't we got horse sense? God says ‘Ho,’ and sinners won’t stop. O, christians, are-yow doing what you can to check the frightful. wild stampede of this mad, bitsty. world? .A sinner is in trouble abouf'something and he is feeling very badly about it, and the first thing he will do ig to. rush into.a saloon to get a drink to drown his sorrow; that one drink doesn’t have,the desired effect, it don’t satisfy him, thesorrow is:atill-there, but there Methodist Church, called out nearly two} 2°W before it is too late, “O, sinflers, God says, ‘Incline your ear;’ He is ‘ringing you up’ from Heayen’s telephone. Will you heed the bell, will you incline your ear? ‘Seek ye the Lord while He may be found.; call ye upon Him while he is near,’ (Isaiah LY: 6.) O, how significant is this passage; it implies two things: First, that the Lord is near and, second that some day he may be far away. 0, sinner, seck Him while he may be found; seek Do not put off your day of salvation any longer—give Jesus a'chanee’to save you tonight. Don’t let ‘any evil influence hold you back, but ‘come.’ Do what your better judgment tells you to do and if it is worthy the name of judgment there is only one way-forit to direct you, and that is to Christ, Come,” PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise: Chronicle of Various -Polks Doings and Intentions. Wm. Menke of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, : I. M, Taylor of New York came in on last evening’s train, C, C. McCraig came in on last evening’s trains : M. S. Roberts of Placerville is in town. 8; -Hollub of San Francisco:-arrived here last evening, F, Heath and F., M. Coffey came over from French Corral yesterday. ‘y fobd ant fatten your soul on God's silvacountry, over arich gold find made about in an almost inaccessable part “of :the country. placer ground along the river,“ A “miner in’ . St coe mmr canes a Seine 4 eo * ee Pod 4: oe x Telegrap @.* Special to the Daily : Transcript meee, Maher and Party on the Move Old, Bat Loving Ex Paso, Tex., Feb, 8.—Peter Maher and party arrived here on a special. train this afternoon and say they will teturn to Las Cruces tomorrow morning, Had Maher. gone into a fight, today it would have been to his disadvantage, ashe has not had the necessary training. Governor Thornton of New Mexico arrived “last evening; . He says he has been in correspondenée with AttorneyGeneral and that the fight cannot come off here. Neither party is willing ta take the Twining, a fifty~year-old spinster, “Grandpa” Joyce, aged: 75, concessions from the Mexican Government. A Railroad Agent Held Up. ; Hzprner, Ore., Feb, 8.—Two ma ked men held up the Oregon Railroad Navigation Company’s agent last night, and at the points ef their revolvers made them open the safe, They secured about $50. ley,. pastor of. ‘the who officiated, Very Indignant. : Rich Placer Digsings, : fensive and arbitrary, ' Spokane, Wash., Feb, 8—Robert HugheR ett brought news to this city today of wild excitement in the Pen’ D’. Orelle river. All Were Lost. twenty miles from the mouth of the river The . disgovery was mad@ “on From all Parts of the World. vo Up to 4 ‘o'clock’ This Afternoon. Sr. Lovrs, Feb, 7,—Old Orchard citizens are talking-of the marraige of Mixs Ellen “Grandpa” . his trial Tuesday. Joyce owns nearly every house in Old Orchard and is worth $20,000. Miss Twining is poor,’ She was appointed postmistress by President Harrison, being a staunch Republican, but let out by President Cleveland, ‘The ceremony was performed Wednesday night in Old Orchard in the historic old ea heabin ofyex-President Grant, which the chances on fighting in Mexico, but ‘expect groom piitchased and moved from the Grant farm. It is occupied by the Rev, A. J. BradCongregational Church Maprip, Feb. 7.—The Herald publishes an indignant article: on the United States . ’ Cuban resolutions and advises that Spain a senda squadron of ironclads to Cuba at once. Correo describes the resolution as-of« _ Bartimory, Feb. 7.—The British steamer Laurestina, which sailed from here December 6th, for Sligo, Ireland, with 100,000 bushels of corn, has been officially reported. 48 missing. She had a crew of twenty-five Senator Ford and His Colleagues For the Appropriation. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 Vclock This Afternoon. A highbinder from Nevada City got into a fight in Chinatown last night with a Mongolian of this place, and pummelled. the latter quite severely, No arrest was made, Dr. W. ©. Jones received word this afternoon that Ye. Hudepoh! of Dutch Flat was suffering severe pain in the region of the heart, It is feared that the trouble: is caused by a blood elot. Mr, Hudepohl re;. eently had one of his legs amputated and was getting along nicely until. this latter trouble arose, : Charles Kline, a saloon keeper, was arrested at Grass Valley last nightona charge t©. of selling liquor to @ minor. He will have visions of the Caminetti act and morning, Hermann of Oregon, w member from the Pacific Coast, Hermann has all along aided the nians A delegation of ten or twelve will go to Truckee tomorrow to the Ice Carnival, There is talk of organizing a dramatic club here in the near future, the passage of the Johnson bill. od e Congregational’Church. ——— ‘There will be preaching both tomorrow morning and evening by the ~ pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening—‘'The Liberating Power of Truth.” The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Maggie Richards, Subject—‘Christ’s Warnings,” Sabbath school at close of morning service, All are cordially invited to these services, x dil. for the English. ARRIVALS AT THE Pleasure to Note It, ; Wm. Rhodes, Silver Creek, Col., G. C. Penrose, Grass Valley, M. Lewis, North San Juan, L. Lane, Marysville, _ The Mining and Scientific Press says: In these days of tramp corporations, where the capital stock is ten million dollars and’ the . L. Honigsberger, San Franci amount subscribed is barely enough to pay 7, Dillon, ‘hie ttn aac: the requisite incorporation. fees, it is a pleas-. B, ¥. Selvage, * ure to note the incorporation in this city of . H. 0. Cooper, Ke " O, P. Conant, 4s the Mayflower Gold Mining Company with a capital stock of $3,000,000, aJl paid up, Tke mine is at Canada Hill, Nevada City. C. G. Dorsey, Grass Valley, Geo, Morgan, “ Rasnius Paulsen, Watsonville, Cal. F, F, Woudman, Bangor, Maine, J. R, Morrison, Lynn, Mass, Jack Kelley, Oroville, ; Henry Decker, You Bet, Joe Johnson, Empire, Nevada, Pat McCarty, Washington, Cal., A Patent on ‘Them. Bloomers have been patented and wearers of this up-to-date costume may have to pay HAVE GRANTED: A HEARING. A press dispatch from Washington says that Chairman Hooker of the House Committee on Rivers and Harbers Thursday agreed to.give Tirey L. Ford and the members of the California delegation an hour’s hearing in behalf of the Johnson: bill, appropriating $250,000 to carry out the pro& the appropriation of $250,000 made by the California Legislature, on next Thursday member of the committee, in fact the only will also make an argument in favor of the measure, in their several projects and has promised to use his best offices in securing ‘Will Be Careful In Future. The Bores are making it very interesting for Hammond and his fellows prisoners, Five of the leaders of the reform movement at Johannesburg are crowded into one cell only eleven feet sqaure, * If ever he gets out he won’t be so anxious to make reformation Union Hotel, Main Street. '. May Do ‘Ag Much for You, are Fete eh . Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ii.,% ". that he.hdd’ a evere Kidney many years, with severe pains in hia back and also that his. bladder was affected,” He tried many so called Kidney cures bat with: out any good result,” bout -a year ago te began use of Electric Bitters and. foun lief at once, Electric Bitters is eaj adapted to cnré “of “All: Hi troubles and often gives.almost 4 ia to Talk ) 1 will poe rh F lief.. One trial will prove: our. sjaterupn tT Price only 5(c, for large bottle, At Dott erman & Oo,’s. Drug Store, __ Enquire of G. D, Buckley. te Pe wy et Sraxxs to let. ded oe : ci to meet \ cet “Burbank Potatoes, $1 per sack, at W. G, ‘Richards’, Broad : street, ‘ey nGtetke re ROOMS WANTED. — ® *)” Three furnished rooms for housekeeping, Apply at this offic. ys ho is a CaliforCN) om. For Sale.. ~ House and lot on ‘Nevada ‘atreeb, ‘Hease:* contains seven rooms and bath.” “Applyéte=«: F.T, Nilon, saa Bethan ae ee Coming to Nevada Gity, . THE EMINENT Pers abe 8 Oculist ana Aurist, From Berlin, Germany, has, at the solicitation. of many patients and ,riends, agreed to vinit poset Nevada City, Monday, Feb. 17th, — AT THE UNION HOTEL, And return ONCE A MONTH. Dr. khglich will straighten the first case of cross eyes that pplies free of cha rge, aud cure the first cage ofsicatarrh and desfness free. Consultation Sendin your friends. Bhs \) , free, Sager Mr. and Mrs. ©. O. Jepson came down from Relief Hill today, R. A, Smith’ of San Francisco is here on a visit to his brother-in-law A. W, Morris of the Union Hotel: ” en Oa T, Dillon ‘and ‘L. Honigsberger, of San Francisco, are in town. prospecting on what is called Russian Bar a few days ago found in a depression formed by an eddy several good sized nuggete, With a rocker he set to work, and in a few days time he cleaned:.up $450 in coarse gold and nuggets. News of the find spread and when Hughett left he said the miners were flocking-in from: all: the surrounding on board, men, and it is believed went down with all royalties, The patentee is Thos, Royce of Brooklyn, N. Y. He does not claim to be the originator of this form of feminine trousettes, but based his right to letters patents on the ground that he was the inventor of some’of the / most essential features of the accepted style of bloomers, He also Jonn. Ogden, Sacramento, Harry Shaw, Hot Springs, Nevada, George Watson, Coulterville, Henry K, Willians, Stockton, O. Caude Oleson, St, Paul, Minnesota, Jacob Klein, Oregon, Henry, Jacobs, Philadelphia, Jack Muller, Virginia, evada, . Howard: Massey, of is also something else there—a thirst for another drink} he drinks ‘more and more to dissipate that sorrow and: t0quench’ that thirst. And the more he tries on this Jine the less satisfaction there is in his ‘heart, O, sinners you,are all in trouble; why don’t you heed that ‘Blessed Invitation’ and have your sorro drown owned for-ever and .your thirst sae ‘than satisfactorily ‘slaked, for God says, sHo, -eyery one.-that thirsteth; come ye to the waters.’ . God never told any body to givemp:admething if He had noth-. ing better towréphace it: Where he finds: a want in Naturepiie-finds’a satisfying substitute for’that: want. in His great’ Supply House. ” « we find that even if we're flat broke we can get salvation anyway; “come, buy. wine (wine here means joy, happiness), and milk, (strength) withont mo ey, abd withou price.’. God is calling you sinner} he is asking you toceme. Notice how many times he say ‘come’ in this text: ‘Come ye to the waters’ —that’g ong, ‘come’; ‘Come,’ ye, buy and oat — ible ve ohn) Gome Duy wine and witk’,—that’s three times he says *Come.’ I can see Jesus as he came and offered himeelf as a sacrifice to save sinners and secure for us this Blessed Invitation to ‘com >..Lhe.Holy.Spirit.is abroad.in this world saying ‘come.’ God the Father says ‘come;’ Jesus, the Son, says come;’ the Holy Ghost within you is telling you to ‘come. _ %O, sinners why will you not let this Trinity of God’s prevail? Where would that little band have been had they not hearkened to Noah’s invitation to come into the ark? ‘Come :now," and let us reason “together, . maith the Lard: ‘though your sing be as 'eearlet, they shall be as white as snow; + though they be red like crimson, ‘they shall . he as wool.’ And ‘if ye be willing and * obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land.’ That ark was the best, the only Place: in the world for the ‘sons aad daughters to come to and they accepted the. invitation. O, sinners, the best, the only thing for you to do f& to accept God’s Blessed Invitation, That it is the only thing for you to do, read John Vergo: 4 And ‘Vewill not come to me, that-ye-might have life,’ God wants you to come or he'would not ask you and + as He desires this He will help you to.come if you will’ let Him. Why, yon are asked to come all through the Bible, and even on the last page you will see:. ‘And the Spirit and the bride say, come. And let him that ' beareth say, come. And let him that “is . @thirst come. And whosoever will, let him _ take the water of life freely,” God, Jesus, _ the Holy Spirit, the Bible, all; all say come,’ We ought all to accept such earnest invitations as these.” _ **When I goI will know the Spirit will ‘have been there first, A caravan crossing: _ the desert rans out of water, some_metiber % of th y rol of-s0ime; but h at hich aa rt ' does not er member fgl‘lows and keeps in speaking distance of ss and a third follows close enough in the “of the second ‘to hear his voice and “then another 2 another until the man _shead tinds water to quench their feverish camp an eecsigne * Be yt *O, this is a good thard-times’ text; .here -updeF the old pay shoot that was worked above. It was exceedingly rich ore, thousands of dollars worth of ‘pure gold being great body of the ore contained arsenical sulphurets, with traces of galena and copper and iron pyrites, on last Wednesday night would have done one tolthe. other until-it-reaches the. 1°S.%t Dr. Brown’s church in San Franciioa 7, credit to @ "49 sideshow. The spirit of Albert Buffington left on the. noon train for Truckee to take in the Ice Palace, Supervisor F, M./ Pridgeon came down from Lake City today. O, K, Cloudman and. wife. were over from You Bet today. : G.’8. Fessler of San Franciscofarrived here last evening on his way. to. North BloomBloomfield, ( THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Happenings, Captain P. T. Riley has’ been offeredfby Adjutant General Barrett the privilege “of forming. and maintaining’ an independent ‘military company in Cirass Valley. © It has not been decided yet what action:to take in the matter, Members of the Miners’ Union will leave Valley, where: they will attend a concert

that is to be given under the auspices of the Union at that place, A large delegation will go down.Today was pay-day at nearly all the mines in ‘this-vicinity, anda large number of checks were issued, which will be converted into cash this evening. Went Through the Ceiling. The men engaged in wiring the Nationa Hotel for the Electric Power Company removed a portion of the flooring in the second story today, James Graham, the bartender, knew of this, but after lunch walked from the dining room right into the opening that the electricians had made, The next instant Jimmy found himself in the bar-room below, followed by a shower of plastering and bits of broken laths, “Fortunately for him it'was a very easy descent, as he was pot hurt at all, although greatly surprised. He had forgotten about the. floor being up near the dining room door, The Early Bird Catches the Worm, Oar wall paper is now arriving. Our designs ‘Were never more tasty, and prices never as low. Come before the stock is broken. We buy no job lots, 8 Lece & SHaw oo ; eee The Hope Mine. Work is progressing fav bly at the Hope mine at Alleghany,Bietra county, The tunnel was run in 14@'feet, cross-cutting tothe contact, thénce 380 feet southeast, and havg.yet ébout 100 feet to run to get thrown out at @ ‘single blast, although the Outrageous. The disgraceful scenes pictured as occur"joins in the a fatness. ess.’**'Phe Lord wants ie — ig party. ne eee Ghost . Christianity, seems to have flitted from: that or ain, and everybody should 0 lille, Pa until the verytleskond shall be shved.”. < Rueuwatisa is caused by lactic acid in j i y¥ anto me, and eat . the blond, Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutralizes let soul } this acid and me * derigeye cures: rheumatism. be! sure to get only cholate i completely and permanently + eee e Hoop’s Pitts cure nauses, : ick headeche, digestion, biliouaneas, Sold by all drug— Summarized Mention of Minor. “Home here at 7 o'clock this evening for Grass . Now, England has bumped against ‘. only abandon -all towns, : Rather Expensive, — In the past five years, according ‘to the report of expert Eckart filed with the “Board of Supervisors yesterday, Yuba county has paid to jurors for criminal business the sum . : of $17,130.72; for the feeding of prisoners in the county jail, $8,475.60; and to the Court reporter, $8,551.65. A Quaker Uiry Eeventric, It is safe to say that no other big city has.such a queer crauk of the ezauks ¢ Philadelphia has in what is known a: ‘the wooden man.’’ He has attracted’ i much attention that he now poses for . notice and changes his wonderful: cos: tumes almost daily. Formerly he carried a dane in his pocket, projecting, or else over his shoulder. -'Then for some timd he wore a red band around his hat. His latest wrinkle is an overcoat with red binding on the pockets, a curious canvas collar and red piping up the back of the coat. On the side of the collar, Mot in front, but close to his left ear, he wears a huge chrysanthemum. Every afternoon he promenades Chestnut street when it is crowded and takes off his hat to every woman who looks at him. Many: ‘women are afraid -ofhim“and cross the street or go into doorways. He is a colored man who is employed around the wharves of a. steamship company early in the morning and in the afternoons dresses jn this way. He has been doing it for many years. At one time he haunted.the hotel corridors, but he has long since been refused admittance. —Philadelphia Times. Naked Lamps Still Used In Many Mines, The most deplorable featuré about the calamity at the mining town of Dayton, Tenn., is the fact that 16 men lost their lives needlessly. They used the dangerous open lamps in their work, regardless of the record of death from Auch carelessness with which the history of coal mining is strewn. As Jeng’ago as vy invented a in coal minés, ple that flame, in passing throngh i wire meshes, loses so much of itsdfeat as to leave it incapable of igniting inflummable gases. Yot at this lgté day there are mines employing res of men, in which naked] light6 are used, ready to ignite~éxplo© gases at any momentand, send the workmen into eternity. The ‘company which operates’ the Dayton mines has decided that hereafter no open lamps will be allowed. This decision comes too late to be of any benefit to the 16 men who are dead and to the 16 households which have been plunged ‘into mourning. The calamity should’ be a .warning to other mine owners and. to other _ miners. — Pittsburg ChronicleTelegraph. ~~ gsc The Turnstile Defenses of Chicago, Bae if British war vessels should get intO lake waters it does not follow that . Detroit and the other points would be “easy prey. Granting, however, that they would strike colors, it again does not follow that Chicago would do likewise. , Chicago is one of the best, defended cities this side of Doomsday. On its lake front from the river to Jackson: park is the Ilinois Central railroad, many a foe, worthy and unworthy, but she has never encountered the Illinois Central. When she does, she will not ions of capturing Chicago, but she will find a turnstile on ig enon, © will lose the ships.. The Monroe doctrine is a stanch fair, but in every ship, and if she fools ‘around here . lon making appropriation for pnblic building at Oakland, California $350,000 and increasin Omaha by $800,000. : Shot His Brother. Orrumwa, ‘Ia., Feb, 7.—This. morning three boys named Merrifield, living alone, quarreled in regard:to getting upto make the fire.. Joe, aged 14, told the others to get up or he would kill them, They refused and he fired with a Winchester rifle, killing Hugh, aged 9, He then shot himself through the head. Card of Thanks. For the unwearying attention, for the ministrations during the night watches and the many acts of kindness and sympathy which I received from friends and neighbors during my recent: bereavement, I feel’ the deepest gratitude, To the choir and to all others who so kindly assisted in the last rites paid the dead, I offer sincere thanks, M. A, Bropiz. 7 How Much Do Dogs Know? This is*rather a difficult gaéstion to answer. A dog about 8 yeafs old is no doubt wiser far than a cbild double that age. At 6 a dog isin his zenith, and oan be taught bpt’ little more, but by this time, although he cannot speak, except. in a dof dumb language, he knows everything that is said about him —thatis; if he has been the constant companion of a kind master and misne gig We. are too loath to admit that a dog can-understand quite a deal that is spoken, especially if it concerns himself. [ am sure that, like myself, many of my readers could send me anecdotes in proof:of this.:' The following is sent me. by a lady. It is worth reading: ~~ ‘*My husband had at onetime a very fine collie, which seemed to understand conversation ly. On one occasion he told his housekeeper that he was going to-ride next day to his father’s place, L30 miles away, and, turning to his dog, said, ‘You will stay at home. *Next moruing the dog was not to beseen, and when his:master arrived at his destinaion the dog bad got there first, and was “peacefully resting under atable. The strangest thing was that the dog was ‘aken to my husband’s home by rail, tnd had never traveled on foot between ibe two places.’’—Edinburgh Scotch# Carlyle’s “Most Fool” Phrase. : . ‘Where, how and when did Carlyle deslare that his countrymen were-“‘mostly fools?’ According to Mr. Justin Mearthy, in an article in this paper, as lgo, rather vdaen 2 f ‘ecording to Mr. ‘raneis Espinasse in his recently rearinted. articles from The Bookman, it vas in an‘appeal (printed in The Spevator) to Lord John Russeil, then premier, to. do something for the industrial improvement of Ireland. According to fact, however, it was in the ‘‘LatterDay Pamphlets,” in the chapter on ‘parliaments. In the appeal to Lord John Russell Carlyle merely speaks of his countrymen as ‘‘twenty-seven millions, matiy of whom are fools;’’-in the ‘‘Latter Pamphlets,”* in the chapter ‘on stile doctrings it is ~ Waaurnoros, Reb: Phe Hadas Cond: claimed’to be the original applicant for a mittée on Public Buildings and Grounds to-day ordered a favorable report on bills Jshagnificent sum of forty cents. It’s a cold ~ *Oonsider, in fact, a body of 658 misbusiness, with 27,000,000, foc patent right on the article named, At Wolf's Only. Trinity Church. Ea Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, Rector, SexWoll’s Commercial street stor agesima Sunday: Morning service at 11. ee The finest kind of mince meat in bulk, at a. m,; Sunday School at 12:30 p.m. ‘No evening servicg, Seats free, . Everybody welcome,, Licensed by the Bishop. Know all men by these presents : That on recommendation of the Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, I have this day appointed Thomas J. Michell, Junior Warden of Emmanuel Parish, Grass Valley, “LayReader in the same; with authority. to read Morning and Evening Praycr and sermon,’ in the absence of the rector. ¥ Given under my hand and seal, “il J. H. D, Winapretp, Bishop of Northern Gatifornia. Benicia, Cal., February 6, 1866. SOemy The Way T' hey’Are Built, aoa Log Angeles neyer does anything by halves, A man died down that way twenty years ago leaving“an unincumbered estate worth $20, 000. ” After twenty years of administratiop‘tpon it the heirs are to. receive the and HayanaOchs. . 3 for 25cls. For 2S cts. day when oranges freeze southern citrus}. belts, CONES « © DistRIBVTOR 2S FREMONT ST. Tux Recorp of. remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only true blood purifier _ prominently in the public eye today, < U2 ba SNrictly Spanish Work SAN FRANCISCO. CAL DR. H. EHRLICH, CATARRH AND DEAFNESS POSITIVELY CURED by a New Treatment and New. . Methods Discovered by Myself «. Two Years ago. It is the Most ° Wonderful Discovery of this Age on Nose and Ear Diseases, r Cross Eyes : Siraipbtened ‘in-one minute without; ; tients go h ith is punity, Granulated Eyes, Weal, Waters yen . Dr. te Eyes ; lids, ‘Wild Hairs, Astigmatism, Nearsi htednass. tod : all tye Strains cured. ' Glasses fitted when all ‘others au. “y ‘3 Polypus. Tumors of the Nose, Enlarged Tonsils, Granulated Sore Throat, Loss of Voice, all Diseases of the Nose and Throat cured quickly and permanently, _ tin the Ears stopped i . Discharge Bs ges cured in ney eae . Deechoe ee cure ** 90 per cent. of the cases, no matter how long you have _, en: It is not. the length of time, but the changes in the ear that make it Souaathe Come and : a ea I can tell you in five minutes whether curable Catarrh—I can cure e . Treatment: sivas immediate relief, Remember, Ifyou have any phd EVES, EARS, NOSE AND THROAT,” Read what these le have to say, ‘If that does : 7 come ‘and see me aod i will refer youte Over'd,000 cured by me, “+-lawyers, bankers, business men and workii i if you can find any one. of these that say they everhad Or saw used the treatment I used, I will treat free. ve the sdventage If ; os ig cay ee ona f Hoop’s Pixts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine, Harmless, “reliable, T sure, Py G, FISHER. The New Firm have compl the Fresh and Salt Wate from first hands every UNDER . Tropical Suns grows the most powerfully curative ar. ticle of the vegetable kingdom—Peruvian Bark, It forms the most active ingre@iest in the famoug = ) This is How it . Peruvian Bitters ; ® pleasant, palatable remedy unequalled : When in the world to restore the apvetite, stimwith “us, : ulate sluggish digestive functions, dispel * malarial poisons, promote quiet nerves and sound sleep, replace wasted tissues in short to make the week strtne and shield wellfrom disease, , ¢ MACK & CO., San'¥ranocisco. All drugASRS Reale pe es “Assessment Notice. _ , PEDEBAL LOAN~-GOLD “MINING company. Location of Brea pes ace of buginess, Chas.Grimes’ store, Ne $y Calltognte. Location of ps Nevada vity istrict, Nevada County, California. Not e is hereby iven that at a popes of the Board of Ditec8d-day o jie ors held on the Februa: an sessment, (No. a) of 5 cents ‘Per hare, There is was levied upon th tal : ration payable immediately te Untton Gold Cola, to the tary, at the off the company, Chas, Grimes’ store, »Nevad ity, Nevada Co = ee [Mast -"The Cash G rocer. . her autonomy, she will not PLAZA GROCERY STORE FISHER B ROS » Proprietors. Our Prices will not only suit, : bat please yon, : mispinanibiceaaanscae ed ifs A. FISHER. sey (Successors to THOS, SHURTLEFF & SON.) etely re-stocked this well-known Store with The Latest Pack of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Frozen Eastern Oysters kept constantly on-hand. r Fish, in season, received: Thursday evening, s Done! we go to market we take the cash and we buy in large. enough quan. tities to get®the Lottom prices. We know ~ where, and what, and how to buy to get the ~ } best Groceries for the least money, That's } the reason we can give it to you. We offer. j you absolute certainty in quality. . Store everything is called by its real name, In ‘this no masquerading, If you like to 4 have everything just right, —— et fe An Act was ture to creat School Teacher Fund in the se: the State, In Superintendent the Board of themselves int< **School Teach . Fund,” whose: x disbursement o ~ the beneficiarie These Board: administer the therefrom acco. new. Act.. The the month of J visors the cond: ceipts and disb lint of the benei Section 3 of ever a teachei wchools of this § years, and shal performing the teacher shall, . may, in the « School Trustee retired as ‘a tea ceive an annuit month; and if : twenty-five ye @ime circumet annuity of $50 to be made out counties in proj taught by such Section 6 rea sfor.the payment athe Secretary o each municipal athe Treasurer, : every school dis palities shall ce manner to the County one peach teacher as month, the Tre to the fund for In case any three years afte or she must, in thereof, pay int ‘We presume in this county 1 Act above quot Who Wo Things are o Za Congress . zlegate introd: penalty for pris it might be ma fiatic carnival a tbe given for its man from Mas bill had to be-d New Mexico cultured Massa thought it ? Ir the hair i pepirotss Bale: Renewer is jus Noumser On: sack, at Gaylo) All Ask: got 8 your friends . by erman — A gold link tween Boulder Dby sickness, Seeabie. isl Ts a sure cu 1. 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