January 10, 1896 (4 pages)

-THEDAILYTRANSCRIPT. — PERSONAL POINTERS. Your Own Fault. It is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheuFire at the Brunswick Mine. ” THE FIRST WOMAN PHYSICIAN. : At 2 o’clock this morning the dry house ‘Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell's Struggles to Pro1Sssc. : Be — (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Nevade Olty, Nevada County, Published Evenings Dally Except Sundays and eo, al lidays oliday SUBSCRIPTION TeRMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Conts a Month; $ix/Dollars a Year When Calif. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. R. Moss of Santa Cruz is in town. cure a Medical Education. ‘*Trust.a woman as a doctor? Never !’’ Thus spoke Fanny Kemble, the great actress, when Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell endeavored to enlist her sympathies in the New York Infirmary and Collége For Women many years ago. ‘Tihis was-the at the Brunswick thine, near Grass Valley, caught on fire and ,the flames spread with such rapidity that the. men in the hoisting works and mill-were unable to check . the fire. The building was entirely consumed, together with the clothes of the miners who matic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system; The Oil of Grass Valley, only‘on a full guarantee, and can be obtained through other first-class Buy iat a Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Eden has been sold by Joun P. Zier of . ' BROWN & CALKI George Haines and W, W. Leffingaell, of Sacramento, are in town, ae i W. ©, Hopkins of San Francisco ‘is in town, ; C. B. Wilson of San Francisco arrived here last evening. : : M.-H. Barry of San Francisco arrived here this morning. : W. ©. Wolf of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, M. Williamson of Moore’s Flat came down last evening, . ; Hon, R. I, Thomas came over from Birchville today, ey *" Thomas Edmonds and D. Roberts came over from French Corral today. were at work underground, d It is not known positively how the fire started, bat the supposition is that it .was caused by a defective find, Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. attitude that confronted Dr. Blackwell on .every side when she endeavored to carry out her ambition to becomea physician. She was’ the pioneer, the first woman doctor, and like all pioneers het” lot was not a happy one. She was born in England, came to America when a young girl, and when -her father died -was compelled to support herself. She aided her sisters in opeuing a boarding school, but she longed to engage in some more congenial occupation. One day an invalid woman friend said: ‘‘Why da dealers in medicines, Manufactured only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine Company, Oakland, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, oe : To et5 e Going Backward. Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, From the Old and Reliable Firm of Ome . . 18 Cts. per Week o . WHEN PAID 3 SIX DOLLARS . FRIDAY. y Teleptior ————— Om See first p: . Reading Matter. = TBE US That Scandals Which Atmosphere May J ‘Lead us not into ter _ that can be used by mi _ during the week of p the means of. averting effect is equal to the: sensational exposuresEmanuel Church, resul tion of young Darrant ; Parson Gibson, it wouk Christians of San Fra temptation, The De events proves that thi little effect on some of of the first Congregat Mr. Brown, the popu highly respectable cou, have neglected: to tak warning, as he evident]; tation, But he is a mat ability, thetefore when Davidson hush money h the part of a g C) tendered his resignatic would have prevented permitted the keeping which now under the ma LocAL Reapvine Noticrs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application, ¢ Rumored Fire at Truckee. It was reported this afternoon that the Ice Palace-and the toboggan slide, at Truckee, wete destypyed by fire today. Friction from the rapid moving toboggans probably produced sparks that set fire to the glide and then communicated with. the Palace. As the water’ works. were frozen up. the firemen and others did their utmost to put out the fire with snowballs, but they failed. The rumor did not cut much ice . K. Tower arrived here this morning with most people, although some believe it . from San Francisco on a visit to his parents. tobe true, va C. D, Bean of San Francisco arrived here EB “SN ee on the morning train, “The, Athletic Exhibition. Capt. Thomas Buckley came spies from The Nevada City Athletic Club will give, the Empire mine, Sierra county, this morn an exhibition at Armory Hall on the 17th ing, ee his way below, 0: Balb ; instant, The club is a deserving institution . cessive heat or cold; to impure air; wo By -Skilifal and Experienced W Ri Miss Morgan and Miss M. ©, Holburn, o: and should be liberally supported. Read squander our vitality, San Francisco, arrived here last evening. on No . Tru¢, with most people these things are . Goods purchased from US engraved free of charge, i pet their way to North San Juan, the advertisement. the necessary consequences of the atraggle es Orders from the countrypromptly attended to, : o M10, for existence, It is to the millions w cannct continually think of their health a = La LUwT JH if r Ceeesee ¢ It is said that the bustle is coming into avor again, This is.a move backward, FIGHTING DEATH. ccupation that Everybody Should be Engaged in all the Time. " Few people realize how, much we can do in warding off that grim monster, death, Our days are not “numbered’—we cannot ‘determine the number ourselves, but wae can aid or subtract from it. 3 We are continually though unconsciously doing things that shorten our life by hours —days—years, We work too long’ too hard; we eat food unsuited to us, too much or not enough; we overstrain certain muscles, limbs, senses or faculties, While others remain unused and undeveloped; we expose ourselves to exsae visesee JAN. 10, 1896. “THE DAILY TRANSCRIP'S ; Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Foster’s predicted storm is near at hand, Large delegations from this city will go to Truckee to witness the Ice Carnival, The Saddle Rock ‘restaurant at Grass Valley has been closed, “A new grocery store, a new clothing ‘store, & new drug store, and anew shooting gallery are the latest events down on Main street, near the Union Hotel, this city) Mrs. Robert Jones of Grass Valley, who . , , has bepn suffering from alarge abcess ‘on UNION HALL ASSOCIATION. the right side, was operated on yesterday by : Drs, Millis and Sawyer, a-very large quantity of pus being evacuated. A street gatne where you pay for the privilege of throwing balls at nigger babies, in ot ) hope of winning a small, prize, has been e opened on Broad stre’t, next door below Smith’s grocery store, ., . The. three-months-old son of A. O. Taylo of Grass, Valley died this morning, of pneumonia. The committee of five or six citizens of Grass Valley appointed to confer with Gov\ ernor Budd in regard ‘to thé consolidation of Companies C and H, went to Sacramentvu today. Constable Loher brought William Damon up from Grass Valley this afternoon _ to All Goods Sold at . Bottom Figures And Warranted . Strictly First-class, YW mis Repairing of Fine Watches{and Jewelry Steel in His Finger, Jeff Lovelady, blacksmith at the’ Brunswick mine, got’a piece of steel in one of his fingers today. He came to town and had it cut out by Dr, Tickell, Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. _ that this is addressed; it is to them that Peruyian Bitters is recommended. With them Peruvian Bitters is to the body what oil is to machinery; it ere the entire system so toned. that it works with the least possible ‘friction and: waste of vitality, with greatest power of resistance to the germs of disease. Peruvian Bitters is an infallible tonic, which, when vitality has been rediiced by poor digestion, overwork, sickness, troublé——puts. the various functions in such normal condition that nature, unhampered, soon ‘restores wasted tissues, vigor and energy. Mack & Co., San Francisco. All druggists and dealers, "DR. ELIZABETH BLACKWELL. you not study medicine? If I could have been treated by a woman doctor, my worst sufferings would lave been spared me”? At first the idea wag repulsive .to Dr. Blackwell, bret sho finally concluded tc study medicine, and accordingly wrote to six different physicians for advice. All were unanimous in,declaring that it was inapdssible for a member.of her sex to gain a medical education. Fora time their joint prediction seemed well founded. In 1845, just 50 years ago, she entered the office class of a Charleston physician and two years; later applied in vain for admittance to the Philadelphia Medical school. Undaunted, she made application to numerous other schools, but they all refused to admit her. At last success crcwned her efforts. The a THE WHITE HOUSE Great Glosing Out Sale of Dress GOODS ~— Priofto Stock — Stock in the Proposed New Building Will Soon Be Ready to Issue, Last night the Trustees of Milo Lodge, Boston’s “Uncle Noah.” There is a well meaning old gentleman in Bogton who goes about in fair weather or foul with an open umbrella over his head. Ho is one cf the notable sharacters of the town, highly respected 18 far as that goes, but pitied as the victim of the delusion that a downponr is always impending. The story is abroad in Boston that he once got a terrible drenching and contracted therefrom a sold that threw him into a fever, out of which he issued with hig life, but an anbalanced mind. All he eould remember of his experience was that he was saught out without an umbrella, and ARS os organized by selecting Geor, Hydraulic Parlor as Chai Pecor of Milo Lodge n, Charles E. Secretary, and j urér, It was decided to take the preliminary steps towards forming an incorporation to be known 4s the Union Hall Association, ital stock of 1,000 shares of the $20 per share. A large portion of tock will be taken by the two orders, \VOULD YOU RELISH A RELISH ? serve a term of ten days in the county jail} th for battery. The weather-has moderated considerab] ahd the balance will no doubt be bought by members of the above lodges, in amounts faculty of a medical college in Geneva, N. Y., enrolled her among the other regular students, and in January, 1849, she though capable of doing business and comprehending every other--subject, he ful attorneys will beco Even now Dr. Brown st 3till lives in dread of a second deluge. He is known-as “‘Unole Noah. ’’—Boston Herald. Obtained Expert Advice. business and pray to received the first diploma ever awarded ~ temptation and then res & woman by such an institution. Desiring to increase her knowledge, 6 went to Paris and studied at La WMa; : ; ternite. She was received on the footing . _ Talk about nerve! A Caribou dentist of a nurse, and while attending an tells The Republican that a woman ophthalmic child received some of the came to his rooms ‘one day lately, and, poison into one of her own eyes, the . S80wing him an aching tooth, asked if sight of which was destroyed. Return. it would come out hard. The dentist, ing to New York, she fousded the New . 4fter an inspection, replied that it would York Infirmary and College For Women . '>@ aM easy tooth to pull; whereupon the and took an active part in the work of . Safferer remarked; ‘Wall, I’m glad. A the sanitary commission during the war, . blacksmith promised to pull the tooth Bhe now lives in Hastings, England, . With a pair of pinchers, and f guess I'll and although well along in years still let him do the job, if the tooth is comin maintaing an office in London’ easy,’ And away she went, leaving an nese astonished and bewildered dentist to THE DOUBLE DEALING SULTAN. gaze at her in wonder as she started for His Appointment of Bahri Pasha Plain . the blacksmith’s shop.—Lewiston JourEvidence of His Duplicity, nal The civilized world is rapidly coming to the conclusion that ‘‘the sick man of Europe’’ needs a liberul dose of grape and canister. Hoe constantly protests to the powers that he is doing his utmost to end the massacres in Armenia and at within the past two or three days and the indications this nrorning were favoralile for rain. Nearly everybody. is tired of the cold, freezing weather, and a change of any kind would’ be appreciated: Fifteen. of the twénty stamps at the Mountaineer quartz mill are now running steadily day “and right, and the force of miners working’ there will keep the mill » supplied with’quartz. ‘ A football team composed of boys from the High School will play a game with the Gold. Flat team tomorrow afternoon, at ‘Cashin’s field, ' ; ; Tomorrow, will be pay-day at a number of the mines.in this district, J. Levy, thg live Commercial street merchant, hag.a changed advertisement in today’s paper. Read it and turn the. announcement to advantage by visiting his place of business, : ranging from one to ten shares, payment to be made in installments as the money is needed. Subscription books will soon be Kish opened and it is believed that the stock will all be subscribed within a month thereafter. Four Directors are to be chosen from one order and three from the other, the choice of the extra. Director alternating every year. The plan of the corporation in other réspects will be similar to the Odd Fellows Hall Association, Work on the new building will begin in the spring, when the weather becomes settled, and it is the intention to erect one of the finest lodge buildings in this part of the State, to cost in the neighborhood of $15,000. The building is tv contain one of the best and largest. dance hulls and banque’ rooms in the county, Forgot All About It. Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails ARE THE THING. 66 66 66 Charley Compounds Sl Drinks Properly, . A New Application of Scripture. There was rejoicing in the village at the killing of a pig. Being dead, it was cut up. A neighbor’s cat stole secretly into the larder, and annexed a piece of : : batob of letters are flaur $4.00 Suits Reduced to $3.00 Each rer li 3-00 3 es = is 2.00 ie cent. Brown is guilty, ry y ; end the press, if they GOODS we will offer at ae ie a Great Reduction. oe oe Private Lunch Rooms may not feach this city. 5 5 Excursion to the ae The White House. 3 Bee a iggcenataggea: ote Milwankee Brewery saloon, Broad Street, Nevada City. ve tidenandlhgterges . : For The Miners. to poison the minds of tl Our Entire line of fine DRESS. es ney es Oh rete dal which now permeat Se a A train will leave Ne pReturning will reach Ne: Marysville Democrat; The friends of a certain young man of this city who recently mm. Monday, January 131 At a meeting of the Board of Directors: of the Oakland Board of Trade, Tuesday night, the following resolutions indorsing the action of the State Miners’ Association were unatiimously adopted : Whereas,’ The’ prosperity of ;aur State must ever depend in part upon her varied and extensive mineral resources, from which flow annpally millions of dollars into-the chnueld of commerce, and Whereas, The futher development of our mining industry depend, ina great measure, upon favorable legislation by our National Congress ; now, therefore, be it, Resolved, That our Senatora and Representative in Congress ke requested to use joined the Benedictines, are telling. a good Joke on him and having considerable fun at his expense, They aver that their young friend is absent-minded and that. the’other day at the noon hour, when business was brisk, he rushed over to the hotel as ‘of old’ and ate his lunch, Ashe was returning from the hotela friend of his accosted him thusly ; “Well, how is this Billy; eating at the hotel again? I thought you got married last month.” Then the young kusband gave the whole thing away. He slapped his hands together and confessed that he had forgotten all about the new .arrangement, He had alL the same time promotes and otherwise honors the Turkish and Kurdish officials who are doing all they can by deeds of omission or of commission to destroy the Christians in the Ottoman empire. . If there were any reasonable doubt of this fact, thé appointment of Bahri Pasha to the important office of military commander of the-Aleppo district would be sufficient to dispel it. The pasha, according to the Christian residents and foreign diplomatic representatives, is a cruel tyrant and his promotion by the sultan has aroused a storm of indignation. Bahri Pasha, it will be recalled, was in command at Van.at the time of the Turkish atracities there, and owing to his noninterpork, which she brought in triumph to her. mistress. Next day the clergyman of the parish visited the old woman, who recounted to him the remarkable Sagacity of the beast. ‘It was quite beautiful, sir,’? sho said Piously, ‘‘to see the way the sweet creature brought me the piece of pork; it brought to my. mind what we read in the Bible about Elijah and the ravens. ’’—Realm. The Knight's Surcoat. The knight’s surcoat, a long, flowing: g0wn, worn outside the armor, was ati impediment in action, but valuable otherwise, for it often saved his life By indicating -his rank, position, wealth and the amount of ransom he was able to pay. The gold inlaid and jeweled ed FSIS IS *The New Drugstore The new owners have converted the old establishment at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets into one. of the handsomest and most completely stock ed dru; and statione ry stores in the interior, The Jat_ ‘trip, $5. This will be . >. train from this city, and sufficient to warrant it M run a@ excursion train Gauge every week whi tinues, From Japan. *"Wx have used Hood’ Hood's Pills for a numbe: have given general satis recommended them to mi A. J. Stiles, Nevada Cit; Hoop’s Pris cure all TO Testimor Nevada City. ee Japanese Goods are more beautiful _ this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. Mra. A. L. Alperb, Cal., says she has use neuralgia, ear ache and made a cure in every cas¢ vention was largely responsible for the slaughter of men, women and children b¥ the bloodthirsty Kurds. At the time armor of the knights served the same Purpose by advertising the rank and wealth of the warrior, est and best of everything in their line at iv Fair Prices. se / Come in and look : all honorable means to secure the passage . lowed the fact that he is married to slip his of the bills introduced at the present session,. mind. : of Congress at the request of the Califofnia eas “ Miners’ Association, Appointed Agent. Mrs. Lester, & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mikado's domain, These goods. make just as nice Holiday Gifts as can ‘be found. They are reasonable in priceftoo, © around, even though you * —THE— N. G. A. G. Will give a ARRIVALS A Firemen’s Entertainment. Union Hotel, M The committee have’ not yet decided to get up a concert for the benefit of the Fire Department, but if they conclude to do so it is understood that Mrs, J.T. Howard of Grass Valley will be invited to take charge of the entertainment, It is a mistake that Mrs. Howard had volunteered to take the management, as she was not aware that the firemen of this city contemplated giving a concert. She is now arranging a musical entertainment for the benefit of the Grass Valley firemen, and this fact suggested the idea of inviting her to help a sitnilar_ movement in Nevada City, Mr,.J, Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s O. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years experience with the cotten we found it to be equal to any ‘manufactured, Sold-at'6 spools for 25 cents, at the New Store on Commercial street, d27%f J. Levy, There will be a lot of fine turkeys raffled off at Simmons’ ‘saloon, Pine street, Saturday night, January 1ith. 26 Dickerman & Co. J. T. Jewett, ‘Penn Va Up-to date Druggists and Stationers, C, Lyons, as F. Hoyle, 2 W. Jones, San Juan, J. W. He pee Thos, Callinay; San Fr J. Smith and. wife,. ce. : ¥ D, Faanks, 8. Tuttle, Jas. Ormsby, P. Nancarlo, Colfax, W. Heintz, af Geo, Haines, Sacramer W. W. Leffingael, * R. Moas, Santa Cruz, 8.-M. Taylor, « . A. Wells, Smartaville, (ieee ‘ _ MARRI SSRI aaa Delinquent. Notice. Ce Sole rid 5 grater MINING COMany. Location of principal pl, is nese Nevada City, F He ee ITION AT California. Location of works, Nevada City Distric Gallteraie y ty; Nevada county, Notice. There are deli lowing described stock ment (No. 13) levi ber, 1895, the several amount RHEUMATISM is caused by lactic acid in the blood, Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutralizes this acid and completely and permanently cures._rheumatism,—be--sure~ to get only Ukiah Press::*The new .woman will} 100d’s, learn with.horrorthat an Ohie Judge has decided that wives are legally responsible for the support of their husbands and their families, provided the husbands ‘themselves are unable tu-furnish the support. The: Judge contends that the law of Ohio in this respect is the same as that in Illinois, ’ Towa, California and the Territory of Oklahoma. In the Ohio case’ the amount sued for was a balance of $22 on a tailor Dill of venerable date, and the wife who “has real estate valued at $10,000,.will have to pay it. ARMORY HALL, BAHRI PASHA, 8 ® : sir Philip Currie; the British ombassa. PIICAY Evening, January 17th, dor, demanded the pasha’s removal on ; the ground of maladministration and cruelty to the Armenians. The grow] of ah the British lion compelled the sultan to comply with Sir Philip’s request, but when the Van affair blew over the sultan restoréd Bahri Pasha to power and conferred decorations upon him, plainly ‘showing that the pasha’s action in making no effort to stay the murderous day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, un-. hands of the Kurds placed him in high til further notice, and forbid any one re-. favor at Yildiz palace. moving the barricades. The district of Aleppo, the troops of D. B. Gxronext, City Marshal, . Which, Eh placed uilor Bahri Nevada City, J anuary 4, 1896. : : s nernabregbe Taian . pean aac ar} orth big! 60 miles from ‘ or ; ntioch. eppo has a nlati Sratts to let. Enquire of G, D, Buckley 120,00, bouk 94. bolce whi os Cae a 5 tians and Jews. It has recently been the Bcene of anti-Armenian outbreaks, and since the appointment of Bahri Pasha the powers have warned the sultan that he will hear something drop if there ig & massacre in Aleppo, 4 ————2-08e-2 , / Tae Recorp of.remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only trae blood purifier prominently-in the publiceye-today, — Must Support Them. a Rermenenrin * et No. Shares. Hoon’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headache, eae indigestion, biliousness. ‘Sold by all druggists. BarnesSBs Sesseze : In Nevada City, Ja . ‘Rev. J. Sims, Francis E gurete Victoria Oliver, Bridge Closed. Notice is‘hereby given that I have this 38s > This is How it Is Done! e _. When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quanyf tities to get the} bottom prices. We -know . where, and what, and how to buy ¢o get the § best Groceries for the least money. That's the reason we can give it to. you. We offer you absolute certainty in quality. < In. this Store everything is called by its real name. There is no masquerading. If you like to _ Reone oo 4 Suse Will Appear. ait Attention! Attention ! eee Foon The Branch Wonder has received from the East samples of Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, 8838838 MUSIC! ii) ‘ Caraman is @ constitutional disease and . ~. ? 7 cannot cured by local applications, which Mr. Levy offers for $9.00 -a ‘uit. Hood's Sarsaparilla “ conakitatooal remEqual to any. other suits ‘sold if town for . edy : it cures catarrh, it purifies the biodd, $15.00. In Transcript Block, CommercialStreet. ee 1j4-tf Hoov’s Pints are poe do not purge, THIxxK or Tus, “Hood's Sarsaparilla is, druggists. the only true blood purifier prominently in 2 the public eye today. It cures disease when . ee all others fail, because it makes pure blood. = oe BORN. MUSCLE ! { "sta? “. have everything just right, : DONT FORGET = « The Cash Grocer. \ . MColleyBBuilding, Commercial Street. are purely vegetable, and pain or gripe, Sold by all names.of the respective shareholder, wee ane Names. Cert, Carl Hesse 217, 218, 219, 228, 224, 225, ° 230 ig, 249 Herbe-tCoward, 66,. M. Hanly, 83, “ 197, —AND— A. J. Boefing, 61, . F. Woodman, . ‘. J. Morrison, 20, : Wm, ur pe Jr, Tr., 152 x Merten, 4 B. H. Miller, 164, Dr. Louis Stern 172, Chas, E. Moozer 912, David Anderson, Mary Ann Martin, . Lottie Martin, 500 And in accordance with law and an order Noveniber, 1895, so man: ih. Fr F such stock'as ma be Decenary eit ne /MERIT . ! : : gohnston’s Store, Co fal ‘street, Nevada! ‘ City, Nevada count Californi>; y the dev] NEW ACTS . NEW TALENT . linquent assessment thoresut per ah ost, : ‘ Bale. lows: No. e { “ “ 220, 224, 2ed, Prof. Edwi 0 é E. E. Appelton, "Wi 21 and 38, Phil. Mondt, oT an , Wm. Foshbach, 120 ard 184, M 149, Maria Rissmann, : Christian Beeg, Tr., 234, 24 Nellie Martin, the Bord of Direetors, made On the 18th day of é 2 ng “ petite auction onFriday, Janua ; ether with costs of advertising and ex 608 O eC t WH I. iat y ASPER, Secretary. a spanage 2 om Osste etary. _ NRW PROPLE . . commmerelat nutty Sauter Glohnvon’s: store, Sale Hoop’s Pitts ara t : “ng SE a : ay and liver misdieipa, Hace oor the ore Gentlemen 50 cents.-’, tee The shore ne pizectors a4 ek sure,‘ Ladies and Children 25 , pests B0days, By order at ths ree 3 : . ~ conte, [PRPS ct ats Masnegat te Bl rc) q ye ¥ K, CASPER, Sec’y, THE Higgins patent pipe is made in this Near N, ees county. Cool smokers, At all dealers,: 1m wile ar N. Tek Tad Lprags 10th, to the om PS aR A SEC TEs Pig aot ok RR ea . = ae e 9

-THEDAILYTRANSCRIPT. — PERSONAL POINTERS. Your Own Fault. It is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheuFire at the Brunswick Mine. ” THE FIRST WOMAN PHYSICIAN. : At 2 o’clock this morning the dry house ‘Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell's Struggles to Pro1Sssc. : Be — (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Nevade Olty, Nevada County, Published Evenings Dally Except Sundays and eo, al lidays oliday SUBSCRIPTION TeRMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Conts a Month; $ix/Dollars a Year When Calif. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. R. Moss of Santa Cruz is in town. cure a Medical Education. ‘*Trust.a woman as a doctor? Never !’’ Thus spoke Fanny Kemble, the great actress, when Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell endeavored to enlist her sympathies in the New York Infirmary and Collége For Women many years ago. ‘Tihis was-the at the Brunswick thine, near Grass Valley, caught on fire and ,the flames spread with such rapidity that the. men in the hoisting works and mill-were unable to check . the fire. The building was entirely consumed, together with the clothes of the miners who matic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system; The Oil of Grass Valley, only‘on a full guarantee, and can be obtained through other first-class Buy iat a Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Eden has been sold by Joun P. Zier of . ' BROWN & CALKI George Haines and W, W. Leffingaell, of Sacramento, are in town, ae i W. ©, Hopkins of San Francisco ‘is in town, ; C. B. Wilson of San Francisco arrived here last evening. : : M.-H. Barry of San Francisco arrived here this morning. : W. ©. Wolf of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, M. Williamson of Moore’s Flat came down last evening, . ; Hon, R. I, Thomas came over from Birchville today, ey *" Thomas Edmonds and D. Roberts came over from French Corral today. were at work underground, d It is not known positively how the fire started, bat the supposition is that it .was caused by a defective find, Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. attitude that confronted Dr. Blackwell on .every side when she endeavored to carry out her ambition to becomea physician. She was’ the pioneer, the first woman doctor, and like all pioneers het” lot was not a happy one. She was born in England, came to America when a young girl, and when -her father died -was compelled to support herself. She aided her sisters in opeuing a boarding school, but she longed to engage in some more congenial occupation. One day an invalid woman friend said: ‘‘Why da dealers in medicines, Manufactured only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine Company, Oakland, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, oe : To et5 e Going Backward. Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, From the Old and Reliable Firm of Ome . . 18 Cts. per Week o . WHEN PAID 3 SIX DOLLARS . FRIDAY.. y Teleptior ————— Om See first p: . Reading Matter. = TBE US That Scandals Which Atmosphere May J ‘Lead us not into ter _ that can be used by mi _ during the week of p the means of. averting effect is equal to the: sensational exposuresEmanuel Church, resul tion of young Darrant ; Parson Gibson, it wouk Christians of San Fra temptation, The De events proves that thi little effect on some of of the first Congregat Mr. Brown, the popu highly respectable cou, have neglected: to tak warning, as he evident]; tation, But he is a mat ability, thetefore when Davidson hush money h the part of a g C) tendered his resignatic would have prevented permitted the keeping which now under the ma LocAL Reapvine Noticrs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application, ¢ Rumored Fire at Truckee. It was reported this afternoon that the Ice Palace-and the toboggan slide, at Truckee, wete destypyed by fire today. Friction from the rapid moving toboggans probably produced sparks that set fire to the glide and then communicated with. the Palace. As the water’ works. were frozen up. the firemen and others did their utmost to put out the fire with snowballs, but they failed. The rumor did not cut much ice . K. Tower arrived here this morning with most people, although some believe it . from San Francisco on a visit to his parents. tobe true, va C. D, Bean of San Francisco arrived here EB “SN ee on the morning train, “The, Athletic Exhibition. Capt. Thomas Buckley came spies from The Nevada City Athletic Club will give, the Empire mine, Sierra county, this morn an exhibition at Armory Hall on the 17th ing, ee his way below, 0: Balb ; instant, The club is a deserving institution . cessive heat or cold; to impure air; wo By -Skilifal and Experienced W Ri Miss Morgan and Miss M. ©, Holburn, o: and should be liberally supported. Read squander our vitality, San Francisco, arrived here last evening. on No . Tru¢, with most people these things are . Goods purchased from US engraved free of charge, i pet their way to North San Juan, the advertisement. the necessary consequences of the atraggle es Orders from the countrypromptly attended to, : o M10, for existence, It is to the millions w cannct continually think of their health a = La LUwT JH if r Ceeesee ¢ It is said that the bustle is coming into avor again, This is.a move backward, FIGHTING DEATH. ccupation that Everybody Should be Engaged in all the Time. " Few people realize how, much we can do in warding off that grim monster, death, Our days are not “numbered’—we cannot ‘determine the number ourselves, but wae can aid or subtract from it. 3 We are continually though unconsciously doing things that shorten our life by hours —days—years, We work too long’ too hard; we eat food unsuited to us, too much or not enough; we overstrain certain muscles, limbs, senses or faculties, While others remain unused and undeveloped; we expose ourselves to exsae visesee JAN. 10, 1896. “THE DAILY TRANSCRIP'S ; Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Foster’s predicted storm is near at hand, Large delegations from this city will go to Truckee to witness the Ice Carnival, The Saddle Rock ‘restaurant at Grass Valley has been closed, “A new grocery store, a new clothing ‘store, & new drug store, and anew shooting gallery are the latest events down on Main street, near the Union Hotel, this city) Mrs. Robert Jones of Grass Valley, who . , , has bepn suffering from alarge abcess ‘on UNION HALL ASSOCIATION. the right side, was operated on yesterday by : Drs, Millis and Sawyer, a-very large quantity of pus being evacuated. A street gatne where you pay for the privilege of throwing balls at nigger babies, in ot ) hope of winning a small, prize, has been e opened on Broad stre’t, next door below Smith’s grocery store, ., . The. three-months-old son of A. O. Taylo of Grass, Valley died this morning, of pneumonia. The committee of five or six citizens of Grass Valley appointed to confer with Gov\ ernor Budd in regard ‘to thé consolidation of Companies C and H, went to Sacramentvu today. Constable Loher brought William Damon up from Grass Valley this afternoon _ to All Goods Sold at . Bottom Figures And Warranted . Strictly First-class, YW mis Repairing of Fine Watches{and Jewelry Steel in His Finger, Jeff Lovelady, blacksmith at the’ Brunswick mine, got’a piece of steel in one of his fingers today. He came to town and had it cut out by Dr, Tickell, Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. _ that this is addressed; it is to them that Peruyian Bitters is recommended. With them Peruvian Bitters is to the body what oil is to machinery; it ere the entire system so toned. that it works with the least possible ‘friction and: waste of vitality, with greatest power of resistance to the germs of disease. Peruvian Bitters is an infallible tonic, which, when vitality has been rediiced by poor digestion, overwork, sickness, troublé——puts. the various functions in such normal condition that nature, unhampered, soon ‘restores wasted tissues, vigor and energy. Mack & Co., San Francisco. All druggists and dealers, "DR. ELIZABETH BLACKWELL. you not study medicine? If I could have been treated by a woman doctor, my worst sufferings would lave been spared me”? At first the idea wag repulsive .to Dr. Blackwell, bret sho finally concluded tc study medicine, and accordingly wrote to six different physicians for advice. All were unanimous in,declaring that it was inapdssible for a member.of her sex to gain a medical education. Fora time their joint prediction seemed well founded. In 1845, just 50 years ago, she entered the office class of a Charleston physician and two years; later applied in vain for admittance to the Philadelphia Medical school. Undaunted, she made application to numerous other schools, but they all refused to admit her. At last success crcwned her efforts. The a THE WHITE HOUSE Great Glosing Out Sale of Dress GOODS ~— Priofto Stock — Stock in the Proposed New Building Will Soon Be Ready to Issue, Last night the Trustees of Milo Lodge, Boston’s “Uncle Noah.” There is a well meaning old gentleman in Bogton who goes about in fair weather or foul with an open umbrella over his head. Ho is one cf the notable sharacters of the town, highly respected 18 far as that goes, but pitied as the victim of the delusion that a downponr is always impending. The story is abroad in Boston that he once got a terrible drenching and contracted therefrom a sold that threw him into a fever, out of which he issued with hig life, but an anbalanced mind. All he eould remember of his experience was that he was saught out without an umbrella, and ARS os organized by selecting Geor, Hydraulic Parlor as Chai Pecor of Milo Lodge n, Charles E. Secretary, and j urér, It was decided to take the preliminary steps towards forming an incorporation to be known 4s the Union Hall Association, ital stock of 1,000 shares of the $20 per share. A large portion of tock will be taken by the two orders, \VOULD YOU RELISH A RELISH ? serve a term of ten days in the county jail} th for battery. The weather-has moderated considerab] ahd the balance will no doubt be bought by members of the above lodges, in amounts faculty of a medical college in Geneva, N. Y., enrolled her among the other regular students, and in January, 1849, she though capable of doing business and comprehending every other--subject, he ful attorneys will beco Even now Dr. Brown st 3till lives in dread of a second deluge. He is known-as “‘Unole Noah. ’’—Boston Herald. Obtained Expert Advice. business and pray to received the first diploma ever awarded ~ temptation and then res & woman by such an institution. Desiring to increase her knowledge, 6 went to Paris and studied at La WMa; : ; ternite. She was received on the footing . _ Talk about nerve! A Caribou dentist of a nurse, and while attending an tells The Republican that a woman ophthalmic child received some of the came to his rooms ‘one day lately, and, poison into one of her own eyes, the . S80wing him an aching tooth, asked if sight of which was destroyed. Return. it would come out hard. The dentist, ing to New York, she fousded the New . 4fter an inspection, replied that it would York Infirmary and College For Women . '>@ aM easy tooth to pull; whereupon the and took an active part in the work of . Safferer remarked; ‘Wall, I’m glad. A the sanitary commission during the war, . blacksmith promised to pull the tooth Bhe now lives in Hastings, England, . With a pair of pinchers, and f guess I'll and although well along in years still let him do the job, if the tooth is comin maintaing an office in London’ easy,’ And away she went, leaving an nese astonished and bewildered dentist to THE DOUBLE DEALING SULTAN. gaze at her in wonder as she started for His Appointment of Bahri Pasha Plain . the blacksmith’s shop.—Lewiston JourEvidence of His Duplicity, nal The civilized world is rapidly coming to the conclusion that ‘‘the sick man of Europe’’ needs a liberul dose of grape and canister. Hoe constantly protests to the powers that he is doing his utmost to end the massacres in Armenia and at within the past two or three days and the indications this nrorning were favoralile for rain. Nearly everybody. is tired of the cold, freezing weather, and a change of any kind would’ be appreciated: Fifteen. of the twénty stamps at the Mountaineer quartz mill are now running steadily day “and right, and the force of miners working’ there will keep the mill » supplied with’quartz. ‘ A football team composed of boys from the High School will play a game with the Gold. Flat team tomorrow afternoon, at ‘Cashin’s field, ' ; ; Tomorrow, will be pay-day at a number of the mines.in this district, J. Levy, thg live Commercial street merchant, hag.a changed advertisement in today’s paper. Read it and turn the. announcement to advantage by visiting his place of business, : ranging from one to ten shares, payment to be made in installments as the money is needed. Subscription books will soon be Kish opened and it is believed that the stock will all be subscribed within a month thereafter. Four Directors are to be chosen from one order and three from the other, the choice of the extra. Director alternating every year. The plan of the corporation in other réspects will be similar to the Odd Fellows Hall Association, Work on the new building will begin in the spring, when the weather becomes settled, and it is the intention to erect one of the finest lodge buildings in this part of the State, to cost in the neighborhood of $15,000. The building is tv contain one of the best and largest. dance hulls and banque’ rooms in the county, Forgot All About It. Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails ARE THE THING. 66 66 66 Charley Compounds Sl Drinks Properly, . A New Application of Scripture. There was rejoicing in the village at the killing of a pig. Being dead, it was cut up. A neighbor’s cat stole secretly into the larder, and annexed a piece of : : batob of letters are flaur $4.00 Suits Reduced to $3.00 Each rer li 3-00 3 es = is 2.00 ie cent. Brown is guilty, ry y ; end the press, if they GOODS we will offer at ae ie a Great Reduction. oe oe Private Lunch Rooms may not feach this city. 5 5 Excursion to the

ae The White House. 3 Bee a iggcenataggea: ote Milwankee Brewery saloon, Broad Street, Nevada City. ve tidenandlhgterges . : For The Miners. to poison the minds of tl Our Entire line of fine DRESS. es ney es Oh rete dal which now permeat Se a A train will leave Ne pReturning will reach Ne: Marysville Democrat; The friends of a certain young man of this city who recently mm. Monday, January 131 At a meeting of the Board of Directors: of the Oakland Board of Trade, Tuesday night, the following resolutions indorsing the action of the State Miners’ Association were unatiimously adopted : Whereas,’ The’ prosperity of ;aur State must ever depend in part upon her varied and extensive mineral resources, from which flow annpally millions of dollars into-the chnueld of commerce, and Whereas, The futher development of our mining industry depend, ina great measure, upon favorable legislation by our National Congress ; now, therefore, be it, Resolved, That our Senatora and Representative in Congress ke requested to use joined the Benedictines, are telling. a good Joke on him and having considerable fun at his expense, They aver that their young friend is absent-minded and that. the’other day at the noon hour, when business was brisk, he rushed over to the hotel as ‘of old’ and ate his lunch, Ashe was returning from the hotela friend of his accosted him thusly ; “Well, how is this Billy; eating at the hotel again? I thought you got married last month.” Then the young kusband gave the whole thing away. He slapped his hands together and confessed that he had forgotten all about the new .arrangement, He had alL the same time promotes and otherwise honors the Turkish and Kurdish officials who are doing all they can by deeds of omission or of commission to destroy the Christians in the Ottoman empire. . If there were any reasonable doubt of this fact, thé appointment of Bahri Pasha to the important office of military commander of the-Aleppo district would be sufficient to dispel it. The pasha, according to the Christian residents and foreign diplomatic representatives, is a cruel tyrant and his promotion by the sultan has aroused a storm of indignation. Bahri Pasha, it will be recalled, was in command at Van.at the time of the Turkish atracities there, and owing to his noninterpork, which she brought in triumph to her. mistress. Next day the clergyman of the parish visited the old woman, who recounted to him the remarkable Sagacity of the beast. ‘It was quite beautiful, sir,’? sho said Piously, ‘‘to see the way the sweet creature brought me the piece of pork; it brought to my. mind what we read in the Bible about Elijah and the ravens. ’’—Realm. The Knight's Surcoat. The knight’s surcoat, a long, flowing: g0wn, worn outside the armor, was ati impediment in action, but valuable otherwise, for it often saved his life By indicating -his rank, position, wealth and the amount of ransom he was able to pay. The gold inlaid and jeweled ed FSIS IS *The New Drugstore The new owners have converted the old establishment at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets into one. of the handsomest and most completely stock ed dru; and statione ry stores in the interior, The Jat_ ‘trip, $5. This will be . >. train from this city, and sufficient to warrant it M run a@ excursion train Gauge every week whi tinues, From Japan. *"Wx have used Hood’ Hood's Pills for a numbe: have given general satis recommended them to mi A. J. Stiles, Nevada Cit; Hoop’s Pris cure all TO Testimor Nevada City. ee Japanese Goods are more beautiful _ this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. Mra. A. L. Alperb, Cal., says she has use neuralgia, ear ache and made a cure in every cas¢ vention was largely responsible for the slaughter of men, women and children b¥ the bloodthirsty Kurds. At the time armor of the knights served the same Purpose by advertising the rank and wealth of the warrior, est and best of everything in their line at iv Fair Prices. se / Come in and look : all honorable means to secure the passage . lowed the fact that he is married to slip his of the bills introduced at the present session,. mind. : of Congress at the request of the Califofnia eas “ Miners’ Association, Appointed Agent. Mrs. Lester, & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mikado's domain, These goods. make just as nice Holiday Gifts as can ‘be found. They are reasonable in priceftoo, © around, even though you * —THE— N. G. A. G. Will give a ARRIVALS A Firemen’s Entertainment. Union Hotel, M The committee have’ not yet decided to get up a concert for the benefit of the Fire Department, but if they conclude to do so it is understood that Mrs, J.T. Howard of Grass Valley will be invited to take charge of the entertainment, It is a mistake that Mrs. Howard had volunteered to take the management, as she was not aware that the firemen of this city contemplated giving a concert. She is now arranging a musical entertainment for the benefit of the Grass Valley firemen, and this fact suggested the idea of inviting her to help a sitnilar_ movement in Nevada City, Mr,.J, Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s O. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years experience with the cotten we found it to be equal to any ‘manufactured, Sold-at'6 spools for 25 cents, at the New Store on Commercial street, d27%f J. Levy, There will be a lot of fine turkeys raffled off at Simmons’ ‘saloon, Pine street, Saturday night, January 1ith. 26 Dickerman & Co. J. T. Jewett, ‘Penn Va Up-to date Druggists and Stationers, C, Lyons, as F. Hoyle, 2 W. Jones, San Juan, J. W. He pee Thos, Callinay; San Fr J. Smith and. wife,. ce. : ¥ D, Faanks, 8. Tuttle, Jas. Ormsby, P. Nancarlo, Colfax, W. Heintz, af Geo, Haines, Sacramer W. W. Leffingael, * R. Moas, Santa Cruz, 8.-M. Taylor, « . A. Wells, Smartaville, (ieee ‘ _ MARRI SSRI aaa Delinquent. Notice. Ce Sole rid 5 grater MINING COMany. Location of principal pl, is nese Nevada City, F He ee ITION AT California. Location of works, Nevada City Distric Gallteraie y ty; Nevada county, Notice. There are deli lowing described stock ment (No. 13) levi ber, 1895, the several amount RHEUMATISM is caused by lactic acid in the blood, Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutralizes this acid and completely and permanently cures._rheumatism,—be--sure~ to get only Ukiah Press::*The new .woman will} 100d’s, learn with.horrorthat an Ohie Judge has decided that wives are legally responsible for the support of their husbands and their families, provided the husbands ‘themselves are unable tu-furnish the support. The: Judge contends that the law of Ohio in this respect is the same as that in Illinois, ’ Towa, California and the Territory of Oklahoma. In the Ohio case’ the amount sued for was a balance of $22 on a tailor Dill of venerable date, and the wife who “has real estate valued at $10,000,.will have to pay it. ARMORY HALL, BAHRI PASHA, 8 ® : sir Philip Currie; the British ombassa. PIICAY Evening, January 17th, dor, demanded the pasha’s removal on ; the ground of maladministration and cruelty to the Armenians. The grow] of ah the British lion compelled the sultan to comply with Sir Philip’s request, but when the Van affair blew over the sultan restoréd Bahri Pasha to power and conferred decorations upon him, plainly ‘showing that the pasha’s action in making no effort to stay the murderous day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, un-. hands of the Kurds placed him in high til further notice, and forbid any one re-. favor at Yildiz palace. moving the barricades. The district of Aleppo, the troops of D. B. Gxronext, City Marshal, . Which, Eh placed uilor Bahri Nevada City, J anuary 4, 1896. : : s nernabregbe Taian . pean aac ar} orth big! 60 miles from ‘ or ; ntioch. eppo has a nlati Sratts to let. Enquire of G, D, Buckley 120,00, bouk 94. bolce whi os Cae a 5 tians and Jews. It has recently been the Bcene of anti-Armenian outbreaks, and since the appointment of Bahri Pasha the powers have warned the sultan that he will hear something drop if there ig & massacre in Aleppo, 4 ————2-08e-2 , / Tae Recorp of.remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only trae blood purifier prominently-in the publiceye-today, — Must Support Them. a Rermenenrin * et No. Shares. Hoon’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headache, eae indigestion, biliousness. ‘Sold by all druggists. BarnesSBs Sesseze : In Nevada City, Ja . ‘Rev. J. Sims, Francis E gurete Victoria Oliver, Bridge Closed. Notice is‘hereby given that I have this 38s > This is How it Is Done! e _. When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quanyf tities to get the} bottom prices. We -know . where, and what, and how to buy ¢o get the § best Groceries for the least money. That's the reason we can give it to. you. We offer you absolute certainty in quality. < In. this Store everything is called by its real name. There is no masquerading. If you like to _ Reone oo 4 Suse Will Appear. ait Attention! Attention ! eee Foon The Branch Wonder has received from the East samples of Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, 8838838 MUSIC! ii) ‘ Caraman is @ constitutional disease and . ~. ? 7 cannot cured by local applications, which Mr. Levy offers for $9.00 -a ‘uit. Hood's Sarsaparilla “ conakitatooal remEqual to any. other suits ‘sold if town for . edy : it cures catarrh, it purifies the biodd, $15.00. In Transcript Block, CommercialStreet. ee 1j4-tf Hoov’s Pints are poe do not purge, THIxxK or Tus, “Hood's Sarsaparilla is, druggists. the only true blood purifier prominently in 2 the public eye today. It cures disease when . ee all others fail, because it makes pure blood. = oe BORN. MUSCLE ! { "sta? “. have everything just right, : DONT FORGET = « The Cash Grocer. \ . MColleyBBuilding, Commercial Street. are purely vegetable, and pain or gripe, Sold by all names.of the respective shareholder, wee ane Names. Cert, Carl Hesse 217, 218, 219, 228, 224, 225, ° 230 ig, 249 Herbe-tCoward, 66,.. M. Hanly, 83, “ 197, —AND— A. J. Boefing, 61, . F. Woodman, . ‘. J. Morrison, 20, : Wm, ur pe Jr, Tr., 152 x Merten, 4 B. H. Miller, 164, Dr. Louis Stern 172, Chas, E. Moozer 912, David Anderson, Mary Ann Martin, . Lottie Martin, 500 And in accordance with law and an order Noveniber, 1895, so man: ih. Fr F such stock'as ma be Decenary eit ne /MERIT . ! : : gohnston’s Store, Co fal ‘street, Nevada! ‘ City, Nevada count Californi>; y the dev] NEW ACTS . NEW TALENT . linquent assessment thoresut per ah ost, : ‘ Bale. lows: No. e { “ “ 220, 224, 2ed, Prof. Edwi 0 é E. E. Appelton, "Wi 21 and 38, Phil. Mondt, oT an , Wm. Foshbach, 120 ard 184, M 149, Maria Rissmann, : Christian Beeg, Tr., 234, 24 Nellie Martin, the Bord of Direetors, made On the 18th day of é 2 ng “ petite auction onFriday, Janua ; ether with costs of advertising and ex 608 O eC t WH I. iat y ASPER, Secretary. a spanage 2 om Osste etary. _ NRW PROPLE . . commmerelat nutty Sauter Glohnvon’s: store, Sale Hoop’s Pitts ara t : “ng SE a : ay and liver misdieipa, Hace oor the ore Gentlemen 50 cents.-’, tee The shore ne pizectors a4 ek sure,‘ Ladies and Children 25 , pests B0days, By order at ths ree 3 : . ~ conte, [PRPS ct ats Masnegat te Bl rc) q ye ¥ K, CASPER, Sec’y, THE Higgins patent pipe is made in this Near N, ees county. Cool smokers, At all dealers,: 1m wile ar N. Tek Tad Lprags 10th, to the om PS aR A SEC TEs Pig aot ok RR ea . = ae e 9