April 18, 1888 (4 pages)

E. [the Coun nia, . A. Grissell, r the firm nt. at ers, doin: of Mills « rt their pein insolit they and ors the said 1e said firm: lvent. The 1 is hereby all the esid partnerspt. such as cution, and 8 of account e safely unnee of their den to pay ship or to property bem, or to any association said debtors ror deliver “vila of this he creditors pect be and jling, Judge id County of ourtroom of unty of Ne. ay of April, lay, to prove re assignees rder be pubtranscript, a n, published often as the the said day in the meane said. IngolLLING, lor Court, nt. m20 TOF THE f California. » of ‘Thomas led in this nd inventory pears that he said. Thomas to be insoly of Nevada is ession of all , of the said sbtor, except ipt. from ex8, vouchers, and to keep intment of an to pay any or to deliver ch Insolvent r corporation he said debtor fer or deliver ‘order of this . ed. the creditors ear before the the Superior vada, in open said Court, vada, onthe ly D. 1888, day, to prove e Or, more asebtor. the order be ly Transcript, rculation, pubevada, as ofplished, before ng of the crediithat in the ainst the said WALLING, oy Court. olvent, m3 3, 1878. tion. d Office, { b. 7, 1888. hat in complis of the Act of led “An act for 1e States of Cal1d Washington f Sacramento, . of California, fice his sworn rchase of the 8 a EO w tawtedp O¥ere and will offer sought is more me than for ag» establish his e Register and cramento, Cal. April, 1888. He ael Manion of y, P. O.; Steven ‘ada county, P. Valley, Nevada of Nevada City, ming adversely re requested to e on or before ZEL, Register. . Feb. 18, 1888. SON :—You are have expended or and improveMamond Quartz Mining District, California, conFeet in length ound Four Hunclaim bounded ast by the Oro the South Ex‘and West by vaN. W. 4 of SecRange 8 East, M. re was made in 3, under the proised Statutes. of 2 amount requir he year ending yur proportion of ynér of an undiaid claim, is fifty inety days after ou fail or refuse igned at. Nevada jion of such exyour interest in and become the under said SecR. LOCKLIN. Jotice. 'D MINING COMrincipal place of alifornia, LocaNevada counties, nat at a meeting { this Company irch, 1888, an asDollars and Thiried upon the cap~ jon, payable ims gol coin to the tthe office of the No. 215 Sangomo fornia, or to the Thurlow, at bigsetts. _ 8 assessminent shall y, the 2ist day of uent, and adver ‘tion, and unless vill be sold at the . Wednesday the o pay the delinr with costs of adsale, ‘Directors, . . 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Both sexes On the work. 2 thie ofl. fo such, a8 oe Shay, eee 5 ed We “ ne all nothing tosend your addrem ee4 find out _ NOTES FOR WOMEN. aa —Cloth jackets in copper, the new! —The new figured China sill will be —The stylish coats of smooth faced new green shades, in —India silk and foulard designs reapupon dark grounds, perfectly brown or 1 —The german, whose popularity knows —The' parasol is to match tho frock will not, touch it for three weeks after making the promise., uo, -< ». —The woman who goes to tho theater unattended has found out the little trick ot buying an admission ticket and trusting to destiny, after the masculine fashjon, but when every seat in a theater is taken she has a card to play that no man could play, and which will win in most cases. She enters at almost the last moment and selects what seems the best vacant seat, and when its owner comes she stands in the aisle and gazes‘at him and droops. wearily and sighs, and if that has noe eck neon bins she leans .againat the back of chair anit nis hae and is no more to be displaced by shrugcan he do but yield? Yield he does; ue less his sisters have explained the tric to him, in which case he is iadamant. Ordinarily he almost begs the fair actress does, and oes home when, t \e evenine w Over to think how. mucn pleasur6 One genious. i 2 Social Mice and Lions. 4s no such thing in-the-worlas-allgiv: room? . strength, the blessed mouse woul by inheritance. mates for the lions. of the most distinguished race, possessin which he-is the possessor! __. The Kick of the Caniel. familiar eral yards ina lar to pay for the tt if you are wise you will do so at once. woe lars and outfit free. . dress CRORGR * x HALLETT & -CO., Portland, Me son & Co., Portland, Maine, . said he; “we canna gie ye naething.” “Well,” returned the tramp, drawing himself up with offended dignity, “you might at least have refused me grammatically.” i “it legitimately proud of himeelf. On one occasion he was assigned a rasher minor role in a play. Meeting him at rehearsal, some one remarked to him that it must seem odd for him not to have the leading part. “But I have the leading part,” said he. “How is that? Are you not cast for the character of X.’” “Certainly ! That is the leading part. Whatever part I take is always the leading part.” grandfather in his picture “The Birthging than the Old Man of the Sea. What in the aisle to take his seat, and she! \ plaisance, to. swear that not a drop had may have for as.nall 61m, if one be in-} triumphs of civilized life.” ” Society demands equivalents. bbe and po.receive, anj society is'in line with the rest. When the ladies who rule so ciety open their houses to the crowd outside they do not open then to social pau pers—pcople who possiss nothing thatts desirable, and who are destitute of'the current coin. Why should they? The virtues ‘which-are-of-so-anuch -value in their proper place shine more in a brilliant drawing-room than so many uncut diamonds in the mother stone. At home they do grand work, but in a drawingFrankly, now, who would ask to a superb assembly of notabilities—lions and lionesses every one of them—a meek, shabby, well-dressed mouse, because she was a good housekveper or a tendeér mother, a staunch friend, or a faithful wife’? In the hierarchy oi blessed spirits she would take high rank; but*in the social jungle, among the lions and lionesses of the hour, resplendent in their magnificence, superb in their glowing d be-incontinently squashed, and she would know that she was. Supreme genius in, art, poatry, music, or mere technical dexterity, each giving that thing we call fame; a reputation “out of line,’ as the French say, whether for bold explora-* tion, for keen-witted detection, for unblushing injustice, safeguard: by professional obligations; eccentricity of political conduct; or even mere wealth, no matter how made, will. raise the mouse by birth into an equality with the lion Beauty, too, of an extraordinary quality sheds so much lustre over the defaced scutcheon—or the blank where a scutcheon should be and is not—that, unless marred by impossible manners, it stands good for an “open sesame” to all the doors which ask a reason why, and an equivalent, before they turn on their hinges inwards. In the present day, however, wealth is perhaps the inost potent Abracadabra. Look at thé marriages which are made and tijen think of how money is able to make tho mico fit See that undersized, uncomely: little jackal, with his low-bred manners, his shabby past, his doubtiul career—and took -at his high-born, beautiful self-sold ie ‘ egret clasia oe ioe at the ack o a year Youth, beaut pride, blue blood, and such love as abe can feel given to ram e she is a lioness all save this yellow metal—and lo, abe takes this hideous ana dirt-evolved little mouse because of the pile of gold of * Most of us are familiar with the way in . which a wicked horse or mule kicks, but few of us know how a camel expresses his anger. Thecamel doesn't seem to be out of temper. He lazily chews his gud, with his a half-closed, and those not vith his ways might fancy that heis. half asleep. But directly he draws one of his hind legs up under him, and then, as soon as the object of his wrath is in range, he sends his hoof straight back like a shot. A writer says that he has seen a peg’ Reames whirling sevenge crowd by the kick z < RANDOM READINGS. —At a museum. Mrs. N.: “My dear T ‘wish ‘you to observe this beautiful statue of Apollo. ¢ And this: is: his wife, Apollinaris.” , —An old man-of-war’s-man who had lost a leg in the service of his country became a retailer of potatoes. He said he. was obliged to be a retailer, because, havirig lost a leg, he could not be a whole sailor. =e —‘Mamma, aren't grandpapa and grandmamma awfully old ?” “No, Millie, not very old. But why do you ask? “Why, I heard grandpapa tell aunt Mary that he and grandmamma were present at the Creation.” out for ride, and ibbed:. “Don't . be oyed, George. sently.” He: “Patience, my dear . . V the hour played some more for him. me for my fare! Wasn't I lucky ?” emptorily dismissed him. “Go away, —M. Coquelin’ the French actor is —Mr. Frith the artist tells how tho day” avas “a man who had seen better days and found refuge in the workhouse for his old age. He was an amusing old fellow, brimming over with wise sawd and good advice. He warned me against extravagance. Not that he had been guilty,of it—oh, no!—for, said he, “Ii T hadn't been a very careful man, I should have been in the workhouse long beforo I was.’ nos ae ridge 1 splashed her with gravy fr head to foot; and, though f saw three distinct brown rills of animal juice trickling down-her cheek, she:hadthe comreached her! Such circumstances are the After the marriage of tho Crown Prince of Prussia with the Princess Royal of England the pol td Feld embarked at Gravesend for their future home. To reach. their vessel they hai to pass through a long passage or gangway thickly lined on both sides with all sorts and conditions, of men and women. As the royal couple walked slowly along, the Crown Prince felt his arm: touehed. ‘He navy—‘Now mind you behave wel soon fetch her back’again!” ~— —Lord Filenborough’s wit was very caustic. In his Personal Kemembrances Sir F, Pollock records one or two inonce came rushing out froma debate in the: House of Lords, and ran against the Prince of Wales. “I beg your Royal Highness’s pardon,” said he; “but I am responsible to my Creator for the use of my time, and Lord Darnlev is speaking !”’ On another occasion Lord Westmoreland, in the course of a mpench said, “My lords, at this point question.” “And a dushed ‘stupid anmany—-an unfranked letter—containin With for such an insignificant piece of news, the poet determined,.to serve his frien companying load rolled off my heart!” his dptely'P in chapel, but this made no difference with a turned-down collar_and. ‘What’s your name my father is ig-a very old.story. As a matter Ido wet believe it. 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FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A SPEUIA ot the least among) — REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, script has the largest cireulation of any paper publish-. ¢r% lished north of Sacramento, and therefore as an advertising medium it is froma their homes: . Pa do the work; either sex, cial ' ital ut this out : = : md you free Are the Best. something ohieent iit ess, which ddreas True & Co., Augusts ‘What's the Matter? 77 Why ? Haven't You Heard the Ney J. GILBERT, OF NORTH SAN JUAD Has just returned from San Francisco where he® purchased the latest noyelties in his line. : He-has at his store the finest Single and Deuble Buggy Harness, (His own make,) Snddles, : Bridles, { Whips, Lashes, Wayen Sheets, Plush Robes, § Linem Rebes, Fine Novelties. Special attention is invited to the fine stock of Single and Double Express HEAVY BREECHING, Lead and Ohain Harnese (The Boss for Teaming.) © © Everythingsold cheaper than at any ace in Nevada county, m29:6) Nevada Arch Ohapter, No. 6, R. A. MM. STATED MEETINGS AT {jj SONIC HALL, Nevada or First Moneay in each month, © iting Companions in Lo tig are cordially invited ta 1d. z JOS. THOMAS, High Prie 1. J. RoLrr, Secretary, ‘ MASONIC NOTION, Nevada-Lodge; No. -18-Fi-& Ay. STATED MEETINGS ON. 4 Second Wednesday of each m Visiting Brethren in good stan¢ I,J. Rowre, Secretary. sh " N. BE, OHAPMAN, PBN'TIS NEVADA CITY..4. LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office at Residence, Sacramento Bt “LEUTIE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER AND Broad Street, Nevada City NE pment ee aera ¥ . W. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Le ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE CO f thes 2 United inten of California, and — Office in Morgan & Roberts’ co of Pine and Broad streets, Novade ley } L. BB, LITTLE, JOHN CALDW? CALDWELL & LITTLE, . Attorneys and Counselors at La ‘ATILL PRACTICE IN TH United States Courts, aside vice : OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broad o . Pine streets, up stairs. fy H } P, F. BIMONDS, ¢. Ww. op i : CROSS & SIMONDS, Attorneys and Oounselovs at La ILL PRAOTICE IN THE : Unies Maine Comte ee fa OFFICK-—M , da City organ & Roberta’ Block, r con) THOS. Ss. FORD. Attorney and. Qounselor at La Mind Fine strests, Necauetieee WAMIL TON McCORMICK, } Attorney and Qounselor at Lay, ( FFICE—Corner of Pine and Comme Streets, Nevada City. on practice in allof the Courts of o. W pee e acne K, BYRNE & CROSS, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law Pine street, 8an Francisco, Cal. GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN ALLT State and Federal, BRON Office—Opposite the Court House.: W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ISTRICT ATTORNEY OF } County, Office at the Court BL f Alfrea D. Maso Successsor to Johnson & Mason, Attorneys at Law. Supreme, Distric or ia 0 B » District and Cireuft Office—Thomas Block, corn: road Pine streets, Nevada City. weal: * JAS. G. HARTWELL, LU. Ss Deputy Mineral survey) FFICE—Upstaire in Be d O cor. Broad and FineBin. "Newt d A. WUTKE, : Fashionable Boot and Shoe ¥ kc ROAD STREET, TWO B Post Offive, Nevada Geo = Spencerian Steel Poy ee Established 1860, ¥ * : i as the late Lord Londonderry tall ito often . THOMAS &. STEPHENS, a hoo Sadeais cs i . . Comstable of Nevada Township, oe Faith” spprebendeth © pardon, bat . and Bill Collector. ee grass payoth a penny for it, ged 4 GE AT COURTROOM OF JUDGE Sowden, Nevada Ci USED BY THE BEST

E. [the Coun nia, . A. Grissell, r the firm nt. at ers, doin: of Mills « rt their pein insolit they and ors the said 1e said firm: lvent. The 1 is hereby all the esid partnerspt. such as cution, and 8 of account e safely unnee of their den to pay ship or to property bem, or to any association said debtors ror deliver “vila of this he creditors pect be and jling, Judge id County of ourtroom of unty of Ne. ay of April, lay, to prove re assignees rder be pubtranscript, a n, published often as the the said day in the meane said. IngolLLING, lor Court, nt. m20 TOF THE f California. » of ‘Thomas led in this nd inventory pears that he said. Thomas to be insoly of Nevada is ession of all , of the said sbtor, except ipt. from ex8, vouchers, and to keep intment of an to pay any or to deliver ch Insolvent r corporation he said debtor fer or deliver ‘order of this . ed. the creditors ear before the the Superior vada, in open said Court, vada, onthe ly D. 1888, day, to prove e Or, more asebtor. the order be ly Transcript, rculation, pubevada, as ofplished, before ng of the crediithat in the ainst the said WALLING, oy Court. olvent, m3 3, 1878. tion. d Office, { b. 7, 1888. hat in complis of the Act of led “An act for 1e States of Cal1d Washington f Sacramento, . of California, fice his sworn rchase of the 8 a EO w tawtedp O¥ere and will offer sought is more me than for ag» establish his e Register and cramento, Cal. April, 1888. He ael Manion of y, P. O.; Steven ‘ada county, P. Valley, Nevada of Nevada City, ming adversely re requested to e on or before ZEL, Register. . Feb. 18, 1888. SON :—You are have expended or and improveMamond Quartz Mining District, California, conFeet in length ound Four Hunclaim bounded ast by the Oro the South Ex‘and West by vaN. W. 4 of SecRange 8 East, M. re was made in 3, under the proised Statutes. of 2 amount requir he year ending yur proportion of ynér of an undiaid claim, is fifty inety days after ou fail or refuse igned at. Nevada jion of such exyour interest in and become the under said SecR. LOCKLIN. Jotice. 'D MINING COMrincipal place of alifornia, LocaNevada counties, nat at a meeting { this Company irch, 1888, an asDollars and Thiried upon the cap~ jon, payable ims gol coin to the tthe office of the No. 215 Sangomo fornia, or to the Thurlow, at bigsetts. _ 8 assessminent shall y, the 2ist day of uent, and adver ‘tion, and unless vill be sold at the . Wednesday the o pay the delinr with costs of adsale, ‘Directors, . . ART, Secretary.No, 215 Sansome ecased, , GIVEN BY THE instrator of the eased, to the credi28 havi claims to exhibit them hers, within four ublication of this strator at the law rooke Block, Grass vevada,orthe same \dministratrix, vid Rowe, dec’d. m20 leceased. “GIVEN BY THE ecutor the last deceased, to the sons having claims d, to exhibit them ers, within four lication of this notor at the’ law of8, Nevada City, in tate of California. C, F. LANEY, Mi of John Laney, ; i ie 03 %, » pam Fy ae Fae arene DAILY 'TRANSC a wOL_LVE—No. 8634; : NEVADA CITY. GAL. W “rt “TY <(DNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 18, 1888. © Bstablished Sevt. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & 9, 3 Ui * ; ¥ RE The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY yas BROWN & CALKINS. . 5. CALKINS, N, P. Brown, Editor. Business. M’g’r. ' ONFICE—“Transeri mercial st., N TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: pt Block,” No. 32 Comevada City, Cal. HG VORP sic eiiceien cee Vesela Six Months ¢. 4%. >. Three Months ......Per Week by Carrier ~ Agents for the Daily Transcript. Palmer & Rey.. .60s baer eee Now York G. P. Rowell & Co..-.5+ sees er ees New York SB, BR. Nilese. 20. ieee ee ees Boston N. Wr Ayer-& Co.. ..Philadelphia Palmer & Rey. .-. .-«+0+ Portland, Oregon J. H. Bates & Co ; New Y: Dauchy & Co... ; Williams & Co.....5.55-0++ COOK @CU. ee 7 vv te Chicago Li Boi Miah Oro ongsg say: Pet 4 Pra giece H. Ci. Dake. 4.5 5. rt eisco .San Francisco Burlington, Vt .,. Portland, Me Palmer «& Rey.. John C, Dewey & Stinson & Co. . eo. M. Mott . «. Sacramento. $ A. Stidger: °. .North San Joan W.K. Spencer ... . .. Grass Valley. BoP, SMG1L. 50k tee Te as ees You Bet TT, D. Calking. 2.. 0 2. .-5eee rse ners “Truckee YL. Miller.. 3.. wae eae. French Corral James Marriott.. ..... North Bleomfield J. W. Robb }..4-. a ist §Gramitertite Te We Boatey ee es ‘Smarteville J. W. Orear. .Downieville CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ..-. gee Nevada ity Paid up Capital $30,000 paeaecnsenie ra heeerEaeg? A General Banking Business Transacted. WE 199UE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE I New York, o San Francisco. And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT in the prine cipal cities of GREAT BRITASN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Wighest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion ure chased , Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: ®. M. PRESTON....2.2:000.PRESIDENT. VICE PRESIDENT. CE Sa CN OY a CASHIER, D. E, MORGAN..Ass’T CASHIER and Sxc’y. i spmREcTORS: — # or. R. M. Hunt, * Joun T. MORGAN Gro. M. HUGHES, D. E. MorGAN, Wm. EpWARps L. Housman, « &.M. Preston. CORRESPONDENTS: New York—First National Bank: **’ San Francisco—First National Bank. ° Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co. ‘LEAVING NEVADA GITY: 6: 19 A.M. DAILY—Connecting with Colat 5: Le " P. M:,. DAI.X¥—Connecting with « A. M. DAILY 11:00 »f{£ P.M, DAILY — Connecting ‘with ate Ps ale ny Maal San Francisco‘at BH. BROWN, Saperintendent. Bion. ats, Nevada City, opp Natioual Ex JAMES HENNESSY, © Proprietor pe PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Horses, Carriage and Buggies Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms and capable of going as fast as any gen leman cares to drive. CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL Quick Time and Cheap Fares BY THE. GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. the pevery Railway, Lines in the East, conné¢ting ai , UNION, H TEL, hemp ses NEVADA CIT’, = «= = = CAL: MRS. J. NAPEZIGER:. . .Propriettoss H. G. PARSONS. . Business Manager THE LY ADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY... ... CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND bi nai ae ye Nad bo ceed ig offere nis .) The house con! 100 rooms, eek of whieh islight and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there being no hotel inthe mountains equal to it. The tables are supplied with the best in the market. Nf{CK SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMPR CIAL TRAVELE URISTS END PAMILIES: Free ’Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL pare of the upper county, Grane Valley and far yeville daily. cet e best of Wines, Liquors.and Cigars Craton ed at the Bar, ‘The Chicago . : Cottage Orean Has attuined a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. Tt contains every improvement that 1nventive genius, skill and money can pro; duce, These excellent Organs are celebrated for ity of tone, quick response, vabp ery Am , tia. destxn beauty em riety of combit in finish, perfect construction, ma he most attractive ornamental and desira ble organs for homes, schools, churches lodges, societies, ete. f LISHED REPUTATION GNEQ. FACILITE BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS Catalogues and Price Lists on application FREE. ; GHIOAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.” +h employment at hom ay he pve moments. new, light an sex saat their time arn nearly as much as men See this may 4 address and,test the % ness, We) are not wer sal . wutes, ete ES ALLED SKILLED WORKMEN Takes Effect Sunday, Feb 5th, At 6 A. M. ee arriving in San Francisco Overland Passenger Jeaving San co at 8:30 A. M, ‘ Arriving: JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. Empire Livery Stable ' change Hotel, : Stable has the largest lot of To be found in this part of the State. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and The horses are free from vice, of good style Good Saddle Horses always on hand FURNISHED. TO Eastern and European Cities. ALU RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company A1LY°EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT Trains make prompt connection with New York and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to ALL BUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Attaehed to Overland Express Trains. Third Olass Sleeping Oars Are Run Daily with Overland Em igra Trains. No additional charge for Berths in Third Class Cars. ° Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other information given upon applica tion at the Company’s offices where passe: g calling in persom can secure choice of RAMLBROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. Apply to, or Address Franciseo. JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. R 4. N. TOWNE, T, H,. GOODMAN National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Motel im the City. other when departi anteed superior to any in the cit elude a number of handsome suits. so justly enjo vent notel in the mountains, REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. and McMahon House, Hollister, Cal: greens, blue-green, suede, tobacco brown, , grey or bright red are among the most serviceable purchases one can make, as the present fashion allows them to be worn, with any costume that doos not make a contrast positively murderous. made up with tlounced skirt d lon aeapebien bordered with tee a tHe: shade ofthe darkest figure, stitched on with one or several rows of white silk or. something equally glaring, yet there be pare who call this the age of dress reorm. ms Wha ——<Braiding has by no means had its day of favor as a trimming on jackets, and is done with both metal and mohair braids, some of which are flat and others tubular, while the twisted cords of silk or of metal are used in all the most elaborate designs hitherto done only in soutache braid. ~~.. cloths for ge occasions come in copper colors, in the tobacco browns, Suede color, the odd blues with green tints, and in bright red shadcs, while the rougher homespun jackets are in stripes or bars or melanges of two or three of these coléxs together. pear in the glossy-cotton sateens—which ‘show palm-leaf fans, links of chain, interlocke: circles of different sizes, anvil hamme sleigh bells, “thunder an lightning” streaks, lilacs, fuschias, hare bells, checker boards—and half a hundred more ‘appear in white or cream blue. no.wané, is danced in,the home, in the hall, in winter and in sumther at the resorts, and is always delightful and in season, It affords a field for ingenuity in the devising of new features ahd the invention of favors. Great is the man, socially, who can lead the german, and the dancing floor is the vantage ground whereon he conquers. this summer, and those who are wise in time remember it when shopping for wateens and ginghams. Now, one can have an old frame covered and returned in a few days, but a little later in the season the pampered plumber will find his equal in the being who will sweetly say, “Parasol, ma’am? Yes, ma’ain? Can do it week after next, ma’am,” and who W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. P. R. R. 8an General Manager. Gen. Pass & Tk’t Agt Whe Only First-class . Business Masbivo fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so prevalent in large hotels. © Situated in the very centre of the city, with Express, Post Office and General Stage Office for all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hotel 20 minutes later than any ng by stage. The Table of the National Exchange isa pet feature with the propstecore aud is guarThe Roomsare neat and Gexiravic, and inrhe experienced management will spare neither pains or expense to sustain the repe National Exchange now Qiaslon wat being the leading and Formerly ofthe Union Hotel Nevada City, SORE, certain, e@ cure is the result in a — seeptions. ric 50c Fane ae cA ap ruggist. or mail. mple stamp. "pre R. Schiffman, ay ASTHMA “27%, instantly relievesthe most violent attack arid ingures comfortable sleep. No waite img for results. Being used by inhalation, its action is immediate, direct sud curable cases. A single trial convinces the St. Paul, Mint SEA WONDERS exist in thousands of forms, but are surpassed by the marvels of invention. Those who are in need of profitable work that can be done while living at home shouls s once send their Le guined to . . Halle ortiand, Maine, and receive i a 1 free, full i ation “how elther ex, all’ ATTENTION . St,cescors feito 9 eer duy sna, WORKING LAS wards wherever they live. You are starte — : free. Capital not required. Some have e are now prepared to furnish all ¢classpanko Ar in a sing) je day at this work. 40 hom d mak ty clear from 50 cents to $5 per even YoU ——. se moles a Pos ae nore 1 ing, and a proportional sum by devoting 11) . ting else in the world. Capital not tt to the geen i That all a heeded; you are started free. Both sexes On the work. 2 thie ofl. fo such, a8 oe Shay, eee 5 ed We “ ne all nothing tosend your addrem ee4 find out _ NOTES FOR WOMEN. aa —Cloth jackets in copper, the new! —The new figured China sill will be —The stylish coats of smooth faced new green shades, in —India silk and foulard designs reapupon dark grounds, perfectly brown or 1 —The german, whose popularity knows —The' parasol is to match tho frock will not, touch it for three weeks after making the promise., uo, -< ». —The woman who goes to tho theater unattended has found out the little trick ot buying an admission ticket and trusting to destiny, after the masculine fashjon, but when every seat in a theater is taken she has a card to play that no man could play, and which will win in most cases. She enters at almost the last moment and selects what seems the best vacant seat, and when its owner comes she stands in the aisle and gazes‘at him and droops. wearily and sighs, and if that has noe eck neon bins she leans .againat the back of chair anit nis hae and is no more to be displaced by shrugcan he do but yield? Yield he does; ue less his sisters have explained the tric to him, in which case he is iadamant. Ordinarily he almost begs the fair actress does, and oes home when, t \e evenine w Over to think how. mucn pleasur6 One genious. i 2 Social Mice and Lions. 4s no such thing in-the-worlas-allgiv: room? . strength, the blessed mouse woul by inheritance. mates for the lions. of the most distinguished race, possessin which he-is the possessor! __. The Kick of the Caniel. familiar eral yards ina lar to pay for the tt if you are wise you will do so at once. woe lars and outfit free. . dress CRORGR * x HALLETT & -CO., Portland, Me son & Co., Portland, Maine, . said he; “we canna gie ye naething.” “Well,” returned the tramp, drawing himself up with offended dignity, “you might at least have refused me grammatically.” i “it legitimately proud of himeelf. On one occasion he was assigned a rasher minor role in a play. Meeting him at rehearsal, some one remarked to him that it must seem odd for him not to have the leading part. “But I have the leading part,” said he. “How is that? Are you not cast for the character of X.’” “Certainly ! That is the leading part. Whatever part I take is always the leading part.” grandfather in his picture “The Birthging than the Old Man of the Sea. What in the aisle to take his seat, and she! \ plaisance, to. swear that not a drop had may have for as.nall 61m, if one be in-} triumphs of civilized life.” ” Society demands equivalents. bbe and po.receive, anj society is'in line with the rest. When the ladies who rule so ciety open their houses to the crowd outside they do not open then to social pau pers—pcople who possiss nothing thatts desirable, and who are destitute of'the current coin. Why should they? The virtues ‘which-are-of-so-anuch -value in their proper place shine more in a brilliant drawing-room than so many uncut diamonds in the mother stone. At home they do grand work, but in a drawingFrankly, now, who would ask to a superb assembly of notabilities—lions and lionesses every one of them—a meek, shabby, well-dressed mouse, because she was a good housekveper or a tendeér mother, a staunch friend, or a faithful wife’? In the hierarchy oi blessed spirits she would take high rank; but*in the social jungle, among the lions and lionesses of the hour, resplendent in their magnificence, superb in their glowing d be-incontinently squashed, and she would know that she was. Supreme genius in, art, poatry, music, or mere technical dexterity, each giving that thing we call fame; a reputation “out of line,’ as the French say, whether for bold explora-* tion, for keen-witted detection, for unblushing injustice, safeguard: by professional obligations; eccentricity of political conduct; or even mere wealth, no matter how made, will. raise the mouse by birth into an equality with the lion Beauty, too, of an extraordinary quality sheds so much lustre over the defaced scutcheon—or the blank where a scutcheon should be and is not—that, unless marred by impossible manners, it stands good for an “open sesame” to all the doors which ask a reason why, and an equivalent, before they turn on their hinges inwards. In the present day, however, wealth is perhaps the inost potent Abracadabra. Look at thé marriages which are made and tijen think of how money is able to make tho mico fit See that undersized, uncomely: little jackal, with his low-bred manners, his shabby past, his doubtiul career—and took -at his high-born, beautiful self-sold ie ‘ egret clasia oe ioe at the ack o a year Youth, beaut pride, blue blood, and such love as abe

can feel given to ram e she is a lioness all save this yellow metal—and lo, abe takes this hideous ana dirt-evolved little mouse because of the pile of gold of * Most of us are familiar with the way in . which a wicked horse or mule kicks, but few of us know how a camel expresses his anger. Thecamel doesn't seem to be out of temper. He lazily chews his gud, with his a half-closed, and those not vith his ways might fancy that heis. half asleep. But directly he draws one of his hind legs up under him, and then, as soon as the object of his wrath is in range, he sends his hoof straight back like a shot. A writer says that he has seen a peg’ Reames whirling sevenge crowd by the kick z < RANDOM READINGS. —At a museum. Mrs. N.: “My dear T ‘wish ‘you to observe this beautiful statue of Apollo. ¢ And this: is: his wife, Apollinaris.” , —An old man-of-war’s-man who had lost a leg in the service of his country became a retailer of potatoes. He said he. was obliged to be a retailer, because, havirig lost a leg, he could not be a whole sailor. =e —‘Mamma, aren't grandpapa and grandmamma awfully old ?” “No, Millie, not very old.. But why do you ask? “Why, I heard grandpapa tell aunt Mary that he and grandmamma were present at the Creation.” out for ride, and ibbed:. “Don't . be oyed, George. sently.” He: “Patience, my dear . . V the hour played some more for him. me for my fare! Wasn't I lucky ?” emptorily dismissed him. “Go away, —M. Coquelin’ the French actor is —Mr. Frith the artist tells how tho day” avas “a man who had seen better days and found refuge in the workhouse for his old age. He was an amusing old fellow, brimming over with wise sawd and good advice. He warned me against extravagance. Not that he had been guilty,of it—oh, no!—for, said he, “Ii T hadn't been a very careful man, I should have been in the workhouse long beforo I was.’ nos ae ridge 1 splashed her with gravy fr head to foot; and, though f saw three distinct brown rills of animal juice trickling down-her cheek, she:hadthe comreached her! Such circumstances are the After the marriage of tho Crown Prince of Prussia with the Princess Royal of England the pol td Feld embarked at Gravesend for their future home. To reach. their vessel they hai to pass through a long passage or gangway thickly lined on both sides with all sorts and conditions, of men and women. As the royal couple walked slowly along, the Crown Prince felt his arm: touehed. ‘He navy—‘Now mind you behave wel soon fetch her back’again!” ~— —Lord Filenborough’s wit was very caustic. In his Personal Kemembrances Sir F, Pollock records one or two inonce came rushing out froma debate in the: House of Lords, and ran against the Prince of Wales. “I beg your Royal Highness’s pardon,” said he; “but I am responsible to my Creator for the use of my time, and Lord Darnlev is speaking !”’ On another occasion Lord Westmoreland, in the course of a mpench said, “My lords, at this point question.” “And a dushed ‘stupid anmany—-an unfranked letter—containin With for such an insignificant piece of news, the poet determined,.to serve his frien companying load rolled off my heart!” his dptely'P in chapel, but this made no difference with a turned-down collar_and. ‘What’s your name my father is ig-a very old.story. As a matter Ido wet believe it. But I have hear. } ofacamel, RS 6 cet amen —What runs best when it is tired ?—/P A wheel. cl —She, to George, who is taking her hose horse has ave patience, and he will move on Bag y Tt am paying for the wretched beast by —“And why are you surprised, Mr. Sampson,” she said, drawing herself up with hauteur, “that’ I play the piano so well?” “Because your hands are small, Miss Smith, ‘that you must find it difficult to strike an octave.” Then she —Wéfe, returned from church: “You should have heard Mr. Goodman’s sermon this morning, my dear. I don’t know when anything has made such a Dest hag impression upon me.” Husand: “Did you walk home.?”’ Wife: “No; I took @ tram-car; and, do you know, John, the conductor never asked —A tramp recently applied for alms at the oflice of a certain Charity Organization Society. » After detailing is manifold sorrows, the man at the desk per: <i Sydney Smith, the prince of diners: 0 PIANO METHOD EVER PUBLISHED out; bald, in one’ of the fettets to Joffrey, ‘Mere New iune Met “fell Murray that I was much struck . best teachers throughout the country unite with the politeness of Miss Markham the . in ppg hg Gee farsupertor to any work day after he went. In carving a an of turned, and was thus addressed by a to ou gets her Royal Hi : her wien. if aon don't, yell posed One with Ambggan and One with Foreign rae TT i stances of it. 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