October 17, 1894 (4 pages)

SSSA Het Do eeeenereeeenananadiaatl THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] ' (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) ., OCT. 17, 1894. WEDNESDAY. . ‘Nevada City, Nevada Couuty, / Calif. Published Lverings Daily Except undays and ¢ Legal Holidays. BuBscRIPTION TERMS-—-Fifteen Cents a Week, ®ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer.a Full Year. LocAL Reaping Norices—Ten Cents 4, Line ’ for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dolla-a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application aw LITTLE QUEER. A *How Democrats Manage to Get Up Succesful Canards. It seems a little strange that whenever a Republican is nominated for Congress in tie Second District there.are usually Republicans enough to believe charges brought by the opposition party to either defeat them or make their election doubtful. It seems still more strange that the. Republi‘ea “omimees are always amenable to charges from the Democrats: It proves “either that there is a little good -timber in ~" the party or that it is the practice of Democrats to make charges no matter who the ~ opposing candidate may be. When Geo, Blanchard was the nominee Mr. Ohleyer’s ‘rgan friglitened Republicans in the mountains by asserting that he would prove treacherous to the mining interests. There were enough Republicans in the mining districts to vote against him to bring about his defeat. The truth was Mr, Blanchard had the largest part of his fortnne . invested ip a locked-up hydraulic mine, and all the property he was possessed of was situated in El Dorado county. , '” Mr. Davis was the next nominee. While he had for a long time been a resident of @ mining county and a Superior Judge there, he was made out to be a citizen of San Francisco, because he had”an office there, and voters were made 40 believe that the ming interests were dnsafe in his hands. . Now Mr. Johnson is going through the same process,“ His opponents are using every misrepresentation with the hope o! defeating him. A forged letter lost James A. Garfield the vote of California, although it was amply * ~proven that the Morey letter was a rank forgery long before the electioh came off. Democrats are very shrewd in. making out a case or else Republicans are: very gullible. _Inefficiency, dereliction of official duty, or ony other delinquency on the part of Democratic officials seldom change a vote from that party. Semehow a Demccrat * regards the uominees of his party as good at least as a nominee of the opposite party, “gud whether he is cr not he votes for him straight. In the present Congressional campaign the same tactics are Leing used as have been practiced before. Jt remains to be “gen whether they will have the same re¢sult in Nevada county. If those interested “tn hydraulic mining are satisfied with what has been done the past six years, and believe nd improvement can be made, they will prébably continue the present regime. There has been appropriated the sum of ‘Gfteen , thousand dollars to support the Debris” Conimission. ~The~ fund~is~nearly ‘ (rhausted. Inashort time the Commission will be ashore and probably abandoned. The present condition is really worse than it was when it left the courts, ‘Thipgs are j»tapdedilegal now that the courts did not “declare so. There is no fund to either . Biiild restraining dams or to continue the + work of the Commissioners. In a speech Monday night in Oakland Congressman Warren B. English said that Oakland. had been neglected. It had no one in Congress to properly represent it, or it would now have a postoffice building, an, improved water front and many other good things. He declared the fault all lay with former representatives. They did not know how. * “to present their case in Congress. If they had Congressmen from other States would have heeded them. Assuming this to be good Democratic ‘authority will it apply to Congressional appropriations for river improvement and for the mining industry in the Second Dis"Grist. . Pérhaps what applies to the Third . Papistriet. will not: hold good in the Second. There are a good many queer things in this world, 2 eGo e ---— Nearxy all women have good hair, though many are gray, and few are bald. Hall’ “Hair Kenewer restores the natural color, and thickens the growth of the hair, Get Registered. Any man whose name is not on the Great’ Register, and who has not yet become registered, had Letter attend to the matter at ‘orice if he desires to vote this fall, Monday Detober 22nd is the last day for that purpose. See to it that you get registered. = tt Hee = a Wuenpersons are weak and languid, from sickness or overwork, feel debilitated ‘and. depressed, it is an indication that the {blood is out of order, and they need help to » throw off the miserable feeling. The best remedy for this purpose is Dr. J. H., Me** Jean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Porifier.’ It restores lost strength, gives! vigor to circulation, promotes good appetite «and a flow of cheerful spirits. Price $1.00 per bottle. es : First of the Season.Fresh Cranberries just received at W. H« . ~ Smith's, Broad street. o16-4t tis a et iar x la oh ak 8 Snow Fiake Piour At $2 per 100 pounds, at Gaylord’s ~° 0 Just Received. A. Tam, Broad street, has just received a fine t of the best and purest .candies. Try them. Fresh Oysters always on hand and served in any style, 06-tf he's o8-t aieeianmaied The Governor Coming Tomorrow. Governor Markham will arrive in this city tomorrow evening on the regulat train, instead of on Friday, as beretofore stated. He will be most heartily welcomed by our citizens, perenne arrest LOCALS IN’ BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings The Republican county nominees went to Maybert today, at which place they hold a meeting a, ot Tomorrow night they will speak at Washington. ‘The People’s party nominees held a meeting at You Bet last night. They report having been well received at all places they have visited. The committee having in.charge the arrangements for the Republican meeting last night tendered a vote of thanks to Mrs. Jobn F., Kidder for a large box of. flowers, which: were_used in decorating the Theater. Burglary at Grass Valley. eS de Last night burglars broke into the/store of Quick & Parsons, cigar makers, oh Maio street, Grass Valley, blew ‘oper the safe and secured for their trouble #65 in money. The stationery store of Ww. S. Robinson, just above, was entered /yut nothing was stolen, ‘An attempt ,was made to enter the variety store of ke Fiel, but the thieves ‘were frightened off. They also entered the furniture store Of John Hocking, across the street, but got nothing. f +12Oeo— — SNE ; "+ Nothing In It. D. F. Norton chairman’ of the Peoples Party county committee issues. a challenge to the Chairman of the Republican and Democratic County Central Committees for a joint debate with M. E, Dittmar on’ the political issues of the day. There is nothing in it, Mr. Norton, we are frying bigger fish. + oe> Flour $1 90 a Hundred. A. B. Wolf. has just received a carload df Buckeye Flour and it will be sold at $1.90 a hundred. ol7-tf Po SAPs Ue Satr Rueum often appears in cold weather, attacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum. Hoop’s Pi.is are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. 25. a box = —~ + +@e > Eye Extir pated. William Conley of ‘North Bloomfield, while chopping wood—yesterday,; was struck in_the-_left eye with apiece-of steel from—a wedge, the sharp metal penetrating the ey eball. The young man came to this city and last night Dr. Maller removed .the injured eye, there being no other remedy. May be derived from an ocean voyage and foreign travel. But before one -gets one’s “*sea legs” on as the sailor says, the abominable qualms, begotten of sea sickness, have usualiy to be gotten over. Delicate people suffer; of course, more than the robust from this ailment, but few’sea travelers escape it; Against the frightful: nausea it produces, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a reliable defence; and is so esteemed by tourists, commercial travelers, yachtsmen and mariners. An ailment akin to sea sickness often afflicts land travelers with weak stomachs. Chis is often brought on by the jarring of a railway train. Disquietude in the gastric region from this cause is always remedied by the Bitters, which also prevents and cures chills and fever, rheumatism, nervous and kidneys trouble, constipation and biliousous, 2 8G Marvelous Resuits. From a letter written by Rev; J; Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich,., we are permigted to make this extract: ‘I have no hesitation in recomfneding Dr. King’s New Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife, While [ was pastor oi the Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery ; it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results,” Trial bottles free at Carr Bros Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. LEO aE “ Don’t Offer a Reward For your lost appetite. All know that it is a valuable piece of personal property, but why go to the expense when Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will restore it to you, A course of that unparalleled tonic and corrective not only induces a return of the relish for food, but confers upon the stomach pleasant sensations afterward. For the purpose of quickening digestion, arousing a dormant liver or kidneys, and establishing regularity of the bowels, no medicine con exceed its genial family cordial, in whi¢li the pure alcoholic principle is modified by blending with it botanic elements of the aighest efficacy. Avoid the fiery unalloyed stimulants of Gommerce as a means of oyercoming inactivity of any of the organs above nentioned, and use, instead, the Bitters, Chis professionally savctioned medicine remedies malarial and rheumatic ailments, Notice of Publication. aed LAND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL., ° October 10th, 1894. LOUISE ISABELL MACKEY, OF YUB\ » County, Cal., who made Homestead Ay pli cation, No, 3013 (January 24, 1887), for the SW of Section 1, Tp. 18 N., Kk. s BE, M.D. ud hereby give notice of my intention to make fi al proof to establieh my claim to the land bove aeseribed, aud that I expect to prove my idence and eultivation before the Register avd Keceiver at Marysville, Cal., on the 20th of November, 1804, by two cf the following witnesses: Chester A. Bliss, J. D. Bra f I. E. Deal, LOUISE ISABELL MACKEY, W. B. Meek, allof C mptonville, Ca’ oz 3 4. renovate Paracelsus himself and enA BOOK’S CLOTHING. BINDINGS MADE FROM THE: SKIN OF HUMAN BEINGS. Thomas Carlyle’s Gruff Speech at the Dinner Party—A Deck of Cards Made From the Skin of Indians—The Troublesome “Bookworms” aad Their Ravages. “To be strong backed and neat bound, ’’ says Charles Lamb, ‘‘is the desideratum of a volume. Magnificence comes after.’’ In spite, however, of this axiom of the gentle Elia, not a few of} this well,thumbed, torn and dog's eared favorites turned their backs to the spectator, coverless. Upon a goodly row of encyclopedias and books which are no books the jealoas essayist burst forth: “I confess that it moves my spleen to see these things in books’ clothing perched upon shelves, like false saints, usurpers of true shrines, intruders into the sanctuary, * * * set out in an array of Russia or Marocco, when a tithe ot’that good leather would comfortably eclothe my shivering folios, would able old aig ea Lully. to look like himself in the world. I never see these impostors: but:’E long to strip them to warm: my ragged veterans in their: spoils. ’’ ox Of curios in the way of binding th exist in England several examples. In the Exeter museum there is to be found a volume bound in the skin of George Cudmore, who was executed in 1880 for poisoning his wife. In the library of Bury St. Edmunds there is a ‘‘Life of Corder,’’ a murderer, bound in a piece of his own skin, In the library: of Mexborough House there were formerly two books bound in the skin of Mary Bateman, the Yorkshire witch who was hanged early in this century. i In 1821 a man named Horwood suffered the extreme penalty for the murder of a-girl, and the following tradesman’s account of a book in the infirmary library explains itself: : ‘Bristol, June, 1828. — Richard Smith, Esq., Dr. to H. H. Essex. Tc binding in the skin of John Horwood a “Only the Scars Remain,” Says Henry Hupson, of the James Smith Woolen Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa., who certifies as follows: “Among the many testimonials which I -see in regard to certain medicines performing the: blood, etc., none impress me more “than my own case, Twenty years ago, at the age of 18 years, [had swellings come on my legs, which broke and became running sores. Our family physician could do me no good, arfd it was feared that the VITIEWdVSUVS ~ bones would be affected. At last, my good old Mother Urged Me to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. I took three bottles, the sores healed, and I have not been troubled since. Only the scars remain, and the. memory of the past, to remind me of the good Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has done me. I now weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and am in the best of health. I have been on the road for the past twelve years, have noticed Ayer’s Sarsaparilla advertised in all parts of the United States, and always take pleasure in telling what good it did for me.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared vy Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase. Cures others, willcure yous cures, cleansing variety of papers relating to him, £1 10s., the same being lettered in Latin‘on each side of the book ‘The True Skin of John Horwovd.’’’ i Whether the skins of hardened criminals are more easily curried and dressed than those of ordinary mortals I must confess I am unable to judge. 1t was at a dinner party. that Thomas Carlyle gave vent to his opinion as to binding books with human skins. The lyspeptic sage had so far sat in morose silence. -An unpleasant feeling hung J LINERY, and cordiall eity to give them a call. Their New Place. Mrs. L. C. STATTON and MISS JESSIE NIVENS AVE removed from 504, Turk Street to 413 Geary Street, San Francisco, where é° have opened for the Fall Trade-in MH. invite all who visit ihe ol over the party, many of whom had beer specially invited to hear his erratic views. A-genial old gentleman was endeavoring to infuse a little warmth into the assemblage by playfully remarking to a young political enthusiast who sat beside him, ‘‘The British people can afford to laugh at theories. ”’ This-remark woke up Carlyle, and speaking -fer-the first and only time during the evening he observed in his usual ill bred way: ‘‘Sir, the French The Go NOW OPEN. First-class service given. Ellis & Temby. den Wes Restaurant, . Board may be obtained by the month. nobility of 100 years ago said they could afford to laugh at theories. Then came a man who wrote a book called ‘The An Ample Fund of Pleasure and Health . the power to gratify appetite without un-Social Contract.—The—man-was called” Jean Jacques Rousseau, and his book was a theory and nothing but a theory. The nobles could laugh at this theory, but their skins went to bind the second edition of this ‘book.’” It is a matter of fact that during the horrors of the French revolution tanneries were established in various parts of “France where the skins of the victims of the guillotine were tanned, and many of these were used to bind books on account of the fine grained surface exhibited aft er being curried. At the Chicago exhibition one of the curious exhibits was a pack of playing cards which had been manufactured from the skin of some captured Indians. I remember to have seen at an old curiosity shop on New Oxford street only a few years ago a piece of hard, dry, tough, leathery skin, which, I was assured, was the tanned hide of a Maori. The tattoo marks were plainly visible on its surface, and on examining it with a powerful glass the grain of the human skin was clearly shown. In-speaking-of the. binding of books one cannot refrain from alluding in passing to the enemies of books—enemies that usually make their depredations upon bindings. These insects, popularly known as bookworms, are found in paper, leather and parchment. The larves of Crambus pinguinalis will establish themselves upon’ the binding of a book, and spinning a robe will do it little injury. “A mite—Acarus ernditus—eate the paste that fastens the paper over the edges of the binding and so loosens it. The caterpillar of another little moth takes its station in damp, old books between the leaves and there commits great ravages. Burns has addressed to these bookworms an epigram which betrays the cynipal humor of the poet: Through and through the inspired leaves Ye maggots make your windings; But, oh, respect his lordship’s taste And spare his golden bindings! The little boring wood beetle will also attack books and has been known to penetrate through several volumes. An instance is mentioned of 27 folio volumes being perforated in a straight line by the same insect in such a manner that by passing a cord through the perfect round hole made by it the 27 volumes could be raised at once. The wood beetle, the same varicty that has left pinholes in Chippendale and other old chairs and bureaus, destroys prints and engravings, whether framed or kept in a portfolio, The ‘‘deathwatch’’ is likewise accused of being a depredator of books, at least according to the statements of the keeper of the Ashmolean museum, Oxford,— Arthur Hayden. A Beginning. ‘Bromley, I hear you are going to start housekeeping?"’ ‘*Yes, Darlinggor. ”’ ‘*What have you got toward it?” “A wife.’’—London Tit-Bita. +6 Machiné Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Luerse & BRAND’s, oe. Sewing Flour $1.90 Per Hundred. Flour\$1.90 per hundred at Wolf's Cash Crocery, Come to the DAILY = TRANSCRIPT JOB OFFICE — POR—— RECEIPTS, BALL PROGRAMS, BUSINESS CARDS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, BANK CHECKS, ASSAY REPORTS, ENVELOPES, TICKETS, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, VISITING CARDS, PAY ROLLS, LETTER HEADS, BRIEFS, STATEMENTS, INVITATIONS, ETC., ETC: Estimates furnished at short wt . notice, HON. R. I. THOMAS, J. A. RAPP. W. P. CALKINS, B. F. SNELL, EK. B. POWER, W.J. ROGERS, and places : RAL LY! Have You Seen the, , wee Golumbian Go T? a ee REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. Candidate for Assemblyman, For Sheriff, For County Clerk, For Treasurer, For District Attorney, JOHN WERRY, For County Recorder, For Supt. of Schools, PAUL QUiCK, . For Assessor, : Will hold meetings at the following times French Corral—Tuesday, Oct. 9th. San Juan— Wednesday, Oct. 10th. Cherokee—Thursday afternoon, Oct. 11th. Columbia Hill—Thureday evening, Oct. Lith, “Eureka—Friday, Oct, 12th. North Bloomtield—Saturday, Oct. 13th. You Bet, Monday evening, October 15th. Maybert, Wednesday evening, October 7th, :Washington, Thursday, October 18th. Boston Ravine, Saturday evening, October 20th. ‘ Boca, Monday, October 22d. Truckee, Tuesday, October 23d. Mooney Flat, Thursday, Cetober 25th. Spenceville, Friday, October 26th. Rough and Ready, Saturday evening, October 27th. Cottage Hill, Monday evening, October 29th, Union Schoolhouse, Tuesday evering, October 30th. Pleasant Ridge, Wednesday, October 31st. Nevada City, Saturday evening, November 3d. a Grass-Valey, Monday evening, November 5th. Township Committees will please make arrangements for these meetings. N. P. Brown, Chairman Co, Cent. Com. J. R. Tyree, Sec’y. FIFTY CENTS A WERK. [Advertisements of not to exceed five“lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents fee Po lf not, lose no time in calling at:the BEE HIVE ([ROCERY STORE. By using one of these Pots, you make the finest and most delicious drinks with one-thirdléss coffee than by any other process. I have pur— chased the COUNTY RIGHT and am prepared to supply them either wholesale or retail. Hires’ Root Beer, Wholesale or Rial. Duffy’s Malt Whiskey ~The Best Medicinal. and Family Whiskey in the Market. Agent for Shasta Water. J.J. J ACKSON Commercial.Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. KNeywest Victorias A Beautiful Little Cigar of High-Grade Tobacco. © (OF ON SALE AT THE Union Hotel, Downer & Woodman’s, Wm Giffin’s, John Brace’s. TRY “EM, M2 SMe Me Me Me Me Ne SIS Slstesleleleseaeaae AP Ae AS AT A a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. . Dancing Classes. Prof. John Michell’s dancing class for ladies and gentlemen will meet at Odd Fell.ws Hall every Wednesday evening. Children’s ‘class, Saturday “afternoon. ~~ Soiree’ every Saturday evening. 016 For Rent. House of four rooms, centrally located. Furniture for sale, cheap. Address F. E. 3., P. O., Nevada, Cal. “010-lw Money to Loan. Money to loan at reasonable interest in small or large amounts, on good security. Enquire of Leopold Garthe. o9lw Furnished Rooms to Rent. Parties desiring rooms can secure the same ; by calling on Mrs, Joy,. Pine street, near Suspension-bridge.o6-tw Cow Wanted. Any one having a cow for sale—half Jersey preferred—should call on the under-~ signed, ‘at Canada Hill, R. G. McCurtcnan, SEWING MACHINES. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades, machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office in James Cairns harness shop, Broad street. m15 Herserr Cooper, Agent. ROOM TO RENT. A. single rodm on the second floor of the Transcript block. Enquire of -Fred E, Brown, Musical Department —or— Vinton's Drag and Stationery Son RVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including} VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS; GUITARS ACCORDEONS /f 1 Have Not What You Want, =e a os New York Bakery ~ Commercial St., adjoining Transcript Block. Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. Leading Lady / General Arthur, Humboldt Imp’td, Estrella, Bohemian Club, La Rosa, Harmonia. The Best 5 = Cent CIGAR In the City. G. WM. DURST, Prop’r. be taal YORK BAKERY through all time, 2 : In publie favor seems to cin cellent goods are al 2, i? ellent goods are always here oi paw. . ik 6 tener. LEWIS & HENRY, (Successors to Thomas Moran.) —PROPRIETORS OF— “THE HUB.” Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, To serve us well is Durst’s ide “WV holesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the wee K yee to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, be is sauce © O' pies, all made with skill and care, His price is always just was? aul he and Choice Wedding Cakés, we see, j Of finest styles.fand ance 2 Ke svenis mind that near and far, The New York Fake is the &#k® W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR AND DEPuty U. 8. Mineral Surveyor. Office in Morn & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City. Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets. SMOKE ROBERT MANTEL CIGARS FOR SALE BY s Schmidt Bros, Add Chas. P. Gray. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. 3 Houses for ale. . . . Nevada, Grass Valley Low Price. and Colfax Stage. ae eT ay jem The undersigned offers for-sale Three One Story Houses on Nimrod street, They are all in good condition, The lot contains five acres of ground, Af Daily, Four-Horse, Fourteen-Passenger Coach. Leave Courax, 6:30 A. M. 3P. M, ~ Will connect with Brown & Blamey’s Take 7:30 'bus to connect with local a Fare, Nevada City, Leave Grass-Van.ey. Free water on the premises. The whole property will be sold at a bargain if sold immediately, + GOP. "bat the city For full particulars apply to THOS. PEARD. Nevada City, Sept. 5th. 1 28 $1 00 tickets. Fare, Grass Valley, Reduction made on roundA nice and shady twelve-mile ride with excellent scenery and no high 8. "Bus leaves every morning. from lrooke, Pacific and Wisconsin Hotels, GUS. KOPPE, Proprietor. New Meat Market L. M. GAFFNEY, PROPRIETOR, Main Street, opposite Coyote Street. Will keep on hand a full line of te HoDividend Notice, T a meeting of the Board of Directors of Citizens Bank held on Sept. 34 a dividend, ©. 56, of seventy-five cen's per share was dul declared and made payable on and after Sept. 10th. j E. M. PRESTON, Pres. D. E. Monaan, Sec’y. aa: Stockholders’ . Meeting. OWNIEVILLE STAGE CO. ANNUAL meeting. There will bea meeting of the kholdere of the Downieville Stage Company he'd at its office in the Nationai Hotel, road street, at 7 P. M., Octoher Ist, for the pur1 Will Quickly Get rt for You! pe sheer MUSIO onan . The Best of Everyth:ng in the Market, A, there of VoUr @, ationagel lacrespectiuly pcs, of electiug a Board of Directors for the SONG FOU ee te wronh Se . -HLC , Secretary, Nevada City, be; t 20, 1604, gue

SSSA Het Do eeeenereeeenananadiaatl THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] ' (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) ., OCT. 17, 1894. WEDNESDAY. . ‘Nevada City, Nevada Couuty, / Calif. Published Lverings Daily Except undays and ¢ Legal Holidays. BuBscRIPTION TERMS-—-Fifteen Cents a Week, ®ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer.a Full Year. LocAL Reaping Norices—Ten Cents 4, Line ’ for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dolla-a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application aw LITTLE QUEER. A *How Democrats Manage to Get Up Succesful Canards. It seems a little strange that whenever a Republican is nominated for Congress in tie Second District there.are usually Republicans enough to believe charges brought by the opposition party to either defeat them or make their election doubtful. It seems still more strange that the. Republi‘ea “omimees are always amenable to charges from the Democrats: It proves “either that there is a little good -timber in ~" the party or that it is the practice of Democrats to make charges no matter who the ~ opposing candidate may be. When Geo, Blanchard was the nominee Mr. Ohleyer’s ‘rgan friglitened Republicans in the mountains by asserting that he would prove treacherous to the mining interests. There were enough Republicans in the mining districts to vote against him to bring about his defeat. The truth was Mr, Blanchard had the largest part of his fortnne . invested ip a locked-up hydraulic mine, and all the property he was possessed of was situated in El Dorado county. , '” Mr. Davis was the next nominee. While he had for a long time been a resident of @ mining county and a Superior Judge there, he was made out to be a citizen of San Francisco, because he had”an office there, and voters were made 40 believe that the ming interests were dnsafe in his hands. . Now Mr. Johnson is going through the same process,“ His opponents are using every misrepresentation with the hope o! defeating him. A forged letter lost James A. Garfield the vote of California, although it was amply * ~proven that the Morey letter was a rank forgery long before the electioh came off. Democrats are very shrewd in. making out a case or else Republicans are: very gullible. _Inefficiency, dereliction of official duty, or ony other delinquency on the part of Democratic officials seldom change a vote from that party. Semehow a Demccrat * regards the uominees of his party as good at least as a nominee of the opposite party, “gud whether he is cr not he votes for him straight. In the present Congressional campaign the same tactics are Leing used as have been practiced before. Jt remains to be “gen whether they will have the same re¢sult in Nevada county. If those interested “tn hydraulic mining are satisfied with what has been done the past six years, and believe nd improvement can be made, they will prébably continue the present regime. There has been appropriated the sum of ‘Gfteen , thousand dollars to support the Debris” Conimission. ~The~ fund~is~nearly ‘ (rhausted. Inashort time the Commission will be ashore and probably abandoned. The present condition is really worse than it was when it left the courts, ‘Thipgs are j»tapdedilegal now that the courts did not “declare so. There is no fund to either . Biiild restraining dams or to continue the + work of the Commissioners. In a speech Monday night in Oakland Congressman Warren B. English said that Oakland. had been neglected. It had no one in Congress to properly represent it, or it would now have a postoffice building, an, improved water front and many other good things. He declared the fault all lay with former representatives. They did not know how. * “to present their case in Congress. If they had Congressmen from other States would have heeded them. Assuming this to be good Democratic ‘authority will it apply to Congressional appropriations for river improvement and for the mining industry in the Second Dis"Grist. . Pérhaps what applies to the Third . Papistriet. will not: hold good in the Second. There are a good many queer things in this world, 2 eGo e ---— Nearxy all women have good hair, though many are gray, and few are bald. Hall’ “Hair Kenewer restores the natural color, and thickens the growth of the hair, Get Registered. Any man whose name is not on the Great’ Register, and who has not yet become registered, had Letter attend to the matter at ‘orice if he desires to vote this fall, Monday Detober 22nd is the last day for that purpose. See to it that you get registered. = tt Hee = a Wuenpersons are weak and languid, from sickness or overwork, feel debilitated ‘and. depressed, it is an indication that the {blood is out of order, and they need help to » throw off the miserable feeling. The best remedy for this purpose is Dr. J. H., Me** Jean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Porifier.’ It restores lost strength, gives! vigor to circulation, promotes good appetite «and a flow of cheerful spirits. Price $1.00 per bottle. es : First of the Season.Fresh Cranberries just received at W. H« . ~ Smith's, Broad street. o16-4t tis a et iar x la oh ak 8 Snow Fiake Piour At $2 per 100 pounds, at Gaylord’s ~° 0 Just Received. A. Tam, Broad street, has just received a fine t of the best and purest .candies. Try them. Fresh Oysters always on hand and served in any style, 06-tf he's o8-t aieeianmaied The Governor Coming Tomorrow. Governor Markham will arrive in this city tomorrow evening on the regulat train, instead of on Friday, as beretofore stated. He will be most heartily welcomed by our citizens, perenne arrest LOCALS IN’ BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings The Republican county nominees went to Maybert today, at which place they hold a meeting a, ot Tomorrow night they will speak at Washington. ‘The People’s party nominees held a meeting at You Bet last night. They report having been well received at all places they have visited. The committee having in.charge the arrangements for the Republican meeting last night tendered a vote of thanks to Mrs. Jobn F., Kidder for a large box of. flowers, which: were_used in decorating the Theater. Burglary at Grass Valley. eS de Last night burglars broke into the/store of Quick & Parsons, cigar makers, oh Maio street, Grass Valley, blew ‘oper the safe and secured for their trouble #65 in money. The stationery store of Ww. S. Robinson, just above, was entered /yut nothing was stolen, ‘An attempt ,was made to enter the variety store of ke Fiel, but the thieves ‘were frightened off. They also entered the furniture store Of John Hocking, across the street, but got nothing. f +12Oeo— — SNE ; "+ Nothing In It. D. F. Norton chairman’ of the Peoples Party county committee issues. a challenge to the Chairman of the Republican and Democratic County Central Committees for a joint debate with M. E, Dittmar on’ the political issues of the day. There is nothing in it, Mr. Norton, we are frying bigger fish. + oe> Flour $1 90 a Hundred. A. B. Wolf. has just received a carload df Buckeye Flour and it will be sold at $1.90 a hundred. ol7-tf Po SAPs Ue Satr Rueum often appears in cold weather, attacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum. Hoop’s Pi.is are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. 25. a box = —~ + +@e > Eye Extir pated. William Conley of ‘North Bloomfield, while chopping wood—yesterday,; was struck in_the-_left eye with apiece-of steel from—a wedge, the sharp metal penetrating the ey eball. The young man came to this city and last night Dr. Maller removed .the injured eye, there being no other remedy. May be derived from an ocean voyage and foreign travel. But before one -gets one’s “*sea legs” on as the sailor says, the abominable qualms, begotten of sea sickness, have usualiy to be gotten over. Delicate people suffer; of course, more than the robust from this ailment, but few’sea travelers escape it; Against the frightful: nausea it produces, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a reliable defence; and is so esteemed by tourists, commercial travelers, yachtsmen and mariners. An ailment akin to sea sickness often afflicts land travelers with weak stomachs. Chis is often brought on by the jarring of a railway train. Disquietude in the gastric region from this cause is always remedied by the Bitters, which also prevents and cures chills and fever, rheumatism, nervous and kidneys trouble, constipation and biliousous, 2 8G Marvelous Resuits. From a letter written by Rev; J; Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich,., we are permigted to make this extract: ‘I have no hesitation in recomfneding Dr. King’s New Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife, While [ was pastor oi the Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery ; it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results,” Trial bottles free at Carr Bros Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. LEO aE “ Don’t Offer a Reward For your lost appetite. All know that it is a valuable piece of personal property, but why go to the expense when Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will restore it to you, A course of that unparalleled tonic and corrective not only induces a return of the relish for food, but confers upon the stomach pleasant sensations afterward. For the purpose of quickening digestion, arousing a dormant liver or kidneys, and establishing regularity of the bowels, no medicine con exceed its genial family cordial, in whi¢li the pure alcoholic principle is modified by blending with it botanic elements of the aighest efficacy. Avoid the fiery unalloyed stimulants of Gommerce as a means of oyercoming inactivity of any of the organs above nentioned, and use, instead, the Bitters, Chis professionally savctioned medicine remedies malarial and rheumatic ailments, Notice of Publication. aed LAND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL., ° October 10th, 1894. LOUISE ISABELL MACKEY, OF YUB\ » County, Cal., who made Homestead Ay pli cation, No, 3013 (January 24, 1887), for the SW of Section 1, Tp. 18 N., Kk. s BE, M.D. ud hereby give notice of my intention to make fi al proof to establieh my claim to the land bove aeseribed, aud that I expect to prove my idence and eultivation before the Register avd Keceiver at Marysville, Cal., on the 20th of November, 1804, by two cf the following witnesses: Chester A. Bliss, J. D. Bra f I. E. Deal, LOUISE ISABELL MACKEY, W. B. Meek, allof C mptonville, Ca’ oz 3 4. renovate Paracelsus himself and enA BOOK’S CLOTHING. BINDINGS MADE FROM THE: SKIN OF HUMAN BEINGS. Thomas Carlyle’s Gruff Speech at the Dinner Party—A Deck of Cards Made From the Skin of Indians—The Troublesome “Bookworms” aad Their Ravages. “To be strong backed and neat bound, ’’ says Charles Lamb, ‘‘is the desideratum of a volume. Magnificence comes after.’’ In spite, however, of this axiom of the gentle Elia, not a few of} this well,thumbed, torn and dog's eared favorites turned their backs to the spectator, coverless. Upon a goodly row of encyclopedias and books which are no books the jealoas essayist burst forth: “I confess that it moves my spleen to see these things in books’ clothing perched upon shelves, like false saints, usurpers of true shrines, intruders into the sanctuary, * * * set out in an array of Russia or Marocco, when a tithe ot’that good leather would comfortably eclothe my shivering folios, would able old aig ea Lully. to look like himself in the world. I never see these impostors: but:’E long to strip them to warm: my ragged veterans in their: spoils. ’’ ox Of curios in the way of binding th exist in England several examples. In the Exeter museum there is to be found a volume bound in the skin of George Cudmore, who was executed in 1880 for poisoning his wife. In the library of Bury St. Edmunds there is a ‘‘Life of Corder,’’ a murderer, bound in a piece of his own skin, In the library: of Mexborough House there were formerly two books bound in the skin of Mary Bateman, the Yorkshire witch who was hanged early in this century. i In 1821 a man named Horwood suffered the extreme penalty for the murder of a-girl, and the following tradesman’s account of a book in the infirmary library explains itself: : ‘Bristol, June, 1828. — Richard Smith, Esq., Dr. to H. H. Essex. Tc binding in the skin of John Horwood a “Only the Scars Remain,” Says Henry Hupson, of the James Smith Woolen Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa., who certifies as follows: “Among the many testimonials which I -see in regard to certain medicines performing the: blood, etc., none impress me more “than my own case, Twenty years ago, at the age of 18 years, [had swellings come on my legs, which broke and became running sores. Our family physician could do me no good, arfd it was feared that the VITIEWdVSUVS ~ bones would be affected. At last, my good old Mother Urged Me to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. I took three bottles, the sores healed, and I have not been troubled since. Only the scars remain, and the. memory of the past, to remind me of the good Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has done me. I now weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and am in the best of health. I have been on the road for the past twelve years, have noticed Ayer’s Sarsaparilla advertised in all parts of the United States, and always take pleasure in telling what good it did for me.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared vy Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase. Cures others, willcure yous cures, cleansing variety of papers relating to him, £1 10s., the same being lettered in Latin‘on each side of the book ‘The True Skin of John Horwovd.’’’ i Whether the skins of hardened criminals are more easily curried and dressed than those of ordinary mortals I must confess I am unable to judge. 1t was at a dinner party. that Thomas Carlyle gave vent to his opinion as to binding books with human skins. The lyspeptic sage had so far sat in morose silence. -An unpleasant feeling hung J LINERY, and cordiall

eity to give them a call. Their New Place. Mrs. L. C. STATTON and MISS JESSIE NIVENS AVE removed from 504, Turk Street to 413 Geary Street, San Francisco, where é° have opened for the Fall Trade-in MH. invite all who visit ihe ol over the party, many of whom had beer specially invited to hear his erratic views. A-genial old gentleman was endeavoring to infuse a little warmth into the assemblage by playfully remarking to a young political enthusiast who sat beside him, ‘‘The British people can afford to laugh at theories. ”’ This-remark woke up Carlyle, and speaking -fer-the first and only time during the evening he observed in his usual ill bred way: ‘‘Sir, the French The Go NOW OPEN. First-class service given. Ellis & Temby. den Wes Restaurant, . Board may be obtained by the month. nobility of 100 years ago said they could afford to laugh at theories. Then came a man who wrote a book called ‘The An Ample Fund of Pleasure and Health . the power to gratify appetite without un-Social Contract.—The—man-was called” Jean Jacques Rousseau, and his book was a theory and nothing but a theory. The nobles could laugh at this theory, but their skins went to bind the second edition of this ‘book.’” It is a matter of fact that during the horrors of the French revolution tanneries were established in various parts of “France where the skins of the victims of the guillotine were tanned, and many of these were used to bind books on account of the fine grained surface exhibited aft er being curried. At the Chicago exhibition one of the curious exhibits was a pack of playing cards which had been manufactured from the skin of some captured Indians. I remember to have seen at an old curiosity shop on New Oxford street only a few years ago a piece of hard, dry, tough, leathery skin, which, I was assured, was the tanned hide of a Maori. The tattoo marks were plainly visible on its surface, and on examining it with a powerful glass the grain of the human skin was clearly shown. In-speaking-of the. binding of books one cannot refrain from alluding in passing to the enemies of books—enemies that usually make their depredations upon bindings. These insects, popularly known as bookworms, are found in paper, leather and parchment. The larves of Crambus pinguinalis will establish themselves upon’ the binding of a book, and spinning a robe will do it little injury. “A mite—Acarus ernditus—eate the paste that fastens the paper over the edges of the binding and so loosens it. The caterpillar of another little moth takes its station in damp, old books between the leaves and there commits great ravages. Burns has addressed to these bookworms an epigram which betrays the cynipal humor of the poet: Through and through the inspired leaves Ye maggots make your windings; But, oh, respect his lordship’s taste And spare his golden bindings! The little boring wood beetle will also attack books and has been known to penetrate through several volumes. An instance is mentioned of 27 folio volumes being perforated in a straight line by the same insect in such a manner that by passing a cord through the perfect round hole made by it the 27 volumes could be raised at once. The wood beetle, the same varicty that has left pinholes in Chippendale and other old chairs and bureaus, destroys prints and engravings, whether framed or kept in a portfolio, The ‘‘deathwatch’’ is likewise accused of being a depredator of books, at least according to the statements of the keeper of the Ashmolean museum, Oxford,— Arthur Hayden. A Beginning. ‘Bromley, I hear you are going to start housekeeping?"’ ‘*Yes, Darlinggor. ”’ ‘*What have you got toward it?” “A wife.’’—London Tit-Bita. +6 Machiné Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Luerse & BRAND’s, oe. Sewing Flour $1.90 Per Hundred. Flour\$1.90 per hundred at Wolf's Cash Crocery, Come to the DAILY = TRANSCRIPT JOB OFFICE — POR—— RECEIPTS, BALL PROGRAMS, BUSINESS CARDS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, BANK CHECKS, ASSAY REPORTS, ENVELOPES, TICKETS, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, VISITING CARDS, PAY ROLLS, LETTER HEADS, BRIEFS, STATEMENTS, INVITATIONS, ETC., ETC: Estimates furnished at short wt . notice, HON. R. I. THOMAS, J. A. RAPP. W. P. CALKINS, B. F. SNELL, EK. B. POWER, W.J. ROGERS, and places : RAL LY! Have You Seen the, , wee Golumbian Go T? a ee REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. Candidate for Assemblyman, For Sheriff, For County Clerk, For Treasurer, For District Attorney, JOHN WERRY, For County Recorder, For Supt. of Schools, PAUL QUiCK, . For Assessor, : Will hold meetings at the following times French Corral—Tuesday, Oct. 9th. San Juan— Wednesday, Oct. 10th. Cherokee—Thursday afternoon, Oct. 11th. Columbia Hill—Thureday evening, Oct. Lith, “Eureka—Friday, Oct, 12th. North Bloomtield—Saturday, Oct. 13th. You Bet, Monday evening, October 15th. Maybert, Wednesday evening, October 7th, :Washington, Thursday, October 18th. Boston Ravine, Saturday evening, October 20th. ‘ Boca, Monday, October 22d. Truckee, Tuesday, October 23d. Mooney Flat, Thursday, Cetober 25th. Spenceville, Friday, October 26th. Rough and Ready, Saturday evening, October 27th. Cottage Hill, Monday evening, October 29th, Union Schoolhouse, Tuesday evering, October 30th. Pleasant Ridge, Wednesday, October 31st. Nevada City, Saturday evening, November 3d. a Grass-Valey, Monday evening, November 5th. Township Committees will please make arrangements for these meetings. N. P. Brown, Chairman Co, Cent. Com. J. R. Tyree, Sec’y. FIFTY CENTS A WERK. [Advertisements of not to exceed five“lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents fee Po lf not, lose no time in calling at:the BEE HIVE ([ROCERY STORE. By using one of these Pots, you make the finest and most delicious drinks with one-thirdléss coffee than by any other process. I have pur— chased the COUNTY RIGHT and am prepared to supply them either wholesale or retail. Hires’ Root Beer, Wholesale or Rial. Duffy’s Malt Whiskey ~The Best Medicinal. and Family Whiskey in the Market. Agent for Shasta Water. J.J. J ACKSON Commercial.Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. KNeywest Victorias A Beautiful Little Cigar of High-Grade Tobacco. © (OF ON SALE AT THE Union Hotel, Downer & Woodman’s, Wm Giffin’s, John Brace’s. TRY “EM, M2 SMe Me Me Me Me Ne SIS Slstesleleleseaeaae AP Ae AS AT A a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. . Dancing Classes. Prof. John Michell’s dancing class for ladies and gentlemen will meet at Odd Fell.ws Hall every Wednesday evening. Children’s ‘class, Saturday “afternoon. ~~ Soiree’ every Saturday evening. 016 For Rent. House of four rooms, centrally located. Furniture for sale, cheap. Address F. E. 3., P. O., Nevada, Cal. “010-lw Money to Loan. Money to loan at reasonable interest in small or large amounts, on good security. Enquire of Leopold Garthe. o9lw Furnished Rooms to Rent. Parties desiring rooms can secure the same ; by calling on Mrs, Joy,. Pine street, near Suspension-bridge.o6-tw Cow Wanted. Any one having a cow for sale—half Jersey preferred—should call on the under-~ signed, ‘at Canada Hill, R. G. McCurtcnan, SEWING MACHINES. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades, machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office in James Cairns harness shop, Broad street. m15 Herserr Cooper, Agent. ROOM TO RENT. A. single rodm on the second floor of the Transcript block. Enquire of -Fred E, Brown, Musical Department —or— Vinton's Drag and Stationery Son RVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including} VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS; GUITARS ACCORDEONS /f 1 Have Not What You Want, =e a os New York Bakery ~ Commercial St., adjoining Transcript Block. Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. Leading Lady / General Arthur, Humboldt Imp’td, Estrella, Bohemian Club, La Rosa, Harmonia. The Best 5 = Cent CIGAR In the City. G. WM. DURST, Prop’r. be taal YORK BAKERY through all time, 2 : In publie favor seems to cin cellent goods are al 2, i? ellent goods are always here oi paw. . ik 6 tener. LEWIS & HENRY, (Successors to Thomas Moran.) —PROPRIETORS OF— “THE HUB.” Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, To serve us well is Durst’s ide “WV holesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the wee K yee to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, be is sauce © O' pies, all made with skill and care, His price is always just was? aul he and Choice Wedding Cakés, we see, j Of finest styles.fand ance 2 Ke svenis mind that near and far, The New York Fake is the &#k® W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR AND DEPuty U. 8. Mineral Surveyor. Office in Morn & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City. Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets. SMOKE ROBERT MANTEL CIGARS FOR SALE BY s Schmidt Bros, Add Chas. P. Gray. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. 3 Houses for ale. . . . Nevada, Grass Valley Low Price. and Colfax Stage. ae eT ay jem The undersigned offers for-sale Three One Story Houses on Nimrod street, They are all in good condition, The lot contains five acres of ground, Af Daily, Four-Horse, Fourteen-Passenger Coach. Leave Courax, 6:30 A. M. 3P. M, ~ Will connect with Brown & Blamey’s Take 7:30 'bus to connect with local a Fare, Nevada City, Leave Grass-Van.ey. Free water on the premises. The whole property will be sold at a bargain if sold immediately, + GOP. "bat the city For full particulars apply to THOS. PEARD. Nevada City, Sept. 5th. 1 28 $1 00 tickets. Fare, Grass Valley, Reduction made on roundA nice and shady twelve-mile ride with excellent scenery and no high 8. "Bus leaves every morning. from lrooke, Pacific and Wisconsin Hotels, GUS. KOPPE, Proprietor. New Meat Market L. M. GAFFNEY, PROPRIETOR, Main Street, opposite Coyote Street. Will keep on hand a full line of te HoDividend Notice, T a meeting of the Board of Directors of Citizens Bank held on Sept. 34 a dividend, ©. 56, of seventy-five cen's per share was dul declared and made payable on and after Sept. 10th. j E. M. PRESTON, Pres. D. E. Monaan, Sec’y. aa: Stockholders’ . Meeting. OWNIEVILLE STAGE CO. ANNUAL meeting. There will bea meeting of the kholdere of the Downieville Stage Company he'd at its office in the Nationai Hotel, road street, at 7 P. M., Octoher Ist, for the pur1 Will Quickly Get rt for You! pe sheer MUSIO onan . The Best of Everyth:ng in the Market, A, there of VoUr @, ationagel lacrespectiuly pcs, of electiug a Board of Directors for the SONG FOU ee te wronh Se . -HLC , Secretary, Nevada City, be; t 20, 1604, gue