Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-17


the backs Of EN-. The prevailing ton
Of these advertisements 10 . praye
to the editorial person to perforr
some shars-and-shars advertising q
some eratuitous punery. Many Of thea
cards have seductive propositions in ih
shape Of offers to dispose Of sewing ma
chimes or parlor orp .us- tho nswspape
to advertise half the price and pay tn
balance in money for the possession o
ono or the other Of these articles. Tn,
price is always fixed BY the philanthr'
picai machine man or organ dealer. Al
the terms, indeed. come from the man
or firm who sends the postal card
Attached to some Of these achemes are
propositions to furnish chrome lith
| graphic prints Of pictures Of domestic
life. sometimes of the good and beloved
pet Of the Sabbath" school. sometimes
| something in the melsncholical funny
way. These fpecimens Of what our
Government has caused to be done in
facilitating cheap postage and their ac-
companying demonstrations of the small
cheap practices resorted to be our fel
low Americans OF the more eastern parts
suffered 10 cupber the ponderous -di-
torial table. and ths n are east nway into
tbs receptacle Of the doomed and dis
cariea OF the sanctnm, the awful editor 8
awful waste basket.
THs DoCToEs have go. hack to Jenner's
original manner OF vaccination. That
il, they use the real matter from the
pustule 50 it forms in process of inflama-
ton on the ndder of the COW. Also they
have a brand new style Of conveying the
COW po1 to the patient. In New York
persons are constantly engaged in pre-
pairing this matter for the use of the
medical fraternity. Bits Of goose quill
are dipped into the pus-hke matter of
pustuIe. These are carefully dried and
when dry are ready for transportation
and use. Provided with one of these
bits Of qnill. the operator scrapes a little
and when the bloods begins
to show through, he moistens the pre-
pared end o! the quill and rnfsi, on the
place. his il infinitely neafer
than the old style. We saw Doctor
White perform this operation, az de- |
scribed, day or two since. The sui iect I,
Was a little child. bnt there were no in |
iica'ion- that he suffered any pain from
It 9 operation, which is. in fact, painl.ss, |
TIE ART Journal, published by Appl
on L Company. grows better and better.
The number before us is very rich in
and wood cnts. This is the
Iind OF art periodical that is worth II e
king and preserving. Oar active yonng
riend. Charl,y CaVsnagb, is the Carson
gent for the At Journal. He comes
viii, hi numbers and DISPLAYS
n alacrlty in making collections which
; remarkable for Il person Of bis age
nd experience. He shonid be encou,-
gid.
TIE 1.Is party was a delightful affair.
o doubt. Anyhow it ought TO have
cen. for We predicted it would be. Also
y promised that the night shonld BE-
,lm aud halny. So il Was. though
IL fact must be admitted that good
'any cloud. were gathered about the
zee and eyes Of the man in the moon,
'"nt nine o'clock. The dear reader
i'll infer that We did not attend. We
d not. The dreadful treadmill Of duty
I'D An appetite for sleep prevented.
VIZ LEARy from Dr.. Lindermar, the
ir-ctor OF the Mint. who is now on
sit to the Mint in this city. that a flow
e we'll WAS struck q; a depth Of 1902
: on yesterday on the grounds of the
int in San Francisco. The official dis
Itch TO the Director reports the how u,
ven feet and incrpa.ing. The object
sirkipg the well WAS to secure a che o
pply OF waller for the large Mint } our
'ter CITY and was ordered to be sunk
the d rector few days since.
Mr. N. FITZPATRICK and family passed
N" yesterday morning on their way to
nj some old places and friends in CAL
rnia. Kirk, az has been well ad.
rtised. has resumed the practice Of the
v with his old partner Hon. VIM. n.
'~srt. in Virginia City. His fnmily
W brok. up their house keeping ar
ie- merits in Salt Lake City and will
return there. III
'HARLE7 FRnEn has got rid of his