Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-28


men wiederhold and Wilson to a new
thing in the way of writing facilities just |
out, viz: the "aniline pencil" Scribner's
magazine has the following concerning
them. These new pencils are announced
at the same time, both in Paris and
Berlin. The French pencils are made in
grades. according to the hardness, very
much like common lead pencils. The
materials used are aniline, graphite and
kanolin, in different proportions. Made
into paste in cold water, they are
pressed through a screen that divides the
mass into slender sticks used in filling
the pencils. When dry, the sticks are
fitted to the wooden parts. and these are
glued together very much IN the usual
way. They may be used in copying.
marking in permanent color. and repro
ducing writing or designs. In copying.
thin sheet of moistened paper is laid
over the letter, design or document, and
the lines are traced with the pencils.
The action of the water on the aniline
gives deep, fast tracing, resembling
ink in color. The German makers also
employ anilins in the manufacture of
these pencils. On ordinary dry paper
they give well-defned mark that can
not be removed by india rubber. When
the paper is dampened with water the
markings assume the appearance Of ink.
Moistened sheets laid over the writing,
under slight pressure, will transfer
good impressions that do not bur- and
that resemble the original in every re-
spect. Most anyone can use pencil
much easier and with better effect than
q pen. Such an invention as this would
take immense. Send and get two or
three hundred dozen gross and we'll
sample them.
| NEURALGIA.-Several of our friends
have lately been complaining Of severe
attacks of neuralgia, an excessively dis
agreeable face ache for which no remedy
insuring speedy cure is yet known.
Some of them are subjected to attacks of
this kind and invariably have it the day
after having run around half of the
previous night. A person can not be
too particular now this damp, disagree
able weather to keep out of the night air,
retire earley and have your rooms warm.
A DEsERTER. - A Sergeant in the
United States Armey, stationed in Col.
orado, deserted some time since and
came to Phoebe, but getting tired of civil
life be informed some parties what he
had done and he wished to get back tc
the army. He will accordingly be SEN
to Fort Cameron by to-day's stage.
DULL.-Yesterday was dull and dis.
agreeable day, business matters seemed
to be at stand still. all the business
men complaining about the lack of trad
and the scarcity of money. 1t beins
near the first of the month we think tina
will tend to improve matters some.
FREIGHT. Freight arrived yesterda.
for the following merchants via the Eu
. reka and Palisade Railroad: D.
Clark & Bro, F. W. Clute, Fl. Eilers,
5 Cohn Il Bro, X. 4 c., Newman & NAH
: stedt, Nesbitt Bros, E. Hamilton
g Thompson & Gaudin.
IMPRoMPTu vocal concerts were gotte
. up in several of our saloons on Frida
8 night by both males and females. Som
g of the singing was not first class br
there was plenty of it, which made u
The man said to have brought til
"plains across " mid wheelbarrow /
d 40 is a myth But it is the "froze
>, truth that mellow drinks or high tone
- cigars at Panaca Saloon for one pric
= one bit!
. :, Jos. EIsENMANN Il Co. have ju
W received and have for sale a number
y shot guns, rifles, pistols and all kinds
a ammunition, amongst the rifles are sun
I'd Winchester Carbines of the latest an
most improved pattern.
EPISCOPAL CHunoH Services will
u held at the Episcopal Church at IL
" usual hours morning and evening, Su
y day-school at 2 p. m. Rev. r. /
r Kline will officiate.
IN CHARLES VIVIAN and Mrs. Rciffar
no left in yesterday mornings HamiltC
stage for Eureka, at which place tn,
will give two entertainments before pr
ceeding to San Francisco,
"a JONAS Conn has just received an ext
or lot OF goods among which are canv
h. overcoats and overalls lined with cas-
ia mere, something new; also an ext
in stock of boots. shoes, hats and clothin
pit HIGH MASS will be celebrated Il
morning in the Catholic Church at t
usual hour and Vespers in the uvenii
pt Sunday School at 2 o'clock.
Oh RE-oPENs.-Fulks and McAlpin "
'h' have completed the painting and pal
ad- hanging of their saloon by tonight a
ION will reopen on Monday morning.
ace ~ c
he W. - NA"DN@h te'uineu " oio
District yesterday having finished p
chasing his supplies for that place.
ing P. BRADY will arrive by to-days Ha
tbe ilton stage.