Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-29

SMOKING aApE ATTRACTIVE A
new departure has recently been
taken in the smoking line. rendering
the use Of the fragrant weed doobly
attractive. Lake 1nev invention,
its charm is IN il sim city and the
wondsr is. 10 one ever thought Of il
before. II Is the result Of much
experiment. aud the credit We are
informed is due 10 q celebrated
Swedish physician. 1t is simply
this and nothing more, mix three
scruples OF the oil Of sasssfrss With .
pound OF smoking tobacco aud use
as has always been directed. The
advantages Of this mixture is three
Told, hrss. and which is Of the most
Importance TO smokers, is the
delightful aromatic favor produced.
Which warns the soul like the:gush-
ing bowl,
With its rose red burden seeming
And drown it in bliss like the first
warm kiss,
From lips with love buds beaming
Next, il neutralizes the nicotine and
prevents all deleterious effects upon
the nervous system. In fact is anits
TOME, and last leaves no unpleasant,
odor 10 the room and at the same
time acts as disinfectant thus max
ing its use desirable in every house.
hold. 30 that your wife will prefer
your smoking in the house to your
taking spin around the block, Jim
Lamb the courteous and gentle
manly clerk at b. +. Fosters who
told us all this. has some already
mixed, which he would like all his
friends to step in and try.
SrILLtLosgp.--We noticed the Cap
i'ol gates securely locked again yes
terdsy. The padlocks are brass and
OF very neat pattern they hold.
Another State officer sssayed to pas,
out by the South gate yesterday morn
ing, but being too digniIied TO climb.
meekly retraced his steps aud tried
another gate with better success. Wa
are sorry for hun. but then il In a
grand thing 10 have Plaza, and dead
Trees aud spaded ground, even II we
have 10 look at the beautiful prosr~c,
through fence or locked gate.
FOR THE SrMMrT.-Hon. George G |
6orham and family aud IL. X. Nigh
els and family left yesterday morning
for the Lake in one OF Benton's extra |
Coaches. Hank Monk meaudcred the |
riooons. Reaching the Summit they |
TOOK the marrow gusge TO Glenbrook. |
thence by special steamer Ia Emerald |
Bay snd other points OF interest, and |
returned in the evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Crandell YESTERDAY
afternoon, from the Methodist Church !
was well attended. The impressive |
burial service was read by Rev, Mr.
y almond. a short impressive discourse
ueliser"d and many sorrowing friends |
followed the REM aims TO their LAST restln.
place on earth. After all the troubles |
and cares which we're her lot on earth
she has passed TO tina, blisainl place
" where the wicked cease from iroubling
and the weary are al rest"
REToRr CHARITARLE.-One Of our
Jolly mining Superintendent. play
fully tapped = reverend gentleman Of
the gospel persuasion yesterday,
while passing along Carson street by-
stsnder remarked "why donY YOU hIt
him back Elder, you belong To the Church
military" Can't do IL" replied the
Preacher mrckly "he HASN'T enough
cheek to turn the other alsu,n
PERSONALS. - Bishop Whitaker arrived
las, evening by the express train, aud is
the CUES, Of II. T. Rice. He leaves to.
morrow morning with Psrson Kelly for
UuDoa. Hon. George G. Gorham and
rally Will l..vaf -. |