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Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23
AN ANGEL.

Of course was an old maid, any body in Maple Ridge could have told that, and good many would have said l was several years older than the old family Bible affirmed.
 felt all my three and thirty years, and knew that the dark little face that looked back at me so soberly from the cracked mirror showed them beyond question. But what of that! I had other things to think of than that l was an old maid-many others.
 There was poor Susie, our pet, the youngest of us all, who would marry handsome, reckless Noll Dasher, who after wild life of only few years, ended it in drunkard's grave, and left poor Susie and her two babies to me.
 Nor was that all, for Fred, our eldest, the pride of our old father and mother s hearts, must marry, too which was well enough, only after one brief year in his city office. he, too, grew sick and died-but oh. so peacefully, so nobly.
 "You'll care for my wife and baby, Nary" he said, looking at me so pleadingly, and l answered: "Yes, Fred, always"
 So it wasn't much wonder 1 looked old, since only my little dress-making shop stood between us all and starva- ton.
 Father and mother had become so feeble they could only sit on the side of the chimney and talk of their trials and sorrows.
 Susie took upon herself the care of the large household, and I've shed many silent tear at night thinking how wan and white she was growing, our beautiful little Susie.
 What did Fred's wife do? I-that is a sore subject: no one ever said anything. but have seen Susie shut her eyes in strange way when "the lady" swept into our simple meals and never offered to soil her white hands even to wash her own dishes or clothes.
 "She's never been taught to work. suppose" I thought; ''poor thing"
 Then bent lower over my sewing and sat up little later.
 Things had gone on in this way for nearly year, until one night when it was growing very late, Susie came in and shut the door of my shop very carefully.
 What is it, my deart" l said cheerfully, for there was a look on her face that troubled me.
 Mary" she said, sinking down at my side and laying her pretty, gol- den head on my knee, ''my poor Ma ry!" and she began to sob so pitiful' ' ly.
 l had but little time to spare, for l knew that Mrs. Greenhouse must have her new dress by the next even- ing, but l dropped my needle and took her in my arms and whisper edI
 What Is It, my darling; tell me, wont you?"
 "Oh Mary, so good, so unsellish' I can't bear it. You are working yourself to death for me and mine. I've thought and thought, and plan ned, and there's only one way"
 "I don't understand-how hot your cheeks are. You're going to be sick
 ''l'm going to die. Don't look so startled. I'm very wicked and fool ish. but cant see you kill yourself nor my precious children starve. I'm only-only going to get married, desperately.
 Then felt her whole body shud- per.
 "Yes, darling, but who"
 II am going to marry Mir. Caleb oftinuwall 'f
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

l have lived to know that the great secret of human happiness is this : Never suffer your energles to stag nate. The old adage of "too many irons in the fire" conveys an untruth. You cannot have too many-poker, tongs, and all-keep them all going. - Adam Clarke.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

Mulligan: And phat might them things be with figgers on them!" Flagman Brophy; Sure, they do be milc-stones. MuIligan: An how fur are they apart: :''
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

To allay pains, subdue intama- ton, heal foul sores and ulcers the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old relia- ble remedy, Dr. J. II. Mclean s Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

It is never the opinions of others that displease us but the impertinen' oy they display in obtruding them upon us.- Foubert,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

If your digestion is out of whack, if you need q strengthener or ah appetizer, try Cheatham's Chill Tonic. 1t will bring you you out of the kinks, For sale by J. o. Howell
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

You can be cheerful and happy only when you are well. If you feel "out of sorts" take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured by Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy 30 cts, by druggists.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

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 ''a a forced sale s.ss, dollar Photograph Albums ar' Co Toe sold to me people for @S each Round DO laNul Crimson 'ilk NeNvt fush Charming, [, decorated inside liand-nnt>t ahhs 10 me w"rld. srgt- nrEan- knuNn AEruis "anied iib.utl uus ls munoy aernts Any one cHh beemr aerui Sells hself .iri-ttle or no talking Mh,eyrr shown, Nnns Co lhr- ehssr. take fhusans Of order. Wlt UtnlN never hefrr knnyyn profits await worker Agents gre making indts makc You, feadrr do well Fni Information and teru free,
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Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-23

Organs and Pianos sold for Cash, Easy raymehts,
 and Rented. Catalogues free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
GOOD TENNIS GAMES AT FLUSHING.
CONTESTS IN BOTH DOUBLES AND SINGLES


CONTESTS IN BOTH DOUBLES AND SINGLES
FINALS TO BE PLAYED To-Day.
Tho courts Of the Flushing Tennis Club in per.
feet condition yesterday. Long before the appointed
hour the sides Of the and tho porches Of the
club house thronged with spectators The prob
able outcome Of the games between A. W. Post and X.
Stevens, both Of the Columbia College Tennis Club,
the main topic Of conversation before the games
Began. On Thursday in two straight sets, the score
Of each being 81, Post destroyed Mler's chance Of
possessing the sivermounted dressing which GOES
with victory I'M the singles. stevens did the same
for J. W. Raymond, with a score Of GO, 6-3.
marked similarity and equality noticed in the
games OF the winners, aud their meeting was looked
forward to the occurrence OF the afternoon.
The first set by stevens with a score Of
60. In the second Post won, also by a score Of
So, The deciding set hard fought one, and
was decided IN favor Of Post by single game, score
e%5.
In the other games Of the second round BOgert
defeated Thomson, So, SO; Fish defeated Kellogg
60, Sc. CO, and Hobart defeated Perkins, g.
al. The possession OF the prize in the singles now
rests between Post, Bogert, Hobart and Fish.
In the doubles De Garmcnda and Carroll defeated
Fowler and Fish, Ia, 6-3, Cd; stevens and Thorn
son defeated B0yert and Draper, 2-8, g. GO;
Hobart and Perkins defeated Kellogg and LanEdou.
RI, 90 and were in turn defeated by Wright and
In the ladies' singles Mss Putnam defeated Miss
Mann, 81, 90: Miss Smallwood de.eaied Miss
Putnam, 81, 90: Miss Bogert debated Miss d1srk,
son by default; Miss Bssntine defeated Miss Morris
by default, and Miss Lynch defeated Miss Frank.
defeated Miss B0gert, Ga, So, and MISS Lynch do.
feated Mss Balantine, 6-3, 30, 60 The prize
Play viii begin this afternoon at O'clock, and ali
the finals VIII Be decided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

racers rounded Buoy No 3, and with heavy head.
tide the racers had hsrd time Of II. il wa nov
about half past l. O'Clock. aud both took IN thu"
spinnakers, which they had set on tho run before
the wind The yachts then llbed and lurcd in toward
Sandy Hook to get clear OF thc tdn. Tho shamrock
again set her splnnSker to starboard whl' the
balloon-jIb draw. This wise, and the ed
vantage OF the manocuvrc soon became applen'.
The race now became lazy driit.
however, and by O'Clock neither Yacht
had even stecragc war. After long drh, fresh
sea brceze from the south frrsh"ning night along
sprung up II caught the Kstrnas canva' first, AMI
tho Cary Smith winned doomed along close aH"d iof
sandy Hook LIghtshlp, while The shamrock "a' siill
aching OF Sandy Hook shore, The gain OF tn" katna
was overwhelming, and when shc rounded at - 90
the shamrock nearly four miles a'tern. Nj.
Naywe,Ps boat tackled about the nghtshlp al i3 -
making the Katrnas lead 20 minutes. ~ seconds ana
her gain from Buoy 10 10 the lght-hip II minutes ."
seconds. -,
The interest In tho race rad now died out The
Shamrock caught the breeze aud followed The hhiFind
In her mauoouvre. They had another reach back To
BUOY 8, then after another calm they made fcN
taoks with a new wind from the west, 10 BuOy 10.
There the Katrina had increased her lead IT. elapsed
time 10 minutes - seconds. havinG Gained on thr
male another gain Of minute 30 seconds making
her total lead in elapsed time second plus mlhuic'
40 seconds, plus minutes, 4" seconds. plus mn
ute 80 seconds; total % minutes . SECONDS. inc
Start Finish Elapsod Corrected
x,,,r, i, a. 81 % 9 sgsis s:! R 81 .
Shamrock 10 80 81 4Is4s 540:2l 6H7 80
Katrina wins, corrected time. By 30 mIn 30 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
TIE sLOOP SHAMROCK IN HARD LUCK.
oy1sAILED FOR THE THIRD TIME BY THE
RIrRtNA IN THEIR TRIAL RACES

oyTsAILED FOR THE THIRD TIME BY THE
KATRINA IN THEIR TRIAL RACES.
Nsw.Yorks yacht designer A. Cary Smith, did not
burn any handspnngs last evening because ho is not
expert at that kind Of thing as is Mr. Burgess, of
Boston Nevertheless he loaded with AS much
foy as man OF his size well hold. The seventy.
hotter Katrina, from HIS design had won the third
race Of her sefos with the Shamrock by over twenty
minutes on thirty mile course. Tho course was
RON Buoy No. 10, six miles and three
quarters south by west one-oigbth west
to Buoy No. 10; from Buoy No. 10, two miles
east one eighth north to Buoy No 8; from Buoy No.
8, SIX and threequarters miles cast southeast, TO
Sandy Hook Ughtship and return over the same
eourse. Tho distance was thirty.one miles, and
Katrina allowed shamrock minute &c seconds. Tho
wind at the me of start, was west southwest blow
Ing about ten knots.
When the preparatory gun vas fred 81 10 :46 tho
lwo racers stood on the port tack parallel to thu
ma The shamrock was directly astern OF the
Katrina, and when the latter went Oh the stsrboard
mex, kr. Maxwell was compelled 20 do this
ssson be had INTENDED TO- This placed the Shamrock
Hset, tho Electra, bat before the starting gun
Nsscsd the unfortunate white Sloop had to pass b
msssh Of the flagship TO get Out Of the way. Tho
hhs Just ETCHED tho start, and her rival had TO
ass an extra tack across tbs line, The Auch!neoss
sesp IN the iacantlme was sailing ciese-haued for
s-y NO. 10, whence the course lay FEW points TO
.fSsm. Tho Shamrock, which started Q minutes
soopds behind followed the same tactics, and
- - nsf own extremely we'll The Katrina rounded
10y 40. 10 ? minutes so seconds before ths Sham.
~ hasins gained only / second On this beat
yAehts had fair tide,
.. 100 fuoy 10. 10 10 buoy No. the Yachts had
- os'ofe the vtnA which had shifted to- west
1as brssze disd out. however. after the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
TIE FEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR - HOURS.
wAsHrsGroS June rs p. m.For New England, Eastern
New York New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. rain
slightly warmer.
For Delaware Maryland and Virginia, light rain slightly
warmer.
For the Carolina fair followed BY showers Mort Caro-.
lima; slightly warmer.
FOR Georgia Alabama and Florida fair followed In Northern
Alabama by showers stationary temperature
For Mississippi Louisiana and Eastern Texas light rain
stationary temperature
For Arkansas and Missouri rain; slightly cooler.
FOr Tennessee and Kentucky. light rain slightly warmer
followed in Kentucky by cooler.
For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania. Western new
York and Ohio. rain slightly cosler
For IndisnA. Illinoas Michigan and Wisconsin, cooler
For Minnesota Dakota Light rams slightly cooler
For Iowa, HebraskA Kansas and Colorado light rain
cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
a CLEAR EXPLANATION.
One ofthc Leading Professional Men ofNew.York De-
fines the Great Danger TINT IL Threatening the Cfy.


4 wen.known physician OF this city, who resides
ing was approached by Of his friends who abruptly
said
doctor. what is Paresis anyhow r
The doctor looked at his questoner sharply for mo-
ment, moiOncd him 10 r seat, and said
"Paresis my friend Is in brief consumption OF
the nerves ana brain. IL has many ways OF man'sthg
itself aud almost innumerablc causes"
number Of prominent club men gathered around to
hear what the eminent doctor had TO this subject
which is at present ag!tating the community The
doctor continued
OF wine has the symptoms Of ParesiS The
who feels sinking sensation In the midst OF het
social carcs Is entertaining unwecoue gucst-nonC
other than the demon PNresis What causes r.
Overwork excitement indulgence high living. and diss
patton oil its forms pain in the head. inability 70
remember faces periods OF melancholy all these
the symptoms Of Parcsis. II is terrible thing !
Naturally you ask, What we dot he careful OF your
manner OF living. DO not overtaX your energies or
vitality and the only discovery which has been
made for Paresls, either In is first last stages
which is Paino's Celery Compound. great
deal OF wonderful discovery, which made by the
Prof Phelps OF Dartmouth College and which Is
highly recommended and Endorsed by tho medical pro.
fcsslon and scientists generally. believe, II men aud
women carefully and systematically, they
OF Parcsis with all the horrors which they bring
A serious expression came over the faces OF the
been comparatively gay and thoughucss before were
serious when he concluded. Tho revelation II g fact
that has been aaimnGy increasing through
America during the past few years has necessarily
caused apprehension on the part Of many men and women
the timely remark. and valuable alvico given by tho
doctor above should their lesson 70 the thousands
who may have the seeds OF this terrible disease una who
do not Know It..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
,,DSrv c1Tv DEFEATS THE KANsANs.

,x.e1r AND ASSOCIATION RECORDS TO DATE
tn. Jersey City baseball team defeated the Kansas
LAG &C., we'll played game at Oakland Park.
s S"s cty, yesterday Little Dslcys delivery was
,gnct,vs, but Wild as usual. The Kansas City men
s,so p,syed rather poorly in the field, sowderS'S
snrv.s were batted freely and Mccarthy took his
,,,re The score was as follows:
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RaiIroacs.
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In the diagram continuous line shows
nuetuaIons yesterday as observed the United States
signal service station ~ this city The dAshes indicate
temperature nOt~N Of Perrys Pharmacy Sun Building.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 81 a. m.-Clear weather yester.
day followed NJ ing with coudiness The humidity
was low The temperature ranged between sOo and SO.
the average ts being 4be lower than on N correspond
ne day last year. and $40 higher than on Thursday.
In ana near this city to-day there will probably be
wsmeE partly cloudy weather with rain soatherlY windk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

Earned S SSwnEiwS WEIGH stolen bases
S,a;he;. GsSEei Ewing D. mehsITnSSn. esh
Double IN ana snSdGBTSuihers H. Richard
ana Nam Quinn whitney First esSS on nbpoT
boston o Struck out-Brown heyvu d nitcheS-Welch Q
weleh. Passed bals-E%igmS
CmnIre-Weeden. Time-2OU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
BAsEBAIL IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, juno For four innings the Phia~
aephis Washington game gave promise Of being sharply
contested bur beginning with the fifth the visitors
piled up errors at rapid rate ard thcn Healy lost
heart and pounded around almost AT Will. The
baring of Thompson and the fielding OF Mulvey ami
Mailman were the features OF the game. The score
Phlsdei pSia ..:..... / O-1i
. Observation-Disclosures ls, philadelphia Il, Errors
Washington q, Philadelphia D. litchcrs-Heay, kecfe
Sanders and Gleason Umpres-Andrews and O'DAy
The Athlctic and Louisville cluhs played champion
ship game to-day for the benefit OF the JohnstowE
sufferers the former winning after eleven innings.
The score was as follows;
Athletic ......l Q %
Bssehits-A athletic ~. louisville 10 ErrorS-Athetic
2 Louisville O. Pitehcrs-Knoun Matrmofe. Ramsey and
Stratton. Umpre-Ganney.
Al CieveIand-Ran.
AZ Chlosso-Rsin
At Colt mhus-Rajn
e AT Observation-Disclosures IL Trinity 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
SCORES q, ON MANY DIAMONDS
prEyTY OF BATTING, BUT FEW RUNS.
.ur 3. ANTS EASILY DEFEATED BY THE BOSTON

PLAYERS.
BOSTON, June Tho New'Yorks greatly outbattod
postons to-day. but lost the game by poor fielding
ro,t while the BosOns punched their hits beautifully
~. s s.Med superbly. when men were on bases the
~. workers failed to hit safely oRourke Gore,
rs.rn. Johnston and both Richardson's made some
s.nr.nt plays. The game marrod by the constant
rS5ng Of the visitors although the Bostons suneroo
49, Attendance, 1000. The score was as fol-
ows:
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It Observation-Disclosures IL. Trinity 4

TUFTS COLLEGE NINE DEFEATED.
Providence r. l., June (SpeciaD-The University Of
Pernsyivans nine defeated the TUFTS College nine
College HIN Mass., to-day. by II to 7.
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STEAMBOATS,

A BOSTON VIA STONINGTOS LINE.
IA. Only direct line swatch i'm and NsTaganSeti
Pier Steamers Connecticut and NarfegahEett leave new
licr 80 n. H., one block h9oy" Canal. az . y n
cpa ticket oces New. York and Brooklyn and Of al
of}ccs OF NewYofk Transfer Company, who Will call Tor
and check baggage from hotels and rysafnc"s - -
q. II. BRIGGS G. +. A.
W. r. BABCoCK. 4. G. Z. A
A-FOR RONDOCT, KINGSTON, GRAMS
"A TONS West Point and Highland Fails, cornwall.
Newburgh Marlboro. Milton, PouChk c"psic. W.s Pork
ana FsOpus. connecting with ULSTER ana DELAWARE
stony Glove and Catskill Mountain and K4a"tski Rail.
roads The Steamer JAMES W. BALDWIN Paw loot
HARRISON STREET lpcf - Old MONDAYS. wEDSES
DAYS ard FRIDAYS AZ D. IN.
IBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
"A steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
pier al N. r, foot CSnsl.Et at daily tSund1ya
excepted. Electric lights IN all rooms.
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