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   Reno Evening News (Newspaper) - December 6, 1884, Reno, Nevada                               VOL XVIII RENO WASHOE COUNTY NEVADA SATURDAY DECEMBER 6 1884 NO 57 8 BEST TONIC This medicine ring Iron pi re nblo nml nil V M anil I overs njr foi D senses of the I It is lor to an 1 nil v I lend lues noun lire tlu teeth i he or i r di cons i T 1 It enriches 1 1 in i appetite ills tli 1 cies irn n i 1 e s tl e n and in Intermittent 1 it ms i o cq ml The pent in Ins I Crossed red incs o i w er 1 ike n III OWN U ID inn n n do the lool ot foe tl re inns und I do M lil SK SOME RAZOR HONES Whence they Practical on Tn thN D ful I ski I n I Is 111 the cm st n I ami pi's ot and ina i in rj t How i Import I that w iti h w itb c I ni vi lini the Inun in 1 ody il i -i p r til caio I e icb to oil 11 tii lull rn porro m tin 1 cl tv IH n I h at I u 1 tils II 01 on I and 111 t'i in 1 mil Him lung le i in dj I ll I i I s I Uild up i d I and to give i tone ml v 14 I ill H- rs In 1 M i dt rln n k -id IMU er 1 nnd i 1 ion r tin nd or g mli ilia n cues Hi slot ter Stomach bit n trie i lenie h to v i i roth oil ood lent he i B H n c 1 1 n a n I I I IK e mid I pec ill foi dlio deis ol till sloin c liver and bo vcls h in I ul tor ilo ull PALACE COMMERCIAL ROW NO We both the PALACE ARCADE Restaurants tuey will be X A T They will hereafter be nm aa meut on OPEN DAY AND SATISFACTION iH 51 Husk uis horn in More in Ohio Jt nt 17 IS His w is i 11 111 r sin Ul me ins and i o ild not II jr 1 to his i il tdu boyhood ot 10 IL was tin clod on tlie farm and a n education As his ol books he h is hoc i tl pendent chii Iv on studious cation He w is twenty three-M> ub ot igp when he n m tie of Ohio into a faim neir In 1802 he entered the Union at my auel a career and He M is Major I 01 the fifth Reg ment and Bi eral alter the close of tho he M is elected B tile Con- troller an which he 11 led from 1866 to 1870 His next public tion ivas that ot a of the Congress in th House of Represent He three terms in distinguished himsell as a latoi the com- in those on Public Linds Mines and Mining ind Tensions He of list named nu 1 did in iten il somce i i ine the pension i ites Hie of Pensions hid in Kei tive an earnest While in Congress he was an ite friend ind of J imes i G n field and upon the election of tli it eminent mm to the Presidency tendered the ments of Charge d'Affaires to gmv and Ui arid Bureau cf t and Printing He declined both and in w is foi on the Re- publican ticket He was elected bv a m ot nearly twelve thous ind votes Ins opponent In in amendment to the State Constitution hid the t of extending his of m common uith that of all the fiom on Janti iry 1 to the His ition after a term thus pi o- longod is strong evidence of viet on of his availability bv the le iders of his p in consin Governor Rusk is a min of He is nd a listener While ite of tho opinion ol others he hoi by onto judgment li decided upon n of administration is ed as both nnd strong Prop THOMAS PAIGE Assay Office and Oro Floors M application NAPA VALLEY WINE CO O of native and 1 omp HIV H by mtn nnd all goods are mted aa Office Helena Is apa Co W W I THAN titin OFFICE the coal-cutting mat runes in- in bome of the Ln lish col lie les tons a air engine picks toole mounted on a carnage runs on a in the picks are so as to cut tl il ind also upright grooves to the desired depth or into the upright face of the vv rk the work to be done inte portions or sections each of these being bounded bv on three or four sides On the carriage can be applied anv of picks or lever handles moving on axes and as these are ei ink levers one end of the pick is applied while nt the other the lev er is on di as the t minge if at along the the woik the make tho ite horizontal il the upright face of the woik The cutter IB RO framed lhat a pick can bf worked cither on the light or left hand Bide of the bank and this pick can also be elevated or depressed bo as tc suit the ordinary or extraordinary dip The compressed air IE applied in vulcanized movable pipes from iron tubes laid down in the principal workings How do we keep our replied tho barber It 11 certainly an artist's principal and most important work for upon the keenness of his knife depends his business success The most ant part and the fundamental secret IP in having good hones or stones as ould tall them and then using them and dia- You sec the hone imparts the true edge and the strop merely whets it to a proper decree of keenness after the razor has carefully honed The greatest ingenuity and perseverance have been devoted to the of hones and the remarkable materials and process of manuf involved in the business are almost entirely unknown to the millions of persons who are shaved every week Tirst in line come the water stones which are hard specimens collected in the West in Colorado and the spurs of the Rocky In thobe sections there are of people who gain a hood by collecting and dealing in whetstones A razor stone must inly be very hard buttle and smooth faced The water hones are merely i liner grade of whetstones and cost Horn cents to two dollars The water stone must be frequently wet with water and smoothed down by rubbing with another or else it is apt to lose its sharpening qualities are many kinds of razor i the barber as he slapped the recklessly over the palm of his hand several times and applied more lather Lvery good barber has his preferences jet there are some who cant tell i good one when see it That kind of a barber usually has n razor with an edge like a knife handles your he id like a Mock of wood and the mere passing of the blade over a man's cheek would make even a book agent wince Then among others is the gl iss bloi k of the hardest flint glass smoothed of even the slightest inequalities of surface and mounted on a block of wood I don t like them although they have admirable qu for imparting a dainty edge for a razor sh them often nut ites the skin and makes the sensitive I don't know whether it is the edge which makes the or the soda or other dients ol the glass adhering in minute p u tides to the steel But no matter v hat it is a gl iss honed don't giv e the best satisfaction to my mers A glass four or five dollars Yes an experienced barber can nt a glance the uh of the edge of any and tell you what particular kind of home was used in sharpening it The hone I like best and the most wonderful in material ind construction is that of petrified Get man hickory Here is said the knight of the and steel as he exhibited n small smooth dark etone hard as adamant and mounted in t wooden block The German he resumed as he drew the blade across the customer's face and removed it with a clear ringing sound is in itself a wood is hard as stone It is cut from 1 irge cultivated forests then carefully seasoned sawed into small blocks a jut this size and imbedded in a peculiar wet clay soil where it is allowed to remain for about eight years removed the wooden blocks are discovered turned to stone Their manu is con- fined solely to certain parts of Germany and Prussia The ment of in this tr line has been tried in many lands but has never proved successful out- side of the countries named That is I guess because of the peculiar soil m Prussia is where they are principally made and there is one mill there which con- stantly employs m cutting mounting and dressing these bones without which I would be lost There is a big profit in their manufacture for the comparative cost of tion while a stone of this size when completed is worth about eight dollars They give the best keenest and cleanest edge to n razor that can be produced Of course some barbers are ignorant of their proper use or dislike the labor of their razors but while I re- main at this shop I shall give my prayerful consideration to that branch of the business Texas laments the cattle fever nnd many Texas steers are dropped in Miss Florence Marryatt who will come to this country in the fall to give a series of entertainments plumes herself on her She is a novel writer singer Dr Koch has stated that the best precaution against cholera is to ovoid the use of water This is a delicate way of advising the officials of the cholera infesting districted keep the ut port An advertiser offers Small checks tn young men's sizes About the size of check that a young gets when his father hears he IB it we suppose Strolling along River street early every morning for the past few weeks might have been seen a gray-haired son of Italy with a good stout bag over his shoulder His eyes were be- ing first the sidewalk to the gutter and then vice versa Now and then would he stoop and pick up a peach stone and put it in his bag and then move on aa before Whit do you do with was asked of him the other ing mo cracker de nutter seller do same candy was his response The man it appeared would full of these peach stones and going home would set his f imily to work cracking them open The shells or outsides are used for fuel purposes while the kernel is saved until after the peach season when are sold to druggists and confectioners where they are known as bitter almonds The price paid the Italian for the gatherings is about twenty cents per pound SIMMONDS NABOB WHISKY IMA BO S The Judge got home rather late the other evening and found a voung fellow sitting on the sofa with the sole daughter of his house and heart Well cial gentleman what are doing here I have come into court Your Honor for the was the ready reply THE I INT TJ O IEC OLD BOURBO ft I M1 -A e cure i No suffer A for Blind Bleeding Itching and Ulcerated Piles by Dr an Indian Di Pile A single box has cured the worst cues of 2a ur JO standing No one need buffer five minutes up- this southing medicine Lotto F li un 1 do moie hiu in than g od un s Pile Ointment the llu Intense Itching p ut night iHer getting inn In a p n Is lor itching 01 the private pints ind foi Keue J t C i v of about Ui s Indian Ointment -I used of pile cures nd H me to say thin I hue never anything vvhich gave such tc and relief as Dr Wilh tin's Indian Ointment For by nil tu un I mulled on ol pi lee and Jt sold by Keno Nevada ED I CAL JOURNALS siy tli it bin mends Na bob Whisky a stimulant and very tan be used by all invalids who value he dth should Uati NABOB ill's and n Hit being by the most eminent and by them free from any and for medicinal and family L ouU fiom everywhere tor barrels and lult from the distillery in Kentucky It has a hue flavor and mild from old age Give it on can then judge for yourself Sold by banels eK and cases by my agent on terms WHY VOU cough when nedlate I cts mil by H A Cei CARNIVAL MASK BALL New Year's Night JANUARY 1 Under the auspices of AMITY LODGE NO 8 OF PYTHIAS of N W Kofl C H Stoddard Lisle Jamison Mosher Committee W W Cook S Werner T F Laycock il I A A Floor H J T Dr A Dawson A C Bragg S J Prizes will bo Awarded as Follows J For the most elegant For the most elegant Gen Forth best sust tin d Character For best Gent Character Special prizes awarded for Groups etc Special Features and Novelties Never before witnessed here will be Introduced daring evening 00 T SOLE AGENTS FOR Washoe County and Mod counties Cal PROFESSIONAL S SOUTH WOK IH o i ina Lit LI ta I College hll hi i ml College i I ii ol C n References oj Di L ii Man i ami Di Sacramento OR J J DENTAL Office at Dr icr residence oppo Mle Depot Hotel a spccl illy ol fl sav 5011 teeth oy hiving Ulli u IN TIUK JOHN F ALEXANDER District Attorney Office Court House A DAWSON TH D PHYSICIAN AND bURGEON In rooms J arid -I residence ou West between Commercial How and second Direct up I JNO A LEAVIS M PHYSICIAN And Surgeon Office and residence Mil E M B D KING CLARKE ICING Practice In all the and Courts Offices Reuo 7 the Savings DR W BERGMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office on Second street next to law office Keno Nevada OSBURN SHOEMAKER Wholesale anil Retail 3D And dealers la Paints Oils Varnishes Lamps and Lamp Fixtures Picture and Cornice Holdings BM Paper hewing Eic All of which we ean and do sell lowest going 1 H lo i LIVERY AND SALE STABLE TO n T i MCI mo itli th limes IIK 1 se il s h is been idi 1 10 he t an I HM slock put in rh i is con 111 i HI Jl e lit c ir hi i anil i K TO Long Looked For COME AT LAST lien THE BEST MACHINE IN THE Sc i I slump for II circular to E BAYLEY No 1 fi i THIS L K i r H A 3 LIGHT SUNNY ROOMS RESTAURANT ATTACHED FINE BILLIARD PARLORS Every Attention Paid to HOTEL CAL C F B B Passenger Depot and General Stage PROPRIETOR tho MeuK tt nil forT ill City Hot Springs Jamison Zt i Mills AKD BE- x In good dyle on notice OEO Virginia Strot Odd will be received for the San Franciscan and 14 50 MISCELLANEOUS ASTHMA CURE f uros Tin oat and Lung i o 1 Hoar in the or In ho Hick In Colic i Cougn nnd sil n It 1 le is int t KPNO Niv Api 1 JO 1834 Dr Cure my ol pin We um It for Ms it effective RFSO April 2.1 I have been 01 1 n of 3 months the use of Dr I thought I had lost my voice entirely MKS MAKIA COOK Fourteen me ol ol 4 Mrs No 1 street HI n 11 4 bo lies I Kerr's mil Cure cured me ul Cuneo XW and ill Ker'S Cure clued me of a-e of ti c VV in collictor fur -U un Co 2 i ol s i CUK cund un of cough of id Cr nl si in wh irl t und o ti HI Ken o Asthma Cure Us on OM u in rits n ore so tli u anj n ever fir Loughs Col's and Lung and gives universal lit M Wn 1 Co Grass W B Van jr ss A I ad- city Cal Bros U J J lion laud Clipper b Fowner Postmaster 4 fo J incoln Mr lou Bel fowle s si L il Iron A Co t I ul hci Co let Co 1 ter Crce A M I Ks ill HICO t lo id All I to J I P O liox will t s in I r c u s and Market bin ot s 1 i il I e i- nd DR SPINNEY NO I KEARNEY STREET Sun Francisco Cal all WHO Bt FROM lollies or lu J IK ret on will do well td ol tl Is the im boon laid it the altar of Mill Hum leo 8500 for case of seminal weakliest or ol or chii racier be lo cure r There are many at the age ol thirty and sixty v ho urc troubled loo ol Lho o ten pun led by u or an J a ning of the in A manner the patient cunno account lor Un exam the urinary deposits a ropy III be and collie ill of will pear or the bo ol a thin hue again chunking to mil d aie men who die of this ul I r nine which is the of weakness Dr S will guarantee i perfect cute in nil cases anil a restoration ol the gc urinary organs lo 4 and If to 8 doys from 10 to 11 A M f ree Thorough examination and advice F 8 For private diseases of short standing course of medicines for a cure necessary will be sent lo any address ou of Ten Dollars Call or address UK No 11 BUY THE QUALITY Union India Rubber Company's CRACK PROOF Rubber Boots BEWARE OP IMITATIONS BF THE a-e st on and Springs on the foot and ep which prevent cracking or now them with aud will than twice as long OK any rubber boots made For by all All kinds rubber boots and hoes etc GOODYEAR CO H H M San Francisco HOME r AM HEADY TO 1 ol tbe HOME FUND It May Ut tnit D O   

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