An HonestXaUoH.
"Why Is it that the mention of allot
lander is so apt to raise ludicrous images
in the mind! Diedrich Knickerbocker
and his veracious history of New York
are doubtless responsible for a good
share of this tcndeccT to hush at the
"phlegmatic Dutch." But the reality of j
their quaint ways and semi-equatic Me
in their own queer little country is sultt
ciently suggestive of mirth to account
for much of our amusement at their
erpesso.
Yet there is another side to the Dutch
character, much more worthy of our at
tention than the mirth-prToking side.
In many ways they deserve rather ad
miration than ridicule, and might even
serve as iriodels forthe imitation of the
citizens of our great Republic. Let ns
see in what respects.
Our Minister at The Hague not long
ago transmitted to the Department of
State a report on the social and political j better your chances to rise. If you drone j Of course it is easy to see that a man
condition of the Dutch, in which he through your allotted tasks without keep- .with strong powers of idealism will con
states some facts in regard to their ' icg a wide awake lookout on all that j struct a beautiful face out of unpromis
methods of doing business which reflect ; goes on about you, your progress will be iog material; but this is not the point.
tue highest creoit upon incnauonai cuar-,
acter. For instance, he says tuere Has
not been a bank failure in Holland dur
ing the last forty years. This bo doubt
Is a dull, humdrum way of managing
public trusts, but nevertheless it has its
advantages especially to loose wnose
money is beinc managed. Again, in fire I
insurance there has never been a failure,
aad althocrh the rate of insurance i
does not average more than one- j
half of one per cent, there does not;
appear 10 oe any occasion tor lauurc, i
si ace the companies do a thriving busi-1
cess, and realtxe irom twelve, to sixteen
per ceou per annum. There are people
on this side of the Atlantic who would be
glad if the managers of insurance and
other shanered companies here could be
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inocuiatea wim someuung oi tuc bjuni
which enables these honest Dutchmen to , York was an event in those dsvs, but the
return such satisfactory results. As it is, ' young man had proved so faithful that
they will in many cases be fortunate if ; he was intrusted with several commis
ther even tret back their own acain. sions. amoa? them beioir one to buT corn.
Railroad, too, are conducted in Holland '
oa eeofiomic principles which might ap-i
pear comical to a "great railway king ' j about the corn. The price was very sat
or a dariBC speculator in other people's Ufactory, but the old gentleman was
fortunes, but which permit very low j afraid it could not be guod at so low a
fares to the travellsg public, and sub- price. A handful which the youug man
staatial dividends to the stockholders. ; pulled from his pocket convinced him.
JiBd when, as rarely happens, a railway j bnt what was his amazement to and Luat
official proves dishonest, his dishonesty I be had bought two cargoes!
is accoanted a crime, aad is punished "Why, KJwin, what shall we do with
with inflexible severity. In fine, in all I
braBches of besiBet s, public aad private, i
rood faith and honest thrift are
garded as worthy of honor, asd the lack
of them as a disgrace. Four millions of j
' people, continues our Minister, live with- j
in aa area of 20,000 square miles, a fact !
without parallel in any other ecus try; j
. yet they appear to be happy, prosperous j
and contented. Tbe secret of tbeir pros-
pfcriry, be not unjustly concludes, lies in j
the fact that the people live within their ;
iecome, aad that the principle of in-
dastry aad honesty are so firmly estab-
looked as an offeace against the
EAtiofial character 1
These hoaely rirtnes have little of the 1
lis aea tbat tbe violation ot taem im
flavor of "smartness abont tbem that
smartness vrhich has come to be regarded
in aaay minds as a fall equivalent for
every si oral quality, asd a condonemest
of every crime in commercial and official
life. Bat, after all, such virtues yield
the best results in the end, "whether
practiced bj individuals or bj nations .
Tbe worst evils of the "hard times" of
to-day "are the proper outcose of public
aad private coateaapt of them; nor aay
good times be expected to return until
their binding obligation upon all is
again clearly recogxdzed aad as well by
those "a ho sake our laws as by private
citizens in their intercourse with each
ether. Examiner end Ckrenidc
Afrk&a Sassa-"VS'oed Ordeal.
Tet another terrible institution ofbe
deTiled 'Western Africa is the tassa-wood'
ordeal. If any one is sick or in great
trouble in a native town, then it is clear
that some one has bewitched him. Asd
bow, to ad oat wbo haa dose the dread
fal deed the devil-man is summoned.
As soon aa bis approach is heralded, the
weaea See for tbeir lives to cover. The
Sataaic representative begins bis bowl
Laps, goes through bis incantations, aad
at iesgth fixes the dread odium oa soae
dooaed fellow. If be denies the crime
aad protects lus innocence, almost the
oalywayin which be caa clear himself
is by passing through tbe poisonous or
deal. The deril-doctor prepares tbe cal
abash or gourd of cassa-wood decoction,
whose pouosous intensity will be gradua
ted according to tbe intensity of the doc
tor's feelings. All things being ready, tbe
accaseraad the accused, aad pretty much
the whole to we. repair to some cleared
spot of the neighborhood. At the center
of the riag tbe victim confesses bis gen
eral ebc, but protests bis innocence in
this particular sutler; and having in
voked the deaocs to dettroy Mm if be
is guilty, to deliver him if lie is innocent,
takes the bowl aad drinks tbe draught.
A short time of intense is te rest sow en-
m m
..es. .every eye naeo on u
it ae necoaes oaiy sick, aaa tnrows oa
aa nwiMiii ferHL uura Kin.1a.11 ihuiublc.
wen fin iwocesce is chbuimucu. hi
friesds hmnt forth ftroead him aad ber
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deril-aaa tbat accessed tbe aarortaaate;!
for be awtBow-payabeary aa to the j
iateaded rictia, Vpas. through tbe or-'
Ln.!..ie T ,t, t.A
iiiai Himcuia auk vu auu mrru auu,
sfcoald tbe poioa take deadly effect, aad
the accseed reel aad fall, tbea tbe guilt
is sade patent, aad tlie whole Infuriated
crowd, THMiag , rushing, aad howling,
seize bold apoa the friesdles wretch aad
drs Ytm orer eld aad feace. reck aiad
river, aatif be Is torn, limb by liab, to
death. KeOenal Eepotittiy.
Evert year witaeasea carious sand
.staffers la Cbiaa, when there Is neither
cteed hot fog ia the sky. The saa is
scarcely ?iiblc, Jookkg very raach as
wrbee a tbroaeb smoked class. The
peaetnue vies, reacniag apart
1 which seea seeinelr closed. It is
j. r sapposed to be carried v whirlwiBds
. ijfJi . .1 r i.,. .1 .1. .
tuna Jgl CV BBCIk US VOtH, A Ira UIC
, are ia4icatire of a yew of large
fertility.
TKK aaltW of a erpat kmc ia tiro flio
,tUgeftBeMiB. The britrataesaefour
1- lHek
;ae, shadow! of tbe ereaiif fall
Mm wfteeoa of itself- border siad.
aigat; the soal withdraws iUelf. abea
stars arise, aad the sight is holy.
Lets sever be afraid ef cbaaeiiv
ear eptaieas, not ear kaowkdge. Tkit
is e form of pride -which fcaats the
.pawarfal the Bawilliagaets to so bask
Irea ese's declared apiaieas; bat His
sot feaad ia great childlike gtaiasot.
Learn Your Business.
A young man in a leather store used
to feel very impatient with hi employer
for keeping him,year after year, for three
years, "handling bides." But he saw tlte
use of it in after years, when in an estab
lishment of bis own he was able to tell
by a touch the exact quality of the goods.
11 was oniy oy loose moasanus 01 re pen-.
lions that the lcseon was learned, and so . ful, according to certain canons of
it is with every tlting in which we acquire ' forms, is either a hypocrite, pedant, or
skill. The great army of "incapablra" a donkey. A face is beautiful In pro.
is large enough; we would none of us i portion as it says aomething to you
willingly join it ranks. The half in- which you are desirous of bearing,
formed, half-skilled In every business 1 Different men have different methods of
outnumber the others, desens to one. It I hearing, and there are tome to whom
was a good suggestion, worthy of being .only the coarse message of health cos
remembered, which Daniel Webster made I reyed in fresh color and plump cheeks
to a young man who aked him if there i is intelligible. There are others to
was any "room in the legal profession." j whom such a face is blank and meaning
"There is always room,1 said the great leS who are willing to give away their
statesman. ' life to win a smile from a certain pair of
The better tok know vour business the ! errs, even, although ihev are srreen.
needlessly slow, sou can gatner mucb
information by making a wise use oi
your eyes and ears, ana perhaps be able .
to surprise your employer in an emer
gency bv stepping into the "neat man's"
I place and discharging his duties satis-
(iactorilv.
A fine little lad. some twelve vcar old.
was employed in a telegraph office in a I
Southern tnwn last rear when the vellow !
fever raged so fearfully in that section. '
All the operative wcre'dowa with it and i
oiners sent on or me cominnv were at-
tacked. No one knew that the lad un
derstood the business, but be bad picked
itupandkeptupcommunication between
the town and the outer world all the time
the fever lasted.
x-Guvernor Morgan was once a clerk
in a store in 'W&terford. A trip to New
He came back in due time in the old '
stage coach, and inquiries were made i
UP he asked, in consternation.
"1 have disposed of all vou don't
re-'waaL." said Edwin. "At aa advance. I
stopped in stores as I came along. I !
could have disposed of three cargoes if 1
bad bad them.
Tbe profits were clear, aad bis era-
ploy er said the next morning: "We will
let some one else do the sweeping, and
Edwin was made a jiartner under tweaty-
one.
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X Sbnt-np II at.
Peter
Lmb was convinced sometime
S nld bveat uood-lookirig
high bat, the cro o of bich would abut
father with a spring, so tbat hen the
owner west to cnorcn or to concert, ne
could mash it flat asd sit on it, and then
straighten it out as good as ever when
he wanted to go home. So Lamb bad a
bat constructed on this principle, and
tbe crown was kept erect by a ttronc '
spring, the action of which was reversed
by moving a small lever whenever Lamb
dexired to shut tbe hat up. Tbe theory I
seemed to be good enough, but aomebow '
it woman t wore exacuy ngnt in prac- j
tice. Wile walking along the streets
wita nu tnoai;ntc, perns pa, upon a ueiter
world, the bat would abut together with '
such force as nearly to brain him. He I
would take it off and open it, and half aa 1
hour Liter, while talking with a mend,'
rible force. Tbtn be would prop it open
with a stick, and after a bit it would
come to train with a slam, and poke the
.r . . j . ti.
uca oowo pssfc uia m uiu iuiu uxajuiicucd, raaacu buu uijaaca aa
shoulder in an exceedingly painful man-. another, famous for bis wLtdom in mak
cer. Then be would conclude that per-1 ing plans.
haps it would be safer to let it stay shut, . After more than nine years of war,
and be would walk around looking as if and during a truce granted by the sac
he had a black bombazine pie-plate on cetsful Grecians for the burial of Hector
his bead. Bat in an hour or two that ; the brave son of Priam, tbe Trojan
spring would get twitted around some- ' king wbo was killed by Achilles, that
how, and while Lamb would be purchas-1 great Grecian warrior fell in love with
5nf neannta from an aoole-woman. for Pal vx en a. II actor 'a aliter. and to win
instance, tbe crown would suddenly open
with a bang,' which would icduce tbe 1 8ueace tue Greeks simakepeacs. nhue
woman to believe that be had gunpowder 'be was in the tea pie of 'Apollo, p re
in bis bat. Then be would shut it up ; paring icr the jBarriage, Paris shot a
again, for fear it would shut itself, and j poisoned arrow at him, which, guided by
in a few moments tbe spring would fly j tbe god Apollo, struck him ia the bed
op with a jerk and whirl Lamb's bat into i and caused bis death.
tbe gutter. I The body of Achilles was rescued by
rZ A.. .v.. u,i;....ji;i.u. i,.MtU. .. a!
hare unusual strength, and at last one
aorning,tbecrownjampedupwitb such
VU n a iu v sue m jt-v iuvm iw
force tbat it went about fifteen feet into
the air, where the trade-wind struck it
one hundred and eighteen feet farther, so
tbat it lit on tbe lirhtuioi?-rod on tbe
Baptist church steeple, where It stayed;
and there It is yet. And one of the mott
iatereating things that we show visitors
to our town Is Peter Lamb's hat opening
aad ahuttiag, and throbbing like a thing
of life, on tbe top of tbatatcejile, when-
eTcr it is aUted by a breeze. Peter
i fc -Am Kr.
hac now made up his mind that a soft
felt bat is tbe only bat that combines
comfort with safety. Mot Aider.
TrRH Juracz.-Tbe Albany Lc
pnnU tbe fo owinextract from
Coastantlaople etter: To a Turk a
court of justice, In tbo American ac-
-
ceptatios of tbe term, is a thing un
Icnown. They ceixr finish a cause at the
frtt bearing, nor do tbey render an im
mediate decision; but alter all the toti
aoay has been offered the kadi (judge)
adjouras the further trial of tbe action
until some future time, for the known
purpose of affording the litigants an op
port unity of making him presents. These
be accepts irom both parties, and in
niaety-nme cases out of a hundred the
decision g in favor of the twrson whose
gift is tbe BMt valuable. There utcd to
be a judge named aimil Pasha (be is
dead bow) who did not go through the
foraality of listening to the evidence.
Be was therefore regarded by the com
mon people aa the most learned kadi that
ever lived, for, said they, he understood
the Koran so thoroughly that ho could
reader a decision before a particle of tes
timony had been presented by cither
party.
The beet story that lias been told on
the stuap in tbe campaign is that of the
aaa who, baring lost his wife, was asked
to ride to the grave wish his mother-in-
law, lie objected at first, but allowed
himself to be persuaded, adding, bow
ever, "I wast yoa to understand tbat it
robs this occasion of all pleasure forme."
The brave aaa ie sot be wbo feels
bo fer, for tbat were itapid aad irra
tieaal, bat be whose aobk soul its fear
nfedaaa, aad brarely dares the dagger
wk4ch it driakt froa.-www Btiltit.
Wbat Men Love.
No two men arc affected
in the same
became it
way by tlte same face;
depends on themselves to seise the full
auggestiveneis of tbo face to catch the
stray lights of the features to co.
struct unspeakable sympathies out or
the raw material of features. The man
a ho pronounces a women plain or beauti
nanace is mat wnicn appeals w me
sense oi oeauty oi luemsjuniyol meal
oi uic piump inanity oi colored uuio-
graph. Not tat buxom country lass.
who has all the beauties of which poets
sing, but wnora poet do not marry.
not tiie pinky doll or the book.
ilea love long eyelashes, because they
seem to hide a tecret. Men love those
eyes which are transparent and vet deep.
because there lies in them something of
the unknown and undiscoverable, and
so men love faces that tell stories, and
are coy, confiding, tantalizing, with
vague and grand emotional pnsubilitie
bidden somewhere about the expression. !
We have not said a word about the de-
sirabtlity of marrying a woman with one (
ol tliesc tantalizing faces, cor of the
desirability of marrying a womaa with
a pretty face at alL It is almost im
possible to touch upon this branch of
the subject without repeating the com-
rcouett of commonplaces. This may be
Id, however a plain woman who has a
cultivated brain and goot taste ought
always to be able to bold her ground
against pretty women. Emotional
variety has mveh narrower limits than
intellectual variety.
You can run over the gamut of a
womaa loves and hates much sooner
than joa caa meascre tbe circle of a
cultivated sympathy; and once you
bare exhausted tbe possible cords, tbeir
repetition is likely to become a trifle
wearisome. With rood taste come tbe
charms of artistic dress, pleasant, freh.
amusing conicnauon, and a graceful '
manner, which does far more execution '
than the victims of it imsgine. Through ,
her intellectual sy apathies a wemaa en-
larires the horizon of her life, borrows a
new itutre lor her owa use, aad gets
credit of all the nit and grace aad bril
liancy which her extended vision cm
braces. Ha ml IIrxt.
Another Story of tbe Hyidnth.
There is another legend of the origin
of the hyacinth than that of the til
fated quoit pitcher. I ill tell that
story auo, aad yon can take your choice.
All boys and girls who go to school
aow-a-daxs know s&mctbing of the
great Trojan war, which was caused by
the stealing away of Helen, the wife of
Menelaus, Kin of Sparta, by Pari, a
handsome shepherd-boy of Mount Ida;
which lasted many years, aad which was
at last closed by the subduing of Troy
by tbe uree, wbo got witnin tbe walls .
of the dry in grrat DnrsUrra by build-'
ing an immense woooea rore, conceal-,
ing themielTcs inside, and cauaing one
of their people to persuade tbe Tnjans
to drag the borse into tbeir city under
the beuef tbat it was a sacred object, the
victory to them. The greatest general umtiurrudK a!? AtrTiir.
.of the Greeks was Achilles, and Ajax.w B- Aaairjr. v -mm mat mmjim at r xr
5 risantic in size and courage, but dull of . ri.. T ts it I m, tw t
irr.i. i -j . t-i
I her agreed with her father to try to In-
j reeling that her son's armor (which yasijf QT lhv. a". f"
j made by Vulcaa especially for this war) ublu rurtB watcmpl rw...
ajba auu w j iswi avmissvj -as vsuw
snouio oe given 10 toe aero woo was
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Ulysses set up a claim for it. A select
nuaber of other Grecian chiefs were.
.appointed to award the prize. They
j rained wisdoa before ralor, aad gate
j the armor to Ulysses. Ajaz was so
: mortified tbat be killed himself. On
the spot where his blood sank into the
earth a flower sprang up, which is called
hyacinth. It is said there is a species or
Larkpur which represents the hyacinth
of the poets in pteaerring tbe aemento
of this event, the Ddphlnlvm AJaeet, or
Ajax'a Larkspur. This Mower bears on
its leaves a mark rcpreseatia the let
ters Ai, the Greek for -woe." Bitkvp, in
Jlural Home.
EooTisn or Yocth. All healthy
youth is Bccessarily egotistical; yet sol
all egotiitical youth u selfish. The new
ness of life aad tbe physical force of sen
sation; tbe want of aa outside register by
which to measure tbe relative depth of
feeling between itself and others; the uni
versal belief when we are young that
never since tbe world began has anyone
sufered, loved, enjoyed as 1 have, because
I aa to myself the whole world, the cen
ter of all lifc,aod keow nothings a perior to
or different from ay own state; tbe very
heed of aliaest demanded by this strong
vitality, this almost aggressive and pre
domiaatiag individuality; all this makes
young people intensely egotistical, just
as it makes tbea easily amused and as
easily depressed. And even when be
longing to tbat class knows as ttmpatita
which, by the way, is not sympathetic
to aach as magnetic, aad does sot give
so auch as It attracts even men we find
the samo egotism, the same self-center
ing individualism, though by ntf means
nee ess aril y either selfishness or want of
generosity.
A iter tbe death of Boerhaave, the
most celebrated pbysiclaa of the eigh
teenth ceatury, there was found among
his books a volume suapluoasly bousd.ia
which were written down, he ased to say,
all the secrets of physic All tbe pages
were blaak, except the frontispiece, oa
which, be bad writtea !a his best band
tbie seateace: "Keep tbe bead cool, tbe
feet warm, aad the bevels bb."
Overt&aldnff the Bnergiea.
It It not advisable for any of ut to oTertatk
our energies, corporeal or mental, but In the
eager pursuit ot wcaiui or lama or know.
Wee. now many transgress tbla salutarr
rule. It mutt be a matter of rreat Imporu
anee to all wbo do so to know how they ran
regain the visor o rcekleuly expended. The
remedy U neither cottlr or difficult to obtain.
Uuatclter'a Stomach IlltU-ra It procurable In
every city, town and settlement In America,
and It compensates for a drain of buddy or
mental energy more effectually than any In
vicorant ever prescribed or advertised. La.
Urlag men, attileUa, atudentt, JournalUU,
lawyers, clerrjmen, pbyalclaas, all Uar te
Umony to Its wundroutly renovatlnr powers,
it Increases the capabilities fcr undercolor
fall cue, and counteracts the lojurious effect
upon tbes.svsteej of exposure, sedentary
habits, unhealthy or wearying avocations, or
an Insalubrious climate, and Is a prime a!,
terallrc, diuretic and blood depurcnt.
Pbtsicxaxs of Mjcn standing uaheatUUng.
It give their Indorsement to Uc tue of Use
OraefenUrg.Marshatr Calholicoa far all fe
male complalaU. Tbe weak and dcbUlUtcd
una wonaerrui relief from a constant use ol
this valuable remedy. Sold by all druortsts.
tlM per bottle.
Season as for the Com oirnU! AJcucntr, the
only paper publUhed deleted to tbe Labor
(Question on lie true principle. Price 1100
a year. A 32-colamn weekly journal. It eon.
tains all tbe latest market reports. Addresa
Comnmiai jUroeatr, 200 Moutfomenr street,
Saa Francisco, Cal.
Cuaao roa Fora 6m "After spcsdlar
hundreda of dollar for doctors' feea,l waa
cured at hut of rbeumatltm by Inreatlnr four
blU In a tUak of Trapper Indian OIL"
Foa stlu aad swollen joints, goat. Iambs.
Co. (dalles, rhcumailtta, aad all lameness
ana pain, u Pratt's Amutiox Oil.
HF.EBI.NE purifies Ue blood.
HERB LNC Is nature's own remedy.
HERB IKE la a booschold bicubic
HERBISE aboold be used by every fcsaUy
HERBIXE contain nolblac lajarioss to
tbe system.
HERBIXE ihoulJoa be cocfaaaded with
cheap &olrnm made to cll At a low price
HERBIXE U worth (U a bolUe to any
pertoa wbo need It, bat Is aold for fUOO per
bottle.
HERBISE tfconld be Is the hasda of CTery
Snt-cU dmjnrUt. JUk your drarjrfU for
It, asd If be haa noce, UI1 him to order a
dozes bctUe.
J- W. SH.VEFFER A CO3 GREEN' SEAL
CIGARS are made Iron zaett Uava&a To
bacco. S3 Sscraaesto t, San Fra&cUco.
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btmrj (-rr. ran at Omk tarn, ikumi. JTt.
rr.cmunBcat. am a palt at bnmU.11
4al caroBi. vtmar w a4n ta aaSt at aar Lua
t rra la aj am miizf LVt trxlt -tuap, turn
MMIBiUettlMn, Tfcr taanaart.J. Lhun
'. 1I wiiiua. mtm. S( r Uiuum nrrr aaa
AVAt aiwtattmamn ttl. Win la pw, aa4 Ut
pt, nTm to strait. A nrt tSaact w Baa phci
raoTo-aarsaMKpcrtorSaUa u Morri rCx
et Art. in XataacT7 atnrt. Sa macuea.
nan er Ltrat.
i orruoMrKm Txvrsun.xcx hoth. w
, .U. twa n, aa Timcjo. ai ivtfu. ai.
1 j.-j
1
I Aetata. AAArpA.Cori.TaaACcuCatta tU.
l" ran vans, stasia Wmiex STW v
BSC K. M. lkAh.1. taaorriaa
bat rrmotvi M aia Hum M rru
at Kta,'J-Vt CaaatmtntlM'Aamta,
Da.aATRCWaes-cAXccaa,aai:r.
niuua. Twawn aad tr a aprtlatu.
tLrarmf irw. nam yractr.
$400;
AanVTR. AUEUS WAR.
ICS. at Vat lain matttara. araA
torCaulon. VAX A cucaiean.
$350
A Xoalk. Acrat Wtatni. SA twat O
lac inkki la ta worV. ua txm&it aaa.
ArtaJAV nKOSOie.trUMt.Mlck.
LIVE XB Ltrr LIVE lnnM
'art at Tcvth-oalT S!. ai ta Draul
T o LlJ S.lta tumria at. ia rraactaka. rwa I.
rat II. li. c&aor. Airnra tutusm.
ACfMTS m CANVASSERS
H'AXTt B
ar Mra. Mltek-
IT mrw ama alr parSM DUO DlAOKAV. saa
roifth SUrrt. ga triacuctt.
LADIJ3 AXU OtXTUVtX W1SHISO BEUA
k Srmata k.p. aa Uaamttrrpm, csoaa. laaa
Arrxn. cauuUr. UUX. ar, rtc cs Sa4arh.
alaafi arua nttmrta. at Maa. J. J. rtTu"S Km
tJojBralOSea. To Vtrkrl .trfrt. Saa fraaeiat.
rA8lc ropsTAix raxs-ixbcuatx-ruu
HA mil tiL LiMa. Wrtin a ilk vmtrr aj, lit rr
qatrtd. Krcrj lra raaraatecd. SasVra by iriiL
pxar-raM. kk a ur sc. ACrau utM ta itm
at id kiia.iu .tautwt.aaa rraaclx
iCiTlrBCI QCtcs: roK xew a ecu-
ASCII I alar or Taa ATLiimc Waaatr.
Urratcaasara xaurnr atmlacaaaacrmraUi rrra
tflia aiaid rartmin praata.
A I)L'RKX A CO
IIS Xoaroa UnaU CSIcaca.
17 k rv.KMr.xT or rihtic work,
aanflacbiatru aad Maadi or all atiaa. rum
ofaa. UMM, bracAHa. aad rrtrr vaifatr ( reatle
raTk.alraa!c and malt. T. IltTTS'v. ptt t&aaa.
raeiartret-raaUe aor t. X. K. corarr or UTamlt
aad tnrrawona tu. Su rraadaro. Taa lariat
Muck ia tlx VaiuA mw, Tit pQsae art tarlirj.
lBCHT-00 0 WANT THE BBiT USE
AICIIor Caroaaea aa4 rraMia li
AarrtcaT Do Too waal Ue karat artnaaadrra
xataf If au, adrrM
ALBERT BCtKBfi a CO.,
tin MoarvBtmt,C1kIeaco.
SILVER SHOW CASES,
Or avoir Tnwcaimox maxctactctiko
br n. BHKXBTKIX. aes Urkla t..
Man rranrlar. HrAllworkraraBWd. Irai
for mm tld. ,
AGENTS TFANTJED!
TO IStlClT PICTIIEl
-raa
Cewybaa;, Bsdarfiasr aa4 fUWacklmg.
utMSMt. Aafaat'-Cin'YIXu.aiMBaTl,
si.IM aaltar SHreas. Maa srrsa !.
I. M. COOPER,
Stock. Broltor,
M. W. Var. rtmm and Hnmw HI.,
sax ruaxctsco.
Stocks Bought aad Sold oa Com-
BttasiaK.
STOCKS BOfOirr ASPCAIUtlKDOXJIAItOINS
at taa foUuwIsa' mn: Ldla ai-ct. & la as or
ml t Oatalda atucka, tain M pre nL Of dm aat
istroaca nrua.t iu. aaprraa prvropur u
B5JMr CALVERT'S
CABB8UO
SHEEP WASH
M par fOoo.
T. W. JACXSOy. Baa Tna
cuco, Soto Aftat tor tto ra
ctcCMC
0. & ?. H. UERELL i CO.,
iKMsraaa an Mairracrruaa or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SB. 41 CI-A.V STRtXr,
Mvaca SaaaaaM ax4 BaSrr, SAX nUXCUOU
lluiffcttnttoriini, Im', Toml5'. aatf C9
Srrtt riXK CAlX BOOTS.
Oram tabeluA ul rtmofar SJW. An afaaa aa
qsxXUM mS ax lt ktM BaraA price.
Rom xaaUa tae cuoot aa prVaa.
OAKLANI POULTRY YAKIS,
Cor. I6th and Castro Sts., Oakland.
CbUtaarJr a tut aa4 tat . lUn (Mctmraa
or it wiia( tariru r ru
Oark and Light Brahmas,
Buff White and Partridgt
Cochins, White and Brown
Leghorns, Dorkings, Polish
Hamburg s, Plymouth
Rocks, Came and Sebright
Bantams, Bronze Turkeys,
Pekln, Aylesbury and
Rouen Ducks.
XtMt n11 SALE AtTEK JA5XAKT FIIaT
No Inferior Icwh Sold at any Price
rarTarfanaetS-9tS A ta tur I0&.
trmMOmw. KblM B. BATUCT. T U. Bx tat.
H&jrnvc tea. Ca.
BANCROFT, KNIGHT
AND COMPANY,
733 MARKET ST- Ssua IVajacUco.
a4iaa ta
KLVABE PIANOS,
Dicker Pianos, Princt Organs,
Irving Pianos, Waters Organs,
SHEET MUSIC.
PTLABUE TBClf-law rssicszw. j
r& tit DacxSfejTt Orcmlara,
J. ROCK'S NURSERIES,
AX JSSC, CAL.
Tm Salr Ltrgt aa4 00 iru tek U
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
tu'f-'waa. SralM. tsA nrrrrUx Hu. Onac
Lm Trrr. iartKu aa4 Jtlv NrU I
aaw. 5c BWanax Xm i
hw a4 Ununtti tnau.
aarn ttnnj.
& urr
ut a t it c Jam aerk.
41
FLOWERS, PLANTS,
TiES.IUUSt sans, &C.
Aa IVrVr rrnCK at U (Vtmt Elaia.at
ciKxiATcv ssKetcasi paicaa.u
James Hutchison's Nurseries
BAKLAIS, C1L.
Sn roa CitttMrt. btiiuun rr IB
IIVI1KXI NOTICE
Sai Frasciseo SaTip Uiion,
Califiimla Street, car.AVcbb.
POttTMX HALT TEAECSPtXG WITH DtCXV
AT W 29. Itrt nsrJ fca wra Sxhn4 a: tkc
ri U rut a4 ttt-irxn t ; w ft nslrv utn
Xrrm ami ttt a4 Bfh Uar W i art
twt aa anr Tnar luun VL sn.
aoVtU. wktTE. CaSJr
iirtiatnoa 10 courTtT itiiatm
The St. George Hotel
IU XUarsy ftmt, Saa rraariwo.
'rr rOTB-STOkT EltX. eata!ala IM
IV 0caaarrmB.BrtTraratoVNS.v
vn
SS
M( IW mil ram. cuMu mamtm 1 rx.
tf la tt- U 3attaatmmat Um SktSarMru
1NTEXXAT1IKAL KOTEL,
4 au KMfif nu. aa TnmrU-n.
IIUiMISN ME DAT.
K. C rATZlIXiX. - . . rworwaroa,
Tim CayrS CmSm. vsa Um mama at n-i
Uettt oa. U Can tw Is wasszg at txa ;-fnf u
cca Try win iiiiiUek Bam tr. fTX nn nn
n lata ox next ctMca. tr ra 4actar
I- -A T-TP A T .T-
MACHINE ANIjmiEL WORKS.
ErrnnvrxTaLAXD nxtsrinii. MAnn?c
try ntzii. urw ln3tt fTUtiM rr. ritji
Iwnwf. aaa Oraanl Hattlaa ItmlitK Dsa.
j uZTl
i "yf,
Eraarra.aa4a(krTwia aaaaatoar
"WTxa mt latrssan rot; i
erMrtaJa. T I 1 f . fn ,
braaKaaam aad UUaaAarS. iTAJPt I1ax fc Saa
IE
USINESS COLLEGE,
oofl roar smzrr, sax trascisou. tii
tJtJ oldcat aad na nsaeala Cbmwii1 nk.
feraoaraaeoaae. a3tcaataa,.t aattrarBftara.taor.
ork tMracUoa fracucal tacrt; aa ttaadrtt 1
lia ta yabSc stadtat. caa CDatascse ax ast i
aa-pT aad mala acaatau. Crcslan aif ta I
UNiVERSITY MOUND
COLLEG
E
SAS FSAXCISC0.
TiOAKntxo school roa Torxo mts axd
At nut a. Hiuiaca aad aoajanaau la
raet ta Carat of tAatr kind la a tuu wmV.
ral tralUcc ta rrtrr braack of a ooalata. aad naaral
edacattoa. ta laattialloa nsMM tk romtsm
asd raUaarr at a wrU-onlrrrd krs. arsd Ar
CataAa.
J8BX SAXBLE,B.A Prtaclpsl.
Pap ail SiitiDiery fardiiue.
JKO. G. HODGE &, CO.,
37, M aai 331 Saasesu St, Saa rraaslses.
Alwan on tuad a Trry tars? Moek
KANK-IOOXS, STATIONERY,
BcbmI Beoka. Rat Cap., Bill llaadL Srv.
nook. MaaUU aad btraa- Wrapctac
ratra. Vaat Raja, rtf.. rtc
Oil for Family Use.
NONPAREIL
ASTRAXi Blu 133 4fT nr T"t"
DEVOE'S BR,tc,AST e,u
OR8RGS X. BLAKE. Agrnl,
1H CaUroaaia St. Rook IS. Sax Faaxciacu.
THE DUE WALLET
Aay acaat er caaraaaar.ar aaj pafana aaaklad a raaaaa
Sa aara aa hoaorafcia nrtaa. a aara atmt ta tbaoi a
nUtaattat. aarrkaaUa tm. Jlaraaoa auakaUaakat
abaatf Mdia to tba aadaratfiml IS raota. Wa laakna
auata It amtnbn at aartmtDaaa.acid tUmlarauiaaa
bratoooaalatrcatkonaataataad bw WMPtt
twall f .tka aco. Xddraaa AUKRT BuRKKK A
CO., I IS lUm L. CMa KaAri ai Tba A.
aaMa Waaty,liai.n. ili.aliltoa boJW a af ataatt
vT7
REMOVAL,
TUB oitzoz oy
Pacific Newspaper Publishing Compahy,
CAKI.OS WIIITi;, Proprietor,
UAH BKKX
Nos. 525 and 527 Market Street,
Xarly OpiMMlle lb Jnnellan r Hnttrr anil Kmuaii Al..
SAN FRANCISCO.
fWWU, a BKW rKCSS aa4 rnUrxrd relllt( SMa EMaklUMseM. ilM U 1S ttoar a
t rvt&e Ou ea otr a aret ay klruu, oTr oitwr Sra u MM f o HnUMii
OCTMIBK, SBWlSBUt. Ac.
far term. tmH tarJrmafloa. ul aJnau; t,Smi, a4Jnx
O. Bor 2271, -
JUST OUT! THE POULTRY YARD AHD MARKET,
A Sew Mk by
Pttf.A.C9HETT,
ctxmut
HatcMngSsss
HAIrDSB.PfiDLY
Hrse Manure,
BBBhBhB)Wv-J1 bSu. m
frtt SO rac: K.-ft.mtlT Bil Im CUlk mm Cillr. T3 tni.
KENNEDY'S
I 2
!J TT ERS
m
nVKK iff rifii ao
-Ancir kilt lMct7 tnrttmt rrrr -4
ttlmTi. aj tnZ. ivtwr fa.
UIA. BirrrRautarftMndiria rwuial
avrs. tm utatax m ojotM. ucWMn. Tl u
ta tannine Ltm. 5 iUr tMii te at
A. P. HOTALXXG 4e CO.
CRANE te. BRIGHAX.
sax reAXctKa cal.
SSr AfroJ. r &al1i ZaK Iia Mnrra,
H22 & CO - - Eels Prsrristcrs.
Got tiio 33ofirtt
TURBINE WINDMILL
simple. Durable
sr
Orxiamf-ntal.
Tl! VIS I ujMrt.4rti6.
Drtrf taaaac fc tatr j
arma. TSy arr sir at Uf
bn ailmL x( vnastra u
era aabctUc.
gsrfftrtsry, 0ak!aa2. Cal,
ravT.arT fuiiT
wibi rK
I" Ib ttimuvl a
w tv r.nxT Sun tat a
A t. TAN RLAUCU3S. I" u n
MT.1uw.1tL ;jrK.ao
Amu Wk4 la Ijitj toaatr
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Medical Institute,
XSASUTTST, faa FruKjca.
ISTUSU3BSD tS KM.
PnTiir rrEvvxrsTcnor lixsrrxiAL
ut Carrie Otatama. at ao aS TroaM Cbo
uusa aad ttmm r C Nrrruc. ir-a.
Tarn lcctx wjuao af aaaaa ai asssaTr
rraaa CArocteaad taSeaa ttamn. eaaard CsSaaii
aad naaMa taaats&r t t nuVArd fratta ).
dftaaia. rvasa VCB, aad arttmrata. Saa ta
eo.CaL. ta Jo, aa a ;ma2c Osasaarr. ta tsitt ta
a9r ta aSctttt Dec twC MnQcal tad Screfcai
tfratant. tit taa tSaw ad a3 eCArr aSfceosa i1
STcfinK lyr aad t,xUX txnt as reaaoa-
CnanSatiaaa ax Oat taaCTtt er f Wnr
HSCT2.'? T tJ-prrta. JUtrw. IJ. C3-ltz.it.
M. D Baa iC raray itwt Saa rrxafxra
HAZELTON PIANOS.
IRANOi QUAKE ANO UPIMfflT.
aVStrktlj Im-cUaa aad raEr imitja
PIKES VE1TL1W. SHlMIIaTtlLMEXTS.
Mall rar lllaat4 CataJacw.
CHAS. S. SATOK, Geaerl Agsat.
1SS Xaatfterj Strrst Saa Fraadsee.
THE SAH FRANCISCO
COMMERCIAL
iYO. 4 CALTFORXTA STREET,
psrroTKO TO
J. SWIIEKT,
PU1L1SHEK.
aaair will wm.
CALIFORNIA YEAST CAKES,
0W rrrait oa tka narki.aad oalr rwj; of ta
klal iumnriniaiTiciuit. nr Ucat
Arrad. Ut HtrmUa. Rak. Hot Ba. Hot Catra.
tMVdaaaot la fa ia anicia iotwiii rr u
aaad;a aar caaarttr whara osad r rHSrr.
MaaajaaWrrd r . .. .
r. K. UUSr a l VI. aaajwaawn v.
WrVat aat ar waoiet
raMr. Xatatt PT
tie aad KaMt firseora
pacta. niSmvM
araijTM rr
19 VP V
PtaaaaaJBBaaaaBBYATirl
XUVKB TO
WHITE.
SAX Fi:AhCI3CO.
Tor which
SiTn!G5Ul5di!3
11 DI?L0iA3
H7 ts awarl4 Sy
A. Mrrlraa 1b.
f list- Vmir. S.
C urn I T rlrn.
A'X' H hZ
mericaN
Sewing Jfackine.
tf lSeatB
Ifcrr- X Ml, In.
BEATS THEM ALL!
IMm.
r stSiaaa!
iaLr-TkrM.
Ir Wrl
auilMi
Onrss Jaaesiaa
to taax orctBSXt
Asurva a am
BIST IN THE WORLD !
SES m TRY IT! BWTITt
WarraaUd la Gt Zatirt
G. K. WOOD, Xajukccr.
us nrra tTKxrr. ... sax fkaxcisou.
POWLETI-S ATXOSPHEXIC
COPYING PRESS!
Caaapart. ranaU.. Srabl'. Cam
a4 aJBrlrat.
tmtOtss arr Ti Uat CLtez rrt B axr ta
agtBMSnfvtaa&tuirnifna.
HerKlSa,TAYURA C8.
, 1 5uks frl, S3 rrudaeo.
IM ltnSaaa Acxaat Vasfird
iiwx with kiih prices!
Chicago Scale Co.,
5 TO West Xnrs SlCilzaf.
m seals $60; rtemer Piro SIM.
Batrr aim at a crrat radaerias. A" fcalra
WASUtAXTAM. Heart trara, Waamrarratrr aad aara
SM rtr soorr Iwd tar rtloc LUta.
HERBINE.
"V-ATCRKTS TKCK EKIKBT. rM.
A. 1 j?nt treoa Hrrta. aad U ktcVr rreesiBradrd
ai a pctK Sir Ciacar. Taaorv cr.U. OtS Scrra
11 Bnaaaaa. aad aSaraao of ta TSraat. 't.
UTrr.BOTXa3dacTBladjrr.B34d.c. Tkiirar
aad bralaaVd coauyocsd U van kaeva a Ciazaaad
5acra!B feat taoaaosslaialaa taa axtnr M
DOCTCS rEESEXAKOSEZoa te ooaUt wrapaar
rrlea n.0J jr VstUe. or lArre tortSJtS. SdMSr
CSAXKA- BRIG HAM aad C r. SlC!USr CO
W"fcoI-Jr Axrsa. Saa "raiea.
iFOR SALE!
A SecoHil-kaHil
POTTER COUNTRY
Cylinder
izk er bu a-tia.
! "vVcrics r.,3QO pr- 2s.car.
TU. rr U la fx! raedlttea sad vaa atd OAtr
j brracao ta uairr ataSed t ft-eart a fattrr araaa.
Addrtaa
MILLER Jt KICIL1RD,
WAX yStASClWCTJ.
N.CTJRRY tfc BRO.
113 SaasM Stmt, Saa Fraastses,
Iisren aad iTa-Vrt '.a.rtry daertf
noacT arrrrk aad X aaal a- Laukdlax
grfUS.JWT-MS AM PTAS
BIRDS. H
- - vam 1 .him f Km a .a llMaim f. . .
! rafCd.1iEx!ntaatoaarjtof tkacoaavCU.
I Addrcaa A. t.H2latt Ala KrnT t 3. f
p.N.p.a
No.lS2.
PENSIONS!
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a
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AIM
UtraXSisaiWiimM. AA4naaiSk aaaav SStL if
t Aaacv IIBI II T ilao
i TTWII 1 1 T.g. t. OUat ARt.. aHssatajt. t
TkrrMlurl
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