The state rights democrat., October 11, 1878, Image 6

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"Iloij I Uie Forrl"Mtr lliyos'i fa
vorite musical selection.
Victor lingo sajs England produced
veuHli admirably, but distributes it
miserably.
Oregon newspapers defend Ooneral
Howard against flippant critics who
never saw an Indian.
Miss Helen Taylor, ilauglitor-in-law
of John Stuart Mill, baa been nomi
nated for Parliament.
The Capital advise Kearney that in
the straggle of lifo brains sutler as
much as his muscle do.
The London World believes Dr.
Newman to be the greatest master of
English in the world, and John Kuskin
the second.
John O. "Whittier says that Ralph
Waldo Emerson is the one American
who is sure of being remembered a
thousand years.
Woman's rights, or writes, rule tha
Harper establishment. Ten out of
seventeen contributors to the Septem
ber Harper are women.
Governor Wade Hampton has expe
i rienced little benefit from his trip to
the mountains. He is still too unwell
te resume his official duties.
Mr. J. W. Harper, Jr.," of Harper
Brothers, ua crossed the Atlantic six
times during the past year. He be
gins to feel as though hi home was on
the sea.
Moses Owens, "the well-known poet,"
is aa inmate of the almshouse in Bath,
Me., whero he is in a filthy, idiotic
condition, his intemperate habits hav
ing separated him from family and
friends.
Miss Anna Dickinson is being oppor
tnned to lecture during the coming
season. A lecture bureau is said to
have offered her very liberal terms if
she would undertake atonr extending
over at least one month.
r
jura, vyoates was conferring with a
uentis. about a new set of teeth. "The
chewing capacity of these teeth is un
surpassed,' said the dentist. "Maybe
I can chaw with 'em," said the lady
"but can I jaw with 'em ?"
Fame is priceless, but it brings its
annoyances. "Jew," "adventurer.
"Asian mvsterv." "arch Jinrrn " "h...
latin," "mountebank," and '-impostor,"
"wuo vi uie names given Ltord
Beaconsfield by the lUJical press of
Eaglan,d.
Thelumniof Princeton Theologi
cal Seminar am invita.i ...tut....
- "wt a wvuuawuw
dollar each to place three mural
l.lilat.ii ' .
..mciou mo seminary cnapei one in
memory pi Kev.Dr. Miller, another in
memory of the Alexanders, father and
son, and a third in memory of the late
Dr. Hodge.
Bsyard Taylors recent illness was,
it appears, severe. His doctor forbade
all reading, writing and brain work of
any kind. Daring his sickness Mr.
Taylor and his family were at Frieder
mhschoda, in the Thuringa Wald, bnt
they have now returned to Berlin,
where he has resumed his official and
literary labors.
General Grant, after visiting Aus
tria, will go to some watering-place
and await the arrival of a friend from
Philadelphia, whose wishes will decide
bis movements for four or five weeks.
His present intentions is to prolong his
stay until next May or June, complet
ing in the meantime, a tour of the
world, spending the winter months in
India and China, and returning by way
of San Francisco.
Mr. Henry Watterson made' the ad
dress of welcome at a dinner given in
Louisville, Ky.t the other day to a
party of visiting journalists. Speaking
as one who speaks from experience, he
said: "There is not a particle of dif
ference between the detonation of the
cork as it flies from the bottle in Ohio,
in Kentucky, in Pennslvania, and in
nest Virginia. Believe me, it makes
the same musio in them all; and very
good music, too."
Wit and Humor. . "
Minnie Sota and Ella Nov eg report
good crops.
' "Boston Corbett," the man who killed
Booth," was last heard of in Nevada.
Nowadays th3re are more people go
ing thro the rye than coming through.
A man is obliged to die before his
will amounts to anything, bnt that of
woman is always in force.
The tree under which the tramp de
lights to shelter himself from the sun
must be the low-cuss tree.
Who are your business relations any
how? Uncles, aunts, or what? fV.
Y. Express. Your wife can tell you.
"Gab," has become a National dis
ease in this country. Philadelphia
Chronicle-Herald. So it has, with
an r.
Mr. John Cass wants his name
changed. He objects not to "Cass,"
neither is "John" nor "Jack," distaste
ful; but "Jack Ciss" is more than he
can or will stand. Portland Me.)
TranMcript. Too bad; poor Jack c Ass.
How stealthily from patch to patch
Proceeds the youthful felon,
And msoy a luckless farmer man
Bemoan the water-melon.
Ytmkert Gazette.
"Is that a friend of yours?" asked a
gentleman pointing to a partv who was
sailing rapidly down the street, "Can't
tell till next Saturday," returned the
person auaressea, "I've just lent him
dollar." .
A candidate for Congress in the First
District of Virginia is a sharp colored
gentlemen, n&med Wm. Ha
He carries a good head on a pair of
1, a i . a .
uroaa snouiaers, nis nair is almost as
straight as that of a white man, and
that is the kind of Hare Pinn he is.
What is home without a mortgage
Hot three-qixartern of iu worth 1
Interest and taxes make it ,
Quite the dearest spot on eartb.
When the bondholder so bloated
Gaily scoops your hard-earned dimes,
What is home without s mortgage
in wese naru, precarious times.
A Cincinnnati man took his
false teeth and bit the door with
wife's
them.
And if she wasn't just the maddest
woman. She took his glass-eye and
looked up the chimney with it, but the
unfeeling brute robbed even that poor
revenge oi us sung Dy langning
her.
George had his hair shiDgled down
so close to his head that it looked like
a base ball. Then he went to Clara
and said: "My head feels as light as
a
transparency." Ana Uiara said:
doubt, for all there is in it is on
No
the
intaiA " - An1 fartrrra Viaan'f. luian
able to make up his mind yet, what she
meant by it, but he thinks it sounded
?ii
ui-naiurea.
AbPrcrii'H Orpat DlsnHtcp, -
The full extent of the terrible disas
ter in the coal mine at Abercaruo yes
terday is now known. At half past two
o'clock this morning tlio Hooding of the
pit was begun. At that hour the flro
was wmun a snort distance or the bot
tom of the shaft, and nil hope of fur
thor rescues hod to be abandoned.
When this decision was announced to
the relatives of the 251 men still in the
pit the scene was terrible beyond de
scription. Thirteen additional bodies
of victims of the explosion were recov
ered before the floouiug of tho pit was
begun.
The Abcroarno oolliorv is the prop
erty of the E. B. B. W. Vale Steel,
Iron, and Coal Company, one of the
largest iron and coal proprietors in
South Wales. It is situated a few hun
dred yards from Aberoarno Kail way
station, in the Western Valley section
of the Monmouthshire lUilway.
The valley is one of tho most charm
ing in the district, and lies within sight
of tho Crnmlin Viaduct; so well known
to travellers. The pit, which is 31V)
yards deep and one of tho largest and
best worked in the district, was yield
ing 1,000 tons of steam coal daily. The
machinery, for winding, pumiiug and
ventilating was of the boat kind, and
the use of safety lamps in the mine was
rigidly enforced. The canso of the ex
plosion cannot even be surmised.
Three detonations were successively
heard on the surface. Tho framework
and castings of the pit were thrown to
a height of &K) feet abovo the month of
the shaft. The colliery employs up
ward of 1,000 hands, of whom 873, tak
ing their turn or "shift," went down at
eleven o'clock In the morning. Twenty
one of this number came up at noon,
up to which time nothing had occurred
to create suspicion of danger.
At 12:10 r. m., a loud rumbling
noise was heard, quickly followed by a
flash of llama from the pit's month, and
a column of smoke, dust and debris
ascending high in the air. The explo
sion damaged the winding gear, thus
destroying the only means of commu
nication with the men in the pit. As
soon as the gearing could be repaired
working parties were seut down the
shaft, and eighty-two men and boys
workins'.within a few hundred yards of
the shaft were rescued. But it became
evident, as attempts were made to ad
vane into the workings, that but little
hope could be entertained of any lifo
surviving. About 400 yards from the
bottom of the shaft are the stables, and
here fourteen horses were found, all
dead. Beyond this point the explorers
could not go, on account of the Impu
rity of the air and the prevalence of the
choke-damp.
Volunteer explorers brought ont ten
or twelve men very much burned, and
also seven dead bodies; but it is feared
that no others can be for the present
got at in consequence of the fire extend
ing, and there remains no reasonable
hope that any further lives will be
saved. The whole district of Mon
mouthshire is much excited, and it
seemed last night as if the entire female
population of the district had gathered
about the month of the shaft. A'. Y.
Sun.
The Xobleat of Dogs.
Every one is familiar with the appear
ance of the noble Newfoundland dog,
whose splendid qualities, physical and
moral, are famous mil over the world.
We still enjoy a pre-eminence in pro
ducing the pure breed ; and consider
able numbers of them are exported
yearly, the demand for them in other
countries being still very great. Their
intelligence, gentleness, fidelity, and
affection for their masters hav made
them universal favorites; while their
aquatic propensities and powers, which
they often display in rescuing human
beings from a watery grave, add greatly
to their val ae. The true New found land
dog is entirely black, from twenty-six
to miriy incnes in Height, oi a power
ful frame, majestic appearance and be
nevolent expression of countenance.
In this island they seldom exceed twenty-six
inches in height, but in England
they reach thirty and in rare cases
thirty-two inches. Last year a German
friend of mine, Herr T. A. Verkruzen,
a distinguished conchologist, brought
here, as a present, three fine young
dogs of the Leonberg breed, now pro
nounced to be the finest in the world,
superior even to our own. We hsve
thus the prospect of possessing shortly
a still more magnificent race of dogs
11 .1 X - li ., n.. . -
uuui wa newiuuouianu. iiie speci
mens of this new breed have in one
year grown to be splendid animals, and
by good judges are pronounced to be
the finest ever seen in the country.
They are expected to propagate this
year, but will not be full grown till tLt
third year.
The Leonbenr is the result of skillful
crossing between the St. Bernard, the
.Newfoundland, and tho wolf dog of the
Pyrenees, and appears to combine the
best qualities of the three noble races.
Baron Essig of ljeonberg, Wurtemberg,
Germany, was the breeder of this new
species, which is already world-renowned;
and our specimens were ob
tained direct from his establishment,
and were very carefully selected. They
are the favorites of kings, princes, and
nobles in Europe. The Empress of
Austria has one of them, the Prince of
Wales another; Prince Bismarck and
Garibaldi, the Grand Duke Frederick
of Baden, and scores of other exalted
personages are possessors of the famous
Leonberg. A good specimen, well
trained, often sells for 50 sterling, and
even as high as 100. They are eagerly
sought after in all parts of the world to
which their fame has penetrated ; and
they thrive in all climates: At the
great dog shows of London, Paris,
Vienna, Berlin, Bidet), and Lima in
Peru, thev have carried off the foremost
prizes. In 1873, at the Paris dog show,
the first prizes of two gold medals were
won by Leonberg dogs. They grow
to be thirty to thirty-six inches in
height, and are frequently over 100
pounds in wejight. with noble beads and
great symmetry of form. They are ex
ceedingly gentle, and possess such in
telligence that they can be trained to
do almost anything within the compass
of doghood. Boston Traveller.
Mr. C. D. Sanders, of Parkersburg,
W. Va.. is a tall, straight, robust man.
between 50 and 60. He has not slept
for fi;' teen "years. He feels tired some
times, but never sleepy, though he has
tried working continuously for ten or
eleven days and nights. Heavy opiates
have no effect upon him. At night he
goes to bed "so as to be out of the
way," and lies there and thinks, but
does nor Bleep.
Eight young women of Celina, 0.,
have become a brass band.
The Lftxt of the tinmblfra at Wiesbaden.
Wiesbaden, however, has one of the
old set left, who is regarded as a
rare specimen of extinct speciesa kind
of triloWt or lci!iyonaurun,or some other
fossil monster, belonging to a former
stratum of society. His history may
serve to point a moral, thongh it is
harUly picturesque enough to adorn a
tale. lie is an English man by birth,
of an old historic name, and a family
of distinction and aristocratic connec
tion. After the usual edooation of tho
sans cf tho wealthy and high-born at
one of the English publio schools, Ea
ton or Harrow, and perhaps a short res
idence at either Oxford or Cambridge,
an appointment in tho civil service of
India was procured for him through
the influence of his powerful friends.
Promotion was sure, and the prospect
of respectability and independence
certain, if not wealth and a Governor
Ueueralahip; but the perverse youth,
becoming impatient of his low but
regular advanoe, threw np his appoint
ment, and pocketing whatever salary
was due, and such money as an indul
gent father might allow him, made his
way to the Continent of Europe.
Wiesbaden was then in the fallnoss of
her gambling splendor, and the youth
was soon sporting in it fatal blaze.
His pockets were cleaned ont again and
again, as they were replenished bv iren-
erons remittances from home. Finally.
iiis laiuor uiea, leaving mm as a young
er son some 20,000 for his share of
the patrimony. This was soon staked
and gone; but fortune occasionally
smiled upon him, and one sight be
went home with some $30,000 la his
pockets. He hastened next morning
to deposit this handsome sum in the
hands of his banker, and made known
to all his relatives and friends that bo
he had bidden farewell forever t the
green tables of roulrtie and trontt el tjuar
ante, and was resolved to live a Dare
me. iiis resolutions, nowever, hardly
survived the time for response of con
gratulation from his family in England
to his welcome announcement. In leas
than a week he bad withdrawn aud lost
all bis money, and was again a beggar,
suing for the bounty of his friends.who
now, believing him to be incorrigible,
settled upon him an annual pittance,
baroly enough to keep him in daily
bread and beer, and rupply htm with a
yearly suit of coarse broadcloth. So
inveterate, however, was his passion
for gambling,-that he never failed, at
the very moment of receiving his small
ou&rterly allowance, to stake it all on
the green cloth. Now, at last, that
Wiesbaden has got rid of gambling and
its aeducementa, the old sinner is said
to be penitent; but is suspected that
it is his vice that has left him, not be
his vice, as tho cynical ltochefoucauld
says of old age in its supposed reforma
tion. He continues to live in Wies
baden partly from choice and partly
from necessity, for he wants the moans
of going elsewhere, and, besides, is
loath, no doubt, to leave his habitual
beer house and favorite sausage shop,
and perhaps the scene of his former de
light. We have heard that at one time
he was one of the gay est of the moths that
fluttered night after night about the
gas-lights of the gambling saloon. In
his youth for he has spent a larger
part of a life of more than three
score years in Wioabaden he was re
garded as the very pink of fashion, was
the chosen companion of the young
bucks of ton and rank, and shone not
an unfavored bean in the eyes of the
miscellaneous fine dames of this gay
resort. He is now a pitiful old man,
who goes sbambltnir about tha
in the shabiest of suits, with his old
lemmi over nu eyes, bis head hang
ing, his body bent, and his
hands deep in the great gapping pock
et of bis loose shooting-jacket, as if he
were searching for a stray florin, never,
alas! destined to be found. He is the
very personification of shabv alonehi.
ness and dispelling dreariness, with
never a reminder sbout him of his for
mer gentility, save sa it mav be an oc
casional clean collar and a dangling
A.irla.a f..-.. a a .
So Encouragement.
A brisk fight between two bora at
the foot of Griswold street yesterday
was interrupted by a citizen, who, after
releasing one of them, made the other
sit down on a salt-barrel and be talked
to.
"Now, then," ha began, "it is a ter
rible thing for a borlike von to be eon-
ducting in this manner."
"Id a licked him if you hadn't
come up!" wailed the boy as he care-
iuuy wipeu iiis scratcnea nose,
"Suppose yon bad. Do you want to be
considered a dog? Why don't yon try
and be a good boy and get along peace
fully with everybody? Supposeyou had
rolled off the wharf and been drown
ed?"
"Spose'n I hadn't, tool It's the good
boys who get drowned!"
"What!"
"It.s so, and I kin prove itl I'll bet a
dollar agin a cent that more Sunday
school boys have been drowned this
year than bad 'uns!"
The man reflected and did not dispute
the assertion.
"And more run over by the cars,"
continued the boy.
No answer again.
"And more of 'em got sick and diad,
and I'll bet I've got more money and
have more fun and peanuts than any
good boy in Detroitl"',
"But tne good are rewarded," quiet
ly observed the man.
"So are the bad," replied the boy.
I'll bet I make fifty cents before
dark!"
. "But the good are respected."
"Soam I. I kin go np to the post
office and borry three dollars 'thont any
security , and 1 11 bet ten to five you cant!
Come, now put np the lucre!"
"My boy," sadly observed the man,
"you must think of the future. Don't
you want to be looked np to and re
spected when you are a man ?"
"That's too fur ahead," was the lone
some reply. If anybody thinks I'm go
ing to be called a clothes-pin and a
wheel-barrow and a hair-brush by all
the boys and not go for 'em, gist for the
sake of lookin' like an angel whru I get
to be a man, they is mistaken in the
house, aud you dasn't bet they
ain't!" .
And he "dasn't." Detroit Free
Press.
One lady read in the paper bow a
smitten youtu naa expended 8120,000
on one of the most distinguished queens
of the demi-monde.
"A hundred and twenty thousand
dollars," says one of her auditors:
"you wouldn't, catch him spending
i.2v,uw on aecent woman, ua,
those men!"
Word of "Warning to Counter
feiters. Tba wMo-prd fame of Hostetter's
Btouiacb lllttom causns a nocnDKlly our
part to rsmlnd, from time to tltno, whom ll
limy concurn, of -the fact Hint ImltulltiK tsld
srtlols lis pilntnlislils oirniiio, suit we now
Iflvo this word of csutloii, tint we will aunt
assuredly hsve all those persons entrnffed In
rs-HIUngour teraiid-liaiid bolUnit, sulllnK by
the Kslton or barrel, or In any manner wbai.
soever palmlug olf on the public a spurious
srllcln purporting to be our preparation,
punished to the full extent of the lsw, ten
sity lur counterfeiting, or deslliig In ruuti.
terfelt trade mark Kuod, aa set forth tn s
law recently passed by Contcrtrss: " fine not
exceeding tljuw, or Imprisonment not mors
than two yeses, nr both such Hue snd Im
crlKoiiinciit." We never fell to mnvlrt.
NoTKIS tO DSAI.KHS SMU FUKCUAHRHK. "
IlosteLter S Kilter nr nmrr, umUf any eir
wvutaw, mitt In bulk, hut i,waT in Sot.
Tt.se, with s flnely enicraved U. B. Internal
Kovenue (speelsl proprietary) Htsinp cover.
In the cork of each buttle, f mm-d to both
tides of the neck of sstne. All Hitters pur.
portlua- to tie HoHUttlrrV, without this stsivp
are counterfeit, IIoststtbm A Hmitu.
Tha California Baok Holder.
Antony; the many new Inventions and 1a-bor-saliir
coulrlvance that have been In
troduced to the public, there Is none thst
rerummeuda Itself so fully snd resdlly ss the
California sack holder. By lis use the labor
of one man Is saved, and toe sacking of grain
Instead of being the tiresome " bat-k.bresk.
Ing " woik sa heretofore, becomes light and
agreeable, la fact a boy can operate It as
well ss s in an. The ssck.hokiur, like tnmt
of the more useful Inventions, Is very simple
In Its construction, and It Is next to Impossi
ble to got It out of order. It Is light, weigh
ing but about IT pounds, and will last though
constantly used for jesra. U la adjustable U
sny sited sack, and allows no wastage what,
ever. Ws consider that It la one of the moat
UMtful California Inventlona we liav seen.
The patentees deserve to realise the band,
svute erollt we predict for them, snd we feel
warranted In making the prediction from
the large number of people who nightly ex
amine lt practical workings at the Me
chanics' f avlllon, aud the great number of
orders Hie agents are receiving. II. M.
Covert, 3ml Oavls bU, H. Y. are general agents,
to hmu all orders should be addressed.
'. F. Jt'ucyl, Kurat fnu.
J. W.SHAIirTER A CO.'n OKEEN SZAL
CIUAK8 are mads from 0net Uavans To--J
Uvea, n-a Bacrarusoto street. Ban Francisco
seireaasla Jtaeitrjr.
Aay turtle emrtMM at savins aue4 psrekd for
Wmm la SB rrssrlaro ess do to by a44rMlsg Mr.
W, M. Ashlry, whe will Srs4 MatU ut u"U tor
llxir Isaecctloa. To (tie Utdu I wueld say thai I
saves SrM-eluewlsbtUbnMiBI fur Vrmm niklf.s 6
aa prepared la vtvrnte eoealry erilvr elih ttUpMck.
Be tog n4ec4 18 bule-a tw t bat Ike sdrstMe
of baling goods SlreH from tfee Inpuftet t whole
sle. sad out. Id g.ve my ss'ross Itie tett-m of Mm,
fcood sarchsi-sd ssd aai v. 0. t. Seed fur c mnlsr.
Addrew Msa. W. 11. ASULKY, 1SS) Saiur urai.
Uouot at, baa Pejii'lwn.
Via nav l-auTueS4raa.-lri greatly rati cd.
HtHMawurtk, fsouafr-iphai-, ll Mgetgww si., a T.
Benssum Co.' rauaras, fell styles. Seed
uunp fur eaianxse. iS feat St., bas rnweiam.
Bow resdv 9 all tortaa " DoaMsUe " faser Faeb.
fcas. Sed stamp (ts- catafcajoe, I'uat SL . S. P.
SrauracLae as kva Uuaas. frlete fraeuy re
Sand. Haewar1a.UplU!:as.lgMuaigDnieryat.aF.
raomaatt-Ba oi aspanur SoUb st llursas Fatace
of Art. SIF sllararyr--das Fra-adaee.
H. Waeaeoaav. wetcbxsser aad JeweUr; twperta-r
ef ISamaada, wstebam, Jewairy, eilver sad stiver
e!at4 Ware1 T J SI.. Sarratsaniq, Cat
O ssav ladocesMaia to Aetata. AH lbs bast ellia
MovelUae. Sa4 Maaip fur rataead price I I. San
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J T. HIIX, ataesfMiurer of CarrUcaa, Bsggtas
Kapraam. Tbowwwfb Braes aad Qaarta Waaoaa. Car
eer J aad lata Xa, F. U. boa rt, scranu. Cat.
All Fbotua-rapb mads at tbe Vaw Yerk UeJlxy
Mo. Third SI..S. Fi are aserastaed to be Sravetaaa.
Fries to sail Ibe Uja. J. IL far sea, Froprtvlar.
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mtm. (S mar kit resort. red MS fannMK
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KNIGHT'S WATER WHEEL.
a'llgSfJFKMIOfttTT Or THIS WIIRKLIS WELL
aulMtaatiatrd by tha largo aumbar sow la eae. it
barer faia lu alaa aatiafacUon. A nodal aaa b aeea
ataiTofflp. Voraala by ALaaata B. fi.HL, ruoto
aoaafa Dapoatf Baildlng. A F.
AGENTS WANTED K'!M
liooa ol Mf.liolna." " TranamlMiua uf ure," Fsyal
eal Ufa of Women and - Maw Cyclopnliaof Itomea
Uc Kconomy." Thaaa work sail readily and monay
can ba mvta by any agent. Hand lor circular, of
tbaae and ethar books, t. Uawiaa A Co.. XI liupoal
tret.Aa fnnr.itrn.
MONEY COIMEO.
LADT AKD GBNTLKMKM CAM VAH8EKS wanted
Immediately fr tha faateat selling work avar
aaiaa aud larsa pn.Bia. 1'hoica vt tarrliorr liven to
urai ai piioank auqroa, 4 a aa 1, lllllTI a UOu . m
atosutoniery atraet, Han Franclaoe.
.1.. aaa. ia BBAatlng stay parebaaa er
mf lai wrltlatg lai rspesise aa amy
sxtvertlseiaena la Shis Bpr, yea will
pleaM SMallea the DAiue of tba paper.
H. 1. Wjb-llItlilV CO
Commission Stock Brokers
a 49 C'BlirerailA .. mmm Vraaelse.
Stock, boutht, sold and carried oa margins, '
Monay tu limn on mlnlnc .uicka.
isrspaclai sttenUoa glvaa 10 all orders from coun
try eiuujuisrs. -
DEALERS IN
GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC.
Acanta Ilallant. Ramlnaioa and
winchaater ttinna. chaap. ASt
Kearny St.. 8. F. Sand for circular.
lEiiLgairK
CAL. BELLOWS f.lANFG CO.
a FrtamontBt. Sun Franflleco. Hole
MAiinfiu fnrnra PaVtrnf Rvribl Noi
ct rrt Hufi-tv VrIva. Bnl.OVI Ot
every Mrriptios mie to oraer. t'nr
rir.miT i the lrnda moat retiMetfullr
llclt4, 8nt for dewriprlvtJ cirr.alar nd prio
ll.t lo
At, CAMfBBI.L, Slipt.
CBIiSIOB
THE OLD It EH ABLE! Aud Cheapest
JPump la the Market.
HOLBROOK, MKBRtLL STETSON EO S Hgenta
I, All I
114 ainuJnia iuw. nutiHuwuh ,
CALVERT '8
SHEEP WASH
9 per trillion,
T. W, JACKSON, Ban mod
eo. Sole asm fur ih 1'w.Ido
Cow.
BETHESDA WATER
Wsukeabs, Wis. Famnui for tt.e cere of
XXi lcluoy ID Ibjoubo,
Untpr. Toruld l.lr snd lndigatln. Sand for
f'lrcular lo J. II. ,a vssv.UeueraJ Asmt, Itfl Hloc kloa
.tr. ri, nan Pmeoiaoo.
TUDULAR AND ANCLE
IRON HARROWS,
WITH nXKKh TKPTII, ht-f, trotiiff , mo
furUl mod .n-ci.v Uisn wtn Vtr mt try
K W.ORAHTsti Ill Yi' tmUiuKUtu9t, Umn VrmitcUh
or. ff'hj wr .ircH(ar.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
S4 Aa4 Sad) Kasray Mi,, sas sfraarlsew.
I So and a Ml t'Kll ll A V
H.C.FATIUIXlK, ..... Fauraiaroa.
Vara) f ' a. .! f wlf h It.a Kama "I ((..
R'rtel on. will alarar. oa in wattlhS st t landllia 10
eonaay paawnKara tu tha Hotal fraa. aTBa aura yoa
fi Into ilia right ivacbt If you do not, tnuy will
DOORS,
WINDOWS,
W'b'W asaaaaj. a.
WKHillTH. Colli), FUU.Ky, Ac., at lowcaj
lliark.t rala. Maail for f!trc?u!ar. it II
SiTTUMh.S ui and as Calif-rpia hu. . F
THERMOMETERS,
Ofara OSaaa-a. Talraropaa, Hry tilaaaa., Barunaten,
ppacuw-itta, ana nyauiaaaaa
ATOURATI.r UKDUCKU f HICKS.
11. v J. 1 .i;ic.
I anufUotttrlntr 4itlclaii.
Sji cilKsrSUT ST., Fill LA.
Illuitra'ad nrW ea'aioa-na of 1st Dsxas niallad to
at.y adiiaou rnpipi of tiraaaiamt
niM a iu f l a' parr j'iu w tnia an ran-aatnafll,
CALIFORNIA
PAPER CO.
M !!.!. AT STrCRTO!. CAI.i OFFI' E HO. !
(allfornla H SaB rramlaoo. MannlaeJura
Kwe I'fni Foar. stra Vtranpiinr Fa;', l o and
Hirdara' lurj.. tin Aar alia and ac-lulil n-aJ to
urd r. L'.uai alara la stock.
KELLY BARBED FENCE WIRE
BBSS,
Tb BMt ftftd Cbi.ptt. ftend for Circa!.
Ill .VTI.YUTOM. UOVHIH A CO.
Usui Krr.ctir snd Pswrwrnriilo, 0fiMFrl AcBl4 tor
mi v im 1'aciBe iTsjav-t
PACIFIC WATER CURE
.bp
Eclectic Health Institute,
KOKTHWIsT C0SXft 7tb ASD L (Tl.
8ACltA31IaXTO, CAL.
IMraff ftt'f prfvrBr io trrmt fortn m 4imtn,
IM lai oa fttb4 uMt actc-ttuac prlbmpl. tftt-tht
villi b-jm4 ruoifUtBtisI buatr-t. ills bfmtH-m a-k
frT pu'tiUa frfttruReitfa". YT fnrtitaif pr.ruUr 4
4tmm Jt. r. ItA 1TOS. M. U.. .f ror ltr.
AltKTHR MKST PtS' EVEIttMAI'K. FKlt K
from t -X to II. VII s.ae for a l.lcn li4 Maa
eaal !.. (uarsoiaed 10 yr. I'.nal i.a
an-iui r-a ir.it, fo.r a. ;q Ujotlhly Inat.l
maola. If h.4 aatta.arujrr Wonay rvtar(a4. Slana.
are flan) r. !- to cW. cooalatim.fit. 'Vrarana,
:n. (,-. .1,0 .in b"-oed laad fianoa a, tvj
nil, l.i'ana -). foot lioond aquare 1. fai.il. Suu,
nauat arte Imbu tiv ordartae frttot na. batna mane
fartor.ra, yon aara nt-d llama.' r-rorifauf aount
onaarb It.alram-nt. T. at. AXTiafctt, A to., Sid
w ... . fc.. aa. nw t-w.
STANDARD OIL CO.
Baa F'anelara.. Clrvelaad sad Baw Tork.
tarsaat mffra of Illnmlnallns Otis ta tha srorSd.
aaiaiaiaailp tba I baaput Sritara.
Ilajacl all. aiatatnenia by Inierratrd dealars and la
Mat ob bavin ens of the fol'owlnc brsnda:
PrP ftfl la rttlKTIhT-ni.aehf onraalaaa
V CMIta. Uli nrrer known tu ta an areMaftt.
CEVOE'S BRILLIANT
PRATT'S ASTRAL , r,KE TBT
PRATT'S RADIANT """
CLEOPHLtE"1"
t' A IITIf 1 V B'-a'arvof Infoiior utla pot an la
'nUllt't "-ond-hnd rnns of auurs
brsnda. Import all Sara of h Olla to o at
I SS CalireralaMlraet, atlrralava.
WINDOW SHADE
MSBUFaOTOST.
ALL Stytsa and Colon for Private Hoeaaa.BMika
anil omraa Mada ta urdor. of ina Oil raioiod
OoaioattMMla,oraiiy atitartal lalra.t. Aaancy for
Stirius FtKturaa. urdera frm tlta tnlvrior promptly
Slled.
O. HT. CsVAtttn, Imporser, IVaoleaalo sod ratal
daaler la
IPaajpox JZLtxxxsXxxs
Wledos-Shadaa. sn1 all kind, of 8'ia.ta Matnrtal,
Has lb Uraaat alock la Utla line us Uie Fsutao Coast.
B narkal At., taro doora west of Palace Hotal.
l-r.t.Cw.
ABBOTT DOWNING CO'S
Ccncori Waons Bn-ics I Carriages,
The ranntna Csnrar RaraaH,'' Msnnfae-
turad Iiy Jamas It lilll A Co.. at Concord, Nr
llampahtpa. AlaoR. M. Millar A Co'a . Calaarstad
UapStes anal f'arrlasaa nf tlnlnnr. tlUoota.
A full iiiick of tbe above aooiia. k-pt conautntty
on band, hy T. 8. EASTMAN. Ago lit,
dlaBstMry St, Baa Fianolaeo, CaL
J fc;
aii
f t. 1 1
i i t 1 Tj
tilf
UNIVEStSITY MOUKO COLLEGE,
SAN FKANC1HCO.
Board! o j Sobool far Toanj Man aad B07S
ISTFor Ca'alogne, apply to
JOHN UIHIRUn B. A.. Principal.
O-Ot tlXO XSOaSt I
TUROINE WINDMILL
Hlmple, Iuroll
AKD
Oriiaiiaentnl.
1
l ilia (villi is BBliF'siRUUlaAHrvH
I ttitirefore cannot b InJurtH, bj
.: Kiriin. Tliny rtf mtuta of Iht
WhX iinit.rirtln, and w.irrntf'l t
I fflvo alUi'dCtioo.
M,nafaotoryt Oaklwid, CaI.
faBSOOWD ST., BBT. BHOATHiT
AH D WilHUiOfDli &t:
IVTlt inlrrlftnyl lma par-
CtlltAM t!l8 1ATNT KlfJHT tir th
rtictic Coaut. fci-nd for Circulars,
A L. VAN BLAUOOM, P.O. lioi
i E air. Oi.;.' lam!. . ni iir H.i!bvhi
fe., -r , r AkiiU Wtuited la fivory con u it
1
PHII8S
DOlTNOI.l.ir'S PREMIUM YEAST POX7DER.
Is sow Ukiss the lead of all other Powder ea thta Coast.
Bala. IMFrrssad Una, ilasbao's IX U Hiarts :
C!lmin'a - Standsrd" Cr. Tartar. In bn'k,
fj-knaa.
HiMltfit, l. ;AI.LAo'((AN CU Mtnufxiturarai
r, l t
SELLING OUT
V ft. ...
.v " "
fp. ...rtiil
- 1; m m a n n . a a mm f
Ay
'
The Cal'a Furniture Mfg Co.
C" HAVE 5 TIMES "Tj
IS M0CH FDE5IT0EE AS 1ST OTHER HOUSE OS THE COAST !
Wo I lave un x:it(rat Assortmentlor tliu Ia'teat XIom or
H klrk a-at'AIaad WILL eel 11 at .ark orloea that tha aaar eaa fnuit ikdr
wlalira asd Ika rlrb Ikalr u.ta.
At the Old Stand, 224 and 223 Bush 8t.y San Francisco.
L . .i I r J i ;d 1 )
P. & F. G. CONKLIN,
s.aaaaaStMSaa Fraarlara, Sua-
Faa-tara'n end
(sealer la 11
UXmm mt mmr.U.
ahia, Ckreltea,
laa-.Wle. MM.
ll. mm i'mtm
blnatiaaa larr
Uld.il mm
l.arr'st da lave
t !- a ava fart
a C-Aaa-t. mm
mam aal'l art I a
aMar aalave For
five anakuey t Um
aay aitiar b.aia
NEWSPAPERS
Bought and Sold.
WM THKOVKXTtT HAVE TKQniRiKB AlUjCT
f pKiMssj l,r Mie try irr-4 wtett ta bar. a?
iu rerit tu um iubdpatfinit Uy Iia.v a ivt ratb
nsiH-4. Ail prfia wbo w)h bay cra?il. a, wrli u
Qusfae who foraty ittfrmuya la rffM to tba
DWapaVfHr bUslBNB) ua tli coi wilt ?o w-H w e m
Usttbica.: ;tl . rfc IQe SiftpmpvT Pihj(h3nj
i:aKU WHITE. VitpTi&T, &i aul t
Market bU &aa ttnaetm. i. O. H ZT.l
Motdra. l&aldfa, Sappletsaata. A..: far&laba4
M a tcmaJl adrute oa tba piioa of blank paper .
WATER HOUSE & LESTER.
SAX FRAXCISCO AKD SACRAMENTO,
IMPHfTEI:S el Waiea sa v'st-rlns Na.
taalal. Carrlasa Hardware, Trimmtova. IV.li.
Harvcn Falantand Wood Hub Wfaraia. Hard ou4
Lnmber. llaif I'arabl. t'onoord ana t'ommoa Axlaa.
Carrtasc Latnpa. Moustlnaa. Ci'Kba. Laattiar, me.
IS &0I.K AGBNTs mr
Tha Kevr Hmvrm
Ftai AdlfMsabla
a. rr la. Taa.
rrlraaftaa, Sis.
iaaSal. . . . .
3
wnicb ajntra .... oarari a"T KaVat
gay. Frta;;' Faiant Lmtiar 1-aanea, aaJ Clarkt
Falant A1jltalal,a Carrlaee rmoV-l! Wa Can
make InaorabJa tarm. oa tha S orb racentla
SPANISH MERINO SHEEP.
i lrfawa. Ti Hiii "aa i li I abaft
ao,V .ZJ,; orounbra Bnaka and Earaa,
naranlrad fraa from dlaaaaa. Hnrehaaora ara InTltaxi
nh. .-a- - - . .
- - " luniiuuio. amm rrttu lua nail
road larminua. adjolnlns buto Culveraltj.
E. W.WOOLSEY.
Berkeley, Alamtda Centtty, Cal
N. CUBBY 5 BBO.
lit taJuoms Street, Baa TtaocIsoo
SOIX AGENTS
VOB TBS
SHarps Rifle Co., of Entail. Com
FOR CALIFORNIA. ORSGOS, AlUSOXA. KK
TAD A. WASHINGTON TKRRITOBT, AND IDAHO
w B-A,55' Ata.rr'V.W.Gl:KKNKR'8
a" iL edJ, Wlp'"t, t'liofetbore
V J lSrwrh IrvaHl na 1 11 11 11 1 17 r-nvc. a
si'.ri's' d'pj8-
v turersof Kugland and America. AM
MUWITIoit e allklnds.lnajanUtieatoaulL
2P. ZsZBSIIM'FZIXjZ.
r
BILLIARD SALES ROOMS,
585-589 MartetSt Cor. Secnni, Saa Fraacica.
Bole tureat for Fhelaa A Collender'i lato.t uteel
Plate aad Cuatbtaatioa Vaablona, Lateat
ltla of Bevel Billiard Tables, from mt SO
to SOO. Billiard Balls, Clotb asd Trimming st
New York Prlees. Alan the new same,
XtJOXa EAaATElLE.
farleefrom SIS to ft to. Send lor Oatalfla-w.
Cm
PIIOSSIIX MAC I I Si K OIL,
Sperm, Whale. iJtrd. "rannera and
W ail biamli
A Flnuia. Lk
1 Dianaa 01 tnuininaiiur Vlis,
Lump Sm i', faint Olla and
ariUKti -a. Axt' Gresae. etc
r- t i La tila. Vai
aaSI Knd ror e
Send for circular. HITTCUINGSA
Ct) Oil and Grn t1 Commitaioo Msrchiuiu, SIF
Front bireet. Baa Kraocmoo.
1 JiaSj -
"a, mm as y,
'1''v::-.'iK
-sjssiJ '
PIS
us
anit Ha.. 1 1 . i .1 ...
Froiitstrsat. so Franslaco,
ALL THE THIE!"
: 1 '-':i: -
Fine Upho!st2r', Cab'nct fit Frame Work
A SPECIALTY.
Ont eiRPcnxG, t PMotarrrmr asd
LIDUISCJ 11ATER1 ALaraail of tnaftnMna Ay.
M r x 1111 i..aad ear last :.fiaa ana enltrstloor I a.
ti.ra '.:! : iv' 3 r. , ara praa,r. 10 axac-l trcU ra f a
A.-.TIi!;a. iI.T. VALaaal btOtiiUU. FCIOn LIU
grona OriatinaU lannaa.
CHARLES r.1. PLUM.
T EXO HAS DAT,
lS sad ISA aattvr BU. Maa araBMtaea
BBSLBBIS ALL
Plumbing Supplies,
asta avaaT vaaistt or
FIXTURES FOR GAS OR 0ft,
ISCLmiXG FI5R CLOCKS AJTD VASLS OR
nameata: a!l klnda of Bath-tata: Water Chsans
and cnnnartlona. Lalaat lmprafwd Fanoats ana
lladn Cork.. Botlara, Cabinet and Bnunetsd Vtaab
Ktatvda, lva.1 and Iron Plna and FltUoffa H alaaa.
A:ao Aaiauarlaaas, FaaatslBS sad Sardea Or
aatnesu XsUblbheA 1SSS.
(Gargling Oil Liniment
Wtapwr for Animal and White for
ituoun f taaa.
lSGoo&roa , .
I Rnrns Cm trla C . j v -
CJu.blaina, irrasil I.itea,Strinplairt, Wimiyalla, I
Chapped Hands,
rtcu wound;,
bjtteraal Pmauna,
Sand Cracka,
Galla of all kinda.
Roup in Poultry,
Cracked Heels.
Epiaootic,
1
Sitlast, Kingboue.
Kl Kil
liemorrhewls or Pile.
Swellings, Tumors,
tiarzat in Cows,
Cracked Teats,
Callou. LanWnesa,
Horn Distemper.
Crownarah. Ouiltnr.
1 omnacne.
Rhenmaiism. .
SjwWns, Sweener,
r isrula. Mange,"
Caked Breasts,
Sore X ipples.
I Koul Ulcers, t arrr. Corns, Whitiovra,
I AbceSS Of the UcLW. rVamna Rnila
Curh, Old Snres.
Swelled Leg, Weakness of the Joints
annua, voturacuoo oi Muscles.
V .n...!'. f!.Mu All t- .1 a
Xuniment of tha L'niinl Stat. 1mm.
Si ; medium, fx; amalL 35c. Small iiie f 1
lamilV Itae. zi;c. Manufactured at Lacknort.
N V by Alefi-hsiifa Gargling; Oil Comparts.
dOBN BODeK, 8erT.
P. N. P. Co. (Sew 8eries),
Na SI
BOWDODI'S
Rotary Top KltcUsi CaM TaKe
Thit invention is . bmphatio.yx.lt a rkw
DSPAHTURS In Work Tables -
- n nntlnvy swtnnoii, thconunts are eo&tair.ea
Indrnwern, hteh hava lo ba puUc! oak uofieuaa
aiiydttns ta want?.
In thtu, ail contrnta em at if rrATioxaaT, a4 tr
arefwtbie by rIvIuk the top of jour I able aturu
which nnroTera the vho'e.
When thna movest arvnnd, tba top Sa firulr aap
ported by a avlf-nctlnsr txarkec
W ithin the hotly vt tha tble ara rompartmenra for
TLnra and MaAaU, and ail tnyrradieBtii and a tec J la
uaed 1c mtxinc. A teuv-ading board la At'ed in. c aA
to 'hr flrvar. Fndernaih is a tdiaif for bafctna piusa.
flat trona and Ironing ahets.
Korconnnca tn irautportn tba q at hi p.
and ara packed tnaide.
rarfenta the top nt the table, opea.
fie tKxty of the thla.
tlie .pace for mixing Ingredients.
tha epai-e for mlslus utenslH.
the epaee for 25 lh. mHl.
the tpace for so ll. Soar.
the tray, milia ami eaaeucea.
the kneauitij board.
JJ theaDAce for bxtlr j. . an-tw, .
liteaiieit.
lrona, Ac. ' '
K the door to cloaa.ua the same.
The attention of nnwhaaiea la lnri ed to the eat
pllcity ot con.truottuu,
A good bueneacn b made t the manufacture
and anle of ths tJtblfa nnder CuSnlr or nJtte rift fa
aJEaaJ'f,ahJ,t.,rlC,,U-r1 CS" r CARL j&
Wli ITa. 4 Uvkei it., is an lrraaaave.
Cnil,ns Reailab til CarbVaJdi. " as ' iZDSL VI
? A