DULCE MOMUM.
i B. F. Taylor.
A camp of Blue, a camp of Gray,
A peaceful river rolled between,
Were pitched two rifle-shots away,
The mil had lot tho went ajjlow,
The everting clouds were crimson snow,
The twiuklini; camp-Urat faintly seen
Across tho daik'uing river.
Then floated from the Federal band
The "Hianled Banner's" starry strain,
The Grays struck up their "Dixie Land,"
And "Rally Round'' and "Bonny Blue"
And "Red and White" alterant flew;
Ahl nosuch flightB shall cross agalu
The Ruikannoclc riverl
And then, above the glancing "beam
Of song" a bugle warbled low
Like souie bird startled from a dream
"Home, Home, Bweet Home," and voices
rung
And G. ay and Blue harmonious sang
AU otlier songs were like the snow
Among the pities when woods are stilled.
And hearts and voice throbbed and thrilled
Vt ith "Home, Sweet Home" forever.
No matter what the Hug unfurled
Ah, Dulee Domum inlus the world!
Dutch Life by the Hea.
Holland Cor. St Louis Republican.
There aro picturesnue features to
Sclieveningen bestowed upon it by tho
.- .1.. - mi tin ,
uniting ministries, i nore are iw mix
ing boats that gv thither in a fleet to
catch herring on the north coast of
Scotland, and tho first fish caught is
always sent to the king. The event of
the season u tho return of the fleet
The industry of the Dutch is thon seen
at its best. Occasionally one of these
pinken, as the nsliing boats are culled
comes in alouo. In tho early morning
the nsbwomen gather on the sands,
buy their boskets of fish, and
start for the market at Tho
Hague. It is not easy to toll what
the mission in lifo is of the group of
weatner-leten old hsu.ermen that daily
forms on the torrace. They seem to
be veterans whose age has released
them from further service, but they
nevertuelo look strong and able'
bodied. They come there in tho morn
ing in their white-washed wooden shoes
and they are to be seen there at twilight.
Iney smile not, neither do they whittle,
but they c&tuh the sunlight upon their
tough brown skins, and live the day
through in a place that passcth under-
standing to, a restless American.
As a companion pieco to this inter
estinpr group, there is within a half
minute's 'walk another company, this
one being of old and wrinkled women,
in blue homespun gowns and white
caps. They knit away in grim Btyle,
but without any othor symptoms of
life, if a red-Baaed nsliinfr boat ap
pears within rango of their fading
eyesight they bestir themselves, and
look and look. If it makes for tho
shore the uieu move slowly down to the
beach to welcome it, and the women
retire into the tortuous streets of the
village. The Dutch life seems to be
encysted from favorable observation.
There. is a gaze of stolid resentment at
the intrusive glance of a stranger
across the threshold of a Dutch house,
It is evident tlias the Dutch intend to
keep what they have got, and that all
tney ask is to be let alone.
Contra I'p to the Brag.
Moncure D. Conway.
San Francisco is a strangelv cosmo
politan city. It seems to occupy iu the
modern world much the same place as
was occupied by tho old Venice of the
Doges. Along its streets representa
tives of many tribes may bo seen, some'
times, indeed, in their outlandish cos'
tumes, but these seem to excite no at
tention whatever. But the cosmopoli
tanism evidently is not confined toward
this mi re familiarity with the varieties
of mankind. There is a romarkablo
cosmopolitanism in tho people in thin
there is no provincialism in their ideas
or manners, not even that provincialism
so common in more eastern cities, of
assuming a blase air.
There is a great deal of culture and
refinement in Sun r rancisco, with end
less hospitality, and these intelligent
people show a great interest in a per
son's affairs of another region, without
showing any impertinent curiosity abont
them. Tliey have a reputation for see
ing their city in exaggerated proportions
as if alwavi under a solar microscope,
A ludy tell.-) me that when Ralph Waldo
Emerson visited this region, on Ins
return from the Yosemito, she asked
him how he Liked it and he replied :
"It is the only thing I have seen out
here which eomes up to the brag.
However, San Francisco travels very
fast and among otlier things, no doubt,
it is living behind that age of brag
which seems necessary to any such man
ifest achievement as that which is rep-
sented in this vast flower of Anglo-
Saxon civilization.
A Literary Clearing:- Hons.
'New York Times.
Few know that the Smithsonian insti
tution is the greatest literary and scion
tifio clearing-house in the world, yet
such is the fact. Its scope in this field
is universal. Any person can send here
any number of copies of a publication,
addressed s desired, and the institution
sees that they are delivered without cost
to the sender. An American author can
t-tiB distribute an edition of a learned
treatise through all foreign countries,
near and remote, as well as his own, while
foreign writers can, in turn, reach every
learned society and student in this
country or in other foreign countries.
Practically, the exchanges are made in
most cases between societies rather than
individuals, and somo idea can be gained
of the proportions of the work from
the fact that the institution has now
3,151 foreiij-n societies or agents with
which it is in regular correspondence.
The report for 1N81, just published,
gives 2,908 foreign correspondents in
that year, distributed as follows : Africa,
30; America, outsido of the Uuited
States, 135; Asia, 08; Australasia, 82;
Europe, 2,578; Polynesia, 2: miscella
neous, 7. i
Why the Editor Couldn't Write the
Truth.
pomerville Journal
"llow in it that you can tell such
whoppers? asked a caller, addressing
the editor of the fish story department.
"Well, you see.' replied the editor,
"our wife's name is Anna."
"What has that to do with it?"
"A great deal. When we are writing
fish stories we usually have Anna nigh
ns to help ub."
The callei was carried to the hospital
GOTHAM'S FRENCH FLATS.
llow Honey I Made to Keeps Off
Unpleasant Xelehborn.
"H. H. IL" in Chicago Time.
In 18C5 Rutherford Stuyvesant, Lav.
ing lived for many years in l'aiis, built
the first real apartment or Kronen flat
horse. Uue thousand dollars a yeai
wero asked lor eight good rooms, a
moderate price, but people turned up
their noses at Stuyvesant s tenements.
and for several tears no morotkts went
up. In 1H08, whrn home rent went up
to exorbitant figur and no house,
no matter now small, could be had iu
ar respectable neighborhood for loss
than $'2,0U0 a year, somo nice people
wore led to apply for Stuyvesant's
fiuts, and after the first plunge the
building became actually fashionable.
Stuyvesant then built another apart
ment home at Eighteenth btreot, and
introduced a liveried janitor. 1 he
building paid for itself in ten years.
Then chcapor imitations began to go
up all over the town, especially along
the avenues where tho shops on the
ground floor could be well rented. The
notion of living over a chop was an
other prejudice to be overcome, but
now nothing is thought of it, even by
verv pretoutious people, who pay rents
of "from $1,200 to $2,500 a year for
apartments over stores. Along Sixth
avenue tho flats above the shops were
fair iu size and convenience.
For people who did not want to live
above shops tho r.rst of the downright
abominations in the way of Huts were
erected. Scores of houses were put up
six or soven stories high on lots of
twenty-five feot by 100, with two apnrt
ments on each floor, So that if the
building was eighty feet deep, the
space occupied by each family was
about twelve feet by seventy-eight, out
of which must be tukeu space for stairs,
light-shafts, etc. It followed, of course,
that many of the rooms got all their
light and ventilation from inside wells,
oiton roo'od' over at the top. The
whole building was usually cheap and
nasty. An arrangement of bolls and
letter-boxes was placed in the vestibule,
and by ringing the bell of any apart
ment the girl iu that apartmont could
pull a string and open the street
door for tho visitor. Apartmonts in
inch houses rent oil at from $30 to
$t-0 a month. After a few ye irs, if the
house had not the cine of un intelligent
janitor, it ran down, dirty children
played around its entrance, and as the
place went from bad to worse, the best
people moved away, leaving those to
whom dirt was a matter of indinerence.
This has been tho history of nine out of
ton of the apartment-houses which be
gan well and sank in the social scale.
It may be taken for granted that an
apartment which is cheap is also pretty
certain to be nasty.
hen the hrst anartment-houses ap
peared, social philosophers found com
fort iu them because they promised re
lief from the high rents that were driv
ing people out of tow n, or preventing
marriages altogether. ith the erec
tion of hundreds of houses in which
decency, health, and comfort are sacri
ficed to bhow, the philosopher
has becomo less certain of the ad
vantages of flats, especially when it is
considered that the multiplicity and
cheapness of flats may tend to keep in
the city thousands w ho would be better
off in the couutry. Within the last
three years, liowover, another class of
flats has come into being which prom
ises better than anything of tho kind
heretofore attempted, home wise men
noticed that one reason why people
were w llling to pay enormous rents in
flats was that they paid not merely for
the use of their rooms, but also to keep
out unpleasant neighbors. 1'eoplo
with incomes ot 10.000 a year aro apt
to be better bred, moro cultivated, iu
foe', pleasanter neighbors, than poople
with incomes of $"n0 a year. It is not
always so, but the rulo holds good
ow lovk city, and it is so unvarying
that peoplo pay for exclusivcness in
flats more than for anything else.
In an apartment-house where the
rent is $2,51)0 for each family the peo
ple are likely to be pleasant and
cleanly neighbors; in an apaitmont
houe, whicu might be exactly similar
in size, convenience, and finish, where
the rents are $250 a year, tho people
would not be likely to be over-pleasant,
over-cleanly neighbors they may be
noisy, they may drink, and they are
sure to allow children to monopolize
the halls and stairs. Money, then, is
used to keep off unpleasant neighbors
and this singular phenomenon has
been known, people have threatened to
move away if their rents were reduced.
The wise person mentioned, said to him
self that tho tenants of an apartment
must find some means other than actual
woight of money to keep off unpleasant
neighbors, and then the problem of
pleasant or orderly apartments at
reasonable prices would be solved.
The usual co.irse of an apartment-
house is that a speculative builder puts
it up and sells it at a pro.-.t. Then the
investor, in order to get a reasonable
rate of interest, has to charge rents
k:gh enough to cover occasional losses
by tenants who piovebad eggs and
from unrentod apartments. The tenant
who pavs his rent pays for the empty
flats and bad debts. A study of these
problems brought about the co-opera
tive home o.ub apartment-houses, of
which we have heard so much of lutj.
number of gentlemen, say ten, asso
ciate to build an apartment-house of ten
apartments. The building is put up,
and each man takes hi apartment
and pays one-tenth of the total
cost, owning his apartments just as
he would a house, and being responsi
ble for one touth of the taxes, the cost
of heating, cleaning, etc. A clause in
the agreement provides that no associate
can sell or rent his apartment except to
person approved of bv a majority of
the associates. So that, beside securing
pleasant neighbors, an associate in such
a (.building company pays for only just
his share of the expense of erecting the
building and the running expenses. He
pays neither the first profit of the spec
ulative builder, nor the profit of the
subsequent landlord, nor the .rent of
the tenant who fails to pav, nor of the
apartment which remains empty. This
ystem has been found to work so well
hat these home-club co-operative apart
ment-houses are to be found all over
the city. There are sereral of thorn
facing oil the Central park, and one
enormous pilo will contain no less than
200 apartment, of wh'ch the ordinary
rents would be from $3,01:0 to $0,000
year.
The Groat Mexlrna Cathedral.
Cor. S:in Francisco Chronicle.
The cathedral, rising conspicuously
abovo all the buildings of tho city, is of
great size and potstssis considerable
architectural elegance, the facade, in
particular, being elaborately decorated
with stucco-work. 1 he design is Moor
ish, and the bell-to . ers, from which
come a constant clanging of old Span
ish brass, command an extended iew of
the city, the lakes and the distant
mountains. The interior of tho spacious
house, which was erected by the r-pan-
lards, contains many rare ornanienU,
and the nave is surmounted by
vaulted roof, supported by hand-carved
beams and pillars, among which hover
somber shadows. At one time, that
during the roign of the Spaniards, the
altar was laden with solid objects of
gold and cilver and precious htones.but
to-day it has lost all, or nearly all, of
these, anil is covered with tawdry
imnges and imitation ornaments, while
there is everywhere apparent tho ex
treme age of the building.
r.utermg tho nave at almost any
hour of the day I have nover failt d to
rind odd groups of Mexicans and
Indians telling their boads and lisping
their prayers, while at regular mass the
cold stone floor is covored with devout
worshipers and the place is tilled with
the whisperings of those who pray
And what a heterogeneous crowd one
Fees. The poor and the rich, the
hungry and the well-fed, the half
naked and those clothed in silks aro all
together. Here an Indian, kneeling by
his tattered sombrero, and with his
heavy load near by, prays w ith his soul
upon his lips ; there u dimpled sonorita,
demure but conscious, reads from her
gilt-odgod book. Incense odors fill tho
air, tho monotonous chantings of the
priests aro heard, and silvery-tonod
bells ring out the holy commands of
the church and send tho worshipers to
crossiug themselves and bowing in holy
penitence.
Sot into one of the outer walls of the
cathedral is the sacrificial or calendar
stone of the Aztecs, hewn out of black
porous lava and covered with hiero
glyphics, reminding, so it alwavs seems
to me, the ignorant Indians who sell
their bits of notterv near bv of their
forefathers, who had thoir palaces and
temples in the s.iuare which is now the
busy center of a great city. Juarez
was an Indian, but he became the Lin
coln of Mexico, and in good time the
otlier descendants of Montezuma may
yet regain their old-time power.
Iarlna the High Water.
Arkansaw Traveler.
During the high water a man was
seen going down the Arkansaw on a log.
As he was passing Little Hoik several
men sprang into a skiff, rowed out to
the lone navigator and said: "Climb
in." "Climb in whar?" "in the skiff;
hurry up." "Wall, strangers, I'm
protty well fixed. Don't take no work
to move along." "Where are you go
ing?" "Down the river." "We know
that. Where are you from?" "From
up the river." "Of course you ore, but
"What made you nx, then?
What are you doing on that log!"
Travehn. "What do you want to
fool us for? Don't you know you'll
drown if you keep on this way?"
Won't drown if 1 keep on thiser way.
Lf i wustor git off in the water I mout
drown." "How far have you come this
way?" "I've come this way all er long."
"Lut w'-ere were vou when you got on
the log .'" "On tho log." "Of course ;
but whore was the log?" "Jn the
river." "Certainly; but how far from
here?" "Ain't mado no calc'lation."
"Whero do you livo whou you are
home?" "Athome." "Of course; but
where is your home ?" " Whar I live."
"Where is your family?" "Scattered
erlong." "Did your house wash away?"
"My wife's back yonder on a cotton
wood log, an' mr son Hill's comin' along
som ers on a poplar." Why don't you
come to the shore ? ' " 'Cause it don't cost
nuthin' tcr ride." "You'd better come
out und get a drink of whisky."
"Dinged if I don't do it. Feller back
here wanted mo to come out and hear
him preach, but he didn't have the
right kin' o' gospel. Now, fellors, pull
fur the shore as fas' as yer ken."
Making Ills Living Legitimately.
I Wall Street News.
There is much in the present bull
market to remind one of the man down
in Indiana who was the only man in his
village having any loose cosh capital.
He was one day explaining to an east
ern man :
"The only stock afloat in our neigh
borhood are five shares of an old saw
mill which hasn't paid these last ten
Tears. On Monday mornings I circu
late the report that a syndicate has
bought the mill, and will at once put it
in repair. This sends the shares up to
25, and I sellout."
"That's legitimate."
"On Wednesdays I let it be under
stood that the syndicate is busted, an J
that nothing will be done to the mill.
This sends the stock back to 10 und I
load up."
"And what do you do on Satur
days?" "Oh, those are my regular days for
working up a feeling in the county thut
1 ought to be paid a bonus for convert
ing tue saw-null into a distillery."
A V Indaafry.
Chicago Herald.
A "gentleman of education and ex
perience" advertises in a Des Moines
paper that he wishes employment in
writing speeches for members of the
legislature. He will prepare at short
notice addresses for or against prohi
bition, woman suffrage, or any other
subject desired. His terms are $5 for
a ten minutes speech and $2 for each
additional five minutes, "satisfaction
guaranteed" and "confidence observed. "
la the lnren'a Beh.il r.
Trie Current
The point is made, in Queen Vic
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gard for the memory of her dead serv
ant she will "doubtless draw tears
from the eye of many a loving subject,
who will be overpowered at hearing
how much she ia like other people."
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Specific )H ,8,8. ) would worn to warrant ui lu Mjrlni tliftt
li will euro this much ln.vW actmrga enouto
aiUctd are Invited to oorruiiKjud with iu.
I believe Swift's Hpeclflc hu saved my Ufa. I htd vir
tually lot lit of the umter part of my body aud my
arm from thu polionoua eiftwU ( a re oancwr on my
nuoic, ana iron, wiiiou 1 DMiRunurfti ior twt'iiiy yaara,
8. H H. ha rnlUm! raenf all oroneu. and tho potiou
it being forced out of mr njnteia 1 will toon t wvll.
n . u uuuiirUJi, uafiiwro, ua
Two month avo mr attention wai oa!lw to the owe
of a wotnaii artliottMl with ft oanoer on hr ihnulrittr at
liMUtt nve luohfifl in oircuinfrvtio, angry, painful, anil
ivintheatitittnort-t day or nltflttf ralxnumtha
ob Ui tied a ii(iply of Bwlft'e Hpvoifle for hrr, Hhe haa
taken 5 btttlta and thn uloer is entirely healed up, only
s very RmtUlKAb remaining, and hvr tiHalth U better
than for 6 yeam past; wfiim to be iHr(Vctly on red.
sKCV. J It HUB U. vAMPBKLIj, uoiumbuj. ua,
I bftve ftfitn remarluMe rrmilU flora una of Hwlft's
Rpeciilo ou a cancer. A voun man htre has Ihh-u
tHicted five yeara with the laont aiiKry-liHikinff est ing
eauoer I evur taw, and was nearly d-L The tlnit hot
tie male a womlttrful ohatign.auil afU-r 8ve but tlt-ewtire
takeiit ho is m arly or quite well It is truly wonderful.
Ju. tT. (JnUMMCy, Al. V., Uit)tll0n. lift.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Tub Rwii flpEmrrn Co.. Drawer 3 Atlantft. Ca,
N. Y. (HHne 159 W. 23d Ht, U t. 6th and 7th Avenuei.
KcaleH of nil Iiintlts.
EVERY SCALE GUARANTEED.
Old Safes taken In Exchange.
Safes Sold on Installments.
Write for Prices.
W. B. WILSHIRE & CO.
Portland and Han Franrlnro.
II. WILHEY,
Of the firm of Fairbanks & Wtlsey, has lust ar
rived from France with taulr third
Importation of
The only direct Importers from France to the
Pacific Coast. Selected by him with great care
from the best stock In France. Uur motto:
"Quick sales and small profits." These in want
of these celebrated horsns can purchase on one
or two yeurs time, with rcawnalile Interest,
and approved security, Kend for Catalogue.
Fairbanks aV U'llMry,
PETAXCMA .... CALIFORNIA.
Norx
coco
THE BiaT
DESICCATED
COCOANUT
Is tiis World
Ask your Grocer lor It
DR. PIERCE'S
KIctro.Matraetie Belt
f ia the only comuleie llfxly.bat.
tenr in tha world. Only one
- generating continuous Elbctso-M ag-
arric Cuaasar. wlthoul Acids.
Cures diaeaM like magic For siala
W female. Hundreda cured I Pamphlet, ttc., fraa.
MAOSTnC ELASTIC T2USI COafPAIT,
f 04 fiacramcnto Street, Saa FnuKlaco.
mil- Jffi-'y
P1ANOH.
steikway;
Orirana, band iiulruu
KKAX It'll a IIACII.
Uabler. Kooniah Pianoa: Bunletl
iriraiw, Oanil liulruiuonta, Inraal a'4iik ! Hheei
lluilo and Hooka llamla aui iilled at (jtatern irloat,
M. (JIUY, H 1'o.t Slreet, Han rraniiio.
PIANOS
A.UOO o anit NnuiiKl-llaiKt llnn
at half lirl'-e. I'lanol 41t and up. AnuV
ell l ian . t'aatory. 34 k X, Kllia ht.. H. I
N. P. N. U. No. &.-ti. If, N. U. No. UA
i rErVEUY f0( CAJAf,lH
KaaytoiiMi. A certain cure. Not expensive. Three
mnmuN' trentment In one parkaicr. 0mh! for (feld
In the lh a.1, lli'iularha, DlMlneaa, Hay Fever, Ae.
Ftflr cents, lly all DrutKlu, or liy mall.
L T. IIAZKL'l lNK. Wnrren, Fa.
The Science of! Life, Only $1.
BY MAIL POST-PAID.
KNOW THYSELF.siJ
"av
A Great Medical Wort on Hanbooi!.
F.ihaiutad Vitality, Nerroua and Thytlcal DeWllty.
Premature Decline iu man, Km in of Youth, and tba un
told mUwriea rwultlns from ImllncreUona or aioeawa. A
bmtk for erery man, young mhlille-agHl and old. It eon
talna IU preo-rlptionn for all acute and ahroulc dlaraara,
each uua of which ! Imalualile. Ho found hy the author,
whoae etperlenee for S3 yeaia la eucb aa prolh)y M?ev
before fell to tha lot of any ihynlclau. Su) lanea, bound
In beautiful Frvurh nuulln, euilniMwd eorera, full rill,
guaranteed to he a finer work In every enee roechamaal '
Uterary and nroleaiional Uian any other work aold In th S
ouuutry for s'J W, im Uie money aillde refunded In every
utitanos. I'dos only SI 00 by mail, pout-paid. IlluaUa
Ura aaniple ft oenta Hend now. Hold medal awarded
the author by tha National atodkal AaaoelaUon, to tbs
oltloera of which he refera.
The Heienoe of Life ahould be read by tba young Ins
Instruction, and I'y the alttlcted fuc rellet It wul uens
fltall. Loudon iAnoul
There la no menilwr of society lo whom tha Hdenes of
Life will not he uartul. whet her youth, parent, guardian.
In truetoeor aleriiynian - Trihuna
A.l.lrmn Um PealKKly Mallral Inntltuta or Dr. W. H.
Puker, No i Uiillnnch ttm-t, U.iaU'n, Mum., who may
be eouiulted na all Uinma reciuliiug akill and aiei
enoe. t'hnmia and oltluate duwaaew a thai
have halfled the klll of all oUior phyn- nr.a.cuua
a aiiecialty. Hucb trvated luoceea- TUVCri V
fully wiUioul an liutance of failure. iniOtLr.
N, H Mend money by Kelitreil letter or P. O. Or
der. UM)ks aan be tent In any addirea on the PadRo
Ooaal aa lately aa at home, ('onrealed In sulntauual
wrappeni hearini onlv the annllrant'. adilrrM
I cure fits;
When i tayTiire 1 do not mean merely totnp iiiura fu
S time and then have them roturn aKeln, I tunna aralt
Cal cure. I have m1 the dlaM of KITS, KI'lLXPnl
or FALLINO HICKNXSSa Itfe-loug linty. Iwa.-rantDi
remedy to cure Ilia went caiee llwauas otueri bava
failed fi no reason for not now receiving a enra, Hend a i
enoe for a treailM and a free Boitl. of my InfaUlbis
remedy. Oira Bipreia anil ruet Offloe. Ik oatul frnt
twttung f. a trial, aud I will cure yi.
Iddrau Pr. U. O. HOOT. lMIarlt..fewTork.
WsiwskmaaWi- siw
Biir.-ui.wllh,.iil..ril ClKOl.r anil coo.ulUlloa Vrefc
CITIAL1 KHttM iOIHCT. ICO Fultw Ot, HwlQft
30 DAYS' TRIAL
aTa I1D eTs
fSl Kma.l
tLFlTllO-Vl
i urraa. i
lj Aepf.iAfr.a am ant on so Dava' Trial TO
OLTAIO Br.LT sna other Kirrrsio
MKN ONLV. YOUNO OR OLD, who are suffer.
Ing from Ksnvois Pkhiutv. hour Viraurr,
Wuniu Yr4KarnKS. and all ibnae dlaeaarsof a
i'r-xtHAl. NTuai, mulling from Asvars snd
Onisa Otpatm, Bieedy relief snd romplels
restoration to Hkai.th, Vhhih and.MsNHjoD
SoaaiNTaitn, SV-nil at once for Uiuatfiited
I'amphlet free. Adi'reas
Voltaio Belt Co., Marstall, Micb.
LINCOLN PLftCCR CO.CAL.Sil
fl (1 1 A P H A M An u" n"h ' rii n sd dolicious
UVknUnnn naVnr. Hnperlor to tho fliioit Im.
OR CANDLE FISH ported larlliia. Ak for thorn.
nissiswiiaiaiiiPMiiisnirajrrialifis-iliinii "1
wiMl
V.imii iiiiiu.u-jMiiujuuiuirrmmrt,,
Tho Strongest and Dest!
THOMAS mini, AnalytloCbemUs,prononnoes
the I.IAN t' PARISH l'DWIIIilt nearly one-third
stronger than any sold on the l'aclllo I'oaajj
HtN FaANCIHCO, HeatemlM-r 34, 1S33,
H. K BOTniN, Prvshlent Ilothln M l 'g fa:
Dkah bin: After careful and onmiilate) ebemloal
analysis of a can of (llant llaklus; Powder, purchased
by ua in open market, wa find that it does mil con
tain alum, acid i hosnhate, terra ll, or any luliiii
ous anhatancea, bill la a pure, healthful Cream Tar
tar llaklng PuWdar, snd aa such can reoouuuend It
to consumers. -yflL T. M'ENZHt.I, ft CO.,
f ennnir Analytic CbondatA
K BKVKni.T COlt, M. I).,
J. I. MKAItH.M. I, Health Offloer.
AI.FUKI) W. PKRRY, M 1) Mnmpeirs of Ban
W. A. I)Ot!(II,ASH, at. I.s 5-Franolneo Board
AUU. ALClta, HI)., J of Uoaltu.
Manolarlared by the ,
bOTIIIN MT'O COMPANY,
17 and 19 Main Htreel, Ran Prandasa
5?J.M.HALSTBAD'S
Belf-ngulaUog
Incubator!
From $20 a p.
Bend fordssurlp.
tlve price list, eto.
Thoroughbred
Poultry and Kinr
'Hill Broadway.
Oakland, CaL
O Al liM A N'Q H,"1, ""finned as the
"WOlVIMn 5 H EST CHEWINU Tl
nCAPU 01 lift II ACCO IS TIIS WOULD.
LICsHun rLUuOns pltitr In every box
TOBACCO n,,rom 16
DEATH
CREAT 50AP WONDER
Manufactured by Alusoi Bros.,
MlDDLSTOWX, Coss. No boiling
la required, snd but Uttla rubbing.
Cleanses the elotbss thoroughly.
Give this Boap a trial For sals by
all Grocers. PaciAe Cosat Agency,
J. Y. Boas, 123 California H treat,
San Frandsoo.
ON'
DIRT
LIFE LOANS
AT 4 PER CENT.
i'rlavlaal need never he raid VrtS 1
V M laag aa latereat la kept ap. . "
7 j security required esrent fev Interest, and then only pennnsl.
loans sre for nnor nr mea "f moilrrsts means. In imounta
IOO. MO rilH LirK. Fnl four cents fu rticulan,
W. AteherU, Maaagsr.ts W. ilk U Ciaclasustl, O.
This BELT or Rerenera
tor ' made eipreswiy for
theeureof derantruments
of tha generative oryans.
There Is no mieuke auouS
this Instrament, the con
tlriious stream of SI fcc
TRIOITY permeaUn-7
through the parts must
restore them to bealthr
action, bo not confound!
Eli wlttTEtortrta Belts
UilLI OiaONslsperlfto pnrpoea
ClsNUia Salt tow its WaaiiUkftMt kb, Cbwa0, U.
ip i4 aPWriV it,! fe rwmi
S' aUaM.as ..'iJ Kt'it.'.i..