Washington independent., April 13, 1876, Image 4

PERSONA!
lKESiDENTMcCoaiis daughter received
over $100,000 worth of bridal presents.
Colon ei. Robert Tyler, sod of ex
President Tyler, edits the New Orleans
Dtmoerat.
Belknap was a man of simple tastes,
lie would not drink champagne when he
could get rye whisky.
Mrs. II. C. Blake has recovered $2,730
from the cityof Lewiston for injuries sus
tained from a defective sidewalk.
The Misses Muller, Max Muller's two
daughters, have passed successful exam
inations at Oxford, in English, French
and German.
Dr. Andrew A. IJoxak says that as a
result of the work of Moody and Sankey
in Glasgow, "they can lay their hands on
7,000 converts who hold out well."
It is stated that Father Ilyacinthe is
about to make thi country his future
home, and will become pastor of a church
in Boston, lie is now forty-nine years
old.
Gail Hamilton dislikes to be ad
dressed by her nom de plume in private
hie. ".My name is Abasrail IJotlge, anil I
live at Hamilton, Massachusetts," she
says.
Congressman IIolman says he never
was a good speaker, and that he has to
hold on to his desk and steady himself
when he pronounces the word "eleenio
syuary."
It is said that "Whitelaw Ilcid has of
fered to make the New York Tribune a
religious daily if the Christian capital
ists will furnish him with funds to retain
control of the paper
Da yard Taylor has accepted the posi
tion of an editorial writer on the New
York Tribune, and will commence work
as soon as his lecture enra;emeiits for
the season will permit.
Isamks that commence with I are in
the shadow. Sec what the world lias suf
fered from Beecher, Bazaine, Bowen,
Bacon, Babcock, Belknap, bribery, black
mail ami the Black lulls I
Cardinal McCloskey has bought, it
is reported, the country residence built
by the late Le Grand Lock wood at Nor
walk, with the intention of making it a
Roman Catholic convent.
Mr. Valentine, the sculptor, has fin
ished the recumbent statue of Robert E.
Lee, and it will soon be placed in a suit
able structure above the Confederate lead
er's grave at Lexington, Ya.
Sir George Elliott, who purchased
the Egyptian railways for English capi
talists, was ouce a pit boy in the mines.
He is now the largest coal proprietor in
the world, and a member of Parliament.
Jefferson Davis now spends his time
in looking after the inttrests of the Mis
sissippi Valley Company, formed to de
velop inter-communication between the
Southern States ami Europe, and in
watching Blaine.
Mr. Randolph Rogers writes from
Rome that the statue of the lute Secretary
Seward is finished, and it will be shiped
in time to "reach this country in May.
It cost if 23,000, and is described as being
one of Mr. Rogers' best productions.
The Hartford City Government lias
named a park in that city "Bushnell
Park," in honor of the Rev. Dr. Bushnell,
who, yo years ago, conceived the project
of making the park out of what was then
one of the most unsightly spots in the
city.
Mr. French, a Newburyport sculptor,
is succeeding admirably in modelling a
half life-size bust of John G. Whittier.
The friends of the poet say he has secured
a perfect likeness, and it is hoped that
copies of the work in plaster and marble
may soon be within the reach of all who
may desire them.
Twenty years ago, when the present
Dr. Eliot was a tutor at Haivard he heard
the students speak of him as "Old Eliot."
But last winter, walking into town one
evening, he met two under-graduates, and
heard one say to the other, when he had
passed by: "I wonder where Charlie is
going at this time of night."
Belknap is not, after all, without a
conscience. When the patriot editor of
the Marshall town J'inwa wrote to him
asking the loan of a Government cannon
to shoot off on the Fourth of July, he
promptly and firmly wrote back: "I
have no more right to lend a gun belong
ing to the United States than the Secre
tary of the Treasury has to lend money."
It is proposed by the Virginia Legis
lature to have the will of Washington,
now tiled among the records of Fairfax
county, and becoming worn out and di
lapidated through the manipulations of
parties examining it, reproduced by the
photographic process for preservation in
lac simile, and for use during the Cen
tennial Exhibition as an interesting con
tribution to its relics.
The Sun says that the Rev. James S.
Payne, who has succeeded Joseph J. Rob
erts as President of the Republic of Liberia,
U not unknown in New York. He is a
full-blooded African, a native of Rich
mond, and was educated at the Moravian
College in Liberia, and was twenty years
or more an authorized missionary to his
adopted country by the Methodist Epis
copal Church of America.
An inquisitive but badly posted Briton
went down to visit Mount Vernon not
long since, and after making many in
quiries, and noting down the answers, lie
said to the superintendent: "Ah! may I
hask you if General Washington was in
the hanny?" "He was, sir," replied the
superintendent. "And on which side,
Union or lie ben "Kebel, sir," was the
reply, which was carefully noted down.
M. Alexander Dumas' sayings and
doings furnish a large amount of mate
rial to the newspapers. A writer in the
London Neuci gives an account of a visit
to him, and describes his personal ap
pearance. "He is tall, stalwart, very
pale, aud his first aspect is proud, cold,
stern, und a little defiant. But he quick
ly thaws and shows himself the most
fascinating of causeura. He is gay, cor
dial, vivacious, and simple, full of anec
dote, wit and laughter, jle seems to wear
his heart upon his sleeve, and to hear his
cocversation is like drinking champagne
of a fine vintage. He talks freely about
anything and everything."
It is said of Mrs. Irving, the winner
of the Greek prize in the recent inter
collegiate college contest, that she is tall,
slender, nervous and active, dresses for
health, and in a style to suit herself, is a
famous pedestrian, and has always had
an ambition to do Europe on foot. Last
summer she and a few of her Cornell
companions took their skiff at Ithaca
and rowed down Cayuga Lake, tip the
Seneca river to Geneva, thence up Sencc
Lake to Watkins. They visited the fa
mous glens and all the romantic scenery
of those beautiful lakes, tenting out all
the time, and returned to Cornell in the
same manner.
Some Traits of Beethoven.
Beethoven used to sit for hours at the
piano, improvising the thoughts which
he afterwards jotted down on paper, and
subsequently elaborated into the music
with which he astonished the world. If
he discovered that he had been overheard
at such times as happened once when
Cipriana Potter called upon the great
composer and was &howu into an ad
journing room he was incensed to the
highest degree. In another inoou, and
especially after he had become deaf.
while working out a subject in his mind,
he would leave his house at night or in
the early morning, and walk for many
hours through the most remote and soli
tary places, through woods and by lakes
and torrents, silent aud abstracted. In
this way he sometimes made the circuit
of Vienna twice in a day, or, if he were
at Baden, long excursions across the
country. When engaged in his magnifi
cent Sonato Appasaionata he one day
took a long walk with Ferdinand Ries,
his pupil. They walked for hours, but
during the whole time Beethoven spoke
not a word, but kept humming, or rather
howling, up and down the scale. It was
the process of incubation. On reaching
home he seated himself at the piano with
out taking off his hat, and dashed into
the splendid finale of that noble work
Once there he remained for some time,
totally regardless of the darkness, or the
fact that he and Ries had had nothing to
eat for hours. His appearance became
perfectly well known to people of all
classes, who exclaimed, "There is Beeth
oven," when they saw him ; and it is re
lated that once, when a troop of charcoal
burners met him on a country path, they
stood on one side, heavily laden as they
were, to let him pass, for fear of troub
ling the great master's meditations. When
composing in his own room at home, he
would sometimes walk about in a reverie,
pouring cold water on his hands alternate
ly, from jug after jug, till the floor of the
room was inundated, and the people
came running up-stairs to know the
cause of the deluge. At his death he
left, beside his finished works, a quantity
of rough sketches, containing, doubtless,
the germs of many more works, winch
never passed the stage in which they ap
pear there. The first draughts of his-wcll-known
compositions show the suc
cessive alterations which their 'subjects
suffered before they pleased him; and
these form a most interesting 6tudy, as
exposing his manner of working. One
of his sketch books has been published
in extemo, and besides a host of matters
of minor interest, it contains throe sep
arate draughts, at length, of the finale of
one of his SytnpJtoniea a striking proof
of the patience with which this great and
hery genius perfected Ins masterpiece,
Even when completely finished and per
fected to his own satisfaction, Ins manu
script presented many difficulties to the
reader, and his copyists ami engravers
arc said to have had a hard time ot it. In
one of his letters, in which he gives his
publishers the corrections of some proofs
ot a stringed quartet, he concludes iy
saying that "It is four o'clock. I must
jHst this; and am quite hoarse with
stampiti!" anil swearing." MiicmilUin'a
Magiziii4.
Some One to Love.
Perhaps one of the most positive proofs
we have of the soul's independence of the
body is our frreut need of love and of
something to love. Were we mere ani
mals creatures doomed to erish after a
few years ot lite in tins world that
which contents the brute would also con
tent us. To eat and sleep well, to have
an easy time of it, would be enough. As
it is, we may have all these thinjrs and
health to enjoy them, and yet be utterly
wretched. Neither can mental food
satisty us. "borne one to love, is our
heart's cry.
When the atmosphere of tenderness is
about us we rejoice; when people are
harsh and unkind we suffer. We begin
life wishing to love all people, and be
lieving that they love us. Experience
hardens us. Our dear ones grow fewer;
but as long as reason lasts, we must have
some one we must at least imagine that
some one loves us. The parents, sisters
and brothers that dearest friend whom
we promise to love and cherish until
death parts us these come into our lives
and nil them up. Afterwards come the
little children frail helpless babes who
need our care so much, and friends to
whom we are not kin, yet who grow dear
to us.
Some have many loved ones and some
but one. Heaven help those who have
none, though they are generally to blame
for their empty-heartedness, for kindness
wins love. They are always wretched.
and they often show their craving for
something to love by cherishing some
dumb animal a dog, a kitten, a parrot,
perhaps, on which to lavish caresses,
which, bettor spent, would have bound
some pyor heart to theirs. Pride or
morbid sensitiveness may have been at the
bottom of their loneliness, and these ets
fill the aching void a little!
Some one to love! It is the cry of the
human soul, the note to which every hu
man heart responds; the bond which will
bind us all together in that other world
where mourners shall be comforted and
love shall reign forever.
A Sea Serpent. The bark Tmdine
arrived at Zanzibar with coal. When off
Cape St. Roquc, South America, a sight
was presented that made the crew aghast
nothing less than the great sea serpent
engaged in a conflict with a whale. It
had wound itself twice round the whale,
and was twirling it with tremendous ve
locity, lashing the water into foam. The
noise could be distinctly heard on board,
ami after battling for some time both dis
appeared. The serpent's length can lie
imagined. It had two coils round a full
sized sperm whale, with thirty" feet clear
at each end. Its diameter was from three
to four feet. They saw it twice afterward.
Ouce it came very close to the vessel, and
raised itself about sixty feet out of the
water, as if about to attack them. I have
questioned men and officers, trying to
find out any discrepancy between their
statements, but I am a convert to the be
lief that it was seen. A naval officer
writes to the Weatern Morning Neira to
precisely the same effect; and the officers
of her Majesty's ships on the station are
said to be convinced of the truth of the
story.
Jl'DOE
-, of Toledo, Ohio, has a
little, four-year-old boy, who, one day,
when company was present, wished a seat
at table, but was sent away with the re
mark that his whiskers were not long
enough for him to sit there. The little
chap took his seat by a stand where the
servant gave him his dinner. While eat
ing it the house-cat came purring round
him when he said,-
"Oh, go off! Your whiskers are big
enough to eat at the other table."
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
The industrial condition of the coast, as
viewed from our standpoint, is of the mot
promising character; with uftundunce of rain
well distributed throughout every portion of
the countiy and a much greater area of land
cultivated than ever before, the agricultural
productions of every description will wiih
out doubt be much larger than those of any
previous year. It U now- pretty certain that
we shall have all we need for home consump
tion as well as immense quantities for ex
port. The only question to he solved is in
regard to the market to be supplied. Eng
land and China will probul.lv take all the
surplus wheat and flour. The Eastern de
mand for our native wines and fruit is con
stantly iuereaing and markets for all we
can produce will probably be found as needed.
Silver is still a drug in the market, present
rates of discount remain at 4J'(5 per cent,
with a strong probability of a till further
advance in rates. Tonnage remains about
as last quoted, say :l(l, t J 5s for wood and
iron ships, with i-'i.OOO tons tirst-class grain
carrying ships in harbor disengaged. We
have not as yet heard of any engagements
for the new Iron. By latest advices from
Europe we are led to believe that crops of
cereals will be ligbt this year, in consequence
of the late heavy storms. Prices of wheat
have within the week jiast advanced materi
ally without, however, affecting this market
to any great degree, as we hear of but few
transactions only live ships having been
chartered for w heat during the month. Flour
is unchanged in prices except for the best Ex
tra Family brands, which have advanced; for
all other descriptions rates are linn, with
an active demand for home consumption
and for export. The market for barley
is tirm at our quotations, with an active de
mand for feed and a lighter export demand
for brewing. Oats are in f.wr demand, at full
rates, with continued free receipts from Ore.
gon, by sea. Hye is in light stock the demand
is active and fair prices are obtained. Kuck
wheat is scarce aud an advance in prices is
noted the demand being greater than the
supply. Corn is in fair demand at a
slight advance. loans are in large stock,
ami prices rule low, with a fair extort demand.
Potatoes are in active demand at advanced
prices, the receipts being short of the de
maud; choice arc unite scarce and high, w hile
inferior qualities are plenty, making u wide
margin in prices. The fall clip of wool has
been cleaned up; a few lots of the spring
clip have been received from the Southern
counties; low rates are predicted for the
season. Receipts of fresh roll butter have
been quite light, say about equal to daily
consumption; prices have undergone no
change. New California cheese is in fair re
ceipt and prices case oil. Eggs are more
plentiful, and with free receipts of i regon and
Eastern, prices for fresh California have de
clined. Choice green fruit is scarce and tinds
a ready market at high rates.
WHEAT The market here continues quiet,
although an advance in prices is noted, cor
responding with the late rise in prices in
Liverpool. Present quotations are as follows:
Fair to choice export grades, 1 ." jl T';
choice lots for milling range from H 'jnu'($l '.".
The latest Liverpool quotations lire for
average, 10s liit&lOs 5d; Club, 10s ll(,tli)s.
F LOU It. We note an increased demand
for export, and an active demand for
home consumption, with fair transactions
within the past week; prices for the finest
grades continue tirm and unchanged. Com
moil brands are steady at rates long current.
We quote country brands of superhne as sell
ing within the range of $4 'Si (it ?t ";
standard brands, f 4 T.'m'i $ 00; extra t-upcr-line,
$5 rt(it,t?i T-V Extra family is jobbing
ultti tUdii 37 the latter an extreme price.
HAKLEV. 1 lie demand for export is mod
erate; the home demand continues active;
prices are without change, though ruling
low for all descriptions. Coast feed is now
quotable within the range of $1 ''nf 1 .";
Bay Brew ing is held at $1 Siul$ ;."; Chev
alier, fair to choice, ft 40 y cental.
OATS. Receipts from ull quarters con
tinue large. Iced is in light demand at 10
(fil'i'iO. Choice qualities lor milling purposes
are quotable at i'l K'ii'i per cental.
KYE. Receipts are very light with a good
demand. The range of prices for the week
have been f 1 Mf I ", the latter uu ex
treme rate for extra choice.
BUCKWHEAT. A good article is scarce
and in demand at :J UOo 'St y loo lbs.
CORN. The present range in prices shows
a wide margin, which is owing to variations in
qualities. '1 he market is well supplied. J-ales
are made within the range of fl ol Si
for good to choice "in order."
BRAN and Mll'ULLMid. The mill prices
are now fi 50 for bran, and fi7 oO y ton
for middlings. The demand is good.
HAY. Choice wheat is in good demand,
now selling ut 1 17 oop.i oo per ton. The
range of prices for all other kinds is from
1 14 OO per ton upw ards.
STRAW. A good article is salable at tVUtg
lc V bale.
CEMENT. Eastern Roscnd.de Is quotable,
-2 "t'Hfl OO jobbing at (:i S(d$:i "; Port
land, 4 7H'- OO jobbing at i Suit ."
(i bbl.
LIME. Santa Cruz, in large lots, 00;
retailing at i St y bbl.
1'LA-SIER The product of ti e Coldt
('ate Mills is furnished to tin- trade at f :J UO(ii
: S t bbl.
BEANS. The supply is large; general qual
ity good ; transactions have I.i-cn large of
late and prices are tirm at our quota
tions. Lots from Wharf are quotable as
follows: Bayos,:,,;';)-; White,((i.,4c; Pea,
I'2'' f'k ttl,a -W-!ic; large
Butter, 2c; small do, lie y tb. Castor
beans are in request. The mills here are
paying 4c for ull clean lots.
SEEOS. There is a good demand for
all the varieties, and prices are tirm at our
quotations. We quote: Flax, ft D, 'fyC''c;
Mustard, white, I J(4-Jc; Mustard, Brown, "J
So; Canary, lrKd-JOe; Alfalfa, 1 lu I:.'tc.
HOI'S. As yet we have no change, to re
port. There are but few sales to record
and but a very small portion of the crop has
been sold. Prices are exceedingly low and the
demand very light, the present range being
I0(tt.l7c as extremes. Holders are looking to
the Eastern states and to England for a mar
ket, with a fair prospect of a foreign demand,
with an improvement in rules.
HONEY. We have moderate free supplic
of comb. Strained is in light supply at ad
vanced prices. The home demand is fair. We
quote: white comb at 1u,SZ,.jV ; dark, do.,
1 ." 17c; strained is tirm within tin: range
of I0ul:ijic for dark, and PJ(ti"l.V Tor light.
BEESWAX. Receipts are light with a fair
demand. We note sales at ;7"j;0c, the lat
ter a jobbing price for choice.
POTATOES. Present receipts are moder
ate; the demand is active for choice which
command high prices. Inferior qualities are
in fair supply. Our quotations areas follows:
(iood to choice, 0O(j5J Si; all otliciB
1 OOuiSt 5o y loo lbs.
ONIONS. Receipts 8re large and prices
weak at our quotations; a large proportion
of those received being of poor quality.
Choice Silverskins now command 1 'mitt
$1 '-!, on the w hal f.
HIDES. Prices remain steady for all
kinds and the market is very dull at our quota
tions. Following are cash rates paid in this
market: Dry, 15c, for usual selections; W et
Salted are quotable at J7c. The New York
price at date given at JOufJOje, gold, for dry.
TALLOW. The market is quiet and dull,
with a strong tendency to lower rates. The
nominal oriees are bV?7c for common to choice.
POULTRY. The market demand at date ia
good; our daily receipts are moderately light,
prices are lower. We give the present
rantre as follows: Hens and Riwistcrs, $t'0(
f 'J IK) y doz; Broilers, l 507 50 y do;
Geese, tame, 00(3:$ 50 IK pair; Iuck, do.,
$10 UOuUllOO V doz.; Tut keys, 'iJc for
live and til(iri5c for dressed.
CATTLE. Choice beef is scarce and high.
Hogs are in better supply and prices have de
clined. The following re the wholesale
rates: Beef, .il0c, according to quality;
I' llve liiille: Mutton. 5,ibc: Hog are quot
able as follows: on foot, 7(cj7'ic; Hogs dressed,
'.(,? 10c ; the latter price for choice small ones.
DAIRY PRODUCTS. Receipts of fresh roll
butter have been moderate for the past week,
though fully equal to daily requirements;
low prices continue to rule the market.
The range is now 2035(Z:i7e, the lat
ter an extreme price for the lest qualties,
by the box. The stock of Eastern is excessive
and in lightdemand;quality generally inferior.
New California Cheese comes in slowly, and
price are well sustained now selling at 14
16c. Fresh California eggs are in moderate
eupplv, quotable at 25e V doz. The market
is well supplied with Eastern, quotable at
lSS-JOc, in order.
GREEN FRUITS. Los Angeles Orange,
30 00(345 00 y M; Limes, 15 0O(3i0 0O y
M; Sicily Lemons, box, 12 UH3I13 00; Ba
nanas, y bh, fZ 50(33 50; Pine apples. V
doz. frt 00; Apples, green, box, $i OOj
$300; Pears, $1 75((53 00 V box; Crantwr
ries. 13 00(i?U 00 y bbL Cocoanuts, 7 00
g3 00 y 100.
ITew Willcox St Gibfcs Automatic Tension
Silent Sewing Machine.
The latt.it and most marvellous invention
In Sewing mechanism. The mJy SEWING
MACHINE that can be used buecessfully
without instruction or experience. Invariably
doe irj'tct onJ tl-iral'ti -oi I. Send for circu
lars and price lists to Willcox A: flihbs Sew
ing Machine Company 111 Post street, San
Franc':.- o. E. B. Ci ti.kk, (Jf-ncral Agent.
The Luge, drastic, giiping, sickening pills,
constructed of crude, coarse and bulky in
gredients are fast being superseded by Dr.
Pierce's Plea-ant Purgative Pellets, or Sugar
Coated, Concentrated Root ami Hwrbal .luicc,
Anti-Bilious Granule the "Little Giant" Ca
thartic or M nltma in ' Physic. Modern
Chemical Science enabL-s DrI Pierce to ex
tract from the juices of the most valuable
root and herbs their active medicinal prin
ciples, which, when worked into little Pel
lets or Granules wirc-ly lurijrr than munturd
nd, renders each little Pellet as active and
powerful us a large pill, while tlo y are much
more palatable and pleasant in elfect.
Dr. Iu v A. Tiiayek, of Baeonsburg, Ohio,
writes: -1 regard your Pellets as the best
remedy for the conditions for which you pre
scribe them of anvthiiiLf I have cvcr'nscd, so
mild and certain "in cllect, and leaving the
nowcis in an excellent condition. It seems
to me they must take the place of all other
cathartic pills and medicines."
Lvov A; M icoMitFi:, druggists, Vermillion,
D. T., say: "We think thev arc going to cll
like hot cakes as soon as people get acquaint
ed with them and will spoil the pill trade.
as Tiiose that have usctl them like them much
better than large pills."
Cantkk ( is he Ci kf.o. Dr. Boxn, of
J liilailelpliia, announces his discovery for
the radical cure of Cancer. .V. Knif! A'o
J'ltt'nf Xtt l iriisfir.' Remedies with full direc
tions sent anywhere. Pamphlets and articu-
hlrs i.-llt t,:. It-LSI VI it t .iMii llr If
T. Bo.i.,V,:N..rth Broad st., Philadelphia, Pa!
A rosixiVK cure for diabetes, gravel,
Bright's disease, dropsical swellings non-rc-
tciition or incontinence, mid all diseases of
the bladder ami kidnevs, is Kkauni:v's Ex
tk t limir. As for "it and take no other.
Stud by druggists everywhere.
Pki:i k tiov ix PiiorooitAi-us. The beau
tiful "Spherical" patent applied for), by I
W. Taber V Co., No. o,; Montgomery street
opposite Lick House, near Sutter. Great re
duclion in prices.
Vom'mes op Tkstivhixv in favor of Hai.eV
IloNKV OC HoKF.Hol WO M TAK.asa soi l ilii
for throat and lung diseases, are pouring in
iroui au pans or iiie country.
I'ik'''lulli:i li" Ir., cure In I minute.
A Ci ke for rheumatism, simple, but pene-
iiaiing lo ! nc scar ot .uii uml giving instant
relief, is Ira pier's Indian Oil. Sold every
where, at lifly cents per patent flask.
mi i.i. Kir rKititi.K : TAt i.r.M.
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trillTs liy I P I 1 'i receive (in. Mlp! mtrntloll. !
lurwstrileU Per Weils. Kri'. ( .t.. CO. I.. snl.leet t.t
i.r,Viil. Address f. ML'l.LKi:. pticiiiii. IS. Muut
inniiery M.. near Itu-U .Sju k ranciocu. Lai.
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ruiun'i Sons. H'I"ii, Mas.
rfif-irnfl er Ihv al home, ierina tree. Adilreaa
uMiPZU ti. M inson & Co.. Portland. Maine.
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Maliuiacliirtj-
llerry sit., helaeeti Irli atxl 5th, San Kranciseo.
St r f ( MONTI! Amenta H ;if.teii cverTi7V.T
VL r I I r.n-inesil rulilc iiinl ilrt i l.isa. J'ar-
tljj(JU !!uiir sent free. ..lr.-.
T .1. VWilM It A o.,st. Isiti;, Mn.
1l tl'j HUT!! I I !!:
I UK WiiNHKIiU'L I'l IK Hot " Pt'FK!
I,04M icing tf Niiinkr nut ol tins M.itntMl lx.
Kinlles ntnu-eiiieiit ti .r t lie c h 1 lit ren. eht. a llti lull
thro Mniix, ! anjf iMrc-i, upon rerehit of 'tie.
A mil ii -intnl. . t . A. I. I li 1 1 H . I. A- t o.,
: Ii. y street. New York.
'ASTi:i AKVrt.-.!. irr lj uaratT
tl f teefl to sell art icles lor ladles' and chiMrcii'a a' ear
lmlis-iisalile. Patented and of re;ii merit. Ilave
only t. he etliilnted to sell. Adopted and reconi
Inei.ileil t.y bailies' resa Keforiu l oiiiiiutlce of lite
f lilted Mnte. Kor .-in iciilars, a.l.lre-s
KI.I.IS MANI KAI I I IIIMi Co.. Waltlmtn, M una
' I Teeth Saved, i "
1.IM.K.SS I K T 1ST II Y. N I Tirol's OXIDKt.AS
administered lor paiiili' extraction of teeth,
set-" ol Artitii i;it Teeth a irr inted ! last tell Jeara.
from HMO til-ward, otlice, Ijn stilterarreef. San'Krau
ciseo. i t e t he e!ei utor i. I HI. I . MOUK KW.
. r... j. lTcogswell,
DENTIST,
. :h lii-arii) ut.. near Ituxl.
SAN HI A N 1st :o
""roCIIKAXU & KK'IIMONlV
DENTISTS,
H0 M irket Street. Corner St'tckton. San Fr.itielsi'o.
1,'OU A ;)! KKT t K TKKTH I.A I'tilll VfJ (IAS
administered and warranted perfectly ale for all.
t llllim Teeth at reaaoiiahle rate. 20.1 Third Street,
nercrlloward. I HI. W IX -
4AI.IKOKM A IVIItfr: IV OK 144.
Ksf.ttlllshed in lsTti
i:cKri:LiVT v: co
Of all kinds. Atrenf" for llollowav'fc Kire Kxtln
truishcr. li t ( Ut Klrrn.N. K.
lend for circular and price list.
SCREW, BOLT AND NUT WORKS
MAM K At TllilUS OK MACHINK. f ' A f Mil At. K,
Pl.oW and everv description of ICOI.TM. a!o.
Set Screws and Tap flolt. Screw , I;. .11 Knds. Ac.,
at the lowest rat. -s. Itollw and Clialn lor flows
and Airnctiitiira! Mulunery. made a pcciltv. I1 MM
A O.. inland IIS I'.eile Street. San Kraiiclwo. al.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
ItM-iTKW.-A I.IVK III IM:m I Jf
T in each county on this coast, with from J.nt
to .". eapit . or one w h . e 111 -ne security to take
a yalnahle Ini-iness. Address 1". O. ":il'.t. Sail
Kranc!sco.
FULLED RAWHIDE.
IIKI.TI Single and douhle, of current aljtea,
const tnt ly 011 hand, at cost prieis.
Heavy and li'lit, cut or in aides, from
mt.tHt upward.
II. IIOYKII. Patentee and ole Manufacturer,
4:ty Itrannan street, San Krancisco.
THE PERFORATED
Frictional Belt
IrVli: IMIKt'M ATlsM, Il'MHAtiO AM KlllNKV
otnplaiiita. It is all Klastie and Perforated, haa
all the Im I itialitie of the 1". irons Piaster, and aup
porta the affected parta at the same time.
OUR ELASTIC SUPPORT BELT
Is unequalled a a an Ahdiminal ami Spinal Support,
either for ladies or rent It-men. and Is highly recom
mended hy all physiciaua as the ta'st supporter ever
presented lo the puttllc.
orders received f r lilt. ROU K'N I T.iHTIC
TK t MM, for the radical cure of Kl'l'Tl UKS.
605 Sacramento Street. S. F. 005
glScud stamp tor t Irculara.
BUY THE STANDARD":
l i n Ii
STI OKBAKKK WAiJOXS
Iron Axle and Tliiinlih- Skein,
Farm, Tr.tM
A Nil JlRAItKK,
7sr j c
TllUFK Sl'KIXO
axii Foru Spring
A line lot of Uacglra and ( arrlatr, in st.s-k.
Ji?Stnl for I'rice Usta. ,j
E. E. AMES. Gen ! Ag t. - - Sacramento. Cal.
P. N. P. C.
No. 87.
FOLEY & JONES,
HIDES, WOOLr'sHZZP SZI1TS,
TAll-OW A!l ri'RM,
19and Sl Orntnm Street. Saa f'ranclaco
tmiiiKhmt market price paid.
CALVERT'S
CAKUULIC
SHEEP WASH
ti per gallon.
T. W. JACKSON, 8n rn
Cisco, Sole A retit for Caltlor
nia and Nevada
T
C S: P. II. TIPJISLL & CO
I
mroKTKita a x ft MsNi raeTt-KirBa or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
J. 4I t l.AV NTKKKT,
Between Fanaotue and Itattery, 6 AN KUANC1SCO.
Manufacturer of vtn' ...... ....1 -i.n.
dien. KINK CALK Hoot's. ' '
Order solicited and promptly filled. All ! D(I
qualltiM made at the lowest market prices.
. .. ,nr kmhi ami nricea.
AGENTS WANTED.
CENTENNIAL MEDALLIONS,
htruck in H.lid Albiita Hat, cou il in appearance.
wear and color lo
KOMI MI.VKIt tilt UOI.If.
rresciitiiHT a lance variety of la-autiful lrl;H
III llrliel. '
These Medallions are larger than a Silver Trade dol
lar, la itiif I inch. 111 liameter. handsomely put up
and aell readi yataitrhl. I 11 v. most vai.l B1.BSc.ivr
mks a m MrttkM.ii r.v kii ii i n. A complete
outlit of lliat'inlli cut s.iui,'e. .,r akreiils.iu veivet-lllieil
Miir.H-co i a-including the Itu-t ,,f (eora-e Wash
IntfN.n." I. rand Kntrance I nleruat ioiiai ! nhililtlon.
Memorial Mail (Art t.a.l.ryi. lioiliculttiral Hall.
Main Hiiihiini.-. and the t'raiid reprcH-nlatioti of the
Surntnir of the Iteclaration of I n.!c.eli.lciice ( designed
liy 1 iiinihiill 1, in irilt-Mii hy mail 011 receipt of draft
or I'ost Oltice order for flail, or will ship lr expreaa
C. O. I. uiNiti rei eipt of i-kiitifH. Agents'
ircular and Trice List and me sample aeht iiimiii
re4-eipl. ot M Is liniiK-ime profits. Sells at slht.
hsteiisive tields for enterprise VWrca
U. S. MEDALLION CO.. 212 Broadway,
P. 0. Boi B270. New York.
You sIiouM Insiiic your Life in tin?
PACIFIC
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Or CALIFORNIA,
Ho. 11 Second St., Sacramento.
ACCUMULATED TUND, NEARLY
SIX, 3 GO, OOO.
IIW,MW . tpi ot el Nrrui lllra le.o.
Itel it Ilia tli I allforiila Hlale
lenrlitient Ma Hrrurlly for
I'ollcy-llttltleia cry tt lie re.
I.n.AMi M ANKOli!,
.1. II. CAUIiol.U -
A. t . V A I.I.I A X r. -
I'l 'Csillfllt.
Vice I'residi tit.
Secretary.
Isinw eccry description of approved I.tnt. Fv
Imiw m r r. 11 lid .lol s r Li K K I'oi.k 1 km. tmyalile in
iol.i ..r ut t'eiicy at the opt ion of tin- 1 1ip.11 1 er. at
rates as low as other mutual eontpanieti.
It receives h higher rale ot int. on Its Investment-than
is rei cited l.y any other Lite Insur
ance I omp.iny in tlie counti .
Insure NOW , tor lh..it.-h yoii may Im' well to-tlay,
next week or ii t inoi.tii )..u limy l.eci. me un
insurable. -i i : 1 n:i:ss & cisawfokh,
t;Ft:i:. i. A'iicx ts.
215 Sinccmo Street, San Francisco.
17IUD HlVATER.
If yea ever intend fcnyinj a WI17D
MILL, cxamins the rcccri cf the s;lid
wheel E:LIPS2, tested S years ; CCOO in
operation UMPEOV ED Hand cr Wind
mill Ferce Pn-nps ; Second-hand STEAK
Machinery ; CHEAT. Write r.o f:r cir
culars, cr call. C:IAS. F. HOACr, 113
Leale St., San Francisco.
&;B ARIA IU'S VEGETABLE C3UGH DROPS
I lie f r.'atcat i.emeiiy 01 iiie ajfe lor an
ril.'.OAT AXI I.I ' Nil t OMri.AINTS-
VrrHiilel to nr. bold every.
v-0 i where. Depot, at Market ri.. eau rran-
w. mi u
-
'IIK ttV MXINKm T.-I
1 unrivaled a a remedy. Nu Moraeman ahoiild l
without It. .ood alike ror Minor ltsT. for Fprslim
Hrnis . ithauiitatiHtii, Mud Keter, Sw elllni, etc.
Try it and you will use no other.
MUM Kit I I.I.I . WW,
8 f IiKMoVKl to "' New Motittfomery St., one
hl.M-k south ..I ilace Motel. San r ranelacit.
'I'UK t.tlKAT CATII KM' AXI IlKtil'LATolt
nrelv aretahle - for I sM isia. I ml it'est ion. on
stipaltoti of the I'.owels. 1 1. lia in li i at I. hi of the kidlic).
and al! n-eas-s ..r trie nter aim oowcis
I. I I.I.I Ms A .. Ii trler.
b.V New M .l tH"liii i M., San I rahclsco.
s I'kivi inn, '!.., Kelt, i'.tb, Islfi.
Messrs. Wil l i imi A Co:
i. ruilt mm It l with the greatest
pleasure that I cinlorse your Y kkh III kn a III IT tens.
I have never In the w hole course of my life found
such instant and permanent relief at I have found
from the use of tour most invaluahie coni..uinl. 1
have Ix e'i suhjected to cosliveuee and a torpid livet
for five years, or wh'ch I am now entirely cured, after
luinir only t wo iHitt ea of your Y kkh 4 lit. 1 am
cert tin that it was YtKit Hi 1st lliat cured me ol
I he palpitation of I de heart. I am. f-lltleinen. inosl
happy to slate that throuirh the use of your ItiTTKKa
I am t.. . lav a well man. Kor all w 'shtiiK In lie con
vinced ii the hIh.ic. I will fcrue you my realdence:
'it la ldersdorlf st., San t-'t ai.ciaco.
.lollX It KTKKKK.
McCormick's Mowers
and Reapers.
KverylxMly knous Unit .NKl'uiiiiu Vi
Heaper! ami Mowers liuve a worll-iJe
reiutation. Mt C'oiinif k' inventions n
tlifsc uwicliines have been tlie most im
Mrtunt ever patented in t!iior any other
countrv. Selling thou:tnU of them in
tlie ohler States, in the face of all kimli
of opposition, the inventors ami maker
who have an immense factory,) have not
hitherto pushed the machines on this
Western shore, as they now intend to.
Farmers can depend iion every machine
and all its pirts when sent out from the
factory of this old established firm.
Xs. :&:exa-T,
(lr.er.1 A.e-t f.r It. l--rlfl -!.
106 Oavif Strett. San Franclsc.
JA9EA A. SIIUF.R, .
POUTLAM. OREGOX.
r s
K. II. KITTItKlMiK & CO.
si CCEssCllt lu
TOII1T Tu. IZ-A-X-Xj,
Maiiufacturcra and 1. alert In
DOORS, WINDOWSI
Maiiufacturcra and J (. alert In
ar
Window Weights, Cords and Pulleys,
VH0t.rAtK M r.KTAII..
n ie one ot the l.ir.'i l am! If it a.U. Which
offer at low pr.cct.
1 1 and 13 t alifot nia ut. and III and 1 l Market m.
S FKM !' , I'. O. li t X Jills.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
91U IIhvIm Mlrert,
Mr "raiiclro.
Eureka Cilyeerine and t aritoiie sheep inp: roici-p
Shears; Wied Sacka and Tw I tie cuiistautly on lial.d at
low price.
CAR IE TREATED
WITH SUCCESS
At the Inline of the patient
W ithoiit the uco the
KNIFE OR CAUSTICS
and wltliout pain. Addreaa
Or. A. H. BROWN.
NEW IIAVEV. CONN,
Correspondence from plili lana alan oliclci.
COLD
V A If ll K 1)1 6
... -m r-
.... MJ V
V-j-y fRMNCISCO Wr
114 and 118 BEALE ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
Hoffmann's Patent Lipid Fertilizer,
N A IITK'I.E Vol! KEIITII.IZINti THE Mill,
and protect. nu Seeds and I'lants trom the ravatfe.
td insects, worms and siicli small annuals as are de
structive to v.v. lati'e life. A 'so lor testintr tlie iferiul-natina-
iiuality ofs.eils. The I.ImuIiI 'rrlllly.er
will lie furnished at the pi Ice oi t fen I ri.
lull, cither in ciins of t wo und a half ami tte nnnii
respectively, or in liarrels. A lila-ral iliactnint will lie
made on laiyc orders. I tirecl ion. sent w M h t lie article.
Ilor I- M V X A t. KEEN E. care of ducks. jiuih rt A
.rc u III X alotua st , near New MoMoniei , K. K
A. POTTER,
MIOtHIOl NTHKLT. Mil Flltnclaco
hole Ai?cnt lor J'acillo Coast for sale of Mai IHV,
H a I K tu A' n's
laU-ii. fiSaiiy; Iftlgci'M,
ROLTKISS, ami LATH 3IACIIINKS.
Einerv llurr's Sa'- fi iiiiiiucra, Kaw I'pseta. tiariiea
h im it l.iithk and Scroll Saw. Send lor Circular and
I'rice List
'A'rutlf .Miirlt.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Tor Sale by All Grocer.
mM racTt i:ki bv
D. CALLACHAN & CO.
121 FRONT STREET.
8 AX FKAXi ISCO.
B.GALLXAGJ-IER S
CARRIAGE
REPOSVITOiRY.
ASOLE,AGENT7
JAMES CUNNINGHAM & SONS7
X CARRIAGES HEARSES
fft MIMWIIIW lT,. . V.
Pend fot illustrated circular and I'rice List.
KENDALL'S
Improved Quartz Mill
QUARTZ MINING REVOLUTIONIZED
4 I fCIIT. f IIKAI' and I'OWKIJKI'L MILL at one
half the root of the usual kt) le. bend lor lire ll
lar and I'rice List to
STEPHEN KENDALL,
rrf or f. ii iiMiinitiii,
113 ftiol 11.1 rrrwonl Ml..
Mnn Krniirlaco. I'hI.
PATENT ADJUSTABLE
Dn nrl Cniiiinn
M??. Lidiiu oawiiiu
iaiiini:s.
Three tilftereiif tvle are Imllt
latrsc !. for null work.au tlmwn
In cut: I'.racktl, or Midi-
inn. with Matiotiarv lop;
and Tlpplntf Top, as allow II
III cut or llracket saw
The machlneii are worked
W illi the least lost lime In
adiustiior. and are iruarau
teed to work a well as any
machine iiiad., cosllna"
twice the money.
tS'l-F'-l i KKn Mr
l MImIwii Ml.. Mm ii franrlaro,
illK.'vOO In lie r?iviile! atr.miir thfl i
Tmost aiicceasftil -riwi r w lift shall
iir'dure fie tneeest qtiint it v mnn
lit. of lirill and A 1,111 A
potato, i'rtca of each, 1 s-r lit.
CENTENNIAL PREMIUMS.
IAO n " awnrd'd fnrthalieat
...lied ion. ne neck in ll. of Itota
toea nitri diieeii I y u since lijCT.
Hi!in lortha latt and moat prom-
isina eellinpa rit inert tnia year Irnm
I'rlnclr, II i Itridlaed I'wlul
weed. I'ackets cf 'Jt aerda, 60 eta.
M -i i ua c 'ti.ect atiia .r wtiicii inn last
t u prelum nc ' " 'to 1 1 1 rtfl im If rirnbited at
Ihel ,'entenntal L.lntiition, (u I'hiladcljihia, in October
and pretn .im will I" awarded ly their r mm it tee.
Lor conditeip rnj full parfculara fend luriur I'otato
i'retninitl I 't ul.-.r, l iaili'd free lo a I.
1;iUm' lllMsiruted Meed C HlHlArne irilAmt.
tiir a Iriihia In t.ia I lower and Kil lien l.artli n, con.
tainn ad rip'iva lit tif iVIO nirii tie ot f .anlcti. KielfJ
and Katwar K.-e.ta, With ephril directutrik for culture,
sipixi'. several hundred niern vinei, and a Iteautilully
colore.! lit hi.rap'i. Sent. s. pa id, for :1S cent a.
Hllwa'a liarilrarr' AlmMmte and l'si."' flfi
hi,em ,'i.iW.a. ti-hl -m I '.,., I Hi pares. IteantU
fu'lr i'ltist ruled, mailed to all atdtlteanta inchauna lOcta,
Itllaa'alllMat railed I'ulM I w atalMru wnililtil
a deaeriia'iva lis! of all tha Itsw varietiea mcently intro
duced with, many other rlsairaltla aorta. alart much useful
information upon thair cultivation. SipacaLlOcaata,
B. K. BLISS A. SONS.
P.O. naiNa. jrj'J. 34 lUfrUHt., NjY.
" al m - -mr
P.I). IIM 9
PUMPS
MINING
IMACHINEE
SM'f IIOIR PUmM. IX Kill' A .:
for Kami st.a lt and liriKation. Hlua'a I u.
rlkl 'ltte. ess-clally adapted for IlulU r anil
C liee rw toriea. or any mechanical purpose reiiuir
liiif from t to Itl 1 1 or ae power.
Alwi, rountaiua. Statuary nrure, Vaaen. KustlC
f hairs and Ketteea. Slaltle KU lures, Ac., Ac, Send
for deaeriptive clreulara and price 1 1st a.
J. W . HKKLKR A ( O.,
and mtt Hatianmit W... F
Berlin Bazar Patterns.
a.oJ.n? A,r.t tr r'n HALL TRKADLE
M V O CO., IT eV Moutouiory bt.baurraiielaco.
CAHCER
f is', i
5etf -il'WJ
ii m c!-'..l jj"
h a V m i nL rit'gsiiiaiiwiiiaiii
Veastpowder
icnciricc
YlLHUIIILO
BRYAlfT'S
W I W I
- Popular History
'v i:ir
United States.
From the First Discovery of the West
ern Hemisphere by the Northmen,
to the End of the First Cen
tury of the Union of
the States.
Preceded by a Sketch of the Pro
Historic Period and tho Aro
of the Blound Uulldern.
rr.1. CULUIl BRYANT
AM)
Sydney Howard Gay.
IM I.I, V I 1. 1. Til ATI". I Ml Til
1" ordinal ili tiKim i, the .-adiii Anici ie -n and
..t... 'I'.. I... , l.oe.l III lour Mill lies.
inrriyn hiiipih. a .... , - - ...i
larite .a tavo. of altoul 7m .a,rea eaeli. I he i"'
lime Hill tie puiillshcii eariy in i-i". " ;
tliiee tuliimea w III follow Ha raplillv - !' l'l"'l
lude and iiiipoilanee of llif Hiirk III periiill.
r-zi3:cx:c5.
l-:lm l loili p" viil...
I.eallier. mimI'IiIi rditea ..
llMir Tai kr) "l. !'.. .
rall'l'urkr) Muruiru...
l o
. . T .".
. . m r
.III Ml
Xu want Itl our literature lnis l i en ao wlucy felt
and ao inn versiillv iiciio leiled iia lliul ol 11 coi.ip le
aud coinpai t llntoryot tlie I nll.'d Males, in ;i. led to
itoptilar iierusul tlnoiiKU Us attractive mil t nine, and
accepted as an aiillmi ii) ihfoivh lis lull ami aceiiralu
presetitalloli of Mil the I u l In oiirnin er us ll iiullidi.
I. -It Will be Complete.
llcjilnnliiB llh a niniiiiarv of the fuels eat alillshcil liy
are) I...'ist. rcirardili the earliest history 'if the
rotillllelil and lta.iiipoaed pie lilstm It' Inlllliillilll s It
will carry the rceonl (hroiiifh the tlrst century ol tint
Indeiainifeiice of the Itepiiliiic, mid to the V'ltr l..
Ill these nmi. hi. ml piiriieiil.ir. it i tt.-t Ironi und la
superior lo an) History ol thu l ulled Mali now putt
llshed.
II. -It Will be Popular.
Without ilelractina In tin- I'M-l fr tin' tllnnliy "f
the woi a Ma a hlr.loiy.
III. -It Will bo an Authority a a
Work of Uefcrcnce.
Aa far ii posslhle every f.iel stilted slmll lie truee.J
hack lo the oriifinul aiilliorit.es, und cM'l )' tint ' will
he iiirciully verHled.
IV. ..It Willbo Profusely Illustrated
S',i work ever produced In this country Ims eiillste
In lis illustration ' l-u a uuiiilit r ol art. si ol sue
Uixeisc abiliiy,
ff"Thn work will he a.ild eveluslvely hy suliserl i-
lou, and delivered fu stihscrihera I tiily, na per ituoied
prices. In allcasesth.. voluine will he eiil.il and the
same in t in ) piirticiiliir a the sample aKa aliow u
ill the epeclllicn Hooks.
S KIllM.i:. AI!Mf-TJ:).'; A .. I'li'il'.Htiera.
A. ROMAN & CO.
Lick IIoubo Block,
A'. I A '.'.I.VC'A V , CM..
(Iriiri'Ml Agenla fitr I lie I'niIIIi' CiiHal,
WIHBLEOffiT
Jjon Jlintje JJrccch LomTnij
Practico Pistcl & Target:, g
Carriea a " Inch Imll with accii- lVJlii n
ra-y tidy lett. witli.nii powiler or VEaWgp ()
iteii'iissioti. liraaa tniTil. hair trii;e"'r. I'or aala
by dealer Ily Inuil, free for "ft cents, with jier
luallelit Mill Til ll 111 t i tfi lor direct l.l'inllio Heloura,
aud lur sporting out ut doora,
ACENTS WANTED.
A. A, t.UAUAM, r,7 I.ilif tty Streft, Svw Vori.
PATENT SHINGLE MACHINE.
i 7 Ii Li ,: Hi.
if.tlllK lltON 1VIIKKK, V. A. II I'NTI N(l
V I 'i IN, Nos. I 41 and I 4 A Knkmon i s i iiaai', han
Kraiiciaco, iiianulacturer of MiliiKle, lailh and I'icket.
Mat lilnea, I'orlahle and Stationary Steam Knuilnea, and
Saw Mill Machlnerv of all kluda1 Sentl for t Irculara.
TURBINE WI N D M I LL
'I'MK INVKNTOK OK TIIK l KX I Kit WINDMILL
J haa made new and useful liiinrovetilf nt ou th.
aiue. aud now feela confident of having tint
MliHtleat. I'lieMpeat. Moat llurnltlo
itly Perm it urn I lutlnilll In lb M orlil I
The Turbine
la KmriJir, lat aiinu It la lesa complicated j f Kill"
T, Ix-CHlise I I never rela out of ortlert Most Itl KA
in liecanse It la all under niKf. and haa lesa rltrnii
! irei out i,r ti.iMin iiki I'liamiiiT. Im'Ciiish tha
11111 Windmill in I he worid that haa never hern lujlirtd
oy aiurtua.
ttlilla built of the beat material and workhisD)ilr hy
A. II. SOUTIIWICK.
flfflce atM hon on Kecond Struct, hetwctill Waahlng
ton aud Itroadw av, Oakland.
Kor further in formal ion regarding M Ilia or Territory
addreaa Mia Inventor,
P. O. Hot 1SHA San Kranciaco, or Hot 'Al, Oakland, Cal
f Irculara cotilalnltif new nrlra Itat. and niurli Valua
ble liiforiualion, will lie furnished on application.
Iteatdenea of A. II. sot'THWIfK, a, W, burner Ol
Ibtn and Weal Streela, Oakland, Cal.
f 'laoa nUxt eae tinu it is Miitr'im' I
PLASTER MILLS.
215 and 217 Main Street,
SAN FRANCJSCO.
Calrlnvd IMwaler,
3.00 61 S..1 per tbl.
. . IIO.OO per i.n,
.mii rin.lor.
mr Ur t.neaa haa been for thirteen veara the manu
facturer of Hi. WotlierKMtn brand of f'laater). ,
I.I'4'AM. .IKK-K.lt. at CO.
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m alar at home
Acenta wanted. Outfit anil
ierina irea.
TKl'fc m CO., AuguaU, Malue,