DEMOCRATIC TIMES
ADVE5 USIN'-
AND JOB
r»E TIMES JOB Of ; n 1
In fi:r 11
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1884
VOL. XI\
MEDICI Nt.!‘
BUSINESS CARDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
mi:
THE FUBMEK'S STATE !
AM» • L
[(’ohn.vn’s old M-uid.
IND
A. G. COLVIN
K
Durtnct Atte
A FRESH STOCK
7 form cf Lkin ana LI
ase. from Pimple
crofula.
\T I !H: san 1
Mo»mt'»r
». all. ru
Cl» r!<. W. H. F
r
»Hírin’^iid»' ’t.
fre>;( orun-r.
irvojvr: J
CENERAI MERCHANDISE
Braatur. H. H
< «»unly Ju'lk’”
H. Plamr. J.
Hhentt. A. H <r
fM»r. J T. I
('IlMpUllUl.
At Very low Prices
S »nai
CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE.
Tin- Hill
GOODS
Ht-niUor, (
fativr, U.
<’<»rniai4’*it»i
X F. S-idl
A. Mel ali«
(IX
l.h
d
fl* tit!
GROCERIES
¡:x poseí i" v.
/.7X7.VAX.S
FRUITS
N
main building is ‘he largest * vt t
It is 1,378 ft vt long by 905
de, without courts, .»ml has a
ous roof composed laigelv of
> nriai'f-< 1 aa t< ail’ r 1 an abun
• f light without subjecting the
o the rn * <>f tho sun Within.
is unob.»tructed. From one
•orner of the building to it-
»Pposite, the interior, showing .»11 tie
ahis-
uf indu
industrial activity, is so
I her»* aro n » partitions, and the I<
ill irs. u ititi apart, supporting the r
■trin tmv,
no impediment to
» visi
t only aeive to assist
ye in measuring the va*t expanse,
interior ii
imded by wide and
twenty three feci
he.l bv twelve ch
ived saf'd \
it sta
in* .nt i
t loll of t.i; : tf
unde wood i
SEASON
> Il were
P'l«'
I tor «
.> the prie»' of u
triff ubici
. eith
ii'tiin
eff.cl
le rests lor the
ing traili" rates on
freight traffic. Iron
iwuers of largo coal
I iiler:. in lumber, <>p-
manufaeturira of most
products in
ons. for tile
-ale of what
t.
,
-tip'll t' I
ninnfm-tiireis of
•■st.- and control
in the country,
di- nae profit,
bus eoiubin
question th"
lumufaeturers of
tlm pnrpoae of
Ii' price of the
bill to keep th •
111'
PROFESSIONAL CARD
NEW CASH STORE
A. P. H \M5I >ND.
i '. i
BEAUTY
AÎJO 1 ? 8« < >Si
AYER’S PILLS
A large proportion of tlu- <iiM i>»s which
cause human euifci mg result Irvin derange
ment of the •lomacii, bowel«, and liver.
Av i k's t'AiiiAKrp F ills act directly upon
■sc organs, aud are esj»ecially designed to
e the diseases cuused by their de
nt, inrmilmg C«»ii»tipalion, lu<
tioil. !»v —|» ;»!*i¡11 atlat hr, I)vr>ri
ments, lor i
urr. I
VTTi »T N
1 > 1 H E M X
K!
■ F A
r >
ird to contribnte so liber ili;, t
'•e K piibliean <• impnigns? How
in
¡'. .bilie», thè rn-ll iri'll 111 ninfa"
m
ami present chairinan <•! th" X-itioi.
<>f
ll' pnblie ui Connnittce
itn'nit" 81<H(.O*tO, as hn
•uing of thè caiupaign toc
to be reinnm’iafed for
thin;: h i .-ui". No m iti »»•
»iik i ng aneli <• eintribul
lowing I.efori hami tb,'
nvn ».
wnnld reeeivo
a f f.iir p
inve-tinent. The c»nb
I llese immiitaet ilers
m ees-arv fnnds to k<
ean pirty in power, u|
flint III" p irty will m
< H 7JA V/. T.
Ilio prof' etive tariti
.al,un of thi t uiff ilio
’ll. V'AbEMY
tmike prineelv fornii)
CIJA !.LIM).
Hess,all lieliee " «n afford l
and* of doll.us to thwart tl
at • b. "ti us atei tiiamla li
"ai'i in power. Ali 1 »»•
i- ? The far
lanic, th" b
a- consumi
in .f.ieturei
th.it tl;
11V
• le
in
V i II I 'M
S'
\
I HE' PHV'K Hl' Wool.
unii
nth.
Worn V-it-!,
hie A7..1.V i in
v< 1 br iiii’iv I bat 1
rurnviliing Coodt;.
CHOICE
ixtet : ix poi.
ht < s .
SI
W 1>:
IGAHS.
.11 WEIT.V.
i \M>lt N. XI I
riris . \Kns.
XUTltlXS Itrtl 13
siti tost t:». \i iti'Ms.
univi tis.t it,Anin ir,-
G« nt’
.Notch !
ir t/.7.7»-x
\O. I
\
VE i
t
T.C
T
V"
si to still..
5 poi!
If ih"
■Chall
le f .r he .
to p u t »
■tiu..- t
other [i
th" peopl ■ i t to
L
froin tlieir
a lio teli th- fa
e tanfi’ li" is g
for all lo- cun rae "
boring tuan ami n.
til«,- iviiol.-soiiic operute ti 0 a pro
ne taliff they me -eeuriii" g imi »• i
Bui does uot thè farrner *•■■ tbat he Ila1
no houle iiiaik< t at all limi th.it tip for
eign market is so w*ik that il will uni
in .ti ly re.
ilo Hot th'
teefi'.n lift
W.I'eS? I.'
Iv e insule
l e Bill 11"
» alu ibh
iv. mill,
ream is Link»
I ruppi
grow i tig
in-auuti of co...bin iti '.i»
eir asaocintiou». by wiiicii
i i» . il coni 1 be pia" -d und
»» >ul i afford a 1 V-
lucer. A tariff 1 r
iibly, a.-c »lupliac
d>" ubteil by many
t i ei’h-.-r
i •»'
o. when
of wool
Mil IX IXI'EHE
ice De
ovetti.lt'>
lltdl 11 bl.it
NEUSTADTER
■.
K
distiguis.'i d
i. E C. Bay-
itt-m mauufac-
aper that the
" Im si nos* de
fili--igu traie.
■ni'dislied bv u
1 a lininisiratiou
» illustrative of
it while the cot
nvpr*«t'»cl. in
i. r..
ASHLAND
I
Hl
BLANKETS
i i mi
um 1< s .
will prob-
of n -
X X i : i.
How
KINS
\XH
Post Nativo Wool
J.C. AyeràCo., Lowell. Mass.
ru- h tn
ICST REASONABLE RAIES.
KEF.
M.
.i < x | h i .tti»' w-.n-i rial
I-;. li I., t vii.-cut of
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
D
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla.
> i lu ; I '
P 1YSIC1 \\
S«>r(
ïv ph
A3HLAN0 WOOLEN MILLS.
tarv-
•ACSSOAVJI (V
NINETEENTH YEAR.
I* Il Y s I C I \ X AX’ l>
DAVID LINN
MARY’S AC ADEM V.
Ro k Point Or
»•I th
I ■ ' < i Í t 1
CITY DRUG STORE
ft RS oft*
T. K. Y OL NG. ft
IH KI AUS. I
HOBINSOii
GVIl.p .Mol’I.liIX'i
in length a ml 195 fe» t
s center, it ii
i v in the wcilil
! lid nit
• ih i ng. b v 111 range mt id with th-
. a perm an I lit f»ut Ufe of th" I '.irk.
i* located (»11 high gi ■oiind in tin
st of live oak gi oves. S ih m< •nut
the fnter ir. ÎIi magni lie-nt to wer,
riiAiiis
DR GEO.
1 A X
I- II V
Patent L:eii
Ph. ’
COMMERCIAL MOTEI.
KSO.V.
JORDAN, P:
CHANG' ’N MANAGEMENT
X’ 1 1 S’i
V ill. .
I . '
«»
3 i <
i <:i
F 'U r years ago
stroiii: B'-piinli
.-ii now supports Mr
Blaine, di "'rilie.l him the.»:
t he 111m
I Bl.i m ' who h id voted for or failed to
...................
subsidy of eithei-land 1
un lie» asked for while he was in Cot
giess. 1'hey knew him a-a lobbyist be
fore he entered Congie-s, -■ "l.ing con
tracts for the supply of 'inns
They
knew him while ill Congte-s md white
Speakm a- the ins de friend f wildcat
"orpoi ations, ruling as Speak-r to save
their bills, ami a- ci inning reward for
hi- official netinn: as engaged in selling
the uoi’thl. - bonds of such co: porn
lions, receiving large gratuiti"* there
for, ns confessed m Ins letter; mid final
ly. alien pec iliarly involved, getting
th" Pacific r iilri ml conipa y. as it
si ems almost cert un. to give him .*64.
i till for »» hat wus not worth fit IM»') c. nts.
I* this the record of a reformer—of a
man to purify the ml ministration and
t '•» inise th" standard of political ami
ffieiul morality?
MARKET
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PHYSIC! \ X AXD S (
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FIRST-CTA^S OR DTR
I’lie* C’iiv Snloon
Ore on.
Gran4'» Pass.
H’DGI s BUILDING.
lUr». <1;
» il • vi riti ■ r c
r.-.t ■ f eó'-i».
I ' Ir:.»' I;- 8
IMPt RUNG
I
WHÎIESAIE DRUGGISTS,
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C liforira St.. J alisonvillt
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VV111 I'rnr*ir», i »II-
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1
New Saddler Shop,
t i : ki »
i .
!
giioh .
ì—i.
.»will-". Of. zon
I Si
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f,.t,
The Rooms r.nd Bit’s
GROB
II. r AX'YGA
>v\
J.
SIGN PAINTER,
Hi!
LUMBER YARD
Ja< ksonville, Oregon
i
A’ Gold Hill !
».id
I
I
Faring 9 ' < Ro ig'i
u
A
The Very lowest Rates
I k
<<1
I
*1 St».
I
d
I
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ins ELI.
Honey to Loan !
FIVE THOUSAND DOH A ;S
id i.’ y.;v
♦>. t‘i-f
’ . Î: >>i
I--I.
SADDLES. 3RIDLES. HARNESS 3iTS. SPURS,
i
in i.xsuw.
TEACH MÜSSC
-t < ,|.t
Iti and
LcGHOBN BROS. & GILROY,
FRUIT TREES
DOORS, SASH & BUNDS
Jar
rtH>m
find
MAILMi S PLANING MIL!
AMILXND. Oli
Or
ir< ’n¡ tL Attend«»1 te»
T P
RTL’ND KATES
By the Thoasand !
T'.i
for
FRUIT TREES
An- k
a
SHRUBBERY.
i in ti n. 't-'’la---
•r
STUTE TOST.
red h*t a promis-*»»)
awn in his favor as
h *»d'*r GnbtteTt. ,L«r
ru'f J«lv r-'var«ifd <»n
E. !»!MI< K.
.Vtotfnee. I
Hn t ,
plunU and forestry,
■ iJiv.it' d product*, in export u ods.
i: !iiin**rol(’gical sample*, in n.divt»
inufit in ifl product*, in rich arch co
d > «>r<tin' exhibit of M- xico,
countries <»f Central
tud South
ii i jea m i the \V< st Indies will be
-•■■nipleto and comprehensive, unitedly
• •omp"snig an extraordinary exposi-
. 1
tion. The general government exhib-
* < ) 4
I ; -1 pr
I..V
it« will in njugnitnde and variety ex-
■t I
reed the n>ugnitic<*nt display mair 1 at
Il.f Philadf lphia ( ’rnteniiiui.
l’lie • 9t ■
PROF. E. T KUGI.ER ten exhibit, from the wood to the h V
rie, through numerous and wondern
Take* j.! .. nr. ,. ,
(•S
piuce-
«■', will be an nnii-n.il .ittiactio»
I <
I he same cm be said of the sugar cane
ami th»* rice plant, the process of culti
vati« ii, harvesting and maim fact urie g.
ali Lf ii.g practically deinonstiatv.l The
live ^tock display will lie a very inter
ent
» >t»ng feature. It not only includes
rie*.
catt’e, hors» s, mule. . sheep, bogs,
)-•••-!
poultry und p< t st .»ek. buttila1 useful
.miniai th»* (i g. A ve»y liberal pre
nimm ìi-t « IT red in this <1 j* innen’ will
iisiire a large representation.
The
. lectr’cal display will be complete,
Í
d» monstrating the wonderful progress
in this line in all d»»*eriptiofi - of invon
Jnrksom file.
<» r* ; on.
tion and use. The machinery e xhibit
TH F I ■\i>r.l:SIGM ’> m H I.l.l
I
will b - enormous it will present in de
tothii ail work t;« ’ii- li:i ■ m t h<
tail the culmination of this, the great
nt re; irOlLtOi * i«:
viitive eras. The develop
♦ ; H)i:i
nt mit . est of nil
uh nt* of the past few years will afford
ctr N AIM WHOi ' ’<T WllrS. (LIAT i.at< ri il tli.it will be a source <»f c«»ntinn
i. *;> nul ., i-j.--j.i- . X ,d- r-xit ’r. ’ al woialc’ men* to tb<* visitor. Tho ex-
u
,\ .
• .. i an.i Nt.‘ol Hute-
poition of women’« work is u feature
•holte Ct
JON.1 MILLER b.
I <
1 vvnrr-u » <!' i ’> ’• ••• if pr«»’wrlj t in I for.
’• : •••’’
-y. i’r<nit e taker î a» •
Kir.r •. I' • !‘w. ■ f I'« a<’h S. •! wart» d.
A. S 4HINSON.
Jacksonviir *. Oix^uc. Arg. 1. làòtf«
Pm.stvr.s rs .John Taylor anil George
Q Cannon, leaders of the Mormon
'litirel., in an interview omphatieally
repildiate the statements telegraphed
from New Yot'.i that the Mormon
Church bad appropriated money to ai.l
in the election of tlx1 Democratic Presi
i dential ticket, bn which cert tin corsid-
ei iti.nn were tr ho given in return.
Til. ', aisert that anything of the kind,
in an» form, h is ho existence or fonn
dation whatever in f u t, and that the
dispatch referred to has been manufac
tured for electioneering partisan pur
poses.
1» sheep are kept in apple orchards
they w ill destrov th" fallen fruit con
taining the coiling moth larva even
l>- tti i than pigs. The first crop of
larva fall with the apples while they
; are veiy sinill till 1 somewhat litter ill
taste, flogs will no! eat these unless
starved to it, and will leave many un
touched, preferring to eat grass. Sheep
rel.-ii these small apples very mnc1'.
and w.ll run around at all hours of the
day to gather them as they fall. I.ater
J in the season the pigs will eat the fallen
fruit readily enough.
the <-il-f.ink* uvei 11 iwmg With "i
runs to wast". cotton—beds pilei
with raw tDiiteiiiil. clothing I
glutted with "»--d-. provision
crowded with food, while thin
and tens of ihous in Is uf Inni. -
industrious mechanics -w ho w«-i
years ago informi d th it if it :i "
elected there w mid be no »» n
tin 111 to <lo beeail e tile t il llT Wilt
reduced—can ii it earu money i i
to buv the food that th y ha» • 1 i
to produce, the clothing thuir
have mile, the coil that they
mined, nor to pay for th" little «
that—in a m ij 'i ity of eiise- in tie
—belongs tn the great " irporati "
have rediiecl tlp-ni to a d""r.i.b-d m rvi
tilde?
i
The B’aine Republican n it- :
i
account for the prs-ent < !.. of dep
siati ami suffering am mg th" latt i
in the manuf.i'-turiug «entri
of
East.
1>I
to Mu
Lini.i. Si ri-
■/■ <. bus tllÌN
li. ni«- against
: "Mr Blain
I
i rillt buttine.»
f .-.'>o.<NHl
Whitt th
SI< ’ll (>1 it is»»- have not leaineil. but
W"suppos ■ i i p titmi of t in ofil K' ti-
ttii-ky inei
t
If tli.it ba s i. why tli.i
he not attack the Chicago /«'.t' . that
h el two columns, i i i|>|>ort'-.l liy atliilav
its ? This is a ver y i J I tuck wit ii Mi
Blaine. He tried it on ns in >r" than
twenty live years ago. to the tune >>t
-■J''.mi i,if wc- reui"tni'er < rr "ti ». We
pibi only f i- tlie wilt in th«1 civil nit.
A y. a mil a 1 alf after he had ns in.l ci
■ I in another couni», anil we promptly
.1. imimled tri tl, but w< ih I not succee.l
in gettiug it. At III" next tei 111 of court
a "»•/ ye-oseye ha i been enteie.l without
Ju- "Ur know ie.i^ <- until ihn opening of the
T he C hinf . se R iistkiction A i i
rm, and tin n notice given u« thereof,
tie« l’h-1.1 nt th" Unit" I St »1' - - i
i" who!«- th ing ». is niere bluff W 'st
court has rendered three <lo"i i
n editors w ill not Ii- greatly disturb-
Chines« cases
in referen -' t
cd by attempts in the a
If
aniende.1 Chinese R -trieti n A
M. '.Blalle- piop .se* tr
first case is tbit of a boy born i
tuii* to Le intimate*
country of Chinese parent-
.
• ;»l
to hear ]
Fi. hl noidsthat the Fourteenth A
»11 of the affair. A
nv nt to the Constitution does n
11 ill"» ' . he will .loll 1
elude the petitioner from eitiz.i
and he must be allow, d to lam!
Th. After elect loll he will
srcon.l case, covering that of or"» ins the i >: -I W:i\ he calf.
residence. Judge Field d "ided that mi
evidence to that effect was n .»» per
mimi-sioner of the generai
missible; that no Chinese e mid bind
•e ha* submitted a report of
in the United States in tlm futuie. nn
?r tiens of til.-lise il year elido!
less the b -.irer of th • certiti •at" i- pi r
1SS|
Rillelltrr s, und se-
ud in th" amended act. Tin- third "•■
le lami embract
.
I fi**.-
tl
was that of u ioniamle.1 China» in in,
Indiali land-, 697.129
who applied for l ail ttpoii a i ■ >, liz
531.170 iii-l i s, all ili-
titiee that she ivonbl appear w en tli* c
vear 1SS
ve-s. l w i- read» to leive
Tie Jud ;•
•11 over lssjof 1:
denied the iipplieation. holding teat
frolli <ii-|*osal* ii
mi ler the 1 iw a woman was prohibited
,f.»3: from Indiai
frotn lauding, and he Im mi autli i i >
t I 12.779.13", an inarca*« over
to allow the law t • l<- evaded under
Sl.073.361, ami un im-reasc over
any eonditious.
I .-•1.3'12,75®. to wliielr ìs to Ire
$10,27.5 receive.1 f ir ccrtified
• •
•
G kami D e M 'N stuatiox -Portland, i-'ipies of record», inakiug thè total ic-
October 17th.—8« nator .James H Sla ceipt* of thè year *‘12.7^9.405. The
ter : I rived hero from Eastern Oreg tt conimissi'iner iene»-» bis r< commenda-
vesterdiiy. lit» visited the Denioct itic tion flint thè pre eniptiou laws 1 m > re-
h>-ad.|uiirtors during tiio afternoon a i l peab-d, ami flint thè li.iim- tenl fili»*
was tendered an informal recepti >n bi in- nm< li le i so a» to r.qilire proof of
the County Democracy. A large m l •ictual residence nnd improvem-nt for
enthusiastic proce-sion of tho vot.-r- of two » iis b foie homi-t«ad entry tuay
the city and E mt Portland, 'ti -lii iin ' lie "oinninted to ca-l-. pnyin'-ut. Ile
tin-Couch ("bib of 60 I nun, paraded '•• "OIIIIII'll'ls thè lepi-.ll of (Ile timbei
the streets this ev. uing and escort'd "it li ni e ad. tliv .' et pi o» iding t fiat Intuì s
tlx- Srnator to the court lion-", whero 1-ivered uith lelimpii-hiueuts shall be
lie made a rousing Domocr it. • s|.e"ch s’ibje.-t to entri linai, di.itelv upoH cuti
to about 2 <*<HI people. He pt. fl
I his eelhitioii :it th" limi "Ili-e, thè dea -rt
land Ja
imi thè ttmber and afone land
speech with the I'.-mark that h" ha 1 ii
Ib' T" »»eie 1.076 miles of iHilroad
tended to take for bis text th’ Republi act.
can majority in Ohio, ljut c mid not con struct' I during the year under va
tell what the majority was, as it was go rious land grants.
ing so low that it broke the telegraph
wire. Great enthusia.-iu prevail" I »lur
T iu '. tos . Oct. 17.—Eminently r
ing tin evening.
spectabb- evidence isofi-red in support
of a -i.akc story that comes in from the
G aheield root ivo.I 211 olecfotal v
f irm of -John Yard, eight miles from
ami Hmi.'ot'k 155, in tin* el“di<in of this city, on tlm Brim-wick pike.
Dio
lHSl). Notwithstanding < im li. '.!', ]i! - Stoiy
- that ' ue of Mr. Y ird's COWS
pomleranee in the eh'otoral college. li° »» i found every morniug on coming
wa* a minority eatxliilato in th" popu from a certain pasture field to I m - us dry
lar vote. Ou the face of the returns I e a- th -ugh she had been milked. When
olitaineil 915 more votes that. Il me > k. p.-tured in another li -Id she gave the
tho.igh throe counties in Texas failed usual niuount of milk. A watch w*»
to send in their returns to th" Secretar» s< t and it was found that a large snake
of St ite, which if estimat. d at the sinv I'nin.i early i-very morning and took a
vote for governor would have gin n meal fioin tho cm's udder, draining it
iancock a majority over Garfield of of every drop of milk.
3.156
Hancock an I Weav< r'r. vote was
i
819,898 more thau Garfield's.
bCBscjiiwt for the T imeh .
M
tú
HCtlfiQs uow jm
trade. He re
I. -s to tt mu
own, “which i
expor'ing » iv two third*
____
of ____
its r...
| j | o -
ilit -t t ■ S .nib Ann ri"au Stat"- and Chi
in. This tr.i l" h:i - been built up ou a
profitable basis in d< -pit" of the fact
th .1 the mill makes nothing but brown,
nnbl-a-h'-d eotton cloth." Tbi« tuir.u
f.e'tn
s positive in hi* assertion
lie printing machinery and
ilv--tuffs could lie imported
or brongbt iato tliiw
pn •< • c-irr..-.p'>n<liug will
1 of fl
EuglisL market, witli
ad Je.
A lioTÌl-lHI i.iillw conili
<1
nt h <-o»t wb:<-b
ih- ni t<> «n.lctt<p!l tb*
mJ Is all over tir- w-jrld, tl.Us
Hi •!:■•;■ .«t .in .tvtìons bitter tbali
-li- mml nf bv any Eng
ji < r.”
Belicking (hi»,
ir. Bivler •b-efiirc* hi» intenti
of
ii|i|w>rfing (fio D -nioeratic ticket
Tw» s V rot k years of Kefitibiican
and our navy is driven from the
< rity ! ir year» of Republican
and our merchant tnariae i« un
year* of
market fwr
i dort roved.
• years of Republican
in >nev in al! house«! into
K publica
■ of million
of Republic»-
jwsverty aro ®:i
4
N ew Y oke , October 19tb. -A special
from Philadelphia says: The papc>
trade is in a rninoua condition, cause«!
by tin. G iverimieut embargo ou th -
importation cf foreign rug«. Rag« liavu
already nl\an«-«sl from 39 to 59 p-
cent. During the fni-t thirty days not ;.
pouud of r ig- h i* bi- n put on a ves«<
bonnd fo • th" United States iii any for
eign port. The paper mills in this
c mutry have a short «apply or none nt
all, except in a few instances, and <1.
nn-stic .b-a'er* baveiiom» on haml. Tbi
is i-s]n- idlv true
of the
e <>(
thè We-t.
West. TI
domestic si il ply from remote ajute»
is alwavs *
.»caut ut thi» aca-on of fi •
year and mnstc jutinue so tiutii Sprint:
By 1........ iii I mt 1 i thè l.thk) mille, using
fr un 2,0tK> to :>.<kM fons p.-r »by. will
ii uve ground tip all thè ruga iti sigili
1 i
niak'1-an buving up stock.
*
T he caprices of fortune are again
strongly illustrated in the story of oiu
Tack Jacob«, of Sun Frnneiseo. He ba.l
been well t<> <lo many years ago, lint
h id long subsisted b.V selling latter»
tickets, nn.l peddling cigars. He ha.,
lioi rowed small smns at different tilM .
aggregating abn-.it fctifM) dollars, and li
nlwaya “ui'id" a not" on'».” A fav.
.lavs ago a millionaire brother in Enf
hiti.ldie.|. leaving him «3.600,000,Vf
wliicb $10.000 was sent as an earn»»'
Th" first thing tli<- old man did uttaM
pay all his debts. But was Fortwi
favoring, or only mocking him? At-
lie i» ti"w an old man. and only tw
ivei k* ls-f.irc th" news came, hi* will
to whom through all he had ulwaj
lie'-a devoted, hil l died and left bitm
alone. A big 1.1 of money, but old
au 1 .alone !
OvEHLANI» M o NTHET.—’jl»0 OM a A>-:
nnmber of this «uperior periodical liu*
been received, and is about the beat
number of this sterling magazine yet
I n' lished. It eontaius among the
choice articles, a story of "A City in
the Old West,” by Clarence Miller;
"Discovery of tho Nevada Fall,*’ by
•Tames A. Lawrnnee; "Employment of
Women iu Kan Francisco.” "A Story
of Donner Lake Puss." "A Night
Storm,” "Indians in Far Northwest.”
"Indian Campaign in tho North,”
“Pern, Bolivia and Chili," “From Mis
sion Peak to Mount Desert,” vrth many
other excellent articles, lxxik review,
etc.