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Newspaper Page Text, J -".. -Vffj-Er-; jj- HBKSWj'1 , vsr? , -yx, . , i- ,, THE OREGON SENTINEL THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS 1. Subscribers 1io do not fibre oxprass notice to 4ie contrary, ara considered u wishing ta continue heir subscription!. 2. If any subscribers order the discontinuance Tf (heir newspapers, the publisher mar continue to -vend them nnttt all Arrearages are paid. 3. I (subscribers neglect or rerun to take their newspapers from fbe offices to which they are di rected, the law holds tlicm responsible nntil they Tiare settled the bills, and ordered them discontinued. 4. If subscribers remove to other places without .Informing the publisher, and the newspapers are sent lo the firmer direction, they are held responsible. 5. The Con rts hare decided that refuslngto take newspapers from Ibis oQce, or removing and lear 1ng them uncalled Tor, Is prima facie tridenceof in tentional fraud. 6. The postmaster who neglects to give legal no tice of the neglect of a person to tale from the office the newspaper addressed to him, is liable to the pub fiber for the subscription price. ccvraAL in u-s ron u atiii.nc. 1. No Lath should be taken on a full stomach. All full baths, as a tub bath, wet sheet pack, plunge, douche, shower, or rub tret sheet should never be taken within less than three or four hours after a full meal ; in other words, not until the food is fully digested. Local baths may be given in an hour or two, al ways being careful to keep the temper ature of the natienh. ".-pit Viiilnncnrl- "anaages may be applied at any time when it can be done with comfort. 2. No one should cat within less than an hour after a full bath, or half an hour after a local or partial bath, 60 that the system may have time to react before it is called upon to digest food. 3. All who are able should take Rome exercise before bathing, unless the body is comfortably warm at the time ; but if it is necessary to get in a Inth when feeling chilly and cool, do not use a hot bath at first; it will ex cite action too suddenly. Be&in vith the water comfortable ; heat it up as desired, until perfectly warm, then cool quickly, but not too cool or too suddenly, though it should be cool enough to produco a good action to the surface. No strong shock should ever be mzAe upon the head. Persons who have a well-balanced circulation may take the tliower bath or pail douche 'vnti ueneht, but it should never be let to fall or come with force upon the head. There is no objection to bath ing when the body is warm and per spiring, unless there is great exhaus tion. Wetting the head and even the chest is a useful precaution before tak ing any full bath. We have seen many accounts of the origin of the name of our State, but xno toUowmg from a writer in the Knn -iiauwatui -argoiiauins-uie iaXcsiani most original of them all The wri ter says: "The earliest navigators of the coast of California, when sailing north of California, made a landing, and had a friendly intercourse with a tribe of In dians found there, who had very long pendulous ears, formed so from the habit they had of slitting the lobes, and using them as a receptable in which they carried their ornaments such as earringp, on a very large scale. The sailors called these Indians Ore jones, or Big Ears and in time the name was curtailed to Orejan, or Big Ear. Anolicise the word Orejon and you have Orego. And such is the origin of the name of the State of Ore gon. To the understanding of one of the Spanish race it is nothing moro nor less than.Orejon, or Big Ear, it being a true Spanish word indicating and meaning a large ear. College Boaedixq House. Mrs. M. H. Vining, of this place, is having a neat and commodious house erected on the College grounds at Ashland and she will open it for the reception of scholars desiring board by the time the College year commences. Mrs. Vining is in every respect qualified to superintend a boarding house for the young and will not fail to secure lib eral patronage from parents desiring to place tlcif children in a safe and elegant house. We clip the above from the Oregon (Jacksonville) "Sentinel." Mrs. Vin ing holds a high social position in Southeren Oregon, is a daughter of .Win. Hoffman Esq., and sister-in-law to Judge Beckman, late Republican candidate for Governor. Personally she is a lady of refinement and intel ligence. She settles in Ashland, we understand, to educate her chidren at the Ashland College and Normal School. Pres. Rogers and family will board with her. "Yreka Journal." The new edition of Webster's TJna Tiridged Dictionary, just issued, is be lieved to be, in the quantity of matter it contains, by far the largest volume published. It now contains about 118,000 words deflned, and nearly 15, 000 words and meanings not found in any other one dictionary. The Bio graphical Dictionary, just added, sup plied a want long felt by the reader and student, in giving tho desired in formation so briefly- Never was any eno volume bo complete as an aid in getting an education. Subscribe for the Seotujei. To the People of Northern California and Soulhcrn Oregon I ASHLAND COLLEGE AXD NORMAL-SCHOOL LOCATED AT ASHLAND, OREGON. First Session will Commence Sept 15, IS7D- HOARD OP TnUSTEKSl A. G. Tlrixrrum, JJkv. J.H M;Ci.v, Kkv. T. Chapman, Clark Taylor, Y. TT Atkiktin, Jacob Waiter, .Ions Wat.kkk, G. F. Chungs. "TT10K Tnn runrosE -f fouvdiko the afii- Sj land Collegf and Normal School, the property known as the Ashland Aca-lemy has been placed, free fn-m debt, under the contrM of a Hoard nf Trustees, vih'iltare Inaugurated the enterprise by nllingthe following positions in the FACULTY: KEY. LOWELL L. R0CIKRS. A. M r-residelt; I'rofes'ojr of Mental and Moral Sciences. W. I. NICHOLS. A. M.. Vice Piesiden; Professer of Mathematics. MRS. A. A. ROGERS. Preceptress; Mils. J KSIE bSldwin NICHOLS, Teacher orMu-ieanJ French. Olhcr competent instructors will tie senrrd as ft as the needs of the Ins'ltntina require, so that pnpils may I provided with the licit facilities for commenc ing ana completing the following COURSES OF STUDY: 1. Classical, requiring six years, I clndlng prepar ntory studies. Graduates tecelve the Degrees of A. B. and A. M. 2. Sciiinnc, requiring fouryeirs. Degiee confer red, U.S. 3. XniwtL, CoMsitaciAi and Mnsicit, occunvlng three years each. Diplomas given certifying to at tainments of graduates. EXPENSES. Tuition In four Collegiate Branches. $8 a month. Music. J5 a month (nse ot Instrument $1 addlllunal). Vocal music In class. $3 a quarter. Board In Bard lug Hall or in Pilrate Families, 3 60 tu $1.50 a week. Rooms or Cotiagcs for aclf boarding, ft to Si per month. PARTIAL LIST CF TEXT 1100X5. Robinson's Mathematics Steele's Series In Natural Sciences Ilitrlnii-s- Latin. Fasqurll'a French, Reed's Series in English Composition, IUchaidWe Piano Iusiructlon. PROMINENT FEATURES AND ITEMS OF INTEREST. 1. The Colleee will be cluttered, and ll. 'nrm.l or Training School for Tvachcis will be midr. it is hoped by special enactment. an arljnnci orihePnldlc School system, and Diplomas made equivalent to first grade certificates. 2. Ashland lias no sftlrwins. Tim ilf Int...:..,'.- liquors Is-prohlMted bv the City authorities, who aie sustained by a strung public sentiment. 3. The S hol will be nnder ttm Knru.rrl.tnn rrM Evangel ral Chrirlian Clmrch. The IniiU ..in i. reverently read and studied; the worship of O.rd en couraged; but the Institution will be sectarian In no oljectional sense. 4. llOok-keenlllff. Rnslness Arilfimofli- vnii.i. rr. iiiiunnriu outer nraiicms spec! illy prepiratory fur Business I.lfo, will receive unusual attention. 8. The Preceptress will give her chief attention to the care and oversight of tho ynnng ladles. 0. An Endowment of J20,000 will he. tl-ero is reason to hope, pinmptly su'-siribed, maiding the Trustees to reduce tho present rate? of tuition, speclallv to Teachers, after the present ye ir. Address communi cations to Ashland College and Normal School, ASHLAND, ORKGO.N. Notice of Final Proof, Lrtr.tl Office nt nmelittre.fleii, 1 July 7lli,lS70. Notice i hereby givn lh.it the following naini'Q FCiucr nns in. u notice nl nmiitt-ntlon ana tvcirpaaaaaaagBivr trrtlhe JTWra tion of thirty T14JR frtim Hi" dat of thiOio lice, viz: omeslfad entry A 1959 of John S Ctirnmonii. of Jackpon county. Ote Ron. lor the K T-2 of 3V V 1-4 St'C J7 T 37 5, R 1 Wert, and names the follow ini: ns hU wilnos'es. v'Z: Alesandir Stewart of Jickfon county Orccon, nnd Thos JlcAtidrcws of Jackson county, Orecnn. M'm F Bevjamin. Register. Notice. Land Ofllce nt Iiok. lnirc. Oku 1 Jnlj-, 0,1870. ) Nofce is hereby given that the following named settler ban Bled notice of his inltn tion to malte final proof in support of Ins claim, and secure final entry thereof nt the xp:ratinrj of thirty days from the dale nl this notice. v:z- linines'eiid application No 1.B87. of David Slagle.fer the W K of S E Sec 17, T 38 S, R 4 W, and minie the following ns his wilntses. v:z, Thomas K IJa'je of Applegate, .IncKsnn county, Oregon, and August Relikopfol Applegate, .luclcs-on count j. Oiegnn. Wm F. BnxJAMix, Register- Notice of Final Proof. Land OJHre nt Rnwlini-c. Hen. 1 Jlllj-7111.1870. j Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler ha liled tioticeof his intention to make Glial proof in rtipport of hi claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expira tion of thirty dsys from the dale of Ihi .10 tiee. viz: Ilnroi-Mead A'. 2312 ofMatlhiw 1 hapmi.ii, of Josephine routity. Origon, for the N W 1-4 of Vc 3. T 39 S. R 5 er-t. and iiamrs the tollnwing as h's witnesses, viz: James A'ail, of Josi phine county, and Samu el Kiusey, of Josephine county, Oregon. Wx F Bh.vj.oi l Register. Notice. I.nnd OHcent Itnsrlinrr:. tfgn. 1 Julj-. IS, 1S70. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed nonce of hi intention to make fiiml proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereol at thptsptra lion nl thirty day Irom the date of this no tice, viz. John Roten horn' stead npplira tion No I 8T1. fur the N K of N W U. Sec 11, E 4 of S W anil S E of N W . Sec -1 T 37 S H 3 V, and names the following as his witnesses, viz, Tolberi L Reck or vVillow Springs, Oregon, and Da vid Marden of Willow Springs, Jackson county, Oregon. Wji. F. Benjamin, Register. Ssoticc- Iand Offlre nt Itostlmrp.ogn. i Jul y, 18,1!70. Notice is hereby given that the .ollowing named settler has filed notice o; his wilen tion to make final proof in sonnort of h's claim, and SFcnre final entry thereof nt the expiration of thirty davs (mm the dale of this notice, viz: Janus P. March. hme stead application. No. 1 957. for the W H of the S K M, S W 14- of NE & Sec 4 and N W 1$ of N E SrC 5. Township 30 S. nl'R 2 West, and natm-a the following as his wilneeei, viz: William A Childns of Sm Vallev. Oregon, nnd Renlon Vin cent, of Smti-Yalley.-Onenn. Wji. F, Benjamin, Register. Piano on Organ for Sale. Par ties desiring; to purchase either a piano or organ will do well to call at this of fice before buying elsewhere. The in struments are warranted first-class in every particular und the terms very reasonable. NEt.rO 4NT AESOHTMEKTOP POCKET AV iJL TW Cutler; for sale by JOHN 1IILLER S?.i2 T23LG GHATviKIE OP TOE SISKIYOU COUNTY AGRICUL TURAL SOCIETY FAIR. AT TREK A Commencing, October 1st, 1879 And continuing four days. FIRST DAY, via odnosday, Oot. 1st. Aa. I. JVotling race, three in five, free for ail horses in the district that nt ver oeat three minutes. Purse $100. Entrance $10 A'o. 2. Running race, free Tor three yenr old and uml-r, single dash of one mile. Purse $50. Entrance S5. SECOND DAY, JOJoLia.vm3.a.-y9 Oct. 2d. A'o 3. To be called the Society' Handi cap. Running race, mile heats, three in five, free for all horses owned in the district, with the following penalties and allowance': 7be winner of any racs ofthe.value of S200 to carry twenty-one pounds (21 lbs) extia weight. Jlie winner of any race the value of S100 to carrv fourteen pounds U lb? extra weight The wiimer of any race the value of S50 to carry 7 pounds extra weight. Maidens-, (those b.rse which have never won a ace) nllowerl 7 pennds, weights not aecumnlative. W'eiuhts not accumulative meat!' thet no. nw hnew ill uiut to c trry mere than one oMhe "abuve extra weights. Seven or more to enfr and four to start. Purse 200. Entrance So. En tries to close ou the Ut day ol September. Race A). 4.-rrottine'race, mite beat?, two In three, free or all untried how or hnrsai that have" never trottid for public money. Purse $50. Entrance S3. THIRD DAY, "Ix-isciivy, Oct. 3d. ATi. 5. Running race, mile heats, three infive.fr lor all. Purse $125. Entrance S10. 5" .iie duy exhibition of stock -ft'- Trotting race, mile heats, free for all jree year olds ownca iu the district r .tc $50. Entr nee $5. FOURTH DAY, SvtiX3rclTX'3r, Oot. -SLtlx. A'o. 7. 7riilting race, mile heK three in five, free for all hor" owned in trje ilistricl prior to July let, 189, Puis- 150. Eu tiaiice Si5. A'o. 8. Running race, half milo nn.l ro. peat, free fur nil. Puree Sa. Entrance S5 RULES AND REGULATIONS. lt Tlie above curses to be piren ivlthnut di-count. 2d The ftrcord horse to tare entrance money except in rice A'o. 3. 3d Entries to be tilaced in the entru hiv "-ept for that purpose at the pavilion 'pr,"'" toao'elnok p M ondiy previous to the race, except in race Ao 3. 4th Entries must give name, tutl'mw and defcription of the horse entered as Tar as known. 5th II trotting to be in harness. 6th A'alional Trotting .association rulef to govern trotting r.ie;. 7lh PaciGc Coast rules to govern runnine race. 8ih Free for all means jut what it Fay. 9ih In all the alnver-ce.s entrance mon ey sdded ?xctpi in race A'o 3. The following Po-eip-tsifee race is proposed colt race, free fr any colls in th- ili-tWct tha' wire foaled this ."pring, 1H7!T. lo rui at i Mi "iij" St. lu-b- ent.T-t a- iiitlowr: Tfime a-id put up ten dollor" on he lai-l di) of the !alr; ar,d twenty dollari- n one jiar Irtitn the time, and twenty dol- i''ir iic n.i j oeiorelte rAoe. ft Horse lo get I of the monev. 1 hClnd hor.e lo get 2 3 ol the remain. 1 3 of the remainder. P. a. STRICKLAND, President. &. A. 'otS, SeCTftary. I ? to Tt-s.li: WOOL GR WERS OF Northern California and Southern Oregon. A NEW ERA HAS DAWNED UPON you An enterprise has bten slarld in jour mid'it which iti'iins to yon full value for your product. You cat) sell your pro duct t TH2 WOOL SiOtTSa 0F- CONE & WELTON, IW 15.33X5 3SXjTT3JS1 For more than yon can realize hv shipping ! San Francisco. We have bought Three Hundred Thousand bjlesthtu far thiss'ason and want Tiiree Hundred Thousand more if we can get them. Don'l fail to see us be fore yon sell, and we will either buy your wool or see that yon get more for it than it is worth id San Francisco. CUR WOOL PRESSES Are turning out 1 00 compressed bales daily, and it takes wool to keep them going, so bring along jour clips and gel a good price lor them, and help yourselves, and by so dc ing help ns lo keep lhe ball rolling and presses going. Enterprise should be nurtur ed and encouraged, especially where it bene- utr' the cmintry Bring on your wool, and get the highest market rale We want it all. CONE &. WELTON. Bedninfr, May IClh. 1879. WEW LIVERY STABLE BACK OF COURT noUSE. MANNING AND ?,'EBB, Proprietor. "TirrA'VINO LATELY FITTEn UP THE C0M JL X niodiunn lirn on tlie School Ironsx Fist nd intlierrarof tlra Cfinrt Ilonre. Wcsr now fully prepared to atltnd to nlll.n.ines Inonrline with promptness auddlspateh and at tho m st reasonable rates. Pino Turnouts ThestaMels Corn l-flci with thnbest animsls and mnt snbitantlal hgr.l's;a1so a first cls hack and saddle horses. tlorses boarded, and tfix Jest tare bestowed on them. iathfctln (rnsrantred in evert rnatanre. Olte nsacallsnJ Jadgo for yourselMs. J. vv MANNING. JartsonTllle, April loth, 1ST If'W 03 31 "S I Irry cr ! vj ESCRirTroS" ot cct- SITLtKns. IjIOT? T33S JO tt drugs aad l'atent Mediclnra r" to KAULEltIlR03; eKiOA.T OLEAEANCE SALE ' FOE SIXTY DAYS IMFQETANT Seduction in PRICES Al THE STORE OF NEWMAN FIMUM. SCO !.; 3E"a"B33B.s.e TN ORDER TO MAKE R003I FOR MY PALL AN WINTER STOCK I WILL 1 sell for. the next SIXTY DAYS 31 Y ENTIRE LINE of IDRBSS GOODS, F NCI GOODS, LADIES' ETC. ETC. AT PRICES THAT WILL EXTRAORDINARY JN'DUCSMENTS lu cliascrs during tuis great sale at EXCELSIOR LIVE R 1 JSD FEED S -3? JX. 13, IU 33 . Corner ot OrfCox and Califoiixia rw., Jacks.ixviij-e. t&. J. TZmJlZE, Frop'r. -rTfTOCLll HESITCT FULLY INFORM THE I'Un V V tic that he has a fine stotk ot Horses, Buggies ami C: t ;;es And he is prepsreil to furnish his patrons and thepuh l'c ;tneral'j trjrh Kiiiu Turitotits caianBMBC"'' Pirific cniTasSs(nie Horses any partot the country. Animals Bouchi nnl So!:!. Horsts 'mh'r lo work sinilc or ilonhlo. Howes liosrdrd rnil tlie Wt of care t-t vrl ii.n tl.rm while In n.T ch irce. A Mtral rhnre ol the public pairorage issill.cittdou rtasutmbte teniif. DR. SPiiMNEY TSo. 11 KHAHrjZS' ST.. Treats nil Chronic nnd Sjirelnl DUcnsrs WHO MY BE SUFFKRING FROM the effect's of yr ulbftil follies or indis crclion. will ilo well to av.til thcmselve of this, the greatest boon ever laid at lhe altar of suffering humanity. - D1 SFlNKEY will guarantee to forfeit S500 for every ca-e ol Seminal weakness or private dt scarf of any kit.d or cb iractcr which he undertakes at:d fails to cure. flIIDDL.t-:-AG!-:D 3IKIV. There aie miny nt the ago of thirty to sixty ho aie troubled with too frtquent ev acuation of the bladder, often eecomp mied by a slight fmartiug or banting senmlion. and a weakening of the system in a mnnner thepatient cannot account for. Ou extm n ir.g the urieary depo-its h ropy sediment will often lie foui.d at.d sometimes small oarticle" of albumen will appear, or the color will he of a thin milhUh hue, again changing to a darft and torpid appearance There are many men who die of thi di!H culty ignorant of the cattle which h the sec ond stage of seminal weakner-s Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all such caes. and a healthy restoration of the geiiito-uri-nary organ. Offick Ilocns 10 to 4 and C fo 8. Sun days from 10 to 12 a. m Consultation free Thorough examinations and advice, $5. Call oraddres-, DR.SPINNF.Y&CO. No 11 Kearney St.. San Francisco. -jjtjji THE STATU 1XVE8IHIBKT ft IKSD1USGB COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. FIRE AITD MARINE. INCORPORATED, 1871. Established in Oregon, 1S74. CASn ASSETS - - 8300,000 OFFICERS: A- J. BRYANT. .... .PRESIDENT R. D. rVERSr,,VICE PRESIDENT C. H. CUSHING. . . , SECRETARY A. P. HOTALIETG- & CO. 45 Front Street, Portland. Geo'! Agents for Oregon nnil Wl1in2lon. J. NUN AN, Local Ajent. EAGLEBREWERY. JOSEPH WKTTEKER, Proprietor Orcgori'St., Jacksonville, TIIE BESTOF LAGER BEER Attf AtS KEPT on band anil rtul fur sale bj tbe keg or glass Q ' TO KAIlJ.ER BROS AND BOY self a Gold Pen. TO0E- I KID GLOVES, HATS, ETC. ETC. DEFY COMPARISON. WILL BE OFFERED TO CASH P"UR- N. FISHER'S. TRANCO -AMERICAN HOTEL & RESTABRAM AXD OCXEH.il. STAGE HOUSE, Opposite Odd Fellows' Hall, JACKSOKV1I.I.K .ORKCSiiN. MADAME HOLT, Proprietress. TKAvnr.rrs am kkieent fcmnnr.ns will find the mi st crn-fertt 1 lc IioIrIucs at this linnsetoLe inet withanvwlure in this put of thi State. The Rt'ris mid lltMliliiit; VIII sltrars lie fonhtl itf first-4-lsss rliirartor nr.il kt ft Jo a ntat and clean condition, while The Rooms lrenewly furnlrtied end will alwaxs he krpt In nest 8V.I liriliirlikeronrlltion A plrnilllil sii .lj of thl lirM of cvirjtlilug the nmrkel aflurils will bo iTer Tnbli. Hrr h"iiewillhe kpt rpenatl nlj:ht. and "?QUAT!F JIEI SM can he obtained tt any hour of the 1I.1J nr n'ght. OYSTKRR I'UEPAHEn IV EVEKY STYLE. nl Innrhrs tolirhsd at anytime-. Staje pisien Ren and others who may be ont late at nlsht tin al ways find a poim! fire, hot meaand gotd beds at this house. NotpitiMe il' he sjrued todescrTC the patronsee of thetrsrellln as well as the permanent commu lilty Olre In,, a call. t. S. P. JIARSn, A. F. QUIRES. J. A. BUKK. MECHANICS FLAiniro HILL AND FURNITURE. SASIL BLINDS DOORS AND MOULD ING HARSH & CO. GRANITE ST, ASHLAND OGN. All kinds of Planing, Moulding, Turn ing, Circular and Scroll Sawing. Furniture and Ornamen tal Carving, Etc. Done to Order. Furniture, Sash, Blinds, -DoorsTjapd ' Moulding constantly on hand and made to order. "fTTR WILL CONTftACT TO Dr ' gifrn tibd crrcl all ktiirts of baililines Whei desirable to Ihnse emplejir); n, vse will furni-h all the matfrinl req-tiret) for Ilit construction of any build mjr n-bily fur occa pancy. MARSIL&CO. UNION LIVERY SALE AND ffflEX CHAN BE Corner 4li mid California Sts JACSEONVII.LK, OREGON. J. A. CARDWELL PROPRIETOU. rniiE PRorniETOR ns 1 fally rebuilt and refitted this well kwrwn etsbilshment. anil ha iule extenilre anl comfortable addi tions tbereto. I bare the re rj best horses, btipgle and lirer.r tnrnoutsnf all kind's. 51 j stock of roads ters oumot be excelled in tha State. Horses Boarded On reasonable terms, antl the Best of care and attri tion bestowed upon thm vihlfo unjer mj charge Also Horses Bought and S0I1L T am satisfied that I ran trlra satlsfarttnn anrl gnarantee the same. "(Vith this imfresstoa- I hare no hesitation In: soliciting ratronsgv 80.000 SMITH'SORGAE EOW IN llSE JHEATT Are now TAKING THE LEAD OVER ALL OTHERS for rilliancy, Sweetness of Tone, Durability and General Finish v S Wr T NOTICE. "Sou can Buy a FIRST CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN CHEAPER Of me than ANY OTHER DEALER in the business, because I sell at VIIOLE3ALE PRICES FOR CASH, and at a slight advance where sold on EASY INSTALLMENTS. Agents and xij.hu xiauiii-t wuv urac iii.i.uri PROFITS are requested to open their batteries UPON ME or my INSTRU MENTS at once. The public will soon ascertain it is to THEIR AD VANTAGE to give me a call, and k'ni' nn( ',e WOO(' thoroughly sea find that MY TIANOS AND OR-,bont'tl- They are substantially "made. GANS WILL WEAR AS WELL, keep in tune as long, and SA YE MONEY FOR THE PURCHASER. Don't be fooled or humbugged by anv thini: you hear. "Talk is cheat." (usually.) The man or woman who is taiKeu inio paying exorbitant prices, pays very dear. BEST OF REFER ENCES GIVEN AND SATISFAC TION GUARANTEED. ,-Sj Send for special information to JAS. S. SMITH, 01,2j:U-205DuroNTfT, San FranciVco. 17 7 ,1 I) P. l G'fi'itl.irv f.niii l',J " J1U- iinTiiMii-tts. Situ nre ti irrly ilisintrii'Kiel. Aiiilie-sj RnSIDHX'JE I70D Stockton St. S. P. :e bi3t wagon TS MANUFACTURED BY LSS'B'Ji 'si'rrs' r5 RACINE, WIS. WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF -HMIK, FREIGHT Ana by conBuiiiR ourfelves 5tictly toon c'iis nf wnrk: liy rniiloiug uoue Lttl tbe best op Workmen, Using tidililng lmt FIRST-CLASS IMPROVED MACHINERY and the VERY BEST OF SELECTED TIMBER, auu uyaiuuitUUUU K..O.VLEUGKortheliti.itierf, we have justly turned lbs repula- linn or milking "THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS. ,r We -ive tlie rollnwiii;; warranty with i-ach ?aOIl: Wo Hereby WarraD -he Fi-II nilU. V.r.lS No t. b. wpII miile In ovr i.trliculiir uinlnfwr I n:atrril. and tLnt tlirftrriiitth or the mime U fullk'ifiit Turn work Willi Uir ttrajf SIkhiM any tireUKl. ()CCIIr wjlin oiip jear from 1I1N iM-! rniionor ik-rectiTf natennl or wnrkmiiiibi. rrpuIrK fur the fame will be furnirhiil t plncp or sal-. rree clmre.or the pi ice ofrnTd r-Dirj. p-r a.'i-nt's pr'tf will Ik; pid in ciiab by t. purcluter producing a sample of the brukeu or defective parlB a evioeuce. - r Racine, AYis., Jan 1st, 1S79, f m-iS- ii. VZ I FISll BROS & CO ( .o. U. IIl-(;iii.. J Knowing wp can suit yoit. wp folfcit p.itromiKe tmrn erry ftction rr Ihp United' tiis Send for JPrics and Terras, nd for a copy tf 0ur AGl'It'UMUllAu 1'Al'k.U tu GRAY'S SPECIFIC fllE JIChVE TRADE MARK..1 THE ADE MR1C 11 11 tiiil.tlimir enre tor Spt-r-m n t nrrh p 11. seminal weak- EsforoTaiinge-s-. Impff- Mtcr Taking, tpnry. ami hII iltieasp.n that lollow a n q'lrnce rifS-lf-BlMisp; hi long of Mrtn'ir Universal Ii-siiuiIp. Pam in the H ck I)imtiF5 ol Vision. Prrm.it nrp 'M At-f nnd many other Dipa9p lhat Ip.ii) lo Inun ity or Cniijumpiion and a Prenuinre Gravp. CFtill pirticnlar? in onr pimphlet. which edi.ir- to aend Irpp hy msil to every one- r&. Thp Hpppific .Mnlicitip i oM by nil di-niriri'ti nt SI p?r pHcknae. or six packaspa f"r So. o- will bp ppnt frpp bv mail on rppi'ipl of 'hp miwr by inlilrsin!! THE C1MY SISDICIXE CO., No. 10 Mech.inic,' Block, Delrntt. Mirh Eri,Snld in J.ickronvillp by nil ilrneei-li and by all whovsale and retail drusgielH eyervwhpre carefuBy prepared at KAULSR E03. REDUCTION IN- Jj J.J pujjjj & QR01AS. In order to introduce THESE? MAGNIFICENT PIANOS on this Coast, I have jmt the prices MUCH LOWER than other FIRST-CLASS MAKERS, and as I do not propose trf make any agents, (who generally ex tort lanr Tirnfirc. f..r..., .t. r T exi)ect g, " Z slu persons in tne riano busiucss. The materials used in their con struction fire of tho VERY BEST DURABILITY, TONE and the power of MAINTAINING TUNE. ' LONGER t,,an a"y other piano made, are the characteristics of these in.stru-" incuts. The greatest possible attention is piven to their tone and touch, ami I have no hesitancy in olFering them to the public ns FIRST-CLASS PIANOS in every respeC and warrant them to stand in any climate. Ilvn's wl.n nrr. uhIiuk .t my mew an ' ni lur rri!y.ui,il see wl-ut lliu.fMy ol m. wh." JAS. S. SMITH, 201, 203 & 203 Dupont St., S. F. 'wWsrs fe 't sl. im'&5igk llimiii UD SPBIIG WAGONS, FISH BROS k CO., RAG1NE. WIS. .itiorucyolcSiw, pORTUAND,OlE;OJ Ami JacksSonvillc, Orcgom GIBBS ft S PEAKS will attend to ll bu.'uiiM. q I'ortlaad.