The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, January 13, 1877, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI PERSONAL. All men arc not homeless, but Mine arc home less than others. Bootii only cleared $50,000 bj his re cent California engagement. A sisteu of Spurgcon, tho London preacher, has entered Ihc pulpit. The Queen of Madagascar has pro hibited the sale of rum in her dominions. TnE men who have made wheelbarrow bets on the election expect to carry all before them. JIn. Tesstsox, report says, has writ ten a new poem, which will be pub lished shortly. lx a French family who work at a milHn Slatersville, R. I., there are three or four pairs of twins. SiCRQEOXays that men with squeaky boots ought not to come to church. That's the reason so many doa'L. Pkof. Tiiaciieu, of Yale College, has gone to California for his health, and will not return until next term. Queen- Victoria has seen a change in the occupancy of every European throne since she became a sovereign. Two sons of Hon. John Bright have been spending the summer in the United States, quietly "doing" the Centennial. It is worthy of remark that when Dom Pedro went to call on the Sultan, his wife insisted on being along with him. A rouusuixG house advertises for sale a family Bible of General Washington. vJiieh tea presented to him hy tfu autAer.' A auLX-MrxuxEK drives one of the finest teams in London. lie ccrtainlv V . . 1- . 1 i , . - vmijui nauw now 10 uanuie tue notions. Miss Jeax Ixgelow is shortly de scribed as a somewhat stout, a middle- aged and agreeable woman, with a good anu intelligent out not beautiful face. Mu. Norwood, the new United States Senator from Georgia, is the son of a tan ncr, ana iony-six years oia. lie is one of the mast inveterate jokers in the State. A crsiCAL man insists that the fewer the relatives or friends the happier we are. -lu your poverty tuey never help vow, in your prosperity tney always help them selves." A Ptmuc spirited citizen of Marietta, Ohio, Mr. M. P. "Wells, has adorned the streets and the park of tiiatcitv bv caus ing elms to be planted, this being his way kctcumua me weaicaniai Tear. The old adage, "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth," has been improved on. Burbank, of the New Orleans lit- jitWicin, says, "Nerer look a eift mule in the hind foot." Pakis has a grave difficult r. to solve, what to do with her deadl For ten voars has this subject been under consider Uon, and Baron Haussman complained that the dead crave him more trouble than the living. Two "Waltham. "Mat,, men have novel bet on the election. The loser is to go to Boston, hire a hand-organ, bring it back with him, and play it on the streets a certain number of times, while the win ner passes round the hat and pockets the pennies. Tbxhe are some twenty-five candidates for mayor of Boston, aud it is a lesg tixx.e to election. Wc shall be able to add to the list in the course of a week or two. ton Papa: While Lord DsSerin was traveling in Hgypt a servant came to the door of his tent, and said in a dolorous -voice, "If you please, my lord, the corpse has come aboard." By this depressing title he was pleased to designate a mummy discovered in a rock temple. TnE following is the aaswer of a newly married Dayton man to the invitation of a Philadelphia friend, who wished him to visit the Centennial: iou are very kind, but since I married and became familiar with the mysteries of a woman's ward robe, variety shows hare lost their charms for me." CLurcumoxs have been published showing that over 23,000,000 of animals and birds wera wounded without being captured, by the licensed sportsmen ana poachers of the British Islands, daring the year ending March 31st, 1S76. The Tivisecdonists are completely eclipsed by wis cruelty. Is his "Confessions of a Drunkard," Charles Lamb says: "Is there no middle way betwixt total abstinence and the ex cess which kills you I For your sake, gentle reader, and that you may never attain to my experience, with pain I must '-utter the dreadful truth that there is none none that I can find." Behold another talker in tbe field. It i. Viss Elizabeth Smart Phplm. - ho ! going to lecture several times upon "Rep- resentative Modern FicUon." before the College of Liberal Arts of Boston Univer - fdty. George Eliot will be dissected in four lectures. Representative modern fiction is a large subject, Du. W. B. CAitrExnat, the Encash psychologist, is about to investigate spir- itualism, with 3Irs. Kane as tbe medium. -Mrs. Kane is better known as 3Iatnne For, who, with her sister Kate, produced tbe celebrated "Rochesier rappings" in 18i4, out of wnich modern spiritualism may be said to have grown. Colosix CnESTER, who has been writ ing about the peculiarities of Westminster Abbey, has discovered that Major Andre's remains were brought from America and interred in the Abbey in 1821, by direc tion of the Duke of York, lie has inves tigated tbe history of Andre's family, and iinas mailt oncinaica at ismes. As Atlanta lover, who was made a lu natic by rejection, determined to kill everybody who might be his successful riv&L lie met two young men in the street soon after coming to that murder ous determination, asked them if tbey - . -. i . i "were acquainted wuu uie young woman, aad shot them upon their answering in the affirmative. Theodore Hook once dined with Hatchett, at his delightful villa of Belle Tue, famous for its culinary complete ness. -"Ah, my dear fellow," said his host, deprecatingly, I am sorry to say ' , that you'll not get to-day such a dinner jfas our friend Tom Jloore gave us." "Cer tainly not," replied Hook; Trom a Hatchett oae can expect nothing but a cnop." XKS.'WiXDSon tells us that she married a widower with twelve children. Such a wrofaaa as that has tbe courage of a dozen heroines, aad is capable of lead lag a forlorn hope, or going without sleep fnri mruitli. Jiiat fkner twelve linnrrre uag oscs, eii crying lor liot buck- tijfii a raging headache. Such a iflkouldhave been on exhibition "Aauaa'g Pavilion, at the Ccnten 'VI Weald bare bva a great curl- Tho Cliarraerx of Hindoos tnn. Many of theso Hindoo juculors who live in the silence of tho pagodas, says au inula correspondent of the r rane-Amtr-i Am, perform feats far surpassing the ircstidigations of Robert llouden, and there are many others who produce the most curious phenomuna in magnetism and catalepsy uiion tho first objects that come across their way, that I have often wondered whether tho Urahmins Willi tlioir occult sciences liavo not made great discoveries in the questions which have recently been agitated in iuropc. un one occasion, wnue i anu oiucrs wore in a ouiwitu Mr 31 as wolL iic or dered his dobochy to introducethe charm er. In a few moments a loan Hindoo, almost naked, with an ascetic face and bronze color, entered. Around his neck, arms, thighs aad body wore coiled ser- tents of diUeront mzos. After saluting us he said : God be with you. I am Chihh-Chindor, son of Chibh-Gontnalh-Mava." "Wc desire to see what you can do, said our host. I obey the orders of Siva, who has sent me here," replied the fakir, squatting down ution one of the marble slabs. The serpents raised their heads and hiscd, but without showing any anger. itien takms a small ihpc. attacned to a wick in his hair, he produced scarcely audible sounds, imitating the taiLifJti, a bird that feeds upon truted oocoaauts. Here tue sorpeats uncoiled tbemsetres. and one after another glided to the door. As soon as iber toueaeu tbe ground they raised about oae-third of their bodies. and began to keep time to their master' ma&ic. Suddenly the fakir dropped his intrumeat aad made several pas4S with his haads over the seqieats, of whom there were about tea, all of the not deadly cobra species of India. His eye assumed a strange cxpresUn. We a' I loit aa undeiaable uaoaiacs, and sought to turn away our gaze from him. At this moment a small seocra, wboe buusess was to band fire in a smalt brazier for lighting cigars, yielded to his influence, iay down aad fU asleep. Five miastes passed thus, aad we felt that if the maa ipulatioas were toooatieue a few seooads more we should alt fait asleep. Chondo ' then rose, aad making two more passes over the shocra,said to it: "Give the commander ome fire." The young sr-' pent rose, aad without tot tori eg came and offered are to its master. It was pinched, pulled about, tilt there was so doubt of its betag actually asleep. would it move from Sir Mas veil's side tiM ordered to do so by the fakir. We then examiaed tbe other cobras. Paralyzed by magnetic iadueace, they lay at full leegth oa the grouad. Oa taking them up we foaad them stiff as sticks. They were iu a state of complete catalepsy. The fakir thea awakeaed them, aad they thea relumed aad again coiled themselves aroead his body. Oa asking usif ho could make us fit hisia- aaeace, ae mane a tew passes over oar eaee ot mind is aeenry. wsb oes legs; aad initially wc lost tbe asc of suatly looks after aad avoids or these limbs; wc could not leave oerseaU. , reaov the petty oWaetes that arc per lie thea released us as easily as he had ; jHaally destruyiog the samgiaary ilhas paralyzed as. iva, aad remiadiag eae ia one's owa des- Chlbh-Caoadar closed bis secac by 1 Mtc that oae is not lealir Jabet or Kel- experimeatiBg apoa iaaaimate objects. uy mere paascs -mtia uu ttaaua ia oc ur- 1 rcction of the object to be acted spoa, aad without leaving his seat, he paled aad cxtiaguisaed lights ia tbe furthest j 1 iBcludiag the diraas apoa which we sat, opened aad closed the doors. Latcfetag ight of a Hindoo, who was draw-hsg wa ter from a welt ia the gardes, he made a pass in Ids direotioa, aad the rope sud denly stopped ia its desceai, mUBg all the effort of the astonished gardeaer. With another pass the rope again de scended. I aked Cbiba-Cboader, "D you em ploy the same moans in actiag apoa ia animate objects that you do apec living creatures V He replied, MI have only one means." "What b hi4 "The will. Maa, who is tbe result of all intellecteal aad material forces, must dominate ever aH. The Brahmins know nothing beside this." A ISnrnin- Inland. Some tbtrty-&Te years aga tbara ap peared ia the Mediterraaoaa sea a tittle island, thrown ap by volcanic action; It sras in fact a crater, from -abieb steam and cinders wore still issuing, to tie heisat of several hundred feet. Tbe spectacle was a very graad eae as w-iUessed by sea men, tbe eruptiea beieg accompanied by a lond roaria; noise, and cUscbarges of forked lightning within tbe ascending ' i y t. .. i i n 1 1.... GUiUUlu Ul UUt c iC.Ui sou UUUUI .ivmk four months after this, the spot was vis ited br a British frigate, baring oa board ! Walter Scott, who was oa bis way to Malt i in " of health. The volcanic action ! hd f"- fd t Lc W,C to Uad od examine the little dependency of Great Britain, aad, havlsg considerable Interest in anything out of the common . course, be decided to do so. Mounted nJ. itmnit tn thi tnn uf the ilaril vbcrc he found two dolphiM and a robin, all dead, no doubt, from tbe hot temper - rt n .t.. i.ni.i,i:n mm groand, which spread itself aft tbe bate of tbe isUnd, aurround- ; ia h M vitij a c0i The atmosphere, j strongly impregnated with brimstone, I was almost s unocaung; ana n a neic was dug in Uie ground, it was at once filled with boiling water. 3 Horny aiicrwaru the island disappeared as suddenly as it sprang into existence in a night, A Xosdesckiit. Tbe Providence, Rhode Island, Journal says: Tuesday one of the oddest and uglieat specimens we have everscea was caught in the trap of "William Weaver, off Taylor 'a Point, Canonicut Island. It is about three and a half feet in length by about one and a half feet in breadth in its widest part, with skin like that of a shark; an ugly mouth, with four rows of teeth, and its shape is something like that of a bellows fish. Its moctli is on the head extremity, and not at all underneath, while its side fins are more like tbe clipped wings of a fowl. It was very savage, and when an attempt was made to take it from tbe trap with a large, iron-rimmed scoop-net it sprang forward like a anappiog turtle and seized the rim of the net and hung to it until it was placed in the boat. One of the fishermen aflcrtrard attempted to nokc him with a. short stick, and the fish I seemingly contracted hb body and then sprang savagely lorwaru, seizing wc man'anngerani,laceratingitsevercly. The nofldescnpt wcjgbs over thirty pounds. Ajtoeg'of Mungo Park, tho African cxplafer, is living in destitute circum stances in Scotland. She Is seventy-three yea of age. A subscription pajier. is goij&g the rounds for her benefit. It is uoiUd the money will reach her before it becomes nccehsary to use it for her funeral cypeasci. Funny. Kciublo'a Flot Appearances as jirs. iievcriej'. I do not think I ever spent a more inferable diry than the one whtoh I noted Mrs. Beverley for the firt time. Stage ucrroustiess, my father end mother both tell md, increase Inttoad of dltaiaitliiag with practice; and certainly, as far as my own limited experience g, I find it so. The Iirt hazard, I fchimH say, was not half so fearful as the last; and though on tLc tint nikt that 1 over stood upon the stage I thought I Rover could be more frightened in ray life, I have found that with ooch new part my fear has augmented in propartioa as prv viout success would have rilrel it more damasriBg to fail. A statable at starting would have been bad enough, aad might have bruised rac; but a fall front the hotgut to which I Jure beoa raised might break my teek, or at any rate cripple me for life. I do not be lieve that to fail is a tart would make me individually unhappy fur a nomsat, but so much of real imjxtacr to otkor, o much of the mot sorioas iataretts aad so much of the feeiiaet of those most dear to me, is involved ! the caa tiaaaace of my good Airtaae, tltat I am every way juiied in dreadiag a (allure. Thex onaWeratioa ami weir not aa Bttural result, a Tiniest boailaetta, to gether with no very great likiag for the part (intonating a it if, it is mi perfectly prttaak, id made me so servous tkat the wWlr of the day was apoat in it of ctyiag; acd wbea the cartaias drew up, ami I was "discovered," I'm Mire I wait have loeVed as jvled aad tar-woni as jwjor Mr. BererteT ever did. Ilticw, all wont well with me tilt the laC act, when ur father's acting aad my previous state of Bervottsno oo ail jawed to make my put oi ihc tragedy aay tltiag but fetgaiag; I sobbed ao riolsally tkat 1 could hardly artkaUte my word, aad at the hut fell Vftoa the load body of Beverley with a hysterical cry that hod all the merit of pure aatare, if aoae otKer, to roeoaimead it. ForttsaatHy the curtain felt thea, aad I was carried to my dreiag-room to fiaih my it ta pci rnlc. The last act tf that ptay give me asca paia ia my arms amt tegs, with ! heer nertMii ditlm, aad I am roadr to .lv!. .lrwa ixitU .ili.iuii. .t iL. .i dilScalt aeatioas w Wkh you expect me , to aaswer, respecting the teciea of power . waacsi ss called Ksh play ia the act, so catted, ot acaag. I am the worst roa a, lamapaij-aajMa u ever was bora; aad therefore waateeor I ; mt oa the SUbiect Can be worth Terr Ut- ! tie as a reply to joer qaictSao, bat may farakth yon with aoate data fur ma k tag a theory about it for yoateif. It ap pears to me that the two iaaliif a table esomeats of aae act tag arr a cortaia aaaoeat of poetical iaaagiaatioa aad a power oi a&Himptaoa, which u a good .deal the rarer gift of the two; ia ad jtbtioa to there, a sort of TSgitaat prv- ; tvidera. The carious port of acttag, to me, u uk son oi oouote procou w , the auad carries oa at oacc, the baaed opera Hon of one 'a faculties, so to spoak, la itsametrieally iiiipaaise direc noas: for lastaace, ia Ihit rcrj hvt toaoc of Mrs. BeToriey, trbtle I was half aoad aith crting ia tae midat of the real astgal-af naaua tmol Va" m aaaaaf aroaJ a- aaaa raain t at aauaaa I perceived that my toara nere failiag lite rasa all orer my silk drew, aad spoil-. itsg it, aad I caJcviated aad aaoaaored ' tauat accurately the space that my talker , would require to fall I a, aad aowl my-' if aad my tram aocorJiagly ia the medst of the anguish I was to taiga, aad ( that they U1 aiaaya he a teiary m cooac aOHdatalr lid cod arc It it this ttatcai- ac of their nnoalij dctkcacy at Satvr fal facaltjipUypromkaWeommo.-' ZSTSLTJL ptace ia iu aature, aascb acre Wu lJmtrlmJl mmTJl l ae tratle I am cttedag all that exeHc ; thmsa altch are deaared aad rdubed bj the naaaSoaote noetrr la Jatieta hohaoar soaae, while I frd as if my ova soul was oa my Hps, aat? my color cornea aad goes wila tbe tstoatity of tbe soattaiaat 1 am exprcsaiagi wblca preroatj me from fullsas over mr tram, from sottioc ire lo mf4f iriUi the Uaim idaceU cktnt to me. from leaaieg oa mr can raa balooay wboa I seem to tbrow myself all oror it. In short, while tbe wboie porsoa appears to .i- ... be merely followia tbe miad, ia pro daciag tbe doircd c5ect aad illatioa Hpua tbe spectatur, botb tbe iatoltect aad tii scares are coaaUatly eagrossod ia (nsardias araiast tbe smallest afetdoata tbat might miiiute agataat it; aad while ropresoatiagtbiags atoolutely imagiaary, tbevare takia? accurate cotratxaace ot every real sarrouadiag obaect that may atber assist or mar tbe result tbey seek to produce. This seems to me by far the most singular part of tbe procest, which is altogether a Tory carta aad complicated oae. Tkt AUaiUic JiWAJy. Price of Food in Olden Tides. Amid tbe never eadiag ornaments os the price of provisioas, it is diaacult for f ut to reliu the fact that a time exiated in Britain's .history w hen wheat as food 1 for 100 for a whole day was worth only a shilling; aad the average prke ef sheep 4 peace. In the rciga of Henry I. the price of wine was raised te six peace a qaart for red, and eight peace a quirt for white, in order that tbe tollers might be enabled to lire by it. Whea wheat was at six shillings a quarter (eight both el;, the farthing loaf was to be equal ia aoight to taeaty-four ounces if made of the whole grain, aad to sixteen oaaees if consisting solely of white. Aad whea w heat was only one shilling ami six peace per quarter, as it sometimes was, the far thing white loaf was to contain sixty four ounces, and the whole grain ninety six. Think of purchasing a six-pound loaf of good whea tea bread for a farthing! I a the nineteenth year of the reign of Edward ln the price of provisioas of the aty of London was fixed by the Com mon Council at a tariff by which two pullets were sold at three half-pence, a partridge or two woodcock for the same, while a fat lamb was to be six pence from Christmas to Shrovetide, and the rest of the year four pence. In the fourteenth century Parliament fixed the price of a fat ox at forty-eight shilling, a shorn sheep at fire shillings, two dozen eggs at three pence, and the best wine at twenty shillings kt tun. An act of Parliament, passed in 1533, settled the value of the beef and pork at a half pen ny per pound, and veal at three farthings. The VnotoxT LEoisLartniE. Of the 230 members of the Vermont Legislature, 1HS are farmers, 19 merchants, 1? manu facturers, 13 lawyers, 9 physicians, 5 clergymen, and 3 editors; S0C arc native of Vermont, and of the reat only two are foreigners. Toads, they say, are a marketable com modity la England. If so,, thej ought to be quoted in the hop market, THE LUSCIOUS BIVALVE. Its Esculont, Commercial and In dustrial Valuo. a x.tHMorii ftttueirr to ittilizk Till: OVMTKUn Ut Tlllt iL'Ll' OI UALirOHNI.l. ITS ui'4.vr4: rsojt a local STJkXtitUiXT. nTt rHAcino tiik unnvr ova. HTItll UKI'UT Of Til K WOHLO. Haa As I u will be ii Ukiriuiur l'toctataLK. A Mplrudld lpMrlanlljr far llir Intnl. turul f Capllal. Erery eaterprite wMeti mvolvea a large expenditure of money khwild e(i faJot Uil a4 eocaaiarrial (oaturva to ctataei! H tetfcf favor of eapUaHiUand aaturc Boas rial s-ee4. Agtancr it STt ciot liaportant MtfuMne oa tke I'atr Ct, wktca ksavc rapMlr a4iro lejnpurtaio .- k4 roatnb. utl to tW gMrnJ Pl'yity, will bow that they nave NMUxfUlAaJltaUiral aJvanta. Zea ot that ertiHi M Vise urM.ao4 tbet Ibo who ortsnat4 I best had ato Kik turcica a writ aa lntal Vmaa4. Smuc of Ut l4oifW arc ft ror more ramtacd than other, het CJ( thw mhlch are tawi trirtrt4 Is their eperatlvsa have a dlrert U3ree oa the vttaltty of tlw Ut. In utme raic, two. mi c'l h Wn the occe gatavnt that the capital ietet4 haa nrerlj itMiM4 every ear, and lanrt fortaNM have rw0ltlj heea ma4c TW Very UjLrtorr moMa neeMaitlv bMparc cKrtcaer4 aoi Mterprfemc tth the utnaaat cenajiara ia the Urtaoea of the Pacaac Caul, aoa eorce the tetrw4clSMi U new Ineautrtea hy bwtlt ioitvMaata aad eurparaUooa. woutmt or mx eoxrthcxcc SeUom. hovertr. la the Lwtorr at ab Praacica haa a campaay Ura iotvrpuraSad prmue ia um of C Alaor aia Ujrafer aoa Oaoatag Cueaoaar. with a eaoilal atora, of arral UUoa, &tnt kirta; mm- Na uwmm aa oaactra g-itkan woU kaomu mUfrtt; The hoar of Traa- Vcea a wwcNd C roira (i trrtx, A. Mack axk. itiUaam 5HW Maaoiar. S J. Para tvea4 lloa Kataoa J Uoum; aic Vke PreaiaVot. (fee Kubmhi jm i;MI1u ?ml0. ftUaa Walter Maammc.'aad -riivfwr.s.J l"awrVr .til thatac n hsch thef har eoter they Loot ttUti ly wett hat thry xn ahoot. Their praitaai- f . o.ee, are very pane, aoc a. lis tmauihie h oirrae the aaaactil raaoih raoaavt Uil w all parUe totet4 m TVvk " aaiwaatr UX the la mist the maMer cxoa lUmeHa as the warmott letmt m rogar U the character af the twurpna farh haa cooieieratMaat far hrtaoa the teowhogc f tot-esaciattr - ajraxo pett. lor K ta certaM to rriwfei- ttaoue the otrtcr lraoa ml tax -aorM. aa make the aWciwoa htralrc a f-atiltir artatic m eeory haaoehoSi. no cutter hmn It as Ha mmf he the fUfmiy f feeaey Ser Ucteteht elf twin. For iat aate pt liham haa ha4 the aaa m iae aoar haiaawa hr roM f hav "5 ' Mams mm mjtvtt a tptcURv raaa thot pUre the VK f tte Unm Ur a. m aawrara hate Uca tmt ! Nr lore aoat m the 1 .laaa clltaa U the - ataa, ao aSa to Luaim YitU ta , .iYiii aoet. heer,f the gvwat expo X lie rathcrmf mt Mm anhfi aae the high rate at wiAi arcTaaHaf ta the the paeea cavarzad hate hcea ae rreat tha aotjr rli prt aa tae ioea ahk ta pat Uheral; ta graaty UmSt taataa hate kxaa K puihta ta peacarc the isxatrr 1 aOad Ihc fiaielir Ma baa arvatalMO that aotms of iWri at the prtcc thej coat t naraaaf asce. vuats wajjr a tUcScft at -ot. roarty cao ! lie nh arttaeoce. Certaaa i, there baa aeaer haoa aajr ekmeot of Sra Suty ta tie cota meal, hct thea aa afl hax anaa arc eanaty there haa Ioea ao aofvrrstat muaaihte compataat tomaa,e Coaiaaartag Wtretcr. ahe aheadiat prodocttaa of vattora j "iaMio jwh m im ras lacre la ao ri oa vbauter hy ofttart aboaMherc ?ardad as a laxarr oa aacocol ml - - ) aaaria imc tkx LaaostT axo ascactT xrraLTxis. TMa it the parpoe ef the Golf of Caaaor ata Ujttor aotf CaoaoS Ompaay, torether rth emm; aa tadattry ahica tdcaUih ( me protperlty ml im Fraooa. i ro. Msec tacacporaatar. the remiiar hxi : oOtataad laU rtrau Iran the Unma , eraaaea tar the moat amfortaat ojttcr hea , 1??J!5LJ?.J?? . TJ r r "WUlf tup. ilherailr tan. ply ad the creat ctttat of the world, aad a tar aizc aaU nchaeaa of later there are a othrrottacn to eeoal them. Tbccebrbratcd sbrewtoary la Ur mfertar te them, aad the talatamu raoaot compare with tbem ia aat rf. mmaaau vf au CiUTt Trj Jar aat- .New York aad Balttaaor a ta. etea Laatera ojilcn. V.av that they arc, . . tot hy the j , , . . .. 7- 7. i-i tarred coir tar their U. Yet ere the Urr art Kitlrra yttera arc eoettdcrabij tmalier thaa tboac ot the Uuh aad the Utter are aa mora topcrtar m &air aa tbe CalafersU are to the xUttera. Ia fact, the Una ettlcrs arc the very aoeat te Ihc world. tXhOTUat. frames. As tbe company are detaratmed ta atititc the tadattry to the greatest poutblc adraa tare, oae mt their rsam eodeatsra -mill he to treoaoaixe avtkiag cxpeaaes to tbe fuUeat extcot. Tbey hate therefore arraafed to cm ptat a aumher of the Taoei Iadiaat, who arc aeislraWj adapted tar pUaUc? and gather tac witter. Thcae Indiaut caa be captaTrd tar very trUStac waa, ae that a great laitac tll be eSectcd la KetUa; them rather tbaa abKeraea. Tbe company will employ ao Cbaneac uader any clrcemttaarc what ever. Iadecd, tbey conbl not if tbey uk, for tbe law ef Mexico trill ae! rwrtaff. tbem to lire there. Alraett aa ima aa vpcra. ttaaa arc cummeaeed caaberies a ill be errcUd oa the apet, aad alto aa Ice manufactory, a macbiac vf aeaator Jeaca'patcathaTlncbcen already secured. Tin neceaaary fur maUBj: U caaa UI be Imported frvra England, aad mea experienced in caanteg brought frem baltimorr. It it tbe farther intention to tn gage from Six) to. 3X1 boj In San Fraseltee tor aerrice ha tbe caaacriea, aad as tbe boal aeta exteada tbta aumber all! be In created Tbua another important avenue of employ, meat wiil bcoixaed for tbe joulb of thia city, asd tbe cBtcrpritc of tbe company prcacnta aa additional daira to popularity. UXCOCALXD ADVANTAGE. There need be no limlta to the bullae of the company. Tbey a ill hate aa loexbauit Ible up(ily of the Urgett and rkbeal oy iters in tbe orld.com pie to canning fadHtica on tbe s(ol and perfect arrangctnenta for traa. pertatlen to the United Stale and Europe. With tbcac uceualed aJtautagr tbey can at once command tbe monopoly of the oyttcr butlneaa lo Sao Kranclico, New York and all other Eattern dtlea and tbe capital of Europe. All tbe oyatcrt, whether la tbelt or can, will be flrl tblpped to San Fraoclaco.to that that this city will be tbe ptvot of tbe corn pan j'a operation and become tbe great ovttcr market of tbe world. A early aa po. tlt!e lOJUW of the oytUr will be planted In tbe Bay of San Krancltco, and It la believed that tbej-will breed berc tjulle as well a In their natlte bed. As I well known, Eattern oyttcr ill never propagate In our water, notwltbtlandlng tbat tbuae trantplanted will attain good tlze. but the Gulf ojttcr,wbcn brought here, will give a much better account of tbemaclrca. Another large bed will be formed in tbe Bay of San Diego, wbcre great natural advantage alto cxltt for planting aad breeding oitUra, and tbe company will tee tbat their inlcrcaU are protected, In order to make tbe butlnc as great a success a practicable. X GREAT KEDCCTtOX IX ITUC. Another leading point to be considered Is that on account of tbelr flrtbclaa facilities and economical arrangements the compaay can place thsse superb gulf oyiters In the Kan Vraneiico market at freni foitr to fifty jwr cent la ttua the prke at present chargrd far Koitern Mvalvea. Tbl U so wia ttfUl a dltfarirnre that it will make ojtters one of tbe cbeapett artklea of fl oa tbe l'adflc Coaat without detracting from tbe o alUim tbey occupy aa a luxury. Tbe a atae difference In prke ia favor of tbe gulf ovaUra will oVUla Iu every city to w bkb tbey may be abipjted, o that ta (rooeiHenre of cheap. nea alone, to aay awlblag ut their great auiwrtertty in other rmptct. tbey wiH a!wa ruutmand tbe iraference. In Luadua espe ctallr tbey will be reccited wKb marked favor, far tbe ufaler wbicb have bllberto been ob tainable m that pputaui a)ty bare been small and ptr as well aa fvrbtdiimgiy espenalve. Already the coMpany bate eatarcd lata eon tracta wHh IxhmIom Impnrtert tar upplig tbe IinaWn market with lube oj ttar, wbleb w IN ia thia caae. by reaaou ef tbe lupertar method tf cmnalag, at ay a preaene lb air fmbneaa and aweetaeaa. Ill expected that the Southern Paetfle lUUroad wUI extend aa far aa Yuma by tbe Ut of Jaauaxjr aext, and if . tbe htament f frb ojitera frem the Gulf In 2aa Fran. rK wUI he commented imaMdtately after ward. a raarcrraL aoxaxxa. It win be aeea that there arc two Important leoarimeata f boin ahett aad freib caae4 J atari, and taoa ojratera eMber of nwru pwec Mtaatagaa aneugn to maac tbe'eompanr'a catcrprlac a groat aoaaclal eccea. AU the dttert hcaeau will be cws- aaol to IhU coaat, ad the ciaimt of the ta- ituttry are o JtehlMf aad the prtnpeeta o arirai, laai M una mam cat it woaM aeem aa if it were imyeiiitle ta itt mocM-y la aay viher way ta o such gw4 parpoM. Wklhta wae J par the compaaj f ally expect to pay oae Jr ceaLper moaia va the par taaae u the ttack. The UfseK hwoaaaa m the way of a tatoc mut metitahiy he wmbed t ia time. au iae oaaler wealth at Ihc lH f I atUOrnU ia hkexhawtUhta. aa all teiuai who are viae enough to become atockhahlni wtu by and hr mwE to their eatlre aalaacttoep-J. r. Aaah JU. Juat &a Hoprcaentod. Steele A Price Mt Flavortar ExtracU la the market jott aa reoreaeatad; lacar bottta arc twit maaiure. hobi aaM-haJf aMre, aad are thor hww OV alrmgrt of Ukw ocdtaartly aafci. .a ar iff mce a rmtonas jxuacta. vt e eaderac their rtataaa for parttj aad atreagta. j Holiday Presonts. The new colored fwhrrSral lkotoreaphs now heior prodocad hr Meaara. L w . Taker .v Lav, S Xeatgeiarr atrwet. F. are taat Ihc Ihao; tor hulaaay proscata. Thaa attic of panorc H eatateiy aev, a aa the prvcwaa ia pataatad ahWiUiuc raa produce them bWt att to ae them w hca jou attt the aty. Caution. i Wc to niBw aaert ef Dr. Prke' Cream HaUos Powder a;aaoat battoc it la hon. L apftaKaatoa aVcaaera are mixta; Bwar, aad other lahtl.tacea wrih it, aad niUug itaa lr frice'a. Boy K ooly ta caat. aad tt u awkcUshser, aaoeWaod bcxittrr t.K .U, cakea,Jalhaaaoj ether ta tbe market- Land Owners Without Patents recta. fi stlh their rereeU to l L. Htaham ACo,Attocaeti fur t Uima . Ac-H'aahm-tao, l- C, aad reoatvc Ibcar Lasd zataaa. Dr. Prico'a Pot Hoee abiraalar the frasrtoec mt im( hr AWi AhUm je.aa.t la triacaWT aallrhttal tht ador W dxawSr haoa. Thcmaat arnuUiW i nfwiMM tor lave mxm4ktxhuL For aaic by ail dealer ta eh Met taatat artatsea. Cascxa caa ax Craam Or. Boss, ef Philadelphia, asoecacea ata daacotcry for the radacal care mt Caacer. .V Kmft! So ttnt .V Ca Kcmcdacs wttbleUttiTC Itaa teat aaywberc Pamphleta aad parUcs- I . . - . . . - . - . . TV. It T. Bxa.iiiNartii Sroad at.Ruladcikda.Pa. , , Wt doatre ta call the attcattoa of ear read. (capcciatly ad lhac la the trade i. to the adaerUi aUitmtot of the Uotf mt Calitawaa U?a. tar The ttack a aeaiaac rapidly aad the i leant pot apoa the avarla watt kmt he datfoacd ' of. a aaat i ute watc at iaaelo. Kuuifi KiTxacT larcar radhcaay ccrea Brtr daaoaae. Cil. ateaiy, oaabetca. roaa, aoa-rtloama. aoc aal aSacmaa ef the Udortt ta hath aexea. aad la every ibfa. s4d SJ decssltta eterywhere. Ccxx roa Smx Tbkoit- Rob the throat . tn. U frar r User ttii Trapper! Udiia KAl oatal rd. ts taad r j.-oeU.t umce2ce.&MeaS!rrTa aaSaaoetaatU t tiara lad wd K,aad ta tLe j aoBtaatc.Se rnxrtx. ; !u sooc t ot-aars raxAOc ur axr. u: Musivoxai . at.aaa fnw j OlU 0) J H. crraav Ka. wJwZU artawta Co. rorttaat. ata. Mat.il. a. boom ana it a i st rttouccl . I Marat Mrn, u rruim r m I a r Heart Disease I fll CKE CCKH. al.OO jit aortic Aoam air. Clj .lr. raala. Kaa. $250 A MuXrU-AXaOaatarrrrj'trt. Parian. a&coraaSt ul tnakM. tw atunMilm, lUna J ToKtH a ua.aa Loob.S(a. GOLD MTTDAT. I A T.2Z2LPi ""5?.." i V. arrTynx.awtiaaa4ttx.taa rrua BKIroLI'AKPa.trU AttOKT ri aawwlaat. la' .mt c , K nr ium prtaar ta tana tmr a eta. Afmt 9u4L. It. S-. t txiruKV. mini. ittK 1?i valid rrjiiit i.tt Rctiicn bv TV iuiuku of rtetiar ASCRICAX aaS roRtiox r.lTEmi Hw uOUUIWa AMnabii'itllittixa iu . Alt-vnt tor iUaw aa4 AnoM Lc rurta aM taa4 TSwt l atn. tl,mn . ll. i. j. i cuuHweut stKa. 1AL StOUMa. 3ao Knnr i tw AiaillTVIUUrttl aaauautrrv. A u4 Hitat a u. traaaara. OaacTst batr a mmjnt to wmui Agents WAXTCO tmr ta tacat It. Atari ml br aac aoou BAJiMurra (.ni iitutrtr.ar. wtmji ft T 'PUS BEST A5D CHEAM3T Bei Sr-rraiC tar rarula. MatBa. Itaatttt. Dm Uwai, atilt. KM btTM. aa as tiadt r trrr as4 rvscj brii,Kai u aa as S Twr4 a. T. Srtttftice Wctrwaarea Wrfdidft. TOR SAXE! i halt tvrmcrr tv a well ektakujiied Saaarai. timiot tirreUlMa rrartHa.ii. rruritvt Mrmt-r is m smeuat aaxarw arlatHe4 t iatitr .ta Afru ami arnr. TEETH SAVED. FIUJXU TEXTll A srECIAtTT-4JOU. SILVER aa2 Boa riTUar armti BVaaMTat HUiI Tiriklrf aio aa4 apaarl UarUw lalw Tea Tear raattaat artrticc. uSn. Ita mi or tirrn. uwii aiaai Ujm.urnMm Takt ii u. aiuur raw. itraad. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, l aad tm Krartty nt.. Hm rraaclira. ISOialttM PRU OAT. It. C rATlUDuC ... roraiTov Tin t'aarenl t'oar hra, Hh Um aaat mt the IlvtHan. vmalaatt ht ia aatuac at It Uadlac ta eoatrr puMtim iatfce Hetrl rtre trBare7 rrt Ula ta natl uk, kl jam 4iaCta7 aui carr jHt. Ml.WJ 1J Ik ul IM U-'i.. - H I.H.I I'lhTKR," its rrrti ledtaa arairr. aa4 ta ra- tBe tiara. Twain tvatwuli. Aplr or a14ma . taiMAN a IX, 11 Slaalcuaarry alrnt, Kia rraacwra. KRUG-CHAMPAGNE. PR1VATK CVYKK, la tttarta aad atata. MIIII'.I.R. la eaaitiaad pitta. runs I UK II ttCAI.ITS ta xuu aad ptata. for de by HELLMANN 1R0THERS & CO. SOLE AORCTS. SAX UtAXCISCtA Divorces! Lra-aUy aad ealrt. Tr obtalsrd. Lrrtl crtrrakrre. Rnl- dBee Immaterial. AtSdiTU taOcKal proof, fte . f!r A It XtlJmalaltb atlBial ILa MAUVTK.ftS s irauictM n. . itwi in 81 td 1" " a. Ansa niKi. (Mtm tad OAaVUTS XUX a CUi, Aamta, Wtlrn. AGENTSj:";:: amlrhHmlKXrOHITIIIX HlMIU r. w a 'K , a I 1 IT O T I cl OAaUSOLIO -J SHEEP WASH f T. w. jaexsoy. s rra- I tuaa4 5eraaa. C. i ?. H. TIHSSLL i CO., Unmu Aa B&acracnraaaa or BOOTS AND SHOESJaK ae. 4ie vik.x wtkejtt. fixeaat Saxaoata aaa Basary. SSJI rSJLKOMXt. Kxiirrarm of Mai. Bcti. TeattX aaS CaO Cmt ri I CXLT HMJVk. Orirr. n t&l prosper 36. AH llxca aaa LAUREL HALL BOAEDEsG SCHOOL FOR TOUXG LADIES, SU Mil 10. C! kcv. r B. CHCKiH.A. rrtnripa.1 rpHC SETT SZ9UIOS BlX,tXSTltrKIiaT.JAS a. 4. IHJ7. vjaa rtoat uar""" lat aa4 aatia(awrat Hvc WnC aw itln rr- mStv MU Mln Ur a lasrwaiW cm- : Ear, tac )Un Lum VwtiU XtL TVm vuaaar to trrmr Hm V Vunx aarri iSoaX Mtm VUt rnmamai ti aa ttry tf WHITNEY & HOLMES ORGANS "V -.V' ASU Stl.ava.AAT T-a.ai. -mXh t vur Ixvnaerart BaaJfe. t.;t-r. Orr-a MaaV eTS am tW urrui aa4 ncsx tSxai u atrvier V:.T-a.M2aiaiaatnS&:r Wr ruWI.nlnn. i4 Ut l-Rc Int.. WHIiaET k HOLMES OtCtn CO Q.at7.IU Ej JJools and SIiocm. urr aa Juim ata kaa rovrtjon. mSm w sal t rtr Cta Vat frtaca t.S Lnsbcr BUUTS at trws H la f. Ca vtu IxiUr Kjou. 9. rrttea ua nMTyLii Ki - awrr htHU ta tac euaarr M3i awe w ar-r W n f lmrrtl if Iu c aar vwi at ZnmS T yrr aa aa sua w zwm aup Utt 1 hI i ara u Ml qt VJL t fACTt HX. liLY lxci a&t SlMa CUft Tvmtnsj aac irttt. ju rxjaJiciace or Taa Naticr.al Wire and Lantern Works, OTr Tart,fBoai a Jteaaa. rnrfrtX. 420 Saataaic SUSaa f raadica. MiMnmrmnr vExs.crrrct.Tzz!. ul llaus WiartrrTH rtaair Straaa MkimI Wallvry vwa IrawiatltJ Hlr (Ulk, Hmi; Mlalar nlh. OruaUlH lrMtk.Rlain.mM. hla ai Karaa taalriw, Wlrv 1 TSYS anno. I talc Hmm aim trirf a Ca. GOLD AND SILVER SAVING. Xawbattaa Ore Treatlac Co by Secor'a Procea. nTr oua ct tors rsti nrrr roryt ta a a-aarr T uea A IOB tXlX ISc sastaarrr affvrulaaxa' ori tartSwC trarUsc am Yj aavCcuaaaac xaAt MraaaTBxrctaT&f 'ftatfeaHrr Is earrwa a ta rae vtf t UVe rau i SxtSsx tata aaanrt ta d a lat emit. Bj arttii RW, mm varxea taac, aas ataa me nns jrnaere. prafterA a mSnrztm mt traas X) M tlpa ! chaw, r. ttrna. rri.i. KENDALL'S Improved Quartz Ml QUA2TZ YJSTSQ EE70LDTI05IZED a UOHT. CHEAT aal POWUtrtTt. UtLL at m A ar tw cm or rv iqc. Scat tar Crca WratrnetUatta STKPHKN KKTJAIX, Car or r. A. RmaiUmctoau ia u laa rrwaai au, Itut STroatrlae. CU THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA OTST ,V.D CAXXIXG COMPANY rrae imrt or Thl nrnr uT sow 1 arva S aatacnoOoa lr a aaaivil uaraat mt CaaHal HXt. AOCTrai ar TPJ at ia man at ac Oatfaar. No. 6 Leldeadars Street, Btrearrt BalUltx. Saa rraartee. CaSSaraia. rr?Vvritalar-i aat tar riiSi I eaa la ta Mntvp((Mk OrArrt tr tak caa a ant (araatra Whm, rare X Aa, ailmMl ta ta Secrc tarr f tarbv L u a l ' W tALTPt ILvyXIXC. SecY. THE BISDON iron and Locomotive Works. Co a. BaaLaaaaBowaasSTaSax Paaxcuox Maasractarm at Straat Kz&ara, Qaarta aa4 ITotj USB Stacalaarr.Straa SoOtn (Marue. locoaneln aa4 suaaaarri, Karta Xaxlan i&lra aal tcv rrot- taraA, AB ataaa af E-4t aad aearr CaaUaca. at are tot irtcta. Caaa aad Tapta. 3S cmlX4 taeca. raaraatt4 3 par ccat. nn SsraaS taaa crluari traa. DUIt YEA'S GLEX CO YE STARCH xacaiTia Tita HIshost Award and Medal it raa CENTENNIAL KXTOS1TION. LADIES, ATTENTION! MM1K r.VUUlSIOXKTl. IIAVtXO ESTAIIUSHCO a a rarraMiac .irmer ia hi iimcci at trad TmmpVJ t all order fir Ladlra and caiUrrat rare! Vltc Uaudiv MlUarrr, PaUrtW, At A rum atlwluaar tra lT SartotacttsM raaraatevd. Tac taear y n IrVm carrrfaJr aad ir" of ctwd tral U ntM(il. Tac BMf;Dulmvaiur tscn onlcr miiu MtturrtM. r"aat; aaaacrrd. Fvr rtiwalbtair ttfcr atara ta the rtfrtarar IBU Mr tVltllKLICU. S3t U'rarrrlt Ml.. It. ST, jtuarru jira. . A. CA1 IS TIEATia CMC! WITH S8K151 At taa am ot lb pautai n iiaoat taa aaa at taa OlFE 01 CADSTKS aad trttaoat tia. A Sam Dr. A. H. 8I8K. XXW RATES'. COS 0ir!widf from phjaidaat alan atlfaHnt. p.n. p. a No. 124 ALTHQUSE ANI RAYMINI WINDMILLS! 'I'lTK IWtt tsd CHrtarat SriMircaMkff tl 1a loa L World. UrM.tarbtf aad Stat ta Ci awSmnloa. vtad ror iTirr-iiat to ha atata at ssaji aavrtsa f goi iiw ifcv mmx otij a oToio PBOG-BBSS! THERE IS MONEY IN IT I THE PACIFIC Artesian and Prospecting TO ALL kjxm or wzu,Boaxo . ninklr m4 KXrlml. tola i ce.tc,(o raica o jiohi.a.1. buua rMXT. CjlU CUJ1CTHISU KSTIKCLV ascsr. A3s o acrfcEHjKTo roe STKOoninGimrzss ayppcKiBttiTT CJSLKTlril. The only Mattress rKJLT CIS ZK TICUTZrED OC UOtXSXD XT nrncKr. Wunsid r It rm tern tot CsrcCjtr asi Tfx LUl lo THBUXS v CLaatx.s Xros. s. mu a aa rnaamcpfji. SAX FRANCISCO Journal of Commerce. THE LaBGEST, XSST KUUBLX, Best Commercial Paper rratngm ox tee rxanc coxax. TT C0XTAI3S A Conplcte list of Jobbers' Prices, And a General Rsriav of all Goods sold in this Market. A MTBCHJLXr Will. SAVX MITCH MEZ TEAS the rstcz or thz tatssu bt svascxis txc roa this tautamjc jeviaax. T Jrx zl SrUsrijti - 15.03 j-7tr. oraatipu Caplra a at AoptSc- tlOM. S. F. Iseraal at Cottacrca Ptlfitiitj Ca, si a ciat axstrJCT". CHMMINIS & SGMS, 327 Eearay StS.F. S. i Vrm. WATt H . Cxaxtax oar icxia t aauTtnjt WutSoa WurSe. y cads tar oar prsea Brt.v4aeaarr xaartrd arallixls SootVAjnaVa nmlHr jurMlrn. A u at J - cmt raaaxxairAX walthas pnai. penaaa arc ta mtaet aaly kt a tataa twlart SeyUCSet cas amt atta WcSl - ruriaia atixiiaiuiMTOii.uiwTiEai ot u arart taa ar am wrtfci Setorc U oay it ocst IT tac Wasrabaateaat yoa aesx sar. ar ua akrtWrarrrcttaBr.aryot r r -.atri jrux u. mxr UmU m au t WriU. rrrc A Ca. It a rfcad Ur mmrr. Wc trr t maud a fctO a a rrrotaa oa tata root tat cW uSiOc&ca ta a. Jrm tr mm-t. rrter-tM atrTC. Wheat Has Advanced! BCT ARE LOWEPa. PUMPS PUMPS, PUMPS, PIMPS, rsa Hlld. Kaaiae. Cardra. ravrm. T1ldU Bw rrf Wrlta. orMautUow oTeUa. Frce Phhim of Every Dtscr.K, Srut Cyliiiin, Ircz Cylirdtav FITCHES SPOUT 1UXFS, CSTESH RUTS TX7QLXSAZX AXO XSTAIZ. Trlr tCareeatt rirr aa andlcaace. T Traa latu4 U taa. or rnns tar J rteea. Sara aoary. axady rtBaoasy. y rtta ta CHAS. P. HOAG. 1I 5r Strtrk. w ILmrl, Saa mrtra. rim rrttl Aiml BVltyo Wladmlll. THE BEST YET Tb Sanity School Tt3r.oaleh H. CayTrao boH aad Gorr A rrtta ar Kdttori. aad Jooa Waaa aaakrr H pobtoaar. will, ta Mrr. roatala rricol bccm oa til tatcrnaUaa&l 1 1 nnl.br lraCt.Taylectna and A. C atrodrtcS: . a porclxr rircaBSao ef lata lrnooa errrr wrrr.br tat Ktrr Srnua UaO. ot London: aad a practical apriScaaoa ortoeliineo trttUM.hylt OayTraramill. TaatraaicmairHer aad brcr mt &Wp taaa caa b obtalard ter wbrrn. TfTte t amt to DrwssacrJtrra.R9 DoaUit oa Irwil. tor 3 ontu . eayoar,tllV lloc aftrro cratt tltrra tfil W aral a arcfaesea rvvr oT Xttr Sr&olan qaartrrty taa brat buaday acboul lraoa brlp (or arhotart paoBianL tswvlmraa mt ta Vt'rrUy Lemnn IrmT ant frra. Tt swl rorapl WTofaay alliMesa B kt aotd as oaTwapnra. wr-n. I MM IX WATtXR. Bastowa 5e hi Seasacrr, ratadWhla. AM CaWMit siwrt. FAVORITE CIGARETTE FORMER. Tl omly CompacI; SiapJc aad Practa. cat aiadiine ever ta. mtrd tar taaaia Ctrarcttca; twisa both eada pcrJcctiT. Saaplas by aaail $0 eta. Aiiirctt KLLIS U KC Co-."VaXTmj. Majt. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 1KB. DU ruuii. a rAxrTACTTiucD ut mexzo srsuxo. so. i'i- laaTcaaaia ttrert,aar Taini,Saa rraaclacai. FA. UtHM A. SolJcttar of t awSv VaUtaataa . qq SorwatXafrty.gSrErcrarcaawi HEALL'3 lTSllEli XKCmJ. oVM,IA W r Omk ri t. Kjl cp.itaAt&' if 1 an Tr