PERSONAL.
Sesatok-xxect Tciixn, of Colorado,
is a great railroad lawyer, and a warm
Methodist.
The Republicans of Boston nominated
a candidate for major who is eighty-six
.years old.
John B. Gouon has reduced the num
ber of his lecture engagements on ac
count of ill-health.
Swck the death of Cardinal Antonelli,
the Pope has been confined to his room
through ill health.
AXEXAXDKE II. STETHEN8 Wears ft Tol-
ret skull-cap, when he siu in the House
of Representatives.
IlicnAKD IIkxkt Daxa, the poet, cele
brated the eighty-ninth anniversary of his
birthday last week.
The first patient of the Chicago insti
tution for the cure of inebriates has be
come a Supreme Court Judge.
The London Timet says that Cardinal
Antonelli belonged to a race almost ex
tinct the great ecclesiastics having been
also great statesmen.
Mr. II. L. Solace, the only Vermont
postmaster known to fame, is a brother-in-law
of Saxe, the poet; but they are not
on the same side in politics.
Miss. Jeajt Inoelow is shortly de
scribed as a somewhat stout, a middle
aged, and agreeable woman, with a good
and intelligent but not beautiful face.
lis. Moodt does not believe in church
fairs and festivals; says they should be
cleaned out like a nest of unclean birds
which is a speech rather too sweeping.
Corbix, Senator-elect from South Caro
lina, is a Northern man, and was a promi
nent soldier. During the war he was in
Libby Prison, and has had a varied ex
perience since.
Gexekal Hawxet, president of the
Centennial Commission, has consented to
deliver an address on the "Results of the
International Exhibition," in Steinway
Hall, December 4th.
"Wm. M. Evarts, Charles Francis Ad
ams, Wendell Phillips, and other distin
guished alumni of the Boston Latin
School, were present at the late centenary
dinner of that institution.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat, presum
ing that Mr. Haves has been elected and
will be inaugurated President, makes him
out a Cabinet, in w inch General Grant is
mentioned m STvirr r Vr
Jajies Itoruxsox, the veteran Boston !
anthmetiuan and teacher, has reached the
age of ninety-five, and the school com
mittee has voted him a salary of $1,000,
on wnicn ne is dependent tor support.
Heket As tor, a son of John Jacob
Astor, for maltreatment of a little girl
named Josephine Ash, of Rhinebeck, New
York, has had a verdict of guilty brought
against him, the jury awarding" the girl
$20,000 damages.
The "American Humorists" are busy.
Mr. Bret Harte and Mr. Mark Twain are
said to be writing a play together. The
rumor that Mr. Josh Billings and Mr.
Eli Perkins are also to be called in as col
laborate ars is not yet authenticated.
Spotted Tail is described by a recent
guest as a manly-looking creature, with
small hands asd feet asd as agreeable
countenance; while Mas-afraid -of-his-horses
is as wild as a hawk, asd looks as
if he were afraid of his own shadow.
Miss Mart Fletcher, of Burlington,
Vt, has bestowed upon herself a piece of
happiness. She has given that city f 150,
000 for the establishment of a public hos
pital which is to bear ber name. It will
be the oaly isstitution of the kisd in Ver
mont. Or George Eliot, one of the most dis
tinguished of her masculiue contempo
raries privately says that she is a woman
of such high moral sense that to converse
with her for an hour makes a mas feel as
if he were on top of a mountain; the air
is too ratified audit fatigues him.
Ajf old negro mas from Henrico
county was approached yesterday on the
street here by one of bis own race with
the question bow he had voted at the re
cent presidestial electios. "Well, I tell
you what 'tis; I ain't voted yet, and I
ain't gwise to vote rill I sec who is
Reeled."
Mr. Horace Datis, the newly-elected
Republican member of Congress from
San Francisco, is a son of the late Jobs
Davis, of Worcester, Mass. He recently
married the only daughter of the late
Starr King. He is brother of our minis
ter to Bex lis, asd sephew of George Ban
croft, the historian.
The New Orleans Bulletin says Capt.
John Wilson, who, in 1859, saved C01
persons from the burning British steam
ship Connavgldji sow living in that city,
blind, and in abject poverty, having been
compelled to sell or pawn the gold watch
presented by the British Government, and
other testimonials of his gallant act.
TiMOmr D wight, the father of Presi
dent Dwight, of Yale College, is six feet
four inches high. His wife, who is the
daughter of Jonathan Edwards, was to
small that he sometimes carried ber
around the room os his opes palm,
held at arm's length. On one occasion
be seized a cart drawn by a yoke of oxen
asd stopped it.
Geseral Wiktteld Scott offered him
self to Miss Maria Mayo, of Richmond,
Virginia, when he was a captain, and was
promptly refused. He repeated the offer
when a major, and was again dismissed.
When he became a general the fair lady
yielded, declaring that she fully appreci
ated the difference between Captain Scott
and General Scott.
Atkexecm: "It is only too common
to divide the inhabitants of European
Turkey broadly into Turks and Chris
tiana. We seem, however, to recognize
three distinct classes of Turks the agri
cultural Turk, who possesses all sorts of
primitive virtues in perfection; the of
ficial Turk, who plunders; and the bashi
baxouk, who murders."
Gex. Washwokw, while at Valley
Forge, bis troops being in desperate seed,
dispatched young Thomas Lamb, lieuten
ant, to obtain supplies. White giving
the order he unfastened his own spurs
asd handed them to his officer. The
spurs have always been preserved in the
Lamb family, and hare just been placed
oa exhibition in the old South. That was
a very pleasant thing to do, and worthy
of Warrington's Col. George.
Mrs. Belta A. Lockwood recently ap
plied for admission to practice as an at
torsey asd counsellor is the Supreme
Coart of the District of Columbia. The
Chief-Justice desied the petition as con
trary to the immemorial custom of courts
of justice in England, and the usage j
la this country. Mrs. Lockwood had
beea a practitioner at the bar of the Su- j
preme Court of the District for more than
three years, asd was, therefore, brought
within the rale of the Court is that
rwpect.
The Bovs of Mr Childhood.
The boys of the veneration to which I
oeionged tnat ts to say, who were
born in the lat years of thJ last century,
or the earliest of this ere brought up
under a system of discipline which put
a lar greater distance between iwrcnts
and thoir children than now exUt. The
parents t-eeuied to think this necessary
in tinier to secure otelience. 1 liey were
believers in the old maxim that fainil
tartty breeds contempt. Jly own par
outs lived in the lioue with my grand
father on the mother's hide. Mr grand
father was a disciplinarian of the stricter
sort, and 1 can lianllybBd words to ex
press the awe in which I stood of him
an awe so great as almost to prevent any
thing like affection on my part, although
ne was in the main kind, and certainly
never thought of beisg severe beyond
w hat was necessary to maintain a proper
degree oi order in the lamily
The other bovs in that rt of the
country, my scho)-mate$ and play-fel
lows, were educated on the same system
let there wore at that time some indi
cations that this very severe discipline
was beginning to relax. With my fa
ther and mother I was on much
easier terms than with my grand
father, if a favor was to be asked of
my graadfathor, it was asked with fear
and trembliag; the reqetet was post
poned to the last moment, and tkca
made wita Hesitation and Wililies and a
confused utterance.
One of the means of keening the bovs
of that generation in order was a beadle
of Wrcaea rod, bound together by a small
cord, aad generally e?peded oti a sail
agaiast the wall in the kitchen. Thit
as esteemed as much a part of the
Beccsiary furaitere as the crane that
buag is the kitchen fire-place, or the
shorol and toag. It sometimes bap
eaed that the boy tred a fate
similar to that of the eagle in the fable,
wounded by as arrow fledged with a
feather from his own whag; is other
words, the boy was made to gather the
twigs iateeded for his owa obligation.
It has new beea quite clear to me
whv the bhxh was choea above all eth
er tre of the wood to yield its twigs fw
this purpose. The beech of our forests
produces sprays as deader, as flexible,
and as toa-k; asd farmer, ubeaevcr the
! heeck " c"H5mH, " 1,8 !
: bra8cltei for drm- oia- et tlsa Tse
lof Urchea rods far the correction of
I -l.:t.l ; . ..r :. s
luiiiuim A vi ica; g oii nu"Jl4j . ssi
bis -Dioourc on Pwrcat Tree, wnttea
three auBdied years ago, Evlja speak
lof birchea tig as an iiatcuet of the j
scnoal-maMer; and Irstsdva, in Mi "Ar-
boretBm, goes yet urther back. He
savs: the birch has l-eest Bsed as use
iastrcrsaet of caxrecttoa in schfrris from
the earliest ages." The HflrUnh poets of
the lsst ceattiry make freqaeal meatios
of thu ase of birchea twig; bet ia Urn-
doa's time, W book was pebtisbed !
uiiitv tc&ti siocc, ae kbuu imi uk
ue cf these rods, bath ia schools aad !
pnvaie lasuisas, was last paasiag away
a change oa which the bovs both of
England aad the U at tod States may welt
be ceagratalated for the birchea rod
was, ia my time, even store freely osad
ia the school than ia the bouMehaVl.
iriffiarn Cutle Bryant, ia St. Sicittai.
A Shtgalar Character.
Ameag the receat deaths I bare to
note the demise of 31. Gagae. ae of the '
most siagstlar characters of the ceatary.
, . , - , ' -
great deal of good , sense ia him. Hav-
lag a fartaae aad a fise chatcaa, 31.
t ArtTff tut e vast f lao- wc a
uaw uegui us hiisc iw imuht.
EverythiBg that he wrote was ia verse
machine poetry. His letters to the jour
nals were wnttea ia what is called pot
try that is, there was some jtagle aad
aa occasional rhyme. He wrote a poem
of tea tbovsaad haes, called the "Chi-
ticde, and I remember oaly that he said
that journalism was oorrupuos aad ras
cality aad all the joarsalssts cnarixalj of
tbe deepest dye. let for forty j ears 31.
Gagsc sent bis p&xut to the pies, aver
aging eae a day deriog the period,
though be freaueatlv seat S fur wr five
a dav. lie preteaded to write in
T8
as rapidly as in prose, aad addr essed all
tbe journals; bet, of coarse, hss verses
were rare! v pablished. Now aad tfaea a
few Kaes wuuid be pKke4 oat aad pat
in print. Bat ep to tbe last be ooatiaaed
tbe habit of seadis? bis versas to all tbe
papers, as rcgaiariy as if thej gave thao
publiatj Some ten jearsao he took it
in bts bead to write a "eaiversaJ gram-
JhJ r W" V T,t l2f
word -W-German, hahen; Freach,
ew.r. jsow, me root oiuiis woru ia
nearly all langaases was --av according
to il. Gagne. aad aT was aavc m the
T,
univeraai laagaajc. xBg a bm
at in a mild wav, but he would have
been sent to Cbareaton bad be been poor,
lie was charitable, kitidlv, and eminent
ly Christian in bis sentiments, and be
did so many good worki toward tbe last
tbat people stepped laughing at 31.
Gagne. Ills last idea was to write tbe
history of philosophy is verse, embrac
ing a million of rhymes. Cor. -V. T.
Timet.
IxniAJ." CocniEBS. It is wondcrfal
bow rapidly news is transmitted among
the Indians, and it is in tbe accomplish
ment of this work tbey show the most
wonderful power of endurance. News is
received tbat is important which should
go to some distant tribe or villagc,and one
or more Indians prepare fur tbe work. A
feast is made, and they eat and dance,
eating as much as a dozen white men
would eat. Tbey call on their neigh
bors and cat again, and continue danc
ing and eating until nature, exhausted,
forces sleep. After sleeping a few hours
tbey eat again, and are then ready for
business. Tbey mount tbe fleetest po
nies in tbe camp, and then start off, rid
ing day and night, without food, for five
days sometimes. Arriving at their des
tination, tbey state tbe news, and anoth
er round of feasting and dancing com
mences, to be followed perhaps by a
tramp of several hundred miles mote lu
another direction with the news to anoth
er tribe. By these couriers every move
ment of tbe United States army is re
ported, and long before any command
reaches their vicinity all the tribes of
Indians will be apprised, not only of tbe
approach of" the army, but also of its
strength.
Ax Australian bas taught a canary
bird to sins "Homo. Sweet Home," by
suspending it before a mirror near which
was a music-box that piavea uie air.
Supposing the bird in the glass was
making tbe music, the canary finally
caught the notes, and now warbloj the
whole tune.
Five hundred respectable ccntlcmcn
are pressing their claims to be aldermen
of Boston and will lc mad unless tbey
get the office. j
A Wedding- Exjicrlcnce.
lie was of Quaker extraction anj educa
tion. Hat during the border trouble he
had "fallen from the grace" of non-resistance,
and had been "dropped from the
roll." He was therefore no longer in
"good and regular standing" in that
communion if that can be called a
"cttuiuiunion" where they do rot observe
the communion. He retained, however,
very much of the plainacssaHd btnntae
and downright honesty for which that
Jieople arc proverbial. Everjbody knew
him and cveryliody respected him, as aa
industrious, plain-spoken, honest man.
He owned a fine farm three miles from
town, where he lived with a family who
helped him to carry it on. His farm was
devoted mostly to the dairy ba4ae.
He also had an icc-houM, and supplied
the heated denizens of the city with that
luxury. He was a bachelor, aad it was
the geaeral opinion that whatever cb-c
he fell from he would surely illustrate
the "ercvorauce of the salais" ia tal.
Hut his fneads were reckoalBg w ithtnt
their host in this matter, or rather with
out their hostess. In fact, titer dhl sot
know that there was a hostess to be
counted in.
One day he drove up to my door on
his way home. He wanted to ksnw "if
I still kept up my Sabbath afteraooa an-
poiatmeat at the school-boe west of
his place, aad, if so, at what time I
should pais his house oti say way home.
I replied that "I still kept up the ajt
poiatmeat, aad should rctra past his
iMMSse about five o'clock." "He did sot
waat to pat me to aay trouble, btst if I
eoald as well as sot, he wished I weals
rait ia as I (tasked. They had a little
job they waated me to do." I guested
at ace what was waated, aad toM Mm I
would safety call.
So the seat Sabbath, aboat ire o'clock,
I taraed up the laae that led to hi hmtse,
tied say bwre to the feaec, aad weat to
the door. I was adsailted by the house
keeper aad seated. The btte-wtk was
goistg ea jt as Bsal ! Jat a ia aay
larm-hUse aad I was recasted jast as
aay siraager wwald be. These were
evideatty ua uausoal pfessaraisosss goieg
aa. I asked for mv fncatl. "He wa
ia the yard milking. Shovhl tWy
call biasf" I replied "I coald wait, bat I
waated to see him." I begaa to for! a
little cheap ahuat the Uaader I had
made ia sppoiag it wit a wvdttiag 1
was caDed lu. Had it h tnmr saea, I
stioaid have sespecled it was a hoax.
jt t keew sav :nead but u satsch t
J-ci for me tu islay a j ike
a matter, s I cpst it saa
oa wxia ch
friwsait it saast be same
tkiag he waated U ooissalt Bsc about, aad
1 had eatirrlj Basse ederXetMl him. Ia
a few aasaates he caate ia. He was ia
hi shirt tierves aad overall, usd wa
earryistg a briatiaissg tsatt of aailk ( the
paatry, aaa Use woara lulls pr.ewle4
ut Hraia it. He greeted sac very hearuly.
un Htrrv to dvtaia sae, bat woahi uoa
Mrtasv. lie thea tatroaaced sac to
a hright-iaakhag yusg w
I
had avrficed bottwr, aad presessted har as
the cxpectaat bride.
Wua that they, tee, dsMsspearesi ia dif
fer oat directiuai, aa I wa abase araia.
Ia a few tatacies they retaraad, swativ
dieced, and aaamsaced thesaielt
"re4y." I strisspod the coraoay sf all
aeeari ovaaascat, xasi acatle K at
aesa-uke a osotssle, sa as to CMrrattoad
wwa use scrrvaadsttsj.
The hee was act dariae: the ser
vsce, bat there was ao gatttoisstg of the
tasatiy sa ttte room, aad the itstet raptaoa
. .a .
ia use regatar coarse at asatrs was very
hcief iaocad. I esaefct the b.iae
uke spirit of the eca.oa, aad rxeased
aavseu aaa aepartou. As 1 saoaatoJ sav
horse aad taraed tfo-wa the toae I saw ue
Ma -tssade bride-rasas eaaer-e tnaa the
ho-Sae, r eefcad ia the arcralh) UrCe saea-tsvae-i,
aad earrjteg the alatesaid stilk
pAlt, aad gosagtMit taarJ the bara to
iatsh, -that utlkiav-. The coas had
prwhablv aevar katrwa Msrh sa iaterrap
tn Wtore. Thej had beea kesst wruuag
awl leas thaa twasstj Riiaaiet. Su ttuabt
thej wasted arsji4itaUj" u ask bisa
what the raatter ass. Mat I slasibt it
.
oer there was a aatMis la wtuch lea.
preesttcs time was wastod. aad where the
i r"Ur f ev-ts was leas dis -
terbsti.
The coolest part of the wcoeeediasrs
jet. i uc taaauaaeu. .liter tae cere-1
a a I . . ; a J a
raoaj the bridegrtaea can ap, aad ia a
frank, battaeaa-like wav, tfot of tte
faa ITa .fill .f 1. in..
; fo te uu Ju
,um, This e 4r
feCt MU,faetWT to Qe,- M ,t vu .u-
: Hberal sara, aad the aei oi the
vtmniSma WM nmitK reffa.w,BJ:. Ku
, lWe
There wtwW bare bee. a iaoma-
tar. There wackJ bare beea aa isoota
pleieaess without this Saal toach. With
Uj
whole scaae seems like
aa i? titration of gestlas. A "rerirr
iinNHvarj-,' in CArwfi'jn Union.
PKoro'nuTELiiSKArH Acmm-s Aitika.
It is proposed to carry a wire, says the
Loadoa raa, to the Caje across the
Africaa coatineat. There is at preseat
telegraphic cossmuaieatioB frusa Alex
aadrla te Khartoum, a dittaace of 1,106
miles, and surveys have already beea
made for its coatinBaace to Goadokoro.
From Khartontn to Deiagoa Uty, where
the So at fa Africaa lines terminate north
ward, is only about 2,000 mile- shorter
than existing lines oa the other three
continents. The roetc woe Id lead under
tbe Victoria Xyassa aad Tanganyika
Lakes, and thence down the Shire aad
Zambesi Hirers to the set, where a short
ocean line would connect it with Deiagoa
Bay or Port Natal. A branch would go
from Ujiji to Zanzibar.
Of the 1,000 miles or so of aerial line
it is suggested tbat ranch might be
erected without the expense of jxdes by
taking advantage of the trees over thickly
wooded tract, which are frequent in
tropical Africa. The difficulty would
be to keep tbe natives from utilizing the
wire in regions where iron is scarce and
valuable, but this might be got over.
The undertaking, if it could be esttb
lisbed and kept in working order, would
be exceedingly lucrative, and would in
many ways aid in ocning up Africa to
commerce and civilization.
A rAHTT of Englith bloods, says the
Oiiuha Herald, arc expected here in a
few days to hunt buffalo; and thit rcc tils
the story of the London cockney, who,
having suddenly inherited wetltli. came
to this country in winter. Immediately
after landing, wishing to take a drive, be
so informed Uie hotel clerk. The latter
ordered a stylish cutter and told the
Briton that he should have a genuine
American sleigh ride. Then, thinking
the cockney might need another robe,
he asked: By the way, shall I put in
an extra buffalof "Couldn't you let me
'ave a liorsc, you knoaf r-cr-rather
not drive a buffalo first time, you know."
The richest man In England Is
Duke of Westminster.
the
Porchoron Horses.
We take pleasure In railing the attention
of tk breeders to lite fart that Mr. A.
Sackrldcr. the enterprising Importer of Nor.
raw or Pcrclicfoq bttrse. W again In San
Kraaeltro wtiti six staUton of that wonder
ful rare wf bertc. a portion of which are fur
sate. The wirae I'errbemn I derived from
the fart that they are maialvbrrd aad rearrd
hi the aneletit (trimBceuf La I'crrbe, a dis
trict situated to the south and west of Paris.
The htstwry of tbi rare of burse is some
wbat Wutf, Imt It U generally tuttcedrd
tbt tbejr sprung from across between tbe
One Harb and Arab steeds. Introduced Into
tbe country by tbe Saracens, uadrr tbe fam
ea ebief Abderatne, and tbe Urge, strung
nathe marrs of tbat region. Tbe return of
tbe erusaders, brtagbig witb tticra some of
the Baett of Arabian sUHioas, made another
lafakMi of oriental bfctod to tbe already
spleadid stock of La l'ercbe. Let their pedl
pre be what it may. tbe l'errberoa U uade
HlaUy the fiaesl ipeeiaiea of tbe berse kind
forbeaulr, strength, endurance ami speed
cwsabiaed ihst tbe wtsrM bas ever seen. Mr
Sl'Hft'i horses re at tbe ltrrd stables
oa Market street, opjHullo SeveaUi, is. F.
An Old Priond In a Now Placo.
We UVe 4eature la calliag tbe attention
of visitors to !aa Fraaclsa lu ike r- tk,t
Juha Krlljr. fwcnerljr of tbe Hrooklya Hotel,
sms BSMsnsea iae aiaasgeraettt or Uie Coei
Mserrsl IIWI, voraer oi Mots I -ornery airaue
"w ivearwy streeu, ware fre wn M Lilt sty
t see bis oM easWacrs aad ffteadt. The
iimrriii ts a bw aad elegaatlr (ars it bed
hotite, with all of the asuJera appiuaces fur
the cwsafort of guu asailly fovod is s, Crtt
ciass hotel. laeisMMac a slcaai elevator. Tbe
fcottse. vwtr He Kelly's tNltr atsBare-
aseat, is raaislly Bthog up, aad will. douoUes s.
rwm svwg eaiv ia saate rat laMe fooalarity
that was Use fatored lot of the lirouklya un
der Mr. Kelly's supertitioa.
Yorba Buona Bitters.
I swfwslartty that thit mmticiac bas
'"" ia tbe coatfuraUveiy tlsort ttase
that R bat beea befufe tbe Mbllr ta.UsWo ws
la caUta; ise atteatsva of oar reaoXt to it
as a fasaujr saesJiriae. No hawseswsd lwM
c wHSMMsllt. At a eatbatUr aad regwUtor
n ss vtMaauea. so gfeat bas beea tbe ic
sbmm lor it that tbe rtrwtwsr-UM. It vau..
aaa Fraacsseo. have hut beea able
to Msfply It We CMgratuialc tbeat Umhi
their gowl tortaae la betog able to faratsb
a rarar so every ir a4ttU4 to tse nuts
of bcasaaitr aad wawh wdi ete toag aat4j
reswy mu or the taaattry aad eaorgj of the
ui mptn. iui s sw imwww; II to uii pahHe.
Heasona Why.
The reaaaat wbv Dr. Prtee's Havaeiag Ex
tracts, ucatoa. aaiua. ete, arc taerr to
all others s beraose they are rcar4 frots
ehatee sehwtod fralU aad aMtaatics withoat
rarag or ntias.au. oiit. sU itt artag
ate letttora aaehaagnt hy raet
MMoa, highly eoacoatratoa, reasrssf
1 1
Land Owners Without Patonta
stsMht eactoie $2 wtth their reeeats to Cot
b hsaghsta A Csl Attoraeys tor Ussass, Ae
Wathtorsoa, V. C, aad rcetite their Laatf
ratesxa.
Too Muoh at Stake
Steele i rrsrc bate too asacb at ttakc to
pat to tie aasrLet aaythtar hseh hss aot
beea SmhW ae4 oaly harswU-t, hat Mtbt.ly
beoeaesai. Ihetr tr. rrsce's Crvaaa SsLtog
tVeer It the oaly ktod avadc by a wrstltral
t4strkaa, wuh soeoal resamt to su teal
CtXCXl. C4V LTtlB-rtr Raw-. ,J i
rWaaetohla. aatacar., tu diseat.rf far
tsie raascu cere at laaccr. tf,: ,V
x t. ,a t,aj: Ksa-ffltt fail i
tsoet seas aajvLerc. raa9-UeU aad -artiro- i
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haastaerthtsi. the touet atat Ue bath -tr
tsaetK aW ifebgbUitUT iragraat. Far the
tkkrMrenaigas.gratail7remlsiag
isasaar's !lsase. sUabeto graTci. asvi all
eass mt the bsaMar aas! Ksttoett eared by
Kx.ik.mi-s lUratcr Brcar It ss sale,ca
eaetotss sad rettahSc SsaM by drsgguts
cieryehere.
Cvrrn na Tvn nr -After tra4aar
haaslreals af iWui tor doctors' tees.I as
rssr4 at last et rhettsaatitts by latesUar foor
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at., aaa rrMma
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sassrs liuas a atatajs saaarrae.
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TM saacuaaA af raetal . a
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taaaasxa. (itisiitll ar. mm
twtal ta csmu
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Umi sM Slltut Mask kss arelsMl . ai,ixs
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rVKXATXRAt. U'AX
AXD SAVINGS
BAXK,(
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a r iv itim
sti tut sra '-Cr-r fur satanjt.a it sit sar
af
- wifcis a iitram ia jsaasrr
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sasns in aaa Wis rrrstar taaatur CttkUaas
at far traat.
" INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
MSt atsd Kramy ,t nasi rrasictsee.
sisouistee rtn DAT
II C rATIUOUE. .... raaratsrsr.
Tsea CsraN rssrhrs. US ISs asssa at ta
Ilatrlaa. autaiasjs taia asiuax a! taa l-vfirr ta
taarrf aasaraxers lata Matrt rree. WB ssre Taa
rrt late taa ttat Coat , 1( jae swaectaaj aai
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
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't taa Stsartsta. A aaa sad eamrawaaas tar
starr HtfteL " IS 1 71 Srstelsas utl raaa.s. Irrsat
fjr Israuaati. sa4 s ataaaa rlrtslar. frr Laat a
aaatmsulaallasMrraaaasvtala. Caarrsa.
at.oo jar air
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(fsrSS jrsrs trapriaar sT the HBflOU.
t.v.t itTt:t a. s.i
LADIES, ATTENTION!
rpiiK rxutiaioxr.D. IIAVI.VO ESTABUsIIEO
A.
a IirTkslsir Arf fT la esa rraaeuxM. aiu at.
trs4 crutasu ta sli ararrs foe La4lrs' sa4 taildrras
KaraUhUa Uautfs. MultB-tT, 1'aitt-ras, Ae A tura
mlMlvBur Ut tTreat. smMilimi MUiIsrUoa
tae I
bsob'T BUI sreuraaaar ssea ardrr
LMirrs ra-erraiir sm rrwii sasaered. saaiBies
stcaotsestlr rr;staird. fur mpositbtatr rtfrr
is uriwursi sssrr AOarm JB rs. M.
ss ii . r.L.i.11. ui ursrrfll itt
, n. r.
FOR SALE !
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peilsta. a Satuatne tlrwt. mi rrntloo tal
raMits arslrust at rat nafUlaa 8rstUsi Sasitrss
sratattlrd ta ISTrsllrsir. Aa jlnaU m4 rlr.
AaarrssM.ru Hal T t.S. T-CaL
KRUG-CHAMPAGNE.
PRIVATK CL'VKE, la tjaaru tad stats.
Hllli:t.r. ta qatrts aad -lata.
ruIIHIllKi: CALITS, la tjsaru aad rtata.
Tor sals bj
HELLMANN BROTHERS k CO.
SOLE AOKXTS.8AX MLA5CISCX).
ALTHOUSE AND RAYMOND
WINDMIXLS !
TIIIC Bert ssd CSesrest S'IMirraitUac Mill ta I Si
JL Wof 14. Ust.UsSleaD48lmpllaCetintrrJaa.
34 for J-rtce-iUt lo HAKKH i atja.SSIl.TUX.
ct saa rraaoaso aad Sseraatava.
J
CALVERT'S
CASSSSBUO
SHEEP WASH
T. W. JACKSOX. Sas m
ciwa. Sou Axtat tat tMiut
Lis sc4 5ivsas.
vi3
C. & P. H. TmHSLL & CO.,
larosrsas aid asaBrscresau or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ao. i cur wTKitsrr.
Btwtca aaasooe sa4 tuutry. aXK ritaMCtSCO
arra-s MMC CALX mxirk.
Oram soilOM aad Hwtastly Sr4. AU rU ut
saanss m4s u tae Mnt Bukt pries.
nM iismiM ia cooes a&4 prwat.
VERDICT ALWAYS FOR THE
DAVIS
SEWING MACHINE.
The Ceateanul Gold Medal k ftpfema, 1876.
The Scott Medal, - - . - - 1875.
The franVbn Institute Medal, - - 1874.
The Kprt mf Ihr Crsitensilal Coos,
smlsslvn aj : Tk UAVIs I ir4fs
tii uitAMt doLi) nrua ur iiu.iuk
axd UirUIHA OS St KM IT tmr nctll.st
altlal ana eonstntrtlaH. ssspud le
lb srvalrst rssjr mT stork. i
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II tifuooa l 1VUUAL. UiusNiinsau
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tnUKE't-fn Wts rlitojs4. SSs Usaa
twtarm I H AlXStk sii lwi UH f 4 r m
lC tar J u MB.ti iim, l'fTA vrt sL
tJMr.KATl-.S Ivc Ssss! UuMH u at
raaslar sa4el rnsW lu sa (sas
trrit -w Ul as M ss.iti, a ar au.& ts s
tscoiaui, is r rsiRx -t sr
4-CrsasxkiaM swsswrtsiht wu
Ksksrau a- srre iwr ass va la abiiu m
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ctst4 ssor mm sa4 ruojsisarossrj luassitli i
tkM ssy ttr i ta sssss transit w fissr.
t"w iar.se ttM Hwt srwaBM at auaaTatasr
arslaoaracv I jh vet
Ajtttt WasttC la H Ustc(ci ItrrrUrj.
3JARK" SHELD ON.
Crsl .tjl far rarlSc C'aast.
iao MMTaTsuxr. - as rKasctsoa.
THE
GULF OF CALIFORNIA
OTSTSB
AND CAXX1XG C03IPAXY.
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X aaaa tr sataenfoa t s i-.sstat sussat at
(sstsJ
Coakfaar
aaertas ar i7 at taa S aT Ut
Ho. 0 Laldeadorff Street.
HtyvsrCs Batttu. aaa rrstajeo. CsaSarUs.
" v-J kstt IW arrfaesaw a ta 1
ni ths r c- Sar ska-a sa Sa a-as
uv riat. tvt(. '
w cALTTK MAXStNW. U J
LAUREL HALL
B0,UU)LG SCHOOL
TOC.VG LADISS.
iX s!ilt0. CA
tS5V. K- B. Clltltril..s.. 3S rrinrtf.
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A . ItJT. H ' rM: m if iii .
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FROTESTAST JLSD CATUOUC,
at cost ruira.
Te cSvat a rxunnm WSart tac let tint year
JOII Ci. IIOUUEA CO,
Str.SttaiSlll4l(osl!r ItlTtiirllM
KENDALL'S
Improved Quartz MQ
QUA2TZ 1QXI5G EE70LUTI051ZED
t uerrr. CHzar sa rowEjirr. mili. si
.a asx sas trat a( tsa wu: stiia.
Scat ts Ores-
8TEPHEK KENDALL,
Cars sf r. A. Hmatlasrtaa.
IS ts I as Sfasaasit t
aaa Fratsrtara). Cat.
THE RISDON
Iron and Locomotive Works.
Cos tnu saa Btrtuln.Jo raasetseo.
VuTrcrirTn af SUaai box. tfrsru il rvxx
Vai Martsierr. Strasi BaHrrs t slsnaa. sMaraeWrs
sa4 Staaaaary k. Sisnae XcSataB!a u4 Laa Trm
sarsa ASl ataas aT tU aa4 aasry Cssaacs. at tea
est rrioa- Caras sad Tsrata. aaa tts&al raeas.
rsarsaleaa B pa teat, rears careSe Uaa arsiaan
Irs a.
MOST ACCEPTABLE GIFT,
"-'" sa at las ss-aa tlaalsA sf ft-.aa.
Or C.siUsI mm renssasirsit Valaa.
A NEW FEATURE.
FOUR PAfiKS COLUKEI) PLATFA
Oswftatl!r af eatitrea fcsrlar Waatraa's Cs
ssiaasa. sa4 aslc tt rrrrlf. ut saataer Bat ksnac
tt.tatrt alii brcasae raata tka osat Sata!Tat
vb ssa aataec. At r trscSer ae satatsurtr
It tt Bat sa.taa Saj ta Swt aad sat aaa arte Km
ass freer
-Thc klt raACTrTAL E.NCutn Dicnex.
AkV a tTiST -iaA. VujrUrlr AVrtof. KrinX
BTTho National Standard.
PROOr--20 TO 1.
Tat sss aT Webtr's IHetsaaarlrs tSrasi(Vaat tSe
msurriiHasm Mamas ss iarjr ss Ike sties at
say ether UVt.aairtrs. w wi i sa arvataa sssa
rstswa. sad saeh ssl lUH eaatiaaes.
Mareltsa TIIIKTV TIIOCHAMD eaales af
Wrbcrs rasafMcrd Sste traa atsfad la sa satar
l-abac KBwats la tk Vailed atalas. Sr luu tti. i
CaajaoWmrrrrsaurtetSeessa- of edaeatlaa sad
lr I sifcrvirrd m ar fuotly, sa4 U7IB4; w Sirs
s rapx laescBbt jaar bthaals
raaBsardSr CaCUERRUat
, Sprl art eii. Mass.
WHITNEY & 1I0L.MKS
ORGANS
V:sr au nn.AST stvlks, ana
i VsiasSla lmreoTtraeais N sad Beaaoral
Sola Ssaas. Orssasts sad Mast Una e-TTja Sere la
dorse tarsa Urrsat sad rTCSBtrsead laern ss Jlrtru
Vsxat. la T-se. stacaaauni sad tsrsSlUlr. War
rsaied Site Tesr. MJ for l"Uc Lls.
WHIIHEt A HOLMES 0H6SH CO-Qtnt. tIL j
SAX
rttASCiace
or Taa
SIKAtCH
National Wire and Lantern Werks.
urjts-sr TaTK. 1 uoviiD m jioxsa, XTopnj.
20 Statsns St, Sta F -incites.
ill aad I HON Wilts CUH1I SpacllIUrl Hrass
ndHteal Stattrrr Hrreetta. Lsrsmsltrs
Wlra data, and Heavy Stlnlnar flatk.
Ornamental Wlr Wsrk, RltfitlM.SI-trs,
Khlj. and Kallraad Lanterns, aTlra
rnra. Kalllna-, tJnards, ete.
Iteertaealsd la Uaa rrsarUra by
JfSHTS I. BKRITtB,
Lata Msaser vllk Xekttldt A Co,
PATENTS.
FA. LEHMAN. SorKITM-of rtsu. Wusjsr-.aa
B.C. Ko 1-ateat Xo Vt Saad forUrcaiar.
QlOa day at teas
Arrera vaatad. IJatltsad
-yTA. ta
tanas trs. TUUI 4 CO, Atxuu, Maas.
v j i. .
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FOE THE MOST ACCEPTABLE
HOLIDAY PRESENT!
iLLL S U "3T Xj in S OF
Artistic Photography!
r?.SpecIaI ntfenlieH la called
IVORY -TYPES find POnCELJLIX
LIFE-SIZE L..VXD.SCAPES.
MORSE'S LOCKET MINIATURES
ARE UNEQUALED !
Artesian and Frcspecting
AaT-aVaY
or wzu,oia5e
S-JBrtasit. ScaS,
u4Caut-Kirjb'f4 s4 lar Orrmujs. eibt
nt.ctc,vs runs a aoHtiAx.
OslLsaa ratt.Car-
MACHINIST TOOLS,
Miiiii aii Sat Mill lacMierj.
ENSINES AMI BOILERS,
Aal saT UacStaerr Passat ssa Sale.
J. MSMBY.
SI rrrsosl SC. Saa rrtaRaas.
CUMM1NSS& SOKS,
327 Kearny St S. F.
tj errs roRAaiKirtM ir.i itk as
V.Mars.' TA'ATt NStn. Eltsxacrsmssl
ABancaa steia vsscaes. tj artsaar nraar poca
as.Waare xsartea aa-aa-4lsicl- law. ast
ranslstea aastraaleaa. Ai Wstcaes seat T si
seess rj 1st- lac K!rt at sat ac's toocltt
si taaai hrfiKT satiac. bat caa 4eru(t 1U Wses,
rura a La. ta fianatta a sua. aad aarrams:
at at (rultsssmr-t berar taa csaaer a ssat
teas. Ittaa WstcStsaaCaiat Tea a-atSsr.arttoas
aat Kmtaararrtetams.crraa ersta ar w-tr ta
satj avll it. ar ixttrarckxa ta WsGs. rsrreaca.
is te rrntaa U saaafy w sre Seumaea a tUS
a; s lasvutjeaea taecsattasl v- S3" ssetfsfuoa
taaX ajar arva-att rri4i seatJYs.
Farmer, Miner and Granger
aasvta tvsscaisa roa tss
SAN FKAXCISCO
WEEKLY POST.
The Popular Weakly.
Ktlaxsred and Improved.
Tbe Best and Cheapest.
IT ABTBCATEI THE IISHTS IF SETTIEIS.
ONLY S2.00 A YEAR.
ONLY S2.00 A YEAH.
ONLY $2.00 A YEAR.
raata (a aa eta. addltlaaai.
nrseat fer Sa-aalt Ce?T. Tkt taa-prt UwaltS
tl Is aasasatd ca-aasadt tt It a itrj tarrt rtrrala
Uos Krerr rsrasr sad Daslaess Slaa steaid s
scnVtrsrlL Aa uoe:ieil axJIaaj tor A4rsrUr.
The San Fraicisco DaOyETeiiniPcst
Will it Snlarftd and Improved.
THE r0UL iOURRSLOF StK FCARCISC8.
Beiuarea; ay camera
taonttas, 83.00 ISrss mentha, at.S.
railars TO eta. addltlaiaal.
J-oots and Shoes.
JOHS RrLLITAX, 5. TL ear. Bat.
tsrr aad Jacksoa su.. Kaa rraaetos.
offers to mats ta order tha rrraea
Ctir Leather BOOTS U rrorn l to t; Ca
a iruesta iratser rvuts, st rrasch Cair
asUxftnt Ties, tl, Csllfjrols, tlXX Bora
""""aad CklldraB Itaots sad HSor. nidi ti
rdsr. rVrsnas la taa eoaatrr erdsriar Bouts aad
Skora to U araoaat at 1 12 or rare UI
f allovad a
rfdaetlan of for sar eeal lo matt Ibe eirrrat
cttrera neat. 1 su noou aad saves or NT ons
MANuracrnuK t.r. txmu sad
Saota seat
cu.i. rossurtir oa price.
Agents
WANTED Ibr taa nsost
rotxtlar Millar IOOU
Malitl.harf 1 1 4 . ... ft .
J"! run mmraim a
' BJLXCW&tt dt C.. Tail staaaar StJs. T.
If
IB
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ta MOBHE'S fas
PICTURES; ls,
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tha
S7"3 $30:
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CENTlvNXIAL SUCCESS !
One egkz inrmi txwtxc scacoitx
sviswtrtatlnci&t sAfVai fttm asS a-SS.-SS
st taa Xzrcseaea la nilafalaala. aaS aaf
cassaay r aaa-ac u asss rccataas say acrsar
as s Caaera tas peWc Wat&-ia sarti
sacSUa Sar txa irsal aaaay aa4 caaaLr esrssa
Ct&a. Ksrry asaatsa U farraSaS srtn Q caa
Vrsxec Ha: IraaSa s Tit ssacaassat v wttxaat sxlra
cast. a-srrsatas far trc r-ars. Casxtrr
sag city tutiain aaarac. tss saa
Itrt yarrTta t casaaars.
JOHKSOK. CLARE
co
17 3Taar XaBlgaaaer7 a I
Wheat Has 'Advanced!
-Btrr-
PUMPS ARE LOWER.
PUMPS. PUMPS, PUMPS,
r
Hajsd. Raataa. Gardra. Sarm. Triald, lsr
Bsp WcUs.srSkaUasr TTalla,
Force Pumps of Every DescriiUM,
3nu Cjliritrt. Irtr Cjlisitn,
mm sFBtjr tmz, csias ribs
r-JTOZISULS AXO XI T XII-
Trad dlseexsts ctsra ea ayaararisa.
TiTrsdslas1taaucaX.ar arrta rsrs-ieaa.
Sara
3car. stsdj aaccaar. ij eriut ta
CHAS. P. HOAQ.
Sta Basis Strtat, aear Baaard. Saa I raasSaaa.
SSan.ral A cant Katlpaa TClndKlUa.
DUR YEA'S GLEX COVE
STARCH
aacxiTas tbtz
Highcist Award and Medal
CENTENXIAIs EXPOSITION.
UNION WIRE MATTKESS
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3i at sr. AJtra
k.7 SCraUUOHTU
rUB 3TEI QTUJJ Q AWD nCSASUITT
cascKTAsas-x
The only MattrMa
THAT CAX BX TIOUTXXXS OK IX-MXXX9 AT
rUCASC&B.
Warraatad fr Sr rsars. Saad tar Cf?aUr aad
"Vies Ustta
TKUiun a. u-atuL.Bia Areas.
SIT Bask St. Saa True
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SAI IE TIEATEt
VIT1 lIKlls
CANCER
; At tt hoas or ta paaaat
wnaoat aa as ar aaa
OlIE 01 cicsncs
(aada-UaodpalA. AAtrsaa
Br. A. H. BSeWa.
rSKW BATXST, CUKX.
Oerrtajosdeac fraa partMaaa aa soSettad.
Divorces
Lscaltr ut .let
tr oatataad. Ugal
Trraer. Srst-
dae IrarasKrUl. ASdaTtsa saScttat froaC Ita
artar decre. Address (alia stasis)
K.S VAKVTN. aa WasalscajaSu.Calcaca.tB.
p.n. p. a
Mo. 128.
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cat sudsis err ia.
seated Ibr xaaaia
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