The east Oregonian., March 17, 1877, Image 4

PERSONAL.
Mb. Jkffkrsox Davis has returned to'
his home in Memphis.
Qczsv Yictoxia trill take up her
abode in Buckingham Palace In February.
Jonx B. Goooit ts so HI that he
hat been obliged to postpone indefinitely
his Western engagements.
General JcxErn E. JonxsTox pro
poles to reside permanently in Ilichmomi,
Vi anil fmc lm.fTT" Itiwtn ctii.rcctail fnr
' "-o'"""
Governor.
Miss Emily FjirruroL thinks that
gymnasiums and skating-rinks should
be attached to the jails for the lcncfit
of prisoners.
Mr. Theodore Tiltox says that the
reading of "Daniel Deronda" makes a
man wonder -whether ho is going to die
a. saint or a sinner.
Mr, Joun Euot, good man and preacli
ertothc Indians, is to hare a monument
built on the spot where he gave the red
men his first discourse.
Four ladies were elected to the Lon
don school board at the last election;
among them is Miss Taylor, John Stu
art Mill's step-daughter."
Jons BnorGUAM, speaklag the other
day of the great Macready, said: "His
voice was like broken china clinking in
the bottom of a dry well."
The statue of Bums, at Glasgow, Scot
land, will be unveiled soon. Mr. Glad
stone was invited to take a leading part
in the ceremonies, but declined.
Mk. Robert Bnowxtso has been
nominated by the Glasgow Student In
dependent AssociaUon is their candidate I
for the Lord Rectorship of the University.
The torch which the daring MIral"
used when he bounded into the wolfs
cave, is exhibited in the Old South.
Maybe it's the very same, and maybe not.
Mrs. IVu. B. Asron made a Christmas
present of fifteen thousand dollars to
the Children's Aid Society of New York.
This will clothe and send to homes in the
"West one hundred boys.
James G. Blacte was unanimously re
nominated for United States Senator
from Maine, both for the short and
long term and Senator Windotn was re
nominated in Minnesota.
G enteral Jos era R. IIawxet aad Mrs.
Hawiey have returned to Hartford, Oosnn
where the general will soon resume work
on the Oourant of that city, a newspaper
ot which he is part owner.
Ciiaki.es J. Brest, the Louisville for-
ger,arrested in Eagland,hasroaohedXew
York, in charge of a detective, under the
new agreement between the British and
United States Governments.
We are informed that Mr. Bright feels
so strongly on the Eastern Qaenton that
hc decliued to preside at bis owa dinner
table on Christmas Day, as he weald net
help Turkey under any cit cam stances.
Me. Carltle said to Prof. Iluxly not
long ago: "You Darwinians are spending
your lives in trying to prove that men are
descended from apes; and it needs more
than our civilization to prevent them from
being ogres.
Chief-Jcstice Taxey was most loy
ally devoted to tobacco. lie ate end
drank little, bat smoked incessantly.
When his physician prescribed a short
allowance, he would reduce the supply to
30 or 40 cigars a day.
Miss Dickinson, the critics say, is net
yet good in love scenes. The only tiling
for Mi&3 Anna to do, seemingly, is to
write a play where a heroine marries a
tyrant and takes the conceit out of him.
2Tae York Tribune.
Stosewau. Jackson's daughter Jalia
is now a pretty girl of sixteen, with
large eyes, a good head, and au expres
sion fall of sweetness and character. She
is said to be exceedingly gentle, modest
and thonghtfuL She is bring with her
mother in Charlotte, X. C.
The first choice of a seat at Mr. Edwin
Booth's first performance in San Francis
co was sold, it is rccorded,for $100. ilia
first appearance on the stage was made
before an audience of small girls and
boys in Baltimore, who were admitted to
the juvenile theatre for an enormous fee
of two cents.
A Chinese nobleman, in full dress
was present at Mrs. Grant's Xew Year's
reception. Over & long yellow satin tu
nic he wore an invisible purple silk sack.
very long snd loose, and a blue collar
around -his neck. A close silk cap of
litct and red was on his bead. lie also
wore a queue.
Tte-BTTccsEB, the author of the music
of n hen this cruel war is over, wrote
it for a song beginniog "-Darling, meet
me at the greenwood, but it was not
published in that connection. In 18C1
he brought it out, and with Chas. C.
Sawyer wrote the war ballad. He cleared
a thousand dollars from the song.
Qcees Yictouia was proclaimed Em
press of India on 2f ew Year's Day at
-rk.n.r a .1 i a .1. . i
ucim, bbu uirougouui luc empire, wjui
impressive ceremonies. Indian prince
prayed the Empress to support the Sal
tan, and began subscribing money
towards the milituy expenses of Eng
land in case of war with Russia.
To Wordsworth's home in thelake coun
try once came a person the sort of per
son who would weep at the sizbt of a
great man's coal" scuttle and go down on
His Knees Deiore tne inaia rubbers oi a
celebrity. This person desired to see the
poet's study, wiicrein las eve in one
frenzy rolled. Said the maid simply
-This is master's dining room, but hc
siuaics in me neius.
Eotkess Eccesie and Prince Louis
called on the Pope the other day, and
were received with royal honors. It was
rather a melancholy interview. No
sooner did the widow sec the Pope than
she fell upon her knees and wept bitterly,
and it was not until after some minutes
that she yielded to the good old man's en
treatie?, and permitted Cardinal Bona
parte and Prince Louis to lift her to her
feet.
Wits the death of Commodore Van
derbilt, there passed away from scenes in
which lie has boen a prominent figure for
at least half a century, one of tlio most
remarkable men of this generation. He
was not merely ono of the richest men of
the age, but was possessed of qualities of
cnaracter ana a genius that,upon another
stage and in other conditions, would have
ranked him among the- world's greatest
names. His energies were not devoted
solely to the accumulation of his colossal
fortune, but by bis sagacity no less than
his patriotism he has been able many
tisBes to subserve great public interests.
His connection with the early history of
eteam navigation in this country, and
his priacely gift of the Yanderlilt steam
ship to the Government during the war,
attest his public spirit, while the Univer
sity at Nashville, founded by his muniG
ceace aad bearing his Basic, will renain
a laetiag sscrial of bU gcaerosity.
Italian UrijamK
A correspondent of the T.ondon Timet
writes from Palermo, Sicily, an account
of nn Englishman' captuxv nw that
city by brigands. Two brother. It ap
pears, had iua down to a neighboring
station to visit om mlnev and ou reach
ing there, separated, one, Geo. Rise, re
maining with a party which was to drive
to the mines, and the other, ForesUr Rose,
riding on, accompanied by a servant.
The account continues:
As Forester Rose rode up the hill he
met two persons, splendid! v mouated and
dressed like Sicilian country gentlemen,
who saluted him. A little lurtuer ou Ins
party was stopped by two men standing
by their lioixw, who impaired their names.
The clerk aaswerrtl, aMigniug a feigned
name to his matter; but Mr. Rose re
sponded truthfully, whore hi he was or
tlurol to dismount and get on one of the j
Horses xuey tieta. i hc two Horsemen lie 4 o ctook came to a small stresHR oxw
had just wet now redo up, intimating which a man could slop with ease. The
that rosistaaoe would be daBgerous. The I team wascmi)oed of a pair of mtilr,
youBg fellow was forced to obey, asd his ! aatl one of them thiel, tlirowig the
hoie was led for some diatance, when lie j wagon to one side a ad im au obtrwc
irarceived a chiBce of ocae, Mid down tioo. The k ck was so gnl m ti over
over the crupier, resbed down the hill at turn the wgo. The party aboanl oua
full speed, ami though ired at by the stated of Mr. O.lrxw, hi wile aod Kfri
brigand, succeeded ia reaching the car- children. Mr. Ostrom ad the childrea
Here be naturallv thought him-
sett secure, but lie had hardly time to toll
his story whea one of the geatlemaaly
dressed brigaads rode up to the carriage,
from whieh the ariaihee! tMsoagrs had
all descended aad were staadiag ia tbeirelv uader tbeenmhor of the
mad. ith the utmost audacity aadiKtl. Taore was a weisht of fwttr 1JW9
solf-possesstoa this ra-an, who is Merted
to be no other thos the reaowaed Leone !
hlmr' Tte Ufe ,8t mif;1 tW
paseBger, iiagied oat yoaa; Roe, awl I
witn c km i-aperttBcaoe upbraHled Mm
with treating him very badly by his at- '
tcaipt to escape, and cosapelled him at
the muzzle of bis d uUe-Wrreied brrech-1
leader to reatouBt the borse from which '
be had jst escaped, apoiogtztag at the
same time with mock oartesy tor the ia- j
convenience to which he was obliged t I
put him ; sayiag, -Yoa tanst aot fi faalt j
with us; you mast blame the Govera-1
ment, w inch w maay yenrs lta not beea !
able ta eaten as or kill us. lae uat.tr-
tuaate yoaag raaa aptealed to thoc
arouBd him for protection, aad it woaM
have lieea a very easy thiag to sead a
ballet through the brigand as he sat ia
their midst, bat the people, either were
aot armed, or, what it aire probable, oa
nadirg that oac was claimed, came ta
the usual Mctlian ooactonen that it was
no atTir of theirs. Take bt he did, :
and rode otT with ht ptey to the 1
J ' i
.mncuic we
by the rest of the baad. This Ltoae,
who has for years ceeiu&aded a baad ia .
the center of the issaad, ts aae of the
bricami chiefs on each af whose heads
the reward of 25.009 fraaos was bt some
three yt-ars sian-e, jet he has aot aaly
managed to eiBde alt attesapts to oaptare i
him. bat ai$ to eeale what ts aa Ear?- !
..i.l ,'. !
treaehery on the part of his follower,
Bet in Sicily, if there is at )taor, there .
is at loaat terror aisviag ragaos. The
last aad least thiag which a eecnta
Kke Lease his te dread R perhaps, beiac .
i doaouBCcd to the aBthontiesn ee far the
sake of 1.009. It wjj siU that Loaae traveded doriag the day. S with the
was a small shopkeeper ia Palersao, aad, ; Hid body of aer hathaad lyiag hi a
net saoceediBg ia the grocery Hoe, he be- ttntst bethie her, aad her cfc.Mrca, aad
came ambitious aad reeotred to do hast- tte bea4 of Uje atoia wilaV, t keep
noss is a larger Sel'J, ia which he Uu Wer ooaaiay, the brace woaa etotor
thriven bat ue weiL Stae three vesrs 1 rui&ed Ui naad the strht.
siase, he '"i-efraejitered' Baraaae Poroari
at hb oneatry basse, carried him iato the
mocBtaias aad kept him there thirteen
days, EBtil be paid 93.0091 of rassuai
Bat be treated him with zaaeh eearroj i
aad fed him nght well, aadisg evea to
Palermo far a cejk to serve him.
Woman's Love Abevc All.
A yeaag wwmaa with a babe at her
breast case into the p-aWce statiea asd
asked for a todgiBg. She was thin and
Mwr,and the frnzea saaw bejagia mat mm
auoBt ue skirts at her ores.
-I walked is fram the cafiatrr she
said, when the assal 8sttan wu pt to
her; "My husband came ia te look far
wotk, and as he did aat oeae back I
made en my mied that he fell is with
some of his old crosief. S I ciatc to (oak
for him. Mother offered to keep me,
bat I know she bua't more than she
needs for herself. I hare walked ten
miles since breakfast. Can I stay eatit
daylight P The officer said she could.
As she was passing throegii the orrider
she caught sight of a maa standing be
hind the bars. He was nnahaven aad
haggard, and his red eyes toid the caase
of his being there.
" Why, Jim T
The man gTaoced Bp. lie brahed his
hand across bis eyes looked at her again,
and it is to bis credit that his voioe trem
bled when be said: "Hew came you here,
Martha!"
Oh. Jim!" and the poor wife began to
sob; I was afraid of thif, and came after
yon. I knew yoa wouldn't go to do it
of your own accord; but them cronies,
Jim them cronies! I knew what It
would come ta."
Ycs,M and the young fellow's eyes
filled with tears; "I knew it's to, but I
never knew it o well before. Bat if I
get out of this, 111 give yoa my word it's
the last time. It's the lait time! and
you know I never have promised you that
before."
The mother leaned against the birs
and let her tears flow for a moment. She i
Uicn straightened np and went direct to
the clerk. "How mnch does he owe!
ahc asked.
"Tiiree dollars and firty cents."
Ttie woman took from her jNicket a
solitary fJve-dullar bill and paid the fine
widuiut a tnnrmnr. The door was otiened.
die young man passed out, and in a mo-!
rnnnr rr i rrliiorr ifaTi f tin t'toar
the babe on one arm and bis wife close to
his side. Olntlnnd Leader.
The negroes in the South, says a corres
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial.
calculate time entirely fiom the year of;
emancipation. If you atk the date of
any event, thiy will tell you It occurred
so many years before "freedom," or so
many years aince "freedom." If you atk
the age of a child the mother or father
may tell you it was homed two year be
fore freedom," or "it was l&rncd jftt
three year and two months after freedom."
The use of the word ''Master," or "Mawa,"
or "Mars'a," as it was variously pro
nounced by the slaver, has passed away.
For It lias been substituted tbe com
prehensive term "boss." There is no
master, or mister, or montieur for the
freedmcu; every man who is white, or
who is in authority, is "bos)."
The first translation of the Bible ever
made by a woman is to be credited io
Julie Smith, one of the famous Glaston
bury sisters. The requisite classical and
theological knowledge the had to acquire
entirely by herself, as her studio were
begun at a day before colleges were
thrown open to women. j
A Lonely Vigil.
V. II. O.tmm, who is well ksawn In
Danver, having formerly rcntded here.
blurted litat week with his wife anJ cteht
a a. a ae ... C 1
childwu fnm a ranch In Pino Groo '
ruiM. tr. ifT... . rx ,..L .1 , t
Gulch, in Jefferson Collate, ujmb which
he hat Hied for the lait fow years, for a
diMaBce of almut twontr miles to ;
mtU pirk on the S-Killi PNtte, where he
expected to sticnd the winter. Mr. Os
tmm had previously vim ted the park,
and had built a house for the pioteotron
of his family. He had removed moot of
his effects, and a,t Fridar tuora.Bt '
started with his fainilv and
few articles .
of houmljold (limit re awl wcewia;
Hrant ap-
tr.r lUdil I
parol. When the travelers were al
three mites
from the nUec w kere iWrr !
. ie piaee where ,
t.p, the weg. r-
intended to
turned and Mr. Ottrom was killed by
the acctdcat. liter bod iael orer tk
riHhet portion of the road, and abovt
wte throws viT some dUtasee to mm
frtde. Mr. Utroa, thiakkag thy wwakl
be hart, tltrow htmsetf aUr the wagoR
to prrtt its falriag mi I he hi. He wa4
borse to the grool aad was cavaatht
pouBds apon him, aad of eotme he eowM
aoC move.
Irs Oro aad eVtldtea wen thrwa
otf aisii the heavy mck that Ur aitd.
atxi all of ihvm were l-triU, bat bom
sn.itly ifjartd. SAw put upoa her
feet as wkr a pvMt4e fJaad her
auboad ia the coaditioa as 4riWi.
Hi face as vrr itak, awl the lady was.
f cmttrre, frigbtMed. She begaa to cry, ,
a dad the cbttd-ra aka. He w-h able I
to speak, aad he ansre-i her that he was j
WK grertly Wert. He toW Jnr to g a j
kver aad pry the wagaa t4f hiea. Sbe 1
bled, bat coahl aot move It, the weight
' i i r i...i .v.. i. .
o . 1 :- o
hat to b avail. He ktv aaler
. j 9 j ;
b avail. He erw fMVrr aMi
pnler aad ia Ies thaa v saiaslM afW
Um; aocicleat ocoatrtd eaeal.
At this risae the oidait wlaa was
driviatr a eaw, came as. He
hi
the!
wot her were l4h aaahie to
load from the body af the Iwnhaejel aad I
father. Aad they were eastpetled to aa-;
omple the wwoa aad drag it atT with
e i :.
Hie axan avai aay
uWg 1 1 rettorv life. TWe wre the tor
woaaaa aahef eiatcUidm alteea awito
fiaw a haeMa Uiag, to the heart of the
It ckv Moaauia-. aad aicht theei km
theai." The i4Jt af the cUidcwa. w aa '
bat toarV-ea aad the athers ce very 1
naall. ltiat here bears aad saaasUia 1
taoau aUiaaal ual aa add Uuttr t.di
c .L- -rr . v Li
c tder rfayiag ia toi ptacc atorhag a
ascrht a very hazard aadarukfaag.
Bat there wa aa artoraatfre. The
aeareat hoa tint ochi aw reached was
aitooa ailea hack vrr the aosse ra4
itmwgh the BMMtotsM chat they had
.V bis arc ws baitt, aad the cWhlras
were toade as oamtortsbte as jtu.lhle.
Bat at this esB uf the tear h is verv
oatd b the saoaatoia, aaiel ato what
aaiht, the little aaes tm&wL She aeeer
thought f her owa wmtort, a&d she aad
ber4ett buy kept the toaaiy vhil
thfowgh aa atsast eadlei aad vary
aadvcT dark acbt. The
ie thceuaada of feet alt arvastd thasa,
bat their d&rk ahwiaws aaly erwe4 to
read or the soeee Btate aWaary.
At Wit th BioraiadawaW, aad with
the rt ray f light she hgaa to swke
preparattoas for her retara. The wgoa
was caiaaiol Unretber, aad the teats
auaehed. The chiMroa aad the
body of the habiad were pat oa the
wagaa, aad the party begaa to retrace
their fvetttepi. The Iwdy bad frazoc
tiffhiriog tne sight. The road was so
bad that they did set reach aay hoase
aatit V o'clock Sitarday sht. Mr.
AVsb. FtoRiag's ranch was tint reached,
aad here the oorjrrc was taVea charge of
by that gentleman. A c -Sim was hspro
ruetl, and Mr. Plemiag started for lea
varSonJiy with the remaiat. lie reached
this pUc yesterday mdriiior. haviag
j traveled all Sunday night aad a great pAit
of the day prcvioBS tBroagh the tavw
ttorm. Sirs. Oitnm followed, aad ar
rived yesterday, brisgisg her children
with her. Mr. Ottrom came from Mo
bile, Ala., to Denver in 1609. He was a
oarpeater, and was a Snt data workmen
He was a raaa of refiaed raaaaor, aad
Ttsy jwjiuw. auuui un jw; -5-
moved to ttits rancn, ami Has aiace re -
siucu mere, ud aeoooai oi ihc gafa-
hop(ers he did net prosper, bat left fuod
and ctotbisg lur bis ianiity to tat Ttar
lag the winter. He was ntxiat torty ic
yoort of age. Dtnxtr Ct ) Trilune.
Wotnan-Steallns'.
. , . r i I
in ail iimcs aau ptacor, aniaBg savage i
aud diitxedr victory is fviHowod by jmI-
Iaj;C. Whatcrcr poi table things of Wwrtb
tbe cooqaerora nnn, uiey lake, the ene
mies f ihe FtMKiians. itlouder them
i T d,)8 J uli PtoraI tribe in
jiiiDiuTcusraiucunri away uy
coflUHcrinc marauders; aatl tieotdes more.
. r . i ij ,
advanced are robbed of their iuoney. or.
nomenta, and alt valuable thing, that arc
not too Heavy. I be taking ot women is
i maniieatry but a patt of this procets of.
spoiling the vamieished. Vtutnen arc
nrired as wive, as concubines, as drodtres:
pnred as wives, as concubines, as drudges:
and, the men luving been killed, thel
women arc can led
off
aloBg
with the!
other movables.
Everywhere amoni:
.i ., , ij . i "i
the uncivilised we fiod this. Tuiner ,
te s tit that "In Stmoa. In d vld nr thi
stxnls ofa conquered people, the women
- 3 " -
were not killed, but taken as wive." We 1
learn from Mitchell that in Atmralii, "on
some whites telling a native that they had
tbot a man of another tube, his only re-;
mark waa: 'Stupid white fellows! why
did ynu nut bring away the glntr
Aad I. Martyr tars that among the can
nibal Caribs in his day "to oat women
was considered unlawful. . . . Those who
were captured young were kept for breed
ing, as we keep fowl, etc." Krly legends
of thcscmi-civilizcd show us the same
thing; as when in the "Iliad" we read
that the Greeks plundered "lite acred J
city of ECtion," and that part of the spoils J
"they divided among themselves" were
the women. And there beed no examples ;
to recall the fact that in later and more
civilized limes successes In battle
followed by transactions allied in char
acter, ifuot the same in form. Hence It
it obvious that, from the beginning down
to comparatively late stages, women
lualing has been an incident of successful
venr. Popular Science MontJJy.
A Wondorfui Placo.
At No. ii California street. San Franc'ieo.
)tas beau tatatdlitcd Wood's Muieura, Wlilcli
contain the llneit eoHcctioa of rHc to be
to tuU country, wat rtilUdtitiliU,
fat.rl ona tal.ttl aa-III .mi.lv .. artel Tl.
whteU wMl.m.rwy aUlt. Tt,
pnijrtUtur tia trnt a srl dralt.f time and
ln ruajj lu rurwwltl.i to be
AmndUiefr, wlika number WnJt , tenc and
wood, rarrrd In tlte m-m cfl'"i maimer.
J wJe I"utKfO tyr
tt nearly erery apertci. jtetrtaeatioat, mum
mitss, reptile, a ad eterj thing Intern Mag and
lattntetlre to both the ot and young. One
lire repute Hi the collection U the tnol m.
!ie".Ui f :i.??5Tr T.V1";. .. !B,r
.i .uikea alike wMti both rod. The great
akfrlii(llbcrauudaa,lsiMUycarsiM.Uon
rxbtMUoa tberr.vltk lumjUotberrurkMlUr.
?'',rf4r L K,B-OHe r the bet mickliM,
j..u ,ml rtHtiUj4U ofttiear.ctre.
a,41jf MbUw.. Kmrthmc laludl In
XUr tune admilUarc fee of S5 ceaU. aad tte
Muwmbi U jatl lUt f4av fur ctiltdrra sad
faaullrato l.t, tUcj caa be at the tia.
ttaw anated ad latrweld Kit. Hit beceto
lac drworaliid. The trkki f tbc isactcUa
rr MfwrUlly tatemtis;, a they arc aearly
alt aw u4 their pwf uruwc irvint to be as
aUer hapeMlMNty. A mathiee U stven al2
r. V. eara day. wbea ike varloat rurtotltWa
' are exdalad to rkiU.rt. The Metten it
, m eWlj. rxrej.UB- tada jr. fioas V a. m. to
! Mr.c,aadiaMMlvta:awaatloa I Hi, af.
I Sotd a plae wkWh tarn be uIHj iMtcd bj
Udlca aad rMldraa a ur wtUaaat Mmrlt.
Ta ta aa eatlre eWase of rrrvaaBM of
l'wafciiiwr Klajra eabMUtoaMat era dy. toe
aaaceettt ate deteraMd Utat each vWrt
avd twltdiceter awasetbta? ar. tf. .
An Item of Interest.
Ia mmz travel ttwb th kdlit for
ttoa f saa Yrxtxittm, ekta tetomatWa
wleh w4d b of tater et to our reader
stac tmalfc seaeraHr.we met a retwe
eatatteaaf vac Sew AeaerWaa SetosMa
caiaci.aad betas tatercttod la every eeAer-
Mrk rHe. MerfK, we UM-ed tato
tlMr aaWcc,. mi Krft Mreet, , 1 ta
Vi$a w u U uUtlr aafMdic TVe
ac( tiat U Miprrtortly rUiecd. aad whtca
earned eaancOoa to war BMwt that It u
aitaaaUy a artt-elaii toVMrttoa, m tae
ir rti mtTTLt, tae e!y wm ta
the rtd waara re-pattc a Utf4i. i4
JjJtt Uaat r-Mca iad-
' r-
ZXi? i rjS&lXL'.
pair. He wwaatei war 44r aad at
aadaiaa; taatos a
aevtoar
auraaia. to lac rew Aaom kark rr
rA lata alf an it Mir. .t .
buuMUoa. iw.
Flno Horsoa.
N iitoa that ha WteteaWe We aadc
uk aa asol Hotk af CatiMKau aat
etwaeea toe Mate aatwrMl latort tae
bat MaperUttoa mt mtc atowted r-ercaerM
Tae Reetd saabte.aa Mm Let t(rc m
nrt tfm rraacc. av Mr. saVr4rr
Severn trc aa Frxacite. vaete
'VImitml .mmtm kt
totwectdaiiv ar vWttor (ra? aU hub ad
4at slaU w fceard hat Hi aidaapa
exarcMed ta reCrd to ua, d thatHtaat
tfcej are tae mm L aad tvad W to
"T- aad w da ink ttdax K i tajias
TTT MJ ie; "e toe very bM
ke ZlitZrZcWM
Mr. 6aeVn4rr U laaturu; lkl MmI Sr at.
yet e total: he aatd We tw-
r" M ' aaaefaetor. aad A. m to be
"" toes; rawer. ul ae4 ae im to
aiail
tfcaii tttt ad tae advaatacea tint Jm
;4 e
maaa xaetr raark.
The Rogers Place
THa arw naadfcftae far aaaaDr tator tt aa
deaauatr daitlat toeaanaaad a vcrv karc
imc of tae pia trade, it U twaMrarted
aeaaa aa eaaare aear sietaessdc, ay waara tae
add sde yaa aaae. at awaVd Ma. aad
a BwvaMe hva tilde rKd ay a l tere
"" id ta tu toaec. Ta saterUat
NBoveaeat rvavdera toe MMiraaarat tea
taaate to rat act of refkatr, aa K U
Oerty tajppi.tate tor tae Btat to eteaeae
tooaed aa ia tac add tattraaaeat. TacwiMae
aUata aetas aoutaed av a oUd Hvaaofl
toat eiaaat te caaared ar estteave af
wather. wrarCKar aje. tt c tee ao reaaoa
wit aotb aa amatraaefat iWsM at lit I a
laeiteje. iltMfi BUcAsur 4: Uvta, eoraer
af Market aad lMea1 atreet. Saa 1'raaaaeo,
arc azU tor tae Kesert, to aoai aat cogs.
awoaacaltoaa aay Be adder aed.
Peerless Ye&at Powdor.
Tar 11 rr tale ia oaaxtor, oac, twa, five.
toB aad Isvatv rd rts sj aM gt
rate K F. SaaTox tV, aaaafaearrt,
Stt aad SU Sacraaicato street, Saa rraactacia.
A BABetaL rate tor Itncat's dtxaae, crav.
eJ, dee;. dUaevr. rat, aos-retraaiea ar
taeaatlaaaci aad aU aaVcttoaa af tae ktdaejt
aad Madder, tt Kaaaxar'a zUtbact Been p.
etd ay dracUU everyvberc.
Land O-araora Without Patents
Should cactoie ti Mh their reectou to CaL
L. Siatuai & Cav, Attoraey for ClUias, Ac,
WaatoactoH, D. C, aad receive taeir Lasd
pAteata.
Ciscri exx aa dracn. Ur. Boxo, of
fatUdctaaia, aaaouaeea tta dtscovtry far
tt-e radteat care of Cancer. .Va ZW, .Vo
' Aa C'urr Kesiediea wrthfoadirec
Itoaa teat aajwtcre. PaapaleU asd parUcs.
tarsaeatm. .ddret with tUnp, Dr. 1L
T. Boxt,aU North Bread UFbttaddpaU.i'a.
A Crac wttkla the reach ef the poorest
aaserer froea r Lee malum, .ore tareat, tta
aatat, aad ail acae aad ow Trappera Is.
dkaa OIL Price. eeaU per Ct
MOKsara i-ALAUt Of Aatr. MT MOMOOilaUt
M ,aB rraartKa.
teaJiaeijareaaacaiaXcac.
.jZJ J U. ticrrvaa'a boat. Bceioa
at.
iir-OLU n Oo, rwruaatf. Mais.
, - ,v-
nuoKminiK i-uumr.
, 1
tr, ltr Maiket .trret. Naa truebca.
" t m r Ctreila r a. a
MRinrot.c-AKnw.araa amort.
e4 baoazak. akMf eat, Hk mr xuae
aa lama tr tacu. Atnu Vaaw.
II a!btr iu .inuiiuiiril
u. r. iiif.i:v, KnitTiif. Mm
COUaWKLL-a lit!.
TAL UtfMtL UO Inn, t
Rear traaa r ratatoreaa
a4BlaUlere4. A .a4r lukliu ia at.
leaitaaca. oaanvava eali mm
ri-1 ta tert
to mi: ;ivi:x avav i
tae aet 1 1 aatiu be ta raaluarn
rflktar. MIIN H'fcKHI.Y
JUIKSAL! t',rruiufai
rtlr laaipitTKlT te WAUXFTT A IICMC J
rmiuaitskr Lori Mm
tsvALin rnnlosa ncHt:KL- BY
Taeeaaoaaeator wnm
I Aar.RicA aad iokkihx MTmn:
fc.ciafi.VilT,,."K5a1l
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GOLD MTlTtAT,
A waiid kh ti j r a u r.trs i k tooul v, t
iTSVX, Ll" "2t.
diTm TiK- r ! .ad Ui rrZ"
TFFTU cTsurn-
mmm ... w r w aVa
! Titxi Tr.KT7i a arte lAtrr-coLn. silveix
.h pw w w BrTmi im. iieasxiia! Beta ar
Tmairaioaa4apant taeniae m JiSm.
'"7"" !.Vrraruce unre. taoaot
I UTNim,IWII
i trrnrert
Alsata-uBierr, htm rrmBri.cn. aTake
Hit. MliStt rtW. Irat
tee t3etalri.
FOR SAiE !
a HALT INTEKEST IS A WEU,t3iTABUSIIKt
JV ts:ar..oaaitfcrBe trret.Saa t'r.a!ro Cat
tarUrolroaorral.rtEclat4 eratel&M kultnt
areiatltnl la larrMlrtlr. .1e 4mu atre mntt.
AddmaM.r II. Hot e7I.S. r Ot
LOOKI
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. pottrr aad Itrrrdtr ef taaer
rues. Ilrmat, lUabits I-c.
tic AW ljer (ur nasrSlac rraei
INe tt vf lmqr1r4 .Mk
ta aad raU at rvdacrd
prior.
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4S aea tl lat Marxrt,a. r.
Eackae tusp fur l'rtce LitC
f rUa rutu itkrrr ya aeir Uli AdtrrtUrmrnH
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
-t oxToowmr avencb a kkailnt bt,
111. aa KraBn.cn. A.tw aad rotatKxlkBi rar
atarr Hotel. llb 17 Snt-clttt lliat nioic. rlist
Ij faraUbed, aad a alrainelrtaier. free Coach
aBdCarrlacrstotheiloiuefrvmaUpatUa. Cbarrra,
S.ao r ir.
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U. Tae rrnlar Mir lt4ra4 t 3 vt mi
raaat Jimkt taa.
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SAN FBAKCISCO SAYINGS UNION.
532 California, Su. cor. Webb.
POK TMC HALT TEAR fcXM)M WITH BBCEV
L kra.BX,tntM4 tu Wm dud 11 ac
nararNaM (9 fr rai. yr ima aa Taeat rr
fwatlt, aa4 aa Uae-Haf ?H. rr era. a
Of Bairj-1 .rfU. frve reaeat hi. aataate
aa4 after Maa J.aury. :r.T
v rtx wntrr. catr
SuT7"E $30!
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rk ante a
rwa u ta Liau.:
ft ilfiHli. aa4 aaf
HkmniiK' v i
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IA tCwrr luik m it far;
WiMlhi.imi. a :tanxajat . M ia! earn
. aa arratr Sr St mn. 1'iatHT tmtt
tOaifbtimmtitM. CaM u4 maai ae
rihauut tfcntwt.
JOHh'SON. CLARK ti CO
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SCRIBHER'S OllTHLI.,r
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An UariTaled Illanrated Magazine.
WW tflinn 14 U ti mimt Vatraaaater H B j
ef XaaWria Je-T. arrv4ir er ruataCa -a,
an mt tan tar tt Kullll kt a ll Mjl ',
Htr tmst A B to Ml m wit! awjeaat err lift tt
tt Id) dVaadVatB Vbb JaVC yak4aaVWV djaj ta4 aaVVaaaWff
-UBtTtiHinaXaiiaM a afeittaVate
ttrjSiant a ii i ui ia irtiMi aawewf.tac
Cogf yBBjaB4 tea aaaBayf Iftaaajh,
Taarwa. eaat Ur aae atw eaaata t 0et aae Baat
a irt Saaa Utr rrr lay UWnMi, Vj
ttamafatSKlMaifa, raeraWatar
TOKEIGX TUAVKL,"
tbn -AWaaterawvat 5v" f aea. XrCl.lt
x , Miilint;i Aawat tatatitainfl.." Br Caat.
Bvatzr Wn aa. "Vet a Vf WW at
y- Eevaaa Kearvtu. A Jaimrn as TarA
bfaa." tac Tam Mtal tatrk are taaaaated -
"NICHOLAS 3IIXTCKX,"
Bf ttr. Uatsa tae raw it.
tint tarr eeaat rare ta eat tHUttr
Baataaaa rt-artaVt Maataay.
TV. t Ma. Ur I urrtf ItH e aa xl at
aae BaAxe. Tae aeee U a vax au aa aaa Veea
aletf t "utd a a mi'i aee imn Vat vaa,
af ato anaa ar ata a aaer. Mt xteae aa aae et
ta Onft taatcamat ( Bit eat a SVaac. tot
Aaaate ettt. ato toaerttaaee. Vj Vim Txarraz.
tBWtan-t i.ailiaia t "TVX 1am aT tee
nea.'af JIatoMi Stum. itn. BanrfTt
rf.Wcwata jiaraM. aaa a ytaaia aad rtatific
ver aacb kae aeea a WfrUr U tae raaeac
Taere 1 ta ae a wew a ertxaaat aa4 etaeMattv
BlMarle4 Jfr a Taf etar KHaii. ay Atra, Bax
on. raaft jwrer naflili ta Baeat
Taere are la e. Sraea varteca jwet. ?!t aa
"HOME LIFE AND TIIAVEL."
Aveaeacal raji iSW'a aa leva aad racetri
ac.tlftaaarnif0.raa,f atSI Aaaeatyeetal-
feu.
Mr Bxsxa araetrt ec Tartest laaeitiln et
Orrmt BrWite, aaeaadt Mm Mrfrj mt -Saaae Ctrert
aveati aa Ca ar .raWae. A feaeaaa Imt fteMmrj.'
la tae Sereeaaer Laaatir. aad Teed J c Baea '
dale." ta lVeeteeer Wane raren are. Tae BrWfea j
Wratcat H ." "A XaaWw t SaaTAreaer, j
-HVT Wr.k Ur ae Ca MC. j
X rtraT BulnW aerVa V (ttea. ea "Anrrl ,
eaa Srrta Vj rtaad aad rVrai." ae Tartaea artterm.
aad eaea M a alSereat taeaac. TaeraMretaT j
"!IooehoId and Home Decoration"!
a at kitr a a rtratt rat alaee, aadht aa Ulrat feedee '
Baa.aT Aaaerteaa aaaitrtil. val aaeear rraaa bmU ,
ta aaace- Tae BK t akeevr 'WVi. Mesraakicai .
aadotaer . eat, U atoacae J
Tae ediaMtal liUlant atB eaattaat aa eaaatar :
tae aaartt ea to at aeaae aad aae t Taere atli'
be a terlet at haert aa Barearj aaattera, teaa laa
daa.br Mr Wacraaa.
Tae rxt af aae aaarutae aW be area, at Vtrrte
fare, m I ar a. BaaHrd rae tJJ reraut. te tae dura
lea aT aB taeeara aTcratad tae aorttl aad- reW
fr 4 Iht Ttd. aad .prcUBj On lrt '
T ta CarUSaa lantm aad tealana(lt4i raaa.
WeaaetateaubetacaaacaitaetatTter aad atu
airVrr aad a.Mtr. aaarc r.aUl aad ceaetvea Hi aU
Mrraaen aad aSeeaeea.aad a are eiteae.eem
Bus rtrr before ta aetara ml rtleeaaeat aad cwrla
FIFTEnX" MONTHS for 1.
Seaiasix br IVcerBeer, see readf. aad k
raatalat lae afrataa eaarert at "Wu Mtatar
etttberradaMararr rarWIj aad latrmt. H"
bar aa taere readable aeaater f tM ataruase tat
rrtbeea iMced. Tae abree aaatbert eT Scxibiaa ,
farAafett.tr auaater. aad Octaeer, raatatatac Ue
pealax eaaptert at Tat Late a LIiX" ! be '
Crra leerrrj atw tabacrtbrr ibe reqantt .liaaad
wbaetabierrTebetat aath Ihc prrteat iMaiar,
L . attb tbe Neteaaber aeaaber.
Satacrtraea frtrr. tt a jrar as teatt a aiaiber '
Social trraat ea bvaad itham, Sataertbe ib tba
antra beetteOtr.ar teed a caret, ar P. O, eaer
erdcrta MmtitACa ,
31S Brmdetr. XT
KRUG-CHAMPAGNE.
PRIVATK erven, la aru aad plata.
WIIIRLIt.Ia eurta asd (data. '
PKIUSIKKi: ttCALITK, la eaam aal ptsu.
roraalebr
HELLMANN BROTHERS &C0.
miut AQK.vra.aAS rnAynsot
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
at I and aB Krarnf !., Han Kraarlaea.
SI SO aad 9 ea rCK DAT.
It. C. rATHtDOK. .... faorxiiToa.
Tvea Canrard raarhra. wttb Uaatmeof tba
Itolrl oa. 1U ala be la wamaf at the laadlac ta
cotiTry puiffiffn In IW lltxrl frre. flic tare M
crt lata Ike next Coaeb, If roa daaocteer a in
charte roe. 1
CAI IE HEATH !
WITH SIKES1
mm
At tba botDeottbe ptutai 1
n iiaoat taa ate oi iaa i
IK1FE OH CAUSTICS
laadvltacatBata. Addrrer
Br. A. H. BROWS.
KIW nAVKjr, CUKK.
Cenrtrioadrara rrotn hylflin ta antirl'Mt
G I Q a ctr at Bonrv Afaari ara&led. Oattl asd
ap 1 & nu (rte. TlltJK a av. AiruU, Uaisc.
PBOGBESSl
THERE 18 MONEY IN IT I
THE PACIFIC
Artesian and Prospecting
(rttat4 Jalf J
haitto to au kixdh or wkii. imkiso
J. MmI, llurabl. KBlrlral.
4Cuaarla(lf"'nA- lalr et-rcmir,)flrta
rtlte.(tc,tu fHUCA nilllU.l.l,
r at MJilOU TO AU
rK a-JiUC5&Il. UOHTSrsa ASDDl IIA51UTT
LSaLUfAAAUi.
The only Mattress
THAT CAS BE TIOUTCXm OU UMXSIO Al
TLEASCKE.
Wwruifil ar 2t jtui, Wra lor CTreoUr
tntm U.t to TKL MAS" h. C LlllK-fct Xzra!.
x; h at aa rn-.too.
ST. NICHOLAS;
-TIICUIMi orALLrrRLICATIOXS
laarco roKTJit: vor; OX KITHKK
MIUK nrTHK ATL.lXTIC."-wiUv(n
i EJJ OtMrrer
TaeMM TeiaMalttttaMaarMc Mitiriat U
awveaaateta. WDa lu(M kaaCred rrjI wtin
aajpn. aa4 SU ril aaaArti SOattrtltaaa, tta yic4M
rW.K taaeur tlarlu. inaii.ja4 alrMMt, etc.
. la Ci VtUS: bavtx rr4 ! rt, K ti aw
Mt ftftH (aUwt tar ar aad IV1. ctr Uvt4
rrMtaetrcu. tmm. SI : ta faB OX. as.
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it, l am rftu. tU Urt au UX
Br lt r 7l rra a Irr tr 4i aC tmr-
ST. NICHOLAS for 1877,
Tlrt afeaa Tttk Vat eaaVrr. int. Wl'
A avwr aa Vrrr tiTfiitSrl.ri
twk rsuear. "Tax Slsaa er tsx fcritVT.- a
Sr it Aa.ma the TitiuaitiH Ium.
lirtlWf rUl. ec it in i Hay atmcwto)a,
"HIS OWN ilASTEK,"
Br J T. TtaruiMi,
xAw a aU - Joti Alraent Juno." Usau t St
Bum it 8uaT 5caa(z.
Bw4t MU1 txita. CarUMU WW, Beaj
UkiM, ?uai aa4 aacaam Sie tae aMtf s aad
at aiti Mi aUrMaaWBau et Orleatol iw aa
ym -.t a, Sti a mit aralaw. TU H CM K I STB.ln
IIOLIUAY .OfBKK ur T. XICHUt
.!, .aray Mtrtnirt. wMim a iter tsterat-
"THE BOYS OF ilY BOYHOOD"
Bf vkuu cruu SlTXST.
- TVe K JSMaa." a Beaaf arMiSa. J Ckartn X
BirairCilliaaaif Baaralwl. -Tae Ck a Mw.
.- fcj SS u X tlveaar. A CaetMaau rar Swr
Sbvavn ar aif . ae Br Tx&nm "Tae
!- Carl.tam Trrr " Vr LarrrtU F Barf.
rwioaa4CUrWWY,ael7ljuwiaa.A
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f:r the Cbris Hcli:
raans-jrartVtrealStolaarrtmcHnSar
WV r V llllaaa Calleai KrjmmU Jakai ti.
WBIIIIer. Tk.vi. Hiilin. W llllaaa
Henlll. Dr. HsILaaiS. Cievrc HuB.. i
ale. Raaf.re aV. Hl, rnak K. Miwrt.. J
! ultUn.
Taere tu to Mark-a, tXttraet, aad . ee
I at tt i iC aa tlri. r Harriet Trmt wpef
rertl. CmIMc, Karma tVlMler
K.IIeci. aUleaWtlt wiaan rhela.
laalu Alr.ll. tUarretla I. Hair. CelLa
Taailrr, Xtrj Xaaea BWj., a XJaj
Taere elfi ae ai
"TWELVE SKY PICTURES,"
Br Faer. Faeeras. aae Attneaoser.
aWBaujM. aaevlax "Tae Stan Esek Masta,
eaeSIVe BAleia7i la tafema axr wrtea I
a rerUar Kteact twctsOt ttTea ta tVc rata.
ajs rwtaTT.vartarjrwTRCCTiejr.-rta '
rrs ai raoticutwiTAxawivi
BOX.atoa4xtieda.aeretatee.a Sr Vlca
aa vst ceaGaae l ArMjttX t raxSA" at (lie
airamrt tatae eat
T.,,,r-'r T.rrrs i?t "mr.-n
TXare It a aaietaw ti jry tSnt raa te
Mil at rraat aU eteare arWafa uf cxxsxxxt
re. UC tat snietn. nrkrtkrr larraM tr-rkjmt
art Unlluj trUX fSf ... jxt &Ur
twrt M arar 6Breat art Sett rpr
Tae icadea up "VoMnntU
atltr eai tu tfaef ta ev ri .raartatl tern
Inn" GOOD NEWS FOR BOYS AND CISLS.
Te atret tbe deaaad tar a cbrae Sr XiCaeLaa
SIC -Km t. aae yrate ed Ta?a. I azd II baa Vra rrdwed
aatlraea. Tae abree Tatosra. ta aa etaruat Sbeary
m. rr. tI IM fta fl rSt. IU. aalbat aSsif ,
glentatlr caaVlrra a caattta tet, Tteae Tatesrea
raatata aare aKnealTe icaVrUl tbaa tTSf deCan
vrtb at tba aretaarj eaeVreat bvaxa.
FaearrtetSra frfre. M a rear. Txelaree bond
ra aaae aad a TeterrtrOnx Ur ta rear, eVr tXi.
a'ati I'M ta neaem(aera!er.eeteadaiaaer
I lacavecae r O (aarTarrr tt'tnrwrH irrr.
..... ft .IA TT l ll i r. I r V T
jUHlOM WIRE MATTBESS CO.
1 L-Si 'rrnromLasX
EiiTAOUSUCU 1833.
ASS? IMTl aJaALLt.
A Lkumeat for
"Wortarr tor se ea aua oe bcxt. Xrrchasta
3CBi.aaaroruiy or aae br rrrrj rrtUeat la
anicia saw saea m ue uuieu suira t'Jtn
tfrre uaa tatr. Tellow- wnpprr tor aalnal and
I Kxtraet Coa a tr Utr froa u. It. Stenocd.
in.Mn..iin ,k. .11 ..- . ... - -
tbtaa it It tse beat remedy Ear aoraadoaa ta
IMfltntfllMi "
Sxtrart ha t lute: troa Sboeaixtr X Ca..
ttnrl frrm Mliw tw. Iwi 1 ...Tt
ot .war y-.iip; uu iaxa ot in ouer iiauaenu contused, xsn oare area It ased oa no
Extract trora a letter troa Fittee A TVrrr
caiue wiia eoou esm warn eiarre Sara
r.lny OU oaaof tae beat anlelrs for wail It U
I -"V ,rv r uV TOa
! v. uofpia w vaaa 01 asr uaimect
Merchant's Gargling
We are bow. and lure beea far aai&A erar.
1,. iSfat aoaaa atwa, extrxctlnc
IT"r . m vnt poaere?e au
I r - h" , "T oa
wbrre a llalarat U rrcolred last ta errr beea
lbaf-WVi!X
i . v rr . 1 ette unra: aaa tae oouira pat ap I or aur
arttboct atala. are path aoarht for." " r
m I I n. I.iml.. fill m UI M V tl n-. m
I , , a Jl-,- .W Z v.. ' I V aaaa wa awa. ea v M awe;. w UyH VUT AS, Wslal
1 ,klat bat act ptaaBUy. xTcliov wrapper ter lal aad irMto fist !1
Merchant's Gargling Oil
Xrreatal e CxreUBe Oil ti a dlfittlbla itlsnlt mA NmlutiK. it r-n tv. -r,
he aen iinch a remedy ta iBdlealed. sad U a rood
1 1 OT CTXBM Or ViiUBI or lh KUnurh. (Mr.
ItaiarT.! iTiv 3r!or, nuea
JreBCHASTJS GARGMM3 OIL
,1 a r a W 1 1 a a. a. - a w i11 T at A I ar e a Jf a - - a
iaaaaaxctarrd at Loctjt, .V.., by O.U
60,000 FOREST TREES
Australian Gum Trees Euca!yplus
Monterey Pines and Cyprcst,"etc.
w. J i ru aa.) te a n'
TT" I'"'' 'rw. rnr, iiii,.u.M(i au A
T"1 ew-wa toaar tor Uif m 1 t kwt. r
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WHITNEY & HOLMES
ORGANS
72 Fuuit Tatud atA SItM ItunHr Hod
NEW STYLES, NEW SL0 SIOi-5.
KirrulH nre Tear. SeM tar Prte IltV
wHiracr a hblmes oac aw co-CaUer.
Wheat Has Advanced !
OCT
PU3IPS ARE LOWER.
r'PUHPS. PUMPS, PUMPS,
-
rea
n. Utiw. Carttrn. ram. Tlel. tnr
Urrp IVella. or Hhaltow WolU.
2rzix Cylirisn, Ires CyHsisrr,
PiTCHEE SFSi? mn, OSTESS Pli!
rnoiztjitr axb set ail.
Traa euat ri e aaalM .
TaeTrm4temtcan.arnat Saryeicra.
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CHAS. P. HOAG.
Ill Beale ere. er Hvari.a rmaV
Cra.ral Atnl RrUp Wlilll.
KEEP WARM!
Florence Oil Stove!
FOR COQKINSAND HEATING.
NAXtrL IIIZX..seat.
19 Jnr JIo!jcwry r Sajt
' f A HEATlTt r B THK BOt or THE TS
not c murt 3 T?cr r mmrt ae raast
-evrtMxaaK!Uj AmiiW ntlinn
K in eanrTMAe ZSmm. aer utaer t ae mr
, wtt a6cnr-
t eaa raerrte m-ao(KU(aum
aL KICC. :
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Wal-ifW
PACIFIC
Business College,
320 POST STHKKT.
Omrrr ryins 3rABX say rzucsca
TVeaaant a oat eaeearte Usavntal Caa
i krtaa taecMJt CrrixS ja are Saxattsre- aacr-
xa a yasae 4rxt. eaa
UT-. Bar a4 eerar oaaa.
fcatrrreaaafearaai aa.
rt. an tftTirg
aiaaim. ax aar
Carcat niy t
lools and Shoes.
JORXxrtAIVAS.S ear. Ss
arrr as JacAaaa M.. MS fraaeawa.
n aulr a rrr tae txt rireea
cur Lraer atxis at araoa r aa r-. txJ-
a -aawa,.
uttet Vm. tl
Uli Leaser ata.
Fneca Cj-f
taJO. BwrV
asc latna meet ac i
satcia
erer rVraaa Sa ta cacatrr eniencx Boco aa4
Siawa aa sUt arat c
CIBar aaart tra te
rrdactaaa ac Sw er resc la aaaae ae exarwi
eaarrrt 2cbr t J Boct aad Saea nC MT i5
VASl TjtTtX OXLT cVxea aad Sacra tot
COD. rt-TTT ear r-Soc
EUBBEE COATS!
Wholesale and Retail,
TTgr'r Rsltsr StsreT"9.,1-
PATENTS.
F
JL SM ATT. S. 3rtsor ef ratexta. W-aitirtoa
ttC ) rateat ya fr iAlarQnitar
P.N
p. a
Xo. 131.
0LLEGE
Gargling Oil!
Man and Beast.
Gxrriiae OQ am ne faeal aa taTxlsaUe tlalJ
tac Iu taow or no proprirtirr
aaxrea tae raod will or tbe people to a ere
while for aszaxs Sa." .V I. Mma
Caloavllle, la., date 34. IS3. I xa aelltsf aa
a t - . , . - . . .
exiitnca. asd eaa aar It wiiSflrl . ar -J
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BJocEjton, lad, Sept. JTta, isa" It b t
r V T- . a... , n . . , J
rn' "
v n . f sb teatr tsinV r..-
rreoaaeadrd tilt we ftare rrrr turd or
tiio&e, uoeeortaa, a.in Jaljssa, jstx aeD
we aaep."
Oil as a Family Lkrfmant
rmniHa. tv. rvi t N11 .i.l m k. rt A .
Ue colorias t&sTrdlent wMctx baj aeretoCire real
ia aMUetaxl prcpertle or taxt srepxreC wlia t
warn one ot ue seat rcaroiea lor au
cugnhr
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as an Internal emdy.
abstttaU Cat pala killer., eordlali xsd anodesc
inkn. r, ImMml ISbi Ik. rf ..vTv.
wlta s jrffp la xay eoorr&lrat form, aad repeated i
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It tie Standard linltarat ortheCaUrd State
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tru aaVr . wifttrinr.