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Newspaper Page TextT SoMctbinsr About Caves. A Greek Weddiusr. But a few houis' run up through the wild sccnerv of Harper's Ferry, thence through the beautiful valley of tho Shen andoah, brings us to Weyer 's CUve, sit uate I in Augusta county, Virginia, on the new valley branch of th B. & O. It. IL That ono of the most renmkable caverns at present kuown, should be within but a few h jure' ride of us, and so little known bv our s;j;ht-sccing city folks, is truly almost as astonishing as the lack of enterprise displayed by iw owners in not bringing it before the pub lic If some of our live Yankee brother had hold of it, they would not be slow in realizing handsome dividends on small capital invested in a little judicious ad vertising, etc A half-hour drive from the depot, over a delightful country road, brings u to the bottel, a comfortable brick building, situated at tho northern extremity of a ridge running parallel to, and about four miles from, Ste Blue Ridge Mountains. The cntrAnec to the cave is in the eistt m side of the ridge, the western declivity of which is very gradual, ana me vimhk- ap nrnachin? from that direction little iov agines that it embowels one of nature's masterpieces. The eastern declivity if, however, ouite nrccitritous. WVvM-'a Cave, for its extent and vari ety, the regularity of its -tabu t tic C.H1 cretions. tho disposition f its festooning, the fauUitic displays .f it ilrsp ry, the sublimity and giandeur -f is a nery, i not surpassed by a lyihinjj iu nature. Fingal's Cve iuS car ebrated for the number and regularity of its basaltic column, lacks variety. The famed Mam moth Cave in Kentucky is remarkable only for its dimensions. The natural bridge and falls of Niagara are snblime snectacles. and aff.ird the bhlder tao orthree varied views, but "VVeyer' Cave presents to the riveted gaze of the en raptured visitor a thousand. In going fiom the hotel to the entrance yoa pass Madison's Cave, in the same xidge, and only three hundred yards from it. Madison's Cave was known aad vis ited as a cqriosity long before the dis covery of "Weyer's, bnt it is now paei by and neglected, leing unworthy of notice, compared with its more imposing rival. "Weyer's Cave was discovered in 1S04 by one Bernard Weyer, who ranged there hills asahenter. "While pursuing his dailv vocations, be found his match in a . lawless ground-hog, which not only eluded his efiirts, bnt succeeded in car rying off his trap. Weyer had an attack upon the domicile ot the depredator with spade and mattock. A few mo ments' labor brought him to the ante chamber of this stupendous cavern, where he found his trap deposited. The en trance was originally small and difficult of access; bnt the enterprise of thepro- iirietor has obviated these inconveniences At a distance of twenty-four feet from the entrance yon reach the Staiua-y Chamber, so called from a number of italazmitcs which bear resemblance to statofes. Immediately above is an open-, ing or considerable bcaaty called the Gallery. Leaving this room through a high b"nt uairow passage, with little dif ficulty yon enter Solomon's Temple, one of the finest in the cave. It is irregular in shape, running at right angles to the main course of the cave. As you raise jour eyes after descending an inclined pathway to the floor of this roam, they rest rpon an elevated seat, surrounded by starry incrustations which sparkle in the light of your candles. This has been aptly styled Solomon's Throne. On the right is a wave-like folding of incrusta tions from the ceiling t' the floor, re s mbling a waterfall, called the Cataract; and a figure of a man in the act of leap- ing, called Sam Patch. At the cistern exrremitj is a beautiful pillar of white stalactite also named fr the wise man. Passing S do.-non's Pillar. ru enter another room, more irregular, but still Brnre beautiful. To convey a correct idea of the beauty of th:s tcene is beyond the power of description; we shall therefore merely observe that the ceiling, which is variegated and brilliant, is thickly stuJded with stalac tites resembling pointed shell, and is called the Shell Rxta. As this is not the sain passage through the care, we retain, and ascend a flight of steps to the Por ter's Lodge; thence under a swinging gallery to the Pantheon. Here are a number of stalagmites resembling heathen deities, and the Madonna, aad other fan cied resemblances to birds and beasts. Prom the Pantheon two passages run off to the left, the first one to a large, irreg ular room, called the Lawyer's Office, in which is a fine spring, or rather reservoir of water collected dropping from the rod"; the other through a paage to wliat is called the Armory, from an in crustation that lias received the name ol Ajai's Shield. Between the Lawyer's Office and the Araory, and cflBsautiicating with LoUt, is another large, irregular apartment, which is named Weyer's Hall, for thcai coverer of the cave, who, together with Ids dog, stand immortalized in nee cor- ner. We now return fe the Pan the in, and proceed along the main passage to Twialtotm. Here are scvctal pairs of stalagmites called tlu Twins. . Thi SDarUseut is em -til, but lite crvstalization is perfect to the surface of the stalactite coBcretioBS that form tits ceiling. Wert from the Twin Room is a room which contains many beauties. Farther along, firom a different position, affording a " rnatrnificeut view, is the Cathedral. Here are representations of the bishop, tin desk, the bishop's seat, and a variety of buze columns and pillars iving in con fa sioa over the floor. A c nunuation of this room, at an elevation of ten feet, is the Drum Iloom, named from a thin sta lactic partition extending from the ceil ing to the floar, and which emits by a gentle tap a deep tone like a bau-drum. Yoa scxt reach the Ball Room, one hundred feet long, and thirty-sir wide by twenty-five high, running at right angles to tlie path by which you entered it. The gj&ei at bearing of this room is north-cast .and ayufh-west, hot at the nerthera ex trewity there is a gradual ascent bearing round to the east until you reach a preci pice of twenty feet,rora which you can look back down into the Tapestry Room, having performed a perfect circuit. Xear tb! cintrc of the Ball Iloom is a large calcareous deposit that has received the same of Paganini's Statue, from the cir cesetancc, we suppose, that it furnishes a geod position fur the music when balls are gives is these subinundaoe reg'onH. The floor la sufficiently level to admit of daaciag os it, and it Is not uncommon for visitors to have dancing in litis place . To approach this apartment while a party of ladies and gentlemen are taking a turn at the "Boston," while thrilling music resoeads through lite hall, produces upon ifee curious risitor a singular effect; it Worries the imagination back to the en chMted caverns of the fabled Aladdin, where fairy prince and princes,in mirth ful glee. inpt the light fantastic toe." I was fortunate enough to be in Pa- Iras on the occasion of a Greek wedding, which is an interesting and peculiar ceremony. Weddings amongst me Grecxs are for the most part soieinnixea in the evening and at home, and ftora the nature rf the rill raujt be very trying t the pcrsws principally concerned. A small table i placed in the center of the room, on ono side of which stinds the bride and the unilegtooin, oacu ifi'imp a lone ILdred caudle, on the opttOiite side the officiating priests. Behind the former the be.t man takes his place; he has an important part ti fill in the cere- many, and Is ranked as a relation irom the time of the marrisie. The roun is of course brilliantly lighted, anl the numerous guests throng as closely as thev can towards the center in order to cain a Itctur view. Many prayers a-c chanted by tho priests and a-sittants, uiiiutclltihle even to the ctr of a classi cal scholar, with the exception of the often-repeated "Kyrie cleison," which forms K pr.imlnent a part in ahno-t every Grcvk service. There is a vcrf elab orate ritual the signtfg of the bride and bridesr o on the forehead three times with the 11 . the blessinir. two wreaths. which ats afterward plared on their heads bv the best maa, and at the latter part of fie nte, interchanged over anu .ver acin, the drinking of wine three times Ir m the same cup, tin kissing bj tMth of the office lak and of ths priest's hand who has made them one, and finally The Canary a Preacher. The bird shops arc always a curious sight, and some curious people keep thum uoually kindly old Germans, who havo become so used t handling tenderly the delicate little creatures, lint It is doubt ful whfthcr they could I harh and rough if they trird. And this is jut one of the laniif.il thiogs about having a c mar in tl.eh-.u-, tl.ai it U all the time picchin u a cheery little crti!-m. It sin-s to us IU luppy, b.5 happy, be happy: Keep cool, keep cool, keep co.il ! Ba contcuttsl, le Ltntle. be pure, be trustful!" And it els us a Honovatlon, not Prostration. Did any enfrcbled humsn Mar ever Ix-. come struct; under the operation f powerful ratlisnlcs or allrnU? It Is tAtnrtlinec nee ouiry to regulate the txiweW, but that ran. not be done by active pnrtratlnn, which ex. liauU the vital forrrs and crtr no good purpose whatever. Tbconlr true way to pro mote health and vlz;iir. which arc r,cot!al toreguUrlivof the wnranlc f unctloui, U to iHTtgoratc.dlteipline and purlfr the itcm at l he tame tic t. The extraordinary rnlcary of llosutter Sl-rarh Hitter in rates i.f drMlity rr Irrrud-itity of the orant of dl pctlrtn,MltiilUllon,nrcietlou aoddticharge, U unlrrroally adinUtrd. Appetite, good di. gettlon, k rrsutar habit of body, artlre circu lation of tlie Wood, ana purity ot all the anl- by thta snperb tonic Rial flutJi are lodurtd HruaiiAu-s abiittivc roi: dihs. beautiful example every hoar, and vurrrctlre. It hat no equal, moreover. Whr.acanarv's iriod-naturel something j a a prevanUte of chill and fever, and other -..n,1.rOin Vi limn v.iu ar "blue i SV "l malarial Olscaje. To etnlcranl wonderful! ext Uuw vou are WM. "4 lr,rer. It U particular tervlce.bte a tfrt lictatn t.t tlit. iif!tIr litilililiBir Uti ! . f. ow . - - - - j -o -1- : meuwai ixicsuru. tint of In throat, the notes tumbling head over heels out of his m uth a though they couldn't get out ft eaough to tell lmw'gay he feul and see if y u dunS catch hia jollity, and lgin t whis tle and sing, toi, ler.ire yu kn iw it. lie doesn't liothrr himself if hi brrafUtor luth is latel Not he. Hesaya, a! well. I Vtieet Nellie haasomethini! biirsrw titan I am U look after; I'll put id the time; PlNtaraye. or even In the lone of tbelr ) (XX) V, f ru2 smslntf ana at it lie goe. cwing ,,K ' 'Vi, 1 Moro About tho Now Piano. We have explained the principle of con (traction wbl;b male tho durability of the Patent "Itjrer Hano a certainty, and whtch eefurc, fxr the future, laatrumenU whteh ate frre from that moil aeriout objec tion the Inability to remain In tnoe. To wettld be eeatctil to acridre sometnln la I w J. W. Tabcr & Co. The popularity ot this well-known house cenu lift tit be upim the Incre ae. and their limine, nolwthtaadlng the dull time, give bright prnmUe for the fnture. The ambition of thrac gentlemen I evidently to do the very bett work In the eity, at the lew. et remunerative prices. Brought into ac tive competition with tht beat photsrapMc talent uhb IUU roaat, r ldcd la Ike work!, they illlt malataln in rnmhU pavi lion In the front rank of photographic srt ll. Vlt ltn-)n by all nrM whi you are In San Krancttco. at 31. rs iml i Mntgui cry atrcet, ojMlle the lJk Ilouc lt Itarnbam'a and neuralgia. AUetise for rkeumatliut Coxi-xnuuv for St. Valetitlae'a Dy: Waa Saint Valentine . , . , . A varnUh maker? SCALDS. THE FACU1C PBIHTXR, based Bi-Kcati- ly, seat free om apfUeaUes ta XUIar It KUh ard. Type Feaa&ers, Saa Frasclseo. OLLEGE CALVERT'S CAKBOUC 17 MM for Ckroau Catatee. I Bcrroab' Sua, Uwtoa Mua. j JL SHEEP WASH I I T W JACtKN E- fna T J txn. UAt Ar-tt 6t rf Vt ' e.eeru.t C. iP.H. TIBESLL k CO.. unmn o orrroat or BOOTS AND SHOES, ao. l CUV HTKKKT, lkllUM.t4 8iar?T. S.J THACWXt Uuttwumi U Us, Hot'. Voaikl. at Catt- aiMa nK caw CMra. ttrim t&.inir Lbd ptcKtcj sum. AU uas mim t tit Mi BMtet pnc. nM auinlaa U mU ol prtcca. f eCOft rr J . rl worra II frwa. - , lij'tftll TK W.IOTUU, HUM. SI O day at konc Arret vaatea (mil ud PACIFIC or f Avrv caku tta mJ IV. r--n -- "-. .r 1 new imDravcmcDl DOl OBIV Hue not Ir,.-n I laud and stroni? that Nellie soon l.ear 1 ij. rwiKf-r ir .Hariri,., rj ih irm .i,.. I M KM. 11. A lUl W4U ivnatt'is him - mt.n rwt ai j a- miJ H'iCivlVIC W waaaav . ew a: w Ca-OJU V U 1 la am SIM MllrdC! x IW ULU fiLinw a to. srtataiaaa. r 1 urx mtl.lX ALL PAHT auta tv.c.i ( inert, Ka rrt. r C I r e u I idyourlrU,or..m:d.y. If ,u . aj.w.ui ...M .v. , "- j 1 , ttsipty abrr tuttjiac rel are 01 the In d away; he wilt drou joir triest word with Id nmJc, uniU you both attt and laagh at tnc little chap AlrU u ,.n.nt.,.ri.,rthiwrminr. when I wlio t aCOiUlHC im0l Walse. e .t. ... . . ' k. ..1... ... . .trti .. . Iin ir wru mt, b inviui atill summer af)r .k m.m.i ..-.-- ..r .. .. 1 -1 . ? .-.!... i.J 1- 'ikM uli.t HTrvf ikU-turr-i IidlUl tSvtw4vr& I ...1. . f. . . 1 le Umt VUraCMa. hit. C - - - ... . . . ... I. : . . 1 I . ..Ill - .. n. . . .ftitf. - .n nt M-.t I - . . . - .... m . . J and bridegroom hand ia linnd. the le-t mn, and the nearest rcUtH'ni of t te newly married coiple, make the tour of the table three times. This is s tid to le a relic of heathen davs. while the drink- in uT wine irom the suae CUD has been continued from the Jews. When tlie ceremony, which lat three-quarter or an hour, is over anl the yoang cottplc have been du'y kissed and coatrratulatc! by their asem'led friends, the fotirc part of the evening begins. Savant ap pear 03 the fceic, carrying large trays neaped with boabons, sugar-plums, and artificial fruit of different sorts. These arc presented to the guests, who are ex pected to help themselves liberally and to take to their friend at borne a much as thev care to carry. Cooling drinks ofj various kinds are also brosht in cevrf endiitg supply, and the evening end, sometimes with a ball, sometimes with the departure of the bride and bride groom for their own hme. tVr. LvftJea Standard. aUHit hi ca"e in the the we4!-Vnon t Itorer I'prlght I I iu m luooriK. out - - .- l4peadel of It, and raaaol lae Ht tone Sb fa li 11 il wMb age, awy more than a harp doc. The . r wv w . iin . 1 .. It. I. . 1 . I . . . i ra- aooHtrn iiaik rttuttcc- 1 e n d r f.r.4iiioHxn . arrt tALTV. KcWTtra l-aivaenl Ki4itH1cn. Aj3 M.4r. JLA4 rrw wHh mil. X fI-aTlb a. iu BiiHineHH College, 330 POST STREET, Orrorrr;ryjoxHjr?AEiLSAV ntASctsco. I v-m am ta omaA. D2alfca. e raraltcr : tkor- !uk lucracttoa , ym&cx mtm, kiaa sdu ,nk tkr nUc et4au ca rmrunrn t mzj ar. Df a4 emtac .mniih. QmUn rar Le IvI rrr mi ijwKuius. btfure it I faateacd lata theeae; thu re vmbc ot tnc wuoJ. the rate caMael-aerk) 1 built, aad tbcu the "actios.' 1 . . . " - ...... . I im uuuiec unnrt tcalntl ar W L. CLAkC w, Khi nMnsavuu Sit Wltll jojr WrK la lite onnki wm,asu ibcu u.e aruue, 1 r31rAI.lt fKSalOS IXCKRAnKU SV wirsn window where the scettt f the ros 1 "5. "Bf J" V I 1 , . .. ., ' into uw nw, upBiiia: aad oolamlii-te c-me to vou pn the lightelof btceze. and the gddrH little mtastraJ tune hi note low and , aniwrnsJ by the fine trill f tc chippy all the weed-work turreuediag the barp In creae K au&ortty, a4, as I the fa t wkh the Viola,tie V tralSB beroese freer tfce wB.i.pcnng to his mate in the liiac-b.. H460s ihe irredom and the luring Ulk of pretty warbler 'of taWattooof thewowdl cheeked hy the which you cannot cr, UjI owlv heir ia Iron luatog (4a heldiag the striae, which the tall 5hade-trecs nf the gantca ! Oar raht. bj the afcre ith a 5 cure of verai t t ,..r. , . .B,.!rl tar i,Mi- by lire nuaertnu Iron boU a4 crvw let piys HI a liuwirwl totd tHe J1 ; whiehare required tahwp the wood from troub.c be cust, by the auaahist he briogs ura atuader. aad ty the iron rime mtu the boue, and i-y the pewtle, laving : arUwg a a rUatp upon It- We auppotc U l TV niciMM 9i rtem af. upon iu ttrearth 1 AxraiCAX ana roKKiuv rATKsm lorlKetr reitaorilty au4 dBralr(y. Acala, inuV!ae. Atlms GzxX.I- Biiksixa care for all sacet and leader tMa Utch be teacher u day by day. St. .S'taWaj. Entangled iu Flowers. frwa the freeds e. vthvallMt thai the wea derlal lorisr" euality of lose It produced lL4T!act tar t3im d aArurau W wtteriM. D C u rum I M.Ts hII HatHk" rattrr Caia tiru tar tSA tr t rmr, BrauacK u mr mi Uatltr. I MJIS4 t t aarrw It k 1 1 rmittikri 1 1 EiLD"8 1 TJ317ESS n21 U ttrUnt fr Oral , UMrirf.i 9LI a r Hiut r- W UL "kV ffvtnm m Try Bowea'a Yeaat Powder. ASK YOVI IIOCEI FOR IT. GREAT ENTERPRISE. mirr crrj v 1 tt rrwv awn TtlVS VS. CO. j JL over 100&X JUrtt e! STGAK FIXE, J-rJ-.f-; l)-U y , LAJfDS. 10 Sw JCUll, 3 Ylxsiz EliiJ, ISaJa WATERHOUSE k LESTER, iMTOirrrES or WapQ ait Carriaie Material, CA2RIAGE HAEDIABEili TEDQTSBS. K ftriu ( (U fctt. UiHX T far U Inf hjc T ttmm ilflr wrr trrrtf fl.ra ,,.. txu I to Ttfl klrwtA JAU1 JjISH. Ht ViaVtlt Srw Vara LrfUiatjrr N-r.W VIXXLAXU TrJtrKUAll'E Cr. ta i ra lZiru. i;Mm,n teC rw Srr tettm nn Srr rraat. arris. iitniMn. rU d-a 4 rrrr4. rrurtex k rrrlrOM S ke 44 1 aaa Wf tauraniarr. f;y tnrTi (wltn irw m r.tl.M rnnga Ktonn (.-rrn. tn raat Ltknrr. ae. fn- II I is the lrrr Plana. It UI MiJBilaiii'aiiW!'Uft"MU.eitU reeaba thai of aa ecxaa, k the berlrt ' jtawwln. at the will ef the perforraer, aad it t vatesaeeaa be iacreucd fra the sofveal' Sidney Smith ald lc knew a mH wlw i t the craadt aad fiUet firriw 7 "stkc db.-pecU8llv of the eHwater." -i.p2. "AT Tli writer in Gd HVfrfi. wh peeael Ci JAMUl W wrBB.rrVt. ra.atz MtlTvv.xgTrtary Tinuditr of Orators. Orat jrs are peculiarly liable twthat mo nentarv senration which CVllins, in hi "!-K)deto the Panioai," has grajhicaMy - I , :! . . Hrst Fear hit hand, it VW to try. Amid the chord bcwBdercd lahl. And back recoHed, he knew not why. EVn at the sonml hlmreti had made. As a rale, ora'ors manifest a painful the fellow ing bit of detcripiiMi of a Bra asiiaa forest, once gut so attache 1 t the equatorthat he could hard y loir htmof away literally swamped, oa hrebck, in an aby.s of "the m"it aplrodid verdure aad bloom in tint world. He at have felt like lldrogahalus smothered with rocs. The rriilrr wilt need U Wwe a big dictiosa-y handy, and ta use it iadss-, triously, to "unJtntaid all the d-jscry simes here. tit a nwrc exprlcil uadcrilaadtar ef the peeuMarsttca nf the new Inveatiea, jwu have Iral la drsp a ;Ul card to Mer. Ulrk evar A; Ltavt. at raa Fraaetaee. h arc ihc aresU tor the lcr IUao far the I'actfic SWpe. Church Onrana. Bxvctsnccxrer ax twroanxT aatsrs or UjCxl ixwrraT. Jl- (UttaWKUW USUI. . TAL ladJXS. x srr ac. tru. Kraacae Ciuumi 4 al-r-t if eA a a4r ai1-ttla at ra.M oaaaearz calr . t9TaK Dividend Notice. No. 5. fOLLUKKAL WAV A)D aAVtVC V SuLtatvr rvrttM Knrer lU.k r -A. I mamintlmmt haMi aim nHxx Aa4 an atVr fTrlr sT SvuSMa. 4 Sarvra Ilrif aai4 Waat Hal. VJ"ll. mu aacsr roa ADJUSTABLE CARSIASE UMBRELLA TVAYIVG ETVOVtO TO UXTU SXW S45TOET ' A A B.j&c. MI lar ar tjtsai ik, ir xv teS 1 tar Hmn IU rtrr t ruyotr a Trt o4 JTe. I Vltf tta ai (v4 i ar ae Wr tmm Safe TOctat ar afUKXi ihVH aU Mr farsarr a&l Mwata Crjaartaarsi. n ttM-f m UUtUlllrfvMaitiM. AC 1 rua taruaatl ( w an rcmaxat yewea. .tuimjHM. SAmama. THE ubUliTtmfl)iraljrt r a C AKIXJE. Srcf Dividend Notice, No. 6. Na prepttUaa raa be ee dear than that thi cMy not Beernlr t- teac&ted bv every prcrpve ttrtdc Bade la the varies ' VERIICT ALWAYS FOX DAVIS SEWING MACHINE. The Cer.tenriil GcU Medal k Kpkxzx, 1876. The Scatt Medal - - - - - 1875. - 1874. aid Dw Juclorj, 13 sile V Kaaacs, 10 aiues a Traxwaya, 157 nlles of Taiarasa Uae, 13 Td?ra?3 Statins; aad easjisy .a saea asd IW exta aad harsca. Tie 5UGAK FI5X baasarsaAtad la csali- ty.aadtaawtsUcmstcaa ba rsfiad. Tie TZL10W FLSZ U Ens, zzm rrxiita. aadsaperisr ta aay other iaxd fis far lor- ac, stejjhir. -e- Ti SP20CZ las pwat rtrs?i. dsraiae wtea exposed, asi espMaally adapted ta Eiidr aadSaiaSsCiiat-.wtn taa TSX aad CZDA2. ar a valsasht far a rrtat variety ef psr peses. Lutytax tiirty sdHiaaa ti feet wera est. ixi tl esthaale far 1STT U Ifty siflliess ; if teesBUllaas artartr ea kaai, trerly sea assad by tia hst tllnvU af Sed lisS aad Ixrj eriars easba SEed ea a day's uttcc far all Hrds af B0ILDt5G XAT22IALS,rct sr cweddry.sywtithelesastaad sabstaaal wsrk saay be aeeaarlitted siUucS dalay xS tiMZxltosttstT3. IzxUt. QrUrt let ti IrUriar tXjA. at lea liai Sax Fraaciico prices r? frelsat. SOOSS, SASH aad 11X535 always eskasd la larrs csaa&isA. Aidrcts SIXSSA. IXtlXX AST) LCXIZX co Above the scrub the taU ftrt trees .d!Ll?:i!L Jll" ran up branchlest fr thirty er forty fret. t4n. Id I.r- inlaiTnrfl! cj eriaafAM aay deacfrUaa of Sara! aat, dt a qoela ta f a a a v aa va.w . & v nut. iw r-t xa i-nnj rna- The FrxnUa Institute Wedil, farJaMifr. :T. ta xjfab r.to-aarr Sta, aa rtmnmmim T rreart Jaaurr ma. iT r i i ATIIE. s-y NEWSPAPER FOR SALE. i SdSla2. PriadpUrr.CMc ' Ccr.JaiitxatC-anelrU. KELSEY'S Co'-Tn - , - cut altar thrr lat.,n ta Il:S:Bh 9 araind 1 ik, n..nl irMMHIr aav4 rt-. ... t WEESLT T'EXAZ. TUefC TrASS riTlE . .t o , . , f . a. . , . : , if i .V. .... ' niriaiiiiaaMMarhurnHara aaPar Tka Kravrt ih ckasu (;et.s xcual or Kasaa rteaA er aCRlTt.rrirrllrat i , lal mm raMmtU mr( I. tl KjS fTJ KI rTimTT' 81 Hi UZIL tk c-Trit rtr r w ara. . . , . i j . . , . .. ... . nrr oi vrmzau in inreui aifr mr uaa. uuu pnriim. inoonauu uuiwrm rnt.u - n . w rTr.rrtir, .vn anxietv abiut their spcecltes. They are .t ... ajiaitia- oat the kr CnuL sw Ultve atjrt have faauS at all the Mt. j mauuw rau t rr ca. Hirn-r. d rv i l aasacevM otvttsaL. UboMniM nncay and aervoc. as it aat.apaUug eimb5o,. m9aa.lera. and arafs aad p.r.l"'"",? failnrc This is due to tlx: very votive A,itic ep.phy.ic brliid. ; ,trattdc organtzattun which make them orators. UaJ fen,s, and orriii U. maatybf Utesn dts- terpriae. r- thu rva the baadcae tX? K TT K1 1 1 1 I K H. I ' i"'. Ti rarr itxuioi -Vhv! how n-rv..ai you arcP mhI sLilirr.emtLdr? uJ ,f ' reh ocra blc- cihlUUd at ite Ut L YUibUaT 1 W iTWlat' i " ZJfS.VS'lrr ! friead.a.i takiac Caanin" band, last ! t . f -. -.!-. .1 .J, tatr by Jwhn Bcrrtrpo. ih tpaawfartarer. Mai(. a.-Ccrr rrw arviwr t n inrau, i 4-"'IBf -ul"r. " """"i J I Cower a frajrrasce whlca was al31tt 1 ,.,r .,, u...-. .. -r r.. I X21natlo C orlc Tru. akuiriiriasuchtnl auttvwixrraav : or; before he rwse to spea. evcrtiowerini:; and mas- "Am If was the l'Time JUnutcr 1 105.,. Ju-ra hkc Uairlcd UtaV repty. 1 uea 1 hbu uuc pwi twine. speech. Daniel AYebster, on the othtr bind, was coil, calm, collected. Hi nerve were of iron. Everything Vd been thoocht oat before be r-e to stxuk. Oa ;'tfgQ nupnmE!:ri '. ' t aMCtiaCta fZanr " , r (eo Ihceurseref MlSeo awl TeotT-foarth - ef tltUBla .trret.j. mvired a Ure thxir U apprrcia- S?1""?, aaaks of gra v j U re allcuUen. The ckx nl rtaU af iu man 2 ,Z"tl' f.Ttt toWX. IUX1 111 Krars; WESTERN HOTEL, nfactare aad It Bee ranartUra of tae rre Every available space bctaeea the ! trir'i ....7 W TrrJf V. . .T: tries waa occupied by nana twining to-J alaM. o QenucWu ia the Fair gethcr or running cp singly, ia every size , Thai wrra vu aUqacaiIy ald to the Ia. nrtis- Irum a waiiwrl tu a Iat is tli- oepeixieBi rmsturua wwtcs. 14 wes Jlltbr aQaet fiw Xjmt a4 HndM Lajaaxc SACK.V3IKX10, CAL. be entered the capitol ilr. Webster," said a friend, nervons ly grasping him by the arm, ilr. Web ster, ttrr yoa ready F Tlte great maa, bringing his open right hand vertically duwn into the palm of the left, quietly said : I have got four fingers ia." "Foar finqers" wa, among sportsmen, the matk of an nnotually ueavy charge fur a gun. Mr. Hayne found oat how heavy the gun was. A junior counsel once congratalated Sir William Follet oa his perfect com posure in the prospect of a grtat case be was about to try. Sir William merelv asked his friend to feed his hand, which was wet from the nervontness of anxiety. This nervoaiDest and anxiety seems a condition of oratorical sncccss. The late Lord Derby, "the Kupert of debate," a he was named by his admirers, said that bis principal speeches cot him two sleepless nightsone in whteh he was flunking what to say, the other in which he was lamenting what he mhrut have said better. Clcem, according to Plu-! tarch, cot only wanted courage in arms, but in his speaking, aleo. He beaa timidly, and in many cases be scarcely left off trembling and shaking, even when he got thoroughly into the current and subt-ance of his stwech. r . r I TBI' K-t!.-.t-TT S Mttrr MVnoa 1, a a ; x HW a. .ia S n Six tx Uyv,no. TV araetr-r. I lif te Iiini arere our cfctrl r-". t ka mnmtnf. t. na fn rnlr ta IfaTRf . .. , i . , ' lie fuHcat aUICUee. " ZJ. . ; r . . OAager, i mev aaaguowa in teatg , taaWatlarer. however. b-r1 iiioai uie trees, aau lay upoa iie grecau, twrHT id cratur hit aaUUaa to a raoch I -ttt 'iu tm w c r -ma rar cmw . nt aad were apt to caUsgle as aad to C-itch irreai cxtcat, d acrerdiazly he has, dor ! .'YJ. V.o. - 1 Ihe horse's feet as we rude on. c the pt u maaih. been at mwk ea the i ilTT.x "1.. rri2iaV . . ..... .1 . 1 1 1 larevat charrh orra thai ha ever hers I U c.caau os-r Barter taw. Baa Caaaaa 11 was mite cujuuauua inak we frfaru , ,M. 1, 1. auutnuaiiaat tairtiuruiii scarcely charminz tear ourailvc aaay tr-aa theUrr. st actrai u over (lejAjo.far Bv I s " :"- iomca So a era bira-astia' KaJsaeh'aTaberBacleoa Ftflh Uret, aad vlttjTjt TJ frrTWnT) T'TV T? 0 fif tmses into w Inch Utey Iwrst, wiHtacver ...e." , , " ' " 1 & Ai A i iWiiJW Ji Mr WV., .a.-... v.t .1. 1 ..... a.jia.U1i5iiivufirccnio.rnaUir i ' aBthrarhthealeilthafaHbaakBf hev aad trm ht a ttatkCaotae ta lla exlcrtor ap ararrtw a it la poMiWe for artUUr late aad UM la male It. Itri voud used la Us maa- mhlilar ! tfctore are cadar, hlatk valael aed tarar Pne. atd the oraaacaul features wig be I IriUorlr bcaaUfaL Mr. Ikrralrera U alo htch reached the As the fares on wore tin. ii became very dote aid but in uur bridle path, aad the foru-t rcJapsid Inta sileocc, m tst of the cream res retiring I r it ctr tiota. The false noI ol epiplijtea kept "U the ataVias a very clcxaat orcaa for the next ravs f the ana. and it was only at liter- Alechaak's Talr. It wtt he 51 feet hv 15 fret rU tht a .heaaf of vertical Lams struck d have 3J stopa ruaalar the toll scale. rscxaoaa Ta XimNUi;i x4 Dralmta DOORS, WINDOWS through a reef in the can-py aad gave us a pat. tog glimpse of the tap of the foteit tree, blending in delicate, open tract rj far alwvc us. Kemarkablc Son Dor'. Beth these orran are frem tdans rrerwrvd fcy MHaet F. &aKh, architect, tale of Un ion. Xr. BcTXtrom U developier; a creal la dualrv ta the laiaanfactare of church erjraes, and dcaerve the fullest encour jeraeou A. F. ret v7tsir Wsljitt. C.-rii izi Tzllsjt, BlZaU axt IITIIL It.rr tf tW Urjrat aa4 Vt nark, v VVS i mZrx al Um jwr era. Ma4 SVe C alaara t Pnt. II aa4 iaCarU.t a4 1 1 4 1 1 JiArlrt tt. Saa ratSCJansr Ol Rax TK H. HORSE JIEDICIXE, X. 03. T.-IOOQ, fSnlalaea wVIe ?rl MWrtf Trad A trMa tftartarw WtK Cnirs PcKrtHKS. There are days, and many tf them, tnn, when everything goes wrung. You rise too late, or break fast is not ready in time, and you loae an hour to rtart with. Then, trying to dre-s in a hurry, you discover that a but ton is gone, and your gloves missing. You start down street ill-humoredly. . J I . I ' . 1 T All aay wag u.iug. arc averse in Tltric,r. yin, cxtrodii.g from U.e sUu .inuatinns, pettj Un nwiKii on the ,cfl w , dtccoUre,T and rx)ili the carpet. Some one (rives a wrong turn to tlie damper and iht gas es- Improvements of the Ace. ThclmpruvcocaUlhat have been raadc la UUr-avltc machinery ttarioc the lal Iwcaty jcar I avmctfatac reaMy wtioderfal. IlWnw alooal ualvcraallv conceded that aoy labor thai ran W performed by the ha ts an haod can be done 'jukher aad better by aun ,r clear but the air was tilled with TT&JZl: la.-licle f fret, the refraai m frum 1 tlKUtVutH inan In tne sewlor Btathlne. which caused the ap'tearanee fnvck sim nv iirti- diCculir after dtmraltv ha m ,t m a f : ... . . u.... t ki iiii.i, i i miIk (ilw uan ! m. ut d ti wiUia bright center of greater or lea rude wachine up to thepreaeat Br- Aa.Wa. aa -wrr.rr i . . . .!.. k I Utoe, when every deacriptioo of ceedte ork irota asrn u rrmtJr brilliancy, and at a ccrt.iu angle ua the . u duoc itr, re rapidly, more ! Ull I li tf Cr r unnRP P,nV right and left f the sun, in very oJJ, beautifully, aad. In every ropcci. upcrior to ; WILLIAKS & MUUnc, frcp 5, frosty w c ither, and also in tome other j any work done by hand. iiawJInr at the head ! Stocktea. C&L coad tions of the atm-wpher', is n t un- "e of really Orat-U,. m.rbinc of the I r,.,,,-,,,,., ,. ,., . S .merirne lltara are two eaeii V e"orea s.nu.rexutai-; IWIIlAlil CC HUliJlP , , v , " t ,. jtactiraa taeniae, iota ty r- onUie nht and left, and occaahmally i h. ilirrlnrtoo. Uener.l Aseat for the Pa- ai j above ana uel-tw. iney are o: tne aamc nature as tlte rainbow and cxhiuil the same colors. Yelcrdy morning's exhibition was remarkable in extent and t.ltaHi ha la rrrrr Caal r ttvtT inniw WIM faan. I tlnr. wta faaHl 1 rar t rtna( u lart rVa luaar. T rr3 C fatta. S Sue miis. 11 ArTvra. Ifram. S Mmk-ttj- CTTrraa. X a. rnn. S S htca. -(Vrmn. I lUranCpraa, Sift. trax. x - !neaaa - ia ( Aynait. S X aweatfTCaaarCaa. lOllMn. X aaKartnS. xft. ( rraa-ar. X S . X a NaaK.a. 2 - Si Xllca. x - s 31 Cnjw. 2 - XI 33 Carraasa. 3 X. iffow'jjitn. x s ruuHCwuaiu, XI ltW. X juanrva Sarsda, S KaaraVtrrtr. , BtTimakiriua, nisrusi. - tsaa wartatrr-.aTTlT aa rrarratannaaf.it lar t-ull tar Iat t .rTTTr ta .Wit Oa rvtrrC nr nriuia aS eBaaaearKtar? traTlmiT-' Sa raOrTlataaaalr,ieal!BA taf-WV tarttr tracut lanCat aC Trar.ifxTtr mcu sr . iw(a(. ActaU Waattc ta all I'cactvylrt 7errSa7 VABg SHXLDOS'. I XXT-Tkr SaaVrtsx Bdixr Rial taSlara a. Crl AjS rr rtr CM. tc,. Irrrarxa ttnkuiai. IS ratTSTKZrr. - - - SAX rCAXCISCa . M.YM t . ;VrSsaa. I aarauorr, ' TrrtrmSrTita CrariSa. ECT.TPSE Ka. ItZST- LM. I Vaa.tsarta. Ae-Ar I SraltaeCataJacM and free Ua. rRtaaaja. WIHD M1LL1 PUMP HOUSE rcjtps for all rcnrosEs. I7vria4 Will. WarraalM tm W tax. Crvailas r aaa Mir. Ircii pipe Uid xad Etted. AH went gianntesd. 5a4 errccslar. A-Sirraa Xl aVla (mf. Mm Snaar VN!IN WISE HATT1ESS C6. 1877. rttpitL-81.C0. TTTT1 2nJ UeSE2,T, a Maatalf Haculat lac Yattt 9aaVrrs. Srraaatv lirraTX.Tra. CTSa4 tra craa far ttmmfmt J .wlfT tk4 "matma-aMat. JOHN 1- fcJIIOItlSY". aa Brafll4 Htrra-. SSawian. roaarrHtvu aurriKCX.v aixw. asd o scrarioB to aix. rus STUXSS.TH. uotrpcrss a;rn rxmaaru-ri cxacarAasan. The only Vattrsss niAT cas be Ttcsrcrxn OK LOTJSKXZ3 AT rUCAACSX. Warrailrd le Itt jia. Srai Ssr Ctmlar u! htalMM TKCMAS a. CULK.Sn9 Arawv gl Beaa Saa rrataK.Cal. F, PATENTS. A. LTaXA!nr. aci-w f IHtwtta Waaaitxaa . u. rwri ray mm a EHT-ALIMUKHJ 1M33. !NQ KLIN1 i the 'dogs heavens. Alont; in their u.ual it were the place, with "sun ORGANS 'I -1-1.1. 1. MurtollMMll th. Ma.lila. la ue, . IU rspMlj Increasing jwpnUrity la- Jv fa.v.H X anni dtcatc. neadtUeour friend not to pur. itist. orrartara4 MaaltUa rmritm l r!iaa mbIII Hire haTe arm lL i ISraeOrraA aaj iiMiml tSri a, airtrttt Cbase USUI Uiey nave tttoii. I rsnL. t Tux. MrrSaalara as txraVmr wie. . ratr4 nre Tear. M fur rnr Llatv A host effective remcdv fr the Putl- HI1ET HO tat EI 0Ca cO.Urr lit Loxcaa It a weak aolutioa of carbolic acid. capes. It 1 dld,aad wua'twotk. You mi si the tteatn radiator Uy,or Ioe, your desk key. Bcs.de this, yoa have a cold in your one in the nortuwesr, souiticasi ana southwest, being diicctly oppoite the ua and at right angles to that line. A . r i . , . .... .. . . very urtgni urctc itae a canunuou rain extra; one gallon of the strength of Calrcri'a - . a . - m a. 1 I J SflSfLMk a W V. a Bb. V VWUNUHVII weaaou a grata wutriiu your cyt ana turundcd tle ,ao al M M,.Ie . r-a r.tlMnrftniflaH n-. . (1 fi r n Anl !. .. ' - j.UO.U -.... UH..j. . ..w j of joint, and no surgeon can set it. Tlte probability is that if yon could look at tlte wejthcr-vane you wjuld find that the -wind is northeait, and you might re member that yoa have lost much sleep lately. It might hapntn to be Uiat you d tHCat t(J Mnj;in above are out of joint instead of the day. lis u ,wo fa.- rAintx)(r circ,f, ofcxcwi. careful and rtotwnte many leltrr wliile triifbticM and seven mock.unsor Sbecpwath, with about -IW rallonaof water ipriuklrd over the lcra and root of the viae. The same wah U uwful for preserv. i tar tVirr iiiocA, even after It ha ened for ' Snrrj- Dirrtxo. For the latter purpose Its advantages over tobacco aad other rcmedlea ..- ,l,ir rr..m 1. ...!' are now oevopa qoeuon. . aneep Mnacr crying theho,Vn.Il circle at h? si SSS tfWlZLZZr brilliant of the false subs. Another and ut; "1 find my savinc In a Bock of "ipM similar circle, and of about the same di-' to be about JEX) (IliO) a year, merely for ameter, occupied thj zinith. Tli us there ' drewins (not to speak of dlpplns). a wa. a otmpletc circle aroand lltcbonxoa, i 'm7L u 11 ot CaUfola I Mm LUUK t ALsarr e. nrnnasK. ta. , form ul nrrc4rr r faacj riwta. rVrwea. lUSUta. lvv etc. Atw Its. tar SaKUtx maa tiar tarat aT tasanrtei Uct ta aai Fevl at ratscel rvtcr. AI.BKRT Ti. BtRRAXK, 4A 4 4 Ul Markrt.S. r Esdoa op (or rnc LlaL. frtwraamrarlrrr AArTll.rmr.1.1 vou are in that irri'able mtxtd. Yon will pen some things that you will be sorry fur afterward. Lt ns remember that these spiked nettles nf life are part of our discipline. Life would get naue ating if it were all honey. If it were all smoothness, we would never be ready to emigrate lo a higher sphere. The 3 oang ladies of the Univcrsdist Church of the Good Shepherd, in Jersey City, do not want the Iter. Phuclic A. Hanford fir a preacher, and she has been compelled to step down and out. Wo man's inhumanity to woman makes many male members mourn; but the gifl find it utterly impossible to get up enough efitliusiasm orcr a woman preach er to present her with worked slippers, pen-wipers, dressing-gowns, and anally fall in love with their pastor. Xorr. Herald. The excessive pleasures of talking to ourselves ought to make as apprehen sive that we afford little to our auditors. -aua diga." The spectacle lasted with changing effects for two hours or more. So one need hope to witnets such beau tiful phenomena very many time', if ever again. Dexter Xeai. m AaiiARrES was standing at a street comer in Cincinnati. A man who looked unsophisticated approached him with a sealed package, and atked the sharper to read tlie addicts for hi in. On the pack age was written, "11,000 government bonds," with the name, "James Harper," and a number. I'm James Harper I'll take the package," said the fchupcr, thinking that be had a chance to swindle. The other iiandcd over the package, after simulating hesitation, and slid that two dollars were due him for can 5 age. The money was paid, and the package waa subsequently found to em'a-u blank pa per only. The most conceit. , incorrigible delusion is JSoots and Shoeg. JSU.V MCLLIVAX, K K. ear. Ba trrr aad Jackaoa .. Baa FruKtaCA. cfrtoMt to r4r IS br-t rteeca Cair Lntaer wx Jia k rram n w wr u ITraU LrstArr Baae. M. rrrack C:r tufert Tta.St. CaSSrai. sua. Itar" 4 catMrral luxxt aM iaor elm i 1 btaae cak equally highly of It merit, finding It noi ontr me cueanei. oui otxiuctiir mc mutt itneaclou remedy they have tried. As a to Um uaoaat f IU mart T1'.?' a dblafccunt ur .Ubles.etclt U as u- 'arYTO fut a the more expensive prciiaralioas of MAsrrAcrriiK oslv ttuoc a4 saor arst carbolic. CO. P. l-aantrelT ea arte IVnua la IS euialrr critrnae tlouU aa4 The Beat Photographs On the Pacific Coast are now made at New York Gallery, No. 23 Third atrcet, Saa 1- rancJico. wire lo auu lue I line. J- 11. i'EmU, Proprietor. ! COMMERCIAL HOTEL, me , ill b . k-MwtM a mrm aB4 raonadlaai tber. ,WT Vila .. . i . ww. lrrrUbrd.aa4atratarlraatar. I rrr Coaek Peerless Yeast Powder. Tar IT For sale In quarter, one, two, five, ' ten ana twenty pouna packages by an gro cers, ii. F. IUhtox t Co, Bianufacturcra, 311 and il3 tfacratutnto street, San Francisco. atiirT ilAtr'. ' ir hniikfj. aaa a air-ana rlrvatar, a4 0uTtarlatacllaaarrieUaIBt. Ckarcra. at.oo pr tr I jnnx Kr.LLY,JNaacrr, l(rr v Land Owners Without Patenta Should enclose fi with their receipts lo CoL L. Uiuham at Co- Attorneys for CUlsu.Ac. U'athltii:ton, D. C, and receive their hand Patent. A Ctrae for rbeumatltro, simple, but pene tratlng to the seat of pain and giving lntant relief, Is Trapper Indian OIL Sold every where, al Ifty cenls per patent Bask. Uc Burnhsm's Ahlellne far croup, colds, sore throat and hoarcne4. vara rrat.rirtar.rthr. RRflSK. LVX HOTKU Sa rraarlaeo.) WAKELEE'S Bath for Sheep Tor Ike rrrTrrton aa rar ef Scab, etc, aad Ua ieatracuoa ol larrMta Xftrnrr. It. I WAKkUCK CTL. lmrortlua4 Maaarartarlax nnviat. evr. lioat mwrr aa Itaah lUntt, Saa rraartaco. 3 Merchant's Gareline A Liniment for Han and Beort. WVll-r for j cm Bta cr bdt. MrTTtjaat Girrllcr CHI wffl m fcwr-J t-mt-MVi rtil IBni.UHWRUr DI BY tTNOni IS Ue HfffltW T rtwra mratrw jf?4aaa r alla. r aaU IV. r!. lakav wk.!.. - - .k. .a. . r . - .r. a - -- - w-w- w- TtMiva nrr w lit H UM ItlTU XJ 1. fTgTJf C aau tVaaa Via Tla tMaaaaa na aa al - a. I . t V a . - . ,aW- aaarn avaaar, STIIWa "HJfVI IW St aa I aVI 1 aY4 a- ISjav; CA3Xa araX, aaaaf f if J Ii j Xaitraatt trcrsx x itt-T ton li. n. ttiniaoodt. rnioiivllia-1 . Jni 11 tnsNwi Ma Oirrppj w 2nn au iae j.nlenti pat toctttrr. vi4 1 aa lUrpiar tvlv rirrrst lixii. UA3Jb . aaiar twct iXWTUJ W IUCir7aWCl4 IM niMfaKf, XDQ CZIX UT li VtlftOVl WtT Of I Exnaetfrtaa a letter frosa Saocatatcrv Cav. ntooaucstoa, Xai, Sept ITia, isa " U l wp mm IUU,,I . Ktmt. UHiBUJ J Vl!l Ij. V., .r cTOii unsuai unm. ... 4 W-X. ISia 11 IrT r , .j-"f, 11 ,Bia vt "I worr uaineau cotaotirra, saa utc yem 11 Krc oa Xae I Eitrict from a letter from rattee A Co, Drrry. S. II.. Aar. a. tsa.-- Wa talak roar C IUbi Oil oajof lii Wt article for waal ll U rreomtaended that bav ever BiocoS. a mui inta a ifwrr Unas racrircoa ,c lil&M. LinAmsa. Ku Jnl.rai. ,c V . aore of jtmr UarsUas OU laaa of aay Uatoeal we kcep. aa Merchant' Gargling Oil as a P&mily liriimant C"a AW sa&afl Vtavwa Kjaa CrMa.a.. i . . . IXrAlSe.K,,0.SfS Wh2i.f "255? .'-O?0f beeetofce. rrl Iwbeia a tlaltaeat t remlred last b ever been rvna&rtrri a u I ar Laloatowa. r Jaa. a. X.-CZ - Toot Gtrzjtae Oil I dote-nacn h ly tot ur!'.3c wu called "rLzailr Oil." iw uram: Tr rrTJC lae ( ' all Kn-t in.ik.wJ liM.LnM,Ttw v 1 aa wer a anril far Vi a mi. . L j , a. . i. r. . - r : . - .. r -j . avana ana j Ittala aeddUcotor ihe.kla. hat o. rrT.r" -" r ' ' ' r 'ii '.1 " ? f?.a. "fj ""7 wa luaMV v. rinMuuwuii,iaM INTEXNATIONAL HOTEL, aat aad a Krarar IM Han STwaeUeo. ISSaadStM rtK DAT. I H. C. rATRtDUK. raoraiaroa. Two Ccneard raaehea, vtih ti aaax of taa Haul oa. nt tlnn be la valUaa at ts laadlac aa ! coo,, t aai.rtfrra jo taa Hotel frrr. aU ,ar jxx Tt lalo ia neat Coac&i If roa da sot. Iter wlH I ckilT roa. I Merchant's Gargling Oil as au InUrnal SaBwdy. f.7:r!w Iar 9' i oimiMbl ltlawliat d earralaattre. It can b Ukra tatrraiH vZflfZ?1 f ,BAC1'- ad U a good .aSailtuu t pala UIIr!edla,"aUal US Of Ifcrta ta rtx haan. Trltsw mm.r fir .t.l a..J?Jv"fww ' I'orCram! eneea Itaierrala .UliMricl irTnM a: a car-awn mr i. ,w.e. . . . I I Cat, mi , r I'.Vii j, ' ". '"" ""ww or ia trailed Stair.! JHH.X HJaVSS. Sewepatatn-.