Ak Hour at the Central Station Court.
A woman with a long chin ami other
narks of personal beauty called at an
early hour and introduced herself to Bi
jah as a widow woman and the mother of
a twelve-year-old bojtvhom sho could
sot conttol.
"Cant control him. phf mused the o'd
aan, as be scratched his siad. "What is
his worst feature!"
"Well, I can't keep him in night," she
replieJ.
van t, chl And vou want to know
at Td do if he was mv buTP
"Tes.M " I
"Well, 111 tell jou, madam. In the I
first place I'd order a car-load of railroad
iron. When I got it Td lay the boy on
the floor on. his back, and then I'd pile
tho bars this way and that way, and across
and up and down till I had fonr tons
holding him down, and then I'd s-it down
on top the heap and ask htm if ho felt
like whooping around.
"But isn't railroad iron quite costly!"
she cautiously inquired.
"Well, it's a good deal cheaper than it
was. madam, but if you can't afford to
try that plan why dont you get an aujrr
about four feet long and bore it through
your boy, and into the back doorl"
"It might kill him, ilr. Joy."
"Very likely, bnt isn't it better for you
to kill him now than for him to wander
out "West in his middle age and be choked
to death with a cheap rope!"
"Then you would kill him now, would
jouf
"I would."
"I don't see how I can. and vet it mv
be the best way, the said, and the tears
fell so fast that she dropped her veil and i
went out.
HOKE on LESS.
"Rufas Springer, I am told that you
bare been drunk more or less ever since
election," said the court to the first man
out.
"ilore or less!" echoed the prisoner.
"Yes, tar."
"Doe that mean I hare 1cen drunk
more since election than before, or less!"
"Don't prevaricate, mutilate, or liel
tatc Rufus Springer, for the bluc-jays
are singing, the grass looks green aid
I've lots to do before Dame Spring throws
wide her golden doors."
"Well, I haven't been drank mnre or
less, I was party tight on election day,
party sober the day after, and I can't re
BBe saber about the rest of the time.
There's a doubt about it, and tou ought
to give me the benefit cf the doubt.
"I will, sir, and III also gire yon thirty
days in the House of Correciioa."
"Ill die first!" exclaimed Rufui.
"Very well, sir, in the corridor there
yoa will find a hatchet, a saw, a crow,
bar, deadly adds and an old musket. Be
as neat and clean about it as you can, fur
Bijab. has just tidied up for Sunday."
WHT HE WASN'T.
I wasnt no, sir, I wasn't, and 111
swear to it till I choke to death P said
Elmer West as he appeared.
"Yon deny that yn were drunk?"
"I ao deny it. I'm a sort of a stranirer
here, and I haven't got money to pay a
lawro- urn 1 want a lair show "
ou shall have it, Mr. West. The
officer found you in en old wagon in the
alley. You were groanieg and taking on
ana caning lor ma;hcd potatoes. When
he roused you op you kicked and fought
and made use of the following expres
sion, nr.: 'Whaz marzer now! Whaz
hotel xhisl "Whaz mszzerwfz ermoon,
eh! That's what you said, Elmer West,
and 111 leave it to tou if a sober man
would talk that wavP
"Thais where I've g-t yon. Judge!
a oars a pecuuar trait in mr character.
If I am suddenly awakrncd at night, I
always talk that way. The doctor says
my palate drops down. Oh, no, Judge-
I wa-n't a bit drunk."
How do yoo knowP
"Well, ni tell you. I was composing
poetry on the stars when the officer came
np. I comp fed as follows:
BcaatiTal, golden star.
Ton are way, war off so tar;
Ton are np ao lilffh,
In the midnhrfct sky.
That I cant cetjou, by carr
"Co aid a drunken man compose an ode
like th .t, your HonorP
1 oelieve Ire read that in some maga
e," said the court.
"Xever, Judge, I never sell any of my
poetry. I compose it for ray own amuse
ment, and sometimes give it away to the
poor."
"Can you jump this town, 3Ir. WestP
thoughtfully inquired the court,
"Tt er, or three other tot ns just as big."
"How long will it take youP
"111 move on the word g'l, your Honor.
"Well, more, and do you be warned by
this little epi-w.de that, 'although Justice
may fool atound a man for fifty long
years, she's certain to get the grape-vine
twist on him at the end."
KiafABKS.
There being no more cases on hand, his
Honor rcmoTed his spectacles and said:
"I desire to give notice to this crowd in
atteodaace thst I bare lost mr diary for
1877. I began keeping it oa Xew 1 ear's
day, asd I believe there's as many as seven
or eight entries in it. Having Inst the
book, I can't reaaerobtr whether I swore
off on smoking or swore to smoke tnicc
as much as before, and if any of you
happen to find the book I'd take it as a
great favor if it was returned. We will
bow disperse into various directions."
Detroit Fret Prttt.
Hcxce Those Tears. lie left her and
steped out to tee a friend between acts.
uWhy, Edward," said she, when be re
turned, there are tears in your eyes. .
"Yes, pet," replied he, solemnly. "I
suppose there are I taw such a sad eiht
when I was oat.'
"Yo did wliat was it!" inquired she.
"Such a sad sight, continued be,
keeping his face away that she might not
niaell his breath. MI dicovered a young
saan whom I have known for years drink
ing whiskey.'
"You did!"
"Yey, standing right in plain sight be
fore tne, partakiug deeply aud carelesiy
of the dreadful intoxicatiag glass."
There ws a little pause, when the yousg
lady suddenly aaid:
JEdwnrd, was lie standing right in front
of you?"
"Yes, pet," was the reply.
There wes another pause, when the
young lady asked again:
"Edward, don't most of the fashionable
salooa counter liave great iiice mirrors
right on the walls behind them!"
.Edward flu.hed a little and looked
quizzical as he replied that he "believed"
tbey did.
Aad there be permitted the subject to
drop. Chicago Journal.
"The slasher of the pjipi it sweet,"
asjs the Talmttd. TaataeeBts for the
ricoptpg Sa ch:lat,4nounded by the
bSSfRAAl' a t.SM UMBMAa f
Tao Strongest Xaa.
Frederick Barnnby was educated at
Harrow, and thence proceeded to Oer
many, where under private tuition, he ac
quired an unusually perfect acquaintance
with the French, Italian nod German Ian
gunges, and incidentally itnliilie i a tatte
for gymnastics. At sixteen he, the young
est of 130 candidates, passed his exami
nation for admission to the arm v. nnd at
tho mature ace of seventeen found him
self n cornet in the lloyal Horse Guard.
At this time his breast seems to nnve oecn
fired by the noble ambition to trome the
strongest man in the world. He threw
himself into the pursuit ot muscio witn
all the ardor since hnwn in other direc
tions, and the cup of his joy must hare
been full when a precise examination led
to the demonstration of the fact that his
ami meatured round the bvoeps exactly
seventeen indies. His plaything at Al
diTikt was a dumbbell weighing 470
pounds which he lifted straight out with
one hand, and there w as a standing bet of
10 sterling that no other man in the
camp could perform the same feat. At
the rooms of the London Fencing Club
there is to this day a dumbbell weighing
123 poua Is aad Captain Bunaby is the
only tncui'icr who can lift it above his
bead.
There is a s-tory told of early barrack
days, which brings pleasantly up a rem
initcencc of the Ticlilume trial. A
hore-dealcr arrived at Windsor with a
pair of beautiful little ponies, which he
had been commanded to sho or to the
queen. Before exhibiting them to Her
Males ty he took them to the cavalry bar
racks for display to the officers of the
uuards. iwrne or these, by way ot a
surprise, led the ponies up stairs into Bar-
naiy s room, w litre they were much au
mired. But when the time came to take
leave an alarming difficulty ircratrl it
self. The ponies, though theT had walked
up stairs, could by no means be induced
to walk down again. The officers were
in a fix; the horse-dealer was in dcpair,
when young Biraaby settled the matter
by taking up the ponies, oae under each
arm, and, walking down stair, deposited
thsm in the barrack rard.
But Cornet Baraaby was a. skillful as ;
he was strong. He wai oae of the best
amateur boxers of the day, as Tom Pad
lock. Xat Langham and' Bob Trsvers I
could testify of their own earned experi
ence. il'TeOTcr, he fenced as well as he
boxed, and the turn of his wrist, which
never failed to disarm a swordsman, was
known in more than one of the capitals
of Europe. Tea years ago everybody
wis talking ot the worxlenui feat o: use
young guardsman, who noderto k for a
small wager to hop a quarter of a mile.
nue a quarter of a mile, row a qaarter oi
a mile, and walk a quarter of a mite in a
quarter of an hour, and who enrered the
mile and a qatrter of distance in ten
minutes and twenty secoads. Fred Btr
naby had. while barely out of his terns
realized his boyish dream and became the
strongest man in the wurta. Hat he had
also begun to psr the penal tr of success
in the coin of wasted tissue and failing
health. When a mas rinds, after anxioa
and varied experiments, that a water tee
is the only form of Doarithtneat that bis
stomach will retain, he is driven to the
conviction that there is something wroog
and that be had better see the dicmr.
The result of the young athlete vi.it tn
the doctor was that lie moarnfslly laid
down the dumbbells and the foils, es
chewed gymaastiet and took to travel
StarvRtioa and Cannibalism.
A letter was received in Bo to a not long
arc from Captain h.tne ot the Americas
schooner F. E XcDhvM, dated at Gorre,
on the wot coast of Africa, Jan. -I. ia
which be says that oa his cot a ard passage
from Boston, whence he stileJ Dec. I
he fell io with the wreck of the Britiih
bark Jfaria, Captain Graysoa, having on
board two survivora of a crew of four teen
men, the others having perished from ex
posure and 1 amine. The wreck was dis
covered in latitude 3? de.23min longi
tude 32 deg. 30 min with the ma.ts goae
and full of water. Hie two mea were
taken on lxurd the schooner, but one of
them died in four hours from the time of
the rescue. From the sole .survivor it was
ascertained that the bark was boend from
Doboy, Georgia, to Belfast, Ireland; that
she sprung a leak in a gale and filled
with water, so that it was imposuble to
save any provisions or fresh watrr. The
lumber with which the rease! was loaled
prevented her from sinking, but the
weight of the maits turned the vessel on
her beam-ends until the masts broke
away, when jhe righted, and the men re
trained the deck. Havinz co food or wa
ter, however, ther toon beran to die of
atanration, and as soon as one died the
rest subsisted cpoa the dead body, and
so on until only two were left. The sur
vivor, whose name is James McLaughlin,
and who belontra to Belfast, Ireland, atys
that only .small portions of the deadboJ
ies could be eaten. Xo one was killed,
but the moment one died the survivcra
cut the throat of the deceased and drank
the blood, and then divided the heart and
brains. It was S3 days from the time the
disaster occurred until the wreck was
sighted by the schooner, and during all
that time the crew had not a drop of wa
ter, or any oilier f kxI than the dead lod
ies of their shipmates.
HtococanEO to Devth. Dr. Elt n
says he was called to s-e a man named
Henry Iloskins. a slate-miner, aged forty
five yearn. Horkins said that he had gone
to work without brcaktnst, as be had not
felt welL Aliiut eight o'clock he bad
drunk some cold water, and the hiccough
set in, violently at fir.t, but subsequently
be did not mind it much, thinking it
would soon disappear. It did nor, how
ever, and he then tried several local rem
edies, such as drinking nine swallows of
water, putting a cold piece of slate down
his back, and such like cures. lie became
alarmed, for he felt he was getting weaker
every minute. It continued with renewed
violence, and Uoskins was advised to pi
honie by the boas. IDs wife made him
hot coffee, aad he tried to eat brcakfav,
but his sppe ite was entirely gone. He
begin to shiver, and the hiccough still
continued as bad as ever. The doctor
was then sent for. He at once adminis
tered twenty drops of sal volatile atid
arisen drops of ether in a wine-
glatf full of camphor-water, but that did
not do aay good, mo doctor vtun triea
to divert the raan'a mind fr.nn it, but it
was all to ho purpose. He then gave the
man thirty drops of laudanum, aad diore
back to his house to procure other saedl
ciae. Still the hiccough continued, aad
in fifteen saiautea after the doctor left the
man was a corpse. Uoskins seemed to
be perfectly healthy ia every respect.
His throat swelled a great deal before be
died, aad be seemed to strangle before his
sufferings were over.
Peakls I take to be the devout thoaghU
of oysters living in -holy hermitage.
Bteeher.
The Attractions of Texas.
Many coplc are not aware of the
inainitinln of the territory embraced
within the limits of the boundaries of
Tiixas. France docs not contain as
many pnnj miles by forty thousand. In
rounJ numbers, and were every man,
wnmtn and child in tho United state to
emigrate to Terai she would n-t he pop-
uiaioa uiicitly t i tiio Hjmrw nm as
Mas.aotititelti. France it reckoned as
one of the fire great Powers of F.urupo,
ani, in Uio time of the great Xapolron,
carried on wars the magnitude of which
aitvunded the world. Yet Texas far ex-'
eels France In area, fertility of soil, Salo
britrof climate, and In the rariety of
products. The dy is not far dbtant
when Texas will be a formidable power
within lurclf, and able to cope, siBglc
handed, with any one of the loited five
Powers of Eaiopc.
That part of Texas ljiag cast of the
Trinity ltiver is thickly wuoded. asnl
accouutrd the mt iusalubrinus ia cli
mate. Crossing the Tnnlty you ome to
the prairie p rt)on of the Sute. From
tue Itioity to the ll ato you pass
through the heart of the settled aad
wealthy pait of the Sute. Splendid
farms, nBe roidrnccs, licauttful dues aad
towns enchant and delight the traveler'
eve. It is even so until you aunracb
the Otlorado Hirer, the very frontier of
civilized Texas. Beautiful little citie
are springing up like mag.e, almost
within hearing distance ot the war
wbp of the Comanche.
HniWB C ent v is corsidercd the gem
of the frontier coanties, being as well
watered, better timbered aad having,
perbaH, btttersoil than the sister coun
ties. Pecan River runs all the length of
the c unty, and the amount of pecan
growing on the trees tbtt line its bask i
almost increJiblr. The crop gathered
this year is climated at f Sfl.WO is value,
at a d'lttar and a half per basheL Be
side what were sold the amount oon
samcd, wated and deitn.ycd is Icto&l
reckoaing. The valley of the Prcaa is
beautiful t lieh'ild, and so rich ia soil
that it would drive ai inhabitant of the
poor knobs of Kentucky to dlttractiea.
Leaving the Pecaa Valley yiu acead
lut are called the mountains ad xu
reach the taLle-'.aads nndalttsag with
derttioes and rallers carpeted every
where ith grass aad set on by beavtlfal
gr-ive of live oak.
btand'ng oa an emineace aad to xia '
for miles over mezquit vallei s aad rer
the opj.o te cmineoces th- sight is beau
tiful to teh-dd. Th? live i-ak's gksy
dark green (it is an evergreen) isinttosg
contra t ith the flaming scarlet of the
Spanish oik and dirty yello r of the pt
oak, aad Vc whole seems as if tceiud
by the painter's lmih. New joa see a
if a row of green, scarlet aad yctl tw;
back of it yoa ce the diver v mbite-
site- I
topped grass which yea alaoit imag-ae
to be a tilrery lakt gUaimenag ta the
sunshine; then aaorlier tew eV cusort ;
then ga-a, aad to on, uattt the new b
lost by the btcrc t the opposite twee.
The whole seems the w r)c of maa
please tlie eye. In vo ether laal htve
I ever seen Xatare display her wurks In
this liae ia the way she does here, and it
is sometime hard to dil th sttaties
ibat the whole is the hicr!r eraascaited
rsta'eof incr centlernaa fxraer.
Taerc you see a he d ef a thoaand
i.i. i . i. . ii - i l r
Uiuc .lc .uc iuici tL'm m unu vi
a dozen deer. Across toe mga ana
naked prairie ge skimming fifty beaati
fal aatetoue. their white aides ileamiai
ia tbesua-hine. Overhead whirr ha:f a
hndr! r.irie riiekw Twrk,
I " , ' r Z
gcctcaiid docks start up fnm every btenk
aad lakelet. Mule-eared rabbitt start
out from every thicket aad co scwddiag
away liae the wted; aad tb-uaads ef
-- i ii. ti .-.
praine dogs bark ia rapid sqae.k like
the Cbrttttaa lojt of ear cktkifce d, aad
mea taear nine fans twieaie rite a
dash aa they dive iatu tbrir h 4es at vear
approach.
Aad all thit is a country thit hu ne
bounds, as it were; where yen arc free
to roam, and roam at will far days with
your gun, and are net obliged te fire te-
ward bravca or down ieU a well whaa
, . . , , j
yon go bunting, as yoo have t da w lure
it is ttoisely popelatetL LotitxiKt Cu-
rifr-JoerAaL
Tunr-iT, n, Orrwrnr Virurr
The proSu of ostrich farming in South (
Africa have lately beea very enthusiasti
cally described for the benefit of British
emigrants aod inventors. It teem, bow-
wr. that tht new tntlntrrr hat nine
enemies to contend ant-I A Suti
. . . . . . ..... .
Aincaa joarnti says: ii is suico tiut
small qcantitie of o trich fettaera have
beea brought intoGrahm s Town at dif
ferent times, recently, by natives, aad
lave been disposed of 1 1 parties here at
a fraction of their real raise. We do
not know bow far the rumor is correct,
bat as there are. no satire io the ditUict
who po'Srs ottriches, it is tolerably clear
that ther have not come bonestl v lr the
rth.r m i nn. tn,r;nnr
ni In ?,V-r;-J,h - -1. rZr ,f . mr?-T Sbacld eodote with their recelpU to Col
will Justly new the danger of a a.nvic-! u BlBcUllB1 A Co, AUorney. for fiUmt. Ae
tioa fur receiving stolen goods. But a WasblBctoo, U. tl, aad receive their Laud
more formidable foe, because lesi amen- i Patents.
able to tho terrors of tbs law, asd less v..., , Vei- tn,nMl.
depeadeat upon professionU -fences is 1 JJ" SSiiM
descnlied in an ther Cape newspaper. IoformtUoo free. Addrcta Ilorton ,t Kea
"The white crows, it is said, in the 'nedy.Basnajreralor faclac cout, Urcraore,
neighborboxl of Tbcbua and Brak Hirer, 1 AUmtda county, CaL
have uken t iraiUUng their Oiristiaa A Ccxt poottti
neighlwrs and Cireting their ceighbois' tuCcrcr from rheamaliim. sore throat, tUfl
goods. They have beea the casse of Joiata, and all aches and pains Trapper's la.
considerable loss to Messrs. Southey, as Price, MccaU peratk.
they hare devoted a special Hkioe fori . ' ". 7T7 a
Tit- -Vi. . ,".,. 1 UrsTtatcs. Are yoa troubled! It to. iced
ostrich eggs. The birds take a tnodcr-1 to x. Rllaball, 515 Hayes ttreet,
ately heavy stone in their talons, fly to a , Han Francisco. CaL, for the Covrtrra lleaa
tulScient height above aa ostrich neotjAUST. It will tell you of a radical cure. Try
conttining egirs, and drop the stone. 11 nJ be cured.
breaking t be shell of one or more of the VtK Barnhsm's AbleUne f-r croup, cold..
c,.g', after which they descend aad enjoy jore throat acd boarei-cts.
a dainty lcaU lewer Irian Uiirtccn
eggs were distroyed in this way on one
laim. '
IiAjnsrss is Racs, One would not
suppose that the rag-pickers of Pans
coutd find much Joy in tiring. Yet Uiey
are a happy, unique set. Jn their sordid
rags, witti their hamper on their backs, a
lantern in one hand and in the other the
abort inn hook which enables them to
select and secure their chance prir.es,
thev arn not de.tilute of a rwrttln iIcitn.
of picturoqueneti. They bare rrgular
organiratiotis among themselves and en-
jiy Uicir festivals and banquet. Soros
of tliem actually accumulate mxleratc
fortunes by living frugally and saving
everything that comes In their way. Tim
"wstitution' is rather on the iucreafc on
nnr own W.U r.f th al.r .n,l ilmtn
. . " w " -'-- i
pickcrs-up ot unconsidered trints
coastantly U be met with.
arc
Thet say I'm growing old, because
my hair is ail vi red, and there are crows'
feet upon my forehead and my step is not
so rn aad elastic as of yore. But they
are mUtakea. That is not me. The
brow is wrinkled, but the brow is not me;
This Ss the house ia which I lire; bat I
aa yoiMjr, younger aow than I ercr was
btfxe.I)r. Guthrie.
Deal Oontly with the Stomach.
Do not lack It with violent purpallTcvor
permanently Impair IU tone with Jn(Jlrtl.
lile dnijt of any kind, tut, II your dictation
U Impaired, jour Ihcr out of order, jour
frame debilitated, ur nervous tystcin un
strung. uc tlit wboleome aud acrccable
alterative aud toul, IIolctU-r Stoma' la
B'.tUr. vLleu will cerWInlr afford you the
dealred relief Nunc of tho offldnal re ax
il let ran compare wth It In reilorativc erU.
cirjr, bih! a a w-dklbal ititnul'tlt It is tr far
Ibe rafet flrlraite as acu a popular article
kh '
. , IWZ'L.. rr:'"J Vri'A r.,"V1;"
battening tbe action of the tMtanle Ingrcdl-
iroU "bfcu U holda in o!ut!on.and tboe
i"'5"u ?I1 ,her if!i . ti
dam. and medical science applies to tho cure
of dWciie
D. M. Oaborno fc Co.
1b oar search for new and commendable
things we found eunelrra on Monday la ttie
Dew ealaMUtimrnl of 11. M. Otbunie & Co,
at3Maod2Ul Market sUeet, Sin Francisco.
At tbls site a Be bultdiag has been crectcil
during the latt year and a good part of Us
apaee Is tlm nut to good service as the bead,
quarters fur this eot tf a well known rlrta
ot makers of ant-ctass azrlettUural Imple
aetits. It It not neccaiarr to allude at length
to the large heme ettabfUbnacnl at Auburn,
X- V.; suffice it to say that the firm ot D. M.
0borcc & Co. U ef yeara standing, and
b carried oa trade In ail parts of the world
with suceeaa. At Auburn Iter bare two of
the largeat factortea In the I nlltd States.
Tbeac are the rriult of the eeatoJtdaUoti of
the Wheeler, Klrbj.Cajaga tlilcLDudseaad
ether palcnta fr reauii; aad mowing ma-1
ewaerv. I
Thebouteoa Alarktl street, Ban rraaelsee. I
Is a dtrcet branch ot the Eaalera eaUbhsh. )
aeat. It la under the management of Mr M. ,
A vera, wno ita veieraa na uec macntees.
Vr. Ayers has Jut returned tree aa extend-
manent lntUtutloa As tuch we wtleuae
to the Jitt of oar thrivter tcrlmlter! la.
demcatetUUUbacsl.
We aoUerd eapeeiaUy daring our call at the
lore oa Monday, the Kirby mower, which
we have knn lor cart at the aat a a
torceatal machine, the Wheeler combtaed
reK-rakiac reaper and maaer. which has
bees used tatt year la thtt tale aad the Ter
rltonet aad hat high TetUmealaU, and which
wKh Hs adBlraUcfuidlngarraareauntUket
i tw MteV moil con veaic&l form for snt cmeat
of Ue Bsaebiaca. wlH c-a.Utate the tpSal-
net of the eatAbJttbmeaL
The aew iUxc M be felted op wtth all the
eenvealeuc for the dbpUy a5 aaI. of the
oiachlaea, aad W be worth a visit from pur
TV - !. . Uh. f .t. . .9 aU .,. I
chaaert ef harvcttMS bj artistry Tbote
farmers who own any eld Kirby MtcUae
ad aeed axrsA rer for ihe itae mutt
teod Ikelr enlert lfert iXt nttj mi tm rvm.
atorfta. Jtant TYrta,
wv. .i . n T T
ncasoca way uio aukcib -f v j
right Piano" Must Soon Su- j
peraedo All Others. I
L Ills the eaott durable plaao that httl
ever beea raade. I a (act, there it ao a arc
wear out to It thaa to a harp.
Z. It stAaia la lata la at weathers abd
acAaoat, whUe all other plaao arc ceettAHtlj
elbac out lilac.
I 3. WbattMUe taalar It mar harrea to
need ia the coarse ot Urae caa be dose by
i any eoe that caa tune a vietta or ciUlar.
4. ItcaMvt jraleiil ef order, aad therefore
.eutU BwlhMk. wr repairs, wbKhla alarpe
Kcsa of caiate with all other pUaoa.
j lCby aecUeat,aay parto4 the oeehaa.
j Una ahwokl ret brukca, tl caa be replacrd
l wtthewl trwabe at a trtilac eiprate-
6. The pcital caanvt rl eat ef orCer
? The haaoert caaewt'tUck."
h. Ita tene U porrr thaa that ot any ether
pit ee. Kt tlaelse qnAMty u BaspptwMhAlwr.
WWi aattotMiK H w "-'r----'
IN nil unwcn(TCun) w vi inm
M a n uiioreniTCun iw vi
i aa aceeeiptalBeBt fer the voice.
. Tee UpHshl- U new the fAshveeshle
mUpUao.aadthe -Rrert Upnchi" far
I At 1
' Urn U bUaa. ao4 the "Refers Upnrh:
' earelt M oOcr la cieranc of Cetta aad
tuutilU bcautv of CaUh.
. . , a . . . .
ASV
other artKUaa oprisht
II. W-hca yl boy a plaao esie apoti the
ed pita, loads to with a perfect rcriAlsty
ihatttw ot lit beauty U uee.aad de-
. PTceiate te vatae etery Jtar.natfta afcricf
perU tl wmiiceeBie ajsaotl vutiaiai, ace
totta4 vtti leloJcratU to no. k ally
, edeeated car. Oa itm rvntrary. ao penoe r
' eta examine a "Rarert" wHboot lectins per-1
J J It -tit be prrclv tt aa ,
! letlroaieat alter tweety, or etce Sity yrart j
J u evcoenily.thtt
n ya Hl be aete te U a Raxcrs FSaao J
i taai ux vera sea i a ara ucucr icee
t thaa aay eUiT teeeea-aAaa ptAno.
X. W. Taber 4C Co.
Few Teet4e vltlt Sac Frtncuco wltheat
rttreaiXAr to a srttUr er Irtt derree the
! pfeetecraptcr, rtpcdOly If there happen to
early beaded, bright cicd. roty cu ecs.ru
Jf"'-" S 5
1 picture ot mk et theae IrrrprettRH yimar
, u M ui;iBJ- a titer A few arUu
mo te have raastemt the art of catchier, the
j Ltapretttea ea the wlor. aad rarely fall to rt
a coud picture. Notably at&oac thcte Is L IV.
l T.tr rt: Co.4, tod M tctJtaery ilrrcl.
A I J Vw av AA a, leant AMSt iiatnta we e.
HtUe ones, be tare to tire these aril ill a cail
whMe yoa arc la the city.
Buy the Beat.
If year wile tacit hte a aew tea lac sia-
, '"ZZgjfSXZ!
i Is mere pleat v. ue sure that yoa see the Att
AB.erlcaa- tetor- yoa laveit. It ruas the
Hrhtett, It the oett dura We, has the Dot I
room under the ana, bat a setf-actUar. nee
dle, aod a telMhrcadior thotUe.the tUlch
raty Ue leacthcaed or tborteued while the
marhlae Is runalnc la short. It It Jett
cear a perfect workla; machine at we ever
expect to sec. It Is soli by C II. Htrrinj;
tue. 111 Fifth street. Saa FraDciico, to whom
yen must apply for further tcfonasUoa.
A-au
Land Owners Without Patents
Staafii for Coeii:
At errt ttHcM ihlc
Bal4tletltroee Or Ooataaa41aa Wi ta.
c
Tat-troaitaaAt.
URS.KRCH1M-S SWEET TAI REMEDIES
. G.'.w'taS t.HS
rickltac or tmfattoa ta tb throat, trcdlas ta rosea,
itt'i t Tin BALaAM.tabeiwnllacoaorOntU
IA
t Mop or Tncli arrordlee I
oftptaiat, fur dra iraKd te4 ate
! notice Coara. Iitmn, Hr
1 is aware ai lae
iimutTcDul. ItSvaxa. nrsacallla. AmSbm.
SIB Ctocch. Crwap,
1M
taeTanuatmalaairtaa'rcUactae Ixset aa4 IcaOlBA'
j Vn Kuura-i mstrti oa u tmimrct tti rar
. ot Thraat tad rjaac uomplalata. oUaiarA after aa ea-
i Vtriim4k.caatbuta4oraarnunM rtr
""?x'"'tt?l-Urm'Uo
jtvn:i.MjKiotrdtjif.rtic&ntiiritrtauor.urvtad
mTW WT1R Ir Tii--.i iw. i.ww
tncsilrtf. KKPtNOlON A CO, aa 'raadm.
B. F. HB1VLAXB,
pnoTOGnArHEU.taccnori r. J. Ssntita,cor.
X of JfU aad TUrd ttrtrU. Sta rraacltco. wlH be
BtMir la tH kit V1 nVAdt aad patroat at HOW
LAJwirS NEW L'Al.l.KKV. Xo. B TlilKD BTI'.ECT.
cornrr at Jratfc. atkrre Utry aill be tare ta ret Filar-
CLASS nCTUIira, tc at print Uot Jt tcmptU
Wra. CaU aad tee IAcm hetaUral P EA KL TTrZS,
Ba oelr at HOWLAJCrrS XEW SALUltr The
Ceealne IVart Typeaaretacawt VeaaUral llctarrt
rrer made, either flail or OoliCrd. Card rtctarra.
mm ll CO to SS 00 wr do tea. CaUaclt, from $3 m
to S3 03 per dorem. taree ThotoentU, ta trior.
from ft GDIs HOI Jt batr tb price cfcarsrd at
tXber Otllerlet. tod JttJ tt po4 "wk at caaba doae
la tSta CUT. Site roar awatr T ta HO,
i ivirt vV nilioir mm rtr rrtarea. Kr-
nrnttr tt alar, as TIf aTeK-ET. coreer of
Jmlr. a. r. 'HOWtASD. Artltt. tor ataae ytart
rcrfrietor of the OSS Xtv Tors aarr.
"Poetry of tho Pacific."
A limited uutubrr of copies, the remainder
of the only trillion. I now ottered at ene-bilf
the uilglnal price. The volume rnllit one
hundred and frtr-thrr mmmVy llnwruan,
(iondman, Imjr. l'.llckj. Sule. Sod4rd.
and slxtvcven other wefi.knows atlir.
Mailed on receipt of 110. Far Sale voir Wf
V. A- La sou. kUIUr ami fiwlkmw, 2J
Sixth tlrecl, Sau Ft am Wo.
U'c i.itt atleaUti to tb
i t . k ,
at auclioa. ltetraer l6 Ut aoctweBl
of Soini-trobleal Trees oa Um coaL and par
Uca hoiliU) buy anytMug In lait Mne
should avail Ifeeiatehe ot l(U opportunity.
For further Infunmttwu e adiertt.emcnt or
addresa U. Stiiddard, Santa lUrsara, CtL
1is Bdmham's
and neuralgia.
AMetfae for rbesmatssa
nruxiiAus ABUti5K ion bcum. scaux.
I at aal ifn at, Sa4.
$i3$i5n.sXsraSa?
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ptt Ur u mu. HfiM wwcta it rr.
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btk ttm. Miiti. Wfaotcc aa4 I ua, Sa4 tuo
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ttti tuW Vi tar 4lrwi Mt uecat Laea- CT ALL SMCatrTIBXtiil MTAWB
M.iitusajtuU,tti J tr rrvaaaa. fin tnm t la anrr lee
tun JlUQ V TUL rmiiaL 1 laa. Ia.T twjr&ccl la Azxno. Ua6t Bona
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atta. Era tar Ciuuri
MBLT'5 KtW MAP QF CAL IFQBHI1
ANI KEYA9A,
O ' . tu ttnira air
a wsau. ta ta l)Uii rnu. TV. sane .
aittitriHKunntt(tUM. AAt1 ia at
AeriAuut( tulnusmi Ml A Jfru t
WAkKX MitT '
TITMtatpjtaMj tt, Kta riudn
LADIES' SHOPPING
R. joHS-toy at joses iiuii,
tUcm. ia Swy MlMnt wA mm ti
O a mm. taAt- mnr rm
.IA
lltM Xn. It Saatf ataVfttl trU S
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ticwarr or rocvTcarEiTt rst-
usa rtmrt ta tka cKr an ru larLatuB
tntctM cai Dwv Trmn Brawt C 1U
1 "'cr V?-rmSZ?u ?.?L Vr?g
rtYi xZYiTxLtZT ZVJ?.
UaittaitHir js um a4 mw; tm twami,
XAbxcnc tXAiTic -msa ruvpAxr.
11
LOOK!
Aijsrjrr r Brazavr. tm
it. rv-aa. t"ilw.. r.
etc asm let mm Saaraesx trmm
ta tc r Ssrtt4 atet
Ten tA( rta tt maactd
jneea.
AUtiurr re. ttCKnAK.
ta iu a t,,t wuvrt.s r.
Ttrl. Ku tar m Itmt
r UK vWf frt 111. ATUrml.
The Nurseryman's DirectoryiJjTippoYedQuartzHill
A K.r.rrae
riarl.l
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Hartirsllaral Stalaal XtWit,
fe or ite itui-. aiai
A'olu mo II
llt-ail y.
Th kok U laactil
iW Ur
rWM twvdnua la O tveatrr hrlrrita
fr. rrm ta Swwi t raw esetmi ta tat r a
twlBrtti t wm amrmtT 1 r. unuwur tr-
narS r attUa tad rtti
at5t rtriat rrtw. SpA3 rrreafS Xtf-r,
otiraa. It
.uotlon. Salo
mr m aaar arecK er
SEm -TROPICAL TREES
OS THE CllATT
Omt, Ltasa. Ursa aad Otres,ia their va
riiUtt, lAfsat, GotTA Aad Dwarf ?in-ts
Nnc err oatv tive alxowko rote rewov
tar tfrr trt Sa Sorwrr. U r!red. Twt
aOliAlv. MlMiMtkiinT Itrsc aad ta
t U. iKlitMtnit mu Htal a r Orraard
at Tt Vr rd Mttblt jr " n
mj. Aarll lllh. tt Om Xtrwrjr or B. SS.
ClarSk. anr ta.lt SAarlt-trm.
H tSTtlOn KI. .itzarraf Dtsa X CUrC.
TELLE AIM) STORX
i love rrarctsn the trix test ron Acta
V caMaral Slaratarrr trt Jird pttrat Utt.
ta4iaartcrarrd All) tatir tvif. tr artae
aSrrrd ta ta rtrtatrt aader eierj tfjMrrtvt ladare-
ECLIPSE WINDMILL
Haa bttTrlrd te Yuri:
St ward my l.uaa Atirrlru Tarwter:
St mad fcrt In Callforttltt fiota
iIirwr Wtttt
la fally Wan wtilrd. mr mm Hal.
Scad Ut Ctrcsltrt oa ran? usd WUktstOt.
CHAKI.ya ?. HOAO,
It Beat Kl nam rrawcl.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Bat Oae Block tVoa Drrot tad Straabcat taadlir.
SaVClat-VJU-iyiO. CAL.
Tmltotrlttarlrlr cv striae )ett ta cvw
Ulrd viU tU ts Mot-ra tapmvmeau. TSc
oalr lla.t la lb C tr rtleai Almtor tmi rtre
Fjoro. aae -Mr.ly raraUhtt Kwotw.
Hoard and L4,l.c. at.ee to lm rr
Hay. Ural. S 4nt. rio Catch to lot
HotrL E.ckta I) Sc. !Urter Soon. XtUi Itoosst
tad Laaadrr la tbc lloate. aaovrr ft 11 I'KtK to
Umu. t . UASM. r-r.rllr.
INTEXNATIOHAL HOTEL,
att and ate Kam M.. Man rrnnclte.
st se aad sa ee rKR DAY.
It C rATlUDUK. .... racraiaroa.
Two Cttrtrl (oarara.wnhOatmef tfc
Iloule.wttla!wtrtblawtii! tt th ttsdue ta
ccarry patteacrrt to ta Hotel rrrc.
tar-B tart roa
ret lalo t risat Coach;
It roa doBoctacT via
raarsa ra-
"WHITNEY & HOLMES
ORGANS
Tht Fimnt Tom! atxf Mott JhtnUt Ma.lt.
NEW SULCS. MCW SOLO siops.
Wtrrtaltd rtrt Tetrt. head for rrlce Utta.
MHIINCT A HOLME! OHdK CV Otltct III
ltoots and Shoes.
JOHN NCLL1VAX, N E. cor. Bat
terr aad Jtckton SU saa FrtBCltco.
offrrttomtk to order ta tt rrach
Ctlf Leatser BOOTS tx rrom M to rt Cal-
Ukieaia uur noou, 91 rrvsca ltil
Ox Bird Ttea. 1 1 , Ctlltorati, SAM. Bor
tad ChlldrTaa Boolt aad short mtdt t
Pvnaaa la tt cuaalrT Mdtnac Iloott aa4
Shoet ta ta uaouat of IU or mar atll b tiloard a
rrdacQoa of roar rer ctaL, to nthe th virmt
chtrr-a rtrht. I tell Hoot asd Short or MY UWM
MAMTACTLMtK ONLY, Boon aad Saoea seal
C u. IX. ivu1ttt oaa pnee.
p.n. p. a
fit I) t day mt acme. A area wtaltd. Oatat ted
Vaaj terawata. 71.ua Asf.A. Mawa.
THE FACITIC PKISTES, Unti Bl-Jaaati-1
ly, seat frta tm atalieatlsa U SCillsr U Kick-1
ard. Type Feaaaers, Saa rraacisee. '
CALVERT'S
c.tiir.oi.tc I
1
ASHEEPWASH
"f 7 fr "f
r W J. Km a K aa
ttrjM- Suk A-r .E I lr IV
k P. E. THBSLL h CO.,
uriniu tin urruTti r
BOOTS AND SHOES,
XO. lt CIAV S7RKET
Bfa SaeMse tad BttUrr. SAX rilAXClbCU
UmM'mtt Vn't. Bop'. Toata't. aai Call
4-' mr. CALK TAHIVL
M4t totmu aad frwrnnif VtrA. A3 ! B&4
a,anurt imib hmu a-trlrt ftrn.
IVtM lUUM IW &u& aa4 pmra.
TUX BEST IS TUE CHEAPEST.
CHALLENGE
AXLE GHEASE.
TRY ST! TRY IT! TRY IT!
WAIUCCU 11E5BT A If ARBt Mr EfOX,
WTLLwAS-, TTJLX. A CO.,
c Aarti: awn.
m m ipiirji: t in,
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m r txx.
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Camlr4 rlr la rGmwaui
rlar4a lkl Caaat. ridle Lakirt
ratlas l'Har-r"Ori rmrmtr Sflae
an A liiflatrllllwU.aaa Trmmrimrm
IM.J.Pamard&Co.
120 SUTTER STREET, S.
St. Croix, SwlUerUtd.
630 Broadway, X.
yajirracTrarzt as larozTxst or
Music Boxes
THE SUDL!rlE HAR3.0X1E,
. , M u..i.
. u Wifc latBre te ra taal cueltc Ba !mmtT
r-rr
ISTREPA1EIKS TnBR6U6nLT SOME
J-lcnil for Oroular.
UA
FOR FAXC1ERS, FAK3EKS,
POTJLTKY3CEX, c X8TT.
STSa P. SUISTaaXV Xrv Tounras.
9bMM ef FewJtiT. .!
jmm row! he Vmt rx
rsaa SttC."
OrcUti tr EecAa. aad mrf
Brtaaut
Kcxxxax, aCeSreao. Maaa.
KENDALL'S
QtJJJLTZ XIXI5Q REVOLUTIOIOZEr
AuoBT.cHZAr u-t ruwzxm. UIU. at .
ti-T tw ut aC t cra-J txj'm. inthrQn-
Straaarne.ua a,
STEPHETf KErfDALI.
Car mr W. A. Haallnal'K.
Ita ut ISA s-ra4tttt SU
RVatl ITtaHw. CaU
i?ATENTS.
FA. XXOVlxyrS.tetrStprmt Itaatt.Wutsrtc
. a C X Ttlclt S 2-xr S-a4 tarOrraUr
EtSTA i tl.T
Merchant's
A LiniEicnt for
i
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T2saaaad
ta V'nt (LAaearetea matt rrw asrwaj
KtrlMlnnL MilrrTAtckteaa.liiit.ilf.
te (oaa. w Caa. t.
Wbctasr be ate en ata er bear. Mrrciiaft
1 3CAL, aad wnrdT of tw be crcry roiUral In
lata lal. l cllow wrsr-per for udisal ad w Mtc for kaaaa ".Y r. Mrjm
Kltrtcl Dna a Idler boa ti. fL Silamondt. relaatHls. I, Jnl.m tn T . Th.
ii. h . . . -.-w .
7tr!lcsOtlltaa aU tba Untatats net toolWrr. aad 1 an krm- twl..
-skt let retacdr for ttsrsedethlacAlttcsce.aadcxa ttr ll h&oQl &r oT OTyx I
Artrtn trcn a letter from S&ctrstlcer & Col.
cpalar boee ll!irat la thli coGau-y.
I from a truer rrata Ucet A. Soelt,
sore oi Tter mm ins uu tasa or all oCxr llBiaratt eomtdaRL and htr ti .
ta-1 calllt Kilij rvxxl e2ret wien olh.-rt haxa EUled."
UrntttoatMlnlhtal'iUiaAi TWr. V rr t. nw .-. n-
Ita? OU od or ta. btt artldeti far whaTll U
Attract rrna a letter froa Snowdoa Jfc
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Merchant's Gargling
n r faT SOfr. IXLa utd Deera RfUBs Tier
I . rAtr?r-. i. TH'S
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1 7. .L .V-l V " . . . . '. ... T.'..1
lluk ll
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Arotad. iw. avaer. laioaiown. Pa.. Jan n
IwliAete'thawaaaeS teartttK"
LB-i rV'., wJ" "Ilr Otl ,t,bocr!, nrrptred InteattoaiDy roe aatata aeatvl
r?fSlStSrtliV ? iirt U1I ta.wrr-. t. well r.T to fle!u caly ttwlul
I and dlxfllcr Ibi tila, bot not pcrBueeotlr. Yrilow wBnr far im.i , i w vTTi A.-I
I !
isia, bot not pcrsuceotlr.
Merchant's Gargling; Oil
I CI' . "i , ",. "jaoi Hinuutt tau csreuuttTO. it
jrararpca a rcsrCr It ladlcatrd. sad U a rood aatttUtata for pala kjlleri
I Vm..i. RMlnii l. . ji i.i. .
xraciIATDa fllBenvn r
5aiSact tt VS
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iti.mti m i
I IKU.BY (m
9wLwtrt
liwiWil 1
it .ii.i k
Ik r Haatrt
r i rwo.
Try Kowea's Yeat Powder.
ASK YOUX 62QCEX FDR IT.
REMOVAL.
tewoclo vxYvnrcux xsxouyx j
11 nKintunai.udnctnittfwnlr.Sul
r Sat rrawM ttr vCer aa4 tftnrj i' JL".!?
rartr txxrttzz, S. T trttTZSM nf
MttnTtntialmaA Ttcataei 7Sar5ir
aad nfidij lacrtMltf tasiarf tr IA
Averili Mixed Paint
Stmttxu bmtv m t&I ttenwl aaoa tr
tsutlwttfr. tatfaAASa r a Mesntla MT
trr Inlta. tat, vwn ta Utrmt mmA mtmt Uajro4
Btcatarrr. trt ta a aw V w as arojr arjw
tw W wSS 3m. tmrrr a fill 9Ux U IXAft OILr.
VAEXlsK. htil HI. GUM. ru . S1 e ta
r!l u Him to rTr etnijr-iaM. tali af gta
mmtiMMuraui
CALIFORNIA PAINT COMPANY,
S7 lrretaz 5t oa Traicisco.
Says Your Money !
WHY DO YOU PAY
$3.00 A YEAR
Tm aa Swears Iitanrr Paste wtxs m caa mt-ua
sa ta mj ptrscalu tar
10 1 11.
TEX CHICAGO LZ9GE2. abzt SVctein wmtlt
it mam Nit rj aaiA Sir SUA a rc aaA IS aassa
Imr iri r. tttmwiliMtliiai'T'1l.tl
W lKrr Uaa EmCti ?2mr td ta turn limm.
tea 13 vast tad r tan aniia Ta 1& en-Ui-T
atoiin. tmr c arur m aaan ml C AAina
THE. LKXXiUK. CAA, OaAca, 111.
A. D. REMINGTON,
rroczttoate
utrsc
CO.
Paper Warehouse.
crm
PACIPIC CO.U5T.
TWtarznCtaa KoC Aaveard Stock 9tr Trtttr-t
aad raSCavmcamnt Taaj SKKtatrf CkLact-
rilcf 3S4rwt.
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