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

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Newspaper Page TextEdccational Soles. In the educational classification of the States North Carolina stands next to the foot. The University of South Carolina which "was recently closed by the trustees will probably Ikj rc-opened sometime next year. The question of introducing alcebra. Latin and Greek, into the grammar grades 01 uio oievciana sc&oals, u under consid eration by the Board of Education. In the schools of Rochester, N. Y a work on civil government is to bo aubsti tuted for the study of physics in Uie first grades of the Grammar schools, and al gebra is to take the place of history. It is said that at Oberlin not a few cf the students get through the year with out spending over $150, all told. Twenty seven dollars a year covers the entire cost of tuition, incidentals and library fees in even the highest departments. Board and rooms in the town are very cheap Scarcely one of the professors, it is re ported, gets a salary on which be can sup port his family. So they preach on Sun days, teach during the vacations, write, etc M. Leoocve, Ihc clever Frenchman, says that in America reading aloud is counted as one of the elements of public instruction ; it is one of the bases of early education: while in France it docs sot even raak with the lighter arts; it is re- Alt Awcrican Circus hi Brittany. To-day the Bretons are very much what they were a century ago yes, more thaa that perhaps two or three cen turics ago. They are aupeistitioua, big oted and picturesque. They come to the markets clad in skins in winter and in sackcloth in summer. They cultivate the toil in the tudct manner with wooden olows. and are content in all the ways of ! life to live a their fathers lived. We oftn hear of the son standing in the.shoeo of the father, and this may be said literally of the Bretons. It often happens that a pair of leather shoes is handed down from father to sou. These shoes last a long time, for they are only used on rare occasions, rude wooden shoes, or safo.'r, Wing commonly worn. Not ooe in ten of the grown people caa read and write, and newspapers are a luxury enjoyed only by the rich. The people are simple-minded and credulous, but in money matters they are not too simple to make exceedingly shrewd bargains. Now, in a country like this, in a town like this quaint, old-foevish Quimpcrle, just fancy an American circus making its appearance. Ilete, in the public square, a tremendous yeltow-and-red poster has been displayed for a week past, and crowds of admiring peasants, more pic turesque than tidy, have stood before it in admiring wonder from morning till night. Its long trains of mottled horses. iu bum pod -bucket! camels ana duikj Corlnne's MisUkK garded at best as a cariosity. After many I clenliaritA. have been commented udou Tears of study and exTKrience, M. Le-1 until their minutest nointa are known to experience, gouve has become convinced that reading is an art, and he is desirous of introducing it amoag the Tarious branches of educa tion in his country. There are now in Paris about 427 schools for elementary instruction. The number of pupils received is about 35, 477. Notwithstanding the heavy burden of debt upon the city, and the enormous taxation rendered necessary by that debt and by the necessities of the State, the municipal government is making strenu ous efforts to provide every Parisian with the rudiment of an education. Above the elementary schools, the cUv has alto founded several superior schools, and a few technical schools, and it is improving them. AAer-ThosgHts. How Tery often it happens in converaa tioa, as Bernard Barton remarks in one of his letters to Crab be, that the thing you might and should have said occurs to you just a little too late. Be draws on Jus own experience for the record of many f until their minutest points are known to everv peasant within ten miles. A com motion was created one day by a cynical old one-eved beggar declaring that the proprietors of the circus were emissaries of the Prussian government, and from that suspicion it came to be pretty gen erally understood that the man who drove the triumphal car in the painted cavalcade was Pnnce Bismarck, although the bill announced, in plain Ijagusb, that it was the Anglo-American circus that was coming. The people didn't quite take in the word Anglo; but American was plain to such of them as could read French, on account of its similarity to the same word in that language. As the writer was known to be aa American, be was called on many times to ctve explanations of the figures oa the bill; and any ignorance regarding them would have thrown doubt at onee on his nationality. Was that like aa American elephant! Docs the Presi dent of the United States ride in a coach like that? pointing to the muiicians' car. How manv ostriches could a good l sportsman shoot in a day in America! a long and animated discussion Do all the people in America wear 4 w-wA aFt, -Triaa K ATla aaa.-. a A I ,.- . a a a a. a friend, after which he calls to mind some pithy argument that would haTe smaibed his, opponent's case, and which, affirms the gentle Quaker poet, "I should have been almost sure to have had at my fin gers' ends had I been quietly arguing the matter oa paper m my own stnay. turner complains that, when be wrote I i,Zt & letter to any obi a lamiuar xnena, no i sooner una ne cispatcnea u inaa ne was sure to recollect bow much better be could have made it. Horace Walpole opens his epistle with the remark that mere answers that .are not made to letters immediately, are like good things which people recollect they might have said had they but thought of them it' time; that is, Tery insipid, and the apropos Tery probably forgotten. Vanity, as well as Texation of spirit. little Henry Esmond, when pointed out by sascj Trix to my lord as "saying feathers like that red Indian on the bill! All thee questions, and many more, were continually put and faithfully answered. At but the circus came. Bright and early on that wonderful morning all Quimpcrtc was up and aressea in it oat to see the grand entry ot tiie Tramp, tramp, tramp into the town from all quarters, the people came. All the $jmU ciattertu in one direction toward the great square, where busy hands were putting up the tent. Every town in Brittany has its distinctive coif, or women's bead-dreas, and eTery variety was here represented- The men came with their huge pocket stuffed with great buckwheat cakes, and women brought loaves as u:g as toe top ot a pail, by way of alight refreshment at midday, tvery man ana woman wno s.a4 oMlilron lmnfrit thn all. from the hfc pmyers to mamma,1' could only look 1, pped-up infant to the gawtv Tery silly. If be invented a half-doren w0 are always tumbling or speeches in reply, tnat wa montbs at- OVc tbeif own or jomeboJv else's iUa. terward;aa it was, fee bad never award And the Wears! It was 'com in in answer. Mr. Tfcncxerays writings Egypt" for them. They came like bee oaVr divers illstrations of the same kind, iuwid acait There were blind beg There is Mr. BatcLelor, for instance, wba cn ibey nid they were blind. j 1 ; ? 1 i Here were ia i& uerirars, ana sjoc uec- superalioM Captain i&aker. sir. isyi pk!iicj beiKr in fact, eTery Vwa all 1 could say. Tne lact is, &ad of beggars but clean beggars. Tbey I could have replied with something re- .JW B(. ,t the doors. Tbev oeered into kably neat and CTttisg, which wonld do foUowed curwxt, DJ tuck to every stranger until he was forced to empty his pockets of coppers to be rid of them. And the boys! Some of them bad saved their sous till the necessary franc had been reached, and they were happy. Some of them hadn't a sou to their came. and they were plunged into the depths of misery. In an unlucky moment, remem bering that some half a century back I was a boy nvseu, i rave a iranc to a Three merry girls entered the care at the terminus of a city road. They were bright-eyed, intelligent, and full f fun. -Oh, I do hope," aT Annie Welsh, arranging her skirt and her books com fortably, "we shan't have a single ins scngcr from hero to llaight street. Ijust want to talk and Uugli, and act exactly as I please, without the iHrtcsct of a critical fourth." "inicss it should nappes to he a very nice young gentleman,'" laughingly sup plemented Uorinne liakir. "Anything but that," crid the first sftcakt-r, with a grimace, adjutting veil lid cnrl, liiwerr. 1 m bninlul 01 mischief, and in such a case I know I should do something detestable." "1 do bope we shall be alone, Ilia-lieu, said little Lottie Deering, the youngest of the three, as she placed her books on the cushion at her side. "It's o much better fun to have the car all to one's self, or selves." "I'm afraid the fun mut 170 by the board, then," exclaimed Anne, "for I see the funniest, plainest, homeliest old woman coming rigitt stratgnt tnts way. Oh, misery 1 she will surely spoil every thing." "And look at that antiquated hand baga century old, at the very IcaL" Corinne cried. Did you ever sets such a relic of Noah's ark! And how ridiou- lously she is dressed! I'm not m sure but that we can have our fun after all." .Meantime, bowed down by some in firmity, duatj with a day's ride, and really antiquated in garb and manner, the old lady drew nearer and nearer to the car. When she had gained it, her face bright ened visibly at U.e sight of fresh young girls, and in the kindness of ber heart she nodded as much as to say, "My dears, you are all strangers to me, bat I am glad Tbey did not, however, return the nod; but one by one they smiled, looked in each other's faces, and at lat tittered audibly. Tne poor old woman K-cmed shocked at this incivility, and drew herself as far from their vicinity as polble, while she turned her keen eyes, that almost dis proved her years so large and black they were from their face to other objects outside. Suddenly, Corinne, poseel as she had said before, with the spirit f mischief, took up one of her school-books, and with a wink at Anne, began to read in a low tone: "She was the scrawnie, wierdest looking object, with a wart en the bridge ut ber nose, and a crinkle-crackle bonnet of an uncertain age, like iu owner. All she needed was a broorattick and a black cat to make a veritable witch. Here the mirth of the though tie girls became so audible that the reader was forced to put some restraint opon ber fun-loving proclivities, and lay Uic bouk aside. "Here's Hafcht street." said Anne. "Tho Contro of Vitality. The life or the fifth and the brain, the bone an4 the muclr, 1 the, blood. It is HberenUrot vitality, Uie nutriment of 1 he jMein. Not only ruut It li pure, but rleb. In order to retain health, in If, feeble and devitalized, the life eurmit 1 watery an J Ita. circulation tlujrrU!i. Ti e tnuc!r of aurh rons lack mlHllty, the nerves are weak, thcxiMCC liaso'd. ail tlie ejr luttrete. A raurx nf llMlctlr Mtmiacti Klltcra. bu-r nuior wt unljr lb- ttealth lut the aj jrBe of the ikUtiUted alul rttr wui Sutrtlk tbtu W' imki euupteu hecauie ditkHi tvtie an liataa tiom ttitt txntcuanl UttU. wlikli (nilltc the Mood, tiitn- Iwi I. -U,r t. tint u l.wllh" to tuarwati ititek, lirlclitixM Iu the rc. aud Sirea 9WcroXciiiluraiirc to the iuuele In lallda, baleu t" ue It!' r 0. The Odllfornla Olovo Co. rrojrteis 1 the Watchword of the aje, the onward moretarut l jxrjtul. and, lu cura aerce, perhspt, more than In an)thln eUe. No ooe can afford to stand atlll. If be does so be will be jmhcd atide and trodden Info Intlgnlneanfc. HuwcTer, the cneriry and enterprise ot our cltUent leave tittle to be desired In the way of advancement. Every trade W nutnrroulr rcprrtrnted here; and, even Interest, which were tupptMcd. at one time, to be betond "Callfornlan scope and to be localixed In Eattern or European cities'! are beginning i nnu mat ao r rxnruco na room to receive Uicm and talent to work them Snrceaifully. We apply theae reinark at nreaent to the manufacture of c'otc. an Industry that baa obtained quite a footbold In California. We take pleasure In connective with the fore, coins observation the name of the California Glove Cosapaay. conducted by Messrs P & 1 C ALVERT'8 IIAKMHI.IU SHEEP WASH ft t-sWoa. T W. JAi tUtS. Asa 7rur ri. mis Airal Sr IS r iarjaiaas tis Asrrs'-Tvcaa nr BOOTS AND SHOES, !M. IIU l &V MTKKS.T, tklrraiMaHiKak4 BHr h.XS KISASCIMI , UtntentmarWrtV B-n.'. VaXkX sb4 CUt Urra .KlMll AU" Utmtn. UMm xitirtJnl aa4 K WT t W4 AL SUM sad qstaUra saaJ l Ikatusm saaiSct ailua. 1 rVatsaissalM ta(Vuls ss4 vfKta i INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Csrsir Eflarsy osd Joci.33 Streets asi "Csatgsasry Avenge, 2ia Prisclstc. nr? i i n7APK&Y!q Medical Institute. lis I THE NEW INTEEJnATlONAIi HOTEL aaa r.ru aruif TDrtut It c.rrcl 7 a rraci 209 KZA&HT ST., San Tnzxluo. -T Ant mi yn ir nrj TN)U niE I'tllM ISHTl I l:E OT Atif-PtriAL i 1w jr, J rotwu u.arrjrraiia.tuaiiTZi J. aa4Cante Intnan a aim all rvsaste Cmsv i aa rrsaclaoo, it tac anw. irUaTJi' .r iB001 A2TD 30ASD. $15 TO S1.50 PZ2 DAT, ACCQ2DET& TO B002C Sa?mJ1.V TeT-bl.Ur.t,y.IItotera...Srrls. Batk Rb a nrrj Unt rto. Cal . la x a flnu HUfSaarr HMdrfWi V(VV ') 4 f'ff -TWO ClS"r)KI COACUte wltt li iw ot ae KaCctua. U1 trains! - - vutsj " u uavsx. uCMrrj rAsmi w raak. ok w ettUtarl(atCKaea IX Jwa wut jw U1 caaireC Jl. C-. PATKIBCiK, l-raarl-tar. sffarl f ae aSKIAl ttr brat IMm aa4 haniScal trralssrat. tur u sbutr aa4 a& riarr tSrrftvaa aa4 cotaatatata. fusstarat afc4 qaack csura at Ran V aafra ivsMafcaboas U lae atl'ar or T snur frrr Ur4KiMirtipyriMm Aoxma. tJUmt, M H 1o Kara urm a rraaciw Ta crrsms TRUSS tUoftM ut baaor lac teaman inaa aa Ur Tat traa (wWtn ssftHaaf aAaaWra. A ' alkd raa a4)WCaa4 a rar it alfkt aa4 aaf vuaraaa aa4 eesaSsrt tTSr. IS at4 araaraa. XJT-J(v trm aaaCxuai rsatSMl tur cala Trm. braar a tw c aianc rxrr lattTna IWiatrravstuafW.vaiarrfia) IML9MIK. S.S.aTlf TKlaa M ,aaaaaflsalab 1 i Kma. aaa rnsfwa. CU ia Sacra- swas ifnniii I raaa a jaani a FO ConWrto.VtNo.miUtUrT.trrtt.San I'M lUMUrMI A U I AV ' rranelscu. Tbe cunfanr have been e.Ub- Unl.ll UlllXlrl LLilU I III lUbeu litre aooui iz jcars. ana are uc pio neer and leading boose la the business. Tie manufacture of bucks Un cloves 1 a special.' ty with this bouse, but tbev also male up a sreat variety from other material, such as kid. dor. lamb, etc, and, in their season, cloth and blanket stoves far use In the cold sceUoat of this and adjoining states and Ur rttorle The company consume annually about forty thousand skins ef varioa kinds, which to &rty hands as tetters, tanners and maker, iJJAXK OF COHMERCE. thus reUlntar lu the Stite thousands of doH , , ' Iar that would otherwise be sent abroad. J CalllerslaStrtet, San rrsiclscC We take especial pleasure la IBtroducisc ( puns accoCMS KCTT IS fpoui. SILVER tiita Arm a bur rradrra tmllr- l&asmtxeb aa V aa4 I'm! nasi, aa Crr-mtr M twowfi imw U U a purely Calllornlan coaeern. carried oe 1 XHS.tHStHt " r"mmM - ta ear mldtt, rtrln? reaaseraUve work to ; rLcr lantaw tw rnataJ tmn r a many persons In the city, and standing en 1 1 atv sutra, raavit. fvr Mnw. mw aaam IU own mcriU without aifi the presUre j J- uWi' SmUx- : la!-is a4 jrirrn by IroporUlloot frem the East. This J - -t -i ftrrr riHIn. rrrminrli. raaaaafal escrgyaaa euierrrise naie porne rrnu in ""n. Mam wu. ins irnsgs u immense patron are, ahewlnj; the estimation lu which goods ef this heuse are held, and the California Clove Company's sacccaa la native glove manufacture should' giv livery satlsXaetlen to public spirited CaUtoratana. .S. l aiwnwt. ri4n Owtraaan suazat as4 aaM. Ilartac (una tak sviiamisaaa ta aB Sana mt ta4 wwkt. t aast Sac Wat SataSM. sc aastsax laafce rm. im viatwaM aa uaacsa: pa tl 'ialt Mk tS kaal WUl M W Epicurean Resort. MS ta aal ax W 1 imiI ast km ta CsmafT. tta.ua. Lisluif ae iscaU. araHaSSr at axf aWwr Wcaat itrr aa-a Sae krrticx WilsWr. S4ris varr. TraaAa. VateaW rraaxra. Baattv Saaraa. Ac ) baak :a fcr t U .as In v)r . mrj IxM 1 a Sir ta lac inr The necessity ef addinr a department for f .11"?''???"'- a-aSC aHVUUilalWsSUVU V USAavZX allWW( Xt W C lltO JtiS1 Ji U&K4 SUIet KcftUuri&l Ua la taetbj X "W rxwrcx Kkrr l f f I as- saa Ma J f ka .. . a p aatu4 aVara W I " " r af SafVi Ma'Vi Se J Saw WaaM . S sasta, tataafaav IB tal tat fatafa aaaffal mi nariara far tiiil mrmM lathe eitr "k I I I Sal -A-- J-i i i Ueaalleesa betag the first and most pleasing! J yI HiHsun uj uic sppeuie, do uinr tsui w i OTJZUQS, spared la that dlreetses. The aaost puiitelN C-k rmj a-m x.finmiatT TV fir aavaauewuse suun.iaui always dc iu aw ; arr rm t . trA . v . ii -. .w. aa KwaJ . V 4MH imm w , . , ... . i-. J A- . . ... . rr"t- lst7W aiSM S)UP4 eaaJ aA m sari at a KM. - , , r . . pteaae the"wsol eraetiar. at prsft cavahhsg j Ttj pvt t -T XJT X3"D f aM to gratify their wtshew. Aa lavtutioe. is J JW V U JLXXCr JL 06 X XC via .PACIFIC NEWSPAPER PUBLiSHIHG COMPIKt, CAItEOaS WJttTE. - - - Proprietor, 532 Clay St., San Francisco, Five Tears Sxpeiience. THE PIONEER ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PACIFIC COAST. THE BEST WORK ASD LOWEST PRICES. Owiif la a prart of 5c Tt hart b2 obliged to prrhxse a zjrw Cirrpietl Preii. This Us pre ta will irriTt La Jrw wteksTwtc3 wa thall be ejared ta da 7retrwsrk tax 100 pipers at aht tha aunt expert v ara rrsr uder for 70. ?Cat1AMiruttiU mtxi! f siinsaa as4 tsWbeS aT patssta Sjaaasilsif isif stitrtal .rsiatfa kaaatraalSf ImifJ. aataxrXataf aaTS la aarar Ja.-wlaaa et W-sc IaXrayrAWrs.la a-rtatax. asM t earr- awC Sa aixt4 "! aa a alrrwy UJ ta kait ay aiyctaf s sHasto aajar. XsUttm CARLOS WHITE, P. O. Box 2271. Saa Praaesacs. ' rut.L4i4 .aaara- aa, Ijrbn ' extended ta the ladies and It U hoped they I "Corinne,! never thooght ta tell yoo, I Trv I Incle Ilalbroscbt us tare Spiu lo jesterdav, white as wool, and as canning as tbev caa be. Come twsie with tne an J see them. It won't take five minutes more, and perhaps III give von one ef them." "Iiat mamma expects ceapanv, and "Oh, bother! 1 tdl joa it w'oot Ulce five minutes longer. Cone, there's a darling r and the old lad j sat InoVlng after them, as the girls tripped awav in high spirits, a sad exprcasioa eo Iter Care worn face. Curfnne, she mannered. I thooght S. KesUarast, cerser day and Mesigvtacry itrreU, sa FraseiseA icrs IIS lUts t StrMt,9a& mtrftco, tacrcxes aa4 IVairrs ta Trr7 Vaert SawaT Bwk aa4 X zxr-La4Jas i:ru..mT-si ah mins laa Traaeisea, Kay 30, 177. Wi, tl ssdertifaad whclaaal Grocers Laks plearsr is rrwtrVfif tha brtid tt Kasd fsr Bsw-ax's rroaisa Teast ttrritt, aadcf testifyiacta the gtsaral tatltfvrtlfla (trra try this triad: Wtllatix. Ptk c Ol, DUIejiii A Co TEoet k. Saadfrsaa, Ira k. Xiler, tedder, Whlyyls Co, Jsses at C4-, Hi Erss-, X. Zhrsan ; C&, -Tair. Karker t Co., litai, JUSeiH k C. J. X. m Ca-, r.DaicrikCc a J.JL.rsifrr S: Ca-, X. a scla. Srrtaa Zras. It Cs., TITIiwstx & 3es.it!. CarUaSrac , Jklhert Xaa Ce, Thaa. 3t ft gs. ;"sT.TT.lr Ce. S. TMter & Co., Xst-rLi 4 Cc, Booth Ca Xnirkra Zrct, mericaN Sewinsr 3fHchiRe. TSr -aiausrtra laa rrtrtlm axatrs- Xachla. IT BEATS THEM ALL! awltvrwrra. ( SkatUa I " lata- att J Ladies whe arc deslraas ef havieg grads STAR SPRING BED . . t 4 f tt- tt w, 1 i 7 turaia; jars. n. ib wtwaj. aaa will send sam ftes ef eods tor their sasbee Uos and arcreTaL Westd say that 1 am an! C. D. K. II IXCKI.EY", ezperieatced droa-maXer. aac bate the a. TasUxeef ha;lsg at wholesale, and weald give mv rslrvis ibc bene it of same. Goods porehased abd sent C O. D. Seed Isrt CXr cular. Any laferastloo la rrgard to stiles cheerfully gtrea. HooU dJ that I hate a ' et'HK WT ITS FCXJtTBOBT BCTS IT i J. eaa lae QreaWa w ltS Sew Xastexery S T. !$l,0l"(Me88 Ore Feeder"! I knev the face. I hope it nl-cLsaa cstshslshaeal fee Dreaa-mallng. was only . and am prepared to exeewte country order td her lit wfch dispatch. Addrrsa Ma. W ILAsaur, VS salUr street. lioom it an traactoce. liave trsaufized tbe languid little jacka. iiape. but, joa see, I only tbosgbt of asy repartee sosne eight hoars aflersrard, when I was lylair in bed, and I aa sorry to own that a great number ot mj best Ion moU have been snade in that way. Dr. Holmes sozzestivelr records, os the subject of mistakes and slips in -srnt ings, that be never finds them ont until the j are stereotyped, and then he thinks they rarelj escape him. Soather esce Breton to go to tbe sav window is a low certed; tfeat the right answer to argument at fifteen inches high. It is sever oocsireu mj uiaw lasasevusucij. a i .ijont one bnndred feet lonff. and 11 a always find it at last, but it ccmes too to ,it; nobody can go in or Ute; a blockhead who spek boldly can Sct0fthe hotel without being seen by baffle me." A. state ol mind figured in a VKnaa fjtune on that walL I give the Pem I lranc at three o'clock; aft -half-past three -Speech, only qulcK to Wush IU own delay, I that wall was covered with boys from end jiace me a iooi, wnen 1001s nan meir own ln ,ba Von couldn't have wrdJ in one anywhere without shoving one off at one end or the other. uat were tnej there for! I found out when I left the house. Bach one had done me some ser viceor imagined he had and came to uic for a franc in consequence. It's as tonishing what memories these bojs bad upon what pretenses tncy aarea to ask me for a franc One had handed me a chair in church, another bad asked to the &an trtcc to sett the time J. II. rXTEKS. Proprietor. TMaeaT Anrtcneys ixb Hoiaauexj. AM suffering from IrrtMim, tf Ot TXnut d Juvani wM he agrrcahly sorprlsed at the almost immediate reBef aserdd hy the way. And awkward silent when conceit was loud." Charlotte Bronte relates bow Hr. Thackeray met her at the door, at tbe dose of ose of bis readings, and frankly asked ber what she thosght of it; and bow. liking bis aaiWfe, she was entirely disposed to praise him, having plenty of I . a .la. t e "Wl pnuse in ster fiearx, -uut, aiasi noworus os my lips. Who has words at tbe right r - . J A 1 .,-. . r. I ro rowtnc with me, ana having volun expresses r-M aooucaa su. vu - f , Beatnad pithjeslogium soon after hU J5,t for it; another had back wa tarsea. run brought me a daily plate of strawberries, , JPJPPfV, It for hicb hb molbefliad areadv charged Keii s wuoaf yTi?rv i me twice their trarket price. Those Zl.T. ?:VJX boj were too much lor mi. I fled '"-'rJ J.T; .r i I At last the hour of performance came, ose down, like; and it's not till they hare I h a lceM fwitnesaed Kithin S ...r 8 .V: v7iU C that tent-which, by the way, was a re- rrr JT?::..:6,: aukablr handsome tent 1 sever ex JonBklintru ,rrr."r r:' velvet-banded, bats, and snowy cof. and seed Hot be, if only be have full scope beforehand to posder asd devise what to tboBghtleasnct," she added, and her lit trembled. -Bat perhaps I looked for too 1 much from Curry's child. And vouag folks can't be exriecteJ to entr In'tft the T-10 BeeX rHOtOgrmplaa feelings of the aged. But it is hard to be ! 9 xifrivCo"':. ZZ, trt f so disappointed." and she shook her bead GJl t?1 aejecieaiy. Aleanwtiile CvnnnL bad seen and ad mired the dogs, and tbe girls were a boat parting. "voce over to oar bouse soon," said Corinne to Axne, as tbev stood ea the of the grandest eld ladies my raethex s ; a anntl I have never seen her my self, but L'sr Butr.hxj's AbUtlna for rheumatlam I know I shall love ber, for she saved and neuralgia mamma'a life at tbe risk of her own. ! " 1 Vusmi has often told mo abont it hnr i Pntsxaax of high standing unhoUiatlag. -l r .i r- i ' Iv rite their Indorsement to t-ua Of the aucwaaia we umu .-r,v. a uiomg (JrVtieoWrr-Warshairs CitholioOQ for all fe. house, ana wnen me strongest men aresr Blle coarasinu. The weak and dchmuted back, thu aunt, then an invalid, ran . Cod wonderful tHJ leva a cuciLaal use ef through tbe names with wet blankets, ! this valuable remedy. Sold hy art druggists. and dragged her out of a horrible doom. utllc na f a a e a I She was lean any ournea, ana sice lor f Cni roa Soaa Taaoir Rab the threat years afterward from tbe effects of ber , with Trapper's Indian uauntaml; then Wad exertions; and mamma thinks all the on tUanelutUl saturated with lt.aud In the orld of Aunt Eunice. So do I. By tbe "as " k- VV i if j , Zi w 1 Vs Bnmham-s Abietine tar erocp, colds. w m MNUH)ini f ao? e ibroat anc noarseneaa. "1 couldn't help It," said Anne, laugh-1 . ing, -though I knew it was wrong." And the yocng irienda made thur adieus, and parted. . OU wia.Ta a c-v. it y uvLUvmrj... r Mas sue come, mammal cried Cor tjcuxslih-s jimrnxa rus Bcsxa. scsum. !nni flntlnv an lirMlhlHtrmm lr nnU JO Cats sj4 artaejaatxis say; hat "ask him os the sadden" a sim ple eeosgB qaesticw, aaa "Confounded will he stand Till livelier tongues from emptier heads have spoKea, Then on the morrow to a tittle know What should have been his answer." underneath them full-flushed healthy faces of old men asd children, young men and maidens, who waited anxiously for the entrance of tbe ring-master. It was to us. Americans, simply a Tery good circus to them it was fairy-land. VYe saw only spangles ana buuion-i they saw gold and gems. We saw only painted clowns they saw mysterious and wonderful beings. Tbey were a lot Stasd by vour friends, let come what of grown-up children. They screamed may. sa a gooa mono, ii vou uou s iu.ut.v. .. ... . - - i sUhd by them job needn't expect them nod they yelled ith admiraUon when . . -nt, c- hthor ikpr bel Mile. Bell rode around tbe ring on her j. rj-tidt, .OTa In affln. fierv chanter. They would have enjoyed aUTCarem Va CIS 1 W V WTa aa..a- aj aaa I . s - ' ajl a. a. sf E ... .a7 ' 1 La I l..aa.aa1awaQ aw MfM aal B Dfal liivt f " in ence or povertv, stick to tbem aa "on i uiCu;.i . 6,' stopto taquire whether it will pay ar drawback. Tbey couldn't uodersUnd whether it will be popular. Whenever iA .. r,. r, TMir and it seems almost equally impossible battles, you 'will find yolf without f'i.l1,1- aay ose to coBgratuute you upon your we . ,ft ' . -.tt Ji 1--r :i I tiu.ro vrre oblicred to cxnlain the lokes over and over again for the benefit of our Ooimoerlc friends, who laughed, but did not understand. Bat we did it nil very achievismesaf. or comfort you in an evil hour whea mis-fortunes come thick and fast. wnilatrlv. for we were patriotic enough to SaaaMl aHaWM SlWSaS awaw aaa a O a " - a a f, s Departmeat lave been sent on to Xew wish the best impresaioa wioald be left York to perform the nice little job of by the American circus in Brittany. counting 176,000,000 postage stamps re- at. nxatouu. ported to be stored in the vaults at the I ' ' ' agency in that city. ' J '0cm at Lowe the baby. MACHINIST TOOLS, Y!-lr.g and Sa?r 1011 ICschisi: MovrcouEKra TavrtuiASc.. hutu. t hrtaat at. aaa FrasioatM. attalTtcaw. WI. : of-i-Ar,c cATAUxirK nuoc to aoxvtv- tVr sa sC alaXs K 3Cr aa4 Scaa Va4 KXCalXES AM) BOILERS. AS4 saaar tscaaafT 8fU aad . a. 1 r B2sJTPTga Ora. FaawanT aa MMrm Ta. Sa ruinva h. r. socrrr, IrT J AnsUar Fmai. Press aia rasas air Traa. mans Ma rr. nsla aa4 Saury Carl. Ac 22 Ka St, Ketarra Xsrtrl as4 IN-t Saa Tnarf. t Haln. trVW Asas r Baasraasa' rareaia-jtt the Taper warehouse OF THE PACEFIO 00AST. A. D. REMINGTON & CO., am. rs W T 'X fs;ac a Cav 5a. ill. 413 si 115 Si5tse Strtst, n v.x riAriwc). cal. jl tl BTJClMtTUX, Tart r W AlkWXiBTH 1 Sasi rraMSacK an rralrs U. !- Xaaa. Sat. Wrialas. l-aawr UssiU sal Knv rtfir CaW Hurt, at rrrrf acilrafcaa. Alien X lewis. iaeriiai w ru-Uaae - x crW vgiX ji IlxC Ku StH at laixl Wtaal? CSn)Laer taat Vtiemt BEST 121 THE WOULD! SEE IT' TST IT: 3CT it Tarra-ied ta Give ara StTir'vrtisa. G. K. WOOD, atxauaffer. 124 r tmf STKUT sax reasctscu PATENT SH1XILE MACHINE. j ajy aVlaaaCa5 B HlMs1aavfSMwa TTa-oC rrrartrr, a US at eartnarra. Jatrtaa ass Wa i srlturs.ra Tinrrierr. wrai aasasaa Waara ta LTtUl a Cii-. Caieaca. IK. Uksovai J uctxwrix. ta-anu. ass mBir4 ta was t-altrr alrrt. t V X. I A. BCknaaL raa rrsoclaro. Isacr ae Caiantv a a4aitaUtert4. J"s. ' REVOLVER FREE lea, dear, said ner motner, smiling, J . imii "but she was so tired I persuaded ber to CV Aimc lie down, so you won't see ber until din- j7Axritl. iucui Mir.tim. n - - Dinner-time came, and with it Aunt xl rT4iai sis.aaitaiararv si .as. Eunice, a little, brisk old lady In a satin -"r vuii.f dress, with a wart on the bridge of ber ejX Jr. ?LX nose. 2o wonder Connne turned pale Jr- J. n. ii.;Vri cv.t.'ajnca. ta and sick at heart as Iter mother introduced iiiTlliTm TrsrrMa. saiasaea. sax t sua her. with a loving smile, ot but she ilVr v-ayitai' unacrstooa mat low ana gentle .a ever . mind, my dear, which readied ber ears J .1... .v.. ni.i 1-: v.. ? 1 pressed ber band. Xever before had she felt so humili ated; and now that Aunt Eunice bad cleared away all tracts of tbe dust and fatigue of the journey, she saw how noble and sweet was the face, spite of the disfiguring wart, and bow really J grand was the spint that illumined it, that led her to say, in manner at least, that all was forgiven and would be forgotten. Uorinne nau never laiieu, irom iiiaiuay to this, to treat old age with respect, no matter whether she meets It clad in pur ple and fine linen or in the garb of pov erty and misery. One lesson was enoogh for a liletimc; one recognition ot uie beauty of Christian forbearance under great provocation sufficed. Tout A Com- pan (on. a-raatlrr ! AtsIvsK as aBtaastst alatorr ot t 11 M.ta lii.Mina.Tmk .frlratlca . Caautl Oca. aad BOM Una sa4 aatas o( l Moiars ol tbcl! 3mMe" Sr wunam wr. rbwlsr a CU. rBba.fcers.8aa maclato Oat. BtXESTtT n pigeon minute hand of the cloc perched on tbe clock in the tower of Trinity Church, Pittsburgh, at r. quarter of eleven in the morning, and held its post until iu body was securely lHtencd be tween tbe two bands, rrhen it attempt ed to fly it could not stretch its wings, and in a few seconds was squeezed to death. The ponderous machinery was stopped by the sexton, but the dead bird could not be taken out until tbe bauds were unscrewed. A woxax at Elizabeth, New Jersey, has 5,000 recipes for making borse liniments and salves, aad yet she never owned eves a clothes-horse. X. K. w. COBK.Msaatarra r ct OakTaaacd Lratkrr Bettlax aa4 Ha r. 4IS Market SI .aaa rraadano Satbtaettva Gain UH Tka nae.1 Lariat la Cat Stria, or SUn alaars oa II sal Malt. lfas aa4 BcUlaa Bars ZWnrn f.r rrlr. 1.1. 1. -3. XX3S--.XaX3. ASKKICAX MACHINE ANI MOIEL WORKS. TXrEIUUCHTALAXIl nxcsrcciALUAtinx A j rrj l"Uali. 4rr C!Ue lnaUas ITm aa4 CieaarsI Karalae lJalrS . Wn . Tar. IMaekta, !!raart. sa4 vlaer Tuola toad la orarr Sle4als aaa islirM Ut latralurs prtmplr eixeatnt la Wiaxl or Jlelsls. ai4 CummctrtsI Mret. brtar Si vow aaj vtMnaart, Taira raxei, faa r raaoara. CAMERON HOUSE. a ib sacrsn rata s . (or. Lrtiwaiiurir, Mo Fraaelaris. T It BAILEY, roil .rirTEEN" TEAIM rm U . Mlrtar. or Iba OU rortiiaoa'h lltmar. MB I raacle. baa Irsiwl la .bora llosw. aad kaTtaa pst Dm same la ewl ordrr sad rrpalr. will b aifTJ wm all oM CBStmners. and IU eodeanr to neXa UVra at fcotae, m at ku rurmer mraitos. COMMERCIAL HOTEL SAN FBANCISCO. Jomk xklly, Ja. roK ai-TKAHB rHorntcrort ot Ik HrootJjaKotsl. a. r U aa ac(e4 oalr wllk tfc CUMMEUCIAL. HOraX.oa Monlfaia rrr ara. aa4 Kearaf M-.H- f. Tka Commercial Is a Srst class aad eoassaaaalas ara- Sstory hotel, wltk elersaar, ett. sad overs ssperlor tsciutlsa at low raafa. rr i coack aad earrtafw froa all aolata. A can from tffwwr pasraas reaoasSrallr umc Globe Washboards. ma aCraateR Ta th k blb ktvli A. WeaskalaU .Kwaa&auct ar CALIFIRN1A WASH10ARIS! Of Sofertar QaaarrTUtaks saaae salce " HOjmSQTOS, H0PKISS At C0 Masvrscrvaa Aasixv JaarM Jlcak aad Msrkrt Strrt ta. Saa rraaciara TDIE ATsD STORM ALOJTE 1TK3CISII TtlS TKl E Tisr nraiuia cmRinl Micaiorrr tAert-arr paJsat WTra- Dksi. lasaarartarral . W" 7. ara .a o?rr 1 tv rarasrrs -exAtx evtry ap at ladace- bwbU TVs BUSINESS 320 COLLEGE. Hvr crf ' r.sscxsaxa TH1 ct aM a oassMa C way sl CsS taCTtaCMe t. Ewasaa-s rwn traw . o oars laau JKSws aracoral trcm : k!a a-.TTa a-sa IX raMbc Itsina caa ca .sane ax aay C-. Dsr aad errxlsc aesatecs. Ureslars &af tm a t trv ea aMacaasaw ECLIPSE WINDMILL HssW.aTr.tnl l0Yars la aaaalo fctrr In ("aliramla rrwaa Mm aA M I t la rwllr Warrawlra. irns Hair. Seai 1 fee CtrraUrs oa rwrnr asd WtadsMRs. CHARLES T. H0A6, It Wral. WI Wan rraairla. KNOWLES' STEAM PUMP. We twsrsalr ta raMe vaier ana ta e rasr c tauaaa ad. feet s rv an. 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