The east Oregonian., December 08, 1877, Image 4

TTkat Was la the Overcoat.
It was during the lato war, and imme
diately after one of those sharp, hotly
contested skirmishes which arc so apt to
befall the flanks, or outposts, of big, op
posing armies. Having been mostly a
cavalry scrimmage, there were an unusual
number of bad-looking wounds as com-
pared with the number of deaths. As I gres Park. The llrit thing a visitor e
soon'as the fight was over, the grounded in the morning arc people tiurrjlng to
were borne fiom the field, and a hospital ! ward some spring, lie follows the crowd,
improvised in an old barn, which offered and finds himself beneath the, pictnr-
plenty 01 room, though not much pro
tection from tac weather.
Axaosg the wounded was Corporal Silas
Hums, one of the very bravest and best
catored of our men. A bullet had shat
tered one of the bones of the leg, between
the knee and the ankle, but be had man
aged, with the aid of two muskets for
crutches, to stake bis own way to the
bars. When there, however, the effort
told 'Upon him so severely that he fainted
dead away, and was lifted by some of his
comrades to a grain-chest which chanced '
to stand sear.
Not long before this event a sqnad of
assistant Burgeons, fresh from the medical
schools, bad joined the army, and two
of these "young gentlemen," in search of
information, fell upon poor Silas. They
fousd tbe ballet-hole in the leg, and
quickly determined that a bone bad been
broken.
Say, Tom," said one to the other,
"here's just our opportunity. 2iw we'll
determine about the bifurcation of that
popliteal artery, and see whether there
are asorc than two branches.
Sawbones 2fumber Two jumped at tbe
chance, and a case of new and untried
instruments was opened.
OBe of the lieutenants of Silas's com
pany was in the barn, and near enough to
near toe remarks or the fledglings, and
to see their ghastly preparations. lie
didn't believe there was nay need of cut
ting that leg oft And, mercv! the butch
ers, werc going to cot the leg off above
the knee. Aye they meant to have the
whole popliteal space for examination.
The lieutenant indignantly interfered,
lie pro tastes, -sgsiast any ssaputatioa at
ail until tne regimental surgeon could be
consulted.
Jfte jbaeg surgeoni bad learned the
privileges cf their aositiun. Tnev turned
upon tbe presumptuous lieutenant tow-
r i 9 i j t - j
cuKiy. ascj woum save aim ayeseu
oat frost the barn if be did sot take him
self off oat of the way. They were able
iXLtAke care of their own affairs. And
they proceeded to strip the wounded leg.
urdinanly tne lieutenant would hare
pK&tea nis nst in tne lace ot sucn a
heartless fellow, under such provocation,
bat jast now his wish was to save the
poor corporal's lee, and, most likely, bis
life. And he started off eagerly inquiring
for tne ssrgcon.
At this point a aaa stopped bim u
eJ4rkr a&aa, waariag tbe overcoat sd
CM' lef-a besekal steward and .asked
wWt"-waevtfee Batter, The Henteaaat
-tki kua.
lflLCMkWk ' slin mj SBL m 3 ift
t5Bsr(Brc Mra nWR BrEm aTnaTs av
Aaa1 fcWtwo west, together to the grain-
chest; where the wonld-be arapntators
ware trying to asphyxiate their ictim
with chloroform, and be, jost returned to
consciousness, struggling for dear life.
"Hallo f gentlemen, what k alltkisP
1 The high and mighty twain turned and
beheld, as they supposed, an antiquated
bosakal steward, probably of the regslsx
army. They did sot stop to consider
tnatfaaotber man, suddenly called from
bis rest, might have thrown on the first
over-garments that cams to hand. They
looked at the presamptuous mortal with
Ineffable contempt, and the spokesman
- was selecting tbe words with which be
shoald reply, when a loud voice at tbe
eetraace of the barn cried out:
'MJte.ScueoB-Geacral beret"
""""Aye-rKhat is HP replied tbe man in
tbe steward's overcoat.
MAh, General, Doctor Howe would like
to see yes at the house jast over tbe waj.
'Colosel Bangs is badly "
t AU right. I'll be there in a few mo
ments. Now, young gentlemen, what is
tbe tremble beret
i 3 It ill 1 .
n c aecu iivuit kii now iook two
yoBthfsl experimenters "went back Into
"Their boots." Sece it to sey that Silas
Timas is living to-day, the owner of two
good legs; and be knows that be owes
the blessing to his devoted lieutenant.
ad te tbe elderly gentleman in the hos
pital steward's orercoat. a. V. Jr- in
Kac Tori Ledger.
w
"It -was one of those pretty bosses,
rtErrosBded by shrubbery and sowers,
ajiudtit .kbich &ibok every passer re-
t Barked, 0b! how I should like to live in
that trettv honsel' " Snch is the crirv
j&mef a bosse we bare is oar bj Lad's
eye, ana it could De true ot almost every
riameaee in tbe land, did the occa
psiils-oaly will it so. A few flowers, a
'littie grass aaa a few afarabs, all well
' "cared for at a trifling expease of money or
a. labor, sad the thing k doae. A little
2" care each day woald keep everything
seat aad in order, and a little thosgui
eefc weet woald recaiate that care to
"the-best adrantage. We do not live in
rvtbis world for oarselves alone; bat for
the whole world. Upon this priaciple,
5we. kaew a woaaa who always keeps a
iigni in i se irosi rooms oi Ber aoase
'fet-every wiatar sight hecaBse, as she says,
"we aot only have the wara glow of H
siearselires, bat to erery passer-by it gives
u eats cbeerfBl aessage which proaaees
jn bis imagination a pictare of comfort
, sad'hapsiaeM within. So it is with the
. jadoraaeau areaad tbe hoase. They aot
t-joaJy "give eBjoyaeat to their possessors,
bat to everyoae who passes they sead a
message ef thrift, refiaeaeat, and hap-
piaeM, which should alosc be safficieet
M-coapeesatioa for the littk labor and ex
pease taey may cost.
qr-r We reaeaber oace passing threagh s
lktle village in whkL almost every hoase
jwas HOToaaded with flowers, ahrabs sad
" viaes, sad which left apoa oar vaiBd aa
ineiaceabk iapresaioa. Tboagh nearly
tweaty years have passed since then, we
st still tsiak of it frequeatly with pleas.
are. Coald tbe ocenpsats of those pre!
i ity.vilUge places oaly know of this, they
-wiH deaetiees feel amply repaid for all
i r i a r . i r . t
, their troabk. Ia all year calcalatioas
" u & a a l it
. . fail nor te iaclade yoar crop of boase-
r .hela. sdoraaeaU. Tae pronts oa yoar
graiA map be kstiag, probably will aot;
4,jgi tae promts oayoar pare, uoa-girea
pksMras, though aot coaated ia dollars
saa cents, eaa never vaauh.
Wbebs screws are driven into soft
wood sadsabjected to coaaiderabk strain,
they are likely to work loose. Ia snch
.'Caaaatha bu af r1ni ia rwaniuiild
Prepare the glae thkk; iaaerse s stkk
aboat half the size of the screw aad pat
it into the hole; then iaaerse the screw
aad turn it home as qaickly as possible.
As Ithaca aaa has invented an 18-day
watch.
Saratoga.
It is as impossible to see Saratoga in
one day as it is the YoscmiUs Valley.
You may take a superficial glance, bat,
to see all the attractions, you mut make
aa old-faUiioncd visit, ft is a day or to,
for instance, before you enn talk under-
MsndinRly of Congresi Water and On
ciue pavilion over iiongress cprinj?
Around the numerous tables ladies and
gentlemen sit, drinking their starkling
Congress i ater; while near by is a res
taurant, where breakfast may beijakeaj
uy tnose wno wisn to enjoy nun ttieir
meal the delightful view and music in
Congress Park. No Parisian afe or Ger
man beer-garden can boast of attractions
equal to thoe that the visitor sees in
Congress lirk. How different! di
the land now look from what it did in
1792, when the sprincr was discovered by
a party of hunters, and given its name in
honor of a member of Congress from
New Hampshire.
rs a
iuis pane comprises almost tbe entire
plot of ground encompassed by Broad
way, Coiigic. and Circalox streets.
Originally a forest, jwsessing many
natural attraction, it has been material
ly improved by grading, draining, and
the addition of many architectural adorn
ment', until it now 'presents a most beau
tiful appearance, and is one of Saratoga's
nrinrinal chrrn. T)nrn tlm TMrHfTG
its proprietors (the Congress and Empire j
cpnng iompanyj ex penaea neany f iw,
000 on these improvement, and now it
surpasses all other parks of equal size in
the United States in the beauty of its
graceful and artistic architecture. The
grade of the low ground was raised from
two to seven feet, and a new plan of drain
age adopted, which involved in its sys
tem the elegant new reservoir and the
charmkg miniature lake. Tbe grand en
trance is at tbe junction of Congress
street and Broadway, near the Grand!
Union Ilotel and Congress Hall, orj what
is now called Monument Square. Once
in tbe Park, you may stroll at will, visit-1
ing the lakes and the shaded lawns, list
ening to the delightful muueof Down
ing's celebrated Ninth Ilegiment Band,
which discourses every morning, after
aoon and evening, in alternation, from
the two band-stands and the very unique
sad artistic Music Pavilion in the center
of the lake. Strolling along to the soath
part of the grounds, yon may vuit the
deer-shelter and parkwbere are several
animals that roam sad skip about within
the enclosure, greatly to the delight of
the child ran. aad the amcsemcat of the
adults. Ia the Park, amid the 'Sowers
sad shrub, strolling over the grass-covered,
shaded lawns, or lounging under
ths graad old forest .trees, enchanted by
the charming music here it it that one
aay enjoy the supreme delights of a
gesulBe rural summer retort. Every:
convenience for park enjoyment is here
asorded, including abundant settees and
shade and the secarity ef efficient bo. Ice
supervision. Tbe grounds are thorough
ly lighted by gas at night, rendering
them available as a place of evening resort-
Everv convenience for park enjoy- j
ment is here afforded, including abusuaot
settees sad shade aad the security of cX
rieet police supervision. The grounds
are thoroughly lighted by gas at night,
rendering them available as s place of
eveaia? resort. Tbe scene in the evening.
oa the occasion of oae of the graad eon.
certs, is remarkably brilliaat and charm-
i i r r .? t. -t v y
isgij jucuiaiiag. xtm uie caiei attrac
tion of the Park are its wonderful ain-
eral springs the Oolumbian, a remark-laays
able chalybeate water, highly prized as a
tonic and general ouilder-np or depicted
systeew, and the 0uct7es.iirithftt doubt
luc iuici apcncai water vo lucwnrra, a.
spring wbica bss bees called s fountaw
of joyto Saratoga. Tbe tub that aoW
holds tnii spring bis remarBed Xiadlst
tnrbed since 1SC5; bat what aarvelou
changes have taken place around it With
all toe work: rouna auoct, tbe apnng bs
remained anmolaatad, perforsainjr its
wonted functions steadily and uniatcr
ruptedly. An analysis of Ooogress 5pring
shuwa that it contains of the irafive salts
(chloride of sodium and bicarbonate of
magnesia, C2 graias .to .each gallooj
enasghao reader iW c&ortl cert sin' with:
out tne addition or use of cathartic drugs.
At tbe same time, it does aot contain aa
excess of these salts, and it is almost free
from iroE, as exceas e which, prodaces
congestion. The improved method of bot
tling tbe Congress Water, which retains
tbe gas, has greatly- increased its , value,
as will he readily recognized "bV'ihoie
familiar with it In the past, or by any one'
wno will loot: tarougn tne uottic at ue
trassparcat, sparkliag &u'uL
One queries if these wondcrfal foun
tains ot health can ever run dry. "Why
should tbeyl The mineral springs of
JSasa, in Germ any, have fxta know n
far a thousand years, and art las co'piott
as ever. Djual long life, dear I&dtpend-
ent, to you ai.il the spnng 1 dnnk in a
sparkling glass of Congress Water. Cr.
J. T. Independent.
Ptrikieo Lots. All men aad women
must love something. If bur thesghu
are pore we love birds, Uowera, and all
beautiful things. In tlieir contearplatioa
we are happy, and there comes to our
brais a steady strength. It is such s
rest iron labor to look upon the fragrant
Bowers placed eacn morning on our desk
to bear our pet canary sin? his rounde
lay of welcome to bsbold evidences of
thrift aad neatness all aboat, as these
children of order sad system reward the
senses. It is related of s bu that-be
called his wife, who was a hundred poaaJs
heavier than he, his little darling his
jetiU pet. People sailed at kirn because
taey did aot understand all actuations.
He held a w arm, trasting, loving heart, a
great, manly lore all aboat the object of
... i
taai lore, ana so sue was uu nine p
bis darling. TV e are like chameleons, and
color aa we feed mentally. If we lure
the beautiful, we an happy, if we tote
the coarse, the vulrar. the objects or lb
fiaeBces that give no sweet return, life
becomes s blank, tbe soul cracks sad
shrinks Into s bundle of nailrods to lacer
erate the rneafaf man.aodrwe are on tbe
direct road to inin. What a beautiful
world this would be, if all persoaa would
only oraament their homes and their
hearts by cultivating and keeping alive
their love for pets, no matter whst their
form or condition I
AFbxxch gtnUcmsD,equally tenacious
of his character for gallantry sad devo
tion, weat to hear mats at the chapel of s
favorite saint in Paris; when he came
there he found repairs were doing in tbe
building which prevented the celebration.
To show that he had not been defective ia
bis duty and attentions, he pulled out a
richly decorated pocket-book, and walk
ing, with great gravity sad many genu
Sections, op the aisle, very carefully
placed his visiting card apoa the princi
pal altar.
A Child QfireB.
i wonucr now many oi me little glr
readers of St. Xieholai are fund of his
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,-irl
toryt If they answer candidly, I d not
doubt tint a very Urge proportion will
declare, that . they prefer :lm charming!
stories they Ondln St. XMotat'xb the
lul pages of history, with iU countless
i. a .
miuc ana nionitrcti i-orcroiinii. Hut
nisiory is not every bit dull.br any
a.' . t
means mjou will find If your elder sis -
tcrs and friends will telcct porUoos forfVurotber medlclnsl rrensratlM-.-wor" :
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Hnil Inlcr-.t. 1. ).... .M .... im. I
aginative. Md prefer fairy tale, to all
..thets. I am sure. theu. that yuu will
iviu.ii.iTij.lv -
like the st ry I am about t-i tell vou. of
a little French nrinces. !o ni.r JUOuMes. Tbe B tier are a caplttl'sppet It I
a nine riiuiu princes', wi.o was roar i M,lri -nil1" -oimtri Jh
ried and crowncl Queen of EoglandJf fS7nTexpVu lBe,
when only eight years old, and who be- " -" 7" VT" -
camwawidow at twelvi.. j
This child -sovereign was born
many
uuuuicu jcai agu in io. at luc
ace of the Louvre in Parif, of whose
noble picture-gallery I am sure you all
have beard if, indeed, many uf you
bare not seen ir yourselves. She was the
daughter of the poor King Charles VI
wbc misfortunes mode him insane, and
for whose amusement playing-cards were
invented, and of his queen, lsabcau of
Bavaria,- s -beautiful but very wicked
1. .1 T ...- .t. .. Tli
woman. Lttde Princess Isabella was the
eldest of twelve chitilren. She inherited
her mother's beauty, and was petted by
tier parents and the entire court of
France,
rung llientrd llJoluglind, wlio was
a widower about thirty years old, was
urgvdto marry again; and, instead of
j-cicciinp a wife near his own age, his
choice felt upon little Princess Isabella.
one is much too young, be was told
-iven
in five or sir vears she will not be
l V! .?."ri,e51"., Tb.e k.!?f
old enou
however, thought this objection too trld
ing to stand in tbe way of his marriagr,
and savinir, "Tne laJy's a c is a fault
- "...' " '
mat every uay win remcuy, be sent a
magnitkecl embassy to tbe court of
France; headed by the Archbiihop of
Dublin, and consisting of earls, mar. ;
shala, knights, and squires of honor un-!
of five hundred.
When the embassy reached Paris, and
tbe offer of marriage had been formally
accepted, tbe ajchbishop Hid.the carls
asked to see the little princess lw was,
toon to become their que-. At first the
French Council refuse saying so young
a child was not prepared to appear un
eMsciccssioas, and they could not tell
t wine -felght behave. The English
abblemea were so solicitous, however,
tbst at last sbe was brought before them.
The earl marshal immediately knelt be
fore her, and said, in the etd.fathioned
language of the time: Madaa, if it
plcate God, you hvll be our lady aad
queen.' .
Queen Ivabeau ttood at a little dis
taaou, curious and anxiocsy no dubt, to
Know new oer little oaurnter would an-
awer this form si address. To her great
fileatnre. thr- m-mt .nmHw f
present, l'nccess Isabe.la replied
ir, if it plean; and my father ,
that I be Queen of England,
sal, I shall Le'
well pleated, for I am tohl I shall tbeaJ
be a great lady."
Then, giving the marthsl her tiny
hand to kt, sbe bade him rise ftem Ittt
knees, and leading bim to Ler mother,
she presented him to, her with the grace
and 1 ac of. a mature wwman.
According to the fashion of the time,
Princess Isabella was immediately mar
ried by proxy, and received the title of
Qoeea'Oi Ecglaad. FroissarVn cele
brated hittonan living at tha4eph,
It was very pretty to'e her.
young as she was, practicing bow to set j
the queen. fc fc. A ; A
In a few darf. Kins Ilichard arrived
freswXapisad irkla r,syad numerous
rcunue or UtleU ladict .o attend hit lit
tle bride. After many gratid festivities
tbej were married and were taken in
state te Ii 'lzJ, .where the Baby Qieea
waacrdwaed In the lamocs Wetaiintr
Abbey. C teilia CUxiad,i St. SieXolai.
Punctuality.
There it no habit that contributes
more to the sveccas of a buaincaa man
than punctuality. It is slmost an infal
lible" index to thes degree of integrity
which its iKHscssur enj 'ys, and as tucn
is invaluable. Punctuality in all en
gagements should be regarded as the
tixe quo ma lor a business cnaracter.
xoongmen, entering opon tbe active
duties of life, should cultivate the habit
asaiduously, and at never so great incoo
renieace to tbemselvcs when circum
stance require it. Your word with
reference' to a btuiness appointment
should be as sacredly regarded as your
note in tbe baskyacd after an engage
ment is made, it sbou.'d never be forgut
ten that you are not the oaly one de
pending upon its fulfilment. If your
oaa interests admit of breaking tbe en
gagemeae, perhaps your friend Is less
favorably thus led, and its faithful observ
ance aay be necessary to protect interests
of bis Of whlebyou have do knowledge. It
tbould be enough for you to conider
thatj&B agreed to meet bim at s time
and place to make if certain that at such
time you will beat thc-place. It not in
frequently happened that the smallest
variation ia time, an insignificant delay
of five minutes, entails serious conse
quences upon the -affairs of others. In
these buttling, stiiriog, nub ing day,
whcriy trains come and go incessantly,
',wlienHhe!gntniDg, t pressed into the
service of the business world, every five
minutes is of value. A minute too late
is as certainly too late for the departed
train as an bur. The real importance,
how ever, tif: punctuality is its effect upon
character and standing of tbe fortunate
possessor. At whatever sacrifice of his
own comfort and convenience the hsbit
has been acquired, it is not dearly bought,
lie is always depended on. What be
promises lie will dn, whether it is money
or time or pl&ce,snd the confidence wb.ch
this habit will beget in his business ac
quaintances will tare him much annoy
ance and loss. On the other band, care-
lesrcess witn reference to minor and ap
parently unimportant appointments is
most destructive to uusiucss enterprise;
aad success. It leads directly to neglect
in mote important matters, to careless
ness in regard to books and papcrr, and
tends to the development oi a trcacr&l
slovenliness in all business habits that
can only end in bankruptcy and ruin.
New Orlkass is built UDon s forest
of cypress trees. For COO feet down this
is the.foaadationl Hows upon rows of
the stumps of the cypress are found
growing over each other superimpored,
each of which lsyers it is calculated has
required a thousand years to form I
THcGrecnbackcrs of 2ew York want
"a law to sustain labor." What we need
just now is a little more labor to s uttala
law. Portland lie) Trantcript.
The Wisest of Precaution.
Of precautions, the wlteit It that which Is
taken against cUease. There 1 safety In
timely medication; crest peril la delsy. One
malady often btfeU others far raore danger,
out. and If It docs not, any abnonasl condi
tion bss a tendency, If unremedied, to be
mine chronic and obstinate. Trilling dUor
dcr of the storusrii, liter, bowels or urinary
'organs wsylpeedlly asvelop Into fortnld
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uir rai- tuw wem v u vuuev
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iaiB - dtrd,,. nf .tandlnifiis:ilVel
.rn - uiniu lrf.nrv tha m.i.i.. i
- - - v;7, :c:r-:"r.r':,.,"yX'"tiitttat the wster.and further letllaz w I
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-km ji-.,Mt mii mfi
u7lr"cpiu
tent and rcaitUbtfsvers. eJut. xL.utatU.ta. .
ioervoos and geticral debUIIv, anil Brlnlrv I
.
"Water Plpo.
Whn tbe atleailoo of thi. peopltof Ui
eosst U sttractcd to tbe quctlloQ of bbUtp
lor a propcr.au J.. luOclcnt sucplr of water,
not pnly for "dfimestlc sadaMsfiftmlnr;
purposes, .bailor uw la irrlraUnif .the soiL
' It U barrlfcLtlhtt some attreUon bald be
paiu uj tue proper means oi ronuueuac iuc
water, wbeifouad.to tbe spot wbereH I to
be pat In Uie. III. well known Uiit for msny '"P vwwcii..nzB.
yekrs iron pipe were .uppowd lo be the A,TrrtBB.cf 5d0fMm?!.1, . r11 Hpe b
only safe and prope conduUs tbraprh which J rJ1.. c ft . iI"ra 51W V-,Br'r.
either water or cs couWTlcIy S condncV 1 ?.D'Jloll - Wr
ed, but science snd Utnebaa 3eBiuUuJi.ol,u'?,fcfs 11 " ien ulc . year.
beyotidadouU tht pipe casds of acmW 'Tntve Ibcj ; barqJAIfcal prntorc allot cr the
astloa or wood. Iron aid aspWtuta, Is not . d b J he can lay 1,25a feet of tlx
oaly cheaper, but far bcttsraLd iworsiian. i J"t I" osy with feur men. aad tbst
hje. la all ways, tapping. Ujlar.etr, tbe expenie
' .Nearly tweaty years a-otbe manufsetare H ttt lc. ibaa irwa pli Tbat tbu pipe
of this pipe was cowmenced In tbe city clJot"ntoallyeoetoffeBtrraJ , ue there
Klmtrs, Sew Vort. and miles of ItlaM ofrfa doubt, for It potaeatea tbe foUtiw
boOi water and . where ltl. bxSar. as I nf "'"A'"" PP tbe world
sound at when flrt put lata lb rround. (
In several ol.tUeitreeU where Sand t Inch
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I Utm.-rJ biM taken Srtto be rtnHced wuJl
fig tf1 m e dty;hslUrt
T Mr'ceorceM- Divfi; foTB.rly EilnaRlnr
difvetm-ef tfa CiU Iri! r r..rr,.nT .jut .
iobc of tbe prlni,l owtrf U tae Elmlra
Water Cutnpany.lnd IT!?: Benjuarn, Frcl ,
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worda: - - T j.'
-TbetTvcioCCotablnufca'r.t-e Is aaan4'
tfter ltte rtt u.ea it.wajJJiiJiiir jt
Utd.
tbi ft
e can lm;ltic ao rcaaon wby
i 111 not last a hundred years at
from scores of dllcs aad towat Just as
tlruu; endorsements batcjbrca voluntarily
Klves. . Jir. Jota Urmwky,. 'eVipYrlatefcd.
ent Hf1iA.MAir TTster Werla, Pa,t
wnirm -ne oave oaa li in ate anocr i.u
fett pmture for tlsteen year, and Sad It
Crfcellj KXicd." From Lock tort. New Vork,
Accotta, Maine, BdUlnc, UbU, arlnaw
MUMsraa; Hinapo,' Ki Tors.; Cebinxlla.;
I'c&Btjlvaala, I oiciro, llllaoi, salt l-ale.
tbe I atoa Pacific KaUroad (ompUT. and
twcltc other prtacipalrallroadxtHapafile la
Ueaat,tLe taott coailnciac tetuisotilatt
have beca rrcetvrd. atletUcx tbe duratMlity.
tree till sxd pcrity'ot this f4pe Vkk ui
b ct to any addrrtt cpon application.
The rlsbt to make this pipe It enjoyed by
two companies only In tbe L cltol Siatca.
In IU Utue of October ftttn, the Sua Fran.
cbee Jvnrhml of ( nmv. In a very leaKthy 1 GmfcaUrr.Uarthaifi Catholicoa for all fc
artkle. npua Ue tnbject ot W ater npr, baa , czklt evcplataU. The weak aad dcafltutn!
thefoitasHsx loch.U4t , an ofjuiut. i Ssiotc.fal reltef Irugirwilul ur ot
lion Itjled tte American Ftpe Cocapaanwith 1 Hi, valeab'f rttudi. k. h A, wi.
pitalcrf IOaa, wsa;ottWataed ia thu
city for the parpe of asBufactuner thit
ipl and thoroocbly Uirvdcdsr it to the
IIdU uf IMt c44t aad the Urrltoriea. Tbe
uQete OTtblt kuasbacv B JliAirrt G. an,
"1 bee, of the firm U iL Ii. Tlcbcnor X Co,
rVetideat, John E. CbxUaat. tonaeriy ot the
Mendocino Laavbcr Co, Vkt EroUtal,
John F Bvxbcc. of the Dascaa MiUt Lara
bcr Co, eeeretary aad Treatarer, Calrert
Mtadc. AudiUr, Cot Cook. Taicott,of thirty
yearsexperUsecasacrnlattia ayCnuxUcco.
Xteeer, Chief Erteen P T D.ckJaow, wbo
ttat been for tbe Utl tacaty years connected
with the maasfactsre ot thlt pipe. Gescral
H aaae r, Oa th trcsa'.riUoa.cf the com
pasratad wS-4aru4 as Olmia.Paert
whcaUlabrucicbt. to this city tsitasrs
the fattocv of the coespSBr.oo CfcaanH vtrret
near Fwurth, here II It sslihcd readv Ie
ote, Smk CUt or silti sssa are employed
at both places. Tbe Taasscftjf wtakla: ILU
f Ipe U pecatlar. Il 1 raae Is tecteet vf
elrbt feat lRC ltl fint bored. sad thes
turned la's Usbe to s ivmUom taieV.Be ot
ltei!, reaotlc all ot Ue tap. and tUaaed
thorucaly to aToU acy potalBttnr of ibut.
lor, ortUaf the water ,Ott x4 of each
piece bat a teooft e atonl 2? ioehea. aad
ie eibcr it raorutea u bi ii etuxir. iceT
tnclHse of tbU teoos, -then drtvca beac,
uaaeaa penceuy "ra. nul toe pipa u
cow reaay for fra&Oiac Thi 1 dac tj j aCtta. ul JajJ m Uinuiu. asM
wlodl9Celreatplrallyareasdit.olathkk.lB. jdalaai4aS ar Uie Kaui- rj r
nes aad tV latcnal required bribe pre. I uXA Htm IM nbMuUnt. Attrrm j a.
ore to be SBitalsed by the plpcJand the a i tra'a.Wt7Vlu ul xr mti r-i.o
the entire pipe and Iron are Ukkly coated
mXlit aphJtura,pttdodnr.a tttodllioa bel
calcnUted U rcUt Cecay So aay furra. The
ater pip It cotlea on u oauicc ool v. at
11 U a well kaea deUCc fact that water.
dlber alt, alka.1, or tnlptrar, doe not affect
f sit in rrrr-tr ffiff ara.s! rV4a
Thej-a.rpemaauf.ctbythUppmpany lMbrg&?Jr
UmadcUstaraeaalbewaterpipecxeepllhati:. rT-rt -?;.-. . :
It I coated laiidc and I not booada beaillr
with lroa, and one rrral feature oX Uiif i
prr l, ILat It preveau eondenaAtioo. ' j
I torn tea Saa t raacuco aauv JLzoaaiaer or
Ocobex2Ah we quote aa folio -t rearardla-;
!4Uiala7T8sJreTK J1
On Friday we 'were ianUc'Uwltertra
miHisuaucriiim.ti uc eauDiitaraeai
of A. J Smith, Esq, oa r rcooot ttreet, w here
three of Mr essuh t twcrful "Alwood d:
Bodweir t-arap baST brca wrrasred for the
test Incre were present teicral tcUemea
latcresied la tawawtay(aaxtoirnncai
tklec Mr SrtrttJer.'Oti Jrtsetrot ta
Spnnc Valley Water Company Three
length of the ordinary t-t loch (IttaiSac!.
ameterj pipe were placed In putlUoo. Tbe
arst pipe was dealjrned to stand a fifty foot
preature. Tha pump were set at work; sail
ooo s preature of ltO toardt, tqttal to a fall
of Dearly CU feet, aad yet las pipe was sp.
parenuy aa arm a ever. A pressure was loca
nut. on r-uual to a head of iV feet, when a
aiUaeasa 6Hed,1n lite wood, ki skatil
spray cf water escaped. The prtilfare was
rednccd by the escape of the water and the
team altwrcecJOted sad the pineal -CO feet
pressure was perfectly Uchl." Tbe'aeeoed
ptpeway mseetor a aeadoi iu Kk .au
tood a pre- arc of 'J7i pos a As to lac square
Inch, eoual lo a fall of nearly 6W feet. The
tbltd pl, made for a"TXJ feet bead, ttood a
prcsiurcof 00' bOuass'to the qui laon,
equal to a bead ot 9UQ feet. The test was etl.
dcnUy aatlafactory Uj'tte ScIcntlSc j-cfitle-
men present, and Mr. Ii.iilcr exprtaseo
himself biRbly pleated wlla tho tcL He
laid no rte in aetoal service would ba called
upon to stand sues a. tet, for In cHtea luwa
impoiiDie urciote an ine njaranu at lue
tame time, and even If it were potiUe'to do
so, tbe -pctilUr elasticity uf this plpa rsn.
dcred II aapeitorto aay tk"e anew of.
From bis own observatloo and what he had
learned, be exprf tiedtitBBKlf highly pleased
wiinA&epipe. . i
This pipe has betnuied In tbeXast for tbe
last eighteen years, and nearly one thousand
mile ut IV bat been UtoroUifbly teilnl' lt
has been bvouebt iato Imracdlala competi
tion with tbe bet lrOa Elpc, atiijBOl la
slnrlelnstaaeehs. I Islitatd proic.
lue btti, ana wnen uki up to isyissrirer
pipe Itbaabeau found perfectly sound and
every looiretsia. I
From tbe. ir.'dC4fir.)rntf and San Francis-
1 r i ' .'t .,fV .... t . t
ApATtyoi scieaiaic RsUcatea.tacirmnr
SopcxvlaoraibU Chief Unittacer Scsrhrell,
of iho ftiaa Fraacltco 'l"irc ,I)apArtBiest,ana
several dtyoJBelsU.-wcra arcs eat to wits csa
a tcstof thcttieBRtbof sbe coraalaaUoa pipe,
wblchwssofsB czeeedlncly latercsdsic us.
ture. CoU Dickinson bad bad prepare two
tests, one of the ordinary six-Inch pipes with
three Joint, raaaufaclured to withstand a
pressor of two hsadrcd. (set head. Tbe
other was two sections. Joined la the centre
with an Iron pipe ofetae4 from the pi lag
Teller Water Uurspaay. The Iron section
was six feet lour, six laches la dtaaeter, tbe
lroa belnc arc'Clicblas of sa lack In thick,
ness. Joining at. each cad was tbe wood
pipe, abo six Inches In dlaraetcr. An Iron
bar.1 If laches tbtek. called throuch the cen.
tre, aad was secured .at aaeh cad, raaklas tbe'
pipe perteciiy air.uxni. iue odjcci was to
give adecislie test of tbe strength of tbe
two pipes, and, if pottlble, tjretk the Iron
with the force of the water.
The water was psraped Into the pipes by a
hydraulic purap.- At TJ o'clock the pusap was
stsrte 4, and a presiure of 630 feet registered,
when the packing under the temporary
waaber on the first -mentioned pljxj
blew out. The plp, however, dtd not show
the Jet wcaknr, even the JuInU Mnir
perfectly dry and tbe wood showing tbst not
e drop of water bad ttcsped.
The pipe was then dlxonnertrd from lliU
Suite auu luc mwiril uimcntiaiTO H ihc 1
Olbcrtet.wUrcbr llwacZccUd that lie
Iron lecUua wuuLl ewe aw.v TLc wk! '
one
1" I1
.0d Urro. tireuifM to rsut a nrmure
- odl - y - V" 1? fuZ rewUred I-iM feet j
hen tha bar or Iron nu,ing lLrou2i tie '
PT eprsieu wn me irrmenaou t
lUlflHL AD UH IH 1UC lUrCC miT UC Z2IU
.... t . '
an Inch and a
S."' lo U-'k-. -"- -t drew apart Hke a
u2' , . ... ,
lT. uiu.. U ""7
every psrlieuur lo tbe roropany pretcnt,
- idW?Bt - ite will be waUhJ i.tb lu
.
TUe loiiowinr are sooni: tbe moi pruml
pent places and companies oa the VacISc
Coast tiiioj; UiU pipe for tbe lot three to
tlevro jtsrs AUmeda WaUr t'o. t'al,'
iisoU Crnr VT.ter CaL . Clsoi bnretkels
JbS -Aptua tL t'urtUud
i, Ct, I'urtUud Water Co, Ore-
le tju i Water Co., W.T . Olrm -
W'oTkv.W T.; Purt Gamble. W
cool Svstu
pis Water
T , Southern and t catral
- ' 7 7' - ,. . . . I
l;'Pl. Kr?e Lt,"e'1 aUte
Pacific lUllroad
.w w cbespesi cooa pipe S1, It H tbe
poraNe.Hn plpe-praeUeaKy laper-l
r cipaadt trfir cwatraett, i
.Ail MrnuLui fa Im.
ctMIr u.la Cin
'lV
3 S
out &T order. 7th. it Berd Dot b I
1410 oxm. ana la ecu ettisatcs IH Dot
!rct" suttlly , tin. ben uaed for water ,
"',te,r atet "f. or tan be sOVted by I
cbctstcal inrredleatl.'Rb. vVrttBtcJIct
PreveaU coadciusttuB.
UeteripUve books, wib fan laforaiat on
a of iee byattaie.loS AttcaKur
PifsCixrAXX, Vo- t.JurBi itrn. ja
rrsscuee.
bur PurchSapsaey.;
tadlca wboareaswaS' ef .KaTljr. jrnU
to by ddrcliiBrs-Mr, ffr AbJeT. ho
ui wail unptt (d trooc Utr UMtr utpec
Uut and aptviva, Voul tay that I aaa aa
eit-erlroerd dre-eraker. aad have the ad
vaataca Ot Uijlcc at hoaalr. and wued
titc si; paUunt Uk Weefet at tame. Oooda
purtSatoS std tral t . O V. Seed for Clr
coixr. Jnj lUwrtuaiMa la recant to titles
cheerfcUy s-iica. Uucid aid thai I bate a
ErttclaM cttabtlthiseat tot Drett-taaUrr,
and aa prepared to eseeste cwuatry rden
atthdxtpsUh. Jtddrcat Mas W IL.Viaur.
hO sutUr street Rwob il ita FraacUeu.
pBraaissor nlzn ttasdter csbetiutlez-
, U) tKle.
per I
touts ax Cersasnddea cbaare at el.,
mate are tocrctt U Wiuwy . mJU.
-'"Jr" - Take at twe -brvt', JbWU
t TrucAe," ttt the caU, ewca. or trrtUtioa
ef the throat be ever t ttlxht.
Ccxs row 9oxa Taaasrv
-Rab the throat
Wi Trapprra UdJaa OB catfl red; ths Mad
btsd
the
ee EAsacf new talented wRii K. aavl Is
esorwlBC tl It cose.
Css Bcr&haci't AWc&sc
tore throat aad lotrvtr.
tr creep, eoJi.
r laroenew, act sad pais.
' rwttes. tpraiat. ft cwbc
i rfiaPS attack mt orr tbrMt.tUn
'Bl- . AswtrrHW Oil-
Cax Uarnhaa's AUtUac
cJ Becra'rJa.
lot rben-aiV.tc
J, W -SiLLXFFEK CJ5 UKEEK SEAL
CUisfla are tasda frwa scat Has tea To
tticce. aex:acrarseatl. Saw Frsaeitrw.
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vw siaatab. rat
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t T"ZZm!?lm'mmmm
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V-1 7
r rnrwu'w watch aho craiv-
iSv. Ttc aua e3T mrrr. oaj
tr. J K 0yV a O. (Unrm IR
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$3
PJU
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le o.it mhu wue Trm ia
Anm, A. (.wTLTsa Kiv. casca. ta.
JIHfTf-t,UIV.lV war a e. l(rtrr.
i m i w .m-t m s a autsa. tfla. uiM
. 6U. tec etc.
Mm PMliM llr.ar(rm.aa
$300
traaatW la Aftl.. XHVf ft IXr
a K&l ttaa Sar iaaaH lOa
inMculeK (I.C. feavaST.Catara.
Matrny. rrrsira a srxrrAXU cvaaMoua
Mnuitu as nxn ia lrvrtoat tai Dim
rMtet. aa oy serrL Sa tt aacteu.
100
A aciXTH. AtlClTt WAST.
KS. llt.IIV IDM hn.Un mnA
furCatalsfM. VAX A a, Calfra.
$350
A Sfattlk. -Aeratt WtctrC aainrtteS.
Itt ank!a it rM. t ia fir tm.
A4r JAY HinSsOX.DrUNt.MlcX
tiivrm ttnmlTf. iini
71 HA I LU ae ivr tuni
to racW iuxm
Sae Ike Iturta Srtrt. I T nhv-aL
rgatTla pvTBlwil. a4 KaaiB fr fwtlralar.
1PCUTO WAVTCD ta wU la bt
SaHertrdaa
fVUi-niW nonit la
aa ta all Sb cS t
la tse ana'trf. Uberal ruraatt.
ClaiFT A C J. 7 . 1 Mutrt u snsejCD.
VV u til wlecS? Hi aa4ra4 W A, U BAX-
BUKKCS TEXAS ALMANAC a4 tra-atrraat
Hw) llwc rr Hit, aav mif. roauiaa cmi
HC'itl latanaatKa ITim(MUlpi. true
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J BVRaa, Ja. 1IM.IM. Trxta.
T 1VC AXIS
let Livr xri.n.BiB
Xi trt of TarU.a4f ST. tl ti IVstai rovma sr
IHILTUN. lwrorrM.Ha rraaclwu. rwia L
IlBUatprclar;. AU ta varrmalol.
" llfU IT a LuU Clrlota JTal.HiU W4Srttit?
nflAI t4irralMiUTM.ti hsiiX Srrr.
U rru. MtAM; A3 rrau per Cot. IllU (rr Jtlt
J. OAT Goflj. It Pf taSrld arret. Haa. Hm,
t IJSTSTK WASTKB. 1SS rAHT.Kt.l
V. lac artlrir. .S'rr Ucstaia- ttalitr Harrlr
AUrra lor JO rrata AJI Mracu ruua. ac
Cw4 tar CHiVC- sadlbs A Dtaaova. It It
HxTtrt Mrrrt. fun rnariwn.
II
THE DANCE OF LIFE.
tl
i H'HE INJt XCTlOX lX TTIK SAIX Of THIS TA
I JL UIU 0k Ia. N-ra m lar aMilar4 br tf
a Cyart t-aa I rwbuSrr. . tenia rr-aafaurr
11., 1'"
r uprtcr. t.su. sr tv .x ru.ctvu t
tCUMfiXY aJ A. 1JIMAN A CUt,raj . SraneUca.
t'U.MTlH NEWa
IRFSRU4TI0M tecOUHUT kCSIOEkTS
The St. George Hotel
812 gsaray atrsst, Saa Francisco.
"XT KW rorn-STOKY nittCK. eoatUarar lea
XV tmutlnil aetl ntur ra.
Mat
on-;
tail las aaatl rtr. raabUe oar Id live lata
ae tM utr. were or aioaia. i
city la ? for lh mll taa of On Dollar per
dij. THV IT.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
8A2T PHANCISCO.
r ohk Ktaxv.Ja-roR ts TKAiw rnopitlcros
tl ( lb ltrooklra llotrL av ru sow ruaareua
oalr wtutk CUMMKUC1AL 1IOTKL.M Mualrom
eir . aa4 Krarar u a. r. Tk Coremtrcua i a
artt-clat ad coraraiaiB atw orr hotel, vita
tevator, etc aa4 oStrt tarerlor rteluUrt at low
ratra. r rr coach tc4 carrusr trora all potsta. A
can tram furraer -troat mpctraur lavtted.
be up -hb In VrdmlM ! WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO
J.l. i. : . . . .
t nvHC eatllr hasdied Hrblcr llra.r. ar Y.rW
perfeetJy tirbt. 6U. It u act " "'"a-. I'll.: r i?
rrxn - iXDrunut-nin
111. nurkiBX u
Write with mrr n Ink ra-
q 01 ml
Krrry J Vb roaraatral, eaiaplt bf una.
ml-MliI, lor. S Utr Br. Aeralt w intra in hj
FOR SALE!
FAHM. JH MIU3 riajiTHEtm-orsr..
AiiL i . t lot rrr Hi; irn r luUttin
lar T vtT m trvl 7eo wurmn j nori-t
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Hotel ta. U1 fj- In wtiCrir " S Utdlei u
eoa r txecf tn la ua Itotrt ft.r, tWH mm yoa
m Uta tb rust Coch It ru Co tM. Uter TE
ctun yua.
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VS vttae. amimm aaa aaiwiww
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POWLETTS ATMOSPHERIC
COPYING PRESS
Craat, rrtal. traSl
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aa4 r-Sclrjil.
fsX.4- tor TVr Vn( tX:( trt
Be t-e ti
re X brStr BW&aaUX aa
liU rKU. TAYIOK A CO,
41 t.xl:t.Sca riae".-
mj & sons
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nauu as iiiji ixjin...
at rersTsrrr, .. rKA3it ir.ee.
ItltU J RUSwraa.tla.
tmt .Tira tnixa. airasaiS. Maarr aa4 t
aatrtsnt. tT iXMinmrx n.y ar-asc! aaa
oo i z. Muak t ircrr.
s. sc. ii .iaaKH.1.1. ai PuisrrM.i.
DR-.G-UXX'S
Aromatic Elixir
BITTERS.
'I'Hr gcet r-tevmr nm
1 a4 a Man tt ir ana r
tXTII-.T:"T f
Trtx ar aOA u
IS arrr TVtt sattrr. u. mut f s de tw
mt tmM W ta al? rw ' UiaMMla,
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SrraAaa rure.
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No. 172
DR. LJ. CZAPKAY'S.
Medical Institute,
S09 KEARJiT ST, Saa Fssaeisce.
tob Titr. rEnwAyuvTcrcE or au jra-tAt
X aaataroajc Mmm. at a all resale Ob
ptalau aa4 P.m. T ra Serrva. hrMrva.
TVe lariM SmnwOoa tt Saicaa Sfr aaaaaTr,
rroca CSraalraaA IHSralt Mmwk exsr4 Ihu d
aaS rrftaair tiwUtat b nteMMte irrt la ItiKa
erlrUa. Praa- a 1J .a4 anrmnfit la 5s raa
Ont CaL. la Ihm. a. a prlr.tr Dt.preMrr. la mrttr t
tSori Ike iScM tbr !t VrMral tml !xrcVal
rrratiarai. fw ts bre4 aS or aSettMi.aaa
roraplalau. renaasrat aai Qeict csrra at rraam
BteeauTr. CMualtaaae at Ue iwititr or uy JrJtrr rrre.
Vreer m ir exrra. .Mere. 1. J. Ctaraav.
K, U. tea KrcrsT rirret Kaa rnuxxu.
CHICKERIkG
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY tt
T latrolsr. law ..ry
Mn kmmMt fMMimr.i lunnui CUarJt ttrm
OVX SOU1S C15XXT rv..t!. mm m.
5JJ rraaj ratral Aarthnt uraet. UkAl
aA, a rmft et Oa LtoUar. ay ntara
m'T rloiir Karkalai oa3nrut Cainro i oa mwni raava sua AUart od tviiaur
tapwi Dtaaead Pint cMckcnatrMmrml Srrlti ialourl aarrarrd Crcaa. n wOi a Sao
atriajatatkartitm. AlliS aaoroar. tttrnwl alATUt.aar-aglaaiuralSakiak-lwt
kt oa reKor SS.SO. A44ra, af. CKONEQH CO.. IMarket Scrsat, PaiU
alBiiau Pa., er IH Wbeoasla Street. MUwaake. WL v -
CALVE RT'S
SHEEP WASH
wi pre ri
t 3 Kl Km.. ka Y -I
V - At' i S- '
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c i". H 'rlriSiLL CO..
ltjra on y
BOOTS AND SHOES,
iTMitfrr,
SetweB Su) (4 Barry.
MtaifMtsrmr MmS. Bore 7mu'. ui i u
Vtitn atmt ta4 nmtttj Vf. A t? mvt
stnim B4e u ts f.wrrt tmrket trit.
!VaeiUB!etkerMM4 tflna.
WINDOW SHADE
MANUFACTORY.
IX Stylet aa.1 Colors fer PrivsU Knssi,
KirVi asi OSees to Otitr, of ths
, Oil -glinted 07.it G:dJ, er any 3Calerif
Dt red. Aevsey for 8?KlS0 FIXTUKZS.
iOrtcrs frcs th inUrisr yrsayUy I!e4.
g. w. claek,
lotnrw. skisntytM gnat nurinx
HIMilMfl WINDOW HAt.t
Ut.aaan.
Hint
i tri.su yiAZtioxu
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