Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 15, 1873, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMEF. Rural Homes. From the Paclflo Rnnl Prtis ) Edrobs Fbkss. In my lost short article I touched on the condition of our rural houses, esntrMtiug the present with the remembered past. In continuation of the same subject, I shall make a few remarks toward elevating the condition of "country houses," socially, mor ally and spiritually. It cannot bo denied that the outward ap pearance is sometimes overlooked because of expense and time necessary for adornment; there are many noble exceptions, and these ex ceptions will bo found equally advanced in all the internal arrangements of tho household. Fence, trees, doners, fruits and vegetables should form the surroundings of every well or dered rural homo. Insensibly tho mind par takes ot tne beauty 01 sucn surroundings and betrays itself in all tho arrangements of the Gutter at least three months old," that GSdnlry farm; outward habits of taste and culture pro- mon wou)d troubl0 themselves to exhibit im dnco a love for tho beautiful in the internal py for tho ,,remium? Wo hardly thiuk tho arrangomenti of homo; the young are elevated wouu, But offer ten premiums for tho best by contact with a well kept garden patch. ten iotg o( butter and tho price of ouo less Flowers have lessons of quiet repose, teaching horgo raco woulll futuui, tuo money and we the guardianship of a power which adorns and gct nn ext,ibit that command uot only tho at beautifies with almost heavenly colors the flora ' lenton 0f committees and visitors, but pur of nature. Mark the homestead thus sur-leasers, and knowing that a largo quantity of rounded, and you will find the inmates cultl-1 tho togt buttcr lu ti,e state would bo on cxliibi vated in mind, refined in manners, and honest llon nnd for mle cr0Wlt, 0 buyers would bo in in pnrposo; order reigns supremo in all the I tttteudanco to lay in their winter's supplies, different walks of life; the picture is on ever j Wo ftro ftWaretlmt niotiy find it iucouvenlent. present joy to tho inmates and to the j i( not tangible, to keep their butter in good visitor who may refresh his senses by the sur-. comlltlon for tho examination of committee roundlngs of oultlvatod rural life. ' Rt)j purchasers ot the Stato Fair, owing to the Bleak Homes. California has many specimens, although each revolving year ere sent a less number, An acre of beautiful black loam raayjleld Its forty or fifty bushels; cattle, sheep and hogs may run nt large in utmost countless numbers, still tho unpaiuted hmtso stands alone in tho midst of bare plains, or may be under a solitary oak, whose giant trunk has wusiooliuowiiiiui.ii.iur uuiiui.-i-.ii.il,. A0 iruu irees, or cuiiivuieu nuncio ireci aTB , tin ..n. no blushing flower to drink the even- ing dow, ho os to open ita 1 right petals to the morning HUti; nothing greets the eyo but broken fenccsunduludous; hogsond chickens striving for possession: enery appointment, within on a I par with what wo find without; all outward! appearances only n retlex of tho mind within; iStirX&lSi cordial tako n front rank. Tho young men here, under such influences, oro exports in riding mustang horses and using tho lariats. Those who have been close nbser i rs of Call- fomio rural life know full well that the picture Is not overdrawn. Theso articles ore written for tho purpose of elevating siu h rurul homes asoioeuescriue.i.tiirouguApioin piciuro "' contrast. I onco heard o geiitkman remark that ho could tell where tho inmates o( n rural home come from by its surroundings. There is uo dinjiug the fact that as we beautify and culthoto the Burrouudings of home, we nt tho ........ nm iii..i.. ...i v.i,.v..i.. ii... ..il..,i DUWU HM.W kU.,.f...V MM.. V.V....V ...W M..M... Morals. as wociovttieouruuerseusiuiiii es, ourmnriu naturo becomes correspondingly sensitive; '""" i "'"""7 ""' " pride lu its truo senso is enlarged, and we once of horse racing. Oivo w tho old Bljlo take n broader view of tho nature of an obllga-' (air in which tho pavilion and legitimate stock tlon: tho lovo of truth blends with tho loo of , n nro ,i,0 points 11 ( attraction, lustoad o( the beautiful. Tho lover of "tree, shrub, fruit , ,, m,,Pritbo apology now presented at our mil and flower," laolso a lover of childhood, oud , nml (ftir o( an Hn,ittractlvepailioii, osomcro those who aro lovers o( children con never cul-. cover ion pool-selllng. betting, horse-raelng tivato the immorality belonging the jgnorant ' ,l0W ,wi,eroour children may learn to perpet and vicious. Therefore, tho bcoutif)ing of at0 the evil. rural bouses raises the possessor morally in tho . scale of being, and makes him one who wields ! an influence in the community in which he , OUT Patent System. dwells. Show mo one man whoso home is un- painted nnd void of green foliage, who has The more familiar wo become with tho n la- made ills inuuenco lelt us a rualtsman or Christian, and I w ill show you many from tho houses of tho beautiful. Education, culture and morality follow the footsteps of upleasout home, outwardly adorned with tree, fruit and flower. , , . SP,ri,ual"1' Is engendered by having our uncr hcnsibilities quickeuul by contact with thebcautlful. Order is one of nature's grandest luws. Where the beautiful Is culthawd in homo surroundings, order geuerally prevails iu oil tho business and domestio departments. Tho color nnd fragrance of the rose naturally attract tho better part of our nature from Nature up to Nuture'sOod, and the duties and burdens of life uro cheerfully performed, as a duty, in return (or oil the bless- incs which a kind rrovideuce bus bestowed .?" ... 'Our surroundings educate the mind develop our laiem energies, uuu uuiiii u luuuuiuiuu u. peace-or paiu-lor tue present, nna ua.ior (orth tho futuro wheu time with us ou earth hull be no more. John Taylou. Moint l'leasant, Sept. 30th, U73. - Thanksgiving Proclamation by the Pres- ident. . n . 1 1..1 11. .1- T.t WASiiraTO!i, October Hth. By the Presi- dent of the United States of America, a procla- mat ion: "The nnnronchlna closo of another sear . . ..."!... ''! .. I...'... brines with it the occasion tor renewed inaiiKs- civinc and acknowledgment to the Almighty Itulcr of tho Universe. 0( the unnumbereel mprrifH which Ltj Lnit bcHtowcd upon us, auiin dant hirventa have been araonR the rewartU of SaBg. 5lB at home and pence with other uallons have prevailed. Frugal industry is regaining its mer- Jted recognition and merited "nrds. Qrad. linctrimr results Tot a civil strife For these T.7ft..dochS U becomes0',, (o'ltate Th!i7r iirrT.,1 iba'.,...i.i,H nieit in their reciHctiie ptlces of SK be r a kuolledget 'n o,,u , AlrS'v God (or His bounties and protection, and to ofler to lilm praer (or their continuance In witness whereo( I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affiled. Oouent Washington, this Hth day o( October, in the year o( our Lord 1873, and cf the independence of the United States the ninety-seventh. (Signed,) U. 8. Grant, .'resident. Uy Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State. the table, take off as much of it as you reiiuire and mince it finely. To one pint of mince put two lablespoonfuU of cream, or fresh, nch milk. Boil it five mlnutesj prepare well buttered toast, and spread the mince oni them h rew over this well grated bread crnmbs a little paralesand6omesm.il pieces of butter. Brown vn a quick oven and aene hot. European Fairs. Agricultural In every European conntry where ngricul turat (Airs are held, the prime object is to dm together the producer, consumer or purchas er. The largo majority o( visitors go either to buy or sell something. Of course It is made a gala day, and the farmers' sons and daughters all turn out to the (air, because every (Armer expects to sell something, of which the sons and daughters get their share of the proceeds, and as shopkeepers offer their best on these occasions, it is the very time to buy. Wo have personally visited an English fair, where sixty-five different lots of butter from as many dairymen, were on exhibition. Now 1 will anyone suppose, that if the real object was to secure the one single premium, as offered by onr stflto a.,.,,.,. for ,he bc8t 25 Ix)umu 0f I heat of tho weathor. And why? (July because. tho managers oppropiato the people's money .for the imrchiiso of hay and grain to feed i K0TVB 0f fft8t horses ot tho raco track, that I ouhtto be expended In procuring a refrigerator ' to be kept cool by ice, in which '.20 or HO lots of j butter Well would be exhibited, it the lo.it-t , regard was had to tho importance of this gnat ,.,.,,,,,. ., .,, . l n.,lr ,,,1 - """,'.', , I shown to committees and purchasers, una an interest awakened that cannot bo in any , , wullWl Hlv f butter will . ',, ... , . npply equally to many other farm products, Wo want more attention given to those im- portaut products that oro tho food of tho ua- ' Tho cereals should come in for on ex- tended list of premiums. Tho best specimens 0f wheat In all its varieties should bo shown in COUHl1erllo quantity, that (armors may make , ' , , .. , , comparisons by measuro and weight and horn just where they can obtain their supplies of nil- ,,cror groius for seed. In short, fairs should bo made tho great market days of tin. jcw. in """"" j which tho best ot ocr)tlilng grown or iiiomi fartured in tho State is brought together for the vcry ,,mi,08 0 flndlng purchasers ' ' ,' ,,,.., ,m ft-pri.i wi, rreiulums Hiiouiii uo niiereu wn liich would , bring (Hit the best, from nil parts of.tho State, ...... 1 -1 ii.... !...... .......... 1.. ... iimeau 01 i.i.iiuii..k .uo .e.cij m..-. ... r.u- . ... a.. .i .,.! inr n, ,,lil ..,. tiintnxHt between nrocrcHanml invent bus ' T SM '" rt " ' . R;. . '" . ..V.. . " ine moro inuruug...., ...o o...,,...-... great valuo of our patint system os a promo- tor ol knowledge, mid n source of reicnue to tuo government. Few brunches) of ludtiiitry present so fair a prospect to the man of me- ' , . ..1 . ,1 . ., 1.. 1 cM'l " ""ll JwH"t '" -t of supply- ing some public want with a new invention, nnd to tho muu who really posesses mechanl- , ta,0Ht no abor is more iiniting. than to . .. . ,, , . . .... . ..,. . , "Ww hc 6M "' niechunic in order to ,11s- cover somo now aud nsefnl Improvement, and ' Dn )ftbor is better rewarded than that which , relieving a publlo want, ' , ., Tho voiinu man who possesses n medium quantity of brains, ,.,( ir.U a fair Omt 0 (nimfit'e ytnwi, can reamiy supiy a want 01 . , . , , , I11(.clmuCal ,"' '"" , ' ' ' ,,,,. , , , kuowledge. Tho world Is full of crude luiplo- raents and innehines. The Ioy of to-day w ill live to see many of our present wonderful ma. ChiCs supcr.ud by others far superior. When tho old Uoo hand press which was capa- bio of printing oboiit two hundred sheets per ... . 1 ... 1 1 .,.,,.. bour, nt tho expense of an exhausted human operator was first Introduced to the public, ,i. u,,rt.l utnnil iiL-liimt nt tho wonderful iui- .- "- -n - cnlent ivwi tlie praises of that macliiuo ',..,, , ' . . . , still linger in our ears. But whnt u crude em- iKxIItuent of nievbanlcal ideas it now aiineara to ua who are familiur with tbo oHralIou of ".nlng Olinder pres.es which ,.,r ofT rising 'J0.000 sheets per hour And this is but one illustration out of thousands which wo mi(.ht produce. mfnt suggests uuother, until fluallv wo begin ;u tbU Ihln, is 8 Jo H,f,, ..eVer.rv t., answer, and hardly stop to. think about. '1 he inventor is as wcissaryto uin healthy organim.lon of community or a gov eminent us the fanner, the mechanic the - " 171, the means for producing succehsftil results from his labors, und all combined form u healthy, iudustrioUB, progreMdve people. Sisocnu Emcrr or Cold. A German ex penratntor, Herr Harvath, in studying the physical effect of cold on frogs, claims to have ( made the singular discovery that the (turner- American and V,10." ,' j but not iutn.ible to coutact W. to porn Dut not insen w con, t J, tUtuponimmeleinK wounds and Mow hUW w upon im h , edUri Jj n,b,8 lffect Wng Tery remarkable In ' . fc h hUbsequent progress of J" , occ'elerateil Ey this meana o o &&" CO' Scientific Press gftte&l AgeaeFe C.f, Dun V. 8. axo Fonrmi I'atixt Aoitnev preaentr rouy and Important ad antage aa Homo Am ncy oi r U otlicrx bT rcaeona of lonil catablliditncnt, (treat i xv. rlence, thoiwiRli eyr-teni, and Intimate eiiualntanre with the aubjecla of imentlonalnournwn community. All worthy tut cntloua pat. tiled throuith our Aiicncy III havo the U m fit of an llluiitrat Ion or a il h rlptlon In I ln Minimi ami Hcirirrtrio Puma. Wt Inmaact ccry branch of l'atrnt uitalmiui, and obtain Ptent In all ciciffifd countries. The lri;o majority of It. H nd Forrlmi Vatcnta wanted to Inrcntor on tho l'mlni1 Col hurkrli obtained through our Auriicy. We t u Biro the Wat and moat rthablr a.Hlcc to the patent Gllltyof new liivciillone. Alivte'K axi Cikci'Laiu Hike DEWEY & CO.. 'il.ll.lirr, lil-i.l Auetita. nnil lnniifi No. Muiilaoillery l Han V rancino, I al HINTS FOR Wf will triul un reerll't ol itump f n lnti.r, I- Itl It, tliir M.Mi:e ClrcuUif Um.alnl,,. ill lllu.traled Me.lien.1 INVENTORS. tMurmeni.i.dl.iofl,ATi:VT l.AWSl InformMionbowiiinbU n int,ml ftbnnt th n.htim1 nvlWt.p of inrrnlt r ml titntt't 11 "I tmvtriuvnt lw.pr,ltmlhiiilr c.Pto. AtMrUtttVh-Y X I'O., rublitirt mt l'atrnt Ag-nU, Ku FrncUi-o, Illustrated Tress, BAN FRANCISCO. a m:w.ihu.vi. of nxr. ii.i.i'mtua. linn., L'lioUe Literature, All and H.llnrd Aintieiiiriil B.ddby uboril'tlui WV!.(Hla)ear. SaiiiiiVs .'0 eenl llecrntlr Upurd. I'nil"n nled Addlen ll.t I'M TUATrl) l'lll ,SS I'l HI.IMIIMI I'll , III I 1.11 M., . F. W. II Ml HhAT. lliiltir-i Manm r Tim niKrlne In a credit In onr Blale, and d t e In honriKiilar lltorln .iiij Iiuihk hol.l II I" 1110 onlj piibllratlon of tho kind oil the ei t. Tolw apprwlntnl it iniiKt lie mi 11 anil n ad IMi.lt r Itaniu r. 'l-i.u ill..uli.lli..u .In...' Illht l.l.kl. P M.llklM l.kVfl II. . .1 tunn-d and that thiy IU uuuparr favorably wltti inaii luorn lint. iitlini unMliirllona In otbir .mriial The ,,..4 ,v ,,-, ,, t n-lwuo tin Ir llr.t ami eeond.dltlou. Amdnr Uiluir W'Khaierecei.ed aropj of ll.e till olKAirn I'Mts, new lHiblKali.il lint imird liy Murray, l'cey .1 to,, the promieti'r if llie MeKCAvm n llmm iiik, Ii i tilled with ery clim.e nnd well executed . ui;r.miii; an.l u creditable to ll proprietor. It will be ivMied luoiitlil), and caimol fail to liecoine eiy H.iuUr -l Kjmiiirr. IiiraTHATCIi l'iiji. 'rhb.imbll.atli.il U i.rtalnly a emllt tnlbe I'aclllc coi.. 'I lie llliiMralioin. are from en 1 lit nt d. li!ii. amine, uteit In n adiiilrable iiiaiim r. Thlapiihlliatlniiphuiildcirlainly v will patninli.il. -Colu Hun. Till January number of the iLLinrxAran I'mst Ube. ' fore us. We have tieen thinkini: a field wat otieii for Ju.t I luch a maxrine, and iure enou,;Ti here it it. '1 he pubfikh 1 era are both cntcrnming and CUU0111, know Jut what they rue uoout, on j, 11 we nrniake 1101, uiey win make um pui- iicinoiarirtiaMucceu. Ibe fim number ucotim up " "'. " " ' "' ?" ' ' ' H kJ l.'shirr than tho Orertan I. and will 1 ecome more lnwular thai ... it v. ill t e more univerully real, lcatM loiter adapted to the wanta if ll.e common people. Iteinj; a Paunc Cia.t projuctiuu, and .liatui chieily with I'acllic Coa.i lubject., 11 will undoubtedly command the tupport f every liberal itlirenontliecca.l. We widi and predict for it abundant Mine!. (Napa Keji.ter. Wtt have received the January number of ihe lues. THAltli 1'kkis. and find it all thai lit imhhdicrt claim for 11. Many of trie illu.traiioni are really eleca it, an I the mluletareKOoilaiid pointed. Ilul ltlhef.nl allrmpt of the kind on ihu coaxi, audit deterve hkccs firiliefjM number comet out full Itedccd, prepared wnh inuch care and fireat cxpente. (Volo llvaiucrat. Tiir number before uti. a kikhI our, coniainin ( Mime fifteen choice illustration aid .1 tari;e amount . f cverlleul reaihui; nutlert mi (;oo I, indeed, that we ca 1 hardly eon. icive how it eau be iw.ur I in monthly i.uiubert fur the .mall lumoiTered. Placer Herald. Nw iUauist!. A we go to prett we find Ufore ui ineiininumuerbi ine illvtkaiii rxr.s. Altera ea.iiat " tT inouinern (.aniomian. VI WSNTV.BICHT lucM. embeUithfti with rncravtnnH. m a low prtcr. tvme cf the mc ravin go anil )Kthuit of, itie letter-prr ore eviJ ntly iniiwrte 1, 1-nt ilir jrr Koo-t, and tticre n notlun m lite Imtory t f ait untl litrrary ihiMic cationt in Clifon.M lorncuurase the Iwhcf tlut the Ii ti TKATFli I'nr, woulej live were it rrUirrtj uf ).nne maun. ficiure. JAUAj IIcmIJ, lLM"TKArKt) Pkr A very nt at ami attractive nmnih ly, 'Hie imUtUiert appreciate the fact that the tune ha ini yet arriveil whett a f.ra4-cla t.liM rated jounul can lebti- tameil on tint cuat. 'Ihey propose, haw ever, to supply wliat they conceive to le a want on itm cuat fur ' purr, hjht aJiJ graceful literature.' Al present they tlrpeml largely for their tllutraiion anj ten upon I aiern ail foreign iuei, tntetidins to increase home -uitl urijiiial en Craving a Uit nt circumuancr anil the eiicuuraement Ihey receive wll wS known on ihu lop wranciK-opulIu warrant. I he puutuier ute aircauy we 11 i a amonz Ute root tmerprutnc uf the atmuuiung lama. Aurueua tiaiette, TRY THE DIAMOND 'JA " You will Kecommond it to Your Friends. It will remove all Irimlde In t rrathlng, rlomilnK up of head or throat, li..rli. dull anl h-vlne if llilli.l.itc He One l III.' m. llulll"llato relief, and a leu liottl.acuri iho w.rr.t im of t'ttarrh ami Oilda All niiuk la a fair trial to ..inviiire Ihe mol al.eptl.al ! 3m rruutiiiia, isis ll ii, naiATUN. liTJ HENRY K. CUMMINGS & CO., Wholesale Fruit and Produce Comm.8 hIod BouHe, KHTAIII.ISIlUi 1US. No. 3l Iitttcry Itreet, aoutheaat corner of Wa.hlniitou, Han rruniilsoo, Our Im.lnt.a btlnir eiclu.lielr Oiinmlaalon. e have no luttrtat that lll cotfllcl with Ihoae of the pro. 1 TJ1 jW smx v IF YOU WILL Z hmmono Catarrh Remeoy ' )."VvlaJKt NO DTHIPIW ducer JUi Tb attention of Wool Grower Ii continually Invited to the Thoroughbred Stock Bred and Kept upon the MISHIIVO BANCH Blluate.1 at Ntlen, Alame.1 Connlx, Cab, onlr Ht minute walk from the iUtlon, junction of 8n Jo nd 0. P. K. II. Partlei dpairlns to vlalt our ranch can leave dan Franclico at 3 o'clock 0&mm r. M.. and have an hour at the ranch, retnrnlnii on Overland train at t r. M. Or coming oul return to city it 11 o'clock a. u. The proprltlor make THOROUGHBRED SPANISH MERINO SHEEP A SPECIALTY, llellelnR them to l lh BEST SHEEP IS THE WOULD, AI....V..U WUU.J, .iiuvji... Onr flock ro all lmporlel Hheep, and have no nperlor In the United Hlate. We alwajl hv on hand Ice Toutm RAMS and KWE.S. ol all k''. for Hale at llouonable Price, Hiving time, It required, lo reaponiibl ih City Office 31B California Street, Sn Fntneiaoo. HRVKIUNCK t 1I2I3T, 9R-3m Iniporien and Kreeder ot Bptnlau Merino Rheep. iiiiiiiHIBaWaK -lHaLmHBBSLVLLLVCPfti Pure Blooded French Merino Rams and Ewes, For Hale t ItOHEIlT lllACOW. of Centrevllle. AUnmla OoiinlT, Oal , near Nile Station, on the Werdcrn nd Houthrni l'avlfle Itallroad. Tliee Sheep are iniaranlnst of purodeacenl, (roni the Krenrh luiperUl Flo. k at Uaiulioulllet. AIo a few wcll.hred jrouug Hull of Ihe Durham hlwld. 13vH 3m J& We hve IIM'ure llr.e.1 A"Kr aud 7,m, Krad.aof I'J ..r' It. i-.lliu toe. livtln'tu ThoeewantliiKllu.k mil niidittolh. ir Int.rral l.i rwnd fur pamplilet mi llnidlnir, and to eiaiuiui. our etock ol Aurora lloala and inhiiI.1 Mi. p LANDRUM ft llODOERS. '.lIvMf WaUoiitllle, Mania I'rur. e'ouiit), Oal. je.ILM0rE IMPOBtt" BHECDCB ySuAj&A. hlll.TA.N NttOMI. Keodxcrlptlon In I'a.lllc llural Pre January 4, IS7J. AildreiH N Qlt.MORK, row I.I Dorado, hi Dorado Uoillit), t'al Import m llrtttlirn i f Cashmere or Angora Goats, l'lMti: III.UOI) AND Al.l, (IKADl'.S, For Kale in Iota tn Hull I'urdni" r !iirliidiiii((:iiiililaitliiiHirlrill.v A.F.IH kl.'IIIIIEH, a liatltn ot Aidimiu. For putlculalH apply to H. V. THOMAS, hai ram. uin, t'al. K D. HIIIl'.LAND, Aiihurii, (al. 3viV3m Pure Bred Spanish Merino Sheep. ONE IIIINDIIEII lltlUKrl AND A FI'.W KWEH, llrod from Vermont Stock. A Kirtlon w.rebre.1 hyJEWKIT llltO.ol Kirn Co Can h nt u at Huerner Yarda, Tenth atn la, Han 1 raliuaui. lorner Howard and JKWKTT ft MUNHON, l!oaluiHdltall llutrl Oris If THOS. BUTTERFIELO & SON, Ilrelera tn I lniirtera of lh CoUwold, Lincoln, Iiloeatnr, Tnsel and South Down H II 10 !: I. 4tt FaRm CBL al. ANtiOUA Tim .o,v'r, Now o.T.r for aaln Ihu I'um llrcl and 1 1 lull Orad.a We have a KO.nl lot of Ililrka of cr.MtMa UtWM.li the Colawold ami Huth Down, l-twi-.li Ihe l.lni.ilu and lailteator.ai.il the l.ln.oln and Mrrll.o, llltm IIUriEIIIIEI.D k HON, l'Jyt-lt llolll.'. r. Monterey (flinty, t'al WATT A MoLENNAN, WOOL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MS Hanaoui airnet, rorner Jackaou, HAN FHANCIHCO & llecelve ConalKllluenta ol Wol, Sheep Hkina, llldre, etc. I.ltaral a.lYnri luule lo colialtflior. Ke. p ou hand Hi Iwal .juallty nl W ool hacke, 1 win a. and othr aupplle lllv.l-liii Thoroughbred Jersey and Ayrshire Cattle !' It M A la 10 AUO OltVDEDUIIIIAM YEAIll.ISa IIUI.LH ANDIIEtrEliH, IMPOnrED HILUIAN HllhEF AND UEIIkHlIHIE PlUrl, By UOBT. BECK. Hacrauieiito, bpt U73. oclMt $rl. a.lll rlaaUMIalHlaaawaflara .)l04'-Vl'a.'tllllal,,Qaeral.,ukaeaauuwral uv Iw ..lu I .r via iauu-ali Mall I llaiaaala,lUa laa. redtai.la.al.ae. aaJiaO.mlKia.ae.la.lUaJ.ltalaa. w jLafSafllUIMl aaiiiiiiiHl tiki JUpJMg.'vp-.JtjBlla )unrimornUi!n the and are roniUutl receiving fnh Importation from Friel's Patent Paragon Vapor Stove. PATENT (HUNTED MAY SO, 18TJ. The Great Labor Saver ol the Household. Eimkpmt, CuitKiiKKCK ano 8arTT CoumsEn, JfST THINK OF IT NoW.mi.1, no 3ol, no Col (la, no Mtove Pipe, nn Chtinticjr, no Hmoke, no Aahee, no Dirt, no Wood lioire, no IVal Mcuttle, no hlndllnn Woo.1, but a t'rl.tloii Match, and Iho KlltElNFllLLllI.AHTIN HALF A MINUTE. Oven Hot In Two Minutes. Bleak limited lu seven mliititml llaked 11. an Id Ihlrtjr mltiulisl The llr ettliisutalutl In tuomtnt lid Ihe hounv linheatedt It has no rival In all kinds of (Kiklng and Flat Iron HiatlliK, and coin. bln Economy, Conven ience, Neatn.M, Hafety kiid Durability I The L dlea welcome 11: little e'hlld can operate It, anil Al.la ItKCOMMRNI) IT. Prln from l Ik IJt. acconllm, tn ulrn. Manufac tured and old by WM. FRIfcU., CD an 1 71 Fourth rtivcl. Han -ranclco. N. II. Auenta anle.1 In every town 111 the Hlate. On payiui nt ol fl one Hloi will bo ent (ample. MS 3in.7am .TOHKIMI WAGNKU, MANCrani'tiKii or FRENCH BURR MILL STONES AND PORTABLE MILLS. WWE5w, ''gf (le'ieral Mill Fimilhlm;. Portable Mllla apeilally adapted for lariu. ra' ne, 113 and 119 Mlaelnn uret, Han Fram lac... uvMni TO GRAIN, COTTON AND WOOL GROW ERS. The underelKned re pn parwl tn eilend every facility lu larmeni Mho.lealn. to ahlp Hi. Ir prialuco abroad. We wilt ailvanro Illa'rally on any alilpuienta, only rharnlni; int. rial at tin. rata of 0 per cent, per milium. Fr. Ixht at th rharten.l price paid the alilp, Inaiiraiiie and other iharnia at the low. al rati obtain. able, Hill, in Itllll! llie ahlpier Iho full Vllllla of hi i ropa, while payln I al Ih.. lowent Intornat for hl fund. Any liirlhir iuloriuatloii d.alred will b roiui My furiil.hel J. C. Merrill & Co., 204 and UOU California HI.. HAN FIIANUIRCO. Rope Rope! PACIFIC CORDAGE COMPANY, 'I lila Fa. tory, now In full operation, la pr. pared lo fill allordrra fur Manila Cordage and Hay Rope, Of all liUKllia and varlrlloa tarred or uiitarred of Huin rlor equality to any ever on, nil lu thlainarktl. Tho Wnrkaot Ihtallnuipany are nolo. at.Mltl.at onlera can Im ehlp.( I ilire. I by rail or wat. r. In any part of the hlate, win n mi ih air. d by pur. ftaa. ra. PACIFIC I'OIIDAOi: COMPANY, J, D. FARWKLL, Atrent, KviT.Sui I In Front atri.t, Hau Franclaco, MAIN & WINCHESTER, a)14 mid 210 Iluttery St., HAN UtANCIHCO, Have the I.ari(eat and Heal Aaaortnienl of HARNESS, SADDLES, Bridles, WUII'ri. HADDI.K1IY, HAIIDWAIIK, and OollllI'M Of tiviry deartplliu, of their uwu and otht r luaiiiifacturv, Kvor OITarit on the Fuciflo Cout. Uri.lia.eow II, W, OWES1. Hau Fran. lato. WOOL. K. MOOItE. Hlocklon. OWENS d MOOHK, Uommiasion Merchants. II. al. r III Wimii., Ilmta, I'm ra anil llaam, Omre (ol kroiit atreet, up alaira, Han Franelaco, Itrnurx ra Mur hy, (Iraut .V Co,, faille llrua., M. 0 llawleyii I'o, lel htrauaa A lai., Wiater, Miat. luck k Co., Ilrcht llroa A Co.. W k I Htrlnhart k Co., Han Fraii.lx.i, (Iro W Kldd, Kx , HI.Kktou: Flrat Nalluiial Hank, Hlocklon HrtUui HOItllV'H KANGAROO SHEEP SHEARS. PolUhMl Handle-0, OS, 7, 7H In. Bronzod Hmidlo-0, OX, 7 In. For ale In lot lu aull and at Ihe low. at market rate y LINFORTH, KELLOQO ft CO., Vtholeaalo llaMware, 1v(-3ui 9 and 9 Front afreet, Hau Frauclaco, I M ntV RV1