Oregon City enterprise., April 18, 1878, Image 5

Wit and Hninoiv
How ill white hairs become a i'ool and
jester. - " :
It is more blessed to give than to re
ceive, but it's not as popular.
. The Higher Education of Women
Learning how 10 walk in French boots
with Bix-inch heels.
V -Why is not "the horn of the hunter
heard on the hill1' any more? Because he
carries it in a pocket-flask now.
A correspondent asks whether we be
lieve that women should vote! Well, yes,
when parasols are stolen as freely as um
brellas. An old maid in the We&t End lost a
favorite cat by death, and she had the
akin staffed for a pillow a new variety
of cat-er pillar.
Yoru whiskers are turning gray, Lean
der," observed Mrs. Spilkics the other
morning. "Why don't you shave them
off?" ' "I'd dye first,1' replied Spilkins.
"I didn't know," said an old lady, as
she laid down her newspaper, "that
thieves were so scarce they had to adver
tise for 'em and offer a reward for their
discovery."
Said a friend to a bookseller, "The
book-trade is affected, I suppose, by the
general depression. Svhatkindof bo;ka
feel it most?" "Pocket-books," was the
Jaconic reply.
A Boston writer in alluding to the
musical taste of the Hub, S3ys: "Our
ears have been cultivated until they over
shadow our other organs." Same way out
at Milwaukee.
An Iowa schoolmistress lias been dis
charged because, for the amusement of
of the children during recess, she stood
on her head. One of the trustees chanced
to see the feat.
Mary Ci.kmmeis Ames sajs Isabella
Beecher Hooker's voice "rings with nu
emotional timbre." Aha! Nothing
shiugler about that. Comes from the
roof of her mouth, probably. .
One evening a little girl whose mince
pie had been badly nibbled by mice,
heard a mouse squealing in the wall, and
said "Ah! mousey, you tat too much
mince pie before you went to bed !"
"Yer go'u spend every cent what I
bring yer home for striped stockius', an'
ther ain't nuthia to eat in ther house," is
what a drunken man was telling a bar
ber's pole when a policeman arrested
him.
An Irish servant girl recently boasted
to a lady that at her old place she always
rose at four, made tiie fire, put on the
kettle, prepared breakfast and made ail
the beds in the house before any one was
up in the house.
"I tell you, sir," eaid a dogmatic mor
alist, "that the time is surely coming when
stealing will be a thing of the past."
"How so?" asked a bystander. "Because
there will be nothing left to steal," an
swered the dogmatic moralist.
A woman said to her husband, who
was a querulous man and an uu prosper
ous physician: "I wish you had some of
the patience of Job," to which he re
sponded: "I wish I had, with all my
heart, or the patients of anybody else."
A "parvenu" has a son twelve years
old. The child,who has been well brought
up, is in the habit of tpcaking to the old
family valet with a certain degree of re
spect. One day his father takes the boy
aside and says to him: "George, you are
now large enough to be a little less polite
to the servants."
A RAiiBEU, who was measuring a law
yer for a wig,exclaimed: "Why,how long
your head is!" "Yes," said the leal
gentleman, much pleased. "We 1 twjers
must have long heads." A moment later
the b-irber exclaimed: "Why, your head's
a thick as it is long!" The'lawyer didn't
resjibnd that time.
The simplicity of a rural courtship
was never better illustrated thau by the
following anecdote: "I'm yaua to be
marrit, Peggy," said a hind "to a servant
lass whom he had been in the habit of
visiting. "Ay, are ye? And to whom,
gin J may be allowed to spcir?" '"To
yersel', Peggy." "Are ye?" said Peggy;
"I wish I had keun'd sooner."
"Mr dear child," said an old lady to
her niece, "I'm afraid youmade a mistake
in choosing Ueorge for your husband.
He's the most singular man I ever saw."
."Dayou mean, aunt, that lie is not at all
like other men.?" "Yes, my dear, that's.
just what .1 mean." "Very well, aunt;
but my opinion is that the less he is like
other men, the better husband he'll
make." .
A wao had kept up a continual tire of
witticisms at a social party, when a puri
tanical gentlemau, who enjoyed sermons
and snuff better than jokes and puns,
sharply observed, "If you keep on jou
will make every decent person leave the
house." "That would be a sorry joke,"
was the dry reply, "for you would cer
tainly be very lonesome when left here
alone."
A vounw widow whose aged husband
had died, becomingly appeared two
month9 afterwards at the Paris Mairie to
announce her forthcoming marriage to
her cousin. "Pardon me.madam," observed
the clerk, "but the law peremptorily for
bids a woman to marry within ten months
of her husband's death." "Yes, truly,"
replied she; "but are not these eight
months of paralysis to be taken into con
sideration?" A man was going over atield when sud
denly he saw a bull with head down and
feet pawing the grass. The man went
for the nearest fence, but just as he
reached it he felt himself lifted by the
two masts of the bull, and he fell on the
other side. He got tip, and pointing his
ringer at the beast said, "I'll have re
. venge. I'll get even with you. I've
been eatiug mutton all my lite. Hence
forth I eat nothing but beef."
In the middle of a fast thing with one
of the Sarrey packs on a Tuesday, reports
a contemporary, one of the field, who was
well up on the first flight, went a tremen
dous cropper into a brook. Tiie master
heard the noise, looked round, saw that a
disaster had happened to somebody, and,
turning to the lirst whip, who -was ele
beside him, "Who's that, Will? Hadn't
we better lielp him out?" "Oh," re
turned Will, coolly, "it's only the parson,
sir, and we shan't want him till Sunday.'
Two Germans, fresh from Chicago,
visited New York, and one, well acquaint
ed with the city, invited his friend to
Delmonico's, where a dinner for two and
a bottle of wine were ordered. The place
and tare were praised until the bill of
til was presented. This they considered
an extortion. They paid, however, and
while walking down Broadway the exeit
ed German commenced to swear at the
supposed extortion. His friend said :
"Do not shwear, Yacob. It is wicked to
shwear. God has punished dot man
Delmonico." "How?" "I have mine
pocket full mit shpoon."
The Mammoth Cave.
A correspondent of the llural Home
thus describes this wonderful cave :
After passing what is culled tiie nar
rows, we enter th main cave, which va
ries from fifty to onehuudred feet in hight,
and about the same in width.
TheKotunda is the first place of inter
est. Here the ceiling isone hundred feet
high, and one hundred and seventy feet
in diameter. This immense subterranean
hall was brilliantly illuminated with cal
cium lights by our guide, aud the. effect
wa3 grand and imposing. The floor is
covered with remains of vats, water-pipes
and other materials used by the saltpetre
miners in 1812. Wood brought into the
cave seventy years ago is still in a yood
state of preservation. There are great
quantities of bats here, especially during
the winter, when there are said to be mil
lions in this hall. Oar guide was a jovi
al, good-natured fellow, and disposed to
impose on the credulitv of our partv. He
pointed out a little corn on the floor, with
the remark that it was "the remnants of
corn fed oxen, used by the miners in
1S10," then turning to the writer with a
wink he observed, "That corn has nearly
all been carried off; it is about time
brought in tome more! ' The nitre found
in this cave is the nitrate of lime, and is
said to be formed in part from tiie de
composition of animal life, bats, rats, &c.
Saltpetre was made by re-acting upon tha
nitrate of lime with the carbonate of pot
ash. thu3 changing it into nitrate of put
ash, or saltpetre.
.. From the Kotunda we enter Audubon
avenue, aud after a short walk we arrive
at two stone hov.ses,or cottage, built ronie
thirty years ago, for the residences of
person s a til ic ted with consumption. There
were a dozen or more lu number, who
were under the impression that they
would be benefited by the bracing air
and uniform ttinperat ure of tin; cave.
Thi party remained in the cave some tix
mouths without coining out, their food
being can itd them from the hotel. Tiie
effect they experienced w:is anything but
beneficial, as three of their number died
in the cave, and all tiie rest of the party
died soon after leaving it. Tiie injurious
ellect of the darkness and absence of sun
light was Boon visible, but thee people
could not btj persuaded lUcv wtre not
steaiily improving in health. On Icav
iug the cave, it is said these ponies pre
sented frightful appearances; their faces
white and bloodless, eyes sunken, and the
pupils of their eyes so dilated the iris
could not be seen, so it mattered little
what the original color was, it so ti ap
peared black. " .
Aud now we reach the Methodist
church. This is eihty feet in diameter
by forty feet high. Here, from the pul
pit, which consists of a U dgc of rocks
twenty feet high, the gospel was pre.-sehrd
more than fifty j-ears ago, by home en
thusiastic Methodist. The pews consists
of logs, which remain in their oiiyinnl
position.
Nearly ever' iod of the ave 1ms nune
object of special interest, but time and
space will only ailow us to mention a few
of the most striking and pcculhr.
After pasting the Grand Arch, which
is fifty feet high and sixty feet wide, we
arrive at the Giant's Collin. This i-; a
huge rock forty feet high, tweuty feet
wide and eight feet thick. Tno aspect
in which it is first seen presents a striking
resemblance to a colli a. On the ceiling
in many parts of the cave there are figures
that present a very remarkable likeness
to different animals, and on the ceiling
near the Giant's Colli u there are.-eveial
of the most striking ones. These figures
are composed of black gypsum, which
tests on a white background.
ll.iu Fake. Many families have had
a hard struggle to outaiu food and cloth
ing during the lust year, and it is imt
easy to understand how they have got on
fr in day to day, with small earnings and.
pressing wants. Hut lew have been ic
duced to such extremities as a family
Daniel Webster used to tell of, living
near to him in Ids boyhood. They hu'l
moved to the vicinity of Hanover, N. 11.,
and after he entered Dartmouth College,
his father rcque-ted him to cait on thein.
lie started one Saturday aftcif.oon, and
after a long walk, in which he became
both tired and huni-rv, found tht-m. Ther 1
were delighted to see him, but he felt al- ;
tno-t asliameti o: nis can wneii i.e luunii i
how poor they were. He said, !
.tTi. . . . , f ..I .v . rf !
i Iiey weiewa .una juu a cia. i in:
were reduced to the las.t extreme of pov
eity, and their house contained but one
apartment, with a rude partition tnii:ike
two rdouis. I s:;v how mutters were, but
it was too late to go back, and they
seemed really glad to see me. They con
fessed to me that the' had not even a cow
or any potatoes'. The only thing they
had to eat was a bundle of green grass
and a little hog's lard, and they actually
subsisted on thLs grass fried in the hog's
fat. liut it was not so bad after ail. Tiiey
fried up a great platter of it, and I made
supper and breakfast off it'
We doubt if anybody in New Hamp
shire has been reduced to fried grass lor
food this 3 ear, ho.vevtr much straitened.
Ladiks' Hunting Costumks. Tiie
costume of a hard-ridir.g huntie.-s of the
present day consists of a short, ciost 1 y-lit-ting
hsbitof blue cloth, or different shades,
or i f li;ht "iay, with collars and f,icin--s
corresponding with the uniform i f the i
hunt, when it is of a distit cti ve ctjurae- I
ter, f-uch as tin; Beaufort or the Pyteh'.ey. 1
A tall h.i.t, well curled -,t the '-rims; a!
white neckcloth, with neat gold pin;
stand up collar, and la-r, nit least, high
boots of varnished leather, aud a hunting
crop, with, of course, a drab ulster of
many capes, to wear when dming to cover
in a dark-green or oak-colored do' csii t,
drawn by a very clever stepper, with the
nattiest of grooms alongside. Jfome
Jovrmtl.
A I'lZZLKO I'i.AT.
1'iants sleep :.t !
night, as i well known, bnt their si
ecp-
liiir iioiir urn ;i nvitir.r .t i...i.:t ... i
, . nana a:in can
easily ic aisturbe-l. A French chemist
receutly exposed a sensitive plant to a!
bright light -at night and placed it in a
tarK rot m iiiinngtlie oay. The plant at
rirst apiiearc l much puzzled. Itoneictl
and closed it- leave- irrcenlarly, in ppitc
ot the artificial siiu beaming upon it nt to wear. Just at thi i time the found a
night, and in the daytime it tome times i package in the mail containing a fashb-n-awoke.
It finally submitted to the'"!jly made t-ilk dress. The temptation
change, unfolding itself regularly at ! ws to , str. iil( f. r her powers of resiat
night, anil closing in the morning. " ! ance, and the" stole the lobe and woie it
- . ! to tiie p n ty. 8ha was an ested and tried.
"While out huntinir durin"a late storm i '-'r shtme and sorrow made nicii sn im-
a Texan encountered a herd of bewil-,
dered buffaloes iiumhHrinr rm. i
grown ones and about I'lrty calve. Tiie !
onnw !tt nrnn tt. rt .-. .1 . i. i
" " ' ' ' " i4'.llit ,0 llU. (ICTIIII
f r.t ir o?. rl. 1 V -
v .v otiit;t i;ut Hi lr 1 tever-i ,t.v. yrjuj iti y ic.i- in inei.i. on
al days' htird work he secure.! the entire ! 1'ttrot,'c'1 love I" please whose f uicy
lot in a natural corrnl in the bend of a ' s,e Pt '-e tue dress, urged the en jige
stream and, proceeding to the nearest ' ment' imi taey were married the day td
town, sold them to an entcrpiisiurr dealer' ter thp ,riul
for $.")00. j .
Join hands only with the virtuous.
The Silver Millennium.
The passage of the silver bill having
secured unlimited prosperity to the coun
try, filled the pockets of all men of all
classes with jingling coin, made every
body wealthy, reduced rents, our dowu
the price of groceries, abolished taxation,
secured good weather and large creeps, re
duced trie price of flour, doubled the price
of wheat and corn, we alone, in all this
jubilee of happiness, sit down and weep
in abject and comfortless sorrow. We
have lost a "subject." "Hard times" is
(or "are," how is it?) a thing of the past.
We can never write about "hard times"
of the present as compared with tle "good
old times", of the past ugain. Never.
There are, (or is, as the case may be), no
more hard times. There will be no more
failures to talk about. No more savings
bank defalcations. Why should a man'
run away with other people's money now,
when he has plenty of his own? Tramps
will be tormenting honest people by cm
iug in and throwing down a $20 silver
piece, size and weight of a stove lid, and
demanding change therefor. Every man
will have to saw his own wood; wood
sawyers all too well heeled to work for
money. (We saw" our own wood now, but
tor slightly different reasons than those
set forth in the preceding' sentence.) The
millennium is only iibout three weeks
away, as nearly :i we can judge, and the
peaceful, happy millennium is no kind of
a circus for the newspaper. Xo more
grumbling. Xo more excuses for not
paying bill. Too much wealth every
where. Too much monotonous gruideur.
Already we grow weary of this vast, il
limitable, changiless ea of glittering,
jingling money; we the of the cue. va
tioii aud li-jsitude of luxury and wealth.
Take it away. Take it bide. Tke away
from our short, ambitious life ten thou
sand years of nerveless, sordid, passion
less, money-glutted eIf-coi ten t and give
us one day of biaeing, tingling, rare,
magnetic, Arctic poverty. Give (A.h,
thank?. A ci er examination of our
personal accounts and private books dis
closes the inveicsting fact that wo have
it; we have a littie uire of it than we
thought- we had. We think we have
enough to i:if t into the wi-le-spread reign
of silver luxury at -hast three or lour
d is. We find that it h r ifher bra iugcr,
tingli.'iger, rarer, magncticker, and some
what Art-ticker than we i it Sled for, but it's
all right. Any person aillicted w-ith a
cataract of wejlth w ishing to trade for a
day it two of i', can be accommodated
by writing to thi column). IurUnjUii
lLvrk-Eije.
The L'oniiitice i f ;t Nun.
Mother Theresa, the oldest member f
the order of Carmelite Nur.s in Amciica,
died i:t ;i bt!e hour Monday, at tbe con
vent ( f the oriler, comer of Caroline and
Did. lie streets, in the Slat year of her
age Her name in the w.wld was 3Iis-s
Mary II. bewail, anil her birthplace was
at Georgetown, ). ('., in 1797. llei fa-
ther as
war, and
an i tlicer
tin; Revolutionary
it is believed
was a member of
Cen. Washington's stall, lie was wound
ed in battle, and Cen. Washington, who
was particularly interested iu him. stopped
on the battlefield until his officer's wounds
were attended to.
Mother Tbeiesa, when a child, was a
pet of Gen. Washington, and often sat in
his lap. When nineteen years of aire
she took the veil and the vows of the .or
der at tiie only Carmelite convent in this
country at that time, which was in Cha' ies
county, Md. The cause that led to her
taking vows, as told by herself", is rather
singular in its character. Sh was cn
gagvd to b; married, and the time for the
weddiug had been fixed. ,i-.u: was called
to attend the fntu ral of an intimate
friend a young lady of trmarkable
beauty whose, death had been a severe
affliction to her. The burying ground was
tome distance from her home, and the
coffin which contained the body of her
friend a as borne the w hole distance, as
was then the cii-tom, upon the shoulders
of pall-bearers ly an accident upon
the way, thecoffbi slipped from the grasp
of the bearer, and the b dy of 'he dead
girl, clad in its white r .i-e-, uas il . r. otn
out upon the roadside. Mi-i S-wa'tl, wb-
w as a near witness of the atN-i "cut. w as
so terrified by the vie v of the le dy that
j-be inimediattdy resolved upon a life of
rclijiioi-.s seclusion. Her cngagemeut of i
niarriaro w as iuoiveti. ami sue tit o;:ce en
tered the convi nt.
About iii'ty vc ir.-. ng lh.: c. luvetit was
transferred t ' J) i iiinoie ai d located on
Aisquiih streer, .vliviv ihs Getin .n (r-4
!i;fj Asviilin now stands. Tour e.'is
ago it was moved to its present location.
Djiitig ei.ty ye-its Mother Theresa has
been a prominent member of the order.
and has l.eiti tl.e posittou ot sopoiior tor
.1 . ..,.,.. ,I. Ct... l.o.I
l i ici in si m i in t e j c-'.i s c w ii. o ill. ci
charge of the Ai-'tjiiith sheet convent
when it w as threaten' d by ;ui excited mo!
in 183o.
Tiiere are now twenty-tvo members of
the order in Baltimore, and only one other
convent of the kind in America, which is
at St. Louis, jMo. JJaltinote Sun.
' What Eov(-ation' Doks. Jake was
heard cailini' f-cros. tiie fence to his
neighbor's son. a c ilored youth who goes
to school. at the Atlanta Colored Univer
sity :
"Look hyar, foy, you ,v- tcr school,
don't .yer?'
"Yes, sir," replied the boy.
"C.ittin' eddyka.shvin, ain't yer.'"
"Yes, 3ir."
''Well, it diiji'L luke two whole days to
make an hour, do iti"
"W'y no!" exclaimed the boy.
"You w tis g. vine ter hiinsr dat hatchit
back in tin bout, warn't vovi?"
"Yes, sdr.'
"An' it's bin tvodays sitice y er bor
rowed it. Now, what good's eddy kashun
gwiue ter do you tlitck-skullcd niggers
when yer go to school a whole year tin'
dtn can't tell how long it takes to fetch
back ti hatchit?"
The boy "ot mad and slung the hatch- t
...
over tiie fence an
had w av tnro'.iyli an
ash barrel,
A rov.NG lady Post mistress of a Vir
gima town recently lonml lierseil in a
dilemna. She was invited to a ball, but
like Flora McFlimsey she h i 1 nothing
)U!f'--10'i on tiie Judge that, in pr. mount.'
iiiir tiie .-enft nr.p. h win mT.ot.-d to tei.is
Tiie fe,l!enc,: whs the liq!it-st in Id- .Liver j
trtinflWl ilflfl Tl.t." oit,l..t ,.r-o !
I 1113 I'.if., t'V Wl...., .
nmi ii.J, I...I.U-, n, ,. ti....
Clean oil-cloths with milk ami water;
i brush and soap will ruin them.
COURTESY OF
UNIVERSITY
DTT-DVITT t?V r
1
Incurring1 a Tremendous Risk.
They incur a tremendous risk who sojourn
or emigrate to reside in districts where mala
rial disease is prevalent, without .medicinal
rneaus o fortifying Hi ir systems against the
periodic scourge. ,Tlie danger to bilious
subjects, and to those who lack bodily stam
ina, is-. particularly serious. A preventive
and curative- agent of known anii-iuuluriul
cllicacy should be frequently used and con
stantly kept at hand by fiich persons; and
on none cau they rely with such certainty of
protection and aid us llostetter's Stomach
Bitters. This grand specific roots out every
vestige of the malarial poison from the sys
tem, and endows it with an amount of vital
activity and repelling power that nullities
the influence of miasma. It also prevents
and remedies disorders of the stomach, bow
els and liver, which are particularly preva
lent in malarious regions, and Is an incom
parable geueral invigorunt.
Physicians of Ligli standing unhesitating
ly give their indorsement to tne use of the
Graefenbersr-MarshaH's Catholicon for all fe-
'raa'c complaints. The weak and debilitated
nna wondenul relier Irom a constant use of
thi3 valuable remedy. Sold by all druegiat.
HAO per bottle.
Wan'teu. A good Agent in every cii3
town and village in tin; United Statep, t-
take subscriptions for the Co.vmehciai. Ad
vocate. Good inducements will be ollered.
Write for terms aud full particulars. Ad
dress Co.MMEiit'iu. Advocate, M Montgom
ery Street, San Francisco. Ju.
V.Alt OF SoLDIIiKS AMI WliKJWS
Pensioned for 14 days' service-. Write Col.
L. litnghani A: Co., Ati'iv, Washington, I). C
ilKRIilNE purines the blood. .
ilEKBlN'Ii is nature's own rein.-.H
HE II BINE is a household Wcss,m..
IICIIBINE should be used by every family
11 EUlilNE coiitiiins ijolhing i.'ijuiious ;o
the. ssn m.
i i KKoI NIC s:l:oui; not be confounded nitli
cheap tio-Iriiins mad j t- sell at a low price.
ii KKBINK is worth f ?.)',) n not:.- i..t ;my
person who need it, hut is son! for jei.o:j per
hor.le.
HKltlJIN'E eh.MiM be in the hand- of every
tirsl-elrts drn
'is.t. Ask voLu- iii u-isl for
it, and. if lie lias no
dozen l.ot'!-.
i,o.
J. W. SHAEFFF.lt CO'o lilliCEN -SEAL
C'lUA arc uiad-i from linest i Lavaiia i'o
b teco. SacrjiiiciiLo st.. San Fran'-i- o.
l'111-eioi-.lit;; Agency.
Any parties 'leslpms vt liavius goods a:rct!is.ea lor
tlicui in Saa Francisco can th so by a:1cir.'fsij!j Mrs.
W. II. Aiihky, who wiil teuii samples .r pooilK for
I'utir lnepcctioj,. To tiie luUin I would say ilu-.t I
Imvea ti;st-ci;s establishment fur !rvs--inakliiK, uml
aai jtrepureit r exi?eit? cotuitry order Villi IUja'cli.
nolutf i;i,)4aifiHl in bufluesM here I have the m!vtnta;r(;
of buy in.? guwid direct iVojn the Importer at whole
sale, and would give my patrons thu hiaietlt ol tame.
Oood.s parch ted ami srtit C. o. O. Svnd forCirciilur.
Addres Mu.s. W. II. ASiiLl'JV Sillier street.
Itooni 51. ban Franc i.:...
t.'A.N AKV tlmUs. XrulU i to ."), (Kilit C, l..l. to KI!J
part i r the country, .send 1 ;r circulars lo A. I.o?.i er,
Kearny Street, Sail Francisco.
A i.i. , V olographs uuai'.e at the New Vei k (laUery,
No. Third St.,S. F., are sjaurantee I to he ilrst claas.
i'rii es to suit the lilacs. J. 11. Pr.rKlw, I'rop; jetor.
i'Ho ion metis i.t ca;eriur limna at Mui&u'k l'aiact
of .Al t. It; .Mniiijroii;ery sueet. San Krttiicicr.
lie I'l Kr.K.-ic .t Cii.'.s Patterns, bprins styles, bend
ftamp lor eatalo-tc. 1 t IW .San Francisco.
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t) or t P ii,! Card-
-!' the Oct- hi. " rtv.wif h name-'
I'S. .. It.M I s ! KO.N.I-SMl.N. v
HL'MAN HAM:: Th- Cheapest A No. 1 M-.,.Is in i ho
. L"-v:. A A MI'M IN .1 lo secoiul Sir. -et, " I-
'pjiK HKsr ii'.csk foi: aV;T-:xis; (ToonsTs
J- AOLI.l: A- t o., 1 t I'o.-t trt ' t. Sail Fratieie..
X'"-,UV. ,'ll'"'- !"""- N'ee Novelty with Cata'.oi.w
i.'' in:. II,k.k, it,:, i'. i;i l'i:::r.i.ij:,-t)r,,',:M.
OCAWCK CCiOGS, i.oi.Vu, I'lioto-i. L,-.
W31'A aialofe-ai',.. i'MiislJook to. hit-ago. 111.
ir nix. vkt. in ;sai.i:s,. t..nui: vunvirs
.,., ''"!, ;Vt,i' ia iy w.mts it. ss.,,,,,,. i,y nuni.
. ets; ortlijt!.s.Ai.ia:n .v i;o.,i ii j',,,, sr., n. t .
jJFWINU MACHINK AT 1' At il.M KN'Ts. 'xVi-lUF.S
Mo. IO Ihuii Mir.a, .Nan jt'r.mrinfo.
OI'I'UltriXITYi We.'e.ire -,
(Joas; i ,r s tie oi' very prolitahie -o.
"'""PAT I'-irne iilaro. Atlmnemu f....
nt, on Paclilc
ids. F.neiose
:'! ISr'oM'fMnv
EVOLVES FREE
........... w .. , k, ikcj S'l., il'
:rn!t. l'n.
,VTI.W!,s,t N.) hLTIKS. UjV.EzV riUC-l -S Th
1V,,,1"! money tor agents. All the ..st seiLim o,U
in St.iU,..It.Ty and Noo,..:a. Cat il,,-.,,. ; w s ij o '
p.,i;j
KIStI KIT J'ATIKUNS Hi nt rr.... i, ion
x
circular!, a.htre .l.K. W.(;oi:. Man.-.,. ;-ii.'
on receipt of sain pie pi ice. A';iinlB wanied. Vr
(5aLl? hai rc.novcd lo ;.V4 MarKei M., s.un b ran
Cisco, ceriier oi k ony-ltr. tjliaail.,erlain i.,, d ,a,.-
SEKO' FOR ,fT I
MOWAI;b WATCH. "
l:ir:e tft.-s s--.
Mlv.
r Ktciu-lt'iiMiins Knrin.'.iV. 'r uTvi'vl-i. .
MXVSt.,,m 0ie,a ,:.;:viii(i s, K'rwy ,'..S. F
0 TO A 'lm"' AjTOiog Wauffl. an be!t m-r-I
I ' iicK. in j lie world, hue Lsumple tVeii.
UUU A.n.niJdl Uiio.NaN. Oeiroti, ..jjch
MMlKKiKic
Ll li AND COXFIiSlsIOWs in.-. out v it i i t.-
I -1
cdlnia hy haiidr.-.u ia everv ..n.,o- " '..V
once lor territory and UO for omfil. lii ' nionev In
n.ij.AB:ncy.Aj;.V!io.KJ&
A ! h:st-ci..s.s A;Ksri can hkaij of
IV an oppottunity to engage in :1 ii..-ht, plciisant and
iiioney-maKin-JT t.u.e.nesrt ny apply-h,,. imniediMtely or
K. ndiii- lar eireniiii i to liItt;j.K llit.s.. f',,t
btieet. Sun t r.ineineo.
fSlfl-SnF" a dav sure niacii' hr Atrmn. c..i:i.. .
IU? JLO Cl'i-oinos. Crayons, liciuro uad Clm.mo
... .ii.,.,. I, Ca.-ds. . s imples, wortii S5. ncnt.
i.si ip.im, ...I . .in i,. illustrate I ( aia'osi.e l !.
.1. il. 11UFFU)'.S M)N&, jsj. j-rJ,'.i.Vi;v
QUICK F03 THE SPRING TRADE!
K.JIlUMKIi 4s :0.. 7H Montuoiiierv St.. fS. F.
S IAkLJAHLJ WATCHES ! ,a,Xl "EWX
W atelirs and SCenl .! ollv send for our Ii!es-
irHveu look, wnn n we w in mail lre to nnv m ilif i
oar pneei win arlonisli yon. ltlTNKV. t'OOKK
iJi.'i.-A-Tl 1111 r,rli!L c,iu ai;o.r1 . Drawer f.4.
IftU? Vn st? If not. send your ad-
imL i uu tire ami we will iurnisli voit ire hr
inuil our lieant fal Ilius: rared Hook in I'lieh you Will
Cuit many article which tain lie Willi pleagure.
or sold with protit. Address WHll'NKV, t'OOKK
ft III. 1. Doover ill. I S t St it e btreet. C'liie;i;o
rAN'Ti;i)-.MAI.F Oi; KEM l.K AliKXTi TO
V soil (joldiiian's Ci lehrated l' ireanil WuUt i'rool
Mapie t ement ( in liiiiid form ) lor rcpuiriiiK broken
ware: the only ni Mcie of its kind now in use, winch
is Kiiarantertd hy the inventor as represented, conse
quently the mes: saleable, article in the Jiinvlset: rc
t ilW d at '-"e. and "Oe. per lmtt'e. liepot, iOi. Mar
ket Mreet. hetneen (th and 7th. Sin FrawUco.
INFORMATION WANTED!
T
TWO ATTOItNK Ysi-AT-LA V.' OF l.AKGK FXI ;:
L rienee. one of wlean hus occtipU'd Uie position of
.ludte. w ould like to locate in same live and crow inir
Town on the r.ieihc Slope, to enra?e in t!a- priicr'c e.
of law. Information in r. a ird to dill'erent loi-aiiutis
will he thankfully received. Address
.11. It. It iill K. CMti-. KaiiKit.
ARMES & DALLAM
lUVI HKMi'VKIl TI1K1K STOCK OP
! 'oilii Ware, Twitios, Clmriiis,
liriistit's, ote.,
Tfl jl Slhi - (17 FrOUt StfEPt
MJ iiwsil WUHUI,
' . . . n
Eet. dhioraia &ad Pine, Sin Francisco.
E it H AT 1 0 'il A L Ht3TELs
n isrt t-(H Jiesi i:; ... r.in S-rn m-i-r .
l SO u:il tf Hel rsi; PAV.
ti. C. t'ATltiDuK. - i'mirtucioi.
HTyvs .'.? i trl ;ot:ii?.. ':; i-f...r-fintci
oa, wi:l h!way8 lw in srama? at tr.e una--j u
CCCTVjr paiStDgers to tiie IUt-! fre.. tVBe sure yon
gei. lul-j me ritnt t,oti-i: if yoa On.-t.tm-y wiu
ni 5 I STsTi -AOEiiTS IN EVEItY TOWN ;
Si rl H Sri! iKa "n l wt"11,'n r,,r l)U5iness.
ajfsii I 1 fF Kare elmaee ro rnajcc money. ONE
t Oil I Ct OOLLAi: for tweniv ronra v.i.i,...-
3.
BANCROFT LIBRARY,
OF CXIFORNIA,
AT TCY1DL1TA
CALVERT'S
CAK8ULIC
SHEEP WASH
S per pallon.
T. V. JACKSON, San Frsa
cUco, Sole Agent for the'Fu
cilic Coast.
J. & P. H. TIEEELL & CO.,
IKPOHrRBS AND MANTtFAOrrBSRS OF
BOOTS AMD SHOE
SO. 41 ClAY HTHKKT,
Between Sansorae and Battery, SAN FK AN CISCO.
Mar.nfacfnrerB of Men g. Boys', Toush'g, and Chil
dren's FINE CALF HOOTS.
Orders solicited and promptly filled. All sizes and
qualities made at the lowest murket prices.
Please examine the (roods aud orices.
CAUSTIC SODA!
. (;OLIIl MAVIS i CO., o---tiKKKMlAXK,
CIILOHIDi; OF I.I 31 1'., Ac., Ac, ,tc
T. W. .IAi'KsOX, ll Sicraineiifo m ,s;m Tran-cie.-,
Mauufiicturera' Aei;t.
LOS GATOS flURSERIES,
S. NEVVHALL, Prop'r, San Jose, Cal.
A liinre and Mi neral assoi tiii"nt of Krnir and tlrn.i
mciitai I rec-i, Kverprie.-iis. 1- lowering ishrnijH, I :..&,
(.reenlioitse 1'i.uits, li rn pevmeu and small fruitb, etc.
id.tX'd line Almond on A'niou I stocks. 1 otter lor sule
a well :isorted, e!l jt-own and liealihy s-ock. jX
topped stalky frnif (i ces a specialty. Address,
S. NEVVHALL San Jose Cal.
BOOES,
WINDOWS,
r KltlllT.-i. :)l:li, VVU.V.Y. &: For 1rciil:.rs
Hu'l I'oTtier ini'ortiiniion a.iilr.-ss IC. II. K II'
TKMHSK & t o., 'ia iiiit y '4 C iUiornia M.. S. I'.
"if
c o m Mission merchant
ill) f.ivix Mri. i.
S:ill I'l-anclt
Woo" l.a-. 'I Mine, Micep M.eais, siieen Wasiisci.
&li!pli!ir i.mi i'olmcc.i tor :-aic.
CAROLAI'CQRY & Co
IRON .VKTXD STEED.
Agents for Pittsburg- Slcei o:ks.
S7i?iaI EES) S.'aSsibrcaiu Hi.,
AMERICAN EXCHAH5E HOTEL
SAN ntAXCIKc
T WMll -1 Id and pioiiiinr Ii H-! hus foi' jt.
.A. -e n.iry l iteri d t ' tin- ivani.1 . i t.
.rtet of u
ie lltilli'r.
iiioi. miT.w, si ii in.: t 'aitti rnia i inn! an -vieri
enced i.:iit ein:.:i, mmI ii is lii- , mi,,., wdh is j,
riillli dent qn. irnn tee t '.a l
lVrt, iol Ijlviiisr. ( It :if!iit(
And tlip Ki-iif rsi,' vv;-i!f.ire of t- it-nts will .. afe,.rt.V
t:) a!J. 'I'll' tatile will ii,. forrii hed -.vitli tbw be-' t'ie
riKirket Jii'i i.'i. Ueiaiotii'iriv ,-nid t.l.!i-ii - eN rk
aiid (Mret'.il Wuiiers in. aiciid i 'cs Tl.h b-w t tin
urn-1 cfiilri'.tiy b.eate-1 any ii l:ip t-.y. .Mee
car ; ; .- i d'.or i er I o tini ;t-s. 'i lie l.olei
i-oa-:i ii i t-ii ry i.'ien;'i'rs lo un.i ir.i'.i no- l.-.o-r.
fr
oi.::i:e. Pi ices fr'-tii M.5t to !j.:ia p,.r ,;iV.
u V1- v. V V
n o W Vi v-. .i v
--
JOI 2 Ii Jv) m , Vi K. .
1 i'--T Ti;i;:-.T. san f ::a :--- i.-. i i;
.-;d:-it .aa lu-M iw i::e.! .:ot..s..i s.-'n: f.j:
i-) ) Itn: v -j-t. l-.:t'-: it !!.,;. : it;: :
o. ;i . r r r. c ' v: -: . ; - tercir-r--; iL ti r::!i:".-w.-j;i
ju'i.:i,. . ni.'.-.iij i....i c'.i: no.-iK'-i ::i
ii-d lrc- vri j-P'it. :;t .
100,000 Itos.
CHOICE SfaOKfiiG T08ACC0,
rack- d in t-vi-, l,.n:r and ei'Sit ihhi.-k; !nic!c-i from
Forty to Sixty-five Cents per PouatJ.
i ie-s.' I o.cicci
l!i be r.iuiid M-perm- to nnv in the
lllnlhtt I'-iVtiil' pi We w Hi w,i.. t
ii.:re-i in to:-ot n-.r !.w than live (5i ittiiis, ' ( I)
Address,
any one
1311IGCJS ci CO., ToliACcoiiist,
:4 t ii -it 1 ."-f7 Market .!., twin 1-lancif-co.
He lit i 1. Xirli Itoriii- sunt ::.
Iriiliii' ?i ;-!2ii:' is oniv MacJiiec th.it
v. ill succedl every hcr. Ii tr.nkcs the bct
of weiis iii'itny soil or rock. One in in and tine
horse can make from .iti." t S..") s Jr.v.
Circulars and reference sent Pat
ent Rt'-.tiT S'.vini.i Ad.irci
I.OOS31H i XXSlATi. ill TI 7i, OHIO.
A T tti ir iv noTTiiM ri;n i:s Donin.r, vtini
V Harnt!i-wiHi I-ittln-r ira.-. . uli .oiiipi.-ie, Ji to
W i I'l'i- st.. Sin-.ci Riir ti:irn--. ;. to er t
:nill.)rnl:r.Sa.lol.-. .ft n ; t-cti. With s-.nclios. M.ic
b-ul.licH.nti l -.Mcl ideor A n-ertcan tr,s, t..t.-i eneli'
Ord.-rs Pv M ill or Kxpre- proniptlv and taithfni'v
filled ni i-misd ctr- n cin(r:i!;te-d. V. n VI. l i
M il iu t M., San Frat-iv-o,Wlmlei,uo 5-a.iiHi i y lJeaicr.
cbfiSOLlDATSO OF
Sewing Machine Agencies
M-UlilNK- OK A IX Till: l'.KST AM) I 1TIT
impi ov, d Uind at yrearly leunced f rices.
SAKUEL IIIIjIi,
:eiiei-ul Hcaier m Fewins M.ic'.iines and Oil Stoves
U New Moiituoniitry fctrc-.-f. ,snn riatiei.-. .
pi.F.Nriii
w e .atthnin in business t? vi-.o-a ...
ttirari.n. Our 4x-k c-r -f-'i &y. : f ' t j.
r, una eouMin none tint biiumtu pi -i-
,...,,... , ii, ,i nr; I., - j:; . ;.; . .lc .
nevrltvttrmfni ai..w.i-,s.-ntrn..v(.nu.it s r ir.K :-
and description of cch f.Lir.t.v.-.t'i j-t- rn- " I
toculrTatno-tiifuliT. i!iK):?.!i:.i t;i ;-t";
CIhvhkt ltn.T Xc.Krv.Tei. Wt t:r-''iti 'tt
J. ROCK'S NURSERIES,
SAX . O M K. t; Al,.
b'or Sale this season aLaif;e au.M'oniplcu: Mock of
Fruit and Ornamental Tress!
Kverp-eenp, Shrulis, and Flowerinp Plants, Oratice
and L-n-.oii Trees, American and .J.irv. ne.-e 1. rsini-
inon, .MM. I. earn. Trees In iarire varii-tv. Ii.tr.lv
IMiiin and Drnainetitai PPmts. V t irg- assortment
.i f Small Trails, eie. tffVnr i ompi.-te L-st n.tI.i
for a fafoloifi.e. .II1V tttlCli. Hail .on-.
Oil for Family Use.
NONPAREIL
H.. I.vtdea
t lie lest.
ASTRAL
BEVOE'S
OS I., latl defj. Fire Test
In 1, 2. and .".g-ilion cans.
BEVOE'S K"ct;n"-
;c:it;: yi. i;i. tiii:, a-di,
I j ; t l.l FOBS l a Sr.. ItooV 1". - KV t l;.lM-wi.,
.-. -.'j----. r r ta:'.. KfVA KtytKi t t".
Apyc.'V.'A crcii'.v.'issi'r.iit any po n.in fccfkict r. ;h m-c-
! o ::-i ii ,o .r.ibie -livini:, -.n hnvo fc- nt t . i;.e-j"
- i.arti.il. s-rvie,ii.e im. M.rneco Jinkii-'iT.i .
yi:::u i o-.-tiiiiosr lo the rnd.;r-iVi.... 1 J!i cents. . inc,'.n
:tiii.i ii particulars of o.ir buni.w, ind full intnrtuution
ti'i-.v to otiiain f iee tiie ereutest a: I !tci h. ,l i o.
v -niion , of the a Adcirefs A LKKHT DU i: K KF. '
v .7.. i i ; -.uir.r. Jit.. Ccu-aao. Pn!iliiii,
KTinc Utrfjy," iiimiHnsocircnlation built ni by ascm.
H.OUSEY & BRO.
113 Saascme Street, aa Francisco,
5? :n"w"" d I'ealers in every V.-t n;.
. ......... u &
.ilFlES.cHOT-CuSS A83 PISTOLS
AU .v. r..tiif I'i.i?it.oaeh Uht- I i.nu tn-';.--.;. d
ly mail. I w t-i-..a...... w . . .. - ?
100,000 lbs.
EXTRA STRONG
TOBACCO!
FOR-
SHEEP XDIP!
k. meiGGs & co.,
525 and 527 Market Street,
Tinnn floor.
Mutt 1'ranriM'O, Jlarcli 1, 1S7H.
TJATCKK'S TKIE HKHK1Y, HIl.-
-LN pared from Herbs, and Is highly recommended
as a specific for Cancers, Tumors, Scrofula. OH Sures
niieutufttistn, and diseases of tiie Throat, Lnn,rs.
Liver, floweis. Kidneys, Itladiier, Blrod. Ac. This rurf
and invalua'iie cotni-onnd U well known to thonsiwi!
None irenuine hut tliose containiuK the Fctype of M
DUCTUS F:I;I)KN'ASDK;:Zi;ii itmuiuslde xvrappel.
lTi: per liotiie. or t'nree I'm- V. SoM !
CKANK& BUKJilAM and C. F. ItlCHAUVS
Whtl-!e A seats. San r rnncico.
.. ' X- IllalfilWIll
us; u ve Pji ill T.i
!j I.W.TABER & CO iSi.Ti
M 7 rno-iOCiBAPU In V W. St t'i
:j !; t olol
J7 ",t t.-.-c
A xl Hz worli
:j . uiiyiiyi ciuo ii ftjiu lilt- V- .
'A r? 7 t.-i -t.!oi. TIi-s class of j&,
i J . ..i ...
work especial If in the hLh PJ
ever
tlits
ex In lilted in Yj-lL. J?j
Sis. -"J w " C-
w. . -,
. ArLisLic Photographers,
S'. Moi-.t.i-miery St., near butter, fcaa Vraueisov.
6fOrtsritistoM.if Chromatic, splierical and Prom-
?n:i(5 I'tiDt.-riii.li!.. Kiiiarint; l'liotoKraphs from
Jaril to Lite Size, lu Oil. l'a-tel or Water colors, made
i spe'iaitv.
WHITTiEFf,
BRYANT,
LGKC FELLOW.
A superb life-size portrait of eitlier
of thesa favocito ioets will be sect
vrith tho ATIAIITIG KOKTHLY
for 1873 to any one remitting $5.00
direct to the Publishers.
THE ATLAXTfO FOK 178
-1
VVJ LI. r REsEXT
Serial storie v IV. 11. l-,;-.V,!i. H-nry .t.uivs. .!r
and W. 1. iiowc!'3; S!cirt s oil' s iiv I". it. A! Iric'.i
it.ise Terry Cooke, (.'oii-tnin-u r . Voo':.-.oii. .1. V. lie
Kore-r, r.n 1 orhcr f.icjri te writf!-: s':-:.Mc)ies and
r.-isHy ly iark Twain ir,i.'. -!i.i. lntdiey Ws-m-r;
1 Desct iptioi-ij of Foreign l.iie and 'I'm vet ly
Story. T. I'-. AldricU, and '. K. Xott,.i;; .Studies
froni Kreni-ii. ternmn. find Lfi.i-'i ity-Ws iie::rv
,l:imw, Jr., V. I). IlowelN, liar: : V. Pre-tou, and
others-. r.n.-ins !y Wliitri.-r. I.-n: -t:V!Io-.v. -uid
I!oin;es: Artistic and Musical Topic-; T!;e t'oi.ff ;'o
utors' Ciuii, universally popuiar.
Tkp.-js of the tlath:: single nuiiil.-tis, X5
ot-tt. Yi-ar!y snlricrip'-i'ii , ;- i i. : f'Oiiie .';
with lif-'-sie jii.rti-.it t' VVIiittier, llrvai.t. or t-onji-fallow,
i..m : vrir-i two portraits, r;.o : witli li
three iiot traits. ?.(0.
.l'K'rAL (..' III:. Ttid XovemHer and I)-ci-ni-I'T
nnmlHTH of Th k Atux i t' fo:ilaitmif poems i y
WhiiTi.-r and Iy",iii-t--ilov,'. and t'M- c'.iniinencetn- nt of
Mr. r.isiiop's new siriai siory, 'Ui tniold." will be
niiii:i d free to ml new hiih-cri !vi s to Tiik A iL.:,r:i-
t'or is;-;.
i:mittap-c I'f tit.-i! ! rlioi.Id lie ?.nt tiy a ln -m-y-r.rtier,
draft o!i New York r r...;-tii. or rei.-'- reil
letter, t- II. o, H.ifOll 1 x v Kiversido Piv.-.
Caniliridnte, Alas.-.
H. 0. HOUGHION A2JD COKPAIi r, EOSTOK ;
HURD AND KOUGHTON. 2SW V02.TC.
GLAQDMG. MBEAN &C0;
Terra-Cotta Chimney Tops and Flues,
Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Etc.
(273 Market Street.
SAN FR A SCI SCO, I310 an1 1312 Market Street,
( 15 and 17 h'cA Ulster Street.
OAKLAND, 1170 and 1172 Broadway.
Manufactory at LINCOLN, PLACER CO., CAL.
Agents at FiinciPal Points.
JxT'Sciid for IlloMrated Catalogue and Prte
If EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES J
jfeaa Tin-f; rc.it l'.i-i: is.-1, Ht,iei v. Tnt-r is ii!iq:ip
tioucli v no ii;f-- i. nieilc s i .-ertam in its t ilV'-tn
AS I'll M A . WJNTIOK ol'tiil. it ',t i N I'ii 1T1 s and
I.Isi.'lUKlis OF ill K TIIIOAT .' iilce yield lo its
inliiie?n e. I'lie h'tliett ii;n,u ;1 tbftitTionv 'it.tt8
no lie'ter tur for tli"se rnnipliiiutu nit i now
proved hy over lialf a ee".i nrv't e pvt i'tie.-;. 1 b.-y
eontain no opium, Morp'oia or .--.nv viol, nt .irn-'
KK ATIXtfS 'lt';n I.iZI-:N.s. 1.rep:ti.' Iv
THilMAS KEa'I'I.m;, I,ctih)oii. Uritaii- uieso'lliv
u!l iirni:i;i-tM. Auetils .'or tiie racitie v 'mni. Itl'.Li
1NO & i:U. utid I'HAltLKS LA.N'HI.KY l O , San
I-'rHiicisco.
PATENT -SHIHGLE fclAGHIEE.
dvs - .: 5 3.'.
is i. n '-V ...I-..;-''.-,
(i T.tiiti: ikon wmiKs i: A.msTiX!;-
VI TON, Xo. 1 43 and 14." Fk kiixt S i tr, s-.l
I'raru-isco, miinnlacturer of sti'.r&lo. I. oli and 1-!:'-.
Matiliiaeu, Portable mid itiotiary Sieutn Ki:iriiio, ano
feaw Mill Macliinei v of nil tviiidy. fc.-nd for Circulars..
AGENTS WAITED!
TO SOLICIT PIGTU.ljrS
FOR
Copying, Enlarging an
i rtotoucbicg.
tiyriip best worK and liiptiet i-oinniif -i"! rtm
on this coast. Address 't'l'ViSi."i!cuni 7 I
6URBANK& RIVERS
yfX:- - t-r mi pi
! in ;i.rteri mid breeders of
y s-oi, rioii.
WngN,. &e. Iss t'toni pure
5.'vlv?-'fe3v.a ...... ..
KncU s stalill. tor nt:. t
'rf-.'fJ. lf tf:ll-Ki'l. litv 1-. . v.-i-..
t :c:-.i cr VZ FAT s?;-. ? E-.li:-:.-. ;T.-.:a: t-.-r tl"7 dij
t.:t. r--rrrtijs Tijrr 3'.s?fj e: ::!i-;3t. &zi, IZSZLZV
OPWM, M0RPH1KEtUIUDA?IM
Tabit Cured !
Without riuii, proRt ratj.it! or Ids of bnsit-. -e'l
eorie'a.nt,.i,.!Ce strictly i-o'.i lidentiul." Hiite f-oin
t ) Vitt jier niontii inonev relnnd -d it lint', ni
is not relieved. Address I,..t;k V.r.x Mil i, wvii'i up
on I,. I. Urf.sKf.!..5J ..Irt ill Nl. i I :!. -,;o
&fi"f3TCsI) YOD WA NT Tli K It KssT LINK
l.tiia4 I V oi liromoK mnl t raiui-. in
Sni.ricK.' l.'oyoii iatil tiie loct prlc.-s -in ! t'rw
nniliiKT 1 f m. .tildrfsi
ALRKHT DUUKKK ((...
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31 kS" g 2 fl CCLCR if M...:.a-i..i..i -
Uafeaj EsSJ U: 'it'r uTt'li .V'.!...:
hSS a Mb getit, writt-t.V.'e!:.-I.itl...:.-;- i
ki a B Ulll 4.to..ProiiUur. Liinii-Elon. '
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IJIPWESIJIBSIHHOB.
THIS EXCELLENT FRUIT
Should be on Every Farm
AAV jy EVERY WAUDES.
1 am How reeeivintf regularly from .lajiati nn a-ori
Itieiit f vsrieties of lliene trees, and inn sell them aj
liincli lesrt prices tliatt tiiey liave bet-n ottered at here
tofore. The ntfes of my trees are from one to fou.
years, so that iruit wiil bo had on the larger trees li,
a year or two.
Kelsey's Nurseries, Oakland,Cal.
OFF1CK AND SALESllOOM,
Cor. Seventh and Washington Sts.
SHEEP SHEARS
T.AHGK STOCK ( .F THE CF. t.E BR ATKt
Ward cV Payne's Xo. :H,
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.
Solo Agos
pacific; water curk
! Eciectic Health Institute,
I NORTHWEST CORKEK 7th AND L SIT...
SACIiAMESTO, CAL.
I'.ein-.,' Tally prepared totreut all 1'oni.s or disci.v ui.
Hi.- l itest uuil most s -leniiiic j.riucijiles. tv.t'etiief
Wit a pooil ro.-.!w and liosrd. we witli Confluence a,
for I'Uldie ohironaye. rot- luriner i.itriiuu.ar i
lrei 51. i Vl. V .ri.
'roMrirlor,
THE POOTMGHT
THi: UECOCJXIED
j rti. rriu vt.
Contair IMnw Proramiiie of prinrin-.i I!:.:t.-..
' mid hliice.! of A inurement ot tan -r ranci-co; lie
i l id! coai and general review of cmreiit eveut-!
tne I't-tniaiic uo'i. a.,Li.i-i. . .
Annual fcubscrii.tioli
rer Motita -'
1 ii Advance.
Address
FOOTLICHT PUBLISHING CO.,
.'; i . Sai'krl Slret. San I"i -!iei.c
G-ot tlio Best !
S- PI CM T- . T. T E OX Ilk M W T 3
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I - I 'tfT.'X i. ' Ol'lllimtsillsil.
j :
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... "A.-.'"t ' t v -. j therelori: cannot tu i:
-Iv' -t . -: - --" ClOl nil.
1 Iiey are !.m;.' o! ! ..
be.-t iiil-ria'.!.. and w.r: j:r--
- - V.irf -r.jf-.i -give srit:r.lac;:.iii.
t 2Vav5'-s5rf5 Sietaaiactiry, Oaklr.i.d, C':- .
' v 5-"-; -TfiiV'S;- Stc.'.vii .S c., u e i . IIs'iimim! .
,;i-If .Si -M 'AMiiNy ioN sr..
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t.-.-.T- ,6--:?f 1 .q lia.'eil tiie I'aTKx r iaon t io: t,,.
K '' '-', A" I I'afitle '0-i,t. s.-t!dl' T -;r",i-.ir.
iW&2AA ! a- i. van- Hi..i;co..f. p. u. v.--,
' f -jf- x J. i 3C7. Oakland, t al. ysf-. ii , ., .
Atc-nts Wuut A in Kveiy c -
A C'HKAP AND Kt tKi T1VK
Dll K.iit SCAl;, AMI AM.
OIIIKB SIll'.KH I ;sKSKS.
Vf e.ariiestly n-'-oni- WJ.r.
iiien-i nil ooi .-.rowel's to r -: .1 " .
Use It.
OttT Ks-oitt MrM-, Sax Fkam isi-o.
ManuJaelured by
I'.nti
Map.
ri of lmisra a-i.t Chentiratis. Aeottts :-:
r r f t itf i-ii-loi City Ci mii.-iU VorU-t. o:-
Oce 1 li
ir.t-oniery street, s.i'1 1-r.i ic sf-'i
THE LAST BEST REMEDY
Xi: WELL'S.
U LTI MATU M
CiJNSDIiPTIOir,
BE02TCSITIS, ETC , ETC.
IS A RICU 'AND HEAVY SYRC1'. A Ll'i
ritV TO THE PA LATE AND KKATI1
TO-A' COLD
:lf: W. NEWELL. 518 Commercial St.
Pilce,-rerl2-D2. Cottle, Sl.Ofl
Safely sent to any part of tiie St:tte on receipt of prio.
F'OB'SAI'E!
A Secoiui-liaml
POTTER G0U2TTRY
size k ttsvic.
"Works--l,2i;0 per 3a.o-a.r..
Ti.i .i--? U iti K" I condition and v, a't suht ontyr
lieciuii-v l'ie owiii-r w ihed to procure a f:u.ter press.
Address - -
sasio Wnrcrooins.
31 POJtfKTHMiT, S.: VK.XVIf.
An 1'? I.i Surrimirulo. ;
I,"" LF. j ANT I'lAXt! n tU're unvtmcl; uf
Jj nnd lieawlfi;; i.rHini. hqnKie itii't
iliitStil. I-.very instrument lu.iv warran;ed arm
per.eet K-i:i!acti..n irn. tram. -e:i to li,".; imri l:ii--r. 1'-.
auoi. sold o-i ;i;M aliiiienta f dc-sn-c-i.-I..
Ii. llA"P!i;i:.Sili. Aj't i'ariiic t'oi.
p. n. r. Co., iX-A- ).
No.
flMUS PAl'KU IS. PKINTED WITH iilwtlark
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Uoiler-" mid ll.dier t.-iii '.ovition. .".O'J ( unliiirr-t-lul
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