anaheim-gazette 1875-05-01

WIT AND HUMOR. The Boston Traveler says that shoe-leather, chemically considered, is exhale of beet. "When Adam was detected in the act of throwing away the core of that celebrated Michigan Gillflower," says the former Trussle. "Dons our constant chatter disturb you!" asked one of three talkative ladies, of a sober-looking fellow-passenger in a coach. "Mo, ma'am, I see been married night on to thirty years," was the maid reply. An excited Waterbury workman caught up a pail of water to extinguish a fire in a factory, the other day, but perceiving that the water was hot he emptied it, filled the pail with cold water and put out the fire. He was there.—A lady was telling a friend from the country of a very grand party she had given recently. "We had two generals, one judge, a popular author and a play-writer." "Yes," chimed in her wicked son, "and there was a deputy-sheriff, too, who said he wanted to see dad, and they went out before supper and dad hasn't got home yet." An Arkansas applicant for a school-teacher's position being asked if he favored corporal punishment, replied: "Not much, Mary Ann; but if any one of the chaps saws me, I'll just grub up a young white oak and wallop him, you bet." A precocious boy in an up-town family was asked which was the greater evil of the two, hurting another's feelings or his finger. He said the former. "Right, my dear child," said the gratified questioner, "and why is it worse to hurt the feelings?" "Because you can't tie a rag around them," explained the dear child. A gentleman walking behind two school children the other day, heard the boy inquire, "Will you be at the party tonight?" "I shall be there," answered the miss, "but I may as well tell you now that your love is hopeless. Mamma is determined, papa is set, and it isn't right for me to encourage your attention. I can be a sister to you, but nothing more. Therefore, you needn't buy me any more valentines or give me any more gum." III, Samuel, has you moved yit?" inquired one colored man of another whom he met at market recently. "No, I'se in Ice signals in the North Atlantic. A very beautiful and very useful system of ice signaling has been recently adopted by one of the Canadian steamship lines which promises to give great safety and security to passengers crossing the Atlantic. The company has issued to all its commanders an ice chart and tallying ice signals by the use of which steamers passing each other can learn when and where dangerous bergs and ice fields have been encountered. The ice chart is divided into degrees of longitude and half degrees of latitude, nearly making squares, each of which has a separate literal designation. This in each section of the chart consists of two letters representing two flags of the commercial code, and when the corresponding flags are hoisted by a passing steamer they indicate to the passing ship the exact position of the ice met. The ensign hoisted above these means berg ice, and the Union Jack field ice likely to imperil navigation. The flags are, of course, only serviceable in the daytime; but at night the ice signals are made by means of Column's Chatham lamps. The whole system is of extreme simplicity, both in the chart and the code; and easily enables the steamer, after passing through the ice track near Newfoundland, to communicate to the steamer approaching it the precise place of peril, and therefore the imminent necessity of extreme caution in nearing that point. The adoption of this or some similar code by all the transatlantic steamship companies cannot be too urgently sought after, and it is a wonder they have not, for their own safety, long since devised one. Great as has been the advances in modern navigation, no navigator has yet found any means of detecting the presence of an iceberg until he has approached far within the circle of great danger. The fact that the floating ices of the Atlantic select a pathway crowned by the world's commerce and upon which their stealthy movements are concealed by fog must always make them the objects of terror to the mariner.—Star in the West. OUR TELL-TALE LIPS.—I have observed that lips become more or less contracted in the course of years, in proportion as they are accustomed to express good humor and generosity, or peevishness and a contracted mind. Remark the effect which a moment of ill-temper or grudginess has upon the lips, and judge what may be expected for an habitual series of A gentleman walking behind two school children the other day, heard the boy inquire, "Will you be at the party tonight?" "I shall be there," answered the miss, "but I may as well tell you now that your love is hopeless. Mamma is determined, papa is set, and it isn't right for me to encourage your attention. I can be a sister to you, but nothing more. Therefore, you needn't buy me any more valentines or give me any more gum." III, Samuel, has you moved yet? inquired one colored man of another whom he met at market recently. "No, I see in the old place," was the answer. "But I war told that you war' gwine to get out ob de neighborhood," continued the first. "Wall, I did make up my mind to, but you see the family next door, and the family on the corner, and de family 'cross the street, have left dere woodpiles out doors, and I doesn't desire to change." WAS WILLING TO SPARK A PATTERN.—The other day a lady of this city went to pay her respects to one of the latest arrivals on the list of babyhood, when the following colloquy took place between her and a little four-year old sister of the new comer: "I have come for the baby now," said the lady. "You can't have it," was the reply. "But I must. I came over on purpose," urged the visitor. "We can't spare it all," persisted the child, "but I'll get a piece of paper and you can cut the pattern — N. Y. Mail. A High Church Episcopal Bishop in England was very much opposed to any one praying without a book. As he was riding out on a certain day, his horse took fright, ran away, broke the sulky and broke the Bishop's leg. The Bishop was in great pain and in fear of dying, and called for some one to pray with him. There was an honest Christian man, one John Rodgers, who lived near, who was sent for, and as he saw the situation of the prelate, he was deeply affected. The burden of his prayer was as follows: "Seeing you have taken the bishop in hand, to humble him, O Lord! make thorough work. If breaking one leg won't answer, O Lord! break'tother one, too." Reminiscences of a Soldier. "In August, 1689, the regiment I belonged to, landed at Gosport, having been brought down from Gravesend in that grand troopship, the Himalaya. I had not been on shore two hours when I was ordered on duty as a field-officer of the day, and the countersign sent me was 'Cream.' A sergeant of Marines was also sent to me, as a guide to the different guards I had to visit. Among the rest was one, to reach which I was obliged to embark in a boat kept for the purpose, and land on a wharf. Having, however, approached within about thirty yards of the shore, a voice redolent of the "Emerald Isle" saluted me. "Who goes there?" "Rounds." What rounds? "Grand rounds." Advance, grand rounds, and give the countersign." Accordingly, the boat rowing slowly, I answered in as good an Irish broog as Our TELL-TALE LIPS.—I have observed that lips become more or less contracted in the course of years, in proportion as they are accustomed to express good humor and generosity, or peceviness and a contracted mind. Remark the effect which a moment of ill-temper or grudginess has upon the lips, and judge what may be expected for an habitual series of such movements. Remark the reverse and make a similar judgment. The mouth is the frankest part of the face; it can't in the least conceal its sensations. We can neither hide ill-temper with it, nor good; we may affect what we please, but affectation will not help us. In a wrong cause it will only make our observers resent the endeavor to impose on them. The mouth is the seat of one class of emotions, as the eyes are of another; or rather, it expresses the same emotions, but in greater detail, and with a more irrespressible tendency to be in motion. It is the region of smiles and dimples, and of a trembling tenderness; of a sharp sorrow, or a full breathing-joy, of candor, of reserve, of anxious care, or liberal sympathy. The mouth out of its many sensibilities may be fancied throwing up one great expression into the eye—as many lights in a city reflect a broad luster into the heavens.—Leigh Hunt. A very decent looking respectable man, about thirty-five years of age, who carried on some small business in a neighboring town, a widower, and a Wesleyan, knocked at my door. He was then a perfect stranger. The man-servant opened it. "I want," said the stranger, "to speak with one of Mr.——'s female servants." "Which?" "Oh, it does not signify which." The announcement was made in the kitchen. "I'm sure I won't go," says one. "Nor I," says another. "Then, I will," said the nurse, and straight she went to the door. "Do you wish to speak with me, sir?" "Yes, I do," said the stranger; "I am a widower, and I hear a very good character of Mr.——'s servants. I want a wife, and you will do very well." "Please to walk in, sir," said the nurse. The man was really in earnest. In due time he married the woman; and I verily believe that neither of them had any reason to repent the choice thus singularly made. She fell into his ways—had a good voice, and joined him in many a hymn—thus manifesting their happiness and their thanks, while he was busy about his work, and she rocked the cradle. I represent them as I saw them; and I doubt not their whole life was comfortable to the scene. SHE WANTED MORE—A CONJUGAL DISPUTE—There was a door between the two rooms, and as they raised their voices she could not but hear the lady say, "I tell you, my dear, that I must have $8,000 next year. It is absolutely impossible with this $5,000 that you allow me to make any respectable appearance. I cannot do it." She began to speak angrily when her husband remonstrated. "My dear, I have given you all I can. I have taken all I dare from my business without also sent to me, as a guide to the different guards I had to visit. Among the rest was one, to reach which I was obliged to embark in a boat kept for the purpose, and land on a wharf. Having, however, approached within about thirty yards of the shore, a voice redblent of the "Emerald Isle" saluted me. "Who goes there?" "Rounds." What rounds? Grand rounds. Advance, grand rounds, and give the countersign. Accordingly, the boat rowing slowly, I answered in as good an Irish brogue as I could muster, "Crame." To my surprise, the centry roared out, "Halt boat! Be J——s, that's not it." Upon my soul," was my reply, "I've got no other." Be the powers," was the answer, "ye'll have to get another. But tell me, are you one of the "Country Down." Faith, I am," replied I. Then list go back a bit, and thy 'Panther!' maybe ye mot some in the Aist. Taking the hint I retired and came on again. "Who goes there!" "Rounds." What Rounds? Grand Rounds. Advance, grand rounds, and give the countersign. Panther." All's well. On landing I found a fine young Tipperary man, six feet high, who with a grin said, "Musha, sure, how mighty soon you remember the countersign!" Although in time of war this would have been a great derillection of duty yet, as there was nothing of the kind, it only showed the fine disposition and the kind heart of the Milesian. "Patience" was the proper word, and they had sent me by mistake, "Cream."—Oak W. H. Stewart. New York has a million inhabitants and ninety of them die of pneumonia every week. There is said to be more suffering from hunger there than for the last thirty years. A strange talking lady was reproved by her husband, who requested her to keep her tongue in her mouth. "My dear," she said, "I'll against the law to carry concealed weapons."—New Orleans Bulletin. What may budge at any time is never done. SHE WANTED MORE—A CONJUGAL DISPUTE.—There was a door between the two rooms, and as they raised their voices she could not but hear the lady say, "I tell you, my dear, that I must have $8,000 next year. It is absolutely impossible with this $5,000 that you allow me to make any respectable appearance. I cannot do it." She began to speak angrily when her husband remonstrated. "My dear, I have given you all I can. I have taken all I dare from my business without really crippling it." "I tell you, sir," she said with increased vehemence, "I tell you that I really must have $8,000 for my dress. I cannot dress as others do unless you give me this."—Boston Post. "PIZENED."—An old fellow prowling through the alley by the Moffat building yesterday came upon a lot of half decayed oranges which had been just thrown out. He was sorting them over when a boy came along, and taking in the situation in an instant he shouted: "Them's put there to pizen hogs, mister, and if you bite into one of 'em you're a dead man!" The old fellow moved off, and the boy sat down and stuffed himself until he was orange-colored clear around behind his ears.—Detroit Free Press. TOUCCHED HIM.—In a street-car yesterday a boy about seven years old made his mother much trouble by climbing on the seat; asking questions and making remarks about passengers. She whispered to him four or five times without any good results, and finally leaned over and said: "Now, young man, if you don't behave yourself you can't go with me Sunday to see your brother's grave." That touched him on a tender spot, and he at once subsided.—Detroit Free Press. AT LAST.—The spelling school furors has been of great help to at least one Detroiter. He has been courting a girl for three years past and hasn't the courage to speak the mind. As they were seated on the sofa the other night she referred to the spelling school excitement and added: "Matrimony is an awful long word to spell, isn't it?" He leaned over, grasped her hand, and the next morning he had arrangements made to be married on the Fourth of July.—Detroit Free Press. North Atlantic. And very useful system has been recently in Canadian steamships to give great passengers exciting company has issued an ice chart and by the use of which each other can learn numerous bergs and ice countered. The ice degrees of longitude latitude, nearly makethwhich has a separate This in each section of two letters represent commercial code, responding flags are steamer they indiip the exact position ensign hoisted above, and the Union Jack peril navigation. The only serviceable in night the ice signals of Columbia's Chatham system is of extreme chart and the code; the steamer, after passrack near Newfoundland to the steamer apprecise place of peril, diminent necessity of nearing that pointthis or some similar transatlantic steamship too urgently soughtonder they have not, long since devised been the advances in no navigator has yet of detecting the presentil he has approached circle of danger, floating ices of the Atway crowned by the land upon which their are concealed by fog, them the objects of war—Star in the West. Laws. I have observed more or less contracted years, in proportion as迪 express good humour, or peevishness and a Remark the effect will-temper or grudgi lips, and judge what for an habitual series of SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. In reviewing the general market for the past week we can find but little to add to our remarks of last home. All that pertains to the failure of crop prospects must be matter of conjecture. Represents from the different situations of the State are conflicting as to salts of damage to growing crops from various causes, and many of them are heights to be exaggerated; as present we see no reason to change the views we have been expressed, viz., that the crops of all descriptions will be fully up to the average of the two pearls seasons in quantity and quality. The file of immigration continue strong from all the Western States, the daily increase in our population being estimated at 400 persons per day, the total net gains for the three months by rail and by sea being over 10,000 person- Receipts of wheat from the interior are diminishing daily, causing thereby a material advance in the price within the week. The demand both for milling and for export continues good. Tonnage is abundant. First-crain carrying ships can be chartered to Liverpool direct at $25.5k, which is an advance over previous rates. Flour is quite active, the demand being chiefly for export; rates for the firm grades have been advanced, while superfine and country brands continue low as heretofore quoted. Oregon is sending down large quantities by steamer and sail vessels. Barley is unchanged in price, with a fair inquiry. Oats are in large supply. We have large receipts by sea from Oregon which keep prices down to a nominal rate. Corn is in fair demand at our quotations. Buckwheat is firm at the late advance, with light stock in market. Rye is without change with but little inquiry. Potatoes have advanced still further in prices for the old crop, which is concentrated in few hands, and, by reason of reported injury to the new crop by the late cold snap, holders have it all their own way. There is a large margin on onions—inferior are plenty and cheap; choice have appreciated in value and bring a good price—Oregon sending us large quantities by every steamer from the Columbia River. The stock of hops is nearly exhausted, and holders ask high prices. In Fall wool there is no improvement as regards price, the stock being quite large and nearly all of inferior quality. The Spring clip continues to come forward quite freely for the season, and finds a ready market at satisfactory prices, the general quality being superior, fine and long staple, for which there is a good Eastern demand. Dalry products are in free receipt, fully up to daily requirements, without overstocking the market or reducing prices below fair paying rates. WHEAT. The export demand continues fairly. Holders are firm in their prices, and strong in their confidence of being able to dispose of all their remaining stock at present or improved rates. The range of prices may fairly be given as follows: Choice Milling; $170@180; Ordinary do; $165@170; Choice Shipping qualities; $1@2167%; Inferior; $145@155. Latest Liverpool quotations are: For average per ct, 9s 4d@9s 6d; for Club, 9s 5d@9s 10d. We hear of but few transactions for the week under review. FLOUR. There is a steady demand for standard extras and superfine for export, with a all been received from the East (where it Booking respectable man, years of age, who carrill business in a neighower, and a Wesleyan oror. He was then a permeant man-servant opened the stranger, "to speak"—female servants." It does not signify announcement was made I'm sure I won't go," says another. Then, nurse, and straight she "Do you wish to speak Yes, I do," said the widower, and I hear a letter of Mr.——'s servise, and you will do to walk in, sir," said man was really earnin' the married woman; give that neither of them to repent the choice thus She fell into his ways price, and joined him in thus manifesting their thanks, while he was work, and she rocked the sent them as I saw them, their whole life was comene. 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I can-began to speak angrily and remonstrated. 'My son you all I can. I have from my business without it.' "I tell you, sir," she said vehemently, "I tell you must have $8,000 for my address as others do unless Boston Post." An old fellow prowling by the Mofat building upon a lot of half-death had been just thrown into them over when a man taking in the situation he shouted: "Here to pizen hogs, mister, unto one of 'em you're a moved off, and the boy stuffed himself until he was clear around behind his Free Press." In a street-car yester- seven years old made his trouble by climbing on the restrooms and making re-sensers. She whispered five times without any final lean over and him on a tender spot, and ended. Detroit Free Press. The spelling school farreer hat help to at least one has been courting a girl past and hadn’t the courte- mind. As they were the other night the re-rolling school excitement is an awful long word to grasped her hand, and now he had arrangements carried on the Fourth of Free Press. GREEN FRUITS—California Oranges, 12.00@50.00; Tahiti Oranges, $29.00; California Lemons, $10.00@20.00; Limones, $13.00@15.00; Slicy Lemons, bn., $18.00@15.00; Corcantales, 100.00@7.00; Bananas, $3.20@3.30; Pineapples, dao, @18.00; Apples, com bx, $15@1.50; do, choice, $3.40@3.60. ONIONS—There are a great many of inferior quality in the market, and for such prices rule low. Strictly choice Silverskins command $2.25 @ 100 Do. WOOL—The stock of Fall Wool remaining on hand is unusually large for the season, and although prices are exceedingly low the quality is so inferior as to make it almost unsalable—the present range being from 9@14c. The Spring clip is now coming forward freely, even for the season, and the general condition and quality is pronounced above the average. There is considerable movement at satisfactory prices. We give the present range of the market as follows: Heavy free, 15@18c; Burry, 18@19e; fair to good shipping, 19@22%; choice long, 23@25c. COTTON—There is but little movement, and prices are merely nominal, say 12½%@15c. Stock on hand held for higher figures. HIDES—There is a further decline from quotations of last week of one-half cent per dry, but no change in price of wet-salted; 18@19c cash is now paid for usual selections; 8@8½c lb for wet-salted. TALLOW—Stock on hand is still accumulating, and hard to work off, the demand being quite light—prices are merely nominal, with a prospective decline. Refined of good quality, commands 6@7e, while large quantities of fair grade will bring only 6@6½c. SEEDS—There is an active demand for many varieties, the oil-mill taking all the clean Flax offered at our quotations. We quote: Alfalfa, 16@18c; Canary, scarce, 12½%@14c; Flax, 3 @ 3½%; California Mustard dull, 1¼%@3³.; Timothy, 7£ b. CATTLE—Our markets are well supplied with all the varieties of meals. The following are the wholesale rates: Beef, 4@9c according to quality; Calves, plenty at 6@7c; Mutton, 4@9c plentiful; Lambs, 6@7c; Hogs on foof, 6%@7½; Hogs, dressed, 8%@9½; the latter price for choice small ones. POULTRY—The market demand is fair, receipts are light, prices moderate. We give the range as follows: Hem and Roosters, $7.00 @7.50 do; Broilers, $4.00@$0.00 do; Goose, lama, $3.50@$3 pair; Ducks, do, $8 @10 do; Turkeys live, 18@20c do; do,dressed, 29@22c pr. DAIRY PRODUCTS—The supply of Fresh California Roll Butter is about equal to the daily consumption, all the surplus being packed by the dairymen as fast as made—present pieces being within the range of 25@36—the latter price being for the production of the best faeries in Maria county. There is some Eastern here; but not offered on the market. New California cheese is coming in freely and stock is accumulating, selling at 14@16c. 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THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire and Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772. BY A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和1772." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES. THE FIREMAN'S TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT OF legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fire和 Boston.In 1771和17七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This with the BOOLEAN MANAGEMENT TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT of legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fireand Boston.In 1七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This with the BOOLEAN MANAGEMENT TABLE HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT of legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fireand Boston.In 十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This with the BOOLEAN MANAGEMENT Table HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT of legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fireand Boston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This with the BOOLEAN MANAGEMENT Table HATEN,and PROMPT AND IN SETTLEMENT of legitimate claims,has promptly paid in the Great Fireand Boston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This with the BOOLEAN MANAGEMENT Table HATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTLEMENTOFlegitimateclaims,haspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This with the BOOLEAN MANAGEMENT Table HATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This with the BOOLEAN MANAGEMENT Table HATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OF MODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This withtheBOOLEAN MANAGEMENTTableHATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OFMODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This withtheBOOLEAN MANAGEMENTTableHATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTIONOFMODERATE LINES." The Essence of the Insurance This withtheBOOLEAN MANAGEMENTTableHATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.In十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTIONOFMODERATE LINES." The Essence ofthe Insurance This withtheBOOLEAN MANAGEMENTTableHATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.IN十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTIONOFMODERATE LINES." The Essence ofthe Insurance This withtheBOOLEAN MANAGEMENTTableHATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.IN十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTIONOFMODERATE LINES." The Essenceofthe InsuranceThiswiththeBOOLEANMANAGEMENTTableHATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.IN十七七2." By A JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTIONOFMODERATE LINES." The Essenceofthe InsuranceThiswiththeBOOLEANMANAGEMENTTableHATENANDPROMPTANDINSETTMENTOFlegitimateclaims,hhaspromptlypaidintheGreatFireandBoston.IN十七七2." DANIEL WINTER (Sometimes in Carousel & White). Appreciates and Reviews OIL PAINTINGS, CHROMOS, STEEL PLATES, PHOTOGRAPHS, INC. All kinds of Mouldings, Picture Frames. Mirror Frames OF THE LATEST STYLES, MADE TO ORDER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 209 and 811 KEARNE STREET. San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE CO. Established 1850. WE HAVE JUST ADDED A LARGE AMOUNT of new machinery of the kind we have, providing and enclosing prepared to fill orders for types of any special lengths and sizes. Constantly on hand, a large stock of Manila Ropes, all sizes; Thredd Manila Hope; Hay Hope; Whale Line, etc., one. TUBBS & CO. 611 and 613 Front Street, San Francisco. PORTABLE Soda Fountains, $40, $50, $75, and $100. GOOD, DURABLE AND CHEAP. Shipped Ready for Use. Manufactured by CHAPMAN & CO. Madison, Ind. Send for a Catalogue. RUSSELL'S OREON PILE CURE. TO THORSE SUFFERING FROM PILES, EXTERnal, Internal, Itching Piles: You can be cured, as hundreds of others have been. Send for circular and see undoubted testimony. Will send sample bottle for R., or three bows, drunk, or address. Call us your Dr. Bruntigt, or address. DR. RUSSELL & Post Street, San Francisco. H. H. H. IS GAINING A WIDE-SPREAD NOTORIENTLY. Testimonials from all parts of the coast show it to be a companion in every family. All biennials of the home are easily removed by this great R. H. H. Horn Medicine, while the family find it indispensable for Sprouts, Bread and Palms, and wherever a good Limestone is required. WILLIAMS & MOORE, Prop's, STOCKTON, CAL. H. & L AXLE GREASE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CHEMICAL composition of the M. & L. Axle Grease— whereby gumming is rendered an impossibility—place it far ahead of all other brands. It is superior to Cator Oil for the reason that it will run twice as fast, without elongation and is much easier. Office and Factory, 146 to 148 Nassau Street, San Francisco. Bowen Bros. 302,000 CASH OF Bowen PREMIUM SINGLE complaints. Six First Framers at its store and County Point in each. It is huge and better than any Powder in the World. Ask your grocer for it. Every tin guaranteed. YEAST POWDER Bowen Bros. Premium. Ask your grocer for it. YEAST POWDER Bowen Bros. Six first premiums. YEAST POWDER Bowen Bros. Strictly pure. YEAST POWDER Bowen Bros. Instinctive success. YEAST POWDER Bowen Bros. 300,000 tons sold in 1874. YEAST POWDER MANUFACTORY AND DEFOLK. 439 Pine Street, San Francisco, And 11th and 18th Streets, Oakland. Ask Your Grocer For It. BAY STATE ORGANS! WITH GRAND ORGAN ATTACHMENT, New and Magnant. HEMME & LONG, Ageals, S. E. COL. Montgomery AND Butter Streams. (Up Stairs.) Entrance on Butter Street, San Francisco. You Should Insure your Life in the PACIFIC EMINGTON SEWING MACHINES. EMINGTON SEWING MACHINE has sprung into favor as possessing the best combination of good qualities, namely: Laundry, Brushes, Aches and Pains, and wherever a good Limitation is required. WILLIAMS & MOORE, Prod., STOCKTON, CAL. H & L AXLE GREASE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CHEMICAL composition of the BLADE LAWRIER. Where remaining is tendered an impossibility—place it for purchase of all other brands. It is superior to Carrot Oil for the reason that it will run twice as long without clogging and is much cheaper. Send an order through your Grocer or City Office to HUCKS & LAMBERT. Office and Factory, 144 to 249 Nassau Street, San Francisco. Yerba Buena BITTERS. THIS IS A MEDICINAL BITTER—NOT A FANCY DRINK. It sets on the stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, Purifying the Blood, and producing a natural operation. H. WILLIANS & CO., Proprietors, 8% BENNAM PLACK, San Francisco. MOODY & FARISH, Wool Commission Merchants, No. 210 Davis Street, SAN FRANCISCO. Enreka Glycerine and Carboline Sheep Dip; Sheep Shears; Wool Sacks and Twine constantly on hand at low prices. Wool! Wool! Liberal advances made on consignments, and quick sales at full prices guaranteed. SACKS, SHEARS AND TWINE FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST RATE. CHRISTY & WISE, Wool Commission Merchants, 607 FRONT STREET, San Francisco. CHARLES CLAYTON & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS IN Grain, Flour AND WOOL, N. E. CORNER FRONT AND OLAY STR, SAN FRANCISCO. LEFFEL & MYERS, MANUFACTURERS OF LEFFEL'S AMERICAN DOUBLE TURRING Water Wheels, SPHERICAL AND HOMOLOGIAL FLUXES. Also all kinds of Mill Gearing, etc., especially adapted to our Wheels. Prices greatly Reduced! Competition Desired! For Satisfaction it has No Equal! Address, or call on LEFFEL & MYERS, 300 CALFORNIA STREET, San Francisco, Send for Illustrated Catalogue and new Price List-cent Free. BAY STATE ORGANS! WITH GRAND ORGAN ATTACHMENT, New and Magnet. HEMME & LONG, Agents, S. E. COR. MORTONNEY AND SUVERE STREET, San Francisco. You Should Insure your Life in the PACIFIC Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of California. No. 41 Second Street - Sacramento. ACCUMULATED FUND NEARLY $1,250,000. LELAND STANFORD...President J. H. CARROLL...Vice-President A. C. VALLIANT...Secretary B. D. KENNEDY...Actuary ISSUES EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Approved Life, Endowment, and Joint Life Policies, payable in Gold or Currency, at the option of the insurer, at rates as low as other mutual companies. It requires a higher rate of interest on its investments than is received by any other Life insurance Company in the country. For insurance apply to: H. A. CRAIG....Oakland, Cal. MIERSON & JEWELL.....Pinserville, Cal. T. H. WHITING....California A. FOURN....San Andreas, Cal. WENTEEN SAVINGS & TRUST CO., N. Francisco JOHN EDWARD....Santa Barbara, Cal JOSEPH WEIL....Shasta, Cal DR. W.E. KICHELROTH....Milwaukee, M.T. J.Y.A. MASLELL....California C. HOLLAND....Wheatland, Cal T.G. OWEN....Empire City, Oregon J.F. FITZMUGH....Roseburg, Oregon DR.A. H. STEELE....Olympia, W.T. WEED Sewing Machine WHY IS IT THE BEST? Is it the MOST EASIBLE, DURABLE, PERFECT? It runs easy and quiet Has no coiling or driller motion. Has enough gear to get out of order. The people set correctly without screwdriver, or tool of any kind. It can be cleaned or oiled without lifting from the table; and the best thing of all. It has excellent Transmission. All and examine Machines before laying elsewhere. Between Howard and Mission St., San Francisco. A. MEAD & CO., Agents wanted in every town. Insurance Company MANUFACTURERS OF LEFFEL'S AMERICAN DOUBLE TURNING Water Wheels, SPHERICAL AND HORIZONTAL FLUTES. Also kinds of Mill Gearing, etc., especially adapted to our Wheels. Prices greatly Reduced! Competition Desired! For satisfaction it has No Equal! Address, or call on LEFFEL & MYERS, 200 CALIFORNIA STREET, San Francisco. Send for Illustrated Catalogue and new Price List-Request Free. J. SBOUFE, L. H. SWEENEY, J. K. BUGGARD, SROUFE, SWEENEY & CO., 400 Front St., San Francisco, IMPORTERS, PORK PACKERS, And Wholesale Dealers in Provisions and Fish. Will all orders at lowest market rates for Butter, Clarser, Lard, Hams, Bacon, Pork, Beef, Smoked Meat, Codfish, Mackerel, Salmon, White Fish, etc. Sole Agents for W. M. Dupere's Celebrated Chicago Hams, Columbia River Salmon Company's Fresh Salmon In Tins. All goods guaranteed as represented. THE MAIN LEAF CATARRH REIMEDY CURES COLDS IN THE HEAD, HEADACHE, CHROMIC NASAL CATARRH, ASTERMA. Immediate Relief Guaranteed. Sold by Mail on Receipt of one dollar. Wholesale Agents, San Francisco. THE RISDON Iron and Locomotive Works, Incorporated - April 29, 1858. Capital $1,000,000. LOCATION OF WORKS, CORNER OF BEALK AND HOWARD STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO. MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINE, Shares and Plates Mill Machinery, Steam Bottles (Glass and Low Pressure), Marine Machines (Glass and Low Pressure). All kinds of light and heavy furnaces at local manufactures with skilled labor, guaranteed for oral means durable from ordinary use. Jackson Monroe, James Hollanday, C. E. Boller, W.K. Nuzzer, W.M. Taylor, J. B. Hardin, James D. Warren. President Joseph Moore Vice President and Superintendent Lewis E. Mead. WHY IS IT THE BEST? It is the Most Simple, Durable, Perfect. It runs easy and quiet. Has no springs to get out of order. The needle is set correctly without screwdriver, or tool of any kind. It can be cleaned or other without lifting from the table; and the best thing of all. Plain Paper; defiant texture. Call and examine tip Machine before buying elsewhere. 150 New Montgomery Street. Between Howard and Mission St., San Francisco. A. MEAD & CO., Agents wanted in every town. P. N. P.C. No. 39. Wilson, Merry & Co., PROVISION PACKERS, AND DEALERS IN SALTED AND Smoked Meats, DARD, BTC. Office No. 223 Sacramento Street, near Front, SAN FRANCISCO. PROFESSORS OF BLACK POINT PACKING HOUSE. We are prepared to purchase in highest market price, or replicate our estimates; MOOR, CAWELL or BEEF, and stand by as firm information thereon to any of our friends who may affectionate us. PAPER! AT REDUCED PRICES. We know on hand a fast and low price which we WILL CLOSE OUT AT REDUCED PRICES. CALL OR ADDRESS: Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co. 555 CLAY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.