anaheim-gazette 1877-04-21

Burlington Hawk-Eyetems. Benjamin Butler is ominously silent. Look out, somebody. You can get a pint of fresh strawberries now, on long time, if you can put up about half the national debt for security. A little daughter of Mr. C. S. Skale; of the treasury department, born last Sunday, has been named "Hayesina." If it had been a boy, we presume they would have named him "Hayesekish." A few shivering blue birds have been seen in this latitude, but they had no baggage with them, and had evidently only come up on a prospecting tour, rather than with any intention of staying. Senator Wethers, of Virginia, has eleven daughters, all handsome unmarried gals. He is the fellow Shakspeare was talking about when he said, "Let the gall-ed jade wince; our Withers are unstrung." Mrs. Miranda Ruby, of New Milford, Connecticut, was ashamed of her red hair, and persisted in dying it black, and in time she became insane. The physicians say her insanity, arising from softening of the brain, is due entirely to the use of the hair dye. That is, we suppose her insanity is hair red dye tary. A good man out in central Iowa, who worked hard all summer, amassing $300 on this "three cornered mountain" game, has just paid over every cent of its election bets. He says there is so much corruption and knavery in the political atmosphere of this misgoverned country, that it nearly stifles an honest man to go out doors and breathe. Where under the sun is the civil service reform leading us to? Now comes Hon. E. W. Keyes, postmaster at Madison, Wisconsin, and declines a re-appointment on the ground that he wants to "Give the young men a chance." This world is no longer the place for Nasby. As he will never be able to settle his score at Bascom's he may as well go. At the recent election, license and anti-license being the issue, license carried the day in Shenandcah, Iowa, and then the powers that be, empowered by existing laws, gently but firmly placed licenses at the moderate sum of $13,000 per annum. And the licensers smile grimly and say that five or six more such victories would be very discouraging indeed. A young man writes us from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., to know if there is any Fourth Month Duncan. The curious custom of joking on the first of April, sending the ignorant or the unwary on fruitless errands, for the sake of making them feel foolish and having a laugh at them, prevails very widely in the world. And whether you call the victim a "Fourth month dunce," an "April fool," an "April fish" (as in France), or an "April gawk" (as in Scotland), the object, to deceive him and laugh at him, is everywhere the same. The custom has been traced back for ages; all through Europe, as far back as the records go. The "Feast of Fools" is mentioned as celebrated by the ancient Romans. In Asia the Hindoos have a festival, ending on the 31st of March, called the "Huli festival," in which they play the same sort of first of April pranks — translated into Hindoo—laughing at the victim, and making him a "Huli fool." It goes back even to Persia, where it is supposed to have a beginning, in very ancient times, in the celebration of spring, when their New Year begins. How it came to be what we everywhere find it, the wise men cannot agree. The many authorities are so divided, that I see no way but for us to accept the custom as we find it, wherever we may happen to be, and be careful not to abuse it. Some jokes are peculiar to particular places. In England, where it is called All Fools' Day, one favorite joke is to send the greenhorn to a bookseller to buy the "Life and Adventures of Eve's Grandmother," or to a cobbler to buy a few cents' worth of "strap oil"—strap oil being, in the language of the shoe-making brotherhood, a personal application of the leather. The victim usually gets a good whipping with a strap. There was an old superstition in England that prayers to the Virgin at eight o'clock on All Fools' day would be of wonderful efficacy, and it is seriously mentioned by grave writers of old days. In Scotland the first of April fun is called "hunting the gowk," and consists most often of sending a person to another a long way off, with a note which says, "Hunt the gowk another mile." The recipient of the note gives him a new missive to still another, containing the same words; and so the sport goes on, till the victim remembers the day of the month, and sits down to rest and think about it. In France, where the custom is very ancient, the jokes are much the same; but the victim is called an "April fish," Chain and Wicked or witless are be, we cannot but pity with weary feet over an inevitable chain and ball in one form or is a human being too fettered by hindrance him back from his home his very endeavors—down by heavy burden carry with him to health; what a chain is the fiery soul who works in life, but is unable to reason of that weak which no physician can. Old age: is not the creasing in weight and the prisoner of time confess his master. Uncongenial companies circumstances are we cherish and we me we excite; our ignorance ability, our pride and chains and balls impress of the wayfarer in "punishments laid on his tune, which he has greatest amount of equity with as little expense in useless fretting as it. But of all forms, chain and ball is peril and hard to be borne in soul; never mind you is a matter of mere spirit is the God-gift; seize it, is torture to your prosaic husband married a German hawk he would have treated than a Christian lady away your paint box simmering of the Irish stew will simmer to汤 of condition without firethe kitchen fire; burn irritating your "gentle thinks herself capable as a scething stewpan lights and shadows on will pass; and you can. The wife who pouts you take from her to go historical researches who make not only your A young man writes us from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., to know if there is any good opening out here for a light business, requiring only small capital. Well, yes. He might open an office and hang out a sign, "Money borrowed here." We don't believe he'd have enough to do worry him, and he could start on as small a capital in that way as in any business we know of. A few days ago a friend in human shape displaced some rails on an Iowa railway, and threw a passenger train from the track. The villain was captured and the indignant passengers were about to hang him on the spot, when the conductor announced that the disaster had killed a prize package man. Then the passengers let up on the rope, begged the wrecker's pardon, called him their preserver and took up a purse of $200 for him. J.W. Herrick, of Burlington, told us, out at Afton, of a fellow commercial traveler he met, who had been comparing notes with yet another colleague. "I have been out three weeks," said the first missionary, "and have only got four orders." "That beats me," replied the second commercial evangelist, "I have been out four weeks and have only got one order; and that's an order from the house to come home." Tableau; red fire and slow curtain. A Russian Crowd. Every crowd has a physiognomy and a character of its own, and after experience of an English or an Irish crowd, one is rather pleased with a Russian one. Not that it is particularly clean or savory, but it is so extremely good-natured and well-behaved. There is very little pushing or elbowing. Every one is courteous to his neighbors, and you are sure not to see any acts of brutality or to incur any danger in mixing in it. Smiling, good-natured faces are everywhere, no matter what the rank or position, for good humor is indeed the chief Russian virtue. And then such a curious mixture of people in such a crowd!—merchants with long, dark-blue or black caftans, reaching to their heels, and their cravats tied tight around their throats, not showing a shirt-collar if they indeed have one; stout old women with silk kerchiefs wound about their heads so as to conceal their hair; shoe-makers' boys and apprentices in what seems a dirty muslin dressing-gown; artisans in their blue working-blouses; the ordinary town peasant in his red shirt and high boots, and the mushik fresh from the country with his coat of undyed home-spun, cloths wound round his legs in lieu of stockings and sandals made of plaited linden bark; here and there a student with dirty shirt and long hair, and most foul finger-nails, evidently of the idea that nostriness is incompatible with learn- In Scotland the first of April fun is called "hunting the gowk," and consists most often of sending a person to another long way off, with a note which says, "Hunt the gowk another mile." The recipient of the note gives him a new missive to still another, containing the same words; and so the sport goes on, till the victim remembers the day of the month, and sits down to rest and think about it. In France, where the custom is very ancient, the jokes are much the same; but the victim is called an "April fish," because he is easily caught. In one part of France there is a custom of eating a certain kind of peas which grow there, called pois chichea. The joke there is to send the peasants to a certain convent to ask for those peas, telling them that the fathers are obliged to give some to every one that comes on that day. The joke is as much on the monks as on the peasants, for there is often a perfect rush of applicants all day. A more disagreeable custom prevails in Liabon on the first of April, when the great object is to pour water on the passers-by, or, failing in that, to throw powder in their faces. If both can be done, the joker is happy. I need not tell you the American styles of joking: nailing a piece of silver to the sidewalk; tying a string to a purse, and jerking it away from greedy fingers; leaving tempting-looking packages; filled with sand, on door-stops; frying doughnuts with an interlining of wool; putting salt in the sugar-bowl, etc. You know too many already. But this custom, with others, common in coarser and rougher times, is fast dying out. Even now it is left almost entirely to playful children and the uneducated classes. This sentiment, quoted from an English almanac of a hundred years ago, will I'm sure, meet the approval of "grown-ups" of the nineteenth century: "But it's a thing to be disputed, Which is the greatest fool reputed, The one that innocently went, Or he that him designedly sent." St. Nicholas. Runaway Marriages. In a great majority of cases, a lady's elopement is unwise, giddy, ungrateful, immodest, and evinces a lascivious appetite and reckless disposition. Why should she desert and distress those who have loved, nurtured and cherished her through all her past years to throw herself into the arms of a comparative stranger, who has done nothing for her, and whose protests of affection have yet to undergo the first trial? It is every way unworthy of pure and gentle maidenhood to do so. We can but imagine but one excuse for her elopement, namely—the efforts of parents or guardians to coerce her into marrying someone one she does not love. To avoid such a fate, she is justified in running away; for no parent has or ever had a right to constrain a daughter to marry against her will. But where the parents are willing to wait, the daughter should also consent to wait, until her choice is assented to, or she attains her legal majority. Then, if she chooses to marry in opposition to her parent's wishes, let her quit her home openly, frankly, The lover of humanity the progress of the cynic to whom than men and cats; men women; the adorer old days used to wear because forged into soul given up and the extreme of these and other coupled together—are chains and balls to eworn and carried west the nature is? The Duty of a Woman Wildness is a thing afforded. Delicacy is an lost and found. No grape its bloom. Out love without comfort, is destructive woman exalting and evil. The world is wide, they may be nothing. Nothing? It is woman to be a lady. Good sense. Bad man an immorality. Awareness ineradicable. Bashfulness. Ignorance result of circumstance done, and do not back from the amenities of self-mastery of yourself. This country has not been alone in experiencing a hard winter. Our foreign dispatches represent the cold as having been singularly severe in Russia, and Hungary has just had an enormous snowfall. Europe has experienced several storms of great severity in the past season; the one of January 31st will long be remembered. The cities of Belgium and Holland were among the chief sufferers by that storm, which inundated large portions of Ostend, flooded all Antwerp's streets with three feet of water, and did great damage at Mechlin, Tremonde, and Rotterdam. Meanwhile the antipodes have been having the reverse extreme of weather. At the Melbourne observatory the thermometer reached in December over 110 deg. in the shade, and at other localities in Australia a heat of 116 deg. was reported. Popular suffrage has been put to a singular test in a village of Awa, Japan. The neighborhood was harassed by a midnight robber, whom nobody could detect. The head of the hamlet summoned the entire male population under his charge and directed every man to write the name of the person whom he suspected and to deposit the ticket in a box. Fifteen ballots bore the name of Abe Tanihel, the rest being blankes. The man whom everybody distrusted was so overcome with astonishment that he made full confession and went to prison. Never before in the history of popular government was a thief elected with such unanimity. The fog was lately so dense in the streets of London that many collisions took place, and business was almost entirely suspended for many hours. London fogs are of midnight aspect. At a Russian hotel you are obliged to stipulate for bed linen, pillows, blankets and towels, or else pay extra for them, as the landlord assumes that you carry these articles with you. This has been the custom of the country from time immemorial, and has produced among certain Russians a curious kind of fastidiousness. They strongly dislike using sheets, blankets and towels which are in a certain sense public property, just as we should strongly object to putting on clothes which had been already worn by other people. Everything made by man may be destroyed by man; there are no insignable characters except those engraved by nature; and nature makes neither princess nor rich men, nor great lords—Russia. We can but imagine but one excuse for her elopement, namely—the efforts of parents or guardians to coerce her into marrying some one she does not love. To avoid such a fate, she is justified in running away, for no parent has or ever had a right to constrain a daughter to marry against her will. But where the parents are willing to wait, the daughter should also consent to wait, until her choice is assented to, or she attains her legal majority. Then, if she chooses to marry in opposition to her parent’s wishes, let her quit her home openly, frankly, in broad daylight, and in such a manner as shall kindly but utterly preclude any pretense that her act is clandestine or ill-considered. No one should be persuaded or coerced to marry where she does not love, but to wait a year or two for the assent of those who have all their life done what they could for her welfare, no daughter should esteem a hardship. There is some truth to be told about the "common run" of masculine prowlers by night about garden walls and under bedroom windows, in quest of opportunities to pour seducing flatteries into the ears of simple misses; but we have not time to tell it now. As a general rule they are licentious, good for nothing adventurers, who would much rather marry a living than work for it, and who speculate on the chances of "bringing the old folks round" after a year or two. A true man would not advise, much less urge, the woman he loved, to take a step which musf inevitably lessen the respect felt for her, and violate the truth reposed in her by those who had loved and cherished her all her days.—Home Circle. At a Russian hotel you are obliged to stipulate for bed linen, pillows, blankets and towels, or else pay extra for them, as the landlord assumes that you carry these articles with you. This has been the custom of the country from time immemorial, and has produced among certain Russians a curious kind of fastidiousness. They strongly dislike using sheets, blankets and towels which are in a certain sense public property, just as we should strongly object to putting on clothes which had been already worn by other people. Everything made by man may be destroyed by man; there are no insignable characters except those engraved by nature; and nature makes neither princess nor rich men, nor great lords—Russia. Nothing? It is easy woman to be a lady, good sense. Bad man an immorality. Awareness adicable. Bashfulness. Ignorance or result of circumstance doused, and do not back from the amenities of self-possessed, unshrinkable coarseness of reckoning as a state pertainly merits that is shame for women their manners. It is easy they need it. Women society. It is they too points should be referred to more than to be always in her right in respect. To a lady, alike bow. Do not wish to dance unsought; feel different you confer honor. lofty that men shall be rewarded, not at you in rural sentiment of mans reverence. He loses grace when he is oblited being to be trained man’s ideal is not woman fails in world in grace, in tact, in secrethin kindness she should he receives an inward illion. St. Louis has a color kiss is his name. There on the propagation of currents. The human solar rays in different when they are proper to cause an equilibrium there is perfect health being has its character influence of which it tible. When a man is much or too little of color doctor has only the color is and whether or a deficiency of it diagnosis is complete electro-magnetism the librium. CHAIN AND BALL. Wicked or witless as the convict may be, we cannot but pity him as he drags with weary feet over the rough ways his inevitable chain and ball. And, watching him, we cannot but think how he typifies in his condition, the case of so many mortals in the race of life. Who of the vast multitude has not his chain and ball in one form or another? Where is a human being to be found who is not fettered by hindrances which keep him back from his hopes, his aspirations, his very endeavors—who is not dragged down by heavy burdens, which he must carry with him to the end of time. Ill health; what a chain and ball this is to the fiery soul who would do great things in life, but is unable to perform them by reason of that weakness of the flesh which no physician can cure. Old age: is not that a ball ever increasing in weight and power, till at last the prisoner of time has to yield and confess his master. Uncongenial companions and inharmonious circumstances, the prejudices that we cherish, and we may add those that we excite, our ignorance and our inability, our pride and our poverty, are chains and balls impeding the progress of the wayfarer in "life's dark way"—punishment laid on him by fate and fortune, which he has to bear with the greatest amount of equanimity, and drag with as little expenditure of vital force in useless fretting as is possible. But of all forms, the matrimonial chain and ball is perhaps the most lasting and hard to be borne. You are an artist in soul; never mind your execution—that is a matter of mere practice, while the spirit is the God-gift which, if you possess it, is torture to you not to use. But your prosaic husband, who should have married a German haus-frau, whom then he would have treated as a squaw rather than a Christian lady—he bids you put away your paint box and go watch the simmering of the Irish stew. The Irish stew will simmer to toothsome perfection of condition without your standing over the kitchen fire, burning your face and irritating your "general servant," who thinks herself capable of such mild care as a seething stewpan demands; but the lights and shadows on that hill opposite will pass, and you can never recover them. The wife who pouts over the time that you take from her to give to those dry historical researches whereby you hope to make not only your name and fame. A Card for Rational Readers. Irrational people always reject good advice, and in nothing is their folly more frequently complacent than in ignoring precautions necessary for the retention of health. Forecast, on the other hand, is a notable characteristic of the rational, and it is the exercise of this quality which we would august to them. Protect the system against diseases which fasten upon the debilitated, the nervous and the dyspeptic, by bracing the physique, regulating the stomach, bowels and liver, and balancing despondency with the purse and most efficient of botanic invigorants. Hostetter's Stomach Bittern. That these effects follow its own, and that it prevents as well as annihilates intermittent and remittent fevers, are facts established by indispensable evidence. To enjoy the twin blessings of "a sound mind and a sound body" in all their plentitude, try a course of this sterling medicine. Splendor, with Home Comforts. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO. It is the common testimony that hotel-keeping reaches its utmost perfection in San Francisco. It would be proof of faultless accommodations that any hotel in any place was managed by one who for 25 years had, as a San Francisco host, kept abreast of each wonderful improvement in innkeepering, or that the appointments would be perfect of a modern San Francisco hotel managed by almost any one. The two are combined in the Commercial Hotel, at the corner of Montgomery avenue and Kearny street, and conducted by our friend, John Kelly, Jr., for twenty-five years made the Brooklyn the sought-for resort of all eager for the comforts of home with the conveniences of the modern caravansy. The shape of this palace made to fit its property is that of a smoothing iron, with its apex at the street corners, and has enabled the construction of unique conveniences and beauties impracticable in the tiresome square. Its architect modeled it after the famous Grand Hotel, Paris, and by its roomy pentagonal court, the paved floor of which, edged with exotics, makes A DELIGHTFUL RESORT. Floods of sunlight and sweet air reach every room. On every floor, midway between the magnificent street facades of bay windows and the area walls, run triangles of wide rich-carpeted halls, with ralled openings through their floors to the transparent roof above. These halls meet each other in octagonal shafts, with mirrored walls running to the roof, and topped with stained glass. Wide and winding, softly covered stairways connect the perfectly lighted and ventilated floors, but their use is a rare choice, and the unfatiguing elevator receives the chief patronage. The high ceilings of the upper rooms, their rich and elegant black walnut furniture, their other appointments of equal elegance, with those of lower stories, with their splendid view of the bay with its thicket of spars, or Nob Hill with its extravagance of architecture—all combined with the ease of the swift and silent elevator—make a sojourn on the upper floors almost more deB. P. HOWLAND. PHOTOGRAPHER, successor to P. J. Sullivan, cor- of Jesse and Third streets, San Francisco, will be happy to see all his old friends and patrons at HOWLAND'S NEW GALLERY, No. 35 THIRD STREET, corner of Jesse, where they will be sure to get FIRST CLASS PICTURES, and at prices that defy competition. Call and see those beautiful PEARL TYPES, made only at HOWLAND'S NEW GALLERY. The Genuine Pearl Types are themost beautiful Pictures ever made, either Plain or Colored. Card Pictures, from $10 to $80 per dozen. Cabinets, from $30 to $60 per dozen. Large Photographs, to frame, from $10 to $20. Just half the price charged at other Galleries, and just as good work as can be done in this City. Save your money by going to HOWLAND'S NEW GALLERY for your Pictures. Remember the place: 35 THIRD STREET, corner of Jesse. B. P. HOWLAND, Artist, for many years proprietor of the Old New York Gallery. BURNHAM'S ABIETINE FOR BURNS, SCALDS, Cuts and Sorries of all kinds. MONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL: 297 Second st., San Francisco; Measal tickets: 11. The Duty of a Woman to Be a Lady. Wildness is a thing which girls cannot afford. Delicacy is a thing which cannot be lost and found. No art can restore to the grape its bloom. Familiarity without love, without confidence, without regard, is destructive to all that makes woman exalting and ennobling. "The world is wide, these things are small, They may be nothing, but they are all." Nothing? It is the first duty of a woman to be a lady. Good breeding is a good sense. Bad manners in a woman is an immorality. Awkwardness may be ineradicable. Bashfulness is constitutional. Ignorance of etiquette is the result of circumstances. All can be condoned, and do not banish man or woman from the amenities of their kind. But self-confidence unbreaks them. Cozy fireplaces, with sculptured mantels in every suite; baths on every floor, and every necessity, every convenience, and every luxury that the hotel-keeper of all time has devised, and the complex ingenuity of the San Francisco hotel-keeper has combined, with special improvements of his own thrown in, make the Commercial Hotel, from the hospitable office in which the guest is received to the luxurious rooms in which he is lodged, or the magnificent dining hall in which he is fed, the very perfection of earthly tarrying places. If Kelly would only charge nine dollars instead of five for a faultlessly perfect suite of rooms, or three dollars instead of two for an equally perfect single one, the one only difference between the Commercial and its costly contemporaries would be eliminated. We see by the arrivals that Mr. Kelly's old friends, who patronized him at the Brooklyn, as also those who could not get accommodations there while he was its host, are now leaving other hotels and seeking quarters with him at the Commercial.—S. F. Chronicle. More About the New Piano. We have explained the principles of construction which make the durability of the Patent "Rogers Pianos" a certainty, and which ensure, for the future, instruments which are free from that most serious objection—the inability to remain in tune. To secure these great advantages, most persons would be content to sacrifice something in the appearance or even in the tone of their pianos. But, fortunately, it happens that the new improvement not only does not lessen the power or sweetness of the tone, but gives us a far superior quality to any heretofore produced, and a quality that can not degenerate in a few years into the well-known "thin-pan" sound. The Rogers Upright is simply a harp standing in a Piano case, but independent of it, and cannot lose its tone with age, any more than a harp does. The whole instrument is completed and tuned before it is fastened into the case; thus reversing the usual order of procedure, since, in all other Planos, after several years' seasoning of the wood, the case (or outside cabinet work) is built, and then the "action," the tuning-plins and pin-block are fastened into this case, depending upon its strength for their reliability and durability. Again, all the wood-work surrounding the harp increases its sonority, and, as is the fact with the violin, the vibrations become freer the more the instrument is played upon. In other Planos, on the contrary, the freedom of vibration of the wood is checked by the iron tuning-plins holding the strings, which strain upon the fibre with a pressure of several tons, by the numerous iron bolts and screws which are required to keep the wood from being torn asunder, and by the iron frame acting as a clamp upon it. We suppose it is from the freedom of vibration that the wonderful "singing" quality of tone is produced in the Rogers Piano. It will produce a tone resembling that of an organ, or the shortest staccato, at the will of the performer, and its volume can be increased from the softest pianissimo to the grandest and fullest fortissimo, without any help from pedals. If you wish a more explicit understanding of the peculiarities of the new invention you have but to drop a postal card to Messrs. Blackmar & Davis, at San Francisco, who are the BURNHAM'S ABETIET FOR BURNS, SCALDS, CATS and SORES of all kinds. 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OPIUM We have sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup for about four years, and it has steadily gained in popularity from its first introduction. We keep all the cough remedies considered "standard." In this section, The sale of the Universal has become greater than any perhaps greater than all others combined. We do not offer any discount for further particular calls on or address N.R.JOHNSON., 332 Clay street. S.F. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY. Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOMS., 289 Kearny St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOMS., 289 Kearny St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. PHONIX MACHINE OIL, Sperm Whale,Lard,Tanner's, well tested for several years for fruit,grain, vegetables; well wooded and watered requiring no irrigation; to be sold to none but shareholders. Only Temperature families desired as colonists. Provision for Schools,C churches,free Public Library & Prospectus families sent to office at Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.,Cal. ELDER JAMES W.WEBB, President. CHARLES MALTLY.Secretary. J.C.OGSWELL'S DEN-TAL BOOms., 289 Kearney St., near Bush. ETHER or CHILKOPORK administered. A lady assistant in attendance. Graduates only employed to operate. 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"The world is wide, these things are small, They may be nothing, but they are all." Nothing? It is the first duty of a woman to be a lady. Good breeding is a good sense. Bad manners in a woman is an immorality. Awkwardness may be ineradicable. Bashfulness is constitutional. Ignorance of etiquette is the result of circumstances. All can be condone, and do not banish man or woman from the amenities of their kind. But self-possessed, unshrinking and aggressive coarseness of demeanor may be reckoned as a state prison offence, and certainly merits that mild form of punishment called imprisonment for life. It is a shame for women to be lectured on their manners. It is a bitter shame that they need it. Women are the umpires of society. It is they to whom all mooted points should be referred. To be a lady is more than to be a prince. A lady is always in her right inalienably worthy of respect. To a lady, prince and peasant alike bow. Do not be restrained. Do not have impulses that need restraint. Do not wish to dance with the prince unsought; feel differently. Be sure that you confer honor. Carry yourselves so lofty that men shall look up to you for reward, not at you in rebuke. The natural sentiment of man toward woman is reverence. He loses a large means of grace when he is obliged to account her being to be trained into propriety. A man's ideal is not wounded when a woman fails in worldly wisdom; but if in grace, in tact, in sentiment, in delicacy, in kindness, she should be found wanting, he receives an inward hurt.—Gail Hamilton. St. Louis has a color doctor, and Hotchkiss is his name. The color cure is based on the propagation of electro-magnetic currents. The human system absorbs the solar rays in different proportions, and when they are properly balanced so as to cause an equilibrium of temperament there is perfect health. Every human being has its characteristic color, to the influence of which it is peculiarly susceptible. When a man is sick he has either too much or too little of his own color. The color doctor has only to find out what the color is and whether there is a surplus or a deficiency of it, and then, when the diagnosis is completed, to restore through electro-magnetism the chromatic equilibrium. Whittaker Hams. There are many notable brands of Eastern Hams in our market, all of which justly deserve the merit given them, but to one we wish especially to call the attention of our readers. This is the one made by Whittaker & Sons of St. Louis, Mo., and is represented here by Breeze & Laughran, cor. of Davis and Washington streets. This Ham has been in our market from the earliest date, and the fact that it still retains its old reputation is good evidence that it is worthy of the success it has attained. In 1873, at the World's Exposition at Vienna, it received the first medal, which only confirms the judgment of its appreciating consumers. Each Ham has the trade mark, which is a star with a large W in the center, branded upon the skin slide, and it is therefore comparatively easy to select the genuine article. Upwards of 75 carloads are annually sold in this market, and its reputation has always commanded for it a price of about one cent per pound in advance of all other brands.—S. F. Journal of Commerce. Sewing Machine Agents. Be kind to them when they call upon you; don't shut the door in their faces. Their road to glory is a hard one at the best. Treat them kindly. Of course we refer to that class of unfortunates that do not have the privilege of selling the New American. Of this favored few we do not need to bespeak your kind offices. The machine that they sell will be their passport to your favor, for if you have not seen of course you have heard of this wonderful triumph of mechanical genius and will be anxious to secure one. They are indeed the best and cheapest machines in use, and we advise you to get one at once. If you do not feel like waiting until an agent comes along, you may send to E. H. Harrington, General Agent for the Pacific Coast, 124 Fifth street, San Francisco. Trapper's Indian Oil—The simplest and most powerful remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat, and all aches and pains. Sold everywhere at fifty cents per flask. Stocks—Our new book, Key to Success, free to speculators. A Bradley & Co., Bankers, P.O. Box 371L, New York. Usa Burnham's Abelina for rheumatism and neuralgia. SACRAMENTO SEMINARY, STREET. BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH. SACRAMENTO.CAL. A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. Send for Circulations. Correspondence invited with all who wish for further information. MRS. HERMON PERRY, Principal. THE ECONOMICAL OBJORNMENT ON THE COAST. 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Sold Wholesale by the Following Houses: W. WARNER HENBY & DICKSON, CO. WILLIAM PECK & CO. CASTLE BROS. TILMAN & BENDEL, HASS BROS. KRUSE & EULER, J. M. PIKE & CO. HUNTNUPON, HOP. KINS & CO. E. K. HOWES & CO. Martin's Challenge Axle Grease is guaranteed superior to any Grease manufactured on this Coast. Facile Lubricating Company—Factory, corner Pine and Steiner Streets, San Francisco. RICH and BEAUTIFUL. FARMERS, FARMERS' WIVES, SONS and DAUGHTERS, attention! Learn to beautify your HOMES and CULTIVATE the SOIL to the BEST ADVANTAGE and most ECONOMICALLY. FINEST and best GUIDES and CATALOGUES in the WORLD. Everyone having a Farm or Garden should send a Postal-Card at once for FREE descriptive CIRCULAR; or 10c. for Illustrated Catalogue, 136 pages. P. O. Box. No. 5712. P. N. P. C. No. 141. REPAIRING THROUGHLY DONE Send for Circular. Save Your Money! WHY DO YOU PAY $3.00 A YEAR For an Eastern Literary Paper when you can procure one equal in every particular for $1.00 A YEAR. THE CHICAGO LEDGER, a large 8x6 color, weekly paper, is now being sold for $1.00 a year, and 15 cents for postage. It has no superior as a literary weekly, and is larger than Eastern papers of the same class. Sand 10 cents and get three copies. You will earn for it discreetly have rebuilt it. Address THE LEDGER CO., Chicago, III. E. H. KITTREDGE & CO. SUCCESSORS TO JOHN L. HALL, Manufacturers and Dealers in DOORS, WINDOWS AND BLINDS. Window Weights, Cords and Pulleys, WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Have one of the largest and best stocks, which we offer at low prices. Send for Catalogue of Prices. 11 and 18 California st. and 114 and 116 Market st. SAN FRANCISCO, P. O. BOX 2018. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, S24 and S29 Kearny St., San Francisco. S150 and S30 PER DAY. H.C. PATRIDGE. Two Concord Coaches, with the name of the Hotel on, will always be waiting at the landing to convey passengers to the Hotel free. He sure you get into the right Coach; if you do not, they will charge you. WESTERN HOTEL, But One Block from Depot and Steambost Landing, SACRAMENTO, CAL. THIS Hotel is entirely New, having just been completed with all the Modern Improvements. The only House in the City with Patient Kevator and Fire Escapes, 250 Nicely Purchased Rooms, Board and Lodging, $1.00 to $1.50 per Day, Entrals, 25 Jentas, Two Cash the Banking Office, Barber Shop Bath Rooms and Laundry in the House. Shower Bath Free to Guests. Boots and Shoes. JOHN SULLIVAN, M.E. con Battery and Jackson St., San Francisco, offers to make to order the best French Calf Leather Boots at from $9 to $9; California Leather Boots, $8; French Calf Good Tissue at California Boots and Children's Boots and Shoes made in order. Persons in the country ordering Boots and Shoes to the amount of $12 or more will be allowed a reduction of four per cent.; to make the express change price must be $7 or more Boots and Shoes sent C.O.D Positively one price. ESTABLISHED 1833. Merchant's Gargling Oil! A Liniment for Man and Beast. Whether for use on man or beast, Merchant's Gargling Oil will be found an invaluable Liniment, and worthy of use by every resident in the land. We know of no proprietary medicine or article now used in the United States which shares the goodwill of the people to a greater degree than this. Yellow wrapper for animal and white for human flesh."—N. Y., Independent. Extract from a letter from G. H. Simmonds, Unionville, Ia., July 24, 1873.—"I am selling more Gargling Oil than all the liniments put together, and I am keeping twelve different kinds. I think it is the best remedy for horseflush in existence, and can say it without fear of successful contradiction." Extract from a letter from Shoemaker & Co., Bloomington, Ind., Sept. 17th, 1873.—"It is the popular horseliniment in this country." Extract from a letter from Geo. A. Small, Braman's Corners, N. Y., Aug. 9th, 1873.—"I will more of your Gargling Oil than of all other liniments combined, and have seen it used on horses and cattle with good effect when others have failed." Extract from a letter from Pattee & Co., Derry, N. H., Aug. 26th, 1873.—"We think your Gargling Oil one of the best articles for what is recommended that we have ever used or sold." Extract from a letter from Snowdon & Gibbs, Concordia, Kan., July 28th, 1873.—"We sell more of your Gargling Oil than of any liniment we keep." Merchant's Gargling Oil as a Family Liniment. We are now, and have been for some years, preparing the Oil free from stain, to be used as a common liniment for human flesh, extracting the coloring ingredient which has hestofore rendered it objectionable. This Oil possesses all the medicinal properties of that prepared with the dark times for horses and cattle, and will be found one of the best remedies for all purposes where a liniment is required that has ever been manufactured. From J. K. Fisher, Unmiddown, Pa., Jan. 21, 1877.—"Your Gargling Oil is doing much better here than formerly, since its virtues have become known; and the bottles put up for family use without stain, as much sought for." The Gargling Oil called "Family Oil," although prepared intentionally for human flesh, answers as well for beauty; since worse, the dark Oil answers as well for human flesh, only it will stain and discolor the skin, but not permanently. Yellow wrapper for animal and white for human flesh. Merchant's Gargling Oil as an Internal Remedy. Merchant's Gargling Oil is a diffusible stimulant and cornicative. It can be taken internally when such a remedy is indicated, and is a good substitute for pain killers, constipation and urinary tract infections. For Cramps or Spasms of the Hemach, Colle, Asthma, or Internal Pain, the dose may be fifteen to twenty drops on sugar, or mixed with syrup in any convenient form, and repeated at intervals of three to six hours. Yellow wrapper for animal and white for human flesh. MERCHANT'S GARGLING OIL Is the Standard Liniment of the United States Established 1858. Large size: $1; medium size: small size; small size for family use; Size Manufactured at Leukport, N.Y., by M. O. O. Co., and sold by all druggists. JOHN BURGON Secretary.