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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-06-04
TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. w Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want good and cheap
Root, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1888 BURHYTB Bros.
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MEAT MARKET
BY
HAMMOND e. WILLIAMS.

Constantly on hand, every variety of
Meat usually kept in Ciy or Country
Market.
PORK AND BOLOGNA SAUSAGE,
Fresh aud choice
Cash paid for Pork, Beef and Nut
ton. Also, for Poultry and Hides.
shop next door South of Krauth's Brew
cry on Main Street
River Falls, January 90 1888
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or lees, SIS.
A square will be counted the space Of one
inch.
Local notices will be charged according
TO their character Nothing less than 10
cts line for the first insertion, and 10 cts
for this second
I'll Job work must he paid for on de-
livery.
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TEs River FALLS JOURNAL
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

uBLisHBD EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, 81 20
JOURNAL and ADVANCE one year to one
address, 81 90, cash in aduaaee.
Local Edition-JoURSAL & ApvASos, pub
hshed every Friday, $l,00, cash in aduancs
n2~ For all transient subscribers, twenty
hve cents must be paid in addition TO the
subscription price above named.
A. MORSE 6 SON. Proprietors.
JeB PRINTING
OF every description exc, uled on short no
tice, neat and at reasonable prices Up
PIot on Main Street.
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MISSES LEyINGs

Keep a Bookstore embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books. Periodicals and Mag
sSnes. A full supply Of stationery
Store in JOURNAL BLOCK, Main Street.
River Fails, Wis. 1888
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ORGANS & PIANOS!

Prof. Pratt
Offers for sale complete assortment Of
Organs and Pianos, from the best manu-
factories in the country.
Those in need Of frst.class instruments
can rely on
PERFECT ABSTRACTION
Prof Pratt also gives lessons on the
above instruments, and in singing.
store in Journal BLOCK, near the Post
Office.
River Pals. Wis. April ~, 1874.
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A. j. S,IIERBURNE.
Shop opposite John Green's Store
on Main Street, River Falls, Wis
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Also, Common Lime, White Lime,
Plastering Hair, and Cement kept
constantly on hand, and for sale at
reasonable prices.
vlsn3S
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Banh of Girer falls,

RIVER rAbbos Mlb'
A General Banking Business
Transacted.
Interest allowed on deposits by special
agreement. Drafts sold on all parts Of
Europe at the lowest possible rates.
Savings Bank. Open during the
Gay and on Saturday evenings 81 and
upwalds received and interest compound
"a thereon every six mon b. at the rate Of
SI per cent per annum.
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH, Cashier.
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b. II. PILLAR.
A. u. GOLDEN.
sICIAN, SURGEON q DENTIST.

Office over Stepens' Market. Entrance
next door north of Haven's Furniture Store.
Residence opposite press Office" 3
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16

BoorpS. Mum bic Ser. Staaten Ne>
eieruns leltf IL eur6 Elm eisenes8 oarc
reprdlentirt. has cine b5dR intesels
Iante AusRsQuns in Mnfidt fe0t.
8or etrpa IL Monaten bate bic
Ser. Staoten Rssieruns Die @ereiniste
Staatsn MlnSe In philadelphia autbos
ri6rt. @srd&tnib, Disraiaen 3uiamms,s
,unelIen, pie nit elmer poGenpsuS ni&rift
usr1eben pom Centennial Ginan3 8oarp
an ale Biireer su perfaufen fine, pte
oarnaH einen @unl6 ausipreGen.
Auf ciefe 8eile fam ispe Terlon ibr
9&nTsin sum 0slineen res eroeen
lln~ternebmens brttrneen, ibren Wameu
IN Der Gbrenroue Der Rdufer eintraaen
lafsn unb suslsi@ uu@ Elm babf&es
Mnrsnfen an Zen 100. Sdbrestaa Ger
tlnabbdnsisfeit Der amsrtfanii@enGrsis
faatsr a~erinner.
Der preis 1T SIS f6r bic sclrenen,
So fir bic flbsrnsn unp So fur tie
SrUnse : Wecoiuen. que Wecaiaen
aeieen auf Der einen Seite tie Snl&rifs
ten: .3um@ epd@tuib beg 100. Sab
restdees Der amerifaniiden nnobbdnss
tefeit" unp .Mit Nutbcritdt Der Ser.
Staatea," tie ZEN @enius Ger amerifa-
nil&sn Grsibsit u~mrtnse, Der mit rem
Sawertarif an 1einer e cite berausras
oeno uno ben Shilo NIT BEN Gternen
uno streifsn ~ feinen GlBen NIT je
einem Sranse in ben 6dnoen bic @es
nien Der Slnfe une Wifenl6aften
befrdnst. Die f@ ~ leinsn Gdsen bsus
aen, uu, NIT ibrer &unf oersn GmbIeme
fe aufweilen, bas auf Der pIattform er>
fH,ltte Sabr 1876 su feisrn.
Die @esenisite seist ben @snius Der
omsrifantf&en 6reibstt NIT aesidtsm
sawsrte {iH aus feiner lies:npsnS tels
lung aeae, In eineni Stroblenfran3e er<
lteinence gterne, pel6e Die Is Orts
einalfaaten unb Gcionien rsprdienti>
rem, aufrafsnb, IN, feline Goreeuusen
su erfdmpfen. Darunter ffebt bic Sab
ressatl t776 unb pas gauge III nit Der
llmiGrift umruneen ~Diee Vsr.
Staatsn Golonien finc uno icuen bon
8s@tsmsssn freie uno unabbansise
|Staaten {ein."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16
s euilIft0n n.
msg nit Sen Wriaen.

Wssu .psbI @rtlsn bier unb Ssrssns
beut' III 90 trib unb better racr8en.
bort tpirb umpetnet cine 8abr,
tinb bier umla&t eta 5c&3eitpaar
DEN Gineu min fein plan seIinsen,
l1nb Nnbre Iei&t bas Slid %errinesn-
guf @ettsrfurm fOIet gpnnsni&ein,
Do@ Iritfal tebrt t.tm &si&Rsn etu.
@as if benz bisfts Daieins glitter?
Ran trdet uus tur& bfs Grtrebcfs Sitter
Rad re&ielSUlem Guf rnb Nb.
am Gnb' in'S falte bpnfle Grab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16
(8prtieBRnals

v y 80 D. N'-''f $1,000
! DbppbI btr' 3artoFslernte uae Der
Giniaat rpeeen ale bdnpe peas Arbeit
pareu. tsGdtrte e fmdsna,thch narauL
itre. 2sgts ~ .tsfuden. giuepneinte, .ssFs.
.ianSR Edawdte nabe 1enR aues fdnI
aus bea Tussn, Sic 1sasS siifg, rcittsn'
IN Ger @pde, auf Rsiah, Ger &nedt
tetrunt Gd. ,fcnnte susi Ban3eT qse ai@t
arbeitcn nriu i taM mttseiner sgarfaabs
nuna rapon ! Der Bauer @tlbfA fat
ahf BEN 4eise rab tetb MHlkks 80 NJ
Zen, rarf feline SuseFipte. tbtflOie A9<
Ieln .nHessins elmer 3ette sGeIeAblihnRr.
mad, Die trsenewo,in ben p@aeanaIaai
v@ttt eas -eertsbtng bos Mirden 70,
IT,, fasts' Bile R5er altea Rihiest s
In WnbstraHt Ter hdusliden l3srmasf
nod sebliebfn was nieit sasM dUs
shen "a IL, fcn1hit 'Nues, aus Der
g,h7asIseI tYss5sT ,1faca& aafa
Die bsipsn aIteu Sunsfert, ssristbsn
,snnhH auftea @eranten. Brupers6srm
mree iresub cine 4runfbeit, etn Gisber
i'm xSfpH' tatsass bsais4 ibshs Is Saas,3osfs,
shbrte. sMpneerlia nu@ MtlM aSGtte
Fao1te fiidt gang Fs6erfIsi fsin, bsna ct
rDar' 3etftteuts ndfsldfTS' u1Sj, sltspslsisIs,
l@iaesn, une- nun sar A!est, Halt fdF
Epes 8ausr4 @ite ppuftaY aaasfsia. febr@
f1 feline gdhSee 8RdbeM hho nu3us
,perIalfstsit tesaastsaaa sinss ssfases
Ftatte isin Broebsrr It'll fOrtsljdst!' w
pareraubsniauf Gem 6elpe Ne5tfen.
|,Nismano wubte, rssbalb? uber fort par
Der Burf&e, pie. 81 etsap np fenss uno
I4bsnrs t1uBte 'th &ldttlun8e 'Wlerts
fSaHem auf staHlg HiebiagtF inslaasyi
lbrttSshh.i ,laf@e xfgH sst
Sunasla fftis feline Mi6e fdnf @teldsa
eefHsafts wtt'siHs atobsf 9ttr; Hdhr Sat
te 9epTdttt un6 NIT BEN Tb0Iern ins lfis
nsr 1alNf1 eaNmpert. fNHl ESlbsn
,urad tdah Aas9 brast 2uhkdN9eibiess
bile nannts, "a mar alert f@on iber
fdGe 9sres. -EE9ater ,@rdbrtadeE eer
einhiss tSnisliGe eafai, beeleftste feline
flainssEeHtsrs nne eiHaB ofs,S TER ttrss
S6Ksefsrb trusybss!sitste:beiess . Sci
@repamd6tfr. maatsapok ben, ,tasifsu
.@atyoasp, 9tIssM 6fs pn,
Ser WiGts, cine nnaabl ycn. .taesqeler
Bn1dfttinesns ia Ii tahfte BiQs ffddr fbrl
N~empoenbeit neoer1 {eiue T.odtsriis'''ki
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16

Ruelanp, OeferreiH unb Stalien boz
ben tisber sbenfc penis pie bic Ser.
Staoten einen Mufan9 nit Sammluna
zines @oIpporratbs 3ur Wieceraufnabs
me Der 8aaraablune semaGt une 60 IT
babsr penia pabrideinlid. rab nod
i'm 3aufe tiefss Sabrbunberts etns
lleberfaauns RON Gpslmstal fattRncen
rpirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16
@plt= nab Silbermanjen.

.Ginen 5ebr intereEanten Beri6t bat
Der Dirsttcr rss M~in;wsleus, 9inpers
mann. erha,tst. Ger seruee In ptelsut
Nusentltd, NC bic Graee Der Bieoer>
aufnabme Der 8aarSabluns 70 lebbuft
Yerbanpslt miro, @t@tisfett inynlpru&
ntnut.
Na9 elmer Gnbe Stunt 1872 pcrees
nommenen amtliHen Statifit rpar pas
mails in ben Ser. Staaten Elm Wetaqs
perratb pom $l28,369,864 oorbanotn.1
NeHnet man binau rem grtra9 Der
Berepertsprcbuftion in bin betpen
foleenpsn Sabrsn NIT lao Msa.7 :Toaea
lars uno ben f& auf bsinabe so Mil.
DoQa1s beIaufencen SmpertI ssmG ustA
nnetauen, 3tebt man anoererietts zen
grpcrt an WIn3en dtso4 c@eIbEta nstn
S~iiberbarrer ab. 70 fnoeti MOT, sasr Ina
Sunt 1874 $1G6,848228s UrflMsfaG1'
TIM Qonre pasen.-D -Betfde1- bic
pom pripatpqppen &eiHee~- unosssepsees
fabrt wcrsA daO, bmnssn btabst nibf
nit In Nnl9lae, nidn fam annebmen,
poB fh GIN uaea Naefubr bitftr Nrt
aesenlsitie aufbtm.saas5n 'Swet Sat.sn
bat, g@ pabsr mad @ineetmann'sg Dar4:
FRedana Der Metauporratb .ees. 9apres
I'm d6t unoa btsiBis pl1,to cine Balbe
Wiaion Dollars 'obst 'iaDssuu UNI 80
prosent permebrt. r'@''s I H'a''' ''''' y
Die o1tdttsfsit unlerer Niin,anfals
ten f tepsutenp 0ewddien. Sn. rem
aebasS dbrsasbis 500 Gum 1879 }Rhf1
fben rurtsinnittli1 a0idbrlt1 223Nia.
Dollars @pab d~aseeprascs lin iesten
Sabr raseseti' SO 'Ifirf.t Toaalfs Sob,
0eyG 1862 bis! 1872 ISdr6etsB nrd8a
lbnittitt& per 9abr eiue- unu zine &te:s
tel Migiaa GAbermda3en fapsaeprdst
Ein UeM 4uhm 55d!s> Stunt 1874 aBtssaenett
Sabr nnsessn ,teinate e. MiHaD plIaSs.
Qtnbermanrl ipriht ~bte- ueber3eusuna
dus. paBsneit 1bsfg &1ddGtslbtn 3aaaN aass
AattuaalBs lhIofsf mfrp:sr bie ~ iit3knn
i'm Gtanpe {inrst gfanspuysathe 10
55&nsu ealS nan 7fsdiinlssrr ttitoarf, snaldisferss
ESoraussettsi, rag bdiss Z stptt6athGtf III
senfgsncrf Mafis bgseefssttartt a'lfn..
or lenft nastb asoirsasM usntersfamfsft
taraut baers ss attserse'S ilberpreis in
Garepd'etne ftef' quite WtltSsnss n atr
tAusprdsuns- pcn Silbsr haibisist
un,e Siberhfaun fur 1t2s1A
ITGsnts e5pls lglt aftaeOeresnJpe ihlsk
rteisuf prsfs TIaros Ssr efpofi zines
Silber DOuars 90a GEMS Sob poer
etne Slsinistsit4 kefi PtuVlfia; Ds'
Apa,tlprsis tut ansl S'lbsreclat BE-
lftdSt1gbt SSs&stnstnssn,'SSssSt sfl'itS dsesTi
LIN rr9Sx1 Eff6yfmffHSsn meYNefis - iits.Ad
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16

uls pte 0aunsn aao @apricen teS
S&rtibers /; uno es mare ;u wuncern.
trenr bic @abrbeit ntdt re&t oft In
Gonfift NIT Stelen irrisen ia 0olf iitsr
ienes 9ano perbreiteten Mnf6ten seras
then lplte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16
Anf 30 DEN Sterufn!
8 tbr trauten Sterne
Errt Ia bIauer Gerne.
HISGe feat 70 aerne

s. ibr trauten @terue
Eprt Ia bIauer 9erne.
8ISSf isst 70 serre
Muf su eu&, su eu& binan,
Sn ben Einmelsreeau
Qeben if tint 6inamelsIt9t,
Sn BEN @taube ID 60 ni&t!
NS&te bin NIT Nplsri&piussn
Bon Der Grbe auf mid ringer!
GGnb' Seytranbte Wefen,
Boa BEN Gram seueisu,
bort, no teiu gerwsiea! mal
GnseI, TRACE aid bixas
Sn ben 9immelsoeeaa! ~ s3n a..
2eben ID im 1immelsli@t ~...,,at,s
SIN BEN Staube III 60 MIDI s,aas
2ab ben @sifi NIT @erapbi@Htnoen,i.. !.
!3uiesr ew'sen peimat hrinssn..ss =,
Mofa ~. 8ano1in~s''
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-16

age $50 = gasL qyra s.st Z ffFAE ttH ft'iH4 a5Ist'
$500 . SIS. sra.Ekk sc ST.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-10
Lord Macanlay a Thief.

1t is possible to DO q thief without in
tending any wrong act, and to take an
others property Violently without guilt.
Lord Macaulay was or Unconscious thief
IN this way, and had au amusing expert
ence, though very notifying.
wen, N~acaulay waS at Rome when lie
was quito q young mAn-before he was
celebrated ut all, you know-and one
night he came here to do just what wc
aro doing. Well, he was all by himself
under those dark arches, where it is as
black as night, when all of O sudden n
man in a large cloak brushed past him
rather rudely, as Mscaulay thought, and
passed on into the darkness. Macaulay's
first impulse was to clasp his hand to his
watch-pockct; and sure enough he found
that his watch was not there. lie looked
after tho man who he doubted not had
stolen his watch as he brushed past him,
rushed aftcr him, overlook him, and
seizing him by the collar demanded his
watch.
Now Mucaulay could, at that time,
speak very little Italian, and understood
mono when spoken. :, So lie was obliged
TO limit. his attack on the thief to n vio-
lent shaking of him blythe collar and IN
angry REPETITION ofthc demand, "Orologio!
S'N' ~ LhAl lluh ulluChGu pOuECu
forth q torrent of rapidly spoken words,
OF which Macaulay understood not one
syllable. But he again administered q
severe shaking to- his captive, stamping
his foot angrily on the ground, and ngain
vociterating, s"Orologioi o~rologiol"
Whereupon the detectcd-thief drew forth
the watch and handed it to his captor.
hacaulay, satisfied with his proves,
turned. on his heel as no pocketcd the
watch and saw nothing more of the man.
But when he returned to his apartment at
night his landlady met him at the door
holding out something in her hand, and
saying
"oh, sir, you left your watch on the ia
bic, so I thought it better to take care Of
1t. Hero it is.pN;"Good gracious! What
Is this, thcn1" stammercd Macaulay, draw
ing from his pocket the watch he had so
gallantly recovered in the Coliseum. It
was a watch lie had never seen before.
The truth was plain@he had been the
theft The poor man he had so violently
attacked and a~postrophi1cd in the dark
ness and solitude of the Coliseum arches
had been terrified into ~surrcndering his
W watch to the rcsolute rufian who, ms
he conceived had pursued him to rob
him. The next morning Macaulay, not a
little crest-fallen, fastened to the Office of
the Qucstor with the watch, and told his
story. "'Ah, I see, said the Q~uestor; "you
had better leave tho watch with Inc.
will take your excuses to the owner; he
hos already been here to denounce you.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-10

REMARKABLE ARTEsIAE WELI.-Onc
Of the most remarkable nrtcsian wells of
our " time (says the GARDEN is that Of
Groncllc, In the Paris basin. 1t wns I'M
dertakcn In 1884, up TO which time no
successful a~rtesian sinking had reached n
greater depth than about 1000 feet. It
was calculated that the water bearing
stratum sought would be reached at a
depth of 1900 feet; but That was not
deep enough. The boring continued,
with intervals, until 1871, when on the
goth of February, the %boring-rod was OBJ
served to descend suddenly several yards.
In n few hour9 the water reached the sur
fIcc, eventually rushing up with immense
violence, mixed with sand and mud. But
tho sand md mud soon censcd, leaving n
magnificent flow Of purc water, which
has continued ever since. A high tower
is erected, and tho water rises through,
pipes with sustained force and volume,
TO tho reservoir Mt the top, ut tho rate of
fully half n million gallons per day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-10

To II Observation-Disclosures is no great
or dcIusion than that of. surprising that
the best music can be enjoyed only BY
the musical" Ordinary people cun de-
rive keen pleasure from q sympathetic
listening TO great music If they will but
believe that they can, and so attend to it
accordingly. There is no need Of being
baffled by n want Of knowledge concern.
ing keys, nor by an ignorance of modula-
ton. Your next neighbor may know that
the mir began in q major, and then passed
into B minor, but you can still get YOUR
W simpler pleasure out of it. What Is
it to inc what Titian's secret of Measure
might have bccnf He had it, and that is
enough for one who cannot even draw.
The first rulo in listening to music is
to listen. We do not want to arouse our
selves to q frenzy of delight, but we do
wait to hear what the music is like. A
very simple and very good rule for those
who nrc pcrplcxed by nm orchestra, and
fancy they are puzzled to know where the
tune comes In, Is to listen to one instru.
mcnt, the ~yiolins, for instance, alone for n
time. These will probably take up the
melody and sing it plainly enough, then
the movement may become more compli-
Gated md the air seem to havc grown
more ford, to be broken perhaps into
brilliant fragments, but lcarkcn the
yioloncelli have taken it up, and over it
floats this new and lovely strain of the
v~iolins, then the flutes catch the melody,
the comets and tho bdaiNon ewcll the har-
lnony, the drum makes its rhythmic beats,
the whole orchestra is alive with tic
theme, and before you knowit you are in
the very centre OF the music, and what
was before involved md intricate now be.
comes plain and bcautiful.-SerI1ner for
Apri3.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-10
Ccntinela Colony.

| TLo f,,nIino1, u,,,t,,, .i,..,J
{, a ,yosInsim I;.n",iom o,a"T.e" Gn anI SoHnt
ohn,, ,hSan' III ILL., nVut Lo' hnEIleS anu
IhoTI Le"r rI I' Uis, u'Stmns ron u. t nnS imlts on
God o"otio ,o eihIy, i LVni"'nS 1870 M,tes "a
SSJhici, "a cr,n,c" n9S,,n mnu y imsSc rDItton Oh
thn c,,,ii,oIInn ~ ."'ni Wv miI 70
Tho hIghcsi "lcwoi;nm IA ! ri in ncnI
snT,n~s from wIich ,ior:s " " s t' - n,HG
WINTER several foot ,ridc and sIr 81 ninh, I, Ia,
deem which NAV mo c0ndnrind r. ~ nmS
n%ortIon m ih, rnncIn ~ ,In nS;oiu Guy
ranches nrc sirorr go,rjro H.",, s"o ou IITHy'iL =, TX
opinion Of Goycrnor Dow nov n - E nrc nnd i
| others. Tint aricsinn water cSn inc rrnG4v 1c
cured on n large norton of thn Land rurch ,1 s" 4
Tho Eirycyor r. lnyinV oui n ia%n IN a comIroi
position and about t,rce miles from a wnii
sheltered bay. Tbc lbs Ang"ics nnJ Poc,Ic
Railroad COMPANY has brcn lnrornornir,l In
build a railroad from tho IondlnI' wI,crc n n
wharf will be built, running throIIph Icnii'
ncla to Los Angeles.
There nrc orange, lemon and Limo irrcs pov
loaded with fruit 5000 orange trees growing
IN tho orchard, 1000 hrcc'ycar.old or"nwc
trees growing in he nursery. Tg0 IunT D%d
almond trees Just commencing TO hcnr. sgy.
cral hundred other fruit trees, md $1,000
worth Of sheep aud other personal property.
The soil Is ilrst rate. water good. landing
convenient, market good, and tho land dog
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-10
Home Mutual Insurance Company.

In nllnding to this Justly popular Company,
We cannot, with the small editorial space ut our
command, do better tlIun quote the following
complimentary, but at the same time, truthful
remarks, which we extract from u former issue
OF the Spirit If The Times. That journal says,
under date August 29tli, 1874: ~ f.-.
" Men OF thorough business capacity are sue
J." %ccssful, let tho undertaking In Which they
" may be engaged DO what ltmay. Close atten-
: tlon to the interest In hdnl, a clear under
standing US To the wants and requirements OF
" those dealing with them, srd a determine
d" ton to cxcSf, are the qualifications OF the ca
u" pnhle business man, and the foundation OF
" Ills success. In the science of underwriting,
" particularly, these qualifications are abso.
" lutely necessary to Insure patronage. and
= build up a profitable business; and We know
" OF no Institution where they exist to n great
" CT extent than In The HOME MUTUAL ISsUR.
"ANCE COMPANY Of San Francisco. Mr.. RED
" DISGToS, the former President OF the Com
T." pany, laid tho foundation OF the excellent
" management that Inns characterized H.; and
Gen. j. +. HoUGHToS, who succeeded him,
" has, by devotion to the Company, and by the
" possession Of Just such attributes as those
" we have mentioned above, succeeded In build
Ing mp md strengthening a business for the
HOME MUTUAL second 10 no other Insurance
" company In our midst; not q profitable re.
" turn on paper, but In dollars and cents. Gen.
" HoUGnToN has, In the short time he has been
" nj the head Of the Company, don't wonders
" i'll making solid, snfe and reliable business for
1T, giving. evidence OF u quick cOmprchcn.
" sion Of what Is required of n thorough un-
" dcrwrltcr. On The first of the present
" month (August), the assets OF the Company
" were S5l3,59G S.; aud without any demands
upon them, between now and Monday next,
their assets will be further increased to $685.
"237 OF. This Is n showing which any insur-
d" ance man might 10 proud OF, and It Is Ger
" tainly very credltablC 10 Gen. HoUGnToS.
"Gen. HorGnToS has been well sustained by
" the Secretary OF the Company, CHARLES Il.
"STolir, who Inns held that important position
" more than four years; and In the general
" management. Of details Of the business OF the
Company, he has enjoyed tho able expert.
" cncc OF the general manager, II. II. BrOELow,
" a veteran In UNDERWRITING"
Before concluding this b%rlcfnoticc VIC would
nlIude TO the prosperous condition Of the Oak
land Branch, which, through the energy and
sound business policy Of X. ii. MAaILL, Esq
the General Agent, hRs for some time past
been doing mn extensive business, conducted
on a basis alike satisfactory 10 Its customers
and profitable to the shareholders.
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Garments. Paris, Vienna aud Berlin styles re.
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"LAMr, RI YoU? Why don't you do as /
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remedy, PAIRS ADoLIIIoS OIL.
It Is as good for internal as for all external
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No. IS Third street, San Francisco, is again
open, with larger lights, more room, and Nil
the latest improvements In instruments. All
work Is warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Cabinet Rembrandls, only n per dozen; Card
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ToRrorsEs AFRAID OF HEAT AND RAIN

ToRTorsEs AFRAID OF HEAT AM RAIN.
Close observers of nature discover
many curious hnbits in the lower orders
Of animals. Tortoises seem, by their
thick shells, to DO protected against all
changes Of tho weather. But ono Of i'm.
mcnsq size, imported from the Galapagos
Islands into England, was actually afraid
of rain. Its owner says: mo part of its
behavior over struck mo moro than the
extreme timidily it expresses with regard
to rain and though II has n shell That
would secure It against q loaded cart, vet
docs 1t discover rs much solitude about
rnin rs q Indy dressed in all her best at
tire, sllufling away OIL the first s~prinklipgs
and running It's head up in n corner. If
attended to, it becomes nm excellent
weather glass; for as sure rs Il walks
clatc, and ms it were on tiptoc, feeding
with great carncstncss In the morning, 50
sure will 1t rain before night"
The same tortoise was careful 10 keen
out Of tho hot sun, and always sought n
shady nook at midday in summer. II
slept, nlso, under ground from the middle
OF November TO tho middle of April, and
from four In the afternoon I'll u late hour
In tho morning.
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ten and twenty pound packages by all grocers.
Z. ?: BARTON 6 Co., manufacturers, 2ll and
2l3 Sacramento street. San Francisco. "
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