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, 1877-08-31

THE KERRY COw.-This description
of the above breed is from the London
Lice Stock Journal.
The Kerry cow is remarkably CRATE
full feeder, or in other words, will live on
the commonest and scantiest diet, and
when her lot falls into pleasant places
will yield bountiful lacteal return for
the generous keep. Everywhere and un-
der all circumstances she has the reputa-
tion of being an excellent milker. The
average yield Of milk produced by aKerry
cow belonging to a gentleman who for
many years has paid great attention to
his breeds, says r. o. Pringle, in his re-
view on Irish agriculture, is twelve
quarts daily, and the average yield of but
ter from six to eight pounds per week.
Some of the cows have produced more,
but the quantities stated have been above
the average. Pringle considers this to be
large yield, considering the size of the
animal and the small amount they con-
sumo. a Kerry COW was known to have
been kept for five years in stable in
Dublin, which had only two calves dur
ing the period, yet was scarcely ever dry,
and kept up full supply of milk for a
large family.
, 1877-08-31
The Midsummer Holiday scribner.

In pursuance Of the custom introduced
last year by ScribnerS Monthly, the August
number Is issued as a special Midsummer
Holiday number. Among the material put
forth to vindicate this title are illustrated pa.
pers on the following subjects North Amer.
lean Grouse" by Charles +. Whitehead
canadian Sports" dealing chiefly with La.
crosse, Snow. .shoeiDg and Toboganing, by
Dr. Beers; "Babes in the Wood" an account
of trip through the Maine forests to Cana.
da In h.bark canoe, made by the family
of the author, Mrs. Hoyt, who is daughter
of the late Chief.Justice Chase; and fourth
paper on "A Railroad in the Clouds" by Ma.
jor j, E. Montgomery, describing the highest
railway in the world, which, by the way, was
built by American enterprise. There Is also
horseback reverie on "The Old Boston
Road" by E, s. Nadal (who has just been re.
appointed to the place on the American lega.
tion at London, which he held under Mr.
Motley, and John Burroughs has one of his
characteristic talks on trawberries," which
will doubtless prolong the season of that de-
lightful fruit.
OF the noteworthy new contributors, Ber.
thold Auerbach has a story of German peas.
ant life, entitled "Adam and Eve at the Agri.
cultural Fair" with illustrations by Professor
Thumann, OF the Berlin Academy; Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg writes about "Some
japanese Melodies" the scores of which are
given, and the author of "Deirdre" has a
three.page poem of reflections" about
American authors inscribed to DR.. Holmes
Other stories of light character are
"Smethurstees," by Mrs, Burnett, the author
of THAT Lass o Lowrie's," told in Cockney
dialect, by the wax-works man; "Swari
among the Buckeyes" Il study of Ohio village
life, by Hialmar Hjorth Boyesen, and u char
acter-sketch, by Mary E. C.Wyeth, of "Moses
an Aaron" who, it must be told, is one per
son and not two.
Other poems adapted to the season are
"MadrigaI," by Edmund Clarence Stedman
summer Thoughts by ID. s. Foster; anG
Guests" by Celia Thaxter. Bayard Taylor
contributes an "Assyrian Night-Song;" and
r. ii. Stoddard long poem entitled Give
Kings"
The first installment of Miss Trafton's new
serial, "His Inheritance" Is given in this
number. The scene is laid on the south.
western frontier twenty-five years ago, and
the opening of the story is said to be very
attractive. DR.. Hollands nicholas Min.
turn" 1t is announced, will be completed in
the October number.
In the Editorial departments, DR.. Holland
writes about More Protestant Vaticansm
and The Tax for Barbarism," apropos of the
war in the East "The Old Cabinet" has "A
Letter about the Toucan," something abou,
Japanese Music" supplementary to Miss
Kellogg's sketch, and two poems-a some,
on Keats" and "The White and the Red
Rose" Other articles in the departments
deal with "Blue India China" Budding
Fruit. t.Trees," "Self. Trimming Golfers, ,""Dou.
ble Boats" etc, etc.
, 1877-08-31
DIR. Hunters Letter.

DR., Hunters letter in to.day's issue is one
oil the best and most interesting of the series
which he is publishing in our columns. II
shows most clearly the relation OF cause and
effect between catarrh and deafness. 1t Is q
picture In words painted by master hand
and coHyeys lesson which all should learn
The sense of hearing is one of the most
pleasurable and necessary of our senses, and
those who have lost it suffer one of the
greatest deprivations which physical Ills can
innIct upon us.--S. +. Morning Cal, June TO-
NoTE.-Dr. Hunters letters are issued in
pamphlet form and will be sent to any ad.
dress. DR.. Hunter devotes special attention
to this class of diseases. Office 32l Sutter St.,
San Francisco, All letters will receive at.
tention.
, 1877-08-31
A Rhinoceros and His Neighbors.

The rhinoceros was an ugly and enOr-
nous creature. His body is nearly as big
as that of an elephant, though he is not
so tall, for his legs are very short. He
is of muddy mouse. color, and his skin
seems as thick as board floor. He has
very small eyes, a big head and nose, and
one of the most dreadful mouths you
ever looked into. happened to look
into it, for he yawned just as l stopped
in front of him, and assure you that
that mouth would hold bushel of po-
tatoes. may slightly overrate its capaC-
ity, but will not take back more than two
or three Of the largest potatoes.
There is an inclosure for camels, where
these ugly creatures can wander about
all day and never feel obliged to kneel
down to have a load packed on their
backs. BY the way, camel is never so
ugly as he is when he is very young.
One of the ugliest infants on earth is a
baby camel.
The kangaroos have several long yards,
with little house at one end and plenty of
room in front to skip and play. never
thought the kangaroo was funny ami
nal until saw these fellows. In cage
they have no chance to show what com
ical way they have of getting over the
ground. Of course knew that when they
are pursued they bound away with great
leaps, but did not know how queerly
they bounce themselves along when they
are 1ot in hurry.
One big fellow, who was sitting near
his house on his hind-legs and his tail
(you know they use their tails to prop
themselves up with, took it into his
head to come down to the front fence
where a group of visitors were standing.
So he Strengthened himself up, with his
head high in the air; held up his little fore
paws under his chin, and came down the
yard in series of funny hops that made
everybody roar out laughing. | never
saw an animal act so comically-though
he.did not intend it--and am sure that
there is not church in the world where
all the congregation-even the oldest
bald-headed members and the Sunday
school teachers would not burst out laugh
ing if big kangaroo came gravely hop
ping down the middle aisle.--St. Nicholas.
"Too MUCHEE SHE."-One day last
week one of the Asylum avenue cars was
making its slow way outward, well filled
with gentlemen and ladies. The seats being
all occupied, as lady after lady entered
they were invited to sit by gentlemen,
who in succession arose and politely gave
their seats to the ladies, until, finally, the
only representative of the sterner sex who
retained a seat was portly Chinese COM
missioner. Soon the car stopped again,
and the Oriental, who had all along been
expressing by his looks profound con-
tempt for this silly chivalry of the Amer
leans, felt the pressure of public opinion
too strong to resist longer, and, rising,
yielded his seat TO simpering school
girl, who took it as if it belonged OF
right to her ladyship. The celestial coun-
tenance grew darker, and its owner clung
to the strap with tightened grip until
he reached his destination, the corner Of
Sumner street, when, reaching the side.
walk and meeting an acquaintance, he
exclaimed-"Too muchee she!"--Hart-
ford Times.
, 1877-08-31
A New Poet has Arisen.

We have received a copy of some very fine
poems published by Mr.. George G. w. Nor
gan, OF 6SS Minna street, San Francisco.
They are printed in two colors and have a
very neat appearance; some of the poems are
Illustrated, while others have pieces of music
attached TO them. Among them are "The
Brotherhood of Man." columbia, the Home
OF the Free" and Freedoms Home" "a Hus-
bands Tribute to Spirit Wife" and "Whence
Come Light and Heat" are perfect gems, and
many other pieces are deserving of great
praise. Mr.. Morgan thinks deeply and ex-
presses himself fearlessly. Sent on receipt
OF price, fifty cents part.
, 1877-08-31
Why Suffer Dyspeptio Tortures

When the famous regulator of enfeebled
acid or bilious stomachs, Hostetter's Bitters,
will cure your Could you read the testimony
Of the myriads of dyspeptics whom it has
cured, though you might be of skeptical
turn, you would be convinced. Evidence OF
its efficacy Is constantly multiplying, and
this relates not only to cases OF dyspepsia,
but also liver complaint, constipation, urn.
ary and uterine troubles and maarial dis.
orders The success which has attended the
great stomachic has melted unscrupulous
parties to manufacture cheap limitations
OF it., which they attempt TO palm off as the
genuine article. But, so familiar is the pub
lie with the real elixir, that these nefarlous
attempts are rarely successful. Neither imita-
tion or competition affect the popularity of
the standard article.
, 1877-08-31
Purchasing Agency.

Ladies who are desirous of having goods
purchased for them In San Francisco can dc
so by addressing Mrs. w. II. Ashley, who
will send samples of goods for their inspec
ton and approval. Would say that am an
experienced dress maker, and have the ad
vantage of buying at wholesale, and would
cular. Any information in regard TO styles
cheerfully given. Would add that l have q
tirst-class establishment for Dress-making
and am prepared to execute country orders
with dispatch. Address MRS. w. H. ASHLEY
100 Sutter street, Room 81, San Francisco.
, 1877-08-31

THE prevailing dull times on this coast do
not seem to have affected the schools. The
California Military Academy Of Oakland
opened yesterday with larger number of
pupils than for several terms past, and more
than double the numbe! of last term. The
Principal, Rev. DR.. Mcclure, is now on his
return from England, where he has been
studying the English school system at Rugby
and other noted educational institutions Of
that cOuntry.-S. f. bulletin Of JulN 10.
, 1877-08-31

AN AWFUL STRUGGLE.-A stranger
with weak back walked into drug
store the other day, and said he wanted
the strongest kind of mustard plaster
With fendish grin the clerk built up a
terrible mixture and passed it out. That
night the inmates Of the hotel were
startled from their slumberS by loud
cries in room fifty.seven. When the
door was burst open they found the
stranger wrestling with that mustard
plaster in Greco-Roman style. But the
plaster had thrown him twice. and was
now humping him against the wall
preparatory to drawing him through the
transom. 1t took two policemen to sep
arate the two.-0R CITY Call.
, 1877-08-31

NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-Few are
aware OF the Importance of checking a
Cough or "Common Cold" in its first stage;
that which in the beginning would yield to
"Bro,cn's bronchial Troches," If neglected, Of
ten works upon the Lungs.
, 1877-08-31

PHYSICIANS of high standing unhesitatlng.
ly give their Endorsement to the use of the
Graefenberg. Marshalrs Cathollcon for all fe.
male complaints. The weak and debllitated
find wonderful relief from a constant use of
this valuable remedy. Sold by all druggists.
$l5O per bottle m
, 1877-08-31

CURED FOR FOUR 8ITs--"After spending
hundreds OF dollars for doctors fees, was
cured at last OF rheumatism by investing four
bits in flask Of Trappers Indian Oil"
, 1877-08-31
A Merited SUCCESS.

Marburgs Seal of North Carolina is fast
proving itself the leading Smoking Tobacco
OF the age.
, 1877-08-31

DARWIN says monkey takes after
man more than any other living thing"
There are other animals, however, that
take after man" more than a monkey
does. A tiger, or cross dog, for in-
stance.-Norr. Ddrpinian.
, 1877-08-31
THE STEARNS RANCHOS !

THE CENTER OF LOS ANGELES VALLEY, LOS
l. Angeles County, Cal, II miles s. E. Of Los Angeles
City, fronting nine miles on the ocean, embracing Ana
helm, Westminster Colony, &C.; within the Arfesian
Well Belt, and having water near the surface. South
Anahem. 6O0 Farms already sold and improved; re-
mander for sale In sections fractions, by Alfred
Robinson, Trustee, 642 Market st., cor. M0ntgom
cry, San Francisco; or apply to VIM. X. 0lden Ana
helm, Ca,o " Rev Robert Strong, Westminster, Cal
interest at 10 per cent payable ut end Of each year
Send for map and circulars.
, 1877-08-31

Tue Canadians get their lager fol
three cents a glass.
, 1877-08-31

The Missouri river has changed its
channel near Omaha.
, 1877-08-31

USE Burnham's Abietne fer Group, colds,
sore throat and hoarseness.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
Guia de Viajcros.

Para Florence, Downey City, Norwich
Auaheim, por ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
,inc y EN- paine con las diligencias para
orange, Santa Ana, Tustin City, San Juan
capistiano y San Diego, diario q las 400
lie Ia tsrde. L!ega q las $40 dc la ma
Dana.
Para Florence, Compton y Whining
ton,. por ell ferro-carril southern Pacific,
I!ario, q las 1920 de la mafiaLa y $3.50 de
la tatde. Llega q las 9 de la manana y
l:l5 de la tarde.
eSr En- dias de llegada y salida de va
,ores la bora segunl la que convenga q los
.'asagero,
Para San Gabriel, Ell Monte, Spadra,
Pomona, Cucamonga, Cotton (San Ber-
uardino, por Ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
ciic, diario, 8 las $3.50 de la tarde. Llega
, las 1910 de la manana. Sigue hssta
Dos Palmas Y alu empaima en- con las
diligencias de Arizona.
Para San Fernando, diario por Ell ferro-
carril Southern Pacific q las I:15 de la
tarde. Llega q la l:I5 de la tarde.
Para Santa Monica, por ell %ferro-carril
lie Ins Angeles 6 Independence, diario, a
las i0:eU de la maGana y 500 de la tarde.
nB- En- dias de vapor Sc Gambia la bora
conforme q las salidas y llegadas de los
vapores.
Para San Buenaventura, Santa Barbara
Y San Francisco, por la lfnea de Diligen-
cias de la Costa. Jiario, q las LIS de la ma
Dana. I.Ieaa d las III de la taIde.
Las Dillgencias de la Compahfa de Cali
fornia y Arizona salen a la llegsda del
tren de Los Angeles los LINES, Microbes
y Sabados.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
Directorio del correo.

Para las estaciones de San Francisco
lei Este, del Norte y de la Costa -Ferro
carrii Pacfico del Sur-Llega q las 2:2t
de la tarde; So cierra q la 1910 de Ia
tarde. Las cartas que Sc deseen registrar
deberan ser ~pTesentadas antes de las II:3C
de la mahana.
Linen de San DIegc-San Diego y esta.
clones intermedias; llega q las 800 A. M,
Sc cierra q las $50 p. NJ.
sur de A-izona.-Tucson, Yuma, Arizo.
Ia City y estaciones .-Servi
cio diario. Llega q las l0:40 A. M; sale q
la 1:40 P. NJ.
Norte de Arizona.-Prescott, Wicken.
Durg y e%staciones interrnedias-Cada dia
alternado comenzando ell 20 de Mayo.
Llega q las l0:40 A. NJ; Sc cierra d las
lao P. NJ.
-an Bernardino y estaciones interme-
tias-Diario-San Gabriel, FL Monte,
Riverside etc. llega q las 1910 de la ma
mana; las baluas Sc cierran d la LAO ue
ia tarde.
Wilmington y Estaciones intermedias-
Liega 6 las 9:20 de la malana Cierra q
las $500 de la tarde.
Santa Monica-ulega q las S:55 de la
manana; cierra d las 4,40 de la tarde.
Cerro Gordo, Lon inc y Haviiah-
tdega los Lines, Microbes y Viernesa las
go de la tarde; sale los Lines, Mierco-
les y Sabados; Sc cierra q la 1910 de la
tarde.
Orden postal para ell Interior y ell Ex-
LAM ero-La oicina estara alberta de las
D de "A mananaa las 5 de IL tarde, excep-
TO los DomIngos
Los Domingos la oicina permanecera
alberta durante una bora, desde las $40
a las 4:I0 de la tarde.
Col. DUNKELBERGER,
Director de Correos.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
LA CRONICA
y P~eriodicos.

/. Los suscritores que no dan avl-
so al c%ontrario, Sc consideran cono
cue desean continuar sn suscrlclon.
2. ST los snscritnres dies an que Sc
~suspenda 10 suscricion, los publicis-
tas pueden continuar eDviando los
peri6 iicos hasta que pagueu 10 que
deben Ell total.
3. 81 los suscritoIes descuidan 8
rehusan tomar sns peri0iicos de la
oficina 8 lugar adonde Sc les envia,
ellos son responsables hasta que
arreglen sus cnentas Y den debida
noticia lie que no d sean recibirlos
mas.
4. 81 los suscritOres Sc trasladan 4
otros lugares sin informar De clio al
publicista. ellos son re~ponsahies,
Siempre debe avisarse el canbio.
5. LAS CoRTES HAN DECIDIDO gue
es primo facie sehal de fraude inten-
ciunal rehusar tomar un papel de Ia
ofieiua cuando 10 han pedido 6 haceI
q los publicistas unicos perjudicadoS
por las causas anteri0res.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
ATAQUES de EPILEPSIA
Enfermedad de Caida,

CURADA PERFECTAMENTE-NOE S
BROMA-UN MES DE USO DE LOS CE-
LEBRES r. lNFALIBLES POL@OS DEL
lR GUULARD PARA Los ATAQUES.
Para convencer q los pacientes de que
estos polvos haran TODD 10 que Iosotros
pretendemos para eilos, los enviaremos
por correo, PORTE PAGADO PARA QUE
Sc PRUEBEN GRATIS UNA GAIA. Co
mo ell DR.. Goulard es ell unico medico que
haya hecho de este un estud:o es
pecial, y como tenemos cnnocimiento de
que hay miles que la sido PERMANENT
FEMENTE CURADOS por ell uso de estos
POLVOS, GARANTIZAMoS UNA CURA
PERMANENTE en- cada case, q os De
VOLVEREMOS Ell DINERO GASTADO.
Todos los pacientes dobeiian dar q estos
Polvos una prueba temprana y CONVEX
cerse de III poderes curativos.
Precio, por GAIA grande $500 8 cuatro
cajas por Sl00 90, Sc envian por correo q
c%ualquier parte de los Estsdos Unidos 8
Canada al recibir ell importe 8 por "Ex.
pres a cobrar al e~ntregarse. Dir glrse q
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Steet, Brooklyn, N. Y.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
Agentes de La Cronica.

Ciudad de Los Angeles.-Refugio Bill
Gerrain.
san Luis Obispo.-John j. SIMMER,
Administrator de Correos.
a Buensventura--Isidro Obiols.
Ties Pinos.-Estolano Larios.
Virginia City.-TeofIo Alatorre.
Sac.cmento.-Tcodulo Manzo.
San Francisco.-Modesto Garcia.
san lose, Condado de santa Clara.
Lauiei:o.
santa Barbara. Francisco V. Carrillo.
AaaIeim.-Ceferino C~ovarrubIas.
dornltos, Condado de Mariposa.-Mar-
roA ZaInora.
-tocxton.--Alejo Diaz.
Pomona, Condado d. Los Angeles.-F.
raicmares.
Tucson, A~rizopa.-D Velasco.
Tres AL mos, Arizona.-Ignscio Varela
Yuma, ArIzona.-A. Teran y Cha.
bakersfield, Condsdo de Kern. Pablo
Iaatez.
Eureka, Condado de Eureka, Nevada
Moves Leal.
Corpus Christi, Texas.-Rafael V. Cara.
Ell Monte, Azusa, San Gabriel, La Puen-
{. -Jesus Baez.
La Ballona -Dionisio Saenz.
Condado de Inyo, Lone Pine. DIR p. G.
ielclch.
Condado de san Bernardino.- Manuel
Callos Lui an.
Nueva :ork.-Geo. P. Rowell, No. Al
rark Row.
ST. Louis, ACKNOWLEDGMENT & Ches-
man.
Terrlto.;o del Colorado, Trinidad Je.
sus Ma. Garcia.
Condado de as Animss, Barela.-C,
BaIela.
Condad0 de Conejos, Guadalupe.-Ma
nuel s. SaIaZar.
Nuevo Mexico, Santa Fe.-Felipe Del
yato.
- IRA. -Seberiano Martinez.
20 nando de T~aos.-Juan Santistevan
.tayado. ,condado de Colfax.-Jesus NJ
vs;dsz.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
Consoles Ex ranjeros Residences n
Sc Francisco.

Mexico--M. q. Pritchard, SOC calle de
Battery.
Fspana.-Carnilo Martin, 424 Gale de
California.
Chile. Francisco 20 Casanueva, Con-
General, 81 u. !. Court Building.
Repdblica Argentina--Chas. Baum, $40
lie Battery.
Colon ia.-David Guarin, U. S. Court
Building,
Costa Rica.-J. NJ. Tinoco, 1928 Gale de
Front.
Ecuador.-F. Herrera, de cfcio, SSl
ralle Montgomery.
BoIivia.-F. Herrera, 33l calle Montgo-
uaery.
observation-disclosures Koch.
Nicaragua--F. Herrera, 33l calle Mont
yomery.
Portugal H. Lsidley, 527 Gale de
Clay.
San Salvador. N. Gaxiola, $40 Gale de
5ansome.
Francla. M. A. Forest, 704 Gale de
Washington,
Italia.-Diego Barilis, esquina de las
GALES Jackson y Front.
Belgica-Emile Grlsar, 1917 Gale de
Powell.
Imperio Acknowledgment Mueke,
i09 calle California.
Suiza.-F. Berton, Gale de Clay.
Suec a y Nor':ega "A. Bergrena, 405
calle Montgomery.
Perd-Federico de la Fuente y Subirat,
800 calle Sansome.
Gran Bretsfa-W. L. Booker, 3I9 Gale
de California.
Brazll-Wm. barley, 800 Gale de Cali.
fornia.
Japon-K. Quanagia, 703 Gale de Mar
ket.
Alemania-Adolph R~asenhal, 32I Gale
de Battery.
Hawaii-H. n. Severance, 4O5 Gale de
Front,
Grecia-E. v. Suffer. 5I3 Gale Mongo-
merry.
Rusia-M. Klinkofstrom, SO calle de
Battery.
Paises Baios-James De Fremary, 7lO
calle de Sansome.
Turqufa-Geo. W. Gibbs, 80 Gale de
Battery.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
The Scientific American.
Ell Peri0dico Cientffico mas Popular
del MUndo. Aho Treinta y Tres
de su Publication.
Solo So 20 al ano, porte incluso.
SemaDal. 81 Numeros al Aho.
1000 paginas de libro.

Ell "Scientifc American" es IN gran
Semanalio de Primera Clase de Dieclseis
Pdginas, i'm preso ell ell estilo mas hermo-
so, "VrofuSamente ilustrado con magnf-
hcos gTabados, que representan las inveu-
clones mas nuevas y los adelantos mas
recientes en- las artes y las ciencias; in
cluyendo mecanica, arte del ~ingen1ero.
ingeniero de vapor, fe~rrU-carriles, miras,
civil, gas e ~hiJrauiica; Trabajo de fabr =
cas-, nierro, acero y metal; Qufmica y pro-
cedimientOs qufmicos; elecITicidadJ luz,
calor, senido Technologfa, fotograffa
t.abajo de imprenta, nueva maquinaiia ia,
nue. os procedimientos, nuevas tnstruc-
clones, mejoras peItenecientes q la indus.
tria textil, teJidos, tintes, dolores; nuevos
e interesautes datos en- agricultural, hor-
ticuitura prOgreso de la saIud, de la
medicinal; Ciencia Social, historic natu-
raj, geologic, astronumfa, etc.
En- ell "Scientiic American" Sc encon-
tr nan los papeles PRACTICES de mas valor,
escritos pOr eminentes esrritores en- tod IS
los departamentos ue la ~c.encia; TODD pre-
sentado en- language popular, hbre de Ter
mtnOs tenicos, itustrado con grobados, Y
aiTeslado de tai manera que Interest," e
ilustia q toda clase de escritores. Ell
'Scientifc American" promueve ell como
cimientO Y ell prugreso en- toda comuni-
dad adonde circula. Deblera ser acosido
Ell toda familia, cuarto de l%ectuIa, Ii
breIfa, colegio, o escuela. Terminus SO 20
al sno, 81 90 medic a6o, que incluye pag1
adelantado de porte. Sc otrece en- des-
cuento d los Clubs y q los agentes. CO.
pias sueltas diez ~centavos. Las veuderq
todos los libreros. Remitid por -rdeD
postal d Mum = Cia., Publicistas, Park
Row Nueya VnrL-
La crónica., 1877-12-12

pEUM rs, ROMADIZO, RESFRIADO,
LII Irritaciones del pecho y de los Bron-
Quios.
Contra estas iudlsposiciones, la Pasta V
ell Jarabe Pectorai de Nafe de Delangre-
nier, de Paris, poseen una efcacia cierta.
asegurada por so medicos de los hospita-
les de Paris.-Deposito en- a francisco.
casa de B. LAFEvRE y Ga, farmaceuti.
cos, rincon de Washington y Dupont
La crónica., 1877-12-12
Cortes de Condado.

Las que interesan q los lectores de LA
CEjSIcA son:
La del condado de Inyo que Sc abre e.
primer Luue de Enero, Marco, Mayo,
Julio, Setiembre y Noviembre. L. de
Kern el primer LINES de Enero, Mario,
Mayo, Julio, Setiembre Y Noviembre. La
de Los Angeles ell primer Luues de Enero,
Mario Mayo, Julio, Setiembre y Noviem
bre. la de Monterey ell tercer Lines d.
Febrerr, Abril, JUNO y Setiembre; pri-
mes L0ues de Diciembre. La de San Der
nardiro ell primer Lines de Enero, Mar
20, Mayo, Julio, Setiembre y Noviembre
La de san Diego ell primer Lime de Enc
70, Marco Mayo, Julio, Sstiembre y No
viembre. La de San Francisco ell primer
LINES de Euero, Marco, Mayo, Julio, Sc
tiembre y Noviembre. La dc San LUIS
Oblspo ell primer Lines de Mario v JUNO.
y ell tercer Lines de Agosto Y primer Lo-
mes de Diciembre. La de Santa Barbara
ell primer Lines de Mario, Junio, Setiem
bre y Diciembre. Ia de Santa Clara ell
primer Lines de Febrero, Mayo, Agost
y Aovtemhre La de Ventu. a Ell primer
Lnnes de Febrero, JUNO y Octubre.
Cortes de Testamentarfas.
Los teiminos de las Cortes de Tesla
mentarfas comienzan los mismos dias Que
los terminus de las cortes lie ondad en-
sus respectivos ~condados, con las excep-
ZONES siguientes: En- Monterey ell primer
LINES de cada mes; en- San Benito ell pri-
mer Lines de cada mes; en- San Bernar-
dino ell cuarto Lines de cada mes; en- San
Francisco Ell primer LINES de cada mes;
en- Santa Clara ell primer Lines de cada
mes.