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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
HAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET co.
New York, Southampton. Hamburg.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON And THE CONTINENT

THE FAST TWINSCREW EXPRESS Er~a
1 steamers Of 10000 tons and 81 1000 1sttSsH
horsepower are the largest, fastest and safest to
Germany direct. Passengers by this line for London
transferred at southampton docks Ia the Ham
burg-American Lines special train and forwarded
to London waterloo station): time, hours.
Through tickets to ali European points Express
steamers every Thursday. through tickets to all
Continental points via Coxhafen aud Harburg
(Hanover).
Aug Victoria. ;. July l3 Furst Bismarck. Aug. "a
Normannia.. July 20 Columbia. 80. August II
Furst BISMARCK. July 27 7fAug Victoria. sept. z
Columbia ......Auaust Normannia. ..... Sept. IA
Aug. Victoria. August lU Furst Bismarck. Sept. 2l
hese steamers are unexce.led for speed safety
and comfort
EXTRA STEAMERS TO HAMBURG DIRECT.
wieland. Gellert Rugia. Dania, Russia, Suevia.
Rhaetia from New YORK Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cabin. $50 and upward; steerage. $23.
Direct steamers from Copenhagen Gothen burg.
Stettin. Hamburg. Havre. Christfan1a ana South
Ampton tn n ew York regularly.
A. W. MyER, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast.
40l California ST., cor. Sansome' san Franclsco
fe27 IT
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F,chanre and bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND Or. July 2l.-Clearances, $163000;
hal
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Au rt-t 2 BESsION.
Board-2o g Ysie,, e6ss.
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BOARD SALES.

N0TE-Assessments of mines not Iii
Board fall delinquent in ONCE.
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AUCTION SALES.
S. BASCn, AUCTl0NEER,
319 and 32l Sutter street above Grant Avanr.
outside Sales Specialty-Advances Made
Sale days. Monday and Thursday.

THIS OAT.
S"'"rnay.-.-... ...........,......"...J July 22,
At IL O'Clock a. NJ. at
PAVILION AUCTION HOUSE,
5lS ana 32l Suffer Street, Above Grant Ave.
I WILL SELL BY CATALOGUE
AN IMMENSE PRIvATELlRRARY
COMPRISING.
general collection OF firstelass works In good
condition and we'll bound wnieh consists of the
standard Poets. valuable works OF Fiction vol
uhes OF Research and travel. Miscellaneous Bis
trated volumes.
NOTE-Books now on exhibition at salesroom
wnera Cata 0gues can be procured
-gZI ~ s. BAsCH. Auction eer.
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Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board yesterday:
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COMPANY.

Assessments PENDING.
Following is a list of assessments now pending:
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for Morniag. p for Afternoon
sSundays excepted. fSaturdays only -
1Sundays only.
Tho PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
VII call for and check baggage from hotels ana
esidcnees Inquire OF Ticket Agents for Time
ards and other Information.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates Of Depaneure from San Francisco.
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nj tiCnohcss Y toA. So
Asparagus. 2 10. 8
Beets. p doz. l.
Beans, white, p 10 -
Do, colored, p 10. -
DO. Lima. dry,T ib 5
CaDbsges. each. q
Caulihowers, each S
Celery, 2 bunch. 8
Cress, FdozbunchsI5
Cucumbers, p doz10
Egg Plant. . ID. :. S
Garlic. y 10. b........ 6
Green Peas, p ID. 4
Green Corn u dozl6 8
Lentils. p n. +
Lettuce, p doZ. 10
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.PRO-CHINESE.

IHE CALLS Washington correspondent
has reasons TO believe that President Cleve-
iand and his official advisers are Chinese
symDsthizers. The instructions to the United
states District Attorney for California. are
convincing on that point What other
PRESIDENT but Cleveland ever thought of
suspend'ng the enforcement OF law until
Tue supreme Court had passed upon il?
W hlie Harrison was President there was
none Of this shaking in the wind. Word
went out that the law was to be enforced.
Preparations were made in the Internal
revenue Office to enforce the law. The
. more offensive the Chinese Six Commands
Became in their advice TO their countrvmen
not TO register, the more firm the admins
uation was that they should register or
Leave the country. Harrison and his advis-
ers would not tolerate foreign organization
that set Itself up above the laws OF the land
While 1t ls-quite possible that the Supreme
Court Will declare some requirements of the
REGISTRATION act inconsistent with the priv.
ieges secured Chinese by treaty, the court
viii be bound by lis own decision in respect
to the exclusion act OF 1888. There was no
attempt to conceal the fact that the exclu-
sion act did take from Chinese privileges
distinctly given them by the treaty Of 1880.
OHe VI tHeot privileges WAS tHe right 10 90
and come at will. This privilege was taken
away at such short notice that Chinese
leaving home port with the fall assurance
OF a right 80 land in this country were
turned back Yet the Supreme Court uD-
held that act. How can that court now
bold that requirement to register is un-
constitutional because it makes distinction
between Chinese and other aliens? II the
court should uphold the act the ndministra-
ton would be in a very humiliating posi-
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:OlNEY:::FAIPLY BEGUN. !.

- =. :, -
=: EFfaffii. Manager Leeds .saysthe w oil k of
;tH6*!g r5ffic collation. IS only fairly begun.
= e5y sans PRED <t6.make this rem ark by: a
report fiat reasu nail e zone essions by: the
Tn .pae .ficSo ID .bTing=the. Nv0I X of
-the; eiatio :to.an=en Mr.. Leeds real-.
izeS.t hat fh Iegula ti0n*of: Qyerland freight.
rate $50 ne :ol tile smallest tasks. the asso:
-Cia tioIll las n:peFforn: Thetreal task is.to
;e5ta6 lishscoQl peting -:ljnes Within tleaStatf.
Ile:dO6s:n OF. thin k il Safe to allow: any one
!; Ga rrfer.t dictate rsles,.:to "a: community
:II:le :iiaHied tate.Work the, Traffic Ass cia-
{: DOUGLASS on hand Is the CONSTRUCTION of=the
]; 5,t}gkt ana: Bakersfeld Railroad. This
~ El BRING the entire valley of the
san 6fQl jii*rapid: and cheape6mmuniea-
!. I n VIII b San :Er an cisco.s The river would
do.the< y 9fk: to; Sit ektun, the railroad and
! IFS Eeesie rs:t0the rem6testpart of the valley:
! 5 to t0n=aI d; B bakersfield Railroad will
,-bh.c0ll stTucted and Tun. on. :.business pTin:
:, ples< Il estimator cost: is less than S20,-
ll0>Pef*nlI le.:: III will .haye. no interest to
arn:o n:Na tered: oek.: 1twnl not have its
i erra1i Ia expeGses increased by the cost of
rhnnIng :R6lfticaT: cnn MENTIONS, Legislatures
cr ;GllF IS ::of*justiee: III: will. not be con
.trGlled- by four :or I'VE. linen. whose personal
*inteLe and amb iti ons are antagonistic 70
=. tile IN IS of the people .ftswilF do the
: pfinciiql business along. its: line for the
reas On;that:it.will be. ableto o'business al
Jess: cQstfhan any: competitor: When this
read ls;compieted the people of this. State
: WilLbigi info Tmed:fOf the first time asto the
actual cost ottransporliDg freight and pas.
: serge fsra given distance. On Southern: Pa
cifc. .iges. lhe* cost,has: been. doubled by un:
.necessiiEy charges =. e.:
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Illegal. SURGERY,

=. The Philadelphia Record comments on
= The fact.tlat the~Reading stock represents
% Property, valued at ;: almost SIC00 COO,
:whiclrisx beariDg:a burden of a stock and
debt: capitalization Of :S25O.OoO.O 600. The
.l3ecGTi:says; :. -.
:. This is we'll known, although Philadelphia in
:. yestofs have cultivated a habit Of shutting their
. eyes t0'ir: :BqreYery one who wished to learn
=. lie facts knew that.the company has been so
:lleavHy ottrdenef with debt that 1t could not
=. Jay he: Ihterest; while the stock has had no
Value at-al except for purposes OF speculation.
IL may be an unwelcome truth to the holders OF
stock and the junior bonds that their alleged
securities must be wiped out by foreclosure; but
tolbe;lu5lc at-large the most important bearing
is in the felatiOn OF this vast bulk OF water TO
the at enipt 10 make the people pay interest by
arbitrary prices on coal.
=. The effect Of this excessive capitaliza-
ton Of. COMPANIES or corporations dealing
in articles Of public use Is prices in excess
: of the natural cost of the article. In San
:. FraIeiseo the millions that have been added
AT one time and another to the real invest
.meHtof. the. stockholders In the way of
stock or bond issues of the Spring Valley
Company add materially 10 the necessary
:: cost OF water. The excessive capitalization
of thetransc5ntlnental railroad companies
is i'he secret of excessive charges for trans
'.poftatlon". In Philadelphia the people have
to pay high prices for coal that dividends
: may.b paid on stock that cost no one a
cent and interest on. bonds tina. have gone
into the pockets of people who paid little
or nothing for them. The foreclosure of
the mortgage held against the property of
e. the company would the Record estimates,
reduce its capitalization about $4,000 600.
The property then would have to earn the
interest on s1OO,OOOOOO instead Of $3.50.
100000 as at present. This get OF legal
surgery cannot be performed without draw
ing some blood. The blood drawn will be
mostly that Of innocent parties The
watered stock and excessive bonds have
been'soid at whatever prices could be re-
allied. A bond issue made after the prop
eriy was mortgaged TO its full value will
not bring much of anything in the market.
though the holders may have bought in
good faith. There are few corporations 10
the country that have not duped investors
in this way.
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claimed for generosity and magn animity.
The right term to use is business pressure
But for the uprising Of commerce against
Southern Pacific grinding these sweet ways
and winning wies would never have been
practiced. Besides, the Southern Pacific
once did much more liberal thing via New
Orleans, but not intended to help commerce
or industry in California. 1t brought from
Liverpool to San Francisco and other points
many cemmodit at much lower rate
than it.isnow charging from New York. 1t
did not matter TO Mr.. Huntington that these
imports did not help~hone industries on this
coast. 1t was sufficient that the traffic
helped the Southern Pacific, The quota.
tinps OF what WAS done then show what
might be done now; were Huntingdon really
beneficent.
: The multiplicity of dogs now seen at a.
bench show would bother the naturalist in
tracing descent back to a fewtypes did he
not already possess very definite informa-.
tion in another complex field OF numbers of
varieties. The. legion of: domesticated
pigeons, with such extraordinary differences
of form and color. all come from the blue
rock, Dog-breeders show. that they can
develop gigantic CANNES as well as mites
, OF specimens not bigger than "A rat. This
differentiation has gone on 10 such an extent
that possibly a thousand breeds could be
enumerated, and many OF them: are quite
of sagaci!y and Affection. They arenearly
alEdependent upon human society for hap
piness. Facilities of transport have given
the dog fancier the range of the whole earth
for varieties, and at least three-fourths of
the good breeds are to be seen at the show
now being held IN San Francisco. The
priees of famous dogs rival those Of good
horses. Fullerton. tile greyhound, now
recovered by Colonel North. is perhaps
worth from S10,e00 to $4,000. Dog breeding
Is a lucrative business in the hands of
knowing ianeierS. =: =. .
Massachusetts, is inclined. to complain Of
an act of the Legislature which has just
come into force by which divorce is shelYed
until the law is amended. The act pro-
vdes that decree .nisi for divorce runs six
months. and that the decree absolute may:
he entered by the clerk OF the court: This
is considered, UNCONSTITUTIONAL, inaSmuch
as it enables mere subordinate Of, the
court to exercise judicial functions. Under
this hitch in the.la the Judges will proba-
. bly, refuse to be a party to proceedings:
which can only end in nullity. The object
Ola decree hs is u give time to intervene
should COLLISION or other. cause be shown
to exist againstt the granting Of divorce. :
Herr Krupp of Essen. got a letter fraHi
SOME anonymous frebrand threatening to
burn down his works. He called his work
men together and read the warning.
. Then he told the men that,if any among
Them wan ted 10 destroy. the works he
should go ahead, bnt lie added that he would
not rebuild them. He had made en- ough of
money for himself and would. take The rest
of his'life ont in repose. :"
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PEOPLE :. TALKED ABOUT.


. Tie oldest student at tke.Princeton Sem:
mary IS Henry Chapman. who is IS years
Of age =. -.
!. Mrs. Julia Ward: Howe is making :.au
album OF photographs of women ministers
fog the Columbia Worlds Far.
:. r. E. Brooks has justcompletei the m odel
for bust of Gosernor Russell, which is 10
be cast III bronze and placed in, the Boston
sfatehuuse.'. :: 80 = = =
. President MeCosh of Princeton College.
is agreat lover. of. flowers, and,he watches
over those in; his garden as teuderly as does
a mother over her baby. - :
: Miss Mary 7. Connery, who is delivering
drawIng-re0m Lectures on Mexico in. New
York, s;the daughter of Thomas B. Con-
merry, some years ago managing editor Of
the Herald.
The Duchesse of Devonshire is In every
way a most remarkable woman. Daughter
to Tie late Count Won Alien Of Hanover, she,
first married the late Duke Of Manchester
some forty years; ago and thEew herself
with zeal into English political life
A movement Is on foot in Texas to erect
a monument at Marshall to General w. p.
Lane, When boy he was wounded at San
Jaclnto. He served in the Mexltan War at
Paio Alto, Resaea de In Palma, Monterey
and Bnena Vista. He also served In the
C0DIeueIate AT my. =
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at The time to- be the truth. lis local
columns have been free from details of af-
fairs which happen in all large cities and
which exercise an injurious Influence on tie
public mind in proportion as they are adj
yertised If. conScieheeless pubicfrints. In
its estimate of public men the Ledger has
been guided by public acts and such private
information as the editor knew tn be re-
liable. Pursuing this policy the Ledger has
acquired standing among newspal ers,
the peeuniary value OF which cannot easily
be Computed. Without departure from
lis conservative and Self-respecting course it
has become one Of The most valuable news
paper properties in the country. 1t has
never knowingly deceived the public and
consequently its worlds taken for the facts
and its opinions accepted as the result of
honest and intelligent inves igation. =
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THE RIGHT KIND OF NEWS
PAPERS.

The Philadelphia Ledger has conformed
TO the change in the public taste in respect
TO the form of newspapers. Tie Ledger
Oegan with four pages and added to the
length and number of columns from time to
tlme. but now changes to the quarto form.
ohtil Inc recent chaDgeit was larger than
lhe butetin oil this.city and was the only
american journal which exceeded our local
contemporary In the size of IFS pages The
feature OF the Ledger which will undergo
no change is its character. In the mast it
has never catered to the sensational or
scandal-lovlng portion of the public. II has
made no departures from what it believed
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teb N6nttcotiery street. near Gay; open uatI II
o.Ciock ~. fRANCn: oFF1CEs: no Market
ltfeet::ner learnyj epeQ uptill2 O'Clock mfdght;
street; ;oEer Until. $3.50 O'Clock; sos
i ntiIi9; $50 O'clock: -sw- corner
ifEtfe,if aid stree nnptii 8 O'Clock;
30 5 AIisSop srtei onell un1 il:9 o'efoekr ~ and
! i6-Niptf$t ii eel: open until $50 PM
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TO The WORLDS FAIR.

Via the Union Pscific-The Overland Flyer.
Only } ls Days to Chicago.
The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man double drawing room sleeping aad d In ing
ears. San Francisco to Chicago without change.
Tourist excursion every Tuesday and Thursday
running through 10 Chicago without change in
charge or n manager.
Passengers are allowed stopover privileges az Salt
Lake City and at Denver
For fun particulars apply to d. W. Hitchcock,
general agent, Montgomery street, san Francisco:
f. r. Ellsworth agent, s1s Broadway Oakland; G.
F, Herr. z2s South Spring street. Los Angeles.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

rs Linclld inS-S Hndaysl, So peryearby
jlf6S ri "a i 5 Gents per week. orI;5 cents or
/ ifd:rz nl3li6 foISii: carriers: DAILY CKLf:
i 81 toi js-i!rGe.. inonths;-S6 IS. SUNDAY CALL
I lYttef as' SO per Year postpaid, SUNDAY
ii Ibid WE KLX Gsl,E;:s2 5U:per yeFr posIpaiG
N II ~ Acr 5 Pages. $rper year Postpaid.
Z i I:G III cannot retn! ii reelected manuscripts
= i dftor Iler:s % edfre5poudencs rs
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:. A RANcHER who attempts to irrigate his fruit
trees with the aid Of wlndmills puts hIs.falth on
a broken reed: lie Will surely. sooner or later,
come 20 grief. His mills are either.motlonles IS
from lack:of wind or shattered from The hisiI
wlDds. Tie wise man Of this age.,uses tie mod
EN- gasoline engine, The Hercules heads the
lsr Palmer 4 Rey, manufacturers. ONCE, 4G5
lOgue.
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WE ii 4 Their i P,REDiCfiioNs~

:. = = - =:
:. IEk RIaaESr OF: AeR1curEtIR -: -.
:; = Nv lA.rII FIR BUREAU -
-; .. IS AMI i.AN CISCO. May =, 1881
: O,ffciaI Forecast 10 r Tiwefty: four Hours
III. : neiiR NIilni2ht %NyetIn esday.; ::
sai eisG and vicinity Light rain; oaary
.:isln Tefitufe !; south 20 w:est;winds.: -:
Z: f. ~ iSs, Local Forecast omeIai
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Mrs. Elliott f. Shepard will retain control
of the New York Mail and Express property
in the interests Of Her son, whom Colonel
Shepard desired TO succeed him in the
ownership of the paper. 80
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..1.I5 =: ID 4:iI>Y; : NOR MING CALL

=. :: .:F0R: sA ~ AT. :"
. K; w BI,IN FAN o isistls: s;Ui ZION Square
~; Es9c>: -: -: w YER; iS9 State ST.
MN {, IIeans * " g. Jtyu 81 h;RT
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Schoo1teachers' Worlds Fair Excursions,
under Mana. ement of A. Phillips S.

Leaving San Francisco. Sacramento and San csc
Saturday. May u. Wednesday. May 81. and tue
day. jane g. via the Rio 6rande Western and great
Rock Island routes. All scenery. Rio Grande by
daylight NO change OF cars to Chicago. Quickest
time: Superior service. Applytto CiINroS JoSyts,.
gen erAl agent. 80 MontEomerY ST. s f. cal
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Now Is the best time OF the whole year TO purify.
your blood. because you more susceptible 10
benefit from medicine than at other seasons.
Hoods sarsaoariIa is the best medicine to take
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. cALIfons1A.Gi;laee iTulis, ID. townsend, s..

J.FCUTTERsQLD BoURBoS.-Il1s celebrated
whisky is tor sale by all iEs-class druggists and
gToeers. IrademaTk-siar within q shield,
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ton II would possess no authority TO reg
ister Chinese. nor is it prepared 10 deport
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;: THE MORNING CALL (.
p;fIrTICa-T1ON OFFIGE:

Has a larger o5iiricul alton than any other
new spaper-pu blislled in. San Francisco
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Has been used over Fifty Years by millions Of
mothers for. their children while Teethirg with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens the
& umss aliays Palm, cures Wind Collc regulates the
bowels. and IS the. best reihedy for Darrhma
whether arising from teethine or other causes For
sale bytDrugsists in every part OF the world BE
sure and asa. 10 Mrs. ;w4nslow,s Soothing Syrup.
Csc bottle: -
:: SLieHr Corn il neglected, often attacks tile
Lungs. :: BrolgA's bronchial :75oehe&" give mnne-
diate relief. - =
. EXTRA AlInee Pies. swA1N's. 21,s. surtee street..
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Some one has written up the Prince of
Wales at home inthe. Strand Magazine. The
Prince loves to be considered squire, and
at :Sandringbam he proves that lie has
affection for the country and knowledge
of agriculture, from growing turnfps and
wheat to managing dairy and breeding
cattle. sheep and horses: He farms 600
acres on high principles of nitrates, care
full notwithstanding. and attention TO
quality in his stock, most of which, whether
1t besin a shorthOrn; a white pig, or O.
thoroughbred racer, is of select pedigree.
Tic house is vertically a -hame in which
comfort is studied Tor the guest. Their
royalties put everybody at their ease in the
most delightful, imperceptible fashion. The
clocks are all bali an hour fast, 40 nobody
is ever late. Breakfast seems to come and
go without pinnng down to ceremony.
Dinner draws 1.-THE guests into the most
amiable of moods. not always realized
around. the mahogany Of" morfals more
pretentious and less exalted. Entertaiu-
meuts follow dinner with prearranged
smpothness In this resFect nothing is
haphazard and awkward, be it music. or
tableanx viyants. or billiards. A p0stoffice
and money order office are within the man
siob, and kilograms may be sent any
wilere. - -
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Pastor Kneipp of Bavaria has lately been
exciting much interest in Berlin by his
lectures on water as a cure for all the all
ments Of the body as we'll as the preventive
OF many. He is Y years of, age and a
remarkable picture of robust health. Yet
he was given up by the doctors as incurable
forty-seven years ago, and sipce- 1872 has
lived up to his doctrine of water as
beverage. He does not profess to be a doc
tor. but success attends his prescriptions at
his hydropathie place in Woerrishofen;
ard many-Of the gffleted come to him. The
chemists to-day are.throwing light ON why
plenty of good water is helpful TO the body.
1t is the solvent of all others which most
assists physiological processes. That is its
PRINCIPAL use in the body. and the purer it
IS in Its soft. unsaturated. condition, free
from liEie or iron or any other mineral, the
better for its function as solvent. Water
VIII not dissolve more than n certain pro-
portion OF any substance. and its potenti-
atty is reduced when loaded. Pastor
kneipp recommends simple food and cloth.
ing as well as pure water. -.
Boston has agitated the. question OF
cheaper gas not in vain. The principal
company was shown to have put law aside
In carrying ut Improvements and adding
to plant on which it, insist ted upon dividing
profits. although the extensions were un-
necessary. Instead of studying strictly the
requirements of the city, and giving the
citizens The benefit in rednced rates. 1t gave
attention to methods by which all the
profits. no matter how rapidly they rose.
could be divided. Gas and water com.
panies. owing to tong-endured abuses, APP
pear to have notion that the streets are
private property for their mains and nv
drants or lamps and house service, and that
rates may be laid on without restriction.
Boston's Mayor has taken firm: stand ON
corporate entertainments and the price of
gas has come down 80 cents per 1000 feet.
1t is now 81 per loco, and with all the adj
yantages Of the port the price ought TO be
lower still.
Mr.. Huntington. has difficulty in. grayely
posing as philanthroplst in transportation.
He has. just put a new tariff in operation
via New Orleans to San Francisco and six
other cities in California. and credit is
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[nE ;:CALI CALENDAR.
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MAY ga3 -. ::

:; q; W. a RI: -. Il Moons Phases
Il
y. ~ - - il:9 o 4 10 May 9Th.
.-i:z-5E-7 l:<Et:.ll:sll =: -. ~ Last Quarter i
?. = f.. - 80 - 90 May 18TH
II sL5;I:T6 III 7.l.ESl lsi> 90 ~ New Noon: I
IS: IS ~ IS }.s26I: ri. NAV 22d,
=: ~ - - f. First QUARTER.
8. - 1, Il F.: =: p: - : 81 Z s. NAY 3oeh.
4. sss : 81 Il s. r &C.
= 6ssz=s. ~ -. !ss::- al !. =xsS
.
w SIP AY -. 80; - {; ~ AY:3 SO
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A COMPETE STOCK, mali. SIZES OF i fsJ-'
~ ond-hand bars, etc, tn,redwo6d, spah'h celir;=
and walnut can be. at my prem iseS they are
good except the price zeal "a li.ses them
}. NOONNN. lO17.I023 Mission above SfH TIL l0f IT.
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CONTENTS. OF 3 LA ROE: r DOM INt@H( q Ufif;S
~ can be ha III silalLiots:to suit pnTchaser i,rs:
pets; bed SETS par0r sets inattfessss.etc rFSsil
for cash easy payinents$' - : NQONAN 10 Tito
At above
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HENRY HUFsCHMTp'T, sANITARY: Pr Il IIBRR
IL and gastitter; jobbing; 623 Golden Gate:-=
phone 1858. =: - -. ;;}in r..