The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], December 31, 1886, Image 1

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Pacific Commercial Advertiser
lri PVELIS1IEO
Kvery Morning Except Sundays.
SUBSCRIPTIONS :
Uaily P. .'. Advertiskk. one yir fH 00
Daily P. C. Auvkhtiwkr, mx UiOntls 3 00
Daily P. C Auvkhtikkk, tliree months 1 50
r. .AUvMiiiif.K, (itr muniii on
WiCKKLY P. C ADVKKTISKR, OHP year 5 00
ft fisfu Huhscriptioii, V. P. V. A. (lufludiiijf
li).t:iSC i ...
6 50
Payable Invariably in Advance
THE HOTELS' LEFT OVER DAINTIES.
How Iiiipcuuluu9 Eplcares Secure Choice
Kdibles t'clil Victual.
During an early ram'-le among the uptown
hotels a reporter LapiiKi to have Lis atten
tion attract! by a no1 ley crowd of women
and children with baskets on their arms and
buckets in tht-ir hands standing at the side
entrance leading into the sculleries of a prom
inent hotel in the neighborhood of Madison
square, and waiting patiently for the door to
open. Prsently a man in white apron and
cap allowed the crowd to file in, and alter a
littis while they camo out again with their
baskets filled wkh all manner of victuals
jumbled together in confusion.
"There are a great many people who get
their provender at the back doors of the
principal hotels," was the reply of the hotel
steward in answer to a query from the re
porter about the meaning of the scene.
"If you go to any of the hotels, say about S
o'clock in the morning, you will see a little
gToup of people with baskets on their arms
waiting for broken victuals. Stewards gen
erally charge twenty cents a basket for this
sort of food, which otherwise would go into
the garbage barrel. Of course, fastidious
people might turn up their noses at this sort
of food, but it is mighty good eating."
Fully one-half of the guests who sit down
at the dinner table in a fashionable hotel or
restaurant do not eat all they order. The
bill of fare may look so inviting that thej
will call for a great 'ariety of dishes. When
they are served they may take a nibble at
this and a bite at that, but that is all. Then
as the tables are cleared all of these good
.remnants are sav.l for the purpose stated.
Another hotel steward who was spoken to
on this subject assured the reporter that he
had among his customers som3 people who
are by no means in needy circumstances, and
yet they send some of the family regularly
around for broken victuals. These people
might be very properly called imjecunious
epicures, for they want all of the good things
of the table, but unfortunately are not able
to pay for them first hand
There is a discrimination in the matter of
Lroken victuals, too. The choicest bits from
the table in the way of meats, pastry, pies
and such fruit as may have reen handled aie
collected together, and they bring higher
prices than the damaged sort cf edibles.
Besides disposing of the stuff for a money
consideration a deal of good is done in a
quiet way.
Scarcely a day passes but what two of the
"Little Sisters of the Poor" call in their
wagon at the different hotels for broken vic
tuals, which are given to thern without
charge, and they distribute them among
needy families. New York Journal.
The Czar .Sen 's for His Uniform.
Vhen Prince William, of Prussia, visited
the Russian emjieror on the occasion of the
recent imperial hunt at Brest Litovsk, the
czar found himself without Prussian uniform,
and the consiliences was that f. messengPt
had to travel ad th.? way from St. Peters
burg by sjiecial train to repair the deficiency.
The czar discovered his loss the afternoon be
fore Prince William's arrival. Sending word
to his valet to have a Prussian uniform in
readiness fur the morrow, the man appeared
to say that by his imperial master's orders all
uniforms ha I been left at St. Petersburg.
An aide-de-camp was sent for: "A Prus
sian uniform mibt 1jo here by 7 o'clock to
morrow morning."' It was then 4 o'clock.
The aide-de-camp dispatched two telegrams,
one to the master of the imperial wardrobe at
St. Petersburg, and th; other to the railway
authorities, and n!out (5 o'clooi a locomotive
set off from the Russian capital carrying the
messenger intrusted with the required d-ess.
Fresh locomotives were in readiness at Duna
lerg and Wijna, and the distance of 050 kilo
metres was traversed in thirteen hours, a rate
of seventy-three kilometres per hour, so that
the uniform was in readiness for the czar at
tko time fixed. Pall JIall Gazette.
Upturn of Damaged Hooks.
Mr. C. A. C'lapp, who is in the book busi
ness, showed me the other day a newly pub
lished l)Ook, just in from a Boston publisher,
in which by transposition or dropping out of
a page in the making np of the t3"pe the en
tire work was sji ed. We fell to talking
al-out errors of thi kind when Mr. Clapp
said: "As a rule the public does not know or
readily discover such things. Not long ago
th American News company handled a re
print o? Dickens' 'Pukwiek Papers' in which
there was inserted by mistake an entire 'signa
ture' from 'Nicholas Nickieby.' This was a
striking i-iT'-r, yet only ten copies out of
about l,fXj'i that were sold were returned to
tLene;vs company" These were cLeap
books, and the buyers may not have thought
it wc-rth while to chase after the company
for t'.venry cents, but nnother consideration
may L;4v- U-en at the I-ottom of the small
IM-n-ente , .? iho damog'il books returned.
The average American reader jumps hrougN
a book, instead of nndnig it, and it is no
doubt true that many of the purchasers of
thw edition e.f 'Pickwick Papers' glanced has
tily through the pages from "Nicholas Niek
elby" without discovering the difference.
New York Tribune.
rojf luve For tlie OIi Ifojn.
A shepherd.dog raised in Valinij. .Mien.,
was taken to Nebraska 1 y its master. A
few weeks afterward it appeared at its old
Michigan home, having every appearnc
of having made the long journey. Ex
change.
Table Board for Her Fug
It Is sa'd that a woman paid fulr,tabl
board for her pug dog at a leading Qln
cinnatl hotel rather than that It should
associate wita other dogs and eat the tabli
.ilvcrlisements.
CIuuh f-irf t kel
Wiu. fl. Xrwia.
CLAm SPKECKELS & CO.,
IlONUl.lI.U
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
Draw Kxchuuge ou the principal parts of the
world.
Will receive deponita on open account, make
collections and conduct a general banking and
exchange bUMiuess.
Deposits bearing interest received In their fSav
lugs Department subject to published rules and
reKUlatlo.is. 17oc'tf
0LAC8 SPKKOKKU
mm. a irwis.
WM. G. IRWIN & Co.,
Sl'OAK FAfTOIUi nnd 'iuniisNion
AUk'W. Honolulu U. I. 18-tfwtf
M. PHILLIPS & Co.,
Imitorter nut Wholesale Iealer( I h
, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Men's Furnish
ing and Fancy Goods. No. 11 Kaahuuianu street
Honolulu, 11. 1. 25tf-wtf
MAOFAELANE & CO-,
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1IOLKMAI.E DEAL KItS AM) 1K.
eral Jobbers iu WINKS and LiaUOK.
Xo. 12 Haahiiiuann .Street.
IIONOr.T:i.I. 28-tf
H. HACKFELP & CO.,
(
r.citAi, .Miissiv Ast:vrs.
M tf Queen St., Honolulu, H.I.
F. BA.N'MNe.
W. MAKKTKNS.
P (iPfKRHtlT
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGEB & CO.,
Importer fc CouiiiiImmIoii erclHiitM.
Wueen Street, Honolulu. H. I. '21-lt
WM. McCANDLESS.
Xt. Queen .Street,
Fish Market. Dealer in choicest BEEF, VEAL.
MUTTON, -IH,etc.
Family and shipping Orders carefully attended
to. Live Stock furnished to vessels at short
notice, and vegetables of all kinds supplied to
order. 9 tf
y. II. ALDKICH.
(eneral RiiwiiieMM Ajfent.
Has removed to J. I. Dowsetfs store. Queen st.,
where he will attend to any business entrusted
to his care,
DEPOT OF UNION DAIP.Y.
Orders for milk respectfully solicited, aud
prompt attention given to the delivery of the
Js'cw Photograph Kooms.
OVER NICHOLAS STORE. FORT STREET,
next the Shooting Gallery. Pictures, Port
raits and Views. First-class work. Satisfaction
g-.iaranteed. 114ap2 A. OOXSALVF.H.
Eraplovment Office.
rpHF. UNDERSIflXED HAS MOVED INTO
1 the oflice of Mr. J. E. Wiseman, where he
will be prepared to furnish household seiv&nts,
collect bins, do Ansrlo-Chinese interpreting:, and a
(yenen business. 51 SQ'fr OXO.
J SZ. BROWN.
Accountant, Laml, Estate and
Labor A?vut. Accounts Collected.
CAMPBELL'S BLOCK, Merchant street.
References -Hon. A. S.Cleghorn, R. 3. Ureirfh-
ton, Esq.
V. o. liox 4i''J.
358 decD'tf
For Lease or Sale-
rtrlir HOUSE AND LOT AT WAIK1K1. AT
J present occupied by O. D. Freetb. Arply
otlice at ot
FREETH & PEACOCS.
Xi Nuuann street.
3C.5 decVifttf
LOST.
4 LACE HANDKERCHIEF , WITH THF
A initials B. P. B., the property of B
Highness rrlncesLlltuoKali. taderwll
tie suitat ly rewarueu ou iwi... - r-- - - -value
attached l.y owner. Return to Cbajuher-
319 nor27tf 1
SUN FIRE OFFICE
OF L. O X I O X
ESTABLISHED 1710.
INSURANCES EFFECTED UI'ON KVEKY
description of proinrty at the current rates
ot premium.
Tcfa? num Innurt-d in - - 327,33:$, 700
Claims arraiieil by the local atreuts, and pa d
ullh prompUtude and liberality.
The Jurisdiction of the Local Trihut-tus ree'ii2-t
G. W. tVlacfarlane &. Co.,
31dwtf AgeuUfor the Hawaiian Islands.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMP'Y
OF LIVERPOOL.
V AIMTAL
UNLIMITED LIABILITY,
Ilre lusiirauee ot all leferltlon
. will he effected at Moderate Rates of l'reni
om, by the undersigned.
' WM. G. IRWIN & CO
20-lftwtf Managers for Haw. Islanils
UNION
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Of Xetv ZeAlHtitl.
CAPITAL. : 10.000,000
HHviuir K4tabltliel an Agency at
Honolulu, for the Hawaiian Islands, the un
dersigned are prepared to accept risks against Eire
in dwellings, stores warehouses and merchandise?
on favorable terms. Marine risks on cargo
freights, bottomry, profits aud commissions.
Ioes promptly aljiiHted A aj-able.
19-twtf WM. O. 1KWIN A CO.
JColiala Saloon.
Best of Ales, Wines and Liquors
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Fancy drinks of every description
specialty.
Ii. BE. Arebb,
RO'lAwly Proprietor.
JOHN COOK,
House Carpenter & lUiilder,
31 Aluken Street.
Will furnish estimates and make conti.K Is for
any description of wnd huildliigs.
Jobbing of all kinds done, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Charges as low as the lowest. "7 tf
THOMAS LINDSAY
Manufacturing Jeweler,
Th-3 Xo. 60 Xiinan" Street,
Iloiiolnln. II. I.
Particular attention pai.l to repairiiiK.
32 tf
Fiirnislied or Unfurnished,
COTTAGE ON LUNALILO AND I'IKOIl STS.,
j furnished complete for housekeeping. Use
of horse and carriage; large garden. Apply to
CHAS. J. FISH EL,
1'27 oetTtf Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.
THE
EA0 SAL0OH.
FORT STRRET.
Opposite Wilder & Co. 'si
H. J. Nolte, Propr.
OPKJT fOM 3 A. St. TILL 10 P. 34
FIftST-CI ASS LIXCRF.S, COFFKK,
TEA, SOOA WATKR, CI.GKB A I F,
Ci:n i" jiikI Tobr.c;ts
OF BEST BRANDS
Plain aad Fancy PI I'KS personally sei-ctert from
the Manufacturers, and a Large Veitetr
of REST QUA MTV
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Loverso BILLIARDS will find an Elegant
S&CVSWICZ i CO, 2IILIARD TABLE
on the Premises.
The 1'ioprietor would be pleased to receive a call
from his Friends and the Public eeueraliy
who may desire a
I.lTXt I. A SMOKE. OR A GAME Off
KlLMARn.
II. J. NOLTE.
31-tf
UDtriiSfnicnis.
TO 1'LAXTEKS.
We have on hand a coUslK'iiiient of
Automatic Trash Feeding
Furnaces.
Fo. four and five f.ot furnaces, complete with
Kritlt bars, hearers and trash caniwts. Machines
of iris muke are now in nuecessful operation at
Sp;e kelsville, Mukee Siufar Couipany and other
llai. alions. Also, a coiihiHiinieiit ot
Tilter Presses,
Having all the Jate.st Iminoveiiieiits.
PLANTERS AND OTHEKS
Interested are requested to call and examine the
above. For prices and further particulars ap
ply to
Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,
2'tf
Aiietitt.
BONE MEAL !!
The undersigned f-re now prevared to re
ccivt onlers for thin Celebrated Fertilizer
from the manufactory of liuck A Olilandt
San Francisco:
The following is a report of the compo
nent parts, as obtained by Chemical analy
sis: Water 8.10 per cent
Organic Matter 29.18 " "
Sihcious Matter 4.f5 ' "
Litne 31.70 " "
Phosphorio Acid 23.11 '
Oxide of Iron 85 "
Carbonic Acid 1.89 " 4
Alka Salts 52 "
100.00
Nitrogen 2.7 per cent.
Orders Received will have Fromjit
and Careful Attention.
W. GL Irwin it Co.,
Agents or the Hawaiian Islands.
21tfl
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY,
St. IjCli. f.
Manufacture and supply all kinds of
Ittxik. ' i.
1'lnt and I.it 3 Papers.
KitxierN lioarli,
I'm in en, Ktc.
W. G. RICHARDSON,
KESTDKNT AOKXT
2 I.eilelorff Street.
lel. phone No. 47. SAX FRANClHCO.
X !t..SiM'iiiI Attciitton leu to
I.-irye font raefs. StfAw
The Risdon
fron & Locomotive Works,
Corner of Beale and Howard streets,
SAN F 1 1 A N ' 1 s ( ' ( ) CALIFORNIA
W. II . TAYLO tr
ios. MOORE
President
. . .Superintendent
1UILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
) all its branches; steamboat, Steamship,
Land Engines and Boilers, Hife'li Pressure or
Compound.
.STEAM VESskLS, of all kinds, built complete
with Hulls of Wood, Iron or Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad
visable. STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference to the trade in
which they are to he employed. Speed, ton
nage and draft of water gu"-auteed.
SUOAR r.5!LLS AND SUOAH-JCAKINO MA
CHINERY m:ide after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
therewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or sheets Rolled, Punched and
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted ou
the (tround.
HYDRAULIC RIVETINO. Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment,
Riveted by Hydraulic Rivetimt Machinery,
that quality of work being far superior to
hand work.
SniP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstan, Stenm
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AOENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
c.fic Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS Direct Artlni? Pumps, for Irrigation or
City Works' purposes, built with the cele
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
J. N. s. WILLIAMS Honolulu
Room No. S, upstairs, Spreckels Block.
fAgent for Hawaiian Islands
!se;'0-lyd-w
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
KB Hotel Street. Honolulu, II I.
(Opposite Fashion stable9).
P. O. BOX 315.
BEIL TELEPHONE 53.
A'l work in my line faithtiiily done. Flan and
peciiicattons made. Jobbing In all details done
at short notice, (food work and low charges is
mv motto. 58-dec5-5
L. G. SHESOVICII & CO.,
Commission Merrhantsand Wholesale ftlers In
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, green unci driffi:
tr.snutacturersof Desiccated Cocoannt. !!nanas,
I.ims. Pine Applet. Sicily Letnons. Tahiti
Oranges and Cocoanuts, Nuts of all kinds, Dates
and Smvrna. Ftg-,
Piickimj Fruit for export R specialty. Long- ct
perienoe in shipping to China. Australia, Mexico.
Central America. Eastern state'', etc. Tropical
Fruits imported direct by every steamer.
Branch House, San Francisco. P. O. t'OX 135$.
Honolulu, H. I.. P.O. box i:o.
41.'. 41- and 417 Washing-ton ureet. opposite Post
Office; 412, 414 aud 41'3 Merchant street.
10 feh:3 S7 SAN FRANCISCO.
drrrtis entente.
uctn d- lUiuburijlt Sirerlf,
WHiaLBALk A at'TAIi.
Dealers Uj
II A Y A . I J K A I .
Telephone No. 175.
Oooda delivered piomptlv .
Islul Order) Noll tlet.
3r.if
We have received a consignment o the most
Economical at. J Valuable Feed for all
kinds of Stock, viz.-
COOKED LINSEED MEAL.
It Is the greatest Fli-ih former, Milk aud
Butter producer in use.
Oil Cake Meal shows abort 7 per cent, of mi
Ktlve matter; this nearly :t!t per cent.
100 fts. o this meal Is equal to 300 H.S. of oats,
or 31H lbs. of corn, or to 77 tts. of w heat bran.
For Sale in Lot to Suit.
Alao, out Unrivalled MIX ED jy EED, as well as
our csnal supply of the b-.rst kinds o
Hay, OatM, Wheat, Cora, t;le., JfcH c.
LA1NE &c CO.
tf
Jolm F. Colhurn,
Importer and DeaN-r in
Hay and Grain,
Coi ner Kinc: and Maunakea streets.
JMjr-Uooda delivered promptly.
Mutual telephone 37. 37 tf
TELEPHONE 55
i3 PLANINti MILL. I?
AlaltCH. near Ih en St.
:is-tf
To the Public.
Tlie Pacific Transfer Co.,
Office with C. K. Miller. 42 Merchant street.
Bell Telephone 377. Mutual Telephone 391
I am fully prepared to do all kinds of drarafe,
hauling or moving work, al! of wnlch I w ill gua
antee to execute faithfully.
36 ly S. F. OBAHAM. Proprietor.
J. r-j. s o p i ; n ,
Successoro
J. M. 0it, Jr., & (Jo.,
STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,
Hawaiian Gazette Block.
27 .Merchant St.. Honolulu. II. I.
41 tf
JOSHUA IEM)Y
jVTaclairie "Works
So. 35 to 51 Fremont Stieet.
SAN FRANCIsfO.
Mannfactnrersof New and dealers in Second
hand Boilers. Engines anil Machinery
Of Every Description.
Have constantly in stock New ann Secrnd-hand
WOOD-W0 R K I NG M AC HIXER Y,
MACHINISTS' TOOI.s.
IRRIOATINO AND PUM PI N.'i. M ACH I NF.RY
PIPINtJ, IUPE-FrTTIN(iS, KTC.
Catalogues and price lists forwarded .ipori appli
cstinn. 7fe2.1y
X. F. I5UIJGESS,
St K 'tis' St., IIonoI tiliiJ
BAGGAGE
AND
GENERAL EXPRESS.
Praying and steamer freight car fnlly
handled.
Oflice Telephone 20'. Residence 152.
r-7 dec'tf
Jldrerlisementg.
ATHIH X I'.Y H- AT-1. AM' ,
Ct.Jk HICNl'K W.
ibUlukll.
VOIKV V
AUH)BlJ.
Atihlortl A AshlorU,
ATTORNEYS, COUNSEIXOKS, HOLIClTORs,
ADVOCATES, ETC.
OiHce Honolulu Ha!, adjolulin the Pos
Ottlee. idwU
JOHN T. DARE,
Attorney mikI f'ouitsellur at Im,
Othce No. 12, (SjirtK-kels Block, Honolulu.
17G oi tltf
CliCIL BROWN. ATTOl XEY-AT-LAW AND
J Notary Public, CauipLell'a Block, Merchant
atfeet ta-lyni20
M. THOMPSON.
ATTOHNK Y-AT-LAW,
And Solicitor In Chancers' Office, Campbell's
Block, second story, rooms K and t. Entrauce oft
Merchant street, Honolulu, 11. J. 44 t
J. M. IONSARRAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ueal Imitate in any part of the lil.tjf.
(lum Bought, HoM aud Leaned on I -onimln.iioij,
Loans Negotiated and jegal Doi Uiijentu prawn
X. 27 MKKC'IIAJVT KTREET,
Oazette Blo-k, Honolulu. if, -it
Metropolitan Market
lilXU MTItEKT,
O.-J. WALLER,
PROPRIETOR
Choleewt Meats from Fluent HeH,
milieu and shipping supplied oa 8UORT
NOTICE and at the
Lowest 3farket Prices.
All r-iats dell-, ered from thli market are thor
ougl ehilled Immediately after killing by means
of a f'ell-Coleman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator
Meat so treated retains 111 Us Juicy properties,
and ie GUARANTEED TO KEEP LONGKB
AFTER DELIVERY' THAN FRESH LY -KILLED
MEAT. 47-tf
PLANTEllS, ATTENTION !
MULES !!
Just received, exhrig CONSUELO,
1 8 Fine Young Moles
Which are offered for sale .on reasonaMe ttrrcs
Applytr";
wm. g. imvix & CO
106 sap29 tf
Fonntlation Timbers ! !
We have just received from Australia a few Iron
l.ark Foundation Timtert.
KIZEK 16x21 Inches), 12 Feet iMug.
Ami Ilxl Inrhe., 16 Feet ron.
These tiraWrs, as thlr nime sJKTiif.ei, ar
nearly a? solid and durable as iron, and for
foundation purposes, or otters cf like natnr,
cannot be surpassed.
AV. O. Irwin & Co,
8Unov25tf
! MONTHLY PAY3ENTS.
j All accounts for Adrertisinfc find Job Prini!'j
' at the
i
j Pacific Commercial ertlr
j OfKce will from this date be presented fo pa
. merit rnonthlv.
' Honolulu, Mai rts C, ls'.l.
jCujiuff5 (Sards.
u. l. arNj.v.
ious tr ''' cm.
Sprnance, Stanley &Xo.x
Imyorittm ud Jobbers of Tin
j WHISKIES, WINES AND LIQUORS
410 Front Kt., statt Frauclaro.
I tf w
Isaac x. davis. . Has ar cowtu
DAVIS & CO WELL,
MAM KACt 1 til-Ittt Of
Santa Cruz Lime,
IMIf)RTERH UT KN(JLIiH I"ORTUXD CE
MENT, PLASTER, EIRE HIlU'KK, EIRE
CLAY, Etc. . - .
211-y 8 DRUM M Street, et. CUy ud Waaliiuiftou,
P. O. Box 2,2a. KAN t'lUNCUCO.
N !-f23-7
" ' "' " ' '" -T " ,n ,y I . . ..II.. I
J. C. JOHNSON & CO.;
LEATHER, IIAKKESS, SADDLKKY,
FIREMEN'S EQUIPMENT, " k
12 and It line street, Franclm-o, Cal
AenU for Kirby's twnt Croc Tanneries. Hols
Harness and all other k(udn of leather.
.4 aet if
H. H. KLI.ls. . ' J. W.IULkH.
ELLIS&MILLEK
WhoIetuJe aud CoiuuilsMlon lealers lu .
Hay, Grain and Feed
25 imd 27 SPEAR STREET,
Between Market and Mission, SAN FRANCISCO
- Ortlerst Solicited. M.tc2-ly
Whiltior, Fuller & Co.,
Manufacturers of v
PJOXEER WHITE LEAD, .
PA ClhlC Jl VJIJ1EJI PA JUT,
PA1NTB, OIL, AKrxW t.LA'HH .and Alt-
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rT.v. MATERIA IX,
21-2S From
5-'rnncfoo
-d'.'f-ty
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c. main. -. : ; E. 'H. WLN'CJIKKTL'B .
Main & Wiiiclicster,-,
Manufacturers and liujortet -Hnriiess,
Kailtllesi, . Uriillcsj, y. m JM,
COLLAR'S, SADlJLER'f SvAT'.L, tV.''.
Nos.-?14, 21C, 218 a ad. 24 1 Lattery -ft tr--. Hit .
Franclsoo. 111'it.lrii J cttfifbuue eM ,
on appln ;dioii. . Jt.-J .n ihZ '.'
The. rrnum (fiat TlibattJt etnwof gH eutrd
SXMIXALtWEAKXESS, LOSS OF MAX
II 00 O, and the retuJt tf abutf.. dixrast or cjcmm,
ti anting to a ccrmphratirgt called, PR0STA TOL
JillEA. 1H. UEIiWa JKVIOOIATOR U
the OM Yeurrfor PE0STA T01MJIBA. Prvt,
fl.00 per partaye, 6 portage, UIU0. Guide to
Health and Srlf-Analytl - free.. Addre LIE-'
MI(f D.'SPEAr.lA H Vfor DitfUn of Ifrn. ,
' tot) Geary .V, .tan Fran&tco. Cal.
Jos-tf . ' f
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Dodge, Sweeney &Co.Y'
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San Fraud-, Cal. "v r ' -
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Wholesale dealers in Butter, Cfceews, Lard, atd
all kinds of provisions.
SOLE AGENTS FOK
I. lbby, JtlcA'eill A IJLb'sj t'an'ufd
tfeat. -
II. !rf. Bnpee's Fa ft I Ilrattd) Chlcaue
Hams
Henry Vrrtag' Caniaed Vienna and
Ham Kannaffe,
And L W. Hnmt s "I'la" Brand of
Canned Kalmon.
104 mch29 87
G. M. Josselvn tfc-C;
Importers and W'holesale Dealers In
Ship Chandlery,
58 and 40 Market fctaii rraneteo.
Agents fo Tau.iton HheathlriK Metal Manofactor-
lnr Company. 1 2 1 2A-1 y
WATERHOUSE & LESTER,
Importers of
Wagon Lumber
And CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
16 to 22 neale Street. Kan Franeisvco.
13-JyS"7
LET1 STItAUSS & CO.,
It and 1 Eatterystreet, an Francisco Cal.
Importers of Foreign and Iomest1c lrj-oo3s
Hosiery, Ladies and (tent's FuriJishiri Goods.
ol' Iroprietors and Manufacturers of bec4
barted PATENT RIVETED C1XJTHINO.
11 1an2 7
AVEXXER & CO.
92 Tort Street.
Have on hand New Torelyn and HomemaJ
Jewelry.
! Watches, Bracelets, Xecklets,
Pins, Lockets, Clocks,
And orcarcects ot all kinds.
Silver and Gold Plate.
ElejfaKt Solid fcflver Tea Ket.
Knltable for iTe.sectatlon.
ENORAVINO AND NATIVE JEWEL11Y
A Specialty.
renirlnir in all It, branches.
S'-'.e Agents for King's Eye rresetvers,
fi-inars-lve
MANHOOD RtStOREO
Iain's oSlce.
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