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ROSEBURfr REVIEW FRIDAY, NOVEMBE E C, VAHIHTIJES. Tho locon.olivc was invented in 1759 hy Watt, and patented in 1781. Tennyson's new poem is called "The Close of Another f Eve' Are they those that were left out on the line and gathered in by a uioonlighterWEx. JEvery man thinks that there is only one man in tho world who can stop drinking when - ho has had exactly enough and that he is the man. Puck. A funeral is a tiresome preacher's Opportunity. Turn him on to a large congregaMon and he will make the mourners wish the party had never died. Tho Toronto Globe says that if Kiel hangs physically, Sir John A. McDon ald will hang politically. But even then Sir John will breathe freer than Kiel. When the Female Suffragists get out their declaration of indepenJance it is presumed that they will commence it thus: "When in the course of few men events." Texas sittings. "She wore white roses on her breast the night we said good-bye," observed a poet. It is not mentioned that her father wore his boots as usual, though some will consider that quite important. Buffalo Express. The man whoinjects cither bribery or deception into popular suiftage is an enemy of his couutry It won't do to fight the devil of political corruption with their own sort of fire. National rain lies that way. Phrenologist: "Your bump fo imag ination is abnormally large, sir." Cit izen: "I do write poetry. Only yes terday I took a poem to an editor, and that bump you are feeling is where he hit me. Do n't bear on it so hard." Whatever else there may remain to discover consuming Grover Cleveland, the American people have learned that he has the courage of his convictions, and' that he, at least, is a president who has some influence with the Adminis trations. No people can possibly thrive cn the mortgage system. To give liens on their farms, or what i3 even more reckless still, on crops that arc to be . grown, is the "certain road to financial trouble andpossibiy to complete pov erty. '; ABiooklyn young nian was reading "Hamlet" to his sweetheart the other day, and came to tho passage, "Or if thou wilt needs marry, marry a fool." "Is that a proposal, dear" she asked. "Yes, darling," ho replied: and they settled the matter there and then. : A clergyman in Central Illinois is reported to have startled his flock a few Sundays ago by the announcement: ."Remember our communion services next Sunday foronoon. The Lord will be with us during the morning ser vices and the Bishop in the evening." When a man, no matter where he was born, takes an oath to become an American, he should thenceforth be a thoroughbred American without any qualifying nationality or alienage in front of' his American citizenship to give him a specific, though hybrid, des ignation. -;''.'.: A little girl watching a kite made of & daily paper,asked: ""Mamma, isn't it going very high?" Yes my love, it ia " "Do you think it will get beyond that cloud?" "It wouln't surprise me if it did; why do you ask" "Well, I thought if it went as far as that the dear Lord might read the news. Party lines were completely oblit erated in the municipal election in Nashville last week. Both the candi dates for Mayor belonged to the same party, and one of them was an efficer in tho Federal army during the late war. Surely that war is receding into the past Let it go, and let all good citizens turn their faces to the morn ing. ' Gabe.Snodgrass recently applied to the Rev. Aixinidab Bledso of the Blue Light Austin Tabernacle for pecuniary assistance. "I jess can't do hit," re plied Parson Bledso; "I has to s'port my pore ole mudder." "But ycr pore old mudder says yer don't do miflia for her." "Well, den, ef I don,t do nuffin for my pore ole mudder what's the use ob an outsider like you trying to make me shell out?"- Texas Sif tings. A story worth telling of the late Prof- Charles O, Thompson illustrates both his quickness of thought and .'marvelous memory. One morning some waggish Worcester students re placed .the large chapel Bible with Webster's .Dictionary, and the Profess or, rising to officiate at prayers, read, without an instant's hesitation, a long psalm from the Dictionary pagp, to the utter confounding of tho conspiracy. "Now. I's swine to make one allow ance; for though de arth don't move a wink from her 'ternal foundations, de " day am a comin' when she's a gwiue to , w move, busted widfire, an' all de sky a rollin' away like a burnin' newspaper in de wind. O sinner, you had better take car', you better be a movin' too. Shake hands wid Jesus to-day, so's you won't be callin' onto detmonntains to fall on yer souls in do awful day ob de LcS," Brother Jasper, state A'Eir-.; I Ohio has 2017 voting precincts. . Govenor Moody yesterday appointed Rufus K. McIIarg of New York and J alius Robertson of St. Louis to be commissioners for this state for the succeeding two years. From a gentleman who ai rived from Portland it is learned definitely that N. S. Du Boise of Portland is to bo the next lessee of the Cheniekete hotel. It is not positively known how soon the change will be made. We learn that at a meeting of the Board of Regents of tho State Agricul tural College, held at Corvaliis last Wednesday, Prof. T. F. Campbell of Eugene was elected Professor of math ematics in that institution of learning. A carload of carp started f com Washington city, yesterday, destina tion, Portland, Oregon. Some of the fish will be left at points en route, but the bulk of the load will be brought through, and will arrive in a few days for distribution. A farmer living near Spokane has this season made an experiment in the cultivation of sorghum, which resulted so satisfactoiy in the manufacture of sorghum molasses that many farmers in that locality will engage in the busi ness next season on a large scale. Mr. II. S. Strange gave a fine decla mation at chapc-l Thursday, and Mr. A. Muligan closed the week's rhetoric al with a similar declamation Friday. These declamations, essays, etc., are getting to be an interesting feature of tho chapel exercises and have been witnessed j by many visitors of lute. Salem Talk. Numerous bands of fine hogs are to be seen in every part of the valley. "What shall the harvest be" is tho question. Three cents a pound sounds low for hogs in this country-not be cause it costs more to raise them here than in other places, but because the price has always been higher in . the past. -Tidings. Salmon have been observed in the river of late quite frequently. . At Hairisburg last Sunday they were dis covered to bo running in quite large numbers. If measures can be adopted to protect them in their ascent of the ladder, a good supply of fish iiiay be hereafter looked for in the upper river. Dissiminator. The wheat yield of the Inland Em pire i3 astonishing. Fully G00,000 acres in Eastern Oregon and Washing ton have been harvested with an aver age yield of over 30 bushels. The great snow storm last winter contribu ted to the result. Tho O. R. & N. Co. is making largo earnings. Enough wheat is in sight to load 100 cars a day until next spring. Prof. C. W. Roby. Portland's new postmaster, is a democrat from consid erable back fifteen yeais. He backed into the ' imperial democratic paity when he found that the republican party had become corrupt at the core. he hails from the old home of Brick Pomcroy, La Crosse, Wis. The Chi nese Daily has been lying about him because he is not a mugwump. Cour ier. P. G. Strickland, an old stage-driver who is divorced from his wife, at Meacham, Union county, swooped down on the family and abducted the baby girl. He is also charged with tak ing ashot at JohnBurk, who attempted to intercept him. He has been held to answer charges of abduction, attempting to murder and carrying a consealed weapon, and lies in jail in default of bond?. The Albany Herald-Disseminator reports that a committee of the citizens ofAlbany are working vigorously to secure the .$50,000 required to induce the O. P. railroad company to extend its line from corvaliis to Albany. The subscription has been headed by John Crawford with the munificent donation of a perpetual 40-horse water power, well worth $15,000, which the com pany will willingly accept at 812,000, the price it is put down for. Many of the young men about town have formed a society for the purpose of encouraging athletic sports and fur nishing amusement for themselves dur ing their leisuro time. They have rented the hall in the second story of John Orth's brick building, which is being put in shape for the gymnasium. Our citizens have subscribed nearly $100, which will be used in purchasing the paraphernalia necessary to such an institution. We are glad to see the interest taken in the coming generation and hope that it will be duly appre ciated. Times. , Dr. W. V. Collin, late superinten dent of the U. S. Indian school, was shown a very kind tribute in the shape of a farewell dinner, by R. W. Hill, D. D., at his residence, on Court street between Capitol and 11th. But a few invited guests were present The late employes of the school also showed the Dr. that they oppreciated his worth by making him the recipient of a fine gold-headed cane. Oregon and espe cially Salem, regret losing so estimable a man as Dr. Coffin, and kind wishes of a host of friends will accompany him to his future home in Kansas. He leaves for" that State on Tuesday next. Statesman. obust Health Is not always cntoyca by those who seem to possess it. Tlie taint of corrupted blood may be secretly undcrmiiiinar the constitution. In time, the poison will cer tainly show its effect, and with all the more virulence the longer It has been allowed to permeate the system. Each pimple, sty. boil, skin disorder and sense .of unnatural lassitude, or languor, is one of Nature's warnings of the consequences of neglect. Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is the only remedy that can be relied upon, in all cases, to eradicate tho taint of hered itary disoasc and the sweelal corruptions of tho blood. It is the only alterativ that is sufficiently powerful to thoroughly cleanse the system of Scrofulous and Mercurial impurities and the pollution of Contagious Diseases. It also neu tralizes the poisons left by Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid recuperation from the cnfeeblcmeut and debility caused by these diseases. Myriads of Cures Achieved by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, in the past forty years, are attested, and there is no blood disease, at all possible of cure, that will not yield to it. Whatever the ailments of this class, and wherever found, from the scurvy of the Arctic circle to the "veldt-sores" of South Africa, this rem edy has afforded health to the sufferers by whom it was employed. Druggists everywhere can cite numerous cases, with in their personal knowledge, of remark able cures wrought by it, where all other treatment had been unavailing. Teople will do well to .. . Trust Nothing Else than Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Numerous crude mixtures arc offered to the public .as "blood purifiers," Which ouly silhire the patient with the pretense of many cheap doses, and with which it is folly lo experiment while disease is steadily 'be coming more deep-seated and difficult of cure. Some of these mixtures do much lasting harm. Bear in mind that the ouly medicine that can radically purify the vitiated blood is Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED by Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass. Srid by all Druggists: Price $1; Six bottles for p. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. WAR IN EUROPE! Removal! Removal J Removal! On account of our removal into' our new Store wc propose to offer our entire stock of Gen eral Merchandise to the Public at such low prices that notwith standing the present hard times and scarcity of money, will en. able everybody to buy our goods- THE ENTIRE STOCK Must be sold before we move Our Slock is larger andbettej assorted than any in the City, COME AND EXAMINE And be your own judge, Before purchasing Elsewher. W eguarantee our cl othes to fit in every particular. WE MEAN BUSINESS And no mistake. Our placeof business is one door north of the Post Office. carJj brothers. .27, 1IEARTSOCK, Oakland, Oregon Wagonmaker and Undertaker, KEErS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A line assortment of Coffins and Burial Caskets, which he will sell at reasonable prices. Also keeps a large stock of all ma terials necessars for repairing and making Wagons, Buggies, Plows and Machinery of all kinds. I!EW STO AT mllAri9 or. would respectfully inform the public that he has on hand a fine assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-Made Clothing and in fact everything usually kept at a first-class store. Give him a call. Goods at Low Prices. All kinds of Produs Taken In Exchange for Gaotl?, II orders promptly tityty 1 to. MISCELLANEOUS JpUIlMl URE PALAGF, IWCtE JOHN G1LDERSLEEVE lias the finest stock of furniture south of Portland which he sells as cheap as It can be itougUt in the State. Tho new (angled D O UBLE BED L O UNO E. AND PATENT CORNICES. Also has on hand a full assortment of beds and bed ding, chairs, table, BUHKAUS AND COMMODES, And all kinds of Childrens Chairs, etc. 3. OII.DEKSI.EEVE. CHINESE WASH HOUSE. " AND '" LABOR AGENCY: Yung Sam . . . ........ . . Proprietor. a MUS POPULAR LAUNDRYMAN HAS OPENED . business at his old stand in liogtburg', opposite Carton's Livery Stable; la prepared to contract for Chinese Laborers, And furnish COOKS, i V FA KM HELP, I HOOD CIIOPPEKS, . RAIL HO AD HANDS Or C ilnese Labor of i;uy dcscriptityi on jdiort notice. N. P. BUNNELL, FOUNDRY, Machine Shop, Wagon Shop, Blacksmith Shop. CAN MAKE CASTINGS FROM ON E ounce to three tons weight. Small Cu pola for small eastings. Money refunded if work is not satisfactory. Portland prices ! Save telegrams and expressage. LANGENBERG'S Best and Shoe Stare, Jackson Street, Opposite IVst Office, osebnrg, Orogon. KEEPS ON I J AND THE LARGEST AND LEST assortment of Eastern and Han Francisco and other wakes of BOOTS, SHOES, OAITLUS, SLIP PEHS and everything in the lioot and Shoe line, and SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH. Boots and Shoes Made to Order, and Pcrfoct Fit Guaranteed. I use the Best of Leather and Warrant all my work. Repairing Neatly Done, on fchcrt Notice, AUo a full stock of TOYS, NOTIONS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and VIOLIN STRINGS. LOUIS LANGENBERG. CIVIL BEND STORE V. X. ARRINGTON, DEALER IX Dry Goods Ghroceies etc All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange CIVIL BEND, DOUG. CO., OftECOX. T. L. Gannon, C. A. Blackman CARRIAGE, WAGOU, AND ' BLACKSMITH SHOP! Adamson'ti Old Stand, Jackson Street. MA N UFACT U It Eli S OF if CARRIAGES, HACKS, BUGGIES! All Kind of Repairing Done, Terms ar Reasonable. Gannon & Blackman. CHANGE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, OF RGSZBU O. W. 1 OWENS, : : : : Manager. -DEAL IN- ool and also, agents for Agricultural Implements of all kinds we transact a general busi- V f ness in our line and pay the Highest Market Trices for Wool and Grain. A full line of Agricultural Implements kept con stantly on hand, or furnished on short notice at Lowest Trices. Oflice and Warehouse OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. Give us a call. W- F- OWENS. For Salo Cheap for Cash or approved credit Thorough-Bred Merino Sheep Male and Female, at our place, six miles north of Roseburg, near "Wilbur. Correspondence solicited. iu!3-6m TIIOS. SMITH & SON. " Spanish Merino Backs. I have on hand a number of fine Bucks, from one year old and upwards. -trice siu. Where a number pre pur chased a liberal discount will be made. Call at my place, five miles wfst. of Rosoburg. Henry Conn, Sr. fwm -1 -' -'.TjpyS. iirnirfYni r Awarded Premium at State .Fair! ft V I HaCk Wc Wr .... - -1SV.-" vmrw rr . - J FOUNT LAMP. 11, The top of tbc fount is fw construe tel as to hold aay sniail quantity ot oil that mi t; lit acci dentally run over, thereby preventing damage to furnitnre. carpets, etc. . 12. The insurance companies reconimer dfthcir use, because they thev arc non-explosive, etc. THE ERILUANT AND STEADY UCHTi Produced by these lamps because of their rccu-! liar codstruction, the main principles being ' double draft, the outer air tube riving nbundant supply of oxygen, which in necessary to insure jHirfeet cTunbustioJi (and thereby burning the odorous and poison oils matter which escapes in other lamps) and the inner or "spreader" air tubes steadying the flame ane presenting its com ing in i:uumt;ii v. 1 1 ii tiic i-Tiiiiiuuy. Slado by a prominent authority fives the follow int;iesult: THE TEST OF UCHT Ordinary lamps, 8 11 candle power. Gas lamps, 20 car, die power. Improved new Chicago Elcotric lautys, can dle power. Are made and can be had either in Brass, Nickel or O'old Eronze: THE FOLLOWING STYLES FOUNT LAMP Can bo attached to any gas or oil fixture, side bracket, etc., colds 1 quart of oil nnd burns 7-8 hours. Price 2.50 to $3.00 STAND LAMP For table or desk use. Holds 1 mart of oil end lmrn7-8 hours. S3-to 83.50 LIUKAKY FOUNT Made expressly fibraryex toiision hangers. Holds 1 nuart of oil and bums 7-9 hours. Price S2.75 to S3 ALL NIGHT FOUNT-Same as Fount Lamp only has a lajg-cr oil reservoir and consequently wi 1 bum' longer. Price, fc3 to 3.25. t Send For One. BE WAKE OF IMITATIONS! Can Only be Obtained from Us. But before you do W. G. WOOBWA P a h ml AND- Buy a New Set of Harness OR A SADDLE One of the Biggcet and Best Stock'of Goods ever Brought U Town, use notliifig but the best leather, and have got EVERYTHING IN THIS LINE. W. G. Woodwards Roscbuvg. rain rmm i&i I dial i V.w&.v.s 6 E. W. Woolsoy & Son, Breeders and Importers of Thoroughbred Spanish Merino Sheep. JCxxltouL, Sonoma GOxxjEityv Gfl. w 'E HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE THIS SEASON and Kwcs. which wo will deliver at Rosrbunr at 0 UR Flock is of Hammond and Atwood stock orijdcallv, and wc have spared no cxiiense in intruduciiv' yearly now strains of blood from the best Flocks of Kciristeied Stock in Vermont Kim i " X)R purity of blood, absolute freedom from all . on the Coastand has taken First Premiums at Address as above or Frank Woolsey, cor. 1st and A streets, Portland, Or Represented in Roseburg by W. F. Owens, and all orders received by him or direct will receive prompt attention. 5 SUCCESSOR TO- DEALERS IN- - geweral : Merchandise Roseburcr Oregon. Has on hand constantly a large and complete assortment of General' Merchandise and will be pleased to see his old friends and patrons, as well as new ones, who in consideration of the scarcity of money and the present depression in business, will study their own interests by calling on Irni and examining gqqbs Mm Bmiass Before purchasing elsewhere, I do not claim to sell goods at cost, or less than cost, but will assure all who patronize me that thoy will get their goods At The Lowest living Profit. Produce Of All Kinds Taken At Market Price. I Sol. Abraham. POSITIVELY NON-EXPLOSIVE! THE CHICAGO FLECT11IC LAMP! 52 CANDLE POWER! - "SEE ONE AND EE CONVINCEU." AMDUESS: OUTflAfin r.T."PnT"Ti T ituo rn or. urst. a Vathimrtoii Streets, Portland, Or. PAinoi.g its jiant advantages may he enumerated 1. Tuo lamp, by the laws of n-iture, is rfsi- HBIY NON-EXru.slVR.: 2. I t cannot break or smoke a chimney, S. An ordinary ehlnincv can bo used. 4. Tiro lamp burns at a .-"st of i cent per hour. a. Inn AlcL- la fi,,.ii-,..i r. ' ., , k vrlU ,36t 8 l, 8 months.. 7. Too lomin heiiijf made of brass cannot break, but one lamp will last a life time. i8" '-IV' -vou vo on cliimncvs in one year "o"0'1.1 ?;umuc l" lr a lamp, ' "! "as mo! only wiek mm t incut that requires no tiein- of k:k, and also the onlv nioienient that brings tbc wi. lc up perfectly evuii. 10, Ttie wick trims itself if turned down until Hie stop work acts and permitted to ifo out with out belli-' blown n mi,i.f ... : -..: .t - i,,,r; ' "-'..-f .III uiv : SB A STAND LAMP. that come 'round to DON'T FAIL TO CALL, ON ME .r f,-r -rf ,"i-f'"'f :$r SOO YEARLrNC AND TWO YEAR OLD RAMS lirices ti suit. ihn tinnsa. nnmiw,.ioii. o..i;;.i disease and careful breeding it stands second to none State and County Fairs, wherever exhibited, i 3k (A ) 3 - i UP! i EB'B. 'A .V ; '-V '.V' PORTLAND ADVERTISED ENTS. c. w. KVOWLES, L. 1. EKOWN. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, (EUROPEAN PLAN ) BROWN & KNOWLES, Proprietors. FinST CLASS LN EVERY ItESPEtT. Good Restaurant Connected With The House Fire proof Erick Building 130 Rooms. - In the Center of the City (Oil. FKONT AMI MOitlilSON STM., PORTLAND EUncPEAS PLAN. E ,SMOM. HOTEL, First Class In Every Particular, Conner Front asd Morrisos Sts l'ORTLAND, - - OREOON Thomas Ci-ineak, Proiirietor. ESMOND RESTAURANT, II. Mulleu, Proprietor, Corner Front and Morrison Streets, l'ORTLASD, OHEGON. Sjiccial ArraHjjements for WcJiliiiif and Diuuer Pnrtitis ami L:iiniueXn. mUX ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT. T J Cuaiiles IIeilman, Proruiotor. The very best in the Market is set before you. THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, . Cor. Third and E Streets, Portland, Oregon. - EEliUCED KATES, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME Tills LARGE AND WELL-APPOINTED HOUSE offers superior accomodations at jwpular prices, Meals 25e, Rooms 25c. ami Sfle. Onlv three block from all Depots and Steamer landings, Free Buss to and from the Hotel No Chinese servants. No overcharges or deviation from regular rates of 81.00 warti-ti e. LEWISTON. Vto,'t. FOR A DU3IHESS EDUCATION OO TO THE N. W, cor. 8ctH!'l aad Salmon Sto, See C C. C. JOURNAL for information. A AAmaa W C; 1 a rjl CTCl DninMnI.1 Slention thia papor. liox 843. Portland. 5r. Established 1S52. A. ROBERTS, Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or. THE LEADING mmmml hotter -AXD OF OREGON. 'THE PLACE TO BXJY.JgJ J B C0NGLE - Manufaclurpr, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In SADDLES, HARNESS, 33L.LEATHER ASD SADDLERY HARDWARE 103 and 110 Front Street PORTLAND OREGON tkj iviunuu uusiuum uui:gci i vkuhivi viv ffon, offers superior private and class instruction Til r TVrflAn9 T)i.TnAra nllnwA 1 n .1 I Afl. to tho young and middle-aged of both sexes who desire to obtain a practical education in the short est time consistent with thorough work, and at tho least expense. Day and evening sessions through- ouvmcyear. etuaents aamittoa anytime, cata logue Oil application. A.P.ABKSTBOKO,rriacipali H. G. Stanton DEALER IN STAPLE DRY GOODS! Keeps Coiistautly on Haud a General Assortment ol FI3SJE GKOCEKXE3, ILLOW and (jLASSWARE . ALSO CROCKERY CORDAGE A Full Stock of: SCZXOOIi BOOKS. SfATIONERY, TOYS, &, FANCY ARTICLES. Furnishes Checks on i'ortland, and procures Draft? on San Francisco. OST-OFFIOE STORE ROSEBURG $200,000? IS rRKSENTSOlVJtS A WAT. Send U cents postage, and by mail you ill get trkb a paekajre of gool8 oi largfl value, that money farter than anything else in America. All in siart you in wont mat win at once brimr vou in anout tne yJO ,ouoi preecnts with each box. Agents wanted cvernwhcre. of either sox. of all aires, for all the time, or spare time only, to work for us at their ovn Homes, fortunes for all workers alisolutely as- nren. tor. i ueiay. u. hallka S Co., J'ortlaixJ Maine. w )tjr working people. Send 10 cents po- -1 .... : i j .. .... i valuable sample box of iroodi that will ut vou in the way of tnakiiiir more money in a few avs than you ever thouarht possible atanv business. Capital not required.- You can liva at home and work m spare time only, or ail the time. AU of both sexes, of all aa-es, jrrandly successful. 50 cents to 85 easily earned every evening. That all who want work may tan trie business, we make ttus un paralleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied we will send$l to pay for thetrouble of writ inn us. Full particulars, directions, etc., sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure for au wno start at once. Don tae. Aadrcsg bmsox Co., Portlant Uaiae. l"T"r more money than at anything else by IT 111 takinc an acencv for the best selling: book out. Beginners succeed erandlv; None fail. Term tree. HiUiTt BOOR Co. Portland, Maine, MABDIJE VV01KS. Mrs. R. Ereckenride - A OK NT rOR IiuiKirtcr Bad MauuFaoturvrof yoiiuuEirrsr heads iohes Of American utl foreign Marble nd Scotch O ran ile. KbU'mates giveu for Ci-ing in Sand Stone, . Also Aijcnt for Walker's Iron Fence for Cemi'taiy Enclosure. R OSES UR C . ' - OREOO N P J 11. O'M ALLEY, . Propiietor of the ROSEBUJIG MARBLE WORKS. Ami Dealer in 'Tooair-viONEs, Tablets, Ktc. Shop Rerr of Hoan's Store. GROCERIES. KOtSEtiUllG GllOCKRY. STORE KOBT. EASTOY PROrRIKTOR. Jaekui Street, one door South of Mrs. CoropUm' HAS JUST DECEIVED A STOCK OF CANDIES, NUTS, CAKES, CRACKERS, TEAS, SPICES, SUGARS, CANNED GOODS COFFEES, ETC., ETC., ETC, I Exchange Goods for Good Butter and Fresh Esrcs. CO MY GOODS ARE ALL FRESH, - ROUT. EAST M. CT. cfc 3Ft. TPoi"l3l.o A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Glassware, Crockery. , Queensware , Etc. Goods Delivered anywhere in the City limits, Free of Charge. T A SMITH. v . Proprietor of the CITY BAKERY AND CANDY FACTORY. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL Crackers, etc. -Also a flue selection of French and American Candies and Chocolate Goods. . MEDICAL- DR. UEOIO'S WONDEETUL Germau Inyigorator Men WllfV .n llfTAlna. f pam disease and Weakness bre't on by early iniprudedce or - . uni'iit UdTVHi , , - , u-urtwn4, . , UR- ing tried ID vain every known remedy, nhould pro cure immediately DU.- LIECIO'S tNVIGORAl'OR ..... ' iviivil W 1,VUV ITI case undertaken, not cured. The reason-why so many cannot get cured of weakness and the above disease is owinr to a complication called PUOSTA TOHKI1KA with Hyperesthesia, , which rcuuires scecia! treatment. DR. L1EB1U S INVlGORATOR Ko. I, under ow adrfce and gpociai treatmeut.is the only positive eve for l'HOSTATOKKHEA. DR. LI Kill G & CO. for the past nineteen years have made an exclusive specialty of the treatment ef diseases of inon. - If pimples appear on the face, if you become Un less and despondent, look out for the complication with Seminal Weakness and loss of Vitality known asProstatorrliea. Hundreds ol lives havs been iest and thousands have lost their property end pleasure in life from its effects, Varicocele; or wormy veins of the scrotum, often the unsuspected cause t f Lest Manhood, Debility, etc etc., DR. LIKBIO'S Invij--orator, Ko. 2, is the only known remed yfor th above complication, and a perfect and permaeo cure will be guaranteed in all cases undertaken una dor oursiiecud advice and treatment. Most powerful electric belts froe to our pelt en ta. To prove the wonderful power of the INVIGOKA TOR, A S3 BOTTLE GIVEN FREE. Call or address, " Dr- Idebig & Co'a PriTaio Dlspensarx- 400 Geary St. San Francisco, CaL . THE DOCTOR will 9mu nru i nu 13 H. MIN'TIE, THE SPECIALIST. No. 11 KEARNEY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Treats all Chronic, Sjiecial and Prirate Diseases with Wonderful Success. THE GREAT Ef.GUSH KEf.IEDY. ris A NEVER FAILING OURE for Nei vous Debilty Seminal WvilrrM . Wausted Vilalitv, Mperaia 'torrhea. Ist xfnakni TImpotency Paralysis, I Proetatorrhea, and all the r terrible e ffects f Seif buse, youthful follies and excesses in maturcr years, meh as Loss of Memory. in'' lassitude Nocturnal Em. juiiiicsqvi Tinwu. Axi'iBCB in. win lle&CL KIL J SSP IN DRINKING intoxicating liquors, tne vital fluid passxnfr unobserved In the urine, and many other dis eases that lead to insanity and death. Da. Mixtik, who is A Bbottla Potsicta, Giuf ats or this Umveksitt CP Pefsstlvasia, will atrree to forfe-t Fivb Hpwdrfd Dollars for a case of t hie kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his-speeial advice and treatment) will not cure, cr for anythiaa impure or injurious found in it. . Dr. Mixtii treaei all pri-ate disoases successfully without aie-ury Cokscltatios Fser. Thorough examination and tJt. vice, including analysis of urine, 15.00. Price ef VITAL RESTORATIVE, $LE0 a bottle, or four times th quantity, 5.00; sent to any address upon receipt of Price, nr O. 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