THURSDAY..
.APRIL 16, 1880.
THE BACHELOR'S LIST HTJS.
Not
ot a land, was heard, nor a Joyous note.
As mr friend to the bridal we hail hid;
a wtt discharged bis farewell Joke,
As ' he bachelor went to be married.
Wo i:, ante Mm quickly to save lit fright,
'UI Little's hM I Iw ttd MlvfaL lornlne
And wo ittghsd as we turned trom the lamp'
uia stt
1o think htm not more discerning.
To think that a bachelor, free and bright,
And hr of the aez as we frand bim.
Should there at the altar, at dead of ulrht.
Be caught la the snaies that bound htm.
Few and short were the words we said.
Though af cake and wine partaking;
wet snorted him borne rrom tbe aseneol dread
While his knees were awfully ahaklng.
and sadly we marched htm adown
rTOm tSU tfMi Ia tlm lnu.mn.1 Hafv
A w bave never heard from nor seen tbe
Since we left him alone In his dory.
AFTEBOLOVT.
(Jrandi
nmsaiMr nacaa with slate v tread
forwaM aod hack througn the quaint old
IVSM,
Out or tbe OreUght, dancing and red.
Into tbaantheriuK dusk and (loom;
ofward and hack, in her silken drew.
With its aUllne ruffles of frost-like laoe,
A took of deepest tenderneas
In the laded lines of her One old face.
Wanu her breast in his red night-gown
.I.Ike a scarlet Illy the baby lies.
" wfHr so urea lias aroop I
o.er the Uttle sleepy ere.
G raadmmhT sines to Mat sweet and low,
ssnrnogas come wth the cradle-song
or tnetsaya when she sang It lour aeo.
hen her life was young and her heart was
UIVDSi
Grar .mother! children hare lelt her now;
1 'rgeeM bouse in a nhad.wed plait-;
11'-1 "htoingout in the sunset glow
'-' ber lite, like a Mar, cornea (be baby's face.
Hi whereof old hl uuher lay:
'-oiXly sbe Stags htm the same sweet strain,
T.I I the years Intervening are swept away.
And the Joy ot life morning is hers uguiu.
f, rand mother's head Is bending low
Over the dear little downy one;
Toe steps of her pathway are few to go.
The laby's Journey Is just begun.
ot U . rosy dawn oi bis childish lore
iilxhtens the evening that else were dim;
A i'l d alter years, irom the borne above,
fh - Mghtof her blessing will rest on him.
What She Did With Him.
Ktitli Starling smiled through the
wars that sparkled on lier tiirupled
reeks like dew-a rope on tbe heart af n
roee.
"I love Charley dearly, and I know
be love me; but bis people are rich aud
proud, and would never eoufcent to his
marrying a poor seamstress. When bis
sieter, Mr. Howe ehe only half-sister,
you know found out our love, she was
angry enough you may be sure. She
waited until Charley bad left town, and
then told me she didn't want me any
longer, with lots of other tilings a good
deal more disagreeable to bear. I beard
of Aunt Tolly's death, and thought
that 1 would come and stay with you a
few weeks. All tbe families are out of
town now that would be likely to give
me employment."
Mary Delevan'g kind heart was
touched by the timid, deprecating look
in tbe soft, dark eyes that were lifted to
ber.
I'm so glad you've come, dear, I've
bn so raoely since aunt died. I don't
mean to let you co awav varv soon.
either. You know I always said that
you should live with me when I was
marnea. Utily. I am not married vet
Buth looked a little cnriouslj at tbe
face ou whose sweet sereuity there was
now a loucn oi sadness.
"Awl what about that bandeome
young lawyer, Broekley, who was so
attentive to you the last time I was
here? It is not fair for you to keep me
in igBoratroe wuen x nave tola you
every thing."
"There is nothing to tell," said Mary,
with a smile and a sigh. "Mrs. Broekley
was poor. Aunt Polly didn't believe In
love, you know. Sbe thought neonie
ought not to marry unless tboy 'better
ineir cooouioti,' as sue called it. Aunt
was old and infirm, and I could not
leave her. My lover If I ean call him
Beii got tired waiting, I suppose. At
all event, he went away, and has mar
ried el Dee, I have beard. Let us change
tue sunjecu"
Tile subject was pretty effectually
obauged by the entrance of Kitty,
Mary's little handmaid, with a letter.
whose contents threw her young mis
trees luto a maze of perplexity and as-
lonisument, rney were as follows :
Dear MaiiAX: You are hereby notified that
) nave oeeu uuiy appointed executrix or tbe
estate of Hester Cady, deceased, and guardian
vi uer KTaoa-nepnew ana neir.
Voa can have all the necessary papers and
Information by calline at the office of Worth
Harding A Co., Counsc-liors-al-Law, Stale
"Can it be intended for me?" was
diary's wondering exclamation aa sbe
picked up tbe envelope, on whieb was
written in a round, clerkly band: "Mies
Alary a. ueievan."
"Such a queer letter !" she a.lW in
response to the wide opened eyes of her
wMinurou, aim lowing it into ber lap.
"Ooodness me I" exclaimed Kuth, as
frhe made herself mistress of its contents.
"And who Is Hester Cady V
'She's an old friend of Aunt Polly's,
I believe. I never saw her but once,
and why sbe should make me executrix
and guardian to a boy, is more than I
know!"
"If It was only a girl, now; you can
do most anything with girls," amiled
Until, In tbe serene eonacioueners that
girls were a higher order of beings.
"What will you do with bim ?"
"I've half a mind not to do anything
with bim?" responded Mary, In the
same aggrieved tone aud manner.
"That wouldn't do," said Ruth, with
a SABleut shake of ber pretty bead.
"I don't know what I shall do with
bim !" sighed Mary. "Of course he'll
spoil my garden, hack up my furniture
and keep me continually in hot water!"
"He wouldn't be a boy If be didn't do
that!" laughed Rath. "Never mind,
Mary; you just turn him over to me.
You have two servants and next to no
sewing, aod I was afraid that I sbould
not Hod enough to do to keep me out of
mischief. Now I've found what my
mission is. I rather like boys ; and I'll
take this one entirely oil your bands so
that be stiaii't bother you tbe least bit
In the world."
Though a little dubious In regard to
powers that she bad never seen tested.
aS, Bot.,a litlIe ohMred b as-
porieoeed no difficulty 1 fl nua . ufe law
youne man Mmnt
tweuiy-tive,
who was writing at tbe desk
"It Is Mr. Broekley, I do
whispered Rath.
believer'
Rising to his feet, the youne Uwvr
turned toward them a face radiant with
surprise and pleasure.
It was too late to retreat, if Mary bad
wanted to do so, so there was nothing to
do but go toward bim.
"Mr. North lias stepped out. bat will
be back shortly," said Mr. Broekley,
tbe Junior partner of tbe firm, In reply
to her questions.
With these words be ushered the two
lato an Inner ofllce. Mary's cheeks
were very red, but there was a grave
expression in ber eyes, from which be
vainly strove to obtain an answering
glanee.
Giving Mary a seat by the window,
which be lowered for lier express bene
fit, Mr. Broekley withdrew, pausing for
a moment on the threshold, in tbe vain
nope of receiving a look from the blue
eves that were obstinately bent upon tbe
floor.
"What a pity he's married : he's jut
as much in love with you as ever!"
wiuspereu Hum, upon whom this little
oy-piay was not lost,
"For shame," reeiiouded Mary, turn
lug very red.
At this moment Mr. North entered.
When Mary made known her errand,
lie stared at tier for some momeuts with'
oatsueaklnir.
"Are you Miss Mary Delevan, of
ivmeu rw
eyes."
"How old are you V
"Twenty-two."
"Humph ! Auy one else there of that
nine
"Not that I know of." resnonded
Mary, a little bewildered at this cross
questioning, but ending in supposing it
loitea lawyers way.
Then a moment later:
"The tbe boy you mentioned, whero
is ne 7"
"Boy?"
"Yest Mrs. Cadv's erand-oenhew."
"Oh, yes! Well, your ward Is a
pretty wg ooy, matiam. I'm expecting
him to every raluute, then be oau speak
or nitrwen. isxcuse me, madam."
Aud out of tbe room he darted.
"Did you bear that, Ruth?" faltered
Mary, In a tone of dismay. "A bin boy!
What can I do with him? I've half a
mind to to run away."
"Nonsense! Man' ; don't be frieht
ened. Didn't I tell you that Pd take
charge of him ? I'm not afraid of any
bov. Me or little !"
Here a young man entered, who,
glancing at the speaker, advanced e
erly towards her.
"Ruth !"
"Charlie!"
I never thought to Hud you here !"
"Nor I you." Then, suddenly re
roemberintc Mary. Ruth added : "Miss
Delevan, Mr. Smith."
"Also vour ward. Mrs. Cady's trrand
nephew," said Mr. North, who was just
back or bim.
"Impossible !" cried Mary, looking In
lielpleee bewilderment at tbe smiling
face that was all or a Head lilguer man
ber own.
"That Is the way tbe will reaJj, at all
events," said tbe lawyer, smiling.
"Mrs. Cady bad some very peculiar no
tions : her unhew is twenty-one Just
your own age, I believe but he is not
to come luto possession or ins properly
until he is twenty-five, or marry with
out his gardian's consent. If he's as
wilful as most young men on that point,
you'll have a lively lime of it."
"I'm not in the least wilful; Miss
Delevan will have no trouble with me
at all," Interposed Mr. Smith, whose
oountenauce was expressive of tbe most
serene saiieiaetion.
"I I think there must be some mis
take," stammered Mary, looking from
one to the other.
"That is what I think." said Mr.
North. "I have a strong susnlelou that
Mrs. Cady bad in view, wheu sbe made
ber will, your Aunt Polly, as she was
generally called, but wuose real name
was Mary, and who (lieu about tne same
lime. However, there being no other
Mary A. Delevan in existence, there is
uo one to dispute your right to the office
1b question, unless Mr. Smith decides to
do so."
"Which I have no Intention of do
ing," was tbe gallant response. "With
one exception" here he glanced at
Ruth, "there is nobody else that 1
would rather have for my guard Inn
angel."
"I think I shall transfer you to her,1
laogbed Mary. "Ever since I had the
letter I've asked myself over and over
again what 1 should uo witli you ; now
I've found out."
"You promised to take bim off my
bands, you know," sbe added, turning
to Ruth.
Mr. Smith eagerly protested bis entire
concurrence wltu tills arrangement, and
if Roth was silent, her smiles aud
blusbes were quite as eloquent.
Tbe three now took themselves down
the stairs to where the pony-chaise was
standing, and Air. lsrockley followed.
It was Ruth's turn now.
"I'm goiug baok with Charlie," she
said, as mat individual drew Her arm In
bis. "Judging from appearances, I
don't think you'll miss me much."
Oulded by that roguish glauce, Mary
turned toward Mr. Broekley. who was
standing quietly by the ourriage, her
oyes very brlgut wltu Indignation at
her heart.
"Mr. Brocbley, how Is your wife?"
"My wife that Is to be I hope Is
very wen, manic you. in fact, site
never looked so well in my eyas as now."
Then in another tone:
"I am not married, Mary; and, what
is more, unless you marry me, I never
suan be !"
Too happy for word. Mary suffered
the speaker to assUt her into the car
riage and take a place by her side.
What was said durincr the lone and
delightful drive that followed, is none of
your concern, reader; but tbe satisfac
tory understanding mat resulted from
it can be Inferred from the double wed
ding that took place a few weeks later.
wnen Alary became Mrs. lirockley and
Rulb Mrs. Smith.
An English newspaper, the IJvernooI
Daily Aetrs. has for a year naet used
four type-setting and seven distributing
maeuines, at a saving oi auout $-.000
per annum, as compared with the same
amount of work by hand. The compos
itors worKiug tne maeuines earn better
wages than their fellows at the case,
while the saviue to tbe establishment
Is over thirty per cent. The machines
are used for every kind of cooipooition
except tabulated aud display work, the
matter being spaced aud justified with
creater accuracy than by hand labor.
Each machine costs $750, and the aver
age speed Is 6,000 ems per hour.
Polonaises will be worn with nlain
skirts of volvet or corduroy.
xavsets tor the sew southwest.
Thii r..l lou-i n- neraona am itnlvantkn.j ,
act as A rents for the Xsw Xobth wasr :
D. I. Gray -Albany
Mm J A. Johns o-.J!
Mrs. Lottie Ream . Eugene City
. . a a. I imwiww. ISWSMt
U U Williams HlUaboro
Vn IAnn TW.K7.rv... 1 IaMaii . .. 1 1 . .
Benton county
x.j'.uwea
W. W. Reach
noquei, Uel
Colfax, W. T
Boston. Mass
Khedds, Or
Ban Jose, Cal
Xpokane Kalis, W. T
Brownsville
-.Amity
..... ... ..Forest Grove
...Willamette Klongh
IjUayette
Oregon City
The Dalles
..Oorrallts
W alla Walla
- -.rendleton
Kucene City
Brownsville
Uarayette
-v Alban
r oret Grove
Astoria
'Woman's Journal"
O. I'. rorler
Mrs. C. 8. Faltx
Miss Mary BlshopZZl.
n t a Cr ,'uunar
R. T. Robthon m
Mrs. K. V. Kulison '
Mrs. M. Kelly
S ilJ :,re Jh "on
Mra .DonnelU.
Dr. Bayley
SfrV.wtersZZ:
Mr.J- w- Jackson
Mr. M. K. rooke
Urn J lr t-
JiT.Hew.-Bsr:-r"
f . ,v '-vorwlii
Otner parties dclrlnr ,'n ml.ill
nlease brw. " n act aa Aeents will
rvStoTT,
LIST QF POST OFFICES.
UIIHUO.t.
BAKER COraTT.
Auburn, Augusta, Baker Cttjr Clarksrille,
Kx press Ranch. Bldorado.aem, Humboldt 1 la
sin. Jordan Vallev. Kre Valley. Malheur.
Stone, Connor Creek, North 1 "owner, Hon re,
Terryaviiie.
Burrosr.
a . II - f"V .! I . .. . T -1
mmvm .aiiv, -ji v in i ii ... iiue
Valley, Liberty, MUle Elk, Newport, Newton,
Ouealla. I'hllomath, Kt jut's INtint, Muinruit,
luirxio, i aiquina, Monroe, I lucwsier.
CLACKAMAS.
Ik-aver. Butte Creek. Canbv. Clackamas
Clear Creek, Cultingsville. lfcunaKeus, Kagle
ureeR.tilad Tidings, lltxtiland. Molalla. Mil
wankle, Needy, Norton, Oregon ft ty. Oswego,
Handy, Sprtngwater, Zlon. New Era, Karlnw,
Milla, Union Mills, Boone's FcjTy, Pleasant
tsome, mngo loiioi, stanoru, lui.
CLATSOP.
Astoria, Clifton, Jewell, Knappa, Nehalem,
Skipanou, Seaside House. West port , Isthmus,
oiney. Hammer llonse, Kort Clatsop, Mutta
wake. coos.
ronsrity.roqultle, nora. Empire City, En
chanted Frairie.Falrvhnr, Hermansviilt, Hen
ryvllle, Marshneld. North Bend, OU, Ran
dolph. Sllklrt. Sllkum. Utter Cttr. Bandon.
Gravel Ford, Iowa slough. Freedom, Myrtle
rutai, -Norway, snraner, farsersburs.
COLUMBIA.
(viHMkia r-i, fi.i.b.i. vf 1. 1 ti
nier, Riverside, St. Helens, 'KauvleN Isfand,
oHtjiiwwn, wm .icc., iuiuii, , ciuuhih,
CCERT.
Cheteoe, Ellensbnrg, I'ort Orford.
DOUOLAS.
Camas Valley, Cleveland, Cole's Valley,
nnln, Klkton, Oalcsville.Uardner, KelUgg's,
iAoklngglaes, Myrtle Creek North Canyon
vllle, uakland. Paee Creek. Roaebunt, Kcotts
bnrg.TenMIIe.UmpuuaClty.Wilbur.Voncalla. 0.k Creek, Day's Creek, Elk Creek, Elk Head,
rmr mmmt IWUN imiw, ouipnur ftpriUgS.
aiuunr.
Alvord, Canyon City. Camp Watson, rtay
vllle.Jobn Way City. I'raJrie City, l'arkeravllie.
P.llflk.Hl. u . . . .... , .
. . . .. -, . ... , ' nj , v.rMiiiie
Monument, ML Vernon, Fenola.
JACKSO.V.
Applegate, Ashland. Rrownsborough. Cen
tral I-oiul, Eacle Point, Grant's 1-aas, Hot
springs. Jacksonville, Lakeport, I'lio?nU.
U.V t..tnl UhriI. til u L ...7. '
low Hprlnga, Barron, Big Butte.Wil Hams' Creek
Fool's Creek, iMrdanelTes, Pioneer, Woodviile.
JOSKPHIKC.
Klrby, Leland, Slate Creek, Wal Jo, Allhouse,
LACE.
Anller, Bonaaaa. Dairy, Chewaucan, Drews'
Valley, Goose Lake, lke view, Laugell Vat
lev. iJnkvllle. Merrausen. New Pine 'rk
Silver Lake, Hprasne Kiver, Summer 1-afce.
Tule Lake, Wbitehlli, WhlUle's Ferry, Vux'
I levna.
LASS.
Kir Prairie. Cottage Grove, creswell
Camp Creek, Cartwrigbt's, Dexter, Eu;ene
City", Franklin, Junction, Long Tom, Mo
hawk, Pleasant Hill, Huistaw. Hpenenr Creek,
Spnngfleld, Trent, Willamette Forks, Cbesber,
Belknap Springs, Butte Disappointment, Crow,
East Fork, Gate Creek, Uosben. Ida, Irving,
isaoeiia, ixaourg, Liverpool, stuoei, McKenzis
nnage, tsiinani, n aiierviiie.
LIHN.
Albany. Bie Prairie. BrownsvlMe. Craw.
fnr.1 . V 1 1 1 M Tl... 11 1 1 1 L'..- '.. I I
Ridge, llarrUburg. Harris Ranch, tatsey.
Jordan, Lebanon, Miller, Muddy, ML Ileaaant,
t'coria. l-i ne, neaa's, tytma springs Ho
da vllle, Sweet lionie, Uakville, Tangent. Water
loo.
MAKIOH.
Aurora, AumsviUe, BuUevllle, Brooks, Fair
Held, Oervaia, Hubbard, Jefferson, Marlon,
Monltor.Newellvllle,SaIem,ilverton, stay-
ton, nu l-ani, miner, wooaoum, Aiaer. How
ell Prairie, Mehabem, Sublimity.
aULTSOMAH.
I.. IUI..J 1 I I . ,1 111- .. I,
i iiiimihii . .illl.uu , 1 uwri t I I I f-J ,
HL John. Willamette Slough, Albina, Rooster
hock, Banviea.
POLK.
Bethel, Buena Vista, Dallas. Eola,Klk Horn,
Grand Ronde.Indspendeaee, LlncolH, I.nckla
mute, Lewlsville, Montooatu, Perrydale, tlle-
-..II Un I l.vl 1 1 . ...
TILLAXOOK.
Garibaldi, Kllrben, Netarts, Nestoekton.TII
lamook, Trask, Nehalem.
UMATILLA.
Butter Creek, Heppner, Lenoe, Marshall,
Meadowvtlle. Milton. Pilot Rock, IVndleton,
Umatilla. Weston, PeUysville, Overton, Cen-
irevitie, jiiaway, willows.
tnaosr.
Cove. Island City. La Grande. North Powder.
snmmendlle. Union, Wallowa, Indian, Elk
rial, frame ureeK.apana.
WASOO.
Antelope, Bridge Creek, Hood River, Kitch
en, Ml Hood, Prinevllle, Rockvil le, Hbellroek,
Spanish Hollow. The Dalles, Warm Springs
Waeeo, Wll lough by. Fossil, Pine Creek, Lone
Rock. Bake Oven, Crown Rock. Camp Polk,
Desohates, Dufur, Howard, Kiugsley, Alex,
spring vaiiey, ryaa auey, upper ucnoco,
uascaaes locks, v apiuuia.
WARKIKOTOa.
Beavertoa, Cedar Mill, Cornelias, Dllley, For
est urove. uienaoe, ureenvnie, m t tsooro. M Id
dleton, Mountain Dale, Peake, sholPs Ferry,
aylors Ferry, Tualatin, Wapato, Centerville,
Gale's Creek, Gaston, Joppa, Reed vllle. West
unwa.
YAXHILL.
i ... i s.tlM. e.i.i.. ta - r
L II, 1 1, , liHIVII lfUIU. lUJ
ette. MeMlnnvtlle, North Yamhill, Sheridan,
81. Joe, West Chehalam, Wheatland, New berg.
WASIISSaTO.V TERKITORT.
clallam ootjmnr.
Neah Bay, New Dongeness, Port Angeles,
i-ysui.
CLARKE.
Battle Ground, Brash Pralrkt. Fonrth Plain,
Martin's Blntf, Pioneer, Ktoughton, Union
FUdce, Vaaeonver. Wasliougal, Fern Prairie,
Lit Center, Hayes, Yaleotla.
CIIKIIALIfl.
Cedai vllle, Cheballa I 'Dint, Rlma, Horjiilnm,
Montealno, uakville, Satrap, Sharon, Sum in it.
OOLVMsUA.
Alpowla, Burksrllle, Dayton. Pomeroy.Tak-
saas, Asaeus, veutnu rerry. Marengo.
cowLm.
Castle Rock. Freeport, Kaiama, Lower Cow
llta, Monticello, ML Coffln, Oak folnt, lVkin,
Silver Lake, Co wee man, olequa.
ISLAXI).
Coupeville, Cove land, Dugally, UUalady,
Oak Harbor.
jErraasox.
IVirt Discovery, port Ludlow, Pott Towusend.
KINO.
Biaek River. Dwamiah. Fall Cltv. .iiw
Slaughter. Hnoqualmy, Snuack, While River.
. .ivjwTvi.jF.miufufvracooia,nenion.
KITSAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison.
Port Orchard, Heabeck, TecfcllL
KLICKITAT.
Block 1 loose. Columbus. Goldendale. viieki.
tat. White Salmon, Blakely, Fulda, Klickitat
1SWIIHK,
LEWIS.
Algernon, Bolssort, Chehalls, Claqnalo. Oow
ItU, Glen Eden, I.llUe FallsMeadow Brook!
n"V "wit'r"'"Mriew"Hium,nKOMttDI
ehoek. Silver Creek. Wlnlock, Nasello.
MAMOX.
Arcada, Llgbtvllle, Oakland, Kkokomlsli.
PACIFIC
Brueeport. Brookfleld, Knappton.Oystenrllle
Riverside. South Bend, laity. Woodward's
Landing, Bv Center, Lake View, South Bend
Ilwaoo.
picacK.
Blhl. Franklin. Lake View, New Taeoma.
Puyaltup. stellaeoont City. Taeoma. Alder
town. Carbon, Aeton, Summer, Muck, Wllke
son, Artondale.
SAN JUAW.
San Juan, Lopaz, Oreaa, East Sound, Friday
Harbor.
saoaoMisK.
Centerville, Lowell, Mnkllteo, Snohomish
Tnlallp, Park Piaoe, gtamwood.
SKAMASIA.
Cascades, Collins' Laadiag.
STRVKSS.
Crab Creek, Four Lakes, Fort Oolvlllc. Hang
man's Creek, Plae Grove, Rock Creek, Rosalie,
Spokane Bridge, .Spokane Fall, Union Rldee,
Walker's Prairie.
THtraarox.
rviai Back. Beaver. Miami Prairie. oivmpla".
Tanalqnolt, Teulno, Turn water, Yelm, Inde-
WAHKIAK1TC.
Cathlamet, Kagte Cliff, Skamokaway, Water
fortl. WALLA WALLA.
Pataha Prairie, Waiteburg. Walla Walla,
Whitman. Wallula.
WHATCOM.
Cedar Grove, Gaemas, La Conner, Lehnthl,
Tjimml .'l.vnden. Nootsachk. Point William.
Samlsb, seaborne, Selahmoo, Sbip Harbor,
Ship Island, Sluslt,Truder,Wbatcom,Fidalso.
VHrotAit.
Cedar Creek. Col fa x.Kwartsvllle.Owenbu nr.
Pahrase, rlteptoe. Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
I.eltehvl!le, Panawana, line Creek, Rosalia,
Anatwns, Urteoln, I lata ha City, I'nlontown
TAKIMA.
Altanum.Rllenshiinr. Wart Rlmeoa. Kittitas.
Konnowock, Sanum, ileaaant Grove, Selah,
Yakima.
Money Order Offices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oft. PAUL M. BRENAN,
The Host SncoessM Physician on tho
r acinc Coast
IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT DISEASES.
HAS RETURNED AFTER AN EXTENSIVE
tour of the RaMern Stales fur the jnst Umr
months. The Doctor visited all the principal
medical InsUtntlous In tbe large cities of tbe
United Slates, and conies back with all the
modern methods, instruments and appliances
known to tbe most scl entitle men In tbe pro
fession. The DfMHor has nlao hrms-ht charts
and manikins to Illustrate Ills lectures.
uiu t-AU'L JI. 1IICENAN has leen 15 years
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