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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1897)
NOTU AND COMMENT. Why UouMu't the cleika of tho Uut laa-lalaturn I mill ? Ttlfir dll llt M much work m in my previous legitla ttur, ami jnrit as Intnl. r"lero Journal. nfior nmny xetra esppririicv with p i.tt.iiion laws, has fallen back to ttliili Pconse nystrin, ami liereafler liquor drinking and Mling till Ins Im l.d in that state. Although election is still six months la the future bere are a lew aspirant lorcounie oilli-ea grooming tbemeolvrs lor wivete I HiiiioiiH. June election will le a liol luiic M! Journal. Returning pronpority throughout tbe North weal is slioon by great increase of Hie imiiiln-r vt l lcpliono in uw, ami a rapid growth of Ibo mh'i'hotm luisi neat. New plioneoattlm rate of aloiit '0 per a rek have been put in in Tort land. Tbe interstate commerce com in it si on as decided to extend for two years the period within which railroads inns com ply with the act of congress reiuiriii all railroads to be equipped with safctv ap pliances for the projection of e nployes aud passengers. The supposed grave of live is iiled by over IO.WXI pilgriiui each yeir. It is 10 bo seeu at beddati, in cemetery ont sidrt the city wails. lhe. tomb is 60 cub its ion and 12 wide. The Ara' s euter Uin a lelief that I've was the tallest woman that ever lived. Thnre is a saying tha. the seasons verge into one another in Oreg-iti with out olio knowing it l'Ul if the mmwh crank could be made to ehangtt plat es with bis cow, standing out in a cold rain storm, be would roalixe tbe changes are ijuite severe. Journal. Tbo July, August, and elember earnings of eight of tbe largest railway systems of tbe counlrv show increased earnings of Iroui I.W'O.OVO to 2.lHW.iHXi each for tbo three mouths iu uetioo. Poos any railroad man regret his voto lor eound toouey laet year ? A iStleui friend Bati: "If tho repub licans of Oregou shall gel together, and lhe other fellows s'ay apart, there will be a republican iclory uet June." II the republicans gel together, there will be a republican victery, no matter what the "otber follows" do. tatesmau. Beneath their victims iiie b.ikuia lynchers lKieted the placard, "supreme court reversed." The supreme court had granted a new trial to the moo oo a technical jaint. Can any bint as to ad ministration of justice be obtained from the iucident'.' Cottage tirove Messen ger. A loc of cancelled farm mortgages is proposed as an interesting exhibit for the Traus-Mississippi Exposition. Tbe farmers of tbe entire Mississippi valley could easily arrange this, but wouldn t it be pretty bard on Mr. Hryau, right in bis own state and under the shadow of bis own editorial sanctum'.' The democratic prediction is come true. The Diuglev tarilT bill has aetir all? "disturbed tbe tuaikels of the world." It bas reversed them, for now foreign countries have not a monopoly of American markets while our toreign commerco this year is fSO.OOO.COO ahead of last year. We can stand that sort of disturbance. Erie lispatcb. Iu 1802 tbe democratic parly of Ore gon polled 3,300 votes iu tbe state and elected one member to the legislature. It maintained lis organization and met bravely successive defeats. In 1S68 it elected its candidate to congress and in 1870 swept the state and carried the leg islature. That was before the party be gan the fusion business. Uispatcf, (Dew. j Cyrus C. Laker of New York is in Portland, trying to interest people in mining for platinum, which exists in Southern Oregon, lie bos samples washed from tbe black sands of Kogue Kiver, and also some from Wal.lo, Jcaa pbine County. 1'latinum is worth from $7 to $12 per ounce and some of extra hardness is worth as high as flO per ounce. There is no particular cause for alarm over tbe announcement that Mr. Bryan uud bis silver associates, who recently put their beads together at Louisville, are determined to "keep up the fight for silver." The tacts are that the republi cans made gains in tbe counties which Mr. Bryau visited in Ohio, and also made gains in tbe cities which he visited last year. The tin-plate manufacturers of the United titates will, it is believed, soon be actively competing in the European markets with the tin-plate makers of Wales, w ho lees than a decade ago were supplying not only all of Europe but all of the foiled States. Will the demo crats claim this as auother evidence of their theory that low tariff cultivates a foieigu market for our productions'.' rkiutheru populists continue to express their antagonism to fusion with demo crats. Congressman Howard, an influen tial populist from Alabama, is quoted as saying that it will be impossible to again draw thu populist into the support of the democracy. He fools that Liu party La been betrayed by the democrats, and that tbe populists will never again sup port the democrats in a national electiuu. Is ISryau a democrvt or opulist'.' that is the question. If both parties claim biui ho certainly bas a tremendous load to carry. It cannot be disputed, bow eer, that Mr. liryau can come us near being both at the same time as any other man whose name is before the public. He can afford to be both so long as each -party contributes so liberally to his rap idly increasing bank account.- Enter prise. A great many of the apples bhipped from Coos county are being sold as North ern California apples, and the choice po tatoes sent from here are also put on the market as a California product, and are called Salinas liurhanks. Weil, as long as our farmers get the top price, tbe name doesn't cut much of a figure; but the truth is, that California can no more raise good apples than the coaet counties of Oregon can rainu good grapes News. In his biblical research Mr. I'ennoyer found Uaal's prophet', but probably ov erlooked a character named Uulaam. This liilaam was a striking type of thore latter day pjhticiaus who attempt to unite borvice to humanity with worship o' Mammon, hir Hoiuetnues fail to e curo the udvautagus of cither and event ually bring ihiiitiH.ilvei to ruin and w retcbudnoa.-i. We learn from Ijaiuam's history that hilih a double alliance is n t sa'iafaVtoiy Telegram. Tho llHeeu republican ni.jirily in the I Ohio inixllii'e u j'llul i.uilul wliiib the levihed count leveals shows that tho UiirkevM statu did well In the recent C4i.van. It wai in lhe contest fur the leiiislaturM that- Mclean put in his mutt skillful work, hvery repunncan was confident I hat bis parly would have a long lead on governor, but no republican auppoaed that the maj irity in the legis lature would be us great as it is now known to In) Taking into the account t(ie rascality in many shapes which the republicans bad to combat, and keeping in mind tho M-ndcm v of thn parly voto iu Ibal etato to shrink iu I ho year im mediately succeeding a presidential elec tion in which the reputlieAi.w ro vietotiou, tli vh torv 1 1 I.Vi; la seen to bo one of the most uo'abto in Ohio's his tort-, Ulobs-lVmwral. We in Wmi-Iii- i! ton coiinlv it member that in lS'-'d. j iM It ! 'he pios-ideiilbl election, our ron-.i war-run's were tell ing at K, but o.n hkII o result ot tin rlcition was kr own they went to 1(0 Now there is a scram' le for litem. Oiir tiliant ial policy bas not changed ,m. it is prosperity because if republican stability. Independent. The set ti n men cleaned up alnt tl o ; IlilLUira alition this weik. The old warehouse foundation that so long has ren an ee soie to every rue visiting the station was torn awav and the rub lih removed. The . I'. Co. has re moved another feature. The mongolians have been replaced by white men n mm-. . tion bands The change is rat isfat lory lotuceompany.llillslMto Independent. ; If all the Chinese and Japanese ctit n men should be repined with white men It would be more satisfactory all Around. The trouble hitherto has lfen the tlilli cully of tiuding while men to work i n the 'sections and stick to the job. The high watermark in the busii.e.-s cf eiHrtiiig cattle Irotn Aus'n.i w.ts. rrschvd tu ISM, lien llil ttnmirv slnppptl abroad over I OOO.ntH! head, xal- , uclat fht.tK'-O.lKKt. This large sh l , Austro-lliingarian cattle stitiiulaled breeding, but retlriclive measurps taken subsequently lowered the -xitrt tni.le; and prices. At the en I of Jlsod. xp .r's had decreased to oll.lKX) ht-id. iih a value of ,.,COJ,0tX.i, this Iwing rhiellv b;c to police veterinary messnr.'s a.t.ipto I io prevent the spreavling of cp o.'lic. U-, torts are being made iu Vienna Io 'king : toward the formation ol Mitiahlo mar j kc's to once more build ip lhe export trade. Austrian cattle going uVroad lii.d a m.irkel largely in licrmatiy. Aud now cjuitS the e'ond tc,. in , the ell'cct of the new tarilT, llio lirt tin- ' provciiicut uuder a protective lauiffl' course would Ihj that ri-Utm to the , number o( teople employed, as cum i the new law was assured. Hits i h h, ; for it will be remembered that there; was a marked increase iu the iinmU'r of co pi o employed, even bifjiclhe 1'iiig ey bill welit Ux.ii llio statute book?. The Bocond step in the reeull ol the' in eas lire is increased w jes and that in now begiuniug to make itsell appaiciit. Notices have been Kstcd iu the .Mshon iug Valley, iu Ohio, auuoiinciiig an in crease of tweuly percent in wagcsaiuong the luaestoim uperativctt of that section, ' reports couie from the iiou mines ol ' Michigan and reiiuyylvauia that wages! there are to be increased teu per cent on : January first, while large uumbers ol manufacturing establishments in var:uH parts of the country have already an-' nounced au increase in wages. It will : be amtrry Christmas and a Happy New ! Year to millions iu tho l uited Mites to whom the holiday ceason brought little of brightness in former years. I The Chrouiele says that J. M. EJdy i of t-tockton has done the Nicaragua canal j project a practical service liy isjiuting; out that the oeuiug of that waterway j would help interests betides lliote of the , l'a itic Slope. It was by him, it we re-, memter correctly, that the notice of; West Virgini t coal proJucers was callcJ j to the market lUt-ly to ho supplied by ; this Coast when the distance between mine and customer baJ been shortened 10,0v0 or 12,000 miles. Mr. Eddy also drew tie attention cf the Middle Wctt, in a letter to a St. Louis j jurinl, to the fact that Asia will call for corn when it can get that cereal at a price which :he building of the canal will n aku possible. He now demoustrates that the v'rowiug demand of Japan for American cotton, as evidenced by the shipments through Seattle, must inevitably tend, when the journey by rail to this coast or around the Horn is eliminated from the prob lem of cost, to restore New t'rleaos its former prestige as the greatest cotton shipping depot iu the United Slates. All of Mr. Eddy's points have been well taken, and ought, it would seem, to he the means of gaining vigorous allies for tbe coast delegation in congress in the work of putting the Nicaragua bill through. Circumlocution. ( I'uUtll II t Oli!""'''"l I Necessity is the mother cf iuvcutit-n, an 1 the hungry l-'rmichuian told about in a biography recently published in Eng land illustrates the old adage anew : He was iu an Eiu li rettiurant, and wanted eggs for breakfast, but had tor gotten tho E i.ish word. So he gut around the dilliculty in the following way : - "Vaiteire, vat is dat valkiug in de yard V" A cock, sir." "Ahl aud vat you .-all do cock's vifeV "The hen, sir." "Aud what you call do uhildrens -of do cock aud bis vife'.'" "Chickens, sir." " JJut vat you call the ; hitktll boloro dey are thicken ?" "Eggs, sir.'' "Lruig Die two." County Treasurer's Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parlies holding Oougtas county warrants in dorsed prior to July Is, lvi:;. tu pre scut tho same at (ho treasurer's ollice ill the court house for payment, an interest will ceaie therem after the date of this notice. Hated this tho 2nd day of I 'cccmber, lS'T, at the City of Kosuburg, Oreg'jn. Wii. A. EiiMi.ii, Cuiinly 1 rcaburer, lloiiglaK County, r. F.trrlo(ly Kiirs ho. favarits Candy (athaitic. the most won dciftil int'Uiral discovery of thu aire, pleas ant ui;d ri frcsliinir to tb- lahlc, act pently 8 ml ijsitivi ly on kioui s, liver and bowels, ck-ansin? tlio cnliie sysU.-in, diKrl colds, cue lir-adneiie, fcv r, liahituul i-onstipation and rjiikuiw" r. Plr nsc buy and try a box ofU.C.C today; IO, Wlccnta. Hold and guaraniecd to cure by all drug-gists. Ak your DruR't: CATARRH IO CENT trial uirr.. Ely's Cream Oaiin r--iiiA'i: i t'jrviM-, M v. - i,.n I it in i t W y Aiwr !k '1, .. 1,?,"' COLD H HEAD 4...1H If.dtrr.i.,, M t ami i'r-. .!. fur Mcuil'T'tur. lf-?-.ri Utc ..-ii t f 'I ...o w A m vU .1 ; '' il V : r i - - f ur f rn i.l. i-LV bfi'ij HKif-, :A WdfMii ; trri(iVtw York. Notice of l)iAolution of Partner klii p. VOIIttK i IIHIKBI' i.UKN IIIAT 11IK liHrim-rililji li'-r.-'of'ir i mt tiig ti-t;erli I'. II. U.ilo ii I II ' I'Iik. il'i iik liii'iiii .i mi ill i llic lii in UHiuiMif Wailit V I. lit', li llil day ilinMihi.l hv in n i i it I loiiirui, ll.c. I.i, iik ri-ur III!! IMl K. II. W Mill- 1 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 K III!) liimllHUI u h -Iu pi uir 't' ti.r, tiHiiiul iik u 1 1 it-t,lN anil n-n.-iv-liiK all ttoiiuiilN duo In Mtiil li rui of Umiiu a I.ihik. IJii.j Inn-?, Or. Nnvi lulu r In. I"i7. I . II. M l I-:, II. I . J.OM.. I k. Vjuousjojo Our 'Ninety Smn Complete Line 5 are the Supreme Result of our Years of Experience MONARCH CYCLU MPO. CO. CHICAGO RZW TORI Vnl nip loo-i't't H"p Mis;h PUvlnj Crd" itiuNtr.oinc Lllltaa Vbsm-II. Tom Mtmarth Cxfr. Ire Kivhunlson n4 Hallrr Jonrs. KrKuUr ifJ-.. Health is THl:N F)ure Fresh Drugs SOLD A. C. MARSTERS & CO. Prescriptions Filled Accurately And With Dispatch. A Full Line of Patent fledicines and Toilet Preparations. JUST ARRIVED! I' ymimm 'ar'U'1 i 2 Direct from the Factory, which they will sell at lower prices than ever. Great Dargaius iu GENTS' t CLOTHING! iiOYS' & CllILDUEN'S CLOTHING Will be closed out at Less thau Cost. CARO BROS. THE BOSS STORE. TU.; TOP IS SOLID. vvvvvvvvvvvvvWvvvwWvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvVV 1 Jf5r 1 r M r-V 1 m -Jri: ",rT 1 1" HADE IN ALL CALIBRES from 22 to 43. All the World Loves a Winner" of Bicycles L0HP0B Wealth ! U5I; BY A I CARO BROS. DOSS oTORE CAR LOAD o y BOOTS "SHOES That is only ONE reason why the j Marlin Repeating Rifle is the SAFEST end deserves its name " SAFETV." It EJECTS at tho SIDE and ao Is the MOST CONVENIENT and COflFORTABLE. The Carrel Is the BALLARD Uarrcl. The ACTION I the most COHPACTt the SIMPLEST because it has the fewest parts) tho EASIEST WORKING! because all parts work directly on each otber without lost motion. LIOIIT WEI0I1T AND PERFECT DALANCC. S.iid lor Catalogue to The Marlin Fire Arms O ., New Haven. Conn. KRU5B & SHAMBROOK, lt-. Alt. HM IN A SIffll AND FANCY GUIS AND P FINE TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY. ALSO A Kit I.l. LINK OK tobaooo sc oiorts. tUVK I'd A IHIAI.. i-iii.i: iiij.ivi.uv, SOL ABRAHAM. Nlltl-PMMor l J. Ml ST S KMIUi; Sl()(h OF JtV IHK HUM' SO Ccrxtc oxx 03ST BE C.uotl:. iitttst In.- stiltl, J m Sol Abraliam, Jackson St., Roseburg A FULL CARPETS WALL PAPER at PRirFs r rrr ASLbw AsVaUUU Alexander B rott 1.1. M.I I'.-i IN AM) I;iuest line uf uotls ever hrouj'lit tt Roscbtirg. Trices to suit the times. Parrott IStiildin, Jackson Street, f ROSI:BURO. ROSEBURC Marble and Granite worKs. l Kstiiii:itc rtunishc'tl 011. OJIIcc Mild HMltatOUiiliOll M Hlrt cl. flT nilllin Urn nr f I China Lily liulbs, ' 10 cents each. CATARRH LOCAL DISEASE T and It Ihnmu'tnlrnlil. and ft rZ.?.rmtM (udden clna.it c chanqei. if?) 1, 1. ...... ..I l.u.. tfuu. 0. In nirily wlncli in htil ill rii lly Inl'i Ilia taiKlriln. Do II I ...in. iivi mill 1. iiHwaii, r nwitr l iiiBiiiikiy iuort)Cilil i;lvta R v -n-llcf atmicf- I m I I -w El V d bl CdlU Ddllil LaT V l kimwli-il'.- I to lie Hid ni"t II. irnin'li cure f:r Nanal'atarili.'ilil In II' nil simI i ay I inr til all rfinnijicn. It uri'-im r.nd tli hiim! tin irmulpaMiiui'ii, llaya pulii anil lnllnmiimtiim, UrW tlm anrna, in-u-cta the nn iiWir ui'i Irnm cuIiIh, i itnri-a ttin aiiiim-a 9f lan'iianilwiMii'l. Iri'''rnf'. at llnr mMBur liy mull. LV UKil'lCI'ltS, 60 Wuntut irett, N':w Vork. To the I'u Ml Oil r.Ti'l afl'irtliimlHli, I Btooil Ihwi inr trrim lr ill Ux)iln iin-itili wild liu' u iiiipiiHHililn l 1I1) frfiiirw v. inli it iinili'r. I iiinliirlHki'i ' ilnr. 1 llml U H 1111 u i:ni'lil II ilu Imltur liy hhIIIiiit Hlrii-tly IJniliirtaktir. :. iHtirj. IjHHiH, mill tn-livH tliut I ra my imlruiiH ttml m.VHiilf lj for CKHIl. I'. I'.KNaOK K, UuhuIiIUk, 'rn., April 1! Oregon Tire Relief j Vssotiatioii. (liuaHt mill IichI ifinni minion citrlli, t cunt, or IH ', ronlH piirfi llinlri'il. Keti- ilmt irnicrly, h Miweiulty. . II. I.. M.4 11:111;, AkhiiI, fir nur PL NIK 01 IjillllH MW 1.1. KINPH UK Olio iir Hnlltli id I', o. HOMi:ill Hli. OltlUJON, AllltAIIAI. CLOSIfiG OUT SALE! 111-1 HIS- lIUNISIIIMi MMDS!! OF rui: VK.U. tlfcLC IDollcir SAVED. nvvtuUcss of tnsl. LIME OF AMD FURNITURE rnnncr cam bl VnUUU) sold & STRoncs ros. M AM I A HIKMIS 1)1' BOOTS AND 5H0ES. w. AGH1S0N k CO., Proprs. IH'Kl'-rn 111 all klmliol barbie Hiul (Jranilo JMoiiiiniciitB and lleailsloiirs, Portland Cement Curbing all kinds tif Cemetery Work Vaucy Goods, Christmas I oys I'irecraeker.s, etc., in town, at VV)UN(i SAWS, 1 in Jin kmn ami I'uiikIm M111 l, o.ii.Hv ...iiri-l. no Til IU Z .7.1 W M . M I ulTAinnu. i-i'ii'i iii'Mi.-., - . , .1. .. ri 11 I.T Ir. i- riil ii"l" 'l. lill'll. ' " - . .UMK .. .1 1.. 1 UL. . r I-' w". HAKII BIIUH IIII.I ' " ifiIAl I l,.l..rii.r.li-.n. WRITI roii ooi-v or 00. '""f orm. ninii..in...iinr.i .r ",,,":rJTmi . 1 IVIIV INVEMTOR Ih1"-' I BEAD IT l...l.r. ai.i.Iviuk lur MlouC. Aaar,' u p uii 1 Qfirurn lit Uill a wvi PATINT tVVtR UDroitBid, , WASHINGTON. .1 fun B Nolii'o in lu-reliy Kiveti to tin. pulilie ly tliu iiiiilitrkiKiicil llmt I (In not kIIow JuuJ uiiluul. to Ihi hurried oil iuy prni Ihus, Ht ItoHuburg, UruKUii, or uiu-liiiKe duinpod tliureon or hiiikI or uruvel lukiiii tlicit troiii. unluc Iih party lukinK ,nnl or urn vi-l tlrnt contrai l witn 11111 for H" ri'lit tu li no. TriiHBpHt-HMrH will tiu proseciitHil i). eonlinir to Uw. Aaiion lton, HuHiiburj!, Orfguii, -Mareh 17th, 1KK5. I'iano for Sale. j I I ! i J ! A No. I, upright piano for aiilo (.lieiip, on mfy li'rin. Ilinjuiro lit tliii ollire. F. B. WA1TE W hull alt and lli tull lit n It r III Clu'lcn Hit!', Million, and Pork, UAMi; AND FIHII. Unit ing last ii slid mt l tlullnnxl Io suy 'rt . llHM'IIV. All Kinds of Livestock llotiftht. J. F. BARKER & CO. GEOOERS. K SPECIALTY 4 v UI I, l mil jl i..1ltfu4 t. O rl coppee Glass and Dolf Ware kl wUalalilii lu (.niM. Ur owu Man laalinn r fit pupmar. Tin; (jhi:at GOLD m SILVER corMiniis i- mti i itii ioi.i niiu mi i:ahi i iin mi.i;oiH ALL ARE REACHED ...The 0. R. & M. Mo 1 liaiiKt of t'iirt Mrlwcrn IMMt I ai. ,i; ;V7iiAMi. Sliurlost Lino to Siiokaiif . ii t u i. u m I'tuiii.-t 1 1 li w Ith all rail route to THAU., IIONNI.ANO, MARC MJ.HON, it iid Mil Kootcnay MIiiIiiu C imipn . . . . LowitATis a::d TIIBOUOH TICKETS. l-ir I'miii ii ii ul In uili'l liiluiiimlluii w nlv lu V. . LONDON, oil. n- at I liu Hum Ii at, K"cburf. Or. W. It. Ill HI. Ill HT, lirlli-lnl rM tm r Afoul. . M. M M. t o., I'urtluiifl, Oirgon, east and south - VIA - THE SHASTA ROUTE or niK Southern Pacillc Co. Kipr... train la. I'uf tUait dally. "houth I " I North Ii;ii0r. H. I l.v. I'nrllaliil Ar. W HO A. M i:M . m. I.v. KiHH'liuni J.r. I.i'ior. m. 7n.Ar - hmi KraniliMO l.r. ) II 00 r.M. AIkito tralna amp at all .rlin'lil lallnni llne 11 1'iirtlaii'l nuil halriii, Turner, Marlon, JcRennn, Alliaujr, lanirnl, Hhwlila, llalwf, t 1 . 1 . . , .. 1 ' T . i.. i'n... IflMlimifiiiK, 1111111 mill ,tj r.iiBi-111-. . uiilll irovc. Drain, nablaml, Hint all alalluaa from Kuat'buri to AaUlaua Inclualvr. Iluarburt IIall-lalr. I :iA. M. I I.V. i Mr. m. I Ar. I'urtlanil Kimi'tiurif Ar. 1 1 w r. m I.T. I 7 il l A. II A O DIMIKU CAIIri it OUIIDItl HOITK. I Pullman DufTct 8leepers ANl SM'OK .', AN5I Ml.i:i:ilrll t'AII AUni'lud to all TIiiuurIi Traln. West Side Division. Ilrlwrrn I'ortlnud aud C'urTltl Mall (rain ilally (t fcit Hiimlaji). 7:) A.M. 12 IAI-. M. I l.v. Ar. I'urtlanil 1'iirvallla Ar. I l.v. I vm r. a t u.s r. m At Albany anil Curvallla t'oiiiim-t will) tralni ol Orrgun t'c-nlial A hauler 11 railroad. KirtM train ilall j (t'ici'iil Hundajr). Mxir. M. I l.v. I'cirtlAiiil . Xi7 Jr.l:2A a. . l.v. n:M) A, M. l.v. I Km A. M. J:Xir. M. Ar. MoMlnvlllo 1 H-JUr. M. I.r. IiiiIiiiii'IhIiiiico I.i Direct rniHit-i Hun at hail lrani:li'i wllh (Hi- i lili iiliil Bii'l ilrli iitiil ami l'Bi ltln Mall .team- alilp lliiiH lor .lAI'AN AND CHINA. Hailing ilalrn nil aiilli alliili. ltalm ami tit ktM tu Mlt-rii iiulnla ami Ku-miH-. Ainu .IAI AN, CHINA, irosni.UI.lt and 1 AI'KI'ltAI.IA. t an I m ulitalni'il Intni liK. KHi'hd, Tit'aat Aiji lit, Kimulmrg. U KOKHI.EH, ('. II. MA KK HA M, Milliner. 0. IT, & l'a, ACDt. I'OKTLANl) OKKUON. I If II To Tli lliiforliinate. Dr. Gibbon TliU old reliable faud tho in n t au(!utaful Hni-vlallkl In Han Kran- t'.lw'O. till VllllllllllUf to eutv all ttaiual aud min.i iriMiMr aiiuaj an (lunnorrhira, Ul.ai V Hlrktur., 5yph Ilia la I all IW loriui, Klkln IM.l TtlV.A . . . Ju.tJl VV'" "" "" mmmmm MUM.. lla.IL. 'Ityi Impoltncy. 8ml- nal W.aan.aa and Loa ot rtanhuod. Hie ouuh. ?iiiicii ul m'll abuao aud uici-nm-i iiriiduoliiB lb it 1. 1 w I iik a 111 1 t . uia ; aulluw loiinuiuanuu, dark hioU under tbu cyi-a, mln In lb In ad. rluilii in llin i-aia, ui. ul coiiilili'iii . illlllilf m e In ai irurlilii tralit(i-i, ialillallim ul I liu luiirl, ivvakutika ol Ilu- lluilia ami back, ln ul inciiiory uiiiiiiIi k mi tliu Inch, iiiiikIiii. coiiiiiiiiiiIIiiii, ntu. lib lilHIION baa practli-od lu Han Kraimlicu over tblrty ycHm and tbimo Iroubli d nhuiild nut lull In cumuli Mm and rorolvn tlm bi-millt ol I) in Kti'Ht xl I II mid i-x rli in c. 'l lio doctor ourcN wbcii ollicrn f nil. 'I iyblui. i:iiiih Biuiriiiiliicil, I'ithiiiih cured at liiuiir. ClnrHCM rciiHiiuatilv. Call 01 wrlti). lilt. J. V. lilHIKIN, i;'i Kearny Ht. h'an Kran I'.IBI'll, I Ml.