THE OREGON DAILV JOURNAL PORTLAND, CATU.IDAY L.:.. 3, JAIIUAl-
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Offer Om-Bilaa 1 In watawnra hi BTaalrfeal aa4
BaUraaa Baaaa. Writa a Call.
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'tM Btark Bluat Pkaaa Mala MTA
JVIORTOAQE LOANS
cat Nidui' Katna.
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POINT VIEW
ST. JOHNS
Lot at Point View Art still selling
At the old prica, $100 tach on easy
terma. notwithatndinf that thcrt U
no betttr located property in the St
Johns district, and that owners of
all tha' adjacent property hava raised
.their prttta.ir:::.irLa.-::-l- rr
Point .View la close to the business
center of St. Johns, in the car-line
- - loop,- and, "therefore," haa'the benefit
..- . of quick ear service on all aides. Oet
in and btty now. before the -price ad-
vanccs, aa it surely win do in the
- near future.. There is money la it for
The Title Guarantee
& Trust Co:
240 i WASHINGTON
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' ' PORTLAND, OREGON.
ST.
City tnd inberbes. Property
lOOzlOO, oomar Fargo and Oantanbrln:
, water ami tewar pipes T In; Price,
: looaioo, iomr Tblrty-flrst and Olnton.
Prlca. IISS.se. , j .
btaawts arnrtad. aratar malna laid; 40x14
ror si7o.to; payment! l.a-dwi and
. tr month. - j '
S Moomm, new modern tteuaa Just com-
-platad. on Eaat Twantjrlgbth etraat.
one block or ear; l,UO.oo, aaa' terms
. ' " of payment.
. B-Bvooat bou aa. tiaw, ona block of Haar.
' thorne avanua; furnace, fM and alee-
; - trie usnt; lot Tvxte: 4.euo.ao.
a-oom bouaay with lot SOOslOt. ' wall
improved; $4,00. 00, 0.0 caah, bai
.'. - anca at par cant i
. T-aVoom new- houae on ear Una, II, 40. 00:
f aarina, tiya.vv oown, , oauanoa. sis.v
r njonlh. .-
liuuae at St. Johns, lot iOxlSSi
avuw.vv. - - - 3 ' - n a . .
, aWBeoaa hooae on ear Jlna; fSSO.00;
.k -.- terms. ; - -
, . tV-aWam fUtira, Thlrly-elahtb and Sal
... non, lot 4410. Price, tl.a00.00;
W'f , no down, us.oe per month. -V'
atomaes sad Xats In all part ot the
i.T . dtjr.
- ' - e Aeraa close to city limit a, with B-roorn
' houae and larfra orchard; 2,KS.0S.
, BO A area within city llmlta, for $1,000.00,
. -. , Here Is choice uodlvlalon propeal
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', IX Aoraa, Improved with modern houae
, -.and barn, on fc-cent ear limit (or
, . 14.000.00; terms. . . ,
' ' Stevenson-Brown Cb.
Inside lncome;
Business Property
. .'' ;AtrB WAjrrma .AnjCBi oajt mm
; V AOpontODATlD. r"V:
"Loceted neaV the Portland Hotei win
LUIpajfc'. iratJftrcent.xn:xirta
, .veeiroent. Deaiaaa, ine ucraaae in Its
vsloe In 'future.- This ' Is a splendid
- 1 ""corner and will double In value in nert
faw yaara... Remember, It Is a cash
proposition. It r will require, seventy
- thouaand dollars1 to handle this deal.
rarttes interested 1n uch. plesae call
, ,'.at BO troeejacma-h BmOdla and aeaura
particulars from the v,;fvJ,v. y.
rjoflhvest Land Co.
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TUGDOAI TO T017
David ; df Anger ; Murt ; Reach
Seattle by twentieth of Month
y v K ' t0 KP Charter. z.
THREE OTHER GRAIN
: ' r CARRIERS ENCAGED
Balfour, Guthrie ft Co. Charter Them
to Load on Sound for United King
.' donv-Oraia Shortage Hurts' Port
land Business.
the-French bark David d Ans-ere f load
train on the sound for the United Klng-
donv provtdlns ehe arrivas' thare by
January la.The veaaal has been moved
Us the Banfleld dock to take on ballast,
snd every effort will be made to sat her
north before .the eharter contract ex
piree. A tugboat Will be sent here from
Seattle to take her In tow. Should she
arrive too late the captain says his ves
sel will sail for Sydney In ballast.
The same company announced 1 this
mornlna that It had chartered three
other sraln earners to load en the sound
for the United Kingdom. Theee are the
British ships Balmoral, Scottish Looks
and French bark ' Fortevlot. All ot
them were taken et the union rate of
zsa Id. and will begin receiving oargoes
as Boon as they can be placed in shape.
These are the first grain charters that
haa been, e fretted -for a.lmoatra, Tnorrth.
Had there been a greater quantity oi
wheat at the Portland docks It la prob
able that a number of vessels would
have been supplied with cargoes here.
If the grain had been available it la cer
tain the David d' Angers would have
bees, -loaded hv 4he- leeej-harbotv- Bene
Ing a tugboat here to take her north
will deduct a large 'sum from ber earn
ings. This outlay will have to be born
by the owners. ; : - o
Great quantities or grain are ami in
the territory tributary to Portland, but
apparently many of the produoers are
holding It for higher prices. That wnien
Is ready' for shipment Is lying In the
warehouses in the Interior waiting for
the railroads to bring it to market.
Sine the chartering of grain vessels
hss again been reaumed. It la believed
that several other- ahlps lying "Idle" at
Portland will be taken soon. Among
these are the British ships Blabloch and
Kekaeonl. which have been here for more
thaa a month. ..'
ELLERIC SOON DUE,
rtstak Ship Ooaalaa- to Xad
for Port Ptona, AnstraJlaw
It the1 latter part of next week the
British steamship Ellerlo Is expected to
reach Portland to load a cargo or turn'
ber for Port. Plrrle, Australia, She is
due on 1 the aound from Panama. AS
sooa aa she-takes on a quantity of eoa)
tor - fuel the steamea will proceed to
Portland. It. Is also reported- that the
British ' steamship Idradeo has . been
chartered, .tq load Jmber9a f'. sound
for Sydney, Australia.- -;T-
Blr steamers are wot eo plentiful In
the harbor and rrver-as'thsy were-a
short time ago. Tha British steamship
trathmore.cot to sea. today and the
only one remaining in port Is the . Tot
tenham. ' The Arabia went .out on the
ssm tide as ths Strathmor. after hav
ing been somewhat delayed at the mouth
of . the river waiting for favorable
weather, Th Brltleh ship Oweene and
French berk HoahelsoU.ajJlh.ls.
morning for Astorls. ' . , ; , ,
'w'".-;"- RIVER ESCAPES. ,
Oa
Talrd of Tolnme of wWaaaette
.' - Flows ' Taaoaa-h Old aTlemgV , , . .
Breaking out of Us banks, the upper
Willamette la cutting nsw channels and
causing a lot of Inconvenience to the
property owners,--This Is bald, to be aa
unuaual procedure, aa the river la prac
tically at the low water stage, , .
- David B. Ogden, aaststant United
State engineer, has Juat returned rom
a trip to Corvallla, where he went to
make an inveatlgatlon. A short - dis
tance above that town, he 'says, about
one - third of . the volume of water Is
going . through an old slough. After
traversing a distance -of eight milea It
again reenters the main stream. . It is
probable that a dan - will have to be
built. Mr. . Ogden ,says that nothing
will be don about the matter at this
time, as the government haa no funds.;
-The escape of about one third -of the
river. It is feared,, will prove annoying
to navigation companies. . - Beginning
aoon they will send steamers far above
JCorvsllla. the-
t navlga-
tloo.-to bring wheat to Portland. - With
a - big - portion - of the : river gone th
channel probably .will be rather: shoal.
TO CARRY TIES.
oaeoner Alio KoOoaald OharWred t
' . . Take Cargo t Oakland. : ' j
James Laidlaw 4V Co. chartered the
American schooner Alice McDonald yes
terday to carry a cargo of railroad tie
to Oakland, California.:. The cargo will
be secured at St. Helens. Ths vsssel
Is at San Francisco, but "will sail for
the north In a day or two. Sh has
been at Portland a number of times la
ths past year. Three ether lumber, car
tiers were placed on 'the en route list
yesterday. ' They are th . barkentlne
Trople Bird and schooners William Ol
son and Eric. One ot the biggest fleets
of the season Is under charter to trans
port fir to California porta Many of
th veasals were engaged several weeks
ago and are fully due. In addition to
these, three or four are at each of th
mills receiving cargoes.' I
v; NOT PACIFIC AT ALL. .
CaptanrvlirBf OoeW-yi:g
' eooatered doatlaaous snorma.'. ,w
British captains who.hsve arrived re
cently at Japaneseports from Portland
had their way about It th Paclflo
ocean would be rechrlatened. . - Captain
write- local acquaintances that If- they
Square Deal Real Estate Company
OataA sfoiaa
ta,0f0 Full lot, O-room modern house;
cement baaement, -- t,t
M.aoo S-roora modern houae and lot.
a0 Bis lots, chicken house and yard;
fruit and berrlea; good t-room houae.
fTOO -Full lots and 4-rwont houae, new.
f lJSO -Two lots snd good S-room house
0,aoO -Quarter block snd three modern
hoeaea, one I snd two 0 rooms. , ,
fias 4. room bouse and lota ,
uu oa 'azoatAireaV ".V
UH AOmaS, 1 miles Oregon City
courthouse; pertly improved. , i ,,.
four larae lots In Salem. , !'', .'; f
erros on all. '
AUskv aiajr.
Davis of the steamship Ooeano, whleh
carried a flour eargo from here to Yo
kohama and Mojl, aaya that he -waa in
one eontlnuoua storm from the day he
eroaaad the Columbia river bar. - Ha
says it wss one of the roughest .voyages
ha aver experienoee. . peas .were con
slant! r rolling over the decka One of
his lifeboats was caught by a wave and
wrecked, in a picture taken of the
ateamer on her arrival at Yokohama the
remnants of the small . craft are seen
haneina from th davits.
The British steamship Knight Errant,
like- the Croydon, had to burn por
tion ot her 'wheat cargo for fuel before
reaching Japan. The amount of grain
which It was necessary to sacrifice is
not known here." It Is said that she also
had one of the stormiest passages in her
long career. She was one of the largest
steamer to load at Portland this sea-
MORE TUG30ATS.
Wentwerta and Two Other Boat,- aa
Te tTabollt. to ow XogA,
Portland will be th homo -of three
more tugboata, which will soon 'sngage
yLtht bualheaA of towing logs from-the
iantsg Cohiaitla lss I She local mlllsj
One "of these will be the Went worth,
be(onrlnsto .Captain , 0WHosfgrd..
Th work of building th other two will
soon be started. Captain James Shaver
of the Shaver transportation company
has purchased the neceaaary machinery
for a new boat - The Willamette 4k Co
lumbia River Towing company, of which
F. P. Jones ta general manager, nas
awarded a . contract to . th . Portland
Shipbuilding company for th construc
tion of another vessel. She will be 100
feet long, It eat serosa the beam, and
five feet depth of hold. Captain Sha
ver's boat will be of about the same
sis aa ths Tahoma.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Fuel oil waa Disced on board the-new
ateamer CK W Wen t worth this. enorniB;
and In a day or two the veaaal will be
given a trial trip in tno naroor. ' '
Laden with 140.000 feet of lumber, th
steamer AureJla sailed this morning for
Ssn Francisco..,, Th steamer Reaonao
aleo sailed thla morning for the earn
port with 100.00 feet of lumber. .
-mi. barkenUn aorajna will -finish
loading lumber at the Inman-Poulsen
mill on Monday.'for Ban Pedro. The
Robert Hind at the same mill will com
plete her cargo the following day, ...
- Carrying a general oargqr and a num
ber of paaaengers, the ateemer Jeanle
arrived this morning from Los Angeles
snd way porta. - Th steamer Northland
also arrived this morning from San
Francisco. She brought a general cargo
and will load lumber. - - "
' The barkentlne John Palmer waa low
ered from the drydock this morning and
brought to the Eastern At Western mm.
where aha will receive a cargo of lum
ber. i;
The French bark Asls was moved this
morning to Montgomery dock No. t and
the British ship Vanduara to the Irving
dock, where they will be loaded with
grain for the United Kingdom. ,
Steamboat rrien coming up fh liver
renort -that the hole torn In the Annie
nominee la almost 10 feet long and that
tt probably will be several oays DeroTe
the craxt can d raiaee. me puip
eargO-wlth which he-waa-1oaded is
being piacea on ooara L ui ; Heamvi
Oreaona.' ' '. '
A tugboat waa aispatcneo tnia morn.
Ing to take v the schooner Admiral from
Weetport to Atorla.- Bh Is loaded
with lumber ror a uaiuornia port.
Ooetly
: '.-From the New York Sun,
--WaHAve nad,OT said a dealer, "walrus
leather two Inches thick, such leather
being worth about 1589 a slds, bringing,
as It does, lite a pound. ;
"It 'takes- four or five years to tan a
walrus hid of that thlcknee. If the
hid , la not thoroughly and perfectly
tanned th raw strip left In the middle
will turn as hard and smooth as Iron.
- 1t takes two or three years io;iu
Inch thick walrus, and the leather of
that thickness calls for Sl-is a pound,
three quarter Inch walrus bringing 71
cents a pound by ths side.
"Walrus leather la used chiefly ' for
polishing 'purposes by manufacturing
Jewelers. It I out into disos. Which
are mounted, as wheel. '. Walrus Is a
durable leather and It Is especially de
slrabls in this use Because it - polishes
without scratching." . '
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Miss Alice Kennedy, Daughter of the
Founder of the Cracker Trust. She
Is 6 Feet 2, and Weighs 240 Pounds
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GOLO-LIDEl Oiii
"goes do;;; 7
Sinks In Two Milea of Water
With : Thirteen Thousand
Pounds Sterling Aboard.1 '
ALL BUT ONE COX OF
TREASURE 13 SAVED
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Captatin : Williams . of , Britwh Ship
Vandura Telia Interesting Story of
Experiences in the War " Between
Peru and Chili Twentjr Years. Agp.
"IiJanuary, Hit, when Cbll was at
war with Peru and Bolivia," -Bays Cap
tain" Williams, master- of the British
ship Vanduara, now In th harbor, "th
British bark Battle Axe, whleh t com
manded, waa chartered ta -load - a - full
cargo pf sugar from Peruvian ports to
Liverpool direct. .,, . . -;
"When anchored at Balaverry, with
only 460. -tons of. sugar, aboard. 'th
Chilean fleet - and transports arrived,
landed troops, took possaaalon ' of . the
town and holatad th Chilean flag. - 7
wss ordered to clear out ' I then mad
for Paeasmayo, Peru, and again went
on with the work of taking In sugar.
When we bad 000 tons aboard It was
reported that the Chilean armlea were
marching toward -th place. It ' was
learned that the forces wore only 10
miles away and would arrive the next
day to take poaaeealon-, All was ex
citement and turmoil, -
"My consignees placed on board bar
gold and silver to the value of. 11,000
pounds sterling and promised to pay
dead freight on' a full and complete
cargo If I would sail away la the night
ajrreed and got away, ana .ail went
well until 41 milea east northeast of
the - Falkland.' Islands, when th vessel
struck a sunken wreck and commenced
to fill. The crew stuck to the pump
for 'two day snd ' nights, when they
were about don up with swollen hands
and arms..' - ..-
Th British ship BlngfelL Captain
McCultocb, from . Sydney, New. South
Wales, and bound for London, hove In
sight then and took us off our sinking
ship., W managed to get the gold and
sliver lnt th boats, with the exception
ef one box lost overboard. " Three hours
later we watched our ahlp go down bow
first and blowing out from tha stern.
She disappeared la about . two , roll as
depth of water. - .
Two days later we sighted the Brit
ish bark Calais, Captain Painter, from
New ZealandV also bound for London.
Fearing that hi store would run abort.
Captain MoCulloch signaled ber asking
if ' she could take part of . the ship
wrecked crew. Seven of my craw war
plaoed on board tha Palala that night
The ahlps' parted company and did not
sight each -other again until 41 days
afterward, 'when both vessels docked at
London, going la oa th asm tide. Th
Blengfell , and crew . received- 1,000
pounds sterling salvage on th gold and
silver, which waa safely deposited In
the Bank of England.-"---'-' - -
"Since then I have been dismasted
onoe and have been In several other
ecrapea -of -the-aort- which ,very Tol
sailor gets into occaalonailj, eonoluded
Captain Willlama. .T am sick of th
sea and everything belonging to It",' -1
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MARINE NOTES..
Astoria. Jan. t. Arrived down at i
m4 Brltlah ahlp Wray Castle; arrived at
1: 10 and left up at II a. a, ateamer
Csarina, from San Fraaclaooi aalled at
0:40 a. m-fBrttlgll steamer Strathmore
and Oerman steamer Arabia, for Orient,
and French ship Hoc he, for Queen stows
or Falmouth; sailed at 10 a, m, British
bark'-Oweenee, for - Queenetowa, Fal
mouth or Plymouth ; outald at t a. aw a
three-masted ship and a four-masted
barkentlne. ':,.-- f; k .
- San Francisco, Jan.' .--Arr1ved at I
a. to., ateamer Caecada, from Portland:
British bark Axon Alaw, from Junln. for
Portland, was spoken off Columbia
rlva Janimrv I. . v. s- . .
Astoria. Jan. I. Arrived down at noon
and sailed at 1 p m., ateamer Atlaa, for
San Francisco) arrived at 1:10 and left
tip at 0 p. m., ateamer Jeanle, from Baa
Francisco; .loft up at T p. nv, steamer
Northland. .-. . , . -
- San Pedro, Jan. t. Sailed yesterday,
schooner Jame Randolph, for Portland.
Astoria. Jan. 0. Condition of the bar
at f a. m., moderate; wind northwest;
weather cloudy. . . ' ." :t
: MADE THE FIRST MATCH.
- ; From St Nlcholaa. ;
Intaelth century ha ontnryHn
which so many wonderful thing were
done the - fourth- -step- in -the develop.
ment ef tha match was taken. :. In' HIT
John" Walker, a drugglat In a small
English town. t'PP apHut With sul
phur, chlorate of potash and sulphld
of antimony and rubbed ' It oa sand
paper and It burst Into nam. . . .
Th druggist nao discovered, the Brat
friction chemical match, the kind we
us - today. . It I called frtotlon ohera
leal, because It la made by mixing cer
tain chemicals togethsr and rubbing
them. Although , Walker match did
not require the bottle of acid. It never
theless waa not a gooa one. it eouie
be lighted only by hard rubbing, and
it sputtered and tnrew nr in an ai
reotlona -. ;
In a few year a, however, phosphorus
waa . substituted . on th tip for anti
mony, and th chang worked wonders.
The match could now b ngntea - wan
vary little rubbing, ; end It was no
lonsrer necessary . to - have sandpaper
upon which to rub It It would ignite
when rubbed on any dry surface,, and
ther waa no longer any sputtering.
This was tha phosphorus match, th
match with which we are so familiar,
After the 'invention ' of ' th -. easily
lighted phosphorus match there Waa no
longer use for th - dip-spllnc or th
atrlks-a-llght, .' Th old athod of-
getting a . blase-, war . gradually -laid i
aside - and - forgotten. '- Th first, phos
phorus matches were sold at tl cents a
block a block; containing 144 matches
end they wsrs userby but few.
Now a hundred mstches can be bought
for a cent It la said that In th United
States W us . about 110,000.000,000
matches a year. This, on aa average,
la about flv snatches a day for every
psrson, ... : v ' ''C',. ' v '
PERILS OF STAG ECO ACHING!
From th Springfield Rpublicafti"
Th perils of the old stsgeooaohlng
day In the mountains west are recalled
by ths recent adventure of Superintend.
ent. vallle or tne united states mall
service In the District of Oregon. . Mr,
VaUl Is a brother of Mrs. A. B. Wallace1
of this City, and In a recent letter to
her he thus recount hi xporlene on
sa Inspection tour bv staa-e ; between
hfloseburg and Myrtle Point: '
1 ne roaa wss in oompsrauyeiy gooq
i
I condition, and, barring a few mi:, r r Ca
nape, suoh as a wheeinorse iui.pj
turtle on a MIL we had made good tue.
At about H IS D. m. I waa awakened
from a momentary doss by the dropnln
f- my- aide of the stag-Before I cu .
collect - myself ' sufficiently to 't
alarmed, the side dropped still. xurtoer
snd -I wss elected out Into apace. For
ti feet I aalled through the air and
Unded.bel9W.j9n log ,1b at rested on tS
embankment. It feet below the road.
Tq, place where landed did not
Struts BOS aa a gooa reeling npui ana
so. as It was vsry steep, I kept on and
'bumped the bumps' seme hundred feet
further to th rocks on th edge of the
beautiful -Mlddlefork. . It was a soul
thrilling tumble, aa may be Imagined.
On of th wheelnorses tried the sama
trip and landed beside m with a crushed
kuiL.
1 "I looked and saw th heavy ' stag
hanging above me on the ' log -1 , had
missed on my first plunge. I got out
from . under aa quickly as I could, and
then began te wonder what had be
come ' of my -. stage .companions, . ths
driver and three passengers. I could
see one of them climbing up ths bluff
ahead of me, and It was on of .th
worst- anonents-of any life when It
ftsShed aeroes my 'brain' that we two
only Imnv wmjshwI allvr S1WT -ttil L'Otr.Sri
had been caught by the log and crushed
to death. - I called out for Mr. -Whitney,
chief -clerk of -our eervloe, - who - was
making tha trip with, me, t and was re
sssured whan he answered my call from
th . river bank - whence . ( had-Just
crawled. 'i " - ' , . - .'. - '
"The fourth " passenger had leaded
alongside him.' It took us - .some II
minutee to sat up to th road; and a
comparison of our Injuries developed
that the driver, -who waa on the upper
aide and did not go down ths bank, had
a rib broken, , Mr. Whitney had a scalp
wound and many brulaea, while I had a
bruleed leg and many eora spots. Th
blessed Jog -held the-eoaeh and ene of
the- wheelhoreeA and prevented , them
from coming down on top of ua . Two
wheelhorses killed summed ' up th
fatalities." '. , ''.; '';
Fa cnab Wetgka esos. ---'--
From tha Philadelphia Press.- . )---
About 44.000 pounds for the total
membership of the New England Fat
Men' club la now th record of that or.
ganlaatlon. which has lust ' elected the
smallest of ths "bunch, A. 8. Bacn of
Boston-(101 pounds president .:. .--
-fcFtfty mambera were present at the
meeting, held in Hale's tavern. Wells,
River,- Vermont recently." A gam ban
quet was eerved. . Only one death has
occurred In the club slnoe It waa
founded. The heaviest offlcor UAH
Moulton of Portland,-who wslghs 404 Vi
pounds, and waa elected vloe-prealdect
C K. Mannlhg (l0 Is th Jokater of
th club. Thar as now 00 members,
and there is a long waiting llat -
tar Amxxnr
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' All manner of Chronic Afflletlona of
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rul operatlona no oetention rrom oust
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want la as wen, aaa Become xoer etnas aai-
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Maa Medldaa will
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blood, stomach, heart, liver, kidney and
u men,
iv kldnev
throei ' troubles. We ' cure SYPHILIS
without mercury) to- atay cured for
ever, we remove triutijkh,
out operation or pain. In II daya
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perroatorrnea vr a new moiriou. in a
hnrt tin. . We nan raetnra tha aaznal
iHm, . n w n- n nmj,. It hv muu act
local treatment peculiar 4e uraaivea.
W3 Cure Gonorrhoea
rrhoea
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uoa.'. vure. guaianieea.
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Capital 1600.000. We solicit the noel obetl
sase ee sea. If yea have eshaeeted the eld
saetheds of treatment, sad still have aches
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- wlthotil -f eawrtrwnr - -tnr -the - kmlflL
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have a free examination. , He will
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treate aucceaafully every ? form of fe
enale complaint, all private and blood -die-'
dlaorder of th stomach.--liver and
ana.iwnta.
4tOBaUssoBA, mxaw
wAjunooau, vomm or
OOD, BUMATtgJa; SOZUsA,
xzar prsTioswgi w
want every maa . afflicted . with th
sbov , diseases . to honestly Investigate ;
our apeclal syrtsra of treatment-' W In. ,
rite In particular all who have treated
elsewhere without success, all -whose .
eases have beea abandoned by femlly i
physicians and0-csllsd . "eHrEOTA'aV.
XSTS," all whoee treuhjee have ' beea
aggravated and made worse by the use -of
EEXTSJ, FUS SAJaFXtSS, VmXAla
tVAAzlOFn and so-called SFBOXF. -log.
Ws wtll'explsin to you -why such ,
treatment has failed to cure you,' aad
will' demonstrate-to your entire satla.
faction that ws can cur you sarsry,
:ulekly- and permanently. -'' Our .'counsel
rill cost nothing, and we will do by you
as w would wish you to do by us If
our eases ware reversed. 'Write for Sup
home treatment If you cannot cell, . - -'
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. yhrwbllskad - 1ST 4V . ' -.
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