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WILLAMETTE FARMER r SALEM, OREGON. FEBRUARY 15. 18S4.
fciua ajpcjiaijfmcnt.
I GENERAL NEWS.
All over Eastern Oregon the tlierniotn
ntnr fins tipmi billow zero Intel v.
Queen Victoria lias written a liook
called "Life in the Highlands."
The Chincso bill drugs along nnd
meets with a great deal of opposition.
The bulls have the control of the New
York stock market and stocks aro on the
rise.
In the House liOO bills aro introduced
nlready. Only 200 have been acted on
at all.
There is a snow blockmle on the Cen
tral line but no obt-tiuction by snow on
the Northern.
Gen. Grant is in poor health but not
in any danger. He suffers pain but his
recovery is coitain.
Mr. Morrison's tariff bill is said to be a
complete failure. They will try to lix it
up so as to make it do.
BUckburn is nominated in ernieus
and elected by the legislatuie of Ken
tucky to tho TJ. S. Senate.
The United Workmen number 18,208.
They havo collected .15322,000 and paid
out $296,000 in death claims.
The Chinese arc not allowed to buy
public lands in BritMi Columbia by re-'
cent act of thoir parliament.
About eight inches of rain h.v recently
fallen in California and farmers there
warrt dry weather.
The floods on the Ohio are doing im
mense damage and the water is in some
places ingner man ever ooiore Known.
Mining excitement is cooling down at '
Walla Walla. Too many lies havo been
told. It is not believed $5,000 have been
taken out.
John A. Doyle, Sr., want to know if i
Tortland people will give him some as-1
sistance in starting glas woik in that
vicinity.
The Sacramento chamber of com
merce memorializes Congress and asks
that the land grant for the Oregon road
be not rescinded.
Judge Axtell, of Arizona, is accused
of every crime he can possibly commit
as judge. They say he sells his decWons
to the highest bidder.
Tho Tortland board of trade petitions
Congress not to rescind the Northern Pa
cific grants, as they are needed as a basis
of credit for building the roads.
Some flathead Indians taken to Wa ili
ington were blind from cataracts in the
eye. An oceulist removed them anc
they saw aeam, much to tneir immense
delight.
In the southern tenitoiies over :1U,000
equate miles of teriitory are clouded by
Mexican titles and Congiets is trying
to provide a way for determining the le
ality of Mexican title.
Recent rains in California have made
the pastures good and revived the hopes
of fanners. Holme all was dried up
and stock was sold for a song because
they had no grass to keep them on.
It is said that in competitive-examination
before tho civil service board the
common school candidates aie far ahead
of the college graduates good for the
public schools.
Senator Slater introduced a bill to pay
A. Morrison, of Oregon, -13,402 for prop
erty destroyed by Yakimas and Klicki
tats.out of any money coming to those
tribes.
On Loon Lake, Douglas county, John
Kelly was shot and killed by J. 1 Uutter
field. Kelly was dangerous and quar
relsome and tried to intimidate Butter
lieldwhois a settler. Butterfield has
the good will of all who know the facts.
The House committee on labor makes
a favorable report for establishing a bu
reau of labor statistics to acquire infor
mation ns to labor and ways to promote
material, social, religious and intellectual
prosperity of laboring men and women.
A man twined .Sanderson, and a part
ner, have been mining in 'Dry Gulch,
near Quartsville, in the rfantiam mine-i,
since last May. They came out lately
for supplies. They came from Colorado
and say theso an' good enough diggings
for them. They showed a whisky bottle
full of gold. ,,
The latest news horn the Ohio river
show that the flood was terrible and the
situation indescribable. The suffering
is beyond anything known and many
deaths are reported. Many are homeless
and without food. Tho Hoods extend
through West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky,
and the north side.
The Standanl nublishe n letter from
two men in the mines, wlio give their
names, denouncing the swindling games
practiced to get men there. A man
named McCoy, published a glowing ac
count and they denounce him a a trader
trying to get people to go there to specu
late oft" them. They say the stories told
are nearly all lies and little is known of
the mines or of th richness of the
diggings.
The steam collier Umatilla, belonging
to the Oregon Improvement Coni'miy,
in'trying to enter the Straits of Fnca in
a blinding snow storm, struck a reef neat
Cape Flattery and cruhed in her fore
part The captain and wond mate took
boats and made for shore. The first
mate took tho rest of the cVew on the
life raft, but looking Uek he aw the
ship float and went to her, intending to
make the Columbia river. The steamer
Wellington came along and towed the
"Umatilla to Ksquimalt where she eunk
in 42 feet of water. Great anxiety is
felt a to the fate of the other boats
. with the captain and other.
Tho 0regpti Transcontinental compa
ny wilj Jose Iwo million dollars by the
oporatio'W of tho Oregon mortgage tax
law.
Stockmen in British Columbia are
much alarmed about the scvero cold,
fearful that thoir stock will die of star
vation and freezing. The snow is deep.
As Gov. Crittenden, of Missouri, refnsos
to pardon Dick Liddell, ono of the
Frank James' band, the United States
cannot make a case and so it has been
dismissed.
A big fellow over nt Seattle thought
he could stand againt Sullivan, the
slugger, and so he did for a few second,
but in seven seconds Sullivan had him
entirely "chawed up.''
The weather has, been very cold in
San Francisco, so that people who win
ter there for benefit of climate talk of
going away in disgust.
The Dalle is infested with tramps
from the Northern l'acific railroad.
They earn money and spend if- all for
whiskey and when out of work turn
tramps.
Portland jail is filled with poor crea
tures who seek any kind of a lodging
this cold weather. Walla Walla people
established a soup kitchen and Portland
people w ill likely do something of the
kind.
A proposal is made that instead of
rescinding the land grants the compa
nies sell the lands at $1.25 nn acre and
have five years to do it in, and at tho
end of that time all unearned lands
shall reeit to the government.
The common council of Portland, has
pased a resolution requesting members
of Congress to favor the continuance of
the land grants to the Northern Pacific
roi.il so as to enable that company to
linish its lines.
Thomas S. Smith, proprietor of the
Cosmopolitan hotel, at The Dalles, went
to San Francisco fer benefit of his health
and died there last Saturday. Mr. Smith
was for several years landlord of tlic
C'hemeketa hotel", S.dem. He was a
good man and much icspected by all
who knew him.
Northern saw niilK aie working on
short time so as not to overdo the busi
ness. The demand for local uses on
this const is good but the foreign demand
slacks at this season. Many new mills
have been erected on the Sound, the Co
lumbia, nnd along the coast. These all
agiee to dimi9h production. Five car
goes for foieign ports left this coast in
January.
The civil service eonimis-ioii com
menced woik Julv Hi, and makes a re-
poit to the president for the six month.
to January Hi, that shows surprising
success. They have held examinations
in twenty-six States; havo examined
over 8.000 persons and 500 have received
annointnients. It i claimed mat mo
reform movement is greatly encouraged
by this lepoit.
C. W. Barzee, in Wasco county, says
ho has had eleven horse, two calves,
seven hog, and twenty chickens pois
oned by ome wretch who persistently
followed up the business. When neigh
bors furni-hed si team the-e demons
poisoned them also. He says the parties
he supposes did it have left tho country
and he wihe them no evil. It i a pity
they cannot get their just de-eit-, but
how they can get it except at the cud oi
a halter "we don't exactly sec.
The very latest ftoni the Ohio river is
that homeless thousands cry for help.
The dispatches contain columns of ac
counts from the inundated districts, and
up to date the situation grows worse.
The Kanawha and other streams in
We-t Virginia are all at llood stage.
Ciipt.Gr.vy.of the Ainsworth r.iihoad
ferry boat, .has broken hi arm and dis
located his shoulder.
The Walla Walla Board of Tiade will
pass resolutions concerning the continu
ance of the Northern l'acific railroad
grants. Public sentiment favors their
retaining the grant if they sell their
lands to actual settlers at $2 an acie.
Arrangements are making to have the
steam collier I'matilla raised The tug
Coliah went down the coast iindrccunU
Oapt. Woith and crew, :55 in all.
The Chinese merchants of Portland
have put fortwinl a Chinese giant to meet
Sullivan or forfeit $1,00(1 bomN.
The material for the grpat iron steam
ferry boat, across tho Columbia, near
Kalama, is being taken out of a ship
just arrivtd and will lie put together.
If the cold does not soon cease the
Columbia river will be elnsed so that
boats cannot run from A-doiia to
Portland.
Bow Much Malcei a Han Rich.
"To U rich," nid William I.. Marcy,
at one time Secretary of State, "requiro
only a tatisfactory condition of mird
One man may be rich with $100, while
another in the po?es.-ion of million
mar think himelfio.)r,aud if necevities
of life are enjoyed by each, it lf evident
that the man who is lieet witn-hed with
' his po--v-eion is the richest.'' To illus
trate this idea 'Mr,, Marcy related the
following anecdote.
I 'While I was f inventor of the State
of New' York I was culled upon one
morning at my olliceby ti rough srxci
I men of a baek-wocidMiian, who stalked
in and commenced coversation by in
quiring 'if thi wa- Mr. Mrcy,"I replied
I that was mv name. 'Bill Marcy 1' said
'bo. I nodded assent. Ued to live in
iHouthport, didn't yel' I arnwered in the
lafhrniMive, and began to feel a little
curious to know who my visitor was,
' i1 what lie was drivine at.
I "ThatV whl I told 'em,' cried the
back-woodsman, bringing his hand down
on his thigh with tremendous force "I
told 'em you was the same Bill Mnrcy
who used to live in Southport ; but they
wouldn't beliove it, nnd I promised the
next time I canto to Albany to come and
see you, and find out for sartin. Why,
you know me, don't you, Bill?'
"1 didn't exactly like to ignore nis
acquaintance altogether, but for the life
of mo I rouldn't recollect having seen
him before, nnd so I replied he had n
familiar countenance, but that I was
not nblo to call him by name,
"My name is Jack Smith,' answered
the back woodsman, 'and wo used to fjo
to school together thirty years ago, in
the little rod schoolhouse in old South
port. Well, times hao changed since
then, and you havo liecome a great innn
and got rich, I suppose.'
"1 BliooK my head and was going to
contradict that improssion, when he
broke in:
"Oh, yes, you are : I know you are
rich ; no use denying it; you was conir.
t"oller for for a long time, and tho
rest time we heard of you you was
governor, i on must liavo liaa a neap
of money, and I am glad of it glad to
see you getting along so smart; you was
always a smart Ind at school, and I know
thnt you would conic to something.'
"I thanked him for his good wishes
and opinion, but told him that political
life did not pay so well a ho imagined.
"I suppose,' said I, fortuno has smiled
upon you since you left Southport?'
"Oh, yes,' said he, 'I hain't got nothing
to complain of ; I must say I havo got
along right smart ; you see, shortly after
you left Southport our whole family
moved up into Vermont, and put right
into tho woods, and I reckon our family
cut down more trees and cleared more
land than any other in the whole State.'
"And so vim havo made n trood thine.
How much do von consider yourself
worth?' I asked, feeling a little curious
to know what ho considered a fortune,
as he seemed to be well satisfied with
his.
"Well.' be replied. '1 don't know
exactly how much I mil worth, but I
think "(straightening himself up), if nil
my debts were pnid, I should be worth
$300 clear cah!' He was rich, for ho
was satisfied."
Aminnisr. to the icturiis made by as
sessors the property of Oregon amounts
to if 631 for each person. If property
had been assessed at it fair valuation tho
average, would be at least 51,300 for each
person. If that was done the world
would not point to this State as almost
bankrupt. We have lost considerably
in a general way by thU false s-ystent of
undervaluation of propeity.
FANCY POULTRY.
Plymouth Roc!is Exclusively.
Of till tho breeds known to poultry
fanciers the I'lyinouth Itock is placed at
the top of the list, as a fowl for all pur-po-eH.
In March and April of l:it year
I ha'ched one hundred and fifty chicks
or over, and with otdinary care did not
lose but one or two. They are beautiful,
large and i-iikjv'Mly ; good at foraging,
hence me easily kpt. As layers they
arc not eeelk-d and only equaled per
hap., by the little Leghorn. I have
never vet known a person who owned a
yard of pure Plymouth Hooks to change
for any other nreeil ine touiiry ism
lefth has the following "After an ex-(ierienceof.-ever.il
yens they hold the
l'ut place in our tvtininto of value, com
bining the merits of good layers of largo
rich eggs, contented, good sitters, and
excellent mothers; are veiy domestic,
take on ne-h rapidly and matin e as
quickly as any fowl of their size. As
poultry they uie plump, ellow ileshed,
with clean 'yc'lnw legs, rendering them
inviting to the eye and commanding
readv sale."
A vear ago 1 imported fowls fioni A.
C. Hawkins, of Lancaster, Miu"., and
also eggs from ( A. Kcofor, of Sterling,
111. Their ttiains aie considered the
liampioiis nf the continent. '1 Ins sea
son I have two yards of fowl-, all fwni'
my la.-t year's importation.
Those ordering eggs can n-iy on tneir
lieins wifely packed in light spruce
boxes, and "guaranteed to hatch a iea-
onuble peieentage of chicks If they
are to lie conveyed over mage mine,
please htate so wheu ordered.
:i) lowis lor saic tiiiiti inn
K"gs, $2.50 iter doen; 2 dozen, -fl.fK);
It dozen, fri.lKl.
(,'Hhh must accompany all orders.
Addrer-, .1 M. (i.iiiiiMi.s,
fS-tf FoieU drove, Oiegon.
SedwickSteelWire Fence
illtenlaimtSriMliwi,NWI
SMS-wsim wivm aan. ww. v . ?!
it it tmtnm lijmll muttWW i iff-
toSsa. mat W itst-
kft.rf.4lrl fr Mmhi. hIviim I4MI,
SHCSMI WICKS
B
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HM I IHsl hr r. K- I'U.IMI
If i- 9JT w lLAfnl.l 1M.
CHI UWl jrwrva4im
ILHMIKSTIN.ILLhVrV T
of rroit Oruisn fi Tret. ru)fu tf
ffl'iisir Of lM tew rtif i WsVlrd on irl-
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mmmrtrnm mrnfw, am' t M"i't
USMWrTiakt !. fw ft" swihsMis us
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Caldwell, Becker & Licke.
LARGE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS i
Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes,
lints nnd nts.
We aim to build up our trade by selling
flE.NUINE GOODS OK THE Bfcvr QCAMTV OSI.V,
t prices from
v id ;u rer lent -
than the same goods can be sold for un credit.
THE GENUINE
ONE -PRICE CASH STORK!
Opposite Chen .eke t a Hotel, Sulem. trpgrm.
ARM & HAMMER BRAND
TO FAttJIKKS. ltli import
ant tint the SODA or SALERATUS
they use SHOULD tie white and
pure, in common with all similar
aubstances used (or food.
In making bread with caet, it
h well to uso about half a teaspoon
est CD"TI!C Iul mo -rni ami Mnmiuri
5 SALtHM US. iimiulor Sods" or SHleriitim
at the Miuo tlmo, and thus make the bread rl-o better
and precn it becoming sour by comcthi); the natur
al acidity of tho j cast.
I A I H M R M nii't F A It W K K ft should
use only the "ARM AND 1IAMMKI!" tor cleaning
and keeping milk-pans sweet and clean.
To Insure obtaining only the "Arm and Hum.
mtr" brand Soda or Pilemtui, hu it In "I'oi nd or
half porxo PAChAORS,'1 which bear our in.tme and
trade mark, as .nfcrior goode aro Minirtlinea subtl
tuted tor the "Arm anil Hammer" brand when
bought In bulk. uccMMauui
MAMMOTH
SALE
OK 1.M1M1KTE1I
ClydesdaleHorses& Mares
ALSO A HU311IKU Of Sh.I.M rt-ll
Polled Angus & Galoway Cattle.
Tho Clydesdale Ilorse Co. of ltockford Fnim,
Cedar Kpid and(iU'gn,s otlano, wilUcll
by public auction at their American location,
tho largeat number of imported Clydesdale
Horses and Mares that have ever been offered
at one sale in this or any other country, on
Thursday, February Slat, 1884.
The progeny of almost all the most noted
stud hones in Scotland, And premium wiuuers
at the great Illit ois State Fair, Chicago, St.
ixiuis, Minneapolis, lies .Moines, lopeKa, a.,
betides many Fairs In Scotland. They will
offer 35 head of the most choice stallions in
America, and 18 mares, bred to such horses as
Cairnbrogie Keir, (recently sent by this C". to
Scotland and sold for the largest sum of mon
ey ever paid for a stallion), Here I (o, (also
sent to Scotland), Jlaiuie Williams, sunrise,
ito. Also a number of Polled Angus and
Galloway Bulls. For the convenience of per
sons goinp to tho sale, a special train will leave
Cedar Kapids for the farm at 0 V. M. Cata
logues on application. Address :
ULlUrJatiALr, Jiuiior. i-u.,
Hockford Farm, Cedar Kapids, lown.
TUTTS
pTlls
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA. , ,
From tlioao sources arise three-lourtlis or
the diseases or tlio human race. Tlicso
symptoms lndicato tliolrcxlstcnoo : rjs of
Aliixtltc, Uoivels costive, ttlclt IIil
cUr, fullness after catlue, aversion to
ricrtlon of body or mind, Eructation
of food, Irrltlillltjr of temper. Low
spirit. A rreltnR or having ncglrrttd
some duty, Illriliies,FlnUerlnt the
Heart, Iota bcftr th eyes.lilclily col
ored fertile, CONSTIPATION, nnd do.
mandtho uso ofn remedy that nctsnlrcctljr
on tho Uer. AsftLlverraedlcinoTBTT'S
rir.LS have no equal. Their action on tho
Kidneys nnd Skin is also prompt; remoTin
all impurities through these tlireo" scav
enger or the system," producing appe.
tIte,sounadiKOSUon,rtBulartools,a clear
sklnumla vigorous body. TOTT'W PttM
cause no nausea or griping nor Interfere
with dally work and are aperfeet
foil eTcrywlirrr.aHc. Othre.44 MurrayBtMrTY
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
Grat Ham on WnUKKRS changed In.
rtantlytoaUtossr Hlack by n jingle ap.
plication of this DTK. 6o 0 by Druggists,
or acnt by express on receipt of fi .
Omce,44JIurray8tr-t.NewYork.
TUTTS MANUAL OF USEFUL RfCEIPTt FREE.
Commission Merchants.
Tlir rollnwlBK l a Hit t tlir l'omiiilklin
MrrrliantsoriliUlilr. which rpolillb Tor
the benrflt ofonr rrailrm. Tlif arc ptrftrt
ly rrlUblr, and any basinets rnlnulf.l ;iu
heir care "III receive trmit alteullum
CFX1ROK IIERRF.N.
J. J. HASSELL.
HERREN & HASSELL,
(SUCCFAKORS TO)
IIKKREV KWO. ami MCHRKV A t'AHU.lK.
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
AND UEAI.KKS IN
C1K4l,TOOL, aad rLOIK IUVK, rirert
f aad oenluc Tvclae. conircric!nii tnd
Ccn.lfnmnjU tolliltttl. I.llrl mil uhinin uait
on miuiKiiintriti. V. O. lion No. uA
. v.. earner .Vurlh Km at and B. tilrrfl",
unrlt! rOHTLAND, OKKCON,
SIBS0N, CHURCH & CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS
.vrlaeal t'araer f Ash aad I'raal irefs.
PORTLAND, OREGCS.
utM
GEO. HOUSTON & CO,
lUtli'trltafil tut cIiiE.tlw Hoiu. Ittr tie. I'.
L.'.lfliuV.Krf nJ (lilri. Fltliti's l.tttr
tullr, ti; OfiniJ
GENERAL I'RODI'IJE KTORE
AihI ut no ipitil te i) all llfli!
('wintry rioliiit.
rII.TB A fAUi Will. KE N1IK
A arMIALTl.
TkiiTinmulVfl mnu TIIKCOIISTRY WITH
I such roodt will it well U rlrt Uta cM Ixtor
llintlt. "ee4lo( sll Elaos aill U s4 on
hui4 ir.i Ml4 cacsp ler ctth. stel lt
IT WILL PAY TO GET iSTS
la. rant's Karli Kneel lara
starlr faltast Isfit. Uat ,ualll , hai
our lH laUlerue ef
trans, su
weetut, rt
haras In Wit.
OUR WW POTATO i
Ma)uctl, M aeusat lion I
LMiFarorlle. 'ilrimrlr
esrtjr. Wit 'iallt, most
Ma)ucti. M aeusat sroas Irom oaa. TaUlSfut Ires
fail aVaVUoa, rrask lord 4 has, HTn,(ihle.
xSSjgg
J. C. BROWN,
BROWN, FULLERTON & CO.,
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
pARMjMPLEMENTS
. AND AKNTS FOR ....
Buffalo Pitt's Separators and Engines,
McCormick's Twine Binders, Reapers and Mowers.
. . ALSO THE .
BAIN WAGON AND THE OLIVER
CHILLED PLOW.
U?- One Door South or Liuld & Bush's Bank.
SALEM, OREGON.
GEO. A. MOCnE, President.
Pacific Mutual
OF CALIFORNIA.
A NcKINNIE Manager for Northwest Department.
OFFICE WITH PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated Under the Laws of California, nnd is to-Day tk
Strongest Lite Insurance Co. in Anicr en.
REFt'ERKNCKl
Company :
10 MK.N IN rOKTLANl) WHO
J. A. STHOWDltWClE,
E. A. KLOSTERMAN
Col.. J. McCRAKEN,
W. V. SPAULDlNtl
P. L. WILLIS,
J. D. MbKINNON,
L. c. hkk'kii:iise:,
JAMES HTKEt
C. A. DOLl'It,
J. K. tilLL.
K. ZANOVICII
FRESHSEEDS!
NEW FIRM!
NEW STOCK! NO
WARMED OVER!
The l'oiru.ANi) Xnwiiiv ask Sei:i Compaxv Iihh just itwivotl it lot of superior
.seed, nnd is now proimreil to till largo or siiiull oidcrs at Eiistvi'ii'iiricM.
rtT CATALOGUE KKKK. SEND YOU OXE to.
THE PORTLAND XUKSKRY AND SEED .,
fcbltf S2J forrihOii Street, Portlunil, Oregon.
John W.
MANUKACTUIIER AMI
. AND
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
RKSPKCNTI.I.Y INVITES VOl'll ATTENTION TO HIS UI'ENINII OF AN ENTlllKI.V NEW AXD
icnii'kU' line ol l.ooti niul 1ioi , illrctt Ironi
EASTEItN' AND HOME MANITACTUKEKS.
The cntlreitoii. Is &TH!'rLY FIRST i'LA&S.snil tor uoikmaiulilp snU gxnirut KOtd Mimlltvls uninlle4
HIvlK.t price III !.lill piiUlcr WOOL, HIDES,
RAILROAD LANDS
Liberal Terms,
Loir Trices,
Long Time,
Low Interest.
O. & C. RAILROAD CO'Y,
OTFER THEIR LANDS FOR SILE UPON THt
tollowlmr literal terns: Ooe-tenthot the rrlci
In (Mil. Intereit on the balance at the rate ot atvto
rercentonejoar alter Hale, and eaih following rear
Onc-Unth ot the tinclpal anil Inttreit on tlis Ulanca
at the rate ol ae(cn pet cent, fer annum. Iloth rlD.
iip.il anil Intereat j)able In U. S. Currency.
A ailcouiifc ui ii i'i ".. iiv" -.-.
Lelteri ahoulil be addreitcd to
I'Al L SCHULZE, Und Aifent,
O. A C. It. R. Co., 1'ortUml, Ok'n.
Corbett's Fire Proof Livery
Hack & Feed Stable.
Corner :M and Uail htreetci, I'ortland, Oregon.
L. B. MAGOOK, Prop.
IXKI'lltlM: XO. IHIi.lla.iks
.Sua. -21, -U, W. it, U, S'l H
,()r.lfr lor Harka and Ilaiwme sot-on
.promptly attended to dav or n
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Trrat, the Diae.ei ol ioinellc Anluuli.
I.L iinntJon. irUinimf to the prcltwion, an
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Life Ins. Co'y
HAVE flO.AOO SURANCE EACH IK TH
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DH.OKO. E. NOTTAQS,
ANDREW ROBERTS.
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Gilbert,
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FURS, ami SHEEP I'Kl.Th.
norltltr
br. mintie; ,
Kpeclallst and tJrsduile. t
TkTO. 11 KEARNY STREET, San Francisco, Cal ,
IN Treat all Cbr.nlr. HpecUl andrrlvata
diseases with Wonderrm Sacee.a.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDT.
Is a certain Cl s tor NssT
ois Dsmlitt, LOST MAN
llttOII. I'aojraionnisA,
scd all the ell eSacts ot
Youthful Icllles k eiueeaea.
SIR. MIOTIC, who Is a
IsatuK riitaicuii.asaB.
rats or ins I'xitsurtT or
I'rNxaiLVAMA. ulil sirre.
to forfeit UK lor a ess. et
this kind that Us VITAL
lEnTvHATITK, lusdar
ila medal addceand traav-
ol)ill act cure., Trice, 13 a bottle; Four t roes
the quantity, 110. Best to any address, confidentially.
In srlrate addreea It deilred, by
A. B. MINTIE, M.D , 11 Kearsy St. 8. T Cal.
JsTSssil lor pamphlet and Hit of mirations.
aAMftR BOTTIB VUKK k .,
Will Ka aa,il In mv ona anDlvlnr bV l.tUf. lUtlntf
lynploma, aex and ae.
all bullneis tranaa.tlini.
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BiriK secreay in resa'K m
Janaitl
Dr. Allen'
HIIIVATi: niarENHARV,
'Ml Kearny aireel. its rraarlsc. t'al,
rtAbr rxperi uperlall.l. Dr. Allen, la a reicular
J iTKluatedl'lijelciinlrom the Unlrtrilty of stlchl
can. He hai detot A a lifetime Ui the study of Special
nlieaaea. V I . MV. S
And MIHDMS-AllKD JlhN, who are s'ffirlnir from
the efleita ot Youthful Im'ltcfctk.n or Eauaaea la
Kalureryesrs.KKRVtiL'S and liliMCAL DEUILITY,
I.OfcT klAMKiOD, etc., ruiidi 11 thal.b) a combloa-a
tlon ol remedies of K'eat mratlve jower. the Doctor
haa o arianeed his Irealintnl that It will sot only
afford Immediate, relief. Lilt permanent cure.
mv HusriTAt, .f.itii;v K
(Hating been auiieonliiiharrcol tooUaillncboapilala)
n.al.liauie to treat all prleate tioublte villi cicellenl
rteulta. I dalin to be a klllful l-hyaleiaii and Surreoa
THOBCUUHLY Infcrmul In h.j .) dall
ItlMKAnIM UI IA.
All will reielreinr hontit eplnloncf ihelrcowplalsU
voeaperli.lnlinlf. Coiieiilfatlena isaa and strictly
4lv&l Cliarj.a
i J ri.i
WUSm fcT. 'k aCB
if reaaenablr. Call of addreaa: DK. -
aLLES. iti Ktrn "M. ban framl'to. t'al. OfBoe
hour., 0 to a rfa'l), 7,tc ejenli.-.
1JanM.ll
DK. SPINNEY,
Ta.ll Kearny f..a Iraarlara.t'al. Treat
(.o
II. a i
tlea) Irmlltrli.i'tioiu lhe(llets of youthful fol
u Indiatreilcn will lo well to avail themaelrescl
elllhronlc ai u A eeiat uirea.t.. svanta eeauv
this the Kreateet lon er laiilatlbe feet of euserirur
bocnanltt, 111. (pil.nay will snaraolee to forfeit M0
fer eter) caaa cf weakut.a of piltete dlaeaaes of any
Had or ciar.iter whUbbe unirttkea and falls Ucuie
"HDll.iirll HH,
frtreerr mn) at ike ate el :e to 31 who are troubles
IU toofreiiiiebleiatualiiuet the ladder, ofua
.luiailid by a a)iht lu.Hlir " lumlnr Masstiuri
am! a weakening of Ike ejiUmlna tcan.ei the fttal
ear.Kt atieust fr, Vu tiarcinirr the urteary do.
Ill a Kir aedlneol ll JIn le leutd, aed soste
tiaiee auall liartlcles sf elknaen will appear, r the
(else will I a ibln.ullkUh hue .seals basilar to .dark
aidUipiVf arresrasce. There are wany ssea w be die
tf U.led.lT.euliy, lttei.nl el the non, which to ta
ttU eue (.1 aluJual weakseta tir.l.wlll ruaraata
s rerte rl rule I .11 mrh eaaar, sad a healthy raateea.
Ilea sf tks realso urlnai' oitaria. OSes hturt 1 as
4.IUIU k au.S.ieliesa I0U1I A.M. Ceasalav,
Mas ties. Tkereusb esaaalssllee ssds4elce,W CaJt
re alone,: UK. srl.NatY CO., .Ve, II Ksaraef
eu.et, Asa -raaU.e, l Ijanlt-sl
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