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WlLhAJUSITE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON, APRIL 11, 1684
urrent if crafur.
WS SHALL KNOW.
When tliemtits liave rolled in sp'cLtlor,
From tlio licauty of the hill",
And the sunshine, warm and tmikr,
falls in tplendor on the rills
We may read love', shinning letter
In the rainbow of the spray;
Wo shall know each other better
When the mists have cleared aw y.
Wo shall know ai ue have know n,
Never more to will; alone,
to the dawning (if the morning.
When the iniats have cltsir.1 away
tf wo err in human blindness,
And forpot that we are dust,
If wo mUs Iho law of kir.dne-s,
When we itru',gia to he jjsf,
dnow j w ings of peace shall co ( r
All the pain that cloinU om wny.
When tho wear watch is ow r,
And tho mute li ie clearrd awa,
Wo shall know as i are Unnvwi,
Xeter more to walk I'one,
In the dawniiw of the morning.
When the milts lnvo cleared awi)
When the silvery muts hao vei'cil m
I'loin tho faces of our o vn,
Oft wo deem their love Im failed ui,
Ami wo tiled our pith alone;
Wo should scu tli'm ncir and Imlj
We should trust than day by il.iy,
Neither loc or blame unduly,
If tho miits jrn ch and iwjj,
Wc shall know as vvn are known,
Never morn to w-ilk alooe,
In tho diwintig of the inoriiint',
When tlm m ste Invo cleared away,
When the mista line risen above ut,
As our 1'athcr kuowt nis own,
S'aca to luce with thoje who Iov e ui,
Wo shall know is wo are known,
f,ov, beyond the Orient meadows,
I'Hoits the goldeu fiuiL'e of da;
il-art to lioirt we hide the iliuliiws,
Till tho iuils luvu cleared away
Wo shall Xnow is we arc known,
Xcnr more to walk alone,
When the day of li'ht is dawning.
And the mists hao ele ired iway
Aunt Bethia.
It m iv be ill it our old fashioned .uuil
needs no liitioeluotioii. l'cilinps you
liuvo met lioi in lliu city ill soino recent
art L'liilitinn, 01 iiicturo -ali, wliou Mil
ant niiiont; tin ciowel, a little bowil
eloieil, but sulliciently alert, listening to
the glib riiuttonu,; of tho critic as they
tlNcu-'M'il tlm merit' of Hemic tliou;.iiid
ejullai lanilfcajie.
Tho iinm boiug, as lio iltulaiiil lotlm
fiiond .leionip.myinjj Jim, "only a jiietoi
of what mijboely can -en fot notliin' up
to Crane) llolloi," where tlie lic
"Why," caul flu, ronrai(liu the jn,it
otk of art wuli ouo e,eoeieh hlillt
up, "just ki) 'o om 1'"'K door of .i Mini
inei nioi iiinj; and rit.uid ami look, and
theio oii liuwiit foi all tie world'1 The
same i-nirmth, j;iccn meilil -.with the
piUty lirooks uimlin' tliiiuli om, ami
on both -"iilert, to the right and loft, the
pistur' Imi'lt where tho citllo mo fed, so
peaceful ami contented, then, way oil in
the iliilniiin, them Milleei'lookin' moun
tiiim, with the mddeis prcopinf loiinil
'i in, or rutin' on then topi and all tho
timu tho -"tin ihmci blight and pleasant
Ik'Iow in the .ille
"I do do hue, 1 lOllhl n mot bilue
tho nitin Ht'wid in our back door when ho
piiutnl lh.it pii'iiu '
"It is a h in some wen, uiul no mistake,
but don't it ncciii a pit) to rienl m
lunch mono jost for a picter, when 1111
could buy a miiuII f urn a lio picter .it.
it were, foi ti lliotis mil ilolliii'1"
Hie tec much in oui city (o di-np-Xiove.
Mot of the sooilltel modem
impiou'incnts aiealiominutiims to Vimt
Ilethi i
Tho eleolia liIit llmU im fawn uihei
.'. es.
"Ileur unlit our Makei look on V Mil
stsks, indicium tlv
"It wouldn't be o Kid if tbo. einli
ui'il It n thoy do g it, or konino ilo
but whin thoy come to light up all out
eloorH with it, anil make it take the
pluoo n' tho hiMNcnly Unlit th.itV what
I 'call impious 1 notion' more noi lew
than tr) it' to outdo the Creutoi 1
;t"Vlio tho moon or titn don't rhnii,
" Jet folk walk in the dark, or elx e.tny
''.i lantern!" iy .she, whimsically.
Tlie tolejdnine shrtregnids as an infer
ual iiMi'hiiie, and insist- that tlie-in if
,-ioiiiethiug suporuiitur.il about it.
She has never Uii prtv died upon to
iimi it ouoe.
"I won't have aiijlhim; to do with it
in any way inn shaiH1" she av '.le-.t
as if u'nv hum in invcutioucouM do wh it
tlut thin; does'"
So she always kvips n safe dtt.ui(o
fumi it, as If it vvero liidilo tu'iii oil " Rt
any moment oi play ome dialxdie.il
tiick uwm her.
She duos not ajnnve of tin ' Quincy
Mtltoil" in our w.diooN, a ml much pro
fora to lme thocluhlren learn their les
son from thitir IkxIs mid nvite them
aUndlntJ iu a nice slraight line, with
their tin, to a crack iu the floor. She
would lilt mora prominence Rieu to
wdor and to the Ten Contm ludmeutf
and the padlv misses tho dinner-basket1!
and the water-pail and tin dipper.
Sho does not like the new version of
the Scriptures ; her mother's Itiblo i
good enough for her ; and sho taken no
interest in tho great controversy, except
to mourn that there should bo suili
wicked and disorderly goings on in the
world.
She went to see the opera of "Pa
tience," and her womanly soul wo."
Hhockod beyond repair at tho conduct of
the lovesick maidens; felt personally hu
miliated and disgraced, and sat there
with burning cheeks, not daring to go.
and too indignant to stay and tee it
thiough.
AVonls wcro thrown away upon her.
"All the wordsin tho English language,"
sho declared to us, "couldn't excuse or
explain away such a shameful exhibi
tionsuch immodest behavior on the
put of them young gills 'Iho trol
lopcsl" said eho angrilv, "wheio in the
world were their mothers? Poor things
though," she added, as an afterthought,
"peihapH they hadn't an mothers; I
can't helicvo they had."
JIbthcticNm and tho Honais-ance, as.
she understands them, nio oiiij deltfiotii
of the adversary, invented to ruin weak
and idlo souls who loiter in the by-paths
of life, and Hhe believes the only salva
tion for sin li is to go to woik
"Let 'cm do somolhine practical," she
will iy ' If thej'rc so 'mami' fond o'
snnflovvoiv bt 'em go to uisiu"em by
tho cart load I They'io excellent chicken
fodder, as evcr body knows 1 did see a.
vvholo acio on 'em once grow in together;
tliov were in full blow, and looked tur'us
enough with the ii big louucl faces turned
tow ml the sun. Oseai Wilde "ay-, you
know, they lescmblo n lion; and they
do look about as wiso and kuowin .
''IIicio'h notliin' like work foi kcepin'
girl out o' mi-chief,'' she is fond of sav
ing "When om girls leave school let'em
lake right hold nud help their mother'
with tho housowoik and phin sowin'
mil t.ikin' eaio of tin baby, and then
the x won't be hankerin' toiniuf old Tiot,-
anil jaiis or to embroider sage-green
curtains ami table-cloth;. Though win
that (oloi is called sage-green I enn't
iniagino; it cuitamlv ain't the coloi of
n uj sage that ever iriew in mv gnuleu
and it's unaccountable to in how so
mam folks nowaday piefor such duly,
faded out ecdois ih.it v on can't look at
without leolin' eak and feint, when
there's phntj of pietty, bright one- and
that will w i-li and bile, as ltwere.
Aunt IJethia is a born nur-e, and as
Mich is rccoiiimeudul bv the '"Holler'
folks with ii" much sntliusi.i-in .is tneir
own fiuoue tpiiilj; bitters oi cough
lomcdy
Sho i- milled "nxi client in c.io o'
sicknei"," and -he coniC'i nt such time-j
like voiitable.ingelof mcicy. bunging
with her syfl voice and gentle, sootlnng
ways not foi getting the noiseless blip
pore and the white apron
Aunt rchiais, TMippo-'c.nnoldmaid;
out there is no lulter blight oi di. ip
pointment upon her lifo
Fho has novel loved, and her unwoven
heart is ttill favhwith tho dew of votith
Though her lovely hail is Ust beginning
to bo thie.uicd with praj, she knows not
Iho feeling of growing old, neither elo
tho piHsing vc.irs bring any deiiuite
sense of want to liei peiuofu), miuiix na
tme, except, perhaps sometime n die!
my feeling of ineemiplet',nfr- like the
fainti st sli ulovv only of pain
lli'i e'ltv nueos tell her often, with
mail a liu and eare-s that hoi face is
the swielcst and dearest in all the woild,
tlmt fho looks "epiito tooutteily"epiaint
and lovely in her lace and muslin ker
chiefs ami her jiiotly wlnto npions , and
she alwavs uiswcr- eleiiiTcatinglv
"lint, nil, 111 Ipiii t .1111 si old filsh
mned" Keveithcless when Axf is alimu -he
looks m tho glas mul hluhc warmlv,
half uicluud toU'liivo the ir sweetwordt,
and wholly glad that the la not.vetgiow
mg homely, though t;ho feel -1 little
guilt too, as if sho ought to tin mi Then
sho tin ii" uvv i) and ljhs solfiy slu
knows not whv
.Now fate had onhuued tint when
Aunt letlni came to visit in om family
we -hould be cutci turning, as .m honor
chI ginl, our Undo Joieniiah Iturker, or
"Uncle .leri," as we children fnnuliarly
calleil him, though he was onl a diM.int
relitivetm ni fathciV fide
llo hud been knocking about for the
hiht tifttvu voairi or so in Australia, and
having amassed a considerable fortune,
rcturimil now to his native fit with the
hope of ending Ins dnvs among his km
died lie was uniuiiiricd , and hidden
litvrotly a way in his rugged bachelor
heait wai the long cherished dream of a
wife and fimsitloof bis own.
Hut after tpontling tho be-t part of
his life in rough toil, M'parated from .ill
society of women or iu fact society of
any sort bo found hinwlf lalioriiig
nuder great disadvantage.
The girls that ho knew and pluus.1
with when lie wius a boy hs.il grown m
far avvnyfro'11 him in many direetions
that he felt he had no part or lot with
them, ami so, ckly anil sadly, the hope
of ve.ii beiriui tu fade away.
It was jn-theni that dearold fa-hioned j
Mini Jetma tamo uuo nis uie; ami
irom tho Iti st moiueiit of their meeting
t'uelo Jenv appropriate d her m his
h .trt of hearts, m the one women
lici'i.illy piMvidoil him, and str.tightw iv
eliHteil her to preside ovtr tint ideal
future he had dreamed of
Iu sluirt, for the liit time in hi life
ho found himself pasioimtily in love
mid, as men of his tars are. ant to elo in
sueli c.in. hu reolid to make "hiirt
woik" of his wooing
Accordingly he spent one week in
wnt hing her every word and action and
in stiul.ving her fxce from under his
shnggy eyebrowi while he juvtendrtl to
toad his newsujr.
Another week ho devoted to following
her about and waiting upon her with
such alarming assiduity, that the little
woman began to wonder and to tremble
at she knew not what.
Finally) he grew impatient to know
his fate.
"What is the uo of heating aliout the
bush?" he said to himself, in his blunt
fashion ; "if sho don't fancy mo now,
she nover will, and I may as well know
it."
So he came in upon her one afternoon
as she sat knitting by the window, and,
nerving himself for a decisive eiToit, he
thus addressed her
'Bethia, I hain't known you long, to
be sure, but I feel better acquainted
with you to-day than I should with any
other w oman in a ear's time. Things
have chanced 'mazingly in the fifteen
ears that I've been away from home,
and the ft omen mot of all. I find I
don't know 'cm.
"The girls that I used to study out of
the same books with at school, I hear
talking now about "culture," and "art,"
and "affinities," and so on and o forth
all Greek to me. I left 'em doing
housowoik nnd knittin' stockin's, and
now I find 'em playing' on the planner,
and ravin' over pictcrs and rtatoos
things I don't know notliin' about and
what's more, I don't want to!
"The only statoos that I ever liked
tho looks on at all, is the Injun giiLs
standin' outsido of the tobacker shops. '
"And as for music why, Hcthia, I'd
rutin r hear you sing old Naomi,
tho way you did lat Sunday night, than
all their rattle nnd el titer
"I did use to think, when I was out in
Atiitraly, that when 1 como home I'd
git married and try to settle down, but I
don't s'pose any of there now fashioned,
higiifalutiu, xvomen woultl have me
with nil my money; and," sas he
ung.ilI.inUy, b "Gcoige! don't know as I
want them."
Aunt Ilethia looked mildly shocked.
"You spo," ho continued, apologetically
'we couldn't take much comfort together
'le-s wo felt somewhere nigh alike about
things, now could we'"'
"Why no," said Aunt Ilethia, candidly,
looking up at him in a meditative wav ,
'I don't sose you could."
"Anil I should hate to sco my money
fooled away on trash that I don't care a
continental for, though I know women
aie mister h inds to pcnd money, and I
mean my wife shall have plenty, too."
"I don't think all women aie extiava
gaiit, I'm sure," mill Aunt Bttliii, with
-ome show of snirit. "I know I ain't,
unless," she added, dopieeatingly; ' per
haps I am in the mattor of white aprons,
brother always said so, and I do like
plenty of clean npion- say one every
afternoon "
"My wife shall have a clean one for
every hour in the day, if the waut3!"
roired Uncle Jen y, with enthusiasm.
"And, now I think of it, by George, if
T don't believe a white apron drosses up
a woman moie than the big Kooh i-noor
could!
"And I shouldn't wonder, nftor all, if
thorn w Into nitrons has KOinctluir to do
with irar lookin' difleient from other
women oo kinder good ami old-fashioned,
yon know."
Aunt Itothi.i blushed and luighfd
"'1 hey call mu tho 'old-f ishiuned wo
man," she said, simply.
"And I mu an uld-fiiliiouiil in m,' he
siiel significant!
'I hen ho looked at hoi and met the
tattled glance of her oft eye
".Mu bo it oteurb to on, it dun. to
me, that theio's sometlnn' pcculiaily
mtert stiii' iu tho fact that I am an old
fashioned man, and ou mo an old
fashiimeil wonnn coincidence, ain't it
now?"
"Pear me,' murmured Aunt JJethii
ihoppiug a tloen stitches in her con
fusion ; "whj, no I hnelu't thought on't "
llo took her hands, with gentle fotce,
knitting-work and all, Unt over her
"Think on't now, then wiin't ou''
ant he "(. ome, Ilethi. i, be my wife
and wo will show thoweirld whatahapp f
coupln an old faruiouee( mau.iml woman
can be'"
She looke'd uj into the Inmost kindly
face, glowing elown upon her, and it
reassured her. Tho grap of bis hands
so firm v'et s) lov nig, eomjellod her, and
with a thrill, &wcet as strange, she
eijx'ne!! her heait at Imce nnd welcomed
in hu. love as Uij bird iKks ls male to
the nest.
Sho diopiK-d her hiHiI m eanftision,
and foolishly, just for the sake of sa.v ing
something, faltored .
"1 know 1 am old-fashioned "
"Old-fashioned So is a daisy' so is a
robin redbrest anel so by George, so am
1 1" And plucking upcourage, Uncle Jprry
took her face in his hands and luesed her
on Imth checks, and lasUy, on her lip.
A CARD.
Toll ho re ufferln f rom th vi rcrf Mtd In dW
crtioiju( )ojlh, iirrvi.iu rkrr, earh drc,loat
of Iuanoa, .a.l tll n( a recipe tbat evlllcureou,
I KhC OK Oil VKtlf- This jrMl rtiunl) til Um.-ot
eresl ti a nUi ourjr In SJU'n Alurricu Send fU
uldrtiwariMnotwto lilt KKV. JOsCFIl T IN J! AN,
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IPlima HE WILL HE AULK TO Sl'PPLI
1. cople of uui ot Onvoo and VI fc!nrtAit a,
Moiufratr. Tritve nupaara put up In conienient
Mui to tr lit the xkct. Kuctol In a alls! bord
lAVcjr 1hr 4U Im olulierd at the folUAln. price:
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Upl Waohltasloii,
rT ami M.lilm I'ooiWiirJ l.tJ
aWKtmit fcy loul Order er Hrt-ittird ltl.t
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MILLlsHrTTEIAKMrB riB. !.,
VmuU rcrtUntt Ortroa
USE ROSE PILLS.
coTsfrtrriox ttttEit.
An old phyflctin, retired from practice, lurtn Ud
placed In hU hands bv st East India mi.ionry the
formula of a ilmple vejetfitle remede for the speed
and permanent care bt Conjumption, tro.cMti, Cat
anh Asthma, and a'.l Ihnut and Lung Afftctlrns, also
a pos'.ttre and radicilcure for inoii9 Debility and all
Nervous Complaint, alter hivln tetrt lt ocdertul
curathe powerata thouinifl of caii-s l,a! felt It his
duty to make It knon to hi uittrkjf ftlloos. Attu
ated by Ihis motiie and a desire to re Icee human suf
fering. "I will send fr of clarxe, to all who desire It
this recipe In German, Etglh or i rtnih, with full
direction for preparing and using Sent b mall by
addressing mm stamp ana naaunc tnis paper, n . a.
NOVES, 119 Power's Block, KcK.ht.ter, N V. tiflm
Words Fail
Words fall to
express my grati
tude." say Mr.
Sklbt Oabtzs, of Nashrllle, Tenn., "tot
thee benefit! derired from v
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
HftTlng been afflktwl all my life with Scrof
ula, my system seemed saturated with it. It
eame out In Blotches , Ulcers, and Mattery
Sores, all orer my body." Mr. Carter states
that be was entirely cured by the use of
Aykr's Sarsaparilla, and since discon
tinuing Its use, eight mouths ago, Le has bad
no return of the scrofulous symptoms.
All baneful Infections of the blood art)
promptly remored by this unequalled altera-
tire.
pucriarD bv
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Ira-;gtsts; 1, six bottles for IS.
DS. JAYNE'8
AGUE MIXTURE.
A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
FOR
fever and Affile, Intermittent
unit Remittent -Tew , .1 r.
lluscla4 of dtsei")' o cuuinmn In ill parts
of Hi e World, and especially prejknt in tna
lirlous districts aud iclnae of vi iter cour?,
aro almost ineariahly acconiiiuiI,(l by more or
lsj derangement of the liver, an'l frtiiuenllv
by idefectho action of the dignvtive orgtiH.
the mere breaking of the Chill i hut a tii
towirtU completing i rarhcal .'lire, theviuous
oigins of the body, especially the stnmaeh and
liver, must be brought to a heelthv nnd vigor
ous condition before a pcimnent imv ctnlie
eftiblished, and this fact hi beeH Rpiitlly
kept in view by Dr. Jnync in hi treatment of
these complaints. The ue ef Jayne .gno
Mixture, in conjunction with J.iynu PinnlivB
Pills, as prescribed in the DiretioLs lm.h
accoinpiny ei?h bottle, will not onl
BREAK UP THE CHILLS,
but restore the sjieiu, more j.articMlarlj the
liver and i to much, to n &ounJ coalition, auJ so
pMreat a relajK uf Fcer an! Ai.e h tlinr
ouglilj. ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
an 1 the best endenie of this is tin im ari iMe
success hich has afwijs fulloivid the admin
iitrttion of thee remedn, as tteted h tho
certificates publihed annually in Ur. Jaync'
Alnianae, and tho wide spretd popuUrltyol the
.'o .Mixture in thoo di'tiats uf tho Dnite.i
btate, wLere the di-i-e lor nMch it I?
-dapted, mos prevail.
For sale by HiwJgo, Daus A Co., Agentt.
IHV(. :i.l Ttrnrsl'mrilral l.vpi i lent .
ISSS,
John A. Child
& Co.,
DRUGGISTS.
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LARGE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods.
Furnishing mmI,
Boots, Slioos,
Hals mid Cups.
V ami to build up our tia le by ntllioj;
IHSniVL (.iv.ll in Of 1IIB Bf giTll 1T il.,
at prices from
I ! :. rer ul lex
than the same goods oio lie aold for mi ireelit
the a:M INK
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lot laim-. earlaoa, stock ranees and railroads, and earv
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idIo rror The SetlsTWlcU Clalel, mad of wronfhl
iron r'pe and itel wire, tfafy all cenpatUlemln oaataaaa.
liter 2(b and dnraMMr. al.n tntke the beat aaa
sbooeit All lraa Autaraatle or Salt Opaalai flata, atM
Ca;(lt and Haatait All baa Taass Beat Wins
Mreleher and roil Anser. Alao mainaifac
tin-p Huaarira xr-lltnt Wind XoilaN fksa
nuinuintr tr, or aaarad engloes for crlndine
an 1 otbrr ilrbt work. For prlcai and partlealara aak
ht lwrr. riralpri. r addre, menttonina paper.
nFlwiaris KIIRO..rnirnllli'hmndIad-.
Dr. Allen's
PBITATE BI8PEXSABY,
ttt Kearny Htreet, Snn Frataelsro. Cat.
The Lxprrt Oprclallst. Dr. Allen, Is a regular
gTavlnated Physician from the University of Michi
ran. lie hat deotd a lifetime to the atudy of Special
diseases TOt.YU MEN
And V1DDLI-AGED MEN, ho are a .Serins; from
the effects of Youthful Indiscretion or Excesses fa
matnreryears.KKHVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
LOST MANHOOD, etc, remember that, by a combina
tion oi remediea of (treat curative power, the Doctor
has to arranged his treatment that It will not only
afford Immediate relief, but permanent cure.
MV HOHPITAL EXI'I.RILCR
(TTavtns; bean surgeon la tharre of two leading- hospital)
enables me to treat all private troublss with excellent
results. I claim to be a skillful rhislcian and Surgeon
TUOBOUOHLY Informed in my sp-cialt)
nlSEASES Of MAN.
All will receive my honest opinion of their complaints
vo experimenting. Consultations rKER and strictly
private Char.es reasonable. Call or address: DR.
ALLEN, 20 K ear n St. San Francisco, Cal. Office
hours, S to 8 da 1 , 7 to S evening. ljanSl tt
DK. SPINNEY,
o.ll Kearny fr.(an trancinro.tni. Tre&t
ill Chronic anil SnccUl dlieaics. lOUMIr. HEX
'ho mar la fluffertnir from the e fleets of youthful foi
lltor indiscretion ill tic well to aviil themgelre- of
thlj, the gTMtest boon cvtr laid at the feet of surrerln?
humanity. Or. Splnnej will guarantee to forfeit $j00
for every case of wcaknesa or private diseases of any
kind or character which he undertakes and falls to cur
M 1 1 D t E X . K D M K .
There are many at the ite ot SO to S ho are troubIe-1
with too frequent eatnat!on of the bladder, often ao
oompauled b a alight stiiartliKr or lurninp sensation
and a eaketilnjr of the sj stem in a manner the patient
eon not account frr. On exauiinky tho urinary de
posit a ropy ledtaient will often be found, and some
times small particle" of albumen uill appear, or the
colorwlllbeathln.mllklsh hae.agalnchinpingrto a dark
and torpid appearance. There are many men i.hodI
of this difficulty, umorant of the cauoe, which Is ths
second stage of slminal weakness Dr 8 .will gnarantes)
a perfect cure In all such canes, and a healthy restora
tion of the genito urlnar orffana Office hours 10 to
4 and 6 to 8 Sundaji from 10 to 11 A M, Consulta
tion free. Thorough examination and i-dvtce,t5 Call
oraddrrM DK SPINVF.Y & CO. No. 11 Kearney
street, San Frintlaco, Cal Ijan8i-W
DR. MINTIE,
Specialist KHd Gradaale.
-llaTO 11 KEARNY STREET, San Francisco, Cal ,
IX Treata all Cbr.Hlr, Special aad rrlraU
Bltcax with WonttrrftU Saccesa.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
It a certain Cru for Knr.
out Dbbiutt, LOST MAX-
HtSSJB. raOSTATO&RHOM,
and all the evil effacta cf
Youthful follies 4 txeenet.
UB. H1F.TIC. who Is a
Rmciju. Pbvsicia, Out
tjati or nn VxivaaaiTT or
PiNietTLTlMA, Kill acre
to forfeit IMS fcr a case of
tbla kind that U. TIT A I
smTaStUTitff. (node,
his special adilceaoatJnyat4
Atlra. VrltmlM it. bottle: Four t'DIM
the quantity, 6. m tof"J address, confideoUairj,
In private addteu If aeslrtd, 6f "" t?
A. E MDJTIK, M.D , 11 Kearny St , 8. F., Cal.
aTSacd for pamphlet and list of qneatlona
81MrUI ROTTLF. VKEE
Will be sent to any one applying by latter, statlojf
symptom, sex and age. Strict tecrety In regard t.
ail)
.11 buslneiS transavtlorn.
JanilU
THE
l)K. LIElEKa'S
rrtiuic iujii.tARi.
oo Cwrj St , San Francisco, Cl
C'ondurted by tj ralifiod Thjalciain
an I Sanson r ,u! ir (Jrjduatea
Tho eili,-.i kpi 1 MlUt Intra
Uultul "taUi, hi- lilt iom K
irrnr p. rfict niethod anil pure
nKdl.ire, in.ure mlkiiv and rcn
MrTii Kes of all Private, Chronic
and iservou D staei, Atfoi.tions rf
t'10 ItliMiel, kla, klilney a, Blael
tier, l'tiiieii.n., I Icera. Ulel
Mirr. HMrllliiu "t the (.land,
-mi- vlnulh. IhriMt, Hour
laln.luru io.ntl innitamUr-d
lyu.l fron the sihliin for life.
M-RUnil? ''cbiiitr. uji..
nCniUlJO te-uii. xenilnat
I11..1', M'xinil llrraj, flrntnl
anil I'lijiiral llrlni', I'all
Incllrninri, Mruk Fjra.Mnal
! nrtrlirpinrul, Impediment
In Ylurrliise. rlr.. rimi erea
r or ulliful lr. ur any
1.1IK1, lrrilil), iu Til) and
firlialeh e nieit.
Ol,Ma. MIHDLB-e.Or.1. L OLD
ni'n.audall honeeiiintMlI,alklll and Kiirrleiicr
couult the ul 1 l-'uropian I hal Un at once His opin
bn wsta m thins, and ma sue future rniery and
shame. V hen inconetiiient to vialt the citv for treat
ineut, moiiiclriu can Ite cnt r.rruhtre bv eaprctui
itr fmsn oliarrniluu. It U lelf evident that a
phyaiciaa vho i,i,a his whole attention to a claasof
disea-eesaifalaa errat skill. and ph;-.cuntLrough
nut t'leoonntrj, liiomcs this frtriieiitly nconunrnd
diflUiiit cue to the tlldrat prrlallal, bv vrboui
ceery ksaetn zoml rraifaly I um.tl. The Doctor's
iter and I tirrlru4rnil.ei. his r pinion of aapretae
ImpurlMmr
TrA,11iCieuhncall ee na one but the Docter Con
tultatiou I'llKK and .ai rrdlj rvaNdrallal. Ca
vthl.li have filled in obtaining rilitf etwwtiere especi
ally aohcitcd rtrnae dica-a suceesfullv treated.
The Isorlar will aree to forfe t t,e tor a ca.e
underUVen, not curnl. Gill r nte. Hour. Dally
If m II A. it ti 1. H , e US eveninm, hundava,
I to I onlj. -K.B toe nir MaMrtai.r fiuta le,
IIiulti! , Srxr Kara. Address as above
DR. UEBIG'S
Wonderful German Invigorater
t'trmanrnll) prevints all Unnatural Lows from the
attetn, Unea the Kerve), atrrnhenir the lnusje,
chra.kath waste, invnrratea the ahole system and
re-torr the aftli. ted 10 llralta and Hai pine..
The ream m n.any cat not jet cured of weakne'a
an 1 the abovi dlaeaa-a la cui ( te a eomplloation.
ulled PKClftTATORllllfM. which riouirea pe uliar
trwilliierit. DR. LIKBllT'. IWIOOHTelK Is lli.only
cur. fo 11t.nrritoaKii, vIth jculjr Speiial Treat
roe t.u.ed at the I.lf.liK, lllsj cnsaM
yrlc or Ikr lavlrnraliir, S J. I'a'e .f .i
taitt -.l3. s-tit to an addrj., ei.vervd .varel
trvm oUeresAion
Mot p ftf ! elertriv We free to pat 11 wtv.
To rainETia'KoaiKartt,liiiji ir nir INVlGOIi
TOI! a . rnrria oiva. 1 a rr 1 KI1C t.n.u.utlo.i
free-and invt
e.Jloraddn- I ICHII. Iltl tlct.
!. Mr..t,au frandM-u, lid.
filvate entrant 0S yu- nrcit. lour MocLa up
li.arv Mreit from h.n... i,ifi .,it.i,rw. .K.n.t.l.
U-rn.r l-cu ftorr, l.j.nslif
DR. H. SMITH.
D
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tt.Tn na,..A-.3 I.. .. ... . .
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uDuer. Tt.o atarin: ArllrkUl Tteth that do not.
lot. wb.'L or tht dUaipire th.ii ia.T. il do etl to
e-illon HR.II. emrii.aedt-ttaKlot teeih that will
aaacou lvl. nannl ar.m All WarV War
raalrrl OtllCK-In afcoris b:L. over Uya
.wre, oalaaa. UJaaM
n"?Sfiastfifjaa
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