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Softly tho warm rain pittcred dotn,
As wo crossed tho bridge and tho hillaido
s'ccp,
Ami cams to tho gates of the quaint old
town,
tfcattcd cloae In tho valley deep.
lion and women along tho way,
Tree and flowor and fenci and wall,
Slirincs for tho weary to kneol nod pray,
Strango and sharmlng wcro each nud nil.
Scampering tut from tho arohway old,
Children danced In a noisy baud,
With ci lea and antics manifold,
Kich entreating with open hand,
Into n storm of ploading they broke,
Not to bo alighted and not to bo stayed j
Very poor were (ha llttlo folk,
Very eager they begged mid prayed.
Out of a ptoturo of Tenters' tlicy1
With llfo and motion scorned to havo
topped t
The eldest boy, In n coat of gy,
Capod and hooded, cloia to us crept.
And Into his hand wo straightway slipped
A bright now silver grnaohon lair,
Away to tho edgo of the road ho slipped
To look at Ids troituro in qulot tlicro.
Never In all lili Ufa buforc
Had such a trcaMtro born his koopj
Aod he lurnnd tho wondorfnl money o'er
Iu a dago of J jy did ho wako or alccp?
Kii heavy, round, dull tirnlp-faco
llroko Into a smllo Irom car to car,
Still as a stono h itood for a space
You never taw aught 10 droll and queer,
And swift bo ran, llko a thing poisoned,
Till ho c.tmo to a stntuo closo to tho wall
11m Holy Mary, who stood nnd blessed
Kvcry ono passing her, great or small,
Tliwn buforo her be want, and then
In twouty somorsots, round and round,
Tu lidded this iiiaorcst of llttlo men,
lb a rtpturo of oipors all over thn ground,
Mover a word to us did ho say,
Not, I'm sure, that bo nioMit to bo rudo,
llut that was bis vory curious way
Of showing his joy and hli gratitude.
To the Il-.ly Msry lie took it all,
We had on him that gift bestowed j
flo bo rollod At bur fict like a bumiii bill,
And daitud oir dowu tho dripping rotd.
Ofton tbatpleture dooa memory paint,
And I stand with tho strange little crowd
again,
Aud laugh to think of the soena so quaint,
At Kruiburg vatcs In tho pouring rain.
CWu Thultr In February Wide A mile.
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The Story of Catherine.
I'olur tlio gronl, wlio wuh born iu Mos
cow, on Juno 10, 1(572, nml died in HU
I'olornburir, on Fcl. 8, 1723, wm tho
Uiupcror who in iv few yearn clmiiKid
Ituwin from n country of hnlf-envngo
UHh' into u grout KuroiKmii nation. Ho
wtH onco visiting ono of hie i (lU-em, nnd
saw in liU Iioiiko a young j;ii. who lit
traded liU ntteution by her Utility nud
gr.uwful iiiiiiiiiern. TIiIh girl wm n
prihoner, uituied Martini, and alio wns
living tin n iwt of Fcrvnnt nnd liouso
Vetipor in tliu family of tlio Hussian
ollleer. Sho had boon token lmsonor
when tlio town ulio lived in was captured.
Nobody know?, even to thin dap, exactly
Alio ulio wiih, except that Hho wiih a poor
orphan jjirl, who had lieon hrouglit up
by it villago clorgyman ; hut it in to bo
Icliovotl that liur futhor was a l.ivoninn
Itonannt.
MiiiUm' beauty nnd tlio brightness of
lor mind pleaned tlio Ihnporor o much
Umt aflor a whilo ho niiulo up 1jh mi ml
to marry her, iu npito of her htnnblo
origin. IV tor wns in tho habit of doing
pretty much as ho ploasod, whether his
Mobled liked it or not, but oven ho dared
not mako n euptivo peasant girl tlio
KiuprH of It inula. Ho tlioroforo
married hor privately, in tho puvonco of
a fow of his nearest friondu, who were
cli.ugetl to keep tho turret, lleforo tho
nmrriugo took place, ho hud Miirtlin
Imptlr.ed in tho ltuwiau Church and
clmngoil her name to Uatheiiue.
Now, Voter hud a b.sd li i" 1 f 1 wing
Ms temper, and getting so r. t. Mm
tell into tits. Ah ho watt i.a r' Hmto
lnomucli, and could do wJiatoverhelikiHl,
it was very dangerous for anybody to go
near him when ho wan uugry. Ho could
havo a head chopped off as easily as he
could order his breakfast, Hut ho was
very fond of Catherine, and bho was tho
only person who was not in tho least
afraid ol hint. Hho soon learned how to
innuago him, nnd even in his worst fits
alio could soothe and unlet tho old bear.
l'oter was nearly always at war, and
iu Hpito of the hardships nud dangers of
tho battle-field, Cnthoriuo nearly always
marched with him at tho head of tho
rmy. Tho Boldiora woudored at her
bravery, and learned to liko heriuoro
I Kin anybody else. If food waa scarce
llo roiuU rough, aud tlio marches long,
Hoy rememborod that Catherine, waa
with Uiem.tuyl wero ashamed to grumble.
If ihQ could stand the hardships Mid
fnco tho clangors, they thought rough
soldiers ought not to complain.
Catherino wna a wJbo woman, ns well
as a brnvo ono. Sho soon learned ih
much of tho art of war a Peter knew,
nnd in every timo of doubt or difficulty
her ndvico was asked, nnd hor opinion
counted for ns much as if sho hod been
ono of tho gcucrals. Alloreho had thus
shown how nblo a woman sho wns, and
hud won tho friendship of everybody
about hor by hor good temper and hor
pleasant ways, l'oter public announced
his marringo and declared Catherino to
iw his wife nnd Czarina. Hut atill ho did
not crown her.
This wns in tho yonr 1711, nndim
mediately aftcnvnrd Peter marched Into
tho Turkish country at tlio head of '10,
000 mon. This army was not nearly largo
enough to mrot tho Turks, but Petor had
armies in different places, and ordorcd
all of them to meet him on tho march.
For various reasons all these armies fail
ed to join him, and ho found himself in
a Turkish proyineo with a vory small
number of troops. Tho danger was so
groat that ho ordered Catherino and all
tlio olbor women to go buck to a plnco
of eafoty. Hut Catherino would not go.
Sho had 4kndo up her mind to slay with
Peter at Uio bond of tho army, nnd was
so obstinato nbout it that nt last Peter
gnvo hor lcavo to remain. Then tho
wive of tho genomic, and (In ally of the
lowor olllocrs, wanted to stay also. Sho
persuaded Peter to let them do co, nnd
tho end was that tho women nil staid
with tho nnny.
Kvorytliing went against Peter on this
march. Tho woather was vory dry.
.Swarms of locusts wero in tho country,
eating everything green. Thoro was no
food for tho homos, and many of them
starved to death. It was hard for tho
UussiiuiH to go forward or to go backward.
and harder Mill to stay whero thoy were.
At last tho soldiers iu front reported
that tho Turks woro coming, and Peter
fcoon saw a groat nrmy of 2J0;000 fiorco
MohIquib iu front of his llttlo force,
which counted up only US.uw men. Boo
ing tho odds against him, ho gnvo tho
order to retreat, nnd tho nrmy bogun its
backward march. As it nenrod tho river
Pruth n now dungor showed itsolf. Tho
advanco guard nrouglit word that u
(rent force of snvneoUrim Tnrtnrs hold
tlio oilier bank of tlio rivor, completely
cultiing off Peter's retreat.
Tlio state of things socmed hopeless.
With i!00,000 Turks on ono side, and a
Htrong force of Grim Tnrtnra holding u
rivor on tho other, Petor's little, army
was completely hemmed iu. Thero wnH
no water iu tho camp, and whon the
soldiers wont to tho river for it, tho Tar-
tars on the otlior shore kept up a licrco
light witli them. A great hordo of .Tur
kish cavalrv tried hard to cut off tho
supply ontiroly by pushing thomiolves
belyvoon Peter's camp nnd tlio river, but
the lliiMiauH managed to ropuuo them
by hard fighting, and to keep a road open
to tho river.
Peter knew now that unless help
should como to him in somo shapo, and
that very quickly, ho must loso not only
his army, but his empire nlso, for if the
Tories could take him prisoner, it wns
certain thnt his many onomles would
soon conquer Iliuma, nml divulo tho
country among thomsolves. Ho saw no
chnnoj ol help coming, nut no mnuo up
his mind to tight iih long as ho could.
Ho formed his men in a hollow square,
with tho womon in tho middle, nnd
faced his enemies.
Tho Turks Hung themnolvcs in great
nintwcs upon his lines, trying to crush
the litllo forco of Uuasians by more
nuinbors. Hut Peter's bmvo men ro
moniboicd that Catherino was Inside
their square, and they stood firmly at
their postB, driving back tho Turks with
frightful slaughter. Again nnd again
and again they fell upon his lines in
heavy masses, and again and again and
again they wero driven back, leaving tho
fluid hlaok with their dead. This could not
go on forever, of course, and both sides
saw what tho ond must bo. As tho Turks
had many times more inon than Poter, it
waa plain thnt tlioy womu win oy ucsiroy
ing all tho UussiaiiH.
Kor three days nnd nightH tho terriblo
slaughter went on. Peter's men boat
back tho Turks at every charge, but
every hour their lino grow thinnor. At
tho end of tho third 1(1,000 of thoir bravo
comrades lay dead upon tho field, and
only 22,000 remained to fnco tho enemy.
Toward night on tho third day, a
terriblo rumor spread through their
camp. A whisper ran aiong tuo line
tlurt tho ammunition was given out. a
few more shots from each soldier's gun,
and thero would bo nothing loft to tight
with. Then Petor fell into tho tho sulks.
As long as ho could tight ho had kept up
his spirits, hut now that all was lost, and
his great career seemed near to its end,
ho grow angry and went to his tent to
hno ono of his savage fits. Ho gave
orders that uolody should como near
him, nnd thoro was no oilicer or soldier
In nil tho army who would havo dared
outer tho tent where ho lay in his
dangerous mood.
llut if Poter had given up in despair,
Catherine had not. In spito of Peter's
order and his nnuer. sho boldy went into
his tent, nnd asked him togivo hor leave
to put an end to tho war by making u
tuvity of ikmco with tho Turks if bho
could. It teemed nlisurd to talk of such
a thing, or to expect tho Turks to mako
peaco on any such terms when they had
m) good a chance to eouquer Peter, onco
for nil, and to mako him their prisoner,
Nobody but Catherine, porhaps. would
havo thoujiht of such a thing, but Cath
erino was ti womun born for great affairs,
aud sno had no thought of giving up
any chance thero might.bo to save Peter
ami tho empire.
Mat first dilueuliy was with Poter him
self. Bho could not offer terms of peace
to tho Turks until Petor cavo her leave.
and promised, to fullfill whatevor bargain
mannirod thfs part of tho matter, nnd
then set to work at tho greatest task of
dealing with tlio Turks.
Sho know thnt tho Turkish army was
miuor tuo command o: too urniiu Vizier
nnd sho know somothing of tho ways of
Grand Viziers. It was not worth while
to send nny kind of messenger to a Tur
kish commnnder without sonding him
nlso a bribe in tho shnpo of n present,
nnd Cathcrinn was Buro that tho bribe
must bo a very largo ono to buy tho
penco sho wanted. Hut whero was bIio
to get tho present? Thero was no
monoy in Peter's army chest, nnd noway
of getting any from Itussia. Cntherine
wns not discouraged by that fact. She
first got together all her own jewels, and
then went to all tho officers' wives nnd
nskod oach of them for whntovor bIio had
that was valuablo monoy, jowols and
plate. Sho gavo ooch of them n recoipt
'or what sho took, and promised to pay
them tho value of their goods when she
should got back to Moscow. Sho wont
in this way throughout tho camp, and
got together all tho money, all tho
jewels, nnd nil tho silver pinto that woro
to bo found in tho nrmy. No ono person
hid much, of courso; but when tho
things wcro collected, tiicy mndo a very
rich present, or bribe, for tlio Grand Viz
ior. With this for n boginning, pathorino
ninti nnnviimwl flin firnnd Vfainr Hint It
was better to mako penco with Itussia
than to run tho risic ol having to 113111
tho groat nrmics already marching to
ward Turkey. After somo bargaining,
sho secured a treaty which allowed Peter
to go luck to llusin in safety, and thus
sho Baved tho Czar and tho empire. A
fow years Inter, Peter crowned hor hb
KmprobS of Itussia, and when ho died
ho named her ns tho fittest porsou to be
bin successor on tho throno.
Thus tho ponsnnt girl of Livonia, who
was mndo a captivo in war, and a servant,
roco by her genius nnd courngo to bo the
solo ruler of n great empire the first
woman who over reigned over llupsin.
It is n strnngo but truo story. Hariier's
Young People.
Thu Old Gentleman's Mlstalto.
"Nico child, vory nice child," observed
nu old goiitlomau, crossing tho aisle nnd
addressing tho mothor of tho boy who
hud just hit him in tho oyo with n wad
of paper. ''How old aro you, my son?"
"Nono of your businosil" replied tho
youngster, taking aim at another pas
senger. "Pino boy," smiled tho old
man, as tho parent regarded her offspring
with pride. "A romnrknblo lino boy.
What is your name, my son?' "Puddin
Tamol'' shouted tho youngster, with n
gigglo at his own wit. ''I thought so,"
continued tho old man, pleasantly. "If
you had givon mo threo guesses at it,
that would havo been tho first ono I
would huvo siriiok on. Now, Puddin',
you enn blow tlioso things pretty
straight, can't you?" "You hot!"
squealed tho boy, dolighlcd at tho com
pliment, ''."co mo take that old follow
over thorol "iso, nor cscinuwu inn
old gentleman, luihtily. " Try it on tho
old woman I wns sitting with. Sho has
boys of hor own, and sho won't mind."
"Can't vou hit tlio Indy for tho gentle-
mnn. Johnnvr" nskod tho fond parent.
Johnny drow a bond nnd landed n pellet
right on tho end 01 1110 oiuwomaus
nose. Hut sho did mhul it, and rising in
lier wrath soared down on tho small bov
liko a blizzard. Sho put him over tho
lino, rovorsod him, ran him backward
till ho didn't know which end 0" him
was front, and finally dropped hirn into
tlio scared mother's lap with a bonediction
whereof tho purport was that sho would
bo back in a moment and sink him
alive. "Sho didn't scorn to liko it, did
she, Puddin't" smiled tho old gentle
man, softly. "Sho's a perfect stranger
to me, but I understand sho is tho ma
tron of a truants' homo, nud I thought
sho would liko n littlo fun; but I was
mistaken." And tho old gonllenian
sighod sweetly as ho wont buck to his
fccnt.
Moltlnc ou) Beeswax.
I will not say who of our family can
mako the most muss while molting out
wax, but ovon tho worst ono cannot
mako much muss my way of melting;
but by tlio boiling out process thoro is
too much chance for it. I havo tried
both ways, nnd know of what I say. I
take tho pieces of comb, press them to
gether in ns Binnll a compass ns possiblo
without too much trouble ; thou put it In
to tho largo dipper that fills tho oven, or
In two small ones 11 prororrcu. .muko up
a good fire nnd put tlio pans in tho oven.
In n verv hhort timo it will bo molted.
Thou I havo a tlUU ready, nlso a hoop
eovord with houso lining, and pour the
melted comb into tho dish tlugh tho
cloth. Thou I fill up my pan, set it back
into tho oven, aud taKo tip my iin-
nromntu strainer, from which all tho
wax will havo dropped by this timo, and
empty the refuse into tho stovo to mako
firo for melting out moro wax. Tho
wax in that way is pure and clean, and
much whiter than when boiled, becauso
tho water takes out tho dirt and coloring
matter in tho comb nnd mixes it with the
wax : and I can do it much faster and
with much less wood, which is qnito an
item iu somo places. Try it and sco if
it is not tho best way.
Attention Bee Men. Partner Wanted.
A man who knows how to handle bees
or who is willing to bo taught who
is cnnablc. honest nml Industrious nnd
a good salesman, can rind a situation by
by applying nt this ofllco with satisfac
tory rofforences. Must furnish n pair
of horses with a spring wagon no
other capital required.
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COXSUMPTION CUBED.
An old phytic), retired from practice, hiring litd
place In hli huniU tjp an Ent India mIslonrr ths
formula of a simple vegetable remedy for tho peed)
and permanent cure ol foniumption, nrmchltl", Cat
arrh, Aithma, and ill throat and Lung Affection, also
a positive and radical cure for Nervous Uol(ilit) and all
Nervous CompUlnts, alter tmln U'Rttd Iti wonderful
curative powers In thousands of cues, has felt It his
duty to make It known to his sulferli.fr felloas. Actu
ated by this motive and a desire to roileve human tuf
firing. I will send free of charge, to all who desire It,
Ihti recipe In Otrmnn, English or French, with full
direction1! for preparing and using. Sunt by mall by
addressing with stamp and naming this paper, W. A.
NOYKS, Hi Toner's Illoclf, Itochestor, N.Y. r.Om
A CARD.
To all who irs suffering from the eirors and India
eretloni of youth, nervou. vtcakresr. earlr decay, loss
of manhood, Ac,, I will send a recipe that will cure you,
FIlKR OP CIIAUnK. This great remedy was dlscor.
crcd by a missionary In ScuUi America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the 11KV. JOSEPH T. IXMAN,
Station D, New York City, Adr. 21msrly
oho
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NOTICE TO FARMERS,
And all Interested In Fruit Drying.
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ALBANY, t t t OREGON
Manufacture to order
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O
might make with them. Bho pr bos. For sale by Fort Soa, ly
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marir
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mill: NK.r SESSrOS' OF THE AOItlCULTUnAL
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tuorwr huihI. Untc.tel luilsn tjutcn.ti &0. Totfd
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arrltal guarantee.1. Trice list free.
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DENTISTRY.
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Jenveef Wesley Host ell, Howell Tralrle.
All Morli done on en Hljle, nnd autlrr
lien (unrnnlertl. lliuartl
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treats the Diseases ef Pomtstle Animals.
VI,L qneatlons pertaining to the pretcaslnn, ana.
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THINK OF IT NOW i
Although inui-li Is s.ild nlout tlu linpr.
taneeof a Mivxl urlfjlni; iiHtllcliio, It limy 1-4
oetlb!e that the mli. t luu never nriouiy
clalmetl )nurntte:illin. TltluLt'j it nn.r'
AlniMt t fry person has some form of sorf
ulous ikiImiu Lit.'iit In 111 I'll,, When this
tlerelos Iu Mnfiilou Snrcn. I'lcvm, ur
Krui)tloiiii,or In the form of Itlu'iiiimlUm,
or Orjpinlo DUciiifs, tho sutferliiR that eiu
sues Is terriblo. Ileneotliecnlltuilerif tlicuo
Mho dlsco er, as thousands ) oarly do, tlut
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will thoroujliljr emdlcate this evil from ths
()"stem.
As well expect life without air ns health
without pure blood, Cloanso tbo blood 1tn
AVKtt'a SAUsAr.vuii.ia.
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Dr. Allen's
rmvATK nifirn.MABT,
'IS, Kearny Htrerl, Mnn VrnnrJsro, Cnl.
ake l.xvert Hiirrlnllal, Dr. Allen, Is a regular
graduated I'hjtlclin from ths Uolvsrslty of liichl.
ran. He has dsvot-d a llfettms to ths study of Sixdil
dlseasask V O U N MKN
An4 VIDDLK-AOED MEN, who are liffrrlni from
ths 4eets of Youthful Indiscretion er lUcea.es la
niatiirer years.NEUVOUS and 1'IIYBICAL DKDILITY,
L08T M AN1IOOO, etc,, remember Uiat, by a combina
tion ct remedies of treat curative power, the Doctor
has w arranrod his trsatment that It will not only
afford Immrdlste relief, but permanent cure.
MY HOSPITAL EXrKKIKCR
(tTavlnjr been surgeon lucharre of two Icadlnihospltats)
enabl.sme to treat all private troublss with exoellrni
rraults. I claim to be a skillful 1'hjalcUn and Surreoa
THOU0UO1ILY Informed In my sn'clilty
I)CA(IEH OV MAX.
Allwt'l receive my honest opinion of thrlreomplslnts
vo siperlrecntinir. Cjniultallon. rsai snd strklly
prlvat Chsr.es reasonable. Call o- addreui DU.
ALI.E.V, ti Kearny ht. Ban Francisco, Cal. Office
hours, B to 3 da ly, 7 to 8 evening. IJanSMf
UR. MUST TIE,
npeetsllst nnt Crailnale.
VTO-11 KKAUNY hTIlECT, Ban Kranclsto, Cal ,
i Trent, nil Clironlr, Hpeelnl nnd r rivals
lilarnses wltli IVonderful Hucccss.
THE GRBAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Is a certain Cuai for Nssv
ovs Desiutt, I.IIHT A.M.
HUI)1, 1'aosTatoaaiicia,
and all ths evil tffxtt of
Youthful follies It ssecstes.
UK. SIlNTir. who Is a
Rtot'Lia I'liisinas, (liu.
van or ma Usnsurrr or
I'sxxsTtTAXu. will srres
to forfeit liCO fcr a ease ot
th's kind that tie VITAL
ULSTOKAlltl.', (under
i;lli
L4 3 krafl
H hL f neclal advice and treat-
fries, I). a bottle; Four
mantlwlll not curs, riles 1 l.a bottle: Four tmes
ths quantltr, f t. Beiit to aiiy address, confidentially,
In private address If desired, br
A. K. 1I1NT1K, U.D , 11 Kearny 8t, B. T., Cal.
tP"dst-d for pamphlet snd list of questions.
HlKPLIi noTTLK KUKR
Will be ssnt to any on applying by Isttsr, stating
CTmptoms, iex and eg. Strict secrssy In regard t
all buttneta trMitactlons, Janstf
T1IK
IK. LIEKIG'S
l'KIVATK UlAfKMiAUY.
400 Oeary St., San Francisco, Cal.
Condurtcd by Qualified Physicians
and Surgeons r gular Graduates.
JTTtiu Olile.t aprclHll.t In the
United States, uhose Lira-Loud u.
rasiiics, perlect nethod and pure
Dicm:irv, inaurs araaur anu raa
mxasr ct'xu of alt lrivste, Chtcnlo
and Nervous Dseaaes, ASm liens of
the IlloeU, Milli, Klilne s.lllml.
tier, tru il lull., I leera. Slid
Horea, Hwrlllns or the (llamls,
bore Jloulh, Throat, Unite
I nlus, prmani nlly cured and trad.
Icatttl from the st stem for life.
IlLlllUUO teuey. Sriiiliinl
Lussrs, firxual Uttny, Urn IhI
nnd I'liysleitl M'raknens. I'nll.
liiKllrmory. lVsiini)f,flMnt
el I)('veliiiiiieiil,liiiprliinriits
tu Vlurrlnue. rlr., rnini exerts
rniir joiilliriit folllra. or nny
r.ni.r, !CMllly, snTcly nnd
prltulrl) rtirril.
OUMI. illllDI.K.AOED A OID
mn, snd sll who need medical M.lll and llxperleitre
ouiuil tne oiii curopean l njsi.un at once, ills opin
ion coats ii'ithlng, and may site future ml-ery and
.tiame. When lucomcnlent to visit the city for trent
incut, medicine can be sent otrywhere by esprcss
free lrum olxi-iviuluii. It is rell-evl tut that a
uh.stoai who uivis Ida w hole s ttei.tlon to a class cf
i!leiiiltnlh ureal sklll.and physician. thrculi
ou tiwcoii'r , nolnis t'ls, fniuci.tly reconmuud
ditBcutnui to tl.o l.lcl SprcluIUI, by wtom
every know it cnoUrenirdy Is uhhI, The Doctor's
.tne and i:iirilrure makeshia opinion of suuierue
lliiinrluurr.
ItlThcse ho call see no one but the Pocter, Con
sultation F1IEK and surrcillj euullilrnlliil. Cases
whifh have faired In obtaining rtlitf elachtre eerMd
ally solicited Female diseae tuccesJully treated.
The liurtor lll a:ree to forfeit 1 1,000 for a case
undertaken, not cuied. Call or rite. Hours. Dal'y
fr m 'J A. M.. to i P. Jl., a to S evenings; Sundays.
10 to It only. ErD roa tui SairraauT Cuds to
llsinil , Skm Faas. Address as abot e,
DR. LIEBIG'S
Wondorful Germnn Xnvigorator
rcruancntly prevents all Unnatural Lo- (rooi the
sjttem, tones the nerves, strengthen the reusclfs,
chevksthe waste, InvlKorates te whole system snd
restores the affilcteU to Hcalta and Happiness.
The reason to many can not get cuied of wraknefs
snd the above dUeasrs Is owl r to i complication,
called PKOSTATOKIUIES.. whfch requires pTu'lw
treatment, lilt, LIKBIQ-S INYiaOnATOll li lbs only
cure fo FansTiroatiisa. with peculiar EreclaJ Trsat.
msnt. uwt at the LIEUIO DISPENSARY.
k.1.! f Vf '""Xsi.rsilor.W. Care of six
bottles, lift, Sent to any address, covered securelr
fremotMcrva'ion.
Uo.t n-)erfcl elcetrle belts frt to patients.
.I0J,mo7.JUlW,J?I"'tI,01,l ' TBii.sviooa-
ATORAtlBoraaaiTloiOKSaxrrBEE. ConsuiUUoo
free and private
Call or addrwst LIKBIC BISPKMftAstY.
n.i . . 4MOeV;s.nFranclseo,Cal.
PilvaU entrance, tositason street, lour bliks up
Oeary SUtetfrom Kearny, Utia enttaae througb
DtepMsary Prug Store. lljanSttl
uWjj
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