WILLAMKTTK FAKMEJi: tiALEM, OREGON, OCTOBER 3, 1884.
d&nrrtni 7faUtrntm$.
Oilgiiial.
THE rtRST OP AUTUMN.
iiv fi.mo wn.nwoon.
Autumn luiowt din own; another ily
Tho nitnl wimli of his flrtt rcun
Come, u.i tclva months ago, attain
Jk'nding tlio poplara In a way,
Anil wiih tit t tutiif BupprcxiOil refrain
That ioiks of thliit, to think, not .ay.
Kay, nny! Lot Autumn toll tho talc.
Anil toll it just at toM to inc,
Tint noiio rii Miml hut ROinu tiny lot,
Anil Itno noinotrhitof thoughta that nli,
Or frihti'ii ilouht that Mich thuuhl he,
J.11111111I as ini'U livu itmluwilutiil,
Tlinru l no timu ilku till for thought ; ,
With k'to mill iliut '.lie ilaji mo yono
Ouco hlaril upon tho liilli at morn,
Whim nigh no liruath if 'olato lirotijjlit;
I'or Hututmr, loiutcoun at ilawu,
Dlioar-'M tro long her glasa forgot.
I'mloil aii'l aliruiilion, fow tho nyn
'J'liat oiro to leu her onco tint jiloainlj
Kirly Hought ami ai noon itincxinurl
With Mnnton Arc, thoiomaneo illcnj
Mellower tint havo now apncnrcil
OII'jihu of dust and (taring nklo.
Tho lien' l o'r; cool tho hrrnlli
Of fruitful Autumn, ami tho halm
Ami tho iiiciniiriii", ami thu oilin,
II all impllra Iho "low in" ol iluith,
'J'noy limo with rtttful mm In no ittalni,
An pout' iiiinil, or prutdiur, miltli.
Men yearn hut onco m o.ion thay ilitl,
Kur Autumn's hohcrnett luliin;
Tho mill nt leinjtli nil lifo ik-acrie
Ami all tlmt imintli of pinion hhl;
"Wo follow mill a dream Hut Mm ;
Hut truth huihli on its pyramid.
I'owr lrnvi-s nro fallen, jut thuy fill j'
Tho miII iw fruit thay half tonce.il
You orchard nlon bIIII rovo.il j
In louihsr mood the pUturrn nil;
Tho hux'.ii U fiiwliiilug, I'ornllohli kind,
And rainy kn n worn over all.
Jlut thu I inoim nUry ; now,
Kvi'ii now, swift II isheil along tho hllU
lVrmotiltnry liri(htn'N imti;
And ridVy pur, or mountaiti hrotv,
1'ir to Iho ("iHhmnl l.nrm In rillc,
And puii'r -itiiKMplitii' uUit.
Tho Blue Clinmljcr.
A small parly of l.i(li(.Hiuiil cutitliinipii
oii(;iigt'il in foiivi'iMiitiuii vvoro Hittin-,'
after (liiinor in tin.' hjudous groiimU or
:iii aueii'iit manor.
Tlio doom of tho intniNliin Hlood with
ojh'ii. 'I'll" I'vrniiiK liii'czc u'liNjK'ri'il
anil iiii-tlt'd iIiiiiiikIi tho luiinulios of tlio
luio liiiili'iitf. tlio nliailuws jiiiw longor
and longer, iiuVlilacIt lmnntitli tlio leafy
I oof uf IxingliH, liyhtor on tlio imtuluvj of
turf.
It uimu mild eiiimupr ovon'nu. "till,
joL full of hUiiiiijo, mybturious t Ih;
tlio HOft hrt'czo
iM'iiriny with it
lloatcd into the l o-s,
Iho licaw fnirKlinoo of ,
Iho llonoif. In tlio KatlioiinK luM; tho
niuinliori of tlio croup fuulilM'tiivuly m
awliotlior.
ConvoiH.ilion limutiNliril, pnslut; from
Hiilijoct to Kiilijtvt , no oho hotiiiKil in-
.innl to outer upon a lcnj;lliyilisouMion.
.stiiiilt'iily, ouo of Iho party hojj.m to
loluto an aumloto of it gho.t ho hint
uvii on n u ovcniiiK l'l' tl"- 'Iho plan
W.W HUCfOSiflll. SoVOIItl tlllo followed J
hut tho voting dauhtor of tho 1ioum,
Atiuu, I'onliutiod to uk for moio. It m
m aintiKiiiK to hour tlico inttnollous
titoiios iningino the whito ami Mack
bpwluM inoxiii' noiiohwly in tlono
hIiiuIow or duz.lliif, ntoonlilit. fool a
Htniugo horror chill hor hlood, and thou
lonn niiiuht hor uiothor, finding hafoty
in hor onilu.uo. Sho ooitld not oiuluro
Oamliilato HoUt'h way of t.iKinj; thoo
HtoriiM ; hi cornful rominoiits toro ugly
loiitK in tho thoiiiuy oil in whifli hIio
wrappoil hoiolf.
Ho wiim a uiiHliual htmlcut and had
ituortod many similar thing in tho
hospital. It wax owiiiK to'iokno net
int; upon ddl'crcnt iudivitlunl'. Kithor
tho I iont, wlion his ngiumiin iis
'am; I i itiMl. n t-vtd, in v '.i 'hi
moon was shining, for a phuutoni, and
the tdiiickiiiK of tho wind in old houscn
for ghotly orioMind tho ohiuk of ohuinn,
or tho wholo itlVuir was puro halluoimt
(ion. A poison in a healthy uoiiunl con
dition uoor kiw gho'tN
tno Mioio luiiy oppoMti -nt viow
Thoro was Mtioly homo
hottom of all tliOMi tales. Thoro woro a
thousand things which
could not lo e-
idaiuiHl by natural calico. i
Anna was wniiiilv mwiii 1 hv ILiMV
younger lirvthcr, Victor, who had aniv
M at the bonne with him (hat moining;
though ho was influenced more by
courtesy to tho pretty, young girl than
1houuo ho really felt nny fear of ghosts,
lie could not bear to havo his brother
appear to place himself in such contempt
uous opposition to a pair of such beauti
ful, bright eyes, o he fought a stout bat
tle iiguiiist his own convictions.
"The history of such things," said the
cniidiilnto, "ifl contrary to Hound sense
and lcnson. Thoy aro niiserahlo rcl'cs of
thu dnrknefls of tho Middlo Ages, which
enn only check progress. It would bo nn
utterly idiotic jirococding for deud folks
to walk abroad and terrify tho living.
Tradition carrioH such talcH from genera
tion to goiiomtion, and if not mibjcctcd
in puvur" Hoiuiiunu uiiiiuipiu, iiu-y luuiui
their vitality and arc believed. It i tho
sanio kind of superstition as that which
iiiiikos'niiiip!o folk afraid to sit thirteen
at table. Jniiiiii-ca'csoiit of ton nothing
hnpponc and there iim'tover ono pcrsort
who think of tho niattor. Jn the tenth,
perhaps, ono of the company dies, which
I is coitaiuly in accordance with tho courno
ol nature. Jiietumly it ih Haul: "ion
rotnember; wo wit thirteen at tablo that
day." Ho tho superstition obtains notuinh
uient for n long time. No, thank (lod,
the fresh breeze if knowledge will swoop
away all Mich things like dark, uuwholo
HOtlll) fogH."
"Vom, weold people must ho pardoned,"
tho mintros8 of tho hoino eontly inter-
po-ed ; "wo don't como no much In con
tact with tho frorth Invito of ucionco as
pci Imps wootijjht. We livo, they H.iy,
wholly in tradition, and this thrives no
where h well as in an old manor like
Huh. It is voir difllcult to releaao our-
Helves from tho ideas in which wo were
t oared, anil which our;iucohloiHlKiliovciJ.
I am far from what is called Hiipor-
'stitious; I havo never been in contact
with thoM) strange (.piritn, yet not for all
tho wotld would ImIcoii in the blue chain
In r."
"Tho hltio cliiiiiilmr!' nried tho wholo
party in tniica ofUHtouitdimout.
"Vos, wo havo hero its in ho many old
manor Iioikim, a room that in said to bo
hutuitoil. Aluny hundred ycaro ago a
man was murdered lucre, iiikImuco then
glnmts have taken poetsion of it. Tho
Hcrvants talk of htrango Hounds and
sightH ; none of (hem like to pa it after
dark."
"1 was Mlting thinking that I should
bo delighted to occupy a real haunted
chamber," Mild lloln'tt tpiiotly. ''It is a
sin to havo it tvinain unused forever.
I'orhapH I can lull) dispel this foolish
HUpoitditinn, for I tun convinced I Hhall
sleep uuilUtiirliwl."
At lirst the miMrcss of tho houso
would not listen to such a plan, hut
when tlio whole party uigou and Anna
olapod hor aims bfnochlngly annual
hor neck, she a! last it Idod.
Anna thought the hi homo wonderfully
inteiotmir.
'It is really toriililu that you daro
oiituro.)Cauiliilato IIolntH)"shosnid,"but
I hope you will look leally fiiglitcncd
when you como to break fait in tho morn
iug." iViior siuiiier ino wnoic pany went. 10
the
liluo cliuiniicr, whieli mcaiillme lino
been put in oilier to iccoivo tho guot.
Kvory corner waa cxaininod with tlio ut
most cam.
Tho atmojphero was somewhat oppres
sive, though (ho windows were now open.
The room wasfoMom ventilated, nnd the
half mouldy air tool: tho hlvrty of
fettling in tho furiiituro and cur'aius.
It had evidently always Isirno tho name
of the 'blue chnuihcr'iilthough tho thiol;
carpet was now faded. Tho furniture was
now xory si Italy, but wlmt articles re
mained were old-fashioned. "While time
lfad transformed everything oho in tho
nuoiout manor, makilig tin stiff, em veil
o'liiiruivo way to comfortable aiinchu r ,
land the old chiinuoy pieces to the tilo
" oves, hum room xecmrii ui iiiim- precorv
isi in louiier nppoaranro. n was lie
livcrcd over to tho spirits of tho past: no
ono had attempted to drag It into the
present. An article w men mil not con
tiibuto least hi enabling it to retain its
ancient chanictor was tho huge, exquis
itely carved four-poft bedstead, which
occupied a large poitiou of tho room.
The apartment was tho last ouo in the
wing of tho manor, looking out upon the
grove, but so near the ground that a per
son, by tho display of some little agility,
might climb up.
"It is not Impossible," said Hoist, after
a thorough examination of the chamber,
"that the nocturnal noicos mentioned
may havo been made by vagabonds who
settled thonixolves hero fora comfortable
night's tost ; Victor, do nu tho favor to
get my two pistols; thoy aro in niv
travelling satchel; but don't meddle witi
:.. . .....1...1 i . . r. .. i fi.. :ii.
1
tho luggers, thoy aro loaded."
Victor wont away with alight, and
soon after brought tho pistols to his
biothcr. Tho latter primed them freshly,
put on new caps and laid them on the
table.
"Now good night, Indies and gentle
men, I wiidi yotiallascomfortahloa rent
as I expect to havo myself."
"(iood night, wicKod Freethinker."
said Anna, half admiiingly. "I hopo.vou
will havo dllTVrout opinions in the morn
ing." As they went out Victor whliporod to
nn.i "I'll answer fm it that he uliall
bo thoroughly frightened."
The door was looked and Candidate
Ho)t remained tdotio in tho blue cham
ber. The sounds of footsteps and voices
died away ; ho listened at tho door, but
all wa still.
lining to the window he stood thcie a
, few minute looking at tho irovo. Tho
truth at thel01 "'K''1 hrevzo stirred tho leaves and
I nianeiies. winy uio nearest irws coiiin
I lu'dimlv distinL'uinhod. llevonil all was
.deiiM. impenetrable darkness, for theiv
was neither moon nor star?, in tho sky.
"Jl really VOty nu-0 to Ih) IIVO Iroin
I Madam l.uiia," caid las She is so fond
ot intruding nun playing tno spy on
oiiMhlo folk, fpito of drawn cm tain.
For tho rest, this is an uncommonly
comfortable room. I'robably not one of
tho whole part) will have so gonl a bod
to lie in us my lucky self.
";?o a man was murdeiod here, and for
the sake of this legond the room has now
stood empty hundreds of yours. Hone
could see a few blood stains or sim'lar
horrors but there's no trace of anything
of the sort, When matchless power su
perstition has, oven in our onliKhtched
daysl I shall consider it a good deed to
drivo it from this comfoitablo strong
hold."
Lighting a cigar, ho paced to and fro
smoking, then walked aiottnd tho bed
and cloed his eyes witli a half elluddor.
"How timidly the young girl, Anna, is
pressing nor pretty faco against the pil
low at tho thought that any human be
ing daioi to sloop in tho blue chamber.
Sho won't ovim vonturo to put out hor
night lamp for fear of seointr tho friirht-
fill whita slmpo thut must speedily come
up tiero mid destroy mo.
Whilo thus soliloquizing ho undiosed,
opened tho canopied bed, and rosolulely
extinguished tho lain).
Thoro was no sound in tho room ; only
it seemed us if ho could hoar a rustling
noiso like criokots and a mysterious tick
ing, as tho famous denthwatch was tin
der tlio carpet Ho lay listening a mo
ment, board the night wind sigh through
tho trees and tho great clock of the
m m r slriko cloven, and ho foil asleep.
At tho end of an hour ho suddenly
started up in bed, having heard a sound
like tho oponing of a door. A strange,
shuddering sensation ran through bis
limbs as ho stared lived ly into the rumi
and behold a while form moving slowly
towards the bed.
Terror overpowered him, but tho next
instant ho l-ognincd bis coolness a"d
shoiilod in a linn voice, "Whole therol"
No answer, but tho shapj remained
standing in tho middle of tho floor.
"Who's there'' Answer, or as euro as I
live I'll fire," ho called again, cooking
his pistol.
Ho was onco moro tho quiet, cold
blooded phytdciau, ho had sitrqly heard
the cruikiui: of a door; it must boa mini,
a rascal, a murderer perhaps, but no
spectre.
Yet, spito of tho pistol's warning snap
the figure did not move.
"Who goes thoio?" he called again.
Still no sound disturbed the silence of
the room.
The physician stretched out his arm
and llrcd.
A Hash of light illumined the dusky
chamber and tho report shook tho old
tapestry. Scarcely had tho sound died
away when a Imr-t of discordant, jeer
ing, a lleudish laughter greeted him, and
soiiicthini! lull d struck his foiehead. It
was iho bullet
Si i;:ed with teiriblo dread, ho llrcd the
other pi-tol at tho motionless white
fiiim ; again the frightful laughter echo
ed through thu room and the bullet fell
heavily back on his own breast
With a loud shiiel: he sank down on
tho bed.
I bo form glided noisolcssly out of tho
di r.
Jaiily tho next morning, while Anna
was wiitoiing hcrllowcrs, Victor catiio up
to tier.
"Whew is your brother?'' sho askod
"He i'U't up yet, poor follow. Ho bus
had a terrible fright."
"What was iff"
If vou'll promiso to keep silcneo I'll
toll tho wholo story. To levengo myself
on mm J played ghost, lirst taking caie
to draw tlio milieu from lus pir-tols t lint
ho might not use tiiowi).iponitnckle"'ly.
Wrapjx-d in sheets I visited him and
threw the balls back at his head when he
tired."
"Nothing could ho better!'' cclahned
Anna.
"lint promUo me not to speak of it.
Your mother might bo vexed, and he
him-elf niiiht not lo undeceived."
"Trust me I'll be as mule as tho
grave."
Tho physician didnotcoino; breakfast
waited in vain. At last some of tho gentle
men went to wake him. Ho lay with
his head stielehed over tho edgo of the
bed , his mouth was wide open, his oyis
wcie starting from their sockets and his
hair was as whita us chalk. I.ifo had
vanished. His discharged pistols were
found by hlnsido. One weok after Victor
was taken to tho insane asylum.
Fall Settinc of Raspberries. Etc
There are many things that strongly
favor fall setting of raspberries and bl ack
bon ies.
First Thi'io has been and will bo for
two or thice years to como an immense
demand for plants, and the planters at tho
north not getting toady to plant before
the latter part of April ami lirst of May,
have found it impossible to find plants,
whilo if such had set in the fall thoy
would have had a tine plantation grow
ing and not been disappointed in getting
plants.
Second -There Is moro time U do it
well iu the fall than spring and by being
done- then tho work is oh from one's
hands.
ThlidBy in ' "t in the fall thov
aro more apt to all giow and make uni
form rows than if set iu tho spring and
to make a much larger growth the first
seaon.
Fourth The sprout starts early iu
tho sprint', and being handled is easily
broken oil', while if sot in the fall this is
not done.
We aio most decided iu doing our -el-ting
hereafter iu the fall, and when sot
at tiiat season wo advise either throwing
over well hill or plant a forkful of man
lire or drawing up a bank of earth over
thein and drawing it away iu tho spring.
We, like all other fruit growers, mv
not paiticularly driven in the fall, while
in the spring wo aro badly worked, hnnl
ly knowing which job to do first, and
hence tho more wo can do iu the fall tho
bettor shape our work is iu in tho spring,
and lastly, fall set plants will make a
much better growth than those set in tho
spring and yield a much better crop tho
first louring year. .
Wo do not, however, recommend sot
ting iu tho fallen naturally wot ground.
Fruit Cultivator.
I TAttentton Bee Men Partner Wanted.
A man who knows how to handlo bees
or who is willing to b'c taught who
is capable, honost and industrious and
a'good salesman', can find a situation by
by applying at this oilico with satisfac
tory refTerences. Must furnish a pair
of hordes with a spring wngon no
other capital required. auglOm
fONSIIMIIIO.V C'MU'.I).
An old plijslcUt), retired from piacliuo, ti 1n;liiil
pliecl In hli hand by ti Rut InUlt inlnloimrir tlio
formula of a tlinplo vegetable rctiicly for thu iproilj
ui permanent curr ot rontumiition. llri rliHI, Cat
Brill Aath-va. ami all lhm.it nnd I, in? MTo tl-n, alio
np-xltho ami radical cute for Nctinus Ie1p:lityril Mi
Ncriotn Complaint", niter li'Vlnt tmt il IU wonderful
curative owers In Ihoii'aniii, of cms I1.11 flt It Ills
duty to iinko it known to hU tulfcrli k f ilnwa. Aitti
aled by 1I1I1 moth 0 ami aile,Ir lo rulovo human auf
frrhljf. 1 will lend f rw of cl aw, to all ho d tire It
O1I1 recipe In (Urnian, ttlMi or rr.ntli, wlili full
dlrcctlnHfor prcpirliiir and lulny. 8,-nt by nail h)
aiiii'CMinir wiiii itamn ana nanuti una piper, .a
liijf
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CO.. iftoiiIir.,ei.t-u,liU.
USE ROSE PILLS
NEWj
jaeaaiaaarrTTv.
wn I II.
CfcO. PAYNKa
STROWBRIDGE
t' "vaC QjKii-i;'; 'V - ; "1 1i
WER
iiV
THE CHEAPEST!
THE SIMPLEST!
How all p-nUti", ;nas arl, lliw, lt, ahon, fer
tlllztrn-iin 1 ever thlua iniiilriinr broad-iwitliuf
any iiuantltv T acn- lieltcr and fatter than by
any either tiicttial. HVi:4 Hl'l'l byeowlnif t
IH-rfrclly Mii Somm n(imlf or double riixl,
nil nn cither or Iwth eldoanf waiton A'ol Hfertft
Iu irtmf.n tho aii d la not thrown up Into tho air.
l'Kltl'Kl'TI.V SIAII'l.i:. Iteadlly attaelied
Inauywairunorrart l.ut n llfi--t Itne. Can
lm iim'iI wherever wavmi inn Imi driven. Team
wnlklnifiineiiiltofOf(Miroc ro of wheat Crap
onr-faiirtli luracr than when drlllrd. Heud
aUuup for clreulcrairlvluif lenna aud iMtlinoulala.
C. W. DOpR.Troasuror
RACINE SEEDER CO.
177 Main St., Don Molnos, town.
TheW THRESHER
THE NEW MASSILLON
Ul.nO. 0H nnJRd Inch f'il.tirfa. I.uttt h
nUSSHLL&CO., Massillon, 0..
Ana aniii h reliable irnl ti.r Hind for
Nnnlb..r.
tk'rnt
KI7.SSELIJ A CO.,
Ilrnurli llamr, rorllaml. Orrsnu.
Juiillf
riiiv.ni: iiftiT..H.utv.
f?rnriiy rtlrrrl, s-nu liniirl.ro, Oil.
rjMio I JCperl Hiie 1I11IUI, Dr. Allen, la a nirutar
J graduated rhjilcl in from Hit Unlveralty ef iilclil
pan. He hu dot d a lifetime, tu the atudy of fcpclal
dlaeatea. V I' . 1 .11 I.
Ant VIDDLE-AOKI) Jlt.V, who art flerln; from
tin Tecta nf Youthful In lictcllon er Kxccaea In
matureryiara.NKUVOUtl and rUYMCALDr.llll.ITY.
MIST t A.MIOOI), etc., -remember that, by a combina
tion of Tcmedlea rf great curatlro ijower. tho Doclnr
ltaa 10 arranuod Mi treitnicnl tint It will not uc!y
afford lmmrdlile relief, but permanent cure.
.my iio-i'ital i.ri:icii:M'R
(ITiTlnf been aurgron lm harre of two Itadlnu hoapltali)
enabliinie to treat all pr ralo tronblta wllh cicill.nt
rcaultt. I claim to bo a aklllful I'hj elcUn and Surgeon
TllOUd'OllLY Inf irmwl Id my ii clalty
DlrtKlrtLS OV 31 IN.
All will recelireiny huuiat rilnloiiof ihtlrcomplalnU
o eipirluinitiinr. 0. iiniltAlltni rar and attklly
prlrat Char.ua uaioiuVlo. Call o- addrraa: DK.
ALLlV, MJ K'earny m San IriiicUco. Oil. Otllca
hour, B to 3 d ly, J to 8 cTtning. lJanSI-tt
151R. MINTIE,
Hprrlallal nnd tirnilnntr.
T0 It KBAItN Y BTIIKKT, 6an Franclaro, Cl ,
ll Treat, nil a'liroiilr, Kperlul una rrlral
ITlarnar irllh VTomlrrrul Hurccaa,
THE GREAT ENGLISII REMEDY.
li a certain Ccm for NlRT
0C Drbiutt, LOHT MAY
II it 11 1, rtUTAToaaiiau,
ard all the aall cftjcU ol
Youlhful fclllni aoeaae.
DK.JIIMII. wholt a
IUoi.ua I'iiTainix, Ou
viTiormi Uvoaajrrr or
1'asnaTLYisu. will agre
to forfeit IJCJO fcr a ou. ol
th'a kind thu t' VITAt
K-.1TOKATlt (uod.r
LU artadal ad vie and treaU
maot) will not ur. l'rlc,'l) a bottle! Four tmaa
th Quantity, (t. , 8tbt to any addrau. coafldaUalljr,
UpriraUoddraiailf dtau-td, br
A. E. UI.NTIK.U.D ,11 Kearny St. 9. T., CU.
ttaTDoad for pamphlet and lilt ol queatlona.
HAiUfLU BOTTLE VUlfi
Will b tent to any ont applying by latter, itattn
rrmptomt, tei and art. 8Ukt itcruy to regard t
oil
.11 butlntaa tranaacUuna,
JartttU
TIIK
II. Lii:itirs
rim. in. iiiai'iaviui.
4(0 flotry tU, San Franelaeo, Cal.
CoudueUd by liiialllled I'hjtlcUna
and rlurs'ion-r juUr GraduaUe.
tniit ailtlct XM-rlullal In tho
L'nlud btatu, whot LuauiMi r-UKir.sir,)i-rfeet
nitthcxl and pure
medlcloe, lioifte umiiv and rex
Mtr n-KM ol ill I'mate. Chrenli!
and Ninoua I) aeaaif. Affection of
the llltmil.Milu. kid nc) a, mad
der, f riipllim., I Ic-rra, old
hurra, hrllliia r llir 4.laiiil,
burr Muulli, Tlinnil, Hour
fnllK.lHni'au nil; tiiridamlcrad
Icatod from tho i atrm for life.
NERVOUS SSffnSSi
loa.ra, rirxunl lleru), Mrlllal
and I'lij. Irm Mrabnraa. I'hII
Iiiz Vlriiiiirj, Urub )ra,hun.
ril li-irliiiiiiriii,liiiiriiinrnla
Iu Jlurrlnar. etc.. n-mu rrra
c or joiillimi iKlllm. or nny
ciin.f, )rilll3, aurrl) nnd
irltalrl) riti-nl.
VOUM). 11ll1l1LK.An1.-11 .1 nin
m n.anlallwhonecdrueJlcalM.III and i:itrrlenre
uu.iti. ,iiv 111.1 curvprau i n3.i ian at once. Ilia opin
ion cet. n .tlilnjf, and uu a.tc fumro nilrr) and
.aanu liu: 1 nonunWrit to lt tlio itv for treat
mtnt, ine.lU'lno can lm ten. rtryhir L) (.pr,
frn- rrniii tili.ri ui-liiii. It it )' cti ml that a
I'llt.loail who L'lli. hi. ulinla ttrnlmn in ,),.,!
dlHUitnltnliiiKii'iil.ltlll.aiidph;.lclviatl.rcu.-b.
out thecounln-, knom.- ml., friipieutlt recommend
ditUcmt cam to the olilol tra lnlll, by whom
eery Uniniii uinl rrmrilt la tianl. 'rheOcxIor'
Israml ti-tli-iirtiuukcal.ltoplalcncf iiintciiir
liiiiurfniirr
tJ.The,ae ho call ir no one bm the Dwti r Con.
ul;.tIonnilKnJ.urrrlh ruiillilrnllal. Caw,
Hhkli hae failed In oUialnin; reluf elrhtrecaperl
ullj Mlhited Ft-uule la.ea'e. aunra-fulh treatnl
riic lUtlnr will a.-reeto mrfnt il.OCII for a caae
unUrUkui. not vmtu Call cr write, lloura. Dalit
fnmll A. M t. 4 l H C to S evening; 8unU..
10 to It oulj MD n,k nn. tMTakir IUiiie to
HtAiiu , 5tt nil AJdn-.a a alote
DR. LIEBIG'S
Wonderful German Invicorator
rrn.aiif nil. pretrilt M 1 iulurl ho from the
tttteni, twice th nerea, ttrenthrn. the unitcl-..
cheek. hj waate, iiniscwte tho whole .ttin am!
rcatorea the afflicted 10 Hcaltn and llapplnfr...
The rno naaj ugim wt cured cf weakntat
aim the alote dl.eawa la owl if to a i-omnllcatlon
culled PKOSTATOKIillEA. w hlch r euuTrt,' wXl
trwtment. UK. UEOIU'a 1XV IllOIl ATOH la ibe onl
cniefj I'RriTcajim, with pdciliar riveU) Treat
ment. ud at the LIE1II0 DISITNSAin
ff,,r!,;e !rl"' luii8onilur,. c.e 0f ,X
bottlct. 10. Snt to anj addrea., coiere-d aecurel
froraothcna ion. ,
Uo.tpwerfi I electric Wit. free to patient.
?lt,n",Wl"!'",,uu, '" MISVIOOU.
Ir and "riut" " hkM rREE- 5,"u-u'
Call or aUrwa- LI KB 14. IIIMTS 1UY.
400 Oeai) Strect.San Francuieo Cl
DlvaU entrance. 404 Man alreeLfour blocka un
Oeary btrcet fron. Kcir,), MU, 1 enl.anc. arougS
Oi.rena.ry Drug Store. v l.J.nSJtc
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