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LATE NEWS SUMMARY.
Forelzn cusid Domestic
St. John has opened the Prohibition
campaign for 1883 in Illinois.
At Stromsberz. ; Neb., two married
women eloped with a saloonkeeper.
It ia estimated that the wheat harvest
in Texas will average 23 bushels per acre.
An election riot occurred in Lampassas,
Mexico, recently, in which three men were
; Killed outright.
The President has amxrinted Israel Law-
ton to be Superintendent of the Mint at
: San Francisco.
Parnell and several followers will visit
America in tbe Autumn to raise funds for
the political campaign.
James Kussell Lowe lis name ia men
tioned ia connection with the. vacant pres-
i idency of Cornell University.
KAndlem&n's cotton f artnrv in Randolnh
County, N. C, was partially destroyed by
I fire, the loss reacting $l50,uuu.
Over 10.COO tons of metal have been used
in tne construction of tne ironclad lieu Don,
I recently launched at London.
The steamer Joe Fleming, owned by a I
cl r i r l - - -1 1
Ob. ijouis orewiug company, was outjicu
at Juupue, m tne loss being $3U,ww.
A Kale on the Newfoundland coast re-
cently wrecked several fishing-boats, caus
ing the drowning of several persons.
By an exnlosion of a soda fountain at
btranjrs trrug store at mttsourg, d ames
Mcuonneu, a cierK, was tatauy injured.
While standioz in the door of their resi
dence at Mendota, Missouri, a father and
son named Kinley were killed by lightning.
Five hundred policemen in citizens'
clothes are still employed in guarding the
puuxic uu-icea oi uouatm agauuib uyiuuui-
ters.
Frank Bvers. who was convicted of wife
beating at Baltimore, was sentenced to
six months in jail and to receive fifteen
lasnes. -..:
Farmers in Illinois are busy replanting
com, some for the third time. Never be
fore was there such a universal failure in
the seed. .-.i
Near Jacksonville. Arkansas. Martin
West, a planter, was assassinated by his
son-in-law, Al Clemens, who used a Win
chester rifle.
Confederate Memorial Dav was observed
i at Norfolk. Va. All nlaces of business was
closed and the nararf a was th larcAt avpt
A terrible Mnlnsinn rrwilr tiIap.a -Tun a lftr.h
t in the Pendbury colliery near Manchester.
liunittuu' uver iw men were Kiiieo, many
eamg large iamuies.
-a jJTencn gunooat, naving on board a
crew of ninetv-tw Dei-sons' is renorted to
have been lost during the hurricane in the
uuii or Aden on June 3.
The towns of Leutschan. in Huncrarr.
and Tysnan, In West Hungary, have been
paruy destroyed by lorest nres, and lour-
teen persons burned to death. -.
The ravages of the Hessian-fly will
cause an estimated loss or. 40,uuu busbeis
in the wheat crop of Richland Township.
TCk lama rrw-i fVmTifir 'M'ltViirron
xae ssew x or ban&s used to Day 3 Der
cent, interest on margin deposits, but fast
month the rate was reduced to 2 per cent.
! uiu uun uuo uuitt uuijr uuera xg.
While sailintr on thn TIplnwnrA Hwr
?er.a.J - f
alter mm, and botn were drowned.
IV bUlvC ICaiQ lUUUllCtUuUiCUt lUi fcHC
ceny of $350 from his divorced wife.
Cass Corwine, well known as an artist
who made a specialty of sketching blooded
i stocK from me. committed suicide at Lin-
cola, 111., by shooting himself through the
nead. .
There is great excitement .in Ripley
county, Jtto., over tne discovery ol silver.
One company has ordered machinery and
win employ $uu miners to develop its prop
erty. :
The steamer Peerless, valued at $50,000.
was burned to the water's edge at Monte-
bello, Untario. An excursion party was
aboard the vessel when the fire broke out,
but escaped uninjured. ;
At rarentum, tr&., tne explosion or a
can of petroleum, to which one of the lads
applied a lighted match, fatally burned
the three sons aged seven, five and
two-yof Henry Altmeyer.
A sail boat containing twenty men was'
run down near Philadelphia by the excur
sion steamer uoiumoia on the uelaware
river. Two drowned bodies are supposed
to nave been carried out by the tide.
At New Orleans, garroters attacked
James Stafford, a wealthy butcher, with
slung shots. An officer came to his rescue.
and during the melee Joseph Martin, one
of the garroters, was shot and instantly
Killed.
Official information has been received at
Paris to the effect that the French dis
patch boat Renard, recently reported lost
in the Indian ocean, foundered in a. cy
clone and all the crew, numbering 127
souls, were drowned.
Ferd's Hotel at Richmond. Va.. cut hit
throat with a larsre carvintr knife and
jumped from the third story of the build
ing, falling in an almost unrecognizable
mass upon tne pavement.
The casualties of the recent tornado in
Iowa foot ud seventeen nersons killed and
sixty wounded. Tne damage is over $1,
ouu.uuu. jviany neartrending scenes oc
curred, and many houses were ruined, and
also many public edifices.
un account or tne reduction or tne ap
propriationtfor West Pennsylvania Hos
pital, in Pittsburg, sixty-five old soldiers
were notified that they must seek other
quarters. In notifying comrades, General
bweitzer was visibly affected.
Reports from Indian Territory state
that Ben Williamson, Pete Moore and
George Morgan, members of a gang of
desperadoes and horse and cattle thieves
were overtaken by a vigilance committee!
near Healton, and hanged to a tree.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
a warrant for $15,000 to the Director Gen
eral of the New Orleans Exposition and
the head of the Woman's Department, to
be used exclusively in payment of claims
against the Woman s Department.
a man and
i woman named lay lor were struck by
lightning. The woman was killed in
I stantly and the man died the f ollowinsr
morning. A child who was sitting on the
game seat with the Daren ts was not hurt.
A train on the new cable road at Kansas
City, rushed down a steep incline and col-
lirlArt with ,nntho, trafn lOnact Hnhas
a passenger, naa ootn nis legs amputated
and wiu die. Tnree otners were seriously
injured. The grip man got excited and
lost control.
The Pike's Peak Hallway, which will be i
a operation probably next year, will be
be most noticeable track in the world. It
zf:7J,nlL:f Ln?
the sea level.
The Naval Advisory Board have reoues-
ted Secretary Whitney to appoint a court
oi inquiry to investigate tneir omciai ac
! tion in connection with the construction
of the Dolphin, They say they have been
maligned by the press, and that nothing
else will satisfy them.
Mrs. Caroline Amber, aged 56 years.
wife of a German stonemason of Madison.
Wis., suicided by casting herself from the
pier at Angleworm Station into Third
lake. She was very proud, and, being
poor, was unable to occupy the station ; in
i life she coveted, hence her tragic act.
While T. J. Law. owner of a bar&re
on W8 nver, was uuung wim a woman in
herdoorvard at St. Paul, Otto Lavensky.
a if oie, snoc aim iiiruuK" tae dock, m.iiubk
i him instantly. Lavenskys son, while
t working on Law's barge fell overheard and
was drowned. Lavensky swere vengeance
! and laid in wait for him.
At Osgood. Ohio, Turner Graham and
wife (colored) were killed by a mob, armed
witn snotguns. ; urauam is a uwwr, ana
both he and his wife were addicted to
drink and were quarrelsome. They were
harmless to others. They had been away
during the fore'partot the night, and when
they returned the mob riddled them with
shot,
SILENT PIANOS.
Mate Instrument that Bdaee the Strata
Upon the Player's Senae of Hearing:.
Josefly, the pianist, practices hours
daily upon a dumb piano; Von Bulow
carries one witii him in his travels to
keep up his practice; and Liszt is said
to use one assitlnouslj. The object of
substituting a silent instrument, which
is said to be growing in favor with mu
sicians, is to subordinate the sense of
hearing in practice, and to protect the
player from the nervous fatigue pro
duced by the u ;e of that sense, at the
same time that the senses of sight and
toucn are employed, a stilled musi
cian said recently that the - exhaustion
from practicing upon a piano was
a - . ... -&
greater than most persons imagined.
He doubted whether a street-paver was
as much exhausted by a day's labor as
a man who is obliged to practice all
thr3 afternoon. He favored the use of a
piano that made no noise. He had
heard a physician say that the nervous
leadachss of young women in mus cal
conservatories were largely due to the
d;n of practice, and it was often thought
that tn:s no se impaired the musical
sense. The mute piano makes the per-
lormer depend upon nis eye and his
touch, and enforces more attention to
the score, so that he will be able to g( t
a notion of the mus'c upon sight read
ing.
Jlhere are some mute pianos in New
York and several in Boston. The first
one sent to this country ; came from
Weimar, and after the model of this
one others were constructed. The
mute piano has a full keyboard and has
the appearance of an ordinary piano,
but there is neither sounding-board nor
strings within the instrument. The
keys are weighted with lead and pro
vided with springs which cause them
to quickly go back to their places when
touched. The tensron may bo regu
lated so as to correspond with the
piano to be used tor playing tho music
with sounds. Then the touch need not
be varied and the sounding piano need
not be used except to correct errors in
the shading of notes. It is further
claimed that it is economy to use a
mute piano, ' as an expert will play
havoc with a good piano in two or
thr -e years' hard practice.
The muscular and nervous strength
required in modern exhibition playing
is surpns ngly great iaellen, of Bal
timore, has so worked upon the mus
cles of his fingers as to be able to sur
prise his acquaintances with feats of
digital strength and nerve. Caireno.
with a very small hand, can crush the
lingers of a strong man without movingl
her arm. lhis power comes from long
practice, which, to the devotee, is lim
ited only by endurance, and it is ex
pected that the mute piano will in
crease practice, and accordingly de
velop more brilliant and difficult pi.vio
pLiy.ng. The instruments are inex
pensive, but are made only when or
dered. A piano manufacturer savs
that they should not cost over $ 25 or
$30, as one can easily be made out of a
cast-off instrument N. Y. Sun.
HOIHOW.
A Chinese City With Novel Smells RlT&llngr
the Far-Famed Smell of Cologne.
Ho'how is not an attractive town.
The streets of the suburb outside the
wall are even narrower than those o
ordinary small towns in China, much
dirtierl and the visitor, who has already
some knowledge o China, detects a
few var'et'es of bad smell that impress
him with the idea of absolute novelty.
The inhabitants show the mixed types
of Fok'en and Kwang-tung. with such
Indigenous elements as have, duraig
many thousands of years, been find ng
their way here from the mainland of
the peninsula of Father Ind a, or the
islands that lie to the southward of it.
They are well-d'sposed and far less cu
lious than the Chinese of mainland cit
ies. ,The shops contain such Chinese
goods as are suited to a population of
this class, with odds and ends of Euro
pean and American notions which have
within thirty years found their way to
the most retired villages in the interior
of Asra. The markers make a liberal
display of fish and pork, whioh is con
sidered the diet in China, and,
what can not be seen e'ss
where, a kind of water-snake
(for sale at the fish-stalls), which is
esteemed a delicacy by the HaJnane?e.
The dress is" with some variations, that
of the Kwang-tung provinces. The
language heard in the streets is so dif
ferent from that of the mainland as to
be hardly intelligble to a native of
Canton. The houses ar? of lava-stone,
or brick, one story in height, and
though swarming with p'gs. dos. and
rermln, are permament and comforta-.
t le in a climate that is always cool and
sometime cold in winter. The resi-denea-;
of the merchants and officials are
spac ous. The guilds have large halls,
or detached bu ldings, consp'cuous by
the'r Ch nee ornaments in front, their
two lofty poles bearing: husre baskets.
an.l a stnea whr thAt.riAY nnrigin.
tations are occasionally eiven. The
wall of the old town is not crenelated.
The stieets within it are broader and
cleaner and the shops larger and better
stocked. The foreigners connected
with the ciis'.oms and consulates are
' comfortablv domesticated in Chinese
''owes, no European residences hi ving
be n buUt during the e'ght years since
so how became an open port. Vor.
San Francisco Chronicle.
His Fame Reaches England.
Scribble, brothers scribble," for
evtn thrones, principalities, and pow
ers are not denied you in these i days.
Has not the throne of the S'oux. which
recently became vacant, been conferred
on an American journalist, a certain
Mr. Stanley Huntley? This lucky mon
arch has, it is said, already givei or
ders to a well-known London firm to
construct spec'alh' for himself a throne
of unique des'gn, "while he has also or
dered from the same house a crown
scepter, and regal a all complete. As
soon as these a -e ready, h s Majesty
will be duly instated under the melli
fluous title of Waa-Peyli-Wan-Khan
He h:i3 already issued a proclamation
to the United States Government, .n
wh'ch he expresses the hope that , they
will continue to recognize the independ
ence of the Indians and refrain from
molest'ng them. This is something
like promotion. We mar well leave
peerages to men of letters when throne3
are given to us "gentlemen of the
press." Pall Mall Gazette.
LESSCJ? A HAST0D0JT.
The tusks of a mastodon rrnt!v fminA
in Illinois weighed 175 pounds each. What
have been capable of having 1 And such
i jucuraiia i s euraigiA, or nerve-ache, gen
e rally proceeds from a disorded condition
ot the blood. Browns Iron Bitters en
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KSS. KAEY A. UVESIICIIE.
A few years ago the health of Mrs. Liv
ermore became so impaired that she was
forced to retire from the lecture field.
How and by what means she was restored
to health is related in an interesting letter
to Drs. Starkey & Falen, or Philadelphia,
dated Feb. , 1884. From this letter we
make the following extract :
Four years ago this spring, at the end
of a very severe and exhaustive winter's
work, I found myself utterlybreken down
tn health My superb constitmtiem nan
hitherto carried me triumphantly through
every task I had imposed on myself. But
I tea now completely prostrated icith no
power of recuperation. ; I could sleep but
two or three hours of tne twenty-imr,ana
then only in a semi-sitting position, be
cause of a difficulty of breathing suffered
excrutiaUnalv from sciatica and neural'
gia of the stomach experienced the tor
merit of indiacstion. and the train, of ills
that follow, and was harassed by optical
illusions, which were a source of great
discomfort, although I knew them to be
illusions. My mental depression was as
severe as mtf rthvsical prostration. I be
lieved the hopeless invalidism, which I
had dreaded, had come to me, and my
chief aim was to hide myself from friends
and acquaintances who were afflicted on
my account ; V , .
u My physician recommended a trip to
Europe. The change brought no radical
improvement While in England some
American acquaintances told us of the
Compound Oxygen and were enthusiastic
in its praises.
"Mv husband Immediately ordered a
Home Treatment. I used it for a month,
punctiliously obeying' the directions, be
fore I becran to rally. Then my return to
good health was rapid, and since then I
have enjoyed almost uninterruptea per
fect health and youthful vigor. I resumed
work immediately, and have assiduously
followed the most laborious vocation ever
since, although long past the time of life
wnen it is considered saie to ton severely
and unremlttlnely.
; In another letter Mrs. Livermore says :
"I have alwavs and everywhere pro
claimed the excellence of the Compound
Oxveen. I could not live without it. un
less I abandoned all my work and simply
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" THE
OLD
RELIADLC."
25 YEARS
IN USE.
Ihs Greatest Hedieal Triumph of the Aget
Indorsed all overt he World.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Lossofarjpetlte. Nausea, bowels cos-
tlTeP4nWtheHet
satlon in the back
the shotddor-blad
In tr, with a cnsincl
of body ortmna, lrntapuity oi temp
er, Low Bpirlts,L.osaef memory ,wim
a feeling of haying neglected eomo
dtxtyt weariness. Dizziness, Fltttter
lngof the HearttBots before the eyes,
at night, highly colored Urioe.
ar . I,-, hi , ,
IF THESE WAKITIKGS ARE TTSHEEDED,
H 11079 SlSlltSS VUZ, C60X 23 CSTELCf 13.
, jxJXTB FILLS are especially adapted to
suoh cases, one dose effects such a ohange
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Increase the Appatlte, and cause
the body to Take on Flesh, thus the sys
tem la nourished, and by their Tonio
Action on the Digestive Organs, Kefrn.
lar Stools are produced. Price 85 cents.
Ghat JlAra or Whiskehs changed to a
Glossy Black by a single application of
this DTK. It imparts a natural color, acts
Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of 91
Office. 44 Hurray St., New York.
MM Gc!J Mai
Save bait; Xt&rgeet
Factory In tne tatate
ST. HELEN'S HALL,
rOBTLAXD, OREGON,!
A Boarding and Day School for Girls,
CONDUCTED BY THE MESSES RODNEY.
Under the superrifion of Tbe E. Rev. B. WlSTAK
Morris, D. D., Bishop of Oregon. "
Thoroash instruction in English, Art, Languages,
Vocal and Instrumental Mosio.and Bookkeeping. A
Corps of thirteen teachers. Pupils admitted at any age
aad into any or all of tbe departmenta. The new term
begins on tbe FIRST WEDNESDAY ef SEPTEMBER
Catalogue sent on application. , .
Established 1881. P. O. Box 2415.
JOHN F. ENGLISH,
Grain, Produce and General
commission merchaut
Hos.313 and 315 Darla Street,
BAN TRANCI800. CAL.
i Member ef 8. P. Produce Exchange). ConsfammenU
and orders will receive prompt attention. Cash ad-
Tancesmaae.
I. H. Ealstei's
MBators
From tXO m.
The MODEL
Brooder from $5
up. Bend for eir-
cular containing
muck valuable
information.
I Tboroughbred
THE KCSEL.
tlLr-KlHIlATM,
iPooltnr AEe.
J itUAILI. :
yiOlI Broadwar,
Oattaad, OaL
'mo nan$.
1 " J-s
feiirdSi
iuj i i m
POLL
part Pala onder
liSuontx) exertion
in viiti
r
t
COMPARATIVE WORTH of BAKING POWDERS.
; EOTiX (Absolutely Purex...r-": -.u . .. .. ' , ,:,J,.L73
Giusrs (Alum Powder) ;?;.:t.:.:'i'":'.-":'a' ":J'T?7?
SUSFOSD'S (Phosphate) fresh r ,r"-g'"
H15F0EirS, whea fresh ILL." " " ' '" J 1 ' "-'A r3
, CHlSa (Atom Powder) .... z : -"-rr?71 ' .;t
lKiX0(Aluxa Powder) . . 'J'. " "" 1 " "-rm
CLITIXAJB'S fc"1..,:1""-"""1 "rr.1!..!
PIO KEEB (3an Francisco) .... .1 - ... . -.: -; i
czm g '- 1 mi- "IJ 3
: g.: pmcrs . "d.i. .. . . . .... .""wt"iiti'i'i""''-v""M"w"'
KWOTT fl.l eTE rQrofTa. SL Paul '"' """ji
trwis. '
COXGXESS e""J '"" ' "l
mcoK's ....r. 1
erxxzrs r-- - - -
HUTFOSD'S, when not fresh. F i
AKDRgwg Jt CO. (eoatalns ahim), .
(Milwaukee.) "Regai." ..------
BULK (Powder sold loose). .... .C3
ECIFOBD'S, when not fresh.. - j -
EEP0BTS OF GOVEEIJUENT CHEUISTS.
As to Parity and Wholesomencss of tbe Koyal Baking Powder.
"I hare tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the .
open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It is a crean
or tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum o
phosphates, or other injurious substances. E. G. Lovz, Ph.D."
It it a scientific fact that the Royal BakingTowder is absolutely pure." .
i H. A. Mott, Ph.D."
"I have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by myself in
the market. I find it entirely free from alum, terra alba, or any other injurious sub
stance. Hesbt Mobton, Ph.D., President of Stevens Institute of Technology."
"I have analyzed a package of Royal Baking Powder. Tho materials of which
it is composed are pure and wholesome. 8. Dasa Hates, State Assayer, Mass."
The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at
the Vienna World's Exposition, 1873 ; at the Centennial, Philadelphia, 1878 ; at the
American Institute, and at State Fairs throughout the country.
No other article of human food has ever received such high, emphatic, and uni
versal endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, and Boards of
Health all over the world. $
Note. The above Diagram fllustrates the comparative worth of various Baking
Powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Schedler.
A one pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume in
each can calculated, the result being as Indicated. This practical test for worth by
Prof. Schedler only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking?
Powder knows by practical experience, that, while It costs a few cents per pound
more than ordinary kinds, it is for more economical, and, besides, affords the advan
tage of better work. A. single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any
fair minded person of these facts. , j t
Wnfls the diagram shows some of the alum powders to be of a higher degree
of strength than other powders ranked below thsm, it la not to be taken as Indica
ting that they have any value. All altua powdtrs, no matter how high their strength,
are to be avoided m darigtroajst ,
brlAU.
Some of Their Habits and the Influences
"Which Determine Their Hab'.tttloo.
"In the spring." said Fish Commis
sioner Blackford, of New York, recent
ly, "the young man's fancy lightly
turns to thoughts of broiled shad. It's
generally around St. Patrick's Day
t at shad make their first appearance
in the North River, and there is a tra
dition among Weehawken fishermen
that the saiyt was himself a mythical
shadow," and even as the Commis
sioner spoke he inadvertently stuck the
lighted end of his cigar in his mouth.
Recovering quickly from the surpr se
which this act occasioned, he resumed:
The experts tell us that the tempera
ture of the water governs the appear
ance of shad in the rivers and harbors
along the Atlantic Coast, so that there
is really no accurate method of de
terming when thev will appear. Ob
servations taken in 1881, 1882 and 1883
showed that on an imaginary plateau
out in the deep sea, extending
from the cape? of the Chesapeake to
the Delaware Breakwater, the temper
ature of the water was much higher
than in the rivers and bays along the
shore. The presumption, therefore, is
that schools of shad belonging to the
Chesapeake, the Delaware and the
North rivers have their common win
ter quarters on this plateau. When
the shore water, as the season' ad
vances, become3 warmer than the
ocean water, th3 shad nrgrat on into
continental waters begins. If the
northern era should be warmer than
the southern, then an unusual propor
tion of shad will be thrown into our
waters. If. on the other hand, cold
waters should sweep down from the
northern rivers, then the shad will
make a dfad set for the Chesapeake,
and our fisheries will prove a failure.
Warm rains and the absence of snow
in the mountains at the beginn'ng of
the fishing season will also determine
the movements of these fish. If, in the
early spring, they get up to the mouth
of a river and find the water warm,
then a tumultuous rush of shad and
herring takes p'a?e up the river, and
the markets will be glutted. 1 triiit
this will prove the case this season."
' m -m m i
Shop signs in London were former
ly not affixed to houses, but were placed
on posts or hung thereon with hinges.
So largely did these increase at one
time that they absolutely obstructed
the free circulation of air, and were
supposed to be among the causes of the
frequent epidemical disorders of Lon
don. They also, naturally aided the
spread of coaflagrations, and 'on these
gronnds were afterward forbidden to
be displayed
Ardent Lover "I have called, sir,
to ask your permis iio x to pay my ad
dresses to your daughter." Old Gent
(somewhat deaf) "ray-for her dresses?
Why. certainly, ray dear sir. Here are
the bills." He gave one glance at them
and Qed.1'hiladfphia Call
The best BloeA Purifier and Toalo Alterative la use.
It quickly euros all Diseases originating from dis
ordered state of the Blood or Iirer. Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Blotches, Boils, Pimples, Scrofula, Tumors, Salt
Bheum and Mercurial Pains readily yield to its purifjinc
properties. It leaves tbe Blood Pure, the liver and Kid
neys healthy, the complexion bright aad dear.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
J. R. GATES & CO., PROP'RS.,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
"THE HASTINGS"
THE
LOT!
. SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR,
For Men and Doys, to Order and Ready Made.
Ccr. Hcatscraery and gutter ta.f - Ban Itoacisc CaL
LlAflfl & BENEDICT, succor, to (J. C. MWm I Co.
fTBULES TOR BELF-MEASUIIEMXNT ON APPLICATION..
PIAXOS, OROAXM.
PTCIIIVf AV X&RAXICfl A BACK
O I kill If A I ,Gbler, Roenish Pianos; Bureet
Org-ans, band instrument, Largest stock el Shrel
Music and Books. Bands supplied at Eastern trices
I M. GRAY. 206 Post Street, San FrancL co.
R. U. AWARE
7 THAT
Lcrillard's Climax Pteg
bearing a red Un tag; that LortHard'f
. T ..r.. imt that. IirtHnrd H
Navy CUepinta. and that LoriUard's MuI, are
the best and cheapest, quality considered 1 .......
WATSOIL WRIGHT, & CO.,
Wiolesale IGnrcers and. Commission MercM.
10 North Front St. Portland.
! San Francisco Office 18 Front St.
, Handle on commiasion Wheat, Wool, Hops, Seeds,
Furs, Hides, Chickens, Ecgs, Lumber, Hoop-poles,
Salmon, Mill Feed, Oats, Barley, Onions, Potatoes
BacdnTLard, etc. Account sales rendered on day o(
sale. Send for our market report. Correspondence
and consignments solicited.
HAGAN-S
Magnolia Balm
I ...
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and yoti carit tell.
This BELT or lfrenera.
tor ' made expiMly for
the cure ot deran(ee:ents
of the generative organs.
There ia no mistake about
this Instrument, tbe con
tinuous Mr Ym of KLKG.
TR1C I T V permeeins'
throuftu tht. pfVrM ttnA
renioro inem vo Dniiu;
etion. iiDiiM eonfouna
fll with Eloctrto Ml
advertised to cure all ills
from bead to toe. It Is for
ON E sport flc purpose.
f or circular ivitik tun information, Address Lineeres
Sieotrio Bait Co., U9 waebinston bt. chicoire. UL
TbIb Grt a t Strenxl hn
Tonic Cam ribont
a7il TZMmmtm anfl Phvsrwl
i Debility, Loss c,f Vitality,
f Weakness. VMle Decline,
1 Impotency, Oversensitive
1 Conditions, Prostatit Kid
I ney and Bladder Com plaints,
! Diseases of the Blood, Krup
I tions, and all the evUefiecte
I of youthful follies and ex
I eesses ; permanently pre.
J venting all involuntary
weakening; drains upon tbe
: system, however they occur
j restoring Lost Manhood,
cSjse maybe, and where all other reraeaius haToJaHsd.
A Permanemt Can Absolntcly fcnaranieea.
Price flM per bottle, or five botUes for flO. Sens
trpon receipt of prioe, er O.O.D. , to w.JT tnt"
lyprivate.Tty DB. C. U. SAUIELW.
a4 t'4nn ivmnfwni AflH Ai7A
Censuitatious, surictiy ooulidsuUsJ. fcy letter or al
office, nil -
DR.. l!&33STI?T'Hlf
, THE SPECIALIST,
, No; 11 Ewircy Si, San Fr&acfeco, Cal.
Tbxats Ui Chroktc, Srscui. xxa Pkitatb Disuses
! ! WITH ToRDXRrVI, SOCCES.
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY!
, .T a certain cure for
Xerroas Debility, Lost .
j jianaooa, mst&cor-
CX boea, and all the evil
effects of youthful folliea
Jftffiia end excesses, end la
V1- 'U drinliDff fntoxU-Rting
f liquors, lir. Mtntte,
graduate of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, wiU
agree to forfeit $500 for
a case of this kind the
J Vitxl Rewtora.tU-6 (un-
der bis epect&l advi and treatment) will not cure.
$1.50 a bottle, or fou times the quantity $5, sent to
any address on receipt of price, or C. O. D. in private
name if desired, by Dr. Mintie. It Kearny St,
8. F. C&L Send for list of questions and pamphlet.
8AJUPLJ3 BOTTLE FREE
wCl be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age. -Strict secrecy in regard to
all business transactions.
N. P. N. U. No. 81.-8. P. N. U. No 158.
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