ROSEBURG REVIEW.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1SS5.
STATE NEWS-
The contiact for putting in the fifty
two new iron cells in the addition to
tlie jenitenlirtiy, was awarded to
Trenttmuri k Wolfe, ci Portland, by
the state board of public buildings on
Tuesday. "The bids for the contract
were as follows. Trenkrmm &, Wolfe,
$11,999; II. C, Wandt, of Portland,
$15, 928; 13. F. Drake, Satem, 816,728,
Win. Druck, Portland, 17,000; Kob
ert Collier & Co., Portland, 819,415;
and that of the Willamette Ironworks,
Portland, was for $20,300. The work
f placing the cells will be commenced
as goon as the brick woik is far enough
completed.
The county jail at Baker City, Or
jegon caught fire last week and burned
to the ground. There were six pris
oners confined in the' jail, two for mur
der and four for theft. Five were
burned to death, and the sixth, Fred
Wmkleman, the 18-year-old murderer
is not expected to live.
It is proposed to place a monument
over the grave of Col. Nesmith by the
citizens of Polk county. Let the whole
State take the matter in hand.
East Portland is in debt 18,805.
The largest colony that ever came to
Oregon is being organized in Indiana
and Nebraska, and will start about
August 1st, It will settle in the Will
amette. The citizens of East Portland, Or.,
finding that they could not get rid of
certain Chinese living in cabins near
I t T "1 1 "N- i'
vne - vregou xuuva.y hiiu ruiwgauon
Company's wharf, stationed a fire en
gine near cabins to prevent a conflag
ration and set fire to them. The Chi
nese fled.
The register of the land office at Ore
gon. City has received official informa
tion of the forfeiture of the Astoria
land grant and that the same is open to
homesteading and pre-empting.
The Oregon State Temperance Al
liance appointed the following delegates
to represent them at the National Con
vention to be held in Philadelphia in
September next: Dr. and Mrs. II. K.
Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Nash, Cor
vallis; Elder J. W. Webb, Portland;
4md the President, Prof. Milh-r, of
Philomath College; and the Secretary,
jj. E. Houston, ex-officio.
Wm. Lyons, of Oakland, Cab, has
purchased Binger Hermann's saw mill
t Coquille City, which he intends put
ting in order and running regularly.
Coast Mail.
The new mines are only sixteen miles
from Joseph, and the Josephitcs are
cutting a itiail.
. i .
The graduating class of the Indian
industrial school numbered 25, of whom
10 are girls. These children will re
turn to their reservation homes at once,
.carrying uutuer, ii iiujsu, wap
of civilization that they have learned
ip their few years at government
School.
Repairs to the tunnel of the Oregon
Pacific were completed last week.
Oregon pine is now being sought af
ter by ship builders for masts and is
ast 8uperceeding that of other regions.
No more Oregon stoves from the
prison foundry at Salem will be allowed
jo be taken to Victoria.
The excitement over the discovery
of gold at Little Meadows, on the head
of Owens creek, near Pendleton, is un
abated. The Teachers' Institute held at,
Grant's Pass last week was probably
the most successful ever held in Sou
thern Oregon.
The reports of the wheat crop are
: more encouraging as the harvest pro
gresses. Eastern Oregon is attracting quite a
number of Gentiles from Utah, who
are tired of the irrepressible conflict,
and are desirous of peace and plenty
iu a white man's country.
The Astorian estimates the salmon
pack of the season of 18S5 on the Co
lurabia river at 500,000 cases, against
672,000 cases for 1884. This is quite
' a falling off, which was caused by the
ten days' strike at the commencement
of the season and the small run of sal
mon dnrin? the last week. Of this
amount 250,000 cases or half the pack,
is afloat and en route for market. Tl
remainder will shortly follow. The
reason as a whole has not been a satis
factory one to either canncrs cr fisher
men.
Gen. Jos. E. Johnston, the great
confederate chief tan was in Portland
Monday but was summoned to New
York to act as One of the pall bearers
:pf Gen, Grant.
All Oregon papers are advocating
manufactories as the panacea for hard
times, - "
The salmon season is ended and fish
ermen are folding their nets. A fewer
; limber f deaths has been reported
than ever before injthe history of salmon
fishing qn the Columbia.
Thp. land office at Oregon City is be
sieged with filers on the forfeited land
giant; of the Oregon Central railroad.
Father Upchurch, the founder of the
A. O. U. W. association U in Portland.
The affairs of the association are to be
rigidly examined, as vague rumors have
. been in existence.
" The Giants Pass county seat ques
tion is gaining state celebrity. The
Pregoni&i mixing it up with the Sen
atorial question. .
Several miles of placer cround has
been taenup along Pine creek, Union
pountyl it union company sent a
pomplete outfit up there Wednesday,
and a shaft will be sunk at once, and
the claims fully prospected. A few
-nans of dirt taken fiom the creek
" - ; ail 1
turned out rcmarKauiy ricn.
NOTES AND NEWS-
Coney Jland has the "biggest" elephant
in the world. It 13 150 feet long, 88 feet
high; the legs are S3 feet iu diameter. The
two hind legs are provided with circular
stairways, which lead to the rooms of the
body -of this colossus, of which there are
thirty-four. The tusks are thirty-six fetfc
long.
Great Britain and Ireland contain 30,
000,000 head of paultry, and Great Britain's
annual-erg 'Liil amounts to $31,250,000.
That is not a chicken .piece for thj ieoule.
Grant va3 cruelly robbed and died, but
one of. the thieves, ex-banker James D. ,
Fish, is now known as convict 1.G5-1.
A panful of dirt taken from under a side- i
walk at Saut Rosa, Cat., last week washed
out 30 worth of gold "dust. Some jolly
old miner in the pioneer days dropped his
purse about that spot as he was goiDg
home, after a time with the boys.
The total receipts of the New Orleans
Exposition have" Let n estimated at 533,
351.93, or but little over one-fourth of the
cost of the exhibition.
J une 20 next, Queen Victoria's semi
centennial as reigning sovereign will be
celebrated. She will not complete her
half century's reign until June, 1S87, but
the precedents are all in favor of the cele
bration being held at the beginning and not
at the end ot the fiftieth year.
The New York Times havina made care
ful examination, report! that at the water
ing places in the East hundreds of young
women pine on the breezy verandas for
hundreds of young men wha swelter iu the
heat of the city, being quite unable to go
out of town, owing to "the unexpected
course of the stock market."
The Piince of Wales keeps at Sandring
ham a book in which the arrivals and de
partures of puests, their usual habits
special requirements, etc., are entered with
the scrupulous exactitude of a merchant's
ledger. Noting this, the Buffalo Adver
tizer observes that "a good hotel keeper was
poiled wLen this man was born iu the pur
ple of royalty."
The Panama canal, which was to have
been completed in 1888 at a cost of 120,
000,000, would not be finished in ten years,
even if the present rate of excavation was
maintained. More than 100,000,000 have
been already expended, and the probabilities
are that if the canal is ever finished it will
be after an outlay of 450,000,000. The
prediotion is freely made abroad that when
M. de L?sseps dies the whole scheme wil
collapse.
President Cleveland sent a subscription of
250 to the fund for rebuilding Music Hall
at Buffalo, destroyed by fire March last.
The committee to inquire into the charces
of the Pall Wall Gazette, make a report
which state that the charges were found to
be true.
The .olera has broken out on the French
frontier.
Advices from the country near London,
Ontario, report au invasion of grasshoppe:s
nearly as bad as that heard of in Kansas
Crops are suffering severely.
The German Government has decided to
make an exhaustive inquiry into the sabject
of Sunday labor.
Seyenty-iive of the tenants of the Queen's
property in the gardens of Kew palace beg
relief from' their intolerable poverty.
A six-round g'ove contest has been ar
ranged between Paddy Kyan and Sullivan,
to take place on the' Chester race-course
Cincinnati, August 18th, under the Marqui
of Qu eensherry rules, with ordinary sized
gloves.
President Grevy received the Chinese am
bassador with military honors.
Thousands of colliers are idle in Wales on
r.ccount of depression in the trade.
There is a report circulated in Mexico
that a revolutionary movement is on foot at
Tuxpan.
The President's proclamation declaring
Indian Territory Grazing lands null and
void and ordering cattle men out of the Ter
ritory creates considerable excitement.
There is over $25,000,000 of St. Louis capi
tal invested in cattle and it is impossible to
remove the vast herds within the time
specified .
Half a million dollars were expended in
behalf of the lihrirv of the British museum
in 1834, while the Bibliotheque Nationalein
Paris spent $100,000.
Sir Francis Drake, who discovered Cali
fornia in 1577, called the country New
Albion. The word California first appears
in the writings of Nunez, one of the follow
ei s of t'ortcs.
A check for $750,000 drawn by the
Treasurer of the United States, and payable
to the sub-Treasurer at St. Louis, has been
last The person rinding it is requosted not
to draw the cash on it, but to return it to
the owner.
A ehild was recently attacked while at
play near Mat toon, Illinois, by a swarm of
bees r.nd stun? 60 that it died ia live
minutes.
Thirty-twoyear3ago in 1853 during the
months of June July aad August General
Grant was a young lieutenant on duty at Fort
Vancouver W. T. This circumstance is now
called vividly to mind by the announcement
of his death. In August of that year he was
promoted to the rank oLcaptain, and soon af
ter was assigned to the command of Eort
Iluuibolt, on the coast of California.
'The military fame of Genera Grant
stands on the rock of great results." So said
ex-P,-esideat JIaye in his speach last week.
This remark was a very happy one.
Twelve young women of Mt. Holyoke sem
inary have lately returned from, a ramble of
120 miles through western Massachusetts.
tlibki, the defaulting, postmaster of Lew-
iston, Idaho, has been given into the custody
of officers of the United States government
by the authorities at Victoria, and he is now
on his way to the scene of his crime.
The London papers continue to be filled
with accounts of aggrevated cases of social
cri'-nes.
The decrease of the puUic debt in July is
estimated at $7,000,000.
Two men and one women, all ci 1 red,
wereh&9Gdin Louisiana, last week, for the
murder of Mrs. Cob, a wealthy widow.
GBANGE
BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION,
Or RCSEBUKG.
W.F.OWENS, : : : : Manager.
- -DUAL IN-
fool and Grain!
also, agents fok
Agricultural Implements
of all kinds
"117 e transact a general busi-
W ness in our line and pay. the Highest
Market Prices for Wool and Grain. A full
line of Agricultural Implements kept con
stantly on hand, or furnished on short notice
at Lowest Prices'. Office and Warehouse
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. Give us a call.
V- F. OWENS.
LAETGEHBERG'S
Boot audi Sfia Etase?
Jackson Street, Opposite Post Office,
Roselrarg, Oregon.
KEEPS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
assortment of Eastern ami San Francisco and
otner makes of BOOTS, SHOES, OAITEKS, SLIP
PEiiS and everything in the Boot and Shoe line, and
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order, and Perfect
Fit Guaranteed.
I use the P.est of Leather and Warrant all
my work.
Repairing Neatly Done, on Short Notice,
Also a full stock of TOYS, NOTIONS,
il USICA L INSTliUM ENTS and
. . VIOLIN STRINGS.
LOUIS LANGENBERG.
T. L. Gannon, C. A. Blackjian
CARRIAUE, WAGON,
AND
2T
BLACKSMITH SHOP!
AdasuHi'j Old Stand. Jackson Street.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRIAGE, HACKS, BUGGIES !
All Kinds of Repairing Done. Ter:ii3 ar
Reasonable. Gannon & Blackman.
AT
ARB, OR.
J
would resuectfuliy inform the public that he
has on haud a fine assortment of
Dry !ooils, Groceries,
Itciuly-SIsule C'otliing,
and iu fact everything usually kept at a
tiist-claaS store. (Jive him a call.
Goods at Low Prices.
All kinds of Produce
Taken in Exchange for doods.
tSAU orders promptly attended to.
Agee Sc. Hasan,
New Butcher Shop
We keep all kinds of FRESH and
ROXLtD meats.. w
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
Hides of all kinds bouyld.
FINE STALLION,
CLYDE t
ggpOwncd by Jos. Carlon, the noted
Horseman.
This Famous Horse is 1G hands
high, weighs over 1,400 lbs., is of Ma
hogouy llsiy Color. Six years olil.' Per
fect in Form, Limb and Body.
CLYDE was sired at Salem by the
noted imported Gleneld, winner at
the Centennial 1876, and imported into
die United States by Jas- Burrows,
purchased in 1876 by Major Bruce, and
by him brought to Oregon. Gleneld
was sired by the great Scotch prize
wiuner, Johnny Copp, that won more
piszf-s than any other horse in his day.
His dam was by the justly renowned,
Glenald.
CLYDE'S dam is the noted Henry
and H siniltonian, brought from Illi
nois to Oregon in 1868, and purchased
by J esse Cornelius.
The attention of all Farmers nnd
Horsemen is called to the above partic
ulars, and they are asked to call and
see this beautiful horse and get terms.
" Good pasturage furnished at reason
able rates. Every possible care wi'l be
taken to prevent accidents or escapes,
but no responsibility assumed. For
further particulars see or address J. W,
CARLO N, Rost'burg, Oregon, who also
keeps the best Livery Stable, in south
ern Oregon.
SI 1 jl I I! f-r working people. Scml l
1 111 1 1 1 antl we wi" ,nail J'ou
llliljl valuable sample box of
10 cents pos-
ou fkrr, a rya.
ikkIs that will
nut tou in the way of making more money in a few
Jays than you ever thought osible atanv business.
Capital not required. You can live at home and
work in spare time only, or all the time. Ail of
both sex.es, of all ages, grandly successful. E0 cents
to ?5 easily earned every evening. That all who
want work may ttwt the business, we make this un
paralleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied we
will send$l to pay for thetrouhlo of writing us. Full
particulars, directions, etc., sent free. Immense ity
absolutely sure for all who start at once. Don't de-av-
Address Stimsox & Co., Portland, Maine.
$200,000!
ix rsESKSTtsaivKs a wat. Send u
0 cents )KM)ta;e,aiid by mailyou
will get FfitK a package of goods of largn value, that
will start you in wor vui ui av w jvu in
money faster than anything else in America. All
atmut the &200G06iu presents with each x. Agents
wanted everswhere, of either sex, of all aires, for all
the time, or spare time only, to work for us at their
ov n homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely as
sured. Donl delay. II. IIallrx & Co., Portland
Maine.
REGON STAT
Graduates Receive State
1 rVT T A DTTrTT J T3 rTTT.''CC'
. HENRY
Koselmrg, Oregon,
" t ; O-O O
They would announce that they have just received and now have on
hand one of the largest stocks of
Ever Brought to Douglas,
Stoves of all Patterns and Ready-made Tinware,
They are prepared to declare they have the best supply in their line of any house in
Southern Oregon, which they propose selling Cheaper than oan he iurchased elsewhere
Iu the shape of BUILDING MATERIALS, in the way ol Locks, Rutts, etc., we can
offer superior inducements to purchasers. Try us.
We can give you bargains in thts following brands of STOVES not equaled elsewhere:
DUCK'S BONANZA, FARM Ell's UTILITY, DEXTER, PACIFIC, WIDE VEST,
'CLARENDON, - " OCCIDENT, . IRON KINO, EMPIRE CITY
. And other Sioves and Rar g' s.
The best of workmen are constantly employed iu the manufacture of our TIN W AK
and buyers should Joarn our prices.
- We have also bargains to offer in GUNS, such as Winchester, Sharp and ether
Riflee, as well as Shotguns and Pistols. ,
We are also Agents for the White, Peerless and New Home SEWINli MACHINES,
which we sell at the lowest rates and warrant as complete iu every respect.
We can also supply
Avorill and Eutbor Paints.
beet in the market, at lowest rates. Oive usaca'l, inspect our stock; inquire as to
our prices, and we promise to suit you if aisy oue cad.
The
John or Robert Booth will
not be undersold in Lumber.
Tliey have the best.
Samuel Marks,
Asiier
S. MARKS l5 Co.
-DEALERS IN
mm
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND- -
him
iiv
D
Crockery, Glassware,
Provisions, Cigars,
Boots and S1io33.
UUooI and Produce
lion Bough!
AND THE VERY HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR Til ESI.
S. MARKS fc CO
But before you do
TCH
"W. G-. WOOBWASB'I
n
-AND-
Buy a New Set of Harness
OR A SADDLE
One of the Biggest and Best Stock of Goods ever Brought to Town. I
use nothing but the best leather, and have got . .
EVERYTHING IN THIS LINE. DONT FAIL TO CALL ON
VJm G. Woodwarcl? Roseburg.
E NORMAL S
CHOOL!
Educational Diploma.
'
TEN SON, A.M., DRAIN, OREGON
and, when added to their
Mauks,
W. I. Friedlander
l; 2! I! I! Vi I I
L Eafc ajaj
goods, y-iciis
of every Dascri
Xoseiii, Or.
that come 'round to
1TP
LJ JL e
H. C. Stanton
DEALER IN
; 8TAPIB DM, GOODS!
Keeps Constantly on Hand a Ccneral Assortment of
ILLOW'' aud GrLASSWAUE
ALSO - '
CROCKERY, CORDAGE.
A Full Stock of:-
SCHOOIi BOOKS.
S TAT EONEPwY, -TOYS, & FANCY
ARTICLES.
Furr.bhes Checks ou Tortland, ami procures
Drafts ou San Francisco.
POST-OFFICE STORE ROSEBURG
HuEBAED
CLARKE & RAKER, Fros.
Having purchased the above named mills of E.
Stephens & Co., we arc now prepaped to furnish any
amount of thelm t quality of
IAJJS IBER.
ever offered to the pnUic in Poi-glas County. We
will famish at the mill at the following; prices;
So-1 roujfh lumber.' $12 il
No, 1 flooriuL,', 0 inch i?U I
Xo. 1 flooring, 4 inch 2'J M
To. 1 finishing- lumber $20 il
No. 1 finishing; lumber dressed on 2 sides...... 624 M
No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on -1 sides'"2G M
CL VUliE & BAKER.
Spanish Merino Bucks.
I have on Land a number of tine
Backs, fiom one year old and upwards.
Price $10. Where a number M-e pur
chased a liberal discount will be made.
Call at my pbte, five miles west ol
Hoseburg. Henry Conn, tr.
SHOWS
how to
proportion cornice?, to make moulding
ilow to make Kave and K;ike mould
ding; g:uige a tajteiing stick 8 square;
tuake a top mitre box; get the length
of hip rafters; get the backing for the
same, got the length of jack raftets;
get the length of valley rafters; get the
hip for a concave rcof; get the , ' and
pitch roof; cut the top end of mould
ing for lake; strike a circle with a
square; draw a spiral. Also the 47th
problem of Euclid explained in a nnv
way, for the benefit of Oarentors.
! Pi; ice 50 cents.
FOE SALE AT THE REVIEW
J OFFICE.
V3
itSe
ill -Urn
1EE5
Ci TO AI.Lt
VIi; be mailed I
to til arDlicaiits Y r C E. &X1
arid tn nnstoinera of last vear Witaout
nrdr-rinirit. It contalus illustrations, rrleos.
descriptions ancl direction; for planting all
For Sale Cheap for Cash or approved
credit Thorough-Bred Merino Shecpf
Male and Female, at our place, six
miles north of Hoseburg, near Wilbur.
Correspondence solicited.
juT3-0rn TIIOS. SMITH & SON.
The Buyers' Gciok ia iaed llarch
and Sept., each year; 22i pages, 8xll?
inches, with over 3,800 illustrations
a whole picture gallery. Gives wholesalo
prices direct to consumers on all goods for
personal or 5?jsv famil cse.
Tells Lott to i order, and
gives exact HsT f$ cos of. ev
erything you Jg$ cse, drink,
eat, wear, or Pssdr have fun
Vtith. These 3.-. invaluable
hooks contain information gleaned from
the markets cf the world. We will mail
a copy Free to any addrea3 upon receipt
cf the postage 8 cents. Let us Lear
from you. . Bespertfully, -
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
PiNE MILL
Twelve miles from Roseburg, oh
the Cods Bay Wagon Road.
Any amount of Lumber Sugar Pine,
Cedar, Yellow Fir, Flooring,
Rustic, Mouldings, etc.
WE WILL .JOT EE UNDERSOLD.
We have appoint! A- J- BELLOWS and IIENKY
GATES agents for Roseburg, who will have lumber
always on hand. Will deliver to any part of the city
from the Mill at reasonable rates. ;
PRICES AT MILL;
Rough Lumber ? 9 00 per M
Flooring 18. 00 per M
Pvustic 13 .00 per U
Mrs. R Breckenridge,
-AGENT FOR
Importer and Marjufacturer of
MONUMENTS I HEADSTONES
Of American aud foreign Marble
1 anl Scotch Granite.
E&timates giveu for Coping In Saud
Stcme,' .'. . . '; .
Also Agent for Walker's Iron Fence for
Cemcteiy ICDclosure.
ROSEBURG. - - OREGON.
CHUKSE WASH HOUSE.
. ' AXD
LABOR AGENCY!
Yyxa ; Sam .
Proprietor.
niHIS POPULAR LACNDRYMAN IIAS OPENED
X business at his old stand in Koseburg, opposito '
Carlon's Livery Stable. Is prepared to contract for
Cliinese liaborers,
. . And furnish
COOKS,
FA KM HELP,
t WOOD CHOPPERS,
! KAILKOAD HANDS
Or C miese Labor of any doriptiim on short notioo.
AND
VARIETY STORE!
w.s. UOTCiiiiiss, :
A Full Stock of Family Groccriea.
TMAKMESS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR AOVAX
JL1 t;ti,re t- jmrt liiti-e their Uroteries. Near the ij
pot Give nve a Call. W, S. I1otciiki.su.
el dorado ..
nerae. ""Water.
TrV
S. HAMILTON. Apant, liweburg, Or.
Gko. V.", Jones:
lear Sir I have dclayeil answering your letter in
order to send you the endowed certificate Mr. Bart
Keve decline to give testimonial at present for tho
reason that hs ha- bwi under the treatment of x
number of Pnysieiaiis and think they might not lika
it if See wre t.ojninke the aSiruiutiou ti the eilect
your Miiieral Water ta '. ujkjii hiin, I will deBOTbe
the eas( to you as near as I can: lie had been welt
about tv.-o rears and an unnatural belc.had funned
around hi in just below the tibs. He drank your
Jlinerai; Water three or four days and the belt wsnt
t-ff in siich a way as localise his lesand feet.'to swell
faat'tnat skoti disappeared, and he is now in com
". rtaMe health. The docUrs had all given up that ha
cu:d in. t i:t well. There are a number of person
iierv vi. h ive spoken to nte for nie.tf the water
to use in various ense'S, and 1 would like to use alittle
uivseif. : I think it U live bi-st nerv;us remedy I ever
kiiew, Pieabe sead me five fc-allons of the water,
j ltespectfully,
Jcffersun. Oi-e''a. E. A. IIANSES.
A fl D 17 A T T A T) (j. A T
ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN"
DOUGLAS CO. FOR SALE!!
550 Acres bottom land at 25.00 per acre, GSO
Acres PaUuru Land t 4.00 l-er aure. 1 200
trues, i.iie tl tiwoilinj, two Bar as.-' Wei; watered
with cMsUmt Sprin,f all over th place. I'leii'y
,f wk wood, a Ka'lriKul hide track and many oth. r
kveiut!ii:os. -Also ano he-- piace eoiisistin of 9(1
Acres t hott-oin land t t25.0O er acre, 250 xire
pasture land at-4 00 Jr at-ro, two dwelim and
me small barn, well watered, plenty of w od. The-Hf
two places j"i, .You c.iii- pur-"base tc or both on
reasonable tcrnitf as prices iutSiiater .Xpply to Rs
vif.w oiHce for part: cd-trs lii v rai. ivl
I I f i send six c sut for- posfcijc, ?u I
I ? f fl M.reoeivcffue.a costly l.ix of, !fo.U
1 1 I I U I J -A iiicli will hepitU, f either sex to .
more money rilit away than anything cle in tha
world, r'ortunes await tUc w.irkers al;slutely ur
At o"te ad irsi T'it.'ji and :o., AuusU, Main.
DR. LIEPIG
"Wonderful
German Invi''orotor
Men who art Rufferiitir from
Wea- and We ikiie bro't
on Dy e-tny luii'niuauee or
e.tctfifMo. wusintr nervotiii
tlebility, premature decay, lost manhood, ete., hav-
injr trieo m vain every known rented v. fchouiu pro
euro immediately 1K LIEDIj'S -ISVMJoRAToll
Xo. 2. .
THE DOCTOR will a-rce to forfeit $1,000 for a
case undcrti.ikcH, not cured. The reason why i
many cauuot (ret cured of weakness and thealHii
diseases in owinir to a complication called PltOSTA
TOHKHKA, with 11 yper8thesia, which require
seeuial treatment.
DR. LiKBIO'S IXV.GORATOH No. 2, under or
ad. ico and special tr atroent.is the oniy Positive euro
for PllObTAT:llKHEA.-
D1L L1EH1G&CO for ttie pat nineteen year
have made an exclusive gjiecial ty of the treatment of
iiiea.ses of men. .. -
If piinplcs appear on the f ice, if you become list
less and des!oiide:it. look out for the complication
with Seminal Weakness and loss of Vitality kuown
as Pnwtiktorrheu Hundreds of lives have been lost
and thousands hnve lust their property and pleasiire
in life front its efte-ls, - Varicocele; or wormy vein
of the scrotum, often the unsuspected cause of Lost
Manhood, Debility, etc. etc., ,VVt LlEBiU'S Inviir
imttor, No. 2, is the only known rem edy for th
above complic-ption, and a perf ect and permanen
cure will be xuarantsed in all cases undertaken uuo
de r "bur siH-cial ailvice and treatment. ,
Most powerful electric belts free to our patient.
To prove the wonderful power of the IXVIGORA
TOR, A 2 BOTTLE GIVEN FKEE.
Call or address, - .. '
Dr- Ueljig & Co's Private Dispensary-
400 Geary St., San Francisco, Cal.
THE SPECIALIST.
No.
11 KEARXbY'ST.. SAN FltANCISCO. CAL.
Treats all Chronic, Special and Prfvato .
Diseisrtt titlf J'onfferful Tuccesi.V
THE GSEAT ; ENGLISH Z Ef.lEDY.
TTTfiFY9! rwA NEVER FAILING
kAaiayA , OrilE for Xei viw Debiltjr
.tvsii ifliifiraii vtr-ftiirv snrrrua.
Jv3 I 't& lwteey , Paralysis.
xf ' Prostatorrheaj and all the
lerrioie enects or eeii
abuse, youthful follies and
jsecst'e's in maturer years,
'.vwitude. Nocturnal Ent
.Hsians. aversion to society
Oitnuetsoi VisHtii. Seises inthe Head, EXCEiSSKS
IN D1UNKING iufcixicating liquors tne vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many other dit
eases that lead to ins-mity and death.. r
1II. MiXTIK, Who is A liltOlL.-iR PlIVSICU!!, GRADl -ATK
Of TUB UXIVKRStTT or Penssylvama, will afTree
to forfe't Ftvr. Ht:sDB8i Dollars for case of this
kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his special
advice aud treatment) will not cure, tr for anything
impure or injurious found in it. Dr. Mistie treats
all private diseases successfully without roeruurr.
Cossixtatios Freu. Thorougb examination and ad
vice, including analysis of urine, $5.00. : Price of
VITAL KKSTU RATI VB, ?I.0 a botUc, or four times
th quantity, .OO; sent to any addresuon receipt
of Price, or C. O, l., secured from obxcrvatnm, and
in private name if desired by 1k. Mintjk. 11 KraRKT
Stkkrt, Sax Fbascisco, Cal. Send for list of ques
tious and pamphlet. -r '"..
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. V
Will be sent to any one applying: by letter, stating
gyniy totns, sex and age. Strict secrecy i n regards to
all business transactions. ....,
Dr. Mivrm's Kinsm Remrdy, NEPHRETICUM,
Cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Csotn plaint,
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leuchorrhea etc. For sale by all
druggists; .1 a bottle o' six bottles for fivedollars.
Da. Mixties DAxtRuos Piuw are the best and the
Cheatest Dvsi rpsia stvd BiLtotR curxin the market.
For sale by alt druggists.
"iTT"r"y more moneT than at anything elpe by
V 1 IN taking an agency for the best selling book
out. Beginner suc ceed grandly. None fail Terni
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f HEALTH