ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, JANUARY, 22, 1886.
DEL- BEOWNE'S ADDBESS.
8TATE2XEXT8 ABOUT
JFESSlOlf.
the rno-
The Aud it nee Listened, in 1'crfeet silence.
The 13th of last April the Medical
Department of the Willamette Univer
sity met in Taylor street Church Port
land Oregon, when the graduating ex
ercises took place. The commence
ment address was delivered by Hon.
Geo. H. "Williams, the degrees confered
by pi of. E. P. Frascr M. D. Dean of
the Faculty,- and the Charge to the
graduates was given by James Brown
M. D. L.L. D. This charge is so re
plete in suggestions of the highest or
der t8 persons of culture in any pro
fession in life, and so erudite in ex
pression that wo prevailed upon Dr.
Bi owne to ailow us to publish it en
tire. Many of the Dr's. old frieuds
in this City will read this charge with
a relish that we always received his
productions.
Members of the Graduating Class:
The tie that has
bound U3 together as Teacher and Stu
dents is about to be severed, and we
shall meet in the lecture room no more
Having completed the courso cf study
prescribed by the Willamette Univer
sity, and complied with all the conditions
and requirements of that institution
you have received as your reward the
degree of Doctor of Medicine, with
all the rights and privileges pertaining
to that distinction. In the name 6'
my colleagues of the Faculty, I con
gratulate yoa on the attainment of this
honor, and welcome you as co-laborers
in the field of Medical Science; and in
their name and at their request I add
to this congratulation a few words of
parting advice.
In the infancy of Medicine, Physi
cians stcod upon a higher plane than
that of other men. In thoso days
they were the ministers of Religion
the priests of the temple; and they were
initiated into the myteries of their
calling with the most imposing cere
monies and the most Bolemn obligations.
They bore the name of Magi Hakim
or Wise Men; and their wisdom vener
ated as part of the wisdom of the
Creator himself. . They were believed
to be inspired 'and to be gifted with
the power of reading human destiny
from the stare of the firmament. Iheir
endowment and gifts were believed to
transcend the endowments and gifts o:
other men. Appolonius by a touch
could heal the sick and cast out de
mons: iEsculapius could restore dead
men to life. Orpheus entered the
realms of Pluto, and by means of his
golden shell arrested the punishment
of Ixion and Tantalus and Tityos and
the Daniad Sisters; and then trium
phantly brought back his wife Eury
dice from the shades.
But in the light of modern science
the superstitions of the past have
melted away, and the members of our
profession, divested of their miraculous
endowments have to bo satisfied with
a plane not higher than that of other
men. The civilation of today demands
that the physician shall be indeed andj
in truth the priest of natare and the
interpreter of nature to mankind de i
mands that he shall be master of his'
profession, and that without the aid of
magic or miracle he shall know how to
, prescribe for the ills of the body and
how to minister to a mind diseased.
The profession of Medicine is a
grand and noble profession: it is a
mission, of benevolence for the allevia
tion of suffering and the saving oflife
it is a mission of mercy, and like the
quality of mercy, it is twice blest
blessing both him that gives and bin
that receives: a grand profession in
deed, but laborious beyond all others
The physician's strength and power o
endurance are taxed to the utmost;
and the price that he pays for success
is irregular hours, and broken rest an(
constant toil.
In entering upon this profession i ;
is your duty to accept its requirements,
and to consider well its onerous duties
and grave responsibilities. In being
admitted to it you incur a solemn oblij-
gation to do all in your power to iuain
tain its dignity, to exalt its standing
and extend its usefulness.
Investiture with the degree of Doc
tor of Medicine ought not to mark the
e topping-place of your studies: on the
contrary it should act as an incentive
to further and deeper investigation.
Remember that as yet you are but
neophytes standing in the vestibule f
the temple and that only after earnest'
eflort and patient toil, you Bhall be
qualified to enter the inner shrine.
Your present attainments although
creditable, must be regarded as a mere
beginoing-asa nucleus to be enlarged by
daily accretions. Seek information frota
every source. Extend your observa
tion iuto every field that thought can
enter. Study carefully everything cal
culated to make you more efficient
practitoners. Accept truth from any
. and every quarter. Receive it gra
f nllv na well frnm the unlettered labor
er as from the learned sage. The civil
izationof today will accept nothing
less than all that a Physician
know. Then acquire knowledge and
treasure up experience; for knowledjge
is power, and experience alone can teach
you how to use that power with sue
the knowledge that holds good in
working, cleave ye to that"
In difficult cases or in cases which
you do not fully understand, do not j
hesitate to ask the advice of a profes
sional brother. No two men pursue
precisely the same line of study, and
what you do not know, some one else,
rom special study, may thoroughly
understand. Under such circum
stances it is better to acknowledge our
gnoranco than tamper with the affairs
of life and death.
In the practice of your profession
you will be brought into the most in
timate i elation with the families of
your patrons: xou will be entrusted
by ithem with private matters that are
neyer alluded tc outside of the family
circle; you will lo made the depositaries
secrets the disclosure of which
would cause unspeakable mortification
and distress. Need I say to you that
professional duty, no less than personal
honor, demands that as to these things
your lips must bo forever sealedl
Some surgeons, and even some Phy
sicians, like to imitate the brusque-
uess and abruptness of Abernelte . Be
not of this class. Good manners are
not incompalablo with great skill.
Perform your professional duties with
dignity and gentleness. Let not daily
amiliarity with suffering blunt your
sensibilities or harden your heart. It
i$ your vocation to staunch the bleed
ing wound, to quench the fever's fire,
to soothe the thiobbinjj head and calm
the laboring heart. Magnify that
vocation by every eflort. peak
pleasantly to the sick, and let your
presence in their chamber be to them
S3 the sunshine. And when, as may
riot infrequently happen, it shall be
your lot to mingle in scenes of sorrow
and watch with unavailing regret the
progress of a malady that no skill can
relieve, you can at least minister com
fort and hope; and in addition to . the
anodyne for the suffering body, you
can offer the anodyne of soothing
words to the drooping spirit.
In your career as Physicians you will
!e called upon to act in various capac
ties: as advisers of legal tribunals in
he administration of justice, as super-
Intendants of asylums for the insane,
is supervisors of the sanitary condi
tions of armies and navies and cities
and nations: And if you are to act in
ihese capacities, if you are to sustain
such relations to society and to the
state, you ought by every feeling of
duty to be incited to activity and use
fulness you ought to be learned, discreet
.and wise, and blamclcssin life and char-
acter. . xou owe it to yourselves and to
the community in which your lot may
jbe cast, to attain to a high standard of
moral excellence. Without this vou
need not hope to win that confidence
anareS,w1Cu,Uepnsntpoy8ician
never fails lo inspire. Then let scien-
tific attainments and professional skill
be supplemented by a blameless life
and an exemplary walk and conversa
tion. Let not the flavor of tho wine-cup
tempt yon, nor the devotees of Bacchus
entice you into their circle. 'Touch
not, taste not, Landle not; for your's is
a profession the duties of which re
quires a keen eye, a clear head and a
steady hand.
Remember kindly your Alma Mater.
With her welfaro and reputation your
;u lr,,r,cf fol r
interblended. Render back to her
something for what she has done for
you-somcthing in the sbape of brilliant
literary effort, or distinguished profes
sional success. She will watch your
career with a parent's solicitude,
pleased and proud if you succed, de
pressed and humiliated if you fail.
Be just to your brethren of the pro-
fessicn; protect their reputation as you
part towards the removal of the jeal
ousies and ungenerous rivalries that
not infrequently disgrace our profes
sion. Do what m you lies to Hasten
the approach of the time when profes- And 110 mistake. Our plaCC Of line of Agricultural Imp emcnts . kept con
11 1 I x i I atantlv on hand, or furnished on short notice
sional envy and jealously shall cease,
when Judah shall no more vex Ephraim
nor tphraim, Judah; but wlieu witn
.
one heart they Bhall labor together,
and with one view together shall they
sins.
And now I and my Colleagues bid
you farewell. . We hold you in high
esteem and taks leavo of you with re
gret. Go forth to the duties of your
high vocation- to your several fields
of labor love and care. Go forth in
honesty of heart with high resolve
and noble purpose; and may tho God
of heaven go with you and bless you,
and give you tho fullest measure of
health, happiness and success!
STATE yEWS.
One sleeper will be withdrawn from
the Oregon and California railroad,
and the remainder run between Alba
ny and Ashland, which will furnish
passengers the usual accommodations
over the part of tbe road traveled at
night. The object of taking one car
off is to put them through the Covnpa
ny's shops, and get them in jjood shape
foi the business expected during the
coming spring and summer.
Our old-time friend, Ben Reeser,
celebrated his Bilvcr wedding at Ash
land last Sunday night. A large num
ber of friends were present to wish
the a joy and we join in wishing them
many more such celebrations ana uia
both will be on hand wnen ineir guiueu
TIL (wn
weaamg is to u iouiv. .
c;r,oi
"WORTHY
Of Confidence.
A VF R C Sarsaparilla Is a medicine that ,
" 1 -n during nearly 40 years, lu all .
parts of the world, has proved its ettl
cacy as the best blood alterative known
to medical science.
SARSAPARILLA fcllX
genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) is its
base, and its powers are enhanced by
the extracts of Yellow Dock and Stil
lingia, the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
IO your blood vitiated by derangements
iw of the digestive and assimilatory func
tions? is it tainted by Scrofula? or
does it contain the poison of Jlereury
or Contagious Disease
flip leading physicians of the United
I ft States, who know the 'composition .
of Ayer's Saksaparili.a, say that
nothing else so Rood for the purifica
tion ot the blood U within the range of
pharmacy.
fiijl by "the use of this remedy Is it
UjiuT possible for a person who has
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent transmission of the de
structive taint to posterity.
TUnDnilPUl V effective renovation
nUnUUunLT of t be system must
Include not only the removal of cor
ruption from the lJood, but its enrich
ment and tho strengthening of the
vital organs.
BET l I AD I E? witnesses, all over the
nt-LIAbLC. world, testifv that this
work is better accomplished by A vr.n's
Sarsafarilla than by any other
remedy.
BI nnn that corrupted through dis
DLUUU case is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminution of the
red corpuscles is made strong, by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
BilBirvlKIP blood and building
runlrlllltl up the system require
- time in serious cases, but benefit will
be derived from the use of Ayek'S
SARSAPARILLA more speedily than
from anything else.
icrniOIUF for which like effects are
ftlLLHUIilE- falsely claimed, is abun
dant in the market, under many names,
but tho only preparation that has stood
I he test of time, and proved worthy of
tin world's confidence, is
?yers Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
ur. J. c. Ayer & Co., LoweH, IW.ass.
Soli by all Druggists: Trice $1;
Slx.Dotues ior ?.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
WAR IN EUROPE!
Memovall
Memovali
On account of our removal
into our new' Store WG propose
to offer OUT entire stock of Gen-
eial Merchandise to the Public
at such low prices that notwith-
,tandin nt tjmcs
and scarcity of money, will en.
able everybody to buy our
goods-
THE ENTIRE STOCK
Must be sold before we move
OurStock is larger andbetter
nootrti tun : 4ilrt nu
J J
COME AND EXAMINE
And be your own judge,
Before purchasing Elsewhera.
Wo guarantee our clothes lo
fi(. .Q QyQry parlicular
WE MEAN BUSINESS
I hnsinoss is or o door north of the
. n i
I I II 3 li Willi;.
CARO BROTHERS.
Coos Bay Stage Line!
LAIRD & CALVERT,
PROPRIETORS. i
THROUGH TO COOS CITY IH H HOURS
WHERE connection fs made w ith Coos Bay Stoam
erg for all points on the Cay. Stages leave the Post
office at IU eeburn every morning, except Sunday
calling at the hotels before leaving.
THE BEST ROUTE TO COOS B A. Y
Particular attention given to the comfort of pass
sengcra. Careful drivers .nd g od stock.
NEW STORE
AT
IHiiXARIK OR.
would respectfully inform the public tbat he
has on hand a fine assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
-Ready-Hade Clothing
and in fact everything usually kept at a
first-class store. Give mm a call.
q00s at Low Prices.
.
Taken in Excliansc for Goods.
.
.1 ... . ..,. j. a i.
i tLAii orders rromDuy tecuu w
MISCELLANEOUS
pURNIl UJIE PALACFy
UNCLE JOHN GILDERSLEEVE
lias tbe finest stock of furniture south of Portlaud
which he sells as .'heap as it con be bought
iu the .State. Tho new tangled
PO UBLE BED L O UNO E.
AND
PATENT CORNICES..
Km has ou hand a full assortment of beds and bed
ding, chairs, tables,
BUREAUS AND COMMODES,;,
And all kinds of Chihlrens Chairs, etc.
J. GILDEUSLEEVE.
CHINESE WASH HOUSE.
AND
LAB OB. AGENCY!
Yung Sam . . Pi onrietor
THIS POPULAR LAUNDKYMAN HAS OPENEO
business at his old stand iu Koscburir. onnositc
Carlou's Uvcry Stable Is prepared to contract for
Chinese Laborers,
And furniyh
COOKS,
FA ISM HELP,
WOOD CIIO ITERS,
RAILROAD HANDS
Or C lint so Labor if any description on shurt notice.
N. P. BUNNELL,
FOUNDRY,
Machine Shop,
Wagon Simp,
Blacksmith Shop.
CAN MAKE CASTINGS FROM ONE
ouiK'c to three tons weight. Small Cu
pola for small castings. jHon;y reiuiutua u
work is not satisfactory. Portland i-riccs !
Save telegrams and exprcssa.ne.
LANGENBERG'S
Bfiot and Shoo Store,
Jackson Strctt,0;'io:lte Post Offico,
Roscburg, Oregon.
irEEPS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND DEST
IV assortment of Eastern anu rrancisco and
other makes of ISOOTd, SHOES, GAITEKS, bLlP-
PEliS and everything in the Bwtanl hhoe line, and
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Boots and Slioe3 Made to Order, and Perfect
Fit 0 uurantccd.
I uso the Hi-st of Leather and Warrant all
Repairing Neatly Done, on ihort Notice,
Also a full stock of TOYS, NOTIONS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
VIOLIN STRINGS.
LOUIS LANaENfiEP.O.
CIVIL BEND STORE
V. I ARRINGT03S",
DEALER IK
Jpy GOOdS GrOCSiCS fetO '
All Kinds of Produce Taei in Exchange
CIVIL BEXD, DOL'O. CO., OEEGON.
T. L. Gannon. C. A. Blackmas
CARRIAGE, WAGON,
AND
2T
C3.
BLACKSMITH SHGFI
3
AUni3on' Old Stand, Jacluon Street.
MANUPACTUKtus
UAHhlAU, nttosva, cui-ai
All Kiuds of Boxairius Done, lcr:n3 ar
Reasonable. Gassos & Elackmai..
GPANGE
BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION
OF P.CSEBU
G.
w. f. owens, : :
Manager.
-DEAL IN-
Woo! end Drain !
ALSO, AGENTS FOR
AftlCULTUKAL ImI'LEM ENTS
OF ALL KINDS
11T E TRANSACT A GENERAL.
ness in our line and pay the Highest
Market Prices for Wool and Grain. A full
at Lowest . Trices. Ollice and Warehouse
Ol'POSITB THE DEl'OT. Oiveus a call.
1 trm M. u-
THE
New York Coffee House
Xl33Siln7-A.XTX&-SE!ffS? ........
And Oyster Saloon
tsr-
Leading Check Restaurant
in the Cltv
SIFERD Sl HACKNEY, PROPRIETORS
132 FIRST STREET,
PORTLAND, ORECOH
3TPrivatc Rooms of tho Latest Designs for Ladles.
OIE:i DAT AND KICIIT.
NEW RESTAURANT.
NEXT DOOR TO DR. MAR3TERS.
J. W. MoCONNELL
(Successor to T. O, "Ward)
Desiref'to announce to tha people that
he win give twenty one meals for
Ou bis tables can be found tho lest
that ths market afford.
FRESH OYSTERS
BERVEP. IX EVERY STYLE.
.
I ; vr nirvA'irv run rVTn
.. 'v v...
Awarded Premium at State Fair!
f tusr i
4 R
4 JT, ,
ii .-
FOUNT LAMP.
11. Tlio top uf the fount is so constructed ssto
hold any email ;i:ni'.t'.ly of oil that mit;ht aid
ucukauy i uu ocr, wiercuy prevcimng uumnte lo
furniture, carpets, etc.
12. The insurance companies rccr.nimcnd'their
use, because they they are non-explosive, tic.
THE'BRILLIANT AND STEADY LICKT.
TrodiH-cd by these lamps because of their pecu
liar codstructinn, the main principles bciiifr a
double draft, Hie outer air tube giving abundant
supply of oxygen, which is necessary to insure
perfect combustion (ami thereby burning the
odorous and poison oi's matter v.lilch escajn'S
other lamps) and the inner or "spreader" air
tubes steadying the flame anc prcjciitiv.g its com
ing in contact with the himtiey.
M:ido by a prominent authority gives the follow
ing leeult:
Tp TrPT r.r i ir.u-r
OrJinajy lamps S 11 candle power. p
Gas lnmi't, 2o catulie Power. it
Improved new Chicago l.leitiic I;;mpe, C2J can- hi
ra v si-jr. " -v-lir" i 1 ,asl 0 lo 8 mourns.
IJ r 7 - v i O 3, ine IO"Ps bemir mue of brass cannot
a fjt ' jzt" 3 bre:k, but o ne lamp ill lant a life time.
Y. ' XK v' i''zf:'!T i t". N.H 8- Wh;4t yu save on chimneys iu one c.ir
'i j yJtu-f At - - ' rl0"e will suffice to pay for a lanip,
v t -t-.-r.. - ,S -V 3 9. This lymn has the onty wick movement that
rf'Jk. SLlfJlSf- requires no tiem of ik, and als. tho only
-Xv trtZit- $ " V 53 movement that brings the trick upjrfectly even.
Fr V?vC.r,----a S 10, Tho wick trims itself if turned down until
51
fSVST tvr'-Ssif'Vvasr i B the stop work acts and iiennltted to so out with
die Hwer. rf j. av-
Are made and can ba had either in Drats, NnKdSr '
or Gold llronzc: .'
THE FCLLQY.'IKC STYLES 6 - V
FOUNT LAMP Can bo attached lo any gas r iv, ' " V.jji SJSaSit "" J"
oil fixture, ide braekct, etc., colds 1 quart i.f oil P. - " - t- XZ? J , .".-X
mid burns 7-8 hows. Price S2..W to (KJ.CO & , " cfev. "4 ' Wv
STAND LAMP-Ker table or dcik use. Holt's t fVfJK&i S A'
J vuart of oil and burns 7 8 hours. Ki-to$3.E0 V ' i iki it
LIlillAltY KOUNT-MiMle expressly library ex- t W',"-V' .JsS , nV,
tension hangers. lb -Ids 1 quart of oil and bums ?. l- 'XJs""V W
7-0 hours.. Price 2.7r to !3 fc ' 'Vm J "SS7'. V
ALL NIGHT FOUNT-Same as Fount Lamp Xt f " S??, .-J
only has a jpjgcr oil reservoir and consequently 'V" ' ' ("TjivA
wi 1 bum longer. Price, i?3 to ifl.25. ff-'"-' v. '
Send For One.
HEWAKK O V IMITATIONS! STAND
Can Ouly.hc Obtained from Vs.
ITCH
But before you do that come 'round to
w. g. woodwabSd'S
LI
-AND-
Ouv a New Set of Harness
OR A SADDLE
One of tho Biggest and Best Ptoek of Goods ever Brougho Town.
. use nothing but the best leather, and havq got
i i
EVERYTHING IN THIS LINE.
W. . Woodward Moseburg.
SUCCESSOR TO
mm
-DEALERS IN-
Q
lioscburcc
Has on hand constantly a large and complete assortment of
General Merchandise and will be pleased to see his old friends
and patrons, as well ns new ones, who in co liberation ofthe
scarcity of money and the present depression in business, will
study their own 'interests by calling on lrmj and examining
Ueforc purchasing elsewhere, I do not claim to sell goods
at cost, or less than cost, but will assure all Who patronize me
that thoy will get their goods
At Tlie Lowest Living Profit.
Produce Of All Kinds Taken At Market Trice,
Sol. Abraham.
Da'nifi &. C3o,f SJa'iacsj.
GENERAL
Teas-
Hardware,
0-
-0-
HJl TIB, CAJFS, BOO TSA8TB SH OSS.
u stoniera will find onr stock ccmp!ee, comprising many articles it is frn
possible here to enumerate.
Would respectfully invite an examination of stock believing a'l can be satisGed
that it is for tht'ir interest to tnalco purchases here as we
Old v.
MARLIN
mag
IS eralM ilOcal.CO
ntte. Perfect acevrter guaranteed and tba onl7 absolntely safe H3o made. All stylea,
allStzcall welchts. PrlcMrcdneed.
BA V l T CHnr, Pportina and Tarert Rifle, world renowned. The standard for
1i Jl J inl if ! ni a a 4arget ahooilng, baatlnic. and sbootlng irallerfca. All raUbree from 23 to 4.
XXZXZVti MARL1H FIRE ARMS CO., FEW HiYEJ, COSH.
POSITIVELT NON-EXPLOSIVE!
THE CHICAGO
ELECTRIC LAMP!
520ANDLEI,0WER!
"SEE ONE AND BE CONVINCED."
DDUESS: - "
(JUIOAGO ELEnT-IU LAMP 00.
Cor. First (t Washington Strvcts, Forlland, Or.
u
Among its vaxt advantages may be enumerated
t the following
f 1. The lanin lv thn lawn of n.ht ta PORI-
TIVELV SOX-EXPLOSIVE.
2. It cannot break or smoke a chimney.
3. nAn ordinary chimnevican be nsed.
4. The lamp burns at a tst of J cent icrhour.
5. The wick is furnUheil free with every l.'.nin,
utrinitte'l
out bein?Mow;it a minute or less bcinc all the
' ,r- . ' -TL a !mI
r7M
1
Vr' - W
Tjx..'
LAMP.
U
DON'T FAIL TO CALL ON ME
Oi'ogon.
fiouc?" o.t Oregon,
DEALERS IN
AND GROCERIES,
Crockery,
-o
Suv and sell for cash
.5ps'ror3z:
1
P
& Co.
23ost In OTio XTO"oxXca.
lor larea or email rame-made In S2csUbre. 40 eral&S powder;38 cl.
mlo : 4i eaL 70 and 8S trralnt. Tbe f trongert ihOOtlDg TlCa
TORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
C. W. KNOWLES, L. 1). CUOWN.
ST. OHAELES HOTEL,
j (EUROPE A PLAK )
BROWN Sc KNOWLES, Proprietors.
i '
rillSTtXASS IS EVOlY.REbTELT.
i
Good Restaurant Connected With The House
Kiro j.roof Brick Cuildinj
1S9 Kooms. .
liitheCvistcrof Hictity
COIL; KItONT AND MORK1SON STs!, l'OUTI.AND
i KUIIOITAN I'LAN.
JSMONO IIOT1JL, .
First Class in Ever Particular,
C'JKNKR I'llo::! AND Jli-ltRlSMlN HtH
foktlanp, oi:ei;on
Thomas Gi inkax, Proi riitor.
rpilE ST. CHARLKS RK8TAURANT,
1
Ciiakles Heilman, Pi'oiiiietor.
Tlie very best in the .Market is .set
before you. " . '
TIIH
INTERNATIONAL
Cor. Third and E Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
REDUCED HATES, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME
THIS LARGE AND WELL-APPOINTED HOfSE
offers siijicrior accomodations at popular pris.
Meals ?5c, R'xm.g 2jc. and 5K:. Only three Mocks
from all Dejiots and Steamer landings, Free Buss
to and from the Hotel No ('hineso servants. No
overcharges or deviation from regular rates of tl.CO
per bav.
ciarti-lf E. LEXVISTGN. Proj.V.
EKUhlVuc.! IS."?.
A. ROBERTS,.
Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or.
THE LEADING
CLQTHtkPi, HOTTER
AND
OP OREGON.
-THE PLACE TO EUY.jgS
J B C0NGLE .
Manufacturer, W'Uolesale and Retail Dealer In
SADDLES, HARNESS,
ta. Leather and Saddleky Hardware
103 and 110 Front Street POP.TLAND OH EG ON
MalauEsene and Clczncnts
New Furniture Store
IN MARK'S OLD STORE.
A full line cf first class Furmtni'C.
Anything repaired or ma.de to order.
CALL IX ST A XTER.
Great Overland Route!
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
ONLY L!HE RUKM'NC
Pullman Palaco Sleeping Oars,
Magnificent Day Coaches, and
Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Cars,
- WITH BERTHS FREE CF COST-
FROM WASHINGTON AND OREGON
TO THE EAST
Via St. Paul ;ml IinaeioIis
ONLY TRANSCONTINENTAL LIME R'JNHiHS
PALACE DINING CARS.
(Jleivls, 75 Cents.)
FASTEST TIME EVER MADE
FROM THE COAST
OVER THE
m- NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
To Sioux City,
Couucil Blufis,
St. Joseph, Atchison,
Leavenworth,
ISuriiiito;, Quiuc.y,
St. Louis, S Chicago
'SI
- AND ALL PCIKTS-
O O
T?ASrn
AND rtOUTHEASTT
AND OOUTHEAS J
ASl
o-
Via St. Paul aud Minneapolis.
-tz- SLEEPING CARSr-
Are hauled on regular Ex
press Trains over the
Entire Length of
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD-
Leave Portland at 3:00 p. m., daily; ar
rive Et Minneapolis or St. Paul 12:30
P. M., third day.
Connection made at St. Paul and
Minneapolis to all points East, South
and Southeast. . .
PACIFIC DIVISION.
Train leaves Portland daily at 11:15
A. M.t arriving at New Taconia 6:30
p. m., connecting with O. E. k N. Co.'s
boats for "all points on Puget Sound.
A. D. CnARLTON,
General Western Passenger Agent,
No. 2 Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon.
MAG CLE WORKS.
T II. O'MALLKY,
v i ' Propi i tr of tbe
BOSEBUllG MARBLE WORKS.
Ami Dealer iu ' -Trjii;si-v;NEs,
Tablets, tc.
Shop Rcrr of IIo;an'&tre.
CAVEATS. THADE MARKS AND COPYRICaTS
Obtair.cil, und all other ,busii:,s Jn the V. S
rater.t. Office attended to for MODERATE FEES.
told MODEL OU DRATV1XC. We advise as
lutcntal.ilily free ot charge; and ire make KG
CHANGE tXLESS WE OLTAIN PATEXT. t
We icfer here to the rostniaRter, the Sujit. of
Jlor.cy Order Div., and to officials of the U. S.
Patent ofiicc. For circtlar, advice, ten.g an -references
to actual clients In yeur omn Stale or
comity, write to
, A. SXOW & CO.,
OrposS'e Taunt Office," Washington, D. C.
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT
BO WEN BROS. ;
JIaviiig dissolved the cppartnorship exist
iD between Bunnell &. Ik)vi en Bros, and
are ubw prepared to lo all work iu tliejr
line in a
"WORKMANLIKE
HANNEH, ASD AT REASONABLE . '
O. J&? 3HL. TPrtirls.js.
A Full Lino of '
Staple a'ld Fancy Groceries,
Table and Pocket Cutleky,
Glassware, Crockery
Quecusware, tc.
Goods Delivered any wLcre in lite
City limits, Free of Charge.
FOR SALE!
A GCCD BUSINESS LOCATION
IN LOOKING GLASS, ' -Ceneral
Merchandise, Lot, Ware
House and Store with Stock on hnnd,'
on Reasonal.lti Terms. Inquire of
W. CGCIIEMN.-'
MEDICAL-
DR, LIEBIG'S
WONDECFt'L
Gerinau Invigorator
Hen who are Buffering from
Iriscase and Weakness bro't
on by early imprudedee or
excesses, cansiiur nervona
debility, premature decay, lost manhood, etc., hav
ing tried in vain every known rcmcdv, should pro
cure immediately . DU. LIE BIG'S ljiVlGOHATOll
THE DOCTOR will asrree to forfeit 81.000 for
case undertaken, not cured. The reason why so
many caiinut iret cured of wcaknesa and tha above -
diwaBes is owinr to a complication called PKOSTA-
lUKKiir.A witn uyrcrscstbeaia, nhich require
eeecial treatment.
DIt. LIEBIO'S IKViGORATOa Ko. 2. under oar
ad .ice and special treatment,is the only Keitive cure
for 1ROSTATOKKHEA." " .
DR. LIEBIO & CO. for the oast nineteen veara
have made ail exclusive acecialty of the treatment of
Oiscaxea of men.
less and despondent, look ont for the complication
with Seminal Weakness and loss of Vitality known
as ProntatjirrhM. TTiinrlmild .if 1iim K.m huiH l..et
ii pimnies apiiear on ine I ace. n von oecome list
uu mivumiius Jl" V L1V I MI.VIIJ IUU tItMUie
in lifo from its effects, Varicocele; or wormy veins
.. .1 ...1 .. 1. . . .. .1 - i
m me scrotum, oiicn uie unauKpectcd caiiFe ( f Lost
Manhood. Debility, et-c. etc.. DR. LIEBIG'S Invur-
orator, No. 2, is the only known rented yfor th
above compiicr-tion, and a perfect and pcrmancn
cure will be guaranteed in all cases undertaken ur.o
iler ourspedid aihice aud treatment.
Most powerful clcftnc belts free to onr patients.
To prove the wnnlertul power of the 1NV1GORA-
Toit, a pottle g i ve free.
Call or address,
Br- Uetllg & Go's Private Dispensary-
4U0 Geary bt. Kan J- ranclsoo, Cat.
DK. MINTIE,
THE SPECIALIST. -
No. 11 KEARXEY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Treats all Chronic, Special and Private
Diseases with Wonderful Success.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
.9 A AfeYEU rAILl.NU
'XREfortfeivous Debilty
Heminal Weakness, Ex
hausted Vitality. Stierma.
t orrbea, Lost Manhood,
Impotency, Taralysis,
Proctorrhea, and all the
terriblo effects of Self
abuse, youthful Miles and
excesses in maftirer years,
sucn as Lioss ot Memory
Lassitude Nocturnal Em-
ssians. aversion to sneietv
Dun ness ot Visum. M-ieea in tho Head, EXCESSES
IN DKINKINU intoxicating liquors, tne vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many oAer dis
eases that lead to insanity and death.
Dr. Mintir, who is A Keoi la Physiciax, Gradc
atb of Tim Usivkbsitt of Pkkssvlvasia, will agree
to forfeit Fits Ucxbrkd Dollars for a cara of this
kit.d tho VITAL RESTORATIV E (under his special
advice and treatment) will not cure, cr fur anything
impure or injurious found in it. Pit. iiiNTia treats
all private diseases sncct'ssfuiiv without uicrvury.
CoxsfLf atiom Fksb. Thorough examination and ad
vice, including analysis tit urine, $5.00. Price cf
VITAL RESTORATIVE, l.t0 a bottle, or fcur times
th quantity, $5.00; sent to any address 0n receipt
of Price, or C. p, D., secured from obeervatinn, and
in private name if desired by Da. Mixtir, 11 Kbakut
Stkeet, San Francisco, Cal. Send for list of ques
tions and pamphlet.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symytouis, sea and age, ' Strict secrecy 1 n regards tp
all busiuess transactions.
Dr. MixTix'g Kidkbt PvKjfBDT, NErilRETICTH
Cures all kinds nf Kidney and Bladder Csomplaint
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leuchorrtiea etc. For sale by al
drn-ffibta; $1 a bottle or six bottles fcr fivedollars.
Dr. itiNTiKS DaxOf.liox Pills aro the best and tlie
cheapest Dtsi kpbia and ElLloi s cure ill the market.
For sale by all drugibta.
MAEKS CAB BE REMOVED.
leoist & co ,
Loi.don, Perfumers to IL M. the Queen, harci if
ted and patented the world-renowned
OBLITERATOR
which removes Small Pox Harks, of however long
standing. The application is simple and harmless
causes no inconvenience, ai.d contclns nothing Jn
jurious. rric? fr-LSO.
SH?2 FLU0US HAIS.
Leon & Co.'s "DEPILATOBY'
without pain or unpleasant sensation never , to
grow a-ain. Simple and harmless.
Full directioM. Eentby mail. Price 8L,
GEO, W, SHAW,
GENERAL AGENT,
219 Trcmont Street, IJoston, 'Mass,
Mcntii.n thisPajicr. "
l)r, UERBIIOLO,
tEtUp-Stairs over L. De Cl's Jcwelrj- Storf
RC3EB '
cess: and, in the language of Carly
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