ROSEBDRG REVIEW
FRIDAY,- FEBRUARY, 5, 1880.
and last lmt not least; in the produc
tion of nieiital, moral and physical dis
ease and death tilling our country with
drunkenness, vice and crime; our pris
ons and insane asylums with inmates
and the grave with suicides. From all
this we as e irresistal.lv driven to the
conclusion that allopathy is the tircat
cauc of intemperance which pahs in
to insignificance all and every other
cause combined. Tlic chief culprit
that sits undisturbed on his throne
,while it is considered vile heresy to
call his assumptions into fincslioii.
The folly -of our prohibition friends
is clearly seen in a summary of the
following facts. First: they do not
aim a single blow at the great cause of
intemperance. Secondly: they uphold
suport and make provision for its
perpetration by employing allopathy,
when sick swallowing her intoxicating
narcotics and by providing for their use
as medicine. Third: they sound no
notes of warning against any intoxi
cant except alchohol and they trv to
make it the "scape-goat" to bear the
sins of all other poisons, thus practi
cing fraud and deception uiwn the
unsuspecting. Fourth: they even
sanction the use of alcohol, as a medi
cine, as well as, all other poisons, and
aim to prohibit the manufacture,
sale and use of alcoholic liquors, only
as a barerae. The prohibition party
goes no farther than this. For the
right, to manufacture, use and sell al
coholic liquor for medical purposes,
is not called in question, but is, posi
tively concceded by the prohibitionists.
Indeed; this is as far as they can, or
dare go, without attacking allopathy
the hoary headed monster in his citadel.
For the moment that the medical
aspect'of this question is presented,
that instant you beard the lion in his
lair; jwho, shaking his shaggy mane,
would spread hia talons and show his
carniverous teeth, while his mut
tering roar would be heard all
oyer the land, and answered by
a hundred thousand doctors of Amer
ica, -who would rally around the
standard, upon which is written in
characters of death, the motto; where
poison is there is virtue. It argues i-'-norance,
insincerity, or cowardice upon
part of prohibitionists, that they have
suffered this king of intemperance, to
remain so long undisturbed on his
throne, swaying his sceptre throughout
the land without even a mutter of
"iwwtiuvui ufuu men Jillt, WUUe
they attempt to correct only now and
then, a faulty vassal. But suppose
the prohibitionists accomplish all they
propose, that is, stop the use of alco
holic liquors as a beverage. What
then; why simply this: none will be
used as a beverage, and no one would be
likely to get drunk on alcoholic liquors
except thoso made bo by the doctors.
wi wsjo jrvuu U1CU vruuiu llOv
drink whiskey or spend their money
for it, under the most stringent laws,
and the most scrupulous observances
of those laws, by the people, this is
tho utmostood that the most sanguine
can possibly expect or hope for. This
would not prevent men from grat
ifying their narcotic irritants, for
such articles constitute the great
mass of allopathic medicines! Neither
would it prevent men from becoming
intoxicated, for intoxicating agents are
found in great abundance, exclusive
of alcoholic liquors. The drunkeness
of many nations is produced wholly
by allopathic medicines, without any
alcohol. The drunkness of the inhabi
tants of Persia, Hindoostan, Arabia,
and Egypt furnish example of this
fact and prove beyond the power of
successful contradiction that alcoholic
beverages are not essential to drunken
aess; ' neither would such meanness
break up the haunts of vice. Our sa
loons would be changed in manner but
not in character. Tho low, the vulgar,
the gambler and drunkards, would be
fcund there; the card and billiard
tables, and the intoxicating narcotic
beverages would be there and young
men and boys- would be drawn in and
ruined then, as they are now and men
would spend their time and money as
they jnow do. The hundred thousand
doctors of America would continue, to
administer nearly three hundred vile
poisons, poisoning the blood, weaken
ing the intellect, . intoxicating the
brainsprostrating and paralyzing the
nervous system weaking and destioy
ing the moral organs, and exciting the
animal propensities, and thus pervert
ing every faculty of the soul, mind and
body; preparing men. and women for
a place in the lowest dives in degrada
tion, vice and immorality. From all
this it is eyident that all the physical
and mental " wrecks, legitimate se
quences of a poisonous medication will
still continue to corse our race, calling
for hospitals, asylums, poor houses,
and prisons. Bat we have no reasons
for believing that such a law would
receive such a hearty support as we
have just Bupposod. For all who
desire alcoholic liquors, will make
every effort to procure them, ; This
they can. do in several ways no matter
how stringent the law, so long as the
right to use them as a medicine is
guaranteed. The right to use liquors
for medical purposes must stand npon
the same grounds as does the right to
take medicine; and as the law rceog
nizes poisons as medicine, so long the
right to take them must exist. For
one of the grand civic rights of every
citizen is the right to choose the means
by which his body may be icstored to
health when diseased, and no man has
any authority to say that he shall not
thus choose for himself. If ho chooses
alcohol or any other remedy it is his
prerogative. lie has also the same
civic right to choose for his children
that ho has fur himself; thus he has a
right, to buy whiskey by the pint or
gallon for medicine but the whisky sot
need not resort to such measures to
get all the whiskey necessary to satisfy
his thirst. ,ltc can buy it in patent
medicines, bittern, etc., by the gross if
he choose. It may cost him a little
more and thus add to tho squaliid pov
erty of his family. The hundred
thousand doctors of America, many of
them would prescribj it to the habit
ual diunk '.nl for the sake of the fee,
and all of them would continue to give
it to their patients of all jiges and
j classes as they now do. This with the
j other narcotics which they constantly
use wdl continue to add fuel to tht
flames of intemperance, bring more and
more under its control, pervertin" every
a petite, every feeling and ever im
pulse of the soul. Ilcjiee wo S(.u that
the prohibition must of necessity U;
a failure, it is lighting a shadow
and leaves the substance untouched,
like the boy, who sees tho shadow of
another boy on the wall goes to strik
ing and kicking the shadow, threatniii '
its destruction while Jie boy whoseshad-
ow he is lighting looks on. laugh in
iit his duplicity, just so the prohibition
ists are lighting a shadow an effect
while they have nothing to say or do
against thcc-Aiisobut seem det;rmined to
sustain and perpetuate it. Remove the
substance and the shadow will flee;
remove the cause of intemperance and
it will cease to exist. We have seen
that the use of alcoholic liquors as a
beverage is not the cause, but the
effect of intemperance like the shad
ow on tho wall. That the cause of
intemperance is found in tho disordered
state of the physical and mental con
ditions of the system and this disor
dered state is engendered by narcotics
which get into the body, the chief
cause of their being put there is found
in the belief existing in the minds, of
some people that poisons are 0od
medicines and this belief comes from
allopathy, therefore, a poisonoup. mod
cations is the foundation stone, of in
temperance; the hinge upon wliich the
great flood-gate of intempenvnee is al
lowed to swing open wide and free and
which prohibitionists Lav c not dared
even to attempt to close, but con
tinue to fight the shadow whilo
every logical medical man looks on
laughingly at their stupidity and folly.
We have no reason to look at the
Prohibition party but as a farced If
alcohol is the vile demon they say1 it is
why not legislate it out of use as a
medicine as well as a beverage. Why
is it a saint in medicine and a devil in
a beverage. Or why legislate against
it at all when its l substitutes which
stand ready to take its place are found
all around on every side many oi them
are ten fold rn,oro destructive to health,
morals and intellect and cause much of
the squalid poverty, crime and vice
which is unjustly laid to tho door of
alcoholic beverages. Better, by far,
have alcohol than such substitutes,
for of two evils we would choose the
least. . But there is no necessity of
choosing evilat all in this case. For
justice, science and humanity call
upon the Prohibitionists to lay their
platform broad and deep resting it up
on the principles of eternal truth. Let
them declare Prohibition against the
use as medicine as well as a beverage,
overv agent whose inherent character
is to narcotize, injure or destroy
any organ or tissue of tbe frame. This
Once accomplished, crime and vice
would diminish morality would advance
the number of suicides and insanities
would grow less year after year until
the family of man would be in a higher
state of physical, mental and moral
perfection than the world has ever yet
known. Temperance Max.
VARIETIES.
If there bo a good in t'io world lliat
we do without knowing it, .without
conjecturing the effect it may have up
on a human soul, it is when we show
kindness to the young in the barren
foot-path of the mountain of life Lyt
ton. No man can learn what he has not
preparation for learning, however
near to his eye is the object. A chem
ist may tell his most precious secrets
to a carpenter, and ho shall never be
the wiser tho secrets he would not
utter to a chemist for !n estate Em
erson. Fiist passenger (in railroad car)
"You are from Chicago, I see." Sec
ond passenger (with pride) "Yes sir"
First passenger "Commercial trav
eler, I suppose?" j Second passenger
"Yes, sir." First passenger "I
thought so. There are certain charac
teristics peculiar to Chicago' traveling
men that distinguish them from the
ordinary run of people." Second
passenger (highly delighted) "YesT'
First passenger ?'0, yes. Will you
please take your feet off the seat so
that I can sit down?"
KING'S EVIL
Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because of a superstition that it could be
cured by a king's touch. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that
SCKOFULA
can only be cured by a thorough pmifica
tion of tbe blood. If this is neglected,
the disease perpetuates its taint through
generation after generation. Among its
earlier symptomatic developments are "
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu
mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Phy
sical Collapse, etc. If allowed to con
tinue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari
ous other dangerous or fatal maladies, are
produced by it.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is the only powerful and always reliable
blood-purifying medicine. It is so effect
ual an alterative that it eradicates from
the system Hereditary Scrofula, and
the kindred poisons of contagious diseases
and mercury. At the same time it en
riches and vitalizes tho blood, restorinj
healthful action to the vital organs and
rejuvenating the -entire system. This great
Regenerative Medietas
Is composed of the .genuine Honduras
Sarsaparilla, with Yellow Dock, tStil
lingia, the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other ingredients of great po
tency, carefully and scientifically com.
pounded. Its formula is generally known
to the medical profession, and the bes
physicians constantly prescribe Ayejj'S
Sarsapahtt.t.v as an
Absolute Cure
For all diseases caused by tho vitiation o!
the blood. It is concentrated to the high
est practicable degree, far beyond any
other preparation for which like effects
are claimed, and is therefore the cheapest,
as well as the best blood purifying mitil'
cine, in the world.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C.Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mash
Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists: Price $1; "
Six bottles for $5.
(JENEKAL M KRCHANDISE.
WAR IN EUROPFJ
Removal!
Removal!
Removal
On account of our removal
into our new Store we propose
to ofler our entire slock of Gen
eial Merchandise to the Public
at such low prices that notwith
standing the present hard times
and Hcnrcity of money, will en.
able everybody to buy our
goods.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
Must be sold before we move
Our Stock is larger andbelter
assorted than any in the City,
COME AND EXAMINE
And be your own judge,
Before purchasing Elsewhere.
We guarantee our clothes to
fit in every particular.
WE MEAN BUSINESS
And no mistake. Our place of
business is olc door north of the
Post Office.
CARO BROTHERS.
Coos Bay Stage Line!
- LAIi:i & CALVERT,
PROPRIETORS.
THROUGH TO COOS CITY IN 14 HOURS'
WHERE ooiincclion U made with Coos Bay S team
crs for all points on the Bay. Stages leave the Post
office at R sebursj every nioniinjr, except Sunday
calling at the hotels before leaving.
THE BEST ROUTE TO COOS B A. Y
Particular attention given to the comfort of pass
scngcrs. Careful drivers ind g od stock.
NEW STORE
AT
DULLARD, OK
would respectfully inform the public tbat he
has on hand a fine assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Rcady-JIadc Clothing
and in fact everything usually kept at a
first-class store. Give him a call.
Goods at Low Prices.
All kinds of Prodnc
Taken In Exchange for Goods.
taMI orders i romptiy WenU3tc?
MISCELLANEOUS
pUIlNI'J URE PA LA OF,
UNCLE JOHN GILDERSLEEVE
Has the finest stock of furniture south of 1'ortliiud
which lie nulls as cheap as it can he bought .
in tiic State. The new tangled
DOUBLE BED LOU AG E.
AND
PATENT COHN1CES.
Also luui mi haii-l a full assortment of beds hikI bed
ding, chairs, tallies;
UUHISAUS AND COMMODES,
And all kinds of Cliildrcns Chairs, etc.
J. CILDERSLKEVE.
GKINCSE WASH HOUSE.
AND
LABOR AGENCY!
Yi m; Sam lYojairtor.
mms rorci.AK 1.AINHHV.MAN has i'ENi:ri
X hii.iiness at his ohl Mtuli.l in Kosehur, opposite!
C u Ion's l.iveiv Stahlo. is prepared to contract or ;
:
Chinese Laborers, ;
I ,
Ami furiiinls '
..,,... " !
lUUKN,
FAI1M KA j
i
w ooi ciiorrEits, j
i;III:O VI) HAN PS
' .
Or C iinc l..ilmr of any description on short notice-. I
' . j
N. P. BUNNELL,
FOUNDRY,
Mitcliiiif iSliop,
Wiioim Shop,
lihu-lismitli !Sln'.
HAN MAKE CASTINGS FROM ONE
If onnrc to three tons vi'lit. Small Cu
pola for small castings. Money refundeil if
..-b ; n.f. sal isfartoi v. I'ol tlillitl liru es !.
Save telegrams ami expressae.
LANGENBERG'S
Jackson Strect.Opi'osite IVst Office,
Bosobnrg, Oregon.
KEEPS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
assortment of Eastern ami San Francisco and
other makes of HOOTS, SHOES, GAITEltS, SUP
PEKS and everything in the li.mt.nid Shoe line, and
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Boots aud Slt'oes Made to Order, and Perfect
Fit Ouarautecd.
I use the Jst of Leather ami Warrant all
my work.
Repairing Neatly Done, on Short Notice,
Also a full stock of TOYS, NOTIONS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
VIOLIN STRINGS.
. LOUIS LANGEtfBE RC.
CIVIL BEND STORE
V. L. ARRINGTON,
DEALER IN
D.ry Goods G-rceeios etc
All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange
C1VII BEND, DOUO. CO. OREGON.
T. L.' Gannon, C. A. Bla ckman
CARRIAGE, WAGON,
AND
HBLACHSLIITH SHOP!!?
AiUtnson'g Old Stand, Jackson Street.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRIAGES, HACKS, BUGGIES!
All Kinds of Repairing Done, Terms ar
Reasonable.
Gannon & Blackman.
GBANGE
BUSINESS .
ASSOCIATION
OF ROSEBU Ov
W. F. OWENS, : : : : Manager.
-DEAL IN-
Wool and Grain!
ALSO, AGENTS FOR
An IliCULTURAL ImI'LKM ENTS
OF ALL KINDS.
WE TUANSACT A GENERAL P.USI
W iicss in our line and pay the Highest
Market Trices for Wool and Grain. A full
line of Agricultural Implements kept con
stantly on hand, or furnished on short notice
at Lowest IVices. Ottice and Warehouse
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. Give us a call.
W- F. OWENS.
THE
New York Coffee House
nESTATJBANT
And Oyster Saloon,
Leading Check Restaurant
In the City.
SIFERD & HACKNEY, PROPRIETORS
132 FIRST STREET,
PORTLAND - - - ORECON
f3TPrivate U'wins cf the Latest Designs for Ladies!
OPES DAY AND MO HT.
"new restaurant.
NEXT DOOR TO DR. MARSTERS.
J. W. McCONNELL
(Successor to T. O. Ward)
Desires to announce to the icople that
he will give twenty one meals for
$4.00.
On his tables can be found the bent
that the market afford .
FRESH OYSTERS
SERVED IN EVERY STYLE.
KO CHINAMEN EMPLOYED.
Awarded Premium at State Fair!
IV
FOUNT LAMP.
The lop ..( the f..tilit is mi coiislriirlcd as to
'"ild any Hustll ijiuiiitity of oil that ini-ht ac-i
dentally run -ncr, Ihcn hi prccidiu ibina-e to
f,,:vu"r- ,,s Ut-
' no insuniiice coinp;,ioci n .-. inincmrthcii
"se' x.'1" "' th. y ;.rc lion cvplosiie, clc.
THE CRILL'AflT AHD STEADY LICHT
l'roiiiiivd h llicse lalups lu (i.usi-..f titer (ecu
l'r n-.Mrti.-ij..,,. the main p. i. ipl, s l;lll. r
doiilile draft the outer air tul.c -iviii- ;.l ui daiil
m,ty ,,t ..i,,.,., wi,i,h is i.. ",;."
l" rftMl coiiilnislinii (and Ili. rcliv huniiue lli
lorous and poi .is n att. r whi. l. csc:i m ii
other lamps) mnl the inner or "s leader' ail
tulips stca.l.viii!t Ihc flame ane prcciil.i. its com-
ins 'm coi.t..cV v.ith Use V-iuitt-v.
M.ide hj a prominent, ull.orily gives tl.c follow
imr lusult :
TKt TLST OF LICHT
Ordinal-.- lamps, 3 1 1 cai:i!e power,
(ias lamps, -J(I ciiulie power.
Iinproied new i lii.-ao Kli i'.i ie l.Jinps, .V.'J cau
dle power.
Arc iii:nle ami can hj had either jn 11r.is Nit l.cl
or liold i'.runzc:
THE FOLLCWiNC STYLES
KOl'NT LAMP ';in lie atlat'linl t any gas ur
nil tixluiv, i-'uv. lickt-1, rtc., t'(!s 1 ijuart f oil
ami rmriiH V $ lin;rs. 1'rirt' fe"J..'H to Cj.(M
ST A N 1 I. AMI' Fir t:il!e r usk use. HoUla
I vnjtrl of t'ii ;ni! huni 7 S hoiux. u-lo
j tension han-. ts. I!..!.is 1 quart of oil and burns
MUKAilY I'Ol'MT M.mIc t xri -ssly f ibrarv ex-
: lioiliH. iria'Si.'.tuM
ALL M;iiT FOI NT Sune as Fount Ijuiip U
wi 1 burn longer, l'rice, t-3 to s&.'lo. f -mj
i iz&r
Send For One.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS!
Can Only lie Obtained from I s.
HITCH UP!
But before you do tbat come 'round to
I
w.
a. WOODWARD'S
HARNESS
-AND-
Buy a New Set of Harness
OR A SADDLE
One of the liiggcet and Best Stockr of Goods ever Uiouglit to Town. I
use nothing but the best leather, and have got -
EVERYTHING IN THIS LINE.
VS. Gr. Woodward Roseburg.
SUCCESSOR TO-
-DEALERS IN-
GENERAL VIERCHAIMDISE,
. lioseburjs Oregon.
Uas on hand conslantly a lartrc and comnlate assortment o
General Merchandise and will
and patrons as well as new ones, who in co ljsidcration of'the
scarcity of money and tlic present depression in business, wil
study their own interests by
. G.QQBS
lielbre purchasing elsewhere, I do not claim to sell goods
at cost, or less than cost, but
tuat llioy will get their goods
At Tlie Lowest Living Profit.
Troducc Of All Kinds Taken At Market Price.
Sol. Abraham.
Drain & Co,- Drain.
GENERAL
DRY GOODS
Hardware,
HJLTS, CAPS, ROOTS AFJD SHOES.
I'stomeia will find our stock complete, comprising' many articles it is im
possible here' to enumerate.
Would respectfully invite an examination of stock lielicvihff all can be satisfied
that it is t.n- th.-ir interest to make purchases here as we Stiv and sell for cash
only.
MARLIN
. .. .
T-r"' . mmm mm m, ' . irjE -
Tl AT.T. t Tl T E-lTyf?? Trart Blflos world renown. TbeiUn1ard for
uZtt, 7, n,Z .1. ? E,,IU1.DZ- an'1 hootlngkllerlMd All calfbrw from B to 44.
x'Sffi MARLI5FIRE ARMS Col HEW HAYEH, COHH.
POSITIVELY NON-EXPLOSIVE:
THE CHICAGO
ELECTRIC LAMP!
52CANDLE POWER!
"."SEE OXE AND in, CONVINCED."
UDllKSS:
CaiCAGO ELEfil'RTH T.AMP fiO.
Cor. Eirst. & Wavhiiiiuu (SlrcclB, !'..r".l:iMl, Or.
. 1-
Among its many aiHanta-s may lie cimnivratej
tlx' folltiii;
1. The l:iiii, l.v tlic lawa 'f irituiv. is ruM-
ITIVELY NO.N K.l'(,"3!K.
J. It cannot l,rok or 41110 kc a chimney,
a. An ordinary chiniiioV can lie nrol.
4. The laitii hums at ajcott of J cent, jtrhour.
5. The wick U furiiishoi! freo with rvr liino.
One wick iil last ti to s ljionilis.
I 7. The loillOS hritl-r lkl:l1i. F lirm .1
Jbre.sk, hut o ne lamp will Ihst a life lime.
i o. nnai you saic on Icinntiicys iji one yeur
ruionc win s:Mliee to jiay Wr a lamp,
I i. .This l.Miip has the oiily wick nr.. tmeiit that
iq requires n.. ticiii of w . k, :lml alio the only
f.t movement that l.rii.;;ihcl v.i k up itrfcclly ccn.
10. The wick trim itxi'lf i: tnr:u.. .l..u'i. until
ti the st p work ats ami irmilU"l to fro out with
W out hem.? lilov. ii, a minute or less heiut' all the
- iirucreuuiaed.
X
STAND
LAMP.
IU1
111
1
DON'T FAIL TO CALL' ON "ME
be pleased to see his old friends
calling on h;mj and examining
FEIGEi
will assure all wlio patronize me
Douglas Co4, Oregon,
DEALERS IN
AND GROCERIES,
Crockery,
Bost Itl Tiio World
TOT limAPimall . a. ..... .A . 1 ut
6ttUKmme m m csiiorp. u khuub wuwun
l'ORTLAND ADVEKTISEMENTS
C. W. KNOWLES, L. D. SHOWN.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
(EURO PEA PLAN.)
BROWN & KNOWLES, Proprietors.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPEt T.
Good Restaurant Connected With The House
Fire r.Hif Urick Iiuildin
ISO Kooins.
In tbe Center of tletilv
COR. FRONT AND MORRISON hTS., PtiRll AXD
El' Uul't AN I'LAN.
First Class In Every Particular,
CoKNKK FlIOM AND MoRltlNON km
PORTLAND, OREGON
Thomas Gi inkan, rrojirieU'r.
rjlHK ST. CHAULES KESTAUKANT.
Charles Heilman, I'ropiiotor.
The very best in the Market is set
before you.
THE
INTERNATIONAL
Cor. Third and E Streets.
Portland, Oregon.
KEDUCF.D KATES, PKICES TO SUIT THE TIME
mm LAK(;E AND WELL-APPOINTED HOUSE
xi olTurs ""lrior acconuMlatioiis at Hiular prices.
Meals 25c, llooni!) 25c. ami 50e. Only three blocks
fnni leots anil Steamer lamliiiss, Free ISiws
to anil from tl.e Hotel No Chinese servants. No
overcharge or tleviatiun from regular rales of S1.00
per hav.
marti-tf E. LEWISTON. PropT.
EsUihlished 1S52. i
A. ROBERTS,
Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or.
THE LEADING
HOTTER
-AND ,
OP OREGON.
CTHE PLACE TO BUY.
J B CONGLE
Manufactumr. Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
SADDLES, HARNESS,
LEATHER AND . SaDDLEBY HABDWARE
108 and 110 Front Street PORTLAND OREGON
Malaussene and Clements
New Furniture Store
IN MARK'S OLD STORK
A full line of first class Furniture.
Anything repaired or made to order.
CALL IN8TANTER.
Great Overland Route!
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
-ONLY LIME RUNNING
Fallman Palace Sleeping Oars,
Magnificent Day Coaches, and
Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Oara,
-WITH BERTHS FREE OF COST-
FROM WASHINGTON AND OREGON
TO THE EAST
Yisi at. r.ml ami Minneapolis
ONLY TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE RUNNiNC
PALACE DINING CARS.
(Meals, 75 Cents.)
FASTEST TIME EVER MADE
FROM THE COAST
OVER THE j-
CIT NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
To Sioux City,
? Council Bluffs, ;
St. Josepli, Atchison,
Leavenworth,
Kansas City, j
ISurlinstonJ Quincy,
St. Louis, S Chicago
-AND ALL POINTS-
lASl AND OOUTHEASj;
Via StPanl and Miuncapolis.
-SLEEPING CARSf-
Are hauled on regular Ex-
irress Trains over the
Entire Length of
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Leave Portland at 3:00 P. m., daily; ar
rive at Minneapolis or St Paul 12:30
p. m., third day. .
Connection made at St Paul and
Minneapolis to all points East, South
and Southeast. j
PACIFIC DIVISION.
Train leaves Portland daily at 11:45
A. Ji., arriving at Jcw xacoma o:w
p. connecting with U. JK, t SH. Ux s
boats for all points on Puget Sound.
A. D. Chaeltos,
General Western Passenger Agent,
No. 2 Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon.
MARBLE WORKS.
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Shop Rcur of IIiv:.irV f tut.
CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS ANf, CCPYR.'CHTS
OliUiiiicd, and all utlicr luji.-. s in tbe V. S
ratcnt. Office uttciiiled t' ft I olElIATE KtES.
Send 1IODKL OK DHAV.IN':. VC adiM as
Datcntnliility freo of clurc; and we nuke N'l
CHANGE L'KIXSS WK OliTAIN PATENT.
We refer here to tbe IVstniaHlc. the 8u t. of
Minify Order L'iv., slid to ollicials of the I. S.
Patent office. Fur cirvuinr, advice, terms an
retcMntes to actual clieuU in your on State or
count v, write to
t A. KNOW & i 0 ,
OpiMBi c 1' iUnt Oilier WastiiiigUin, 1). C.
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT
BOWEN BROS!
Having dissolved the coiiitrtn'Tsliip txiat
iu between Bumicll Si lUiwen VrB. snd
are now ireiiarcl to d all work in tlit ir
line in a
WORKMANLIKE
MANS EH, AND AT KKASOS AHLB RaTEj-
O. cto IcL. TPx-JaCs;
A Full Line of.
Staple a'id Fancy Groceries,
Table and Pocket Cutlekv,
Glasswaie? Crockery
Qncensware, Etc.
Gootls Delivered anywhere in the
City limits, Free of Charge.
FOIt SALE!
A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION
' IN LOOKING CLASS,
General Merchandise, Lot, Ware
House and Store' with Stock on hand,
on Reasonable Terms. Inquire ' of
)Y. t H HIM
MEDICAL-
DR. LIEBIG'S
wondeefcl'
German Invij.'orator
Men who are suffering from
Disease and Weakness bro't
on by early imprudedce or
debility, premature decay, lust nianhuod, etc., hav
ing tried id vain every known rcmedv, should pro
cure immediately Ml. L1EBWS 1NVIGOKATOR
no. z.
THE DOCTOR will arec to forfeit 81,000 for
case undertaken, not cured The reason wbv so
many cannot (jet cured of weakness and tbe aiwve
diseases is owinr to a complication called PROSTA.
TOKRHEA with Hypenesthesia, which require
soecial treatment. - .-
DR. LIEBIG-S INVtGOBATOR No. 2, tinder our
for PK08TATUHBHEA. ;
r DR. UEBIO&CO. for the mt j-.inet
hare made ii e xcIukIvc atMiiait.v f tit A. A
diseases of men.
If nunDlea annear on th tre ir inn tm.
leas and despondent, look oat for the complication
with Seminal Weakness and loss of Vitnlii v u....
asProatatorrhea. Hundrtxis of lives have been lost
and thousands have lost tbuir property and pleasure
u ius i rum iim ececia, ancoceie; or wormy veins
of the scrntum, often the nnsugpected canue f Ixist
Manhood, Debility, etc. etc., DR. LIEBIG'S Invi2
orator, Ko. 4, is the only known reuicd yfor th
above complicntion, and perfect and permancn
cure will be guaranteed in all case undertaken una
der ours)ecial advice and treatment.
Most powerful electric belts free to eur patients. .
- To prove the wonderful powcrof UielNYlUORA
TOR, A $J BOTTLE GIVEN FREE. -
Call or address, ,
Dr- Ueltlg St Co'a Private Dispensary
400 Geary St. 6an Fraucisco, Cat.
DE. MINTIE,
THE SPECIALIST.
No. 11 KEARNEY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Treats all Chronic, Scial and Pri-ate '
Diseases with Wonderful Success.
THE OR EAT EfllLlSH REMEDY.
"1 a Abvta r.MUMi
I JURE for Nervous Debilty
t eminal Weakness. Ex-
1 laustcd Vitality. icrni.
1 lorrhca. Lost Manhood.
.j mtmtjtnnir P.r.lr.i.'
rrostatorrhea, and ail the
terrible effects of Seif
. 1 ibuse, youthful follies and
1. J excesses in maturcr Vea.
V. .-av ichas Lous if Memory
f, -V''' J'ucnM ' Memory
"''MfeTJ" jrssitude Koclurnal Em-
v n. 1 1 J 'j"-, aversion tosix ietv
Dunucss ol Vision, ttvim in the Head, EXCESSES
IN DRINKING intoxicating liquors, tne vit.!l fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many other du-
eases that lead to insanity and death.
Dr. Uiktik, who is A Hkoi lar Piitmcux. Gninc
atb of Tils t'Mvr.RniTi or PryNSvtvaM , will apree
to forfeit Five Hi snRrn D.u lars It a case of this
kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his spctial
advice aud treatment) will not cure, tr f-.r anvthinc
impure or injurious found in it. Dn. Miktis" treats
all private diseases successfully without nicRury.
CoxstLTATiON Fbes. Thoroufth examination and ad
r.1'. inclunl"'r """dysis of urine, S5.00. Price of
VITAL RESTORATIVE, 1.H a bottle, or four times
the quantity, $5.00; scut m any address upon receipt
of Price, or C. O, D., secured from observation, aud
In private name if demn.il by Im. Mistik, 11 Kiurnt
bTRRET, 8 ax Fraxcisco, Cau Send for list of ques
tions and pamphlet. -
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Will be sent to any one applying bv letter, statin?
symytoms, sex and ajje. Strict secrecy 1 n regards to
all business transactions.
DR. MiNTIE'b KinxRV RtWnr. VKPHHETKTM
Cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Csomplaint
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leuchorrbea etc For sale by al
drngjrists; $1 a botUa or six bottles fur fivedollars.
Dr. Misnra Davdf.liow Piliji an th ui .n.i k
cheapest Dtsi KrsiA and BiLlot s cure in the market
For sale by all dniKKist.
SltXAZX POX
MARKS OAS BE BEHOVED. ,
XiEoist co ,
Loi.don, Perfumers to II. M. the Queen, have
ted and patented the worlU-reDywuid
OBLITERATOR,
which removes Small Pox Marks, of however lona
standing. Tl application is simple and harnilest
causes no inconvenience, and contains nothing in
jurieus. Price2-50. '
SUPS TLTJOUS HAIfi.
Leon A Co 's DEIILATORl"
Removes Superflouus Hair In a few minute
without pain or unpleasant sensation never to
grow again. Simple and harmless.
Full directions. Sent by mail.
Price!.
E0, W. SHAW,
' GENERAL AGKNT,
219 Tremont Street, Bobton, Mass.
Mcntii.n thisPipcr. ,
Dr. UERRBGLI),
DENTIST
"WUp-Stairs over L. Be fil's Jewelry Stor-
it ,
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