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ROSEBURG REVIEW FRIDAY, JULY, 16, 1886, GOOD WAGESrOJl GOOD TEACHERS Good teaching, like gootl lueachins is a noble natural, gift. The. differ ence between a mere drill sergeant and his captain, who is expected to be not only an officer but a humane and gal- j lant gentleman, is not more wide than the difference between those who are endowed with the rare and delicate powers of a true teacher and those who teach as mechanically and monoton ously as they turn a grindstone or weed an onion bed. The difference in the teacher that moulds and inspires the young minds that come under his influence and a teacher that is a mere mechanic is the difference between cyclopedic appetite and culture and sound intellectual digestion. There are many mechanics but few in ventors; many soldiers but few generals many clergyman, but few preachers; many, schoolmasteis but tew teachers. No man or woman can look back at school days without confessing that to the inspiring influence of the teachers, who were born to teach in distinction from those who assumed to keep school they owe their largest product df man hood or womanhood. The scholar at school will grow in spiritual and in tellectual fibre, if his teacher has breadth of brain, height of soul and warmth of heart. If the schoolmaster is iireDioachable mediocrity and un- ruffled dullness, working for school wa ges until he can dip into something more lucrative, then he is not a teacher any more than a shyster is a lawyer, a quack a doctor, of a clerical demagogue is a preacher. The low estimation placed upon a teacher's services as shown by the smallness of their wages is not credi. table to popular intelligence. In coun try towns it is generally expected that a . teacher will be content with about the same wages you pay not a skilled workman, but a "rough" car penter.' This sentiment could not be current thecountry over if the impor tance of a true teacher's work was ap preeiated. If his only capacity for 1 usefulness was to laboriously teacti the boys to read, write and cipher, the teacher might, with some show of de" cency, be rated as the lowest class of all mechanics, but his coincident work is the noblest and most farreaching for the moral weal or woe of mankind in the whole range of human callings, From the vantage ground of close per sonal contact with his pupils, a teacher who is rich in manhood, of quick and delicate mental tact and moral appre liensiou, has it in his power to make them men and women that represent loyalty to conscience, at once truthful manly and humane in their inward and outward life. A mere pedagogue may not be worth any more to the world than a copying clerk or a hod carrier, but a teacher who has so much- of manly moral atmosphere about him that the best impulses of his pupils harden under this effluence into sound sweet character, is worth more a thou sand times to the world than the most nimble salesman or the handiest work man that plumbs a house or frames a door. The spirit of Dr. Arnold, not his scholarship, made him a great teach er. Scholarship like his was not un common among educated Englishmen, but a spirit, fine enough and powerful chough to shape the souls of others, so that his pupils grew into men under his gaze, was his glory, and in a greater or less degree every good teacher needs the spirit of Doctor Arnold more than A ery profound scholarship in order to do good work. Books are well enough, but charac ter must be based on something better than books, to bear any wholesome fruit from its brilliant flower. The function of the teacher must be ele vated, not degraded in public opinion, and the education that tells in moral results is not contained in tho mere learning or culture of tho teacher, whether he be parent, schoolmaster or preacher; it lies in the living character of the teacher, not in his culture. If the teacher is a man of moral earnest i he in purpose, and sweet, sincere hu manity in his daily walk and talk, something of his immortal fire will go out of him into his pupils, to vivify and energizo them morally with the stimulating glow of pure and ingen uous enthusiasm for whatsoever things are lovely, honest, honorable and of good report in this world. God wa ges for good teachers pays a splendid dividend to the public on the invest ment; the teachers wanted are not men who pick up teaching hastily, usinj- it as a kind of horse-block, from which they can mount law, medicine or the pulpit; they are cot young women who dabble with a school while wait ing for matrimony. Low wages means poor teachers. We can afford to build less costlv schoolhouses, but we cannot afford to level the good teach ers wages, so we shall lose him for the future. The absurdity of insisting that a persoii, fit to be trusted to train a child's mind and form its character for good or evil during the most impressible years, deserves to be classed in legitimate value, in proper personal wants and decent necessities with the average man you call to sol der a pipe or build at chimney, ought to bo evident without argument. There U a great deal of poor teaching in this country, and just so long as well-trained, successful, experienced teachers are poorly paid, so long will poor teaching continue to be common. "Chinese cheap lalwr id common enoughin all calling, but it never does any good work, and since the end of all education is to make men and women it is not worth while to offer a real man a boy's wages and expect him to accept your offer and do a man's work. Oregonian, June 23th. A I.iring Monument. Do good to the living, and reat the dead with lespoct. Do you see that poor wretched out cast? Poor woman she is a courtesan now. If you had aided her as you contributed to that monument, the had not fallen. Do you see that criminal who has lost all hope? If you had contributed to his education and physical wants while young, he perhaps would have been useful and happy. A living monument upon the sands of time, and one that is cherished iu the minds of the living is the only one worthy of admiration, Tyrants and usurpers have been hon orod with monuments Or heaps of stone which are as far from being true mon uments, as temples made with hands arc temples of the living God. L. C. II, The True L.ibcvalint. Since 1 have been investigating the various writers on liberalism, I have round some good argument and true statements which are derived from known facts and principles, while at the same time I find much fanaticism and sectarianism, and even intolerance which is as dangerous in its character or even moroso, than religious bigotry fanaticism and intolerence. While one leads to licentiousness and dissolution the other leads to superstition, blind ness, ignorance and suDDiession of truth. True liberalism consists in do ing what is legitimate in free speed free press, free action, and liberty c thought, so long as you do not tresspass the lights of others, and in concedin to them the same prerogativas and im mumtives vou claim for yourself. ''Do unto others as you would have other do unto you," will in a few short years cause the greatest revolution and re ormation me worm lias ever experi enced. Society is greatly interested in the conduct of each individual, while benefitted by his intellegcnce, indus try, and integrity, it suffers from his profligacy, ignorance and crime. In conclusion, without vindicating com niunism, it is obvious that true liberal ism is not practically demonstrated for the greatest good of the greatest number, while crime stalks about in silk and broad cloth, and honest toi goes unpaid. A correspondent tells a stoiy of con gressmen gathering around a pond in front of the capitol and throwin dimes and nickels into the water to see the fish dive after them. The thing preposterous. If the correspondent had told us tkat the fish stood around the pond and threw dimes and nickels into the water to see the congressmen dive after them we might have believed it. Cincinnati Enquirer. For my own part, I despise good accidents and bad accidents. And despise those who cling to accidenta and temporary renown and attribute it to their own skill. Joaquin Miller jBift A'je on Bis Birthplace. A man ought not to criticise his birthplace, 1 presume, and yet if I were to do it all over again, I do not know whether I would select that very spot or not, and yet, what memories cluster about that old house. There was where I first met my parents. It was at that time that an acquaintance sprang up which has ripened in latter years into mutual respect and esteem. It was there that what might be termed a causual meeting took place that has, under the alchemy of resistless years, turned to golden links, forming a plea sant but powerful bond of union be tween my parents and myself. For that reason I hope that I may bo spared to my parents for many years to come. There on that spot, with no inheritance but a predisposition to premature bald ness and a bitter hatred to rum; with no personal property but a misfit sus pender and a stone bruise, began a life history which has never ceased to be a warning to people who sell groceries on credit. Of Interest to Zadies- The new treatment for ladie3dis eases diicovered by Dr. Mary A. Gregy, the distinguished English PhysicfaD and nurse, which has revolutionized the entire mode of treating these com plaints in England is now being intro duced into the U. S., under a fair and novel plan. Sufficient of this remedy for one month's trial treatment is sentVee to every lady who is suffering from any disease common to the sex who sends her address and 13 2ct stamps for ex pense, charges etc. It is a positive cure for anv form of female disease and the free trial pack age is many times sufficient to effect a permanent cure. Full directions ac comany the package (which is put in a plain wrapper) also price list for fu ture reference. JTo trial packages will be sent after Oct. 1st 1866. Ad dress, Gregg Remedy Company, Pal myra, N. Y. Subscribe for The Review. KING'S EVIL i - Tas the name formerly given to Scrofula because of a superstition tkat it could be cured by a king's! touch. The world is wiser now, and knows that SCROFULA i can oulr be cured by a thorough purifica tion of the bloods If this is neglected, the disease perpetuates Its taint through generation after generation. Among its earlier smptomatic developments are Eczema Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Pliy 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, arc produced by it. j Ayer's Sarsaparilla In the only powerful and always relialle blood-purifying medicine. It is so t-ft'i ct ual an alterative that it eradicates frcm the system Hereditary Scrofula, and the kindred poisons of contagious diseases and mercury. At the same time it en riches and vitalizes the blood, restoring healthful action to the vital organs and rejuvenating the entire system. This great Regenerative Medicine Is composed of the genuine Ilotuhmts Sarsaparilla, with Yellow Dock, Mil 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 best Shysicians constantly prescribe Ayer's AKSAPARILLA asau Absolute Cure For all diseases caused by tho vitiation of 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 medi cine, in the world. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowe!, Mast Analytical Chemists. Sold by all Druggists: Trice $i ; Six bottles for $..". GENERAL MERCHANDISE. LOOK OUT! CARO Bros' Bran' New rtare ssfiksCrB Coos Bay Stage Line! LAIRD & CALVE UT, PROPRIETORS. THROUGH TO COOS CITY IN 14 HOURS' WHERE connection is inade with Coos Bay Steam ere for all points ou the Bay. Stages leave the Post ofRe at Rtsebnn; every liiornin;,', except Suuday callitig at the hotels before leaving. THE BEST ROUTE TO COOS BAY Particular attention given to the comfort of pass Sengers. Careful drivers mil g d stock. NEW STORE -AT- t DILLARIK OK. iu ' r i r ;i would respectfully inform the public that he has on hand a fine assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, i Ready-Madc Clothing i and in fact everything usually kept at a nrst-class store, uive him a call. - 1 Goods at Low Prices. i All kinds of Produc Taken in Exchange for Good-. i LA11 orders promptly attended to. Brick i MISCELLANEOUS JpUJiMl UIlE PALACE, UNCLE JOHN GILDERSLEEVE 11m the finest stuck of furniture south of Portland which he sells as che:ip a it can be Wight in the State. The new fang-let DO UBL E BED L 0 UNG E. A XI) PATENT CORNICES. AUu li.is i,n hiiiitl a fuSr assortment of beds and bed tliiijf, elutirs, tuhlex, UUHSAUS AND COMMODES, And all kinds of ChiMreus Chairs, etc. J. UIIJE11SLE.EVK. Pill LI I ' SALTER, ESerchant Tailor, "AT EKPS a I ir-ii and complete assortment of sam- jV pies of the vory best material imj latest stylos. CLOTHING MADE TO ORCEB - . A perfect FIT Guaranteed Cleaning and Ilcptiiriii-g done sit Reasonable rut eg. XIIOJ' Op oMto MTSEirS Meal MukU, on Jaekson Street. ROSEIiURC; OKUGOX. N. P. BUNNELL, . FOUNDRY, Mneliiiu; Shop, Wtioii .Shop, ! ".hii-ksittith riiiup, 1AN MAKE CASTINGS I-T.OM ONE J ounce tn three tons weight. Small Cu pola for small castings. Jlnney refunded if work is not satisfactory. Portland prices I Save telegrams and exjiressayo. ' LAFGENBERG'S Boot and; Bh.o Store Jaekson Street, .Oppo.sitc Post Oitiec, rtoscTjurg, Oregon. If KEl'.S ON HAND THE f,.i:i.lT A.M r.EST iV assortment of Eastern aii-l ban KraiivK-o ami ..titer makes i.f P.OOTS. S1HKS, (JAiTHUS, .SLII' J'KIIS ami evd Uliin;.' in the Hoot ami shoe line, ami SELLS CHEAP FOR 0AS1L Boots and Shoes Made to Order, and Perfect Fit Guaranteed. I use the Pest of Leather and Warrant all my work. Repairing Neatly Done, on Short Notice, Also a full stock of TOYS, NOTIONS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and VIOLIN STPJNOS. LOUIS LANGENBEB.G. CIVIL BEND STORE V. L. ARRINGTON, DEALER IX Dry Qoods Gr oceies etc All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange C IVIL UEXP, IHttU. C O., OltECOX. T. L. Ga.NXON, C. A. I'.LACKMAX CAKRIAiJTl, WAG02J", AND BLACKSMITH SHOPIII AitniH'Hi 's OM Slatnl. J.n k',n Street. MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, HACKS, BUGGIES! All Kinds of llopairiug Done, Terms ar Reasonable. Cannon & Clackma.n. GBANGE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION OF ROSEBUKQ. W, F. OWENS, : : : : Manager. -DEAL IN- Wool and Grain ! ALSO, AGENTS FOR Ai U iCULTUP, AL Im PLEMENTS OF ALL. KINDS yK TRANSACT A GENERAL HUSI 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 lxiweat Prices. Olhce and Warehouse OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. Givens a call. W F- OWENS. New York Coffee House SAnd Oyster SaIoon,S Lcadimj Check livstauvtint in the City. SIFERD & HACKNEY, PROPRIETORS" 132 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND ORECON 45TPrivate Hooms of the Latest Dus'ipis fur Ladies OPEX DAY AXD NIGHT. INSURE IN THE mwm CO. OF S-XiSRE OXIEGOZO- Capital. .8100,000.00 Tfee Farmer's Company Insures only Farm Property, Private dwellings, School houses and Churches. Also Detached dwellings in Cities and Towns with contents. I have also a few CHOICE FARMS and stock ranches foi sale on reasonable terms. ' DaviiS. West, agent. Oliice,at Court ilouse, Roseburg Or. ATGh CHICKS BY With the Most Perfect and Snccen ful lmltatloa of the lien. 3 THE ORAZG FOLDING INCUBATOR. trlvances to eet out of order. No cant or exnerlnnr. nucuuig. nucuci ui itruw cen, i ne upper ponion . ii . r . . i - . , . . ti Konisew STRtiT. Msmprh. Tenn. From SOOeggs 1 hatched WT Chick! In the CraTa incubator. I Know it Is the best plans for brooder HoptAt.it. 111. Third trial, out Of 7b kk hatched 65 chlcka. Had very Rood success first trial. Nev er bad a Oner lot of chickens. HELEN OUSDOKFF. EnAvojr. III. Tour Incubator beats all the lions for hat chin or. I set 115 eggs under lOO EGGS BtlZJsi ..918 coo az BOO " BO SOO " SO tttOO -J lOO ' T'll ' If you knew how cheap I sell Bells for FaIms, Schools or Ciu'kciies You would surely have one. 3HX - m r t.'Jt VTH :;0-H1 O.B I i1.m deal in Thkesiieiis, Exgixess, Mill M'acliinery, I'l'Mi';?, Insjiiiatois (The Lest r.uilcr f odcr known) Steam Fittixo C.ooua, IJeltixo, Oils. Also Gentual Agent for, The Sin pmax Excixk, Coal Oil fur fuel, No Dust. No Dirt. Send for circular ami riees. Oflicc Foot of Morrison Street Portland Oregon . (.JIVE ME A CALL 74 T. WRiVIIT. HITCH But before you do that come 'round to W. G. WOODWARD'S -AND- Buy a New Set of Harness OR A SADDLE j One uf tho Biggest and Best Stock of Goods ever Brought to Town. 1 use nothing but the best leather, and have got EYERyilllNO IN THIS LINK. DON T FAIL TO CALL ON ME W. G. Woodward? Moseburg. SUCCESSOR TO -DEALERS JN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, lloseLmrj Oregon. 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 as new ones, who in co nsideration ofthe scarcity of money and trie present depression in bnsiness, will study their own interests by calling on Ir'm and examining GQQBS PRICES Before purchasing elsewhere. . I do not claim to sell goods at cost, or less than cost, but will assure all who patronize mc that thoy will get their goods At The Lowest Living Profit. Produce Of All Kinds Taken At Market Price, Drain & CofJ 1rain. GENERAL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, Teas- Hardware, o O o HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AlVI) SHOES. ers will find onr stock complete, comprising many articles it is im possible here Would respectfully invite an examination of stock believing all can be satisfied that it is for their interest to make purchases here as we buy and sell for cash only. MARLIN for laree or W CTaloa: 40 cal. CO eralnn: made. Perfect accuracy guaranteed aUai all weights. Price reduced. IB Ek V.V. iC V Callerr. Sportln and Target Rlffes, world renowned. Theitanrtard fnr JJdfcjmJLf &ik&J target shooting, huntln?. an ) ehootlni? (rallerles. All caUlircs from S3 to 45. Madeln lourtwn different styles, prlcesfrom VIDT I PIDI? IDMC frt L'UW XIK VTW TAW f 18.00 up. Sena tor tliuitrated caU!o;ue. JaAlUilll XlXVO MJSi VV., fit U flAlbfl, lUAfl. EM ffi and r ill t l i1m.i- 71Zt !?. "F ' "".con . . . v...., it. vifrri m UK. AP(IS TW Ipiacea m nction natural oil la the lower portion and receive tlic T npc esiary heat from a Una of warm water in t fie I Id 1'roper liVat imala t.,l4bJ.drMrlD 1 Par of the water twlee a day and renlsILlii. wltli boiling water, about 1 quart at a time for "ma Tiler Bizl P 1 loios DacK iiice tne Ud of a trunk thi pd rJ EARLY HATCHED CHICKS Sell at from 50c lo $1 per Pound n.l'rt'tf nannaed candidate for public favor. TlieCraiK lacSZl t tn . ,! LADIES.7Lenne a most profitable home Industry, ft req ire" : the iT..'T , 1 ? 1 ,'7 Doe not Interfere with household duties xi,L san? fir' Pfi L tapl,aI tae mean can beat water for aa Incubator ,rt'',arc chicks. I sot 101 In Incubator and have 97 good, heals hv chlcka as a result. c. W. MAYS. Rivebtov, Neb.-Hatehcd one brood to get my hand In. f,iH (y per cent of all crks put In. No trouble to keep an even tempera ture Shall rim It all winter. E. VAN UKUSEN'. Eltzatietutoww. N. V.-I'.r us ing the Crass Incubator I cons-Mer my first attempts at artificial Ineu uatlou acomiifere surer, A. WAL'IE.'! JJLIIAXI). . are unexcelled. one made. Your bena and hare F. D. CRAIG, ffSu Horth Evanston, III. 8EVD a rrVTS iv st i i ..... Si'11!1,?,?10!? useful POO'IT Information than any Tw iJesvr' TEI itaiiwaiKP,1iSRji,,e "n"". Incubators, etc. UU W to JUUUU3 1000 per cent. lrollt oil SO henT ELL;" UP! U Si Sol. Abraham. Douglas Co., Oregon, Crockery, to enumerate. 33ost In Tlio VCrorlc3. cmAil eitm tmuir m sj oiihiw. in mim TermAmzn nt 4S ruL 70 and M ffrs'nL Tho iirnnmi hvt!n Hfla and the only absolutely safe rtUe made. All ttrlrt, . . l'ORTLAN I ADVERTISEMENTS C. V. KNOWLES, ST, CHARLES HOTEL, (EUROPEAN PLAN.) C. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor. - FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Good Restaurant Connected With The House Fire proof Biiek lhiilUinv 1S0 Itoon In the CV-nter of the iu COU. H;i.T A.M MORRISON KTS., I'Oi: I'l-ANIi EUROPEAN PLAN. j(SJ10XL HOTEL, First Class In Every Particular, CoKNKK FKOVr ANU MoKKUUX Si POKTI.AM), t- OKKCO.N Tiiosas (iriNCAN, Proprietor. fJlilE ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT. Charles JIlilmax, Proprietor.. The very best in the Market is set before vou. THE INTERNATIONAL 3fc.'3 Ci" XiJ Cor. Third and Streets. Portland, Oregon. KEDCCKD KATES, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME rnni lakoe and well-appointed house JL ullcrs suicii.r accomodations at iipular prices. Menls ix. Rooms !;:. and 50c. Only three blm-ka from all Uei.ts and Steamer laiidin?3, Free Etiwi to and fr.im the Hotel So Chinese servants. No overcharges or del iation from regular rates of 81.00 per h:i. mart) tf E. LEWISTON. PronT. Established 13C2. A. ROBERTS, Corner First and. Alder Street Portland, Or, THE I'ADJNG GLOTHliR, HOTTER AXD OF OREGON. PLACE TO BTJY.l J B C0NGLE Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In SADDLES, HARNESS, ta.LEA'1'IIER ASU SaIiBLERY HARDWARE 103 and 110 Front Street PORTLAND OREGON Malaussenc and Clements New Furniture Store IN MARK'S OLD STOKE. A full line of first class Furniture. Anything repaired or made to order. CALL IXSTAXTEIt. Great Overland Route! THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD -ONLY LINE RUNNING Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, Magnificent Day Coaches, and Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Cars, -WITH BERTHS FREE OF COST- FROM WASHINGTON AND OREGON TO THE EAST Via St. Paul and Minneapolis ONLY TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE RUNNING PALACE DINING.CARS. (Meals, 75 Cents.) FASTEST TIME EVER MADE FROM THE COAST -OYER THE 6iT NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD To Sioux City, Council Bluff, St Joseph, Attiiison, Leavenworth, Kansas' City, Burlington, iuiii(y, St. Louis, S Chicago 1S -AND ALL POINTS- EAsrn and oouTHEAsrn ASl AND OOUTIIEASj u . o Via St. Paul and Sliimcapolis. -SLEEPING CARS 3- Are hauled on regular Ex press Trains over the Entire Length of THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Leave Portland at 3:00 p. sr., daily; ar rive at Minneapolis or St. Paul" 12:30 r. M., third day. Connection made at St. Paul and Minneapolis to all points East, South and Southeast. PACIFIC DIVISION. Train leaves Portland daily at 11:45 A. n., arriving at Kew Tacoma 6:30 p. sr., connecting with O. R. 6i N. Co.'s boats for all points on Puget Sound. A. D. Charlton, General Western Passenger Agent, No. 2 Washington St., Portland, Oregon. Dr. mill RBO LIl , "-HUi-Staiis over L. Pe fil's Jewelry Slor RuStEURC CFECSN. Zt w T II. o'JlALLKY, tl . l'rornielor of ilit? ROSEKUHG MAR11I.E WOUKS. Aud Dt'ali-r iu Tt'llMliSTONKS, lAI'J.K' S, (.!(. i-liup ltflT Of (): l.'Ft I.1C. CAVEATS. TRACE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Obtained, and all other tinlntfi in tin I". S raU-ut. WtUv atteiidw Ut for MODERATE I'EES. Siid MOUKLOI1 MtAWJXO. We adise as latentaliilitT frue f clK.rj.t; and we make Nil CHANGE TM.F.SS WE OBTAIN PATENT. Wo refer here to tlie Postmaster, the Sut. Money Order liv., and to t-fflcinls of the V. H. Patent office. '. ..r eireular, adrio, teune and rtferencoti t.. actual clients in jutm-own' State county, write to OjiiMisitc Patent Office,- Washington, D. C. BlACKSMITH ASP WHEELWRIGHT B0WEN BROS. Having dissolved the copartnership exist ing between Bunnell & Bo wen Bro. nd are now prepared to do alT work m their line in a W6RKMANLIKE MANNEII, ASU AT P.KASONABLE KAIFS. O. tfe? H.. TP,rls.s, A Full Line of Staple a'ld Fancy Groceries, Table and Pocket Cutlkkt, Glassware, Crockery Queeiisware, Etc. Goods Delivered an j where in the City limits, Free of Chargp. Drain Hotel! DRAIN - - OREGON. Coos Bay Stage '.Office at the Hotel. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS lUOGAOE IL15W.EP FREB Of CilAROK. MRS. BLACKWOOD Pkoprietress. MEDICAL. 1311. jVXHSTTIi5, THE SPECIALIST. No. 11 KEARNEY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Treats all Chronic, Special and Private Diseases with Wonderful Succea). THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. 1SA NEVER FAILIN'U 1. I T t r 3 V-. r L ; t . . 1 ti nonmia wiling hieminal WnknMi. Ft JhaDsted Vitality, E)erna Otorrhea, Lost . Manhood Mlmnotency. Paralrfii. y'lProstatorrhea, and all the -men as Lose of Memory' Lassitude Nocturnal Km jsians, aversion to societ lmnnesst.t wiun. Aoibes in the Head, EXCESSES IN DRINKING intoxicating liquors, tne vital fluid passing unooserveo. in tne unne, ana many otner dis eases that lead to insanity and death. 1B. Mistif., who is A HkgvlaR Phtsiciak, GaiDe- ATB OF TUB UNIVERSITY OF PlSXSTXTiSIA, will tgTee to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a case of this kind the VIT L RESTORTIVE (under his special advice and treatment) will not cure, tr for aimhin impure or injurious found in it. Dr. HlKna'treatt all private diseases successfully without merenrji Coxsi ltation Free. Thorough examination and a"d vice, including analysis of urine, $5.00. Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE, $1.60 a bottle, or four times the quantity, 5.00; sent to any address upon receipt of Price, or C. O, D., secured from Observation, and in private name if desired by Dr. Mintie, 11 Kbarkt Street, Sax Frascisco, Cau Send for list of ques tions aud pamphlet. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. Will be sent to any one applying bv letter, stating symytoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regards to all business transactions. Dk. Miktie's Kidket Eemidt, NEPHRETICUM Cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Csomplaint Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leuchorrhea etc. For sals by a druggists; 1 a bottle or six bottles or fivedollars. Dr. Mintiks Dantielion Pills are the best and tda cheapest Dysi Erst A and BiLioii cure in the market. t or sale oy all arugjnsts. SMALL FOIL MAEKS OAS BE REMOVED. lihoist & co , Loi.doii, Perfumers to It. M. the Queen, havs ted and patented the world-renowne OBLITERATOR, which removes Small Tox Harks, of however standing. The application is simple and bar eauses no inconvenience, and contains nothing jurious. Trice $2.50. SUPEFLTJ0US HALS- Leon & Co 's DEPIl44TORTw Removes Superflouus Hair in a few miunts witliout pain or unpleasant sens&ttou nTr grjw again. Simple and ham li ess Fu directions. Sent ly mail. Price tl GEO. W. SHAW GENERAL AGENT 219 Tremont Street, Boston, THass. Mcntiin Tins Paper. men Baby was sick, we gar net CastorU, Wlen she to Child, tbe cried far CMtori, When she became Kjaa, she claDJ to Castoria, When she bad ChUdxvs, the are tbm Catori, BARKER &WILLIS, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, CROCK ERY, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. ETC. A SIECLLTY. Produce bought and the highest caBh FATSOS prico paid. . ROSEBURG OUEGOIT, I V n Tl i