IOItTI.VXI lMtOIUCB MAKKKT,
BUTTEn
Fancy roll, $ lb.....
Oregon
Inferior grade
Pirkled
California roll
do pickled
Cheese
Eastern, full cream
Oregon, do
California
Eons Fresh
Dmeu Fhuits
Apples, qrs, sks and bxs. . .
do California
Apricots, new crop
Peaches, unpeeled, new . . .
Pears, machine dried
Pitted cherries
Pitted plums.iOregon
Figs, Cal., in bgs and bxs. .
CaT. Prunes, French
Oregon prunes
Flock -Portland
Pat. Roller, bbl 3
Salem do do
White Lily J? bbl
Country brand 4
Superfine
GltAIX
Wheat, Valley. V 100 lbs. . . 1
do Walla Walla........ 1
Barley, whole, V ctl
do grou' d, ton 20
Corn, if 100 lb-.
Oats, choice milling t bush
do feed. good tochoice.old
Rve. t 100 lbs 1
Fei:i
Bran, t? ton --
Shorts, k ton
Hay, p ton, baled IS
10
lit
20
21
21
12
IS
lo (Si 20
14 ffi 10
8
0
28
14
15
40
11
8
10
13 (a)
121
7 a
8 &
10
12J
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 33
3 00
51 (Si 1 55
0 1 35
I 10
0J (523 00
53 ?5
50
00 (a, 1 10
00 23 00
21 t'O
oo rso oo
(0 (330 00
00 (g 32 5C
Choo. b? ton z.
Oil cake meal tfton 30
Fiiemi Fkuits
Apples, Oregon new tfbx.
Cherries, Oregon, t? drm. . .
Cherry plum
Lemons, California, fbx.. 4
Limes, V? 100
Riverside oranges, V box...
Los Angeles, do do ... 3
Peaches, t? box 1
1 00
75 1 00
00 5 00
1 50
7 50
00 3 50
00 .l 50
Hides -
Dry, over 10 tbs, VMti 13
14
Wetsaited, over to us ojw
liirraln hides onc-thrd olT.
7i
Pelts 10 1 00
Veoetaiii.es
Crbbage, t 11
' Carrots, fc? sack
Cauliflower, doz 1
Onions
Potatoes, old, V lb
do new, do
2i
1 uu
1 50
1 00
15
u
25
Wool-
East Oregon, Spring clip.. 14
Valley Oregon, do . . . 20
18
24
Tough dried grass should bo iised
xvith caution in tho hen-yard as it
sonic times causes crop-bound.
Pan Cakes: One quart buttermilk,
ttvo eges, one teapoonful soda, a littlo
salt, and flour enough for a thin batter;
bake in the usual way. The Plowman.
In favor of fanning it may bo truly
said that a greater proportion of thoso
who begin by working on a farm rise
to competence and moderate wealth
than in any other pursuit. N. Y.
Examiner.
Carrots and Cream: Take as many
moderate sized carrots as you like;
scrape anil slice, boil in a kottlo of
water until tender, turn out in a
bowl (leaving tho water they were
boiled in in tho kettle); put cream or
milk, a pint to every three carrots,
into the water, add butter and salt
to taste, let boil two minutes, then
pour all over carrots. The Caterer.
Nrco little tea cakes to be baked
in muffin rings arc made of ono cup
of sugar, two eggs, ono and a half cups
of milk, one heaping teaspoonful of
baking power, a piece of butter the
size of an egg and Hour sufficient to
make a Mid' batter. In this batter stir
a pint bowl of fruitcurrants aro nice--or
canned berries with the juice poured
oil'. Serve while warm and they are
a dainty addition to the tea table. De
troit TriLunc.
OFF FOR EUROPE.
Two .Hen Xmv Keullzinir tin; Jtrlglit
m-cuniM ofTlielr Kurly Life.
Zach Messenger, the owner of the
unpretentious little barber shop at 315
Bush street, iu not at his post of duty
these days. He left two days ago via tho
Canadian Pacific Ilailrond for Europe,
taking his better-half with him, and
intending to bo gone live months.
It is only a brief time since Mr. Mes
senger had no such notion in his head
as doing a foreign land. An attache
of the littlo siiop yesterday told an
Examiner reporter bow it was be hap
pened to change his mind.
"You see," ho said, "Zach lias been
having quite a struggle of it for sev
eral years, although he is an old San
Francisco boy, and has had a pretty
fair trade. But his expenses were
heavy, and most of tho time ho just
about kept even. But he could always
spare a dollar or two in any littlo en
terprise that promised a profit. So it
was that ho got to taking a ticket a
month lately in tho Louisiana State
Lottery. Well, in tho drawing of
April 12th last, ho pulled out one
tenth of ticket No. G7.0G0 for $15,000,
and. was promptly notified to this ef
fect. "He went straight down to Wells,
Fargo ife Co. and got the sum men
tioned. Fleasedl I should Bay ho
was. He said since ho'd been so for
tunate he'd just tako a little trip off.
Oh 1 yes, he takes moro than ono ticket
now. us do most all who know Zach."
Another tenth of tho $150,000 prizo
was won across tho bay at Oakland at
tho sanio drawing. It soon became
known that A. Mousson, a bachelor of
40, who had been trying all his lifo
hitherto to win a fortune, was tho
lucky man. Mr. Mousson had con
ceived tho idea that ho could not do a
better thing, as ho went along, than to
invest in a ticket or two. Now ho con
siders it tho best move ho over mado
in his lifo.
For some days ho has been receiving
the congratulations of his friends, and
now ho is casting about to carry out
some of tho many bright plans of his
early lifo.
It is rumored also that when ho goes
upon a trip to tho Neckar, as it is pos
sible ho may, ho will not go alone, and
that tho trip will be all tho more en.
ioyablo on that account. San Fran
clsco (Cal.) Examiner, May 4, 1887.
AGRICULTURAL.
Devoted to the Interests of Farmers
and Stockmen.
i staples fastening the wires, whether the
Fnrmynril Manure. i nails or staples aro driven into the
Among intelligent farmers who ex- j tree or into a piece of timber fastened
ercise considerable cure in storing their ; to the tree. But it has been discov
manure there arc some singular preju- ered that when tho willow is planted
dices prevailing regarding the value 1 this objection is avoided, for tho top of
anil use of manure. Many a farmer the willow can bo kept cut down so
would think he was wasting both time closely that the trunk will bo swayed
and material were ho .to spread and little, if any. The tree should not bo
plough in manure that was not prop- used as a post until the trunk obtained
erly "rotted." That such an opinion a diameter of six inches afoot from
should be prevalent is not surprising, tho ground ; and even when it has
Take pound for pound and rotted man-. reached this size, Mio tree may bo cut
ure will produce far more satisfactory ' off live feet from the ground, making
and speedy results than unrolled. But (a post of tho desired height without
this is not the only matter to be con- . killing tho tree. Such cutting off
sidered. A pound of green manure I would be fatal to any other tree that
will not make a pound of manure that could be used for this purpose ; but the
is well rotted. Rotted manure is sim- ( willow will tond out a rich bunch- of
ply green manure considerably con-1 shoots, which will soon become re
centrated and in a high state of pre- spectable branches and may bo cut off
paration. If this were all it would not in their turn. Thus wo may have a
matter much whether the manure was thick, stocky trunk five feet high, with
used in a rotted or unrotted condition; I so littlo top that the wind will not
but this is not all. While the manure loosen the nails or staples. The
has been rotting much of its value has branches cut off make good bean-poles,
been dissipated in the fennentive pro- 1 or tho summer firewood par excel
cess, while that which remains is in 1 lence. They cut very eitsilv when
such condition as to yield nearly all of
us plant food to the first crop that fol -
lows its application. On the other
hand, unrotted or unfermented ma-
mire, when once plowed under, not
only yields all the ingredients that
make up the more highly prepared and
concentrated article, but much more
beside. All the volatile portion which
is driven oil in the process of fer-
mentation is now iriven to tho land.
The process of rotting progresses slowly
but with thoroughness, and not a par -
ticle of available plant food is allowed
to escape.
Of course there are crops m which a
limited uso of rotted manure is found
in practice to bo necessary for the suc-
cessnu cultivation ot certain crops.
Thus, says a well-known writer, the
turnip, the carrot and the beet, which
aro sown in the early part of summer,
,i,, i:,i dii
be in such a state of decomposition
to act upon and nourish them in the
first stages of their growth, and if this
be not so tho crop may entirely fail.
In these and similar cases accordingly '
a complete preparation of the farm-1
yard dung is an essential point of prac
tice. Certain plants, again, do not rc- j
quire the same state of decomposition j
of the dung. Thus, tho potato ro- '
quires less in the first stages of its
growth than tho turnip, and hence it
is not necessary to subject tho manure I
to be applied to the same degree of fer-,
mentation.
But since guano, bono dust and other j
portable manures became available for
tiirnin and other p.rnns tbnt roninrn 1
immediate manurial action, it has been
a well established rule that farmyard
manure had bettor be used before it
has lost any of its fertilizing constit
uents, and that when kept for any
length of time (as in practice it must
be) it should bo preserved as much as
possible in tho condition as when it
was taken from tho stables, cow-stalls
and piggeries.
Tho common practice of carrying
dung and litter daily from tho various
farm buildings to an open pit occa
sions the loss of a considerable portion
of its most valuable elements, and pro
duces other chemical changes than
those which contribute to fertilization.
ItriihMclN HproutN.
Farmers at tho West scarcely know
of the name, much less the virtue, of
Brussels sprouts. It is a email cab
bage, very much moro delicate than
the common cabbage, and superior in
flavor to tho favorite cauliflower. It
is raised to some extent for tho mar-! around at it distance of two, three, four
kets of tho East, but, even thero,is not 1 or live miles, which the General visits
as well known as it should be. Its I every day, unless tho weather is abso
culturo is easy, but it is not as produc- lately stormy. Ho is constantly male
tive as the cabbage, whereforo its cul-1 ing various and extensive experiments
turo must become much moro general I for tho improvement of agriculture,
than at present to render it as cheap j Ho is stimulated with that dosiro
as other vegetables in our markuts. which always actuates him to do
But thero is no reason why farmers good to mankind. In 1770 ho killed
should not add tho Brussels sprouts to
tho plants set out m their garden, and
cultivated for the advantage of their
table.
. It is a fall vegetable. In tho hot
weather of summer the littlo buds do
not form a good, tender, compact head
as they do in tho cooler weather of
autumn. Tho seeds may bo sown
where tho plants aro to stand, or tho
plants may bo transplanted in July
just like fall cabbages,and aro handled
in tho same way.
Tho picking of tho sprouts com
mences when thoso near tho ground
begin to foim heads, and is repeated
from timo to timo about once in a week
or two as they mature. They do not
spoil like cauliflowers if neglected, but
will stand a good whilo in good order
till wanted. At last tho leading sprout
at tho top of tho stem forms a small
head about tho sizo of a man's fist,
which resembles a small Savoy cab
bage and ia equally as good as tho
smaller sprouts. To keep thorn for
winter uso they should bo taken up in
November, just before tho ground
freezes, and stored in a pit mado just
like thoso us$d for storing celery. Tho
pit can be NSpened and tho sprouts
taken out at any timo in winter. Tho
sprouts aro boiled and served with
drawn butter, just as caulillowcrs.
AVIllowH for Fence 1'OHtH.
The fence post question is ono of
much importance to tho Amorican far
mer, owing to tho difficulty of procur
ing suitablo wood for tho purpose. A
correspondent of an exchange advo
cates tho uso of willows for this pur
pose, tho trees being readily obtained
for transplanting and easily grown.
Ho Bays: "It is frequently recom
mended to plant trees along tho Hue
of the fencos, that when tho trees have
attained efficient sizo their trunks may
bo used as posts. Tluib live posts that
I will not rot are had, already securely
I set, at the cost of setting out tho trees I
loniy. liut to inis mere is iiieoujcciiou
tniU tho swnyi,lg 0f the trees loosens
I the nails holding tho boards or the
1 - . . . 1 A 1 1 -
green, dry out rapidly, anil when dry
, make a quick, hot hre that dies down
1 at once just the fire tho housewife
desires during tho summer. Other
points in favor of the willow for live
fence posts are tho case with which it
can bo got to grow and the rapidity of
1 its growth. If slips are stuck into tho
, ground in the spring, when tho ground
is moist, they will at once root anil
grow. Where fence-posts are scarce
' this uso of tho willow can be con fi-
1 dently recommended; and likely it
I will pay to so uso tho willow even
I where posts are cheap. The willow is
1 slow to die and will make a firm post
for many years
IHoiikey I.alior.
Tho hemp-raisers in this ucinity
low empioy moi Key ,auor
. . r , i , i i i
1,1 " "-
gro. Perkins it Chnsnian have a forco
1 of ? ?von la.r8e '"onkeys of tho
semi-
gorilla species found near Capetown,
South Africa. Smith it Murphy have
about twenty-six. J. B. Park, near
Kingston, Ivy,, who introduced mon
key labor into the hemp fields of Ken
tucky, has now a forco of seventeen.
James Guthrie, of Sholbyville, Ky.,
has twelve. Other less extensive
planters havo from two to live each.
They do the work better than the ne
gro, and at one-fourth the cost ; they
are taught very easily, as they aro do
cile and oven affectionate. Tho cost
of tho monkeys on an average is about;
$00 each. They are brought direct i
from Capetown, South Africa, to ren
sacola, Fla., and from there to Lexing
ton, where tliey are distributed through
out the hemp fields. Hemp-raiting
with this new species of cheap labor
is decidedly profitable, which is not the
case with free labor. Tho negroes do
not like the appearance of things, and
many of them say that either they or
tho monkeys will "have to go." Dan
ville (Ky.) Cor. X. Y. Times.
IViiNhliigtou UN a Farmer.
In an almanac of 1700 we find tho
following: "Gen. Washington pos
sesses 10,000 acres of land in ono body,
whore he lives ; constantly employs
210 hands ; keeps 25 plow gangs going
all the year, when tho weather will
permit; sowed, in 1787, GOO acres of
oats, 700 acres of wheat and prepared
as much corn, barley, potatoes, beans,
peas, etc. ; has near 500 acres in grass
and sowed 150 with turnips. Stock
1-10 horses, 112 cows, 235 working
oxen, heifers and steers, and 500 sheep.
, The lands about his seat aro all laid
; down in grass; the farms are scattered
150 hogs, weighing 18,500 pounds, for
his family use, exclusive of his pro
visions for his negroes, which was
mado into bacon.
A San Diego (Cal.) beekeeper has
most effectually settled for him
self tho question of tho alleged dam
ago done to grapes by his insect pets.
Ho took a perfect bunch of grapes,
every berry of which was sound and
in good order, and suspended it in tho
middle of a hive of bees for an indefi
nite time. It remained thero several
weeks, or perhaps months, and at tho
expiration of tho ieriod was removed
in as perfect condition as when first
put in the hive. Thousands of bees
had been crawling all over tho fruit
during that timo, only too eager to at
tack tho toothsomo juice thereof, but
had been unable to satisfy themselves.
Tho experimenter now has his mind
fully mado up on this moot question,
and all tho argument that could bo
mado betwixt now and doomsday would
not alter his belief.
Tho most careful estimates of tho
coming wheat crop of California vary
from 20,000,000 to 21,000,000 centals.
Tho San Francisco Grocer Bays : Thero
iB likely to bo a surplus of 10,000,000
bushels or more in this State, which
should givo a possible export from tho
Pacific Coast of not less than 25,000,
000 and poesibly 30,000,000 to 35,000,
000 bushels. If anything near presont
prices are maintained, California
may realize moro monoy on her for
eign shipments than in 1885-80 when
nearly 20,000,000 bushels of wheat
wero forwarded at a valuation of less
than $10,000,000.
There aro 87,400 resident sheep in
Klickitat county, W. T., which pro
duced this year 011,800 pounds of wool.
There aro 13,000 foreign sheep grazing
in that county.
Los Angeles propose to utilize the na
tivo castor bean In a castor-oil factory.
Weak lungs, spitting of blood, consump
tion, mid kindred affections cured with
out physician. Address for treatise, with
two stamps, World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Butlalo, N. Y.
Have the grass cut if you want your
lawn a la mowed.
Try the Diamond Wrench.
Z. T. Wright, Portland.
For sale by
When Bab; wm sick we gave hor Castorla,
When sho waa a Child, eho cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, eho clung to Castoria,
When shohnd Children. Bho gave them Castoria.
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their family 4ijiciati iUh- nut uuilertaut1, or cannot
cure, houUl write a full iUwrlttlon of their trouble to
Dr. Konlen, or get ou the train ami vfolt him. He la pro
YhWil with eTery Inntrument of nursery, and tho best
medicines to Iki had for money. C'onaiiltatlons free.
Honest oi'lnlonn Khcu; reasonable charges. All corn's
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Address Drs. FOKDKX A 1,1'THKP., ottlces 8, 9 and 12,
Kir. National Hank, l'ortlaud, Oregon.
If nllllclcd with Soro Kyt-s, uso Dr. Isano
Thompson's Kyo Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
'A. T. Wright, Portland, has the West
inghousu Thresher and Engines.
Thy Germka for breakfast.
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HUNT'S JtKMKDY cures i.dn In tho
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Hord-Over Leases.
"I do not think ih;it tenants gonor;illy
.ndor.st.-unl tho luw in -ogard to hold
over lt'ii-iiis," nid it lawyer. "It has
been decided by thn Sunrt'ino Court of
tho Stnto Unit it tenant who occupies
premises beyond tho timo covered by
his lease may bo considered a trespuss
jr on the premises or n tonnnt of an
jlher term equal to that of tho original
(i:sc, should it not oxtioo;) ono your, at
tho option of ilm landlord. To a (ly
jiiiin this looks like a queer decision,
but among attorneys it is generally
considered as sound law. 1 understand
thero aro landlords in Chicago who,
during tho poriod of falling rents, took
advantage of this construction of tho
law to hold tenants who occupied
premises ono or two days boj-ond tho
terms of their leases for another yoar "
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ft
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One bottlo taken according to directions
will give better results than a gallon of
Sarsaparilla, or any of tho so-called Blood
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$600 REWARD
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treated nt home, through correspondence, na
successfully as If hero In jcrson. Como nntl
see un, or send ten cents In stamps for our
" Invalid' Guide-Book," which irlvcfl nil partic
ulars. Address: Wom.n's IIispensakv JIeoi
cal Association, Cl Main St., lluiriilo, N.Y.
For "worn-out," "run-down," debilitated
school teachers, uillllnerp, poninstrcfws, house
keepers, nnd overworked women pencrnlly.
Dr. Tierce's Favor(Jo Prescription is tho Ix-st
of all restoratlvo tonics. Itlsnota "Cure-nil,"
but admirably fullllls a Muteness of purpose,
bclntr a most potent Specific for all thoso
Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to
women. Tho treatment of tnnny thousands
of such cases, nt tho InvnlldV Hotel nnd Surg
ical Institute has nlTorded a lnriro e.xperienco
in adapting remedies for their cure, nnd
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
is tho result of this vast experience. For
Internal coiikcmIoii, liiflniiiiiintion
nml ulceration, It Iu n Spec! fie. It
ia a powerful prenernl, n well ns uterine, tnnlo
nnd nervine, nnd Imparts vlifor and stitiiKth
to tho wholo Bvstcm. It cures weakness of
Etomnch, indigestion, bloatlnfr, weak buck,
nervous prostration, exhaustion, debility nnd
sleeplessness, in mthersex, Pavorlto Prescrip
tion Is sold by tlrtimrists tinder our positive
piinrmifcc. Sco wrapper around bottlo.
PRIGE $1.00. Fuits.oo.
Send 10 cents In Ptnmp for Dr. Pierce's lnrpo
Trcatlso on Diseases of Women (1C0 pies,
paper-covered). Address. Woiii.ii'h Dispi:k
haiiy Ml.Dic Ai, Association, 0t53 Jlaln Street,
UuiTalo, N. V.
LITTLE
LIVER
PILLS.
ANTI-UIIilOUS niul OATIIARTIO.
SICK HEADACHE,
ni!ioiifl Ilomlnclio,
lllzzlncKHi OoiiMttpn
tlon, lutlliiONtluit,
nmlllllloiiHAtlnvkN,
promptly cured by Ir.
l'lorco'H I'loiimint
lMirirutlvo I'ellolM. a5
wnts a vial, by DrugirislB.
CTPIMWAY UltANM'll & HACIl,
O I CIlH VYH 1 , oahler, Hoonlsh J'lunoB: llur
dct OrKnns, band lnatruincntH. Lnrvest stock
of Sheet Music and Books. Bands supplied at
Kastorn prices. M. OltAY,
20ft I'ost slrcot, San Francisco.
c,-n,lUI..SS M .ll 5 Holt,
tl9l'laltu nml nlmulutrlj
iiiilnt-iikalilo. Hlnndanl
ntialltv 15 cuutH Tr
aril; Cloth eurcrrd. 1'0 evnta; Sntlii covered, 5 coiirn.
I'm aalo evmwlien.. Try It. V lltltl'. I'IMTII
DltHO.M: ( (I.1IIMXV, Three O.iLn, .Mlcli.
BIG BLOW
Komo people mako a great Mow about tlio kiriralni
thoy hate to hull. This In not our way. Wo havo a
ureat variety of (,'ooiU which wo nlfcr ai low as ponsl
hlo to eocuro a (,'ood article that will Ivonatirfaclloii.
At thin time wo have somo choice Halnlnu at SI. CO rcr
Ihix; cry cootl Imiceil, 8l,(K) for 20 lb. boxes; and
soino low as 3c. In hulk that aroiroed to rook. Pitted
I'liuns, 0c. ami 10c. Very bright I 'cam, He; Aldin,
wlilto as paiier, 12)c. ; dark, U'c. to Sc. Dark Apr!,
cota, 8c. lllco Is low, 4Jc, and 6c. Split 1'eas, 4c. to
Re.; Wholo l'ca, He. to 2c. in lots, and 3c. for small
quantities. July list in ready. Do you cet it? Well,
nil you need do la to ask for it ou a postal directed to
Smith's Cahii Stoiik, 115 anil 117 Clay St., S. F., Cal
This BELT or IKpncntorU
made eiprc.il fur lbs cum of
derangements of tho geoerftllro
orgioe. TliocoutlDuousiirtam
of KI.ECTIUC1TY pernirttllig
through ttio ptrta muil rtelort
tliera tohralinritclli.il. Uono
confound tLlivlih Kli ctrlo Delia
adrertUed to core all llli front
head to toe. Ula for the UNH
ifcciQopurpoie.
For circutara giving full In.
formation, addrci. Chf erer Rlee
trio Ilcll Co., 1H3 WiLlojtoa
Street. Chicago. 111.
PENNYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."
Tlio Original ami Only Clcnulne.
Pro andalwara JtellaMe. nowareofwurthlru Imlmloni.
Indl.peniaulo M LADIES. Aak jour llrusclat fol
"Cbk lu'ter,niitll'ir,and Utu no other, or luclo.ot.
ftiamp.iui ua fur pitloulara in Utur hr return niul
NAME PAPER. Clilebeatcr Chrintrnl Co.,
"M JJffia Mudlaou fyuurt-, I'lilludia., i'tj
flohl br Druirct.t" ovcrywbeiw. ..Art tor "t'hloliee.
ttr"a liiiBllaU" ruyul 1111. Tain Bo other.
(1 has taVen tho lead In
the tales uf tlut clan of
lemc lie,, ami hat given
blnioit unlveiaal silttfac
tluu,
MURPHY nR03a
1'arll. Ter
Ghat won the favor of
the uUlcand now ranks
aiiiontf the leading Uedi
acluea of the olldora.
rl TO 6 U1TR.
Ouraa In
rGuaraDUad not lOX
cauae Btrloture.
MfdoclT brlhe
Ejltrtm Chislctl Ca.
, Cincinnati,!
Ohio.
A. U. bMllll.
Ill adford, Ft,
SoldbvPruf-zlttt.
i'rice 1.00.
The Van Monciscar
DYSPENSARY,
PORTLAND, OR.
Young, mlddle-ajied and
old, slojtle or married men
and all who uift-r with
LOST MANHOOD I
Nervous Debllltyj Bnerma
torrbea, Hctnlnu Lowea
Bexual Uecar.KaiUnK Hem
nrv Weak Ere. Lack of
Knerinr, also Illood land
rutin uueastia, oyiipuua.
Kruptions, uair raiup
Hone l'alna, H wella
Horn Throat. Ulcers.
fecta of Mercury, Kidney
and liladder Troubles
Weak Hack, Hurtling Urine. Gonorrhea, Gleet, Btiict
lire promiit relief and cure for life. .
Iloth Hext'H CoiihuU Conflileatlally
OFFIOK 183 Si 1H4 THIRD BT.
N. P. N. U. No. 183-S. K. N. U. No. JC5.
PCLtttiWt
m mm.