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THE DAILY ASTORIA lt ASTOK1A, WEDNESDAY MOKiNlNW, AUGUST 21, 1895. OLD AND NEW THEOLOGY. Prea. Wm. DeWMt Hyde, in the KlngcUwn Minneapolis. From 1'ublic OpJnCbn. The tfkl vtew ot creallllon to WMt God made Kihe morM piece by plvee, a't elites Irttorviate, aa a oarpniter toudlds & hku or' a iwulDctomakr makes a watch, The now vtew eif ortWion Is It h alt Chid made Wile (world toy a con tiki uAus proc:os of aeY&Ktpmawt, e. eca groyne M'jo a tree, aind tlhe gwm grows Into the anC mlal. Wltlh, retrefence Uj God's govtrn- men Of tune wior.d, the iota via eees chiefly tlhe Justice of God's rule. But since the revoOutlonis in France and America, lihe rJoe of dtfntetikuiJjnal Kberty In Eng- tend, end the tipnead f socialistic doc tavne everyiwlhere, men hiive come mljr and more Ho rfcognlze that riirht de rives Dta corJtonlt and tneamCng from 'the goWd iwhiJctv ilea ibeyuid It as His end and laJm; JuBtdce ta compelled to Justify ltstfflf toy aw appeal to bewrfKunce. Both temd-emlriea laigrete 1n affirming that the wtjnM lis ruled Hn righteousness; arrJ llhait p.l.vaJty cnittlt aw Bin as Inevitably and unlverwaMy a tire burn's and waiter flows, They differ e to Whe uCMinrato end and aim bt God 'a Juil: dYaJrnBS with tiCs CiriMren; onie flnUCr.g 'tihait nd in retribu tion, (he WJher Mievlng that Ood Cher- When it! Ithe HlKcl: itlhe purpose A redemp tion. Th bid vteur of Che perWjm, wf Oforla: seas his llv.Tflity chliefly In consequence toi miraculous forelfeUIng of his coming, his mtVaiculous reUuirectfcm. The new vieiw seea OiC rtlvlrtty chiefly In the profound- nest wf his hwdglh't :,to eplrJ:ual truth-, the Oojilth1 at tils 'tendterra-ss tor human ttonraw, 'tlhe sHrenglth of his reaJsiance to every form of evil, Mile fri'eftolsm of his de votion to every caCU of duty, the sure- ns Of his itruat in this Heavenly Father. ttoe fullnKiflB ot bis Haw. for tlhe lowliest of Ma feaowtmen. rna iota view nogtmis redempwn as almost -wholly due It'o the particular fact Chat ChrWt crucified amd that JiOa bl'ood was shod on Gailvary. The miw vtow regards our redcmiblon as pur chased wllUh itlhie lbiod of ChrM:, but t sees iwie (Baieniiwe of unrlst, not us an kUolted toaioTiJoall tf.ictt, but us irhe cr:g- lnaa npuu'Uon aiml tine crolwnlng sym bol, 'or ai unlveir.il (leff-isactiflcc and burdero-foiearlinK and vicarious isuffcrl'nR vhMh 4s Hue price Ithe world always hlois paw and aiwayis imuat play in eyery in dividual carte, for the overthrow of wronw and mho eatalbOtehmtfilt of right, for the turning Of a lnnr fitom 1il shame and the navlnff of a Boul from dea.th. Iioitii views -as'i-fj th'alt wtitlhout sacrifice 'tlhiere la no redomptl'an, and . that Christ is tlhe Redeemer of tlhe world. The old view seems t'o find the ground of this neces sity tn an atrmoat arbitrary decree ot God, and regards (this eufferlrg of Chrtai am unCtjue, not on!y in degree lut in kind. The ew view finds the firo-und of Mils neotwsilty in the vary r.'iiture or human freedlom and personality, end recoKinlsses tihait 4t Is for us to lllil up wheut was lack ing in tlhe BufPering's of Chr.e:, In a w'ord, tlhe old view tmphasilzs the par ticular fact; the new emphtilzes the unl vomill iwinclple Of which that fact (Is t'he typtoal expre'SMom. The old Vluw tnttfigis on Itlh'e Jitcewrfty 01 reifenenuihJon as a condJiion of mlvatl'on for every human boiiI, and expects tlhe experience t'o be more or kss definite in time, ar,d sharply mai'lrwl in the con- ctousnwi9 of the comvemcd eoul. The new view lmslKB with equal tmiVhas'.B tiliat Ithe raiw maitertiall of sensuous iimimlae ana iwutuml appecUbe muJt be wiorked over into moral vlrtareB and iirttual graces, and tlh'at tihis ti'.in!formad'o-n from mature tOBpkrtlt, fiVnm flel'f-wlll to obedilcuce, from in tio hollroesa, must, Hn princlpte mntl purpose, .be runl'lcal and it'honough-golne, Out lit IlmMB -thills splnltual renewal to mi momenlt of time, to m pecuilurity of cir cumstanlce, to m'o regulur mstlhwl of pro cedure. The old view of tlhe church, alt least lio CoingreBUiltonalHam, oip!Wahed tlhe idea that the church is urn- aTOregaite of Indi viduals who are ontihollox einouirh In opin ion and exemplary enough in conduct to induUge a hope of gmltag in,to h&ivon. The now Idea 4rtc(UnieB to regard 5ie churdh as the organic emtoodlnn-nt cf the Chrialoiiv Bjilnllt aipd HI ft-, t he natural cen ter for every eflort 'to make tlhls earth n heaven, and a ivropcr humre for every soul tihait ehajres tlhe lhope of tht? coming ot ChrMt's klndiam here oi earltfh, and is wMUnB 'Uo Join Wa'Mlii with WtlheM sunil wi't.i Ohrtdt to work for tis accomplltihniemi. Bot'h regard Chiurch melmlbciriih'lp ug a eotemn d'uity amU: a (bleisjied iirlvilege-, but one emphasises the lndllvldual suul ami . the world tio wotrrei tihi? otlwnr ennplia;s t'he comnilon life and Ithe world in which we are. iSaHvialtlon. on- Wive olUi view In aui escape from tlhe peiinCilileB of siln- and the wraliti of an ainKry God, ad'mle!kn tk 'the pro vH41onls of diUs graicjous idjin, and tin abmn d'in'5 eintmnco linlto h1 bleestdneas n-im roBt. TJie now view Is dhieily nlttmcttd by Ithe pawer of the gotspel to lift the soul out of lit IWilltlents and mt'an''.esa and eellMnicBls and 1111 It wltilv large In terests. The old View U'eckireis ttna't .the KWe Is Ithie word of CCod and WheivP(vre' it can nrtt contain errom and nvuts not be too closely crlltWaed. The mew dUea, dtV'I'iro-s t'hait 'tlhlo lttblo is a treasury ot maneges from Giod, and tlieneifoire no nimuun't ot InoWlcinltall ruWsti -tllilit tneiy iliave got livto lit can In a'ny wJse dmpsulr the ire cfousnetfB of the real gem Ulhut It con tains. The (old A"letw of eschatoCAigy U concenned. cWtefly wHiHi .wlhsilt is goljig to haippen Ito Ithe liullvlJuol in he future world, and tailseli estlmmte on precis.; proofJtexiw, wtliose exliot Bj-mtnollsm and commJaal.ton tfifiels Heelf compcitwiit to do fin. The ne.iv view Is quite lata much eonoefriK'd wiloh tlhe future of hunmaaitty on ean:lh b wfflih tlha't of the individual in heaven; and o far as tt ventured k prophecy on. either jjotnit, a wllioie on (tlie ilidt of tlhe gottpea, u wftolo ra'.Oier .fhan Wl (precise lt;l:er of Bneolflc tlwutultlve patssagtu, to give the tkita fnjn ittilillitih 1w cotieKrikit the comprehen sive curve if w,vn' ultimate and cttrnfU destiny. IMWvilv s not a wlence chiefly, It an art. Ufa Us our main corcem. And Irt the wtUt ttract4ctt relaittUis of Kfr we rmiWt ainpnodate and cooperate. nv-Mh aiiul uuMise IkjUi podnts of vltw. As prar ' taeal ChHtlHiams, iitacetl In to' world full of fattVhto nvoiitiils like ourwtlws, and sunroumleH) tiy uieHta of ewry sdirt, ive mum iwt De itoo fttifiHtll.nts aibout our tntiHlltrihitill icompanlorHnhlp on. rMgiUia AdiirUitrs. In. our Christian fellowship, in our jiraMlcal co-ipfration, we nufn have te wealth oif w-nKilittiy a-nd respect for every ft'lKrwiman, who In coiineoiilon wMh wjiy form- trf ni:l'Ct-ual b. 11cf, U antmnlted by l;he tllirlsWani Fn-lrlt. Lft (ihrtstlKiiiwi of ewry varMty of vi-tw wnftf In vJgoroMs and a.sresive warfare ttsr.iinst the ihotl:s t)t e-B, and the UHTer.xnctB be weer Uhem will toe as sootv fkirgmtton ais tlhe ptiuiy Je(oifiaes of coinpanlis ano ragtmeinlts are loeit Bight of when, -they irrAie as a single anny t'o march upon the foe. rolgalbor, DoaaJdison, ton Clear creek, a bivndhi at .tlhe JsVhai-'.m, I-oiat their barna, wJJh coailteniis, and Nor'th in addition lota a wiagttn, laavies bind a large lot tit cedar eblngUes itliUit (hud riLt yet been markdtetl. JWlea of fences havi bten burned, and the duimUife to foreo.B is very great. No flra ttvas yelt reached thia gnailn fleltte of the Valley. There have been (some r-oir-row keoapes, but the eseaipies have Ijaen made. One party ot bjrryiplcloeia iwere caught utwl Impris oreed for s verall days, but finally gj; oil;. All of the mountain roads have been blotked wJh. foiling ILm'ber, and will remain closed for a 'time. The time for a fa'Jl mail-n Us tlhree we.-ks off, ami U Bhiower is itvt likely to come tlvlts year aShma of time, fhioush ft w'ould new be welcome, , What The Register says: "Yesterday Mr. and 'Mrs. J. C. Stanton and Edwin Stone arrWed in Eugene. Mr. S.:'anton and Mr. Stone are railroad men of large exper ience, and ttoey are here looking over the ground with a view of forming an opinion regarding tlhe proposed extension of the Oregon (Faciflc, recently purchased by Bonner & Haimimorid. bt an inter view with Mr. Stone, a reporter was in formed tS.ut, ivvi.il he was not prepared to make a ta..:"ren.: for or against the proposej extension, r '.1.1 .he was of th opinion 'that it would eventually be built. Mr. Stone stated that Mr. Hammnd would personally be on hand- In a ft-w weeks to take a look at the proposition, and lhat then a conclusion would in aCl prob- abMLty ba arrived at. These are the kind of people that Eugene likes to wel come. Some people have queer ideas re gard.ng railroads, but it Is a positive fact that a railroad from Yaqulm will add more 'to .nine prosperity of this section of the country (than any other one thing that t-ould be materialized. It mKans prosperity ifor years to come." The Itoseburg Water company has given th'i city the worst black eye It has ever toad. Ito action In cutting off t'hii wator supply Dor fire purposes will cause stringens ito give the city 'the "go by. But there Is one consolation for th citizens; tSiat wlhte they sufTer some, the company will suffer more ultimately. For rne company loses J883.33 a month, while the taxpayers rave this uinnounit, and run to gireater Tisk thai the company, bj et 'er rip." Maladfaler. It Is just as we.! that Une Plaln'dealer ex'plains what It meant by paying that the romrany wou.d siurter more ultimately." The sug gestion imteht Ibroadty be taken to hint that the .meimlbers of that organization would "ultl'mateily" find themselves in a fire 'th.ut mo water could1 put out. It all depends what the Piaimlealer's tentl- ments are on tho tutojeict of a material I 'iiades. IS ITCI rv rryzsnrn A Suits- -to-measure, $35" TIIE oiilj Vay to fit a mnn is In first find out Just what khvl i f a man ynn lviv to fit-that's Just what we do take jour measure exset and cut tho Milt for you and The Reason ly ! Castorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas torla Is tho Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. it mutt fit, or we'll keep 'em. exclusively. -tailoring Castoria. "Castorla is an excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Dr. G. C. Osgood, IvOwell, Mass. "Castorla la the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby tending them to premature graves." Da. J. F. Kincheloe, Conway, Ark. Castoria. "Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend It as superior to any prescription known to me." H. A. Archer, M. I)., :n So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. " Our physicians in the children's depart ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practice with Castorla, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it." United Hospital and Dispensary, Boston, Mass. . Allen C Smith, Pres. The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, 1895-1896. A tour-yilir-oCd son of Chariots Ilulras, says Ithe Oregon Ollty Knterprlse, wan drownied oil 'Milk creick list Fri'J'ay TITfil ITVf VI-'KSI TV tV.vritx Ti'., n. ir... r. tii: in .1. evonilnjr four mClos tol-lt Of Oanby alt . . . , . . , VVIi 'lr'8 im1M. The hoy and Charleis ""Wi'iuii. loutiK inen can obtain bonrd, lociRinp, beat and liKut in tho dormitory Jcsae'a Mlwte gh l were playing along ithe for $2.50 per week. Kooraers furniKh their own linen. Youiij; women are provided nun-race neiow itne fnwmill. it was .:(i, i,i ; r,,,:n , m nn u -v- 1 i arVoKt R o'rC,..1c 1h n n.-lnrnnn .nj h u lu I'"""" .umiuta ut. ro.vt Vci itoci, luuuS wuiiiuu uuaiuuK uuuni flood gateis of the r servolr were thrawn slioulti aouress rrot. John btranp, Lnt't'tie, Oregon ; or Secretary loung Women s open .nkl the boy fell Into the fiwilft tcur- Christian Afaociatiou. Eiieene. The TTniversitv nfTfira 1 liron ham-.iliinrr.ntP ilei-rees Bucholor of Arts, Bachelor of Scienco and Bachelor of Letters, with corresponding cournea of study. Tho following shorter courses are also offered: An English course leading in two years to a business diploma and in three years lo tho title graduate inEnglitth; an advanced course for graduates of normal nfhools leading to the de gree master of pedagoRv ; a three years' course in civil engineering leading to the deg'ee civil engineer; a course of two years for teachers of physical education leading to n diploma nud the title director of physical educalinti. The University charges an incidental fee ot ten dollars, which is payable in advance by all students Students holding diplomas from the pnblic schools and those having teachers' cer, tifkates are admitted to the preparatory department without examination. Those lean-nig information regnrding tho preparatory department should address the Jean, N. L. Narregan, Eugene For catalogues and information nddiees 0. H. Clrapiuan, President, or J. J chas. Mcdonald, The Tailor. 12 Commercial Street. RSTOHIA - MATTRESS - FACTORY, 878 Commercial Street Manufacturers of every description of Lounges, Mattresses, etc. REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES The Resort On Commercial street, is the place where tho businessman and thelaboriug man go for what is called "BEST ON THE COAST," or a nice cool drink of the celebrated Gambrinus beer. Sand wiches of every kind made to order, and an elegant, free lunch served every day. You are welcome. Grosbauer & Brach. Astoria is an ideal port not only because of her extraordinary nat ural advantage, but also on nc count of tho wonderful success of the jetty improvements. tyoss, Biggins $ Go. Is an ideal firm to deal with, as they . ' . Carry Large Stocks 0F- pirst - Glass Goods And sell them at them, and sell Dalgitg Iron Works, 4m Qeneral flnchlnl.it and Boiler Works. All kinds of Cannery, Ship, Steamboat and bngine Work ot any Description, Castings of all kinds made to order. Foot of Lafavette St., Astoria, Or. After (Deals! real: land w.its can-ted alboult 400 yard' below. The Mtit'lte gtrl cam'e to Ithe hjjusw, a.nd wflien aif.v 'd where her plUymate was, SJild tihialt 'life hiad owl'inimicd away. Th1 search ireBu'.te'd In flnd'ing thw llfe-lesa hody of the to. y ion a a-nd bar where It hill Ijjfc'ed. The Albl.iny rx-mijeralt thys: "With J.'.Wi,O00 for ac'.ual use In the di-velnpmenl: of the Sun'l'l'alm mlncn by the KnKlish uyn- il'ldJte th'lfe vu'Koy mistil: to s-.e one of the .UgNKtft mWhig excl'mmcnits on the coast In the caHw of tl.he-r an.l':ie om the coast la so much money to be itsed for Wit fame purpiiise. Our eitCze-ns hard'.y realize the importanice -dt Hill's movement In our mldt-it. It to undoubtedly the bipsrewt Wul'r.'S Dor mit'ern- Oreg-on thtilt Itf occurlnf? today. Ii.ikeii. 1m eoiinwt.bn with 'thi O, C. & K. and ll:s uXlimate extension the pornple of Atoiny inrtl the valley genernlly shouCd held their h'eacto hliffh." Walton, Secretary, Eugene, Oregon. Are You Goin East? Be sure and see that your ticket reads via Importers j-nd I) alors in THE NORTH-WESTERN Furniture, House Furnishing, Goods and Carpets. f LIN EI. CHICAGO. ST. PAUlv, MINNEAPOLIS any and OMAHA' RAILWAYS. STATE NEWS. In)tere(-inr Ttnms Culled from Oregon'! Lead ntf Newpaiers. Th Ores in the st ransre of moun tains, -wfhtle very fl rce ami de:rucSv, re ijjt so bad s repretented iatt week. iy t-he irillMbotVi Sadypt-ndeivt. Then th r-portt i trwOt Beveroi homeeieadera were miinic nd Ith-alt their home had been burned. Ttn'n prtwa to haw been an xanver.iiikm. No Uvea hv b en Iwt IU fur, and IhWt dumvr la not nuw threat W.lig. Thlmti hr-(h, however, nd hli This Is Uie QKEAT SHORT LINE Between DULUTH, ST. PAUL,, CHICAGO 'And all Points East and South. Their Magnificent Track, Peerless Ve- tlbuled Dining and Bleeping Car Train od Motto: "ALWAYS ON TIMEi" Have elven this road n national reputa tion. All clusses of passengers earned on the vestlbuled trains without extra charge. Ship your freight and travel over this famous line. All agents have tickets. V. II. MEAD. P. C. SAVaQE. . Gen. Agent Trav. P. and P. Agt 248 Washington st, Portland. Or. Th-y carry next to tlie l.irgest stock carried by dealer but one in the state of Oregon. Goods of all kinds, from the very finest to the cheapest, at Imvir prices than can be obtaine 1 in Portland, visitors to the Regat'a are in vited to call and inspect their mammoth store and ware roo "ns one of the sights of Astoria. MT. ANGEL COLLEGE. Alt. Anuet, Mnrlon Co., Ore. Located 40 mi!es south -if Portland, on the Southern Pscitic railroad. (QJIIERCllL, fUSXAL, SCIENTIFIC COIRSLS Musio taught on all instruments. Shortliaiicl, Drawing, Typewritlnif, LtinjruuBea Terms, tioo.oo Per Term of 5 Huntlu. Apply for catalogue to THE REV. DIRECTOR. Are You Going East? J. B. WYATT, Astoria, Urrgnn. If so, drop a line to A. C. Sheldon, general agent of the "Burlington Route." !M Washington St.. Portland. He will mail you free of charge, maps, T-Tf 1 rr 1 vn rt IW. .al.loa nnil-nHvlHA vou a to the iulu v av, th rou eh rates to any point, reserve sleeping ear accommodations for yon, and furnish you with through tickets via either the Northern. Union, Houth- ern. Canadian Pacific ana Great Isorth- em railroads at the very lowest rates obtainable. The Burlington Route la generally conceded to be the finest equipped rail road In tha world for all clu&se) of trav!. Ship Chandlery, Groceries, Provisions. PAINTS ond OILS. Special Attention Paid to Supplylnz Shlpi. For the. Best Regatta Meal . . , Go to mjj- The Palace Restaurant All the Delicacies of the Season Served at the Moit Reasonable Rates . . . Or nt auy other time when you wish 0 good cianr ask for the well knowu, home-made, hnnd-mnde, white labor cijjar "La Belle Astoria." Conceded by all smokers to ba tlie' best cigar manufactured. W. K. SCHIEBK, 71 iSintf? Street, Astoria, Oregon. FOARD & STOKES GO. DEALERS IN Picnic Canned Goods, Tents, Camp Stoves, Camp Cooking Utensils, Baskets, And the lutest AII-Wool Sleeping Bags At all prices. Just the thing for camp ers, prospectors, etc. Sure to keep warm at nights. Better tha:i blankets. Bedrock " Prices. Note ie variety ! Fresh and Cured Meats Fancy and Staple Groceries Hay Oats and Feed Fruits Nuts and Confectionery 15 THERE? la there a man with heart so CoM, That from his family would withhold The comforts which they all could find In articles of FURNITURE of th . right kind. A nd we would suggest at this season, nice Sideboard, Extension Table, or se of Dining Chairs. We have the lances and finest line ever shown in the city ana at prices that cannot fall to pleas trio closest buyers. HEILBORN & SON. EVERY REQUISITE FOR : First Class funerals : AT POtfU'S Undertakiipg Parlors, THIRD STREET. Rates Reasonable. Embalming s Specialty J. A FASTABEND, GENERAL CONTRACTOR, PILE DRIVER, HOUSE, BRIDGE AND As Franklin says, good dress opens all doors, you should not lose Bight of the fact that a perfect fitting suit Is the main feature. Wanamaker & Brown are noted for fit, workmanship and superiority of qualities. Their rep resentative visits Astoria every three months. Office 64 Dekum Building, Portland, Or. Reserve orders till you hove seen the spring line of samples. "THE MILWAUKEE." The only railroad lighting its trains by electricity. The only railroad uslr.j the cel.-brated electric berth reading kimp. The coaches now running on "The Mil waukee" are Palaces on wheels. On all its through lines, the Chicaeo. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway runs the most perrectiy equipped trains of Sleep ing, I'arlor, and Dining Cars and Coaches. r lowest rates to any point in the united tb&tes ami Canada, apply to ticket agents, or address C. J. EDDY. General Apent.' Portland, Oregon. Paints Oils and Hardware Wholesale and Retail THE flSTOlp SAVINGS BAM Acta as trustee for corporations and Individuals. Deposits solicited. Interest will ba nil deposit at the rate of 4 per cent per annum. J. Q. A. BOWLBT . .Pm. Mont BENJ. YOUNQ- VI- Prp(Ho FRANK PATTON Cashiei DIRECTORS. J. Q. A. Bowlby. C. H. Pare. Benl Young, A. 8.' Reed, D. P. Thompson W. E. Dement, Oust Holmes. AJJrcsi.Mx-iio. FvslfBice. ASTORIA. OR Mrs. T. 8. Mtiwklna, Chattanooga, Tenn,, says, "Shllor's Vitalirer SAVR'n MY LIFE.' I consider It tne best rm.f -; ay or a debilitated system I ever Or. Price's Crcaa. Baking Powd IJouK S'SSS PHct. Contains do Amenta rAhtak , - For Sale by 3. W. Conn. 1 MAKE Attractive Start by being the unn p most Deautnui creature 10 it. II LI IC, If you have beauty, preserve it. If not, you can improve vonr looks immensely. Where there's a mill there's way. A eood way is the use of mv articles, especially Lola Jlontez Greme 75o per po. Brings beany lo the fare by ft ed ing thronh the skin pores, gives life to fnded fares. Sold by Mrs I-i H. BLOUNT,5 457 L'nane St. As- toriaO'Pcon. t Mrs V, tlio IIoJ I "M rlu-v f I beauty doctor, , 40 and 42 Geary S'., San Franeisco, Cal.