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SAIL. FASCINATION. THE SAN FRANCISCO BOARD of HEALTH; We, the members, of the Board of Health of the City and County of San Francisco, Cordially approve and recommend the Royal Baking Powder. It is absolutely pure and healthful, composed of the best ingredients, of the highest strength and character. .In our judgment it is impossible make a purer or stronger Baking Powder than the Royal. , . . Jos. R. Davidson, M. D. Henry M. Fiske, M. D. Chas. McQuesten, M. D. T. J. Letournex, M. D. Members San Francisco Toard of Health. The college student Is apt to Bad that the beginning' oome after tne commencement past. , . RPFTCRK AND PILES CURED. We positively esre rupture, piles and all rec ta i aise'sea wunouipaia or detenu"" irora ousi ues. No cure, no oav. Also al Pirate dis eases. Address for pamphlet Dm. Porterfleld 4 tosey, 831 Jiartet street, san Francisco. The desirability of bonds depeudi on whether 70a noia tnem or tney noia yon. THE M03T POPULAR of j. Tobacco la luxury a quieting, rest ful mend to mankind. The better the quality the sweeter and milder the smoke. in ail tnese good qualities mastiff tlvq cut 6tands at the head of smoking tobaccos. J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond Virginia. T ::" '"I- sMc -'I CURES POISON Nature should be assisted to throw offimpnritiesofthe blood. Nothing does it so well, so promptly, or so safely as Swift's Specific LIFE HAD NO CHARMS. For three years I was troubled with mala rial poison, which caused my appetite to fail, and I was greatly reduced m flesh, and life lost all its charms. I tried mercurial and potash remedies, but to no effect. I could get no relief. I then decided to try A few bottles of this wonderful medicine made a complete and permanent cure, and I now enjoy better health than ever. J. A. Rice, Ottawa, Kan. Our book ou Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga. ugust 1 10W er Hud Him There. Gentleman I'm afraid vou're a bad etrir. xnis is tne tmru time I've caught you poaching. Pat Sure, av I woi a bad egg I wouldn't poach. Harper's Bazar. Sympathy. Miss Well-to-Do It's very distressins to think that while we are enjoying so manv luxuries so many poor people are wanting necessaries. Mr. Cleverclat (who poses as a philoso pher) Quite so. But e con verso, you know.it must be very consoling to the poor people to know that while they are wanting necessaries so many people are enjoying luxuries. Chatter. A Patriotic Employer. Blobson By the way, Dumpsey. how do you like your new clerk? Dumpsey Don't like him at alL Blobson Why don't you fire him, then? uumpsey ho 1 shall, but not right away. It has occurred to me that it would be a neat little bit of patriotism to hold off till next Fourth of July and then fire him. See' Burlington Free Press. Blasted Hopes. are you going this summer, I haven't "Where Jack?" I can't go anywhere, Jim. got any money." "Why, I thought you told me that you had expectations from your uncle." bo 1 bad; but he would not accept the collateral I offered him." Boston Courier. Their Mistake. 'The great mistake we made." said one man to another as they sat in the dock awaiting trial for a swindling operation. "was not in stndying law in our youth." 1 nen we'd never have committed this crime." "No; we'd Lave done it better." Wash- lngton Post. Miss C G. McCtAVB, School teacher, 753 Park Place, Elmira, N. Y. "This Spring while away from home teaching my first term in a country school I was perfectly wretched with that human agony called dyspepsia. After dieting for two weeks and getting no better, a friend wrote me, suggesting that I take August Flower. The very next day I purchased a bottle. I am de- lighted to say that August Flower helped me so that I have quite re covered from my indisposition." 9 AM EXPLANATION AND ANSWER, V1T ISWERIIU? Why, It Is a pleasant and effective remedy for the positive cure of Chapped Hands, Poison Oak, Salt Rheum, Eczema, Sun Burn, Tan; pos Itlvely removes Freckles, and is one of the grandest luxuries for gentlemen ftar shaving. This is an exquisite article) prepared with the greatest car kf scientific experts. Its component parts are perfectly harmless, and the ladies toilet Is not complete without It. One trial will convince the most skeptl c&I that what we Say of WINTERILLA Is true. For sale by all druggists In 3s and GCc bottles, "Ice Safes." Crimsonbeak I notice that even the re frigerator men appreciate the value of Ice this season. Yeast How so? "They used to advertise them as fr chests, but this season I notice they very properly call them ice safes." Yonkers Statesman. Great Difference In Dogs. Inquirer wants to Know if dogs can find their way home fom long distances? It's according to the dog. If it's one you want to get rid of he will find his way home from Manitoba. If It's a good one he will be likely to get lost if he walks a hundred yards away. Puck. Still True to HI Colors. Weary Haggles What haa become of Lazy Luke? . Tired Tatters He's at work. "Horrors!" "He's at work trying to perfect a labor saving machine." "Oht"-Puck. Why so Many Ladle Who Should he Attractive rail to fleaa A. BrilUaat Woman Reveals tho toe rot. "Dress is everything." "Is it? Some beautiful women cannot be improved by a dress, no matter bow artistic it may be made.' The speakers were two ladv rerjortnr M . mi r . lorawieiy papers. ney naa attended bans, receptions and nartiea far They had studied the effects of costumes! Al 11 .f t ... J 1 1 . .... uio mice ui in-auiy, ana nau laltulully written upon them in the papers they represented. They were masters in thi art ana yet tney ainered. "lou cannot prove your assertion by ujr tuuj vi uigu BiBimnig una author ity." "J. can," replied her companion. "Vtisniu two aays l will Show you interview wnn tne leading woman on dress Of America." And the two f H aorta parted. Last Wednesday they met at the same piace, wnen, producing a neatly-written manusciint. the ladv read the f,iirv,i , ', . . T, .11- remantaoie interview : "Mra nn n rm 1. .l The sliver turf and yellow oaad Are blent and blurred, In niorolng no row tno.ro is a aarrowina Dna Tirlit sky and wnier. as 1 pu, The air It loud In everr sail. Th htp Ittton, leepiQM toward th turn Wind barinonle and wave bymns ball Cur flight, aud discord tbero r aoua. JJy heart Is (tiled with sunrise; all The curled, cool combers shine and sing: Tbs slow strong rollers' flow aod fall Is tuned to melodies of spring. The land behind Is sunk; and now All 'round the sea the sky rim shines, Tho spray spurts sunward from the bow And the masts shout like mountain plnea The long waves quicken; from the flowers Of dusting foam the spray Is blown Like pollen down tho slopes la showers With sun hues blended with Its own. The sky is cool, tbe breeze ts bright. The surges sway, the yards bow low, The sea la vocal with tbe light, From crest to clsmberlng crust we go, Edward Lucas White in New York Sun. Expensive Oatmeal. An elderly gentleman whose habit of overeating at unseasonable hours Induced frequent attacks of dyspepsia, went to a lanra and fiuihii)nahl umir.horn hntol . wi . . . . : " M .. I . . . i . . . - " p. - ivui. spend the month or March, by the advice cknow edged authority in America UMn bVsoabont min.urt ,i,!!l.,.C"Wer.? of the popular physician who ministered the 'i dress. An attracJWe tu ba Uded' n'1' " It rirt Effect. "Look here!" exclaimed the grocer to a iiafer, "that's the sixth lump of sugar you have put in your mouth." "That's all right. The last tariff bill put sugar on the free list." Wilmington Craftsman. 4 . An Incumldorate Offer. "I'm all unstrung," said the tramp. "What's the matter?" "There was a woman over In Oannaan tni? Burning said she could give me work." ' D8AP SKA FHUIT8. They slay multitude when they are the prod uct of negleot ot luolpteut dliwue. A "slight" w..u, Ut ui inuigeuon, blllousuess oroouU jmtlon, each or any ot theni "minor aliaieuti" dy.iice In msny oae with " !eKue.diiroyln .trtdej " Give ihem a swift, early defeat with ,i?t?rL,Bion?'yh 81 tewaudavertthedRnger. Abernethy administered an slsnnlug rebuke to ild! "only a cold," repeated tbe doctor, " W hat Would a havtha ,,li ti 1 J!,".n.'rt 1 ?;,pR? ,f"fMiigulshable it th start. W hj then allow them to get up a fall head of steam? Put on the brake with the Bit tor. The geulal warmth wbluh this luperk mod Ictuedlimstt through tbe jrtin, tbe lmpetn. t give to the olroulatlon of the blood, It aooth lugandtrei(Kthuiiiireirefltuf on the nervous, jiwu ally recommend UloUieenfeebledaudslok 1 1s the great ipeclflo for malaria. Dsughler bhall we invite Dr. Bigfe to th to his ailments. The gentleman was not fond of spendimr money lavishly under any circumstances, and the expeuse of the trip weighed upon his mind to such an extent before his de parture from home, that his friends were by no means surprised to seu him back again at the end of ten days. 'Did you have a good time down there?" asked an acquaintance who met him on the street a duy or two after his return. "Seems to me you're lookimr rather poorly." "Poorly I" groaned the d y spept ic " You d better say poorl Thirty dollars for oatmeal gruel! That is what I've had to pay, air where I've beenl" 'What in the world do you mean?" asked the other, much mystified. " w hy, I mean just this," crumbled the sufferer. "The niizht I not there I ate a fairly good supper, and the next morning I came down with one of my dysoensia at tacks, and I never ate another thing but oatmeal gruel for the six days 1 was in that place. And they wouldn't take a cent off the bill not a cent, sir I So I packed my things and started for home. It was the most outrageous exoerience of mv lifcl" he coucluded, turning pale at the very recollection of his wrouga. 1 wanted to ask him if it was trood oat meal at that price," said the friend, tellina I the story afterward to bis wife, "but T didn't quite dare!" Youth's Companion. , Women at Balls. 'What do I think of the position of wom en in society?" said tbe debutante, "Why it is just perfectly horrid! I should love to go to balls and dances if it were uot for the dreadful inenbus of finding nartners for the german, or for supper, and for the mis erable fear of being 'left out.' As for the men, they need not natter themselves that being in 'a manner lords of the situation adds to their attractions. It makes the girls just look upon them aa things' to dance with, and one is as good as another Ana as ror any natural conversation, it simply paralyzes it. How quite too ridicu lous it is for girls of our age to be so ab jectly helpless! Why, tbe other night Adele U and I were taken down to sun per at the Patriarchs' and were deposited together at a table. 'After our escorts, who were oldish sort of men, bad seen that our plates were filled, they disappeared and never came back at all. Everyone left to go up stairs and we were left in the lurch. We were wretchedly uncomfortable, but we actually did not dare to go up the short flight of steps and enter the ballroom alone. Finally that dear. sweet Miss B saw our embarrassment and came over to us with her partner, and under the agis of his masculine protection we crept rather consciously upstairs." New York Tribune. woman herself, she knows how to render other women attractive in the highest degree. I Biintrlit an nUn,Ui.. ;T- graniea, ana l give you the results : uo you think, Mrs. Miller, that women are macte their dress?" " 'That depends upon by attractive.' "'Pleasing, fascinating if you choose mora charming to men and other women. " 'A simply beautiful woman is seldom attractive ; a stupid one never. It is the soui, tne me, the brilliancy, which ren more attractive by what you mean der women attractive. ."'I'll admit that, but women oruuant?' 100 REWARD. SJ100. Tbe reader of thu learn that there i at least one dreaded SlneM thsl science ha been able tiinnmlnail n..iuu aud that 1 catarrh. Hall' Catarrh (Jure 1 the yuij imvi cure now snowu to the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being a oouitltuUonal dl ee, require a constitutional tieatmuut. Hall' vetarrn wiire laieu internally, anting directly Upon the blood aud niimnim .i,ru. .,r .... tern, thereby destroying the foundation of the uiKam aim giving me patient strength by build lnaup tbeconmittitlouandassUtliig nature in doing It work. The proprietor have o much laiui in it curative powers that they offer 1C0 iur but van mat it Ian u euro. hhui mr in tlmouial Address K. J. CHKNEY 4 CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists; 76 cent. Both the) method ntul vr-anlr m-tinn 3rup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, ami icts zently yet promptly on ,tba Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and levers and cures liabitu.il constipation permanently. For salo in COoand 91 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA HO SYRUP CO. M FHkNOmCO, CAL. uw$iue. xf. new vottK. .t. It look thoilffh the Nnrth !.,! a.. nU.ln. kind of Cmln lhs game. It doeu't wtit to no louua. For relieving throat tronhlpa anii nniiirha I. I, V, 1 . am . ... n. . nTuu n m nrmicniat imrnti nav a worm. wide reputation. Sold otifw ia bozet. Price, 25 cents. "rather." laid a li-vp.r-nM. "when I. Awtmar- "Aiom, my boyT Whatdoyonme V mr uia uiauewaera everyDoaygei Diowuto." what makes 'l l.n.ntn . l.-I l. . . , . M.miiir ungutiiesa ana gooa health. Did you ever see a sickly woman "w ciiici tain uinner party oi bright people? On the other hand, did you ever snow a cultivated and refinaH women, overflowing with animallifn an spirits, who was not fascinating? " 'So you believe perfect health is the secret oi tascmation, ao you r "'Most certainly. Artistic dressing is proper, flue curves attractive, but life, duuh ao i-umes irom neaitny tnrobbin blood, is alone fascinatiiif. It ig a great misUke, however, to think that health is preserved by dregs aloae. Women must nave proper food, freedom from care, ana a good friend in need. " 'What do you mean by that?" ome assistance physically. All women feel deoregsed at times, anil all pleasure seems gone out of life, da all such occasions, and indeed whenavar blue or worn out. She needs hnln r snow, because I nave been in that mn dition myself.' 'And what do you do when In that condition r One thing, and one thing only. I mm aesiar.ca.Dy tno best inend that any woman ever had. It is Warner's Safe 77Wj nothinn bfl Cure. I mean it. and T hunvnnrl to stak aa i v aSTt 7! wrn, wnen you use Ut. aacro vttwuiu xbvuiL'ujr, ua me poison ous, irmauncr snulls and stronrr. mmi Cil JMI i?i I'M UK mm it: ll'T 4 vyvwiiZi. Msw; ,k-.ifiM4U..i. tmi. .Ua&. ju A feacajsW- This GREAT rniir.ri nmr. it,; nil CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drug, cists on a poiitive guarantee, g test that no other Cure can stand succeWury. If yon hive a COUGH, HOARSENESS or LA GRIPPE, it will cure you promptly. If your child has the CROUP or WHOOPING COUCH, nw it quickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON. SUMPTION, don't wait until your esse it hope, less, but take this Cure at once and receive im mediate help. Large bottles, 50c, and fi.oo. Travelers convenient pocket size ate. Ask yourdmSgUtforKlin)irSCURE. If your lunps are sore or back lame, use Saitoh's I'ur. ou Plasters, price, 25c. COPYMOHT mt Tbe Gillyflower Apple. An old favorite in the apple line was the little Gillyflower. This and the Tallman Sweet were the prime favorites thirty years' ago. Their names are seldom heard now. The Gillyflower was a small, dark red agple, shaped much like the sheepnose of tne present day. its coat was smooth, and when polished would cast reflections like . mirror. The flesh was quite sweet, but it was very dry, for which reason it was not so satisfying as a pippin. It would crumble into flour under slight nressnre. and it was therefore impossible to safety ship tbe apples to distant points. -New lork Evening Sun. perfectly healthy woman ; so I am, but I take several bottles of this great cure every season just as 1 take additional care, in the selection of tonic-giving food. As you know, there are certain times wnen every woman needs assistance. atsucn times, and before such times, there is, so far as I know, but one thing that can help, and that is the great cure I have named.' "I bade Mrs. Miller a reluctant good- uv, lur x fit mat 1 naa met a woman who know women, what their trials and trodbles were, and what they required." What Intermlttency Mean. . lntermittency Is that form of Irregulari ty in which the pulse appears to drop a beat occasionally. In some instances it oc curs regularly and two or three times per minute for several hours; sometimes, also, It is very irregular, and la noted a number of times witiiio a few seconds aud not again for a minute or more. Thispecul lanty generally causes much uneasiuest. yet, while It may be a very serious symp tom anu associated with grave aud Incura ble disease of the heart, it often signifies merely a functional disturbance which is In no wise dangerous. Hall's Journal of Health. Ancient History. was another of vauHuo solutions, a cooa deal u left. They may, perhaps, stop it for a time, but there's danger of driving it to the lunirs. Thev work on i;uo principles. uut vr. Sage's Kemcdy cures it, no matter how bad the case, or of how long standing. Not onlv Ca tarrh itself, but Catarrhal Headache, Cold in the Head evervthina- catarrhal in its nature. The worst cases yield to its mild, soolhinrr. cleansing and healing properties. So will yours. You may not be lieve it, but the proprietors of Dr. Sago's Remedy do. , And to prove it thev make von this offer: If they can't cure you, they'll pay yon 9500 m cash. It's a busi ness proposition from a resnonsible house. But do von think tbev'd make it if they, and you, couldn't depend upon uieir motuciuo r fffAMN'8 QON CiilllS j9 Will cut Pry or Green Bones, Mciit,Urlnt!udall. (frveu Cut BONK will double the unmbor of erg will nmke them more fer tile will carry the ben wifely through the mrltliig period Slid put tlient In condition to lay whin egir roiouiHnd the hltrhi-si price ml will dov-eloiHt your chirk fnu-r Him any other food. feed flreen Untie and tie CreoaosBoiie to kill thsllro.an I you will mk Jt(typtrcn4 more prot. rVwl for Catalogue and puce. PETALD14 1HCUBATCK OT'T, PETALUWA, CAL FRAZER AXL REUS EsstiathWorld! Est tbs Esaslsa! Sold Everprbenl If 1 Sew No 1. f Thole fat. k tt ...... i $j.rs I afire. hoic, kits .... j.j. 1 sternum cniiii'ii, mt. i.jg 1 lilnxt from il nii, I Sprint cati b, my flne. Hnilth' ta.h Htora. US. Uyront Hi. A-k fi.r4i-.r rl' lint, witi full quotation I IV10RPHINE HABIT I BoofcsfrM. SURE CURE FotAoltdlolnOouBSClairB4. Saa Fraiicteoa, Pianos and Organs. WINTER & HARPER. 71 Morrison Street. Portland, or Hos 80S. The Miserable Looking- Hunt. Of all horses, the miserable looking horse attracts most attention. This is the horse persecuted by the checkrein. Like women and men who wear shoes a size too small, he shows the outward evidence of misery. Many good natured horses, horsemen say, have been made fretful and vicious by be ing enslaved by the infamous and cruel checkrein. New York Sporting World. Some Larg C.'tle. London in 1891 had a Dcnulation of 4.231.: 431; Paris, iu 1888, one of 2,844,550; Vienna, in 1800, one of 1,364,548; Berlin, in 1890, one of 1,579,244; New York, in 1890, one of 1,710,- ia; canton one oi about 1,600,000, and Peking one of 600,000. New York Sun. Cse Enamellna Stove Polish; no dust, no smelt. Tsr Gnum for breakfast. I CURE FITS! When 1 ar ear I dooot mean meralr to tton them fcr tlnw sad thea have them rMarn (sia. Imenna aalesl eon. I hmrc nude the dimaee of FTT8. EPI LKPSY or FAIXINO SICKNESS UfaJong it adj. I vutaat my remedy to our. the wonttweea, Beosaw athen bm failed i so reaaoa for Dot now reoetrliic a r?" M ta! L ritie and Free Bottle of it Infelllbie remedy. Cm EiTrosa end Poet Ot&c. U. Sk &OOT. U. .. Hi JEW1 mt.. H. T Muitlcal Item. The other evening at a concert a lone haired pianist was punishing the Instni ment with epileptic gestures, and evolving wtiat was supposed to be descriptive mil SIC An old lady went Into ecstasies of admi ration. How flnel" she exclaimed. -One can hear tbe roar of the cannon; the town baa been taken by assault; they are fighting lo the streets; tbe soldiers are alreadv eivimz themselves up to pillage the" Ub." sighed a neighbor, "if the soldiers could only carry off tbe piano." Texan outings. . A Definition of Fame. A few days ago a well known congress man aenned a statesman to be a successful politician who is dead. Yesterday a Bos ton man telegraphed him this terse inquiry "Why don't you die!"' "Not yet," replied the congressman "Fame is the last infirmity of noble minds." Washington Post. t Abracax was another of those old fashioned gods who would look funny in thia day. The Persians had an idea mat ne was tue supreme being No. 1 but the Greeks who used to job lot the gods, marked him down to No. 365. Under either system he got into the 400. He was very good, and had the vuujyiciu collection oi virtues in the univei-se. Tho precise date of his ueuiii is not Known, but the presump- .V ' " - tiuwivJWUU 1 -ELY'S CREAM BALM-4 "' aim lullHininatioii. Ural, thm Horxa, ICcnlorve 1 'H.tr a ml f V J I V 1 f 1 t 1 I i ' .. . ,nBBsJMaskeaiaaKtaBlaidla nilaa !( sf In 1 1 !. H Abmtrbtd mn KU.N. Y. VarnUbed Shoes. Varnished shoes, so says a fashionable shoemaker, are not ladylike, and will never be really fashionable. And he adds that women who dress their feet well are using shoes half a size too long for them. so tuat tne long, narrow effect may be pro duced. Ladies' Home Journal TOWER'S Lj IMPROVED W m: if is th only Absolutely Water Proof Coat I LOVELL nilMOHD CYCLES rpr Laciiea and Cants. Cli styles On Pnsumatlo Cushion and Solid Tlrsa, uiimono rr.me, steel Droe Forglngi, StM Slerae Caialeeae t SS. lHTS Of U Tubing.Adiui table, Including Pedtli. Xwpention Saddle rfonn bOVELt. ARMS COMts.,M7 Wsthlseto. fih. BOSTON. iut HT- SfiflQ Ball Bearing) to all running earta. Strictly BXOB GRADE in Xnw r Ma cent is ataatpt for ear lOu-Bag, Bifles, Kerolrer. frllnm llut. f ',ewl gonejliai ThoreAu was once able to boast that he bad on bis shelves a library of several hun dred volumes, the greater part of which be had written himself. His publishers could not dispose of the first edition of bis first book, and thinking it useless to keep tue voiuuie longer nau sent tnem to their author. - From the experiments of Mr. Tesla It seems that high tension alternating cur rent cease to oe aangerous when the fre quency is great enough to make the work uone at each alternation exceedingly mi note. ; The largest animal known is the rorniiAl which is 100 feet in length; the smallest is tne twuigiit monad, which is only th twelve-thousandth of aa tnoh. Guaranteed KfAT to Peel, Break or Stick, lJ I to Leak at the Seams. Thm r two war Jn tell th Slicker I tb rlah Brand trad mark and a loft W. a Cellar, sola ererrwnere, or aent (re ror prtee. A. J. TOWER, rUnufr. Boston, Mass. OarSlhlalal Sraad la baiter Mian wav geeereeal eaaas aseagt tUe Jlaa Baasa. GonsuDPTfon. 1 bare poeitWe romedjr 'or tbe abondiwa) brtt aMthaoaandaof oaw of tb worst kind and of long tUnding bT been cured. Indeed eo utrnng la mf faltb In it Heacj, tbet I will send two sottxjc rasa, with a VALUABLK TRBAT18K oathiidlaeatiotoaiif nf lerer who will easd me tbetr Bzpreeeaad 1', O. edilreee, X. A. Wlocnm. M. V 183 Pearl fit N. Y. oooooooooo If yon have Malaria, l'llo, Hiok llea. aoiio, Coatlve Itowels, Uauib Ague orf if your food doe not seaiinllrttH, Tuft'sTinyPills O will onre these tronblo. Poaemiall.O Price, Bfto. O,ao, 30 Park Plaoa, N. Y. OOOOOOOOOO UNLOAD SLri? Kvv! don't feel like work. The Vf.n i Tw trohlfa r t pid. You are full of bile YOUR SSft ff" lvef Is Tbr Anaaa nt Ma..i. o....i. D-T7. 7T m,m . "vv V1 16 wunout oeiai -"7 , ..V aoieaum RouiBujwiu ao nana make I Jl'u imi " w person. or sale bv all druffirita YOUNQ MEN! Th 8peclflo A No. I. Cnroa, wlthoot fall, all MM of Onmnrr. kwn mid llot. an mill., r.i iT,. i . Z tunfllD. freTenl strinliire, It bflne an In" U-rtuil rcrnedy. ('nra ivhrn fvurytlilnir el baa fulled. (?.ld by all Dniati. " eta Manufaoturersi tli A.Hrhoaiihel. Medicine Prie. a,00. Co., ban Jose, cm. USDS. PATESTS, PEKSIOHS. Auy deitlred refrni! gtvn. loIAYS. f jOearaeterf ertle I f aeaia Srle. " I i HMeelrkr I THf EvassCafMfxrtn V e4MotMNTito. ' ; wiilarl tnw w i tn arknowieogea leading remedy for all Il.a r for all tl.a barge mmi of men. i t th debill onnatnral dlsobarge yri wmvm aieeaae Certain nur for t Utlng wakaM DMUliaa lPorlbltaad fal aafl , In recommending It M reeoiu mending Foley Hot Springs Fn 1 luu. ..... . - rully or kiiroiiu, round, Look for tbla MWH MULKORT. Prowlflora h StVlt fff"1"' W adv't lo tbla mjwjr im.i we.i i u Plao Bemedy for Catarrh I tb Beat, ltaalwt to Use, and Cheapest. n Sold bV dHiinrnita tar aem he ,. 1 1 Kkv X. t. SiaceltUM, Warrau, r. 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