Marion MarlancTs Endorsement
OF
Royal Baking Powder.
CORK TREES IN CALIFORNIA.
Extract from Marion Harland's Letter to the Royal Baking Powder Co.
'44
The Sew York Recorder learns that the Irish
have irot smb. a hold ou Chicago thit the Kiir
liih aptitwa there ire actually dyiug f brokeu
hearu.
A GOOD VLACK KOR BOYS.
Hoitt's School, near MilHrje, San Mateo
countv, Cal.. in charge ol' ex-State Super
intendent Ira O. Hoitt and wife, ia un
doubtedly one of the best schools for Hoys
on the Pacific Coast.
Use Knaroeline Stove Polish; no dint no amell.
MtN OK SAN FRANCISCO.
Tnem
WORUA AKX
Jl fcSllON.
BtfOXB
Soma moat Remarkable Declaration
Slstd) by 'rll-Kuown Men ( onciri
In. Their Own txnerlenra.
3 ' O
LOST TIME.
Newton, 111.
FROM 1863 to 1885
about 22 years
I suffered with
rheumatism of the
hip. I was cured by
the use of
ST. JACOBS OH.
T. C DODD.
"ALL RIGHT!
ST. JACOBS OIL
DID IT.'
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o
ASTJFFONTHEBRAim
M
mm,
Mastiff
mouth.
Tobacco is man's most uni
versal luxury; the fragrant
aroma of Mastiff Plug Cut
starts people to pipe smoking,
even those who never used
tobacco before. ; -
J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond, Virginia.
erman
ii
yrup
99
I am a farmer atEdom, Texas. I
have used German Syrup for six
years successfully for Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pains in
Chest and Lungs and Spitting-up of
Blood. I have tried many kinds of
Cough Syrups in my time, but let
me say to anyone wanting such a
medicine German Syrup is the best.
We are subject to so many sudden
changes from cold to hot, damp
weather here, but in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
trouble from colds. John F. Jones.
I CURE FITS!
When I bt cure I do not mean merely tostop them
ha a time and then have them return again. 1 me; n a
radical cure. I hare made the diaease of FITS EPI
LEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long atudy. 1
warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Because
others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a
Car?-. f,n? " oncf ,0T treatise and a Free Bottle of
my infallible remedy. Give Express and Post Office.
H. G. ROOT. M. Cm 183 Tearl St.. N. Y
I INDIAN DEPREDATION
PENSION I PATENTS
POSTAL
AND ! HOMESTEAD-
CLAIMS
The "KXAMINfcR" BUREAU of CLAIMS
CKDKB TBI DIBKCT ION OF
San Francisco Examiner.
If yea have a claim of any description whatsoever
against the United Btates Government and
wish it speedily adjudicated, address
JOHN WKDDKKBURN Manager,
"19 r street. N. W. WaahinKton, D. C.
Ni P, N. U, No. 444 -8. F. N. U. No. 621
There has hoe n a very great ileal of
terest in San 1-ram-isco ami vicinity
within the past few davs over, certain
wonderful statements niailo by well
known gentlemen which have apiieared
in the newspaiiers. It is easy to make
an assertion ; it is not so easy to prove it.
The facts which follow are from well
known gentlemen of San Francisco and
their statements are lieyond question.
They can be read with great interest and
profit.
Sir. Henry Wilson, 12 Union street,
said: "For three years prior to 1885 I
was fearfully troubled with inflammatory
rheumatism. I tried various so-called
remedies but got no relief. A friend
finally advised me to tie Warner's Safe
Cure and Safe Rheumatic Cure, taking
them on alternate weeks. I bought the
remedies and took them faithfully ac
cording to directions, witli the result
that I was completely restored to health,
and have not been "troubled with rheu
matism since."
Mr. William Wallace of 56 Clay St.,
suffered for six years from Kidney
trouble, which threatened to develop into
a most serious disorder. In speaking of
his restoration to health he said : "I
found almost immediate relief when I
commenced to use Warner's Safe Cure.
The pain left nie, I gained flesh and
strength and was soon a well man. My
cure was effected four years ago and I
have had no return of the trouble since."
Mr. W. Potter, 519 Third street said:
"I was entirely cured of Nervous Dys
pepsia and biliousness by the use of
Warner's Safe Cure."
Police officer. O. Anderson, who be
longs to the Southern Station, and whose
beat is on Market street, between 1st
and 4th streets, was not always the
robust man he looks to be to-day. In
course of conversation he sai : "About
seven years ago I had an attack of kid
ney trouble accompanied by a bearina
down sensation in the loins and a feel
ing of weakness across the hips and small
of the back. Warner's Safe Cure was
recommended to me and I took about
half a dozen bottles which with the pills
completely relieved me. About three
years afterwards I had another attack
but it yielded readily to the Safe Cure.
I thoroughly believe in the medicine and
consider it a good thing to take each
'( spring to cleanse and build up the sys-
Mr. W. J. Ren wick of 445 Bryant St.,
is an engineer who formerly had charge
of a dummy engine at the Pacific Mail
Docks. He related a very interesting
experience He said: "i used to run
a little dummy engine that drew the cart
from the yard' here to the steamers. It
was a little thing as it had to go under
the sheds and had no springs. Half
way over the tracks across another line
and at each trip one was jolted terribly.
I used to do one hundred trips a day at
least and it used me up. The action of
my kidneys was impaired and the poison
in my blood affected my head till I was
nearly crazy and had to quit work. I
was actually afraid to stand before a
large mirror or plate glass window for
fear of the insane desire to break it
which came over me. I took Warner's
Safe Cure on my friend Capt. Marsden's
recommendation and it completely cured
me. But I would not go back on the
dummy. The fellow who took my place
was troubled in the same way and died
in the asylum. To-day I am a perfectly
healthy man thanks to Warner's Safe
Cure and I have had no trouble.for over
four years." Mr. Renwick is a member of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and a master of his trade.
Mr. B-F. Armstrong of 46 Third street
said : "My wife suffered for over n; e
years with kidney and female troubL s.
I did all in my power as far as money
and doctors were concerned to have her
cured, but nothing I did seemed to help
her or give her relief. I finally concluded
to take her East, and see what could be
done with her case by Eastern physi
cians. While on our way East, we made
the acquaintance of an old gentleman,
who, during our conversation in regard
to my wife's health, said, "Why do you
not try Warner's Safe Cure?" I said:
"I have no confidence or belief in any
Proprietary remedies." After reaching
Binghamton, N. Y., finding she grew no
better, and thinking of the gentleman
on the cars account of what Warner's
Safe Cure had done for him. concluded
to try it. In three months' time I re
turned to California with my wife a well
and cured woman. She has had no return
of her trouble now, over four years. I
keep it constantly in the house and
would not be without it. I consider it
the only remedy in the world for kidney
and female troubles."
There can le but one conclusion from
these outspoken assertions. It is that
the great Safe Cure named is the most
efficient and most popular preparation
in America. It is also the most gener
ally used.. It owes its popularity wholly
to its value. It cures when other reme
dies fail. Do not be persuaded into
taking any cheap decoction but insist
upon naving Warner's safe Cure. Where
It I BollT,l.Tliat XUct 'un t drown
Trier In Laniu Numbers.
Hie available forest, of eork trees
are already relatively extensive, al
though hardly sulflclont to snnnlv tlio
demands now nuulo on them, or which
as the world arrows in prosperity must
Do made on them, for there is hardly
any etui to the uses for cork, and nono
of tho substitutes for it which hnvo yet
ooen tried are very sat Lsfactory or
promise to tako Its place to any groat
extent, Tlio latest estimates of exist'
Ing atvas of available cork oak forests
make their extent from S.IIOO.OOO to
3,500,001) acres, of which about one-
half, including those ou its African
possessions, bclonga to Franco. The
wood of the cork oak is heavy, coarse
(Trained and of a yellow brown color;
it shrinks nttilwors badly in soasonitur
and decays rapidly when exposed to the
action of tho atmosphere. It has little
value in tho arts, but furnishes a useful
fuel and makes phkI charcoal. The
inner bark is rich in tannin, and trees
too old or unlit to produce cork nrocut
for tho sake of the inner bark.
Hie cork oak ia tui Interest mi; tree
to Americans as its cultivation now
seems destined to become an important
Industry in (.uhfuruia, where the cli
mate and the soil in many iaits of the
state are admirably suited to produce
it. This is not a more theory, as trees
have boon growing now for several
years in California, and liave already
produced crops of cork of excellent
quality. It Is prolwble that the troo
will grow rather more rapidlv in Cali
fornia than it docs in its native coun
try, al'liough the quality of the soil
tno exposure to wiiicii tlie trees are
placed, local climato and the treatment
which the trees receive will inlluenee,
of course, the rapidity with which tho
bark is developed.
In Africa it is found that the trees
which grow the most rapidly produce
bark of the poorest quality, and that
within pertain limits the slower the
trees grow the more valuable the prod
uct, provided the growth is not too
slow, in which case the bark loses some
of the elasticity which makes it valu
able. Tho conditions which inlluenee
the development of cork are so numer
ous and complicated that the product
of all the trees in a grove or forest can
never attain the same uniformity of
thickness or quality in anv given time,
This is so well understood in the coun
tries where cork is grown that tho lost
method of harvesting has boon found
to be to go over the forest every two or
tlu-ee years and remove tho bark from
such trees as ore covered with mer
chantable cork and not to strip nil tho
trees at the same tuue.
All these matters must of course be
considered in connection with planting
forests of cork oak in California. The
planting and care of such forests in
Portugal and Spain have long been an
important industry, ana tnero is no
reason why they may not bo made so
A Halloo With Many Holidays,
It was reserved for the new republic
of BrtuU to Institute tho most extfnflve
and remarkable serli of national boll
days ever known.
The provisional government of that
country has Issued ft decree which do
elares that, "Inasmuch ns the republi
can system is founded upon a profound
sentiment or universal brotherhood,"
and as "this "sent linent cunnot be prop
erly developed without a system of
publio festivals destined to commemo
rate tho continuity and solidarity of all
generations of man," it has scon fit to
Institute a series of holiday which will
commemorate tho points of union be
tween the history of Hraiil and that of
all peoples.
Tho government, consequently, es
tablishes nine national holidav. Tho
1st of January Is to bo devoted to tho
ponnnouioration of universal brother
hood, tho 21st of April to tho events
which were the precursor of Hraillan
independence and tho lid of May to
tho discovery of Itra.il,
Tho 13th of May also Ixvoines a holt
day and Is to "commemorate the broth
erhood of all Hrazilians." Tho 1 Ith of
Juno "commemorate the republic,
and the liberty and independence uf
tho American eoplts." Tho 7th of
September is to honor tho Indojiondonce
ot Urar.il, the Kth of Octoln-r the dis
covery of America, the 2d of N'ovcuiIht
the memory of the dead, and the IT.th
ot November tho glory of the country
or Hr.i7.il In general. J out li s Com
pauion. ,
Mutual.
Why diH that man keep wntclilna m
all the t tine ?"
"May lie it's lioeause lie wonders why
you re ntnrlng at ulm." ruck.
DKKI'i
W KMT
TO Til R v.n
On ateamuoaU.fari ami atiiK Coat-hca, lloatwt
ter't btitmauh Blllera UrnrrU-J a th must lin
poitaut lti tu tha materia uioIIca ot Ilia trav
eling imtillo. It ilepilvea vtllHteil, brackish
waivr In lumful propurtloa ami vtiM'rabl
flavor, eoiiiHf men tlia twnli'lnus nlivli upon
thaalomauhof bail or lii.liwUIl foeil, nnn
ll erania, hmilliurii ami nlmt npmi tliutlom
M( b, It la a till ill Ii-iisu aiHlimt maliirUI itlsor
ilera, tiullitltu the eltiH-ls 01 cxitmIvu boat, i-ohl
ami ilamp. rvlluvea sick hemtai lna, ami la an hi
emiipHraliltt cure (or ioallvnmaaml IiiIIiminiio.i.
Thw iNtliiiinot travel olli'ii tell mutt tllaimlroua
Iv uixm liivallilsaml i-onvali-ai-eilU imvm.Iii iHlly
to im'h an imti'iit us In Jiitiiulli life. IVranna
III (o.'lilo ha!tll,iirtliciinKoi( ll t'ltW'la Hum
travel, will, If in W.'.l wilh Ilic Mltlvia, li fur
Ivm llkuly to have tlu-li li-ara ichIUwI,
Mra. Front mm (to uiliilsli'r'a wife) -Why la
your hua -nod always akoii f r moimy, money,
lummy? Minister's Wire (wt'aill)) 1 rsiime
It s because ha m-ver nets any.
Tlu-M la more catarrh In IIiIh i
Country than all ollu-r dtmMiii'a put totiollier.aml
until Uiu last lew year whs ii'wimi
i-etlon of the
er, ami
to lie In-
curable r'or a ureal many veara Ooetotn pro
lioum hI It a lia-al illaease, ami preaerllMxl Imal
miiixliea, ami by eotiataully Inl low to euro w Ith
Incut treatment nrnuoiiucctl It Incurable. Hii
enee haa proven catarrh to b a couaiitutlonal
disease, ami therefore rviili"a coualltulloual
ttealmeltt. Hall's Catarrh Cure, maiiiKaotuieil
by V. J. Cheney l t o., Tolcilo, Ohio, la Ihe onh
tvuatltutliimil cure on the market. It la taken
Internally In iloaea from ten drop to a teaaHHiu
(ul, It aeis illrtH'tly upon ihe IiIoihI ami mucom
urfacea ot the ayatem. They oiler IliaJ lor an)
caae It falls to cure. Semi for clrculata ami U
tlmoulala. Adilnaa K. J. CIIKNKV A CO.,
Toledo, 0,
W rlulit by ilniKUUta; 7,V,
Try Orrmsa for breakfast.
Roth tlia nietlithl and icsulls when
Vri,i of l'V 1 taken; it is i-IchmhuJ
md refrcsliltijr to tlio tasle, timl ,icU
:ently yet promptly on tho ICiiliicy,
jiver and Jlowcls, plenums tlio sys
m ell'cctually, dispel.! cM, licittl
clica nnd levers nnd curwi lntliitiud
onsllpntion permanently. For rain
a 60o.nd It bottlou ly all tlnic-iU
CALIFORNIA FIG SYtWP 'c0.
SH MkHMV.0. Cl.
iommu.Kt. Aia? roiix, n.t.
A Tiresome lluslneaa.
"IXx'sn't work nmko a nmn tlrexl?" com
mented a street paver toacurlwtoiie frleiuL
"Ho, for my part, I m even tlrud looktnir
for lt."-riiailcl.bl-l 'nmea.
corrsiwa ism
suflerini?
All gon
and woman
The more trials there are In a law ver's life
fewer hla tribulations.
the I
ritOM A I.KADINO NKW VltK
KLOKIsr.
('. F. Kluiuler of No. t7 Itmadway, New
York, is one of tlio licet known lloriata in
America. Florists, like other persons, are
subject to tlie ills of life, notwithMtanding
the fragrance surrounding their calling;
but. like other persons, thev can Ims cured
ol tlieirills. Mr. kluiuler writes:
'I cordially recommend Allcock'h Po-
aoi'H 1'lastkks. 1 have found them after
tn years constant use womlerfu v elllcit
rioiiM in r-iiiiL.1is rnlil iniii. In ill. i.t
duck anu cncsi. as cnet nrotertors anil
shields against changes in the weather they Th-ir'a trim
are invaluable. My hothouse men uae a I true.
grout many, and 1 ami family are never
without this never railing external rem
euy. v
Koirc sitcet-ata that the reason whv rl.h In brain
uxki is w.H-4Ue nQ fro in scniMiis.
A sore throat, cough or cold, if suffered
to progress, results in serious pulmonary
artections, oftentimes incurable, "llruwn't
Hmwhial Trochr'' reach directly the aeatof I
the disease, and give inxtant relief.
Two bl hayalax ami a rrlh full of corn lawuth
more to a farmer than elecllu' his man to Con
gress.
Dr. Turcu's Favorite
It's
do
tion of cork is already enormous, al WnV Silt fPF WnPri KPllPT MITP 7
I "J w . . I w , I II VII VI iv WMIW S
woman s
weakness.
Proscription puts a stop to it.
a remedy for all the delicate
rangements and disorders that make
her suffer, and a cure for all the dis
cases and disturbances that make
her weak. It's a legitimate modi
cine, that corrects and cures;
tonio that invigorates and build
up; a nervine that soothes and
strengthens. For bearing-down
pains, displacements, all the func
tional irregularities peculiar to the
sex, it s a sale nnd certain remedy.
Other medicines claim to euro?
But thev don't claim
to do this: if the Favorite Fro
scription fails to give satisfaction,
in any case for which it's recom
mended, tho money paid for it is
return leu.
Judge for yourself which is likolv
. . .i , ... '
to oe mo oeuer medicine,
And think whether somcthincr else
offered by the dealer is likely to be
-lust, as good."
ou pa7 only for the cood vou tret.
wa inese terras it s tee cheapest,
though the wine industry there Is hard
ly more than in its infancy. Garden
and Forest
HEMORRHOIDINE PILE SALVE
THE LATEST.
IS
IT RESPECTS THE LAW.
The Lottery Company's fiood Fal.h
The New Orleans postmaster, Captain
S. M. Eaton, is a little smooth-faced
man, honest and shrewu. He is a great
tnena ot warmotb, but he has backed
up the Postmaster-General's efforts vig
orously in the fight on the lottery.
The year before the warfare beean Mr,
Eaton says the Lottery Company bought
at ine ew Urieans ottice S103,000 worth
of stamps and stamped envelopes. For
that same year the total revenue of the
office was 4 16,000. So it appears that
the Lottery Company contributed w ithin
$1,000 of one-fourth of the entire reve
nue of the office.
By the action of the department in
enforcing the anti-lottery law passed by
Congress this postal revenue from the
Lottery Company became a dead loss.
Last year's receipts by the New Orlems
office reached a total of $362,000. The
day before Captain Eaton started on this
conference the Lottery Comnanv Dosted
in all its branch offices in New Orleans
a notice to this effect :
"The Supreme Court cf the United
States having decided th.- anti-lottery
postal law to be constitutional, it is
hereby ordered and directed that no one
in the employ of this company shall
mail a letter which m anv wav refers di
rectlyor indirectly to the business of the
lottery. It must be understood that this
company will aid in the enforcement of
this law."
"I think that this notice is honest and
sincere," said Captain Eaton, "and the
company means just what it savs."
Washington telegram to Globe-Democrat.
A noble remedy for the positive cure
of Blind, Bleeding, Itching, and pro
truding piles. This salve has been In
use both In the East and West for years
,nd all that have given It a trial speak
loud in Its praises. The acute pain
ceases immediately on Its application,
and a cure Is permanent. This valua
ble salve Is the product of long years
of continued experiments by a well-
known Pacific Coast Pharmacist, and
hs use has given the best pesslble re
sults. For sale by all druggists In large
metal capped glass jars, price $1.00.
Suppositories of the same composition
sent by mail, on application, at the
above price.
CALIFORNIA I CHI0&8B DRUB C5
San Francisco. Chicago.
I H riQIf Awr1' "i! Analytical Chemist,
V. ii. I iwn, o , HaamiiKi list., rurllaml.ur.
WILLIAM C.DECK ARMS CO
WIIOLKHALK A II ItKTAII. llKALKIM IN
Cuns, Riflos and Rovolvors,
Fishing Tackle, Hporlliia; (Juoda,
FIREWORKS,
Athletic, Theatrical ami (iymnaslum (IimmIs,
ijiwii lenuis unmix, root nulla, uroijuet, leu I
Hans, liuntliiKi Balloons, Lanterns.
N. E. Cor. Third and Yamhill Sis., PORTLAND, OR.
luOUNTfllJl BODS TEA
A blend from the formula ot an old English
Tea Merchant.
Best Tea in the World for the Price.
M cents per lb. at your dealer's or postpaid
from the sole iinporteni,
CLOSSET & DEVERS, Portland, Or.
If'ERTEL
MICTOR
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Shipped Anywhere on Trlnl. Cntnlncue Free.
OKO. XUTXL Co., 6 Ky St. QUIMC.IiJ,..TJ.B.A,
. 11 air nnfiM
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tun tu
mom
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Pianos and Organs.
WINTER & HARPER.
71 Morrison Street. Portland. Or
llox MOD.
Paper Air Cushions.
G0RRUGATED1IR0N
ROOFING,
Metallic Skylight, Iron Cornices.
J. C. BAYER, Portland. Or.
cooks, who hav lined tho Rntml ara nl
your health is concerned always take the the same opinion also,
best. San Franciiw Evtning 'Pott.
ID
This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success
lul CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drue.
Kists on a positive guarantee, a test that no othei
Cure can stand successfully. If you have s
COUGH. HOARSENESS or LAGRIPPE.il
The Japanese employ Daner instead wil1 cure vou promptly. If your child has the
of India rubberformnk r,;,, ,i,i.Q I . Vr or WHOOPING COUGH, use it
Pnpr Wn- mil , Z Zt . sure. If you fear CON.
. U, .i.., Limi, nuiVii'i iwjn, aon't wait until your case is hope
mdia rubbev ones, they do riot stick to- less, but take this Cure at once aud receive im.
gether 'after being wetted, and havinc mediate help. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00,
an vW fV.Q.r oa iravelerr convenient Docket size 2ec. Ask
Biiuujciuuij, uuuaiueruig uie apparent ous 1'iasters. l'nce, 25c.
irauty ot the material ; a man weighing
160 pounds may stand on one without
bursting it. Chatter.
Marlon Harland'a Opinion.
Our readers are familiar not only with
the sprightly writings of Marion Har
land, but also with her sound common
sense upon matters of every-day life and
action. Her name, indeed, is a house
hold word, and is equally well known in
parlor and kitchen. Her celebrated cook
book, "Common Sense, in the House
hold," is without a peer, and shows that
she has made a careful study of how to
prepare good, wholesome food in the
best manner by the best materials. In
this issue we produce a fac-simile letter
from Marion Harland that speaks from
her experience in the highest terms of
the unequaled qualities of the Royal
Baking Powder. Housewives every
where should read the opinion of such
an expert and act accordingly. All good
THE UNEXCELLED
mnni, nn,fi n
F. E. SADLER, ivmnnfior.
3)4 NvterNHiriila. M., Mini Irnntl.rs,
FIREWORKS. PISTOLS. FUGS,
CAMPAIGN GOODJ LANTERNS, HORNS.
The jri(at Manufacturers an, I Inn, tleia In
the Country. I lis l ow rl' I'lili'l-H; ihe IIKHI'
foods. H nil for price (lata. .1, ,,i II,,, ,,, t.
DO T
To send ns a largo order. Try in on a
aiiiullone. Caah biis'iiii pava. Smith's
Cash Store, 418-418 Front Street, San
Francisco, Cal. Ask for price lmt.
SURE, vwwst TRY
. noan California Diamond
CATARRH "'Tho'cloit Cure.
Ku Mia ao l.a.1 whrra l,r rl.t. I,ui ,ir i,w4 i,,
Ihla itrral riiw, W ,r .lri,.--r. . r ,4
. r. iv::t s cj , t-.t.. us :nnr.A n , it t ::j
FltAZER AXLE
BestintheWorldinnrnor
Sold
JUDSON iBSSt
i vii aia.ii v.a
II CALIFORNIA ST.. AN FHANCI&CO.
If you want roWDEIt for .Mlnimr.
Railroad Work. Stutnn lUastimr or Trua
I'lanting, send for IVice Lint.
BUS I' W"aat Vr'ayiCarWatvCTff sa ri CgCZB '
YOUNQ MENl
The Specific A No. I.
CUroa. wllhnut full, all rwa of iiiinnrr.
aaa iuea aiti, nu ttutlier ol l.,,w lues;
suuiilliif. I'rnVviila atrli liire, It hrlna an In
U-riinl ri-mcaly. Curf-s when everyUiiiuc Ue
Inwfullml. Hold liv nil iru:rvlt.
Uaiiulacturarai ThaA.rtel nlirlt Mmlli-lne
Prle. $3.00. o.,ran j.m-.i M,
MORPHINE
HABIT !
Hooka ft na.
SURE CURE
fariflo UsdkSn Co.. BSD Clay BU But rraicUom
J. McCRAKEN & CO.,
DEALEKrl IN
Reeh Hirkor Lima, Portland Cemanl, Ool
dan Osta and Utah Plaster, Hnlr, Flra Brick
and Fire Clay. LAND PLASTER.
60 North Front Btrtiet, Cor. !,
PORTLAND, Oil.
ANY WEAK ft1 AN
wlio Is aiiffi-rlug. rlUn-r In Ma mind r
txnly, fniin tlio liijiiiuma (,r vi iikiinliiK
virnvtauf lila nan Ignorant r,,ll., nluiaii
anil etcoaai a cun l, quickly uml iitniia
iNitly cun-iL 1'bih-m rn c (wuleili.
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Those nlil l)iK-t.rs Imvn Inul 3i) j,,,'
Cllwll-licn In riirtiml-rlnilM. IiIihmI. W.
0.11 n .. iii.him-., r, run Tri nity,
Hellsblg Bemodlsi ssnt privately to nny artrtross.
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f liaaraataaa ant 1
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Ba vrdaalrky
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Hip; a la tha acknnwiiir
leadlnc remedy lor all Ilia
unnatural disctwiraa and
prlvatadlsr-aseaof mra. S
certain rura for tbr dahliti
tatlng weaknesa racullM
lo women.
1 preaen ba It and real a'
In recommeudlnc U a
all au Reran.
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OKI i.T sfrnsricuus.
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I mmfrWmW Doos vnur honk o4.n9 V ..H J
don t feel like work The fft I p trouble is your liver is tor
pid. You are full of bile. Y UUEhff r.M r u ..,:n. ,i.i
Ihree doses of Hoore'i Revealed Rfinndi will anA .l ii-m
'or Bale by all druggists, fa. I V tCil
liliiilli Windniills And PiiiiiDs.
standini; hvs been cared. Indeed so strong Is m fslth W -a. VS. AAJ. J Kt I
Initseffloicj, that I will send Iwobott Lis FRKK,wltb X.
V A r.TT itirV 1'DL A rpTU i ., wi,h
luuaiwMi ub uiii ainnaM to any inf
tent who will tend ma tbir Jxpre8 and P. O. addrom,
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FROM THE "PACIFIC JOURKAL.
'A creat itivant.lnn Iim hun k
TntU That eminent chemist haa nrolimAH
run's Hair Dve
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. . - wasntvwvig ikjl lyllD -
uon 01 complete 1'umpinc Plants for fi lrnisViinrr vuatnv in
Residences, Farms, Hotels and Towns. frTrrQ
Plans, snpcifinnf
1 - i'v.avninviio Ulltl I 1 I I I I !l l.liu 117 111 in tllininlw,l
on application. Correspondence solicited.
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-wnin imitatfl nature to perfection i It acts
jisns.HiiinisriiHi.v hihi ih periecci v liarmleNtf.''
rrlve, mu Ottice, 30 & 41 1'ark Place. T
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Plso'a Remedy for Catarrh Is the
Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest.
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Bold by druggists or sent by mall
80c. R.T. HazelMne. Warren, Pa.
MAGHIHERY AND VEHICLES,
Haw Market Block, Portland, Oregon.
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