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WUBAftVW1 HUNTING
REV.
DR. TAUMAQE AGAIN DISCUSSES
A SEASONABLE TOPIC.
The Crook of the portsman's Onn-Hunt
IDC the Gal no of the World Rrlleloti It
plrldloc the Spoil A Heating lUaofi.
Qnopja.YN, Nov. 20. In tho foroaoon
service at tho Tabornaclo today Rev. Dr.
Talmage took for his subject a most sea
sonable ono, "A Hunting Scene," the
text beinjr Genesis xlix, 27, "In the
morning ho tjball devour tho prey, and at
night ho shall'divide tho spoil."
A few nights ago 800 men encamped
along tho Long Island railroad so as to
be ready for tho next morning, which
was tho first "open day" for deer hunt
ing. Between sunriso and 2 o'clock in
tho afternoon of that day 15 deer were
shot. On tho 20th of October our woods
and forests resound with a shock of fire
arms and nro tracked of pointers and
setters, because tho quail are then a
lawful prize for tho sportsman.
On a cortain day in all England you
can hear tho crack of the sportsman's
gun, because grouso hunting has begun,
and every man that can afford the time
and ammunition and can draw a bead
starts for tho fields. Xenophon grew
eloquent in regard to the art of hunting.
In tho far east people, elephant mount
ed, chaso the tiger. The American In
dian darts his arrow at tho buffalo until
tho frightened herd tumble over the
rocks. European nobles are often found
in tho fox chaso and at the stag hunt.
Francis I waa called tho father of hunt
ing. Moses declares of Nimrod, "He
was tvmighty hunter before the Lord."
Therefore, in all ages of the world, the
imagery of my text ought to bo suggest
ive, whether it means a wolf after a fox
or a man after a lion.
Old Jacob, dying, is telling the for
tunes of his children. He prophesies the
devouring propensities of Benjamin and
liis descendants. With his dim old eyes
he looks off and sees the hunters going
out to tho fields, ranging them all day,
and at nightfall coming home, the game
piling over the shoulder, and reaching
tho door of the tent tho hunters begin to
uistriDuto ine game, ana one takes a
conoy, and another a rabbit, and another
a roe. "In the morning he shall devour
the prey, and at night he shall divide the
spoil." Or it may bo a reference to the
habits of wild beasts that slay their
prey, and then drag it back to the cave
or lair, and divide it among the young.
THE WORLD'S GAIN.
I take my text, in tho first place, as de
scriptive of those people who in the
morning of their lifo give themselves up
to hunting tho world, but afterward, by
tho grace of God, in the evening of their
lifo divide among themselves the spoil
of Christian character. There are aged
Christian men and women in this houso
who, if they gave testimony, would tell
you that in the morning of their life they
were after tho world as intense as a
hound after a haro, or as a falcon swoops
npon a gazelle. They wanted tho world's
plaudits and the world's gains. They
felt that if they could get this world
they would have everything. Some of
them started out for tho pleasures of the
world. They thought that the man who
laughed loudest was happiest. They
tried repartee and conundrum and bur
lesque and madrigal.
Thev thought they would like to bo
Tom Hoods or Charles Lambs or Ed
gar A. Poes. They mingled wino and
music and tho spectacular. They were
worshipers of tho harlequin, and tho
Merry Andrew, and tho buffoon, and tho
jester. Life was to them foam and bub
ble and cachinnation and roystering and
grimace. They were so full of glee they
could hardly repress their mirth even
on solemn occasions, and they came near
bursting out hilariously even at the bur
ial becauso therp was something so dol
orous in tho tone or countenance of tho
undertaker.
After awhile misfortune struck them
hard on the back. They found there was
something they could not laugh at. Un
der their late hours their health, gavo
way, or there was a death in the house.
Of overy green thing their soul was ex
foliated. They found out that life was
more than a joke. Prom tho heart of
God there blazed into their soul an ear
nestness they had never felt before.
They awoke to their sinfulness and their
immortality, and here they sit at 60 or
70 years of ago as appreciative of all in
nocent mirth a3 they ever were, butthey
are bent on a stylo of satisfaction which
in early lifo they never hunted the
evening of their days brighter than the
morning. In tho morning they devoured
the prey, "but at night they divided the
spoil.
Then there are others who started out
for financial success. They seo how lini
hr th rim at a man's hat is when he
dowb down before some one transpicu
ous. They felt they would like to see
how the world looked from the window
of & $4,000 turnout. They thought they
would liko to have the morning sunlight
tanglfld lu the headgear of a dashing
n,n fi. mnPl the bridges in the
park to rpsound under tho rataplan or
their swift hoofs. They wanted a gilded
baldric, and so they started on the dol
lar hunt. They chased it up one street
and chased it down another. They fol
lowed it when it burrowed in the cellar.
They treed it in tho roof.
W herover a dollar was expected to w,
tbey were. They clawed it across the
ocean. They chased it across the land.
They stopped not for the night. Hear
ing that dollar even -in the darkness
thrilled them aa an Adirondack sports
man is thrilled at midnight by a loon
laugh. They chased that dollar to the
money vault Thoychased it toUjegwr-
eminent treasury, xney nmlCT, ... ..
under tho counter. All the ftp""
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Zt dK
-j A dollar!
and they cried i
And when at last they came
i had actually captured .it
aent was like that of W-
A dollar!"
apoa It and
In tho morning ot their lite, oh, how
they devoured the prey! But there cam
a hotter tlmo to their soul. They found
out that an immortal nature cannot live
on bank stock. They took np a North
era Pacific bond, and there was a hole in
it through which they conld look into
the uncertainty of nil earthly treasures
. caw some itaiston, living at the
rato of $25,000 a month, leaping from
uu c rancisco wnarr because- ho conld
not continue to live at the same ratio
They saw the wizen and paralytic hank
rs who had changed their souls into
tnolten gold stamped with the image of
the earth, earthy. They saw some great
souls by avarice turned into homuncnli.
nnd they said to themselves, "I will seel
after higher treasure."
A POOR THING; TO IIITOT.
From that time thev rHr. nnt n,..
whether they walked or rode, if Chris!
walked with them; nor whether they
lived in a mansion or in a hut, if they
dwelt under the shadow of the Almighty;
nor whether tbey were robed in French
broadcloth or in homespun, if they had
the robe of the Saviour's righteousness;
uur u mey were sanaaiea with morocca
or calfskin, if they were shod with the
preparation of the Gospel. Now you see
peace on their countenance. Now that
man says: "What a fool I was to be en
chanted with this worldl Why, I have
more satisfaction in five minutes in the
service of God than I had in all the first
years of my life while I was gainget
ting. I like this evening of my day a
great deal better than I did the morn
ing. In the morning I greedily devoured
the prey, hut now it is evening, and I am
gloriously dividing the spoil."
My friends, this world is a poor thins
to hunt. It is healthful to go out in the
woods and hunt. It rekindles the luster
of tho eye. It strikes the brown of the
autumnal leaf into the cheek. It gives
to the rheumatio limbs the strength to
leap like a roe. Christopher North's pet
gun, the muckle-mou'd Meg, going ofl
in the summer in the forests, had iU
echo in tho wintertime in the eloquence
that rang through tho university halls
of Edinburgh. It is healthy to go hunt
ing in the fields, but I tell you it is be
littling and bedwarfing and belaming
for a man to hunt this world. The ham
mer comes down on the guncap, and the
barrel explodes and Mils you instead of
that which you are pursuing.
When you turn out to hunt the world,
the world turns to hunt you, and as
many a sportsman aiming bia gun at a
panther's heart has gone down under the
striped claws, so while you have been
attempting to devour this world the
world has been devouring you. So it
was with Lord Byron. So it was with
Coleridge. So it was with Catherine of
Russia. Henry II went out hunting for
this world, and its lances struck through
his heart. Francis I aimed at tjie world,
but the assassin's dagger put on end to
his ambition and his life with one stroke.
Mary Queen of Scots wrote on tho win
dow of her castle;
From the top of all my trust
Mishap hath laid me in tho dust.
Tho queen dowager of Navarre was
offered for her wedding day a costly and
beautiful pair of gloves, and she put
them on, but they were poisoned gloves,
and they took her life. Better a bare
hand of cold privation than a warm and
poisoned glove of ruinous success. "Ob-,"
says some young man in the audience,
"I believe what you are preaching. I
am going to do that very thing. In the
morning of my life I am going to devour
tho urev. and in tho evening I shall di-
vido the spoil of Christian character. 1
only want a little while to sow my wild
oats, and then I will be good."
Young man, did you ever take the cen
sus of all the old people? How many old
people aro there in your house? Ono, two
or none? How many in a vast assemblage
like this? Only here and there a gray
head, like the patches of snow here nnd
there in the fields on a late April day.
Tho fact is that tho tides of the years are
so strong that men go down under them
before they get to bo CO, before they get
to be 60, boforo they get to be 40, bofore
thnv pet to be 80. And if you, my young
brother, resolve now that you will spend j
the morning of yonr days in devouring ,
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the religion
Where aro the men who 30 years ago
resolved to become Christians in old age,
putting it off a certain number of years?
They never got to be old. The railroad
collision, or the steamboat explosion, or
the slip on tho ice, or tho falling ladder,
or the sudden cold, put an end to thftir
opportunities. They have never had an
opportunity since, and they never will
have an opportunity again. They locked
the door of heaveu against their soul,
and thoy threw away the keys. They
chased the world, and they died in tho
chase. The wounded tiger turned on
them. They failed to take the game
they pursued. Mounted on o swift
courser, they leaped the hedge, but the
courser fell on them and crushed them
Proposing to barter their soul for tbe
world, they lost both and got neither.
DIVIDIKO THE biw.
While this is an encouragement to old ,
people who are still unpardoned, it u no
Kuragement to the young who
puttingoffthe day of gra .
rnne that tbe old may be repentant U to ,
k i.Wn rantiouslV. IS Uieuic.uo m
kills or cures. The same
7" ALZt ratients. in one case it saves
fife and in the other it destroys it ThU
possibility of repentance at the close of
Ufe may cure the old man while it kills
h-vmimr. Bd cautious in taking it
""-. l.i . it riMu-rinuve oj
''u.u, U descriDtive Of
U)Tho cime to V sudden and a radi
Sange. You luve noticed bow short
: Watn 'Ai t j intra. au - . -
T&to transition to the character or
beats n i. -- --" :.. ,,,
these Denjamitesl JS.Te
.haJ devour the pff., ,,;
5S!tf5S
jtau . w BUcb a transfortmv
Ut ere " , , Yw. A
J Tclock I. the morning
rjatut OAjua?Aii
o'clock at nteht U m ....
distributive Christian: '
Conversion is instantaneous. A man
passes into the kingdom of God quicker
than down the sky runs zigzag lightning.
A man may bo anxious about his soul
tor a great many years; that does not
mako him a Christian. A man maypray
& while; that does not mako him a
Christian. A man may resolve on the
reformation of his Dknutr n,i ,
that resolution going on a great while;
that does not mnke him a Christian. Bnt
tho very instant when he flings his bcul
on the mercy of Jesus Christ, that in
stant is lustration, emancipation, resur
rection. Up to that point he is going in
the wrong direction; after that point he
is going in the right direction. Boforo
that moment ho is a child of sin; after
that moment he is a child of God. Be
foredhat .moment devouring tho prey;
after that moment dividing tho spoil.
rive minutes is as good as five years.
My hearer, you know very well that
the best things you havo done you have
dono in a flash. You made up your mind
in on instant to buy, or to sell, or to in
vest, or to stop, or to start. If yon had
missed that one chance, you would havo
missed it forever. Now, just as precipi
tate and quick and spontaneous will ba
the ransom of your soul. Some morning
you were making a calculation. You got
on tho track of some financial or social
game. With your pen or pencil you
were pursuing it. That very morning
you were devouring the prey, but that
very night you were in a different mood.
You found that all heaven was offered
you. You wondered how you could get
it for yourself and for your family. You
wondered what resources it would give
you now and hereafter. You ore divid
ing peace and comfort and satisfaction
and Christian reward in your soul. You
are dividing tho spoil.
One Sabbath night at tho close of the
sermon I said to some persons, "When
did you first become serious about your
soul?" And they told mo, "Tonight."
And I Bald to others, "When did you
give your heart to God?" And they said,
"Tonight." And I said to still others,
"When did you resolvo to eryp tho
Lord all the days of your life?" And
they said, "Tonight." I saw by tht
gayety of their apparel that when the
grace of God struck them they woro de
vouring the prty; but I saw also in the
flood of joyful tears, and in tbe kindling
raptures on their brow, and in their ex
hilarant and transporting utterances
that they were dividing the spoil.
If you have been in this building when
the lights are struck at night, you know
that with one touch of electricity they
are all blazed. Oh, I would to God that
tho darkness of your souls might bo
broken up, and that by one quick, over
whelming, instantaneous flash of illumi
nation you might be brought into the
light and tho liberty of the sons of Godt
RELIGION DEFINED.
You see that religion is a different
thing from what some of you people sup
posed. You thought it was a decadence.
You thought religion was maceration.
You thought it was highway robbery;
that it struck one down and left him
half dead; that it plucked out tho eyes;
that it plucked out tho plumes of tho
soul; that it broke the wing and crushed
the beak as it came clawing with its
black talons through the oir. No, that
is not religion.
What is religion? It is dividing the
spoil It is taking a defenseless soul
and panoplying it for eternal conquest.
It is the distribution of prizes by the
king's hand every medal stamped with
a coronation. It is on exhilaration, an
expansion. It i imparadisation. It is
enthronement Religion mokes a man
master of ear th, of death and hell. It goes
forth to gather the medals of victory
won by Prince Emanuel, and the diadems
of heaven, and the glorios of realms ter
restrial and celestial, and then, after
ranging all worlds for everything that is
resplendent, it divides tho spoil.
What was it that James Turner, tho
famous English evangelist was doing
when in his dying moments he said:
"Christ is alll Christ is all!" Why, he
was entering into light. He was round
ing the Cane of Good Hope. He was di-
sa -" -j
is come. My grave ciotues are railing
off." She was dividing tho spoil.
Bhe longed with wing to fly away
And mix with that eUrnal day.
What is Daniel now doing, the Hon
tamer? And Elijah, who waa drawn by
the flaming coursers? And Paul, the rat
tling of whoso chains made kings quake?
And all tho other victims of flood and
fire and wreck and guillotine where
are they? Dividing tlie spoil.
Ten thousand times ten thousand,
In sparkling raiment bricM.
The armies or tbe ransomed saint
Throng up the steeps of light.
Tis finished, all U finished.
Their fight willi death and aln.
Wf I high your golden galea
And Jet the victor.
Oh, what a grand thing it is to be a
Christianl We begin now to divido tho
inoil but the distribution will not be
completed to all eternity.
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There is a
cuuij.. ----- - ' . mmlnM
J. ... ' ,. . rfn Btruck Mui,
TWei sopl-wby do younot
nf$ J .poll of Christian
-- &
e,the'Bll,Tat,0B that I
character, tbe comfort, me joy,
. i,a Mlvation tUt I am sent to of-
i meutctne mat ycaw, - - .-.. n.me?
me.cinegiven.fertoyounmy
inong" , "-"--,
hands tremble
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J tear. n nd g.t
unco w p
.Kh the iruiltr. Rescue for al the
uuuivi-;-; -
. .-i r.if for Oil Wie ueau.
rj&
have come in nero o" "
world U agaut them, and because they
Jed God is against them, who will go
away sayings
I cam to Jmu as I was.
Weary and worn and sad.
I fouad la Um a nwtlog pi?
A d be baa made m glad.
an,nmrh vou came in children tb
jammjou QnLiiirtmtMft at,iti8.
For Injuries Strangely Suffered.
Suit to recover damages for personal
injuries inflicted by a corpse has been
brought against tho Pennsylvania rail
road by Lawyer J. Howard Morrison for
August Johnson. In his statement of
claim Johnson asserts that on Aug. 22
last he was at work constructing switch
es along the line of the Trenton cutoff
railroad, which is operated by the Penn
sylvania railroad. As a rapidly moving
train was approaching him an unknown
woman attempted to cross the track in
front of it. She was struck by the en
gino and instantly killed.
Her lifeless body, Johnson asserts, was
thrown about 50 feet, striking him in
tho face and felling him to the earth.
Ho sustained n broken nose and other
serious injuries, resulting in a spell o(
sickness, which forced him to spend a
considerable amount of money for doc
tor's bills. Johnson asks for $5,000 dam
f ges. Philadelphia Record.
We Are Hard Worker.
The following figures regarding th
standard number of working days per
tinnum in different countries appeared
n a Polish paper: The inhabitants ot
pentral Russia labor fewest days in the
year namely, 207. Then comes Canada
tartth 270, followed by Scotland with 275,
gland 275, Portugal 283, Russian Po
und 288, Spain 200, Austria and th
usslan Baltic provinces 295, Italy 268,
Havana, Belgium, Brazil and buxom-
arty 5100 QiiTnntf Pmnna lntnnil
s; f "L' o'A. rrr ,:-"""
and Norwav 802. Swedsn RfU. Primula
and Ireland 305, United States 800, Hoi.
"land 808 and Hungary 312.
THE GREAT REVOLUTIONS.
1803 Great rebellion in Poland; pro
visional government appointed; terrible
severities of the -Russian government;
hundreds of leading Poles shot or hanged;
.burupvuii imervuiniui. irumess; tuo re
bellion suppressed.
1800 Revolution in Rouraania; provi
sional government established; an "he
reditary hospodar" elected; declared a
"king" in 1881.
1860 Great military revolt at Madrid
in favor of Prim; suppressed with unex
ampled cruelty; many prisoners shot
1860 Tho kingdom of Hanover con
quered by Prussia, the Hanoverians hav
ing taken the side of Austria iu the seven
wooks' war; the king escaped to Aus
tria, and his property was seized by tho
Prussians.
1807 Separate constitution granted
Hungary, which thus became an autono
mous part of tho Austro-Hungarian em
pire; political amnesty granted to all
offenders, and a separate parliament al
lowed for Hungary.
1807 Overthrow of the empire in Mex
ico; Maximilian shot; since 1821 it i
said thoro have been 240 revolutions or
insurrectionary outbreaks in Mexico.
1808 Mutiny on Spanish fleet began a
revolution; flight of Isabella; a provi
sional government formed.
1870 The provisional government of
Spain dcclaied at an end nnd Amadous
crowned us king.
1870 Rovolution in Paris, the em
peror having been mudo prisoner at Be
dan; u republic proclaimed. St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
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JJ.BUAW.M.W.llUNT HUAWdtHUNT
. Attorneys at law. Offlre over Capital
national nanK,caiem,uregiia,
rOIIN A. (JAHtON, Attorney at law, rooms
t s ana t, ttusn nana uunaing, naiem,ur,
11. K. HOMI1AM. Vf.U.UUlMKH.
BUN HAM A IIOIMKH, Attorneys at law
Offloe In Bush block, between Bute and
ixiurt, on commercial aireeu
TflllM IIAVNK. ATTOIINKV.AT.I AW.
O U)llec.Un made ai.d promptly rvmltled.
Muipby block, Mr HtaU and Commercial
MreeU.Ualem, Oregon. yir.
TrO.KNIOHTON-Arcbltcl and unerln-
VV tendenu umce, rooms t
and S Bu.lv
Breman hlock.
9-IV-U
JS. lOGUK,
H(iin.ranher arid TiD-
wrlteat Meet equipped typewriting of-
ca but one In
Oregon, over uoiui uu,
Malem, Oregon,
Dlt A. l)VH,UUI"t Graduate of New
York, give ipectalaUentlon to the die
tAf of women and children, rose, throat,
l...... bMna.a .kin 1I.mji and surgery.
offlua at rnldeno. loi Htota treU Con'Utl.
Uuo from to 1 a. m and 3 In i p in. 7-i-em
IX ItHOWNK. i U., fBMieiaii awo niir
t gTCIQ. illDn, muiyuf kwj ,w..-v-,
orninirdai street.
D
i t it UMITII. IkantWt. W fltate Street
t.-. W . T: ' u.-....... J.nl.l nnAvA
uns of every description,
euiem, ureon. riuf.uvu ii.uu. wk.w,
jaiuitwv vytwr
lion a specialty.
tl 1'UUII.
Architect.
plans, peel flea.
Hods and
supenniennxnre
Max nl balldtog.
Offlce 5S0 Uummcrcb
mr ii
itrtot, up stair.
SONH OK VKTKIUNH -fftimpter Caoin N
, Hon ot Veterans. V,4 A tare Tour
Ho,
relngsal7Wei'ie " ,
hall VUltlng brotbera are cordially lovl
watiend Da. . a Bmow. Opt
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Root Hair Grower
"Skooknm " contains neither minerals nor oils. It!
cooling ana reirriuing ionio. tiy suniuiatmir i
hatr, cures dandi-vjr and grins ha(r " tola
nilthT. ana free fMm IrrltAtlnv .mnttana
Soap. It destroys parotitic tiuicU, which ttU oh
rower. S1JD0 per bottle I ( for tXGO. Bonn. SUo. L
5v
ROOT HAIR GROWER CO.,
Firth Avenue, Kew York, N. V.
imtn atbuo, new xaru, . i. r
MURPHY.
and Tile
Fresh-
News-
Paoers-
NOJVTII BALKM.
Fruits-
Take jit!
EVENING JOURNAL,
Only S cents a day delivered at
yonr door.
and Candies.
J. I BENNETT k SON.
f. O. Bloolc
HOWARD,
The House Mover.
41 Marlon Street.
Ha the best facilities lormovlntr antt rals.
,1ns bouse, lieave order at dray Bros., or
add res Halem, Oregon.
From Terminal or Interior Points (be
1.1 the line o take
To all Points East and South.
It Is tho dining car route. It runs through
vostlbule trains, every day in the year to
ST. PADL AND CHICAGO
;(No change of ear.)
Composed of dining car unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleeper
Oflateat equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed and lu whloh
acoommodatUna are both tree and tur
nlshed for holder ot first and second-class
tloketa,and
ELEQAMT DAY COACHES.
Acontlnnor line eonneotlng with all
linen, afJordlng direct and uninterrupted
service.
Pullman eltrpo rewrrMlona con uee
cured In advanca Ujccga any agent of
mo rjnu.
Through ticket to and from all point
n America. Knelnud and Huron can be
purchased at any ticket oftlce of this com
pany.
Kull Information eonoernlng ntten, time
of tralns,ronte8andotberdetaiI furnished
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHAJILTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, No,
I'll Klrst itret, cor. WMblngten: Port-
land.Oreton
BHAW & DoWNINCI, AgCUtfl.
'VPieTQfV
TO
SALT LAKE,! DENVER,
OMAHA, KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
AMD ALL
EASTERN CITIES
3
DAYS to
CHICAGO
(mfStheQulckosMoJhlcagopd
HoUrS Quaker to Omaha and Kan
Through Pullman and Tourist Sler-pcrt, Fret
Reclining Chair Can, Dining Cart,
H. II H. OLAMK,
OMVJJItW.MINK, .,
iCKI.UKliy ANDKIWON,
k,
Jlleceivcrs.
or rale and general Information pJ pa
oraddrou,
W, II. IIUIlliBORT, Ant, O. V. A
VA Waaklngtou lit.. tVirJd
tvmriMn, Oanx),
MONEY TO LOAN
On Itr nr ved lUal Estate, In amount and
UsnetociilU Nodelay luconld(clog loan.
FEAR & FORD,
Booru IX. Bush Bank block, B IMw
The Oregon Land Co.,
AtHalsm, U engaged In ae'llni fruit land
lu lh vlrlntlr uf -alexi.Or.tf.u. wb.ie
Electric Lights
On Meter Systenu
TO CONSUMERS :
Tbe Bslem Light and Power Company at
great expense Dave equipped their Klectn
Light plant wim the nioet modern apparatus
and me now able 10 oner th publlo a better
light than nny syilcm and at a rate lower
than any city on tho coast.
Arc nnd Incandescent Light;
log. Electric Motors it U
purposes wlicro poircr is re
quired.
IleeHvncea can be wired for as many lights
as desired and the consumers pay for only
such-llgbU as nro used. This btlug roglsteied
by an KleqUrto Meter. Offlce
179 Commercial St,
MEATS.
PT.tuDMaSi'ci&Mclw,
8-iys he hns not sold oat but
simply moved bis thop to the
old stand at Liberty street
brldgfl.
David McKlllop,
Steal Wood Saw
Leavo' orders at Salem Im
provement Co., 05 State street.
TheLondon
WmmEmW
sMueS1nstitute
MARKET STR33BT
San Francisco, Cah
IB A MEDICAL AND HUKQIOAL INSTI.
TI'TH, located pormnnently at 710 Market
rtre ,iian rroncisco, uai., lorins cure or u
1 li -a. anilcUnn and deformltle. A staff
01 phf ttclans sad surgeon, having diplomas
ai.u .nn endorstinent of the best college ot
America and fcurnpe, skilled epeclo 1st who
hnvo had long experience In treating Speol4
and chronlo dUeases, me In constant attend
anre. A pharmacy Is attached, and all pre
si rlptlon rilled Iree of charge,
$LOO Trial Kttle
95.90 Full CoHrae
Huflerersfrom Asthnm, Bheuraatum, Con-
sumption. Catarrh, Oysnepsla, IMIetloa,
ectoful. Epilepsy, Female weakaveM.uMMer.
Heart Dnute. Biouchlll. Kruntlo&a. Wklt
Itlioum, Baldness, Tapeworm, l)efueee, ar
fexiial ui.rate, l-ost Manhood, Malaria, Url.
nnry Trouble, Piles, Bitrel Troubles, holt
consult at once, low rhargd, Within tbe
roach ol all, combined with tbe best medkal
and surgical skill.
Young, Middlo Aged and Old Mea
Who may be suffering from YOUTHFUL
KOliMKM. or the excesses of maimed 111.
should consult at once, before it I too late;
these veteran practitioners who have no ro.M
In the United Males, a tbey can and IU r
store to you perfect health when all other
nave ntiiea,
Broken Down Constitute
are rejuvenated and manlr vigor restored by
their new and wonderful method of treat.
mem, tin injurious urug u.eu. worn ov
Nn Inluilous drur used. W
business men, call fof advK
are suffering from Nervous
men, call fof advice, especially II yo
are tuflerlng from Nervous Uebtlltr or (ailing
power, of any disease of the Eye, Kar.Throet,
Luojcs, Heart, Htointch, tiklo, Kidneys, ov
Bladder.
Blood Diseases
Oared In tbe shortest time by vege
table remedlts.
ADC ynlroaKhtoUbrri&vltotak
ntlC. YUU s you should beT Are y cm
free from e.ery tra-e of disease or lcknMf
Oo you look weilr lo you feel wel.T or I Iheee
some t'hrrmle Trouble; which, like a ranker
worm In the budding flowery U rapiaiyeV.
stroyln jour very vitals.
Who sufTer from Nervous Irostratlon, !
Kue, l)epondeneyt Ibdlgeetlon.OuuetlfM.
on, Lassitude, t'alus In the Buck or side,
d'snuse peculiar to their aes, consult the
physician w lib the utmost ooufldenoe.
$1.00 TRIAL BOTTLE
$5,00 FULL COURSE
TBE LONDON MEIHCAL id
SURGICAL INSTITUTE
719 Mark &tret
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115WK1AW '
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8HKT LINK UJJALirkWfU
OCEAN STEAMER $AIIWCS
h. a. wiu.Misrri! vAi.M(sr
ta ve Yalna, Not. !k, W, mU Ui.
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