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Ono of tho lest biown foulness men in CLIchto,
rc;rosonttlTO of tha great Bxadstrect Oo.
HEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS
PROSTRATION.
Dr. STtles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Gentlemen! I take pleasure in informlnffyon
of tho very beneficial results which have followed
the iiso of On. Miles RttTOMTive Nervine
in tho caw or myself and wife. -ayYl-V
BUblcct to a dlnresslna naln at thn h. nr ,i.
Bubjcct to a dhi
Lrcln and upper portion of the tpln&l cord. I
k m mm -. ion ucsn ana was greatly
''a " ' Vrair Ntnlnii o hlnkln
recommended to mo. irr mm hni hn J
Mas bicbly
imto that I hud no confidence In tho efflcacr of
any medicine. Yetot a last resort I consented to
gh 0 it a trial. Much to my Eurprlte, I experienced
marked benefit; my tleeplessncM disappeared;
my hcadacho was removed ; my spirits ana general
m'Hthousands
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What Is Elcctrlolt
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ProfcfBor Galilpn Ferraris, tho er
nial Italian scientist, whoso name i is
well known to all electricians, was
recently asked by a young lady what
electricity was; but, untiko mostoth
era when asked that question, ho
veumroa to answer it, and, accord
jng to Cosmos, wrote in French in
her autograph book the following of
which Tho Electrical World ventures
to give a translation, even though
the English language, hardly does jus
tice to the original in French: "Max
well has demonstrated that luminous
Vibrations can bo nothing pUn ,
periodic variations of fllitim.mnB.
netic forces. Hertz, in proving by
experiments that electro-magnetic
oscillations are propagated like light,
has given an experimental basis to
tno tneory of Maxwell.
"This gave birth to tho idea that
tho luminif erous ether and tho seat
of electric and magnetic forces are
one and tho same thing. This being
established, I can now, my dear
young lady, reply to tho question
that you put to me, What is elec
tricity? It is not only the formid
able agent which now and then shat
ters with tears the atmosphere, ter-
ruying you with the crash of its
thunder, but it is also the life erivine
agent which Bends from heaven to
earth, w,ith the light and the heat,
tho magic pf colors and tho breath
of life. It is that which makes your
heart beat to the palpitatipns of tho
outside world; it is that which has
the power to transmit to your soul
tho enchantment of a look and tho
grace of a smile."
A Cruel Joke.
A cruel joko was perpetrated on
tho engineer of tho Louisville and
Nashville passenger train. Several
miles from tho city the engineer was
horrified to seo what appeared to be
the form of a man asleep on tho
track a short distance ahead.
Ho frantically applied tho air
brakes and blew the whistle in short,
quick jerks, in tho hopes of awaken
ing the sleeping man. Immediately
heads began to pop out of tho car
windows, and as the supposed man
in front was seen upon the track they
were quickly jerked back to escape
seeing the sickening accident which
it appeared could not be averted. As
tho engine passed over the object tho
eninnoer and fireman closed their
eyes and fancied they could feel the
wheels pass over the body.
When tho train was finally stop
ped, passengers and trainmen hurried
back to the spot, where tho dark ob
ject could still be seen, but now cut
into several pieces. A search was
already started for a doctor, when it
was discovered that the mutilated
remains were those of a dummy with
a pumpkin for a head. Tho figure
had on a cpmplete suit of clothes,
and at a distance had a most natural
appearance. The men then returned,
much disgusted, but greatly relieved,
to tho train, which reached tho city
slightly behind time. Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Lanaoinc; a Locomotive.
A eood manv vears aco tho chief
f Indian tnbe in the west took
ol "" """" l ,i
umbrage at a locomotive that scared
BUU1U Ul mo uuipv" - -
pede. Deliberately maKing au nis
plans, bo waited the next appearance
of tho offending iron monster, sau
died his best horse, coiled up nis
strongest lariat and stationed himself
close by tho track and m a suitable
position for an .attack. When the
big iron bulk came up abreast of bim,
he threw his rope, settled the loop
accurately over the smokestack of
the engine and braced his horso and
himself for a pull. ,,.,,.
It was afterward remarked in that
tribe that they didn't exactly know
whether they got all the pieces of
horse and man or not, but at all
events they collected enough frag
ments over which to hold a grand
powwow. Nqne of tho members of
that tribe felt any ambition to re
new tho attack, and to this day the
fame of that Indian rests solely on
the fact that he was tho chief who
tried to lasw) a locomotivo.-New
York Ledger.
WUhed They Wer. All Blind.
nof nnrnR' friend. Dr. Black-
lock, the blind poet, was a licentiate
Of the Church or. bcouuuu -
j. M. wnHirnallv.
One Sunday ho was supplying a
i isv Pertain deaf old
SS i the pustoin in those
,"" t.'. animtted on the pulpit
K to bo as near the preacher as
' possible,
Like tne maB ui m-
tishpeoPle,tbeyabominated sermon-
that were reau. ,.
0neofthem,afl6O0na9d18
course was Begun, muu M-yr
l.nr in a
tone that was audible
o whole church. "Is he
through the whole cburcn. i
i-Mulin!" -.i
.-Tuts, woman I No. he canna rtau
-"BlmS.t'he.eh, That's raal fo,
t'nate fwish they were a' Wind I
-Youth's compFvu
Cuwlntr the Kj
The Eclectic Medical Journal gays
that in tho continued use of the ejea
insucb work asbewing, typewtt ng.
, reading and studying.
t wring point U looking up from
IngBTound 1 the room, j
mmim uajlaj,
i ,.. ' i sun 1 1
"u I H CAROLINA CHEROKEE3. I " H " ,
A Monntatn Hand, f laJIniMAVlio Still Vie
I!ow and Arrnns.
. w ? ho Vlost '"torpsHng places
n North Carolina and jet one of tho
least known, oven by tho people of
tho old North State, is th n,.
tion of what Is termed the "eastorn
band of tho Chorokee Nation. Tho
history of tho reservation is a strange
one. When the Indians in North
Carolina were removed by tho gov
ernment to tho Indian Territory, by
far tho greater part of tho Cherokees
left their old homo forever. But a
rtrong band retained land in threo of
me western counties in what was
then almost a wilderness. A great
tract of land was set apart as a reser
vation by tho state, and voluminous
laws governing these Cherokee lands
were enacted.
Originally tho tract of land hold
by the Cherokees-wasar larger than
at present. It now comprises 73,000
acres, and somo of it is the very best
land in western North Carolina. It
is mainly in Swain and Jackson coun
ties, right among the mountains, and
the entire country east of tho Missis
sippi does not contain a more pictur
esquely beautiful region or one bet
ter suited to Indian taste and re
quirements, with its cold, clear
streams full of fish, its mountains
well wooded and abounding in game
and its comparative rernote,ness from
the beaten track pf white pepplo.
Tho wolf is yet a rover in this sec
tion, and there is a county bounty
for his bcalp, not only in tho counties
above named, but in several others,
rite bear is more abundant than any
where else save in the great swamps
near the coast of tho state. Deer are
also abundant, and tho pheasant, or
partridge, is found, though long
since gono from other parts of the
state.
The eastern band of Cherokees are
an interesting raco of people. The
Western North Carolina railway
passes within 10 miles of their reser
vation, Bryson City being tho near
est railway station. Tho chief Cher
okee town is known in English as
Yellow Hill. It is a rambling place
through which rushes a bold moun
tain stream, tho Ocona Lufty. The
Indian houses aro all alike in design.
They are built of logs, well fitted,
with a porch on ono side. They are
built to stand tho cold, which is
great there sometimes. So high ia
the altitude and so encircled by
mountains is the reservation that
there is no hot weather.
Tho Indiana aro mainly engaged in
farming, but do not do an extensive
business in this direction, though
they raiso plenty of food. Tho pres
ent number of tho eastern band is
about 1,000, and it is certain that
they aio inui easing. The healthful
uess of that legion ia lemarkable,
and many of tho Cherokees reach a
great age. Tho oldest inhabitant is
"Big Witch," who asserts that his
ago is 115 years.
The Cherokees voto and aro on tho
samo footing as other citizens of tho
state. During tho lato war their
chief was a strong believer in the
Confederate stateq and a finobattul
ion or legion was laised. This was
commanded by Colonel Thomas, who
years later died in an insane asylum,
and it did effective service, being
known as the "Thomas legion."
Earnest efforts aro being madoto
educate these Indians. Those edu-
sated are very intelligent, 6peak Eng
lish well and aro fond of white peo
ple and do them favors. Many of
tho Cheiokees, however, do not speak
nnglishat all and aro as wild in ap
pearance as any Indians in tho far
west.
Hunting is, as of old, tho favorite
pursuit. The smaller, lands pf game
are not ignored. Tho riflo iifl the
usual weapon, but tho bow and ar
row and tho blowgun aro used.
Some aro very expert with these
primitive weapons. The blowguna
ire uino or ten feet long and art
mado of a kind of reed, with a bore
3r diameter of about half an inch.
Exchange.
A Flowery Oreen Eyd Sloniter.
Dawes was in tho summer bouqe
with Hawes. Thoir beloved wivea
were behind a bush and were horn
Bed to hear tho following convorsa-
UDawes-I think Mrs. Alpbeua
Hardy lovely. I'm quite gone onher.
Hawes-Are you? Well, Saras
n.Q.. iu mnra inv Style. "u
it our flower show last year.
and 1
fell in lovo with her at once,
So well
formed and showy anu
But the wives could contain them-
wives no longer, xney !
their respectivo husbands; they ,
abused them; they becamo hyter-
lCal, but it is dUUctut w y -u
pieuiuo . ---- ,- flowed
iro or moruncuuuji j,v-..
mu- lain the
neir nu , - um wftB the
nated
1UI1HTI ILL U40b J
,,orinlp6B chrysanthemum
' iu,nt rause of each one
Jeal-
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HABITUAL OOHSTIPATIOH
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appeal, jmiday.
A llorco Mres In tho White Home.
A horso has hi3 homo in tho WhiU
House. This is a literal fact whicL
visitors novor discover, and which
few Washington people know. Tht
horso which shares tho oxeoutivt
mansion with tho president isn't t.
thoroughbsvd. He has neither pedi
greo nor lecord. Ho is just a plain
everyday hoi-bo, with a white star in
his forehead u faithful companion
to Edgar R. B.oloy.
And who is Edgar It, Beckley t The
man who for 23 years has carried to
and fiom tho White House all of tin
interesting aud valuable mail re
ceived and sent, and who has novel
been found reiniss in his duty. Thore
aro men who seem bound to bo mon
uinonte of fidelity to routino trusts.
Beckley is one of them. Rain or
shino, in all seasons, ho makes tho
hourly trips between tho White
House and tho city postoffico. Ho is
tho White Houso mail carrier. And
tho horso that has his homo in tho
White Houso carries Beckley.
The part of tho mansion set apart
for tho horso is ono corner of the
conservatory. A thin partition is all
that separates the roomy stall from
tho orchids. There is just room
enough for tho stall and n temporary
supply of feed, and there tho horso
eats and sloops, under the same roof
with tho president of tho United
States. St Louis Globe-Democrat
A Thoughtful Emprex.
Ono evening Catherine H of Russia
had dined in one town and was to re
turn to her palaco in another somo
miles distant. These journeys wero
xnado with much coremonyond mag
aificenco. Tho great sleighs were
ready to start for homo. Catherine
sat alono in tho imperial sleigh.
Sho inquired if tho drivers and the
footmen had had dinner. Receiving
a negative rpply she at once loft her
sleigh. "They havo as much need
of dinner as we," sho said to her
party, and sho waited patiently until
the servants had dined. Yputh's
Companion.
A Natural MUtake.
A Chicago clergyman having per
formed tho marriage ceremony for a
coupjo undertook to write out tho
usual marriage certificate, but being
in doubt as to tho day of tho month
he asked:
"This is the ninth, is it not?"
"Why, parpn," said the blushinrjj
bride, "you, do all my marrying. an5
you ought to remember that this Ja;
only tho fif th."-Tpxaa Sittings.
A rpgistered letter that was roi
ceived at tho Portland (Me.) postoft
fico tho other day boro a stamp of
tho $1 denomination. It would havo
gono for tho usual 10 cents fee and
postage. Tho btnmp collecting fad
was suggested as an explanation, tho
fatamp that bad been upod being roi
garded by enthusiasts nu more valu
njilo than an uucuncolad ono
Suck mul IIunI.Iii.
The expression "fock mid buskin,"
which literally means comedy and
tragedy, found its origin m tho "soc
fus," the Latin name ol the low
ihoe wotn by tho ancient comic ac
tors, and tho buskin, u conti action of
tho French word "brossequin," rc
tnotcly dorived from tho Greek
"bursa," a bido or high soled shoo
worn by tho ancient tragedians to
increaso thoir height. Tho socoua
reached to tho ankle only, whereas
tho buskin extended to tho knee.
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Sick ITtdiche and r!Ur all the troubtea Inci
dent to a bilious UU of th lyctem, tuch at
Viitiatf. Num. Drowilntu, Dlitrtu after
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reinarluibl (ueccaa ha bn abovn In furlog
SICK
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are equw valuable in Conitlpatton. curing
and prerentlnc thi annoying complaint, while
ther alto oornet all dltordtn of tht ttotnach,
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Xvta U they ooly curtd
HEAD
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eh they would be Imot prieeleat to WOfo
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but fortunately their cedne: dow njjt end
v.u mA ilmu who onra try tbem will find
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theywIU not wlulD ( "iwout tbem.
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TOHN A. OAH-JN, Attorney atlaw.roorot
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II. r. IIONJIAM. W. II. HOLMfcH
DUNHAM 4 HOI.MKS, AlUirneyt at law,
15 Office In Hutu block, between BlaUand
i-ourt, on Oorninerclal ttreet.
TOHN
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t.,ollec.lonmadai.d proiiintit remitted
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WO.KNIOIITON-A chltect and auierln.
Undent. Office, nwmt a aud 3 llu.h
iireymao hwek. H;lim
K. fOeUB. HU-nographer and Tjpe-
wrllest liett iulpI typewriiing oi-
ob but one In
uregou. over wuu u,
halem, Oregon.
Dlt A. 1MVH. Lata l -t OradoaWpf New
York, give tpecUl atieuUuu to the dlt
eutetol women aud cnlldmu, poae, throat,
u .g, kldneyt. tkln aluu and turgery.
oraVat rldenee,lil HUte ttreet, Cowu'la.
tloirfornioJa.ui and 'i to i p in. 7-Km
liIlOWNK, M I) . Wiytician and hur.
ruin. Iimrt. Murppj utuiai iwmuu.,
15, t
oiniinrrUi ttreet.
tUlew.Oreton. Klnltbed dental opera,
M. .. hlllf-ril Ib.ntl4t. VI HLUUS airodt
ilom
7n of eitn deecrlKlloo. fatniea opera
tion a ipecUlty.
tir I). I'UOil, Arebliecl. pUnt. ipeoloea.
VV . ttont ana l""0'r "" T'
euLet ol bHlldlngt. Offlai J00 ComniercUl
ttreet, op Wr,
QONH OK VETKKANB.Hji
inpterutcapno.
M. ." rri... . m .!, -l ih 1. o. a.'t
A. io t wto
rll 'Vltltlng irotberi r. cordially Invited
"attend a -own, CapU
PltOTBOriON IAIPUK. nv - y. u. -
e in Ttbeir haJl In hum Iure-
iUrTrlON LOIK1B NO. 3 A.O, U,
EuildlDg, every
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A. w. uwnuiA rr
J, A. IKLVyOOD, lUcorder,
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FOR .MtrlJrfiMai&flL . ''
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duetto of too bur aou soiilp led to
-srooKtim "coniami ceiiotr tnineraia i
oerftli nor oils. It i
r IQIQISCO'
flllOV I
cooIUlv and refrMLUng Tonic Ity tumoUUp
hairt cures dandruff and prottthafrontaM
nltln
hefctthr, and tno from trrtut Inn f ructlont. tr
Goqjk It destroys jxirtu to in$4ct$.uhtc fttd et K
If your druRgUtctanotropptyyon lend dtrfct tons, and we rtU forward ,
uraweriSiJJUbrr&otut roriun sc
Soap. Kin. ,
ROOT HAIR GROWER
co.
Fifth Avenue, New Torbi N. Y.
J. E. MUBPUy.
- Brick and Tile-
NORTH BALtM.
Fresh-?
'News-Paoers-
Frujts-
ad Candles.
J..L.BENNETT4P.
Tak;eIt!
EVENING JOURNAL,
Only 3 cent a; day, dliTerd at
your door.
P. O. Bloolc,
HOWARD,
The House Mover.
451 Slqrioji Street.
llaa the beet facllltlet lor moving and rait
lntr boueet. Leave oideraat lrnvlllroi.. cr
aUdrcsn raem( Oregon.
From Terniu&i or lalcrisr l'oipts (Je
lilt the Una to take
To all Points,East nd, South.
It la the dining car rente; itrun through
veet!bul,o trajnn, every day in the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
;(No chanije pf cars.)
Oompoted ofdlnlngcara nnaurpatwd,
l'nllman drawlns room tleepert
Pi latent (Kiuippaent
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
lleet that can be eonilraoted and In which
aeoommodatlmu are both tree and fur
nished for holdora of Unit and teeondlaai
tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY gOAQHg8.
Avoontlnnora line oonneetlDs with all
lines. onordlnK .direct arid uninterrupted
aervlce.
J'ullmam tit era roofvatlont fan be -oured
In aavtriwi ttrctiuU any agent ol
the road.
Through tlcketa to and from all poinU
in Amorlca, Kugland and Kuropo can he
purnhniied at any ticket office o( thlt com
pany. Full Information concerning rate, time
of lralna,routc andnther detail, furnished
mi fipnllcntlon to any agent or
A. D, uiJAKLTON.
AMlttant Ueneral rnttenter A gout, Mo,
Ml Klmt tr4t, cor. Waahlnglon; 1'ort-
itpd.Ormenn
Biiaw & DowNiNd, ApentH.
!WrT0V
TO
SALT LAKE, DENVER,
OMAHA, KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
AMD ALT.
EASTERN CITIES
3
1 DAYS to
2 CHICAGO
IOUrS thaOu!ckostotOasChlcago and
lours Q"'0 0ma'ia an- an"
Through Pullman and Tourlit Sleeper, Free
Reclining Chair Cart, Dining Cara,
H. II II. UI.AHK, 111B8!i'
or rata and general InforuiAtlon call pn
oraddre,
W. H. HUHLIipnT. Al. O. V, A
M wataingion hi., vorjui
rviTiFD. Ua.io.
THE WILUMETTE,
BALEM, OJtBQON.
Itaiori. $3J0 (o $5.00 per Day
The beet hotel between I'ortland aad Ban
Kraneltoo. yirtt-elaat lo all Iu appoint wtnta,
lit UbJea are terved wiih Ou
Choicest Frit It
Orowo In the WUlamette VUy.
A. I, WAGNER,.Prop.
Northern PaciJic Railroad
i
Electric Lights
On Illeter System.
TO CONSUMERS :
Thebalftm Light and Power Company t
Eroal expento bavo equipped their hlectna
itgbt plant with the uiual niodtru apparatus
tuiuRte now able 10 ofler tho tublloa bctttr
light than any aytem and at a rata lower
than any city on the coatu
Arc and Incandescent Light;
Log. Electric Motors lor all
purposes nlicre power is ro
quired.
HeMenceacanbe wlrod for iu many llnhti
aa deatred ana the oonnimers pay for only
anon, lights aa aro ued. Thlt being registered
by an b-loolrlo Meter. Ofiloe
179 Commercial St. .
MEATS.
HUNT, tbo North Skn Eattker,
BO'S tie hna cot told out bt
imply moved bin hop to the
old atnnd at .Liberty ttreet
bridge.
ED, RAVEAUX,
NOKTH SALEM
Meat Market.
irreih moaU nnd lowest prices
The London
surS'lnstitute
719
Ivtarket street
San Francisco, Cal,
TR A ltlCDIfAL AND HURUlOAli INBTI.
TUTB, located permanently at 71 Ma-krt
Ftree,Han Krancltco, Cal., for tbe curs of all
(lo,i, aniictlontanddefurmlliea. A atotf
01 pnyjicuiu aaa tirgront. lisvup otpiom-a
nu the endoratment of the beet collt-get ot
America agdhuropo, tkllle4 tpeoln Isle who
have had jnnppxper.ence In trtatlng pcclal
Undolironlo
mice. A nlu
rpzper.ence in irtaimg rricciav
Ueaaet, are In oonKunv attend
ronio uiteaaet, are in ronMnnv attend
ApliHrmtry U nl'nclied, and all pre
mrlptlon fllled ireoot charge,
iKl.OO Trial Hottlu
$5.00 I'mM CoHrao
HnllererIrnm Attlnnn, Hh'Umu'ini, foa.
iiiiitlon. Kitnrrli. IiyrpcptW, Irnlfftlop,
Fcroiulu. Kpilepty, Keinuln rntiioaM'uurer,
Heait Ultninf, llioiicblllt, Vruptlnnf, Mlt
lllicuin. llaldnet,TupeHorut, i)o.fcie, eny
txiiii lildiin), iHt ftinrtliood, Miliaria. Uri
nryTroublwi, i')l. It wel Tionblrn. .luwld
commit ut once. Low ebart, within tbo
reach ol all, combined with 111 betl medical
and turglcal nklll.
Yflung, llidiilo Aged and Old Men
Who may be itiflertn. from YOUTHFUL
KUM.IKi. or the execute of manned life,
ttiould cotiiultalnnce, before It it too lab:
theiM) veteran pruclltlnnent wbo have no equal
In the United Htatea. at they cau nnd will rr
Wire to you perfect health when all other
have railed.
Broken Down Con.litulions
are rejuvenated and manly vigor rettored by
their new and wonderful nielhpdi or treat
ment. No luluilout drugi ued. Worn out
outlnea men, cnll tor advice, etpeeially if yea
are mfferlng from Nervout Lfebillty or faille
rower, or any dlieate or the Kye, ICar. Throat,
ung. Heart, Htomaeb, Hkln, Kldneyt, cr
madder.
Blood Diseases
Cared In the liortt time by vege
table remedltt.
ADIT Nni llfug healthy and-vlorou
ArtC. TUU aa you mould beT Ar yon
free if rom every traieur dlieate or tteknatfT
Do jou look well? Io you fi el wel T or la lhr ;
uimethmnlo '1 reuble: wb'cli. Ilka a raukr
worm In tha budding fliwer, it rapidly j
a.niiuv juur vvr tiw".
pT--ilfDfiiiN-r
Who auffer from Nervout Prottratlon. -! 1
letne, lieepoudeiiey, Indention, OiuUp f
Hon, lultuoe. I'atDt In the liaek or tldejuMl j
d'tuate prcullar to their tcx, rontult thj
pnyticiant un ins uimgi oJimuouce.
1,00 TRIAL B0HLE
$5.00 FULL COURSE
TOE LONDON MEDICAL and
5URGICAL INSTITUTE
719 Market Street
San Francisco, 01.
OLINGEJR & RIGDONd
Undertakers and Eihlien
Cabinet work and rfJrif.
Court fctreet, Oppotll. OfMnt Mimit
BAI.KM, PfUWOlf
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