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the vital Auid passing uAsbsRvsd tAse Is sfaN ssd
many other diseases leading to insanity sne eeatA
DR.. MINTIE will agree to forfeit F1ve EznareA
nellars for case ef ths kind the vfaai Uo9ewra-
advc (under his special advice and reseoerF wlr -
cure or for anything impure or lnlu is1s fv9nG =
n DIR. Mintie treats all private dlseases ruscsA1i
without mercury. Consultation free. n0earn -
animation and advice ineudfng analysis Il urfne. =.
Price Of Vital Restorative, s. bsttie feur Wm1
NE quantity So sent to sny address upon recePt 0
pztos @. o. D. obscure from observation Gnd n pr
nate desired. by DR. A n NINTH IL ksawnW
sired. san francisoe, Cal
Sample bottle free. Sent cn srprcAtisa By ettsr,
eating symptom, sex md ags. o@nuni@aEs
s@4CsIy confidential
DR., Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephrusicunn, curss
az kinds OF kidney and bladder complaints gonorrhsA,
Rleet, leouchorrhoa- For sale By all druggists, q
bottle or six bottles for S.
Dr.. Mintie Dandeon Pills are the best and eheap-
G6 Dyspepsia and Bilious cure IN the markeA For
s21e bY all druggists.
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&2anal Weakness, night losses by dreams, pm
- = ne faee and loss Of manhood can positively be
earod The sick and afflicted should nos fail 70 cal
Hsa him The Doctor has Travelled e1tenziTely III
EhroDs and inspected thoroughly the various noST-
MIs there obtaining great deal Of valuabie informs
- mich he iscompeteEt TO impart 20 those in need
a 3 services DR. GIBB0S viii make no eh-rz
unIsss he eject cure Persons IT distance AAE
- CURED AT HOME. All eoS-murleAslons
ekisssT confidential You see no enc bu5 the DoeteF
and IN dollars for package OF medicine feEsons
Urisag 70 the Doctor w please state the nars Of the
- fheT ses thu advertisement in Charges res
onahle Call or write Address DR. J. +. 0IBBoA,
B& 1851, San Francisco. ElSn4S
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Kendall's SPAWN ure

Is sure In It's effects mild In Its action Il dsss aot
blister, yet IL Ii penetrating and powerful 70 reasn
every deep seated pain remove any bsny Eewth OF
other enlargements such spavfns, splihta surbs,
salous, sprains sweiings and any lamsscss and en-
largements Of The jslnts or limbs or fer rhsumasSm
In maA and fer any purpose fer which liAlmsnt IL
used for man or beast. IL is now known 70 be TIE
beat linlment for man ever used, asting nila SAd
yet certain In It's effect.
Send address for illustrated Circular which we
think gives positive proof Of Its vrtues Ne remedy
has ever met with such unqualified success 10 Gun
knowledge, for beast we'll man,
Price 81 per BEETLE, or six bottles fer IS. All hug~
gsts have t get II for yeu 10 will be Ssnt 70
any address recelpt Of price BY the prsPietSrs.
DR.. B J. KENDALL and c., Bnssburgh FAILS, W
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LaRieham's GeIdem Baiaam No. I
Cures Chancrea, frEt and second stages: Bsfss %
the legs and body isyphiiitls oaarrh diseased scalp
and al primary fsrms Of the daeass. kaswn - syp
hniA fTiss. G per bettlA
LaHiehau's Gslden BaIaam 10.
Cures Tfttlary, Msrcurai, sypkitis RheamaNFm,
secondary stages. Pains in the Bonsa liberated
Threat bypkiiitie Esh, Lamps, etc. ard srAAsates
ali diseases from the syseen whsthsr eanasd bf bad
treatment OF abuse af nersuTy, leariag ths blood
pure and Seslthy. Price. - per bottle.
sent everywhere. o. o. D, securely p~eHed pr szi
pfsB.
O. r. RTeHLRDs q co., AErata. fn -
RaRssrae swsst csrnsv Gay, AsA Erndsso,
Caiifmn4a.
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COLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Administratrix Notice.

AUu11I11SbrdG NOb1C0.
Notice In hereby given that the under-
signed has been duly appeinted adEiHis-
tratrix OF the estate Of Henry O. Hennsss,
late of Linn county, Oregon, dsseessd.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required 10 present the
same with proper vouchers, within six
months of the date Of this notice, 10 the
undersigned at Hsnness, Linn scunty,
Oregon.
November 18th, 1888.
GRNnvIHvH HHNNHss,
SEHLBREDE q HAMMaR, Adnr.
Attys.
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WATERLOO SAW
MILL.
wArERLoo. OREGON.

Six miles above Lebanon,
the south side of the Santi-
am River, opposite Water
loo Soda Springs. Good
roads, no hills, accessible ut
all seasons.
P0stofiCe, Waterloo, Or.
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Terms 20 Mail Subscribers.

Terms 30 ssaiI Subscribers.
The several editioas of Tho Sun" are sent by mail,
postpaid as follows:
DAILY-so cents month, 20 year with Sun
day edition, e.
sUEDAY-Eight pages. This edition furnishes tho
tiona interest to everybody and literary views Of
new books Of the highest merit. 81 a year.
WEEKLY-41 year. Eight pages of the best
ment of unequailed value, special market reports
and literary, scientific aud domestic nsegenc ke
The Weekly Sun" the newspaper for the farmers
household. Te clubs Of ten with &l0 an extra copy
free. Address
L.W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
.gThe Sun, \. Y. City.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
B and order OF sale issued out Of tho
Shove named Court in tho above entitled
suit TO me directed and delivered, / will
on Saturday the 18th day Of January, 1891
a. tho Court House door in the city OF AL
Dany, Linn county, Oregon, At the hour OF
one e'clsck p. IN, soil At public auction
for cash in hand 70 tao higiiest bidder the
real property described in said execution
aud order OF sale rs foIsvs, to-wit ::
Homestead entry No4sj5 for,S " =, Of y
WIN = offs K =, and y = ogs " =
Of Sec.7, TIP. 10, ) X = east, win. meridian,
Linn county, oregsu, containing l6B.o5
acres, the proceeds OF sale - be applied
first 10 the payment Of the costs a.c dis
bursmests OF suit. Taxed at sJs.Z3 and
accruing eests. second 10 the payment TO
the said Plaintiff the sum Of SlioS- 30 and
interest thereon at the rate OF 10 psr cent
per annum from the Z3rd day Of October,
1883 and the further sum OF 500.
Dated this 3GLh day Of November, 1883.
GEO. HCHPifssY,
Sheriff OF Liun county, Or.
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PATENT rs

Obtained and all other business in the u S. Patent
Once sttendeded to for moderate fees
Our once Is opposite the U. s. Patent Office, and
we "a obtain Patents in less time than those remote
from Washington.
Sad medic or drawing. We advise as 10 patent
aMAty frse Of charge and wemake no charge unless
~ oBain patent
Ue refer here, to the Postmaster, the supt. of
Monsy Order Div. and TO officials Of the u s Patent
eEAoc For circular, advice, terms, and references
c. Az SNOW g. CO..
t:<s oppositsl Patent Once, Washington, c.
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The Great English Rene


ua never failing ears for
Nervsus Debility, Seminal
Exhausted VI
tality, 9psrmAtorrh0A,
'LoAT AANHo0D, In
|psteneJ, Paralysis. snd al
terrible effects ef SEX
Abass, youthful fsIhsA nA
|rxesssss In natursr yE-
'xach a. loss 81 MsTnsFy,
LA@ituds, Emission, Aver
en to Society. pimas@ sf
viaoA, Foisca In he Head,
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Farm to Rent.

A stock and wheat farm of 300 acres
lying in Polk and Benton counties four
miles west OF Souver. Splendid stock
ranch. 3g5 acres Of farm land,
For particulars inquire OF WeatheifoTd
and Blackburn, 2t Albany.
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price, or o ID. HespOnslbIe pefsons can pay when
cured Strictest secrecy maintained. Patients
cured at home. DR.. Liebig Dispensary has an ele-
CANT drug store in its building
Too frequent excavations Of the bladder and ropy
sediment in urine are symptoms Of secondary semf-
1al weakness and proatatorrhea. Complaints readily
yield to the DR.. Lebig treatment.
Ordinary Cases-Any recent case Of special or
private diseases cured for SO. Remedies SUFFICIENT
to will be promptly sent, with full directions
and advice, receipt Of $40, All packages are
securely covered from observation.
EnYig0rat0r Samples Free
To prove the wonderful power Of the Great German
Invigerator 81 bottle Of either number will be sent
free of charge. Persons ordering free bottle viii
Only have to pay expressage on delivery.
Most powerful electric belts free TO patients Con-
suItation examination and advice free and private
Call or write
DIR. LEEBEE & CO.. 100 CeaFy ST.,
Private Entrance. 405 Mason ST., q + Cal
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Dr.. SPINNEY,
NO. IL KEARNY ST.
Treats al ChroaIc and Special Diseases.

YOUNG MEN
UTW0 NAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w efcEs Of youthful foifes or huisTction, WIZ
- vnT 10 avail themselves Of this. thegreaeess boon
- laId Al the altar q suffering humanity DIX
pTNNEY win guarantee 70 forfeit Sooofor ever case
s.sinaIo wakness private disease OF any KIND of
saucasr which he undertakes and fzlg 70 cure
HTDDLE-AaED aEN.
srs are many at the Axs Of thirty nveto sixty who
troubled With toe frequent evacstssa OF the biaa-
slS1n accompanied by slight srnA<ttng or burning
nao and'A weakening Of the sysscn IN = manner
uakisnt cannot account fur. On exaz1iinIpS the
- deposits . ropy sediment VIII often ee tound
- nouatirnes small particles Of alounen VII appear
= - color win be Of thin uilcsh hue, again eRAtls.
- - = dark and torpid appearance. TheFe are many
- Who de OF tha difficulty ignorant Of the eaass'
80 4 Ne second stage Of seminal wcsknos Dk- D.
IN znara1Eee perfect cure IN al such eases ana
hasathy restoration Of the genito-urinATJ organs
Oxucz HocRs-lo to and 70 8 Sundays nom 10
hliAM Consultation free. thorough e&nAAANoa
nd advice, g. -, -
Por uivzts diseases Of short standing fun course
nedlclu sicient for cure, with AL instLnetiois
WiIlbe sat 70 any address ca rcceaps OF Slo "
DR. sPTSSET & Co.,
II No. II Ke%rny St. San Francisco, Cal
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GENTLEMEN F! |
THE TIME HAS COME WREN YOU
TWILL WANT YOUR FALL OUTFIT. |
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE TRAT | HAVE
A COMPLETE STOCK OF MEMS,
YOUTHS AND BOYS G0UDs JUST
RECEIVED THAT WERE BOUGHT on |
DER MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION |
AND WITH SPECIAL CARE AS TO
PRICE, sTYlEAaO QUALITY.
ALL GRADES OF SUITS FOR BUSI-
NESS AND DaESS CHEAP, MEDIUM
AND GOOD.
| THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF HATS
EVER OFFERED III THIS MARKET;
MANY SpEGlA.ITIES IN FURNISHING
GOODS, SUCH AS ALL WOOL URDE
WEAR, OVER SHIRTS, DUCK GOODS,
WHITE SHIRTS, NECK TIES, HAND
KERCHIEFS, GLOVES, ETC.
| AFIAE LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
DIRECT FROM THE EASTERN EACTO
RIES, AND OF TIE BEST QUALITIES.
IIT is WORTH YOUR WHILE TO LOOK
LAT THIS STOCK BEFORE BUYING.
GOODS SOLD AS LOW As is cen
SISTENT WITH CONDUCTING A
LEGITIMATE BUSINESS.
|. T. RLkIk.
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TRHE FARM OF ]. J. FINLAYSoN,
4 FIVE miles from Albany, beautifully
located, and one OF the most medel farns
in Linn county, with fertile land and q
fruit orchard noted for It's variety and ex-
cellence OF fruits and berries. Il contains
l6i acres and will be sold at a sacrifice.
The house is large ore and splsndIdly
made, and the whole Is one Of the bsst
bargains ever offered In the Valley.
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To the Unfortunate
DR.. GIBBONS
Dispensary.

600 KEARyY ST,
OZO corner Of CONNER
cial Street, San Francisco.
Established In 1854. Tor
The treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases. s1ch
as Gssnorrke8. 0ieef,
Structure, ,syphiiisin Al
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S.assed IN al % complications and from Nhs.eNet ~
eaase produced. IL enriches and purIhss tne otood
rrsSSssixe orran and physical and mental faculties
+ Seors sny Unnatural ds6iiitating drain epen9ihe
svaAen preventing involuntary Iesses' oeoHtS'.as ~
G~sra. seminal losses with the urine, etc. 50 de-
s1russ!se 70 mind and body, II Is sure eliminater
Z ali kitey and bladder complaints y eentaias ~, ho
iaiarious Ingredients. To those snhertns rom the
- sSSc.a 81 Youthful indiscretoas, speedy, thor
oagh and permanent cure Is GUARANTEED, trlSe s
e s. Per bottle or Ave bottles IN case with ia III
- 10 any address upon receipt OF price, or e o. D.
- b had only Of
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The Most sueeessfal Remedy ever discovered,
IL Ia certain In its effects and does rot biIstsx.
Hrsd ufraf hSiow
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rRIAL, BoTTLE FREE.

sufao;snt . show its merits, viii be sent TO any oe
appHfng by letter, stating HIS symptoms Saa Ass
Communicstiona strictly confidential,
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great strength.

IN great strength
eufug remedy and nerve
tonic Is the legitimate re-
suit Of oyer twenty years
Of practical experience, |,
aud cures with unfailing
|certAinty Nervous and
physical debility, semi
hal weakness, spermatcr-
|rhoeA, pro 5 taiorrhoea,
Emissions, 0 N po teney,
Exhausted vitality, pre-.
sture decline and loss oi
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nR. - p CD. sALFlELD,

aEe Kearney So, San FraaeIse"' N@I'
Consultations strictly confidential by ietter et - -
49, FRrF FOR the convenience Of patients and IN
erier 10 insure pc feet secrecy have addopted p'-
vnte aarcss under which all packages are forwarde
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In the Ch-esa Court efthe State q Oregon for
a.s County Of Ian:
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Vanderbilt as n .Je!,u.

Lander Richardson III Swilton's Paner
Vanderbilt is crazy on the subject of fast driv-
ing. have never seen such 4 man. The fact
that he was recently thrown out Of his buggy
and nearly killed does not seem to have pro-
duced the slightest effect upon him. was
driving mp the road the other day behind the
pair OF trOtters which belonged to another man
when we heard shout and the clatter of hoofs
behind us. Already our horses were going
about as fast as I ever knew them to, and
have ridden behind them in 2:31 by the watch
Its Vanderbilt" exclaimed the other man.
turning his head slightly and then LAYING the
braid across his trotters, sending them out for
all they were worth. ItOOk hold of the side of
the buggy and held on. The pace was pretty
hot. and had sort of vague feeling of uncer-
tainty as to how far we should be thrown if
either animal were to strike stone. Pretty
soon it occurred to me to look around at the
What an expression! The eyes We're fixed in
:heir sockets. looking straight at the TANKS of
the horses, the thick coarse lips were tightly
drawn. the deep lines on either side of the nose
we're sunken and powerfully marked. the
temples were intersected with swollen veins.
the brow was corrugated in an anxious trOwn.
and never in my life saw such another picture
OF low. brutal excitement. 1t was the tension
Of the engineer who crowds on the steam and
no longer cares whether the boiler bursts or
not. Vanderbilt would have driven past us that
day If he had smashed his horses, his buggy and
himself to smithereens in doing it. Fortu-
nately for him he was able to Out-trOt us with
out any such result. But one of these DAYS he
will take too big contract and go over a fence
on his head. Then what becomes OF our bill
IlOnaire?
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SCROFULOUS INHERITED. CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 scrofulous ulcers broke out my body until
my breast was one mass of corruption. Some of these
ulcers were not less than one and half inches in
diameter the edses rough ragged and seemingly dead
the cavity open to the bone and filled with offensive
matter. Everything known to the medical faculty
tried in vain Gradually the bone itself became diseased
and then the suffering began in earnest Bone ulcers
began to take the place Of those hitherto the surface
l became mere wreck For months at time could not
get my hands to my head because Of extreme
COULD NOT TURN IN BED.
Knew not what it to be hour free from pain
Had reason to look upon life itself curse In the
summer of $780, after ten yea of this wetched exist
ence began to use the CUTICURA REMEDIES and after
two years persistent Of them the last ulcer has
healed The dread disease has succumbcd All over the
breast, where was once mass of corruption, is
healthy skin My weight has increased from one hun
dred and twentytlree to hundred and fifty six
pounds and the good work is still going on feel my
self new man. and all through the Cutcura Remedies
JAMES F. RICHARDSON.
Custom House New Orleans
Sworn to before United States Commissioner
j. ID. CRAWFORD
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No Spots There.

From the Detroit Free Press
1T began to rain again soon after dinner yes
terday. and Disguised citizen who came down
on WoOufOru avenue car beside an old man re-
marked:
IL presume this is owing to those spots on
the sun;
Hey called the other, as he put his hand to
his car.
''Spots on the SUM-" yelled the other
"IIey: Spots? where are the spots?"
"On the sum-
"Hcy:"
Son the SUM-
The Old man rose up crossed the car and
looked out OF the window and squinted around
for minute. and then returned and said:
Cant see the sun tai. How did the spots
come therc:"
II don't know"
"Iiey:'
II don't know"
"Ilave you seen emp
"You have eh?"
81 said no.
''Oh, you haven't? What was your object in
telling me there were spots on the sun: | am
not so old that permit any one to make a fool
of me.''
The other now looked out ofthe window and
assumed careless air, but the old man was
right after him with:
"lou come into a car when am mnding nv
own business and begin to talk about spots on
the sun. Who are you. sir? Did you want to
get me up to pick my pocket"
They say the rainy weather comes from the
spots Oh the sun" explained the other
who says SO? Name the man! I'm around
all the time. and haven't heard of any spots
on the sun! II you think you can work any
game on me- you are badly sold!''
The citizen got up to change his seat, but the
old gent pulled him down and said:
You wanted to work some sort of a game on
me. and know it. III ever catch YOU within
rod of me again I'll tie you up in knot in two
minutes! Ill put spots on you till you can't
sleep!"
The citizen made break and got out, and
though he had no umbrella he dropped off In
the midst of the rain with the look of man
glad to make the exchange. He had just reached
the curb when the old man came to the plat
form and called out:
Took ME for a greenhorn did you! wish
I'd walked you right to the police station. All!
you miserable swinder! Spots on the sun!
Maybe you made something out Of sweet oiling
around mel"
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Price OF CUTICCRA. small boxes Soc large boxes 81
CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICUEA SOAP
2oc. CUIICURA SHAVING SOAP, 15c. Sold 10y all drug
glsts
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
eS Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" n26
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SPECIAL SALE OF Pianos AND ORe,ss

AALET DAVIS Il CO.'S PIANOS-HALLET
DAVIS Y Co S Celebrated Upright Piano
IN SActiieiies Of construction. Elasticity oiTTT
touch, ucauty OF tone. endurance usage - -
these piaEcs Are without rival. Sec thel.l
IL. L. SUMNER. Agent,
seiZi I'll 9Th street northwest
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Kisses at Two Bits a Dozen.
NJ the San Francisco Examiner

.
The appeal tells us of Maryvie girl who is
deriving quite lucrative revenue from the sale
OF kisses at two bits a dozens: 1T is reported
says the Appeal THAT last week she sold forty
seven Dozen aid that her receipts were S11.25.
At regular rates sh" shoTld have had S11 rs.
but she sold one job 10! of twelve dozen for
$3.50, which accounts f0r the discrepancy"
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HOSIERY.
DICTATED socks. with the toes separated like
the fingers of gloves. are the novelties in fine
English nierno hosiery. and are worn by men
with tender iret and those who are sensitive to
cold For ordinary wear are Balbrggan socks
IN pam dark colOrs or in stripes of two colors.
Merno ami camelS-hair socks are of single
color. most often brown. gray or tan color and
there are suft and line socks OF caInels-hair and
SIN woven together. with the heels and toes of
hnc heavy silk. Black socks are more used than
those OF any one colCr; for evening dress espe-
ciaiiy when low pumps are worn, the socks are
Of black SILK. quite plain or with very slight
embroidery in dots OF blue. red, or gold.
HANDEERCHIEFs.
Sheer and fine French linen handilerchiefs for
dress occasions have an inch wide hem that is
hem-stitciled. and may have the monogram or
the initial of the wearcr embroidered in fine
white needle-wOrk. For general use the largest
haEdkerchicfs now have narrow hens that are
only a fourth 0f an inch wide and these hens
may be of solid color or pure white OF else
with stripes of color, Or a diamond pattern in
fed blue, brown. ar maroon. For mulers to
wear around the neck inside The oyercoat are
squares of cream white India pongee or thinner
inuia silk with wide hem that is hem-stitcled
or else the muller has wide stripes of satin in
dark colors. such rs red with blue or ecru with
eoiucii Drown or maroon; there are also stripes
OF laler tlnts to be worn with evening dress
suits next the oyercoat
SHOES.
Walking shoes are double-soled buttoned
eaiters Of cGltsain, made with low, broad Eng
hsh heels There IS a tendency to broaden the
tees OF all shoes that have been worn nearly
pointed on account OF the closely fitted trou-
serS, but sensible men have never followed
either OF these fashions in the extreme. Dress
shec5 Tor the house and ior carriage wear are
made OF patent leather with kid or cloth tons.
these are buttoncd CATERS with light soies and
low Lcsl:. Patent-leatEer pumps and alligator
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TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

of Scrofulous. Inherited and Contagious Humors and
thus remove the most prolific of human suffering
to Clear the Skin of Disfguring Botches Itching Tor
lures, Illuminating ErErtions and Loathsonle Sores
caused by Impure or Poisoned Blood. to Purify and
Beaty the Skin and Restore the Hair that trace
of disease remain, CUT1cURA REsoLvENr the new
Blood Purifier, D.uretic and Arerient aid CUTIcURA
and CUTICURA Soap, the great Skin Cures and Beauti-
fers. are lnfalibe. They the only remedies that
succeed when physicians and all other means fail
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Hygiene Of Mountain Climbing.

From the Scientific Press.
Dr. Bremen advocates exercise in the high,
fine air of the mountains as the best protection
against the diseases contracted in city life. The
characteristics of the mountain climate are the
low temperature and air pressure the low rela-
tive humidity; the high per cent, Of ozone; the
strong light and insulation; the freedom from
dust and bacteria All these act well on the
bodily health. The lungs work with greater
strength, the heart beats faster, fhe blood cir
culates more quicker, appetite is increased,
perspiration becomes freer, the muscles become
more energetic, and the whole body gains in
strength and endurance.