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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-23
Other Tri.statc Games Played Yesterday

other Tri-Stntc flames flnyou 1cherdny'
At Observation-Disclosures broke lii
mas long run OF luck in one Of the
finest contests ever played on the
grounds there. The features Of the game
we're Riley's long fly catch, 0'Brien's
batting, Childs' great work at second
and the fine head work OF Sweeney and
Calhoun for the home team. Dunn was
knocked all over the diamond. The
work OF Fuller, Lima's short-stop, was
the finest ever seen there. The score:
Kalamazoo. 9 2 5-l$ i !
Sweeney and Calhoun; Dunn aud Dillon. I'm
pirc, Stellbcrger.
AtZanesville-Columbu won through
two outrageous decisions OF Umpire Sim
mons. He is reported to have been on
spree Thursday night, and while full,
it is said, wagered Columbus player s.
that they would win. He called two
long fouls fair balls, which gave the
game to Columbus. The game has been
protested by the local managers, as the
visitors were clearly outplayed Mt every
point. The score:
T. III. b.
GAINESVILLE. / ! 100 1Ol o. u 0
Columbus. 0 00 0 20 Id 4
Earned, GAINESVILLE, 4; Columbus, 4. Home
run-Munyun. Batterles-WRtson and johnson;
J. IIandi6oc and Smith. Umpire-Simmons.
At Sandusky-The game was stopped
at the end OF the seventh on account Of
rain. 1t would have doubtless been
great game, as all hands were getting
well into the contest and but few errors
had been made on either side. The
home team, however, had outplayed the
visitors that far. The score:
7. I'LL. T..
sandusky........... . / 4 . 90 0--lO Il ]
TolcdO."...."a....O 20 q o. 8
Batteries Easton and wcstake; Garfield and
Beck. Umpire. Harnum.
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INVALUABLE for CHILDREN.

Parents arc often worried about child show.
ping signs Of dropping, with loss Of appetite, and
PnO desire 10 Join in the sports Of It's plhymAteg
II is hardly serious enough TO require phyEl.
clan, but Il Is plain that the child needs some.
thing. BE prudent, Do not force into the Young
and undevolOped system strong and nhtiseOuS
drugs, but Il medicine that will aid, invIgofate
means. Such Is
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line OF lightweight Serges, Pin
Checks and Drap do EtcS, which we are
prepared TO make up In the best style at
reasonable prices.
BaIDrlggan Underwear ut 81 90 q
Shit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
nj SO cents and upwards, nj
G. HESS Il SONS,
1891 4 1898 Market Street,
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STANTON L DAVENPORT.
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DICKENS, Thackeray's, Scott's and
Eliot's Novels in our IS cent section; 10
cents by mail.
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DISCIPLES CHURCH Centre Wheel.
Et-S ing-Elder n. l.. Atwood, pastor Ser.
vices at 1880 a, IN. The children or the Sunday
School will observe ChIldren's Day In the even.
ing ut $50. Church will be decorated with
flowers
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June 22-wheat, western
dull and weak No. . winter red spot aud June
6}Ee; July 50 g and nominal; August s5llSsSGc;
luPtembef sG54nSGisc. Corn, western dull and
weak; mixed spotand June 5jc; July 6i1saJi54c;
August 5jaljiSC Oats quiet and steady; west
erD white iOailC; do mixed i3aiiC, Hay dull;
prime TO choice western Sl7 O0al1 20. Provisions
Moi nnl AlAnlN
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I have been terrible sufferer for years from
diseases Of the skin and blood, and have been
Obliged to shun public places by reason Of my
dIsiguring hum0rs. Have had the best Of ply.
Sicnus and spent hundreds Of dollars, but got
no relief until used the CutiGunI Remedies.
which have cured me, and left my skin us clear
and my blood Rs pure US Child's.
IDA MAY BASS,
Olive Brunch +, O., Miss,
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IMMENSE BARGAINS TO REDUCE
AT THE non TON

A splendid line of Lace Curtains al
wonderfully low prices and pair Of
Tine Curtain Poles thrown In with every
pair ut SO 90 aud over. Ladies' Vests
nearly given away at l5.cents and up.
wards. Ladies' and Cents Hose ) cents
md upwards. Lace Caps, the largest
and cheapest line in the city. 1000
Fine Square Palm Leaf Fans at cent.
Now Is the time TO inveStat
THE BON TON,
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Store,
No. l142 Main Street.
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] have taken several bottles of Cuticura Re.
solvent with all the results could wish for.
About this time last year, when commencing It's
use weighed ll5 pounds, aud to-day weigh
l79Pounds. GEO. CAMPBELL,
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Cuticura, the great skin cure and CutIcun
Soap. an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally
and CuIlUun RCsOlvcnt, the new Blood Purifier
internally, are positive cure for every form o
skin aud Blood Disease, from Pimples Il
ScrOlulH.
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to millions, pleasing their palotes and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
livers, Kidneys, stomachs and bowels to
a healthy activity. Such is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Sold by Logan
& Co., Anton P. Hess, r. i. Burt and
c. Menkemeller; at Bellaire by NJ. N.
Mercer.
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SSFIRsT ENG. EVAN. LUTHERAN
~ CHuECH-Rev. L. II. DorublaScr, pas.
tor Services ut 1880 IL. III. and 500 p. IN, A
special Sunday School service at p IN, a
lower day programme and floral display. Ad.
llrnggpg bV EnVpFnl gtrUnp0rN
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SSNORTH STREET NJ. +. CHURCH,
by Rev. NJ. i. Dryden, pastor. Services ut
lO:,D a. m, and 5;i5 .. III, In the evening Dr.
J. sumner Stone will lecture on "ChrIstlan Work
in India Sunday School at p. III. Young
peoples meeting Mt G:l5 D, M
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June 23.-For
Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and west
Virginia, light to fresh southerly winds,
cooler, local rains, followed by fair
weather.
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, &c.; Soap,
&c; ReSOlvcHt, 81. Prepared by the PoTTEB
DEUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
rB-sond for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages, 90 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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GRxrLEMEx'svery finest kangaroo and
calf shoes, at the very lowest prices
quality considered,
J. W. ASuCK & Co.,
ll43 Main street.
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-SSFIRsT BAPTIST CHuRCH-Corner
~ Twelfth aud byron Strccts-Rev 4. l..
Jordan, pastor. Services at 1880 a. III. In the
lecture room, aud preaching at 500 p. IN. Sun.
day School nt $50 p IN. Young peoples meet
Ing Monday Ut 500 y, N, Prayer meeting
WcdncsdnyRt 500 y. IN.
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sandusky..... 90 O-lO ii
lcdO...........a.... 0 0 0 D . l O-j 8 8
Batteries Easton and wcstake; Garfield and
Beck. Umpire. Harnum.
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~ Cor. twentieth and Market tit streets I Rev.
WIN. II. Cooke, DID, pastor. Preaching ut 1880
am uand $50 IN. Rev. ]. BellOVillS, DID,
pastor First Presbyterian Church, POttSvlllc,
Pa. VIII preach. snndny School ut B a. IN.
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SEE our gcntlemen's kangaroo Wau.
for summer wear.
]. w. AMICK & Co.,
ll43 Main street,
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In the intcrmission between the first
and second parts the announcements OF
rewards were made by Mr.. John I. Cowl.
As n matter Of course the principal inter
est conferred in the young ladies' compos-
ing the graduating class. They presented
o charming appearance in their hand
some commencement costumes OF costly
fabrics, and the pretty picture they
formed was more highly colored as they
made their bows to admiring friends and
then took their seats at the conclusion
OF their respective esSays,tO be barriCaded
behind lovely and elaborate floral
tributes. As the flowers and other and
more lasting and valuable testimonials
were handed to them their eyes, already
bright with pleasureable emotions,
frightened still more, and becoming
bushes chased each other over their fair
faces. The essays they delivered were
well worthy the hearty applause that
the audience bestowed. This audience,
as before noted, was large one, sur
prisingly so in view OF the extreme heat
that prevailed. As usual on these oc-
Casions it was largely composed OF ladies',
whose light costumes and waving fans
gave the auditorium the appearance OF
a vast flower garden stirred by breeze.
The musical portion OF the programme
was well rendered, and like the other
performances, reflected credit on the
careful instruction that had been given.
Reference has been made to the Yalua-
BILE presents received. These consisted
OF books, rings, and in the cases OF Misses
Criswell, Kyne and Mathew OF hand
some gold watches, from gratifed rela-
tiyes. These watches were presented by
Colonel Bob White, in touching man
ner. The Colonel also presented the
diplomas and gold and silver medals
awarded. The first honor was bestowed
on Miss Criswell, the second on Miss
kyne. In the junior class the honors
were bestowed on Miss Murphy and
Miss O'Hare respectively. The fall
term Of the institute will commence
September 8.
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Buy the Aberdeen Linen Stationery,
octave or commercial, ruled or plain, at
50 cents per box u quire and pack ut
STANTON & DAYENPoRT's.
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Millinery.
Gbe Snttlliee1tttr.
oGleei No.. 20 aud u Foarteenth street.


Wantcd-Two Young Ladies.
Dinner Scts-Ewlng Bros.
Fly SCrccns-Gco. W. JOhnBOn'S Sons.
Patent Improved Fly Fans-Eesbltt & BRO.
IIoge 4 iiro-Agents for divers Chilled
Flows and Points.
List Of Letters.
At Ills Post Day and Slght-Third page.
Religious NOtiees-FOUrth page.
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two hundred more OF those excellent
Gloria Umbrellas, 50 each, with your
name engraved at EMsHENtER's.
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Go TO John Friedel's for great bargains
offered in large variety ofgoods placed
on cheap counter this morning.
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ANOTHER large lot OF Wetzel, Boone,
Crockett, Carson, placed in our 90 cent
section. By mail Y cents.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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NoTE-The Cuticura Rcsolvent Is beyond nil
doubt the greatest blood purifier ever com.
pounded.
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Go TO John Friedel's iorgreat bargains
offered in large variety OF goods placed
on cheap counter this morning.
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Sore From Knee to Ankle.
Skin entirely gone. Flesh a mass Of
disease. Leg diminished one-thIrd
In size. Condition hopeless. Cured
NV tho CutIcurn RannadIas

awful sore leg from my knee down TO my ankle;
the skin was entirely gone, and the flesh was one
mass Of disease. Some physicians pronounced
IL inCurablc. II had diminished about One-thlrd
the size Of the other, and / was In Il hopeless
condition After trying all kinds Of remedies
aud spending hundreds Of dollars, from which
got no relief whatever, was persuaded TO try
Your CutiCuH Remedies, and the result was as
follows: After three days / noticed u decided
change for the better, and at the end Of two
months was completely cured. My flesh was
purified, aud the bone (which had been exposed
Tor over year got sound The flesh began 10
grow, and to-day, and for nearly two years past,
my leg Is as well us ever II was, sound In every
respect and not n sign Of the disease 10 be seen.
S. G. AHERS, Dubois, Dodge Co., Ga.
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Pit on trousers to ride a bicycle.
Wear a long scarf with a low vest.
10 for Sunday walk without gloves.
Wear a high silk hat with n sack coat.
Wear a sack coat TO an evening party
Put on knickerbockers to play tennis
Wear white stockings with low shoes
Imagine it costs a fortune to dress well;
Wear a stripe suit ii you are long and
Wear n Derby hat with Prince Al
bert coat.
Wear figured suit at an afternoon
wedding.
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GOBLIN and mahogany colored Jer-
seys ut EMsHEIMER's,
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SSFOURTH STREET NJ. z. CHURCH.
~ Rev. K. F. Randolph, DID,, pastor.
Quarterly meeting services. Communion ser.
vice nj 1880 u. m. conducted by the Presiding
Elder, Rev. $. Z. Jones. Preaching ut 1880 p. m.
by the Presiding Elder. Sunday School at D,
IN. Young peoples meeting Monday at $50 d, m,
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100 pairs Of ladies' house congress
CATERS received at 81 per pair.
]. w. AMIcK & Co.,
ll43 Main street,
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Summer Homes and Summer Music.

Refined temporary homes In pleasant PLACES
are III furnished, II without few wGllChOsen
music books.
Two books Of recent publication,
Classical Pianist,
and Plano Classics,
leach sl) contain together n hundred plano
pieces Of exceptional beauty.
SONG CLASSICS,
tSil contains fifty high grade songs, with English
and foreign words
GOOD OLD SONGS WE USED TO SING,
~ 25 contains songs that world iayorl,cs.
VOCAL BANJoIsT,
lsll good assortment OF songs with banjo accom-.
paniment
CHOICE VOCAL DUETS,
Isl 2j) fine and large collection.
ESiERsoN's MALE VOICE GEMS, and
EMERsoN's PART.soSGs AND GLEEs
FOR MIXED VOICES
leach 81 Just the books for n soclal sing.
COLLEGE SONGS and WAR SONGS, (ench 30
cents and JUBILEE and PLANTATION
SONGS, go cents are favorltes everywhere.
Any book mailed for retail price.
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ON and after to-day will close our
Store at Z y. m., Saturday excepted.
JACOB ". GR0BB,
JeWeler.


The Thermometer at schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered as follows:
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DoN2ET

Wear a colored tie with an evening
dress suit.
Wear a white lawn tie with any other
sort OF suit.
Wear n swallow-tail coat before six
o'clock in the evening.
Wear suit in a check pattern if you
are short aud stout.
Neglect to get flannel shirt or two
before you so on your vacation.
Wear fringe in the bottoms Of your
trousers; this style has gone out.
Forget that we can dress you betterand
cheaper than any other house in the city.
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TRIUMPHANT SONGS, Gospel Hymns
No. 5, Epworth Hymnal, Gospel Choir,
by the dozen or single copy, ut
STANTON & DAvGNPoRT's.
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Go TO John Friedel's iorgreat bargains
offered in a large variety Of goods placed
on cheap counter this morning.
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SALE OR RENT.
NOR SALE Low.
FOR SALE.

cheap,
Good Roomcd Brick House, corner Thirty
etgh!h aud Wood streets. VIII ply nS All ihYss''
mCnt.
splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. One
OIL the bcstinrms In Jefferson county.
Seven ROOmed House on North Front street
lot G0NiO
six Rooomed House on North York street,
Some Of the most desirable building Is0 u
the old Fair Grounds.
building Lot on North Front street,
seven Roomed House on SOut., sEoatWyi
natural gas, and everything in C9od rrpair; lot
-Four Eoomed Cottage iGt $500.
@. o. SMITH,
apl RgRl Estate Agent. lglO Main St
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d nnndlIng & co.-cIothIng.
D. oundIng Z co-cl0thlng: -
COOLEST CLOTHING
Weather

Coolest possible Clothing here hottest possible weather
WI, m'r v" our Hot Weather Clothing in detail You'll find here
S son everything that fashionable EeaB %s and e0o
5 Re? SUPERIOR Clothing Of this kind should be sold for but
t t' must necessarily be short month behind
band and so we prefer sell our stock at closest prices in
order to more rapidly close it out.
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---------'--'.----'------D
The Trwe GenfFe,,,a,,.

The following sketch il called s.The
Portrait of True Gentleman" 1t
was found in an old manor house in
Worcestershire, written and framed
and hung over the mantelpiece of a
tapestrled sitting-room:
''The true gentleman is Gods SER
want, the worlds master and his own
man; virtue is his business, study his
recreation, contentmept his rest and
happiness his reward; ;kGod is his Faith
er, Jesus Christ is his Savior, the saints
his brethren, and all that need him his
friends; devotion is his chaplain, chasti.
, ty his chamberlain, sobriety his butler,
temperance his cook, hospitality his
housekeeper, providence his steward,
charity his treasurer, piety his mistress
Of the house, and discretion his porter
to let i'll or out as most fit. Thus is
his whole family made up of virtues,
and he is the true master of the house
He is necessitated to take the world on
his way toheaven, but he walks through
1t as fast as he can, and all his business
by the way is to make himself and
Others happy. Take him in two
words-a man and Christian.
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STORIES.
4 rERRIrEE H1UYDER.

He made a patent medicine that even Mr..
Edison
With all his great inventive power couldn't
equal or excel,
This wonderful elixir of this marvellous medi-
cine mixer
Would take hopeless shattered wreck and
make him sound and we'll
Itwould fill with strength and gumption, a
man dying of consumption,
Change he hopeless paralytic TO his former
normal state,
A man dying with the scrofula land sure nc
death is awfuller)
1t would rejuvenate, repair and rehabilitate.
He said 'twould kill sciatica and no man
could speak emphaticer
or its merits as an Antidote against malarlal
chills.
Like penetrating physic ii would expurgaie
the phthisic.
And 1t was Panacea for every human i'll.
He said 'twould kill the cholera, if the pa
tient would but swallow
Tablespoonful of the stuff before he went TO
bed,
And he had firm conviction it would cure
all affection.
And, if properly administered, he thought
twould wake the dead.
But one day they found him lying, gasping on
his couch and dying,
And he whispered, tell the coroner never
more shall wake,
shall join the angels tuneful for took a
tablespoonful
OF my Patent Paaticurial Panacea by mis-.
takei'
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Yankee Blade


Persons visiting Washington have,
perhaps, regarded the Capitol as COM
plete, but it is, in fact, an unfinished
building, and the house has Just appro
priated 100000 for a grand portico
and staircase for the west front. How
ever false an economy may prevail! with
Senators and Representatives regarding
other public buildings, they all know
better than to put cheap work on the
Capitol. Originally the east front of
the building was meant as the real
front, but placing the Presidents house
back of the Capitol caused the City of
Washington to be built behind the
Capitol as it was So the west front
had to be made as grand and imposing
as the east. Two or three years ago
Congress appropriated over $500, 900
for the new marble terrace, which is
now complete 1t adds immeasurably
to the beauty of the building, as it APP
parently gi,es 1t an additional story,
thus doing away with the heavy effect
of the dome. The Capitol is a very
good standard for Judging of the great
e1tenS~of certain historic structures.
Two other creations in stone have al
most the identical proportions of the
capitol One is the great pyramid
the other IS st. Peters. There is moi
the difference of a dozen feet in tbs
length of.any of these.
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WIT AND HUMoR.

The latest style in bankruptcy is to
run your business on suicidal basis,
wreck yourself and everybody who
has anything to do with you; and
as you go down with your few poor
little assets under ii mountain OF LA
bilities, charge your failure to the In
ter-State Commerce law.
Jay Gould is like the American
tramp. He takes nearly every road
he comes across.
The efforts made by Boston girls tt
improve their intellect somehow seen
to wrap their shape.
An Irishman, who was very near.
sighted, about to fight duel, insisted
that he should stand six PAGES nearer
to his antagonist than the other did to
him, and they were both to FIRE at the
same time.
'P;, whore has little sister gone tol'
$40 Heaven, my son "And where
has brotherJack gone tol" "To Chi
cago" Glow far is Chicago from
Heav<n" There are no figures big
enough to express the distance.
Marriage. Marfiageis a feast where
the grace is sometimes better than The
dinner
Coquette. a coquette is rose
from which every lover pIucks leaf
the thorns are left for her husband
An Irlshman watching game Of
baseball was knocked down by foul
81 fowl was ut, begory thou ,ht il
w,s mule"
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

Substitution The REvlkF.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

\ recent writer, sptaking Of cl.,..
while Uniting their usefulness to
certain extent, says that the west.
of the club consists in the fact tbs,
many go TO get ideas and so fe~ ..
mrart them.
1t doesn't make any difIerenee bo.
pretty a girl may be if she iikrs xo,.
other young man better.
Butcher do not like to Ia. -.
custom. What can do TO maks NJ.
ter5 all right with youl Customa,
Buy me new set of teeth.
Wife (after the tbeater)-How lo,.
ly the moon is tonight, John! Hns
band (it was fve-act play)-Ye,b
m dear (hie,l both Of m bsantifnI
Subse, ibe for Tup Rrvz@5
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Hope For The
Afflicted.

S. S. Marsters NJ. y. of Roseburg-
Graduate of the PLY iO-Niedical
College of ohio: vi elMber of the
American .Ess0ciaCi ION of Pllysi-
clans and Surgeons, and Presi-
dent of the Oregon state y. m.
A-to meet the urgent necessities and
silent appeals Of large class OF suffer
ing humanity, has fitted up his Office
in the rear OF A. G. AIarster's drug
store, on jackson street, and announces
himself prepared to give
SPECIAL ATTENTION
to the Treatment of GurvatureS,
Displacements, POiyDuS and
sIEcePati0Rs of the Female Or
cans, and to the treatment of Piles.
Ristui0 and Eissures Of the Rec
-tnIn and All chronic diseases oYTne
srina-f,eess::i;et"l and Rectal fSsr-
g:iIsS of both sexes.
The Doctors treatment of the above
maliadies, Is not empirical or expert
mental, but Safe, Scientific and
Successful and in accord with the
--latest discoveries and Most
advanced knowledge Of Medi-
cal Science. fie cures Piles and
EistIlEO without the knife and with
out suffering to the patient
Possessing thorough medical edu-
cation armed with the experience and
observation Of thirty-fve years practice
he offers his medical skill and service
tc suffering humanity. For examina-
tion5 reasonable charges
CONSULTATIONS FREE.