THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1894.
The Weekly Chronicle.
ABOUT EMBLEMS.
Ta W-sWc
orru-iAL rAi'EB or a asco coi.vty.
luond at ta roasothee ulix liu-. Oweua
m aarwod-etasa matter
trBsCKIlTIOX EATE3
sv aiiL, nsTi5 rurtSD, I!C aBVSSd.
a year J! Si'
t'LX tiiozit - -
Tons month. . So
AdwTtiin( mu- reaaocafck. ud mad known
oa anpuoauoti.
Adiim all eosmiuntCTtfiou. to "THE f C.KOS-
ICLfc." Th Imlle. ow.
Tkt ia and Wttkl ChronicU may
W found om tal mi J. C. Xicktitr' Hurt.
Trifphime So. J.
,w -I Mu at Ttasss ikiwrf-
Ml In MjrvlCTT.
AY hat the learned lr. Aiken onee
ealled "A Viri le lmajre of an Invisible
ThiBp." in faot the emblem, hus so lit
tle record in modern time, that even
the encyclopedia ffive coneerniufr it t
only the dictionary definition, let
twoxrenturies a;o it formed the subject
lor the work of some of the bett
writers, painter and enjrravers of Eu
rope; while antiquity ha illustrated it
in a myriad of fornix the meaning of
which is in thousand of instance lott
to us in the mystery and darkness that
overshadows iae history of so much of
human life.
Any object which present at a
plance a meaning beyond its mere ap
pearance is an emblem. The torch for
Illumination, the scales for Justice, the
anchor for Ilone. the owl for Wisdom,
rvapauiv Foretelling the of tb rm- , the butterflv for the Soul, the sevthe
at Rttiiac of cms.. : ntl 1 flMr death. The first at-
Reports of a serious, revolt apuinst i tenipt at writing- was emblematical,
the present Chinese irovvrnment in i nd Chinese writing is to to this day.
Manchuria, and the issue oJ pnvlamt- j j, were the Ervptian hieroplyphics
and the same can be said of our own
Indian picture writinp.
All eoinafre. from the first Ilebrew
shekel to the last American dollar: all
the flaps of all nations: all state or na
tional seals, are emblematical of some-
FALL OF A DYNASTY.
tioos bv the rebels declariap that the
Manchu dynasty is near its end. have
created a jrreat deal of interest autonp :
the fore Urn colony in the treaty ports.
cays the Shanghai correspondent of the ;
New York rMiu. News that bears di- :
! thingr. The cross, the crown, the seep
! ter, the miter, every church steeple in
' every land, mosque, minaret and papo
i da. temple and shrine, idol and fetish,
i all are emblems.
Every letter in every lanpuape. every
' fifrure. the sipn of every trade and pro
. f ession, the ruses of England, the lilies
: of France. Ireland's shamrock and
inland's thistle, are all emblems.
And yet. stranpely enouph. it is only
, by persistent search that one can find
out even the least about the orurin of
be accepted as jrospel ) i-. th ii.inr f it.
varied forms, the hidden sense beinp
often lost ntterly while onljr the form
remains.
reetly upon the reported disaffection
in many provinces of China conies froui
Nankinp. It appears that all up
through the preat valley of the
Yacptse a fiaelv written prophecy of
the approsichinjr enti of Xlauihu rule is
beinp circulated. It is almost iuiv-s-ible
for a fureipner who has not i:vi-d
in China to understand the importance
that is piven by th? penlry to sny
thinp which is well written or care
fully printed. If such a document
does not stronplv violate the p relia
bilities it will
truth. !
This prophecy appears to be firmly
believed by all the Chinese who have
read it. It purports to have been writ
ten by Huan-rVh-fhan. who. in a vi
sion, describes the downfall of the pres
ent povernment. It shows considera
ble literary ability, bus anyone who is
skeptict.1 may readily see that the au
thor ha thrown in local detail to clinch
his rrrvV.oy.
Thi ;.. ica of the emperors of China
Is Terr well done, but
intnjduetion appears to have leen '
written merely to lull the suspicions of 1
the reader ted to induce him to accept i
the sensational statements abort the (
eominp ruin of the Manuhn dynasty. .
The pnphet declaivs that the prvut
provinces of Y'unan and Kueichou are
the first that will abandon the empire.
After this China will be divuied into ,
three kinpdoms. but this will inu tuke
place and permanent peace will not lie
secured until the woods are cleared
from l"urple mounuiin and the waters
of Lotus lake are dried up. The spc
cious nature of such a prophecy may
be seen when it js stated that about all
the forests has been cut off of lurple
mountain, while in dry years one iuay
walk over the bed of Lotus lake,
which is converted into solid pround.
Any season of droupht may. thervfore.
be taken by the conspirators with the
assurance that the two main i torus of
this prophecy will be found f uliilled.
In Hunan there is deep feelinp
apamst the present dynasty, because of
its favors shown to foreipners. Hunan
is the scat of a set rd fanatics who
would rt juice to see every European
thrown out of China. In this province
have oceurred the worst outrapes on
Christian missionaries, and anyone
journeyincr up the Yanptse rvtoins
vivid rvcsillfctious of the showers ef
atones and obsceuiry that dc-scendetl
pon his house )oct inm the nutrhixir
inp bsnks. Inters cr v."ith f. rv urn
ers steer cly t intcs-siiy tbw .- j.tikir
hatre-i ttf O.' U.ir ri-an ir.u . p . r?
who. t'.Kr friak. en M.co-.trac- -X ' y the
yonn.T -i;:ev-r-r aa.t Ui' i.dvi: The
worn f jit-r.- cf the situation i - that
the oectrt.1 povernn:nt uie not i.ure
to rebuke the insolence of the Uunan
people.
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Assignee's Notice.
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j ilnlv ruvel ti the uifWl.
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Ths Best Medicine.
.'. O. Wilsos, Contractor and
:':!! U-r. Suipliur Sirinp&, Texas,
I. mis sH-;iks of Ayer'a Fills:
" Aycr's Tills are the best medicine I
fur tried; aud, in my judgment, no
b. r:tr peneral rt-uinly rould be devised.
I have used tueui la my family and
rmtimmeuded them to my friends and
eiuployes for more than twenty years.
To uir certain knowledge, many rases
ol ll following complaints have been
coimilxtely and
Permanently Cured
by the use of Ayer's Pills alone: Third
iay hills, dumb apite. bilious fever,
i k beodacbe, rheumatism, flux. dy.
l-eioia. eunstipation, and ban) colds. I
know that a moderate uiw of Ayer's
Tills, continued for a few day or Weeks,
as the nature of the complaint required,
w u:;.l be found an absolute pure for tlw
diii ii rt I hare named above."
' T ! are been ".-iling uicdiriuc for
f" ; r -- its. and I can safely say that
- r !';: -rife better atmfaetion
t ti her I ever xi'il " J. J.
...... !t!vlvania C. n., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
? :.-,Ist I- .1 C Arer& Cow. Lowell. If sat.
Cvery Dose Effective
; : , , i apo a Chicapo saloonkeeper called for i " " "" "u""n" '
this historical wTTl- ,,- , I San Frannim Fvaniinor to frtmiuh it in
uic uflPDiftDcv xrum ine rM uxicapo
avenue station, sayinp there was a man j connection with The Cbboxiclk. Hav
lyinp on the sidewalk near Carpenter ! ing a clubbing rate with the Oregonian
and Front streets badly injured and i ,d X. Y. Tribune for our republican
unconscious. 1 lie nnlortunate was
bundled into the ambulance and '
landed in the examining room at the )
county hospital. Cm the wav to the 1
Wasco WareipsB Co.,
Receives Goods on Stor
age, and Forwards same to
their destination.
Receives Consignments
For Sale on Commission,
testes Reasonable
11AKK goods
"W. W. Oo.
TKt KALLKB. OR
N'S
FI SHOES RUBBERS.
JOHN C. HERTZ.
THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
AUGUST BUCHLER. PropV.
HIS LEG WAS BROKEN.
i
It
ana! Dtdat 1
Bart Bias Serksaatv.
Police officers detailed in charpe of '
postal wapons see more of the woes and j
ills of sufferinp humanity than most j
people. Late one night a short time 1
A. A. Brown,
KtKTa full aaaortaMul ol
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
and Provisions.
which be oSera at Low Futures
SPECIAL :-: PRICES
to Cash Buyers.
t
Hilllest Casi Prices for Ens and j
otter Proince. i
j This well-known Brewery it now taming out the beat Beer and hmm
east of the Cascades. The latest appliances for the manufacture of good ba&
ol Beer havw been introduced, and on 7 the flrsi-olass article will be paced
he mri
IIP YOXJ W-AJSTT
Goztrttmcnt, State, or Dalles Military Road Lands,
CALL OK
Thomas A. Hudson,
Successor to Taornburv BtMboa,
83 Washington St., THE DALLES, OR.
II von want Information cmKwrntm wvtb
mert land. or tlw lawn lelatlns Umm jrua esa
eiiuault hnr ln ol chanr. H baa niatle a apa
n:tT ) thl bunneaa, and haa praclienl taHurc
Uw I nitod HUM Land Ac lor v tea rws.
: hospital the sufferer became partially
', conscious and indicated that hi ripht
lep was the cause of preat diseomfurt.
He could not speak Lnplish. but the
officers understood that his ripht lep
t had been injured. In the examining
room he made an extremely wry face
when the physican approached, and it
was then discovered he had been drink
inp heavily. The physician felt the
man's ripht lep between the knee and
ankle without drawinp up the panta
loons or expobinjr the skin, and found
the bone broken badly four or five
: inches above the ankle, and the pa
. tient was then removed to the operating
: room. 11 ere a more complete examin
; ation was made, and it was learned
the man's ripht lep was broken in the
; most terrible manner. When the
paiient saw the condition if his lep he
actually shed tears. It was a wooden ;
lep. and he was drunk and bemuaninp
the expense to be incurred in the pur- 1
cbase cf another lep.
patrons, we have made this arrangement j
for the accommodation of the democratic j
members of The Chbo.mcle fami!v. I
Both papers, the Weekly Examiner and
Sehi-Weeklt CitBO.MtLE will be fur-!
nivhed fur one year for (2.25, cash in ad-1
vacce. i
I
Cord Wao. j
We spain have an abandant supply of
dry fir and hard wood for immediate
delivery at the lowest rates, and hope to
be favored with a liberal share of the
170 SECOND STREET.
tie la Aint tor th Eaatern
Onr.panv. and ran aril oa Grauiuj, lit l a.
Impnwcd Asnrultural Lana la anr quaaUty
(lnlrvd. and will aand a rampblr deaerlnlus
Uxcae land lo an rune anpljrlim to htm lor II
He la Arent tor sale of Into In TaovrarWi Asa
Tina lu Tba Italkw. Tnla AddlUnn a laid of nj
men Iota, snd dwusad l b tba nrtneinal i.
deuee part ol toe eitv. mlv ID ndnuu wait
from CuuniuHiaa; 10 aduales tnaa k. IL ImpoL
KatUara Lcald aw 6wiasial LaaMla.
TtB GDiumcia PaGKingGD..
j If ra aaal ts Borrww Moaav, mm Lass ar wbwrt Um, Sis
j Writs Firs, Lit, ajtd AaeMaat laawraaoa.
If rai eaaaot call, wrlta. mm4 jaar lattars will wrwaswtly i
data raa.
PACKERS OF
trade.
Jos. T. Peters A Co.
KaUew.
To Whom it Mav Concern:
Thi it to certify that the undersigned j
has sold out bis interest in the store .
Kwonr On Tai. He is now a member of j
Uic ii-ms Wing Hone; and Iock Kinp. j
c-eid Wins.
All pain buaihed by Dr. KU' Pain I'll la.
Notice.
HOME VIEWS OF EDISON.
BARGAINS IN INDIA.
Si m at Hat Jietehboni IMnl Believe That
De la Kweh a vVomter. After AIL
Prophets are not the only preat peo
ple without honor in their own coun
try. said a man who had spvnt soum
time at Menlo Park lookinp for Thoma?
A. Edison. I wanted to see the experi
mental apparatus on which the Ameri
can wizard in at work with a view to re
ducinp iron ore by electricity The
workmen told me I could fee it only
with the permission of Mr. Edison,
whom I could find somewhere about
the place. To my disappointment I
failed to find him. but I had an in
structive search. The people there
abouts do not think the inventor of the
kinetoscope is such a very preat man.
"'He only pot it (the ideal accidental
ly.'' said one woman.
On my way out I met a locomotive
enpineer who knew Edison, and he told
me with preat pleeof a really practical
accomplishment of the inventor's abil
itv to run a locomotive.
"Edison once mda in my cab." he
f said, "and he toid me how. when he
' was a train dispatcher, be once- furpot
t orders and allowed two trains on the
j same section of track. He corrected
; his mistake, but not so soon that the e
; cape from collision was due to him. and
he was disc-harped. While waitinp for
J Kotiee it berahr riven thai the nnderauriiMl 1
haa own dulv appoint! by the lltinorabl t
r.antr roart of ine Ptatr of Orveon. lor W an
eiwnt-. admiKuitTatnx of the ralate ol t'harlta 1
Hijehl. fltfoaml All raons having eiaiain .
iraiiii aid eatair ktt hereby noUhd u urvaeut ;
tn Him. duiy rmlwd. lo me at njy rviUenre j
In lwilta t iiT. w aie- eminty, (mrm, within ;
rix moutn Irom thr dt- f tni nitK. ?
thi 1Mb day vi toopr. !
, VH-iLHE 1 HAK.KT ;
AdilnKtratrix of th Ilttau- ol barwa E.I
Uiatht. docaard. (t a Sr ST I
Pork and Beef
j MAN-rFACTTEXBtfOr
iFine Lard and Sausages.
i
Curerscf BRAND
IB
Dried Beef, Etc.
i
PIONEER HERD
Blakeley & Houghton,
DRUGGISTS.
175 Second Street,
The Dalles, Oregon
A full line of all the Standard Patent Medicines,
Drugs, Chemicals, Etc.
.'.-ARTISTS MATERIALS.-.'. V
Country and Mail Order will receive prompt attention.
Administrator's Notice
i
CM bm sna
Jasnp la Their Frttaa
Indian travel Is full of surprise,
pleasant and otherwise. A pentleman.
wishinp to purchase some of the beau
tiful Cashmere shawls which are made
not far from Delhi, want to one of the
largest establishments in the city. The
merchant showed him a book in which ,
was written recommendations of his :
poods by Gen. Grant and his son, as ;
well as by many others. j
Amonp the recommendations was I
this one in German: '"I. have bought '
shawls of this man &nd think I pot ;
them cheap; but do not offer him a
third of what be asks."
The pentleman selected two very
beautiful shawls, and asked the price. ;
The merchant, after a little consult- I
tkm with his clerks amid:
a nave nor. sola a anawi to your , a train to the next town it was in the
- J"" - 1 '""K- i west an acciuent happened to an en-i
may have these beautiful shawls o-tneer who was to take an important
for fourteen hundred rupees." train np tbe road. Xoone ti replace him !
por said the pen- j wa at band, and Edison took his place !
' Notice ni hereby clvrn that by an order of the !
' ourt ni the stale of m-o fr tb t onmv of 1
w aao. duly md and ;rau?tvd on the !( rtat i4 I
Novvtnbrr. tfM, the onoVmcixll aa appointed
aonunistralnr ol tbe fatal til Julina t ubivicb . '
ditaw.d- All neraona bavins riainj. mint j
j tne tKUW rt aaid dmni arv bwby witihnl to ,
j tmaeut them, with tfie pnper voncberp then- I
; lor. w m at tbe other of liui.tmrUTi a Wimtn. j
Tn lall Oregon, wiThin su Booths i.otn the :
darr n'fof ,
I lJaiad Th bailta. Omron, ?'ov. 2. ll i
H S. Hr.VTIX.TtiN. i
i Administrator of the fcatale of Jniina ( ob
; irurb. bmaiat sovti-daf I
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FOR BAIjB.
NCiTICE FOK PIBLICATK.IX.
C. B.
I Thirlv.fiM l.aft f ... I MUJ wl 1.-
Laho (imn. The Iwltt. or.. ; r, s-. t.,i . ', . . . .
Notfee la brrvhr given tbal f..'lirmr i Free Trade bop of Ohio, told for $00,
naroi miy hmm rti.-- of hi. ins-nti. tbe highest priced bop ever told in tbe
tmaxrbnl proof in .iiPinn of hi. -iain,. and ., Jl n,-,L. K tL.-LTi.
thai said pr.if will be mad bMor th rrit 1 n'"d stat' "'"ted by too Tecnmteh
aid nmin of tlx- I s. land ..flw at The t Chip Jr 21?, Sold for t'AK).
iu, n.. on iembe: ai. va. j Owinp to tbe bard times, I will tell
Baiiu iMiara. (or ne next three months, hit pips for
H4r..So!ano,tot tl 8EVt,sl2.Tpi.EU'it20each1or35perpair. Will box and
H' unm the foiimrine iiin u. hl. ' deliver at nearest station free.
eoiitinnou. rvidn? uym and mltivation !. I
aid land. viz. frank .af?l. f II. Wasrftold,
timrier W. hi . The bslka. Omnia : li am ft too
New - Umatilla- House,
THE DALLES. OREGON.
SINNOTT& FISH, PROP'S.
Ticket and iSaggage Office of tbe U. P. E. R. Company, and office of tb Wsrtan
Uniou Telegraph Office are in the Hotel.
Fire-Proof Safe for the Safely of all Valuables.
LARGEST : AND : FINEST : HOTEL : IN : OREGON.
-
Yon
"Absurd: Let us
tie man. havinp in -mind the German's
advice, and he started for the door. ,
Don"t po," said the merchant;
"make me an offer."
"I wilfpive you four hundred rupees
for both shawls.
To his astonishment the merchant ,
replied: j
"Take them; I wIH send them to your
Isotei" (
At Jaipur tbe same traveler looped ;
in a hotel conducted by a native, but I
owned by the rajah. Ee found tbe j
followinp amusing notices ported
keli , Wspiiiins- it.
J Aft.
F. MOOKI", Kur.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI02T.
and ran tbe train.
added the enpineer.
Think of that!"
A BISHOP'S BAD NIGHT.
fnnl lata a vmn Bad" to Whiek Bit-
An eminent bishop who was quar
tered in the house of the wealthiest
resident in a certain viilape. while his
host's wife was away, occupied the
"spare bed." He is a thin man. and .
when his host inquired in tbe muruinp j
in i how he had slept and hoped he had ;
passed an apreeable mpbt, be an-
Lixd Omca. Tbe baJloi. M.,l
XatW la herahT siven that tna Miovinf.
namd mitrr baa Hied notw of hit intention to
ntaaa bnai prorrf in atipvrt of hia riaim. and
trial aaid proof ariU br bade before tb HnOxer
sod lumm at The iiaiics, Orvjruti, on lie
mt jt. inn, vl:
Aaa l. StogdlH,
lid r,. Ha. 2,j, lor the BWU. taS,TpllU
E. W J.
lie nairna th following wlltinmii lo prove bi.
eontianoua reaidDer upue shd euluiation of
said uuid. vii
' 6a. liavvard. E V. Pl-hr. Km! Hertz,
1. 1'. eoodcraas, all of Tjrb Vtiw. Or.
JAe. t. IbOOe.11. hrtrlttar.
Come and see them or write.
"o buainem done on Hundavi.
EDWARD JUDY.
Centervilie, Wash.
Do you want a
Fruit and Hop Farm?
i
j K. N. STAEHR,
of BAKE OVF..V. baa pit am splendid Farm,
j and food parinc Town Pmnerrf la the Wills ra-
ette Vsliny f.f sala very cheap snd ea taay term,
j Bom of the farm to escbantK for Eastern
( Omroa propertr- ri te lor list and terms.
various n laces:
If ruutors are not satisfied with the ; swered. with some vehemence: '"Xo.
food or eookinp they can deduct from '. I did not; I passed a very disagreeable
SOnCE FOR PUBLICATION-.
C. s.
the bill what they consider fair."
"Gaesta are requested not to strike
the servants."
"Guests wishing ice are requested to
pive a day's notice and name how much
they require." -
Laaa Omcs. Tbe Iai:. Or.,l
oetober c. I mi
XotKre h berDT riven that In folrv!na-
aamvd aettW baa fiied notie of hia tntntion
to siaae bnal pnif in support of hi eiaim. and
ii1r
si The
isbop departed, and when tbe u naae anal prr-f in support of hi ru
his host returned she taturally U:1 'd proof win b bmkW lfor in
, ... , ... . . 1 ami rviifar of the I . . Ind onV?e
I who had been in toe house in imllm, lMm-rl. VfM. rii.
By a
famiir.
competent firi, work in private
Apply at thia office.
lv. M;i- Pain PiUarurc nrsi(ia.
nitrht- indeed.
The bishop departed, and when tbe
wife of bis
inquired
ber absence.
1'u.hop P " said the huslasnd.
Ilih.m t VhM AA im ml ' IT. Tp
mm lo sieep. entituio rnudne apni and uiiirabon of
"lo the spare bed. of course - "d- rlt:
"In the spare bedr shrieked the bar- t m rTawiX.VsSS. K"""""' 0
rinea matron, "nut, l put au
Jwcmh A. W ag,
Hd E Ko .Vt. for the n' and S'.t eE.
p. 1 .. H it .. '. Jf.
the j
silver under the mattress before I went
away.
M'KlHE.
aar.aicr.
FOR SALEM TRADE
A FIXE JM POSTED
Frenci Perchercn StaHioii,
Weieht Is g nA flah 1. ponnda. and nr Foal
ixtlcT. tl lit aril fir ah or ofa with
approwd fttnimy. or will trade
lor honaa or eat!.
fuanufaciurers -
llarnessEo!
Huccessors to L. D. Frank, deceased.)
A General Line of
Horse Furnishing Goods.
EEPAJEIITa PBOMPTLT -n3 1TEATLY JX2&-
f -stole an. Eetail Dcalcn ii Earaess, Bricks, f kips, Horse Elantets, Etc.
Fall Assertmsiit of 1mm SatliUcn Plain or Stained
f ECOXD 8TEEET. .... THE DALLES. OB
THE DALLES LUMBERING CO.
INCOttPORATBD 1U6
No. 07 Washisoto Street. . . The Dalles.
Wholwiale and Retail Dealer and Manolactama of
Building Miitrial ud Diiitosio. fimber, Doors, Wiodowt, MukHags, Bod Fonislucgs, Vt
Special Attention given to the Manufacture of Fruit and Fl
Boxes and Packing Cases.
"Psvctory azxc Xamfcr "STaarcA sat Olct 3rt. TH
Addr
Kerr
Grass Valv, Or.
DRY Pine, Fir, Oak and Slab WOOD Delivered to
any part of the city.