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193488 KONDAT, JANUARY I, tp THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA, OREGON. 01 HIE FIGIlTr IS ON In Enjlwd Over Fbal Reform end Homt Rule. CHAMBERLAIN 15 ATTACKED Any Other LefleUUv Body Should be la eVibeitiaatioa to the Imperial ParlUawat. ..leaden, Dee. ji. Wr llmry Camp fcWI itaonerman, the premlr, and Arthur J, Halfour, the former prvnilrr, rp tlve trader of the two BTrtt partire sow drewa up la heltl array in the I'ailH Kingdom ddrMd lerire aud lanera lt night. The premier upoka at Ifcimfrrllae, feotlead, making fcVal rWiwm hl hat tie ery. la answering a quetle ba Midi "I am ot la favor of aranting rlthrr a wparata or ludrprndrnt parliammt (or Ireland. Any IryWIatlve body that 1 am voted for h to ba In eutmrdl. I aatioa 10 ina imperial paniammi." I Mr, Balfour, talking to a aympathU mi h.Lmia fet OiiMia'a Halt. Iiiulikn alkali V you hat a Aarel rafurm or home I nil, (or thU it tha trua Uu of th ) lliary CampUelHIannrrman aald that tha Uberale would fight protection and tWal reform during tha rarapaljrn a thry did whlla In oppo.ll Ion, whila lh former preiuirr aaid that finrad re form would ba tha Bret great qneatlon with which the 1'uloiil.l jtarty would liae to deal whenever It waa returned to wwer, berauna it Wat the question In hlrh the welfare of the country we bound up. .Mr. Balfour plainly in.li.vlrd that the whola attack' of ha VukinMa through out tha preeent rantpaijrn would ba cen tered oa tha aMiinied Intention of tha IJtwrml party to glva Ireland control of ita own affair through an executive reponlble directly to an lrih alertlre body. Thi, Mr. llalfour believed, would In evitably bad to aeparition. which ha admitted would he preferable to tha nl in ued parliamentary turmoil eon aeuent on half way meaaiirei, llir Henry Caniphrll lUnnerman de voted almoat hi entira e-h to an nttat k on the flral proposition of 'tha t'aiuniiiU and aid It waa the duty of the Liberal to bury any party npHirt ng JoaephChamberlain. Hir Kdward firry, the foreign ao-re tary, epeaking to bla enntitu'iita at llcllurd. N'orthuiulicrtaml. todav ald that tha carrying out of II r, (lianilur la in' policy would mean the ruin of the national piiwperity. He aured hi audicaca that tha Liberal had no In trillion ef granting home rule, but that they hoped to do taixh fur Ireland. BEST COVERRMENT. Hew York'a Raw Pollca CommUaioaar Caret Hot For Politics. New York, IVe. 31(-neral Theodore A. ftingham, tr, H, A., rrtlred. who on January lt will become polica coin nilinner of New York City declared la-t night that he had no politlca and only MHight to aid Mayor McClelland In giving thi city tha beat municipal government In the world. ... "I do not nerwmallv know any nian (ho fimiiva in local politlra In thl city tcn't tha mayor)" hey said, "but I ve watcheil and atudied the edmlnia iiatim of New lork City a police ever ihce I'raaident Hoowvrlt waa a police iitim1-iorr. "In taking thi place 1 am fully cog tiiant of all It diroVultina, but I want ed to get back into liarni agnin, now that I htva recovered from the accident to my leg which caueed ma to Wave tha army. "I have accepted tha mayor' offer ln-catiM I believe that hi meat municipal government I the axla upon which the welfare of the whole country revolvea. I know (Jeorjre M. McCtellan alma to glva New York tha beat municipal gov eromrnt In the world and I want to help him aa an American citizen and hla friend. ' "I have no politlca and no military hobby to ride, Mll'tary rule Involve much common ene in the matter of dUeiplin. In that It la Jitat aa valu a hla and Juat aa deairabla In the police department aa In tha direction of em ploye by any great rallrad. "My atudy of polica httory here ha shown that ita chief laiors under one aerioua difficulty in -nft having the power of removal with fleas restriction and mora independenenf of tha court than I at preaent tha "My aim ahall be t oiit-iil. of the departn eland it, and in whom t rut. "I have no axe to grind, no frienda to rewiird, no rival to plaoata, no ana- mitt In punlk la thia great ally. I fel only that I owa It a aolema duly, which 1 ahall devota all my energlca to perform." . Dangeri of Cold aad How to Avoid Than. . Mra fa tatltle bare their ofclgln la or rmult from a old than from any other eauo. Thia fast alone abould mako paopU mora aartful aa there la ao danger whatever from a cold when it la properly treated la tha beginning. For many yea re Chaatberlaia'e Cough llimedy baa been reeognlaed aa tha moat prompt and effectual atedicino la ua fur thia dbeaao. It acta on nature' plan, luoaena tha cough, relievaa the lung, open tha aaeretioaa and aid nature in restoring tha ayatent to a healthy condition. Hold by Frank Hart, and leading druggUta. UH What Aake4 re. Amoug tba beat of too atortoa told by Buaatd. on of ttio Icotamaa a format adltora, waa aa Inatanc of tba ionata cloreraeoa of tba nawipaper boy. Ba ael ha4 entered a train at Prloca'a atreet atatlon, KtUnlMirgh, ooa frlda. when a aronrt llttla newaboy Immadt itely ralkMt out to him, "Heotaman. alrr. "How muctr aakl Kuaael Jok lagly. -A penny, air," replied Uio boy Hm." aahl tba editor. "I dun't want today'a fVotamao. but If you could girt ma totnocruw'a I would glva you a ao aralgB for It" "Hera you are, alrr do llgbtedly about ed Uia yotmgater and handed blm tb Weekly Bcotamaa wtilco bora tba daU of tba following day. Boaaal paid tba aoverelgn.-Lon doa Cbronlcla. A Jamalcaa Lady Spaaka Highly of ChambarUia'a Coagh Remedy. Mra. Mb hael Hart, wifa of tba auper- intendent of Cart Service at KlngoUm, lamakw, Yet Indiea lelanda, aaya that ha ha for aome year ued Chamber' laln'a Cough Remedy for cough, croup and whooping cough and baa found it vry brnellcial. Khe baa implicit con Ailenca in It and would not bo without a bolt la of it In her borne. Sold by Frank Hart, and leading druggirt. IF YOU- le. dud men in or Int who under- can place full Find fault with otbara, It will make them faultier. Worry about your work. It will make you leaa capable. Anticipate evlla, you will bo aura to bring them upon you. Iiuagtuo yon are dlallked, It will make you lew likable. Talk aboat your III health, It will mako you lea healthy. Bit bemoaning tba peat, you will nev or get on lu the futuro. Talk min b of what you are going to do, you w III never do IL CompUIn of lack of opportune le. you'll mla w hat you bar. Wall bitterly that It la ao unjuet world ami life uot worth living, you'll And It rorua true for aura, lu your own caae at leaat.-rhlladelidila Bulletin. Cured Lnmbago. A. n. Canman, Chicago, write March 4. IttUS. -Having been troubled with l.uniliago, at different time and triad one phyk-ian after another then differ' ent ointmente and liuimenta, gave it up altogether. So I tried once more, and got a bottle of Dallard'a Snow Linl ment, which gave me almoat lntant relief. I ran cheerfully reronamend it. and will add my name to your lit of uffcrrra Sold by Hart'a drug More, . Mln" Tin. Every one know a that nervea are del icate tli I n eaally dlaturbed and dim cult to kc- lu onler. Mr. I'nderfoot, loyal buabiintl tbnt he waa. bad Nrneil Hi la Ivaaon. Vcm, tho doctor anld Jctiuy ought to have a chung of air, and aiie'a gone to a kind of a rent euro place for awhile," aald Mr. I'mlcifoot to one of bla old friend. bilo hla gan waa carefully fixed ou t'i dlHtant inml'iriipe. "Tired cut?" Iniulred the friend. No." mild Mr. Cuderfoot alowly, "alio w-UHU't tired out, for aha hadn't dona Hiiythlng to tiro her. Hut alio waa alwaya kind of high atrung, and to ward tha letnt of It ahe gut real norvou. Oue day I Juat' happened to Inqulra what time dinner w aa to be, for It bad varied about two hour one way or an other, and ahe waa making molaaaoa gingerbread, and my aaklng that qua tloa upet her nervea ao that aba poor od the tintter right over ma before I jonld move off. so nit day aba weal to tba root eure." Tha Grip. 'He fore wa ran eympathiie with oth- era, wa mut have auffered ouraelvea." No one can realite tha auffering attend ant upon an a tack of tlie grip, unleaa he ha had the actual experience. There I probably no dUraae that cauaea ao much phykical and mental agony, or which ao aucceaafully deflea medical aid. All danger from tha grip, however, may b avoided by tha prompt ue of C'hamlierlaln'a Cough Remedy. Among the tena of thoutanda who have uaed thl remedy, not on c haa ever been reported that haa remitted In pneumonia or that haa not recovered. For aale by Frank Hart, and leading druggiet. GODDESS OF DEATH Woman Who Wu Too Bcautifu for This World. - ALL DID HOMAGE TO BEAUTY the. Had Florence la Mourning Far the Tlctlau of Her Levtlineee aad HaaxtloaaaaaaHef Fewer 0m Koa aU Her Awful Fata. Wbfle peraooal beaoV hi natnrmlly tba moat coveted poaeoaaloo of worn a. It hi a gift which may ba almoat aa full af danger to hereelf aa to tboae who (all rictlmatoK. From the daya af Dele af Troy atod af Cleopatra to our aw time) It haa brongbi perhapa more die aater to the world than delight, or, at leaat, happlneaa; but to oee, at leaat, tt brought a Ufa of aucb tragedy and auf faring aa baa rarely fallen to the lot of any womaa. It waa at Florence that Boeaura Uontalbonl, perhapa the moat beautiful womaa tha world baa ever aeon, lived la the daya of the Madid. No man baa ever ventured with pea or bruab to portray her beauty, and It la only from Ita effecta that one caa Judge of Ita aurpaaalng brilliance. From early girlhood tbia beauty gave bar a power and aa empire over bearta aucb aa no queen of Europe could wield. Men flocked from all parte of Europe coutent to catch a gllmpee of her during her rare we Ike abroad. If aba appeared In the atrecta of Florence It waa a algnal for bundrede of wor ablpere to Cork around her for the mere delight of gating oa ber or by aome happy chance touching the bem of ber gown. When abe went to church tboueanda flocked to aee ber. and It waa la Tab) that the prleata tried to conduct the ecrvlcee. The door of her re Id en ce waa bealeged night and day with lov era of every claaa, from princea of the greateet reigning famlllea of Europe to peaaanta and flahermen. Every day brought ber rich atorea of preeenta, aome of which might well bare bought a klng'a raueom, while otbera were the tribute of lowly admlrera, who offered them aa humbly and reverently aa If they were laying them on aa altar. None would receive payment frota ber. from the wealthy merchant who laid at ber feet their treaaurea of rich dreeeee and Jewel to the bumbleat tradeaman or domeatlc who ministered to ber, and, crowning triumph of all. women were aa eager aa men to ren der homage to ber beauty and vied with each other In their offering and tbetr worahlp. It waa Inevitable that many abould en Brer for beauty aucb aa thl. and ea pedally as Roaaura was aa beartleea as abe waa fair. Scarcely a day paw ed when she waa not the object of aome fatal duel or when aome lover did not deetroy btmaelf In deapalr of winning ber. It la aakl that there waa scarcely a family of any poaltlon In Florence or for many leaguee around It that bad not to mourn a eon or near relative, and many complaints were made to the authorities by Indignant parenta. On several occaalone abe was brought before the Judge, who were aa power leaa agalnat ber charm aa tba moat love atrkken youth In Florence. They came to condemn and remained to worahlp ber fatal beauty, for aa aha appeared before them In all the glory of ber beauty even tha eyea of stern judgee were denied, and tbey were ready to go Into the dock for ber eake. It wat about this time that great dis tress fell on Florence. The city was In the grip of famine, and hundreds were dying for want of bread, but while thousands were stsrvlng Rnanura would give up nothing of ber luxuries. It came to the ear of the poor that while they were dying for a crust of bread thia apolled child of fortune waa drinking the coatlloat wine, eating the rareet dcllcaclea, enjoying ber baths of perfumed milk rnd squandering every day more than would keep a hundred famlllea In comfort Itouaod to a terrible anger, tbey be aleged ber paUce and forced their way Into It, with the object of killing a wo maa ao heart lea. Without a tremor Roaaura went from her room to meet ber would be murderer, and the mere atght of her radiant and stately beauty ao auWucd the ringleaders that they fell oa their knees aud klaaed the ground at her feet But Nemeala was coming nearer every day. Once, when a court official had committed aulclde for ber eake, ahe waa condemned to be branded and aent Into exile, but no executioner could be found to do the work, and one of them eacriflced bla life rather than touch ber shoulder with the redhot Iron. When ahe was summoned before the reigning duke, be, too, wss vaaqulehed, and. In atead of punlahlng ber, be aent her away with preeenta and a benediction. It waa bla eucceasor, Ferdinand de Medici, wh broke the apell of thia fatal beauty. Realising that aha was the great oat enemy to peace within bla kingdom, be Jaaued orders for ber ar reat, Qne was brought for toe laat time before Judges, who were proof even agalnat beauty auch aa hers, and wa aentenced to yfelong Imprisonment and to wear a maak, fashioned Uke a akulL to conceal the face which bad wrought eojnoch hiroc... For forty year Rrwaura offered mi horrible punishment, ber very Jailor shrinking from the grinning ekall Wtib always greeted tbem. Wbea at Ukt abe was liberated and tba akuD maak waa removed, the wrinkled, shrunken face that waa disclosed to tlew waa almoat aa bkleoue aa the maik that bad so long bidden It a Ca4 Sana !. "Your enemies are aaylng that yoa bare made yoar name a byword," aald tba eeoeorieu friend. "Tea," answered Senator Sorghum aereaeJy. 1 fancy I bare arrived at a olnt where ay same at the bottom ef cbeck win bay about anything ! want"Waafngtea Sjar. Tartars af Preacher. Tba story of tba tortare of Ber. 0. 0. Moore, paetor of the Baptist church af HarpersvUle, K. Y, win ntereet yea. Ho aaya i 1 auffered agonies. Because af a sersiaUat sough, resulting fro tba pip. I bad to eieep aittlng up la bad. I tried aaoy nmadlea, witbent relief, aUl I took Dr. King's New DUeovery for CoavaunptloB, Gwgba add Colds, wbkh aatiiwly eured mj eough, and saved me frota oonuptloa."A grand aura for dieeaeed eoaditioaa of Throat and Lnaga, At Cbaa. Roger druggiati pries Ma aad 11.00, guars teed. Trial bottle free. You will eot And beauty In rouge pot or complexion whitewash. Trua beauty come to them only that take Holliater'a Rock Mountain Tea. It's a wonderful tonic and beautiAer. 35 aent a, Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart, dniggiat. 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