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Astoria. Oregon Sunday Morning. December 18. L881
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THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE OF
THE WORLD. ?
A writer in a recent number of
the Atlantic Monthly predicts that 1
uy tne ena 01 tne rwcnnein cen
tury the English language will be
spoken by 800,000,000 people oc
cupying, besides England proper
and its contiguous dependencies,
India, South Africa, Australia,
North America, islands in ewry
sea and naval stations on every
cape. IJy that time, it is thought,
so large a proportion of the busi
ness of the world will be done b'
masters of the countries named
that, as a mere matter of social
and commercial convenience, the
whole world will devote itself to
learning English. The language
spoken by other civilized races,
according to this anticipation, will
sink to the character of local dia
lects, which will gradually lose
their distinctive diflerences and
finally disappear altogether. Many
barbarous races would be drawn
into the prevailing cunent, so that
as is now the case all over
Europe then all over the globe
the Englishman will be addressed
in his own .speech.
The advantages to this end al
ready possessed by English-speaking
people are obvious. England
now controls in the four quarters
of the globe an area of 8.811,000
squure miles, with a population of
about 280,000,000 English com
merce, ideas, books and tongue
profit by thisbreadth of empire.
Our appreciation of the future of
the Anglo-Saxon race and English
tongue is hightened, however,
when we add to the English-speaking
area the 3,024,494 square
miles of the United States, with
their population of 30,155,86G
souls. No doubt the period is yet
very remote, and ma7 never be
reached, when English will become
the universal language of man
kind. The probability is that
many isolated races will never be
converted to its use. But when
an aggressive, energetic, commer
cial people, possessing so vast an
area into which to develop, is at
the same timp the wealthiest on
the globe and the most enterpris
ing and practical, it is difficult to
set limits to its future. The Ro
mans were able to impress their
laws and language upon the whole
of Europe, and Anglo-Saxon is
the Roman of the modern world.
In competition with the races of
the continent the English and
Americans possess the advantage
of beginning with 11,835,-! 94
square miles of the earth's surface
and the qualities which first gave
them this wide domain.
How to Make Yourself Unhappy.
In the first place, if you want
to nialce yourself miserable, lie
selfish; think all the time of your
self and your things; don't care
about anything else; have no feel
ings for any but yourself; never
think of enjoying a satisfaction o(
seeing others happy, but rather, if
you see a smiling face, be jealous
lest another should cnjo' what you
have not; envy every one who is
better off in any respect than
yourself, think unkindly toward
them and speak lightly of them.
Be constantly afraid lest some one
should encroach upon -our rights;
be watchful against it, and if any
one comes near your things snap
at them like a mad dog. Contend
earnestly for everything that is
your own, though it may not be
worth a pin. Never yield a point.
Be very sensitive, and take every
thing that is said to you in play
fulness in the most serious man
ner. Be jealous of your friends
lest they should not think enough
of you; and il at anr time they
should seem to neglect you, put
the worst construction upon their
conduct.
THE LITTLE HE KNEW. t
Silencing the Fiend that Talks to
You About the Weather.
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".No, sir! 1 should sa you didn't.
You come into this car and force j
vourselfon the attention of a stran -
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ger, ana oegm io tauc to me aooui . otnfirs syu? thf cold and elammv
the weather just as though you!paw at vo:i ,,. vnil ff,o th0
owned it, and i find you loirt J same as whon 3-ou di-ctp eolil rav
know a solitary thing about tlieov 1lr ..ux vj,lonir OM ;t ,im.n
:.ow a solitary Hung a wont ieovMir witj, vinerar on it lown
atter voielf s-lccled for vour! "... ,.i ,r J ,,...,.:...
mattei
topic oi conversation; you (ion i
know oim' thing about jneteorlogi- v.ar(i wjtj, 0ft, niid T-icolul 1 1 lo t till- jnrio-t. "Noothercom
i ...i:.;rta ,.,;..;. ,,!..".. . ., " ' ."..'. . h'i"i lwn--". Hit- peculiar piopcrt us
"" wi.. ....-, , j'" i'"'
nomena- vou can't tell me whv it
nomtna, jouuiuiui mi. win ,Lj
warm in August and cold m
December; you don t know icicles
form faster in the sunlight than Z. i.1i;,lir ;in;u "hon.n flll i,.. ., '
. , . . , . , i lPleaai,,S Minle, Uonin mi bei .i
intheshado; youdonikiinw whyjbri ht , j ,
the earth ffrows colder as it come.s ,n,otl,;.r ,... i.,.rt i,.,....i .
nearer the sun; you can't tell why
a man can he sun-stiuck in the
fc.i.n.i.. .i... on., r if... iii. i.r.ii' ?.:.
ii .. .ii ... . t i
. iiui.i , j ..i v .
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cycione lormeu nor now
trade winds blew: vou couldn't
iiiiuu wniun iniiu, wm -'"""" .
find the calm center of a storm if i
T.. i;r ,1 ,!.! .... ;.. ..,. i
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jw... .... rv....... v... ... .'"
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don't know what sirocco i nor
where the southwest monsoon
blow- vou don't Hiow the nver-i,
mows, ouiont Know tue axe, -
age rainfall in the I'nited States
c
:.i .i: !. , ......1 ......-. ...:i.t
uiw..-b.uu.i.v..Mu.-
lv than a hot Mm : vou don't know
one solitary thing about the weath-
I iur iiiu mtiniiu riiurm win. uu . I,.Qnriln..c ti.irrl.t ..t-.t-n .. ,"iin mu .! inline ii .rin. iiim itr.NnuN tiers siidiiiil IK' ill nv llic -ll ui-ji.
, . ' , ,, , " 4- r 'nstantteis miL'iit nuke o-.,,othank(. The p'erru! tonic xiiiuc
don t understand the foimation of ,narks T,,;s js mu. COIlrfden.tl of the. Cinchona isjucsPrved in the " vticc.
Ifoir nifl i-nii ,.nr ovitltm wliv tbo i . . ,, . lVruvuui Ibttcr.s, biciure as eiTective r vn
fog, and on cant explain l0 the iqulteoiltream, I1I0IliJa.,,.-JV against malarial to?UUp as tlnn ' L. ,s,,ig i hereby authorized . col-. J jjlft'
dew falls at night and dries up in . j00merana w?"' '" ' lay '"' '' M" , Kvtall bills.Iup meand rccclnl for thej "J-M"
1,. , i?i 1 jjuviittruiiy. Viceros. We guarantee the mgiedi-j.II11(, lie r t) ihin-i
! f lir. .In vnn .Inn'r l.-ii.' vvliv .1 imr n i.ni i .... ..- .... .. ..?..,.. . . . .. f. ,. J .UIIP. I'l.. . If. IJAU1.I.. i
1 iv... .i..v ..r.i .....1 .. .......i .r.M. ..-... 1 . .ri:....... ii.i... ..r....M 1.1.4... . iii. ;. .!..... -...:... 1
1 ' - i7TiiAi;nw4-itM T3f...M:i r.M:.. ... . . ... - .viiiii.i. . . jooi.
..v. vu . . iw. ... . ........ ..... .. ems 01 iiiese oiui'is 111 oe aoo:iuei 1 . ,,.:.. iv. o ilvi
. ,i , - 1.1.- ., tKrtll lion ot newspaper men. near v, all druggists. jirocor.s and! itpior dealers. .New House an.t hrst class in us ap-j
er, and you are just like a thou- i - ; Uu( r i.olnti.ieius. Third street, in it. It
sand and one other people who al- 'ver-v PPlson wels th' MlM ol a " ' - - -- , Vuon,, I -k. opposite Capt.Ains ,
1 - , ., lead-pencil with his tonoii" before ' -Mr. John lingers ofthe Central Mar- with. I.ikiiii-, b the da, Aveek or,
ways begin talking about the - I"--" " ine- 'oi , kl. ,,.ls llia,k. ainmgements 10 keep all """' Mns.E. Arp.iooxi.,
weather because thev don't know : USII,S ,L kv actual count it was j Uu. ,llIt.ct f,,.sh fmh. etc. in .heir season , -- z '- I
anvthino- ,-lse. when, bv the eave.s.!,scertAic,1 t,,ilt of fifty l,e,sonj;
of Boreas, sir. thev know less about.
the weather than thev do about
ni.ti- i, ,i, -mi-'"
anything else in the world!
And the man in the corner glared
iin anil rtnin nf f lin hmul n icCAn
iasen-'
gens in the South mil ear, bul no
nvin rlnist Pvon answer him And
as for the man in thin clothes, he
(iidn t Know tor tne lite o. mi
whether he had a sunstroke or an
'
... t i.n . .
ague chill, lie onlv knew that it
i , .
e onlv knew that it
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ient-seen nines
11 .street erosMnir.
mcheyc.
seemed about
to the Jefferson
Jiurlinnlon Ilmch
The Head-Liner.
The orofessors of iournali-m then but whv eontinue smc-Ii m If ,u,, P-"'1 " alv:ntvilji' old ,.ii-....f . pmiiy nftlic Miiml. . i; its im igorating , '.,,. :v,t;-N MA,"1'
iin pion.soi.s oi JOUIIM11..U1, iiiuu uui n (.oniiiiuc S..H ii .i t;; uill bcchiir"cd effects it alxi a s r lie es and often cures j fMiLj-tt-y
who periodicallv tell us all about! disagreeable subject? The moral ., , - -- J.iuTCiiiinilaiiiti. l'unale Weaknesses J -3 -i.anhe.
1 ,..,, . I . f , . , . The IVnn 1.111 vnm has eiin-it thou and irregularities, and is a potent re-1 s ..n . ,,.
newspapers, have laileu to notice of the lesson is obvious. .s.mds who weresuiienng fiom d-ivp newer id itaJit. For purifjing thej . . 7: ,. ,..., '.,;' , ,!:.,.
i i i sia.debiiux.Iher con.'.laint. b.,its. hi blood it bus no equal. It tones up the! A:r!-'S,,f '""' -SI '-ACLI-S and VA h
a comparatively modern and a M-ry. - -- "T.. r ., . fi. ...oin female cunpl.iinls. ,ic. l'.u,,pi. -ystein. ramies' and preserves the JI
important feature of the newspa- , "Y l,ol uuu ,,.""sr' letsi.ceioai.j addr.-s Seih W.l'..wlr ' health, and impar.s vigor and energy . Q ,
1 ' u'im.1 cmL-ii.iiiMii 1 ,..i.l, in ,l.,..l ,r A'Son... Itoslim. I' or lor! ears it has bee.i in extensive I 'A .fllO
per, namely the head-lines. This', ' , . 'n ..'
.l ' , t . f , . , hunger and left. 20,000 to an
is a department of the naner which I
bac QtonlfliiK- omir,iioWl fnr ifnlr
. ' , . , ' !
an influence which every newspa-
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per man sometimes inadequately' . , , Cape llancocl;, and VounirMtiver Falls'
. r . , - case, and the coroner on the corpse, f.a jw. mdeml direct froui him or rail '
rooogm. ittto'y tI,lltt JtIm..a!-.ln,S,:E,!r ""
lirt ltirrntiinnc !! titt in fine iiniiii. '
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All.lL in i ua.i . vi.i.iu 11:1; ll.lli.'l.
He can convey an impression
which the writeis of ponderous
lead
He
s
sen
ion
Suggestions that are buried in the
vprititwr
boriv r.f nrHelos ,itnM .,n ,(.
J w "
tiou; but the .laming head-line I
Likes the eve at onee. and its di-itr.
.- ,1" .. I
nnsis 01 rm mniier 11 Rnticisoci
may be very wide of the mark
J I
without the average tender apply
ing any corrective. The head-line
largely icgulates the emphasis
that is given to the report of cur-
rent events. Small matters in this
way may be magnified, and mere
conjectures invested with nearly
the dignity of established facts.
Toronto Mail.
How to Shake Hands.
There are only two or three peo
ple now living who can success-
eis are endeavorino; to avoid, 1 ,",.., , , , , . ilained nails. allniiii; hritation. ciw,
, , , ' I cnecK to tne oruer oi tne deceased, r,.;.f : ..n,,,,., "i,ri'u-hiiu fino'iK
can create a doubt or awaken ., , .. ... ., , , , . , '" ! ,. ,."' .TiiV. mi.'1 JSMTlnnM. Hma Slim.llcn, T.o
... . ... anu uurv it witn me nouv, wnicn, :""" ,"" "i- "'" " " ""." " t -...., vu.Uwd, "ii
uspicion by a single artfullv-eho- . ,. , , .. , , ' ,. uig.-rsand i.ulilicaptkei-saie ahiecl
1 , ,e , - he did, ami lived happv on the Jo. Lorthirtx years lirowiia lnoncliml cm.,- s".... t, . mm
wont orsoworoadeast an opin-i , , . . 4, .. , ,. i troches have bii-n lccotuiiicnded bv ---..
i- i v , , , 5 whole bequest, minus the Dublin pih-ians, and alwa ghe mrfeet , .
which it may take columns of ;,. f , saiTtstaeliun. Haung 'been th-il i . Fresh FfUltS and Veqetabl8S.
tr. chow i iT.frt.,.lrt,l ! - , wine anu eonsi am u-e lor nearly an en-'
fully shake hands. There is a good 1 1 may send to uS with the cash in ad- j tTivMlVLZ'&
j 1 rt iii- i .u 1 I vance of course, for one year. ofthchlood. Chennsisand MnsiehuLsairrce
deal of hand-shaking done through- in caiih.fr it -the most Kcntunc and cnSt
out .to coumrv, especial ..is t7M!'i ffiSg SBBSBBl
season of the year, but only a Sl.imit.K lilanks, .Mlsrellniremis lilmte, Tfcf&Sfr SSpA iSSnaV-o?!. to?uf
small per pent, of the shakers and & " fr ' "E "' JUlU, "BSShTV
hakoe.s know how to do it so n
, ;o get the entire amount of ex-
' u:irnt:n nnT nr ir Qninfl ....,,
jmiaratIon out o1 ,r J-oinc'.p:..!.!
t,e jmn,l f)f :, aflvois.nrv in a
quickj nervous maucr that c:res i
lhp victini nearjv to Hoath while
im. i-uih nc.iiij iu mam. wiiiu
mi null.. ii iiiii i.u ru;irwiii ;
liamjs with a lady inclim
jiaii-nmiii movemenu like a imv
i- i i i i -,i
olimhsuga hailied-wirp foniv witha
fif,v.ponnil watermelon. l.tu.k
t,v ; hor (.Ve.-, with a sort of
, , , ...
hodv elsesavou a imilaroPfaMo:i.
aiuUn the" meantime, .hake her!
I... tirl in n ciiMrliiorl 'ii .i.r.--.n?
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waVj i as ti10I1h VOIt u,re trv.
. i i"i
.n,r to make a mash hv liniwnr.
s ..- .. - j
i i:nn.r, ,.ni. ..... ;,, triM M under .irioiis naiMc. until Iuuiiriis
" y " ' TllifVinriioaa. In honor ..riji.; larfy.
jservative a manner, allow ui"- her
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5. , M, . . . . . i
i f r. 1 1
V f (-,u ou,f
( j,e tnjPn not to hano-on to tho hand
innrn ,,,., . lf .1mi ,. , llW-
: more t nan nail an hour 111 onnlie.
nauii hj win wiiu a bH'Keuuiir uimii.
"Tr- t,.
' "l t-"'"" "l l,,,: '",-J,,u,I.s
,
s
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"" "V ', w,, u.e
w ciime into the eouniing room
to wnte an advertisement or ehurch
notice forty-nine wetted the pencil '
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I a r
l ,rst' :1U "'eim, whisky-drinker f
.nictuiiK uic fciiwi-jruiiiu nine, aim 01 me oesi Known itu.iiin. .
tkooghlfully uckl it wlnb;;;;.;".
iwriunnS ninibeii 11: tue ei-
fort to write an advertisement for.
?i ncr iiiiiifirr i itnt. .. o ier-
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looK"g young lsuly came into the
. ..'i. i.!jj i .l.i.
oicc, wim kiuu gioes nun nm-
.. 1 1 1 ,. . . 1 1 .. .
nflino Mtli MHrl rrlnvni flint lint '
oiiicc, with kidd gknes that but-
toned half tliu length of her arm.
Sho Pickel P i( v oU1 Ps,t51
and pressed it to her dainty lips,
nreparatorv to writing an adver-
'. A ," , . , , . , ,
tisement for a lost bracelet.
AI1U
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lnS"man' " r,U"tl0n tI,at ,SC
would burv 1,000 with the corpse. ,
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Six Lundnn lawyers sat on the
bequest he must comply with tin
There fe sound reason why there
an hoiifs iii our meat and stones
. Ill 11 I
ln our Is,,,d- X worl(I wlier0 cvcrv
tiling was easy would be a nursery
lr.f IV... Imliini! KllfS.r.t -it .ill o i
"" --s " " . i
phice for men. Celery is not sweet
i . . r 1. .1 f .. 1 '
until it has felt the frost, and men j
don't come to their perfection till .
disappointment lias dtopped a half
hundred weight or two on their'
toes. Who would know irood?
horses if there were no heavy
loads?
25T"Jt yon will send us fie subscrib
ers for one year with 5-10 advance
payment, at the rate of -2 00 for each
name, we w ill send one copy of Tin: As-'i
tout ax free, to any address on may
give, and we will send an additional
copy for each additional five names that
condition But the Icatf went MO,J "" ,V-1"'lls,'M,, - ' - .u n.iau. swh m
1 to Dublin, and found a real lrisli ' l",M ,l5ro.w"H Uronehial tiochesdo IIOl
., .. , disorder the stomach like ci'iigh S3 Miis: iii ij.'wj h t'il its: n xWl Io v
ikwvftp. win Mil bin to i Irnw .-i tul li.ilsnms .Vu n,. .lin..U .7., ilT.. ,' . '"H-l P I III t.S ailfl li.
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Dunmr in absence from .wiii,i. Mr.
i k. sahp will act as nn aacnt. All!
orders from : he interior jdensi' address,
ani-Valort ln!' XilW'1 ,,rouip,,y
tr , i u- ,'- ST,:AV
nuent for Oregon and VS:tshinton
n!,,r ,or tn0 'I'lehrnieci ( incayo itccr.
.eLl.IwrV5 --
rmikc ii ntuvv jrmr i)iiua
b. frtPbi': fir pnnr.-niiisj theyrowth of
kthebp: lr iwikmiiiisj theniwthir;;n;;
i-'l a!! i! I:''' ,r;i11"1. JV-!
u ii.iiiv .inn iimi. i in- wv.'.tiiit- innu. I
which n r..t?ih uii ihp ..riou-. roiicil-
linutof the iiiiikiii hair.
TbeniMTio!ii or l:i kt.it Ki.w-I
",SI.X Ktaj-ts ronN i th.-irj,T-;
AH oio:,. iiwicbtiii to the latpiinn .
... ,.-.,
ivruvmn Muirr..
r.,AiI7i.ra '
I'lu-(mn! f iiclimi .i Hi-NiKiiislt
u-t-rov iii IVru mliCU). I In ronutcsN. !
hi-, witc. wfipro-i'ndd b an intermit.- i
IB?,,
. i:in bark. or. as it mi cillnl in ibc'
!a:iru:i!i' of the co:;u!i. (.uiiiiiiiiii:i..
r-ratt-nTl Tor her nvovcrV. on her rPtmii
' to Kurope ii ir:. sla iutnr.lu.vd the.
:..,..,.,. i. :.. . ...:.. ,. i.,.-.. : ....... i
ii.iiiiii. in .lj'tiiii. iirii- ii ..i.s i.iint. ii
who nail firmim iiicju that wiupii was
s j. it. . .. ti ..r.i.-i..
more linvions than the fjold or the Incas..
(died and tiTty years .seiemv has iveii j " nctlCDAI PflAnmsi'orp nn
S.s nothing to u.ke its phuv. ItpitVotu-i Ao oae demons of .prpcurlnira suit ; GENERAL FMCHiNlSTS AND
ally cures a morliid appetite Tor Mmm- for the Mas4p1c1v.de Iiall on the 26th..
' :uits by icstoring the natural .tone of,inst..oan be supplied by leaving their! ., CD .ji.-jjn
nw. -.imiiMi-li 11 ;i!:i.-:r-. im-i..im !rv. n.i. . t fv-- v: M MkITmiU ah .-.i-. csiiii hk ivlnKsKV.
n iNinv.nf it n .iim of two n:n-'
v 5n.11 win saiLsij nu uiai litis is uie 1
best bitter in the world. "Th- proof 01 :
the pudding is in the eating." and ue'
A trial will Nnfwr.iu llial Hi!-, .s Uk-
,.st bitter iu.tlv wor
"?-'S: ,,-
test. Fnrsalf b
joar legal blanks at Tin:
Asni:i.. otlkv. A lull hue of m.-r :
luommmc....
Scotch butter. Kusau apricot and
h.ts inoic of those celebrated cu-dics
n4 iiitur in wv ririM,iirii r.ii'tin,
and sued ,, .cats jus. .vceiv,iai Adb,-s.
ir:'MI "'""Ji wrj.
posile the alia A alia icsiaui-.ui. tin
t lirsi of next v.ecU.
-The t'ily IJnok Store has on ehibi-
(Hon one of the finest selection of holhlav
go.N ever opened. Call and eai:iie
. tor your.sPheS.
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.tlls. I V. Ill!'lll :illfl .ills.. I ilcll'X l!!H-
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in.Vbnr.V
laivcn euaigeoi mei uuice: ue.st.iui.iiu.
?i!!i'i,te '"Mrsilslev h-U K'
the cuisine. (b.od cotleeasoceialtv. !
The puce e: suhscnpiion to Tin.
N'UKhi.Y A i oki.v.n has been reduced
m ,, ,.r anniiiii when n.ii.! in nilv.iniv.
!.... ,ni.,i,.,i"n i ii,,,",!.Lm!... .. :.i..i, .
ii ...:.i ... ...... ..........i i.......
Were taken Ut'llis branch 'ffilll.Ti While '
" -Wna. and ran rurnirh dup icatr-s .
or the same on shoit notice. ANo his
views of Astosia. lluaco. Foil Canln,'
;ff3Jir allSi
rriiuilic- Oi the age. .vi.il al Scents a
,IMllVlTVliei4'
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0? 'I J
r
King of the Blood
Is not a cure ail" it i-. a lIootl-iiiiilieraiul
tonic. Ii.ipiiril'. of the blood poisons thcss.
tcin, ilenuiKCs lhc circiilallon. and thus In
duces main disorders, known l iliRcrcm
lKtmes to disthiuNh thr-ia acutn'ltato cf
fecLs, hut hehiK real I bninc !us er ih:ise 01
tl'.at ureal uencric disorder, lmnueiiv m
Blood. Such aie IiiMtnwui. J.'iJ.imx.i.x.. !
Uwr Complauit,Co,i!iiMtion. ytrmux Din- 1
ordes. Urtvlachr. Jlachachf, (ieneiol MVo.-
A cough, cold or sore lhro.it should be Cciu-ra! .issoitiucnl i.r lablc stock constant)
3G3
.w-'??"--"-'-
iirs. arm i mkrw, JJroj);. Kidney JiiViO;
I'ilCK. Itliainiatixr.i. Catarrh, Semftitti. Shin
Dirtirdcrx. I'iiuule. Ulcer. .S'inrlijinx. Ac.
Fisriii-hct SSiioiiw to F.ct
At Ir. Muu.tun lodging hou-c
iVnutcil
j A -iujII house, furnished or unfm-
Sf' A(1,ln'ss i:,;on: A-stomax
tcr-j,,,,UP
rt'otipc
i . ..... Arf-.s "? i3Ha"-f.
.him lecvncu ipr steamer uuluiiiuia. ,-, , - - S&ti&zsie-h'&T
a tine lot of eastern oysters, which will i S H O P-' V.V
. n,M-!(i(.i bio.-k. VI1 c'-VtSMV
' jr i.rz2lZ i
''' frviwiil iiwl not accorapaiileilL
im- :. aM.r.us ooa yaru. juiv
,, ,AS1-
niu-v
: ,,: Tienehanl A i;p?lmr will please call
,, n,v nRlw mid m-'Up accounts iiuiiied!-
.aM'- J.Q.A.liowi.nv.
i ,"- ..
nt,thcr Hup lot or 'astern ().spis
. .
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switches, curis anil frizz
,....!.:...... .... i...:.. it
."o:if' to till" lUltlPH
frizzes made trom
Ljall on or ad-
dress " WM.Unr.EX
Occident hair rtniiw saloon
.mining;-. .11 riii 11.111. v.
Wm. I'Hr.Kxir.vr.r,
Astoria, Oregon
- -
tinLm.r'..).. i..;tu
1
An-3-oni Loitsiiic; iiohhp, ion-;
laud. Orecon.
Ail of the choicest kinds of apples
t .ion r i..t.
the largest hows for sale at .1. H. l).,Asr0MA
ir.'
!..... mr.iprr
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j(ar o 4 , o,.V(i yiur (mWs en ,
, A'otlthii;
!."., or iTulnTMaKahle
JJpnelli. j
Conferred iijmui lens of thousands of
fanciers eouhi mi"inate and maintain 1
Uw reputation whicli Ayi:i:-..S.vi:h.vi'a-:
i:u.i. cnims. If K:i coionounil of flic
1..-; egelable aitcrative', with the I
,..,.. ,. ..... - 'r ...
K1I.I. V CIIJOJ s. It 1-a fOUipOIUlll Ol the I
i,...: faille aiterativc-J, with the!
bolides nl I'ot.i-im.i and iron, ami is
jju. ,,,,( ciVctu'iI ot all remedie.s for
re,i!wffi
p'iupicie cures oi s,(.nmua ,ns. i,ons.
Humors. Pimples, hruptious. Skin Dis-
-.tSeS :IIU1 all Ulsi.nleis. rising from 1IU-
use. ami is to-dnv the most aailabh
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FlM! N.YI.i: V AM. DKALKKs.
M1SCKLLA N'EOUS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
' "
MI. rol'LTKY AW1 AIIF
la tiic asoa
k;aicn wu tobacco.
n-si or vi:m-:s xxn liquors.
AH cheap fm CASH. Goods .sold on c.wt
lalssiui). itpMis;( 1. W. Case's store.
.1. UOUCEKS.
. rt innK-. T. W. KTo.t
Astoria Market !
COK. Clt KXAMUS AND HAMILTON STS.
ASTOKIA. - - OKKfiON.
WAKKF..V iS. r.ATOX. B'roprletorM.
(Sii.vf-Mf. if. V.'areeit X- Jltiittirei
H holeiiHlc nn.l Uctail Uealori in
Fresh and Cured Meats
A full line of
KA.MihV c.i:oci:i:iiis, flock, kuch
I1AV, CANNClJ FRUIT. VKUK-
TABLHS, ETC.
e-Butter, VlgK. Choose, elc. wn?tantly
on bond.
s3 Ships jupplieJ at the lowest rate.
MISCELLANEOUS.
S.A11NDT & PEECHEN.;
ASTOIUA. - ORHGOX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
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wA-uiAwviii Vtf VXLIX
rn.nuih atiomted to
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( A TT MXt'l-? 11 S?Q
v-'i--i--- a-' is. i XJ'i.JjO,
KKror irAMrm: .stubet.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
i:KmxSn:nr. Neik I'vkkh: Hou-i'
astoki v. - oi:i:ci).
sillARINfifiNfilKBS
1 Doner vvorK. iieamooai worK
, ....
and Cannery Work a specialty.
V. D. Ass, Prcsiilcat.
.1.(1. ilL'.sT!.KK, Sccretarv.
1. V. C sk, 'Ircasarer.
.lonx r.. Superintendent.
WILLIAM EEGAXfc,
Corner Main and Clicnatnua Streets,
.ORKilON.
ir.i kR in
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
THE GENUINE W0STENH0U1
and other Ilnsliib Cutlery.
Srjft.rpjrG3XTjKT:',wa'
2
FA
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Hesrshamil Pipes, etc.
'
.
Genuine Plesrshatim Pipes, etc.
....,. i .,
",l s"v,v "
"'....l.c and .:e,.r.. liable and
itreocJi j.oadin- siit n ami
!UHf4, ItevoJvers. I'istol.
and Anuiiiittitiou
! I'fr British l.aru "Wanioik" ituc al Astoria
Mnich 1st
100 Tons No. 1 Glericarnock Scotch
Pig Iron,
40 Tons English Foundry Coke,
350 Tons Best Hard Steam goal.
Apply Jo AUG. C. KIN P.Y,
tf Atorla. Oregun.
PERMAN1A BEER HALL '
IIOTTIjK BEEK DKI'Ol
The Heat or Layer i Cts. a fifas
Orders for the
Celebrated Cotaliia Brewery
Jfc Cri lF.S7tL
Left at this place will he promptly attend
ed to.
ryXo cheap San Kiancisco I'ccrsold at
this place
WA!. BOCK. Proprietor.
W-tJ". i"ytwK,
BOAT BUILDER,
AT T1IK OLD STAND, OKAY'S BftLDlNCJ
FIRST CLASS WORK A SPECIALTY.
MINT SALOON,
OPPOSITE 0. It. S. X. CO.MPAXYb DOCK
None hut the hcUlfiunrsand cigars passed
oerthelur.
W. SCIU'LDT.
i. w. caseT
IMrORTBR AND WHOLESALE AND KF-
TAIL i'.MALEl: IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Corner Chcnaiuus -and Cass streets.
ASTORIA - - - OREGON
BLACKSMITH JffiStS J
BUSINESS CAUDS.
T C. IJtJiLAXU.
I OiiiPt- iii ASTORIAN baitdia-.
i Itoom No. 2. up-stair.
T ('. UOLDKX.
2fOTAKY PUBLIC,
Arrnoxr.KK, commission and
SUTJANCE AGENT. "
T .. nicIXTOSM.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ocridont TtPtel Building,
ASTORIA .-- OREGON
41 I). lVLNTOy.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Oniec hi C. 1.. l'arkcr's building, on Bentoa
stccet, opposite Custom House,
ASTOIJIA.
OBEOON.
TAY TirTTIiE, 31. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON!
OrKin: Oter the "White House Store.
1Jksiikvk At 3Irs. Munson's boarding
Ihhwp. ClionuimiH street, Astoria, Oregon.
p eUAX. M. D.,
" THY6I0IAN AND SURGEON,
ICooin .Vo. :t. A.storlan Bnildlns.
icr STATUS.)
JSh.-iiKxcK Corner ot Benton and Court
streets. Astoria, Oregon.
i,i p. Hints.
DENTIST,
ASIOKIA, --- - ORKOON.
Knnnis in Allen's building up stairs, eonu
or C.i-s ami s.'Pinocqhe streets.
Q. A. P.OWLBY.
AaTOIlNEY,AT LAW.
Clien.inuLs Street. - ASTOltL.. ORUtH
Q II. ISAI' fc CO..
DKLKlt 1H
loorw. Wiiirtows, Bliudj Trau
soms. lumber. Ete.
All kinds of Oak Lumber, Ola.is, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Steam Mill near "tVeston hotel. Cor. Oea
L'Ivean.l Astor streets.
J. H. D. GRAY.
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
ALL KINDS OF JTJEEI), '
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
Ceiieml storage uad Wharfage on reasou
abls? terms. Peel or Denton street. Astoria
Oregon.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
lias rccencd a large invoice of
BAllttELS AND HALF ISAJIRRLS
of the best quality.
And is now ready to supply Butchers Can
neries and all others, cheap for cash.
CITY
BOOK STORE.
We nie constantly rcceivinff new addiUons
to our Mock and have the finest and
largest assortment of variety .
jjoods in the city.
Combs, Brushes,
Stationery, Frames,
Celluloid Goods.
All our Roods arc marked iu plain figures
Call and evanihic quality and note prieea.
CIIAS. STEVENS & SON;
Wilson & Fisher
ii:at.i:ss in
TT A LXXT.A.3E1.S3,
LIJUKICITING OILS, (X)AL OIL,
PAINTS AND OILS.
Sheetj Round, and Square Prepared
Rubber Packing.
PJtO VIS IONS, MILL FEED,
GAKDEX SEEDGRASS SEED.
Which will he exchanged for couutry pro
duce or sold at lowest prices.
Corner Cheiiamus and Hamilton Street
ASTOIUA, OREGON.
Mrs. P. M. Williamson,
K.LErt IX
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
All kinds of
WOOLS, ZEPHYRS,
JZSZl
i -30,.,.,s , t, -, , ,
I "Stamping and Dress Making done to
iorder-