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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1882)
"s. u i f Vf- $ Y - . .-'--3ifc vM n Vol. xvi. Astoria, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, January 13, 1882. Wo. 85 ' """T -jgmpm? -fe-r9E5 - -&&mrr :YJB!pi-'. ; S w - w-srj? r"? ptr - tEht zlSJ w W ' irw I w THE SUNSET STATE. Men must move. The spirit of change is a part of our natures for further told iti the monstrous stories about "rain in Oregon." The whole coast is a battle "round oe warmed bv the sun in the vallevs and over the plains, receives and absorbs the moisture that floats in from the ocean, we have the most beautiful of blue skies and the most delightful of warm days and cool nights. In winter when the ocean current, sweeps over the land, clouds and mists of course obscure the sun, "and when cold currents of air frqm the mountains comes down on this misty air from ocean condensing it, we have rain. Then the air clears and the sun shines. It may be ocean air or the mountain air which drives the other back over us any day in winter. If the Orst it is warm and misty, if the last it is clear and cool, rarely cold enough for skat ing. It must be borne in mind that the Pacific Northwest is made up of" vast mountain chains with wonderfully largo valleys interven- which we are no more accountable ! tween land and ocean currents, than forthe love of life. All change I" summer when the land-air, is progress. The more restless the individual" the more h-i adds to the power of the spirit of change that which sends the world along. borne call it enterprise. Thous ands of men are thinking where they will move next. Let them come to the Northwest, which has its headquarters in Portland. Why? A wonderful civilization has grown and blossomed across the west. Each new State, or community, opened, like new flow ers on a growing tree, lias risen higher in the branches of civiliza tion than the last. Each better than its predecessor thoughso ever bad in appearance, because it was last, and; therefore, that must further onward toward the ulti mate destiny of man. States have slumbered sluggishly through a score of infant years and then leaped to fullest station in five more. Kansas, twenty years after John Brown and Bill Atchison, added 400,000 souls to its popula tion in a year. Nebraska ten years after the Union Pacific, took to growing at the rate of 25,000 people per month. Minnesota, Dakota, Colorado and Texas have found their greatness and Oregon is at the door. To be here now, or soon, is to have au opportunity to reap great advantage. The rise of a State from two hundred thousand people to ono or two million in the course of ten years is more wonderful than all the conquests of crowned and sav age antiquity, and the wealth cre ated is greater than the riches wrested from a conquered king dom. Oregon and the great North west, after years of inactive wait ing and silent preparation, now trembles with the gathered im pulse which will send it upward in its turn the latest and the grandest spire of progress. -It has grown the slow growth of the germ and garnered the strength" needful for age. It can receive and sei at work a quarter of a million people next year and tho year after and the next. The mountain chains which, like mighty ligatures on the arm of earth, shut out the rest less, blood of the times, will soon be cut .by railroad grades, and, bounding through these arteries of modern world life, will come an irresistibly tide of men, money force, to swell this country by ten twenty times its present station. Even now, like the guests on board at the launch of a ship, wp can hear the blows that are knock ing away the blocks, and feel the orating of the keel as it takes weight on the ways. Every breath of east wind brings tho swell of powder smoke from the tunnels which will soon tap the restless west and let in the flood. It is ready to' come people by the thousands. What will they find The atmosphere, the sun, the sky. the soil best adapted to the growth of the principle of progress and working of the problem of people. Here is New Eogland with the climate of France; but the moun tains are higher, the valleys wider, the streams are larger and more clear; tho soil is richer and deeper, the sky is brighter, the air more pure and nature herself al ways better natured. The climate of 'the Pacific Northwest is as varied and beautiful as its prair ies, valleys, hills and mountains. No country was ever so unjustly and persistently slandered in re spect to its climate as Oregon. The title "Wcbfoot" given its 'people by California in derision, implies a lie which is lii:in.v .Urn. this land tempo's its cold in winter and heat in bummer. No storms YcW Healtli Kpnewer. Absolute .... cine for nervous dcullitvnnd weakness, of great seventv ever fall upon it. 0f the jtcnerativ? functions. SI, at drug- Lightning her,,' when seen at all, , fenffffi" DATIS C0- is of so mild a sort, and so rare, as ' to be hailed as nn old friend. .vutice. TVirf ie nn mnre avpnrrp nin or Pmni tlli- date.laillCS I!. Booker Is tllP mere is no more average, rain or t nniy person ant!ioiizol to ffrntractUebts 5 drouffht in this country than in WowlerKoodsIiiinynamisforiiNenttliM .1 1 u- ui 1 1 m, m 1 Knanpton Cannery. .Ioskpic Jlnvu. 1 any other habitable land, there turla, Jan. :s, IK'S. 1 is rain enough for crops and sun enough for health. Crops give wealth, health gives happiness, and we are content. No man who J-'iiriil-dtkl lloouis to Lot At Mr Million's lodging hoiw. Xoticc. MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS " CARDS? Jut received per steamer Columbia, a fine lot ot eastern oysters, which will be served up in fir,t class style at Ros-coe-i, Occident block. Take Static?. "ItitcJmpainn.' had ever lived this side of tho Rockies ever went East and was contented. Few have crossed and wished they had not on account of the climate. Telegram. New, (iiiick. complete cure 4 ds. urinarv affections, smarting, fieqiient or difllcult urination, kidney diseases. ?1. at druggists. Ore-inn Depot, DAVIS ic CO Portland, Or. A CAllII. On after this jlate nn additional 10 cents per coid will be charged on all orders for sawed wood not accompanied bv the cash, nt Gras wood yard. July lt,ISSt. Kaitern Oyster. Another fine lot of Eastern Oysters Just received at Koscoes, per steamer Oregon. Occident block. Have we a "Revenue Tariff?" ing, in which aro spread great prairies, or a succession of small mountains, hills and vallej's. At the sea coast the air is humid, away Irom tne coast it is ary. The effect of tho air currents be tween sea and land is not the same in all places nor m all years. Yet it averages uniform for each loca tion, one year with another. It is jirobable that there is no place in the world from whence a choice of climate can be so readily made or so cheaply obtained as from this city. In the coast coun ties, a day's journey away, tho climate of Nova Scotia prevails, without its autumn and winter. Here, we have the climate of Vir ginia, if we bar its hot days and the summer storms of rain, hail and lightning. It is but a day's journey to the regions of .perpetual snow on the hacks of the huge cascades. It is a "day's journey to the sunny valleys of Southern Oregon, where a White Mountain summer and a Florida winter suc ceed each other, barring again the terrible storms of both. Two day's journey goes to the Walla Walla country, where there are New Every m3n in any degree famil iar with our present tariff and its operation knows that it is weighted with anomalies at once absurd anil t fraudulent. Many articles upon the list are protected by prohibi tive duties which take countless millions of dollars annually out of the pockets of American consum ers for the sole benefit of favored monopolies that do not employ, all told, a hundred workingmen. By way of example, rice is sub ject at present to a duty of 8.1 per cent. Diamonds pay only 10 per cent. Now, will anybody tell us how the country would be ruined if the poor man's rice pudding was reduced to half its present cost ! and the rich man's brilliant soli taire made somewhat dearer? American copper mines aro so well "protected" ngaiust competi tion that our manufacturers are! To all who are. suuerimi from the eirors and indiscretions of youth, nerv ous weakness, carlv decav. loss of man- howl, etc., I will send a recipe that will cine j bu FREE OF CHARGE. This jgieat remedy was discovered bj a mis sionary in Niutli America, oeini a sen addressed envelope to the Rev. J(.si:rn T. Ixmav. Station D, New York City. t Choice Fruit. All of the choicest kinds of apples in the largest boxes for .sale at J. II. D. Gray's. Arrlironl Lodgings IIouho, I'ort Innil. Oregon. To lilve Men. Tin: Astowan has now reached a circulation which places It at the head ' 01 111C iisiol ureuu uuuies, ;um iusuit:s to advertisers thereof more benefit for! tho amount paid than maj lie secured elsuu here. To those who wisli to reach the largest number of readers at the smallest expense, we offer the columns of an attraclhe. daily, the success of which from the very stint has been far beyond the expectations of the most sanguine. lHJHXKTT'S !OCOAJ.K. Unlike nil Other Hair IHressiii". Is the best for nromoting thegrotvth of and beautif ing the hair, and rendering it dailc and glossy. The Cocoaiue holds, in a liquid form, a large proportion of ueouorizou cocoanui on. piepareu ex pressly lor this purpose. No other com pound possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly suit the various condi tions of the human hair. The superiority of Uuuxkit's Fr.AV- oiiixg Extuacts consists ill their per fect purity and great .strength. New house ami first class in its ap pointments. Third street, in It. 11 Thompson':, block, opposite dipt. Ains worth. Rooms bv the day, week or month. " Mi:s.E. Anniooxr. S. AUNDT & EERCHEN, ASTORIA. - OREGON. The Pioneer Machine.- Shop BLACKSMITH mms&s s.HOP4Ste and jsSssSa-'iv Ml kinds ot Boiler Shop ENGOTE, CAOTERY, . AND STEAMBOAT WORK Promptly attended to. A specialty made or repairing CANNERY DIES, FOOT OF L IFAYKTTE STREET. T? C. 1IOJL.DKX, NOTARY PUBLIC, AUCTIOXEF.H, COMMISSION AND SUBANCE AGENT. T a. Mcintosh. MERCHANT TAILOR, Occident Hotel Building, ASTORIA - - - OREGON p I. -".VINTON, Attorney and Counselor at taw. Olace in C. K Tarker's building, on. Benton steeet, opposite Custom House, ASTORIA. - - - - OREGON. Notice to the Ladleis. .Switches, curls and frizzes made, from combings or cut hair. Call on or ad dress Wsr. Uni.EXHAnT, Occident hair dressing saloon, Astoria, Oregon Peruvian pitterx. Cinchona Rubra The Count Cinchon was the Sjiauish u.i . r !. vieeiov m rent 111 1I"0. Tin Count? uu.HCu.:., hi j .... '''- ,lIswhr.,va.-mwtra,cdb an intermit England Bummers and Maryland winters. Of cold and temperate we have all degrees; only of the deadly tropical have we none. "Writers who have described the grandeur of our country and the artists who have painted its peaks and waterfalls have neglected the broad sweep of the shoulders of the mountains as thoy rise, swell above swell to the very clouds. In the view of the mountains to the east of us on our first page there are three peaks which are perpetually snow capped. The wonderful rocks and abrupt, tow ering heights which have given their impression to all writings of our mountains, are in the middle of the picture where it is seen the Columbia river comes through them. There are thousands of feet of perpendicular rock, but on their tops there is everywhere a rich, deep soil. The mountains are rough and rocky only where they are seamed and cleft by water courses. On the tops of the hills, seen beyond tho Columbia, there are farms from whence the grand est sunsets of earth may be seen; and not beauty alonp but thrift is there. Beyond those .mountains are the valleys and prairies of Eastern Oregon and Eastern Wash ington, and then more mountains and valleys again. Who could sum the climate of such a country in a few words, or mea'sure it with statistical figures of temperature and rainfall? The warm stream of air brought from the- coast of Southern Asia and thrown upon crude article than it is sold for in Europe after being cnrried from here across the Atlantic. Of course, scarcely a pound of eopper is imported here, and the govern ment consequently derives no rev enue from the article. Tho duty on fine laces is only 35 per cent.; the duty on the poor man's blanket is 100 per cent, making it cost him just twice its market value for the sake of a few radical mill owners in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, who employ but a few hundred "hands," and grind these down to starva tion point. iV. J'. San. Hie Weekly Aslorian Is,- a mammoth sheet, nearly double lie, size of the Daily. It is just the pa per, for the fireside, containing in audi tion to all the current news, choice mis- cellanv.agiicultiiral matter, market re ports, "etc. It is furnished to single sub scribers at 00 per year in auvance. Buy the WeeUly. The Wkkki.y Astouiax for this week is full of inst sucli information and news of the country as your friends in the east want to see. It has very f..t ...1 ai-4 ... j.mn.it.1 n rwl la ili- in tlia muzzle of Information that no family can successfully squeeze along without. Two dollurs will buy the whole wad for. a year, $1 W) for sic months, or ten cents per copy. . A Willloniaport Property. ASTORIA IRON WORKS, BrNTOX Strkkt, Nkar I'aiikkr House, ASTORIA. - OREliON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. UKDllURIflBfiNBHBS Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A D. AVass, President. J. (l. IIusti.kk. secretary. i.V. Cask, Treasurer. Jonx Fox, bupeilntendent TAX TUTTI.E. 31. 1). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFTiCE-Ovcr tho White House Store, Rksidkncb At Mrs. Munson's boardinc house, Chpnamus street, Astoria, Oregon. t, CRANK, 31. D, 'physician and surgeon, Iloom No. 3. AHtorlan. Itnildlos- (UP STAIES.) KKsiDKNCR-Corncr of Benton and Court streets. Astoria, Oregon. "CI I. HICKS, DENTIST, ASTORIA, - -. OKK'IOJ.. Rooms In Allen'H building up stairs, comf of Ciss and Sqemocqtie streets. teiu fever, from which she was freed by the use of the native remedy, ihe Peru vian bark or. as it vjns called in the language of ihe countiy, -Quiiuuiina." Grateful for her recovery, on her letum to Europe in JIBS, she introduced the remedy in Spain, wheie it was known under various names, until Iuiu'ens called it Cinchona, in honor o' Ihe lady who had bioimht them that which was more precious than the sold of thclncas. To this dav. after a lapse of two hun dred and fifty jears, scienci lias ien ttsiiothin'4 to take its place. It effectu ally ceres' a morbid appetite for stimu lants, by restoring the natural tone of the stomach. It attacks e.eesshe love of liquor as it does a fever, and destroys both alike. The powerful tnic virtue of the Cinchona is preserved in the Permian Bitters, which are as eifecfie against malarial fecr tw!ny as they were in the davs ot the old SuanUli Vieernvs. We guarantee the ingredi ents ot these bitters to be absolutely mire, and of the best Known duality. A trial will satisfy you that this is the. best bitter in tl-n world, "iiioprooi ot Great bargains are now offered in the cilv of Williauisport for unv persons wishing to locate.jrom one lotjto Ave acres. It is well adapted for gardens, dairv ranches or pleasant homes; well elevated, situated one mile south of Astoria o i Youngs bay. with a good graded road to the place. For further information call at my resilience near the ceineterv. Jonx "Williamson. In Ihe Whole History of "lleilleine Henry Watterson attended the trial and telegraphed his paper that Guiteau "impressed me to-day as a man of acute understanding, and, though a blundering, a trucu lent wit, as a mimic actor on a real stage he ceitainly cuts no mean figure, and will go down to history as absolutely sui generis a sort of weird and wizened apoth eosis of dead-beatism. All de scriptions of his personal appear- anco are at fault. He is simply brazenly and shabbily and scant ily genteel. His voice instead of being harsh and unnatural, is both trained and taking; not resonant like the voice of Voorhces; not cultivated to the pitch of Wendell Phillips, but homely, a vulgar cross between the two, with a touch oft "Mulberry Sellers' and a reminis cence of "Rip Van Winklo.', He is no more crazy than I am. Ho shot Garfield as the last desperate venture in a life of moral obliquity and-nersonal discomfiture." the middiii!! is in tho eating." and we willingly abide this test, l-'orsale by all druggists, grocers and liquor dealers. Order it. Have. Wistars balsam of wild cherry always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bionchitis, whooping rough, croup, in fluenza, consumption, nud-.dl throat and lung complaints. X) cents and?l a bot tle. A cough, cold or sore 'throat should be stopped. Neglect frequentl j lesiilts in an incurable" lung disease or consump tion. Ilrown's Bronchial tioches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly on the in flamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh, and tho throat troubles which singers and public speakers aie subject to. For thirty years UrownV. bronchial troches have been recommended by physicians, and alwajs give peifect .satisiaciion. liiitnu; wen u-siuu uj wide and constant use for nearly an en tire generation, they haw attained well merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 2.". cents a dox- everywhere. Blanks, Promissory notes, bonds for" deed, nuit claim deeds, mortgages and warranty deeds, nt this olUce. Xo preparation has ever performed such marvelous cures, or maintained so widen reputation, as Aykr's CiiERRY Pixtouai., which is recognized as the world's uiued for all diseases of the thioat end Inniis. Its long-continued series o" w underfill cures in all climates has made U universally known as a safe and reliable acent to einnloy. Against ordinary colds, w Inch are the forerun- neis of more serious disorders, it acts sneedilv and siuelv. alwavs relieving suffering, and otten saving life. The protection it affords, by its timely use in throat and ihest disoiders, makes it an invaluab'e remedy to be kept always on hand in everv home. No person can aflord'obe without it, and those who have once used it never will. Prom their knowledge of its composition and effects, physicians use the CnEimY Pi:ctoi:ai. extensively in their practice, and clergymen lecommend it. It Is absolutely certain in its remedial effects, and will alwiM.s cure where cures aie possible. FOR SALE UY ALL HEALERS. WILLIAM EDGAR, Corner Main and Chenamun Streets, ASTORIA ORKOON. DlilLKS IS CIGARS AND TOBACCO, tftTho Celebrated t . , JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM and other English Cutlery. ST .SkTXQESEZi-Sr I FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Keershaum Pipes, etc, A fine stock of YVatrhPH nnd.lewclry. "Iliizxle uuii llreceli l.ondlns Mint GiaiN and miles, Ituvolvers. IMitolB. and Ammunition MARisa: ;i,vssr.K. A. .BOWLBY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chenanms Street. - ASTOKIA. ORK(01 Q II. IIAIIV &. CO., (IKALKR IX Doom. "Wlndown, Ullndji, Tr MniN, Lumber, Etc, AU kinds ot Oak Lumber, Glass. Boat Ma terial, etc. bteain Jtlll near Weston hotel. Cor. tlru evlve and Astor streets. , J. H. D. GRAY, Wholesale iuulTetall dealer In-. FX.OXTX-U ALL KfNBS OF FEED, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wtwl, Etc "Tle'neralsVoraKcand Wharfase oBTeasoa able terms, t 'ootof Benton street. AstorU Oregon. .MISCELLANEOUS. Professor D. T. Stanley, of Mon mouth, has purchased the office, etc., of the Pacific Christian Mes senger, published at that place, and will publish the same under the namo of The Christian Herald He will open the office at Portland in connection with the one at Mon mouth. Roy. Bruce Wolverton, pastor of the Christian church in Portland, will assist in the editorial department. O'SlSLi ROLMAN'S PAD. KOK THK ST0MAGH, LIVER, ANJ) KIDNEYS. ALSO A FINE Assortment of fine SPECTACIXS and F.YE GLASSES. For Sale. Per British banc 'Waulock" due at Astoria March 1st. 100 Tons No. 1 Glencarnock Scotch Pig Iron, 40 Tons English Foundry Coke, 350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal. Apply to tt AUO. C. KIN'M'Y, Astoria, Oregon. I 31- w"S 'ft " lSAO5'ar Take Notice. John Rogers, Central Market, Has rcccix cd alarRe iuvoieo ot ISAKKELS AND HALP BA11RKLS of the best quality, readv to sudd v Bui nerlcs and all others, cheap for cash. And is now ready to supply Butchers Can- nvxmst. jDJsmBY. HEALER IK New and Choice m'illi n:e r y, Dc-ilrci to call tlic attention of the Ladles ot Astoria to tho fact that she has received a large assortmont ot tha ii.VTKST STYLES OP Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, AND FAJNTCS-S-T GOODS. Corner Main and Squcmoqhe Streets. TSADE MARK. In all cases of hllliousness and malaria in eery toim. apreypntatlve and euro of chlUs, feii er and dumb ague. Dr. Holman's Fad Ls a perfect success. And for dyspepsia, sick headache and nenous prostration, as the pad h applied otcr the pit of the stomach, the great nervous centei.it annlldlates the disease at once. II regulates the liver and stomach so suc cessfully that digestion becomes perfect. Prof. D. A. Loomls says : "It Is nearer a of ab- ad is the universal panacea than anything In medl- t on me principle only true exponent, cine." This Is clone on the nnncipl sorption, of which Dr. Holman's Pi "Hacktaetack."' ra lasting and fn- rant perfume.-rFrice '.'5 and 39 cents. BldbyTr.E.I)tmeat. King of the Blood Is not a 'citni all" it is a blood-purlflernnd tonic. Iinpunlvof the Mood io!ons the s. tem, deranges the circulation, and tluii in duces uunv dividers, kmnwi bv different names to distinguish them according lo ef fects, but being really br.uiclics or ph.iies of mat great generic uisoruer, impurity r Itlood. Such are Iirpcpta, IWIfoumm, Z.lrr Complfitnl.U'mrtlpatton.litrrov Dfi ontcrir. Headache, Vaclache, General ird. fiow. Heart leac,)rop')i. Kubieii D'fxam, Piles, Ilheumatimn, Calarrli, Scmfuln. Shin Dfjionlsrx, Pimple. Ulerrx. Sutttlnu, U. etc: Kinc the 151 nod prevents and cures these by attacking the cciioe, Impuritv ot the blood.. Chemists and physicians agree in calling It "I ho most genuine and efficient preparation for the purpose," Sold by Drug gists, 81 per bottle. See testimonials, direc t innd e In namDhlet. "Treatise on Diseases ot tbn Blood." wrapped around each bottle. D. P.ANSOM, SON & Co..Frqra. Buffalo, N. V. For all kldrfev tmnbles. use Dr. Holman's Rpnnl or Kldnev Part. Iho best remedy In tho Viorld ahiT recommended by the medical lacmiy. Beware of Bogus Pads. Each genuine Holman's Pad bears the pri- ate reenue stamp of thellolican Pad Co.. with the above trade mark printed In green. Buy none without It. For Sale by all Druggists. Dr. Holman's advice is free. Tull treatise sent free on application. Address : HOLMAJf PAD CO. 7-H Broadway, New York. P.O. box 2112. GERMANIA BEER HALL AND BOTTLE BEER DEPOT. Cin-tun's Stuket. Abtorh. The Best ot Lager G Ctg. a Glna Orders for Ihe" Celettj CQlnmWa Brewery j 8,fi fri.fct. Left nt this place will be. promptly attend ed to. ... -No cheap Han Francisco Beer sold at this place WM. BOCK. Proprietor. ai. nowE, BOAT BUILDER, AT THK OLD STAND, OKAY'S BUILDING riKST CLASS WOP.K A SPECIALTY. BILL HEAD PAPER, Ov EYKKT GRADB AND COLOR, THIN cd tr plain, at loirest rates, at Tub Astoria offlto MINT SALOON, OPPOSITE O. T.. & N. COMPANYS DOCK. None but the best liquors and cigars passed over the bar. - X SCHULDT. Wilson & Fisher DKALKES IN LUBRICATING OILS, COAL OIL, PAINTS AND OILS. Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared Rubber Packing-. PROVISIONS, MILL FEED, GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEED. Which will be exchanged tor country pro duco or sold at Ion est prices. Corner Clienamus and Hamilton Streets ASTORIA. OREGON. I. W. CASE, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL DEALER IN GENERAL HICHAMSE Corner Chcnamus and Cass streets. ASTORIA - - - OREGON Mrs. P. M. Williamson. DX.AI.Krc IK D11RSS TRIMMINGS, All kinds ot JW00LS, ZEfHYRS, LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC.- Corner of Cass and Jefferson streets, Astoria -Stamping and Dress .Making done to ortor. f y "V t