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Astoria, Oregon, Sunday Morning, February II, 1883
No.
114.
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A MANY-SIDED MAN.
W. H. Gilder, the Herald cor-'
respondent, who crossed Siberia to
carry the news of the burning of
the Rogers, arrived in New York '
on Wednesday ol last week. He
doesn't look, says a correspondent
of the Philadelphia Record, as
though he had undergone some of
the severest hardships that ever
befell a man. He says, how-!
over that he is not very well that
the horse he ate on the jour-j
nrv had not been well fen, and
didn't agree with him. To us who
sat yesterday and day before
around roaring fires, it seems im-1
possible that a man could live it:
such a climate as he has been in
for the past year. But even that
was nt as bad as the year he was
with Schwatka on the other side.
Tt is not a little singular that Mr.
Gilder, when at home, is the most
luxurious of men in his way of
living. He is so particular about
his food that, no matter how hun
gry he might bo, he would rather
wait an hour to have it prepared
in a certain way than to t-it down .
and eat it prepared carelessly. He J
won't drink a cup of coffee unless
the bean has been roasted and
ground since he ordered-it; he
will go into the kitchen cf a res
taurant and give the chef exact
orders how to grill a kidnpy or
fry a dish of whitebait. He would
rather go without the whitebait!
than eat it if one of the tiny fish
happen to get broken. I have
known him to have been an hour
makinsr a salad dressing. Yet he
can rough it as no man I ever met.
When he was in King William's
land with Schwatka and during
this last journey he lived on blub
ber and frozen seal. 1 heard him
say to-day that the nearest he ever
came to appoplexy from too high
living was on Wrangel land. They J
had a good Italian cook on the
Rogers, and plover were to be had j
for the shooting, so the' lived as
well as they could have in Paris
or New York. The plover were
the size of pigeons, and as fat as
though they had known the Rog
gcrs was coming and preprepared
for the slaughter. But after the
Rogers was burned all the stores
were lost, and on the journey
across Siberia the larc was pretty
'bad and, what was worse to a fas
tidious man, it was not clean, but
it was eat that or starve. The
frozen seal was piled up in a cor
ner of the hut and was sat upon
and slept upon by the entire family.
When thev were hunirrv thev
broke a piece off and ate it. Mr.
Gilder says that the fat was very
warming, and the fur was not bad
when it was frozen hard, but when
it rose up and tickled the throat it
was anything but pleasant. I
asked him if he did not suffer a
great deal from these privations,
and he said that the hardships
themselves were not so bad, that
it was the mental worry that told
on him. The native he had as a.
guide was a bad fellow, and was '
constantly trying to desert him.
in which case he would have per
ished in the wilderness. It was
nececessary to watch the man night
and day, and Mr. Gilder slept so
HMitlv (so as to hear the rascal if
he moved in the night) that when
he got up-the next morning he was
far from being refreshed. -And yet
Mr. Gilder wants more of this
life, and would ro back to-morrow
if thc-ro was an expedition going
out.
Mr. Julius Hoffstadt, Madison,
Ind., bears hearty testimony to tin
wonderful cure by St, Jacobs Oil,
of his wife, who suffered terribly
with rheumatism. Permanent re
lief followed its use.
How Mark Twain Wrote "Inno-! the garbage man have a flirtation
cents Abroad." at the back gate, itonlysbows that
At that time we. ail did our work ' romance is as necessary a part, ol
in our rooms, and when one of us 'human life as food and sleep. All
got tired we went to the room of people pass through it as through
one of the others. If the other , teething and the measles, but
fellow was working hard he snub-; unlike teething and the measles, it
bed the visitor; if he wa? idling he j is so pleasant that they love to
welcomed him. It was here I be-1 look back upon it when it is
came a verv good drinker and J passed. The young folk, who
very good smoker. At Twain s ; Haven't Known it yet. iov- iu reau
. . . i K.. X- onA inmrrinn itrlvil ?t. Will
room, however, tne visitor ,u)juuui,ikoim,...!i...v
always welcome, for by nature -be; the old folk, who have passed
Twain is so lazy that Ins "will not! through it, like to read the g
. ! I.:i.n.!n rnal rr firtif l1i;C ff
work it there is an excuse ior w
loaGnir. He had a little back! others. It never will go out of
room that was a novelty, a j fashion, and never will bo very
museum, a hermit's cave, a den for different from what it is now.
a wild animal, and the wild animal rm might as well try to take the
was there. In this room Clemens, skeleton out of a girl as take the
wrote his "Innocents Abroad." j romance out of her.
I wish you could see it to-day in j How Piute Indians Live
the light of Marie i wain s present Gam -m the9napc of pcCi;e ant
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A, SI-. JOHNSON & Go.,!
Dealers la '
SMb CMlerv and Groceries j
CROCKERY & CLASS WARE.
A'o TVholesale Dealers In
Vnini.s. OlSs. Yisrsiislics. Glns.
T'tiiiy. Avtisis' Oil and Water
Color. lai::t nml Kalso-
f-3$Si , mixio I3ritt!its.
Cor.xtuM'y o hand a rull and choicostocc
cf trploaiid IV.ucj (Jroccjrle Only tlio
Best lci:.
(-r stwk fI Crooiterj' and IJlnns
WaroMln1 Ijars-st and nio-t Complete
St..r I. or run nril In Aori:i
'XrXi fntiMlcttnir if
V'SJ TVa ..nd limner Son, Totiet Sot. Oln3.
j i Kn:it, Min v icr ots. Uar Fixtures. A.e
c. Mus. INKs.f. Uu-tic liottles (ioblct, Tura-
fig E er. hu:g $,M at lowest U vins Kate5.
tJ5'3" 5araiicoiI.
.n rai!.:i alhrn will irons than repay you.
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reputation and lialt million ot , JuckSj Js stilj pientiful at tl,e Sink
money. I am rather hardened jof the CarSon The Indians there
now, but 1 remember it shoi-keu
me at the time. The little drum
stove was full of ashes running
over on the zinc sheet, which was
covered all over; the bed seemed
to be unmade for a week. The
room was sour with tobaccfsmoke,
the floor, dirty cnougn to begin
with, was littered with newspapers
from which Twain had cut his
letters. Then there were hun
dreds of pieces of torn manuscripts
which had been written and then
rejected by the author. A dozen
pipes were about the apartment
on the wash stand, n the mantel,
on the wilting table, on the chairs
everywhere that room could be
found. And there was tobacco,
and toLacco everywhere. One
thing there were no flics The
smoke killed them, and I am now
surprised the smoke did noL kill
mf, too. Twain would not let a
servant come into his room. He
would strip dotvn his suspenders
(his coat and vest, of course, being
off) aud walk back and forward in
slippers in his little room and
avvi'tll ituu ciuurw un "'"' .j
long. Of course, at times he
would work, aud when he did
work it was like a steam engine
at full head. 1 do believe that if
Clemens had not been under con
tract to write for the Hartford
firm his "Innocents Abroad," ho
never would have done it. Of
course, at that time, Townscnd,
Stillson, Riley and myself never
thought Twain's book wGuld
amount to anything, and probably
he did not think it would either,
but he was writing for the money
his naked manuscript would bring
from his Uartford publishers. He
needed that money and so he
wrote. He is glad ha did write
now, for that "Innocent's Abroad,"
written in that little back room on
Indiana avenue, in Washington,
has been the making of the fame
and fortuife of Mark Twain.
Whether he smokes the same old
pipes: whether he wears the same
soiled undershirts; whether he
heats his room with the old, un-
cleaned stoves; whether he swears
at his or other people's servants;
whether he mopes, and snarls and j
whines well, I don't care. He is
rich and aristocrtic. He has
edited a paper in Buffalo and an-
other in Hartford. He failed' in
both. Editing is not his forte. J
Humor is his forte, but you will
excuse me if 1 say that coarse
humor should be nobody's forte?
Chum.
IT PAYS
ATlSm. :
Heurnlma. Sciatica. Lumbaao. 'TO TRADE WITH ME!
Backache, Sorsness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell- j WT'TDT O
ings and Sprains, Burns ana' . VV JiU r
Scalds, General Bodilv
Pains, ' . PRANK ELBERSON,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Fe6t Pci?Z'f"ch1Lolh'' iSeasMeBatej & Coifectionerj.
No FipanHoti on earth enals St. J pom Oh. j , -, - 0
u a safe, mire, simple aud cheap External W JES. -Si .
KemeJjr. A trial entails but tho cojparatirslj I
trffilnK outlay of CO PcnU. and eretr ooesuffer- j BecaUSe rrjy QOOdS arC the Best,
lng with pain caa Lavo cheap tad yviuxt proof
of IU claims. , .. r. .
Directions In Keren Lacpjages. i afiQ KiWays rreSII.
CaJcos Candies etc.. lurnfchedfor 'Wedding
put tics Mion no ice, and guaranteed to
: perfect satWac.Iom
Cike ornamenting :i .pecialty.
Oppniiio H. W. JlumeTH.
and at the Sink of the Humboldt
appear to be having easy times.
They sell game enough to get flour,
coffee, sugar and tobacco, and t
have nothing to do but cat. drink, ;
smoke and sleep, hunting when '
they feel like having a little exer-.
icn 'icr n Nn rntrtl :i orreat i
maiiy small fish, of which they j B0LDBYALLDHUQGI3KAHDDEALEE3 j
make a kind of chowder. The n crnrt.-p.T.-C.T? A-. (Tite
fish are caught by means of dip 2Jaittmorr,2d.,v.s.A.
mils, some eight feet square, sus-, ; ; " "
ponded from a pole supported on ' The ba o R, Jaclr" b:is he
two crotches, like an old-fashioned , ofte described; to a sailor it has
well-sweep. These nets are worked :o"e noted advantage beyond that
, .i mi 4.i. r 'of Bosten: namely, he may enter
y me squaws, xney uaigu imui ' " . , ," ' t
a quart to a peck of minnows at a ,ifc without a pilot, simply because GlgarS, TflbaCCO and Cigarettes
dip. The fish so caught are beat-; "onc arc lo uu ,ou,,u' u '" Meerschaum and Brier Pipes,
en into a sort of pulp or past never ceaso ue . ,. stpttssnSSS3i;
just as they come out of the water, narrow, imperfectly known and . .'I. an,nVfKtenholm
WZLiIiIAM HOWE,
DEALER IN
Doors, Windows, Blinds, Transoms, Lumber.
All kinds ot
OAK LUMBER, ,
GLASS,
Boat Material, Etc.
1 "SklBveaES
X1XRZVXSTG
AND
Bracket Work
a. srEdAiry.
j Boats of all Kinds Mad to Order- j
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JS-Orders from a distance promptly attended to. and satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WEI. EDGAR,
.YSTORIA. --- OREGON.
Dealer In
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-j. ...A-.s j -ii a un iir iteu ciianneis in xne lasi aim .
tain amount of flour is then'ad ded . West Indies every master must be LGEUiNE ENGLISH CUTLERY
to the mass, aud it is either baked j IlIS ow POI "" :i" uu -,"l ;
and eaten as a cake or boiled .and i seaports, where every position is!
iwi irn oi morL'nii r i tiirir'' i
eaten as a sort of soup or chow-, ' "lGoid and Silver Watches and Chains.
der. VirgiuimiNev.) Enterprise. ; ho cannot run m or out without
.-... ....! nskincr his reputation and his in- .
surance policy. - .-
. -: Cleaning Repairing.
.QVIvlPTnRnS n? WP.RMS. NE.VT. ciinvr and quick, by
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
BEirrox Stbeet, Near Parkkk Hodsk,
ASTORIA, - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LANDIMARINE ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
BUSINESS OAKDS.
TCI. C. flOIiDENti
OTABT PUBLIC,
AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AND
SURANCE AGENT.
DflWIFR
Ofall Descriptions made to Order
nt Whort Xotlrc.
A. D. Wass, rrcsldent.
J. O. IIcstlek, Secretary.
I. W. Case, Treasurer.
Johk Fox, Superintendent
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The counlenaiu'C Is pte and leaden
, colore!, with occasional lluhcs of n cir- j
cinncril.-i sjo? on onc or both cheelis; r
' the eye Iwoine dull; the pupils dilate;
an ariir inlelrvle njnn alon thrt Jower
(;i:o:t4;i: i.ovktt,
I th tnTt. Pixsite N. Iob's.
!ilisui vi... .-..-----r. "t ,
. eve-l!il; the nose is irrlintexl, swi-lN. and '-& ir-i "3 WTTT A HLT
o!iictlmc-.blei.M.:n8wcllnu;;r!l..-uiH-r gJ' Z4 &f g j f A li
i lip; ocLsInal he,;daclic, with luiminin- , JL JlhJJ JLV W V jLiil.iil
or tlirohbinp of the ears; an unusual -e- '
BITTERS !,
IMfi
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..niiim if iil.tvi vllin" nr fiirrf1.! Iiiti''lli? '
; breath veo- foul, panicularly in the mom- j
! Ins; npK!titc variable, somciincs voni- J
clous with a ennwiu? srns,t:in cf the
ftomach; at otherscntlrcly fne; flertins
pains in the stomach ; oCf.sional nnuse-t ,
1 and vomitini?; violent pains throughout ,
i tho abdomen; lwnvcls irrecular. at times
costive; stools slimy, not unfrciiucutly ;
i tinged wltn b'.ocwl ; belly sv l!en ami hard ; !
J urine turbid; respiration occ:s-.ionall diill-
l cult and accompanied by hiccough ; cough ;
1 somctimesdrynnd convulsive; uiicJt-y and i
, disturbed sleep, with grinding of thcteeth ;
t-mper variable, but irener.illj irril.bte. ;
i Whenever the above symptom-, arc !
found to exist.
, DK. C. 3IcLA:FS vcrmiuuhe
will certainly effect a cure. '
Absolutely Pure.
In buying Vcrniifujjo be sure n ::'.t f
the genuine DU. C. 3Id.AE'S Yi:?;?.
1'L'tiE, manufiicturcl ly l'lcmins :-..
21 Wood Street. Pittsburgh, P. T. i
This iMiwdcr never varies. A marvel of , , , t lf it ,,a tlie slRUUturc .f n.-m- i
nuntv.strenzthand wliolrsomeness. More :.. i7 o.i r.'.ini-i?n..
economical than the ord nary kinds, and j Jf storrkcepcr doc not h.v ibe
ClIJIIOl IFl." .MI.lt 111 VUIIIJI U1IUU IIIIM U"V uuii
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genuine, please reion. 10 us.
iiiuae oi low iesi. sunn cism, iuum ui v.I1( us n three cent stamp lor I I. in-
phosphate powders. Sold only in fin", some ndoitlsins cards.
KOVAI. BAKING POWDFJt CO.. 1W Aall-St., p1""" .....,,, tv,, , t
N.Y. rLG3iIM2 BR0.S., Piitsl)n;h. i :t. ,
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rtflSTETTEhV ' S0L1D G0TD
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You can keep your hair nbnudant
and glos3v, and retain its youthful
lor, with Parker's Hair BaLsam.
JEWELRT
f!r--n roU
f in1 Ar- SI
.ARNBT&FEECHEK
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
r KL.O F. JPAKKKB.
SURVEYOR 0F
Clatsep County, and City of Astoria
Offlce-ChenamuitreetvPaU
4VT B. DIIjIiABD,
Attorney at law.
OFFICE AT ST. HELENS, OREGON.
Will attend jteras of Court at Astoria,
Kahuna and Portland,
T D. TVINTOS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
tfS-omce in Pythian Building. Rooms 11, 12.
ASTORIA, - - - " OREGON.
i Tf fi?g'
TynRor
LiKL'SA-f -i
VT
vttu
Boiler Shop SsHKr
All kinds of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AND
STEAMBOAT WOEE
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET.
TAY TTJTTIiE, 31. JO.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFiCE-Rooras 1 , 2, and S. Pythian Bui W-Ins-
Residence Over Elberson's Bakery, op
posite Barth & Myers' Saloon.
P P. IIICIiH.
PENTIST,
ASTORIA, -
Booms in AUen's building up stain, corner
of Cass and Sqemocqhe streets.
- OREGON
Wilmcrding & Co., San Francisco.
Loeb & Co., Agents. Astori .
Romance.
Romance is none the less true 1
liannncn it l lf fnmmfjn. O '
-l.n..1.1 ennri, rnm-inpi' hpr:ui;e ' Inralids. brolccn down in health and spirits 5
should not scorn romance nicauM, . ., ..irnni ,inpns;n. or ufforini? from iho.t.
8T03L1CH
8TTERS
ssja.cExus'i's.
, Scarf Pins, Chains, Watches, j
' Ofeverj-decrii)tkii. j
Tlsc finest toek of .lev. dry In amoi!.i. .
tAU goods rarranted as rcpreidpd. j
GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER, j
. To Let.
'mitpovn Avnni'nnnni'S ii lmv.
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JL. nUCUIIiiTOUUtWU win , i.' uu
Fine and Course Liverpool
SALT.
Tin IMnte. ISiuckTIxi. Caustic Soda,
For sdc ex "Warehor.ic at Portland
or Astoria by
K.vi.rouH, rTi5:iic & co.
dtf Portland. Or.
$500 Reward.
all people may have it. any more
than weshoulJ scorn color because
everybody else can see. If the
duke and the princess may have
romance, and the kitcheu maid and
UJ VU1UU1W UjrFi i-i, vi "uuvnuf. itvut vuw
terrible exbannion that follous tho attacks
Ol ocuto aieae, inc testimony m uiouauus
who bare been rafco-l ns by a miroclo from a
similar -tato of proytration by Ho tetter's
Momach hitter;, is a euro gaarantce that by
tho same means you, too, may be mescth
enedaud restored.
For tale by all Drajrists and Dealers
generally.
JL wied in roonus : .sm an in on-, -jwj .- nt ....vthc-ilinverewtrd for any case
feet, unnnuhed. Also :i MtrP ,.: ijn.mi.1 ,,, nr 1 ' hhf i),m i Sick fled-
nlledand capped, abt.ut 22 x 4s f.ct, irons- "Jii.iKVrtiIwirion or C.stlve-
intr on illnev street. U-.va ctvt-n to region-1 VJ '"Ji1.10"' V?W",!im. vi",,N.
E"SJ?!S; 5Sl&iSSSSe"SSSftS2ffi
.ir ri?rtiipr unrtlculars Innutre ol
BE, 33- JEikHkEm,
DKALKU n"
I Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATTORNEY AT LA"W.
Chcnamus Street. - ASTORIA. OREGOJt
Piano Lessons With Use of Piano.
MES. J. W. RUDDOCK.
'Terms moderate. Orders may be left at
Adler's book store.
G.A.'STINSON & CO.,
BLACKSMITH1NG,
At Capt. Rogers old stand, corner et Casa
and Court Streets.
Ship and Cannery work. Horseshocine.
Wagons made aud repaired. Good work
guaranteed.
M. WEllTHEIMEIt. I. WEUTHElMEl:
M. WERTHE1MER & BRO.
aiANUFACTUBEBS OF FDJE
Havana and Domestic Cigars
No. S18 .Front St. San Franoiseo
rs innuire of
It A lfTIT ."fe "MKVRirS
Astoria. Oregon. Decfinber 2S 1KS3.
Notice.
STATE AND COU TV TAXES FirniE
year 1882. are now du ani can be paid
at my office at tlm ourt IIouso.
4-wU A, M, TWOUOLTi Sbesi.
and never fail to give satisfaction, hugar
coated, l-nre boxes, containing so 1111s. 2a
cents, t or s.i;e iy an uniRgiM-i. j:na
couuterfeitn and Imitations. Ilie tti-imine
miiuiit.ictiin-d otilv-uyJoiisC. Wrsr&Co.
"The Iill Maker." island IS! A.31ailbpu
St., Chicago. Free trial package sent by
mall prepaid oa receipt of a 3 cent stamp,
W E. Dement, agent.
Hay, Oats, Straw.
Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand
Wood Ilellvercd to Order,
Draying, Teaming and Express Business.
Horses ana Carriages for Hire.
DEALEIi lie
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
FIRKT CLASH
HEADQUARTERS
Foster's Emporium.
Most Complete Stock in Astoria
JY ovelties ofall Kinds
Frnlts Both Foreljsu and Domcatlft
. Wines and Liquors
Ul ouifcnui niouu, . -m
POSTER'S CORNER. 0 R &2f DOCK ! A the regular meetings shall be hela on
. , . .!, Rt moiiqiy oi eacii iuimm. m- .-
I. W. CASE,
UIPOKTKK AND WHOLESALE AND BK
TAIL DEALER IN
GENERAL MESCHAMS1
Corner Chenaraus and Cass streets.
ASTORIA.
- OREGON
Attention Longshoremen.
i T70D ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
That Ilacking Cough can bo so,
quickly cured by Sliiloh's Cure. We
guarantee IL .Sold by Vf. E. Dement.
You will Rovern yourselves accordlnely.