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ASTOUIA, OREGON:
FRIDAY jfi.Y 11. ll
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(Momlay excepted)
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Sent by SLtfl, per month ... . corn.
" r one j ear . -:.oo
lree of post.is- to Mibscnbor-.
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tne rate ol 62 per sUaie per month. Tran
sient advertising llftv cents per square, each
Insertion.
Notice To Advertisers.
The Astorian guarantees to iu ad
vertisers tb(; largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
IROU2SD THK UITt.
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Fine weather.
Harmony, brethren, haruionv.
The Slate sails for San Francisco to
day. The Columbia arrived in ut 11:30 jes
terday morning.
A large assortment of splendid job
stock just received nt Tni: Astorivn job
office.
Gwin Hick, brother of Dr. F. P. Hicks
of this city is city editor of the Olympin
Courier.
Any one wanting to buy one jxund
cans can get thera in quantities to suit
from A. V. Kerry.
Bets on the nomination were plenty
yesterday. Tilden and Cleveland wnieu
to be the favorites.
Judge Bennett, lute of thin district, has
formed a partnership with O. F. Paxton,
and will practice law in Portland.
The body of Frank Woodcock who was
drowned near "Wcstport on the J!rd was
recovered yesterday afternoon at that
place.
The American bark Belle of Oregon,
1169, Matthews master, 129 days from
New York, armed in jestetdny after
noon. Attention is diiected to the advertised
sale of furniture, bedding, ttc, by E. C.
Holden on the 10th inst., at the Fabre
hotel.
Mr. T. M. Le Berthon is in the city
taking subscriptions for that valuable
work McCarty's statistician, which is
found indispensable as a book of tefer
ence. The Oregonian missed the morning
boat yesterday and the lino was down all
day, making it decidedly scant for any
one who wanted news from the Chicago
convention.
About forty joung people enjoved a
pleasant gathering last evening at the
residence of Mrs. E. 11. Hnwes, the occa
sion being the departure of Miss Frankio
Strang to Salem.
Lines still down. It w ill w ork all right
as soon as the convention adjourns. If
the convention had met on Wednesday,
instead of Tuesday, the lino woidd have
gono down on "Wednesday, instead of
Tuesday.
There were two fires in Portland yes
terday morning; one in M. T. Mulkey's
frame, corner First and Columbia, whfch
was burned, causing a loss of $5,700; and
another on North Front street, in which
the old and new Couch hotols were
burned. Lobs, $12,000.
L. H. Crow, a well-known resident of
this count', died at his home on Buckeye
slough, about three mile3 above Knappa,
last Wednesday evening. Deceased was
born in Illinois in 1818, and leaves four
children, J. W. Crow, S. B., H. A., and
Mrs. D. G. Boss. The familv was noti
fied of his death yesterday. The funeral
will take place to-morrow.
Bergman & Berry lost a valuable horse
yesterday. He was hitched in the deliv
ery wagon and was trotting along toward
Union town when he ran at full speed,
the driver jumping out in time to escape
plunging into the water as the horse,
wagon and all went out over the edge of
the roadway west of the Washington
Paoking Co.'s premises. He was instant
ly killed.
i GLARING FRAUD.
Imitation is the sinccrest form of flat
tery. In some things the person or thing
imitated feels flattered. In other things
the reverse is the case. Mr. A. Booth,
who is at present imitated, would prefer
that the imitator chose another subject.
He yesterday received from London a
label that is a most ingenious counter
feit of his, and which is being circulated
iikEnglandwrapped around salmon cans,
in hopes of meeting sale under cover of
his reputation. It is not an exact forg
ery, but is sufficiently like the genuine to
deceive any one not conversant with the
brands of our well-known Columbia can-
ners.
In this instance the "Black Diamond"
is superseded by the "Black Ball," the
names of the agents, Scotchler & Gibbs,
are replaced by bogus names Frazer &
Alien; one in every oiner respect xne
counterfeit is almost a facsimile of the
Pennine.
This is not the first time that packers
of Columbia salmon have bad their wares
counterfeited; the execution and general
appearance of this particular -bit of ras
cality is, however, more than ordinarily
calculated to deceive.
Mr. Booth has determined to use every
means at his disposal to ferret out and
bring to justice the authors of this glar
ing fraud. It is necessary that it should
be done. The well-known trade mark of
any of the Columbia river canneries is as
much their individual property as the
cannery itself, and packers owe it to
themselves to see that they are not pirat
ed with impunity.
Lout at Sand fcilntuh
Last "Wednesday night about eleven
o'clock, Otto Schuring and Olaf Knutsen,
in one of Hume's boats, were putting
out their net, and in some way the boat
capsized. Their ories for help were
heard, but before assistance could reach
them they were gone. Their dead bodies
were found on Peacock spit yesterday
morning and brought to this city for
burial. They were both young men.
Schuring being but 22 years of age, and
Knutsen 24, and were well liked by their
brother members of the A. W. P. U.
Schuring will bo buried from the resi
dence of his brother Andrew at two
o'clock this afternoon; at the same hour
Knutsen's funeral will take place from
the same piaoe.
Groceries Creckerj- and Glass
ware In latest stvles and at lowest prices at
Mrs. R. Zimmerman's, corner Main and
Squemoqua. A first class stock of fam
ily groceries.
Fapalar Sea-Hug.
Tos. l.t , 6 and now 7. of
Adler's celebrated Popular Heading,
lust received at the Crystal Palace
Book Store.
Tour Ererj- Taste
Can be suited at Carl Adler's Crystal
Palace. :::::-
Fer a Neat Fitting Boot
Or Shoe, go to P. J. Goodmans, on Che--SfflaistTcet
next door to I. W. Case.
All eoods of the best make and guaran
tranllly. A full stock; new goods
4xmntly arriving, Custom work.
TnK DEMOCRATS IS COUNCIL.
Opinion.. IJumors and Report's Rcrrardlns
Its Action.
On the outside page of to-day's Asto
nutf is the latest obtainable news as to
the noiuin.it ions and the manner in
which thoy were received. So far it ap
pears to be an3body'.s race, though Cleve
land seems still to be in tho lead.
THK TVI.Iir AND OTHK2 QUESTION".
Chicaco, July 9. Tho dread of the
fore-ordaintd quadrennial blunder, and
how to guard against it. or steer around
it, are problems that perplex the Demo
cratic mind. Any candidate, or any set
of principles that would appear to give
assurance of success, would be joyfully
accepted. A fear is prealent that, in
spite of all cautions, a mistake will be
made. The party wants to get control of
the government; candidate and platform
are wholly subordinate to this desire.
Matters are still in much the .same
state as yesterday; Cleveland is still tho
leading candidate, but his opponents as
sert that he is losing strength, and ex
press confidence in their ability to defeat
him. His friends, on the other hand,
profess as much confidence as ever, and
say he will bo nominated on the second
or third ballot. At present fully half the
convention appears to be firmly for him.
As yet there is no prospect that the other
half can unite on any candidate, but
there is a more perceptible boom for
Thurmau, which would promise much
were his own state for him; but the ma
jority of tho Ohio delegation is held
away iron; ms support uv "is pomicai
enemies, headed by John McLean.
Tammany continues to fight nguinst
Cleveland with all possible energy, en
treating delegates to give tho party some
other candidate. They beg for "anj body
but Cleveland, and nfhrm that his nom
ination would bring inevitable disaster.
It would appear impossible for the
committeo on platform to unite on a sin
gle report. Tho committee is composed
?f an equal number of protectionists and
ree traders, and as tho strongest men of
both factions have places on the commit
tee, two reports are expected, which would
carry tho tight into tho comention. But
there yet remains a possibility that tho
platform makers uiay contrive to strad
dle the question by tho insertion of a
plunk that will lead backward or forward
as tho emergency may require.
Tho attendance is very large, but there
is a very noticeable lack of enthusiasm.
Tho speakers do not evince much spirit,
probably bocauso they are afraid that if
they let themselves loose they will Bay
things that the interests of the partv re
quire to be left unsaid.
HTABTLIXQ llCMOIIB.
The following current rumors are cre
ating great excitement: It has been ac
certamed, from a gentleman occupying
confidential relations with many mem
bers of tho Now York delegation, that
communications are now being exchanged
botween Cleveland's followers in the New
York delegation and his friends at Albany
and New York city, with a view that all
factions unite upon tho name of some
New York man and the withdrawal of
Cleveland.
At 1 o'clock this afternoon Mr. Kelly
received a telegram from a gentleman in
New York, occupying a position of politi
cal trust in New York city, inquiring
whether tho name of Abram Hewitt
would bo received satisfactorily by Mr.
Kelly. No reply ha3 yet been made.
This inquiry, coming from such a confi
dential source, indicates that Cleveland's
own friends have suggested Hewitt's
name. Mr. Kelly is represented as not
being unfriendly to Hewitt.
It is said Cleveland's organizers sought
a half-hour interview with General But
ler this morning and tendered him tho
position of secretary of the treasury un
der Cleveland, if he camo to Cleveland's
support on the first ballot. General But
ler promptly replied that he could not
consent to hold a cabinet officer under a
man so unskilled in politics as Mr. Cleve
land. In making his reply to these over
tures, Butler's language was more vigor
ous than elegant, but it conveyed the
contemptuous idea above mentioned.
Cleveland's" rciEXDS vr work.
The Cleveland managers were industri
ously at work all night. The circular is
sued by tho Young Men's Democratic
club of Brooklyn was again pressed upon
the attention of outside delegates. It
urges the nomination of Cleveland on ac
count of his availability. The independ
ent republicans being attracted to him,
their support will be for the benefit of the
democratic party. The delegates are fur
ther advised that in order to insure the
support of the republicans it is necessary
to have a plank in the platform favoring
reform. "It is a fact to be carefully
noted," say these friends of Cleveland,
"that tho republican revolt against Mr.
Blaine is composed for the most part of
individuals and journals who are in favor
of tariff reform. There are other repub
licans represented hero not considered by
these gentlemen. They are not free
traders, but are those who do not like the
sweeping tendency to centralization of
republicanism." "The legal-tender de
cision is referred to as a cause for com
plaint. Owing to tho opinion of Justice
Field, and his opinions on other cases in
volving questions of local government,
these men are favorable to Justice Field,
and have made a strong impression in
behalf of that gentleman. Very judicious
work has been done for Mr. Field, and if
the instructions of tlie California delega
tion did not stand in the way, the dem
onstration in his behalf would be more
pronounced.
The enthusiasm showed for ex-Senator
Thnrman vesterdav encouraged manv in
the hope that he may finally bo accepted
as a compromise candidate, isotning can
be urged against him, they say. The
Californians are very demonstrative in
pushing his candidacy, and if Ohio were
united for him, and equally as zealous,
he would bo very formidable!
One feature of tho morning, iu the
streets and in the neighborhood of con
vention hall, was tho appearance iu forgo
numbers of glaring red bandana hand
kerchiefs, ostentatiously displayodb3 ad
herents of Senator Thnrman on the tips
of walking sticks or in tho hands. The
Thnrman boom is to be pushed to-day.
The only demonstration in honor of
delegates entering tho hall this morning
was made when the Ohio delegation,
headed by Senator Thnrman, made its
appearance. While it was making its
way to the portion of the hall assigned to
it, other delegates and the spectators
generally joined in doing honor to Mr,
Thurmau, and many such expressions
were hoard as, "The noblest democrat of
them all," "He ought to get the nomina
tion," etc.
Attention, A. W. P. V.
Mcmbeis of tho Astoria Working
men's Protective Union arc notified to
meet at their hall at one o'clock this af
ternoon to attend the funeral of their
late brethrcu, Ole Knutsen and Otto
Schuring at two r. r.
F. F. Blikx, J. C. Ross,
Prcst. - Sect.
Stop Tliat Cough
By going to J.E. Thomas's and getting
a bottle of Leroy's Cough Balsam.
It will ctjiie YOU.
A full lino of ladies' and children'
Shoes, latest styles, to be found cheop
at Arvolds, sign of the Golden Shoe.
Buy your Lime of Gray at Portland
prices.
Sleepless Nights made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is
the remedy for you. Sold by TV. E. De
ment & Co.
Arvold sells Boots and Shoes cheaper
than any one else in town, because we
bay for cash.
COLUSBU BITES SALSOS.
About two weeks ago a dispatch ap
peared in the Oregonian from New York
in reference to a shipment of salmon
from Tho Dalles, in which somo one, who
evidently knew what he was talking
about, is reported to hav6 said that the
salmon caught at Astoria and other lower
river points is far superior to the salmon
caught at Tho Dalles.
Salmon packers at that point naturally
didn't like it and wrote to the Oregonian,
asking the editor of that journal to sam
ple o specimen of salmon sent, and
claiming that the article did them injus
tice. The Oregonian in its i-sue of Juno 30th
comes out editorially and s.iys that the
salmon received from The Dalles "in
every respect come up to the best caught
at the mouth of the Columbia.'
In nil kindness The- Astobiax dissents
from this. It may be that tho Orego
i fan's opinion tends that way, but the
facts are in direct opposition to its as
sertion. The salmon caught at The
Dalles are not, and in the nature of
things cannot be, "in every respect"
equal "to the best caught nt tho mouth
of th& Columbia."
Ihe salmon that comes into the Co
lumbia is essentially a salt water fish; its
apiearance in frebh water is purely inci
dental; it comes into fresh water to
spawn; upon its first appearance from its
native ocean it is plump, fresh; vigorous,
and in splendid condition. It eats noth
ing after it enters the Columbia, its in
stinct is to press on to "the headwaters"
there to spawn, and the farther it goes
the poorer its quality and condition.
When caught on tho lower Columbia,
it is as near perfection as any fish can
be; by the time it has got as far as The
Dallas it hns unquestionably deteriorat
ed. There is no doubt but that good salm
on can be and are caught at The Dalles,
but The Dalles if. 200 miles from where
the fish is at its best, and to assprt thnt
salmon caught at that point arn just as
good "in everv respect as thoso caught
at the mouth of tho Columbia." though
doubtless unintentional, is at total vari
anco with tho existing condition of
things.
Tbr Fourth of Jolj at Knappa.
En. .Worn it:
Kxu'i'A, July 9, 1854.
Tho Fourth camo to us as it does to all
others who live in this great and glorious
republic, and as it has been for over a
century a national holiday, its coming 13
heralded with joyful anticipations. Tho
flowers open their choicest petals, and
the June rosea (of which Knappa has a
bountiful shaio) protracted their sweet
ness to beautify tho occasion, and nearly
everv home betokens the refinement and
intelligence of its inhabitants by its
wealth of blooming flowers.
"We celebrated in n lovely location n
short uistanco from the wharf. A com
pany of perhaps one hundred and fifty
persons, somo choosing tbe quiet of their
own homes. Prof. A. McGinnis, a highly
educated gentleman, furnished an intel
lectual feast in words fitted to the oc
casion, and, although himself a child of
the old Dominion, still honoring his no
blo queen, paid eloquent tribute to the
institutions which but a short sojourn
teaches people to revere, and rictured
in vivid language the character of those
men of stern integrity who drafted and
Bigned the articles which make
the day memorable. Bev J. McCormac
of Astoria, officiated as chaplain
of the day, and read tho time
honored Declaration of Independence.
Patriotic pieces weref sung, but owing to
circumstances tbe musical talent of tho
place was not so well represented as it
should have been, consequently we failed
to hear the soul-stirring notes of "Hail
Columbia," "Bed, "White and Blue," etc.,
so dear to the heart of every American,
borne along by a fall chorus of ringing
voices. A bountiful dinner was furnish
ed by the ladies of the place, to which all
did ample justice.
Games, such as stone throwing, racing,
etc., were afterwards indulged in, to the
delight and recreation of all.
Some lingered around the scene of the
day's festivities until the twilight hour
admonished them that an enjoyable time
with fascinating music awaited them at
tho "hall," where about 100 joined in the
mazy waltz, or tripped the light fantastic
until the "wee sma hours," when they
separated, feeling that their fond antici
pations had been realized.
The recent rains, so bountiful and re
freshing, have made glad the heart of
the husbandman and strengthened the
early promise of plenty of everything for
our comfort, except fruits, which are
really a failure. The fires of last season
devastating the forests, and destroying
the crop of wild berries, so that we shall
necessarily accept the substantial of life,
and look to tbe future for its luxuries.
Resident.
KACT.
Abell ASon, our popular artists, have
the finest and most elaborate photograph
ic apparatus on the coast, together with
the most competent corps of operators
and artists.
To Cauncrj-mou and Fishermen.
Anyone wanting boats built for nevt
season ran leave orders ntTiiK As
ToniAK office in my absence.
Jos. Leathers
Reduced Prices.
The Ham Fat Jap's traveling restau
rant, on and after this date, will satisfv
all hungry mortals' at the rate of 10 cts.
ner sandw ieli. or tfiren fnr -, njntc n
orders left at the Snug saloon will be
promptly attended to.
X. B. No extra charge after 9 P. M.
July 2nd. lftH.
Notice.
Dinner at "J EFFVTCHOP HOUSE
everyday from 4iX)to8 o'clock. The
All who have tried him say Jeff is the
"UVJOS."
The Leading Publications
At Cail Adler's at publishers' prices.
Arvold will sell a laige stock of Boots
and Shoes at cost, at the Leading boot
and shoe store.
lloscoo Dixon's new eating Iioums
is now open. Everj thing has been fit
ted up in first-class stj le, and hi- well
known reputation as a caterer assures
all who like good things to eat, that at
his place they can bo accommodated.
Boston Baked Beans and Brown Bread
every Sunday at Jeffs from 3 a. m. to
2 r. m.
Just received a neulot of Parasols, at
the Empire Store.
Gray sells Snckett Bros.' Xi sawed
ii-vi.il siiiukiuo.
A full lino of Ladies' Lace Milts of all
descriptions, to bo found at the Empire
Store.
Tlin mnsti-vonnlnrhirtArc in tlm mo..-
ket is Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic.
Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic tickles
the palate and gladdens the heart.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint ? Shlloh's Yitallzer Is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by W. E.
Dement.
v -
Shiloh's Vitallzer is what jou need
for Constipation, Lois of Anpcttte, Diz
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by W.E. Dement.
Don't nay 60 cents elsewhere when
yon can get the best dinner In town at
JEFF'S for 25 cents.
COESTT COUKTPBOCEEDISGS.
July 10.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Ordered that hereafter all cost bills
must bo accompanied by transcripts of
the cases.
Ordered that hereafter the services of
an attorney bo procured, and that ho
shall attend all meetings of the county
court and advise.
Ordered that tho claims of P. H. Fox
and C. H. Stockton be allowed for can
vassing eleotion returns $3 each.
Coroner's jury fees allowed.
Ordered that the financial exhibit of
the county be printed.
Beport of Treasurer for year ending
Juno SO, 1834, showing a total on band of
$4,232.70, was received and approved.
Bills of Noland & Dorris for $70, and
C. J.;Cnrtis for $30, allowed.
Petition of A. Zetterman and wife to
adopt child, allowed.
In tbe matter of the petition to change
the Skipauon road from landing to Beer
man's, thence to county line as mention
ed in petition to tho N. E. corner of land
owned by J. W. Gearhart in Sec: SB, to
ppointed
change, to meet at H. Stowell's hnu-e on
the 25th inst.
Bill of F. J. Taylor for $52.50, allowed.
Adjonrned to 21st inst.
EKUIBIT
Of the Flnnclil I flairs ortUUop fount j for
thf Fiscal leir Ending June 30, 1SS.
roiTNTi run it
lial.iii treasury June 2), 13Sj ..$ -t,G17 &
Ree'd. lnee from all sources 19.C19 si
Total $21 235 6.1
Couuty orders piltl S19.170 s
Coupans " 1.000 00
Hal. In TmiMiri S 3.4G3 fO
2I.SW 8r. 2I.X S3
.1ATK I-L'Nn.
Amount received to date 5io.i"Sl 21
Paid state treasurer S 9,CW 3
Trausrewil to To. Fund 600 00
io,i.-odi $jo.ir,i
s.ui:rLCs hmj.
DjI. In Trcaiurv June So, 185 .$ t 1,7
Amt. remaining in
"IrenMirj 5 1 1x7
OhCKASKD 1 UNI
Amt. in treas'y June CO, 1SS3 $ os
Kec'd Mnce to date 23 io
HjI. in Treasury .5 M 4K a x 43
hCHOOL ruM
Hal. iu Treas'y June Su, 183 $ S7G -10
Kec'd since to date.. . P.al so
Paid School orders 5 8,431 4J
i;nl. tn Treasury ciG 71
$ 0,128 20 S 0.123 20
ukm:uai. summary.
Total Hal . Iu Treas'y. June 30, 18S3 $ 3,50 G7
Kec'd Since from all sources .. . 38,347 87
Total 4.t.uts 5
rsud County orders c?l9,i70 83
State taxc 9.C53 31
" School orders 8,151 40
Coupons..... l.bOOOO
Transferred to Co.
Fund $00 00
Hal. in '1 reasury 4,232 76
A003 51 S13.WK 34
There are County or
ders outstanding
amounting to....- 174- 1J5
Applicable to paviu't
01 which Is In Treas'y $ 3.435 00
DeHnauents for 1833 2,772 02
Hal. Indebtedness on
orders 11.3M 21
S17.512 10 817.342 16
Attest : It K. SPEDDEX,
County Clerk.
JuueSu.lSSl.
CITY TflEASURER'S REPORT,
For the Quarter Ending JuneSOth, 1SS1.
J. G. Hustler, Treasurer, in account
with the City of Astoria.
DK.
April 1, 1SSL To Balance per last
statement ..$ 4.SW 9-i
June tO. To Amt. collected liquor
licensej..... ..... 3,800 00
Amt collected Team Licenses... . 220 28
Amt. collected Dog Licenses 1S3 00
Amt. collected Police Court fines, 711 CO
Amt. collected Billiard table Li- .
censes 33 03
Amt. collected' Peel table 103 33
Amt, collected Pawn Brokers CO 00
Amt, collected Hotel Itunners.. . . so 00
Amt, collected Bowling Alley v3 31
Amt. collected Theaters. Shows,
etc. 100 00
Amt. collected Peddlers 123 00
Amt. collected Sale ol lots in
Cemetery . ... 62 CO
Amt. collected Sale of. old Chandeliers...-.
.. . .. ........ 7 00
Amt. collected Cedar SLASam'ut- 3 CO
Amt. collected Genevieve street
Assessment - G 10
310,331 C2
ci:.
By Amt. warrants paid ..$ 7,133 87
Balance on hand this date...... 3,247 76
M0,3$l C2
ItECAMTL'LA ClOS
To Balance In Cemetery Tund L$ si co
Water St. ' .... 5 CO
Main " 225 45
Genevieve St. Fund CIG 00
K. & P. Fund 1,520 SO
i? 3 ,217 73
ttespeetfully Submitted.
.I.G. HUSTLER.
City Treasurer.
Astoria, Oregou. JuneSO. 18H.
WbyScitd to Portland
For musical instruments when you can
get as good an instrument at as low a
price at Carl Adler's Crvstal Palifcc:'
Furulslicil Rooms to Rent.
Inquire at 3Irs. Campbell's, over Gem
Saloon.
Just Received.-
A large stock of soft and stiff Hat in
all the latest styles, al Mcintosh'? Fur
nishing store.
Sj nip or FJjr.
Nature's own true Laxative. Pleas
ant to the palate, acceptable totheSlom
ach, harmless In its nature, painless in
its action. Cures habitual Constipation,
Biliousness, Indigestion and kindred
uis. uieanse.s the system, purities tho
blood, regulates the Liver and acts on
tho Bowels. Breaks up Colds, Chills
and Eev er, etc Strengthens the organs
on which it acts. Belter than bitter,
nauseous Liver medicines, pills, salts
and draughts. Samplo bottles free, and
large bottles for safe by W. E. Dement
& Co., Astoria.
Tho late-st pattern and stvles of
Ginghams and Calieop. ai the Kuipise
Store.
Shiloh's Couglu ana Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De
ment Shiloh's Cum: will immcdiatolv
relievo Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Bronchitis. Sold by W.EVDement&Co
That Hacking Cough cnu bo so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee It Sold by W.E. Dement
Whv will vnn cmicrri wIipii Sliilnh'c
Cure wfll give immediate relief. Price
10 cts 50 cts and i. Sold bv W. E. De
ment A Xasal Injector free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh .Remedy
Price 50 cents. Sold by W.E. Dement
JOHN P, CLASSEN, .
Manufacturer of
French and American Candies
ALSO
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POLITICiL JPOPCOBX.
Oh, Independence, Independence, what
rot is talked in thy name! Buffalo Ex
press. Arthur, with eighty pairs of pants, no
longer pants for nomination. Aeio Or
leans Picayune.
Wo are more and mnrA infltnnil tn the
notion tnat Aew xork wont have anv fa
vorite son this year. Philadelphia Press.
uig uniet John Kelly h i.ot such a
heavy villain, after all, v.hen "bolting
nominations" Is discussed in political
circles.
Perhaps this country will some day
reach the conclusion that it is a little too
big to let John Kelly make its presidents.
Philadelphia Times.
It i? now reported from Albany that
the election of Grover Cleveland to the
presidency means the elevation of Daniel
.Manning to that position.
There's nothing small about General
Batler. His letter of acceptance of the
greenback nomination, for instance, is
btffCer than tho wholn frroauhftrV rvirv
-Boiton Transcript.
It looks as though the democrats would
get Mr. Tilden to run against his will;
ut he'll find that a great denl les3 dis
couraging than running against the
plumed knight. Yonhers Statesman.
Cleveland writes to a friend that he
now occupies a position high enough for
all his ambition. It is well that Cleve
land is satisfied. He will have no chance
to get a higher position. Philadelphia
According to Life, Mr. Flower has just
sent out Sanrole conies nf hii rfimn.iitm
song. Ono verso reads:
me g. o. p. has got to go;
'Tis money makes tho mar' go;
And I'm the boy what's got the bar'l
To run things at Chicago.
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i'lciu ntu nuiui, ui It'Ultfa I11UUU" iUQXUir
sex, who are not posted in regard to poli-
wcs. a. no writer overnearu a lauv sav to
her female partner ivently: 'Well, I
hOf. too. thnt Ttntlpr wTII ho t on tori
president. But I don't see why they talk
u uiucu uutiut v,ioveiuna. uitveiana is
m umo; and I thought the convention
was to meet in Chicago." Boston Globe.
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