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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1894)
THE DAILY ASTOiUAN,' ASTORIA, SATURDAY- MORXIXO, FEBRUARY 3, 1833. nicjiQO-3 ,BRv6ir..-Bit(tfAPg. ; . ; .' '.' " !d. M. iutcwe.. ; Y.;, TWA Freedom' land, the proud domain Whoso glories never fade. Called forth her sons in rags and shame To form & brush brigads? I see them comtner down the street Wlvn vi uo,,v " With no heroic soul to lead Their lll-dlrected tread. I only see suspended trade And hear misfortune's cry; . "Forward! Chicago's Brush Brigade! Or Btarve yourself and die." Alone the street they press their way. And shame our country's worth; The Idle tollers of the land, . The proudest land on earth. From mills and factories driven out, As culprits, thieves and knaves, - By schemes and tricks and greed of men, " ' i Transformed to hungry slaves. And still misfortune's cry goes forth, Our country's rending blade, j "The mills are closed, the factories too; Forward! ye Brush Brigade 1" The men who might be blessed with homes, With tender love a caress, March onward through our busy streets, In poverty's distress. Where Is the pride we once beheld? The honor for' the flags. The stars and stripes that float today O'er poverty and rags? Where is the voice,- the patriot's voice. Of olden times parade? It cries today In ghostly tones, "Forward! ye Brush Brigade!" O proud dominion of the free. Has honor left thy throne? Has all thy happiness been changed Into an Idle groan? The old-time latch-strlng drawn within, The shutters closed and nailed, The boundless sources of the land By sharks and misers paled? Kind heaven forbid a thought like this. 'Tls but a darkening shade. And soon industry's voice will call Chicago's Brush Brigade. tii'lty :.' 1: ''. ' "-v ,. ' ' ' '..':- - -JC'C, ... j ;li t:., . i 9s y '-v ::,! On Top. a t f A PROMINENT HOOSIER. Representative Bynum, of Indiana Is a prominent Democratic Member of the House of Ways and Means Com mittee, and has taken an active part in the tariff discussion. Wm; D. By num is a lawyer of Indianapolis. He was born In Indiana In 1840. Ho gradu ated at the State University at Bloom- lngton, In 1809, and was admitted to the practice of law In tho Baine year Ho wn Pltv Attornev of Washington Ind.. from 1871-'75 and Mayor of Wash ington from 187G to 79. He was a Dem- ocratlo elector in 1876. In J88Z Mr, Hvmirrt was elected to the 8tate Legls. lature and became Speaker of the House at the beginning1 of the session of 1883. He was elected to the Forty- eeootid congress and was re-elected to the Fifty-third congress as a Demo crat. The new five-masted British steamer nothlo. attracted a great deal of ut tentlon In England before she left last month on her maiden voyage to the Australian colonies. In spciUiiiir of her departure the astute "Look-out Mnn of Fairplay says: The vessel on her first voyage takes-a fairly lively cv lect.'on of passengers, no loss ht. till! t; five of the dately iroiio. irwsilv Blr'u, having arranged for Lcrtha In I r. George F. Barrlngton, a clerk In the San Francisco. Custom House, has in vented a boat davit which seems to he far superior to those now In use. He has a working model of It which Is viewed with great Interest by ship masters visiting the Custom, Housn. Unlike tho curved davits now In use his davit consists of two parts, an up right stanchion with a bar attached, on which the boat hangs. This lr works on a Joint, and by pulling on a tackle on each davit the boat can be swung Inboard or outboard In a very small space of time. Barrlngton claims that by his device one man alone can swing outboard and lower In the wa ter any bIbc boat In ten seconds. A bill for the promotion of aerial navigation has been Introduced in con gress by Senator Cockrell which author ises the appropriation of $100,000 for payment to any Inventor from any part of the world who shall, at any time prior to the first of January. 1900. con struct a vessel that will demonstrate the safety of navigating the air at a speed of thirty miles an hour and capa ble of carrying passengers and,, freight to the extent of five tons. , A LAND SLIDE. The term lamtsnde usually conveys IntelllfCMic of dlsanter, whereby may are killed, but this time It Is URed to in dicate th Immense sales of Ir. Miles lUulnmitlvk V.i-iiinu a rtmipdv that IS dally navlng tha llvrs of thousands who nrs sun'erlng from nervous dsorders. ..t eurwi palpitation, nervous prostration, bFudach, b&rkaclia, spinal dlteaatn. hys teria, ill effects of spirits, confusion of mind, etc., and builds up th body sur prisingly. Brown A Mabiiry. CourUaml, N. 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