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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26

FROM present appearances the
surplus revenue for the fiscal year
will reach the enormous sum of
one hundred and fifty millions of
dollars! Where is the authority
to impose such O burden of taxa
ton on the people? What consti-
tutional provision exists allowing
the collection of SO much more
money than is necessary TO pay
the expenses of our expensive
government? Two years ago
there was left the sum of s65, 600
600; one year ago there was left
s1OO,oOO,oOO; this year, s150,Oo0,
600. No one but the Lord and the
secretary of the treasury knows how
much it will be next year. In
creasing so rapidly as does the
country in wealth and population,
the revenue of the government
constantly grows larger even un-
der the same law, necessitating,
for that reason alone an occasion
al revision and over-hauling.
Yet Congress, the body in which
Legislation is supposed to be
vested, contents itself by referring
to an outside and irresponsible
commission the whole question OF
the tariff. This is right or wrong:
which is it?
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
NET LOST.

On NIGHT OF MAY 2IsT, ABOUT 1Oo
" fathoms 45-inesh net. Barbour's No. 40.
l2-ply twine no MARKS. Finder will apply
OF MARTIN FOARD'S.
d23lw
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26

iac'.or in our state wealth. From
THAT we can learn it seems that
unanimity ofpurpose is the most
required. In general way all
are favorably disposed, but "what
is everybody's business is nobody:s
business" and the matter hangs
fire in want of some one to take
the lead and start it going.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
Liberty HaIl.
nlyeS dot
Nnnep

TNLESS THE OWNER OF A SPOTTED
~ Muley Cow, which has been kept at
takes her away she will be sold TO pay
charges against her. my2j dtf
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26

The editor of the Meriden, Miss.
Mercury is gentle creature. He
would look we'll under descend
ing pile driver; such & one as is
whacking away across the street.
He thinks ''There has been enough
gushing aud lying about Garfield,
since his demise, to damn a nation;
and all put together, it has not
done him half as much good as a
single drop of water would do if
they could just get it. to him.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
AUSTRALIA is evidently A G.

AUSTRALIA is evidently coun-
try where a person can become an
extensive land monopolist on a
small investment. For a block of
land comprising 4917 square miles
in the north of South Australia,
81 rs square mile was offered,
and for another of 5O5S square
miles only So rs. In the first in
stance the land brought IA cents
an acre; in the latter little over
5.S cents. Here is a good oppor-
tunity for the dog-in-the- manger
crowd that hold on 10 the AsI0ria
land grant. Let them HE to Aus
tralia and get unto themselves. a
kingdom in the under side of the
world.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26

DiCKED Up N YOUNG'SEAY ON MAY
4 2isi. about $50 fathoms. of Scotch No u
Irvine eOrks marked o. c. c. s Co. and fhe
leads marked O. o. Owner can have it By
applying AT L. P. Co. and paying charges.
Hoo
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
Notice.
$1,000 Reward.

FVlHE WEB OF MY NETS is OF BAR
Il bour's No 10, 12-ply Twine. s.s-inch
mesh, a meshes deep; cork line sal
lead line with No. %; corks marked j.
Hume. l VIII pay REWARD OF ONE
THOUSAND DoLLARs 10 any person furnish
ing information leading to the arrest and
conviction OF parties engaged In cutting or
signed during the fishing season of 1882
JOSEPH HUME.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26

A BOUT ONE HUNDRED FATHONIs r.
IN mesh. Scots IL and lS-ply irvine, in two
pieces, Slnkers marked. W. :. and some
corlls W. f.. was lost on the 10th uf Nav
near the Great Republic. Finder will be-
rewarded by leaving information al N
Fords or This Office
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEMOCRATIC
State Ticket.

For CONGRESS,
W. d. FENTON, OF Yamhili county
For GoyEENoE.
JOS. $. SMITH, of Multnomah county.
FoG SUPREME JCDGE,
II. SHATTUCK, of Washington Co.
For SECRETARY Of STATE.
J. X. WEATHERFoRD, Of Linn 60.
For STATE TREASURER.
LYMAN ABRAHAM, OF Douglas Co
Foa SUIT OF PUBLIc INSTRUCTION,
W. l.. WORTHiNGTON, OF Wasco ca.
For STATE PRINTER.
WILBUR F. CORNELL. of Marion co.
FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
V. K. STROBE. of Muitnomah.
Clatsop County Nominations
For JOINT SENATOR.
tFor Clatsop. Columbia and TillamOol,,>
\. c. KINNEY.
For JOINT RErREsESTATnF
fFOr Clatsop and TillamOok,}
JOHN H0BSON,
For COUNTY JUDGE.
:. ID. ADAIR.
foR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
c. LEINENWEBER, Il. j. MORRl-
son.
For COUNTY CLERK.
G. J. TRENCHARD.
FoR SHERIFF.,
A. NJ. TWOMBLY.
For ASSESSOR.
l.. W. POOLE.
FOR TRFASCREE,
ISAAC BERGMAN.
fOa SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
w. L. ADAIR.
For SURVEYOR.
). W. TALLMAN.
For CORONER.
Il. Is. FRANKLIN.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
XET EasENR

A BOUT $50 FATHOMS NET. Il HESHES
"A deep, Garhours No. 40 l2-ply tWine.
eorlis marked with white paint. owner can
have same by calling at \. Booth x Co. < and
naNinE charpeS.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26

FOR GOVERNOR,
L. f. MOODY, of WascO county.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
". p. LORD, of Marion county.
For SECRETARY OF STATE.
r. 7. EARIART, of Multnomah county
For STATE TREASURER.
EDWARD IIIRSCH. Of Marion county
For SUIT. OF PUELIC INSTRUCTION.
f. Il. McELR0Y. Of Benton county.
For STATE PRINTER.
". II. BYARS, Of Douglas county
Fourth District Nominations.
FoR PROSECUTING AIToRNEY,
J. +. CAPLES, OF Mu!;ncmah county.
Clatsop County Nominations.
FoE JoINr STATE SENATOR.
tfor Clatsop, Columbia and fillamook J
+. GREED. Of Clai>op county.
Far JOINT EErEFsENTa1IyF.
Tor Clalsop and Ti;amcGk.j
JASPER SMITH. of T'iliamou& cnamty
FOR CorNrl JCb:,E.
c. i. MCGUIRE
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
K. Il. SPEDDEN.
For SHTRIF".
JAS. ". " ElCH
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
CHARLES HEILBORN.
For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HENRY +. FISHER: d. F. PEASE
FOR ASSESSOR.
". W. PARKER.
For SURVEYOR.
CELLO PARKER.
For SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
IL. SLOOP.
For CORONER.
DIR. S. kINSEY.
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NET LOST.

lnN THE EVENING OF TUESDAY. THE
" 2Gd. about seventy fathoms in the lines
of 45-mesh, Barbour No. l. net Finder wIli
be suitably rewarded by delivering, or Civ
ing information of same, at Devlin s Co. :
Cannery. NICK GEORGE.
dec lW
, 1882-08-12


Prof j. II. Morgan is To be principal o' TIE
D. yton schools this term.
Dr.. T.. q. Ebert. Of this post, hss been
assigned TO duty At Boise.
QGite number of Kansas en.i;rants are
,ucanpei near the STANDARD nills. The men
ar busy in the harvest he!d AMI the women
io!ks keep h"usr.
81. rsur. school le..ins tie mex. .-ssion Sep
tem' RI .,h- EverythinS is in readiness for
4Incat'nl.ai v.ors, and We hope IN chronicle
th, fact Vi a large Increase in the number Of
pupils.
WD,n I, tad, solver minded business man
like IL +. Holmes, the druggist, i seen riding
around in i harou, he Ia millionaire, people
begin To- s,I-recc something And there WAS
something in this csse. and the explanation
reads. Born TO the wife If II. +. Holmes. a
daughter, Walla Walia, Aug. 1, lSS2
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o clock IA young
ulan naIne May, whose people live Near here
and are x,l known, and who had $40 in his
pocket, went INTO Mark Co!.'s store, picked up
buni!e "f - per dozen shirts AMI made If
with i. lie Was caught and had to pay sd
ior TIE act, as assessed Y Justice Lacy.
Ls-t erenin; We had look at the ware
/, ,use being erected at the Standard mills by
e c. Rahinson and consider it ,,. Of the
he>t. L n": tie bet Specimen q carpenter
" rk in this city. The tinhers are heavy, the
.aIa'.sr Q; the best quality, and the mann OF
it. huildias superior. II is certainly splen
/ i. 4 i-ce II Work ard reflects great credit
l,yu Nr Robinson
, 1882-08-12

capt. Ms> W-~>-,.,iori and ;r"ap ,save ~
Gay tor R,i-e.
The to,t rsCr At the rark yesterday was
wun ty the Wsirshurg man
Rev Il. h Hin.- i in the city today eu
route q conference ct Baker c;ty.
Mr.. Van Horn, If SherIn2n's circus. leaves
f.r the bales and Y i'lanlette valley this eve
niE..
Z !. Steel, Cor many Years agent for the
l. /. & o. stage company. died at Weston last
Thursday.
The Rev. J. L. Fitch. VII" wss vel known
70 cur citizens, died a. Cambria, Cal, IN the
9th os June lSs,.
Mrs Or. Burch and the children lave for
Spokane Falls tomorrow evening. where the
doctor hes Lis future horia The doctor Will
leave in sbou. week.
has beer acquitted and returned t. drty. This
vii Be good news 10 the many mi.i.NY and
citiz>n friends OF this officer.
L i repeated from Ripari., tha, one Ff,z-
gerald. fireman On the switch engine th-rs, .-ll
from tire tsnk sa3 tsiiy injured his SPINE. 4
s?ecis, was sent frIm Prescott 70 bring him
here.
Y. J. J. yon hs- taken change OF the ma
;eIial yari of the Columbia i PalouSe railrad.
He : the hero ci the Indian wsr. AZ the Cas-
ADS lat winter. and .ook. &. Il anothsr brush
would ~ sn!o-ab!e
Tire young hsryes..-s we're lard.d in the
lIi ia; a;gat "u the charges Of l.. o., u. and
y, aal ". T. " \. " This morning TIE
ghree p-It up S-n in order u get gu in the
irids 70 work. They gave the u4me> II Smell,
Jones sri HuiIG-=
\ burglar entered the h,.use Of q. c. At;ckle,
c7raer of Popiar nj Eighth streets. Sunday
ulrruinE iust tsfoge iaylighi. AMI wzs going
through the ciciiing 4 Mr.. Beatty. when that
.ent.rE0sn aT0ke and made an effort tu cap
tire him, but failed. soon after, the burglar
en.erri the h,1se ot Ar. Walker. in the saln-
n-iskhorhooi. Nslke- got hold Il tie fellow
bet failed 70 hold him until assistance could
arrive Ali ths-e p-r-,ns 6e-e-ibs the man ss
5 soldier. At le.s: in dress
, 1882-08-12
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
P-1z-a, Daily Of Friday

F-l- "a, D1ly Of FRIDAY.
Cd. Psnr.i has been released from arrest
ty order ( he i-p,lrtment n1mmander.
:. '. Knox. prominent lawyer ot Eastern
Oregon. residing 81 Weston. is in the city.
Rev T. Bonn, of Portland, viii preach In
German AZ the Adventi-ts church next Sun
day al II a. NJ. and 5 P. y.
Capt. z. l.. Marshall ami wife, Of Seattle,
came 10 Wala Wslis by this mornings train
ior :. visit Of a few days
Mr.. !. i. Creighton and wife, of Seattle,
are IL the city route 20 Baker city, where
tl!sY will probably locate for the future
At the Standard mills r large warehouse has
/. .n erected Tor the storage Of sacked grain.
Tie building l. SONlaD feet and inclosed-
The county fair is attracting god deal of
attention, aid q number "f our merchants Will
offer special premiums for displays of goods and
grain,
Presiding Elder ". =. Turner WAS IL the
city last evening en- route 10 Baker City, TO
attSHp me albuA! C''hl-r"ilVr u In' -h'>"'i'N'
chnrch-
In this city. Avg 81, to the wife Of Thos.
". Estes, oi Eureka Fiat, son-,seisht Is
pounds. i'r. Aihru reports mother sna -"n
doing We'll
IN Thursday last, Wnl. Cn.-l,y bought for
Ciri-tv & Wise. # San Franci-c1, ;;'c:,feo lbs.
ri Pierce c.uu:y wool. payinc therefore 81
cent ler p"und.
II il iS lumber that y"u want. 81 t. Falco-
n-r's vari Il. Bialock'- Old stsnd On Third
street. AMI there yn2 will 6nd IN immense
-tock q the hest in The marx =
Major George Manning, me Of the reIre-
sentative men u Northern Idaho, WAS il the
,:i,v last evening homeward bound, after visit
70 :he "old folks a. home" in The east.
This morning there arrived here in wagpp-
i'm. Norton county, Kansas, IS emigrants.
They wi; Locate here far the balance Of the
SUMMER and isll il work for men and teams is
,fferrd. If not they VIII proceed to Colfax-
\ number of the Iuen are carpenters
On tie line If the Northern Pacific there
are $50 zee. ot tunnels. as follows; 100 At
tie Big Horn. now completed. 500 through
tie Boz man. 800 at the Mullan pass, near
Helena, So ~ the NnIlan brais, and so at
the B!..ckio,G The heavy work is required at
tn Brlsuan and Mr''an. especially the for
mex.
, 1882-08-12

Cares Charc7es, first and second degrees !;
S"res nn tie Legs and Body: Syphilitic
ta.aTrh. diseased Scalp and ali primary forms
Il the disease plice, - ser hottie
IL GICHAI'S GOLDEN BiLstA No. ,
Cures rririlry. Nercuriai. siyIhilitic Rheu-
natism Pains in tie Bones, liberated Throat,
SvFh,it.r Rash, LumTs. etc, and ers''icates
al '!iss.sS-- f-.Id ;lis System, whether caused
~ bad rrJsysrient or abuse "i mercury, leaving
The blood pGr- and le..lthy. Price, 81 per
bottle
IL EICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH AST.DoIE
20 the cure 81 Gyn"Trh"-t, Gieet, stc. Price,
= % per bottle.
Ii E!CEAv : ,inLDES SPANISH ISJECTIoS
. \ wash iar cure # Glret. Structures. Diseases
ii the tr-t:irs. and Bladder, etc. Price, 81 80
yer bo;t'-.
II RIlHiU'S C0LpEN OINTMENT
For the effective healing of SyphIlItic Sores
and ergPtiuEs Price, 81 per bottle.
Also acen-. for lie Ei"hau's Golden Pills.
10. weakness loss of phvs;cal powers. and all
jiS aas-S sri-iny from abuse and excess or over
work frice q pr bYy
Sent everywhere, c. o. H.. securely packed,
Ter express
- T. RICHARDS L co, Agents.
- aal - SansaIue street. San Francisco,
California Sly
, 1882-08-12
Errors Of Youth.

7 0ST OR STOLEN-sl0 REWARD.
IL From The ranch OF II Barnes, on the Cop
!e;, a bare ard cit The mare is 10 or IL
years cl1, fes bitten, grey in color. branded on
right shoulder with small mule shoe, and "A"
on left shoulder. The colt is Hack, two years
old and branded ''0n on each shoulder. Five
dollars reward each will he given for the recov-
ery Of the animals. Leave information at the
SIsTfsx,S Office or 81 the ranch of H. Barnes,
Coppei. 7d&wlm'
, 1882-08-12

! Vet cloth hung IN sn open window
viii col ;he AIR of 4 nom materially. l.
viii abort no little comfort in sick room.
A basin of fresh water is also q good
cooler.
, 1882-08-12

Pa. ;hey ssy thete vas g"lden age
aud silver age and branze are, ard ST.
"u. Wha, age is this r
Il; Is The percentage, nay child.
= Net badinace npr pcrsiftge r
''No, nay ehi!d. with y"r i, j. saus-gs. :"
, 1882-08-12
Connections,

connections.
At wailula Junction with tie q. l.. K :.
Co. 5 railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages for Medical Lake,
Spangle and Pennington.
At Spokane Falls with stages for t"itaS.
Fort Colville Lewiston. Medical Lake. Sltn-
gle, Fort Cmur dAlene, Lake Pend = orci!ie.
aud all points in Northern Idaho.
Through Tickets.
Through tickets for sale at ihr principal OIL
ec- Of the company, and a; the office 81 the q.
RAN. Co, in Portland. Oregon, Ia Nict"ris
aud SEATTLE, and via T. NJ. :. :. Go. : steam
ship from Tacoma AMI a. K 4 y. 60. : aId l..
L. : 5. Co.'S steamships from Fprtlani 10
san Francisco.
Through tickets to fort:sut, Oregon, '"r
.ai- at Victoris. Seattle, Tacoma AVID Isrin'.
J. ". SPRAGUE, JOHN MUIR
Gen1 Sula't. Supt OF Traffic, P"rt'Hl0.
OTIS SPRAGUE, Sup't fsc b.y
II. W. FAIRWEATHEE.
Su,' Pend d'Orcille Division
, 1882-08-12
nK, L.iEe.- ssa T.anel.rs. Cal.

t1AtlNt - J ~ 1 hAs-f
x sutcesstuly af hJIloopa-
tiiv every torn 81 special or
chrsuic disease without ner-
ctr cf usf-,-,r- G-sgs. ijF-
lglf-- Icgi-.5eta- + aFo'i-
~. arl ;sImG s1' cgEe iuE
.s.afr.l. utst trr=.. U~TyviEs an
,.Lr>ra. d-5Hitv. 1t rsn-
so.G. Yiis, exhaustion. snt sll
tt- seT4.+'e results = E''u-e!
ra,n-s. excessive AMI youthful
EI.f,-. The Ga-trc All agree
IN -r.rir- o forfeit Sl.OD 10.
y ca.e ;i..t be undertakes and
Esi'. :. -L-e. Tie reason thou
s.ri- caEuo: 5=t eur-l @: sem
iB4l weaauess and th- shove
disease y owing tu = complicI-
tIcnclil-5 PrD-:a-gr-hsa, - hish
rz5.i-es = -us-ial remedy bT.
It4sis, Inyierrat,r. No ., i a
sI.,irl rur- fJc TrJStatoIrhea.
Pr;c- 4 either ln.iy1f@'af, =
r-t J,-,.-. 10 bottle, tyEs!e.
sent :, any aliress securely
ra-crrIi-m observation. sem
ina. X-aAue-, s-l pr.-ts'orI-
la dlsiu Vitality ir,a the
, 1882-08-12
MIDDLE-AGED LIEN

There are many az the age OF thirty "a sixty
who are troubled with to- frequent egaruati1ns
ct the Bladder. often accompanied by :, slight
smarting OF burning sensation. and a EezEen-
ing OF the system in = manner tt patient can
not account for. On exsuiuing the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment .Till often be fo1,nd.
and sometimes small partiel-s Il aibruen will
appear. nr the color will be cf thia uiIkish
hue, again ruAu.,rng to dag sad ;cTEfii au-
pearance- There are many vho de of tbs
difficulty ignorant OF the cause. Ehich Is the
second stsge of seminal weakness Dr. Spin
ney viii guarantee perfect cure IN al ,'reh
cases, and a healthy resscr-t:or @; the ssEi.s-
urinary oryans
OFFICE FoCEs.-l0 to 4. and 6 20 Q Srn
days from 10 t. IL a. " Cons1!ta-iyr free
Thorough examination and advice, 81
Call or address,
DE- SpENyTy & fe
, 1882-08-12

From George Dacre's, near DR.. Bakers
wood yard, 8 large brown mare mule. branded
u on lrft shoulder. Any one bringing the
mule 70 Mr.. Dacs's vii get go reward "
, 1882-08-12
DE- sPENNEg & co.

o. STEEL PLATE & Pearl. CHRO-
SsD mo thaf eacAl name on, ice. - packs
Slc0. ESQ given to best ACens. Fun par.
ticulars with first order NAIIoyAL CaRD
WOsKs, New Haven. Conn. iyl5-w4t
, 1882-08-12
DR.. Sp!GEdGy,
M. II kearneS -. san Francisco.
Treats all Special and Ghronic
Diseases.
YOUNG rEEH

WHO MAY Be SUFFERING FROM
W the effects oI youthful lo..i-s and ia
discretion, viii do vel! T. avail tasE-EeiV5s g
this, the greatest boon ever !aid n the a'tsr Il
suffering humanity. nR SPIENEY will
guarantee % forfeit $500 for every caseo Sem
inal Weakness or priYate disease oi ary kind
or character which h. undertakes and fails 20
, 1882-08-12

Host,r-s;'- S.r.r--h 2r'. .sss -vt.rrq.s- i-s-
pepsia VII E.sa..r Ga-.--.s, -- -.... .-:-,l.ir
JEan anv known remedy, ANA g. e ~ = Ernial
:nviGurA2:, gpHrtzsr ana AID - secretion.
Thee Sre EU- empty gsS .r.iuns. - thousands
Z cur cuunsrYI.1-G s1d women wh, have TX
perienccS its Effects sre sw,rs. hut are hacked
Gp bv ir-eirsgVh'- proofs TIE Bi--ers a'so
give heal hfl' stimulus % tie urinary 'rga'.s.
FOR sac 5y ~ Grus- '--s sni Jes,sss S-E-r-
sly
, 1882-08-12
no! FOR The SPRING.; !!
PrspY, TMiyILLl re'STy, oEE.ON.
j. B. Purdy & Son. Props.

This place is delightful summer resort.
where the tourist invalid sni pleasure-seekeT
can End enjoyment and hesl;h. The hotel has
been entirely renovated and complete il al.
Us details. and now ready Tor the reception Of
guests. Excellent hunting, fishing AVID ath-
ing. Stages pass the door :ri-werkly. between
Weston and SunmsryiIle. The tables shorni
with everything the riarks, a4o-ds urdsr h.
dir-c; supervision Of al experienced cock.
Terms. rrasnnsb bic.
S-w PURDY { son, Pr>p:istnrs.
, 1882-08-12
THE GREAT ENGLIsH aEaEDT

Il a neve--fsil ~ cure
ior Nervous l,ejiiitv,
Ex haUsted Vitality,
Seminal y eaknegs,
SperrlatDrchga, Los,
Mar Hood, Inpo' n
cv. Paralysis, and al
the terrible effects o.
S-li-Abuss, youthful
tollies, and excuses
IT MatUrsr years -
, 1882-08-12
The John G. Myer Farm,

Two miles from Wa!la Walla, containing 80
acres improved land, all susceptible of cuLtiva-
zion. and plowed ready ;oE fall sowing These
desirable farms viii he sold cheap. and on
satisfactory terms titles guaranteed: further
particulars enquire of,
C.B < W. II UPTON, Attorneys.
, 1882-08-12
FOR SALE.
TWO FINE FARMS.

The Ca.e farm, about eight niles frotn
WaI!a Walla, containing 30 acres, with ID
acres fine orchard. Frame house and spring
water. One of the most desirable farms IN the
Country VIII produce from ~ 70 90 bushels
of wheat TO the acre. a.sn.
, 1882-08-12

on meJ,haniise betreen Walla Va,
I'D Portland vary, according I" c!assitcsti u
81 same, from 81 u o. Il l. icr lo0 youn y.
a, q. PRESCOTT
Manager.
Iofis uIsg
Superintendent OF TTsh.r
, 1882-08-12
Passenger FtEfs:
freight Rafcs ws.i gaurd.

an Nalls Wa.la 10 Portland in 20 tan lot
-ur and fizI seed, per 100 lis --- -
Ut, oats and barley y........... S.
ia sacks, dry hides and re.ts .--. l >
thides, pelts and taliow -"
, 1882-08-12

such as Loss of Memory Lr-situd-. Nocturnal
Emissions. Aversion TO society, Nimness Of
Vision, Noises in the had; the vital fluid
passing unobserSed in the urine. and many
other diseases that lead to insanity ana death
DR.. N1in.is Will agrse 20 forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for 3 case OF this kind the Vita
Restorative tunder ms Srscisl ai~icesnd tre.st
mentl will n"t cure, ar Tor anytLin, impure or
injurious found ir II. Dr. Min:ig t.eats al!
Private Diseases sspccessiGily wiJhyGt IlercEry
Consultation Free ThaIor-h elimination
and advice. inclUlliDg analysis oI urine, = &,
Price Of Vital Restorative. .:3 Cd bas-.e. o.
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age is shippec-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

AxoTHER CosrLr BiBLE.-TheEan.
derland copy Of the the Mazarin BIZ
bic. recently sold at auction in Eng
land. brought 5000. An enormous
sun Of money this 10 pay for single
volume. In the eyes Of bibIio-me- J.
acs the price paid was not excessive;
indeed. in their estimation, no fgures
paid for rare volume can possibly
be extravagant. In the case Of this
particular Bible-the Snnderland
MazaFin-it really possesses intEinie
merits TO recommend il to all intelli.
gent appreeiators Of what isehoics and
interesting in photography and ty-
Biography, for il is the first printed
book with date. the krst book print
ed with movable type, and the frnt
Bible printed Further. it j an cd
mirabIs copy on vellum. in excsIIent
preservation. and in the original bind
ing. Very seldom has rare book 90
many intrinsic qualities 10 recommend
it 70 all intelligent book collectors.
In this connection il viii Be- rsmam-
bsred that Mazarin Bible was cold at
public sale in New York last year,
Hamilton Cole. young lawyer, be-
coming the purchaser for $1,000; il
was also printed on vellum. A Maz-
arin Bible printed on paper chang
Ell handa. nj the mama ealm Ia H@W