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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

A quiet wedding took place last
evening at the Presbyterian church in
East Portland, the contracting parties
being Miss Birdie Henley of that city,
and Mr. John Balm of Astoria. Rev.
ID. o. Ghormley ofiiciated, and sent
them on their way rejoicing. -Orego-
man, T..
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Mrs. l.. McGregor and Miss Paul
inc Parker arrived on the ,ColUmbio
yesterday. from a visit to friends in
the east.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Why viii you cough when ShilOh'S
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts 20 cts and 81. Sold by W. f. De-
mput.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

CoLDEN'> LIQUID BEEF Tonic COM
hincS all the elements of nutritious food
Isl. for COidCR'S of druggists.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Furnished or unfurniShed front
rooms at Mr.. Campbell'S. over the Gem
saloon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Brace up the whole system with kinl
of the Blood. See Advertisement.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Rogers Bros. plated ware and WoSt-
enhOlm cutlery a; Jordan X BnZorth's
neW'StOrP.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

A Nasal Injector free with each
bottle of ShilOh'S Catarrh Remedy
Price 20 cents. Sold by w. +. Dement,
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Schuyler Colfax, ex-vice-presi-
dent Of the United States. addressed
the Washington Territorial legislature
last Tuesday.
The New York MorHing Jouraai
comes with a request that it 90 on
THE AsToRAN's exchange list. 1t
has a circulation of $4,000 and has
ego" enough to it to Justify its extra
ordinary success.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Fall and Winter OvercOats received
at the 0ccident Store.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18
Situation Wanted

In 4 hotel as chamber maid or waiter
eSS. Address VI. B. Astoria Z. q.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

The Miles is loading for Tilla-
NOOK.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

-"Hackmetack." Il lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price - and 30 cents.
Sold by WE. Dement,.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Pleasant Rooms for Rent
At Mrs. Twilight'S: furnished OF unfur-
niShed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18
Oysfers. Oysters. Oysters.
when You Come 10 Astoria

at the Astoria Oyster depot; a stew.
fry. pan roast. or raw at Frank Fabre'S.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18
Notice.

and want nice pan roast. 90 10 Franl
Fabre'S. at his old stand.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18
ASTORIA, OREGON:

Carl Adler's crystal palace.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

"TiS tlre voice of the Slugger. | hear
him complain:
For One-half the receipts you can Knock
me again.
-DOu0Ih Di0pfe.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

The 0regonion reports that foot
race for $1,000 a side has been ar
ranged between NJ. X. kittleman of
Michigan, champion of America, and
w. L. Martin of McMinnville, a run
ner with merely a local reputation,
albeit one of the best on this coast.
kittleman gives Martin twelve feet the
start in a l00-yard race, and being his
own hacker, feels confident OF success.
One Thousand dollars forfeit has
already been put up by each man and
George w. Leihy is the stakeholder.
The race will be run at City View
Park next Friday afternoon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18
To The Public.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, NOTIFY
w the public that we have bought the
Scow Annie" Parties who have any claim
or claims against said ScOw should notify us
within 10 da = before all the money is paid,
aud make arrangements accordingly.
OLOF. THOMSON,
". CARTER.
Astoria. Or, October 5tl, 1888.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18
New Stock Of Moulding.
Frank Fabre's Hotel.

Of all kinds Sash, Doors, etc, and a fine
stock Of finishing woods, at e. ii. Bain'S.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

There's an item going the rounds
of the newspapers about man in In
dianapolis, named +. NJ. Thayer, who
has got into trouble. He was post
master of indianapolis, edited a news
paper, and tried to kiss another mans
wife. Any one of the three things is
enough to get a man into trouble, and
that Thayer should have lasted as
long as he did proves him a genius.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18
Oysters i'm Every Style.
nd coffee at Mrs. LOvett'S.
A Juicy Beef>teak

cooked to perfection is what ynu can
get at Frank Fabre'S.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

A catch Of shad has surprised the
Nictorians.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-18

Read Carl Adler's advertisement
on first page.
Decorah-posten., 1883-09-05
gfDt giGtiomal=M ounmcuti Saumarf.

TN ltor Jtetfe oanife Menb inbbpbsr /
"Nationa!tioenoe" til at poe Sibraa til
ct Minbesmsrfe til Minoe on, Sc san,
ties 6nis6eo os Observation-Disclosures i
ben FORTE Slesuisife aris Qs48-5o).
Stotten tGntes at ifuls foite 80, 900
Rroner.
Decorah-posten., 1883-09-05
Jpholstrv Department

81 pl iGbe no belle nor SeboDnns al GuIptapper, Gobua, Mattr
meO Silbebpr, SengtlGoesS tOf os &nipGnsr; set sme taet aus
Saer hhosr bette SeparKment til Snot0bspris moo 8onamt. Nr nj opas
gf 0"te9nelle operS arebeboloniu9en r Den beone SID at tebe bOat.
Decorah-posten., 1883-09-05

SsIsfOn= sinien fra Gait Sasiuaw til
Detroit, 100 MiIe lang, sr farbis Os
aabnet al Mfidisan 8ea SeleiomsR om,
paniet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-09-05

VI bar fs@noe pa Dor Sf 500 aHanos= % quite Greater,
lom 1 pl lass no til VrNr Sersftsr. Nse fa Sperfrattr er tlbaae, os
DC lGi9eS lRroeles blu9t; TOM % fob en-. x,crre= %glrtifier. ysaosrffc
@nNerter % HsiiesSTffer til lane Fusr Tor ct ia eebolouimaen
uMolst.
Decorah-posten., 1883-09-05

spaaehoe a Sane, Sbe, S"tter, Suup os oGe andre Colonial Sarer leIaes
~ 'S"o'0os.Sfs % b1nseS nit omfrng til 6uIfeiombelt lus @pen, for
~" '"' o' wv !" " opta9er Sarebebotontn9en o9 ppnter OPP Sus
""". "'" Up pep9 o". aheo N9Ie
s. w. LANDERS & SON.
Decorah-posten., 1883-09-05

Tan oenne lib al garet pl III ipcciclf
9Iere 6orrlere o. anore. Der ttan9cr Il
apGG sler @o=&ester. o9m9rtiomme paa
at III sr iiiaHo I'll a. leoere ole brugelige
Stgrreiier. ira 8 Sons nj 10 1ors Gava
eitet, otter FOR: 8ariel a I'll iaa lape Sri
Ter, iom noge!t isrite &lasies 6ebriIaui
Der cIsr no9et anost Steo far til5poe.
Set er ;tte lor Nqt IT fousuyfgre met
Be b~iailere Sl19s &ests.. TIL oe.ls fMie5
aleEe IL oerus0. .. III la9..er.os E: lair
!issre S.o9s. ION hoc.fsa uiiDs ;iiil.os
title os sltr pore auG3er. rler, oso al
truse itrens Spa.iOmnieItqbee, tage bel
care paa Marieosts Cong % UGEe eel fer
asiet nteo Ell l!asa beretii9et &rofit er pi
I S;ano til at ~ircHlbuos Il. Sals5 3ea5ey
Ser oil itna peo Sioen al De beoite, Tor en-
BIS, ion. n az ogerbepilt on iii beliuoss
riEeli3.-8Ore @e9ter 9aEaatsres / cahoey
oenieenoe.
@amaeit ,ieru. D!esiire. aeb6er 90 ,3iut
ljebes ior aonten. Ill bejsIte Niarteo-4ri:
susr tasss ! 8ptte Tor Negisr.
IT. 4. GastOn ~ Co
&oHior / greH hos ). e. GEE. ben
Rorite 5orIass 6aHae! ! Moin S;rset.
5atrit!tn lig9er ~ Will i &eTi
f0r Zecorah.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-04
GdS Shd( dbpdrtS.

- 2eBten 0onneritas 9lbeno braden
Diebe in ben &eller bcS bel SaplorbilIe
ppbnenben 6armers Sra gltberton uno
itablen cine 0tenge 2ebensmitteI bars
aus, tpCrunter ii6 elm Sab Butter bon
40 BfunO befanb, nebit mebrcren 9uBs
eno &annen nit ein9emadten Sriidten;
aud entwenoeten iie eini9eS Yferbeaes
i6irr uno 9eden aus Der Sdeuer. 8on
ben 0ieben bat man feline Spur.
= @iQiam g8. 99iaiams bon Taps
Icrpiqe uno Elm eeuti6er Subrmanr bon
ScrlntUn ipabten am Donneritaa in
Der @irtbIbaft bon Sobn WeibenIlub
matchmaker, ippbei 99iqiams 70 un8liids
lid fieI, bub er einen SUB aus bem 8es
lente itaudte.
- Der 9dIebdnSIer lllri6 Sbni,
friiber in IapIorpiae, bat ii6 na6 benz
@eiten seipanot uno sipar Ipa CT nad
GIeoeIunb, Obip. SeBunSen iein. Dem
I6ni purbe ss bier elm biShen Sa iparm,
Oenn er ioIl bic &dIeiirma 8ernbart Sus
bsr in Buffalo, q. g., uno cine anoere
I'M Staat Sbio um nambafte Summen
Sebradt buben. Der SdpeiSer Safe
ifmedte bait gut.
- Sn ieiner criten re9elmdBiBen
9eriammlung am IcBten Dienita9e ers
wdbIte Der Wtinpofa Stamm $50. 247
fpISenOe Serren ais SruiteeS SObn 81.
Sacob5. JtObert GnseIs unb Senrp Sabs
ner.
- Sin StaIicner tpurbe am Oienita9
BEL 9leaiant Bailey bon elmer 2otpmp'
tipe SetrOfen unb idper Oerlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-04
AittStpn.

- SbeSiab 6rear serietb am Sreitas
in bsm Sofe Der 9ennipIp. SpbIsn So.
Sipii6en bic bumpers bon &pbIentarren
uno ipurbe set6otet.
Die OlitsIisoer Der Suserne Obj
5eapn 2ose eripabltsn boriSe @o6s
folsenbe 9eamte:
D. W., glbam Sobn.
Il. M., Soispb Serr.
Geb. Setr., 8pttIieb S6maIS 3.
Iruitse, Sobn 8iNbsmam.
8sprdIsntant, 8ottlieb SbmaIS, /.
- SIN bem go. 7 S6a6t Der 9enns
IpIp. SobIen ereignste ii6 am 5reitas
Elm SpbIenfaq, Sur6 tpelden Mi6aeI
0laIiu sstGbtet une WlibaeI 8raSp
i6Wer 0erleBt Wurbe; Walia ippbnts in
Scbaitapol, ipar oerbsiratbet unb etipa
40 Sabre alt.
- GnSIi6 tpar Der Beethoven WGns
nsr6or i'm Stanoe, iein mebrmaIs per'
ihUbsnes SSeit obsubaltsn uno sipar in
Der SaIIe SCs 9lational SpteI. Gs ma,
gut beiu6t unb nabm einen befriebisen.
ben Ssrlauf.
- Better 8an9iper ipurbe pprlebter
Olpntas in Der 9b6nir 3e6e Su @eI
Sittstpn burd Gin SObIenitid am Sopf
| perIest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-04
Sunmprc.

- Srau 9eter @urIdel. reren 8es
iunbbeit iton Ianse unter8raben mar,
ica eeiabrIi9 erfrantt iyin.
Der l6 Sabre aIte SbomaS Mcs
Sale, in 9unmUre ipobnbait, perun=
sIiidte am GpmerItag in Der Sermpn
3e6e Su Green 9tit8e. gr mar an
Oieiem Gage sum eriten OtaIe an Der
glrbeit, purbe bon cinem Sarren GEE
troffcn uno niebsrsetporfen unb brad
OoS 0tadsrut. 9luf feline 9tettuns 1T
ipeniS 0pifnung.
-@eSsn 6ronii9e SpspepIie uno
2eberleiben, seSeu 6roniI6e 8eritopfts
belt unS an6ere bartnGdi8e &ranfbeiten
1T SOItetter'S Wiagenbitteres bel g9eis
tenn bas bette Seilmittel bas man Gins
nebmen tann. glIs Gin Dtittel sur
g9isoerberiteIIunS Der Stdrfs unb 2es
benSenerSie FOLDER Yerionen, bic untsr
Der I6pd6enoen @irtuns i6mersbafter
&rantbeiten biuiie6en, lit Sieies muIters
bafte pe9etabiIii6e Srdftisun8smitteI
Su9eitanSenermaHen unpersIei6Iid.
gu buben bel allen 9lpptbetern uno
bel Sdnblcrn i'm gluBemeinen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-04
ScattD's Sraclu .
Der ..gRaibinatpn Chr" innt:

Der ,,gSaIbin9trn Star" iaat:
. Ter a6tb. Spbu Sia, Wlitslisb trs Grn-
grCirs spn Srontru, g. j.. brsltitst ron isinsr
5rau, btiutts AM ssitn SisnItng bic Beatty
SrSrl 6atrif Su WaibinstUu, 9irp 9sritp. u
srFlarts ilb nibt nur brfrisbist Icnern rrs
tnunt ilRtr bic sluseebmug uue Ibitisfsii
Spu Nagpr Ssdtty's Srssl gSnfsn. Ias
gprurtbsiI, prI6rS jsbsm iuussn Gti6Gfts-
mamie brprrirbt btiTsn Grfpls iibnralaent
III, pui6pinStt Dor WiaYCr Beatty uue irir
puuesrpUlsr G'ri6Gitstaft pirb aIlasmtin be.
merit une durrfaunt. g8ir entnsbmrn biz
irlstnbs seitprisas Nrtij trm IrBtpp&sntibtr
Christian ut Work.
Der gbtt. SGniGl j. Beatty, bsIsn uru.
miiblihtr Wutb ibn ron riuem armfu Nnabtr
~ eiurm GsrmGgsn ron rinrr baltsu Riaicr
smprrstbpbsn bat, III Gin Grsmptl, mas mar
nit GbrIibfsit unb Nuseautr errsihtn fam
VI bat bic srEbts SrssIfatrif int ganes unt
frti9t rpn 50 bis 60 5niiriasnts tasit an"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-04
Hrnnf sienfrieh trlrhe ON 8,

-Srant Sissfrieb ipurSe am WlOns
tag 0littag in einem Stale Bel ieiner
8obmns nit burbidnittenem SaIie
tcSt aufsefunben. Der 0tam mar
Subrmann Der 8rouerfirma SusbeS,
binterIGbt cine Samilie uno ideint bic
Sbat in einem 9nfuue bon 8eiitesitDrs
unS beSungen Su baben.
- Der 8ersmam Sbomas Seiton
rurSe am 9ienituS in Der 6airmount
8e6e Sur6 einen SUbIenfal gefdbrlid
berIebt.
- Der lansiabrise 3abImeiiter Der
9ihston SpbIen Co., q. 6. Soipe, bat
reIisnirt uno pirO in 3ufunft feline 9anSe
5batisteit Der Strumpfs Sobrit babier
;utpeneen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-04

pirb isBt Spu gllrn, psIft titlsIbt I'M G's.
trauts babEu, ais bic bette Maidins amer.
faunt unb Spar ii birsIbs Iti6t une bod
eauerbait; bic Waihiur arbsittt prlIfcmmtn
9sriul6lps unb nGbt bic ssrl9itesnsu Stpfis
ptrisft.-Gs iellts glismdHe, pslbtr ssicnnsn
il, sinr 0laitinr ;u faufsu, StrlGumsn, eitls
in auasni6sin ;u nrbmeu, sbs iIs sintn Srn-
trait anbsrspp abitlitbeu.
Die Sffes btfuest iit 3l9 Sdfaparna
apsnue (im islbsn Stprr nc Strr Shimpns
llbrsnsti6aft in, unp Fpnutn 0sutits ii6 be-
ipnesrs rsrtraususYra bprtbin psntsn, neil ilr
in itesr Siniitt ausFunft in esuil&r Sprdtt
erbaIttn rptrbtn.
Shpn gstraudtt Waihintn auSsreu 5lbri-
fatss iue ttrnfaQs bert ron 81 bis Su Sl5 ju
babsn.
gllle Rrparatuun al gSbstlsr & gSillcn
Wal6iusn psrrrn in uuirr Sifer M Q II i
ermadt.
80 Die g9btsItr & g8ilieu
gilbmaibinru SO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-10-04
Stn9cmeime
@abl : YrOflamatiOn.

6JrmGb elmer afts esr Gjsneals sGjtirBgttung
tts Staatss geuuIylpdnirn, bCtittlt ,,Sins
glftt in S3us auf WabItn", stntbmist ben
2. Suli u. 3. 1889, unb ferurr etn afttn, 9e
nsbmi9t ttu 30. Sauuar 1874, une btr amen
eirtsn 9pnltimtiUn, pire es esm SdtrifT tints
ireen Counties inntrbdlb res Staate5 iur
paibt gtmaht, Ra6ritt ~ stbtn crn esr
3git her Nbbaltung allgtmeintr 9Sablsn, unp
In ipl6tr gtabridt Su trpGbutn:
1. Die Su trtrGblenbtn Sramtsn.
2. 9tjtibuung err Srtc, nc fpldt 9Sabltn
abssbaltGn ptrefu ;-eesbalb made
Sd, Ranbplpb Srtppen, Se6s Sdes
rim ron Sadapdnna County, Stdat pfnnipl-
panifn, hermit trfannt uno gfbe 9iahribt an
eir pprtriagttn gSdblsr, eab zine Wnbl atsts
baIttr pirp in hem ttIl9tm Sadapdnna
9puntp am
Sienita9, @. SSpocmber 'S3.
Sine pripn fur tas gImt rinrs @rnraI.
glubiiprtu bisits StaatsS.
@ins ptripn fir eas amt sints Stdats.
lbaBmtitsrs hitiss Siaatts.
Giut psripu fur tas gImt zines Srrpntrs
ppn 9ddaplnnd County.
Sd made bitrmit brfanut uue gtts Na6.
ritt, RAP bic Srtr Sur abbalmng etr ppresIdg.
ten allasmtnsn gSablru in ttn pelhitetntn
Sprpusbs, 0iitriFtfu uuo Sppuibips in tsm
9puntg Sddapanna pit fpIst iIne, nrmli6:
arbbaIe Borough Giirifi.
I. @are-slm Sauit ron u. Wits.
2. - Am Sduls rcR Scbn :. Spift.
3. y 9m 3immr ess Borough 9pundls
Benton 5ppnibip 1iIrift.
glm Sauit ron gpbraim Rassr.
9laftIy Borough.
I. Tinrft-glm Sauit ron gSm. pursy.
IL. gIu rsm SiIlibriest Sauis.
GartcneaIt 5ppulbip Diiirift.
glrrb Dihriit-sIm @sri6ts- SttGuSt, Sas
9aTbpueas.
glprepi Dilrift-Nm Rp. 4 S6ubauit.
Sileptit Tiifrift-glm Shulbauit in btT STt
ibaft 8lfnpppe,
Gartcneals Gity-Grtt @are.
1. DiiHift-am Sauit ron Or. CHARLES Bur
2. 9lm Sunntl GtbGuet, Gdt POI
Belmont une Canaan Straetn.
3. Iiirift-gm 9rftn HaTp SstsL Gi9sutbun
ppn 9pbn giatu.
GartpntaIt Gity-3ptitt gearb.
1. Giinitt-gIm Sauis ron Susb grIanS.
2. glm !Sauit ren Wibasl WabCu.
3. gm Sauis ron Sbpmas Ssptt.
GarbpnsaIs Gitg-6rittt gBart.
1. Iiiritt-am Sauis sSu Captain 81. 6lpn
2. Gin etr Sfiet ron ;. .. aintaf.
3. Vim Sault rpn W, SaTfin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-28
Silk.

The raising of the silk worm in this country
has been, we believe, tried on n sufficiently large
scale to prove that there is nothing III the way
of its being made a source of profit to those who
may engage in it. 1t is occupation that
might well employ the time and attention of the
young, and to show how easily the operations
are carried on, we transcribe the following
count of a cocoonery in California: Two rooms
are used and given plenty of light As clean
illness is important. the doors and windows are
provided with wire screens and all cracks and
openings in the walls and flooring have been
made tight, so as to exclude insects and verEin
of every description. No less than 16 trays,
15x4S inches, with seven shelves each are sus-
pended horizontally, from the ceiling to the
between each other, and the total surface of the
frames thus suspended covers about 500 square
yards. The eggs, which are raised in California,
are usually kept at very low temperature and
not permitted to hatch until the mulberry leaves
have begun to open. The eggs usually hatch in
about five days, when the worms are fed by
sprinkling young leaves over the net paper
on which the eggs are Matched, the feeding be-
ing repeated every two hours during the first
stage. The worms go through five stages in a
period of IS days. In the last two stages the
consumption of food of mulberry or Usage
orange leaves is enormous.
The hatch of six ounces of eggs (24,000) re-
quires about so TBS. of leaves daily in the second
stage in the third about 40 pounds, and in the
fourth double the amount, after which the
quantity rises to about 400 pounds daily, for the
fifth stage depending somewhat upon the vigor
of the worms and the temperature. The
worms from one ounce of eggs yield from
100 to 125 pounds of dried cocoons, which
readily sell from 81 to 81 % per pound. The
raising of silk worms requires the utmost care
and cleanliness, besides a punctuality that
must be unfailing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-28
at the Bethel.

Rev. DIR. :. c. Damon preached at the Bethel
church Sunday morning, the text being taken
from the seventh chapter Of Joshua and the first
verse He said: Herein is shown that the Lord
dealt three thousand years ago he still does
with sinners and il We wish an illustration of
Gods management Of the world to-day, we have
but to read the Old Testament. Joshua, after
vain attempt to conquer the city Of Jericho, prays,
and his prayer Is answered thus: Among your
people IS one who has taken of the accursed
thing; until We shall destroy him from among
you you shall not stand before your mics.
One after another the tribes are taken. Achan
alone remains. Then Joshua speaks to him:
My son, give, pray thee, glory to the Lord
God Of Israel and make confession unto Him,
and tell me now what thou hast done; hide it not
from me-" Achan answers: 81 L have sinned
against the Lord; when L among the spois
goodIy garment. two hundred shekels of silver,
q wedge Of gold of fifty shekels weight, coveted
them and took them, and behold they are hid in
the earth in the midst of my tent, and the silver
under it, So Joshua sent messengers, and behold
they found it hid in the tent, and the silver
under it. Thereupon his Punishment follows, he
and his household are brought into the valley of
Achor, and he is stoned to death by the child
Icu VI A9IaSls AA4S PAoNSS E'ittliAAS AO" OAAS
sin or the breaking of one commandment will
lead to the breaking of another. First he covets,
then he dissembles and lies, and so brings
misery upon himself and all of his people,
whereby innocent ones made to suffer with
the guilty many. The fact of Achan's being Of
the chosen people and knowing the covenant be-
tween God. and also his commandments, makes
the offense the greater. So in this world the
higher our position the more should seek to
lead pure and righteous lives. Especially should
those who profess to be Christians by their ex-
ample show their brethren the right path, for, if
those in the Church sin, it will call the wrath of
God unto the Church. We learn from this also
that punishment cannot be escaped. Your sin
will find You out, if not in this world, then in
the next. Knowing well Gods commandments,
let Us in this community, where all eyes are upon
Us, commit Offense against them, so as to be
an honor to the Kingdom here being built mp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-28
Ocean Travel.

We have received a pleasant little bro
ehure from the editor of the San Francisco
Wasp, entitled the ''Zealandia Comet" and
upon looking it over we find it is made up
of notes of what was said and done on board
the steamship Zealandia during a late voy-
age between Sydney and San Francisco
Mirth, fun, and jollity evidently prevailed,
and as all know who have enjoyed the trip
either way, the journey generally we may
say, proves a pleasant excursion, and it
certainly did so in this instance. We know
of no more delightful way of taking a
months pleasure than can be obtained by
stepping on board any one of the steamers
running between here and San Francisco
and giving oneself up to the circumstances
of the situation. There are always plenty
Of nice people to be met with, and the shak-
ing up together of Colonials, Islanders, and
North Americans" las one lady called
the people of the United States) produces a
very agreeable melange. Unlike the stormy
Atlantic, the Pacific Ocean is usually in a
quiet mood, and even if sto; my weather is
encountered it has its pleasures and excite
ments.
No more delightful spot can be found to
visit than these islands, and the change
the Coast, with its attendant hurry and
rush, to the dolce far niente of a few weeks
sojourn here is generally sufficient to give
one q new lease of life.
On board of the steamer there is very
much to amuse the traveller, and on shore
on these islands there is still more; and
/ when the return trip is being made, the re-
! gret at parting with friends and acquaint-
ances made here or in San Francisco, is
somewhat lessened by the pleasing anti
eipation that we indulge in of the enjoy
ment that will be crowded into the week
that we know we shall spend on board. The
Zealandia Comet, with its leaders, law
trials, poetry, social and foreign news, is
a very cleverly written little paper and
shows how much instruction as we'll as fun
can be obtained on a sea voyage, and how
its usual tediousness and mOnotony can be
relieved.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-28
Diphtheria.

Recently quite a number of sudden deaths of
throat diseases, very much resembling diphthe-
ria though called by other names. A recent
number of the London Lancet contains a letter
from VI. Czartorysk, NJ. D., of Stockton, Cal,
recommending the of lime juice in acute
throat diseases. He says: During prolonged
residence in the interior of China L became ac-
quainted with the fact that the Chinese place
great reliance during epidemics of diphtheria on
the internal use of the fresh juice of lines and
of the fruit itself, which they consume in enor-
nous quantities, in every conceivable form-as
lemonade with native spirits, cut in slices, etc.,
during attacks of this dreadful disease, with
apparently most successful results it hardly
ever failing to effect cure. The Chinese con-
slider it specific, aud will in case of need, do
anything to obtain supply. Since have come
back from California, also in louisiana,
have used lines and their juices in my practice
as a physician, with most successful results in
cases of diphtheria-even in the most desperate
cases, As soon as I take charge of a case of
diphtheria 1 order lines to be administered as
freely as possible, in any manner the patient
can be prevailed upon to take them, especially
in the form of hot lemonade, sweetened with
white sugar or honey, or cut in slices with pow
dered white sugar. Besides lime Juice (Which /
suppose acts by imparting an excess of oxygen
to the circulation, and thereby prevents the
formation of vibriones, etc., and so has almost a
specific effect on disease), prescribe whatever
drug may be indicated to relieve symptoms as
they develop, and inpart strength by appropri-
ate stimulants and nourishment.'