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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

THE FEhINU UUNE UF FENVE.
A richly frosted quivering flying Dove.
a Dream of Life screen calendar. An i'm.
ported ideal head. An imported osted
snow scene and full set of magnificent
floral cards. Fourteen artistic pieces.
Sent TO Bnyone who will buy from n drug
gist a box of the genuine DR @. MLANE's
CEIERRATED LIVER Puts (prlce ~ cts.
and mail us the outside wrapper from the
box with cents In stamps. Write your
address plainly. FLEMING Bros. PITrs
RuRaH PA
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
Too Fancy for Her.

He You and Roundup Rube don't
seem To cotton as you useter.
She (Duluth) Nav. He puts on
too many frills for me since he KEN
back from the East Why he so stuck
up TINT he oats pie with knife.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
uaHIna ruEs

syMProMs- Moisture; intense itching and sslngng
most at night: by scratching II allowed 10
tnuo tumors form. which often bleed aud ucuia iate.
becoming very SwAYHEs OINTMENT stopH the
itching and bleeding, heals liberation, and In many
removes the tumoTs II IL equally ehcacous IN
curing all Skin DineaseF DR.. SHAYNE SON.
PTupTietors, PhiladolphiA SwAYHK's OINTMENT can
be obtained Of druggists Sent by mail Cor 50 Cents.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
The United States mint In Philad. lphia wa,
completed In ts2g


Are YOU sad despOndent glcomyi
Are you sore htstresscdl
Listen To the welcome bidding
he at rest"
Have you aches AM pains unnumbered.
Poisoning life's Golden Cupi
Tnink not there's no hahn Ia 6ilead, aud
"6lyc IL up.
Golden Remedy awaits you
Golden not alone In name
teach. OH suffering ons. and grasp IL.
Health reclaim.
There l. but one Golden Remedy DR.
Taerres Golden Medical Discovery. IL stand
clone as the great blood purifier strength
rCaewer and health. .restorer." OF the age
The Liver. IL regulates. removing all impuri
ties. The Lungs IL strengthens. CLEANSING an,
nourishing them. The " hole system it build
up. supplying that above all 9th -r things mos
needed pure. rich blood.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

We rise by raising others-and he
who stoops above the fallen, stands
erect. Nothing can be grander than
to sow the seeds of noble thoughts and
virtuous deeds-to liherate the bodies
and souls of men-to earn the grateful
homage of a race-and then, in life S
last shadowy hour. 70 know and feel
that the historian of Liberty will be
compelled 10 write your name-Inger-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

And General Debility. Doctors disagree as Ia
the relative Valu OF Cod Liver on and Hypo
phusphites. the one supplying strength and
flesh. the other giving nerve power, and actiig
as tonic to the digestive and entire system
Bu' In Se0tts Emuirlon OF Tod Liver Oh
with Hypophosphites the two are combined
and the effect Is Wonderful. Tbouss nds who
have derived no permanent benefit fron Bthci
preparations have been cured l. this. Scot,
Emulsion - perfectly palatahle and easily Ill
eested by those who cannot tolerate plain Cod
Liver Oil.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

One Of the latest uses 20 which paper has
been put IL ths building OF uhimneys. II IL
made IA the form OF blocks witch are Joined
with siiicious cement.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
Ai q Washlngton lIotel.

New Arrival want room on the
second floor
Clerk-Can't have IL. sir; the floors
full.
N A-Giye me one on the third or
fourth.
Clerk They are full too, sir; every
thing is full.
N. Alive me cot In the dining
room or the parlor. then.
Clerk-All full. too.
N. A. Then | guess I'll sleep with
the landlord
Clerk Can't do IL, sir. He's full.
too; fuller than goat. aud has beer
for three days. - Washington Critic.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

A portion OF the City of Virginia,
New, is said to be '-an animated mass
If rising and falling earth" In most
Western cities land simply rises; it
lover falls. if we may believe the re-
ports of land boomer Who pay 81. 600
1 'iece Of land dav and raise
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

In answer 10 casual question
How easy and truthful 10 tell it's
A cure for the worst indigestion,
To take Pierce's lurgative Pellets.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
See Antiseii Piano advertisemer

Sufferers from Coughs. Sore Throat
ETC.. should try "BrotcR's Bronchidl Troches."
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

~ DON'T WANT RELIEF. hut CURE"
IL the exe lamatlon Of thousands suffering from
catafrh. To all such snt atarrh be
cured by Dr. SAges Catarrh Remedy. IL has
been done In thousands of cas- =: why not In
yuursi IUnr danger II la delay. Enclose n
stamp 10 Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
iion Buffalo, y. Y, for pamphlet on this di-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
n DoN'T WANT RELIEF. Bur CuI

One person IL drowned for every 329 killed OF
land according to statistics.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
IN. FISH, Arsnyer and AnnIytI~aI

Chemist. Laboratory, I06 First st., Portland.
Or. Analyses made OF all substances. Rates
for assaying gold and silver ores Sl.5O. Pacx-
ages sent by NAH or express prt mptly attended
to, and returns made
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

The manufacture OF tinware In this country
was commenced In Berlin. Conn. In l7TO.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
rHE FLYING DOVE or PEACE.

In 1880 a line of stages was established be.
tween New York and Philadelphia, 10 make
bi.monthly trims.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
THINGS woRrH KNowING.

Tennyson receives an income OF from f2OOOs
70 S2A.0OO q year from The sale OF bis bOOka.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
Cholera in Japan.

Some history of cholera in Japan has
recently been published by the Director
of the Sanitary Bureau for the EN-
pire. According to this authority
cholera is known to have appeared in
Japan in 1922, commencing at Naga-
saki, the only port then open to foreign
commerce.; and at the same time the
disease is known to have prevailed in
China. Another epidemic took place
in 1858, but no statistical information
is available as to either of these out
breaks. But since the empire has been
freely open to foreign vessels cholera
has been much more frequent 1t
entered in 1876. and in 1877 it caused
1867 deaths. The next epidemic was in
1879, when los, 7S6 fatal attacks were
recorded. After this there was cessa-
ton until 1885, during the course of
which 1852 deaths occurred, and the
disease has extended into the present
year. Cholera is admitted to be, in
Japan as elsewhere, generally associat-
ed with the prevalence of local filth, and
great efforts are being made by the
Sanitary Bureau to effect improvements
In this respect.-N z. Post
From observations on the Congo,
NJ Dupont of the Brussels Natural
History Museum, is convinced that the
waters in the interior of Central Africa
once collected in a great lake. of
which Stanl Pool is the last rem
nant.
in Paris the annual consumption
Of butchers meat is $50 900 900
pounds, which means an average of
176 pounds for each man, woman and
child The total annual consumption
for the whole of France. however. is
Oniy q go 600 900 pounds. or an aver
age Of 70 pounds per head
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06
HANDsoaIE err.

| During 1887 eleven and one half tons OF post
| age stamps nearly no Uoo.ol0 In number Ner,
| solI at the New York ppstufiics
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

A new French gun throws a projectile having
q shell Of GeIman silver.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-06

IF SO. OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY 81

llnd. She IS designed to take advantage OF the
American rules OF measurement and viii have Dorai
allowance Of beam She will be enrolled In the Corin-
THAN Club IL Is Just possible that she VIII te over
here IN time 20 participate In the race The Larch,
mont Club will deserve OF credit IL II succeeds
IN getting them all together, and the race VIII DC oe
OF the most interesting and important OF the season
Think Of It Two Burgess cutters, two Burgess Scoops
a smith sloop and scotch cutter ali equally matched
lt ought TO shed some interesting light on the keef
centreboard controversy as applied to small boats
Philip Low, the rigger put the masts up In the
Eima and she will be ready to show her PAGES IN
about ten days. She viii be commanded by Captain
Rowland, formerly Of the Arrow. who Is expected 10
coax ali the speed out OF her that Is In her AS q
schooner with the Improvements that have been maae
In her. II is believed that she will be able to make
a much better record for herself than she did as a
slOOp.
The Katrina will be launched from Piepgrass's
yard at City Island on Thursday. She is built OF
steel and Cary Smith say the work has been as
well done as IL could have been done at any OF the
kesolute after undergoing alterations at the hands
OF Cary Smith are now ready to try conclusions with
mast, and Philip Low put in new one
on Friday The Sea Fox, Commodore Can
heds new schooner Is expected to reach these waters
next week All her standing rigging and spars are In
and the ringers arc ready to put her running gear
board as soon as the Ioners have finished their work
Many members of the American Yacht Club have
recently visited their new clubhouse al Milton Point,
and congratulate themselves getting the club
house OF its kind in the country The club can well
now.
Genial Neils Olsen, the steward of the New-York
Yacht CluD expects 10 have the club book ready
In couple Of weeks 1t will show 1872 vessels against
156 last season. and membership Of 654, increase
of about 800
Many people Just now are saying: at should like
to know more about yachts than learn from news
papers; where can get the informationl" There are
many TO which they might CO. but as good as
any Is The Tribune Book of Open Air Sports" That
tells all about yachts-the different styles and how to
build and how to sail them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27

gone up, and some other articles well. Beef IS
away down. Some bids for beef on the hoof In the
Indian Territory we're as low two cents per pound
which is next door TO nothing IL dresses up about
hail. so that the net price would be about four cents
per pound for dressed beef The hides and tallow
pay for the killing the world over. asked cattle
grower how beef could be sold at this price, ana be
told me he thought the ranchnen would be forced to
go down into Mexico and steal the beeves 10 make
any money at it,
Chatting on politics, Mr.. Stone sad: " The
strongest Republican for President with the Pacific
Coast Is Mr.. Blaine. Senator Stanford could have
the California delegation to Chicago If he should
dosre It, but doubt II he will care for the mere
compliment. The Republicans viii have no trouble
In carrying the Coast for Mr. Blame. On any other
Candidate there would be a fight and some chances
We have no trouble now with the Chinese. The law
against their Importation as laborers WORKS ahVan
to do with the Chinese by shutting of emigration'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
FLATTERTNG,


From The Detroit FREQ Press.
This IS the SORT Of criticism prma dOnnas have 70
fare when they sing I'm tho presence of Black Hills
musical critics one of them writes thus Of the star
Cf an opera company:
Her voice was cross between the hum Of a
cyclone and the screech OF a locomotive under full
steam. II trembled away IN cat-ike cadences and
rose again like the wall Of hound In distress Again
lt rose In mellow tones not unlike the wind daily
ing over the mouth Of empty jug. stopping only
long enough 20 take wind, she rose slowly 20 her
tipfoes and with gyraang arms and hnaving chest,
gave fair imitation Of the roar that foretels Da-
kota blizzard Old Jim Bakers pet panther, chained
TO post back of the opera house, heard OF her
high notes and they skeered the poor beast out OF
years growth. II the first time our town was
visited by a genuine female calllope, ard we hope
she'll come AGAIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
SHAp AxD orsrER FIsHERIEs ~ PEEL.

1t would not be we'll for the Senators from Mary.
land Virginia. Delaware NewJersey 10 try 10 de-
fend Mr.. Bayard's work Some things NAV be for
given TO party ZEAL but the surrender Of tie Chesa-
peake oyster beds and the shad fishing TO Canadian
Shippers are not among the number Article twelve
OF the treaty gives 10 the Canadian fishermen tho
right 10 enter all bays on the Atlantic coast aud
drain their products regardless OF any State laws
which may be In fore for the regulation OF local
fishermen. This right can be freely en- 0yed until
the bay or Inlet narr0ws 20 width Of ten miles.
which, IN the case OF the Chesapeake, woUh be
where In the vicinity Of the mouth of the Paiuxent
River, and. IN the Delaware, nearly up 70 Bombay
Hook The test oysters Ia the Chesapeake would
be exposed 10 the predatory raids Of any foreign
smack which happened 10 have a Canadian skipper
on board, and the people along the upper waters of
bay might be deprived altogether OF the shad ana
herring upon which many OF our people rely fer
food and gupporf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
DO NOT READ THIS
Unless You are Not Perfectly
WE'LL In MIND ANDBODY

DO y0m hare pains about the
chest and sides. and sometimes IN
the back? DO y0u feel d"u ana
sIeepy? Does yOur mouth mare u
bad taste, especially in the morn
ing? Is there ~ sort 1T sticky slime
collects about the teeth? Is y0ur
annette poor? Is there ~ feeting
like q he0ry loaf OR the stomach,
sometimes q faint, aii-gOne sensd-
tiOn at the pitOf the stomach, amen
food does not sdtisfy?
Are yOitr eyes sai,keP? do y0ur
hands and feet become cOfd ana
feel ctan,Day? Hare goa u dTy
cough ? DO yOn erpectOrdte green
ish-cOIOred matter /? Are yOM
haukiag and splitting all or part
Ofthe time ? do yom feel tired all
the ULite? Are y0n nervous, irrt-
table AMI gloomy? DO yOm hare
erH f0rebOdings /? Is there u giddt-
ness, q sort of whirling sensation
IN the head tCIten rising Up sad:
denIy? DO your bO,cets become
cOstire?
Is UOur skin dry and hot at
times? Is yOur bf0od Mick dnd
sf0gnant 4? Are the achites 1T your
eyes tinged wiH yeltOc? DO yow
Frequently spit up your fool, some
times With sour taste and some
times scith street? Is this fire.
quentIy attended With l,0tpitdti0n
Of the heart? Has yOur risiOn De-
come impaired: Are there spots
before yOUr eyes ? Is there q feet
ing ofgreat prOsfrotion and icedk-
ness {?
II goa suffer from any OF Mese
syila ptOn,s, Vita Mora Near LJe/
sciW cure goa. DO not neglect your
he0lth. Use the only remedy m
dOrsed and used by persons. OF
nati0ndt reputation. Send tor free
sample Of Vita MORA PiHs. Ad-
dress
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER,
81 Park Place, NeW-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
A DECEPTIVE TINE srAyDARD
From The Buffalo EXPRESS.

The. ticket agent for the excursion steamer Mas.
cote uses the face and hands OF clock 10 point out
the hour when the boat Is to leave the dock next
d, SEQ a man nail on. watch, compare Il with ,bc
tmea aud twist his repeater folnd TO o'clock
when he saw he not ~ 10 me standard. " thai
Grand Centia al station. New-lork ! saw clock that
was exactly 4 and as my watch q few minutes
slower set IL even with the clock 1t wasn't TIL
found the clock suddenly going round 70 quarter on
5 that discovered the notice up over ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27

districts and wards Full inforhsn Is 10 be obtained
concerning private schools, ~ number OF persons
under twenty oec who have htshed study at school,
the number who have been obliged TO leave school on
account Of work. and the nnbcr between the ages OF
twelve and twcnty-on Who can neither read nor
wldtc. According TO tef superintendent OF the
school census the populAion Of Chicago proper is at
present not much short q one million.
The elevated railway project by the New-York
syndicate generally Known the Alley road, filed
It's 100000 bond with the city on Thursday as an
evidence of good faith and TO indemnify the city
the road ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27

An eninent non Episcopal cIergynan, however,
with whom talked aferward did not take this view
~ the matter Said he: I'VE non-liturgicai
Christians feed that clergy often put too much Of
themselves into their reading, praying and preschng
Some of our ministers read the doctrines that they
think most Of tito the Bible every time they open IT,
And | am sorry 10 say that few Of them project
their own personality between the people and God
when they pray. Yes, suppose per-
haps We do have moro effective read
ers than are found In churches with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27

friend of the group suggested this idea " IN
this day Of the pressure Of leg shows against tue
legitimate the combination Of Booth and Barrett III
tragedy might well be followed by that of Jefferson
and Florence in comedy You two gentlemen got
your cues in the applause that greeted you when you
came on as gravediggers. Now, II you DO not ioho"
the lines indicated 1t Will be your own fault ana NOT
that of the public promper' l am told that 'ne
suggestion is one that the comedians had alreaaS
begun to revolve in their own minds ana tha' -
likely TO be followed up by something more than ,ak
The chief trouble would be in securing plays In which
two such stars appear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

1T Is sVon mOTe IMAM probable shA
the South 10 nov solid for Cleveland
but II aueh should prove not 10 be thi
case, II will b an unexpected revalA
lion for the Republicans This solldltJ
Il caused In . great measure by shot
gun rule and corruption OF the ballot
which is increased BY Mr.. Cleveland
free rAds policy, and The fact that hi
platform OF The Dsmocrauo party II
founded on that pslioy which 10 In 20
ceTd with ell the traditions Of the Sou u
from the days when slavery and KIM
Cotton Teigusd supreme. II 10, ho y
ever, but . question Of hms how lang
this Solidl'y will continue, ~ the BouIl
u rapidly beoO ming . manufacturing
instead Of an exoluslve AgEicultuEA
country, and lhls 10 proven BY the fAo
that daring the pasi 81 miner there hRv'
been SO cotton and wooden mills, Il
electric light works, 40 q luE ABd Rrls
mills, 81 foundrIes aud mAshlne shops
10 iron fuFpAcsS, 20 loo factories and
$50 wood working industries sstA bliSh-
Cd In the Southern States. Had IL noi
been Tor The protection afforded by she
present tariff Ihess industries could
never have bean started. With the In.
creased facilities for education ana in,
Htruo''on which the South nov eDj 9yt,
II will not be many years before the
people will realize this fact and then
farewell 10 . solid South for khs Demo.
cratic party. Ths dsy IL mol fer dIsianl
when the great mass OF the Southern
people will learn that the Republican
party IL their best friend, and that She
unreonnstruoted, unrepsnGsnI secession
lists, who led them inlo taking up Arml
against the Uuion, and Who ysI iIfla.
enoa then in . great measure, are shell
enemies and oppoGsd 70 thelr bsBI inter.
ests. Every new industry started 10
chs BouIu Il another nail in the ctfi O
that will encOsa BOurboniIm, and bury
II % deep that il will never Be rssur
Eeceed. The Republican party IL IhI
party OF progress, Aad when the suutl
10 onca enrolled under lie banner he
nAnufso'oriss, mills and furnaces vii
lnoreAso, her nRsnral resources will b
developed, and the sun OF pros psrily
nhlns upon hsE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
SATURDAY. OCTOBER srH, 1888,
on the premises, at 4 D. m. sharp.

Most OF the properly offered "a on high,
solid ground, over Eleventh street bridge,
This section 10 rsaehlnR = presperous basil
very rapidly, and substantial In p oyementi
Car Works. the Della ware Terra Gotta work.
and the newly started Wire Mandatory
Great. lively demand for houses, The
branch Of the city Railway Cow pany, now
~ operation, pas certainly added 10 the value
why prices should not steadily advance. The
palance OF the properly Is most beautifully
located on commanding site on Eighteenth
atreeJ and oyerlooKs the City Park and n
brssndy vine 1aol Head sirest 10 = corner
rooms, built 1854 with alley privilege. IN
brick, lot I4I6i srOomS, built 1850, with aiiey
privileges. loa West Eightsenth street Is two
porch, front lawn, side yard and alley priyi.
ieeee. The lots arc on Thatcher, HeAld,
Davis, Peonles, Dure, Twelfth, Thirteenth
fourteenth, Ftheenth, Sixteenth, EiEhtEenth,
and tWcnty-seeOnd streets.
The sac will commence At .. M, sharp,
with No 1, and proceed manly IN order ol
nnmhefinE, Omnibus v II leave $40 Ia Mar
TERMs Of SALE. For the lots, 20 per cent.
equally divided al and months Discount
OF per cent, for al cash. Deeds delivered
when All paid. Taxes 1855 paid by sellers,
FOL Id Head et. hortgAge OF 500 at 9 per
cent. for los W. lsth 81 mortgage OF g2lOn az 4
CAGES OF 900 each At per cent may remain,
balance same ~ lot terms. Rent from day Of
seulemen. to purchaser. Taxes for 1855 paid
by seller. Settlements In all cases to be made
e9mplete before Saturday. Oct 10 At noon,
otherWise sale may be declared void hy seller,
hlLLARD T. POOLk,
sl0S Market street,
hzf-H Agent to effect Gale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

articles nsa sslaaily lnorsassA. This d
3 pEeolam GhAl No Democrats undar
Nj. Cleveland 0ould n0l have solved
thiS side Of elagnily. Thsy sAv but
one way 70 reduce ths revenue, and
that vas through . bill framed By Q
Southern free trader. whose sole object
waa 10 cripple or Fuln altogether she
Industries Of the North. II their bill
shouid beo0ms . Law, II would q nod
thln country With the products OF she
cheap labor Of Ear0pe, and mako A mar
ion market for EnRIish manufAotur-
err 70 the exclusion OF our own. Oonsa-
Quently orr manufacturers, 20 DO able
10 compota with them, would BE- oblig-
cd 70 reduce the wages OF thelE en-
ployss 70 osRssp0nd With thoss paid In
Great Britain. while This bill would
|osrtAinly entail ruin on our manufao.
turaEs and working oiAseS, u 10 By no
means oarlAln that II Would HuoOssd in
reducing she revenue 10 any oonpidarA-
bic extent ~ u Il probable the lmpoE-
sAtlonu Of goods on which The duties
would DO reduced TO . rate that oar
mNuuiAo ursrs o uld not compete With,
would be qlIdrup ed, aud thus In crease
Instead OF Decreasing The revenue. The
bill proposed BY the Senate obviaaas
this ain ,uliy, By maintaining The tar
IN on WOOL, and woolsn goods, whIIa II
redusss u, or phases on she frea list
many articles that Ne cannot produ 0
or manufacture in this country. This
70 Wise and pEudsat and slrlsIly In a.
cora with the Republicans pr'noipls OF
protsoliOu 70 Amsri9An induSIElsI And
American homes.