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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-12-26
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
coNoRess,


MONDAY, Dec. 10. .- In the Senate
petitions were presented for the pass
age Of the pension law IS prepared
by the g. A. R.; for tho admission of
Wyoming as State; in favor of the
Blair educational bill; for one-cent let
ter postage; for the passage of the Sum
day-rest bill, and for free ballot and
fair count in La Fourche parish, La. A
resolution to adjourn for the holiday re-
cess from December 10 to January was
adopted. In the House bill was intro
duced to organize the Territory Of Okla
homa. A deficiency bill was passed ap-
propriating $3.50, 600 for public printing
and $3.50, 900 for the Census Bureau. A
resolution was adopted instructing the
elections committee to take up the
Clayton -Breckinridge contest in the
Second Arkansas district.
TUESDAY, Dec. 17.-Bills were intro
duced In the Senate to provide for the
division Of Dakots into two States;
appropriating $3.50, 900 for the develop
ment and encouragement Of silk culture
In the United States. Committees re-
ported favorably bills providing that all
soldiers Or sailors who are or may be-
come totally helpless from in
iuries received or diseases contracted
while in the service, shall receive $79
per month; to aid In the establishment
and temporary support Of common
schools. In the House bills were offered
to refund duties paid by the State OF
New York on arms imported in 1868, and
to enforce the eight-hour law on Gov
erument premises.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 1S.-In the Senate
. resolution was introduced congratu-
lating the people Of Brazil on the es-
tablishment Of republic and formal
" recognizing the new Government
The nomination Of David j. Brewer, Of
Kansas, for Associate Justice Of the SUI
preme Court, was confirmed. A bill was
introduced to provide for National
Board Of Education. In the House bills
were introduced to suppress trusts; to
pension letter carriers after service of
twenty-one years; to grant lands
to honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors Of the late war: to estab-
lish . United States Court Of Ap-
peals; to provide for uniform system Of
bankruptcy; to perpetuate the National
banking system; for the organization
and admission Of the State Of Columbia;
to provide for the repeal OF the tobacco
tax; for the election Of postmasters by
tho people, and joint resolution to
amend the constitution 90 as to permit
the President to veto items In general
appropriation bills. Adjourned to tho
2Oth.
THURSDAY, Dec. 1o.-In the Senate
the House concurrent resolution for a
holiday recess from Saturday next till
Monday, January 8, was concurred
In. Mr.. Hale introduced bill to regu-
late immigration. Resolutions were in
troduced to provide for celebrating in
1892 the four hundredth anniversary OF
the discovery Of America by IN exposi-
tion Of arts, industries, manufactures
and products, and to permit States to
tar National bank notes and United
States notes. The House was not In ses-
sion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-12-26
Friends Of Brazil,

CEACuuO VI D60xl1.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-After routine
bus ness in the senate to-day. Mr.. Morgan
called up his joint resolution recognizing
the United States Of Brazil He said he
would not have ventured to address the
senate now on the subject, but that he
felt impressed with the necessity of hsv-
ing action taken by congress.
A BILL was introduced the Goth by SEN
ator Cullom 10 establish limited postal
telegraph.
The bankers association of South Da-
kota In session at Aberdeen the Goth con-
tributed sl0.O 600 for tho relief Of destitute
settlers.
Two ferries plying between New York
aud Jersey City collided on the afternoon
Of the 10Th. One Of them had fftecen feet
of her bow torn away. None of the pas
sengers were hurt.
Two trains on ths Louisville & Nash
ville road werc wrecked In Q collision
near Orange Grove, Ala, the 2Oth. An
engineer and fireman were killed.
Two we'll known citizens Of San Fran
cisco, were smothered to death In the hold
Of q steamer on the 20th.o
TIE grand Jury Of Washington, b. C.,
On the Goth, indicted G a Bilcott, lato
cashier OF the serssant.atsrln Tor grand
iAfSsAy sAl forgery. = -,
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At tho Meeting Of tho National Commits.
sloners . Sanitary Organization =
R0Pmad.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

Krug, Georgo nfncr Cambria f9Ruslip.
kelm, conrad, marble-eutier, InhhaaHu.
klttell, Andrew, carpenter LnFeti0
klbler. Do0rgo, lahofcr. cambria borough.
knhler, Anthony lauprr, tQnfuaHal iqRI'
ship.
Leslie, Alexander, ianncr tiuHIi 'UHh hp
Loughry tiark u. CLERK Co1pelataIr
Mc1lpskcy. Thomas A.. boss oalltau Borough,
NcGouga. uemeInus, huagr Allegheny tsa4s
ship.
McMullpu , A miner Gt'i.a. lJaa-aIH.
NuugaH. Jam.. fmer D.sametI township
Aagl, J0Eu. Dol. farmer ,e4msi1 .aaHshIp.
ualmaH e.. o. carpenter fast t.aeAassH.
owens. David o.. tanner llnhu4 f1au.HIH'
Page william. IabHIeT tasf talsual.
plummer uu,ur hh1ref suluMeHiH t4aHs
ship
potts Thomas. rtfrl-HufteI IuaHsiaHL,
mhleit. Abraham nuHaT WDtTui.t 3Faf
ship
mblrtt. John A., mili haEi luhHH4Bu
suppes NaA, supguultndonf lunt NaNt
township
Williams. DrHf.g rr mihgf lllA uaiuH 4.
Williams Mehar. nupff, u4ff la4asHIA
Tefhaf 4 o.. iarm0r tlrarHtil township
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

Then Ahearn. with an effort, struck Jack
s0n q swinging blow which doored him.
AheafB. iAr0Ba BY bis osn ef0Tl, fcll On
top q his antagonist When the time.
keepers called for he twelfth round Jack
son was put ou bis feet BY h.s second.
and started forward toward the center Of
tie ring He bad hardly taken step
wheh he fdl back into The arms 0i his
seconds unconscious. That Is the story
Il lIse fatal 6ghl By rOunds The remain
d. i lid nLnEr-
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

IN town. he Nas notlhed % leave, bat Dts
attorneys took him 70 'he hoiel Where be
remained at day yesterday
]. Is the general h'I'ci 1"~ That the
Nioeis boys bad 4ceamsi'ces 20 ile mhr-
del. and these men AaVe heel told = they
DO not eei ihe prisoners o1' u'ey VII
" sgaeal on tacD a1I i.a' r'H1is TOT
tHe ouisi4s felP 'Het -s.- gee .f''. i.is
cons laH 2 H ~ Hata-i-
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
Ftssy IscfDESIs
D. cauueuisn Win. rae Cas,Ssiiansi,ip oi
t.ss Hsi.rf Fund.

D. CsHaestIsn Niil tiao Cus,oaiansiiip si
t.ss Hsi.ef Pend.
Banker Thompson relates several Incl
deais ln rsngo ii0n with lhe custodian.
sLip 4 ue large sum oi money directly
contributed - Pifi.burgh which exhibit
e. aausins side oi human nature
3. some l.ml since he says, Zone Of tie
be4 kaoHn business men u Pittsburgh
eame iHt8 ny Office aud stated that he
aaaiel % bouON sI00, 900 " the funds
81 i..a golAsioau s4derers said hat
i we pfeposisfous, bat be- stated that
be- Lad tae mos und0ubied sucurltes tor
&C. money dat ii was tle common be-
Iisf that o Bs.I might r'apse briora The
Aguey wauld bc sautcI iarpaymell and
llal lae maHey solii be- much batter sm
plalfd 81 Haaius irt,naf ,hau De lying
lIf amisa tiai q would bc Inn
+. z.yl4 a. 4eA4 = rtlt a ,hC money on
aag aery aa.ae " ths iaH HAT il
n.lI.t a. r.l.ci fer % auy moment Ny
S. ar t.a 4u..p. lls scnpiunl parable
.ofue t.a.s aai MOD 20 convince me
u.t AaIllug #.H al amount = mcuey iu
.a.aHrss sac doing hs tlr floihfal ser
.-at als l.fl ulat Do o napkin. Bat
a aas simply oat of tle question g. ulioa
ane portion 4 lls money 20 pass from i'm
m0a.as control Oihu have come
fHa mrr ld urged poe to deposit
81 u0aty % sasiags banks or q invest
.f i bonds pa tc open maIAdl forget
ut al. Ual nl0patlous mifhi
L-L- I--L..
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
THE NICELYS.
INEEN L EXCITEMENT STILL
PRETlILS

Card 3 sHt fsTa allofd Agafs tfal
rz.s.r rr- zs..r- A. E-zscl.fsd lls law F.
Usssszrasa zss Ealsly - nafter novH
Tnr oaa Haa -na fake T1irln out-
Geese .sssrr -E-ptl.er iutere-iirE
sar.s eza.44.ng a. lbs-l.ers.doss.
Tse BFxsaeas q. Eouday contained
a- aoaa sas shooting = Deputy
saeae Hes --. and she escape aud re-
ea-rare N.r hovs a Somorsci.
20 Naud-t sf.sraaHn. The following ai-
1no-a 5.ar.las ars are eiveu by gentle
-aaa wso was Be- Somerset Yesterday.
There vas e~aoab,edly an organized
aitompi b Is lsas, lKprisouers 20 escape.
Six new Srrfa aaa wessrn revoivcrs.
., osl8se. sra4 good supply u am.
ruuastfsr .ar anuezIo8 10 the lai.
ana tlet S.. and two other uea
awaiting fa murder aHd two burglars
Here rs ts.. it Wa- zoe clstom 20
leave thtu ors d fas hal o. oac. i5r
dinner fafr r.ea was 20 ovcV'rg
IIe guar aaa tleu iu cell and rsra'1'
Altb0ug pros lea wita Firearms ibry
Cd na tsA sos shooting Bob ra.
5al. ihas - forced 8y circums,aloes
AocordH- - Fr9rumme, Garlo, ore .i
size burg lrs. leid Hp William kif,.r
80. Hes-. IA s-..f nrps and Jnf Y .arII
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
un srcosn florGnlsl
David Iish fiuds iiis Wiis Aust He
puatrd Escapahr

nasid Iish riuds nis Wiis Ausr ate.
poatsd Eseapadr
Thomas Yaudyuo aud bic supposed VIZ.
wrfo arrested al Beaver FaI.. aad aifet
IN lhc Rochester lal Tuesday aitemaea,
he charged with iumIk "a cgt and she
wllh adultery Tho suits we're s4ief.i ~
David llb thg rcN husband lf '4g
woman lEhsa wealthy ya4n farmer
living near Marion ohio
on june % lts1 IAomas twdYua 4p.
piled ~ .i.ha ioI 4as.atH, saI hast4.
gagged d. farm band uu teHuHy ll
NandYnc aul Mr. tsh cIlpei huf0efs
followed lo uAyruboud, MIeHi By lA8
deserted husband. NaHdyle escaped aat
Mu. lhA returned home. Iwu mlalH4
ailewari she disappeared After mHlH
search Mn ilsAaua taudyus Hpf lpealsI
iu Beaver ras llaa aa. le9ttigi
that NaAdyuo Waa anu in.H ua.7
where, il D alleged ha m4 aHW 4Il
trouble with a5ouus Homaa
Tuesday mum.ns lhA Hga l..ie
hufgA aul proceeded tu if. .aaa,
where d. confronted H. pals lAeY
agrg arrested anl e1mmIH p .ag
Rochester iAll by aU. n.
tmle tslhulslI ..a sa y.
give his a.fe 1a0 ITa #M wa.
ani none ars u,gr Ih,ut E#.alas#
u....fts A. Utn.I ... f....tI..f..
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
BRUTAL PRIZE-FIGHT.
- ElGnrE.EA-YTARO OLD B0Y KILLED
~ THE nINU,

-I4ss.a slloa-iy ii.ssi.as Isugili-A IIaF-
fglsIe Aaasr
-. Lone. September Is.-A brutal
Hslse ueat shieh 1oclHoi ~ ibe saloon
II fhe Daly Bm.hs7 bdneen $50 Local
bmi-.ft af considerable ialc ias' nieAl
has resulted .n lle daiL q 0ae s iAe
participants. Thomas D. Jackson eyed
eighteen ysurs. BE- lhe victim. iie fought
IA. AAe4m. tAc local .lEhtwsigbi
ehampioa. eleven BLOODY rounds ans @
,la ausH.aE Il lae far'fA fr.. 'a.l'.aF "a
his seeaaAs asma The aglt throughout
was aae 'tlsuotl dopsr4fc battles sFef
aliusfsoi ta ring h.rlcs Ras loa
leit - sld give ani aLe aagE.ng
mrAei le ss.. loas s4l-i Ihe fd
blood uas braashi in ti4e Aui 0uad,
more Il ti ia fle second lld by ihe time
LaIfa Galea s0uafs BAL beel 'o.sAi DE
men aaa f4.if seconds a,rs raYul1 a.ih
bl18a. g. sas co. rasllsi 90 Soc noyl y
lae flae. while iia water Eth wA.eA nse
G.aaas a.F. paa.ci .fsi as
b'a.I .raf
Naea jackson il. ualJltg..t Ia A.a
df afHs d carried 60 room
aft u DIy. -.I.aa aaI hra pHF
E as r fIW worked
cd uF H4f eI..4i r.I 4l 81 20
sHa Hs aga.as I-.a..a died. ~
r Iaea h.s m1r.r. Nr. George 81
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
November SPECIAL Term aud December
Regular Terra.


Hanue.amp , policeman, Juhustown
Jordan. u NJ muorer N.llNiilr.
Koanl. Josfrn contractor IohnslaHa
long. John builder ,roi be- township
aauer. b D., bfafemen. EneHsbun.
Maso.em. John miner south FORK
meihan. Elaad. lab1rr tl'ggAeay town. p.
Miller Jamra D. thinner. johnsio"h.
Morgan Thomas miner tunrmaHsa cough
Morgan E,au tanner Barr tHn up
Noell JaapA. nuler cambria t0RnHhir
uaks. Fn4fr"E mIHrr. south IuIa.
llahrbaash Jaau. f.un.r eros township
Rowland NlHam o.. tanner rosie township
hub. .lt "fer nb0rar tisr luu.mauEh
ehafbausA J0aU. uudrHHhtr Washington
t0ausHp
rmaY. Jolu A. amrl Adams tuausH .
soulsu5 George .m0r ..NIHr.I tobhshlp
~Iefpns.l. s.uG. pHuu IuUnsiuHH
steuan. tdaam Or agru, f4st DaHenaush.
NelA olanrs laulirr juhusuhu
NyIaua Lawrence arurU -ls.l .euaaaA tsaar
rHp,
young. e. A Uuieh,T f0HusfaHH
Laue. Jacob FOREMAN Fa.l ta1amHusH
Griul Junars usrsmbsr fefta.
Aaaif flrhaHHH. .aTiIatIH. I.lasIsau.
tUsiIeF. rtI.0 inUHr hlfH I.HH..lp
tatlI a.taul.r luurr UH..Ha.sH laaH
sup
Dugau nlgA fmrI Iouf I4HasHir
Han uan.N 81. lsfm.f. tl...t lHthsAlp
r.sAne ,l.u.s NuH.u tHlu4 YaAsHp
utxpaIu., uaUlrI. nu.. .HHaa NffasA
~ EIaar MuH.I hI. .I township
uafes. luHh nu4ur HIIfU township,
uUaa. JHH.h m.U HH# H.Haa.a
tf.f f.I4#. T..I..H I..# ... = UIH
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

fhs Garsf 4u.tsef FsuAd sH Haiu street
rsla ist 800 soi ibf isIslsf
4as IsaI tls.asIya decided % its
la.l fe1lEt. p.y u. Dil ~ iAe bati.
mH hDH4 4..Ir.a, Company 70 .Hf
a4raf luHIrl alHslsHug io s5i0.t9 ab.eH
sas laf by nsA 30 lle aood. 1bs rsf f.
flsanr iHsi elt iHeugl iAs oarai #
i4e Efal.fA AI.I.as aai settled DE lls ~
90 = edo - Ma.a street Ihe lialii.
mai 4 DAo arre yty lbga 60 the
E. na4 ae 1Wt tml ~ taa aaaa.
aa8 - 900 lo,Hnt l4is claim ua. fia
Bs smuI.... 4. liHE ahoHt tHr
fI#m !. mirf Nlar definite
.Hlfua.ag .nH he aad lle lumber t
& urpa is.I .s saaE iu fe'.oluF ibe
sea fa.ff'.. '.. 'uf haHf n
~. sH.ee I. .u. distinctly ellen
aa ..... .. Hlo Hat
arH. I..|. "rN# .a'H
.''H.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
PERSONAL MENTION.
B. 4. Seaborg is in the city.

B. A. Seaborg is in the city.
]. G. Megler, of BrOokfeld, is in
the city.
F. r. Stokes is passenger on the
incoming steamer.
Mr.. ]. P. Dickinson has returned
from trip up river.
A. P. Butler, advance agent Lew
Johnson's "Papa's Baby Boy" min
strels, was in the city yesterday.
Sheriff Smidt returned from Salem
yesterday morning, where he left the
crazy man, johnson. He says the in
sane asylum is about full.
F. W. Bowman, assistant general
manager of the Oregon Pacific rail-
road, is seriously i'll with congestion
Of the lungs, at Yaquins City.
F. s. Bosworth, Geo. Taylor and
family, Alex. Mcdonald, A. ]. Brum-
back, N. Howerton, V. Cook, Miss
Leila Hughes and J. N. Hughes were
among the passengers on last nights
boat. The two latte; are children OF
Ed. Hughes, and are attending school
at Eugene City.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
The Publishing And Patent Offices Of
The Scientific American.

Perhaps some of our readers have
visited the extensive Offices of the
Scientific american, at 361 Broad
way, New York, but may have not,
and to such the following account
may be of interest. A correspondent
who recently had this pleasure in
forms us that he was greatly sur
prised at the magnitude of the es.
tablishment. 1t suggests to his mind
an enormous insurance company or
banking house. At the main office,
which is principally devoted to the
patent business as it does
SO important a part OF the establish
ment-may be seen the members OF
the firm and their able corps of ex-
aminers. Ready access to the prin-
cipals is afforded to every one; and
here may be seen inventors from all
parts of the country showing their
models and drawings, and explaining
their inventions. The models left by
inventors form large and interest
ing collection, and are kept in room
by themselves. The large corps of
draughtsmen who prepare the patent
drawings are for the most part eX-
perienced mechanics, electricians or
engineers, some Of them having been
connected with the .. S. patent Of
fee. Most Of the correspondence is
carried on by type writers, and this
necessitates q separate department,
where a number of experienced fe-
male type writers and stenographers
are constantly employed. The dark
room, where the photographs of the
patent drawings are copied, and
where the photographs for the archi-
tectural department are developed, is
also on this floor. On the floor above
may be found the editorial rooms,
compositors' and subscription room,
and engravers' department.
The architectural department oc-
cupies the top floor, and here may be
seen the manager of this department,
and also a number of draughtsman at
work preparing the plans and general
designs for the architect and Builder
edition of the Scientific american,
which Is published monthly, and has
attained a widespread ciculation.
The printing of the papers is carried
on in a separate building. At the en-
trance of the main Office, which alone
occupies q floor space Of 60 by l65
feet, may be seen one of Prof. ORA
per's remarkable recording barom-
eters, with which instrument COM
plete record is kept of the atmos-
pheric changes. This barometer was
built specially for the Scientific
American, and it is q remarkably
fine and sensitive as we'll as very
expensive instrument.
Some idea may be had Of the ex-
tent of the business done at the Of
fee of the Scientific American when
we state that over one hundred per-
SONS are employed by Mum & Co. on
their several publications and in their
extensive patent departments.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
Who Is Your Best Friend?

Your stomach OF course. Why? Be-
cause if it is out of order you are one
Of the most miserable creatures liv.
ing. Give it fair, honorable chance
and see il it is not the best friend you
have in the end. Don't smoke in the
morning. Don't drink iu the morn
ing. II you must smoke and drink
wait until your stomach is through
with breakfast. You can drink more
and smoke more in the evening and
it will tell on you less. II your food
ferments and does not digest right
il you are troubled with Heartburn,
Dizziness Of the head, coming up of
the food after eating, Biliousness, In
digestion, or any other trouble of the
stomach, you had best use Green's
August Flower, as no person can use
it without immediate relief.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
A CARD FROM N. JENSEN.
The Superiority Of the Jensen Machines

ASTORIA, Jan. 8. '69.
EDITOR AsToRIAE:
In The Historian OF to-day regard
ing the suit of Norton ct al, vs.. the
Jensen Gan Filling Machine Co., are
certain mistakes which We desire to
have corrected. First the Norton
Bros. complaint is for infringement
on eight different patented machines
in place of one, as stated.
Second, the Jensen Gaping ma
chine is not only all improvement on
other machines of that kind, but it is
the only machine that can be used
to any advantage by salmon Gamers
in Gaping the usual cans. It has
been proved by practical experience
with both the Norton and the Jensen
machines that the Jensen is superior
in rapidity and certainty to such an
extent that it is certain to displace
the Norton wherever it is introduced.
The Jensen Gaping machine has
been fully investigated by the best
official experts in the world and a
patent allowed thereon, and the Nor
tons will find that every attempt they
make to check its progress
will not only fail, but it will
create more formidable competition
against their now lucrative monopo-
ly. It is not the dollars that creates
or 1etards invention, but the life of
invention is competition the same as
the life of other industries, and the ex-
listing laws do not bar competition,
but fully sustain the same.
This suit has no terror to US, but
rather an entertainment for which
the Nortons will be obliged to settle.
It should also be mentioned that
these Chicago gentlemen were ap-
parently more worried about the Jen-
sen can making machine than his cap
per, as they made four unsuccessful
attempts for opportunities to investi-
gate the same, as follows: They
first came into the Jensen Can Fill
ing Co.'s and the Astoria Iron Works
shops at noon and when no foreman
was present, and investigated the ma
chinery in sight. Next they asked
permission from M. Jensen for seeing
the can making machine or its model,
which was rejected. Again, they
came to A. Fox asking the same
privilege, which was likewise rejected;
and again, they attempted to gain the
privilege from the book-keeper, Mr..
Moore, of the Astoria Iron Works
but with the same result. Their trouble
about the Jensen can making ma
chine is not fully known to us.
THE JENSEN Can FILLING MACHINE Co.
NJ. JENSEN, Pres't.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

On New Years day. near Washou.
gal, W. T., wood chopper, named
Vaughn, was cutting timber in the
forest with a companion, and the two
men were Just Telling a large tree.
A tall dead tree stood near, against
which the falling tree struck in its
descent. His companion saw that
the dead tree would be struck and
Jumped out of the way, calling at the
same time loudly in warning to
Vaughn. The latter was either par
alyzed with fear or unable to jump
away with sufficient celebrity, and
was caught by portion of the falling
dead tree and almost instantly killed.
His companion escaped without in
jury.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
Their Business RooIuins.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival Of trade at J. w
COINS Drug Store as his giving away
to their customers of so many free trial
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never diSappoints. Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group. and all
throat and lung diseases quickly cured
You can test il before buying by getting
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the indi-
vidual. Such a remarkable event Is
treasured in the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been at
tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence it is
that so much is heard in praise of Elec-
trio Bitters. So many feel they owe
their restoration to health to the use of
the Great Alternative and Tonic. If you
are troubled with any disease of the
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, OF long or
short standing you will surely find re-
lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at
80 c. and 81 per bottle at j, W. Conn's
Drug store.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

Yesterday afternoon several chill
dren were playing on the raised track
OF the street railway near the opera
house when q passing car struck and
ran over the two-year-old daughter
OF J. T. Leasy, lnjuring the arm and
groin, the f1ange of the wheel strik-
ing the latter. The little sufferer
was removed to her home and last
evening was resting easily, it being
yet uncertain as to the extent Of her
injuries. The driver Of the car, Har-
ry Waldman, was arrested and locked
up, to await the result Of the injuries
to the child. It was narrow escape
from instant death to the little one,
and should serve as a warning to
other children to not endanger them-
selves in O similar manner.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

items. Here is one; Some Of the
business men OF Astoria held meet
ing and invited our converted iDhdel
for the purpose Of drawing him from
God and the Salvation army. They
offered him q position that would
bring him money from 500 to $500
per month. He refused. The ques.
ton was settled. God bless him and
keep him true"