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Idlenes. LA Dangerous Fault

In the kidneys. When inactive they speedily
fall into disropalr. Those obstinate aud fatal
maladies, Bright's disease and diabetes, ensue
with terrible certainty upon the inaction OF
the organs affected. Catarrh Of the bladder,
enurssis, gravel and sttangury are also to be
apprehended from partial paralysis of the
bladder, OF which weakness and sluggishness
are tho causes. Hostetter's Stomach Bittersi Is
renal organs, and one which can be relied
upon TO afford them the requisite stimulus
without exciting them-an effect to be feared
from the unmedicated alcoholic excitant OF
commerce. A further benelcent effect Of the
Bitters, by renewing activity OF the kidneys.
Ia TO enable them to drain from the blood In
ducfiye OF rheumatism and dropsy. Nervous.
ness, fever and ague, constipation and dys.
pepsia are conquered by the Bitters.
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PERSONAL.

=, hoBERT GARRETT, ex president OF the
baltimore Il Ohio 10 reported 10 be ,nnch
improved In health, aud his friends M
remove him from Ringwood to Mexico.
kEV u. +. SEIBEL will preach his fare
wen sermon on Sunday evening, in the
Sefuiau n singii Reformed church, Harris
Durg, on North street. Mr.. Seibel comes IN
Lancaster tn lake charge OF 81 John's
Reformed church.
REV. w. Il. JOHNSON, rector OF the
sIo'estant Episcopal church In Plain Vile.
Conn., 10 trying the Spuraeon method OF
interesting men In religious affairs by
sio~ifg them 10 smoke while he chats
informally on biblical subJec.a His lsst
tsik was TO an aseemblsXe gathered In A
diygoods store, and he wore surplics
while speaking. He thinks he can MAKE
church recruits In this way.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL recs,vsa
lnsny congratulations on his attaining his
Io.h anniversary on Friday, not only from
moteu Americans, but from Glsdstona
IenDyson and other prominent foreisneIs.
Mr. Gladstone said ~ cordially ioin In
the proposed congrstulstion 10 Mr.. Lowell,
and trust that America NAV, for a Iong
ume yet to come, be adorned by his living
onArscter ana genius, as she will in after
years cherish his fame. P"
BISHOP TEMPLE, of London, relates IN a,
when ne was once worshippinR in the E ,st
Zoo church, where hearty musical ser Ins
Is distinguished feature, he joiued In the
ngiDs to the best OF his ability. Hs has a
stehtofisn voice, and the fleet OF hts n 1r,s
on those sitting near him may be Imagined
AZ the conc usion of the second yeIss OF the
nyun ,ne patience OF q workingmsn on his
ihDeniate left seemed fairly exhausted
Not recognizing the dignitsry beside him
me p or man, In sheer desperation, gave
the b'shop snarp dig In the ribs, and the
iat'eI, On turning around for an sxpIana.
uon, Was thus addressed In subdusd but
alsuno! tones: ~ say, gub'nsr, you dry up;
you're spelling the whole show,T ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

THE New York Sun In IN article based
on the report OF the state board OF charities
OF New York, says that nearly 500
people, or about one twelfth of the populs-
tion Of the state, obtained charitable sssist-
ance from state institutions In the past wear.
the expenditure aggregatipg $S,Sl5. 600
Yet the immense sums expended privately
should be added to the above and, besid CD
the many unreoorded gifts Of aims by tho
weli'.o-dc u must be remembered that tho
poor themselves are perhaps tho most
liberal helpers OF ono another. 1t is also
no'ed that OF the sum noted above % ex-
pended by tbs state, 81, 100000 was for
ts'afles and wages OF the employees OF the
institutiobA
No wonder that the Sun exclalrns 4" The
extravaganza o! charity Is appalling and It
Is steadily increasing" When De TocGue.
vile wro'e his memorable esssy on A mer-
lea, II was to the honor Of our country that
thore was no sbJsot poverty and begpsrs
were rare. The poor were without SER
Witty and every ono showed proper selt
respect. Now we have become very much
Ike the rest OF the world and find our.
selves confronting this Same old problem of
oiafity. There was = time lot so very
long ago when an American would have
feit insulied II offered pay for doing whs,
ne was hired to do, but now In the cities and
81 summer resorts OF wealth and fashion
tipping has become 30 firmly established
that II IL reckoned IA q part OF the wages
IL can hardly be counted a. charity, but II
IL given and received AZ something for
nothing, and 30 helps to educate people 70
iadiscrlninato charity and professional
peRgary. State charity docs not replac
private charity, but only seems to drive Il
10 other channels, and to stimulate careless
ana harmful giving, and the truest ana
least harmful OF all charity is ths. OF the
poor to the poor I'll rot only the increase
OF exttavsgauce IN charity that il appalling,
on' the increase In extIaysgsnce Of eli
kinds.
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Ru..ls. Colors Elrsa Upan.


The report that Q French cruiser had
bOmbarded 6agsllo, where tho Coasack
expedition under M. Aschinon had settled
temporarily, killing or wounding I'VE CT
the expedition and capturing the remainder,
IL confirmed. The bombardment was the
result Of the Yefusal Of ~. Aschinofi TO
lower the Russian II " which he had hotsted
at Bsgallo.
This 10 probably the end Of Aschinofi's
romantic expedition. He and his Cossacks Q
started 70 establish kussisn colonies In
AbyssyniA, and tho scheme ives interesting
because they are the only white men whom
King John, Of Abyssinis, has received on .
friendly footing since his trouble with Italy
began. Priests Of the Greek church are In
Ascbipofi's present party, and, according 10
his story, they were specially invited BY
King John TO enter bis country and arrange
for union Of the Coptic and q reek churches.
Both France and Italy have been dubious
about the effect this Russian enterprise Was
likely to have upon their interests, and the
fsct that the parry landed upon French ter.
Yitory seems 70 have been made Q pretext
for breaking up the expedition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

THE American men of-war In the harbor
OF Vile Franche, near Nice, celebrated the
birthday OF Washington In grand sty le, o, d
IN acc1unt IL cab!ed 10 the Herdid d OF the
sAlvos OF salutlpg cannon In memory OF
Washington and in compliment to the
French fleet which dropped into that little
Mediterranean port to SEQ what all the
noise WAS about When the French I'D Z.
mirsl saw the bunting on the American
vessel there, he remembered that It was
Washington's birthday and with true
French politeness he ordered his vessels 70
sec again aud when the feet appeared again
in half an hour; oil the ve ,sels were ga,ly
decked with bunting, with the stars and
stripes on the mainmasf The British
training ship Mercury sent crowd OF
boys 10 visit the Lancaster, probably % an
interesting historical relic OF obsolete men-
of-wsr. 1t IL pleasing to find that our old
navy can at least be ornamental.
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McLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
THE GENUINE DR.C.
NJ C L AN E'S
-CkLEBRATED--
LIVER PILLS,
Intemperance q Disease.
Intemperance q Disease.

When the celebrated DR.. Rush declared that
truth which the experience aud observation
OF medical men IL every day confirming The
many apparently insane excesses OF hose who
Indulge In the use OF spirituouB liquors may
thus be accounted for. no true cause OF con
Duct which - taken for infatuation, is very
frequently diseased state OF the Liver. No or
gan In the human system when derauRed. pro
duces moro fiightful catalogue OF Giseases
Ana H. instead OF applying remedies to the
manifest atoms of the disease, as 10 TOO often
the case physicians would prescribe with
view 70 the original cause. fewer deaths would
result from Diseases induced by deranged
state OF the Liver. Three-'ourths of The dis.
eases enumerated under the head OF Consump.
lion have their seat in a diseased Liver. Tie
genuine DR.. Z. McLane's Liver pills prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa are d sure
Mr.. Jonathan Houghman, OF West Union,
fark TO-, Illinois writes TO the pro d rte ora
fleming Brothers, of PIttsburg, Pa that he
nan suffered from a severe ana protiacted At
JACK OF fever ana ague, and was complet
restored 70 health by the use of the genuine
Dr. q. McLane's Live- Pills alone. hese Pills
unquestionably possess great properties, aud
can be taken with decided al vant taRe for many
Diseases req uirfng invfgorating < rene dies, but
the Liver Pills stand pree eminent AS the mean
OF restoring dtsorgani zedliver to heat thy G.
lion hence the great celebrity they have at.
Insist on having the genuine DR.. c. McLaue's
Liver Pills prepared by Sleming Bros pitts-
0nrg fa. All druggists keep them Price 20
ht'apox' Gl
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nAxAxAxsx,s

PzrIApsIsurA. Saturday, FEB. =, ias.
The cream OF the White
Goods Exposition, which is now
all over the store, Is not all in
the pfices-but much OF It Is.
You may find a lot of White
Silk Neckwear at the Chestnut
street front. Men ,re Of minor
account in a White Goods
Show, but there is a bit of 4
bargain for them here, however.
Four-in. hands Of satin and
corded silk, made up Scarfs Of
corded silk In several popular
forms, white and cream in both.
They bear the name Of a great
English firm. and the price Is
IS cents--down from 50 cents.
The name is worth the price.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

general Acooedingly, the county treasurer
says he u going 20 be governed BY The
2 cee outhofisiss. and VIII Ignore the coun'y
sollCltor.
Mors than seventy Of the spplicsuss fer
liconeee fesid Ing In The outer wards now
say they will NOS take out = license, % they
c,nnot sfiord 70 pay no much money. Those
who do pay Il Will 40 ~ under protest.
the dscision OF JudSe McPhcrson. OF os
Lebanon county, who rules that Lebanon n
third class city aud the liceneo fec must
be $500. Therefore II Lebsnon, with 20, 900
population, 10 . third GLASS city, Wiikes-
barre. with population Of II. 900, must be
one. loo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

A rAcETIoUs conservative member OF
the Csnsdisn Parliament suggests that
Canada should buy tho Eastern states Of
this republic. This is In burleeque OF tho
American talk OF annexiug Canada, and
assuming her national debt 1t might be
good thing for the c9untry TO let New
England 90 at fair price, % her popula-
tion 10 now said to be largely OF foreign
birth, and the barren soil is not worth
much. The Yankee stock has drifted TO
other parts, and the Western Yankee 10
now the most valuable variety. The trans.
fer would also relieve us OF Blaine, but his
Jlngoism might mako Canada an ugly
neighbor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
WHISKY SELLERS EXCITED
Licenses In WiiktsbArIs Raised From Tn
10 five Hundrad nausr.

s an WhstsoAus Raised From Three
TO Five Hundred Doiisrs.
Inc liquor men of Wilkesbarrs ara
greatly excited. The county treasure or no !.
hned them on Friday afternoon thu, thew
would have to pay $500 for their licsp se
Las. year they paid only $500, and thew
G e,s under the Impression that that ives
county solicitor, w. l.. Mclean. 40 rnisd
ne claimed that Wiikesbarrs Was governed
~ chsIier Of tts own, and did not come
unne' ne recent decision OF the supreme
court regarding the classification of cities.
y, me county treasurer, however. In order
snditor general of the ststa' Ths Iat.as
otnclsi sent word back that Wlk esbsrrs
came under the ruling OF the suprems
court, and liquor licenses would bs sboO
ao strengthen his position Attorney General
fitzpatrick indorssd the views Of ths AUDITOR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
HARAMARREA
NANAAARRrG
Sample lots as We fit about
Table Linen

Sample lots as we fit about.
Table Linen:
rSsaIE: ss:,s1: !. Ds:s. D:.ass r:S
.is Con: 4 & y 3 < Z 9 = = 81: r. go.
s;siss 1. :Io, 4: go. p TO- y 70. us no.
s:s!:S 81 { Cloths. "sa n,s ss. asa.
':aIs :'a z 8, 10th; q :,s = q .. u ss n W@ wm
.S:ss: & 81 ~ s. 81; 4: !: s:' e 1. e g G. q " s"s
'' sa.e m S5"sss g. a. g. 8 50 % ,;s g 20 IS :''
e I !,SS 90 90 c y e 3 40 g g, G
Ex,rs heavy B. Sbi sS Ss%s:k IN y T i,,sS IsSis
Linen: NOV shita. at q q. q ~ elsA
sss Ss o. snc q y sa,s 70, per oyard Worth from
Towels
We can't well say too much Of Towels.
Sor ahroom. for kitshen. for cham.
The % ia%aa. Sss:''.S !. SCld Bleach +" plain fringe,
English sizes, fr I'M IN v Ssc 20 % !, Is sssS ~ Us IS
Fetch towels ia pure white or White
henstiichea, embroidered ana knottsd
ScWcu unowois N al tneH cAnny WAyos 7oc
From ireland, the Lineusst land OF ali,
natural silver and eeldsa irAi's
Our spsciM NOTED fringe HucA or Da.
masx Towels are Si %.
Bed Linen
We show, clean. snow white sheeting
common run q Linen sSss.ins buyer. ~ s
Judge by tho hand-woven French
Linen. 80 inch. CSC; s4inoh. TO.
In every case "Linen mean:
Linen. We have no place fol
the "Union make.believes.
Southwest Of centre.
White and Ecru Lace Cur
tains at whirlwind prices.
A Chestnut street window
full Of them; more, like a showe
Of cobwebs, under the Transep
skylight.
400 pairs real Antique Lace
So to $I2 a pair-thirteen price,
between.
$50 pairs real Renaissance
Lace, Sc to S2s a pair.
second moor. north Of Trsnsspt.
Plain Cottons, Of course. Th,
stacks near the Chestnut stree
entrance only hint Of the heal
at their proper counter.
Pride Of the West and Mado
polan Muslin; Wamsutta, Lans
dale and Berkley Cambria, AM
other fine cotton. An eye trea
to see them.
Northeast OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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NRYSTAL PALACE,

CRYSTAL PALACE,
FORAIELY KING ST. THEATRE,
This popular resort has been entirely reno.
waited. NO pains or money HIS been spared to
MAKE ms tne nnast amusement resort in the
city. In connection with our beautiful Ca.
ronsseil we have at 9 large expense secured
mt Augustine. with his greatest curiosity OF
the l9tn century. the result OF Is cara Toll
aud study. known as the
BUSY WORLD,
propelled by steam and water power The
nnest display OF mechanical and sutomattc
tft scenes ever exhibited In this state, also
MISS LULA. the Mystery OF London,
Only One-half Lady, who Talks and Moves:
Our steam Power Carou ssell, the finest ana
largest which was made for the Exposition ct
Rfchmond. Va, with steam Power Crgsn
having full brass band.
GRAND OPENING.
ON Saturday. February l6 1889, and daily
during this week from Q p. IN. to D. IN: and
?; m; to 1880 y; m. Our en- Entertainments are
strictly moral ana refined in every particular
Admission, cents, which entities ths
holder to one ride on Z C,roussell. fl8lwd
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The torturing discase neuralgia Is Instantly
relieved ana rapidly cured by balvatipn Oil.
kev. WIN. II. Chapman, pastor OF n. Il.
church, Georgetown, ID. o., wrote MS Having
h al an opporiu nj, 10 test the exec lent uAi-
tiles of br. Bulls Cough syrup, hesitate not
To say, II Is the best remedy have ever used
in my family" For Group ana whooping
coug b II 10 sure cure.
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wAsHrxoroN's birshdsy appears 10 b
rsvivins - holiday. and u may bs oele.
brated bsreafseF ~ great annual fox cbase.
Young George was IN ardent follower Of
the houndA
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more tempting than Hamburg
Embroidery? Nothing, Of
course, but when the spice Of a
bargain is added, it becomes ir-
resistible.
227 pieces pass under the re-
adjusting process, and will be
ready for you this morning at
prices variously reduced. Yes
terday they ranged from SO
cents to $475 a yard, to-day
they are SO cents to 50. The
highest are % pieces at ST.;
they were nearly all S4.75. The
Embroidery is 81 inches deep
-sumptuous enough for a
Princess.
Nothing more the matter
with them than with the last
pretty Swiss that came down
from the Invoice Room this
morning with the freshness Of
ocean breezes and Customs
supervision upon it. Why then
mark them down? Simply be-
cause the sets Of widths are
broken. Much to US, but
nothing to you, except that you
buy cheap-buy cheapest.
A companion bargain is 100
pieces White Pique (you will
persist in enormously calling
them Piques), All-over En-.
broideries, various figures, and
several qualities, the lowest
normal price Of any 81, some
much more. Your choice at
50 cents, and edgings to match,
6 inches wide, with 2 inches en-
broidery, at IL cents.
Piques again, plain-only
they are Weltings-ecru, 40
pieces, 20 cents to 10, IS cents
to IS, 3S cents to 20. DO you
want durable Dress Stuhs and
cheap Here they are.
| South west of centre.
OF the dainty Creamy Wool
en- stufts for women's Summer
wear dozens OF sorts. Some
light and filmy, some heavy
enough for wraps, but delicate
| all.
Perhaps the cream OF the lot
are the Cream Voiles--if you
care for novelty effects. Beau
ties. Embroidered, figured and
stripes. Snow on snow, with
just the shadow of a shade of
tint difference between the
lovely ground and the exquisite
work that makes 1t lovelier.
Single and double widths, $I.25
to So.
Cream Carmelite. Wonder
fully like Veilings, but with
from to 6 rows OF hemstitch-
ing on one border. Only a
trihe that hardly adds to the
cost, but it gives the stuff a
patrician air. As inches, 75c.
Cream Albatross. Fine
French make, attractive look
ing, delightful to the touch, 40
inches wide and below value at
as and soc.
Cream Nuns Yelling. From
the best looms in the world for
such weaves. As inches, soc,
75c and 81.
Cream La Gloria, like Alba.
tross, but with a crepy effect.
AZ inches, 81.
Cream Bedford Cord. A
grand stuff for women and chill
dren's outside wear 4; 54 inches,
S2.5o.
Only the quickest glance at
some of the others.
Cream n, s,Is Z, <, Warp Henrietta 40 inches.
Cream Serge. 40 to 4, inches. so, 6s, ana
Cream Csshmeres S7kc to o.,
SIeim heatrice. Is nthe'. sl.
Cream Albion Serge, AZ inches 75c |
Cream Diane. ~ inch .. 7sc. |
Cream bengalines. satin stripes "a |
Cream Tricots. Sc inches. 5Nc
Creem Mohair. ygious widths 81 to 75c
cream striped Novelties, 4. uches Al
cream formosa, 40 inches, d.
Some of these have been ex-
travagant stuffs, but we've
brought them all to the level of |
real worth-or below.
Near centre OF the store
Your memory needn't be
very long to recall the time
when thu Linen Store was a
peddler's pack.
Maybe a quarter OF an acre
>E II
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Koko SOAP:
koko Soap.
1T WILL FLOAT 1T WILL FLOAT,
1T WILL FLOAT.

PURr. UNIFORM ana DURABLE ia qual.
ity, economical in use. A vegetable oil soap
for the LAUNDRY, TOILET and BATH
Adapted to general household use, or in
MILL, NINE or SHOP. II your grocer does
not keep II, SEND US cents for postage, and
We will mail a cake FREE. Address,
Fl. g. q. A. RORVER,
nov27 lyTu,Th.S CINCINNATI U.
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SALESMEN-WE Wish A FEW MEN
- to sell our goods by sample TO the whole
sale and retsil trade. largest manufacturers
In our iins. Enclose cent stamp. wages O3
pei day. Permanent position. No postAJs an
swered. Money advanced for wasos, adver-
tisins. etc. CkaTBkkIAL AA6U'rG Co.
Cincinnati, Ohio. JAMS oQteoO
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NOMMON COUNCIL ORDINANCE,
~ no. H.
January 2. 1859. read in Common Council ana
referred - Finance Committee. Same day
rs.nrnea by the Finance committee with an
hiarmat1Ve recomme ndRtion.
AN ORDINANCE.
To pay the cost and expenses OF q sewer in
North Plum street, between East Orange
ana E8s' Chestnut streets.
SECTION be 1t ordained by the Select and
Common Councils OF the City of Lancaster,
that the sum OF seven hundred and sixty. We
ss-lOO U7t5 s9) dollars Re appropriated 10 psy
the cost and expense OF Q sewer In North Plum
street, between East Orange ana East Chest
nut streets, to be taken from moneys In the
City Treasury. not other wise appropriated.
Ordained ana actsd into d law II the citv
OF Lancaster. February Q, 1889.
W.K. BEARD.
President Common Council,
DAVID ]. DIEM.
Clerk Common Council,
ROBERT A. EVANs.
President Select Council.
J. X. BARR,
Clerk Select Council.
Approved February Z, 1889.
ieb@Std hDW. W.kD0kRLEY. Mayor.
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JOHN WANAMAKER
NEW DVERTI6EMRNT0


SELECT COUNCIL ORDINANCE,
~ NO IL
January 2. 1889. read in Select Council ana 70.
ierred TO the Street Committee January II.
1893. read in Street committee ana reported
Rffirmatvoly.
AN ORDINANCE
Appropri ating 300 to pay Q. W. Schwebel for
extra labor In the construction OF the North
Queen street sewer.
sRcrIoN l-Be It ordained by the SAlect ana
Common Councils of the City OF Lencsster.
That the sum OF one hundred teleO, dollars be
Contingent iFund to pay G. ". sohVobol Tor
extra labor incurred In digging the ditch for
tho North Queen street % ~er fourteen inohas
cations.
Ordained ana enacted into q Law st tha oitv
OF Lancaster, February 8, 1859.
W.K. BEARD.
President Common Council.
DAVID l.. DHRN,
Clerk Common Council.
ROBERT A. EVANS,
President Select Council.
Clerk Select Council.
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IL l. FISHER, DENTIST.
W. Particular attention given 70 auina
ana preserving the natural teeth. have al
tha latest improvements for doing nice work
pertencs In the large cities ! am SURE TO give
the best OF satisfaction and save you money
host ARTIFICIAL teeth ouly $50 Per set
m.r'aiv' M ~ skok16 GU aBN o3.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-22

LIE Richau's Golden Balsam No
Cures Chancres, first and second stages.
Sores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears.
Eyes, Nose, ETC., Copper-colored BIotches'
Syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and ali
primary forms OF the disease known as
Syphilis. Price, S5 90 per Bottle.
LIE Richau's Golden BaIsana No.
Cures-Tertiary, Mercurial SyphilitIc Rheu.
matism, Pains in the Bones, Pains In the
Head, back Of the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con-
tracted Cords, Stiffness Of the Limbs, and
eradicates all disease from the system,
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse
OF Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy Price S5 90 per Bottle.
Lo Htchau's Golden Spanish Anti.
dote for the cure Of Gonorrhes. GIeet.
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni.
tai disarrangements. Price % SO per
Bottle.
Le Hichau's Golden Spanish In.
1ecttOns for severe cases of aonorrhes
Infiammatory elect, Structures, &c, Price
81 so per Bottle.
Le Richau's Golden Ointment
for the effective healing OF Syphilitic Sores,
and eruptions. Price 81 90 per Boz.
Le Richau's Golden PiiIs-Nerve
and Brain treatment; loss Of physical pow.
er, excess or over-work, Prostration, etc.
Price 50 90 per Box.
Tonic and NerVine,
Sent everywhere, G.. O. D., securely packed
per express.
C. f. RICHARDS & co. Agents,
42I & 429 SansOme street, Corner Clay,p
San Francisco, Cal.
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE.
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A Railroad to the Sea.

Salem wants a railroad to the sea,
but the sea wants one to the valley
equally as bad. as the following from
a Tillamook bay paper would indi-
cate: "The people were on the eve
of a -four and coal oil famine when
the augusta brought relief. In few
days longer we would have been in
the dark and without bread. Unless
you lay in a supply of necessaries
sufficient for the winter, you had just
as we'll go to bed and say kitty bar
the door," '"-SGlem Statesman.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-22

The hours between midnight and noon are
designated by a "a. MI, those between noon
and midnight by p (P. ny. Oh. OOE1 a denotes
midnight, oh. Dom. p denotes noon.
the height is reckOned from the level OF
average lower low waters to which the sound
ings are Given on the Coast SURVEY charts.