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SAIJiM,' FKI I) AY, JM7V Ftoff 23riB77
President Hayes.
Men .or nil cinsos who ilcslro good
jrovoriimoiitinoro (linn merely pnrtisnn
success, rejoice (lint (lio now ('resident
lias In (ho outset of hlsndniinistrnUon
cut loose from machine politicians nnd
the (irlll-st'rjrosuits of party, nnd called
lo his enhinot men who generally com
mand the respect of Hie country; ono
is an avowed Independent, and ono wns
a Democratic .Senator in Congress from
Tennessee. Tills action of (lie Presi
dent Hcem.s lo ho made In accordance
with his repented declarations In favor
of reform of (lie Civil Service and con-
(.'Illnllon of (he opposing interests ex
isting at tho South. If his intention is
truly to work reform in (ho Civil Ser
vice, as seems apparent, it will require
grenl fortitude and llrmnoss of charac
ter on his part to carry (he same oti( in
opposition to those Senators and lead
era who havo nlwuy.s denmnded con
trol of I'edoral patronage, to use tho
wime for their pergonal advancement,
and whose Mipporlof party seems con
ditional, often, on this pergonal distrl
liutlon of tiie " spoils." In tho intorest
of good government, It Is to lie hoped
I hat (his "rtpolls" h.vhIoiii has found an
!iid, and that (lie rewinds of olllco are
not horentter to ho hestowed sus pay
ment for desplcahlo and dlsliouorablu
hurvlce, as has been too often the caso.
If President Hayes shall indeed mic
eecd in working this much-needod re
form, lie will deserve praise for his
manhood ns well as for his honesty.
Another hrave attempt on ids part
scorns to he to restore peace and pros
perity to tho South, nnd prevent tho
war of races that lately seemed so Im
minent. Without going Into an exam
ination of facta to prove where tho
wrong-doing lay, it Is safe to conclude
that (hero has been much wrong-doing
In the South, and very unscrupulous
oll'orts to retain power, on the part of.
both tho contesting parties. Thin re
sult continued, tu it must surely bo mi-
Xa. .alfLtl yat X ltil.iHUlljHMl.
administration, would produce untold
mNory In that unhappy Miction of our
country, and perpetuato- anarchy nnd
misrule until It would poison the wholo
national government. Indeed, it has
poisoned tho whole government nnd
nation, nut! tho only salvation seems to
be the houo-ily, good Judgment, nnd
llrmne.Vi of the President. Let us hope
that a new em of peace mid prosperity
is indeed dawning upon tho United
Stnle-H; that (he President will meet
surces In his effort to secure Hofonn;
Mini that tho color line may speedily
disappear from the South, nnd the gen
oroti.i people who sinned so bravely
oven If greatly in attempting seces
sion, and have so grievously sulfered
therefor, then nnd since, may become
reconciled in spirit, one with us again
in tho slncerest unity, and reall.o once
iiioio the wonderful proporlly they
possessed before the civil war.
We tan eiuluro n tt'irlllc war with
tho old and evil spirit of partisan pro--crlptlnu
and Intolerance; wo can com
placently seo tho politicians rage
against principles of Reform, if wo can
see tluMo principles triumph in tho
end, and the American people once
mure truly united, happy, and prosper-
Oil.
The flivuiiiitniU'Cs of the late elec
tion are Mich as lo caiiho grave doubts
in (he inliuN of many honest men If
Hayes wa-. properly elected to tho high
dlllce he now till. This fact makes it
proper, and even necessary, that ho
aliould h I rive to compensate for the
disappointment of the popular majori
ty, that certainly voted against him, by
n cuiiM'tvatlve and national policy that
shall s'UNfy u!l p.ullu.t and all sections
of Ids Integrity of purpoip. Iteform "
was the watchword uf the late canvas,
nnd if It meant nn. thing more than to
catch vuto. and win Mkroa, it should
require tho President to carry out tho
policy ho has commenced in the fullest
and mo-it amicable manner,
positively, few differences
icy between the partlus and tho sec
tions. Parties have little antagonism,
except for the possession of spoils, ami
there is no sulUcient reason why Pres
ident ami Congress cannot work to
gether to iimko tho people prosperous.
TIlO Wll.KAMKTTi: K.VltMKll lilts 110
partisan olltlcs, nnd no ono connected
with it takes an active part In political
proceedings. Wo stand as ready to ac
cord praise, where deserved, (o ono
party as another, anil whenever wo
feel the people at largo havo especial
Interest we do not hesitate to speak.
Wo side witli neither dnss o'f politi
cians in condemning (lie otlter, but wo
renllzo that the ngo lins become demor
alized nnd Hint partisans nre alike dls
Jionest nnd unscrupulous, the measure
of evil being too often only the posses
sion of power to execute it. Tho cor
ruption of tills government has be
como a sin Hint cries unto henven. The
Immoral practices of politicians have
tainted tho -whole nation, and if any
power will arise, or lias arisen, to stem
tiio (ido and bring a better state of
things, we may well feel glad for our
country. President Hayes Is now in
his seat, nnd the struggle has but com
menced. Wo nre told that ho request
ed tho churches of the nation to pray
thnt lie might iinvo heavenly guidance,
without which ho could not hope to
succeed, nnd with which lie could not
fall. If lie maintains that snirlt of
meekness nnd flrmuess. wo may hope
thnt the nation lias at last found a
President, nnd thnt the political canker
Is not to eat out tho very heart of Liberty.
There are,
as to ikiI-
Magazines for March,
ticrtliiicr'a Magazine for March has a firoat
varloty or HluHtratloiia of much Intorost nnd
valuo In connection with tho pnpgra thoy ao
eouipay aud Illustrate. In "Tho Now York
Aquarium," you noo many plcturos of quocr
llshos mid loam a, groat deal about marine
llfo. l'liio vIowh uro furtitotiod of I'rincoton
Collogo and portrnltn or lis dlitlngulshod
inon, Thoro aro nil norti of houso furnish
ing plcturos in connection with thnt subject,
tlon'l McOloIlau wrltos uuout "a winter on
tho Nllo," mid It Is woll illustrated with on
KwlugM lolatlng lo Oriental llfo. A lwpulnr
soionco iroallno tolls of tho wonderful
"pllohor pluutH " mul-showH wliut thoy nro
llko. Other llluntrallous relate to Gllbort
Stuart, tho great painter, and mirlal Hlorlca
nro coutliiuod. Ueuide theoo thoro In tho
usual varloty of tulo?, poetry, editorial chit
chat, nnd coleutlllo utid hUtorlual mlacol-
lauy noowHary to iu.iko tho monthly at at
tructlyoas UHiinl.
St. Xicholun charms tho chlldron projior
and oven lutoronts "ohlldron of n larger
growth." Thoro Ih much valuablo liiforma
Hon contained hi nomo of thoso HluutrntlouM
and tho- akotahos thoy accompany. It in
about iw oasy lo descrlbo tho plcturoa of u
Kaloldotcopo, forovor cliauglng, as to irivo a
monthly account or tho varlouH thlngH .Sf.
Xicholas furnlHlies. AH wo know is what
our folk Bay of It and they nay It Improves
with ago. Tho February number has
wonderful vurloty nnd run. A Uormau
" Folk-Mtoryj" "Tho Hoyoti Akos" oomloally
"On tho loo," with winter hcenory: "Making
nmplo Hiigur" (as wo used to reu It, though
on h lorgor Hole); Kalry talos and ptxitry,
nud coutliiuod stories, nro among tho reslduo
of tho good things thut dobght tho youthful
roudom of S7. Nicholas,
Jfarpcr.1 Manihl; Ih tho grant original 11
lufilmtod mogizlno of tho United States and
Mooms to havo no dllllculty In malnululng
IU well earned ropututlon. Tho Ublo of con
touts for March Is very outortiilultig. Tho
illUNtratluus nro profuBo and very c.xwllcnt.
Tho le.idlug paper rolatos to "Conlompornry
Art In Kraneo." Thou oonio-i "Tho l'rtusb
hu Wends and tholr Home," with llluslrn
t!ons, unit nuothnr lllustated sUolch of tho
"DNtrlbutlou or Animals" Is both Intorost
lag nud iuktruetivo. "A Kumuior crulso
umoiig tho Atlantic Islands" gnvo graphic
vIowh both from ion and poucll and maps
of thoAwroi nud Madolra Island, no ram
oiii for gropo growing and wluo making.
Thu usual coutlnuod stoiloi, taliw, poetry,
editorial matUir, etc., kivjp up tho intorost of
tho mouth to tho usiul sUuuhd,
A " Youufj and Inexporiencod " Correcpon
dont. The following is from a young lady,
whoso eloquent niul lengthy essay on
Ttiiipawwe was not published In the
c'ak.mi:k, and tho manuscript returned
cposlugo paitl by usj with thu asaurauce
that, while wo appreciated tho ellbrt,
we were obliged to divlluo many .simi
lar articles for the very good reason
that the Wu.i.amktti; Kaiimuu could
devoto only a limited ..paco to that sub
ject and do Jtisllco to other duties:
1..ni: C'chntv, March Kl, 1877.
l!ni roil Paiuukii: Yours of tho otU iust. at
hand tulontN notrd.
I am very Noting, nud O how It uhlllotl my
ho.rl wheu l'. hinted t- tuo thnt tlu publlo
jiiuiimU of to day, iuftomt of being publlo
isliu'iiiom, a thoy should be, weroowued by
ulihky rhuts, i-ullio.id mouopoluM, political
trSukstnrH, u. Now, Sir, 1 only havo this to
nay: 1 am ury you ilou't ow n tho Kaiimuu.
1 suppoml you dare pk cm on hIIkuIi-Jtx-to
of lntrnt to tuo cu'iuiiunlty. Hut,
al.is for our beloved couutiy t when tin Intel
liont ulltor nuiKt tUl his p.qor with cures
1. r ti. ki on lion-ox, uiuln va-i aiui,umo'o h
er aiMy twaddle!
Siu! 1 (viiblder tho ennte of I. O, (l.T. In
tliuulyabi)vo(riitf'riA,.. es,Hlr! a.unueh
nbuv It as hoavon la nbovo the regions ol tho
Uwtl I havo this further to bay: nsynu havo
elascd your iwjior g.lnt mo, by the grai
of God assisting mo, you bhall hear from mo
In some of your exchanges, and Hrhap
otherwise for 1 Intend to u:ep.Aro myself o
battle against tho foul demon, Huml 1M
you know tho boys nnd gtrls or to-day will
iiiako tho men and women of our beloved
country In a few yerT I am youug nud In
oxporloiuvd, but whatever lntluems) 1 pos.
seas I will exert it against tho clrcuhtiou of
tho Kaumku.
I am now gathering up facts in regard to
the villainy of tho V. of II. , and If tho press
of Oregon U not outlrely muuled, I hope to
got It ttoforo tho lKoplo.
A uuiu of mloiu Tho phltloguotuUt.
Letter From Ochoco.
Mr. John Pcabody, whoio lottor has bcon
somo tbno on hand, wrlloa ni fjllows :
Ed. Faumkii: Stock ralsors oro In good
cheor on account of tho oasy wlntor; grain,
Hour, boof, hay, and ovorylhlng that can
bo used for grub or food, boars n good price.
Mou aro aolng in ovory dlroctlon hunting
quarlzor Hllvorsoap, great inountalnB of
tho lattor bolnc lntolv found In a belt of
country 10 by 10 milon in ostont, nnd tho
king oT gold and sllvor, himself, can only
toll how much will yot bo found. Thoro
don't appoar to bo much troublo to rind rich
qnarlsi on top of tho ground, but thoro h no
big thing In plecor mines, as yet.
Our correspondent glvos tomo Incidents
of lo;inl nnd illegal proceedings that wo
omlt,aud then adds:
Br. Iloamer, of Portland, wont through
horo latoly with teams loadod with machin
ory and bound for Damp Creek sonp holos or
sliver wolls. J. V. Vuudtrpool A Co. havo
brought on somo diamond drills nnd will
soon commence running n ho!o through
Smith's rook to seo what thoy can nud there.
As most of tho oxcltomeut is In this coun
try at prosoutnbout tho mines nud silver
wolls I will gl vo somo facts as to tho rlchuosu
of theso mines, First tho Oohoco inluos nro
worked hi tho. Spring and early Summer,,
then tho wator dries up, thoso mluos aro
placer gold mines, during tho ttmo thoy nro
workod thoy pay very woll. Quartz lodes
nro being found nil over tho country and
somo of them show tho precious motal con
siderably. This country has uovor been
prospected. What Is found so far hns been
happoutd upou. Thoro aro somo fow pros
pectors horo huutinir out tho various kinds
of rock. Thoro is not moro than ouo man
out ot 20 but what has a plnco of rock to
show to you nnd If you haven't ono to nhow
in roturu ho will not tnlk with you but n
nlurt tlmo, You meot a man on tho road,
tho first word is how do you do and how is
tho mluos, nnd tho common reply Is, Dully!
Tho noxt Is tho eilvor wolls or soip holos, I
expect somo of yourroadors would llko to
kuow how tho sllvor wells look, Thoy aro
sltuntod nbout 05 mllo from 1'rlnovlllo Inn
uouthonstorly dlroctlou uoar n small crook
through tho Fahmkh tholr wolghl and ages, cntlod Camp Creek, thoy aro built upas
I am feeding a llttor of ton, keeping ncoount tliough thoy wore uiadoby hand. I sup
of tho feed and oxpoct to show thorn attho Po they will nvprago 4 liot high, l'Jorlt
wv iiuu uaig itiiu lal ntiuiru biiojr iuuuiutu
BIG HOQS.
Salhm, Mnrch 12th , 1977.
Kn. FAiiMr.n! I will now attempt to
answer Mr. Noyer's onqulry ns to tho bl,i
gestbreod of hogs, nnd his ouqulry about
Poland China, as ho statei ho and his neigh
bors aro wanting n largo hog, and ho says he
thinks nny ono having tho Poland China
would do woll to ndverllso them In tho Faii
mi:r, Allow mo hero to ntnto, I had an ordor
for a pig from a Mr. Noyor, poslolllce, Kow
Era; I shipped the pig thoro nud havo not
alnco heard from- it, and ns Mr. Noyer says
they havo tried tho Borshiro, but they aro loo
small, I havo thought it mljjkt of boon my
pig thoy thought too small; honco I now
glvo again my opinion, bollevlng It mny bo
of profit lo them. Big food is tho big hog,
and for tho information of nil concornod I
will stato what took first premiums last fall
atourStato Fair. Tho largost hog on tho
ground and which took tho swoopatakea
promlum for nil breeds, was n Borkshiro,
nud to my knowledgo tho promlum Poland
China wns specially fattened and flttod to
boat tho Borkshiro and fell behind. Tho
largost nnd first premium sow was nlso
Berkshire and tho largost pig upon rocord
In America, and probably In tho world, Is n
Borkshiro. Its weight is givou In tho May
numbor of tho American Stock Journal, and
statomouts fully authenticated that It wns
Qvo months and twonty-thrco days old, nnd
Itswolght 323 pounds. This Is pioven n
puro Berkshire I now glvo thowoltchtof
my Borkshiro vs. common stock. I fattened
about fifty bond without nny particular ro.
I fod thorn a llttlo during tho summer, nud
after taking the filubblos I put them up In
Xovotubcr, about tho middle, and killed
them tho 0th day of Janunry. Thoy wero
pigged last days In March, and first of April j
wero red brau and shorts lu a solf feedor,
and went to the crook ror water. Tho Bork
Hbiros nottod 100 pounds and tho common
07H pounds, same ago ami fed togothor. Mr.
Ueorgo Smith, near Tumor, klllod n pig of
uiy stock tho day it wns olght montliH old,
1170 pounds. Inm Informod Mr. Cllugmnu,
noar Pooria, klllod somo Barkshlros last fall,
not woight four uundrod pounds, of stock ho
got from tuo, and I hope ho will glvo uo
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS,
Ouo Kind tortlic If ninnii Family.
The other for Hones and Animals.
Stato Fair. Thoy will then bo olovou months
old and I oxpoct thorn to avorage Unco hun
dred pounds. Thoro is n good promlum for
hogs for noxt fair, and I liopo all classes will
bo fully roprosontod, so wo mayjudgoby
actual faota and not at random and lu tho
dark, I had a brood ton years ago named
"Cross's Iuiprovod," that gavo general satis-
taction, and I roily believed thorn tho bost
hog I over saw. My only fault to thorn wan
thoy woro tooirgo; nnd the oows would got
loo fat and fall to rnlno pigs, They have
alnco been erorfnod with Chester VhUoH,nnd
tho fall of'75 ono nt two years old welghod
MA) DOUIlilH! mittl.imiu.nonlfill 7(l Itflrt iiniituln.
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unavauuiuiur uio huw wero nnniiiliir-timf
noar, puro Berkshire, nud I will show tho
pigs at tho noxtStato Fuir, ond 1 shall mako
an otlbrt to carry tho sweepstakes premium.
The blood of my old stock waun start from
Hudson lUy stock, crossed ujion IrUh
Oruzlor, Suil'old and llyllolu, nud then bred
to my imKrlod Borkshiro Y, ti, ladd,
which caiiio from Now York nrouud tho
Horn, nud wan purchased upon board shin
by W.S.LndJ, of Portland, and I paid Mr.
Iadd f!2J for hliu, lio was famous asn
breeder: without doubt tho bent over In Or
ogou. 1 had him nbout eight years; ho wns
familiarly kuowu ns "Old Bill," especially
In Iilnu county.
AHEUICAK llKIU' IN K.NCUNI),
1 herewith euolo.oyou h copy of tho Daily
Jmlejteiulent, published lu Shotnold, Kng
land, sent by my uophows, who aro largo
dealers lu meats lu that city; nud tlioy wrlto
mo they aro now going Into tho trade of
American liocf, and 1 dotre to call thoatton
tlou of yout many readora to especially
notice tho dill'orouoo nt that place, between
American baf and Texas beef. Now llilu
AmorIc.ro beet Is utuloubtedly tbo be-.'f of
Shorthorn Uursftlu8 lv1 Mimao Block
(huruba) aro uo better than Texas. 1 lonru
by a lotter fiom h. G. Heed, (hat ho has told
to Mr. Harper, of British Columbia, ton
bulls. Now, Mr. Harpor has got his 050
upon tho olut, nud I hop:) tluno oatilu of
Mr. Hecd'u w ill bo proelatud, as tho valuo
ot tl om to cross uKn tho hertls cast of the
mounUlus, In future, vtlll count mllllous.
Hueh bulla In Illluols aro worth from ono to
leu thoimud dollaia, aud havo 1-odu i.d
yauclug to my cortalu knowkdgo forty
years siradlly, cud thoy havo tried nud
proven thorn , and it us nu tclunl fact that a
well-bred Shorthorn steer In t Ji'c.io mar
kol.wlil anil dtH" bring i)f:y ii' Ujtn moro
than a erub steer. This u lullv puven
in my pruMuuc:) when las! thcio. Now beef
nd.solt east ot thu m uittaii k, f-.yy W.isoo
cjuuty, will koon ba sold lu UiveriMioJ, mid
1 am woll nwnre that M-ruU V.miIo will In uo
lustiuico iell or bo lakou from ttiera to Kug
laud , I am of opinion that H, 11. Itc&il will
tinvo urdora In advwuco tor his anlmtls, nud
at largely advanced llgun, aud the tradu
in them, llko water, la iKiuud to find its
level wiih thu pitoea 111 Illinois. Buion
vn.i.Ti.i.!,,:nil 1 am not afraid to state till',
my opinion, Iraukly aud freely; when sueh
men us Mr. H.irporsoo tho jvolnt, I hero will
havo to bo largo lmputatlons- to supply tho
demaud; they are not in Oregon.
TllOS. CltOhrt.
The People want Proof.
Thoro U no madleluo preerlbd by pbyl
daily, or sold by OruKgUU, that carries such
evidence of Its ucwas nud t.u parlor virtue
as lUucatK's QiniMAN Svnee for severe
Coughs, Colds settled ou tho breast, Con
sumptiou, or any diabase of the Throat and
Luugs. A proof of that fact is that any per
son alll toted, can set a Sample Bottle tor 10
centa aud try ha superior etfect before buy
lug therfgular alxaat 75oonta. It haa latoly
boon Introduced in tkU country from Ger
many, and IU wonderful cure are attonUh
(nft every one that uaea IU Three doaea will
relieve any cse. Try it. Sold by
n hugo teacup turuod up3idn down then tho
mush, crasa irrowlnir all ovor tho out sldo
except tho top.whleh is very soft, nnd n polo
van uo insortou 10 a uopiu ori root wun ono
U1IIIU,
Pooplo nro crossing tho Cascades ou horso
back to and fro without dlflloulty. Tho
mercury ranges from "OtoCO In tho shade
nbovo zero. John Pkahoiit.
Mr. Poabodyti lottorn woro Interesting
but writtou with such palo ink that It was
almost Impossible to docyphor thorn, though
othorwlso woll wrltton. Thoy havo thoro
foro lain on one table until wo could Hud
tbno to copy tkeiu. Anothor fact wa'i that
UlftJXLkor Is n strancor lo tin and ns ho In-
uountod hw u'onuluoness nnd or coumo liavo
omtttoa tuo personal allusions thbuzu thoy
all nppoored good nuturod. Wo llko humor
well enough but llko to understand Jt and
know tbero is uo ill nnturo behind It.
The Good and Truo.
Pure an tho lily, puro and whtto,
Tho good aud tho truo doth unfold;
Not a sjiot uor 11 stain
Can his whtto broast ordain,
For ho'a littlng for tho right.
Thon give him tho crown
Of the bright nud truo
Moro bright than a king doth wear
For ho Is tho ono to wear tho crowu;
Thou why do wo still forbear ?
Ho U working far might;
Ho ls'worklug for right 5
lio la working for tho crown 5
For tho oro wu of puro gold:
Is his henrt to enfold, and no paiu can
outor there
Dkixa D.
MARRIED;
Manih l."tk, at tho reh!onco of tho brides
imronlM, Howoll Prairie, Marlon Co., Kldor
Browerotllclatlug, Mr. Vfui. CUIuairod Miss
.'uij 14, .inner. -
NOTICE.
Tlivstockkolddn, lutho Mount Jell'orsou
Pass Wagon Ho.id, ore retpiotod (by tho in
corporator) to nifotnt HaodS t)pon IIouo,
lu baiom, at 0110 o'clock p. m , yiturday.
March 31st, 1S77. Sr.ui It. Uammi u,
Si:c Y,
ntKHIUMS FORISIEW SUBSCRIBERS.
tjullon Uiimbsrof p?rous havo nvnlled
iliomol ves of cur ell', r to allow 11 yo.us sub
rrlptlou loauy one who will send us three
now nimss, of suturrit'en who will pay
tho'r subicrlptlons In advance or within tho
year, so wo repeat tho proposition for tho
beuellt of our render.
Any person procuring throa now snbscrlb
omwIio will juy In advauco or will pay
wlthtu tho yoar, can havo their own copy
freo for tho present year.
It la or course advisable to send tho money
wlih tho name whore- practicable, but where
it 1 desired wo can w tit until noxt Fall.
Any ouo not a subicrlbor can havo tho
Faiimiui ono yoar on tho sauio terms.
Theme ot our IrlomU who aro lu arrears
can havo n year's erodtton aoeouut for ovory
three suhscrlbsrs procured fur the Fahmku.
All will of coutao umlorsuud that wo can
not credit tlioui until tho subacrlptlons thoy
seuut aro paiu up.
As wo cannot afford to pay traveling
agents, wo nuko this liberal proposal to Buy
and all persons, whether they aro subscrib
er of tho PAKMiutor not.
Times bolng a llttlo hard, just keep this
matter in mind and save somolhlug for your
selves as woll as holp us,
Bo all uieuibera of your Grange or Lodge,
and all your responsible neighbors take the
FaiuikrT If not, why uotT If they will
take it, you can make a commission by
sending In their names.
Thcso Liniments 1110 tlniply the womlcr of tin
world. Their efloctt nro llttlo lose than inirvclloiif.
The White Miilmeiit la fortlio buinnn fami
ly. It will drive llheiimatlm, Sclntlen and Ncuralgh
from tho sretcci; euros Lumbago, C&lllh'alnj , Lock.
Jiw, I'flly, Itch niul most Cutatico'n Kniptlonjj It
extracts frot from frozi'n hands or feet, nnd tho poi
son of bites and sllnss of venomous ruptllcs; It sub
dues swellings, nnd alleviates pain of every kind.
When sprains or bruises occur, it Ik tho most potent
remedy ever discovered to heal tho Injured part?.
Tho Centaur Liniment is used with jjreat cfllcacy for
Som Throat, Toottincc, Culled Ilrranti, Ear.
nchc, nnd Weak Back. Tho following litiit a sam.
jilo of numerous testimonials:
"Iniiiaka llovL.JKFr. Co., Ind.. Mav 2?, isa.
''I think It my duty to Inform you that 'I havo ml",
furred much with swollen feet and chor.-K A row
bottles of Centaur Liniment has douo th work for
mo. 1 havo not bcon freo from thoso swalllncs in
eight years. Now I nm perfectly well, The Llnl
mint oui'ht to bo aprllcd warm.
11BN.TAMIN I1UOWN."
Tho proof Is In tho trial. It I reliable, It l bandy,
It l cheap, nnd c cry. hmlly should havo the White
CcntnurLliilmcnt.
Tlio Yellow Centaur I.liilmciit 1 nihpt.
id to thu tough muscle, corda nnd flesh of hones
, utftailmals. It has performed moro oBdrftilcurer,
lit lliicc j cars, of Spavin, Strain, Wind-galls, Scratch
es, Sweeny, nnd general Lameness, than nil other
remedies In existence, llcnd what tho great liiprcts
men say of It:
"New Yoiik, January, 1671.
Every owner of hordes should glvo tho Cavrava
Linimksto trial. Woconsldtrlt tho best nKlclocy
erusod lu our stables.
"11. MAIM!. Sitpt Adams Ex. Stables, N. T.
'K. l'UI.TZ, Supt.U. S. Bx. Htablcs. N. Y.
"ALIIK11T8. OLIN, Snpt. Nat. Kx. Stables, N. V."
Tho best patrons ofMils Llnlmmtnro l'rtri.rs nnd
Vctrlnary Surircons, who nro continually uilng some
Liniment. It heals Calls, Wounds nnd roll-evil,
removes Swellings, nud Is worth millions of dollars
annually to Formers, Llvcr-iucn, Stcck-urowcrs,
8heepralecr, nnd thojo having hones or cattle.
What a Farrier cannot do for $'30 tho Centanr Lin
iment will do nt a trltfng cost.
Thcso Liniments aro sold by nil dealers th.-un;hout
tho country. They nro warranted by tho proprietors,
nud a bottlo will bo given to nny Farrier or l'byslclan
who dvslro lo test them.
Laboratory of J. 13. Jtoai: & Co.,
It) IJicy St.. Nkw Yoiik.
Honey.
L'llclicr'M Oaalorln Is a comjto substltuto
ror Castor Oil, and Is us pleasant to iafco as Honey.
It Is particularly adapted to Tcctlilur; atd Irritable
children. Udtitniys worms, asslallatcs tho food,
regulates tho Stomach, and cures Vd Colic. Few
remedies aro is cfilcaclous for Forsrlshuess, Croup.
St.. I IW. t L ..-.
than CnstorOll mid neither gags or grloes. Prcpair"
cdbyMotrs..T. 11. IIojk .t Co., Wiley Street, New
York, from thorcclpoef SaniMl l'ltchcr, 31.1).. or
Dirnitablo, Mass,
ATTENTION
heep Growers ti
ifcTsfoiitAm
Scab,
A SUIIE CUKK FOIt
Scrow Worm.
Foot Rot,
Paraaitos
AND
that
VLL
infest
Shoop.
t is sapkh. nr.TTart and vastly ciieap.
THAN ANY OTIIKH EFFECTIJAL IIRMEDY TOH
TUB TltF.ATME.NT OF SriEEl IT
improves the Health
OF TIIE ANIMAL, AND. Till!
QUALITY OP THE WOOL.
h,?S,JB!lonUc.no02lir'lr ono kimdre.1 to two
condition ,,CC?'liB ,0,llclr aK' ruth,acd
poVcanl"1 ni ,n VE-QALLON CANS-Price. $13
Send for circular, to
T. A. DAVIS &. Co..
rOim.VND, ORTGON,
Wfiolcmilo Acent lor tho Mule,
Or to your nearest Hetall Diaei-Ut. rmfl
TS liereb"
1. Cw"l
Notice.
'lt tViun. f Mnrtnn r.inniv m.1.1.1 nt , in wli.
iwt ii& PJWt'.M We" l'ii'le auction, ar tho
,?,,,. td?'";w'"'ln Jtnrlon County, Ore
.llil?ITr.y.U?.l0Sf!lu.s "J ,Utf ' of David Weston.
iMf..i ,,Us.iW8?,."n,n-ftt a IalM 2r tre rliiul-
jiminriJl?m,"fWbrI,,sei ""mlcff thenco S 1 Ate.
iT?i!2,r?,S,clutJ".,0?tak,lut1icreek.l.lchstko
v.. ,' ff'mer of llioUnd formerly owne-l by Itobert
rni;!i.i,-ul ? ?" sua chain. IkUio S Y
SiSffi ,neuc-f '1 d'. mln. E8.fu chains, lo tho
J.,iJAC8?n belnninr; ujrt'alnlujr four tcre. moro
or ls. AH siluatod In Marlon Ooimiy. Oregon.
iv,i. .1. . . Maiiy J. Witio.v,
fco.JL ,,wt AdmluUtratrix of said ertatc.
ZiUonns bxxlzs, "
Saccejor to J. M. Kiiub A C
C LMorly ., . - NKW YOKK,
ConimlKCiiou A-jpoui
FOR DDYrNQ AND FORWAKDINQ FROM
rw. i?w Yo,r.Tl I"mns, Pmclfle RsJIrosd. and
57?lEot iLklD? 9f Merebandise, and for the s!o
or Products 1 rroa the pacluc coast, tor the collection
of raocej, , octstf
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