The new age., November 17, 1900, Image 8

THE NEW AGE. POTITTjANT). OTtEGOTST.
FOE LITTLE FOLKS.
A COLUMN OF PARTICULAR IN
TEREST TO THEM.
Something that Will Interest the Ju
venile Member of livery Household
Quaint Actions and Ilrlght Buying"
of Many Cute and Cunning Children.
In the Pnlnls dcs Industries Diverse,
mt the Tjirls Exitositlon, there was a
wonderful alcove where nil the French,
ns well ns visiting foreign, children
Rhouted with delight, nnd could scarce
ly he pulled nwny.
For there one saw St. N'lcholns him
self, (tutting off on his Christmas
rounds with his big sledge londed down
with toys nnd Rifts, The gray hut
merry old saint was In full dress, nnd
held the rlhhous of such n team of
ponies as boys and girls dreamed of,
hut never before seen. The gorgeous
magnlllcencc of that wilderness of
Trench toys on the sledge finite dazzled
the eyes of the gaping youngsters who
pressed eagerly forward to bo ns near
is possible to such delightful treasures.
Hard by, too, there was a house, n
thlldren's Olii'lstkils house, furnished
altogether with toys. We mny conclude
that It was St. Nicholas' residence, nnd
that he was just driving away on his
gladsome mission.
And what were the toys, these mnr
rclous, Parisian toys? Everything that
one can think of: Glittering berlbboued
drums that beat; guns, with bayonets,
Ihntshot; ominous that went' baugl dolls
that walked, cried and said "l'apal"
and "Mammal" elephants that swung
their trunks, shuttled forward and
trumpeted; tigers and lions that growl
ed and gnashed their teeth; little pigs
that came running forward, squealing
for food; goats that bleated, ami lower
ing their heads hutted at dogs that
harked; dear little pussy cats that
mewed In the most natural manner;
lining rabbits that popped up out of
liuirows, raised their ears and looked
nil about them, chewing a little mouth
ful of grass all the while; wonderful
' "I (earn that got up on their hind legs,
wagged their heads, rolled their eyes,
awl extending their paws offered to
liug you.
No wonder the children shouted, for
oven the grown-up visitors gathered
uImmu In a great crowd, and one could
we by the puckers In their faces that
they wen- greatly amused.
A JUtta wny off there wiib n kind
of broad counter, where a French girl
tood all day long, winding up these
lisars, goats, elephants, rabbits, eats
and pigs, and setting them going. As
taut as they ran down she wound them
attain, nnd so kept up an animated kind
of circus iKrformanco nil along the
counter. Tho squealing and the growl
Jag and tho trumictlng nnd mewing
.constantly attracted a laughing throng.
Indml, the girl who wound them up
wan the only one there who looked
tmtvtl. I tried to ask her If It wore not
a. llttl! tiresome winding up pigs nnd
vlcphnutH nil day long, and seeing to It
that they didn't run off tho counter.
rHU did not quite understand me, my
French wns so Imperfect, and gnvo n
llttlo hopeless shrug as If my sympathy
wasn't worth the trouble of compro
lieudlug It. Youth's Companion.
The Duel.
The tinghnin dog nnd tho calico cat
Hide by hIiIc on the table silt;
Twos hulr-piiHt twelve, and what do you
think!
Neither of them hud slept n wink I
Anil the old Dutch cluck mid Chin wo
phi to
, Hoc mod to know, ns nure as fate,
There was going to he nn awful spat,
(I wasn't there I simply Ntate
What Wiih told to me by the Chinese
plate.)
The gingham dog went "bow-wow-wow!"
Ami the enllco eat replied "nie-owl"
And the air was ittreaked for an hour or
BO
With fragments of gingham and calico,
While the old Dutch clock In the chim
ney place
Ui with its hands before Its face.
For It ulways dreaded a family row!
(Now mind, I'm hluiply telling you
What the old Dutch clock declares Is
true.)
The CIiIiii'ko plate looked very blue
Ami walled: "Oh, dear! what shall we
do?"
Hut the gingham dog mid the calico eat
Wallowed thin way and tumbled that
And ullllred every tooth and claw
In tho awfiilext wny you ever saw
Ami, old how the ghtgham ami calico
Hew!
(I)nn't think that I exaggerate
I got my news from the Chinese plate.)
Next morning where the two had sat
They found no trace of the dog or cat;
Ami some folUs think unto this day
That burglars stole that pair away;
Hut the truth about that eat and pup
I that they ate each other up
Now, what do you really think of that?
(The old Dutch clock, It told me so,
And that Is how I came to know.)
-Eugene Field.
Finding u I.oim-I.o.t I'euny.
Julie. Alvord of Wlnsted, Conn.,
bunted for a penny for sixty-three
years. Ho found It recently Just
where he hid It. It la of tho vlutngo
-or mintage of 1818.
It Is the first penny Jabex over earn.
il. He was It) years old. The cop
per, the foundation of tho fortune he
dreamed of, looked very big, Indeed, to
him. lie hid It In n crack In tho floor
neur the hearthstone of tho bouse of
bis father, Deacon J a hum Alvord.
Weeks passed and tho thrifty young
Julie went to get his bidden treasure,
He could not tlnd It. ills father, moth
er, sisters and brothers all truly de
clared they had not seen tho penny.
"I'll tlnd It If it takes mo tho rest
of my life'." cried the earliest Jubcr.
The old Alvord homestead Is. being
.doiMoUshed. Juber, now aged, but still
thrifty, has been on hand looking for
his penny. When the floor was re
moved from around the henrthstono
there, Imbedded In dust wns tho pen
ny. Amnteur mathematicians are amus
ing themselves by calculating how oft
en the pinny would have multiplied In
sixty-three yenrs at 0 per cent com
pound Interest It would amount to
42 cents nnd 4 mills.
llnllt with Toothpick.
With a few toothpicks nnd a piece of
wax n great many objects can be form
ed, chairs, sofas, tables, houses and
many other objects that It Is fun for
A SKELETON CIIUHCIT.
tho children to plan out for themselves.
Uy breaking some of tho toothpicks In
two It will bo found that ft far greater
number of articles can bo made.
Doing nnd Not Doing.
"Sir," said a lad, coming down to ono
of tho wharfs In Iloston nnd address
ing n well-known nicrchnut, "have you
any berth on your ship? I want to
earn something."
"What can you do?" asked Uie gen
tleman. "I can try my best to do whatever
I nin put to," answered the boy.
"What have you dono?"
"1 hnvo sawed and split nil mother'!
wood for nlgli on two years."
"Whut hnvo you not done?" nsked
tho gontlemiin, who was a queer sort
of a questioner.
"Well, sir," answered tho boy, after
n moment's pnust "I hnvo not whis
pered In school once for a wholo year.
"That's enough," snld tho gentleman.
"You cun shli aboard this vessel, and
I hope to see you master of It somo
day. A boy who can master n wood
pile and bridle his tongue must be
made of good stuff." Christian Lead
er. Huok wheat Cukes nn Ornvy.
Of'n when we git to dreamiu' o' tho hap
nv dais o' yore,
When our lifeboat whs n llontln' out from
boyhood's golden shore,
Treasures that were half-forgottcu conn
a-sallln' Into sight,
Stnrtln' all the soul to dunclu' to the mu
sic of delight!
An there Isn't ono among 'cm puis a
yearnln' In the breast
For another joyous season In the sacred
ol' home nest
Like them fragrant, smokln' jewels, dltt"
rent from the modem fake,
Iluckwhent cakes an' sasslgc gravy like
our mother used to make!
Used to of'n stand an' watch her beat the
batter in the crock,
"Coinln'! Coinln'! Comln'! Comln'l" wni
tlie way she'd make It talk;
Hoe her grease the smokln' griddle with a
piece u' bacon skin,
Then pour on the brownish batter with
a dipper mnde o' tin.
There 't'd lay with holes a brenkh' out
like measles from the top,
Till she'd loosen It an' turn It with nn
ol' case knife, "kertlop!"
Oh! there ain't n modern angel top o' nil
the earth kin bake
Huekwhent cakes an' sosslge gravy like
our mother used to make!
EppycuroH may chin till doomsdny o' tin
tonejr styles o' food,
Modern chefs may work on dishes that a
' god'd think was gdod,
Fancy printed menu programs In tin
tnverns an' cafayes
May be full of kitchen triumphs that'll
win a angel's praise,
Hut if they' should spread n banket
that'll make a god rejoice
Side o' that ol' kitchen table an' d tell
us take our choice,
You would see no hesitation In our action
ns we'd take
Iluckwhent cakes au' sasslgc gravy Ilka
our mother used to make!
Denver Post.
lilt Torpedo with Hammer.
A sergeant who returned from Manila
a few days ago was asked by ft friend
whether he saw auy of tho work of
pneumatic guns and aerial torpedo
while there, and snld:
"1 saw Just ouo shot fired, nnd thi
effect was great. The long missile, flow
through the air and fell right In the
enemy's trenches. Wo waited ttvo or
ten minutes for the explosion, and then
tho air seemed to bo filled with dirt and
rocks and chunks of Filipinos. We
riialiPit in tho trencher then nnd learned
from ono of tho wouuded prisoners that
they all wondered what the strange I
thing was, nud thought It carried some
kind of a comforting message from,
sympathizers, so they tried to open It ,
with a hummer.
"YVltlw tho aid of n curious enemy, I
thluk nerlnl torpwloea win be a great
success.
Tho long brass cnBO contained twelve
pounds of explosive gelatin."
ChUdrtm llurletl Under llridgra,
Indian Kugluecrlng, published In Cul
cuttn, says that tho kidnapping of chit
dreu to bury under the foundntlous o(
railway brWsit.wUUh baa of ten caused J
trouble in Iudln, has spread to Chlua,
and a brldgo Is now rarely bullj In that
country without tho dtsappcarnnco ol
several children from the ueJgubor
hood.
A iItt iMiiion la excusable on a w
BubbaUi. I
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ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
Comment on Everyday Matter
n Orltrlnal Genln..
by
Bo constantly prepnred for 'misfor
tune. The ordinary writing desk shakes
when a fly walks across It.
A innn nearly always tries to Jolly a
baby and n dining-room glrr. .
When the war Is over, nearly every
man In the army will be an olllcer.
Don't depend on luck for anything
If It comes, all right, but don't depend
upon It
When a man picks up n baby, tin
women nil scream, 'Tut your hand on
Its backl"
When the door bell rings, every wo
man In the house steps to the nearest
looking-glass.
There never was a man with side-
whiskers who would not look bettei
with them off.
When people nre going to get mnr
rled, they lie ns freely as people who
have been Ashing.
When you nre wronged, people say
It Is u "shame," nnd that's about all
i the help or comfort you got.
Every time a peach on a tree sees ft
boy looking at It through the fence, It
Is scared out of ft week's growth.
When a boy discovers that he cam
whistle, he Is as proud as a young
rooster that discovers It can crow.
""", " "uu,u, ""'; , b "
J"1 J1""? peaking, that sho
ocm l '" ,0 mcud !t wlt" ,l ,,ftlr ln-
TMerc Is somo wonder, when a girl
The more nuxlous a mother Is to get
her dnughtcr married off, the more she
says about her fear that she will lose
her.
Mr. Knowltall tins n peculiar blem
ish In his vision; he cannot see the
guns that nre pointed nt him from all
directions.
When thero nro rustic sents In a
burial lot, visitors are reminded that
none of tho fiuully ever go out nnd sit
on them.
When a woman becomes Interested In
church work, sho hns a good deal to
say nbout tho sepnrutlon of tho gold
from tho dross.
In nearly every family you will find
n caso of rheumatism that claims tc
know ns much nbout the wenther as
tho government bureau.
The average woman thinks It Is suf
ficient proof of economy If sho can
boast that sho never paid moro than
three dollars for n pair of shoes,
When ft girl arrives on n visit, nntl
tho man of thejiouso goes out of town
for his vacation nt the samo time, It la
something more than a coincidence.
A woman who signs herself "Heart-to-IIeart,"
wnnts to know how a wife
can tell when her husband Is pleased.
i, iii-u nu iiui-nu i Kiie, oi course. ii
Somo girl nsks what Is tho para-I
mount issue. It Is that which In aj
Klrl's llfo results In n weilitliiL-. Thir
Is no other imramount Issue that nnvW
gin necitworry nor gray matter nbout.
If the men want to do the most good
when tho marry, they should get a
girl who Is holding down a position.
This leaves a vacancy for soino other
gin, nnd makes the man n double ben
efactor. RECENT INVENTIONS.
An Improved snfety guard for wntch
es consists of mi auxiliary chain to be
attached to the ring In the watch utom,
with nn eyelet formed In tho rear wnll
i)f tho pocket for tho Insertion of tho
mr at tho end of tho chain.
Vegetables can bo rapidly sliced by
n uewly patented cutter, which has ft
horlzoutnl hopper, fitted with ti sliding
board at one end to feed the vegeta
bles to the cutt,er'ut tho opposite end,
where a knife blndo Is fixed In u hold
er pivoted above tho hopper.
A pocket cuspidor has been patented
by n New Hampshire mini, comprising
n receptacle to fit In the pocket, with a
telescoping tube fitting In the neck of
tho receptacle, a cap fitting tightly over
tho end of the tube, with a spring and
cord arrangement to open the cap when
the tube Is drawn out.
Rubber hand stumps nro mailo to
prlut their lettera more evenly by the
use of a newly designed base, tho con
nection between the handle and tho
type-holder being formed of n series
of flcxlblo rubber rings, which adjust
themselves to equalize the pressure on
the opposite end of the stamp.
A new method of mounting photo
graphic prints lias been patented by a
renusylvnuhiu, consisting of u mat
having an opening of the desired slzo
In tho center, with a flap attached to
the back of tho mat, an, adhesive bord
er being formed around" the flap to en
gago the print and hold It ngalnst the
mat.
Wntches nre securely held ou tho
hnudlo bar of n bicycle by n new
clamp, which Is formed of n split tube
to engage the vertical portion of the
bur, with n pair of fingers extending
from tho tube, between which tho caso
rests, with a slotted finger for tho
stem, which Is fitted with a lock to
clump tho watch tightly,
"Women Iilvo Iiotigcr than Men.
. Statistic of the various countries are
remarkable on this point. In Germany
only 11U out of 1,000 males reach the
ngo of oO, while more- thuu ftQO of 1,000
femnles reach that nge. In the United
Statea there nre 2,58a female to 1,808
male centenarians. In France of tea
centenarians seven are women and only
three men. In tho rest of Kurope of
twenty-one centenarians sixteen
women.
nro
The man who sits dowu and walt9
for fortune to como along and smll
on him la apt to hnvo ueed of a soft
cushion.
''' dentist even trlef to extract
Joyawat from his vacation.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cigar. Esbarg-Qoaat Cigar Co.,
general agents, PortUnd, Or.
Brady & Sherrett, practical plumb
ms, gas and steam fitters. Dealers in
lead and iron pipe, gas fixtures and
jplumbing goods of every description.
Jjobblng dono nt resaonablo rates.
fjiu wurji wurramuu. oicuui nuu iiui.
tnnter-heating a specialty. Telephone
lOak 411. 142 First stroot, Portland,
lOro.
C. A. Watson, Marine Drug Store, 88
fN. Third strcot, Portland, Oro. Spe
cialties: Flockonstelu's Lune Balsam
iand Celory Soltzcr.
R. H. Schwartz, druggist nnd apothe
cary, 220 liurnsiite street, bstweon
First and Second, Portland, Or.
! For find fruits of all kinds for tho
(traveling public, call at 100 North
(Sixth street. Ico oronm soda. Baskot
.fruits for travelers. Goorgo Kiser pro
prietor Croamery and bakery. Country but
'ter and fresh eggs a specialty; also
(creamery button Mrs. B. Boydston,
ipropriotor, corner Second and Columbia
'streets, Portland, Or.
' Don't wonr baggy trousers or shabby
clothes. Wo call for, sponge, pros,
and doliver, ono suit of your olothing
each week, sow on buttons, and Hew up
rtn for 81.00 a month. Unique Tail
oring Company, 247 Washington stroot,
both phones.
Jno. P. Sharkey, mnnnfacurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work: imnortor of snildlnrv'. )i aril warn
Whips, pads, etc. 65 Union are., Port
land, Or.
Kahn Bros., dealers in hides, fun
and wool. 101 Front stroot, Portland,
Or.
G. Dnnlolson, watchmaker, jeweloi
nnd dlnmond-eottor, 140 Sixth street,
Portland, Or. All work guaranteed.
Krerybody smokes tho 7oTobratr5d
Monogram and Pandora cigars. They
bavo no equal.
Tho Popular, 126 First stroot, hot.
Washington and Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, pioiiriutor. Tol. Oro.
gon red 984, Columbia 608.
, Portland Translor baloon Chas. O.
Eiglin, proprietor. Oliolco wines,
liquors and oigars. 821 Glisan, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Smyth & Howard, genera contract
ors. Hosils, bridges, trestles, munici
pal lmpioTements, etc., Portland, Or.
Diamond Vitrified Brlok Company.
(lifcorpoiated). Paving brlok a spo
olalty. 018 Chamber of Commeroo.
The A. D. T. MessongorCo. is the old
est and best sorvlco of tho kind in the
town. Renders of tho New Age, give
them tho preference
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
mortgages bought 6. W. King, room
46, Washington building.
Collins-Preston -Wilson Co.
HUOUKHSOK TO I'ATHICK, MAHTIOIC CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLERY GOODS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES
OF LIGHT HARNESS ON THE COAST.
91-03 Front Stroot, Botweon Stark and Oak.
Oregon I'lious
MhIii 4t7...
PRINTING
and BOOKBINDING
Only complete establishment. We want an opportunity to
figure with you. Telephone 312.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COHPANY
OrnrrHl Atnt for
HrJSII.NOTuh-.HIIOr.KS TYPIVltlTKIlS
Musick Has Paid $150,000 in Dividends
We advise the purchase of this stock as It will increase in
value and the mine will pay dividends again within a few
months. See me regarding this property.
L. Y. READY, Mining Stock Brokmr
ttO Sherlock mulliHng. Ormgom Phone North 939
Member Portland Mining Block Exchange,
Call or Write
Do not confound the Pianola with any of the eltctrlo pianos or clap-trap, horn.
fiddle, tmnjo-plano, and what not combination affairs offered by other muilo
houses, "Hugood as the Pianola." We alone sell I'UnnUaJn the Northwest, and we
fladly khow you Aeolians and Pianolas, It you call at our warerooms. If you are
utercsted, write us. and we will bae a representative call aud arrange (or private
music rt'Clla'.
M. B. WELLS,
Northwest
363355 Washington Street, Corner Park
PORTLAND, OREGON
IV c are Bote Agents for the Pianola. II Is, exhibited only at our warerooms.
TA.SX.IIHBB 1M1. INC0MroRATBO INf,
ALLEN & LEWIS
Shipping: Sb Commission Merchanti
WHOLESALE GROCERS
T save Us 44rM sH entaialcatleu I the Comy.
ty MIM Tf It real. tttOi. . , , . rOKTLAWD, 9.
Ring up Dr. Darling. 284 Morrison
street, cor. Tlilid and Monison, over
McAllen & McDonnell's. Office
hours, 10:80 to 13 a. m.; 1:80 to 6 p.
in. At residence, E. 84th and Bel
tnont streets, morning and evenings.
Hesldenco 'phones, Oregon, blue 876;
Colombia, 6187; office 'phone, Colum
bia 14.
Tli e finest place in the city' to obtain
flist quality eigarsJJ tobacco and ,mno it
ers', articles ia that of Rosenthal &
Build, at 287 and 287J Washington
streot, botweon Fourth and Fifth.
Givo theso gonial dealors a call when
you wish anything in their lino. Telo
phono Main 70.
A. A. Unruh, blcyclo repairing.
Brazing and cutting down frames a
specialty. Bicydle sundries Baked
onaincl. All work guainntoml. 183
Foot of Morrison street, Portland, Or.
Cull and seo me when you nro broken
down. Agency for tho Impoiial Blcy
olc; guaranteed fot ono year. Oregon
'phone black 2801.
Good Cutis tan TlinnksclTlne;
Whon yon ,hnvo tho su promo satisfac
tion of putting on a collai or shirt done
up at the Domestic Lnuudry. with a
color nnd finish on it to suit tho most
fastidious, and no rough edges or torn
button holes to annoy you. A man is
in luck to bo nblo to hnvo his linen
kept in such perfect condition ns wo
keep it in when hiuudrlod nt tho Do
mestic Laundry, J. F. Hobiusou, Prop.,
Pendleton, Oregon. ,
)OUTLAND UOI.MNU Mil, US
Minufftcltirers of
BAK IltON AND 6TEEU
N. K. AYKU, MsttSRer.
Twenty-Second ami Nlcolsl Hlreets.
NATIONAL
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
OFFICIO AND WOKKB:
921 SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
Had Cleaned, rived, Prowl snil Trim mod
I.mlliV nreniri nl liros (loisls llyi-tl nil Col
on, or Well Uleanrd. (lentlvroeii's t'lothlnx
Cleaned, Dyed ami Itepslrvd. Ontrlcli Feathers
Cleaned or Dyed all Colors and Nicely Curled.
OF
'mZ&M VSSY 3lll7 1
PORTLAND, ORECON
212-214 FIRST STREET
Agent (or the Aeolian Company
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID THOMAN, Prop.
Wines, Liquors, CIgtrs. Welnhtrd's Beer.
' 'PHONE, UED 1818. FAMILY KE80RT.
Cor. Chapman and Jefferson fits., Portland, Or
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
Bernstein's, Art Store,
807 Washington street JIM. Filth and Sixth
PORTLAND OKKUON.
mllE BAVAIUA BALOON
A. II. 1IUKOEH, Prop. '
Imported and Domestic! Wines. Liquors
and Cigars. Wclnhard's Deer.
Phono Oregon Mack 1915.
B. E. Corner Second and Oak Rtreoti,
TOIITLAND, OKEGON.
BOYD & ARNOLD
.General Agents...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
, No. 102 First Street, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
GENTLEMEN'S WORK 1 SPECIALTY
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 6033.
The Golden West
FURNISHED ROOMS.
....KASSON SMITH, Proprietor..-
Kooms Wc Spccliil Rates by Week or Month
Everything new and clean
licit loca
nun in moony,
HiiocIkIIv deal?.bln
nuio ior panics ncsiruiK a quiet
place. No Children.
4 Doors South of First National Bank
Main St., Oppoilto Fred Ernst.
BAKER CITY - - ' OREGON
..-.. ..- .
Oregon Brass Works
MOORE & HARPER, Props.
Brass, Hell and Composition Casttnira. Alur,
loum and Phosphor ilronse. Ilran Rail.
lug. Blcami-oat and Machine
Work a Specialty.
60 Second Street, North.
Jlet. Davis and Everett.
Telephone Oregon Main 078.
PORTLAND . . OHKdON.
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
...BOTU PHONES.
Traveler should take"S" Street Carat Union
Depot and transfer at Yamhill Street to East
Ankney Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St,, Cor. Burnside.
Mcliirs IAIIILIB IIMPIHII
ing scale.black, green or woolly aphis,
omer mucus erowin ana hu nn
no
equal for olspoalng i
lnr the trees. No h
iispoainiroi ine mom ana invirnrmt.
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the trees, . NoTjeatlng or boiling, slmnlr tf
dilute with cold water and is inexpensive,
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
Is compounded on scientific principles from ear
bollc acid and Stockholm piue tar, and destroys
tbe ticks and effectually cures the scab, leaving
the sheep in a healthy condition, being also
one ol tho greatest disinfectants known. Prlc
lowest ol any good dip. Address all cone
spondence
FISHER, TH0RSEN & CO.
Portkad, Or. Pacific Coast Agta.
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