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Transient advertisements, pnc square of
ten lines or ten, first Insertion f 1 ; each
subsequent insertion 50c. Larser adver
tlsestenta inserted on the most liberal
tjrms. f j'ffiM ,1.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
DKRMTOKx.
Officers f Oreiron State tirmiic
JftufcT-Paniel Clark.-, Salem P. O.
8eeMttorjJ. H. Smith, llHrrtubiny.
Otmeer Wm. Cyrus, Seto.
Lecturer George Hunter, Walla Walla.
Steiranl- R. P. Olds.
Uvti imlt Strnnrd-ftn. Chloe Olds. ;
AaMMaat tfeanrrt- W. H. Powers, Shedd,
OtniHain -Anthony Simpson. Cflrvallis.
tt-ftpiT-rrankahclton, Walla Wulla
freajrorw-B. A. Witscl, Turner.
&w Mrs. Jane Cyrus, Scio.
Awna-Hm. M. Power, Shetfu.
Tora-Mrs. L. . Reed, McMtnnvffle.
MXUii: fwnmiOrt - iMnteH'lark.SUem;
rTS. lim ney. Ten Mile, IouKlasCo.:nrley
Hull, Walla Walla: 0. A. Wells, Rueua
Tlsm ; Thomas Munkers, Scio; A. B. Henry,
Lafayette; H. N. Hill, Junction.
Officer of Central Hranjre Anracln-
PreMmiVf. T. Alexander.
Km Prfti4ftUJantt Tntom. .
SccrHary-X. W. Stannard.
ftfiwinT-C. P. Burkhart.
VnuLts- F. Shcxld. F. Powell
(fti-Kf-nT Ellas Fanning.
. -jtfWt-L. P. Burkhart.
Meets at Aliiany, on the second Tuesday
a each month.
,l)i i i
Kane lateresti.
It is said that three or four coat
ings of glue ou the ends of timber
will prevent it from cracking.
Take the common herb pepper
mint, scatter it in their paths and
places of resort, and no old rat or
young rat will brook the insult,
but Will leave in disgust
, ",A correspondent of the Scientific
American states that he has leamed
frem many years' experience in a
mi(hiiie-4)op, where over three
hundrei men are employed, that a
rag glued on a flesh wound is not
only a speedy curative, but a great
protection.
In the Yuba county hospital,
California, interesting experiments
have been made with a magnet for
the cure of rheumatism and para
lysis. A large horseshoe magnet
fe med, and one case of paralysis
has been almost cured, and several
cases of chronic rheumatism re
lieved. For colic in horses give the horse
twenty drops of oil of peppermint
in a half-pint of warm water, and
ypq will find him getting better
soon. This I have used, says a
oorresiKHiilotiL when other old rem
edies have tailed ; and I used it in
coughs and colds for myself. To
stofl acold, take 9 fcnall lump of
sugar and drop two or three drops
of oil of peppermint, and let it dis
Qlve'in the mouth ; then swallow
it, and you will feel better.
Chokep Cattle. The safest
remedy is to place an iron ring be
tween the jaws, and large enough
to admit the passage ot your arm
down the throat to where the ob
stacle is located. I have, myself
(though a woman), saved three
poor men's cows from death in this
mariner, the only effect being a few
scratches from the back molars, and
some bruises from the throats of the
sufferers. If you can get the animal
. in a place where you can keep lr
steady, and a good strong man to
keep the ring well in the mouth' it
is bettor. I took a turnip out once
with only ft pair of tongs put across
the month, but my arm was very
I ad ly braised as the men could not
keep the mouth wide enough open
for my arm to pass through.
Much' of the blttfeft sold in
1 poor staff, leaving speaks
uy. An ounce ot gooa
and can be used wither in soft or
bard water. Liquid bluing is made
by nsing best I'ru'ssian Blue, pul
veriIWWi1tf oxalic fcid,
rnjirTS'V w-r-- v ,
pulverized, ounce, and a quart of
soflk water. Pn inty a bottle J '
Wtiifti drusoUed if Is rtWy (br use. !
Two or three tablespoonhila is
sufficient for a hwgb tub of rinsing
water, and will not speck the
I CwwAIsBebf "A sn.cTfoe,'
asks "for a good recipe for corning
beg he haviog.t.ried, several times
trM ZZ2Lh P(rt- wl
when killed and dressed, in a weak
brine and let it remain there a week !
or ten days, to soak all the blood out
of it. Then for each 100 pounds at
meat prepare a brine by using 9
pounds of Fait, two pounds ot sugar,
two ounces of saltpeter, two ounces
of black pepper and six gallons of
water. Boil and skim this ami
pour it hot upon the meat after it
is packed in the barrel. In sbring.
draw the brine from the barrel by
tapping it at the base, scald and
skim it again, add a little salt and
pour it on the meat again while
hot- If at any time the brine should
!..,; ... .n i..i -: i,,..,t.i w
IKTtlOt (MUCH Ort'l, It PIIOIIIU IK
drawn off, scalded and pVratneil j
and returned while hot, as before. I
By this means beef can be kept in
good condition all summer.
,ttm'am ,i
The Hon. John M. Francis, late
Minister to Greece, writes to his
paper, the Troy, N. Y. Times,
about the drinking habits of Europe.
He says that in France, Italy, Spain,
Germany, and Greece, where the
consumption of wine is very great,
there is far less drunkenness than in
Great Britain or the United States.
His opinion is that the substitution
of mild wine for the whisky so gen
erally drank here would-be a refor
matory agency in checlring intem
perance. The result of his personal
observation in Spain was that wine
shops met him at every turn, but he
rarely saw a drunken man. Out
side ot the English aud American
colonists he knew of very little
drunkenness in Paris. In Germany
he witnessed a tremendous flow of
lager, but believes the proportion
ot confirmed inebriates there does
not equal one to twenty of the same
class here. In Russia a liquor
stronger than our worst whisky is
used with bad results, and in Great
Britain the evil somewhat ap
proaches it extent in the United
States. Glasgow was the most
drunken city he saw abroad.
Albert Green, a young man sev
enteen years old, shot aud killed
himself at Grant, Boone county,
Ky., a few days ago. The cause
of his suicide is stated to be that a
young lady, his cousin, to whom he
was greatly attached, was married
that day, and young Green, not
having an invitation to the weddii m,
left the church upon the close of
the ceranouy, and borrowing a shot
gun, placed the muzzle in his
mouth, touched the tr'gger with
the fVPrpd ipd btew 1 hi? . head to
pieces. Weath Wa4 liMaiitaneons.
It is very probable that his love for
the young lady who was married
was so great that the thought of
its hopelessness drove him to this
rash act of unrequited affection.
Mr. Carlyle has written a letter
recently on the relations between
labor and, capital in England, in
which he says : "What a contrast
between now ftd, say, only one
hundred years ago ! At the latter
date, or itill more coffgfafjijj,
for ages before it, all Eng'and
awoke to its work with an invoca
tion to the Eternal Maker to bless
them iii' their day's labor, and help
them to do it well. Now all Eng.
laud, shop-keepers, workmen, all
manner of competing laborers,
awaken as if it wene with an un
spoken but heart-felt prayer to
Beelzebub, 'Oh ! help us, thou great
lord of shoddy, adulteration, and
majleasnfice, to do our work with
the maximum of slimoess. swiftness.
mendacity, fur thedevil'sj
Mike anteo." if
Haps and Mis ha pa.
A
OrMBptOti
It vtVtrr
near Orion,
111.,
wnile carelessly
handling a loaded revolver the
other day, shot bis fcpr, 1jfll
piercing her fturV fcfe dfe Id ' a
few hours,
a boy named Larrey,at a school
in Champaign, 111., had one of his
eyes knocked out and the sight
nomnlotetb ilixttoimft laa tt-ppt Ku
L t0 dart thrwn by one of his
companions,
Mri JUddii,ol Cairo, 111., was
dangerously, ,yid it is wns thought
fatally burned by the explosion If
a lamp ana cnam. while tilling a
lamp with Aurora oil a few nights
ago.
A little girl named Clara fernuie,
living near Montgomery, Mich.,
was left in the house alone by her
njbther, -wiiiV she w?t to a
neighbor's. '""While gone the child
lit a candle and set her clothes on
tire, and was so badly burned that
she died in nine hours.
A fatal accident, rfcently occurred
at pea j0W8
'
Herbert Benning,
1 , . ?A , .
d about fifteen years, employed
in llie wagn ft0T7 of Shubring
& Fosdic, in attempting to put a
belt on a pulley, became entangled
in the belt, was drawn up and
whirled radidly around the shaf'.
above and beaten to death instantly
by striking against the joists of the
upper tfoor.
In Dubuque, Iowa, William
Haley thought he wanted to die,
and so bought a buttle ot strychnine.
He took it home, and upon getting
there found he wanted to live.
There was a roaring fire in the
kitchen stove, and into it he threw
the poison. Up blazed the stuff in
an explosive way, burning his hair
off, and injuring him so badly that
for three days lie hung between lite
and death.
A few evenings since, at Sterling,
Whiteside county, 111., while Jerry
Carr and Mr. Lahey were engaged
iu a game of hilliards, they became
involved in a quarrel over some
point in the game, when Carr
struck lahey over the head with
the but end of his cue, knocking
turn insensible, tahey was at once
removed to his home, where he has
since died.
A man named Hiram Smith, a
well-to-do farmer living some miles
north ot Oshkosh, Wis., committed
suicide a few days ago, by cutting
his throat from ear to ear with a
razor. He invited his friends to a
party, and, while all was pleasantry
and amusement, lie quietly took out
his razor and out his throat. He
lived but a short time. He had
been troubled a great deal with
heart disease, and die physicians
giving him np as incurable, it some
what demented him.. He was 65
year old, and leaves a wife and
several grown-up children.
1 1 t f t ' ' i I 1 1
The Offffen Junction, in support
of the bogus claim of a million and
a halt dollars, made upon Congress
by tne rapaciow priesthood, men
tions, among ether virtuous and
patriotic services of the Mormons,
that "at the call of their country
they have gone eu to the plains
and protected travelers from the
assaults of the savages," The Trib
une says: "This may be gospel
truth, but the editor forgets to
mention how ibis protection was
afforded. Jfountaiu Meadowy
for instance, 'ty pioteeted six
score of Arkanjas travelers from
'the assalts ot tlie savages;' but,
the trouble is, thty made their pro
teution altogetlfer too effectual.
Killing a man to pave his life has
been condemned y many enlight
ened 'tnihke'rg 'ft (111 extreme policy.
This Arkansas pajty 0 men, f omen
and children werfl protected out of
existence. A melton and a half
for the country to pay for such
services is altogether too much,
especially as the jpiwroiss protectors
fell heirs to all tfe property fehUy
tne extiiiguiaheil tompany," jl
A New
Idea
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A
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FOR
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AND
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COMPETITION ! !
tWFor Hemming, Fell
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Binding, Braiding,
Embroidering, Quilt
ing and Stitching fine'
Or heavy goods it is
unsurpassed.
Where we have no Agents
we will deliver a Machine
for the price named above,
at the nearest Bail Bead
Station of Purchasers.
Needles for all Sewing Ma
chines for Sale.
(Xd Machines taken in Exebanga
AtJKSTS WAJITE1P. AiJlHUXS,
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StalSeiWaliiii!
aSS THE
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PETERS&SPEIDEL,
XAKUFACTt'KEBS OF
Carriages
& Wagons,
Of Ever? DMrltioili
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MANCFACTCRE TO ORDER ANT
and oil Htyles of
Wagons, Carriage, Hacks,
Ac., at. as reasonable rates as the use of
(rood material and flrsl-class work will Ju
tify. RepairlnK neatly and expeditiously doiw
at low rales.
Shop on Ferry between First and Second
streets.
1'ETKRS SPEinfiL
Albany, March 7, 1873-27
JUARBTJC WORKS.
MONROE & K TAICiKR,
Healers in
Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs,
Iltad and Fool toncs,
Executed In
Caflfurula, Vermont and Italian
Marble.
SALEM, OREUOX.
BRAXdH MtOJP AT AMI ACT.
No better
uvjdcnce of
oy of r. S, S. (olemnu'a t'lrninonml
E.viract of Ewalypitis enn be (lest red. than
the following nmnmiv of cases, treated
"'.'"'."''""PflyalOTe: by that eminent
nhvslHan, Ph. In vn, Wo sti h. In the C.
S. Jlaiino Hostn'tal. San Frnnelseo, report
ed in the August Xn. H Pnrilr if
EUCALYPTUS
. A 0m$ Tri atetl. Cured. lmi
Kemfttent eer. ...... H s
hills unit Fever
'I'yphoM Fever a o "
innnnj.orHjdnevs.... 4
IMuretlt m 7
Inetithieureorirlac 3 3
Mrlfliifc 6 4
Inlaw. ofMaMcr 37 23
Ulennorhaaria 13 10
I faease l the Heart. . 7
nynentmr 4
Chronic DtarrhutM.... ia 9
liionorrhtrn ig
i
3
2
2
a
I
4
mvytty O 3 s
Cortpletely cnrrolnvative of the abort,
are 1 he. reports of toe experiments with
Encalyptns Ttj- j)r. Lorrimor, of Berlin,
l'msm, and I)r. KeeJei , ;hiof Phyafcbn
of llio Ansti ian Railway Co., pnblished n
the Am. Mil. Juvr. Jaly, IhK.
It win be foiim) very effleaefomi in oftsti
nati.' case or llysiiepsia. Bronchitis, Haet
lngOonsh. Chronic Sore throat, tencor
rhea,ete.,ml in nanea dnrltijt prfftnan-
Or.t'oleniHii'altauMr
Extract of i:nenl).
t ien for t hie t real aient ot
:ml Is w itr ran fed to
cure every ease treated
r wlllOUt the ifiinrimii
results of thenstinl Qn-
1 f t r 1 nml 1 . i,...t w
edies for that disease. AJso pare fluid ex
tract of EncnhTiiiis, in one pound hot ties,
foriihylctan'me Beware of iiiiitatienp.
and take none hnl Coleman's, for suln
eyerywhere, and hv I'cslife Ca'et ftt'o..
Dnigists, I'orUaml. Agents lor i 'regon.
EEWABD
08 AN
Incarable Case!
XDB. IX RICHATTS
GOLDEN BALSAMl
After ten years' Mai on this Coast hut
fro ven Itself the only cumtlv in a certain tins
of diseases pronounced by medical practition
ers is incurable. '!7
flr. Le Ricbaa's GOLDEN BALSAMHo.l
cures Chancres first and second stages, Sores on
th Leg or Body; 80m Sara. Eyei, Noe,
Colp?r.colored Blotches, ByphUitio Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp, and all primary forms of thd
diaeaaa known as Syphilis, Slice, fl par bot
tle, or two for $9.
Br.LeRichan's GOLDEN BALSAM Ho.2
rares Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic jfthemn
tism, Pains in the Bones, Back of the Heck, CI.
cerated Sore Throat, 8ypa(Utio Hash, tamps
a Contracted Cords. lfma of the Umta,
and etadicates all diseases from tboaystem,
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse of
mercury leaving the blood fure and healthy.
Price, $5 per bottle, or two lor SO.
Dr. Le Sichaa's GOLDEN SPANISH IN
Udote, for the Cure of Oonnorhoei, Gleet, tel.
Utton, Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital
disanangemonts. Price, $'J.50 per bottt. 1
Dr. Le Bichaa's 60LDIN SPANISH IU-
lection, a wash and Injection for tevrase
of Gonnorhoa, Inflammatory Gleet, Strictures,
and an diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
Woe, 1140 per bottle.
Alto igenta ftrUB. LE BICRalTB QOIJDEH
a for Seminal Weakness. Nisi
ight Emlc
nions, IrarKitency. and all diseases ariaing from
Uaaturbstion and eiceesive abuses. Price, 13
per bottle. The genoiae GottttH BaUmt la
'"cretolleTXle medleinei wilt
bo sent to all par of the eoantry, y aWMW
or mall, aecurciy nacjq and free from obte
wwa. dom agencs,
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