AGRICULTURAL NOTES l Colums DfTOtnl to th Interarti of Farmer X Frenchman states that American waders are changing the character of the Norman rcrcheron horse by .wlrine to increase its size and by pay inir no attention to other qualities Ha is reported as eaymg that the original Terek" horse weighed only 1,31)0 or pou imc Five or six years is the average tprra of duration of raspberry planta tions. If retained longer the fruit is .mull and but little of it. As it takes . vear or two for the plants to reach their best bearing condition, it is well to make a new plantation every third year, and thus have two plats, one coming into full bearing as the other ia going out. Salts of copper alone of all the remedies tried for parasitic diseases of the vine have proved certainly efli cacious, whitewash, recommended by many persons for mildew, having failed to give satistaction. This is the verdict of a congress of vine growers, as announced by the representative of the Minister of Agriculture before the National Agricultural Society of France. Of countries Outside of Europe, the United States has 45,510,000 cattle, 48.322,000 sheep, 12,077,000 horses and 4(5,01)2,000 swine. The La Plata states of South America, 19,500,000 head of cattle, 70,000,000 sheep aud 500,000 iwine. To these mutt bo added 30, 000.000 cattle found on the pampas grass plains. The Australasian colon ies have 8,500,000 head of cattle, 75, 000,000 nead of sheep and 800,000 swine. Alfred Rose of Penn ,Yan, N. Y , claims to have raised at the rate of 1,000 bushels of potatoes to the acre by bis system of trench-planting, in winch he drops his seed potatoes cut to two eyes, on the bottom of a fur 1 i 1 . 1 mi row eigni nicnes ueop, me seen is covered at the hr6t about two inches, but when the plants are nicely started the dirt is drawn to them by degrees during their growth till at last the trench is entirely filled. The question frequently comes up. What kind of sheep will pay best? This depends upon the location and the purpose for which they are grown ii a iarmer wisnes to raiso sheep in large flocks, principally for the wool, ne win select those that have merino blood; but if situated near a good market lor lambs, and where he can keep only a small, number, he will probably find the heavier mutton breeds the more profitable. mi 1 m -w lueawarr June berry grows very easily, endures any amount of heat or cold, wet or dry, to which our lo cality is subject. It bears freelv and the Iruit is fine flavored, and is a little larger than the wild Juno berrv, dark purplish red, with a fine bloom. There one difficulty in its nature viz. : lie birds ure so fond of the seeds that mey will pick them out before the fruit is ritie, and we rarely find a handful of nice ripe berries. Much can be done in a small space with good soil well tickled by the plow, the harrow, the cultivator and the hoe; by intelligent rotation of crops; by timely applications of manures; by careful selection of what is planted ; by the unremitting application of hard work aud hard tense. What is needed is agricultural experience sup plemented by brains, enough capital to buy outrigh t, build comfoi lably and begin out of debt. Twenty acres of IVPntTP CflHlt. lnn.l uiui lv miltiviiail will give a small family the necessities of life. Forty acres will supply them in comfort. About Oregon Apples. The Northern Pacific Fruit Grow ers' Association recently held their first annual meeting in Portland. Following is an extract from President Cardwell's address : In 1847 a few hundred one-year-old grafts, planted in boxes, were hauled Mro6s the plains by II. Luelling from Iowa. A bushel or more of apple fcftU furnished stock for grafting, toi a nursery was started in 1840 nt Milwaukie, Clackamas county. In 1852 Mr. Luelling went back and brought out a large variety of all 'flit across the isthmus of Panama, carried across by Indians and mules, in the same year a nursery was started ear Salem. In the full of 1853 a few bushels of fPples were shipped to San Francisco; J 1854, about 500 bushels, at 1 50 to f Per pound. In 1855 over 6,000 bushels were shipe.l, at about $30 per JKKhe, for which f 10 to $16 was paid " the orchards. In 1856 we paid $5 Per bushel and sold for 20 or $30 per nfiS? In the wiuter of t,ii8 yeftr Uj6) one bushel box of Esopus Spit nberg was sold in San Francisco for clear of all expense, and about e ame time three boxes of Wine "P were sold in Portland for $102. VI" Jew perhaps 20,000 boxes were ,h'PPed, all by steamer. rora this time on the shipments "ere heavy, often 3,000 to 6,000 bush- Per steamer, and prices declined ccordmgly, until in 1861 the market eSl y' Califi having gath lifm re heavy crop, from mil- i i of trees planted out, instigated J the high prices that prevailed, 'ne uxty-acre orchard of Luelling & which cleared $30,000 in 1860, 2 netted $5,000 in 1861. From rr1 time varieties shipped contracted a year to year, California furnish j 'lthe early fruiu, but still buy idr fer or winter apples, as they P much better here ; but the varie TUi n 8 extracted to five or six. following are still shipped: Yel- oMfci?1"! PipPin Winesap, Mon uin rippm, Gonet, Red Rernanite. MISCELLANEOUS. --in answer to the qucsi'on, "What manes a morula girl popular?" w. woum auto that :.er father's onn prove probably has as muutt to do wi. it as anything e!se.Oaa (Fla.) lu ner. It is announced that an English In ventor has la ly devised a method o coaiingtiu with a ma'"ri;d reseniblius ,-i.iss, which removes all danger o; pcison In canned roodi, and the aiioti. tion of his process is likely soon o be come general. The marriage of a girl ten years and cin;ht months old to a man of thirty years is reported by good authority from Suwanee county. The girl's tamer is a minister, and tne ceremoni was performed by his consent Mailt son (Fla.) Recorder. If vou aro sick or think vou ar. don't send for the doctor unless you mean to follow his directions. You will only worry yourself ill by knowing what he thinks of you, while vou do l! a- i. w .. . . uumiug 10 Deuer Tourseu. riiuaiUl- pliia Bullet in. A lake, comprisinir 125 seres, near the village of Kiverhead, Long Island, has bo. drained, and the bottom. which is found to be sandy, is being leveiea ana stumps puiletl up and holes filled for the purpose of establishing an immense cultivated cranberry marsh. v. x. rntuiie. One of the Janrest manufacturers of gloves in England recently issued a circular to the fashionable dealers in London, pointing out that the habit of attempting to wear gloves too small has grown to such an extent that it has seriously affected the reputation of the factory, and urging the dealers to exercise their influence against this expensive manifestation of vanity. Though the great West doesn't suspect it, at the Eastern centers of civilization the dude has been replaced by the uussie, he supplanted by the 1 imnue and the hitter s successor is the gou-gou, who is the reigning favor ite. The name gou-prou is an exact reproduction of the first sound made by an infant. Wo don't know whether it was intentional. Buffalo Express. Frank Brower, a favorite negro minstrel of olden times, walked into the barroom of the Metropolitan one morning, dusty aud unkempt from a long journey, and asked for a glass of brandy. The barkeeper handed out the brandy, and then, suspicious of Frank's appearance, said: "Just pay for that before you drink it, will you?f' Frank, who was as well known in New York as anv man about town, lor4xed up, astonislied, and stammered: W-w-what?" "Just pay for that brandy before you drink it," repeated the bartender. "W-w-why," said Frank, leaning confidently across the counter, "is it so im-m-momdiately f-f-fatal in its elect P'' A. Y. Citizen. There ought to be a stringent stat ute making it a felony to arrange a prizo fight "in any State, to enter into negotiations for arrangement of a prize light or to engage in such prize fight in any manner, either as principal, second, assistant, stakeholder, trainer or ref eree. Tho statute should also forbid persons to leave tho State to carry on such prize-fight or to assist in it in any capacity, and it should empower and direct the otlicers to make arrest when persons aro about to depart on such errands. These regulations, made suf ficiently comprehensive and explicit, if they did not stop this disgraceful brutality, at least would compel it to keep under cover. It is now open aud shameless. A. 7. Ilcrald. "THE BLUES." Diagnosis o., unci Remedy for, an Almost I'nlrenul Affliction. There are diseases which medicine may cure; others must be leit to the healing power of nature; and there is a class in which the patient must min ister to himself," as tho doctor told Macbeth, when asked if he could not "Cleanse the stuffed bosom of that perilous stuff, Which weight upon the heart?" Prominent among those diseases which refuse to be cured unless the patient doctors himself, is the common malady known as "the blues. Mr. Iloniaday, the American naturalist, met, wh'ilo steaming down the Rod Sea, an English lady.who diagnosed his "blues" so cleverly and prescribed for them so skillfully that he has never HuffVred from another attack. He states both for the benefit of fellow sull'erers: Diuqimia: "The blues" are caused by envy and selfishness. Itcmedin N lion attacked, eo to worK vigorously to promote the happiness of those around yon, and thereby forget yourself. Youth's Companion. Two Funerals. There was a curious and trying epi sode the other day on Kearny street. Up Kearny street came a French funeral with a band and the usual pro cession. Down Bush streot came a German funeral; with a band and a procession the same. At the intersec tion of the two streets the processions met. There arose a question of prece dence, and pending its decision the two bands played at one another their respective dead marches to the irrever ent amusement of a crowd of unsym pathetic lookers on. Finally the police came along and settled the question, and then the two hearses got mixed up and for some time the French proces sion was moving with the German hearse and vice versa. The awkward part of it is that even now some of the mourners are wondering if they bnried the right man in the right place. San Francisco Chronicle. Mr. Chas. F. Powell, postmaster. Terre Ilaute, O., writes that two of his very Anest chickens were recently affected with roup, lie saturated a piece of bread half an Inch square with St. Jacobs Oil and fed it to them. Next day he examined them and there was no trace of the disease re maining. Government land to the extent of IS, 9 9,943 acres was entered for actual settle ment in liWJ. This i the largest amount ever taken np in one year. Mr. E. R. Wilson, Grand Rapids. Mich.. reports the case of Mr. II. T. Sheldon, of Lansing, Mich., who for several weeks suffered from a frightful cough and cold, which was cured by oae bottle ( Red Star Cough Car, MOK "IHK HEW SOUTH." Columbus. Miss., O t. 30, 18SS. Pita. Stakkkv & 1'alkn: The remark ahlesucceHs of your ompound Oxygen Treatment in my mother's rase Induced me to adopt ft in my own. For more than lifleen years I liavo been troubled more or lees wiih lhsixima.&nd lor over six 1 have suffered inteunely and continuously from Indigestion, Constipation and lleinor rhoi'iB. I had severe headaches almost every week, and wia compelled to use morphine for relief Irom this, as well as pui'gaiivta for the former. I had tried all the usual remedies for the e, but with only temporary relief, and niy condition steadily grew worse. In July last I was prostrated for ten days by an attack of hemorrhoids of unusual severity. Afler partial recovery I resorted to your Compound Oxygen, which mare than met my expectations. I have no headaches, and no symptoms of Dyspepsia of any kind. In a word, my restoration to health 1 regard as complete. Respectfully, w. H. Wortuington, Editor. A volume of nearly 100 pages, entitled "Compound OxTiren. Its Mode of Action and Resulls," will be mailed free to anv address on application to l)rs. Starkky it Palen, Ij: Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Orders for ths Cninnouiul Dxviren Hnnin Treatment will be tilled bv H. A. Mathews. ttlo Powell Mreet, !ran Francisco. T ... it roses are willed before I hev placed iu water, imiui rse the ends of the sulks in very hot water for a minute or two, and they will regain their pristine iresuuess THE ONLY WAT TO CONQDta DYSPtPSIA It is perfectly preposterous to introdiicepeiiiin and other arUtkial solvents into the stomach, in the expectation that they will assistdiKestion by acting on the food itself. They will not. Nor is it poMiible thus to overcome dyspepsia The only way to conquer that disorder, and pre vent numerous disease snd.'dlmbilltle which it assuredly provokes, is to renew the activity of gnstrtc action by strenKtheulug the stomach. iiosiutters Momach Hitters eradicates the most inveterate forms of indigestion by restor ing vitality to the alimentary oiyNus,and Uiose which are tributary to them. The liver, the bowels, tho kidneys and the nervus. no less than l he stomach, exnerience the iliviirorativa etl'ecUi of that standard tonic, which possesses alterative tiniierties that greatly enhance its beneficial influence, and give a permanence to its etl'ccta which they wouid n"t otherwise possess. M. de Lesseps gives 18 9 as the date of navigation of the Panama canal. TESTIMONY OF A PAINTER. No. If 5 Carlton Avk., Brooklyn, N. Y. Allcot k's Torous Plasters are undoubt edly the best external remedy manufac tured. I make : his assertion to the public from my own personal experience of their wonderful virtues. Suflering from severe pains in my side aud chest, contracted through a severe cold, I applied a couple of AllcockV Porous Plasters upon going to bed at night. The result was, that iu eight hours after applying them I could get up and walkabout with very little paiu or ache, when tho night previous 1 could neither get up nor down without he p, nor stoop to remove my shots. 1 have since used them In my laimly for various ail ments, and have never known them to fail to give almost immediate relief. T. u. uackus. "TIIK 'AVOHITK"... SEW PAPKlt CUTTEK. This Paper Cutter is the be t medium- , . , priced HU-lucn cutter ever oaereu iu me trade. It is strong. It is substantial. It is ruled to inches. It is all iron and steel. It has front and back gauges. It cuts accurately. 4'uIm 30 iiiehew. Iri e, 9175. ' Kept in stock by PALMER & REY, Portland, Or. Pkintkrs' Suitlies. ir.x pm b-s the true test of merit It Is a settled fact that "Brown's Uronchinl Trorhrs have no eoual fur the prompt re lief of toughs, Colds, and Throat trouoies. 2."c. buys a pair of Lyon's Patent Heel Stifl'eners; makes a boot or shoe last twice as long. Old Material is taken on account by Palmer & Key: reaiember this fact. To feel free, pleasant and le keallhy, use irisil iuay riower. mrenui muihhi T) . ...la., In itu snH ntipiirutar.. Plnn'a Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. oUc. It tier vear-Pnhllshed monthlv-fiuriscrlbe. he CaliforuiaCsckltr, 13 I'ine St. Sui FrmcUoo. "THE OLD RELIABLE " GORDON Job Press is the strongest. Kegisbsrs accurately, at high speed. Is the easiest running press In the market. Is sold at a figure within icach of all. Has patent throw-off and chase-hook. Palmer & Key, Portland, have all Bizes on hand. Is made in two sizes - Pxl2 and 10x15 with throw- ofT. For sale by Palmer & Rey at prices that defy competition. Address Palmer & Rey, Printers' Supplies, Portland, Or. Irish May F ower the king of di-enverfes plow to Cure Skin&Scalp Diseases with the CuticUfv Remedies. moirruRiNO. diskihukino. itchixo, 1 scaly and l imply diseasesof the okln.si-alp, and blood with loss of hair, fiom infuncy to old mre, are cured by theCuTicUB Kkmkdibs. .'.,-rwi'L.i If ifum vknt the new blood Duritler. cleanses the blood and perspiration of dlsease siutalning element, and th-is removes the cvncriu. the great 8kln Cure, instantly allays Itching and inflammation, clears the skin and scalp of crusts, scales and sores, and re stores the Hair. ...,.- CLTICL'KA KOAP.an exquisite omii Dcnuiiii... Indispensable in treating skin ciseases, baby humors, skin olemtshes, cliappeo. amionj sain. CiTiei BA IUmkdiku are the great akin beautificrs. Hold everywhere. Price, Cimcciu. Mo.; gop, a-ic.: ItKBoLVK! T l. Prepared by the PorrKRlKCOANDCiiKMicALt'o..Hoston,Mase. IfSend for "How to Cure Bkin llseases. IT1HTKI) with the loveliest delicacy is the skin 11M bathediHthJTJcjA HALL'S SARSAPARILLA Caret all Diseases originating from a disordered state- of the BL00O or LIVER, Bheumatiam, Eeuralgia, Boili, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula. Tumors, Salt Ehenm and Mercurial Pains readily yield to its purifying properties. It leaves the Blood pure, the Liter and Kidneys healthy and the Complexion bright and clear. J. R. CATES CO., Proprietor. 417 Sansoma St., San Francis. V I SAVED FIOM DEATH. . No, my friend, you do not know what It Is to be saved from death. You think that because you few Into the bay aud were rescued from drowning that, in the short space oi nve minutes, you realised all Uiat is meant by illrne words. You have no Idea ef the lingering agony of weeks and months of sullerlng, the certainly that urmu ia ever coming nearer ana uesrer, and that no human skill can delay the grim messenger, but let me tell you my story. In the Fall of 1870 1 had occasion to take a stage ride in Oregon at night. I took a severe cold and wasslck for a week. I re covered inv usual health with the excen. tion of a slight cough, to which 1 paid no uemioii. un my return to lailtornla the coughing became troublesome. I ap plied lor medical advice. 1 was assured uiat it was an attack of bronchitis and bottle or medicine would set me right, A month weut by and I was no better. I began to lose flesh and appetite; my left mug gave me pain aud night sweat trouoieu me. Again I received a thorough examination aud was informed that I had coviues in my mug and must seek a warmer climate. My doom was scaled. I knew I had consumption. I took cod-liver on, couuti syrups and the long list of lung remedies. Day by day I fell that I was Hearing the grave; I struggled desm'rately against the enemy. I spent one Winter iu Florida, but the climate enervated me. A sea voyage was proposed aud I took ship for Havre. 1 felt Uiat 1 had exhausted ail means. A violent hemorrhage nearly ex hausted me, and I felt that 1 must cease the struggle and prepare to meet my ate bravely. Nearly two aro I had suU'ered and was slowly dying. I reso vc once more to appeal to medical science, and, hearing of a physician in Paris. I went to see him. This was Dr. Dujardin. His first words gave me hope. "My dear menu, you nave tne consumption, it is true; but by the grace of the good God you may yet regain some health." He gave me A bottle of his Life Essence, say ing, "Take this, and if it fails 1 can do nothing." I had tried so many medicine that 1 iiad little faith. Yet I took it. The first night I did not sweat. I was sur prised, but feared it was only from the dill'ereiit food. I soon began to loek eagerly for my meals. My cough did not. trouble me, and I felt as if I might get well. 1 saw the good doctor again and receive 1 words of encouragement, la short, I took seven bottles of the Life Essence, and then felt that I was nearly well; returned home to surprise my friends and receive their congratulations at being saved from death. 1 brought several bot tles of Dujardin's Life Essence with me. aud shall never be without it. To be saved from sudden death is nothing, but te be saved from lingering agony, from daily an 1 nightly horror, is more than human tongue can describe. One dollar and flttv rents ner bottle. At all druggists'. Snell, llvitshu & Woodard, wliole.-ale agents, Portland, Oregon. TO IVKMM'AI'KIt HEX. Those contemplating making changes In their ofllces, or starting new ventures In the newspaper line, would consult their best interests by calling on or ad dressing Palmer & Rey, dealers in News paper Supplies; also information in regard thereto. Address Palmer $c Hey, IU and 114 Front treet. Portland, Oregon. trademark. Ahtohilehl Free front Opiates, limetlct and I'olton. SAFE. SURE. PROMPT. TIIK IUHI.I A. MM.Kl.FK CO., IHi.TIKORK, ID. 4 W ftafW uERMan REMEDY Cures Rhsiintatlsm, Neiinlqli, 1 as limn w"s. Uf.rt"k., tiums, mm pa i AT IISI'OIIISTS JIXII IIKAIJiUS THICH1RLIS A. T(M.LK Ul SALT I SOKE, a II. CURIa VisEllE All Ml FAILS. BentOiiiih Syrnp. Tunu gixxl. Uu In tlm. hUiln hv ilntL'trmt. LONG LOANS. aa loi,a as titU-rnat is kt-rl ut. ptMnal tMiciiriljr nly for IntrrsMt fcnlffrV, frl nun rvnta for lyantcuisrs. Miau iwrnt, sine ibu patMr. T. ft. Oardnsir. E. J. BOWEN, MmhUti 65 Front SI., 1'OIITLAXD, OliEfiOX. Garden, Flower and Field Seeds, Clover Orasxefl. Alfalfa, Onion Wets, etc. etc., in all varieties and lots to suit. Largest and most complete stock Iu the Northwest. Merchants, farmers and gardeners are re quested to write for price. Illustrated Catalogue Mailed Free. A. FELDENHEIMER The Leading and Sellable JEWELER Of Portland, Oregon ICor. Flret sod Morrlsua Siai. I'Ol'NTBY OKIlKKM MOL lt'ITl. The Van Monciscar DYSPENSARY, PORTLAND, OB. Young, DltlilJ. aqrftd aiul old. linvl. ur sismr.1 mco Sf.u 1 vbn unr with LOfcJT MANHOODI Nervtsia iJrtriiity, Siwrnis LurrheA, Huiliil ItmmB, H-iuJ Dny, rUnt Mw nry. Hk k.f, httk of YttrrsJ. mlm bUmtd Knd Hkln Mm, Mn.ljilliA. KrupAlon Hair rllna H.POC Fvu, S Uin(i Hit Thrwt, I'kcra, t'4 fKU 'A Meicnry, ktilMr. uul bitiUlm Tiosbl.l Wk Baok, Rnrnina UHn Ctonorrbw, tilt. SUM mr- prumi rIW mji man ( lv .... talk Hrxrm 4 enfltleatlatly OFKiCB-13a at 184 TUIBD HI. TO sfTNl MED mm ioue mm. cV 0 PS 11 , "rm IIHOIKO BONOS OF JOT. "Hurrah for the Irish Mar Flower's bloom That saved my Harney s life. It kipt his liver from death's doom, Au cured him for his wife. Do you blame me Mr. Delaney For singin' songs of joyf Irish May Flower, mores the power I Cured my darlin' boy." EUPTTJKK PEhMANENTLY CURED. We will pay your fare from any part of Lotted Mates to Portland and hotel expense while here if we do not produce indisinitalile evidence from well-known bankers, doctors. awyer, merchants and farmers as to our ro liability in the cure of reduocablo rupture or hernia, without knife, needle ur sharp inslrii meiu You are secure avslnst accident from the tret clny until cured, and tne cure yiiarsn- p... iiiwiuu w iiiuiie reiuiitieu. 1 ou C4.il work every day, no mutter shut your occiiia- niuiuu' imiiKi-r or inronvenieiice, i on sultatioiit free. Oitieo hours from 10 to I dally, Correspondents will enchwe stamp for replj and aildresa Urs. Korilen a: l.iuher. rooms 8 auil V, Kirst National bank, Portland. Uregon, Mention this paper. fThrn Bahy was sick, we rst her Castorla. Whfn she wm a Child, she cried for Caatorla, When ah Wain. MIm, she eiung to Cattoria, Wbaa ah bad Ouildnu, ih. gst. lh.ni Cattoria, Go to Towne & Moore when In Portland for best Photographic and Cravon work. Try GhRMKa tor tireakUsu -THE EESTTCralC. ? This medicine, combining Iron with mire VeiretaMe tonh-s, quickly and ernnpletely l ures l)Tprpln, liiillaesllon, Wen Hnrs! Imnire lllo.d, ,)lnlarlu,t hill, and heiers. and Nrursliila. nrt Itleuralula. It ti an unfailliif remedy for Diseases of the Klilneva and l.lvrr. It is liivaliisble for Mwsses peculiar to Women, nd all who lead sedentary lives. It does sot Injure tho teeth, csusv hendaehe.nr produce ceustlpatlon tthrr ron mnffci'nn do. Uenrlchesand pnrlfli-s the blood, stimulates the aptctite, aids the swlnitlatlon of fiKst, re lieves llesrthiirn and Kelrhing, and itreiith. ens the roiwles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, lack of EnerR-y, Ac, it has no equal. M f The genuine has sIkits trade mark and crowed red lines on wrap)ier. Tskt no other. al. wlkl IHonS CHHII'tt CO, SALTIIUSI. IU. BNKI.U IIK1TSHU $t WOODAKI). W holesale-Anenta Portland, Or. 0vE6000t000 'EifiELSflsr FERRY'S SEEDS t! S JafTtva,"K . aartt tcrncuti IRRUiai SlIWJMIsl in ih world, D.M. FERRY tCO'S IllailnUd. rrlpllittrrlnS SEED ANNUAL For 1807 . V will h. msilMl ..jM FREE to all rz spplicnU. and sN ruNtomws ; wilniHUor- ii a. irat tlLKMTVVT. Hd forti. Aainm M. HMY it CS. f!' Detroit, Mloh. DR. i OUZEau'S FRENCH SPECIFIC G. & . Win cure (with oare) the worat ensrs In firs to seres days. Bach hex contain, a practical treatise on .w cial diseases, with full Iiutrurtlon for sulf-oura. (! P") Prloe,S3. J. C. STEELE, Agent, 03S Mnrks trat. ftn Franoi.oo. Cnl "LATEST OUT!" Printers and Publishers, you can obtaiaiupon demand the LATEST STYLES OF PALMER & BET, Type Founders, 112-111 Front 8t.. Portland, Or. AApiFOK AM $.'Wa week and eipenses WI IH Rpald. Outfit worth Sland particulars W I llll free. P.O. VICKKkY.Auausta.Me. TNI NEW CAST WAX TINNERS' SHEARS. Unfth of Cnttlni Eda. t Incasa. (fat. Apol'i for.) Carefully nuuto. well Snlihnl. elief chili D, and karl A4 MssL wiual t Ih. 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