The east Oregonian., May 08, 1880, Image 4

AFFECTION'S TIES.
"Who that bears
A haman bosom, bath not often felt
How dear. are all those tics that bjnd onr
race
la gmUenQsioolher, and haw street
Their force, let Fortune's hand the biIo
Ho kind .or crncl! Ask the faithful yonth,
Vfliy the cold nrn of her whom long he loved
So often fLUaiis arra. so often draws
IDs onljTooteTeps, silent and unseen,
To pay the kionraful tribute of his tears;
Oh! he wilt tell thee that the wealth of worlds
Should ne'er sedu;o his bosom to forgot
Those- sacred hpvrs, when stealing from the
noise"
Of care and enjy, sweet remembrances
soothes,
"Vi th virtue's kindest looks.his aching breast,
And tccQShis tears to rapture.
yjWife's Relations.
"Broiled ftrin"g chickens for tea, eh!"
said L .'JAihI lobster salad and fried
oysters 1 XJpon toy rord, this looks as
if we wfcra going lb lave company."
''So ve"are,-'raydear,'' said my wife,
looking a liltUr jjuiltv, as she polished
up the surface of tho silver tea-tray
with a new eutHiioTs leather. "They
are all coming to visit me Uncle Silas
and Auf3t5iiintent, and the children,
and Cousin Joab, and the two Miss
AVUmerdirigsi and my Aunt Louisa, to
meet iho Kev. Jlr. Sparkwell, from
Minnesota, "who married my cousin,
Jerusha!AViide. Mr. Sparkwell is
trouLki.HltliL catarrh, and he thinks of
staying at our house for a few weeks
whilo lie is being treated by Dr. Do
sem.a I put down my linen duster and brown
parcels with some emphasis,
"Oh, confound the Rev. Mr. Spark
well I" said: I.
"John !ejaculated my wife.
"Well, rnxjlcart can't help it,nsaid
1. "It'sTrorirxiiuman nature to endure
everything. AndVlVe been relationed
out of all paiienca. ever since our mar
riage. Tli eJenkjiises went away last
week, the Birdsalls took an affectionate
leive yesterday, andnow, just as 1 was
contemplating a peaceful evening by
ourselves; .here a new swann hungrier
than the rest, just about to settle pown
upon us! In my opinion, Kitty, rela
tions should bp aVoUshed."
"I am surprised -at you, John," said
m wife ; "ray ownpeojde, tliat are so
fond of mfj"
"Tbafji. .wbeie. -vou arc mistaken,
dear," said I. "It's vour comfortable
spring beds and good cookery that they
are fond of, not veil1"
"Jolin-i.''-" - -
"I'll le willirn; townger a good round
sum on tbe"truth pf my assertions,''
saitl I. .
"Because von liafe no relations Tour-
wjf
"Thank Providence for that," said I
devoutly. -'Iwas-vreil in a foundling
asyloru, atuITiave nobody to thank but
myself for"Th?te3erable success in the
world." 1
"It's no reason roa sliould find fault
with mine," said Kitty, with her bright
blue eyes -fair cf -tears. , And Sir.
SparkwelT i5"fctfJ3i""a spTritually-miniled
man, and dear Uncle Silas lores you
just as ffybu" wcliis only son, and
Cousin Joab is so interested in the chil
dren." "I'm nTncIT"oThge3 lo 'cm," said I,
dryly. "ButTIslepT1 weet on
sofacushionsTiud"in the bath tub ; and
we bad ruurlivu people bere over the
anniversaries vi.ancL I was obliged to
give up my room for a month last Win
ter to old .MY. 3Ianscwcll, not to peak
of our being, half jwisoned wlli Aunt
Louisa's bygcnTw?niesSSs in the FalL
When ihglpoet tail .'there's no place
like homey t" presume .he meant when
there were no relations visiting him.
Ill tell yoabal, Uij dear," with a sud
den inspiration, 'X'vc a great mind for
mally to tlcocLover jjiis house to your
rrStions, if they-will agree solemnly to
leave meyagpeaccior the rest of my
life, wheresoever 1 may set up my family
tents.'
"Nonsense f sud-inr. wife.
"Do co
up stairs 'and change your things, and
brush your Lair anjl get ready for tea.
They're alL'tiHg in the best parlor,
and I was!expcctiag your return to see
about hinsg'serao-cotbeds from the vil
lage hotel? tc mt- up in the attic for
those four little ' bparkwell children.
You see, Aunt Ixnrisa has the blue bed
room, and 'Cousin Joab sleeps in tie lit
tle wing chamber, and 3Ir. and Mrs.
Sparkwell Will .Lave our room, and "
"IndeeuTJ saidfand we are to sleep
in the bars 1 suppose'
" Don't be croM, johnj" raid my wife
appealing-.' ."Onejaast ba hospitable,
you knowr ' And JEcmv easily make up
the soft bed in ,tLe4ck parlor for our
use for a week or two."
I said nothing, but ground my teeth
in silent despairTisT. sprang up ttairs;
two stejis a't"a tijae, waite what changes
I could iniay toi!cl,4iir"the aid of a ten
by twelve .glaisi orer e -was-
stand of of ia sfaiflV little bath room.
The Ilev. 3Ita Sparkwell was a big
man, with a- still Jbjgger voice, and a
limp, faded liulfwlfe, whose sole earth
ly intcrestslseemed centred in her four
white eyed, freckll"faced children.
Uncle Silasf and'ATuht MiTliccnt were a
silent pair, wife coceircnt appetites, and
two tall boys, .who-- giggled and snick
ered at eaclj otlier in llibjiilcrrals of the
conversation.
Cousin Jcab.;olkcd incessantly witli
his mouth full, and the two Miss Wil
mardings seemed as general echoes
to tie rest; while Aunt Louisa de
voured lobster salad a-2 libitum, and
kept on sending up her cup for more
green tea, until 1 trembled for her
nerves.
"While my wife, care-full and troubled
like Martha of old with many things,
looked ready to drop with tiebospltablo
exertions sho bad made, poor I, sitting
here a mere cipher at the head of my
table, felt as if I was keeping a board
ing house without any of the pecuniary
emoluments therefrom.
"My trunks will be up in tho six
o'clock train," said -Bev. Mr.-8irkwclL
"1H trouble you, Cousin Poyntz, to
send an exrqgsyttajvjAJicuckpot for
cm. And if there's any apartment in
his domicile, Cousin Poyntz, that could
bo fitted up as a study for ray tempor
ary use, it would greatly facilitate my
intellectual occupation during my so
journ in tho suburbs of this great city.
And 1 must beg that you will keep the
house very still during the hours which
I devote to study."
Here my wife looked at me aghast,
thinking of little Johnny and the baby.
" Never mind, my dear," I remarked
sotto voce, "we can easily got 'cm
boarded somewhere."
" And," went on the Iteverend Mr.
Sparkwell, " I should esteem it a favor
if a horso and buggy could le procured
for my daily uso when going to Dr.
Doscm's, in tho city, as the motion of
lie train disagreed with my nervous sys
tem." " I don't happen to own a carriage,"
said I, " but I might buy one."
"Thank you, thank you, Cousin
Poyntx," said Sparkwell blandly.
" And if there's any other little thing
yoa should happen to want," I added,
" pray don't be backward ia mention
ing it"
"No, I won't, Cousin Poyntx," said
the reverend gentleman, wifb tho utmost
gravity.
And I am bound to say that ho kept
his word.
For three days I endured the swann
of visitors which literally iuiested my
home, and then I made up my mind
that patience had ceased to be a virtue.
"I'll put a stop to this thing," said I.
I came borne ono night with a tragical
expression on my face.
" Katherine,""said I to jut wife, " I
am ruined."
" What 1" cried all the company at
once.
" Those shares in the Western Union,
you know," said I smiting my forehead.
" Yes, dear," gasped poor Kilty.
"They have gone down," said I ; "not
worth a penny."
Oh, John I"
" I wish I had. taken your advice and
let 'cm alone," said L " But after all,
it doesn't so much matter as if I had no
friends."
I looked beamingly around at my
wife's relatives. They returned the
glance with the blankest of stares.
"If I can borrow two hundred dollars
apiece of all these dear "kindred," said Ti
with obtrusive cheerfulness, "and re
quest Uncle Silas to endorse my busi
ness notes
"I couldn't think of such a thins,"
hurriedly Interrupted that gentleman.
"I should be most happy to oblige,"
said Cousin Joab. "but I am quite out
of funds at jrescnt"
"And I," said the Ilev. Mr. Spark
well, pushing back bis chair, "must
save what little share I possess in the
world's filthy lucre to jay my jiassage
and that of mv family back to Minne
sota." "aureJy, cried I, "you ill not go I
away aud leave me in such pecuniary j
straits as these." -
The Iteverend Mr. Sparkwell signing
cantly buttoned up his jockets.
"I t's every man's business to look
after himself, Cousin Poyntz," said he;
"and I don't scruple to say that it is
downright dishonesty for a business
man like vourself to &et into such Gnan
cial difficulties.
And in fifteen minutes every cousin
in the lot bad upon one excuse or
another vanished from the room to pack
and pn-iare themselves for immediate
depirturc.
I looked at my wife; my wife looked
at me; I bunt out laughing; Kitty be
qn to cry.
"My dear," said I, ''it's an ra.iier job
than 1 thought it would be. I dida't
know but that it would be necessary for
me to catch the sm ail-pox before I could
get rid of your relations."
"But arc we very poor, John 1 And
must we give up this dear little cottage?
Oh, how cruel it u of Cousin J cab sad
Mr. Sparkwell and Uncle Silas, and all
of them, not to help yon. I know
Mariana Wilmerding has fire thousand
dollars that she wants to put out at in
terest, for she told vac so only yesterday,
and"
"Yes, exactly," said I. "But prob
ably she doesn t regard me as a good in
vestment."
"After all I liavc done for them !'
sobbed my wife.
"Belalious are only human, my dear,'
said I.
The comiany look their leave with
out much ceremony of adicnx,and that
afternoon my wife came to me with
tears in her eyes.
"Jonn, saui sue, "win you leu me
how much money you have lost in that
horrid Western Union stock t Because
I would ra her know the worst at once."
"Lost F rctieatcd I, looking up from
the newKpajer which I was reading in
Uncle baas favorite easy chair, now va
cated for the first time in many days.
"Why, who said I had lo&t anything 1"
"You did."
"Excuse me, my dear; I said nothing
of the kind. I merely slated that the
Western Union shares were not worth a
penny. Neither were tliey, to me, ai I
had sold out all I possessed over a week
ago."
"John r
"Yes, my dear."
"How could you V
"Very easily," said I, with a latent
smile. "3Iy dear, I think if your rela
tives had stayed another week; I should
have committed suicide."
"And you told them that horrid story
just to get rid of them V
"I made that unimpeachable state
ment with that precise intention."
"And they were rather trying," con
fessed Kitty, "and I think they might
have helped you a littlo when they
thought you were bankrupt."
'Tliey will not come visiting here
again," said I quietly.
And I was right They did noC
It is getting easier and easier to get
up a row in a church. Samuel J. Ilorton,
steward, has sued Her. William W.
JMaguire, pastor of tho Methodist Church
of Lawrence,' L. I., for $1,000 damages
for slander, the minister having asserted
there was a deficiency of i in IToi ton's
accounts. The woman in this case has
not presented hcnelf yet.
A Fifty-One -Million Millionaire
It was announced in the Boo a few
days since, by telegraph from New
York, that W. II. Vnnderbuilt had in
vested $51,000,000 of the sum ho had
received for his railroad interests in U.
S. four per cent bonds, aud that ho had
several millions more coming from tho
syndicate, which, when received, ho
would also thus invest Tho annual in
terest on $51,000,000. is $2,010,000, or
say, $5,SG3 per day all tha'year round.
It is probable that this Vandcrbilt is
the richest man in the United Suites,
ready cash considered. And then wkallj
Is ho happier thin the man who 1ms a
competence earned by daily toil 1 Can
he live better or with greater easel
And is such vast wealth in individual
hands dangerous to the Bepublic t To
all thtse questions "no" seems to be tlte
proper answer. Men who accumulate so
much money, or men who can take care
of so much money, are merely money
worms. They have no ambition leyond
grabbing the cash. They are not am
bitious to rule or ruin a lanL Their
soul has gono out into the coin which i
their cod, and there it has been forever
lost And on coin men cannot found a
family. The llothsckilds may havo done
so, and Yanderbilt is probably making
the attempt, but bUtory contains few, if
any, instances where the effort so to do
has succeeded. On land, in countries
where, as in England, the laws of patuo
geniture and entail are establubed,
families can be and have been founded,
but on jeronal property never or.
hardly ever. So long, then, as tke
people who cultivate the land own the
land they cultivate there can 1? no
danger to the Republic, no matter hew
many Yanderbilts there may be among
us or how much money they way eH
trol. Sacramento Bee.
TneFamily Rudder.
A Couislockcr who wa havin; his
hair cut yesterday afternoon gae the
barler rorticuUr initruotiens not to m
movo a latiq lock that imjeetel So a
sonicvh&t unsightly way froai the front
of his head.
'"It dou't lraw yon said I We
turbor."
"I can't iielp thai," leid the cmv
tomer.
"fetter let me talc it oT aaU Vk
barber. I
"Bnt jou leaT: if as it i raid the
man.
"lint, ind-sted tke WW. 4
can't give ven a sMOtlit Ww ut tmt if
1 1
"
1 .
leave the hair so long la front It if
look like tiie verr ilovil. i cant MeJ
what you rent it left there fori"
"That's because yon don't know vW
it is you don't knew the hco of it V
r know it's a bunch of koir ami
know that it's d-viKh nl-e.iiHaj- at
where it is.
"Yer, it is a bunch of Vmir. and . k. j
someiuiiK; more imm a umci 01 Kur
il's the familr rnddor."
"The family what V -The
familr tudJen When thioss
don't go ri;;ht at home my wife always
oralis that lock of hair. SW woold f-H
lost without iL When she vU held of
that Le ca i handle- roe eteer me in
the right course, v to sjsik 1 ben
I go in the right coene the whole fam-
ily go in the right courc, and all k
welL I've got tned to it now and don't ,
mind it. Should I lose my hair and be
come bald, or should you give me a
fighlin; cut all ovor, there woold be no j
way of Mcering mt; I soonkl ieom
unmanageable, ami sooner or later a ,
total wreck. Ko, sir; don't von dial at b
the faruilv rudder."
Brave Miss Benton.
About a nilo and a half from Prw
ton, Fa., says a corrcipondent of the
Philadelphia Press, lives Henry Sm
novci, a well known hunter and trap
per. A week or two ago 3 1 in Ella
Benton, a niece of Mr.Shooaover'i came
to pay him a visit. Miss Kfla lived and
was born in West Virginia and can
handle a gun as well as any of her wale
friends. A day or two ago she started
out, armed with her uncle's rifle and ac
companied by a couple of dog", to feoot
rabbits. Soon the dogs struck the trail
of an animal and began tracking him np.
The chase was much shorter than ext
ported, for within a quarter of a mile
from where the tracks were first disoor
ercd the dogs stopjicd al tiro foot of an
immense hollow tree and commenced
growling. Miss Benton thought th&rc
must be a coon in the trve, and stepping
dose up lo tho opening at the foot; site
saw something climbing the hollow in
terior. Sho took careful aim and fired,
when to her horror, -?tb a lerriblo
growl, an immense black bear came
tumbling down at her feet Tbciflc
was a single barrel weapon and she
knew it would be useless to fly from the
wounded brute, so she drew a sharp
hunting-knife, which she always carried
when in the woods, and prejurcd to
fight for her life. Sho did not hare to
wait long, for with a cry if mingled
rage and pain tho bear made toward her.
As he was about to strike her with bis
paw tho dealt him a blow in the neck
with the knife and sprang nimbly to one
side. In doinz so her foot caught in
the brush and she fell to the
ground.
Before she could rise the bear
rushed at her. He seized her by the
left arm, inflicting a severe though not
dangerous wound, and as be cauaht 'htr
she garo htm another blow in tho neck,
which complotcly severed the -Jugular
vein and killed bim. When dresaed the
bear weighed four hundred jounds.
Miss Benton will take the okin liack to
Virginia with her when she returns.
When yoa wntea letter to yourfriend
write as bailly as possible. If you writs
a clear, legible lrand tho letter will al
most read itself, and therefore fail to
properly impress tho reader; but if he
has to peer and puzzle over every word
and every letter, its every line, ita every
blot will become so interwoven with tho
gray matter of his devoted biain that
that letter shall be forecver iart and
parcel f his mentality.
Palestine is going to hivo a railroad.
, Hay Cod Sles Yoa.
KixtKUK, -Iowa, II arch -15, 1q79.
Dkak Sin: I haveltcen nlllicted with
kidny tnmhle, omiaiug n dull, heavy
pain, and uo&itelline; me to uriuato very
often,-cieeinliy nt night But 1 took
ono ami ono Italf bottles of your remedy
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and am
now free of (tfiiii in my kidneys. Just
Wfore taking it, 1 .went to bod, never
nxpetliii (0 tt up ntpin. I want
some more of It at one. Please semi
three Itotlk (i.O. I. L would riot be
out of it for any money, for it is the
only nwliriito that has done mp a parti
cle of med dating -the laiL five- rearr,
aud I verily believe that I got hold of
it in answer t prayer. 1 am now go
iagr around to see Albert Patterson, who
baa the somo trotibl and is not expected
to live, ami I am going to abare my
medicine with him. I believe I could
sell one hundred bottleat in this town in
one Month, for I know about forty jor
sotts who went afllioted M I wa and
one died last woek. May Cod bless you
for giving mo -the relief tint 1 now
feel, for it is mre titan anvthing else or
lavbeJv ku over dene. Yours, under
obligation, J. A. M. C'oLLlXK.
A wall known Ciennan minister, Rev.
A Units, of SckleisMicv'rville.WkconwB,
wriUa: j
I wit a tufierrr witli rbeuBw tiara for '
roan. Frinwh recommended tBe use of J
St Jaoobs Oil I tried it, and mustl
corneal mat we icasit wn astomsMing.
Having hardly ! up tiie first bottle,
I found relief, and tbe socend one ourcd
aw. I tWefore feel voder obHgatioM,
and shall recomiooad tbw eneeUve
edy whatever I have a chance.
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rfiactici ijai . iaiwn 1 1 ijh t pan ln t t iwa ita rwfmrti. A5ti ro.irtmgwaW mwaf Ac t f . n. rrt ycf Sttt kra wtt
Ce.saJ lUaiuajataUufftwyUuarrUkOrJt'S C&XCOS St 000 rUXmSJL. rior. f feu. A-'ir. ? isiirt fcr fcatf a iaa.
Vfr Druggist has ft or will aet it for you. TAe Original." nsist upon having it!
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i i i i-tnaT-r-i-!
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER
So Iarze a portion ef tbe umss
and sraln rrops of tbe Pacific
1 oa?t lint cbrrn cut by the liark
cye that no farmer here can be
izuorant oflKmcrlK orrcHlrc
argument to comlncc hiin f itti
BUCKEYE SELF-BIXDER.
The Standard of Excellence and
leads nil labor vaiinz machines.
It took the World's Kinder Frixe
In is;i). It Istheiinplet,.treHS
cl and llshtot rtutnin Binder In
the World.
In amy ia t- nritl fcr llrtthl. Bunur,
IHatKira. and AU IXlttary, Utrr
A rrftkh! termnttsn as4 tb onlr nra
vrutar uiii ana.
I ct Uuae tuuacau. t tm man i
BnrTRilmaK's!scflScli!rIirten!f rlamf
I Btr'a Kale StclTa Curr. .mm, t -i
BSTV lb." ran ef m.tbrlra. forTTmr.
Itflsraw nil tor Wnratrt Kan UMsir
sadLlrerCuA , j
BsTTTHrHCr's
Safe Home
dies aro Kelt!
liy DrHjryNts
-and JJenlcrM
inMoiltclHO
everywhere.
EttWAHHm&CO,
rrppCflore.
as-8n.l for r.-np!il(l
Kai TmUtaosisl.
DAYIS
raHlantl,
& CO., AscnLs.
eres.B.
nsTAnusrtRD ise.
Imrortcri tisl Heskn lo
CiUXS, RIFLES ami REVOLVERS
Of Kitty PtcilrU,
CulWrr. Flhtnc 1kJ, BirJ Out. RraJs, Vclt
lr. Croquet Cstcta, IUaj EsU, tic
C'srnrr rrenlnnil Jllilrr Stu, rarflaad, 9xn
Tn frijafpr
"OMNES PROSaWT HEALTH FOB ALfc.
The Original Oregon Botanical Remedies.
Prepared OiIy 17 Wq. Pfarrfer, Operatlw Gteralsl
rut CI it Kadkj UoaaujM, sad llul loo, bf pctMox wito tvrm ttn karw cScw7 Ij in bxsm Vfr", aSlcw at
mscdatiX volIfv TtU'ltiollonMiKoieJujca'jrein tfftlaVtm. Histirr, tt only ovcTi etemi m Ort--. Tka
mmlX ni Uat tint nsflcaun txiltA tuaxlf Is a not aal uJioot mnrrk ci tha JSrmt rr-tuleM. mtJi &. I
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8L00Q PUaifltH, rnjttuv.UUtt tt itlvtUi, tJlrx;tiMrcoelfiU. ntmUli PfuaJirH Ortj-vl.Mit
ei mi wnwnii 10 wafwf tuuoaaj, iu tuna; ux Lopt) Jbcas
-3 frminlr U fcnj 1 wJciUc nej tijye
nSS A far boltlrt tf j-por iflml rttaUr
(a occxCxi ivrurci Wlutf TU BLO03 PUilinEfi! Soth in iLt vsnb xJ m. U mi Ui
lulj unirujs rMulj, iM rrja tku oaten! Vktta
llstr. n
Vur.
forea CWtt. Orrfoa.
tat aw. xjkx I tile PUsia't Cfa Paai PZcr
it A
it fal ml riamfl m lYal '..: ynZc m. twk
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Cxrxxt. V. S.
sad Afsa llutm Cn-Jiuf. I z5ctfJ m tux yridx. vhat I m tali. etsfanU Cr-r. stati I
Sot rrcusr in Wtitr xlur wear xZ UadiU DoUn.ItaU fTUZLS.ml FEY 2 XtD JICLE HIXUIBE-
FRANK BROTHERS.
AGRICl'LTl'RAL 131 PLEJfEft TS!
Mill and Parm Machinery.
WALTER A. WOOD'S
EHCLOSED-GEAR MOWER,
1 R.3 la. rst. I It. C la. rst.
TfcMria IroarVl i IV! al H iftnM
UwViHmOult'ja Ixram. lu mnIhuj it
aa pal mtmt Uar 4w
for U mn xetnm) Ifcil w ksir.
tiSraUrfity art a iac
nbrt.
boat ' lianas', triariag mliM a si iast sa4
Arl. aa4 IrtMa mas mm al )mics.
N 0r f m 1t Vrif, U beatta; tnafr
IciJ rw4 ax tt Iruy.
Ufek vCTmJ. Snt 7 laAri-rna Ikrn M abx
iarW ai4r bka that W etST Xmrt.
lUtfU c ItrtMas W. tt taca-fra tt
tmwr imvt tasW avsa vku Xh-tt lth W4.
Ufitam af PrVt- It ( KU IitorHnn ia
IW C-4. TVa Faarli- la as. Inarm
mn't ut tm ta lvT aw! IM easrts? t fanl .
uj h wmic b tkc lkl mt Jjt'fckX tmmm
tjj il ta 111 1 1 iiaK
L ts.-.ta tta ait. am IUbujMb SVikl
Ct m-tmf xrt k tiati4 mf k Vj.
Uaan, v. tkit Ur Wtmrr tftmc
THE WALTER A. WOOD
CHAIH-RAKE REAPER.
7Vs l(ua U as vS ai .Mr ln tknac4
ol IW raXirr Knta.tarnsWa'San.vairr ata.li4
Ha aaasfrast rsoVaS 94at. Ir
au tj K Kvs tl mtittf H ntit ntf
Sel Rssiar Rrtpm.stfc! rnsia aai-vU4 Is aTsfciv
Ksla Sar U taiCana e( lv inn tl mm I ixt
mm lo tav s saJ anrnif ts?4 It. Tut
aaU kttrrs, sltoUac lu nmtac ltlJilJ, ut
mUctlr jwsnsc la lu raiT.il
aal dsrslir sai rfitxi atrcSXm ar baaWu
la sv Kmear rtwiUU.
WWar U M-n cmrrfal si s3 Uart U rrista tea U
tatritM vtadaW akklk ksa cna Ws!tar JL
WotaTt Oxa-Ksl tUscr K pnt ; nwtiBW, t
hart Ircca tiaw ta tea taait nci tirs b tveavar
ticm ss nctlea cxprritM tad rW tats es Uc SU
hxt xbn to m mttmUf. sod s3 tfan 1 1 tmnmu
lata pr la l sS tSst tHi4 lr Uwea. sa4
larsTtSaadLbelstStnntaacattB "mufc
WALTER A. WOOD'S
SWEEP-RAKE REAPER,
7ho Mode! Heuper ef the Period.
The Bmlj ritr-KAke Snarr Xaautartarttl.
tiftimchsi J.- attrstfJ t3aittTU Src
nlowtr leor fcrmiuti- sa Uax sa! eenMet
irsia.
It it Um SUntUnn. sShrrt rrxsbr. ttraenrn.
Ka ihnUt sl WQTCTrfesl IUIi Xscr a
trailer A. WooTs Cayn ksrcBtfoial fc nHar
s3wllna art. Tbry .- sl crj crrWl
la rstUs; Cur saJ arI timet.
Waiter A. WaoTs Frrj-rivl Hrtfr U to cee
strortAl Ukst tba Risb sal Otttibc ApvrJCT -
l UsUUj Vtx?l U Kvcrt UafW crxix.
CralM'Softr Ust ssm, TI2a (W0 KraW
Wsrao. Sprta;
sm. lmrraTnl Waerf
Ewt rvrrs Bf w-loU 5o!m xl CaiUnUtx.
)liaJrr. LaUkt s1 Rabbtr IVMar . si ei th
r aaaarta Kn M ntn part far is asaraiDrrr,
W win ami tm t say sJ-lrrd er CitVr
UttrTT, tic Xilram oar ieakUet T--T
What Do You Require ?
FOR THE HARVEST 1880.
KNAPP. BURRELL & CO.,
.13 and 35 Front street, and 34 First street, : : Portland, resell,
DEALERS IX GRICULTURAL IMVLEXESTS, &ct
S ell TnnB.rxwAcoy. Howies' ncvnsn wrrn nirKovxurxTa ror.i-w. karsti nasTcsTrs3
with feff-raaikn, McOrmltk V.irrcArn, nb fcU Hilr. TSfrr inRj- Ksir. IVcass ScTsy Kisa.
BaSsla tMU Snsnton sil rowtia, Srrter Wa-on. Otttf CluUnl Mctsl liaaa, Uoite Oaaa. Csntm air
riovs. Vrinlaaa rsUat lUrro-, La Ir nhnl lUrrovs tresikaut !ibn sad Caltimen, tUnlca SwJ
OritH. ori Ilsr Tack. Cksnoa Crsla KccnUrs. Pfcgk fsrains 1UB. Strtuft MK mack Bsrr Oil IJeanr
Ut3Maav WW llela. l'nwt Mill, fiaatUtn. DhiacClat&, IxalUr sad UoMcr Edllac.&aka, Char a. CVlcr
VUls, Fml CatUn. JVjlios Snsths Cnd's. IVrl, Ueca. RoaJ &mrt. Csjtsl Csirrrs. CrioAsooes sal
I ttomt, Tfcmahiax Ijiffer. lTrUiJ and SlsBomry tfar. 5s Ifrtb, Sias. la.-c Wire. Estbnl scd rUia.
ti. Cnlacol rrkvs en noUias CWO srsl Crist XiH HarhtsxTT; cl aiads r krrp n't th bat qasBtr. No
arrv! bxal crasrklnaril crxl la SVX 1Ut jtja tfctlr Oi!iJro lef l?T"J It ax aJ kuo ant aJJraa
ra pasl srJ Bitiitp for I rri-I.Wr.T ISB rKICK'UaT TOU iNiC
XjTII TO b' x" pot ls Cslikvce toe 1ST". tik (or It.
ter Wheel Governors, Motion Indicators, SmutterSjSoparatorsJ Mill
Picks, Diamond Tools, Bolting Cloth, Leather and Rubber Raiting aad
Geaeral Mill Furnishings constantly on hand. v
We alsa kcc In steek the celebrated ALMS & CO.'s DOUBLE AXI
SINGLE CIKCl L VKS VW MILLS.
IfavlHC built ami imt in operation some or the best FloHr Hd Saw
Mills oh the coast, mill men will eonsnlt their interest by cerrespeHd
Ihs with ms berere pHrchaiHS elsewhere.
Hclreck Prices and Hrst class work suaronteeil with every sale.
Send for Illust rated Catalesnc and Price-List. '
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233 WirCUttl LtSttJ ta vmtilurt, 2)
KOiCplUa, liedLtd UiiM.'drceata, t,it
rwt&ityr. tsEri PFUIDtR'S 0RCC0S BLOOO
ILScxriun.
K bar. wkJ&& u tmt nbcu,
ItaBOt (txi dm last UuiiiHO
at Ua vrS.
I kao- Im aSnW tm mmmxU trm JL
I oa mw a lwa). U raaiKf Ortya flooi
I u uaharf hnJaVr lam. aai tfcsa oaonj t&a
WOOD'S
HARVESTER AND SELMWKiL
Ta SlUflt . WuOO da cztataf kxnat
SifcplaKl &r S-y: aaaw rtal .V-ttbSrr. x&l Uaa
ajfc in r M tra i f numlnl Vf ctcrpdjacrs ss H
It cr-nsXjrrf waiai lincl tat
.
WaA VtT Bfclrr. s-t-.t. aisb tra er Una
ana, ub aat sWkaaitaaKa Sa ettfata am jmr
4f iir sa4 Atg tkt a&a It Is diiM Vy saaL
Hm Wax. vm4 tfcr Wnf Self Iftadrr srt sla-
rrr-!--1 - - -; - '
aaBltenanhcaeVaaataaMut.
TZfxxMtrm m Ocuc la Salnl sad txasVd snlas
! aamiMt lu arfnnaaa u ia local
TbT XT
ksa$tf Uittjbt at ISa
tt akat aVRrrrTtr la
-ajW sa aMtitsite ta tbr
sru.T imutoaa ef the
a a. wHtiil la Sc ft3 mi u iroa
w. vWrN i apl tVrKMwi t . Mf. scold Vy
ta aK sarc aac tnmGJf anal et y
BvaJca Kama ti
f lata ra tba sin. sad vail
ksv n dt m tstst ta aptnter. ta snal
r4 wt swi'is Um bcaaa. rsayg
kmUbins W aaW Wl ! VaaJSu, t crdrt
uaa
Tut-la lanaltif tLr SaajL era
r4 sai
T mx Min A;i law, tilio lea virr
tna w lain ta fcc Vaclc d acx.
54fccrilMlataaagOiTsrs.
WALTER A. WOOD'S
KOWIHQ ATTACHMENT.
TXt Hustin AW.ai itwenilimjTgTirma.
Om an a4 Utt Apptrstax. ocaapidc. hfTSnc
tvaKaasacStawtte. naittf w. aiaa IS
x rt Ubr kmrVhaK Scst xa4 Ptie. iCtonrtt
Xmr-idat tWr Vnl CKsHacl Xsckiaes tSc
Xwt ESrrtt, K rtsainasul sal Ortafot la Ua
vWL
Uawr Atiiit Su udser cr Cfciiais Sarrp
rit Bcswr
THE '-CHICAGO PIHS" FOR i 880
Lculj oil other Separators ax Hasrse
Xawers tn IraproTcmnim eX
real sicrtt aad rata.
The "Chicago Pitts" Still Meat.
Tiae asd Trial Prom an TkUtcs-TlM
"BOSS TKXrSKZK- ef tae Coast
First Pxio Orxcoa Stala Fair
1STT sad 1JT3 axcr mil
ctfccr Separators.
Ht El. U CWxr Pirat tapor.
lltna. SaaW l Outs Otn. BUeS. Uik sal CSTr
rwtUr s SHImt 1 rtr!c JfiB
bat fa3r X amlcaaafl f KwJ-asai avact. We
iota an siu mw. ma t v.
nJ 5 port J ircoUn. tnat taaaaiptJm et (CStttBt
yV TSJTl BgtO'X' JC JWtajB
Xr tlaniL. urcgon.
WALTER A.
aal uaa I r-as. taiinnifBWagt.
W ah Ihw. arr iii' aaili I.
ailliaft llwliti ia
kasaw. i-tmii
OHrf nil Stoian
aaf rftr aiiiafi
awaaSas b aw
faAasaHsaa
WvsiLscc
AIXIS & BIsACK,
Ao.Il Xorlh Front St..:PertlaRd, f)rc8M,
lUtc en batxl sal are csastznUy mrrhtrff
Flour and Saw Mill Fittings
or Every Bcscrlptlea,
31111 Stones Wnter AVlieel,