Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 15, 1872, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMTIIL'LMETTE lliBMER. -7 l w cry-; oriTT f r-y v - A WKEB. How (ball little wci.il -row That hii do tun r Rain fall and north wind blow What thall be done J Out come tonic little pale lcaut At the pprlns'a call. Hut the halth north wlnda blow, And tb tad ralna rail. Dost tboa try to keep It warm With fickle breath? lie mutt, who would give life, He Lord of death. home day yon forget the ecd Man'f IbcmrMa art brief And your coldncit tteala like frott Through each pale leaf. Till iho weed abrtnka back to die On the kinder tod, ' ' shall a life which found no run. In death And God t , Loulu Chandhr Jfoutttn, In .)nU Galiuy. I'llOTECTIOK AGAINST MOTH. Wo linvo every .spring ninny modes offered of protecting furs and wool ens ngiilnst tho destructive attacks of moth during warm weather. Wo have scon various preparations bold for this purpose, with long accounts appended of their being porfect rem edies lied cedar chests and closets arc recommended nrid'mnny people cumber their house' with them "at considerable expense, only, to iml out how grievously they'tiave beeii 'dis appointed. CJ L' b r Lj Tho best protection we ever tried has been to tic up in close cotton bags all furs and woolens at nil convenient to be so treated, after giving them a thorough fehaklngand clennsirur, and lotting them remain there until they nro again wanted. These bags can o hung anywhere put of the, way. r If there nro no motfis-ln'tho arti cles when tiod up there certainly can none get in afterward If the bags are bound." Wll cau sco that.' But when tho clothes or articles arc too numer ous to make this convenient ordesira blc, hang up in the wardrobe, after a good shaking, and place little bags of camphor nil over tho wardrobe, lay Ingafewin the bottom. Then, about every three weeks take out tho clothes and shake them up well. No moth will over disturb them. Cor: Country Gentleman. c Washington Monoikst. The House CommltteCon'tho Dlstricfbf Columbia, approve tho bill appropri ating $2(K),000 for tho completions!" tho "Washington Monument.' lTlio sum of $20,000 jhoslready bceiiox pended upon'tlio worki and $322,000 will bo needed to com pleto tiieshnt, YhIlo the costbC'tlTe wboki work, In? eluding tho shaft and "pantheon," or base, is estimated to be $1,122,000. The 'Committee "ifnarilmousljT- op-1 provo.'iho ipbui) of?.thJs-iaonBient,' and oftho work'that has been al ready done, and bear cheerful testi mony 'tb'th'6 energy. Integrity,, ccon oii"djrloTIc"iovo whlclnpl mate4 aMnrovorncd the tranfttctloiiH oftho-aajrt&tkmal Monu- monHment by fhErvolnntnry contri butions of the people of tho United gtatoajg SfO"-1 STKOSK UltUAKl.NCJ Ul' OF UltAH LANIIf. A piece of grass land that will cut two tons of hay per ncre, or which will furnish an equivalent In pasture, cannot bo profitably broken up, es pecially if the laud is inclined to be rough or wet. Many fields which are now covered with hcrbago.might, by draining apd manuring, become covered with valuable and nutritious groaMtfMMl'Wkere labor, is scarce and high, this course Is far preforablo to putting such laud under tho plow. Draining isoften all that Is needed to produce the change; sometimes a Judicious application of artificial ma nure inl(trWJr'ii'-el. L ZfJtf lWHftSBP,,M- nerp asking for his autograph, and a " sentiment ;" whereupon, the veteran TjcaMirer wrote inreply : 4, Yov aik for my autograph with a Mutuucat. My aentlment U'thls : - When a gen tlcmaawrltaaTanothcron hisown bus lnJhe""hould .enclose .a postage itamp." I lit- wtxtttmnl: c i " : P" -ta 'Hi1'. s PROF.'HUXLEY ON THE DlIlI.K AS a Tkxt-Bookin Schools. At a re cent meeting of the London School Board, Prof. Huxley delivered quite an elaborate speech in opposition to the use of the Bible in the public schools of that city. Of tho first chapter of tho Book of Genesis, ho said : "The rendinjr of this chanter would convoy whatever the chapter was intended to convey that the world was made in nix natural days. I don't say whether that Is tho right interpretation or not ; but I appeal to the common sense of tho Board, whether that is not tho interpreta tion which every child capable of un derstanding tho English language would naturally derive from the statement contained in tho Book of Genesis; and, that being tho case, it is perfectly certain that this state ment Is erroneous, and no moro ca pable of being disputed than whether the earth ctnnds still or not. I sub mit that it Is an absolute crime that thin Board should wind ion the In stilling into tho minds of the chil dren statcinonts which nro not true, nnd which' iho instruction they re ceive n few years later will most In ftdllbiy unt. g You C.will perceive that In dealingvlth this' question, I do not. ask 'tho Board' to Ictivo out from tho ordinary lessons of tho Bi ble, (hat which I, and tho men who think with me, might consider not to be correct. I do not nk that. That would bo asking too much in the present stato of affairs. But what I do ask, nnd what I linvo a rlglitito ask, and what you ns honest men must grant, is this, that these tender children shall not bo taught that which" you do not yourselves lie Hcvci" ''(Applause.) Tin: Education ok Giiii.8 in England. In nnablo apcr, recent ly read before the Society of Arts of England, it was pointed out that the condition of education among tho girls In the upper nnd middlo classes of England Is wore than that of tho Industrial population, and that tho higher tho social scale tho worso In quality is tho course of education us ually supplied totho daughters.- In all. boys' schools .and in elementary schoolsfor girls flftf pupils are prac tically educated, so that they may bo best fitted toget their living as early nnd us foiSHy a? possible. In thehlghcr cU'weij of showy accompHshii)Mrt),of WwiiiFaklal nd- .vantage, ivln flfeare iM (rMttalm of nu insirucuo; Aiuut.waa ueciMed that at the priffifti irajiTwiiIargo nvmbariof thocUs brougkihjtjp nt tlrat-'class schQOjsjmrurd'tio comflete ly'unablo to ilss such an examina tion lit arithmetic, reading, nnd needle-work as tho majority of tho girls attheHanwell District Pauper School qualify, Jin, bfw&yavo thaVinstitution? Unless somo'remo dial efforts nro put in force, it was apprehended that as the School Boardj Jlfayntfiriworklng filler, tho difference in thdnuallty "of education will become greater nnd greater. Educational jlejtorter. x (ECaSikJa ir. Udu5atiu5j?l E8C(- iiAND. Tho WtttmhuUr Jlevkw, in naartWe on tbcedBcutional system In classical schools, says : " Is It not, I a fact tnat thousands of English ooys iciui a cousitieniuic portion or fffrY,tV&day8,5eJ': for for ty weeks In every year," from "Ihe ifnie.they,arc slx,orjvyeeanicJd (iff lelglitoen oe"'nuiitoeh,:or.. loven more, in learning Latin, nnd at the I i"",';hiu (uynu iiui i'i?jue tii:- uiu ur ifK" Willi uny upjiruncil 10 oaso and accuracy? can not at any at read. A von autjaiay Latin book with such facility as to think of Jok ing ono up to read for their own amusement. Everybody knows that It is so. Every one, who has had what Is called, with unconscious irony, a litoriiWtfen ' (meaning apparently an -.education on which the expenditure ha?Kbeen UM), knows that the great majority of his ncquutMciijfiitjjhigJMig proof 01 iue,juuiru 01 scnooj.3 anu univcrsl- Itlea to teach.' J.I J A Advocateh of a liberal education for women will be glad to team that a young lady student In tho State University of Missouri has gained the first prize for Greek scholarship. Miss J. F. Ripley has tho honor of being the first woman who has ever surpassed tho young men in such a contest. i The Legislature of Pennsylvania has enacted a law, making women over twenty-one years of age eligible ' to tho oflico of School Director. It would seem that there is a di rect conflict between the law In this country and in England on tho ques tion whether suicide, or an attempt to commit suicide, Is a crime. Some months ago the question was carried up to the Supreme Court of Massa chusetts, and that tribunal decided it in the negative. But in Ireland, a short time since, a magistrate fined n man two shillings nnd six pence for jumping into tho river, whence ho wns rescued by tho bystanders. This indicates that while an attempt at fc(o dc sc is a crime, it Is not regarded ns a very serious one. Mrs. Amelia Brooks, aged 51, died ill 01, JAluin illicit, iiuiii 11 mijivriiuuii ' mini nf ntlltinun ltififrni. Mhn liml iu. cumulated fat until she weighed be tween 1RX) and 1,000 pounds, ami actu ally fattened to dentil. An exchange nys : Don't borrow a newnnaner: nearly all tho nrcvulllni diseases arc spread In this wny. If you uoiri want ine siunu pox. iukg your paper direct from tho publisher. moxAXi xoTzcrac H.aiarkablc Cure or Mr. Abrmm Tally. San Jotr, Angutt J, 181. Tin A. II Vnuvi Jfc 4iHtiiun tun vrtri tinea I ii taken down ltli Inflammatory ftbcumatiiui, and w at for tome time treated by two phjtlcUut, but -ot no better. I tried nearly every remedy I heard of, bat nothing iccmcdtodu moan Rood, until about two wcclca ago I waa adtltedby JudimJ. Johnaon to try tour UNK WKKU REMEDY. I procured one bottle and wa entirely cured. For Ix week 1 before taking Iho I'NK 1 aa compelled 10 go upon enmnct, icoutiuer jour reineuy a prcat blet tlnj; 10 auflerlmr kumanlly, and thalldecm It my duly to Inform all Ithcumatlcy of It treat iriuct. lourr.cic. AI1RAM Tl'LLY GILL. 8TECL & CO.. IlLAUnt IN r,.a;u.aut.5 m nAJffli'1" BOOKS, STATIONERY Mniical Inrtrumnt, SCHOOL BOOKS. AOENKHAI, ASSOItTMGNT OK T1IK UKbT Standard rubllcatloiit, TACIIKRS' requisites, Such at Olnbct, Iapt, Cl.aitt, Crajont, Call Dcllt, ltcwardt, Jte. WISOKntANEOVS BOOKS. Afirneral a ortment, and eerytblns pullltlwd In the United Slatet or Kuropc liaported lo order on abort notlae. We lnrlte npeilal attention to our tliKk of Mason ft, Hamlin Oruia, THE MtST IN TUB WOIII.U I CHICK KIIISU, MAUSC1IAI.L ti MITTAUEn, And EMBKSON PLVTES, VIOLINS, ACCOltDKONB, 0., AC. Aeoirrtinv7riniJ'irr'MriiftrTrjsTnrp. iiu.'m uuvan, ... .....u.. - .-'- '1 1 HI AulS. t n t: OHIOKERINO PIANO MASON k HAMUN ORGANS, MIX aV imL Aatta for Oregon Md Wathlnjtoa Territory, - 'u Sold eltnr for CASUcr yu jNSTALMCNTS.1 r'WAMrtrff Vtal MrcCt'cp italn, HBff 3HEsH ' ""Ta? 1 Sfvriri JOHN HU Comer of MVAm ma&ct DEALKH IN Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Flour, Grain, Feed, AND DOMESTIC PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. Faints, Oila and Window Glati, American and English Coach Varnishei, English and American Furniture Var- nishei, Gum Shellac, and Japan Varniahei, White Damar and Aiphaltum Varniihes. OASTOK OIL. LA1II) OIL, NKAT8 VOOT OIL, ELKI'IIANT OIL, DOOFISII OIL, 1'OLAlt OIL, LIN8KED OIL. I'l'TTY COL01W LAHII'IILAt'K, (iHAlNINd TOOLS, c Ac, Wholesale and Retail at Call paid lor all Kind, of TIrrcliaiitablr Pr.dure at Caah Hate., "tf JOHN HTJO-KCBS. Why Delay Insuring? SECURE the PROTECTION OKFKItKll I1Y TUB OLD NEW ENGLAND. Facts Little Known llUiriNcl Til LIFE INSURANCE: rilHKRK IS NO VOMVKITVMK IN X thu New Knirland Mutual Lire Inturaine Com panjr, and the followln exampU'K prn e the fact : ronTLAMn, Nor, IS, lact. Uitt paid iu a pnllrv where the premium aa tlx month merUuc A,('. K. Miller, l'ortlaud, Oripui. Amount Inturetl, S,0UU. The pajrmeut of till" ilalm wat attetted by Clncluiiatl Illllt, Jacob Mayer, (leu. II. Man-den-, M. Seller. CnLl'tA, Jan. 57, lt70. It paid on a poller here tho premium wot four montha oenlne J, W. Jonea, Coluta. t'nl. ; amount Inturetl, f lil.OUl. The payment of thlt claim Mat attetted by Prank HpauldliiK, W. V. (load, J, M. Wilton, J. W. (load, A. .1. Johuton M.I),, Henry IVrton. WALNt'T CHkkk, Jan. M, Itftl. I.oit paid on a policy where the premium natelevenuiouthaoter. due: Lawrence (J. I'eel. Waluut Creek, Cal.; am ount tntured, (S.OdO, Ttio payment of thlt claim wa attetted by John Hlltz, Orrlt Falet, John J. Kerr, M. Colver, I). V. Majon . C'oLl'ti, Feb. SS, 1871. -Lott iald OU a ixillcy here the premium at four montha overdue : Jan. II. Caklen, Coliitn. Cul.t amount Inturnl, $.1,(1X1. Tho payment of lull elaliu waa attetted by W. K. Goad, J. V. (load, John Hirg'. John Cheacr. Ham KoANcitco, July 45, 1871. Lota paid on a policy when) the premium waa two montha oxer dun i J. I.eWiiton, of liolto t'lly, Idaho 1 amount Inturnl. f 10.IU). Tho a) merit of I hit claim waa atlctted by M. H. Ihirnett, 8. A. (I)le, J. Cerf, Ho renthal, Vedcr i Co. Tho aboe elalma nera paid under tho Matta chntetta nonforfeiture law. The New Kugland Mutual Life Inturaucr Com pany waa lnenrnratel In lslt, and la thereforo thu oldcat purely mutual Ufa Inturaneo company In the United Mate. It hat t'AHll A8CTb OF OVKIt lO.OOO.OOO, audit the only company on the raelnccnattcoxemed by the Mattarhunlla non forfeiture law. WVIUriNDH declared ami malit axaltahl In pajiucntaof prcmluuit ANNUALLY, WALLACK KVKRSON, (leueral Ajcnt, N. K. cor. rlantome anil California t It., Man FrancUcu. JONKFH MIBBLKMIRR, Superintendent of Acenelet, 10 Front !., l'ortlaud. atwn 1 VffAT U UIA11, Deeltiinil lcol Anuit.Hta'to at., HaWii. . 11. Joiihax. il.W, JOhtlAN, JORDAN BROTHERS. DKALKRS IN HABNESS, SADDLES, urii)l.k8, Saddlry Hardware 0 rrc., ktc, ctc, Stale Mreet (iiiurly(ipnlterflttoii'alllotk) Halem,' A, Good aisortment of Concord Stage and Buggy Barnes. IIiii'ucmm fnlo 4u Order. I" Ilcnalrln; pnimptly altnidrd lo, and a Rin eral attortmeut of Farm harncta kept conttanlly on hand, nrinidv Iu order ou .hurt notiic. flT Hating ri roored frorr. our old ttand on Com mercial Hlrett lolhe plaie formerly occupied by Hain'I Cray 011 Klato Htreet, wo rctpectfully tollcit a further aliaro of public trvnai;e. Ileeommanda tlou: Our Work. Aprfttf aV coLLBN-a laa SANTA CRUZ HARNESS! Manufactured and for raleouly al lVo. 70 Fiout ttU, Portland TIIR KITPKRIOIIITY OF MY FIIWT CLASS IIAUNKtttt render them the CHEAPEST HAHNESS In lhe market. -(, I aWAaANTBVtbein'to'bet ORTUTrTB AR TICLE. . All klnut or HAIWI.SMI wAicr-n at lowett prl !.. lVblO-.l JOHN W. CULLEN. ! T' Mamiau anu ;jjuc'Ntkiiiiks ' - MKaTjr, brad by . " ' johk junto aaai. AND iJUCRaTEaciiriuc I a)m, Orepon, A--. 7, 'Tl. alaaa" rlfijf. j CHINA NUT OIL, COAL OIL, HAW ANU UOILKU OIL, JOHN HUGHES. r. 11. rARMtxTcn. r. j, sAicocK rAMMMMVMM. A BABOOOX, Comnierrlal Rlork Kalrm, CABINET MAKERS! AND DEALERS IN Domestic and Office ' FURNITURE. Upholatery, Paperhanging, . MATTRHtKH, Tuoker'a Patent and Spiral Spring Beds. Cofltai and Oaakata Mailc to order at thutt notice, and on reatonaMc term. KotB-tf. L. S. SCOTT. Ntate arrt, next atator la ti. W. UK), ..k.nrAi.in in.... Groceries and Provisions, Tobacco and Cigars, Foreign and DomeBtic Fruits, farmebVpboduce, OROOKERT, Glassware A A tan aware u Sakm.JHlyao,;., ILF Willamette Huriery, . W. WAXaXaUf OOn oawK(JO, OltKOOK. On0WER8 OR TUB CIIOICEUT VAIIIRTIKH Fruit Trees Shrubbery rartlcnlar"lioitiou: glren'lrf C'HKIIIIY AND PLUM TKKKH. I'artona Intending lovurcLat Treea durlnarthc reaton of lull -j, ihouhf call aud cxauluu out alock which la the Largest and. Beit in the State 7 Send for Cataloguer, dMrlhutiil (,'ratit, Novll If. PATENT PREMIUM Fanning Mills. The Best Seed .Cleaner .ajWwIwfRWjWuse. ilcmifactiued by H:VAJf-WAWamyOe. VeblT If. HALEM, OREGON FOR SALE.' - AMITCim; WAOON, SV rNCn-NKARLY new. a.Ttnr b4a uad on llckt war ie feat ao HnrjKBAHi JmiM' tTonknd.aept.n.im.tf. a1 1 it t