Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 30, 1872, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FAEMER. forttsponbitttt. The Coming Demand for Animal Food. CuiCACio. Oct. 2.". 1972. Ed. Fahmer. ThcroUn growing demand for animal food. The lilsli prico of moat In England, led to the lato riots. This liicrh nrleo wns brought about from the scarcity of nnimul food, nnd by a combination of ft serious character which Is not of a transient nature. The most import ant causes of this scarcity and high prico nro tho loss of cattle from foot nnd mouth disease and the rinder pest, mid tho decreased imports from tho Continent, owing to tho samo diseases there, and tho high prices resulting therefrom, nnd tho great droughts of 1808 andJ1870, which led to the killing of n great many cattle at too young an ago. Also tho in creased population of Great JJrnitnn, nnd tho increased prosperity of the working elass, which enables them to eat nnlmal food dally, instead of weekly, as heretofore. The Franco Gorman war, which led to tho hostllo occupation of one-tilth of the terri tory of France, and to the great con sumption nnd inevitable waste of an imal food by two vast armies in the field. Tho ndvancing prico is found also in Germany as well as in England mill In Vnllinn Aililtn llwi... mihui.w I the -prosperity -of ;tho working people I of Continental Euroiie. and tlio!.-In- creasing power to consume animal food, nnd It becomes evident that the growing demand can hardly be met by any adequate supply. This sup ply of food miht 1)0 furnished to n United States i mw.iimi ijinioa westerns ates. great extent by tho and principally by tlio Wo exported ot bacon from ISO" to 1S70, 13,000,000 pounds; in 1871, 00, 000,000; duringtliopredontyear, 50, 000,000, exclusive of pork in barrels, nnd will reach nearly :i()0,000,000 pounds by tho close of the year. Our exports aro not confined to Great Britain, as In the former yoars, but wo export to tho entrepots of France, Germany nnd Hclgium. Largo purchases for futtiro delivery have already been mado for Conti nental Europe. This growing de mand for nnimnl food must cause tho live stock of this county to rlso In price. Tlio number of hogs packed in 1800, was 1,0S."),000; in 1872, It is es timated at -1,780,000. This will be 800,000 larger than 1ho largest year on record. Thero is now with us a deficiency of bacon for Southern and forelcn It has recently been mid that f niflii f .... nvpn-wlvn fcini.l- nf l,,.ri,l If our e.ccsslo stock or barrel j pork had been cured as bacon, we should begin tlio new packing year ' with empty warehouses. A recent writer says: " The farm ers of tho .Northwest nro looking nt order, C. S. Woodworth; for Treas their well tilled granaries, their Im- uror, A.N. Gilbert; for Marshal .1. A. moiiPo com crop, and their teeming pastures, with n feeling, not so much f thankfulness as of despair, where to una n iuuri:ct oi reniuuerauvo prices." When wo take into consideration who. mo iiiko lino iiwiuiimui ( tlio foreign demand for animal food and for grain, ho qucbtlon is easily answered. It beconies no longer a (iucstlon unsolved. Mr. Mechi, he trront M'lnntltle farmer, sums tin the :.,:.,,, : . lt results of ho hngllsh harvest In the London Times. Ho says ho Is no alarmist, but he believes that Kug-1 land will havo to pay for foreign corn, I In quantity and price, 15,000,000 to 20,000.000 sterling moro than in a good wheat seasou. When England ; has to pay from $70,000,000 to SHK),-' 000,0i)0, more for foreign corn than in a good wheat season, the farmers of tho Northwest need havo no fears of low nrices lu:x. Theraco horo, Monarchist, a son of the famous Lexington, beat the hore, Harry lias-sot, In a four mile heat at Jerome l'ark, New York, on the 12th ult. Monarchist made tlio j four miles in sown minutes, thirty-; three seconds and n half. ; ... T.Ti "" i Tin: total amount of tho cotton A flno school building or academy-. , ... , ......,. .i.i,. ..,.. i., .. Will bo built at HlllslKiro ne.t Sum. n,"-( l '" l ' c l"u,,,tr ,il?Slf i mor, adding to the already growing riou-ly i.MIinated at J.OOO.OOO to 3, prosiierity of tjiat village. looo.oon bale-. The Inter-Ocfunlc Canal. It seems that tlicsurvoy for n route for tlio proposed Darlen C'ntinl, to unite the two ocean?, is to be resum ed. An Eastern journal give this : n Inter-Oocanie Canal, connect- i,n& the Atlantic nnd Pacific, is an S!!iS!?,V5?0i? ?. lmK,,nn"J ,"'"! ' ffiSS, VtVTer ? SjJHSlJ SSS nrntinrlv inin. mnixU tho simmrt nf ilm i:vnn. 'et' It is announced from "WiiMi - j ";toii .I1!"1 ? ?;xlcd!tlolJ? WH,,)U sent out to survey, during tlio Win ter nna spring, routes rornslilpeaimi between tlio two ocenns. Commo dore Selfridgo who led the expedi tion over tho isthmus of Darion last year, will commnnd one of the sur veys, nnd expects to find a hotter route than the one he has hitherto explored. Last Winter ho claimed to have found n route by which n ca nal cau be nut ncross tho Isthmus at a cost of $84,000,000 ; tills Winter ho ! nopes to tio wmcr. tio survey will not occupy more than two months, and tho expedition will return by Juno of next year. The other expe dition will bo sent out to explore tho Lako Nicaragua route, and will be tinder tho command of Lieut. Lull of tho navy, who mado favorable ex plorations on this lino in 1800 nnd 1870. From the result of these two explorations It is expected a route will bo determined on that will be approved by our own nnd tho South American Governments interested, and that within n year work will bo commenced, if Congress will givo its sanction nnd nid tlio completion of tho groat enterprise. A VOU111 1111111 IlilllU!(l iHvilp WHS r&ncTfireS ,,,. iQt w.,.i..,.!i.... i... county, on Inst vilnrMliiv a limim which fell from tho building at the same time, struck him nnd caused I soino sovero injuries, but it is thought that ho will recover. l'aschal Morris siivh he once saved tM0 "f of tt $UW) Short-horned bull, sii;k wItn bovoii, by placing a wisp of twbtcil lmy ,,', i,f8 mouth and ty- ing it up iiginiy oenitKi tne norns. Tho working of tho Jaws to got rid of this incumbrance liberates the gas In the stomach, nnd relief is im mediate. Clatsop iMPitovKMKXTO. Wo bear of a large and mngnltlcont hotel io uu c rue icu hi uuiisop iseucti in time for occupation next Summer, and other desirable improvements at that now famous resort, by Mr. 1 lolladay. Jliilktin. Sir lloylo ltochc, once writing a letter of condolcuco to the widow of a deceased county momborof Parlia ment, said; "I cannot tell you how oaiued I was to hear that your hus band had gono to heaven. Wo were bosom friends, but we shall never J meet ngaln." I At tho last term of the Circuit (Court fur Coos County, nn Indian , was tried for tho murder of Ilurton. of Ilurton imtirle. The murder was committed soino fourteon years ago, Hl 1W tllO pMlf WHS Hot COIlclllSiVO ti,e Indian wnsdlsehn rged. . Tlio Republican City Convention at Salem last Saturday evening made tho following nominations: For Mayor, l)r. II. Carpenter: for Ite- uaKor. TlI,. Courti ,,,,, tmt wl0 (l ,l(ft0 ,s not g0 ,oW , Ul0 bcnd of UU wck as to ho disqualified from carrying a , fair amount of weight, is cay and vlcamxl t0 ri(le , ft0UIUi. ,, ,,,. ,w . ' .. )W inilu Uut when dlscnablo tlio , ,u cr , lt ho ftn. Inn tho ,; J10 oml ,mr. , ,, msouaa s H muldlo . ....!. . ... ...... norse. niisisiKiiiierencoinanieai- , uW tar , ni,n(K Tin: happiness of Ilfo is made up of minute fractions, the little soon- forgotten charities ofa kiss ora smile, a kind look, a heartfelt compliment; and the countless Infinitesimals of pleasurable thought and genial feel- ing. - The seven female students in the university oi ermoiiiai uiimiigiou are in ruHirii'ii in imj nniy c'liiiiu scholarship to their claniates of tho other sew The ill-crease in the publlu debt in October was M.'JiS.-ll". Tho total debt, le-i ra-h In the Treasury is Si',-l(!l,7ii,'Ji;o. G-XA33.d n.TJLlX AT BREYMAN BROS'. TTAVIXO Jl'ST HKTUKNKl) FltOM THE New York and San Francisco Market, where all our Good are urkT5irr -ir-T .riAciwr I ' Wo arc enabled now to offer i EXTIIA IXDrCKMKNTS To the ..pi ofsaiem and ticinity. our .lock conlt a nauil, of A Ohoico Assortment or Ladies1 Dress Goods Of nencit t!c anil farhlon, Cloakings. Shawls, Ribbons, Laces, Kid Cloves, And In fact c crythlnc bclonglr.i; to a FIH8T- class nitv noons iiovsk. ALSO, Carpets, Oilcloths, Matting, Lace Curtains, Window 8hades, Etc., and crfrjthlus pertaining to House Furnishing Goods. Alro, (Inn Mock of GENTS' CLOTHING, IJOOT8 A.1I SIIOIOS, (I.irj;cr In thl Mcc thou tut before.) Al, a uiual, a full utockof GROCERIES, ETC. We still havo the Agency for tho Salo of OliSOOK OXTY WOOLEN GOODS, which flood, wc offer fur mIc nt whok.-alc or re tll nt Oregon City price. reoiiiaiUlllngtue STATU l'Alll, lll il well to purcharo tuclr uppllc at tlio ulnre of aiUSTMAN BROS. Salrm.Srrt.Sl.llR-'. nti:i "a rare chance" For HiimIiiohm. PARMENTER& BABC0CK, HA7INO DCCIIIKI) TO I) IH CO N.TI N I K their itolnll liaoliirr. clfi-r thrlr rntlre ftccW for Mia AT COST. To any one lulling to I'ngnRO In tl.c Furniture Business, Tliltlt a rare chanci'. The flock mut lio clorcd ly Octli r Irt nml MlllberuM AT COST. rOR CASH ONLY. ThU l no hiiuiliiitf, Wo mean IiiitIiui-. All icrioii Imlclitiil lu unori' ru-cctfully ri'o,ni'tiil to call and ri'tllc the rami1. iiimi:xti:k a iiAiiconc, l'lirnltiire DraliT'. Salem, Aii-iift 8, Wl r,tr THJE PARKER GUN. SEMt STAMP FOR CIRCUIAR PARKER BRffS: WEST MERIDENCT. PATENT PREMIUM Fanning Mills. The Best Seed Cleaner AUAITIIII TO rAIIMEIIS' L'SII. Manuf4ctiirv liy VAN WAGNER &, Co. IblT If. SAf.KM, OIIKOON. WANTED. ! ()()() I'Ol'.NDS Ol' MK (.KI.SK fui 'i hU li ij ilulbr r i"nnj n ill he paid, Ill'lUiltEN' i. MII.NIII.EII, UmIiT" in furniture, ami ImiMIii ami nilrrur, luinerofSulmuiiaiKt Hnt Htrteti1, 1'ortland, Ma) S5. 1VJ tf r. QtxbfM THORJCTOW, A TTOH.S'KV ANU COUNSItLOIl AT I.AW.- JX. Offlrr In I'Bili.u'. Ilrlck, Mate .ireet. 'alcin. ImiVT it PREMIUM LIST or nil. WILLAMETTE FARMER Fourth Ycnr of Publiealion. BOOKS FOR FARMERS and OTHERS Any jion-on who iIiihC!' miycolloct a club nf iilucrlbor. fornanl n the namen ami inmu') l) rcgUtcrcil letter, anil rcctlu' tho pmnliini. T!u' lVcmluum arc Intiinlcd for ntit fnlncrlbrrr. but In club of li'ii ono-balf may bo old imc. Tabic of I'rriiitiiniN lor Kourtli Volume. tho Allen'a (U K.l American Cattle Allni'n (I,. V" I ltural ArcMtvcttin1..., Alten'a III. L.l Amrrleiln Firm Itivik nr i to) 1 M AllrnV (It U ami I.. 1'.) New American Kami llouk Alli'n'n (It. L.) Dlaiiucs uf Domcttlc Animalii JSP I (V 130 l 1 M Amcilcan Hint Fancier 1 1 American l(ou Culturlft ( American Wrtiln and ITnefnl l'lmta Atu ood'i Country and Suburban I loun' nivniirciiirr. ny Liimmine .Miller lllrkucll'a VUUg, llull.ler in m in oo l on I IV) i "." IN) l uu aimm pnw r iiiiij; (nuiiy; ... ... ... Moufln;autt'a ltural Krnnomy llrveV'i" New llmik of Klnwer Ilulit'n Flower (lanlen Directory Iliilt'i Family Kitchen Gardener Uallcy'aOorOnn lllnlx of the fnlted Stllll'H , Homcnt'n l'oulterer'a l'omtanlou Mrldo'iiun'ri Youiu; (lardtner'a Atl. ant , Ilurr'n Wci-lablo of America Caldwcll'a AcrtcnlUra! Chemical Anal- 1 toil 1 Oil t Kl, )! Churlton'allnipeOrowrr'atluldc ColoV Veterinarian ' Copeland'a Country Life I'oploy'a Plfilii and Ornamental Alpha bcttv '....I Crack Shot. (Ilarher) Crop.' Model Suburban Architecture,.. Carpentor'a and Jolncr't Hand ltook. (Molly) ' Carnimlcr and Joiner. (It. ltlddrll)....i Chemistry of tho Kami. (Nlcholr).... Cliler-MaVer'n Manual ' Dadd'c illeii. II) Modern Horn) Doctor Dadd'a Amer Iran Cattle Doctor Daua'aMnrk Manual 75, noo 1 7S 5 00 1 to 7 Hi' I to)' t Ml' 1 to), I Ml 1 ' IMrulim Satiation or Anltnalu nml I'lant. SvoN Dead Hlmtj ur SpHitrnnn't IVimplvtc (Inlilo .. Do Voo'n Market Ailrtant Downlns'a Fruit and Fruit Tree Kew Iwlltloii. llclavo, llrt lip DimnltiR'a Ijiiiilrrape tlarJinln DownltiK'n Cotlasti lleplilenerx.. Don nlng' llural tUra Iu HrniH'n Vineyard Culture ilir. Warder.) Kaxtuotid on t'ruiitierre tioo' ,1 I 7V J Ml 4 l il to), i n r' x in, 5 ui! t toi in mi t Ml ti II) B(MJ :um f, Ul II to), 1 to). 1 to I toi 0 i ut 1 M a to) l to), s to a Mi 7.V I w 1 fill l to) Klllntt' Wetteru I'liitt.tlroHerXliilili- hieieiii tn-nool 1 lnue Anliltictiire I'leldV IVar Culture. Frank ForeplerV Field Spottf. ho oli. , frank l'ireter I lull and Flrhliu. h to., nt inr.nniL'H Frank Fiwlcr- Alauuil for Yimiiib Sportfiut'ii. sn Frank Funvler'a llore and llorreinau lhlli. Hn.'tol Frenrh Farm Dralnase FullerV Forext Tri'ii CulliirUt Fuller' drape fulturlrt Fuller't Small Frull t'lilturUl Fiiller'n Stranberrj C'ulliirUl I FlaxCtitturu f Fulton' I'e.ieli Culture Farming for llojn FlthliiK lu American Water. (Scott),. I'lJJK'a lliiropeaii Vlnejanl Flint (Charlea l,.)nii llraaaen Fllnt'aMIUhCiiHaaud D.iir) Fanning. (luennuoii MIIrliCowH (inn, IIoiIjiihI H.ul.ll.i.... lleyelln'n I'onllry llreedlnj; (Imy'n lloiv Flniita (I row (Iray'a Manual uf llotaui mid I.cnin, In 1 ul (Ir.iy'K Si Imol and Field llookur llnlaii) llaruey'ii Damn, Out bnlldlii and Fen. eei ... Ilarrln' Innctn liiJurlolitii Vecelitlon. Cloth . llarrUim the I'U'... lli'nderiiu'K (lanli'iilui; for I'rollt .. Ili'iiderriin'x Fracllenl Floilrulture HerhertV lllnla In lloutkeeperi' llooper'a Hook of Ku'rreeiK. Hop Culture ... .... i Hunter and Trapper i llaraztht' (Irape Culture ami Wine Mu. t on t aw f. io i t.i uu i l w ;i Hi :i 1 to) fi i : i a t),' c 1 1 w a kliu.' i llatliild'n Amerliau Mount Carpi liter..' tlitipa Itilnvliw lknin4fii i ii a to i '.' toil I toi 1 toi 1 Mi HornuTralnliiKMaliilty, (.leuujiijrf) lluman'n llnipenund Wine .lartioa Manual iatho lloiie lariiiiv' .Manual uf tho (larden and Farm, Yard lutiui.oii'a lluw Crop Feed ' a tm' .' id 1 IB' 171, 1 to) 3 ) '.MO J til a id i in l toi 1 .loiui'nu ft liniv i;pp tirow I .!nliu.ou' 1VU nml ll t'c ' I .Ii.IiiikIoii ' Ai:rleullural ClKiulKlry ... j .lohii'lon a Klemciit" of Afrlculluriil . I lu-miitri .Icmiliii-oii I'.iltlc .li iiiilni: on bin eii. Swim) and PiHiltry j .li'iiulu on the llorie andliU Dln'jvii. , KuiipV l.andnrapo Hardening I Ijin.lroih on the Honey lieu ' l.i'iicliirV How to HiilM a Hot. Homo . Ma)he a lllulmteil llori-e DiKtnr . . MiijIn'W Illiilr.iliil llnre Maiiue . i mint .. a in i in Majhen'a PrailUul lluok Keeping for Farmer' Illank ror PrnilUal Hook Keiplntf for Parmer Mauutaituro or Vliuk'iir. (Duruuicu). Mechanle'i' Compaiilon, i.Mi IioIhui).. 1 toi r in aim am a in am 73 I m iiorriii i Aiiii'iiiiiu niiepnerit Mr Halv'ft Cook Hook i My Farmal KdL'enoiHl i Mlleaou Ihu Itorm Foul Mohrou thellrapr-VIre Mr. Corndluft'ft Yotni HoinkrcrV Friend ? Nortou'ft Sell mine Airrlcultiirv .Mirrinr in culture Ilemi'iit'ft Italitiit Fancier ...M Our Farm o Four Acre ...iloih. (I P.iiKurirft A llnlile In the Stiul) of lu I Mil. Painter (.uliderainl Yariilrlur ' Pardeoou straw berry Culture Pan-on oiiihii Itoe i Peri'lieroii Horo WuluL'.Myti'rli'ftof Ilee.Ki eplnc ...' a m i:) i mi f it in I toi I toi I 11 i toi. uiuev moil, HMiailloil nolllli Callle' uliin Money In Ihu liardiu I iiliiu'ft IVur Culture fur I'rollt . . . , and'a llulh l w 1 M 1 on am 3(11 I toil ,i m Kami' Flow em for Parlor ami (iaribn ., Idvl'ter or llnrul Attalr Hound, An )ol iach.. ' Itiildi'll N'"iv Kli mi iitnuf Hand lliillluu, Itiioevcir FIvuArrta too Much I ltural simile . I Ibmliir. shiep llmlnnilry ,. Italldair Flllv WoolShiHp llllalutlilr j IIKer' Miniature. Fruit (lanlrn., ..,,. ltural U.urili Anlilticlurr. Folio, lul rolur 4iilate Pidilvr' l.iiiI.Meaurer... it "erlhnei Iteady Itirkoiur and Imj I toi a m I Ml I ui l m win I HI n duo. II SlIIoMny ,l, ru Carpentry.... tto, a in Stroud ft rnltlvatlnnnr tho tirape .... Saundio' Domvillc Poultry hehenck' (urdener'a Text-llook simpaoii lluiftii Portraiture M-wari' i.lol.ii) Hiablo Hook TI , II) Dink Mayhrw andllul. 75 IM l toi 300 INI 11 00 1 K 10 00 l to) 400 1 CO 3 00 900 aoo soo 10 00 300 1 w 1 to) i oo tto, to V. f e ay , . . , Welilenmanira lleautltjlnc Counlrj llnme. A mipcrli uuartii volume. allltbocraph platcMn coloro XT, P0 Wheelcr'a ltural llomen gnu w heeler Itomea for the People 8 00' Whlto'a Cranberry Culture 1 t9 WinMitard'aCotlafeR.init rarmllniiAi. 1 .M , , Woodward'a Huburtaii and Ciinnlrv ., Huurcn i M ninmnniii i ,m, HIJ IIUillPH,,. , ... ,. CV ituounarua virapo ana iionicuitnrai ... Hulhtlnn 1 M toolwanl a National Architect.. H 00 iniiiB uicurai i-ouiiry Keeper.... SOU Walton a American Home (lanlrn a on Ynunun'a HiHinrboM Science a 60 Youait nnd Snooncr en tbe ltor e t to) Yoiult ami Maillii on Cattle I to) Vonatt on the Hog l on Yniiatt nu 8he.i op chlnron Thomaa' Farm Implvmenta and Ma clilnery. , Thompson Kooil or Animal Tim Bunker Tapers Ti'Kctmeler'a Poultry Hook TenAcrcaKnouRh The Horn,' (Stonehence.) Eutllihcill . tlon. vo HIM nigra ThcMuio. (Illleyr.. Thomi." Fruit Culturltt Trapner'adulde... X?Uf aVHIiBCiBDilCkitticra W a ace a American Trottlnc Heclntrr. JN allace r- American Stud Hook. Vol. 1 Warder American Pomology ?J."rl,l'r. "We" anil l.'verereeim War nft a Uralnliift for Prodi and Health WarluKaKleinenf.nrARrlrultare Tiicker'altCKlMerof ltural ArTalr ... WarlintaharthClorctiand KarthScn- Any or tho ahoo booklll be furnardetl by mall, po(.pal1, on receipt of publlahe r'a price For a club of four aubucrlN'ra, at 1.S0 eadi, an oxtra eo.y or the Pahxik In the cetter up of th! club. Addreir. FAItMKIt orKKT, Salem. SOMETHHEIEWirACIIieCMSTI BOSWELL'8 Standard Fruit Dryer, m i .JSC3T37WWW"' cBI Iron Hoator, Broad Raiser, Dairy Hoator, &.o., C O M II I N 10 i : IJIISITIVKI.V Tin: most phofitaiiu: ami , Useful liui'iilloiuif the aj-o, roinhlnliiif cheap ne, durability and economy, nmbran be applied ton creator arlrt) of pnrpoiiithiiiaiiyotbcrm3 chine extant As a Fruit Dryor, It ttauiU unrivaled, and l acknuwlidj;t by clu title men in contain tlm only tine prliiclrU-a foi dr)lni; fruit, ami Iftftiiftluipt,' In construction Hut a meio chllil at once undrrrtand and operate It Ah a Room Hoator, The Pri-mitif (llml. r com . -titrate tho beat, Ixiille Ihti carlaiu, and prulurea muru heal than an) othir known il.Mce, width, helm: dlatrlbutitl by tho perforated ilil.-M lu double cum'tiln uf hot air, will heal iwn.three, or etui four room ill proieilyconniiteil)wllh lim flit I than any one ol the raino looina ran ho hiated to tho raniu temper aturuhyany rtmo or lieatlui; npparutu lu uir. w bile at tho aiue lime It di lany all limloli r" e. t HUftln;; n iileaaiit and hi althy nlmorphero ond ceii tempi ralure thioiishout all tho apattmenta, In tho rummer lime, while ImiIIIiii; tho tea kettle, makliiEtoaM, heating Iron. Ac . by a plimlu alre theu i urn lit nrh'at are turned Into tho oiilaHe flue, ahd the heal I rrarccly fdt lu thu loom. As a Olothou Dryer, IT IIAH NO CdMPKTI I'OK, and win rever knna i. hall. d with ib light by the ladle, a IhoLTcJtei,! labor mi Injf I ii vi atlon of the ;''. In Lumber Drying, The principle of thl Intuition, a appllrd, are Itnaluiible nnd without eompitllloii, MIM.INKIIS, HAhKIIS, (KIAIt MA.NUFACTP IIKIIS AM) OTIIKIIS Will lliid Itk'nnllj tiitlnlr adianlauo In i-re tUli nuchlnoand lim-tlL-ile It propcrlle i, a We rim . I publl.h ri.lmnn of tetlinoidaU from Hie h;t rlllri.a of Ohio, Indiana, lllitiol, Mlchl can, Iowa, and other htale, of It iiperlnrlty ove, an) luienlloiior thence, hula tho uiachlnu man Intnloii It own MKII1TS, It inut boeiulupp rrallou to be fully appreclatid FAII.MKIts. IUIIM. Kit It J'AMII.IF.S TH KK TIIK Boswell Hoater and Dryer. It I eiaitlj what jou waul and Mid, neardleM or anrilrv'tioure or kilo in mirnnul,.,?, ur !M ilo iiot ak ion ii. Inn h ,,.fiin,i '..d.., ., I right, meril) fioin nil rumination ora uiodelt a i " y" ' "' in'' mu iriiimaciiiiieptrrorni iia , work nprifti ntnl fi I ..TA'!'r?.,',. " Dwfllli'K IImiip, Chimli, himlnin Publli Hall, Hon lor Itnlaur ml. to which Ihliua ., ! chine U not appllrulile, ujeful ami profitable. i.auiiftanii uiiiiiiiiuii, )uu lae reftlHCtrully Isvl till to rail an'lriamluo the Machine for )ouriitr for II la liiioiblelnn,lortadttrtlriiicntlornu' ineratnAii. I In i.'iHliiiullili'orihl truly wundr ful.)il.lmple, FAMII.V FIIIIMI yy"Se)iiiclnliu4iire iicnred by Irrr patent whlih plti-'i It e)uu I the rtaiL or a rlial, The .uh.crlhcr. Iiailn punla .il the euluilve rlfht for the Slut.) of Ori-uuu, l r.uu manufartarlnh II,. m ror rale, on State Slnit.ln halt in, where laileiyor Mile, and a machine In operation can b iienatanytlme, Jon c'Aitn. HpiMj.ltr OIJ, Mh. 1 Jt Co,' Hook Store, Nll " Salem llrrki'O n 1 3 7 f, i I, Yi t, .1 J i 41 4 r. t i D .1 17 4 4 0 ,1 :i 3 J s