Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 30, 1872, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 WILLAMETTE FAEMEE. FICTITIOl'S LITKKATl'KK. The only insects, we believe, of ".fiction,' ami " smttmcnttil UMV ,ureet commercial value to man- It l.i niKiiiustloimlily tructhut nearly tlio entire youth of ttie country, and a grent many of their elders, lionet by n imsiloiintc anil npimreiitly Insatiable desire for something to rend In the way of tilcnttiti-r." And this taiito linn bcrnmc by Indulgence, n powerful ns to control their thought-, feel Iiirh, ilpsires nud liubltH, liicrv.tiliiK In ritreiiKtliJutit In iroiuitluu as it love wr sound healthful reading 1 illseoui ntji'il ; (H'tutslii the nobler and more floviitejrfeflliiK" and InsthiclH ; ereut I rig th l Svhn. (-. I. ep u About Bert. fcmxtiiic. Blnar) Stars. The motions of the fixed stars hitherto observed are .supposed tote kind uro been, silkworms, cochineal elliptic, but Mr. "Wilson, at a late and ennthnrldes ; but the three lat- meeting of the Itoyul Astronomical ter belnt'conllned ton comparative-1 Society of London, tead a paper ly narrow zone, are of far less gene-1 wherein lie stated that a careful ex ral importance than the ilrdt. The bee l aniinution of all the observation has a geographical rango almost com-1 made upon the double star, Castor, meiiMirate with vegetation, for it have led to the renmrkablo eonclu- Ifit'Inu trllv.ttn nUL. nnnn Mirt v.ulr. I ..I.... 11. ..1 ... 4,. .. ! Hu fdlri.llilf.t ' ntn ,.t fir. ,1 l.ilm.l.lr "-'"' '""" ....r.v .,. 1IU HIIIII Ullll 1 lioilll lllill II- ".".- "- l" . ', , .. . i I ' blo-join of the North and the gor mill iiuirii i I'll iiii ur n . 4S J ' - 11 j a a a a )!. Ivala B.jan4l . rertainly as the pol-onousrmnesoftbe. K"" ....,. .,,.... .... lamp will either and .Ict.oy the en- ' ' ?' "1 V " T ftltlvo Iwillet. found in Greenland and ISorwny, far Ami right 'here Ih where the form Id-1 within io Artie circle, and they are able danger He. If the continuous I & ol tlie Island I'hihe, near the i ending of trashy llteraturc-and tbe--aluraet or (he Nllo J from timu im nw.r.. fiimcri.riiiiH. iii.eiitiM hi-iluetlvM ninmorlnl they have been semi-do- PiidHklllfully wiltten ntorlw, depict-' mestlcated in Kuroix?, A.sia and Af- movlng in hyperboles, tlmt conse quently their mutual relation lire but temporary, and that each will at some time in the future move intlo (tendeutly of the other. Their relations to each other are similar to tlmt of a certain class of comets which are fcometimes brought within the temporary influence of a Iklir Willi It II If'll III1I-I I ls)s. II iiL' the various phases of life, imimIoii I ilea, and in the first-named country i ... ,..'.,,,. i,. nllr ,Vstnn . move nd ci line, left only transient linnres- the honey of bees was tho only sweet l nir ii HIM wih n curve which Minis on the mind of every young girl f known to domeitiu economy until will never admit of another return J who rend them, tho danger would be, the Haraeens Introduced the art of to our own system. ' , omparat.vcly light. Ilut this Is m( extraetlngand granulating the Juices j Eif "1 "Km- clo'e uxSmtlon Jif the cae, as every obn-i viuit ntent 0f the cane. (Jl0 niovemon'ts of" other binary sys- must know; these lmpreiilonH aiej mH n curious fact that none of! turns of stars; for it can hardly bu dci'iienid and Intinsillcd by mutual mM. domesticated animals are Indlg- considered that C'ator can bo tho tei bzfifoiu&0&Mto, sMrtfsJar&e S&7d04& y(e;mf&JAm Mnost & conversation, l.y reviewing tiio.innm- ,,,, ,,, tlc American Continent, liY SEi KZ Znit, rciw.wx.u iimi iK.w.in.. 11 1. 1 1 totlifli-' ..ii i ii This alleged dlf-covory suggests r he. os and hi-, 11 ,. ls , ,10loy ,,00 xcpptoll . fltortslflIlIB. alfd startling distorted liimglimtlons, their piueiitnl . ,. wns u ,K.cuinted hero until so problem", and opens up to contem KonicH assume all the appearance of a , .., Ilkl ,., ,-, ,..,. Mlll ,iPS, i.i.itloiw mi Inllnllelv varied ami com- raatle, porteiillK mnntH, war- ,,,,.,.. ,, i.in,. j(lft(it plicated system of movements in iMiH and keepers, and to eyes diixlcil , r ', ,, m ,.,, Vw, by wh eh suns us well as com " - .. . ,ei - 1th tlie glow and glitter of iniiinncc, ... .. ,r.n. i. i ...i ! rtiaie evcr.v ii'iiruiiii uiu-fu inn eiiiuii-i . ..if .......I., t... ....t.lit.i l.l .IImI.IiIui. .11' ii.,i ..vi .ii.i..rr.ir.i .m.ii. lred years since their ;,n 1 1 ,. i these useful lu-eets huv "Why, lib such pel x el ted vle of tie and Immunity, the udliiai'. af-til- of lite must liccfssilily appear l-itisah' ami commonplace, distasteful, and something to be avoided at any I me, loi indulgence in nuic-hucd vis ions nud pictures of palatini life, with t.s, oven If thoy do not como Into s was that of floorgo Pelfon, In V-tunl contact, mavatleast meet with Virginia, In Ihu. In tho two liun-l perturbations, which must cliange dr IniiMirt'itlfiii not omy uieir own ormi.s, uui inu m- with the .pread of population, and n may alio become a pertinent en probablv there N no part of tlie ipiiry whether some of the double world where wild .swarms are more ! ?turs, whose apparent "stance apart """" " "; r ";! ! i:K.ra,as5iii sss& west id the .MMvdppi, from thi';,y llot airord still other dllllcultie.s Mis-onii down to the borders of of motion, not yet met with in our stellar universe, Tlie Murk of the Leaf. Mexico; but, diauge to say, closely (b-iu l.nlgbt.s,and all the garnishing as tlie hc liac followed, or rather .itli which dny-ilieiuueiK adorn their niecedeil the liuniaii wave which Is i ist le.s in the air. so nipldlv spread ng over the am , .... . . .. ..... i .. ..... i,i ,..,, .,i i ,,,.i ' ,. ,i , ii I ut does it do.' It pumps water isii miii nniauglitci piepai.il to act (u,v n,.Ver surmounted winged ' ,. ., . .. , ', ., ,., Ii... part of faithful, dutiful child, , ,,,, ,v liretH, Lights oft,10 ' oni the groun.l through the thous- 4 I....I Ids ..r her bead In tilled with 1 1, i Yr i i Vi i 1 1 " of l', u 'stem of the tree, . nen ins or ner man i inn n wiui linuky iMounta ns .and they reached . , .... .. . . . ' neb wild vaga.lcs.bat lender p.esent(,af;nll ,,, whm.,1 ey are nowMiiore ! ! "'V'''11 i,,to th "H J , Ufeandl.s duties unreal and .epug- ,,,,.. lllttI1 !inyWiloro ,s0 in , t't. form of unseen, mist, to be con . Miit, and keep then constantly t.ann. . u... ,. ,:.. ., Nleused and fall In showers, tho vory ! iiitcd tothen-alnisofilctlonand fau-i . ' water that, were it not for the leaf, I lleecullurt i y .' Hie readers or tills trasiiy litem line eaiiuot realle that tbele s:n. thing Mleru or eonimaudiiig in the du ties and leiiullenients of In-ilai. It Is Icieaudmiw, where we are to II vi -t lie product Ion of wax and honey bus become so Important I an Item In our domestic economy us to be represented by two or more mil mat ur haraclcrs, slumlng """ J""r"'1 " ii t i.t.. i , i rii.n.u llm statistics ol itee culture " ....j'.." i would sink in the eartli and find its are thus given by the Massachusetts J'lotujiinun; Cncle Sam lias bees enough to give us all a sting! There uro two million bee hives in I he 1'nited States. I l.very h!ve,ields on an average a little over twenty-two pounds of ho- i ! these llclil and oilen ilisgiisttng ney. i lie average price at wiiicn pcimlttiug them to dwindle and dwarf until they cease toatlract iitten-j thiu or to exeit any lullucuce for good, j Vet to those who hae lint tal.ell tile , aliisto luforni tbemselcstbcauiounl , I money expended front week to week I ubllcntioiw, would appear almost In iicdlble; and still, while Ihcvlmsof -itch licentious teaching Is being plead bioadeast and stealthily tbiou'- nt our entile I. mil, Into piivale honey Is sold Is twenty-live cents a pound. So that, after paying for their ow u board, our bees present us with n revenue of over s,s(i(,o(io. To reckon it another way, they make a clear gift of over a pound of pure i oii.e-. into schools and seminaries- honey to every man, woman mid .e iliul ChiNtlan paients, ndatlvos y''''' " v'ist doinain of the Cni ..... .; .., .... ... ted States. In isdii, over twenty ml tilends. standing .pile l '. tluee und one-third million pounds . iinilmiruloruuobseiMiutofthegical r wiwwere made and given to us v rong that Im thus being w lought up- by these Industrious workers. The i n tlni In whose wclfnie they should keening of bees is ono of tho most fall others be most concerned. The I'ndllablo Investments that our i;eo . ui.. i...i.iim .....i m... ...., ii. i,... ,, pie can make of their money. The t..stes, h. Its and sympn hies of a mmtt (U.,s, r,01l ,iu. Mlle of sill- liiiully will sooni assimilate with the )hw iu,lu.y average from fifty to two character of the literature furnished hundred per cent, of the capital In them weekly, and It Is for parents and vested, guardians tu eo that nothing eon upt- - ing, degiadlug, or that In the least de fXreo is able to contaminate a pure and rellucd taste, shall be brought to their notice. t-hnncr' owe .oiirmif. speak well of your iiclghborn or do not sneak of them at all, A cross uelghlHU' mav be made a kind one by kind treatment. Tho true way to lc haiM'V Is to make others Iuviiiiv. To do cooil I-, a luxury. ouuieuot wiser and better at the end of the day, that day Is lost. Prac tice kindness, even if It lie bat little eachdav; learn something each day, even If it Is but to spell a word. IK) not seem to be what you nie not. Learn to cent lid ynurteniperand your words. Sax nothing behind one's illicit that ,x"ou would not say to one's ace A hamu'1 I. of salt and ashes, AiTuiM'i i. lioyeruor drover has appointed ex-Oovernor John U'hlteaker, lion. N. II. dates and ov-dovoruor deo. Ii. Curry as a White Hoard of Kquulli'.atlou. These gentlemen met ami organized at Salem on Monday, the 17th instant and proceeded to business. From January 1st to November oth If) instant HO.Sss derniau Immigrants lauded on the wharves at New York City, the majority of whom were destined for the West. This Is an increae of ll,'J.' as compared with agent the corresponding period last year. IWislues". livelier in llilWUun at present than ever liefore. I'repani t ions for imnrovemeiits on an exten sive svultt are going on: alsnit half a way perchance, through .subterra iicau channels to the sea. And thus it is that we see It xvorks to give us tlio "early and tlie latter rain." It works to send tlie rills and streams, like lines of silver, down the mount ain and across the plain. It works to pour down the larger brooks which turn tlie wheels that energize the machinery which gives employment to millions, commercu stimulated, wealth accumulated and Intelligence disseminated through the agency of this wealth. The leaf does it till. It has been demonstrated that every square Inch of leaf lifts il.oOO of an ounce every twenty-four hours. Now, a largo forest tree has about five acres of foliage, or ll,'Ji2,lllO square Inches. This being multipled by 11. oiii) (the amount pumped by every inch), gives us the result 'JJ.VJounes or l,17i! pints, or -!H quarts, or eight barrels. Tho trees on an acre give SOU barrels In twenty-four hours. An ueie of grass, or clover, or grain, would yield about the same result. The leaf Is a worker, too, in another Held of labor, where wo seldom look where It xvorks for the good of man In a most wonderful manner. It car ries immense quantities of electricity from tho earth to the clouds, and from the clouds to the eartli. llather dangerous business transporting lightning; but it is particularly Htted for this work. Did you ever see n leaf entire as to its edges'.' it ls al ways pointed, and those points, whether they be largo or small, are Just tltted to handle this dangerous These tiny lingers seize upon mixed, tluown Into a horse's foot I, Is mile of sidewalk Is being construct nfi.iv.ii I..H..III as u condition imwikr. h "u. steani uonring iiuu is run " n' . . . . . -.i i . i ... nltiir iilmi! mill il.iv unit ove Is rushing around generally. . n..i.. i.... ....... ..t.,. i... .;.i.i... i i.i ninu niuiu ami ti.ty ami every nouy j. iiitie einiiiiiii nun in ii'i'n -! - advantage. The whole of Southwest Kansas Is 'elng fenced with hedge row-. One hundred head of cattle hax'e 'died of the Teii fever ut Moulton, lo. anil carry It axvay with ease ami won ilerfut despatch. There must bo no delay; It is "time freight." True, sometimes It gathers up more than the trunk can carry, and In the at tempt to crowd antl pack the Itaggago the trunk gets terribly shattered, and xvo say that lightning struck the tree. Ilut it hud Iteen struck a thous and times before. This time it was over-worked. Auicrietui Kn tomato-'lift. fart- With or without Force Food. vim. r Wsfituesfal&!ZtnQ)07Mct,it$&. CbcfoiawZecfo'esl 3y aflfv fe tAes rf&Sf Qtm?ns' cfrtffal&l4Z&dfa aZsotAo Jatrfp AND TIIi:.U'STfiY CKLKIJItATKI) PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW, So well and Fuvonihh Known tlirouglioiit the West nnd Pad Slope. Improved ospeeiullv lot the season of 1872-3, with Patent concave, steel hilt landslide, Scotch clavi.s, and hih standard. Sole Agents lor the witA Thf&tt Urates T00 jaftiast now cl'i.ffW?edMdJytflfa fofAe. fast (UjifStld Mr L, ' . rt fA-m jMkMBHk THE MITCHELL WAGON. lM Si yMtotjfiM 2 ffmi A Pa? University,! SALEM IRON WOEKS, FOREST OKOVS, OHKOON. , .., -DTDrwo XI. x . xtsmxizjt JTJ.V ., : : : : OREGON. 1M.T1UJCTI0N tisWcn In lour cour of rtnilj entering front two to four car-nt the mn'c .' Him-. U l.thoMlihof thoracultv to I of rvrtlc.' I.1''M, tonllcunint fluJfnls In tl,lr'.iln. r....in... imntmint, whitbrr H117 ran coullimo a Uiul ur fhnrl time fn.iUl.ni I. nu.lo for .urilIiiL iui.u-Uilli-. I or uttlctilit. aihlrrf thr I'n lilcnt rii next ttm botflut Nritmibi'r 4lli. F.KUU.TV. or of lut.lli'Ctual l'lillo.oiiliy. cruUc"UUiC'!L'' "'''' ,,rif'""r" M-a'- S!i",COlUt"' AM " "- Ns' Grttl' Ma'""1' A Jl ' I'rof'-""' of toon m 'I A r'T !"1t,"ov. A?'- ',rofwPr of Theory nnl A uf ' T."f''lV.e' ml rl'Klil of Hi., Ai.'.i toy. Ml o. A. llMHKM.Tniratrnr XIi..lc. vrtj AW MII.Ls. (lltlSTMIW. L'll V I- l.ll. . It I',,...,.. ,..! alt Llmla of AttlCtOf DU 1. i. .r inailo t.- onlcr. .Xlitcnlmry repaired at k .in ir im, nee. I'iicrii in.il.liiK Uono lualMtltarl . n f irrn. .tint aU klml of Ilra ami kon Caitln inrii'ilutliu -Ion to'lfi1 tajStlf Willamette University, SAZ.SM, OBEOOM. f Illli: OLllKsvr- AND LAIUiKST INCOKl'OKAl L i'l sOiool lii Oregon. ClaIcnl. C'ommeKU), Niitnixt, .uul Silrr.ililc ronreof Study, -ror fwJ tiiforiiaili.il, at!iris the I'riildenr. T. M. Uitcm, t.- c. S. TKnKV. srp.- i-.l .ir.-uryHoarilofTruten.