Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, February 22, 1873, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FAEMEE. 6 Cullhnllon by Slcam. t'KKMIUM: LIST cir tiik At mi tiirrlculturnl mooting, recent- 1111 I AMFTTF (ARMFR Iv lioltl in Kcotland, homo Interesting Htateimmts wore niuclo respecting tlio yonvi YcM' Of Publication. origin, progress, mid remits of cttltl- ( vall.i by stonni in Kurope. In IR55, j BOOKS FOR FARMEBS and OTHERS II Mr. Jollll Fowler, Of K-JiOX COtlllty, ' Any pen-on who tliwiiu. may collect a club of KllL'Iniul, Started IliH Htonm-plollgll. Ur..crPicr,;rr.jr.l it. the niuti ami money by i,uiiu.vi, aui. rc.(Mcreil letter, and recclw-the premium. NOW, III Oreilt JJrltlllll, tliero lire 'ihui-rcmliisn ore. Intended for uric i-ub-crlber-, sitlL'lo establishments for maiiufact- but In clittn of ten one-half inny bo oh! utica. tiring stuum-plough", so extensive; - - ( that tlioy furnish constant employ- g incut for not losstliiin l,200nioii. In ' T',,',c,;:,ruVlV;,vVi",Mi.'"r ,,,c I Knglanil, between 100 and :A) sets of j ' steam-plough", held, some by com- ? - i i .it..... i... t... it. .i.i. ...i ! - ... .- ' JI.IIHCH nun uiiii-ii i iiiiiiw.ui.u j Mu.nf i K , Aitierlom fnlll- fSW owners, nro worked for hire, and are !!". ''; '' ' ,.'"M Artiiiniiun-...... i jo , ,' . ... i . , , , Allen ill. I..i AtiK-rlmn Farm Hook.. 1 W foil iii I lo be a prolltitnle investment. , Alien; n ,i. umii.. r Nc-AnK-rUnn1 A tract of f.OO iieie.s, ne.ir London, so Aii,!i"."''i!.!"i'k) "iVi-J-V-V; '.! "liVml'-tiri 9 W unprodiicllvc I hat It could not be rented for i'l pcriicie, was bought by iiu onterprlslng fanner, who removed the foiici-J, uinier-dralnpd,and, with usleitn.-ploi.gh, put the whole liito'.VVul&ffl'.fr.i'VA grain rron. hint year, arier allow ing III per cent, on Iho money Invent ed in tlie land, his clear profits were $IH,00o. Tlio.Miil ho thus Improved hy ileepsteaiii-ploiigliiug is a slid' clay (hat could not be prolltably worked by hoiv-o-powc.-r. Another tract of Animal. Atin-rlci:i Mini 1' littler American Hov- C'nlfiirl-t I (W , I j:so , 1 1 i mi Ami ilciti Wei il ami I'.eful Flint...... 1 V Atiinn.1 .On ttilr anil Hnhnr urn ilou.ei- I .Ml Arciiiieitine. Hi ruhimiiiL . .inner in in n lllikneir. VllliL-elliillileri 1IIUI 11 V. 2 llll) . I no I u) I "' I Ml 1 l I 1 chlnon I 3 00, I Thoinai-' Farm Imptuniuiila anil Ma clilnery Thompson's Food of Animal Tim llutiUr Taper Tesctmcler'i Poultry Hook Ten Acre K110U4I1 Thoilur'C. (Stonclieii','e,) EmjIWi cdi 1 lion, 80.. I'.lia-c The Mule. (!tlle) Tlmmn. Vmlt f'lllttll-i.f ... Trapper' Oulde Vauaa Vlllasca anil Cottages Wallacc'f American Trotting Ilegb-ler. Wallace's American Mini Hook. ol. 1 Wanler'c American I'oiiiolo.'y Warder' llcd'enhd llienjrieii' WarlnsV Draining for Profit ami Health Waring' Element or Aitrlctilttiro Tucker' lte,'lfleriif Ilural Affair.... WarliiK' Eurth Cliin-t mill K.irlti Scu ll:;!! Wolilcnm.iiin' lleautlfjIiiK Country llonn", A ntprrli ijuarto chime illllthoiirapli t.hte, In colon Wheeler' i Ilural llomc Wheclrr' Ilome nr the Pmplc WIiIIij'k Cr.uiberry Culture Woodward' Cult i;eiiud Farm lloii'v WiHHlnnruc siiiiiiiimiii ami eoniurj llou-e ' I -V) Woodward' Country Homo 1 0 Woodward' Uraoo mid II0rtlct1ll11r.il lliilMln,- 1 SO Wooilwanl i-.Vatiounl Arililn-it ' l'-l ! tt'rli-lit'n I'rncllcal I'liultry Keepir ... ' Ml Wnti-inri- Amerlcin Home (innliii "J On Vouiiiiu'i- llou-ilioM Silelin- 9 Ml Vouatt ami Sjiooner on tint Ilor-e 1 V) Vouatt ami Mirtln on Cattle 1 M Vouiilt on Hie Hi.,; 1 l Vouatt on Mnt-n 10" 1 .VI 3 1 00 2 1 An 3 10 W 1 Ml 3 I 4 0o " 1 GDi 3 3 Oil' 5 (i, i 3 III U 5 00 8 loon 15 3 001 6 1 60, 3 1 Ml 3 1 no1 a O' IS fm 20 i l 4 3 Ml t, 1 l 8 1 SO 3 llntk Ne Ilonk of Klotteri- Hum V I'liitt-rHinleii Illrritory Ilul.l'i- rainllv Klliluii (.iirilener Ilille-I)iir Dun lllril of the foiled -til' - I Ml lli'iiinit P'-ulli rer'n Co'iipllil'in 31m Hilil,'i'in.iir V1111114 (Urileiier'i- Alt- mil 3 VI llnir - ' 'ibl f Ainerli 1 Ann ( .ll'lu 1 ,Yi- A'ri illllir.ll Cliuillltnl All ll- ! I 200 1 tiiirlhiii'it (Ji.itiit liiouft n litilile Vt .... ........ .. . . .. ion acres, inai nan neen regariieii -i- teiennnrnii ... , .. .' . ... V. I Ci-ntliii'l 1 utinlrv l.lfo. as wnriiiiL'N-i. was doi l'iii nv a iiirmer .- ...1 1 1....1 11 ...III. ..1 Iiel- 3 011 unit iiimi;iii'ii 11 iiii nu-iiiii-j'ini i'i I'IjIii iiinl' Oriiiii.i' nt.ii Alpha 5 im ('nil. Hhot illirben I I Crofi'- Mi-'h I s'lli'irlmn An tillii luro. . . 3 ( Carpi'iiter i iiml .lolner II mil Hook ill-.llyi firp uti r iiml .lolnt r. ill lthhb'll; ... h.-iiil-try of the I'm ml. (NUhol) ... Clil'T Miktr'K Muiiril Iiuhl'ii i(ii-n. II) MihIini llon-o Doctor II11UV Aim til. 111 ('tillle llixtor Ililm'" Mink ! uitial jMrulirt- Vtirliilum of Aiilmiili- nntl I'linli-. 2vol Ileml Shot; or .SiiHrli-inin'i- Complete llill.le lie Wr Mnrkrt .-l'lnht Oowlii!:4 Fruit anil Fruit 'I'reei. Ncu IMllioii. Uil.no, ll.-J 1. j lionlii'ii IjiiiilM'aiH' Oiinl-'iiliu llollllll I'llllll.'i' Iti'.l'li'lKl'. Ilomilii,-'- llitril l',':i On Hii'iill'i- in.-yaril (Mlture. (Dr. Wanl-T Kioiuii'i I on rtuheiiv Kllloli t- Wevtern Fruit (Inim-r nuhle I mi 2 1 no 11 1 Ml, 3 1 mi :i 1 mi :i 1 mi :i I v :i 0 00 II) 1 1.1 2 Ml I Oil 1; Ml 3 INI 3 Kl 2 OH I 11 2 I Ml :l HUM 11 I ! 3 fl Kl I . Il :11m to (ho depth of '! feet, and win re warded liy cropsof astonishing thrift. In .Scotland, cultivation by steam Is becoming general, and producing re sults equally marvelous, .loint-stocl; coinpah-s are inventing in land and Hti'iiin-niachliiery, and sectiringlargi illvlilriiili, while individual farmers have luucitcil from $il,iit)0 to $10,000 iiihteani-iiiacliliiery with very prollt able re-nlK In (Jeriiianyalso steam power Is working a revolution in agriculture. It Will lll0 stilted that the I'.t-lll.l of l.-l Hi"" S' l--l Unm-e Auhll-eture l-'gypt now employs on hlsexteinlve rr'ank iii.it r rii-iiifMrii! " " "nV.ir,-j domain 100 Moani-ploughs, mid is r4,lk'V-r'M,.r-;i;i:h"i.;,'.i FiVhini'.'; building''..., his farm" loo mib-s of K'Kii'iiVv, railway, and, for traii-poiting audi s.mri-n .- , . , ,, . i .1. Fruit. I -r .i.-r'- ll-Mw niul Ilor-einin iininii fuel in liii," the raw mateiliil pro-1 hiii i,.,i,i. iiuced, ha, ordered thirty locomotive 'iwi'Ti'rXrt;;:::::::::. KiiKiiifHiiiui i(inh(ihn wurtii iiriiKr , pr.r; SSvm"WiV.h:i :::::::::: lliacllllierv. I Fullor'i-siniM berry I'ullurl-t I ..... . ..... Fllvl'llllliu- t I'erliup4 tlie miiti Mu-i-esiiii cuiii- Fiiiotr iv.i'hciiiiurii.. i..u i... i i.. t -i.... t.M- . I F.iriiiliu for II -lit vmur ny .-.iiiiin in iiiiniiiu i-. .mi. i.. .-.hIii In .Mm-rlciii Wnlvr. tSc.Hl) Lawrence, ol Magnolia riantation, jiarlsh of I'liiiiucmiuf, Louisiana. In a letter to the Agricultural Depart ment; he spe.iks of the results of hi., trial of the -team-plough a, follow.,: "Two hundred and twenty acres oniy.iSiiii-ouiii'FiehiiiHikofii.itaii) .,f mycn..e.c.o,, 110 acres of wliieli ( ,Url.,.i:i'r.,,,.r.""' ,,'".b:"!,.n."?r "I'.''. tV". were plant-canes, and o m-res llr.-t- "",r!,;;,jl":,.t',.l.'!J.'1ul,."!r '" N "l"": vear ratloons, were, 1 believe, m tint- Uarn..n lii-.ri.' ,. , , , , ,,,.,, Iltinli-ri-iiu -tl.anb'iiliiL' for l-n-nt.... rouglily ploughed ami cultivated by, h.ii,i,t..ii-- i-i u ti. a Fioriruimri- Hlonni as could be dclrod. The 80 WtiXtfiXSS&r " acres of tii,i-year r.n -, grown j li;;!:,::;',;,,,;;,:::::::.;;;;::::: IVoill the,tllblies of iw!t (tl'J!oWt'il lliniliy'ptlpipCulliiriiilWlm-.M- niiii' iilauted In iixlmilar itiauiierlast ii.iin'i!VmVifViVo'if"c!i'nie'i'i!.'r'.! year, were barred otrnnd well dug iu . lllJK"' i m ?i the mini i of Mnreh. hen mi i-.ii eil "ii-i" irp.i..ii. nine... and cultlv the plant For a i bib of lour i-ub-irlben-,at J2.50 each, an extra mpyof the FniMi.ii lo the cetttr-uii of the i lull. Aihlre-. FAI.'Mr.ll OFFICK. Salmi. BOSWELL'S '. ' II lL "gT.TT I'Ii-l-' Km. mi mi Vinetarili Flint il'h nl-- l.lon (lni.e I'lli.t't Milch Ciin iiml llilry Farmlni: lllli'lliill mi M lb h I'uiii Hun, Iiml ami Sulilb Ue)i'lln' I'oiilir) llrivillit); (lriV linn l'!ui! (Inm llnitV Miutliil of lkit.ui) ami l.i"iini-. n I tin. r- i vn II Ml ,- I M 3 I M.' :i I Mi ;i I Ml , J I m :t I Ml 3 Ml 1 MJ 2 .) 2 Ml l." I III I Ml 1 Ml 11" 2 Ml A 10 1 1.1 I mi 1 I M) :i I Ml :i I Ml 3 1 11 I a no t; j in i , I mi i -1 5 on 3A0 iiiiMiiiiiuiiiiini neii miK in , llnr.ii Tralnlii;.Miiln K.ir. (.leniUm,') I Ml a li nf Alnr.ti llii-u ,iilinlliil llu-iinii' lrponil Wine 1 Ml :i Mill .inr Mt IIU II KllllMIIU tl ,,,cillle,. Mmiiinl nf Ihr IIihipv I 1 Ml 3 vnted by steam precisely as .iiii!iie'Matiuiiifitio(iiinieiianiiFarni canes. The yield was over .i..biionviiVi"i,mpVFreiV..V.''i!!!.,.'.i 2 in i IMMWffirtfoliLH ',riiMl pounds of Mig.ir to the acre." i.lmptiii' lliiu Ctoti llmw -JIM t .liilitmiin l-eat niul IU l'e 1 i Mr. Lawrence closes his letter with !"!n'-'"ii Avrbuitural riienii.tr..... i 71 ..r.i.nn. i.ieuii-iiu 01 .rttii itinii the prophecy: inomi.iry .... , ,. ... . . .lemiltu-n I'allle " Necessity will mioii compel us to ,i,iuihiSoiiMiivi, sm au.i e.-uiirj ttike .1 'new departuie.' The con- i'T.'lii.'iXX !"''" slant li.cic.i--o of liiiiiiIg.Mtlo.1 and '-'''f:1:"!''':: !&,'!, vr.V-V population Iu tin- gr.iln-growlug Ma. in nin-ir.ni-.i ii;-r.-. 1 or.... am ',.' , .111 1 Mi-'i'O" HIiimriliM llomif Milia.-e. Mutes of our country will soon de- -n,.,t .'. aiv, nutiida lietlerciilltvatlonaud tnereas- Ma,r1.?r;iy,.,.f":." !u'"k. !"':!'!".':.. f,.'M t (l) eiMirOdUCllOll. 1H Kllglailll. Sle.llll- HHiistit im.-n.ai nook ueeping inr ... . , 1 ..... .irin-r II OIIL'h IIC has licreased till- Vlelll of ILim-fnture -if Mne.-ir. iDii-iihi-i. ...I. ....I r....... ti- I... I...I 1 . -ij I... l...ij Meihinle I'oiiipjnloii. (Nlrlii-I.nul Wheat flOlll Hi llllshels to L's bU-liels .Mrr,.ii .merleii Mpher.l 1 M 2 10 2l 2 00 2 ll 2 Hi Ml llr- II lie N--n l'iH"k llnok M l'Arui it I..1 i'M ti.nl .. " I do-not believe the agricultural Mil nh.-iiiiriKiMi to the acre. 1 .. -. . i- . . ,i -in I-" iiw -i 'i .mi Interest of our country tun much Mr. ivon-iiii1. Voun, l.lllir.ir llirn II ll... if .oil. l. till. I i;l ..ii.l 1 lll'llll lloti.ikivr' nn' Si b iillt'.e A rlciilliirx- 1 Ml All ami 2 liii 2 ll 2ll ! 1 m Standard Fruit Dryer, ti o o Iron Hoator, Broad Raisor, Dairy Heater, &.c, C O M II I N M 1) ! OMTIVKI.V Till: .MOST I'HOFITAIIU: and tl-i'liil Inteiitliiii of tlieai'. iiimblnliidii'ap. ni', iltir.ibllll.i ami Kiiitiimy, niul ran be npplli'il to a greater lailel) of purpn.ei. than any other 111.1 iMiiei'XUnt. As a Fruit Dryor, It tatiil iiiirliah'il.aml lacl.iuinleil.'eil by rclen title men In 11111I.1I11 tin- only true prlndrlei- for drying Irult, anil U i-n lmph In nun-tnictiou that a mere thlld at once iimlerrtamli- and operutef It. As a Room Heater, Tin- I'rl-mallc C)lliuler cmiceulratea Ihi- heal, iulteii tin carbon, and pri-duei- nmro heat than any other known lift Ire, ulilrh. beliu dUlrlbuted br Ihi- perforaleil rhleld in doublti rurrilili- of hot air, lll heat Ian, three, or etui four room (If properly rnnneilidl ulth len (ml than any mieot lite i-ame riHiui can be heateil In the Kimo tempi r-aturi- by any Iom- or heatlni; appirattin In ii'e, while at Ihe ame time it lb-Mail) nil nnxlou (.'ill--ei-, r.iii-ln a pleaMnt and lieallh iitimipheri and i-ii'ii tempi rature throuclioiil all Ihi-apirtmenli-, In tin- riimmi-r llim-. while bolllm; the teakettle, 111 ikllij; ImiH, heatlni; lmn, Ac. by 11 rtinili- luhe Iheneilirniili-of lieu are turned Into the nulflde line, ahd the heal 1 until ly felt In tin- mum. As a Clothes Dryer, 1 r HAS NO rOMI-KTITOU, and here.r kiiimn In halb-il n Ith delluht by Ihi' ladle., at the Kiralfrt Uliiir..iilii,,' iiniiilloiuif lhe.i'o. Iu Lumber Drying, The iirlneliile' of till' tiiMiillnn. i annllid. are lut.ilu idle and n Itlioiil enmpi 1 1 1 It'll MU.i.iSF.ns, ii.ki:i;s, cio.it maxi'imht- IIKIIS AM) OTIIKIt, Will tlii.t ll cll. t.t ll,..l n,liiiU..i I.. I... II. 1 11 III II IHI I 1 1111,1 IIKII IMIIIHMll.V 1 X V ItliF nuchlnoaud line-li.-ile In prupirlKi-, We rnuM puhllrh ri-liiiniK of testimonial' frrm Ihel-e.t cIiUiik of Ohio, lii.lhti.i, lllluol'. Mlrhl cm, Ium.1. at.il other Mal.'i-, nf ll mperlorlty mn any limnliiili of the ace. but a' the luaihlno murX l.nul on ll ihmi MIHHTf-, It tiui-t be reeu 111 ep vMlUm t be ml! appietlnted. "" " "" "" -"- Nurtiin s.li iillt'.e ..;tli'iiUure ; .j ' greatest achieveiiient of ste.uii its' -Jnrrii-'Fi.iiCiiiiim-... I a u i! " , , ....... . , , Hi-mrut'a Knbblt Fancier ( 1.11 1 ' Successful application to tllO Cllltlva- r Farm. l Four. cr. rl-lli. 1 ,t.i i, ,i..,.,. .i, ,11 ... , , ,, l-iikanl'i- iliilde In the M11.I) of In- 1 , Honor tlm Mill. It liai broken the flci ' -. m ml vi)l:i iiml I fluil Mm I1111.I1111 .I'l.lnl. 1 I Mliiter. ouiiiier an.i irniiner l Mi ,oiU mill lllieil IIIO liliriieil WHICH, 1-,,.., im.trabi-rry llillnn- n forages, held both man and loa-t iii !'rm. nn iho itm.- 1,11 , . ' ., ,, ... .. IVrihenin llir.. in), iHiiulage, ameliorating tlielr coudl- i,uiiii)'M)ieii.'ir iiei-KerptU); .. . im !. I.. ...ill I..,. II... 1 ...1.1 .1 . ulnej ill-n .lo'lililun .iiilliiijl'atlK' l mi thin ny niaKliigtliat which was most ( ltMl h,W in the. tnr.ini J m onerous, easy and attractive; it lias 1 uimivivii culture for ivnit 1 m 1 ... 111 I.,,.,,. Ilaml'a Hulb- . I .tin) vluMiteil labor, and dlgullled the inn.r. Fb-er. furruloraiiddanien ., am nliitii'li " Hejji.ier in iiurii iiuir m-iinn, in o . i-nh 1.111 11 V I'l ... 11.. I 11.111.. . - " illil... ..i.'lil.ll...', .lill.,.lllll 'I'l... ll...ir.l ..ri' 1.. . .11 ... - .i 01 . " IIihi-Ii' Flu- Acre l.m Much.,,. . I III' llli;inl llf l.illli-llllilU llirtlli-Mali- liuralMi.ille. of Ori'gilll, 11 llilt-r Hie lllW tlliproVist llin.lill Mieep llu.lxtidry Octoln-r '--.I, IS7J, ollivted a pivl fin 1 11:1 rv ' !!?:'V,luViw.'M1.!'U','1, orKiuilrutluii In Salem on nut l-'rlilnv. . ' '.0. "!f.,url M, "l.X,-"L Mr. SIiiimih having oit:lllKtl its rul.ir. ui-Utr .'... Die ,SUS-Illlti'llili-Ut of I'lltille lll-trilCtloil. l'i'd.l-r,.Uiid.M.-4.nivr .. ,,). Th'e HoMnl eonsNiH oftho tliivernor, "K 11"'lj iVt a in 1 w 1 wl 1 oil l w iiii-.ii'iriKrv anil iiu- Miiin-riiiti-tiiii-nt. MH.ium .M.vieru rrnoinri. 1 Mroitt!' I'ullliatliiii of Ihe tlrape r.aiin.i. r iii-ioeiiii ii-tiiir. . ;.;iion,.w.rition fur Indian rrvkv SS?,V5lS."i,SJlifc::::::::i ...K"n mm yunr i j-h.i.ii, au.i , M,tr, ,jrni mui- i.i.ik 1 ml i oXOihsI thco of l.tt year f.VI,0i. ' The Ui llr Ilnk. .ii)lwf and Hut y " 2 iv) 4 aw. J 1 TV 2 2 M . r.nMKII. IIIIINO YOFIt 1'AMII.ins TO IKK TIIK Boswell Heater and Dryer. It U exactly win I von uant and lu-iM, NVardlct of auydr) hon'enrkllu you inai mm lure. Wi ibi not a.k )ou Intmya tompllratlon of pattnt llM, merelv from 1111 examlnatlmi of model, but cuinc and no ihe full jliidtntuliliie perform Iu work reprenente-l. There 1 im limiting llou.e, Chunh, Seminar), 1-uWIC IU1L Hotel or llcrtaurant, towblcli Ihlilua 1 lilue U not appllctblc, uaeful and pn-Atal-hv. l.adlei aud cvntlcmeu, you arr nHTlfiilly larl led to call and i-tamlnc the ma little lor J inir.elre, fur It la ImpopiHik- lnliirt(dertl.cnieiitoiiin. merate x L the itnml iinalltle' of thl truly wonder ful. )it iliuple, FAMILY l'lUKNl). IVSeieu cldui'an- 'ecureil b leltir palvut, which placra II Ih')oiiiI the uach of a tlial. The uhcrlber baling purclmrd the i-sclualic rl.-lil fur Ihe Mate of Orip-n,l nou maiiufactiiriuj; them for rah-, on State Mrcet. Ill Ntlcrn, where variety of itilei and a Euchluc In operation can W nvn at 1117 time JOn I'AlIIt, Oppo.lte lllll, Slwl A Co ' IVvk More. Noll U. Saliin, On-j-n. S. QUZNIf THORKTOH, VTTOIIXKV AND COl'NSKI.Oll AT LAW. Offlce, In Fatlon'a llrick, Male itreet, a-lu, J i;-.-T lr. m?- with or withod. fe jE'xclnsiv&SaUt'n. 3rgJLfrj0rMe CZcsyidwZ&tv'e.slpyaftfjZa. fAe rf&S? QfflW?Av't cM7l1ef AND THKJlVn.Y I'KLKIUtATKI) PEORIA premium: plow, So well niul Favorably Known tlmnijilumt tlie A Vest and Pacilto Slope. Im pro veil opeeinlly for the season of 1S72--8, Avith Patent eoncave, steel high landslide. .Scotch clavis, and high .standard. Sole Agents for the 3VTitolo.oll JF'curjxL "Wa-son. eWM& VBBHfe .iPy- sr 'dwJatoit&p S?MeMM LACLvfB9V9HHPBM fca& d'oo C 7ts ) THE MITCHiXL WAGON. y. C7'$ ' J Pacific University, foi:it oiiou:, oiikc.on INTlll?CTION Uu-lien In (onrcoar.-.of ttudt. roierlu; from Iitii tn four lean nt tin- fame lime. U I the wlili of the Facull) In Ik of milre to all earnest tmlini. n their dui fornelflui pmiiment, wlulher Ihey caniontlnue a Ion.-or fliori time J'mi I. Ion I. made for Unrdlt. j yuun ladle. Fur particular. addre. the I'rc.ldwit The next term tx-jln. . plemKr lib. fatTLty. Iter S. II M ni.ii. I) n . I're.Ident. and I'mfe.. or of Iniillertutl Fblloxiphr. Iter, llonill I.txn. A.M., l'rofemr of Mit'i tmatlca. tlaormi II Cotxixn. A l , Prufer of tl- Nat ural Science. J. V. Unu, A. M . irvfi-.Kr of Latin and Greek, A. J. Anhekhiv. A.M.. l'nr."or nf Tl,.,i. .ml Art of Teachlr.-, ami Filulpal of I lei Aca.K-n't). Ml r. A. Wixu, Frrceptre-. MIm O, A. IUikhi, TraehrrufMu.lt JTr The riiristian Messenger 1A'T'!' FAMILY I'APEn. Wltf, lor TWO IIOlXAlVs" Adilr:.;" """"" S' lS7'' ""l:l1 Moutuonth, Oreson. N.ltOJS'-'l) 'V ''v. ,Ae'-'M' ,nl-JI AUcIai-e. ", '-, of wnrkln.' pi-opl.-. f eHhc, ,e, i'l. ,-i iM. mike mora mum,') at Hork for n. In . r.,i...iiiiiimiit.ornllihi) lime, than at any Willamette University, SAUnO, ORSOOlf . f I1IIK "I.I'fVr AXDLMtOEST INCOHPORAT. I e.1 MJ..J.I Iu ore-on. C1ilcal, Commercial. Normal, and elentlfle Cunrara of bindyTKor full tiiloruiai!..!.. a,ldr. the ITc.IJeBt, T7M. OiVcM ' i N TKHHV Sep is:: ccrvUri-liVaraofTniic.