Willamette farmer., January 31, 1874, Page 3, Image 3

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-ii'iMitipute''Wiiteri '
p The Jmrnk!t'obhtithuj,: Pabllo alten'-
, Hon, cannot, be too ouen mum to to danger of
nslnrf Import water' In honieholdi: Th origin
I of .tjpbaiAifeveriiwhloh o fraqaantly ran
tbroRh.fmllleB la cltjeudconntrj, boftener
In well .kocV ipiliiEi, thin.lt (opposed.' In
cum it is easj to nnaemsna,' wnen ' aqaratici
water is not supplied,- how wll may beeom
.contaminated, .bat lor mtny.lt It not to easy to'
tee how well In thb country; attong the hill,
'orlu lhgretNalIry,an beeoin to Import
:a tofcooorceeotdlae.! ,r . I ' ,-
,8lxjee.the ganeral , lntrodactlon ,o( untanot
water 'Into luge dlle, typhoid' (nn'Cu bJ
'come more common In the country than In ibe
city, tad tbUldlwut ItlotrUlnlr, symoUoJ 0r
, one which remits from pouon introduced in
to the blood. 'Welle la the country ere Try
liable to become contaminated with home tew-
, age, te they tie generally jpUoed, (or oonvenl.
enoe, very, near the dwelling, end the. watte
'liquid! thrown but urjon the ground ' find ' eaay
aoceee oy percolation inronga we ou to, ine
water.. , The Instance :ol, tooh, ooslarrdnaUon
,,whlcb hare come to our notice, end. which gars
" tiie W fevers, ' sr ' numerous.' The geletlnoos
' I raatter whichIt often found ooverlnath stone
.in well effected byeewtge,'; it t true fungoid
growu, ana signir poisonous wnen iniroaucra
Into th tysUm. It it undoubtedly concerned
"in the prodctton"6f typhoid f :' How it
t - uU it it dlfleult to determine, but It i at least
cosoelvebl that tne sporeeol the (ongna may,
after'1helmtnner"o( y4t In'-rttet.' Theee
boons, ttlt well known.' derelob i rapidly i by
..Mud of buddies, proceea,! and battllUle
time paatee before Ihe whole circulation ;be
'oomee tilled with them', giving rUe to abnormal
neat, ana: general laeraugement, ctiiea rarer.
Theae fungoid or ooafervold growtha are al
way present: lniwatrf-Tndered Impure by
houae drainage, and great caution should be
. need la maintaining wall water, ,fre . from til
5r:'l0f-kn.-0ImcllV'.nJ'IJrUanl
taya: The nieof qlckllm.in'thiprl5ea-l
uon oi .water naa iosg uu.prscuceu ujujoib,
the phlloaophyiof ltt action being that,, by
ueulralljlog thecarbonia acid dissolved In watery
'the' carbonate of lime held In the tolatlAu ltre-
cipltated, the latter being ilnaolable In water
;,,whlob'doe not contain; oarbonleaold.-It It
customary to reduce thso.nlcHJDje.toa creamy
" ooriilitence by the addition 61 water,1 and then
to rait It with the water to be purified; ; After,
thorough Incorporation, the water being left to
ettle for tome time, not only the lime added
but the carbonate oi lime prevlouiiy dissolved
Mn water,' would be found precipitated to the
bottom. , During the time Ibe water le atanditg,
it may, however, abaorb more or. lee additional
carbonic actd.'eud, therefore, be rendered capa
ble 'of redlaaoMng a portion of the lime. Thl
delect in the proceea la much leaaeaed,' 11 not
entirely remedied, while the purification of the
water is entirely facilitated by Immediate filter
ing alter-the addition of 'the quicklime.
.The carbonate of lime, being rendered eoUd by
, lhe addition ol the quicklime, la, die
trlbuted in very minute particle throughout
the liquid. If the liquid be filtered Immedl
ately on Ibe addition of the Altering agent, the
epamtlon may be effected much more rapidly
than by allowing the water to atand and eettle.
The patent upon a peculiar' kind ol filter for
ithla purpose hat been obtained by, Mr. Gustavo
Do, Mailly, a elvll engineer ol BruaaeU, He
uaed a filter conalating ol a cylindrical vertical
'caae'ol sheet or coat-Iron, (urnUheJ with a lid,
which eaae oonlaina another cylinder,' which la
the fillet proper. Thla last iaalao formed ol
abeatt of. cast or sheet-Iron, one at the top and
tho other at the bottom, and united by three
'conoentrlo cylinder of perforated eheet-lronj
In .the two annular' apaeee tbua formed ha
placet (fit or wool, which Ja claimed to, ba ren
dered imputreaclble'by.t peculiar procoaa. It
It claimed that when water pateea through thlt
material, which it does qulu rapidly,- all traeee
of smpqndtd carbonate ol lime are removed.
The cleansing of the filter la accomplished, by
rautlngwater to flow through It Inan opposite
direction from that It pursues during the pro
,cet ol .filtering. , - - . '
TJtBsor'AVitTt PAraa, Few' boustxeeperi
'are aware of the many usee to which, waate
'i paper may be 'put.' After a stove 'baa been
blackened, it can be kept looking ,very well for
,. a, long .time by rubbing .it .with, paper, er7
morning. "Rubbing 'with paper la a muoh
C nicer' way'ol keeping theonulde OfateakeUle,
coffeepot or teapot bright andoUaa than the
, old w p washing it to twit. Bubbinii them
with paper iaalao the best way of polishing
"vni.Mnil tinware' after aoonrms tbein. If a
! little soap be held on the paper in rubbing Un
aware aad ispoon, anyaiu mw,,,..,
. For polishing mirror,, window laup'cblm
' k.i.i.-' niSer 1' belter than 'drf 'cloth,
ilreerTM ad pickle keep' much Utter If
. brown, paper instead i ol cloth (e tied over the
jar. Canned, frull.i, not. apt t nionldif a
. ." " tal w.a' Ax .. til 'eaak (tan 11
piece 01 wriling navor, ui . u. jmv.u, ..
laid illreotly on the frnll. laper ta i touch UU
eaadyjtnda,. II, it believed heavy, manuring;
increaaeath qoaatltyof the crop, generally at
the expense of duality as regards texture." , '
i.. I Ac. ' " ' ' III .,
Tet ilonArtenloalColort on Wall-paperi .
in i ana in rmperi generanyo I ii
J;:i ll' ,r -i ) cull jM
Professor linger recommend, ttf fpllowing,
method fbrldelecllng thle dtngefouiilcltaa of
arsenical colon, which,.' we may remark, are
.i . iUJL'Uu..J'iii.. il. -Jyn-.ii :'
oklaUitarvilo: Apleoeof thepaparla'aoakfd
In a concentrated i solution , of eodlnm ; nitrate
(Chill aaltpeter) In equal parts', of aloohol.and
wejKBi tiu aauunvu au.ua , aua uiidu aseauoa aaa
Jiurned in a shallow porcelain dlh,V equally
n only.amouldsn; producing no flame. Water
is poureu over ine aanea. ana cauauo.pouan
added to a atronnlv-' alkaline ' reaction. then
f boiled arid filtered;- The .filtrate It .acidified
with dilute sulphuric acid; 'and permangahata
of potaab U. added slowly at loug'asthqed
color oiaappewe or cnange 10 ayeuoworown
upon' winning,' and finally a alight 'eioeea of
chamellon aolutlon' ' I 'preeent .If the liquid
becomee turbid, ft la to be 'filtered.- Alter
cooling, more dilute' sulphurio' add He added,
and alto a piece of pare eUan: tine, and the
flaakloloeed wllhaoork aplitinitwapltoeai
In oneapllt of Ihe cork a piece of paper mois
tened In silver nitrate 1 fastened, fn the other
a strip of parchment paper .dipped. ,ln auger of
lead, i If amnio i present, the altver toon
baokane. The lead paper la merely check on
the pretence ol enlphnydrla, told, lAocordiog
to llaffer. the tua.of Devmantanat of , Dotatb.
I essential, .otherwise the ailven paper, may
oe Diaeaenea wnen no araenia l pfeeesi,,
Pr lao yiiiKiat. -Veneers are re'aJlly'idjed
upon the aurface, but ,in ,thi condition, are
much more liable to dleigurement ltban when
the latter in aolutlon and then drying.-- Chlor-
ine ujurea ue nonaooo, at aieo noea Mine acid
the color fa made to permeate thtmtaa.; 'Those
'oolof id .'throughout .are therefor ".the. Wost
terlto nut under i carpet than' straw,, (lit U
thinner, warmer, and inakea leas noise when
one walks over It. Two tbickneaaet of paper
placed between the 'other 'covering on abed
are a warm a a. quilt. If it 1 neoeatary to
,atp upon a chair, alwaya Uy a paper.upou, ll,
and that aave the paint and woodwork- from
damage. ' - J ' '
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To BaoMU Oat FrrriMos. Boil the1 work ' In
strong ley and tcour free from all grease or old
laoquwraxt pickie-in.dileU.allrie aahl till
quite clean (not bright), dip in atrong acid and
rra ttrpuin low or,?e .water; imatrtha
' dip If aecewary till it it bright, next' bind it
very looae with thin iron wire, and lay it in the
eUougeatofthawatei.aaedlor rinalug. Thla
will deposit a' coat of Copper all over ll, if Ihe
iwater or pickle he not too' Jitroag. I When too
strong the copper will only be depoalted Just
around where the wire louche. .Whan the
copper la of tofflalent thlckneH, wash it again
through tha waters, and dry with abmah in tome
hot tawduat (box dost t beet), bat oak, ash,
or beech will do. It 1 now ready for bronxing.
The bronae le a mlxtur of blaeklead aad red
brooae, varied aooording to shad required,
mixed with boiling water. Paint the work over
with this and dry, and then bruah till it pol
iahee. If there are any black apot or ring
on to work, another ooat of the bronx will
remove them, lacquer th work with pale
lacquer, or but very tllghtly colored, for If It
it too deep it will aoon cnlp oat.
Toaioco IiUVta. The 8taUChemlttol Con
necticut, in hi report, present eome lulerett-
ing information in refereao to the loMeoo
crop, with the recall of teU upon th tobacco
leave. Tha general aomaaary of the report
it a follow: Th' moet highly valued to
tooolaNwKngladUUi thin, toagh, elat
tic leaf, which bore readily to ashes. Thote
leave contain! ng Ihe taoet oarboaaie of potaah
In their athe. bars the moet freely aad ult.
bly. In torn eotabiaatiOH potaah do not
favor th bora ing, aad aoava tefaaseo aaa.
Ucturtr Improve the tsvor end birniH qaal
ily by artificially impregaatlag the leaf with
ceUU, duU, or tartrate ol potaah, applying
puufut aibvr. auu veiuce iu i .war were
chiefly fnrnUhed from Paris,, Suring'th war,
the' supply being cutoff, aome'aermtn dsUnet
makers rook np th mbject,' and after' numer
ous experiments' perfected a process which'
cute the desired result.' -The veneer are first
soaked for IwentV-four hour in' a solution ol
caustlo aoda, and than boiled therein for half
an hour. They are tbtn washed with water
until all the alkali la removed when they are'
ready to reeelve tha dye; Thla treatment with
aoda etjeets a 1 general disintegration of lb
wood,:)bereby ilbeoomealn the i moist state
elaatia and leather-like and prepared to abaorb
the color. Veneer tbn treated,' If left for
twenty-four hour In a hot .decoction of, log
wood,' and after, i auperflclal , dyeing lmmersnl
for .twenty four hoar mor in a hot tolution of
oopperaa, become of a beautiful and permanent
macs inrougooui. , A soiuuou oi picno acta in
water; with the, addition of ammonia, give a
vallow color not In Ihe least affected bv subse
quent varnishing. ..Gorallin dissolved In hot
... .. LI.I. lf..l' ah-.Ia Jab .
waier, w wuicu ,iuv vbusiiu wu uu uur
fifth Its volume ol eoluble ulaaa bava been ad
ded, prodnee net color of 'different ehadea,
deendent on the amount of coralline taken.
After dyeing they are dried between aheeta ol
paper," and aubjected to preeaure to retain
taeir snap. raua ana vu iraur, , .
:" ' Progreit In OtaM-KUklng.
Blemen' resenerative crooea for melUns of
glee hat proved very successful, and lit been
Introduced ,ln tome ol' the most extensive
manufactories In Europe. By meant ofitt us'
th amount ol amok It greatly diminished,
th color ol tha clans Is improved, a Breater
control I obtained over the furnace, and a sav
ing of fuel' Is effected wherever, by thlt pro
cess, tltck can be substituted for larg coal or
lump, aucn a la at preeeui so taraeiy m use,
Should Ibe 'expectstlon In regard to the use
of thl furnace for the melting of.iglaaa'be
fully realixcd, th gain in that manufacture will
be very great, and the proceea wilt fully sup
plement those other Improved 'methods' which
have brought glaae-making to II present state
of advancement.! The tubetitution, aoma year
ago, of carbonate of .aoda .a th alkaline in.
gredlent in glass, In place ol kelpj'and, aubae
ej neatly, for crown' and aheet-glaaa of laalpbate
of aoda, In placa ol loarbonate, wat bat tb be
ginning, though a moat important one, of im
provement In thlt direction. Thl wat followed
by an Increased lis and better workmanship
In aha clatea. aheeta ,aad table, aad br an lm-
:.-.. . . t - .
prqvameni, in tne poior oi Kiaaa uy use oi purer
material and by modification In th manner
of melting. Numerous ohangee eoon took place
in the operation of flattening gla, rMullina in
tb remqval or diminution of many imperleo
tion in glass; and, to tbeae aucceeded tne use
'of Ihe'dUhiona In the apllltingof cylinder in
the place of a red-hot Iron, also tn increase In
the alia of meltlnonota and furnace, with the
view of economising coal! and labor, and th.
adoption, in in casting or piase-giaae, oi-va-rlout
i mechanical oontrivauoes. Finally, lib
as of th tut pot for th two pieces of
melting and oastiog tlatglaa superseded tb
OlJ method of transferring the coutents of the
melting-pot into tb vessel used for caatingj
and then small ioal or alack wat lUbitltuted.
In the melting proceas, for Urge coal or lamp.
-' - Bridfj. uilllng.
M,JI. If. Goodwin, of Cleveland. Ohio, ha
lately patenladicertaln lmprovmeat in bridge
ooraatroctloa. which are deaertbed aa follow
In th tpecileatione: "The object of or eald
invention r to raliev th principal j girder,
chord, aid or middle troaaea or beams of
bridge, arid girder, beam of trust used In
trnetnre other than bridge, ol tha action and
effect of load moving along or over them, tech-
nieally known a 'roiling lotos, ana so cause
the ttree of any load pasting along or over, or
dlatrlbuted unequally upon, any bridg or
airtuinra in wbien aaia inveniion or. aevice ib
used, to act alwaj la a direction nearly abso
lutely vertical, and practically vertical, upon
one certain torltce, aad at the tame lime to
can the sir of each rolling loads to b
brought upon inch surface or surfaces by a
graauai aocumuiauoa, me ww, rul1 "
urfece or eurfioe ol lb principal girder or
slrden. uUdi at all time In a direction prao-
tlcally verMcel. a af ormld, and with a lore
always la proportion to th dialaac from the
end of th bridg at which any load upon tb
.opplementary giribrs aforesaid may be (the
uU Uwl halnii in tbia connection oonudered
aa i paeaing from end toward center, the force
onjy, ana no w wwhhi, w, ihw, -lng
changed by tb changing of tb poaitioa of
th load), thereby removing from the principal
girder or girder uoae anaaiewry us tiui
wiM duanUgraUng dlaturbanoe ol fiber which
are produced by the direct action of rolling
load; tad also to eaoe tha tr of any un
equally diatrlbatod toad to be IranamltUd to
ih principal girder or girder ttoreeald,
throngh th sorfte or orfoa, and in th di
rection, nearly and praotieally vcrtieal, herein
before specified."
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tarsi HA.PKJ I t.O V In Ihe world. II Is
tuple, stvenr aa darable, aad ilea It work
eaWiaalir. IWirsllSmeeH s.fobiijuj Price,
$75. Bold oslv tr TXJIAJWU.L CO., San
snraaelac. a" Bead fovcimurs. WehsTealaoa
Isne stnek et Hltiil. riewe. laeludias the JoUXS."
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Usrrows. seed Bowers, prills, etc., ele.
M-Smttrtmr mm tthtlnUt rrla UM. TREAD.
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Took Ihs mralastover all at Ik grsai Mewlaf
Mslrh In Bloekton, In 1S7C. I
This now u uotveitiir uads er praeueai Baa wso
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have Sean leaf ta th business s
Ikaew what tt re.
e.aHlatooetrcOonolaiiriow. IllaejtleXIr
tdlatted. BaJeatptoHtlTeneotaatUielseewin
pas otsv ersdla kaolls wllhoal chaanta it working
posiiios ov sss sears, n is so eoesBt-wesM is ia
wheels tlMaBSalvaa eoeem the action ol the View eor.
reetlr. II ha varfoa aolale of Btperlotllr, sad eaa be
retM apoa as the Btet aad afoot Desirable Oaaf Vlow
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lllMa 1UTTCS0N k WILUisUOa,
Stockton, oat.
CREGO 4 BOWLEY, -
Iiitpriri Riitt MKiiuCtoiurr
OARRIA'GES anOVAGONS,
No, 0, 2Crohut' Xetehuiff,
OALirORNU DTKEKT.
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krD rontUotlr on btod ton nA omd DoaTarltM. Ion
ut4 op4n tioekftvsrit JaMp-Ml BboIi, TrMk tw4
llo4 HnlfclM, Sktlvton Wtvfoai Uukl 1'hMloiu of
tb vrj Iftlttt ttjit tad BoMt orkmuhIp.
ytj wU mU pkiitealu iUatli to oai flu itock
ol llshl Hoftd tfiti Trottltitt Wacom, niavd ta ordavr bv
tb roilowliiff wUbrttssd nfcktnt r
tTbuiM b. uonrtr, umoia, 4Kwjt
IfclOvld ft Jkckwa. lUbwty, Kw Untji
Ortcsf ft Uav. Wllmlnaiton. DtiUWavni
And oiEtr tnUilim mvin. whUb w r prpr4 to
MUoDUmMtiuoiitbtolerii. 1
AIm, Urf uurtisat pf tlnxl ind 4mbU Hv
nfM, of tb ! Ofltbnttxl nkkvni
.0 Onh&n, Ntw Yotkj J.A.U11I, OoooorAt flttkla
ft Tbomw. rblltwMpbU.
Alio, fall MMrtmvnl ol Dtmw ftntl Light BUikt,
far d Lap Bobsi. WblPt, UavlL)n, MukIdiUi. (. tt
wholMftl tad rttoll. " "
CRfOU ft Bowwi. ,
, Ho. t iftnhtaU saUohtu. OiUforolt ttrtt t,
tlfMn ' " ''" Kn maelteo.
Friel's Patent Paragon Vapor Steve.
PATCH r OTIAHTED MAT JO, W3.
The Great Labor Saver of the Household.
JUMMAMTiOOMTBlfinCI AMD HkttTf OoMaiVU).
. JUHT.THIMKOriT
No Wvwl. no CtMl. no Ool
nu, HO HtOT 11m, BO
CbiaSttf, BO SBQs. BO
Aahe. no Plrt, no Wood
IUim. no OU BCUttltM,
no atuvlllots Wood, but ft
friction Mttch, tad lb
rutK in rax BLeiarm
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Ona Hot' la Two
Rtfftk , bruUwl tD.MTtn
mhsuU-it Btked liVftnt In
tlilrtj tuloah! TM fir
rilliiatuUlicsi In ft monwot
tifcl tbt btjutw nbtudl
It lit no rUfti in til
llDdt of Ouokluc tnd WU
Iron ( ilwaUutc tnd cow
blot Kcouvmj, Otnrvo.
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Irnee NMtatM, ) Htftty
tut atirniillllvt Thti Ia.
WA rti't wflrom a ll
aSP-? .iibtid vn ywtu It.
ai.i. UKCOMMUNI) IX
. Frlwt from 15 to 133, toowtln 2,lw..2ftaaito.
turd tad told by ' WM.VX1KU
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K.D. AffnUwtnUdinvrrrlovnlalbaflUt. Ob
ptvBwl Utiotm Bto vUl It iwal ta ttmal.
TO FRUIT6RflERS.
Vm nnAMlnAd mlUn tar Bale a flfM stock of one
iui eU aad dormaal badded Trees of the foUowlu
new f niMsi i .,
KtBLY muTHics raacu The eariises rosea ia ine
, worldt ono so throe weeks esrlloe thaa Halo's BUrlr.
T. JOUX Tha best sotoad earlr reach la the Beath.
riaiwuaw asii 10 uo osriwr ana sovr titos u,w,
UNtBus-tbs sB rosea nareia ecwsi eeyi
Xjurra LATE-Bm Uartl rnta. Jsae Tib. 11
nhn f.K&vcu aaaflK Mm bj over ornami
vaji vutuui's DWatur.aM iTauaN uwaiur-uood
rrall. aa adsntM w Bssau sanwas
W114I OXKWB MVUkt-aarl, swd aad prsdocvlvs.
ktlNlut rtVU-lAUr, too. .,
also, etareleortiiMalf other vsvtetlotsf frnll,
laeladla oaenioa. Mursor, Ikne salloe wol ef Vs.
eavllle. a the Solsaa road. Addrea
Mvtasa
D. . HO0OLT, .
Vacaellle.CBl.
PACIFIC LAMP MANUFACTORY.
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Pure Blooded French Merino Rami and
" Ewet, '- -'-
For sals y ItOBtBT BLAOOW, of OeatnvlUe, Jiaaioda
Oonntj, 0I. near Nlles aiatloe, oa the Waaler. ad
Boalhara raclfle Ballrvad. j.
Theae Sheer, are nsraaloed of Dare deaaeaL from ihe
FnnenbnpeflalrioekBtltattbettlllet, . r
also a few'weu.brd ronnf Balls of' the Durham
blood. , ItvSJm
N. GILMOHB, '
, ImporUr aad Breeder of ' ' '
Angora br Cashmere7
GOATS
e ' , ' (
PURE BLOOD' ' - '
. .r , B f, I
-AID-ALL
orupts.
For asle la lots to soil ourokasfem. Localise, foar
aalleo from Utllroad Station, eonnertlnf wllh all narts
of ths State. For parUoatare. address
. . w, otLVtonr.
n Dorado, Kl Dorado eonntr.
lveow Osllforals.
THOMAja fc MHntLA.ND,
Xnporitn tad tltm&an of j
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Cashmere or Angora Goats,
,1'UUE BLOOD AND ALL OIUDE8,
ForSsle la Lots lo 0allfarchBaers.
Ineladloe BCholrarvttlmtMietadbvA. CDTTOIftDBa.
s bbUvs of AosjotBw' For sertusdata appl to
1 8. P.THOKAI. sacrsmsalo, Cat.
ItMh
a. D. aaiRLAMD, AoWri'. Cal.
Pure Bred Spanish Merins Sheep.
OX UOKDBED boOIf AND AFTW'rwiM'
' " ' ' ll I III lit '
IBred frasa Vertooat toekt. ill
c- .: J.' 7, ' "
.Aperttoa ware bred kr'BWBrr BBO,ef Kara Oo,
Obb ho Baao bI Svbbbb Taeja. nil, KoBd on
Tenth streets, sea FrauclaoQ.
SVS4f
JalWXTT MVtt0i
Oosmopelllaa Holel.
THOS. BUTTERFIELp 4 ,, u
PrsedsTt and laperlae ef the, ft.
,Ootawld, Unooln, tatleeetar, leael aad
oatn sown
MUBKP.
A
Tills ANOOUA OOA.'
Vow eaw ror sal tk rare Bred ad Hlk Otada.
Wa have toed lot of Bosk or cross baiweaa ths
Ootswold snd South Down, botwaon Ih Llaoola aad
1.BI0IBBW. sag ta uncoia ana isanno. i
.THUS. BUTTUrWLD SON,
Irridf liolllster. MoaUrer Ooeal, Oat.
Mu-av Mluluir HC Mill Zlffltttt,
lfrllew Am
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
GLEN GARDENS,
o'sTxt BUXJi BAaTI jTBOat a.0VJaUITO.
Ml stock esBbtseaa all Ihe oust desirable varletlaa
kaowa.laelBdlaf sevarst aaw Feeekae, maa wklck
are Ike Baeute. Uaalae, Barlr aUvota, bUtb' Jtatlj
Tort.kUawlB larlr Yutk. Vktotla. rrlaeo of WoUa.
aoa oseeiai osaeiB, ibm ajwiiMBao ww m, mtwn .
slawtl aad f mud oa aj (mad this rear for the
btttlaseUOallfoeaak '
Tha LoaUeaad Beatiiee an 1. aa4 0 dars
artlar than tha MaOe'a Barlr .
' faa 1. ll'. . Lm ana akakewr aaalia1 taalsail(aal
awsamaiBi sawar asaraw saw aaasaevaw saswae as , Hr-iawaai
ear " ao saaatleaod, mrikaana atw Mr apa
aaaUMBtaastrattoaaiBa, Alee, tha raaaJaasvasM
SaXwAI. the moat valaaals let Beeska I IU-
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
7" X M"8 to, Liverpool,1...,
:-"t? , . piREtnf. h '.i'l'
' ni A'l Iron Ship'1
'i !,v,,,"vt:,vi;t,;i iv;B"
U InUndod tb sail' with dlepalch: ' To U (ol
lowed l;v other veaseis! ' t
Frelgkt taken (o lot to salt thlpper, ,
Appiy'io E, E. MOROArt'S SONS',"
030, Oallfornla Btreet.
, ,' " Ban Tanolaoo.
ATTENTION, DAi.R.YlilEN I
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BAUH'S PATaTNT,
Murtha's Patent CWfttrvey Tops
OK TBHTlXATOas.
A Bora enre foe amokv
rklmneja. sod WAEhiSf.
Kll to aire eetli eallslae.
Ua wkea ell otkete fall,
or bo bay. ThByanaaad
to SI as etas Sao,
Oocrrav Ingsm, br
taadlaf Ike aaaasunof the
cblnuwr Sob, eaa have
Ibeui seat to aav part of
Iba Stats.
Hatse bv sea-salaeloa i
fWpl. thw AlaudBa Mlao,
W. T. aanatli Wm. Me.
Klbbta. Tkoa. Boroa, itt.
fjows. i, Bsadmsiin. aad
aovDaas o oraaas.
KT Bead fur Fries LU4.
BIOOMktBWUI Br AaCHITXOTI OUEBALLT,
W. O. BU1TBA,
No. It Trlar atraat, aaa mtelteo,
ITvrf-eew lip-Am
ONEIDA CHEESE YATS,
I ' TO BOLD'FIIOat,
On Handrad to 1r Thoaaand Oailoaa.
" - CHEESE HOOPS, "
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raoit BkUtXEaT TO LaBOawV mi.
PJUaMaU) MTZJC-PAMBL
.'4.fiStfk''
amaAXWAS1i&
rauu,
aUaekbtnr, BaesbaevT aad Suawherrr Flaatsi fresh
PFOBOAUt.
Proprietor.
100 AOXMTC WAaTflO.
Si te a ae dar, alUsj Ik atsrasUv Utile f 'OJU
br'a Weaker.;' Oraet tad.assasan esawas. kd
f or Olrcalan. Addiaes.
(I. n ouuviau, retNsas, uai.
K AXXB. ,
MIV: MiU., JT1U.
Th sbovtr mads efth bast aatartslt aad la Ihs
pot uaaeec. We are makla a BDOtaallr uf 0A1BT
kUlCll UOODS, aad asll lbs bsiob at erlcea that are
varr low, ss oomporod will. Ihe Baalar atale. lalrr
bbbi wsu naa H w aair BaTaawaw to eai, apuai no.
OEUUOB II. TAY afc CO..
Ola, 1. and Ol Battery U
ItoHa IAN FBANOISOO.
seva-sm
A L F ALFA!
NEW CROP.
Fee sal, ekoto lot ef sas aalloraUwvewa alftlf.
lalotisiaslt.rseaak.tlmarhBiraloa. Ouasod, u.
Ilk tkat Imrorlad from Chile, I toe aad tree from
Maatard or atha fersaxs aesd. TafetabU, Flower,
Md Or Bead, ets.
llOrUUU llanlt l'lisnta,
1UUAHMI aum Tr.
Fie Flaele. Treae. Balk, tad all aitlclaala Ike Ua.
rnakaadlood. tfUatl etoak, tt tk eld steed.
K. 10. MOOBB,
InlatsnaadFkartBt.
tliWasklailoalsita, . . . IA FBANCMOO.
r aaad fot IW CATALOOOI. II km
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