Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, March 05, 1875, SUPPLEMENT, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text)- gjjgj .itgicuti.i -'t J ' . I'. h. c i h H L t ! mMmtmiMJvfJm THE BUILDING INSTINCT. rsynopsls ol Itev. l S. KnlRbt'H Je!"rp, tie livcred Sunday evening, let). 28 lArcliitccture, like every other art or Industry of man, lias been cultivated by necessity growing up by Mow de crees from rude beginnings to IIiomj grades of development wiiero lavish wealth and cultivated taste add to the dull outlines of utility the delicate and pleasing variations of ornament. J'ho first men perhaps sought shelter under trees. Then they pulled oil' tho boughs itud made rude Ixjoths or tabernacles, or constructed bark lodges. Thatching of leaves or straw, or rudely woven mats, gradually came in to improve these imperfect shelters. Natural caves were also chosen as places of abode. These fcuggested artificial excavations in the Jiili-sldes, partially roofed over the jront. TIicn) soon gave place to mud huts, and led to tho invention of sun dried bricks, and finally tho neatly moulded lire brick came along in tho natural order of development. In re gions where Hit stones abounded it Will IMtUinilopiIOUlUHiiiiwiuuu win, witli a Juw sticks for props and rafters. Itw.ih natural toknocKott the rough cor- nors mid Invent various means for breaking these ston.ss into harmonious mid convenient shapes. So by hIow de grees implements were invented, and .skill anil taste were acquired which re wilted in the delicate rellnement and Leautyol Uieeian architecture. Among the nomadic tribes the cloth tent was ni'ccssirily the limit ofde clopmcnt. Jiil.ewise in those north ern regions where snow and ice are tho jiutur.il building materials, there were insuperable haulers toarchitecturai de velopment beyond bare necessity. .So tho Icelander and tho Arab of unlay, dwell, the ono in his ice liutuud tie oilier in his tent, alter the maimer .oi. remote ancestors. Architecture was the llrnt line ai t." The lirst pictures' Were painted lur ornament on walls ot build ings. Tho oldest pictures extant arc tho-o In the Egyptian tombs. No doubt carving and statuary had' a himilar origin. TlieUiecian architecture was. the most lelliud and pure the world lias oyer eoon. liven in its luins it Hliuiiies those who have sought toeiiual it. Tho Human was more extravagant hut less tasteful, its. only advantage being in the Use of the urcii. lodeiu nations aie niero copyists, and this alone leads to degeneracy. No copy was everan improvement on the original. 1'or some reason that is too deep lor mo the "Uothio" stylo has been adopted in our modern church building. Its chief advantage i.s that JtJude.su multitude ol iiiLOiiveniences mid dofomiitics under an immense pitch of toot. The hunied and busy Jito of western nations, frequent migra tions, the lniMuie oi races, and tho jnixture of .styles, huvo all tended to degeneracy in tho building art and to liinder tho development ot original taste. Hut wo can console ourselves with thu thought thai ten ttioufiiiml lit tle wooden churches scatteicd over a continent better .servo the leal intor cots of hiikuutiity than would tho Ath.6 nlim J'artlienon orthuUrai.il 'Temple ot the JCpliesiiius. In Aiuoiliu wood is more used lor building than in any other country. Our houses aro mostly sham-, lasting only hall a generation, Loftily consli ucted, poorly veiililutu.il. Tlio JCgyiitiatis lour ttiou.sand yeais ago ventilated their tombs, and did it wei(. Wo Aineiicans do not know how to v6ntilate our dwellings! Yet a greater proportion of Americans build lind own Iioiisusiliaii of any other people. And lis a rule we are less ntiaciied to our places than most other people, inoro pronu to sell out and move, and les in clined to cry when our dwellings aro huriieil, if ihey hapjien to lie insured lor jill they are worth, lu chiliucn thu building instinct he gins to develop e.uJy. The books on the tublo mo piled into imaginary palaces, the A II 0 blocks' are mutt into tower.-, and the nibhMi in tho luck yaul Is thiown about in lontu.sion by tai-y little hands in search ol niateri.it Jor "play Iioum'." . . ,, 1 bcllove voiinir nerinlo Mioiihl think euily and earnestly ol nouses and iwni't Jortlienisiilves. A good lionio is the llrstbteplu the diiectiou of conteut- jiieni nun steady luiuus. it is a center of attraction and accumulation, not only for competence and comfort, hid for the puiost and best atl'ectloiis of the heart. It need not be in the city. 1 had almost said it best not be. Home poople, who can do no letter, must live in tlie town, but a "homo" is as truly Mich in the country as in tho city, .Neither is it essential to happines.-, that u home .should cover ai, bundled and foit.v acics of laud. Moil who own larger tracts than they can possibly use, commit two e IN: they shut others out frilin hiiuies and tuem-elves out from MK'lely, M-honU and religious priv ileges, Tiir.-c urn the icort monojt ttlMtt in tiistowitry. I trust wo .shall Jabor and pray lor tho time when tliiiigiMmlt be moro equal wlion in city and country, among rich and poor every family may have a liouso ond owty liouso sliall ho a "home." Ai il amid theothercomfortN of the.se hollies lu eaithly houses, an unfailing hiiiiceof true Joy should Do tho thought of "Our Kithei's liouo on liigh." Thus it has been my do.siro in these leetuii's to lead your thoughts upwurd fiiun the "dally broad" which (Springs inim ineeartn totne "iirotuioiuio unit fouiotli tlowii fnmi ho.i von" from tho ilnlii or ooMly (,'arinoiits that wo wear ttj Hid hloiHl washed ruUvi ,of tho j-lt;viiiotl-riotn tho .lowly hut tuiUutliOj lonlly ilvulii to tlioJ'liniiMJ not niailo with luuiils I'tiTtuil In tho lii'iivoiih." K. ... dOA I'M! lMYitlonu om Terms friv, apt. J Uii t Au.n I., MiK.iiN a i o viAiuutta IVritunl, ililic. HEEMM & HIRSSH, ORISWOLD'S BLOCK, "SALEM. I OrjEB TO TIE 0 OITY & COUNTRY TEADE An Immense stock of Goods to be fold at ' GREAT BARGAINS FCH. CASH INHAND. Heavy Stockjjf Everything HEATY STOCK OF Brown and Bleached Cottons, Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks, Denims, Stripes, El"., Etc. HEAVtf STOCK Off! Ladles' Dress Goods, (best class and newest styles) Poplins, Pongee Silks, Diagonals, Japanese Silks, Alpaccas, Merinos, Cashmeres, Delai nes, Worsted Goods. HEAVY STOCK OF Fancy Goods of all kinds, Ribbons, Muttons, Etc., Etc. HEAVY STOCK OF Ladles' nnd Children's Shawls, 1 Reversible Ottoman S. ha wis. Camel's" Hair Siiriwls, ", PIiddV;ool Shawls. HEAVY STOCK OF Ladies' nnd Children's Felt Skirts, And other Balmorals,' Ladles' Underwear. HEAVY STOCK OF Gentlemen's and Hoys Underwear, Men's and Hoy's Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoos. EIEAVY QROCERIES, STOCK Off AND AM, STAPLE GOODS. TnAT WK OFFER GREAT BARGAINS FOR CAS a IN HAND. STATE AGENCY; Patrons of Husbandly. New Market, cor. of Jladli-on and front Sts., 01ITI.AD, OnEGOIV, All Kinds of Produce i . r tXT RECEIVED AND SOLD ON COMMISSION, ARTHUR WARNER, State Agent. rORTLANI), Dec. 17, 1874. w, waATiicuroRD. J.'w. waiTuinroitn. Wehtherford & Co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In DRUGS, PAINTS, OIL8, CLASS, Patent Medicines. CHEMICALS, )E errumery TOILET GOODS, Hto.,1 eto.i PURE WTNEsTn UQU0R8, , For Medicinal parpote. ' ,', Medicines Compounded, and ' Freioriptlona Filled, ' I HI .11 J. .t t I ,t-'llV Weatherford & CotV . MTB-T i wnrorrctai street, lafcu, r Dll. K. V. CHAMB, URR1T LtVol., UtHamon II.S. Valaotr. -OSlc. Uuiblu' ktvek. i autr. acTr , W. W. MARTIN, PRACTICAL Watchmaker & Jeweler. 6 WATCHES. Clocks, and Jewelry. Solid Silver and Plated Ware, ' ' 'agent for Accofaimodation Spectacles, Which can to fitted to any eye. SOLE AGENT FOIl KonllOpi''H PttlOIlt FARMERS' WATCH! (Of, which ho has sold HUNDREDS.) AGENT FOR Home Shuttle Sewing M A O H I Halem. Sept. 8. 187' NES, . W W. MARTIN. Good 3STeTJW& FOB THE AFFLICTED ! Mrs. Rohrer'e New Remedy FOB THE ZiUNOS IS MEETING WITH WOXBEllFVl SUCCESS I Wilis new medicine Is purely vegetable, and Is per A feitly hamih. to the met deltuijo coiutitution. his mild and pleainut to the taste, el iik tonn and vliror to Hit utnoral fjdcni.whllelt soothes the throat and lm,ir. causing tlifm to thrsw oft the unhealthy se critlonavhlthare Ihe ennse of lirlut!on:.tr.erUore, bclne a ny maul rinitilj in ctfe ol dry and trouble onie tonirh. It has produ d fotfte reiuarkjhle cures In AHliniaana'Urom.hltu'.BUil lor W UOpMiiK-coHKh,, Hraolu. Croup, Ac.lt i iniennaled. Try a nottle, and be convinced that it is the iSE-T Lur Siedltlne in uee. I'repared ouly liy Slns.JS-l'oimEIt, Monmouth. Oregon. To whom all,letttr?OI bnlue fltould eitddresjed Jj5 Foi tale by noeth salem: store. 1 T THEBRICK STORE. HAS JUST RECE1V A edalull asortmeutor General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots l Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, Calculated for tho City and Country Trade. Bought ai o, and Will be sold at as fcMALL A I'HOl ir, ai iioea who SBLL AT COST. CtfOoods dtlhered te inv Dartol the city free ol cliaive. Novbv El. D. IATHiLIAME, (Successor to Mercury Office,) BOOK Sc JOEJ PRINT Over 'Watkiiiils' Harness Shop, CoMMECIATi ST., Salem. "ALL-WOItK DONE WITH lonimostf 5S JASnloJ HAVING A WELL SELECTED STOCK of new nintorisil. new nresfos, etc., 1 would, resoectfiill v,holicit and hone to. merit u nuiTjii Miaiu ui iiairuiuiu, iiim nut ni-ni .. in. i. . I ....... i.i. UDcrni hiiare oi iiaironapc; nnu not wiin. g to be outdone by any competitor, I am "pared to do all kinds of JOlt PltlSTlNO . tho erv lowest rates. Ki)t.5,'74:tf. tllg pre at tho EOIjDIERS' WAR CLA!M AGENCY, No. 84 Montgomery lllock, Siua. 3rr.xa.oiaoc. W1I. A1TCEN, ATTOHNEY AT LAW, AND Ciininumdrr of tho Grand Army of the liepui He lu California ami Noada. will iriiu irompt httcn Hon to the collection of Adilitlonal Traiel l'ay, nun due t&lllornla and Nvada Volunteer dUcharscd more limn three hundred miles fiom home, boldlen candrHudou lair dtallnt;. lnfnnuatioii nheu fre oi cnari;e. iintn Hruiux euciotu siaiup lor repij ana state cuniuan, hkTet a dlHlutve. comitaii) and rvKlinvnt and whether yots Hliatve. L'untren, haa extended the tune for 6iUj- ilalmt lor adilttloiial lioiiuty under Act ol UOIJ xr, inu lu nai,.() icu. r iti, ruin viqiuid muri U) luadtt Iwroru that time. Original bounty of $lou lu Ken allowed all oluntien nho eulUted belort July Hi, lSlll, for three vrarv. If uot ad the ramt wlieu dlKhanred. Laud Warrant can 4e obtained for Mrvtcea rendered before ISM, but not for ferric ea lu the lata war. Petition for late war and wat of lel obtatued and tncnared when allowed for leu than dlMlitllly warrautr, but no nenalona are allowed to atexican and Florida war roldlenf. State ofTeiir ba cranted Penflona to iurtvliii; retemm of Text, hnulnllou. New Orlrana and Mobile I'lize Money it now due and beiiiKpald. W. 11. Aiken alfO attendt in Drneral Ijiw ami Collection lluiiue. au9eow SALEM FOUOTRY, & 'AXttolilno Slaot IALKM. f 1 - OREGON. ': , B. F: DRAKE, Prop'r. ITRAV XNOTM8. SAW MILLS, ORIST MILL8. J Heapeta, Inmpa, and ail ktuda and ttylea of Ma chloery made to order. Hachrrery repalrnl at a ahort notlea. PaUera-masinr dotie In all ita Tarloua fonna. tUfl all kluda of Kraa and Iron Caallnn fbralnlieilal bjwt Mtirr. AVo, maaafactarrr yf KNTKltl'HKtK ; ii y; ahull. TiEAUBS IN OKNKR.VL MKKCnANDlSI. MJ eotror litaon Mate atrveta, BUaa, Orccoa. Q1t utou cutiom, oiul me uoncy UartbT JOHN G. WEIGHT, DEALER IN Crockery, Glassware, Tobacco, ,i a- Cigars Family Groceries, Sugar, Cofiee, Tea, Salt, i Candles, '" " ' Soap, Notions 14 Agent for imperial Fire Insurance Conip'y OP LONDON. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Corner Front and Morrison Sts., ronTJLtAJvr. P. EXEirilOT, - - - I'roprletor. THI8 FIRST-CIiASS JTOUSB IIA8 RECENTLT changed proprletorf, and offers the tinea acrnm 'modatlona to be found In the city, and the best tables, at the following low cle of prlcci: Board and Room per day ,....,....$ 6(1 Meala ; U) Beds i i ..... i CO Snltea of Rooma will be charged extra. Freo coach to and from the rare and boate. Eery attention paid to comfort of gneets. A fair chare of patron,', eo fo ltrifed (f BOOTHBY & STAPLETON, Msuafactmcrs and Dealers in Sash, Doors,. Blinds, and ETC., ETC. BRACKETS. And all Kinds ,of Scroll-Sawing. HAVING THE BEST FACILITIES AND TITE latest improt ed wood-wotktnp machinery to manafactnre the above articles, will otTer iuduLeuentt to cntorners. Also, WOOD-TURNING, In all Its varlctle. Orders from the Country Promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory, cor. of Front and Slate street W 8ALKJ1. dAKtl WOOL BAGS .AND.. Ol7VlX3L JStlOlSLS AT THE SALEM BAG FACTOR! AND T. Cunningham St. Co.'s, AT 8AN FEANCISCO PRICES. SaVra May 14. 1H74 fl&wtl Furniture Manufactory. D. W. PRENTICE, IN CONNECTION WITH THE 8ASII A 11UND Factory of Cooke, Otuiils Ar Co.. at the Agrlcnlin ral Worl(i, Salem, la prepared to MANUFACTUKE OF ALL-DESCRIPTIONS,. For the Jobbing Trade. Office Furniture a Specialty ORDERS FILLED FROM Black Walnut, Mahogany, or Spanish Cedar. All wood used la reasoned by the Cackley ayetcm ol drying by euper-heated ateara, and warranted not to hrtnk after leaving the hop. Ortloi-a Hollcitel. Salem. Mar It. 1874. IAwti BNTABXISHKD 1855. Willamette Nursery. Q.W. WALLDTG&SON, PKOPRIETOHS, 0wego, Clackamas co., Oregon. Orowere of the Choicest Varieties of rRTTXT TUBES A 8XHt.i7JI2XULy Particular attention jiren to Cherry, Prune and Plum treea. m, Sheep Cured of the Scab Disease! r r,u, ' fV;jiVWrRiJIONKJi HU.U, UPON APPUCJ. Jetton, eiujtw to r0n tiep JarUux tha "BCAa Tn Cents per Head.'' " Application b? letter ur In pvnon will be attended U) pmuptr. u. cow. mxM. I-Dlk re. Orcccn. MONEY TO LOAN -ON-Js SUMS ritOM $500 to $15,000. nr tub OREGON AND WASHINGTON TRUST INVESTMENT COMPANY limited) OF SfOTLAM). CtiUnl, - -swo.coo Goia rRESiniNT, niuht Hon. THE HAUL OF AIRLIK, K. T. Orouoii Local Ilonrd. OdI,"Mnil. h'.tn Portbn4 MOV Mi ItiKKN Kin Porlland liONALO .MACLEaY. K.q, Fontanel Aiiiiliin'fhonld Hato tho Amunt of Money 'De- 'Imlaml the! liSe firr whltli Ilia Wanted. Theland ifTercl nr Mturllv ehonld also be I'lainly Defcribcd, nhliiBalMllWon, fecilon, lownflilpand range In nill, de-criblui; it general character, whether upland o'bnttiitu pnillo. or timber. ith Full Statement ol llthe Implements thereon; aio the owner's cstl-" nate oritsCaeh value. For lurtherpuillculars apply to WILLIAM HEID, Manager. 11 iflrstflrett. Portland. JOHN B. PILKINGTON, M.D OCULIST ApB AURIST, roi'ritrs-nelrnm'a Block, POltTLAND. Troata " &t peelltle -all Dlseatef of the llmd.nnd parties," larly thoe ol the Eye, Car, Noe and Throat. Cross 'lye btrs!! trned Ar'fii lr.1 rivv rii-i red NEAR ai,d FAH-HlGllTEDNKr-S and IMPETt FEUT VISION of e cry kind, tc eiitlflenlly trtated. Dr.,lillilnAton hereby hitinnPUie many TtiTona who havedurin)!thepnttd yearn coi f nltcd him for re 11 f of Imperfect vltlon.'that he ha at lenjth reccir ed fnll eel of TKIAL LVNSES. and i prepared to prefcrlbe the proper tme& to correct the varioufi de'ei'tK of vt'on " . mhVS . Ml, J. W. MEREDITH. N. II. BOLET. SucCesforf to Suilth S Jterculth D-EN.TISTS,' DENTAL'IIOOMS AT TliE OLD STAND, J 8etor.il FJoor, Ortinold'f.Ulock, OppoMlo the DanUj NALltlU. OJfEOOrV. Oregon Stafio Fair, 1874' FIRST PREMIUM Tlio Or'ejroii Gruiift'er, INVENTED DY PAJll'EL DAW. DENTON CO.. Oniron, or.dpttttllldo. SJ, IstS, ucUvCd tbC yilze he I'ue ' Best Wheat Cleaner Eer made la the Stute, 'rioc, - - - $30. CS Will Ueun 1UU bushelj! per duy to the man. IshnlMmtredlilkly commence the mannlaclnrc of thU miteiili o' at a!em utid orraliia. WM. LEAYr IT1, aueul t t-uluu ; JlAI,b IN .v CO. nt Conallia, OraddreM-iueutC'orval'ie. luSltn SAMUEL DAW. 1 Salem Flouring- Mills. BEST FAMILY FLOUlt, B&KKR'H EXTRA, XXX. SUPERFINE AND GRATIAM, MIDDLING, 1)RN, AND SHORTS, Coiiwttiiitly on Ilaitd. rkiariicKt iiico in cash Paid for Wheat AT Ail. TIXECS. K. C. KINNEY, Aeent S. r. M. Co ent istr J. O. SBEX.TOZT, JM. X.. PHYHICIAN AND ,MJIU.ii.UN. SALEXl Orecon. OOlce. front rt m on tcteLd floor ci the N O. Pairirh Sulci. Commercial itrc.t. Btil. dence, nr.rilnatt eprm r I'ront and Dhlelon etrects. lieinxa gradiiate of the I'hjlo.iledlcal, orCurtlJ Colli ce. Cinciuuail, Ohio, wo are parely refotm lnonr praitUe, diccardiiK alike both miiitrul and vegetable -poitoiu Sy THOMAS CROSS. Long Wool and Southdown js:E3:JE.iijijL- ..AND.. Full - Blooded Berfcshii SWINE. W"--SIIIPPIRS AT 910 KArn, DELH'R . at tl.it DetK)t, and arrant them to kIvb good, a'i'KIV CHOICE YOlfNO 80W8 in pit; to full bloo.li,! lloar which I will 1 for 30 each. Oram nrlVrk will be taken Inpajruent, dcllrered Thore receiving tbem who niay not be satisfied, can retnrn them at my expense. e i r . .. THOMA8 CROSS. Salem, June 4. 1R74 jtjji TIN WIRr? R9NCS. . n iu Mt j:.t or make tlo A. oe bore. svgartware Dealera aell them. poatpalct, IlwVuu JtlllXCo.Deca;urJ31.' n,ulAr fu Administrator'E Notice. TI1E undersigned halns been 'appointed admtnl trator of the p.im ..r ti...,J 'v., :: Z.Y." ' 1 ceaaed, all-perona bavins cUln.,aiiliif the nM VOMCtierV. Vilhlri ali-Ynntith fWw. .1,- - 4iT. ?" do- ,- tlce.to thc,admu4jj(or atbiiverton. Jlarioncounty. 0enoc.J.nJr3V"J-QUICKS, A&r' 4Tw4i i. oo iiw oniir ur,( AiVfTi.a J tji: . t p 'i, ro, j-f- --i vm 7,-"r ii and 'JlthhNIliiySu-J'LA.T. f end" loTenta tor .n,n,ii,c immjM. an(i packit of Flower or ' '-lahl E1I nlll h, , -, ft...- Ik oT""r f Am fmKrh Slt. f laoan 4 Bo., Newtown, Pa. iy - t i . V n wwi-jaxtaiiaiwasaBrya mt.Hijvwlir- , ' i.4t.MMtwuT-.i";.'j.. '(,:; .. tei.m'ajai.i.JiawwMmum'"""1 "" jj "WwaffiwawaaawiBBremia