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Fanners' Debate in Douglas County.
Cow Cnr.KK Vaumy, March 12, 1S7.".
Mi:. Editor: The Cow Crtek Formers'
Club, mot Saturday evening, March Gilt. Tho
subject illscufwl wan "Will It pay to raise
wlioat In Oregon, for export." The Pros!
dont, Mr. Kaymond, said ho thought It
would not fay to ralro wheat for export,
thought that it was useless for tho farmers of
Oregon to waste thoir energies aud resources
In raising wlioat to send out of the country,
thought that everything raised ou a farm
should be fed to stock on the farm, thought
formers should patronago home manufac
tures and thus creato a market at home, for
our produce, thought that wheat raising
would impoverish tho soil, and if farmers
kept on raising wheat In the way they woro
doing now, a fow years longer, we would
have to roiuI out of the country for bread-
stuffs; thought farmers run to tho stores for
everything thoy needed; could remember
back forty yoars ago when a family of four
loon people lived on an outlay of ?U0 dollars
a year.
Mr. Mynatt believed Oregon tho finest
whoat growing country in the world, had
ftrmod in Tumiejso aud Missouri, but
thought Oregon (Ulead, far tho best; had
raised uood crop last year by sowing after
corn, wlthojit plowing; thought it would pay
to rulso wlioat for export, ovim at 50 cents
por buiihol.
Mr. Kiddle thought tho question of vital
importance to tho people of Oregon, because
wheat was the only grain uecxnild depend
upon lor export, 'thought that it had and
would pay farmers to ralso whoat for export.
Did not think It would pay at 50 cents per
bushel but the price had nveragod rojittld
erable tibovo that figure thought that Ore
gon should supply tho l'aclllo coast with
meats; but, that it would bo disastrous to tho
commerce of Oregon to cease to raise wheat;
that whiiatund wheat ulono ruvo Oregon any
ludepeiidenco in commerce all othor pro
ducts of Oregon woro handled In Han Fran
cisco; thought farmers nhould help to build
up a commercial pity In Oregon; boliovnd In
raising altorimto crops of corn and wlioat lot
ting sheep take the corn In II10 Held.
Mr. Pern did not think It would pay to
raise wheat, thought Oregon could not com
pete with other conntrlo', whero labor and
transportation was so much cheaper tbuu In
Oregon; believed Oregon liiriiiors should
turn thoir nttontlom more to wool jtrnwlng,
had known firm lands Impoverished by
ralhihg vhcat; believed thoro wore men horo
lo-ulght Unit would heo tho day when olght
bu&liil por aero would bo 11 good crop in Ore
gon; thought formers should p.Uronlze homo
mauufauturcs,
Tho President announced thosubjoct for
next meeting "Will It p.iy to provide sheltor
for stock In Oregon." illght now inembnr.s
woro admitted 10 tho noclely. The mooting
adjourned. Gi:o. W. Itium.i:,
Secretary.
Wheat by the Cental.
IIoi.a, Mitrcli 1H, ISr.
Mn. Kmiuit: As It wcinsnniiiiiinililinimil
ty Iliroiixliont (lit) country to ancdrtnln tlio
jirlotiol' whpi.tpcr litishel, wliun ulven par
contiil, I will ulvoiny wuj-of sltniillfylnj? tin)
m.itttr: Jtulr Multiply tho prlco pur cental
by tho niiinliorof ioiui(ls ir builicl, mill
crotHoU'llio two )I(,lit lmtiil llnrcN; It mat
ter mil wlnit prico per contal or wluit niitii
borol poiimlH jior bmlml.
AMiiiiiT A. Yaii:s.
Ml,ft'nKVIU.,:a.XAIBlKTn
HUM. I'Al'.NK.
FRANK nAIlhs.
FABRE & BARNES,
I'ltni'illKluiti) or 11IK
Central Mnrkot Coffoo Stand,
roi:r..i.yi, oimoox.
(lime. Fish, l'oulti), nml Fieh Meal. I'rhnto
rniiino for Families py- .liul the plan- lor an eirly
llreakfutt, orn l.iiiuh before the (lain leave In the
afternoon. laHd&Htf
CHEMEKETA HOTEL,
s,r.K.v, OIIKOON.
TIIOS. NJIITII, - . rroprl.-tor,
(Late of the Kraplru Hotel, Tho Dalles.)
H AVISO I.KAHKI) THIS .MAONIFICRNT 110
tel foi a term of jears, It lll bo my sole object
to plinso. C.V I'nu coach to tlxi IIoiim-
STATE AGENCY,
Patrons of Husbandry.
Non M.irUet, cor, of .MadUon and Flout 8t.,
l'OHTi.AM), - . . tm:;o..
All .':inciGof Produce
m- ia;onivi:i) and boi.n ox commission.
ARTHUR
"WARNER,
Stato Agont.
I'OItTI.KND. Dec. IT, lATI.
OEO. IC. STCDXX,,
Attoi'iMi.v jit, X.ilv
S.VI.KXl, OltKHON.
Ortlcn nr th Old I'iMirt.lIni,...
Drs. HALL &. REYNOLDS,
I'll) &!;!'. us una Snrsfon.s
fn(tfeM mires tm lu ili.l door alsnu to
if. x j. x. igr.
DKM.KXrt IN GENERAL MKItCllANDlSK.
corner of .Mill and lln strvd, '
ltIU, )rrui.
!lv. .rn.ir rii.lom. sod n isoiif.x, hh
IMI. K. V. (IMIIK,
BI'J'J'KI'l.t.lvi.. Uthnrvnii ij.a. Viliiinr -Offer.
DuitiU.'t UiaI, ap ,u:i. cT
vmwirztTrmwj'a-w
rw.aiiiLij.TrciTCTTreMaitri.i.ai:Mxagr.iriii
w. WBATnur.ror.i.
J. V. WXATUIllTOED.
Weatherford & Co..
Wholesale and Retall'Dcaler la'
drusjs, paints,
OILS, GLASS,
Patent Medicines.
. CHEMICALS,
Jt x :TTL"1 DQ3L O 3T 37
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., etc.
PUIIE. WINES and LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.
Medlcinea Compounded,
Prescriptions Filled.
and
Weatherford & Co.,
MaTft-v
Commercial street. SAIiK.1I.
SALERS
PLOW FACTORY,
Near CnpUal Sn 31111.
V. J. ADAMS, Proairlctor.'
AhMlliU NUMUHU OI'' UHST 3IAKK OF
I'Jow!, Tint ol" vnr'oH fln-t, minntfjctiuul for
tho ypMnu Inulf, mnl wlil be i-ohl on ppcclully cood
tiTiiii diuluif the nvxt ixty (lays. Also
Double Ghovel Plows,
Whoel Cultivators.,
and
AUniv Mori; In mndo rf the U'ryheKt mnteil.il, and
wininnied tn hu nfllri-i iuro woikin.uiglilp.
S.iIem,i'Ui. lU-:.'in
COSVIRflERClAL HOTEL,
SATiKJr.'OUKOOX.
"Wosl5;v Griivcw,
Tlin WELWtNOWX I, VNDI.OIID OP TnE
Ctiemi'kcia Hotel, ha Jeanod Iho Coiiimer
.'lal Hloti'l lot a ttrn ot er. auti hiiK n.
niuu anu le-iuiniMiiii ua' (.uiiio nliil win Kei-p It fee
und to no hiMifO in the btnte. lie (an accommodate
one liuiiilri'diind lllly mieita nln-r hl old etjli-. t-o
jon m-eil not fnr tnpi6 him tcall, fur hl Table
will be stiuplkd wltJi tin- Ht-nl tliu comitiy tidonli. .
Cliuives iu.noii'd)le. C'oino one, eomo a1!, teli i.
f TH2
NEW IMPEOVED
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING. MOSTSIM
PLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED '
SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
Aiwys inOrder andEsady.fcrWork.
W tbero Is ft TLOREXCE MACHINB
within cso thozsaai mi!oi of Ban Traa
Cisco cot worilss wll, I will fix It with
cut nay oipansa to tbo evau.
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
No. 19 Now Montgomery Gtrcot,
OltANI) HOTEL liUILUINO,
A."I FHAKCISCO.
T. CUNNINGHAM &. Co.,
Agents, Salom.
N. Y. TRIBUNE.
ONE DOLLAR AND TIIHEK IHT.S Wlt.I. CAY
rorliuTrltiniHi"Iortiiift-ar. Chertpn.ijKper
,U lu. IWMtlllJ
declltl
Now Is Hi" lime u stibfi ntw.
UAVfN, Au't'lll,
Oioumivul Mrxvt.
T. O. SXriAIVAXT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OPERA HOUSE, SALEM.
8, K, comer, at bead vt Ulr. feltj
FURS and SHAW3LS
J. Cost;
AT
HERMAK & H!RS?H'8.'
tfliOSBKOJB
1 11W"SS I
Bldo Feed ond Back Fcod.
C3rOCGL J?3"717'3
FOR THE AFFfAC'MD !
Mrs. Roarer's Hew Itymedy
POH THE LUNGS
IS 1IEETINO WITH WOXDEEFUL SUCCESS
THI9 now rocillclno ia pnicly vegetable, ami Is. per
fectly harmless, to tho most delicate constitution.
It Is mild and pleasant to tho taste, fiivlnc tuna and
vigor to the ueneral s rstem, whllclt soothes the throat
and lnngJ can'lnp; then td throw oil tho unhealthy se
cretion which ate thd canso of Irritation: therefore
being a very useful remedy In case of dry and trouble
rano congh. It has prodo -,ed some remarkable cure
in AStuma ana, .uronciiiue, anu iur v uoopiu-euujjii,
Measles, Cronp, Arc , it Is nncMUled.' TrV a bottle,
' n nuuie,
: Medicine
and he convinced that it le the iust i-uue;
In use.
Vrptisreil nnlv liv
-v: .'... . .1. r
-11113. JS. Jiuiu.bjf, .unnmoniD, vre;;on.
To whom all letters ot bulness shonld be addressed.
f& ror sale, rjy lirujurtsw generally. sew
NORTH SALEM STORE.
A T THE BniCK STOREV HAS JUST RECEIV
L cd a lull assortment of
General Merchandise,
Dry G-oodOj
Groceries,
Boots &,S3ioes,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Calculated for tho City and Country Trado. Doneht at
'ow, and will bo fold at as &MALL A PROFIT, ae
'.hose who BELL AT COST. rtf"Goods delivered to
tnv uart ot tho cltv free ot charve. Noity
ES. D. WSSajLrSAMS,
(Succcsivor, to Mercury Office,)
BOOK &t JOS
aS jfcBl
Over Watkimls' Harness Shop,
Commecial St., -
Salem.
ALL WORK DOXEWITII
3ffcaf xxess n Jtlsxtsbtiik
HAVING A Wr.LI, SEL1CCTED STOCK
of now material, new pieces, etc., J
would respectfully solicit anil hono to merit
u liberal Miaro of jiatronajie; and not.wish
inj; to bo outdone by titiv competitor, I am
prcpaied to do all kinds of JOliriUNTING
at tlio veiv lowe&t rates. spnt.D,'74:tf,
SOLDIERS'
CLAIftl AGEWCY,
WAR
No.:
3 vn
-I Montgomery Ulock,
3r"i-fiaa.ci(S c 3 .
AIKEX. ATTOUNKY AT LW. AND
. t'OI
'oninmnderof tho Uiiud Army of tho Ri-iinii.
lie In laiuornia ana raua, ui five prompt ntttn
tlon to tbecollectlim of Additional Tr.ivel l'.iy, now
duo CillfoniU and Neodi Vohujteeis dhcharped
more than three hundri'd nilk"finni home. Solduis
can dcend on tatr daline;. lufonnillou ;uen tree
orchnrjre. Whin iltlui: enchno stamp for reply,
anilstute company and regiment and whether jou
havo a disiluire. Congress his extended the time
fur tlllufr claims for additional Ito.utty under Act ol
July 2K, lbWI, to January 1S75. so all such cl.ilma mul
bo miide befoiu that tune. Original llouuty of 1(K)
has tccu allowed all Miluuteent who enlisted belorc
July "-d, 1W!1, for thnu 5uus, If nut jia'il tho same
when dischari;iil. Laud Wurniuts inn he obtained
lor sen Ices rtudered tefoie, 1.3, but not for servic
es In the late war. I'enslonx for late warui.d war
of lll oblaiiud and Increased when allowed for less
than disability warrants, but no pensions arc allow ed
to Mexican aud Florida war soldleis. State of Texas
ha irrauted Tensions to snnlvlnp eteians of Texas
Kevolutlon. New Orleans aud Mobile PrUe Money Is
now due and helui; paid. W. II. Aiken also attend
I n (leueral Law and Collcctluu llutincss. an9eow
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
Atiicliiue ftlii,
IALEM OREGON.
B. P. DRAKE, Prop'r.
TITEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, 0RI9T MILLS,
j Heapeis, Pumps, aud all Ktuds aud styles of Ma.
ehlncry maile to order. Machinery repaired at a short
notice. l'attcrn-tnaMni: done lu oil its nrloas forms,
and all Muds of Units and Iron Casting furnMudat
short noiUo, ANo, manuficturer of KNTKHl'HIS.J
1'LANKlt and MATCIlElt. and STICKEIIS lud
HI1A1KK MnUwtl
' SIIRUimKRY, Ac,
Fiin.u, laowiii:, a (;aicei:n sr;i:i,
At llitiiMia's So;tl Xjxt,
foitrsl Market, l'ORTI.ANI) or at his NLT.bEltV,
Eat IVrllai.d. My Nursery stoek is Urjjo aud com
plete. What seedi I do nut jrrow I import Irom the
most rellanlo seeilnou East, l'rl'is lejsoiuble.
Cuialojues tree. Addrvs. "
o-aml II. IIANSN l'ortlnml.
FLOWER
pixKcr'a I'rlic slirrii
srm).KK's liiisrox
M.iliSKT YKUETAULK
hKKHS.
Descrlntlxo IMei'd Cut.ilo-ue.
SEEDS.
VEGETABLE
SEEDS,
with over IV) illu.tr.iiuii.s
xilli-d ITiu id appllcuut.
W. H. SPOOJIER,
Boston, Mass
II JL CIUNDLKIU W. 8. EDES. IV M. LORO.
E. H. CHANDLEE & CO.,
NEWSPAPER
AovEinsqyKNT Brokers;
CHICAQO, ILLINOIS.
BIUOIWI AOHICVLTfTRAI.!
NBWBPArBIIB It ipocUltr.
Complete tiles for Inspection of advcrtUtrtj?
.vwSST
J.nts sent uwa apiukauoa,
?2s Jiv i
WUTBi
Fumitui'D rdamifactoiy,
D. W. PRENTSCE,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE SASH & ULIND
Factory of Cooie, Dennis & Co., at the Asricnltn
ral Works, Salem, is prepared to MANUFACTURE
OF. ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
ff
I!or the Jobbing Trade.
Office Furniture a. Specialty
ORDERS FILLED FROM
Black Walnut, Mahogany, or
Spanish Cedar.
All wood ned Is seasoned by the Ilnckley syitctn of
aryioi; Dy snpcr-neaiea tteum, ana warrautcu
r-heated tteum, and warrautcu nut to
snruu; alter leaving tno shop,
iop.
(Solicited.
Orders
Salem. lUr 18.13T4.
d&wtl
WOOI, BAGS
.AND.,
CS-IE'ijQ. JSaOlS.3
AT THE
SALEM BAG FACTOEY
AND
T. Cunningham & Co.':
AT SAX FRANCISCO PRICES.
Salem May 14. 1674.
diwtf
BQOTHBY & STAPLETON,
Manufacturers and Dealers la
Sash, Doors, Blinds, and
KTC, ETC.
BRACK5TG,
And all Kinds of Scroll-Sawing.
HAVING THE HEST FACILITIES AND THE
Hte?t improved ood-w orUnji machinery to
manuficturo the above articles, will otter iLdnccnicnt?
to customers. Also,
W OOI-XTJItNIlVG,
In all its varieties.
Orders from the Country
Promptly attended to.
O.lico and Manufactory, cor. of Front and State streets
iuni1) SALEM. d.vtf
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Front and Morrison Sts.,
POTZrJCX;AJSX.
V. FI.XVBOT, - - - SToprlctor.
rjlIHS FIRST-OLASS noURF. HAS RECENTLY
JL changed proprietors, and oirers the lines acrom
luodations to be lound In the city, and the best tables,
at the follow ln low scalo of prices:
Hoard and Room per day 1 SO
Moil 50
Hods 50
Suites of Rooms will he charged extra. Free coach
to and from tho cars and boats. Every attention paid
to comfort of guests. A fair share of patronage so
licited. fe-21
USTAItX-ISIIKO ISS.i.
Willaanett'o Niurserv,
Q. W. WALLING-& SON,
TROFRIETORS,
Oswego, Clackamas co., Oregon.
Growers of the Choicest Varieties of
r&xrzT TK.ar.3 & sektjsbsr?
Particular attention Riven to Cherry, Prune and Plum
treca. tt
Sheep Cured of the Scab
Disease !
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL, UPON APrJCA
tlon, engage tn cute Sheep having tho "SUAU
DISEASE" lor
Ten Oents per Head.
Application by letter or iu person will boatnde
to promptly. S. UOVP,
ap4tt DitW. 1'oik co.. trceon.
Stato Board oi Immigration.
TOR THE PURPOSE OK AFFORDING INFntl
i mntlon to Inunluranis aid Ittendls Immigrant
to Oie?on. now iu lot iyn lountrlcs and sister M t-s
aid forciiTnla'ttissnili lui'onuailou abnwd by this
lloan'., all prisons In thlt Mat" halita Farms and
Ijti ds lorMilonr Hint, or dosiroiiuf tormliu Colo
ul-s. will please forwMtd to till llianl as soi.ii a pos
slide detailed description of their Farais and uniuls,
I.oniliini, Price aud 'firms of Mile, or condition o
n-ntlns! andallpersonsdlrouofnbtali.lr!.''); leul
tiiralorilhir 1-ulioreis, w 111 pliaro connuuule.le di
rect with this lioard.
Hr iustruetlons of tho Conitnl'on'r of Immigration.-
WILLI M RK1I).
A State Coninls'Ionerof Im i ignition.
feSml
THE NEW
ssvrxxta
AMERICAN
IWAOniXifB
rilRIUMPHRI) AT THE OREGON STATE FAIR
X tmlngcurlcdotrtue fl.-st premium as Cloth
manufacturing r-iarhlne.
Call early, and secure ono of this excellent ma
chines. II. UEIU, Aseuu
Salem. Oct. IT. 1S74. '
J.XTOXUM BITTiTi,
?acce.or 19 J, M. EriLta X Co.,
5 Llborty (., NEW YORK,
ComntliMlou' uXjgawt
IOR BUYING AND FORWARDING FROt
. Nov York la I'thmus. l'actlc Itailroi d. and
Cape Horn, .ill kind of Merchandise, and tor the sals
of Products' bum tho Paclilc coad. for t ic colliitlor
fit aotci, .'
o.ii.f
EBOWEY TO LOAM
-ON-
JN SU1I3 FI10J(
$500 to $15,000.
sr yiiE
OUKGON AND WASniXOTOX
TEUST INVESTMENT COMTAHY
Limited)
SCOTLAND.
OF
Capital, - - $750,000 GoliJ
ntEsmEKT,
niBht nom THE EAlJL OF AIRI.IE, It. T.
Oregon local Bonrd.
OOLTlSMrm. Esq i rorfland
TOIIN MtCKAKEN. Era i ......l'ortlan.l
1i
SOXALD MACLEAT, Eq.,.....r Portland
AppHcanta should state tho'Amsnnt of Money De
sired and the Time for whlch'ft Is Wanted. The lanii
offered as seenrity shonld alio bo PlalnlylDescribel,
civlnafiilMlljislons, section, township and ranso In
fnll, desciihingils cencral cliaractcr. whether uplautC
or bottom prailc, or timber, with Fnll Statement oj
all tho Improvements thcrcouj alto the owner's esli
mate of it-Cash'a!ne.
For lnrthcr partienlars anply to
W1LUAM JfF.ID. 3faiiaKcr.
11 First street. Portland.
JOBU B. PILKINGTON, M.D3
OCULIST AND AU11IST,
fOrriCE Dckum's Block, TORTLAXD. Treat
as specialties ull Diseases of the Head, and parties,
larly those oi tho Be, Kar, Noso at d TliruaU Cross
live' bfalchteni'd. Artifictal c?ves '.l.scriMl
NEAR and rAR-SIGRTEDNESS and IMPER
FECT VISION of every kind, scier.tillcally treated.
Dr. Pllkinj.'ton horehy inforrcs the many peisons who
have dnrinr lhe past two s tars consulted him for re
lief of imperfect vision, that be hes at lenpth rereiv-
td full set of TKIAL I.tNES. and Is prepared to-
irescribe tho prcptr irlassed to correct the parlour
defects of vision. nihA
1, V. MEHL'DlTit. N. It. COLKY.
Successors to Smith & Meredith
dgjD E Z9T T X S T &,.
DENTAL I100MS AT THE OLD STAND,
faccond Floor, Grlsu old's Jllock,
Opposite tlio Jlanh. SAI.KH1. OI!K:ON-.
Oregon Stafte Fair, 1874
FIRST PREMIUM
INVENTED liY SAMUEL DAW. 11ENT0N CO..
Ouirou, andpatenttdNov. S3, 1S7J, received tL
piUo as fho
Best Wheat Cleaner
E er made tu the Slate,
Price, - - - 30.
t37 Will clean 100 bushels per day to tho man.
I shall Immcdiitely commence tho manufacture or
this machine at lalein and I'onallls. WM. LEAV-
ITT, asjentati-alem; 1IALDWIK x CO. at Contllle.
Or address me at Corvulds. ioJStfl SAMUEL DAW.
Salem Flouring Mills.
BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
BAKER'S EXTRA, XXX.
SUTERFINK AND GRAHAM,
MIDDLINGS, BRAN, AND SHORT,
ConHtaiitly ou Hiiml.
Hij-liefsfc l'l'ico in OASIS'
Paid for Wheat
ATAra times..
R.
C. KINNEY,
Sept IStf
Acont S. F. M.
Co
J. C. SHE3CTCH. 2W. 23..
P3IYM0IAN AND MIURF.OISI, SALEX,
Oiecou. Olllce. 'front loom on second lloor el
tho N. 0. l'airlsh brick, tommeriial street. Resi
dence, northeast corner Froht and Division t-treets.
lklmra Ktaduatc of the rh)elo-Mi-dlcal, orCurti?
Collide, Cincinnati, Ohio, wo aie purel) lefoim lucai
practice, dlscardini; uliKe both mineral and vcnnbls
poisons S3y
THOMAS CROSS,
Xnajaortox mxd Broodor
..or..
Long Wool and Southdown-
..AND.. .
Full Blooded Berhsbiif
SWINE.
TTTILL SHIP PIGS AT 910 EACH, DKLIVER
TT edat tholiepnt, and variant tbcm to uiveirood
satlsfacilou.
A FEW CHOICE YOUNG SOWS In pic to full
blooded Pours. hirh I will sell for $20 each.
Grain or Purk.ulUua ULen luiwiuent, iltllvereu
ifter narvet.
Those reci-lvint; them ho may not bo satlsiled can
return them at my ejpei.se.
THOMAS CJtOSh.
Salem. Juno 4. IK7J :,;
T!M WIRE, R2i'CS.
Ill pot 3Jut cp mrLo the
il oc's .N 00 tSoi e.
HnrvldL'jrrtTU-BloT- 11 ttim-i
Ul3BCr.$I.00i llnUlL23,ior
yy " 4 fopprraa iimcc.
CV8.S Tcngv Sl.&5i fcT maaL
u.
- - w ' .! i fcsiisj
Administrator's Notice.
milE nnderslcned havluu' been appointed adrnlnl
X trator of tho t:ate of ilei'rj McLau!;h!iu, de
ceased, all persous haiini; claims atalust lhe salil
estaiu arc required tu present them, with, the proper'
inacher. Mllhln six mouths front the dalo of this no
tice, Ik the administrator, at Sllverton. Marlon etinnty.
0r?r?,u- , PillUp T. HICKS, Adm'r.
SiUerton.-Jan. S, 1S73. 7w4
SEEDS !
PLANTS I
Flotrcr and Vegetable SEEDS. Bcddluc
and HUfcK.NltliU."K 1'LA.NIS. brud 10 iiul. lr
Dcscrlpthe Caialo.-ne. and a packet f I'lnm-rrr
Vivla'de SEED- mI ba sei.1 inc. T. CiturAu
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