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A JAi-.vjfKsi: Finn 1'okd. In this
country the wntor in tlio fishponds is
apt to become stagnant and kill the flsh.
.Hut oven In those which are fresh the
fish do not manifest any such playful
tuincne.s'j as do the flsh in the
artificial ponds of Japan. A Japanese
boy, being educated in the United
States, tells the following story:
On hi-s father's place is an artificial
fishpond. In it arc a great many fish of
species ho lias not seen here, that are
about n foot long, and very beautiful in
color and Joriii. xncy aro as piayuu
and as tame as the kittens on our
hearths. One of his favorite iunuc
lncnts was going to this pond and knock
ing on the edge of the tank with some
hard substance, to make a noNe, when
every head would be turned in the di
rection of tho .sound, and every fin cm
ployed in making for him, the fish ex
pecting some treat at his hand. If, to
tease them, he threw nothing in at first,
but nut liis cmi)t.v hand into the water.
with his lingers nil spread out, they
would all gather round it, and seize his
thumb and fingers in their mouths, till
ho had as many fish as he hud thumbs
and fingers, playfully snapping tmd bit
ing at them, as we have all seen pup
pies do.
But this paradise of the Japanese flsh
was often rudely broken in upon.
Wlionovor flsh was wanted for dinner
tho cook went to the tank and knocked,
and when tlie poor, unsuspecting things
swam up to her, she caught such of them
as pleased her, and before they knew
where they were going, she had them
in the pot or pan on the ffrc.
To Civil Lifi:. An interesting
event transpired at La Crosse, "Wis.,
where fifty Winnebago Indians, ha ing
complied with tho law in abandoning
their tribal relutions and adopting the
customs of civilization, made their ap
iHjaranco at tho land ofHce and proceed
ed to enter forty acres of land each un
der tno nomestcau act. Tlio land is lo
cated near the Black river fulls, Wis.,
and the Indians will at once occupy
their new possessions, where they will
erect farmhouses, establish schools, and
generally cast off tlio generic habits of
tncir race
In Detroit. A slim old chap and a
fat woman, husband and wife, from the
1'ast, were riding to a hotel from the
depot, in Detroit, when tho man caught
sight of the sun and yelled out:
"Wall, dam mo if thatain't cuius!"
"What?" she asked.
"Why, tlio sun's right hero on my left
liand in tho morning! When we're
home it's right over tho boss barn!
Wall, wall one's got to travel afore he
knows anything!"
A boy who luul stolon some apples
was forgiven for tlio rather ingenious
manner in which ho excused himself.
Tlio schoolmaster asking him what he
had to say for himself, the urchin re
plied: "Tho apples wore Tom's; I don't
know how hegot them; and now they're
mine, and ho don't know how I got
them."
"Ah, Jemmy," said a .sympathizing
friend to a man who was just too late
for tho train, "you did not run fast
enough." "Yes. I did," said Jemmy;
"I ran fast enough, but I did not start
soon enough."
PUBE - BRED
SPANISH MERINO
Slieep,
DIRECT FROM TIIK CKLKMtATED FLOCK OF
UUOItUK HAMMOND, Km,., of Vermont,
Burks, from $50 to 2."0.
Kyus, rroin $50 to 9150.
For sale by
JESSE D. 0ARR,
aa)U Oa'lan P. (.. Monterey lo., Cal.
P aUNTKH'K manual llnust-anrt sign Minting
graining, anilshliii, pollhlug. kaUomliilug, pa
per lug, lettering, staining, gilding, glazing, sll erlng.
glass slulnlng, niish pis of mlors, harmony, contrast.
ac, au its iionk oi Aiintanels, do,
lloi.k of Scrolls
nd Ornament. 1.
Carpenter's Manual, SI). Watch'
maker ami Ivutler's Mniimil. M Taxidcrmli-t'sManu.
al. SO. Simn maker's Mniuml. -!".
(lumc to Author
!IV Hunter and
hiu, 50. Lluhtnlng Calculator,
Trapper's Ouldo, iu 01 lNs-ksrllcr, or by mall.
KHHK HANK V Jt ro,. lpl Nnu St.. N. Y.
Bronze TnrKeys
It Oobhlcrs from S
to 'M months old,
22 to 40 lbs null
for sale now ,
liens 11 to
Eiubflcn Gccso
10 tn Ml pounds
per pair ut ma.
lurlt).
Hl.AC K
:('All(il DICKS,
IS lis.
nies, BrahiniiN, Leghorns, Uoudans, Ban
linns, etc.
JtCUS, fresh, pure, true to name; well packed, so as
In hatch alter arrhal.
For Illustrated Clniilarand l'rlce-I.l.t, address
XWX. 3G3TTJR.33, Nnpn, nl.
FBIIHICTN. HABHITH. I'KJICONN.
Please slate hern you saw tills advertisement,
MOUNTAIN BALM
The Great Oregon Remedy for
CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
AND OTIIEI1
UIhohhoh oi'tlio X-.ltllrM,
18 PKltFKCTLY IIAHMLKSS-CANNOT INJURE
tho most delicate. The pure synip-a beautiful
article pleasant to the taste prepared with great
carscan be had at both FltlKliMAN'S and COX &
JMU.T urup stores saieiu. felSIf
Notice.
CKAI.Kl) PKOPOSKLS for the sale of fiom SO.POO
ID to 80,000 1T3M. of
"7V O O X
Of twehe mouths' growth, and about 1,000 lbs.
f less growth, are Invited to be sent on or before the
1Mb of July lo J, FiyHIOK, OaKlaud, DougUs
county. Oregon. Saldwnid vt III he itelherwl at Wil
bur. Oakland, Yoncalla.Wd Dralu'a Station.
Oaklaud, June Ituh, 1S,3.' 3w
OH. B. Y. CHA8K.
BRBVKTLtCol., late Bargeou U.S. Yoluatcen, -OOc.
DuiUu'i block, w lUlr. NTT
jiiSir
Mrs. Rohrer's New Remedy
FOR THE X.UKOS
MEETING WITH WONDERFUL SUCCESS I
THIS PURELY VEOKTABLK REMEDY HAS
no equal in the relief and euro or C'oniths, Colds,
Asthma, ilronchltis, Cronp, Whooping Congh, Mea
sles, Ac. It has produced tumo remarkable enres.
Sols by druurlsts jfenerallv. Prepared only by
Mr. K. KOIIIIEII, Monmouth. Or.,
To M hom all letter of business should be addressed.
TILMON FORD,
Attorney and Counselor at Lair,
SALEif, OREGOX.
Ofllcc in ration's brick hulldlns, up stair". apl
JOSEPHUS HOLMES
IIAS .
TO-
BREYMAN'S OLD STAND.
Wholesale and Itctall Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
STONE AND WOODEN WARE,
CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE, CANDIES,
NUTS, RAISINS,
Tobacco, Cigars,
uannca .bruits,
apis
AC. AC.
dtf
BLACKSMITH SHOP
In Salem.
I nAVK OPENED A SHOP FOR
Blacksmith work, la Foundry block,
Salem.
Farm Imnlement. Renalred.
UOIlSE-HUOElXa, AXO
GENERAL BLA VKSMITMNG.
Especclnl Attention paid to
Mown.
April 24, ISTSraG JOHN KNIUHT.
OREGON
CANDY MANUFACTORY,
COMMERCIAL STREET, sALEM,
Opposite Brejman Brother' New Store..
American, German, and French
0-A.2NT33IDE3S,
Of every Description, manufactured dully
Arctic Soda,
ICE CREAM.
Kellogg's Oregon
THIS PLOW IS THE INVENTION OF A. B.
Kcllopr, of Kcllogc's P. O., Douglas county, Or
egon and he has received a United States patent there
for. This is not merely a new plow, but nn improve
ment that can be attached to an old plow.if desirable,
as well as constructed as a new one. It " consists of
a point, land-side, and share on the land-sldu for cut
ting under the land, constructed of one piece of sheet
metal, cut out In suitable form and bent In the shape
required." Attached, and part tf the invention is an
u-quireu. Aiiacueu, aim pan u uie invention is an
Slight cutter curved so as to cut the sod and gather
stubble or trash and guide it off to the right to be
ntlrely covered up by the furrow.
al
entirely covered ud bv
This invention has three distinct advantages: let
In belnc adapted to an old plow with little expense;
3d In laying the stubble in tho furrow to be ei tirely
covered by the earth; 3d The share on the land side,
which projects laterally, cuts under the next furrow
bud prepares u in case 01 roois or iern ior easy turn
lag as well as saves the wing of tho share from wear.
.. od miv. .w ti.u3 v.- , uu ruaio .uu n.m,
making the draft of the plow both steady and
ana nun
straight.
The DrODrletors Intend to hava a limited number
of their plows made by good mechanics, without
charge for royalty, to prove their value, and those who
uesire hi examine same, can ao so at unignrs black
smith shop, Foundry Block, Salem, or at L. L. Kel-
logg's snop, Oakland, Oregon.
Our improvement on plows will be mannfacrared
and for sale by Louis Miller, Albany; and by Irwin,
Macey, and Schooling, and Woodbury, at Ilarrlsburg:
and by Sloan Brothers, and Poludexter & Pugk, at
Eugene.
Address communications to
1. !, KKLLoisn,
March 10. 18TS. 3mw. Oakland. Or.
r. o. suimvan.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OPERA HOUSE, SALEM.
S. E. comer, at head of stairs.
folSr
WOOL WANTED.
JOHN W. GILBERT
If OSi
-AND PAY TIIK-
Highest Market Price.
Administrator's Notice.
kTHTIOR 1b lll.ri.1,.- ,l,..,t flt.ll ,ka n.1..vlnu.l l.a.
Order of the Hon. County Court, of tfio Count
of Marion, State of Oregon, appolntid Admlnl-trator
ui uio triuiu ui . o, ivinney, neceateti, laie oi sam
countv. All Person haiinr cliilms airulnst said es
tate ore required to prestnt them to me at IheotlHo of
oniem r louring jmii companv in me illy ol balem. In
said romii) within six months Irom the date hireof.
uateu Miiein, uregou Juue bin, lsj.
A. W. KINNEY.
Jellwl Administrator:
DRESS REFORM PATTERNS
FOR SALE.
BELIEVING thai much of the ill health or nomen
Is attributable to ill-coustructed and t'M w eighty
clothing, the Kiiiaiirliiullon Null " has been
arranL'tni with the lutenlliii of oroduelin; an under.
igannent which, by Its peculiar flluess and styles of
inanuiamire. nin proe atcvpiauie ami conuucivo to
tha health of all ho may n ear it.
Paltenis are carefully graded and arrangi'd for chll-
uren anu atiuiie
lly sending the following measures, CLOSELY
TAKEN, one may be almost sure to teiuru a perfect
rating pattern.
JIU8T MEASUHK;
WAIST MEASUHK: alfo.
LENHT11 OF WAIST UNDEli ARM.
A cloth model and descriptive circular accoraiuinlts
rach pattern, uhlch will enable a person of ordinary
ability to make a garmeut without difficulty.
Price, 1.00.
Mra. HVHTi T. CONVBRMR,
jelDml Orchard Bill. Woburn. ma.
JWi
A TBRY BKSIHAHLBBBSlaVBNCB
for sal. Inquire of
Dtt u. ju.
wwttttwffftttBrwiiWaVw
'. yjt
'Ifflpf t-""tr"itp "
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
Dealer In
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tobacco and Cigars,
COMMERCIAL STREET.
Salem. April SO, 1875.
d&wtf
LEO WILLIS.
(8UCCBSS0K TO WALTER JACKSON,)
mi
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
School and Miscellaneous
Stationery, and Fanoy GoodB,
MUSIC, and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PATTON'S BLOCK, - - STATE STREET,
Salem, Oregon.
SCoeps For J9ilo:
PIANOS, ORGANS,
Arlon, The celebrated
Chickerlng, ESTEY,
Emerson, and
Hallet, Davis & Co. , Mason & Hamlin
and other styles,
on hand,
at manufacturers'
in every style,
and
at lowest
prices.
prices.
Balem. April ! 1875-wly
Pinmier's Patent California Fruit-Dryer.
Patented Dec. 20, 1874.
mniS IS TIIK CHEAPEST AND MOST ECO-
ja. nuimcai, largest capuciiy, aim uiubi rprcuy uiji-i.
and gives the Imlt a better flavor, than any other ma
chine ever invented. 1st It only requires a shed to
work under. 2d It has boiler, engine, and steam
pump that can be used for other purposes.ln connection
witn ine uryer. or separately, au i ne cosi is (me
half less than any other of the same capacity, and
there is no danger of burning the fruit. A sample
machine Is in full operation at the factory of Spaul
dinir & llro , No. SI Beale street, San Francisco, Cal.
Semi for Circulars to
S. A. CLARKE. Salem,
Agent for Oregon and Washington.
mh3tf T. J. MATLOCK, Agent at Portland.
To Farmers and Others.
TMMIGRANTS ARE ARRIVING IN THE STATE
eery steamer In search of employment, ana
the Board liud difficulty In getting vacancies lor them
We therefore earnestly request Farmers and others
who rennire Pam Hand op ltthor of auv kind, to im
mediately communicate with us and wo will gladly
supply them with such labor free of charge on our
part, riease state me wages onerea, tue ciuss oi men
yon want, and for how long employment will be
given. The Assistant Secretary Is in daily attendance
at the Board Booms, Ankeny's Building, Portland,
from 10 to 3 p. in each day, U whom all letters
enoum uenaarvtsca.
W. 8. LADD,
B. GOLDSMITH.
H. W. UOKHETT,
O. LBINENWE11KR,
WILLIAM BRIO,
State Commissioners of Immigration.
SEVEN DOLLARS
BUYS A
NO. 1 HAND - MADE
-AT-
JOHNW. GILBERT'S.
VEATCH'S
NEW GROCERY STORE,
North side of Stato Street, first iloor
west of Van Wagner's Fur
nlturo Store,
IS THE TLACE TO
cerlcs. as I nald cai
PURCHASE FAMILY ORO-
cerles, as I ixild cash lor tho entile Stock, and con
sequently purchased them at the LOWEST possible
I am prepared to sell
Cheap for Cash and Ready Fay.
My motto is, " Ready pay, quirk sales, and small
firofils." By this means I can sell goods CHEAPER
nan any other house In Salem. If ou have a dollar
to spend, call and set that what I tell you Is true.
(W I also have ouie very nice and good PRINTS,
which i will sell 11 yard, to the dollar.
Salem March 18lf. J P. VBATCH,
WOOL.
WE HB IN THE
MARKET.
FAEKAR BROTHERS
Will pay the highest cash price fr
300,000 lbs. Wool.
ttajt
u-gsftt.:
it, s..
-3l!H.
WOOL BAGS
.AND..
CorXAl33. SO.OlS.JEI
AT THE
SALEM BAG FAOTOEY
AMD
T. Cunningham & Co.'s,
AT SAN FEANCISCO PItlCES.
Salera May 14. 1874. dAwtf
BOOTHBY & STAPLETON,
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Sash, Doors, Blinds, and
ETC.. ETC.
BRACKETS,
And all Kinds of Scroll-Sawing.
HAVING THE BEST FACILITIES AND THE
latest Improved wood-worktnz machinery to
manufacture the above articles, will offer Inducements
to customers. Also,
WOOD-TUBNING,
In all Us varieties.
Orders from the Country
Promptly attended to.
Office and Manufactory, cor. of Front and State streets
tanSB ' SALEM. dwtf
EODGERS. MEYER 3c CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
C1ARMERS' LINE TO LIVERPOOL
DIRECT.
1' !
Freight taken in lots to suits Shippers.
Liberal advances made on Produce shipped
to our Liverpool House.
OFFER FOR SALE
600,000 Grain Bags,
5,000 Wool Bags,
20 Bales Fleeoe Twine.
fel)27 dwtf
Sheep Cured of the Scab
Disease !
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL, UPON APPL1CA
tion, engage to cure Sheep having tho "SCAB
DISEASE" for
Ten Cents per Head.
Application bv letter or in person will bo attended
lo promptly. 8. COFK,
ap4t Dlxle..Polk re Oreson.
THE NEW
SEWING
AMERICAN
IWAOHINE
TRIUMPHED AT THE OREGON STATE PAIR,
havlngtairledoff the first premium as a Cloth
manufacturing michine.
Call early, and secure one of these excellent ma
chines. U. KISID, Agent.
Salem. Oct. 17. 1874. dawtr
LUCIUS BBZ.Ii,
Successor to J. M. Kkklrh & Co.,
05 Liberty !., - NBW YORK,
OoimitlNHioii Aeront.
FOR BUYING AND FORWARDING FROM
New York via Isthiuns. Pacific Rallroi d. and
Cape Horn, all kinds of Merchandise, and for the sale
or rroaw ts irom tne racinc coast,
for the collection
of money. &c.
ocistf
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
IVXHoliine Shop,
SALEM. .... OREGON.
B. F. DRAKE, Frop'r.
J'
TEAM ENGINES. SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
I Reapers. Pumps, and all kinds and styles of Ma
chinery made to order. Machinery repaired at a short
uotlce. Pattern-making done in all Its various forms,
and all kinds of Brass and Iron Castings furnished at
short notice Also, manufacturer or ENTERPRISE
PLANER and MATCHER, and STICKERS and
SHAPERS. Mav4wtl
FLO WER
Mpooner'a Prize Plover heeds
SPOOLER'S BOSTON
SEEDS.
VEGETABLE
SEEDS,
MARKET VEGETABLE
HEEDS.
Descriptive Priced Catalogue.
witn over iou illustrations,
mailed free to applicant.
W. H. SPOONEE,
Boston, mass
THE NBW IMPROVED
Mnt-iil
Bide Feed and Back
Feed.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM
PIE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED
SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
ItBi
If there ii a FLORENCE MACHINE
vlthln on thousand miles of Sen Fran.
cIko not working well, I will fix it with
out any expanse to the owner.
SAMUEL HILL, Agoat,
No. 19 New Montgomery 8 treat,
V. UUMU UUTtL, DUIUJirtU,
X, ux nuxoitoo.
T. OUNNINOHAM & Co.,
goat, Salem.
m
FLORENCE '
:nrrs
'3M&yr:
NORTH SALEM STORE.
W. X. WADE,
A T THE BRICK STORE, IIAS JUST RECKIY
A ed a full assortment of
General Merchandise,
Dry Goods,
Grooeries,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Calculated for the City and Country Trade. Boneht as
ow. and will !o sold at as SMALL A PROFIT, as
those who SELL AT COST. tSTOooAf delivered to
tnv pvt of the cltv free ol chatve. Nov8v
JONES & PAJTERSON
HAVE
FARMS FOR SALE :
AND
Buy and Sell City Property, .
RENT BOUSES,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
AND
Make Collections.
AosxiTS for
Mutual Life Insurance Company t
OP NEW YORK. t
Union Fire Insurance Comp'y '
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
KEEP ON HAND, FOR GRATUITOUS CIRUU-
lntlon, their " Descriptive Land Circular," aod f
'Descriptive Circular and Weather Record of Or- I
ejron." I
Office on irronnd flor, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
SALEM, OKKUON.
apl6y
Oregon State Fair, 1874
FIRST PREMIUM
WHEAT-CLEANER.
Tlio Oregon Gransrer,
INVENTED BY SAMUEL DAW. BENTON CO..
Oregon, and patented Nov. S3, 1673, received the
prize as fhe
Best Wheat Cleaner
Ever made in the State,
"Price, - - - gao.
0T" Will clean 100 bushels per day to tho man.
I shall Immediately commence the mannlactnre of
this machine at Salem and Corvallls. WM. LKAV-
1TT, agent at Salem ; BALDWIN CO. at Corvallls.
Or address me at Corvallls. oSltfl SAMUEL DAW.
Salem Flouring Mills.
BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
BAKER'S EXTRA, XXX.
SUPERFINE AND GRAHAM,
MIDDLINGS, BRAN, AND SHORTS,
CoiiHtantlj- on Hniicl.
HitrliCNt. Price In CASH
Paid for Wheat
ATALL TX3XEB8.
R. C. KINNEY,
Agent 8. F. M.
Sept IStf
Co
J. O. SHEI.T02V, DC. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SALEM,
Oregon. Ofllcc. front room on second floor oi
the N. 0. Parrish brick. Commercial strert. Bail
dence, northeast comer Front and Division strests.
Deinga graduate of the Physio-Medical, or Curtis
Coll' ge, Cincinnati, Ohio, v, e are purely refoim in oui
practice, discarding alike both mineral and vegetable
poisons 83y
STATE AGENCY,
Patrons of Husbandry.
New Market, cor. of Madison and Front Sts.,
PORTLAND, ... OREGON.
All Kinds of Produce
BT RECEIVED AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
ARTHUR
"WARNER,
State Agent.
PORTLAND, Dec. 17, 1874.
Brooks & MoFarland,
(Successors to French Co.)
WHOLESALE AND TAIL DEALERS IN
General. MerchandisE,
Corner of Second and Washington streets,
DALLES CITY, OREGON.
apSliw
KHTABLIMHED 1855.
Willamette Nurserv,
G.W. WALLING &.SON,
PROPRIETORS,
Oswego, Clackamas co., Oregon.
Growers of the Choicest Varieties of
FXTTIT TJUBX1 4L SBX.UaBSX.7
Particular attention given to Cherry, Prune and Planr
trees. 18t
People of the West Side !
TTE RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTEN
"T tion to our
Large and Splendidly Assorted
STOOK or
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
We bny at BOTTOM PRICES- will work CI12A"'
and can therefore sell at
Tho Lowest Rates!
Onr Motto Is
G1VB THE BEST VALUE FOR TIIE MONEY"
PAY HIOUKST PRICE FOR PRODUCE.
Come, take a look through our (tore, and buy trial1
MIL Onr LOW PRICES is our strongest argument.-
N. & J. D. LEE.
DALLAS, April 9.' 197&U
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