Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, September 24, 1875, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textj -a . w 1 m di wj th' wi CO th1 tu1 f : 80 nil th' th io CIIJ m elf of th fn Hal nsl brij 4 fol mi we; (lit thJ I th vtf iin we" BIO ::l 11(1 ?I SSI Mil wi vnl ' -lAf I brl BhP lift?, tin" foiY "I toe I0' Sho W jth J HUB chij ,coll UUl, mo, off II H por. her It. pre, ir 00i, Jot if Mil" mil ItuI lit nil l UIC III! ftal BE in' hi! fbr io! I'i D LitI I 'J jrl" PI Roll llif :tj B WILLAMETTE FARMER. dotation of Crops wsus Kcpcatcd Crop ping. Editor tt'lllBinoMi- Fanner: To propose rotation of croi, as prac ticed by the advanced farmers of eastern Pcniiiylvunlii ami other plaeeH, may be premature (at this time) for Orcgoii--yct there imiat he n beginning for all things. It will rcqtt're many short articles to do this subject justice, also an abler pen than mine; yet in this 1 will endeavor to give a little of my obf-ervatkm of, and the comparative success of, the two sys tems of farming. About tifty year ago, there came from Connecticut two brothers, who settled In iho famous Genesee valley, and bought farms adjoining lands owned by my fa ther. The brothers wero men of integri ty and energy, yet dlilered widely in their vii-wrt about farming. The elder vas for dtiving it on a large scale, and in tfuvor of tilling the. greatest number of ceres with the least practicable amount of labor, al-o of raising nothing but wheiit for market, and depending upon i.r. miim-i'tit. Iiiexliaustibk: fertility of the soil to insure hid crops. On this sys tem lie met with some success for a few years, and added to his farm by buying i.,.i nt- lit m.lirhbnrH. but in time his crops became short, his land foul-Canada HiMh'S red root, and oilier foul veg etation clinked out ills wlieiil-and the w,n r.-.n tii'Piimi! cshausted, and, alter twenty-live years or loll and many dis sipixilnlnienK he sold out, nod moved faithcr wist, in i.eaivh of l:vsli soil, but with limitid means for m.il.ing such a home a--his industry and energy merit ed. The success of the yoimju'r brother M'as widely dill! lent I Io advocated u tlioiounh systi m ol'etiltui", iih rotation of ciops, also the necessity of making and s.vviiig all the manure pobsible lo Jtccp up the fertility ot the soil. Ills thorough notions oifaiining were un popular, and many laughed at him anil prophesied his I'.iiiure. Still Jio persever ed in his counte, and became a truly j)iospeious fanner, anil when heavy in terest compelled his elder brotlierto sell, ho was able to pay for his impoverished farm; and when tlio lands generally about the country were so impoverished , that a wheat ctt was uncettain, and eeldom exceeded lilteen bushels per acre, this methodical tuul sy.tcmatic farmer was reaping better crops than he raiseii M'hen the land wa, new. About tveuty years nun paid him a visit, and he in fornuit mo that on his old homo farm his lightest ciops o' wheat, when tlio land was new, yleldud from twenty-live iothlily bushels par acie, and janged 1'ion. thai up to forty-live bushels, but jiow on his old improved land, ids cum moti crop was forty-live bushels per acre. Thee-oiis ho u-uil for rotation wureecnn, oats, peas (sown broad' ast), and clover. The latter was cut for hay the first year, nnil pastured the nrst, and the tlilit! year the clover sod made the corn crop. He fail plowed his land for spilngorops twuhe inches deep, and subsoilcd for corn. J 'is peas were towed in April utnl ctimo ul' in .lime, which gave tliiw to manure Mio giound and lit it for fall wheat, 'lis corn, ou(h, ,pcas, and liny verts all fed in his stables, hog pens, and hcop yui'li), and there, .together with lilsMr.iw, tamverted IntotUo best of ma nure. Owe hud of stall-tVtl manure s worth sover.il lo:nls of manure made from lean mid poorly-fed aidnials. lit infoi mivl una that his beef, , pork, wool, mutton, butter, and cheese (pald him a hotter prolU than his wheat, .besides en ttblinfliim to keep his landi'n a high wtate of fertility; and about twenty yeais ago, when mo' t of the onoe fertile lauds tt his neighbo'hood were eiearly spoiled Ity bad f.iriJiiUf his farm was producing inure abundant oiop llitui .when flrt (Cleared of Uicliiiber. The liiu iieui arises. Will tluinugh illlngi'siiul :v)tat;jn of crops pjy iin Or fgon .' Mo-.t uu.'oubtedly, it inxpeily and thoi (Highly pi.seticod. I do not expect fni m tr gouemlly to adopt tlio iniit advanced views ulMixm ing. Su ii i'niprovomeutd must ciuiu by tiow Oegiecs; yo, if svl"" "' 'h'' ;o"t .advanted llilnkcrs iiuiou your farmers will uicko a begiunin,v, and leport .tlio result fr the bcnctlt of your readeis, others will bo likely to follow tlio jtruwi woik. I. is said that ti'o man who can better system of farming and more im proved machinery, my highest umbltion will be gratified. If business enables me to continue my correspondence, I will give my observa tions of the two systems of farming, in eastern renusyhania, Delaware, New Jersey, Marylaud, Virginia, and Illinois, The experience of the past should be a guide to the wise, of the present and rising generation. Mm iiaxic. Portland, IK) ,;enti Is fully op to what they should pay. f We do not lesru that any other parties re in the market here. It is said that wheat is now being hauled to the river bore past warehouses ttullt on the railroad, to save the higher rates charged by rail over the river. The railroad has reduc ed its charges about 'JO per cent, at points re mote from the river, It Is said, to prevent this being done. The Oregon Wheat Crop for 1875. Every indication point? to a probable In creased production of wheat ror the crop Just harvested. Here In Salem the receipts are very greatly in excess of those of any former year. Last weak we mentioned that the re ceipts were 250,000 bushels again3t less than ICO.OPO bnshels the year before. Not less than 00,000 bushels will be added by the time we go to press. The rush of wheat to market elsewhere corresponds. Oervais ha already all her warehouses full, and whfift Is being piled out doors. Probably the same rush is prevailing at all points in Marion county. At Albany the influx of wheat Is beyond all precedent. A friend who was there on Monday states to ns that the Farm era' Warehouse there took In 15,000 bushels that day and they thought the total receipts In town were towards 40,000 bushels. That may bo a high estimate, but it is evident that Oregon has more wheat to sell than ever be fore, and our fannersare Improving this pleasant weather and the good roads to placo It where it can be easiest shipped and dis posed qf when the time comes that they are willing to sell. Wheat Receipts at Salem. Mar!. Lane I,' London, Spt. 20. The From the Ortronlan. WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIB. Hll.i-snolio, 8pt. 10, 1875. The rain began to fall Bbout 4 o'clock a. in., and up to the present writing kept coming down handsomely, so that the track, of which bo much has been said, has received a handsome soakiuu; and myself, in company with the board of directors, went round the track to see for ourselves the condition it was in, and in all truth, backed by the board of dlrsctors, I must say the track is not halt as bad as represented. From the eutranee to the track down the back stretch, the center Is hmev. but Inside and out is as hard as auy of our county roads, though springy under neath. From the second quarter home the track is in as good condition or better than I over saw It since tnero nas oeen a iracK, and we defy contradiction, the stories ped dled around for the Injury or the society to the contrary notwithstanding. The shape of the track does not suit trotting men in that the corners are not raised sutnelently on the ouUide, but it should be recollected that it takes money to do these things, and the so ciety, like individuals have to do the very best they can under the circumstances. Trot ting mrn, llko all other classes of persons, are busily ongigod talking up their interosts and working for thoir WAnts, which is con ldnrcd by tattlers as a wnr on the society, which Is wholly untrue. Work on tlm ground U lelng pushed tor ward lis rapidly us powiblo in eery depart .., . 1.n, nil tlii.irru mdV l.n roitllitmuU ff.l llflljtt m. luni nil j," ""'., .,. v..... ..-" .". , j--.., ....,, , - - - ...,., .Iin filr. Tim wells aie Doing cleansoil, , r s this evening ass iue '"im "uf " "" hnlldtnuH erected, pens mid stock sheds ro- i of the corn market for the v.'ruk: Tho la't p.rfd for tho reception of animals, and every , jMtherings of the harvest iu tho south ot t-tT.rt iniida lor the accomodation of all. , Kngland have been woll c;ured. lhe usual IlyliPH and HlRham arrive to-day, bringing I oonserjuenee has ensued, and reduction iu thol'rlull sublei, including Foster, and Iu the prico of wheat has been unlvers.il, s.iy cviveraAllou with agenth'tnan today I was ft-inn one two shillings per quaitor. vj our Informed that CHchoIh would reach tne uanes tonight, In all probability, and come down on tho boat on Monday; that was tho under standing between him aud Coggan b few (lavHsifri.'. On Saturday Mr. T. A. Otvis and Mr. John Oroeu came out on a flying visit to the Society grounds with Mr. Used, and lam in formod that Mr. Oreon has taken lots tor the erection of largo water aud gas works; also Mr. Davis for the Unest drug-store cm the coast, and I suppose it Is so, for I have the word from two very respectable men armed with hatchets, Altnnt :iOO nersous wore out on the irrounds on Sunday, strolling about to see what they could see, whilst the secretary has been beset fnr'tNvo weeks past lor stands oy persons from all parts of the state. Mr. lUilnv. a resident of tne Sandwich Is lands, cin8 out last week with a view of purchasing a running srauion, ana piuaeu Mr. Itood's "Autocrat," and thought he would -givoK'01) for him as a runner, but when he was informed that the horse was a trotter, and that Mr. ltoed would not trade oven for tho whole Islands, he left in a (lis-irus-t, ihouirh ho bad a chinico of buying Younu's "Will lilgham," or -'AUlo," or Mr. Srojiclns' " Jclc Miner," either of which would have been a good selection for that placo. & CO., ttt ik tktt xw Titn"nT UAvruuA) .a"w OSXGCXJ, FORT I. AXffJ), OPKKII FOB SALE A FfU. 11NT. OV ,,vfrtJ A(TRI V V LTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At tlie Lowest PrlcjeK. bOI.K AOKSTS FOB TIIK CKLEUKATEII .inHM DEERE MOLINE PLOWS, rf2?fc KIWUII1U I - - , "Which combine lhe greatest strength with extreme Tightness mm diirabiii- tTi MJivrr-lTTl i , k-All tho JOHN UKKJiJi -UWiajMr. ftQJ?TTS'E.IIiLi PLOWS arc now niado with u I'.itent llloek L-" "-- . mid Welded Frog (n now feature), and have -C-SSSSSSf; Extra Hardened Shares, as well us Hardened '"'SJ arould-bonrds. lire re Sulkj I'low. Dt-crc niiu llo. THE EERE SVTKY AND GANG PJWJlft fe " mS.BS mdooked-for .nceossi.ry County of our 8tHl. and Territory, wi: Aitr; ackxts ron iiik celehuatcd Schuliler Farm wagon. jS&La&lik VJl '" '- i-Kurs llli Spring t'tal and ltnllerllrnkc: VWWLVAV' ti,.v. ii.chI,l,-!1t2!...rS.UW..Ron ' feat?S, imhok. i ure bm. n, m. Ha tvi. Axiw. i.nr !? t.-l V T?iK-r -V-A -- ' - JJ,ick St.il 0.so23.treJ lor BUCKEYE GRAIN DRULS AN'D SEEDEKS, 1 ucLcye Cider MillG, larm Willis, ao.se. SKNU I'"OK Sl'iX'IAL CIltl'L LAlts. Tura,.uu lmwnvflr. Hro onlv one shilling aud cl nn,.u olw.Vi, thORf, Ol lASt VOftT. IllOrO OIA iruuvv -x . v seems to bo little room, on a scanty and poor crop, for further depression; nu as uiunoy ( goes begging, It may find profitable vent In , the corn trade. The Kronch claim that the growth has exceeded their wants bv aboul. three million quarter, but the fact that Freuch farmers are more reluctant thau our selves to give way, continue the Impression that the estimate in erroneous. The Paris .narlral Una llMUl StHUllV tor llOUT ROj 11116 wheat, though It is about a shilling easier i trr itiiAi'tnr nour in luh urwvui.-o-,. ... .. . beeu very little change on the (joutineut gen- 11.. rr,i.Ha i... Umi lint llfr.ln movement. urniiv. audio www- . ,i. M..W, in antriA nlarns in Gpruianv UO- Idk firmer aud In others easier. In Holland , i. i... ,.! .i...no,i bIiIIHm.': in Bel J.I...C i..n., il,..f i,ii. In Hunirarv. with bet- i -A w XJ&U. U.JLAHJ r,JA.'Sl) WILL LAST TWICE AS LOJSTG Denniark. Uoldera at uaesa aim uhihhuu ; Ag EITHER, uigner jinuus. Sept. IT, 1ST3. I WILL GUARANTEE THE EUBBEK PAINT All other circumstances being equal, To Cover More Surface per Gallon, TWO-CO.IT ivohk. THAN THE ATLANTIC LEAD & LINSEED OIL, X" w m.t37- AVEKIIil, I2r CJia."t- More THAN THE CHEMICAIi PAINT, 21. San I'raiiclhco ?IarUel. IbY TELIUIIAI'II. Han Framlrco, bep1. Flciir-Ulty briuit" extra, jobbing, B ij'i M Wheat-frl SWI 9; noml fUlpplni;, aloufldu. frS. iliolcc inllliiw, -' "32 U7vi K('.1 bhlpiilns l'r-(.Uti-t'iltuila) al ii, (Ivlrmt'd bcriMinit UiKUmt at option if bnjir- Uarlcy-OM bay lntwlns, l "J; feed U t J1 Ji7 1 r. e.itrt-Kalr, 1 .i lU'a, 1 1 lo 1 W; KOfl to choico When properly iipplietl. without iieeiina, cmekiiiyr, or chalking oil". if IE Hill FIIT ! HIS Bill TO ST I.EA73INQ Spanish MmtiNO llut'ics. The Dallc-n Moiwltihiirrfnyfn Wo aie glad to hear that Mr. Hammond litis found appreeia- lt.i. lmvi.ru 111 litis! f.ttv .mil V'lf.tllltV fill- the Inige band of Hpaiiish Merino buukw i hv, ''' !l- lately brought from hla home in Vee-1 J -f la tolP. niont. (Irowcrh of wool will undoubted-! B.rHir"r ly fiel much eonlidenet' in tint, importa tion on llnditig them puruliacd so large- HOUS7! 4 WD CA.EHIAGE PAINTERS OH THE OOAttT, Who Will 00EE0B0RATE, if nocessary, by sworn Statcmenls all JL claim in the above. SALEM MAEKET MIWWP II V ly by Messrs. Wnldron A- Co., lieezly a I lili,alTlmi.k, buyliib-, U: cilinhM-'i. Son, l'lpyd, WalUi-r, Kliiiu-y, ami others. NVo unuersitaiKt tuai wntii are nui muu hi .. Fl.OUIt, URA1K Jtc. u iiih(uiuihi mv muu iuv inn . a few days will t'o up the Columbia with j Wheat. be.twhiio. V inwiie ; IwolotB bound lo Willow Creek. Mr. "nfu'fieTv'K'-.'"'-"'-" ' Hamnioud returns tit once to California. yiour, best, W sack, (M lurrcl) glKI KovLTiil unnlk'atlouM have been made to Mr. Hammond by parties here to bring exit u ear toad of bis bebt ewes with his iut load of bueks, with a viuwof lireeil ing tlio best here. This is u move iu tlie right direetinu. Id. ltaymonil, of Cow Creek, Douglas eoimty, has Mild a line young horse to Mr. "Watklns, of "Wasco county. Tills lioree is only two yi-.irs old, yet he pulls down the senles to li00 pounds. Ho is of While Prince stock, aud sold for tfllll!. Mr. diavmoud lias a eolt a year younger tliaii'the one sold, which he claims to be oiiimiJ" tho llncst iu the State. So says (he JWniiulealcr. tote so . (Oil l MiuLwheat Flour, V 8 Urau, '$ ton H tWSJ .. Shortii, V ton " "ji OllCako Meal, ton J5 l)0J.... .... ?13R.. TVn-o -Point ic anT T cfz TTS JWTiRT'PS OThT-V. nor do dealers in rubber Paint ask consumors to uso tho Kubber only, but 'SUGGEST TH.AT YuTJ THY tho other Mixed Paints now 1 on the market, and decide for yourselv03. Wo propose to LET IT STAND ON ITS OWN MERITS. j JOHN HUGHES. Salem, duly Hi, 1S75. their entry irmful of Where ten men vill lay down lives for a ttomuii, only one will btr u .bucket of water or sin hvd, Km. Moriow, of Wiihhiiigmu dnnitv, tln Nlifd hit. lutrvcsl )at wtiuk. Ills u ht'.it went 27 bt-fctiaks iir ncr. A ptrty oftliro ui(iuliv llnly dlscovored Sold faiucor mines on n snntll sttuam tbitt lio.idHupatt Mount Hood. Tito ilroitrihiiiK in a hoot is tho last. TiE. flfiHKEys. The Wheat Market. . i.... . ..t... -. .......i t.-v irl'itll U'lllU'U viu hi i .. y b - T,10 ,,Upllt.,10 w. ,mlliM, plve correct in no grew .uuiuri.., iiiki cm. .-.. ........ forlust!(m ,- ,,, i,;ilropui giaiu iiwrkrt, lo M, 1ni pttlilie nonuiaeior; ami " wliluh u rti-ed by th rut.li ol HiippHeo arnii .-rvvki comnu'Ucc a thorough sy. ,() uor,h,o. Tliro U no roiwou to fear tbu eiu of io'.itlni' crops aud luauutin 0 mtket w ill jvrnmiieutly be deprwwed, ilielr l.tn 1, i-'id thus lead the way to a ! wid thoro no-er waitttiiuti when those able lilhcr ht.ni.lard of fnuuln.g. must bujsj10Ul thoir wlwat oould do so to better ad- ilacil ilium the record of jnibllu loiu- vkutiw to tlrumel(Js, both as to the hope acUuv. I H tpJiat nioro noble tailing can of fuillxlng morn in ond, and Io to pro- n uiiiu be eiKjagedV (;overor Louis j Uh the nirkett H8eut from a ruh tbt JUiwcdf Mary haul, uwiHn my that the wouM InraramsdvMM infriegbu to dU. Jlfoof uiarmeras theouly lirotit . ib. jpiilleuiHi, In which "I'll toi 1 liartlb . BUe then,, bus beeu concur, i have Uvn mai'tically engaged . .KrtteulnU Wo do n hear or auy Iin- iu farminj? most ot my life, lucoiitiuetlou I porHnt lw,,SHutioiis at Jbt price. Here Iu with tlm Jliwntlotl ainl llinnufnetlU'o f i yA0li, (U0 Mmirlng Mills Company reduced jigrliMiltural ninehlntiy, and fauuinx Is l(l0 Jirjft, CIl Tiuitsday to M i-eula per the hiihliii'K ill which I Unil tlio mot ' i,uhol, and py e.isli. It lias lwn reirtod Millil enj. ynjv'.t. Xi Ji;lut anihltloti tlmtthoy uinr ta puicli.ivi ou thirty iU.i, ut iiies nt is lee i:n a fjiorongh f.um- in-, it m iutru. Tlift Cmninny claims to er. If t, ' 'o t, !n lui.iible way, tohotie- ia b.ic'utuMl.MOi turn Ioup. Ac- ,.. . ,.,i..fi. . i i. ki I ,i .1 n rni , nn.i r.i ' 11 i'h IU.WVHM .. ,v.v -. -. w., ...... .-- Klir Seed, per 1 Uy, ton, now baled, V ton GltOOERIKS. Sni;r, 8u Fruncisco reOned, V bbl.. Itilxiul crushed powdered tfrnuuLited Slnip.lS Kal". To.i.Jaiuii. V " Impeilal Cofleu, Costa Jtlca, V B lilo Kono Jai Salt, Carmen lnlinl, porewt Liverpool, coarse dairy Bay .. rxa u .. lOOlSH .. ..Ulltf .. ll 15 , . ttt no .. 5ital uo .. 2.Vil CO . i& . . .. s.Xj) .. iSci .. 3.- .. r)l mi .. ..1 511 .. ..&-i-a t)i w W. WCATUEBrOHn. J. VI. WEATHEKTOBn. FnUITS. vnUKT.MU.CS, c. Applcf, driid.t) lb rn ichu dried, ty tt. IMums, ' . rtam. 7.X' 1 1 -l'iar, 73o. pr In..-. lie ma, V i1 I'DUloes, V buehPl, new Onion?, V dblUKt., V di -). BUTTEit. r.aos. c. llutt.T, frcfbrolla, H tt packed ' BS. V dozen.... Cheese Oregon prime, V Lard, V lb I i t El! a nt 1A .. ;.vii rci A .-"ii'it.1. -jvs 3a 15S4 lWt4 OILS. Ac. Llnfwl OU, boile.1, V Ballon J '? raw, " ...1 IiVj.... I.anl Oil, aallou 1 ;M1 S CualUII. '' , tl5S.V, Neattfool OU, V ifal '" Tallow, V 2 " 10 LKATHKlt, .to. (Corrected bj J. W. QUtwrt, dealer, Salem. Harnef Leatber, V s hUrtlnc Leather, " Brlrtto Leather, priWc.. French Calf pr dot Fr.tich Kip, pr do.., Cl. and Oroson Calf ' . " Kip " .. Sauta Crnz Solo, pr ....... Uldea. dry, erven Deer SWIna. dry, pr. urtiKa. -- Sheep JVlta., 2.15. 10 V(87H 4 .V(CS ,V) ..I.VffT3 . Ma a ssa fxi , sa ii 4& SO 1 lWM M nva in sk.-ao $?. Weatherfgrd i So., Wt'oteale r.nd Itewtl Dwilnrs in yilUtr5 FaiBib, 1 OSUS, GLASS, Patent Mieilicmes. CHEMICALS, per arxa. in 02. i TOILET GOODS, j Etc., otc. 1PURE -WHTES and LIQUOHS, For MedU'lni.1 purpwer. Mediclnos Compounded, aud Proscriptions Filled. Weatherford & Co., MbtS- Cimmrtial "treet. HA .Kit. FARMERS ..of.. LINN AND MARION! rrriLL please take notice that i am NOW PnEPAUKD TO Buy, Ship, and Store WHEAT & OATS, AND CAltKV ON A General Warehouse Business At inj Warehouse at SALEM AND MARI027, At etch of whl.li j.lareii I am prtiured ti nny thi: VOK IJRAIN SACKS VUItSIMIKU. ,t(H;u:ccs mailc ou Cosilt';ct;(M. J. m. JOHNS. iaini, niur. U. leT5 tf Steamer OHIO, j - - 1 TUK iflhtltnt OHIO ViT.l. 1 tiEsr !Li2 ''V iiji. ii.lv. f.irnur, by l'.v lurUu n( l.n.itf.trll..llil l,r Nkl.'lll B-Crsrtii. JIUMi.l. ..OM.-NU lNII?'i!.A o urn v. K, ' Z " '" l '" T.T: I-Vi-kvUf, W--? "" J i'flo.1 s'tsv.r, ": o'' : Mrw. Ir. JT. Ford GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DISEASES " knovrn a Viunlc WeaUiiem. Orticeeorner of Court and Capitol etrrett, SAT.FM, Oiv.mii. el8U Copartnerofiip. JOHN VINTU. WALTKH A I)AM. IV.1NTO & ADAPTS, Hitpniris or MEKIXO SHEEP, rilAKR pleanirrt In ollerln? to the Wooll.rowers ot I. Uncoil and the adlilnln?Terrltor..K the chiiirv turimliapj Tlli)ltOl(.llIIKKl) Jlrltl.M)-., nil a riirlnc pirtle lit-icu-it Ur they tail, and Milt en demorio hell t:U. en ot llie arne .iii.i;i and aliiH.i. Hl'l'll HIRVl'KI! rtTI thin .!.. lean p.i--lhlj bo iinportil. 1-xatiiludihin ami companp. n (fli .wli er S'nep odered In (he inirket are eindlnllv ii.vlt.d. Ai!drn MINTd Jc A11A31, .. . . Salfiu, Orevi.n. N. B. Tho Pms and Itam I.amb o,' the fin, k nn bafwnon the ISIANI) KAIlM, adjolnlus Salem. The Ewe can bo mil at the fame place, or at the HILL FARM fonr and a hall mllea roulh of the city. Salem, September 10, 1ST5. tillanuttt Sarnwr. i RV 2t di or. . iiun, Heileva In C3tii-a7 ItXt't'oIiiiiifl !-', rr.p t, SiVCK O ' Tl'tX anJ I A isavsn Evrny SATUKnar. et CLAltKK vV CRAIG, ri'iiUfiiKin anxi rnopntr.T.11!-. . X. CLARKI. j, w cwun. t ui, n re or. Ttrm or .'iiixirrliiilou, Omwiij' one V. 'jik ri ., 5il,,10 t'u- t'-eenpy. fix lOLiith fjOramV-M 1...1 Onacpy,itui im'j.mi'TM) .. ,5, )' i" n i ) ui H I i 1 m(i5r, i1 -j - yyr.