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Newspaper Page Text8 WILLAMETTE FARMER. CattIiK Kings. A " Small Farmer" Jn otie of the nfrriciilturiil journalscom plains that all the dealers in line stock are " cattle kings," who are immensely rich and farm thousands of acres. Ho eaysthat,l)Lcause they are rich, therefore they hreed superior stock. We hazard tiio opinion that the reverse of this is more freqvently the case and that these .so-called cattle kings are rich because they hiivo taken to dealing in a better class of stock than their neighbors. TJiere aro many rontons why every farmer should endeavor to improve his stock. The largest and best blooded animals will not only fatten more eas ily but they will he worth more per ponna in tno mnrKct. 'mere is always h good demand for a superior animal for breeding purposes. Few farmers can see their neighborsdcalhig in lierk shircs and sleek Hhort-horns without wanting some themselves. And they Will bo willing to pay for them. Then no one can (leal in improved breeds without being benellted incidentally in innumerable ways. Ho will read more and better papers and books; learn to tako hotter care of his stock and farm; think more, labor less, and make more money. In fact lie will got rich because iio has dealt in fine stock. Iowa Fine Stock Gazette. The New York World says: "Two things especially tho grange does well. By promoting the interchange of ex periences and by establishing agri cultural libraries of reference, it is do ing a work the full value of which to the agricultural class and the commu nity at large, it would be difficult to overrule. It Is also doing a good work in educating tho farmers to investigate for themselves causes tho effect of whicli they feel. In Memoriam. In the proTldenoe of our Heavenly Fath er we are called on to deplore the loaa of JJro. Knutua Itoberta, deceased, Oct. 8tb, 1876. Revolved: by North Yamhill Grange, No. 3, That In the death of Bro. Erastaa Rob rt we have lost an estimable member, one universally beloved by all for hU kind and anaeanmlng manner, and that we tender to the relatives of oar deceased Brother an expression of sincere sorrow for their loss nd sympathy for tuetn in thlj their aad be reavement. Besolved: That a copy of the above be tendered to the relatives of the deceased, and lso a copy be aent to the Willamette JPabmkh for publication, and that It also be pread on the minutes of this Urange by the tsvuimary. J. W. Stewart. il. F. Bidwkli. 1). V. 8TEWAKT. Committee. Waiaino's Peacu I'lum. We publish to day in our HdvunbltiR columns an excellent soutof tliH lomarkablo plum, originated at the Willamette Nursery, Oswego, and next week we shall liavomi ex temlve advertise neut of the business of a. V. Walling A Son, wLioh Is too Ule to find full room in lhls itsue. They have the most extensive niinnr.y In Urugun and adrertiso 400,000 trees lor sale, and they intend to sell them too, lor people are now looking to truit-growlng M very importuut biiHlnoMi. Sentenced. 8. J. h. Whlteman, convicted of mutilating Watklm, has been aeuteuced by Judge Bonbam to one yeur'a imprison ment in tbo penitentiary. James Wultuey, convicted at the Marion Circuit Court or arson, wai seuteuced to Mtyen years in the penlientiarv. Fur the Willamette Parmer. THE FLOWER OF POESY. In this beauteous Western land, Where a river wanders down, Mountain ranges on each hand White with Winter's shining crown, Where a valley spreadeth wide, Fair with gardens, rich with wheat, Fir-fringed hills on either side, Standing at the mountains' feet, In this lovely land, a life Grew, amid the sun and shower; Nature's stir, with beauty rife, Brought her treasures, every hour. Every bank of blue and gold, Wlldlltigs of the 8( rlug's sweet time, Gave her heart some store to hold Filled with melody of rhyme. Every lark-crowned oaken tree Dropped a morning rain of song, Every salt-hreeze from the sia Brought the breakers' tones along. Every puff of hhlnlng cloud, aieamlDgllke a dove's while breast, nj uayjr ujnuKuira crowa Talking or each precious nest, Every tangled fringe of grass, Waving In sweet June's delight, Hailed bf r, as she fain would pass, Bidding her their song to write. So. the beauty In her heart Grew too great to keep it there, And a bud began to atari, Fed by all of life most fair. Happy smile, and tender tear, Friendly offices and true, Loving hearts and words or cheer Lent to It each radiant hue. And one calm, propitious hour. 8uoh as to ail lives belong. Burst the bright and perfeot flower From her heart a flower aftong. And she caught the beauteous thing. Held It up to catch the light, But she found she could not bring Half Its loveliness to sight. Hidden In Ita wondrous folds, Musio dwelt, and tenderness, All the grace the garden holds, All or beauty's power to bless. Still, the sweetest words she found Failed to show Its fragrance rare, Softest toues of rythmic sound Trembled lifeless on the air. 8o she pressed the perfect bloom, Tenderly, between her palms, And its leaflets, like a plums, (In the summer's breezeless calms) Fluttered down a mossy glade, Shaded from the staring sun ; By their sweet perfume betrayed, There I found them this is one! Bslws W. Cooxb. Salem, Oregon, Oct., 1875. SALEM MABKET. MONETARY. La.au. Tixdxbs, baying, Sljft : telling, SOtfc. FLOUR, GRAIN 4c. Wheat, best white, f) bushel &' Oata,f)bu vn to Corn Meal, ? lb 30 c Flour, best, 8 tack, (V barrel; &l Bu Buckwheat Hour, y 4(4 5 Bran, ft ton 14 00 .. Shorts, V ton 25 00 .. Oil Cake Meal, ton 33 Got.... Flaxseed, per B....; S)f .... Hay, W ton, new frlSS.. baled, fl ton foli; GROCERIES. Sugar, San Francisco reflued, K bbl l-2,V6tMs Island..: l.fti u crushed 10U.X powdered '-IS& granulated 14 35 Slrap.regal ttt&l 00 Tea, Japan, fl S 6ul 00 Imperial 1 251 60 Coffee, Costa Rica, tt 23 .. Rio 153 Kono 25 ,. Java SS .. Bait, Carmen Island, per cwt 1 10 Liverpool, coarse 1 oo dairy 1 75 Bay it 87 FRUITS. VEGETABLES, Ac. Applet 39 40 dried,) ft 6 Feachet, dried, ft ft 15 10 Plums, " " 10 13 rears, toc. pron r Beans, ft ft Ki 6 Potatoes, V bushel, new "5 .. Onions, y ft S .. Cabbage, fr d.z 751 00 BUTTER. EGGS, Ac. Batter, fresh rout, V ft 88 40 packed SO 23 , Eggs, 9 dozen 85 .. Cheese Oregon prime, V ft 16 .. Lard, V ft 15 IT OILS, Ac. Linseed OR, boiled, V gallon 1 10.... raw. " 1 05.... Lard OH, $ gallon 1 821 75 Coal Oil, n 85 88 Neatsfoot Oil, f gal 1 50! 00 Tallow, ft 6 10 LEATHER, Ao. Corrected by J. W. Gilbert, dealer, Salem. Harness Leather, V ft as 40 Skirting Leather, " S3Q87X Bridle Leather, prtirte 4 805 50 Preach Calf prdox $4&$T5 French Kip, pr dos 75(100 CaL and Oregon Calf " 80 41 " " Kip " 54 78 Baata Cms Sole, pr ft S 80 Hides, dry, " 8 14 11 green, .. 4 S Deer Skint, dry, prft 95 80 ' " dressed." 1 ml Ml oneep reus in 75 HAWIEY, BOBD fc CO., pobxlaxcd, onraoiT,. OFFER FOR SALE A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, A.t tlio LoMxst Prices. 0 SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEflBATED JOHN DEERE MOLINE PLOWS, "Which combine the greatest strength .with extreme lijililneps nnd dinnbiH- y. BQT All the JOHN DEERE MOLINE PLOWS are now made with n Patent lilock nnd Welded Frog (n now feature), nnd have Extra Hardened Snares, as well ay Hardened Mould-boards. P2??a Q nMkliWliiii11"! J1.1W -UJNJ.-LLUJ XM.T Deere Hulky Flow. Deere Gang Plow. THE DEERE SULKY AND GANG PLOWS Are meeting with unlocked-for Success in every County of oar Stale and Territory. WE ARE AGENTJ FOR THE CELEBRATED Schuttler Farm Wagon. Fniczs with Spring beat and Roller Brake : Credit Cath Inch Light S horse Wagon $123 Jl'O :( " Medium " " 128 115 3V Heavy " ' 134 1S( "X " Medium -thoric " 5f) 185 4 " Heavy " " 175 j5 Wlde-Tra-k Wagons ft, aildltioual. 8WERPSTAKB SPIIINO WOJU PRICE, Three Springs 1 In. Ila'f Pat. Axles, Larr' Back Seats, Pole, and Brake. Credit $180: Cash 144l .Aexxtas fox BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS AND SEEDERS, jiuoxeye uiaer mius, rarm jduib, xo,&o. SENB POB SPECIAL CIRCULARS. Sept. 17, 1S75. Rain! Rain f For a month past we have had more rain and greater fall of water than the "oldest Inhabitant" has any recol lection of at this seaeon. The rivera have been at a high stage, so that boats run al most any where, and the ground is wet enough to plow all winter if the weather ever would stay clear long enough. We look for a month or beautiful clear weather yet before Christmas. Postpohisd, The trial oi W. H. Nash, J. -. Walker, and James a. IJeauohamp, indicted for killing cattle the property of an etber, has been poelpoued till next term. TljE WeRKETS. The Wheat Market. Tho telf graph ban tint been In operation for a day or mi past, but tlio latest news re Ojlvini Is depressing. I.lvorprol quoliitloiiH wero lowpr limn (or Iwo mmitliN buck, tlio tlt'dlnu fjr cholon Or. gnu uiutlii In llitit tlmu beltig Iroin 1U 81I, utllH to lis, lust Kiiilay, tho laleat dales rooolvtMt. I.lvrionl onlors for frillfbrnU HlUpniPiit nveraga 53s obolco Ort'gon Is u Hhllllug IiIkIut. 1'orllsnd qiiotallntia are glvxii nt $1 tw i TO porcoiilal; Halem iiiIIIh py 1H) ((int, Whluli Is on the tbebxHls of $1 70 prooutal. lrelKlilB In thu Columbia river have been engaged within week at XI por toil, wliioh is a iHiimklerablo advance. The lilglient llu urea for tonnage from San Krstiufeoo to Liv erpool, given In Ibe ttiuiuimi'af Jlerald ol Jthn Ulh, were JC2, lis, lo f2 10, per ton. Portland charters of lato dulo seem unreas onable In proportion. A pentlniiiau mikhkk1 nllogflthor In tho hipping biiHliHka at Portland calls our atten tion to the fact that freights aln uya rulo hlh. er from the Columbia liner In I ho winter months, the aWUent reason being tbtit It la more dlttlcult to croaa the bur at that seaaon Tftoels bdiigHomollwea detained, a the City of Ruth baa been for more than two week, alar a favorablo time to cron the bar and Make an ortilng.. Hegiounds upon this an argument that llie Whlleuinu Cnae. Tho Portland Journal roviowes the lata caiiea in which Whlteman and Watkins were special actors, from which we oxtraet the followiiig parauraphs: "Rut, as it ffaa, tho prisoner stood convicted, awaiting scutenro. It came tho very mildtwt the Court could impose. Upon what theory? Not, possible, that the convicted man was not guilty of all charged in the indict ment for the jury hod declared that ho was. Neither could it havo been on the theory that ho committed tho onormity to avenge his out raged honor for his own toitluiony gave tho nvgativo to that hypothesis, Nor could it have lwen on tho supposition or the assumption that the chlif prosecuting witness vias guilty of tho grevious wrong with which the accuaed chargod him,for it dooa not requiro any sug gestion from us to impress upon any Court that tho law not only presumes but that it holds every person to be innocent until guilt shall be proved upon him. Thon, agreeably te each theory, hypothesis, presumption, or rule of law, as atated, the man Watkina atood boforo the Court an innocent and a brutally, horribly outraged man; and the accused, attar com iction, deseru-d a penalty proportionate to his cume. Ho got what'r' less than ho would have got hail he merely ta ken the Jmlgo'H old boots out of his house at night aa tho nolo tiophy of 11 biicalt thief. And Jtt bis cnmowas one an atrocious ami so raio, that tun the hatagc of tho plains lmunieur las 11 Inuwn lo piactico it, Hums- lioiislyliihuiniii nddliblicallj- lurb.iroua ua thiyiuein tlio tlcndisli ingenuity and htllish vwitnsi of tilth pitihss turtiuo and ntiipanng mutilation. We tlo not d.iy it w.n not Justice lh.it tho Uoui tile lit out; hut numaj l.o pirinit- tl to riiuaik (hut if it .u, tho qtialitj Has so atialiii'd that it will baldly withstand another such a ttiiMon. Aiiurliiir Itnlln Wnlln t'oiinly lo Orruon. Tho Walla Wnlla Union of tho 13th inst. has the folloningto a,v on this Mibjccl: -Tho Ol.unpia Trauacupt adusis ns to pack up and moo out U Oregon If wo do not llto to hauuiur iMiinty cut In two, and by far tho larger poitiou niailo InUi a now county. If iho TianstriptwilliHiiuitwe pufti to stay light where we aie, although this fall's eipcrieneo IiasiKrfivli.vdivUkteduswith our councctioii with the clutn country. Wo aie not at all Murk altirtho Kxecutlve or LegWatiio branch of ourTiriitory and.weulj like to try a change almost any change would bo acceptable, but we lio a kindly feeling for tho people of this valley ami would like lo Ke them havo, tlio beiuAt of a chaugo too. And while it may bo that it would be "out of the fry ing pan into tho lire," to havo this county an nexed lo Oregon, wo and very largo portion of our people am auiious to try tha experlmout. ATTENH0NT0 BUSINESS! It Is the Intention ol S. FRIEDMAN To Close out All DRESS GOODS This Heuttea, Regard long of Cost. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT Empress. Delaines, Meri nos, Plaids, Alpacas. Laces, Lawns, Lin ens, Ribbons. All these goods mast and will be sold. Also, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE Will be closed oat, regardless of cod I have a nil line of SILK VELVET KIBBONS, All colors end widths. Alo a flue lot of Silk aliunde Lace and Uabonctte Luce. So cheap that It will pay dealers to come and buy. IP YOU WANT TO BUY CARPKTS. Yon will find It to your advantage to buy at J3. 'SS'rxoctmmjL.'m. I have a good aHrt nicut of Unisxi'l', lno-Piy, and ull wool ibKialii, and Hemp and Uurlap Cariet. My carpets were hutiulii lu Brut hands In Philadelphia, and can be sold very reasonable. I have a goud line of Salem Cloths, Flannels, and Blankets. A good assortment of Tobacco and Clgara. Hats for Hon and Boys. The best stock of Collars andjiows in the market. Be snre to hayfrnirTino SHIItTS, Hocks, and Ua derwearat FltlBDHAN'8. If you waul anything In the lino of NOTIONS, from .pt?.70.tJ?,Pf.J aal'eand fork, yoa will find them at FItlEliMAN M. Vim will nsdlttoyonr adiantace to buy all your staple GKOCKRIK3 at FltlhDMAN'S. While I am odcrln? mv eoods at jrreatly rednccd rates, you will al j flud tu the same building The Salem Drug Store, ..AND.. Plr. T. C. SMITH, Tho DniSL'lft, with a full llnu of t'lo l'urott I'KUr and L'ln inleals eur ein-ml In thn piibll Also, an in ht .iri.-tv or PUItFtMbS and TOILET artltle ot llu llni'st quality. j-wem krnvpcclnltvnfihol'resirlrtlon I11M nera, ami prrMH mt tU peed on imtnir Mlcliies iiiiiiiiiindeii oiuc Ivainlnf the ITUEVT llnnr Wo also Kirp a lull line of PATK.NT Mmlcinrs Hitters, Cordials, Pure W'lnt-a, and Lliinoi ii 1 tc which am nil ,), ihuHiir ut ihe h M.KM UKUO s I Olth. Iliau at aiiv oilier nlace In baltm. ollf FARMERS, Look to Your Interest ! BREYMAN BROS., AT THB HEW STORE. Known as The WHITE CORNER, Are now opening a Largo Stock of New and Fashionable GOODS! IMPORTATIONS DIRECT! . rnoM.. .Vew York and the JMnnufactorl?8 A T OUR NEW STOltC, CORNER OF COURT o-b. una t;mmtrtiai siretis, wo nave ope ned a Larger Stootc than Ever of all articles soltrd to the wants of this marktt. Du rlug a residence In Shlim of ten j cars, 1 lias always uu uni iu lur.iiiijr iiiu wains 01 inr pnimn., ann Kellogg's Oregon Land aid 0 Coulter Attachment. TnKSt PLOWS VVBflK AWARDED mOH MER Itat the lato bute Fair, and tbe repot t of aCom mlttee of Farmers who tried the draft of the Harden City flow with acd without the Kellogg attachment, was that plowing 1 even deep there was a Gain of Nineteen Per Cent. In favor of the Landside Conlter. County Xtt0-Hts for Bale, ..BY.. A. B. KELLOGG. oct22tf Kcllzi;', Dongla Co., Or. we are now better prepared t- plrase nil who may u we can ulvo satisfaction. call and fuel an-urtd r. w w 1 ,, -.. ..(n.iHIUIIIi fiiree, Ibat our producwra ahoulj aim lo Non', of " nitu to '''' Walla Walla valley, we hi. Ik.l. urhul .kln.u.1 l l.-ll J... J Olllr wish 1.1 t.i.v. la.l.l..An n..l. 1 mmm-m. .un.. n lira, .uium III lug IW. UUIIDK1 -.-- .w .w..v .imuiuiuu AVirillirv IUU iha moat favorable aaaaon for tbe uiOTeoienl at ahlpnlng ami when fre I sli la Rfnrally niln naaonabl y. If tbey caunot ahlji in tba fall tieonnslilaralt to their advautage lo watt un ill Sjirlng. In tbo tirratiiit oinilllion of Ihe wheat, trade n number ofvosscl ntSm l-'rauclsooi Jiavo beou loading ou onuora' accouut. yctrcruai.i inoiirjirwmt locality. One thing U certain, and that la, that a very strong senti ment for anucxatlon haaof lato sprung up here, wbcreaa only a month ago tliere mm not one nun iu ten in tho cetiulr that farorotl euch a nie.uure, and wo shall not bo uriatxl If tlie Jict tiuio o hold an election here it will ho to end Mriuhcw to the Oregon Legislature Ju strad of to that of liVaahlngtoa Territory. Land for Immigrants. CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE. 4.000 ACRES. In Quantities to Suit. Purchasers O'Jrt ACRRS, due south and adjoining the Rail 'yy ,road Depot at Valein, all uuder cullhat.011, andniltableforgr in nr vcetablea. ., 0 .Acl.'!cs.-..,!!ur n,,lc aouthcast of Salem, ou tlio ratlr. ad, with Mill Creek ui.iul.g throii.li It. This Is the ctioiceat fa'ratnj laud In Marh 1. county, with flue springs co f lslln in part of the old Iteitr.f donation c alio, on which 1 ralsid tlio priscut j.ar fllty buhels of wheat and three tons of tlmotht per ff". Thearst crop of oats ever ralsid on yn or tnls land measure.1 lilntv.rnu. i,n.huid ... . ... in .i,.nj.:. j.u.::.t"'" i:v ?"" '" n ir.i fc l '"" u r' " otaiitou. -iT?7;?P,AV"r8. "fpraWoand light hrashland, win ,ln,'J,If'r farming parposes. Ixinnded liy the Sf.f ' i?1 taBa,'Jg all along the river, commencing four miles north or haleui-,U ohotoo fff? 1axa.ct-thx lr.-ri a-.ri mn rl,t. able Nidy of laml lu o-i f,.iin. in ihe W'l Itmitte rill, y to be piirvhaM'tl hy a colour T 1 1 'niil tn.m f is tii ajil-r c, Tbl liml ntll ll be lmni..lUiti, rj ariejed. and ri be i'd li laigrr r . .llr iwrcel-. f ,rf " " 't can lit raMlrld -d ut tho bwl possible advantage, -lid I finnhrroi.y .rr 11 or n,r. sons, or ol, ny of oerm is. telrl-i I.. piin-lu horn In thn hel pun ' nrihc WIIHwctf Mill.-, .,1r 11 0 cliyi.f hHluum..! i.iliTi r.-a-li ,.r il.v l .-t la' -. ......u.. ..,. , . lu,, n.riiiv iivatnl wl'Un. spi'ci 10 marktts. ertui. r unt.i.ira m .n ., ....... An!.,...,.., . .-.. :, ". -, - ' ...-.- -w.v ,,iui, ,.iau ,(!, ,ji, ,.,,. W (kc 10 rrauze saui, baleni.Nov.a-lba. FOR THK Fall and Winter Trade OVR STOCK EMBRACES Dingnols, Cashmeres (full wool), Centennial Cloths, Plnld Waterproofs, Plaids of all kinds, Black and Colored Silks, Japanese Silks, ail colore, Black and Colored Alpacas, Orientals, Drap, etc., Empress, Etc., etc.; Alo; a full lino of Ladle' Cloaking. Ladles' 'n- flerwenr and :6inc(n, Ladles' nnd ill instep' Fur, a Nlea- Ud assurlitKiiI; .able, RIlnK, i;i tn, ud Alaska. Also a 1 iro lut o' 1VBW STYIiS SHAWLS, JngBlos Kid -loves, In new colois and nt old prices. Particular altcution Is taib d to our stock of GEX'IV AND HOYS' oXjiO,2?3Ea:a:3Nr3-, ..AMI,, Furnisliiog Goodd, (Lato Imporlailous.) Which Is larger than ever nt fire, and made to order espet billy for us. Hats and Caps, Booti and Rhoes, Crockery acd Groceries. CARPETS. A complete stock of Ingrain Carpets, Three-Ply Carpet, Hoilv Brus sels Cariu, Oil Cloth, ami Mtitllnir, Which ice make a Specialty. Twoeds, rianiiel, Cassimeree, BLAXKET8, Ac., Ac. Country Protluco tatlen In Excluuigo for Goods. BREYHIAX BROS., Corner Court aid Commercial btreeta, Oct. 1-ni SALEM. Woodburn Nursery, OTOOPBURN, ATAUZoar CO., oaEaoxo. A Cliolcc Selection or Fruit, Shade. Ornamental,- ..AND.. Nut-Bearing Trees, Vines and Shrubbery, Plum and Prune Trees, Constantly on hand. Address J. II. SETTLE!! I Eft, T. B. ALLEN, agent for Salem. Woodburn. Circulars sent on application. oc23m5 Farm for Sale. I WILL SELL MY FAKM OP SCO ACRffS, 270 or which are irooa prairie, under good cnlll Tatlon. with cood feiictt, princtpallvcidar rails, two grain barns, one large horca haru anil wagon hou.e, a good dwelling hnnse, which fost $4 6ti(i. a jjood or timrd, aud all ihe necefBiry Iniprinemmts fur at cod Imuie, at.d In as healthy a locality as there Is on the coast. My market Is cnly nncaiid a hall n iks, sthnol liiiusnoue tlilm of amile, two storts and posttfflico llirteardn half mtlo, fioni my house: iliinh, two ai.d 11 hi.ir uili. 'Ihn r,irm could boulUdcil to lid antne, end uitfkcitwogoi d lainis. The hum 1 siinati'd mar the tutor of WI1IM1Y ISI.ANll. Iaitd muni). Washington lerritiry. The Hland is ftriy uiiks long and rl e or li mik. ido. 1 .. ., ' ,;- KRl.LdGO. Kiltf T O. address, Coupeiille, leluud co. W T, Dr. L. S. SKIFF, DSHTIST, Assisted bv G. F. Tucker. Oor tlio 33K3ralx., SAIsBU, - - - OREOO.V. stiotr MRS. OQDEN; Co-ner of Fourth atd A bUeeta. PorUaasi, Or.. Cl'TTKU and FipKIt of LADIES' and CUIL dren's ults, aflcrMrs Ounls's Model.l Al.n WiVf tti0 I'finswa in an iliiftihSJ!! I.TI-V1.8 B ex"':- fAtTbltXSofail kinds rat by measnivn-i t IVr.m.. 11. i. . .. ,i .:.' oau jie the nrf ulylei. In Snlt Material bonsht and nude up .,,, rcCfpt f tu,t ,nd ai li.'sX-.-Other saoprlyg donei.ua r.aonb!e conml,lon. iluaruli)- made up iu at hours' fcotlce. ni G. W. KIBSEE. rJl.D., a re,nf?yT..faf)?'Vl "W with cbHdreri,CC:al a,tt'ml"1 to d''cases of women and Drlck. I(i-sidente. L'oinmerrial .tiw, ..i.,n w.,..K. on the hill. auvTtf W. fe y. . 2JS, Dealers In Onuoi'iil Ioivlmjuliwo. TTKKP A FULL STOCK Of 8TAP1.K and FAN jw.rre, Uro:e,.e?. US. WiiUumtttc J armtr. ISSU1D BTKBT IATCBTUT. wr OLABKF, &z CRAIG, roBUasiua jlkd moraiiTona. a. a. cutti, Terrna or Knbarrliitloii. one copy, one )wr(JSnurulwrs)...... ... Ouecopy.Mx month tSSnnrnhrr).... One copy, three months 113 numbers) ..".'..' o. w. esAin. .tll.flO- . i..;t . .7& - A.-'si&ial. "-i-fair