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MBhJI WILLAMETTE FARMER. II Marchante and Grangers. SntiNannLD, Lane Co., ) March 31, 1870. J Knifm Willamette Farmer: I enclose to you a letter taken fro.n the San Francisco - Grocer, written by a merchant of Eugene City, In which he makes some charges against the farmers of this neighborhood. - Hy chance I t?ot a copy ol this piper, and, thinking that the letter would be of interest to the farmers of this country, I look it to the Eugene Guard, The editor told tne he would publish it that week, but it failed to make its appearance. Now I Rend you the came letter. Judging from an article I saw in the Farmer, you are ready aud wllliui; to do anything that would b of interest to the farmers ana grangers. The formers nre all well pleased with the Willamette Far mer, anil think it is just the paper for them. A. D. Burton. Kuoene TiTY.Feb. 11, 1876. Editor Pacu-io Grocer Dear Sir; In closed you will flnd a draft on M. Ehrmann fc Co., 217 Front Street, for $2 50, to renew my subscription to the Grocer for another year. Please scud me one copy of the Gran j;er Exposition. I thiuk you are on the right track, and I hope you will b sustained in in your opposition to Qrangorism aud other evils. The Grangers, to a large extent, are re&Domihle for the many short-weight and adulteration swindles now so common, for they are never willing to pay a fair price for anvthingthar buy; and to secure double value for what they sell, they do not hesitate to put up shorts themselves. I have been retailing goods for twenty-one years, and 1 find it difficult to make my customers believe that my goods are the cheapest, iu conse quence of purilv and full weight. When tueycau be prevailed upon to pay a good price for a good article they are generallv attsfied afterward to listen to reason. But I keep both kinds, and can always give the customer his choice. There aro man7 of your articles that I would like to see publish ed in other papers, so that the Grangers could read them, but the country newspa pers are afraid to say anythlug against the Grangers and their liigh monopoly, as by so tolng they might lose a few subscribers. The Grangers here have just organized, or rather Incorporated, a joint stock compuny for the purpose of entering largely into the merchandise business, and I suppose we will have to "shut tip," They say they will uot patronize us any loneer. But the funny part of the matter "is. that those most aotive in this new undertaking are such as are still in debt to the merchants here for their last year's supplies. Yours truly, F. B Duns. WHAT THE "FARMER" SAYS. We have no personal accquainlance with Mr. Dunn, and are under some obligation to blm for kindly acting as agent for the Farmer at Eugene durinc the year past. Helnfcnns us that this was a private and unguarded correspondence, not the least in tended for publication, which is only reason able to believe, and every man must recog nize how common it is for m all to express ourselves, under such circumstances, in a manner that would be inflamatory if done with deliberate purpose. Mr. Dunn evidently fails to do justice to .the object of the Patrons' organization, which is as much for self-improvement as for self-interest; not understanding their principles, he may easily misunderstand them, and every reasonable member of the grange should see how naturally the prin ciple of self-preserAation comes in to create prejudice agtinst what seems to threaten personal Interest. Now, as to Mr. Dunn's letter, let us ask if there is truth in his positions. If any farmer puts up short weight be certaiuly is not a geod Patrou. He is certainly corroct in asserting that goods or fair quality are the cheapest in the end, and be has some right to complain if men who have not paid for laRt .year's supplies, bought of him, are using their money to create competition. As to co-operation, we glvo the dift'arent views that aie current on this subjoct, and publish what our iriands have to say, with out yet possessing positive opinions. Where the right man controls business, and mana ges it with ability, it can succed, aud where poorly managed it cannot succeed. Mer chants who have a life training to businass and have full experience as to the values and quality of merchandise, possess a great ad vantage that co-operation cannot easily equal, lit least at the outset. This problem must be worked out by time and experience, aud we feel no hesitation in believing that it will witness instances of failure as well as success, but farmers never will know what they can do until they try, and wooflor thtm words of caution, not of discouragemcut. We publish an interesting letter from Lane county on this matter of co-operation, aud iu thli connection would say that whew tho experiment has been tried among us, as for instance at Ualsey, it strikes us the ex perience gained could be given to the pub. llo with advantage. x Everyone should be careful to give prompt utteutiou and rational treatment to a severe cold or a racking Cough as these are com monly the ehlet primary symptoms or a dis ordered state of the Lungs, involving a ten dency l de elope into a settled Couuuip tion. Persous or a delicate constitution, or tnoi-e having weak or uusouud Lung, fihnulil bci especially solicitous to treat the varlie.it uipriimn of a Cold. In order to keep If more dierous rnmiIUiatlout; prudeullv keep by on, therefore, Dr.Jayne'b Expectorant, that you may Hdiuinister at once a jui1,i,lu curative, during the Bret atw ii t ny Throat or l.ung disorder, tor uot only am p5iul Myuiptoms of these com platnts more tradable aud easily controlled then, but the general strength and lone ol thn i.vii m h 'h not had time io l seriously ailVl eud 1 therefore mare amouio'e io t .e recup ruuve aud neaiiug properties ot the Expectorant. A little alteulloa to what tnayi.fcematriflInf.Cold, may tare jou from the fate ot a llugeriug Consumptive. No Physloiau who has watched the ellects of Halo's Honey of Horehouud and Tar, in chronic colds, caughs or Influenza, will hesi tate to say that it is the finest pulmonio yet discovered. Pike'sToothacue Drops cure In one minute. W. H. Gray has presented to the State Library six copies of hla History of Oregon, Avhich he has recently published. This bis Jory begins In 1S92 aud comes up to lil'J. Desultory Talk. Ed. Willamette Farmer: Spring is here beautiful, glorious, bright-eyed spring. The apple trees putting forth their g'oen leaves, the sweet caroling of the little birds, the loud cackling of the hen, aud eou the chirrup of the little chicks, all go to prove that spring is horn. Now and theu we tee a butter cup, drowsily opening Its eyes alter its long wiuter's nap. But, my readers, why detain you longer on this 6uljct? Have you uot all wituessod the beauties ot spring? Aud is not this Spring as bright and beauti ful as those that have passed and gone? For mers are very busy in this seoMon, pushing to get their crops in; so busy in fact, they scarcely take time to make garden; but as a general thing it has bten two wet to make garden except on dry uplaud. Some lew farmers iu this vicinity are gbttlug excited about the plum and prune busiuess, while others are trjing to become millionaires raising blackberries. We liko to see differ ent branches of agriculture aud horticulture. The Farmer of March 24th, Is bsforo me. The correspondence gets "he'.ter'u more of It." Wo like the grit as well as the senti ments oi botn Mr. Wayside and Mr. Way -out-to-one-aliie. If they should both come to the ceuter,.vve fear there would be a collis ion. Now, Mr. Editor, I want to ask a few ques tions through the columns of the Farmer, which I hope some of your kind readers will answer; 1st, tha best cure for poisiou oik or ivy; "id, tfco cause of young chickens pecking each other's eyes; and last, but uot least; what will keep the girls at home till after leap year? My first attempt. x. Sringfield, Lane county. About Ground Squirrels. The lime of the year has arrived wheif lie inevitable ground squirrel gives up bis winter bousukeoplng and comes forth to make the bust living he can oil the spring time, At the present time he is piobably cs hungry as ho ever gets to be under ordlnaiy circumstances, and it is, no doubt, the proptr time for those who fear his harvesting pur forruances to be taking active steps to get rid of the pestilent little animal. Therefore we Inquire: who knows shout the littlo fellow's habits and reoullaritiss, and is willing to give the rest of the world tho benefit or bis knowledge? Aud who can tell us the speedi est, most effrtctlve, and thorough way of kill Ing them? This is a matter which concerns thousands of our people at the present time. Plows for Walla Walla. The enterprising firm of T. Cunningham t Co., of this city, made a shipment of plows and eeed-sowers for Walla Walla, on a late down trip of the steamer City of Salem. The Garden City plows, old by this house, have made a reputation that has secured a trade from far and near. In all depart meets of the agricultural implement trade Cunning ham supplies bis customers with tho vory latent and moat Improved machinery, and best articles to be procured. His large trade has been built up by this means. Ed. Farmer: I noticed in your paper of March 17ih a tobacco account of a geutlf -man who has spent $12 a year for forty years. If be hod saved his money and loaned It out t 12 percent, for fortv years, he would Inve tho sum of 83,220 51. And tor sixtv years he would have one hand full, or $80 SOS SS. Johih H. Mii.i.mi. The Walla Walla Spirit ny: Mrs. S. C. Jones, u farmers wife not often met with, hauled this spring ten thous and fence mils from the mountain-! all alone, put seventy-five acres in wheat, with a gang plow, prepared a flue gar den, milks regularly eighteen cows twice a day, makes Imtter onco a week, keeps four hundred and twenty laving hens and disposes of their produce, which supplies the family with all their groceries, attends to her house hold like a qiiitful wife and takes care of four interesting young children. The "Major" Reeves who is reported to.have been robbed of Hourly a thous and dollars recently, in Pierce county, acted very queerly. llefore his rojxirt ed loss he is said to have vlnited tho reservation and told the Indians that he was "a brother of George Washing ton," and that lie had been .sent to order the Indians to leave the reserva tion. The Olympia Jicio say-: Reports continue to come In, of rotting potato es. Secure your seed as soon as you can. It will bo diitictilt if not impossi ble to procure any a few weeks hence. Early Rose potatoes aro now held at two dollars a bushel and are none too plenty at that price. It is feared by some'that wo must abandon the pututo as a field ciop. PENSIONS To whom Pensions are T A Til EVilBY,, Soldier W A-lIJms VI1LKD whits la tbe tine iid discharge of duty, either by accident or oiberwlae, should bate a perilon. Tbe lou of adorer entitle you to a penilon. A rupture, no mattor how slfahi, glra 70a a pension. IDS IOH9UIB m glV0 Ju m n...twu. .k. A--.- va rwl . .ml . nn.lA. . Ins: a pnslenjarelujnVn and Bounty Acts. perwrjs tWeC ti- who are now drawing a penile ueciiona ujerc Briy-SendSsurnpa alL lor 00 M,nAfP.niinniiul RanntV Acta. Address- B U CITTrrslAIB. United States Claim Agent, iNDUiciroLiejMn. BSJ-Od all letter mark P. O. Box M..JM PUil-tflttwtilrrrJ&isllIs aarertiittteal. Tbe loss of an era give you pension Anv Ulurr wlliyou. HKMMIIina WAVY -- "seel "" - .;,S.S&,3S3B Patronize Home Manufactures ! WILLAMETTE S tov& Works HAVING THE BEST PATTERN OP STOVES now made, and the latest Improvements, wo are manufacturing Sluvcs at The Lowest Rates. Alsu HOLLOW WAKE, and all 8TOVK EXTRAS cat on order. We most respectfully solicit jourpat roiiae Tor tbe Doactor fStoxro. RICHAKUS & RODr.l:Ri), PORTLAND, Or., Proprietors. Front St.. betw. Mttlu and Madison. mhilicti STATE AGENCY ron the Patrons of Husbandry. Frout Street, near Flanders' Wharf,, POKTIAND, .... OHEtlON. Address all communication? to 8, P. LEE, Agent, kMaHild GROWN AN IMPORTED BY AUGUSTUS " II. TA1IOU, Toledo, tflilo. M? Send for l'rlto List W. L. ADAMS, M.D, A.M. LL.D, Office on First Street, (Between Taylor and Salmon,) PORTLAND, - - OREGON. THE Doctor Is now cnrlna; Chronic Diseases hl.n erto considered Incurable, by new and rational methods of treatment, on moderate teinis. He be longs to no "school" of medicine, but, admitting tueru Is some truth In Allopathy, Hydropathy, Ho mo, opjthy, and Memcrlm, he rejects them all as a vhole, retaining from each wl-ateer experience has prmou to be tieuetlcl.il. He holds that no man, how ever h ell read In science, can cure tho-e chronic ells ease tilth now bailie the skill of all the school', who lias no other icsouices trull those obtained by reading all the mcdi'al books yet published the "Ec lectic" authorities not excepted. But lie does hold that by his yrtem of Medicated Blcctrjc Vapor Daths, and by acting on the blood, the brain, and spinal neres by (ouutcr-Irrltants and harmless medicines, eery diseased oran In the body can be restored, where there ha been no pathological colntlon re suitine In an entire loss or function. He has demon. suited this im cry many Instances, by cnrln.'cvcrj ease he has had or what doctors not unkuow 11 to fame lud pronounced '; Incurable heart disease," besides havliui reached case nr Syphilis, Scrofula, Rheuma tism, Consumption, Ilrieht's Kidney, lmrp.T, Liver Complaint, files, Aneurisms, Tapeworm, Tumors, womb tioubles. Dyspepsia, braiu diseases, c, when sufieicrs had spent vast sums of money on " eminent physicians," all to no purpose. The Dr. claims to Imc .ticceeded In !no(llflup galvanism so as to make it tike the pl-ac of animal magnetism, brain life, vi tal foice, or the ito meUlctittir nattme. which, when assisted, heals all cirahlo le'lons in the body. This Is sent through the brain, and over the cteht pairs of nerves to eeryparti"le of tissuo Iu tho body, v, hlle the Datten' Is passim; Ihrmieh the bath. This bath is llio Dr.'iiown lineiillon, and, combining all the ad vantages of the Turkish and other baths, and beliu; devoid of their evils aud dingers, la unmoiinced by tboso w ho hav e tried the best baths In Kuropc, the baslern cities. California, and Oregon, fur superior to any of tbem. Out of a host of certificates as to the result of hla treatment which could be published, the following are offered to sufl'eiers. They do not embrace, how ever, tho most remarkable of his cures: cehtificaVks.' PoitTLAND, Feb. 5, 1876. I sunered fouryea-s. from BrUht's kidney, enlarged prostrate and c ''runic cjlnrrli of bladder. 1 tried sev en doctois, got worse, and gave up to die. in April last a friend prevailed on me to call on Or. W. L, Ad ams. 1 was soon rel.eved of suffering In July was able to work in ba.vest. and have worked ever since. Feel cinlto well and happy. Dr. Adams certainly saved uy life, Hilton BoNsxn. l'or four years I was a miserable sutlcrer from syph ilis, enlarged pro'lia e gland, and rhenmrtism. I spent two thousand dollars on doctors In New Vork and Sun Francisco, and didn't get much, if any, relief. 1 finally (ouclmled to take the advice that. I ndgo Hum asnug.ie mu last till, and place injsejf under the cauol Dr. W. L. Adams. His treatment astonished mu in Its results 1 am Iree from pain, and have been since ihe thl d day after I began treatment. I am. In fact, a new man, and give this s'atc-nent for the bene fit or others, though, for ieaon9 the public will un derstand, 1 oo not gli e my lull name, F. O. O. Yviiiiu.i"orTr, Feb. III. ls'il, l'nr in my vears I ta a sufferer 110m ch mile rheu- mitim. ill-Ire slug piles, and palpitation ol tho be.irl, so tliit life nils a burden, I linallv went to rorriami, nuj tvas cured oy ur. vv . L, idam. I am now free from uaiu, aid tail work haul all day wltli out li.-ln tired Although .VI years o'd, 1 M"l liko a lmyagaiii. The benefit 1 got from his treatment Is vvor ll. more to m. tutu all the cold In Nevada (). It. Autvit. LiTri.e Falls. W T,.fan. a" 1S",b In hammering a puce of steel, a Iruuicut of It pen etrated nit liiieye. I went to Foitfand, sintering palu that f I'.iiiiiiit d'sciibe, for mu ileal aid. Alter seveuldcitoi uxiuiiiiedand (ounseled, they fold me that my .- must be tukui out, us it was Impotable to satoit, and ttia it I uldu't hate It takeu nut I would lose Hie other ey , ton On my way 10 Ihe hotel, a good S.imar.tuuadtlsjd me, before (onsent I tig to be batiheied, to see Or. Auams, I did so, tli.ink Rod -andhunoiiu rillevfd meof pain, took the sleel I10111 my eve. aud cured me savltiL' mv ete. suihi' me I from glint sitrTeiiug aiid'titini' me several hundred dollars 1 leel mine grateful towa-ri hlin than lin guagoiau e.v-pt ess tirsitv Uuhth. Ci.aiuo. to., W T., vcb. S. 1Kb My jinuuest babe, tvuieh weighed eight an I Ihito (iMitr pniiiid' when born, fell ort to seven pounds and a lull 1 1 three mouths, as It had nevr retained a particle of milk on lis slomach, but lived lit sinking suga-lied up In a cloth, ft became a snlbrlng skel etoii. and ulllUullIca set ill lliat threatened to kill It Inafewdijs My neUhbors said, " Don't Hkeitto adotlor: 11 doctor con sat' It; It will only 1II11 the sooner..' One person, hvwever, advlstd in.no take it to Dr. .Idatis, of l'ortland, Oregon. 1 did .0, and In three mouths it wa a fit, bouncing boy, vveighlt g furtP"li pounds. It began to live on milk from the time Dr. Adams beau 10 treat it. 1 consider it al most a miraculous cute, and so do otheis. 1 make tills statement lor the beneili of other sufferers, Saiiaii J. Washmuhs. I'iiicaoo, Feb, 1, lt?i;. After having failed to get an) relief Irom physicians here lor an unknown trouble, I wrote to Dr. Adams, of Portland, Oregon, giving my symptoms. He sent me medic iue for a tape-worm It soon relleveifmo of onoivtent or tlilrly leet long. Miss B. M Portland, March 7, WH. I am now :; years old-have suflered as none but mysell know , since I was 14 years old, with y.yVjws anl, large tumors, fistula, worms, and hemorrhage, which eminent physicians East assured ine they could uot cure, I hate now been under Dr. Adams's treat mest one mouth, and feel like a new man, If U treat ment has seemed to me to act almost miraculously, as I was relieved ol nearly etcry particle of my tneible in a very short time after I began treatment 1 feel as though I would like to recommend other siiflerers to go w Here i and many others did and got relief, Ohokul W, Swank, D11. Aimms writes no prescriptions, and rarely sends nut medicine, as little can be done for such as usually need his aid unless he can have the patient under his constant watch and care as the treatment advanies, Only letters containing stamps giving ejinptorLs and asking for an opinion, will be answer ed. Patleuti may rely upon being dealt fairly and honestly with no deception, no falsehood, no hum bugging, to get people's money. " Do anto others as you would have them do to you," la arulo hoi trying to live up to. A Lady always Iu tbe UMce. to aaalat In treatise Women. IMuTuxD, March, 1370, whlt HP li G& GARDEN CITY PLOWS, IMPROVED J?-o.r 1875. WE HAVR ON HAND, AND ARE RECEIVING. THE LARGEST 8TOCK OF THE ABOVS! CKtf ebratod Plows ever imported to the Pacific coast. Tho success of these Plows lat year excccdctT any thing iver before known In this State, Those now on hind are inado vv 1th new and special Improvement.!, j Warranted Superior to any Flow in the United States 1 THE GARDEN CITY SULKY PLOW, Cutting 14 and 16 inches, with 3-horse attachment, and 16-incht rolling Cutter, is without a rival. It has been so thorough ly testod that we warrant its operation in any soil in the State. These Plows are sold with that guaranty. 8- SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND PRICE LISTS.TSa SCHUTTX.ER WAGONS, ALL SIZESr MONITOR BROAD-CAST SEEDERS AND CULTIVATORS, GARDEN CITY CULTIVATORS AND HARROWS; g T. CUNNINGHAM & CO. SALEM, October t, 1875. OuAjaBjBCTBanr SEED POTATOES, Ol the following Varieties): EXTRA EARLY, VERMONT, BROWNELL'S BEAUTY, SAVAGE, EARLY ROSE, GARNETT CHILE. A General GROCERIES & FARRAR Commnrcial Street, Sa native Pills If You Want a Safe Purgative, uao Ur. Jayne's Hanatlve Plllx. They will relieve tho Stomach and Bowols, without Griping, and cletmso tho vvliolo alimentary canal. If You Want a Liver Stimulant, uo Dr. Jayne'a Sanative PHI. Thoy will restore tho Action of tho Liver, and remnvo all obstructions of tho biliary duct. Thoy may bo rolled n in all Affections of tho Liver, and are enjiecially helpful iu cases of Milicmi Dyspepsia. If You Want a Mild Laxative, uo Ur. Jitync'si Nnnatlve Pills. When taken in small ilosos, they romovo u Costlvo habit of tho body, and gradually cliuiifio tho viliateil Hecro tiun of tho Stomach and Llrer, which If lot alone, ofton generate hcrious discuses. Dr. iayne's Sanative Pills mo of great help in removing Skia 1)1h cases, originating from an Impure Ciiiiditiou of the illooil. Tlioy may bo taken at all times without danger, ami while using tliom, you may cat aud drinU as usual. T A. DAVIS A CO.. Wholdsalu Aent. I'ortUnO, Orn-tHi. I'lVnJ Oregon Steamship Company STEAMBOATS. 11HE hTEMEU AI.ICK WILL LVAVE SACKM . for f.irvallls and intennedlMu points on Monday and Tburrdat nf tavh week about II . m. Kvturnln villi leave Micro for Portland at -. in. Hleamei HUNAN. will leave fur the same iwlnts on Tuusds)s aud Fridays ...-.. . ri- U. JUCULLY. Agent. .Ian Sl.tr. Notice of Final Settlement, j In County Court. Marlon Courty, Oieirou. Kslatu of' It. (-'. Kibiwy, il ceased. AW. KINNEY, administrator of said esWte, hatliu; filed his atcounis In said court, prayluif aliiialsEitleinrul of tbe same: It Is tin reforo oroered that said application b hurd at tbe Court ho'.ise In Salem on t rlday. the 1 1th day of April, ls'ill, nt S n' clotk p. m.,at vvhUh tli-iusiid iiiaiu all persons In tertsud villi pleae appearand illu objections to tho same, ir any exist, tjulvw, .M?fi'."i.c,,,i1jyj,l",-0" March 13, 1W. JOHN O PKsTMLKH, svrl County Judse. SIW UXfltuwrjBTT4vkkHlefe vroiliYirirrwVClrrv )K &5aisVJpiBiM Assortment of PROVISIONS. BROS. Salem, OregoB. Chances for Good Invest ment. IOFFKKPOH'HALE. ON LONO OBEDIT, TO rttspnnslblo parlies, valuablu property and inter ests as follows: Lots and Blocks in Portland, Or., With or without houses ca thorn. XVlX'XXl.CB- farorably located, with or with out stock. 1,000 or taioro acres of Timbered, Pralrlo. or Hwalo LANDS, uear rivers and railroads, at less than Sovenin!ni prices, An Interest In a HTKAM SAW HILL, which ha the best paying business In tho Stole. Valuable Placer and QnartisUINBS In Eastern Or etren, with water supply anil modern machinery for' mining attached. Also, OnarU Mills, Ferry KUbts, and Toll Koads all of which projiorty can bo paid fur" oat of tbe proceeds oftha business. ALSO, Moiioy Loaned and Borrowed on, good se--ctinty, audiioics discounted. Also, Locate Homesteads, Land Warrants, and Cot. 'e Scrip, on selected (loveromeut Lauds. l'niperty in I'mtlandi and' outside lands KXx CIIANOED Tor propurty in othor Butes. On all sales, time-will be glton for nearly the who'.sY amount. O. MC. OAB.T3JR, Ileal EsUtc Dealer, POUTLANJ), Or., ilec-.'ltf Cirtetfn Uluck Kitmt Htrcolt Pacific UniveT.'sity A.NU TVJUiATIS ACADEII V, I ForoHt Gvove, Ot'Ofgou. I VAicvEirv liar B. II. MAltHIt, Dt r., PrcAlr'ieiit, and. Hroreo or of Intellectual rhlUmiuhy. ! Hcv. IIOKMJIC LVH.V.H, A, M., I'rofesso j of Illiet ' orlc and lllsirv. (1EO. II. L'OLLIEIt,, A. M l'rufetsor- of Matb- email cs. , Kkv. T. 10NDOK. A. M., Professor of Natural , History. 1 .10. W MAItHIfc, A. M Professor oil Latin anoT , .1 D. ItOiltl, A. X . rrlnclpal of Academy. Mils. M. li, HI'U.t.KIt, Preceptress. ' The scaool year Kunlsts ufthreu tcrina. betfliinlnir respert!oiy on the tlrst Weduesday of lioptemler, I Deieinbtfr, aud Mank), I In the University ihe tuition Is S) l& per year, an i in mu ACiuiciny au per yuir pjyanie per lerui in aniaucv. Hoard can bo had at from t'l to tt uer week. EtitirUnatioos rr ndmlrsliin will be held oil S temher 1st. at 'I a. in., ai tho C'ollei'ii. Korfurther lnlormatlnn, address tho President e any ether members or tho Pacultr, INFALLIBLE AND FINAL, c u k i: ! ALL PEItHONH KUPKEItlNd KltOM ASTHMA, llioticbltls, Induced Phthisic, Incipient lp; sumptlou, uud wishing to be PERMANENTLY CUliKl), plcAselnrorm me, 111 person or by letter.-"" My address It NEUDY, CUctamas coiinlv. Oregon.. , Ml . 41 ' ,l i D a it J
