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LATE DISPATCHES.
ioxu Branch, Auk. 22. Tho following
baa Just been received from the President:
"It Is with intense rcirret that the Presi
dent announces to tho people of tho United
States the death of the Speaker of the House
of Representatives, M. C. Kerr, of Indiana.
A man ot great intellectual endowments,
large culture, great probity and earnestness
in his devotion to public Interests, has passed
from the position of power and usefulness to
which ba had been recently called. The body
by whom he had been selected to preside not
being in session to render its tribute of affec
tion and respect to the memory of the de
ceased, the President invites toe people of
the United States to solemn recognition,
public and private, of the worth and services
of a Dure and eminent man.
(Signed) U.S. Grant.
By the President.
J. j. Cadwalauek, Acting Secretary of
State."
Jacksonville, 111., Aug. 22. John T.
Alexander, of this county, died at midnight
last night. lie has long been known as the
most extenslvo cattle dealer In tho Missis
sippi valley. Ho left life Insurance policies
amounting to gSO.OOO. IIo had oxtwnsive
business and social acquaintances, and his
death is universally deplored.
Chicago, Aug. 22. Six stallions of the
celebrated Clydosdalo breed arrived bore
from Abordeon, Scotland, to-day. Two of
them, The Glory of Aberdeen, and Clans
man, are five yoars old and weigh two
thousand pounds each. Another, named
Rolllnirber. is four vears old and has receiv
ed a pension from the Covornment of a hun
dred and fifty pounds per annum. The oth
ers are three years old and all have taken
prizes In Scotland, and are considered
among the finest horses of that country.
They are to be taken to Keokuk, Iowa, for
breeding purposes.
Ni;w York, Aug. 21. Tho thermometer
has fallen 10 degreos here sinco yesterday.
Dispatches from Port Jorvls, N. Y., and
Mil ford, Pa,, announco a slight frost last
night.
Tho Times' Washington special says the
death of Kerr loaves the House of Represen
tatives without a presiding ofllcor. Tho clerk
will call tho House to ordor in December
next, and will preaido until a Speaker 's
chosen.
Mitchell has succooded in getting all the
agricultural collego lands in Oregon approv
ed by tho Secrotary of tho Interior, except
Oigbty acres to which tlioro is a conflict.
At instanco of Senator Mitchell the mail
service on the routo between Oakland and
Lookinglass, Oregon, has been doubled.
TrE flLKEJS.
No Chanok. There is no change In the
markets, from last week.
San Francisco, Aug. 22. The Grangers'
Convention this evening adopted tho resolu
tions passed by the Patrons of Husbandry at
their meeting In this city last month, recom
mending that no wheat be sold in this mar-
Kel at a lean llguru iuhu 91 uo yvr uuuwi.
They also made arrangements for the char
tering of additional tonnage. A large
amount of wheat was subscribed for ship
ment by the vessels chartered by the associa
tionthose subscribing arranging to ship
only a portion of the amount in any one
vessel. The convention will continue Its
work to-morrow and before adjourning will
appoint an agent to attend to business of the
association bore.
ISrOM?H-WE3ST7E!rL33"
pipping, Btoxngt, srntr SrnnmfcKfflm gmmpsmg,
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miKr.VS. rretldint,
llariitburg.
TV. a.
SCOOOIX, Vice President,
Gaston.
T. J. MATLOCK, Secretary,
Portland.
European Grain Markets.
London. Aug. 14. The Mark Lane Jlx-
press says harvesting is now well advanced.
.Numerous repons irom various parts 01 me
Kingdom have arrived. Some prognosticate
that the crop will be light; others speak of a
fair, or even good, average yield. These
statements must be received with caution, as
the averages in different localities vary from
3K7 quarters per acre, whereas, statistical
ly speaking, 30 bushels is usually considered
a standard. Barley and beans are likely to
turn out well. Peas give satisfaction in most
districts. Oats aro reported to bo tho worst
of all. Trade has been dull owing to the un
certainty as to the yield of home crops and
foreign supplies. We think the latter will bo
large since India is exporting very freely.
Although the reports of the California crop
may have been exaggerated, predilection of
millers for the former class of grair is still
dominant. Maize continues in request, es
pecially for forward delivery, as the quantity
alloat is now considerably diminished. Oats
haveslightly improved, owing to the increaso
of tho Continent demand.
Xo. 93 Front Street,
WAGONS,
rOBIXAim, OREGOJV,
-Dealers in-
CARRIAGES,
REAPERS,
MOWERS,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
-AND-
Ottawa. August 22. Advices from Indian
Commissioner Dickinson, Fort Kills agoncy,
state the Sioux are now on tho war path
against the United States. Thoy had sont
presents of tobacco to the Blackfoet and ro
nuestod tho latter to Join thom. Tho Canadi
an Indians ropllod they would keep peace,
and would not loin thorn In fighting,
Sentknckd. Mrs. McConnlck, who klll
od her husband, at Astoria, August Cth, was
tried last wook, convictod of murder in the
second degree, and Montoncod to tho peniten
tiary for lifo.
Mattison, tho man who atlompted to as
sassinate Miss Hodgors at the saino place on
the same day was also sentenced to one
yoar's imprisonment in tho Penitonti try. It
Is supposed that lie is partially lin-m or his
sentence would probably have bei'ii much
more severe
A man named Burk was sentonnil at the
aame term of court four yoars to ilm peni
tentiary for larceny.
Campaign Ci.uhs, A Hnyoa and Wheolor
Club was organized last Satuiday owning nt
Salem. T. H. Crawford is 1'rosld.. t, and
A. A. McCully, Chas. Bowie, W. I. Wade,
ndC. W. Scribor, Vice President-: W. P.
Jjord.Seo,; J. J. Murphy, Cor. Si-o ; Kd.
Ulrscb, Treas.
A Tilden and Houdrlcks Club whs organ
ized the same ovening, with W. J liorren
President, J. C, Hutton, Jas, Walton, and
T, L. Davidson, Vlco Presidents, aud W. II.
N. Stiles, Sec.
Gen. Albert Pike, of Arkansas, a distin
guished menibor of the Masonic Fraternity,
is now on a visit to Oregon, aud was in Salem
during this wook. The Uoimnil Is a person
ot commanding appoarnnoo, with Mowing
white hair and hoard, and an atrablo gentlo
xnau, and his presence among us will bo
long remembered with pleasure by his
brethren of tho mystic tie. IIo loavos on tha
outgoing stoamer for California,
Fi:iwonai In tho St. t,ouii licpublican
we find tho following: .
" Mrs. George. Cook, of Saliiin, Marlon Co.
Oregon, vlMted tho Ur.i-fm.irAn iitllcn yes
terday and exhibited miiihi romarkahly
handsome specimens of dried apples, plums,
nd tomatoes, the puuluct nf that oountrv.
AUoasatnploof spring who it whtch is 1111
lirpassablo."
Mrs, Cook has lately returned to her home
iu Salem, and brings with lior some beauti
ful views of tho grounds about St. l.ouls.
The body of young 'I horp, drowned at In
dependence about ten days ago, was found
on Saturday by tho stoamur llouaua a few
Milles below Independence ami taken to that
place for Interment,
Tub Mim: .School. Tho State School for
tho education of deaf mutes will reopen lor
the Fall and Winter term on the hocoihI
Monday Iu Septeinlior.
Tonnaok. The Comwicrciaf Jlcrald of tho
17 says of the San Francisco freight market:
xnero uoes not appear to do any spot de
mand for ships suitod to the wheat carrying
trade. Rates aro entirely nominal, ship
owneas demanding throe pounds, which is
above tho views of charterers. Uxportors
are still busy loading ships that wero long
since chartered, and at rates far beyond cur
rent nominal figures. Tonnage is very plen
tifulfor all voyages, with little outside busi
ness oflering. Thus far in the season prompt
dispatch has been given to all chartered
ships, and in no caso has there been any de
fault or demurrage."
Boston, Aug. 1!). Tho demand for wool
continues good and pricos are well sustained
and a shade higher for all desirable fleeces.
Transactions were 2,2S3,500 pounds. Sales
woum iiavo been much largor were it not for
comparatively small amounts of lleeces of
fering. Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleeces have been -1111,000 pounds, almost
exclusively fine wools, and include medium
and extra at 353So. Some desirable No. 1
at 40c, XX at 3010o, XX and super at 40
WiC From 4012Jio has been ofiered and
refused for large lots of XX. Michigan and
Wisconsin wools are firm at 323Go for me
dium and No. 1, with more inquiry for me
dium. Sau Francisco market.
Idy TEUtaiuru.
San Francisco, Aug. S3.
Flour Golden Gate. c.tra Jobbing, $3 87f payable
Inelhorat sixty days.
Wheat-One of our local millers baa to pay if 1 67
for 150 tons cholco; shippers compelled to pay $1 50a
Oat-iuIct at Jl 40al 75.
Barley Feed dnll,fl0a9Sc.
Legal Tenders, SOXaOl
Ltcrpool wheat market to-day 0s ld9s4d for
a erase California; Ds Gd9s lOd for Club.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE JUSTLY-CELEBRATED
IVEolixio fnTogons, "Tlio G-rangor's PfivoritO,"
AND ARE NOW RECEIVING A FULL LINE
The Wheeler No. 6 Combined Reaper and Mower,
THE IMPK0VED KIEBY TWO-WHEELED MOWER,
The Burdick Reaper, the A. W. Coats Lock Lever Hay and
Grain Rake, &c, &c.
Only General Agents for Oregon and Washington for tho good old " stand-by,"
the Mccormick reaper and mower., &.o.
We are Grangers, and HI can Business.
Send for Circulars, Descriptive Pamphlets. Ac.
Ing Territories. .
Agents in all the principal towns in the State and adjoin.
April S3. 1S7U tf.
Tools,
Statu Tkai'ii i:m' Inm num. As wo go
to press, the Slato Teachers' Institute li in
jirogress, there being qiiitmvfull atttiulaneo
of teachers and friends of education.
Found. Tho body of Absalom Smith, of
Jemimon, who ws ilrowno I last Miring in
iheSautlam river, was found on Monday of
(his week, and burled.
A correspondent of the Democrat, writing
from Slletz, says: "This is a fine country,
capable of producing In abundance almost all
kinds of grain, vegetables, etc., and should
tho government throw a portion or nil of it
open for settlement, it would be a most ex
cellent place to liye, and its being thrown
open for settlement is a mere question of
time, as most of the Indians in u few yoars
will be beneath the clods of the valley."
SALEM MARKET.
MONETARY.
LeualTkndeus, buying, Kitft,: selling, MXc.
FLOUR, GRAIN Ac.
Wheat, best white, tf bushi! (,3
Oats.tf bu GJ37V
Corn Meal, ) tb "jn'i
Flour, best, W sack, (V barrel) 1 S5
Mui.imttnt c luur, JV ll)... .,... ..
Uran, y ton
Shorts. t ton
Oil Cake Meal, M tou
FULcbced, per lb
Uay, W ton, new
baled, tf tou
GROCERIES,
Sugar, Sau Francisco refilled, W bbl..
Island
crushed
powdered
granulated
Mrup, l gal
Tea, Japan, fi lb
Imperial ,
Cottce, Costa Ulca, W tb
Rio ,
K0110
J II Ml
Salt, Carmtn IsHud, percw
Lhcrpool, coarse
dairy
Uay ;
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
X.INFORTH, KELLOGG, & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
Agricultural Machinery and Farmers'
CORNER YAMHILL AND FRONT STREETS. PORTLAND, OREGON.
ALFRED SLQOUM. Agent.
Wm. Anson Wood Improved Eagle Mowers and Reapers.
Manufactured ccluslcly by the Eagle Mowing and Reaping Machine Company, of Albany, N Y. One
hundred llrst claes prizes for actual superiority In thu field. Iron Frame, strong and durable. Light Draft,
perfectly balanced by the weight or the driver. Few bolts. Pitman held In psitlon by a Ptrong Spring
Guard, easily depressed by the operator. Knife with Swivel Head, which obviates breaking cither knife or
Pitman. The simplest, best and most durable Machines In the market, at a price within the reach of all.
liuwarc of Imposition. The name of " Wm. Anson Wood " is moulded on the flame of each machine
none others are genuine.
Russell Peerless Mower and Self-Rake Reaper.
The superiority ot these Celebrated Machines is in its Lightness or Draft. Great Strength, and Eao of
Handling. They have a rear cut, thus avoiding the many accidents that occur yearly with n front cut, as tho
driercanscoany obstruition In time to avoid It The wheels aro broad and high. Thodrher can easily
throw it in or ont of gear. Material is mostly or Iron and steel. Has a covered top, thus keepln" out all the
dirt and dust. Has an easy spring seat, which can be changed to right or lelt..
Tho SELF-RAKE is entirely under the control of tho driver dropping a sheaf lust where ho pleases, cath
cringa full sheaf w hero the grain Is light.
e can say, w ithout fear of incceasful contradiction, that the Iluscll Reaper is tho strongest and most
durable machine in use.
The Old Reliable Chicago Pitts' Separators and Horse Powers.
Mahufactnrcd by n. A. Titts' Sons' Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111.
Farmers and Thrcshermcn who have Tor the past Thirty-five Years purchased and employed them, continue
to speak In unmistakable terms of their superior mcrt'sfor threshing Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye, I'eas, Tim
othy Seed and Flx Seed lit for market, anil costing less for repairs than any oiher Separator in use. The
Separators havo for the California and Oregon trade, a new and impraved End Shako Shoe, vastly superior to
any In this market, A large array of testimonials on tllo In our ollico proves tho truth of tho alwvc asser
tions. HAINES' GENUINE HEADEHS.
UoUiIronarftl Wood wheel, ten and twche foot cut, manufactured and improved expressly for this House.
iuiu ivsuh i vet. W- r J iwputiuuii AUiJJIU Y VUlQtair.
Sweepstake Header.
Iron and Wood wheel, ton and twelve foot cut. The reputation rf this well known ncader is too well cs.
tabllshtd to require comment.
ALSO,
I Grain Cradles, Scythes and Snaths,
Haying Tools of all kinds.
Granger and Cahoon Seed Sowers.
tWWc nre as accommodating and liberal as any house on theCoast. Farmers look to your Interests and ex
amine our Slock beforo Saying.
Oidcrs bollclted and promptly filled. Liberal discount v, ill always be made for Cash.
C3?Scud lor Illustrated Circular and Catalogue, and Price Lints.
Garden City Snlky Horse Rakes,
Hay Mate Sulky llorio Rakes,
Wood Rcolving Horse Rakes,
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KRUITS, VKOKTAULKS,:Ac.
Apples.... 37
dried, V B jj
Peaches, dried, V B 1540
J'lunis, " lea
l'i ir, ,c prbu
He.111, V B Kt
I'utatuer, W bushel 5ixjj
Onions. W to f,
Cabbage, V d 'H&l W
EGGS, Ac.
11UTTKR,
liutter, fresh rolls, V B
packed
Kirgs, V dozen
Clut'so Oregon prime, u B
Lard, V lb
oilsTac.
Liuseed Oil, boiled, p gallou....
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AND
COUNTERBALANCE VIBRATING SEPARATOR.
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WI2 aro prepared to manufacture anil Ml all order for theeo unrnalul irarlifrr. All our work i- fully
warranted. 'tr particular-', eeml for circular- and prlct Jit,flhUli wl'l bo pcui by mail a toou a nub
lithed. OrtlrrN cbould bo sent In early, to avoid dieappolntmint. as wo will mnnurauuru principally on orders for
Mill riiiritiit tf.ua.Mi Ajtf4-rt.j.j
j tvuijti, riacvui ttuuivrri
S. TEUTON.
PELTOINS & SAVAGE,
mh'JmOl
Salem, Or.
LF.WIS S.AVAUE.
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V . KN
V-.t'IfiMt Oil. II eal 1 M.,. iki
Tallow, fl Oi ti IU
Laid Oil, )l gallon
Coal Oil,
CiurAMO, Auk. ll). Tho jmnliicn mnrkota
hvi showu llttlo life sftion last week.
Wheat ulostm to-iUy at 7 int, for No. 'J
iinrlnjf, Klnt Si'j cents lust TliursiUy.
IXiwuni tho olosii of tho ok Imttor ilo
matul HpruiiK I lioro In thtu-lty, iloulit less.
Jv by lnorcrtHinl rtruituiss in X- Ynri.,i
truijthnul liino iu KnlNIi inarkois. lto
clH hv luiui HOiuoHhitt largur, tint ro
till liulgiiideatit, Iioiiik fur tlio wruk. ,v!,lW
tnulieltt Hg.diut LN'.tXW Uiislu-N in i75 Very
little of tho iiniv- wliont U.iay.t lnn thrash.
,!, but wlint Iihs gono Ihronsh iluuuaoliliuo
fully renllroA tho pimliciloiH h-s 10 tho line
lullliiiKqiiHllty. ThowfRthoramtiniiM tine,
iut ruin falU iu anmll quutitity v ithout ilo-
jug iiiimanu 10 tivjvi uui luiiy socuriHl.
LEATHER, Ao.
ICorrectisl by J. W. Ollbert, dealer, Salem
Karnes Leather. V B.
Milrtlug U'.ilhor, "
Hrldle Leather, priiife ...
f r-iich Calf pr doi.,
,uench Kip, pr doi
I al, aud Oregon Calf " ...
Kip " ...
inta CruK Solo, ir ft
Hlilis. dr), "
green,
Peer sktus, dry, pr tt
' " dresed, "
s.ia 40
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. nxa 75
50 CENTS FREE.
SPECIAL OiTEIt-rOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Will send, imst-pahi pule, to each new subcrlhflr
of The Nkw Voiin Auknts' Jiomiily, a maeniilccnt
CENTlNMvLMl.uoui4l.ldl.DiL 1111 faucv ruxl. tfiruck
111 tlli.t. Ilhl. .11.... I ....... ....... . .It.. . I. .,., '
"wt i.iicu,t'i, witvr mutt i fiiii( unue ilil-
l.ir J', Inch In diameter-I'rlce 50 cents each. Tho
AulntV .Mostiil lsa kat.dsi:nc, sptc), lituago .a
per. Mibhcrlptlou prlco Si' cents a ear sind SO
cents, ami )ou will recelo thu Ahints' jiiintiilv tor
one j ear, pot.pild.and tho ate Medal graiis.
Address, I'ENION IHIIILISIIIM. tit.,
JiOmS KODkoiuwai, Ntw V011K.
$250
MONTII.i!i'nti waute.i ererr.
re. lliikliii 44 lioiiunible and drit
1. l-arllfiilarsuMitfrte. Aililre
WOK 111 CO., M. Loul,.Mi),
illtfmtttc Jarntfr.
OPIUM
ml Itcirhtn htMl thaihivlv rwl
l4vIlty runLlIn'.! itati-iUicltr.
ii4 Htnit for iwrtlcuUr. Ir, CarU
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IfSUID XTIBT rmDiT, sr
VKKE t CBAIG,
rcausuiRS and ritormiToiM.
CLAIIUU. I). U. CltAlCi.
Trrnia or Subucrlpllou.
One copy, one ier(SJ nnmbers).,
One copy, six months (! nnmben) ...
One copy, three inoctts (IS numbers) .
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. .75
Tlxe Farmers' Pump.
IMPUOVED
WOODJPU3IPS.
I AM NOW MANUFACTURING, AT TI1R MILL
of the Capital Lumberlns Cmnpany, nALKM. a
Woodm rump that is superior to any othir etr
made in Ibis Male, making utv of tl e flie jer' u.
perlence ealueu in Its manu'icture l.eru to rive the
' i k 1 1 ..- . i.Mtin h-iiiii, eier niuue.
,,1111 iiaiu wi viuipjniueut lor lUr p.l
in, uiu upper mock oeint; ca.
tiieMiit erackini? hvthe sun
...'.,."'0"l,,n','- to porchasi a FIRST-CLASS
I'l'.Ml' are Imlad Huall aud look at my stock.
I'uaips dellUTCd and set up, and warrant
ed lo work Mell.
PRIPK-Jia for tlrt t.o feet iclow the sur
fa 'o . sr.y, um per foot alter that.
W. S. NEWBURY,
104 and 100 Front Street,
PORTIiAND, ... OREGON,
GENERAL
Traveling nuil Managing Agent
FOR IDAHO and WASHINGTON TERRITORIES
ana tne btatjs of ujikuun, for
FRANK BROS. & CO.,
SAN FR-.NCISC0 AND P0RUAND,
Importers and Dealers In
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
Solo Pacific Coast Agents for the
Genuine and World-Renowned
WALTER A., WOOD'S
Harvesting Machines,
Embracing
ENDLESS CHAIN & SWEEP
RAKE,
Self-Raking Reapers,
One & Two-Horse Mow
ers. MOWINGr ATTACHMENTS,
HARVESTERS,
AND
stoir - :oi23La.:rs.
The Walter A. Wood's
unrivaled Harvester
and Self-Binder
Is the ttreateet Labor Salnir Machlnolnthcuorld.
with this midline, one man with three horses can
cut and bind from li to 15 acres of train per day, am'
two week's timo catd In harvestlm,' a crop by bcln
nins In season. It may be ned cither as a Harvester
and Scir-Blnder, or as a Harvester alone.
The Walter A. Wood! Wew
Double-Geared Br or.
Mowers,
With Brass Hearings, patent oil Cups, and new and
Improved Guards, ureyuaiantced to bo tho Best Mow
ers in tho orld.
THE WALTER A. WOOD
Chain Rake and New Iron
Sweep Rake, Self-Raking
Reapers,
Arc tho best Sclf-Raklnjr Reapers on tho earth, and
w e aro w alting or the man who will deny it and oi e
us a chance to try it against anything made.
FARMERS AND DEALERS
are cautioned against a cheap and light mow or ofiered
aa Wood machine, and purchasers should bo sure
that they get machines stampei
WALTER A. WOOD,
As nono other are genuine.
The Invincible Threshing Machine.
THE LA BELLE WAGON,
(Prlilo or the Pacific Coast),
FARM, bPRINQ. or EXPRESS, wide or narrow
track. Eastern bed and top fox, or California stake
rack bed and hot, with California ROLLER BRAKE.
LIGHT DRAFT AND WARRANTED.
Ecry wheel rolled In bollln oil beforo tho tire Is set,
and the wagon has stood the test of tho climate of
California better hsn any other wagon in tho market"
act ruus four to ihe hundred pounds lighter than any
other, oivinir lo our uslm? a slcein Tnnnnfartnrpri ex
pressly for us fh m brass patterns and catt from tho
eclcbratrd i.ake -uperior Iron, and from tho superior
manner lu which our skeins aro set.
The Buford Iron Gang
and Sulky Plow.
Light draft, ea-Ily adjusted, and the only Gang or
Sulkeyndjns'id with screws or that can bo run on a
side hill fully warranted to bo the best plows on the
Pacific Coitt.
Also a Full Line of the
Fatuous Ill-lord BlacUhawlt
Single Plows, Rcolvine and Sulky Rakes, Reed
Sowers Prills, Barley Forks and a full llnu of Wood
and Steel lioods.
Send for Catalogues and Prlro Lists.
FRAMK BROS., San Francisco.
XV. S. NEWBURY, manager,
Portland.
Ague Mixture
I
Chills and Fever
aro permanently
Ihe plunger to work
with other wood to
i-alb:, Ju'y U. !f.;u.
A.
FKESCOTT.
Sin
RUPTURE.
Ifenn more .Metallic Tm..c. ;w. more sciferlrg
fn.mlioii HiopnTMiM prnjs Dr. !,..', lt
cut Lltie Tiurs is worn willing-and romiurt nt -Ll
auddsy. n.d will and ba. pirf.iime.1 radical cmts
wteri all oihers bate failed. Kinder, if jou are mu
tated, uy oue of Dr. l'owe's conifoitahle elastic rit.
r-.....-.. .k- ,. ,M linn jeJCl II JllIM E i;iftT!n
cured by Dr. Jayuc's Agne Mix
ture. With a llttlo caro on tho part
of the patient to avoid exposuro, and
tho occasional use of Jayne's Sana
tive PiLLs.this romedy will bo found
to bo certain In its operation, and rad
ical In its effects. In many sections
of tho country subject to Ague and
other malarial diseases, it has an es
tablished character as a popular spe
cific for theso harrassing complaints,
and tho number of testimonials re
ceived show that its reputation is
constantly increasing.
Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
aro effectually cured by Dr. Jayne's
Ague Mixture. In theso com
plaints caro should bo taken to follow
tho directions closely, and especial
attention given to tho liver, which
should bo assisted in performing its
functions by Dn. Jayne's Sanative
' Pills. Jft.
T. A. DAVIS & CO.,
Oregon.
Wroletalc Agents. Portland,
ocISmi
STATE AGENCY
ron th
Patrons of Husbandry.
Front Street, near Flanders' Wharf.,
PORTLAND OREGON.
Tuvt I'livrT, Uti Sicramcnlo tL, SiaFrandrio. J AujItcm all communications to S, P. LEE, Ascot,