Willamette farmer., September 29, 1876, Page 5, Image 5

"WILLAMETTE FARMER.
5
"
!. 0. Q, T.
lilKKCXORA
boulunlui,' ot u uaw quarter, if ilie hppiiiM
Hon for williiliawul is not received pricr to
tho luslnllntlon of olac-crs, the withdrawal
iMti not b croutod without tbo paymcut of
does for t bit quarter.
0. A lodgo Deputy cannot una tbo pat word
unloi obittlned froiu tlio V. C. T. of his
lodge. His duty m L. 1). ii to cmnnumi
cato tbo password to the YV. C. T., whnri
lnitaKed, nud he must rtceivo it an a mom
bpr ol'tlio I.odpe lrom the W. C. T. befoie
Iio can properly usu the sume, nnd he bai no
risht ;m L. I), to communicate it to any ouo
but the W. C. T. or his Lod.no.
7. The M., at tbo opnu'lng of the Lodpe,
doe" nnt lake up the P. W, and Ex. Iroui the
W. V. T. or Guards.
Letter from Bio. Dunbar.
PortTLAND, Sept. CO, 1S70.
Kr. Fakmkr: On Monday morning I left
my team with my old Iriend and fellow sol
dier J. H, Dimick, nair Hubbtrd, aud took
the morning train for this place, on my way
to attend the Grand Lodge or W. T. Hub
bard Is nuking rapid Improveiuent, and the
farmers round about are ninont; the most
prosperous aud enterprising iu the State. It
is near there where the large potato and root
crops are raided by J. B. and G. W. Dimick,
G. V. Dimick Is also a breder of flue stock,
some of which he will no doubt have on ex
hibition nt the coming State Fair.
On Moiidoy eouinu I fell in at a meeting
of Portland Lodge, No. 201, where weall en
joyed the privilege of listening to the read
ing of the many good things in the Key-Xote
a most excellent Lodgo paper, under the
editorial charge of the very efllcent Secretary,
SNter Anna Fornsides, with J. W. Gamble
as Ii us 1 moss Manager. Every Lodge should
i have a Lodge paper for the instruction and
I edification of its members. A most excel
lent recilation was attentively listened to
fromSiblcr McCord, which I wish could be
heard iu every Lodgo In the State. Sisters
Femslde aud McCord are neices of Sister
Coburn, of the yciv Xoithiresi, who with her
daughters, aud M. E. and Bolle Sutherland,
and Bros. Shaver. Miller. Sinister. Noon.
CorvalM? I Stewart and others are making this a most
Al'wtiy excellent Lodge. A number of visitors were
I noticed my very
(rand Olllccr.
i. W C.T.W. R. Dunbar. Slhcrton.
i. W t'. Cmin Mr? S. .'. MrClnii", Cietll.
. W. V. T.-.Toanna Ljlc Dallas.
(. Sn 'y-T. It. (.'ran fiinl. rorilnud.
. r . Sec' -L. Mai nu, Monroe
0 Trtas. Kmtui Kriloifp, l'onlaml.
(i. Chap. Her. J. K. N. Hell, Arhlaud.
). Mar. .1. W, Mnnrp. l(ocl)iirs:.
?. I). Mar Aimk' 13. I'lHk-runnd. Cottage Gnu c.
i. Guild Mary CtiturUtht. Tin- Duller.
(i. Sin. T . r. Uartmi. Amlt)-.
W. Mec A A. Leonard, fclbertnn.
1". (!. W. C T. Tlliiinn Ford, Salem.
Pntit. .InvenlluTeniilars Mr. M. K. Hotter, for
eft Oroe.
Slate Dcinily . W, C. T.
Col. T. H. Cann, Nakm.
Hev. .1. K. N. llcll, A? li.and.
Win. NiivcU. Westnn.
Capt. O. C. Aiiplecatu. I.lnklllc.
II II. Allen, llaltcy.
T. 11. Handler, lllllsboro.
AtaShrexe, luilln.
II. V IitU.be, Wilbur,
lames II. Frn-li, hat Portland.
Wm. Oram, Lebanon,
llev. .1. W. Miller, Dallas.
Dr. J. W. Watte, I.ilayette..
Kc. E. W. IHxnn, OanjonWIlc.
J?p.J. S McCain, Fuceie.
Win. Ilannou, The DhIIci?.
Wru. 11. Caiter. " orwillls.
W. b Jame I'oitland
L. .1, louc, frnmuitnllle.
Ver. It. C. Jenkins Dallas.
D. F. Kimu, Independence.
W. S. McMem. Cjiijou City.
lYUr I'aqntt, OrfL-on City.
T. II. Crjurmil, Portland.
v. H. l'ox, Atoria.
1 Ilurt, CresHell.
J. K lloutfi. .Tutictlon.
Kcv. II. C. Jenkins Mot roc.
C. II. Walker. Astoria.
:1I. N. McKinney, Baker City.
Dlatrlct Ieputy G. XV, C. T's.
W. T. KIchts, Tinner.
W. II. o'Donald. Portland.
-T S. (Vckelieae. Itoseburir.
Hon. ,Iames llindersluitt, Union.
II. W. Lake. Kanl Creek.
K. K. Kaunluj. lllllsboro.
.Imnc Cotley, Salem.
.ItiMiff ErHln. Fort Klamath.
Hon. J. A. I'niett. Pendleton.
1. A. Whitney, Astoria.
Jeurie (iilmcf, Tangent.
Mibordliiatc Lotlirea.
.Ac. Xante. Un1gc thirty,
r...Ttocbiirj F Coates.
!i KxceU'.or W U Cuter....
111.. Wotern Star I.N Lltt'-ett....
.. r,...t.-i -..... . lj .,..:.
l.'..Mi.'tni.n'iVh'."'.".'.'..lohn It OirrSou.l.'.'.i'oiilnnd I Present , among whom
1 '..nllumettc.
17..IIllMHiro. ..
2!. .La Creole...
Jl..Lat.ijette....
ai..-ilur
.ll.-TInsiA
IU..AstnrIi V II Vox Astoria
41..MoriiliiJbtir KCIIcitb BnenaVMa
-Marloi S Hatch Hubbard!
-i...iuiRiiiiie inn racker E. l-ortniui i i,.,.i.j v .. .i.i.i ,... t
tuiiutiln lame I'o ell E. Portland i """" "' "" 1""""'" " " """"
hast l'ortiiiul r m Clair -ett E. I'urtiaud i UlagL-ett. w. C. T. One now recruit (Pearl
.UMit'.
..! Panuot.. Ore.'on city estiecial fried C. II. Whltnev of No. Sil. Gav
..S H Humphrey lllllsboro i . . .. ... . ,. ,.,,, :,
...Tenuic UcXel Daiia. lord ot No. l'J, ates, Fitzsrerald, O'Donald
::: c Lm'byV.v.v.vrtoS a,,d S!sters s-T-w-stearti8. L-" of '-w.
...KmllvM Vanclerert'...balem , Anna Stearns, Emma Kellogg, and Bros.
LiGrande aud Robinson.
On last evening we paid
a visit to East
til.
74.
Ml. Mi.,
'II. ,
Its.
HI
117!
11.
1V
Vnl Fontl !KPCaltt ZeiH
Tiiliu l)n l V Tliomp'on. . . Can j 011 City
Smipireil Mrs S TWMeaiut...i'cirtluid
I.one Mar (i G Fottr ClatKania
l'7..Lltra llontane....Mn (J Umber2e...Bakr City
iim.. lar'n'!)
KK.. Mount Zliiu
111. Bio,.l.ln I Ulteed.
.Hlierldin AlbPrt Tanner.
Damicti Martha J Kail..
.Fof-tdtoie I'G Buford....
. Academj Oltt c L Meek..
.spiln'.'field I A Kennedy..
.Blue Mountain... .W S Burk'e...
.Valley Kbener.er Ilavs
1 ..wcsioii .i .n .ionns....
lVi..I)t!ai:n II F .Tohnson..
lill..IIarmuu Win MtUiell ThuDallva
iML.i'nlon WO Porter Turner
J7:i..Thi; Cove It F McDnr.iels Th due
17I..I'Lunl- .1 W Norillle biitiiinenllle
17-..IHurel P P Palmer bcottsbur
17!i..PIQc W WCthiart..Cottai:i-Grare
lhO.. Mammoth T T Frakes Weston
lI..Mn!iiitrHitaiit ...lohn Pettv Croscll
lN-L.Falt CU'Cl: (i M Neet Dexter
isi. . Grand Piairie II K Bond Irilnj; TKMPEnAXCK Itkms. Mrs. H. A. Laugh
1 fO t uk' .,! AThIT..lnt.. il,li..l I
im..Klinnth Fred Ellernian..lirt Klamath I ry lectured ou temperance to the per pie oi
ifj..Law.u v, DCMinett ;;e ' Silverton on Sunday the 24th inst. Her ad
l"7..Bden Mrs II II Jones Plm-nlx . , ,
Ti'l..IirJependeut I) I" Porter feuedd'e
'Jnj..T.iii!reut Banner.. .J J Beird Tan.-ent
Mauldiu) was mustered iu by Initiation
Interesting speeches were made under
"Good of the Order" by the following vlsi-
.i'':'p"lmeeV.l!'.azion ' tors PeRent: B- lI- AUen o1' Halsey, Wheel-
.e. I'oiti.mi'. er 01 isrooKiyn, uiiuora 01 iNonpareu nnu
". Dam'tcu" p,"-,kpr of Milwatikie. Sister Mauldiu, is
Fou-stWroe! V".V. T.; J. H. Fruth, W.S.: Laura Frusli,
Vsprimtncld L- u- s-i viol F"su, V. T. andT. J. Mat
lock, P. W. C. T.
Tho meeting was a ytry pleasant one aud
we Lope that No. CO may have many more
like it.
Business is fair down here and people gou
erally are hopeful ef better times.
Yours Ac, W. H. Dumub. .
ia i.ranue
HaNey
....Weston
..Junction
-3)1.. Portland.
JtK..XortIi Ya-nhlll..
H..(itton
.'l7..Hr!d.'epuit
Jill. .Northen Star...
JIJ..Ochoc(
.l!..Ilelal
'j;4..Le'atid
JI7. .(.o-'ie:i
i s.. I.Ike
Jl'L.Camon
.!.. M(Nlu
Jl.,IUr!ii-b.ir ,
.T M Freeman Ponlanil
.Mary Bails.. ..Ninth Yamhill
lleurv McLeod ttastnn
.(i P. litems Dallas
..I W Cooke McMlnnillle
. W IUrncs PrlneilUe
.James Flnnn;an.. Prairie City
.lionirt caKiu
HA Ulllaiil
-'II
Mi
A:
JU
.James Tobin I.inki tile
.R W C.itiUlu....Camomllle
,JM Smith .Virile Creek
..I L Fuller Ilarrlsbui
-.'. .Voi.calli !i A Amnroe Voncal a
JJ7..Matsh'leld ....1' W A Cralu Maishtttld
Jill. .Onwa'd I W Propst Albany
Pas-(reek Louisa hu-ley Drains
Calapoola I A Mei ens Oakland
Lebanon S II Clau.'litou Lebanon
wet t Home Chirles Cralt J-iieet Him.i
Kasle C'nek John Vancuru...Eii'.'le Creek
Al-i E Gilliam Pilot Itnck
Pili'.-eiice I A Herren lleimner
V4J.. Milton Tas E Klrkland MiltoH
JW.. Dai's Cteek Iff Wool Canioniille
-Ml.. Cow Creek .IB Riddle
-i -.'j.. a mqua 11 m 11 loss aineriou
il7..CruiiorJslll e ...Kobert Gla-s..Crawfordsilll.'
.!.. brlHtlc A Tlbbetts....Ku.-ene C'H '
...James Miller SndaMlIu
..T llonlitid Brow usillle
..C W Ilichardson..
..PI) Hardlsty..
..JAIIodu'tn ...
..!,.! Starr
..US Bonuey....
..ItllWIlinot....
..M l: UrmMi ..
..Win. Unwell.
. II AMiCartnei
..Kd C Fanning ...West Union
..H Will'.a'iis Independence
...IS Purdom Geriais
..Mor-Uon .... am s 1 alley
dress was well received
G. W. C. T. V. It. Dunbar spoke to the
Ab'fjua people on the same subject lu the
evening. Abirpia and Silverton Lodges are
both quite prosperous.
W. M. Chandler, Stc. of Mill Creek Lodge
UrlOll wrllso nn fnllnwn liflni r.nilira to lining .fall
.U.lfch.. t -w..w w... UVUp,w .. Uw...rt .v..
for this season of year. We now number
twenty eight members and more coming,
Sheridan Lodge is doing well."
Centennial Exposition Expense Aocount,
A bill Is pending before the. Legislature to
appropriate money to pay expense of the
Oregon exhil.it at tho I'eutenuial. The State
officers shall constitute an auditing hoird to
whom Mr. Commiieloner Dufur shall rend
er an account of nil expenses incurred in
getting together the articles exhibited, trans
porting ilium to Philadelpbl and preparing
room and accommodation for their exhibit!-
Hihiiiklna there; aUo an account of the time actually
SpencerCreen , , . . . . ., , . ., ...'
.Monroe 1 ai'oui, uj- uiiu-.dii niiu aiuiiufcuin, in iiiitcuarg-
"Vi.'Ti'ei'i'm! 'UK the duties of CommMslouer and attending
ttie expo.-itluti. .Mr. Uurur Is not to reemve
owr 1 per day lor tho time ho ha from
lirht to lnt exptiuded and hid niiii-uun not
over f 'J. From the total account is ti be de
duited Ilie time for which Mr. Dufur has
beenpiid.or maybe paid by tho Finance
Committee; of the CeiiiHiiuUI Exposition,
aud all muiiej s HpprdiirUtvd bv the Stte or
JTl.,LakeV're""::,IrJn ....'..IM-ej 8ubw"bl ' InJIvidtule, and Used to tnr-
...1 I) (irubtie iviih'ir ' luer lue uteou exuiliu. 1 un iiidtiey to 10
J):i..i-o(liillle
'Ml,. Brownsville
ail.. Center
!rt :.. Mohawk
T.l..sriencr Cioi'k..
lYt .Mn'iroe
VVi.,WooiPiurn
V.;..Cl)'tal
i..Am'tj
jvi..tiretn Mtiur.taSn
-...I',-(iiii
j.iI..Wi't Union ....
.'ii Irlump'j
.').. (rrt'at
-I.J.. Table Hue..
.Amity
l'lal
.Puirla I
. Upper Ai;ona....Tho-Dale Upper Astoria
iV...i'atlton Sumner Carr Carlton
'.1.:. .Bethel (. I.Kealc Bethel
!.-.. Pa-adle So l:us..l.cuis Ituseuthal... Portland
,'i...i(k'oiiiii;e 1 KaM'inU'r .lack-nniuie
V7i..(fiteunlal
y; ...Coles Vuliey.
-.'71..
.ItoLMie lllier..
i;i-, Cornelias
KTiKKsirntt ...viesiaiie.1 ,,.,,lr,,,,,t.,i ..n.,,.,..!!,,,, .-.(,,1 i ,!...
Ilelltiue - .--I-.--, -
. . .Cleini lit Yin uni.
...lienn-White hock point ' audited uud jiaid by the Gtivtruor, Ute'y vt
,. Wni.C-aruood Cornelius , ..,.,. ,..(....
T. II. CISAWFOKD (I S. ' ' .-".
i Mini .111 1 " ', m,t suppsfd tht thexeiises ulll
JOlISIONS i roch s-'idcw, aud If they do the money will
Made aud ai.pr.ed l.v the Bight Worthv I bo wtl1 pernled. Mr- r"f"r ua 4l"u
(;r.iid Ltdge in 1S75. j work and agreit work tv). iu sliawlng the
1. A W. v. T. cannot grant a cloaranc.i' world whit Oregon o-vii pr.nluie. llede
tNtd. It can only lie granted by a vote oi serves to bd paid Uirly for Ills valuable rr
..ue Lodye, wlmn a meiiitKir applying for the lllilt uav ex,enile(, over u10 ,Ubt lUtf
shiiih ispuiiarcon the books, anl there are ' , ., , , ,, ,.
un charires r-iidiug. Decisions of the U. W. year"i dmlng which time only his traveling
.let wiiu tue auove decision are expenses nave neeu pmu. 11 in mil nruuauie
I that Oregon 11 unlet have had any part in the
oid and ( f no effect.
J. It l Ilie duty ot LodjH Deputy to imtico
and correct ativ Infonuality In the working
of tee Siibordinoto Idge, whether called
ii(ou to do so or nut; but he should lie pru-
dent aud caution", and not dictatorial, pre--erving
harmony and peace In the Lodite,
utt not prcvoking discord and clrife.
ile can mako an otlicial decision
Ctntennial lUpo'l'.lon had not lie devoted
his time, euergles and abilities to the, canto,
and it ho hid not done it who of u would
have doue it?
Several thousand dollars have nei 11 con
tributed by liberal minded clti.riis uud the
only when a question U formally submitted 0. .t O.K. It. Co. towards this cause, that
r&tiSR.u beakn!ed " bave to be reimbursed, the lemain
3. A Lodne Detmtv should obey the au- der stands as a debt of honor against the
xuorlty of W. C. Templar, he being as much Statoaud wo ure that much intereated In
imlorthoatithorltyof Lodgoand.C.Ttin-;lualritalllJD tt(J ll0)10r IU,a (;0o,i nameof
ular as any other inomber. ., .. 7 . . ., ,, ,.,
" i. A violation of Art. II. Subordinate Oregon that wu hojw to hi. a fair spirit
i.ijge Constituttou, confessed or proven, thowu and proper provhlou made fo: niy
rhilf oporatoasa fjrfelturoofall houorsand , iB tv,0 jbot alllj fccu jor rewarding those
dH?ato".l?5!& to withdraw n.nU.. wl.otar.rolly np.
j".ui tho Order tiiiy be be d-'."l P'o.- to tie cl Oregoa la thw ULui.
Uahx Hakxki). The barn of Jlr.
Wurrou Cranston, in tlic AVulilow Hill's
was burned Saturday, about noon with
its contents, which was straw. It ap
pears that one of his workman was en
gaged, ust before dinner, iu cleaning
up the rubbish around the barn and
setting lire to it. One of the piles
which was supposed to be out, commu
nicated with the building in some way,
while the workmen .were at dinner.
The house which was but a short dis
tance oil', was with dilllculty saved.
The loss was about SGJW..Statenmaii.
Horace A. Dunbar and A Ailin, Into
oflthe State of Michigan arrived at
Olympia on tho lost steamer. They
went out hunting shortly after their
arrhal, and up to Sunday morning last
had not been heard from.
At the residence of the fair brldes's parents,
near this city, Thursday the 2It of Septem
ber. 1S7H, by Rev. P. S. Knight. Mr. Frank
N. Gilbert and Miss Kimna F.Gilbert, daugh
ter of I. N.Gilbert.
Tue young people abovo named, who have
thus united their fortunes, are friends of long
staudlug, for whom the Faiimkk Invokes all
the blessings that cau attend uiariied life,
with little doubt that their happy natures
will win for them them a favored future,
which wo trust may be prolonged through
mtiuy prosperous years.
At the residence of the bride's pareuts
by the Hev. Jas. Mayes, on Sunday, pt. ill,
ls7(i, James A. George and Mary K. Green
wood, all of Marlon countv.
OBITUARY.
To the memory of Mrs. Demeroy Crooks,
wife of J. T. Crooks, of Linn County, who
departed this life at Marion Station.'tweuty
miuutes pa4t i o'clock p. m,, Sunday, sept.
17th, lS7ii.
The subject of this obituary was born in
Montgomery Countv, State ot Kentucky, on
the ith day of October, 1S13. Married to J.
T. Crooks, the ISth day ot Feburary, ls3y.
Was a momlierofthe regular Baptist Church,
lespoeted and beloved by all. Moved to
Oregon iu ISIS. Ou the2Ith fit' December
was attacked by i sudden stroke of paraly
sis from which she never ontirely recovered,
aud finally mi Saturday tnorniiie, the loth of
September, was again attacked, and soon be
came uncouscloiid and remained ho until the
following day, when her tplrit took its (light
to the mansion of bliss, leaving numerous
relatives and friends to mourn her absence.
DIED:
D:kd In Portland, Aug. 11th, of cholera
morbus, Alloen, infant daughter of S. D.aud
Angle Holt, of Lane county, aged live
mouths and twenty days.
Pale, broken bud, that cannot be a rose,
On thoe no summer temptover blows,
No sun shall burn thee, and no frost avail,
Safe shalt thou bloom beyond the wintry
gale.
Dear lamb! for thee no stormy wind shall
beat,
No drifting snow beset thy tiny feet,
For thee no more are mortal hurts or harms,
Safe folded iu thy tender Shepherd '& arms.
Sweet dream, that lit uiKin thy mother's
breast,
A Joyful moment, pausing to depart,
Though thy trail symbol (sleeps beneath the
sod.
We know thy wakening rapture is with God.
uniy anniner star in ueaveu we see,
Aud look to God whene'er wo look for thee.
This notice was mislaid at the time re
ceived, or would have appeared long since.
DlKD Sept. H. 187(1. of typhoid fever and
IntUmmatinn nt the bowels, Hlla M., daugh
ter of m. and Mary C Waters, Polk co ,
aged nine years and twenty-one days.
Ilotv to Vuiwitilsli Hie Stomach's Tor
mentor. If the Enemy of Mankind as permitted to exert
his diabolical Ingenuity In tli ! Invention of a new dis
ease, lie could scarcely deilse one more uorthy of his
(renin than Dyspepsia. The dyspeptic sutlerer is
tormented liv sjni;ito.ii- resembling thOM) of almost
eiery known milady, and is onen uorrtedMnto mono
matili by these con'l'dln: and perplelm; manifesta
tions. A fawirlte. though absurd, hallueinationol tho
ilitini of tnroiilc liiill'.'1-.tlon U that he or site has
heart dl-ei-c. Di-ptp-l. ha- often been prononuced
iiicunble. but cir!en(e ha shown that Ilortt-tter's
stoinieh lltttir'ull! i unillh II, tuelb-r with the
constipit on and bilious ttetaiueiucut ivhieh usually
aiconipui) it. ni-'ate of the kidneys and supposed
rhetuuatie pain are aUo fieipie'it cotieoniltanls of
dyspepslt. but thei, too, suciinub tothealuve named
luiMluahteiorri'itiie,
Dropsy and Dropnlwil Selllngs aie cer
tain! v cured by Dr. Jsyne's Alterative. It
stimulate the ab.ortienls into healthy
action, whereby l watery or cilcareous
depositions ate i,rultially lint surely carried
off; It also Inertias,) the power of dlgestlou
anil Imparts renewed vigor to the whole
system, thus removing all danger of 11
rnlsiw...
.1. a. sTievrro.v,
Attorney at Law,
SAL.KM. ORI-QON.
OIMie on State Street oup,i-lt the llennett Ho'ise.
d! langeluFasthma s Cm?RHREE0.
Unlng uiruggiea twenty rMri m
twocahfo sod death with ASTHMA.
I eipenmeatod by compoandia root
and herba and innaUnjr tn mtdiolne.
J fort unately discovered a sure oure for
ASTHMA nd CATARRH. War
ranted to relieve aurcaaa of Atthmaln-
tantly.ao the patient can lie down to
leep. By mall, ai,OQPr box. Addret
LL APpiQlrCCK. vuio.
rugnti.
t
A. LANGFL
Fur sale by Sri
Some dHntwitl
F I K E
XTST&TJ3ELA.JSTC ES
COMPANY.
IO(i California .St., San FrnnclMCu
(UtOANIXKP. I Mil.
Capital. $300,000.00
AssetB, - $568,547.45
Income, 1875, $465,904.29
L0330U paid out since organiza
tion, - - $1,137,367.50
.1. f IKil'illlTON. President,
i.I'.o. II. Hutt'AItl). Vice President.
I llAltl.KS P.. MOIt. t-e.reiury
II II UHiKI.OW. deneral Maiiefr.
Oretrii lirjinoli.
HAMILTON BOYD,
General .Uunuger,
;ia.Cpl X'OJOXAXU, 01',
3 3Ea "wT
GARDEN
CITY
For
PLOWS,
1876.
IMPROVED
WE IIAVK ON HAND. AND AUG UKCEIVINO. THE LAROEST STOCK O THE ABOVE CELE
lirutetl Plows cer liutiortt'd to the Pacltlccoi't. The success of tliesc Plows last jenr exceedtd nnv
thine; ever helore l.imw 11 In this State. Those now on li.ind lire made lth new nnd special improvements.
Warranted Superior to any IMoiv In Ilie I'tillcd .Stales!
WJ8
5"k 'j--'-U iugi-JiaCyy." '
E-iiS:SS":
IS
t
-v .-Ij i
THE GARDEN CITY SULKY PLOW,
Cutting it and IB lucbeit, irltli :i-li(rxe Attnctinicnt. and llt-lnch
rolling Cutter, is without a rival. It has been so thoroughly tested that we warrant
its operation in any soil in the State. Thee Plows are sold with that guaranty.
JHf" Send for Circulars and l'rlee Lists. "ffiaj
SCHUTTLER WAGONS, All Sizes,
Monitor BrondOoat
Seeders and Cultivators,
GARDEN CITlT
S4L.EM, Sept. as. 1STG.
CULTIVATORS AND HARROWS.
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
IE THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD !
Be not Deceived! See that our Trade.
Mark is on each Paekage! .
Pure White, for inside and outside work ; Jet Black ;
and ALL COLORS ; Mixed Ready lor
Use, and Easily Applied !
RUBBER PAINT is oomposed of the purest and
most durable materials heretofore used by Painters,
of which Liii.-ccil Oil, ('iirhoimto- ol' liCml, and Oxide- of Zinc, coin
hincd with it hiro proportion oi' India Etnhbci-, lire-ch(-'inictilly uni
ted in Mich :i niiinnei' sis to Ibnn a SDlOOth, glOSSy, firm,,
durable, elastic, ''i(1 beautiful paint, W"'i' i''o'
lirmh ceinented to the Milistnnce to winch it is applied.
The Iiiihhei' Paint is not allccled hy ehunos oi temperature, im
iiiipei'vions to watei', is adapted to all classes of work, and is, IX
KVKHV WAV a Better Faillt I'w either inside or outside wci;lc
than sun other paint known, and will last twice as long.
For Wagons 'jiriciillural Implements, Steanors, Boats, ami Vessels, it has NO
equal. Particular attention Is called to the following testimonials C the
Ihmisands received :
To JOHN IIl'CJIIKS, Km., (A "out for tho Itulibor Paint,) S.1I0111 :
lit reply to your noto, 11-1." uk my opuiM
that after ulii; over one hu ulred anil twi
Iu reply to your note, 11-.I; iTif my oiilnlon of tho Kultlwr I'alnt, I will .-Jty
I IWOiliy-llvo IIIIOIIH, IIIIIIUI viu iihi- uir-
ciimitnni'L"), on rivi: niFTKitr :.t hoim'j, uiiu ihsooij ricKot renccH, 1 nnti 11.
nil Unit vmi ii.iiri'.i.i.t(.il it tt. ) ..' ulu.ii I inireliiised it of you. and MOitll in soino
re-iipcts", ui its covering' qtiftli ties, eat-o or appllwition, and Iwautlful hurd llnlsli,
iirove it oven superior to wlr it you clulnu'il for it.
Very rc-pl-ctlully, yoi irs, HIbimmII W. C. (lltl.SWOU),
Uni .(j of Wllluiiiolto Woolen Mills, and I'roprlotor of
Kidoiii Agricultural Workv.
Ki-miNi: Citv, Nov. '0, I S7 .
Tho iluhhor I'aint u'V cs iooil xuthj'twtion. I lmvu great fultli in It.
.Signed ' ' '"'''
Kvaiiiiuiitiou Is invi' ted to tho hou-us, among other.s, (in I'ortlund,) of lloiv,.
Win. Strong, and Chu if Uodgo, Ksip, painted with tho Ituhher I'alnt, vhli h
pn-ontas freh an ii .pcaraneo after oxposuro to Ixtlh i-.ttrvuw of hunt and nil.
a.s when flr-st applied i
.Sauii1c of tho dl .feront Hhades on wood can ho soon, uud information uhUxlu
od, liy calling upon (w Agouls,
" ' jroiisr rmonHB, naiom.
KCO-2T3C3-E!, Cl.XSi3?, cfcJ Oo..
Dt-ulci .H in uiiikm, C'uIhIh, Oils, mid Wlmliav Jlas.(,
NOb. " 1'HONT AN -,, nmi srH r'OUTXiAro'.jD, Or-
VHrtiCMl (' )t aamylo Card, Circulars, etc, --iM