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Newspaper Page TextS LWl ."'. r? JKS S 8 WILLAMETTE FARMER. v Si i 4 I. ' 4 THE PELTON HOUSE- POWER. North Yamhill, Nov. 15, 1870. Ed. Farmku: Allow me, through your columns, to say a few words about what ap peare to mo to lio ono of the most Important cnterprisan yet started in our State; viz: the manufacture) of tho I'clton Six-Fold Horse Power and Separator, begun during tho past year, at Salem, by Monirs. I'elton, Savago &. Co. Though I may speak mostly of tho rel ative merit of the machines medo by tills company, I do not wish to bo underutood as attempting to advertise for them. Wo all understand something of the great ostent oi the importation of harvest machinery into ourS'aloat what is rnnpr.illy understood to bo very exorbitant price", tho machines thus obtained being without groat merit, either In point of duialillity or elllclency of uork. Tho damage is very groat to our Stato, con stituting ono among tho many very great drains through which tho monoy is constant ly pouring from our State to enrich tho cof fers of toiiio other more lortunato than our own. Tho burden of this great outlay comos, unfortunately, principally on the farmer. Out of his scanty but thard oaruod income the most of it lias to bo paid, and to this can be safely attributed much of tho Indebted ness and bankruptcy so often charged to tho Oregon fornieis as a class. Hut there seems, us jot, to have been no alternative but to submit to this undosirablo ordor of things, Nothing has over presented itself among us in tho shnpo of the kind of manulacture m point, tiiat has appeared to commend itself Htrongly for the support of tho Oregon agri culturist. In fact I am not aware tiiat ever an attompt has boon made in our State to inanul'acturotliroiliiiiK machinery; and now that thoso gentlemen have begun tho very Kind ol mauulacturo that It would t-eoiu wo as farmers mod as bad as almost any othor that could be, and that too under quite unfavorable chctinistauces, inasmuch us it is well known that thoro is ut present ory alight oncouragemont In tho direction of homo maniilitcturo of any kind, owing most ly to tho scarcity of capital for this kind ol investment, and to tho lack of more and hoapor mochanical labor, their enterprise would seem to demand our carofulattoution; and If It in found that their machinos h.ivo tho required morit to meet our demands, then they should havo tho unltod suppoit of all farmors. Thore aro many advantages to como from tho manufacturo of agricultural machinery at homo, among which tho keep ing of our monoyat home, might, perhaps, bo classed tho groatost; and in addition to this wo could at least havo machinery made ut homo that would bo Iar hotter adapted to tho uso required of them, it being a lact that iu different countries mid localities qulto dif ferent working ol machinery is required for good results, nvou in performing tho same klud of work; bunco It bocomes necessary to make changes in machinery Imported here, before lhiy will hnudlo our grain at all sat isfactorily. Messrs. I'elton and Savago have conlldoucu that in tholr machinos thoy havo all thoso special requirements, adapting them well to tho uso of this country, mid thoy pro pose to combine with theso tho greatest Btrongth and durability. I havo had some oxperlouco In tho way or (ostlng tho merit of their machines, which I will briefly rolato for tho information of thoso concornod; Last Mtinimor, boiiiR qulto Impressed with tho utility of their machines, ludglng irom tholr advorthomout In tho I'ahmuu, In com pany with my brother, O. Stewart, wo pro cured tho uso of ono of their Six-Fold Horso Powors, with tho privilege of returning It ut closo of threshing or keeping It If wo cho3o, us wo had a good power of tho ordinary kind which wo did not wish to lay nsldo and pur chasoanowono, unless wo could know wo woro getting something of superior merit. Our harvest bolngqitito oirly wo were obliged to tako an old power that had boon run three yoars, according to Mr. l"n. statement, In California. Mr. l'oltoti camo oyer from S. lorn In poitou, and took tho powar apart, cleaned tho gearing oil", and I confess Hint so llttlo did It hao tho vppeaiancoof U6o that I, with othorn, expressed some doubts as to wliothor Mr. V. was not iiiUtakeu as totho amount of uso tho power had been put to; but slnco running the s.uiio pow er about forty days with from eight to twelve liorsos driving uforty iuoh separator, wo llnd that tho ad ditional wear is so very elijjht htat wo aro fully prepared to retract all our misgivings and not doubt In tho least tho entire possibil ity that It had beon put to all the. use claimed for it by Its Inventor ami maker. In short, wo are fully satlsllod that tho I'elton Six-Fold Horse Power Is all thatlsulnimrd for It either iu point of strength, durability, or easy draft. Mr. 1'. also suggested and assisted to make ouio oliaujies lu our separator, It being a large-sized swoepstako pattern. Jn every particular the Improvements made proved to be or groat talue, resulting in much raster aud bottor separation, and almost perfect cleaning or the grain, enabling us to dispose of the worst blue pod ami green fern, right from the header with the greatest case. With tbeao facts and ottiors to austaiu me, I am well eatUtled that this inauufketurlug firm ttuderauuuUthe manufacture aud uso of bar Test machinery, aud If sustained by the pa- irouago of the farmers of tlnuNu'.6, the com jnuiy with which he Is astooiatod will, with the assistance of his aujmior mechanical ability, build up In duo time an enterprise that will be or luiuieuee value to our State m well as to the whole Pad tlo Coast. We bave decided to purchase a power and keep the oue we have been pjltig rather than to be to the trouble and expenao ot returning It to Balem aud getting a new one in its stead. 1 would advise all farmers who contemplate purchaaiog horse powers to acquaint them selves witu thn merits of tumo before pur chasing auy other. 1). U. Stjjwaut. Vegetables and Fruit. Mr. S. W. Carter, of Salem, who has been traveling for somo woeks past in Yamhill and Polk county, fnrnishen us with tho fol lowing items: Visiting tho farm of Mr. John Sanders, ono mile west of Amity, ho found a quarter of an aero of potatoes of tho Irish Cup variety, that promled to yield at the rato of four hundred bushola per acre and observed ouo tuber that moasurcd six teen inches round, nine Inches iu length, smooth and solid; tcvru of these weighed twouty-ono pounds, aternglng throe pounds each. Mr. Carter nioasuied a squash giowu by Mr. Sanders that showed a girth of five foot; an egg of tho Cochin China fowls, measured six and j. quarter inches around, threo and a halt long; a Winoap apf.lo was oloven inches round, other fruit in proportion. Mr , Thomas Ilender'on, who lives half a mile west of Amity, showed Mr. Carter a blood beet, that measured at tho surfacoof tho ground exactly two feet In circumfer ence. Mr. T.L. Ladd,noar Garrison's ferry, ha3 a squash that measures a little more thau that of Mr. Sanders eon. Mr. A.B. Faulkner, of Sheridan, showod Jenny Llnd potatoes, ono of which weighed four pounds and a half aud must havo been 11 Inches long, prowmg In spctions. Mr. Georgo Tatom, ot Dixie, showed n long scarlet radish the ho said measured 12 Indies long, weighed S!4 pounds, diameter 10K inches. Mr. Carter is traveling as agent for tho "Always Uandy" stovo sIioIvoh, th.it hnvo been ndveitised In the Farmer for two months past, aud which his customers find "always handy" suio enough. Ho is alto ready to iraiuo pictures to Older and gener ally luss somo notlous to ditpofoot. Hois authorized to act as agent for tho Fahmkr to colloet monoy and recoivo fiub-crlplious. aud promises to furnish us with other itoms gathered iu his travels. Tffe pIKEys. The Wheat Market I'AssnxciKK LihT. Tho steamship Geo. W. Elder, which sailed Saturday lorenoon lor Portland, brings tho following pauuengerH G. W. Vaughn, Miss I.ibbio Vaughn, F. G. Williams, W. 1J. Juiilu, L. C. IlenrichiOD, Miss M. Bldwell, Mrs. Q. V. Mxk, Mrs. Coughlln, Jos. F. Dwyer, a. S. Smith, Geo. I!. Wairon, 1. K. Smith, G. W. l'ye, J. M. Powell, J. W. Kirkwood. M. WilkinH.D. W. Gage, Jos. Meyor, Mrs. M. II Ames. J. II. isoppach, Henry Koseufield, It. T. Liiwtou, J. W. IiAwton, J. 11, F.urar, Wm, Youug, J. K. Poabody, II. Gray, John Humo, J. U. Lowo, F. Kloalerman, L. Hortou, J. W, Kunofl', li. M. L.iiie, L). A. Croivell and fam ily, W. It. McCormach aud wile, L, W. Ill ma aud wiio, T. Uadles. J. KroeU, Geo. dispell, K. J. W. S'emmes, Jn. Majors, E. W. Couyers, is. A Sjuirley, P. J. Lano, Miss Mary Matchirk. C. Stroms, W. W. Hender son, E. A. Henderson, G. Noubergor, O. W. Smith, W. F. Morrison and iVimily, Mis. D. Fern uud 3 children, Otto Drilling, J. W. Miller, C. I.eluwobor. Holloway'h Pills oh OiJirMMJT. fe'eroi ula or morbid deposits in the lungs, joints and tissues. These medicines havo lender this dloaso a less iormldablo scourgo than formerly. It has becu inconlestlbly proved that In Scrofulous ail'ections tliov havo eject ed tliDUsauds of cures. Sold overywhere. 25 cents per box or pot. If thoio is any Victim of an eruptive mal ady who despalis of relief, let hint abandon his despondency. So long ns it is possible lor him to obtain Ulonu's Sulphur Soap he need entertain no doubts respecting tho pos sibility of his being cured. Dr. D. Jayue's Alterative is a. Standard Medloluo a compound of thoso articles which long oxperfonco has proven to possess tho most safe and elllolent alterative and de obstruent properties, and containing no con cealed poisons, no meicurJal or other metal lic preparations. Attention to Business. Should any person or persons wish to buy out a good paying business, I wl'.loilormy ontlro stock of General Morchandlso at bl) cts on tho dollar of first cost in San Francisco; If forcMsh, five percent, discount; or I will glvo tlmo on good uojiotlablo notes, wl.h in terest, on S, (i, 9, and 12 months. Should any ouo wish to purchase, ho will ho rtqulrod to make a deposit of 5100, aud I w 111 do liko wiso; will then tako an Invoice, end if elthor party wishes to w ithdraw after tho luvolcu is taken, can do so by forfeiting deposit. This otl'er Is good until Jan. 1, 1S77. I will tako Wheat nt IK) conts per bushel, delivered at tho Farmers' Warohouso or ICliu'eys' Mill. In the meantime, I will oiler great Induce ments to purchasers until tho nbovo date, In tho following goods: Bonded and velvet purses, shell boxes and albums, opera glas es, pull' boxes, fauoy sosps, tine china cups nud sBiicers. feather dusters, a variety of toys, boys' wagons, bird cages, aud dolls, shot pouches and gun wadding, a good selec tion of pipes, books, and stationery, tobacco nun cigars, a goon Hst-oruneiu ni imskets, crockery, glass nhd tin-ware, door mats, china matting, carpets, oil cloth, foot-su,ols, carpet-bags, satchels, painted and plain win dow curtains, cotlen mills, lamps aad chlm- neva, urooms, axes. oueuKer Hoards, pipor collars, ladles' underwear, genis' nvorcoats, kid gloves, tobacco pouches, ribbons, laces, and embroideries, trlmuiluKs, braids and combs, coots, shoes, and hats. You will also tlud a good lino of Gnnts' nud Boys' Cloth lug aud Gknkual Mkkcha.ndisk. My stock is all perfect, aud will be sold at oiiKATLY-iiKDt'CKD i'iuci:s until Jauuarv 1. JS77. ' ' All persons indebted to me aro requested to call and eettle. with csh or note, before December L. ISTii. All bills not settles! by that time will tic duI)IU1uhI iu the ilailv and waeklv vipera for thirty dtya, and then, if not iwiin, win vu soui in auction to me lilgu est bidder. I will also trade my stock for good Farm lug Laud. All the above means business. Those in terestod, give aUcutiou. 8. Friedman, Nov. 1. ISTtl. Kxectitlvo Block, Salem. There is no change in tho homo market, Portland quotatiou remain at $1 501 03 for 8a"'ed wheat; Salem buyers ero still pay ing 75 conts per bushel, aud those prtcs aro nulntaiuod in tho faco of a heaviness r.nd slight decline in foreign markets. Wo can not think that foreign markets will remain stagnant and sustain tho decline, and our readers must recollect that ships aro loaded hero with u view to what tho European nuir kots will probably bo in Juno and July, nt which tiruo tho cargoes to bo shipped for tho next two months will probably bo placed on tho Liverpool market. This makes us, In a moisuro, independent or present foreign quotations. Tho prospect of war in Europo is diminish ed at tho present time, but may bo increased in tho Spring. Tho demand in Europe is bated on tho actual demand for consumption and not on speculation. It is apparent that, howevor abundant the present supply may bo, theie will bo a scarcity ol tho supply next Summer, and tho world will carry small stocks over to another harvest yoar. At present buyers claim that they aro giving tho highest tho market can afford, and evou above that, which is perhaps a correct statement, and tho condition of tho market is pronounced " weak," which may ho also conoct, but wo may hope to seo ! weaher. The excellent quality of our biead- sialli will insure a prefereuuo for them always, at a bettor thau average piled. Too rate oi freights has much to do with wheat quotations, lloro at Salom whx-rit would be worth Oeeuts per bushel inoro it competition cuuld reduco liuiyht to a fair wto.eayJJ per ton, at which rato a steam boat could oarn about 1,500 u week, gl,00Q of which would ho clear profit. When a steamboat that costs less thau Sfi'OOO can pay lor hers elt more than twico in a year's tlmo, somebody iu being robbed, and we think it must bo the producer. Tho people at Corvallls must sutler a loss ot'atloaslS centispsr bushel at tho present prico of freights. When they talk about tho wheat market iu comparison with lormor years, they must bo suro to take this Irbight ques tion into consideration, and chargo tho loss uu river monopoly us iar as 10 ueces.'ary. Ocean freights at San Frauciico romnin merely nominal. Tonnage is so abundant that vessels are loaving that port to seek cargooj olsewheio. The CoicrciaJ Ha uUl assorts that iivights aro merely nominai; that ves-sola that llnd charters tako freight to Liverpool for 1 10s per ton, which is DO shillings, or 27 cents per bushol. Portland rates aro a pound higher, at least, but that is adiseriminmion that is eminently unfair, and should not continue. It sccmoprobablo.thon, that ocean freights will remain at a lair rate during tha winter, and if vessels running to San Francisco, in the eosst trade, carry freight still lor J3 per ton, tho cheapest way to ship to Liverpool will hi to tiaushlp at San Francisco. European Grain Market. London, Nov. 13. Tho Jfaj Lane 11c jdimwivs: Clear diy days uud absence of moisture during tho past week lias been of great service, enabling farmors to cousign wheat to tho ground under favorablo cir cumstances and larger breadth than has been sow n laatycar. Tho potato crop shared this advantaue, especially Islsti. but the English yield, uoiubly iu m dlund counties, has been very unsa'.lsUctory. Thoro has been very little alteration In tho quuntity of mo uutimi nntuu umriiHr. ana sunn les X3MC2P.T..3I3: 3BjE3l.Z.1ME: E3EsasfsaiffiK:3j nTfeftS'SjSifsft iSISS- - "'A1rJrr?3--Ts4 s j--tf,Kr',5 ;4J--.E&i jiit-.'i -, . . -' ri-WV. r 1j4H-.'i ', -'El mmmmmmmik?A: vssa&B&sa lOTHHHffifiJffiSaB narnmxqMirjii!mMl-iMZ Xti JmMmihmE&MmiMi Mii; THE EVANS ST7T.KV PLOW: Iron Beam. Iron Frame. Iron WheoisEasilv Oreratad. Tho latest and BTSST Sulky Flow in ihe Llaket. Bas tho Hitch and "Drait direct from the end of the .Beam. Arranged to work either three or four Horses abroasr. E3- Soo t2io 2r."7ZSr:S laoforo "JToia. tony i T3 THE OLIVER CHILLED - METAL PLOW. "Will Scour whore atheiu fail. XiSGHTSST DRAFT PJLOW im ported. Ask 3'our Kcighbors atout them. t A TCTJ. ASSOHT.MENT Or Till! EXTRA-tHltDE.Vnj Aulciiowlcclseil ity till intelligent Fanners tis tlio UEriT teel riow niado. HiH-S row wc Lave a full a&iorlineiil of cvorjlli:g ia our liic ide Plows, Left-hand Plows. Cultivators. Hsr- s, iuciceve i3roaducast SeGdera. B,ucv Gram Dn!Is. 53At Farm W-irn. K?;i-rJ Wagons, Pacific Fan Mills, Portable Grist (Wills, Iftfiishawaka Rinff- Our Goods aro cv : s -3 o, v ;r is n ?-x ; vt rv E.oi : tl -. Victor Scales, Older 5VS5S3S, oiC, &C. nil FIRST-CLASS not mbbMi that will not cll in California, tST Send for our Catalofjuo and Prico List. a KrVAFP, BUKISEMi & CO. C'orllajul, Ort son, OcJ. !, 2St( cys JCSLiaJi fir? &KXT3K' ess JRLW both in .Loudon mid provinoocontiuuo limit Ou. l'Riumis urn inflamuK to wiUitiold coi u In tha prcont rtojireMul ii-iicci ol ir,ide. l)iiUnoi5 iuvai)i-il in mote cmntiy nur Ki'iM, ami liu-.iii--s, gnu tally f.Pul;ii);;, was qimo of rttirl DHiuitt. TIjo imiirnvtd hepM'tol' tho Kiiiofii rjufsiiun liiscau-ad Joi.il ir.ido m rylwpso mut loso tlio rocoiu ivl uiwnf(i of U nr iiiurtur. Sshlnmonts nf Jl !'i .ii uiibrtt iiro IhKiiir IIib iAolu i.ijudly in Yi.iv, oltfco ii'iiti...oi)i:iwintr and 0I04. Inn ot (.'H'tii.adt una thoa of Az iy jiorts. '11 a I'ourii ot tidn itliiuis n.r 0'tott'r aiiow ifiijil()rblodt-crimKO(intiipiitsusc',)iiiiared Willi 1S75, from the lonliniiiit, l't,'Vpt, Chili, ati.l tnuit uoliibly tuo Uuitrd hUliM and t'anu I 'Ihoi'oly uutiniry sbowinj,- nn in '"Him hPinjr Krinwli lndu, ih,,-,,, fai-rt an. kiiii'.-MVH hi Hoowlnu diniimalon cxtoiuU IohII nur niil wniurcs ot supplv, Tlio rwlvu)itM niio sliowii oiuiib Iuore.i'.B, butu iiirj-or purtion nf thn Iihtpsso in wSiea: has bom trum ltntia, aud it Iih boon most Intel eittlw; lo uk li how meii'llly impoun oi ..-. i ..-,- ui ;iiu umiij; jiuressinj; iriim imui paniiholiislgniiifanoo to a )rotniiiBiit iiol tioil ill our bOllivo of annul v. Tim nn.-l.l., fthtturuln rutnrn nf lmM)r(son Monday was iiih Ki-Mjaoo oiwntitt arnv.tls tiom Atlnntiu Iort. TntlltV-(inii SIO.-Ci)k 1hiIi.ii mIiIi lirnilttull' uavo.-.iit"tl 1iphi tor Ku.oj u tins barvtst year 10 uaie, unit lour otlif,r uro about ready tot.oui son. Tho nuuihor cl-rln for thw I'orrmpr-tidlm; time in 1875 hi nineteau, and ij I&74 ivHny two. Uiryomun S B W I N G M ACH1 N E Rotary emotion, Latest and Best. DOUBLE CAMS Combines .strength ami simplicity. ut Two Years sinco it was Introduced in Oregon and Washiugton Territory. Takes tlio Preference with Many of P. of H, 33 very Machine GUARANTEED to givo 2UOX7I7- Xr-J&.-CZ2C1. SiartXraCnotJ on. tar Iraprovoci T-Toxno 533a.xi.ttlo. i'II.ST MAC'IUKFH SOLD III THIS CITY "irlitj Mji-i-li'ti. bATi: bTil.K. !loOi I'lnn- JJve n vjjt Tl)lr. f3r JVbT UU TIVID NW DJi'V VyVA). DlIAIlNu DlTdlCT !' 11 MA:,'t I'M 'it l!I'l,b, cm eell Ilcep fnidriie I.laclilics i"5 ,KS"i VIU.s OTHRIt JUCi INfch. M.NI) Tult NKW l'.UOi! LlsT, nr.U CAViJ OX'Il MONilli. Oil AtCncliucut ami .MiOIl's for a! tftntiiiiUM. GEO. Wo TJSATSDK, Manufacturers' Agent, scplmS J?, ir. COH. M0RX2S0X AND TltIiU STS., PORVIAM), OKIGOX. OOMTERBALAKOEVIBRATINCt sepaeatob. illamcttc Sarnrcr. lOUBU IT1BT 1-UlDiT, IV CLARKK Jto CK. 8. A VIG, rVBLlUE3 AMD rBOrFIXTOHS. CLUIKE, I. W. CltAIG. Han Jan. A. Sterling, of O.tVUml, U ttouttres UbllshdMy pmeiiKorlluofroui Coos lly to Irmlu Button Tin Utnlluer ud SootUburg, nd will uukotht trip lu oned v. Franrlaco Klarkcl. iBT TILIUHAril. tan Fntudrco, Nor. K. J'Iour-EitriJobblni-,fl3i51.v,ttterrlxur(orll-or. VUt-fl 75U Hi. The Utter price U paMonlT for cholco lot atoivliie eel. OiH-For choice fU ft K). Irt ROM. lUrloj -Ilrow Ids, $1j1 ll,y: tttJi, HU'.klc. l.oj Tcudrn, 01 bo)lnc; V1V Mllloff. LhtriHHil whuat mirkct to-!jr 13i Si&ldi iX for iririse CiUfomb; 1C HC10 SJ tot Club. Ttmn or Subsrrlpltou. One copy, une yesr (SJnombr) $3.50 Ouo coiijr, ix month ( uoiuben) 1.50 Onn ronr, ihrm mrnitho (lUmmbnr! .TC LOW RAILR0AD LANDS. Xlticrtil To nil hi uici:vt LONU TIME! LOW INTKUE&T! TI1K OUEGON .t CALIFURMA KAILROAD TO. f ffcr their Laud for nlo npoM Ihn laljwlii lito ral term: Our itnlli uf tha inr la cdth; latrrert on the tuUi.coat tha into of un pv'r cent. ot vear alter Mir; anl rc1 fulUvtim; .-r u:e ici.Ui of Ihr principal and lntt.ri.et tn tbtalanre at Ihe rato ol errnparcfut Mrannu'o. HoUi principal and lutcr ct lyib'o In If. S. Cnrrrncr. A dltcount of ti-n pr cat. will h allow fir cah. HT Letter to Le dJncJ to P. t-CUVl Zi Land i:cct 0. C. B. K., PonUod, Orcsos. 9 : - S. FAf'HJB. C.I37J -L- k.r;V-CP w---..V-0' T-- .V--- ,- .: -W' V-- -. - -j,--rp,' .v - .-.' --' -.-- . -? - - ii. .'fiTTJ' ?- fc,, f ; yi . " a l-" i - - WK RrpproparfdtrtinannricinreaniinnftU nr.lr for tbon unrlvalra n-oclifrix All our w.-uranttd. Jb'or p ttticutaii., emd for cliculai and rrlca 111, whlili n 111 bo nent by mcil ai llhe.l work Is fully' . s tcon as pnb- Jk Ordrm should bo arat In early, to old dltappolrtmcnt, c we will manufacturo rilnclrally on o-dcrs for the coining Kcaeon. Addnrs, ' iuj uuu.uira jot 8. PKLTON. PEE-TOW & SAVAGE, rutOmOl Salem, Or. LEWIS SAVAGE. Dr. M. SrVHTH, DENTIST, SALEM. OREGON. OfUco moved over BREYMAN BROS.' NEW bTOKa Office hour from 9 a. m. to s p. m. RUPTURE. Uaenomoro Metallic Triute;. No moro ntfvriiic from Iron Hoop or Slat! nrinc. Dr. ltowe' Vm. cut Elatlle Tru u orn Uh ae and comfort nlgt t and day. and will acd ha performed ritiical cnrt when all other have failed. Krader, If yoi aro rnp tared, tryoneuf I)r. liowo'a comfortablo elaftlc i p.larcc: yon will never recret it. Hows Ju astio Tfcl'a L'uxFAXr, rti Sacramenln t hn KrancUco. For Sa!e ! TII! FIVR KKSIDliVf'K nm.vtnfCnr.,. rl and Il!l-ti.n ire.-'. ! ilritli',i rliuvlon, ,r1lU tfia' I r.e. t.ilt ii tUtvf'.ar.! e,untii.-iii. I) .vraii d, auiljrru nd ta.tefiiilrt'nnnn.nusl. Will be "..t tory low aud ou actum.. oJuluy terc.-. Ayply to acpSt rattoa'a Block bU'.e su Sxujc. S5QO a Month to Agents- Lady Pat ron" wtitr 'My lirontl rispi with, in H hours on tlio 'Al ways Han ily.' tur nicali art tipt VS-1.1, uot drl .1 or o-ibed, atlu lllu uvm " fs ray an JT .aEBl'liiB&a Worth lO' times tho prit-o for ralsiuff bread B o o t s , shoes, a toclilugare inlcklv dri. ed nlihujt buruln.' ( advle ever hl)ll,vll.lIT.' ios'ac thematrlaU'r Chemical Preserving Coinnonnrl. i;E,1Mi,WrJI,, 'I'" ''"n-eof t-nar.I tat or air lljht Jar en MmUa ist knr i,er..,n ,i.. V.! KVSMWW" "nv. n. lutvttt, .en'l .tent. A-urilaud, Or. (clm3 A WL ""-- JK3. - - ..iJii-Jrtxa3Si i M BwWiyttl Lrs J