Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 24, 1876, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textwy WILLAMKTTE FARMER. rfu t- &. 'PAI-WS Qf HSBDf. DXH32CTOHY. OrFICCKSortho NATIONAL GRANGE. Matter John T. -Tone, Barton Phillip', Ark. 'tenter J. J. Woodman, Taw I'aiv, van Barer,, mien. situierA. ft Pmcrtley. Crcro, Howard, la. Afcirimf A. J. Vmihu, .Meimihls. Tetiu. .!' SUirnril Mortimer Whitehead, Jllddkbnsb, bo-nen-et, N.J. . r,utila a -J H E'll. Sp-liyliironcli. Warren. O. fici'titaV. M. Milloucll, Wijne. Mtulicn, N. Y. tftrttaryO. II, Kclluv. Loulnlllr. Kv. OaU-Kttj-ier-O. Dlnwfdillo, Ore hard )roe. Ind. Cn3 Mi. John T. .tone. IUrtim, PIiIUId?. Ark. 'fom-Mr. Samuel E. Adim. Mnntlci'lRMlun. J'om-mn- Mrs Himey Oniidiinl, fotth Cirinby. CU Lvlij AmMaut altitarJyUi-f Cirollnu A. Hall, LouUIl!t, Kj. EXtCUTIVC COJ1UITTEK. D. Wjatt Mken, (Thilrmiu,) Cokcsbtiry, S. C. K. I. Mi ink and. Ihihnquc- Inn a. I'ndley T. e'liie, Claremont N. II. .Monro (1 .Idir, hock Falic Whltclilc, III. W. II. Chambers, Os I't-choe, Kueiill. Ala, Officers or Oregon State Grouse. Matter Wm. C'jrn, Pclo. OternerA. 1(. hhiplcy, Oswcso. I,cttiierir. E N. Hunt, Sublimity. -ecrttanj T. L I)3Idon Salem. S'litaidW II. Thomas Walh Walla. W. T. .Mutant hleiiaidO. V. Riddle, C'anj om lllo. t'liuplatnW. It. Uiay. Ai-tnria. TuKwtet S. P.Lee, Pmtl&ud, Orite-KetiieiA. II. Graham, Fisher's Landlrg, .ClaiU county, W. T. Cue Mrs. II. A. Miller. Jacksonville. J'jinona Mrs. S I). Durham, McMmnvi.lo. FiiiraStr. K. A. Kellv. E.ist Port'anrl. LnJj Am t A'cirni Mre. Giorfiia Smith, Hood KHt"-. W-iSt.0 conn y. Kaciitiif Committee Wm. Cjru?, Sclo; R. Clow, J).ilH: K. L. bmtlh, Hood litter. J(afc llatlattt Agent H. V. Lee. Portland. (,'luckimiuN County Council. The Clickamis County Council meets on the fourth Frith y of c.ich mouth at 11 o'clock a. m. Place ol t.Kellin,', at J. O. Trnllingcr'e mill, near the center of .he county. OMcers N. W Randall, Pro'ldcut; A. Nichols, Vice President; W. W. II Samon, Secretary. P.O., Needy; J .hn Ittnj, Trcinren Frank Vatchn, 1st Steward; N" II. Dan all. 2.1 Steward; Wm Rlss", Gatekeeper. brethren la good standing are lmlted to meet with ns. Ity order of the Council. W. W. It. Samson. Soc'y. Notice to Putronu. The r.t Of.lco oddrcs or S. P. Lee, Treasurer of the State Gi.ina of Orecon, is changed fiom Oregon CItv to P.irtl Hid. Express packages w ill also be for warded to Pi,rtHnd. Ituitilttniiccs. Money duo the r Annul can be paid to the State Aicntat Porthud, Mr. S. P. Lee, If more convenient than sending thv same to this office. Grange Co-operative Association of the Northwest. The tifoove title is to bo tlio numo of the new business corporation of the .State Grudge, whoso object is described ' to establish and inaintnin n general trade tnd commission business in mer chandise, farm products, and machine ry, for the mutual benefit of the stock holders and customers, and shall have power to purchase, hold, and convey real estate, to loan nnd borrow money, and charter vessels." The principal place of business will be located at Portland. Amount of capital stock -hn.il lie-00,ooo, In shares of flvo dol lars. After paying nn annual dividend uf ton per cent, on capital stock, the remaining net earnings of the business shall l)e divided among the customers who are Patrons, in proportion to the .amount of their purchases. Stock books are now in circulation, and as half the stock was previously -ubscribed, if available in that shape, there seems no reason why the entire capital should not be subscribed at an .arly day, and the business inaugurat ed in a way to be prosecuted with en- In Memoriain. Wotvrav Mastku Your committee to whom wtw assigned tho duty of drafting resolution on Ibi death or" Sinter Downing, would respectfully mi built tho following: WiiOR'AS, Iti tho' natural votirae of events, Death liti removed trotn our Iraternal circle our beloved Shtor Temp-wiice E. Downing to the great Fraternity Hboee, where, in the (irdit'iK'H of tbe Siijirotue Master, aho awaits our fotnlnt; aud, WhertHf, Our .Sister was n ortlvc, faithful, nnd much thuriHued unmli r of this tirfttuw nud, Whertii", V'i, tin. tnruubors of till bodv, lV,liuKdx)ly tiiH !(!s wh Uvou.taUiod in llm rouj'.iyul uf our NNtni; ilicrflorf, bo it K'tolvod, That v tendflr our heartfelt by.'upatliy to tho huKlrind mui (iletid-. of tbe tfecuio-ed In ihi, thfir iriepamble Insn, and would lemiiii'H'hPm to look lor In i '.hereon f.oldtioti loom Mud Iltuvenly Father, who, in Iii itilititt v itdom, run v dirfrct that this soro btiK'-ivomcii- nIiaII bo tho iiifuns ot brinKiu tbi-ui In closer cvuninuuion with Him, mid, tin horuiore, bo it IlA-blved I'lipr ilin ifnoliilloris be fiprccd on .ho iiilnutt-s of ihl OrrttipH kii.1 i p y t o ennt to tlie Ittiuily ot tho doct-ii-ed, nnd hImi thfttcojt'oH bs iiirntiliHd tho Orr.uou CuHiva tnrniM Wii.LAMim; I-'aiimi.!'. It publu tlon. Aiiis. i'. K h'mi'i.RY, lMIt i: A, KH.I.Y, .1i.a,U. W. Hunt, Cotutnlllco. Kcsolutious, Vbrrrn, Tlin ltli of Ot-oambcr la t!ii day iPiiliy v).olntiid as tl.w sutiiver'iry ot the i)iilor"of l'rttrr.usof HtMluudry, Mntf WIicwin, '1'he in.i'eriKl interest nnd jvr uiancut well'lipittrf of tho Order depends ufouttiosooUl.iMor.il ul inlolke.iul i,d-vano-inrit of its imi'iil or: an J WlierniK, Tho'O IjuiIhIi!' piirjv.s r?.n be ol:alii"d only by nnd thiouh uuited nnd llinteretd iii-nfuri:uiil mill trcqueut Mclal reunions i thoreforo bo it IlOMilieil, TIk-u wo, the reprrtentntlves of tho l'A'rnn-. of Husbandry of Ornnn, WakIi inuwn and Iiiiho.ln State Urani-'o '8mhlfrd, hereby re'vuniueud and ftniee:Iv urge mat our uifCibaia throughout thin Jurisdiction tal:o tho ntcesajry btcpj ullhotit delay to nppropriatrly celebrate the eualvoraary o( our noble Ordr in this, tho CtntenuUI yer r,' tli" Mi'tr,ti UolvtM, 'flint n oipvof Ibis prruinbl.) (ml ri'iill'iii" bo plcrti n tl! hijiI h i opy f-f ktiImI In tin, VI.I.MKTTK KutMKl! i.ad Alt.ny I'ulttvnlur fir j'olilici'.iou, AHUM-, Ufju., Sept. 'JO, 1ST0. What is the Grange? The following extract from tbo National Granger is an excellent illustration of what tho giange Is and what It accompllshis: It Is n moral organization tho virtues of honesty, iuteRtity nnd frugality are taught and lsept cotiHtaiilly before the minds or the niombfts, and no ono Is entitled to member ship who is dhslioiest, imperative, vulgar or proline. It 1h n social orpnnlrntlon, for the reason that the brothers aud sistors tntet in happy unlsou, rfjoiciu; tOKotber In that fraternal fooling which has a tendency to improve society and make us willing to liston to the wants and relieve tbe dl-trtH of poor un fortunate brolhoiH andsUtcM. It is an intellectual organization, for in the grange brother atrikts hand whh btother, and .sis. er with M-ter, and tach one strives to olucid.ite, ml i veil and invigorate each other. It also helps trt oducito them In their hoiue, homo and Held duties, as we well know that a good housewife will, in the ex emplification of her duty, stimulate her sl9tors to go aud do llkowlse. Also, an at tractive, pleasant aud woll-ordeted borne cannot ltd! to iusulro au enthusiasm which must make an linpres&ion that cannot be easily erased. So aUo with tho farm: the brother who raises two husbels of corn or other crops, when tho other raises but one, and exemplifies it, tnustar.d will awaken a desire in others to obtain a similar result. Profit of Mutton Sheep. A correspondent of tho Piactical Farmer residing within twonty-flve miles cf Phllla dslpbla, states that ono of his certain and re liable sources of pro tit from year to year, is keeping sheep. When I began farming twenty years ago, he writes, I depended en tirely upou Southdowns. They have always proved with mo prolific; breeders, capital nurses, hardy and good feeders, and my Southdowu mutton ranks in the market with "gilt edged" butter. ,1 Inform my regular customers when I am going to bao a fine leg or loin of tare Southdown, aud they go off fast at throe to live cents above the mar ket prlco. Iu fact, Soutbdow u mutton is tho best mutton in tho world. If quantity of moat was tbe only desider atum, I would make no change; but as coarser wools, now brlug the highest price, and as perhaps I gain a liulo in tbo weight (of which I am not altogether certain, but at least do not lose any), I have made one cross on my flock of one hundred nwes, with the Cots wold. Tho bust results and the finest carcass have rosultud where tbe Southdown buck was usod on tho Cotswold owe. I do not want any liner bhoep than this makef, and I try to keep them for my purpose one h.ilf Southdown and one-half Cotswold. What lambs I lnvo to spnro are all sold in advance to the butchors, at about $3 00 per head. I raise root , which I consideraro in dlspenslblo in tbe sheep business, and with p,oud management I havo tho lambs iu tho nurkut iu Mrch nnd April, I consider the roots make a good substitute for grass, keep tbem in good heart, and with fine heart for early pasture. It promotes the How of milk, appetites. I bavo always followed tbe ad vice in your paper to keep all my animals healthy and thriving. If tbey once go down or become stunted, much of one's feed is thrown away. Two thirds of my ewes usually have twins. With lambs at eight to nine dollars each, and wool at fifty cents per pound, your readers can figure up my profits on one hundred Aheep. Jesuits in the United States. It .liny bo fiom a wcaiinetsof the strife between Church nud State iu the Old World that tome zealous Catholics begin to look wistfully toward America as the country which is supposed to accord tho most abso lute religious fieodom to all suets and Cliurchcs. M. de Molluarl can scarcely help wurming into onthusiasm as be tells us that "tho good fathers" (i. c, the Jesuits) have d! ided tbe United States into four provinces ol their order to wit, Missouri, New-Or leans, Baltimore, and Now York. In St. Louis, whole tbey have (heir head quarters, there are twenty. nlno Roman Cat hollo churches aud a collogo where tbe studies are superintended by tweuty Jesuit profes sors, French, lltlplan and American. Tbe building Is dcclaiod to be a fine oue, though it does not approach the tnagn'ficeut propor tloiiH of the boti.so which tho ladies of tbe Hicrtd Heart have built for themselves nt Marsville, a Mibutb ol St. Louis, This com out Ik said to be a rial a'ace, to which no other iutt tuticn of the taaio kind in Kmoi'o can bo compared, aujoik its iu inatts are fcevrra! nuns who hnvo Had from the "pfnociitlon" In Gel finny. Hurd by stnnili a Frfiiieikcan moniiMery. nut M. do Mo) In in is Quito mistaken In supposing that Ainerlinn Protectants view tho notion ot the (VthoUo propaganda villi imllilarencu. In Indiana, for iut-tfiiun, tlte ftclicu Bgalustthe H'jin.hh chrgy Is tcnliaily tyiKr, and it is qui'e lilti ly thut il o )' ulfr m ntm.rnt may not Mwdjs ooii fine if-ell In wotds. Tho part of I'roidmit ;rnl' last Mts-agn to Con crrss, which !i;c.G tbo most fjcncml kallffcc tlfiii, v:is llmt iu which ho alluded to the ilangnrotis frtumultion of wealth iu tho hands of llto Unman embolic Church of Aink'rl(a, I' iiiiim', howt'Mr, he Hilmltli.d hat PstholuilHiii vifiirsa very ditfrfnt os l3ct iu Auurka and in ruimoor llclgitiiu, a'i wnstdenionsttated by a littlo ircidrut atn recent election in tho Stato of Now York. A Catholic 1'ai-tnr hfd rtrominf nded his (lock from tho pulpit to vote for a certain candi dal, but to iinii'.T.niit wero tbo parithlotjcrs at vrfut tliey coiihideitd r.u attempt at priest ly dictation, tiiut by way of piolot the vaU ui!Jorlly voted tbo o'.Ler way. Pall Mai' Gazette. Onca more tbo rumor is revived that tl e Czar will abdicate, or, at least, appoint bis sou Itexent ior a prolongod period. The Czr i'r-U Is no'.v In his "2nd year Jus In his prim-, h.it '. liu i.e. o.ion k.ii'iI pro'niily uiiltii'H an Iniirtbiit niiidlllrntlon ii frinik!ii KiUtlcH, tor ho U x i-unmrlv 1'ronch in bib hyinpathlcs as his. father Is fJerwin. The Silver Dollar. The truo Inwardness of the Iniquitous leg islature, which abolished the legal lender quality of the silver dollar, Is glvou by the Chicago JVitimc, from tho Congressional Globe, and debates iu Congress. It Is shown that the bill whs concocted by "au l'ngllsh gentleman," Mr Uoutwell, tbo comptroller of the currency, aud two or three other American oapitaUs's. The work of stealing it through Congress was Intrusted to Mr. Hooper, of Mafs.chupetts, in tho House, who is "a capitalist and money lender," the Tribune says, and to Senator John Shorman in the Senate, a wnll-kuown tool of tho same class. It was permit' od to le read in tbe House, and Mr. Hnopr deliberately lljd iu debate upon it In response to tho Inquiry of members regarding its leatums, aud Speaker lilsino by extraordinary ruling, helped to force It through tho House, only 123 uiembors being present. Mr. BUIuo un doubtedly was lu the tecret of tho whole scheme himself. Ills unheard ot ruling wnrruitsthts belief. The "English gentle man" refeired to, rs helping to Iramo au Amorlcau law, was Mr. Krnr.st Soyd, who was In the pay of ono of the heaviost bankers iu Europe. All these things appear, as the Chicago Tixbnnc says, iu the record and pro ceedings of C( ngress. The effect of this act was to lucrcavo tho value of American securities 18 per cent , that is, it compelled tho envernuieiit and all debtors tn pay that additional amount to their obligations, aud the capitalists, at borne and abroad, IS percent, ricuor than they were befdro. This was why they show ed such doop interest in the swindle. The "Eugllsh fenlleuiati," who was sent over to help tbo American Congress legislate, mudn millions of dollars for the Uuropein capital ists bo represented. Wo are glad to nolo that oven tho gold bullion press is beginning to get their nyes open In regard to tho dts bontst legislation, which Is briuim; ruin upon industry. The Chicago Tribune con cludes its editorial onthisiulamy as follows: "Agalust the iulqulty of that measuro theie should be a national prntost. Tho en lire people residing west of the Allechaules demand that so much of tht ac. of 1873, as abolishes the coinage of the old Amoriau dollar, aud deprived It of Its character, as a legal louder, snail bo rtprated The people of the west will fight to tbe last, aud uive to the last of their means to piy tho dobs of tuo union; nut tuey win ue not compelled by auy legislative skullduggery to submit to a change in the contract by which gold is In creased in valuo, and then pay niout requir ed exclusively iu gold." A New Iron Clad. Within the next few days tho Valorous, 0, paddle-wheel frigate, will convey from Pem broke to Portsmouth tho Dreadnought, 5, double screw tiou armour-plated turiet-sblp. With the exception of the Indexible, which is tar from comploto, the Dreadnought is tbe moat powerful ironclad In tbe world. She was first designed and oidcred to bo built at Pembroke in ISO!), ber name being originally tho Fury, which was aftorwards changod to tho present one she bears. Her actual dis placement when ready for tea is 10,8SO tons which, is 1,700 tons more than tho Thunder er. Messrs. Humphreys and Tennant, who constructed the engines of tho Thunderer, are also tbe makers of those on board the Dreadnought. They aro of great power, and work up to 8,000 horse power, tbo cost being upwards of 107,000. Hor armament will consist of lour 12M-inch 38-ton guns, to be mounted In two turrets, aud throwing 3, 200;ibs. weight of metal, antl, to add to hor offensive powtr, she is armed with a ram, Tbe platiug on her side varies tur 10 inches to 14 inches in thickuets, that on ber turret is 14 Inches and on ber decks 2 Inches to 3 Inches. The teak backing Is 18 inches thick, with au louor tkln of armour of M inch plates. The greater part of tho armour plate is placed about tho centre of tho ship, aud the water-lino is protected throughout the whole length, and for five to six feet below. She will exceed the Inflexible iu herdraught of water, as flic draws over 2i) feet forwaid aud 27 feet aft, Tho expenditure upon her hull Is 101,395, and she has to undergo sev eral trlaj trips at Portsmouth before sho Is ready for bka. Altogether this vessel will cost uearly three quarters of a million, London Timet, COINCIDENCES. Tbo Ilppubl!e.nu candidate for Pirsldent, (ion. Hayes, and the present President, (Jen. Grant, are both imtlies ot the sntuo Stute, Ohio. I lit la-t two PiflsiileKs, Mr. Lincoln nnd on, Grhi.t, both hhlled Jr.iiu the Millie State, IUIuoIh, iu tho time nt thdir election ; and wo c.iiue ueur liaviui: a third Iti'piiblli'iiu candidate, Mr. Wiit-hbuuiB. not only Iroin tho same Mate with (Jen. Grant, but from the same town, Oulet.u. Mr. I'onkliiig, k loading H-'publlcnn can (lli.'.i'o lor ilit. iioinluuiioii, nod Mi. rvy moor, a li-K'Iliig tit iiiocratlu iaii.li.lnto but fur his own J nri'iup'nrv declination, urn both ic-klileuiHoi ITvt.y, I Y,iuid are hfo'.oer. In-law. 'I I'd llirto Inlrf.t Dencnritln nnm'iieos, Seymour. Urrnvy and 1' IiIjii, IhVj til hail ed worn Ni w York. In nir'y limo'i wa 1ml three successive I'reridunis Ji!lrnu, MiiiII.oii and Mnirot) "iniiilbx fanwS'u'H Virginia, fiom which aniH)fi Pjwt.Ii.ii, Washington, hud jirovl ouiy bf-on u-l.iu Of the llrt hix IVehidi.fits, four w.ire from Vui.li.1, ;n.llv i ihn Ajiults, fih(,r ami iion Ir oi Ma-sirl)UMiiy, Tho old Hiid gnat ni,, of ;sw Y"rk has never linil lint onu Pie ident -Marlm Van Union ami that (" for but a slnglu term. We liitan only om) I'lo-ldent elf-o't-f to tho olllcej lor, alllifiUrih Fillmoro s-rved as Pres ident, hu wmk only pIi ctcd Vlo'i-I'ff "idelit. .Seifli IVe-lddiits Wasblng'oii, Jelftirmn, Maill-on, Moiiiie. liarrlxiu, 'lylir and Tayioi were naiheno1 Virginia. 'IeuiioM.e liusgiieii ustliree ''residents, two of tliom Andrew .I'a though nun of the t-o, Andrew Jutkiton, i.'as It LUtlvo of North Carolina. Mr. W. U. Campbell and wife, of Wasco county, were brought down in tho Inxane asylum at Eist I'onland, onu day last week, both, having boon aCJudgcd pioper subjeus for li ii- lisl.tu i Mi fninpbfll Is the uuforiiiua iinitUniau vii.ion,ti ..., ui Irlnil in iiiiiiiih .iii' tilt; l'i )'U tiugiiitlirtul IJWllU til MUlll 'tllllly IfOliblfu.. II iH "llll has been au mil eHI tor jnii, but jitrfcct ly harmlcM. Oicyjulun. Aieuut for the Willamette Farmer. Alba JK flaniion Amity U KOrtchell llclhcl I.TIt'razcr ItacnaVltti Wm Will, J Hoaurt llutto DlMtuioliitmcnt.. S llnndfiikcr llroniifUllti W It Kirk DutteUllc J W IlachcUler Canyon City D II lilitnclinrt Ca'wo'ntllo (I W Colvli; Cole V.ill.'.v WD Clarke C.it!a;e ln-.c .1 II Hharlrlili;c' Coo P Mwcinskcr, I V Kcmlnll Oor.tlli H Wornl'tard Crcjnell l!ocoo Knox Clackamas ..W A. Mills Camp Creek O It Itnnimcrplcj Dallia J 1) l.vc. 1) JI Gutlirte Dnlir Kuufon &, Drain Hamilton; K roitiif llavton ...iiUC ltndiur.y Dalle S I. Ur.il.K Ragt l'ortland .Iticnti Jot.non Umpire City T D Wliicl.etter Klktou A 11 Hallux Kujrnc I'1'"' M1.CI11111; Fox Valle A D (iiinlnir ralrlKM I JlKi'iarn. Fo'ietHnnu 8 Unities. A I. IMrti Clo'ben ,) Itimi'-i'icr Gcrai Mi. ;i)uiil .- uineii CSrA-iwllle I I" I'Uree Ilnljcy T.i ui.uk UoodltluT W I' Vaton H.irrlsbiUR lllr.im Mnltli Ulllboro A I.iielliiiR llrimcr Jtuiimv t Hvrnn Incloppiidenco W . lloilulii Junction Smith. llrfCdil it Co., W I. I.cnion .Tickoinilli' M lVterren Jcircrwn W V Weft KUlv;V AH K el liu-j; ben Italic M Uewlej LaUraudc S lClloioiln Lal'ajette Dr l'ovnlvton, A II ti'onry Lcbiium S II ClaiiK'itnu Mcnitcmvtlle K Lanrdalu McMunnlllc A Held Mitchell A II Ilrcynian Monmouth W Wtciliiiuo Npo.1v Wm Mnrclnnd Neiv'Kia J Casto r cwelUvitlc 1 F Cattleman North Yamhill DC'Stcart Oakland t K l!amond Omicjo Alt Shipley Ott J II Schuiciler OrciionCity M llacon Ochoco J U Doulhlt FvniilPton WA Whitman Peoria SD Haley Portlind 1" Lee, Agent Statn Orange Prliiellle OMPrlnglo Perry dale MrfJ row's tstoro iiifL-mnl V A Patterrnn Itotebur' Tho8rultli Sclo InlitOifc Murrl, TlioaMunker r-llverton Aivan uronn Shedd'o WM Power, 0 It Wheeler Springfield A(1 Hnvey aprlngwatT JU I.eellcu tvibllmlty John Donning iweet Home Ben Marks Sheridan JI! Morris Pilot Hock i..rc Ollllam Ten Mile KM Gnrncy Turner .IfAWltzol Vancoiver St Bronn, niinenuiu Wheatland LO Foirest Wlllimette Folk M Wilkin Walla Walla ..JF llrowor Woodburn Matthlot Bros Waldo JO Elder Willow Fork ACPcttcys Yoncr-lli J RKllleon, Its Appleirato Zona D J Cooper S doff, General Asent for Kntcrn OrcRon. FRUIT TREES ! Prices to Suit tho Hard Times ! Woodburn Nursery, wooDBUKsr, iARXonr oo., OnBCON. A Choice Selection of Fruit, Shade. Ornamental, ..Ann.. Nut-Bearing 0L7 3RL IE S3 JS, Vines, and Shrubbery, Plum and Prune Trees, CoiiHtuntly 011 Hand. ADDHES3, J. H. SETTLEMIEB, Woodburn. Bcurl for clirnlari. fep23tf ATTENTION JHEEP GROWERS!.' a nunc cukk ron Scab, Gcrow Worm. Foot Hot, ANH AM. Parasites that infest Shoop. FT H aFKlt. llUTlTlt. AND VASTLY C1IKAP. THAN ANYOTIIKI! KI'IXTL'AL HESIKDY KOII TI1K TftKT'.tENT OP hllEni. IT flmprovesthc Health Ol' TUB ANIMAL, AND TUB QJJLLVSY OP THE WOOL. XW One gallon Ii enough for one hundred to two ht111lrt.1l Sheep, acxor(l;ii' toth-lr bki', htreiiKtli, and condition. It It put up la 1'IVII-OALLON CAKH-1'riee, $18 per can. ticiid f'jr clrcnlar, to T. A. DAVIS & Co., i'OI(TMN!, OltCOON, Wtiolmule Ai;i'iitH lor llio Mule, Or to vonr nrarot Ititull DiutTl't. myfl STATE AGENOT ron tub Patrons of Husbandry. I'roiil Htr;tt, nur 1'1iiiii1ci' Wharf,, POHTLAMI, .... OIIKUON. Addrui all coiaiuuulcalioui to H, 1. LKli, Ase-lit. p$5m itrltWxfl MA,,urACTUBE0BH MASK THESE FACTS I THE TESTIMONY OF TUG WHOLE WORLD, HOLLO WAY'S PILLS. ,Ei)"It tho MiQbrlngaud dlseasodroad the following. jBIitall who bavo boon given up by Doo-lor-,nud spoken of as incurable, read tho fol Itiwlnn. yJiLot all who can believe facts, nud caa hvn faith In evidence, rend tho following. Know all Men nv thksk pkesknts, That, 011 thla, tho Tweiitteth duy of Juno, in the ytarof Our Lord One Thfiunnd Eight Hun drod and fjlzty-slx, personally cnnio Joseph Hay dock, to mo known as Mich, and being duly hworn, deposed as follows: ' That he Is the Mile ireneral agent for tho United States and dependencies thoreof lor preparations or miillclues known as Dr. Ilolloivay's Pills and Ointment, and that the following cortlfl oites aro verbatim copios to tho bebt of his knowledge and boiler. JAMES SMEITKE, 1.. s NotHry Public, 14 Wall S'reet, New York. Junk 1st. 186(1. Dn. Uolloway: I takn uiy peu io write you of my great relief, and that tho awfuL pain In uiy tilde has lett tuo at last thmikn to your Pills. Oh, Doctor, how thankful I am that I caa got some sloop. 1 ciu never write it enough. I thank ynu aalu and. HKln, and ara sure that you are really the friend of all milTerer. I could not help wri ting to you, and hope you will not tako it amies. K JAM1W MYKKS, 116 Avenuo 1). This N to cnrtlfv that I was discharged from the army with Chronic Dlarrhim, and have boeu cured by Dr. Hollownv's Tills. WILSON HAKVEY, New York, April 7, 1800. 21 Pitt Street. The following Is an Intnrnstlufr cn?e of a man employed man Iron bvumtry, who, in pourlnc mulled Iron Into u llask that was damp and wet, cnmo.1 au ttxplimirm. The uioitou irou woh lurown arouuu iuu 1111 uun iu perfect fdiowur, aud ho whh burned, dreadfully. The followtutr certUloato was given to me, by him, about eight weeks nfier tueacciueut: New York, Jan. lu, 1800. My name Is Jacob IIjiu.v; I am an Iron Founder. I was badly burnt by hot Iron In November last: my burns henlod, but I had a running soro on my lntr that would not heal. I tried Mollowuy'u Olntinniit aud It cured me In a few weeks. This is all true, aud anybody can see tuo at Jackson's Iron Works, 2d Avenue. J. HARDY, 110 GoorcU St. Extracts from Various Letters. "I had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave inea heartvnno." "Your PHIb aro marvellous." " I send for another box, and koep them In the house." ' Dr. Ilolloway has cured my headache that was chronic" " I gave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well iu a dav." " My nausea of a morning is now cured." " Your box of HoIlowny'R Ointment cured nie of noises In the head. I rubbed some of your ointment behind tho cars, and tho noise has left." 11 Send me two boxes, I want ono for a poor family." " I enolosn a dollar, your prlco Is 25 cents, but tbe medicine to me Is worth a dollar." " Send me flvo boxes of your Pills." " Lot me have threo boxes of your Pills by return mail, for Chills and Fovur." 1 havo over 200 such Testimonials as these, but want of space compels we to conclude. For Cutaneous Disorders. And all eruptions of tho skin, this Olntuieut Is most Invaluable. It does not neal exter nally alone, but penetrates with tbe most searching euoots to the very root of tbe evil. HOLLOWAY'S FILLS Invariably cure the following diseases: Disorders or tbo Kldnejs. In all diseases affecting these organs, wbotber they secreto too much or too little water; or whether they bo aflllctod with stone or gravel, or with aches aud pains set. tied in the loins over tho roglons or the kid neys, these Pills should betaken according; to the printed directions, and tho Ointment should be well rubbed into the small of the back at bod time. This treatment will give almost immedlato rnlUf who "H other means havo (allied. For Btomaclis out or Order. No mediciuo will m effectually Improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills; tlioy romove all aoldily, ocu.islonoil either by In ' temperance or Improper diet. Thoy reach tho liver aud reduce It to a healthy notion; thoy aro woudorfully ctllcaolnus lu cases of spasm lu fact thoy novor tall iu curing all dlsordoiH of the liver aud utoiiuch, HMowaii l'llh are the tiitt lemedu known. In the uuilJfor the fullowlinj dUtateu Ague, Debility, Asthma, Dropsy, IlillouH Com- Dysentery, plaints, Krydlpelas, HlotohcHon tho Kcnmio Irrofju- Hklri, larltlt'N, Howol Com- Fevers o full plululs, kinds, Colics, Fits, CoiiHllp-itlou of (lout, tho lioweN, Hdudiiclii), CoiiHUinptlou, IndlCftlon, Inlluinuiation. Ntono it Urn vol. .fnuiidlcu, .Secondary llor coin- Symptoms, plaint, Tlo-IJolourotix, I.uiubiio, TiiiiuirH, l'ilox, l'leors, Uliouinatlsm, Vonoral Alfec- It'ltl-lltlOll of tlOHM, Urliiii. Worms of all Scrofula, or kinds, Kings's i;vil. WnakuesH from Soro Throats, tiny cause, Ao. 1.111'OKTAXT CIAUTIO.V. None tiro ueuuli.u unless tho slunaturt J. Havjkh'K, iui ublit for thet UnltnilStMUt, Hurrouiius uicii nox 01 j-iiin, nun uiiumoci A linniUoiiiu reward will lio ulvon to anv one rendering iiuch lufnriiintlou us may lead to tuo Ubiociiou ol utiy pirty or pariie's couu lorfiiltlng tho uifidlcluot or vuudlug the sainn, Icuowlng thuui tu hot-purlinis. ' soul at tnu Aiaiiui.iciorv cu rrniiusor IIol.l,oVAV .t Co., New York, und by all respectable Druggists and Dealers iu Mcdl clno throughout the civilized world, III box es at 25 cents, U2 coats, and $1 eaoh. j.ii" There Is considerable tuvlug by tak ing the larger sizes. N. U.D rectlous for tho guidauoe or pa- 10.1U in every disorder are afllxcd to eacli, box, ne20y. A I j !3 ,-j " A A. 1 . t l- - -