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11kckm:'5.sni.4 wmr JtirjjM. Two
brothers named Watson have been giv
ing remarkable exhibitions of tool
hardiness and bkill in Tony 1'nstor's
Theatre. They are billed as "noted
"Western scouts and sharp-shooters,"
and have the look of froticrsnien. They
begin by displaying rifles, andshooting
bullets through blocks of wood to prove
that tho ammunition and missiles nro
genuine, On both sides of tho stage,
close to the front, thick wooden pads
arc placed, lor the bullets to lodge in.
At the beginning of tho display of
inarkmanship, ono man holds an apple
in his lingers and tho other shoots a
a ball through it from across tho Stage;
and next the man who risked his fing
ers becomes tho shooter repetition of
the feat. Each in turn hits iho bulls
e.ve of a tarirct ten times without a
jdNs, tho bulls-eye being just above tho"
Jieuu oi the urotner who jioius mo ap
ple. A potato is placed on one's head
and shot olF by tho other, tho potrito
being split to pieces and tho bullet
entering tho pad in front of which tho
Lolder stands. This feat is repeated
many times, tho brothers changing at
titudes and holding the rifle in positi
ons seemingly awkward enough to in
ereaso the peril. Tho brothers wheel
quickly and shoot potatoes simultane
ously oil' each others heads. Yesterday
ono of tho potatoes was barely grazed
but 11 second trial was successful. A
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4..IMII1U ttcl) nilUllUll Willi ll MUliUl, "ii
:is a culmination one held a lighted
cigar in his mouth and tho other shot
oil' the ashes, tho distance being the
entiro width of tho stage. Tho broth
ers, who piofess to have acquired their
skill by-tong practice on the plains', ti'-e
bieoch-loadnig rifles, and handle them
with wonderful quickness. The young;
or seems to bo Iho be-t marksman at
least ho flies quickest after getting his
weapon up to aim, and rarely fails to
hit. Tho older sometimes misios.
iV. V. Mat.
clouds at tho moment of his birth,
while the bringing of a captive horse
with a spotted tail gave the great chief
the singular cognomen of Spotted Tail.
Sitting Hull received his name because
a buflalo bull was, by a lucky shot,
thrown upon its haunches in plain
sight of his mothers topee at the natal
hour, whilo tho cavortingof a fractious
pony furnished a name for tho re
doubtable Crazy Horse. iVer Ilitcen
lleyistcr.
Tju;y Ni;vi:u Do. Trials nevcrcomo
singly. It was only last week that wo
learned mat me coal supply wouiu no
exhausted in a little over 0,000,000
years, and now news comes that tho
planet Vulcan is lost. We can hardly
think any onp would be mean enough
to steal Vulcan, but tho nights have
been dark lately, and there are a good
many tramps nbout. It Vulcan lias
fallen into the hands of an lione.it per
son it will probably bo returned; but
perhaps tho best way would bo to offer
a liberal reward and no questions ask
ed Xorwich JJullelin.
If you want your boys to stay on the
farm, encourago in every way what
ever will interest them in the things
of tho farm. Let them yoke the calves
and halter-break the colts to their
heart's conten, and do not grudge them
the time nor the trifling exponso that
may be required. You cannot make
a better investment.
Suncwo Plaoiakism. Wfille literature
continues, plagarlsm will exist, and pretend
ers Bnatch.from honest writers tholrjcstduos.
A friend of ours, smart enough In his way,
but not quite equal to his position as minis
ter, for years pursued a very clever system
of plagiarism and through the exosllenco
of tbo sermons be delivered, becatno a fiv
orlte wllh his people. By and by one of his
old collegetraatos paid him a visit, spent tl'O
Sabbath with him, and beard him preach.
Tho visitor was surprised at tho depth and
power of the sermon, and questioned him,
afterward, concerning It, saying it was the
best he had over heard. The minister
laiighos. "You can keep a secret?" ho ask
ed. "Well, then, I'll you about it. My
wlfn Is a soholar. Sho selects sormons for
me and translates them into Latin ; then I
take her translation, without having seen
tho original, and retranslate it into English,
The sermon you heard to-day was ono of
Dr. Clurko's ; and I don't bolievo ho could
havo recognized it if ho had heard it him
self." And that's tha way frand nourishes.
In tho Autumnnl literature which tills tho
papers, wo find tho following:
"This Is tho beatou whin a man sows and
a woman rips that is if ho lias no more liloa
of wjut n woman's iicnrt yearns for nnd de
mands, than to obllgo her to mako o or hor
Ust year's dress."
Tjii: Dimovj.ky or Fun:. Kire, the
common souico of heat, of light, and
of life, and tho active principle of a
multitude of industries, and of metal
lurgical industry in particular, is un
questionably 0110 of the gieatest con
quests achieved by man over nature.
Tho discovery of lire was more than
a benefit; it was, 111 fact, a grand stride
on tho road to civilization. With lire
aroso.foeiability, the family, tho Microti
joys of tho domestic health, all iudus
Uies, ali arts, together with the wou
ors they have produced, and still pro
duco from day to tlay. Ileuco we can
readily understand how it is that fire
lias ever been and still is, among many
nations, 'the object of a special worship
(priest of Haul, Ghebors, Hindoo Urah
lulns, Hainan vcitals, priestess of tho
Mm In J'cru, etc.): and that it has often
iigured in tho religious or funeral rites
ot nations most remote iroiu ono an
other, both in time and space, as tho
C'haldees, Hebrews, Greeks, ltomans,
--ll.Mw: H...1. jm.L. ll.,t ln.it,.
and when was this great discovery
jiiikIo. In tho absonco of which wo can
hardly concelvo of tho possibility of
Jiuman arts or oven ot Human exis
tence? Did man, as wo aro told in tho
myths of India and Grecco, steal flro
from heaven, or did ho, as other leg
ends afllrin, take advantago of spontan
eous forest-fires, arising from tho vio
lent nibbing together of dry branches
under tho action of tho wind; or llnally,
was man so ingenious, oven from tho
beginning, as to doviso ono of those
Bimplo and practical contrivances by
means of which certain savago and
Judf-elvllizotl tribes in our own tinio
obtain tho 11 ro thoy need for their dally
msos? Krom tho Popular Science
jMonthly for Novembor.
Effect ov Salt on Whi:at. In an
interesting sorios of exporlmonts re
cently made on tho farm of tho Royal
Agricultural Socloty of England, tho
niiinurlul valuo of salt was unmistak
ably iudicatod. An aero of wheat
lrossod with 1100 lbs or common salt
yielded HO bushels of grain, with a pro
lortioniito amount of straw, whilo an
adjoining aero, loft unmatured, produc
ed only 110 bushels per aero, with tho
straw Imperfectly developed, showing
an Increase of ton bushuli per acre.
Tho ontlro cost of tho crop is not stated
but this experiment bhows that tho ad
ditional ton bushels resulting from tho
salt woro produced at a cos,t of W cents
each. Inanothercase a pleco of ground
intended for whoat was ploughed tho
proceed lug fall, and again in Alay,
whon it was sowed with salt, and after
wards ploughed twlco before seeding.
on mo ist anil 'M 01 September wheat
was sowed at tho rate of two bushels td
1110 acre, rnu eron when hnrvosli-ii
mo estimate oi
To Xjirtclio.s.
MISS. Dlt. CllXia Is now prepued to re
ceive patients at her office. in baicm. During tLc
past jenr tho lias hail ctten-he piactlco at Dr.
Adams' popular Mcdicil Institute at Portland, In
treating ladles, and feel-' conldeat of airunllii' relief
In nift ciics of a chronic en under. Special altin
tlon paid to female ucaknesaand ncnou prostration.
In connection with her trcatmi nt, she lues the cele
brated Medicated Electric Vnpor Untlis, which
aid vastly In cllcctlne; cures. Otllce and ritidence,
s. c. corner of Center and Summer street, Salem.
A Vaiojaivlh I.svrsTiox. Mosirs. W. P.
Koadyaud W. W. Martin, of Salem, havo
invented an adjustable feed guage, adapted
for use of any kind of Job printing presses.
Thlsguago Is a valuable acqu'sition lojob
presses, as tho old system of pasting on
quads to feed to is out Irely dispensed with,
and tho work of adjusting the margin so
simplified that It on bo dono in n moment,
without injury to the tyinpan slieot. Tun
gauge is highly commended by all who
know its valuo, and will doubtle!s bo dulv
appreciated by every piessman. Tho model
has been for wauled to Washington, and
I atent applied Jor.
Discot"i.oj.M.i::r in Kxglaxd. This
pal fp" !! m Ciioit Britain, has la many io
ratio1 . '.eon a disastrous one. Y'o now
lparn 1 mi tho Maidstone Journal that tho
nnn.'ic:' of farms given up in Jist Ivput r.t
tho 1 -vat stason U very Urge, and His ex-p-clt
i thn moro will lollow. Agriculturists
h ivi h-d nn unprnpltlous season nnd bad
retun.M, aud labor is high added to which
landlords aro raising the rents to a ser'ous
extent. There are other coiiutlos lu which
tho depression is almost es great. -
MILWAUKIE NURSEKY.
Greatest Variety C
P-K UIT TREES
In Oregon,
Consisting of Apple, Pear, Peach,
Plum, Prune, Cherry, Grape,
Cherry Currant, Lawtoa
Blackberry, Raopberi y
and Strawberry Seta,
California Walnut,
Black Walnut,
Butternut, &
Filbert,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD LOW, FOK CASH.
S. LUELLIWG & SON,
Proprietors llllwenMc Nursciy.
Nov. 1, ISTii.
400,000 FRUIT TREES,
All ot the Best Varieties.
& W, WALLING & 0N,
Oswego, Or.,
Havj this number of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
JOHN G.. WRIGHT,
Dealer In
FAMILY- GROCERIES,,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tobacco and Cigars,'
COJiniURCIAIL STREET.
S-lein, April 20, 1S75.
d&uti
For fair, in their extcnfhc
rcimrknb'o
Nursery, lndndln: the
WALLING'S
Salem. Oregon, dealer in Stereo' copes and fatereo-
FConlc Viewp. jnii Srotn-4 nf Svllem ni.il thi! MntrmirH-
Jn,' country, Llle.eize rhotosraplis, in India Ink, Oil
ur n
i'atcr Color.
BEFORE PAIiWItfG YOUR HOUSES.
Send for Sample Card and Circular, and carefully Examine Hie
AYBRIEL
caaBOgEBMgOLjabj&i
MIXED READY FOR USE.
Tills Vnlnt li prepared in
Tiir. imusii. It rnjuires no
It la composed of tlio host
tnulo I'ure Linseed Oil,
Puro Zinc, and the finest of
It Is tllO llllhT, CHHAl'KhT,
TU'YINO I'AINT IN THK
wuutod by every farmer,
who has a house, fonco.
Requires no skilled labor,
can liniullo a brush. It is
quired alze, from a quart to
iiy tick (iai.ijn. It gives
olastio Klossy lluish, and
wash oil", like most paint in
nf,'niii.st rulustorms and nil
rtuildlngs painted with this
fresh and like now to-dav.
for years. Of no other paint can this be said and proved.
9S3JrmJSflRS'
liquid form, heauv ron
addition of oil or spirits.
materials known to tho
Strictly Pure White Lead,
coloring matter for tinting.
MOST DURABLU, AND niUU-
world. Is just what Is
mechanic, aud ovorybody
barn, or wagon to'pHlnt.
as any one can apply It who
put up iu cans of any re
live gallons, and Is foi,i)
a firm, elastic, and brilliant
will neither crrnik, peel, nor
common use, diu is prool
action of the elements.
paint flvo years ago look
and will noodno more paint
Km 0wMnmu
Pacific University,
FOKCST CiROVE, OR.
FACULTY I
Rf v 8. H. MAltBlI, D. D., President, nnd Profess
or of Intellectual 1'hiloanr.liv.
Ittr. lluKVCB LYMAN, A.M., Professor of Ithet
nrlcand Illlory.
Captain K. II. LAMSON, Professor of Matb.
ematic.
JOS. W. JIARan, A. M., Professor of Latia and '
Greelr.
J. D TtOBn, A. M , Prlnc'pal of Academy.
Mis MAKY E. JIACK, Preceptress.
J. W. MAlfll. A M.. Llhraiinn.
Jtiss SAJtAll BOWLDY, Teacher of Music.
There ire three temi? In tho Collegiate jrar. Tho
Taii. Teiim begins on iho flrst Wednesday in Scpt'r.
Tho tuition l. In Iho Academic department, $30
and In the Collide $15, per jear, pajnhle per tcim
hiadt incc.
A i lrcular, and Rny dclrsd Informallon. win he fur
ni'hed.upoii application, b the Pruldcl.t. aula
St:
Tage at Portland.
PEACH PLUM,
Xlio Xtnliuii Ixmiiic,
Alii (lie best wtcUcs of
2'liini, -
I'liinc,
t'eacli,
A'cnr,
Clicrrs
PSu arid Shade Trees,
in rui.L As-ioimtEirr.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue.
7T3 akc prtEPAnrn to STonn G-xvxixx
T 7 on the n.o-t faor.iblc ti'rms, ilthcr In nnr rtie
lunof btote, or In uur fume VnreLoue oa the whaif.
)!nt' oi mico luo not tumbled grain or.llonr In ei
ther. Toi further partienhrf apply to
J. McCBAHEN & CO.,
anistf
PORTLAKD, Or
S5e
STJSA1G9
Irapo, tcr and Dealer In
Iho Avorlll Chomical Paint Company supply a long-felt want. Thov not onlv
furnish a paint moro lnstlnff, lnimkoiiicr, anil at tho snmo time chennor than
the best ot others, but It is Id a liquid form-white ami all the "ash onablo an
most oxnuUltaahMlob-reajly for tho brush. So that farmer, in f. ct ovoryho"lv
H!" b. "lmrr?iwn V111'1 orl if "ecessary. Inilccd, all tho bull lings upon whiA
thoAvorill Chemical faint has been applied, aro marvels of beauty .-CftwS
Wo know of no subject of such importance to householders ns that of a irood
handsonio, dumble paint for their dwellings. Within tho past few yea?s wo
havo watched the progress of tho Averili Chemical Paint, and havo ha I fro?
nuontoDPortunit es to tost t full v. Wo thini.- i t,.- iV '-ii.. 'l- "n.ll KC
i;io MjMiinpiy uio
need, and givo it our hearty ondorsoment. X r. Independent,
JKaT From tho Thousantls of Testimonials sent us, wo eeloet tho following
which wo preseut for your careful consideration : '
v, ..i-. ii' .. O. A. Waller. Salem, O'ctron, FBys:
..." Iff "7 """'" l" akiuii. vnemical J-aint. I applied t 1cituiiu11v to mv new hnnt. n,i o.in
mtirii. i )mii'ii pivrt t ,r..r. .i, ...... ..- :... . r. . "-... .r"".s"r
.nr.,r..i. ... ..."' """ " euicr painis im iiii
teasanmi;wft m wz$asvw
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troin Its other verv snn,rtnr mmmio.. l tiitni.i
am acqnalutwl. elruuly for the tasy and oconom
' palm.
O.
hlch 1
Dlrlv. nnd
A, Wauku.
yielded jifcordlng'.to th
tho ovner, John Parko, 10 bushels of
gmin por uero, with a luxuriant growth
of btraw. Fnmi thoho antl hianv sltni
lar cases tho inforonco kooius to bo that
alt is it specillc for tho wheat crop, im
parting solidity to tho grain and tlrm
11 cm to thu straw.
Sunday Schools in Kimjoi'k. -Tho
fTort to oxtotul tho Amorlcan Sunday
i ".' .-ii:iii iiirutignuiii mo con
tinent of Europe, has been attended
Willi om-oiuaglng success. As a rule
on tho continent tho public religious in
struction isglvou to children by school
masters, ami by tho ministers prior to
'onllrmiitloii. Tho Foreign Sundav
.School Association, wlioso headouart
orsuro in tlrooklyu, has now organized
in Europe l,,J;i;l schooN. with an naara.
Ktito of A,'Mi teachers, ami sL'.Cc'tl
BLiKH un. oiiivi'.vsiiii beuoois aro now
to bo founil in Oenova, Zurich, Lelivsic,
Florence, Naples ami Homo. Tho as
hoclHtion lias been in existence twelve
years.
OuKii.v or lxniA.v Xami-m. Tho
Sioux imliaus imuio their pa poosee after
oveuts transpiring at tho time of their
birin. as Jiitistr.itlve of th(iectiliar
inm, iitu uiuim is Known to nave
taken titat iitiino from tho fact that the
.V'ctjtcni fcK-y was overbroad Hit red
Tho beautiful f,loifj
am
.., . Montague it McCalley, Ibanon, write :
'Tho Avtriil Paint" hi rUrn.t i(.r,inr..ii,,. ...:.:. il.iT. .'....,. ,.
apponco and .rP.n-nt d.Mbllflr or tiuT Mc bi.n the admi'.alion' ofe, 'e'ry VcSn Xifa, .
Lebanon. Oregon, Oct. 3. 1S71. MoNTiurt & McC.vi.let.
Rnv. 'P. It tTl.ltn M, ,,.,,. o.A... ....u
TI.U..I..... I . . . ." ..iuuj,iivK"ii .iiiht-a;
11119
aho
Mhlrb
cany, Oreou,
From W. It. BUhop and Get?. C. Thompson. Brownsville!
T. A. Pat,. A Co.. Wholf,aloI)ruUI, Port'and Orrern: noK.wu., Oon May 0.1870.
I ienUaniiB IiaflordmoiK'atuia tvlofunuMiu that iho.tcrlil lalnt ,,.fti ,, ih i.,i . ...j
nr;n.'dKiir afK sASf ll-a w?fc
rWrSVnVU',,Wb001-- '"'''-'''"'KronH
uatuntcil ino .WEnilL UHEMlOll. I'AlhT on m church nvnlt n..l ,
I nan', ami am iiioasM with It Tv o civip. til make a ;ooa nnUh If tnc llit one is we'l nut on h,
Albany, Owo-. Oct. 21. 1S73. Tastor it7k Chur'it South.
Improved Ranges,
COOK. PARLOR, AND BOX
STOVES,
And Jramifaclurcr of
Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper
ware,
fniou Block. Commerci.il street.
SALEM, or Fro y
T RKSPECTFUULY INFOim ALL MY OLD
Kyi-S
Notice of Pidai Settlement.
TV'J.Ti"?8. ,.hero.,,y 1,cn thl' Wo P. Tush. Ad.
J-l nilnletrator of tho etato of Jas. E ilall lato of
SSSSa
Co.Judo of Marlon Connty.
railroadjursery:
Prunes and PJums made
a specialty.
200,000 FEUIT TBEES-
For Sale TIjIs Season,
CONSISTINO OP
Apple, Pear, Quince, Plum, Prune.'
1 each. Cherry, Grapo vinos, Currant,
Llackberries. Kaspberrles (eight vari
eties), fetrawberrie?, Chestnut, MuL-
aim liilnclw, Honeysuckles and Ivy..
Evorc-in u
3EJvog-roiis.
Arbor Vitio, Italian Cpross, Qoldoir
Cypres very fine, Pines, and Cedar
Deo(iar.Paricnnthiiq..Tnnnninn - to-
account
UO)l(lHl
Pinal Settlement.
NtM.?,? ir fe "i'l-Blvcn that C. C. L) on. Admlnis--1'
trator of ihetntatoo Alexander JIiLVrUlT ir
Mi ii?. . riJ". Id account aa Aomlniairitnr oi
avisyK1- - 35 wva?asr ?is
8.1cm.or. 0, 187. "ST. J- ' ,!W. J-Kteo.
J. 8. nEAr.DtLlV.
Tree, fortv vnrlnt.iri rr noc, ti
Sr,nK "bs nnd Wants of all kinds, .
T. ng isli Haw seeds for hedging, also
ile3ges. VCt PlantS' "" W-'
Now I call special attention to the
Amsden June Peach.
Fifteen, days enrlier than any other
Peach known. 1 havo only aliout 200
of tilt LP?laz-s 2m "ormant buds'
ot this Peach; price IMceach. S"5 ner
hundred, $200 per thousand. P
I also liavo a few trees of the
mu. nn Vor" Pear,
nowvfifp " of,V,ie most valuaiilo-
Oregon Champion fioosebcm.
lf.?AlR,?rJi? ?.'!! "" Gopsebeorlc. for nrof-
br.;w known. HMffi?Z 'S!S.?e-.1"VPrtWc
flO per hundred.
t, T. cociiiuk.
1 heartily concur In tho abort'.
W R. lli.iuir.
I'lo. C. Ihovi-jon
PrlncliiafPriDilpla Acadimy. '
ion, fainter.
nCARUEY & COCIIIU.Y,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Price of plantar tlTw'pe'rXE.;
- Kcd Warrington Cooscberrj .
mTI'i '. ,ho Ut1 of all Gooseberries and l
Ponoh Sloocillxiss.
6efr,e,0aratn0y?d4drPcCsra.,hOUSaB1- M' 5 '
11 urn nnflrriino Trees on Peach Koots.
.1,c''n.,n U,V. th0 Iv o' i rnrsiioeriort'oPlnm
Snl? '.or,efaflln;f Pranci. and plnrn. on, , for these S
31". J.v ' .br :'"" ' as Prima orchard of 4Mi til.
. Perfeitly sonnd and hwilihv
Testimony m f.o or of the Peach Root.
II. W Pr.tTTv,. .v. "i',""-:?"!! "eh "? JJ-
AND DSILEBS I
PukcinvuiF,
uciooei v. i7a.
. ..T -. a i v iiiiinrii:i-.i ii rttniw ii ixn iatiu (.... ...i. - - -
rvather.tber mb. oa ,w ul.nt'oJJrta.
iwutciur iorixrv. I'urt'ladaiul n l will i
kI
n m .t,rt. .imK..: .:.. . -7T ..""tt-? " uutnc
catholcadlndrv ntV. ;.. ." - : V VS. 7"'"'I"SJiu T .rubbe.1 off; tholoasof
Paint to iUr aiur-iatlon mi ...... rai .,;.....;.. .1 "' "JT "'"'.'? c-aim or ino A iiiill Ciiimical
will be iHtlrr pr,vo,M. ,ud ..rt.eut a nJirr.wKnXYhi ..""", ? "P." minted with It para
tVice coated Wtlh ld iil 01 il r: r,m. 1 :i' n's'r '".l ,.u.'n ' J". Iha.
a.rti.s.u.tmvuomlc.1. hoAl.if.A-lSwrVmlSli:y:;:iaj;ifJH
r4li)t.l IK.t ta. . .. Z " . I""IT
all kinds, that tu.ll ufty hou.es of my oh u to bo paluted, tho
used.
han It woukl If
ilt i both labor-
rilitllnrllnn nra.
Mrmu." alouo should be my cholco and
' Samplo
'"'. ry irui), 8. J. AU.EN, Drusist.
lyaruoi loiors sent ireo, pn npnlication. Bo sure
write lor one, and Examine for out-self, before
buying nnv other.
and
California and Oregon Pfofluce.
No. SI 5 Davis Strcci.littirccn Clay and Washirgton,
oM
Sivn JPx'ixia.om
CO.
T. A. DAVIS fc
nu5cowtf
CO., Portland,
General Agents for Oregon.
ONE DOLLAR
Will. bECDHE THE
CHICAGO LEDGER
FOR
ONE YEAR.
la.-ecry rrk choice cmvlcd Vt'.s, an n.tall.
own tor MjMUri.iIng lllu.ir.uj .crUl'an" e nlri
rtadlu. for old and )onne. fur i" f.rree . fm the
to mako it. lone, f,.n..l,-,..ic ST.uUi" ffl
and 13cci.tf rorjv Li.-v.ari!).,era.Iare. m "'-u1
uw.ll".-K. OLIcajro Ill'niis.
to'iii ,vsTs:5,ilci-;hfl2ij:s,'?.,:? ?in &
number of larse. healthy P urn treerrwcntT vean 1 ol
prune two unless ft mm onpeaen root P m r
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