Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, December 29, 1876, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextwsnCitesKja c IF?' ....lilfl J if WILLAMKTTE FARMER. 8 ' Ml. "He Has an Ax to Grind." Franklin Bays: Whoa I was a little boy, I remember, one cold, winter's morning, I was accosted by a smiling man with an ax on his shoulder. "My pretty boy," faid he, "has your father a grindstone?" "Ves,sir,"saldl. "You are a lino fellow," f.ald ho. "Will you let mo grind an ax on it?" "1'leased with tho compliment of "a fine little follow," "Oh, jos, sir," I answered; "it is down in tho shop." "And will you, my mau,"Haid ho, patting mo on my head, "get me a littlo hot unler." How could I reiuso? I ran and soon brought a kettlo full. "How old aro you, and what's your j CHOICE RECIPES. reply. "I am suro you'ro ono of tho finest lads that over I havo seen. Will you just turn a few minutes ior mo?" Tickled with tho llattery, Ilko n fool I went to work, and bitterly did I rue tho day. It was a now ax, and I toiled and tugged till I was almost tired to death. Tho school bell rang and I could not get away. My hands wore blistered, and it was not half ground. At length, howover, the ax was sharpened, and the man turned to me with "Now, yU littlo rascal, you've played the truant; scud to school, or you'll catch ill" Alasi thought I, it ni hard enough to turn a grindstone this cold day, but now to bo called a littlo rascal, was too much. It mink (loop in my mind, and often hao I thought of it .since. When I bee a merchant ovor pollto to his customers, begging them totakon littlo binndy. and throwing his goods on tho counter, thinks I, that man has an ax to giind. When I see a man flattering tho people, making great prolossions of attachment to liberty, who is in private lifo a tyrant, mothluks, look out, good people, thai fellow would sot you to turning grludslonos. When I sou a man hoistod into oillco by party sphlt, without a single qualification to render him either respectable or useful, aiasi motuiiiKs, deluded people, you nio doomed ior a season to turu.tho grindstono Jor a booby. Ed. Faiimuii: In tho Fakmkk of tho ICth of Dec, I road an article from Mrs. Ella A. Ilibbs, wishing that some ono of your readers would give a recipe for making yeast bread. As I think that good yeast is tho first thing essential in making f,ood bread I will give a recipe for yeast, first: Yi:ast. 1'aro six large potatoes; put them in a porcelain or bright tin vevel, with a small handful of hups (Oregon or California hops are the best) in a thin niu'-lin bair; pour on them two quints of boiling water, boil one halt nour; then mash tho potatoes and pour on (hem tho hop-water they were boiled In. ...11 Am. in nimi'iil nrmcir. nun ti'.l- name?" continued ho, without waiting for a 'f, in ' wlion milk-warm. add one fcacupful lieMi yeast, and sot away to raise; when light, add ono teaspoon- ful salt. This ycust is not good until it i two days old. Bottle and keep in a cool place. Jiu:ai). To make bread from this yeast: Take one tcacupful of yeast to ono nuart of warm water; thicken with Hour for a sponge tho night beioro you want to bake. Sot where it will keep warm; In tho morning, when light, add two tea'-noon fills salt; make into bread, (not too stiiT but so that it will work well) mold well and sot where it will keep warm till it is perfectly light; then mold again and make into loaves; raise again, and when it is puffy urdor tuts lingers it is light enougn to dukc. Jlako at least one hour, in a moderately hot oven. This will make at least tlneo largo loaves. Never use soda in yeast hi cad. r J)nn;i) Vka vr. Take one large hand ful of good hops, Douron thorn two qK boiling wato-jboilthem till the strength is all out of the hops; then take one pint of sifted Hour; place in an earthen or bright tin v.ssjol, and pour the boil ing hop-water on tho Hour and set away to cool; add one good coll'eo cupful of iresli yeast and set away to raise; when perlcctly light stir Iu two-thiuls corn meal and the remainder Hour, till still" enough to make into cakes with tho hand; lay tho cakes on a cloth where the wind will blow on them: turn them every day till dry. This yeast will keep good one year U carols taken in making it, when tho weath er is dry and warm in tho Spring, and it is always handy for farmers' wives to start what is termed "wet yeast" with. jUlls. iU. A. u. AIcMiuuvillc, Dec. 2o, 1S70. JoiTltogbrsof Walla Walla, got his leg broken by u wugon loaded with rails turning over on him, while going down hill. . $1(10 .. CO 4 ..(PA U SALEM MARKET. MONETARY. Legal TENDzns, bnylng, KUfc : selling, SOXc. FLOUR, GRAIN Ac. Wheat, best white $ bushel Oats, 1 bu Corn Ileal. lb Flour, best, 7! Back, (if barrel) Uuckwheat Hour, $ ft (j, Bran. 5) ton in Piv.Ti Shorts, y ton 25 0040 Oil Cake Meal, 11 ton 35 0(1.... riaxneeu, per is 3!$.... Hay, n ton, new $10 (ft .. baled, y ton .. GROCERIES. Su?ar, Sin Francisco rcflnul, y bbl 135J 14 Island 11 (Hi 14 crashed , Uii. Id powdered Uh5b 1 Errannlfltnfl 1-iifft ir Sirup, ftsal NX31 00 Tea, Japan. 3 K 600100 Imperial 1 21 Ml Cofice, Costa Rica, tf D Mf 27 -UIO XjQn Zi Kono 25:0 Java SXi .. Salt, Carmen Island, per cw HI IX) FjflLR.3VE XJSaLFJL,JE3JSEttTSTT SL SyC. . Liverpool, coarse aairj Bay .1 00 .01 75 . S7 FRUITS, VEGETABLES,:&0. Apple- 40(3 CO dried, yit) bin 8 f caches, dried, $ B 154', 10 Plnms, " " lOffa 12 Pears, . .c. prbu .. .. Beins, V lb & 4 Potatoes, ?3 bushel 40tfa CO unions, $ ft r.f 5 I ... , - ,. - I - , ', "I 'I I. if J JJ VTJTl-f" hriimKitww.'MeXi. ,s,i.m t cj. vw5r.,Ki& v!Trr:zii.vsiiWi7Tm mwmtmmwMwT'mmrtivYi "' "wamu--.itas JJ.lW Cabbage, y dz. 7C1 00 BUTTER, EGOS, Lc. Butter, fresh roll, u a : packed ($ 21 Eitk, V) dozen 3)55 CJ Liiecse urc?on prime, id THE Lard, $ lb. OILS, Ac. Linseed Oil, boiled, y sil'on.... Laid Oil, V "i!lon Coal Oil J. atsh .t OH, 11 TUo, ti lb lt 15JJ . 'IV3 I .1 tmi .'IVik .1 cw,! 00 0 10 w LEATHER, &a. 1 orrectefl by J. W. OUbcit, deiler, Salem. iri.e-f Leather, lb 3" EVANS SULKY PLOW: Iron Beam. Iron Frame, Iron "Wheels Easily Operated. The latest and BEST Sulky How in ihe MaTket. JElas the Hitch and Draft direct from the end of tho Beam. Arranged to work either three orlcmr Horses abreast. CS? Soo Tito 33"7"x3Tre5 lotcX-oiro "SToix buy ! A3 THE OLIVER CHILLED - METAL PLOW, Will Scour whore others fall. LIGHTEST DRAFT PLOW lm ported. Ack your Noighbor3 about them. Hi A Now Stylo of Victim 'zing. Sooial slrango 111011 Urle tliroufjli hii iigriuultural district, slop nt all tho farm Jiouboj, anil mnko it coutruut to talo ull tho lmttortho larmor pn iurnish at fllty couts jiorpoiiiiil. l'urtlier it will bo gntliorod by last special teams, mid tho cash paid ior it at tho door. Tho protonco is tiiat during tho fall and wititor tho laro cities will bo over crowded, mul.that butter will bo soarco. In this way all tho Urmors in a district aro con tracted with,) aud arrangements aro made to couiefor tho butter on cort.iin days and at certain points, tho contract to (jo into oflect iu two weeks. A lew days alter the depart ure of tho iubu, a drove oi cows comes along. 'They aro Uuo lulleh cows. Tho tanners having 11 good thing in view, think thoy might uso a low more cows. They try to buy them, and tho drover doosu'tseom anxious to soil. Finally, however, ho is in duced to soil two or throo to each farmer, nt prices cousiderably higtior than the real luarkot , value. Uo then doparts, moots his jiartuor who puts up tho butter job, and thoy divide thoir protlts. That is tlin W 1110 larmors hoar of it. Xcw Join mil. bk i'iij LeiUl.t.r. Iir.i'e Luther, prsldi... t'rcntri I'all pr do blench Kip, prdo? Cal and Ore 'on Calf " .. " Kip " .. Santa Cum Sole, pr lb llidta. lry, " trri'in, Deer Sitii,, dn', pr lb ' " dressed, " Sheep I'i'lte 40 S-V-I'M ..1 50S &J .. 13Jf$75 73ft$l(W . IA(4 43 ,. Ai (m' ,. SIT ST 7 !) . 4 5 . 15 a .1 IMSM CO . 10 "3 Lisbon, (O.) A rollo oi tho Groat Fire of Loudon hns been ioitnd (the "Graphic" tolls us) at Hast choap. Tho tiro oi liWJ is said to ha o bogun Ju l'uddiug-lano aud ended at l'io Cornor, and tho identical spot wlioro tho coullacra tlou originated Is pointed out by an inscrip tion on an old stone recently unearthed In the cellars ol a warehouso In Puddlug-lano. The inscription runs as tollows: f'Here by yo Permission oi Heaven Holl broko looso upon this 1'rotosUut Oityo Iroin tho mali cious hearts ot barbarous papists by ye hand oftholr agont Hubort, who oolessed and on yo Kulues ofthls piuco declared yo Fact lor which ho was hanged (vi.i), 'That here bo gau that Droiuliul KIro which is described ud ierpotuated on and by yo noighbouring Pillar.' Kroclod Anno 1US1 in tho Mayoral. t"e of Sir I'atlouce Woid, Kt." Tho stouo was face downwards a proof that it had re mained undisturbed lor two centurios. Some coins wero near tho stouo, aud probably Hubert's skeleton is not far off. The pillar referred to is, of course, the Monument ou rishstreot-hlll.on which tho lusoriptlon ac cusing tho Komau Catholics, after being erased aud rostorod, was Ilually ellaecd iu lh31. This stone, although now broken iu half, is of oousldorable hlstorlo Interest, aud is certainly worthy of preservation. At the reception given by JPresldeut White, of Ithlca.N. Y., to President Grant, s Professor Potter was being introduced to (Irant, the person presenting him remarked: "Mr. President, here is a man iu whom jrou wllllprobably be somewhat interested." "Uowso?" "His father, leaving a leg behind him, went to the war as a surgeon. Then this gentleman, his ouly sou, likewise enlisted as a surgeon as toon as be graduated. Next Ills two bisters, whose husbands were al ready iu the war, oue as a captain of engin eers aud tho other as a surgeon, also went as uurses. And Ilually, the mother abut up house aud weut to nurse wounded soldiers," The Professor iu question, who was lldget Jng aud blushing with embarrassment, quickly remarked: "Yes, we were all there, tlie whole lamlly." . IIoi.vovayV Pima Are a sure remedy for .all sexual complaints, and may be taken by lemales, who aro sutlerlng irnm a disorgan ized aysieui or those distressing diseases iu TFjE flflAJKE7S. Tho Wheat Market. Tho latest priyato advices wo have show that Wheat was 2 lo per cental, at San Francisco; that touuago was very abuudant, so much so that vessels were unable to got au offer at 2 por tou to Liverpool, Wo give dispatches of recent date quoting tho MaiL Lane Jlqtuss, showing 11 decided advance in Wheat at Liverpool, which is independent of war rumois, as tho aspect ot European affairs has, oflate, been rather pacific, than otherwise. It is evident that there is an honest demand for breadslulls that causes this adauco. Tounago Is also abuudant at Portland, vessels having been chartered at low figures, so low as XI 3s to i 5s, and It Is even thought somo vossels would accept 2 in proforeuio to leaving tho Columbia river in ballast, which is probablo to happen. heat quotations at X'ortlandaro nominal ly J to 2.10 por contal, but really more would bo given lor round lots, as wo know that Jl.tfJ'i per bushel wai ottered here in Saloin two days ago, aud we have reason lo think that $1.03 would havo been paid, if it could havo been accepted. We nlsokuow that for a round lot of 15,000 bushels in storo at Independence a prlco was ollered that was considered above tho market. Wheat has mostly passed out of first hands, which may bo inferred from the fact that tho highest whoat receipt at balem Mills is 250 bushols, and tho total unsold wheat in storo Is not over 3,000 bushula, while at tho Far mors' Warehouse tho total uusold stored wheat Is -ICO bushels , in lots of 200 bushels each. particular which fre iiiieuily oocur from limt million at the turn ot life. Tliev are so mlKl mat me iut ueucmti ituunie mav inku mem "vnw. u., .i unW,-ui u,n tt'Jth perfect bfeiy, 5 wilts per" box or pot, j rcrsv CWlfomls; lis iiziu tvl for Cluh. Drouth in California. The waut of rain is severely felt in Califor nia and the farmers are suffering greatly from the long continued dry weather. The young grass that sprang up with the early rains of October is dead again; summer fallowed wheat Is apparently In the same condition, and the prospect is that unlets they can have rains soon the harvest of the coming year will be deficient. Much early sowed grain will have to be replanted. European Grain Market. London, Deo. 23, .Vdrfc Lane Krpicsii says: Kalu has been tho prevailing charac teristic of the weather tho past week. Wheat looks thriving. Although imports continue Unlit. Granary stock is tair with a light tondenoy toward lower prices with iiiuiuHi aruvais. ai Liverpool anil London there is a decided demaud. Millers wrra more active buyeis at prices indicating com. pleto recovery of the depression noticeable early iu tlie week, but with the political question still iu suspeuse, confident of lur ther improvement. Chinese Laborers CAN I!C 1'UHNISIIED, CAVAllLC OP GltUD bln,', W'ood-Untttnc;, &c upon Application to J. IIe('ltAKi:. A: CO., 50. 5J, 51, 50 N Front btreit, ar35tf 1'OltTLAND. Tlinnt( DlnnJ-n 1! lib, .LXllOi JX(llllD) llulb Catalouu Giiath. dress I K, 1'all Piice List and lllo '111! nitATH. All. ruiUiN J., Ulooinlnijtou Nursery, 111. !; A I'L'LL ASSORTMENT OP THE EXTRA-H IIDENED Aclniouletlged by nil iatoIliontF.irnicrb U3 the BEST Slccll'loU' made. A ?j.i a week to Agiiit. Work hlshly lmuor w-tmit andlndlspensiblo to F. A. M bend for A- Discrlptho Citalojuo Redding A. Co., Ma sonic w ori.. Til jiioadway. New York. PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS, Which may bo done w Uh one fourth the usual cpLiibO by n-liiLf our PATENT SLATE PAINT (Flltccu Years Estaltlislicd) MIXED ItDADY FOR USE. Fire-proof, Water-proof, Durable, economical and ornamental, A roof miy bo coeicd with a cry cheap thinyle, ami ly application 01 this tlatu bemndu t tlioin 2J to 2j jears. Old roofs can bo patched and coated, looking much bcltei aud httlu lonjcr than new bhlugks w lthout the slate, for Oitc-tlilril the Cost or Ilcslilngllng. The expense of elating new shingles Is only about tho con or elmply laying them. Tno paint is hue. ri.ouf ai,aln't sparks or llyluj; emaers, as may be easily tested by any one. IT STOPS EVERY LEAK, and for tin or Iron has no equal, as It expind bj heat, cuitract by cold, and hhM.il cnAius nor scales. Roots coered with Tar bheathlng l'elt can be nude water tl.'ht at a small expense, and nrcincd tor many jiurs. This blatc Paint Is extesemem: cbbeaip. Two callous wlllcoera hundred squire leet of shin Klo roof, while tin tin. iron, lilt, matched board", or auj smooth siirlaco, Horn two quirts to una sallou uro riquireu 10 luo square ittc oi suruce, ana al though the inlnt has aheaybodylt Is easily ap plud with i bruh. Xo Tar is used In tills Composition. therefore, Itmlthcr craiks in Winter, uor runs In suiuiuer. Ou dicajul shiURles, Its Alls up iho holes and ions, 1114 eliua new substantial roof lhat will ust lor yeir- i'i nun or. waupi u shluxlcs It briuj; to ttit.li puu'j, and keeps them mere. It nils up all hole In tilt tools, stons tho leaks ami alilinmrh n s'ow d jer, rnln does not alien it a lew hours after appijm'. as nearly nil paints mat aro black to-, tun taii, be utiro j ou obulu our i;onulnu aulcle which ilor slihi);la roots) Is CBIOCOL.ATE COLOU, whenilrst applied, changing In uboutamonth to a uni'orm slate color, and Is to all Intents and purposes '1'IX ROOFS our rulco or isu-i'.ally prefemd, asouecoitls equal UU1CK WALLS Our liiiiuiiT iicn Is tho only reliable Slato l'alnt eer lutroducid that will ctrettually preMnt dampness from penetrating and dlscolorlui; the plaster. Thtu paints arc also largely used ou out homes ami lences, or a a primuiit coal on nne building'". Our only colors aro Cuocolatk, Red, Biuuut Red, andOnvNUE, XKH YORK CASH PRICE LIST. 5 Gallons, can and box fs so ll " keg u co St) " half barrel jb OU 4U " oue narrei 9) U0 We tme lu stock, of our own manufacture, rooting materials, etc., at the following low prices: MX) roll txtra Rubber Hooting, at 3 cents per square foo". lOr we will furnish Rubber Roofing, Nail", Caps and blitto l'alnt lor an entire new roof, at 4,", ceuts per square foot ) SOW roln J plyTaired Rooflns Felt, at 14 cents per squ iro fout. StX mils 3 ply Tarred Kootug Kelt, at SV cents q'larefojt. per si S00 rolls larred SheJthlug at X cent. lot) i. per square . S3. Sau Francisco .llurkel. 1ST TILZUIUI'll. Ban Francisco, Dec, Flour Kxtrajobbtng, f7 S. Wheat-Qulle tlrui at ( i IOCS Sil; no round lot cholco ouU possibly bo obtained under f i ill. Oats For choice feed ft ft), part gold. Uarle) Ilrvwlnj;, fl i;ja$l ii; feed, JI Siafl X. Legal Tenders, Ml4 bujlm:; 01 selling Luerpool wheat market to-tIa)-lls ails J for of SoxK) gallons ifne Enamel Paint, mixed rtaar forusn. I .. .!".. ., ...' .. -7-.-- uu luriuo or uuimuo work, at t-l per gallon an won inns blato flour por bbl shades, . Jul on 10U) ' ttoapstouo Flour " n 00 1000 " (irauou .Mineral ' 3 00 10U0 ' Metallic l'alnt, dry " 3 00 t-pccHI prices per ton or car load lots. All orders must bo acioropaulcd with the money, or subject to 3J dajs draft on well know u parties X. Y. SLUE PAIXT C0MPAXY, delSml 1US .V mi Maiden Lane, New York, Bag Paotory. Sacks Mended, Carpets Made. ALL WORK OK THE KIND DO.NE IX liEST and neatest insurer, at rboit notice, bbop on 'uurl Mrit'I, AlililV, opposite the Comruer- Hat lug opened business as abme Mated, I respect fully InUte. a ullirc of public patronige. MUVil A. W, WALLEIl. We lnuo a full as.sorliiienl of cverj thing in our line : KiiJ-tsidc Plows, Left-hand Pfovvs, CuStivators, Har rows, Buckeye Broad-cast Seeders, Buckeve Grain unlis, BtiMti Farm wagons, Sprint vy afJiizj r'c.k;!siC rein ivcitiu, Grisc ttfJisjGp raisnawaxa kii Kt'indQY Chos3pinfif-JVai!ISs, Victor Scales, Cider . MUls, Sic.j &,c. Uur Goods aro nil FIJIST-CLARS not uilibMi that will not fell in California. C" Send for our Catalogue and Price List. "TBfl MIVAFF, ISURRIHML & CO. E'oitlaiJd, Oregon, Ocl. , iS1U. Portable or. 37DE3:3S3 hmtfij SEWING momm M A CHINE. Rotary R'Sotion, Latest and Best. DOUBLE CAMS Combines strength and simplicity. iilGSIT MUKMINCJ. Eut Two Ycara since it was Introduced in Oregon and Washington Territory. Takes the Preference with Many of P. of II, Every Machine GUARANTEED to give IJOa.p:rc-'C7-oo 23COTVto Slioxttlo. FIHST MACHINES SOLD IN THIS CITY etehlMursi-iiac. UTEsiUX t'lotli lMuto Uven wltli Tnble. S"JUbT ItECKlVIiD. NEW IIKAW KKED. DEALIKO UHtBCT Willi MANtFACTl liEltS, can sell these favorlto Machines 2C M THAN OrilliU MACllINEb. bKND fon .NEW l'ltlCU LlbT, and t-AXK YOUlt MONLV. OH AttncIinicnlM iiiul rveedlCN (or nil ?1ucIiIucn. ecplmS GEO. W. TMAVS3R, Manufacturers' Agent, S. 11. COS. MORR1SOX AXD TIURU STS., POUTIiANI), OKECON. REAL ESTATE LOAHS. 011KG0X AM) ASHLfiT0X Trust Investment Company SCO'l'IiAND. OV rjHIIS Compiny is prcpvied to negotiate loans In X sum IromfJiOto J.'U.OlHsicuuu otr IMPItO VKI) CITY I'ltOI'EltlY acil FARM LANDS, lor tlxed ptriods nf jeais, or renajablo by hall-yiaily In stallmmts. For terms, apph to WILLIAM ItEIl), Monaier, noUIr 11 First Street l'ortland. mm mutxtnl FIRE COMPANY. JOO Citlilornln St., San Francisco ORGANIZED, 1SG1. Dr. I!. SEVS ITH, 23 S3 1ST T X S T , SALEM, OREGON. Otllco moed ocr BHEYMAN DUOS." NEW STOUK Ollice hours lrora ') a. m, to 5 v. m. Mrs. Rohrer's New Romedy ron THE LUNGS IS MEETI.WO WITH WOXDERFVL SUCCESS 1 IIAS millS TURKLY VEORTAT1I.K tikmi-tiv f-.i? e,V."il lnJ,he rcllt'f 8ni1 ctlro of Conghs, Colds, Asthma, bronchitis. Croup, Whooping Congh, Mea' "I',? j' has. Produced some remarkable cures. cola nv drucclsts (renerallv. Prepared only by , vJO"f " fllUIlPHY, Monmouth. Or., To whom all letters of business should bo addressed, RUPTURE. Use no more Metallic Tiusses, No more sullerlmr rrornlron Hoops or Steel hnrlUKS. Dr. Rone's Pat. ent Elastic Truss isorn wltlieaso andcomlortnleht and day. and will and has performed radical cures when all others ha a failed. Reader, If yon aro run. tared, try oue or Dr. Howe's comfortable elastic a. Tncss Companv. bOT Sacramento st., San Francisco For Sale ! MTnE FINK RESIDENCE corner of Conl-ner-clal and Division streets. In desirahle situation. Ith house hrse. ell nnlshed, and content"' ly arraneed, and croinds tastefully ornamented! Win ?erms'. Apfly l0y,r ai 0miodatlnr; Patton's Clock fctate bt.. bxu m. sepSI NOTICE. j k? l?J.?.).nJ C?.':',-"."J '.'. "! rare lo thn besl Capital, $300,000.00 Assets, - - $568,647.45 Income, 1875, $466,904.29 Losses paid out since organiza tion, - - $1,137,367.50 i .T, F. HOUOHTON, Piesident, GEO. II. HOWARD. Vice President. C1URLES R. STORY, Secretary. H. U. UIQELOW. General Manager. Orojjon Briineli. HAMILTON BOYD, General Manager, "fllmCrrf PORTLAND. OR. . Petite d'Agen PRUNE TREES, I1IVE SEVERAL THOUSAND OF THESE excellent and favorlto Prune Trees, that I hao raised myself from erafts on Heedlln? stocks, that I will sell, as ihey aro more than I need to plant. incse Prnnes make a ery superior dr.ed frnlt, and are great and steady bearers Where tried In Or egon they )iao been ery snccessful. and are themort popular Priyio in many portions of California. Ihese treei are earlinj;s, and. havinir been well cultivated on food hill soil, hae made fine and healihy grow th. Address p. p. 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