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DXnSOTOAT.
.OITK.'IillSoltlin NATIONAL UltANClK.
J,irr-.1iilni T. .liineK, Marlon. IMillllim, Ark.
Oitrotr -I.J. WniHlmaii, I'nw l'nw, Von Ifttroi,,
Well.
Jlurtr,. II Hiiioillcy. t!rcco, llnwnri, In.
Ultuunt A J. Vniiitlui, Mi'miilila. Toim.
!' Wnirimf-Miirllmiir ttliltthvail, Mlildlelniab,
Humor. ot, N .1
r.miiliiln H II Hllln, HprlnuliiinuiKli. Wnrn-n.O.
Trunin ir !'. It, Mrllnwill, Wiiyne. NUittuii,N V.
frttifliinj (1,11 Killev, l.imlnvllln, Ky,
llnh-t'fiirrU IIImh III, ll, Onlintil (Iriivn, Iml.
I'rrti Mm, JiiIiiiT ,linii', llirlnu, I'lillllii". Ark.
fton-Mm. Hniiuti'l I! AiUm. Mnnllrilln, Minn
lSnnnna- Mrh lliirvuy (lii'litnril, Nnrlli (Irauliy, CI.
I.nlti .ItiMinit httuard Mlrf (.'arulliiu A. flail,
.J,oillvlllo, Ky.
KJKIUTIYB CIIMMITTH.
Jl. Wynlt Alkcri, (Chairman,) C.Uriliury, H. C.
K.HIinnkiiH'il, IlnlHiqiid lima.
Ditilluy T. Cliftfc, Mrni.rit N II,
Almmi (I ilitcr, lliirk 1'allK, Wlltlraliln, III
V. II Chnmucm, Onwerchiu, Itii.till. Ala,
Oltlrnm ol Oregon Ntntn flrmige.
Miitttr Win ('yum, Hclo.
Ortrirtr A. II. Hlniilcy, O.wpkii.
IsetmirUn. I: N, limit, MiiMtiiilly
fiicrttitru'V, I,. Mavlil.nn Nulum
Alumni V II Thorn, Walla Wiilln. W. T.
A'iMaHl .Sltmint -(1 V. Khldle, Utujrnuvlllo.
I'AaiJulHW, II. Orny. A.tnrla.
7traMimwH.IM.na, I'orilanil,
(itUfKrtirrA. II. (Iraliam, Klrtior'B Landing,
-Clark cmintr, W T.
firin-Mm, II. A. Mltlor, .larluniivlllu.
Jiwmit .Mm K I) Durham, McMllilivlllo.
7oi-Mm, IS. A Kitty Kail Portland , ,
xiiy l7 Aryiniril-Mrn (luirKl hmltn, llmid
lllv.ir Wain, mini V.
h'jttnlht tminilllrr'm Cyru, Hclo ; It. CIom,
D.tll.n; K. I, Hiultli, llnnd Hlvtr.
Atutt llutliiuii Aifnt-i. P. I.i'i). Portland.
Oluckiimu (lomil) Council.
Tim I'Mckama" County Council niuela on tho fourth
Friday or rai-li mntitli at II o'clock n. m. I'laco of
meelliur, nt ,1. (I. Tnillliigrr's mill, near tho center of
tho county.
Onicori K. W, ltandall, I'roitdcnt; A Nlcliola, Vlro
1'rcalili-nt; W W. II Huniniii, HccrUnry. I O., Needy)
John lllng, Trmaiirer; Frank Vntulin, lt Htewnrdj
N II Ilaniatl.MHlewanl: Win ItlRKMIalokiotior.
trclhren In cuml ataiiillng nru Invited to moot with
u,
lty order uf tho Council.
tt W. II. Hamon, Hcc'y.
Ilcmlttuno'K.
Money duo tltn TAiiHru can tio paid to tho HUilo
Agcnlat Portland, Mr. H. I'. I.c, If more convenient
than feuding tho tamo to thin nltlcv
Letter from Junction.
Junction City, .Tun. (i, 1877.
Kit. Faiimi'ii: I will wuntl you ucopy
.of im artlulo wrltton ly n Biritur ami
ruitil In our ClratiRu, mid nil think tlto
HontliiuintH uxpresfi'd tlicroln will muct
ho approval of tunny, I thought it
well worth piililiHliltit;:
IlrotliurH niid KImIow: Li.'uriilnj,' tlttit
mir Worthy I.i'iittirur (Hro. Hill) whit
.uil a plci'o written on I'iihIiIoii,
thottcht 1 would putt n low tlitiiiirli'H,
one tliluir
,drciln. Just look nround, and see how
j.eoplc will toll hard day nfter day, and
what Tor? 1 say, Fashion. Wo must
have everything wo seo that will dux
zlo the eye, whether we can pay for it
or not. If a person goes in company
or comes In this hull dresod according
... i.iu .- i,-..ir,,.ui,i,.M ! hwt
w.,i..i. n. nvnnwolnii nf Mimn r'lf tlm
r.in.H. 1 iLsk iiinilti. Whv? llecause
thov nre not in fashion. One sister
will go to the tlress-maker's and pay a
l.i.. ,,,.!.. ., I,. I,,,,,,, ,i irnuu moiiii iii tin,
I ....it hi vln. mill nmvlMiHlm run nlTord
am perhaps it would cnut-o some tune , ,",",' v ....--.....,-,"...
writers to take it up. 1 think that I11'" Centennial, who says he saw
there Is big ground for writing on that ,""" ' "" wmvlnco him that
..uiiint, ,,iiu riiitiitfi mill- I ..... -. ,,,h.,.mi, ,n .....a juu..
tintiiu,, ...,i . .....i,. .....- ,
to; but here tiro the rest of us, we can r nt'iciilnery to an extent much ex
notatrord It, but still we won't be HOlceodlug that generally in uso in Lug
fur behind, and we must have one ' " Observing the substitution or
made a ( liner, lr some of tho rest stee ror Iron nil s on our railways, ho
or tho fuiiillv have to do without some eandldly romarkH that the new rails
things that they muy need. And what ' " uliiiout all made in the United
for? All for fashion. And are people ' tulV', ,.llul $ut ll, M !lot ,)ro1"1 'lo, t,mt
..,.,. i.i..,i..p r..r it- i miv x'n On.. iLngland will bo called on much long-
ill Is ii line house, and makes It
showy with paint and tine finish, ,,,,,1
his neighbor say: "Kee, that man has
built it tine house; now 1 urn going to
beat It, whether 1 ever pity
not. 1 will bniid also." O.
lor it or
If people
the time
woii'd onl.v study one half th
how to pay, Instead of trying to outdo
their neighbors, how much butter we
would get along! 1 do hope some
brother or sister will write on this one
evil that is ruining the country. It 1
had language to express my thoughts,
1 would love to sneak mi hour on the
subject. How many people are there
who stay nt home and won't go In com -
puny, because they can't dres in rash
lon, and know they would lie laughed
itt. Brothers and .Sisters, this is wiling,
and where Is the place to remedy It ?
I think in the Orange.
I will now close, wiping J iiuvo
wounded no one's toolings. 1 will take
my share of blame. I am in real earn-
est In what I have said, and hopo jolt
will think the iimttor over.
I send you a list ol the olllceis of
Orand Prairie Orange, No. -J(i, for the
ensiling year: J. t". Jenuiiigs, M; Jos
Oreen, Oj Allen llond, L; A I. Oieen,
K; V. K. Hotid, A Sj Wm. Oieen, C;
Win. Howl, T; A. C. Jennings, Hcc'y;
., T. I'isk, O K; M. .iiniwitlt, Ceies;
Mary lleatty, I'ouiona; iMnry Green,
Flout; I., Fisk, tSloWittdess.
A. ('. ,1i:.'.m.n(is, .Sec'y.
Li.itANO.v, IjIiiii ro., Jan. 8, 177.
At it leguliir meeting of the Unit
County limbless Council, 1. of II., tho
1-ullow.i.ir icsoltttlons wc.o i.n.tnl.i,,,,,,-
ly mioptcti, it) wit:
Iti'tolved, That this Council (emuirii
vote of thanks to Pro. A. .1. I Hi fur, Into
Centennial Coiiiiulsiloucr irotu this
.Miiw. I"f hi" energetic limnngi'iiieiil
and iiiilliinlmig ilevotion to icpicetU
Oicuoll ul tUcl'ellteiiniiil,
liexilvitl, That IhoFccrotnry-fiirulsli
tile I IlltiMltOI'llWl tlm IAItMLllllCOpV
ot the lurcKOlng le-oliiilons lor lailill
r.Hlon. Frank Piki:, Sec.
From Linn County.
Hon. Win. Cyrus, Jfnstor ol Hio ()r
OK'in StiUo Qrnngc, writes to us its fol
lowa eoitcerniiig tho farming IntcroslH
of hinn county:
Ki). Fakmi'U: 1 havo hcon on rt tour
through tho Houthorn part of Linn
county, nnd And tho funnci-H ovon now
far iidvnntTtl with their Hprlnjj work.
Jinny of them are woll nigh dono
plowintjr, and Homo of thorn are talking
of vtnrtlng tho sooden. hy next week or
the week after, if this fine weathor
cotitliiiiuH. All are buoyant with tho
prfwiiect of hountlfiil crops nnd u fair
prleo tho coming Honnon. In fact, tho
farmers of Linn county aro lioglnnlng
toHtepupit llttlo. They lire clearing
mid plowing up more new land than
in any hciisoii heretofore; they aro
housing their tttoek hotter, nnd clean
ing their seed. grain hotter. Ih tho
Orange helping us any? Yes.
Yours, wilmam Cyrus.
Jan. 8, 1877.
Questions.
Ki). Fahmrr: There havo been pub
lished from timo to time during tho
past fow years in tides advocating " ro-
form cookeey," hut ns tho creation of a
favorithlo public sciitlinont will jiroba
bly havo to precede tho reformation, I
liavo concluded to reriuost Homo of
tho"o who havo adopted what Is doom
ed the more healthful cookery, and
especially those who hnvo adhered to a
Htrlct vegetable diet, to give tholr ex
perience for tho benefit of the readers
of tho Fakmi:r. Much evldenco of
tho Hiifllcloncy of vegetnblo food has
been presented by different writers,
but often the ovidonco seems to bo far
fetched. What we want Is tho testi
mony of contemporaries. In the esti
mation of (lie writer, this subject has
but one bearing the best Interest of
mankind. It is a subject having direct
reference to health and consequent
prosperity. Can a person who has used
flesh, null und all tbo refined combina
tions of fat by way of shortening in a
hundred ways, become so accustomed
to do without them that there will be
no craving for tho same for seasoning ?
What immediate effect, if any, will be
observable to those adopting a vegeta
ble course? Cm n vegetarian enduro
protracted exertion? These arc ques
tions of practical value. N. H.
Lewis co W. T., Jan. 8, 1877.
Ami'.rii'an Proorims. The London
ThiUK, of Aug. 11, gives prominence to
making remarkable strides during the
past i0 years. Mr. Douglas Gallon was
u British ludiro in theirronnof railway
appliances, and immediately upon his
return home he penned this letter. He
Inwl limvlmiAlv vlttlfftrt flilc '.ntintrv
years ago, nnd during the interval wo
nil know that American manufacturing
' progress has been remarkable. He
'speaks of the great advance In our in
dustries as shown by tlto growth In the
amount of coat mined, and says that
our higher wages, compared with Kn-
our mgne
K'aiid, are counter-balanced by tho use
''r . ll'l,v us with rails, lip goes
1 rurthcr, and, speaking or general man
ufactures, snys Lngland not only nu
'.'" '!?"' "XP1 t" Kpt a mnrket fo.
an
ror
her mutiiifacluieii in the United States,
lmt HM0 Riust be prepared to find our
manufacturers competing with her iu
every iiiarKci 10 which mey nave
I uccess.
Tho popular vote of tho United
States nt tho recent election for Presi
dent was cast as follows : For Tlldeu,
Democrat, l,U(i8,'J(i7; for Hayes, lle-
' ....i ,ii,,.,n
1 ' , '
I,07,."i; for Cooper, Inde
pendent, 8D.7UJ: for .Smith, Temper
ance, Hi.tKili; and scattering, l!,7il.
Total vote, 8,:.80,lGO.
Tho Dundee (.Scotland) Advertiser
,umou,H.i.s the death of James Chan
the last survivor ot the crow of
XcNoii'h famous Milp, the Victory.
ju, uus hoiti in 1781, and pits-ed into
nl0 uvy In lbtKl. Put on board the
, llag-slilp, he served two yea is under
, l'r(' fselMiti, and was present when
IIIV .Vllllllllll Will IIIDKailV IIOUlllll'll uu
the quarter-deck ol the N'lctory.
huoiuhMv I.im: Aciiui 'im: iniMiis.
Knur Ailintlitl Cni'li I linn lihH wrlituu lo tSin
Ixiulon Sllllllllllll NIU'lKmlllH: tllilt Uuoulil
In III Hill lltlordxl 1)1 l!ll):l,M,ll llrllt'H MIKI
tUii turhiirMivliii; u louiu ti ro.iiihI vvhiuli
IslroiMl tij i'(.ci tiling up th'i H.imuio UMir,
vililcli (IiiImiiiihiIkr Into uio I'.hmIH' uliotit SO
inilm to llui Mistsiiiil ol' 1'iumiiw, lo 11 liirm
of Mil tun dillncl .Iiimiis Mirl.i; limn iIii.iich
In u iiidif. or li lii".'t I Inn, to pr'i'il to
tlm liurlnir of Sin lllii", on tlm AiIhiiIIc,
'J'lio iniip, "Soltildiiii'H," n atl Ailmu.ilty
I'llUrt, (ll (IIOIlH'llllDH at 11 i.lim'ti till) ii, twin.
ikuk" d( luliiiiiliii; till-, rniitx on I'liuiiDlof
". "'-, T '' " ' , U" i." IZ ?.
,. ' . '.::,. . , ..
intniilH lor Htiriiiv Ih tlm Ntmrtiw ntros
llin Iiltitiimot l'.itiiiina. 1 , iili'iiii '.".l inlltf,
lltnitnti tl i tit ho tibiiniiilud tlio It.) .ittti) rtvir
ill MllV lllHt, lll tlVll MtMtllll plnnii w, to
1 )IIN iMtltlH, 111 t '111 l Hlltt ' Km 1,11, (lif-(it
IICIIIK. Itl.,1 lllili't K ll.pl), I" .i ll'l.'
HIM NOIIHI hill , I llll, l.f Ml.. I. t lllt.il,.
Tnitri, ln it iii-im to tiiiiiiiii. Inil nt). or ai i,i(i
III' lltl.llltll Hllll lllll('il!lll, vl,l htltlMl)
Hint lid lihtl till.uiK'il v, iiiiln 111 'id'.i'-, hi h 1 1
inrt lltu , n tlio I or! of Srtii ltl-, mi tlm At
linilu, nnd tltn lUMl tImi ot tlio IMiiUlu i--lutidtiil
hooriit iiillufi biijoaillliopoiuiiiitul.i.
by liltn.
ti Inrfji miitfffn lit nil 1 tttrlluli liilrrik tit
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE.
To think that forty yer ro
1 trod tlint potnoful vile,
Tbr nigh mimmor'n nun and wlnlcr'n unow,
With hookH am) (I Inner pall,
Wv otilldlah Tuot In happy play,
know nothing of the thorn
Tlint atlnK tn In ou later day
I'm apeaklng now of corns.
They've torn the school hotun down , I oe,
And leveled what a shame!
Tho old familiar maple tree
Thai here our toaohera name.
He lined my knife to carve it with
And labored half a day ;
Itlookodllkathlt: "I.yourQUSaMITH,"
(No criticlam, pray.)
Alan! beneath the daliea bloom
The poor old matr aleeps,
And o'erhla lone, neRleoteu tomb,
No klnainan ever weepa.
The aoholara loved him. every one,
And chaffed with blm at noon;
He warmed onr Jaoketa, though, like fun,
I.tkewlae our pantaloon.
Where aro tho boya that ued lo play
With me alontr. the creek T
All 1 aome of them have pa?sod away,
While othera vainly aeek
Their fnrtunoa In a foreign land.
Poor Harbor wandered tlioncp
I'd like to lake lilm by the hand,
And get that fifty oenU.
Itelehol while gazlne on the place
Where tho aohool bonne tided to stand,
A tear drop trioklea o'er mv free,
And drops upon mv hand.
Ob. memnrlea of the day of yorel
Oh, blissful childhood's morn 1
I wish 'hat I was nix onne more,
And Betsey wasn't born.
Ob. cherished spot, I'll ne'er forsret
The scenes that hallowed trine!
And, though I cannot linger, yot,
I leave reltiotmtly ;
For, hilling on these mouldering legs,
I teel such perfect peace
Why, hang Ul there's a million hogs
Inspeo ing my valise.
Fntz'i Troubles.
Fritz has had more trouble with his
neighbors. This time he determined
to appeal U tho majesty of the law,and
accordingly consulted a legul gentle
man. "How vns doso tines." ho said.
"Veil, a vallare's got n garden, und der
odder vellare's got some shickens eat
'em up. Don't you got some law for
uotv
"Some one's chickens havo been des
troying your garden?" asked the law-'
.ver.
"Straw In mine garden? Neln, it vas
vegetables."
"And tho chickens commit depreda
tions on them."
"Ish dot so?" asked Fritz in astonish
ment. "And yon want to sue him for dam
ages continued tho lawyer.
"Yaas. Goot for tamaget, and der
cabbages, und der lettuges?"
"Did you notify him to keep his
chickens up?"
" Yaas, I did nodify him."
"And what did ho aay?"
"Ho nodify me to go to haal, and
wipe inino shin off down mine vest."
"And he refused to comply with your
Just demand?"
" Hey ?"
"He allowed his chickens to run nt
large?"
" Yooa. Some vas large und some vas
leedle vellers, but dey bos bcratch mine
garden more as der sefen dimes Idch."
"Well, you want to sue him?"
" Yas, I vunt to sue him to make von
blank fenco up sixdeen feet his house
nil uroundt, vat der dam shickens don't
got ofer."
The lawyer informed him that he
could not compel him to build Buch a
fonct, and Fritz left In a rage, exclaim
ing: "Next Bummer time I raise me
schickens too, you bate! I raise fldin
shickens, by tinii! Vine off your vest
down."
In the month of October last the British
Kteaumhlp Nns'.or arrived at bhangltal from
the SirullH of Malacca. Shortly after the
anchoring of the xusael at Shanghai, John
K. Webator, the master, and Jus. Anderson,
the hblp'a Burgeon, appeared bofure Mr.
Donald Speuoe, acting Law Secretary in her
Ilrltlaulu MHJesty's Supreme Court, and
having seen In the Malacca Straits a tea
monster In the shape of a froi;. Iu body was
about fifty fuel iDug; it bad a tall ovur one
hundred feet long, aud lis bead was about
twelxo loot lon(f. About six feet of the crown
ol tlio head and ibut IHu lout of the oauk
uuru above water. No Una were visible,
but in wpeod it vent taster than tboaleam
sUip at leu knots au hour.
The 11 rat piles Or a new wharf, which Is to
be MU loet lung and UD taut wide, were driven
at Seattle lsst week.
l'roui Ilci. MjIihiiiis Cobb, i llustou,
loriacrl) l.alior uf iho ( lirl'iluu
r'eeiuaii
Dour Hi It msy be fcome Hiitisfaollon to
you lo liomluriii'il ot the iii-MtltoI tbu trltil
'ot tlio l'i:ut)viAt"viiue iu my family. My
(l.uiyhtiir wiis untight low by a typh )ld le
(ir Iiim Nprliivr, Hid after the leier let. her
hlmi-m'liim-d try enk, aud ll'e tdiuplest
loud iiistrefhud her. I'-or mouths sho re
iii.tlnml In tlm miiio dobllltatud coiulltlon:
Inn limn lite Istol Sopteuiber la't, when she
itoiimii'iit'ed tttklJB IheSjrup, the dlgostive
tiiiii'iluiis liuiirorod, und h1ih t.tnadlly ruined
strom-'llt unit nai'lt) ; hikI now, nlior taklug
two buttlis, hboia utonnt to a i;nod sIaui ot
In .ll I It; imlctid, t-lie uppenrs nioio rtnilly
liftiltliy thiin nh( has lirwinim) earH p.tst.
I i, tit of oplntui that the "1'ioloxlde n
Iron," roiiiHliicJ In thu I'imicman bvi.i'i',
wm ttditpted tol r (hi, nnd titlnnud ulint no
ii lair l.umvu und clunujtild lt.i itli,ld.
Ytmrrt lru, h. Conn.
Sold liynlWluKhiilK.
"A Ul'OlltlDK iIll IIi OH I'll ill u
Ml.lU ,"
If lioriiuh I, it Vlll do blm no good.
Ttmiikanil' nt tjoptw, alio luin m'jslei'ted
i iliN . ii.l mm Ii- ,ni'll Irnv.i ImCOIMO
iNiuti'-U", itli isii hi itiiii'i-t. i- 'iy ui)
litinihii i.itltl Viilit.Hli s.i ounj oxpsi
iiitniilH mn trad by tbn KUttri'is ( t
vniu1 ill utriiUi, Im n Imtlln nt WltAl:'-t
lii,A',i i v Wi.liOitttiiuv, und tijti it vi nil
n iiutiliiMMi, It "III bvimtitHt ntion mid ulit
iimiiiI.v iiuti'. it N no siniH; It is n inlilti
olttrtrtdi hnli on to It titid basartd. Ut
by till ilr urftilot'.
IF1 TLTJFtPeXTCrH.ES
8TORE.
T if ivi ptmratAsltn TI.'B KNTMR
Intcrwt i Menrf Yetton & Lonitlisrytn
the Fornltnre Store on tho weft tide of
Commercial fltreet, altm,
snrt rhsll koi-p on hand a OBNEUAL A8
S0KIMKNT of fixls for the retail ti sde.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTER?
rarlor &, Chamber sets,
BEDSTEADS," LOUNGES,
ROCKERS. &.C.,
11 the tft or Hngle piece.
Repairing and Jobbing;
DONK IN THE BEST MANNEH,
And at resonble price, as I am a prnctlcil workman
JOHN GRAY.
Palcm.JnlylS. ISTSy
WORTH SALEM STORE.
W. T. WADK,
A T THE BRICK STORK, HAS JUST RECETV
Ck. ed a full arrortmentof
Greneral Merchandise,
Dry GoodBj
Grooenes,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
Calcnlatixl for the City and Conntry Trade. Itonght at
tow, and will be old at as SMALL A PROFIT, ai
tlioie who WELL AT COST, rf Goods delivered to
uiT Dart ol tho cltv free ol f ltaive. NovSr
FRUIT TJKEES I
Prices to Suit the Hard Times !
Woodburn Nursery,
xyooDBun.rr, axHioir co,,
OREOON.
A Choice Selection of
Fruit.
Shade,
Ornamental,
..AND..
Nut-Bearing
T 3FL EBS,
Vines, and
Shrubbery,
Ptum and
Prune Trees,
Conatantlr on Hand.
ADDRESS,
J. H. SETTLEMIEB,
"Woodbur.1.
Sendforclrrolaw, eepSStf
The Farmers' Pump.
IMPROVED
WOODJUMPS.
AM NOW M NUFACTURINO, AT THE MILL
or the Capiul Liimberloe Company, BALEM, a
Wooden Pnmp tliat In superior to any other ever
made In thtablati, making ue of the five yeara' ex
periencc gained in n manufactare here to cive the
public the Best Wooden Pump ever made.
w itti hard wood compartment for the ptuuzer to work
In, the upper atock lielut- rated In with other wood to
promt cracklDcbyttic nun.
AtlDeronifhlnK to purcha a FIRST- CLASS
PU.M1' are lnvUd to mil and look at my dock.
Pumps Adhered and set up, and warrant
ed to work Mell.
I'lilTi 12 for firrt twelie feet telow the anr
face . 3TX nut per loot after ibat.
A. ritESCOTT.
Salem. July 11. 1TC. 8m
ATTENTION
GROWERS!!
A SURE CURE FOR
Scab,
Screw Worm.
Foot Hot,
AND ALL
Parasites that infest Slieop.
TT H SAl'ER. BETTER, AND VAbTLY CHEAP
I'UAN ANV OTHER EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR
THE TREATMENT OK SHEEP. IT
Improves the Health
OF THE ANIMAL, AND THE
QUALIT? OJ? THE WOOL.
tfr Ono gallon enouith f r oue hundred to two
UiuHrtd &httii,uccortimjf tothcli ae, riuiiglh, aud
cuiuUtluu,
Ut put mi in KXVJE GALLON C.NS-lrIce. $J'i
pi r i an
bkiijfr circular, to
T. A. DAVIS & Co.,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
lVIiitlofcnlo AtzriUs lor the Suite.
Ortoioariieatu-t Retitl lluetrlft mill
STATE AGENCY
koi; inn
Patrons of Husbandry.
1'iout hlnct, mar riuudira' Wlmrl,,
I'llllTI AND, .... OilKdUN,
Addua? till communication to , 1', LEE, Acvut.
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MARK THESE' FACTS!
IHK TKSIIMOJIY OF TUB WHtUB WOBLD.
HOLLOWAY'S FILLS,
fiO'lM tho sufforlngand diseased read the
following.
a"l"I,elaU who havo ben Riven up by Doc
tor", and spoken of as Incurable, read trio fol
lowing. .iri,ot nil whocan bollove fiefs, andean
hHvnfatth 111 evliionro, read the followinR.
Know am. Mex nr thkhh pbehkts, lhat,
on this, tho Twentieth day of June, In the
year of Our Lord Ono Thousand Klht Hun
drod and Ulxty-six, personally came Joseph
May (look, to me known as such, and being
duly sworn, deposed as follows: ''That bo Is
the sole general airent for the United States
and dependencies thereof for preparations or
infdWnps known a Dr. Hnlloway'a Pills
and Ointment, and that the following certifi
cates are verhitim copies to tho best of his
knowledge and belief.
JAMJM MMKITHK,
Nolan? Public,
14 Wall Street, Now York.
US
JtlMK 1st, 1866.
Dn. IIoltway: I lake my pon to wrlt
yon of my groat relief, and that tbe awfnl
pain In my side has lolt me at last thanks
toyonr Pills. Oh, Doctor, how thankful I
am that I can get some sleep. I can uover
writo It enough. I thank you aaln and
again, and am sure that you are really the
friend of all sufferers. I could not help wri
ting to you, and hope you will not take It
amiss. JAMUS MYERS,
110 Avenue D.
TI,lalBlrtnaWiri.ll,.l T htmh .1 lnt.HA A hMt
the army with Chronic Uiarrbooi, and have
uueii uureu vy ur, riouowav s l-lis.
WILSON HAHVEY,
New York, April 7, 18G0. 21 Pitt Street.
The following Is an interestlug case of a
man employed in an Iron Foundry, who, In
pouring melted Iron into a flask that was
damp and wot, caused an explosion. Tbe
melted Iron was thrown around and on him
In a perfect shower, and ho was burned
dreadfully. The following certlllcato was
given to me, by him, about olgbt weeks after
the accident:
New York, Jan. Iu, 1806.
My name Is Jacob Hardy; I am an Iron
Founder. I was badly burnt by hot iron In
November last; my burns healed, but I had
a running sore on my leg that would not
heal. I tried Holloway's Ointment and It
cured me in a few weeks. This is all true,
and anybody can see mo at Jackson's Iron
Works, 2d Avenue.
J. HARDY, 110 Ooerch St.
Extracts from Various Letters.
" I had no appetite; Holloway 's Pills gave
me a hearty one."
" Your Pills are marvellous."
" I send for another box, and keep them In
the house."
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headache
that was chronic."
" I gave one of your Pills to my babe for
cholera morbus. Tho dear little thing got
well In a day."
" My nausea of a morning is now cured."
" Your box of Holloway'a Ointment cured
mo of noises In the head. I rubbed some of
your ointment behind the ears, and the noise
baa left."
" Send me two boxes, I want one for a poor
family."
"I enclose a dollar, your price Is 25 cents,
but tbe medicine to me la worth a dollar."
" Bend me five boxes of your Pills."
" Let me havo three boxes of your Fills by
return mail, for Chills and Fever."
i bare orer 200 such Testimonials
as these, but want of space compels me to
conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders,
And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment
is most invaluable. It does not neal exter
nally alone, but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very root of tbe evil.
HOLLOWAY'S FILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorders or tbe Kidneys.
In all diseases affoctlng these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too little
water; or whether they be eftlicted with
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains set
tled in tbe loins over tbe regions of the kid
neys, these Pills should be taken according
to the printed directions, and the Ointment
should be well rubbed into the small of tbe
back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost immedlato relief who" "l other
means havo tallied.
For BtomacSis out or Order.
No medicine will so effectually improve
the tone of tbe stomach as these Pills; tbey
remove all acidity, occasioned eltber by In
temperance or Improper diet. Tbey reach
the liver and reduce It to a healthy action;
tbey are wondertully efficacious in cases of
spasm in fact they never fall in curing all
disorders of the liver and stomach.
llolloway't PUU are tht btt rtiiujy known in th
icortJor the fottouing dlteasti:
Ague, Dsbllity,
Asthma, Dropsy,
Iiilious Com- Dysentery,
plaints, Erysipelas,
Blotches on the Female Irregu-
hkln, larlties,
llowel Com- Fevers of all
plaints, kinds,
Colics, Fits,
Constipation of Gout,
the Bowels, Headache,
Consumption, Indigestion,
Iudaiiiuiation, Mtono A- Qravel,
Jaundice, Secondary
Liver Coin- Symptoms,
plaints, Tic-Doloureux,
Liiinbiiiio, Tit mors,
Piles, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Veueral Aflec
Retention of lions,
Urine, Worms of all
Scrofula, or kinds,
Kiutrx'n 1M1, Weakness trout
Sore 'lhruaU, any cause, Ac
I.lia'OIlTAT CAUTION.
Kone nre uGiinli.o u .ebs tlm slgtmlurt
J. HAtiii)u;,its ai;tnl tor the Untied Mains,
Miiioiiinlso.ii'h box of Pills, und Ointment.
A handsome rewnrd will a i;iveu to any
ono n ndirititf mull imorniMi m r.s iniy lead
to thodotceiiou ot an puny ur pirllu, coun
terfeiting tho uindli iins or -ndliiij iho
sainn, knowing them to bo spimjiis.
",. Sold at tho Mai uft( 'oiy ot l'rofe&sor
Hoi.i.oWA'i A lo,, New mk, i.nd by r
reaiH'ciablH I)ru,.'Kidts .mil Dealers In Medi
clue throughout tint fllllthl world, In box
t at IT) rents, OJ cents, and ii eni'h,
tO'Theroia ooubidorablostiNliif; by tak
imilljH lartrorslzes.
N. 11 DtiectiuiM for the guidance of pa
tientb in eery disjidur aro allixtd ,n "'Hi
box. 8e20y.
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