Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, January 19, 1877, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textwm&BZtiw& t V,' WILLAMETTE FARMER. i A?' m MB'' IX K.' fSB ) la H W t F3l fe .,w t- K I X. IV i?i V "1 u r? b g-- T "u r H V. 4 . K tWi JmMg Salom, Friday, Jan. 15). 1877. State Grange Deputies for 1877 IWOfle. ...Corralll Krfirrti. ...CoiTalltt BtNTOX. A Holder CLCKAMt, Enneh SklrTlno Matte CreeW NW Randall... Oregon City POt'OLA. .1 WHujm Myrtlo Creek (i M Uaidner ...Drain's Station XCLTIOVAll. riympton Kellj KatrortIand....Eattrortland NAHION. PFCaMlenan BatteriHe 1 W Hunt Snbllmlty Salttn JACK90X. JN TMIlie"- Jickomllle JaclronTllle TOLK. FAPatteiwi .Mekretl.... Salem Lisr. J JCharitou GootoLake , JacktonT.lle Joafcrmss. Daniel rMeter Kcrbnlllc JackeonTllIc Jamea ft Matlock Gothcn 1.1N. RAIrttne... ....Lebanon ....Albany The Dallea WASCO. John End VAVBIIL. liODnrham...., J Sapplntfon... OIUNT. DBRlnehart.... rotramlA Tyjrh.. ...MeMlnmlllJ.. ...Uaeton .Canyon City Canyon City GWMixvrrll Colninbla City TttAATIOK. II F llolden Tillamook North Yamhill CVATILLA. JS White Werton Weiton coo. JllrnrySaroeder.... Ott WAtHlNOTOV TEHMTOnY. CLABK. S W KrowD .Vaocomcr COLUMBIA. ISPStelo Illjton WHITMAN-. LhRlnctr Colfax Colfji cjmtAU. MZ O00.UI0.. ..Elaia rtCRCE. i S3 Ma-khani Cheliall Tolnt TnURSTOS. LO Abbott OlT-mpia ...Olympla ELongailre Yilm XfCU. Julia? Union Seatt'e freatUe lewis. L JIFien-011 CJaqnito TAKIXA. CI Coot Ellenfbaiy In any county here the Deputy aj pointed 1 not the moil raltable, acd the Gransea of "he locality will properly Indicate to mo a choice. I 111 be plea'ud, for In many instance! bare been obllzcd to make ap polLtn;at without knowledge fa to fitne. tVM crnus. . Matter Orecon State Granse, I". of II. The Grange in-Hultnonmh. Mrs. K. X. Hunt, Lecturer of State Orange, having lately-attended the in stallation of grange oflleers nt East Portland, gives u an interesting ac count of her experience with tlio Pa trons of Multnomah county. The oc casion was the installation of oflicors of Multnomah Grange, which holds its meetings at East Portland and its in terest was heightened by tho fact that members were also in attendance from Acme Orange, West of Portland, and the officers of that grange were also in stalled, making it a double ceremony of installation. The grange was called to order by blaster Gyrus Buckman; there were two State Deputies present, Plympton Kelly, or East Portland, and TV. II. Shipley, of Oswego. Tho offl cers of Multnomah Grange wore in stalled by Bro. Kelly, anil thoc or Acme Grange by Bro. Shipley. The Installation Services being concluded, the assembled friends, to the number of about soventy-five, partook of one of those sumptuous feasts which the la dies of the grange tire so capable of providing, and which the fraternity knows so well how to disioso of. We al ways get '"stalled ' when we attempt to describe these grange festivals from hearsay, and all tho catisfaction wo can feel is the certainty that tho:clio partake of them are never able to iind words to express tho great enjoyment of such occasions. From the cmb.irass inent our lady friend was under, and tho caso with wh'ch words came to iter conini mil until she tried to do justice to tho. dinner, we conclude that 3Iult nomah hospitality was to well and gen erously exercised that it fully rivalled that of the Waldo llill, where Mrs. Hunt is heielf a generous hostess. After the feast the Patrons were not too full for utterance, and besides a no-doubt excellent speech from the Lecturer of the State Grange, of which however, wo could get no report, there were other speeches made by Bios. A. J. Dufur, II. Ilan-oti, W.H. Shipley, Jacob Johnson. There was had, in fact, a most pleasant tin?; Multnomah Grange is fully alive to all its reion-i-bllities, and Its members seem a pros perous community, thriving by tictivo la l o", favored by n good market c!o-o at home. We did not get the INt of oill-i-er-j, but doubtless that will tomo in due lime Transportation-Co-cperation, Etc. liD. WiiiLAMi:TTi:KKMi:n: Inyouijof tho iieeiIly or buIIdhiK moio paper or tlio lth Inst., there arc to many Ideas of importance to tlio pros perity of our Stato advanced in tho tjovoral articled entitled "Cheap I mi im portation," " (.'o-operallilu," "Jtiver traneportation," A.c, that I liavo con cluded to vent mi; a few rumbling re marks on 01110 nf llieiii topics that way not bo allogelher void of Interest to you and your readers. It Is evident i to every careful otaotver that agricul ture Is the great underlying element of prosperity to tho Stato of Oregon. Thnt her wheat producing valleys are n sur er Index of emufort, Independence and prosperity, than tho gold Holds or Cal ifornia; that her hunch-grass hills and valleys for tho production of wool, beef, mill horses far exceed in that which goes to make up tho rail wealth and Independence of n State, nation or a peoplo tho auriferous districts of Ne vada or Arizona. Tho (lrst great efforts of merchants, manufacturers, bankers, shippers, and transportation companies, us well as the efforts of our political economists, should bo to foster tho productive ca pacities of this great industry and tlx Its prosperity beyond a contingency, within our State But while these assertions will, we apprehend, lie admitted as f.icts by most of your readers, still it is obvious to every unprejudiced mind that agri culture, although nioro oxtensive in its scope, and of vastly greater Importance to our people than any other single industry, is equally dependent upon capital, manufacturing, and transpor tation companies, for a healthy growth and permanent prosperity. If wo ex pect to forward this desired object, it will not be enough for each searate interest to work solely for itself, regard less of all others, but all theo interests must harmonize and co-operate to se cure a prosperous community, The tine Interest of the producer lie-, in securing tho services of capital, In other co-ordinate branches or industry, at a fair rate, for while the farmer de mands for the Use of his capital and la bor a reasonable return, ho mut recog nize tho rights, of transportation com panion, manufacturers, and other- who move his products or manufacture them to also receive fair compensation for mone. and labor. How to secure this just equilibrium of society, and of the "various trades ami occupations. constitutes the great problem of politU cal economy. When thi-. just equilibrium is dis turbed and part of the capital and labor of a country is in opposition to any oth er pari, the same condition of ill health prevails in the community as in the physical nvin when the system is dis organized. If the producer can com pel the transportation company to car ry his products at less than cost, it is an unfair state of things; if the transpor tation company takes advantago of cir cumstances to fleeco tho producer, thnt is mSn unfair; tho best intent of tho community will be advanced if we can bring about n just and equal condition of commercial relations by which all can bo insured reasonable prosperity. During the past five years wo have, as a rule, seen freights on tho Willam ette river carried nt rates ruinous to the steamboat owners. Tho O. S. S. Co., it is said, lost at least $.30,000 per annum while operating their steam boats in opposition to tho first transpor tation and looks comiany, and the lat ter company also must have Inst heavi ly. Tho people, of course, have had tho bcnctli of cheap freights on the Willamette, but tho naturnj result, as was to bo expected, lias of late been a combination of ail tho conflicting trans portation interests against tiie pro ducers, who in their turn nro heavy losers. During lato years I have no ticed that the Wii.i.amutti: Fahjieh has contended that the peoplo could al ways afford to pay a fair rate for ser vices rendered them; that transporta tion below living rates would bring evil consequences, and has urged the neces sity of supporting the line thathad se cured them fair charges urn! :j will ing lo guarantee them for ttio future Events how that would have been the true policy. Suddenly the so-called monopoly has been confronted with an opposition, and in tho effort to crush it out lias gone back to the policy of charging ruinous ly low Heights; al-o, nodoubt, desirous to prevent tho fanners from building more boats and declaring themselves independent of existing transportation line?. 1 want to face this mutter fully and boldly, and having presented this subject plainly, .showing or trying to show impartially to nil, I clo-o with this Inquiry, which I hope will bo hon estly entertained and lullyvanvas-t.il by ill persoiin interested: Is it not possible to'-ecurohuch terms with tho tiausportatlon lines on this river, that the tanners win 11 relieved hieamijoni-i, wcuriiiK mi uioiumve-j rodbouablc freight chnrcc", and Insiir inp tho tr.in-j)ortatlon nimiuniesa filr rowanl for capital and labor? Uulfdin moro boats will bo n wifito of mut'li iicL'ded c.ipltiil.iind transportation llnun munt recojxiilzo that they cannot afford to drivo tho peoplo h transport their own productH lo inarkot, wlilch lln'y cortainlyareablotodo. A. J. DUl'L'U. amlilll oouutv hag pa til ovr to IIioHihIh Trwwurer tho Mini or U,600 is 11 r" or list limnr !t NtKtn tP. HOMK FINK nilRKIlINO FOWLS, roittiftlngor iii8til (Mirer Span vlrnl Isittnitf, (Inld anil Sllrrr tfpan- Kll ltamhnrgn. ami nthrro. 'ihe rn are perpetual layer, and mi feller amoni- them. Theo frwl are eteellmt nretsler, ami pilrnof mem or inotr cjry mr Drecilnitf pur I1M.I lit hi. imtllii1 h" I hi. iin.liir. Mgiml to all thote ileirlne iheni on lemonablo t"m LtTTIIICIt IrlVISIIN. JlUm-J Salem. UrrRnn. Trees! Trees!! All KiDb of Frail and Ornamental TREES, Slirubbory, Small Fruits, Bo sos, Vines, Grcon-Bouso and Bedding Plants &c, at tho EAST PORTLAND NURSERY, CAST I,OUTI,A.I, OKCCO.V. CutiilogiirN n-cc. Seeds! Seeds!! Fi-CNlt mi rile 11 nuil Flower .seeds, nil kltnlH of OriiNs Heeds, seed ;ruln. Seed INitatoes. f.'arilcti and Pruiiinsr Implements. Also Tree., IMantM, limbs, &.c ut mj Sooc3L ptore, 111 l'ront, bet. Waalitii-itiiii nud Alder, 1N)UTI-MI. oltlUiON. A'MrcM II. HAIs.SON, iIP.ii-J l'urtlana, Oiejsn WHAT PAYS? TT I'AYS everr ManHflrfirer, Merchant. Miclianlc, Iniei.Ku r'arraer. or l'ro'e-loaal man. ti keep liiriruml on all tho Iniiiruumeuts and dtsco erle of I he a je. tT I'AIS the head of eiery fjimllf to Irtnilnci In tohllioii"ehoManewn)aierlhit l iDttrnclIu-. ojio that fiidera a uto Br luieatlji itlou. a ctl nro:uie thonthKiul encoonwre dli-curilon awoiif the aim her. THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN A which ha bom pahllfhiil ncekljrfor tt'e lift thtrtone rear, doe lhl. tn an itmt h.Mnn.1 ihAi ora-idli'rimMlcatlon: In ft It 1 tho only eeWy paper pnbllfhert In the Vnltl staiie. deietml to Mauniactarr. Mrehanlea. lnYiMloni- amcivDIi coierieHinidortaanil r-ctenee, Kver)-numticrl proniielyllliiirateil anJ 1 eon tent embrace the htesl ami mot luterenlns lnfjr mtlioiiperulalnffwiholjiilnHral. Methanlcal, ami Seunlllc Itorw or th) IVory, l)o-crlptlon, with lli-aatlfal Knsrarliwa of Nm Inrmtlon, New Ini Iilt-inrair, New hnicetrr, an.l Imiirorisl trditrlc cf a'l kind;. LVelul Not. ICccIpe- boelloti anil AdrtcoM I'ractlul Wrltert. ror Workmen ami Km pliijere. In all the larlona arts fornini: a complete renertsrr of New Invention, ani iif.r.iii. r.n utnUwa weekly reoonl, not only of tbo prostes of tin' Industrial Art 1 1 our own country, hiu al.o or all New UlrroreilvK ami Itivcntloun In every lirascliof iT.n..'1't.tvniir. aircn-inir. anil Cclecce aliroad T1IIC .S:II:TII'II1 AMKItlO KN has been tho rrrtnosl or all Indutlrlal paUtritlou for tli pan tolrti-oncyeart Uia Uio o.teH, larrrtt chearutt, audtho best v.ieiiatltatul piprr Jeiotml bi Ln elnetiln.-, .Merhinlc-. Uieml-iry, N'w lnnnuoat rlence and IiWiiMrlal fMnrr, tmimshed In the world. 'I lie f racUcal Iteclnea are w nil worth ten tloim the fahrcrfptloii prliv. and lor the i-liou nd touo 111 wii) iluiithucot ortnVcrlt'tion. Slerehwl Karmeri-, .sirhuUa. toistlnirr'. Inren. tor, Mauufattnrera. CliemUU. toter of frUnee, aiul Pcuplr all tiufertloat, will 8ud iho fciaNTi tiu Avrsteav urernl to thtu. It bald hava a pltce In eiery bamllj. Library, etaly. Otlcoand CruntliiK Koom; in eiery Ueadiuj; Kooni, Colieiru ami bcuo.ii. A new volnnie coj.mctnea January Ut, UTT. A year'a nombtra contain f3! ps and mteiul HCKUiitu 1-S(ifiati(i, Thoufind or volume- tra preferred for kliullni; an I n Tcrci.,.'. Term, ft ai a learbyuaU, Including po-taeo. Dlfdunlto v.iub. MbccUI circnUrt, ctrttip Clan rate. eat tree hln. Clnconeuatli.doaicoelptor lucinle. Jlay bohad ofallNcMa Ucaler. DATrilTP In ennnectlon with tho j niaaitiw. jle.,rf (losv, A. Co. are Solicitor of Aimrican an I I'meln I'atmtt, aod hive tbo utf nubll.tniuii In the world. .More thaacltytboiuand application hate bun taada for tiatenlA Ihnin-h ih.lr mii.v ratrnla araTotalnril on thti het termr, Modtli tit enriuveutintiEandkac!i(.aeiainliird, and aiiil-n free, a rprcal 110U1.0 l ttaie In tlm iacleutlllo American ol all Intention l'atented tbrourtttiiiii Afftne) ntt'i IbenacjoaodrrtMencaof the l'aKLti'e latrn- aronfitn roldln ltor whole, top rfoimat. trimed tiitbolntctilli'iiliy eacbticllce A I'arupliUl coatalnln;;rull direction lor ohu'.itlui' l'atrnt rnl lite. liwMllf.STIPlf lMItll!CtNUelrn.i.ulVK.k, at'hDiolHjuaiinclei'ianlirllt coujlnln tlm I'a :ectl.nui, (Jeaausof tuo V. t-. atu 111 tu'raliu or niLth'iniriliuniemft.is I'r.'tort cctt Adlria fer iho I'jpir, or aiuc rrlo? I'atent, MUtth A. 1:0.. 57 1'aikH.iw, Ne lk, UraLfli Ol flee, for 1' A Tth st.. V, a.hui.tc:, I), i,. "Uv.quettinmitilu the best sitslttinnl work of the kiml in the World." Harper's Magasine. IlaLUhTllATiiU. , Xi'ieci of (ht Veai. The rbUsaztrohiaattilQclin llaonannartereentu r) and morucr exhttiuvui tlui lutnt'. litre It may IwkjI'I (tit. In the wriU or Or. Juhiifoti, "It l viia 10 htDiand uV.lb tu ptaUu" 'Iho Jiiitru of tta l?n aolta.ud repntatlon lu Itcreoenlai. tin. )ia;! U', u i33ni anllta fa'.are ti.a t hrltibt If r.atbrU!.ljrthn V. any tiinjliiciiliuj.'ouio li 10 of pruFptrity tailed uroual It il ea bcit ?iut. J.rooiliffi Innl Harper Monthly I naikoj b Ilia Mn' (Iiunc lorietic wl t.a LavelttfrLnltlloi, from b. Cr.t with Ue bttir ii6 of rcaderi. It Luuibue nal'ii,; u,altrr with ll'uriiailci In a wty Loitl.e (Uaratd ill t'u uttn pn.i-cnte'1 f'lcttiue L.urly Ci'C'lii-d tiiei.t.1, thoj 1 the Ixnordniuio LtVcr Uftttit'. t.i Jiu .foiu U. TiTiTKl; : E'oMnso Irco to nil Subti tlirra III IJiiiltil suite. lite SI IX) lUut'fH'a A Abaziii:, or,o yetr.. M In) 1 111. nJre prepoyniCLt of U. S lii't3j;iby tho pub uter. -ub.criptlon to lUnrca'a Mauaziv:, Ws:eki.v, aii'i iiAjs.n, lu 1.0W rtourv- ivr iuu )B4b tiu ijii, ur, twuof HurperV !'i rlodb.l'. 10 uuo aliixtn fur one )iut,7U I Imitate tree 1 An Itkira i-opy r tHhcr the MautziM, WtEki.Y. orJUZAit wlb o'j uppllefl crali lor onry Club of 1 111. ntiiAti iuLnat 1 Wl ejth In onrrmlttatice: or Msvvpltaiur t-'MU, Milium esilulcoiiyi ijt. apt fnu llicl: N'umbtr tin bdiipplled at any t ine, 'Iho ol tale ol the Maita.b 1 CuimneL ; with tlio Ii'jibeir furduiieai d ii.i.inber of ea-lt itnr Sub mipil'ji miy imuuiii with hj mini jr Vhen u 11111101 rui.ciZul. It ulll be niidirto 1 tint lbci aul( rll.i r wUhc to biglu with thtf Dm intmbtrrof tbi uurenl touurie ai.d batlt iiaiubvi - 111 U. teot hcto dtnjy A uomuitto re. 01 luui'nii iuoni'.n now com- nrUinu W Vokui . In nuntUinu hluil will i t t-vnl y oxi'icrF, litllit ut vxn nv tf pui it l i'tr Vuluiay. au.y li:uv, bf itfti-cr. Un uij, mtl- A uomimia fiaijiui u;i ionic urn rmvVoi. wJ. rt'Ldcrlii ' uVifUblo In rtaTifroiii u 1'mv tftt.il lUA uta'ih of liiloriiiifl'Hi mIim'i ci.k uu linn ivtityiUM n inrrtt itittutil jin-wry i iftfiHcJU, hw., ( .,tn, .1 tt.ilif.1 ci. ', C-J- bvtlp uj,ow' i'ltt. N'D.Mrjuj.Lrn an i.btt roijr t'lii udY HlH'Uluit w.t!iui t'.jf Jiimi'"fn ft ui.i'uJU:orttiii HAWLEY, DODD & CO., roRTi.Ari, - - oKxaox, OPI'RIt KOK HA IK A I'llLl LINK OF A6R1CD L T U ML IMPLEMENTS. NOLE AtlKNTM FOlt TIIR JOHN DEEFIF SteS2$: jnTE,ILili. ' and SurJ tout TIIE DEttllE SUIiKY wamiJLi." m xi ptl vcaaai Tho ClrcntMt Iilmr-SiivInc linplomi'iito vol Invoulisl. Oim IIiiihImmI ivml Hlty oltl in Ori'soii in Tliri-i' Mnuth. lion Ileum, Iron I'ntiiU', Iron Ik-oIh. hvcry Farmer in tho Stato In lutuii'stcil. Solo Apeiitr for tho JSolnJLTXlojr If e. v hi "TJVs&oi3L.af And LiRht Spring Wagons, WiVftlP"" "'"'"'' ', rsT'Ml Deoro PoerlcKS Cultivntors, l)inilrfitlDt lUUUUUU FvVTSai CiKIT MILLS, mi hIv.om uiul pi-l,..-. lor Siuciiil Clicnliirs. 1'iirtlainl, Sei innd lur CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION, 1S7. Wcll-mcrltod .TPSTU'i: has boon dnnoTiy tho CliuiiiNdiotioi", In awardliiK tin SKWING -MACHINE The First aantl Higliest Preiaiiini. fioW WoJilaml Diplamti Improved Home Shuttle Sewing IVIachine. LnlcMyloCKXIi I'lali- coi. -llli Talilv. 'riiiier Alnclilnv .iiaran- CC'L-ll 111 (UK- MKlNtllCtlOII. Agency Kiiglbh Leather I.i.inii..ic.urinR btwlati .Mneliine. HALL TltEADLE-Lato Invention. GEO. W. TMAVMK, Alttntirnctmers1 r'cplm'i WALLACE'S IIONTHIY ! Tlio mit IttitHlt aiiMl niai;a.!n I !: tiled lo loiut-slii- I AlllllHllN. Thereconl'l tl ril 111 .. tin IP I!" atul ILe Uran of Aui-ricau limou fACOMfi:"!!! Mi nii.TiTu t ii iphi. i. a.mi l'At 1 ulf "Mil, tK liii'ino. Tho ouzh In ibo tmttial on aid rTporure cf Ira it'it'wii 1 itli.r. , . una ail tlnuiv Abigniili-ailin' In el, 11 lon niul the e ninln ijiiof'lii l-it wtitirvln Iuljnlaio in lv unil In ltMo'tmtif. .',01 ini ,1 -jwirtli tr I'iper"lnii romrlao in it r'portnii'llnlen"i n . ir..n;'ii,i,. Artlj 1'tirit.ii v' Ui'n a ijUKi wttt tint fair J filling ! 1 t,tf htiri t! Tlie Clic.iust ot Its t'l.'.ss In tlui World. Tlirn I)ntlnrti ,'cfi- iuAilimut, n,tM..'.ri!)i .iiii'riii.v, i;i' 1'ullcn Ml., Jit-w Yorkclly FORK! POJtKI! FAHRAR BRO'S. Highest Markot Price for. 101:1. ron PACKING PURPOSE?. Maletn, I.'oi IS, ):i-ii.'. f " P li U N K d'Agon T R K E S. JL exiilunt and (iioitiii I'iiiiiu 'I ne, Ibat 1 bbvo r,.Wod eiviillr fiu n L'llllr Oil 1-i'erllllle rll Ck. thut 1 ulilell, 4lbej arnimue li'ii" I n-ed to ihnt l III f .'-'ITIP n tki it rvin . io f r,i iron, li' o Irn tf'Lit ard ttiudi Im'u'M- Wlitro lileil in ir IL'OI' I hi bile bull II rv e' 11 ei-Mnl nlw ! ILn lUolt pipMtir t'ruiio lii liiiuir liilllonol I uliluii 1 1 'III..,,' tr.iti nro yenrl uv. un I inviinr )tn wilt inlltvdlnl on tfootl Ulll. Hilt, htvo mado lluo ulid liiililiyttr(lli. Addit 1', I'. HKAIH'Oltlr. i.ovjiif ruiui.iNi), on. MOL'INE PLOWS, Inch uoniiitno the gruutcMt ritruugtli with (.trenio Iiglitnoss mid Durability. JOHN DIM'IltK is tin Hole I'ntonti'o of tho I'nttinted Block and Welded I'rng, and tholr Plow Is tho only 1'low so made. tht .Shares .Moiild-boartls are also hardened by n pa- proce peiullnr m lh HKI1III3 1'I.OW.H. Pinr llariiis lir AND AI PLOWS, i s.-- and Buokoj'o Grain TrillB and SnnlnM.i .. 1 ' uviHUiJj, una tt. UN. Agents W1111 ted. I.ANl 5nmr Sit,..,. I -W...V t!ai.Aiti Cp I COMPANY. IJMi CulKMI'llill M Mill C'raiic-isi'lt ouo.mii.k". mm. Capital, $300,000.00 Aasotn. - . $rjGU,&47.46 lucumo, 1870, - $dG5,90'1 29 Iiossos ptiid out cinco ofgaulv.n- tio, - - 1,137,367 QO i, r lit H mi ton l'r.ibiini, illlii II illiv.lin Mn, I're-lilenl. Lll III.i:-' l( -ltll!. ecr.iiy 11 II lillll.'LUf. . Iliiiuntaiiair. Ofivn Jii-ancli. HAMILTON COYD, (I'lurul .J.m.i;;(ir, "I1"'-" I'OHIXANI). OK. Dr. H. SMITH, X S3 1ST lTc I & T1 . KAlill.M, OltlidOX. Ofllco mo ed over IlltKYMAr." IlltOS, MKW HTOlli: Olllco hour from II n in loop, m. lYIru. Rohror'o Wow Ilomody i-'OU TI.I2 J.UKTOS is ni'.Kt i.i, 117 nt no.-nt:i.j.-ii. mwcstm fjutis I'limci.v i:iivt.ii.i iiKHKiir iiais t nori)iiallri llu nlUI mid miu ol i iiiit.hH Cold.. Arlbma. llionrhltl. rmiin. IUi,.iiiti.iM.i..i, .... i1b, ,Vi, It ha pnxlnud Hoiie in mrCilil.i i nr, bolu l-v id njj,lit fin rill v I'm i,i.,i only br .lltll.s. I.. . I! II It I'ltt. M louth, or lollhoiuallklt.iaol bil-l.jni ,l o Id bo udjnrrid. For Saii: J I'&'tt '"'" l'l"t HIlHlllKM K inriierofi i,t. fj;;; lli ui"l lllll.iini lioel. ! ilmniili!, . Iinu,.i , ,l'J'llKbi'Nniir.'. uellbiilriim, mil count n oi. i iiiaiive,,iiiii:i(riiiiillililiilh iii.Kiiuniitl U ii mill vory loxt' uiii 'i nu mi ilIiiIhc Urui. Aiplyt" ri; wiiiM. eepJI I'jltan Jllmk ttoht hauls. 'ML '-I " rTT $ -, ;$M I ff-t C' - .& . i. j. IviffAJ! S2SLh.mLu.. T1X