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8AL.KM, FRIDAY, JAN. 18, 1878.
LOST.
A wild roe, by tbo way-oldo, liunir,
Dew ".lllUirltiij, o,i tbo morning nlr,
A puro, ncarco unneclou pprfnuip lltin;
I looked, nnd found thollow'rot fair
So fair, I sought, with sudden r.stt,
To wor ltn beauty on my breast.
Tbo trntnbllni: potato, nt my toucb,
A nweotfr, subtler frgrancn hbod;
Tla strango I loved tlttit (lower bo much,
And It was dead.
In Hint blah mood when thought bath wings.
And finds nlono ltd speech In flonp,
X struck an old harp's slumbering strings,
And drow an Idle hand along;
Nor dromed tho caroloBs chords hail caught
Tbo llfo-noto that my spirit sought,
Till suddon on my s'artled ear
IU dream-creatod nooents woko,
Alack! I bought tho rapture dear
The string had broke.
I heard a wild bird on the sboro,
Singing a wild song to the a;
And bold the burdon that it boro,
And sweeter than all el so to me
So awoet. I caged tho bird to hoar
Sis magic mlnsttolsy more noar.
Untamed, tho captlvo'a swelling throat
In ono sad aontc his whole soul cast:
Too well I knew his loveliest noto
Had beon his last.
And yet, while memory hath power
To cnunt tho hours too vainly spout,
The fragraneo of that flrd flower,
Thnt harp's lmt dying mulo, blont
With tho wild bird's woird death-song, will
llaunt overy unking moment still,
Teaching my heart tho bitter cost
Of all tbo eyo nf bopo bath seen,
Of all that life hath won and lost
That might haro boon.
Tinslcy'a ATagaxbie.
A YOUNG MOTHER'S EXPERIEOCE.
Florenco Murryutt, in Iter novel now
running through tho .English press,
"My Own Child,'' gives tho oxperienco
of ahlxtoen year-old widow, whose hus
band had Just died, nnd whoso infant
wna n bout to bo born. Bho flays: As is
u8tomury with younc mothers. I of
toncr feared that I should dio in my
-coming trial than live to 6eo my child
f-ow up and Nourish. Any happiness
might oxperienco in tho prospector
it only enmo by ills nnd starts. It seem
ed too terrible an or.leal to survivo, und
my fenr nt times overwhelming. I
brooded over it day after day until my
depression was utmost habitual, and
hnunted mo oven in sleep, would cnuso
mo to start up threo or four times n
night, shrieking for help.and trombllmr
from hend to foot with a horror which
I could only feel nnd not interpret.
Hnd 1 hod any ono on whom to le;vn In
l.lu nvtrnmttv. T slinillll lilivn linriltl
myself perhaps with greater dignity
and trust; but moro than overdid 1 now
fool myself to bo alone. Had llugh'ti
dear, Joyous volco been ublo to whisper
assurance to me, howovor Ignorantly, I
Hhould havo beliuved und rested on
him.
It was tho dawn of ono of tho enrllcst
days or March when I lay In my bed so
weal; nnd exhausted that I fell as If I
wero sinking through tho mattresses
and the iloor, right away Into Infinity.
Kverylhlngabove me seemed as though
I were In a dream. Tho voices of tho
persons who moved about my room
scorned far oil", as if heard through a
fog, and yet I could dlsfingulsh each
word thoy said, and watch in a kind of
indistinct and has'.y manner the groy
dnwn thatHtrugglud through tho white
window blinds and fought with tho
fllckly light of tho candlo which Dr.
CarllMo boomed to bo carrying all over
Uio room in tho most aimless way. I
could tr.ico tho unusual disorder of tho
apartment, and I could see that tho
faces which hnd beon ao anxiously peer
lug into miuo for tho last twolvo hours
had setth'd down Into something Ilko
their normal oxprosslon again. I know,
too, Unit my trial was over, and that 1
hatmussod through tho gates of hell
into tho calm hcuvon; but I was too
languid to think of anything elso. I
felt ns If my weakened tenses woro
gradually fading away Into uncon
Scloustiess, and all I deslrod was to bo
allowed so to fado away, and nover be
troubled with pain or pleasuro or any
amotion moro. 13 von a loud and oner
gotic squall from tho other end of tho
room did not arouso inc.
" A lino child," s.iid tho doctor.
Very lino, sir," responded tho
nurec who had been torturing mo for
twenty-four hours past with wlso saws,
questionable Jokes and worrying atten
tions, until I had begun to regard her
an an emissary of tho fiend hlmsoir "I
don't know as over I seo a floor. .She's
a recular beauty, flhu is; and such luugs,
too."
Theso words, accompanied by another
prolonged squall, mado mo feel a little
carious. Somo of tho few pleasant tin-ti-limtlons
I had ventured to lndulgo
in flickered back upon my memory.
" Doctor," 1 hald faintly. ,.,.,.
Husb, my dear! You musn't talk,"
was tho immediate nnswor, iu Dr. Car
llsllo enmo up to my bedside and felt of
wy pulse. "So-so! Wo nro getting
on But you must Ilo btill, Ilko a good
girl, nnd go to sleep."
"ilutniy baby "
0h, the baby' alt right! -A nlco
healthy little girl! Now, you know,
everything's well over, fco you must
ffit your eyos, nnd think of nothing
but have n good rest."
Rut tho equaling was still going on
(I believe they put tho baby on top of
ho chest of dniwers to keep It out of
to wiv), nd something milti now,
and th.lt I had never experienced bo
fore, began to spring upon mo at tho
2d, nnd raako my heart pulpltato
tt'rVTwlll go to sleep, but I
m" Afte'rSdf Sy dear, afterwards;
jounre not strong enough yet. Trust
mo, everything is right, and you slall
have It ns soon as you liavo rested a
little."
My ngltatlon was rising. Tho nurso
glanced nt the doctor, and tho doctor
nodded at tho nurse, nnd in another
moment n bundle of flannel was laid on
my left arm, nnd I trembled with eager
ness ns I pulled it open. A fat, pulpy,
red face met my viow, with a nou that
scorned to spread half over it, two weak,
swollen eyes feebly blinking nt tho
light, mud a mouth tht was silt from
ear to ear In fact, the orthodox new
born baby.
But I don't think I saw what she was
Ilko. I was experiencing that marvel
ous thrill that comes over a woman
when tho child of tho man she loves is
first placed in her arms, nnd in tho un
conscious littlo crcaturo besldo mo I
saw only Hugh's representative. Hugh
in his strength and beauty Hugh in
his imprudenconnd boldness Hugh in
his lovo for nnd protection of mo
Hugh on his death-bed! Oh! I had
never missed Hugh before ns I missed
him whoti I first beheld his baby in my
arms! Where was ho to rejoice over
this wonderful thing with mo? to bo
thnukful for my safety to nssuro mo
ho would lovo It for my sako nnd his
own? Where wns tho father of my
child? I only felt half a mother with
out him. Tho first word I uttered ns I
looked tit my little daughter's features
was his name. Tho first welcomo I
gave her wero tho tears that swelled up
weakly Into my eyes at tho remem
brance thnt ho could never seo her.
" Hugh!" I exclaimed brokenly, ns I
squeezed the littlo bundle to my bosom
anu turned my laco upon me ptnow.
"Come! come! this will novor dot"
said the doctor, ns ho hurridly mixed
somo horrid decoction in ti glass.
"Here, my dear, drink this; nnd nurso
tako the child into another room until
Mrs. Powers has had a sleep."
"No, no!" I said Imploringly. "I
will drink whntovcr you like, doctor,
but pray don't tako my baby from me!"
"Will you promlso nt to talk any
more, then, or oven to think!"
" I will promlso nnythlng if you will
leavo my baby Iioro."
So, fearing tho eirectof opposition, I
suppose, thoy did ns I desired thorn,
nnd with my lips pressed upon tho face
of my infant, who, with the instinct of
young animals, seemed to understand
I wns her mothor. nnd to bo nulto con-
cntcd to lie where she wns, I sunk off
into a sleep as pinciu as ncr own.
Tub Ummhino ok a OitisEitPUii
Wii'K. What a blessing to n house
hold Is n merry, cheerful woman ono
whoso spirits aro not affected by wot
davs. or littlo disappointments, or
whoso milk of human kindness docs
not hour in tho sunshine of prosperity.
Such a woman in tho darkest hours
brightens tho house Ilko a littlo piece
of sunshiny weathor. Tho magnetism
of her Hinllcsaud electrical brightness
of her looks nnd movements Infects
ovoryone, Thoehlldron go to school
with a sonso of something groat to
bo achieved; her husband goes into
tho world in n conqueror's Fplrlt. No
matter how people annoy mid worry
him all day, far off her presenco shines,
and ho whispers to himself. "At homo
T shall find rest." So day by day sho
literally renown his strength and ener
gy, and If you know u man with a
tnnmiiur face, a kind heart and pros
per us business, in tilno cases out of
ten you will find ho has a wife of this
kind.
BREVITIES.
GJvo tho tramps no quarter.
Mental pleasures do not cloy.
Hoys, don't keep bad compiny.
" I can't" nover does anything.
We can pardon, but can wo forgot?
Tho wicked lleo whon no man pur
suoth. Ho who tolls ono Ho moy becomo n
confirmed liar.
A small nnd oarly party Tho nows
papor boy.
Just tho placo for old maids Tho J
lovo Man.
Hogs in Ireland aro remains of fallen
forests, covered with peat and looso
soil.
In 17.10. an extonslvo oarthquako at
Ponco, Chili, uplifted tho whole coast
GO feet.
The term "Cockney" Isof Saxon ori
gin, and applied to nil born within
sound of Dow church (locution) bull.
Hope, Ilko tho sun, ns wo Joumoy
toward It, casts tho shadow of our bur
den behind us.
No peoplo nro such thorongh nui
sances ns thoso who aro porpotunllv
meddling with tho business of their
neighbors, who aro always on tho nlert
for anything suspicious always ready
to believe tho worst of everybody.
Heroes sometimes reason curiously.
Nelson told Lord Holland that ho ofton
felt pain in tho arm ho had loat, " and
this," added tho gallant warrior, " Is a
clear proof of tho Immortality of tho
houI, and sets tho question completely
at rest."
In 1687 tho sea retired from tho shores
of Peru, nnd returned in mountainous
waves, which destroyed everything on
tho coast; and among other places, Cal
lao. In 1740 tho sumo phenomenon
took place, and of tho 4200 Inhabitants
ofCallao less than 200 wero saved.
In 1CCC tho great firo In Loudon de
stroyed ia,200 houses, nnd all tho pub
lic bnildlngs, including eighty six par
ish churches. Binco that there has
been uo plague. Tho great llres at
Chicago, IJostoti, nnd tho late ono at
St. John, New Drunswlck, look email
in comparison.
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
CHOICE KECIPES.
Cocoanut Cake. Half cup butter,
two cups sugar, three flour, half cup
sweet milk, four eggs, two teaspoon
fills baking powder, ono and a half
cups grated cocoanut, or tho same
amount of prepared cocoanut. Hickory-nut
cako after this reeipo, using
two cups of nuts, Is very nice.
Lemon Julia' Cake. Throe cups of
flour, two of sugar, ono of butter, six
eggs, ono cup or sweet milk, ono tea
Epoonful of soiln. two of cieam tartar.
Lemon Jolly-Six ounces sugar, two of
butter, threo eggs, tho rind of ono lem
on, julco of two.
"Habty Pudding." Nino table
spoonfuls flour, 8lx eggs beaten light,
a quart of milk; have a hot oven, nnd
bafco 20 minutes. Servo with Bauce;
butter and sugar rubbed to a cream,
nnd flavored to your taste, Is very nlco.
The Trade Winds.
Tho Earth turns on Its axis from west
to east, nnd with It rotates dally the
enormous onvelopo of the ntmosphero.
Tho velocity of rotation nt tho equator
is something over ono thousand miles
an hour; at thirty degrees dlstanco it Is
about ICO miles less, nnd at tho poles
nothing. Therefore, whenever tho air
moves north or south on tho surfaco of
the oarth It will carry with It less or
greater velocity of tho rotation than tho
placo it passes over, and will turn Into
an easterly or westerly wind according
ns It approaches or recedes from tho
equator. In tho region of tho sun's
greatest neat tlio nir, rnrctieu ami tight
ened, Is continually rising, und cooler
currents como in on both sides to tako
tho place of tho ascending volume. As
thesosido currents como from n dlstanco
of about thirty dogrecs from tho equa
tor, thoy have, at Htart'.ng, an eastward
velocity man miles an hour less than
the localities thoy will eventually reach.
Consequently they will appear to lag
behind In all tho coursoof their progress
to tho equator that I, thoy will linvo
n westerly motion united with their
north and south movements. Thote
nro tho great trado winds, blowing con
stantly from tho north-west on thlssldo
and tho south-cast on the other side
of tho equator.
Tho forco of tho wind Is easily meas
ured by an anemometer. Soven mllos
an hour is n gcntlo air; fourteen miles a
light breeze; twenty-ono miles n good,
steady breeze; forty miles a gale; sixty
miles a heavy storm; nnd eighty to ono
hundred miles is a sweeping hurricane.
ANoijm: Ii.IjUbtiiation. Lord Car
narvon, in addressing tho pooplo of
Birmingham, used tho following illus
tration: " Travelers tell us that in somo
of tho Eastern seas, whero thoso won
derful coral islands exist, tho insects
that form tho coral within tho reefs,
whero thoy nro under tho shelter of
protcctlug rocks, out of tho roach of
wind and wave, work qulckor, and
their work Is apparently sound and
good. Hut, on tho othor hand, thoso
llttio workers who work outside thoso
reefs, in tho foam and dash of waves,
aro fortified und hardened,' and their
work Is firmer and moro enduring.
Anil solbelievo it is with men. Tho
more their minds aro braced up by con
flict, by the necessity of forming opin
ions up in difficult subjects, tho hotter
thoy will bo qualified to go through
tho hard wca and tear of tho world,
tho better they will ho ablu to hold
thoir own in that conflict of opinion
which after all it is a man's duty to
meet."
An Uxtinut Kaui:. Ono of tho
most remarkable races that ovor In
habited tho earth Is now extinct.
They wero known as tho Guanches,
nnd woro tho nborlglnes of the Canary
Islands. In tho sixteenth century, pes
tilence, slavery, and tho cruelty of tho
Spaniards succeeded i 1 totally extermi
nating thum. They nro descrihod ns
lmvlng been gigantic In Htaturo, hut of
a singularly mild and gentle nature.
Their footl consisted of barley, wheat,
and goat's milk, and their agriculture
wns of tho rudest kind. Thoy had a
religion which taught them of a future
state, of rowards nnd punishments after
death, and of good and ovil spirits.
Thoy regarded tho volcano of Toaorlflo
us tho placo efptinlshmont for tholmd.
Tho bodlosof their dead werocarefully
embalmed and deposited in catacombs,
which still continuo to bo an object of
curiosity to thoso who visit tho islands.
Their marriage rites woro very solemn,
nnd, beforo ongaging in them, tlio
brides were fattened on milk.
John McKwan, u well known reel
dent of this city, In former years,
died at East Portland on tho Mth Inst.
For many years Mr. McEwan had
been an inmate of tho Asylum, ilo
died at tho advanced ago of 07 years,
leaving a largo fcmlly of bons nnd
daughters, und graud children, many
of whom reside in tills part ol the
state. Ho was n native of IMcton coun
ty, Nova Scotia. Ills children surviv
ing him nro Robert II., of Clatsop,
William and Georgo I!., nnd Mm.
Davidson of Astoria: Alexander at East
Portland, nnd Mrs. Margaret Clark of
Canada. Aftoriuu.
Women fou School Ofkiceuh.
Tho eligibility of womeu for electivo
school offices in Illinois being now tin
disputed, the Jnuinbcr of lady County
Superintendents of schools is yearly
increasing. Two years .go threw or
four women weio elected to tha,t office.
At this year's county elections there
wero a dozen or fifteen Instances
where womon were nominated for
that office, and nine of them wero
elected.
An old bachelor probably wroto
this: " 'Twlxt woman und wine, man's
lot Is to smart; 'tis wine rnakos his
head ache, and woman his heart,"
DlUI.Ii FOIt SINGLE VOLUNTEKllS.
Fall iu Iivo with somo nmiablo ami virtu
ous young woman on the first opportunity you
have.
Attention Pay to her, assiduously ami re
spectfully. Right Face Popping tho question liko a man
and slio'll accept you.
Quick March To her parents and aak their
consent.
ltlglit Turn With her to thu church and go
through tho sorvico of holy matrimony.
Halt And rollectseriouslyforn fowmomeuts:
then detennino to ilovoto yourself entirely to
your wife.
Right About Face From tho haunts that
you havu frequented when single, ami prefer
your own home.
Advanco Arms To your young wifo when
out walking together, and dou't let hor walk
threo or four yards behind you. ntcrivuii
llrcak Off Dilliard playing, betting, and
staying out at night, if you wish to liavo A
happy liomo.
Conveiisation. A cclobrntod nu
thor says: If I wero to chooso the peoplo
with whom I would spend my nouns of
conversation, they should bo cortnlnly
such ns labored no farther than to make
themselves readily nnd clearly nppro
hended, nnd would have patience nnd
curiosity to understand mo. To have a
good sonso, and ability to express it, are
tho most essontinl and necessary quali
ties In companions. When thoughts
rtso In us fit to utter among fitmllar
friends, there needs but very littlo earn
In clothing them.
How it U Done-
Tho first objoct In life with the American
psoplo i to " got rich" : tho socond, how to
regain good health. Tho llrst can bo obtain
ed by onorgy, bouosty and saving; tue sec
ond, (good health) by using Qhkkn'h Auo
UvtFlowkh. Hhould yon bo adospondont
sutloror from any of tho etlbota of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, ito,, suoh as
Blok Ueadaohe. Palpitation or tho Heart,
SourStoiuaoh, Habitual Costivenoss, DI.jsI
new of tho Head, Nervous Prostration, Low
Hplrlts, ito., you need not sutler nnothor day.
Two doses of Auuuht 1i.owkh wiU relievo
youatnnon. Sample Itfltllcs, 10 oenia. ling
ular sieo 75 cents. Positively sold by all
llrat-clasa Druealnta In thn U. H.
P. C. ADVOCATE. $2,60.
WITH
Amorican Agriculturist, 53,50,
anu
Splondid Microscopo, $4,00,
Ono Your, ir OiinIi.
Cor All Methodist Ministers aro Agents.
J. H. ACTON, Editor,
JMml l'OIlTlAND. Or.
t.
Kicli Number contain Tiimitv two 1'aurr nt
rcailttiir. mmy lino Wooil Cut lllimtrnttnn. nml rnu
Coioiiuii 1'i.itk. A linaiitlful Otrilt'ii MiikuzIiio,
nrlntixt on iloijant iiupur, nii't frill of liifurmnliim
In Knullfh Hinl Herman. Price, rl.il a year: l'lvo
coiIp f',00.
VleU'o I'lowpr cntt Vecelublo (liirden,
M cimim tu piiicr cover; In hlvunt ctolli ruvur
J I IK).
Vtck'M Cittiilostip, .HO IllmtrAtloa, only 3
cent. AilUri'x.
J AM US VlCi:. Ituclicotcr. N. Y
Mr nimiinl tfulitlouuo nf Vcgclalilo nml
Flower Hucd for 1B7S will liu nut l'ltl'.K, In Jnniinr)
to Ml who apply. Uuttoimw of Uct ion(in uroil not
wrltu for tt. I olToroiia of tlio lnrci't rolled loim of
vckc tablo n'oil tver ii-nt mil by any ndt liouto In
Amurlra. a luo norticiii of which wero urown on my
fix hcuiI farms. I'rtntril illrertlona for tnlllvallon on
carli packnitu. All m-il void from my ci UlilUlime nt
wirmnt'cl to bo both froli nriiltiuu to immr; nt fur.
that nlioalil H proviiothcrnl'o I will refill tlio ordir
Kmtl. A tlio original Introducer of tlio Itiiblmril
ami Marlilchrad Siiinilici, tlio Marltk'tK-ait Cabbs
i;!', nml a rcoru of ntnrr now Truoliljli', I Invito tlio
palroiiHKo nf nil who aro anilnim toliavn Ihiir rcvil
directly irnm tho crower, frerli, true, ami of tlio wry
bcttatraln. Nw Vei:etiMo Afiieclalty.
JAMBS J. II. (lUKOOItV, JtarhlouVvl. Mt.
Notice
Al'KTITIOS IiuvIpk been tiled In tlio eonnlr rnurt
of IhoSmtDiif Oru.tm fur tlinrom ly of Aim Ion.
Inr llunpi.olotm-i't of U. H (Ireii')'re h eiiuillnii of
thn eLUeof J irepli Hiiuik h i .iiri-iilrnt minor, and
ItnniUy, Kidimary Itii. IM7S, at II o'ciMkln tlm foru
ii.hiii, liay.ii( been appnlnttil for hmrlnj. tbo 'anu,
now, therefon. all uermiu lnleretl aru breby ra
oulrid to appear In ld inurt, nt llm cwirt-toum In
njlein In ld ronnty, at raid time Hun and thtroto
rhnw rauu why -aid I'. S dreiiulru tbuuld liol bo
oppolntid uch cuardlan.
" JOHN O. I'BElll.KS.
JanllwS Ct.uuty Judno.
Final Sottlomont.
NOT I OK la hereby I'lten tint W, M. (Inrrllno and
Emma I.. Ji)De,admlnUtrl'ira ol the entato of
Delos K, June, latu of Marlon roun'v, U teemed,
have thl (lay filed thtlr (lral arronnt In the matter of
aid ertate, nml Saturday thu tilh day of February,
1KT8, at ten o'clock In thu fjrenoon of raid day. baa
botn 11 ltd ax thu tlmu for hearing the r-amu. All per
on iMereytcrt In Mid rr-tate aru therefore required
to appear before the county rnurt of the Statu of Or-pl-ou
at the day and hoarafo'rrald, and rliow rauiut,
if any exlot, why raid account rhoulo uot bo allowed
am raid admltiUUaton dlw.U""-d
W. M (10BHI.INB,
Jn,8,18Mw4 KMMV K JONES.
FOR SALE,
A rBW RAHK IHIAIIUAH tut llftOWN UMJ.
horn Kwl. from tl. te-t trtr In llu.Ud
HUter. KOOS lo Saoii. C, K. WIIKKt.KIt,
dec 13, tl, d'.i-dd", Ortion,
S2E0C:;:
A Yean. lKtntvria)td.llot.
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MAGAZINE
XXyntt'M Xjlfo 3avJLam.xxa..
Ai a conquoror of Ulioumatism. Gout. Nou
mIrIiv, Rtul euro tor Hcrolula and nil dlscnsos
nrlalriK from Impurity of blood, thn old nnd
rollablo Family Modlolno, JfyaW Life lial'
sam, slnutU uticqunlotl, hh (irovon by ovor
300,000 prent curt h JurliiR tlio past 30 yours.
Is a rmllcnl vcgolnblo Compound of Hursuim
rilln, Dook, Otmlncuiti, ito., nndapormnnont
otiro. Sold by nil dniKplstH and country
urocors. Tako nothitiK eluo, Btid If tltoy
iinveu't it wo sottd by nxpro'H, boxed, ovory
whoro, tit $1 nnd SI 25 por bottle; f i 00 ntut
$0.50 hnirdoy., Hyatt & Hyatt, UtO Urand
St., Now York.
Dr. H. SMITH,
rB
DBKTTI ST.
SALEM, OREGON.
Offlco movod over BREYMAN BROS.' NEW STOR1
-, Ofllco boura from 9 a. m. to B p. m.
NORTH SALEM STORE.
W. Zj. "WADE,
A T TUB BRICK STORK, HAS JUST RECJUV
Ck. ed a full arfortmentof
G-eneral Merchandise,
Dry Goodij
Groceries,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
Qalealatod for tie City and Conn try Trade. Bomrhtaa
low, and will bo fold at aa HMALI, A PROFIT, aa
Ihoaa who HKLL AT COST. fTQooit doUrcrcd to
iny cart ol the city froe of cbarae. NovSt
I, iii
Mr. Rohror'a New Romedy
FOR TXB I.UKQ1
Kf UBKTIlfa WITH WONDSliFVL BVCCSBSI
TIIS PURELT VRGBTAULR HBMEOT nAB
no equal In the relief and enro or Cougha, Oolda,
Atthma, llronchitlf, Uronp, Whooping CouKh, Moa
aloe, Ac. It ha a produced omo remarkable cure,
Sold by drucicl'ta generallr. Prepared only by
JOHN L. MIJKPIIV.Slnnmrmfh Or.
Ta whom all letters of bntttivraabould bo addreraed.
Farms and Land lor Salo.
IOFKKU FOR 8MB ONE FARM, 3!tO ACRES,
10(1 acrl In cultivation. Rood orchard, Itua'rdon
tho I'lraraut Hill road, about !4 nillra from Kuircns
City. AUo, about 1I0O arrca or MIXED LAND,
tomoof tbo lirrt vnllcy and bravcrdam Land In tho
rounly, umundi-d by hill and brnali land. Tora or
four very Rood farina tan bo tnadu nut of It. (lood
placo Tor a colony. Want to fell tho whn'e lot toccth.
vr. Thin I ami la iltiialcd In Leno county, about 14
mlle from K iireno City, and fix from Creawoll.
JoH Addrena V. II. DUNN, Kugtnt City.
NOTIC'K TO PKItSONS INTKNDI.VU TU
KMKiUATK TU 0UF.U0N.
Direct Passage from New
Yorkito Portland, Oregon.
Lam Dki'ahtment O. A O. II., I
roiiTl.ANii, JuneM, IH77. f
milB OIIKOON HTKAMcllll' COMI'AnV UAH
J. acreed to tarry on It. Iron utraundilp, now bclnc
built at Chunler l'a , liy John Itoach A Hon, upon hor
completion, on or about tho I5tli day of .lamnry,
lHTrl rtccrai;n pioenijerK Irnm New York to PurlUuil,
direct, vln ih. htrnlt of Mavellan, nl thu extremely
low ratoof lit 7 T. 00 currency, board Included.
ThlHHtcamor will bulho bet, atmncett nut molt
comfoilably arranitrd hlp uver Imlll In thu United
I'tati'K. Noi'i'il, iM.itf knoii'. l)lmvniton: sat) lent Iu
leuuth: 18 fei t beam; 31J depth of linld; rapacity,
v.'J 0 tonii; '.till raliln unit M) rteeravro iO(rni'i.
Tho flitlnir, up nt tlio U"!re,o will recelvu rpeclil nl
lentlim; u will lioprinlilcii with all modirnliuprovo
menlnMiil Iik ciitlUtluii will bu lurfict. livery at
tention will b'i paid In Hid romrorl of tmmnnrert,
and tho faro w III bo of the bt't qualltr. Part or thu
deck rr om will bu fitted up for icliljjrratlus.' purpoa
e. Mlthavlew to liiinlrli pjmnirera frcih mult dil
rlmr tho w hole vovnee.
'J'lio vojnu will bu inmle lnnont alitydayr.
'i'o afalol perxnu who ilejlro to emigrate to Oregon,
acrlculliiral and other Implemuita nlU bo taken in
very low raten
I or peranua Iioro who linrn frlclid' In thn Atlatitio
State wl.hlii; to roinuto (Ireoii thla filler n ruro
opportunity, aa the umioyaiiu i" ami fatlkpio of tbo
overland routu by rail aro avoided, and tho puaj;o la
coni'lderably lot. ,
I'm piitllcnUr Information addreaa V, O. Sci'm'.dt,
1 Hotilli WlllUm atroel, Nuw York, or
(jjmni p. Humn.zi:.
IjiimI A&ent O, X C. It. It. Co . Portlmd, 0n.
rrnio
PLUMMER FRUIT DRYERS,
I'utuntcit April 1877.
riVlim: MACIIINK-t Altti UNHUItPAHSItt) 1IY
I. any oilier for Drying or Pru'ervlni' Frulu and
VrL'etabU' of all kluda, and aro c-lnlructol and lur
ulihod completu In fuurdlirereut rlcea, namely:
Tlio Tout Tli ii mli llryer-capaclty of tf
buahtl of applet per hour price . 75
Th Smull I'auilly Urjer-cupaclty of H
hJidiela pir bour-piku , fl'JS
Tlio l'mnlly Ilryor-capaclty of a buihala
per hour-prlco QWJ
Tlio I'actory Dryer capacity of U buakala
per hour pike
Thcao Drjcra wero awarded the Centennial Medal
ami Diploma at Philadelphia In 1HNI. Alao, tho Uold
11 dal ol thu Htato of Oreirou fur lb7t), for cxceUeuco
of flavor, color and condition of Fruit.
All Uc coDitautly ou band and furulihed ou abort
cat notice.
farm and i'ounty lllsblu for aalo.
For further particular and dtwrlptWn ca'aloiae
addreaa V. H. Pl.UMHKIt,
Patiutee and altimfacturn,
Jel'lf Kaat Portland, orcoa.
A C0MPLETK LINE 07
A. 11 3XT DES & &,
Saddles,
Whips,
Collars,
Bridles,
Robas,
jpur?.
Etc.,:Etc.
at.
DEARBORN'S,
ON GOMMERCIU STRE-T,
DUlUllN'd 1II.OCK,
SADISM OHEGON.
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