WILLAMETTE FARMER.
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CpFESfONDEftCE.
. THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Distribution of Awards.
HIOH 01 II llfi.t I 1! (OllllMI'ilMil "i".l
I'viii, CM SNt, ISTS
'llu "lil Ai.ihb' f n tinny miijj tip lil.e a
m kit ami mining ilrivwi like a stick inimt U
r ii-u-il hi ipiMMiignf thu Kxlulntifiii if ls"
N itlmi; i .ml 1 h ive been mote iitittttor.alilv mis-
iM- tli in tin. oMnnitf cutvinonyi imtliuiu;
t ..ri sun "Ktul tluiti tlmt vihieli liii luouylit
tli riiti rpliii 1 1 dm Pur weeks lifter tin-
J in induration tliu juLiuo in the ( liamii li Mam
w as to mull nil extent uiicuiulicroil mtli 1 1 1 -
o' iii'il in kitu vises tint, c"tccit in tlm l!n-
glisli soitioii, tin' Kxluliitli.il was niteliistoii anil
it suite, while tliu Troeailcro wns kept riejiill
uoseil after the nilil 1 air Iml lieeii iun it
full month. At tliii Moment tliu niieu tlmt
ivxteniU fiotn tliu Deolu Milltnlro to tlio l'laco
du Troculoro contain, iniltiMy, moio treas
ures tlinn Imvouvcr hecii lollectcil together In
ono iot nunc tliu lii'ituihitii! of tlio world. It
is satisfnctur) to hue to rccoril tlmt tlio man
agcrs who have workeil ni w lint promised to lio
1 gigintio fiilmo to a liugu succesi, lmu profit
cil liy tlio experience of tlio opening day, an I
lino avoided at tlio ceremony of tlio distrihu-
tiou of prics all the hlundcl that touveitcil
tlio inauguration into n colossal fiilure. No
praise wmilil lio excesstiofortho really wonder
fill way in which tlio enormous nudieiico. assem
bled to-day in the I'.alils ilo I'lndustrm weru
"oiulucted to tlio seats net apart for tliu dlller
cut classes of actors ami spectator, 'llivte
vat no acMinuliiig for places, no obstruction
it tlio doors, nor wai there at any moineiit Uio
slightest confusion in tlio carrviii,; out of tlio
ncccssinly elahorite Arrangements. Although
some "J,(X)i) iHirsous were prcsint, tlio wide av
enue were never allowed to lio lilocknl up, nml
tlio guests were induced torouiaiu in tlio phces
assigned to tlivni liy olllcials whoso courtesy
w is only to Ikj pirallcloil ly tlio ohtuseness of
tliu police at tliu inaugural ercinony, Tlio con
sequence was tlmt tu-il.i)' fetu m a complete
ijuiss, and tlmt uvervliody was dicply im
pressed lij tlio tiiijiiitlieiicu of a spectacle liner
tl in anv tiling tint Ins ct Iwcii produced im
lur a ItcpuMiitn rcgi'iio. A ruproacli often
leveled ngvuist a ltcpiilille is that it ilooa noth
ing to satisfy tliu lovo of splendor Inherent in
the iKipulai in ;ul -tl .it ill fact it st mils at as
great il ill advantage coiupircd to n inoii-irc-liy
is I'rotestaiitisni does to Citlioliiiini in coun
tries v hero tliu luiu of music, an I iii'or, and
pomp is liiv.itlicd in with tlio very air. N'o
fiucli reproach cm henceforth hu launched at
tin) classically modeled head in which nt to
dsj'n fetu tliu l'mich ltepulilic was Ideallcd
With tlio single exception that tlio famous
Cent (larde wero to-diy replaced liy tholiarde
Uepulilicainc, thern was no particular in which
tlio ceremony dltlered from what it would h in a
been If tlio Dniperor had still occupied tlio
thrsna of France. And although tlio employ
went of tlio military most certainly added to
the effect of tlio Hcene, thcro were not wanting
rigid puritans who, if they could hao hid
their way, would not luvo allowed a lujonct
to ho seen in a place which, for tlio tnnu Iming,
wasempL .'Kally a temple of peace. Hut, as
tho soldiers were very useful in lining tlio av
cnuet that surround tliu l'ahls, and in markitig
tlio Mocks of ne.its in tliu interior f tliu Imilil
tugs, it is iingracious, espc-cially in a military
country liko France, toohiect totliclrpreseneo.
Thanks to tlio admirable decorations, and to
tlio extraordinary anety of uniforms worn lij
repn'seiit.itives of eerj country under tho sun,
tlio coup !' it was as rich in 10W as tliu most
ardent nilmi.cr of ltuliem could desire. To
,uy notliibi; of tliu diptnm itists who formed a
d iwling group to tliu iiiimcdi.ito light of the
President, theru were c.ittirtd .ilnmt au.oug
tliu dch-gitei and c-omnii'sioiicrs of foreign
oountrlih teciuicns of military uniforms ami
, civil costumes such as rarelj indeed aro drought
together. Whllu riaiicukupphed hcnmoUof
color in tliu eo.it, toured with pulm leases, of
tho members of tho French Aca.leui, and in
tho rolws of thu Judjus of tho various courts of
Hw, it was only the D.-puties and Siiiaturs
who wero conspicuous in their place of honor
by tho phln ovening dress which was do rigu
eurforall nut m mi? Vin who enteied thu
building. As they weru marshalled up to their
nlicc of honor w i tli the same st ito w hic-h was
shown to thu Mirshil, the words "1'Vi.i lnen
diitiuguu" cims to onu's lips, and o ia full tlmt
under a Itepublie the representatives of the
sovereign )ooplv needed i.o euitun u to add to
their dignity.
It is unt w.thout reason that a leading lie
publican journal, whilo ivgrvttlng thuapproaeh
in; end ' '"' L'niveri.il KxNitloii, which
now, n on tho openity ilay, is tho object of tho
wonder ami admiration of tliu assembled world,
v ilecribes It as about to cloy in full aiioce.s.
Indeed, eii.eo May 1st, when tho uuiijiiral cer
emony was iiiarrtMl, until to-di), when its last
grind fcto was eeltbiated with the pomp and
dignity Iwlltting such an occasion, the l'xhibi
turn, q far fnmi disphj ins a singto sign of de
cline, haa graduallj increased m success. Tl.u
beginnings of to-day's rejoumss, as far as re
gards the general popuhtion of Paris, were i ot
sj conspicuous for their enthusiasm as thu)
were on Ma) 1st, but it must ls ruuenibered
that the field was iiicompaiabl) smaller. Tho
inauguration of the Trocadero ami tho Champ
de Mars was the welcoma of the French nation
to the world. To-day's ceremony at the Palais
do riudcitno was, as it were, a private feto m
honor of the ofiicevs, jurors and exhibitors,
who, by their combined efforts, lme made the
t success of tho Kxhibition.
last lay of the Fair.
Piris, Oct. 23th, 13TS.
1 have often wondered, jiaasing that very
'lashionablo florist's shop close to the 0 rand
llotel des Capucmes, who can be the purchaser
of the enormous loujuet "bow pots" our
grandmothers used to call them which display
their rainlow hues In the midst of an envelope
of paper large enough, to all seeming, to serve
as a tablecloth for a iarty of four. No Udy, I
should say, of a stature shorter than that of
!m fsrrn.figftiu
thoso big bouquets There aro very few fash
ionable bills just at present, as society in the
noble faubourg is waiting for the provincials
mil tho "Kxpoiitioinrds" to go away beforotho
rual scisnii begun Ministerial dinners nml re
ci'ptiniis iliinnt tike phcu fiery night Frr
what purpose, then, are t'mu tremendous lou
ipicts nt the !l mst's tiuir tin-(.rand llotel in
ti'iiileip I iintiiHil tint tlie- Kiew higher and
lngKcr as tli day f r the dt'tnhiition of prices
divw iiciier. and I began to fancy tint the pro
diuiniis nstinlliiges of Mowers would Ik- pre-
'elite I of i niip bv ymng ladles ill white
muliii fo.il jiuiiig la Ins to inih IwHUiurt to
Mnilntiii' li Mnn-c-hale tie MaeMabon and her
I prilKely md lllimtnous guests on their arnx.il
' nt the Pal lis du I Industrie No, thu big boil-
iint leiiiaiiiud it thu tlorist'son thu P. mloeard
des I ipuciiios throughout the lejoldiigs of
Moinli).
On Tuesday I went to the IMnl ition. and
entering b) the Porto Hipp ouu of thu llrt
objects tint met my eyo was thu biggest of nil
the big boiupicti that the Wlll'es of Paris could
gither toguther gloingon the axle of nu im
mense wheel in tho French machinery depig
ment. I nm not iuterusted in machinery, ami
am ipiitd ignormt ot thu nttiibutes uf the par
ticuhr piecoof methauism uiipiestion I only
know that it is very I irge, tli it its odor is not
nt all pleasant, ami that w hen in motion it
makes a hornblu iioi'c, now reminding )ouof
the lamentations of thu hto Mr. nu Am
burgh's tawny pupils under hn corrective crow
bar, and now siiggestiuof their howls of ux
ultatioii iu tho supposititious caso of Mr. Van
A in burgh dropping his crowd tr, and thu lions
and tigers doing then in a position to fill upon
nml dine upon hini. At .all ueents, there was
the machine, and there, casting siiushinu iu n
shady place, was tho big boitmtut. Theru was
something elio. Iluiieath thu prodigious posu)
w is n broad plaque, nu which were blaoued
tho magic words, "(irand Prix."
It is M. Max I'rumuit7, of thu Aeniic il
l')lau, tho well-known ihromo-lithographcroii
metal, whov hrilliint, enamel-looking trade"
mark cartoons oxecutcd for commercial and
miiiufictiiriiig llrms, ,iru as well known iu oth
erpirtsof Ihiropu.-uin France, who for some
tima pist h u been busied iu getting up the g.i)
plaooei tearing the stirring inscription, "(irand
Prix." Put "Sic os lion vobis" tho pruwib
w soiiiuw hit must). M Max Cremnitz, who
has a cry meritorious exhibit of his own pro
duet i iu thu Pal ice of thu Champ du M irs, nml
who has gained haudsoniu distinctions at
numerous International Inhibitions in dilforcnt
parts of thu world, has only received a hronzu
medal in tho coneours of IH7S. .Such is tho
irony of fate. Thu shoemaker's childron aro
alw.i)s ill-shod, t.et us how that justico will
yet be dono to M. Max CremuiU, in tho shape
of tho cross and thu red ribbon. Hut his casu
is only ono ot many hundreds m which it his
liceti found that thu w liiserings of fancy h.iu
been listened to with rash credulity, ami that
the phantoms of hopo havo been pursued w ith
unavailing eagerness. Multitudinous aro thu
exhibitors deprived of thu proud (rivilegu of
nllixing to tho foro-front of their htalls tho
gleaming ensign with "(Irand Prix," or ovon
"Mcdaillu il'Or" printed iiiioii it. Fuw and far
between are tho triumphal l)Uiicts alioto the
maehiues or too glass lases of thosu who weru
most fully liersuadod tint they hould hu nblu
t" celelmite their victory byanaintice to Flora.
Iu general, among tho French exhibitors ilisap-
pointuniit has not been met with cheerful, or
o en with n-efiil resignation. Tlcre Ins been
a goo.! deal of cteiuhiiig of lists, of hu ding of
hums, and of muttering of maledictions lot!i
loud mid ileap, over tho otlicial jirtxu list; nml
Cham, the uiric-.iturist, with hu usual humo
rous ox.iggeratiou, luii aptly hinted at thu frame
of muni of a nnn-ivcipieut of rewanls, who ad
ministers . i ouuding kick to npoaciblo null
Milii.il who is looking at his wares. "Puiripio
je ii.ii p.11 ilu iiiudaille, ju noioux plus (pi'un
regardu d ins mi itrino" No medal, no moru
sight-see-ing, onus the inrage-d exhibitor. It is
embirriisliig to enter into converge with tluso
dis.ippoiuteil ones They button-hole you with
terrible tonicity, mid pour feirful tales of
wrong into ) our oars "Imagine, my dear sir,"
si)'s Monsieur Phllcumu, of thu Passage Pus
tiche, perfumer, "nothing for my ltoso Dubarry
lips impiover; nothing for my Paphian e)c
brow -aahon nothing for my Mit) Ionian I. air
oil; whllu tint animal, that butor, that imws.
itor Coilpechou, of tlio P.iasagu (irosradis, gets
two medjlstwo, my dear sir, n gold and a sil
ver ono for his miserable cir.pitc-ruil carrot
It is an u.fjiii) ' it is a nciudal1 e'est iniu pin r
nturc '" Thu mtuipitcrnal carrot is, I mu givi n
to understand, a simulation in India-rublwr of
the v egeiahlu iu ipiostion, strongl) impregnated
with thu juice of carrots, leeks, tiniuns, ami wi
foith. On tho tempiU-rnal ean-ot being ttcejied
ill hot water. th llivor of julienne soup is,
aft 1 1 a few minutes, unpirted to tho heated
tluid: and tho oarr-tt can then lie tul.m out,
carefully dried, ,u i put aside for future use iu
s-vcula s.CvMloniii. a highl) iu,'unnms inven
tion. The Reward of Industry and Fidelity.
IMitor Wilkvi.uttu Fanner
In an nar'y dy two ung iiers.un, a man
a.id a woman, crossed the- Ohio ll.Ver at dalll
ohs, and applied at ni) brothers tau-)ard for
work for the man- mid his wife would assist iu
houoork. They wero not needed, and so
passed on northward Their wiilth consisted
of an extra suit of clothes, and a couplu of hun
dred dollars in money. Thuy were of or,
but honest, industrious and respectahlu iarc-uts,
They had be.u acquainted from childhood,
r.iied near each oth.-r. and educated at the
same s:hool. They loved each other always,
and when v illiam Conover thu )Oung man
finished his apprenticeship at the tanner's
trade in Botetourt County, Va., he married the
lovely, virtuous and well raised Lucy Murray.
Their wealth was too small to begin business
in Botetourt Count) ,anl so they started for free
Ohio, where industry and fidelity could injure
its reward. When they arrived at Chilliccthe
they made application to a farmer-turner, w ho
owned a fine farm within one mile of the Court
House in that town Upon this farm Mr. Ter
ry, the owxer, had erected a tan)ardof twenty
Uying-away vats, and a bark-house, shop.
liuneaU leaches bates, and a good
bulk house. His oldest apprentice hid just
arrived at ago and gone out towards Sandusky,
and thu remaining .apprentice was not capable
of c.arr)iiig on the tan) an! The owner's time
was nialnl) taken up in dming forward the
fat in. mid he nuld not well attend to tho t lit
ynrd Thus wen-atlurs with Mr Terr) win u
Mr I ,ti i,r Mul Ins i xii tb"it ouni wife ar
rieidthire lb1 it nnn- himl lt I oiioeel to
tnl.i i Inrge irf the t un ard, and bi wile to md
Mrs Terry in hniiwhold iml kit.'nen work.
l.s i) thing went on well, and t'tosi sti nig-
ers lose fast in the citveiu of tin ir eiupli.)eis
. and the miplvanniml One jtar passe liwnj.
and Mr Terr) doubled the wiijes of Mr. ("on-
. 0er and his wifu. Mrs Ti rr In-ciiine m it-
tiehvil t her new friend tint she would not
heir of n ep.iratloti In twuen them. At tho end
of the second )o.ir, Mr. Terr) projoed a joint
I pirtnership with Mr Connver, giving him
iroillt without Interest for two)eirs on what
C. could not thoi-place in the llrm. 'I his was
aL'reed to, mid nice buildings for a residence
for Mr. Coiiover weru erected on tho taii)nrd
ti.ictof six ncres. At the end of tight years
C. pitrclnscil the whole interest of his partner,
nnd piid for it in two n.oru )ears. Ho carried
on live )cirs longer, and sold out tho tan)anl,
stock nml six acres of land for SJ.",0O).
About this tunc Mr, Terr) sold out his farm,
which then joined up to C'hillicotho, for ?.!(,
(HU). He was becoming old, and desired to re
tire from active life. His eldest son, a gradu
ate of one of thu colleges of Ohio, entered into
partnership with Mr. Conover In the mercantile
business iu I hillicothe, and the llrm soon took
tho lead iu business. Mr, Conovcr's honesty
mid tidelit) weru unquustionud, nnd his old
customers of his tanjard Hocked to him as a
merchant. Tho two families rosided near each
other in tho city, and a most sincere and nflec
tionatu friendship existed lietwein them from
first acquaintance. Tho) were temperate,
moral and upriglitjKoie, ami though fortuiio
smiled iiioii themil thoy weru over plain,
friendly ami familiar people.
The) became very wealthy, .and llnill) owned
very Urge possession iu town, besides n large
w holesalu store. Two of Mr. Terry's childiuu
his eldest son and third daughtermarried
two of Mr. Conovcr's children - a daughter nml
sou. Thus "industry ami lidelify" had their
reward. Dvvw Nkwsdvik.
Nov. :10th. 1S7S
Loiter From Tumor.
Titnhi, Nov. 21. ISTS.
IMitor Willamette Farmer
Whcitli living idiipifd from this place at
quite a lively rate, alxiut l,XX bushels going
away daily. Quito a number of hogs (butch
end), also. Now buildings aro still going up,
ami work on tho now llouring mill is being
pilsbid ahead. Hut active business is not suf
fered to interfere with social nutters, nnd be
sides tho regular outfits of .Masons, Odd Fed
low-f, flrangers, flood Templars, several church
organizations and a Hallbath School, Turner
alio sports n- Singing Society mid a Debating
Club, That essential element of western civi
lization, tho "Heathen Chiuoo,"wo havo not
yet. Hut w-u aro grow iug.
Thu llleakuey ltrothors are fitting up their
new storehouse, mid it is expected that a store
will !m opened therein before long, Mr. Crom
well's store-room, under tho Masonic Hall, is
nlso being newly painted nnd fitted up for n like
purpose. Turner w ill then havo three stores,
Histoid of one, as now H.
THE COMINQ CROP.
l-Mitor Willamette Farmer
From ever) indication, tho ensuing crop in
Marion county will be far ahead of any previ
ous one. A much larger .uroago is sown this
fall than usual, mid thu wheat looks very well.
Xeail) all thu grain liuds nut now sown in
v. Iu a tare well bmkiu up, drained, and iu lino
condition fur n crop next spring. 'I ho Chiuesu
are clearing up n largo acreage this winter,
which e-nu lio broken up beforu spring, and will
bring n full crop. It must lu admitted that
this county is ahead of any valley county for
wheat. This is owing to so much new, rich
lands being brought into cultivation lately, and
tho old lands m deeply plowed ami drained.
Dec -Uli, ISTh. D. N.
jdiE jflD Science.
.Sumo ttiilmul-i Mich ns (ho ox, liuvu
four stomachs Tlio .iiiiich or llrit
sloin.u'h, is ly fur thu lurciM; to tho
rlght nnd front of (his vNi-us Is the
M'coinl "tuiniu'li or lionny-coml). In
tliln (ho food is ilc'jiosilod nftur u linsty
m intliMtlon, nnd from tliotico it Is reuov-
ort'tl into tlio mouth, wliuro tliu mil-
in il ruminates or "oliows (ho iriiil."
Tlio thiid ntomu'ii is i-omicitcd with
tho ('c-oiiil itom.ic-li :i:.(l tlio Ktillot, nnd,
at its lower inrt, with tho fourth
itom.K-h or rennet. TJie fojd, on helng
a r-conu uiuo swuiiuwou, iMsifd
tlirongh n -small section or.'eanul of tho
Ktillot, illii'tt Into (ho llilnl itomneli.
lliofood uIiIlIiIii (lie llrit iuilnuce i-
nunllouod, I- bulky, mid hy prejslti
upon tho gullet dilate-, lt- lower aper
ture, nnd thus makes a vy for itself
Into tho paunch.
Mr. Keif of Alexander, I'.i., nwoko
tlio other morning to find his well dry
and its iottom fillen out. Ho pro
cured help and descended 201 feet into
nt Iiumonso cavo strdt.'hlni,' In ovory
direction. Flowinir streams and sta
lactite loot their aid to tho romance,
nnd u ureclmcn of nlcklo oro was
nroujjht away that proved to bo of ur
perior quality.
In n sermon, Itov. Dr. Alger on "Tho
Chronic Miracles In Human Life," (he
human fac-o was particularly fcpeclfled
as tlio miracle of miracles. Made up of
but few featured, yet tho 1,200,000,00ft
faces on the globo wero every ono so
different that nny pcr-son could readily
distinguish any ono from any other.
A miss-take Getting married.
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PENCIL NOTES FROM OLD LINN.
Kditor Uillvmetto Farmer-
As it has been sonni tune since I Inv,' seen
mi) tiling ,r""1 "", lnr' of the lountrv, I
tho'ipdit I won! I drop )on a few i nt. , I. iiii
wiini of jour iiiauermis readers inv ' nitir
ested hi whit ij t; Mini on in tins vninilv
I'hantv (.raiu'i. N . 103, has just movid in
to their new hall, which thov built hit summer
at a cost of ul o it 8stX). nnd vvbnh wn tk-ili-cited
to the I". of II. last Sitnl la), N'-v '.':l
I Wllltl) to give ) mi mi outline of tin- aflan
On the Thursday before, noine of the fc-ooil
isters mid their friends who were not uionibers
met .at tho new h ill fur the purpnsu of deco
ratmu' it, ltrother .loseph I'eirl and others hav
ing brought them about lulf a ton of ever
gtvens from thu forest for that purpose. So,
with thu nssist.ancu of some of tho brothers,
the sisters erected n scaffold and went to work,
placing two wreaths of evergreens all i around
the hall, with tho words, "Welcome, Welcome,
Chanty Orange, No. 10,1," undo with ever
green boughs facing the entrance Helou this
was the charter, surrounded by a wreath of
evergreens, surmounted b) a bunch of grain,
and on the walls wero many pictures of
"Fruits an I tl mir. nij rural kviws,
Alt urouthcil In e-trrn "
Saturday, by l) o'clock, the crowd began to
assemble, and by 1 1 res many as two hundred
pooplo wero on the ground to enjoy tho festivi
ties of the day. At 1 1 o'clock, at thu sound of
thu master's gavel, thu homo camu to order. and
the exercise opened with pri)er by llev. Mr.
Perkins, of tho Methodist Church. Song b)
Choir "Though tho Winter be Cheerluss and
Cold," when V. M. 1'. II. Wiglo undo i short
address of welcome, stating thu object of the
meeting. Song by choir, after which llro. S.
S, Train, M, of H.arnsburg (Irange, was in
troduced and delivered a ver) interesting ad
drtss, which w.is listened to with marked at
tention by thu crowded audience for three
quarters of mi hour, when llro. T. i. Porter,
of Halsey, was Introdtiu'd and maduximin very
interesting rem irks, wliiih were to thu point.
II. II. Allen, of liaise), was then called for,
mid allowed the neiessit) of strict temperinee
11 the grange, is well asover)whero elsu.
Mri. Train, Ceres of tho State Orange, w.ai
introduced nm! undo some very pleasant re
in irks to the sisters of thu Order, encouraging
them iu their calling, ami admonishing them to
never bo ashamed that thu) wire thu wivus and
daughters of farmer.
Iluv. Paul A. Smith, Uniorsihst, of Salem,
was called fur and rescinded iu a few- remarks,
Itov. A. I. Wiglo then canto forward with a
few well-timed remarks on the sociability that
hu saw existing, but not being v granger, did
not know whether grangers weru alw.a)n so or
not,
Hon. W. C, Ikaird, of Hrownsvillu, was then
called up and congratulated the grango on thj
evidence of prosperity that hu saw existing
about the pe'emiscs,
After reiliarks by some members of thu
grange, tho crowd liegati to look hungry, when
rccen was announced, and then cuiiu thu
crowning feature of thu day. Thu hall was
cleared and tho table prepared, and to see tho
stacks of chicken mid ham, and mountains of
cake nml pies, fruits, itc, to say nothing of
tea and cotf io hot from tho htove. w.u enough
to make any man w ish hu "Could boa Ckvn
n in. and with tho (iraugors stand." Some
made the remark whin wo weru building thu
lull that it was like building a house for n dead
man, but if they had bien theru list Situnliy
they would Invu concluded tint ( lurity draugu
No. ID.'I was a pretty lively lorpio.
Now, Mr. IMitor, there may lie dead granges,
but the great principles of tho grange cm nev
er die. Thero is a certain clwii of individuals
who think Iuxmuoo they nro dead ns mciiihcr
of tbo older, that tho order itsulf is dead. Hut
wo would havu be en moru prsierous to-di) if
thu gates had never been otiou tosuih Hut,
thank Providtiieu, we nro getting rid of such
rubbish, nover to bo wiightid down with tlinn
again, ami my prediction is (though I am not a
prophet nor thu sou of n prophet), that thu
grauga will bo iu a moru prosperous condition
two years hence than it over was.
In conclusion, I would siy that I think tint
every one that was nt our imetiugwas well
pleased, and win taw a) feeling tli it it w. vs good
tint they wire there. '1 lio following resolu
tion was got up, hut owing to tho la tenuis of
the- hour was not intlodueed
Itusiilved. That the thank i of Char.t) Orange
bo nni are hcreb) tendered to llro. and Sister
Trim and llro. T. I, Portirand othcia foi liv
ing present and addressing thu meeting. Also
to the choir for the ver) excellent imuiu fur
nished for the occasi'ui, and to tlio audience, fur
their unifoim good old- rand attention through
out thu exercises.
1 could wntu more, but do nut wish to ti a
)our leaders and tlio.i, that druad iute baa
kef More anou Jtutl' His
They All Take it.
Whim tno .)!., nm Is inn (lo-vii to that i'.i
ttiitthst von in si sloHplHsiiiglitH, nro ncrv
outaud irriialile, Inevo uomiy f ikiI)iiiIIiil;,
hour t-toinscti, kick iii-ailst'ho nnd eontul
tonmin, du not enroll youri us lilxli irliHio
In tbo roar rank, uiidor (n.nnral lability, but
clieer up nml trv Wiilto' Prlrli I'lnwiir,
the (ireat l.tvor 1'anacn, now fur mi'o In
every oily ami town on tho ('nniliif in. No
iiibdlelno over eniiinonrnlHil Is liaif IimmiuhI
for lh euro of DVSl'l.l'.SU anil l,lVj:il
CO.Ml'J.AIN'r. It ban a fMcitlu powr over
the liver, hiii! by eiirlug tho liver, I)jhjku
hU and all other illi,ases Brlslni; from it,
vunlsu as If by niHgio. .S.uniilo botllos aro
sold at Uio small pche of 'ilconU Hint will
convinro )ou nf Iih tuerl'H, I.argo tizs
bottles ".' CHiits far mtlo ovnrxwhere.
Buggies, Carriages, Hacks
O.V IIA.VU, AM)
2HA.ll!: TO OHUER
IUO,
ill VrMclcH llcpilrcd on Shorl
u .olltf.
IP VOU WANT TO HUV HOVKTIIINt NICK
and tiew.or asrsscsrrlsics msdejmt lo jojr r,o
llon, ete u a call, sr.'l yoa shall bars Jst wbst
jrou vrsnt. If (tie cmtsjte ion Uave Deeds repalrluK,
He caa do It la toi iUsie,
KNIGHT & LYNCH.
Salem, Oct. Soif
t Mni-rtts, .-,.,,,,,, , ,,,,,.
M I
ADDRESS TO OUR READERS.
u now occupy a position in tho field of
journalism wheru wu aro ablu to furnish thu
fanners of the Northwest a nowspipi r devoted
to tin ir interests and Urge enough to allord
space for ever) topn whiih the) i m wish to
have distussi-d When we purihaid (hi
Win vmitii I'viivini, six iml .ahuf )oii igo
it w is not ovir one thinl the present sun, ami
we have ste.adil) enlirged and improvixl it mi
til it I sic md nut)- to the gtvaivst inetropoli
tan jotinnl puhlisheil north of San Friiiieiseo
rm " v vi n nif I'Knri t, s im un i
Thep ipl-of tli s region ileserve to h ivi a
newspapir of thur own, and this is tin mil)
one tint can lw i ailed so All others an1 ii ti
ii in or iKiiiiis.ui iu i iic-iirco in it l niveius 11 1 ir
" '
beinj nceetited as evnonents of lliu iiiiueiiilis
wu should all hold il. common, or advocates of I
the interests of the people collective!) It is J
notorio'ls tint the piJK'rs that monopolio the I
ii.m iii.l s.i in,,, t ,mmit,.t..k ,u , mu H, ii.l
news ami so most lomplotel) on up) tlm lie'il
of joiinilllsin, are controlled and directed iu
the interest of Portland capitalists, wheit
speculatori ami politic! ins, while thogrispiiig
avarice of the most intolerable monopoly tli it
is known to tho Pacitlu Northwest, out) iu
ccives from it words of commendation.
on: KM.viiurvii.NT.
With the space at our command nt the
present time wu shall hu able to cover a mot o
extended tleld than heretofore. Wo shall give
the most tniportaut news of each week, ntati.
national .and foreign, so that v reader of tho
F.viimhi i,in havo no excuse for being ignorint
of all important events tint transpire at homo
orahroa! It shall Im a newspaper, and n
peoples piper in ever) important sense.
Thu Fvioimi is not only enlarged but it
wears a new dress, our t) polling now, m that
tho print is pi nu to the oldest eyes Wo hope
to m iko tho matter published iu its columns
i-iirtespiiudwitli itssiu and gcnurit appearance
urn rosiTio
Our editor; il columns will discuss populir
iiucstiuns on th.'ir intromit- merits, standing on
the bpnd plitform of right and morality,
where, unfuituiiitely, political ami sectarian
journalism i an i-eldom Is) found, pvrlmps be
cause it is so wnlo ami their idcu, ho Hellish
and narrow, the) would be lost Ilium it.
lll'.llll'sl'OMU'M K HKMIII1.II.
Our corresp itideucu from the Hoplo Ins nl
ways been interesting, and with more room ut
comm md and the greiter circiitition wo aro
acipiiriug with the growth of tho Statu popul i
tion, we can reisonably expectthat its interest
will increase. Wu invite all Interested In the
uolilo occupitmn of agriculture and stock r us
ing to send us thu results of their evK'ru mo.
or to make known their wants or .lend iinpuries
or suggestions to our columns, ho to draw out
ths enperienco of others for tho public good
TIIK "rVllVll'.lt" A IIUVMIi:' lllldVN,
Wo hopi- to maku thu l'.Uilil.ll accejiUihlo to
thu gran -o by furnishing news of thu progress
if that great onler in our iiwii region mid elsu
where, and wu sli ill Itu gliul to receive commu
nications show ing thu progruss of its principles
and thu goo I accomplished by its working
members. Wo encounter, even among farmers,
considerable opposition to thu grange, mid fro
ipiultt objection to the publication of grange
matter, but wu intend to havu room in the
FviiMKli for all, and all the good objects of tho
Orderof Pi'.rousof Husluiidry hivo oureiru
est s) nip ith) and desenu all tho mipport wu
can give them. It is to ho regriid tint I
society th it slwuld hue for its object tin
suciil, inttlluctuil and initen.il advaiuemeiit
of thu whulu firming iiopuLitiou, i iiinot be mi
conducted is to comm iml tliu nupport and
sjwet of uvury f.armr in tho l.itnl. Piolnbly
tlieio is a gre.lt ilo.ll of hum ill nitiiio Ikj'.Ii hi
ulilo and uutsiduof the onler.
the viviiKirr.
We hive facilities, thioilgh the mint roll idle
private sources, for giving the rxai t news of
tho wheat in lrkctn in Sin l'i un nm and l.iver
hxi! recvivud up to thu hour of going to pros.,
Wucm stiti thu amount of touiuge at 10111
iu iml for jour use, ami shall w itch all m ttteis
th it relate to thu pneo of pro-lino mid the pros
K-cts of thu markets in advance in the inti rod
of our readers While wo hi sitato to give en
couragement to too llattirilig lii,K no uuWT
hiwitatu to give all reli iblo facts lo the people,
from whom our support comfi mid whose prut
purity i the ine.ciuro of our own
wnvr wuhiiiu. i-iitn.isii.
In idditiou to essajs, original mil cmitrilnit
od, relating to agriculture awl stiK k raising n
thu 1'ieill: Northwest, wet slmll mall ixln
tiuns fruit tlio agricultural journals nnd rim .
public itious we rocaivu from all tectums of I1
Union, with tin oueUavur lei cover nil gio i .
Iieamur) for thu information of home 1 1
ilucurs aud thu adv.iticmuiit of Lime a( n
turn.
A certain amount of iiilseullaiii oils in i
scientific rwadiug w ill ho found in uvii) issu ,
with toinlii'S of thu humopius ncca,ioii.ill and
soiiietimos a story of internst, suited loom
i obi nut Our Homo ( 'irclu is oinlui til by a
lady wh'MJuxporiuiicu and liUriry tastu buuius
to ipiahf) her especially fur that dupartiiicnt.
wbdu tinny )ars uxpericnuu is a farmer a wife
mike it pswiiMu for her to iuiiiiruhiiil .tud
minuter to thu social wants ejf a faimera
fa-uil)
tlOIIVblUNK.
Itislnrdl) in (ess try to my to our rujuUr
realers tint thu Fvi.Mtn will alw is pruterve
thu Imst moral touu and unit av or to carry thu
bust .and oure.t iiilluences to thu family circle
We have r.o bitti rucss to vent, no angry words
t) bandy w I tli any, no rsoiul tuts rust to ad
vanco at the oxjunse ol thu general g'XI, and
if we havu any em mies wo do not earu to know
It, and cannot atfbrd to publish it wu pro'iose
to have none, at lc.at among the peopb , and
wu cars to havo no friends, at their uxpinsD,
among their oppressors.
Peoplo of Oregonl this is )0ur newspaper,
and w e uoud only )our supjiort to make it all
you can desire Can wo havu it? ill i 11 h
ono endeavor to fcecuru us one moru t.wh nub
hcrilx-r' If )ou will, wo can go on prosinrous
l)anddo)ou gixj.1 service Dun with theo
"hard tunes" to cont. ml against wu ought to
loubloour list, and we hope to du it with
your good help,
TZH3
Sritntifrc ,mmcm.
TltlllTY-l'OUItril YUAH.
The Most Popular Scientific Paper in lliir
World.
only SM.'JO n Your, indudlnjr l'o3tnjro.
Wookly. o2 Ntiiubers a yonr. I,U0D
hook IMKC.
Tiisnisstini rsi, is Is i Urn llrstttiw weakly
iiuh r of -fix, ti l'i
lirlnt. il In llu-liiixt livillll
at I ifillh hiiIihiIiiI tnijrat-
I tile lirnl hi i"
il Mv in is in tin VrNitlitl iiiiiis Im IlliUlllX Now
r if IMi II
i 1 1 li r stlnx I t is In Wrli nil up. llortliiiUiiro. tho
M , Id iltli VI, li 1 l'nvvriss, -, Inl Mili-m-e, .Sntur.il
, Ih-t r, lleilu Vstmiii no lho mint wilillbtu
j tri tl ,tti.iH he , nuii'int v rfti rs In nit iloeirtinonts
ii - iiMii-. , ultMn fotiii I iii the Si li nlllli Aim lli in.
. , ,:, ., . : ';." ..," --
iisl,4, IMsMiinl to A, nt Mlnlo eaplK, ten cents,
-sitl'i nil Nrs.i,.il.r. Iluiilt liv isLi onlor to
firms i ,, i ,r i wir l inl liitf Viir, whUli hitliiilos
m ri XTfity V In" MHttS! "'Xu l.io
J M IplTZZl
I'ltonts, lm hit II vunrsisiicrieiiep, ami now liatotlio
HMsidiaiiiisiini(.illTi tlioworlil
P1tlis.it terms A snwlil n
i truest i'siiiiiiisiiuii!u iu inn Moriii rniriiis nre oniainou
un ills lust terms A sin III notice Is iiiaJu In the
Hukvtihc Awksi vsut all Imenilmis ntmtnl thrauxh
this Ariiei, with the untie iml n-lili nco of tho lntenteo.
liy ma liniiH'ii-u . irriilitlmi thus iihcn, nilillo nttentlim
Is illrevteil to the tnerils of the iilw ti its nl. mill iLit.vs or
iiitrislii. tlon nfli-ii i-aslli iffnts-il
Any w rwiii wlio his initio i nif illsemery or Inven
tion, ran iis-ertaln. frou of iIiukp, Mhithor ii intent can
iiruliihly tn oliLilnnl, hv writing to tho umlorstitiinl.
weutsospiilm'niir II iml llisik atiouttlio l'ate-nt Iaws,
iiunis, i.ik-ics, rri in iiirss, tiifir costs, mm now pro.
iiriil. with hints fur itrtvnrliii, niltam nn ln..nlliin.
AilJri-ss for tlio l'uier or nine, nilnir I'sts ills.
Ml S.N I'D , 7 I'urk Hum, New York.
llran-liOill-e, Cur p", 7th K'j. , VViwhlnuUin, I) O.
Administrator's Sale.
Nell Is ln-rolir iflven tint hy ilrtueolnn cnlorol tlm
(Nniiity Court of Mstlun (Viiiiitjr, Ntata uf On-iron,
Only iickIij im Dm lutli iliy nf NiivciiiIht, A II, 1H7H.
authortiln ami tli i-iislnidimaathe sola a.linlnUtntor of
llm esUto of 1.11m rty HnooV, ilrcmseil, to ssl. In the
minin-r iroil hil lij law, a tsiri or the wImiIo of tlm Itmls
liireliitftsrilis.rlU.I, loohliln fiunli vtlth whlrhtoiuy
llm ilrtils uf mI I estate ami the cvvnsrs of Oilmlnlstsrln
thesaiiio, I u III, ics iu, h nilnilnlstmtar, at thu court
hiiiiso il sir In tlio . It) of Hi'cni, In anlil Marlon county,
onSiturtir thoSMIi ilay of llcis nitwr, A. I)., 1878, nt
tho lunirtif Uiin'nl.n.s p in of snhl ilsy, srll, at liuhtlu
aii-tlun, to Ihs hltflmt til IJor, for II. H. mil.l coin, to tw
oil. I on il or nf Kile, the foltox Imr ilescrllsvl taints liulotijt
ln to ml ii sLiln ur iiiikIi thon-iif, oil the north end
Ihcrev', as in ly Isi lumissiiry In otilaln fumls with m hlcli
tupiv the ilsMs an I latins niln.l nlJ I'stito, an J tho
0XKiis(ssnf sihtihilstprlu Ihsiuinis. to wit A wrt of
Ihs.l.miUiiii lin I .Unit uf II J Zimo. ill n J wlfo, In
tiwnshlp iilns ( 1) Ninth, ringo nno (I) mitof thnVVII-tiiin-tto
iiinrlilLin, In M irlmi iininty, HUto of Onifon,
ami Isitin le.1 ns follows In vtlt IIi-kIiiiiIiik nt ths N. I'l.
1'nfiirrnf Kilil'lvhii mil rimiiln Ihrniv south 11107
rhilns, lli'ti ss west aiillj rhvliis, thi'iiie north nj 07 i
ihilns, thvmv ea.t IJOIi lialus lo tho iauiul Ix-kIii-iitn,
u)iitaliiliif 'Juliirus ninronr less
I1K.SJAMIN NTANTON,
Nocmlwr "M, ls7s I Ailiuliilslntor.
WOODBURN NURSERY,
VV iXIDIIl UN, VIMtltlN CO, Olth'UON.
.1.11. Si:TlXi:.'TlH:il, Proprietor.
:: o , o o o
Fruit, Shado. Ornamontal, and
Nut Troos, and Vinos
nnd Surubbory,
In ths ntwi ii Nuivs r, tor silo, nt VI.UV U) I'lllllltRH.
Choice True-, !I5 ctN. cacti;
f.3.'r, tiamt lll'MiltKI).
Oitllin'i J II HKTTI.r.Mllill.
TAINTIIVO.
J. M. FOR8YTHE.
CTATK HTItmtT. OIM'OHITI! HACK DlUr
tJ '' ' Huhte, Halkm (in
rf I'lrst-elna work done, on abort
""tleoj stsyll-lf
Ciwa
Kucwttt.
I fLMIHiUrt - I't TOS IM iril.
foi dm trnl n1 BTurAjitrnlfliripcr nt IM prlrr,
liriiiniirolliir !( ircMinoUlor im kali lnm't Imi
hiijiII tir irriaMihit itiiittiffirlurrr f Infrlnitlnic
iiiri irtvii'ii pur !). rli (tiltltt It mil li moru
HruifHi tin Mini n m' il tr nr wi.rihlt-Mnin,
Allnw l'i il liKrdn; A t (.AItiur,N V
J. II. 1ILMN(JT0N, M, l)
Ijtu !'r if'ssor of Dlspjsrs of Hit Ky0 and Ksr In tho
rsli-ni lOric-on, .Medlml College
(llllle, Cleknni. Illoilc, I'orllltlul, or.,
A.! Hurulrsl l),eratton rorlllseans ol tho
NOSE, AND THROAT
".'ISmil J'r,,'.,'J"""!.,,. ATAItAn' elrsclel,
ul CltOSS MC4 urslitlitiiieii Artificial Kits a
rif" a.surliiH lit of tto hert I'rinth isanur.ctute, ou
,,).'.ni''.'' "'"' "" dlchs'irs rrom the Ksr, sn.l Ni.
Ilstsrili, .sitlnilirl-iruli-.l foly
"THE EAQLE CLAW."
Th.ls-nTriplsOj.Wu, l htciuile
'PISH, ANIMALS A OAME.
OHtitfllutth
Twsatj j-isa.
jKv, irof liiunrlJiliitf.tmillesiiM, Icisr.
Hi tttnlirtt bi. (umk. ,iiuk f .lw ac fs
n-ic,,.l, J. BRIDe A CO..
Mtn . It) UrosdMSy. Ntw.Yiiik.
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FOR SIt7GIN 0LASSE3.
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il. if ia Ut un I m ru ws its t jniiilijti m (ur Miulnj
VltMlll I (It IIH r . a 'l III Ullt VW-ImIN.
Ulltr'l U .' at, i 4 kMi t(Jltlit Ut
ha rn iliui
Johnson's Metliml l,ir .Iniilii (' iism'.s.
UItA tr h kl m r 1 .a . I it -inflfi.f H Urfd.Ul
r uutkAl I r iih''! ti lit t 4 U; 'u I'tllltity
uf iit.iii.,j -i siiJAs uUr uiuiu. d)i jinutitu
Tlm l.ttun-1 lVreaib. VWAaAFS
jmnl U,1 lor .J.r,:m li In Htvh lil ,
.N ,rm..l H. h .U un I s inin trios I'irt I, LI. nwi
l.,ry IVtit, II V.iv i ultl.atii'i F.n III HVlut
Mu.li. In I. i ml I ia I 'a t IV, &kis-l 5liulu.
lirammar Srnoul I'liolr, g"r & ,,; ."jj.1
Tiuss l,ou i i-liM( y soil oii'trm-tol h.ik'for
tho t-wiliy i U.-.. i liru. lur Mi 1. llho I llmr
oU-ui,) su 1 1 ir Ua j i vr..u( llljhhihsi!.
The Whlppo rwll', ft M'-,r JMZ.?n
U9n- un 1 rr, br lil lV t i of h.ii rvr ,
n Utnk i..Ul -t fw, i rtUil prlai
OLIVKIM)ITSON&ro Huston.
(', II llllsnii A. Co ,
BDIIrntUsr S .
J. V. Illlsou AS'.i,,
Wl rutnu M . I'liiU
Notice of Final Settlement.
"VTijTH'K i In n j k'lvu i Ihit the umlinlnvJ, tsecu.
1.1 l.,r uf the enUtD of J II JluUirii, OiisamsI, hss
tllpil hi Uis L'uuuty Court uf Mar tun count), butnef Or
vuri, hu tlnal n gunt, and tlul suU isurt lias a jlnUil
llm Vlh ila uf N a mur ls i ,nmixW a. I. of.
day, f ir huuln ci'ijr tljn, thersto uiJ Mtllciiunt thor
i( , l ucli 11 .III',
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