WILLAMETTE FARMER.
7
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Kirch.
mnmr
t'oiitliictrd by Mrs. Harriot T. Clarke.
Tlic Koiary or My Ytnrs.
vUiin- r--' ' n tin- i- iii I'.v v i
Sotll'' 111' ,l"n.l 'll'-li litl li ui
Hut ttimu Kit tlit il.-j d t Ii- :'m nf tlii ii
tear.
And thvu lilu l.y the tiioaim of tin. ' r limit.
'flip tlir.l of mirth m.iy show
Tliu length, not tin' ifepth of ji'ift
rw or matij they conn few or many they
go-
tlut our time i bet ininsiired liy fear.
All ! not by tlio sll er gray
That creeps tin ouch tliu s'unny halt,
Anil not liy the aconus that we pas on (Mo
wn) ,
Ami not liy tliu ftltiows the lingcis of caro
On tin' forcliiail nml fato lmvc madet
Nut so tlo we louut our .warst
Not by tliu hi.n t'f tlio uaitli.'lmt the shade
Of our souls ntul the Inll of our twin.
l-'or tlio young are ofttlinci olil,
Tlumh their htuw lnj bright anil fiilr.
While their blood beats wnmt thoir In-ntt Huh
rohl
OVr tlii'iii tlii' kpritigtimo, hut wititvr i tliiru.
Aii'l thr oM are nfttiinci jomirj.
When tln-ir hair it tlilu mill whltut
Ati'l tlit y ring in age as in youth tiny Ming,
Ami they laugh, tor their trui- win 1 ght.
Hut boat! l.y Uwl I till
Thi' rnarv of my year-;
Hi oui a uio-s to u inn- they U-nil -'tis well I
And thcy'ru hlca-cd with u blosing of tears.
Ili'tUr nilcy nf i-tiifc
Than a icutuiy of sleeps
llise lue, instead of a long st until of I'fe,
TIlU ttllljft .11 ll! ttMl-N Of tilt lift p.
A thousand joy may fonni
On tlio billows of nil the stars.
Hut trover tliu fu.-tni brings tliu ImiW' hark
Inu.U'i
It rinchesr the haven through tears.
--1'nther ttyuti.
AtlowH the Fields Together.
Tliu blackbird pipe his holt-tun notei
Through topsu nud ilrenmy holtowt
Tho nir Tx fnnnvil by mxiiad winj,'
Of tho blown, low-flying swallow j
A hand in hand, at twilight hour,
In the luiy autllliiu weather,
A I.iii ami Min-lituMiii'il linrvvsti r
. trull down tin llilil togcthir.
All day ho has hound tin' yellow sheave
Willi u iiaticiit liauil ami Milling,
Kcr thu wealth of hii own nsw home is stoii-d
In the eranary he ii tilling:
And all tlie (rain cr numd he ni-h..
It to know that through the heath" r
A lad and lasiie, nt set of miii,
Minll roain thr Held together.
What ii it to happy hearts mid jnun,;.
That the tela tad lenus mo falling!
They hear but the chicly oiou of lou
To hii swcathcai't gently cnllinit
And clmo an ho bound the tllo aheasci.
In the gleaming auttiiiiii weatlur,
Sly (."lipid binds their tender heart
With lou'tJ golden baiuli togctliir.
Thu liuld of otubhlo will noon grow brown,
Tlio fronts will chill tho Window,
Atnl litliliiml, Km laud, garden and lawn,
Will fail in tho deepening shadows;
Itut bright an tho nun on a thousand hill,
Will ileum thu autumn weather,
When, baud in hand, to the dear old kirk,
They wend their way together.
Ami on and on tho yearn Khali roll,
And dim Khali crow luo stoty,
Till head of blown and head of gold
."shall loiu youth' crown of glory;
While a -down tho field of golden aliens r,
In thu comliro autumn weather,
A tottering man and wrinkled dame
Shall idowly walk togctlur.
Alii who will teinember the barvekt hour
Of thu youthful maid and lour.
When lifo'xgray kkeavea aru IkhiihI at :it,
And lifo'n brief diiam ia over?
When thu ficlda kIiuII bu n'ermii with wied,
And tinnu ahall roam thu heathen
While, tidu by aide, in thu old kirk-yanl,
The twain ahall ret together.
Fnslilon Xolcs.
Mnrnlwint 1'eathim nte mniithing ixu.
Walking tihoet hau nnall round-box toe.
Dolla with llaen hairr.rt ino.t in demand.
Dciigui in itiimortellei .no fiiuyid with
wheat.
Sintirrel fur i thu popular lining for iloak.
livening dritkcii iro made of cie.miy white
barege.
Thu half-ilrefX waiteoat i double-breasted.
lied bonniti are mvru in demand than blaek
oncn.
Fcathera Ir.vo ir.tiitly u placed lluucr turn
mingi. i
satin ii tho faliici:ab!u fabriu for gentle
menV marii.
Tho cosclunau'a coat U n mivelty in Udiea'
atrect wTiipfc
Dinner end ocniti,; ilrcitiM r.re nit Hipiare
necked. Cloth uiti ahouhl have no gathered drajivry
1-ehiiiil.
T'ull'Jor oriMnd.'u i ued for lnxK'iniu'
nodding drci'R'x.
The Iatust wicker backtti for cut tlottet ar
flat a.-.d tlaiing.
It i no longer nectawry for glove to match
thu roitiimc.
l'olka b.vpL with full, flowing traim are
wont in tho house.
)!!atk tatinboua arc worn at tho top of thu
bov.i ot little girN.
Viheti of every d:riptiou arc ixtcu.iMly
liked for tliuuingi.
raahioiiablo walking boctt hac cloth tupH to
match thu continue.
Hutlorgo'.d-colored kidi are worn ith nut
ivcn or gamut cottuinev.
Handiome picture franus have imall ffpiaro
tilei in the four corners.
Uncut velvet in r. tli-b material for ladle'
waUtcoatu, collar r.niT curt.
Iioniiettf fcel with fur and trimnnd with
oitricli feather are worn :o I'arii.
HamUmc jute fabric nre tmd for cut tain,
lambrvcjuim and table coer.
Kngliih vchet, with long pile, i the fah
iouiblo material for Morning jaJ.iti.
The frhionablc fancy work at prucut i
making Houitun and duiheou lacei.
Scotcli plaul ribbon are ery fashionable
eitlior for hat trimming or neck wear.
JlUck velvet band arotuid thoneok an. ie
vived fur uvnaig full-drt.i ocanion.
Kmbroidery 1 1 h.viKhed on t!I ilieM , nul
li t oulj o.i !.(. - . ". ! tin u .-uor.i .
Jit J'l?. " !.15 md Jt ,1 'k lCM
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Blood DrlnJciuc.
Time n a vi.'npii .I- tiicr-tlveuixabDiit the
itatcmmt, but tin' rtvoltiiig fact riiiinm Hint
then pre in tiiil city (t. l.ouii) between '..')
and ,1011 peoplu whndadj d-ink friiu h..li t" .1
, pint 01 blond, p 1 1 u hut fioin tlo i -ii 11!
! mi ' ' k 1 1 nth . riu 11 1 .-ii'iioi ii-
! tnuti n.il 'li- .1- r. . m.-i:" ' 11 piiln 1 ' ..!
n.ititre, n.i 1 tin Hpllilit n iii-ilj i' t I'. 1 . ,:.
tin hope that It Will lebllild wanted I ., .i'.(
itiluuhiti ' n new cd lutioii the dyin' t"i. ea ot
nature. Ar bnti'lier will let if tbeatntetnvnt.
Thu iden nf lirinking lint blood i'i nit tin ehm
fnloit in tin) world, mid would not be an elite:-
talning attbjevt lor inlrtwiug-rno:ii iimierin
tion. Thu nportur went down to Abe MnokV
Abu U 11 Jolly btitehef, of ireunndoita aioirdu-
pfiii,
"It i really true, i it, Mr. Mack, that peo
ple eome litre eeij da) to ill-ink blood tim
tin' eattlu .11 tiny ure liilled!"
"(VitnitiU ' ever. day mar ' tivu wrnii"
tinii'1 lifted' n'ld twnitv. Tin- ha'. e bein
entiling heie fur filteuli n'd ilxiltien iuir.
Onu man entile to nv one ilij, .mil, a.d he: 'I
want to ilt in k b'.ool,' Tlt.it fellow only
weighed ninety iMitiiidi. Ito wn iut . ircuk
1 like a little child. !Kviit in, atnl the tii't
lime he couldn't go it. end he wi-it nwnj. Tin
I next il.i) lie fistne back. UN dm tor b.ul told
him that it w.11 the only thing that would do
him any good, lie tried it uyain, and h.i I t"
1 rhllt hi e)iA while hi xw allow ud it. Thi tut
I timu he lo'iked at it. In about two ureU he
Uut 50 that he tool; it like : baby Mtiuld it
milk. He kept coming for about a yoir and a
half, mid the laid time I miw him h wei.'lied
IN) pouiidi, mid wa in itr!tgaia prim-fighter,
lllood in bully. It till tho belly and doei n
nun more g-jod than u meal. l'lintN of fiuiii,
when I can't go to my upper, l go into thu
alaughUr-lmi"c unit diiuk onie IiIimmI, and then
l don't fed hungry nt all. It i heatini:, too.
Umk at all thu butchim. Thi y nil drink blood
and they arc neerick."
"ilao ) on follow 11I the Iditorj of many of
thu eople who nunc lu-re to drink bloo-l': '
".NiuietitiHK. I kluw onu fellow who wu
cluioit ilead. IIi lung were dUiated atnl he
looked like a idiclctoii. He commenced to
drink it, and he gained n pound r. weik until
ho w .11 all right, and then he flopped totniiij,
nround."
"I id hu ever tell you that ho had uti trou
ble nuitting the bl(Mjl5"
"Hu aaid it w'at kind of hard at tint, ju-t
like ipiittiug beer or iomithlug "i tlmt k.nc.
but now he never think of it."
Captain T. I.. O'Sitllivan ilmpiid into tl
ihopuiid joined the couvcr'itiotl.
The captain knew nil r.bout bIo(Hl-,'irinkir.
lie knew omu jimijiIv who had bieu oi.iin to
thu laughtcr lioui in the tieighljthixl f'-r
llfteui Near, nud Wire "till nliviu lb 111)
rarely drank blood hiuiMdf, but knew all aiut
it. Tint tuitu waa not iiupleaiaut. It was
moiu liko warm milk fivi.li from the row than
.111) thing else. If takm in time, it woiked
cures in what icimrd dcpn.te eaK'i. Thu
troublu wa people whon, lung were ulTcited
put oil' coming ton long. They waited until
their lung were almoit gone, nud then took to
blowl drinking as 11 last nniit. Thmu kind of
peoplu weru ncser cured. Their ayatcnu were
too wenk to atand thu Miuitllant, and, perhaps,
death was hastened by thu trratimnt, rather
tlmndela)ed. It was not no much the blood,
but tho ateam arising from it that worked thu
cure.
Tlio captain laid that there was more blwil
drinking dunu in September and October than
during tho remainder of the year. In thu hum
mer timu thete ia hardly any of it done.
Thu blood of young nicer or heifer was the
t. It mint be caught a it conn from the
steer, and drank whilu tho foam is on and tho
steam arising. If thiru ia a delay of a minute
thu blood begins to congtal and clot, and thill
it can not bo drank. When it tirt iitu nut it
is as thin as milk, Tho main thing is to git
tho "ateam." It might bo a j,ood iiU.i for con
ttimptive to it aiotiud the alaughtcr bonus
cH'ry day about killing time and inhale this
vapor n thu cattle ate ulaughtercd.- Mubc
Uemocr.it. .Votes of Ort'gon HMorj.
Jlr. W. II. O'ray, of Clafoi) comity.
In currectltij,' tome atntoiuoiits lertuln
in' lo tlio early rocords of Orcirou, us
to wlieu tho llrst fruit troos woro
planted, thu first farming done, the
tlt school taught, thu llrit c.ittlu
brought to thli country, nnd thu first
lirlntliig.jires-i liuro tot up, olc, in a
loiter to tho .Vcir Xorlfiurr', says:
"Though 1 liavo not o?:aut dates
from tho Hudson Hay Company, my
impression that seeds of tho applo
wero planted In their garden at Van
couver In I Si':.'; farmliif about tho fort
commenced in li'JJJ, iii that wis the
prime object In removing tho principal
depot of supplies from Astoria (then
called Fort George) to Vancouver.
Farming was carried on somewhat
oxtonsively In tho region of Fortf'oN
ville, now in Washington Territory, us
early ns 16i3. Cattle wero brought to
tho country hy tlio Hudson Hay Com
pany, bo that in IMti it tiumbor of
beeves was slaughtered for tho Com
pany's snips. l)r Wliitman nUo bro't
n herd of sixteen cattle across tho
mountains in lS'lu, In it-.i:', .Solomon
Howard .Smith commenced tho llrit
school in Vancouver. In 1ST7, the
Willamette Cattle Company w.i, form
ed, and brought cat tlo for tlio Metho
dist mission aud M-ttlers in tho Wil
lamette valley, from California. In
139, IMwin O. Hall, a printer connect
ed with tlio American Hoard of Com
misaloners of foreign Mis-Ions bro't
nnd put up a pro-, and did tin- llrit
printing at i.apvial, u-jw i. I 'nh 1 Tc-r-.ritory,
printm ,' port) ..n v itcVm
Testament in tho Nor I'tr o 1 !ii(-' g.
I It J3 Jut priilbh tli.it .1 tt!t-i,r-t
, may liav- L-cn fjna I In th" I" . -
etto valley its early as suited, but my
impression Is that the Iliitlon Hay
Co.'s x'tltemetit did not commenuo
11:; til about tint tltuu of tin arrival of
Nov. Jti-011 I.t'f mid p.irty in IVll. 1
am (iinthli'iit tint: I aw but little that
l')nkid IlltC t.lftlllll H- ti'l ill (Mo Milloy
in lIJ, cf"p! at tii" id-1 Mitfiuilli
mi-don, and at Cli. nap n-g. 1 Iw funn
ing done by the 1'ii.iip.i.iy retired (!
j vants wtwui'li 11- t-i give thu itnpiL"--'
siou that the laud was nut fit for eulti
jVtitioii. Thi impression wa not re
j moved till thu experience of the Amor
,icau mLiilonaries and the American
settlers about tho ml-don had proved
r it incorrect."
" Stundlnz Treat."
i Xo Amerleaii cu-toin creotp- more
' genuluo urpri"e and nmu-ioincnt
among traveling foreigners than that
Vihkh Is known iimut'-atoonsiw 'treat-
, Ing' consisting in the enterlainmenl
nf two or more with refii'iiinent', for
which one volunteer to .ty. It Is a
pure Americani-m. 1 i'tiro'.' h.il ha!!
All over the ltepitbllc it is as common
'as in Europe it is unknown. There Is
probably no miuu to 111 tho day In the
year when two or three hundred eill-
zens of Chicago are not giuzlitig some
thing stronger than water nt home-
; body olso' expense.
' The casual moating of two men who
have never exchanged ti word togeth
er Is it signal for Ixith to at once ex
claim, 'Come, let's have something,'
and for both t3 divo down into tho
nearest .subterranean cavity below tho
fldowallf. Tho one who spolco llrst
usually insists upon paying. If two
old friends meet, tho regular thing to
say llrst is, ' Lot's drlnlc to old times,'
and tho resident must Invariably 'trout'
tho -(ranger. If ti man bo well ac
quainted, it Is considered tlio princely
thing to sclzo upon all his ttc'iualut
uncos as olten as possible, take them to
11 saloon, and give thorn a complicated
drink at tiio bar.
If thoro I-, anything more Absurd
than this habit, wo are ttnablo to put
our linger on it. Men do not always
4 treat' one another to car-tickets he-can-e
they happen lo moot on the same
eat. Wo never saw it man take out
his pockotbook on encountering an tie- J
qunliitauco, and -ay, 'Ah, lieorgo! I
am delighted to -co you! Do take a
few postage stumps It's my treat!'
Do men have 11 mania for paying each
othor's board Mil? And Is drinking
together inoro ' social than eating to
gether or sleeping together.'
A traveler may go all over tho con
tinent of lluropo, of Aula, of Africa,
without booing any man except an
American offer to ' treat,' and French
mon are juito social enough, hut when
they turn Into n eafo to nip their wine
or brandled coffoo together, each tnnii
pays for his own. When two CSormans
long -separated moot, they will lie like
ly to embrace, and then turn into an
adjacent beer cellar, sit down, and oat
pretzels, and chat, but, when they part
again, each man settles his own score
Independently. So in Italy. Tlio Ital
ians are proverbially merry nud genor
ous, but each man pays lor his own
wine, maccaronl, ami cigars. They
novor go into each other's poolcotbool:
In tlio sacred name of friendship. They
would as -oon think of transferring to
e?rh other their washerwoman's hill.
Tlio preposterous fashion of ' treat
ing' Is largoly responsible for tho torn
bio drunkenness In America. It U,
take it all 111 all, tho most pestilent
custom that ever laid its tyrannical
hand on civilized human bolngs. Chh
sau.viini.
Cirnn.nj i njrJly Lo.-ii'lttinx mi 1 ll-'ut
system of ultiiri.uiuii tek graph laic-.
Tliciu iill bu An mti'mr.tinnal ttliilntiun
nf m.hii'1 riser fi.ti lj; mat-'rial ;.t rbu in
lSS'f.
Sinai list Auj.Mt Pri f.aipiaik.l I0,
U.K) ia (iH.Tiir.ii.tii4- with tb. elixti.c l.);bt.
l-arc ileposit i vu. .110 knmwi to c.t t.t
1'iKttu I.iair', 'Ji mile from un'.j.l liivl.
p.iin.
Tin I'hti. 1 tbiii iroa i!fct-', i'u,.Hil stall t.u
by ibppuif; into a isoIUa lulh ' th l.itt r
tnttul.
It is pniKte! to vtvA a('utrul Witt IiuIiku
nlncrsaturj on thu hill mar rii.tlcu,
Jamaica.
Tuoni'u iirii"-Ttii3 luvu btt-a attrilmtul to
wlii'yli'j.tviil th.-.. uf runfv'.n- sts.tvi. aiul uf
tut&lly anvstitig t'trmiDi.tlt:i.
The nso of tl..i miciuj'hwio s i,;fc:. -1 to
ik'toriiuno wlutli'.'r incet dir.:nai.icrfte uith
c.-.j!i uth(,r by an auihble rrn.in-.
There aro forty -six survt.ts ui tho il.it tree,
tvwnty-eit of wh'-h arc ixhitiiU-l i.t th- Kiit-l-.sii
i.untin'ftUry u Km liank n.
VocmWh Isiilg'w, hr.'Ctifiri; ciit.i..il from
Asia, . nuw iximrtvil Irotii fr'i.a. . h .i1,
biul 11 Ustil fur t.i.i.ii L-bttii clotn.
Mu:it."i'y 1-ot.fIrTi the u rti'.ES m .,:..
oIhctuts that tli aoinuiUlio: 1 -; 1-. ..ui.
iutsnufitil il-ir.ng tt.n jva!';i.. h 11 e-.i-o...
bureaU'.
So iltl;ct i t.ie 17 -;I..nir 111: '. fw i-ut
tin out w.-o I U: 'faixrm' waf'-. tl'.;t..-
JOHN" W. GILBERT,
S-i3-X:EJ3V. - OIU3GON.
'IAS "
Ttn-
BOSTOX KClttiHR. COMPANY'S GOODS
Ci. TsTFIELD'S FINE HAND SEWED
T. HMEKSONS SONS
CELEBRATED HERSOME GAITERS,
Holbrcok & Ludlow's Superior Grade of
Ladies,' 2&isses,' and Children's Shoes.
Allot which nit! bv sold nt price ulilrh itely competition from
nn- sourer iihnteier.
GARBEN SEEDS,
lrituix tkkisib, cutyvHS iai;if
AM'
TJIK IIKiT PAIITt t.lt.lINS, M.H AND
Tlic utt.'iitlui ct n.i-rclLt. t li, iUJ 10 ii. Imy 'i1 rl' uwcrlol .Ink r.l pl.
ol thU-u.r iuriit:. Il.au Itili Ji.t IilvikJ tnin l.r.f Unit, lint nlhi (
LunUfui lU.4il.rii IVvi, tl thr ktiiU mil ! n Krt Ui utlr ir I bu
iiim-.xt.iu iiiri.ll.f )Mt I uIUmII fMnvitliutiit ptKlMui.Mltl- a- Hit- tiat
.mt for Uitlr ..ii.toiiiii, tVlpouiitt-M11I i"r, ir muip-uc tnt ., nr, II thrs !i'
totakHiii) Hitf and sixi twt in cixkiMi.o, 1 will HtMlnii MJr, ow t m
rTk,ttut I ttlllui m.sii lun iiom'iiMK vri nor 1. imi.!Mi ir l . Sa i
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FRUIT TRUES.
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H'l r il .Milting. t.ir liri-pcii, hKhIi I imim'I b Ui. a. an (n Mm ihHK km
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nut Ull t.i to tuit a,) rKiMH.Uitr hah.
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PO'IYTBRY.
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wo l. I.oikiw f.ir n:tra1 imi.ii, I4111 In llill
onuratlm. mhiinracliirtnir a aurrtcir mill iinLrnsrd
arltcfr w lilcb 1 am !! to off- to ttm nvti. as nf
3?ijraait Omilltv.
Hj priwut atock I. roprrlor to an-tl lur ir,tiufc
turnl at ttiU l'uittry fur Its u jrtra pi. and I. i.,iial
to Un rarUicui.am tor rlrrn -tu aL-1 ituraiilllt)
I ttuiirniitca StillNliirtloii.
Onli-rs, or rriuifts fur IrJoriuitloi, a- Ut i-r.t Mt,
liouM to adilrcFit tu
a. m. sbiith,
ISuiutMna, Atr. 'XI tf mruinr.
Guns! Guns!
BENJ. FORSTMER,
Milium, Oi'(scii,
XT fc L-Mjiu: Mix k "I ''I M-
Military Brcccli-InadinK Rifirs
-m' i it.- ii. st hit iitii. f.i:visi."i--s :
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" lfl! until iron 1 -. aruillUSTokl
Will tfll Ha lots H Mil) boil I. .J'
MURDER !
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WiMamette University.
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Il ii-.'iniriit, sill Im-ipiii M".iida),Kt . Ik,n. svtltt
II.') fuildnir.' in.irutiiT.. 1 M iiai.ii I'.i-.llirbt;
(rorii,)' II. fnikiiii stall.kms ! HuS'ti h'wiicr;
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Expectorant
Stubborn Couplis and Colds y.c .-i
promptly to tho bi-nlini; nml ur.-i
tlvo inpt'rllii ft lir. Jit- l.a.
akrflornnl. ( l(i(i-.(iis nml proiiiMi
tho mKvtoralloiiir IrrilatlUK n...'-l-r,
tnltlffHti'i iuikIi pnln find ill--tri"v,
hikI cluiikH iiiilniiinititioii.
Asthma, Bronchitis, and Throat
Troubles ro nt mmi rillist-l l.v
Il r. Jhyrif'H i:i Inriinl. It r
move- roimtrb'ttoii nf lb' I'"' "' '' ,l
tllU-M, iMIf pIlll'HIII, kim.l.iu f,,,J
btals tbf huh ous iik ii.lirtiix . -r -:h
miy ftivf-rMi trinlnu-j, uti'i In l '
f'-nvitnl i itrailuitl run1.
Consumption, Pleurisy, nnd Lunn
All'eCliOnS mo pem r.iHy mrc.Ml
i.ml nun lioriitiil lis Dr. Jiijui'a s.
IM-S'tornnt. U-nMslI' lui.t- t n
iiuirb irrltatluii mitl ib-in-". i y ..
llovini; tbi.tti of tliu Irrilatlin; n ...: -i
by wbli'li thoy nro rlupKrd, u Im
Hiippn s't-s Infl.itiiirinti'iii nml plv-i
tlio aire -titl p.trts u bntiuo to l.ra).
Whooplni) CouQii.Croup and Hoarse
ness tini I'lllcacloiisly trisitttlby fir.
Jnync'-s llsKf tnrnilt. It nillOVH
illlllriilty ft liri-ntbiiiK aii'l opf.ns
klon in tin throat or luiilT'i pri'iootri
thu 'J'tlori or iniK'iiH anil hiilsltui
tho iilciiMi of thf-o 'OtnilalntH at
tlio on t-t . It In it S'ufo Ininlly Cura
tive, of loiiK-fhffthlliluil rfputotlon,
anil mIktii prniiijitly iiilmiiilsti-rirJ,
luui nalili il ninny to i.tcipu vrloun
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GALEIrl 3?HOTO(3rRAPH
SA'.LE-FIY.
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ADDHE8S '10 OUR READERS.
Wo now occupy a position in tlio field of
fotirn.ilisni whoro o aro ablo to furnish the
larniiTM nf tliu Xorthvi-st a ncwii.ijcr tlcvotcd
tutliLii-.iittri.-atn nntl l.xrgo onoitgli to afford
p.u.o fur ii'i tnpif sthicli thoy can wish to
Iiiik- ibaim-i-il. U'lu-ii vto purchased tho
Wit i WF.rrt: I'iiimfii, ji ami a half yearn ago,
it as not ni r iitii'-thinl tho prcrcnt size, and
wo h.iu atrnilily tnlarfc't-il and improved it un
til it ia acrond onlv to tlio grearcst lnctroioli-
tan join rial publi-liril north nf San Franciaco.
Tin: "i-.iimi-.ii" xitr. rtorLrAJiiDiiNAU
Tlio ptople of this rngion deserve to havo a
nott apk-r of thuir owni, and thi in tho only
(Uii- that oan bu tailed so. Alt other aro secta
rian or pirtisati to a ib-grco that provonts their
K-iiig ai-t-optid as exponents of tho principles
wo -huulil all hold in t'oninion, or advocate of
tin iiiteiL'iitH of tho pooplo collectively. It is
ii"tnrimi that tho jtaiier that nionopoliro tho
ni'ua and an limit completely occupy tho flold
nf jomnaliini, are cotitrntled and directed ill
tin- iiitcii'-t of rortland t-apitaliats, wheat
-icfiilatoiH and politician, uhilci tlio grouping
.ixnrlra of thu most intolorahlo inoiioimly that
mkiiouii to tho I'Aeiflo N'orthw eat, only ro-i-rivus
(mm it woisls of i-oiiitiieiidatlou,
lll-l! KSl.XIHIKMKNr.
With the space at our command at the
preatnt tiuifSiu shall bu ablo to cover n moro
extended field than heretofore. Wo ahall give
the limit Important new of each week, aUU,
national and foreign, an that n reader ot tho
I'.MiMi.u can havo no cxeiiau for being Ignorant
of all important event that transpire at home
or abroad. It tlinlt bu a newspaper, and a
people paKT in every important acnao.
Tho r'sliMMi I not only enlarged but it
wear a new diva, our tyjio being now, o that
tho print I plain to the oldest eye. Wo hope
to maku tho matter published In fit column!
corieapoiulwith itssiro ami general appearance.
HUH I'OSIIION,
Our editorial column will tllacua popular
ipieatiou on their intrviisio inerita, atanillng on
tliu lirvnd platform of right and morality,
wlu-iv, unfortunately, political ami sectarian
joiirnah'am can xelilom lie fniitid, perliapa be
oatiaii it ia ao wiilo and their idea ao selfish
and uariow, they would Ihi lost upon it.
lllltlll.SI-ONIlKM'K IlKMIISK.tl,
Our rorreapoiiiliuco from tlio peojilo has 1
way laen iutt-reatlii;, and with moro room at
-omiiiaiiil and tho greater circulation wo aro
acquiring with tho growth of thu Statu popula
tion, wo can rciiioiiahly uxH'ct that It iutcrcit
will uicnaao. Wu invito all interested in the
nohlu occiimtion of agn'eultiiiu and stock-rail,
mg to send ii thu result of their experience,
or to maku known their want or send IiKpiirio
or auggeatiuu to our column", mi to draw out
thu uxpcriflico of otlieni for thu public good.
I UK "r'.UIMKll" A IIIIANUK IMIIIAK.
Wu Iioin to mako tho Kaiisikii acceptable to
thu grangu liy furnishing nuw of tho progroac
of that great order in our own region and cite.
when-, and wu shall bu glad to receivo coinmu- ,
nication allowing thu progress nf ltd principle) i
uml thu gixHl accompliahcd by its working
lueiiilKni, u vncoiinter, even among farmer, '
i oiisidtrahlu oppomtion to thu grange, nnd fits-
ipn nt objection to thu piihlicutinn of grange'
mutter, but w ii intend to ham mom In the j
h'ltiMKii for all, and all thu good nhjii-U of tho
O dernf l'atmnsof Iliisbaiulry lmu our corn-'
it kmp.itliy ami descrvu all tlio support wo'
win pvu them. It ia to bo legretted that '
-it i-ty that should luw for its object tho'
MK'ial, inti Ih-clii.tl and matt-rial iidMiuccmcnt
uf thu whohi fanning i).nliition, i-unuot bo to'
ciiiulu'-tid a to ioiiitiiand tin- smiiiioi t and ro-
itit of sity farnmr in thu land. lYohablyl
tin n- i n gnat deal of huiuiiii natiini both in-l
-iilr ,-tiid niitsiili- n the older,
till siuiklri.'.
Wi Iiumi f.it-ilitli . thtoiigb thu iiumt iclloblel
piixiito Milium, for kjitiiie; tho exact now of
tint wlital marktts in San 1'raiiciscii and Llver-I
ihi Iii-kisiiI up to tin- hour of going to prcu.l
si-1 mi tiiti tho .uiiouiil ot tiuiuiga nt i
iu.ii.il for jour ii-s and shall watch all iiuttor
that i late to tliu price of illinium nud tliu pro J
pett' nl tliu uiailti'ti in aiit.nieu iii tho internal
of our rinilera. While wo htiitato tnglvot
i.iiiiaetiiit-nt to t'ni tl.it ( uni; hope wu iick
In iUte togiM- all nbalile M. ts tn tlio xmI
1 1 on t whom our -upport conn - nml wIkmo pie
l'llt M tliu 111! ttkllie t( Ulll il
Wilt I Ml. BIUII. l-i nlisll
In .-I'lditiiili toe.k.i, iiiij.in.,1 mid coiitiilnit
l, h.tiiig tuaiitiilturv ..i"! -tiK'l, uii iiigiit
tho f'ncltio .Nnltliv.ct, wu aludl iiu.l.i M.lcct
turns fioin thu ognuultural juuinals nnd stock
publuntii us wu uii ivu fioin .ill aeitioiis of the
Union, with thu ttidanr to tosi-r all gioiinil
in i -aary f or thu ibfuruutiuii of homu pro
du-traaiul thu mhratuni.t of homu agritulv
tiii-o.
A ititain nmbiint ol iiii'ell,uitous and
micntillo nailing wrfl lo fouml in. estry iiauu,
with touch", of tho .umomiii occasionally and
i.ini un.i s ,i ajury oi :uti reit, amtcil to out.
i nliimiit. Ojr ilomn Cnxie . oinluct.'d by r
l.uly whoiLKjmne ami littniy tastuitcrni
tuipiahiy htr wp"".4klly fu th.it ilcpurtmcut.
wmIm ii,auy yifct Kpsri(iii.-t ns ,t faiiucr' srifrH
make it tkihlu ! r hr tu tomprtluud am
minikli.r to tl.o o.l wants of a f.irnitr I
fjiiuly.
SKItVLTOSi.
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it i l.mdly ntvikstiry to kij to inir rffula J
teftiiira tlmt Hit- l Afsii.n will alM.iyiX'scrvf j
the lt n.oral tone i.nd tmlicsor to carry th
ut dnl imrtst iiumiucc to tl.o family circlo
o linso no hitttiTii.w to vent, no aii(,'ry word
to h-iiidy w ith any, no u rnoiial iiittit-at to .-nl'l
Jim- at thu LYptUk t the y mrl gii d, ..in'
..ifMiji w il .' at. kuos 1
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