en j . rs
mt gome mitdt.
Conducted by Mrs. Harriot T. Clarke.
tiWOKD AM) PLOW.
1 Tliorc onco was a, Count, to I've heard it said,
Who felt tli.it liis t'nil diew urnrt
And liu called Ins tons before liio bed,
To I'.ii t tlictn Ms goods nnd gear.
Ho called for his plow, ho called for his sv.ord,
Tlint inllant. rood, mid brr.vat
Tlicy broiiglit liim both, nt their fnthct's word,
Ami t:un no jih mossing g.ivcji
" My first-born son, my irido nnd might,
no tlwu my sworn tcinui,
My castlo mi tlio lutdly bight,
And all iny broad domain.
"On thee, my well-loud younger Loy,
My plow 1 hero bo-tow;
A iwaeiful lifu shalt tliott enjoy,
In tlio rptiit vnlu below."
Contented ank tlio giro to rest,
Now nil was given nw.iyi
Tlio tons held true his liut behest,
K'cn nit tlieir dying day.
Now tell its wlint camo of tlio steel of (lame,
Of tlio c.istlo mid iU buiidi'l
And tell us v,-iat ciunu of tlio valo to tame,
And tlio liumlilo peasant wight.
0, ask not of mo what tlio end uiny l.cj
Ask of tlio country mound.
Tlio caUlo is dust, the sword is rust,
Tlio hight is Lut doscit ground.
Eut tlio valo spreads wide In the golden prido
Of the autumn sunlight now.
It teems and it ripens lar nnd wide,
And tlio honor abiilis with tlio plow.
From tho German of Wolfgang Mullcr.
fr'or tho Willamette Fanner.
UK KIND TO TUK TOOK.
r.v r tiiokstox wkwooh, i. n.
Forget not, forget not lov'd Autumn is gone,
And drear inter is on us onto more,
And tlio hearts of tlio ixxir nro sad nnd forlorn,
While thin ti:t of Winter's c .lit stirc.
Hence, open your nearts, of your huuntio1 give
fno,
Thus driving dread hunger nwny,
Thru gratitude will your iccouipiiiso he,
And yuur touts na tho roes of Mny.
In tho life that is futuio, tho rich will ho jwor,
For tho want of dtiociiarily here,
As Justico assigns them noinu desolate moor,
Itcmoto front all tint is dtnr.
Whilo tho good of this life shall h.ivo pleasure
nnd joy,
For thu food they so kindly havu done:
Their AnreMiomis frro from lortow's alley,
Illum'tf by tho gratitudo wen.
For thu Willamette Farmer.
nil' will u.1: noxi:.
I feel so rail, t lonely, I wcept
I onto was happy nnd full of Joy;
Now my watch nt my window 1 Keep,
And n:n miserable w ithout alloy.
I clasp my hands I moan I nigh;
And look nt tho waters calm ntid bright;
1 sadly gazo nt thu water calm mid bright;
Oh, bow I lovu thu sad, silent night!
I think I co'itd bo happier nliore,
Where (iod lives, with nngcls so fair,
And thero is hinging, and joy, nnd lovu;
Tnuro's no sorrow or weeping up there.
Hut hero below thcro Is ifaught but grief,
And so I think, weeping hero tu-mght;
And our souiuing happiness is so brief.
And joy vanishes (loin our sight.
, Just ono year is gono sinco tho day
I am tliiiikiuc of, hcio in thu starlight,
And Carl said tho words all lovers tay,
And tho future looked gay and bright.
How I lov'd and trusted him then,
As wo wandered in hniiiiiucfsl
Hut our parting camo soon, so soon, ah I then
Lainu tlio torruwing tear and kiss.
Twelve weary months I waitod for him.
Then camo tho uows that ho was dead;
My heart seemed to break, my head tokwini,
I was borne in a swoon to my bed.
I guo oncj mora nt tho blue sky nboye;
J tlmi.c ol tlio happy days now gone;
j wtu) as i iitink ot my Wulitul loe.
aiiu wiy, nuinoiy, "i-aiiier. tliy will lo
. r . . . .-. . . ...
duliol
L. S.
OIK BOOK TADLK.
Scribncr". Montlily for February Is a liana-
noma numUr, with tho titln-pago illuitrutiiu;
mill-winter, utul orwus with a jiortrait of
Ralph WaMo Kmonwn. Tlio "Tilo Club at
Flay," Is a humorous account of tho travels of
taiaclub. Tlio "Glacier Meadows of the Si.
crra," by Jolin Muir, is worth tlio subscription
prico for a year, at least to tlioso itlio are in- j
terutcil in sdcntifio research, "llio Cliincio
Question," wo on this coast probably know
mora of than any Kastvrn people can tell us,
bat nevertheless it is interesting. "Aerial
Navigation " is a uice article for us who aro
now on tho stage to speculate nKn, ana prolia
My our descendants will ride in tlioso aerial
cars.
St. Nicsolas, the youthful companion of
Scribner, is a delightful number, and is full of
matter Isstli instructive and useful for young
eople. It has for contributors some of our
leading writers. Tho departments are all full,
and it is, as usual, fully illustrated.
Oliver Pitson & Co., who havo branch
homes in Now York, Chicago, and Philadel
phia, tend us a l!ook for the Piano-Forte, for
Kginuers. It is especially gotten up with
care for tris class. Also, a monthly sheet,
ctllcd Tho Musical Record, containing r.ovand
popular instrumental and ocal music, alco I
gcod literary productions of a musical charao
tur, for $"- a year.
Vick's Floral Guide, for the first cpiaitcr of
ho year, has arrived, end shows progus aud
imptovenicnt in its general make-up. Tho tol
ortd plate is a gorgeous liouquet of peonies.
Tho li.t ot dcsirablo t!ouers and plants in
creises year by year as Vick intriHluce them
to the world. Vick is a hou.eholil word in
connection with llowcr-cultutv, u ahu with
tho kitchen garden. All kinds of the very
ltt and reliable seeds may bo got by sending
to him. His illustrated magazine U only Sl.i")
a year, and is worth tho money.
Kelly & HopUinr, of the I'alouse Garettc,
stnd us a pamphlet descriptive of V, hitman
uounty, in tho Fa'.ouso country, Washington
Tenitoiy describing the soil, bunch grass,
timber, and productiocs, of that largd and
growing section of our country. To bo had of
1. nnl.C.V.H fw UK ma ,a m Ana.
.i.C IIUUIKlltl. 4v im VVlak M VViV
IIIUUUMIUS ULlMlKKS.
As ipcclnicwiH fif typographic"! errors
there nro imiooj others tlio follou'inf;:
Hy tho in-vrtlon of omi lottor In tiluw
ofuuothor, u m-wspjipor, not lonj since,
rep'jrllnj tho danger tlmt nn express
train hud rim, In eoti-equoneo of a cow
pptlliiptipon tho linn, wild: 'As tho
safest wny tho engineer put on full
slonni, da.-hed up tigalnst tho tow, nnd
lltornlly tut It Into wtlvusl' A Scotch
iiow-papor, reporting tho r-peeelios nt n
Scott centenary nicotine:, niiido ono of
tho orators exclaim with moro triilh
than accuracy:
"0 Caledonia, ttem nnd wild,
Wet nurro for a i oetic ilulil."
Never, perhap, was tho word 'aus
tore' moro niNcotistrued thnn In tho
lntancoofii clergyman lu Lancashire
who pot it wholesome warning In to
ward to pulpit articulation hy discover
ing in ono house which he visited tho
dnynftor preaching from L'Jko.lx,2l.,
tlmt tlio servant had gone homo with
tho Impression that, his text had huen,
"I reared thee, hecnuso tiimi art mi
oyster mini!' A Hampshire Incumbent
recently reported In the I'M Mall
Gazrltc miiiio of tho blunders ho hud
hnird niiido in tho marriage service
by that duss of per.Hoim who have to
pick up tho words uu best they cart
from hearliifr them repeated by oth
vr. Ho Haiti that in hi.sown parish it
wm qulto tho f.nhion for tho nvtn,
when glvlnj,' tho rlne;, to nay to tho
woman: 'With my body I theo wash
up, and with all my hurdle poods, I
thee and thou.' Ho said tho women
were Konorully hotter up In thl- part of
tlin Mirvleo than tho men. Ono day,
however, a brido startled him hy
promMiifr, in what she suppoied was
tho Iimruiico of tho prajer-bcok, to
take Iter husband: 'To 'avo mid to
'old from this day fortnl't for bcterer
I horse, for richerer power, In simonies1
iienlth, to Iovo eherrleJ, and to bay.'
What meatiliif,' this extni'irdiimry vow
'conveyed to her own irhid, tho In
cumheut .!?ald it bullied him to con
Jeeture. Tho stories of tho blunders made by
Oxford undCambrldKo underpr.iduates
In tho .Scripture examiiHtlou aro al
iuot Ii.crodlblo. One of (Iioh, when
ackeil who was tho IiM Kinp ol'I-rael,
i was h fi.riunatu n! to stumble upon t tin
latuuof'Saul.' Ho miw that ho hud
hit tho mnrl:, and wishing tonhow tho
examiner how intimaio his I; lowledpo
of tho . Scriptures w.w, added, eonlHen.
tlally: 'S.ul often called I'atil.' .An
other was asked to (jlvo the p.i-ahlo of
the Good .Samaritan. Ho did po with
tolerable necurncy till Jio came to the
place whero thu .Sninari'an H.iys lo Iho
iiiu-kteper: 'When I iciiuu npaln I
will repay tlice.' Jleni the unlucky
examinee added: 'This ho said, know
ing ho should eo his face no more.'
Though not so numerous as thoso of
tho him.rald Iile, .Scotland is not with
out its specimens of this kind of bluu-
(I IT.
Two operators In ono of tho bor-
1 der towns wero heard deputing about
mi now cemetery, besldo tho eiignnt
ralllngof which they wero standing.
I Ono of them, evidently disliking tho
1 continental fashion in which it was he
lug laid out, sMd In disgust:
ru raiuer tice iiiau uu mined li
iliifii '
lll.l ..!.. .1 . t .
ale it
Wee!, it's Iho verra reverse wl1 me,'
said tho other, Vor I'll tsj burled
nauwhero else. If I'm iunil .
A story of Dean Jtauiay's Is given
of H half-erackod mini In tho parish
j kirk 01 'Alild Ayr,' who got his head
jln between tho Iron rails In front of a
j seat, and startled the congregation by
crying Ut ill tho middle Of tho her-
mon: 'Murder! murder! my head will
mV0 to bo CUtlit Utf. Jloly minister!
O my head maun bo cuttltatr. Ii'sa
Judgment for leaving my godly Mr.
Peebles (his former minister) at thu
Newton.' When ho had been extri
cated and quieted, aud was nuked why
ho put ills head tliere, ho said: 'It was
Julst to look oa wl' another woman.'
Among the iu&tanccs of blunders
from abtotuo of mlud aro tho follow
ing: A clergyman, walking ono day
In tlio country, fell Into thought. Ilo
was bo accustomed to ride, that, when
ho found himself ut a toll, ho stopped
aud shouted to the man; 'Ilere, what's
to pay?'
U'ay lor what?' wked tho man.
For my hore,' nulil tlio clergyman.
What hor-e'.' There's no horse, sir!'
'Bless me!' excl.Umod tho clergy
man, looking down
between his loirs
'I thought I was on liorel.tak!'
Sidney Smith was not In general
absent-minded; but ho euy that onto
when calling on n friend in London,
ami being asked by the eorvaut, "Wno
shall I tay has called'." ho could not for
tho life of him recollect his own name,
and Mured in blank confusion at the j
man forfcomo time before It camo la.-i:
to him. !
.... .. . v . . .. . ,
nio nrst jwr.1 j.yuiotou was very !
nltnt.niini1i.il T ..-.j .,.. .1 . .
iiuruiii-utiii'.t-ii. v io uuviurril 01
him that when ho fell Into the river
hy tho upsetting of a boat at Hagiey
'ho .sink twice l.efuro he reco'iected
that ho (ould swim.'
A New York paper gives tho follow
ing story in illustration of ttieab-.cn..
mindediies' of tho great Joint b.iii
Edwards. When out riding oue day,
lltlio boy very respectiituy buwed
nnd oponcd tho gate for him.
'Whoso boy nro you, my little tnauV
lie asked.
'Noah Clark's hoy, sir,' was tho mi
swer.
On tho return of Edwards, the ime
boy appeared and opened the gat.' lr
him. Ku thanked tho llilie lelkw.
and again asked:
WJkco boy are you'."
'JVu.ihClur.tV, sir; the sune man's
buy I mis it quarter of an hour ago,
sir.'
For IXmbands.
Don't think, when you huvo won a
wife, tli.it you have got also a -lave.
Don't think that your wife has Ies
feeling than your sweetheart. Her
relntlon-hlp to you is simply changed,
not her nature.
Don't think that you can dNpense
With all thu Utile civilities of life to;
warn ner on marriage. Sho appro-
elates thoso thing! quite as much as
other women.
D.ni't be gruff and rudo at home.
Hail you been that sort of a fellow be
fore marriage, tho probabilities are
that you M'ould bo sewing on your but
tons still.
Don't make your wife feel depend
ent on you by giving to tier grudging
ly. What she needs, give as cheerful
ly as If it M'oro a plea-auo for you to
doM. .Sho will feel much better, and
so Mill you.
Don't meddle with tho afflilMof the
house under her charge. You have no
more right to be poking your noso Into
the kitchen than sho has to walk Into
your place of Imslnu-s and give direc
tions to your employee-.
Don't find fault with her exlrava
g.-.nco lu rlbhins, etc., until you havo
shut down on flgars, tobacco, whl.-ky,
ote.
D:)ii'l leave your wlfo at liomu to
nur.o the children, on the M-oru of
economy, and you bolt down town to
seo tho rhow and spend a (hilar on
billiard-.
Don't Holt your supper, and then
hurry off to .-.pond your evenings
lounging around away from your wife.
Uoloro marriage, you couldn't spend
your evenings enough with her.
Don't prowl ah iut in tho lolling re
ports till nildnlirlit, wasting your time
in culpable Idlene-s, leaving your wife
lonely nt home to brood over vour iii'l-.
, , ,. ,, , .'-" I-.
lent and her liMipiKUiitineut.
Don't think that the woman whom
you have SOleilllllv IirouiUod to ' Invi.
eherlih, and protect," heroines a ser
vant for you us her part of the con
tract. Don't think that her lsmrd and
clothes nro Milllcient for -til that a wife
does for you.
Don't expect a wife to love nnd lion-
or.you If you prove to bo a bruto and
unworthy of her lovo and ho lor.
D.m't caress your wlfo in publl. and
then snarl mid growl at her when you
aro In private.
Don't wonder that your wife is not
as cheerful as she iiicd to be, when die
labors from early morn till late at night
lo pander to the comfort and c.ijirlco of
itM-lllsli pig who has not miu! enough
to appreciate her. Christian fitumU
aril.
Volvktixu IIi:i.i'. "Yes, observa
tion has couvlnceil mo of it. Neatly
every good hoiio. keeper tloes more
work than is neccMtry." Tho old
lady wiped her glasses."
' You know, Mrs. Melton, Colorado
housewives have fewer conveniences
than eastern ones, and the open houses
frequently act as sieves only, against
the tliist storms.
"Yes, yes, I know," rejoined tho old
lady. "Moro's the pity If they uro not
forehanded enough to chalk all the big
cracks, at leant, ngulnt the dust. As
to the want of conveniences, husUiuds
and ons have to Ihj educated to fix
things up so as to mvo steps, nnd to
take a few steps themselves to mvo
mother."
"Mrs. Grimes always 'kind n com
plaintive,' as sho says, anil begging
tho men folks to help her."
'My kind aro n't tho Mrs. Grimes
kind." The old lady nodded iter head
suggestively. "My kind don't grunt
much, no matter how they feel. Hut
tho Isiys take it as a mat let of eour-o
that 'mother' wu't go to thu cellar If
they are within call, and thu coal hod
and wood-box and water pall belong
to them to All. My kind nro n't
Orlmes. No, no. They don't wait to
ak for help till tlio tired men fol!;
havo oettled down to rest, behind a
book or paper, and then clatter away
till tho readers wMi them in tuphet."
"litit you mnt know, Mrs. Mellon,
that all men aro not llko your Dob."
"All men aro pietty much what al!
women mako them, Cynthia Ann
lA'pciiuooinai. uvgiu rigritaim i;ec
,(il ,,,,,,, ,,,i ,,e average in in N J.w
... rt
as ready to put up a clothes Hue a-
you aro to cook his supper."
Mark Twiin, describing iho beauty
of a certain evening lu the Domuidu.
-ys It whs M-fiicIi'iit to Jmvedl.'ci'ied
hN thoughts heavenward hat! therf
not been lut ennuerli of amateur tilano
iiiu-le to keep Jilm loiisliidvi! of tin-
other place.
JOHN OT.
' MANUFACTURER
m)mm
i
i
an m:am:i: in
LEATHER AHD
KSSLrjEIIWC,
CasZi Paid for Hides, Furs, and Pelts,
order to males room for my' Spring Stock, now
.n
u.emj t'cceiveu i win oner, Toruu uuyo,
my entiro stock of
Jtnbber Goods, anil Kip nnd Cork-solo Uoois. nl Cost.
I have uIst made a REDUCTION' IN PRICE of all my I'hiltdolphia and
Xew Yor): city flood-- placing tho lost lines ofltOOTrt AND .SHOES made
lu tho. reach of all. t2f Culonipis will bnir In mind that Ooods sold at tho
following prices are strictly for CA.SII."tL-a
MK.sy i.oxfi uriiKKit wcunv i.oo Misses' iinnn us s ,.io
KNKK " " .... 3..VJ
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WHtT1l ltWIIWWfIMItlWMWIWMWMgWllMWM
GARDEN SEEDS,
ITHTJXT XUMW;, CiXlA.HH HKHlfe
tux: iiit iMim r.tt.M.Ni, m;w and
Tlio nttctitloil of intnlin'it.lil'nIU'l to nil Un anJcll.HntttJlni:'c(cooil4
p lliLihototarlrllc. I Imiu Oil. )at l:uortnl Iruui Diclfttiit. Hat plii.ti n(
Un.ljfor IlliliOrvrii IVk, nil Ihor.lM.r anJ , MsWmiiH U't tnl.Ia iit. I hu
nuMr nlxln raricl!., wtiUii I H1 nil ta linnUnt. 1 1 ui'!i qiuinllllr n. Il. uji
n.t (or ll;lriniituiiH','.'Oyij'i.lmi.l mir.nr imtMO.X mkm, vr.lt llir.v nlii
to UVv my rf4, bill l.t.K aui.koii coni.it,f, t lllnil faut !!., hohmiii ,i
Hinr. Oat 1 will inumirrr tjnv liinut xr.nclliTkUKiiiiu Tiutbi- At
tlcnrarr lut I limovrt, I liny r.-fer to tint (if my cit.tomtM In (kmhi Or .
I'or thoU-ttlit)ijnlioti'M riM-i.l torll -vrdi Uruy OTiirn Iiuiimi vl.Uu lv
C'U t4td4 lor inc. Tlitf rr-'jlt .i. thrrt wrro tm m "v,U, hhko i I Mill t!t Bx-I,
to tut li Ai lilt tri'Jf. Ikii ho wM flonti i ';:.. Iiulh lir. Mid 1 get tlio rnult I It.
Novr niaik tit re4uit. Th iiR-r tk, n I find fiimi my
north vt wil.; Uttymr til. trmli. ImilRroMii Iuk.I.In, In .t on tttrn, ai.t tm.i
ttw In Uia liu ul cttiiintltlan whh pU oritht f ll.tr turit.i tl tltt.all -I'lut!
Catllnnil :. Ti WKt tliUii)-rii.iit I wiairlu-to
rrll) llniiiutcttcit. jlyKitJ.iiii, mrtf rtil, (mt m li jtit, urt'ruMti
Uii4, onil tmn?U..u.vt ot lliw Liutiiitaln4i'-iv-ta:ly wimm tlj u.ll ti -ttil Ijr
Trs, ur n'.c or.'c nt.toiiM, 1-u'dK'ilip ilrrr irmut uur, ur.J luit O.iti lui
irirJtil troLi IWlLuiJ villi ll.ilr hl .ituik ul &Ai.
FIICIT TI1EKS.
I Imt Inicj4txlc,l t!if.i'triiiootliinolnj.,trt"i. ami Ki'4 i.i ') 'l(
op?iv'4l ArlrUv. (." Orvan. vihlilt I i.n rll ht f.v u. mi tmc !ij ill- n,i
liutiDMetrutvlatciwii4 l'Ui.inpk4. I tumid m to 4Mii'iATit4 uto it n,.!
tkrt.4. trwt oUi.n.ndtonrtlirun ir idlthe vrrv r.v u-utl 4t.l a.iiiKi tifu.
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CiKl.KI;KII, I.MCKIilJIMCS. ltM l'l:M!ll-, niid
'-iii-'iiawMiiuaticM-hWii. ini:j dm.n t'j i.ra
,lrftnaiJttiiiltiuiy r-jiulli man.
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tiotd'.U
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POTTERY.
VFTKK , ntll III or IDIRNK. Tr.
1(4 i.iui.ii f,,r eti-Ml niciniL.liH'n lu full
it inttiot.frtnuUe!nrlei! tuif.-rlor snd tmrovird
srtlcio wliuta JuMatilu f tffvr to tbo iriao cf
Vy rr'fel tock lrwrlo tosntthtr.il tsurf-tor-d
ntll I" I'omr rr ilvji-ar -t, siiS l iqutl
tu bv.t r.rlLtiit.ur f-r .luilb iim! liuisMHty.
I CJniirttnlet! satlxfuctliiii.
Ou1t, of rHjurtl f r Ihf.jiu.iliin ts in -rlc llt,
Loiiiii tv&.dii.ius tu
A. Iff. EDTITrj,
. W if l'ri't.rlctr.
Hoc Vl-U. f.u
GunsIGuns!
BENJ. FORSTNER,
4iil.iii, Oregon,
rrAS , UI10K STOCK OV CUKAV
HIHIary B rei cn-lns c iest mflrs
uihai th H'l:.S(-l.n. tillAllir. Ili:MI.'Ui70N', and
V.'IWC'lll.'il UU Alw, u lull rvuituint of
nrooch-lonclluc
EUOT-flC.SH and FI'OKIINU lltr'LIM, cl sll .tandud
tiuOtw, A lull liim fcl
P.xkrt I'ullt-ri', ICultrx, llarnra, evil
EClSSOItS.dinttdvui li;U.i.d. Alx I'tslilUK TiuVIe
Mill srlt u Iowa mil butly. k:U
MURDER !j
frlfhlffti frifarir I'rlnt'ru.. t Y.)l' Mcam IMnil
Ine ttfsiin. Kslnn. KvnvluUlvLr Dim lMt isU'l
iJilMtMVwi nt work t low 11. IHs-s-l ktwk.1
lif I.l.flll. lir.4NK4 n tr.M Wl s. .udiiliiia a.Ili1
lnu jr I'lrri.tt. Oneniri I'mi-st n4 jukirc'j
Couru. ttuUfwr tv.ULl-iia PiUi-I.U. AJJft.
K. yt. wait:.
WGnst I.Uxt.8lftt itrrct. SALKM, OIlEGON.
JOHN MINTO.
rntinsa or
TIERING SHEEP,
'11A KKS i'lcs.r In efferlni; to IU Woo'.-Orowcrs ot
a LiriLtji. z.id thu ..iMutiitr.ir Tirirltiirii tL clones
tirurtr.' 'niOllOlOllllltUIt WhhlliOH, sni ss-
r'T'i; i'4nitnicr(riwi ir,; iLty ru, uo win tn
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Stubborn Coughs nn:l Cok'a yicia
promptly to tho lioalini nnl rum
tlvo properties of Dr. J.iyui'. i:v
Irctornn(. It lonM-ns nnd prcmo'.'M
tho expcctorntlon of Irrllfttlcj; mat
tcr, inltlgatcn much pdn ntnl Ols
triiHt, and chocks luflammatioc.
Asthma, Bronclillla, and Tliront
TroublB3 nro ot once relieved by
Dr. Jnyne'n Ilipftlomuu It Ti)
moves constriction of the Uroiidilil
tubcH, loosens phlegm, Hio:ht- and
heals tlicimicotiH inonibrimi'.nrrcilii
auy fovcrlsh tciuleticy, raid helps to
forward a gradual cure.
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Affections aro Kcnorally fontrollcd
nnd ameliorated by Itr, Jnj n' i:x
pMionuil. It naves tho lung from
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by which tlioy aro eloKod, It iiIho
bupprcMtos Inflammation cad give
tho affected part's a (-.banco to heal.
Whooping Couph.Croup and Hoarse
n088 aro oUluacioiuily treated by Dr.
JaysMt' Exprctomnt. It remove
UIQlculty of brcuthlng and oppos
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tho ejection of mucus and subduos
iho violence- of thoso complaints at
tbeoutxet. It Is a Nafo Family Cura
tive, of long-oxtabllshod ropnUtlon,
and whero promptly tulmlulNtored,
lias enabloil many to tucipo serious
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ADDKES3 TO ODE READERS.
Wo now occupy n position in tlio field of.'
journalism whero wo nro ablo to fumislt tlm
farmers of tlio Northwest a nowspapcr tlorotal
to tliclr interests nnd largo enough to nffortl
Iaco for every topic which tlioy can wish to
havo discussed. When wo purchased the
Wilumkitr FAr.5tr.it, six and n half years ago,
it was not over ono-tliird tlio present siri', aoil
we have steadily enlarged nnd impnH cd it tin
til it is cccoud only to the greatest inctroioli
t.iii jouitinl publitlied tioith of San l'lancisco.
ins "iwiiMKit" tiii: l-cori.r.'s Jocn.NAJ..
The pcoplo of this region deserve to havo a
newspaper of tlieir own, and this is tho only
one that ean bo called so. All others nro secta
rian or p.utisnn to a degree tlmt prevents their
being accepted aj cMponcnts of tho principles
we should all hold in common, or advocate ot
tlio interests of tho people collect holy. It is
notorious that the pajicrs tlmt monoioliro tho
newa ntid po most completely occupy tho fioM
if journalism, nro controlled nnd directed in
tlio interest of IVitl.tnd cxnitallets, wheat
Djieuittatiira and iHiliticinns, wlillo the graipingv
avarice of the most Intnhroblo monopoly that
is known to tlio l'licitio Northwest, only re
ceives from it words of commendation.
Ofll r.NI.M'.IIKMF.ST.
Willi the space nt our command nt tho
proLUt time wo shall bo nblo to cover n mom
extended Held tliau horutofotv. Wo shall givo
the must tinportant news of c.ioli ueelt, state, .
national nnd foreign, so that a reader of the
KlliMKlt can have no excuse for lioing Ignorant'
of ull iinpurtnnt events that trnuspiro at horoo
or abroad. It shall lo a nowspapcr, and a
jisoplcs paper in every itnMirtant sense.
The Kaiimkii is not only enlarged tut Itr
wears n new dress, our tyiws being new, so tluvt
Hie print is plain to tho oldest ryej. Wo linjisr
toiualto the matter published lu its column,
correspond with its sire and general appearance,
mm romioy,
Our editorial eoluniiis will discuss popular
(inestlon on their intrcnsic merits, standing oa
the broad platform of right and morality,
when', tiiiforttinatcly, iMillticnl and sectarian
journalism can seldom bo found, purlinim lie
causoitissowiilo and tlieir ideas so selllsh
aud narrow, they would bo lost tiou it.
coniicxroMiiiNYi'. iiKsinrii.
Our corrrniionilenco from the pouplo has al
w.iy Ihmm Interesting, mid with mote room t
coininand n'ld tlio water circulation wonrt
aoipiiiiug with the giowth of thu State popttbv
tion, wo ean re.tMin.ibly expect that Its iutrrcst
will t'ncrenie. Wo invito nil intereiled hi tho
ioMj n.'ctipation of njrieiilturo nn.l stoclc-rais-nig
to send us thu romilts of thoir xperieiicfr
or to mal.u kixuMi their wants or soml iuipiin'cK
or suggestions to uur eoluniiK, so to draw nut
tho uxpcrieiico nf otlurH for the public good,
nn: "r.uiMr.it" a (iiiAMir. one as.
Wo liou to inalio tlio I'aiimi.u aoo plab'o to
the grniigu by funihhiug nuws of tho ptxijjrosa
of tlint grout onl.-r in our own ru3ion nnd elie
nhero, and wo sliidl Iki glnd to receive conimti
uicntions showing the progress of lt principled
and thu gKl neeomplialu-d by its Aior'.ing
niemlieni. Wo encnuiitor, evoiinmniig fannirs.
eoiislderabld opjitisltloii to tlio grange, nnd fro-
ipient olijuctiou to tho puldication of grange
matter, but wo intend to havo room in tbo
KliiilKli for nil, nnd all thu good objects of tho
O.iler of I'.ttioii'i of Hiubaiulry havo oiir earn-
eet nynijiatliy nml deservu nil thu sepport wo.
can givo them, it is to bo rogrottcd tlmt a
society that should linio for itt object tho
Hociid, Intellectual nnd material ndvancument
of tho whole fnrming KJp.il.itIun, ciunot ho ro.
conducted as to co.nuii.iint tlio support nod ro
speet of every farnt'r in tin land. Prolmhly
tlmro is a great deal of human nature lioth
side and outside o 'the outer.
Till: MAIIIO.TX.
Wo have facilities, through tlio most reliablo
private sources, for giving tlfu exact news of
thu wheat markets hi Hau IVancisco nnd IJvcr
jioo huceived up to the hour of going to premu
We enn state the nmoiiut of tonu.io at con
maud for your tine, and shall watch all matter,
tlist relate to thu price of produce nnd tho pros
pects of the markets hi advance in the inter
of our readers. Whilo wo hesitato to givo en
couragement to too flattering hopes wo never
hmitatu to givo all reliablo fscts to tlio neoido..
from whom our sujiiMirt comes aud whoso proa
purity is the measure of our own.
WHAT VK SHALL I'UBI.ISII.
Ill ailditlon t4 esny, original and contribut
ed, itlatlng to ngrivtiltmo nnd rtotk-rainiu;; iu-
the I'acillo North.est, wo shall inaUw elo
tious from Ilia agricultural Journals ami Mock,
publications we receive from all sections of tho
Union, with tlio endeavor to cover nil (pound
uvcecsary for the information of homo jn
ducers and tho ndvaiicuient of homo agricul
ture. A certain amount of miscellaneous and
scientific nailing wKI bo found hi every issno,,
with touches of tho humorous occasionally aud.'
sometimes a story of Interest, suited to our
columns. Our Homo Circle is conducted by
lady whoso cxiieiieneu ami literary tiuto socitr.
to qualify her especially for tlint department,
w.'iilu many years xiwrienco ns n fanner's wife
mako it jxjtuiblo for her to compiliend auil
minister to thu social waiitj of a farmers
family.
lion ti, KINK.
Itishaiilly nocniji-y to say to our regular
reailtrs that the I'ai.iiuu will ulnars pretorvc
Iie 1m t moral tor.e nnd tndtavor to eirry tho
n -.: n:nl luiv.t iiillueneui to the faiiill oirolo.
Vo li.iv no bittemti.. to .il, i j j4.t ry wonls
i iMiuly with any, no jiersonnl Inter t t'J ml
v.uice at the oxpjnso o! the geiiuinl goi I, anil
if w.i havo nuv onemiem we do net care to know
It, end er.nnot nirord to publish it wo popflra
Ir : 'IK .'! hrst n.ildi!,-; tl.c i,,.t ( ,, aII
w ..i I avo i,.i Jr.etu'.., at I'nlr ijicitso,
" " " ' tl.! . ,'i . i ' ivnwr.
nnd wo i led only your siipjxjrt tu mako it oil
youeandJsire. tan wo havo itt Will cook
one ciultavor to rco tro ns onn mora cash sub-
ycnUr? If you will, wo can go on prosiwrotu.
lyanddojou good servico. Kven with tlieao
"hard timts" to contend against we ought to
double our list, nud we hope to do It wltln
jourgcodhtlp.