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PORTLANiTmDAY, Al'KIL 11, 1879.
Bow to Train n Colt to linrness.
A wrltor In tho English Atrrlcultural
Gazotto rivos tho following as an onsy
and practical method of nccustomlng
young colta to tho restraint or har
ness: Put on him nn easy collar, having n
pair of reins attached, or add two ploc
os to lengthon tho traces, and lot n
ntrong man walk hohlnd him, holding
those Aftor a fow minutes tho leader
may order tho man to pull tho traces
vory gently, ho as to pross tho collar
but slightly at first. In n lltllo time ho
may pull tighter, wlillo tho leador
keeps his oyo on the colt, mid If ho
Hhows any signs of flinching, let him
order tho traces to ho slackoncd again,
nnd tho Hiitno courso gone over repeat
odly, hut stopping tho colt occasionally
to gontlo him, taking care, however,
to slack tho traces Just as ho stops mid
to turn u llttlo to ono sldo when start
ing each time, wlillo tho man pulls tho
limoslto traco.
Aftor thin oxurclso let him bo taken
to tho cart or other vohlclo for which
ko Is intended, allow him to sinolt and
xamlno it; then push it nway and
raw it un to him sovcral times, raising
nnd lowering tho shafts, until ho takes
no notlcoof Its noise, or of tho differ
ent nppoaranccs when raised and low
orod. Now turn him around and put
Mm between tho shafts, rub thorn
against his sides, push buck and draw
up tho cart, striking him behind and
on tho sides with It, until ho allows
himsolf to bo "knocked about by It,"
no to spoak. This will do for ono day's
lesson. Noxt duy let nit his harness bo
put on, leaving chains or straps to hang
andstrlkoagalnsthlm, wlillo tho whole
of tho provlotis day's lesson is gono
through stop by htep. .Sumo on third
nnd fourth days. Ho may then ho
yoked or hitched to tho cart, and
should have at least ono hour's oxer
ciso at going up mid down hill, turn
ing, otc. First, start on lovol ground.
If thoso directions bo carried out tho
colt learns that tho vehicle ho draws Is
not meant to hurt him, and ho will
novor try to "kick It away" or "run
oft?' from It.
llulos for '1'rulnlng:
First Never try to beat u colt into
doing a thing, or, if nervous, ho may
turn out a vicious horse, and If stupid
ho may hecomo stubborn, llemombcr,
that by patlonco and gentleness ho can
bo got to do anything that will not hurt
him.
Boconil When n horso shows signs
of shying at any object, do not lxmt
him, but load him up to it, allow him
to stand and look, in ho comes closer;
and aftor ho examines it u fow times
Iio will not fear anything of tho kind
again. In p:mlug by hedges with a
colt throw In stones mid stop htm until
ho takes no notice of tho nol.se.
Third lleforo putting on any article
of harness, let your colt smell it, ami
then rub it against his head, nock and
txjily.
Fourth Always stait n hor.-'o with
tho voice, never with tho cut of the
whip. In starting, turn a llttlo to ono
side, and In stopping, when going up a
hill, do tho sumo.
pinions and tho bill, and tho coarseness
of tho skin.
Ducks oro distinguished by the sumo
means, but thoro is tho difToronco that
n duckling's bill Is much longer in pro
portion to the breadth of tho head than
tho otd ducks.
Young Ilcirers as Milken.
W. J. F., a correspondent of tho
Country Gentleman, makes the follow
ing vory correct statements in refer
enco to tho milking and management
of young cows:
A young heifer with hor first calf
should bo milked us long as posslblo,
for it will bo difllcult to mako hor glvo
milk lator nt any subsequent calving.
To sccuro u longer flow of milk sho
may go farrow tho following year and
mcanwhllo bo fed bran nnd roots rath
er than meal, so as to dlscourago secre
tion of fat. If holfors calvo at two
years old, as thoy should, tho year nftcr
should bo devoted largoly to Increasing
tho slzo of tho animal. It Is impor
tant, whllo this is being dono, that tho
growth of tho milk glands should also
bo encouraged. In this way tho cow
will bo ns largo us needful, nnd also bo
developed to her best capacity ns a
milker.
I urn strongly Inclined to think that
tho full Is tho best time for u young
heifer to havo her first calf. This, of
course, is only where warm basement
stables aro provided, with plenty of
rich, succulent food tho first winter.
Tho first ilow of milk may not be
qultu as largo as It would bo if she
calved In spring; but coming to grass
feed after Going milked all winter, u
continued largo mess will bo Insured
until midsummer. Then, with n llttlo
oxtra feed in August and later, sho
may bo easily kept in milk until cold
weather comes or u full year nftor calv
ing. If u young heifer calves in tho
spring, this Is much moro difllcult.
Tlicro Is nlways a good domand for now
milch cows In tho fall, and thoso which
tho farmer wishes to sell should bo
timed so as to ciilvo then. The succu-
lent food which cows got in summer Is
bettor Tor both cow and calf than the
dry hay, straw and grain which aro
their usual winter rations.
MILK Yir.I.I) Ob" Till'. Dlr'PKllKN'T
JlitKKim of CattijK. Dr. J. C. Morris,
in a papor prepared and read by him
before tho Philadelphia County Medi
cal Society, says In relation to tho dif
ferent breeds of cows and their milk
products: "Wo have around us, be
sides tho common cow, tho Durham,
Ayrshire, Dovon nnd Aldernoy or Jor
pcy, Tho yield of theso varies great
ly in quality that of tho Durham or
Short-horn being large, but poor in
buttcrnnd modoratcly rich in cosine
tho best yield Increases and tho quanti
ty diminishes In tho order named.
Thin, eighteen quarts of Durham (and
often of common, which aro mainly
grado Durham), fourtoen quarts of Dov
on or twelve quarts of Jorsoy milk
yield ono pound of butter (Flint). Tho
Ayrshire and Devon milks aro rich in
casino and butter. Tho latter yields
its cream but slowly, and is thoroforc,
in my opinion, tho host for family use.
Tho Jersey milk Is rich In butter, but
comparatively poor In casino, whllo
ttio Durham Is too watery. Tho Ayr
shire is hotter than tho latter, but still
hardly in rich or in evenly balanced in
Its constituents as the Devon."
rERBONAL.
Paul Boyton Is 3fl years old.
Mosby will meot Grant at Hongkong.
V. H. Vnndorbllt gives art reccp
tlons.
President Grovy hns but ono daughter.
I-araday'8 widow died recently In
.England.
Sonator Bayard of Dolawaro has nlno
children.
Mmo. Grovy Is an invalid and lives
in seclusion.
Talleyrand said that happiness do
pended on a hard heart and a good
stomach.
Tho Khcdlvo of Egypt has Just or
dored a now sot of harness from this
country.
Victoria Woodhull is said to havo bo
corao a Sunday school toachor In Eng
land. Tho Empress of Brazil has present
ed to Quoon Victoria a dross woven of.
spider webs.
Gladstone's admirers pronoso to build
a hospital to ills memory that will cost
$110,000.
Ex-(iueen Isabella lives quietly in
Paris, alio Is cheerful benevolent,
frank, winning and slmplo in manner.
Tho monument to Victor Emanuel
which Italy desires to ralso will cost
not less than $1,000,000.
Father Abram J. Byan, tho poet
priest, Is very III at his homo In Mobile
from a partial paralysis of tho throat.
Tho Princess Loulso, following her
mothci's example, pays a bounty of $5
apicco for triplets Iwrn In tho Domin
ion. It Is stated that Henry M. Stanley,
tho explorer, will lead tho Belgian ex
ploring expedition which is soon to
start for Africa.
Archbishop Purccll was ordained to
his Cincinnati diocoso In 1833, and has
been in continuous authority for forty
six years.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor has spont
nearly $71,000 In ton years on tho poor
children of tho various Industrial
schools of Now York.
PTIofJsop HdsiAtlDHY,
DisiioitNiNO CattIiK. Some' tlmo
since, this papor called attention to
tho brutal practice said to bo in voguo
in Ireland of dishorning cattlo intend
ed for transportation to English mar
kots, and showed an easy remedy
that of disbudding whllo tho animal
Is young. This is easily performed.
Hold tho calf securely, at an ago of
from thrco to four wooks. With a hot
Iron, touch tho budding horn until it
is seurod well down to tho head. It
will kill tho gorm, und thorcforo tho
animal will havo no horn, or but tho
rudlmout thoroof, according as tho op
eration has boon woll or Imporfoctly
accomplished. Bind over tho soared
portion a llttlo cotton lint saturated
with oil, and tho calf will suffer no in-
oonvonlonco from tho oporatlon except
tho limited ono from tho burning, not
so sovero as In tho caso of golding.
I'ratrte lunner.
State Orange Deputies fur 1878
OU90J.
lUKr A Co. -Thomas Smith. Baku City.
IIsxtox-A. Holder, Corvallls.
L'lacxaiui-C. N. Warr, Uanby.
OiATsor -W. II. Oray, Youngs Itlvcr.
Douotas I). H. II. IMlck, Myrtlo Creek.
jArmwi J.N. T. Miller, Jacksonville.
Jowruiiir -Joseph Polio, k, IJinrf.
Lur Itoscoo Knox, Cruaell; Alhn Ilond, I.ugcno
City.
Ijxn-n. A. Irvine. Albany. ., ,
Mariok-J. W. UacheIIr, lluttorllle; W. M. lllllcary,
MultVohaii Plympton Kelly and Jacob Johnson, Hut
Portland,
l'otx - F. A. ralterson, Mile.
Tmjwoos. J. C. llewley, Tillamook.
Union John Crclghton, Union.
WASCOJohn End, Tygh valley. , , , .
Waiiiiiioto J. A. Richardson, Tualatin; J. . Bap.
plngton, Oaston.
YajhiIL-R. II. Laughlln, North Yamhill.
STASIIISOTOX TSSSITOSV,
Colombia Thomas Throsscll, Dayton.
Ctasss-Davfd SUtnp, Vancouver.
Cowim John S. Doiatth, Pekln.
Lsis-W. II. Miller, Ilolsfort.
Waua Waila-W. II. Thomaa, Walla Walla.
Wiirmax-waUain King, Falouso City.
hhn.. u thMj. muntlitt In which no Deputies havo
been appointed would much oblige ma by designating
uroiners suiiaoie w act in ma. uut-i.j.
A. II. Sinrur, Matter Or. 8t. Orange.
DIRECTORY.
OFFICEHSortho NATIONAL GUANOR.
Master Samuel II. Adams, Monticcllo, Min
nesota.
Overseer J. J. Uooilnian, raupavr, Mich.
Lecturer Mortimer Whitehead, Middle-
Inish, N. Y.
Steward -A. .1. Vauelian, Jicnipius, iciw.
Assistant Stottanl William .Sims, Tonoka,
Katms.
Cli.tplain-A. V. Hon)' the, Isabel, l.lgar
county, III.
Treaiurcr I. -l. .vicimiyiuh, vvnync, is. 1.
Secretary W. M. Ireland, ' niliinton,
I). V.
(latc-Kceper O. Dmwuuuo, Orchard drove,
Tmlinii.l.
Certs -Mu. S. M. Artann, Monticcllo, .Min
nesota.
Pomona Mrs. J. J. Woodman, Pawpaw,
Michigan.
Flora Mrs. S. T. Moore, Sandy Spring,
Mich.
Lady Ass'tvStoHrard MisiC. A. Hall, Ana
lacliicola. kxkcutivi: uiMMrrm:.
Samuel li. Adams, Chairman, Monticcllo,
Minn.
Henley Jamos, Marion, Ind.
I). Wyatt Aiken, Cokosbury, S. C.
S. II. Ellis, .Hiiriui;lort, Ohio.
OFFICKUS ORBUON hTATK OIIANUE.
Matter A. It. Shipley, Oiwogo.
Oversocr-D. S. K. lluick, Myrtlo Crock,
lecturer W. II. Thomas, Walla Walla.
Htoward W. M. Hilleary, Turnor.
Ass't Stownrd M. L. rlicholas, lkavorton.
Chaplain W. H. dray, Astoria.
Socrutary N. W. Ilandall, Oregon City.
Treasurer David Smith, Lebanon.
(lato-Kcepvr-O. N. Wait, Canby.
Ceres M. J. Train, Harrisuurg.
Pomona C. K. Shipley, Oswego.
Flora S. I). Durham, McMinnvillc.
L. A. S. Irene L. Hilleary, Turner.
RxictrrivK cuMMirrr.K.
gatdlcss of theso prognostications tho
grange has boon a success. Tho far
mer has reaped pecuniary rewards
whonovor ho has followed Its precepts.
Tho notion has again entered upon nn
era of prosperity, hastened and
strengthened in large measure by tho
thrift which follows tho observanco of
tho principles It Inculcates. Orange
llulletin.
Tho uso of mustard water for de
stroying Insects In tho soil of flower
pots has recently boon recommended.
A tablespoonful of mustard to a gallon
of water.
Hot wntcr nt 120 degrees Fahrenheit
will kill typhus gorms, and soap acta
A3 poison to thorn.
A machlno for cutting stono paving
blocks has been invonted.
Ho preaches woll who lives well.
The Vontaur UnlnitnU ato of two kinds.
The While U for tho human family; the Yellow
It or horses, sheep, and other anlmsls. Testimo
nial of tho effects produced by thco remarlcablo
Preparations aro wrapped around every bottlo, and
may bo procured of any druggist, or by mall from
tho omceofTiiiiOi,TAcneoirAur,M Dey Street,
Hen York City.
A. It. Shipley, Chairman, Oswrgo
(I. W. Hunt, 8ublimity.
A. Holder, Corvallis.
The Orange Progressive.
Agricultural Notos.
ToTiu.i. Tin: Am: or Kowi-s. Ifa
hen's spur Is hard mid tho scales of tho
logs aro rough, she Is old, whether you
sco her head or not; but her head will
corroborate your observation. If tho
under bill Is so MM' you cannot beud
it down, ami tho comb thick and
rough, leave her, no matter how fat
ami plump, for sumo ono less particu
lar. A young lieu has only tho rudi
ments of hpurs; the r-enlos on tho legs
aro smooth, gloM-y ami fro.ih-colorcd,
whatever tho color may be; tho claws
tondor ami short, mills sharp, tho un
derbill soft, and tho comb thin and
tsmouth.
An old turkey has rough kmIcs on
tho legs, rallniltos cm tho s-oles of tho
feet, und long, strong claws; u young
ono tho ruvorM) of till those murks.
When tho feathers aro on, the old tur
key cock has a long tuft or beaul; a
young ouu but i Kprnuting one, ami
when they aro oil' tho smooth M-ales on
tho logs docldo tho point, besides tho
difference in sizo of tho wattles of tho
neck and in tho elastic shoot upon the
neck.
An old gooso when allvo Is known
by tho rough logs, tho strength of iho
wings, particularly at tho pinion", the
$'ilck'ic.is and Mrongth of tho bill, ami
fineness of tho feathers; and when
plucked, by tho legs, tho tenderness
of tho skin undor tho wings, by tho
Another man has smoked in his
stable, ami there is ono barn less. Ten
cows happened to le in tho yard and
wore saved. Hverythlng in the barn
burned.
A gill of raw (unboiled) linseed oil
given to a sow Just before and uftor
farrowing will prevent tho disposition
to eat lierotfspriug. This habit Is an
acquired ono ami Is caused by keeping
tho sow with others of her own species
who worry and annoy her. Perfect
(pilot mid Isolation tiro considerations
which should not bo neglected. Xew
Orleans Home Journal.
Wo ferment manure for tho same
reason that wo decompose Iouo-dust
or mineral phosph.ites with sulphuric
acid mm convert them into super
phosphate, or tho samo reason that
wo grind our corn mid cook tho meal.
Theso processes add nothing to tho
amount of plant-food in tho bones or
tho nutriment In the corn. They on
ly increase Its availability. So In fer
menting manure. ThN process ren
ders the plant-food in tho manure
moro immediately available.
Obituary.
Tho many friends of Mr. John King and
Mrs. Caroling Killing will regret to leant that
their only son, Mr. John W. King, met with
an accident, causing his death in about twenty
aix hours. Deceased resided near tho Dalles,
Wasco county. Ho leaves n young wifv, .t fa
ther, mother, and tbrcu tiisters, to mourn their
untimely loss. Tho youug mau was twenty
two years of ngu. Tim circumstances aro
about as follows: On tho "tth day of February
last ho went to let a homo nut In tho pasture,
when tho horso wheeled around and kicked
him iu tlio stomach. He lived twenty-six
hours, w lieu death camo to his relief. His re
mains were brought down and buried in Kock
Creik cemetery, in thu southern part of Clack
amas county, Tho deceased was Ik loved by
nil who know him, anil had many lino traits of
character. The writer knew him well, having
sustained tho relation of teacher to linn. He
ixisscsscd more than avcrago ability, and gave
ewdem-u of unusual promise.
Ucmcmtar, boys, as you pais by,
As you aru now, no once was 1 1
As I am now, no you must Iks
I'leparo for death, and follow moJ
Oregon papers pleaso copy.
. W. H. Sswos.
A venerablo patient, u retired foun-
deryman, tells us that, during his up-
prontlco-dilp to a shipbuilder ol Phila
delphia, ho became acquainted with it
nover-falllug remedy for, bums and
hoahlx, and that iu his subsequent fouu
dory life ho siw Innumerable such In
juries relieved of pain ami healed as If
by magic, by powdered charcoal. Tho
Nifter it Is tho better, ami th.it from
pine wood Is the best. It Is to bo
tulckly sprinkled over tho buruud or
tnuldod surface as soon as possible, and
renewed tii It become iuolt or drops
oil'. Louisville Medical Journal.
A Remarkablo Heju.lt.
It nmkoH no dlllorenco how iiianv 1'livalu.
laiiH, nr bow much moUlctno yon liava Irlotl,
It U now an ttlltbeil laot tlmt (leruiau
Hyrup U the. only remedy which ban kIvou
oompleto millxl'ucllou In stuoro ci.Mi of l.uiitf
inapastui, uimruoiiipro aro ytt inousamls
of iwrtmna who Aro prt'dWpoiod to Throat kihI
I.iuigatlfcllatit), Consumption, llemorrhiiirps
AMtlima, bVviiriifnlili KBHi.t on i;, ;i
PnemnoiiU, Whooping Liuya, ,;o., vIio
liny.! uo porhoiml knowlttdgo, uf Uoschfe'
(lermati Sprup. To micli we would say that
60,000 (lczt-ii weru hoUI last yoar without one
csmpUlni. CoiiHtimplUes try fust oui hot
lie. Hegularslza'l'eouU boil i -.MTV s.j
gists In Aiuerlni.
Tho Undonlablo Truth
You ilosorvo tohiilljr, uiul if jou load n
inUorablH, niuatisfactory lifts III tint boatitl
fill world, It Uiiiitiruly your own fault and
thorti Is only oiw excusa for you, jour uu
reaHmubln iirtjndlod timl uUeptloltm, which
tu kllloit thousand"', Peranat knowliHlo
ami I'oniinoii muuu nvuiHiini; win soon show
you tiiatUrean'i AuRUat 1'lower will I'titu
you of f.lvor Coiuplnlut, or DyiipopiH, with
nil IU mtstuitbln eltcH-ls, mc'i ns sick hcudaebe
imlpltulciiof Iho heart, miur stom.icli, In
bltual ooatlvMiKo', illjtaliuwis of tho liu.id,
nervoUH pro-ir'i-n, law plrlt-, Ac. It
mWn now reach every irwn on tlm Wpsteru
ContlniMit ami not a Druut.t bufwill tell you
of ttn wouderlul nifiki. You can tay itSum
nle lljtll i for 10 csuts. Thrto dow will ra-liooyou.
Tho grange, in tho first instance, was
instituted mainly for It social advan
tages. It Is truo social Intorcourao nec
essarily carrios with its an educational
valuo but to mako tho order an edu
cational factor as ono of its main purpo
ses was nn aftor thought. Tho samo
may bo said as to its business feature?.
Theso sovoral alms have grown out of
tho necessities of tho case. As a mon-
oy-making machlno it wns natural that
unduo prominonco would bo given by
many perhaps by a majority of pat
ronsto tho saving nnd making of tho
almighty dollar. Tho times wore hard,
creditors needy, monopolists extortion
ate, rings common, money scarco, tax
es high, crops abort. Tho farmers all
over tho land, with here mid there nn
oxcoptlon, were In debt. Thoy felt
that thoy wore mainly tho producers of
wealth, but llko tho shop were shear
ed for othor people's prosperity. It is
of no uso to say that all business mon
were in tho samu boat, ami that it was
not so much a question of success in
trade us success to keep afloat until
hotter times should return. Whllo
this was truo tho farmer bolloved that
ho was mado to pay too dear for his
whistle, partly by combinations to ox
tort tho last posslblo cent, nnd partly
by a vast army of middlemen who, to
oko out u modorato subsistence, were
compelled to take a tdlcu from tho
cheese, or pound of buttor, in tho
shape of commissions, ns It passed
through their hands Now, these facts
havo nuvor been denied. Tho manu
facturers claimed that they received
no more than a fair remuneration for
tho labor und capital invested, und tad-
died tho apparently lareo nrollts and
extortionate charges over prime co-t,
on royalties exacted, and iu tho main
tenance of u'gencles. Out of theso
were dovelopcd a limit to tho renewal
of letters-patent, and tho purchasing
of first hands. Out of this latter fol
lowed tho maxim of worldly wisdom
to buy iu bulk und pay cash down a
simple law of business worth wholo
volumes of finance. We will not now
follow tho Work of tho grange In pro
moling Its success iu tho matters taken
iu hand. That It has been successful,
every farmer, whether a member of
tho order or not, who has bought an
agricultural Implement knows. Hut
another result followed which has had
tho samo result ns tho fellow had who
sheared Ills pig more noise than wool,
A common howl went up from overv
cross-roads grocery, peanut stand, cob-
ler's otull, from overy iut-trap patentee
und from tho army of agents, whoso
u.unu Is legion, th.u tho farmers had
combined to ruin trade mid drive tho
Industrious poor to tho poor house. Ho-
The Celebrated Draft Stallion
LOUIS NAPOLEON
Will mako the season 1S7D as follows:
At my Hums, In WaUjIIIIM, Mondays nnd TuexU) t.
a ft a isn, o.inciaj ami inuriay.
NUIO, Frlda) sand Saturdays.
TKIIMH -Leap, IO Season, 815( Insurance, 30l
The Reason will brain April 7.
DiuKRimoK add I'soiosrs. boul Mapolonn U a kvi
tlrut dapple trray. 10 hands high, and weighs 1(00 lbs. Ho
vsas slrrd by Uie lmiortod Nonnan horso Louis Napoloon,
and tils dam by Itoyal Sampson, Imported by Ool. Oakloy
of Tazewell co., 111.; tils irrand dam was a French Canadf.
an mire. Oomo and aeo the hone More malting other
arrangements. (mh7m3 T. J. KOMONDSO.V.
O. C. TAYLOK,
Inrentor and Proprietor ol Taylor's WonJarful
Ditching Machine,
proposes to cut a ditch flveTeet wide at the top, one and
a hall leet at the bottom, and two It deep, throwlngthe
dirt two feet from ditch, lor 331 eta per rod. This
he guarantees, or no charge. Ue has three marhlnoi now
In operation one each In Linn, Ilenton, and lane coun
ties. Junction City, Or., Manh 7ml.
UHAY'S NPBCIPIC ITIKDICINK
The Great EnclUti Ilcmrdy
TRADE MARK. An unfailing cur. for AD!jfSubL,C
Hemlnai vseaxnoM,
8crmatorrhea, lm
putencr, and allDU.
eaasy that follow as a
as lom of Memory,
Unltcnal lusltude,
laln In the Ruk.
Boforo TaldngKaTur.0 oid'': After Taklnir.
and many oOier lllscases that lead to Insanity or Con
sumption, and a Prematura (Irave. tir Full lartlculara
In our pamphlet, which o desire to wmi free by mall
to every one. CtTThe Spvclllc Medicine Is sold by all
druggists at tl er package, or sis irksgM for ii, or
will br sent free by mall on receipt of the money by o.
dressing THK URAV KIKBICINK UO.,
No, 10, Mechanics' Ulock, Dstsoit, Micil.
staTSold In Salem and everywhere In the United States
and Oanada by all wholesale and retail druggists, fty
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