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PORTLAND, FKIDAY, MAY 0, 1873.
Kxtrn Largo Farm and Drny Horse.
HoracH of this sort nro objected to by
Bomo, but ovidon'.ly without knowing
tho purno90 for which they nro bred.
Tor theso they nro Just ns essontiril nntl
moro economical to bo used thnn thoso
of n medium hIzo. Take, for oxninnlc,
tho threo or four-flhnro plow; n pair of
thoso oxlrn largo horsos nro sulllclcnt
ly strong to work It cnslly, whereas,
with mcdlum-Hlzcd liorsos It require
from threo to four of them. Now wo
all know thnt It Is moro convenient to
work two horses togothor than threo
or four, nnd tho economy In feed,
atnblo room, grooming, harness nnd
shooing Is somothlng, Machinery of
moro ofllclcnt florvlce, nnd requiring
greater power to move it, of now In
vention nnd construction, Is constantly
brought to aid tho farmer in his labors.
This being ho, ho must of necessity In
crenso tho hIo and power of his horse
beyond what has been heretofore tibial,
.to reap tho advantages of It.
Again, whon tho roads nro imiutly,
or very heavy loads to bo transported
ovor thorn, extra powerful horses aro
required.
In quarries, huge blocks of stone nro
to bo removed to tram-ways, nnd In
town nnd cities It Is required to trans
port these through tho streets for
building purposes. Hero an extra
. Hlnglo powerful horse Is much handier
to bo lined than oven n pair, und tho
same Is the caso around mines, Iron
fouudorlcs, and various other manu
facturing establishments which It is
unnecessary to mention. Hut tho best
paying thing to tlio breeder of extra
largo horses Is to produce them of as
lintiihotno form and of as good a quali
ty of muscle, bono and si now as ho
can, but yet bo enrcful not to drnw
their points so Hue as to render a single
tjno In tho least weak. Particular at
tention should bo paid to tho strength
oftholr legs, Joints and pasterns, as
well as to tho soundness nnd toughness
of tho feet. Such horsrs nro wanted
.for show toams, nnd will always com
inand u quick sale nnd high price, os-
rpccinlly whon woll matured. Then
tthoy become a sort of advertisement
'.for tho goods they transport about and
through our towns nnd cities and adds,
doubtless, considerably to tho sales of
tholr owners. They can consequently
woll airord to pay high prices for such
teams, nnd In fact tiro always willing
to do so.
Thus It will be seen that u reasona
ble number of extra large liorncs nro
now, nnd over will be required, so that
.ihoro Isuo risk of breeding such from
(sixteen and a half to perhaps seven
toon and a half hands high, ami
weighing 1,800 to 2,000 potiuiis. What
milts ono person does not suit all, and
tho farmer has only to Had out his
customers and then breed to please
thorn. A little caro also hhould bo ex
orcised In rearing oxtru largo horses.
Give them as dry ground as possible to
oxoivlso upon when growing up, for
this not only Insures a better quality
of nuncio for the body, but moro en
during limbs and tougher feet. West
.trn Jtural.
limber on rurralnc,
Itcechor says that farming Is not tho
.simple thing It has been represented
to bo. It is u combination ot manufac
tures nutl trade. It roprosonUi much
moro nearly tho manufacturing of
chouilcals than any other thing; you
huvo tho laboratory nnd matorlnl In
tho soil, and you havo to to uso thorn
.as to got out glvon products. And
then it becomes a commercial opera-
.tlon; because, whon you havo got up
.your goods, you must go Into markot
with them, and tho condition of tho
market dotormluos what condition of
goods you shall got up. It is a double
procoss of manufacturing and mer
chandising, and it requires n peculiar
.skill that belongs to both avocations In
-order to succeed. Ho thinks In our
oldor States it takes fully as much
bmlus to be u successful farmer, us It
-does to mako a competent inoivlmiit.
.So ho concludes that running Is pretty
. serious business. It Is nil very well
.to talk about bonding men out to work
ion the farm. Now what Is called the
allotment systom, or spado husbandry,
kin England has boon successful, ami if
u take tho population from tho largo
aiiufacturlng towns, aud glvo them
d aero or less apiece, they could sup
rt their families oven if, they did not
owrlch; but glvo thorn llfty acres,
. ind thoy will bo poor all tholr lifetime.
' Spado husbaudry lu England has
.icovod very successful; wo cnu learn a
HbMon lrom it.
u4K1 1
Agricultural Notes.
Half a pint of lard, melted in n pint
or now milk, given warm, willremovo
costivonoss.
For bruises or aores, boll smart weed
In chamber lye, add a Uttlo soft soap
nnd wash twlco a day.
Coal ashes do well as u fertilizer for
tomatoes. Mako your ground half soil
nnd half coal iwhos and tho results will
bo surprising.
A solution of carbolic ncld in 300
parts of wntcr has boon found effccllvo
for scab. A strong docoitlon of tobacco
is n good wash, nlso.
For throat
dlstomnor, grato flno a
small green
wild turnip, or, if dry,
glvo u heaping spoonful, mixed with
bran or oats. Novor falls. Good for
cough, also.
In hatching turkey eggs sprinkle
them tho last two weeks slightly ovory
other day with water that has had tho
chill taken off. Somo molsturo seems
to bo necessary for turkey eggs.
A successful dairyman feeds his cows
night and morning tho year round,
and in each feed puts a tcaspoonful of
salt, lie considers this method of salt
Ing cows proforablo to tho usual ono of
givlngunlmnls salt onco or twice u
week and thinks his method adds
largely to the amount of milk given.
Oct the best and never keep a poor
cow tho second year. No man can af
ford to keep n cow that will not make
from iiOO to 1220 pounds of butter, or Its
equivalent in cheese, ovory year.
Lastly, mako the very best article and
got tho top of tho market. This is
dairy economy, according to my ex
perience.
Every family ilnds moro or loss
bones accumulating. Hurn them with
your wood, nnd tho n9hcs thus enrich
ed is ono of tho most valuablo ofall
fertilizers. Money cannot buy any
artlclo which will so fcrtlllzo your soil.
Hones thus consumed will quadruple
the valuo of woid ashes, which In
themselves are among tho best of soil-
onrlchcrs.
SCIENTIFIC.
The largest steel-rail mill lu tho
United States Is to bo erected at Bald
win, near Harrlsburg.
Amber Is found In tho mines, rivers
and sea coasts of Prussia, It is used
in varnish and for mouth-ploccs of
pipes.
Soaking timber lu llmo water has
been recommended for preserving It
from dry rot and tho effects of tho
weather.
A machine for cutting stonoofnll
kinds rapidly, nnd cnpnblo of striking
0,000 blows por minute, bns boon
patontod.
Aforlosof experiments bus estab
lished tho fact that chloroform neu
tralize tio action of strychnine upou
tho human system.
Tho plates for saws aro mtulo of in
gots of steel, carefully prepared to
securo uniformity, nnd roducod to the
proper thickness by rolling.
Warping and winding In seasoning
lumber arises from the curved direc
tion of tho libers anil from their spiral
arrangement lu many trees.
Silver Is tho most porfectly relied-
Ingsubstanco known, absorbing but 9
percent, of the Incident rays, while
speculum metal absorbs 37 por cent.
A German chemist says frozen cab
bages or plants lose none of tholr
nutritive qualities, because the frost
transforms tho starch in tho vegotnblo
Into sugar.
Tidal waves nro often caused by sub
marine earthquakes in apparently flno
weather, without any relation to hur
ricanes, although often accompanying
them.
To tell a diamond from a gem, look
through tho stouo at tho point of a
needle ora small holo in a card, nnd If
thoro aro two pints or two holes tho
stone Is not u diamond.
Professor Nichols of Boston found 8
grains of ursoulo to ouch squaro foot of
u greon dress submitted to his oxatni
nation. Hero is tho fact of poisons
freely used. Is thoro no remedy?
Tho black sulphldo of silver, which
forms on plated and silver wares, may
bo romoved at onco by wiping tho sur
face with n rag wot with aqua ammo
nia, and without tho troublo of rub
blng.
Ias Cultivaleur remarks that rats,
inlcti, ami Insects will nt onco rioaort
L'roiiiiil on which a Uttlo chloriilo of
llmo luu- boon sprinkled. Plants may
bo nrotoctotl from Insoct iiluguos by
brushing tholr stems with a solution of
it. It litis often boon noticed that n
natch of land which has boon treated
in this way roumins religiously ro
spected by grubs, whilo tho unprotect
ed buds round about aro Utorally de
vastated. Fruit troos may bo guarded
from tho attacks of grulu ly attaching
to their trunks pieces of tow smeared
with a mixture of ehlorldo of llmo and
hog's lard, aud ants and grubs already
m (wsjession will rapidly vucato tholr
possession.
Mn1vvt4 tn Ik
"W&X.:
Treat the Cows Kindly.
Treat tho cows you milk with the
greatest Kindness, novor bawl at or
kick or strike a, cow. If cows nro treat
ed kindly they will readily yield tholr
milk. Ifabusod they will hold Hup.
Most cows nro ruined when holfors.
Somo rough, passlonnto man under
takes to break thorn to milk. They
nro fearful thoy will bo hurt, hold up
their milk, kick, will not stand still,
and tho man who breaks thorn kicks
and mnltroats them, nnd thoy kick in
return, nnd nro perhaps permanently
ruined ns frco, kind milkers.
Calves and heifers should bo potted
tilt thoy glvo milk. Thov should bo
taught that man is tholr friend not
onomy. They should be well fed bo
causo thoy can't glvo milk without eat
ing tho matorlnl to furnish It. If given
warm stablo3 nnd warm bods tholr
systems do not requlro so much food
In winter to keep up tho nnimal heat,
nnd thoy will glvo moro milk thore-
for. For family cows, heifers with
tholr lirst calves should bo milked to
within a fow weeks of their coming In
ugatn. JJver after thoy will continue
to glvo milk up to tho same time. If
dried ofT early thoy will always dry up
tholr milk early.
MILK as a Soi'OKinc According
to tho Pharnutclsi it is n frequent prac
tlco in tho Now York Asylum for
Inobrlatcs to administer to tho patient
nt bcdtlmon glass of milk to produco
sleep, nnd tho result Is often found
satisfactory without tho uso of medi
cine Medlclno Is thoro sometimes
prescribed In milk. It has been re
cently statod in modical Journals that
lactic ncld hns tho effect of promoting
sloop by noting ns n scdntlvo, and thin
ncld may bo produced In tho momenta
ry canal by tho ingestion of milk. Can
this, then, bo tho explanation of tho
action of milk on f ho norvous system
after a long continued, excessive use of
ulcohollo drink? Sugar, nlso, is capa
ble of bolng convortcd In tho stomach,
in certain morbid conditions, Into lac
tic acid, and a lump of sugar allowed
todlssolvo In tho mouth on going to
bed will frequently soothe n restless
body to cpilet nnd repose.
If you desire to got a largo yloldof
rich milk, glvo your cow every day
water slightly warm nnd slightly snlt-
cd, in which bran has boon stirred at
tho rate of ono quart to two gallons of
wafer. You will find, If you hnvo not
tried this dally practice, that your cow
will glvo 25 por cont. moro under tho
effects of It, and sho will become so at
tached to tho dlot ns to roluso to drink
cloar wuter unless very thirsty. Hut
tills moss sho will drink almost any
time and nsk for more. Tho amount
of this drink necessary is an ordinary
water pailful nt a tlmo, morning, noon
aatl night. Live Stock Journal.
SlONH 01' A PltOSPEHOUS FAUMKK.
Whon you soo u barn larger than his
house, It shows that ho will havo
largo profits nnd smnll nflectlons.
Whon you seo him driving his work
instead of his work driving him, It
shows that ho will novor bo driven
from resolutions, and that ho will cor
tnlnly work his way to prosperity.
When you always sco in his wootl
liouso a aullleleney for throo months or
moro, it shows that ho will bo moro
than a ulnoty days' wonder in farming
operations, and that ho is not sleeping
in his houso aftor a drunkon frolic
Whon his slod Is housed In summer
aud his farming Implomonts covorod
both winter and summer, It plainly
shows that ho will havo a good houso
ovor his head in tho summer of his
early llfo aud tho wlntor of old ago.
When his eattloaro shielded and fed In
wlntor, It evinces that ho Is acting ac
cording to scripture, which says thnt
"a merciful man is morclful to his
benst." When ho Is seen subscribing
torn pnpor and paying in mIvanco.lt
shows that ho will novor got his walk
ing papors to tho land of povorty.
Minnesota Farmer.
In Ilreslan a succossful attompt has
boon ruado to oroct a papor chlmnoy
about fifty foot high. By a chemical
preparation tho papor was rendered
Impervious to tho action of flro or
wator.
Tho increaso of (louring mills in tho
four Statos of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota, from I860 to 1878, was
from 1,133 to 3,000.
Tho Government of Belgium pro
poses to speud$l, '200,000 in building 65
locomotives, 60 passenger ami 225
freight cars.
Monti'Kuy couflnns the auortiou of other
olMor era that the scintillations of stars are
intensified during the prevalence ot aurorai
boivalea.
So delieatu is tho machinery used for cut
ting out wood for "papcriug" walls that two
hundred leaoa aro cut from an inch of white
maple.
There aro forty-six varieties of tho dato tre.
twenty-six of which aro exhibited at the Eng
lish conservatory ol Kew Oaxdeus,
VcgeUblo isinglass, heretofore obtaiuetl from
Asia, i now exported from rVcnch seaweed,
and u nsed for liuug cotton cloth.
XRtKHFt
HBBOKAX.
M. Qambettn has Joined tho French
Alplno Club.
Hannibal Hamlin always wears a
claw-hammer coat.
Whlttler is In failing health, and un
nblo to do nny literary work.
Charlolto Thompson, tho actress,
owns one or tlio nuost plantations in
tho South.
It Is said Prlnco Napoleon Is n Ito
man Catholic, and thcroforo ho cannot
marry an English Princess.
Sir Edward Thornton Is now serving
in his elovonth year of offlco 03 British
Minister nt Washington.
Tho last descendant of John liunyan
died lately In England. Sho was an
ancient damo of 81, nnd hor nnrao was
Ann Webster.
Professor Max Muller was ono of
Prlnco Leopold's teachers nt Oxford,
nnd ho declares that tho Prlnco was
really fond of study.
Dr. Nowman, the now English Car
dinal, plays on the violin nnd violin
cello with exqulslto taste nnd skill.
Tho symphonies of Ueothoven nro his
evenings' delight.
"Iko Marvel," tho qulotost of au
thors, Is now u white-haired man, with
a genial, intellectual faco and kindly
eyes, wlioso country nro, brightened
by his family, his books and his plpo,
is truly Idyllic.
Miss Ilanlot Hosmor is compliment
ed by tho World of London ns tho
greatest of tho few fomnlo sculptors
tho world has over seen, and ono of tho
very few nmong thoso who havo pro
duced strong work nnd not mere
prottlncsa.
A nuw fuel, formed of tho residuum of
petroleum nnd coal tar, mixed to tho consist
ency of molasses, is expected to produco great
results.
Tho uio of tlio microphono is suggested to
dutonnino nhcthor insecti communicato with
each other by any nudiblo means.
Two now propcrtict have been attributed to
salicylic acid that of purifying water, and of
totally arresting germination.
It is proposed to erect a CV.itral West Indian
obsorvatory on tho hills near Kingston,
Jamaica.
Since last August l'aris lias uxpcndod 3I0,
000 in experimenting with tho electric light.
Tho t'outaur I.liilruenta are of two klcds.
The White Is for tho hamsn family; tho Yellow
Is or horses, sheep, and other animals. Testimo
nials of tho effects produced by theso remarkable
Preparations aro wrspped around crery bottle, and
may be procured of any druzglit, cr by mall from
the OmceofTiiiCtNTACnCoariMT, 44 Doy Street,
New York City.
pJTrOf3 Qf (-jUsBDrY
Stato Oratigo Depntlvi far 1878
oanoit.
lUisn Co. Thomas Smith. Daksi City.
Hsktosi A. Holder, Coriallls.
CuniMia-O, N. Wait, Conhy.
furwr-wr. It. dray, Young's Hirer.
Dovolas-I). H. It. Ilulck, Myrtlo Creek,
JiCno-J. N, T. Miller, Jukiontllle.
Josiriuia -Jofi.h l'ollo. k, UJand.
Uia-llmcoo Knox, Crwwell; Allen llonl, Kunno
City
liis It. A. Irvine, Albany.
lUaiox J. W. llbheller, HutUtlUo; W. VI. Illlleary,
Tumor,
MvLTioxiii I'l) mpton Kelly aud Ja.b Johnson, lUit
l'ortland.
lou F A. I'attenon, DUIe.
Tiixmox J. 0. IU ley, Tillamook.
IIsion John Crtlirhtun. union.
Wahcu- luhn Fml, Tytfh Valley.
Wasiiivotoo J. A. lllvhardwii,
rlnirton. Oaton
, Tualatin; J. W. ap.
YAViitLb It. II. Uii.-hlln, North Yamhill.
wiiinutoi Tsaarroar.
lV)U'Mtu Thomas Throuell, Dayton.
CLiaaa -llatld hump, Vamuuver.
t'owUTI-Julin H. Ilourtli. IVkln.
Uwis-W II, Miller, lol.fort.
WailaWaua W II. Thomas, Walla Walla.
W iiithah lllUm King, FoIoum City.
Patrons In Uioso counties In whkh no Deputies luie
been appointed u.ilj muih oblige nw by daiignaUng
iiroutere imiaoio wuim mat enpaeuy.
A. 11. buiriar, Muter Or, St. Orange.
" DinSOTORY.
OVPICU'itv .irihe NATIONAL OUANGU.
Master'
uesota.
Overseer
Lecturer
bush, N.
mucl K. Adams, Montlcello, Min-
J. J. AVootln.an, l'awpaw, Mich.
Mortimer Whitclioad, Middle-
A. J. Vauelun, Memphis, Tenn.
Steward William Sims, Topeka,
-A. 1'. Konjthe, Isabel, Edgar
sUmanl
Aasistati
Kauaas.
Chaplai I-
county, 1 I.
Trvasu.er F. M. McDowell, Wavne, N. V.
Secret .ry W. M. Ireland, tiashinctou,
D. C.
Oato-"eejer O. Dinwiddio, Orchard Grovo,
Indians..
Ceres -Mrs. S. M. Adams, Monticello, If in
ncaota. I'omina Mrs. J. J. Woodman, Pawpaw,
Michigan.
Flora Mrs. 8. T. Moore, Sandy Spring,
Mich.
Lady Ass't Steward-Miss C. A. Hall, Apa
lachicola. KXKCUTIVK COMMITTEJE,
Samutd E. Adams, Chairman, Monticello,
Minn,
Henley James, Marion, Ind.
1). Wyatt Aiken, Coktshury, S. C,
S. II. Ellis, .Spriugbore, Ohio.
OPPICKHS OIIUUON hTATK HltANnB.
Matter -A. H. Shipley, Oiwego.
Overaeer- D. S. K. lluick, Myrtle Creek.
Lecturer V. It. Thomas, Walla Walla.
Stewanl W. M. Illlleary, Turner.
Ass't .Steward- M. L. Nicholas, I lea vet ton.
Chaplain W. II. flray, Astoria.
Secretary N W. Kandall, Oregon City.
Treasurer David Smith, Lelianon.
(latcKeer-C. N. Wait, Canhy.
Cerea M. J. Train, llarnshurg.
Pomona C. E. Shipley, Oswego.
Flora S. I). Durham, Mcllinimll.
L. A. S. Irene L. Hilleary, Turner.
EXECUTIVK rOJIMtTTKI.
A. H. Shipley, Chairman, Oswazo
(1. W. Hunt, Sublimity.
A. Holder, Corvallis.
nM 0T wL w JK0
Fowls por Different Fimrosn. Henry
Stewart, in tho Rural New orkor, conclude
an interesting articto on tho abovo subject as
follows:
For eggs atone, ono should cliooau Whlto
Leghorns, if thnt color is desired) for black
fowls, tho Black Spanish, and for handsomo
tilumago and eggs, tho Urown Leghorns; for
eggs nnd flesh, tho Light lirahina first, and tho
Plymouth Hock noxt. For brood fowls ns
fneti.r,nl1m. fn t.nti.attf lttt l.mfMlft. tllO
Cochins or (lames, aro admirable. For a small
avew-..iu..,v.o .v. uunmiHUM " -.
yard whoro beauty is tho first consideration
and a few but sufficient eggs are desired
for family use, tho Uamburgs of tho different
varieties, or tho French or l'oliah fowls and
(lames will bo found mi table, uliilo for orna
ment alono and for young folks' pet, the silky
White-crested Sultans, or ono of tho many
varieties of tho Jtantams my bo procured. As
to tho common, old-fashtonod, mixed-tin, mon
grel, "barn-door fowl," that ought to no con
signed to oblivion as an unprofitable nuisance
Slauoiitkiuno Fowls foh JtAitKBr. Death
by strangulation always presents a bad ap
pearance, becauao tho blood is Instantaneously
arrested, nnd, having no outlet to flow off in,
it coagulates in tho vm, presenting a swollon,
dark nppoaranco. This may tako place, to
somo considerable, extent, when death is pro
duced in any sudden manner; thcroforo tho
best way to kill fowls for market is to cut off
tho main arteries bv putting a smalbblado
knifo into tlto mouth or upper portious of tho
throat and thus bleed thtm freely, holding
them quietly until tho struggles cease. Fat
tening is not all that is to bo dono to prepare
for market. Hut to hao poultry well dressed,
preserving tho color nnd froshncss which most
nearly resembles the living flesh, is a matter of
prime importance, in determining prices.
An Ijiglish physician recommends tho juice
of celery, mixed with honey of rosos and bar.
loy wator, to bo used as a gtrglo by those who
suffer with sores and ulcers in tlio throat and
mouth.
Thcrowlll lo an international exhibition
of sea and river fishing material at Herlin in
18S0.
Germany Is rapidly completing an excellent
system of subterranean telegraph linos.
Ilvor is King.
Tlio Mvnr In Uhi ImpoilAl orgmi of tho
wlioldliiiinan hVKti'111 , nx UcoiltroN tilts I tin,
lionltli nuil Imnntiios nt mail. Wlion It In
illsttitlioU in Iih proper Hollon, nil kinds of
nllmont.H nro tho imtimal ritMilt, Tim iHgex
Hon of food, tho movmnenU of tho hoirt und
blood, tlio notion of llin liraln ntnl nnrvous
system, nro all lintnndlatoly ponnonlod with
tho worklngH oTiho I.lvor. It hn lienu suo
ceusfnlly provnd llintGttcn'n AhuiihI 1'lnwor
li iinrquallod In curing nil porNriiii alllliited
with Oystif pslu or I.her Complaint, and all
tho liuinoroiliapmptdiis that rciult from ml
unhoalthy cnndltliinorilin Ltvor nnd Hlnin.
nch. Hamplo tioltUm to try, 10 ronlH, Ton.
lively aoli! In nil towna on tlio Wotdern Coil
tlnont. Throo dosoft will prove thnt It Is Just
wha' ou wnnt.
Solid Merit will Tell.
For till tlio bitter opposition of Jealous
rivals, no bitter Illustration could lio had o
this Inct than t bo Itnmouso sulo already utj
Ulnid by tlio Kivnt Throat nnd l.iins Homo
tly, I)r. Aut. Kaixor'A -German Kllxlr. Kor
tlui euro ol CouubHund llronolilal Airctlous
It Ih trtilv wonderful, ieti it-ostisuOorliiK
from C'onNiiniplinn lu udvancod atauea find
treat relief, anil nuniltr of patlenln havo
lound, ti llmlr ilelluht, cot only rolief but
cum;. It bolntt'Dorftolly hartnlesn, maket
It Htonrn popular with inotliers, who of nil
otliora ho felt lliu nrrossityolauoh nmedl-
olnn, Tlio ci'tuilno Ii-ar I ho I'rusilan Coat
of ArniM. thu mu elmllo alittiaturouf Dr. Auc,
Kaiser, nnd ha- hit iiutnu blown on every 75
oont bottle. A frlul lrn may bo bad nt Dm
DriiK Sloro of for 25 cunts.
A Qentlo Hint
In our htvlo of climate, with lta midden
chanKou of tiiiiiporatur.', rain, wind, nnd
HUUNIllllnonefillllMllllllLlMl In n intltHlav,
It Is no wi)imr lb it inir olilldrt-n, frlitidt
i
nnd rolallvei kim mi lr(U(iily
us by. iiffiltclfd ttilil., half
a
taken from
us uy, iieKit-cieu omi, nan inn uea'.ns
resiilIlnRdlroe'ly from tlilHcauae. A bot
tle ol llOKOheo't Oerman .-lyrup kept nbout
your hoinn for linmodlutH n-n will iirovent
sorloii'. nlcWueiK, a lur.tH diMttor'a bill, and
leriuips uoain, uy iiih u. or llireo or
four doses, Fir ourlnit Consumption,
Hemorrhage. I'lieiiiiionln. woero (,'ouchs.
Croup or nny dlxam of tho Throat or
LiUtitiv. Itt MivOfHi u Hlmnlv wonilerfnl.
at jour lruu';l.t will tell tint. Oormaii
Syrup U now amil in uverv town nnd
vlllaunoii thli eminent hamnlelmtllns for
trial, IOj t ri'Ktitar slzo 7S-).
gg P. & A. MASONS,
3 K A.-. If. & K. T. i
RsrpmMlUtaaJllaOVrHKK la a U
MllUIiUirr. lot CwtWrw ui mmIVI
UftT1TMft.fi
1 1 UsWnllMTi
KuSntLssms;
Un MAUMIOH
vr.iBin,i
DO
NOT FAIL
loifnd for mi
lAtAlOffU. It
roDUin r I rr
ftn41erifliloik
of iiifsl itvorv
rtJcln in sen
ral Hte,iintt l
iKlaableta ASfV PKRMOXraulrninliX
Insr slit, purr lia or nnjr arllrlv for Vrr
uuai, Famllror AscrlcMliurnliaaf.
... vna m iri. irauv larvaii staun
lu the nmols v"rl or lb Trrrllorlra,
. wllh fair rirrpllona. rarreU
f! lb ailjtllona or
iu
f vurruaarr.
ot 40 la CHS pre rut
say claiming lu have Mad
a&1Al ileal Oh
Wm
AUIIRKsiV,
SVHKIC. lirdM AVI-I.H-ATIO. M.li
' svada so all uianklud at wnvlrtuila
ks
AKV A
Ii-at Mattuiial Hank, C'litcatu.
MSRTBOMEIV WAIO I Ofl
Orlslnat Ursnic Hupply llouar,
sj7 A HSU Watiaah Ae.,Cblra(o, IlL.
DUlol rEiwi
Willi.
Kit ftIilTlU. II f
Ula 1 (M4f d tvUiM. SiK) tursvlkf 3
BVtMMt IV UI1 febl (nil dlMrl BlliSaVL
MiiM-a k&i dlnattlaMna iW lUaJttin l MY
i.rittiti truti k4 ikifir hMj, nuu, 1
la.taJl.U41 U sail. Ktt4 tot Is- AJlra '
P. M. FEREY ft CO. Detroit Xleb.
W-uzi-miBixjsvxr
ell Drilling, Boring,
mniit nasw-fflia u cjAMlaW fUU.
nifkest award at Canuuual jfJutuoo. fiead tot
pKtorla I catalorua and Brioa-liat. trae. Acts ta wan tad.
O per day raaraaUad. Sand.boaddara, and ,swk
aailr bandlad. Addreaa, PIKKOti WIX KXCA
VAl'OK CO.. COo lm Ave fWladaHiMs. faask
BR. K. V. OHAI
"DB1VIT LUOal.. Uts8anroa D.. VcJaatsara.-
IU uaua,usrDIB'aaiacB.avaiaua
Mtf
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.MItViV
UHi,KttV
o Stallions
JtiUJtf JtiUX ..d'
MERRY MASON
Will make tho season as follows:
lion ROT, at Dnrbln'a Stable. SAT.KM, Mon
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, each week, and at
juiin ruuu o tAiui me mroo uaya loiiowmr.
ITIKRItV niANON. Dnrhln'a HUMe. HALKV.
The Imported I
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, each week, and St
the old DELANKY l'AllM.a mlleandahalf west off
Turner, on Mondays, Tuesdays , and Wednesdays.
TISIIITIS Season, 30, payable at end of ica-
lolj
Insurance. 8SO. Datable when marn known I
to bo vritn roal, or la parted with. U.S. Bold coin.
aUIQ WIM
P18
ouikhson a run II.
Tho Celebrated Draft Stallion .
LOUIS NAPOLEOV
Will max the aouon of 1879 as follows: )
At mi Farm, In Waldo Hills, Mondays and TuesdJ.
Nl'aVTON, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
HVIOt Fridays and Saturdays.
TEIIMS-Lcap, $10; Boason, 1G Insurance, $l
The Scaioit will begin April 7.
Dasnumox acd I'aoiossa. LouU Napoleon li a bl.
Uful dapplo gny, 10 liands high, and weighs 1600 Ito.o
was sired by tho Imported Norman horse louls Napoli,
and his dam by Iloyal Sampson, Imported by Col. Oalf
el Ttuewcll co , HI.; his grand dim wm a French Cani
anmaro Come and seo tho horse before making otr
arrangements. (mh7ni3 T. J. KDSIONbSOI
CWAY'S MPKOIVIO ITIKDIOINB.
Tlio Great English Itemody
TRADE MASK, i ..in ... '"ADE
. 1(l iiiiuftiiiiiK euro lor
rcminal weakness,
Spermatorrhea, I in
potency, and all Ills
macs that follow a a
equenca of Kdt-abuso
ai Loss of Memory,
Unlvcml tAMltude.
I'aln In the I lack, -J
Before TaHnK ", After B
and many other IMsoasea that lead to Insanity or Cot
sumption, and a Premature (Iraro. ttT Full partlculaij
in our panipmci. wmen wo uesiro wj penu ireo vj ma
lottery ono. fifTho Spccifla Medlclno , told by al
dnnrglits at tl per lockage, or six packages lor 5, c
will hr sent free
dresaln Til
. irro iit man on receipt 01 uio money uy
T1IK HIIAY IHKBIOINl: CO.,
no. in, sieinanica uiock, inrraorr, men.
itirKolil In Halent and everywhere In tho United StAti
and Oanada by all wholesalo and retail drugirliui. Wy
GunsICunsI
BENJ. FOR8TNER,.
Htlloui, Oregon,
TTA8 A LAItOK STOCK OK CIIHAP
Military Brccch-loadiuj Rifles
nrli m the HPKNClin, SIIAttPK, IIKMIMITO.V, anJ
i.iuiiri r.ii. aim, a tun aMoruncnt or
Z3rooolilonclltif;
SIIOT-OUNS and SPOIITINO IUFL12), of all atandard
males. A full Una of
1'orlcct Oullerr, Knlvea, llnzorsi, vd
SCI.s.SOILS,dlrrct from Iigtand. AUo I'lalilntX Taclilo
Will sell n low n nnybodr. aestf
POTTERY.
APTKIl A Pi'.IUOl) OP 1DLKNK'M, TI1B8B
winks hare now fur several months bscn In full
operation mannfaeturlmr a superior and Improved
artlclo which I am able to oUr to the trade as of
lux-sat 0-u.n.lltxr.
Myproient stock Is superior to anything minufac
tursd at tbla Pottery for nro years past, and la equal
to best cuthenwarv for strength and durability.
I Guarantee SatlNfactlora.
Orders, sir reqnrs ts for information aa to price list,
should ha addressed to
A. M. SMITH,
Ilucna Vltta. km. 30 tf Proprietor.
SALEM PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY.
W. P. JOHNSON, Artist,
Over Willis' Dock store,
BTATKBT., - . - BALEM.
PICTtmCS TAKKK IN LATEST STYLES, from
Miniature nleinre to L.fo slse.
COI'IBS KNI.AIIOKD to any sice sloslrod.
JOHN MINTO.
Biiioin or
3IERINO SHEEP,
T1AKES pleasare Id offtrinir to tha Wool-Growers ol
. Ore,,-on and the adjoining Terrltorlna the chanco
toimrchase TIIOItOU(IIIIIlll!l) MKHINOS, and as
surtax pirtlcs Interested that they can, and will en
deavor to, sell Sheep of the sirao quality and value at
MUCH CIIKAl'KltltATKS than such can possibly
bo Iniunrted. Kxamtnatlnn and romparlsou with olh
er Sheep offered lu the market are eordlslly Invited.
Address JOHN NINTO,
,..-... , . . Salem, Oregon.
N. II, The Hams and nam Ijmbs of the. flock can
he ii on the ISLAND rAKM, adjoining Salem.
The liwrs ran be seen at the same place, or at the
HILL PAltM foil rand a hall miles south of tboclt
Salem. September 10. I87S.
XiTTOIUS WMLXs,
Saeccssor to J. M. KixLin A Co.,
95 Liberty at., . . msw YOU,
CoiiiiuInhIou -A-ffout
FOU IIUYINO AND FOnWAItDINQ FROk
New York via lsthmas, I'aclno lUllrosd, and
Cane Horn, all kinds of Merchandise, and for the sal
of Products from the raclflc coast, for the collection
of mnrev. Ac, octstf
I
gue mixture
Chills and Fever aro permanently
curod by Dr. Jurae' A(e Hlx-
tare. With a Uttlo caro on the part
of the patient to avoid exposure, and
the occasional use of Jaynk's Sana
TIVB PlLLS.this remedy will be found
to bo certain in Ita operation, and rad
ical In ita effocts. In many sections
of tho country subject to Ague and
other malarial diseases, It has an es
tablished oharaetor aa a popular spe
clAo for theso harrasslng complaints,
and tho number of testimonials re
ceived show that Its
constantly increasing.
MAO
Mual
Sm'CTvWI
reputation la, . ,
Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
are offcctually cured by Dr. Jay tie'
Agae Mixture. In theso com
plaints caro should bo taken to follow
tho directions closely, and especial
attention given to tho liver, which
should bo assisted In performing Its
functions by Un. Javne'sSanativb
Tills.
noDor, dmhs co
land, Oregon.
Wholesale AgtaU. Fort-
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