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I'OIITXAND, FRIDAY, .IUNU 13, 187.
PTHOfs F Hbohy.
DXIUBOTORY.
FFICEGISortlioNATIONAIiOltANHE
Maatcr Samuel H. Adams, Monticcllo,
Minnesota.
Ovorsocr J. J. Woodman. Pawpaw, Midi.
Lecturer Mortimer Whitehead, Middle
btuh. N. Y.
Wtowartl A. J. VaiiirJiati, .Memphis, ienn,
Amistant Stoward William Sinn, Topoka,
-Kansas.
Chaplain A. P. Fomyllio, babel, flgar
county, ill,
Troostirer-F. M. McDowell, Wayne, N.Y.
Secretary W. M. Ireland, 1 iahlnKlcn,
D. C.
Gato-Kcoper O.Dinwiddio.OrehardOrovc,
Indiana.
Cores Mrs. 3. M, Adami, Monticello, Min
nesota. Pomona Mrs. J, J. Woodman, I'awpsw,
Michigan.
Flora Mrs. S. T. Mooro, Sandy Spring,
Mtob.
Lady Ass't Stoward MIm O.A. Hall, Apa
lachlcola. KXICUTIVK COMMITTEE.
Bamucl 1!. Adams, Chairman, Mtmticollo,
Minn,
Henley .fames, Mnrion, Ind.
I). Wyatt Aiken, Cokesbtiry, 8. C.
8. II. Kills, Hprinjjboio, Ohio.
VVIOBKN OUItUON STATU flllANNK.
Master A. R. Shipley, Oswego,
Overeecr-D. S. K. lluiclc, Myrtle Creek.
Lccturer-W. II. Thomas, Walla Walla.
Htoward-W. M. Military. Turner.
Ait't Steward M. L. Nicholas, Hcavcrlon.
Chaplain W. II. dray, Astoria.
Secretary N, W. Randall, Oregon City.
Treasurer David Smith, Lebanon.
(Jato.KeciM.T-C. N. Wall. Canby.
Ccros M, .1. Train, llarrisburg.
Pomona 0. 1.'. Shipley, Oswego.
FloroS. D. Durham, McM inn Wile.
Is. A. S. Irene I. Ililleary, Tumor.
KXrarrlVK lUUMITTCK.
A. R. Shipley, Clmlrman, Oswogo
(1. W. Hunt, Sublimity.
A. Holder, (,'orvallli.
Stato Qraurjo JDoputioaior 1870
ns vnnv
lUsra Co, Thomas Kirllli, Ibler City
Hustii A. HoMir, Curtallx.
Cumin. 0. N. Wait, ("stiliy.
Curaor V, II, (Imy, Voum:' Itltrr.
Doruus II. H. II. Ilulik, Mi tlio Cm It.
Jamii J, N, T. Miller, Ja knout Ilia.
Jossriilix Jem pli Pullia k, Maud.
I.t.xs Itimcuo lno, C'mwcll; Allen ItonJ, Kugcno.
Clly.
Ijx It. A. Irrlnr, Alton)-.
Millol J, W. Iluhc-ller, IliitUitllto; V. It. Illtlcary,
Turner.
Mmnotilll I'lyinpt-iu Kelly mi'l Jimli Jolmnn,
East rorUand.
ISm F. A. Ifcltrrwin, Ditto.
Tiuuuoos J. 0. Ililiy, Tillamook,
llsiox -JiJm Crt'UliUni. Union.
Wasco Jubn lind, Tjsjli lly.
Wasiiisiikih -J, A. luhartiii,TiuUtln; J, XT. Sap
lilngluii, (lattim.
Yamhill. It. It. laiwldln, N'nrtli Vnmliltl.
wtsmkuroi TitturroKT.
Ootenm Thomas ThrowU, IVitbm.
,Vf-s" ,,Mlnluip, vancouier.
U1VUTI JPIITI It. HOA.UIII, 1X110.
l.sn n , u, sniicr, iiii.ort.
WALLA WAI U W.
Whitman ttllllani
ln SiMlntoil uihiM murli oblige ma tiy iImItuUhc
jiruiners buiiawo in m . in iu titivtruy,
Miller, lU.l.irt. (
W. ll 'Di'iMitT, Mall 1 WW,
lam Itltij-, IHIhiim Illy. I
rALnmi In tln innnllM lu MlJili na liritiillo lia
nWI
.t till
A. It. riiuncr, Matter Dr. HI. (Irnigv,
AM, I'oiiiiiiiinliMtloiH Intoiidcd for
(hla l)onirliii(itit of llto F.Mi.Mi:it,
hIioiiM bo nit liiinil mill In typo Kalur
day, liccnifo (lio IuhIiIo ttf tliu kwx
Koch to (i'oh Monday mornlnc.
Tliu (IriiiiKO.
Tliuu, IntcllDutiiiilly, wlmt Iidh It
dono for us? Mitny or iih IiiiiI nut,
written 11 lino hIiico wii loft k'IiiioI
oxuupt tin occaHlonul Itdter, mill ovoti
Unit duty was uolHn' IrUKomu; lint
now wo huvo lirnslicti tip our Idea
fiomowliut mul tiro Iiuttcrnblo to ex
prow wltiit wo wIhIi to wrlto or wiy
tlinu liuforu tliost) oH'oitn wore calli'd
nut, 1 often wotidor IT tluiso without
tliu i;.ito cniiiiot iintleo a fhaiio Tor
tliu bettor In iw. Wo torlnliily can
aoo It In eaoa oilier niul otmolvos
"Chloo," lu Mldilnai) tlrmijro Visitor.
Tliu UmiiKo Is " hoiIch of Miclalti
from 0110 ycar'n end U tlio othor.
Ririuvrj nro Isolated mid t'spt'clully
tlio women luivo lieon eut till' from
frettiont loelal natlierltiKH. (InuigrH
nro it scrlo:! of perpotual hu.slucs.s
or,'aiilatloun, reatly (or liuylnj; jjostlN
in larKo cpiaulltleK, for helllnir pro.
duco In IiirKotiunutltlof, Tor opikmIiilt
tiny monopolle.i, Tor eoitleitlii' tiny
milts for ritiudttlent patentH; they tire
n union Tor xulr-proteutlou uualnst
HWlndlorrt of nil Iclnd.s. St. IiOiil.s
Jfo., Journal of Agriculture.
A WRBK ATTHR 0REG05 BTATK GRANBR.
Editor Willninotto Farmer:
Monday morning, May 2Gth, found
a email party of Clackamas County
furmora on hoard tho Willamotto
Chlof, onrouto for tho Capltnl City,
for tho purposo of attending tho
annual session of tho Hlato aranfte.
Tito Hteamer desplto tho rapidity
of the ettrront niado n speedy trip, and
wo arrived nt our dcntlnatlon lit half
poat four A, M., whero earrlageri eon-
veyliitf passciiKCM to tho commodi
ous Cheinekota Hotel wero In waiting,
and after 11 pleasant rldo of a few
momonts, wo met tho frlonds who
had preceded us awaiting our arrival.
Wo wero fcoon cozlly settled In n
suite of rooms overlooking tho bcautl
ful city, nnd rested ourselves prcpara
tory to tlio labor nnd onjoyments of
tho coming week.
Arrivals continued during tho even
ing and tho following morning, and
nt ten o'clock wo repaired to tho
Orango Hall, whoro woro ussemblcd
Patrons representing tho different
farming counties of tho Stnto.
Although tho business of tho ilrst
day consisted mainly of a rovlow of
tho transactions of tho Inst annual
meeting, tho appointment of com
mittees nnd tho delivering of a most
excellent annual address by the
Worthy Stato Master, Bro. A. K.
Bhlpley, of Oswego, wo at onco per
ceived that tho sole object of Patrons
congregated thoro was to transact
business materially affecting tho
farmers, with tho Intention of clovat
Ing their position to 11 level with tho
monopolists that huvo long held us
bound ns with an Iron grasp. Kich
sttccesslvo day added to our number,
and tlio enlhuslnsni of tho iiiemborH
to malcu this an Interesting and
prolltnblo session was marked by all.
Wo llnd tho Order of Patrons of
Husbandry throughout this now, nnd
proportionally wealthy State, to bo lu
11 prosperous condition, and tho do-
termination to carry out tho measures
designed by Its originators Hoomod
to bo the leading sentiment of every
heart; and with mich it band of noble,
ontcrprMugiiutl Industrious men and
woiiion who nro reprcientalivcrt of
thousands more, Just as earnest mid
true, this Order, which Is yet In Its
Infancy, must succeed, bearing In Uh
results plenty and gladness to tliu
tlllurofthoHoll.
On Thurrday uvcnlng tho fifth
degree was conferred upon it class of
earnest hrothum and sisters, tliu Im
posing ceremonies Impressing still
inoro forcibly the necessity of union
mid (ho beautiful Hlgnlllcanco of our
Ordor
Harmony of hoiitlmoiit and action
characterized tho ontlro proceedings
of tlio BUMrion, mid whon tliu hour of
adjournment arrived, and wo woro
forced to bltl adieu to brothers and
sisters bearing at heart oiio and tliu
name purjitue, namely, 1110 exaltation
or (ho farmers of our State, wo could
but hopu that at (he next annual
session wo might meet, tinned with
tlio mil necessary to carry on (huso
principles which huvo already been
nttontled with mich favorable results.
S. h. II.
Tbe Honey Frotpett In CaliroraU.
Tboro Is now a gonoral discourage
ment among apiarists In Southern
California as to tho prospects of oven
a half crop of honey this nenson. Wo
nro able (0 speak inoro definitely of
Los Angeles County than any other
portion of tho Sinto, and think wo are
safo In saying, Judging from pro'.cnt
propects, (lint thoro will not bo inoro
tlinn one-fourth of a crop. Wo predi
cate our opinion on tho following
reasons: Tito long and continuous
cool weather early In tho scasorl with
occasional hot winds, nbsorbc tho
molsturo of tho earth, rctardll the
growth or vegetation, and, conso
qucntty, tho secretion of honoy in tho
Ilowcrs that wero yielding nn nbund
anco of honoy this tlmo last season,
nnd from which are obtained our best
honoy, havo not ns yot mado their
appearance, nnd whon they do thoro
Is nothing to justify tho opinion that
they will yield any mora than thoso
that havo bloomed. Tlio prospect Is
decidedly a gloomy one, many of our
largost ttplarlsts having ceasd opera
tions for more fnvorablo auspices, nnd
they nro now watching tho move
ments or their Utile sowerltz with
feverish interest. Wo would again
glvo a word of caution to the novico
to keep nono but strong colonies; If
thoro nro any weak onos, doublo them
up, remembering that tho battlo is
almost Invariably to tho strong. N.
Lovorlng In Los Angeles Stnr.
Brood Marcs.
(Jut'cr,
A correspondent ofLuwIston Teller
Hiiys: It is ti fact that many of tho
farms In Nor. Perco County havo
hoalthy mid rich looking crops of rye
that havo como torth from last ye.ir'rf
wheat httibblo. This ryo 11 now
growing on lands whoro ryo was
nover known to huvo been sown, nnd
tho lust year's crop was wheat, from
which stubble this ryo crop has vol
untoored. Tho wild must ml now
growing so abundantly in nnd about
ILowIstoti is certainly nn exotic, nnd
ku sprung up In liko mysterious
manner. Why theso growths of vege
tation not indigenous should at differ
nt periods como forth is certainly
eotaethlng of a mystery. 1
U lint is Your (iranso IIoIiir?
Lot us know what tlio Oranges are
doing nil over tho country. If tho
tinier la doing well let us know It
ni'd tliu reason for It. If It Is not
prospering, llnd out why this Is tho
eani mul uitiko It public. Oranges
that art) doing well will thus give tliu
K'cri't of thulr suecoH to thoio less
fortunate, and weak ones will gain
strength mul hopo by Htmlylng their
exniiip'e.
it Is a good thing for tho Order lu
every Slalo to know what Is going on
In other statiw, what ml vantages havo
been gained or what binders' tho
growth anil Miccessful operation of
(lie Order, ns by this exehango of ox-
perloncod, tlio membership comes
Into a cloror fyiupathy and grows into
11 itiorti harmonious organization lu
tlio development of the principles of
tho Ortler. Wo cannot promise to
publish lu full nil letters sent us, but
will glvo thu essential points In nil.
Witnro under obligations to Mrs,
0. !:. Shipley, or Oswego, for tho In
terestlng account furnished of pro
ceedlngs of thu Statu Orange. This
lady has sent us heretofore, commit
ideations 011 practical Hibjecla of
great value, mid Mio Is always inoro
than welcomu to space In our columns,
which our readers will tiimnlmoiifly
endorse.
A an 1 no may boiUMtcd In tlio tvuu mil
lion of oats for horses by simply soaking
them in tepid water, Practical eiperiuicut
which haohoen made show that by this
method tho rations for etch animal may bo
reduced ono-thinl. Horsed whoso teeth hate
seen their best days masticate tho grain in its
ordinary condition imunicieutly, and younger
animals often cat so greedily that the greater
portion of it Is shallowed whole. This waste
may bo obviated by the simple method recom
mended, which so far softens the grain that
it is more romnkUly masticated and digested,
and consequently yields more nutriment.
Three hours is a sufficient length o( time to
oak the grain, provided the water U not too
cold.
As this is tho proper period for such In
struction, o givo some short rulus for tho
government of breeders from tho National
I.lvo Slock Journal:
1. Xcarly all concur in tlio opiuion, that
when thoro had been n healthy parturition
and tho niaro had dono woll afterwards, ilia
will bo '"In heat" tho ninth day nftcr foaling!
and that unlonj thoro is sonio special reason
to tlio contrary alio should bo served by tho
horso at that time, as slio may not again como
"in heat" whilo suckling her foal.
'J. That tho period of "heal" varies con
siderably, nnd that when n inaro lias been
served at tho beginning of this period, she
should not again ho tried under about thrcu
weeks) but if thu rorvicu has been nt or near
tho cud of tho period, alio should again bo
tried nt tho cud of tuo weeks.
.'I. That after tho Ilrst period of two or thrco
weeks has clapped, tho maro should be tried
01 often as oueo n week fur four to six weeks,
when, if no signs nf licit appear, it is protty
safe to nsjiimo that sho is pregnant, and sho
need not bo returned.
'I. That 110 violent changes should bo mado
in tho treatment or food of tho inaro about
tho tlmo of aarvico. If sho liai been rmining
idly on pasture, without grain, previous to
servieo, tho samo treatment should lio kept
up fora fuw weeks afterwards! while, on tho
coutnirv IT mIih 1i.i I11...11 l...tnt n. ...l r...i
grain and l...y until tho nerrlco, it is not wise "mI ,m "10 WK0I1S pass over It thoy
to nt onco turn her to pasture. ralso tl blllldlllg cloud of dust. Tho
0. Tito Kcneral vin ot sncnin.t tho u.a ontt'y1"' P;i" ' '" roati is utso very
rd clover for.l.niod n.ate.t' during tl.o rarly jTiSsty. Tho country in very high nnd
inniiths of picgnaney. Many nto it without broken, although wo havo some level
ml i-ireetf, imt n largo in ijortty of those con. M role lies. Thoro has beon it scarcity
CSMSIlte 1MB P1AIKB
From a MS. journal kept by J. Field, Jr.
continued.
Wed., 10. Wo wero on tho road 24
hours, traveling about 12 miles beforo
wo could got a eninp. Got to Green
illvcr nbout W0 in tlm morning, our
teams well Jaded. This slrotch was
not unexpected, as the old pilot told
us of it beforo leaving tho regulnr
road.
Thurs., 17. It bolng alter sunrlso
this morning beforo wo got into camp,
wo stuck to it tho remainder of tho
day. Capt. St. Clair, with somo 15 or
20 wagons that originally wero n por
tion of Tothern's company camo down
tho river and camped near us soon
after wo arrived. Tothero's company
had not left tho rivor when wo mado
our camp.
Frl., If). A child died In St. Clair's
company Inst evening, nnd ns they
wero closo to us it was saddening In
deed to hear tho mournful lamenta
tions of Its friends In that lonely nnd
dcsolnto part of creation whero tho
calm stillness of tho midnight hour
la seldom disturbed by any sound
savo tho low murmur of tho rlvor, ns
It rushes rapidly past, nnd tho bowl
ings of tho roving wolves, now rising
like tho yells or n band or savages,
then dying nwny Into tho low, plain
live whining or n famished cur. Wo
only traveled nbout thrco miles to
day, fording tho rivor nbout holt way
between tho thrco camps. It was n
very good ford for crossing wagons,
although rather dllllcult to got to, as
wo wero obliged (o descond n steep
hill with the wheels locked; when In
wo turnod mid went down stream,
quartering across n couplo of Islands,
nnd Ibollovo tho water did not wot
a slnglo wagon-bod. Green Illver Is
n rapid ami deep stream, with very
few good fording pluces, nnd wo woro
told by thu Oregon company wo mot
on Sweetwnter that wo would bo
obliged to raft It IT wo went the reg
ular road. In tho nflcrnunii the child
spoken or this morning was burled
about n mile above our camp, and nil I
saw tho little procession moving out
from their camp on foot, two men
with tho colllu leading tho way, I
thought that heavy Indeed must be
tho heart of (he parent who Is com
pelled to deposit It In such tt placo ns
this barren region is. It Is Indeed
wor.su If possible than over, Tor ex
cepting narrow bells of grass along
tho rlvoror Hro'it'd n springy marsh,
nothing grows that can sustain it noil
tary beast, and the uternal wormwood
or wild sago or whatuvur it Is, Is short
and dried up, and where thu laud is
clayey it Is hard nnd full of cracks,
Solid Merit Will Tell.
For all the bitter opposition ot Jealous rtralt, no bet
ter Illustration could be had ot this (act than tho Int.
menu sal already attained by the great Throat and
Lung Remedy, Dr. Aug. Kalwr's German KUxer. for
tin cure ot Coughs and Bronchial ArTcct'ons It Is truly
wonderful; crcn those suffering from Oomumptton In
advanced itmrcs find great relief, and numbers of pa
tients hate found, to their delight, not only relief, but
cl'RS. It liclng perfectly livinlcw, mako.lt at once
popular with mothers, w no of all others havo felt tho
ncccnlty of such n medicine. The gcnnlno tiears tho
1'iiiMlin Coat of Arm., tlio fictlmtle signature of Dr.
Aug. Holier, and has hi) name blown on every 76 cent
bottle. A trial rlzo may be had at any drug stnro for
24 cents.
Jloscheo's German Syrup
Dan now bo pure hated right at home, It It the inoit
siicocs.ful prcjiaratlon ctcr Introduced to our people.
Itttorks like a cliana In all ctuoi of Consumption,
Pneumonia, llcniorrhftgcs, Aithnia, Sot ere C0U5I11,
Croup, and all other Ihroat and I.ung Dicaos. No
crson has ever uncd this mcdlcino without getting Im
mediate relief. ibt Uiere arc a great many noor. suffer
ing. tkepUcat psvplo going about our streets with a
The Imported Clydesdale StaUions
ROB ROY .nd
MERRY MASON
Will make the sesson is follows:
lifils IIOV, at Dnrbln's Stable, BALBM, Mon
day. Tucsdsy. snd Wednesday, csch week, and .at
JOHN FUQirs FARM tho thrco days following.
ITIKIinY nTANOrV, Dnrbln's Hlablo, HALKM,
Thursdsy.Frlday. and Saturday, cadi week, and at
the old fiKLANKY FAIIM, a mile and a half west of
Tomer, on Mondays, Tuesdays , and W edncsdoys.
TIKniN-Scaort, J30, payable at end of sea
son. Inmrancc, 960, psjafilo when msro known
tobo with foal, oris purtedfl till. U.S. cold coin.
apis nmicttsoy V !'.
suspicious cough, snd the voice of consumpolon com.
lourd
get a Sample Ilottlo for 10 cents and try It; three doses
Ing from their lungs, that lull not try It.
11 is your own unit, as you can go to
get a Haraolo Ilottlo for 10 cents and
w 111 rcllere any case. Ilegular site only 76 cents.
, -.- .l!
1 UU uiu.
our druggist and
THE
BEST
OF
FRUIT
ALL!
DRYER
I now have control, for this coa.t, of the machines In
tontl by Hampton Kelly for procrvlng and drying
fruit and vegetables, owned byMeMrs Kelly, Cole and
Walton, and shall procoed to canva.s for mle of ma
chines and Individual and county rights for Oregon,
Washington and California; alto, for tho sale ot an 1m
G roved press for packing dried fruits and vegetables,
is best ever made and utcd. Tliwo machines aro
Kelly's Fruit and Vegetable Grinder,
Tliat tnikcj a pulp of fruit preparatory to evapora
tion and di Ing for market,
Kelly's Centennial Fruit Dryer,
Thftt prrpan the pulp, ahon Ucicribcd for use, by
urying tnc Kinic.
Kelly & Cole Fruit Dryor,
Of slies that range In cost from 478 to t 13 each, tt Itli
capacity to dry from IS to DO buihet of apples per day
of 10 hours' work. This dryer has no supirlor, nnd Ii
described In U10 following cut.
:
fc.
rnBT
The Celebrated Draft Stallion
LOUIS NAPOLEON
Will make the season of 1870 as follows'
At my I' a rm, In Waldo Hills, Jlondtj s and Tucsdi) 1.
STaVTON, WcdnesdajsandTliursdajs.
HCIO, 1'rldajl and Saturdays.
TEKJIS-Lcap, $10; Season, $lfi; Insurance, (30t
Tlio Seaaon will bcelii April 7.
Dsseaimoir Aim rsoiostr. Uiuls Napoleon Is a beau
llfol dapple gray, 10 bands high, and weighs lfW) lbs. Ho
was sired by the Imported Norman hone Louis Napoleon,
and his dam by lto)al Sampson, Imported by Col. Oakley
of Tazewell co III.; his grand dam was a French Canadi
an mare. Come and see tho horse beforo making other
arrangements. Imh7m3 T. J. KDMONDSON.
GHAYKI Hl'KCII'IC IT1KDIOINE.
The rent Kncllsli Hcmedy
ro.r, M.. . ....,. '"AOE MJRK.
1 tinwi. j"7''rvi jn uniniuiix vuib iur
Henunal wcaknetn,
etscrmaiorrnca, nn
potency, Anil all !li
raws mat
-&s?P
follow as a
scouenceof selfbuse
as Loss of Memory,
Universal Lassitude, ,
Pain In the Hack
Before Toldae r, owa.' After TakW.
and manr other Dlwases tliat load to Insanity or Con
sumption, and a I'rcmatura (Irare. t!T Full particulars
In our pamphlet, which we desire to send froo by mall
to every one. (jrThe SpcclDe Medicine is sold by all
.l.fl.la,. h, Sf u- .wik.wa n, -Iv n.ik.MiM L.- S.
.;,........ ?. ,.,., .--,
win ur scni tree iy man on rcceip
1 roulmr T1IU UHAV
10, iu, sieonanics iiiock, iisTnorr, aiicii,
it3"3old In Halem nnd everywhere In the United States
and Osnada by all it holesals and retail druggists, fuy
mho Aicuicino is sola ny an
or six package for 5, or
ccelpt of the money by ad
iriMBIOINK do.,
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suited regard It iu tlangcrotis.
A Georgia Sheep Farm.
A writor in thu Atlanta (On.) Constitution
Baj.ttli.it in 1S7I lio bought four hundred
nervs nt lepnted poor land in f.lyiin County,
(teornln, mid put upon it ono hundred ilnep.
In IST.'l by natural increnno ho had .'I'd vtres
and had sent to market 7'l wcthcra. His
ahevp were poiuuvl nightly, and overy two
nighW manured htlf avtv wdl. 8tnou that
tlmo he hud brought into ;t high stato of cul
tivation 100 Rnresof land that seven year
no WW loiislilercil wurthlese. riinoe 1S7I
hu boa bought '.'00 iheep, and now onus ,SC0
heai', lio kipii n uliephord, who is paid to
attend to I111 htislmwa nud laeps nn nccurato
liook nocouut nt oery dollar ami dime Hrtent
ou account of thu sheep, nnd finds ly cutting
up a balance sheet that it costs hint exactly
,V7 cents a head wr annum to Ueeii his Hock.
They aM-rajjo him about threo nnd n, half
KiiuiUof w-ooltach. Ijwt yonrhe clipjiod
in May and np.iin 111 SVptemlur, and tho clip
amounted to fUe and n half pounds per head.
List year ha sold in .Savannah and Macon
8,000 k)umls of w-eol at.tu nvora-oof 30 cento
ptr pound, including a few pounds of Merino
wool, which inaloj the gross rvecipta Q'J,070.
Tim numial expense of tho Hock was 8l,OJ0
sitlui-o was the alxtobtt net profit in tho
wool of gl.tiOt. LasI year lio sold in the
above cities IU withers as mutton for $:M2,
miliiiiK n tctalof ij-.'.'JS'J. llosides thin ho
has fertilized tho poor wiro-j;raa.i land, do
that last year ho cultivated 8t acres, and
from 41 ncrvs in corn ho made an averayj of
31 bushclt) 10 in sugat-caua that mado W.
barrels of )tmj, IS in oata that rivcracd -til
bushels to the acre, and on tho remainder an
abundance of all kinds of truck fanning,
receiving, for his sales of vegetable in Now
York .1 net profit of 1J2S-I,
A Choap Barometer.
Take a bottle with a very wide mouth, or a
gUsi jar with n small one, till with a water,
then talo another bottle with a very thin
ucck, ratal! enough to go into thu big ono to
ita shoulder. Into tho small bottle drop a
piece of cork, cut round, and small enough to
have freo play in tho neck of it.
Invert this small bottle luto the larger vcs.
sol with the water in it, and your machiue is
complete.
It is the weight of tho atmosphere that
regulates a mercurial barometer, an,d in like
manner operates upon this affair. When the
air is clear, and fair weather ahead, it is
heaviest, which pressing upon the water in
the open jar, force tho water in the neck of
the little inverted bottle to raise, and show
by the cork on the surface, its roovmsnU.
of timber over since wo loft 1'lntto
Itlver, but it Is plenty ou Green Riv
er. Sat., 10. -Tlio bluffs wero do steep
and high, shutting In close to thu riv
er, mi to compel us to doublo our
teams to get out of camp this morn
ing, mid when on tho blulfs had a
rough road for about two miles until
wn utrucl; Tothrn'ri (mil. Wo followed
up, going nbout II miles in till, mid
camping on n very protty little branch
of fJrcon Ulver, which winds its way
thrpugh n lino bottom among thu
mountains, mul having Ilrst r.ito grata
along tlio borders. Tho day was
nearly upont Iu gutting over it high
blulf which shut Into tho river Just
below Tothero's last camp. Aftor
spending nil the forepait of tho day
in meoudlng It, iporsou nt .5 o'llocl:
could almost have thrown n stone to
whero wo were nt 10 o'clock. It re
minded nio (' mi old couplet thai
would lit Cm ltlggs with nil his
tcmnis and nit i "Murchcd up it hill
and then mai-iiod down again."
Sun., -0.' his morning thoro la ico
throe-fourth- of nn inch thick In
.some of the .'ciels about camp. Wo
wont about .0 miles today, camping
ou tho side i u mountain called thu
I'lno Grovt .
Mon., til Wont about 10 miles, tho
road tho t- .mo us yestorday, leading
across a icceswloti of hills, somo of
which iinght bo called mountains.
Our camp was visited by a largo par
(y of Snuko Indians, they being tho
first natives wo havo boon this sldo of
Fort Lirlnilo". They had n number of
excellent ponies with them, and wero
unxlous to trado with us, asking n
gun with n few charges of powder
and lead for n horse. Tho guns (hoy
liko beat aro smooth-bores with single
triggers mid Hint locks; they prefer it
shot-gun to a rldo.
TO UK CONTINUKI).,
Itcfcrcnco Is mado ta tho following namel persons:
irfnufl itKounJi. iiruiixs Biauon.
Shaw it AU.E1, " " and many others who
liatouwd tho drcrs and know Uio quality of fruit
tvncauneiiannuie capacity a satciy or uio in unities
tvhlcti are heatod by stcvu. wt cannot born thu fruit.
neither are Uiey liable to dottroy the bulldln;, as lias
Iwon the caw In tlill Stats with othors.
Tho nullity vl tho fruit, when dried, is equal to the
lxut manulactured, and wo Imllove It sutrlor to all
uuicrs.
Collvoi's Fruit and Vcotablo Press
la Intaiidod tor packing ilrloil fruit or vegetables III
two toflvo-p)uudaperlioxos, and puts It In tho best
pusdioiooonuiuon alia lortn lur pnvaw utr, at iruiin;
co.L
I shall I prepared to till orders for the (user boxes
innn iuem iiiiniiiJciurcrs, a iuw pneus.
Three years ao I put up on my fruit farm on Coos
atod suocourallv br
1 am fully ited as to tho butlnens of ifrjin
Ulter, Cooi County, wi Aldon 1'rult Drying Factory,
uut ii now owneu ami operaioa suoceuraii.
my son,
ir frultt
after eighteen years' expedience, and UDlte.luUngly
prunmuice the Kelly & Cul Dryer without a superior,
and jutt the irachlno noeded for tiso by tho majority
if fruit gr0M. Addrni
my 10 If
J)r. JAMES
A. B. COLLVEri.
WITIIYCOMBE,
VSTERIKARY SURGEON,
will riuiTici: is i-oiitland iiiatnAiTint
llavlnclivlonrttentlte practice Hi Oicgon for Die
Ivttelgbl )ritrs, l a sutArlent guirantcii of ability.
Will sni immnptlons and Inforautlon for the trutt
ment of any illwcie on receipt of nno dollar. bUte th
sjinptoms ai liter at ponlMe, alto hearths ago and
wtls'liloM.orw Oilleeat
KJ.VCSf. EI.IVK. KT.tni.KS,
IXIllTLAM). OlllXiO.V. fel.;.mp
B. F. SW1CK,
DKNTAL ItOOMS
Ovor Broyman Bros. Storo.
NONE HUT riMSHCI) OI'EKATiOXH PKaKOIlMlU)
f.b If
Salem Flouring Mills,
UK8T FAMILY FLOUlt,
DAKKn'B KZTItA, XXX.
SUTBitFlKB AND UltAHAM,
MIDDLINOS, nitAN, AND BIIOIlTfi.
CoiiNtimtl.v ou Mfincl.
llllXlioMt Prion In CASH
Paid for Wheat
ttcpt 13tf
ATALL TIMES.
It. 0. KINNEY,
Agent 6. F. M. Oc
IMOXUli BSZsI.,
Sacccseorto J. M. Kcxun & Co.,
tin Liberty C, - - NK1V YOIIK,
OomiiilHMloik Vftjoiit
IJIOU UUYINO AND rORWAItllINO FHOM
: New Yorlt via Isthmus, l'nclfle llallroid, and
Cape Horn, all kinds nf llcrcbandti o, and for tbo sale
of l'lodact front the Pacific coast, fur the collection
nf moccr. Ac octal
POTTERY.
L FTEIl A ratlOI) OF IDLB.VIISS, TIIBHE
IX. woikrluro now for scversl months bleu In full
operation raaniifscturlng a superior ami Iraproted
article which lam able to offer to tin trado as of
37'ix'at Oxilit:v.
My provnt stock Is snperlor toaniililng msnufsc
turrtl at this Pottery for lire years ps.t, and Is iqcsl
to best esrtbcnwaru for strength and durnblllty.
I Gtiiiiitiitce .Snll4(nntlon,
CnleM, or rcqnrrts for Infomul Ion as tit price list,
should bo aldrtucd to
, A. IU. Bm.TB,
llucna Villi. Au. JO-li 1'roorletor.
OREGON STEAMSHIP-CO.
Francisco.
ItEGULAlt LINC
Between Portland and San
Mgue Mixture
fil!?lj-a"tl FflVcr aro jKirniancittly
TMltOUCII TICKICTfi
Can bo putchaied at tho nrlnclpat Btatlons of tbo
O. A 0. It. It , at
XlocXvicocl Ilr.toio.
Mejmr rs leave both Portland snd Kan Francisco about
Evory Pivo Dayo,
fsrrvlni; I'sfiriiEcra and 1'ielcUt at tbo LOWCAT
IIATK4. It Is tho only Unit rinyln? tho IT. a, MAILS
ami WKLLS, PAItflO ,t CO.'S J.XI'ltBSS.
Tin Hlcamblps of this t'oinpsny 010 rated A I, and
sro now. uleesr.t. slid romnlLto in itv.v tiM.iir.ii.
atidronilslorilie
State of Oregon,
iJfew -.',000 tons butdea,
George W Elder,
tlTOO tons
dty of Chostor.
(i:) tons
AjaK,
K50 tons,)
curotlby Dr. Jnyiic'n.agne JJls.
tnro. With nlittlo rare ou Ihop.irt
of tho patloat to avoid oxpoMtrc, unit
tlio occasional hm of Jayjcii's Sana
tivi; PtLLs.thU rcmody w 111 be found
to bo i-ortaln Iu Its operation, nnd rad
ical lu ltd eiTccU. In many bcctlons
of tho rotmtry subject to A.jut and
other malitrl.it tlUcaaw, it Jus an is
tablishwl rhnrai'ter r.s a popular epe
clilo for thoio Uirrassltif; complaints,
and tiro uunibor of testimonials! re
tolvwl bltow that Its reputation Is
constantly liiorctwlng.
Intermittent and Remittent Fevora
Fou chapped hands pour a little of
tho best cidor vinegar iu tho palm of
tho hands ,nud rub them together
well wlthl
To whiten a Panama hat scrub wlih
boras water nnd bleach in tho sun.
Sponge (he hat sovoral (lues with
the water.
The FAHMKR coiti. hut 5 tti a vsvir. I, HODOsUMrVlS CO., WooktoU AnaU Fa
nrocffectuallyciircttbylJr.JnjMe'H
Ague MUttire. In theso com
plaluU i-aro s-hould bo tnken to follow
tho directions closely, and cupcvlal
nttcntlon gvcn to tho "liver, which
tdiould Ik ussUtcHl in performing its
function by I)n. Jayse'sSawativk
1'tt.l.s.
ForfriltitorptMsi, spplyat tau Compary's ol
Cce, ennur V ir.il Front stireie, roHTUNu.
'3-'-r OEO. W WJJIDLKIt. Acetit.
English
BERKSHIRE PIGS
t rarrratKo rinu at tiik ust utati: FAin-
X UtoltbwienjtalMforbart litter, idso for bctt boar
wllieErouiiduVtaselihteeiiprlJesoamy tntrles of
I can fiiml.h llllKKDINO BOWS, jourursnd ared. to
J OHM WEST,
I1"" New Meat Market. S.lMtJI, Or.
RAILR0AD LANDS,
HilUoral Teriiih!
LOW I'ltlCHM
LONO TLIICI
LOW I.NTEUIiST
Tno Oregon and California and Oregon
Central Itallroail Companies
OFFEIt their Lands for sale upon the followtmj libe
ral lerms; One teath of the price In cash; lttereit on
the balance at the rate of seven per cent, nee Year
after sale; and each followlnj- year onotenlh of the
principal and Interest on the balance at tbe rate of
r.t'o?
AdUcount of ten per cent. wUl he allowed fur cash
r Letters to be sjldressed to P. bCIf UUK. !au
Aaent O. & 0. K. h., Portland. Ortcon.
JOHN Ml NTO,
auizoin or
MERINO SHEKP,
Tip3 p,e45M n,ffrin to the Wool Growers ol
. Oregon and the adjoin oe Terrttorii. S.SUS
belmporuxl. Kxamlnatlon and eomnirlS? Ju? iSS.
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