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I'OUTLAND, Fill DAY, DKC. C, 1870.
Patii8 f HsBHDiY'
lloir Stmll tlit! (franco Ho Made I'scful
and Powerful?
No. r.
Turning from tho merely practical
nnd l)ti.slnc.H features of life that wo
bollovo can bo advanced and mailo
sorvlceablo to tlio miii of agriculture
through organization nnd harmonious J W(JU(1 loso I)IUC.1 0f Us torror. Ono
notion, let us discus tho social Icaluro of ,,, rst ,,,, mosl ,(,ul,tflIi b,rHU,
nntl I'onaltlcr tho advantages tto'l- Uvhlch I noticed was our own Mnlio
nnt upon frlonilly social intercourse nI( )(.rmrIs ll(,lfollum (Oregon
nnd Intellectual culture. grape). It reminded mo of homo and
ah mat oiovaies eiviuzeu man
noovo 1110 savago inocs is cuuure.
All that has turned tho bitter plum
nnd tho tour crab to tho delicious
friillx wo enjoy so much, Is culture.
Tho euro nnd study nnd labor of tho
ngrlculturlsthas turned coarse grasses
Into tho many varieties of grain we
gather In our harvests.
Incrensiil euro and culture, nnd
grenter Intelligence on tho part of tho
farming class, is needed to glvo great
er elllcloncy to farming nporatlons nnd
dovelopo tho plants of tho earth Into
greater usefulness nnd productive
ness. Tho worn out cotton fields of
Georgia nro cultivated by menus of
phoiphnto manures. Hcienco goes
hand in hand with agriculture and it
Js necessary that tho properly educa
ted farmer should know tho chemis
try of ngricullure.
Tho blind man gropes in Ignorance
of tho beautiful things ofKaturu and
knows not tho faces of his friends.
Tho near-Hlghted has narrow vision
nnd short range of objects and hus
only n partial acquaintance with nil
tho beautiful things that grow; tho
birds often shako their plumago be
foro him In vain and ho is In 11 meas
ure Ignorant of tho grace and beauty
with which God has blessed tho
world. Tho full vision takes In Nn
turo with delight and comprehends
tho beauty of tho cloud and tho graco
of tho humblest (lower. And so It Is
with mental light. To view Naturo
with only natural insight of her laws
Is to ho Ignorant of the spring that
makes tho fountain. Education, If
only of tho common school, with tho
aid of books nccessablo to nil, gives
tho man n wider vision, converts tho
mind into a rich storehouse of truths
and gives capacity for redaction and
Investigation that can llghtou labor
)y giving play lor thought and cm pa
il ty tojutidortiliiiul In part tho laws
hut govern tho universe,
rjuppojo tho members of n grango
ro observing and cultivated peoplo
'ho meet occasionally for social lu
ircoumo and to discuss tho common
pplcs of Interest. Thla man or wo
nn has observed something and
udlcd up tho subject from tho books
hand (and every grango should
.vo n library) or from the knowledge
others, and they talk it over. It
ly rolato to Held operations, to gar
ner orchard products, to Irults or
worn, to conditions of noil or nd van
es of weather, or may relate to
isoholdntrairf and domestlu ccon
y so important 10 man's comfort
! woman's happiness, all of which
Important to farm Wound mryo.-h,
;ro happiness and smro.-s nro Men
I, Who does not mh that all such
istlgutlou is of tho lilgheM utility;
to the chances of success and tho
ns of happinc-s, and will make
producing class lu every souse
t prosperous If it can ho icallrcd,
with K'Unice, so with agricultuio
'omestle economy; what Is known
reveals tho extent of tho nu
ll. Science includes all reusou
hltosophy and wo must all bu
Ists to tho extent of our ability,
olns tlxcd principles nnd only
yhn have tlxcd principles and
principles can succeed.
Hold is too vast for ono brief
'toplcturo It, and what wo have
not oven an introduction to
iino. Tho world needs culture
highest Miiisi, and the farmer,
'cultivating hand works the
f imtur'ii law.1 with the recur
isoustiud his own hard l.ilxjr,
nt ho told that the etlect of
Is to Improve nnd dovelopo
lug tluit grows, 'o have
feet products lu tho shape of
-ops, and our thoioughbrcd
.all descriptions, and it fol
t If human Intelligence van
.vo all that man's caro iiottr
its careful cultuie, tho Mine
Vtl'orl, if expended to make
ro of man and his family
rfeet, will produce equally
il rcMilts. Too question Is:
Two lapio Kick to tmrkiilsm,
Jo go 011 In perfect manhood V
yer Is: No great Improve
Ho inudo without orgniiisi
Cultivation.
NOTES OF TRIP TO XATIOXAL GRA2Y0K
I1Y MIIS. C. 12. BIIIl'LKY.
(CONTlNUr.II.1
At tho 11 rut depot brother O. E.
Shipley, who wn nliicycnrsolil when
ho Inst saw Ills brother, enrno on bonrd
tho train and wnlklnjr through un
til ho enmo to tny husband know linn
directly. Ho lind h carrlago In wait
ing nnd Boon wo wcro driven to his
elegant home. Early In tho morning
wo started out to sco the city and
soon wero driving down Euclid nv
onuo, said to bo tho handsomest strcot
In tho world. It Is surprisingly beau
tlful. Tho dwellings oro beautiful
and aro n long way back from the
street. There are no fences nnd the
bcautful lawns nro well kept nnd or
namented with n fow trees, shrubs
and flower, with fountains, vases,
etc. This street leads to tho cemete
ry, which Is delightful, and overlooks
1..1,.. t.- ..
Tho grave In such uplaco
j exi,r(,sac,t a wj,, tjmt lhu V(!0V0 0f
Portland had uted tho money which
lias been spent In crossing tho river to
Lono Fir Cemetery and laid out nnd
adorned ono on tho hills south of tho
city, where there is such n splendid
opportunity fur malting a Mountain
View or Hvorgrecn Cemolery, which
in time might far surpass Lakovlcw
of which Cleveland is so Justly proud,
and hail no thought that my wish
wns so soon bo oven inoro than real
ized in tho beautiful ono now lii-ln-..
laid out. .Returning by this delight
ful avcuuo wo rodo around tho clt.v
until lunch time, after which wowc'it
to tho "Loan Exhibition," which was
now to mo. The exhibition was for
Homo charitable purpose, ami tho ar
ticles exhibited wero lent by tho citi
zens. It was astonishing how many
elegant, curious, old-fashioned nnd
Interesting articles had been collected
together. It was to lint two weeks,
and ono could hardly examine nil tho
Interesting things there lu that
time. Altera delightful visit wo left
our friends and took tho !ako Shore
road to Niagara Falls. In passing
out of Cleveland wo wcro much Inter
ested In tho park which occupies a
long narrow strip between tho lake
and tho town. Tho road u'oiifi tho
lake shore Is not very interesting In
November, nnd wo hurried on, not
stopping oven nt lliifTiilo, and arrived
ut Niagara Fulls about -1 o'clock r. m.
Taking a carriage Immediately wo
rodo till after dark. First wo drovo
to tho Whirlpool rapids nnd wont
down to tho edgo of tho water in nn
elovntor, easier hut not so romantic
us tiio old way of going down step by
step. From hero wo wont to Sus
pension Ilrldgo which, sluco I was
there twonty-six years ago, has bo
como quite 11 town. Crossing over
wo found that tho chaugo wns lesson
tho Canada side than on tho Ameri
can. Yot It Is till fenced nnd thoso
who would como near tho falls must
pay for tho privilege. It seems a sin
for man to shut out from public view
this favored spot where the hand of
tho Almighty lias left lis Impress in
such marvelous beauty and power
nnd which luau has only succeeded
In defacing. Tho old Cllfcon House
remains much uh formerly, also tho
museum. A lew othor buildings had
been erected hero, one near and over
looking the falls. Wo went to tho
top and looked down. Table Itock
and tho old Tower wero gone. All
was beautiful and grand ns ever, but
that overwhelming Fonso of its 11111 g
nlllccuco which my tlrst visit had
caused my knees to tremble, and mo
to exclaim, "Wlint Is 111111 that Thou
art mindful of him," was gone. Ah!
well, I had seen greater heights and
deeper depths than in the long ago
before crossing tho continent. Wo
regretted that wo had not time to
cross on the new suspension bridge
Just below the falls, and view the
American Hide, Gnat Inland, etc.
Next morning wo took the New
York Central road for Syiacuse.
I'.hmmI many lino apple and peach
orchards in Western New York, ttUn
many nureiles. Haw tho liouro near
Urockpoit, where I bade good byo In
'.VI totho friends wo had recently ve
iled In .Michigan. My aged grandpa
rents wero with them iliero. '1 hey
had bravely given consent for us to
leave them with lit tie hopoofsec log us
again In life, neither did they, for in
u few years "they slept with their
fathers."
Having relatives in Itochostor, l
would have been glad to stop there,
nnd nlo to have seen again tho lioitu-
ties of Mount Hope, which Is ono of
tho tlucst cemeteries lu tho United
States, but we p.iwd on having only
glimpses of tho city and falls of tho
llennessee.
I TO III'. (ONTIMIKIsl
W-ww.Mll ..!'.. ... lull 11 .
Jaiiim Anthony liviule ii preparing a pap
rou Itii'.iiaiiUui mid tho liuliracoiu America
to appear in tlio Dovemuer number f tho
North American llovivw.
Glucose.
It is singular tho oxtrcmo secrecy,
that tho manufacturers of glucosc.now
mado principally from corn, establish
and Keep up in their various man-
lactones r-ni nun west, 111111 tue
business is profitable thero Is no doubt.
Originally tho industry wns confined
lo ono firm in Now York. They nro
said to hnvo used 0,000,000 bushels
of corn Inst ycnr,whlch wns made into
glucose. A manufactory ntBuifalo, N.
Y., was next established. Then one
ntFreeport,Ill.,nnd ono nt Davenport,
In. Tho product contains about GO
per cent, of liquid saccharine, nnd for
certain uses should bo worth about
one-third the price of enno sugar. It
Is extensively used In adulterating
sugar-enno syrup, In the manufacture
of candy, nnd in adulterating honoy.
It Is used lu tho mnuufacturo of
sweut wines, and In liquors requiring
sugar, including beer, and Is now sup
posed to outer Into nil or nearly all
tho sugar products of tho country.
This probably Is tho real animus of
inu secrecy, wo iinuerstittiti Unit a
tactory for tho inanufacturoofglucoe
has recently gono Into operation In
St. Louis, and thero is ono well on
tlio way in Chicago. No person using
glucuuso lu his manfactures seems
willing toacknowledgo it. One tiling
certain, it Is: tho consumer does not
want to use starch sugar when ho mip
dosed ho Is buying real sugar. It has
long been known that u pound of
starch, whether the carbon contained
resulted from old rags, cum, potatoes
or what not, could bo converted Into
a pound of grapu sugar or glucose.
That tho manufacturers of glucose
should use as mui.i secrecy in keen
Inu their business from tho world ns do
the distillers of Illicit spirit, seems
queer, 11 uiuir uusiness 13 legitimate.
The Impression generally is Unit nox
ious chemical are used in tho manu
factures, nnd well founded from this
secrecy. That 11 pure, wholesome huc
cluirluo product can bo produced from
- r 1 1 Is well known. That 11 pound
1 1' it tloes not contain more than one
.luid tho sweetening that tho same
rt.lght of cano sugar docs Is as well
kll'iMU.
ILy end Oats
tho Beit
Ilorio.
Food for tho
"In regard to food, of all animals
thohnrno In comparison to its size
has the smallest stomach; It is, there
fore, of great Importance that his food
should contain as much nutriment as
possible In the smallest bulk; more
especially when undergoing hard
work."
Hay nnd oats h.ivo this quallllcatlon
to it greater tlegreo than any other
of tho feeding stuffs in general use,
nnd that they should form the staple
food hits been proved by long expe
rience. Tho average quantity of oats
required to keep 11 horso undergoing
hard work In gootl condition Is about
1!0 pounds pur tiny. Of course some
horses would eat more. Others can
cot bo Induced to consumo moro than
fourteen pounds. Drivers of contrac
tors' horses aro practically aware of
tlio fact that tho more they can got
their horses to eat, tho moro work
they will do. Hut the result of over
working Is tho premature death of
many voluble nulinnls.
ltelRl.n Hones.
The Itclgltin tlraft horses aro usually
bays or blacks, and their origin Is In
volved lu obscurity. From tho ear
liest periotl known to history, tho
country alone; tho coast In the north
ern part of France, nnd 11 far north ns
Ilollami, including wniit was once
known as Flanders, has boon famous
for its Immense draft horses, nnd It
wns from this country that Great
llrltaln originally drew tho founda
tion for all its tlraft breeds. For many
years, howover, tho tlraft horsos of
Great llrltaln have boon bretl with
tho caro and skill characteristic to In
telligent breeders of that island, and
several distinct types of draft hones
have been ovolvetl from the Flomlsh
original, none of which are exactly
tho same its the present llolgla'n tlraft
horse. Nat. Live-Stock Journal.
To Tki.Ij a Hoitsr.'s Am:. After n
horso is niuo years old a wrinkle
comes lu tho eyelid, nt tho upper cor
ner of tho lower lid, anil every year
thereafter ho has ono woll e'e lined
wrinkle for each year of his age over
nine. If.fnr Instanced horse lias Jhree
wrinkles ho Is twelve; If four, thir
teen. Add tho number of wrl"kles
to niuo anil you will always get It.
Important to farmers.
Tlio Mutit of a ulUlilo lunik ly which to
I'Aliiihtu tlio v.luutif licat 111 tliU mrlti't
wluii limited nt any price in tlio Liverpool
mill l.omlim nutket Imi lonj; been felt, but
ultlcli u now happily met lit tlio " WI1c.1t
I Vale i' liuiile," coinpilol by J, K. rili,
iii.umj;vr t( tliu Mmli.tiiU' ICicliauco, tliia
city, niul which lio In ariniiKi'tl to tell at tlio
vrvilhijiy low jincu of US ivuU per tojiy
iilt tii aicuntuuy nnU'in. It i try ini
KUt.nt tii liny ami nil hocll wheat to l.o
ulito 111 K tli.111 livo minute to tell (a they
cm from tin hwU) tho price of wheat iuthi
iH.o'.ct whin lu.cil tin Knliili mill, which
pieni tho markets on thu co.i.t. I'nlcuLi
tioi'a .110 w.tri.Mitiit thoroughly i-oirvct. V.n
cloio .M eti coin to J. It. Pariah, l'orthiul,
who will ni.ul tho iiiiiqihlit in return,
Nothing Short of Unnilitakablo Benefit
I'onlirrcil upon tcni of tliouiaiuli of tuf.
fetvr coul.l orijiuato niul 111aiuta.11 tlio reptt
t.itiou wluc'.i Alii's .Su:.Mruoin ciijoj
It i a conqouiiil of tho U'it M-etahlo alter
ative, with tlio loiliilci of l'otaium ami
Iron, niul i the most ellectual of all rvmeilie
for crofulou, iiieivurial, or lilooil ttitonler.
Unifotioly aiicccsaful anil certain in it
remoih.d elVect. it produce raiiiil and cim
iiteto cure of Scrofula, Sore, IVnli, Humor.
Pimple, Kniptiou, Sl.m Diseaica an 4 all
ilikontcre muni); fioin impuriticaof tho blood.
Ily it iuwgnnitiu effect it nlwayn relieve
and often euivi Uvi-r Complaint, Peinalo
Wc.ikni'Wa and IrreKularitie. and i a
jioteut ronottcr of vitality. Tor purifying
tho Mood it luwno ciiual. It tone up tho
ytoin, ivatorea and prrwrtc Uio lioaltli, and
lllipmta Vl;iu' mill I'llllJ. ivr iuii caia
it h.u been in otcuuo u ami i to-day
tho moat nvailahlo medieinu for tho eulTtring
aiok, niivwhrir. Vat alo by all dealer.
ll(itj;i, lais &. Co., Portland, nltolcuta
agvnu. 2
Itcnd nnd I.earn for Vonr.elvc.
Many faluAUodlwovcric and ranch weful knowlcdjjo
l Lii't (roil the orld, beuiuo of tlio lnuiiui-o cipcn.o
In making them kiion to Uie iwoplc. Thli l not tlio
raw with HnM.111rtOr1niAiSt1.1r: olthounh but a few
jean Introdumi Into U1I1 country Its mlo now rtachM
In c( cry town Mid 111 vol" th U.S. IU Bonilciful
iuccctj In curlnir Comumptlon, tcrcro Cotijfli, l'ncu
monla, Allium, and ail other dbicaws of mo uiroai nnu
luni.M, mm ftnl mvlo known by dWrlbutlni ctery year,
for three ycar,or too.ouO bottle to Uio ailllitwl,
tree ol thaw, by lmiiri'Il. No nidi a ttwit of merit
wa Her Rhcti btorc to any oUier preparation. C011I1I
joii ak more? Oo to jour ilrufgl't and ct a bottle
for 76 centu and try It. Swnplg botUcs 10 rent.
I'orcunriicil I'orcnrmrl.
t't.wiLtii ml Inintdl. lie with unnfldencp Tho
Kalr Celebrated t Icrman Kljer for Connimptlon and
throat and lunirdlicaM. It l rich In the medicinal
propcrtloio! tar, lld cherry, ctr. U rendered ter
fectly harmle to tho Jounnct (lillJ. ThU ould hato
protcd an angel o! mercy In the houciiohi 01 moo nn;
nappy parent at Vallcjo. Dixon, lleaier, Utah, and
numerou other plaax, hoo thlldrcn cro rlatutercd
tiy a cuack medicine recomiinndcd by II owner lo euro
croup, iKnitusliiif no proertle calculated to cure It,
but Initcail a deadly drtiif lilcli nw nam in inomvnu.
It., mn vim Nl rmltf llrnn.tn l.liter. TIlO ITinUlnO
lican tho I'runlin coat of arm and Uio fac-iinlIo in
nituro of Or. Ialr Satnplei at all drujj ton.
I.irz tire. ?' ccnt. ClIAS. I.ANOLEV i CO , Whole
Mlo Hnidi, Sale .,inH
CoiiKiiiniilloii t'urrit.
An bLI pin li Ian, n tlritl from praitlco. luting had
pluvl ill liltliamU b) an lltit IndU miMlunarj tho
I'iriii'ilaof nltiipl".i.riulli rvin ilr f"r Uio fpccdj
and jn-riiun nt litre f r I oiiMiinplini, llnmclilth Ca
tarrh. A.thini, and all llirmt and Lllti AITnUnii,
alio iwillto ami ndlnl "lire bir Xcrwun lliblllty
and all Si-nuti Cuiiiplalntji, after InUni; tested IU
wonderful mr.tlio I in In tlimmnd ot inc, hai
Mtltbiidiit) tomaiteknnn tohli i.(Tctlnj filtovi".
AittuUilln till. motlio and adwlroto ullorc huniati
ttilferlnir, I III ond free nt chatv to all ho de-lro It,
tlil roll, in ticrti 111. Irenih, i.r IIhkIMi, ttltli lull
illrcctliuii for iuciatlnjf and nlnir. Suit by mill by
addrr.mii; ltli ulntrp, 11-ir.ilnir OH liper, W. .
Snurnra, 111) pmiitV lllmk, IlKlitilir. N. V. nJI-Oin
ttTrin A Yi:ll nnilevpcn toajent. O'ltflt free.
V Aildro P. O. ICKUUV, Auuita, Maine,
inajll ly
AT THE EAST PORTLAND NURSERY
Vu-J f.'iJ a Lr.ro Stork of
Fruit and Orunmontal Trees,
RIIKUKI3KUY,
Sinnll Ifrtilt, Ilotrp, Vine. 1,'tc , Vic.
Prices Iteasonablc.
CaUlecuo free on a."pll:atlon ta
TJ. HA.N30K", Propriotoi,
ii.Niirarr)' nt Iinat I'orllaiiil."
SEEDS ! FSEEBS ! !
Tim only Senl Store In Portland thit ilrnli eirpulvc
IrliiSitil, whew Jim will flu.t n rotipleta IU nl
flurileiiaiul I'lntvr Sroil, all klml of lrtl
Nrnl amlNoril flriiliianJ evcrjtiln pcrtoJnlii
to a Tint olvi Hwi Stole
H. nANBOIv,
SI Front St.,
I'ortl.iiid, Okm.
noilltf
D. J. MALARKEY &CO.
Procluoo Doaloro,
Genera! Commission
,NI
SHIPPING MEKCHANTS!
Julilir. nuil dealer In
Flour, Feed, Provisions
A'hl Sbiplo (Irocirlfi,
Vihanee maJjOiiOUAIN, WOOL, UOI'j, IIIIICS,
tic.
No 8. 10 and 1 2 Front St.
San I'rnticUeo ODIro 000 llavU Street.
JunUU
10. Xt. UUltIC,
DATON, W. T
(euerHl Lund Asrm, Ilroiicr, niul Ucn
rrnl Jtueiil.
ATTCNDS TO ALL lll'SINIS rilOillTLV.
Clerk llUtrlrt Cutirt; Coiiinil.slbn of Deed for
(Irvvunj NoUry Public; U. S.L'jnmiU'.i r,cte. lill-.'iil
NEW HARDWARE MORE
LEO WILLIS,
At Cunnincliam'n Old Stand,
Commercial Street, Kvxt Door to tho Uank,
S.MaK.M, Onii(JON,
I now rtcehlii t an ei tlnly new and coinnkto itixl. ol
H AR D W AR E
01 Kiery Ikieilptn. Alto
Cooking Stovos and Ranges
Of mil) rltulie itilii, and a br.-n variety of
OPFIOE &. PARLOR STOVES,
With a eoinpSrla line cf
ti: .ud ;u.mti;v.ui:,
Wbkh be t tnabhil 1 1 olli r to the publio at Ttry low
prim fir ia.li ur to prompt uln i.utouien,
I IK WOl'1.1) lir.SlT.CTKlI.LV tOt.l' IT AN IS
.VI ipnllon ol liia m a by purvl)air, ronltdent ol
iiuabPlty Uipb'Jo, btli a ki ipulity and price of
iroodt, and hvpc lu limit a lair .liatn id tbo pUronve
nl lhoiltlrnU halmiand iuruutidiiu- ruuntry, and
tliu build up a IVmunciil Pii.Iik... Ilo ulll liiio a
CuiiiU'iit'IlHiicriiupliir.l, h)iilldi all l!ealringr
and Job Wirk In tlutrne at .!iott and riinablo
nti. Pleasu eall and tro uio In my new Und bu.l
lie.
l,i;i WILLIS.
StrM,0.-tubrl. U'-
" WEEKS & MORGAN"
No. 2-1 n and 251 Front Street,
I'etviediUalnand iladUcu,
Wholesalo and Ectail
GROCERY, PROVISIONS FEED STORE.
Tbo l.t of foodi at luc.t uutliet n'M.
(untry crdr aolli'lleil.
I'ounto pivdncv taVen in euhany fur uppt!)i.
' ' II. W KKKn
noiTtl A. II. MOIUIAM,
EORALE.
150,000 FRUIT TREES!
MAlli: KSTIItK STOCK OK MY KATC.SSIVK SL'lt.
I avrttMat illaul.lofr !on rrawiubl term.
liieoni)iienecil tlioileatliof ui) wn, luilnj no one
Uiaol.t me, I luiedeU'niilncd taelu.0 uut that ut
cf im b .ulue u mxui a M;dtIe,
InqulK al Mtlaaukle or al uiy ttore, No, tii I'Jnt
trel. Portland , .
oiMui . 8CTH LVUI UNO.
Land Office Notice.
Laxb Onto at 0os Cut, Ooi, i
(Kiojust. tT. f
XTOTICS IS IIK.ltl.llY IIIVILV THAT TUB K01
i loMimr inm.d Miller uatiibM uiill of Id In
tuition to luaVe Ilnal pnW In Mipporl ft hi ilaiui. and
Mvuro final iu:r) thenuf at tho ctplrathui of thirty
di from tha iUU'kI thl nollie, U
di froui tii iuU'hI tin notiie, u
IVUIUin Mum 1, UoiuwteadaiiplU-fctlon No J.S5J
tha K. ol s. W. I ft s- SJ.T, I N. K. 1 W
naiuo th lollinlnjr LU ltoee, u: V
,A). i,.r
anl
Itiild
llruukf, if Alnltnwuah eouuty, Oregon, aad M, M.
UrooVK of JluliuottAU county. Orvjruii.
uoiJJt L. T. H.VUI.N, V.rsl.ttr.
IME
PRINTER
STILL LIVKS, MOVKS AND D0H3
BEST PRINTING
IN OREGON!
AT 5 WASHINGTON STREET
TORTIAND.
Good Work nt Fair Prices
It tho basis upon wlile.li lio iloos buaincsa,
MajDOll
CO ON TRY RISKS!
WANTCll 11Y 11IK
HAnilBURC-BRGMEN I
"Five Insurance Co.
Of llAMlll'IlO, (ICIIJIVXV.
Cnpltal - SJt.GCO 000
Surplus - - 13113,000
PHILIP srCYUR ft I'O.. fnl frairU-u, Cencral
AiMiti 1'avlRe L'oat,
H. BOYD & SOW,
Aixtil for Oregon and Waibtn.-ton Territory.
GO t'lr-t Ml., next to 1. 11 (3 it A: TlltnnV.
JultStl
IXCOIil'OItATKI) liOI.
HOME MUTUAL
INSURANCE 00.,
Or CALIFORNIA.
apiaro Only J
LOSSES PAID osteon Sl.334,633,44
LOSSES Paid in Off JOB J" $162,363.29
Orogon Branch Ofllco,
Goo. L. S.ory, Manager,
Soiitlic:t cumcr 1'irat .iml Stark Street,
Opri. Lulil ,'c Tilton'i lUttb,
aplltf
Tho
Pet
Fovtlnuclf Or,
Crogon State l-oultry
AND
stock AsGociation !
TST"-I 'W IW flltsr ANNl'AL
i:-iiiui-
T T tlon In tliu tit) o! l'ott:and
DfC. H, 0, 10 11, mill 12. INTO.
PrliMt Of ndl'llftdll wl'l tin' Mlll!o ll.-'lit. 5'ic
n ticket, TJ. I.idu., ail I'lilJwi iinJcr 1! yoan !
ol a;o, lri'3.
Preinlmn II.! and ru!i of cxlilt.itlon m 111 ho nitllcl,
nnd any InfuriiritMn uivg1! Ijy al lratiu tiie President
toivlioni all eonimuniv.itl'1111 linM Ui kdirii..e.l,
tio-y-Ct W S. FAII.INtl. Pail.
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
rilllK I'OfltTr.EN'TII Coi'IMB OF I.KCTUI1IS
JL of I ho Medical nqnitlneii; of tho WUUtuetto
L'lihrrtlty will li'lii on
.lliimliiy, Uio, Stli. 1S70.
Prof, p. lliatKV il jllrerlns: tlio Introducto'y at 10
A. M at the Cilleia bulMinir. 01 KoitrUi itraut.
toil (. ! H. I'l.lJja.nUlt, M.i. Iiean.
!MY
.Tha wonderful ucce of
UN I'll II It. Till-
111' hai Induced ureal
many to adiertlM their
uodlileM priparatlon
lor mo ruro Ol nm
ney l)iwa,e. Iioplnt?
to Mil them on It a ell
e.tablMied rrputitlon.
Do not l lik )0ur health
liv Uiini- aav nf theM In.
BlOIf"
DAIlfUS
Jniloiii tiiriilni, hit try at mica IIUNT,H
II lt.tl K It V, whl-li hi too.l the tct for ) jear.
i. vt i'. mm I: iksiiiiony,
l WoitmliwUr bt., l'Korif(itr.lL I., Oct. 13,1870
Wm, 1 t'Lilma Ifear bin I h.iv aullerrd viry
much with my Kldne) and Uirr for yean. In JanU'
arir. 1870. 1 crew nor. Idoatlnir fmrlullr. llrnhvai
citii. nnoof thelit In Prurldeiire, ut.hed mo U try
ill. M.i iiiiiit:iiv. at ai ami rtiian.e. a no naj
V noon it to ohm Kidney Hhwav hen all Mhtr miall.
line nauiaiiou. i ilia o( anu in lavniy-iour nour l
iaHil louror hie rillonof aUr, tl.o bloat uu re
moieil. aud tho irreatrcllel nude mo ftl a well man.
Were It not fur HUNTO llKMCl'V I would not liaallr
tily K. liSIIKPAItUSON.
lUI.MT'S Ui;.TIIliV t l.remnd 'VpllllSdLY
lor tho pjfic nf the Kidney, HUdder, Liter and
HUNT'S!
Irliury Onrana. Promv.
flraiel,lilUt,llrlihl'
IHieaw of tha h dnet
and Inci'Utinenro and
(Intention of Urine, and
I. uwd Ly tho Medical
REMEDY
Vinmliy. bVnd lor Pain.
"Illt 10 U'lLUAU K.
CiaakC, i'roildeiice, It.
I,
MILU II V
ffbll-iy
ALL IHIIJCIGIST..
Carminative)
For Diarrhoea and Dysontcry uso nr.
Jajrne'a Cnrtnlimtlve Ilalaaiu. Ah
cliaiiKPs of flliimto or water, and In
ilUcrctloivt In eating often proiluco
tliesocoiiiiilalnls.travelerHmnlotliors
shuulil always keep a bottlo of this
TcmiHly by thoin. It nover falls to
b u 1x1 no tho most violent attacks,
anil It Is equally scrvlcc.ililo for
Cramps In tho Stoic ach or Dowels,
Urlplng l'.ilns, &.Q.
For Cholera Morbus, Cholera In
fantum and Colic uso r. joynev
CiiriuliintUo liniMtm, It removes
nil borenoss of tUo iiIhIoiiicii, allays
tha Irritation anil calms tho action
of tlio Stomach. It may always bo
rolltnl on to glvo immcillato relief,
mil besides bolus eH'octnal, U a
pleasant ami safo romwly, easily ad
iiilnUtercil to ehlldrcti.
For Asiatic Cholera and all Bowel
Affections uso promptly Dr.
Jauc' Cnruiluntiio llalaani. It
chocks tho IHarrliira, suppresses the
Cramps which Renerally accompany
nttacks of Cholera, ami conquers
tho dUc.teo In Its luclplcncy. It 1ms
frequently been admlnUtoreil In
uelhliorhooils wlioro tho CItoler.t
has lieen ntRlnt; epidemically, ami It
has seldom failed to (rlvo iiitmci'lato
and permanent relief. Tho Carmlu-
atlvo has maintained Its reputation
us a Curativo for nearly fort years,
U equally etlVctlvo lu ill latitudes,
niul u-s a .Standard lion:'!) ild Ucino-
dy, nho'ild bo Lept In uvcry timllr.
IIODOP. DAVIS CO., WtolelAtiit fart
laud, Ortkl. KlSal
PR. H. SW1STH,
OKKICK: ilootc'J Uloil., our levy' store, filon,
unfit. tf
uregon.
noiliMt
BARBER &NICKLIN.
100 First St., Porllmid, Ornrou.
ati29-ly
Wl. G. NEWBERRY,
Commissjon Rderchant,
And Oeneral Dealer In
onr.nnx Ann umruifm fhuit ajiii i'ihiuick.
U'l I'lit St., I'orllanil, Or.
CONSION'MKNTS &OLICITI'J.
r.O. ItoxMO. Jull't'
WILLIAM DUNBAR,
ri:itD, tMtiiii, vnoiiucv. and
Commission Merchant !
ltniortcr of Oillfornli I'mlt, Vegctalili, lloncy,
lluttcr, riir, K.lUlii", tie., and
nxi'oitTiin oif ut.i, vi.twit,
Wool, l'oed, Kililtn, Sggf, ct.
Cur. I'rout anil On It Mn., I'nrtlniiit, Or,
julltt
B. F. SWICK,
DENIAL HOOMS
Cvor Broym'm Bros. Storo.
NONE HUT FINISHED OPUIUTIOXS I'ElirOIUICO
feMS-lf
laTAllHHIIED IN 1VS
WILLAMETTE NUKSERY,
G. W. Walling h Son, I'roprs.
Oswogo, Clackamas Co., Or
' Kiptelal attention trlien to Plum, Prima an 1 Clterry
Tree. Corrcipindibuiaollclti'l. Irlil l-Sm
"MONEYTO ""liOAW !
SKCUIIKD nv
IU3AL ESTATE KORTOAQrS,
-1N-
Sums of $500 to $30,000
Or Portland City Property.
Ap)ly to
WILLIAM KUIli,
48 First St., Portland, Oregon.
ma) 2 Cm
BUY NO TRUSS
fntll ) on xx hat lii luscn
eninpll.hed ly Dr. I'lervu' late
Iniuntlon. fjT"cnd fur nainph
lit ami 1 lerv'Mipiel(o Journal.
MAIl.NKTIO CMSTIU TIIUSS
CO. ItemoiciltoN. W. tor. Kianityand liaeramento
s:., tan i raniltco, ual. inari-iy
H. CA.RPENTEK, M. 1).
(Uto of Salem.)
POUTLAND, - - - OK1SGON.
Orrira: Comer l'irt an J MorrUon 81 , up ttalr.
HuiDESCt: 375 Fourth and JlontKoniery SU. aepll
ELECTRIC BELTS.
A auro euro for nerroua dobllltr. prematura demy,
enhauntlon, etc. Tlio only rellaUo euro. Circular
mallei lrc. Addrea J. K. IlEKVEd, 43 ChaUiain kU,
N. V. Junoil
UIIAY'S NPKdlPItl niKDlfllMC.
Tlio Great Kiicllali llcmrdy
YrtADE Manx. . ..i.m ,.. . RADE MRIC
,-.Q. hemlnal Weaklier,
ojwriiuMorriim, nil
latency, and alllil.
cK lliat follow a a
eequenoo of avlf abuo
aa Loa of Ueutory,
L'nltcnial IailtuiU, .
l-aln In tho lUck,'
BcforoTakinjc SaTur. o.d T.' After Taklmr.
and many other lHtoaw that lead to lunnlly or Don.
uinptlon, and a Prcmaturo Orav. tST I'ull iartlculara
In our pamphlet, whlih we Uulrtto aend freo by mail
toeiery one. iTTlie Bpcelflc Mcdlilno U aold brail
dmmfl.t at tl per packatf, or lx tiaikase for i fit
will brcnt Ira by mail on receiptor tlio money brad.
ilreaaln; Villi liltAY fflKDIUINK tlO.,
No. 10, Meilutuln' Ulwk, lnrraorr, Micii.
jfS"SolJ In Salem and oierywhero In the UnltoJ blatea
and Canada by all whokaalo and rcbUI drutvUU. Nf
Salem Flouring: Mills.
DJWT FAMILY FLOUlt,
IIAKBII'8 EXTRA, XXX
BUVEUFINK AND (U1AI1A11,
MIDDLIM03. IlItAN, AND MIOUTC
CouKtiatitly on T-Inml.
Tfrltort K'lo In OANR
Paid for Wheat
R, C. KINNL'Y,
Sort 1!U Arrnt H. ?. H. Co
X.TJOXTJM BXTZiXi,
8ceceorto J. II. Kutcii A Co.,
OS Liberty !., - - NI1W VOIIK,
GoramlMHlmi Afcrottt.
POU EUYINQ AND KOItWAItDINO FHOM
New York via l.thmo, Parific Hallroid, and
Capo Horn, all kind nf Merchanillic. and for the aalo
of Vrcxlucta from the radflcccatt, for the collection
nf moter. Ac. oct6U
T a -! n1 I TV T 4 -TTn
j HAliiltUAl JjAjNUS.
X,itritl Tormn!
LOW I'MICKM
LONG TUMI'!
Llltt' lNTi:itKST
Tno Oregon and Calirornla and Oregon
Central Kallroad I'ompanlt'j
OFFKIl tholr Laud for laleupon tbe follow Ing libe
ral term: One tenth nf the pnru l eaih; laterttt oo
the balance at tho rale of avvoii per cent, nno year
after aalo; and each following yrar one-tenth or the
principal and interett en tho lulanro at Ibu rote of
,ren per cent per annnii. Iloth principal and Inter,
wt payable la u. 8. Currrncy.
A rtleetwnt of ten per eeut. n 111 "o allowe.1 for cah
ir Letter to bo addrent t" 1', bCUULZE, Lan
Airnl O. 0. It. U.. l'ortland. Oioo,
JOHN ToliaMTO,
anzEntn or
MERINO SHERP,
TAKES pleauro In nfferlna to the WcolOrower ol
Orev-oc and tbeaJJoinlui?Terilti'ri- tho chance
toporcha TlIOIIOUGIIUltKf) MtHI.NO-,, and -arln;prtletntcretodtht
they can, u,d will n
draror to. eoll Cheep of tbo lima quality and alue at
MUCH C'llKAl'EK KATES tutu roth can po.tbly
bo Imported. Examination ai.d roapiri wn 1th otto.
er Sheep offered la tie market arrronllilly Inrtted.
Addre, JOHN MISTO,
rialem, Oreoo.
N. U. TheRamandKamT.ataoorthe sock can
heion tto ISLAND TAItM, iljoln'.iie baieinV
The Ewtacan be ieen at the Mine pUee. or at tha
U1LL FA11M foar ul a hall ullca totiia of the tit
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