Willamette farmer., February 20, 1880, Image 3

WILLAMETTE FARMEK
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Conductc-l by ilrs. Harriot T. Clarke.
THE HIGHWAY COW.
Tho lino of Iter iii'lo was a dusky liromi,
Iter body wis loan nnil her nock was slim,
Ono horn turned up and Iho other down)
Sho was keen ot vision on I long of limb:
Willi a Iloman noso and a short stump tail,
And riba liko tho ribs u a liomo-mtulo pail.
Mnny, mark did her old Iw'y wear j
Slio had been a target fov all things lcnowm
On many a scar tho dusky hair
Would glow no more where oncclthail grown i
Jinny a pasoinp parting shot
Had lett upon her it lasting spot. ;
Many and many ri well-aimed stone.
Many a brickbat ol goodly iho,
And many a cudgel, swiftly thrown,
Had brought tho tears to her bovino eyes,
Or ha l bounded off from her bony back,
With a nolso Ilka tho sound of a rlllo crack.
Manya ihy had alio pasiod in tho pound,
I'or holping herself to her neighbor's earn j
Many a cowardly our and hound
Had been transfixed onhor crumpled hornt
Many a tea-pot ntid old tin pall
Had tlit) farmocboys Hod to her time-worn tail.
Old Dsauon Oray wai a pious man,
("Though somotimca temptod to ba profano,
When many a weary inilo ho ran,
To drive lisr out of his gnw ing grain.
Sharp pranks sho used to play
To gut lier 1111 ami to got away.
Sho know when tho deaoo:t went In town,
Ska wisely watohod him whon ho went by t
Ho novcr pined her without a frown
And au evil nlcatn in each nngry cyo;
Ho would crack his whip in a surly way.
And drivo alon in his "ono-horsoshay."
Thon at his homcutca t sho loved to call,
Lifting hla bara with lur crumpled horn;
Nimbly 80III113 Mi garden wall,
Helping homlf to lif.t standing corn,
Jlatlug liU cahbago oni by one,
Hurrying lionu wlion licr work wai done.
Often fio deacon homownrd camo,
Humming a hymn from tho housoof prayer;
His hopeful heart in ft tmniimi frame,
His soul was ns calm ai thu evening air,
His forehead as smooth 0,1 a well-worn plow.
To find in his garden that liijhvvay cow.
His human passions wcro ipilok to rise,
Ami striding forth with savngocry,
With fury blazing from both his eyes,
As lightning llash In n summer sly ;
Kcddcr anil redder his faco would isrovi-,
And after tho croaturu ho would go.
Oror tho garden round and round,
s- llrcaklui: his pear and npnlo trccj;
Tramping his melons into thu ground.
Overturning his hives of bees;
Leaving him nngry and badly stniip,
Wishing tho old cow's neck was w rung.
Tho mosses grow on tho garden wall,
The years went by with thulr work and play,
Tim l,nv ( tho villa crow strous and tall,
And thu gray-hairoil farmers iiasted away j
i;no ly ono as 11:0 rou leaves tai',
Hut tho highway cow outlived them nil.
All c.irthk- creatures mutt bavo their day.
And somo must have their niouthsaud years;
Homo in dying will long ilclay.
Thero is a climax .to all careers,
And tho highway cow at last was elaln
In running a racu with a railway train.
And intn niores at last sho wcr.t.
Just liko tho savings banks when they fall ;
Out of tlio v.-orlil slia wai tunny icur,
Little was loft but her old stumpy tail.
Tho farniorV couilleldi nud gardens now,
Aro haunteil uo moro with tho highway cow,
Itvral Now Yorkr.
OXK DAY.
At Home, Januaiiv, SO.
I liko to tuko my rat In writing for
tho sisters of thu Homo Circlo, not
that I enn wrlto ovory iluy.but as I llntJ
tlmo. liko to kIvo a Ilttlo of our iluily
life wliicli, Js very homo-spun n&
pcrtitiiw, soiuo forlorn sister, "dcoinj;
may tnko heart iignln."
Wo Imvo got nil tho moat taken
caro ol nrnl imtuwny, bul,T wns IiiJn
hurry for ft Utile lmm, so I smugi'loc)
aeouniouut of tho hrine, binoklnj;
thorn In nn old barrel, while little
Harry kept up thoHinoko for mo nnu
wo liail ono cut for breakfast this
morning. Mm. Uruco and family
camo yosloniay to visit us. Sho U so
sonslblo and practical that wo always
loam something from her that helps.
Slios.ilil bho foundbovoral Cochin liens
lately dead undor tho roost; scorned
to bo r.othiop; tho matter of thorn
cither. 1 told iter that I thought por
haps the roosts wcro too high and that
they wcro Injured in fulling as they
aro too heavy to fly up and down.
Largo fowls should roost near tho
ground. Glio s.iys sho is gc Ing to sot
somo Light rirahmasnnd Whitu Leg
horns for early chickens as they
feathor out best nnd thon yellow leg
ged chickens will eoll tho best. Sho
also says that tho common bum yard
fowl makes tho best mothers. Sho
gavo mo her recipe for n hasty pud
ding which wo had for dinner; It Is
simple, cheap nnd quickly made.
Hasly Pudding Place on thostovo
a pan cont lining six teacupsful of
sweet milk. Heat two eggs well, and
add one teacupful of milk; six table
spoonsful oriluiriir.il a Ilttlo salt; beat
well togot her then stir it in tho milk
on thostovejustbofore.oraslt bogins
to boll. Whon as thick as muili put
in greased cups to mold. Make- in
morning nnd cut with sweetened
cream lor dinner, It is oxcclleut.
After dinner tho gentlemen went
out togother to comparo notes while
see and I sat down for a comfortablo
chat before tho fire. My Mary and
hor Ituth aro or tho samo ago nnd
they very cheorfully shut tho kitchen
door nnd "did up" tho dishes and
their visiting at tho same time. I
make It a point to do most of tho
work when Mary has company and
vica versa, so wo aro quite happy in
this arrangement. Wa had but Just
got sottled down comfortably when
. xi- it'. Ilttlo Rob came .rushing Into
the rjom wldi a cut anger. Ho was
screaming at tho sight of Wood, 'itio
mlt gjonw Mxck.
cut wns deep, but a lilllo pasto made
of Hour nu'TsaltEoon stopped tho flow.
It wns soon bandaged and ho wns oil'
ngnln whistling and happy. When
blood Ppurls out it Is an ovldunco that
an urtory Is severed. In Huchacaso
tlo a iiandkrchlef nhovo tho wound,
put a slick in it and twist it tight till
tho flow Is stopped, and keep It thus
until tho doctor arrives. It Is well to
havo n Ilttlo knowlcdgo in a caso of
emergency.
Sealed once moro in quiot.I brought
out the mending basket, to "improve
each shining hour," as I was taught
when a ilttlo girl, In tho verses I
learned about tho busy boos. Tho
verses aro long ngo out of fashion ns
well ns tho sentiment. Thero wns
another lino about, "Satan finds somo
mischief still for kilo hands to do."
I found aeouplo of pair of kid gloves
to mend out at tho fingers and torn.
Any young lady who wears such
gloves twice Is a sloven. Mrs. I), gave
mo hor way 01" mending Ilium to
bullonhnlu stitch all around
closo with lino silk, then catch tho
threads rathur loosely, and they will
not glvo way again. It pays to got
get good gloves In tho start. Neat
gloves nnd nunt shoes mark a lady of
taste. Yet, I uin nwaro that wo can't
always indulgo in nlco nrtlclos when
tho purso Is short, but a lady can al
ways bo neat. Anothor Horn I must
glvo for tho girls beforo I forget It :
I'hpro Is nothing bettor to clo mso tho
skin (han hot water with .a Ilttlo sal
or.itUH dissolved in It. then wash in
clenr water and rub tho skin dry. Do
not go out into tho air Immediately
after, for It Is apt to cause freckles
anil tan; w 11 is uesi 10 uso 11 oeioro
going to bud. Aunt IIktty.
OUIt YOUXG l'OLKB.
Tho number of communications
(hut wo get every wcel: tells us hotter
limn In words, that Aunt Ilotty's of
forts to Interest tho dear Ilttlo girls
and boys lins opened hearts that havo
found utlernuco in those interesting
lotturs. Wo hvo to fllo them awny
and then print as' many ns wo can
each weuk, taking thorn according to
tho ditto. Our heart warms towards
all thcho children nnd should liko to
seo all tlie.su bright Ilttlo f.icoj which
wolcomo tho Homo Circle; wo know
that they will sometime bo grown up
and wo want to imvo thorn keep on
Improving and learning, no becomo
good earnest men and women work
iug always fin what Is honest and
right.
Ono of tho things most necessary to
cultlvato in tho youthful character is
courtesy 1 nud 11 gracious demeanor to
othcts. Take back tno busty Mpooch
that springs to tho lips in anger. It
as Juft as easy to say what you havo
to say In a pleasant tot.o as to snap it
out in 11 cross way. Ono cross word
In a family will find a cross reply, and
soon till every body will speak dis
agreeably, which a pleasant cheerful
word will mako sunshlno all through
tho family. Its Just as easy to say
" Pleaso will you," and how much
moro quickly will tho favor bo grant
ed. I guess all chlldrou liko to go
where- they muot courteous people,
and tho Imprnsslon lolt on tho mind
will novcr bo forgotten, for children
aro very sensitive as well as observ
ing; especially Is It necessary for girls
to do gcntlo, forbearing and kind, for
wo look to mothers, wlvusand sisters
to make homo o nlousuut that tho
father, husbands and brothers will
think that Homo is tho bust pla?o on
oirtli.
GUItAP LOOK.
Almost every family havo congres
sional documents lylug uuuut the
house. They coutaiu somotlmcs very
good reading matter, yot they aro
generally considered good for noth
ing. Thero Is ono good uso they can
bo put to and that is, for Ilttlo girls
and boys to mako scrap books of. If
every other leaf is cut out It will about
keep tho book in simpo after tho scraps
aro pustud In, IJy clipping ovory old
paper or book, it collection is soon
made of very interesting mattor, nnd
then when grown up it will bo pleas-
unt to look It over again. Wo havo
somo such in our homo and they aro
precious to us. Tho pasto must bo
mado of (lour, cooked n little and
rather thin. An old tooth brush is
convenient to put tho pasto outo tho
scraps, Ho suro and got them in
straight and smoath. Whon a page
U full press it dry with a warm Iron,
placing a piece of cloth or paper be
tween so as to keep tho book clean and
the scraps from curling up or sticking
to tho iron. It Is a nlco way to spond
long evening. A low pages pasted
overv week will soon till a book. All
tho Ilttlo brothers and sisters can help
to do it, bomo cutting and trimming,
somo pressing and somo looking on.
it will servo to keen the little ones
quiet und so glvo dear tired mother u
rest aim Happiness to sou mu eiumren
oiiioloved in a way that will Improve
andelevrtto tho children. Aunt Het
ty is pleased to imvo so many nine
frlnniU tell of uittkimr scrati books,
and would bo glad to help, if sho was
only near enough to glvo each somo
nlco pieces and pictures, for pictures
add very much to tho Interest of a
scrap book. Wo have ono that has
mo lasnions nnu btyiea 01 mu y
ladles dressed forty years ago, and it
is very amusing to look ut It now.
pQr TtE QrlLD.
"Iktwccn tho dark and the daylight
When tho night is beginning to lower,
Comes a pauso In tho day's occupation
That is called tho children's hour."
YOUIH.
n. sTcnsr
O youth, sweet youth! never so dear to mo
As now whom I shall miss thy company.
Must thou ro soon, then, go hasto thecawny?
It is not lour;; but n brief Summer day.
Which quickly sped, mcthlnks, that thou
and I . . i ,
Together walked "neath bright or softibro sky.
Our path mado ever gay l-v hopo ami joy;
Thy beauteous, whito-vinged doves, that
.tarno, yut coy,
riuttercd and played around us ceaselessly,
Perched nu thy hand or shoulder lovinglyi
Then In tho bluo nbovo would soar nud dip,
And then return to feed from out thy lip.
Thou wast a gravo companion passing fair
Thy blow and eyes, but thysvnet smilo too
rare.
And unto me, perchance, thou'st scarcely
proved
Too kind nnd fond a friend! Hast thou not
moved
My eager soul wish promises, that brought
How many a golden dream and happy thought,
Yet novcr know fulfillment all to vain
In air had vanished when I looked again!
Uut yet what couldst thou more! wheroforo
chido thee?
Didst thou not give mo nil thou hadst for mc?
And now tho hour haneomo for us to part,
I du remember with a bleeding heart.
Thou canst not oven leavo thy birds, to bless
My eotituilo with timid tenderness.
How dirk shall bo tho path where I must go
Alouo henceforward, only (tod may know!
Kits mo onco more, swcot, cno last long em
brace, Ono linggriug look upon thy fading faco,
And then farowcll nor cast ouo glanco bo
hind, I cannot sec, my eyes with tears aro blind.
LKTTKltS FI1UJ1 M Til, II 1'OI.KS.
They como crowding in fast, wo
Imvo sixteen now on tho tablo, so it
is first como first served. Ono Ilttlo
girl from East of Iho mountains has
taken our hint nnd tills weok tells us
somo ol hcroxpcrlenco in tho Turkoy
business, which agrees with ours. Wo
can sympathi.o too with tho way tho
family feel about killing them nfter
they got big. Wo liko to hear tho
girls and boys tell of Ihoir pots. If
domestic uulina's aro kindly treated
they appreciate It, and Oods blessing
follows tli'oso who aro kind to his
dumb creatures.
Tun:r.it, Jan. 28th.
IMitor Homo Circlo s
I havo not succeeded in golting four
numos yet. A great many take tho
Rvumkk 111 this vicinity, and tho rest
aro too poor to tako It; Aunt Hotty, I
am so sorry I could not got my club.
Ourfrieght house burntdownbyentch-
Ing flro from tho ash barrel, ilrothcr
nnd I do not go to (school this wintor,
it is too far and wet for us. Wo study
of evenings. lain taking musio les
sons, but I do not liko to practlco
much. I liked tho "Dlackborry Girl"
vory much. Aunt Hotty woat you
or some other good uuiitlo glvo tho
ilttlo folks tho poom beginning thus :
"Good morning pretty butter fly.
How havo you passed tho night?
I hope you aro glad nnd oyous as I,
To scd tho sun eo bright "
My grandma usod ofton to ropeat It
to her Ilttlo children, but sho is dead
now and ma does not romombcr it.
C&A11.V A. H.
Faiiminoton, Jan. 23, 18S0.
IMitor Homo Circlo:
As I havo kcoii lotters In tho Faii
mi:u from other little folks I thought
I would wrlto one. I am a Ilttlo girl,
and llvo lu Washington Torritory ono
mllaandii half from Fnrmlngloii.
Wo camo hero last fa'l. Thero lias
boon conMderablo snow hore, some
thing I havo not been used to, for I
Imvo lived in California all my life, as
I could not go to school this wintor I
havo b3cn learning to cook; It has beon
a success so far. Well I mu3t not
wrlto too long a lettor; with good
wishes to tho little girls, I close.
May II.
Union, Jan. 27, 1880.
Editor Homo Circle.
I was asked to give my exporlonco
In raising. I will do tho bust I can.
Wo havo on old turkey hen called
Jennie, which hutches tho eggs.
When tho turkeys aro young I feed
thorn on bread and milk, with a good
deal of rod popporund onion tops, cut
up vory flno, which I mix with hard
boiled eggs. Wo set n lion on somo
turkey eggs last summer nnd sho
hatched eleven. Wo put hor In a
coop, but sho would step on them and
killed thorn. Tho others sold fur llvo
dollars a pair. Papa was very fond of
them. Ho would tako somo bread
and sit In tho door and they would
como and cut out of his hand. They
mado a very protty picture. Wo did
not havo any for Christmas or Now
Year, for wo could not bear to kill
them, nnd wo still havo three. I
would liko to havo somo ono who
has raised turkey tell mo somothlnir
about it. Wj.vniu 1U.akksi.ey.
Mayview, W. T Jan. 2Q, 18S0.
Editor Homo Circlet
As I havo been reading your valua
ble paper for somo tlmo past, and ca
other girls aro allowed space ifi your
columns, I thought a fow lines from
mo would probably bo interesting to
tho girls. The issuo of Uccombcr
11th contains a letter from Ottio C. 1
cannot say that I havo road any let
ters for a long tlmo that pleased mo
any hotter. This is my first trial. I
really hopo somo of tho other girls
wilt mako a first start. I llvo on u
farm. My two slstors nnd I go to
school. My pa bought an organ two
years ago. My sisters and I play on
it. Vo havo i nlco Canary bird, but
wo do not iecd him any Cannry seeds,
wo only feed him oats, chopped bar
loy, bread, loltuco and cabbage Ho
Is vory saucy and fat, but I do not
think ho slugs ns well as whon ho has
seeds. Hd lios lived almost four
months without any seeds.
I am 12 yonrs old. Wo llvo toven
teon miles from Colfax. I would liko
to hear from Ottio C, Helen C, Eva
Wilcox nnd from Aunt Hotty too. 1
will close, ltespectfully yours,
Maud Bunronn.
JsAiiEr,, Lino Co., Jan. 27, 1SS0.
Eitor Homo Circle:
I liko to rend tho letters In tho Fa it-
sum from tho young folks, nnd I
thought I would wrlto ono. I havo
got llvo shoop and they nro nil pets,
ono pot calf and a Ilttlo pot pig. We
havo got two pot colts. Wo call them
lillly and Posey. They will bo two
years old In April. Thoy nro nwful
mNchiovou. If you do not think
this worth bothering with I will not
bo offended. Yours truly,
jS'r.r.Mi: Coin:.
Hum: Cki:i:i;, Jan. 27, 18S0.
Editor Homo Circlo:
As I havo soon no letter from tho
littlo'girlson Hutto Crook, thought I
would wrlto one. I havo ono sister
nud threo brothers. As 1 am tho old
est of tho family I imvo to help pa
tend to tho stock. I liko that much
bettor thuu washing dishes. I
Imvo got mo u black pony und I
think sho is nwful protty. I will
closo for this time.
Jr.N'Mi: Stanton.
llAitui.siiuiKi, Jatf. 23, 1SS0.
Editor Homo Circlo:
I havo wrlttou ono letter to the
Faumi:ii and as you wcro so kind as
to publish it, I thought I would wrlto
another. I llvo two miles from tho
school hnti-o. I uin not going to
Echool this winter, but I Intend
to go uoxt summer. I study second
geography, practical arlthniatlc,
fifth roador, writing nnd spelling
also. Thrco or four of us girls had a
flno timu Christum, slclgh-rldlng
down tho hill. I am knitting mo a
becil chain. Winnie C. wanted to
know what tho Ilttlo girls got
on Christmas, I got u glass flower
vase. Kutlo S. says tho boys nro all
cowards, but I don't think thoy aro,
lor I havo seen letters from sovornl
boys hoping to hear from Katlo S.,
Winnlo C, Laura Uyors and other?.
Maiiy O. Wiuli:.
OUIt HOOK TAULI'.
JnmesJ. H.Gregory,ofMarb!ohead,
Mass., sends us his annual catalogues
of vogotablo and flower scedf. His
well known reputation Is sustained
lu thopatronaro that ho receives from
every citato lu tho Union. Ho is a
regular ml vortlsor in Iho Fahmkii and
wo can fully rccommond Ins boeds as
reliable and truo every tlmo to the
description. Send for his catuloguu
for 18S0.
I). M. Ferry, of Detroit, Mich., has
sent us his catalogue, which Is a hook
gotten up most beautifully, und Is
qulto worthy of a placo in tho library,
as it is full of useful information und
hints to tho cultivator. Ho also sent
a quantity of both flower nud vege
table seods, each paukago having a
colored ongravlug showing tho Indi
vidual flower or vegetable, 'us it Is at
maturity. This seed hotiso.Is proua
lily tho largost In tho world, and wo
cau recommamJ it our readors. Sond
for n book nud seeds. Now Is thu
tlmo to bo getting ready lor planting.
Scrlbnor btarts out tho now year
with now und varied contents. A
story of ltu3slan lifo, flnoly Il
lustrated Isflrstlnintorest. (living the
tho llfonnd youth of Peter tho Great.
Edison's Electric Light is food for t lit'
scientific. A sketch of Iho llfo of
John Urlght Is well told, and Tho
liaising of Small Fruits, bntlsfles the
tastoofthougriculturlst. Kcrlbner Is
fast taking tho lend In tho magazine
world.
St. Nicholas Is tho best gotten up
magazine for young neoplo to bofound
anywhere. It Is printed on tho best
of paper and Is highly lllustrntoil.
Tho January number Is brim full of
stories, and travels with a ilttlo of
fairy lore, which is so delightful to
childish imagination. Tho prlco Is
low for a inugazino of ltd ulzo and
worth.
Feed Hoots In Winter.
Tho lurire Quantities of drv. wolv
and Indigostiblo food consumed iy
stock In winter tax tho digestive or
gans very sovoroly and constipation
congestion, etc., nro over threatening
dangers to tho health of tho stock. A
modcrato quantity of roots or groen
food in Iho season of dry feed acts as
beneficially on tho stock ns fruit and
fresh vegetables do on tho human sys
tem In tho courso of tho long, cold
season when no pen.plratlnit purges
tho skin. In tho season of verdure
and plant growing, fresh vogutablo
food Is so common a portion of our
dally diet that wo scarcely notice
tho fact. And so it Is with tlioaul
mals whojocaio wo aro charged with.
A MOTHER'S PilAYEK.
S. A. I'. II.
F.fCUni of Heaven, our strong Defence,
My children scot
Thou hast 'given them tome, '
And taken their earthly father hence,
Keep thdm in Olirist-hko innocence,
And lift their hearts to Tbeo!
Dear Saviour, everlasting Sou!
My only boy
Is on my heart a caro and joy;.
Teach him liko Theohls race to run,
And for Thy glory, blosscd Ouo,
His talents to employ.
0 Elder llrother ; may Thy lovo
The sisters twain .
Keel) puru from uvory earthly stain 1
Send domiTliy Spirit, Heavenly Dow,
Truth, hopo and joy in Theo to proo,
And in Thy graco maintain!
0 Trluno Clod, by faith confessed,
My children three
I loug to consecrate toThne,
That finally, Thy mcroy blest
May bring them to Thv perfect rot,
15ttni.il Trinity I
nTlio uomlcitul ajcvcii Ol
SAHIIIINI'H Iir.lIK
W UVIu
Iia4 ftttljcwta prrot
i nuiny Id aihoitlio Ihrlr
ts' vttlttlutui itrriiArat tan.
tor tlio lino vf l.'IJ
nfrj IIIvhim, littplii?
Enu m sTVi 1st W J j to xll thorn on Its welt
Hi n m - mm a cjtai. u m.utiiio-v
Kjbsbsi MJ sTa n Ho not ilik jour iicalUi
w m - m itj- minjr a"X 11 inroo in.
Jurlotu ircuntlonf, but try at onco HUNT'S
tll'.H IiO V, hlcli Iim atau.1 th U.t lor :U jicari.
I.ATJ: lIO.Ili: TKSfl.UONY,
103 WntmltKlrr St., Il10vmucs.lt. I., Oct. lJ.lkTO
Wh. I:. (,'LtsKS- Dnir Hlri I liavo tiiflcrtil very
imidinltti my lililticvssnj IJtcrfor nan. InJuiu.
ory, ls7, Igrcwworf, Moitlng fearfully. Myilo.l
flan, ono ot llio'U'.t In rrotlildifu, vilhii nit to try
HUNTS ItKMUIlV, as Mf and reliable, as ha hail
Itnoon It to run KMnry IiIicmci uhen alt ether mull
rlnw hul fal!cil. Iill.lno, nnd In twcnti-four hours I
pacil four or fit 0 iftillons of Mcr, Iho Moat mas ro
matixl, and tho crrat relief nuiloiuo foci a well man.
Were It not or liu.vrs lll-ili:iv 1 uouu not boaiiro
toihr. imHlli:i'Alll)SON.
HUNT'S llltmtnv Is frernrnl KXritKSSI.V
for Iho Dl.iawi of tlio KMnry, llliiMer, Llrer ami
HUNT'S
urinary tiuant, nriy,
(lmHl.IlUu-,llrUht'
lllv&io of tho Kk'.novi
and Incontlrieneo anil
Uitcnllon of I'rlne, anil
Is umM by tho llrllcal
'mwi
ramify. Send for ram
illk't lo Wiixum I'.
CUKKB, I'rOlIJviKO, 11.
I,
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.11,1. lIUCCt.ISTS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Is a nour ratlin? Ciiro for
virvmis !ioimuy,i;inmti-i
1 luiuy, neininai liraineot.
I...n l..u....tf I.. ,. J.
iLwiumiorriKca. Kuir 11 t.
ind all tho terrllifo edit It of
rlf-,Uiuic. youthful Mile.
urn cu-cu in maimer yvari
UolluJo, Nuvtutnal Knift'
loni, Altrilon to bmlcty,
iJlmneM of Tl.lon. NoIms In
lueu n iom 01 ineniorr,
iho head! tho i Ital fluid 11044.
Ingunoliwrieilliilmi urine, ami many outer uimuum
that lead to Insanity and doalh. Ir .tUNTIIS
hIII a;rntaforfiltAIIO for a caiocf Ihli kind tlio
Vlliil ltotiiriillso(iin'lerlil simelal ailileoand
Irvatinent) v.111 not euro, or for aimthlnir liujiuro or In
jurious found In It. Dr.JTIINTIIStruataall I'rlialo
illao uccwfullr without mercury. Conaitllit.
linn frrn, lliorniuh tsamlnalloii and advice, in
eluding analvile if urine. t. Prime! iriu aoToat-
tivb. t-1 t bottle, or four limes tho iuiutlty, 0 ll.li.,
trcuro fruci Down atlon, and In (iritato nainolf do.ro-l
l.jr a. is. .'ll in. in, u.
11 Kearney btntt, Maii t'rautlKO, Cil
nil. ITllNTlli'S KIIIMCV ItltMRDY.
Nstllll(i:'ntill.1I. mresall kinds of hldi.tr and
Ulaud.rumiiilaliiUi. (lonorrli.il. Ulecl. I.aeorrhira. Tor
tain or an uriia'i: st nwiuo, i iii ior .
im. nii.iii:'sii.Nlil.loN I'll.l.s,
aro lliolmt and iluiipe.t i.vurr.iA anJ siuut euro
In tho nurkut. For talv by all ilruiwiit. tfl.llo.Uu.
Davit b Co., Portland, Ur., aro wholuilo a.-unts for
inoauovoriameu inuiKiue. jatioo
VVELLOAFil DUNBAR,
I'UHI), I'AUJI, I'HODIICU ANI
Commission Merchant !
Imnorler of California 1'rulU. Vccctablcs. Houey.
Iluttir, 1 l.-s, llalalM, etc., and
r.XI'OUTItll Ot CHAIN, I'l-ocn,
Wool, 1'cod, Kmlti, L'cv, tt.
Cor, l'rotlt and On It Mm,, I'orllunil, Or,
julltf
WEEKS & MORGAN,
No.. 219 and 251' Front Street,
lwtcn Main and lladlsou,
Wholesalo and Hotfiil
GROCERY, Pal VISION & FEED STORE.
Tin hrst of t-oids at loaixt mirkot ratei
Country orders mJvltcd,
Country iruuuiu UUn lu cxcltanzo for wiiiidliu,
II. ITKIIKir,
no7tl A. II. UUUUAN,
FOBK PACKING,
A. H. JOHHSOa?,
CENTRAL MARKET,
I'ujk tliolilslivst iirlioluCnalilor 1'orli
All ifood Itois vnnle I and cash pill on dvllrcr.
ocitl-Siii
Daw's liugnian Whoat I
IXTK I'AVK A I.IUITKD QUANTTV Ol"
TT Iluu'l llill4ti Wlirut
lUinahilci; u i haul It lupy In on any turn bs
tHoenO.toUrand Uiyjhatuoirur batn kiintntii 'all
either In abundanco nf )lu!d (nearly uiublu l!nl of any
oUMir tarloty) ut l'i uffr iro'u ru.t.
JC.31fi:iC.:KtV A: CO.
JintftciS 1'ortUnd. (IntT'in, Aente.
COOWTUY RISKS!
wirr.i uv tiik
HAMBURG-BREMEN !
Fire Insurance Co.
Of UAUUUUO, UKUHAW.
Capital $1,000,000
lurplua 9113,800
PIIILII' (Jt'CVKIt k CO.. bin KroarlMO, Oenerll
A2ca( ato cuail,
H. BOYD & 80N,
AjeoU for Oregon and Wuhlnston Territory,
00 first N.f uszl I Lxla V TUloss's.
tulU-U
111
wmmm
Y&rs' "OtSS1"
Wtesl
m Lrz.'itti m
ZkZkW
feUS
DJ. MALARKEY &CO
Fxoduoo Doalora,
General Commission
ANll
SHIPPING MERCfiANTS t
Jobbers and dealers In
Flour, Feed, Provisions
Ana stapla c.rocorles.
A ilraqces mado on UnAI.V, WOOL, HOI'S, UIUC!,
No 8, 10 and 1 2 Front St.
Snn I'rnittlsro Ofllco 000 Davis Ntrrct.
JllllltlU
1880
Harpor's" Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
"Stinlilni Iho subji.lt objcoticly and from tho cd.
ovtlonnl l-olntol 1v-(ooVIiii U) irovMi) tliat wlileh,
lajicii aibQRriiier,'niii no or 1110 inoRi mro 10 tno
larrithuuibcrt-llon; ajo concluded tint, If I eould
havo but nno-ivork for ajmbllc library, I hould selees
a romjiletB sjt of IlirpJt's Honthl)-. Claries Francis
AdlniK, Jr.
Its content aro rcnlrltnilvd br Uie inntt eminent nu.
Ihors and artULs of nurono and Aiiierfen. vvhllo Iho
Io-it experiener of Iti tmbll.hcri lias mado them thoro.
iishlyivuvrnantwltli lliodf Ireicl tho jmbllc, vvhlcli
uiev win pnro no euori 10 trmill.
Iho volumes of tho Marailun lieirln villi tho Num.
bers for JnnoanJ IleirmWr of cult joar. When no
tlmo li nm llled It will hn nndnniood Hist tho til.
valbcr nlahii to bccln wlUi tho current Nurubtr.
HARPER'S PERIODIOAL:
HAUrr.lfi) tAUAr.lNB, on.o jtar...., ,..Jl M
IIAHIT.Il'H WKKKI.Y.. ....... !.. 4 Ot)
iiAitrnr.s iia.au am
The Ihrco abovo named imbllcMlom Ono j car. . . .M tin
.vnv vnnniMvo l.nnirii lilllin'nil''IIV OllOlcnr 7 111
IIAUmt'd VUI1.MI 1K01I.1:, onv )enr 1 Uo
I'mtsRofrootoall inbierlb.-ts In tho United elates
or Canada
a!i i
A ConnieM set nf IIAttl'lurfl UA0.7.IKn, ctm.
rrl.lneWtoluniw, tiiriMltlolh blndlnj, (fill tuKnt
by oxprcn, f rclchl at caiiensj of vrchawr, 0111 rwelpt
ot ti asiwr vuiurno. cl.illi caws, tor blndUu, IWcls,
by mail iHtpald. I In-ls Yolnnef, by mill, rostnald,
Ilcinutinocs should bo intulo ly lVitoir.co llooey
Onlcr cr lirart, to avoid chines of loss.
Newn..pers aro not to to ropy this adrrrtlsemens
Mlthniitiho cre unb-r ol lltrpur Ilruthers.
Address lIAltl'l.tl .V llllOTIIUIl. .tew York
1880,
HAEHBE'S WEEKLY.
irJn.uxitiV.rx,ioo.
Tills iiorlodlesl lias alwayt, by Its nidi and irliolsrly
illseu.Mon of tho iiiellon of ilia day. ai Hellas lit ll-luitmtlOhs-vvhU'liaro
(iretiarvd br Iho lioit artists
otert n moil povvorful and btnclloal Inltntnco Uioii
tho uhllo mind.
Tlio vtclirhtof llslnlluenra will alaavt bo found on
tlio side of morality, rnlh-htaiistisnt, anil ronncment.
Tho Vnlumei of tho WnV.lv bnrin villi tho flnt Num.
her for Janmry of ca li joar. Mlion no tlmo It men
tioned, It will houndcrktood thatthosub-iibervil.lusta
coininenoo ultli Uio hiunber nest after tlio twxlrtof his
ordir.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS,
IIAIlI'i:il1t )IAn.7.INi:, Ouo Year $1 00
HAIIIilH'ji WCI'.KI.Y, " 4 is)
IIAIll'ini'rt IIAV.AII, 4 (1
llioTllltlitlinibllmtlons, ono yoir , 10 ()
Any TWO, ono year ... 7 HI
UAIimi'rl Younjj roojilo, jur year , 1 (0
lVntao Vreo to all subHrlbers III tho United Rtates or
Uiiuila.
ThoAnnuil Vnlnmes cf IlinrrVs Wsrstr, In neat
rl'illiblnilliik'. mill lis sentby esprow, frvo ol ieiiM
(provided thu freUht dues na exceed one dollar ve sol
unw),for 7 W raili. A ccm;doto het,oompillnj Tcii
tV'threo Volume, stmt on receipt of rath at tho rato ot
IS 51 r volume, frtljht at en of urehOK'r.
Cloth Caws forcacli volume, sultaUo for blndlng;,wlll
bo suit by mill, i4t ild, on receipt id (1 ( each.
ItcmltUncgi should bo luado by I'ut O.Tu-o Jitney Or
der or Draft, to avoid rhsnio of leu.
Novspatwrs aro not tn ropy this adrcrtliemeiit vtltli
out tl.o ospnus order of llaktss A IIsotiicsj.
Address IIAnPI.'K It IIII0TIIIIII3 Kcvr York.
1880.
Harper's Bazar.
ILI,USTRATi:i.
Thl. populsr rlodlcol Is pro eminently a Journal
for tno liouKhold,
Ktery Number furnl.hes tlio latott Information In
rcjard la I'avhlons iiidrvsiaud orusm.nl, tho iiowmS
and moat appruvo I iiatteriii, with iliwerl)itlvs artlelus
derived from authentlo and 01I2I111I .oiircoi; vvhllo lu
Htorle., i'oim.. anil IUuy. on tJuUal and Domeotlo
Todc, (Ivo variety to It. columns.
Tho Volumes of tho lluar begin mild Iho flnt Num.
her for Janairy of iu li year, U hen 110 tlmo Is sped,
fled, It vtillbou'idervtoul tliat tho .ulwaiUr vvbhM
lo loinnu'iicoulUitho Numbornsit after Uio rooelit
of bis order,
Hnf-por's ForiodloalB.
IIAIirril-H MAflAZIN'i; Oim Year tl 00
IIAIirilHM WKKhl.Y " 4 U
IIAIII'KII'rt IIAZAll. ' 4 ll
Ili.Tllltr.i: publlntlonj, mo vear .....10 U)
Any TWO, ouo yir..,.. ..(.,,, Too
IIAIU'hU'il Vfcuiij J'corlu, aio j ear , I'M
l'(tai;o Kreo Wall sulrtcrllier. In tbo Unltwl BUteo or
Caiado.
Tho Annual Voliintos ot Ifttirfn's lltiir., Inpral
cloth l.lii.tn, mill bossnt byexpren, I rcu of etptnua
(provldod Uio frubt dous uul uaivx.d onu ikiUir. ir
uIuine),for7 U) iaill. A umiileta (Jet. lumpruliur
Tvtelto Vclum.f, union rl'f( ravhat thoniloof
)i Uptrsoluint.rrvichtatvsiwliisof urilnuer.
CI0U1 Caves for eaiJi volumo, oultablo for blndlair, m III
Uo Miit by mall, ptruIJ, on rculj.t of tl UU oacli.
Ilvmlttauccs alioiild bo luado by fust-Ottvo Xoiiey Or
der or lifult, to avoid 1 ham? of luu.
Kew,jaier am not to iopy tlili ailirrttwmect vvltli.
out tho spra order of lUnrva i Hiuitiicm.
Addrsw IIAIU'Ut U UUOTIIIilW.Nr York.
BUY NO TRUSS
Until you sco what hu been ac
coinplUhud by Vl, 1'Urco'. lal
Invontloii. artvwl forfjiunph
Kt and Herco's MaDttlo Jourual.
llAUNiniU lll.ASTIH TltChS
CO, llemoved to N W, cor. Kearney iid.Janiniiita
M.,, fcUnl'ruiK'iii'O, Oil, iniMy
FARMEHS' OWN BTORE !
S. HEEEMANN,
Wholcaals and Itelatl Dealer In
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
roootiai rvxacl Slioosi.
fiUOOKHIKS AND PROVISIONS!
231 First St , Portland, Or.
iiiuui.M caiii niitK Fiiu rou lemur I'lionriK
ocll-'ui
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
Till! I1,VM,I.YJ, . OIIIKJU.N.
"VTOW OI'II.V, Him KVi:iJYTIIlNfl NKW ANl
111 Ue.-aaL Allborilsiivouf liubllo iiatrouio o
liilte.l tijn day aiid ulghl,
Frio coaili U arid lr. 11 tno homo.
TIKtH. IIT, IToprlotor,
Fonactlr of tho l.uiplro Hotel, iallci. norllly
M. C. NEWBERRY.
Commission Merchant,
And CJ.n.nd Potior la
URM1UY 4.10 UllCUUMt JTCII.T 4X0 NUWUm.
Vii I'lrist St., 1'urtlauU, Or,
CPfSSIUNUUKTo SOLICITED.
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