WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, ' OREGON, APBIL 8, 1881.
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THE BOWER'S BOKO.
Now har.ils to-sccil-slieet. Iinys,
Wo i'.cp mi el w o costj (ililTimo on wliigt
And wmilil yo pailnko of harvest Joys,
Tlio corn must net flown in Spring.
''nil f-viitly imil s'lll, eraoii cr"
I.iu warm in thy cartlily ImmI,
And stand so yillow somo morn.
That licast nntl man may ho fed.
Old Kartli Is n plcasnro to sco
In sunshiny cloak ot red and green
The furrow, lies fresh j this year will ho
As the years that lias past liavo been,
Fall gently and still, ttc.
Old Mother, resolve tills coin,
The sctd of six thouraud gulden sires!
All theso on thy kindly hreast vvtie born)
Ono more thy child requires.
Fall gently and till, ttc.
Now steady and suro again,
Anil mcasuro of stokonnil step wo keeps
Thus up nnd thus down wo sast our grain!
8ovv well, and you gladly reap.
Fall gently ami still, etc.
Tjkimah C.uu.yi.k.
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"ONLY A FARMER."
don't liko tlio country, ami I never
would have cotno lino but for tho cliaiito of
liecomliitf Mrs. Alkn Waters Unit's the
truth."
Her mother looked up atntiwl nt tho frank
ness of her jmuigcst d.uighter, nml, in for
the eldest daughter, Doi a, she sank Imck in
her seat with a pained blush in her dark
check.
"I am sure, Ada, jou need not complain.
You have a far easier living at tho Holly
hocks than either mother or I, she said.
"Why ovcrything need bo so hateful, I
don't sco," grumbled Miss Ada, fi owning mi
iter ho flaxen curls. "If father hadn't died
now, ho might havu run nleiii for j ears, until
Dora and 1 were suitably married, and kept
linsppcaraiii.es so wo could hao mado good
Dutches. Now everjlnxly knows wo are
poor.'
get homo safely: but I haven't much timo, in
tact 1 am in a hurry."
"What is your timo worth to you? asked
Ada. with tho air sho oneo heard a millionaire
una In speaking to s iipo woil.mcii ho wivs
alout to employ. .
"Sometimes more, and sometimes less, he
replied, w ith tho simo qtilrricil smile.
Hut ho hid produced a cord from his pock
et, and, with deft lingers, began mending the
broken traec. Then ho produced somo nails,
and with a stono pounded away vigorously
beneath tlio carraigc.
"There! Uy driving carefully you will lo
ahlu to reach homo safely," ho said, at last,
raising. ... ,
Tlieio was something In his composed man
tirr nnd illatlnet enunciation which luado Ada
stnro for an instant) but sho could seo little
beneath tho broid stiaw hat but a curling
black bread, a tanned check, and two piercing
eyes.
"What is to payl"
"Nothing."
lloolleicd a hand to
help Dora into the
carrnage.
Mlio Bcalcil ncisell nnu urcw out a nine cm
"And cveryboily knows wo aro honcstl"
rled Dora, who still trembled at tlio mention
of her dead father. "Wo settled everything
al honornbly m possibly, nnd camo lure to
live, glad of Undo Alfred' oiler at least 1
was."
"And I am sure I was, my dear," said Mrs.
Athertou, with a sign. "1 am thankful to
jisvo a roof over my head in my old ngu."
"Unclo Alfred was absorbed in lluriculturr,
nnd Hindu a pet of thu placu for jenrs. It is
lonely here, 1 think." said Dora, leaning to
look out into tho bright Summer garden.
"I don't niro for flowers." returned Ada,
moodily. "I can't nmku myself happy with
hoto and watering pots. I think it would be
Mter than this, w ith tho Waters' pluu op
posite Hut Allen Waters is away and thu
flstes shut agiiust in. In fact, there Is no
body hero."
1011 cslculiitcd n great deal on tlio society
of a man you don't know in thu least, Ada,"
Mid Dora, i turning to her sewing.
"I'm not in tho least bit liko you, Dora,
with jour notions of congeniality and similar
tastes," bin ii t fin til Ada. "I've a tasto for
comfort and luxury, nnd 1 could lou any man
who could gho them to uiu. ltesiile," some
what modi luting her violence, ns her mother
looked annoyed at her extreme statement,
"you know we haioiilway bund of what a
fine fellow Allen Waters was?"
Dora said no more. Her bright, dark faco
burned with indignation, Shu was nshamed
of Ada. urleved. iet secretly tried to inako
some excuse for her sister.
Day by day Ada continued her complaints of
tho Holl) hock. Shu was miairablo herself,
and shu ceitaiuly m.nlo every Ixhly else so.
While Doia was ns bu-y as a lie, Ada moped
herself almost sick.
Tho little phaeto w hicli Dora had driven in
a child was left to tho family, and at hor
mother's suggestion, Dora hi ml a mild, fat
Dobbin ofa neighboring larmcr una day and in
vital Ada to a drive.
"Thcro's lmily scenery along the valley
TOiul. It will make a lit'lo change for you,
Aels. llialilis, I've k bit of news to Ihm
jrou up."
Ada turned languidly,
"Allen Waters is coming home," s.iU Dora
srith A faintly mischievous smile.
After moment's thought Ads roe, arrayed
herself in her prettiest dmlng costume nnd
entered tlio ciriiagv.
"Drive past the Waters estate, Dora.
What A fat, ly litusal There is no fun in
driving if )on om't drive in stlpo. There,
now scm thu Waters' place. It's aH I expect
ed it to ln. Theiii'd tw siuiv lomfott in liv
ing If one could bo mistress tlieie. It's no
belter tiumakio tit in 1 ought to have mado if
papa luul not Utictl.
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nrnli1pri.il -inrtmniilinin.
"I beg your pinion," sho said earnestly,
"liutvou must let iim pay you. You said
von i7rii in n biirrvi wo have taken VOIir'tlliie,
nnd vou hao done us a urciit at-nico. I have
nothiii' but a half sovtrtign. I'ray taku it.
I am sony it is so little," blushing ns shu tern
iIitim! IiIiii n sliinini coin.
Again tho ipii77ical smile, nnd tho eyes
tliey nail u worm oi iiiiauing in mini, muu
nieiciug d.irk u ts under tho hat brim. Dora
felt her heart beat stiangtly,
It ulluvul In r greatly that tho man extend
ed his hand and lettlved tho money.
"'I hank you," bu said, I'liictly.
"What may your namu lie! asked Ada,
who had seated herself uuassiited, "and your
occupation! You aru iniltei handy," patron
mngly.
Tliu man laughed outright, n low, mellow
aiigh.
"My iinino iloes not matter) I nm n farmer.
(liHid ilnv. ladles."
Ilu stepped Uick, lifting his hat, smiling
ngiiu at thu look of Loutteriintion upon tliu
features of thu girls at thu gracu nnd thu face
tliu lno enient levelled,
A kmulv brow shaded bv closo-cllppcd, vet
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lieaillllill nail, A wuiiu lorenean, eyes nouiii-
lessly bright, witli scorn slid n stuliu in iiieui.
Thu iihieton turned ono wny, thuhny-wngon
another.
"Who ever thought that ho looked liku
that, under t'.at old hat, in a hay-cart!" said
Ada, breathlessly. "Who can it bo! How
piovnking! Ilu'was aright down gentleman,
though he saiil ho was only a farini i."
I'ikii Ada! Her mortification had just ho-K-
Hint evening, Willi kiik iiiu noiicii iroui
tho handsomo head, faultlessly arrnjed, Mr.
Allen Waters presented himself in thu littlu
pallor of thu Hollyhocks, and iutrodiiiing
himself, lugged leau to iniUlrit if tlio young
ladies had liuchnl hniuu i til to safily.
Ada nHilogired iiiiitei eagerly, and tried to
In shim t, but Mr. Waters seemud to havu
eyes only for Hum's brunette face.
ilu came nuiin andnu'niii to thu Hollyhocks,
nnd at Lest ono day boldly declared hiiiiielf
I iom s loser.
" on lint a known nic but such a littla
while, you don't know my faults," shu iniir
mured.
"I don't caru if I iVm't," ho laughed. "I
lovo you nnd havu hired you ever since you
ollered iliu that half soveiiigu socliarmingly,
blushing and a-.li.unid ot thu small sum.
Why, on little darling, do yoh know your
Appealing dark oes kept mo from meeting n
man who would havu paid mu $ItX) that ilny?"
"And nu never cot it!" ciicd Doia, aghast.
"No; 'lit that flue not iimtUr. 1 lmo
your half soveieigu, and had lather havu it."
Such an iucoriigiblu fellow as that of coursu
li.nl Ids own way, and Dora becainu Mr. Al
len Watt rs, Shu lows In r hiialiand because,
under all circumstance, sliu Hilda him a gin
tleiiiau. And Ada is in the sulk.
PROGRESS IN DAIRY FARMING.
And, w ith iliseimtentetl lip and an arrogant
toss of the head, Ada vwiailiivcn ut a hay
wsgou in wl'iehwa a man in his sliiit shews.
lie gUuietl at t jotiiij Utiles with frank
curiosity.
"Did you Uw, Dora! Impudent fell ml
Jlow hu started! Countiy folksl" entered
Ads.
"I Imwed Ihimiiio hu Uiwrd to us, Ada.
You would not have ma rvpvl such a ineru
civility. He is prokiMy some one w ho know s
us, though we Are sti augers here."
"1 detet such iH-ople."
"1 eton't think I could detest any one who
wore such whit-i shirt sleeves, ami b oked o
comfortable under a broad lut this hot day,"
laughed Dora, carelessly,
1 1 ei t tho very next moment Ada was thank
al for the extstunco of "such wople," for tho
phAetou broke down, and, with a ilismal
cresm, she was lipped from her et and land
sxl Among Uie roadside buttercups And clover.
The horse instantly topwd. IVira lookisl
Anxiously Alout her for hilp. No house was
tiear, She looketl Appruluigly up Aiid dow n
thaouict roadi then -oh. liloilb 1 she saw
the hay wagon, the straw hat, and the white
shirt sleew ilrnwiiig near,
"You haio broken down," said tho owner,
hastilv iuuimnu'down.
Thank you, )e. Tho carnage seems
coiuiin: all to pieces, mm lKra, tremMing
with fright. Could )
Fronts of DairyingEast and West.
National l.llu btisk Juiirnil.'
When we exauiiuu tho situation of dairying
in thu West, it advantage nppe.ir manifold.
It is not t cir only adv.intagu that thu dairy
mg Is done tiHn laud of one-fourth to one-
thlril the value or tliu hasten! lands, lint mi-
limited gntfii food is at hand, at price less
than the cost of labor for it production in
New York. Corn nt 'JO to .'10 cents per bushel,
oat l"t to '-!." cent, In. ill or middlings nt ? to
$S per ton, the oil cakei at $10 lis per ton
than r.iiteiu il.iiryiuiu can couiuuud. This
unlimited grain resource pdut out the pro
per ) stem of d.iir) iug for the West, and that
is Winter production of butter. It is as
cheap to fml cows for milk therein Winter
as in Summer, and at this season tlio prices of
butter is usually from 110 to AO per cent,
higher. This iucreasu in prices of product
will pay for grain, food and tho labor. The
Summer is the expemuo season for labor in
the Wet, on account of its enormous grain
crops, whilst the Winter fu.ls many idle
hinds, w hicli can be employed at a very low
rate o( wages. Thu Winter dairyman gives
his cows their rest during the busy season of
Summer, nnd commence operations again in
September and Octolicr. Thus it appear that
nil thing work together for the good of dairy
ing in thu West, it would certainly appear
that skillful dairying under these circuiuatan-
ccs was placed nciouii laiiuro, l no new
lystem, adopted in Iowa and Wiscouson, of
w oi king only thu cre.uu in factories, tho milk
Wing sit and left at home, is nlao the indis
pensable feature of this system of gram rail
ing and ilairj ing carried on jointly) for this
diseuscs w ith all manufacturing skill upon
thu farms, and transfers it to the envamenes,
w hich should result in a perfectly uniform ipuali
ty of butter bringing the richest price. This
will alo assist in checking the improvident
waste of fertility in the West.
1 should be, oh,
oil do anything to
so much obliged to
help:
nol"
"1'es," said Ada, shaking the dust off her
ilk skirt. "We Are the Misses Athertou.
We w ill pay on of course."
TJw man bent to look At the axclctree,
Hitucewaa tunuil toward Dora, and she
Mwtkiut smile, ... ., , ,,
4t's uot so very lad, theu," she said, aux-
"It Plight be fixed, I think, so you could
Qusrtes for FWlosophsrs.
Why does a twoshilliug cano And a live
cent cigar swell a )oung man's head until his
hat won't lit him!
Why is it that women with the best coin
plcxiou deliWrately ruiu them with cos
metic !
Why is it thst a wealthy and respectable
mail w ill sacritlce pride, money And comfort
to get into politics !
Why it it that the man in the street car
who knows the least always doe the most
talking !
Why it it that so tr.any people stand ready
to help the sti auger poor and turu deaf a ear to
their relatives!
Why is it that a man with ISO pound of
fat cousider himself aii otfiet for a man with
tifty-four ounces of brains !
American Flocktnsn.
Tlio subject of cnsllaijo, or tho presening
greeu forage crops in silos, or cenicut-lincd
pits, is attracting greater attention from pro
gressive farmers than (any subject Ins done
for many years, and the following cxicricnco
of ono of the pioneers in tlio experiment, will
prove vastly interesting. Mr. Clark W.
Mills, of Arrarcck farm near 1'ompton, N. J.,
was ono of the earliest ntUenturers in this new
field, and his silos are very extensive, and his
success last year was so very encouraging that
ho ii now wintering ono hundred nnd twenty
head of horned cattle, nnd twelve horse with
out a pound of hay, nnd hu is so confident
that he will bring his entile stock through
until May weather furnishes grazing. His
storo of tnsilago (or "cow kraut" as facetious
farmers st)io tlio preserved fodder,) was gatli
cred from less than thirteen acres of land, nml
is simply tho stalks of Indian corn cut when
green Into hnlfdncli lengths and packed in si
los under pressure so tightly ns to uxcludu thu
air. Mr. Mills estimates that tho cntiro cost
of his supply of nbout six hundred tons, in
cluding seed, tilling, gathering, cutting and
packing ready for feeding, nt less than (f.00,
and when it is remembered that n Hilllcient
amount of liny to answer tho same purpose
would havo cost something liko $7,dOO, tho
value of tho new process will bo rccogniied.
Ytstenlay a number of gentlemen from va
rious parts of Now Jersey isitcd Arareek
farm to inako a personal inspection of the
method of preparing tho cnsilago and of its
results. In tho party were the ll"ii. James
llishnp, chief of the State bureau of statistics)
l'rof. Geo. II Cook, of the agricultural collego
and Stato geologist) Tluodoro West, superin-
iutindtnt, and A. T. Nealc, Chemist of tlio
Stato experimental farm, besides several
prominent stoik raisers, liko Messrs. Holly
and Ahrcns, of l'liinflcld) Nelson of New
llrunswick) Itidgcway, Hutchinson nnd Tay
lor, of llurlingtou county. In the bam,
which is eighty feet long, there was not A
wisp of hay, but two pits each forty feet long,
thirteen feet wido and twenty feet deep, with
strictly perpendicular walls of concrete. One
silo has been emptied, and from the. other a
section of tho cover has been removed, and
tho cntilagu cutout to tho liottom, lcaviui' a
perpendicular wall for inspection.
Mr. Mills has found by experiment that the
freshly out luaiio can bo compressed in vol
tune nearly ono half, and therefore ho places a
frame of plank fifteen feet high and of tho
s.11110 width and length of the silo upon tho
concrete wall, and fills tho space to thu top of
tho wooden ccIcr. Upon toe mass a cover
of plank is placed loaded with heavy weight,
nnd inn few days tho cover will havu pressed
tho mass below the mouth of Mio pi ton a level
with tho floor when tho finniu is removed.
Thu cover is of two inch plank, Hindu in sec
tiou of four feet ill width, plowed nnd groov
ed, battened w ith tho battens of each section
projecting nnd titling into those of tho next
one, so that undcrcuually distributed weight
tho whole luo es downward together. Thu
sections aru an inch shorter than tho width of
tho pit, leaving a spaco for air and gases
to escape as the cover it pressed downward.
The weight used is about lifty tons of grain in
sacks, which is ground for feed at it is taken
from each section.
The i-niilni.'u yesterday inspected w as per
fectly prcserveil from thu top Jaycr to tho
bottom. When cut from tho solid mass it is
of n brownish-green color, and tho Juices have
a slightly acid tasto. It has t,ono through no
"heating" process, but lief mo feuding it is laid
in a heap for a fuw days to firuirut slightly,
when it emits a pleasant vinous aroma. Thu
cattle devour it eagerly and their appe'arauce
seems to provo tli.it it is healthful, while the
abundant milk they produce is of the best
ipiality.
Mr, Mills feeds less grain than farmers or
dinarily tisu in hay-fed dairies. A full vnrii
ty of southern com is cut after the tatscl ap
pears and tho ear In-giu to set, l'rof. Cook,
who has analyzed cnsilago from a dozen locali
ties, pronounces the l'omptou product of the
tint ijuality, and ho thinks the various do
vices hero used have reduced the system to a
state approaching peifectiou. All tho experts
present were convinced that the nuw process
would work something like a revolution in
dairy farming and stock raising, which will be
readily beliox cd w hen it is remembered that
morn than IW.OOO.OOO tons of hiy nio now
needed cery ) ear to supply thu horse mid
cattle of the country through our long north
em winters.
TKANSI'OIITATION LINKS.
Oregon Kitlhviiy nml 'uvign
Mon Company.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Ilcl wren ftnn Franelseo nnd I'orttamt.
Steamship Loaves Every Five Days.
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April 11 April (I April 1(1 April IS April 13 April 23
April 2ilAprli 21 May l Hay 3 April it May S
Ilk-lit Is rescrvcil toctiamre Kcamcri or tailing tta)s,
Tliruimtl TlrttelssoU to all principal cltlis In tlio
lulti-l mates ami Canada.
RIVER AND RAIL DIVISIONS.
CiiIiiiiiIiIii, Mllliiinclle nml lniutilll ltlier.
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OLID FACTS. '
Atflrn-I.ijf prev&lehc c( Hint In'liHmir, lo-stiittoii.o,
aatiifcrouf, ami often fatal tMnoiua.
CATARRH
HsMEEXEK
I THE
sH2atif5KivCC.;
riSn-TENTII OFTHF. 1-KOri.F.OFTIIBNOUTII.
neat aro Buffering more or less from the baneful I
the &-&'::
OF ALL
Lll II
rOH HAN AND BSASi1.
For morn than nlhlnl of noeiitur tliej
IKxleanfffnslan(T,liilmc)iitliiijbeenl
known to millions nil nvi r the .''! Us)
tliu only safe rullnnco for tlio nil f of'
acolilents ami iiatn. It H a mo IcI-oi
nuovo pneo nnu pnilsc llm lirl urits:
sisu, or every rormorexterul pain i
MEXIC-
MnstanK I.lntmont Is wlthi.utnii .i.i ,1
It iieuetrnle tlesh nml miuile In,
(lis very bone innklin tlio com iili-t
nncnnrpnlnHnillnlliinuitlniilinpi' olli't'. ',
lis elTccIs upon Human HeMi hi! llmi
IlnitQ croatloti aro enuallv vvoiitlernil.
AUUiUUAICUII
(irneriil oi!lcr--'iir. Inml nml I Win eta.
J, McCIIAKKN'iCO.,
A'U iiUteuf California.
A. U MAXWELL,
Tlikft SKtiitO. II. AN. Co.
JOHN Ml'ln,
(leuiral FrrUlit ti laa'r siront.
T. F. OAKIL1,
Vlci'.'rt.l'kiiti..Mana.'cr.
Oregonian Railway Company
Liiiiri:n.
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The Wronf Wire.
IVrtlaml Ailiertl.tr.
Since the adoption of the new system of call
hy inemliers of thu telephone ollice many mis-
taUe have invurevl on account of wrong con
nections, ami somo have resulto! in amusing
conversations. Friday the telephone bell in a
prominent business house rang ami the pro
prietor proceeds to attend to the summons.
A female voice was heard, and the follow ing
questions ami answers ensued i "Hollo.
es." " W hat time are you coming home to
supper to-night!" "Why, I've been to sup
per." "1M just like to know whom you took
supper with." "Why, with my wife, of
course." "How mauy wives have you, any
way J" "Look here, whom ilo you think you
are talking with 1" "With my husband, Mr.
." "Not mucin you are tailing to Mr.
," Upon this the gentleman heard a
scream, which appeareil to 1h echoed by a
number of other ladies in the tame room.
Late advices from Hawaii say that the
small pox epidemic, among the uatiie still
continues at Honolulu. There it little it any
anioug the whites. The native who are
taken down with the smallpox are sent to a
reef on there, anil little con be learueil from
tho natives themselves concerning the rav
ages of the disease. Some deaths have occurred.
The rit it hat fallen at Bismarck consider
ably. The N. 1'. It. R. loses 2000 railroad
tie. The total lots is in the neighborhood of
9173,000.
XKW liOVTB.
OMMKNCINO WKIlNKriUAY, FKIIuTAUY 2.UH,
ami until fiirtmr notice, trams ami loan ir
rnu as loiiims:
uitr.it.iM i:ihthiiikiiitiiiuv.
7 A M., tltltj, Hiiiuli)S cscrpUiI. uuklni;
III' cloKoronuoittnii st Kill's Ijiliillnir with
trains foe Ml. I'iiiiI. I reiirli I'rnrle ami nllierlnii,
llnnrll I'rlrlf. Mnidu Mill.. 1tl Mat Inn.
heliisnil intciiiitillato lHjInts. Moala atom! atcan.rr,
an.l aliipin f neeoiuni.lplloiia for itu-cnjvra ilialrlu; tr
iro tbuanl tint nl.-lit prcvloua to day olilijuttnre.
w xv niiii: iinisiov.
8'(f A. M. dilly, HiinJa)f enplul, via O. . C.
UU it. It., (VVeathldo liltliloii) foot of F street,
making cloi ivmi'i'tlon at llol hlite trm-aliis; lot
llrliliilll, liniiKlinenil sml Mierhlnn .liinelloii
jrt'or lht lnjunilMn-rlilaii Juiirllou thlttislD
will run safoltows:
On MDNIIAVH. WKDSF.SDAV8 smt FItlDAYS,
toitstlniuUtviiiu Mm rlilmi Jiiiiellonsiul linlln.
OnUllAH. TIIUUSUMiH ami NATUltlAb,
to aUlloi.slntwein hlirrlilnu Jnnrllun ami Hberl
tin ii.
TllltOll.lllU-liirrHtostiovo iHiluti nn salt at
ILtU It. II., MntMUoitltl'loll Ikket otll.-c.
8It A. M. MOMiAVn, M.I.NiaHAVB sm
)t HllliAYS. tium foot ol Morrl-on rtrmt,
atcaiiiir"fKilo" for Iruiluii sml all jioliita Itm
t'lirllnml and imjluii mi Idler.
FREIGHT.
(Foot nf Morilaoii ilmt (mm 7 A, M. to 0 1'. M.)
IUS.T Mill. IUiIMO.N.
Frelsht ririln-J dillj. cxiepl fiiinljia. fer rolnu
twtvrvii Itii)' lMiuIlimui.il Itnivin.vlllr.
IIK-I Mill; lllilMON.
Frrlitht mtlvcl TllHAH. TIltlllSIUVH and
8ATI'II1AYH. lornllivlnl. -.ii lllver U-tviren l'i,rl
laml and Ilu) Inn, ami for lliillua. nlullilan sud
Intiniirdlatu uiliita.
J, . FII.LMDUK,
JNO.lt. WHI'AT, trcnrral Snwrlnt. ndrnt.
Aitlnif Inl.-lit ami Tlekit Ajcnt.
N'
malatle. llrlmrof scrofulous orluln. lirneo eon-tltutloii-
ul, Its n.snlfc-tiitlons sre as varied as lln! ralnbos la In
color. CATAIlltlt Is a scrofulous ar?ellon ol thn
iniiceom me mtrnne hicli lines not only the thront ami
niral a-witea tut also all tlio Interior cavities brain
i'V c, Mil, atQinsi.li, liver, lungs, lnlcllnc, kldni,
bliddcr, and the entire cuticle of the body inl In Its
illffirint atacs la known a Ill'Mlli, DltY OK CAN
CK.IIOl'8 CAIAItltAH. At flrat It tiiually sff.it the
throat slid nostills, the impurities of vvlilcli sre fwnl .
lowlmr Into Ihealotnaih or Intuled Into tho Itins, thus I
jtolrenlnir the dtcMIU', rctlralory nnd -fciiUo-iirlnao i
orgina, and enuiin Iicafiir-a, n-aiHpsli, (?oiittlmllcii, I
Chronic Iilirrhieii, Uronchitta, Itiiiirrliiea and Con T
sumption, whlih latter la viry oltin only Cataiisii or I
Til Linos, Hence It l evident that any ruii.ilj, tola i
iffectual In pcrimncnttv curing this di-enae, inunt ikw
-cm ths alterative pnpirttta iieccaAry to eliminate
from the Mood tliu ftrofulous virui, whldi la tin'1
prlmar esumof the nialidj, ss will as to clianaasiul ,
Ileal the slfcited incinhisne.
SURE CURE for CATARRH! I MUSTS
liu' .;rt rnrtil Iifiiii1f, flinl for tlio lut luchojiftn
liolir.iuii.Hl the Mt J: t; M Ui: In hi pmllca n a
ilikUn with llicmtnt KMrlfilntr nnd unuTictUiiccon.
Vc v,ou.il trtiittuit theiMiMlo atnilnsl pur iiniftiij ,
lirtMnthti tlitlmlnir to be thui-Btiic. orlt IU .Vmio
'DMlin.' wUln-.iit Ifiomitocrapli Jniiirn ti(H. .ll.l.
on the urip)rol tm.h imikuifc,
Wotlu not aU )oit loftwlL'tuour unii)iiortxl tUtu
men tx. nor will wo jitiMloh tho citllrt.it-tj of unknown
fvrMjntirii-lillnif In tho Kat orat ftffriut tlUUnie. but
on tho contrary, wc rciwt-tfullv ixfir thoo ftllil.ttil
Hllh Cs.rAItlUl to the folluHln-r
HOME TESTIMONY:
J. M. 8TI OWIIItltlOi:, F . CupltslUt, Portland, Or
J(H. l,LCIiri.K.t. fclicrlll Multiioiiiali ('o., Puitlund.
HEY AI.O.NliT. JUM.S, 8lni, Orrvon.
.HiiKI'll IIAM-i, KM,Tinlno, IV T.
(' II. VV lli:i:i.i:il, L .VUrclnnt, Fast Portland.
C. II. II VII.IN,K. L'tiirlnecMJarHhap, ljut l'oilluhd.
vv, 11. Li M.MI.M13, t.N I'coru, uncoil.
l'Welivvu liuiidro.tR of teatlmonliU from themot
IHI-citsiilo iltlrcm of Orciron and W'nthlnirtoii. but
on I j rtfir to the ninira of a few will known and
prominent Individuals.
Aik your Hruzjlt for
llr. .In mm keeks Mire t'nrc Tnr i'nlarili,
.Ind aeetlut Ida n-vniu la on llio wrspjHTOl
caili pulm.
PRICE: Ono Dollar per Bottlo or
Six Uottlus for C5.00.
iC. liberal dUoollut to Drunl'ta-ttS
Send orltri to III!. .1 HUM lli: K .. '.,
No. Ul Fint nt., I'prtlaiid, Or
Or m tnuici:. inti-.i o
UholtMlo Ainta, 1'idtlanJ, OriKOii.
noviztf
The Celebrated Clothing
House of
FISHEL & ROBERTS,
Corner .tiller
nml I'lral Hlrrefs,
Oregon,
urflniiit.
Have now on hand a full atotk ol
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Gentlemen's Underwear,
Furnishing Goods,
Suits Made to Ordor.
Hats and Caps, Etc.
With tho FINEST STOCK of Roods
In storo over bronchi to this cltv wt-
confidentially Invito nil .u cnll on us.
ciiir
I.lntmcnt Is needed lir snuulnxlv lul
every Imuso. Kvory ilny bi Imp iilv'. s of 9
fhei-.f'riujrnrait nsvlnlsrnIHorT.iir:i
sutMlueil, of rlieiininllo mnrlyrs lu-i
slnioil, or n naliinlilo li-irtn or oil
snreil by tlio lieulliij power or t III t
L.NIFEK
which spoeillly euie such ulluiiiil uf
the HUMAN KI.KSII us
Ithaumntlsm. Nvrlllnr(a, Sllir
rfniiiss. a tintrticiria fallacies, ssurils
nml Mealda, Cuts, lll'ulses Kllil
Npralns, l'nlsoiioiis llltis nml
NtliiRS. Hlimtsss, T.nmenesa, Olil
Norss, l!lcrs,'roatbllea.flillliliilns.
Nor nipples, I'nkaet llrtoat. ami
liiilaeil every fnrm nf eileruul dis
ease. It heals svlllinut scnti.
For tlio Hbutr Ciikation It ' ures
Npralns, Hwliiny, Miff Joints,
Foumlairf Ifarnsss riores, lfoof HIs--asss,
oot Iteit, ffeeesv Tiortu, Aeali,
Hollow Horn, Neratehrs, IVIliU-
8 alls, Spavin, Tlirnali, IllViRbnne,
Id flnrea, l'oll Kvll, Film upon
Ilia Nlsjlit and every other allmsut
to Mrhlch ths oceupnnts of the
Mtabla a it it sttock Yarit are liable.
llio Msilcan Mustnntr I.lnlinrnt
always cures anil novcr disappoints)
ami It It, positively,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB IlIAII OB BEAST.
SAWING MADE EAST.
A boy 16 ysrs old oan saw oflTa
foot lose la two minute,
0Mm
sByl
WILL CERTAINLY CURE
Conghi, Colds, Hoarteneu, 6oro
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Asth
ma, Whooping Cough, Croup, and
every Affection of the Throat,
longs and Chest, including Con
sumption. Sold by all Druggists.
I Ult. W.TI.Yt'UIH!-', V. S.
VJlTElilXAllYSUliGJiOX,
I'nrlliiiiil, iirrcnu,
UrltirrrerltlonforIil,oueofallcUesof tunk.
rice, it for each prefcrlplloii written, Suto s'lip'
tomasnd saof snlnuUss nnrti u.l,lo.
Illlee-C, P. Paeon's tllaikhml. Sul.lcs, 03 Sveond
bl., Ut. M-ul aiLlOal..
llrslilenre-CVr. "ilrtwnth and Ta)lor St.
HODGE, DAVIS &(5o
NEW AND POSITIVE URF.
WENZELL'S
INFALLIBLE ANTI-SCAB
A HAFE and F.t-iltllAT tuiup.tuiiil l.l
MIFJsTlllt' I'RIXII'LIH. nml Mummied
Iree rrnm Injiirloua ellrets iiihiu Ibe
imI mtil Kheep, mid CnndeiKeil
rurtn rovtluj Utile fur frrlttlit
fVs-
t mf wnwt in fiiJ
, sur MaTrt mj wmr4
i FW
fK&SS'tK
Nrfaofotlum,':iJ I
-sW'liHr nor enow of vrtuaaMO
P-rs.lYijWtl
KtMHiMM. mux. i 8 bttmaU J
UmDVlBM. VtUkt tUTrJ
rt 1 -Stan '
S.llslBlslsTslllsM
llll
I iTUiI'sas. I SViiaSMma, 400 Jaras.
MirOsUl, XASUUSOH CO., Piisssvtn, 0
Jft aeM as"lvia. iwa uw jm-ot.
CLARK & UPTON,
Real Estate Agents and
ARCHITECTS.
TMF. 11 IHSHK X HA1.K SJF CITY A
luotrv Froiwrly esrifull) eOcelol.
(FN. 11. lioiwrli tor Ue In every it
City and State, lioiues Itemed and tUuts rolleet
aluv closrat sttentkui.
mrslll.NS FOK Ill'ILlMNOS la every stU,tth
fuU dtlla, siid tpreiilinxtions furutshM In town or
CDuntr)', ivil snd kd our ollcry ot doUns.
SS and M Waslslaslan M., fsHlaad.Or.
iTvi
AGENTS WANTED ETC
Fsasllr sinllHn Marhlue ever tmeutod. Mill
tnltaialrot stukliw, with Hr.EL snd TOE ram
plele. In S uiluuloa. It w ill slao knit a ttval tsricty
vf fancy otk lor ukh ttireUalnjssnady uukcu
toead lor elreuUrs snd Unns t ths
TM'OMULV KMTTISO MACHINE CXV.
MlO-lTt ICV M'uilitJa si. Uoxen, Uasr
DIUECTXONS
IJIT rilK CO.TK.YfS OP OS CAN INTO
tin vail or vesl eslU- of lioldln.- about flu
ijitloiis el oil can with top eut out will snr, In
nearlv wllh wsur and alio to tin.l over nl.-ht. I
not ihi n .. iiipnU'- ii;olvrl si ph huil, sud whm
llltlon U VntVt, Vld It to 11". Ltflor nf I.. .1.1 u .,. .
couUlntd ii, t .f0H r re.pt U fer dlepln ll.e ih l.
.luiiirw-iiicpaiiiriniirriiiioiaiiroui tli iktii ilw-u'.
luvetlii lli.ldpitl Sroiii the uo.,1 and the ll.iuu.
return; ttu the rmpuile, and In oWcr to Insure Ilu
.u-tri.ltl. II Of tlnl luia.llv. Ihr. ihniil.l pawIp. a.,r.K.
tilth In ala ut two auk
N.i.-lil tliUll. U wan. sul avoid exiosures
ld s'ter it.
Itiiul'llietollooln.-:
,, , I" ". I'elk Co., SttU I J, 1ST9
)I;.r. Ilivl;(, HavU lYs! lUvlnit iiw.1 the rtme
I) that vou .i t ni u,t eprltitf tor wb amoiiK ni)
heip, I lutt a.w.l iivli)oi twii t. until tlio pn.'
ml time, sal Ii-irl ui allow lUthilint time toeUpae
osatulw e itun Irat the dlwa-e was thourou.-hl)
iuicU. I tlll-is.-) IU) sliiep twice after ahewriuir. st In
tervula of 15 da.n, and haw riainlur.1 thetlockiartjfuUi
it Ii-ait once s wk ln the Ivvt dlinliiir. but hav
dlKwernl no rrnulna el the dl-ae. I do not hesiute
tom-ouisiiid)iurprtpiinitioiisa cuuinlctesnd ixr.
tain reiaixl) for Kith dUKHitf hc
lut up lit slr-t fc'lit wn. holdliw Kve'n po'unds ewch
and men ran, whin uwd si-ivrdlniUv directions. wU
dip 1W theeri,
I'KEI'ARED K'.riU-SSI.Y FlR ANDSOLD BV
Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland.
Oar as pensbla M oaarsh Ughtnlnsj awlsui
sVashlDariTslssllsikses. SO casts wiTl U (Ins
t two sssa lis csa ssv asas satf nn la ike sis
sray, ss ess er i 7ts U csa srtta tkla ssscklas.
Wsnsatad, Clmlsn seal Frsa. Aftsts s-sassd.
lusiioi usmm uw a,
t4Xw-4JaSalc,Il
TUTT'S
MLLS!
rarilaaU,
WU.Ui.ALK BKItitilftT.
SV.VS0W
IheBerio??
SJ COMBDfED CXtXUMVZ Of ' BJ
UWtU MaUdUf4taaUtiklg y I
JMr, .KxssarismsnBtsa OronsisU l-s
wlklcsB we teat our Vecelakle .
'lower Beslaar)tssoa(casnplelet
usst oar ereesilsosiaea for SManla
PETER HENDERSON t CO. I
MCsjrWwdjSfayt, NwYork.wj
AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
aro Incomparable. They stlmtilata the
TOltI,U)"lJVBH"Tntncorato thaUEltV--t)UB"B
YSTEMTglva tona to thah!OE3-
TIVlTonOAlfS", oreato perfewTeilirestJoa.
and rKular roorement of tho bowels.
At AN AOTHNALARIAL
Thoyhavenoaualt noting Mprarent
ivo and euro fo illHous, Itemittont. Inter--inittent.
'fypSoTefTPerors. ancTgover and
iUruo.tJpon the healthy action dftha
fetomach and Liver depends, almost,
wholly, tho hoolth of the human race.
YtPEPIIA.
It Is for the ouro of this disease) and Its at
tendant, BIOK-IIHallAOIlBrifEnV
OUBNE88. J3EBPOimEti(rf7OOiP
ETIPATIOtfTyilTEa, cto.. that these
JHlGThare irslnod such it wide reputation.
Wo remedy was evor discovered that aetsr
so speecDly and gently onthe dlgastire or
(runs, giving them tone and vigor to as
slmllato food. This aooompllshod, tKe
Nflitvra are PltAOi:DOiBaoXrr
BUST. Try tairitomedy fairly and yoa
will gain a Vigorous Body. Pure Blood,.
t uxiaa Ivtenrea, and a Cheerful mind.
I'rlregSe. 33MnrrayBt.. N.Y.
'BUTT'S HAIR DYE.
(Hut Hair om.WaniiKi ctun
iiucKb-raMOfi
ttaHsi bv Naturstl C
Koi.l brDrarsrUtsorft
Offloe, 35 Murray St., New York
rFLOWERSl
Orrr lAOO 4Ulln- -rnrletlrsi. AU itruni lUnti.
Met. savbtflesi, dUvrw4 tfIr br ro-ui. nracl nort
irnw MrrvrirriW nuu.JjiV4 isi jrur uwormn-vw
tiitKtio foock rxaprim alt ilninbt mrUU Otur
mMarapuaiiMou uuriMwiimsirniei
wnl IVvml. eontAins BArtiei avnJ ils-tsarr-inl.iswi c
butnictstjosi lot svoccsiaMfml cultlTUm. iKm't
4UtAT4 Mfttri vttsviflslf Ji
i!
atari ol flotrt houM
-ll!n4.I
of ucb pUoltWith.
HAND-IOOK
MAPS.
tr of
URIt.U.V AMI
itititnsti,
VIAbUINCTVK
VITK HAVE COMPLETED AIIRANOEMENT&
T T wherib) w csu lurnuli Colon d Maps, complete
la's 0 at eor, of Orrson and WaiMiiLion Territory,
either singly or combined, at the folios Intf prise.
W all! send them posUg e lld:
Mspol Oregon.. l.
Map of Wsshlngtoo Territory..... 1.00j
Mspol Orejon snd Waahlnston combined Il-M
SjrMUe reniiiuuct l Uoosy Order or ltffcte
tered UtUr )able to
Saml A. Clarke,
Portland, Ortvoo.
DIt. Z. U. NICHOLS,
T17U0S1 OREAT lUCCESa IN TREATWO
T .s.HraleanilMii.po.c! Inearable I
ST 7 ' "iF"rwi . PWSV SSI
rase will be st the l.)lu.M Hut , Kw.ni Si, ol
TSIJIIAsaATIIIUMIAsol neb week No
he for coiuuliutlon, ItKrstoOov. W, W, Tbstee,
OUbert Bios., Hankers of isil.tn.snd Hon. 11. A. John
son. Ealeni. Ou. other daja he wiU best Bwlera, t N
K. corner ot Commercial sod Chctusktta select.
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