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nXSKuonOfllie: No. f. ashl.njton Street. Lp
-.talrs. rooms No 6 and ui
MY FAVORITE.
I kmnr she isn't pretty
Her checks are much too pink,
Her eyes and nose are all one shade
Of dreadful India ink.
Her hair's too short ami kinky,
1 cannot keep it neat;
No wonder, since 'tis ravolings
l'rom grandpa's stocking feet.
But. oh! she's such a comfort!
She never is too nice
To go and paddle in the brook,
Or help me make mud pies,
vi'., ,i; f,i,Am in the eanlen.
I'avfWtiTfg iifi in ie gwrei new lis;
Or, in tho grain, play mill.
If I am sick or serry,
She takes away the pain,
And when I'm had, and maniinn scolds,
She makes me good again.
I tell her charming stones,
When we're ill hed at night;
And I don't mind tho dark at all,
It's most as good as light.
I have another dailing,
A beauty Kdith draco
With lmeiy, culling, golden hair,
Ami loay, iiuxeu face
But she ucais laca and satin
8ho can't day in the diit,
Nor wet, nor anything, for feai
Her fine clothes may he hurt.
I loiumy Kditn inn of.
Hut, if I tell tho truth,
(Come clo"e, and lot mo whispci it),
I loo my piccious Huth,
Iti'iauso she goes whero I go,
Docs cvcij thing 1 do;
1 hill) her Valine khu's irrriiilui,
Now till me, shouldn't you?
Youth' Covimii'ioii.
Two Journals.
.MAUMI'K'S .NlUltN.M.
With lur, iw wllli a ili-spirali' Uimii,
To wink to iLiihI, Iiio iirouil tn tri.it,
The lonqtlcror, though the walls are down,
' Has still tn t jitiiri, strut h.v strict "
.luuu 1st Yes, that just ilesciiliui (in
Undo; it's now six mouths sincu she piotuisud
tn many me, mid shcshiniik fimii naming tho
lay, yt.atiiil.iy, as if vliu h.nl iiiwt thoughtof
mo as a liner !
1 uoiulci If shuioies anollur; 1 must he
looking out for her cmis'ii, unci, n mined, Dr.
Iliiiuld; she is too much in thu sick loom
with him.
Hut uli.it anurse she in! Tim old 111 m ml,
her father, ilcMpci.itu with tho gout; Julia,
the hump-lucked sistci, .ilu.ijs in p.iin, and
Mrs. Dcl.ipl.iim', htr mother. What is the
iiuisUnt niattci with liri J .She hunted the
other il.iy in Hi) uiiiih, .mil ai she cunu to shu
lemaikod, "tiiisin my aims unuiiiicioiisly
Htietih ton aid (iu i mi uod."
(ii'itiude, iihiini 1 v;ui t tn i-iuiy (imi tu
tho London siafcou ; (intrude, iihoin 1 iiouhl
illess likiwi iim u ; (ic t Hide, M ho uli.tll he
''my iuccii," uifusi'H to leaiu tlum com
l.iiiiiiig invalids, ami mjh, " Mniiiii'u, mi
duty."
Now, if ii nun ii ui n in hue, du tin tliinL
uf duty? has she mi iluty to mu?
Tim lieuiuil and Mis. llilapl.iiiiuaiii mi my
m,1i 'I hey mall hei tu mail mu. They
.mi iinnr. and I am lh h. I line muni than
hinted that if (leitlildu In i mum inj ii ife,
Ihoy shall uuiu kuim thu piiuliing poieity
114am.
(iertrilde cecined fond of mu at tit nt, ill-
tbuuiih she iicut iiieteiiiled tu he miuh 111
I i'vc. '" 1 iliil not ask tin., lam lint a pie
povieHsiiig peisou. 1 .1111 an 111J1 shorter than
she it, mid I hale stulihl led hands, I ihiro
K.iy I am plilii 1.111 in iippe.iiance.
Itut (ieitiiide is u 1111111.111 to look Uiyuml
a nun's face, and 1 htlioiu that she knoiis 1
.1111 not 11 wiliru man nt lu'ait. 1 am ion
iiuei'd that she icipict me. What is that
Kiriiius thing m tin li people call fasi in ition?
I.i't 1110 ak iniBi'lf. Dot ant to iniiry
my iiiusin l.jdia She lines me, god gill.
Slieitiiulil make me an excellent uile. Hut
I .1, II,. I. -n.V !., I teLo.lLl H.LV tiU til
1 utei the loom iiheie she uas, Ifsheiieie
llio mittless of my linii.v 1 iiiuld go iinj
HlurotUo. Is it possible that (Sertllide feels toitmd
mo us 1 do ton aid I, ) ilia? Yes, inoio than
HuiilJo! She luves tho handsome, black-eyed.
aiiai'cfgfiiUe, ilegaut Dr. R011.1M.
And yet 1 Mill many lur. Yi, "1 11 ill
laptuie, k 1 1 lit by stint, "she shall many me
A litter fumi Ljili.i' Will thu gill Hour
let me ahiue hum- what ilws she s.i)! That
lio k.ii (leitmdn alouo mtli ltouald, in Itetta
Wood, u cf plug. So she means to inspire me
uith ilistiutt, Oh' l.i dia bun little you
kneu Mm uddid fiul tu the lite. 1 could ham
gneii lur up hefoie now I mil neiergiie
Ii t up1
II M.I III UK's Jin n u
.luneUd. MauiKe uas hue last iiening,
nod lias Kii.til until 1 h.tie Mid r! 1
I liked to uiaiiinu thu night liefoivns 1 luhU'd
bin aching tnklia, and told In 1 111) 11 hole
liiiir-dih'iiiui.1 him 1 lined Htuiald and al
n.oit hitnl .M.uuue; that 1 had gin'il my
Poiii1m moat uiiiiiltiiigl) at lirst; that hi
kliitlnesa bad iaitly uun me, but altcrnaitW
lj4s too imuli tliiuiiu uith ltouald, in our
I'liious aickroomit that 1 learned itsilly to
I ne' him as 1 kneu' htm, Utttr ami liettir.
She lias MlJ seltli', and called in) Iomi
1 r K iii.ilil a "nunc rdic said that forHi-
. t. tu ut.l iMilntl. liltb kllrh liuriltlii aa lie
u id 1 K'lli had tu liar, as ' luikid luipioi J
idence;" and she claimed that my promise to
Maurice was binding. , ....
"But, said I, "if I could appeal to his
generosity to let me off?"
"If you do, Gertrude, you win kill me and
your father and Julia, that is all," said mam
ma. .
I ml6 one more appeal.
Mamma." said I. "you will have Konald
and myself as you have now, for nurse ami
physician, only bound by a stronger tie."
"No!" said mamma, weeping; "I cannot
hear Ronald's mother. She is a selhsh vis
ionary, and I shall tell him so sometime. If
you marry him you shall never speak to me
anain. do awav. (Icrtrude, I do not wUh you
to rub me any more. Let my poarankles
ache; jou have made mo much worse."
I kissed her and bade her good night, then
went to papa.
He was furious because his usual dose of
eolchicum had been delayed.
"I ought to have a servant," said he.
l'oor papa! he ought indeed.
I arranged his cushions, gave him his dose,
and sat down to try to talk to him, hut he
intcrrunted me.
"Now, Gertrude, if it is any question, aoout
breaking off vouttcncaKCincnt to Maurice, let
me say to you that I consider when a daughter
nf mine lias ..riven her woril.tnaisiieuisiiuii
mfl'HU nmiii mm mnirny-urcaaing ii.
"Hut, papa, I do not loie him."
"Who tho devil eaies whether you do or
not, " said papa, w ho is sovcre sometimes and
violent. "I was in lovo with your mother
and ran away with her; we have been poor,
miserable, and iucongenial ever since. If
there ii a good sign for your futuro happiness,
it is that you are not in love with Maurice.
Now you have spoiled my night's rest so
please shut my door."
I heard papa swearing to himself all the
way as I went down stairs.
Julia called to 1110 as I passed her di or.
"Oh, (icrtrude," said she, "an india lubber
bed, do for the loi o of mercy got mo one, and
take me to see Dr. Opiate. 1 am so miser
able."
I had to tell her that all our money for tho
quarter is out, and that I am in debt. I can
do no inoic.
11 IL'KICh'rl JOUKS L.
Incut to see General and Mrs. Delaplaiue
to-day. Geitrudo was ill with a headache.
They reccii'ed me very kindly, and said they
wciegudto hear that the wedding pay is
fixed.
"(ieitrude is a little way until, lather tlijIiM
,,"snid Mis. Delaplainc, "lint 011 must not
1111 1 11 1 hei, N10 inner kueiv her own miml
fiom childhood. Now, if she only had Julia's
stu'.igth of chaiactei."
1 went to see Julia, and piomiscd Ik ran
India rubber bed, and a visit to Dr. Opiate.
It is very littloto do for my (tertiudu's sister,
deal est (citiiidu !
llhlnilUIIh'- JIIL'USAl..
One lnxt walk and talk with Itonald. He
is fit 11. and calm, and tclla me, as they all do,
t.i null 11' Mnmiic.
I should only add other burdens to M'ur
gcui'LOiis, all sympathetic heart, my gill,
aid lie. "I am poor and struggling, and
shall bo nliiays. 1 li.no, as you know, a
niuthif to suppiiit, an incuiablu luialnl."
Then he added: "You aie meant for lux
ury, dear, laiewom beauty! AndMauiicois
a good man, a nch 111.111. Oh, God!"
lie took me in his aims foi 11110 luicf mo
ment, and kissed me twenty limes. 1 loie
only him, and I tnld him so, f he itimldhut
take lie and pmcitt tngithu.
Wupaited, 1 know not how, and 1 came
homo stunned. 1 do not eare what happens
uun.
1)1 111 Mil mil: Y0111 kiudiitss to 11 y
family iiieipniicis mi'; hut lit me askyou
one question: If one pays a mice toi any
thing, is it any liiaUci whttlur he pays 111
gold or in eond actions? Does a man hue and
enjoy mil Inline ill a uoiuaii ulin acknowl
edges that she can bo Isiught? 1 do not hue
you; 1 loie annilm- man 1 .1111 bought by
your kindness to my funilv. Nmi will yim
take me, w hen 1 am no 1 cual?
C.n;n:i in.
It was a stiauge loie Icttci tu a man whom
I hue promised to many uet Wednesday
Mitk; hut I hale sent it.
What is this? a lettei fumi ltouald
)kk (irMiti'lu:: I ham im;aged to mat
ly l.ydia.
Mal'llll'h's Jlil K.l
July 4, 1S7S. Wo weio niinieil last Wed
nesihiy, in spite of Gcitt lido's stiange, teeble
state. Shu was found on her Hour in a siionu
II foitnight ago, with a lettei I10111. ltouald in
her hand. After she recoiiied she tent for
me ami said; "Maui ice, dear, take me, with
all my faults. I will try ami be a good wife
to von.
1 kissid her, with man) tears, and piuui-
istd that if 1 did not make her happy with
the Ixat blood of my heart, might God for
siku me,
Oh, how bemtlfiil mid pale she is! Shu
looked so spiritually ,lou!y at thu altar that 1
uas ufiaid she Mould lanisli.
Mamice! Mauiice! haie you done uioug
have you killed this creatine ?
No, uo! she shall liie; she is my u ife, That
was only a nise .iIkiuI Kon.ild ami l.ydia; but
it seciiied mo (icrtrude.
Si weeks gone. We hare cruxMil the
ocean. We liaie seen the Loudon sc.v.011.
(icittitde has gone through all, all her iliaug.
el estate, with a qukt elegaiueas if she wile
a Duke's ilauglitet. Hon the loiiiei-satiou
luia when she t liters ! She is an lniutiful!
how she licoiuia my wialtli1 I nuipiiscd lur
utthatiuukof Wmtl ill ism's at the lluck
indium l'alai-o Until. Mie did shon a little
lenuuiiio plrasuie and cuiinsity, and uhcu
1'iline dieaMit her she loAulat uioauiUuulisl.
"Are you plciseil, dtar Mauiice," Mid she.
1 knelt and kucd the hem of lur gaum nt.
' My queen' my quieu!" s-inl 1.
All ij i.v long she sits u ith lur ey es lm.ikiug
into Mtcaucy, unless I ivuted lur to go some.
ulieiv. She did thou some iiitcnst in Wi.t
(uini.tir AbU'y.
"All' once 1 hopisl to see thu," Mid she
and then tin sighed tlopty
August I- .Now we aiv 111 SinUtrland,
WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, SEPTEMBER
and the color is coming back to her cheeks.
She is hsppier. She loves nature, and is.ue
lighted with the Alps. The only things she
dreads are letters from home. "Do not,"said
she, her lips growing a shade paler, ' do not,
dear Maurice, tell me anything suddenly."
Ah! she fears to hear that Konald has Jiat
ntd Lydia. When shall 1 dare to tcl her
that I have decicved her?
December. The Italian lakes, Venice, r lor-
ence, Kome. Gertrude is better every uay.
She is more like her old self; She growl gay
and witty, and sometimes energetic. Thai the
old languor comes over her, but she has ieem
ed to gain a new life in these soft clima; the
picture galleries interested her, and shegazcu
with infinite tenderness at Raphael's 'Mad
onna and Child" yes, her own story- later
dearest wife.
Next Winter 1 liave promised to like her
up the Nile, and she pressed my haul and
. , . .. :.i. l.AH .1.1 1u.lr hn look
simleu ai me im " - -,
which won me.
She never speaks of home. I tell lir of her
mother's improvement, of Julia's comfort
of the General's enjoyment of the hoisulphur
springs. She smiles, and thanks me and got
up the other day and kissed me.
" Good Maurice, good Maurice," ti'l she.
Still a. little of the big dog manner." I wish
.... 1. .. ...If..' ..I 1 in n
I vou uoulitn t inauit me, my " -1
surly nay, wuai is ijiiiic is yuum, isib ib!
Sho did not ansu cr, but she lookd at me
sorrowfully.
Oil I if she only knew how I wish sit would
not thus unconsciously remind mo tho I liaie
bought her !
Oh, for one word of loie, of tha sweet
community of interest which should eist, for
a moment of wifely command. Hoi I wish
that she would order me about, ask me for
money, he extravagant, run up bills, lesireja
new carriage and Castellani jcu ehy. I nought
her home a sapphire the other day, mil in
taglio, a head of some Gieck, nicely cit. She
looked at it and dropped it.
Then I examined the gem, and sau that 1
had brought homo Ronald's piofilc. That
tegular, delicate outline looked 'at ler fiom
the silence of ages. I had bought my own
punishment again.
riicie is one subject on which vc uuly
speak, and yet w 0 understand each other. We
arc going hack to cool, healthy Knglaml for a
ceitain eicnt, and I liaie taken a house at
the Isle of Wiight.
She has made many fiicnils ; everybody
turns to look at her; all who hale heaid her
talk look at me with a little lomplimcntaiy
nod.
I'aiticulatly has old Dr. Sir James Camp
bell taken to her. Ho has atteuded'to her
this Winter, and liies at Rydo, near my new
villa. He says that he will taketaicof lur,
for me.
lie has often asked 1110 about liu, and I
haiogiieu him liiirUas to the past. He takes
her pale hand in bin with a faMiet's Unilii
liens. Yet, latlui more tenderly than did the
gouty Mcncrai, 1 lenr.
" Youth, and tho joys of inateinity hae
soothed many .1 pist disappointment," said
Sir Janicb.
And ho has giien her some excellent adiice
which she follows.
Geitiiule has none of hei niothei's laletudi
Italian affectations. She eats, and drinks, and
sleeps, and milks, and diiies; leuls .1 healthy,
caicful life. She is tiying to liie.
Cloiei House, ltye-, Isle of Wight, June '-M
It is all oiei; a putty little gill lies in Gci
trudu's anus, and a smile is 011 hoi lips which
1 h.iie not seen theio fni a year hifoie. She
tuats 1110 so leiy dilleiently, rather ouleiing
me about. "You shall Kiss her lust," said
she, when I biought our little daughter to hen
dear embrace, "and not me."
Theie is at last a suhjeit, thank God, on
which my wife and 1 can talk fieely. Theio
1110 110 sad icgiets, no couiealmeuts, liu allu
sions too paintul to bear. 1 sit by her side and
adiniie my daughter. Tho perfect little thing
U a tniniatiiro of her mother, eien to tho long,
iiiistoeiatie hand, which', alls, 1 did not pre
sent to my ollspiing.
Giitiude has become, as 1 liku her to he,
lather decided, and veiy much like other
wives. She oidi'iul oil a gieeu diessing gown
which 1 11111 fond of, and told 1110 to get nnoth
ei cnloi. She was quite pioiokcd because 1
Inoke lur seals (is 1 h.uc iloiu at her reijuest
lieu tofoie,) and said that she would lead her
lettei s herself. "1'nhips theio might bo a
loie lettu," she said, smilingly. Ah! thank
heal en! this is what 1 piaycd fori No uioie
tc.11 till giatitudi', no fears all tho equality,
the coutideiie'e, the delicious (iiiHiiijnffnV ot
mat tied life.
I wish Geitiudu was atiougei. Sho seemed
rather fcniish last night,
July -I, l.S7!. -The blow has fallen, the em
comes! 1 sit amid the mini of my happiiu &
iny punishment has found me'
Lettei s iMiuo from home tin t u days ngo.an
Gertrude toak hers with a trembling hand. I
left her a uionunt to look at some busmen
111'i.uis, wiii'ii i neurit a strangp noiso irom nir
........ . .
IOOH1. Till lllllatf LMM, !. li.ml ,.,,11. Mllll ,
. . . . -
liiouglit urn Kiel.,
tiortuuU' wt up in IhhI with ngiil faci,
holilms .i li'tti'i' in lur luiul. Aa 1 npiro.ii.li.
ul her Ihi loiuteil toa (uasjiri, which u
thi-
"Coiisiii Uon.ilil looU inther palo anil thin,
a ul then the .iiiiioiiuoeim nt th.it he n en
fijHl to l.yilii Mm all ,i i-hm of inainina'a ami
MnurueV, a 1 ihire taj joii hao heanl. Itut
liai iliva such a proapeioua l.uly care now for
vxir xill.ie folk, like us "
1 took her h.iuil ami Lint her Uwk on the
pillow.
"ForgiM) me, nit wife,' miiI I, "foiijiie tho
am which hm niailo um eomuiit."
lleraeecli beg.ui to waiiiler; in au hour alio
in high ili-liiium.
-"Mi.l Wll. JiiivUO out ul tuuo
In two il i the lirokeii tpecvh atoppwl, the
tiliil, tiieil heart .to.'pel Uating; withjih.1,1
ingeju hc Knight m fai-e She, too, kuJ,
"rorgtie. aiul t,'ivpiu,j w ihlly for the lahy,
111) MllOllKM
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thr ()iuuu at Salem or Port I inJ
Portland Oftica N. E. Corner Front and Ash Sts
""t tf MM. h. hlltMIX. tuiltt.
ROSES
Tho onl
only Mtmistnjient rnaklns a SPECIAL
uu
aJESPOF KSX ffO-A"CE HO
RCEHOUSEb
ror
Ru&trt aione. nououvir
ahla rflr- uniuMtate OLioui. - J
itrmiK Pot riant.
aulUblblor-tiniuMiateCdooui..U) brinalLiioiriaU.
h viiii'ii(ii.ianLUL&.,n ii
3.J'U'UiiiilaniUva,io TvhC'c.iy.'
riiiueiea.
liUloJ.fortli
isfcirSSi lCtorU3i k0fci4r3SfcrI8I 75tor
OIO IOO I3. CIJ.W
IK AWAV. I
V.UiPra-
miuma ana Eiuaa.iu
lucre ROSES Inau turt ca.
UtilMuurcU mow. Our NEW CUIDE, a tonyUf
THE DINOEE & CONARD CO.
,K.0nwcrs, WcltOrort.Cttiter Cu.Pa.
HOPE DEAF
Dr. Peck's Artificial Ear Drums
I'l'.HMHTJ.V itirouiiTiii: IIIUUINO
and lfltWui iiio Ui M lh nliii-ul Drum,
Vlu-uv t lomKiu Iml iitll to ithrr.
Ml Oou- aucu; untt fn, wiiist.trk lizard di
tlncih w rtfr t l 1bc Ua ni (Jr
tl-i ri, t in c ttttUr wi.U ttkllmoulal. AU trv&,
xr r k. tick i co v.a iu.-a. w vrL.
mmm
1 CftBH y- i3- ajiS."
Jaiksonlillc, Oregon,
liOsebuig, do
Eueni, iln
Ah in , do
Nalilll, eo
MeMlllinille. 'In
l'oi Hand, do
se'Jtd
vlfos&wMya
i SA.
j , t J SUiUliill.lliNklvMlkMk to
wt&xzzte
50, 1881.
Turrs
PILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
T -n.. nf .ppetito.NanB,bowel eotlT.
tln In thenead.with a dull enttpo In
thTBacntliwt.nndMtimouidS
CTHiTfuiineM after etlng. wlih dUin
UnAtinn tn exertion of body or mind.
irFiSbilitT of temper, lot P"y """
of memorr. with a feeling ot "yr pegr
leeted some d"ttLwHi5fHiS?in4!5'
j'luuenng 01 ins n"H ,"" r. T
v7.r-s71lr.w"fakln. Headaohe. Heitleaa..
nets at night, hlrjmjr coloredUrlne.
D? THMBWABirntOB ABE UlfrTODBD,
SERIOUS DISEASES Wia SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TOTTS PI118aro e.peclally adapted to
.ichca.e.TGSedose effectaancliachaogs
of feellnr as to aatonl.h tho aufferer.
Tner bmw tn 4PP1". and cauu tha
IjViiKtotiTandbythPlrTronleArtloBOnth.
S?tlT.6ririSa. BwatelWhu.
"ucSS. VriCTScepta. fa llnrrar BC W.T.
TIITT'S HAIR DYE.
XI&Z!l!!E8iti!&mS22?n
ju.AeK oy aui -l,r"""".--.--r----,,r-
iraparta a naiuri whw;ii.i. "'""" rrrfi,
Polcl bj Cruggiiu, or sent by esjess un reeilpt of II.
Office, 38 Murray St., New York.
rt. TirrS HAHlil. T VtlsabU UrnnsaU
r"n,i BKripi. Viu irt i" .rpuu
J. II. KXAI'IN
J. W. CHAPJIAN.
J. B. KNAPP&CO.,
Commission Merchants
ND PU CHASING AGENTS,
Oil I'Jmt hired, I'orllnliil, Oiegou.
lleeeiiuand sell the proiluct uf the firm on mm
mission, purehasc and forward Koods and farm Imple
ments on the most reasonable terms.
We bale made speiial nnd extensile preparations for
handling; the products of the dairy to uiiiih welnlltc
the attention and Iiisneitloil of all dalrilneli In Oreiron
and Washlnirton. Mo 1I1 re'ielic and paik jour sur
plus butter hi the most superior manner for less than
It ill 111st 1 oil at home", and store It for slv months or
lon-er ilh'out extra ihare for storage, bend us l our
butter suiet and sound, fresh from thechurii and we
will ifuirantee to 11.uk It In suih a iniiiiiei as to deliier
it months heme hi enualli as sood condition as ne
reielleit. , L
Hcconltlng the prlneiplo that Fidelity to trust la thi
true meisure and merit of sileiess, I respectfull eC'
llelt lour pitrouatfe.
All ortiiis aceoiup.inicii 111111 me cusn win uc ik.iui) i
li filleU and furwardcil at lowest market rates.
' (iiieus a call when OU como to town.
Send us our orders and sal 0 3 our time and traveling
.iienses, for lie can bu cheaper than loucan
In making orders speeify particularly tho kind and
quality desired, and keep a duplicate, that J ou may be
able to determ.ne whether jour direction, here strict!)
followed In dso 1 oil arc dlsnp)olnted hi quality 01
otherwUe. J. II. KNAl'i' .. l)..
1'. O. bo JSI, I'ortland.
CHILLS & FEVER,
WYSJ'ErIA AM, .1A1MH'K,
AtM KituUctl ill-casts pioitnUnjc fiom a tlKcnlutd
l.Ivti are tompletcly .uul ptctlil
rcnn-iUi.d U usiii,;
DR. WOOD'S
XalVER REGULATORS,,
Koteil for tliepurlt.x of IttutmsttttHiita, thothoiougli
insuf Itstllttts nmi iisu bjictitic fiom mIiUIi rtlUf l
neer "onlit hi uln. I'riiinotinjf a due sctrtlioti of
Mlo it mur fJils to nhue the bmtls n.ituraltv. ami
wlliiwn(K.iTnr.rt' Ittruhtoro Itf or. Hi .llirpstlul. Ullll ill!
jiroe- the iftntiul tone of the whole -nutem. The
ht.ilthi ititlon of the M liicjs, u- m til n uf the UuamN
nmi fctouiuh, is intcrriipti.il uhtn tie I ier K-t4,uut
of oukr, utitl whin hu ton?htei tho nianj luahuhit
trtLk,ahlu to u diruijiiiunt of the hqutio oi-in, the
.ih: of a riiuitl) uhiili cniiM.H It to erforiu Its? tune
tloin with henlthful ucllvitv ( nuiniftst. Kcr Minp
toiu of ilUnitUrul Lhii K luajoxnl ht
Dr. Wood's Liver Regulator,
WhUli ulietf-i ull min in tie nclon nf tbeorinnutf
1 fiitul, .uul eii.ihlin tl . t initli to utsiMiihit tho feed,
1 thin ivt,iblihhifr a uct.1 rlahitif lnx iiLti otr(om
hu'tht fltroiwm nr(.mi.il ilthilitii m tl sUK UudcU.e
whitli nr lniot iinnii hU cnucoinitintK uf ( liionlr
liillioUMitsi
i Vox Salo Evoryvhexe uA
ForCoiianiupllon, AHtlimn, BronrliitiH,
1'aturrli, IlYHiieptln, IloiiiliU'he, Jlcbll
lty, i'iirnii;li, Itlii'iiuiulNiii, autl nil
t liroiiUtiiuilMcrvniis Illsorders. 1'iiclf
nueH limy bo ruutoiilciilly arut by 'x-prt-sH,
ready for liiiiiiidliitc use nt home.
Scinl for free trentlxe on the Wxeeu
Irciitment. Ailitrewmlie iiroiirlctorH,
mm, nil (lirardHli-evt, Phlln., Va.,
ur II. I- .MATIIKWS, I'neinc Depository,
uuo 31oniroiuery W.hnu I'raiiilM'o.CiL
Ir. J. MiliilJKKV V :.,
GEN1UIAL
I Commission Merchants,
W HOLES KX. IIKALf'.r.S IX
Flour, Feoil, rrovi.sions an
j Sliiplo Groceries.
CAO.Ssll,NME.N1SM)Ul'ITKIl. ritODl'CL'lt!) IU
j furttitr their intir?ts bj corrtiotiillnjr with u,
UlUr. .1 luqulr) proiniU) an.uirtil. Wi-vklj prlcti
currvnt in illtil fri'tf on application.
i XjrLiniCltAL AHVANCES MADE ON Al'PUOVEl
.slIU'MENTS OK OHA1X, WOOL, FLOCK, HOP
iutK hrrc., etc.
I K. ih ami II J'rinil Ml,, 1'iirllniKl, Uun.
USE ROSE PILLS.
j JHHSElSJFOlt SAZJ3.
rnWO ULL ULOUUa AXU 4 MO.NTHS OLD:
I X One 3 jiar uU tliric-iiiurtir L1ooJ.
, Addrns, A. HLTSINI'ILLER,
luiMui Albani, Oreiron.
I lliit.liipltlrr, llliaii), Oniuii,
lirei'iliT ol' TlioroitKhbroil Ilo-js
Icj-vj SlxV, t-,uU tM Sale.
tiJXVr-s,M c -. -j c;-.J-n5
DmJISlK5v.l
iiiiiiiiiiiiA o'to!SJjB ' lCbfvV
siiCvmKSKt itPUr
1'UKK J51-JKlvSliiKES.
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
OFFER A
NEW AND POSITIVE CURE.
WENZELL'S
INFALLIBLE ANTI-SCAB
A HAIU and ErriVIENT t'ompanad baaed
I.4IF.KTIIIO PKINCirLFJ., nndMarranlr.1
free from Injurious efTecH upon the
Wool and Sheep, nmi Condenant
funn eoallns little far rrclsht
DIRECTIONS t
VJT TUB CONTENTS OF ONE CAN INTO
Iln vail or vessel capable o( holdinir about n.
Inns, a coal oil can with top cut out Hill aninrcr; fll
nearly with water and allow to stand 01 cr night Ii
not then completely dUolvcd apply heat, and when so
lutlon 1. coaiplete, add it to 95 irallon. of tepid water
contained 111 the proper receptacle for dipping; the sheep
Unshorne sheep after their remoial from thchath should
hare the liquid pressed trom the wool and the UquL
returned to the receptacle, and tn order to Insure the
destruction of the parasite, they should receive anothet
bath 11 about two weeks.
N. D. Let tho bath be warm and aioid exposures
raid after it.
Head the following:
Uerrv, l'olk Co., Sept 15, 1879,
Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co.: Having used the reme
dr that 1 ou sent me last Spring for scab among m
sheep, 1 have delajed (riving you results until the prei
ent time, as I desired to allow sufficient time to elapst
so as to be certain that the disease was thouroughh
cuied. I dipped my sheep tw lee after shearing, at la
tenals ot 15 days, and have examined the flock carefuUi
at least once a week since the last dipping, but hati
dlscoiered no remains of the disease. I do not hesitaU
to recommend your preparation as a complete and cer
tain remedy for scab among sheep.
J. W. Nmkith)
Put up in alr-t'ght cans, holding seien pounds each
and el cry can, when used according to directions, w 11
dip 100 sheep.
ritEFARED EXPRESSLY FOR AND SOLD BY
Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland
WIIOLKSALK UUrCGISTP.
rwiiiuMi,
msv30tl
King of the Blood
Is not a "cure-all ;' At Is a blood purifier and tonic.
Impurity of blood poisons the system, deranges
the circulation, and thus Induces many disorders,
known by different names to distinguish them ac
cording to effects, but being really branches or
phaseB of tbat great generic disorder. Impurity
of Wood. Such are Vyspeptia, Eiliousneu, Liver
Complaint, Constipaticn, Aertvus Disorders, Head'
che Backache, General Weakness, Heart Diteatc,
lrop9ft Kidney Disease, Pile, Jiheumatisni. Ca
tarrh. Scrofula, Skin Disorders, Pimples, Ulcen,
Swellings, fra, era, Klnir of the Blood prevents
und cures these by attacking the cause, impurity
of the Wood. Chemists ana physicians agree iu
calling It "the most genuine and efficient prepa.
ration for the purpose." Sold by Druggists. 01 per
bottle. See testimonials, directions. Ac, in pam
phlet, "Treatise on Diseases of the ttlood,"
wrapped around each bottle,
D. lfiNSOM, BON A CO., Props., Buffalo, N.T.
ANT1
SELL PIANOS
LAROtSTIS' THKMOUUi
Most Patents. Premium
Durnblo SO,0HlelllnlecoI.
liaua 1'iuiui. sua to ,131.1. i.
BTALMIHT nil tn RflT Jftlinw
T. M. ANTISELL & CO .
tree. 200 Org&liB, $75.
AjSltS WiStll.
Cor. Market and Powell. S. F. Cai
WILL CERTAINLY CURE
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Asth
ma, Whooping Cough, Croup, and
every Affection of the Throat,
Lungs and Chest, including Con
sumption. Sold by all Druggists.
Incorporated 18(54.
Home Mutual Insurance C
OF C'ALiron.NIA.
FIKEfliXLY.
LosSe8Paid0,Sliti'InSl,334,(533.4
LossesPaid Ogn nc.fr8 $1G2,3G3.2
Oregon Kraiich Oflii'o,
GEO. L. STORY, Manage
boutheabt corntr o First and Stark Streets,
. Opposite Ladd & Tilton's Bank,
POUTLAKD. OREGON
apt
JOB PRINTING
BOOK BIND1NC
A. G. WALLING
OWNS AND CONDUCTS IN A LEGIT1MA
manner both the abe named branches nf bu
ncsd. lla(nif accumulate a larc assortment of
STOCK AXI FRUIT CUTS
llecaNdoork(orStoi.k-rrorsand Fruit Culti
Uuln a U'tter st) le and at ilie.iwr raU's than a
otiitr tn tlie btato. Hailn a
STEAM BOOK ItIMERY
Can bind MamztiiM, Muilo, etc, tn first class st
andatloct Intne uticcs. tsT BLANK BOOKS
eir kind ot uslness uudo to order. au2
JOHN A. MACDOXALdT
Salem Marble and Granit
Works.
Commercial St., South of Post Offie
. (l'ot Oflii'o liai 3D, Saltm, Oregon.)'
lilt IT IVTI IICII II
Sootcli and Cililonua Oran:
and Marble niouuuicnti, Head Stoi
CEMETERY LOTS
UiiUKd with California Cranltea
btoueWalUtiultotenrj dcxriptl.
lrlrra Urtlurrtl One Hal
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTL
ATTENDED TO.
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
UiVerroui tii to 3 mt cU tJlinij loods
b.a,HHiEOL'T i CO., Iu BarcUy .trwt, Nti. Vori.
fcmd tor tbr Caulo-.-ue and terma.
f
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