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Kfenra epijfmenf. OElTEltAX. NEWS. J Diphtheria is said to prevail in Jbse- phino county. The Democratic National Convention is to meet at Chicago. Tho British army of occupation in Egypt is to be reinforced. At Philadelphia the wool demand is J improving, prices arc sieuuy. 4 The Yakima Record tells of n rich copper mino in th nt region. Young carp placed in lakes in Wash ington territory, are doing well. A boy named Harragut, neav Corval Hk, was killed by a falling treo. The Greenbackers willholdaXational Convention at Indianapolis May 28. ' California havine had abundant ruin fall a full wheat yield is anticipated. Gen. Grant is said to favor Gen. Logan a a candidate for tho picsidency. 'J. O. Elkins and Louis Hoffman have licen drowned on Lake Whatcom. Maior Morris, collector of custom at Sitka, has died of a kidney disease. Mr. Shane, of Brush Prairie, had his dwelling burned while all were away. The garrison at Tokar, in the Soudan, fjavo surrendered to El Madhi's forces. Miners from Black Hills and Colorado I are flocking to the Cceur d'Alcne mines. Concrcps has accomplished hut little, Ins the tariff question seems to block the way. The Grand Army of New York are try ling to raiso funds to build asylums at the South, tor invaiiu uonuwraie ki- I diors. A universal thaw provails East of the (.fountains, nnd tho wheat is nil in &afe f condition. The iurv in tho Murray trial at last found a righteous verdict of "willful murder." C. Goodrich, of Columbia county, W. T., was buried by a snow slide on the Tnscannon. The Hillsboro Independent hears that wheat is mostly safa and some n litllo injured. At Linkville they had two foot of snow and more in other parts of Klamatli county. In California suit is brought n;aint tho railroad- to collect taxes due for jevoralyeais. IIenrv Hack, lienr Hood river, suici ded months ago mm Ins 'oy iw J'11-' licen found. Oueen Victoria will siiend a month on tho continent to attend the wedding of ono of her nieces. Crop prospects and business generally arc said to be very satisfactory in tlic ITmpqua region. North Pacific carahics from July to February show iJ2,.r;iS,70 over p.uuo timo last year. Wyoming has n 6tono to icprcnt that new reirion in buildiug Wanhing- ton's monument. Johnson, mate of tho schooner Dave, was drowned on Umpqua bar; ho foil from the rigging. A panther weighing 200 pounds was Miot m Klickitat county, mum Jimen cd on sheep nnd swine. Tho Irish National League has expll- d It. I. Pitt as not true to old Ireland :w they understand it At Alba. Umatilla county, Clifford's toro burned down. Loss $7,000 ; insur ance 1,000 ; $1,000 saved. There are 119 school children at Grant's I'ass. Tho town progresses very rapidly aitico tho railroad got there. L. D. Durgin, of Puyallup, suicided by .-tabbing his heart with long pointed hears. Hard drink did it. Walter Lvons, of Cheh.ilis county, accidentally shot himself whih' out hunting, nnd died instantly. A memorial bust of the American port Longfellow, will bo unvmlcd in West minister Abbey on Saturday. There is strong talk of the renoniina tion of Tildon by tho Democracy. Tho -ry is for " tho old ticket" Lewis Co, Albany, agwl 150, who went on tho Pioneer Excursion, took .lck while gone, died on the 20th. Work on the big hotel at Portland will stop soon nnd there is no raying when if over it will be resumed. At Riono prairie, near Spokane Fulls, tho Indians have had a deer drive lately. Ono day they slaughtered thirty. The National Democratic Convention meets at Chicago on July 8lb, tu nomi nate a candidate for President. The steamers Oregon and WallaWiilla were bar bound lat trip, could not cross the bar on account of foggy weather. Dorhis two veara many how UK-d 'on railroad work have died of u ilief that resembles ginars ; lew rtover. Tho German prw is very wei on minister Sargent but the American press sustain him and sodoea bi government. The cold spell in Jackson county ha killed quite a numbr of blue jay nnd robbinn who usually winter there in safety. In Jackson county the grand jury in dicted J. W. McMahou for killing hia father on Wagner creek, laat summer. He i loose on o00 bail and U wanted. Our minister at St. Petersburg, Mr. Hunt, is said to be dying. Navigation is rp qiimpd nn KnnVn tAvar IWlm Te.,.i. tr. T .H.I.M " Xi,iim HJ JTtlQlUll. The Severe cold killed the nojirli rmn this winter in the Yakima region. The O. It. & N. Co. is offernd tlm ninnmr to build the Baker City Branch. A favorable report has' been made as to the bill providing government for Alaska. In Klickitat county both grand and petit jurors are half men nnd half women. Wheat in Wasco county all looks well nnd no harm seems to have been done by tho winter. A son of Sir Robert Peel is elected Spcakerof theHoueof Commons, Ensr- lish Parliament. Some people think Mt. Baker Rinokcs and others do not think so. They say it is uiuy vupur. Mr. H. E. Hayqs, State Lecturer P. of H has organized a new grange at Rock Hill school house, Linn county. Many Christians have been ordered murdered at Annm b'hicg Now Years. It is traced to tho Chineso Viceroy. Tho thermometer in Southern Minne sota stood six degroes below zero nnd all roads were blockaded with snow. Portland people will have to set up soup kitchens to feed the hungry who have no cash to spend for victuals. Henley, of California, complains that the Jloti.ie defers action on tho Chinese bill that he seems to have in charge, Ow'ng to washouts between Ritzvillo and P.iloiihO Junction no through trains from tho East r 'ached Portland for a week. Aft' r all the fuss he has made tq se cure hw Mat in the House of Commons Rradlaugh has resigned from Parlia ment. Allen it Martin, general merchandise, Albany, have failed; liabilities $20,000, in Portland and San Francisco ; assets, flfi.OOO. J'oillaud epicures have ti chance to eat prairie chickenb nnd jack rabbits, as lots of thoni are brought down the Co lumbia. The different street car companies in Portland have made airangemcnts so thnt nil car tickets aie good on any road in the city. Salmi More, author of tho Passion Play, has been found dead in the Hud son" His friends think it was accident, not design. Sheep men in Walla Walla county say their Hooks do well and have met no loss from snow, nnd will not if it stays on two weeks longer. At a meeting of N. E directors they determined immediately to commenco work on the Cnsculo branch and finish it this year. Villaid made his appearance down town for tho fiist time. His health is impaired and be s.iysjie muslgo through bankruptcy. Delegate Brents nsks Congress for a charter to organize a company to ouiiii a railroad from Spokane Fall to Co- ir d'Aleno mine. Prince Bismarck explains bi a turn of the I-asker resolution in a fair sort of way and t-howa no affiont was meant to the" United Stales. Tho recent tcniblecyclono that spread over tho Gulf States nnd the lakna is ro Iorted to have not only done groat injur' to property but many persons arc killed by its means. Troublo is feared bettvtcn England ' nnd llubia in India, as only a narrow strip now divides the possessions of the two countries. The German liberals in the Reichstag have sent to Speaker Carlisle a letter ot thanks for the action taken by the House concerning Dr. Lasker. All the word El Mahdi cends ahead of him is: "I am coining I Be ready!" and that seems to answer all the purpose. Tllby get ready. A lady recollects reaching MeMinn villo February 10, ISfiS, and sceingpeach trees in bloom. Her children went barefoot three miles. Shareholders of Oregon and Trans continental threaten to prosecute direct ors of the company iho misrepresented tho condition of affairs, Tho Canadian police are having trouble with Indians at Crooked Lake. Tho In dians offered resistance with rifles so tho police had to withdraw. Tho train in which King Humlcrt of Italy was traclinc was attacked by brigands but the King got along with out much detention. On tho sonthern coast tlm late winter wa more Msveru than usual ; ieo formed and tho slough was closed to navigation, which doo.-n'i often happen. At Vancouver they have an associa tion for tlm purpose of encouraging women to exfrcie their privilege a voters. That is right . 'IVn fnitr.linrkt trains r-i-ntlv .Lilrfnl from Rnthdrum for the mine, intending to go o far a poibIe with slwlc and pack tne. rwit ot me way. Tit. Imstnf.j mitWilr in New York i dull, opting trade barely active. Tho market lor doiii wool uno wneat promiw little hope of improvement. Tl.a f It . V i'.n. Hi-mthf- N. V. no tice of intention to terminate the ar rangement for exchange ot tramc t Lwn iIia nuilt. Thpv want better terms and will be sure to get a better layout an thoy can do ft with the I'jiton Fart He or tne Miorc i.ine. WILLAMffTTE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON, FEBRUARY A steamer has reached Boston from Australia irith the first cargo of wool that eter was imnorlrd to the United I States from that country. Further particulars state that flood losses in Southern California are very large. The Southern Pacific railroad is damaged half a million dull irs. A friend of Mr. Tild.-ti's announces that he will stand if tho Democracy will nominate him for the presidency, though he doesn't seek the nomination. Hon. Warren Cranston, the famous dairy farmer of the Waldo Hills, had tho misfortune to have his dairy building burn down recently; loss $500. The Lands Committee in the Houso reports in favor of forfeiting -10,000,000 acres granted to the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, leaving only 5,000,000 earned. At Iliimingham, Ala., a dentist, Hoc, presented u bill to a lawyer, Henry Har rison, who disputed it, and Roe cut his throat with a pen-knife from eaf to ear. O. Temple Emmett, who was inter ested for a while with Ben Holladay in Oregon railway matters, died recently on the train, while returning from tho isat. Colorado minors are flocking to the new mines and news from thcro carries no conviction that the extent and rich ncss of the diggings will equal expec tations. A terrific dynamite explosion lately occurred at tho Victoria railway station ; some damage was done but no loss of life, but seven men had to bet-cut to tho hospital. D. J. Cooper, formerly of Marion county, has a home on Ten Mile Creek, near The Dalles, and it was burned tho other day while the family was alwnt; loss $1,500. Dr. Marvin of the Congi eg.it ional church, Portland, resigns his pastorate because a. small portion of the church think his views are too lax, hi theology too liberal. The British government has tendered us tho uso of tho steamer Alert, built ex pressly for tho Arctic, to accompany tho Greely expedition nnd will follow as a supply ship. English and Egyptian forces under Baker Pasha and Gen. Gordon aro pre paring to tako the offensive against El Medlii, who, at last accounts was march ing towards- Khaitoun. For the first time in some years thcro is export of gold fiom this country to Europe. It is claimed by bankers to bo only temporary and is considered favor able for tindo generally. Mr. J. Kif.er, on the MeKinzie, bad his barn burned, with five horses, two cows and calves and 12 hogs, two wngans and other machinery together with liav nnd grain; loss, $2,000. " News- from Upper Egypt shows El Mahdi to bo advancing and tho principal towns are all surrounded. Tho natives aro prcdjndiced against English influ ence and ninny favor tho rebels. Gormnn newspapers aro very .-ovcrc against Minister Sargent in connection with current all'iir-' between that coun try and (his. s w York jouninU de fend Strgpi.t family. . I. Ilul-j-y, for whom the town was i a mod in linn county, who was hero as ii helper for Ben. Holladay in 1S00-7, I has recently died, leaving considerable piopeny jii uu-uij, vmuuv iu luiuuiui. A mining village in Pennsylvania, near Uniontown, was tlio scene ot a ter rific explosion, iu a coal initio, whoro nineteen persons were kiiicti. uniy ono man escaped alive, who was iu tho shaft. A whole family was the other day found in the dissecting room of tho Ohio Medical College. They were murdered to cet naid for their dead bodies by tho doctors. Three colored men were ar rested for the murder. McKusiek, who had churiro of weigh ing tho mails overland from California to Portland, has licen removed for eauio. Charges aro made against him of unfair ness iu weighing the mails carried on tho Oregon and California route. Farmors at Walla Walla tried to hold a meeting but lawyers; monopolized at tention and did nearly all the talking. Thoy recommended tho forfeiture of lands east of Wallula. Snow has gono off and young wheat nil looks well. The last payment of $30,000 iu pur chao of the Coos Bay wagon road land grant has been made to Judge J. F. WaU son at Portland by dipt. Boo of tho Southern Oregon Inipiovcmcnt Compa ny, so tho transfer has been completed. It is asserted that Germans who have liccoiiU! naturalized citizens of the United States, who return to Germany, urn rig orously subjected to military duty there Tho German government ignore Minis ter Sargent. Gov. Stoneraun will call an ixtia ses sion of tho California LcgiHlntiire to con sider tho taxes duo by tho Central Pa cific and unpaid for 18S0-1 and 2, which amount to over a million dollars (!, 074,000). The next I'ionter's reunion will meet at Salem June 15. Hon. .1. S. Smith is invited to deliver the annual mMm-s, K. O. McCown, Eq.. tbe o'C-iional address, and Joaquin Miller t prepare a poem for the occasion. The obequi's of lieutenant UeUmg and his companions were celebrated at Brooklyn navy yard where the bodiea were taken and etcorted by neveral regi ineuta of militia, fome regular troop, marines and a large civic proctwion. Many distinguished men, including na val officer. Gn. 'Hancock, Kocn-tary of War Lincoln, Commanders Upshur and KnylUK The prooecion crosecd the bridg tad marched op Broadway. The bodies -were ftenrardf MirrcnHorcd Jo frit-ails of th deowN-d. A train was lately wrecked on the Hanibnl-St Jo road when running thirty miles an hour ; several cars thrown off the track and half a dozen people killed all owing to a broken rail. Many were injured, some severely if not fatally. Work will be recommenced on the standard gauge between Seattle and Black river, much to the satisfaction of Seattle people. They hope during March to see Seattle connected with the North ern Pacific main lino to Portland and trains running through from Scuttle to Portland. Terrible storms have prevailed at the East and dnniago and loss of life lias resulted seldom, if .ever, known. Re ports conw from Georgia, Alabama, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio. A terrific blizzard occurred iu Minneso ta, and it is believed that soveral stages are lost, that drivers and passengers per ished in tho fearful snow. At Louisville tho worst gale ever known was racing. This storm covered the Southern, Mid dle and Northwetcr States. Also, floods in Southern California caused great damage. PttOCLAMATION. State or OnKoox, Kxecctivk Onicf, Salkm, Feb, 12, 161. To AH Whom it may Concern Ortttlnn : Whereas, tho following joint resolution was duly adopted by both nouses of tlio legis lative assembly of the State of Oregon at the sessions of 1880 and 18S2, to-wit: Be it resolved by the senate, the house con curring, that the followiui; amendment to tho constitution of tho SUto of Oregon be and is hereby proposed: WTH'tF 1. TheeleUho fianehiee iu this State shall not hereafter be prohibited to any citizen on account of sex. Now, theiefore, pursuant to said bctiou of said legislative assembly, and iu complianco nith the proTl'ions of senate j int lcsolution No. 9, adopted by said hyiUlative assembly at tho session of 1S32, providing foi the sub mission of said amendment t the people of the St te. Proclamation is hereby made that said pro Sosodamenlment to tho constitution of the tato of Oregon will be submitted to the legal voters of the State of Oregon for ratification or rejec'ion, at the general election to beheld therein on Monday, the "! day of June, A. I)., 18S4. WituesH my hand and the great sell of the State of Oregon hereto attached, this 1'Jth day of February, A. 1) , 1881. u s 'A, F. MOODY, Attest: d ivernor. R. V. EaiiAKi,l Secretary of State. FANCY POULTRY. Plymouth Rocks Exclusively. Of all tho breeds known to poultry fanciers tho Plymouth Hock is placed at the top of the 1M, as a fowl for all pur poses. In March and April of last year I hatched ono hundred and fifty chicks or over, and with ordinary euro did not oc but one or two. They aro licnutiful, large nnd sprightly; good at foraging, hence are easily kept. As layers they arc not excelled anil only equaled per haps, jiy tho little Leghorn. I have nper yet known a perron who owned a yard of pure Plymouth I'ocks tochnngo for any other breed. Tho Poultry Htil Ictin lias tho following. "After an ex perience of scveial years they bold the first placo in our estimate of value, com bining the merits of good layers of largo rich egg?, contented, good sitters, and excellent mothers; aro very domestic, tjiko on ilesh rapidly nnd mature as quickly as any fowl of their size. As poultry they arc plump, yellow fleshed, with clean yellow legs, rendering them inviting to the eye and commanding ready Kile." A year ago 1 imortcd fowls from A. C. Hawkins, of Lancaster, Mas., and also eggn from O. A. Keefor, of Sterling, 111. Their stiains aro considered the champions of tho continent. This sea son I have two yards of fowls, all from my last year's importation. Those." ordering eggs can icly on their leing safely packed in light spruce boxes, and guaranteed to batch a rea sonable percentage of chicks, If thoy aro to bo convoyed over a stage route, please state so when ordered, No fowls for sale until fall. Eggs, $1.10 por doen; 2 dozen. R00; ii dozen, $0.00. Cash must accompany all orders. Address, J.M. G.wuuson, fS-tf Forest Grove, Oregon. nkvTthis wkkh. Hamblelonian Stallion for Sale I .OIj1 IU ST, A fonr tear old nat itiUI n Lriittwitl T.ktiU-l ly tlio mi'ltrril'.'iitxl. In ulte red JT floruit. UeU brMM follows: Mirk - ciiMtnat; lot niniH niiR: iirei tr Ifaiijliletonbo. iUm by Tiinolcn. vrind dam ta Mr Archie. Won the prti4 wlifn a thrte-ytar ol-l t a bi.rie U )I work, at the hUte fdr. Wt Ixbt on-r 1300. Tlio ir.lmil can he Mn at nij f Arm, tltfht wilt t of Ktlcui, In tlio Walla HUI, iir Aunuvillr, Tc-fU uiiou application. AiMrtt OMtf KUBEN LHK. AnmittUe, Oresln THE WELL KNOWN MITCHELL WAGON, . . ALSO ' fr ii : m). maw k o y spring wa;os. ki7ik roariis. I'HADTONSuHd BIK.C.IE.S. Mitchell, Lewis & Co., MANUFACTURERS. Tartar 'M Unmrtf.t! mt ll Ir.al riU4, mtrm. W. . MITCHKLL, MNgrr. RrUM Koerk, fculoo W. H Golli., Allunj fatth 4 Ox, K'Ji-.if, i W, K. Oicim, KoratHirf. mvlf JZfr 2, 1884. J. C. BROWN, BROWN. FULLERTON & C0.T DEALERS IN jfARMlMPLEMENTs'amlIljCHINES. M AND AGKNTS FOR... Buffalo Pitt's Separators and McCormick's Twine Binders, Reapers and Mowers. ALSO THK BAIN WAGON AND THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW. 5T One Iloor South or Lndd & Bush's Bunk. SALKM, OREGON. GKO. A. MO0KK, rrcKHlcnt. Pacific Mutual life Ins. Co'v OF CALIFORNIA. A NcKINNIE Manager for Northwest Department. OFFICE WITH PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK. lucorporutcd Under the Laws of California, nnd is to-liny the Strongest Life Insurance Co. in Amcr ca. R' EFFKIllCES TO MCN IS VOKTLAND oiiijtanjr ; J. A. KTKOWBKinaK, .1 II. A. KLOSTKKMAN M. S. IHIIUil'.I.I,. U c. linNuicnsi-a.'," col. j. micrakkn, v.. m. wiiikho, JAMKS 8TEEU W W. 8CAULU1NO llB. OKO. K. NOTTAOS. r. A. noU'll, V. h. WILLIS. AN'DUKW nODERIS J. h. GILL. J. I). HtKINNOK, JOS. DUKKIIARDTt K. ZANOVICII U. ZANOVICM mpSOaiS FRESH NEW FIRM! NEW 6TOCK ! NO OLD STOCK WARMED OVER! Tlio rulilLAMi Xl liSr.UY AND SUED CoMI'AXY llllH just. llH-civdl .1 lot of SlIIMi'riof -wtts nnd is now prepm-iKl to fill largo tir siniill orders nt Ea'turn privra. gjT OATALOGUB KUKE. SEND FOR ONE to I III rOKTLAKIl MltHKI.V AM SEKI ( O., fobltf 821 Jronibon Street, I'ortlniHl, Oirgon. John "07. Gilbert, MAXUFACnmER AXI IMI'OIITKK Of BOOTS AITD SHOE SI AND LEATHER AND R KSrEOTI'ULT.Y INVITES OVi ATTKNUON i eompkty line ( hooia ini.l slioi n, (tlrvct trom FASTFItN AM IWMi) M MH UITI KDKS. Tlio (NtlrukKlv l.sntl('ri,V KIIISC CLASS, ami tor orkiiuiislilinn.l j;( nctul ocd iiulltyH unUAlll HlKlicitrl.oliif.'tSII Jul 1 lor WOOL, HIDES, t'UUS, nu.l HIIEKf I'IMIU iiotIUM "Send for M CatnlouuonBlK fj nnd jf.'JI ATLASWEi INDIAN ORRY ENGINLSinif BOILERS IN ST0C RAILROAD LANDS. Liberal Terms, Low TriceH, liung Time, liow Interest. O. Jii :. KAILItOAI CO'Y, OrKER TUKIR LANDS 10H SALE UPON THl folloKlnc lltitrtl trna: Onc-tntb of th prlot in i-teh; InUrctt on the tnlinta kt the t ot mvd rwr cent, one jcr aftfr fle, inj each following- yfi Ono-tenth ot the prtmljul jldJ Inti ru.t on tht tmlanct at the rate of fen pr rent, per nnnum. Itath prln. djul and Intereft pijalile In U S. Curronoy. A dlicoant ot ten per cint. allowei lor cn-li. LetUrt ahoulj be aillrortwd to TALL 8CHUL7.E, Uii'l Atfnt, O, A O. Ii. t( 'o., I'brtland, Ofn. Corbett's Fire Proof Livery Hack & Feed Stable. Corner SI an. I Mli Sfreitt, I'ortland, Orinn, L. B. MAGOOK, Prop. mi:n tiiom: .no. iif,....Huii , 1 ,. M, U, U, -Zi, 85. 1 A 27. .Orderi iKr llk and lliKt-age Hngon .liroinptljr attended to day or n Dundee Mortgage & Trust Investment Co.. Ld. Capital aiii..rled f.l.MM,MM (aplUI i..-rlii-l 4,3aa,i.M llejd ortlie, IS Pinmure lit., DuX-tir, Bnntlifld laral lrrrm la rril4, DOVAI.il MtCI.KAY, 1I , . KILI.I.V. j ,AVtorn()t, KKicer A Ikurte. MONEY TO LEND. ON IMPROVED r ARMING LAND IN' Tlir. rountlxo Multnt.o-.oh, Utrloo, Mntiand relit, Or.ton id aablrrtonTrr:tcr. full Uarnillon kai be oliU'fied en piMca.Un to Nlttll MH,r.. il'U, K . itfB4trttt,cmtrct 4h. HVHOQL MJ3ETfA(J. milE ANNUAL fcCIIOOL METISO fOR THE . I MmA Dlttrlrt No. U, (Mlea). Marion oourilj, TU b. held at nttft Oir HnuM i 4ay. real M. iaa4, at lull jpul 7 o'clock '. II., lor Hie purpow of liearlnt the Dlm-tert and clert't rtpo (Of 1.7) lax a lax f aohool purpoanlor the 4iilur )W to MOilda Mrtlier tunda bj lerj or etlierlM loMhe ne achool buildlor, anJ Ui traMMct bt butt on wtkh or Um "wUrvr. w. a. cfvica. t. r Mivii.taia', H. II. DtAKaOKV. I!fira. HlTilA fc'VSWs'ET'N :; L. B. FULLERTON; FXX&IUE HARDWARE, Engines, J. N. PATTON, SocretMy. WHO HAVE la,4M HUIUNCR FAOIt IK TH SEEDS! l)EAl.i:i! IN SHOE FINDINGS. TO 11U OillNINC OK AN KNTII'.r.r.V NEW AND APOLIB, IND., U. 8. A. JriaH HlHCTACIUKUia Ot STEAM ENGINES, nm anil roc t CWIMHEOIATE DEUVEBY 'JfiSSMSilS JnKF Caldwell, Becker & Licke. LARQE NEW STOCK GOODS i OF Dry oo(ls, Fancy j!ooi1s. rnrnisliiiiK noils, lEoots, Sliocs, lints and Can. We aim tu build up our traJu by acHirj OKNOIVK ClOOIll Of TIIF 1II.ST ()l? l,irv ON'I.Y, at iric- from 10 tl M IVr 'ill Ml than tlio aiino giods cin lio olil for on cicdit tiik .lxi;im: o.m: I'ltn t: :asii stokk! OpKnltH f'lwinukrtJ Hotel, Halcni, Orrywi, ARM & HAMMER BRAND' 'Id rilllir.ltn ltl Import nt llutlliillKIDA OI hM.KUATUH tlii-y un NIIOI'I.D lie uliltuand p'lni, hi ininmon vltll all khnllar ti)hlan.4 uu-l (or iod In nuiklftir I roaI Uh )tot, It U w II to ui aboiit lia'f a teavton a rll C&rTIIC i oi i'io -.irrn uiiii iiammcr AakLtnMUX liraud of Kudu" or Mlrrain at the aitne time, arid Oiil nu.liri t'tv tircid te ucttrr ar.d llrl!Hn it iKinniln.' hmr li.t rrnlln the nitur. at a ldlt of tlib i uit H A I M I M i: N 4 nilnllUS .K,.uld utn on I J tlifi"Al:M AM' l(AMMi;il" tot eltanlnir and keiplliff milk Mil. aAi4.t aul v!ttn. Tu liirire ol,Ulnliiir jily the t rm aud Haiu. anfr" Irind boda cr S.itW.ii., Imy It in "foi su or lULr loiiNn ricKA(ia." wlifch tr our iruiue and trxlt nurli,a iblerior koo-I. are imikiIiiim aulull luud lor the "Arm aad Hammer" brand ht liomht In Imlk. ileel.t.amii BIBS0N, CHURCH & 00., Shipping and Commission MERCHANTS Nertkeaal Orarr mt Aafc rraal 'itU. poirnuAini, orwjcm. afl-t RUSSIAN MULBERRY 4lMvml0AUM fruit, UtaUt nt4 wukmUI Um. .aa. . a.K m aa.at & taBaa rtbn. Cr Malllaa la ,lk la!U4 MaMa, Umtkitrwif llt. 1 tftnV. I ean caMTtaaaywi iliat It to for oiir latemt to vrder ol ki. Adapt: r.'ii a; r. !.!. wcu.B. Mm 1 ,