Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 21, 1884, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textt w I WILLAMETTE FABMER: SALEM, OREGON, NOVEMBER 21, 1884. IjWftcitlfuraL HORTICULTURAL NOTED. In ft Into nunilioruf tlio Fruit Recorder wo find Iho following : "Nibblo light nt tlint 'Evurgruun Uljckliorry' tlirttconiCB nil Iho wny from Orrgnn." Friend I'urtly lnu just lost n vnlunhlf uvnporn tor, lienco his ioii"ii to "mho" im Ore gon production. Thu KvcIriwii JJlnck lierry prnctirnl, nnil nil tliatisdniinod for it. Mr. r.inly often wlN ainnll fniits not adapted to mir country. AVo hi etnnco tho Uig Uol t-lrAwbciry, lately no ticed in tlii3 pnpor ly lorrospondent. Thoro is it disposition on tho purl of ninny of our Oregon funnel to prune up their orchards nnd hriug thcni buck to hoiuing. AVo linvo ninny lnrgo orcli tirdn in this Statu which have hren al lowed to go to ruin, hut a yrnr'n vioi ouh pruning and mulching the Koil will nid their advancement. Ahvnyri avoitl np HprouU lis much in possible. Cranberry Oulturo. Oregon nnd W'anhington hnvn a long const lino and enn onnily and prolltahle grow crnnhorricn. In fuel wo have had considerable call for Mich litemtuio from hiicIi localities. Tho following in Interest ing and (o the point. Wo think Mint Goo3 buy and Yiiqtiiiut bay, would bo a good' Kection for the cranberry and hope Mr. Upton, of the (Inotto will inform uh on tho Hiibjcct through hi paper. Hooks on cranberry culture can bo obtained by mldrulnjf tho American Agrioulturint, Now York City. Any in formation or practical c.vpurioucoou this subject will bo thankfuly rocolvod by tho Wii.!..jiKTTi: K.Rfi:i:. In coiinling upon kiicccsiIii cittiiberry oulturo, there nuiHtboa comploto eontrol of water, that tho land may bo lloodul and tho water drawn oil" nt pleasure. Wo do not mean to say that cranberries cannot bo grown, and grown tumwuilly, without Hooding, for that would not bo true. Hut Hooding is a great aid. It gives full control of tho vines, prevent ing insects fioui getting a Mart in the spring. It alto helps to keep down in jurious weed. In this section, or rather in Wisconsin, the water U ii-nully drawn oil' toward the Inst of May, it having re mained from just before the setting in of cold weather tho previous winter. It ahould bo let on before tho ground has frozen html, hut not before it In-gins to freeze. Tho depth of water should be HUllicieut to prevent the plants from freezing, which in tho North would be at least two feet. In nil Mvtioiiti where thoro are to bo late fixntc there should be no hurry in drawing oil' tho water in the spring. It will pay nut tube in haste. As long as the water keeps cool there is no danger of its hurting the cranberry plants. This is the only Hooding that is done. Sometimes in eases of drouth water is let on the bed', but this should never be in such quantities as to deserve thu iiauio of Hooding. The cranberry may be propagated from tho seed, but it is not the be.-l way. If this pint 1 is adopted mw the feeds in tltilli ami Keep the ground free from weuls, which should Uulono either by hoeing or mulching with Hand, if it ts on low land. J Jut the plant is very ciiMly propigtited. The ines may be set out whole; or they may bo out up and the pieces saved, livery joint will produce a plant. In preparing a cranberry bed. sand will bo found very useful, l'ven if the eoil, that is sonn'timos excellently Hit anted for growing cranberries, is not too rich -which is Hunetinies the ruse tho sand on tho suifaee will keep thu weeds down, bciiles making the surface ojwn and friable. The miuh need to Im) thoroughly pivp.irod There should bo a ditch dug all around it to take thu surface water t-o that the land may ho cleaned. The surface water drawn oh, clear ull every iiieiimhraueo, burning whatever will burn, if you are so inclin ed, provided tho ashes will not injure tho soil. Some remove the surface soil to tho depth o( a half it foot but the use of Hitud on tho surface will accomplish precisely tho same insults. Make an embankment around the plant with tho soil that has hem taken from tho ditch if it is compact enough, but if not make thu embankment of omo other soil, l'roparo your land one rcuson Maw planting, as that will givo opportunity to get ml of all tho weeds and to other wise make tho ground clean. It will bo very ditllcalt'toremovo brush, roots, etc, after tho place has been planted. When thu laud is solid enough to plow and hariou do it by all means. Having got tho laud level and clean, put on thu band to a depth of from four to eight inches, the iiiituility Wing determined by tho condition of tho soil. A looo soil will miulro more than one that is compact, as tho sand will sink into tho former. Fix Hood-gates in tluHinbankmeuta and you uru ready for planting. Plant in tho spring or fall, spring be ing pieferable. If planted in tho fall, the bod mast bo Hooded daring tho wintor. Set in rows 2 to -l feet apart, according to the character of tho plants you nre sotting, tho object always being to cover tho whole, surfaco with vinoa as quickly as possible. Plant in small hnloa nnd pros tho earth closely about them. If tho vines are cut ami pieces planted, do il with a viow of coveting tho ground with vines as beforo stated j if planted tlin ninwa mnv tin nlnntnil in rows twelvo to eighteen inches apart. Western Kuril. Keeping Onions. Tho groat point in keeping oniona through tho wintor in to get thorn dry and koop thorn dry nnd cool. A damp warm cellar is ono of tho worst places. If you do not want to uso them until Bpring, a good place is to put them In a dry barn or loft and cover them over with Btrnw or liny u fool or more thick, nnd let them froezo nnd stay frozen until thoy thaw of their own nccord. They should not bo handlod whilo frozen, un less you wish to uso thorn immediately. Wo have kept onion boIb by mixing them with dry mnlt sprouts, say not less than one bushel of sprouts to a bushel of sols. Wo placed a layer of sprouts two inches deep at the bottom of a largo bin, and then a layer of sols four inches deep, and then two inches of sprouts, and fo on until tho bin was full, when wo plac ed a foot or a o of sproutn on top. Tho bin was in a bay lofl, where It was ex posal to host. In the spring tho hets came out in the most perfect condition none decayed and none sprouted. Conreo, dry brnn, would answor tho purpose. "Wo onco throw a quantity of onions by the eidoof a'row of evergreens, and covered them with straw thick enough to keep tlioin dry. They remained thoro all winter and eamo out in good order in the spring. A good plan is to koop tho onions In slaltoil Doxcs noHitugti misnei onoxs. I'lnco then) boxes in the celloron shelv es, or raised a fow inches from the ground, and witli Fpncos between tho boxes for tho nirto circulate. Agricul turist. ihatt wa Fruno in Autumn 7 Wo guy, decidedly, yoi, provided tho question npplies to nowly-planted trees tho.-o set last spring or within a few yours. Says tho American Agriculturist: "Tho sooner such Irons have their llnnl slinpo given to them the better. Tills should have been dono when thoy wero planledi but between tho hurry of spring work and tho timidity of th" Inexperienc ed, who nre afraid to cut, trooaaro quite too often ct out just as thoy eomo from tho nurserv. Such trees must booner or later bo put upon their Until slinpo for hearing, soon nnd tho sooner this is dono thu better. If ono has it young orchard, tho first point to bo considered is the height at which ho will maku thu head of his trees. In localities whero thoBUtn mer is long and hot it is claimed Hint low heads shado tho trunk, and thus nro a benefit. Others wish to havo tho heads high enough to allow the passagoof teams boncath thorn, if need bo. whilo there is no objection to cultivating crops in a young orchard, and, indeed, it is bolter to bo this than to neglect tho soil entirely, tho practico is becoming hiomj general of heeding tho bearing ordinal to clover, and using it as a pasture for swine to tho mutual benefit of pigs nnd trees. Tho height of the heads being decided upon, all branuhos that start be low this should be lomovod. The noxt point should ho to seeuro an open and well-lmlnucod head, with thu main bran ebon evenly disposed. Iteyond this, nil branches that crowd or cross ono another, all "water-shoots," vigorous growths, that sometimes start up in thu growing seasons, should ho cut away. Spirit of the Farm. DAVID COLE & CO First and Front Sis., Portland. DKALKIl IN Stoves, Tinware,Woodenwaro Piate d Goods, and Table Outtlory, Etc. Mr. COLE hu tha Urgent rotill cUbl!ahmnt In Ina lino on Hit I'iclfic Co .ft. Ull aalea roomi extern! through from Klrtt to Kr-nt Street!, SCO feet deep and ho Iim largo warchouo anil atcrago room beildta flic Lnrseal Stock. Itli vartct) ami imortnici t ot Cutting nnd Heating Etovei la ktctUcr than li kept by any wholatate (toiler In l'ortlan.l or San I'rnnilien. IIo I agent (or twj too lict'tleJ, ono thogrcatcit In thowortJ an Jim In atock .100 IlliTcrciit I'liHerr. orstotcn V Itnnr." Ol alt klntla; (or burning Coal, Wood and Coal Oil Ills lotto of lundl raiy from 20 to SJ. lto liai an elegant and largo asi'.rtnuiil ol Tnlilc I'lHHcry nml I'lntnl M'nic. tlti atock comprint all llitnir ncodrd In Houickorp n(. Uipcchllv as taTalilo Wars. Ily atcady nppll atlon to bu'lno-s Iio lias built up tho largcit retail trade on tho I'adflc Coast, and has bought In ilx itoc'ti ot bankrupt concern. Particular attention paid to all Orders or Inquiries! roceived by Mat). Al agent (or Do La Valro Cr.am Separator. Any Mako of Stoves furnishod to Order. Addrut : E5AVDD COLE 8c CO., 103 Flrtt Strcot, 102 First Street, lpMi3 I'01V1J.AM, OIIUOON. RAILROAD NURSERY I Merino Bhaep tor Mutton. Merinos, when in marketable condition, for mutton, have always sold readily, and at as good prices in proportion as paid for other kinds of meat. Tho Cotswold, which weighs 200 pounds or mom alive, will, of course dress more pounds of mutton than the Merino wuich only weighs 100 pounds alive. Hut tiro lwth produced at the same cost? TnUing over) thing into consideration, can not an equal given weight of Merinos bo produced tho cluMitcot in thUeountry? KuglUh farmers produce mutton, not for from cro.bred sheep to any largo extent, if tho writer understands- correctly, hut from distinct breeds, by a system peculiarly adapted to natural conditions of soil, climatu and kinds ot sheep handled. Our climtae, at lend, is not favorable to their system of feeding, and so far but little or no at tempt lias been made to follow it. Our system of handling Merinos may bo im proved uikw, and probably will le, but on tho whole it seems ndnpted to our needs, I havo frequently taken from 12 to 11 pounds wool from Merino wethors at three or four years old, and tho btitober stood ready to tako tho bhoru sheep, nh hough seldom welshing over 100 or 1 10 pound! alive. A friend is oio.-t.ing Cotswold ewes .ith a Shrop shire mm, another is crossing grado Merino tnu's in tho samu way, and With are confident of establishing tho ideal mutton breed. 1 am curious to uoto tho result. Taking tho world over, there will bo an over increasing demand for lino and medium clothing wool, just Mich as is produced from Merinos and theirgrades; and such wool is full as likely to meet with a steady demand, at fair prices, as anything that can bo grown. Any general movement in crossing would endanger tho preservation of thorough bred registered tlooka, and crossing such a Hock with another breed is a thing that should nover bo thought of. Corn National Live-Stock Journal. USE KOSE PILLS. FURNITURE, FURNITURE, I. F. POWERS, FURMITURE MAN FACTURER 1 Dealer in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper & Upholstery, Ot all klndi. A largo and icloct (tick ot Parlor ami Chamber Sets 0( Orcein and Cu-crn Manufacture; Olllco and aclioot (urntturoot nil varieties. mMMi h:. 3p b? i HAVB TI1K LAKOliT STOCK OP VMJIV TUBES In Orrvon, and I am Increnilng my itJtk at tlo dc itnnd locrvawi. AIIMnd.ot c .SSlAIili FiMIATaS And ttandard frulti invln a pccllly Son I (or Catalogue. Addrca I n. W. PRETTY MAI, ottltt Kaat rortlind, Oregon NOTICE TO FARMERS, And nil Intorostcd in Trult Drylujj. joirsr unusir. t sox, ALBAIfV, i : : OREGON Manutictura t- order aiiVAKiZ!:. wnn; cloth Tor Trio a nml I'riill Drier. OllDKIlS FII.I.RD ON SIlbltT NOTI0I'.. ALSO uulio to order WOl ILY llllit:ai.llTlli:tHIM, with or without tljlitcncra. l'r.lU'OUATI.I) ZlXtl (or t'aliuliii illlta, a al Kiuuaoi iiinr.ai.iMii. s OREGON WIRE WORKS, jultS-Sm AI.lt IN V.Oregnn. ISIAII DIM.ON k SONS LEVI DILLON .V SON. IMI'OltTKlfi AXU llKKKOKHS OF NORtVlAN HORSES ! ir'ornicrtjr ol liroi ot H. Dillon & Co ) XBW l.UI'OKTaiTI(N Arrived In t'no condition Juno 15, 1SSI. Ilaicnowa Urgo c dloctlin ot cliolco anliiiala, hT.iiiLUi ami iii:tiiriitTi:its i.nt.ir. I'.lt AT AOIt3l.ll., Oppoilti! tliel llnolt Central and Chlra.o and Alton lcot Mreit ran run (roi tho LaVo Kro A. Weat crnand liiJlinapolli, lUooinlngton a-m Wtktrrnle Ht. in tl'ojmlnglon, direct to our atabl.a in Xorwal, AddrtM DILLON DUOS.. Normnl, 111 f)ttiu3 .A in; nit. UGMiKY'S X3ci3.dlioiti Tonic ! ....A CERTAIN CUHE KOIt.... nialnrin. Indigcstloo, Dyspopsln, Losa of Appetite Norvousnoss, Gonoral Debility, Through oirr-oik, and all dlordera ol tho Stomach and Uwr. Thla It utt the immii el tha ear when tha Tonlo la ol liu-.tlu.iblo alu. During the Spilng and cummer month Malaria U irra'ent and ono (eel. languid and drow .valid dcrevil wlihoui knowing 1)V. Itie ajitem Kola tonlog aud liolgoratln Nothing la to ctltctual a lltSLV, DANDKLION TONIC Aa tour druggiat (r a bottle, and tik nothing viae. ll.tMiKMOV 1IIMI! CO.. Xtftim lMKTLAND, OltttlCN, Tho BuYKitrf Gcipe Is Issucxl March nml Scjit., each year: 224 nages, SJsllJ indies, with over .1,300 illustration . (t whole picture Rallcry. Glvravrholesala priced irrr to consumers oa nil good for personal or .B. famll use. Telia Low to J order, and gives exact M A cost of cv crvthingyou K H use, drlnlr, cat, wear, or W have fun with. Thesa InTalualla liooks contain inforcxatlon cleaned from Iho markets of tho vrorlJ. wo will mail a cony Free to any address upon receipt of tho poatagtt 3 cents. Let us hear from you. Respectfully, ,j 'USE BOSE PILLS. School Doslcs a Specialty. Waro ltoomi No. 1SS and 10) First atrsot, lotwcoi Yamhill an I Morriion atrcct. riho Srrmiil llnnl Htnrcol I. F. Tow era, lately JL on Kecond and MorrNon atrrols la now ertiian. cntlyloealol nt 101 Kr mt atreet, between To) lor and Yamhill ttrccU, coiiifctlngwltli h atoro on Hrat atreet, nhcro the High it l'rlco It nttd (or Itouarhold Furniture. Hivclal accomuiodulona (or urtlti wlihlng tj atoro liirnltufdor houeludd gooda. l'.irtl 1'iUnding to lurnlih room?, dwelling, or lioteli, nro Intltedto-iildrcii tor turthcr nartlculara as to ilcurinllor.t and prices. 2)?ir3E3 J88 nml J0 Uirsfc, mul Ml Front Street, Pordmul, Or, aqiJOtt 1 1 $25.00 S3?IsSEi2KSSS?525tES vvi C ft L Ft 1 M ONLY S5 H&.0 o 100,000 waJclion Icso Hum cccv fo sna5:o. EEAD OTJIl OFFER: A CHA11CE AND BARGAEJ OF A LIFETIME. Twcniy fivo Dollar.' $5.27 (f m 8 xffi4u"wM&ks. t m:iMx '.i.f.x& A?ii:ilt.W' vi; P'TIlVi-V f MSsXttf .. 'rUWSU&V "a."..4 "". . A'MBIEs y, WtlVw'1wft itlvti und mi iiminilu lliilfliiTiifr. lie i Pi'Avf u'-V ?.MVW'ftvL lAffi trallm. mid M"-"!"" Iit1w II la iierlc.r In I ttlKwfr ' K S'Lwvs25tt'ft W ,nr S?" rnrh mul tnidnl torlsono. mllle, J ?ZVL V?yv0'XW,l,iT5Ki5',iilC!.V7 n liilr otTrr trtu rrcr matte tirCorr! I I H Wtinl nil tirrn!t;itii'ift tiitif linn In ll !m tn!jNriIlia rr-. AluwcrMiliirrlirtiiHillMt tirtiilMMtvyiiihrriUliiK Iiii i rnun r i u "uv vi inn ciiiiiiu Fwtu is wihh iwj ina mu Iii?r, sor Till. mw i. Ml i os ! Iti1ii4jiicr. Wo tuna plo)ttrtl Iho UAto in. I cmtut and iiiimro itliii tu cot IdXfXnt now MitvsiTlb rrK A ntnv-t u tv.41.e1l tnulilcliwo liavo Utml otirlrrato 100,000 AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES, ThoWiikli Ian Key Wluillnu W'mrli with tho Celehrnte.1 Ainhor ler Muirment, Lxnrlon ltakui'v. fully Jeneleil. 'J hoy nre iniulo n( iho Imt material mid in thn cry let manner. mu) lumro pi umMteriiing quni.ueii. i no uawa nro mono in ina ivicurnmi nieiai annwn na aiiiiiiiiiuiii (Inld. 'lliKmetnl lint naulllclentnmonnt nl pold In tho rompi'.ltiim to Rliotho wnteh n itrniiliio rniiimi?i(.fir"itirr. imiani. imnnnc iioiiiii min .TiTJX nlleiiuii 1... . Wntrli eaceiit liv tl.o hot lthliroa. IVJiTI .... . . ... .....-'-..I" . '-..--.. j il 1 iim a rrm"ir rnKii"' niriii nun hiu I nniij and ery lunuirbnie, innkliitf II Wo it '--nd Itw wiittli tunny rt .f tho United lui II r. n nxt.l IU liniul every Kiwai wlmtnkoa thla watch at 'finnilil litf 1!k. IThlalalcNittian ltatcby 1 rltl'ITil liiiill ortu irr uiim rorlptct t-.'J7. .mF.I Hi. lintiilnvprvtitrMkliutuit tliU I rln.t SWTlmu.t nirreo tn .how It to their friend, unit tell them lioir and tiera theykiit It, lvwltlrely thl mut toiloii,.and iinan rrrrtt Inn tha ntrli 11111M aln and rvtiinilliofullowlr.i; loir vuutract: ! In c 4111 but m.ii . fu-ii'.n. tnr:n,rr ifil..li.,(.M.H.)Mililii J.tmllitarl'i Uicr II..I- l(VITl,,,rJr(i5 .n.lwjich I litrKrttrta'i.lmt''rtlyair..v-l, lii.rtl.r .nml.ln p. rr. iiilit. I K-n. crtr .Vi. for ll.t Jlim, I'M I IIH.I fl4rti, Mint Ul0iIMfllt(r ttl HI1' MUt Ut tluuujl III. .M tlfii huJJ IHI S..-I.M towm isi:on:iH) o Tin: r.iriT. tim, iou iiuk inn it o.u: u:ir. In ml. 1 11. tit" -rf..i .ti tmt.irav It. imp I.-H..P ilmt l It la ui rvtinkntftt andnitcrathoroncn exam lnnti.n"( lr;i ilii va;itielv,i.UUfiutUi:i yon will nil cut, i!kh nml ntunialilankeinitraet Ilka tho ntane, uhicli la icii i.h iijJi watch. Oin- I'M joiii'irilii, nnd InnvuonroiroliiB toinnltoamthlnijontrdhlatmnraetlpn. Someono nl. "ItoTiljuin uiuJiinuirli!" BiiniJy Ihla waj. Wo li money t tint, out It win bo iruxt iu ertUlnit. l!cr) i f. i lii(jlnwati'linlll In c, u!im nbcr. "How !n il ktwl" Why, n man that iTt.ourwi-lrliMMl .1. 1 .IiliuiilivaiiAilijhuai.itiloutilnulinl lu'lnlil Tor. Onthlalnl of 1IIO.OIMI iinlrLr.. liK.lmll l-.i.T lltl llinll.uiiul ilnllmv. lint th'.i InuOlll Klliro 11. UV.I1U new HllTlbfr tiiimrir.iKT. lit-'i U i mlij .ir milxrlnt'oul h niri.'J.KI.'lOO. With mr inwcnt rianilatlon o( .'.0l aulivnliem, 01 r p 1 . - nrf I'eewmo la SUUann jenr, nml wo li " e,' line of tvCT month which, with mr inenta' Iim.. II imV ir r.-vlnta (nml llilauiir'Oft.,eiwJl'iO,0()0(rrtho)car. IKxluctlng UtiT.t h.nj! .urr . ... will k'.vo in n profit ' "lint 6JM lor tho )tr. l-'urlhennorc, rlicild n'.ri'.i uu.tii I nii.i t. iit pniv ..i Inrvu wowl'l rtvj due ia fnm niUTllcraUio,Oi), whuli - i. -it -.. ... r i ."..'i wll lu iimwd ptt 'lull i n mnn l..i'rotoiiy. You aeo now 1'tnv vj iir.- - . 1 11 ,u -ui . . .ilc M'.w-y nnl cu nm.mi a Unif.) andttll tho wntrherf .ok , . . . ft i '..'ki...w r, uftr v .11 lU-moimiw il.c ut 'i lni.lr.wi,f thl. rirntrr, bnt It la e"n .i.iii f..rt.. i. 1..I m tin. tfoif iienpuier wnr.nndlfwo clo our rendcra n watch THAT Wll. I. CD.tlPMCi: nnd I. u koikIiih iiiiyoiin liuiiilrcd IMII.IiAU nlfli forM.'J? woiroiio todo It nn.i ,'ivu tneiii ine i" ii'i.t or uur raiutui. in tnia war wo iwneni ir iiiwTiiK'r niui uy m uutnii unp rair. i'p ot.f.ififMjtfiAdllAi. irtttcit itiocaifairrriiiaii ui'ifnii.iv.4rrrifiiiffr. jiiwict. ,i'lvc.n. well, id . thiroiaan ininHnMuncnmt (Htti.radniiiiiidlMtluylncalirautlful watih. Horn Unn ( vtrtiinlty lor you ln.litM nwntt'hiL. Iimiilirutftir fi.V7fL HHip rich lif.luhlMir.timr. fi.p ttum klinttrrtl ttulhira. Til KI1IIIV Tit VI' IW It IIIM'I.ir ! ..OI'Alir. m will Mnil n roi.v of tho inner Mid tho Ainrrii'iiii Iti-wi' WiHili ) cxjirro. (Ml. Il rubjvet to examination, tuon receipt of Slifltn iruoran. l.r,..riiinj'.lMilli iiavi '1 lu tviVn. iuv.ilinir llid nut. h ulll linvo li. luvnluilAnoo iif S3.77 And exlirprtf rharvea tu In p! w. Wlvru SXtl irvji 1. m ut In mil an w y nil rhiuve. nnd iruaranta rafo ill lit r)'- 111' i. ywir ni.inuiiiiy. j.iti i.i.e u U4( uji.itiiijfi mu nv'm it, nv finer i. .ii iut ruiyiiui. tivin into. Ifjtm wai.f tonmkj huli.ui.l. 1 ruhcr or Irlcnd a Mndwaio prevrnt, thUla jMirtlme. Hend money I'xprww, iiniio i ni t, i.uu noio or rrifi.tervu ieiter,t n ill take ini moK inn, aimjwi FARM, FIELD AND OTOCKMAN, Dryanl DIoom, S7 & SO Dearborn Ol., Chlcoeo. III. sscrs: cST . 2E XT W t2B? nitKI'.UKIt AXU ISIl'JIlTKIt OK 'BwHEfflSpw .Sliropsliire Ihnvns, Leicester Mlifei) jtutt &m'. divine. H'liitvuto i Marlon Countt, Ort-ton, fl'HOW'TO mi'THE'AeE OF A HOME." Wu. Pocket Msnual of Qreat Value. TTrtttenbrrnOP.munD, a Jrember of tho Horal Collcjo of VotorloarjrSurseoni, London, nnd ono ot too l'rofcsj ors ot the Meir York Collcgo ot Veterinary Surgeons. The Importance ot knowlntr bovr to tell tha aje of n tcrw by an examination ot hii teeth, cannot b OTereatlmatcd ly thoso who hae occulon to BUY JlOliaUM. tich knowledra U -vai.vaui,k suxe io me l'urmcr, ?icrcitnnt ana Mccttanlc, and nuyorten tare tnanv dollari to Its poiaeuor. By a study ot this book, all nay learn tn a short time to become ex perts. SncraTtsffs are circa ahowtngtho thspo ot the teeth from the see or Two and a Half Ycnra up to Twenty Yearn. Tho TRICKH ot horw traders who " Uoctor Vu the teeth ot OI.D UORHKtS to make them LOOK youjiu, and tausaeceiTeparchaaera, arc tully exfohkd, and the nutter explained so clearly that no one need be cheated. This is the moat practical book ot the kind erer puhllahed. There Is a chapter also on Horse Character, or Ilow to Tell the DlsnosluoQ ot m Hone I whether Kind and Gentle, or Vlcloan and Vsareltable. Bound tn extra cloth, with Ink side lUicp. Rice SO cents. Best by Boarc4ptclhUsouBltarcaisUapsorctoanrtso.AddretJ ,.J Willamette Farmer, Salem, Oregon. s irriift'lill js la li fl i If WfnfEm HIOV liillllS& ttiwvi ;iiflHijiM KifuQV -BVa toaJia froca tho beat material HaperlarAriielrBaVI B yBly. L'aqoWiToottlTeac their duSEilitj, EcJ niuukB&riH ttrffwnrafwwi(irtww..i.iii'iMia