WILLAMETTE FARMKK: SALEM, OREGON, FEBR VARY G. 1885.
grange fahutu
GRAKOE IMREGTOKY.
Tho Oregon Stato Orange.
OFFICERS.
Matter Judgo It. P. liotic, Salem, Marlon
Co., Ogn.
Ovcncer. A. Luolllng, Mllwaukie, Clack
amas Co., Ogn.
Lecturer II. E. Hayes, Stafford, Clackamas
Co., Ogn.
Stoward v. B. Thomas, Walla Walla,
Wash. Ty. . ,
Assistant Steward. F. C. Yoomaus, asli
ougal, W. T.
Chaplain. A. Schumvayt Gratifioville,
Idaho Co., Idaho.
Treasurer U. 1. llurcli, Independence, Polk
Co., Ofin.
Secretary Mrs. M. J. Train, Albmy,
Llun Co., Otro.
Oato Keeper. John Simpson, Sittslaw, Lano
Co., Oregon.
Ccrcr Mrs. Harriet Cooper, Wilbur, Douglas
Co., ORn.
Pomona Miss M, J. Harris, Corvallis, Ben
ton Co., Ogn.
Flora. Jcnnio Miller, Scllwood, Multno
mah Co., Ogn,
Lady Asst. Stoward Mrs. I. I.. Hillcary,
Turner, Marion Co., Ogn.
Washington Qronze.
Thq following nvo tlio ofllccrs elected
for tlio year of 188J, P. G. Day, W. M. ;
Wax. Bayo, "V. 0.; Chris. Buyer, Y. S.;
"W. Onto Keeper, Sis. Emily Day, W.
Lecturer; Mrs. Annio Hyde, Ceres;
Mrs. M. J. Sltolinn, Pomona ; Mn. 12.
Payne, Flora; Josopbino Houstcn, Lady
Asst.
At tlio last regular meeting of Ilntto
Grango No. 118 tho following ofllecra
woro elected :
M.. S.M.Kelso: See., C.P. Tiirard;
L.,Tho9. Paulson j 0., W. Pollard; S
0. H. Dunno ; A. S., A. K. llontli; G. K.,
Chap, Sister Kelso; Troas., Sister
Pnulson; Pomona, Sister "Wood ; Cores,
Sister lldimol. Flora, Sister M. A.
Tigard? L. A. S., P. K. Marion.
Tho following is a list of tho ollicerri of
Charity Grango No. 1011 for tho yenr of
1885; S. U. Fcnrl, M.; V. II. Wijrle,
Ovcr.;J.D.Wiglc, Lee.; M. P. Print,
S. ; A. G. Wnggner, A. S. ; Eli Mielinel,
Chap.-; .TckIo Pearl, Treas.; M. A. Wag
gnor Sec. ; D. V. Michonl, G. K.j 2J. 13.
Kizcr.P.; Nancy "Wiglo.; I'mma Michael,
0. ; Cnllio Pearly, L. A. S.
Charity Grango meets from Nov. till
April at 11 o'clock and from April to Nov.
at ono o'clock on tho ltd Sat. in each
mouth.
Shoulder or Mutton.
Hub it over with salt nnd popper, fill
tho insido with a savory forcemeat of
herbs, with plenty of parsley nnd no
eggs; roll it up nnd skewer it into a
a neat oval form, or hind it with n tapo:
lay.it inn stowpau with two onions,
two carrots, hoiiio horb., n buy loaf,
popper, salt and a little broth or water ;
stow it gently over a slow llro or in tho
oven, basting it often. AVhen nearly
done, tako olT tlio cover nnd let tho
meat brown in tho oven. Hoforo serving,
take up tho meat carefully, vcmovo the
binding and place it on it dish to keup
warm whilo you strain tlio gravy ; tako
nil tho fat oft' and boil it down to a
strong glazing. Pour this ovor tho moat
Mew Yalclraa
Tho railroad company nro ovidontly
dotormined to strain every ncrvo to tear
down tho old town and build up the
now, nnd, as wo havo beforo predicted,
wo still beliovo that tho Yakima pcoplo
must succumb to tho inovitablo, no
matter how unpleasant nnd unjust it
may bo. Things nro going ahead with
a rush at tho now town, corner business
lots selling at $."00 or moro. As yet
rcsidenco sites may bo had cheap, but ns
tho population increases so will they.
Uusmess housosof all kinds nro going
up, and Icttore of inquiry nro coming
from all sources. Itailroad construction
will bo pushed on toward tho sound
rapidly as possiblo.and Now Ynkima
will bo headquarters until it is finished,
Tho famo of tho Long Tom is already
wldo-spread among tho rivors of tho
world, and now, Mr. John Swnrts, ono
of her enterprising sons, proposes to add
another laurel to her wreath of glory by
introducing beaver culture. Ho intends
to enclose n field along tho banks of a
small atroam with n barbed wiro fonco
which the bonver can not pas through.
As this animal subsists principally upon
roots and brush, in which tho Long Tom
abounds, it is probablo that Mr. Swnrts'
stock will sutler no great loss from hard
wintors. Tho bonvor, when taken young
is easily domesticated, it increases rapid
ly and its fur is valuablo ; and wo hopo
this young man is engaging in a profit
able business, in which we wish him
success. Hogistor.
voi Mi jikx:hi:.u iiii",.
Tub Voltaic Belt Cc, of Marshall.Mfch.,
offer to send their celebrated KLtt-rno.VoL-taic
Belt and other Electhio Ai'i-liancf-s
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for rheumatism, ucuralgia, paralysis, and
many other diseases. Complete restoration
to Health, visor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty day trial it al
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pamphlet free. Jjaly
When you como to town call in at
Port it Son's drug stor. You aro always
lcoine.
Ulins. u. Topping, ABBt. otownru ; u. r.
llnlthvin, W. C; Mrs. 13. K. Topping,
Son- H. Y. llvdn. 1-.V. A. Tantiinir.
jar(ictiI.itraL
OREOOH FRUIT AT MEW 0RLEAN3.
Hon. M. Wilkin?, nt present in tho
city, called Wednesday evening and
informed us ho hod just recoived a
letter from Mr. Allen, snying thnt he
had taken six first class premiums. It
seems that tho supply was short but it
was thought best not to rob tho stnto
display lo holp thy pomologicnl hall, so
tho parties in chargo made up twelve
plates of four apples each and entered
them. Hut tho plates wero ruled out on
account of improper naming, leaving
only nine plates for competition. Is is
a pleasant fact to know that Oregon lias
dono so well. There is no denying tho
fact that climate inlhtonces, produco
great change in fruitjhenco tho reason
three plates wero ruled out.
Apple Notes.
A correspondent of tho Lowiston
Journal gives tho following interview
with Mr. D. J. Uriggs, of South Turner,
Me., on tho subject of applo culture.
"My. Ualdwlns exceeded all my other
sorts. I havo between fiOO and (!00
bushels of Ualdwins in one pile, and
many thnt I can pick out aro as largo ns
King's variety, and n redder ht I never
grew. Apples colored up splondidly
this year. My. Kings are also n pretty
good lot. Thoro aro ovor 200 bushols
of thorn in ono bin. My russets aro
barrclod up nnd covered as tight as
possiblo ; russets need to bo kept from
tho air so thoy will not shrivel. I raise
principally lto.xbury mul English rus
sets.
"Ono nmin point in storing apples is
to handle them carofully and properly.
My apples wero nil ploked in a padded
basket and placed in u lined cart, so
nono of the fruit would comp against a
hard surface. I do not think apples
need to 'sweat beforo putting in tho
cellar. I carry my upplcs from tho
orchnrd to tho cool cellar, nnd boliovo it
better than piling them in heaps to be
carried to tho cellar later. Uy feeling
of my Ualdwins you will seo how oily
thoy are. That U tho way I liko to havo
them feel. I prefer putting apples in
bins. About all tho apples that will
decay in tho next two or three months
will comnicneo within three weeks after
they aro put in tho cellar. Hy and by
wo put them all up in barrels and sort
out nnd throw out those that are do
fective.
"I beliovo in feeding my orchard as
much as I do my sheop or cows. Tho
fruit is larger, is a hotter llavor, with a
moro plentiful supply. Ucsidos, tho
trees will bo moro constant in bearing if
tho orchard is properly fed.
Careful Transplanting
In orcharding, careful planting nnd
propor preparation of tho soil aro to bo
relied on as lending to ultimate success;
thorough work in these nro necessary
to insure abundant returns and rowards.
This, probably was not so c.sential in
tho early practice of jwinology in this
country. Then wo had n cliinato much
moister and tho dements of plant food
and fruiting abundant almost to excess.
Nursories wero few nnd limited in oxtent;
seedlings wcro tho main reliance, and
the planter had only to uso his mattock
in digging and preparing shallow placen
for his trees. His young trees wero
taken from ono plnco and immediately
planted in another, or thoy grow up
accidently nnywhoro nnd recoived such
shallow cultivation ns wni then practis
ed, not only for trees, but for tho coroal
and other crops. Tho trees raised in
this way wcroloth healthy nnd vigorous,
nnd many attained great sizo and great
age. Thoy wero generally set near
buildings, whoro they also had the ad
vantage of tho extra food that abounds
about farmhouses. Thus wo seo the
chango of climate, and other circum
stances attonding tho opening of tho
country and gradualy oxhaustiou of
tho virgin soil, forco us to manure and
prepare tho soil in tho best manner, i-o as
to secure humus nnd nioisturo nnd give
our trcos the food naturo intended for
them.
Cloth for Hot Beds.
A correspondent onquiros as to prepar
ing such cloth ns wo hcrowith give
answer to canto from a correspondent :
"I havo used simply cotton sheeting, but
for earlier uso nnd to tender tho cloth
air tight and wanner, uso tho following
preparation : Ono quart raw linseed oil,
onco ounce, pulverized sugar of load,
nnd two ounces pulverized rosin. 1 fo.it
in an iron kettlo till nil is diwolvcd, and
apply with a brush, whilo hot, to tho
muslin whilo 'stretchod over n. frame,
Endeavor to apply when two, euccoMivo
clear days can bo had to dry it well be
fore placing it ovor tho vapor and heat
of ii bed.
Ueady for uso, tbeso cost in monoy
$1.25, nnd in labor enough to mnko tho
cntiro cost nearly equal tho interest on
glnss for ono year. In careful hands
thoy will servo three soasons. They do
not gather heat so rapidly during the
day ns glass, nnd hence there is less
dnngcr of. burning or drawing plants;
nor do they thrown heat so fnst nt night,
and so need less covering. Fitting tight
to the frames they admit of no drafts
undergo no sudden chango, and slitter,
little from dninponingolT. Old gardeners
nro usually prejudiced against them at
iirst thought, but I notice after once try
ing them thoy annually incrcaso their
nunibor, finding them a cheap way of
increasing their beds, causing no break-
ago liko glass in careless hands, nnd nro
stored at less expense, nnd answer ninny
other uses during tho yenr."
rroat Action ot Plants.
A German investigator, H. It. Goppert,
hns mndo somo experiments to de
termine whether, ns had been previously
stated, plants, bulbs and roots nro killed
by sudden thawing, nnd not by tho
preceding freezing. Ho submitted po
tatoes and tho bulbs of hyacinths,
narcissus, etc., to u temperature nf about
thrco degrees below freezing, nnd then
suddenly to fifteen bolow freezing. This
killed all tho bulbs, whether thoy wero
afterward thawed cither slowly or
rapidly, but nono ot tho bulbs wore
damaged by cxiosure (imply to three
degrees below freezing, tho potatoes only
being frozen. Certain Mowers which
wero tried wero killed directly when
frozen, and could not bo revived by
gradual thawing. Tho buds of some
woody plants boro a temperature of
zero, or n few degrees bolow, nnd sub
fcquont thnwing nt sevpnty-soven degrees
without injury.
Weight per Bushel.
For tho convenience of farmers nnd
others who havo not the infoimjition
nlwnys accessible, wogivo tho following
table of weights to tho bushel, as adopt
ed by tho Merchant's F.xchaugo of Nash
ville, Tenn :
Apples, green, f0; driod, 2(5; Ueans,
dried, 0; green in hull, .'10; Harley, IS;
ltrnn, i!0 ; Uuckwhcnt, HO ; Clover seed,
0; Corn, shelled, "id; shucked, 70;
Flax seed, fifi; Grass scod, blue, l-t;
Orchard, 11 ; Iteil top, 11 ; Land plaster,
100; Lime, unshicked, 80; slackod, 10;
Turnips, fiO; Wheat, GO; Millet neod, fiO;
OnH, ft!; Onion, (); KotH, 1)2; Pens
dried, (!0i Peachos, )0; Potatoes, Irish,
00; Ityo, ot); Salt, fiOr .Sorghum seed, I'll
Timothy seed, In ; Tomatoes, BO.
Tho Mail nnd F.xprcsi says: "Tho
report of tho American consul nt Calcut
ta, ought lo Im reassuring to wheat
growers in this country. Tho wheat
crop in India for 1881 is 2IB,000,00()
bushels, raffed on 20,000,000 acres of
laud, or ninn ami two-fifths bushels to
tho acre. Tho I'liited State' nvernge
last year was thirteen busjiols. The
I'elln price is 60 cents per biHhol ; cost
of transportation from Delhi to Calcutta
101 cents; cost from Chicago to New
York, about IB cents, nnd Now York is
half the distance from European markets
that Calcutta is. Tf wheat can bo
raised and sold in Chicago nt 80 conts
per bushel, thoro can bo no competition
by Hast India growers.
I brnko ii)i it piece of prairie sod with
the Acme Pulverizing Hnrrow, Clod
Crusher and Iovclor, and worked it
down so thnt a nersou could not tell
whether it was old or now ground. (Seo
pngo 11 vo of this paper.)
pairii anil ijoiilfrg.
Eottlnx Hens.
Although every precaution is somo
times taken to mako tho setting hou us
comfortable as possiblo, tho eggs often
fail to hatch. Tho difficulties aro of a
character that cannot bo discovered, but
much depends on tho conditions regard
ing tho management of tho laying hens.
If n hen is very fnt.sho will lay but few
eggs, anil tho eggs from siu-h a hou will
often fail to hatch. When cocks aro
allowed to rango with too many hens,
the vitality of tho chicks is lossened,
nnd thoy d!o in the shell. Fowls thnt
nro fed under ft forcing process, produce
weak offspring, and thoso that have
been bred in nnd in aro not to ho iclictl
upon to givo good Imtchos or produco
healthy chicks. Tho lion that stenls
hernoit is generally successful, but why
this is 0 has been n puzilo not only to
tho fanners, but U scientific jneti us
well. Ono thing wo know is, that her
eggs nro never disturbed, and they aro
surrounded only by tho puro and
uncontminatod utmnsphorc.
When wo place eggs under n hen, wo
know nothing of them, n.i a rule, and if
thoy contain fertile germs it is only
mntter of guess with us in selecting llio
uost, but tho hidden hen's egg- aro
always impregnated. Tho nosts should
bo (collided, and in a plnco which will
bo Eccuro from tlio approach or intru
sion of man or fowl, with tho surround-
ings freo from nil impurities or odors,
nnd every convenience afforded in the
way of dusting, food and water. We
liandlo eggs too freely, approach the
nest too often, nnd disturb tho ittihg
hen whon she should be easy nnd quiet.
There are birds that abandon nests
after tlio eggs have been disturbed, nnd
this may partly teaeh us to place tho
sitting hen alone by herself, with
freedom of action, the eggs being from
good strong hens, of wlifh only n few
havo been mated with a vigorous cock.
Avoid sotting hens if they are nervous
or qunrielsomo. Such hens are never
careful, and break their eggs as well ns
tramping their young chickens to death.
A medium sized hen is the best, and of
different breeds, the Urahmns nnd Coch
insure nro the most presistcnt sitter.
Milk ror Chickens.
An old poultry raiser, who believes in
milk for fowl, says: "It is both meat
nnd drink. Somo of tho finest chickens
I ovor saw were raised upon tho free uso
of milk with their food. Hens lay as
well or better when furnished with this
than upon any other known article of
food ottered them."
Another poultry-raiser says: "A
neighbor of ours whoso hens, to our ex
nspcration, kept laying on when eggs
weio forty-live cents a dozen, while ours
persistently laid off during tho same
season, on being questioned revealed the
tho fact that his had a pail of skimmed,
porhaps clabbered, milk each day, and
no other drink. On comparing notes
wo each found that our management of
our fowls wasjilnuwt exacily alike with
this single difference n dilleivnco that
put many u dollar to tho credit side of
liis lodger, whilo our own was loft blank
during tho snmo period; nnd this thing
had been going on for years, with the
result nlwnvs in favor of a milk diet'
Sour milk, sweet clabbered milk,
buttermilk, nro all excellent for every
sortt of poultry at all ages, and whoever
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equivalent to insect forage.
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X Krailuattd l'hjlclin from Hit Uulrtrtlty of illcld-
San, lit bat deroti d a lifetime to tin ttudr of SiMK'ltl
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tht eltett uf Youthful lnill.'ietlon or Kieeiwt la
niatureryrart.NKItVOUtl and I'JIYfilCAL UKIIIUTY,
LOST MANHOOD, ttc., rtmeuibcr that, by a comlloa.
lion of remedies of vrttt curative owec tht Doctor
bat to tritncod bit trtatmenl that It will ust only
afford ImmidUta relief, but permanent cure.
MY lIO.il'lTAL i:.l':itlA('K
(n.vlng been aurijeon lu churre (if t n Uadlmr liotplUIi)
eoabltamt to tntttll prlvt m.i llh ticclUnt
rrtulti. I ctilin to le a tklllful I'll) tlclan and Uurjnou
TIIOllCCOIlbY Informod In my tii.clall)
IIIStMMKS UY Jl.t.N.
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woeutrlnicntinK. On.uftatlont raasaud ttrletlr
rlval I'lnr.M leaaonatde. Call or addrew: DK.
ALLK.V, C Krirny M. San t'rtncltoo, CI. Otlkt
bourt, U to 3 da I, 7 to 8 irenliiy, ljnltf
DR. MINTIE,
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TVTC- II KKAIINY bTUKCT, Han Francltco, Cat,
iil Treat, nil ill route. Hprrlal and rrlrats
blitatM trIIU Wonderful Murcrat,
THE GREAT ENGLISH UEMEDT.
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lliioii, l'aoTiiuaa,
ttd all tht tvll tOxU ot
Youthful lolllni tioeiiea.
IIII, JIIMIK. who U
Itwiiia I'uTticiiv.aaAH.
vais or tub Unit aunt or
I'snamvAku. will tnt4
to forfeit I.1UO for a eaat of
tills klnltbattl VITAL
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nunij win no. ir ifict,i, a ooiuej tour twta
tht quantity, t. , Stnt to any addrtat, ceufld.nUJly,
UsilraUaddretf dttlrcd, by
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tVU.ud for pamphlet and lilt of quta'ioni.
Hliilfltl iioitlk ui:n
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OTuiDtomt. tex and azo,
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