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WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OKEGON. APRIL 2. iG jjptodk. Tbe Best Broods. Low priced goods uio not nlwuys tlio chonpost in tho end. Inferior iiniiniils tint co4. oriirjtinlly, hut littlo money Heldom bring good n'ttiniH for tho in vestment, Itiit they consume their regit lnrmtlons ncwrthclos'. FurinoM who linvo stock nliould kuo that it it ood and uerviceublc, and llicti ivc it good enro and regular attention. It is not nectMsnry thut farm mock nliotiltl all be thoroughbred, nnd thoii innde dclicnlo and dainty from uxcesaivo euro anil at tention. On the farina wo want stock for sorvico, and wukIioiiIiI handle only huuIi us will pay the ln-Mt in their use. If tho fanner does not breed his own tttock ho nhonld buy hiicIi n lias been well bred for his ptirpoKes, and ulwuyo bo snro to buy the best hired, l'oor stock, no repent, 1b iiIwiivh expensive at any cost. In in low uml wn an am ninl an tho mule, we need not despair an to tho I'flecl'uf hreeuini:. It is true that wo ran expect much of breeding. It id truo that we cannot expect much from the Htupid ass, but tho cleanly bred niaro tuny L'ivo vieor and spirit that will on- liven her ofl'spriug. In retiring mule colts, too littlo regard H paid to tlio qual ities of tho dam. With many fanncis any mnro is coiiriKierci! good enough to bo Rorved by a jack. Wn (picstion tho wisdom of this policy. Cattle and hogs should be bred up by crossing thotough bred mules upon the native stock, llrndos, poibly, more hardy and igor oils, will give about mm good practical re sults, thoroughbreds ; certainly so when they are several times crossed ; tho nialo used should always ho thoroughbred. In stock breeding, as in farming, the in tonsivo plan will bo tho most prollUblc. (let good qualities concentrated into n small compass by having good stock and only n smoll lot; got tho best breed. WalUce'i Year Book ot Trotting and Faclng ln 1880. Ill (ho latter part of March or Drat part of April there will bo issued from tho olllco of tho American Trotting Hog istor, in Now York, a complete record of all trotting and pacing performances of tho past year. Those performances will bo given in full summaries, showing nvcry incident of ovcry raco whero any milo was trotted or paced in 2:1)0 or bet ter. Those Htimmaricd have been dil igently compared and thou rocomparcd with tho ofllcial report in tho olllco of tho National Trotting Association, and tlioy aro altogether more nearly correct than anything of tho kind over hereto fore published. Ah there will bo no skeletons or sham summaries, this part of tho book, with its indoxos, will fill more than two hundred pages. Then will follow tho great auuiinl tables of performers under their siros, embracing nearly or quite a hundred pages more. These tables aro tho great educators of this generation of horse men and embrace nil past teachings and all past experiences. They not only show what performers have come from tho loins of each sire, but they show what the sons and daughters of each sirn have done in tho way of getting or producing trotters and pacers. These tables, in their simple arrangement uud statement of facts, are worth ton-fold more than all that hns ever boon written or uttered on tho subject of breeding the trotter. ThU volutin) of noarly three hundred largo octavo iiages will bo handsomely hound in llexible covers and sold at one dollar, with a liberal discount to the trade, editors, postmasters, eU Address: Jons 11. Wai.i.ack, 212 llnmdway, Now York. Wo will supply copies of this work (o .ill of our subscribers who will send us their back dues and a year in advance, free of charge. Copies can bo had Ht thisoflleo for $1 each. Ilreeding is not a lottery, however ir regular it may be in carrying out tho designs of men. What it can do litis been proved, when undergone with pur pose uud caution, by the Uakewell brood of sheep, which was actually created simply by prosistout ofl'ort. Much will depend upon the brood mare, and the breeder should consider live things in connection with her blood, frame, health at stinting time, temper and soundness. As to the fust ot these considerations, biccdcrs should fcoleet such a mnro and a good speci men of her class as is of tho class or family which ho desires to reproduce, intending to have them in view when ho selects tho brooding stallion. Tho mnro should bo "roomy" of body, so that sho can carry, and while carrying, nourish well her foal, and therfore, die should bo ot a build which would bo a defect in the nmko up of a stallion. As to health, her blood bhould bo in gotid order, and her heart and ambition in tirotrnto condition, nnd her temper should bo such as to have nude quick to respond to the demands made upon her, plucky nnd obedient to tho voico ami command of her driver. Finally bIio should lw freo from inher ited or trausiuittiblo unsoundness. Ac cidental unsoundness, broken knees, knocked-down hips, and tho like, may bo disregarded, but ringbones, spovius, all enlargements of Iwne, curbs, curby hocks uud defective feet (unless tho ef fect of cureless rlinnintO should rule a marc nut of the breeding stable, with out hesitation or delay, and blind nosa u ulcus it bo tho known result of uccidout will disqualify, too. Spavins, curbs and ringbones may not be congoninl, but tho offspring surely will disclose, theso un soundnesses just as soon as it bo put at strenuous labor ; and cataract, lileo glan ders, is a constitutional disability, whoso appoarnnco cannot be provented, sooner or later. Miles, in hie flno work on breeding, instunco n sories of colts, Otherwise pcncci mnmiwe, wuicii uio played curbs at four or five years, and investigation shnwod thoir dama had curbs, also ; and cataract appeared on tho eyes ot a lot of colt which had fiocn sired by an Irish stallion aflliclcd by that discose. First Principles ot none-Breeding. i)y many men horso-brceding is deem ed a lottery, and so in groat measure it is, but not much for tiny inherent difll .all f .. ..1X1. Xlnlr HHn...(..lf. A ,i.ltHlll uuiuu.1 wmuu umiii iiruouuuuui ouiunuu, as for the Imp-hazard fashion with which it is pursued too frequently. Homo farmer has a paiticularly good iiniro, which has midcarod horsolf to her owner bocati'o of tho trails which she possessed, and ho, seeing eomo Bullion which attracts his oyo, or has some ro pule, sets immediately about breeding the two togothor, and his mind formu lates a dising by that word the chief ability to affect the character of the offspring donouds upon tho groator or less vigor of tho nervous system in ouch of the present, and that the inlluotico of tho stallion upon tho get, which is deemed groator, on tho avorago, than that of tho mare, is dependent upon tho oflect which ho exerts upon tho norvous system of the niaro at tho timo ot scrvico; nnd tins cllect will bo found has boon found to bo moro clearly within con trol of tho animal most clearly bred than within that of tho one whoso brooding is tho less pure. Itesidcs, tho iixed traits, not thoso which nppoar, but thoso which aro de termined, aro transmitted both from sire and dam, with such traits bo acquired or bo inhorent in tho strain of blood. This transmission of trait by wrltors termed heredity Is not confined groator, is that ordinarily ho is tho bettor hrod ; when that is not tho fact, the dam will cast tho foaturos and tho character of tho yield, nnd whon both are thorough ly well bred perfect specimens of thoir class, whatever that may bo, racer, trot ter, roadstor, carriage or draft tho breeder may reasonably oxpcot to rcalir.o just what liU desiro has leu him to sock, OCT DP CLUBS. Tho Fakmku is making an ellort to enlist iu its holinlf all tho reading and thinking portion of tho farmers of tho North Weht, Subscription has boon reduced as low iu wo dare venture in tho belief that wo can double our lit of paying Mubscribcrs and greatly increase its iullticnco and iiopii hirity. The Fakmku is closing its fifteenth year of publication. It is no now venture, no uncertain thing, but well founded mid ably conducted. Any single subscriber can remit $2.00 and receive tho Faumku oiio year from date of paymont. Those who write and wild inn club of live, nil p.iying at once, can have th Faumku oiio year for $l.!0 each. Old friends of the Faumku can easily secure among their uciglilKira live or ten names and secure their paper at $1.50 iht year. Wo hoiw that many will get up clubs and vindicate our faith in their good will towards their old timo friend, Thk WiixAMKTri: Fakmku. Those who linvo used tho Hws Zinc and I.katuku Com.au Pa ns and Anki.k Hoots say they are the lcst and cheap est, becniiso most durable. They will last a lifo time. Sold by Harness makers on (10 days' trial. Dkxtku Gi'utis, Mad ison, Wis. HORSEBILLS. Wo lire prepared to print All St)Ic.s or Horse Kills at the Lowest Trices. Call and see our Trices and Samples. Wo have the National Reg ister or Noruiau Horses and will write out Pedigrees. AM1HEJ3, or call upon. WII.LAalKTTK rWIIMBH mil. CO., ttaleut, Oregon. A Half-Blood Clydesdale m "-ciawa. Mil. St. U. HAKTLKY. OK UACLEAY. OBKO oo, alarlcn county, ollire tor atle luK-blcod wjucojale Stallion, aired by Hob UojF.dau a Lion IWart end Morgan. lUataoJl liit hauJe: will weih about 1M0; Ujr color, g4 U fit p, Appljr one. OonrjoJoc olldltO. 359 orU FrulU.lUaU,Tr. Lav price. OtUkxu t (U.K. a. B. iuuu, moohuijwk, n. J. &&BSIMHa i.lKEifbBiiVH JfMMfVMk flsff'iTiliLMiBsT'l? SrrrGiw .Mane. THK STALLION SHOW. The largest Keproscntation and the ltcst Exhibition of Horseflesh yet Tlio HoracH. Yesterday was tho occasion of the sixth annual stallion show for Marion county and this section. Last year there wore fifty-two horses in tho procession. Yes terday seventy-five representatives of tho noble equine race were in line, and a very large number of tho pcoplo of Salem and tho surrounding country were on hand to admlro thorn. A too high estimate can not be put upon tho Importance of theso shows. Following aro tho horses that a Faihiku reporter wore ablo to find. It was imjKwslblo to get all, but a very fow aro absent from the list : Geo. W. Peek, of Aumsvillo, showed Mason Chief, mahogany brown; sired by Membrino Patohen, by Mombrino Chief j dam bv imported Arabian. it. A. 1'nrver, of Salem, showed the well-known horse Inauguration; dapplo bay; siro bv California Aloxandor, by Geo. M. Patchon ; dam by Iloagland's Grey Mossengor. Mills&Howo.of North Yamhill, had Ophlr, by Maolstrom by imported Lapa dist; dam by importcd'Trustco. G. W. Gill, of EiiRcno City: Sir Wal ter; siro by Marion by ,Mcmbrino Chief; dam, Long Island Illackhawk by Andrew Jackson. Ho is a Jet black, and lflf bands high. J. L, Mallet, Dilly, Oregon. Membrino Duke, by Ilambletonian Membrino, grey. O. O. Hijjglns, of Salom, showed Spot ted lluck, in whom are strains of Lexing ton mid Arabian, white with black spots. Inauguration .Ir. was exhibited by Uavo Malonoy, of Independence lie is by Inau guration, first dam tin emigrant mare. This colt took 1st prize at stato fair last vear. A. W. Hewitt, of Folk county, Don Saneho, bay, four years old, Clydo and Cleveland, bay. Kennedy fc Smith, of Gervais, Tornado, a FreuclfCauadiuii, bav, 1GV hands high. T. W. Hutherford, of Marlon, had Ore gon Ileauty, a Clydo and Canadian, 1-years-old. This horse attracted much at tention on account of the long whlto mane and tall. This horse was bred by l'erry Adams. Messrs. Fletcher and Savago, of Salom, exhibited Sir Walter, dapplo bay, 0-jears-old, by an Imported Scotch Clyde. Ihoy also showed somo colls and ycarllncs. .1. F. Savago, of Salom, Slerry Miiboii Jr., dapplo bay, 1-yoars-old. siro Merry Mason, dam by Waterloo and Pathfinder. Henry Myers, of Dallas, Magnachnrta, mahogany bay, sire old Magnaclmrtu ie showed seven colts. J at. Francis, of Salem, showed Joe Pedro, an albpurioso draft horse with Canadian blood. J. T. lleckwith, of Jefferson, Hall founder King, a dapple bay, 15'b bunds high, by Millmati's Hollfoiitidcr, dam MFsclilef by Gen. Taylor. Hoocfer and Zoru, Champocg, Wil lamette Chief, a grey Norman, 5-years-old, sired by Mastadon an iuqvorted horso. It. IOwoll, of Salem, Membrino Frank, dark dapple brown, sired by Membrino Gift, dam Iidy May by Gen. Taylor, siro lias a recent oi - :'.'o. II. Hobsen, of Sublimity, Mae, bay, siro Sawyer's colt by Stockhridgo Chief, dam by General Taylor. Ho showed somo celts. David Griersou, Salem, Mason For ward, bay, u-yvars-olil, siro Jlary Mason, dam inqKirted inure Jess, Win. Townsend. Salem. Hill Green wood, a gray Norman, Il-years-old, also uaiicocK. u gray riormiin, o-year-oiu. K. J. Thurmaii bud Young Atlantic, n gray Norman. S-years-old, sire old At lantic, dam Dell by inqwrted Waterloo. S. W. Grllllth. Dixie, Clias. H, brown, (l-yeurs-old, sired by lllack Stranger, dam unknown; also Silvortall by Woodbury. A. 11. Gibson, Salem, Turbine, dapplo bay, r-year-old ; sire Spotted lluck, by Doe l.indHoy, dam Whip uud Morgan. A. M. Savago Salem, showed a yoarling by Sir Stairord. G. G. Glenn, of Salem, Glennbrook, bay, 8-year-old, siro by Delaware, dam by Kiiaptha. F. Ia) Itrnii. Marion county, showed Coley, a Ti-year-old French-Canadian, weight l.'.'OO. .hi mes Jones, Salem, Nig, black, 0 y ear-old, siro A, Henry, iLitn brought from Kentucky. ' i. it. iiunsaKer nan a grey noruiau horso. 5-yeur-old; also Sujorior by Wooilbury. Felix liregolre, ChamiHieg, Glenen, (J-vear-old, bay, wire by Centcnial, dam Lion lleait tind Sydney. It. Arch.ib.dd, S.tlem, an F.uglish draft horso Fred Pearl, brown. 8-year- old, hire imported Fred Pearl, dam by veto. J. Voorhees, Woodburn, Young Gro nelle, ', Clyde, bay, 5-year-old, sired by Grenolle, dam by oung Marquis. Hen Windsor hail Pedro, brown, 4-year-old, sired by loiii Peilro, dam by Sidney and Henry. W. H. Wool, Wheatland, Pedro, a dapple brown, fi-yoar-old, sired by Doui Pedrt. dam Sidney and Whip. J. Voorhees, Woodburn, Gen. Garfield, a grey Norman, H-year-old, sired by Im ported Ma.todou, dam by u Henry mare. Hroadmeads Farm, Amity, had a ro prcitontation iu Duko of Weulock, brown, n-year-old, weicht 1,400, lSi hands high, siro by Young Domino, bo by Iomino, dam by Karl v Hird ; also Young Hrutus, a Clydesdale, dark bav, 7-year-old, weight 1,560, Ulj bands high, sire iin jiorted Hrutus, dam by Fisher Maid, by KiniK'ror. Clias. Stewart. Molalla, Dutchman, a ehestnut sorrel, li-year-old, sired by Ha eon's Haiubletonian, dam by Kmigrant. J. G. Nesmith, Klckeral, Ikveher, black, 4-year old, sire Hlaek Stranger, dam by Vermont. This animal is for sale. D. H. IWiley, of Jellerson, showed an Inauguration colt that to our notion is tho best representative tho old "boso" has. He shows stylo and speed, color, brown, ;j-year-bld. IVlcw Jetterson, 3-year-old, siro Inau guration, dam n Hob Hoy mare. Pojioxa Grinok. Marion county Po mona grange, meets Thursday, April 1st, in Salem grange hall, at 11 o'clock p. m. Shareholders of S. C. A. may learn somo thing of interest, by, attending. Secretary. A CLERGYMAN'S CURE. The nr. fl. J. Orauiv, Ft t tiding Ktdtr a iht U. 11. Cturth at Xtv Mann, W. t'a., write, that he lid bten A luirercr from Kryilp. tin for twenty yean, when he wru ndrUcd to try Arm's HAUSAriniLLA u a remedy fur It. Ho did to, obulued relief before lio liatl u.od lulfof the fint bottle, continued taklnit It, and. when he had uied thrca bottled, found hlmtelf "completely eured of tho tormcntlnK dlwue." ThU woi nfter he hid, unartlllngly, tried 11107 other remediei, nnd lad the treatment of tome leading phyalcuuu. AYER'S SARSAPARILLA U the moat perfect bloodpurller known to medical aelence. It rurlfle blool corrupted by Hereditary Bcrof- ula, polaonod by Mercury, or tainted by Hie aequclo of Diphtheria, rJctrlet Forer, and other ConUsloua VUeaaeai xtlrrtos from tho blood tho crrmaof dU. caaelmplanted by exceaaea In lltloff, aod by dlaorder of the dlgeatlro function ; Inrlirornteathoayitem.enrlchfalmDOTerlshM blood, re-eaUbllahi-a tho harmonloua working of all tho machinery of life ; nnd Curca nil mnladlea reaultant from rlUaUon of tho blood, tho moat fruitful eauao of dlaoaao. rnsrARBD nr Dr. J. O. Ayor & Co., Ixto11, Moss. Sold by nil DrusKlatii t l'rlco f 1 ; HI 1 bottle, for 95. SEEDS : SEEDS MILLER BROS., Seedsmen. KEEP I.V BTOCK AT TIIK nREGOfTSEErflEiW! o. tm Hecoml HI., 1'ortUnrl, Or. A larire and varied Miortmeit 1 1 all klnila of Field, Flower, and Ytgotublo Seeds, Frcah and true to name, lao FIlUIT TltERS, KF.lt. TIM7.EIIS, UAIUIKN lill'I.KMF.NTS, He., lumlihed at the loweit latra. MIl'EHIAI, K.UO FOOD kept comtantly nn hand. irCataloirucion application, Mention thli paper whon writing. WOODBURN NURSFRY. Keepa Itio T.areet etotk of Fruir, Shade, Ornamental and Nut Trees ! North t rallfarnla, at the my lowtit rate. No AI'IIIS nr othor Inioct peat which are ruining moat HT SKNI) FOIt OATAI.OOUE AND rillOEUST. Addreai: J. II. SliTTLKHIMK. octltnO Woodburn, Orcjon. GRASS SEED ! AAIixturoorAliout Kqual Tarts by WclRlit of LINCOLN GRASS AND VELVET GRASS. , milESi: GHASSK1 IIAVK 1IKEK TIIHIOL'OUI.Y J tiled and am variMile. CHII at Jauie, Jnrj'a (arm, wren nrna aciitn 01 Hairni, on liucna titia road and pe Pamplf 11 f rnntmro. TERMS I Trit nl per iunj, put up In new aeamlrot ackeandue.hrnd at Salem. For teed dellvureJ at the (arm, the urchaaer tur nldilnf aacke, 7 Mill per ound. UlarttMBt on 4'aau orJera for one thouuud pound or more, tor Moipleof leedaddrea: T. C. JOKV, box 01, HAI.F.M, Orrjon. f.bltt TREES FRUIT ..AND. Ornamental. MAGNOLIAS. Faints, Hoses, Cleinatls, l.(c. 10 Medals &39 Premiums Awarded at tltc World's Ex position New Orleans. Xew lrerrliUIr Calalncui', Contalnlnir many New and hare WrliUea, will bo acin: .Sj. 1 Frult, (iranevlnet, Ollrea ...4cenU. No. II. OrnamanUl Treen, ETerrcm,4 l'UnU..eU No. HI. New Itoteeand Ulematli Oiatl, JOIINROCK, SAN JOSE, - - Calf font Id. dectlml MAPS 1 "MAPS ! ! MAI'S OK HLFiO a WASH Ii;TOMKKi:ri'OKY. rYKHKAlTKH WK WLt. IIK Alll.F. TO SUPPLY I J. cople ol ruapa of Or.iri and Wl,lnxtvi hi lollowlnKitte,, Thw uiajx to put up In ronrrnlenl form to rary In the cktt Kncluwd Iu a a till board 00er. They cun be obtained at the followliuc prloea; Mp nf Ormn, . f Itaiiuf ITn'lilnstuii. Orrgou unit Watiluglun Combined. I. So fcjrltenilt by Poaul tinier or Kelilered ltttr Poata. lUinji will not tn Ukuo. Addreaai UlUAMt.TTErAIUll'.K VVB. CO., Drawe- 1. Portland Oregon 3 D 7ILK DUAI.NS ton I'AKIh and OK'II.lKD. Ordinaire la to Important for tho firma and orchard, vt Oregon an I ahluto.., and tlio drain, well laid practlctllyneier etrtnc out or lilting way; lime couo.udca toRlmun ol attention tulm lutlnslaud viltn tile draUa tWiufia and iinliitUlii, will do well to iLquIro IntJ the matter Price 1 lo Corroa. vnJicion'UUcd. Send for circular. C. W. IIPOVV.N, Airikilltural Eulnetr, lt.ra W. Uhloii lllock, Portland, Oregon iiki:yman ujjos., MONEY BROKERS! Monry Iu lon ntdioul 'uuuulal.u. In iuuii 10 auitou nal r.UI, or apimed tecurity PurcbaMra ot Noiei, County and Stale Wananta. Morlirave .in mad, on 'brvo t IU ojeir, time. fjr0.tlcc; lire) nun a block, Salem, Oregon. febS moat FREY'S NiW TILE MACHINE No revolvTnc cora pin or oracaet. la mad. wlthor with. out Cruabcr. Fonr . dlrrereot cuttlncl uciMoiin new, eat pattern!. arBBY.tUIECHLKK&UOOVRK.Bocyrua A. G. DEARDORFF, Physician and Surgeon. SALEU, OIOIO OK. OlMCt. OVKR "WlltTK COUNUlt," OOe hoar froui 9 i It A U.; W 11 : uJ C to i ,a. to.-. UealJtnc. at lira. RleJy'a. aTaTCaJU Irom tbe ceiut'j promptly attetided. Jeclltf bh h BhkkkkkBavii iiiiiiH Pp THK VKBIBST V nmniw nonfiiciin umwM m mu 3 A S. fa&rm SL, Chicago. ? " r IrKi iwce-l.-.-1 or to a IbJ, 83. jouil u-j la 0 ct) iii.&M asd OlBoo. 2!3 lb. ?' ,r Farm Scala, S3. . t t. lit t"ynlm Bmt nlv OTi.i.a.u.i'L titoa nsi rarutlva, tociudlaji a.M..u.H t..M.rt.. Wnw aiMtta 'U 1. niunk ur.il i-i.111 daitlee. Wilt UI.U ..U OUI..CW. Cl-Tuu, Baii OOOV JkXTou T' L...-L Z'l A tstMdll-au Beam Included. FaraDi3:Pt)ij!)ia Forge, $10. ViiiT-i.lLr.i.iK"S ' .vtvitv Mil. ciiint tm. ir Tat- AJi-liu li.lutvil oca All KLI1 0? Blacknilfca' Too!?, And jtOrd ot useful Article Jtft!i j Ipm thna Wboleanl .rlrc Iirc fi:r nil kind t 'iuUi'irUjUirqt tn ta until! daopi ..?:::, :ji;:;iiifl-ii irt'iztit. inn it., PIIIC::',, 86.50. HM't A 'uilii'l 1 mlnrt-t Tnir'.ix UlIa.5Wilhl'a. i'lrj.'Pl FtnlOoiVrr, uu Siruuuiwy oml tend f jro-jnUr t tt " ' "rt " n . AT.-t Effi&v ,1,: I i liiK ?M.t ."i ir & x &Jm For me. 7tYAl ,va nrutSnr TuhUt ITlTs lf-i 5itxr ra. LMivvr Jinx an fvtvS, nil i((nnmrtiite. flur thu 'i, i.'it''..AiM rol Heat. 2j;VW, AiiSIi-wJixj Varmtit.-d 10 Kt'i 11 i iaiui0T on. irouaandtioM, Vi 9 B tn ri" jnrM rif tlH'Ooiiutrr. eUdresa C-ICAGJJCILIJCO., thlcoco. AGUE MIXTURE. A CERTAIN AHD EFFECTUAL REMEDY rj)lt Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Itcmittent Fevers, IY. Tliti cloii of UIicami to common in i.. juiik of thoM'orld, ami cipoclally prevalent In iu. larloua dlitrloti and vlclnago of wnler.tourrot. aro almoit Inrutlalily accomtutnlcil j muru ot Ice 1 derangement or tlie Hror, nnd fnrjucntlr j a defectlro action ol' tho illgolho nnabi. Tho mero breaking of llic fll U lint a ttcp towardi cotnpletlnp; a rtullc.il cure tlio Tarimn organi of tlio body, c.pcolnlljr tho rlomacli f . Ilrcr, muit bo brought to a liv.ilthy nnd ipir out condition before a permanent cure can ii eiUbllihed, and thli fact bai been apeclally kept In rlew by Dr. Jayne In hi. treatment of tboao complalnU. Tho uio of Jayoe'a Aguo Mixture, In conjunction with Jayne'i Sanatlvo rills, a. prescribed In tho IHrectlom 'Thloli accompany eaeh bottle, will not onl- BREAK UP THE CHILLS, but rootora the ayilcni, more parllculatly tba llrer and itomacb, to n iound cunditliio, and an preront n rtlapio of Kercr ami Ajpto by I bur. ougbly ERADICATING THE DISEASE, and tho b.l vrldenM nf Ihla I, iIm ntnrbbli luccoM which baa alway, lollnwl 'It- tJmix titration of tbcio renin lie, a iltp.ml by tl. cortiflcatri publUlnM uiiiiiiully in 1". 'ynn Almanac, nnd the wide-J.vjt .,.., K-uyiit tin Aguo Mixture In thi.o illatrlcta ol ilm Cmr. Slntei. whi"i the ulmMma. l.ir !i',nh l t, ulnplr I. Hi" t piurai.. for Bale b) Snell, llltxhit i fo..4rd, Portland. RTJPTUBE HMuirly eurrd In M S .1.,., b.'lli ll'inl lVlrat ilini.llo ISlaalta Truaa. Varrai UilUieoulvlpoirleTruaa ! wtrhl. t.mlnljruiCtmillnn4 hfH. .irfMf B'taloar. aiMtl.wum 11 tni I .lh.rl iilhl and day, rd i- " J .t.int rf.Nt v York, ,. N'.r IllM.tral! pain. . t mr-imiaitua. fOMPANY. . rrwiriaeo.Cal. INCT'C DEDERICK'S HAY. PRESSES. thocnttomrr &?: icplntt'icono v- . lum auu. ltt. f 5 U5B3 "l Order on trial, addraae for circular and location ot Weal era and Hon th era Storeuoaee and AxcuU. P. K. D1D1RIOK JL CO., Albany, M. Y. Eatabllahed 1840. Inoorpornted 1084. nil unu mtlJi "BRADFOflD" PORTABLE WILL. coiia,vH(Ara,r(is, ildik mil. .niiiiiMM. l.f. Allr... ji.ihlr 'JIuThoi. DrsdfordCo. til, I1C IT, i. KM,,4aX. CLM'I.N.NATJ, U ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.. Tit i a stw ELASTIC TRUSS )Ua a IMJ Ulifrrvnl Imhi ail other. U rjiihApt. UlS.'j( BjJU.liTuI UkK til ft-iitiuu wf Uio ivnter.tviiiPU prsne bock tU Intoc- uoartturo too nan in iwi-xu jmr- -pr ftns mat u a pernon DOfl with the f Inner. Willi l.,jl.t nnuun ibeMriv ihtMMcniTlr Uy il niBht,ioa a nul.al euro n'tln ItUuj,duriWiiTHjchi'u. wnt bviuill. Cr- iiuvfrv LuaATua THRiHiu., iio. iu. DELAWARE COUNTY CREAMERY Write at once for circulars and apeclal offer to Brat pur chaser. AdJrea., Dcliwir, outr cmntry (X UESTOX IIAUBOB, MICU. Dana's Whlto Metallic Ear Marking Label, etamptd to oruer witn name, or name ana auareaa ana nam. ben. It la reliable, cheap and convenient. tJella at abjht and gift perfect aatiafactioa. lUuatntcU Itise-liat and aamplea free, .geala wanted. C II. IMMAi YToet Ixbaaou, N. XU rlLL Will iH o m jkl wjrj J jBfviY WV fci i TV A 1 V n2ijHf r--- w Hm aHaLA wj& MstSSIBLtir 'A truss m r. a. .aw- IKW ati'jB
