WMUjAMFrm PAKMKK: SALEM, OREGON. APRIL 16. L8SG
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och.
Horcdltaty Tempsri and Habits.
Not on trutiiiinisMiblo tlma nay of
thoso iiistingiilsliing chirftotcritics
which bolonx t poraonul appearance,
aro pocuHnrlliesof tamper mul hubiti ro
milting from thorn. What humun pa
rent of childrwl nlil onougli to display
their temper thnt is to say, their aov
cral inclinntiuiid of pernmnont temper
has not observed as utrong Ilkono3 in
thoso "propnrtioj" as in form or feature,
to ono or inoro than ono of tho chiltlrcn'a
parentH or ancestors? Tho dog and tho
Iiomo aro both strongly impressed in ro
gnrd to tho transmission of temper j cat
tlo aro Bcnrct-Iy lo so, ulthougli their
peculiarities may not como quite bo
much under observation as thoso of an.
imals upon whoso cliarautoristic tompofs
tho valtio of thoir sorviccH to man in
grent iiicnBttro must dupoml. Wo havo
novcrlholobs, known a family of cutllo to
acquiro, appnicnlly from n rostlcts, dis
satisfied turn of well, wo can scarcely
call it init.d, so let us say from a. roBtless
tamper tho habit of finding out how to
oicn gates and doors, and of wandering
at will; another family which no physic
could roach, because, although gontloin
gcnoral temper, thoy would never allow
any ono to hold their heads; a third
family, rcmarkablo for its vivacity, and
ii fourth for its denso stolidity. In each
of thoso, excepting tho second, tho to
culiariticH bocomo modified, and in somo
instances disappeared under tho infill
enco of sires differently contUitutod, yet
remained, after opposing inlluencos woro
introduced, long enough to show how
stubbornly hereditary peculiarities of
tempor may bo. The socond caso re
ferred to was of longer duration than
tho others, and no change of slro scorned
to allVct it in tho least degree. Tho
sumo bulls wore used with that family
in with all tho other families of tho herd
to which Itbclongod.buttholuhoritanco
remained in that family, and in that
nlono, without percoptlblo diminution
during tho period, extending over sovcral
generations of catllo, in which it was
under our observation.
In that llnoly constituted animal, tho
horse, how important it is inheritance of
temper. Not only in tho sense of vici
ous tamper, or temper frco from vico,
but in that of spirit gonerally. Tho ac
tion, and tho poworof ondiirniico, doubt
loss depond as much upon that as upon
structure and inusclo. If tho mora- m a
sluggard, hor colt or Ally will seldom
display inuoli animation, tho faint-hearted
sire's ollrtpring seldom prove "gamo"
unyielding under prolonged fatigue.
Shelter tho Cattle-.
Cowh should not bo exposed (o tho
weather; they may ho turned out daily
to water in sheltered yards. Not moro
than flvo should bo turned out together
ut one time, to,avoid injury from goring
each other. Never allow tho cow out
long enough to cause them to shave and
hump thomselvM. Thoy must bo al
lowed a liberal supply of water, but it
should not bo ico wulor. Tho dairyman
who will furnish temporal r topid
water for the cows in very cold weather
will savo feed and increase, his profits,
as well as promote the comfort of tho
cows.
Attontlou to Now-lttrn Foals.
Many foals aro lost through want of
attention at tlio moment of birth. When
tho functions of respiration uro not
promptly established in tho mnv-bori
foal. elVortH must be made to excite thorn
by blowing violently upon tho iiiiiz.lo
and Into tho mouth, and by briskly rub
bing the body with a wisp. If breath
ing is but hlowly promoted, ti few ton
spoonful of brandy and water, given
after tho first fow respirations, will be of
material twviai to invigorate tho low
vital power..
As soon as the iiwro has recovered
from the shock, the material instinct
should U encouraged by allowing her
to perforin the oflW of nurse to her prog
env, which will Iw physically benefited
tlirobv. If the dam refuses to dry and
cresrt'her offspring, a little tlour sprink
led over the back of tho latter will some
tinitM mtiiici her kindly to it; should
tliis mcium fail, the fo.il must be dried
with soft tl.uuiol, conducted to tho teat,
and assisted to obtain its first ailment.
It is sometimos necessary to protect the
foal from th ill-intention of a peevish
dam ; but after the nuie has permitted
the foal to uck, ami has evinced mater
nal holieitude for Us welfare by licking
and caressing it, no fears need bo enter
tainod that she will subsequently Injure
It wilfully. All the moans briefly re
viewed its neeMsavy for tho preserva
tion of tho newly-born foal and for the
comfort of tho mare, aie to bo continued
for n period moro or less prolonged, as
their condition', and surrounding cir
cumstance indieiUo.-Keynoldson Draft
Horses. The dlandart street nustaii Bttaxi.
Tho I'aciftolUiral Tress tolls of a man
in HuniMdt county, California, who
recently died nfter a fow days illness of
glander caught from a hoio. A vet 1 1
nury Hiirisoon was summond who soon
found fifty cumjs among borsei, which
tho county oommUBioners ordered killed.
A meeting was called to examine stables,
who reported several horses were
diseased. A millibar of cases havo de
veloped in Su Francisco.
In view of tho foregoing facts, there
is manifest nerd of great watchfulness
and promptness of action on tho part of
thoso who own horses or have to do with
thorn. The incurable and virulent
nature nf the disorder and the danger
of hum in beings contracting it, not only
justitv, but uemana tho most active ana
radical treatment wherever and when
ever its presence is recognized. Tho in
fected animal must bo killed at once, the
stable thoroughly disinfected and fumi
gated ami everything possibly talnte.il
with tho virus burned without delay, for
tho virus, oven when dry, retains its
pernicious vitality for months and some
times yoars. If owners are too poor to
boar the loss ulnno thoy should bo
reimbursed from tho public treasury, as
was done in Bodio recently; but every
beast contaminated should be swiftly
slaughtered. Wo hopo tho authorities
throughout tho State aro awake to the
exigencies of tho timo, and will act to
gether, intelligently and vigorously, to
circutiiscribo and stamp out tho loath
some plague.
Those who havo used tho Uos.s Zinc
and JiiiATiinu Coli.au Pads and Anklk
Boots say they aro tho best and cheap
est, because most, durable. They will
last a lifo timo. Sold by Harness makers
on CO days' trial. I)i:xtek Cujitis, Mad
ison, Wis.
llucklen's Arnlcn Hultr.
Tho licit Salvo in tho world for (Juts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Ithomii, Fovcr
Sore., rotter, Chappod ilandi, Chilblains
Uirnn, anil nil hkln Krtiption, and pomivcly
cures Piles, or no pay required. It U guaran
teed to glvo porfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. I'rioo 25 cents per box.
Tor alo by Port & Son.
The I'ttst Itlrcrai n Commercial
Hlliu'ny.
Thu I'.i.st Hlvur is a most Important
factor In the connm-ruinl prosperity of
the cities of New York and Brooklyn.
Us shores form a large portion of the
water-front of both cities, and n fib id
snaco for many miles of docks. Its
channel is scoured by strong tides, which
keep it puniianeiitly free from shoals of
sand and mud. It connects tlio waters
of New York Hay with thoso of Long
Island Sound, and Is the most Import
ant avenue of coastwise trade hi the
United States. Since tlio partial re
moval of the obstructions in Hell Gate,
a very heavy foreign trade has taken
this route, notably the petroleum tralllc,
and, with tlio completion of the designed
improvement, tlio Hast HIver will af
ford a convenient access lor transatlan
tic steamers. The value of this en
trance to Now York Harbor will be
still further enhanced by the opening
of the Harlem lMvcr to the Hudson, thu
preparations for which aro now hi pro
grew. Thu unobstructed navigation of tho
Hast Hiver would also have an import
ant bearing on the question of national
defense In case of war with a foreign
state. It would render the blockading
of tho ixirt of Now York a task of dou
bled uillleiilty, and would open tho
bhoros of Long Island to our larger war
vessels and to ironclads.
For these reasons the problem of re
moving the obstructions to thu frco and
safe passage of vessels through tho Kast
HIver has engaged an Increasing dogroo
of attention for a considerable time.
These obstructions woro all accumu
lated within a short distance of ono an
other, in a narrow strait called Hell
(iate, and were occasioned by numerous
reefs of rocks encroaching on the chan
nel ami the violent currents to which
they gave rise, making navigation ex
tremely hazardous for all kinds of vo3
ols. (lateral John Scwton, in Popular
Science or February.
Ail Indexible Juror.
'There are some infernally obstinate
men hi this world," said Frank Fiinal
the other day, "but I struck eleven of
the worst specimens last week I over
came across."
"How was that?"
"Why, you see, I was on the jury. In
one ease I'd no sooner laid my oc.s on
thu prisoner than I made up my mind
he was guilty, and tho testimony only
horved to strengthen that opinion. To
my surprise, I found, when we went out,
that the other eluven Jurors were unani
mous In favor of acquittal."
"And of course you gave in."
"Not much! 1 had a dutv to society
which I had sworn to perform, mid I
determined to do it if it took all night.
1 icasoned with them calmly, tearfully,
prayerfully, but It was no use."
"How did you brim: them around?"
"Finally 1 said: 'Well, my mind is
mind up. " When you fellows get over
your dashed obstinacy wake me up."
And I just tipied my chair back and
settled inyselt down for a gooil nap.
Then I snored. liver hear mo snore?
We nil expressed regret because wo
had never enjoyed that pleasure.
"Neither had those fellows. In ten
minute they were wild. Some of them
wanted to jump out of the window, but
couldn't get It open. In ten minutes
more eight of litem gnvo in. and in fif
teen minutes they waked mo up and
said they were atUlicd I was light.
Tlio Judge promptly granted the prison
er a now trial on tlio ground that the
verdict w;ts against the evidence and
common sense, and discharged tlio jury
. that lets mo oil jury dutv
year, .uiiimery inuic
tor tho term
for nuoil er
Uivicr.
The billowing is ono of the unre
pealed laws ut New Jersey, passed
while the State was a British colony;
"Thai all women, of whatever age,
rank, profession, or degree, whether
virgins, maids, or widow., who shall
after this act iinic-o upon, seduce, and
betray into matrimony mix t lit ma
jesty' subjects by virtue o: svints, cos
metics, washes, paints, nrtltlctal teeth,
false hair, or high-heeled shoos, shall in
cur the penalty 'of tho law uow in force
aguliiit M.tc.ierjft ami like uiUdo-iuoaiiors,M
WIT AND HUMOIJ.
Tho Land of tho Man in the Moon:
Thoro's n country rcmarknuly quaint and
qucur.
Where tho nlr won't support a balloon,
m overythlmr's Just ns It isn't tnre
TIs tho I.hii 1 of tho Mnu in tho Moon.
There people don't liothorwlth "parties" nt
nil,
Tlio crop of front statesmen's exceedingly
mull,
Hank nrtlccrs never tlco townrd Montreal
In tho Land of tho Man In tho Moon.
Tlio Indies nil make most dolhrhtful wives
In tho Lund nf the Man In tho Moon;
Hnf-cullty'it published, and honor thrives
In tho I.nml of thu Man In tho Moon;
The milkmen are honest, tho liquors uro pure,
No nirciits besot you with plans to Insure,
Quack doctors don't promlso each ailmont to
euro
In tho Land of the Man In the Moon.
Itufus Hood.
A beautiful woman, with an artifl-clally-hightencd
color, onco said to Gen.
Shields: "How Is that, having obtained
so much glory, you stilt seek for moro?"
"Ah, madam," ho replied, with moro
forco than politeness, "how is it that
you, who havo so much beauty, should
still put on paint?" San Francisco
Argonaut.
First passenger "I havo been over
tho country a good deal in my time and
I think the Groat Eastern & Western
lino Is tho best ballasted of them all.
Tho track is perfect, sir." Second pass
cngor "Commercial traveler?" First
passenger "No, sir; I am an actor."
Sccoiulpasscngcr "Alt, yes; I see."
A'. 1'. Times.
Jim Wobstcr being onco moro before
the court, his Honor asked: "Haven't
you boon in lull for stealing chickens
onco before?" "No, salt; no, indeed I
hain't, l'ralse do Lawd foah His in
fcrnit goodness and niussy, nobody
hain't cotched mo yit. Hit seems as ef
I was protected by do higher powers."
Texas atjumjs.
Tho King of tho Samoan Islands has
sent as n gift to President Cleveland n
jug of liquor, a drink of which will kcon
n man drunk for throe weeks. Wo
violate no conlldouco in stating that tho
President will not open this pig until
tho next delegation of Missouri olllco
seekers strikes the White House. Phila
delphia Press.
It is stated that President Cleveland
will open tho American Exhibition in
London next May "by means of tho
telegraph wire." This "idea is not now.
Wo havo heard of a man opening a
store bv means of a nleco of wire.
Sometimes tho feat Is performed with a
nail. It is against the law, though.
Xorristown Iteratd.
Manager of star actress (to hotel pro
prietor) "You can toll tho ropo-tore
that Mile. Zam Zant has forty trunk. i
the way, one of which is filled with dia
monds." Hotel proprietor (with u look
of relief) "I am very glad to hoar It,
sir, but wo don't want the trunks for
publication; wo want them simply as a
guarantee of good faith." xV. i. Times.
When- Dluk Thompson, of Indiana,
was made Secretary of tho Navy somo
one called upon Mrs. Thompson to con
gratulate her upon hor husband's eleva
tion to thu head of thu Navy Depart
ment. Shu could hardly bclievo that
tliu uuws was true, and said to her
visitor: "Why. Klchard isn't lit to bo
Secretary of the Navy ho can't oven
Ym."Dctroit Free Press.
Young Lady (visiting hi Kentucky)
"What a number of colored people there
must havo been at the political meeting
last night! I see bv the morning paper
that nearly all of tho vice-preldonbs
woro colored." Hostes.s "Impossible,
my dear. Let mo see the paper,
looking nt tho paper: O, 'Col.' don't
moan colored ; it means Colonel."
JIarjer'n llautr.
Bagley "You are looking for a short
cut to lortuno, I believe?" Do Guy
"That's Jint what I am looking for."
"Hero's your chance. The queen beo
lavs M.OOO eggs hi twenty-four hours."
"Well, I can't help that,'1 "Hoar mo
out. Fnt your wits to work and get up
tt cross between thu queen beo ami thu
barnyard hen, and you will bo a mil
lionaire in a year." Philadelphia Call.
That young man will yet make his
mark In this world. His forethought is
wouderful." "What is rcmarkablo
about him?" "Why the vory day ho
popped tho question lie first stepped into
u lawyer's oilioo to know what a divorce
milt would cost. Ho Is indeed n re
markable man, mid novcr makes a
movement of any i-ort without stopping
to consider tho cot." Philadelphia
Item.
Lady Midas "And wo wire buttled
Into the train mixtion-, my dear Mrs. do
r-impkyns; and onlr imagine our hor
ror, when the train had Marled, at dis
covering that we were actually In a sec-ond-clat.
carriage!" Grlsby "(innocent
ly) "Dear me! Yes! Very awkward
indeed! You'd taken third-class tickets,
1 Mtppose?" Horror of Lady and Miss
Midas, who generally take a'saloon car
riage all totlicir.sjlves! London Ihinch.
"Poor follow!" said tho female friend
of tho fallen; "but probably your homo
surroundings were not pleasant."
"You're out there, mum," replied tho
IntereMing criminals "there was a bll-Hard-room
not door, a bowling-alley
light across tho way, and half a dozen
saloons within a minute's walk. O,
yes, my homo surroundings couldn't bo
beat. I'loasant? Well, I should gur
gle!" ISoston Transcript.
In Malta ihtsohs aro forbidden to
come to tho opera "in short sleeves or
with naked feet." Wo can understand
why there should be an objection to
short sleeves, but why should b.o feet
be excluded? Some of these notions of
etiquette are too absurd for anything. A
society young man doesn't want to stay
away "from the oora simply because his
only pair of boots aro at tlio" shoemaker's
getting half-soled. Xorristwn Herald.
Mr. Faupas (to young lady) "Ah,
Miss Charmante, 1 liave just cvnuo from
the side of Mrs. Smith, who has been
asking me about tho beautiful young
lady at the flower table," MissC. (ap
peaVlng to busy herself In arranging
sortie tlowers.) "Have vou never known
how 1 iletest flattery?" Mr. F. (who
thinks ho may have blundered! "O,
but really, you know, it is dark over
where sSm is sdt nij. One can hardly
see jou." i'iirjv - a llnsar.
Use and Praise
Of Hall's IIaiii Kenkwhii havo always
cona together. Private recommendations,
liv pi'roin for whom It Iiai restored
roiitlifiil color to (rrayund faded hair, or
cured l:ddiies, dmdruu", or dlseaies' of
the Krnl und Iinlr, havo been Its best
r.dvertlsenient, mid havo created Rrcat
demand for tt even wlicro Its proprietors
have inndo no cllbrt for Its Introduction. It
never falls to do all that It promised for It.
HALL'S
TZ"3gBtablB Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER
Cures nil diseases of tho hair and scalp
which cauo deterioration and Iom of hair,
nnd a a drcsilng Is Infinitely superior to
nil other preparation. It contains no
nlcoliol to mako the hair dry, harsh, and
braidiy, but keeps It always glossy, lus
trous, und soft.
rr.rr.inED or
K. P. IIALTj & CO., Knshuo, N. II.
Sold bv all Dealers In Medicines.
SEEDS: SEEDS
MILLER BROS., Seedsmen.
KEEP IS STOCK AT TUB
Oregon SeedDEQL !
No. 309 Second HI.. 1'orllanil. Or.
A Uryo and varied tuiortmoit el all Modi of
Field,
Flower, nml
Seeds,
Vt gctablo
Freth and trut to nme. tlio FMJIT TIIEES, TF.U
TILIZEUS, OAHDEX IMPLEMENTS, etc, turnlihcd
at the low ei t ittrt. IMPERIAL EUO FOOD kept
conitantly on hind. JcT CUloifuei on ppllcatlou.
Mention tlits paper when writing.
WflODBURN NURSFRY.
Keeps tlio Largest stock of
Fruit. Shade, Ornamental
and Nut Trees I
Noilh.f rnlltornli, at tin very lowest rater, No
Al'IIISur othor Inmct nests whlcli arc rulnlnir mist
of tin Nurseries.
SST 8KND FOP. CATALOGUE AND PIUCE-LIST.
Address: J. II. KlirTLUIII WK.
octln.O Woodburn, Oregon.
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INGTON TBIiltlTOKY.
fTEIlEArTEn WE WILL HE AllLE TO SUPPLY
JTL copies ol mix of Oregon and Washington at
following rates. The maps are. put up In convenient
(nrm to cary In tho pooket. Encloiixl In a slifl board
rorer. They cau bo nlitalncl at tht following price:
Jlnp of Orrc'iii '
Map of WnOiliiutiHi,
Oregon mill Wnstilnuluii Combined. I.to
fjrllemlt by Poit'l Order or iL-gtiterod Lciin
Poittge stamps will not U tAkun.
Addrcas t
wiLF..Mm: i'Ait.niu itii. to.,
Draw- s Pnrthnd Orevnn
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TILK IiUAI.Vft fOll I'AKJIS and Olt II.1KIM.
Drklnago Is so Important for the tarnis and orchards
of Oregon and W.ahlngtoii, and III drains wall laid
practically ne er wearing out or idling way; I have
concluded tn ulio my tolo attention to Im Hiving laud
with tiL) drain. Farmers and iirch.rJIils will do
well to require Into tho matter. Prices low. Corns
pondttico o-i'leltcd. Send (or clrcul.r.
C. W. 1IH0WN. Agricultural Engineer,
nvm U I'nlon lllnck. Portland. I'rr.nn
FREY'S NW TILE
! IX DlfTir MACHINE
wnivu
io revolving cor -
Xforavolvlnr
pin or bracket. la
tnadawllborwllh.
out Cru.uer. four
airraranl cutting
M Mltarni. ""miU EBIBI3T
irUEY.HUECKLKKcVlIOOVi;U,Bacynu.O
A. G. DEARDORFF,
Physician and Surgeon.
SALEM, . . OKEOON.
V'PICK OVKIt "WHITE COltNEU." Offlco hours
f tromut13, 51.; I to 4 p.m.; and 0 to 8 even.
lugs, ltentdenc'st Mrs. Illely's,
coumr y promptly aiteiiui-.!
tsT -ills Ir'in tho
ICllltf
SUM ffxCfiS.
In tho Ccur ty Conit ot tho State of Oregon, for Hit
County ut aiariou. J.lin Hughes, plaint Id, s J P
SclirtxOel and Mary Sclmxrcl, defendants.
r0 i. P. rCIIHOP.FFEL AXI MAP.Y SCIIP.i'Kt
I ll Ills wI'd, defcndauis: 1 1. tlio inn r ( iiir
Matoot Oregon yeu ai ri-oulnd ro pp ar aud an
wer lhiroiii.li t R!r. ln.t jou i , nnabviom
title.) lutioii, n r Ulora lli Til) dsy ol June. Lelnv
tli Krt J'idlrld dtv ol tin. June term ot saiJ
I'ouit lxmg ilia tir-t term after Hi csnratio'i
i( ill time of the piihllmtlou (f this sun).
iuon-;n'll tnufat'.olo a:irr fr want tlitrxf
the I'l.li.tlff will uk jiij.-itnrr.t agalrst u i r KIJ.0O
with interest thrrvnat the nt I S per cent ir
annum Irom Janusry lsth, UK); and al.a for tii.ti
with Interval thiroii tha raU ft 3 per rem, per
annum trum Auti t Islh 1SS3; anJ Ui jr 11.13
with Interval thrrvon at Hie rito i-t 8wrcin lr
annum from J uiuar l.t, lis J, .- iWlD paid J'r h
21th, lsi, acd lor all ccsta aud Jl.Lur.eir.urs of this
action.
rkrvlce rf tliU summons l made l')' pub Ic tlon In
tie Wiu.ntnc.Fativr.iby lrluo of an order of the
Hon. T. C Miaw, Juoge ol the tnj riilltleJ Court,
wade on the Sllli dat 1 1 alrrUi, UH.
hl'Ultlti- .V XKIMUDMIV
turjtai At'cnxys f r Plslnttlf
Adininistraitors Notice.
"VTOTICE f HKKEiW fllVFXTIIATTHEUMiKr..
X sliudeaa reeu apclntet by the Hon Couniy
Ccurt of Marian ruur.t) , Oregon, Adiulnl.liaior of the
ttst ct Hariln M.U'er, d.co.ed. AM pcrw s
hating clslins ag.u.tt said ol.te are rtu.strd to ) rr
sent them to Mrs. r ll iir Wcldirat1.tr reldeuce, g
tulles north rf Mlfcu, w thlnU uontht from this Cate,
aud all rKr.s who art indebted to sal. eatate are
rn)ura'el ti nana p.juent to uld tllannr Ulder
without dclij. tiro, V. elilrr,
Ai'mlnl.tutor it the eatate rf llairlscu Welder.
d.acl
Eccutois Not ico to Creditors.
XT OTICE f'i HKP.EI1V OIVN TO ALL WHOM
1a tt tnsv 'oncent that Oeorge WlUams has
Qtn ilul 'Kdntl eicutor of the lait will and tre
tament of Audr.w Kelly, dicwcl, and all persons
bavine claims acalnst the ett't ot At.urew Kelly, dt-
cafl, are h'reby re-iulred t I recent thuit to tne at
mretnoeln Iboritrw balero, Jlinoo count), Oregon,
with the ur)uer tou.) icr. within six months from the
daleot thlaio'.ict. FaUd tlLSdth d.vn! liich,li.l
OEOKOE WILLIAMS,
i:ecutcr of the Eatate ot A. Kill, dscuuei.
-STEP'S lPPtin2?T
CINCINNATI. OHIO. .
CHPOOS
SEE GO.
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;T 'T.I".lIV"!l7tottoMll)S, 83.
kuuiaju ti tvivivr; iu-g iu.u UU1CC.
8&kF2dc?fon Seals, SS,
fly.' 1 rr! r to Ai?nls and D..Vrei
inud.-i.-vnl .iijs u-nj tulettc lacludlsg
Co.nii', VliitforM, liny, CoaJ
tlr-li, lilocu. luid Milt Bon lea.
STun 'Vocoti rVrnl", OxlS, (JlOl
C'ui, rv ill, '.(SOI
4-Ton, Hill 06O.
2:aa T2 ja-J Brrji Bcata Iccloded.
Farmers' Pcrlsblo Forgo, $10.
Forst) anrt Kit or Tools. ..
All 'i - l.n -tft fr j-It pairs. '
.vnvii.. vi.o. i jamner,
Tonas, Jlrllii, Jlu.luivs and
All Xbi of Mam Too!?,
And liini!rtMSg cC u.eflit Artlelet
Jlntitlnl lc. thin Wholeswlo
.X'rlrot, Pornen Tor mil Itlnd. of
h-n... Tvli'ovrrr T.i.thea and
'roolafordjirjr'P'-lslasiuallSliopa.
liiinrsvc j Iron Gom-Shellar.
IVelaht, lUOIb...
prioe;, 80.50.
.Bhelts e hush'La rnlnrt"t Fannin
Mills, FeI Mlili. Farmers' Fvrd Cou'ter,
tic titTeiaucvyandnadforcJruUar.
A $85
SewiDg Hacllne
For SIB,
DpnikaT.-tiaf nrnfiiA. pi..
J)mwr, t'uter iii und
nil ,ittjirfintnia. Jluy tho
J.ii't.t. Anivot oud Ileal.
AUMiil.iis wnimnud to glte
t.Mlitf'.on. ThontatUisolX to
- .V.'k'1 .j'IC'.I " ' 0.iitnirri.
stvn Y.'i c I I u.i.-ciiiT
sUdross CIClC J LAL2 CO., Clikairo.
Ii3a
WLM
Q,0
DB. JAlKE'S
AGUE MIXTURE.
A CERTAIN AND EFFECTOAL REMEDY
ron
Fever and Ague, Intermittent
and JicmUtcnt Fevers, C?.
ThI. cliu.ofdlicn.e, to common In jI. ,jr'r
of tho World, onil cepsclally prevalent tii um
Urlou. iltitrlct. anil vicinage of uator.cour.ei,
aro almost Inrarlably iccouiimnleJ ly more or
leu derangement of tho liver, und frequently
Ly defectivo action of the digestive nnjnni.
Tho mere breaking of tho Chill i. but a Men
toward, completing a radical euro) the various
organ, of tho body, especially the tto.u.icli f
liver, muit bo brought to a healthy nn I vigor
ous condition leforo a permanent cure can be
established, and thb fnot ha. been specinlly
kept in viotv by Or. Jayno In bis treatment of
the.o complaint.. The uio of Jnyno's Ague
Mixture, In conjunction nlth Jayne'a Sanative
rill., a. prescribed In tho Directions liWt
accompany eah bottle, trill not onl
BREAK UP THE CHILLS.
flrK rostore tho system, more purtl.'ubriy the
llvor and .tomrvch, to a sound condition, and u
prevent a rvlipso of Forer anJ Acue by tbor.
oughly
ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
and tho list vvldenco of Oil. I. th 'iHri-M.
access nblch bat alw.ty. full-. a 1 1 uw n.liulu
litratlon of the.'u ritnr lli', in i.tj.".l hv ij,s
certificates publish' I ani'Lil't in !. Juynv't
Almanic, andtlic k I i'Mprv.id f yit.t.'tiyof the
Ague Mixture in t.i" ll'-icU uf tu '!ii'.t!
Stito, vt'Ki ti.i- ;Imjix. ,r w.'.L-h i i
vli.'i-l ii prviu...
For Sal h Snelt, Hltxhu h Woodard, Portland.
RW'
RUPTTJBE
holotfl tn In O) ti t
JJaTTiUo SUitld Truii.
i nrramLni theiunWEU AtrttVl'rutji
h KcjuriirUt LtiiirtlydtCcrrhifruni
X t o lf,iu('.itrlrfliuivldsjy, Cumt
i r 'r j, Mr, nu ir?i Totfc,
, . llirAicJa4Ul
Sli1 li'ftnnitloo,
T .COMPANY. ,
wii JrbottJ9 Ctls
S
11 Sr
y - .
'DEDERICKSHAYa
JtfVaC-
PRESSES.
the customer
kit pins tho ons
jsEsTET best. M
s- !SMm. j !
vBffiBCBbamn
Order on trial, address for circular and location Ot
Western and Southern Storehouses and Agents,
P.K. OEDCRICK X CO., Albany, N. Y.
Eatabllthed 1840.
i mvtft
Inoorpornted 1884.
T1IK ItLXNUlTtU
"BRADFORD"
PORTABLE MILL
C0U.WHtAI4.ma,
twiii aiu. icm.ixm.
Vci for i.rlrU Vina
lar. Al-lm. atalatr
7heThos. Oradford Cc.
til. ItC, II W, 8Ma4 6U
CLNCIS.NATI, O.
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
I II 13 naw
ELASTIC TRUSS
lOnaeimfliiF Ua a I a.1 ciuerent irom nn
aillu.tins lulllnrrnter.ailifts
ltMlt tu rJl portions or Ihd
u.1vwkltA th hull InthtfCUD
V . ., ,, .-- - .
rasiias dock tns intsa
i sehsiblijP
XV B j
'" W fines ftiat iia n person
tlooa with thof Inger. vt 'a,'JhHwsatt teller,
rli laneMaecarvlyd.y anil nlht.an a. radical run
naln. lttiettsjr,darblnjrhap. Ktst ty null. Cif
JSKm Irii. twaxsTUJ TKlfci CO., CaW, U.
NsftWnaBBMBsH
DELAWARE COUNTY
CREAMERY
Wrlto at odw for circulars
and ipecl&l offer to tUst por
chaser, Addreas
Etlawut emu crsaeir Ci,
llt-MOX UlUDOit, XICII.
R fenziHiJ JH
Daai'a White Mrtalllo Kar Marking Label, aiampd
to order llb name, or came and tiddreaa and nam.
bcrs. It U rcliALltf, chop and convenient. Belli at
stjbt and give perfect aallafactlon. lUiulretcd
lTloff-I.lst aud sample t rev. A gect vaatcd.
C. II. DAX.1. Wet Lctxiiioti, a, II.