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About Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1886)
i .iAMEI'TJs. r'Alt.MKR. SaLEM, UltttuOiN, MAV 21 .SG ouHrii ono. i). (ioomiUK, noiTor.. the noon comb brow;; leghorn. Au over increasing interest bcciiis to bo in tho Ilosc Comb Drown Leghorn. Througliout tho Kiist tliey aro rapidly tnkinr the nlnco of tlio sinelo comb vnr- icly. They now bid fntr to have n boom equal to Hint of tho Wynndotto. Whon they weio iirst introduced they met with bittor opposition, but it mostly enrno from breeders of tho fiinglo comb var iety who wero of couro Jonlous of no toriety, and thu prejudice coming from that Bourco rapidly died away. They hnvo boon admitted to tho stiitidard and aro now a standard breed. Thoy have a comb similar to the Hamburg other wise thoy aro tho sumo as the single comb. They have, however, a inoro brilliant plumago, and having a rose comb, thoro is little danger of them ncing ironed, a point wincii goes against tho singlo comb variety. Wo havo never been better pleased with any variety wo havo tried thnn the Roce Comb llrown Leghorn. They are cer tainly remarkably hardy "anil very beau tiful. Tho It. C. Jl. Leghorns originated in a rose-combed fowl of Spanish origin, which was imported into Maine and kept quite extensively by farmors n "train of thorn being known ns "York county fowl." Thoy ret cmblo tho single comb Jlrowii ICghorn, oxcopt in comb. Thoy wcro often crossed on this brood to soauro inoro perfect marking. Thoy arc a grand breed and wo predict for them a great run on this coast. Many of tho alllictions that visit Ioultricr can bo traced to filth am! management. tho had Don't count tho chicks before thoy hatch oven after thoy hatch it is best not to count them until maturity. Don't ovor condemn n breed of fowls with only a singlo trial. Aftor two years if thoy do not givo satisfaction it is timo enough then to discard thorn. Wo do not believe in kcopiug breed ing fowls in a yard so small that tho grass will not grow in it. One dozen breeders should hnvo one thousand anil six hundred squaro feet of ground at least, and thoy will do just as well then if proporly fed and cared for as if they had tluMr freedom. Itisn pitiful sight to coo u pen of fowls cramped up In n small pen. Thoro they niopo around, dull and inactive, knowing full well it is no uso to scratch in tho hard toil and filth, of which, if their ownor docs not 8co tho folly nnd ruination, ho certainly ought to bo ashamed of. Hreedor, givo your pets proper caro or cleo quit ; for it will only Ira a question of timo with you whon you will havo to. Each Her Own Physician. Many talk quito boliovinuly of tho "will cure" in tho abstract, but huvo no idea how to apply tho theory when it comes to tho practical question of whnt to do. In our last number Dr. Stock ham told us pretty dofinitcly what montnl ovolutions aro necessary to koop from taking cold, nnd to throw it ofl' when taken tiuwnro. Xow, wo nil know how much nervous disordors (tho most distressing of all) depend upon the con dition of thu mind ; it. therefore, an act of the will is sufliciont to "nip" a told "in tho bud," why may not ono gradually restore her own unstrung nervos in tho Hinno way? Certainly, it is ti very harm less cxporiment to try to dotormino to bo well, and within the reach of all. At Kast, there is no doubt that many peoplo could accomplish inoro thnu thoy think, if they would mako the effort. Ono point is of great importance. Strivo to replaeo fear of diseaso by courago in resisting it. It is becoming a maxim that one who is afraid of a dUeaso i pretty uro to tako it. This dooa not mean that peoplo should throw away all safeguards and rush into danger reckloss ly ; but it does mean that peoplo should not center their minds upon their little aches and pains to tho exclusion of everything olso and constantly 1k on the lookout for symptoms of omo disease which thoy dread with- mortal horror. Fear enorvates tho powers and makes tho system an easy prey to disease. Take nil sensiblo precautions possible, resolve to fight disea-,o tho best you can, if it comes, then set your mind at rest, and interest yourself in pleasant nnd usoful occupations. Ex. How to Uia a Grindstone. A grindstono is ono of the worst ueed implements on tho farm, or in the work shop. Few tako the troublo to think I tf about their work and consequently the groat mnjoiity of peoplo fail to gel tho most nnd best uso from thoir tools. Tho few who do think, will agree with us when wo say that n grindstono is both badly used and badly chosen. It is too small, too thick, it is not ovetily and truly set and cmitered.it is not properly speeded, and is turned either too fast, and m.ido t. .mow tho water around, or too Blow, mid so fails to do its work well; it is not woll taLoii caro of and it is badly used. A grindstono to do good scrvico should bo at least thrco feet in diameter nnd two and oro-half to thrco inches in thickness, having a bevel on oach sido of tho faco for grinding on. It should bo quite froo from hard spots of iron pyrites, which nro injurious to tool, although these may bo taken out with a sharp pointed punch. If it is not contcred truly, it will work out of shape and soon rcquiro trucing up. It should run us fast as possible, as it docs work both better nnd inoro quickly. To prevont it from tin owing water a picco of biieeimr should bo fastened to a staple fixed across tho frame on each end, but not so c1qo as to grind it out; this will catch tho excess of water nnd clean it. The -tone Hhnuld bo kept in the shade, and never in water which softens it and makes ono sido woar fastor thnu tho other. Tho water box should havo a hole in it, to lot out tho wntor and keep the Mono dry whon not in use. In grinding it should mostly Mini from the tool, and if used otherwise, great caro should bo taken by the one who hold tho tool, not to gougo tho stone. Cor. American Agriculturalist. Wnahlng With Doft Soap and no Dolllntr. A correspondent of tho Housekeeper givo her experienco in using soft soap clothes washing as follows: Perhaps sonio llko myself prefer from motives of economy, to uso the old fashioned soft soap. I do my washing in this way : Soak tho clothes for ten or fifteen minutes in a strong suds, just enough to cover tho clothes. Aftor washing put all tho whito clothes with tho finer ones on top, into another tub. Pour over them enough boiling water to cover thorn woll. Cover tho tub to keep tho steam in. In ton minutes you can uncover thorn, take tho washltoard by tho legs and with tho top press and suds tho clothes, turning litem over to get at, thorn all. Wring out and bluo as usunl Clothes washed in this way will bo whiter than when boiled. I koop tho suds warm for tho whole of my clothes. Calicoes will not fade if put in dirty suds that is, dark calicoes. Light calicoes I wash with the whito clothos. i:rllrmriil In Tra. Groat oxcitcinent lit been caussd in tho vi cinity of I'sris, Tux, hy the ronurkablo re. eovery o( Mr. J. K, Corley, who htai o help leu he could not turn in bed, or raiso hit head; overvbody said hn waa dyln of Consumption, A trial bottle ut Dr. King'i New Discovery was tent liimi Finding relief, hn bought a largo bottle nnd a box of Dr. King' New Life rills; by tne timo no Imcl taken two boxen ol Pills and two bottla of tho Discovery, he waa well and had gained in llesh thirty-six pounds. Trial Jlittlo of this Great Discovery for CoimimpMao free at Port & Son a. 2 Calf Rearing on Slilm Milt:. For four years, writes Prof. 0. K. Morrow, of Illinois, wo havo reared n score or moro of calves oach year, using skimmed mill; entirely after they wcro from ono to two weeks old, and aro sure that tho practice is dcsirahlo for very many 'aimers. Wo havo not been ablo to nx .ire m rapid growth or mi plump and attractive appearance for tho calves as when they sucklo their dams or nro fed whole milk. Nor do wo eecuro ma turity in "O short n time. In other words, we beliqvo puro milk is tho best possible food for n cnlf ; but satisfactory results and often greater profits result from u-ing tho cream for butter-making and feeding the skimmed milk. The change to skimmed milk should not be made too suddenly. Caro should bo tako I) to have tho mill: of uniform temporaturo when fed bettor Mow thnu above that of fresn mill.-. It is better to feed tin co times a day while tho calves are young ; and hotter to fi-od oaen call sopiratoiy tnan nuvur.il in one place together. Exchange. Heppnor aazette Is Not a CUml Neither is it a mountain oyntcr; but it is ,i wordly pnjwr scribbled up in plain U. is. languuyo anil printed on a Mvent power prccs in n part of Kits-torn Oregon wliero cord's and cords ol vacant govern ment and railroad lam! nt ill lies out doors. It never stole lioge, but it ia fromtiraos borrowed by the neighboro. .Sample copy with description of tho Ifeppner hille country, 10 cents in stamps. No discount to bummers. It never sucks eggs. Address, J.W. Redington, Ifepp ner, Oregon. Telegraph Cake. One cup sugar, ono and one-half of flour, two eggs, four large spoonfuls of water, ono teaspoon ful of butter, one of cream tartar, one half of soda, a littlo lemon. grange olumi,;. tiRANUES MIHlDTOItY. Tiie Oregon Stato Orange oiTirais. 11. P. l!)Uc. Nlater i'uiIi; Skit in, Marlon Co., Ugti. Overseer. A Luellini, atnaa C" . Oi!n. M'lwrvnitip, Clack Uvturvr II. V. HtvtM. Slatf-in! Clackamas Co.. On. Steward -W. It. Thomas, Walla Wali Tv. Walli, Assistant Steward. 1'. (.'. Y minus, Vnli. uucal, W T. Chaplain. A Sciuimvxny. (,i-ns;'Ville, Idaho Co., Idaho treasurer II. F. Hutch, Independence, Polk Co., 0$n. Secretary Mr M. J. Train, Albany, Ltnn Co., Ocn. fJati' Keeper. John Sitnp.on, Siui'aw, I nun Co., Orcein. Ceror iJr. Jlurrnt Cooper, Wilbur, Douglas Co., Oan. I'omona Ml M .1 H rri, Corvull!, lien ton Co., (V'li. Flora. Jrnnle Mil.Vr, "tlbvood, Multno mah Co., Oii. Lidy Asit. Steward Mr I. L. Hilleary, Tarncr, Marion Co., On. R. V. ZogbAum contributes to tho May Harnor's some of his experiences of ironiieriue ii'iu iiuwiiiiuru nuiii'i uiu hcadimr. "With the IJInoroats on tho Horder." Tho article is fully illustrat ed from the iiutlii'i s iirawmgs. llv land or nt sna, out on tho prairio or in tho crowded city, Ayer's Cathartic Pills niu tho Iwt for purgative purpos e, everywhere ronvenionl, efllcncious, and afe. l-'or sluggish IwhvoIh, torpid livor, indigcstiiiii. bad breath, ilutuloncy, and nick lieadaebe. they are n euro remedy. ' IturKlrn't Ainlrn H;,ir. The Itant Salru in .tin ntM fer Cats, liruisri, .Sorn. Ulcer, Slt IShenin, Fuver Sores, Tetter C stpioil iamW, t'liilhlaii' Cnrm, nnd nil Skim Krupti -ii', rtnd positively cuns l'ilci, or no pi. tripiinil Itinwn.iinii. ted 'o give perfect mtlttaoilnn, or nuniey in funded. I'rico V5 cent pr Imx. For sale by Port ti Son. io.sniriio ennui. An cl.l fhytleUn, rttlrid fmin pnetlet, ln liitt lmtl pscedln his html ty an Kut ImlU mlnlonnty the tormoU ol a slnfj'le xrcctallc remclylor tho rpreily ami permanent cure ol i cmumiition, lire chill, Cut arrh Aithma, ami all tlinutiiml Lung AITictlen, alio a ponltlT. smi mllcali'tiic tor .Nmoui Dclnlitymul all Ncrvou Complilnti, alter luvlfi Uitnl Its womlettul curatlte power In thoiiiaml nt vm li felt It hi duty to nmkelt knovwi to his tnKerliK elli, Aclu. atoil by thltinotlioaiiil ailelru tore let vhununsuf. lerlnp. I will send (rruol claive, toall hotlflre It. this rccix In Otniun. Isllli or Krtncli, with full direction! (or iirepnlnjr and Uilnf. Snt tytcll liy aMfcms nun siamp ami niiniiiir tin per, iv. a NOVKS liOI-.r rr I lltock lliKlinter N V nOin RUSSELL &COS ilJ. -iv PORTABLE SAV MILLS, FARMED SAW MILL ENGINES, THRESHING MACHINES. ETC. AT FIRST HANDS. SQala "L'VH tha IIKHTlIILI. IN TIIKnOltLD tjXtXf for the money. CalahHruo ami nrlcclUt Kill tree. Addrrw ttl'aSKLI. .t CO., uotlSint: l-oilland, Ortcoii, ggs for atohing LANGSHANGS, IMyjiioiidi Roclts, and .Sin t'onili Itrown Lcliorn. :Ie Address: II II. IMTU.l.V, Proprietor iirovriuuiip rouiiry rarui, Hrowimit'e, Orrjon, 'niirWm EGGS FOR HATCHING I'rniii (iruml I'rlo lliiiulni; W Y n i u u i ico ! riyinoutli Stocks, IEi'nvii liculiorns. Sin"I VmixU !Jrvn liC'honi, nuil Vvlilii IMicKs. it to. I. i. not Mirii illanyl br urr batiifictlon guaranteed vr.hiri'u. .inl .U.olii ani.i Orison. Charles Gamrnerdinger. Columbus, Ohio. Hits the iTjUi'KfSi Smllry Imij,'e hi (In; Wovhl. iuim i:srti:i.(oiiF.i i inn. LHL1 l ii i.nBcui.vo vvi::t cno inuni this eawii, MMarttllu lld'. I in .'.O larire i arils. ruwi lor ura 'lie uio.e er t0 lor latclilnf iluriii,- .prin,' l'or i.i'l i:-..riitin; ( (,;) Iju Idlni'., )rdsnd funis, etiX, niJ ".ue i- M itiiiim and yet the flneit and Li.t i'lintr-jt d an 1cnrl.tl taUhiv'ue eitr rutiliihoi bj mil tittrr In th. auu-.ite Sll laihei, tb pt'o. dlnss sa aloio. Ucatlon this 'jr. luihltf FREY'S new TILE i 12 DlsPltf MACHINE NorerclTTniccore -. pin or bracket. Is inadowllborwltb. cut Crusher. Four dlrrerent cuttlof Kt Slttr?: "JP." TUK , K8I BEST ySt mEV.HIIECKI-IiUoVllOOVJJJt.BiwyrafcO TUTT P9LLS VBS3EEtS3SSS3fBBKS 25 YEARS JW USE. Tho Greatest ModlcnjffiMafh of ths Age! SYMPTofTi OF A TORPBDLSVER. I.otoornpprlltr, lliiivclaciKIIre, l'ltln In tho bead, trllli n dull scnuntlou In tho bncU part, l'nln under Did ahnulder Made, I'ullns nfler cntlnni wills ndl Inclination to czci:lon of body orinlnil, f rrltnbllltr oftcroper, l.orr hplrlta, rrltli a reeling; of bnTlnenealrcled aomodutr. Wearlnr, l)lz7lnes, riulterlns; nt tlio Heart, Dot before tho eye, Ilcndaeho oTnr tho right eye, ltelleaanea, with (It ml dreams, Ilia lily colored Urine, nud CONSTIPATION. TUXT'S 1'IIil.S aro cspeclnlly ndapteit to such enses, ono doso ctTccts such n cbanRaoffocllnirastonstonliliUioBunorer. They Increase tlio Apuellte.an J causa tho body l Take on 'loli, thn tbn aysteni la nourished, onl by their Toma Action on thslHuaaUreOreani.ltcnularHtaoUaro rroiluefd. I'flooUflr. Ulurrny Ht..lI.T. TUTT'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA ItenoTatM tho body, makes lieallhy flesli, atronRtlien tho weak, repairs tho wasted of tho system with pure blood nnd linnl musclot tones tho nervous iiyatcni, IntlROralca Uki hrnln, nud Impart tlio vigor of manhood. 1 . Hold by dniRKlst. OPPlCIi-ll .tlurraySt., Now York. BREEDERS DIRECTORY. S1I.HI. A!r.U1lr..Ur..'iTH IIKr Hie r..i low lic Mill lie Imerlril 111 our rnlnmii. In their proper rlnininrntlini. Tr 'H So (lu ti yene, Inrluillni; ropy of paprr. Xin.arRtr ipicv charKid forpio uln cattm:, hm & j:i;t:i, I'iiaiLp, OsKiot. Inipnrirra nuil Ileeilei of ouori-iinrn uaitie. Cotsnoldand Ilcelrr Shrip ami Civic ihle Horses. IK 11. BiOttNtiY, Inirorterand Ilreedrr Sirt-W-i".1. LU5J rr I he a few Clilce lltlfer and and Hulls for '. Addirm or call! JifliriMii, Or K. W. AKEV( Kal.iii, OrtKOii, Polled - AnituH Cattle. (.'ill and see my stock. B5C G. W. DIMIOK, Hubbard, Or , immiuu ok ') , . ': , ;.iV r; 1 m&s .SHOK'g EIOKN and JHItSKY ALSO POLLED ANGUS Cattle. Young HUk'W for rU- at rraKmnbl t a Hoik ol miii iUihty mil In p ittn cIkmIiiic " Tinr. : v' .I0II1V MBNTO, nlriii, Orii. I! ic.tirif Itll'llOVKI) All IMICA alKHIMINcf b nil iiiiiitHlloii mid crois tiff.ilti . f lliA l'rili ami 'SiJJ?"lS!?'J5'l",,,' stock known lii Or. ESSbicSSSeiroii as AMhlllt'AN Mh- r.iMi A good lot of l.nis lerhaloa wellsa lUiti i'rlcesln accurJince with the imiket Connpuulmee lolcltKl. ;. w. mm, IMiltealir, Or. Tiicedu of sa ? Wktnw v. x Jjlir - "TT' ' '" I JY snnopuuiRu I kin ii hheep, and i:sm: m iv in i'.. C'oui,i ndiiiT iclle't. til. Ynjni,' Hwk for saleon Itsttnalilettriiui I), IVX. GUTHKIK. Ilalln. oirs. Importer and Breeder Sp.inl.ri. I'muli or American l r " Inos. beiil for Price ctr. B W I N K . PURE " DERKBUIIufs. It.C. IUtl.t:VHnlrtn, sir.. ?4Ila a tliomuirhhred V.'r',iU:rn) I'Il- iLVll or rend for inv orlitf. IVrui fa flia mile south of Halom on old stage road hi8L'i:lla.ni:ol'h. MALUM, OI1ECOX, Tlia I.llnir Vi V ANlKNTi: sn.l l:luiVN I.CilllOIlN hntdirof the .rttiviri. i:nr'oo slmip for Ircul ir ttt. ,lriej S'lilll" fur Kiile. Sendfi.r Prtie lutil Apiary Supplies .IIAUIN (tlllTH kl.d IH'I.I.An. k.'.i- .for fV . "i:ii ft. , Nartii,. iNi,t.r BUCKINGHAM, . I'tal.r t" Groceries. Provisions, Cutlery, Crockery, Vlasmrtti't't lite. Tobacco and Cigrs a . i Will ll n, rtisap ui anv ilcre III the tit). Tiioiin:i; taki:: it. i:.cii.ngi: roHLnoni. ! E l.'ill and - me '.' CNminvrosl strttt, letoi.u i.unir .v link'. ne Hurt try uml I lie Cliiini-ltlc llotvl, fue v, 0r.70H aultf (a(M)! fanning Lands EAST OF THE CASCADES Vi Ithlu i lo C idlles of railroad and ilitr. Mat AUall, (illiUiu lonnl) ; 40 mile from Tho inlles; lis ir.tlft frim 1'oitUnd. A i;oil Uiml n a Klfa t'JH uf llir t'urmlia Mill he guidon lerr intoralile Trriii., "llflJ AHK PIIKPAUKI) TO TAKE IKTEN0IN0 Y T purchsicr tone Inula He efftr for nlo. I1U(1. A IIHIItlllKT, AlksJi, Oirton; Or; Ilurroaa k OlUtr. II Wshloi;Unst, PoiUand. Or to the WILL All KTTK KAHMKH, caleio, Ortvon. Man Wanted Injilsheallly. Imixnulbls Luu. RAI.AP.Y375 to Hioo fur our ImalnfM fff .ji?rPW; mmt 4i u-rm r"'Jvktacr . "Jl-rfKl. i Jfasuclt, ?& J. r. A. L Uiaca-vU. JA V .V CO., Vi llarrlay Ml., N. Y. lUt n-ttCMl. 1849 VyA 1886 & -wJfi, Courieousr clAc ti ve , -s5-6-"Liberal. May cootl fortuno follow tho ronflorn of The Daily Alta l Tho foremoot nowopnpor of tho Pnolflo Conor, whloh preoontn both cldoo of nil i mattoro of publlo lutorcoh No onemtea to punish or friondn to pot, but fair and truthful with nil. The Weekly Alta Fresonta tho stronGost posolblo olalra to a fatally olroulatioa It ia flllod with good rendlnc, otorlos, fashion notes, and pays lntolllcont nttouUon to tho Houso andrarra. Splondld premiums with tho Weekly Alta. TERMS OP THU ALTA. Br Mall, Fostas Tree, In tho United Btatea and Canada. ' Dally, (Including Bunds y) Ono Tear 10 00 Dally, Ono Month 10 Hunday Edition, Ono Year.. 1 CO Weekly Alia, On Year.,,. ISO Bond postal oard roquostfor froo nam Slo copy of Dally or Woolily Alta. irafta, Cheoka, and other remittaucea should bo mado payablo to tho ordor of tho. 1 ALTA CALITOnNIA PUD. CO. Ban Franolsco, California. Clydesdale and Eng lish Shire Horses. 'Itio only stud In Amcrl ra containing tho very best specimens of IxiUi hrecila. Pruewltinersnl llhleaanKalr.theWorlil'a Kalr at Now Orlcan. the Itoral Hocletir of Kn. land, etc. Ijirao Impnr. InllonnrrlTedAuiiUfllJ. and nmrn to . follow OurlMiylMK fitrlllllca be. Inn uuiMiiialled. thero la tin nui'li npixirUinlty iintiitp ntsl elM animal of rlmlcesl breillnat Verr lol prlM.. I'.rery unlmal duly '"'' and nuarantvtfil IVrni lu suit all customer. CiitnluKiie ' apiillcntlon, AI.ltltArri(IIUOH.Iiiurvlltr,'VI. unerril eiM'Wiiorr. w LIMB TED. 50; UATTKJIY ST., Sun Francisco, Cat, h'ciua for ciiT.iiIarH and tcstl- mnnialo i.tvliicr full Infornmtlon. Chcnji Lnndsi Una cllmntoj plenty of watcrl :ny turmo) roKiilnr NCftsoriB. No Import or Ilxpurt Uuticu, rind no Tuscm for Tony cm h. tin I lull E. S. LARSBN & CO. WI!(ll.iyI.K Gmcers and Commission MKIWHAXTS, IW A II I I mm M.. mr. M'lialilnalun. (fol'TUY I'lloniTCIi 1IA 'ILKH TO IliiT Al. V j lanlne nil lOinmUiiiii, rinll) lim.erli fiiriilahnl lo our itiitimier by laui'v'i'-t !let Jobbing pile. Ami (' nltforleadl'iirl'IIIKI.S'SUUANCR Cn'K. l-.rill I'Ull llifc'. Illlllrrtl at Ion l.tta. Aici'til. r TIN(I'AI.L I. INI", of Ocean Mouii. era Ntmi.. . Virk and fan bnovls. Oirs . nil I'hll'tp) lcketit loirt rstaa. l)ritland lloiicv Ori'ciidiaaii on risndliuilsi' life. I) I' H. Urxii, ll.i.l.h VbeOviiiul, ciidlimtluii Jtmiev IIuiikIiI. aprlll! EVERY JJODY KNOWS ! T.ii U'. I'. ;ollHii.S Urn PHOTOGRAPHIC! Ci.H..iiffiiil Mitit, 'xdiiii, Oliguii ri v.ms i up. m:ii in tuk f: ! i i r r. i: iidsi n t: s n . Po.iraut, . i)il', . K.i!jU,'Iii.', Ciilorln, utc, U Mlw l.in'. In i.:i) or Mimirj-. Went Ii. una, tn.) Hill ii ,rr n.ptly ll:p it. MARK LEVY, Commission Merchant ! . llK.M.I.lt I.N . . PKITE'S AXW rStODUtiE:. a KiNwlt.'MillMH lOIKITDI, lUvlnjf inl H. j lii.lv . ii'ulntiliro with the irwte if i'olllaml and u, (ti,. i ,b .iid other ioiiU, 1 am al)U Pi sill Mkoiiatn. (.rinliiiU In ).ct idvant.'u, H fiiiiiirtllnlc Ift'fiirui, lluiln. MAJtK LiCVY, U: Irm.i Miut, i'oilland, Orn,ci,. inajlitt a positive mm ll: lO'in,'. iiilddle-JfO'l snd olJ, alr.Rlo or iiurrled, ai.ilih(kre sulfirlif Mltli I.OoT JIAMIOOIS, Mrwii'ilihllit), KKiniktoiihaii, rcmlual I.o.i,tio. Iiullli). i'allllli: llllUOIV. W.jk I tea. Mlli.li-,1 ll-v-l. luuiit, . ,ik tl r.i.trifi, Iiniritislii llloud, I'lm. !", Jii)il)iuriit t'OltirliKe; ulao lllo.d nl til In lliw..... Sjiili hiphlll, friiptlona. Hair ralllnir i . j jmm f .h ' 4 D U UNA 3 Hiss) lrwl ' feiwiizatioii Co. n 1 1. ruiua, udiu.ya, noio-iiirott, ;ct.r, p.irecta of l(i ) liil. ey and liladdrr Tioullu, Wtk Hack, I' limit); nine, lucontlntiice, Oononl.'i a, Oh tt, Strict. hi irriluaaikithliiL'trcatuunt, pronpt reliif and ure lor life, ltd I II M.H consult loiiflilentlal'y. II in tnaillv, e.ll'r wilto. l)e!aycsarud4ii;(roui (llitoxe !ii ycarautperlriuii, Tel lilt Cast,. i!l. VAmiOnClfcUAIt, U.'snd 1W ad .treat, " I'vrllM.d, On ton X-V-, ''"' tot price and llluairutiil Culalonuucf CINCINNATI (0.) CORRUGATINfl CO.