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WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON, NOVEMBER 5 1886
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Money In I'hsop
A cnnviioiiclciiit kmJ'8 in tJm Ilomu
stcnil: Am I huvu continuously :()it
scvcnil liuiidrai bIh-i'i1 in Ihis county tho
print JS yisiirH, ami before- thnt lime In
tlio Hint, ana lmvo fnuiiil thorn fully oh
profitnl!' urt tlio high rrmlti Shorthorn
nml tho I .cat l'oliunl China hogn, which
I luvvo kupl lit tin" cunm lirnw, you will
probably iii(lulo :no in n fow wnrilt
relntivo to hIiocj).
Sovurnl ouu-us hsivo combim 1 during
tho piiot ihroo yonrH to lirmlly bring
nbontu grout rrnclion in tin prioo of
wool in this country iiml in ftu-t nil over
tho world. In thU country from 1871
to 188U tlio wool clip iiicroii-id from
1.10,000,000 pounds to iiunr :iir,000,000,
tho grunt incroiisu having hoon chiefly
in Texas, California ami tho tarritoricn.
Wo como to produce nearly all that was
needed by our manufacturers except tho
coarao carpot wools, so that tho wool
growers finally received little benefit
from our tariff, which, hiiicu J83:i, Iiiih
boon ton centH per pound on tiuwashed
iln., nnil modium wools. Wool thus
ramo to Htnnd about like wheat or any
other commodity wo did not heed to
Imnort. No mutter whether tho tariff'
wna huge or small, it did not help thu
prico.
This now is all changed. Tho low
prico of wool tho pat three years has
discouraged tho IttmneHS in tho Kastern
and Ucntr.il Status, and tho terrific
wiiitorH have swept off half tho sboep
in tho West and Southwest. In Central
and WcHlcrn Texas undoubtedly two
thirds of tho sheep aio gone. I speak
from pergonal obourvaliou and tlio most
reliable information.
In Australia, tlio gre.ite-t wool-producing
country in tho world, tho Hheep
lmvo mot with almost equal dihasters
from drouth. The result is that, owing
to scarcity, wool has advanced in Lon
don the past fmtr months 10 per cent,
and lown farmers that could get but 17
ami 18 cents for tlnir unwashed wool
laat .June, are now selling for llfi cents,
and undoubtedly aro selling too soon,
for foreign wool cannot be imported and
pay the duty without a furllur .idv mco
hero of llvo or six coins, and our homo
clip being giiMlly short, our factorios
must lmvo tho foreign wool. I may nay,
too, that Kun'poam have no idea that
wool thorn will soon ho less.
As to tlio mutton invcs and wethers,
for tho past six months- tho Chicago
prices have averaged fully up to tho
beef prices, including both fat cows and
Hloors, and it is probable that with tho
increased doshe to hold on to tdioep,
mutton will Itecomo more cearco and
will advance.
I lmvo found 10 sheep weighing 100
pounda each to consume, about the
tmino feed in summer and winter as
ono average m.o cow. If well bred and
cared for Merinos and their n morion
average 10 pounds of wool per head
this at present prices, with a fair per
cenlago of lambs, m much more piofit
able than keeping cows and making
butter at 8 to 120 cents, and tho labor of
keeping the sheep is much Ies.
What wo want in Iowa is to increase
the number and size of our docks, and
at the Hume time to grade up the qual
ity. We may be assured that the
Southwest plaiim will not again bo
densely populated with sheep until we
shall have a succession of milder winters
and that wool and mutton in tho
United States must bo produced by
help of some shelter and feed, provided
fi winter use.
Tin Hair ami tho Hido.
We hear much these day about bleed
ing fur uou'OSfoutials, ami from much
that is Mild one would infer that the
hair nnil the hide were among tho non
osiontials. Undoubtedly points of minor
or no Importation are too strongly in
sisted upanj but there is danger of
breeders lushing to the other extreme,
and ignoring matter which ahouKl receive-
attention, llnvding for color is a
favorite topio for condemnatory articles.
Mkely wo have attached too much im
portance to the color of a switch or of
tail featherH, but it would bo far worse
to ignore color altogether. It is an as
rvrtiuu commonly met with that tho color
ot uu animal has nothing to do with its
value. This is not true; and as long us
it is not truo we cannot ignore color in
bleeding. Let me illustrate A team of
nicely matched white or cream-colored
horses makes a lino carriage or couch
team, becniuo tho man who can atford
a coach or carriage can also a fiord to
have his horses kept clean; ami when
clean tho whito or cream colored horses
are more valuable to their rich owners
than if thoy wore of some othor color,
for they aro more beautiful and sttwe-
tive, and accomplish better tho purpose
of their owner display. Their color
makes thorn worth moro to their owner.
Hut this same color is objectionable in a
farm horse. The farmer wants a horso
for service, not for display. He cannot
iiflcml to hnsli and spoii.o and rub as
tho coachman dues. Hence ho prefers a
horso of a bright, attractive color, but
wh'ch does not publish to the world tho
leant soil. Can anyone doubt that, other
things being equal, tho i arkor horso is
tho more valuable to him, for it doos
his work as well, requires less grooming
ami yet looks hotter? A bard, lifeless
hide can no moro grow fine, silky hair
than tho thistlo grow the rose. Tho
samo conditions of tho body tho action
of tho digeslivo or assimilative organs,
as detormiiifd by their permanent char
acteristics or by temporary circumstan
ces lmvo tho samo effect upon tho
texture of tho hair and of tho hido
Tho careful feeder always feels tho hido.
of tho animal. If that hido is hard and
lifeless, ho knows that tho animal will
bo an unprofitable feeder. Tho most
noted breeders of cattle, swino and
horecs have nlwayH attached tho highest
importance to tho texture of the hide.
Who does not know that tho cow with
the soft, vellow hido and bricht, silky
coat gives rich milk and n good lot of it
from a certain amount of food? Such n
hido and coat is characteristic of tho
Jersy ; and always among othor breeds
this hido and coat indicate good milking
qualities. Ex.
Ite $l.
gmriju
Pleuropneumonia.
Tlio breaking out of plcuro pneumo
nia in Chicago to the extent roported,
has given this disease at present a prom
inouco that bids fair to awakou enough
Interest on the subject and enliven
enough public sentiment which can bo
brought to bear upon our legislators to
secure that all too slow legislation which
tho agricultural nota has boon asking
for, for tho past thrco years, necessary
to meet tho exigencies of tho breaking
out of this disease in nny locality, with
in tho jurisdiction of tho Uuitod States.
John W. Gadsden, ono of tho most able
veterinary surgeons of our dny, states
that in ordor to thoroughly extirpate
pleuro-pueumouia from this country or
any other, is to kill every animal that
has, has had, or has been in nny wny
oxiwsed to tho disease, and this opinion
is sanctioned by tho best voterinaries in
Kurope and Canada, as well as in this
country. Dr. Gadsden informs us that
wo have some veterinary surgeons who
claim there is no such thing as chronic
plouro-pnouinonia, or that mi animal,
whon attacked with acute plouro-pnou
nionia which has been curcil is ns
healthy and as freo from any ability to
contaminate other animals as though
thev had never had tho disease, llo
said that he would make any ono a
present of one thousand dollars for
every such case that even after two
years ho could not conclusively prove
to tho claimant iqion post mortum ex
amination, remains ot tho disease, and
that such animals finally succumb to
its power. Eastern Exchange.
No stallion has made as good a record
as has been mudo by a mare. Mnud S.
thus far stands untippronehod by any
stallion known to history. Hut some of
them have mado wonderful time, as is
shown by tho following figures :
Mnxi-y Cobb Siinj
l'liaiU SiUHf
Siaiigslcr '-'Mi
(Jay Wilkes '-'ilSr
I omnia Turner '-dt
llonniu MUJregor '.MO
It is worthy of remark that nearly all
the horses aro descendants of Uysdick's
llambletonian, that wonderful horse
whose blood has done more than thnt
of any other for the trotting horeos of
Ameii' a.
STOCK rAUM FOR 8 ALE
A aooA Opportunity to Buy a Btoct Farm with
Large Oat-Rancc.
A party has placed in our hands for
t-alo one of tho best stoek farms in the
valley. This land Is situated in tho
foot hill region of the Cascades, and is
eoneeeded to be tho best adipted to
btook growing of any portions of our
State. It consists of 930 acres, all
fenced but SO acres '200 acres in culti
vation; cood houso and fair lurus and
out buildings; 8 acies in orchard;
county road iussos through place; a
creek passes through ono edge, and
soring abound over the entire place.
.Situated in Clackamas county. Small
timber covers parts not cleared. Price
$8,000. Apply at onco to this office.
Anyone meaning business will bo shown
the place freo of charge.
Rapid Beating ot tat Heart.
Whenover you find an uneasiness in
tho region of tho heart, a slight pain in
the shoulder, arm, or under tho shoulder-blade,
or when you fiud yourself
short of breath whon exercising, or your
heart has periods of beating fast, you
have heart Ulseaso, nnu suouui who ur.
Flint's Hoart Kemedy. At druggists.
$1.50. Descrlptivo treatise with each
bottle; or address J. J. Mack & Co.,b. K
Dairy ltlata
Any harsh treatment that excites tho
cow lessons tho quantity and injures tlio
quality of her yield. Cows should be
allowed on abundant supply of whole
some, Biiitablo food, and as much pure
water as they will drink. A supply of
salt should bo placed where they have
accoss to it every day. Cows should
not bo allowod to drink stagnant, im
pure wntor, or to eat cloanings from
horso stables, leeks, turnip tops, or any
thing that will givo tho mill; an offensivo
taint. All milk vessels must be thor
oughly cloanscd, first being well washed,
then scalded with boiling water, and
afterwards sufficiently aired to keep
them perfectly sweet. Tho cows should
bo milked with dry hands, and only
after tho uddorp have been washed or
well brushed.
Milking should bo done, and milk
should ho kept only where the surround
ing air is pure and free from all ob
jectionable and tainting odors. Milking
in a foul-smelling stable or yard imparts
to milk an injurious taint. Sour whey
should novor bo fed, nor should hogs bo
kept in n milking yard, or nonr n milk
stand. Tin pails only should be used.
All milk should bo properly strained
immediately after milking, and for that
purposo n detached strainer is prcfornblo
to a strainer pail. Good ventilation for
n milkhousc, milk cellar or dairy-room
is most cs'ontial, and may bo provided
by leading an nir-drain underground for
say 200 feet. Through it n supply of
pure, frosh, cool air may bo admitted.
The foul or warm air may bo allowed to
cscapo through tho ventilators or win
dows in or near tho ceiling.
Crcnm should invariably bo removed
from tho milk before tho milk is sour.
Tho cronm for each churning should bo
gathered into and kept in ono vessel,
and tho whole should bo well stirred
every time fresh cream is added. In
summer it should not bo left longer
than thrco days bofore churning. Tlio
best churning temperatures aro between
57 dogrcos and GO degrees during the
siimmor, and between GO degrees and
01 degrees during tho winter. Butter
can bo more thoroughly washed freo
from buttermilk while in a granular
condition than after it is gathered or
pressed into a roll. Only the bost pure
salt of medium and uniform fineness of
grain should bo used, and from three
quarters to an ounco of salt per pound
of buttor will bo found satisfaccory for
tho summer. The utmost cleanliness
in milking, in utonsils and in all sur
roundings can only prescrvo tho flavor
and body of milk, cream, butter and
checto from contamination. Hulletiii,
Ontario College.
concluded to try Illinois. My health
was somowhat bettor, but p.fter having
doctors' bills to pay through a long,
hard winter, when spring camo I was
down to bed-rock and often in debt. I
tried all parts of tho Stalo for fifteen
years, whon I lrul a littlo real ostnto
thnt I sold for $700, tlio result of fifteen
years of hard labor. I thou tried Kan
sas, but though the winters wero milder,
there was considerable sickncs9, and I
could not depend on my trade to get
ahead uuy. I tried this for somo years
and went to Colorado, where I worked
at my trado and took up somo govern
ment land that I improved a little, sold
it out for what I could get and camo to
California with a team and settled near
tho coast. Had throat and lung trou
bles contracted by suddon changes in
Colorado, and finding my laud title not
very good, sold out and camo to San
Bernardino county. Found somo gov'
eminent land in n ennyon and located
That was nino years ago. Was offered
$10,000 for tho land two years ago, and
$16,000 would not buy it now. In tho
nino years I havo not employed a doctor
or paid a dollar for medicine, mid my
health is excellent."
As an illustration of what can bodono
on n small pioco of ground, I accosted
tho lady owner and superintendent of a
ton-acro tract of blackborries, and found
that sho employed ten to fifteen hands
at picking and obtained GOO pounds per
day, which sho sold readily at six cents
per pound, and that tho season would
last six weeks at thnt average. Wo leave
the render to figure up tho profits on
this berry patch.
llore .Money rot- Your Work
if you improvo good opportunities.
Hullctt it Co., Portland, Maine, will
mail, free, full information showing how
you can niako from $5 to $25 and
upwards a day and live nt homo whor
over you aro locntod. Uottor write;
somo lmvo iniulo over $C0 in n day;
an new. o capital required; ttarlcd
free. Both sexes; all ages. Success
for ovory worker. Send address and
see for yourself.
Shears aro an absolute household
necessity. A good pair costs SI wo
give mem away, seo our offer.
Filthy dairymen aro a disgrace to tho
dairy interests and an injury to the
business. As n contemporary remarks;
"It is straiigo people still think they can
strain tilth out of milk. It can't bo
done. Filthy milk will bo filthy to tho
end of tho chapter, mid all tho straining
in the world will not make it pure.
When a cow steps into the pail sho
steps into tho butter plate." Thero is
nothing truer. Tlio strainer takes out
only what is mechanically held and is
too coarse to go through tho strainer,
the finer particles and all that isdis
solved remain in tho milk to givo it,
aud tho products manufactured from it,
odor and flavor. Thet-o, no amount of
straining, nor care and Bkill in manipu
lating,' will take out. They give tho
"cowy" odor and flavor. This flavor
may nleo come from the breathing of
impuro air by tho cows. A fow min
utes of inhalation of tho odors of a
foul stablo will taint tho milk moro
than all tho odors absorbed ; for so long
ns tho milk is warmer than the air of
the stable it does not. absorb odors, hut
Is constantly giving them off' by evapo
ration. When colder than tho atmos
phere, it condenses tho air and nbsorbs
odor. But filthy particles and microbes
of nil kinds Heating in the air may fall
into tho milk and injure it in that way.
BREEDERS DIRECTORY
nmall .ur.itT!M:m:xTS like Hie foi.
liming "III lip Inirrlril lu our column., in
llirlr proper rlimlflrnlloii, fr IS lo SIO it
)rnr, liirluillnic ropy or pane r.
CiTLnrKtr uco chained forirorU
CATTLE
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teai
IIulli for '.
1. II. liOONKY,
Importer and Ilrtedcr
JERSEY CATTLE.
UT I !uv a Itw Choice ll'ir-n ami
AtMicM or call; JdTjrwn, Or.
mdi) a iu;i;i,
l'ORTUXD, Oaioo.x.
Importer unit llrrnlrrii or
Short-Horn Cnttlo.
CotiHOldand Ulccitcr Slitep and Cljdehhlo lionet.
xKgE&
St. W. (UltKY,
8ilcra, Orrcon,
Polled An rub Cnttlo.
Cull and mo my U.ck.
S II E K I.
Experloaco of a Poor Man
A correspondent to tho Uiversido
Press writes : As thoro is much inquiry
Kast as to how a poor man can get a
start mid niako a living in California, I
will give the ovperienco of ono who has
como to this county with small means
not over $."00 all told, and an invalid.
Ho had worked at tho ninsou trade for
thiityfive years in tho States, starting
from a city in Indiana, on the Ohio
river. Sickness and consequent loss of
work amounted to at least $150 a year
whilo in winter ho could do nothing at his
trado and had to depend upon some
thing eUo for a living. To uso his own
lAiiguago :
"I could get uothing ahead there and
.JOHN MIXTO,
Hal nil, Obii.
Ilrcxxicrvl IMl'KOVlUl AM
KIUUAS JIKltl.NOSot Spall-
nil Importation and trou
breed, of tha r-rrnch and
Ry-SV?5Srvuiuli ttocki knomiln Or.
'cJESiS1'ivon a. AME1IICAN ilK-
IIIMI A CMd lot of i'.t for6a!at wcllaa lUm.
l'rh- In awordancd ltli tlio matktt ContiKi.deiico
o:cltl.
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I). M. GUTHIUE.
Iialliw, orrs.
Importer and Breeder
Irs-Spmbh. French or Amtrtcut Vor
-Ino. henJ for Trlcci etc.
SlinorsilltK 6IIKKP and ESSEX 1I0O3, Import
d aud Lrctl by ii. Y. limit, Wli leaker, Or
S W I N E .
s2ataV
ElNTw'-Jm
PURE DERKSniRES.
U.t'. IIALLKV Mtlriu. Or,.
RTlllii a thoroughbred lUuttretl 1'U.
iCall or tend for mr rrlcvt. farm U
th wlli loutlt of Stlwu ou old Ui.-o road.
MISCELUVNEOl'S,
.KO. i. uoomiui,
SALEM, OKEaON,
The La llntf W YAND JTTE and BROWN
LK.UIIOKN breeder ot the North et.
Knrlo.e t.iup f"r circular
M. Jerry Cntll" tor ulr.
7 Senator Price Llitol
Apiary Supplies
ir.lLHV It CIS and
Ul'I'IAS.
iddreu lor Citaltvue
D. KAUFFMA.V,
.Viior, Click JinnCd ,Or
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4ot)(l Farming Lauds
EAST OF THE CASCADES
Within 4 to 6 tulle of railroad and rhcr. near
Alka'l, Gilliam county; 10 uillca from The
Dillee; ltl utile from Portland.
JU Gooil La nil ExlM Kail of Ihr t'atrailra
III be Sold on Very Km orable Term.
WE AKE PKEPAKKU TO TAKE I.STK.NDIXO
purchuer to e Itndi e Oder for aale.
Ituuw.1 .V niHLUiui, Aiian, urrgon;
Or: Burro & Oliver. 41 Wuhlnzton at. Portland.
Or to the WILLAMETTE FAKJJEU, Saleiu, Ortfoo.
Th. vorklnavne4 M aera rOCltaT "VI
Or rt tllLD, Uul rT b.r a rrofll at
i IJoouiattaU.t. fcAflntf an trnmciu. alk
TrlU about hoiue, ru,laeatlara.tmxt.
erLc&lcatiu ana eapcuu. kimj Bian.we4aaj
a. &aUWJU,MIcAUruU.CfcfcA.
AGUE MIZ'TOBE.
A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
Ton
Fever and Ague, Intermittent
and Remittent JFcvcrs, c.
Tbla claii of diieai oi o common In all utM
of tbo IVorlJ, an J especially provalcnt In tun
larlouj district) and rlctnago of watcr-courcj,
aro almost Inrarlably accompanied by more or
leu derangement or tho liver, and frequently
by a dofcctlvo action of tbo dlgoittro organ.
Tbo mero breaking of tbo Clilll II but a (tep
towards completing a radical euro) tbo various
organs of tbo body, especially tbo stomach i'
tlrcr, must bo brought to n healthy nnd rigor
oua condition beforo a permanent euro can bo
established, and this fact bai been specially
kept In rloir by Dr. Jayno In his treatment of
theso complaints. Tho uso of Jayne's Agus
.Mixture, In conjunction with Jayno'i Sanative
Tills, as presorlbod In tho Directions trbtch
accompany each bottle, will not on!"
BREAK UP THE CHILLS,
but rcstoro tho system, moro particularly the
liver and stomach, to a sound condition, and lo
prevent a rolapso of Fovor and Aguo by thor
oughly
ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
and tbo best evidence of this Is the Inrarlabl
success which has always foliowod tho admin
Istratlon of theso remodies, as attested by tht,
certificates published annually in Dr. Jayne's
Almanac, and tho wl Jo-spread popularity of tho
Aguo Mixture In thoso dlitrlcts of tho United
States, where tho dlicsses, for vh!cb It il
vhptod, most prevail. ,
For Stle b flnill, Illtihu ft WooJard, Porthml.
THE SPEOIALTSV,
No. 11 Koarny St., San Francl-ico, Oal.
Taairi Alt. Ciiromc, Hrrcub ako Pnivjtii: IJiicum
irn Wonram. screw.
THE GREAT ENGLISH TtEMEDY I
Is a certain cure for
.Vcrvom IMilllty, T.oit
MnnUoinl, fiMitutor
mra, and nil .ho evil
effect of jouiliful follins
and cicrs nnd In
drinking tiittulcntliiK
(juoiM. J)i Mlntlr,
lioUanvtbrliylclan,
Kraduato t( tho lliilvcr
ally of IVnn.jlvanla, ulll
agreo to forMt t:M for
a cuo of thl kind the
('( if'r.mrfii 'uii.
ilcrhts ppeclal wlvlco and treatment) n 111 not euro.
tl.W a bottle, or four tlmoa tho quantity VI, cnt to
any addrc on receipt of price, orO. O. Ii. In private
namo If ilialred, by Hr Mltttle. It tifiirny .St.,
.V. 1 Cut Head for lUt ot auction and (auiphlct.
h.uwt.i: jiorrr.n ritiu:
will bo acnt to any ono applying by letter, nlatlrcr
J,vVom, tax and age. btrlit ocrccy In reyarw '
,U tran.tlon.
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. encliyenr. 43 319 liners,
aycx 1IK lnclira,vltlt over
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whole l'lctiire Gallery.
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er.oiiol or raiully ue. Tell how to
urtler, nnil give exact coat of every
thing you n.c, rwt, drink, wrar, or
lmve fnu with. Thrf INVAL.UA1ILK
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from the. market of tlm vorld. W
will malt a copy I'HIilJ to any ail
lre. upon receipt of 10 ct. to tlcfray
cxpeiiie of malllni. It i hear from
you, lU.jKctfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
2S7 A: U'.!0 Wultaab Avenue. Clilraao, III.
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