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About Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1886)
WILLX'-MXE tfAtaialt: SALEM, OKEGOA, NOVEMBER S, 18SG ittltrg. OEO. D. GOODHUE, EDITOR. IN CHARGE AOAW. With this number of the Wiuameete Fakmer wo ngnin ultimo the oilitorship of tho poultry department. Our busi ness is ouch during tho summer months wo hnvo not tho timo to dovoto in writ ing, lipnco tho nbscneo of tho ttoiiltry editor of tho Farmer for tho pnst few months. During tho present winter months wo slmll try to mnko tho poul try department more interesting Hum over. Wo usk of our poultry fiionds to givo us their viows nml their e.xporionco during tho pust season. Tho poultry columiiB nro ojjen to nil. Friends, let us hear from you. I) n't liueitnto for fear you citnnot write good enough or ubo good grammar. It is your ideas and your oxporionco wo want. POULTRY NOTES. Wo shall givo a fair illustration of tho lloso Comb Drown Leghorn to our many renders, nccompaniod with n short his tory of tho breed. About forty times n wcok wo nro risked which is tho host breed of fowl? Tho only answer we enn givo is, choosoyour fancy, tnko caro of thorn and you have tho best. Fanciora and nil poultrymcn report thoir fowls in good condition whllo go ing through tho moulting period Tho weather having been very fnvornblo this fall, wo may soon look forplonty of eggs. It may soom to an outsider that tho breeding of poultry is nicro child'H piny, unworthy of serious nttcntion, but n practical ncquaintnnco with tho sub ject soon teaches tho fancier difTorout. Absolute perfection in any variety of fowls is almost an impossibility. Tho littlo Drown Leghorn which is continually up to tho "scratch" and al ways "Bholling out" eggs, is ngnin in hor glory. Thoro nro moro sales and moro calls for thorn now than any othor breed of fowls. "Truth crushed to earth will riso ngnin." A short timo ago wo rccoivnd a notico that a party whom wo sent egg to tho past soason, hnd a successful hatch, get ting thirteen chicks from thirtcon eggs, whilo another neighbor from tho samo shipmont and pumo numbor of eggs only got six. Truth rovonlod tho fact that on rocoiving tho oggs tho party held them up to his oars and shook them lively, supposing by so doing ho was testing thoir genuineness. I Icro is a picco of stupidity and ignoranro wo havo seldom heard of. Such a blinking up as this would certainly brake tho yolk of any ogg nnd dostroy its vitality. Tho great wondor to us is this poung chap got n singlo chick, and wo hopo that if ho comes ncrosa this that it will learn him n Iosson that he will novcr forget. Tho Poultry Exhibit. Tho poultry exhibit nt tho Stato Fair was not what it ought to havo been in point of number, though as to quality it was superior to Hint of last year. Out sido of Marion nnd Linn counties thcro was nothing. Wo know of many who could havo exhibited, but rather by pro- judico or by tho fuiluro of tho society to ofl'or buitablo premiums, they kopt thoir fowls nt homo. Wo munt remember ono thing, that tho soeioty is loaded with a heavy debt, and so long as tho pcoplo will kick and leave tho Fair with scant exhibits, just that much longer will it tako tho 60cioty to clear its debts. Each poultry man, each stock man, nnd nil, should take it upon thcuuolvcs that they nro moro or less indobted to tho society. That in thorn lays tho power to lift tho present incumbrances by placing on exhibit what ho or she has in tho most attractivo form. This for ever kickiug against tho manngoment is all wrong. If tho present board of managers cannot pull tho Stato Agri cultural Soeioty through if. will bo tho peoplo's fault. Wo havo always con tended that tho Stato Fair was tho place for tho poultry fancier to exhibit, and timo has not changed our mind. This Stato cannot support n poultry show unless connected with other depig ments. Wo hopo another year to eco a better poultry display at tho Stato Fair. Utility and Bsauty. Wlion we como to look at tho mattor of fowl keeping from a common sense point of view, wo nro lorrcu to admit that tendency among many of our fan ciers is to 6acrifico valuable economic quolitio3 of their fowls for beauty and fancy points. Whilo we all admire tho beauty of coloring and form, the va ried tints of plumage, tho exquisite pen- ciling, tho graceful and commanding cnrmigo of car improved breeds, the great bulk of our peoplo prefer points of usefulness nntl look to tho timo when tho main pintit from our poultry will bo in tho numbor of eggs and quality of flesh thoy givo us. In tho poultry business tho egg is of moro importanco to the people than the beauty of plumogo or fancy points in our fowls, but nt tho samo timo wo should not to underrate tho valuo of beauty and tho gratification It affords to thoso whoso tastes lead thorn to prefer fancy points. In tho march of progress it should bo tho nim of tho breeder to improve thp ogg and ilosh producing qualities of his fowls as well as thoso of beauty and fancy points. Wo can do theso things by keeping a closo account of tho eggs that are laid by our ilocks, and by constantly breeding from the best layors and carefully selecting their progeny ngnin, wo got on tho right course to increnso tho valuo of thoir ogg producing qualities. Tho same mot hod can bo followed to increnso tho vnlue of their llcsh, and whilo wo aro giving our best efforts toward utility, wo can by tho samo way of selection, improvo tho beauty and general nppcarnncc of our breeds. Poultry Monitor. Tho Qaloit Plan. Whalovor variety of fowls aro kept provision must bo made for thoir com fort, keeping and safety. In summer outsido conditions aro moro favorable, and less caro will sufllco if they have liborty. 13ut in tho fall and winter thoy need proper attention and good food to do well and como outin tho jprlngTin primo condition for laying and breeding. The breeding and management of good poultry stock pays well from the start, and is tho foundation of reliabili ty. Fortunato is tho fancier who aims at keeping nono but primo fowls, his success is assured beyond doubt. Hut there nro',' hundreds of beginners who build their hopes upon tho success of others, and bcliovo themselves compe tent and worthy of patronage as thoso who hnvo brod fowls for yearn. Tho safest plan for boginncis is to mako poultry kcoping a secondary pur suit, for in this way thcro will ho less depondonco, less disappointment and less caro to bothor thorn. Without losing much timo from their respective avocations, thoy can givo all nocded attention during tho hours of relaxation from business, and tho timo can bo prof itably spent in amusement nnd recrea tion. Poultry Monitor. Turlcoys. Tho Broiuo Turkey is tho largest among tho varieties to bo selected for breeding purposes. If good strong stock is selected turkey raising is not risky, but on tho contrary profitable A young Dronzo gobbler running with fivo or six two-year-old hens will add a considera ble to tho weight of each poult hatched tho first year, whilo young turkeys will bo stronger and hardier by tho cross, besides bringing grentor remuneration to thoir owner when mnrkotcd. Tho Dronzo nro uniformly beautiful in plumngo and heavier than birds raised from common stock. Tho in creased cost of tho breeding is paid for in tho larger nvcrago weight of tho tur koys slaughtered for tho market at Thanksgiving nnd Christmas. Too much cannot be said in regard to this point, nnd it is of tho first importnnco that tho parent stock should bo strong, healthy and of good size Poultry Monitor. Shoep Pastures Somo of tho disappointments and failures in keeping shoep aro duo to tho prevailing, but mistaken idea that sheep can live nnd do well without good food. "Turn them into tho waeto fields and lot them eat tho briers nnd thorns nnd weeds," is tho frequent ndvico of writers who nover kept n sheep. Ono might ns well Eay that a countryman might do well in a city by living off the garbago barrols and heaps in waste places. It is all very well for a fnrmcr to turn a few sheep into a rough, negloctod field, and let them trim down tho briors nnd weeds, if ho will then provido them with sufficient good food. In this way tho folding of sheep upon an old field may bo turned to good account. Hut for regular business, ono cannot hopo to raiso sheep in thi3 way. A good pasturo, roots for winter feoding, well made clover hay and careful attention and management aro essential to success. Rural Canadian. Best drugs at lowest prices nt Port's drug storo, 100 Stato street. Wo advise you to have all prescrip tions filled nt Port's drug store, 100 State street. Vitrol, fifteen pounds for a dollar grange oliinui. GltANtiU IHIlECTOItY. The Oregon Stato Oranco. OFFICERS. Master Jmlgo It. P. Boise, Sail in, Marlon Co., Ogn. Ovoraoor. A. Luolllnj, Mllwaukic, Clack nmas Co., Ogn. Lecturer II. 12. Hayes, Stafford, Clackami Co., Oijn. Steward J. V. Onok, McMitinville, Yamhill Co., Ogn. Aait. Stew ml J. Voorhecs, Woodlmrn, Ma rion Co., Ogn. Chaplain A. V. Miller, Willsbur,., Clncka. tn.is Co , Oun. Treasurer K Stronc, Salem, Marlou Co , Ogn. Socretiry Mrs. M. f. Train, Albany, Linn Co., Ogn. Gato Keeper. John Simpson, 8ms'aw, Lano Co., Oregon. Ceres Mrs. Annie Stmptoo, Siuslnw, Lane Co., Oan. Pomona Mrs. S. M. Cook, MoMlmivillr, Yamhill Co., Ogn Flora-Mrs. K. Russell, Will Walla, V. T. Lady Assistant Stoward Mlsi Lydla llrook, Salom, Marion Co., Ogn. A, L BUCKINGHAM, .... Dealer In .... Groceries, Provisions, Cutlery, Crockery, OlasHwai'Ct Etc, Tobacco and Cigars a Specialty! Wltl sell M chosp as any store In tho city. PUOHL'CE TAKE!! IN KXCIIANOK FOR GOODS. Call nnd mo mo on Comment! street, between Mln'i-r & Heck's now browcry and tlio Chcmekcto lintel, H '!, On con. aullf DAVID COLE & CO., DKA1.K1IS IN STOVES ANI TIiVlVA HE, Am! nil Mori nr House Furnishing Goods. Alio makei a Spcchltr ol Dairy ami Creamery 3ou1.s, And Solo Manufacturer ol Statesman & Dole's Steam Generator, An Oregon Intention, I hit will retolutlonlio Steam l'o or lha world orcr. 1D3 Front Hlrret lo itvj llral Hirer), rOKTLAMI, OIU'.CO.Y. 1851. 1880. WANTED ! l-O-O-O New subscribers fo tho WEEKLY STATESMAN ! THIS YEAR. FALL i Two Papers for tlio Prlco of One, or l'our 1'iipern ior Jjc.ns (hun tho 1'rlco of Two. 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SERVES THE BEST OF MEALS for 25 CERTS ! Oja crj In overt- atrlo. Gtmllei, NuVs, Citkim, fits, llrea.l,te TltoflOAb PltUITS, etc EVERY -BODY KNOWS! That V. P. JOHNSON' tho PHOTOGRAPHER Commercltl Street, Salem, Oiriron. rfAKES THE LEAD IN THE 1 I'lOTl'RE II II a I .V K 8 H . Portnits, Corjlnjr, EnlarKlny, Coloring, etc., etc. K1X. Views taken In city or country. Send It you, tlitf, tiny will bs promptly ntleil. Spanish Merino Bucks! Ilrnl byJIr J II. BTItOWimitKIB ana fircu oy nu imported Vermont Itcgliterrd Buck, and out ol Ms priimluai tlckot breeding owes. ti'.uim ki:aho.muli:. Adilrei: ilZILO KNOX, 1IAYWA11DS, ALAMEDA CO., OAL. P. J. AIIMSTKONO. JA8. IIOSS. P. J. Armstrong & Co., (Succeiiors to Kcllr & Knlitht.) Bi.tcKiiiiTiiixii .t 'AiuiHt:r. .Miimc. llomc-shovlin; snd Ocneral JobtilDg inado a p-cially, tdT At A. KELLY'S old stand on Commercial street, Salem, Oregon. Hi apiotl JOHN KNIGHT. Blacksmithing and Horse shoeing. TTAVINO OPENED AT MV NEW QUAItTEIlS, IjL No. SOU OtnimercUl strirt. I am prepared to do all hind, ol ropalrliiir. All old patron aro Intlted to call and 1 ttllliflvo their work my Lt.tc.ro and attention. XiT I "InUe h Speelall) or llorr Xliuclnit, mylll Ir. JORDAN'S Museum of Anatomy- J3I Jlnrkrl hli-rrl. (lOANDlEAHN IIUW TO AVOID X illKaae, and bow wondeilully )ou aromaile. t'rlvato OHW.Sll UiarySt. L'onaultallon on Lott Uanhooil and all illicaies Ol Women. Send lor books, JanSIJ THE Irlt. LIKltK.'K rim ah: ihmt.nhiuv. C0 Uury St., San Francliro, C- Condiicttd by (juallflid I'hyelcl sis and Suiveonsriiiulsr Graduate.. frTlio oldralhprrlnll.l Inll.i Unlud States, tvlio.o l.irs uimi si rsKiaacs. ierlect method and t uicOIcIdc, iniure srstbT and rrs MixtNrci'Krjiol all Private, Chronic and Ncrrous ! testes, Attectlont ol thelllooil,Kklu,Ulilur)s,llliiil tier, llriiinluii., Ilrrrs, Old Horra, HwelllliK of Hie l.lniiila. Horn lloulli, Tlironl, Hour I'nlnt, eruisn(ntly curtd and crad tested (row tho i)itun for life. NERVOUS ,vr,ry,.",Hr,,,:,,,!;.u; loors, nrxnnl Item J, llrulnl nml riijalral Mrnliiiras. tail liiB.llrmory, liil. I )e,hliiut eil Itettlopiuriil, Impediment lo Jlarrlaue, rlr., li-uui rrr ra or joulhfiil folllra. or mi) rimr. .pit ill I), .nfily nnd prltiilelt eiiinl. YOU.M). illllDLE.AOni & OI.I ini nii lllioneidncdicathUi audi pirlrurr n.nlt the old t.iurprau 1 lijtUlau at once lilt cj'ln Ion (Mis m tlilnir, and nay site future n.lur) and t.aiut '.M.tn liioiiveiilciit to la It tliocllt or trial muiit, inedlcliiu eau le tint tttrjwhtro by crn fien rrnui oli.ei viilliin. It Is tilf evl intthat a phtilCDii who L-ltis hit u holt Mention to s rlattol dlteato'iillnlliii urrnt thill, and phtlclant through out thou.iintry, InoHinir thl, fniucntly rteonnmnd ditllcil to tho Olilf.t Hprrlnlltt. by whom eroiy linottn coml rinitili It u.td. 'tnt lioctor't Aueand CxprtlcLri'iuakisliltoplulonof tiipicuir Impnifaiu'e. ttt-ThCMi who CU lie no cne but the Dccti r Con tultatlon 1'lll.K tud .nrrrdlj roiilldrnlliil. C'sitt which bate Itlltnl In ohtalnlny rtlUf ttaehtrectcl ally solldlcxl IVmalo ill.eaxt tucciafully trentid The Doctor will tuice to foifoit II.IXH) for a ct.e iindtitakdi, net cuiid Call cr write Hours. Hall) frrmu A Jl fit I' II., 6 to f ncnlr.y.; Hurda)a, lu to 3 only, haxo to ins Saairakitr (hut to llrAiiii ; Srsr Fhkx, Adduti at abate DR. LIEBIG'S Voudcrftil Gorman InviKorntor Ptnr.anei.tly prevents all Unnr.tural IxK.es from the liitow, t nit the nerves, strengthens the muttlet. choclt'lio watte, InvU-rratts the whole tyitiru sml rctorttho altllcttd to Health and lltnplni.e Ihe retain to many tan not Ktt curtd of weaknetr and tho abotn iliieava la owirt; to a couiiilkatlon, calleil I'ltOSTATOIlltllEA, whlili reulrrt peculiar treatment. Hit. LIEBIO'S INVIOOItATOU la the only cure fo Paoararossiira. with peculiar Ppeclal Trial. mti.t, uted at the LIEIIIO UlSf'KNSAKY VARICOCELE OrWosur Viisscl His Scrr.tum. OlUn thountut lcted cauto cf Itt Manhryd, Dibllily, etc. hirulnvl weaknitttnd lt eooipl callon rrotterrea. Thoabnte dl.iiue. on nnly ho cureil by Dr. I.kWn Invljtorator Vo. 2 and tho IT Del I; Varicocele Comprttter, rrri'rlre or Hie Irivlgornlor, It. Caio of lis t'Clf's 410. Sent to sny address, corerid accurt) from otrrrta'inn. Mft powerfi'l rlrctrlo UUt free to pallcntt. To I'snvs tiis WoietsriL 1'owsn or TUs INVlOOIt ATOIt a (I Horn Oivsx c etir HIKE. Comuitatlor freosndpritato, Ca'loradilreui LirillU UIRI'CHAUV. ICOOeary Hired, Pin I'ranclKO, Cal, Filiate entrance, 404 tlaton street, four blockt up Otary Strtet from Kearny, Jltln entrance throui Ditpenstry Prux Store HJanSltf mUNITYfromANNOYANCE f Om cp itmm & v4 m V4UsWb,1 Wmloonlvof Iho flnoitntiilTiexteinalt Itynrultuiifor Yililiilnii(llnu;lcnt. Evory rroi "1 i hinrr la Oountor foltorl, anil co.Tmorn nro OATJ TION13D rt"-a tsti IMITATIONS of ihooo OhIu'.nv,a mndo of VERY POOR Gh AGS. Eoo that tho oxnot lnbol la ou ouch ohlmnoy nsabova Tho Poar! Toy la ulvuya cloar and brlsht Qlncn. Mnimfn.'iy red OX17V by GEO. A. KsAttSCTH &CO. IMttslinri-; T -i ;liti Vorl. FOR SALT it .' UlUALCRa OlISHND LIIV1ITED. 50) BATTJiRY ST., S(tn Fntnctsco, Cal. Scud for t'in'.ului'H ami tcsll- mnninln fc,lvnrc full inforrnatlon. Chonp Lnntlst lino cllmuto) plenty of wntort ottsy torinai routtlar ocuuuns. No Import or Export Dtttioa, iiml uo Taxca for Tonyunro. ilulluU MARK LEVY. Commission Merchant 1 DCAId-H IN . . FRUITS AaVN B!tOIIKJK. C"1mii;mii:mh rtiiniTin. lininir ht. J mato Kiilll.lulal.co with tho trlo it I'm I Ir nil and 6an Krancl ro ami other point, I am ttl In toll leatonahlo proluct In hint ailtai.tcco. taJuiinrillnfr Ut turns Jlmlc. MAJtK LEVY, 122 front Street, I'Ottland, OrrRMi. uia)8tl A POSITIVE CUKE! IV.S. toiiuir. mldlt.ai!eil and nl.'. tlirl inained and all who are tulIcrliK with I tlr-1 II k.WilllUI Nirtou.dchllli), rixriuateiiliie. Mn.li lw,hex ual decay. Falling )ti mniy, t rk c)u. Muntid Ditol ciincht, Irek of f.i.cru), luiov ildud IH'ihI, I liu fit-", iii.Hiiiiiiriiit iu jii.iri.Ki. an" iiinrni ai u rai llieaio, S)pldliU, htphllla lnilir, Hair I athne II' nit Paint, hwelllnrt, foil llnoat, lliiik.l fli.laol Mine')-, hl.liry anil ll'aildtr Trcid It tiak Pick, Ilurnliiu'trlne.lmuiillini.ci.l ener lus.dl.it.Milct lure, lecrltta tiairl liclrialiiiii t. limn m ti! f and euro for life. Ilill II MM M rortnlt ri I tlilintlally i m iiuuuie, (mii it wine 1'rikjii.ure itl'i, ir.u. Callator.ce. !f jrara etptilime. 1i I lux 4'n.h, llll. VANUO.SCIMJAII, IM.I..1 1SIM .tint, II Pirtl il, Oiiton mu 1LABEL1 j. 7T&J Uuiu'sAMillo Uetalllo .'ur Marking Ijilel, stampul toordtr with name, iiriunno mid uddriaa nnd num. Ura. Ills rtllablo, cheap nnd rontenlent. Hills at sliiht nnd ulves perfect aallafurllon. Illututlvd J'rlcv.LUl Bud aauiplea free, Aitmla tvantid. f). II. DANA, WettlAibaii'iu, N. II, DCDRICK S HAY, V'VrlS- . .r0.A6 ., (iplertintriui, unuriirt i ireirtulHrgi"! n .11410! IKCtiriisnd SnuilKiiietorelioiiiit n lA I,t4. I. K. OHOCKIO . U. CO., All) in '. V. V N. n.-Olher mannfactarert combined tirttntt tho cirKlutl patentee (IKuiiurs), In sin rorltu hit coatlnuout bale ctiamlH r, falaeljr puldi.li thai lenzea and ireiulumt over linlrrlcc, (let aujr of theinlf )oucan,on uu loudlllout, lo nri i hi Ids field tho Invrntiir of llie pre.t llify ropy I'rili rick cuaranteea hit prria thu l n, or fmlli u will buy tt a bet for the cuitmntr tilto th luuulnr ol tho rontlnuoiis iritj at natt a t oinprtltur'a iluni'o eiirlnic thu liiiiii fur wi uti hit ptitnt wbt rauied, Ucnui'.iloiMbly thu in utlun hat gristly Urn ilitcu thepahllc. s.oco rtla.t Ci tt i-urkti a 0,14, tit? BUI lliUlDv liullluc inuf cwci taunt; day ft! It I'lSTOR niiuciE IIULLErt. fAs, $10.00 will buy IfioJySY lew Ntym I urn Mirner. inn 'an rluus Ihe IV.rn na It iiiei 0111. 'I'liu (Jupxllon Ih Aani'ii liy we tell uur nnnieraau em ap nMw.iri W hlillll IIIPIII In win ter slur our Clover II ullertrudo It over, All are wurrautcd to du i;ool work or no tulo. Ni:VAHK MACHINE CO., COLUMBUS. OHIO. NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY 0F MUSIC Boston, Mass. THE LARCESTtoil DEOT EQUIPPED Inlkt WORLD lwla.trarur.uull!iuuri.Tlii year. Trior, ouxh inMr action la Yucatan I Initrutn.atal Mu.ic. Il.ao anj Ortan 1 uniar, flut All.. Ur.torr, IJl.ralux. I r.oca. lr. liinu, t.T(JUIU. llr.,fi.oiHa s, bUSTUM, Uaat. WRmm-Mvm) a 11 I l -kiW-T liaaJl U a Kill 'W 11 IS iiJtff via l I Pat. Oat 30th, 1003, WJ k n i j v- ' j? n... ..' f. 1 I ' '" M. i i 'ii newinn rs. tup vinmn .SWrSMR n.. . Ti'.f.iV'Vr'.irt'Jl'y ia-n.i. Ml l fc t t r f t'- f , . - HAt.lt . 1 .. , s t. V"IV j rjfgjuy lLSfc-,
