Willamette farmer., November 12, 1886, Page 2, Image 2

WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OliEGON, NOVEMBER 12. 188G.
tfynncui ifcratnr.
A MYSTERY.
Life hold in her hand measure,
And swung it lightly and low )
And sho saidl I will aco it my plcasuro
Do not outweigh my woe.
And she gathered all stlnglcss laughter,
All lovts that wero listing and aure,
All joys that left memorial after,
All wealth (hat wis wingless and pure;
Sho githerod all sunlight and starlight,
All thnrnlrss and fidfliss (lowers ;
Hho gathored the faint life and tar light
Of panplcis and perfect hours ;
She gathered all glimpses olyiian
That had never filiated (ho soul,
All hopes that held to fruition;
All talent that won to the goal,
All wisdom that) never hud siddcnrd,
All truths that never had lied,
All ambition that never had maddened,
All beauty that satisfied.
And sho flung tlicin all, all in her measure,
Ilutthoy nothing outbalanced tho pain;
And sho smh I must add yot a treasure.,
Tho keenest and best in rny train.
And alio roAch'tt out took Dtath and laid it,
All restful und :alm mi tho scala,
Vet pain, a boforo, Htill outweighed it t
And aha sighed as shu Bald; oould this fail?
Then sho readied up and to merciful heaven
Took down and Hung o'er earth's strife,
A llttlo pilo horse, all unprovon
Tho hopo of a measuralcM lifo
Hung it down with a doubting and wonder,
With question and touch of dlsdala,
When lol swift tha light scales wont undor,
Llfo'A woo was outweighed lifu'a gnio I
0 strAiigol 0 moat strnngM If tho tncnuro
Of all moital days bo but woo,
Compared with their aoino of ploasuro
(Lifo mused as shu hung tho scale low),
Why, then, should Itlancn earth'n bohou!
Why mignlfy death's omeuonco
To boliuro in a timeless to-morrow?
And lifo hold tlin scat In suipcmo.
A7i York iHurprmltHl.
an excellent humor, and frequently
changes tho conversation from ono sub
jcot to another, lie Iiiib a pcfculiur
habit of gazing nt some object nnd
wrinkling lii.H brow before be commences,
but' when ho docs epeok it is in tho
most unconventional manner.
From eight till nine o'clock in tho
evening tho Princo remain with his
family nnd then works alone, often
until ono o'clock nt night. During
thoso nightly Htudies his inseparable
companions nro a long smoking pipe
nnd a bumper filled with beer, of which
ho drinks copiously. Kegs of tho
brown liquid nro frequently prosontod
lo him by somo of tho famed breweries
of Germany.
J lis modo of living is almost always
tho, same, oven in Berlin or during his
DISMAKCK AT HOME.
Social and Domestic Llfo or Bismarck.
Many books and nrliclo.1 liavo been
written on tho political career of Ger
many's fammm "Itoichskiuulcr," but ho
far no ono has undertaken to give a de
tailed account of hid pnvato lifo.
Prince HlHiimrck ranks among thoso
great men who differ widely in their
family life from that exterior or olllcial
life upon which thu geuoral publia
bason iU ontlmitto of ohnractor. Ho
whom wo only know as an imporious
statesman mid diplomatist, as tho "man
of blood and iron," this very mimo man
is at homo a good householder ot tho
old I'omoraniau stylo, which is basod
upon thu principles of fidelity to "God,
King and Fatherland," of true and
tender caro for family and servants, of
liolp to uoighlKirs, of bolief in Bimplo
but Hubstantial meals, and recreation by
means ot plenty of oxerciso in tho open
air. Knpecially when at ono of his
throw country seats Friedrinhsruh,
Varolii or Sohoenhuuson ho really livos
liko a nobleman of tho olden time.
Kvory detail pertaining to bin estates he
oversees himself, puyine; particular at
teutiou even to the ooirifort of his farm
hands. In all thu villages surrounding
'nr,in and l-'riedriulmrtih, whero ho
prefers to dwell, ho is likod by poor and
rich, and whuiiever he passes tho chil
dren will gn'ot him with "(Jtiten tag,
llorr llioiiiaiek."
II is mode of living, ns is well known,
J peculiar. Ho does not rico earlier
than uiuo o'clock, and then, after taking
a cup of collco, he looks over his mail.
Should tho weather bo favorable ho
takes a walk with his family about
eleven o'clock if in Herlin, through
his and hi neighbors' maguillceut
garden, which adjoin tho pubho park
(Tlucrgaitcu), and if at one of IiIh
country reals, to his beloved foicsts or
to the near llclds. On the.o promenades
ho wears a large, broad brimmed felt
hat and cauics a heavy cane.
After lunch he devotes se end hours
lo tho tillairx of State. Then, while
giving frequent instructions to his m
relury, he lither walks up and down tho
mom or hit- at his writing desk playing
with hie. quill pen, from the iinmeino
sue of which the name "ItiMiinrck poo"
is do uvod.
Kxaetly nt the o'clock ho hits down to
dinner, which generally lasts two ami
often thieo hours. After the KnglLsh
tyle. every dinner contains llsh, which
dish the I'lince likes very much and of.
illicit he cats luwttlly. Hois one of
thote who lirmly beliee in the old
theory that tho phosphoric substance
contained in tUh contributes to the
restoration of tho brain mass, lie
generally has a ery good appetite,
Kvery day- eomo diplomatic or military
men or friends dine with hiiu, even if ho
should stay at his country teat, Ynrzin,
near Schl.iwe, which is situated far off
in Lower I'onu'ntniu, at somo consider
ablu distance from all largo cities. When
lining tho Trinco is almost always in
usual summer sojourn at Kifsiugcn.
Several timed during late years, whilu
nnder enrfj -of - Dr. Hchwonnlngor, of
Munich, ho had to make temporary ex
coptions. Dr. Schwcnningcr, n young,
ambitious physician, 1i3 found in tho
old Chancellor n willing and hopeful
pationt for bis nowly discovered system,
Tho treatment which Dr. Schwonningor
energetically pursues with his pntionts
is an ontiroly chnnged diot, substituting
dno consisting of nothing but milk and
bread. This causes emaciation, nnd it
is said that its clTeotH hnvo roliovcd the
Princo eovcrnl timos from ecvoro nou
rnlgio pains and other kinds of sickness,
As ho onco iu n while enforces this
treatment upon hlmsolf, ho has, as n
consequence, lost consldorably in weight.
It has been his custom to hnvo himself
weighed at Kissingon whonovor in
snmmor ho spends a few weeks at theso
springs. In 1871 ho woighed 207
pounds; 1870, 210; 1877, 2U0; 1878,
81.1; 1870,2-17; 18S0, 237; 1882, 21)2;
18811, 202, nnd hut year 201 pounds,
Tho lowest point ho ovor reached in
weight was 105 pounds. This was three
yoars ago, when Dr. Schwcnnlngor for
tho first time treated him according to
tho new system.
Regarding tho health of tho Princo
from timo to time tho most contradictory
rumors aro circulated. Somo cay tho
onco gigantic figure of tho mnn has
fallon away, nnd trncos of his mnny
maladies, especially of sovoro attacks
of neuralgia and jnumlico, nro marked
deeply in his countenance, whilo other
a'porbt assure tho public that tho "Iron
Ohancoller" looks a little worn, but
nevertheless honlthy. In n letter from
Hamburg, rccoived iccently by a Urook
lyn gentleman, this report i somewhat
confirmed. Tho writer of tho letter,
who has lately hcoii tho Princo at his
country sent, Priedrichsruh, givos the
following report : ''Princo UUmnrck's
faco is thinner than some four yoars ngo,
wlmn I saw him last. That tho Prince
wears spectacles was entirely new to
me, but I am told that ho uses them
as little as possible Ho is now in his
sovonty-llrct yenr, nnd it is only natural
that his eyes should hnvo become weak
and lost their lustre. Hut, although ho
walkvdowly and heavily, ho carries his
head erect. Any ono seeing him must
confer that ho, like many men of his
age, htill PO3S0S.-CH great physical
powor."
Although his general appearancu is
well known through pictures of every
kind, wo Boloct a fow characteristic
points for description. His features
wero never cither handsome or ugly,
but being very remnrknble nro not
easily forgotten if onco been. In his
younger days, his biographers say, his
face fcwas strikingly clear and full of
cheerfulness, even to gayety. Hut for
many years it has lieen earnest, almost
solemn, with an expression of most
indomitable energy and hardiness. Ho
neath the lwld forehead his large, pro
jecting blue eyes do not look about with
the vivacity of a young man, but turn
quietly from one object to another. His
eyes are -o penetrating that many ex
perience a disagreeable feeling upon
meeting them. His broad forehead and
his remarkably long and buhy eyebrows
heighten his t-trongly marked features,
which often appear harsh. His largo
and heavy tlguro does not appear
clunky, as every part is well propor
tioned the large, round head, the big
neck, the broad shoulders and the stout
limbs.
For the safety of his jeron the
Prince is,idyays surrounded by n num
ber of detectives, nnd besides ho keeps
n dog, tho famous "Hoiehshund," called
Tyras. It is a largo, well fed Danish
hound of blackish color, On his way
to Herlin or Kisoingen ha is generally
accompanied by eight detectives, under
the command of a superior officer,
and whenever ho remains anywhere for
any length of time moro detectives aro
added tq them. This may scorn a disa
greoablo fact, but constant caution is
absolutely necessary, as experienco has
aught that tboro nrc defpernto charac
ters who aro only waiting for nn oppor
tunity to "do away" with him.
Princo Dismarck's immense success
as n statesman has not only bestowed
upon him high rank and dignities, but
it has also mndo him ono of tho greatest
land ownors in Germany. When ho
commenced his career as tho son of a
simplo country nobleman ho was con
stantly in pecuninry embarrassment.
Tho country scut SchoouhnuBcu, which
ho inherited from his father, had been
for n long timo encumbered with debts,
and tho young diplomat, who was al
most always in need of money, was
compelled to seek for aid. At that
timo ho found a helping hand in the
Jlcrlin financier Dleichroedor, who,
through Princo Bismarck's influonco, is
now a nobleman nnd writes his nnmo
"Von Bloichroedor." It is said that
Herr Dleiohrocdcr, Bomo forty years ago,
foresaw a groat tuturo in tho Bimplo
"Junker" ptto v. Bismarck Schoon
hausen. They hnvo been on tho most
iutimato torms over since, nnd there
was a timo when tho financier supplied
tho Ghancollor with tho finest brands of
cigars and tho Princoss, during many a
winter eooson, with tho most oxquisito
bouquota of natural llowers, Tho Prin
cess often romarkod that her husband
owod much to llorr v Meichroodor, and
it is supposed that in oxchnngo for tho
sorvicoa rondorcd him tho mighty Chnu
cellor was not tardy with euoh informa
tion as tho banker could use to his
financial advantaco. This intimato
connection botweon tho Chancellor and
tho rival of tho firm of ltothsohild
ofton gavo occasion to tho political ene
mies of tho Uhancollor to lay suspicion
upon him; but tho accusations wero of
no avail, as ovidonco never could bo pro
duced to subuuutiuto them,
Princo Dismarck's affection for his
wifo and children is great, and is ropnid
by thoir caro and love. Thoy consider
ovorybody a personal onomy who
causes him trouulo or vexation. When
ho is sick, as was so very often tho case
during recent years, thoy nnrso him
with untiring patience, and in his hours
of ulcasuro they heartily join with him.
Should any visitor succeed in entertain
ing him to such a degree 'as to draw
from him a laugh tho family will show
their gratitudo by profuso thanks.
During his whole lifo tho Princo has
shown tho most hnprcssivo ovidonco of
lovo and gallant tenderness toward his
wife, thu Princoss. Timo could not
chango this feeling. Everybody inti
mately acquainted with tho Dlsmarck
family praisos tho kind nnd honorable
relations which exist between tho Princo
and tho Princess. This is also amply
provod by many published letters which
tho Princo has writton her whenover he
was away irom noino in omco or on a
mission, and further by tho noticeable
fact that not ovon ono of his numerous
deadly enemies has ever attempted to
darken his charnctor as a husuanu anil
n father.
Tho Princess, n sistor of tho Prussian
Minister von Puttkamer, is said to have
been a beauty in hor youngordays. She
is now in her sixty-second year, but
looks much older than sho roally is.
Sho is of slender figure and of hardy
but noble features. Hor manners aro
vory amiable. Karely does a lady of
high rank dress as plainly ns tho Prin
cess Dismurck. Sho also is regardod ns
a model of a German housokecpor. In
socioty sho is reserved and modest. She
is a good Christian but not a bicrot, and
on Sundays sho generally attends tho
church services. Tho Princo often re
marks : ".She is tho ono who made mo
what I am."
Of his three childron Princo Bismarck
pets his daughter most, and ho generally
cnlls her "Meino Mario." Sho resem
bles him ery much, only that her
features exhibit kindness and mildness.
Whoovor has been her must confess
that her whole appcuruueo is charming.
She is married to Count llautzow, who
Is a kind of assistant to the Prince.
Tho Countess is an excellent pianist,
and her father loves to listen to her
for hours, especially when peaforming
earnest or sentimontnl airs. Sho has
made the Princo several times a "grand
father.'" Now York Herald.
Unnecessary Misery.
Probably ns much misery comes from
coustjpation lis from any derangement
of tho'functidns of tho body, and it is
difficult to ciiro, for. tho reason that no
dno likes to fnko tho mctlieino usually
proscribed. lI.VMUtmo' Fios word pre
pared to obviato this difficulty, and, they
will bo found pleasant to tho taste of
women and children. 25 cents. At nil
uruggisis. j.j. macK & uo., proprie
tors, a. r.
CO.fHVMrTIO.I CURED.
An old phjrslcUn, rctlrod from pnetlco. htvlns hJ
placed In hit hands by an East India mlnlonary the
formal or a simple vegetable remedy for the speed;
rrh, Atthois. and all throat an
and permanent cure ol Consumption. BrOfChltk. Cat'
rrh, Asthma, and all throat and Lunu Affection. alo
a positive and radical cure or Netroui Dehilitvamt all
Sa,fn,iirAmn1iln,. .,.. l.l-. ... ,.- ,.
.v. . wv...,'.,i,i, : intuit icuru iva wooacuoi
curallro powers In thousands of cases, has felt It hie
uiuir io maxo n Known to tils snrferlaflr fellows. Actu
ated bjr thUtnotlro and a desire to reilore haman suf.
ferlnj. I will send free of cbarjc, to all who desire It,
this rcclpo In German, Bnitllsh or rrsneh, with fall
infections for prcpsrlng and nslnir. Sent by mall by
addressing with tump and namlnir thlt rPr. W. A.
HOVKS 1 rower1! block Ilochcster K.T nOm
E. LAMPORT,
Utnnfactnrer tnd Dealer la
Harness, Saddlery, Whips
and Robes.
Harln btBiht eut tht Block
and Oeod will el
.1. I. Jordaa A Son
I hope thai their eottemsr will
eiUnd to nt tat earns liberal
strosce Ikat they did to them.
I will sell tnly the BtBT qnalltr
id ityiet si
Team, Rainy aatl farrlagt)
"trafst aan pantiirry
n. Of asj own ntkt tad at a
f rle that nnael be beat by aey
Irm lo the State. Call and tee,
Thinking my old cusfimert fer their liberal sttroa.
Re In the pt I hos that they will ceatlnnt tht
una In the future, and 1 thtll eadearor to merit It
Thrset goads kaTlart been ski at a Utt
price I naa prepared lt glra ksirgatas.
EDWARD LAMPORT,
At Hit "Old Stand," 337 Commercial ttrest.
RALROAD NURSERY I
FRUIT TREES!
I hart a lanre stock of Frnlt and Ornnmciif nt
Trees from one to three ,)ears old
cnnslitln; of i
i
50,000 Apple Trde3 !
40,000 Plum and Prune
20,000 Cherry trees !
10,000 Pear Trees I
10,000 Peach Trees !
25,000 Shrubs and Plants!
All mown on high dry toll and without Irrigation
IZT I Krnftnnri nail oa Htnnillnit Scrilllne.
ot on C at stonts. Thercforo uiy trcct aro healthy
nd clear ot Insects.
Mr nuserr Is situated M minutes ililre enst from
the Htark street Kerry, on tho last Line road, near
Jtt. Tabor. Call atd lee my steik of tree If you with
to set an orchard.
My prices nro ns lair ns nny rrllntile Ire
en a betelrt. nerrnrenr Chenp TreeN,
T3. ,MT CATALOOUB SUIT HIKE
Address all erders to
II. IT. PSETTTJf AW, Proprietor
Railroad Xurarry, Kasl I'ortlanJ, Orrgen.
(aVaBBBSaKk
SB
TANGENT NURSERY !
n.
W. SBTTLEMIER, Iro.,
Tanfrent, Linn Co., Oregon.
I would reepectlullr call the ettestlon of thou
wlthlrff to eft out orchards, 10 tho tact that I bare a
MKUS Bim.ll OI
J. MOSER & SONS
j
SHasaBBlsTiiHg
kiSfltBtHt
Terr nice Nuraerr Trees and
Bhtubbery, consisting mainly of
Fruit, Shade, Ornamental
and Nut Tras.
A I JO....
Grape Tlncn, Small Fruits,
.IB ICtMCH.
Which I will tell at cheap at tke cheapest.
. Ke lasrel rest la My nursery.
Send for catatonia and Prtce-llit.
Addrew II. W. BtnTLEMIEn,
octltnO Tanjenl, Linn County, Oigon.
MANUFACTURK ALL KINDS Or
;atHM A !) IT aMXsU
Vegetable C'rnles, kVu Paefeere, Ble.
Addre J. slOaKh A HD.NH, Portland. Or,
FOR SALE.
IIAVIC TOD 8A1.I SIX TIIOR
oobbied French Meilao Rsmt,
scrj isrie s it, nnei ana Motion,
nrsi cisse in ercry respect, rjke,
15 sscb. Call on or aIdrets,
L. P. U MCIIRR,
bllnerton, Or,
WOODIURN NURSERY )
Keeps the Largest stock of
Fruir, Shade, Ornamental
and Nut Trees !
Nerth ef California, tt the Ttry lowest rate. No
ArillS brother Insect peett which are reining most
of the lurterlet. N
App'a trees, IS to $10 per ICO. Tear. Fetch and
Cherry. 112 to til per US. riums and Piunes. ti to
IHperleO. Hesry discount en 1000 lots,
JST BIHD rOR CATALOOUH AND PIUCE-LIST.
Addrret: J. H. ttrTTLKMIUi:,
octlmS Woodburn, Oregon.
Notice f Final Set tlc--c.it.
NOTICE 18 IIEREDT GIVEN THAT THK UN.
derslgned hat Bled htr final acciii t ae Admin
istratrix ef tht estate of EiraJ. lleien-, and Monday,
Doe. nth, USA, at 10 o'clock A. M. la set ty Hon. T. U
Shaw, county Judie. to he.r nbjwtlont, if any why
the siid account should not be accpted and the ad
tnlelstratris discharged. LOUI-K A, UK YENS,
Adiuldlitretrlxof the esateof Etra J llerens, deceased
fir rkth IU Hammer, attorney.
STOCK FARM FOR 3ALE
A Good Opportunity to Buy a Stocf Farm with
Largo Out-Ranse
A party hits placed la our lunula for
snlooiuiof the best stock forms in tho
vallev. Tin land is shunted in the
foot lilll ireion of the Cascade?, mid is
conceeded to lie- tho bct adapted to
stock urowinj; of any portions of our
State. It consists of tt$0 acre?, all
fenced but 80 nca's 200 acres in culti
vation; Rood Iioujo and fair barns and
out buildings, 8 acres in orchard ;
county road pases through place; a
creek pstr-ses through ono edge, and
springs nltouml over tho entire place.
Situattxl in Clackamas county. Small
timber covers parts not cleared. Prieo
IS.IHX). Apply at oneo to this otllco.
Anyone meaiunp; business will be shown
tlie place Ireo ol charge.
STATE FAIR WARRANTS.
ALL I'KnSO.IS llOLDl.TG WARRANTS against
the Urrcea ritnte Aarletillarml Hnrin
are rciuieted to t'nd a statement of the aaiount of
warran't he'd by them, also the nnmbcrof the war.
rant. Sent by ho 10. lisd. Object, to asceruln
amount of ouutandlnsr warrants, looking to paying In
part or who's of atld warrants. Address;
A. K. MILLER, See. O. S. A. Society
ocUiU 00 Second Street, Portland, Or.
tluro Henry Ur knur Work
if you improve good opportunitie
Hallett A Co., Portlmul, Elaine, will
mail, frei, full information liouing how
you can make from $ to $2o and
upwards a day and live at homo wher
over you aro located. Better write:
somo liavo mndo over $.")0 in a day ;
all new. No capital required ttarted
free, ltoth b&xos; nil ages. Success
for vory worker. Send address and
sco for yourself.
ACME BANJO METHOD.
By N. D. Curtis, Prlco S1.25.
Mr Curtis, whose Oullar Method has Ion been a
standard, does real test Ice to the love's of good music
at home, by tl.lt thorough'y good aid entertaining In
ttructor. Ko lest than 73 dligramt Illustrate tho po
sitions of the fingers, blmple eiplanationt and Ten
sweet rocal and Instrumental music Oil a b"ok, which
is destined to make the elegant modern IUjo ttll
more appreciated and popular
THK ItOYAI,' SINGER
Holds the field valuit all comers at the chief book
for singim; classes In WJ 8. Coot music, aacrcd and
socular. Improted Instructions. U O. Emenon. CO
Cta , iU per dosen
SOIUT LTCCtinICO ctl.) for Hlrb Schools! t-nmr IV! a
(W cts ) or Song Reader (Hook I, to cta, Hook II, to
its ) for Common Schools, and Oems for Little Sinters
(30 cts U per dot.) term a complete act cf muilo for
leaching In KhooR
SO.,S OF PKOMISK.
(U ct ) Tenuey and Hcftman, It the ntuett book for
Sunday Schools. Superior collection
in pi i' ana neari) icauj Aiunemsci rrajse
rnxo CLASSIC'S,
(11.00) It a great f.TOilte with gocd planUtt
Hooks tlallril I'romtly for Urlnll I'rlrc
Oliver Dltson 0 Co., Jiontou.
STRICKLER BROS.,
Dealers In
STOVES AND TINWARE I
Especial pains taken with He
pairs of all KimR
ITUrnicrs and others bo tt) hate repalilugcan
' rest asurel that It villi bo done as prcuilaed
Call at the old stand of lWn. Str.iif. Ccmmirvlal
street, Saliiu, Orrton.
STKlUttLiUU liHUb.
SHIBW'fl
Novily Steel Harness I
N Tags r Trkimclrcrt Keqalreil.
Took First Premiums at New York,
Ohio and Missouri Stato Fairs.
For sale by
.1 D. .IRAlt t S()X,
Salem, Oregon,
Agcntt for DKI.OS JKrt'KllSO.V.
FOR SALE,
A Farm in Howell Prairie.
Contalulng 100 Acres.
ONK lIU.ND.il D AND TWENTYFlVEof which
It under nlow. the balance In timber ul h
dwelling, smoke and utlk house; a new temporary
barn; running water the ear around. Apply on tbt
Ka EOEf
premises to
(iK-JStlJ
'AMti
THE IMPROVED ACME
WASHER and
BLEACHER !
Weighs only Fits lb., and
ran lie rnrrlnt In a small
Tails. HI, 00 IUwabd
roa rrs bviaaioa. Waali.
Inv made Hunt and nur.
Tha cloth w bnre that pure
wnucnese wmen no othir
mode nt wiuhlng ran pn.
luce. A'o rtibMnu rtqu (red ;
no friction to Injure Out
fabric. To plate It In t'Teri
ACME. Pat. April U, -81. "M"ftS ffin,
not found satisfactory within one month from date
of purchase, money refunded, leu Eipn-u charges.
Bend for circulars. Amnts wonteil.
rOvt.I,KNN,H.,.V,.a.Yt("H'"Torauto.Ont
N.U Machines will be sblpid from Kocurater.N. Vw
thus tavin U.S. duty. 1'Uu mention this paper.
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Agent for the Isouiratlr, lluux'liolil, ltliilc.
nud Auirrlrau S.King Maihtncs. oil, Needles,
and Attachments and Machlio parts for all machines,
MacMnet repaired and Miirar.te.1, Oome or tend for
particulars SatUfactltu gusranteed. lujllf
S320
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tvj7
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OOO ACRES.
13 CREENMOUSES.
TREESandPLANTS
We Oder foe the fall trade a Urge and tine tttxk if
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fruit Tri-s.; Seed.
tu, Kill ivti. uaild Ins on itiK-li., Addnca
REWARD vi;,VEpHE
lilfltiv tifniln tltnt on fur. H r
sMloaiatle Nnlaging Straw Marker
that ran ilo !( tl r vsurk than tho
IMPERIAL STACKER
that we ort building. Kcrd for
rirrularand price hit nhichwill
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Miilol to do good work or no sal?
NEWARK MACHINE CO,. Columbts.O.
1 1 X rfSTilkH iV I MAIIIJi
ORGANS.
HUhest Hfaors at all Ureal World's Fxhn'ots for
rlntirea rar W) st)les. tn to Jilt. Kur t ash. Easy
l-uui-m., irllcuua. Cauiogue, 44 pp v.n, f nx7
PIANOS.
The Improve 1 Metho.1 of Stringing. Introduced and
perfected by Masux A llnu, Is cunrrdnl by rum.
iwtent Judges to romitutaa radical adtacre in lUno
lorta construction.
lo not rrmilre enmnarter as much tnnlnc as llanos
generally. IX-crllli e caialcue by isalL
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NOTICE.
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