Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, December 03, 1886, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextW I LT, V SIT L V A It Al nil : sSaLEIM. OliliGOM, DECEMBER 3, 1880 grange alumi(. iivx;i; IHR..UTOKY. Tbo Oregon Stato Grange OFFICERS. Master Jihlgn H. V. Holm. Slcin, M.iriou Co., Ogn. Ovcrsocr. A. Lulling, Miluaukle, .Clack aims Co., Ojin. Lecturer H. E. Hayes, Staflbnl, Clackamas Co.. Oan. Stewanl J. W. C-ok, MoMlnnville, Yamhill Co., Ogn. Asst. Steward J. Voorhecs, Woodburn, Ma rion Co.. Oan. Chaplaiti-A. V. Miller, Will.lmrg, Clacka- mas Co.. Oan. Treasurer K Strone, Salem, Marion Co , Ogu. Secretary Mrs. M. J. Train, Albany, Llnu Co., Oen. Oato Kcopor. ilotiu Simpson, Sluj'fiw, Lano Co., Oregon. Ceres Mrs. Annie Simp on, SnisW-v, Lane Co., Oan Pomona Mrs. S. M. Cook, McMiunville, Yamhill Co., Ogn Flora-Mrs. E. Ituisell, V1U V1N, V. T. Lady Assistant Stewanl Miss LyMii Brook, Snlctn, Marion Co., Ogn. Orange Thoujht. Tho Grnngo is nn orgnnization of per rons engaged in nn industry moro ex tensive tlmn any otlior and most licnofi cent in its influences, ngriculture, tho foundation and support of nil industries that contribnto to tho comfort, pi ensure and lmppiness of man, Its nims nnd purposed nro open to viow, for in these tbcro is no concealment. Its obliga tions nro consistent with tho virtues Hint distinguish tho highest order of civil ization. It relics upon organization ns i means of ollectiiig ndvnnccment to moro exalted worth, not for tho few who may bo recognized ns lendors, but nil who join in its beneficent work, nud its field is wider still, for its inllucneo ex tends to tho remotest relation of tho great industry it represents. With theso lofty purposes nnd objects, it appeals to men and women who seek ndvnnccmont to nid in tho good work Hint will become .moro nnd more cll'ectivo with ovcrynddi- tionof strength directed to thonttain incut of objocts that constituto tho liighcst material, social and moral gain. This is tho mission, purpose, nnd object of tho Orange. To this its labors nro directed with conscious rectitudo of de sign encourngod nnd supported by achievements that point to fuller real ization of good in which nil may shnro nil who strivo for good, whether within tho membership or not, for tho Grange docs not rostrict its bcnciiccnco to tho narrow limit of its own faithful work ers. Its members desiro most earnestly to cxtond tho field of usefulness, lieuco tho appeal to good mon nnd women to nid in tho work. This implies extended membership, for whatever benefits nro found must havo their eutircu in asso ciated oll'ort. Tho timo is favorablo now for firmer, closer and moro cllcctivo organization that will load to groater good. Kx. Honesty tn tbe Oranco. Tho Husbandman, in its "Grnngo Thought," says tho following to tho credit, of tiraugo principles : "Tho Grange, so far ns it deals with business, lias undovinting honesty of purpose It inculcates this principle, and nsks its mombers to observo tho highest standing of integrity in all transactions. It does not spurn small snvings, nor dues it sock to mako its mombora rich. It recognizes the bind ing forco of tho golden rule, henco its endeavors to impress on all its member ship obligations that it docs not create, but rather ncccpts, becnuso they nro right, nnd in thoir observnnco nugmeut tho happiness of all. In tho industry that ongagos tho attention of iu mem bers nnd receives thoir efforts constantly, there is nover large profit, and frugal living is a necessity. Dut it opposes nil that is sordid, henco its detestation of henrtless scramblo for riches when greed seizes upon tho just rewards of tho in dustry it represents, taking its proceeds through trick and dovico oflbnsivo to thoso whoso honest effort goes willingly to production of food nnd raiment, nnd blessing tho world as tho dispenser of good. It makes no protest against riches when it refuses to bo tithed in tho interest of schoniers who havo fattened upon tho products of labor to which its members nro bound by a docreo older than human laws and not less applica ble to mon and womon in other pur suits. Fanners know that they cannot get great riches, as measured by com mercial standards, through tho labor they must expend, nnd they know also that they need not sink into poverty if they protect their own rights. What tb ar&nxe Hu Done. Wherever tho Grange has taken root and flourished, reform in almost evory respect has followed. Intemperance is wholly unkno'Mi to tiny gathering of Granger", and when the teachings of the Grange pov il, profanity or coarbc nets nf iihy .nd is rare. Mombers of tho OrdiT. by being associated together, learn about each other and from oneh other. Engaged in tin- snnie pursuits, they have learned that their interests are identical nnd they can ill afford to be divided by tho imaginary lines of party politics. Instead of tho partisan liato which they formerly ontettnined for each other whore they differed in politics, neighbor now grasps tho hand of neighbor in tho fellowship of mutual help without the distinction nnd distrust that had before kept them npnrt ; real nnd substantial objects tako tho plnco of tho fictitious nnd petty ones, that nro profitable only to scheming politicians and adventurers. Union tnkes tho place of divisions cre ated mainly by designing men. Through tho instrumentality of tho Grnngo, tho condition of its members is improved nnd their -interests advanced, which is indeed n gnin to tho wholo country. . Tho small farmer who hnsbcon quick ened in tho Grnngo can no longer be cheated with tho clap-trap of politicians. Because ho happened. to bo pushed back on somo littlo farm, working for dear lifo nnd tho support of his littlo family, thcro is no reason why ho should be denied recognition in tho outside world except as n tox-payor. Ho may bo will ing to work nnd deny himself many luxuries, even sufficient sleep, but if he is still so blindly devoted to party Hint ho is willing Government shall rob him of half of all ho earns nud leave him without the means of educating his family or giving them nny of tho privi leges that make life worth living, ho is worso than an infidel. Ex. POULTRY NOTES. Do not keep geese, ducks or turkeys in tho same house with chickens, nor on tho same run, if you can avoid it. Tho wings of turkeys, geese nnd chickens nro good to wash and clean windows, as they leave no dust nor lint, ns cloth. Turkeys mo great foragers, and will gather thoir ontiro food from tho fields during tho summer, at tho same timo destroying myriads of bugs, grasshop pers, worms, etc., that prey upon the crops. A cabbage, chopped fine, is excellent grcon food for fowls. So nro onions. Theso vegctnblcs can always bo procured iu winter. Clover hay, finely cut, is also excellent. It may bo fed dry, or steeped nnd mixed with tho soft food of poul try. An experienced poultry dealer gives ns his opinion that incubator chickens aro decidedly inferior to thoso raised in tho natural way. H hns n pale, sickly, unnatural npponrnnce. The flesh is soft like Eputty. Thoy lack keeping quality when dressed and placed on tho market, nud will not command the highest prico. How does this coincide with tho exporienco of others? If ono must kcop n great numbor of hens, let them bo kept in scparato flocks and so far apart that they will not unite. Tho houses need not bo largo nor ex pensive, but n yard will not bo necessa ry to shield them from foxes, skunks, hawks, rats, otc. They can bo let out to forago n portion of tho day, nnd after being called in again tho houses nnd ynrdB carefully closed at night. This takes timo and pationco, nnd nny neg lect means loss iu tho hen business. Peafowls nro ornamental, excellent for the table, but aro slow in reaching maturity, and tho hen soldom lays be foro sbo is two years old. Tho chicks, however, grow rapidly nt first, but ns thoy begin to feather almost nt tho start of life, they rcqniro frequont feeding or thoy will perish. They soon begin to fly and roost on tho highest positions they enn find. Tho hens lay from ten to twenty eggs, nccording to ago and trcntmont. Tho young chicks slioulJ bo fed the same ns young turkoys, but meat, finely chopped, should bo givon threo times n week. Tho malo i a quar rolsomo bird in tlfo barnyard, and often makes short work of young chicks. They aro moro ornnmontnl than profita ble, though tail feathers may bo pulled for salo as soon ns tho molting season begins. A Fine Farm tor Sale. Wo havo had placed in our hands for sale a choico furm highly improved, about four miles south of Salem. Tho placo contains 120 acres, all of which is cleared. There is a growing crop of 62 acres, consisting of barloy and wheat. There are good buildings and an orchard, This placo yielded thirty bushels of wheat per acre last year. Apply soon and obtain a bargain. Price $35 per acre. tf A good grooming is ns refreshing to n horn' as a b.u li is to a man. TLe Qreatcst study of Mankind is Man. "Head mo for my cause, and be pn ticnt that ye may read." Suakkspkaui:. The greatest study of mankind is man, And who e'le his wondrous frame Hwli scan, Poodf r and devise ti cure n ill, Whether by device, fruit or pill, An iqml benefactor is he; and we li.it tc, The iuventor of a cathartic of delicious taste, To do him honor. Who remembers not how thu distressed mother, Her child's cutrrntics tries to smother, That sue insist not the horrid dosn bu tiken. The remembrance e'en now docs nausea Awaken, And fond father. To be witness of Mi chill's torture, wou'd rather I'.y nigh price, If niniioy could pnrcliise Cathartic nice. Wc havo it novel and great I)b I'iiati'n i nnio Appevs upi'U tho scroll ol Eculpnn famr; ror niter lonir stmiy wnat would in t, Hn hit up in niatcioi's iiiiTiT To euro our ills. Aural nt rtnntt with ilrAlttfht. mm .nil... igestion, liver com plaint or Constipation, Or any disease to which lloli is heir, Ho hero with prido doe boldly declare, And on tho assertion will wager big, That it can bo cured by a llAMllUUd FIG I fSEDGWICKH STEEL WIRE FENCE Is the bcatrrncrnl purport wlro fence- In use. It en Ntrnna nrt-vrnrk without tmrlns. Don't Injure stock. It will turn dees, plirs, thrrp nnd poultry, rn well s horses rend mule 1 he lieat. fence (or farms, ((aniens, Htoclc lUnei-a nnd lull" roads. Very neat, pretty styles for Ijuin, Parks, ScnouMnts and Cemeteries. Covered vvlili mil proof paint, or mado nf Bittvanltrd wire. n pre ferred. It rvlll laat n lifetime. It In better tlmn tionrils i or linrlieil wire In eery reect 'tun Hrdvvlru (Intra made nf vvroiiRh.rii pine nnd lecl Hire, defy nil rompetllloii In llghtucaa, neat ness, strength nnd durability. We make the brut, cheapest and rarest vvorklnKnll-lrnnniitnmiit In rr eir-nieflln amir, mid the iienlet chrnp ron rrnrr now nindr. The Iirai Wlro Hlrrtrhern.Ciittlnr Hlerxnnd l'i A num. 1 or prices nnd pnrtlciilnni nr.lt Hardnurc lAnlcrs. or nddrrs. mentioning paper, SEDGWICK OROS.. Richmond, In 1N51. 1880. WANTED ! l-O-O-O Now subscribers lor the WEEKLY STATESMAN ! THIS YKAK. FALL 'I'l'lllllll!! AllllOIIIIMlct ! Two l'uiicrs for tho Price of One, or Four Papers for Less tliim tho IMIeo of Two. An excellent ftirinerV paper civ en nvriey with tho STATESMAN'. Till: ,Mi:itICAN r.It.Mi:it, li .Uteen iiii;ii UKrleiiltiiral innKUiliir, pulilMiett nt I'ort Wujiie, Intl., U onn nt tho lending iiKrleutluntl JmirimWof the roiintry. It Is ilotoleil exclusively tu tho InteroU nf the runner, Miuk-lirccdcr, Il.ilryiiiiin, Har dener, mill llmmrhfihl, anil tttvry upci let of Inclmlry eniiiurlol vrltli that Kreat i(ir Hon of people, tho farmern. I'arinem ran not well KetiihiUB without It. It puts new hlrim In their mlmU. It tenches them Im to farm tllh prolll. It luukr tho homo happy, the- youni; folks rheerfnl, mill the growler contented. The ulicrlptlnn prlco or tho TAIlMKIt Ut per ear. It I put.. lUhed monthly tuclte iinmhers u year. To nil new subscribers to the llally ur Weekly STATKSJIAN who, nfler AiiKint 1st, 1HKO, subtcrlbe nml pay one J ear's subscription In ndianre, the American riirmer will be sent oue )eur froe of charge. Old subicrlbrrs to the STATESMAN who pay up nil arreaniKea mill onu jenr In ad vance will receive, the American 1'uriuer one j ear free of charg. Old siibtrrlbers hii,wlll pay up h1! ar rearages mid one )eur in advance, may tub scribe for another copy of the Weekly S1ATKSMAN for LSI), and the Amrrliitn I'unuer svlll nlaobe sent to tho new mime, thus citing four paper for lea Ihiiii the price of two but the additional n.ime must be that of wiuu perou who U not u subscriber In the .Stateamiiuit new sub scriber. If yon are not u milistrlber, mill ou have a friend who Naln not it siibnerl her, you may eaih itielvu the Weekly STATKSJIAN uud tho pirmliiin .iperfur $3,30, which Is 30 cuts Irk Ihiiii thuprlir of the Statesman nloiie. Send the Weekly .nid the premium to fileuiU III the tuvt. It will be uppret Intnl. This premium unnouuci ineut refers only to rush subtcrlbers. This proposition holds koimI only till January 1st, 1HK7, litter which d.tu no subscription villi be taken on these terms. SFSubcrlptloii prlcei Dully STATIC MAN", per milium, ll Weekly STATCt IAJ', ier milium, f'J OltUUOX STATi:.S3IAX, Siilein, Gvviiuu. RUPTURE Have you lurUtf IbesUtuurMjuirtoiurtloD for UIC. I A hlitUiUVa laiT.oua lluiutf JrtUntnl, Urn taily lsDoviiL'Usir4itt-i(infbriai4cur without oj-rUon ur liliuTraiic Irutn lUr utrl trlrun taiwl 'rr ftrtfl-utin ititfM rsjdy iturlsA(loi(. vultMl u nil atfrn. Now $10 only briul (or clrcuUruf iucuriH utcotiit-tiriHUuiis.afiti f't-for. (ltlcufU ftlLbibvaiMl U)tiHJf cmtrrUi'i4w)rt.Vew Ytrk Cv 379FRUITTREES """" Wines, Plants, otc. Anr.l. lVar. I'rmrb.L'berrf- I'lutu. qui nee, htrawbrrrr. Kiuubrrry, llturkbrrry, t'urrmii., I.rnpr, f.4MMrbrrrlet. ttnoa f ur Csuki J, H. COLLJ3H, M(Kirttws H. 1, Mtih W HKEYMAN KKOS.. MONEY BROKERS! Jlnney to Lonn wlthnul loinmlvlnii. tn sums to suit on rctvl rstato or approved securlt). t'urchasers ol Koto, County snd Mstc Warrsnts Morlcnc leans mails on threo to fivo Jears time. XiB'Uificc: lire) mill's Mock, Sslem, Orrtron. febS J mos STRONG'S RESTAURANT. SEIIVES THE 11E3T Of MEALS for 25 CENTS ! Ojs'ch III ever) style. Candles, Nu'.s, Cakes, lie. Dread, etc. TltOl'lCAt, FIIL ITtf. cte EVERY - BODY KNOWS ! Thst W. 1. JOHNSON the PHOTOGRAPHER Cumnierclil Street, S.-vlem, Otrgon. rilAIE8 THE LEAD I.V THE 1 IOTt'r. ItHHINI'.HH. I'nrtraits, Copjlnir, Enlsrvlny, Colotlnir, etc., etc. t&Vlcws tsVen In city or country. Send It voiii aim, lhy will tie promptly ftlltil. V. J. AnilSTIlO.NO. J as. noss. P. J. Armstrong S Co., (Succcifors to Kcltr A Knlulit.) olwkhmitiiim: a c.iui:iiii:M.tuni. Is HcrroShocleif slid tlcncral Jobblnj; uudu erlsltr IV At A HKI.I.V'S old stsild nil Celiuni rrhl stmt, Siltin, Orik-on, "MX splint JOHN KNIGHT, Blacksmithing and Horse Shoeing. JIAln rrNEDAT IV m:w lr Alt! Kits, '1 No 'Mil CoiiiinrtcUl street. I sin prepared to do all kinds o) rrpslrlnif All old pitrom aro Invited tneull snd I l(lfn their work my Ust csr sud sttvntluii. tit I .Make u Kpcclnlly or llore HIiurhiKi myltf v. .lOKlr.l.N.S Museum of Anatomy- 5I Mnrkrl Mrret. (10ANDLEAUN HOW TO AVOW X dlsesse, sud how vvomUrliilly )ou sromsds. l'flvsts Olllre, 'ill (lesrybt. Consultation on Lost Usnhond snd si I dlnatcs of Women, Kemt lor LooVi, JsnSIS THE mt. hiiMurs ritn.iTi; niM'r.NMttv. 400 Qcsry St., Ssn rrsnrlico, V Ccntluctrd l) (juiliried l'h)lfUni slid Huriivsns r wuUr (JrailuaUs. jrTlieililrlhierlulll In tin Ullltlll btstCS, VVllOM I.IIXUIMI si rrsissr. oerfcit untl.od snd pu uiedlcine, hituio NrrtuT snd rss viiNsvr crsrs of sll I'rlvste, Chronic Slid Nervous llseaais, Afflttlons of tliolllood.Hklii, Kid lie) s, Iliad iter, l.riipllnii". lleer, old Horrs, hvvrlllliK of the (ilHlula, Norn Mouth, Ihronl, llunr rntn.Krnnnintl) tundsiidecsd' lestnl Iroin the sstrm for life. KiCDUnilC I'ehintr. iniiio. IlLniUUO truer. Hrmliial o.e. Hexusl llrrn). Jlriitsl nnd rh)lrul Mrakurss. lull I im Memory, vvrim i.jru.Miiiu ed Oeveliipmeul, Imped liiieiil In Jlarrlnur, rlr., mini rrr esor joiillirul folllr, or n rausr. pecdlly, surely nnd prlvalel) eurril. YOUNtl. HIDDLKAOKI) Oil) men. andill who need rredlrslNklll snd s:urrlrure connlttlieoldKuroiesn I'lijsKUn stonce. lllsopln Ion costs nutldnir. snd may save luture niliery slid hame. When tucoiiveiilcnt to vUlt tlio city for trial meut, inwilelnv can be suit everywhere by rspriri trr rr.iin oliarrv at Ion. It Is self ivlilillt thst s phjslclsn who k'Uis his vv hole sttentlon to a ilaid uutaiciniisiua urrAi Hiii,n'n'";.ii,iin,iuuk,i out thecountrv. fnowlnit this, frruutntly reioninuii'l ililtlcultoits to the Oldest SpcclulM, by whom every known itood remtdv Is used The Doctor's Aucaiul t:prrlrurr inakis his opinion ol supreme liiiporliinrr , . (nThuo ho (all tee no one hut the Docttr ton sulutlon KIIKKsndaurredtj raiiitlitrullul, Caaes which have falle.1 In ontajnui rtliti (.iseairicre llpeil ally sol Id ltd Kemale dlstasis suwts.fillly tltsted riie lioelor will sure to forfeit tl.000 for a taat undtrtsktn, notcuied, Call or write. Hours, Dally fri.mUA Jl tu i V Jl . B to 8 evtnlnirs; Sundays, 10 to IV only ! " lli Kasiraaiar (Iuijs to HraiTil. Hc.T I'sts. Address as abov i DR. LIEDIG'S Wontlcrful Gorman InvlKorator l'trn.aiientlv ureveuts sll I niiatural Un from tin svattin, ti.hia the inrvrs, atinulluiia the iuumI-. cnecka'he wate, lnvlvrrtes the whole jllila and restores the smiitid 'o lleaiin aim iiappuu.a The re"ii ao man) (annul Kit cuitil ol wralneo snd thu above illam Is olv to a eoinplltatlou, called rilOSTATOIIIIIIKA, which rupilrra i.iilsi trcatimiit Hit MKBHi'M I.SVKiOllA'IOIl lathe onl) cure fo I KimtatOKHisa, with peiullsr rpccisl Trial mint, usul at the I.IEIIIO lllhl'HNSAIIY VARICOCELE Or Wokiiv Vnvaof the h'rrntum Olttn the unsiii lcUd cause if lst Usnhord, lltblllt, tic htiiiliul weakneisnd Its rompl cation 1'rctttrrea Tlie above dleae4 can only be mrid by Ur l.ltblrs lnvloratvr No. 2 and the Or Llcl g Varicocele Compri-sscr Xrirlrr or the lutlearntor, ti. Case of sla tdt!i. 10. bent to any address, covered auurel from oMmaMou Most iowtrlul electric U Its tree to uvtients To I'kovs ma WosursnL I'osr or tus INVHIOIt ATOlt a 2 Unnm Civ e ox Kssr 1 UKK. t'onsuitatlor free and private Call or address IlfllMJ IISIKK (ItV. 400 deary htrttt.Han t'ranclsco, Cal I'llvata entrance (Oi )ason alrtct. four blocks up Oiary btrttt from Kearny, Uiln entrance throki !!pensary I'ruir Store I IJanbStf ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL. THIS NEW FUSTIC TRUSS 1 llu a I vl dlltrreul from all ethers, Is euii shape, wllh Heir. SENSIBtttT xljuwn; iiiiinirnier,a.iaiu I0US3 m .-. u llavlf to all p-stllcn cl tku body whlla Ibe hall Intheeup VR ireSBOSI DOCK v llliais Inea Just sb o person -fMAa .I.K hm, tlnmmr- VV llli llLt litVI ma ubcLlxoirely oar and nlfrtil.and a raillcal earti teruln 11 U tajr, durl.l and ebeau htul i br mall. (If. culanfrta. SObLtaTUS TKlaJtu., (Usms, Ub nim ncui irussurv .u ,. LONG LOANS. r-sw s w rsia) sa ( ssj iMrs si p, fj lrsMsMjMrrttra!y strtri i m. kmu uuh's T. 8. Oftrdacr, f MANY LAMP CHIMNEYS AIlB otlorod for stilo rqprosontcd as good aa tho Famous iiut tiii:v ARE NOT! And lllco nl Oimtcrroltii lack tho ItcuuirUct Jo tiA.-U'CVU Qualities ASB FOR THE! PEMLTOP CHIMNEY 1'nt.Oct. UO . 1883. The PEARL TOP is nianuractiirca ONIiY br GE:OsA,MACPTH&CO,i PITTSBUKGlf, PA. FOR SALE. A Farm iu Howell Frairiu. Containing 100 Acres, ONB HL'NDII'I) ANII TWI'.NTY FIVK of which Is under plow; Ilia bslanca In limber wl li dwilllnir, smoka and iit'k house; a r,ew lcniKirrv barn: runnliiif water tint vrar areiu I. Anuli on the prcnilsealo (Urctf; 'AMU hOI K0Kl MEXIGAN LIMITED. .5()( BATTIillY ST., Sttn FranrlficOf Ctl. Send Tor circulars and tcs.i- ninnliilii IvIdk "" Information. Clionp Lundut fluo cllmatci plvuty of wutcrt onny torntii roKtilnr nonsiouH. Wo Import or Export UtitloH, nml no Taxca for Ton yenm. ilollu.ll 31AUK LEVY. Commission Merchant 1 DKAI.KH IK FKITITS AM) l'IC01l'l. tONHMiMII.MM MIIMITIII. Ilsvlnif Int j mate aiuiisliitanco with the trade (I I'll Hand and ban rranrbco and other points, I sni side to sell seasonable product to but silvstitane. luliiimrilhilr Itrltirns Mndr. JIAJtK LEVY, 12J front Street, I'oitlsnd, OrrKon. ma)Mf iV J'OSITIYE CURE! 1.1 I.V tcunr. Iniddli stid sud old. sliicrle r Insillid nd all vvhnsre tiilKtlii: Willi IHM 3IA.MIIIOII MlVfll 1 1 , 1 1 1 . H'linisplllluls Mllllliai l.din,hl ual dicav. ralioi: lmi"l. Wak ilea, btlllilid Devil ipiiieut, Uik (I r.uiil). Ilnn Ibhid MichI, I'Iiii tca,iiii4iiiui.iiia iu sisrriise, uihi i.iriusiu rat iltcasia, bjil.ll is, Ml I Ilia 1 ru Hi I , llau lalllnv IblitS Tails, e vac lui've, ho'i Thmal, I litis, I tints tl khriet). hldiiv ai'd IHsihlir Ticublis Witk Pack IIiirnliiKi line, ini oi,ilueiae,( cncr-l , li tt, htilct ture, leeches siaul liicj Iiialiiiti.l, piuipt rtllf aid Hire for life. III, III M l h cnaiilt roi lldintlaliy If In trouble c.llirwille lela)rsareilaiiiioii Call at due S.'i )iara lapellinie T I lua nail, lilt VANIHI.ML'I.SL'AII, U'iBiitl 1.11 M airect, tf 1'orll, ihI, OriKon LABELS (f ii mmuij iJuuu'a Idio Mrlullla Kur Marking Ijihcl, alainpeil to order Willi name, oriiamo mid uddreas and num. Urs. Ills reliable, (lit up uml ecinvenlcnt. Hellsat slsht and lilt i a p(rfl aulUfucllun. Illuslrated rrkcUsl nud auinpli a free. AKcnla vvanleil. ). 11, IiANA, West Lohuiwiu, N. II. DEDCRICK'S HAY. PRli&CCS. thecuituuar ke i iMli.O'li. ..vi . ..oA As"ate .e.v.vXo . v , , . - Order on trial, uddnsa for circular unit loutlnn ul Wislrrn and hoiithi ru Htnrehoii.r anil Ai; uts. I'. K. DCDCIIIOK V GO., Albany, II. Y. N. D, -Other msnafseturrrs combined sirslnst the ritulnai pateniee ttlansnirsi. to aiiproprlalu his coulluuoua bale clumber, falsely publish dial Ic'imea aud iiremluina over llederlca. (let atir of them If vouean.u.'i anyionillllous, to meet Iu the Grid the Inventor of Hat on satiny lopy Dedcrlck niaranlns his pn salhubrsl.or fllluu will bur the cinillnuiius irisa al least a iiui,elltor'a chance lurliiir 1 1' li""1 for whiih Ida pjlrhl waa vrantetl Iluiir' luuabiy thu Inv cbllou has Bicatly bene Oiled the public NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY 0FMUSIC Boston, Mass. THE LARCESTaud BEST EQUIPPED laths WpRLD-llulrurtur.'j.iiM!Kiiiila. rsar. Thar. euxu h Mructiun hi Vim at and tit.lruineiitalMu.K.I'lawiaiil OrKan 'I ituiue, llita Arl.Orsl,jrtr, Lliersluit, Irstich, Orr luau aiul llallsn lnyusnts, I iillili ltrsirlirs,(lymna.llfS. tie 'Jultlon. 1 1 l,i jilt t,osr,t and rni Willi Mraia llrslaad I.I.Hiie Mirl.l, siil'lprri'rui Full Term blashw IrmlM-rll. Ivsl. tr I llii.lralr.r'alrlt,lsr. will. lull li,r.nuslioii. sjMm. l-'iill)IOH: jir ,1 raokllu h, . lio:ftnN,al... ICQ ACIIE3. INCOlU'OKATtl) mu California Nursery Co. Fruit and seml-TroplcaL ORAPB VINES. Caj'4 rrsiti, Z'.:. JIM LARGEST STOCK EjjHp On the Psclflc Coast. ,sft 8PEOIAtTIE8J PLUMS, PRUNES &. APRICOTS ON MYHOBOLAN STOCK. Our facilities for packing snd sulppluif.to die. taut points are unsurpassed. aWHcud for Catalogue. Address CALIFORNIA HUMERI CO., JOHN HOCK, Muuugvr, Nllew, Cul. with VJTTTV on m on Co. mr 'BBBJBHBrA I tl. ., SjB JBBBjVUSLBW rt 111 stTtfTf--sr--wssJsik, (UXXIHSI WB w