W1LLAMFTTE FARMERt SALEM, OREGON, JANUARY 14, 1887
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Limo ia a puritier,nnd should bo used
often ns a wash to coop, porches and
nost boxes. Sprinkle tlio placo most
frcquontod by them, with- nir-slaked
lime.
To pnek eggs for tho winter supply,
gather thorn every day, and paok nono
that nro not absolutely frceh. Bait is
tho best wacking material, and tho eggs
should bo laid down tho day tlioy aro
gathered. Kcop tho egg box in a dry,
cool placo, whoro tho salt will not gather
dampness.
Tho fruit growers of California secur
ed darnagcB against tho bec-kcopors, be
caiuo tho bcos puncturod grapes and
appropriated tho pulp. This soason
sovcral crops of peaches that wcroripon
ing in.Now Jorsoy wcro completely de
stroyed in a singlo day. Tlio bees will
not destroy fruit, howover, unless other
sources for obtaining honoy aro lim
ited. Thcro is no such thing as luck in tho
poultry business. Tho person who waits
for Mr. Luck to raiso his chicks, will bo
badly left at tho end of tho season. Tho
luck that awaits any orlodoponds ontirly
on your judgment, oxporienco, tho timo
and labor spcnt,as well as tho monoy in
vested. Success can bo achiovod by tho
industrious, but don't trust to luck, or
you will got fooled every timo. Ho is a
mighty treacherous old man.
Tho special good points in duck cul
ture arc 1st, thoy novor havo cholera,
roup, norgapes, thoy novor get drowned,
and aftor tho first wcok, not two por
ccntarolost, 2d. Thoy lay more eggs,
which hatch bettor than lion's eggs.
3d. Thoy havo flno and dolicious flesh
for tablo uso. 'lth. Thoy attain to
thrco and a half or four pounds weight
in ten weeks' timo and in tho eastern
market whero thoy aro' known and
appreciated, thoy command a ready
galo at from 20 to -15 cents por pound in
tho spring.
About Wyandotte.
Although becamingquito woll known,
tho Wyandottcs aro still such a now
breed that a great many farmers and
their bettor halves who raiso poultry aro
not familiar with thorn. Tho Wyan
dottcs may to somo extent bo callod a
"gonoral, purposo" chiokon, as thoy havo
somo of tho best qualities of somo breeds
diftoring from oach othor. Wo glvo a
description of them as writton by a
breeder in ono of our exchanges, which
is no doubt a fair presentation of their
claims :
Thoy weigh when fully maturod:
Cocks, eight and ono-hnlf pounds, and
hons six and a half. Thoy aro a beau
tiful fowl to look upon, too, aftor all
clso is said and dono. Thoy aro black
and white Tho contor of tho feather
is white, with a hoavy black edgo around
it ; logs yellow and frco from feathers ;
comb, n flat or roBO comb, similar to tho
roso corcb, similar to tho Hamburg, al
though not so prominont; fitting closer
to tho head, it seldom frosts, ovon in tho
coldest woathor, which is a great point
to bo considered by those living in tho
cold Northom Stale?, whero tho Leg
horn or Spanish will freoze to doath if
not kept by tho firo, almost.
As chicks thoy aro easily reared.
Thoy feather quickly, grow rapidly, and
with good caro mako early layors ; thoy
lay a flno largo egg, ranging from nearly
wuito to quito yellow in color, witn a
good thick shell. In fact, thoy aro pre
eminently tho farmor'a fowl for gonoral
purposes. In Baying this, I do not
strivo to pull down othor desorvedly
popular varieties, but simply stand them
upon tholr own footing, whoro yon will
And thoy aro ablo to stand. But liko
all othor good breeds, thoy can not
convert fenco rails into eggs. They
must havo somo good food.
It is a breed that has been brod pri
vately for somo fifteen years, undor dif
ferent namos up to tho year eighty
three, when thoy wero admitted to tho
standard as a thoroughbred fowl, and
tho namo Wyandotto applied. Thoy
occupy tho middlo ground between tho
largo and clumsy Asiatic and tho smaller
varieties, such as Leghorns, Spanish,
etc., and as such tho fill a very impor
tant position among farmers who feel
that they cannot koep two distinct
kinds such as tho Cochins or Bnunahs
for flesh, and tho Spanish for ogga;
they answering tho purpose admirably
for both. In fact, while they are almost
impossible to beat in tho production of
eccrs. thev aro tho finest eating fowl wo
havo, and 1 believe aro acknowledged to
bo by all who havo ever tried them,
which makes them in great demand as
broilers.
Cblntao Flimints.
Some fanm-s in Linn county claim to
suffer serwlv fr-mi theso birds and
others do not mnko so much complaint,
but that can bo accounted for by tho
fact thathe bird want in certain local
ities, as tho Herald says, and would
naturally troublo tho farmers in tho
vicinity of their haunts. Somothing
depends on their eating qualities, or
rather thoir valuo as food for man, and
wo havo heard ono who tried it say ho
"had as soon cat a crow." Tho gonoral
opinion scorns to bo that thoy are not a
valuable bird for food.
Four years ago Mr. John Donny
turned looso on hia placo in this county
eleven China or Mongolian pheasants,
tho only ones in Amorica. Tho birds'
wcro imported from China as an experi
ment, and tho Legislature passed a
stringont law protecting them for a
poriod of fivo years. In two years, by
another act, tho timo was extended two
yoars longer. Tho climnto seems to
havo been perfect for thorn, and thoy
havo increased vory rapidly, until now,
though most plontiful hero, thoy can bo
found in all tho adjoining countios.
Thoy mostly inhabit tho low, dry
Bwalcs, and aro novcr found in tho brush
or timber. Oak crcok, a small wet
wcathor stream south of Albany, is a
favorito placo for thorn, and in a singlo
day's hunt as many as a hundred can
bo soon.
As to whether or not thoy aro moro
detrimental to tho farmer than tho
grouse, thcro is n diversity of opinion.
Somo claim thoy are, and as proof call
attention to fields of grain, portions of
which havo boon dostroyed; whilo
others claim that an equal number of
grouso would havo boon equally as
destructive.
Hunters aro moro interested in know
ing whether or not they nro a gamo
bird. Should tho epicure ask, ho could
not bo answered, as no ono could bo
found who had eaten one. Rumor, how
over, says tho flesh is vory whito, and
tastes similar to chickon. In beauty
thoy surpass any Oregon bird. Tho
malo is about one-fifty larger than a
grouse, and is decked with feathers of
overy color, whilo around its neck is a
black ring tinged with red, and a tail
sixteen inches in length adds to its
beauty whilo on tho wing. It crows liko
a young rooster, and whon flushed flics
straight away with a coarso whirring
noise, keeping in a straight line, as docs
tho quail.
But tho dog, pity tho poor bruto, that
catching tho scent, comes to a stand and
expects to find his bird, and is often mis,
taken. It may bo thoro and may not.
On foot thoy aro tho equal of any dog,
and socm to tako prido in giving thorn
chaso through tho tall grass or wheat,
Thoy cannot bo depended on, for when
tho dog sots whero tho bird should be, it
may bo an hundred miles away, and
aunning at tho rato of twonty-four knots
an hour.
Tho last, and porhaps tho greatest ob
jection tho hunter has to thorn, is that
whoro thoy livo, no othor bird can livo.
That is, in places on tho prairio whero
formerly could bo found plonty of grouso
and pheasants, thoro are nono now, all
having beon driven to tho timber.
Many favor tho ropoal of tho protec
tion law, and others favor lotting it
stand j at any rato, whilo a law it should
bo enforced, and, whothor from tho city
or tho country, tho person found guilty
of killing thorn should bo punished to
tho full extent of tho law. Albany
Horald.
"My nocTon's bill for tho past four
yoars has not beon $10," writes F. G.
Bailoy, of 80 South 9th street, Dayton,
0. Ho had Vertigo, Indigestion, Great
Nervousness, Inflammation of tho Blad
der, Kidnoy Diseaso and Bleeding Piles.
Eighteen bottles of Warner's safo euro
perraanontly cured him, ns ho will toll
you if you writo and enclose a stamped
envelope Ask your friends and neigh
bors about Warner's safo euro.
Front and Luxury.
An April or May pullet is quito likely
to lay in autumn and winter, whilo ono
hatched in Juno or Jnly will probably
not begin laying beforo tho following
March and April. Tho early pullot will
moult in good soason tho following
spring, and bo ready to givo her share
of eggs tho succeoding winter. A neigh
bor used hia early hatched pullets for
tho tho tablo at harvest and , threshing
timo. '
W. H. Rhodes, 118 E. Gay St., Col
umbus, 0., in 1879, "was taken ill with
palpitation and neuralgia' pf the heart,
consequently on' - diseased ' "kidneys.
"Hbmblo Dyspepsia" also afllictod him.
Ho spent hundreds of dollars for relief
in vain. He took 60 bottles of .Warner's
safe euro and was fully restored tohoalth,
gaining 70 pounds' while ''using tbat
great remedy. He' tell yon tho wel
come story,
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WHY IS IT SO EFFECTIVE IN SO MAJSTY DIFFERENT
DISEASES?
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"VTfHY ono remedy enn affect so many case Is thlst Tho dNenscs havo n common cause, and a remedy that
T enn affect tlio cause, Krninnently cures all the diicv.es. LiUIki any other orpin in tho body, tho Kid
ney when diseased, may i'telf ho free from fain, nnd tlio wry fact that it In not painful bads many people to
deny that it is diseased. Hut Medical Authorities ngiee that it can bo far gone tvlth disease ami yet
give forth no pain, hecausolt has fow If any nerve of sensation, and these aro tlio only muatiH of convey
ing tho senso of pain j thus unconjciously diseased It affects tho entire system. Wo do not open a wittch
to see if It Is Koing or is in coed order: Wo look at tlio hands, or nolo tho accuracy of Us timo. Ho wo need
not open tho kidney to. sco if It Is diseased. We study the condition of tho system. Now then, KIDNEY
DISEASE producco Any of ho following Common and Unsuspected
Y RA PTfl RS Q M'ickacho; Unusual desire to urinate at night; Fluttering and pain In tliohcirt;
vj I WJ1 I UalOa Tired Feelings; Unusual amount of Greasy Froth In water; Irritated, hot nnd dry s'xlti :
1 1 '!;lu Appctlto; Scalding sensations; Acid, bitter tasto, with furred tongue In tho Morning; Headache I'tut
N uralgia; Abundancoof 2ule,or scanty low of dark-colored water: Sour Stomach; Heartburn with
Dyspepsia! Intenso pain, upon sudden excitement, In tho Small of tho H.ick; Deposit, of mucous some lime
after urination; Loss of Momory ; Ithoumnttsm, chills and fover and Pneumonia; Dropsical Swellings ; Hod
or whito brick dust, albumen and tube casts In the water; Constipation, alternating with Loobonesiii Short
breath, Pleurisy and Bronchial affections; Yellowish palo skin, etc.
Theso nro only tho chief disorders or symptoms caused by a diseased condition of tho kidneys. Now
then, In't It clear to you that tho kidneys, helm: tho cause of all theso derangements, If thoy nro restored to
health bytho great specific "Wnrnor'O SAFE Curo." the majority of tlio above nllmonts will disap
pear? thoiohNO MYSTEItYAIlOUTIT. It docs cure mnnyhad Mates of tho system precisely ns wo
havo indicated. Now whon tho kidneys nro diseased, tho albumen, tho llfu pro)crty of tho blood, escapes tliroujjli
their walls and passes away In tho water, while tho urea, the kidnoy poison, imnalns, and It is this kidney
poison in tho blood, Hat, circulating throughout tho cntlro body, affects every organ, and produces alt
tho above symptoms.
Therefore, wo sav confidently that "Warrior's SAFE Curo," is THE MOST EFFECTIVE
MEDICINE EVE)l DISCOVERED for tho human raco. Ills thocommon remedy which, ovcrcomlngtho
commoncauso. removes the greatest jwsstbtc number of evil effects from the system. Lotusnotort
few of theso diseases and how they nro affected by kidney jwlson, and cured by
WARNER'S SAFE CUR E."
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ftflMQIffllPTinW' 1" a great many cases Consumption is only tho effect of a dlsoasod condition of tho.Hys
UUIlOUIlir I lUlli tcm and not an original dls'iaso; if tho kidneys aroinactlvo nnd thoro is any natural
wenkncsH in tho lungs, tho kidney poison attacks their substance anH eventually they ivastn away
and nro destroyed. Dip your finger in acid nnd it is burned. Wnsh tho finger every day In add and it soon
becomes a festering soro nnd is eventually destroyed. Tho kidnoy poison acid in the blood has the same de
structive effect upon tho lungs: For this reason n porson whoso kldtioys nro ailing will havo grnvo tit
tacks of Pneumonia In tho Spring of tho year, Lung fevers, CoughM, Cold. HronchltlB, Pleurisy, etc., at ull
Foasons of tho year. Hectlfy tho action of tho Kidneys by ' Warnor'o SAFE Curo "as many hundreds
of thousands havo dono, nnd you will bo surprised at tho improvement in the condition of tho lungs.
IMPAIRED EYE-SIGHT:!: BLADDER DISORDERS:'8,! KS "S "Sill;
add with somo persona has an es
pecial apintty tor tito optic
nerve, and though wo havo never
urgod it as a curo for disordered oyo
Biuht, many persona havo written "ns
expressing Burprlso thnt after a
thorough courso of treatment with
V Warner's SAFE Curo,"
their eye-sight has been vastly
Improved, In fact, ono of tho host
o:cullflts In tho country says that
halfthepatlcnts that como tohlin
with bad oyes, upon examination ho
discovers nro victims of kidney
disorder. Wo havo no doubt thnt
tho reason why Romany peoplo com
plain of falling eyesight early In llfo,
Is that, nil unconscious to' them
selves, tholr kidneys havo been
out of order for years, and tho
l.idney poison is gradually ruining
tho system.
OPIUM HMlTfc&SMS
cently shown anow, that opium,
morphine, cocaine, whisky, tobacco
and other enslaving habits capture
their victims by tholr paralyzing ef
fects upon tho kidnoys and liver. In
theso organs the appetite Is de
veloped and sustained, mid tho
best authorities state that tho hab
its cannot bo gotten rldofun
tlltho kidneys and liver aro re
stored to perfect health. For
this purpose, leading medical au
thorities, aftor a thorough examina
tion of nil claimants for tho honor of
bihig tho only specific for tlioso or
iMiis, havo awarded tho prizo to
"Yarnor'o SAFE Curo."
RHEUMATISM: ffi
will tell you that rheumatism is
caused by an ncld condition of tho
system. With somo it is uric acid,
or kidney xison; in othors, It is
lithio acid, or liver poison. This
acid condition Is caused by In
activity of the kidneys and
liver, falsa action of tho stom
ach and food assimilating or
gana. It affects old people moro
than young pooplo because tho acid
hns been collecting in tho system for
yean and finally tho system be
comes entirely nefdiflcd. Theso acids
produco nil tlm various fornw of rhou
inatlsm. " Warner's SAFE
CtJl'O " acting upon tlio kidnoys
ami liver, neutralizing tho ncld nnd
torrocting their falsro action, cures
in uveasoHofihoumntlsm. 'War
no-;o SAFE Rhoumctlc
IfO," nltornatlng with tho uso
of "Warner' Kapb Curo" complete.?
other nigii medical nuttiorltos ray
that most of tlio bladdor dlbcnscs
originate with fa too action of
rno luuncys, mid urinary tract.
Uric ncld constantly coursing through
theso orgnns inflames and ovontunlly
destroys tho inner inombrauo, pro
ducing tlio intense suffering.
Soinotlmoa this kidnoy ncld solidi
fies in the kidney in tho form of
Grnvo I, which in its descent to tho
bladder produces kidney colic.
HomotlmcH the ncld solidities In tho
Bladder, producing calculous or
stone. rWarnor'o SAFE
Curo" has restored thousands of
cases of inflammation and catarrh
of tho bladder and has effectively
corroded tho tendency to tho forma
tion of gravel and stono. It chal
lenges comparison, with all other
remedies In tills work, lluv to day,
'"WARMER'S SAFE CUnC."
CONGESTION: SKSffiftt
gcthur of blood In any ono place. If
ttiero is loss of nervous action in any
organ tho blood vessels do not allow
tho blood to circulato and It Mag
rates. If this condition exists very
long tho collecting blood clots and
eventually destroys tho organ.
Many persons nro unconscious vic
tims of this vory common con
dition. Tho heart, determined ns
it Is to forco blood into every part of
tho system, has to work harder to
got it through tho closgcdorguli, and
eventually tho Heart breaks
down nnd palpitation, cxcosulvo
action, rush of blood to tho head, ills
trcsslng headaches, lndlcato that tho
Congestion has bccomochronle
and 13 doing damage to tho cutiro
system. Congestion of tho kidneys Is
ono of tho commonest of cimj Lints
und Is tlio beginning of much
chronic vi leery, "VVctrnor'c
SAFE Curo" will reiuovo it.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS:
What wo havo said about Congod
lion applies with particular force to
tho above complaints. Thoy aro as
common as can uo, and ns overy doc
tor enn toll you, moat of thoin be
gin Inthlneongcstlvocondltlon
of tho system, which, not being
regularly corrected, grows Into dls
cqKQ and produces theso counties
sufferings which can bo alluded to
but not described In a public print.
Thousands havo beon permanent
ly cured,
BLOOD DISORDERS: MK
that fo many, many peoplo writn us
iArn.nu?n OKire r..m i
uuiiiui wr vuiu
tholr thick and turgid blood, Uelr
heavy, blotched, lrrit.iblo nkln havo
dlsapieared under its potent iuilil
once. Tho kidney poison in tho
blood thickens It. It Is not readily
purified In tho lungs, nnd the result is
tho Impurities como out of tho sur
face of tho body, and ' thcro is
any local diseaso all tho bad
ness In tho blood seems to col
lect there. Our experience Justifies
us in the statement that " War
nor's SAFE Curo" Is "tho
greatest blood puriller known." Tho
treatment must be vory thorough.
STOMACH DISORDERS;
Many neoplo complain moro or less
throughout tho yoar with stomach
disorders: Dyspepsia, Indlgostlon,
Watorlimch, boat nnd distress in tho
stotnnch, sharp pains, frequent aches,
wunt of nppottio, lack of energy. Now,
tlioso nro exactly tho conditions
that will ho produced in tho stomach
when tho blood is filled with
kidney poison: Poonio doao them
solves with all sorts oi stomach re
llofs, but got no hotter. Thoy novcr
will got bettor until thoy glvo their
attention to n thorough reviving of
kidnoy and liver action by means of
tho only specific Warrior'o
SAFE Curo."
CONSTIPATION, PILES:
These distressing idhncnts, moro
common among ono clans than tlio
other, aro not original disorders, hut
mo secondary to imperfect ac
tion ofnio kidneys and liver.
Tho natural cathartic Is bllo, which
Is taken from the blood by tho liver.
If tho liver f:dls tho bllo Ih not forth
coming mid tho iKirson gots into a
constlpatod habit. This, eventually
followed by pilos, isnlmoHt always nn
Indication of congested liver,
and n breaking down of tho system.
Komovo tho congestion, rovivo tho
liver and roHtnra tho kidnoyH by tlio
uso of " Warnor'o 8 FE
Curo," und these coiiRtitiillniuil
Hccf ndary dlseiifios dliwppen.'.
HEADACHES: ,Lai
all their lives with hoadaeho. Ttioj
try overy remedy in vain, for tlmy
havo not struck the chuko. With
Homo temperaments, kidney add in
the blocd, In milto of nl that cm Iks
dono, will Irritate and intame
tho brain und iiiodiiro Intenso mif
forlng. TIiomi onstinaiii lie.nlaelio.s
which do not yield rundily to local
treatment, may bo regarded ulto
certalnlv us of of kidney origin.
V. QP1EM7ICIP CnPTQ and, from tho way wo havo sot them forth, it will plainly I e
L OOJLW I INO iHu 1 0, seen, that tho ntatement wo make, that " Wnrnpr'o OAFR
"mnsteffectivo remedy over discovered for tho ureatcst niimberof liumnndlpeaces," U Justltled. It
t ;a work.
TUEQ
I IIU1U mc
Ourn'Mi'ln'
i. in-: ;rcii uy wunoui a reputation, its sales lorino past year nnvo men greater titan ever, iiiuniioniivcriiH
in :i..or"nf . n than ever, Miowlng incontestlbly that tho merit of tho medicine lies given itn permanent
pi i. -jiiI v.i no.
1'copl havo a dreadful fear of Urlght's diseaso, but wo can tell them from our experience thnt It is the
or:.! 'er; kidney dlccasa that produces no pain that Is to-day the greatest enemy of tho human
rae v crojtund all iowcrfiil, liecauso in nine cases out of ten, its presence is not suspected by either tho physl
chui r tho victim I Tho prudent man who finds hlmsolf yoar after vcar troubled vIth llttlo odd aches nnd
ailments that perplex him, ought not to hositato a moment ns to thu real cause of his dUcao. If ho will
glvo I 'nvo'f thorough constitutional treatment with "Warnor's SAFE Curo" and Warnor'o
845r2 FH.Of" ho will get a now lease of llfo and Justify in IiIb own experience-, ns hundreds of thousands
have dono, that 03 cr cont. of human diseases aro really attributable to u deranged condition of the kidneys,
and that thoy will disappear when tlioso organs are restored to health.
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