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WILLAMETTE PARMER: SALEM, OJEtEGON, JANUARY 28. 1887.
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LIVE BTOCK N0TE8.
Ab soon ns tbo woathor becomes cool,
nll.kinda of stock begin to pick up nnd
lay on Hcsh. Fattening stock uliotild bo
puHliud forward.
Slieopon good pasturo ebould fatten
rapidly. Ewes, to bring oarly Urnbs,
ebould run with tbo ram. Thoir poriod
Ih about 150 dayn. Droughts and short
pasturngo In soino eocfloiiB always mako
atoro sheep plontiful in tbo markets and
low in price. Good opportunity !b thus
ofTorcd to buyi good breeding owes aro
thus oden picked up, as well us such as
will fatten well, turn tbo straw stacks
into good manure, and sell well in tbo
spring.
Tbo best breeds of pigs may bo fatten
cd nt a profit, wbon common, conrso
breeds not a loss, or no profit. For stoio
pigs, always uso good grades. York
shiro or Essex or Ucrkshfro, Poland-China
or Cheshire aro crossos that will,
without exaggeration, Bavo ono-third tbo
feed.
Cowh on good pasture, supplomontcd
by a feed of coYn and oatmeal and bran,
will kocn up their How well into tho
wlntor, and as good butter may bo rnado
in Boptomber and Octobor as in June.
Wintor cows should bo dried on" two
months, and when dry kept gaining in
flesh it will como back in milk and but
ton A fow days boforo calving, reduce
fcod, give loosoning diet, or phyisic
not enough to weaken to avoid ten
dency to fever at calving tlino.
OrowlDg KftrkeUliU tfones.
It may bo said oi iinrsos as of wheat,
that any and all grades aro marketable,
but tho farmer who has, from yenr to
year, grown whoat, knows very woll thnt
wbon bo succeeds in getting a crop that
grades No. 1, ho barely guts day wages
for growing and marketing tho crop,
aftor counting all contingont oxpgnsos.
This being so, ifbls crop turns out to bo
of low grado, thorn is no escaping Iobh
upon it, bocmirto in no particular is it
grown for loss money por bushel than it
costs to grow tho best. Tho name rule
holds good in tho dairy, us uliown by
tho fact thnt tho butter or clieono from
n given herd of cows will bo flrst-clacs
if mado by ono party, while tit tho hands
of another tho lowost grado only is produced.
Horses, lileo wheat and butter, tnko
rank in markot necordiug to thoir qual
ity, and tho good, that soil for high
figures, fowl in tho sumo pnettiro and
oat tho mimo qmtlity of oats and bay as
tho voriust plug. All horses that can
do duty may bo said to bo marketable,
but in tbo tense thnt rejected wheat is
marketable, only at tho lowest figure,
though all tho procebsos through which
tho Inw-grndo stock is curried is as ex
pensive in tho case of tho poor in qual
ity us in tbo cuho of tho Ix'st, save and
except tho iullueneo of tbo seed used,
and this of conrso cuts an important fig
ure. Hut, says one, to produce a good
quality of grain of any kind, you must
have a good quality of feed as a founda
tion, and, applying (bis to horses, the
htart is more expensive if a man would
have stock marketable at good figures
than though he grew animals of lower
grade. Thin, in u measure, is true, yet
men who own fairly good brood mares,
for the purpose of Having the paltry sum
of ten or fiftwu dollars in tbo eervico of
a good sue, will continually rear horses
for which they got only low prices.
Tho difi'eieuoe which gnws out of the
service of a good sire, as compared to
une of low grade, not infrequently makes
.i difference of one-third in tbo selling
tho Irishman, not entrenching himself
behind tho sophistry often resorted to
by farmers in order toBcreon themselves
from tho chargo that thoy aro now and
then c.irolcsj, cites chemistry to provo
that dividing tho warmth of tho shanty
with tho pig, ho, tho pig, will require
less carboniferous food than though
forced to occupy a pen of bis own, with
out firo, and in fact, under the neces
sity of giving off heat from his own
tyody to keep tho air about him com
fortnblo, Now, many farmers, although
in n very difieront way from this mode,
bavo proved tho economy of growing
swine, and so long as they partook, to
quite a degree, of tho ancestry that ran.
in tho woods, cat roots, acorns, and
boechnuts, seldom beingsick, and never,
or almost never, dying, except when
tho knifo was sent to a vital part, bo
was a rcliablo, may wo not say n never-
failing sourco of prolit to tlio growor.
Economical, becauso a great gleaner;
economical, because bo has moro meat
rolativoly with the bone that carries his
meat about tho premises, than any
other animal on the farm. Tho imped
iments to his being a continued sourco
of profit is tho fact of too intense rcfino
mcut, as found in many hands. Tho
acorn nnd beechnut blood has, in too
groat a decree, been ronlncod by the
blood oi consanguinity, nenco no may
fail in being economical, bocauso of tho
gains of ono yonr being wiped out by
tho losses of tho next. Tho Irishman
would say, wbon tho pig is too refined
to live nut of doors and sleep in tho wet,
thou tnko him indoors and trout hint
up to tho Rtadnrd of refinement ho has
been forced to assume. Ltvo Stock
Journal.
vxlueof a mature horse, and it is f.tir to
place it higher than this in many eases.
took Journal.
Tbo Economical Fix
The Irishman on his own soil long
tiinco settled tho question as to which
ono of the domestic animals can bo
taken care of and fed most economically
uiid at the same time furnish the most
cdiblo meat for the size, of his body, as
compared to any other animal. This,
his experience, and he himself will tell
you is tho pig. His wife will substan
tiate this, because, in tho main, sho
does tho feeding, and she does this with
refuse tbut, on account of destroying the
tlavor and hcalthfulnoss of the milk, sho
would not dare to feed to tho co.v. She
will also tell you that if treated like ono
of tho famUy.ho will not be likely to
tehow aversion, to making himself at
homo under tlio s.uuo roof with the fam
ily, thus adding an item in tho economy
of keep, as he requires no house ex
clusively his own, and on tho truism
that In proportion (within reasonable
limits) ns on animal is protected from
tho cold, in thnt ratio is food saved. So
More Honey for lour Work
if you improvo good opportunities.
Uallctt it Co., Portland, Maine, will
mail, frco, full information showing how
you can mako from $5 to $25 and
upwards a day and livo nt homo whor
over you nro located. Hotter writo;
somo bavo mado over $50 in n day;
all now. No capital ronuirotlt started
free. Doth soxos; all ages. Success
for ovory worker. Sond address nnd
seo for yoursolf.
Tna Horse' Eaio ta the Haraeu.
Dr. Harvey, in a locturo dolivcrcd be
fore tho Pennsylvania State Board of
Agriculture, ntudo tho following allus
ion to tho abovo subject :
"Tho horso should bo mado comfort
ablo at bis work. His harness should
fit without galling. His bridlo should
bo long onough to bring tho bit down to
tho angles of his lips not so short as to
draw thorn up an inch or two abovo
thoir natural position, as is so frequent
ly tho rnsc. Tbo blinds should not
touch bis eves, nor bis e vol ids. oithcr.
ills Head siinuiu not no rcmeti uncom
fortably high. On ii long journey, or
in pulling a heavy loud, bo should not
bo reined at all. Ho is suror footed
when his bond is free, nnd, if ho should
stumble, bo recovers bolter if ho can
throw his bond down, aud thereby re
lieve his forelegs of a part of tho woight
of his body until thoy got in placo again.
It is tho vamo principlo ns is applied
when men jump and throw n stone back
ward from each baud nt tho samo time.
If n horso's neck is tired by ticht rain
ing, ho is n tired horso.'and has beon
tirod without having accomplished any
thing to show for it. AVo have all felt
what it is to bo tired all over by tbo
torture of tight shoos, aud tho relief
that oontos to tho wholo body with a
pair of 'slippers. Ho should always
liavo n frco hond when traveling in tho
night. Ho needs then the free uso of
all his faculties. Do not understand mo
as meaning that tho cheek rein should
never Ihi ted at all. It has several
uci. A I moo can ho moro easily man
HKoii. if ho is disposed to bo a Ifttlo too
lively, by checking his head up. Hor
ses naturally carry their heads up when
excited, and reining thoir heads up into
that position excites thorn. A dull
horse may, for a short time, bo made
much moro lively by checking his head
up it littlo whilo ho is going. This cflect
will not continue long, but, for a short
drive about u town, with n light weight
behind him, there is not much objec
tion to it if tho horso is frosh. When n
horso is checked up whilo going, ho
should bo unchecked whilo standing,
that he may rest. Tho check rein
should bo easily shortened aud length
ened, so that his neck may be relieved
without giving him entire cotttrol of bis
head while standing, for ho might rub
his bridlo off or get his foot over tho
lines if ho could put his head low
down."
ssurklen .rul Sattr,
Tho Ut Salre in tho world for Cut,
llrui. Sore, Ulcer, Silt lthoutu, Fever
Sort, Tetter, Chapped Uau, Chilblain
Corn, ami 1 Skiu Kruptinn. and positively
cure Vile", r no pay reoulred. It ii guaran
teed to give iwft-ct satisfaction, or mouey re
funded. I'noe "3 cent pe bor.
For sale by Port Jt Sou.
AOaiCPlTPRAL J0TTIMQ3.
A writer in tho Husbandman, who
sells his buttor at high prices, carefully
prepares his brine. Ho uses the best
dairy salt, and stirs it in hot wator until
it will no longor dissolve. When the
brino is as strong as it can bo mado ho
strains tho liquid and allows it to cool
When cool ho pours it on tho package,
if a firkin, to 'tho top of tho chime, so
thnt it may fill every vacant placo. Tho
object is entirely to cxcludo tho air.
All nocossary handling of bees should
bo dono with tbo utmost rapidity, and
with just as little disturbance of the ar
rangemonts of tho bees as possible. To
this end all arrangomonts of racks nnd
boxes should bo onsily adjusted, so that
in removing surplus the bees need to bo
exposed as littlo nnd for as short a time
ns pos8ib!o.
Before tbo doys of artificial comb
foundation a singlo brood-framo fillod
with worker-comb had n valuo to tho
bcokcopcrs of nt least $1, whon nocded
in tho spring. Comb foundation, which
ana wore tho purposo qui to as well ns
fully constructed comb, sells for about
CO conts a pound, and two pounds aro
sufilciont to furnish an ordinary luvo.
Tho first rcquisito for high buccoss in
tho dairy is a good dairyman. Cows
nro important it is true, but ns nu army
is n mob without a genoral, so cows
without a brain to manipulate thorn will
no vcr achieve great results.
An experienced apiarist thinks that
when possiblo bco pastures should bo to
tho westward, for bees will not thrivo ns
woll that bavo to go castwnrd for their
supply of stores, as nearly all our hoavy
showers aro from tho west, and tho bees
that go eastward do not got warning at
nil times to rcnclt tho hive nnd aro
caught in tho storm, and, if Into in tho
day and a cold night, may die.
A feeling to proprietorship is worth
much to any ono, old or young. If
Mary has a little lamb and feeds it, let it
bo Mary's lamb. If Willio has a colt
and cures for it, lot it bocomo Willio's
horsu. It don't Bound just right to say
that "Bub's" stcor has grown to bo
father's oxen Michigan Horticulturist.
A German cattlo food, which had a
lareo sale, was found to contain vegeta
ble ivory turnings 83 parts nnd common
Bait 12 parts in 100; vnltrc, nil.
Not only docs tho linden trco produce
honey in great abundanco, but its qual
ity is regarded by many as equal, if not
superior, to that yielded by whito
clovor.
Wbon tho hurry of fnrm work'ceascs
in autumn thoro nro many npportuui
ties to mako improvomonts, for which
tho season Is favnrablo nnd tho timo propitious.
HEART DISEASE.
Do. Film's Hxart Itrvxsr In one
'j of the best remedle known for bead.
Headache,
ache, wulm it often dependent upon disease ot the
heart, (ometlmed upon nervous tllse, and eomo
timet upon derangoraent ct the circulation.
Dr. Fu.tt Hunt rtuiiDT at once
I Ml... m. Hll.lnft. ... Aa.. bJ
J -.. bVI.IU.DIUU. U KN Bill. Uf
tho ii-eilldue vrlll pro-rent thevr ro
currenco, eiuuv in ciumrcn or aauiu.
ilftliriURI .Dr- X1"1" Hum Rbuedt, when
. 1 ffTen ln ca,e" ' delirium, calm the
excited brain, and by securing rett tor the offerer,
promotes the rMtoraUon or health.
ADnuhlf) Infliinnnn Bu rum' hurt iu.
JUtlUIP IIIIIUPIIuO. KDr ,, a medlcIna whca
will cure cue ol Iteuralgla which other remedle
hire filled to reach, aa It exercise a double Influ.
eneo, In one caw over the circulation, and ln the
other over the nerves.
At druggists. LW.
each bottle or address
Descriptive treatise with
HAMBURG FIGS.
Fort ladlci and children whoee taste can
not be offended with impunity, HAMnUHQj
FtQS form a remedy (or constipation, In
digestion, pile and liver complaint which
Ii aa tileaaanl to take at It la effective In
luo. U eta
At all Druggist or address
J. J. MAOK & CO.,
0 and II Front St., San Frnnoloo, Cnf
A0OE MIXTURE.
A CERTAIN Aim EFFECTUAL REMEDY
FOR
Fever and Ague, Intermittent
and Itcmittcnt Fevers, die.
Notice or Final Settlement.
T OUtS A J. OunETTE luring a!e4 her final account
ji ai executrix oi tne reute or ii. u. uuKette, do
ceued, the Hon. l'rob.te Jndgool M.rion county hai
named Monday, December 20, 1830, at 10 o'clock A. M.
for hearing any objection to the allowing ol (aid
ccounU and the discharging of laid executrix.
LOUISA J. DcHETTK, Executrix of the
Eitate of 0, O, Dullette, deceased.
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treat the DUeaaea of Domtetlo Animal.
A LL qucitlona pertaining to the profeMlon, an
JTX. wered by mall, cutoratlng Colt and Illgellni
a pcdelty. Office at the Mlnto lire
Salem, Oregon,
ir-
LI very Stable
jeneit!
BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
HMAIX .inVERTIAEJIENTH like the fol
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CATTLE
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Dull for ate.
1. II. LOONEY,
Importer end Ilrteder
.JERSEY CATTLE.
far I hare a faw Cholea Helfen n.l
Addiea or call: Jtffenon, Or,
LADD. & REED.
I'oanaxD. Oxroox.
Iiuparler anil Hrertler of
anort-Jlorn Unttlo,
Cotiwold and Lclceiter Sheep and Clydeidtl Hor.ee.
M"'
This clasi of dlieaica o common In all part
of the World, and especially proralcnt In mo
Iarioui dlitrtcti and vicinage of water-counei,
are almost Invariably nccompnnled by mora or
Icm derangement of the llrer, nnd frcouonHy
by a dcfcctlro action of tho dlgottlro orgam.
The mere breaking of tho Chill is but a itep
toward! completing a radical cure) thoTarloui
organs of tho body, especially the stomach '
llrer, muit bo brought to a healthy and vigor
ous eondUlon beforo n permanent euro can be
established, and this fact has been specially
kept in Tiew by Dr. Jayno in his treatment of
these complaints. Tho uso of Jayno Ague
Mixture, in conjunction with Jayne' Sanative
Pills, as proserlbed in tho Directions vhleh
accompany oach bottle, will not onl"
BREAK UP THE CHILLS,
but .restore the system, more particularly the
liver and stomach, to a sound condition, and so
prevent a relapse of Fever and Aguo by thor
oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
and the best evidence of this is the Invariable
success which has always followod tho admin
istratlon of these remedies, as attested by the
certificates published annually In Dr. Jayne's
Almanac, and the wide-spread popularity of the
Aguo Mlxturo In tbnso districts of tbo United
Elatos, where tho diseases, for which It ll
adapted, most prevail.
For Sale bj finell, Hltihu & Woodird, Portland.
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EDICAU
Nervous
chronic
Private
DISEASES!
ISPENSAM
YOUTHFUL
FOLLIES
a EXCESSES
SPEEDILY
CURED.
Ncrvon Debility, Ncnilnnl Wcnknrwi,
Kxliaiixtprl Vllnllir.lANtJIniiliouil.andall
thetcnlblecirecMortclNabuteandexceuetinmaturer
yesra, iuchoncxtumlemluioni, loMofmemory.dcm.
3S3L
K. W. AKEY,
Silem, Oregon.
Polled Antjua Cattle.
Call and see my stock.
SIIEEP.
Unaecessary Mlsory.
l'robnbly ru much misery comets from
constipation ns from nny dornngomrnt
of tho functions of tho hotly, nnd it is
diflicult to euro, for tho reason thnt no
ono tikod to tnko tho medicine usually
proscribed. Hamiiuuo Fios wcro pro
pared to obvinto this difliculty, nnd thoy
will bo found pleasant to tho taste of
women nud children. 25 cents. At nil
druggists. J. J. Mnck it Co., proprie
tors, b. I.
1887.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.
JOHN .MkWTO.
Haltm, Ogn.
Dreedercf IMl'HOVKD AM
KKICAVMKIIINOSof Spin
lib Import.Uoa end cror
breeds of the French and
Spanish stocks known lo Or
eiron as AMEHICAN 11 K-
H1NO. A good lot of K ce for bale as ell a Rama
Price In accordance with the market Correspondence
olicltftl.
mmM)im9
JESv
D. M. GUTHRIE.
Dallas, Ores.
Importer and Breeder
ninlah. French or American Mer.
Inee. beni for Price etc.
unobMrved In the urine, and oiherymplomthtle.il
to inunliy and death. Youniriiiiiimildlo-nBCil
Most turfering from the above should consult us nt
Cisro irmirniilMl lit nil sstscli cnion.
CUAF4UI.TATION a'llKI Chemical Analy
Cnee.
4UI.TATION I-'lli:iL. L'hetn cal Ana vs ..
including thorough mlctotcopic eismlnitionsorthr
urine, f 5. An honest opinion given in all cues. We
furnish Tlio Urrnt i:sskIIs lleiiK-ily, Hlr
ANtlojr 'uoHr'M Vltstl IlcotornUvn t $j u
bottle or fouriinet the nusmitv, $10.
nam I'M-, iiottli: rnr.i:
lo snyene staling symploms, sex and age. Addrru
K.OI.INI! nklllVAI. lUHI'lINNAKY
So, 11 Kvnruy Nl., Nasi FrnucUro. Cut
o
SIIIIOMIIRE 811 KEP and ESSEX II003, Import.
ed and bred br 1. Y. lliiut, Whlteaker.Or.
SWINE.
PURE BBRKSHIRES.
K.C. II ALLEY Malesii, or,,
lias a thoroughbred Ileglstered Pig.
Call or send for niv mlcei. Farm Ti
Qve miles south of Salem on old stage road.
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tsboelns, inyltf
I.KKY.MIX BROS.,
MONEY BROKERS!
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ORGANS.
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PIANOS.
The Improved letnod of Slrlnelns, Introduced and
perfected by Matox & llaxLix, U eunrtxled by rom.
potent judcrs to rooxltuto a radical advance la llano.
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not found sattafactorr within one tnnnlh from data
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