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B0TT3 AND 8TA00ERS
W. McLean V. S. contributes to tlio
Oregoninn tlio following valuablo facta'
that contradict ourcruilo tlicory nnd wo
liopo nil our reri'lcrs will study it well
and thus undorstnnil about tho "bot."
As to "stiiggers" wo nro correct nnd tlio
nnitnal only needs loosening food to nid
digestion.
Portland, Feb. 23, 1887.
To the Emroii ok the Okeoonian :
I tnw in your yesterday's issue an ex
planation of Btaggors which I consider
quito absurd, and would liko snaco to
correct tho fallacy. I think tho writer
stopped ontircly out of his path when
ho undertook to explain veterinary pn
thology: Ho says Lots aro tho produc
tive cause of tho disoaso known as stag
gers, arid that h has mado sovoral post
mortem oxaminations und has found
that tho bot has oaten through tho woljs
of tho stomach. This is an old erron
eous idoa, basod upon supposition, and
should not bo tolerated by any modlcal
man.. Had ho taken a small lens of
four orTlvo diameters nnd examined tho
bot ho would havo found out his mistake
Such ideas havo been banded down by
tradition, because- eomo otjoiir, forefathers I
did not muko tho subject a study, and
rcstod on supposition us tholr guide.
Tho bot has a period of propagation
tho snmo as all forms of parasitio life.
Tho gadlly deposits her eggs on tlio hair
of tho horso on such portions of tho
body as aro easily got at by tho mouth,
such boing tho instinct of dm little fly.
With tho oggs thero nppjuis to bo a
glutinous substance, that works down
tho hair to tho tLiu, and produces an
itchy solvation which causes tho JioreO
to nip.that portion of his body with his
teeth. Through this means tho eggs is
dotabhod from tho hair and carried by
way of tho mouth to tho stomach, whoro
its coats aro dissolved by tho gastric so
cretions and tho ovum sot froe. Tho
noxt formation of lifo is a head and two.
littlo hooks which goncrally attnch in
tho pyloric orlfico, or tlio last portion of
tho stomach whero it contracts to moot
tho slzo of tho small intostinos. Hero
tho bot is brought in contact with tho
mucus mombmnu and tho littlo hooks
catch bold and holds tho head of tho bot
tight to tho mucus mumbrano, whoro it
livos and fcods ontircly on tho mucus
secretions of tho stomach, and not from
tho chylo formed in tho stomach. Tho
bot has no power of lotting looso and
passing from ono position of tho bowols
to thn other. It has a "suck" mouth,
and cannot oat through any tituuc, and
us it has no power of migrating, can not
bo mado to lot looso until quito matured,
nnd ready to muko its exit from tho
body. Thou any medicine that oxcitos
tho peristaltic action of tho intestines
will Ioohoii it, and hasten it on through
tho natural courso of tho bowels.
I am iiwaro that bots havo boon found
through tho walls of tho stomach, after
death, but mon who understand' their
physiology should not question how they
get there. In tho stomach secretion
thero is an uoid resembling nearly by
drochlorio ucld, to tho oxtont of iioarly
lour parts in IOUO. litis uoul is ties
tructivo to animal Uhsuch, providing
thorn is nothing .to counteract it; hut
blood bolng alkalino in reaction over
comes any dilliculty so long as lifo is
maintained in tho body. As soon, how
over, as death tnkes place thoro is noth
ing to counteract tho acid, and it soon
destroys tho stomach, perforating it liko
a bouoycombo ; thou any lot in clceo
proximity to tho perforation falls
through. Tho bot as a general thing
produces no injurious oiloct to tho ani
mal. Colic pains arc sometimes pro
duced from them when thoy nro so
thick in tho stomach as to Intorforo with
digestion. Also lockjaw has supposed
if havo len produced by sympathetic
neivo inllueuco provoked by their irrita
tion' to tho bowols. Admitting all thin
Mill tho bot is not us much an enemy to
thu horn) as is supposed. Some oven
think tho lioreo cannot live without tho
bot. This, liko the above, is erroneous,
us horses not exposod to tho gad-fly will
not havo bots.
Staggers Is a diotio trouble brought
on by, indigestion. Any food of n coarso
und indigestible nature is liable to pro
duce staggers, more particularly if thero
is much fern in it. Tho brain and
spinal cord become nflccted through
sympathy, nnd tho animal staygers nnd
shows various symptoms, according to
tho part moit uU'coted. Doing a dietio
trouble, it must be treated by keeping
tho various excretory organs open. For
this reason a physio is always advisable
in the shut, followed up by n laxative
diot green feed if possible. lfhee
precautions mo earned out there need
bo but littlo Btuggere in the country.
WUat Snail U tna WeUht Form and General
CharacterliUo ot Breedun EwesT
Tho nboyo U tho subject of an address
delivored by 1). V, Doney Grand Bluue,
Uchlgan, before the Michigan Morino
Sheep llrocdera Association, as published
in tho February issuo ot tho American
Blicop-breoder and Wool-grower. Tbo
point in view U tho best "gvnond pur-
poso sheep," such a cwo as will bo best
adapted to moot tho requirements of
drouth and heat, of cold and a certain
degrco of hunger, of activity necessary
to grazo on rocky and mountainous pas
ture, ns well m a reasonable degrco of
enso in handling, for shearing, tagging,
etc., Such n owo as being kept in Hocks
of from hundreds up to thousands will
furnish tho breeder rams ranging in
weight from 110 to 170 pounds and sup
ply tho "feeder" with flocks weighing
from 110 to 120 poubds.
Wo quote from Dewey as to tho 'bettor'
half of tho acencios of production
What shall bo tho form of our breed
ing owes This seems a rnoro difficult
question to answer, as woll as a more
diflicult matter to obtain in our flocks.
It is also of moro importance, as it al
most imvotves that groundwork f all
improvements, constitution, It is not
identical with constitution, but in dotln-
inc it you will havo but littlo left to say
on constitution. Form takes on all that
can bo seen or moasurccl oxtcrnnlly,
which many times determines tho inter
nal structuro, and yet constitution in
cludes hidden qualities which aro trans
mitted from generation to generation,
many times with a romarkablo degrco
of certainty. Tho model Morino owo or
ram hns boon so often describod that it
seems littlo can bo said without repeti
tion, yd for tho sako of arriving at somc-
tlung liko a basis, 1 Havo taken somo
measurements which 1 will submit with
description . First, tho head should bo
in proportion to tbo body; if tho body
bo long tho hoad should also bo of" tho
snmo cnaraclor,othcrwiso it will look dis
proportionate. Tho legs may bo an inch
or twolougoror shorter than thnso moos
urcmonts, but should be of sufliciont
longth to take excrciso freely.
,Hcad mcasurcmonlB : Draw a lino
on tho top of tbo head from car to oar in
front; this should nicnetiro oV inches;
from ..this lino to ond of nose, 10 inches ;
wiuui oi noso, J iiionos. umly measure
inonts: Hoichthof oivo25incliostwholo
length while standing in natural position,
from noso to tail, 1U inches ; from tail to
brisket, 32 inchos ; length of foro-lcgs
from ground to brlskot, 10 inches. Foro
logs, apart inside, should bo SI inchos.
Width through tho shouldore. 11 inchos ;
width. through tho thighs, 11 inches;
width from hip to hip, 11 inches.
'Thcso measurements tnkon with wool
on, and wool 1', inches in longth, with n
b$dy having tlio appcarauco of a straight
lilio undcrsido from foro leg to flank,
with tlio folds ami covering so oltcn do-
floribed, will givo you a model American
Morino of I'M pounds weight. A g9od
wrinkle or two runninc across tho noso.
about (wo inches from tho end, and those
wrinkles running along lowor part of
jaw, called cheek pieces, woll woolcd
over, with solid blocky cap of wool an
inch or two bolow tho eyes, nnd not too
closo to the samo, but running out on
the car mi inch or so, with a wide, thick
ear. will finish untho head in cood shano.
Tho nock folds should bo honvy, especial
jy nuor leaving me noau ns moy cotuo
noarcr tho shoulder, and if they extend
around tho nook unbroken it is better
than broken ones. It is not nocessary to
have many folds on tho body, especially
on the baok nnd sides, but two back of
tho fore-legs nnd two front of tho bind
legs, with good flank mid folds extend
ing tin thigh to the setting on of tho tail,
aro almost indispensable, ns well us
tlioso underside especially ono running
lengthwiso undcrefdo from uddor to
;ontor of body, or hotter, to tbo folds on
eiuior side 01 1110 urisKct. 1011 soiuom
meet with a sheep having this fold
which will not shoar off a cood bcllv
floeco. Then with a fold or two runniuir
around tho tail, or on oacb sido of it,
you havotho body finished oft".
1110. principal taiuu oi carcass, as our
flocks now" exist, are as follows: Too
narrow chosted or between " foro-logs ;
too much slooo on rump; nnd most
general of nil faults, loo thin through
hams, giving thorn n "pinched-in" np
ponrance from behind. I havo known
a flew very good flocks almoat ruined by
neglecting this fault, or by breeding
from rams which aggravated it. Tho
reason of this is clear, as you Generally
seo our wooliest sheep and tlioso carry
ing plenty of oil and good underside,
with this fault.
Co'mmksts: Tho writer bad oportun
tunity of examining a ear load of Michi
gan rues sit Arlington last Oatobor.
ery ptnxiy of them had tho faults of
carcass abovo alluded tot a larco pro
portion of thorn wore loaded with
wrinkles and superabundant oil and
yolk. Tho spaco occupied by Mr. D. in
describing bow the wrinkles should be
distributed betweon tho ewes uostrils
and those of tho lamb, alio is supposed
to suckle, is just so much entirely un
uccc&sary in tlio merino owo that is to
uiako tbo moat of meat nnd wool in tbo
least tlmo upon grazing laud such ns
Air. I), describes. Tbo morino lamb is
haudienpod to begin with that is loaded
with wrinkles that iucrcaso with its
growth, till at three years old when it
ought to bo near maturity, it is carrying
10 to 20 pounds of extra skin, tho folds
of which is almost glued togotber with
gum greaso nnd isn't weighing perhaps
ton pound more. Tho merino of the
future tho sheep that will discount all
others in making wool and mutton from
dry rough pasture, where extremes of
cold aud heat follow each other, will not
havo iU muscular tissue drained of fat
ncs to covert its abundant fleece bet in
a Buperbundant skin into a load that
rolls as tho sheep travels liko the load
of a badly cinqlicd mule, nnd by so load
ing tho sheep with moro than a mules
load in proportion to its livo weight
make it impossible for tho shocp to
travel far in soarch of its daily food. It
may do for tho breeders of Michigan to
breed sheep loadod with greaso and
wrinkles, but Mr. E. B. Welch in his ad
dress to tho samo association, truly says
tho southwest (ho might havo said all
tlio wost) wants a largor plain sheep
Evtoj weighing from 100 tol20 pounds
nnd rams from 150 to 17G pounds, carry
ing n largo proportion of scourod wool
to weight of fleece. J. Mt.vro.
Reentered Berkshire Hog for Sale.
Wo havo for sale a Berkshire boar.
Ho is by Registered stock, nnd a choico
animal. Will sell for cush or approved
security. Addross at onco :
W. J. Ci.aukk, Salem, Or.
Oregon Kiduey Tea cures baokaclic.
BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
SKILL ADVKKTISEIlRYrri like the fol
lowing will be Inter! til In onr column., In
Ihelr proper clatslfleatloii, Tor IS lo 110 a
year, Including copy or paper.
Larger ipac charged far pro rata
CATTLE
D. II. LOONEY,
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IS JERSEY CATTLE.
APf tiavat law Cnn IIlfa .1
IluIU for sale.
Audieni or calli JcOcraon, Or.
LAD1 & HEED,
I'OlILiSD. OaaaOK.
JST
importer nnd Breeder of
snort-iiorn Uattlo.
CoUwold and Leicester Sheep and Cldetdal lionet,
BIIBKl'.
JOHN JUNTO.
Hnleni, Of n.
Ilrcederof IMPROVED AM
KKIQANUKItlttOSof Sji.n-
uaponaiioa ana crou
.Spanlah .lock, known In Or
egon at AMP.iikiam it if.
ureeua 01 in JT.'11-Pl .ml
Ill NO. A rood tot of Ewe for Salo a well u llama
Price In accordance with the market Conoraondcnco
lollcltod.
I). M. ODTHIUE.
tlall. afau
Importer and Breeder
'Spinlih, French or American Mer
ino. Send for Price ate.
SWINE,
P.DRE DERK9HIRES.
K. V. H ALLKV Malcui, Or,,
Ha a thoroughbred It'irlatcred Vis,
Call or .end tar mv tirl... V.m. 7.
fir mllei touth of galoot on old stage road.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EO. lh CiOOIHIVE,
SALEM, . OltEOON,
'Thf kadlnir WYANDOTTE and II IIOWN
lkuiiuhm urotxJcr of th N"rt!iet.
Enclot itanin for circular.
tfl. Jemrr falll for Male.
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treat the DUeaae of Doruratlo Animal.
ALL qucallon pertalnlnir to the profeulon, ant
wend lr null. Caaioratlnir ColU and UUellnc-
a nxclalty. Olllc at til Mlnto Ur.i,
Urttr Stable
naiem, urmson.
jMirtu
PUBLIC SALE!
Wilt Ml tPubllo Auction on Thuriday, Mrch 11,
B47, at 1 o'clock P.M.
4 t Hie farm ol 11. W. CAHEV, altuated mud miles
tfL cat ot Salem, on the road loadluir Iron) Salem
tobublluiltj.aud half a milouth'tet ot Maclca)
Station, O'l the Kurow Ouai llallnitd, vi It bout
rrartvr the (ilioli;Ucivilbvd itock;
:i Polloil-Aiigii.s Abcrdcou Hulls
"ConiUhleof lllllliurst." K& (111: calvod M.v a.
M1: SlrK Northealc A. (1678). ilani CooIIh nf fll..rl.'
(JJU) Alto, "IVId ol Oak Lawn" S'o. 40nd; calrrd
JUrUi 4th, li5, Sirs, Cona'aMe ot llllltiur.t; Him.
Itoagblooiu 01 Eittdwn (IU0).
Ono Jersey Hull Cull'.
CaKe.1 January K. IS0;
(Mli); dim Uokir. (I'SID).
lr "Klujr ol Orant ,"
Al
Three .S4 ltluud Abcnleen
Itull Calves.
Ouo year old; five HaU-UlooJ AberdeeJ llullCalvea
a to IS rooiUhacll. alrxl brCout'abla of lliniinr.e
mini are gooi uiiitn coi.
Shropshire Slieep.
Oik loiiiojte.ISIirop.htre Kre. (IM) t mm Scotland;
uno luipoviru U uauiu, il9J iron, umui uflf nOOJO
hred ltau I.aiub, (elldble to rwlittr) One Joarlln
Ke, aUo two ) ear old Ke, (both elltfbU 1 1 remitter).
TKKMa OF SILK I
Koto with approved (ecurlty, alt months or longer
II lealrtd. at 10 per ixiit. per annual, and & per rent
dltcouut lor laah CJT Luodt at 13 oMotk,
R. W. CAREY, Owner.
YM, hllHKKT Auctioneer.
JAS. A. PERRY
01 Kher VUm Stock Karm.
nilaUaxtaa, KlUol..
tIS now for at 1'etaluuia, OaL, a apltuJU lot
m vi .lorntaa tirr ;unn inaii
4Tf he be.t lot ier lirouijfit to th coaat.
vt Norntaa Hrr Jut n irtdfroui rtancc.
punhaMr Mill aao ui.iey u rail n lu or addr
II. WIIJKV, or JAS. A. 1'KKKV, proprller. 1
luua,Cal, li.Snd lor CiUlojua. rurli
jnunjlng
addrMoiiur
I or, t'.ia
rurlrul Jersey Red Pigs for Sale.
IJtAVK A FKVT KINK JtUtSKT KCI riU
honi Imputed ttock at low price.
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BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
OTTXIZIJS
lelatlca, Scratches, Contracted
Lumbago, I Spralni, MoKlea,
Khenmatlna. I Btralru, Eruption,
Barns, Stitches, Hoof Ail,
Setldi, StuTJolnU, Bcraw
Btingt, Backache, , Worm,
Bite, Oalli, Syrfnney, '
BrniiM, Sores, BaddlsOalls,
Bonlons, Spavla riles.
Coma, Cracks.
THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY
accotnpltihcs tor ererjbodr ezaetly what I claimed
for It, One ot the reaton for the great popularity ot
the) Mustang Liniment 1 found In Its nnlrerial
pptlcabtlltr. ErorjbodyneednuchBmMlcino.
The Lumberman need It Incaioofaccldont.
Tha Ilonaemira need It for general family use.
The Cannier need It for hi team and hi men.
The Mechanic, need It always on bit work
bench.
The Miner need It Is case of emergency.
The I'laneer need It-can't get along without IC
The Farmer need It In hi house, hi stable,
and his ttock yard. "
Tha Steamboat man or the Boatman needs
It In liberal supply afloatandatnore.
The Ilorscfancler needs It It U tit best
friend and safest reliance. .
The Block. grower need It-It will sara hla
thouiand of dollar and world of trouble. . -jus,.
The Itallroadmnnneedsltandwlllnoedltio
long a hi lifo I n round of accidents and danger.
The llacloroodsinan need It. There Is noth
ing liko It a an nnUdoto for the danger to life,
limb and comfort which surronnd tho pioneer.''''
The Merchant need It about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
thete come the M ui tang liniment Is wanted at once.
Keep a Dottle In the Uouic, TU the best ot
economy. . . ,
Keep nUettle In the Factory lUtmmedU!
ne In ce of accident sares pain and loss of wsga.
Keep n Dottle Alwnyaln the Diablo far
e when wanted.
MANY LAMP CHIMNEYS ABB
oflorod for aalo roprosontod
as good as tho Famous
BUT THEY
ARE NOT!
And liko nil Counterfeit lnck the
Ilotuarlcublo C,A3'Ti:VG Qunlltlo)
or thu auMvitvu.
-flLSEi: F'OSL THE
PEAHLTOP
And Insist
Tho PEARL TOP is
Nauufacturod OMIiY by
GEiaAsMACBlSTH&COs,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
THE IMPROVED ACME
WASHER and
BLEACHER !
Weigh only Vrra lb., and
ran Im rarrlmt in a amall
value. Hl.UUtt ItKwaiiD
roa it Sot-aajou. WajJi.
Inir lnada Ushl anil fw.r.
Tiki clothe Tiavo that pure
nhltrneta which no oitur
mode f wailitng ron pm.
duett. .No rutiMuy rnvlre-l;
no friction to Injure the
fabric. To llla.'A It In frarv
ACX& rat April U. w. feSSr&tt if im,, i
not fuund aatlifactory within one month from ttato
of pun. haw, money refunded, It u ti tirrw t hargei.
84na for clnlil.r. iwnti whu..i
;. i t'" inin.
. III.UL'IU ..... . j. m - - a
IS.'Jla oniinM.,Trauta,Ont
will be ihimxxl from ItovlK-iter.N.Y..
LUuty. l'Uaia mention thla uaixr
iL aLiicniiit v.
thu aavlnz U. 8.
KUPTURJ!!
Aholutot rurvi In 9) to 1
Utyi. bv Dr lVrl latent
llAfUMia XaAAlla Truta.
hittitTkL ijktLrklvsiirltriTailfruiu
YaiTM4Hlt)simi.rtctrloTruai
Wllh tM Alul OaMUiLall I)l2ht ataj dT. tUfi
mliei-a. Parfaat ILLtitlnr. anal ia worn
th ivoown4 Ir. J.Miuim oftw oik,
4 huDitmU or4itf . New lUuairUj aUU
phlr(fr cxmlslulaf lxllinfiiriuatlta
! a iivv vataiHwa
tUMKANV. .
B4a TUlOtaMOti WU
Agents Wanted.
a TO amxo per OAV
lld Cl.ar by Aseuta Ba'.IIna
STOVE PIPE SHELVES
1 and IIUL'NKIIULU AltTll'UW.
IvllatkrtaaUa 1a raull. s. aw.
a CVLaalabarMaa. araH .klU l.i I .1-1.
Ixgta wt u ak J. K. alt Kt'AUU A OK, OmIuIu, u
Vim. Italia rVa iikA ajt i. ..... . i
SEEDS SSS?
WarrantaJ. rr.a.Kiiitn.,
trauj tllaleiree Sent f rac.
aul.nm y vur Bttada are
U be at. ThouanJ ut rholc
8lcl.l trkotnal, prio
lut to Varkl fi..,.f.n
ALNEEft BROS...
Rocktord.lll.
. S. STRYKER,
ECLECTIC
rkjralrWia aa4 Harsraa.
arvrflCE: Ortr A. T.
J Ouuuieceial ttreet.
Yaatoti (urultur tor 1'ti
atedlrtne rurattiiad at offl.-e
- ORIOOS'
SALEM'
v-mjv THIS
TTlth BffP CHIMNEY
ratocuaoTissa.
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AGUE 1SISTUKB.
A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
ron
Fever and Ague, Intermittent
and Remittent Fevers, tCc.
This class of dlieaics so common In all parts
of the World, and especially preralent in ma
larious districts and vicinage of water-courses,
are almost invariably accompanied by more or
less derangement of tho Hrer, and frequently
by a defective action of the digestive organs.
The mere breaking of tho Chill Is but a step
towards completing a radical euro) the various
organs of the body, especially tbo stomach ".
liver, must bo brought to a healthy and vigor
ous condition before a permanent euro can be
established, and this fact has been specially
kept In view by Dr. Jayno In his treatment of
these complaints. Tho nso of Jayne's Agua
Mixture, In conjunction with Jnyno's Sanative
Pills, as prescribed in tho Directions wbloh
accompany eaoh bottle, will not ont"
BREAK UP THE CHILLS,
but restore the system, moro particularly the
liver and stomach, to a sound condition, and so
prorent a relapso of Fovcr and Ague by thor
oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
and the best evidence of this It tho Invariable
suecoss which has always followod tlio admin
Istratlon of these remedies, ns ntteoted by tha
certificates published annually In Dr. Jayne's
Almanac, and tho wldo-sprcad popularity of the
Ague Mixture In thosa dlitrlct of the United
States, where tho diseases, for which It Is
adapted, most prevail.
For Sate b) Sntlt, llltthu A. Woodard, 1'ottland.
HMoiygiKi
n J7EDIDAL
ISPENSARY
V Nervous
YOUTHFUL
FOLLIES
' i runnun
Ml
IV
i EXCESSES
Private
SPEEDILY
CURED.
DISEASES
NrrvotlNUclilIllr,
Nrmlnnl WcnlmfM.
.'.out Mnuliooil.and all
r.xlinnlpil Vltnllty.i
tho terriblo effccti oraelNahuttamlMceueiin maturer
I Nairn
yean, luch as nocturnal cmiuiont, Ion of memory, dim.
nets ol viuon, avtnlon to society, tho vital fluid pawns
unobftenrcl In tha urine, and otherlvmMomtthatltai
to inunltyand death. YoiiUHraiidmilille-nsrtxl
incrsymrtomttnatirad
Men suffering from tlio above ihould coniutt in at
oce. euro (riinriaiitteIlu nu itieIifuiMN.
UINNVLTATIOX FKCI. Chemical Analyil'.
Including thoroush microacoplc examirutiona of the
urine. f. An hontlt opinion clven In all catct. We
furnlth The Urrnt KiirIIkIi Kcuicnly, Nlr
ANtlrtjr .VoHtr'a Vital Kovtorattve at tj a
bottle or rourlinethenuant!ty, $10.
N.ini'i.t: iioTTf.t: frkf.
lo anyone lilting aymptomi, lex anil age. Addret
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No. 11 Kcarujr M.. Han Frniiclaro. Cul-
ORGAN8.
Hlgheil Honor, at all Ureat World' KiblMtloni for
nlnclrenvian
I'.jtiik uu, or Itemed.
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PIANOS.
Tha ImprorM Hcilnxl of Strlnitlng, Introdnced and
per(rctl hj Hahis A Hamlik, I. conceded by com.
ixteat Judaea to constitute a radical adranco In llano
lorto coojtrucllou.
Do not require one-quwtrr a much timing as Tlanoa
generally. Descriptive Catalogue by malL 1
MTrmontBt, Boston. KOWabasDAreOhJoago.
40 RHthBU (Union Eq.),,Y. -
unni ron all.
130 a week and exoenae
UUlin paid,
noSOruO
va'uam outni ana particular tree.
O. tltlaKKY, AainU,alae.
P. J. AI1M3TR0N0.
JAS. ROSS.
P. J. Armstrong & Co.,
(iucceaaors to Kelly & Knight.)
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llonw bhoeiny and Oeuexal Jobbing made a
ipeclalty.
tsr At A. KELLY'S old stand on Commercial
street, SaUni, Urrgot. Ttl api9U
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Floral Guide
fOB 18HT.
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ll.ua. aunamu of llluau.
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prnaininff to Garaaiufic aal
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price of each. Toll Don a mailed free on rectiot or 1
canla, and hm IS cnu ma f aedurwa trom tha flm
rderaenlna, EvervoninumtMtinararan.oreai
dealre rood, fnwn aeMa. aoauia n.. ifin wore W
refer 10 In. million, of pennn woo nave planted oar
Mcds. BirrosLT Vira'enn.T nr.ijrTai.
JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN.
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