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WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON, MARCH 18, 1887.
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Voices of Animals.
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." Nnpolobn I. pn.it! considerable ntlon-
Hon to tlio voices of ntiimnl. O'Monra
cites to tlio following from, j) convoca
tion of tlio emperor's: "How am wo
know tlint tlio unitnuls havo not a Ian
gnngo of tbeir own. Does it not ecom
very presuming on our part to deny tlio
cxlstnnco of such n lruigungo, iiimply
IccnttBO wo do not undoratiincl it? Wo
know tlmt n horso him n memory, tlmt it
cun mnko distinction, Hint it allows an
tipathy; nnd sympathy; it knows its
master and can toll him from tho ser
vants, although it bocb tho mostor but
rarely, nnd has tho groom for company
throughout tho dny." Tlio omporor ro
uted that ho'dnco owned n horso which
always succeeded in finding him even
when ho had hiddon among other peo
ple. This animal always showed his
joy whenovor tho omporor mounted him.
Ho would permit but ono groom in
whoso euro ho was placed to got on 'his
back, but, whon this groom was tho rider
tho whole bearing and movomenls of tho
horso wcro different from what thoy wero
whon tho omporor rodo him. In tho
former case tho horso Boomed to bo fully
conscious that hit ridor was .but ft sub
ordinate Whon tho emperor Una lost
hi wiiv whilo out ridlnu or hunting, ho
simply plncod tho reins on tho neck t of
Ins Horso, nnu no nnu mwayu ajwuisy
und suroly found tho right wny. Whon
over tho omporor approached, tho horso
gavo expression to IiIh joy by n special
Hort of nolghing, nnd often it had seem
ed to Nnpoloon as if the iinitrml wcro
trying to toll liim poinctliinij. Nicolardot,
basing his assertion mi cxperionco,
maintains that each uuiinnl has a Inn
gungo of its own, mid that it is simply
duo to tho imperfection of our organs
that wo do not understand this language.
Jn this connection wo would mention
that Kaspor Hatisor, tlw Troll-known
foundling, who had onion no moat up to
his twenty-first year, insisted nt tho
tlnio, shortly after ho was found, und bo
foro lio had grown accustomed to animal
food, that ho understood tho languago
of all nninmlH, and that vory often, whon
a dog barked, or a bird chirped, ho know
exactly what wad mount. Tho nnimal
approached him without fear, nnd Boom
ed to bo.coiiKcious that ho could uudor
stand, them, but this nil cniuo to an end
when ho began to take nnimal food.
Houco, it might bo inferred that tho
eating of muit tends to romovo us fioiu
tho nnimal world nnd to weaken our
undorMtandlngri of its ways. Hut, if wo
turn our whole attention to animals, our
Biincrinr intellect will soon nlnco iih in
tho way of understanding their lang
uage. -Popular Science Monthly for
Journal.
Ujj tho Crush on the Cows.
IJut n fow farmers ovor think it neces
sary that a cow should bo btushod. Wo
have teen neighbors laugh and ridicule
what tlny call iv(Miiccu(S4 and fussi
mm, i hen the cows wero curried and
brushed twice u day, with us much cure
us was given to tho liorrca. "What!
curry u cow Never heard tell of mich
ft thlug!" Hut u cow needs it ovon inoro
than n horMuud for several icasons. A
cow, whojn milk is twd for food, unless
she bus perfectly clean skin, cannot givo
oleiiu milk, iiud then milter will Do bad
Thu iikin hhotild bo in a perfectly health
ful condition and the blood pure, or tho
milk will bo impure nnu uuhenUlifiil,
und the butter or cheese will bo tainted.
Neither clouuliucs nor houlthfulncss
can be tccurcd without regular brushing
of the hkiu and the removal of all tho
tilth that will gather iijkhi ill-kopt oowh.
This fhouUI lx) done Iwforo tlioeows are
milked, both morning and evening. Tho
nioruing clouuiug should bo a thorough
one ; n simple brushing to romovo dust
nnd loo-o hair will bo sutlluiont for tho
evening. It will help very much for
both horses and cows to havo tho stnblos
Hit iloorcd that the animal cun bo kept
' mi fouling themselves. Live Block
Monthly.
Working liutter
The U. S. Dairyman, speaking of the
Id method of working butter, says:
If butter Is allowed to gather into n
compact mass in the churn it is impos
sible to work nil the buttermillk out.
Very little opening left between tho
granules as they come together will hold
n drop o( buttermilk. In order to got
them out tho space holding ovory one
of these openings must be broken.
Think ot the chance in spreading, press
ing and lulling about, do the best you
can, of ever hitting every one of these
drops of caseous butter. It cun not bo
done without working all tho grain out
of the butter, nnd the more thore is left
in tho wore it is for the futitro tlivor
ami keeping quality of the butter. Tin
same is true when the butter is worked
in thu granular form mid not sutllcieiit
ly dniiued before pressing into a solid
mass. It is Impossible afterward to
work out the water or to even get it
halted perfectly. Ilioro will romnin
plucoj, turnover siuull, in which thcro
is foo much w-iitor and too littlo salt.
This W givo a mottled npnenmr.co to
tho butter niter it stmuls it littlo while,
ami ofton whon this U not npiwrent to
tho nuked oyo, it may bo seen under a
magnifying gltus.
DOKT TOtX WORRY.
U
How
Shrewd Business Men Have Solved a
Oreat Problem.
'la thcro a fatality among pur promi
nent men" is a quostion that wo often
aik, -It? Is a question that1 often per
plexes our lending medical men, and
thoy.aro at, V loss to know how to
answer if."
We sometimes think that if the phys
icians would givo part of tho energy .to
tho consideration ofthis question that
thoy givo to combatting other schools of
practice, it might bo satisfactorily an
swer. The fights of "isms" reminds us often
of the quarrels of old Indian tribes, that
wero only happy when thoy wore anni
hilating each other.
If Allopathy makes ft discovery that
promises good to the race, Hmoa-pathy
doridos it and breaks down its influence.
If Homa'pathy makes a discouery that
to bo ft boon to n race, Allopathy at
tacks it.
It is absurd that .thcao scIiooIb should
fancy that all of good is in their meth
ods and nono in any other.
Fortunately for the people, tho merit
which theso "isms" .will not recognize,
is recognized by tho dublic, nd this
recognition, taking tho form of a dea
mond upon tho medical profession,
oven tunlly, compcll it to rceognizo it.
Is it possible that tho question has
bocn answered by shrowd business inon?
A prominoht man onco said to an in-
quiror, who asked him how ho got rich,
"I got rich becauso I did things well
whilo other people woro thinking about
doinir thorn." It scorns to us that tho
public havo recognized what this fatal
ity'is, and how it can bo mot, whilo tho
medical profession havo bocn wrangling
about it.
By n carof ul examination of insuranco
roportcrs wo find that thcro has been a
sharp reform with rofcronco to examina
tions, (and that no man can now get any
amount of insuranco who has tho least
dovolopmcnt of kiduoy disorder,) becauso
thoy find that sixty out of every hundred
in thifl country do,oithor dlroctly or in
directly, Huffbr from kidnoy disease
Hence, no rolinble company will insure
a nuiH except after u rigid urinary ex
amination. This rominds us ot n little instance
which occurred a short timo ago. A
follow editor wub an applicant for a ro
npectablo amount of insurance. Ho was
rejected on examination, becauso, un
known to himsolf his kidnoys wero dis
eased. Tho shrowd ngont, howovcr, did
not givo up tho case. He had an eyo to
busiiioss and to Ills commission, ami
said : "Don't you over worry : you got
half dozen bottles of Wuruer's safo cure,
tako it according to directions ami in
about a month romo around, and wo will
havo iinothorexnminatioii. I know you
will lintl yoitrfolt nil right nnd will got
your policy."
Tho editor expressed surprise at the
agent's faith, but the latter roplied:
"This point is it valuablo ono. Very
many insuranco agents nil over tho
country, when thoy find n customer er
jected lor this cause, givo similar ndvico,
and eventually he gots tho insurance."
What are wo'td infer from such cir
cumstanced Havo shrowd insuranco
mon, found tho soerot niiBwor to tho in
quiry? Is it possiblo that our columns
havo been proclaiming, in tho form of
ndvirlisomonts, what has provod n bless
ing to millions, and yet by many ignored
as an advertisement?
In our files wo find thousands of
strong testimonials for Warner's safe
cure, no two alike, which could not exist
except upon a basis of truth ; indeed,
thoy are published under a guarantee of
$5,000 to uuy ono who will disprove thoir
corrcctuo3s, and this oiler has been
standing, wo lire told, for more than four
yoary.
Undoubtedly this article, which is
simply dealing out juetico, will be con
sidered ns an advertisement and bo ro
jocted by many as such.
Wo havo not tho space nor timo to
dUmiss tho proposition that n poor thing
could ti"i nccccd to the extout that this
gnnt tciuedy has succeeded, could not
become so popular without merit oven if
pushed by n Vaiidorbilt or nu Astor.
llcuco wo tako tho liberty of tolling
our friends that it is a duty that thoy
owo to thomselvcs to investigate the
mattor and reilect carefully, for the
stntomouts published are Bubjeot to the
refutation of tho outiro. World. Nono
have re fu tod them; on the contrary
hundreds of thousands have boliovcd
them and proved them true, nod in be
lieving havo found the highest measure
of satisfaction, that which money can
not buy, and money cannot take away.
Keeplnx a Variety ot 8took.
In nn address rccontly nt tho Ediu
hurgh University, Profossor AVnllnco re
tornnl lo the advantage gained by koej
iug difTereut kinds of stock, and tuid :
Variety ot livo stock ou a farm, quito
as much as a variety ot cropping, is a
source of wealth accumulation iu tho
holding. With variety greater numbers
t?au bo kept, and tho best uso can be
mado of all food by giving tho quality
suitnblo to each description ot animal
Further, different varietietios of stock
ppropriato different proportions of in
gredients from tho soil, and in this way
several varieties do not exhaust itot any
ono ingredient in particular. For ex
ample, In tho loss of tho land sustained
by soiling milk from a largo dairy is
creator than that which would result
from kcoping a smaller number of cows
rearing thoir calves aild foeding thorn to
maturity. It is taken for granted tlio
samo amount and quality of foodis
uiven in each case. Thoroaro great
(advantages in a farmboing soil-support-
ing, or, m other words, breeding ita own
stock, ns in tho latter example. Thcro
is thou no risk of imparting aisoaso with
purchased animals. A good farmer can
always breed a bettor quality of boast
than ho can buy, as it is natural for far
mers who soil n numbor, but not all, to
kcop tho best for thoir own purposo ;
animals from n rarioty of causes, thrivo
best, ns anile, on the eround on which
thoy havo been bora nnd reared ; and
last (though I might further add to tho
list of advantages) tho stock of a farm
it not so much subjected to tho effects
of sudden markot fluctuations, which
whon tho wholo stock is changed every
sonson. aa in somo crazintr districts, may
causo ft loss of capital in placo of tho ex
ported profit roturn.
Somo ono very sonsibly writing of
treatment of horses, says:
Nevor run nftor a horso in tho pasture
aays an exchange. If ho docs not like
to bo caught, coax him with n littlo
grain, but novir deccivo him with an
ompty dish. You can soon teach tho
wildest horso to como to you. When
ho docs coma lot him cat n littlo whilo
boforo you load him off. Somo horso
mon, whon going to tlio pasture, wheth
er thoy wl&li to catch a horso or not, al
ways carry a tid-bit an car of corn, a
handful of oats, an nnnlo or a carrot, a
chunk of sugar or salt. Whon you turn
a horso out to pasture, do not givo him
a slap with tho bridlo ; ho will roinom-
bcr it to your rcgrot if you do. Mako a
pet and n friend of your horso ; it will
imprnvo him nnd mako n bettor person
of yourself.
Blur VrrutoL. Ohcapcet nt Port Drug
Co., 100 Stato street.
Mr. Palmer of Dayton, Yamhill coun
ty, havo recently found ono of Oregon's
wonders. It proves to bo tho petrified
bonos of tho mastodon, or somo othor
gigantic animal, and woro nnoafthod in
l'ulmor creek. Tho bones aro unusual
ly largo, oven for a mastodon, unlcs, as
it ovidontly scorns, it was an oxcoption
all lurgo ono. Mr. Palmer says ho is
positivo the rest ot tho skoloton can bo
found at tho samo place, and whon tho
high wator recedes ho will mako a moro
thorough investigation.
I visited St, Ilolona for a chango of
olimato but found it too hot. Then I
wont to Hay ward's and it was too dull.
At Berkley tho Htudouts anuovod me
with thoir hoodlumism. It was too fog
gy in ban 1 rancisco and too bloat nt
Snula Cruz. Whornver I wont I waH
uncomfortable, uneasy and unsettled. A
mend suggested tlmt tins tuato ot mi
roti might poi-sibly bo occasioned by
billiousncss or n disordered stomach and
mhired a trial of Frcso'a Hamburg Tea,
giving mo a packago as a present, btneo
then I uso it occasoually, and was nover
better in my lifo. I adviso all to try it.
Arthr. 1'ualilns; nnd Bellalile.
Tho l'ort Drug Company can always bo
rolled upon to carry in stock tho purest ami
bcatROoJs, and sustain the reputation of being
active, pushing and rollabio, by rocommonil
inc articles with w oil established merit, and
such as are popular. Having tha agoncy for
the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption, colds and coughs, will sell it
on a potiti to guarantee. It will surely cure
any and every atfcctiou of throat, tunes, or
chest, and iu order to provo our claim, we ask
you to call and get a Trial llottlo Free I
Tho Most Asroeablej
As woll as tho most effective method of dis
polling Headache, Colds, aud Fevers or cleans
tng tha system, is by taking a few doiea of
the ple-iaant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrun of Fis, SOo and $1 bottles for sale
by all druggists.
PUBLIC SALE I
Will 'l at rublle Auction on Thursday, March ti,
1S:, at 1 o'clock 1. tl.
A t th (arm ol II. W. CAREY, situated Mven miles
J. cat ol Salem, on the rd leadlni; from Salem
to sublimit), and hall a mile south- ct ol Uaclea)
Station, on tha Karrow Quit lUllroaJ, nltlioul
rrr e the folloolrur descrllwd stocli
'.I rollcd-.iugus Aberdeen Hulls
Constable oi lllllhurat." No. till; calved Mar 5.
ISSi: Sire Northeak A, (1578), dant CoaU ol OlawU,
OS13) Alao, "I'ride ol Oak Uwn"No. 4C0d; calved
March 4th, li, Sire, Coni'abl ol Hlllhurst: dam,
lUwotloom of Eastown tUO).
One Jersey Bull Calf.
Calve.1 January t ISM:
(ill); dam lUiaare, (iTSIO).
sir "Klnf ol
Orange,"
AIM
Three :-4 Bloetl Aberdeen
BhII Calves.
One J-ur old; llv IlaU-BIcod Aberdeed Dull Calves
Otoll months old. alrl by Coostahl ol Illllhunt;
dams at good mllcn coss,
Shrpitphirti Skcep.
Oaa loiportrd Sltropahtre Kr, (IU) Irom ScutlanJ;
One Itnpoited Ram Lamb, (tli) from Ohio; One home
bred Ram Lamb, (eligible lo rfiatcr): One vearllnf
Ewe, alto taro year old Ear, (bath ellrtbla t rrt1'").
TUtMa or SAlKl
NoU with approved SKUilty, U Booths or lootftr
II dealrad. at 10 jxr naU pr annum, and a per rent.
dlKunt lx cash. IjT Luach at IS o'clock.
EL W. CAREY, Owner. "
nit. HVl'IIKKT AactlonNr.
lXKJxkeiaHMJM!uemEl!iiwJB3MuJ
BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
SHALL ARYKHTISEMMfTA like the Sol
lowing will be Inserted In oar cnlniunn. In
their proper elnaslflcallon, rr 98 to f lo a
year. Including copy of paver.
JUT larger space charged for pro rati
OATTLK
D. II. LOfrNHY,
Imuortur and Dreed-r
-flVTr-BK.T T1TIRT5 V II A rrimT. T
1toj.tFSE5IS9 vf I,.. m -. rn...t tr-i. i
Hull forMie. Addiou or CM: JffTenon, Or,
LADD A KEEK,
Importer nnil Ilrreder of
1'narr.AMn. fl.ftnIW
I - - - -..w.- -.w... ...wv,
CoUwold and Lclcetr Sheep and Cljdedl'ltorn
a n nruimrn i:ntt.in.
8 II SEP.
JOHN 1IINT0,
Snlem, Ogn.
Dreoderi.1 UII'ROVED AM
KRlCAWUEIUNOSof 8tMin
lib Importation trd cron
Spanuh (tocki known In Or
Diceui oi me rrenci and
rtINO, A rood lot of E e (or Bala M well ai lUm
eiron ai aiikiuuan he
Pilcceln accordance wlUi the market Conespondenco
iDiaim,
I. M. GUTHRIE.
Dnltaa, Ores.
wnui
Importer
and Breeder
.. or
Sptnlih, French or American Mer
inos. Send (or Prices etc.
SWINE.
PURE DERKSHIRES.
B.C. HALLKY Malein, or.,
Hal a thoroughbred lUgiltcred riff.
Call or Mod (or mr crlcei. Farm Ti
Or mlloi south o( Salem on old itae road.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEO. I. OOIMIUE.
SALESI. OltEOOy.
'The Leading WYANUOTTE and UKOWN
LROIIOIIN breeder ol the Northwent.
Vnflni .t.mn tnr rl.iiil.r
ra. Jeraer Cntll for rinlr.
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treat the Dlieaioi o( DomtiUo Antuiala.
ALL quetlloni pertalnlnr to the tiroletalon, ana
wered br mall. Qiatoratlntr Colti and Itljfellnif
a icclilty. OlUce at the Mlnto llre. Llvcrr Stable
Salem, Oregon. JanSIU
JerseyRed Pigs for Sale.
Ii
(AVE A FEW PIKE JKUMKV Ui:i I'MiK
iora Imported stock at low price.
j. c. js'iki, ungeni, urDcn.
Mexican
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wmgfL
m
BEAST!
Mustang
Liniment
Sciatica, Scratches. Contracted
Lumbago, 8pralns, Muscles,
Bhonmatlso, fitralns, ErnptiORS,
Barns, Stitches, Hoof All,
Scalds, BtlffJoinU, Screw
Stings, Backache, Worms,
Bites, Galls, Bwinnsj,
Brntses, Sores, SaddloOalls,
Bnnlrms, Spavin Files.
Corns, Cracks.
THIS GOOD OLD 8TAND-BY
aceorapllsbesloreverybodreiactlywbatUclalmed
for It. One or the reasons for the great popularity ot
tho Militant Liniment Is found I nit J universal
applicability. Everybody needs such a medicine.
The I.umbermnn needs It In case of accident.
Tho Ilonae wife needs It for general family use.
The Cannier needs It for his teams and bis men.
Th Mechnnlo needs It always on bis work
bench.
The Miner needs It In ease of emergency.
The rionoerndlt-cntgetatong without It.
The Farmer needs It In bis house, bis stable,
and bis stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Iloattnnn needs
It In liberal supply afloat and ashore.
Tho Horae-fuucler needs It-It U his beat
friend and safest reliance.
The Htock.g rower needs It-It will save bla
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The llallrond man needs It and will need It M
long as bis life Is a round of accidents and dangers.
The Uackwoodsman needs Ik There Is notts.
Ing like It as an antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
Tho Merchant needs It about bis store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these oome the Mustang liniment U wanted at once.
KeepaUotllelnthoUoase. TU the best of
economy.
Keep a Uottle In the Factory. Its Immediate
use In case ot accident saves pain and loss ot wages.
Keep a Bottle Always la the Htaklofer
as when wanted. W
JAS. A. PERRY
Of River View Stock farm.
nTltsaslnslOM, Illinois.
HAS now tor aal at l'.uluma, CO., a p'ndU y,
of NwrmastHerses just sn.portrd from frauce.
he beat lot ever brought to the coast Intending
parchaMre will save money by calling on eradlrewlng
11. WILSKY.or JAS. A. l'ERKY. proorieter. ftu.
luma,Cal. CjU9nd for Catalogua. urtml
(Hi Iswroifd Ckstf
Warraoll ekelcria srvaf.
Krrrmt nrnU Wlna lal
pruea in the states asd For
elan (Venules. welaked
Uoa and prioe ot tbeae f am
oua hiva. uao fowl.. TBI
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lii. JAVTNE'S
AGUE BIXTURE.
A CERTAIN AND EFFEC1TIAL REMEDY
for
Fever and Ague, Intermittent
and Remittent Fevers, 'c.
Thlselais of dlicasoi to common In all parts
of the World, and eipecially preralent In ma
larious districts and vicinage of nater-coursea,
aro almost Invariably accompanied by mora or
less derangement of tho liver, and frequently
bj a defectiro action of tho digestive organs.
Tho mere breaking of tho Chill Is but a step
towards completing a radical ourej tho vnrloul
organs of the bodjr, especially tho stomach "
liver, must bo brought to n healthy and vigor
ous oondlllon boforo a permanent euro can be
established, and this fact has been specially
kept In vlow by Dr. Jnvno In his treatment of
these complaints. Tho uso of Jayno's Ague
Mlzturo, In conjunction with Jayno's Sanative
Tills, as prescribed In tho Directions vtblch
accompany each bottto, will not onl
BREAK UP THE CHILLS,
but restore the system, moro particularly tho
llvor and stomach, to a sound condition, and so
prerent a relapse of Fovcr and Ague by thor
oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
and the best erldeneo of this Is the Invariable
success which has always followed the admin
titration of these remedies, ns attested by th.
certificates publlshod annually In Dr. Jayno's
Almanac1, and the nldo-spread popularity of tho
Ague Mixture In those districts of tho United
Btates, vthero tho dlenses, for which It is
adapted, most prevail.
For Sale b) Snell, IllUhu & Wooaard, loitland.
liiia
VI
EDICAL
mspensary
Nervous
YOUTHPUL
FOLLIES
M
chronic
Private
ft EXCESSES
DISEASES
U
SPEEOILY
CURED.
Nervous Debility, N'iuliirMVcnkrjrM.
J'.xllBlltlnt Vltnlliy,I,otl.Ttlllllloil,andall
the terrible cifecta of aell-aliuie and eicceues In maturer
years, such as nocturnal emissions, loas of memory.dira.
ncss of vliion, aversion to society, the vital fluid paulnir
unobserved In the urine, and otnersymptomilnattcaii
to inunltyand death. YouiiiraiiuniiltllonsrsMl
.tlou sutTering from the above should consult lit at
..ace. i'liro icunrmilooil Iu nllaucla chios.
ONNIII.TATtIOX rili:i Chemical Analysis
including thorough miciotcopic examinations of the
urine, i$. An honest opinion civen in all cases. We
fumish Tlio lrrnt Ksittllsls ltrmnly, Nlr
Antlry CooMr'is Vlttal ltrxtoratlve at Ij a
Lottla or fourtieift the quantity, f 10.
NAMl'I.K HOTTI.i: FRF.K
lo anyone stating symptoms, sex and sue. Adilrea,
i:.4)i.imii ni:iicvi. iiinik.nauy
No. II Itcnrny HI., Wnii VruiicUco. 4'itl-
ORGANS.
rilKheat Honors at all Orrnt World's Kihthltlons for
plnelren rar. KM at)lrs. 3 to t'JUX Kor Cavti, Kasy
l'armcnti, or Itemed. Catalogue, U pp Ito, free. . -
PIANOS."
The Improved Method of Strlnclnir. IntroducM end
perfected by IUmik & HanLiw, leconcrdrd by coin.
Iwtent judirea to constitute a radical advance In l'lano
forte conaiructlon. t ..."
Do not require onr-qnartrr M much tuning at rianos
generally. Dcacrlptlvo Catalogue by malt ,
iMTreaontBtBostoa. 140WalsaATS.,OUMgo,
48 RMtoBt, (Union Bq.),K,Y. ""
Uinni rost ALL. 30 a week and expenses
llUniV Pld. Valuable outfit and particulars free.
noiOmi 1". o. Y It'Kr.ltY, Anguatn, Maine.
t. J. ARMSTRONG. JAS. ROBS.
P. J. Armstrong & Co.,
(Successors to Kelly A Knight.)
BLAt'kSMITIIIXi; A CAKRIACKMAKrvil.
Horae-ShMlng and General Jobbing made a
''ISr l A. KELLVS old sund on Commercial
street, Salem. Oregon. T apiU
Floral Guide
j-oa ihst.
How reaor. contains Colored
nawt. nanarras of lUiutr
uons. ana ntuiv a trc si
Kruininc to Gerareme. an4
ever Cultur. ana ova; lie
containing an Illu.traud lass
of nrari all u. riOWIIS u4
YIGITASLIS rrava. lUl at.
rectlone how to erowtbem. r m w "illKDH.
FiaNjrS. ANU lsl!l."aa w procur; . wiia
prices or each. Tnls oooa mallM fru on m"M or is
cents, and the IS nnu mar c OMimM from Ul aret
orJcrsemna. Every one tnirnM ma rara.n.orwn
dntrae rood. frh wli. aaouut aava inia wora. ve
refer to th million of twraons no nav piinun our
seeds. Btrrost-T Vim'sBsiwar Hranoratrraaa.
JAMES VICK. SEEDSMAN.
379
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