Willamette farmer., July 01, 1887, Page 6, Image 6

WILLAMETTE FAKMEK: SALEM, OitKOulS, JULY 1, '
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Bee Nous.
As tho timo for Introducing queens is
at linnd, tho following B.mplo plan is
given : Go to any lilvo from which is
desired to romovo tho quocn, and stnoko
tho colony only enough to keep the bcoa
quiut during tho finding and romoving
of tho queen, after which tho framoa nro
to ho put back and tho hlvo closed. Be
fore disturbing tho hlvo at all to find tho
old queen, tho bee-keeper should got tho
ono to bo introduced and buvo hor with
him in u cage. Having closed tho hive,
blow Htnoko into tlio entrance until tho
boo3 aro hoard roaring groatly, which
bIiowa that tho fight is all taken out of
them, when tho smoking is to coaso for
a momout, and tlion pound on top of
tho hlvo with thu fist about ton times.
Now blow smoko again ns long as
pounding continued, whon the bee
keeper is to pound the same number of
strokon again, and so on until the smoko
has been given tho times, and tho Mine
number of poundings aro done.
In doing this pounding, only strike
with force enough to thoroughly jr tho
hivo, which is easily done without at all
hurting tho hand. As noon as tho last
pounding is finished, unstop tho cago
having tho qmon to ho Introduced, and
hold tho mouth of it to tho cntranco of
tho hive, whon she, hearing tho roaring
of tho bees inside, will Immediately run
in. As soon us hIio is well inside of tho
hivo, givo them another liberal smoking,
nud tho operation of a direct and wifo
introduction is finished. If in timo of
bcarclty of honoy, this should bo dono
about Htindown, otherwise ( robber bees
would gain access to tho live while tho
Iicch wore in u defcm .osa condition.
Perform tho npomM-.n near sundown at
nil times. If al; lias worked well tho
(liicon will bo found laying tho noxt
morning, hist as if that had always been
been hor home.
Many seem to suppooo that when a
Hwarm of bees is driven from a hive,
that tho driven pint must ho put on tho
old stand, placing tho old hivo and con
tents on a new stand, otherwise tho
driven heos would mostly go b.icli to tho
old hivo. With no precaution this
would undoubtedly be the case, but it is
a vory easy matter to make a driven
colony of bees stay wherover ono wishes.
Kwarnm nro oftou mado by driving, and
tho following method is given, as many
can bo with their bees only in tho morn
ing or ovening.
Go to any hivo whoso colony is about
ready to swarm, and if in a box hive,
drum out the bees in tho way givon in
any of tho books while treating on trans
ferring, but If in a movable frauio hivo,
as they will probably be, proceed as fol
lows: Open tho hivo to see if thero is
plenty of unsealed honey, and if not,
flhavo off tho cappings of tho cells along
tho top-bars of Iho frames, ho tho bees
can easily fill themselves with honey,
finding tho queen at tho sumo timo and
caging her on ono of tho frames. Now
close tho hive, and after blowing smoko
in at the entrance, pound on it with tho
list, as stated in introducing queens, ex
cept that it is to Ik) kept tin for thrco or
four minuter, witli no smoko except the
Hist.
As soon as you huvo finished pound
injr, place a box ami an inch board close
to the hivo; or botlvr still, have tho box
thtiro to start with, when you aro to
oiK!ii thy hlvo and shake about three
fourths of the bees from the comb
down in front of the box, into which
they will readily enter. When you
come to the frame having the queen,
uucago hut1 ami lot her run into tho box.
Having thu queen ami what liroi you
wish in tho box, eltwo thu hivo ami take
the box to the shade of some tree, where
it is to bo left with thu mouth or open
hide facing up mill out, which is the
host accomplished by leaning it against
foiiu'thiuk'- Leave it
tluu for thrco-
fourths of an hour
be clustered the
when tho k'os will
fame as a swarm
would Ik?.
They can now bo hived the samo as
any swarm, and will stay and work thu
Mime as if they had Usucd naturally.
The old colony can lo allowed to rear
its own queen or have a quccu-cul! given
mum, tho latter being p.ofcrred, as that
... . .
i loo away with atter-swarniint If the
lees aro "drummed" from a Ux-hive,
they ate to be coated after they aro in
tho box tho same as the other. In some
respects this plan for securing increase
U bettor than any other. American
Uee Journal.
lies Notts for the Staiou.
It is not usually safe to begin queen
rearing beforo the middle of May in our
northern latitudes, owing to tho danger
of tho brood ling chilled. Attempts
at queen renting beforo this usually re
Milt in failuro. If thero Is transferring
to bo done, it should lo dono in apple
tree bloom. Them are different moth
rds of irausfening, but our own good
t-ono will have to dictate much in tho
matter. After smoking the lxvs slightly,
lemove tho hivo.from thu attunl, and sut
the new hive in its place , turn tho old
hive containing the twos bottom up
nettr by: out oil' tho cros sticks, if
th'oro nro anv. and cut tho combs looio
from out. aide ; with a chisel cut the
nails aud remove one side of tho Itivoi
now cut the combs out, one at n time,
and fasten them in the frame, nud hang
them In tho new hive. The comb should
lio (luti'tird in the frames mj that they
will occupy tit nearly the Bamo position
as they did in tho old hive. Reject all
drone comb, and plaeo those containing
brood in the center of tho now hive.
Aftor the combs havo all boon fastened
in the fr.imcs shake tho bees that re
main in the old hivo on top of tho
frames, pi ice the cover over them, get
tho hlvo closed and tho ontranco con
tracted as soon as possible to provont
robbing. During all operations use care
not to crush any bees remaining in the
hive 0. T. Hussell, Chenango county,
N.Y.
Fun on the Farm
It is a frequent saying that tho farmer
has nothing to do but enjoy himself ;
that when tho blizzards send in their
cards he can draw his chair up to tho
stove, put his feot in the oven and spend
tho timo in reading agricultural papers
and other moral works. According to
tradition, this occupation is only dis
turbed when ho adjourns to the table
and dinos on minco pio and divers
moats. This h all a mistake. A closo
observer will bco tho Industrious farmer
crawl out of bed four hours before day
light, soften his boots with a hammer,
and commenco his day's work with a
lantern in one hand and a bucket of
frozen slop in tho othor. He has from
otio to a thousand hogs, which shovo
their noses in his face and tip tho con
tents of his bucket on him, where it
freezes until ho looks like a skating rink.
When ho has escaped from tho hog pen
ho hunts up six or foven buckets, crawls
through a wiro fenco to milk twenty
seven cows. Thcso animals wait until
ho lms thu bucket nearly iillod, when
l hoy kick it over, aiming so that tho
contents will kalsomiuo such parts of
his clothing as tho hogs spared. Now
and then they vary tho monotony by
kicking him instead of tho bucket,
which makes him feel tired nud home
sick. When tho cows havo boon milked
and bo goes to feed tho horses, ho ilnds
the sorrel maro doublod up in tho man
ger with tho colic. He then has to mix
up a lot of aconite and wator, which he
nttempts to pour down tho animal's
throat, and it hits him on tho teeth with
its front foot, and mnkes him wish that
ho had never been born. Ifa works
around all morning witli tho old marc,
and then proceeds to curry tho dun
mules, which try to mmi which can kick
thu hardest, ami by the timo ho is dono
he feels as though he had parsed
through a coru-shcller.
When ho has fed the hens, and
watered tho cattle, and hunted thrco
hours for a twenty-live cont pig, and
chopped half a cord of olm wood for
tho house, and carried forty buckets of
water for the horsos, and shelled thrco
bushols of corn by Jiand, and shoveled a
road through ten feet of snow, and
milked tho cows, and curried tho mules,
and doctored thu old maro again in tho
evening, ho goes to bed, and gots up
again in thu morning four hours before
daylight, and commences tho whole
thing over again. Field and Farm,
The Babies Cry tor It
Anil tho oM folk laugh when they tlud
tliat thu pUawnt Caltioniia liquid fruit rem
t'dy, Hvrup of tin, is more easily taken ami
mora lmiefloll la its action thin bittor,
uati icons medicines. It atrongthuus the
I.ivcr, Kiilnoyi, Stomach and llotvola, while
it amines thorn to a healthy activity. For
ante ty tho l'nrt Drug Company, Salem,
Chinese gloss starch is made of two
tablespoonfuls of raw starch, ono tabl
spoonful of borax, dissolved iua cup and
a half of cold water. Dip the thor
oughly dry unstarched culls, collars and
bosoms of shirts in this, then roll them
up tight and let them remain a few
hours in a dry cloth, then rub oil' and
iron.
Ilurklrii'a Arnica Hahc,
Tho Hen Stive in the world for Cut,
Itruiaea, Sores, Ulcere, Salt Itheum, Fever
Sorei, Totter, Cnanpcd Hands, ChilMaln,
Conn, and all Skin Krnptinus, and positively
curei Pile", or no pa required, Itltguarati.
tee I to give perfect atisfaction, or money te
luniled. Price M cents per box.
I'or ale by I'ort & Son.
Ink stain may bo removed from white
goods by saturating tho sot with water
ami then 'wring wuit iKiumiett saitsoi
'"'" l',lU " ,m w. for flv ""-
I.. ...-1. ,it,li knnh mill fins, i A tiller,, m
wish with soap, aud rinse. A n.uto of
chloiido of lime ami well rubbed in will
take ink stains from silver aud plated
ware. Wash ami wipe as usual.
Marti Money fur lour Work
it
you improve goon opporimiiiif.
Hallett
Co.,
Portland, Maine, will
mail, free, full Information showing how
you can make from 5 to $2.") and up-
wants a titty ,nuu live m iioiuo wnorvvur
you are located. Hotter write; some
havo made over ?."() in a day ; nil now.
No capital required ; started free. Ilotli
sexes, all ages. Success for every
worker. Send address aud see for your
self. "O'ttradv. the base ball man, is the
most tenderhearted fellow in the world,"
remarked a travelling mau the other
evening. "Why he wouldn't
a tly."
"Yes," was the reply. "I gues
ho. "I've secu him many a time
harm
Unit
when
ho seemed to lo positively getting out
of tho way of tlie for fear of doing them
sonio damage." Merchant Traveller.
Whv will so many people allow them
selves to go moping about, low-spirited,
sallow-complfxinnod, full of bile, when
a few doses of Firee' Hamburg Tea is
an absolute apeeiflc for all complaint of
I this clas.
Oti Mount Washington.
"The view from Mount Washington,"
aays my guide book, with pardonablo en
thusiasm, "Is Incomparably grand." Asa
matter of fact, it h n good view, but still
quite comparable, and not good enough
in projwrtion to the elevation. You are
at tho same height ns on the top of the
Rigij but oh, what a dllTerencol Mount
Washington towers at tho actually high
est eak anywhere nround; whereas the
Itigl stands a mere olxjcrvatory hi thu
center of a girdlu of mountains all in
finitely grander and nobler than itself. I
don't want to mako "odorous" compari
sons about tho incomiiarablu; I merely
mean that, all things considered, thu
view from tho American mountain Is not
quite so fine as onu might naturally havo
expected it to bo lor its lieight alwvo sea
level. For ono thing, thero is llttlo or no
water In Bight, only a stray lake or two,
shimmering, pond like, in tho remoter dis
tance. No near tarns, ns in tho deep
combes of Snowdonj noea, as from lion
Nevis and Helvellyn; no winding meres,
as when ono looks down on Lucemo and
Zurich;, rather a tumultuous mob of
surging mountain llko tho serried ranks
of tho Decsido hill from top of tho Loch
nagar.
Still. I will frankly admit it is a 111.13
nificent prosject In its own way. West
ward, through tho faint bluo haze, tho
Camel's hump and tho Green mountains
of Vermont loom indistinctly on tho
cloud- horizon. Eastward, tho other
KTcatieuks of the presidential range;
Jefferson, Adams, .Madison rising to
above tho limit of trees and with their
gaunt bare summits of loo) strown
bowlders remind mo more of Cadcr Idrls
and of tho Condon, near Toulon, than of
any other masses I havo seen anywhere.
Southward, thu moro wooded and round
ed tops of Kcarsarge and its giant neigh
lors recall rather St. Catherine's peak
and tho Ditto mountains of Jamaica,
Grant Allen, in Longman's Magazine.
Important ArelireiiloRlcul I)lcovery.
At tho statu department I read the
manuscript reiort of M. Hisslngdr, our
consul at Boyrout, Syria, announcing an
important nrclueologlcal discovery, which
has caused a great sensation in Sedan, a
town of 12.000 people, on the east shore
of the Mediterranean. It seems that re
cently a shaft thhty feot square and
from thirty-five to forty feet deep was
discovered one milu out of town. Cleared
of tho earth this shaft led into a rock
chamber, where at the present timo moro
than sixteen k-.iutiful and rfectly pro
nerved sarcophagi have lieen found. These
nre a clay white marble, save ono, which
is of black marble, having a eaked
shaped lid. The marblo Is highly pol
ished, and soinu of thu sarcophagi arc
wonderfully carved and very iieautiftil.
They show in Ikis relief lions' heads,
eagles, homes, centaurs, men, etc. Some
nro iKdntcd, and others have inscriptions.
One is n Greek temple. Some nro cut of
holld blocks. They are supposed to Ixj
long to tho Egypto Phoenician tye of
art. and are very undent. Fuller Walker
In Kansas City Journal.
The Mrervelmiim Indiutry.
It is not generally known that tho or
dinary meerschaum of pljw liowls, ti
and ornaments N a tnie mineral. It b
found in considerable Ix-di in Crimea, tht
island of Ncgroiiout, and in Afcia Minor.
In chemical constitution it Is a comhiiin
tion of magnesia, carlxm.'o ncld gas am.
water. The largest and lxt pieces art
wnt to Vienna, while the smaller bits are
purchased for the noith German In
dustry. At tho little doif of Ituhla, dis
tant sixteen kilometers from the hMoric
Eisenach, Is thu center of tho business.
Thu cxKrts of ilulnlied products from
that village uluiie amounts to several
millions annually. The beds of meer
schaum are owned by the Turkish gov
ernment, but aro worked by Eiirojioau
capital. About -1,000 men are employed
at the mines. Chicago Tiibune.
Ilmr lie (lot i:en.
A littlo while Kick thero was a "btrong
man" who traveled aliout the country
iierformlng very wonderful feats, but he
iiad the mixfortunc to quarrel one night
with tin ntvsUtant, who with siqierhuman
struggle was wont to baud him thu gi
gantic cannon hall necessary for the jier
forniauce. The iulstant had demanded
inerotiMHl wages; tho demand was re
fused. The iwrfortiiniico proceeded swim
mingly, Init when the applatiM was at Its
height, the assistant collected the objecti
on the stage, which in tho aggregate
should have weighed aUiut a ton and a
half, threw them lightly on a tray, and
jauntily carried otT all with one hand.
The "btrong man" never exhibited at that
place of entertainment again. Philadel
phia Call.
Deelmul Clink In Wilmilen.
There U a decimal clock In WJosUiden
which is constructed on the following
principle: The day has 10 hours, tho
hour 10 decade, each decade 10 minutes,
each minute 10 mcoiuU and each bccoud
10 rays-thus dividing the whole day
into 100,000 part. A similar division is
to be applied to the circle. Ilerr Moder,
of that city, goon still further, and pro
osos to divide the year into 10 months
tho even mouths of 'M, tho uneven ones
of 117 days each. The advantages of this
decimal hybtem ate placed in evidence,
and the inventor 1iokw to sec the same
adopted before long in spitoof the present
opposition. New Ytirk Tiibune.
TrliLInc ll Tn-Keer.
A Scotch farmer roxle tip to a toll bar,
and finding the gate ojien he wheeled hi
horse round about just as be passed
through, and tJiouted for the toll-keeper,
who was invisible: "Hey! I'm sayin'
fat's tho damage tae git through yer gate
wi' a horse?" "A slitlliny ' Mtouteii tne
toll-keeper, making lit apivara'nce. "No
hhillin' il'ye git frao me. I'll nwa' hatue
again." And, wlivcling hi hoi-so for the
btvoud time, he rode oil in tho direction
be wished to go. chuckling at the tnck
he had jierfonned upon the toll-keejr.
'Exchange.
Henrv M. Stanley, tho explorer, takea
snulT when traveling in very hot regions.
He bavs that it help to preserve hi ey
tight.' Tttere are 190 collfg PP h (hk
Tho colder the climato In wh ich shenp
prosper, thu finer tho texture and hotter
quality the wool.
Hiritp ii r tin,
, niitWuftit ny the Oilifornia Fi Syrup
Co . .San t'ri!ieiio. Oal., M iitMrai o-n true
laxative. I lih i ) 'nt California liiiti .1 fruit
re no iy my ho ttud of all drugipsi at tifty
ceuti or onu dollar. It is the most peasant,
prompt anil u"so iver iiiimIv It .own tit ciotnuo
thadtatomi to act mi thtt Liver, Kliliieya, and
lljwelt gnnt y yet 1 1 iroutflily; to dispel head
ache, i:oIK and t'evuta; to cure cuustirutiou
inriiue ion, aud kindred ilia. If
:oxsiiirjio. trui:i.
An .11 1 phytlctin, rutlreil from practice, IiavIiik had
ptictMn liU litmlibyatj Etit India mlMlonarr tin
formula if a lmpl eetable rtme.1)- lor the iproly
nd ptrmineiit cure ot i onatimption, Uro chltli, Cat
arrh Alto i a, And all thnat and Lung Adcctloni, alio
a pojitivo ind nullculruie lor Ncrroui Debilitytnd all
Nurrouj Coni..lnt, alter h -tin tcst.d It Hondcrtul
curatlte ponora In thouamla of ewca haa felt It lilt
duty to make it known to his aiitlerlLg- felloe. Actd
atoJ by llilfnotWo and a deatrn to rellote human iu.
lerlng. I Mill lend trn-.ol ctarire, to all who il. sire It,
thl ret.l)c In 'lnnin K'trllh or fttneh, with lull
dlrectl n lr litepirln and uilu, Si-lit by trail by
v'il f!n l Ii ttiiiip ari'l nimlnir thl pper, W, A,
OVr. 1U I'.wer' block Kochrtter NY nOni
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Willameite Valley Apiary.
Snloni, Oregon.
rilAKI PLEASUKB IN AN.VOt Ml Mi HUT
I owliu to tl.a KCnerou pitrnmue ul the putille
and tht Introduction ol attain K)wtr, u wll kiIiii
proved metlioda ol woiklnir, that from tliN date and
durlnz the remainder ol the aeaaon.
Tho Price ol' Itco Fixtures
ii HI bo Red need 0 per ct.
Inu, ill an lia.ratfiir.1 Tlilld Ild lilfna t It ! data
tnT, m"i inufiiwui mi vi ! irai v
nert'tctoiu been drl I at i" will bo (I. Tun h our lirat
ti audomtalatall tho I tvtt niotlinilii'ii cmenta;
Ku I ret of ulrcd fruiiut In bro d nut, lull m or a-p-tratora,
UJ I peui.d in.t In cratei-nui liru d Irame
l Ii comb feu ditlon all eiimpltteanl road) for the
heea. Alio tho etca will hue the liew I' Inalor
in tupera, u ion inaKia nu 1110 imio 01 inn moil
I ct In the United S ati-a. It haa lern mado eapre
all.,,. ,.l, , r it. i.tl.,1, ,, nf llii Mlm.l. At f I.M.nn
Yl,.. ...a. Ik.a ha. ,M u.1 ltd ..(..o.lnvll. Im.im. it
,11, ,.'l n.11,.1 .. . V VM IVm rW,rv..W,,.j , ,wn. V,
coUnlia In It hive Iwn n u.li leal than In my ntlicr.
Hie piiblla l hera'.y vautluiieil analnat iiiiilnxchoap
1IIIIHII"II1 U' ) II4.S UV.II II1HUW HII UHT III IUU1I'
tr They aro morthleia aatherilo no eentaln the
ntootarr fixture In I le, l.ook Indde the hire Klore
piirchajdiiirao tlut ,oi lll not be obliged f buy
m rt ttuM htlom It it fit Ii r tho bre
tsr i.ln mi.ui lnnd Mr ail Clark an.oktra,
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Jiu. In ricoi. t of an I allm (Jue-n Jmt Ii iirie.i ltm
IU, aifl diirli. Ilia nat of tne imiii i.iinn
ipHina -irei ui.il -ll r.sl f.ir ! Kill b her pnyenyt
ll h l nr mi m uigt iip pri ca, ipi i 1,1 u uau i rvu
III. nil. ul 1. uli.l .1 al.M ,11 Int.u I. Inrll.,,- V .lll.,lllll.
In ptlcea ne it no. a- our f.ullltie I r pnMii tion
liieuaie. (JvmTlf) i:. V 4II.IM..
Music of the Proper Kind
I'OK M.MI.IV hl'UOOLH
laMrreat aid In uceafiil vice. Kvrri ehli will
J In in t ealiulurof lirlM, apliltel, yet appri'prlee
amu an I hvuiiia, (,f u worahliifill nature n.l Judlcl-
ouilvaelettml. fuve ill b found In thefoliuvtlini
jrcod lKMk '
For the Sunday School,
Songs of Promise.'V V: Jioti."0
rrufl, ;utt-; or ! t.n t t iioion a irieat variety
ol cli. Ice Mi,,n i.iittl ilteJ by maiy Kile writer
Xiiiloaud nor a iinlly mw A mi'tndld look
lor tliebablMth aeinoi. Irj !
Sonj Worshi.,U..n,."'.?;:,.M,
or i.(J) k-c iiojt. -iiiiiM wno dMire-iixc.il., tan I
wail arriuid wmua fo- Hk i-u.il yK-hol,will
IlkeihU hook It la the oik (f exiHtUncid
couiHr.
Fresti Plowois.aW''ira '.
or rJ In imr ilv Til lid eirai. thu nttuie
ol thea-.Hk' in ll di IL-lltful bouk l a iharn.InK
an iuI ii prmlii il"ii -Mill Hit ll' lo 'iilc
.Hid thvl u e er aIIiw j-iitttr-
Sinking o,i ho Way.jri,;'. .VoM
I'rls. ,lwt. nr VLUlpiftl aii i, d piuolar
Ihtith drei. In . tn. mini tho.. .t ., ii)n in,
'Ovvtoii ' pieiU", eu)
IST iUt'cd tor rctnl price.
Olinw Dltson tt Co., Huston.
lit- a II. PIlaoiM Ct , NI7 llroa.Ua-, ,N V
BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
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rr. lurliitllii,. ii of iNirr
mat Maijfvi rxto Vtlla;i4 lurpiu I1M
CATTLK
1. II. IiO(EV,
Importer and Rrcedcr
JERSEY CATTLE.
OTI he a lew Choice HiU.ra and
Uulls for sa'e. Aaaieaa or call; JcDeraon, Or,
L.1UI A KLi:i,
l)iriuu, Oaaaox.
Iiuporirr aud Krredera of
Short-Horn Cnttlo,
Cotswoldand Lelcottr Sheep and Cljdtidale Iloraes.
SALK.M. OREGON,
TheUdlniWVAXl'iTTKan.inUOVN
l.milOliN hmdciol tlieNnrthaieat,
Knc'ow atiiuu lor clrcuUr
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AB'UE. KTKT'URK
A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
ron
Fever and. 'Ague, Intermittent
and liemittent Fevers, aCc.
Tnli clan of dlieaiei ao common In all parti
of the World, and especial! prevalent In ma.
larloui dUtrlcti and vicinage of water-courier,
are almoit Invariably accompanied hj mora or
less derangement of the liver, and frequently
by a defective action of tho dlgeitlve organs.
Tho mere breaking of the Chill Is but a tep
toward! completing a radical euro) the rarlous
organs of Iho body, especially tho stomach a' ..
liver, must be brought to a healthy and rigor
ous condition before a permanent euro can be
established, and this fact has been specially
kept In view by Dr. Jnyno In his treatment of
theso complaints, Tho uto of Jayno'a Aguo
Mixture, In conjunction with Jayno'a Sanative
I'llli, as prcsorlbed In Iho Directions v,Mch
accompany eaoh bottle, will not onl"
BREAK UP THE CHILLS',
but rcstoro tho system, more particularly the
liver and stomach, to n sound condition, and so
prevent a rclapso of Fever and Aguo by thor
oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
and tho best evidence of this Is the Invariable
success which has always followed tho admin
titration of thcso remedies, ns atteitod by the
certificates publlshod annually in Dr. Jayne'a
Almanac, and tho w Ido-sproad popularity of the
Ague Mlxturo in thoso districts oc tho United
Slates, where tho diseases, fur which it Is
iditnted, rcoat prevail.
For imi by Snell, Hlttliu & WootUrd, I'ortland.
MANY LAMP CHIMNEYS A-ttB
oQorod for ealo rqprosontod
as good as tho Famous
OUT TUIIY
ARE NOT!
And Ilka nil Counterfeit!. lack tho
Itotnarkablo I.AST1NO Qualities
OF T1IH GENUINE.
ASK FOR THE
PEARLTOP
CUIMNE1
rntOct.
,1888.
The PEARL TOP is
manufactured ONLY by
PITTSBUKGH, IV.
RUPTURE
Abtttluttlr ruml u Sft tft t
dsi)i, bv Dr. 11rc'f litu
M&raatla fil&Atla Truik
ht iKa wtirlil. kiitirtlv iliArrtnt from
LVrranu-4llhunlrlfctrloTrui
inoinfrf.iericcwirantiww
wlthr awl comfort nU hi nJ ly. CWra
and humlml nf .-(hr'r. New llluitrtteJ m
.lilft IVmi. ritntaliiltisTfllUlnfiiniitllon.
,mLC.uE,tT,C TRU3S mQSSio. ca!.
EMM1UDMM
VI
EDIDAL
r i a renown i
Nervous;
YOUTHFUL
FOLLIES
M
chronic
Private
DISEASES
a EXCESSES
SPEEDILY
DUREO.
XeroiiHllrlilllty, .Soinliinl Vrnkutt.
I.xlin:ist' I'ilrlltytI.osl3linliooil,u.dll
the Krritle (Teru of atlMxl.uie and rccJ4 in malurrr
cart, inch aanoclurnal eailulvnt, Iru ol memory, dim.
net ol lilon.avertloii to tocicty, the vital fluid iiuinit
unobervcl in the urine, and ciher lyrantooulhatlead
loinMiiiiyand death. YoiiiiktiiiiiI .1Ililillt-iiirel
len tiiiTrrins frum tho above thmikl coniull lit at
..acf. 4'iiroKti.irHiitoptlfti iillHiH'li fiines.
NNI'i;rAT10.V IlltU- Cl-emicalAnalyi,
including thurough micioacopie etanlnaiioniof tlir
urine, f J. An honeu opinion civesi in all cases. We
furnUh .Tlio J rent IUikIUIi Iteinrily, Sir
.lotlpy 4'oojer'it Vllnl Iteoturnllvoat tj a
bottle or lourtimea Iheiiuantitr. $10.
NAMi'Li; norri.i: l'ltet:
to anoni atatine tympiomt, acx and ese. Addrc.
I.NtJI.ISII MI.ltlC.AI. DISI'ILVHAUV
No. It Urnrny HI.. San 'riiiiclnco. Cnl-
(iuod Farmlnj,' Lauds
EAST OF THE CASCADES
Within 4 to 0 miles ol railroad and rlitr. near
AlWall, (illilain eounl) ; 40 miles Irom The
Dallea; l'JJ mllca (rem I'oitlind.
Aa Cuoil Lnuil aa KUl I'jial of the Caaradet
vlll liesolil on Very I'moralile Terms.
WE AKE fKKI'AKEu TO TAKB INTE.ND1NO
purchaacra to ace lindt we offer lor sale.
HEOW.N .t UrHLHIKT, Alkali, Oregon;
Or: Burrows & Oilier, 4 Waahlnirton sU, Portland.
Or to the WILLAMETTE r'AllllEH, Salem, Oregon.
Wu, IUM8EV, Cio. G. DIXOHAU
RAMSEY s UIX(.I1AM.
ATTORNEYS AT - LAW,
Oriaoold'a Ujtldine. Ni'coi, Oregon.
1I'MXLS IV AlXtllR COL'ltTS SOL1CITCD
.Ml .Suitt .lid Acvruiita eolletted. -
H. DIAMOND,
TEACIIEU OF .. .
Violin. Guitar and Banjo,
pulr In all Klnda ol loatrumtnt. od Striart.
Atent Icr Prof. Rice'a Mnlcl CharU ttabecilptions
taken Icr th 'o' aid 1' Knrth's Uuilcal Joornil.
X-rMu.lclu-nUlir.1 larp r'leatu ahert notlr.
: Ciamtreial stit.t. ealcu, Or. mrllml
A CHICKKN TCtKPHSSji:: ,, . v,
." ScanttlMn. In ak. Poultry KaUlag oiUbla.
ai ra.'irilKU. Matt mnti.Mi this paper,
a..i:H-t T II BOOK, CrlitWId, Ui
ind Insist xfiEfrv TMI
upon jBKQfgrL ExAct
HAVINGGlHplfsVBli IB EL
WHIiIsiHpv ,
them YjaftSlilllPv on Eacl1
with 5ptS
80
I I - tTVarT
s country,
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