The Oregon scout., May 21, 1887, Image 3

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AGRICULTURAL.
Devoted to the Interests of Farmers
and Stockmen.
Itl Clover.
A corresnomicnt of the Oregonian,
writing from Oswego, Oregon, cays:
Red clover is the great renovating
plant. It is universally esteemed the
best plant with which to restore worn
out or overcropped soils. In fact there
is no other way in which this can be
done so easily and cheaply as by
green immuring with clover. Farmers
who have exhausted their lands by
succesMve cropping with grain or
timothy are resorting to clover and
stock as their only hope. Commercial
fertilizers aro out of the question, and
barnyard manures cannot he procured
in Biillicieut quantity. Here clover
comes in as a benificient gift, enabling
the intelligent farmer to maintain or
restore the fertility of his land, and at
the same timo replenish his pifrse.
For pasture, no grass that I have
ever tried begins to bo equal to clover,
cither in quantity or richness of crop.
All grazing animals are fond of it and
do Well on it. 1 have seen hogs made
ready for the butcher on clover alone.
Clover is the only grass that ought
ever to be sown in an orchard. All
others are positively injurious, as they
extract tho moisture when it is most
needed by tho trees, and impoverish
the soil. Jin t clover either pastured
oy hogs or left to rot on the grouirtl is
a benefit. Now, one would naturally
expect that a plant which, in its green
state is bo rich in all tho elements of
nutrition, would be good in proportion
when dried, for the drying and curing
process only eliminates the water.
And so we find that for buy no other
one gra&s is quite equal to clorer. For
milk cows nothing is so yood, as all
intelligent dairymen know, and beef
cattle can be kept fat all winter on
good clover liny alone. I know there
is among many horsemen a prejudice
against clover h y as a fodder for
horses, but there is no foundatson for
this prejudice, cither in tho analysis of
k the plant itself or in the experience of
those who have used it. It is said t!;at
clover hay will give horses the heaves.
Probably it will if it is spoiled in cur
ing, so will timothy or any other hay,
and timothy, though not. musty, is apt
to be very dusty if not cut at just the
right time. I have fed my horses on
clover for the last twenty years, and
have never had a euso of heaves,
neither have any of my neighbors,
and they all feed clover almost exclu
sively, with 'one or two exceptions.
Timothy is constipating, and horses
fed on it alone are apt to have stag
gers. Clover is somewhat loosening,
and mixed with timothy counteracts
the binding effect of the latter, thus
making a perfect ration. I am fully
satisfied that the use of clover as a
food for horses will rapidly increase as
the years go bv, and experience proves
its value.
Our practice has been and still is to
Vow elovor in the spring with oats,
plowing tho ground if possible in the
fall or winter. The seeding should be
done as eaily as thd ground will
permit. First wc sow the grain and
thoroughly harrow it, which pulverizes
the soil to the depth of two or three
inches. Now we sow tho clover seed,
using eight pounds to tho acre if
clover alone is sown, but if timothy is
mixed, six of clover and four of timo
thy. This will make the crop thick
enough if it is put in right. Wo finish
the opera'ion by running a clod
crusher or roller over the Held, pre
terms the crusher if the ground is as
dry as it ought to be. This "linns" or
presses the earth around the seed, and
does not cover too deep. The result is
ithe seed all comes up and grows more
Vapidly than if closely brushed in.
Clover likes a (inn subsoil, and only
requires an inch or so of line soil on
the surface in which to start. Its long
tap root finds no diiiioulty in pene
trating the hardest soil. Land plaster
sown at tho rale of a barrel to lour or
Vive acres, if suwu caily in the spring,
will always insure a gooil crop, even
in the dryost season.
Clover is a biennial plant with pe
rennial qualities. Sometimes it gives
us four or more crops, and sometimes
it dies out in three years. So it has to
bo renewed often, but this is no objec
tion, as every time wo break up a field
of clover we have a mass of roots equal
to a fair coating of manure. Clover
makes its growth early in ihe season,
and should be cut soon after it is in
full bloom, usually early in June.
Heroin lies tho only real difficulty
with clover, as at this time wo are apt
to have rains, aud as clover is some
what slow in curing it is frequently
damaged and sometimes entirely
spoiled. To avoid this it should be
igot into the barn as soon after it is cut
fas possible. To facilitate and hasten
this curing and housing tho various
labor-saving implements and appli
nncos must bo resorted to. Besides the
mower, every fanner who raises much
hay snonld possess a good hay tedder,
Vulky rako and horso fork, and the
neighbors who aro individually unable
to buy thoir implements should co
operate in their purchase and use.
All thoso thincR are expensive, but
their uso often makes tho difference
netween saving a crop and losing it.
4 He tedder is a tool of tho greatest
value, but not yet appreciated. It is
only a question of a little time when
its merits will be bettor known and its
use gonoral. With it elovor can be
curod In half the time it usually tak s
and enrod much more uniformly.
Clover should never bo cut whon the
dow is on, and it is not host to get too
much down at once whon the weathor
is "catching." A most oxoellont plan
is to commence mowing at 10 or 11
o clock and continue till night As
,1,..., :., ,iv ii. -
It) II omul no mu nun is Ull 111U 111' A I lUUTll'
JS iB start tho toddor and kOap it going
y-v V',lJl noon constantly, exposing the
prnss tn the -Irvine intlucnce of the
sun and air. After dinner it can be
j -.m lniu medium-sized cocks for a day
or two, or if the weather be uncertain
carried dirucily from the windrow to
the barn. By this plan the hay is
tedded or scattered while it is simply
wilted, and we avoid knocking off the
the leaves. But if left in tho swath till
dry enough to rake, the top is so dry
that the leaves fall off and the stalks
break up, while the bottom of the
swath is yet damp and uncured. The
ue of the tedder enables us to get the
clover in much sooner and better. It
is a very nice point to decide when the
hay is just dry enough to prevent too
much heating in the mow. If it is
line it requires a little less airing ; if
coarse ami heavy a little more. All
this applies equally to tho curing of
other grasses, though they are more
easilv managed and generally ripen
later.
Figs should bo picked when the skin
is fully cheeked, that is to say, when
it shows small white seams upon the
surface, by which time tho fruit has
reuched its maturity. It must be
dried upon trays in the sun. Care
should bo taken that it is turned over
at least once a day, until the greenish
tinge entirelv disappears, when the
fruit is ready to be taken in doors for
packing. While drying the figs should
never be left out in the open air after
f o'clock in the evening, nor should
they be exposed to the sun again until
all the tlew is dispersed in the morn
ing, as the least moisture will entirely
spoil thuir flavor and appearance, and
render them unlit for use. Avoid
pneking windfalls, because they are
utterly woithless for eommerc;al pur-po.-ex
and will greatly detract from the
value of a whole consignment per
haps lead to its final rejection. Before
packing the figs should bo hastily
dipped into clean, boiling - hot sea
water, to guard against all danger of
attack from the worm, so destructive
to the fruit ; then properly packed and
thoroughly pressed in tin cans, her
metically sealed and labeled. In all
easis the fig should be left in its natu
ral state and sugar or other confections
discarded. Tliesa directions must bn
stiicily observed if one wishes to obtain
a choico article that will command
ready sale and top prices in the market.
Even our common black fig, treatid
according to tho nboye method, will
"astonish the natives."
To .Hiik I ow l l.u.V AVcll.
Fowls to lay well should have access
to raw bones ground or pounded up
fine; ground bone being preferable, as
there is less waste and is more easily
digested and assimilated. If freshly
ground, raw bones are more nutritious
than when burned. If they can be
obtained conveniently, ground or
pounded oyster shells aro good and
economical to feed to laying lions,
which, of course, should be fed regu
larly on good wholesome grains and
food, placed in such a way that the
birds will have to take plenty of exer
cise in getting it.
XotfN.
In an area embracing less than one
half of tho Horre Heaven region, W.T.,
2000 acres have been planted with
Indian corn this season. The lower
Yakima country is proving well
idapted to that crop,
drv piece of ground should bo
selected in which to build the poultry
house. The ground, if well under-
drained and prepared by putting on a
thick layer of sand and fine gravel,
will be much better than a board lloor
for the fowls.
It is said that a train load !530 cattle,
from Cotulla, Texas, winch had been
fattened on prickly pear and cotton
seed meal, was lately marketed in
Chicago. They attracted considerable
attention, being the first largo lot of
cattle ever fed that for market.
Turpentine will kill the scale pests
and will not injure the trees in the least
to which it is applied. The turpentine
should bo put on tho trees with a brush,
jiHt as varnish is applied to furniture,
and the results of the application aro
aid to be satisfactory. It is a cheap
remedy at all events and is worth
while trying.
According tho San Francisco Mer
chant there are now in California at
least -1000 wine-groweis, and the area
planted in vines is not less than lbU.OOU
teres. 1 lie value of tins land, witli tlio
inipiovenionts, is not less than sffiO,-
000,000. Employment is found for at
least 40,000, who, with their families,
represent a producing population of
150,000 persons.
Tho great flow of milk of cows is
trulv artificial. In a state of naturo
tho cow f'ives only tho necessary
quantity, and gives it only the neces
sary timo to sustain the calf. Tho
greater and longer yield of milk is the
result of better feeding, hotter treat
ment and longer manipulation of tho
the teats. Hence, to increase the yield
of milk, feed and milk well.
Tho Glenn ranch, in Colusa county,
Cal., comprises 52,000 acres, of which
'iil.OOO aro in tfram this season, ui
the 23,000 acres, 11 ,000 were summer
fallowed and 9000 winter-town. F. C.
Lusk, who has charge is confident
that the product this year will bo 2.r
bushels to tho acre. There are at
present engaged in summer-fallowing
10.000 acres, 80 eight-mule teams,
making G10 head of mules at work.
The famous Snoqualmio hoii-giow
ers' ranch, at Squak, King county,
W.T.. s supposed to be tlio largest in
the world. It contains 300 acres of
of Imps. They have twenty span of
horses and mules, a saw-mill which is
soon to be iun night and day. a logging
camp, 100 acres in oate and wheat,
and 50 a'. rea of i otatoes, etc. I hey
have thoir own carpenter and black
smith shoos. anri thov keep a hotel
and large store besides, and by next fall
will havo 800 mon in their employ.
ax nn:it n:iv avitii iu:. ritnxTici:
or om st"TTi::t st., sax
rr.ANCisco.
After callinc soverul time nt Dr. I'rotiticc's
ollico nntl finding it throiiTil nmvIi patient',
an niulieiico una (.aim il Lit iu the uvoiiiiu
with Dr. 1'rentica nt GM Sutter Street. I1U
olH.-ea aro cutr illy located, King on tliolino
of tho SuttiT Street cal lo ear-. ThoDtetr
npiiears t lien man of nlut 40 years of (-,
nt a3 old m one niilit tixjxt for a luun t
his world wi.lo reputation.
"Doctor, it is said that yr havo coiimiU-1
to remain until tho first of June. 1st is s..".
''Yw; in compliance with many requests of
patients wishing to seo in, lni at a dis
tance, 1 havo postponed my Wit to iiri"
until tho first of .1 una "
"Doctor, many marvelous stories nro t"i'
about you vtr.iihteiiiin; cros-eytn ir. lo.n l!in
a minute, and making tho blind tuo as did tho
disciples of old.''
"How manv patients havo you had during
your stay of four months in San Francisco? '
"Well sir, replied tho Doctor, without rr-
lerrme to inv Uoks, 1 should say a'jout ",00 '
'lAmld you citi us soma cases of your rapid
and marvi Ions cures ?
I think tho best way would bo lo demon- t
str.ito it to you right now and here.'
Whereuihin ho took mo into his operating
room, n hero Mis) JlcNamara of San ltalael,
Cal., was uniting to havo her eyo straightened,
which had been crosted all her life. 1 1 w as a
terrible dishcurement to tho Kirl. Without
more ado, an assistant, holding thooyo 0(1011,
l'r. J'rentico proceeded with tho ocratioii.
Xot a moan inn- n sound cseaped tho patient
to induuto that slio Buffered any pain. After
a few doxterous 111 ivoments, ami in less than
thirty seconds by tlio watch, Dr. Piotitico said,
"it is done; you aro cross-eyed no longer."
And as 1 looked her aain in tlio face I could
sj.irce!y believe tho transformation, for a beau
tiful girl stood before me, who lmt a few mv
meat proious woro an ugly cri-s-oyed ox-pri's-ion.
"Doctor, are you over obliged to uso chloro
form or other in your operation-?"
"No; 1 do my woik rapidly and oas'ly, and
my patients never Complain of pain."
"Do y m possess or try to exert any magnet
ic powei?"
"I do not try to exert any particular 111a;,"
ii"tic power. 1 dod honestly with my itients
nn I trust in providence for tlio boot lesults
and I got thoin."
"Is your treatment for Diseased Kyes,
'atarrh and Deafness dilferent fioni that pur
sued iu this country?''
"Yes; for I do not Uso any caustics nt all,
such as nitrate of silver, mil; hate of copper,
nitric acid and the like. 1 uo tho mildest
temedios poible, that do not pain tlio eyo nt
all, anil 1 g't i lie'ter nnd uuno permanent
cues than 1 ever did with the old harsh tieat
nient." "Do you treat nil diseases?"
"I prefer that only those cases will come to
1110 for treatment who havo tiied all the other
moans witliintheir reach and failed to ;i twell.
1 1 issuch caseitthathavo made moiny reputation
nadltiko great prido in them. I do ii"t
wish to interfeio witli tho general pr.icti'iom r
and would prefer that ordinary cases should
go to him. There are enough so-called in
corrablo c:ises,to keep me busy, such as catarrh,
deafness, piles, lissureandulcer of tho rectum,
which I usually euro in 0110 treatment, so that
the patient, if living at a distance, can rotum
homo in from one to three days. Judge Lind
say, president of tho Gainesvillo National
liank, after all other troatmonts had failed
to euro his piles, was cured in 0110 treatment
and returned to his distant homo tho same
clay. The euro in always permanent becaiibo
1 remove the Cause."
"And you will positively remain until Juno
tho first.''
"Yes 1 think that I will leave June first,
nnd until that timo can alwayB bo soon nt GUC
Sutter Street, San Francisco." During this
interview tho offices became crowded to
suffocation with patients, so wo wcro obliged
to bid tho doctor good evening. Wo rccoin
mend everyone to send a stamp and get Dr.
IVentico's journal tho "Now Idea" which will
bo mailod free to any address.
Dli. 1'UENTICE, 0'2G Sutter St.. San Francisco.
An autopsy rcvu led thu fact that thirty j
ChinuHO pirates who we.ru kllleu iu Ton- i
((iiin liad I'onccjilcd thoir money under tho i
skin of their thighs, which thoy had after.
ward neatly nowcd up.
THE EFFECTS OF MENTAL FXHAUSHON. i
Many discuses, especially those of tho nor- ;
vous system, nro tho products of dally renew ul I
mental oxhaution. lltiHimws avocatloiiH often
involve an amount of mental wear and tear
very prejudicial to physical health, and the
profescions, If arduous y pursued, aro no loss i
destructive lo brain anil ne.rvo tissue. Il is one
of tho most impoiliinl itttrllnitoa of Hosteller's .
aiouiach llillors, iht il eouiioiisates for this I
undiio loss of tissue, and that it imparls now
cnoiw to tho brain anil nerves. Tlio rapidity,
with which it renews weakened mental energy ,
and phyhlc.it vilalit) is remarkable, and hIiows
that its inviKoratiliK propertii-s are of Iho
liiK'besl onlor. iutiiloN Incroasiui; vital stamina,
and counteiautiiiK the etleetsof nienlul oxliaus
tion, this potuntiul ni' dicino cures and pruvents
fever and iikuo, rlieiimalisiii, iliromc d)S(,oHiu
and eoiislipalinn, kidnoy and tlleiino weiikuesi
ant other complaints, l'nysielans also com
mend it usu nieiilculcd stiin nl intand remedy.
To beet ck-cs quickly add a pinch of salt.
Salt coo s anil co 1 cnt;s frotli rapidly.
Delicate disuaHes in either Hex,
however indu cd, spceiiily cured. Hook,
111 cents in Htaiup-. Aildrcss, iu couli
deuce, World's liihp.Mis.iry .Medical Ahso
elation, (Mi .'lain street. HiilUtlo. N. V.
The anioinn of chocolite annuully con
him ued in is ;h0(XI,hhI pouiidH.
WHAT A i'OaTAGE bl AMP WILL DO.
Now rcatl thin carefully, and note every
word, for it may lay the foundation for
your future happiness and health. Any'
man or woman, young or old, that, Hiid'ers ,
with any disease, no matter what it is
called, or of how long standing, or who
law iloctoreil you. if you will Hit down ami
write me a full history of the cnae, and all
the hyinptoniH, 1 will write you my opinion
of the ca-e. the probabilities of a cure and
cost. I am prepared to treat everything
requiring Hiirgical appliances as well as
medicinally; am a graduate; IK) years prac-1
tlce. Men and women both can write to
mo in Htrictest c mtldcnce. I'oihohh com
lug to the city aro requested to call on me. i
KncloHe a stump and addrcHs
W. if. FUMUISN, al. ii.
Odlce-8 atul 0, First National Dank,
Portland, Oreuon.
How to Cur j
Skin&Scalp I
Diseases !
with the I
ACuticUf I
nLMLUILO.
mOHTl'ItlNO, DI.SFIOUHINO, 1TC1IINO, I
1 seal)' and pimply diseases of tho skin. sculp,
and blood with loan of hulr. fiom Infancy to
old uo, aroourwl by thoCirrit'OUA Uemkiukh.
C'OTict'ft Hhaoi.rBXT,theiiow bloml purldor,
cloanBCH tho blood und poreplratlon of tllseubo
iUstulnliiK cloincnts, and tlnu romovoa U10
CXCv-voVHk. tho irrcat Hkln Curo, injtantly
arlajB itchlBK and inflHiniiiutlou, oleurBthoHkin
and sculp of crusu, bcules and soros, und nt
btoros tho llulr.
i-u , sun. nn nnlsltn Skin llcautlflur. 1
Is lndlupciiBable In treatinu' skin iiUeafcos, baby
llUlllOrH, BKIII Oioillisiliw, Llini" u Klimill
CuiU'i UA IliiMKUiKM aro tho great Hkln
beauttllors. ,
Isold otwy where. I'rlce, Cutiouha. 50c.;
Soai26c.; ItKsoi.VKT l. l'reiiurod by the
l'OTrMKDltL'O A.VK CllKMICALCo..IlojlUin,IliiB.
rtf8ii(l for "How to Curo Skin HlBtftKits."
mTM'FrVfl with thoTovellsstdBilcioy IstheelAii
1 llj baUicd vtlthOonoujtA JIkdioatko Soav.
V o ii !i x . "llrown's llronchutl
Troches" are Used with advantage, to alio-1
vlnto J.'otighs, Sore Throat. Hoarsencs,
and Hroncliial Atl'tictlons. Sold only in
bo.vcs.
One in a faint should bo laid on the flat
of his back, then looso hi clothes ami let
him alone.
I THE KUDDY K1VER
of life is the blood. From it the svstein
I receives all its material of urowtlt and ie
I pair. It bathe every tissue of the body.
I How uecotsary, then, that tho Wood
, should be kept"pure ami rich. Dr. Pierce's
'Golden Medical Pi- covery" is tho great
! blood food ami Mood purifier. It is a sov
erclK" remedy for all diseases due to iiu
. poverished blood. ecu amotion, bionchitis,
! weak Iuiiks, scrofula, iutluenza, and kin
i drcd diseases.
All signs fail in
legend "No Trust"
dry times except the
in tho saloons.
Thy Gkiimka for breakfast.
The hair mav be kept from fallinir out
i after sickness by a frequent application to
i tlio scalp ot sage wn.
1 THE OLD AND THK NEW.
' Tho old-style pll!! Who docs not know
What rkoiiv they caused what woof
( You walked tho tloor, you uroatied. you
sighed,
, And felt such awful pain inside,
I And the iu.t day you felt so weak
, You didn't want to move or speak.
Now Pierce's "Delicts" are so mild
, They are not dreaded by a child.
They do their work hi painless way,
And leave 110 weakness for next day.
Thus proving what is oft contest
i That gentle means nre always best.
A fever patient can bo made cool and
comfortable by frequently sponging oil'
with soda water.
Whon Haby was sick wo gave her Castorls,,
When slio nna u Child, bIio cried for Cntorlii,
When sho became Miss, she clung to Custurin,
Whon bIio had Children, she gave them CastoriH.
Hest, easiest to use and cheapest, l'iso's
lleincdy for Catarrh, lly drugiists. 50c.
Kidney Liver Medicine
KurKii jcxoux to r.ur.
C'UISHS all lllsenses of tlio Klilimy,
I.Ivor, It ladder, nnd Urinary Oixans;
Jtropsy, (travel, llabotcs, JtrlBlit's
Dlsu.aso, fains In the Hack,
I.11I118, or Hide; ltuteut loll or
Non-Keteiitloii of tlrliio,
Nervous Diseases, l'l'malo
Weaknesses, I'.xcessos, Inundlcn,
Itlllousness, llcntlnche, Sour Stomricli
Dyspepsia, Constlpnt Ion, anil l'llos.
HUNT'S REMEDY
CUItES WHKN A hi. OTHKU MKDICINES
TAIL, as it acts directly and at 01100 on tlio
Kidneys, I.Ivor and ltowels, restorlnt?
them to a healthy action. HUNTS ItKMKUV Is
a saf 0, sure, and bpcody euro, nnd hundreds havo
been cured by It when physicians and frieiidn
had given them up to illfc. Do not delay, try at
once. HUNTS ItEMEDV.
Kend for Pamphlet to
HUNT'S REMEDY CO.,
l'rovldcnee, It. T.
Askyuiirdruristfr IHTNT'S UK.MKDV. j
I'aku no other I
LYDIA E. PIKKHAM'S
Vegetable Qompduhd
Has Btood tho test of twenty years
aa a neinody for Female DUcascs,
rclioTlni; periodical pains, pro.
moting a healthful rctmlarlty of
seasons and curing weakneta.
baek-aclio and consequent nervous distress.
CiTlTS rrill-OSE IS KOLI'LT KOKTUE I.KHIT1M ITE ItrAUlO Olf
UUCUli AMITIIK llKI.ltKUVl'AlN. Ills lliOSIT IN ACTION.
StK M HAT 0.K HAYS OF ITS WUllTS.
IMttsburfj, I'a., Nov. f,tli Jk;j. Mr, l.ydln K.
rinkhiiin : "Ah Im frequently tho caeo w 1th mothers
wlio havo reared largo families, 1 havo been n great
Bti Ifere r for yen ro from com pint nt s 1 ncldeil t to mar
ried life, i huvo tried tlio skill of n number of
lihyclcinns und tho Irtuo of many incdlclneH with
out relief, and nn nn experiment I concluded to try
yours, I can assuro yon that tho benefits I havo
derived from it cunio not becauno of any faith I
had in It, for 1 had but flight bono of any perma
nent food. I am not a seeker uf ter notoriety but
J want to tell you that J have been wonderfully
benefitted by your medicine. I am now using my
fourth botllo and It would tako but littlo iirutnent
topercuado mo that my health In fully rettond.
I Bhould llko to widely circulate tlio fact of Its
wonderful curative powers." 1'IIKHA ('. ItOOl.
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I expense of mulllnif. Irftiulnui frum
you. Krsiieclfully,
I MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
' 2SS-"r iV aiSH Wuliiuib Avruue. Clilcimo. 111.
I LIKE OF HKNHY WAKD BEECHKH.
1 AK iitH Wiuitcd. Knr full piirllculurs iiddrcss
A. ROMAN, 1:0 Sutter Htrfjfit, Sua f'runcisco.
Moore'sr
Hair
Invigorator.
i'lii-cM all II1111101-H
of tho Krvlp nnd pro.
vetitx llulr falliiiif out:
no i.akikh' toii.kt ih
comi'lktk witiioi t it.
us it euros Ititnili-iiir
and HoI'Ii-iih lli-y und
IV Iry Hulr: Is entel
lent lor tho 1'nri und
4'liappcil IIuiiiIn; Is
rVrtly liuruiliHM und Iiiih 110 i-iiial
us
ilrosccr lor me Jiuir; is nnu iui moiuuu
uftor shuviiii
jt4"Kaiiili' IlottleH I'rcc.
SNELL, HEITSHU & WOODARD,
;cucral AlfriitH,
rOHTuANI). OUKOO.V.
ilC'I'or Sails by nil DruKe'stx.
irPrrrlirTP-- liMjn 1 iirllir
I
I
fen
it g
Absolutely Pure.,
'I'r.'o t-or "3-w fx! A i uv o. ,'v.r .
"l"Uf' fc .11.S u.'BOSCl S1.CU WM lOllllri!
?v ' a, 1 1: av att iw'.o .n
Vo it'i .U" .-iiit'ti.oa ot ')W Ve sV ttwv''
- noo t . 1 : t -
1. Iu .-t . ' i . i 1 A' '.. J "
! HALL'S
SAeSAPMSLlA
Cures all Diseases originating from a
llsordorou stato of tho BLOOD or
LIVER. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula,
Tumors, Salt Rheum aud Mercurial
Pains readily yield to its purifying
properties. It leaves tho Blood pure,
tho Liver and Kidneys healthy and the
Complexion bright and clear.
J. R. GATES & CO., Proprietors
417 Snnsonio St., San PmnclBco.
I.AIMI'.N. ATTKXTIOX!
H P0 to $3 00 1HT Jay iimJo st liomt pli'mint ooni
iihUoii tuts Ik no Immliui; Hi-ml 2 rent dtum (or ur
Honiara 11. A MACDON'AI.l) I'd,
405 Ki'Hrm StreW, Him KrnnciKtt, "1
l'iso's ltemisly fur Catarrh is the H
Host, ljuiest to Use, nnd Cheapest.
Knlil hv ilmi?i?Utft or Pont hv mail.
HI .n. I' hi 11. "l.!.... tl' .. I).. tLm
ThU nivLT or ncrncmtorl
TnaJe oiriremlj for iho cure of
dtrAt)grm?uu of tho genertlTO
orgitu, Tho Cftillououi iirrim
of l.lXCTItRHTV ppimrallns
througli tho purls rnu&i rtaioro
ttiont to lirnillhy BCtton, l)onot
conroau tthli wilh KUclrlo Uflli
dTfit!cJ to cure U Ills from
lion J to toe, IiU fur tbo UNK
ippclfiapurpoie,
Vor circuUri Rtflni; full In
fotrtKitluu, aJdrroH Clirrt rr Klro
trto U i Co., )U3 WkuUlUtua
t5t reel, CLlcfto, lit.
O hi tJiVrn the In
tin: .ins that ilutt uf
leincjie', Rtitt h.s i;ipn
l;ii.t uiitrwl vdti.Uw
.vuuriiv iiro..
I'utU.Tet
Citiiwoi the tMt of
tho public uml now tank
mwu ' the leading McUi
ciue f the utlJom.
A. UbMlIM.
Sohlhy DrurcUu
l'dvc ei.ou.
The Van Monciscar
DYSPENSARY,
POItTLAND. OR.
Vouiur, mlilille-aire! and
old, aiiiylb ur uuiriit'il uioii
and all wliu mitlir.Mltli
LOST MANHOOD 1
NrrTuui Debility, Hnenim
torrbea. Henilnal LoM:o
Hexual lleoay.Vallliig.Muui.
ury, Weak Kyex, Lack ol
I'.tierk'j, almi Illooil and
Hklu DIoiB", HyiisniU
Kruiitluiia, Hair ViillliiK
Hone Tallin, H wellluin
Hore Throat, Ulcere. Ki
fects uf Meroury, Kl(h)pl
mid lllaililer Troulitui
Weak Hack, liunilng Urlnr, (iunonhea, (Ikut, Htilot
lire - (iruinrt rollef and cure lor life.
Hot1' Huai'h CoiiHiilt Uinlldeii Hull y
OFvi(3Hll,sa At 184 THIRD HT
N. I N U. No, 7t1 S. V N II. No. "Ml.
Magrazino
1 T I r ' ir in 1 I l tni.t, all nil' "'i--.tr j( I ' mOn;' S 'f liiJa, I'
lu-mrn p rirm (.-H, ntid Lg u y fcli-jululc nfa r-ih f tlie itiarki t
Illu.iriHi-.l titaUuo MAKiM.Y I'lICi: AKMs t., Jkvw Kiiwii, C'oiuu
lymmN'j
shot uvx sk;iit
AisiiriexnillciittliliiK. Prlreffk;
ni'iin 1 r cicuiar ami nrw cata
Iiikuu uf lllllu McliN. AiMrnm
ml ilri'l-" - '1'l"t '-1 ' V -
Jbfcja.M3D OW&M IMG-
COLL THE TAILOR
The Grandest Display of Choicest Woolens ever shown in the Citv,
Jinj-lir-h, Fieni-h, Scotch ami flernmn Fabric iu entile virioty for Suits to uioastirr.
Onn TliniiMiiiiil Jiilfcrent I'utterns tn sel.ut; from.
KAMl-UW, WITH INSTltUf'J'ION.S KO II H H Ij K-J 1 K A a U It H A I BKT SUNT FJIK11'.
Fine AU-Wool Suits to Order from - - $20.0$
Fine All-Wool Pants to Order 5.00'
Only White Labor and First iVIass Cutters Employed.
NICOLLTHE TAILOR,
126 First Street. Portland. Or.
L 11 r. HU - I'MH - sssllssstsssMsssssM
for Infants
"Cutorla Ii so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." IL A. Axcheb, M. D
111 Bo. OzXonl BU, SroolcJyn, N, T.
Tin
WILLIAM BECK & SON,
V liolesale anil lt Ull Denlein In
Cuns and Sporting Coods.
Fine Fishing Tackle,
Ki.t lulls, I;, i.iir til .us,
llllllulll'lut'3 M.j.hf, I' ill"
Western Afints fur
A.B. scalding & Bus'
Base BjII Goods.
l!li)li', VcIoclpeOeii,
TH s'.lfi
1U7 Hconnd St.. Portland. Or.
iiitAM ii xruiiKK
V -,.t HrMiViMii'Fiill' T !M Htate Nt .Halrm.Or
m itfiiu Mi'i , li.in t on i i. ,i t. i . iirv wnfoi
Your "Tunsills l'liiuh" .V cent ciirnr nr
KiiitiK oirilke hot cukes. I intend tlmt they shut
ho well aih crti-eil.
UAl F. II. STKIMIKN'PON,
lluimlo N. Y.
Address. It.AV.TAXKM.l, A 'li lenjro.
k.Mlii . 1 .
WMKN'Alli. Jt t o -i o iTiiiit'il tluii mr l'nuKvs.irt
oio iiialisl, 1 hare i!i urnmiiil 1 1 ircha5i' arniio rt gi
i .r my lion Ifurs-i,loi an I luiiiiiili ctt 1 myiicciit-f.
n.Vo tho mwH-iiry ivimuii iry arraiiRenirnt witW Jim.
l'U aonliIp t uuyiuMrvaii. l.omtoii,r.iii:l.iiiil,aiiil Ik-Ih
mi ..jmirnslmvnly. MINNII'. llAl'K.
Mnale IK-Mirlnienl of t I. lUM'IKIH'.V '0
"'lltrni I r nco. ill., (1 lii-nil Aftilit.
l W-JiN AM. sKl'3IltH.
from a eoniinon taloli-li, or lli-uptloir,
to the woi-st Soi-ol'iiln. Sail - i-liiMiiti,.
" I'ever-i-ores," scaly or ICtiuUU
Skin, Iu short, nil discus 1 cuiised by bad'
blvod 1110 eoiniiieivd by tliln nowi'i fuf,
lvlnir, uml ln laronitliur tncilli inc. tiront
llilllni; I'lcoi-H rapidly heal under Its !
uiirn liillii inv. l,'.icelullv Iiiih II liiiinll.'wtcil
llw iMitenev Iu ciii inir Teller, llo-o IKikIi,
Itol, 'iii-Iuiin-lcN, Sore lljcs, ScroT
u lit 11 Sores nml SwcIIIiikk lEljt
Joiiit IIscimc, WIlllO .SUl'lIlllR",
iiollic, ti-'J'lilcliAcMs,iuid r.nllirccil
(iluiulx. Send tin cinls in t-liilrrps lttr 11
lariri' tiiatNt . with coloivd i-liUv, on Skin
Dlsenws. or the niiiic lunoilnt lor a ttoatioCf
on' Scndiiloiw All'ix'tlons.
ii'iiii: hi.ooii is Tut:
Tliorituirlilt i li iiuso It bj un iiir lfi-7 IMf-vco'M
(jnlilcii llctllcnl ii o oi j.iuid :ooil
lli;c.lliil, ii itilr nKIiu Iiiiojaul splr
J (, ami vital flroiipllij will Ucislalillshcil.
CONSUMPTION,
which In Sci-oiiiln of tlio Iain).;., tutp.
iVHted and l ined by linn n iin.lj, 11 InUrn be
fore tin lust stiiKcs (iT the dlri'iiM-1. it rnirlii-tl.
I''ioin Its uitir clout) powtr mi'i' this tenlbly
fntal dlsiiin', when llivt 1.II1 ra.ir thl umv
oclfbiiiteil ix-ini'dy to tlif pidilic. Dr. I'lllan
thoiurht MM-iiiuxly of culling it hift "Cou
hliiitlitii 'vi i-f,' ' but iihmiriimct! tluiU
uanie us too limited for 11 1111 dleine which,
from ilH woiidei liil coliibiiinllou ot tonic, m
Btri'iijctbenJiiu-, itltcrallv e. ot bltxxl-elriiiiftli!";,
ilntl-bllloiis, pectoral, nnd nntritlw' iiroper
tlcs. Is unoiiimlod, not oi0 11s a lemetlv-Im-consiiinptlon,
but lor "11 tlironic Il(s
caCH of tho
Liver, Blood, asid Lungs.
If you foci dull, drowsy, dcbllliiitiil, Itavc
sallow color nf 3M11, W yellnwiidi-biowii i-idH.
on tueo or body, Ircijin iit huiiliiehe or ilitel
ness, Uid tasto in inoiilh, Inteiniil hint or
chills iillcruiitlnir witli hot Hushes, lowsillrilw
and Klooiny I'ocotKHllnirt;, Incunliir uppilltc.
mid coated toniruc. you mt nulleiliiu; lron
IiuIlKUHlloii, 1icinI:i, uml U'oriflit
IjIvoi-, or IJII1oiimic-n." In nmny
raws only pint of tluw syniplonis uro cxix.'
rlcnciHl. As a reuicdy lur nil such rimji,
lr. IMoi-cc'm JJlililim ITIi'tllcal
covoi-y is unsiirpiissi'd,
For Weak Miiikn, S-iluliinr of
Illooil, Slioi-tncfc 01 ICrciitlt, i:im
cIiltlH, AHtliiua, Severn t'oiiKliw, .114U
kludivd airoctlona, It Is 1111 einolent ictm rfy.
SOI.11 liv DllUdOlPTs. nt $1.00, or ilX
liox'i'i.i: tor tffi.on.
Bend Icn ivnts iu slinniis for T)r. rrcrcos
book 1111 ('onsiinilitlon. Aildrc.s,
Woilil'H JUnpoiihUi-y Ulcil I vol Ao
elation, (Wl Main Street, IIi kkai.o, N. V.
lrt offered by tho iironrlctora
' 1. nl' 111-- Kiiu-ii'nCiilnrrll Iti'lncilV
nl' Dr. Sniro'n t'utiirrli Itemed V
lor a cum! ol catnrrli widen
they eaiiuot euro. If you
havo a dlschariro from tlm
nose, olfenfilvo or otherwise, paitlal losfl ot"
Kincll, tuMv, or hem liifr. T.'cak eyes, dull pain
or u-essuro in head, you K-ivu riitiyrh. Thou
BUIKJh of ciisch terjuliiilU- In i-onsnmiitloil.
Dr.Huifc'sCATAimii Itnujaiv cures ( ho ivorcf.
cases ol Cntiti-i-Ii. 'Mlolil In tlio lloail,"
and ruiovrIil"UoiHlHelio. W) ci-nls.
wi
BiiST IN THE
WORLDI
Riflo.
O I Lilt 11H I Uablor, Itoeiiihhl'liinonllur.
dot Oriius, bund luntriiments. Uirifet Btock
of ISheet .MuhIo uml Hooks, llunds supplied, at
Kusturu prices. M. tilt A Y,
'JOfl I'ost street. San Francisco.
- g
and Children.
CutorU cures OoHo, OoBrtlpatlon,
Bour Otomach, Diarrhoea, KrucUtlon.
Kills Worms, elves sleep, nd promote (O-
Wltiioui'iajurlous medication.
Ccrriun Cowant, IBS Fulton Street. N. T.
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iC
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s.