CIcaalinea la XJjMag..
Between the cow and the batter mak
er, however, there is a point which can
not be too carefnlly guarded the -way
a Sirfcicli tbe milk is drawn from the cow
1 handled before it reaches the milk
room. A very large part or the poor
fautUr made, results from the milk being
spoiled before it is even strained. One
Jot of butter examined at the fair showed
this at once: it was not fit for anv use as
food. Some, on tasting it, would have
said, "animal odor." . Perhaps so, but
not from the cow.- If the cow is healthy
and has good food and pure water, there
can be no odor or taste to the milk . in
the udder at all objectionable. Nor will
- there be if the milk is drawn from a
well-cleaned udder by a clean milker, in
pure air, and kept away (ronj all sources
of taint Others would have said this
butter was "cowy." Don't lay such a
' charge on the poor cow; she did her part
faithfully. The butter we complain of
it not cowy; it is horsy or piggy, or
worse yet, filthy. The cow keeper and
milker are the ones to blame. Let every
butter maker, who has any regard for the
reputation of his or her product insist
upon every precaution being taken by
the milker to keep the milk pure and
elean. No really good butter can be ex
pected if the milk is taken from an un
clean bag or by a milker with dirty
hands or, clothing, or if the milking is
done in a filthy or ill-ventilated stable,
or the milk allowed to stand, even a
short time, surrounded by impure air.
It is the greatest mistake to suppose that
if dirty or foreign matter gets into the
milk, careful straining will remedy the
. evil; the object may be removed, but the
taint remains. It must also be remem
bered that there are invisible things to
spoil milk as thoae wo can see. There
are now improved implements which
greatly protect the milk, guarding againiit
carelessness and tcci'ircts, but nothing
will take the place of careful, cleanly
milking. Report of Hampshire Commit
ter on Butter and Cheese.
LOl'ISIANA MOSS.
The Louisiana moss business, which
has undergone a period of depression, is
aid to be reviving. The mos9 is gather
ed mostly by negroes ; and after a tree is
stripped it is allowed to rest for seven
years, during which time the moss renews
itself. Cypress moss is preferred, as it is
the longest and most tenacious of all the
varieties. After the moss is gathered, it
is pjaced in a sunny spot and left to the
action of the wind and weather for a
month. At the end of that time the
grayish bark peels off, leaving the hair
almost clean. It is then sold to the plan
tation storekeeper or country grocery
man, who pays from one to two cents a
pound for it, according to quality. The
next move is to send the material to New
Orleans to manufacture. After the moss
rsaches the factory it is subject to the ac
tion of the washer, which is a large
cylindrical arrangement, with a wheel in
ld, which pulls the moss hither and
thither, and lashes it through a vat of
boiling water andjsoap, until the stuff is
cleaned. Then it in hung out upon rocks
to dry. This done, it is put in the dus
ter fn mill which entirely removes
all the dust that may have survived the
washing process. As a result, the moss
comes into the factory yellow in color,
nd goes out inky black. The article is
then made up into bales, and marked ac
tttding to quality. The highest grade
an hardly be distinguished from the
(neat horse hair.
access In Practical life.
It you speak the right word at the
fight time; if you are careful to leave
' Ppl vith a good impression; if you do
not trespassnpon the rights of others; if
yon always think of others as well as
ycmrsalf; if you do not put yourself un
duly forward; if you do not forget the
courtesies which belong to your position,
you arc quite sure to accomplish much in
life which others, with equal abilities,
fail to da - This is where thtfTace is not
to the swift, nor the battle to the strong.
It is where you make people feel that
jron are unselfish and honorable and
tmthful and sincere. This is what soci
ety is looking for in men; and it is aston
ishing how much men are abje tp win for
aejf -respect and success and usefulness;
whs) poaaeNS these qualities of good breed
ing. It is almost the turning point of
: in practical life.
"A weak mind is like a microscope.
It magnifies small things, but cannot re
ceive large ones." Chesterfield
Webfoot Oil cures pain, internal or
external in from one to fifteen minutes.
Warranted. For sale bv MtColl &
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
Valley Acaderrty I
A : '
Boarding and Day School for Dcys.
Walla "Walla, W. T,
Second Tear Begins Monday, September
nis iJiSTnxnox offf.cs a thok
ough Enerlish snd Classtoll minu film nr.
pared for college a Specialty. Tuition 810, Sis, $
uu ciw, Bwuruiug- ui ussh, per term, (nan year.) Hoard
and washing, 8110 per term of 20 weeks. For further
particulars, address the Principal.
McCOXitKlf. M. A., B. D..
P. O. box Htt Walla Walla, Vf. T.
(Opposite Poat Office,)
Main St, Walla Walla, W.T.
R R. HOUNDS, - - PnoPEiETOE.
rd. P?r day, Sl.OO. Board and Lodging. psr week.
85.00 and S8.C9, aocordinjr to room. MeabTkic
Beds 25 and 50c
F e Coach to the Motel,. Cor Passenger.
CHINAMEN EMPLOYED
1864,
X
Hem
1880,
Mutual Insurance Co
Of California;
FIRE ONLY.
Income 12 Months,
$328,563.73.
- Premiums Since Organization,
$3,171.423.19..'
Losses paid since Organization,
$1,521,402.15.
Losses paid in Oregon in 7 years,
$182,S329.
This Company lias had for more than 7 years,
$50,000
On deposit with the State Treasurer of Oregon, for the
Security of Policy-holders.
The "IIOSIE SIXTPAL" by pur
suing a correct, prompt and honorable
course has secured the position of the lead
ing Fire Insurance Company on the Pa
cific Coast, and has for years done t!te
largest business of any of the Companies,
Local, Eastern, or Foreign in California,
and being independent of all rings, com
binations or compacts will accept good
business at the lowest possible rates, con
sistent with undoubted protection and cer
tain speedy indemnity to polity holders.
"Ripe in its lime, firm in its judgment,
equitable in the measurement of its gifts."
GEO. L. STORY, Portland, Manager
OreKon, Washington and Idaho.
SUPERVISORS FOR OREGON.
C. H. LEWIS of Alien & Lewis.
J. McCRACKEK of J. McCracken & Co.
P. WASSERUAN of P. Wasserman Co.
AGENTS.
O. P. HcCOLL.
M V. WORMING70N,
M. A CARR1S,
Wnrt on.
Milton.
Ccntervtille.
WALLA WALLA BAKERY,
Established 1S81.
.MANC7ACTCttF.lt OF
BREAD, CAKES AXI PIES
And all kinds of
CRACKERS.
Fire-Proof Building, Main Street,
jan25U
- tt Ai.LA WALLA, W. T
THOMAS QSJBFfy,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IX
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, ETC.
Brick Building, Main St., Walla Wr.ila.
I will keep at all tin.es a full stock of
Team and Buggy Harness,
SADDLES, WHIPS,
SPURS, HALTERS.
C0LLABS, CURRY COMBS,
BRUSHES, &C.,
Halnlss sS;pMUgUSUal,y
REPAIRING' neatly and promptly done.
": THOS. CCISX.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMFflY
Is a never-failing Cure
.or Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Paralysis, and till snch
erriblc effects as Loss
if Memory. Lassitude,
Aversion to Society,
Dimness of Vision,
Noises in the Head,
nil many other diseas
es that lead to insanity and death. DR.
M INTIE will agree tof..rfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for a rase of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE (under his social advice
and treatment) will not cure, or for anything
impure or injurious found in it. DR. M1N
TIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Fijee.
Thorough examination and advice, including
analysis of urine, &5.00. Price of Vital Re
storative, $3.00 a bottle, or four times the
quantity, $10.00; sent to any address upon re
ceipt of price, or C. O. D., secure from ob
servation, and in private name if desired, by
A. E. MINTIE, M. D., 11 Kearney street,
San Francisco, Cal
DR MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
"NEPHRETICUM," cures all kinds of Kid
ney aud Bladder complaints, Gontiorrhoea.
Gleet, Leueorrhoea, For sale by ail drug
gists; 1.00 a bottle, six bottles for 5.00,
DR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS
are the best aud cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILLIOUS core in the market. For sale by
all druggist. v2Jy3Iy
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Offers to sell to
: Luest ana Dess
SADDLES, HARNESS AND
85 per cent Less'lban an j oilier
TTAV1NG RECENTLY REMOVED TO
XOXE BET TBE BEST WOEK5IE.V
Jo trouble to show goods
with dispatch.
4-17
.. ,T- '..D SPUMES. -3
(Successor to A daws Eros.)
COE. MAIN 'streets0 WALLA W
Keeps on land at all timesfull snd complete stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
V'h kh
I WILL OFFER TO TIE PEOPLE OF WESTON AND VICINITY,
SPECIATJ INDUCEMENTS'
1 And guarantee to"
By Coming to Walla Walla and
Orders CarefuIN
THE BEST
OF ALL
T02 HAH OS BEAST.
"mien a mocllcine lins Infallibly dono
Its work in millions ot ciuiuh fir moin
than n third ot a century; wlii-n it liab
i-MichO'l every p!irt of lliu world; when
!inmlprlci3 families every whrru con
skler it. t n only safe rclianco in case of
.hiii or uccident, it. is prutty sui'e to call
THE EES? OF ITS KIND.
Tills is tlio case widi tlio Neslcnn
.txnstniiff l.iiUmciit. Evcit mail
brliiia (i. mill. ,...,.. .. , 'Jm
saved, the wri-iiy of mi awful scald or
naM tlhilnml 4 1... 1....
mntim ovoroonu ml of a Ibousjind-oiKl-ono
othor blcin a!i mercii s
purfortned by the olif reliable Mex
ican bSxiMtxturr l.lnlninf.
All fniTTia sriT .14- W
2ItlSta.n9 T.lt:!mrr.f: : !
It ieuetrata musclo; mombmno nnd
tissue, tp i ha i very ton.-, banishing pnin
--"' mm u power i I
o very body, from Hie raachcro, who rido's j
ovcrtlrpBolIttry pTninsi. to the mcrcbnnt j
lllfl frvt. Wlt 1 n o . 1
It enrcs Kliciimatism ylien all other
ihla Vr umiorlul
TPiCfi'J ".T;? Mlch ailnicjits of the
HUMAN 1'I.1S.SU lis
IthoaKnttiira. STrelllngm, Inr
Joluti. m.liui t. il Sinnclex, jinriis
njl Kr-ald-i, Cuty, ilrulicn and
Sprnlns, !oi,iauatu Isitww mid
Nllns. Btifi'u.m. I.i.mi ijc, !
Srei-es, THcers. IVustljIles. 4 liillait.
hro Niii, (autd llrr.it, .i
iiiorca every form of external dii-
It is tlio prenti-Rf. romcdy for the dis
nrtlnrs fiMil nuciilniir. ,n kui. i
ri v. ........... . v. i . jin.iji mrj
B l.nuis JU!'.atio urn p.nblcct that lina
ovi-r liccii known. It euro's
fl f?rjsiii, (iirhinr, KUiT Joint..
8 Fouudtr, ?TnriM-K Mores, Hoof DU
ES ce, Foot jtot, Screw AVonn. Scab.
tiiim, scratches, tVlud
pnlls, Spnvi-i, Jnvry, Itlnclisiie,
Kd flnres, I..ll Kvll, I Hm npon
ir.aalr. tuiii vrery- ocner atlmentt
in ivhicii tlie occupnuls of Ihei
- " " " iinnir,
A tweutv-flve cent bottle of Mexican
Blns'iingf Liniment has ofien s.tved a
valimliio liorso, a lifo on crutches, or
years of lorturo.
It heals iritliont a Hear. It goes to
(ho very root, ol'tho mailer, Deneuatine
even 1 ho bono. 8
It cures everybody, and disappoints
io one. It 1ms ben In steady use lor
more man twontj-.flvo years, and Is
positively ;
THE BEST
of all' :
PCS 1IA1T OS BEAST.
t.W.JIr'iVlTirin3i
ST. PAUIS SCHOOL,
A Boarding ant! Day School
FOR GIRLS.
The Christmas Term begins on Thursday, Sept. 2
1S80. It is Important for every pupil to be presnnt on
the
FIRST DAY CF THE TERM!
For particulars, rail at the school on Poplar Street,
betwrcu Mcond uui Third Streets, or Address the
PRINCIPAL., KSS. L. K. TIEIX8.
J 'i 3aa naUa villa, w. r. '
LINIMENTS
the public one of the
selected stocics ot
SADLERY HARDWARE, ETG
Saddler; nonse this side of Portland.
MY OLD STAND, OPPOSITE THE T?ST-
EHPLOTED IX VT ESTABLtSmiEXT
Carriage Trimming and repairing of all kinds done at my shop
) r j irrv wirvr a w
V J AM " ' A A-t J . ,
Main Stteot Walla Walla.
w sold at
making your Purchases of me
and PromptW Filled
Restaurant !
The only one in Heppner!
THE OSLT PLUS TO GET A gFQABE MEA1
Just below TomAyer's Livery Stable !
BARBER SHOP!
fn connect ten with tLc Iiotisc.
A. E. DlTZEL.
D. C. Lounsbury.
TJndertakeR
NO extra charge for Hearse!!
WESTON
Oregon.
Biamond Soap forte
Waila Walla, W. T.
This cstalilishmont Is now thoroushly equipped for
MANUFACTURE CF SOAPS
On an extensive scale, thd I am prepared to fnrnlsh for
the use of Housekeepers a beHrr article luan
can be bought bere for the same money I
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY,
Send your order to
8-H-30-3in
VT. J. DYER,
Proprietor.
"WESTOXsT
8. A. JOH. Fropncior.
Dealer in
FRESH t3EATS!
E5.S Ti3P MEAT,
Fish,
Fruit and Vegetables,
Etc., Etc
Are always Fresh and Cood. All Orders are
Filled wlllt '.Promptness. .
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Liberal Discount Made cn Largt
or Cash Sales.
N. DUSENBERY & CO.'S
STILL CONTINUES on s CASH BASIS, and we have
just received unusually large invoices of Dry Goods
Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, boots and Shoes
Groceries and Provisions, which we are prepared to sell
at the LOWE&T possible rates FOR CASH. Grain
Bacon, Lard, tc, taken in exchange for merchandise
Remember the place: opposite Drug Siore. ilain treat
Wswot, Cr.- tonu-
Meat Market
ILLUSTRATED
j
SENT FREE. - Eft i. , ;
M t t ' ',"-"(2 '- '
?s5s-rr t--iics- V .-Jiff'
1
BRATTLEBORO, YT.. "
M. V. WORMINGTON,
. MIIiTOHi OREGON. .
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY CUSSYARE,;
Heavy Stock of BOOTS and SHOES.
COAL OIL TOBACCO and CIGARS- CANNED FRUITS OF ALL KINDS.
GLOVES OF ALL KESDS A SPEC SALTY
I SProdBcc taken ia Excliansc "
PUT LiqUOrS, Sold only
IMPERISAHBLE PAIHT AMD ATALANTIO LEAD, &
A LARGE AlCD; VELLEI.ECTCD STOCK CF t
Blank Books, School
Paper, Papetcric, j ' . :A15iuins, -
CLOCKS, ? ATCi5.3S AXD JET7ELRYr -
Elegant Yases, Toilot Articles and Fancy lotions !
3C3EaSE2 E"2:OCJK OP OZIiS.
Linseed, Clilua Su(, Lubrlcalinc Lard and Sperm. -
Musical Instrumonts,
LAMPS ci all sizes. El'BEUA and femoni LEAD GLASS C0IMXETS.
Prescriptions Carefully Comopunded at alf hours .
MUSIC STORE !
MUSSC STORE
w E9 n E739v tjea sn ESBri rn rvt. mmmm
U H H B HA U U HOI n 63 U VT Ean V-l I 1
107 First Street, PORTLAND, Or.
THE LEADING HUSSQ DEALERS !
Pianos and Organs Sold on the Installment Plant' '
43-OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE."
Mammoth Stock of '
Sheet Music and Music iBooks.
Sole Agents for the . -
MATCHLESS WEBER PIANOS.
Haines Bros-, Peas Co., Grand Spuare
Upright Pianos. T
' -the: - - -
I
Are tlie best Media
IB
THE ESTEY ORGANS
"Sing their own Praises, and Lead the World." : V
The Sterling: Organ.
D- W. PREWTICE & CO. Music Ctorc
1T First Street, PORTLAND, Or.
. ,
Most Exlensm
' - &tfJ
Mssafsctory j
:"" . .-or ' . ,
reed o.-:i::3;
t
power!;!
Comn4wh ; J-
Purity cfTcna,
:Dufenty;":fj:v
ORGANS
..T-i.
ABB
UI1RIVALE0!
, Iron a..nd Steel'
D2ALEB8 IX . " ' : - -
PURE DRTJQ-S,-
Patent 5Zei!idae3, Paints,,
CSiemicals, CruUfH, '
Jas8, ' Putty,
Aailine Dyes, - Pills. 1
v - Lt'imCg, LUXDBORQ'S AND BlilXEIi ....
ou physicians' rrcsrrijiJioni. .
Docks, StallonerY. ;
KLSIC.STCfiE
& co.-
UPRIGHT
PIAI10
ra'Priced Pianos made.
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