STijc llltdiin OJnierprbc.
published bv request.
Oregon I we love thee so glorious anil
grand.
As lliy beauty shows forth on Pacific's
strand.
Though young are thy people, old are thy
C hills.
And the music is sweet of thy mum-: tir
ing rills.
The rivers flow proudly on, on, fo Hie
sea ;
Thy mountains are decked with an ever
green tree ;
The valleys are lovely, teeming with
flowers
Made bright bv Msy's golden showers.
On tby lakes scarce a i !;ip!- is seen,
fjave when sweet zephyrs disturb the sil-
S-ery sheen ;
Thy orchards are as fragrant when blos
soming Ullt
A3 the lovely magnolia ; the pride of the
south.
ft-
The middle. States of
boast ;
Miss;Hs;j)d may
Then to noble Columbia will be the
next
e t(t ,
Yv'hetj people say Sarotoga will do inva
lids good. ; w
"Wo will shout, far mat near, thei ia no
pi. ice like Mt. Hood.
Your farmers are hones!, thev work with
a will;
They ve tit thing to do with t lie last Con
gressional bill
They Lave a home of their own. a liitle
haven on earth.
"Where they po.-sess peace and plenty, in
0 termiiigled with mirth.
Here the fields are as green and the skies
are as blue
As the ladies are pretly and the gentle-
men true
The birds sing as sweetly and the rose
is
red
As the fir tree is graceful that towers o'er
head. n.
.1. . i ii in i L - . ..in. m M,,.
O CiUXCKD.
My love she wore a simple dress.
Her hair in waving curls :
They called her lovely black-eyed Eess,
Queen rose among the girls.
I left her, far away to roam,
She vow'd she'd ne'er forget. ;
I ut everything, alas! had changed
lieore again we met.
!dy love she had become a 'blonde"
W hen next 1 saw her I' ice ;
And where thecuis once graced her head,
ltats, frizzes, chignons, lace :
She was the belle of sk ding rinks.
The my of a fast set ;
I sih'd. "Do you remember me?"
She winked and cried. 'You bet I"
Old-Fashioned Mother.
Thank God sonic of us have an
ol d-fashioned mother. Xot a wo
man of the period, enamelled and
painted, with lier great chignon,
and her culls and hustles, whose
white jeweled hand never felt the
clasp of tiny lingers; but a dear,
old-fashioned, sweet-voiced mother,
with eyes in whose clear depths the
love-light shone, and brown hair,
just threaded with silver, lying
smooth on her faded cheek. Tiioso
dear hands, worn with toil, gentlv
guided our tottering steps in child
hood, and smoothed our pillow in
sickness, even reached out to us in
yearning tendernesswhen her sweet
spirit was baptised in the pearly
spray of the river. Blessed is the
memory of the old-fashioned mo
ther. It iioats to us in the beatiti
iul perfume from woodland blos
soms. The music of other voices
may be lost, but herV echoes to our
souls forever. Other faces may fade
away and be forgotten, but hei's
shall shine on until the light from
Heaven's portals shall glorify our
own. When the fitful pauses of
busy feet wander back to the old
homestead, and crossing the well
known threshold, stand once more
in the iow, quaint room, so hallow
ed by her presence, how the feel
ings of childish innocence and de
pendenee come over us, and we
kneel down in the molten sunshine
streaming in the western window,
just where, long years ago, we
knelt by our mother's knee, and
lisped "Our "Father." How many
times, when the tempter lures, us
on, has the memory of those sacred
hours, that mother's faith and her
prayers, saved us from plunging
into the deep abyss of sin. Years
have filled great drifts between her
and us, but they have not hidden
from our sight the glory of her
pure, unsellish love.
- o-
Happy Ihaoux. Avery happy
retort was that of a badgered wit
ness to a lawyer named .Missing,
who was tormenting him. The
lawyer was defending a prisoner
o charged with stealing a donkey.
Tne prosecutor had left the annual
tied up to a gate, and when lie re
turned it was gone. Missing was
3 very severe in his examination of
the witness. " Do you mean to say,
witntss, the donkey was stolen
from that gate?'' " I mean to say,
9ir," giving the Judge and then the
iury a slv look, "the ass was miss-
IJorr.ii ox Tin: Fi.u:. At last
the pestiferous house liies are to
meet the fate they o richly de
serve. Titusviile, Pa., lias invent
ed a reliable sort of fly-paper. It is
covered with nitro-giyeerine, glue
and molasses. The flies, attracted
by the molasses, alight, and are
stuck fast by the glue. Should any
get away, they proceed to rub their
legs together in eestaey. when the
friction of their own shins causes
the nitro-glycerine adhering to
their feet and limbs to explode,
blowing them to atoms.
o -o- .
lFAyioKKKt.-A clergyman met
a bewildered young' man out in
Chicago Avenue, while the flames
were licking up the north side, who
ased in bewilderment : " Where
ami?" On being informed, he
said : " Well, Fve been married
three weeks; I don't know where
my wife is but
if she's burned.
ii, us- jjuivi c h in. let nor To
and off he started.
The Farm and Kcnic.
HOW TO KEEP LAND IX GRASS PER
MANENTLY. The propcf management of grass
lands will be, before 1 oiiLT, if it is
not now, the key to successful ag
riculture in America. We find a
difficulty in maintaining the pro
ductiveness of our meadows and
pastures, even with an annual top
dressing of barn yard manure.
There needs something more. Xot
only abundant artificial manures
are necessary to maintain peren
nial vigor, but the mechanical pro
cesses of harrowing and rolling are
needed. 1 hese destroy moss, loos
en and open the surface, admit the
iertihzers to the loots, and prevent
the formation of tufts, of herbage,
which in lime would render the
surface uneven. y these means
grass lands have been kept produc
tive for centuries in .European
countries.
STEAM EXGIXE.5 OR STEAMERS.
Steaming feed for stock is now
becoming a common practice, and
many inquiries are arising as to the
superiority of an engine oyer a
steamer. Now this question de
pends almost wholly on the length
of a man's purse, and whether he
can afford to do a great deal of
work, by steam, that his horses
might do, and keep them idle. 'litis
won't pay for working farmers, who
must economize in every way. Such
a one will therefore find among the
various excellent steamers a means
of preparing his feed, and leave
Ills richer neighbor to thrash, cut
feed, saw wood and cook fodder
with the boiler of his engine.
I'KEIHXG STRAW.
Straw, it properly managed, can
be made to serve a more profitable
purpose than mere littering, or to
add bulk to the manure pile. In
England, and amongst the Eng
lish farmers in Canada-, most of the
bullocks are fed and fattened on
straw, with roots and meal. Xo
hay is used, that being kept for the
horses. Tr.us a greater amount of
stock can be fed. Straw cut, wet
ted and sprinkled with ground feed
or oil-meal, will carry cattle very
well through a hard winter. Oat,
barley, rye, and wheat straw are
proportionately valuable in the or
der in which they are placed. Pea
straw is more valuable than oat
straw.
CLIPPING HORSES.
It has been found that the prac
tice of clipping the long, rough
coat of horses in the winter season
is a beneiit in more ways than one.
They do not sweat so easily when
at work, are less apt to take cold,
consume less feed, are more easily
kept clean, and in better condition.
It is almost impossible, to keep a
rough-coated horse in good condi
tion constant and pro! use sweat
ing prevents him from gaining
flesh. Clipping is a remedy. The
horse's appearance is also much
improved.
TO PREVENT TURNIPS FLAVORING
MILK AND MEAT.
When turnips and rutabagas are
fed to milk cows and to fattening
sheep and beeves, the milk and
butter and meat will have a decid
ed flavor of the roots. This may
be prevented by feeding the cows
only immediately after milking ;
and by changing the feed of fat
annuals from roots to hay ami
meal for three or four days previ
ous to slaughtering, there will be
no unpleasant flavor in the meat.
WASHING ROOTS.
It is frequently asked if it is ne
cessary to wash roots before feed
ing them to stock. It is quite un
necessary to take this trouble ; in
fact it is injudicious to do so, as
stock thrive better for the small
portion of earth which adheres to
the roots. It undoubtedly acts in
a favorable manner on their appe
tites. Stock may often be seen dur
ing winter licking the earth where
it is exposed on the sides of banks
or ditches. .
P.AKED APPLES.
. Cure some Baldwins, Pippins, or
any other fme llavored tart apple.
Sprinkle suirar on the bottom of a
deep dish, and set the tipples into
the dh, with two or three on top.
Fill the holes with sugar; cover
the lower apples with water, and
bake one hour. A little cinnamon,
nutmeg or lemon will be an im
provement for those who like fruit
seasoned.
TO MAKE COMMON HARD SOAP.
Put into an iron kettle five
pounds of uusl ached lime, five do.
soda, and three gallons of soft
water; let it soak over night ; in
the morning pour off the water,
then add three and a half pounds
ol grease, boil till thick, turn into
a par. until cool, and then cut into
oars.
TO DRY PUMPKIN
Peel and
cut, as for cooking;
then siice them vervlhin nr.o,l
. i - 1
on tm or oilier driers, and expose
to a moderate heat in a stove oven.
Thus dried the pumpkin will retain
its natural flavor. To prepare it
for cooking, soak it in hot water a
few hours.
TO MAKE CLOTH WATKK-rKOOr.
In a pail of soft water put half
a pound of alum ; stir at intervals
until it becomes cool, then pour it
into another pail and put the nar
ment therein, and let it remain in
twenty-four hours, and then hang
it up to dry without wringing it.
TO C LEANSE PLANK ETS.
Put two table-spoonsful of boras
and a pint of soap into a tub of
cold water. When dissolved, put
in a pair ot mauKets, ana let them
! remain over nirrht.
-H'xt day rub
out, and hang them out to drv.
Do net wrimr them.
To Make Soya Good i'ariners-
The American Agriculturist
says : Induce them to take an in
terest in the farm, in the imple
ments, and the stock ; tell them all
your plans, your success, and your
failures; give them a history of
your life and what you did, and
how you lived when a boy ; but
do not harp too much on the de
generate character of the young
men of the present day. Praise
them when you can, and encour
age them to do still better. Let
them dress up in the evening, and
not sit in their dirt clothes in a
dirty room. Provide plenty of
light. Thanks to kerosene, our
country homes can be as brilliant
ly lighted as the gas-lit residence
in the city. Encourage the neigh
bors to drop in evenings. Talk
agriculture, rather than politics;
speak of the importance of large
crops, of good stock, liberal feed
ing, and the advantages of making
animals comfortable, rather than
of the hard times, low prices, and
high wages. Above all, encourage
the boys to read good agricultural
books. Papers are well enough,
but an intelligent boy needs some
thing more. Get him some good
agricultural book to study. Jiead
it with him, and give him the ben
eiit of your experience and criti
cism. When he has mastered
this, give him another. -In our
own case, we owe our love for
farming principally' to the fact that
our father told us of everything
he was doing on the farm ;
answering all the questions, and
encouraging rather than refusing
our childlike desire of helping him
to plow, to chop, to let off water
and fire the brush heap.
Signs. Whenever yu -see a flok
uv gees all staudiu' on wun leg,
except the old gamier, and he
chawing his cud, lookout for a
southwest wind tew-morrow, or
the next day, or the day after, or
at some fewter time. Whenever
dons are .seen traveling around
with nothin' to do, and old maids
refuse their tea, and hop vines
won't klimb, and grindstones won't
grind, then yu may expekt a little
crop uv oats, ami beans won't pay
for harvesting.
The following perrons are authorized to
act as agents for the Exki:i:peise :
J. M. LJultimnre. l'oiilaml, Oregon.
Thomas iJo ,ee, .Saa Franc, sco.
L. "P. Fish-.a-,
Jhidson &, -Mtiict.41 Park How, New York.
Geo. 1. kowcll & C'C ., T 1'ai k R ;v, New
Yo.k.
Abbott Ac, Co.. Xo. 82 & Si Xassau street,
X e v V v i k .
iltKi on, Meaet & Co.. 'lueaii, Illinois.
Coe. Wet'.erill & C ., ;'.;7 Chest mit street,
rhihi,ioip!.sa.
SG,
MA IX STiLL'FT,
Okkuox City. Okkhox.
T
;I!S POPULAR IIOU.K HAVING Re-n
lately REFITTED iuiT FSJliXiSllKD,
the ivojoaetoi s are now i .-; 1 - t ;incvooitu
clute their custo hers with i I A KD-Fi MS! I till
d ill hie I'V riiiirh-' SO li!S. 'i'h'V ii;Vito ail i'li.-,)
t'ontl of (JOUl) MH.L anc'l a GOOD LF1.
e call ai.i! give them a trial, for they art;
confeletit tiii-y e , c please everyh-.!y, because
they ' know how to keep a 11 mi!.
I'riees to suit the tones ana Fv!::;yi;oi.y,
ac 'oniiDg to the rooois t eeopie.!.
Attached to the ilo-,te is a
BATH
For the accommodation of esutoiners.
-iIFIIlLlAM & F:)UilM i-.It.
Jane In. Is7i:tf
1'ropi lei o; s.
Tr.W WAGON
AN!)
Carriage Manufactory I
The undei signed, having increased" the di
mensions of his premises, at the old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets,
Oregon City Oregon.
Takes this method -ro inform his old pat
r..r.s, aad as many new ones as may be
pleased to call, that he is now prepared, with
a mple ro-m , od materials, and the very
be.-t of meehuiih-s, to build anew, recon
struct, make, paint, iron and turn out all
complete any sort ol a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord coach. Try me.
lMack-mith:nr, Horse or Ox shot-in ir, and
genera! jobbing nrat !v, quickly and cheap
ly done." DAVID sMI ! IL
Opposite Excelsior Market
Eye, Ear, Throat k Lungs.
joh:j b. PiLiniJG-Torjj m. d.,
LATE OF SAX FUANCL'.PO, HAS I.O
eated in Portland. Or, e-on. )!!ic : In
il lints' Uni'.dii'g. First direct 'three doers
t'n-m Lad 1 & Tilt n's V, -.nki, wher e he may
be con-ule d daily, and will treat diseases
of the ab ve named ere; ins as specialties.
All operation.? upon the live and !Iu per
'oru;e 1 in the most scientific and careful
manner.
A UTI FICIA L 1IYIIS, having all the beauty
and mobility of the nat'.ral eye, inserted.
Jte.'ers bv peiniis-ion, for Lis professional
sstun.'.ini, to L. O. Lane, M,' 1)., I'nife-s r o.'
Snrjxery, an i lldwin llentiey, M. D., Prohjs
Mr of Anatomy, Uhiver.-ity of the 1'acisic.
San Francisco ; and fur his success ia the
treatment of ca-es, to over l.."oo cases tieat
i d bv him, in San l anciCo ; also, to I.evi
II.-ts. lis,., Hev T. L. Hiiot. For'tind ; V,' in.
II. liil ii, K -,., Var-eouvi-r, W. T. : a-:d
many others Ore'o:i aud V.'adunuton Ter
ritory, aau.'au'j
Agents Wanvecl for
SATAN I'M SOCIETY.
TV AX 1IJUXCXT rilVSICIAX A XI')
J. i'r.ifeSr-or in one of our 1 ;rire Medical
Ch iivtres. It deals fearlessly, but c!ia.-tcly,
wiiii evds from whicii siuin": physical
mo-a I degradation, and do estic felieitv.
It is bein; reviewed praised and i-Mticised,
by ail the h-aoine; re'.iirious and sectdar pa
pers and matuizuics in the C S., and the ver,
diet of the best and most discriminating is
th.tt :t is a 7 ,iiarkiiili F--k ; that it is time
ly; that it is netJeJ ; that it w.li make its
in .';.', and t!o
It is of roW import'inct to every man and
woman m the laud, acd is Laving a wouder
iul sale.
Aiient will find this a rare opportunity
to maKe money, eircnlars. jrivincr ml! par
ticnlars, with uumerotis notices of the press.
seat free
A- L. BANCTOFT & CO ,
SAX FRAXC1SCO, CAR
GOOD PIEWS I
00K 0 UT FOE GOOD
BARGAINS?
S. ACICEIA & CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
Stock of
SFR1XG. SIiEMEIl 60DDS,
V.'IIlCIi THEY OFFER
We would say, come and convince your
self before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock
consists in part of
FANCY AND ST AIM. II DRY-GOODS,
CHOTHIXG, II ATS,
BJOTS AND S110II-.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
a?;d a jtrcat many articles too numerous to
mention.
AL0, Doors, Windows, G!a-s and Putty.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
ALSO, Vi iiiKj wanted, for which we pay
the HIGHEST PRICE.
S. & CO.
Oregon City, April 21, 171:tf
t'lidcr a I3:aruisi Kn, where IVdlious
a h' :' iois and Fevetsof v a rioas ue.-cii it ions
so ,-r. !!,: aliy prevail,
!I :i; rc'i (it's Kii'crvc-ircnt xizvr
A p! ! iciit
Has hep--! se.ecessf.il beyond all parallel.
Hence the phv.-ician of the tiopics rive it
tlo ir emoiiatie s-metion, p; esei'ibi n r ii. in
preference to every other am ra nt. in use.
t he p itients, of c n:se, i:!a,iiy acquiesce,
for this preparation i- one of toe most de
lightful, a-' well as mild and cooline; eithar
iics, ehenii-try has yd devis (1. and jms-es-es
ev.-ry uu-d ieal vi, t no of the far -lamed
Gercoan Seitvcer S;oi. It is a t owd -r that
onl' requires the a idition of wa'er to pro
duce m an m Hnt a l lici'-us eilei veseent
hr vera.ue, a wed as an inv.duable medi.- no.
Aki iiiici ii! ;',J!t 1031S but tin:
i'. fi .: I 51 e.
soy.i) isy Ai.r. i Kr cnsr-"".
33AIiISTXJLl
iESTAOH AMI
latj-: of 'Tin: cliff jiousf
.M MX nTUKHT, Oiii'.fiOX CITY, OKKOOX.
IHK UXDERSIGX EI) R E- ,
A socci ui 1! v aniioiioces to his
fiiend-i and the t . a ve' i n z nbi ic.
that I e loss ve-nj-ei.ed tlms above
named Restaurant.
The proprietor knows how to serve Ids
I'sntomers with Ovst'is, Fiji's Feet, a good
cup of Coffee or a SQUARE MEAL.
LEON DiiLOUEYj
Oregon CUy, -Tjn. 'IT, S71:tf
r.ui i i i s i. ihi i if At i; it,, near
Ore j on Citv, a b iv thoromrh-'ored J"--'
Amei ii iiii MALL, ei-ht. veais old, about
1 t hands hL'l '., a siiiall wlnt' tl'ioe on
the near tore toot, and the hoot Maek and while,
no I i-.uid.s or other marks. Any one r.-i :irToim?
said tiuire or leavio int'ortnation of where she
may I'e i'on-el, ut the podoJKee, in Oregon ?"ity,
v.ill be hi".-; ali v rewavOi'd.
SAMUEL RAMSDEX.
Oretron City, July H,1S71.
JOHN II. SCIIIIAM.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
fp? SADDLES, HARNESS,
etc., etc.,
Mi In Orf-o-A f;iltj,
ZIP Wishes to represent that he is now as
well prepared to furnish any article in his line
as the laruest establishment in the State. He
i ai icuhu Ij-i ep;ests that an examination of
his sto'.k 1-e made before buyinjr elsewhere.
OUEGOiT CITY
B 11 EWEET!
flavi!i;( pnrchnsed the above Rrewery wish
es to inform the pnblt'" that he is now picpar
ed t: manuiaetur
icture a Xo. 1 qn-ilitv of
LA (ii:! I BEER.
As jcrood as can be obtained anywhere in the
Stale. Orders solicited and promptly tilled.
house a;:dl?js ran sale
rpilR TTX D ERSIO.X ED OFFERS FOR
X sa'e his red .ier.ee in Oregon City. There
are four lots, a goud hou-e and barn, with a
slice cellar and a go.ifl wi.51 of water. There
is plenty of land, and it is will adapted for
errly card injr , -.reposes. Part payment
inttv be made ia stock. For part iciilars ep
ply to G L( liG E CLAP K.
Ore on City Juna2 lSTPtf
GF.EA7 .VilTn TQNIO.
IIi;cnian's Cordial rilixirof Calf saj-i-Uiii
It, a pie sani Cordial which s'renMier -and
improves the I.):j:etirtn, an excellent
preventive of Fever.s Fever ai-d A rue, .Vc.
and a meat Rrr.o' -.tor and Tonic for inva
1 ds and (hbil t itpd persons. IIkgemax &
Co , Xew York, Sole Manufacturer. Sold
by itll Prutrguts.
VOID QUACKS. A victim of e i ly in
XX. discretion, causing nervous debility,
premature uTcav, &c , having tried in vain
everv advertised remedy,! as a simjde means
ot self-cure, which he w'll send ireeto t-.is
fellow sn derers. Address J. II. REEVES,
7s Nassau st., Xew Ytrk
Sept. l:ly
fiflJliiifi
C. W. POPE & CO.,
peali;i:s ix
STOVES, TIX PLATE, SHEET IROX. BRA
s; OPPEL, LEAD PI1UI, IR X
Pli'E AXD FITTIX(;S, RFHU E
HOSE. FOS.'OE AXD 1 1 FT
PUMPS. ZIXC, COl'I'FR,
BRASS AXD IROX
WiRE.
Also a jreneral cssoitment ol Ileus
nishing Goods.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper, and Shest
iron Ware.
ROOFIXG ANDoOlSRIXG of every
DESCRIPTION D0X1-; x0
ORDER, AXD AT
LOW PRICES.
Also, at POPE'S STOVE STOIIE you
will find
HARDWARE AXD RASICETS, WOODEN
WARE AXD 11NWAF.E. LAXTlilixS, '
RAMI'S AXD OIL, LUCIXE AXD
NIGHT LAM ps. ALsO
PERAM LULATORS.
All of the above articles are for sale at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
C. XV. POPE C O.
Orej ui City Oiey;!in,
iLlyl
LEKGCLNDAKEnY.
BAILEY a MAFsDSf-iQ,
Sucees-orsof L. Dillkii iu the Liucuin
Rake ry,
BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITI
zens of Oregon City anil sui ronndin ji
country, that they keep constantly on hand
and tor sale, all kinds of
DREAD. OR VCR E!;,
CARES. PASTRY,
CAM) i E s A N D NUTS.
Also, a good and general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Orders promptly Idled, and goods deliver
ed ut the residence ed' the purchaser when
Ti -e highest prices paid for Putter, Eggs
and Vegelahl'-s.
A liherul 'hare of puhlic patronage is re
spect In ! 1 solicited.
April -Jt). l"7o:Iy
FALL Mm WU-ITS GC0OS
JUST RECEIVED AT
OCCALER IN'
DI1Y GOODS,
CLOTHING,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
1 1 A R D V A R E , ( ; R 0 C E R I E ? ,
CROCKERY, NOTIONS, &.C.
M.UN STREET, OIIEGON CITY.
PRODUCE of all kinds bought, for which I
pay the highest market price.
if rou desire -jood Goods, at LOW Priors,
c dl ut I. SELLIXG'S, aud examine his fresh
s.oeU of Spr.ug (joods.
GIVE ME A CALL AXD CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
Mv Motto is, CUICK SALES AND SMALL
FLOFiTS.
I. SELLING.
April 14, IsTLtf
COIiXKtl MAIN" AXI 5IV i;:,TI ST KELTS.
GZISGON CIT Y, OSSGON,
ory-soqbs a sneciaEs,
C20CKEH.Y and GLAEEViillE
Also, a full assortment of
liiillncrj and Fancy Goods
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
JUST RECEIVED,
COUNTITST phodijcu
A , EN IX EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
o t, ii, ii:i:tf
OREtlOX CITY, OREGON,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
I also keep constantly on hand
SALEM CASS I M F R K S, FLANNELS,
TWEEDS AND RLANKETS,
Which I will sell at the Factory Prices, and
will take wool in exchange.
Z"l will also pay the highest prices for
Ratter, Eg-rs, and ail kinds of good country
produce. I will sell as low as any house
in Oregon, for Cash o'- its equivalent in good
mer, diantabie produce.
ersr Give me a call and satisfy yourselves
JOHN MYERS.
Em. 13, 1871 tf
"VICE'S
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 3 072. , -
OVEIl ONE IIOBnKD PACEt,
Printed in Tivo Colors, On superb Tinted
Papkk. Pour Iliniieil Kngravliigs
of Flowers, Plants and A yttMljlf ,
with description, and
TWO COLORED PLATES-
Directions and plans fi.r making AValks
Lawns. !arden-. &r- The I.aadso.nes. and
best FLOlt Al. .I IDK in -, heV. i Id- All
for TE - IESTS, to those who OonK ot
buying Seed. Not a nat ter the cost. '2u0,ooo
liothister, N. X .
JMPERIAL MILLS.
Savier, LaUoqne & Co.,
On KG OX CITY.
Keep constantly on hand fVu sale
M diings, Bran and Chicken Feed, Parties
nrchasing feed must furnish the sacks.
The Great Mc&cal ViscoTn t
Dr. Y7AL.III3
V1HEGAR BITTERS.
c -J"
Hundreds cf 'i-'housantls
Beer t.esM-nor -r t" ihr--1 "V"o:;dcr- o-
Cc;-r.i:ve i::;'ers. ': -
WHAT ARE THEY?K
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FANCY DHiN K8?Sf
Ittn-'io cf Vni' II h -it, WLif-Iie
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t:.ut L .:
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i.-. X ..wuC-jr-t'd t 1 ie. .; t;. .. t.;
ios,"" Aj'retfrer.-." " U. a-.-:
t:ie tinkler on t t:;c.';- .-- a
fi trn:: M.ruif.u-.c.u-.r.a-; f..c::a!ivo Luc. is cn l
Ilor'os of Ca'.iiV-i r: :.ii A:eet;e.e
HUlUuI-ncs. TliC r.i-t t"i.'- 1-. ci:.o;Ji
v ,. t. r .r i, !(.-.:.i..r H..-.1 i cvhreratv r cf '
fa?, fyst .r.t. e..: ryi 1 ffr.-l po:ic,.;:.c-r.-- tcr cad
reotoriuK f.-e - to .-. ccitl.y c ..Mi- ..
I"rs:n ran ta'..e tic:- I'i :er-; ;-,ce'.r-.Ii:"..: t r. ; r.---tioa
a;il rcnai'aUiu.; u:i'.v; '.I.
For InSaHisniitory .'!trni!ie tthnn-
i::al;s::2 :::;d io;ii, 5?;. Sicr-sLi. irr Jii.L
uesitioti, i:i5!ii:, IZea-iiteut nail iater
uiitlent Fi'vc-r--, l5-e.-:f-t-i .J" tins IJIoccjj!,
Idver, IvLIj.c-yri, 1 Jh-x.LJer, tie-s-.t VAi
tet'M l.av,: bec.i niO.;:l . .t.-r'a!.
eases are caused hy 'l t Tf.". 2vt ; !, w::v:!i
is tmcra:!y prodaeed i.y uei'i'..,.:,eiuve. l tao
Digi'stivc Jrjrn.!is.
DYSrEi'.i-sA Oil -irr.'TJN,
Ilcndachc. I'aia Li :'n i-.tioui.'.::-.;, Cou::h, fi.v-V.t-ness
of the fl.c-st, IKr.Si.i- s.-, y-.r.-.r P.-uc.'a!:o..s ot
the Ftoi:ir.f,!i, tasi i t. ; l:.:o Ai-
tr.cks, I'alpitetian of i'a . IL.-a.-t, '. . i d
the l.ua;::s,I,-.iia ia fie r-vie'-.s .-rU;e i; i;;n. vs. aae
a Iiuudvd other paintc! s-yuii.- .-ric, lUc ea
6r.riaj;sof I)ys;.ej:-sia.
Th'V iavi-orate the Pt.er.r.ca aa.l rihroihi'o
torph.l liver and bowels, v. UL-!i roin rih.-a ...f ua
cqnrdled efficacy ia c'-ea:e. in-j: f i5-''d T
imimrities, and i::;i:arti.;:j iiesv I if-- u v,r to
tlic w'no'.a sv:-tem.
FOH S l'I I N !)35KA'iS, T'.-r.rtior.r.,T-:-tt?r.
Salt nheum.Klotches. ;at.;, I ii;i:-i s, lhist.iL'--.
Boils, Carhnnefcs, Rii-S-Verrui, cuU-IIcad, i-or-j
Fycs, r.rysip, las, 1 teli, Zenzd, InscLu-atious '--the
Skin, Humors and Iisi.as-.S ft'tho kir, o;
whatever na.ii ; or nature, arj Ii'er.u'cy dit ur
and carried out of f.ia system ia ch-Tt tiiuo tjy
the use of these Eit.crs. One h -t-'h- in such
cases will convince tho mt ir.ercduluui of th.ur
curative etreets.
Cleanse the Vitiated rdood whenever you. find
its impurities burstin;,' thr..-u-'h the.-!; in L 1'ini
ples, Eruptions or gores ; cleae.se it when you
find it obstructed f.n 1 ia;;;r:.-h ia the veins;
cleanse it when it Is foul, and your fae.li will
tell you when. Keep the Mood pure r.d tha
heal tli of the- system will f'dfiw.
FIX, TA 1E and other V"-:!IiTri. l-ir'u-o- 5
the system cf so many thousaa are f.itVc.t:.uV,'iy
destroyed and r.-nioved. For full directions, rciiO
carefully the circular around each hi'.le.
J. 'WALK EH, rropri.-tor. K. It. MnDON'AI.i) &
CO., Drasfdsts and Gen. A,'coUm. Pao Frarici-eo,
Cal and Z2 and 31 Comme.ic? ?trj- t, Kew Voile.
c- p . "ALL DnKGGI.iTS AXB DS ALEXIS.
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PRIVATE l&UMl AI2.
i ti i K Can s an l XiJc-::te CIargc
Br, "J. itTPcherty's
5?i-ivs5te ?Ieili-;il Mirrsii :1 Ii:sSi ue
Ko. 513 Sacramento Street, corner cf
Liidesdocii'i la 't w 'hiors Isclow
i he w hut ( "r.ecr I louse.
(Private enf ranee on heid, s,hu tV st I eet.)
i;-t.;!,iiri., d. Ji; ! s-iy to A!l'-rd the AHl cted
So ind and Scient ific 1 edieal Aid, in tlse
Treatment and (hire rf all Private and
Chrome Pi- eases, Ccisi'S of Secrecy aud ad
Sexual Disorders.
To 5 tie A KiU-t I-'.?.
PP. K. l)OIli:::TY returns his sincere
thanks to hi- r.usneious j.tieuts tor ther
patronase. i n:! would lake this pj-orunity
to ri-mind them that he cordmues to consilt
at his institute for the cure of chrorh- dis
eases of the Lnr.s, l.iver. Kidneys, li. res
tive and (ienito-Urinr.i v Organs, aiul ai
privale diseases, viz : Svph-ilis in all its forn.s
and stasis, Setuinal Veakne-s aud al! the
horrid eon-cf;r.e".iees of stdf-ahn-e, (i-nurr-liira,
(! et, Strietun s, Neeturnal and Diur
nal Emissions, Sexual Ikbd-ty, Diseases ol
the Pack and Poius, iidiainmution of ti;e
Pd older and Kidneys, etc. ; and he hopes
that his lonix experience and se.ccc-s-ful toac
tice v, ili con! ii.ue to insure id.o a share of
puhlic patronage. Py the practice of nuiny
years in lharojie and the United States, he is
enahic d to apply the most efficient in: d suc
cessful remedies against diseases of kinds
lie uses no mercury, ciaai-i'cs niodeiafe, tree t
his patients in a eo'i rei t and hoi orahie way,
and has referenees of uiopic.-tionahle veracr
tv from men ot' known respectahihty and
hi.rh stan.iinirin society. All parties con
sul tins' him 'bv letter or otherwise, will re
ceive the host ' and gentlest tieatme it find
implicit seciccj-.
Tn I'tiiirslcs-.
"When a female is in trouble, or afflicted
with disease, as weakness of the luiek and
limbs, pain in the head, di-uness of si cbt,
loss of muscular power, palpitat'on of the
heait. in it tt'.i'ity, nervousness, extreme v.r
inarv dillictdties. det iinersx tit of di;.re live
functions, general delulity. vaginitis, r.Il dis
eases of the woiob, hysteria, steiility and all
other diseases peculiar to ft males, .diesi:ou"d
CO or v. ri'c nt oru o to the c It loated (( nude
doctor, V. K. P'OnrilTV. at his Medical In
stitute, and consult him about her ttouhlrs
and di-eas,"s. The Doctor is ih cf inir more
cures than anv other p.h sii l.tn in the State
of California." Let no talse delicacy prevent
mi, hut apply i'nnsedii.tely arid save yeurstlf
from i:nnfiil 'sui!'eiii;s and jrenuduic death.
All married holies, whose d' iicate luallh er
otl-.er eircnmstitn es prevent an jnei-ase in
their famiiios -honld write or cull at DP. W .
TC. PD.'IIiPTY'S Medical Insti ide, ai d t hex
will receive very po-sihle relief and ! ( !n.
The Doctoi's o'lict-s are so ana need that l.e
can be cousidted without fear jf observation.
To Cori-!SiKUi(Unts.
Patients residinir in any part of thef-'tale
however dis'rnt, win max- d s:r." the opinion
and advice of Dli.PO IIKPTY in their respec
tive cases, and who think j;roper t snmiiit t
wiitten stiiternent of such, in pit ft re nee to
holding a personal interview, rre respectful
ly assiiifd that 1 heir communient mis will lie
held s-.u-red and eonfidentiah If the case, be
fuilv and c andidlv described, personal com
munication will i,e unnecessary, n instruc
tions for diet, regimen and the general f eat
metit of tne ca-e itself (inclndinir the tome
d esi. will be f.rwa'ded without delav and
in such a no'imcr as to convfy no idea.d the
pun. ort of the letter or parcel.
tcr r -n ?ul tat ion by letter or otherwise.
Fi:KP. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
; perm : t orrlxtr a .
DU. DOIIKPTY has ju-t published an irn
portant pamphlet, emh'-d vinir his own view?
and experiences in relation to Impotence or
Virility; being a Slmrt Treaties on Sperma
torrhea or Seminal Weakness, Nerx-ous and
Physical TVb'dity consequent on this a ll'ec
Don, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs
This little work contain in forma ti n of the
utmost value to a!', whether married orsin'de
ano will hp sent FPKE bv mail on rereiptof
six cc '- in postage stamps for return post
a"s. Address.
W. IC. POIIF.RTY. M. P..
julvOi'lv San Francisco Cal 1
Pr.AXKs. All klnda of Plank? can he
had nt lM office Job Printing of every
description neatly executed, at short
notice.
111 ill "- u;C j
m m
K
m
Ayer5s Ague Cure,
For Fere? and Asrue, Intermittent Fever,
Cluil Fever, llcruittent Fever, Kutnb
..pis, Periodical or Bilious ITever, &c,
r-.rid iadooci all tlio asfoetions which, nrieo
from, nialarl.-sus, inarch, or miasmatic
liOiaonu.
No one renirdr 13 Ton dor
c .tiled for by the nee-ess-hiea of
the Anierieaa i;eo;de than a
and safe cure for Fever
i-n I .,true. Such xre are novr
t-.i ihie'd to o.Ter, with a perfect
certaiuty that it will eradicate-
ti-e disease, ami xvua :o-.--ur-ance,
four.-!'' 1 on proof, tltat no harm caa arise
I'i-ooi it - u-e ia anv ouantiiy.
'1 h i: whicii oi '-.te. is 1'roin or prevents tnis dis-o,-der
iiiu -t hi ol" immense st rviee in the com
n a-ii; xv'e--n-e it. prevails. J:rcrfio7i is better
to e cure, for the pat lent escapes the risk xvhieh
io must run ia violent rutne,; -, ot tins mocKi! uis-
t.-.uper. This "Cunt;-' cxpets tne nuasuiauo
iio'c-oa oi" Fa-;vr::t and Aco k IVom the sy.leinr
.'e d i.revcnts hue development of the disease, if
i'U' a on the tirst a up roach of its premonitory
s'v!iiroms. It is not only the best remedy ever
'et ,p- -over.--! for this class oi complaints, but
also" the cheap ot. ihe hirce qiumtity we supr
for a do'.tir trinjsu xviuim me iv.hm ol
, . , ..,.1 hi r,i ioits iiivrrieis. 1 h
rvvvp ami Aot::: prevails, everyoody frliotild
h Vve'it ami u -e it freely, both for cure and pro-p.'-t'-ri
it is hop.ed this po ice will place it within
th re i -h of ;-.; the poor as xvell as the rich,
v". o't soerioritv of this remedy over any
och'r ever discovered, for the speedy and certain
cure of Informittonts is, that it contains no Qui
nine ir mineral ; consequently it produces no
rui-.iism or other injurious effects whatever upors
tiie constitution.' 1'l.ose cured by it are left as
healthy as if they had never had the disease.
Fever and A sue is not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great x ariety of dis
orders ari-e from its irritation, among xvhieh
are Neuralgia. Phetimaiism, Gout, Headache
IJlindnes-:, Tootlrtehe, Kiiraehe, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen,
Hysterics, Pain in the- Dowels, Colic, Paralysis,
and derangement of the Stomach, all of xvhieh,
xvhen ;rii-ina:ing in this cause, put on the in
torinitteut tvp, r become periodical. Tliis
"Ci'itt. " expels t he. poison from the blood, and
cooseunontiv- cures them all alike. It is an in
valuable protection to immigrants and persons
travelling or temoorari'.v residing in the mala-i-ions
districts. If taken occasionally or daily
wi;ile exposed to the infection, that xvill be ex
creted from the system, and cannot accumulate
ia sufii 'ier.t (uuintity to ripen into disease
i fence it- is even more valuable for protection.
h-n cur'1: ami few xvill over suffer from Inter
mittents if they avail themselves of the protec
tion this remedV afl'onls. - .
For Lirrr (Unit ulaiufs. arising from torpid
itv of the Fiver, it is an excellent remedy, stira
v.iating the Diver into healthy activity, and pro
ducing immy truly remarkable cures, xvhere
other mediciues lull.
rF-EPAKET) BT
Dr. J. . A1rE5i& CO., Iexiii rIass.
rrrtctie.nl and Analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
FIIICE, $1.00 I'JSli JiOTTLE.
Ayer's
air igor,
For restoring' to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
vkl licit is at
once iigrceaLle,
healthy, a n d
efiectual for
preserving the
hair. It soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, with tlte
X '
gloss and fresJiness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair cheeked,
and baldness often, though not always,
cured ly its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed ; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a past. sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use xvill prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Tha
restoration of vitality it gives to thes
scalp arrests and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
I'ractieal and Analytical Chemists,
LOViTELL, MASS.
s. us i ' i-' vis. ." t iiUitt, VixclPS:v
-jf "5 til i i'ov Or i-gon ,
FLORENCE
SexTins Msidtincs.
The FJ.OKEXCE is the best Sexvin- Ma
chine for Family use, because it so siddoro
jrets out of Order. If there is one in Ore
pon not working well, if informed of ii. I
xvii! fix it xvithout' expense of any kind to
the cwnc-r.
J. TS- rZST 9 1
19 Montgomrv St,, South
Grand Hotel Building,
FCEIii
SAIJ FHAUCISCO, CALI
SEX!) FOR (IltClLAILS.
ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED IX EVERY
I'LAtE.
March 31, ISTltmlO
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