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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1881)
ni t glic niXn sbJrVitxu ASTORIA, OKEOOX: SUNDAY...- JAN. 2S. 1SSJ ISSUED EVERY MORK1NG. j-a- 'Monday bxf&He. I. C. Irt-l.-tiiil. I'tlilnr jiihI Proprietor. 4f4ntH JJnihliHtf. " &r?L Terms of Subacriptiva : -jerred y 0rnr. -jot Yea:.. ...... Om Sent ly hhuI. tour mkhhJ-..... S Sent hy Mail. u Fear ...... ..-. S free f tw"ee wrtbcrrbt. cur AdartieMiM erti tins yr u the rate f Si -V iw imr! nr mmmuJi. rraniet 4rUmx. I y r . fifty cent jf mire ftr jjk'Ii wtM. Tin- Yivt'U A'oriHii K a iiiaiiiiiMttk ,-. -alj tHtiW Hie ie ol oh' imii. n - J" l" per for the liiv.il. eMUiuiii; in 1Ii 1 ion t tall tlieiMtneiii m-ws. elwiee wi ct'Hanv.arifiiHnral num-r. uarkit r pmt.. tie. It i 1hiiiinIm( in -4irVi -li-tcrilicr- at :! m .r car m whilMci'. ;f"A uuiit! iiminMT ! maV. ailviT tieiiifiiN tiiMTJiil .t iUliiiltfl :atf. TIIEJJLTY. TllK D.ll.Y ASTt'KIA. fill Iff xftti mmi at'UcwU mHti. Uir4 9-- W-" erf whinm4MtliHH-Htett trum Ik- t'tt . Jir. "IlIK AStOKIAN I'M- lktH. 1)AIIA or Aickkia 'M im ..-', with out i,idilnttl "spent"-. .l'oc hHtu hr - KymcmlxT llie SnUlmtk lny. - Mr. lioburt JMilltsr, of thu isoatk Bt-nd mills is in tlie citj. -Tin Coiir-dir jMtlui ycMutilHy. The Oriuiit is rualv fir . Stuannjr lay. J4nmiitt t m'; Sttte of California t amve. -The biirketiin Velfit is lauding a whole cannery here iH- Mr. Joseph Hume. Why is the healthy iosiiratHrti f a jiersou like im of Dr. Yorks lec tured UfCH-e it is free. Prufcbj'tumu ciiHieh, ire-HJiii4 y the pastor, It?v. .1. V. MilHgn, xt 11 a. . xd 7 i'. ". fimAy scJiixj1 at noun. Servk'uft f the M. K. ckurtjli in the IJajiti dimt'j at Ie usual hour-. Sabbath sclenil iu-r the iintii; fcC-I VlCfc. Some eiiihiMMi.ic' fshu writer predicts a rcv4aun i umleraear. Well, a cliHitse in sich thijj-ts neces sary, once m a wkile. -Astoria sijMirts tlie Uggest po uut store of ai3- eity on the Pacific coast. The uiaiu ikhu is fifty Jong by tireiily-livc feiit wnie. The KiiNiipt4u mills last year. 1880, shipped over 14,()00,0)0 feet of lumber, included in which were thirty six cargoes for .Sun Francisco. Mr. .lames McComhur is now engineer of the Amoskeag fetenmer of Astoria fire comjmiiy No. 1, in place of Mr. Koeder, ho is first keeper on Tillamook rock. Two vessels are ioMiiing at South Bend mills, the Argonaut ready for tea yesterday, ami the enterprise ar rived on Thursday. Tlie Annie Uhee is also due theie to-day. There will be the iimim! religious berviceat the Young Mens Christian Association hall this nfternoo!i. at a quarter to tVree. .Singing from Moody and JSunke3,,s itacl Iiyiims. (.ndial invitation extended to all. There is nothing about the eity about which so much complaint is made as the neglect to light the Imip.s on the roadway. We understand that one of the lamps has bu-n stolen from the roadway, pot and !. Mr. John Davis, of Ovser;He bending for Kendalls trease on the horse, says: "Perhaps I ivii get to understand the d ' mules"' I have to deal with better by consiIi.ig the book.'" It is a sure shot, Iiro. Davis: and don't you forgot it. With our experiences of the past nine days we have tirnily reached the conclusion that, culled upon to do so as a matter of necessity, we could sit ,.,.,,., , , nj' the side or a tnp-liammer, and not be disturbed by its motion, carefully i M Klliitt ... J .... ' f DrWntimw editing a newspaper all the time, as lt'chns llen4c pounded out bars of iron from the t Mr J s. WihmI bloom of a puddling furnace. It is 1 . , , , ,, r 4l - , , lae ren and jiiHcnmery for the ali uonseuhe for men to think they ,... , , . ... , , , .. 1 illaHKk iock fog aunal will rriv caunot study nor wnte, clin iioriMtsce, , . ... . , . .. . , - 4, . . , . u-dav from Portiand bv the Umteil in the midst of noises wre than l c.. , ,. , , " , , , . . bedlam lOtates tigiit-lioaae steamer bhuunck. The Salem Statesman of the 17th j It is rumored that the Pacihc says that n few days previous to tliat J wharf lses iti Pottland will give rise datcR! FaUiers Gibttey and Halt- to s-hims interest in' law -suits, and we w 1 - lieb had a narrow escape fnmi a -i ery li ive no doulk the eases to be decided srious accident When the reverend in connection therewith will forever gentlemen were on their way from 1 set at rest the standing of warehouse-Gen-ais to McMimiville, and ging ' men, consignees and bankers, in con down tlie steep and mean road to ' nuction with wheat entrusted to their Kays ferry, the horses became un- ! care, or upon which they have received man arable, and only for timelv assis- advances. J I ... tance the accident would have been a 1 c: .. , 1-11 1 1 , bioilv lemons, dried plums, Alden Tery serious one indeed, .bather Gib- Mr,ed apples and mixed pickles on re ney has since retunied to Astoria. tail at J. W. Gearhart's. Damaged "Wheat The S.aiitl.ud ays that work men are busy removing wet wheat from the clock., which lias nioRtly 'been pirchw a k speculation. MoU-ou. litewcry has dried con sirlcnihlt .ikc the flood, ami the Train jHfsonts a gocx! appearance, but is very brittle. It is thought it can Ik jrmnil into focil or even an inferior roV of flour. Ail hutc ) H'Utr made to dry wheat lMfc it li-iii to weat, after which it would Ik- of 110 u.-c what ever. One lot ohl for f-rtv-five J ceitis- per &ck when wet anl after dryiiijr brHirt one cent jwr jHHUid, neitiiirr a hil--Miie n-Jurii, but it j.ai' to s-av that in-t ali f it will prove xi valuable. Tin ffil stores ar haitliiiir ery lilt! of it, pi ffii'.mr t I hiv it after it. is dried m t,..t,.,-. Xfr!v 1! that wa? ilxnMil ! now Immmi xild. xiul it ih hiHHnl tAat none of it will find it- way ihiMih tin milk into Hour. Kp Away from Portland. In view of the prevalence of t-earfet I'cvit a- an epidemic in PtN'iland. Major . I oh u Moore, med ical diriftor o( the depMrtment of iIh ('lumbia. ha written a letter advinnir tin jK'ople of tlic rariiMii and ctf Vancouver to pnvent any ehildren from viuiiir Pottland jdiiriMir; tin prevalence of the epi- id'MHic. anil cauUeiniUi: cverv one eowceriiiiiiT eiiteiintf rK!is where there lias been r-carlet fever. Tla recotniiiendalHMi in the letter Hr timelv, and slnmld be strictly fol lowed. Onlers wiil be i-ued at tln jfai'iisoii Jo enforee ptoMr pre- CMlttkll. Ysldmn "Winter- A private letter from a mend at Yakima cimtains tlie following, Janu ary ,i(th: Shw four feet deep 1ir8 beeft "Hi tin grotunl hIhuh four weeks. Cattle are dyi4 Jt over ike cimnt,. The few who have hay are keeping tlie entile ivr half: as there are two crasis iK tin iow- it ie iuHHble focthem to get anything to ei. Uiik neM i dead; einoe .is Wiic, and iMwy"tj fic a Chinook; but now it is is lHi late, a xi hat one-half of the c.iijle will die. I hae bieii up almost night and day w il h stvjc work. You folks diuc lmw what we have to con l. ml wiih to get 4 he mail through. Just think of mx of our lutst horses on a li.;bt bny or slei' h, and then ei'dt cell to wemy Ihhiis oil lifly linlfj of rial. Themioiiietor six degrees be'ow reri at S a. m I teli yon it is roMjjh. Have crossed the Yakima twice oil the rope ihis winter. Tillamook Iiielit a Success. Messrs. Trenchanl .v Upshur are in receipt of the following official let tor from Mr. J. W. Munson, keeper at Point Adams light: Jan. 21. 1SS1, 8 v. m. The sinal ing is a success. The first flash from Tillau.iM.k rock lighthouse at 7:15. Looks gav. Three cheers for the tiew light, long nitty it shine. J. W. MlW'sON. Keeper. Answer to Enigma. The 4tw-r to the enigma published in Tub Astokixn last .Sunday worded propii4y is ''Astoria and Wimiumucca railroad." The words are: acre. steam, tattoo, oceanic, romaie, actor. aha, miroli, dil, war, into, Xora, iumI. Passenger Lists. Following is a list of passengers to arrive here to-day by steamur Suite of California fnnu .San Francisce: Ceo W Weihler H PreMfott J X 1 lolph cS: h f J McCrakeii Cell Tamialt ('has Koliu Win Uight 11 Maeleav II Winter T KirknHtrick F S Uoyer P Fieldiimii Mr Aekermau 1. 1 Harris 1) HihiiIcIiusIi Mrs EM Kutluilse Mis L Uos T I) Marks A II Mallorv V S Ilnrbim Lieut II 1 1 iieiiham Gen Wheaton Mi .1 McDonald F I) MeCartv KS Albright Win Lehring Mis M I) F.mmctl Mis ( Sehoonover II Hir-eh II M Deal F J Cehres John Grant Following is a list to sail by the Columbia for San Francisco to-day: Mi Derbv .S (I Skiilmore Kev. A. T. Perkins K F .Smythe S .Solomon V II HuJ-on John 1'usii C S Poor l)r McAnimHv Mr-; WC Sales .Mrs Williams Mr- II Sehotlcii t'ol Hawkins J SomierlH'iiM i.SWUiwHfeM j j; pM)r Court Proceedings. POl.K'K CO I 1ST ItrXBV. J. Fetcr Thompson, drunk; fined .1. Sent to jail for two days. Frank Colli m, drunk; fined $.". .Sent to jail for two days. .lames l)ricoll, disorderly; de- jo4t of 10 forfeited. long l.niir. keepniir opium den; lined !. ;ent to jail for five days. Peter Jeuxin, found in opium den; deposit of -10 forfeited. L'lms. Uoss, found in opium den: dejKXMt of $10 forfeited. j Harry Mace, fighting; fined $o. ! Paid. Daniel Ball, lighting: deposit of fi"i forfetU'd. Theo. IJrenham, drunk; fined $t. Sent to jail fa oe day. Harry Mace, .fams Petty, fight ing; each itiied tlO. Settt to jail for live da. !.tlcral Lecture Dr. .1. b. Y..tk aiII sjK'ak niJibeity iTefiiinaf .Jan. '2'Ad, hall en this SimhImt ' !! TnMtav and Wfdiitday even meg, .iMieinry 2otli ami bn, at :.IU logs, .laiioary 2001 aim .'iii, at 1 :.u r. M., on the following tuples: Wha i Trm li' I'ntliii4 of Sriim': Kill" ... . . .p. -. . .. i-i. . uni :s ;ind Kingdom of HelliMxtter and i 1 ... r ui-..:4-.i .111110. owiik uec. .in uiiucu Teio'ber- ItiNlitntc Xotlee. A texchers institute will be held at tlii (iirriMmtiiiixl -1iiiv-1i in Alnrin on Friday and Saturday, January !2Sth ami :':iih. i.m. . cormai inviiaiion iN extended to all who are interested in the schools of the county; and all teachers, whellier at present engaged untouching or init, are e.pecially re-oue-ted to Httulid. S. T. McKlIAN. Sii!ieriutemleiit. To Let. Several fnrmidicd or iiuih)tnislicHl rooms at Mis. Mui.vjnV liKlging hotiMi. Also, a few iiersonscau have board if required, eiiheriadies or geiitlmeu. A I way, heail. FopAur has jttat received an electric cigar lighter. Call in and see it. Outral Hotel. The Central htel. near the .steam sJnp dck i imw h:i for the recep tion of jftiests. where the well known caterei, Mr. Anton 1'ehdi will always be found ready to wait on his trins. He has had tlie u1h named liou-e thoronjJ5y relitfed by. ilos-rs. Pike and Stockton, our well known artists, ('all and see him. as he has the finest brands of Ikpiors and cigars to be had in the eity. Annuel-. CihikIi Snu neer fails to elite if itcl in time and aeeording to direction-. For impaired digestion, and for debility from a 113 anise, I know of nothing equal to Fellows Compound Hyp'phophiies. Its diiect etfect in strengthen. ng the nervous K3-steni renders it suitable for the majority of diseases. Weakness of the Joints and Muscles, Impurity of the Blood, and Inward Was ;n;s may be cured by Fellows Hypophosphites.' Win. S. Howe, M. D., Pittstield, Me. Akron, ( )hio. May 7, 18S0. Some three years ago I had a horse become very lame from a spavin, I treated it with Kendall's Spavin Cure with marked success; since then I h.ive sold a great many bottles and have heard of cures resulting from its use. i am frank to say I can cheerfully recom mend it an hoiie-4 remedy. I remain your- truly, A. M. Armstrong. Itead the advertisement. A gold locket with .Mr. K. C. 1 1 olden, picture in it, was lost on Wednesday, on tlie roadway between Astoria and Hautliorns cannery. The tinder will Imj snitaldy rewarded on leaviut the same at this ottice. -Lawyers briefs printed in line style, at Tin: Asteria: ottice. Fresh leaf lanl at Wnrrenand Eaton's. Save money by buying your school books at Adlors. Handsome wedding presents at the City Hook store. Hath tubs, water closets, sinks and hot water apjiaratus, furnished hotels and private residences, at lowest rates and shortest notice, by Magnus C. Crosby, at the little tin shop round the corner." For the Centime J. H. Cuttor old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors, and San Francisco beer call at the Gem ojiposite the bell tower, and see Campbell. Frank Falier lias removed in to Dr. KiiiMy's building on Water street. On the road to the steamer dock from down town, liefore break fast, it will now he handy to drop in and get a cup of coffee. Magnus C. Crosby has a Hivt-cbws workman, and is prepared to do all kinds of jobbing in tin, sheet iron and copper, plumbing and -teaiu fitting. Full satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. JifWIint lileaMire it M to jwy one debts! In the ftr-it place.it removes that iinen-ines-. which a net-son feels from deiK'iideuee and oblilbMi. It atfoul. pleasure to the creditor, ami therefore gratifies our MK-ial affection. It pro mote, that future confidence whieh i.mi i Merest in; to an Itonc-t mind. It oens a prospect of lieiie; riadily -mnnlicd with what ou want on future oci-asion.-v. 1 It leaves a coiisciiHtiK-s of iair virtue: and it is a measure we know to be right, both in point of justice and sound econ omy, h inally. it is the main Mimxirt of simple reputation. Pay us, that we may ! payouiers. AROUND THE CITY. A full assortment of counter and jjrocers scales can he found at M. C. CrosliyV. at bottom prices. P. .1. Goodman, on Main street, lias just nivivi'il tlie latot and mot faJe tollable tj le of t;crit and ladies loot, 1iims. etc. For a l!r-t-cla oyMer stew, fry, IHm-roa-t or fancy rtiat.t".o to Uoco?, mi Main -.tri-cU opjuiile N. Lwh-.. Families siipiilieil liv the hundred or the aek. opemnl or in the shell. Mr. .J. Stewart. stone and marh'e cutler of A-toria will iiiarantiH -ati-faction to all ordering work of him. and will do a better job for le money than any outide workman. His work in tin. cemetery here-hould liesiifticleiit recoin metMlatioii. Ilefore yon let your eon tmeu. for work of the. kind it would 1m well to call hhui Mr. Stewart. A "atso Of choice timothy hay rived at .1. il. D. (Ira vs. just ar- Tin Plate. IirTln. Ktc. deo W. II tune keeps cotistjintly mi hand, and to arrive a full line of nsh erme:i3( and cannery supplies, at prices which itety comHatition. Parties wish ing giicerie.s and those intending to run nit"; lintmfS should iiisooct 'oitils 1 s and obtain large discount from regular price. Itout tnterinls Caiiiieryiuen, fishermen and boat builders generally, will find a splen did article of oak timber for boats, also bout nails, etc., etc., at the lowest prices 113 calling upon Hain it Co.. sash, blind and door facton, on As tor street. Syphon Stutty lamp. Hon. I. W. Case, of Astoria, in placing the new Syphon study lamp 011 the umrket, would cail the atten tuition of the trade to mhiw of its merits. Its illuuiiiiatin qualities are not equalled by any study lamp 111 Use. It gives a steady, brilliant light; is free from unpleasant odor;docs not drip either when burning or not burning: easily lighted and trimmed, and is without exception, the most conveni ent lamp to till ever made. Directions accoinpaiiVMiig each lamp. Call upon Mr. Case and 11113 UIR- '1 e!!sthem at remarkable low rates. Fresh smelt, tirst of the season at Warren A Eatoiis. P. Wilhehn, Hosn sahiou, opNisite the Clarendon hotel, Portland. Oregon. llsv, what ails the huref It needs Kendalls Spavin Cure. See their ad tertiseuieiit. - For the nest Beer in Astoria, call for the Culnmbiti Itretrertf liter, acknowledged to be superior to all others. If you want a good big faster stew in st3lc, call around to Tom Smiths, next door to P. H. Fox, Main street Astoria, Oregon. Open at all hours. -Adler is selling school hooks ve3' low. Warrantee deeds at tokian ollice. Tub As- Since the Chinese started to hrew "cheap San Francisco beer" there is little or no demand for that article aii3' more. Call for the Columbia brewery beer, if yon want something good. A nice lot of eastern 03sters at Itoscocs, arriyed yesterday by steamer Columbia. Call around. You will find them first class. When you want a dish of nice Eastern 03sters done up a la mode, or a gonl steak, or a fragrant cup of coffee, call at Frank Fabres on the roadwa3, and he will accommodate 3011. Open at all hours. During the absence of Mr. Carl Adler from the cit3 Mr. Chas. Motfett will have the entire management of his business, and he will commence at once 1)3 reducing prices of everything suitable to dull times. Everybody can be assured of being treated well, and furthermore will tiud out 1)3 care ful examination of go.ds and prices that Adlers store is the place to do 3our biding. Ymi can ahvaj's find what 3ou ask fur in large variety. Dresses cut, lit and made to order, by Mrs. Denny Curran, Cass street, near the Congregational church, in Mr. Thomas Logan's house, Astoria. Mr. John Rogers, of the Central Market, has made arrangements to keep all the finest fresh fish, etc., 111 their ssason. Mux. Wagner's San Francisco National brewery lieer can't be beat. The new improved Franconia range, kept I13 Mainius C. Crosu3, stands at the top of the market. All 3e who want Iin3 of the best kind, No. 1, find it at (."rays wharf. (!ra3"'.s wood 3'anl is now fitted up on the wharf foot of I'enton street, and prepared to deliver wood to anj part of the cit3 sawed to HI13' length, and full measure. McCormick's hIuiruhcs for liSI. At the City Uook Store. Charles Stevens A! Sou,opposite the Dell-tower. John Rogers has just received at the Central market a large invoice of con I oil, aseorteds brand, and for sale at reduced rates. He alo keeps a general assortment of groceries, liq uors, tobacco, cigars, fruits and vege tables of best rpiahty, which he oilers at small profit for cash. Mr. Wm. L-eb is agent at Asto ria for the C'ermania Life Insurance company of New York. This is one of the soundest companies doing busi ness in the United States. Its total assets, all equal to cash, amount to $8,5.:2,877 11.. I X L STORE ! ! NEW WINTER GOODS ! ! AT PJUCES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Clothing for Men. Youths and Boys. Overcoats and Ulsters. Boots and Shoes. Hats. Furnishing Goods, and Fancy Goods. Ladies :mil Itfisso I'mlerweae. Blosicrj . Ire Ciooils. C':isiincrc.s Waterproof-.. Flannels. Catitou Flannels. Inncii Damask. ZVanhins. Dojlies. Crtishcs. Tinw-N. Felt Mtiris. TiMinlis. Valises. ZVotioiis. :nnl :m El(jrant Stock of Zephyrs and Fancy Yarn, la favl the l!irse-t aial Ih-4 liK'k 111 town ;iihI at the hw-4 irHv. r5('lt m helon Hinli:i;i; if hi w ih to s e ie . C. IT. COOPER, I X I. Store. M:iin Mreet. near l'iker IIimim. Astwia. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACnTKEIl OF FURNITURE ? BEDDING- AND J)KALEK IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW COl.NICKS AND (TI.TA1N POLES (Toniitete in ASTORIA M. MEYER H T"AVIX0 EVEKV FVCIMTY FOlt HE tide. 1 am nuw jirepurcd tt turne) tne LAGER BEER, AT :.l CKXTS IKK (.'AI.LON fSbainiHes and keepers of public house? M. MEYKIt. I'roprieto- MISCELLANEOUS. I. I.KlNKNHKIIKi:. IIIKA3I ItllOWN. K'r.IIU-IIKI IXS". Leinenweber & Co., ASTORIA. ORK00N, TAMEBS AND CDBRIEBS,! Mamifai'l urers ami ImporlerNol 1 LI. KINDS OF AND FINDINGS Vlnk'Njile Dealers in OIL AND TALLOW. "ti.N.i-Acrri:Ei:s OF BOOTS and SHOES "5SrlIiieNt i-.in1i iinee ikiIiI for Hides ami Tallow. MAGNUS C. CROSBY. IlKAI.KK l.V Stoves, Tinware, and House Furnishing Goods. Hardware, Brass Goods, Lead and Iron Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Engineers Supplies, Sheet Lead. Iron Copper, Brass, and Zinc. Washington Market, .lo Si reel, - - Aitloria Oregon IiEIUniAX P llKIWY RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTE.N tiun cf the public to tbo fact tliut the above .Market will alway? bc5iii'plictl with h FULL VA PJETY BEST QUA LITY FRESH ANrTcURED MEATS! Which will licrold at lovrat rates, wholesale ami retail. Speciul attention iven to supplj nr shins. "l. W. CASE,- IMPORTEU AND WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL DEALER IN GEMAL MERCHANDISE Conit'r Clii'iiamiLS anil Cass ,tret't.s. ASTORIA - - - OREGON, THE ASTORIA Photograph Gallery CAKI) SlK 1I10T0.KA1MIS. J ."( Per Dozen. CA1MXKTSI.E I'HOTOGKAI'lIS r-1 OO Tr Dozt'ii. FC"SfHii;il ratN for f:tiiulii. DRESS mAiawG. MRS. F. W. II.I.SI.E. - MAIN STREET. 1h Masonic linllinr. mrxt dnor to Mrs.Derbj- s In iioh ri:irt'tt tu do FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKING PLAIN SEWING OF ALL KINDS. IhIh-noT AxJoria are njHlfMll Milicitt'tl for a slian rf tlH-iritrniat;-. nrAiiM fr IIiiltm-kN PattcniN. T. S. JKWKTT. U. S. KIM II A Lt. D raying & Trucking. ASTORIA TRUCK & DKAY CO. Sqaeiuocque St., Itettrcen Cass and .Main, Contracts fur l'raylnpmade and fatisfaction guaranteed Orders left at tbe Occident ilo- tel orreceir rlby mail protnptly tilled JEWLTTAKIilRAl.T., t" r - -rr ever. Wniiwli. BREWERY. Proprietor. MA.t'F.rni:E OF A Flr.s'l CLASS AK. puhlicnritti tlic tinct iuiilit . tr omd. BOTTLED BEER, AT SI U Ii;iS IKi:. promptly nnl resularly upplieKl. ATolMA. (MtMCON MISCELLANEOUS. "A Merriml Man in Mctvilnl to hi !". OXJ.Y .; fKVff. 650-000 ALREADY S0LD ! ! treatiN'on tlie v w m m, it And Iiin Dimsim-n. I B,).KEXDALL,MJJ. f Full ol Valunlil ami I'riuMit-al In- i formation, anil Coutaiiiinr an j 1XI1EX OF DISKASKS. ; Whirli triw-N tht- Nniiitimi. -.im' ami tln IUNt TrciiIiHiit of -arli : a taltlo Knius: 1( tin princi!al .IrtiuN u-.-.i lor-tlu- llorc. .ii f tlicoriliiiarv iloMtfi-ctN am) aiitilottluH ' a mhm)!i : a iallf nilli an rii'.nnnf the HorN.N itM-th al dilTiTi'iii ast-N. with rwfe-N for tfllmthf ;'of Un-rinr-c . i.-ei-nt-Iiikn slmuuifr Un niiMirlant m..ii1n in w Ntitivtiin-ot 1 In- horsr. .ilo illiilraiinu ii titnaunicil i. i-k ioinin in ilinri'iit li- oaM's. .aliial-It- olli-i-tion ! n'ciiiN. j main o Un.-h would i-ot a Iikm'-uuikt I llitv to ii dollar cacli (EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN ; THIS BOOK. I TlioiiNnmlN who Iuui'm-cu it coiiiitM-iid it. and man pnd iHirsi-nii-ii liaxccvtii'led it in 1 lie higiiiM n-niiN. .,n i;ninf. hi ih-v I liH'flT II to iMiokN wiOfll rot .". liO lo nJo llOllot tlm ;U.I IHir llullt- III tlu. uur. ' fllSlM of rotl ImmKn on Hm ilor-x-. HMii'll . .in no full or ltlm i4ir:tN-N ,uhI l-hidnd Mtimn.in to Ih iiiiitiiflliuiM'- toh- acra;r ' ri'Mili-r I'M J. 1 UUY KENDALL'S TREATISE. i A IwMtk of H kis. ii iKi'x-r fo-r-. tjivrtt; I ihi tiMin ira.tn-;d informal xti tlr.m k (oh-taim-d m mhiii- ljns o'im at far WIht ot. Ilaint'i-aninifd llulHNk tlhnit;Wv Hr arv sit totted no IIOKSE-OWEK Would lifsilalca monii'iit .iIm.i.i iiiicnIii;3S ' i-i'iiIn in Un Miri'liaM. ir he did but know tk 1 .ilih' of Un rontrtit-. 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