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ASTORIA, OREGON:
WEDNESDAY
.FEB. 16. IRSi
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. C. Irrlantl, Editor aud Proprietor.
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fifty cents xor rauarc for each Injortiun.
Ttoc nVfkl) Aslorlau
Is a mammoth sheet, exactly double
the.Mzeof the Daily. Iti- just the pa
yer for the fircsiilcconUiininu in addi
tion to all the current news, choice mis
cellany', agricultural matter, market re
ports, "etc It i iuniMifd to single iul
hcrioers si SI 00 per year in advance.
&TA limit! niunoer of small uilver
tis.emc.nts inserted at established ratu.
THE CITY.
Thk Daily .vtoi:ia wtU !c itf lp
nuUatViceulr a month. rf,-f Mduc Raw
ere who cniUtniiimt:alirnci fnmi the clUi ecu
.1m. Tup. aktokian J'Abw Hum. Dailv
or Wkkklv tdllmu to mu iM-'pci. with
out ihvlilU,al iTjsiM. .Itiurww- mi l
cMiwtd ti uftra ox tifsiraL iiv unirr- ni
tin. eiruntlno num.
- The days are gradually lengthen
ing.
The Emily Stephens is rtt.Hl moi.r- j
ed at Fl:iTel ck.
- A lat-jZe iinminratiim fr Orcjn
and Washington is expected this year.
The North Bend dropped down
to Grays wharf yesterday U discharge
a lot of hay for Capt. Gray.
Among the latest benevolent do
nations we notice an excellent dinner
Bet out at the store of Messrs. Page it
Allen.
-The British kirk Uenujtrr is rondy
for eea. She has mi board for Queens
town a cargo f 18.4ti2 centals tvhoiit,
valtied at $24,600.
James Rawlins, CMiivietcd of mur
der in the second degree, has been
sentenced to the penitoiiti'irv for the
natural term of bin life.
There is very little change to note
in the condition of Dr. J. C. Hnvv
thorne. He remaiiiK upeeehless,
though at times semi-conscioua. The
physicians are very debpoudent and
give it as their professional opinion
that he cannot recover.
At the special ui-etiug f Rescue
Enyiue company on Saturday evening
last, called for the purpose of con
siderini; the advisability of giving a
department ball on the eremit of the
22d inst., we are informed that the
matter was duly considered and by a
rote of the company it was agreed
that they co-operate with the other
companies in giving a dress ball on
the evening named. Alert Hook and
Ladder company met on Monday eve
ning, but, we understand, could bring
the matter to no definite conclusion.
Report says that Mr. Geo. W.
Hume has disposed of the old North
Pacitic Transportation company's
wharf and warehouse, recently pur
chased by him for o,500, to other pai
tice for the sum of 87,000. Also, that
Capt. Flavel is about to mane exteu
wve additions to the Occident hotel of
which Messrs. Megler and NY right are
the popular hosts. It is well known
that this favorite hotel has never been
able in the summer season to accom
modate more than one half .f those
who seek shelter under its hospitable
roof.
--Prof. J. P. Feaster, who is at
present engaged at Oregon city teach
ing penmanship, wilLcbtne to Astoria
and engage in theaame business. Prof.
F. 18 an experienced and competent
teacher of chirogi&piiy and is thorough
ly conversant with the system of pen
manship that has recently been adopt
ed by the state Intard of education.
He is highly spoken of wherever he
has been. His Oregon city class mini
"here nearly one hundred pupils. Can't
Astoria do as woll? It is evidont tliat
a writing master is very much needed
in our midst
The weathor still continues sold
with sharp and piercing east winds,
and but slight sijjns of any change are
yet invisible. The weather up the
Columbia is reported quite cold. The
temperature at the various points
ranges from 22 to 24. Weather clear
and down stream wind with little or
no ice running. The steamers made
connection with The Dalles from Port
land without detention, and loft as
usual Tuesday morning. The ther
mometer at Portland stood at 29 de
grees Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
The wind blew strong from tho east,
and indications of a freeze-up are not
unfavorable. -
Silver Wedding Party.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hidden had ar
ranged for a little family gathering on
Monday evening in honor of their
wedding day, but were agreeably sur
prised to tind theii home pleasantry
invaded by fresh arrivals of unexpect
ed frieieis until tiy nine o'clock they
had to a mo me the pari of hont -and
hosted to about thirty ladies and
gentlemen. VocmI and instrumental
music, jMtrlor gnuics, pleasant iMUiver
Hjitioo and a bemitjfitl tveitntion by
Miss PliiMiiner. wur he feature of
thuovMiitg entertainment. Professor
FrntK'iK aid .Mr. D. A. Mtckiubu-u bo
ing present Added nmt!li!ly to the
enjoyable musical tr?tt. Rcfriwh
meiits wore eivud at a laic hour after
which the suefcts took thir departure
leaving many valuable iMmvouirs com
uieiiionttirc of the .silver wddiHg of
Mr. and Mrs Hlden.
Bmigranta Coming.
A roportorfor the Omaha liee while
pacing thrmigh an ommiurnut train
which stopped at that place fr an
hour, found "a quite good looking
young woiunu of perhaps twenty tivo
years of age. who w:is .surrounded by
a bevy of httie ow-headed children,
all so fat and fan ami nonrly alike in
appearance that it was no difficult
matter to sec that they vrcre all re
lated, but the returner was astounded
when In was informed by the official
who interpreted for him that they
wore il uhildien of the sume mother,
and that the young woman alluded to
was their eommon tuatci u:d auce-ttr.
The father, a -stolid, phlegmatic look
ing German, was in the other end of
the car smoking, and paid no atten
tion to the interest manifested in hib
numerous progeny. There were four
teen of the childreii,the eldest not quite
ten yuura of age. They were unequal
ly divided as to aex., twelve of the
number being girls and tuv boys. The
mother stated that there had been
two more, but that they wore dead.
The cutiple were, as suited, Germans,
and were g-ung to settle in eastern
Oregon. They were married in the
fall of 1870 ami the following .summer
tlu-ir married life was blessed with
twins, both girls. !. than two ycaro
later the woman, who was then but
eighteen years old. gave birth to four
children, three iris aj :l boy, the
latter living only a few days. In the
summer of 1874, three more girls
registered at that humble hearth, and
in 1875 a by arrived atditary and
alone. Seven years after marriage
i the arrival ot another cluster of four.
this time two boy.s and two girls, was
an advent that created some conster
nation, and two years ago two more
little flaxen-haired girls came to the
fortunate couple."
- Willumet valley farmers are
troubled with that destructive pest,
the gopher, and can find no available
mode of exterminating them.
The Oregon Railway and Naviga
tion oompa y have secured. $12,000,
000 to pay for the speedy construction
of their railroads on the upper Colum
bia, and a contract has been let for
200,000 tiee on the line of the road
betweou Umatilla and Baker City.
Tlie Goldendale Gazette says:
"It is fully expected that within a
year the cars will be running botween
Portland and Walk-walla, a distance
of 245 miles, and is quite probable that
within the same time the road will be
completed from Walla-walla to Colfax
via Grange city, a distance of 112
miles.
Improvements are being made to
one of the station houses in San Fran
cisco. When the present race has
died away and the yellow Sacramento
has been diverted from its course to
wander unchecked through the swamps
of Yolo, then perhaps some man of
enterprise will suggest a few repairs in
the old rattle trap which now disgrace3
the city.
The Carson Tribune thinks that
the Nevada papers are engaged in too
extensive puffery of Miss Emma Wix
on, an operatic singer now in Europe,
but formerly a Bagebrush girl. That
will neither help her nor hurt her.
Newspaper gush over actors and
actresses is no longer believed in by
the people. They iudge for them
selves, and nb amount of undeserved
praise will make a popular actor.
The Chronicle says that King
Kalakaua profera not to be a party to
any reception or other popular demon
stration during his stay. We should
think he would not. What between
being talked to death, having his hand
slmkeu until it feels like a raw beef
steak after a good pounding, and being
jostled here and tossed there, a public
man gonorally comes out of one of
these "popular demonstrations" about
as limp as a disn-rag in a flooded sink.
Lawyers . briefs priutod in fine
style, at The Astoeian office.
Capt Taylor's Reply to Capt Harris.
Astoria, Feb. 15th. 1631.
EitiTou AvroniA-N:
In answer u Capt. Harris reply I
do not wish to have any newspaper
controversy about the saving of our
lives from the schooner Emiiy Steph
ens. I thank Gojl we were all saved.
Fifteen minutes longer the tug Colum
bia could not have saved us. We
were one hour and a half in the lwt
and the men nearly vlayed out. and
we were drifting fast into the breakers.
He says that surfman Hall reports
us beating up the suth channel with
an easterly wind. Now- Capt. Everson,
Capt. .lohtiboii, Pilot Hewett and the
Cnpt. of the British bark Ryevale know
that the wiijd was strong west until we
got alnitit half way between number
two and number four buoy, when it
fell flat calm: and as for ine lying
safely to an anchor, fifteen minutes
did not elapse betore I lst them both.
Then again, for not having an eii'ign.
I had one up, but the swinging of the
foresail from one side to the other
tore it all to pieces. I then, myself,
went to the mainmast head with a
white sheet and a No. 4 flag of the old
code ewed together and placed it
above and out of reach of the sails.
And 1 do not think a very powerful
glas was needed to see us, as the ship
ping in IkiLor'a bay was plainly visible
to us, and we could have seen a llai:
flying from them with the naked eye.
1 remain, very respectfully,
Charles Taylor.
Captain Kiuily Stephens.
Funeral Notice.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Dennis,
whose death is announced in another
column, will take place from the Con
gregational church at '6 o'clock, v. M.,
to-day, February 10th. Friends of
the deceased are invited to attend.
Mrs. Dennis wan the mother of the
late Henry Dennis who died from
heart disease last September while on
his way from Astoria to John Days.
Folic eCourt
Two cases were tried m the Police
court yebtorday afternoon, namely,
Jack Grant and Barney O'Neil, each
being charged with disorderly conduct
and too free use of protanc and abus
ive language. They were fined 20
each. Grant, who caused so much
trouble to the officers, and succeeded
in making his escape, waa fined $20
additional, on a charge of resisting a
police oflicer.
I. O. O. F.
Astoria. February llth, 188!.
Memhets of Beaver lodge Nn. U5.
L O. O. F. You are hereby requested
to attend lodge at our next regular
meeting, February 17th, 1881. Busi
ness of vital importance to the future
welfare of the lodge is to be consider
ed. Come one, come all aud let us
luiTe a full attendance.
By order, x. o.
Attest : T. S. J KWiiTT, r. s.
CloekM! Clor.kx!! Clorkh!!!
Go ahead, is the word with Carl
Adler. He is now the agent for the
American Clock company and has just
recived a fine assortment of clucks
and watches, prices very moderate on
the same, with a full guarantee. Mer
chants and dealers supplied at whole
sale liet prices.
Tuerr Im 31nfr. In the Air
About Carl Adler's music and va
riety store on Cheuamus street.
Piano? and organs aro his speciality
now, he is agent for all the finest
makes and has a grand assortment on
hand. Terms of sales, exceedingly
low prices for cash, or on the enstall
xnent plan, $10 per month. lias also
some for rent. Carl Adler.
When you meet with an accident
or get a sprained ankle or otherwise
injured don't go to the expense of
sending for a doctor, but apply some
of Kendall's Spavin Cure and you will
experience relief at once. Read their
advertisement in another column.
-Fresh smelt at Warren & Eatous.
P. Wilhelm, Bobs saloon, opposite
the ClarendoM hotel, Portland, Oregon.
The new improved Francoiiia
range, kept by Magnus C. Crosby,
stands at the top of the market.
Frank Fabur has removed in
to Dr. Kinsey's building on Water
street. On the road to the steamer
dock from down town, before break
fast, it will now lo handy to drop in
and get a cup of coffee.
Bath tub3, water closets, inks
and hot water apparatus, furnished
hotels and private residences, at lowest
rates xnt shortest notice, by Magnus
C. Crosby, at the little tin shop "round
the corner." .
The handsomest show of jewelry
of all descriptions is now to be seen in
Adler's jewelry department.
John Rogers has just received at
the Central market h large invoice of
coal oil, assorteds brand, xnd for sale
at reduced rates. He also koeps a
general assortment of groceries, liq
uors, tobacco, cigars, fruits and vege
tables of best quality, which ho offers
a) small profit for cash.
Attention every one! Have you
Lheardof Kendalls Spavin Cure? See
udrerttcement.
AROUND THE CITY.
A full assortment of counter and
grocers scales can be found at M. C.
ProsbyV. at bottom prices.
P. .1. Goodman, on Main street, has
jut received tin latest and iH0t fash
ionable tyh of cent and ladies lHots.
.-dtoe.-.. etc
For a tirst-elas oyster stew, frv,
pan-roast or fancy roast, go to Iloscoe s,
on Main street. op)o.Mte N. Loeb's.
Families supplied by the hundred or the
sack, opened or in. the sheJJ.
Mr.. I. Stewart. stone and marb!e
cutter of AMoria will grarantee ?Mtis
furtion to all otdcrimrwork of him. and
will do a lienor lob for le.s money than
anv outride workman. His work in the
cemetery here -dtould besuuiclentregom
uieudation. Ileforevoit let voitr con
tracts for work of this kind it "would be
wvll to call uhxi Mr. Stewart.
Tiu Tlate. 1'isTln. Kte.
Geo. W. Hume keeps constantly on
hand, and to arrive a full line of fish
erniens and cannery supplies, at prices
which defy competition. Parties wish
ing groceries ami those intending to
run iiies-s houses should lnnpect good
and obtain large diCoiiut from regular
price.
From a Prominent IMiyHieiau.
Washington ville, Ohio, June 17th,
1SS0. ltoudiug the advertisement of
Kendalls Spavin Cure and having a
valuable and speedy horse which had
been lame from spavin eighteen
months, I sent to you for a bottle by
express, which in six weeks removed
all lameness and enlargement and a
huge splint from another horse, and
both horses are to-itay as sound as
colts. The one bottle was worth to
me one hundred dollars. Yours truly,
U.. Uertulett, M. D. Read adver
tisement. Syphou rttuur Lamp.
Hun. I. W. Gae, of Astoria, in
placing the new Syphon study lamp
on the nnrket, wou!d eall the atten
tuition of the trade to s-ouie of its
meriis. Its illuminating qualities are
not equalled by auy study lamp m ue.
It gives a steady, brilliant light: is
free from unpleasant odor;docs not drip
either when burning or not burning;
easily lighted and rriimn-d, and is
without exeentiou. the inot conveni
ent lamp to till ever made. Directions
accompanying each lamp. Call upon
Jir. ua.se unu ouy one. lie siisuiem
at remarkable low rates.
AJIL'SKXEXTS.
UlLls VAKIKTIES.
Ceo. Hill, proprietor and malinger.
Fred (."ere, s-taire maimyer. A. )?traiider,
leader of orehestra, Geo. Lntnbrrt. leader
of hniss hand. To-niyht new first part,
new acts, and new olio, Mr. Niekeron
in his fiuiisins Mr. Staely in his cham
pion elojj dance, Mr. Mnrice in new
sonjjs. Mis Morrison with her iRaulilul
voealisms, Mr. Bruce will execute his
almot wonderful snare drum solo, and
Mr. Oerc in dutchisuis. The entertain
ment will commence with anew. lirt
part, ending with "Our Circus." Mr.
llill lias pioven himself a very popular
catercrto the public tastes and will con
tinue to exert liimcplfto do so In the fu
ture. 1'rice. of admi-sion remain the
same. Nine people on the first part,
and an exhibition equal to anv on
the coast. Mr. llill invites critl
cistn. Come and see for vourself.
New orchestral selections and new
music on the "rand stand under
he leadership of Mr. George Lambert
at. o-aj I. si. Tiie entertainment will
beuin at 7 SW p. vr. Entrance on Benton
street. Private boxes on Cheuamus.
Harnett' Coeoalne.
The best hairdrc.viiu in the world.
Burnett's cocoaine allavs irritation
removes nil tendency tn dandruff, inviir
orates the action of the capillaries in the
hijhe-t degree, and has earned a deserv
ed reputation for promoting the growth
and nreserv inir the beauty of the human
hair. Ladies dressing their hair elabor
ately for the eveiiingwill find that it im
parts a healthy natural gloss to the hair,
and will cause it to retain its shape for
uours.
Burnett's flavoring extracts am used
ami indorsed by the best hotels, confec
tioners and grocers throughout thecoun-
try. i irey are perfectly pure.
Mothers! Mother!! Mother !
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with tne excruciating pain
of cutting teeth ? if m, go at once and
get a liottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, it will relieve the poor littla suf
ferer immediately depend upon it;
there" is uo mistake about it. There is
not a mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell von at once
that it will regulate the. bowels", aud
give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic
It is perfectly safe to use in all eases,
and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre
scription of one ot the oldest aud beat
female, physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. 25
cents a bottle.
For the -Genuine J. H. Cutter
old Bourbon, and the bet of wines,
liquors, and San Francisco beer call
at the Gem opposite the bell tower,
and see Campbell.
If yon want a good big oyster
stew in style, call around to Tom
Smiths, next door to P. H. Fox, Main
street Astoria, Oregon. Open at all
hours.
Since the Chinese started to brew
"cheup San Francisco beer" there is
little or no demand for that article
any more. Call for the Columbia
brewery boor, if yon want vntiething
good.
Max. Warner's Smi Francisco
National brewery lner can't be beat.
Persons defi'ring to ulcrile fur
the daily oVegofcui will find it to
thutr advifuiJ to UI at the City
BookbJreJua we ftirnuh it for less
money thaiother agents.
For a vatfety of valentines, com
ical andelipmental, call at Stevens &
Sons. v
When you waut a dish of nice
Eastern Oysters done up a la mode, or
a good steak, or a fragrant cup of
coffee, call at Frank Fabrea on the
roadway, and ho will accommodate
you. Open at all hours.
IXL STORE ! !
NEW WINTER GOODS ! !
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Clothing for Men. Youths and Boys. Overcoats and Ulsters. Boots and
Shoes, Hats. Furnishing Goods, and Fancy Goods.
Iuulies :ml misses (Jiulrrwur. Hosiery. Dre.ss Goods, Ca.vsi me. res'
Waterproofs. Flannel, ('an ton Flannels. JLineu Umua.sk,
rVapktus. Doylies. Crashes. Towels, Telt Hklrt.s,
Trunks. Valises. ZYotions. and nu
Elegant Stock of Zephyrs inul Fancy Yarn,
In fact the largest .net tKvt toek m town ami at Hie lowest price.
, J3?Cftll on we before purehaOit if oo wWi to save uitaiev.
a H. COOPER,
I X 1. Store. M'n Streri, iifar I'arker Uwtse. A.s:onu.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE 5s BEDDING,
AND DKALKR IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW COKNIOES AND CCHTAIK POLES
Complete in every hniiarh.
ASTORIA
M. MEYER
H
AVINW V. KR FVCIUTV FOK UK MANUFAUTUUK Or A x lt.s'1 CLAi. x H.
tlcle. I am now prepared to fcrnit tbe public with the finest iiunllty. fur tih.
UK
LAGEK BEEE,
AT .tO CKXTS PER (iAlXON
VJ WOT."FTRAT.1tl
HyFainilies and keepers' of public hotoa
M. MKYER. Proprietor
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
LASER BUR
IS SUI'EKIOU TO .MUSI. AND IS
JOHN HAHN.
CHENAMUS STREET,
CH-Orderx left at the fiEKMANIA 1SEE1:
MISCELLANEOUS.
C. LElXEN WEUKR.
unr.vM iinowji.
KST.VnLIMlKU ISli"
Leinenweber & Co.,
ASTOIJIA. OP.KGON,
TAMERS AND CURRIESSj
Manufacturers ;uid Importers ol
LL KINDS OF
AND FINDINGS
Wholesale Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
.UANUFACTlIKKItS OK
BOOTS and S HOES
orf-Hljhet csisli price paid for nles and
Tall'm-
f.nvmn t ir nrnm
CENT R AL M ARRET.
vi.1 x "" l-UUUJi '
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Ijcnenil asMirtuient or table st.wk eoiwtantlj
. . , , ,
on iuuiiI. iiii-h as
, ., .. . , ,
Canned Fruits nna.hkllv
w.s.u ...n..!. ...... .
m..n-w.- mil 1 I.I., K MMM.Ur9Mm
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FlSn. POULTKY ATiU UAMV
In Uie .season.
CICAKS AXI TOllACCO.
Bent or H'lXKS A.M) LKtUOll.
All cheup far CASH. Goods sold on com
iniision. Opposite I. W. Case's store.
J. UODCKUS.
D. K. Warrkc. T. W. Eitoh
Astoria Market !
OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTEi ,
VSTOKIA. ---. OKEGON.
WAKItllX 3L KATOX. Proprietors.
(Siecttstr 10 IFarren J: Jfefrvirt
WholMale and ltctaii Dealers in
Fresh and Cured Meats
A full line of
FAMILY OltOCEKIES, KLOUK. FEED
HAY. CANN'ED FKUIT. VEGE
TABLES. Ere.
oa hand.
e" Ships duppliett at tho Iow:c rates.
Washington Harket,
J;.7 filrcet, - - Antoria 'traaoi
IS ERG tt AX ( KERRY
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN
tinn Af rriA miSKf. tn Ytt rM .V... .u. .
rtbovo Market will always bs.'upplitd with aj
FULL VARIETY IJEhT QUALITY
FRESH AHDCURED WEATS!
Which Will TlA 1l1 Of lovrn.Mfae -Y.-vtA.Al
and rotail. special attention riven to ffnppb -
BILL HEAD PAPER.
OF EVERY GRADE AND COLOR, l'RJN
cd or plain, at Iovt rate-?, at
lux A&ioBixx otaee
BREWERY.
Proprietor.
BOTTLED BEER,
AT l i5u I'KIS IMKia.
promptly nml rcu!nrl .Htijij.Iiwl.
ASTOKIA. MKKCON.
KXCKLI.F.U V. NONE ON '1 1116 COAST
PROPKIETOB.
- ASTORIA, OREGON.
HALL will be prcmptlv Meruit! ti.-
MISCELLANEOUS.
"A Merciful Man Is 3Ierciful to his lieast.
OXLV as CKXTS.
I650-000 ALREADY S0L ! !
i X treatise on tip;
faf M& Si itm
b.j. kexdall,m:d.
. """I Vt:'a,""-.,T ,,7';",!" -
roriuntioit. unit Couinluiutr nu
' I.VDKX OF 1INKASI:.S.
i Which ivix, the symptoms, 'cause ami the
I IjestTivatMcut or each; a tatHe Kivlni; all
1 1!1 lrliit-iijal Irus4 ,ua Tor- ttit- Hox-j?. -.vltli
' Uu ',n,l:ir tJ'jr.elhvts and mithlote when
I a popuii ; a tab?e with an etir.i latr of the
' Horse s tei III at il;trrrnt amn. with rules
,r.)r tellinicthe wrf thellerVe: (Hen"nn-
"' sJmiwIhj; tin !nH)rtaiit points hf the
; structurt- of the horc-! also illiitnulij posi-
time, aumett bj sick norsi-imimert-nt tlu-
iSAnI1?,u,a'i!1,,,l,(,l, ' ipts.
'iii.m o winch would eot a iiurse-owuer
tthret- nt tiw dollars each.
EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN
' THIS BOOK.
i
Thniwntik uhn hv. v.t it iHmm.u.,i i
and many good horsemen have extolled it in
the higueM terms, even stating that thuy
iirefer it to bnok. ulili'li in.t ". m t. im r
j bo not thntw awav your moiiey In the pur
j chase of costly books on the ilnrse, vvbluh
hi- an inn in j-uni iinntss ami lecnuieai
? reader hut,
BUY KENDALL'S TRKAT1SE,
A book f IW) pages, in paper covers, glvins:
you more practical liifonnatton than Is con
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ost. llavingcxaminid tills book thontughly
we are sat h tied no
HOKSE-OWNEK
Would hesitate a moment about Investing 25
cents in its purchase, if he did but know the
value or Its contents. Kecogubrng the de
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tion as our raraung friends daily need In
their buslines, provided at reasonable cost
Instead of beingobhged to pav the eiiumious
profits tlemanded bj the Publishers of most
Agricultural Hooks, we have secured
Several Hundred Copies
Or this valuable little Treatise (Hi the HorSe.
.single copn-s of wlm-li we shall be pleased to
mall to any reader of thts ipcr. iKtstage pre
pakl by us. m recclH or
25 03E3I"a?St.
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