The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, February 13, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textai Wte jpaiUj Sstomuu ASTORIA. OREGON: WEDNESDAY. rEBRCAKY 13. 1519. ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday cxceptod.)j J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY. Publishers and Proprietors, ASTOrtlAN BUILDINO, - - CassStrekt. Terms of Subscription. Servo 1 bv Carrier, per '.vicU .. Sent bv M ill per ran Hh .... . " ' " one e.ir . Free of ji'tigp to sul-ci liter. 13 CM MJCtt The Astouia.v Kuarautees to Its adver tisers the largest circulation of any newspa per published ou the Columbia river. Beneath the role of corporations .great the sack is mightier than tbe people's voice. A meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at 3 p. M. to-morrow, at th6 parlors of the Y. M. 0. A. All the ' ladie3 are cordially invited. The masked ball to bo given by Astoria Engine Co., No. 1, at the opera hon.se to morrow night, is going to be worth attending. Have yon a ticket yet? Oar Clatsop county representatives in tbe house, were two of tbe 37 who voted to pass the Portland water bill over tbe governor's veto. Twenty two voted against it; one, Belknap, of Benton, dodged, and was absent. The roof of the opera hyuso is be ing neatly repaired by fitmly placing on it flat sheets o tbin iron, coated with tin. L. E. Selig is waxing the floor for the comfort and convenience of the dancers at to-morrow night'n ball. Nest Wednesday evening, the 19tb inst. Astor Lodge No. 6, IL of P.. and Pacific Lodge No. 17, K. of P.. will celebrate the 25th or silver anni versary of the founding of the order by a complimentary ball at Ross' opera house. The S. F. Bulletin says that the way tho Spring Valley water com pany obarge for water, it would be about as cheap for tbe city to put ont fires with Appollinaris as with Spring Vulley water. The Bulletin man mnst get bis Appollinaris at whole sale rates. Tbe steam schooner Michigan was piloted over tbe bar by pilot Matthews on tho 7th inst. Tbe duplicate bill for pilotage is on file in this office, it i signed correct, by the master. Capt Kilman; it is for 812C: 12 feet at 88 a foot, nnd 3 feet at S10 a foot. The statement ia yesterday's Oregonian is a lie, and was known to bo a lie when so stated. Passengers up on Mountain Queen last night, Prof.Dnbbins.G. L. Savage. J. M. Smith, G. Wingate and wife, M Studzinski, J. T. Leasey, J. W Stearns, Mrs. McVickar, E. W Wright. Mrs. Crowell, Ohas Shubbe Frank Fnbre, D. A. MqGinnis, It. L Boyle, F. E. Russell. D. McDermitt. J. Stuart, John Gill, Dr. La Force. P. W. Weeks, M. Deval. "Yes," said the nble editor, as be put bis mucilage brush in the ink bottle and tried to paste on a clipping with his stub pen, "yes, the great fanlt of newspaper contributors is careless ness. Indeed,'1 be continued, as he dropped the copy he had been writ ing into tbe waste basket, and marked "Editorial" across the cornei of a poem entitled an "0 Jo to Death," "contribntors aro terribly careless Yo i wonld bo surprised," said be, n he clipped a column of fashion item and labeled them"Ftrm Nites,"to -seo the. slip shod writing that cone- info this editorial sanctum. Mis spelled, -run punctuated, written oi. both, sides of the sheet, illegible, nn gramatical stnfT. Contribntors are terribly careless. They are," jus thea th3 offija oy cam', in that dio tatorial manner he has. and demandei mera copy, and the editor bander Him the love letter bo had just writ ten bis girl, and as be bad forguttei. what ho hid been talking about, went on with bis work. Co. -'Il," o. .V. 0. Following are the namci of tbp members pt.Oo. "HV'.O. N. O., whose term ofWrvice of tbrea years expired on the 9th inst.: Charlton For, W. W. Wherry, Ja A. Davidson. 0. IT. Cooper, 0. E Bain, J. H Mid 1 ebrook. P. A. Trul linger, W. E. Warreu, 11. O. Thomp son, L L. Levinga, O. E. Heilborn. Jno. Ellegan, L. A. Allen, Petet Grant, F. W. Prael, W. Kyle, J. H Jobansen, F. L Dunbar, P. S. Cook. F. IT. Surprenant. Under n law now pending, and which will probably be passed, those who have served three years can re enlist for the term of one vpar. Last Evruuu Concert. There was a pleasing musical en tertainment by Grace church choir at Liberty hall last evening, which wa' thoroughly enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience. Tho ladies- ana gentlemen participating were Mrs. U. J. Trenchard, Mrs. Goodsell, Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. B. Van Dnsen. Mrs. Short, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Worsley, Mrs. Wndleigh, Misi Adair; Messrs. Short, Snyder, Smith, Griffin and Pratt Tno encores were numerous and deserved nnd the vocal and instru mntal musio was a treat to all pres- at. I.ot. A gentlemen's Scarf Pin, with a small diamond in the center, l'lease return to W. J. Barry and he rewird d. At Tbe Ernplro Mure. Laird. Schoher & Mitchell's celebrated French Kid .shoe-, as well as other good brands of both ladies' and cents' bruits and sho -s can be ha I at Parker's Em pire Stoie, corner of Benton and Second streets, next aoor to pgswmac THE CASE OF THE "MICHIGAN." Regarding tbe steam schooner Michigan, The Astobiak has this to say in short nietre: Yesterday's Or egonian deliberately states what i3 not 60 in publishing the follewing: "No other pilot was taken aboard than Capt Kilman, commander of the vessel." Pilot Matthews was taken aboard; he piloted the vessel to sea; his bill was made out by T. Neil; it was sigued by Capt. Kilman, sent to the vessel's owner, endorsed correct, and paid by draft on tbe First National B.iukof this city. This disposes of tho Oregonian's big spread nnd shows that that jour nal can lie, but has not wit enough to conceal its malice. Were its abil ity equal to its inclination it would be dangerous. As it is, its aspersions are contemptible. PERSONAL MENTION. Chas. Lundbc-rg has returned from California. Mrs. J. D. Sutherland, of Portland, is iu the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tallant. Frank Fabre went to Portland last evening, .tie has given up all idea oi starting a restaurant here. L. II. Rboadcs, of Bay Center, W. T., was in tho city yesterday. He reports the usual fine weather in bis section. Mr. Frank J. Strcibig nnd Miss Maggie Gilbert were married in Portland last evening. The fair bride is a sister of Mrs. A. V. Allen, if this city, where sho has frequently visited. Mr. end Mrs. 0. W. Fulton re turned yesterday from a visit to tbe national capital. Mr. Fulton handed the electoral vote of Oregon to the president of the senate on the 2t3lh of last month; of all tbe 33 state mes sengers, his was tbe farthest journey from bis home to Washington, D. C. Mow Meu Die. If we know all tho methods of ap proach adopted by an enemy we are the better enabled to ward off the danger nnd pospone tho moment when surronder becomes inevitable. In many instances the inherent strength of the body suffices to enable it to op pose tuo tendency toward .deatn. Many however have lost these forces to such an csteut that there is little or no nclp. in otner cases a little aid to the weakened Lungs will make all the difference between sudden death and many years of nsofnl life. Upon tbe Hrst symptoms or a Uongu, (Jold or any trouble of the Throat or Lungs, givo that old and wellknown remedy Boschee's German Syrup, a oarful trial. It will prove what thousands say of it to be, the "bene factor of any home." Your First ValentlLe. Can you remember, portly, solid man of business, the first valentine you ever sent? I'll warrant you can, vith much more distinctness than von can your last. It was when yon -vero an apple faced sohool boy and rulked a mile every morning to the red school house under tho hill. Yon ero bashful in those far away, half forgotten days, and you did not often tare to speak to a girl. Blue eyed lary, who sat just acro33 tbe aisle 'rom yon, seemed just perfection to ;ou then, uud you saved up your ennie3 for some weeks before Valen ine day to buy her a bit of lace pa ier inclosing a colored picture and learing a gilt motto. I'll warrant con remember as plain as if it were bat yesterday just what that motto vas, and just bow ashamed you felt vhen vou nut a stamn on the envel- pe containing it and sent yonr first drop letter.'' Perhaps in utter years ou came to know Mary better, per nios she laughed at your valentine ind perhaps shs never knew who sent t. Batjt's your boy not yon who .ends the valentine this year. Valentines' Day of Old. In times gone by the girls and boys if old Euglaud and Scotland used to have a jolly time on St. Valentines i.iy., A learned traveler, named Mis mil, iu the early part of the lastceu nry, thus describes the custem: "An equal number of maids and bichelors get together, each writes sheir trim or some feigned narap on eparate billet, which they roll up ind draw by way of lots, the men taking the maid's billets aud the men ibe maid's, sti that each of the young nen lights upon a girl that be calls 'lis valentine, and each of the girls ipon a young man that she calls bers. Bv this moans each has two valen tines, but tho man sticks faster to the valentine that has fallen to him than the valentine to whom be is fallen. Fortune having thus divided the lompany into so many couples, the valentines give balls and treats to their mistresses, wear their billets several days upon their bosoms or sleeves, and this little sport often nds in Iovp." They tanst have bad lots of fan in those good old times. O listen I if witluu yoiii home Some gentle one Is fading; Takcwariilnz, ere a summons come, Tour happiness invading. For all the suffering she endures Is needless, did you kimw it; Tnc "Favorite Prescription"1 cures Unceasing praises snow it. Trulv "a Uuiuetio d blessing" is the mnrvfirms snecfie Dr. Pietce's Favor ite 1'iBcriptlon for the ills of woman. Who that sees a dear face growing each Uv more ethereal but will rejoice to loam that the vrlfe or daughter ma yet be savod.and the fa nlly circle pre served unbroken? Don't despalr.buttrj it, even If the doctor say there Is "no euro" it l the onlv medicine. cold by druggists, for womau'a peculiar weak nesses auu alinieuu), uiiuer u pusmvr ni irantee from the manufacturers, that it will rI ve satisfaction In every case, or money will oe reiuuucu. ;" (ju.uau tee on bottle-wrapper. Furnished Uoouis lo Lot. First class, and well located : apply to T. M. Dwyer, next door to W. W. Par ker's resilience. J Tender, Juicy Steak at Jeff'. COCNCIb PROCEEDINGS. In tbe city council last evening a communication from health offioer Tattle was road, reporting nine cases scarlet fever, two cases diphtheria, and one case varioloid and detailing treatment of same and present status, was received and referred. A communication from chief en gineer A. V. R. Sdyder recommend ing that two pipe lines bo constructed for fire purposes, one near J. A. Dev lins, and one near tho Columbia can nery; referred. .,,,-.. The resignation of J. M. Olsen as captain of polico was received and accepted. Chief Barry reported that he bad appointed Robt Kirby to temporarily fill the vacancy occasioned by J. M. Olsen's resignation and recommend ing that he be ejected to fill the va cancy permanently; laid on the table. The committee on the auditor and police judge's report, reported regard ing same, showing that expenditures for '83 were 25,375.48; and recom mending the employment of an ex pert and asking for further time to report; report adopted. City attorney Noland reported ad versely on M. J. Kinney's claim for rebate on city tax assessment; report received snd filed. The auditor and police judge re. ported for month of January, show ing that receipts of police court were 3130: report referred. Tbe committee on curfew ordi nance reported recommending that the ordinance accompanying be passed: report adopted. Councilman Bergman of the com mittee on extension of Concomley street, asked for further time to re port, which was granted. An ordinance prohibiting any mi nor under 16 unaccompanied by parent or guardian from wandering or loitering abont the streets after eight p. m., from October to May, and nine p. m.. from May to October, and requiring the ringing of a curfew bell at those hours, was read nrst ana second times: MavorPage suggested that the tapping of the bell clause be left out, the presnmption being that the average Astoria boy could tell what time it was without having a bell rung to tell him. An ordinance to provide for licens iuk and regulating barrooms, etc., was read first nnd second times and laid over. An ordinarce amending the Astoria Street railway franchise, was read second time nnd laid over. The following claims were ordered paid: Sunset Telephone Co., S3; Astoria Gas Light company, S32.15, S108.50; Astoria Electric Light Co., 3176; Jas. Gardiner, 818; Astoria Iron Works, 810 10; H. Jacobsen. 75 cents; Clatsop Mill company, 8432, S71.04, 31320,814.40; W.H. Smith, 8513.65. Tho following resolutions were adepted: Resolved, That the auditor and po lice judge be instructed to give no tice of improvement of Cbenamus street from the west side of Main street to west end of street: adopted. Resolved, That the street commit tee and street superintendent surrey West 7th street, from Water street to the south end of that street, and rec ommend proper grade thereof. Resolved, That the auditor and po hoo judge give notice of the proposed .jauBpauwuoiJiu improvement of West Cth street, from south side of Wall street to the south .t , m .- ., . .. ., .1 oawu u( iat.i orcein Councilman Welch wanted to know l vellV Q?t a mnnfti mna r.ii.1 Fn. a t,rrrl house, and moved that the auditor and police judge be instructed to is sue no more warrants for the mam i tenance of tho aforesaid dog house, tho motion was not seconded. Councilman Welch called attention to the non enforcement of tbe cow or dinance. The matter of paving 810 n month to an electrician was also inquired into. Councilman Cleveland spoke of the inability of the committee ou health and police to agree on officer Olsen'a successor, and would refer it to the couucil. To fill the vacancy Fred Oberg's name was placed in nomination and elected by a vote of four to ene: ad journed. The Comic Valentine Fiend. He nourishes still, tho comic valen tinefiend. His idea of the most exqusite pleas ure in life is to outrage your delicate self witu some ridiculous caricature of yonr persona lity. Areyoan little "near?" He will send you a wretched verso md a worse cut of a miser. Are you inclined to be portly? He will exasperate you with a beastly cut of a fat monster and a disgrace fully comic motto. Perhaps you are slender? Then he does you up with a picture of a scrawny being and some exceedingly thin rhyme. Maybe your hair isn't so luxurious as it once was? Then he pictorially cans you uaia head. Perchance you wear glasses? You are pictured as "U d Hoeca" Away with this self supposed funny creature, who desecrates the day sa cred to amorous rhyme and languish ing enromatio lithography I .Let us none of him. Let all thin men, fat men, bald men, weak eyed men. econ omical men, all men in fact, for all men have suffered, join in one grand orusade for the extermination of the comic valentine fiend- Their Business Booming. Probably no one thlnuhas caused such a general revival of trade at J. W. Conn's Drug Store as his giving away to their customers if -.n mnnv frp trial bottles of Dr. Kinc's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous inthlsverv valuable article froai the fact that It always cures and nnVOr rllannnAlnto rn?..l.a r.t.lc Asthma, Bronchitis, Cionp, and all tnroat and lung diseases nnfckly cured. You can test it before buying bygetting a trial bottle free, large size SI. Every uuuiu wurranicu. GMltoen Cry forPitclier's Castoria EVERY NIGHT I SCRATCHED: Until tho Skin -was ratr, Ttody covered -with urates like spots or mortar, Cured by Cttlcara Rem edies. I am going to toll you of an extraordinary change jour uticuk Kt'Mtrms performed n me. About the 1-t of April Ian I noticed so mo red pimple 1 ko coming out all over my body, but thought nothing of it until tomo time later on. when it bouan to look liko ti-ots of mortar spotted on, and which cams ff in layer", a companird with itching. I would Fcratch every night until I was raw, then tho next night tbe Males, beinx furmort mean while, were scratched off again, In rain did Iooniult all tho doctors in the country, but without aid. after giving up all hopes of re covery. 1 happened to soo an advertisement in tho newspaper aboi tjoorCUiiruai lUiih :s and purchased them from mvriraggisi, and obtained almost immoliato relief. I be- tan tu notice that the fcaly eruption gradually ropped off and disappeared one by one, and hare been full) cured. I had tho disease thirteen months before I bezan talu. KtheCU TicurtA R meiiiks and in four or Gvo weeks was entirelv cured My disease was eczema and psoriaiu I recommended tbei'tmi UK . KEMKDIE3 to all in my vicinity, and I know of a great many who have taken them, snd tha-.k me for the knowledge of them especi ally mothers who have babes witu scaly erup tions on their head and bodies I'cannot ex press In words the thanks to .vou for what tho Cv ICUka KEMKDlKShatebeentomo .My body was cot ered with scales and I wa an awful spectacle to heboid, .Now my skin is as nice nd clear as a baby's UEO, tfjriil. Merrill, Wis. Sept 21, 18i7. Feb 7. 1ESS. Not ft trace whfitsnarpr r.f lli disease from which 1 suffered has shown italf since my cure. UEO. COihY. We cannot do luetics to tbeo;tepi in wnlth Cuticuka, the great skin cure, nnd - L'nu - it a or, and exquisite SMn beautifier, pre pared from it, anuCTiCUKA itts i.Vkt, the new Blood I'unfier. aro held by the thous ands upon tbouands whose lives have boon made happy by tho cure of agonizing, humil iating, itching, scnlv and pimdy di-ea;e of tho skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair. Sold everywhere. Price: Ccticura. TCc. : SOAP, 25c. ; If k30LVkjt, Si U). l'ropared by the I'oitku imca ajd Chemical Co., Boston, Mass Sendfor"llow to Ccro Skin Diseases," 01 pages, &J illustrations, and luu testimonials Q 1 1UI PLES. black-head, red. rough, chapped I lltl and oily skin prevented by Cctictra Soap. Catarrh to Consumption. Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to and undoubtedly lea is on to consumption It it therefore fingular that those afflicted with this fearful disease -hould not m.ko it the object of their lives to lid thcinselve oi it heceptive remedies cocco ted by iznor ant pretenders to medical knowhdjo hiivo weaken- d the confidence of to j great majori ty of sufferera in all advertised remidiei. Ther become resigned to a lifu of mist-rv rather than torture themselves with doubtful palliatives. But this will never do. Catarrh mut be met at every stae and combated with all our might- In many cases, the disease has as sumed danzeruus symptoms the bono and CiTtill-igeof thence, tho organs ofbeiring, of seeing and uf tasting to affected at to be useless, ibe urula o elongated, ibe throat so inflamed and irritated as to produce a con stant and distressing cougn Sanfohd's Kadical cukk moots every phase of Catarrh, from a simple head cold U the most loatosutne and destr icuvo stage3 It is local and coa-titutionaL InUnt in re lieving, permanentln curing, safe, cconoml- phI and nGVer-ffiilln? Each packago con'aiaj one bottle of tho Eadioa. Cuke, one box Cataicrhal H !. vent, and an improved Imialeh, with treatise; price.su; Fo-itee Dkuo xTCriKMrcAi. Co., Boston Pains and Weaknesses OF rEM.VI.ES Instantly relieved by the Cntt. UIH l,ll-llll lIt1Cr.a new. mst agrecab'o.instantaneoas and Infallible pain-killing plaster. cspcIaJly adapted to relievo l-o-malo l'oins and Weaknesses War- m , superior to all oth.r platers, iaSB , . noiVcCtAhtidoteto Fain, inflam mation and n caKi ess y t compounueu ai . . .- : . ,. .. all druggists. 25 cnts live for $1 (W; or post' ?B ,ri?;,' mV.T .roAIMri,niiiiji v f urtirit. .n v 7rfB 'Uffisrsss ''T '"re A Pleasing- Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup cf Figs, as it act3 gently on t-e Kidneys, Lrvxii Bowels Effectually C!siah:j the System -when Cosuve or li.l.0U3, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and jionnanently curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION without weakening cr irritatin2 tho or gans on Mhioh it nets. For Sale In SOoau.l 81.00 Bottles by all I.cadlus; irusguis. iiANcncrcxrj) env tr tea oAnroENiA pig syeup go. Sis rcjuxisco, Cal., LOCI5V1LI-., Kt., XmtYoecN.Y J. C. CLINTON DEALEK IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FRUITS. NUTS, Candies. Smokers' Articlo"s, Eto. New Goods Received Dally. Orioit City Hook Ktore. CO TO . Thompson & Boss And got some of those Ko. Oao California Canned Fruits AND VEGETABLES. We Are Selling Cheap S$pFIGs r f J aiSMS) Eemnant All odd lengths of goods accumulated in the various departments will be placed on our counters this week and B.HC!' QFJii I nw r4?r 1 H H wi J A J I I I -, 1 met Dick the other day, and he ; 1 aked hlui seemed sort'er puzzled what's the matter? and sez ho, I Want to get myself a new su't, ami needed a rev; and sez hi, jouknow, Jim, my oldest boy he's going - TO college to get edlcatcd, and he musf havo a new rig, Dut ray po ket book Is getting sri'er hungry, and 1 don't know what to do ! Cgg here, sez Iter Dick! ynn that lUU ain't aware of the fa-t HERMAN WISE Is selling his stoc'j off at greatly reduced prices, In rder to make room for his immenso SPRING stock. Uo I Uq I raet DIck 2 dlJS later? Iu! fid! and sez he, as he laffed and aivo mo tho Lndeo wink ! !t do beat anvthlne hnw IIERilAN WISE, that little feller iu tbe Occident Hotel build ing, slaughters clothing. ARBEaEtSS Pi THE ana ysoisii TOBM, To Gray's Harbor. AND SHOALWATER BAY. The Steamer GEN. MILES. W. r. WniTCOMU, Master, Will leave for Gray's Harbor Every Tuesday Will soil for Slioal water Bay oneo a month, midgut jusuues. TILLAMOOK, Shoalwater Bay and Gray's Harbor The P. & C. S. S. Co.'3 Steamer "ALLIAXCE," Will sail from PORTLAND as follews: OKAY'S H AKBOK-TburMlay, tx-tober 1. 11, 1R and 25. Ioveraber 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, Ui-ci-mbrr C. 13, 20 aud 27. ssllOALWA'lKlt 11 aV Octocr i and 18. N vemberl.lSati'tiO. December 13 and i7. TILLAMOOK Moiiday-OclnbiT 1.15 and J9 November '2 and 2tf. December 10 aud 21. Steamer leaves Portland, from foot of C -tieetatS V. M. on above dates. Astoria 8 A M. the following morninK. Tlie Company reserves Ibe right to cliance lime and place of sailing. b. k. aTItoXO, Fresldeut. C. P. CPrtllUIt, Apeut Astoria. OEO. Jl'LEAX. Siit. FEE EM AX. McLean & Freeman. BLACKSMITHS. Special Attention paid to all Sli.p and Steam biat Repairing HORSESHOEING. I.o;glng CaniD Work a Suecialty. All kinds of BiacksmlthlnR done tu order. shnu. corner Jefferson and Olncy sticcts. Astoria, Oregon. .V Fine ami Well Sclcclc-1 Stock OF Watches, Jewelry,Clocks, etc. AT H. EKSTROM'S Jewelry Estal)llsbmen All goods warranted, as guaranteed. Opposite Crow's gallery, Astoria, Oregon, BOOTS AND SHOES! Of Best Quality, and at LOWEST PRICES, AT THE SIGN OF THEJOLDEN SHOE. 3o:o::Kr su&.:a:isr. Sale! OF COST ! ! The Str. Telephone Fast Time Between Portland and Astoria. LeivlD" Astoria Monday ,.......... a. it, " ' Tuesday ...... M P. SI. Wednesday .7 30 P. M. " Friday 7 HO p. St. " Saturday 1 AKJ P. M. C'nso connections at Kalama to the Sound : at Atorlaitb the Otn. Miles tor llwaco, Ujstervllleand (ira3 Harbor; at foruana niih the u.sc R. It , and west side trains. P & W V. 1C. K ; Vancouver and Orvon City boats, aud Eastern bound trains. Morgan & Sherman. GROCERS And Dealers In IT special Attention Civento Filling Of Orders. A FULL LINE CARRIED And Supplies funitslied at Satis- factory Terms. Purchases delivered in any part of the city. Office and "Warehouse In Hume's New Building on Water Street. P. O. Kox 153. Telephone No. ST. ISTOliM, OREGOIf. For Sale Seaside Lots. CHOICE LOTS IN MULKEV'S ADDT tiou to Ocean Grove for sale upon rea- f sonaiilo term. Now Is the time to buy be fore tho boom. Appiyiu . m OEO. KOI. AND. Or C. It. Thomsoox KORTHERH GROWH PLAHtS, AND SEEDS Are tetcowledzed tbe best, betsg btrdltr( more proaucuTeanajieia ociiw crops FINE ILLUSTRATED CATAXOGTJ2? CdCUklnlcf ooij bus ftfiitlct, nulli4 f(M . p(U uuoa. nutAiuBtii 3. i. avE-a.-2 &S CO, 6t. Paul, Kukma . FlORltTS AUD StEUUEN, pEEWiiiTiaxs rouTHE rmci of t " TflbtcndaosRirnaWKlbiMBlIIaK on Sta. vfll. fcr SQ m air. tend. onTtTudtiMCoa- rtam Haas ni rUcmtoDOa. da PMntia Outfit la balAet. b 'Iba IIit&Ack U tia nuvtvco hV w4t . fitkk u-nriiAa. nn il Bad nsaliat ttusx u ex ftmoothtBtt. MHwTooeUma dt bai tm vdov. ttftwr. or u BAtltatk lT. fi SSt. Tl 90a. tan. B 4ft& H I a 11. jig House Caie Sullies! 51U hi rminv K wB-1 ikVnc HU(V bCBBflk U3$2.CuUiJ.r.Ojtw,-c nUEUXriiC,lX2JiamaSt.,S.T.