r . * W . V. T I MK TAIILE .
r
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North.
July, I860.
South.
9 J» ft. in. Lv.
Portlaud
Ar. • 15 p. in.
10 00 a. m.
lu 2 : a. m.
On w ego
Tualitau
*2 05 p. in.
to « > a. ni.
10 .iO a. in.
rfniocks
Middleton
1 ?A) p. III.
1 p. m.
•J :£ p. in.
11 io n. m. Ar. Newberg Lv. 12 3ft p. 111 .
Duudee
11 5> A. 111.
• - * »»• >“ •
i*A.s!>eiiger and Freight Kate« to all point«
C i » be obtained from Agent Newbcri?.
K. K <> K III. EU,
K. A Ilo A » 0 M A S,
Mgr.
A. (b F. «k I*. A.
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.1. I t l l t T M O O I I K ,
HYSICIAN ANI» sniiiKON. Ofllre And
Ktoililctice One Ulock South of P»».-t Ollier,
Ne w hery, ' Oregon.
F . AV. C . Y B M A X , HI. I>.
Office earner
New In rg, Oregon.
Fir. t
and
Maia
Bt".
I ) . AV.
P H Y S I C I A N & S L K G I 'O N .
Odlce on Mala street #»j.;»»»»ite J. I». Corte;
atore, Newberg, Oregou. Calls made at atl
It,tura. Cheilite ca.es a i.cel illy.
V X •
W. M cCO N NK I.L, M. li.
I 'll YSK1.VN h SURGEON.
Olllce la Ila* Se irci; residence. All calla
)>rnni|Ulv aiticeli. I lo il ly or night. liiseaaC'
nf «voincn and cluldreii a aiieclally.
i
» i : x
t is
'J'.
I)r
I la r o lil C la r k .
X ,. 1 d flllina a speciali). O h * or Vltftllaod
J nlr Riveli lo cxltiei levili.
All «rork warr uited.
Onice mi Cantar atrevt, oppi» Ito Ilio l'est
O Alce,
Ne.« he re,
Oregon.
(
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Issi* Ili» KVKKY
E . il.
Fittila Y «ORNINO.
W O O b W A l t t ).
RUITOll nini l'I'lIblBIIKR.
F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y
\ \ ri l h u u e t t e
H e a l
In s ta te »
C o m
p a n y .
Small Fruit Tracts, All Kinds of Towa And City Proparty For Sals.
J. M. W IU G IIT & SONS, M A N A G E R S.
F. E. Howard,
iNEWBERG FURNITURE
STÖBE,
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Ifl
Watch maker and Jeweler.
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES & CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
FKOFEtf SION A L C A KI >H.
P
I.OMMJN ha» proliaMv thè iurgest dot le per brs'ul. Yu mi:; tr*»es were now b*ar-
in tl.o World. It ha« finir tli.ils Carli of ing liamUomely and th » export of apples
R E A L e s t a t e , l o a n s a n d in s u r a n c e , s t o c k r a n c h e s a n d g r a in f a r m s .
wliich »ro twi nty-two feet «ix ¡ni l.es in i i 1 S.*r* w.is 20,000 box -s. d i i*» j ear one
diamett-r, and tlie epa co hot «e o a every !»ox of F , ipus I.pitz mberg pai l lire ship
! minute tnurked <m il»« fina» is exaclly per a net profit of jjt;o, and three boxes
t«voiveInclit'H. The ti k ai tho |.on.ltllnm of Winesaps were sold ’i» 1'ortlaud for
! Donid tu rettrinlilo lite click, ciick <»f tl.o $102. F rom this time on to ISfiO the full
L A F A Y E T T E , O K .
I T E W E E R G , O K ».
! Mai ksmllh’s hatniner un ilio anvil: unti ami winter sh'pinents hi-mouthly to San
{ no womlur, far Ilio petulnluni is flfteen Francisco |.*er Hteamer were from 3000 to
fcct long, ami it» boi», »winging lo ami irò, OtOO boxes. This season beg.n tho end
[ «volgile reven liilmlroti i»oamls.
Tiiis of high prices, the drop being constant,
L. s I
! giant pendolimi is so acenrate'.y arranactl i u ith but occasional variations until the
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with rine ami iron tidx-s lo counter bui-’ present time.
t f T "A W E L L ASSORTED s t o c k o f F URN TIT RE A L W A Y S ON H A N D
anco changca in temperature, tliat ut one ;
A T r o R T L A N D 1' RI CES.
StiifV riii^ iti N e b r a s k a .
porioti af tlm yoar ils accumulateti errar
BY
far ano burnire 1 an i tlilrtv four .lava «va:«
A gentleman living in our town who
anly four ami u bali secomls.
Tlie came from Nebraska three months ago
NEWBKUG, OREGON.
V. M H O SK IN S SHOE SHOP,
y :m .:
«veight lliat drive« Iba pcndolniii weigli» handed uh a copy of a li tter w hich was
»»no ami a lialf Iona ami is wauml ap once written from Grant Neb. by \V\ S. flag^p- L v T t ATLT S T .
N E W B E K G , O R E G O N .
a vvoek, after Ilio fashion of un auciunt ton to Itev. J. VV. ]ftt\is in Iowa who
ball dock.
sent food and clothing to the Buffers.
After thanking the donors tho writer says;
A motto pasted on the wall at a recent | j |mve diMiibutcd to 247 families (that
brewers meeting read like th is: “ Down ¡g clothing.) And by actual canvas of
with the white livered clergy and the the county, there aro now over 1 >)<) that
Sunday school.”
W hile some of our
iit»lp in that line. 202 families have
readers may feel shocked at the $>olilnc»Ks j not enou^li ioo»l t»a 1 ;st on » month. 32S
of these fellows, we aro glad to Bee them j,oVe jl(j grain whatever to feed their
S.1A-FKKD W IU , EE UKOl'ND EVERY SATl lttlAY
speak their real heartfelt sentiments, j teams, 4‘.)2 have no fuel except cow chips,
r.tiNTB, On,, V.uiNiMi, and On. Count.
A tine lino of tho latest style» j
Wu like to see men out and out, just what , allij j „ ort. than one half of these have no
of \\ .«LI. F ai ku .
fliey are and then wo know where to find , means of buying, Tho others by selling
thorn. Such expressions, which a;e only j tj k0 btlle teed they have could provide
fit for annrclii-BM t»» make, only l»a;l«n tlio for tlio winter. 301 farmers have no
-CA1.L ANIl SEE CS.-
V»*E GUAUANTEE SATISFACTION TO OUR CUSTOMEl’.S.-
P eusi \fEH, F ancy and T oii . ut articles.
I ’ ooks of I ntkbkht and S tation
iluv wl.en ìlio indifferent ones of tho hot seed to plant for next years crop. This
ter olemi’iit of Rociuty «« ¡11 t:»’t th(*ir eyoa is tho result of t wo years of total failure
ery of all styles.
S chool K ook « and S chool S e n lies .
open. The lirowiivj intorcts of Ilio 1 oi in nearly the whole county. The jieople
led Hiatt»» «re falline into tho hand» of across tlie line lu ( ulorad i aro even wot sc
h foreign element thut entes nothing for off if |»)«»il»lo than they are litre.
My
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUXIiEV DAY or SIGHT.
D E A L E R IN
American 1 ni-.t It ut io n ., und Ilio »¡«n s of field extends from 13 to twenty miles in
Ilio limes indicate tln iftlio day i» fast to Colorado. The ntato ¡8 doing hut little
Give us a Call.
P ost O ffice D rfu S tore .
hastening when all lover» of ^(»xl govern for them «ot. What they will do when
ment will bo comt»ollod to arisi! and de- tlio legislature men Is I do not know. A
inarnl tlm Hii|»|ircHsion of tliia gigantic blizzard or continuous cold weather
O PPO SITE B A N K ,
C EN TER STREET.
evil.
would cause very great suffering and
donbtiess loss of life us well a» of stock.
(to hundreds of »»pure miles not a Bush
• • T it« Si>«‘lliit * S h o o l. ”
el of corn wa« rai.-ed and only ubont one
A larj/o crowd gathorod at Friends’
bushel of wheat pi racroon the average.
church last .Monday night and paid their
PROPRIETORS OF THF
Straw even is scarce. There is no hay at
1T E W B E E - G , O K E G O E .
nicklo to ecu “ Samantha A llen " of
ail. The corn «vas cut for fodder hut the
‘‘.lonOHvillo” j reside over un old time
«talk» were so very »lioit that there is
Before sending your children away from homo to school investigate the merits of
"U ooeier” »polling »eliool.
Mr». I). ('.
but little of that feed.
II. Cox whoeatno from K a n ««» a »hurt
lu distiibuting for our county I learned
timuugo, wliero »ho wim '»tato Kti|»orln-
thut many children have no undercloth
toinlont of nurcotie» In tho W. C. T. I
I
ing whatever except flour sacks with
W o Have Increased tho Capacity of our Factory and are now Prepared
played tho tolc of “ Samantha" and play
h I covch put into them of tho samo mater
ed hor part well.
Mr«. Mary M ltihcll
to Supply the Demand. T ilt Delivered on Board the Cars at Factory Prices, j W e are prepared to offer better advantages now than at any time in the past.
ial. Women have been coni|«*llcd to use
¡F ive courses of study: via.
G R A M M A R SCHOOL, A C A D E M IC , C O M M E R
and Mr«. Achie Morri-t cho«o up, giving
the last sheet in tlie house to make under-! sell(i for Price I 1 st.
l i I .MS Ä. H I N T ,
every one present an opportunity to take
C IA L , M U SIC and A R T .
««ear for themsclvcH and children, and |
a »pel». Forty-four stood up on each i.ide
Successors to
tlie»e being worn out they have no means
The Grammar school and Academic courses gives opportunities for a thorough
and “ Samantha" »tood In tlm center of
of replacing them. Mu-t of tho men
J. E D W AR D S,
and refined education. In the Commercial course students may obtain a practical
the room and "gave oul” as wo used to
have been Ktippliid with outi r garments
working know ledge of Book-keeping, AO,
»ay. She informed tho »pellers that etio
and
many of lliem with overcoats. Under N'eyvlsorg-, O regrn ti.
would commence at at» and Hindi to in-
In the Music course instruction will bo given on the Plano and Organ. Piano for
clothing or tlio material out of which to
eouv pat-1 bll-i-ty. and onconrageii every
practice will be furnished students at $1.00 per month. In the Art course instrue
make it, for women ami rh ild rgi. shoes
body to bo ‘ pi art like.” Tim ranks were
tion will be given in Crayon Drawing and Oil Painting.
For Catalogue,
and stocking“ , are tho greatest need in
souii tinned out a» all its poor »ladlers fell
li e clothing line at present.
Address,
E D W IN M O R R ISO N , Principal.
licforetbo bard words us green clover
E. C. H ANSON.
M A R T IN COOK,
wilt« in tlie hot «un. John Hodgkin who
Tlie Baltimore .1 nwricn i is advocat
Notary
Public.
m tlie days of yore was a profcB-ionnl
ing a tax on bachelors. There are nnm-
imilugogue, »tood on tho floor longest and
li. rs of men «vho would willingly pay ativ
carried of the palm as tho Ixist »)«dler.
tax, and consider their freedom cheap at
W E L L S DUG A T 35 CENTS P E R F O O T._/ g#
\fter tho inat'-h was o«-er a performance
that.— Port Townsend Leader,
wax given l.y a numlier of ladie» in which
tlio ililleient nntlomiliile» of tin- world
The Port Townsend I.r u lr r says: Miss
were represented.
Many of the ladie»
Elaine G ooiale, a teacher among the In
ivoro coatumos that weto ipiitc neat and
dian«, is to marry a full blooded Sioux.
two children Were (|ee»»ed, ono aa a Chi
This is, of course, upon tho theory that
M IN T IIO R N AD D IT IO N to Portland.
Fine farms and fruit lamia
nese rhil»l and tho other a» ft Japanese,
Elaine has first pittled, she ««ill now en
>11 of whi. il added interest ami life to tlie
near Netvborg and lots, acre and five acre tracts in H U R L E Y ’S
duro, and then embrace (tie opportunity
exerel«e». Tho dilteroiit countries repre-
AD D IT IO N to Newberg.
For sale by
of her life.
aemed were America, Mrs. K. 15. Miles,
essay with Mi»H May Hoover dressed a»
A ln s lu iti I ’ it m i l tiff.
an Indian g irl;
France, Mrs. Mira
Since rclenee ha.« demonstrated that
Em ery;
Spain, Mrs, Allen Smith;
Newberg, Oregon.
Ollice on Main Street,
Egypt, Mr«. Mariana R e e »;
Greece, some forms of vegetation i xlst in ice, it
Mrs. Melissa Ilutler; Norwav, Miss Ha Is nut to l»e wondered at that even in tlii»
worth;
Madagascar, Mrs, Lucy H a high latitude such a vocation as fanning
worth; Ireland, Mrs. itinvermat. ; C hi is possible. Owing to tlie beneficent in
na, Mrs. Aelile Morris; Denmark, Mrs fluence of that northward stream from .la-
lim a 1!. Miles; Mexico, Mrs. R .H 'oop I pan’» balmy chorea, tho astronomic«'
er; India, Mrs. Wvosnor; Turkey, Mrs. climate of our sea level is much modified,
aieI a system of soil tending ii being in
Mary A. lloh son ;
Inpan, Mrs. Mary
Mitchell; tierinrny, Mrs. Groli';
Eng augurateci that resemble« very much in
land, Mrs. Hartley;
South
America, practico utnl results the agriculture of
Mrs. K iik ; ltu«»iu, Miss Mary Cook; Norway and S n u d iti. Our season is
AND A L L K IN D S OF F A R M M A C H IN E R Y .
-'RANK WOOD, General Contractor, (T . O. Lock Box 22 ¿tt?
•»¡« ii tor planting uhi.ut the middle of
Africa, Mr«. II ill.
May and ime can leadilv count on freedom
The ladie.« were only 1, cn llirce i i four
from severe frosts until the first of Octo
day» in preparing for tlie entertainment
and deserve credit for lie* m i .cess attain ber. During these months most of the
ed. Nearly twelve dollars ««ere taken in day« are dark and rainy, hut the Unipor-
uturc remain« very eipiable. Ti e nui in
Something N e w .
at tho door.
C A L L A N D E X A M IN E GOODS.
hi« most northward limit shines upon in
with a very shv and « id ilong glance, hut
DR. YO U N G ,
M ig li I ' f i c c s T or 1’ ru M .
our hill slope« are tilted n;.«o as to receive
\\. S. Pinvn.L
J. J, S»nri.»tY.
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P
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t
M
X A U Y S I HO EON.
Dr. .1. R. Cardwell pre.-i I m t of the hi« ray- ;€•» ■ lie.illy vellicai th n raving
P O W L L I j Ä S in P L K V ,
Oregon Stale II.irli«u'.tmal S a id y read jas miii'li polar laut uh | ossililc. Only
a pa|>er «n lic late meeting o' the «.v ie »« i hardy crop* houvvor ran ho grown, rui -I i
Tlie treatment of horses a s|»ecialty.
ami Donlers in
ill ««Ili,di lie gate untili information ! an mtaha^as, tinnipa, carrots, cabbage
UKCH'KUIKS P1.0CR KKK1» HAY ami
^ J
Calls attendeil with |>rou»ptne*«.
uhout fm it rairing in early days in this and potatoes. Our situation near mining
UR AIN.
OliKiaiN.
N e «« iu : rg ,
JnO, Cor. Freut Jk Jefferson Sts.
«tate. The Levellin g lu* refera to wan u c.uni furni>l» 0 H uh viti» an excellent
O
^7»
PORTLAND, OREGON.
brother of Jumea l evellin g of our town market fot every kind of j»ri>iluco. V h
M l U IN K R Y and DKKSS.M AKING.
who U working in tho Newberg Nursery in i ’alifotnia good j iit cs have led men
11', latti.
Filtered a’< second class in ut ter ut the post
olile« at NewbcrR, Oregon.
Tur: VimHcator of Fast Portland and
U h » Albina Cont ici- are uinkìn# a vigoioiis
1 ick n^rtihHt tl»e «•onsoli.lation idea. It ¡-
only a question of timo whon Portland
will Btiallow all lit»r RubtirliH witli u m ili'
e ven if a fai Iti re is rnade tiiis tinnì. Woll
Oregon onglit to bava one big city.
O ut of twenty-four deeds tilt'd for record
as noted in last wet'ks county papers four
teen were from New berg and the imme
diate ricinity. The other teu were from
viiiiotH puitH of the county.
“ Yamhill
»gill* the world,” and Newbcr* and Che-
lialem valley against tho rest, of Yamhill
I. a F aykttk has organized a Hoard of
Trade with a membership of twenty-sev
en. .1. M. NY tight is president, John
Thom|»son neeretarv and It. P. P»iid
treasurer. A t the close of the tirst meet
ing it was ordered that each member pay
ten cents in order to have money to buy
stationery ac.
P.eware of Hindi extrava
ganee brethren and don’t go into business
beyond your ability to manage.
I t seems that a major it v of the mom*
Ivrs of the M«tbodist Episcopal tdiureb
favor cluinging tl»o constitution so as to
admit women as repr-» entatives to the
general eon fere nee. Returns are in from
,“»US districts which show a vole of . \ l,t>)2
of which IHvl/.L’S were < list in favor and
117,(174 against the amendment.
The
districts In aid from compri-e about three-
fifths of the districts of the fo ile d States
This looks like light was beginning to
shine in on the brethren of the M. E.
chun h.
“ S. ai . oons build up ft town“ —w ith blear
eyed street bummers and la/v loafer
who H|s»ml nil their money fur naught
S» c 1 » ihi | houses and clmrehes attract a
class of people who want to get their
children under the he t of inthieuces, and
who save their money to build neat e<>m-
fortable homes. If any of our population
don’t feel easy with their Bin roundings, a
change of location would probably rnuVe
them to find their level.
All tho avail
able room in this town appears to be
wanted by |»eople who appreciate church
and * hool influences.
ç > y r M/
DRUGS and MEDICINES.
Wc carry
full line Cf POPULAR PATENT aill FAM ILY MEDICINES
ani PURE DRUGS for Prescriptions.
J. D. TARRAHT & SON, Proprietors.
JFe have remodrlcd oar M ILL atul can m:v m an
ufacture FLOUR of tlir best grade, by the FULL
ROLLER PROCESS.
'
Casli paid for Wlieat
Newberg-,
Oregon,
JO S . W IL S O N ,
and PROVISIONS,
C, F. Moore & Co.
R E E S
N
& IH E T T H S T T .
e w b e r g
rP i l e
Friends’ Pacific Academy,
I^ îx c to ry
All Frizes of Drain Tile Kept Constantly on Hand.
T IR T E W D S 5 P A C IF IC A G A ID E M Y o
A
LOTS IN
TH E OREGON L A N D GO’S
T lie
M
c K i n le y
l i t 11.
has not affected our business.
*
We con.
tinue digging Wells up to 3 and one
COOK & HANSON,
half feet diameter, within the City Lim
its, at 35 cents per foot, and wall the
same at 15 cents per foot.
C h r is t e n s o n
B r o s .
Headquarters for Wagons, Hacks, Buggies
and Carts,
i
Property owners to furnish the Brick.
Yours Respectfully,
Olin? Sitil and Qliver Citilld Plows.
Monitor Sooders and Brills.
* Something New.
COMMISSION 0
MERCHANTS
U l
H A T «
I T O M I
X < >.
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at }>resont. Pr. Cardwell mi > »: It was to overcome m«n> natura'di.MitlvantageH.
A full line oT Millinery goods. New Arrivals
in Ilio Hummer of 1.4*7 that llendereon In fat t it in only fiilmloua I'rices that ren-
of the latest styles every week. Cutting and
Lewelliug, »>f Iowa, brought a. tush tho j dor agriculture at all |»rnmah!i».
ft ting by the French bias system. Location on
plain« noverai hundred y. ariing grafted j Moat of our soi! has been funned by tho
Main St.
tree«—apple, pear, cherry, plum, prune aeeumulation of tuona dying and being
l l o l SKnntl SHIN I'A IN T E K
M r «. N ettie H ax sow .
W e haA*o always had full failli in the j and peach, and aeveral vnrictica i f grapes, buried under the pu « eecding yoc.rsgrowth.
Paper MAIN ST. N K W !tERG. OIt.
lionne» painted In the latest UN IS.
Umcflciai e ffiv l» to I k » du ived from a .nid berne«. To pueecpafully trannport This in of varying thukne-^ blit never of IhimHng, Grsiaiag, .Staining and Hartl oil
good application of soap and wafer to the I them they were placed in foil in two large j great depth, and rents upon a bed of bro* finish,
M Y SON J O H N
exterior of the human t\stein, but it ( hitxen made to tit a wagon le d . They 1 ken stone and g raw ! furni.-hing tino drain*
I
lay
sick
for
*ix weeks In tlie hot month of An
ditto by D A Y or C O N T R A C T.
! gust anti all his cry was
aeemB that they are now trying a similar weiecarefully uttended t«> and watered ngo. Hut for thin the al:n*»>t couMant
Shop on Main Street,
"W A T K It, W A TE R . W A T E R ,’*
process on the inner man. The Scienti until they wetvimfely planted on the bank rainfall wo;»M rcn.lcr it imj m M o I o cui-
We are prepared to bore and wall wells on
Newberg, Oregon.
fic American says : 1 hiring tire past year of the Willamette, near tin* prenci»! villa/»» tivato.
| short notice, for Wets, per foot, the property
M'veral pl»>>¡» i.ins in New Y irk have tii- of Muuauki«*, t latkainus county. This
Another soil formation is the dopo? it of
owner furulsl|iug the tiling.
D. w. «St J as . C ummins .
ed, with gr itifying sue.* »**, \ novel tr»*.«t- was tho find On'gon ftruit orchard and glacier mud at the Ma v a r o tei in inni ion
Newberg, Oregon.
tuetll for dys|K‘|»sia and cancer *»f the , reali)’ the nuelriiH of the gn»at fruit inter- of these ice rivers. This formation is a
stornai li l»y washing out that oigan. The c«tH which are now Hindi a eutireo of pro bluish sticky sulw>tam*e, ecn po:e»l of
*
SA M U E L KOBSON
process is very simple and not dangerous. i fit to tiie horticulturist!« of the «tate. .\ pulverize»! fragments broken from tho
A long ilexih.e pi|>e is | ass« d d.»wn the William Meek, v h o brought a pack of ap sitlcs of the mountains and glacier I h *
throat until one end is in the »bunach. ple needs from the Fa^t forme«l a partner* and ground by the onward movement ot
Tho tipper en I lu s a funnel attariosi, in ship with Mr. l evellin g, and together the ice. These »leposits are similar to
to which hot water is poured until the . th«»y start ed a num*ry in 184S. Tho next
Iv i.
stornai h is filled. Th*» weight of the wa season yearling tr»'»*« sold at from 7»0 cents
ter in the pi|H* and funnel gives a hydrau to |l each, ami t!»»* nurn» rymen h.ul a»ore melting of tlio xluii. r. :u..l ;.re I.... .1 at
gO O U 3
lU R y
Dt?
A R T IS T .
lic pressure sufficient to distend the st lu customers than they coutil supply.
tn
» > \«-r>
«f«k.
t-mon
Portraits «-nlar^vil to life sizt and fitiislioil
nch. The pi|H‘ has an a|»erture big enough
After a time Mr. L evellin g’s orchard Ii ■ ii ant »1 filo i xleti«ive Imin^ larve
. . r
, . .
_.
t ,
.
1
it in Crayon India Ink or Water C olon,
to hold a lead prtici!. After the stornaci» began to bea» fruit, which, l'r. t ardaci!
R oom ovkr M ihire B ros ., Ditt o S tork
has been ti Heil, the funnel end of the pipe sa) s, was delicious and brought exceed generally cuvem l with various kinvls »»f
NF.W Bl.K G , O REG O N.
is turned down until it is lower fl an the ingly high prhv* . $1 t*er |**>nnd l*eing paid grass, rarely with trees, ami sj»rea»l as
bottom of the sfornai h. ami the stomach f >r the tir>t apples s»»l»L Phi* tirst l*ox «»f level Iw*tort* th«» f»* >t of flu* mountain an
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is emptied as a barrel of any fluid is «»m|>- apph's brought to Portland sold for $7" - the a» tii»n «»f gl.i. i» r stieams meeting title
».r » i H r . » « , havr »t.rtrit a Cabinet »h.»r»on,
fied through a siphon. The process may or $1 |s»r apple fi»r the lot.
waves » an mak»» them. It is in these i.s>-
btork w.-.t .«I Jour«' h -.11 aa.l .re prepariM (•»
t'alifornuns, ir¿lit hungry and with ple laìe«l «listai» ts tlmt a tew ha\e taken up
.1« Sr.t r i m «.»r* with the lit u i impr-.v. i
lie repeated several times. The result is
nixi-Mncrv N.w w . t I i .tr>i.f t.. .'Mer
Rrtii*
that the uniiigrsted food and mucus are thoric pmses. hi«l high for <ìregt»n surplus their lonely abode, se|H T;*#« ti fr» in the
in «-.«tir .»l.t fiirntiiirv *n.l cet It repairv.t. Wv
w.rr.nt v ir »..rk I.» h« first f t u . aa.l lo«f
washed out, and flit* hot water closes the fruit, and in 1 ' »;» a I w Iwixes of apples, mining » .mi|« ami tow ns by strvtcbes of
prim . Uiv. ti. « rail.
bhxrd vessels and reduces li. (Urn at ion. Mee’iivly bound with strap iron (AS was s » m road. Every art hi«» |iir»li.i**«l f«»r
lin « « f « Kitoa.. Si-wbrr,, t>r.
Tfie relief is immediate. The dyspeptic !l»»» custom in those »lavs to protect the 1 iomce>n<umpli<>n must tn* brvmght in by
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l»»ay huA-e lii*« stomach wtmliel 'Hit l»efore triti * from thieve*, w ere sliip|ss| t»» San ofieti b a t and every |T.*lu» t must find
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a mea!, so I bat be can take a fresh Mart. Franciseo and sold ul |2 |*er pound. In an out let th«» same wav. liny land fur
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After the l.ipu* of a sufficient time for I h .4 VH> hinhels of apples were -*hippe»l nishes them with the pruni, a! m eins ot SII >KT \ iTl’CK.
ordinary digestion, the stomach may l«e te lite t tol.ten t »ate, the sal«* «>1 w In» It iH»t* iivehh«HMi, wdiile |Mrti«»iiH f.irtiter from L IN K OK I, r \I»A T R IM M FD GO » 1 >S
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washed out again. This pr*H »*s* lias heen t»*d the shinjuT* ! «>•»» f i ÀO t»» $2 p»*r the lieach mk »; i learn to lu». 4 !» ut ti.e ii« k - t>N II \\D.
All work in oar me done in a workman-
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in u»*f st I» i N w Yoik H ôp ita l, we an |«(»;ind. In lW H if M hudie’s were Sold lin.* U the plow.
like manner. shop on First Street,
Ma». S. E. S mith .
•motuicd, (or soiue tunc.
in the sAine market at from $20 to $ »> *
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Capital Siaci. $30.000
JESSE ED W ARD S,
11. C. M IL K S , ..
MOSES* V O T A W ,
President.
Vice-President.
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CertitU atea of Deroeit issued payai !e on demand.------------- Exchange bonglit and
sold.-----------Good ncti-s dieeoonted.----- ■ lV | «fita rtreived snl.jrit to rherk at
sigi it and a cenerai hanking bn.-inosa transacted.-----------Collection* made on ail
aivossahle points in the United States and Canada.
Sr TILTOX, Portland.
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