Tillamook headlight., February 06, 1896, Image 6

leading farmers to act as stool pig- schooner cannot cross after s|,e
eons, by giving them some of the jgets inside. Well, in answer to
stock free. Every community ol that we will say that the steamer
ill
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“The I.t ailinfi Ain< rieuri Set
T he C ounty O fficial P aper farmers about to engage in the Harrison crosses this same sliallu»
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A BOOK of 1H4 pa^es, moro compì, te than ever be
I
fore; —hundreds of illustrations, pictures painted from
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^■nature-I t tells all about the BEST SEEDS that Orow, and rare Novelties that cat, not l»e had
creamery business ought, the first place every time she comes into
/ Q f'-jt
f
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f,^^^^e!.’»ewnere. j’ri. v 1 Or. • ->s tl.uii (<..sl •. t».; .-Ga.’rd t UiED, -i.t t< !" tui.id :
nr E 1.
PCBMSHKD ÏVMV THCSSDAV SV
thing, to post themselves on the this river and the only time hilf
W. ATLEE BURPEE &. CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
T ub T ii . i . imook llroni.mirr C’ omf . ixv , dairy question.
The “shark” | has any trouble is when she runs
(INCORPORATED)
catches them because they are ig- out of the channel onto the imi<|
W. F. 1). J unes . E ditor and M anager .
norant of the business, and be- flats. 1 hat same sluillow place in
AUSTRALIAN SALT BUSH
Headquar fers
Mixed Varieties, per pound 40 cents.
cause, like . ......... any farmers in five miles from the mouth of t|,e
(Atriplex Semibaccattun)
R ATK8 OF SI'BSURIPTION.
for Sweet Peas
Half pound 25 cents»
general, they think it don't pay to river, and the Himpie & Wheeler
(srRiert.v in advance .)
. - THE ONLY
Quarter pound 15 cents,
t •
One year
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NEW DOUBLE SWEET PEA, Bride of Niagara,
to read up and keep posted on this mill is only 4} miles, therefore,
TgE FO^AtjE pLANT FOI(
Six months
True to name.
Price—Packet 25 cents, half packet 15 cents.
Three month*
I schooners need not pass said shal­
important question.
! The Wonderful CRIMSON RAMBLER ROSS, only 15 cents,
The money that has been s(|iian- low place. The government char
HLIÇALI £0IL$
j
vice's Fi.oit.ir. Gi n»»:, tsue.
thiei » a . ni » tbfe novei . tii ’ s
ADVERTISING RATES.
(
The Pioneer Seed (*atnlo*ne.
FurhNlnM, R mc «, Black berry, The Pearl
dered
in "busted” creameries in shows that the lowest water from
fo.75
t inch, per month
Of DouL’eHwect !’ , I l’ - , r:tch;i'-\ i
Gootrbrrry,
PuialocM, Eurlietrt Tooiuto
> , T.lthogriphs
I
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2 .25
_
...
I i BLnkfierries,
BI. k kinrrieff, Raspberries, New Leader Tomato, Known»
Known, etc.
etc.....................................
••••••••..
......
these
United
States is enormous. the mouth after crossing the bar,
I ^4 col. ’’
’’
Descriptive Circular on Application.
VeircUlble».
v-.-« turil«-». Filled with good
eood things,
thing's, old and new. Presswork on
Oil Novelty Pages, entirely new idea
U-..— a
3-7S
. real work of art. Full IDt
list of Flow
Flowers, Vegetables, Small Fruits, etc., with de« riot ion and prices.
6 75
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o
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Every
day
we
see accounts of to Hie Ilimple & Wheeler mill mg
11.00
, Mailed on receipt of 10c., which may be deducted from first order—really free,—or free with an order
■ for any uf the above. ’
Local nolle*s, locts. per line; and sets, after creameries that cost from 64,000 to feet, thus, giving in June, wlnn
the
first
insertion.
Only
.sets
per
line
for
first
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.
¡
insertion for regular advertisers.
we have extreme low water, from
Lost, Found, For Kent, ForSale, Wanted, and #8,000closed up or sold by the
Special notices, in classified “ad" columns, at
14 feet to 17 feet of water at high,
sheriff
for
as
many
hundred
dol
­
the rate of one cent per word for Hi st insertion
and halt rates llvieiifter.
tide,
and from lt> feet to 19 feet
lars.
No
creamery
should
be
built
Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for
first insertion and 5cts per line for each subse to handle milk that cannot as a most of the time.
! quent insertion.
A dispatch from Bandon, Ore.,
SEND FOR CATÄLOCUE.
J4P*-’\II notices or communications should rule, muster .300 to 500 cows with- f
You Want
; be sent in as early in the week as possible.
in an easy radius of three miles of states that the schooner Lizzie and
Trumbull & Beebe,
the creamery. It takes cows to Mattie is on the beach a quaater
There is a great liegira of local
Dealers and growers of
run
a creamery, and il takes brains of a mile above the North jetty of
Seeds, Trees, Bulbs ami Plants,
democrats into the republican
to run cows so as to make the milk the Coquille river and there is iiu
419 and 421 San some St., San Francisco, Cal.
party.
hope of getting her oil-.
production a profitable one.
uumpiuuu cidouiuinouu ui oquqd uh uhu uuciou, a.
The Lillie mid Mallie was re­
The
great
bar
to
the
farmers
There are likely to be some
cently chartered by Himpie &
progress
every
where,
is
his
un
­
great surprises at the result of the
willingness to enlighten liimselfas; Wheeler for the Nehalem river.
flortherq tjroWq
1 ntending purchasers will do well to correspond witti me before buying. coining election.
to the real meaning of this thing Imt was influenced to throw up
called
“dairying.”
As a conse­ her charter no doubt by those who
When the Spaniards can’t get at
quence
the
‘
creamery
shark
’ catch- j wish to hold a monopoly on this
their enemies lo kill them, they
65 Front St., Portland, Oregon.
P. S. Send for Catalogue.
es
him,
the
snide
creamery
man
or river. She sailed for Coquille with
just report them dead.
operator catches him, Hie conimis-! the above results. There are worse
Will Mature Vegetables
Why not call a meeting of those sion merchant shark gets him to i haiborson the coast than the Ne­
Earlier than those Crown
South.
interested in dairying?
Now is send a thousand or two dollars halem.
*
worth of blitter to him and beats
the
time
to
start
the
Association.
Pears, Nut Trass, and Novelties.
_______________
GARDEN TRUCK.
him out oftlie pay, jmd last but
Catalogue of garden and Adil
seeds mailed free.
\|y STARR, the largest early
Forty
ladicH
may
receive
a
pres
­
not least, poor cows, bad manage­
^^KTUtpple, 12 inches around, and
In eoiigciitiil.iliug ourselves for
ent from this oilice at once.
See ment on the farm, and other points having such nmgniiieeut resource«
' I
marketable first week lu July
I
flEO. gTA^ETT,
article elsewhere before w riting or j of ignorance of the principles of in dairying, lumbering and fishing
Paragon, Purlin and other apples. KOONCE pear, early, hand­
Wash. J
¡good dairy practice catch him on we often lose sight of some oilier
Walla Walla,
some and delicious. Lincoln Coreless, very large r.nd very lute. Also, calling
Seneca, Japan Golden Russet, Vermont Beauty, etc.
Japan Quince
every hand.
Go to him and ask resources which tire of great impor­
Spain should rebel against Cuba. j him to turn about, ask him to sub­
Columbia, unequaled for jelly.
tance.
At least, the Spanish army, which scribe for n good dairy paper and
TTVTS
These is no place in the United
Parry’« Giant, 6 inches around, the largest known ehestuut; Paragon, Nunibo and
is shut up in Hiivanna, might find buy Gullet's American Dairying. States where such
-
many others. W alnuts—French, Persian, Japan, English and American. Pecans, Almonds,
enormous root
alesmen wanted
'll good excuse to rebel.
Filberts, Rleagnns I.ongipcs, Japan Mayberries, Hardy Oranges, Dwarf Rocky Mountain
for instance, and he will tell you crops, such as carrots, beets, man-
Cherries, free from insects, black knots and other diseases Small fruits, grape», currant»
Salary mid expenses paid, or a
etc. Shade trees, ornamental shrubs. CATALOGUE F ree .
commission as preferred. Sit­
honestly and squarely that lie g,.| wuitzels, rutabiigns, turnips,
uation permanent. Fine outfit free.
A cynical man thus defines a
Pomona Nurseries.
WM BARRY- Barry, n . J
Full line choice seed potatoes mid
"can’t afford it.” A ct he seems to
toeSj parsnips and radishes
nursery stock-. Prices low. Both local
promoter: “One who sells nothing
mid traveling agents wanted. Apply
think he can aifoord to lose money CiU| |)e (-.(¡j,,.,;
Tlx! yield is some­
lit once giving age mid reference.
for something to a mail who thinks
Free Exchange Department.
Mention this paper.
at every turn for the want of sound thing wonderful, and the quality
he
is
getting
something
for
W. 8. LITTLE & CO.,
dairy knowledge.
of these roots is first class, liie po­
Rochester, N. Y.
—159 acres, first bench land, 30 acres
1400—(’alifornia property, for sale or ex
nothing.”
improved, 12 acres emi lie plowed, balance 7 change. A lot 40.xI50, with triangular lot
8 |iooo
There is no power on earth that tatoes being exceptionally fine and
easily improved.
All in tame grass.
Good of .same area adjoining it on rear, ’3 acre 111 all, I
buildings, running streams of water. On coun­ room for garden,chickens, etc., beautiful situa-
Mr. Sei ph dei lien thill lie Ims can keep these men from being con­ the other roots being very rich in
ty road, 2 miles from post offiee, school house 011, magnificent view of orange orchards, vine ,
oil place. Can keep 5 cows easily.
Best bar­ yard, ami snow capped mountains In back
stantly bitten by outside “sharks” food properties for cows and other
gain in the county. Must be sold soon; best of ground. Four miles from center of city of I.os any political aspiration iih hinted
reasons for selling.
Price $i'2oo, easy terms, Angles, four miles from center of the celebrated
'and
their own inside folly, just ns domestic animals.
Mr.
apply at this office where full information will Pasadena, on boulevard and electric connecting l»y the Telej lionc-Registor.
both places, cheap fares, and only a few min­
he given.
long
as they think they "can't af­
Cabbages, cauliflower, lettuce,
utes ride to either place. Best equipped electric Selph says he is in the republican
line in the United -»tatrs. Both cities will soon .
A well begun is half done. Begin
will ford” to know the truth of things. onions, and other garden products
$7oo -70 acres, 12 acres of it fine tide land, 20 be built together. Value of property $400. Will party only on probation and
acres clear roll ng ground, balance good exchange fur Tillamook property. Call at this
Kewell l»y getting Ferry’s Seeds.
O spruce
They beat themselves and let reach perfection here. There nev­
timber. Fronts on Netarts bay, county
office for partielular».
act only as a looker-on for a year
Don't let clmnt o determine»«
your cron, but plant Ferry’s
road crosses it ('an keep 10 dairy cows from
the
“sharks” heat them, when two er v/as a better place for gardening.
or two.
W Heeds. Known and Boid w
start, ami more by seeding open land to grass.
W everywhere.
Spring of pure cold water, also running brook
f.|o >0-2s acres adjoining city, sightly loca­
cents
a week and a liltls still
Small fruits, such as strawber­
W
Before you plant, get
w
Convenient to school, store, post office and saw 2
tion high and di v, good drainage, high
mill. Fine view of bay mid ocean. Good fruit
stale of cultivation, well fenced, new M room
Some New York politicians are would save them all that loss.
Ferry’s Saed Annual "
ries, blackberries, raspberries, cur­
land. This is a great bargain.
Call at this house, burn etc. Two orchards, one bearing,
office or on J. II. Jackson city’.
profusion of small ft nils and berries, fine gar­
for IS'Hl. ConhUn« more proc-
rants, gooseberries, also plums,
den. ('lose to ac demy, i0 minutes walk to booming Morton for president and
Ileal Inforioullon for tin nier,
I anil znrdciier» limn ninny high-.
NEHALEM BAR.
For Exchange—California and other prop­ couit house, just the place for a man who wants are sending out circulars to till’
prunes, etc., are at their best in
to
take
life
easy.
(
’
tin
milk
ten
cows,
keep
priri-d lexlltouka. Mailed free. J
el
ty
:
4 138 acre» improved fruit «nd grain farm 3Va horses, chickens ecl. on place. Place will bring newspapers, expecting to get
a. a. »».mo a 10., iiKTHinr, miti.^M
la v
Cranberries thrive
till' this climate.
The
following
is
taken
from
miles from Elmira, 8ulan<> county, California,. good Increase, or can be sold out in parcels at a
Large house and burn. All in cultivation ami large pt ofit. Easy terms. other property to orable notices for their candidate.
in several localities, and there is
sell. Call at this office or on A. Letcher, the
Nehalem Times:
fenced Windmill ami well.
jeweler.
40 acres partly in bearing fruit in Vacaville
Xo, thank you. The republicans
A great deal has been said blit no end to the possibilities here in
valley, Ualiiurnia. House and stable, water
running.
<700—23 acres, all bottom land, best sedi­ out here don’t want Morton, and not much written about the Neha­ the line of small fruits. The woods
160 acres in gi ain farm, Fresno county Cali­ 1
ment laud in the world. 5 acres plow land,
fornia. House, barn mid well oi good water.
in grass. Big root crops, will support 7 cows wool ! reluctantly support him if lem bar, that is, not much as far are full of wild fruits also, such as
----- and——
now,
is
or 20 with little work, running water
640 acres of timber bind in Monterey county,
Give us McKin- as facts go, for the reason that this huckleberries, of which there lire
on one side, fenced, on main road. 3 miles to he is nominated.
Cali tor 11 in, 1111 improved.
city,
t mile to creamery.
I
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I.an«l
easily cleared. I..,, ,,,. lz,.,,.|
22 lots in San Diego, California.
Will -up poll one liuioly tiou and two if cleared.
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bill’ is not so well known by out­ four varieties, salal berries, black­
2 lots and house in San Francisco city.
J.(oo cnsfi and JJ’oo mt time. Call at Illis office or
---------------------------------
ZEòTTGrS
on L I). Ackley. \\ ilsou river.
b lots in South Monrovia, CalilorniM.
siders as it should be, and it re- berries, thimble berries, salmon
Some of our exchanges from the
aja acres, unimproved in Oakland. California.
Woven loonier. If yon want your rags made
mains for us to give such people a berries, ..nd wild cranberries.
2 lots ill Moro Bay, San Luis, Obispo county, i PX fbon—160 acres Pleasant Valley, 15 acres interior me trying to get creamer­
up, call at my home, st e samples and get terms.
California.
A L7
slashed, burned and corded. G(»od
The business of raising vegeta­
few facts. Most of these outsiders
M rs . J. W ai . dvogkí , Tillamook.
house and barn. Ko acres bench land, 2 acre» ies established in their respective
80 acres in Davis county, Iowa.
orchmd. $250 cash balance on 5 years time
bles and sina’.l fruits here, is as­
when
they
want
to
know
anything
1 acie improved, lx>s Angles, California.
Cull at this office or on J. \\ . Buckles. Nestoclon* towns.
They had better study the
6 lots in Fl. Scott, Kansas.
about the Nehalem river or bar, suming considerable proportions,
Prices to Suit
Ilolil building ami lol in Wilbur Washington. 1 ii i2 o—4° nvres no iniproveiivnts. all bot- matter well before going too fill'.
rush at once t(» the steamer or and should be encouraged in every
2 houses ill l*oi timid, Oregon, fsoo.
1'^
tom land, .small timber, ft-« > ca.-li. bal­
the Times:
ance on easy terms. ( nil at this office or on Only a few creameries pay. and
SO lots in Seymour, Texas.
Transportation
Co. for information. was possible.
J. W. Huekes, Nestoclon.
6 lot» ill Chicago, Illinois.
only a few localities are suitable
--------- BOOT£ and ^01 g
It is important in order to get
Now we will ask those aqiiainted
16) acres in Scott county. Tennessee.
f63o—130 acres of land, 40 acre» readv for for creameries, and the Willamette
Will trade all or part for dairy ranch in Tills
the
best results, to patronize relia­
with
such
quest
ions
if
they
sup
­
Made lo 01 del.
the
plow,
15
acres
fit
st
class
bottom
land,
9 adjoining Brayer post office and creamery. No
mook county, Oregon.
valley is not suited for creameries.
-H
ble
seed
houses, and to be ever on
pose for mi instant, that a steamer
Cull at this office and address A. Guerlitz, buildings. Fine sprng on the place: county
Repaii Illg done RS vlieap rm the cln a pest.
roml within stones throw.
Will be sold for That valley can beat this for grain
Monta Villa, Oregon.
the
alert
to secure new varieties
Come anil be convinced
orcompany
having
the
monopoly
$630. Call at this office.
apples, sheep, and some other
P. F. BROWNE.
that
promise
well, and to adopt
of
the
trade
of
a
river
like
this,
road, lo miles
1 1 is5<) dots in B«iy City, the liverv stable things we admit, Imt for butter,
from town, will In* only 41» mile* when 1
W fidotH-i6oacren,uiiinHiii
*■
propeity nv.tr W s Cone’s hotel, on
would give the truth about the such ns are best tilted to this cli­
new road in completed Store. P. <>. mid school
i1 y miles, good local ion near bay ami beach. water front, good livery »table building, room cheese, fish, lumber and vegetables
Lots are 25
mate. The following mimed firms
hnr? We say no.
;><» acres dear, too acres good «pi m e limber, bal­ lor 2s head of horses, vehicles etc.
ance brush easily cleared. All in grass. Both X50 each. Good location for livery buaitiess. the \\ illamette valley is not in it.
advertise
in this paper:
Price
^sso.
of
which
<3^0
cash
will
he
required,
Now
it
is
a
well
known
fact
and
old and young orchard. Good improvements, balmier 011 easy terms. Call at this office or on
Our valley friends should consider
m w bain Part cash, part on time, mid will Wm. Mills, City.
Geo. Starrett, Walla Walla, Wash.
can
lie
proven
that
the
Harrison
I»a H. I’ATCHKN's SPEC, is rapidly take house and lot for part payment. Call at
Imt we can produce Imller here
E I. Iloweti, Portland, Oie.
becoming an indispensible family medi­ this office.
10 f-oo — 6 acre», half of it open meadow for half the cost that they can on hist fall when she brought in the
Win. Barry, Barry, N.J.
cine. It not only takes effect immed­
*
**
land,
balance
small
brush,
easily
clear
­
flboo- 5 act t'M, ci( j limit», 2-*loiy 9100m
machinery
for the Himpie & Tiuinlxill 4 Beebt, San Franeiaco,Cnl.
iately, arresting the pangs of influenza,
house. good bm 11 etc. 1 4 blocks laid out ed, fenced, ten minutes walk from court house, account oftlie perpetual grass here,
3
but acts on tile emunctories of the sys­
in lots, fl ic young bt Hiiiig orclim <1, benies in on good graveled road, good for orchard or
Wheeler mill, crossed the bar at
1». M. Kerry & Co.. I>»'r.,it, Mich.
gra*s. (an be subdivided profitably. Good
tem; thus freeing it of the accumulations provision, 5 minutes walk to court house Very drainage Fine place for chicken ranch or gat- mid the flavor of the dairy pro­
tiesirnble
property. Favorable terms. Also, b
W. Allee Burpee & Co., riiileilel|iliin.
low tide.
The Harrison, when
ot I.a Grippe of long standing. This is blocks s l.iuent.
den.
Call
at
this
offic,
.
w111 be sold separately or alto­
duct here is admitted to be super
why rheumatism so frequently yields to gether All sightly propvt t> . and eit i building
W . S. Little Ji Co., It »cheater, N. Y.
loaded draws *J feet and to cross
1 Q ft > <> io acres, improved, house and barn ior, as may be proven by
this treatment and Pistiirbaticis of the in that direction. Call at this oilice or on J W
the
James Vick's Sou»,
"
"
a LJ
chicken yard*. » (. berry garden, main
the bar must have at least two feet
1.tings, Stomacbe. Kidneys and llowels Haskins, city.
road, graveled, to minutes walk from city, markets.
are so quickly overcome. 90c per large
The
almve
are
all
reliable,
long
estnli-
plenty of hay land. 7 acres in meadow, good for
more which is 1 I feet.
The tide
bottle, 50c per small.
Inquire of your I Æ Kurlands and home* South and West sulaiivision in acre lots, just outside of city
*
•‘I'l1’) t > Railway and Fungi .ilion News limits, best bargain in Tlllamoog < ounty. Half
raised (> to 9 feet, therefore (lie lislied firm» as near us we cun tell.
I*' l,KK*st
52 s. ( lark st . Chletigo
CREAMERY
SHARKS.
cash, balance easy term». Call at this office.
Nehalem bar nt high tide Ims not
LADIES, ATTENTION'.
An Ohio KiibHci'ibei* nsks us wliat less than 17 to 20 feet of water.
1 hose of you w|io have starved on th. wind 1» good cieHinery xhouid cost »nd
If your husband or father is a
The government chart of this
swept plains of Kniuuis, watched vour crops wliat is meant
by “cieameiy river and bar when there were two paid up subscriber to the II eaii -
.^. Æ Z
<||i(| die
(It.» for the
tliA want of XiiiicHifii
♦’ they .1.
w .. it her and
moisture, n>>il
and » if
do li»e, see them eaten l y grasshopfiers or chinclibuga, sharks,’ says Hoard's Dairyman,
channels, shows (» feet of water at light , if you are a paid Up Hllb-
saw your potatoes a nd gardens destroyed by gophers and prairie dogs--those of you who have faced the fam ne in
A good creamen suflieieiit in lower low waler thus giving us at scriber, or if you or j (Mil- liusband
Nebraska, burned corn to keep from freezing to death, fed your eiittle nine months out of the year—those who lune capacity to manuracliire (lie milk
that time in June, when tin* tides or father become a paid up Sllb-
«(.«theivd th.« withering l.lnnts of the l»akot>^ luid vein-ears and feet frozen off, shivered by a red hot stove or of 500 cows can be built for >2.000
are very low, from 12 to 1,5 feet at scriber at once, you will I’cceive
toyed with tha dratli dciling zephyr» when the thermometer marked lit) degrees Wow freeze—you who have all equipped, If the best quality
high tide, while now then* is only free of charge, one year, the
Lrnved the uncertain and eliungealile freaks of old Bon as in Iowa and Minnesota, dug through snow tanks to get of building and
machinery is de one channel and suflieieiit water to (lies’ Home Ideal, an exci
from your house to your barnyard, or » itnamed your buildings go up in a cyclone,-you » ho have shaken with the sired it will cost from |50it to $],.
cross the bar nt low tide, ns prov. ladies journal published in C
ague on the Wabi.h, .«oughed your lungs out in Chicago, wrestled with yellow fever in Memphis, or sneezed yourself IXH) more.
en by the Harrison.
Does any­ go. This is done to advertisi
■illy*onUw slkali pkiua o( Texaa mw yowr bml.hngs, I,mis. h..i,i u.. ,c.. ..„„1 ,fcatingplacidly dowu tk«»wolki»
Tim creamery shark is a man one suppose flint the steamer Har­ Ladies Home Ideal, and is limited
Mimimippi, saw your fodder rot in the *hock, the ». evil taking your » h< nt an.) the devil getting your nearest rela
who jiidnces a lot of farmers lo rison, loaded, drawing 9 feet, will to forty free subscriptions.
First
tivea-you who have men crop, foil seven year, in »uccemiot», p.a,, I through a “busted”oi’ l,»o>u in Pennsvb inia the
sitbscrilie stock, agreeing to lake cross the Nehalem barat low tide, come first served.
de«.stat,onsof w.r in the South, the strike in New Vo.k e>t?. < . tried to < ke out a living on the i.ll. U.-lav bilk of
a certain amount himself, and unless she Ims the water?
Hemember, you must be a paid
Vermont you who hale worked hanl f«r yo.m, yet poor, everything mortgaged but the old woman and ehilren ami
when done the creamery costs from
up
subscriber.
New subscriliers
Some
of
those
people
who
are
so
.1.11 living from h.n I to mouth you who are backside™, weary of well doing, and di.oour.ge I in trying to e.rn a
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lars more than it is worth. A fav­ schooners frou coming here, report call or send in time.
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I keep by far the Largest and most
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Eastern houses every year.
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