Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 08, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textpring edicine Mood In BDrlne fa almost certain to full of impurities the accutnula- d of toe winter months. Bad ven ation of sleeping room, Impure alt dwellings, lactone! and hops, over ling, heavy, Improper foods, failure the kldnoyB and liver properly to da ira worie thus tnrutt upon them, are nrlmo caused of this condition. It at the utmost importance that you Purify ur Blood i when w armor weather comes and itonlo effect of cold bracing air is ie, your weak, thin, impure blood A not furnish necessary strength. at tired feeling, loss of appetite, will fn the way for serious disease, ruined lth, or breftklng out of humors and purities. To make puro.rlch, red od Hood's Sarsaparllla stands un called. Thousands testify to its irits. Millions tako it as their bing Medicine. Get Hood's, because ood's arsaparilla ftne True Dlooil Purifier. All druggists. (1. let) only by C. I. Hood &Co Lowell, Mass. mmfmmmfmmmmmm It r:n , nre '18 ""'y P1" to uVt J5 "Ills "Jl'4lpy,d,Mrpriu: AGRICULTURAL, NOTES. rc Is no better fertilizer for tlie tree than stable nmnurc. over the united States tlie egg et Is glutted at present. not expect too much from a southern bird in a nortlicrn las been conclusively proven that foe day test of any cow's milk Is table. i pear orchards of California are lr afflicted by what Is known as tt blight." en the market Is given nil the fm it demands, It Is a hard mat- sheep to Increase. lot feed your poultry too heavy ionccntrated food. Better keep ppetltlcs sharp. hundred now co-operative lories are under way and nbout constructed in Minnesota this i fact that the Jersey's keep up n ly flow of milk with a high degree iter fat is ono of their principal tsasa dairy cow. ould not tho quality of butter fix rice oven though It be "cream- Some very Inferior butter Is us "creamery." ere Is some Interest given to jsulturo in New York state, thoro nearly $300,000 of tho general oprlatton bill devoted to It. nrevent scab on potatoes soak seed one hour and a half In a tlon of two ounces of corrosive mate dissolved In sixteen gallons Iter. . erfeedlng makes tho poultry dull, lid, lazy and listless. They soon mo out of condition and all kinds Mlments appear with tho least ex-Ire. Hat dalrylne In Iowa is taking the no ono will doubt. The saloon catch on. Ono enterprising in man has out his sign "The nery." tcauso tho Jersoy gave more milk, i more cheese and more butter at I' world's fair, It does not follow i any Jersey cow Is superior to any er cow. here Is trrcat satisfaction and real fort to the man who owns a fine, isome. well-trained team of well- tched horses. It is certainly a ng of beauty. it not ns nrofitable to tho flock- Bter to cut out all the unprofitable ep. as It is in dairying to dispose oi poor cow. This seems to bo very eh overlooked. . . U the anuual meeting of tho Na- nal .Creamery, Butter and uneeso (i, held in Cedar Baplds, Iowa, ute uo of the association was cnangeu ("Butterrnakers" only. foariir n rw Ann in7pn peca were 1m- tcd from Canada tho past year, ping a duty or iroma w knn nni tiih rvindinn nnultrv man 1 sees a profit In the business. lie most experienced borsebreelers ir the (JnvjQr breeding the general purpose lipr? I nWt, ana trie horse brceder wilo neglects this fact will rue the day he entered the business . ; The linseed oil trust pocketed tho neat little sum or i80i,:.O7 as clear, prollt. It Is no wonder the farmers ot Minnesota and other Northwestern states talk or co-operative oil mills. i The bill permitting horse racing for ( but 1G days In the year, and no betting j and pool selling allowed, nearly de stroys the business In Virginia. A bill prohibiting winter racing was also passed and Is n law. The lady bug has wintered well In California. This Is the bug which Is the deadly cncluy of the waoly aphis. Many orchardlsts arc curious to know whether the little benefactor Is here to stay, as last year was Its first visit there. M. The fact that $10,000,000 worth of sheep were marketed In 1893, and were eaten as mutton and mostly disposed of from discouragement In the busi ness, not because they were lit for mutton, goes to show that a great many more well-bred and fattened animals would sell. Growing rape seed should bo one of the industries of Oregon, as the de mand for this article Is becoming so great, having rlseu from one-half a ton a few years ago to tho enormous amount of hundreds of tons now and with the present Increase In Its use this Is a profitable crop for Oregon farmers. llapo seed cannot bo grown in Mm Eastern Btutes successfully and is Imported from Europe In largo quantities. . TJIEiCIlEAMEUY PROBLEM. Tho following report from tho Co nulllo Horald must bo very encourag ing to those enterprising citizens talk- Ingof starting a creamery near Salem: Tho larco increase In tho nuantlty of milk delivered at tho Coqulllc creamery this year, over that or previous years, over 2000 pounds, Is very conclusive proof of the favor this Industry has grown Into and Is receiv ing at tho hands of tho dairyman autl nrmer. The Initial sunnlv last year, acknowledged by all to bo a largo ono, was 1200 nounds. This year 3200 pounds constituted tho first day's run. Thcso figures Bpcak for thomselves. Tim nmouut of cash distributed among tho dairymen, as per Manager Romander's statement u few weeks ago, published In our columns, makes It cognizant to all that a greater num ber were benlflted, directly and indi rectly and more capital, put Into cir culation, by tho Coqulllc creamery, as also the Arago creamery, than by any other Industry of like proportion In tho county. Then every year wo have tho gratifying pleasure of milk furn ished increased likewise, tho amount of circulating medium, and each farm improved by the addition or many cultlvatablo acres to meet tho demand caused by tho increaso of milk. If wo only had and could secure a few more such Industries as that of tho Coqulllc creamery, how soon wo would see tho transformation of barren lands Into tilled fields and farms and the expor tation of the Coqulllc valley increased to such an extent that an ocean steamer would bo demanded at once to meet the tfupply. Weekly Weather Report. Weather in Western Oregon Tern pcrature of freezing and slightly be low nrovalled tho nlcht of March 30 and 31, and In Southern Oregon the night of April I. Since men ine temperature has been higher during the night. Freezing temperatures, at night, are not unusual durlug March, nmi tiiev have occurred in April. Tho day temperature ranged during tho week from 44 to 04 ueg. ouowers oc r.nrrwl on March 30. 31. April 5 and 0: on March 30 and 31 some sleet and snow fell and In many sections snow nn trees In full bloom was observed t.im mornlnir of March 31. Tho air was very moist during tho period of tmat nnri In in.lIlV BCCtlOnS clOlldS Or fog prevailed Immediately after tho frost formation, Tlie precipitation fnr tho week amounted to slightly over ono-balf Inch. A slight earth quake was experienced the mornig or April 1. Crops The weatuer conumous were 6omowhat unfavorable to the fruit. Tho correspondents differ as to the damage done to tho fruit. Some nre of tho opinion that tho peach and nimnrul crons are ruined, others that damage has been done, though tho crop is not ruined. It will most likely bo found that in a few localities damage has been dono to tho peach and almond crop3, but It Is not thought that any extensive damage has been done to the peach aud al monds; In a few localities tho cor rosnnndents are of the opinion that ullght damage was done bv the frost to the cherry and prune crops. w h ue at tho present time damage Is thought by some to have been done by tho frost, it will most likely be found that consid erable hand pruning will have to bo done to relieve the overburdened trees. Frost has ney done great damage to fruit in Oregon. Cold rains have done damage, but there is no record of any general or material damage from frost alone, except in localities not suited to tho early varieties or the more ten der fruit. Plowing and seeding arc being pushed with vigor. The soil Is In good condition to bo worked except on the low lands. Many hop yards aro being plowed up and wheat sown. The grass has good growth and pasturage Is good. Gardens nre being made. In Lincoln county young potatoes arc as large as walnuts. Thtf weather has been qulto favorable to the growth of all vegetables. Lambing Is In progress and a large percentage' Is being saved. Shearing has been commenced In some localities. Considering all Interest': It can he safely said that the season opens auspiciously, and bids fair to be a successful year. Marvelous Results Krnm n l?ttnr written lw 1!iv T ftnnilpr man, of Dimoulale, Mich., we are permit led to make (his extract: '"I have no hesitation in recomending Dr. King's new discovery, as the results were a I in oil m.melous in the case of my wife. While 1 was j.nsior of tlie llnti. ticf fhntrti nt 1Jtva ttmrltnti ult iL'i.ltntniihi down with Pneumonia succi-ding La Grippe, icrtune paroxysms ot cougmng wouiu last hours with tittle tnteriiption mid it seemed as If lh rnillfl tint fcllrtriv Irifin A frlnnrl rjn - -.. ..v. ., v ... .. iiwiii. ivu mended Dr. King's New discovery; it was quicK in us worK nu uiiiiy auiactory in result." Trial bottles free at Fred A. Lcgg's urug store. Regular size u cents, and Jl.oo 17ARP TIMES FACTS. GOOD HEAU1NQ KOIt THE FAMILY CIKCLK. Every reader "of The Journal should look up tho list of premiums given absolutely free with this paper. Tho Weekly Journal at $l a year Is tho cheapest paper on the Pacific coast, yet with It wo give yearly sub scriptions to any of tho following valuable publications, each known to tho world ns a standard In Its field: j Tho Toledo Blade, Tho Queen of Fushlons, Womankind, Tho Fnrm News, Tho Child Garden. These valuable publications nrc each worth a $1 a year, yet we give you your choice, ono year free, for a $1.50 subscription to The Journal, either tho Daily for six months or tho Weekly for eighteen months. Seo tho list, and don't neglect to profit Dy it. Don't bo deceived Into paylntr for so-caiicn premiums oucrcu witn nigh nricca papers at a Kiiirnt advance. Ucmomber The Journal Is tho rheapest newspaper on tho Paclllc coast, and It gives you high grado premiums without additional charge When Bljr vras slok, yro cvo Jr Cwtorl. 'Whn the wm a Child, she crlixl for Coitorls Winn she became Miss, ha clung to C&storU. Wba she had Children, she gave them Castorl Connty Democratic Convention. The Marlon county democratic con vention Is hereby re-called to meet nt Salem, Wednesday, April 1C, 1890, at 11 a. in. for the purpose of nominat ing u county ticket In full. J. It. Fairuanks, Chairman of the convention. Salem, March 30, 1890. 3 31 td Electric Bitters. Electric Hitters is a medicine suited for any season, hut perhaps more generally needed when the liver Is torpid aud sluggish and the need of a tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long and pel hap j fatal billious fevers. No medicine will act more surely in'coumcract Ing and freeing the system from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Conitipa. tion, DUtlness yeild to Electric lllttert. 50 cents and $.100 per bottle at Vied A. Legg's Drug store. Let The Whole World Know The Good Dr.Miles' Heart Cure Does ABPssUi2BrfHCti HEATtT DISEASE, haa IU Tictlm at a dUadvautagu. Always tauzht that heart dUcaso Is Incurable, when the symptoms become well deflnod, the patient becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes place, nut when a sure remedy la found and a cure effected, after rears of suffering, tbero is ereat rejoicing and desire to "let the whole world know." Mrs. Laura Wine- I luer,oroiKirK, uaasas, tnc, - uwiru to let the wholo world know what Dr. Miles' w tin a frtVA tl f Hnna tfW Dr. iUllcS me For ten year I bad TTnrt C.WY& pain In xny heart, ahort Xicail jUI, ne of breath, palplU ReStOrCS tion, pain Inwr leftside. TTrtUVi oppressed feeling In ray liCUT.IloM chest, weak and hungry spells, bad dreams, could not He on either sldo, waa numb and suffered terribly, ttook Dr. Miles Heart Cure and before I finished the second bottle I felt lu good effects, I fee! now that I am fully recovered; and that Dr. Mile' Heart Cure aared my life." Dr. Miles' Heart Curo la sold on guarantee that first pottle benefit, or tnonaf refunded. ftfiNiTrrflTi for infants and Children. 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' no Votl TCitow that the Patent Ofllce Department of the United States, and or other countries, have Issued exclusive tight lo Dr. rltcher and his assigns to use the word ' Castorla " and Its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense? Ho Vosi Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castorla had been proven to be absolutely lianuleBB T to Vow Know that 35 average doses of Castorla are furnished for 35 cents, or one cent a dose ? Too Yon iCnovr tliat when possessedof this perfect preparation, yourchltdrcniuay be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest t Well, ttienc llitngH are worth knowing. They are facts. Tito fRc-almlle Olgnatnre fsr Is 011 every wrapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Through Tickets TO THE .7. EAST VIA THE Union Pacific System. 1 iiiiuuii a utiuisiii a WMtwv wiwvvtfi ivuni SleeDcrH and Freo Keclinlnt? 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