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The Portland daily press., 1875-01-29
HOTELS.

HOTEL DIRECTORY,
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State, at which.
the Daily PRESS may always be found.
AUBUBN
Elm House, Court. 81. w. 8. & A. Yonng,
ProPrietOrs.
AUGUSTA.
Augusta House, State ST. Harrison Bak
er, Proprietor.
Comy House, G. A. 81 HI. Cony. Proprie
tors.
BANGOR.
Franklin House,-HarIow ST., McLaugb-
lin g. Davis, Proprietors.
BATH.
Bath Hotel, G. M. PInmmer, Proprietor
BELFAST.
American House, Clark Bros, PrOpric-
BOSTON.
Parker House. school ~. H. ID. Parker IL
81. James Hotei-J. r.. Crocker, Propri-
fremont House, fremont ST. Chaplin
Gurney a. Go. Propriefors.
BRUNSWICK, NIE.
p. 81 h. Dining Rooms, w. II. Field,
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Ocean House,. p. Chamb eriain, PrOpri-
etOr.
CALAIS.
International Hotel, w. Id. Simpson,
DANVILLEJ JUNCTION.
CIarIx,s Dining Hall, Grand Trunk Rail-
way Depot, Nj. w. Clark. Proprietor.
ELLswORTH.
City Hotel.-N. HI. Higgins * Sons, Props
FoxCROFT.
Foxcron Exchange, p. WI. Jefords, Pro-
MALLOwELL.
HaIloweH House-K. Q. BLAZE, Pro
MARYLAND.
Park Honse-R. l.. Williams, Prop.
HIRAM.
MT. Cutler Heuse,-Hiram Baston, Pro
LEWISTON.
Dewitt House, Hi. b. Wing, Proprietor
LINCOLNvILLE.
Beach House-F. e. Phillips, Propriefo
LITTLETON, HI.
Thayers Hotel, III. L. Thayer. Proprietor.
LOWELL.
Kezer Valley House, @. III. harris, Pro-
prietOr.
MACHIAs.
Eastern Hotel.-E. e. Stoddard, Prop.
NAPLES
Elm House, Nathan Church & Sons, Pro-
NORRIDGEwOCK.
Danforth House, ID. Danforth. PropriefoG
NORTH STAFFORD H.
Willard III ouse, G. 9. Bailey 81 Go. r
PrIetors.
PEAKS ISLAND.
Union Eouse-W. IT. Jones. Proprietor.
PARIS HILL.
Hubbard Hotel, H. Hubbard. Proprieto
PITTsFIELD.
Laucy House-Fletcher n Gale, Proprie-
tors.
PHILLIPS.
Barden House, Adams e. Rebbinson,
ProprietOrs
- PORTLAND.
Adams House, Temple ~. Charles Adam
Aibion House, III Federal SD G Perry
American House, India St. e. Gray, Pro
prieior.
Civ Hotel, Cor. Congress and Green 81.
j. *. Martin, Proprietor.
Preble House, Congress 81. Gibson eco,
ProprietOrs.
st ,Bulian H fel, Cor. Middle and Plum
SITS. G. e. Ward, Proprietor.
u. g. Hotel, j Junction of Congress and Fed
erai SITS. Il. Cram & Co., Proprietor.
Commercial N onse-L. o. Sanborn a. Co.,
Prophet
HURRICANE ISLAND.
CaiderwOod House. Il. A. CalderwoOd,
Proprietor.
SKOWHEGAN.
Turner House, w. G. Heselton, ProPrI-
etOr.
WILTON.
Wilton House. II. N. Green. Propriefo
AGENCIES.
C.. j. WHEELER,
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American House. Clark Bros, Propric.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA,
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The time allowed for filling claims on ac-
count of the Alabama depredations has ex-
pred. Several judgments have already been
rendered in favor of parties who lost shipping.
Gen. Burnside has been elected to the Sen
ate from Rhode Island after long fight. An
dy Johnson is returned from Tennessee and
Mr.. Randolph from New Jersey.
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BELFAST.

BATH.
Bath Hotel, G. M. Plnmmer, Proprietor
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CAPE ELIZABETH.
Ocean House,. p. Chamberlain, Propri-
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BANGOR.
Franklin House,-Eari0w ST., McLaugh-
lin g. Davis, Pfoprietors.
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The Carist general Pelacios has petit
toned for amnesty.--Hayti coffee crop is
good and business in the island is fair.-The
Senate committee on territories is considering
a plan for forming new territory out OF the
northern half of Dakota to be called Pembina
The Dominion Board of Trade has passed
resolstions against proposed reciprocity treaty.
William A. Clyde, prominent railroad
contractor, died at Springfield last Friday
The Lynn shoemakers have revived crispinism
without its Objectionable features.-Dakota
is destitute and appeals for aid.-The n. Y.
police closed all the prominent gambling houses
Saturday nght.--Counterfeit 500 q. S. treas
ury notes are circulating in NOTWITHSTANDING
lish iron masters threaten lockout.--In-
dams are hostile in some parts of Nevada and
several whites have been killed.-Thomas G.
Spencer of Pennsy lvania, of Rochs astronomi-
cal corps, died at Aspnwall, the 13th.--The
L. S. party to explore a route for canal across
the Isthmus will commence work in few
days.--Francis Deak, the Hungarian states
man, is hopeessly ill.--It is rumored that
Lord Dufferin will resign the Governor general
ship of Canada and be appointed Viceroy of In
dia.--A terrific storm has prevailed on the
English coast, resulting in many shipwrecks
The wife of the Earl of Carnar7on is dead.
IN GENERAL.
The time allowed for filling claims on ac-
count of the Alabama depredations has ex-
pred. Several judgments have already been
rendered in favor of parties who lost shipping.
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CALAIS.
International Hotel, w. ID. Simpson,
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Passenger Offices
"a EXCHANGE ST.
DEPOT AT FOOT OF INDIA ST.

To Canada, Detroif, Chicago, milwau
kee. CINCINNATI So. Louis, Omaha,
saginaw, So. Paul, Salt Lake City,
Denver. San FranciseOs
, 1875-10-16

AoclnESr.-On last Tuesday sad aoei-
dent happened at the Garrison, resulting in
, serious injury to Capt, Joseph \ Sladen,
aid d-de-camp on Gen Howsrd's staff. The
circumstances. a. near as W. can ascertain.
are as follows. Gen. Howard, in order to
pay proper respect 10 the distinguished gen
tlemen then IN town, Cen Smith, of the
British army, and his companions, rendered
an invitation 10 all the officers at the Garrison
to icin him in making a friendly call. This
invitation was accepted ty nearly all the OH
cers. and they were soon mounted and had
already started toward the Slime House, hen
Cant. Sladen's horse, large and powerful
animal, took fright and became unn,anagea-
bic. The Captain made very effort 10 con
tro and quiet the animal, but without sue
cess. The horse ran furiously around and
through the Garrison, finally throwing his
rider with great force against a shade tree IN
front Of the offiCers's quarters. The injured
man WAS carried into the house and was soon
restored to consciousness. He MAS badly
bruised and suffered greatly norn the shock.
bat the only serious injury he received was a
fracture of the right thigh, just above the
knee. His injuries were promptly dressed
by the surgeons at the post, Doctors Alden
and Bingham, and at latest accounts ne was
doing quite we'll We Sympath,zg greatly
with Capt. Sladen IL his sore atfiicIion, and
earnestly hope be may soon be restored TO
health.
, 1875-10-16

REPAIRS At THE GArms0N.-We under
stand that workrn-n are row engaged in r.
pairing and retiring the garrison buIll'nG~-
The old aiobe- are 10 he r.mDv d, aud ne on
GERS and soldiers quarter, VII be i4rh-d and
plaste-ed- \ thorough ventilation Of thr
buildings will aIso bee provided for, and ~
that way it Is expected hat All cause for
diseases that arise from uiasma il! be re-
moved. The,e change, al / the introduction
Of abundani supply OF pure wa'er, u -
thought Will MAKE Fort Huiln Muiia "a
healthy pest
, 1875-10-16

READY TO FIGHr.-Th- people oi Weston
were rrsdy NJ "a moments warning TO turn
out and fighr The Indians who interrupted
work on the road and telegraph hue, but
under all the circumstances II was deemed
best to leave the settlement Of the dispute 10
the military authorities.
, 1875-10-16

CORRECTION The cp!.ls white man now
in Jail on the charge of selling liquor to In
disns was Incorrectly reported as German
This Is a mistake. His nativity, however, i
of small importance, he being a worthless
representative of any race
, 1875-10-16

SHEEP.-Mr- Henry +. Croasdnile, Of
Camas Prairie, Was in town last week and
bought some five head of meriuo bucks, to
improve his large band Of Cotswola's We
rre informed The p,ice gwen was 500 ahead
, 1875-10-16

Tur CARS now come within one mile and
halt rf rh- cir limits. Next We K the
-,,5 will Je completed to the terminus, aud
r...r- will be enabled to 20 through to
he l.nIins irae from the annoyance OF dust
.rl dirt
, 1875-10-16

WHERE TO STOP. - Strangers visiting
Wal Walla will consult comfort and con-
vrui,n by putting mp at he sine HonSs,
where they will aIways find an excellent
table and good Chan beds.
, 1875-10-16

PiNG COUNTY Is said TO b. JOKE of Jack
Cain, Who takes that way Of f.rteriug use
ful friend. Afrrr the present name has served
its purpose, Cain will find some other desigaa-
tion for ms PET county.
, 1875-10-16

MLTARY.-It Is understood that a com
P.ny IF cavalry from Fort Wuila WaIla has
already been ord,rel TO look AFTER the Una
tlla Indians and hold the wor' HESS red skils-
in check
, 1875-10-16

CRAZY MAN-Mr. Milton Evans, Iarmer
on Mill Creek, made on Monday last an afii-
davit, TO the effect that an insane man wasdis-
turbing and annoying the people on taat
creek. We have not learned the name of tae
crazy man, and AIr. Evans does not seem 70
know il either, since he gives the name OF
John Doe in the affidavit. The Probate
Judge being fully advised in the matter,
issued 4 warran, for his arrest, but up to the
hour Of going to press the insane man Is still
at large. There appears TO be an erroneous
idea prevailing among Persops unacquainted
With the law, who suppose that it il the duty
Of the officers o 20 ont and hunt crazy peo-
pie For their information We state, that
when person i known 70 be insane, it Is
the duty Of those having the knowledge or
information to 90 before the Probate Judge
AMI make an affidavit setting forth the
fact ,ha an insane person - At large. 1t
then becomes the duty of The Probate Judge
to issue II warrant Of arry~', and when arrest
ed 10 have such insane person examined by Il
board Of physicians, uPon whose certificate
he IL either dI schgrged or ordered 20 be taken
to the insane asylum. In ali eases the officers
are perfectly willing 70 serve the papers, bat
il il not their duty 70 make arrests without
the authority of law.
, 1875-10-16

Fryr SuEFr.-We bear of stock raiser,
l.go from Canu- Prairie, last week who
fsurht five merino bucks from Il man ON the
-T,,,het. paying him AT the rate Of $50 Il
head There Is a great and growing demand
f,r thoroughbred sheep in this valley.
, 1875-10-16

MOVEMENTS OF THE NoBLlTY.-An entry
En-, register Of the brick hotel is to the eff
-, ,h., On Thursday, at , p. NJ, the Eng
IN Dukes, Lords and Generals went out for
HsLa.
, 1875-10-16

OBSTRUCTING PEoGREss.-E!sevh here We
give place to paragraph detailing the par
ticularS Of The Outrage perprtrated by certain
worthless UrnatIlla Indians. In this matter
We are confident the military authorities VIII
intervene and teach tar-r brrech c,ourrd say
ages that they are not to be pesmitte. to stay
the march Of progress. The treaty hy which
:he Indians hold the res, ~, provides that IN
der certain circum>t tanc.S the whites shall
have the rishr to build road-, ana generally
do the vesy thiuz, that axe Eow inrrrdictvd-
In protesting aE.,iuS the road cro~-in8 the
reserve, !he Inilans t1erci- d an undoub1ed
right. in; Dov hat competent authority has
ovcrrul,d their objections, rhoy should be
made 10 understand has IA no '.-- are hey
to resort TO fore To rlsst the emergency, II
detachment Of troops shauld at once Is or
Gerrd on The ground here thry can -.T7e
'he double PHrp,>e II p-o'-crIu< he working
men and holding Ih- Indians Ia check.
, 1875-10-16

CITY CH,RTFK.-We notice that Hon. L.
II. Lynch. m, mbsr Of the legislature from
this county, has in,rudUc bill amending
the city charter We are not acquainted
with tn, provisions of the bill, b"t have to
suggest that II should cont ain a PTuTI>o IN
hlbit,ns he clry aov-runn NJ from imposing
any thing in rhr shape If license tax A
! mill tx uyou raj md personal properly Is
amply Sueiriru' 70 pay al irE''ima'r eHPrn-
-es. ana any revenue beyond ihls serves 'he
uurp 81 OF "A corruption iupd Ihe P=''l
thieves who from time 'o time have run the
>;,r one v,nr with no'h-r- have collected
$40 600 III the shape Of licenses, This monsy
has mainly been either squandered or Stolen
and has enabled few lazy. WORTHLESS men 10
live AZ the expense of taxpayers Deny NE
r;ybr 10 collrc, these licenses and the cry MI
..,,u b. ria Of the lerch-- who no" prey upon
the body pVlilic.
, 1875-10-16

crUx HuKET-Deslers quote wheat at
=, ..-,- bu, it il proper to say that very few
-. or. made At that figure, farmers pre-
,l-., ,-..o., ~ hold Tor an advance.
, 1875-10-16

TIaRD STREET BRIDGE l. being repaired
- sneh way that j, promises TO stand until
~ !, 5,.xt fra Shet This Is a useless way Of eI
the public money
, 1875-10-16

TOST-A BLACK pass BOOK, e--s-ul-- o
l. cvvh.r Sl-7suls, rs=tanl-i-- zri I---0 ~ .. a-
p si-TE ETFRF over V4rl0GS Fliir.s.- --7 steamer
- The finder VII BE- -l'ytlly -eEs-- - y..-
rs-.irniDy II % II. .---SE L1-SZ- -
, 1875-10-16

TN, WATER WoRKs are completed, and
..,I head Of water turned on. 1t is
t.,,I whether the old pipes will stand the
....,r.. oi a full head.
, 1875-10-16

MONTGOMERY, th- photographer. who ~as
80 ourrasro,.-ly assaulted, Il again able TO be
sl,,,r- H had n very .s elo-- call, and ap
,,-..r- 20 b. ye' suffering from his injuries.
, 1875-10-16

THIS ANNUAL FNR.-We are now vi hin
len day, Of the time fixed for The op"u'n@ OF
The annual f.ir, and It j. proper To say that
great and unusual exer'ions are being made
10 ensure he success Of The exhibition. Prom
al. parts Of 'b- country We hear that the farm
-r- and stock men are preparing fUr the cHpo-
sl,la", ana re feel warranted in promising
Thar it vii be the largest Turnout ever wit
Drs'ai IN This valley. The exhibition of last
har,--, ~'oes, etc, promi-rs 10 be unusuaIly
mn. aui worthy rh~ h,~r sraz'ug country
a7 'h- r.t-t. To our friends from abroad
S-.,y 'h,' every arrangement will b. made
" .h-Ir comfort during he f'ir week, ana
We bop. TO wr.rumr rh Ia ty hundreds and
thousands
, 1875-10-16
Notice 10 Absent defendant

TERRITORY OF VA IINGIJN, =,
CCvNsIy ~ V aka WALLA,
IN JuE.ics's Co,r,, II " Hodgis, justice Of Tie
PtIcS.
To JOSEPH \. FONCAIN You are hereby
L notified that g. CUMMINGS las flied claim ,aiast
you IN -aid Court who. ID come o. 10 - heari at
my ufiee. in Sallula, II Nal!a Walk naunty, ~.
T. on the 9Th aav o; N0ve1lier- a. D. 1875 al the
hour Of one O'cIock n, and i-ss you appatr and
then and there answer, tie same VIII he taken us
confessed and the demand 0i the Plaintiff GRANTED
Ihe object and demand ut -ai cgR s g. recover O.:
Won tE- sun OF sixteen dollars and twenty hr-e
-enrs sgin ioI board ia tie month uf august 1873
Clam flri September a-h. l----
Il ~. suGIS.
Sim Justice uf tie Peaa--
, 1875-10-16

Grr q. O. HowAHD. accompanied by
Can't. Slld.u. arrived at Walls Walla, Sun
5,v last. and ha, occupied the time since his
arrival in 'horongh inspection of the post.
I, i understood that Gen Howard will pro-
,..I from here TO Fort Lapwai, which point
will complete his present inspection tour.
, 1875-10-16

rr, SMITH and his staff left for Victoria
hr rInr-iay-s cars.
, 1875-10-16

DELI. TIuFs- -BusiDeS- men complain oi
dull times and excessive scarcity OF money.
, 1875-10-16
T-nu g,,tha Z-cnr Iss1S.

~ Z1,rTa vvAII.A COUNTY TAX BOOK
-. - TS-5 4. urw n -s= hlEtr ri tho
60 -Tre-lsz-- - .-z5Il tS-- 1-l- ~ rs- -l.--
- - ~ u January Ii=E-- A--er That l-.' VI
al -aze, VII become te-ng g--t.- a.. vi e..
-. 49, fe ls-ef u d. t1ut- ~ Il" --e- ~ i|r
IN - T. T. RES,
C5-E-g I-el-rg-=--
yvzrrs IraIIa. July T.. Is75- .fl
, 1875-10-16

PONDS
EXTRACT
s.EzcaT, :. sOF Z IyslIs spcpiI Os exceIIent
pgza's EyTRssF@f5as 45's; srsat Re, Vegetable Pain
Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cGEa-
i've virtues cannot he cy'ellNd-
GHlLBhSs.-No family ccn aito-d 70 be without
Ponds Extract. Accidents, Bruises.
CoETusisE-- EaI-, SrrHi5s, are relieved
almost Instantly bT external aqp.ica,gH-
Promptly relieves QgiEs or Durrs, '-caiG-,
ENCOTiIIiDug, hafHGS- Old Sores
BOiIs, TgiUE=, C0rra, ETC. Arrests IL
1amatCn, reduce dwellings. stops bleeding,
removes d-coi3-a'Ius and B.. * ra"'c!T.
FsSRIs y5EAsEsS sES.-it aiT-Ts relsey'S ain
iiI me il- !, aud .....lz IL a=- and pr,-=- z
in rre h"al. IaE="7, v"--l-'.
ITiEE5E52E!zA Il Dps :, o. r.1.l III s,i',a5 81 ~
C..s.:..c..s - 70 ..: ilt -- s-' s1Ers'J ---
--.-..-Iv cured. Fa..e- q s'.s.s pa zoos accom-
~ .a, each h'ii.-- -.,;.s
T-'-- s7lor b-ccaiBE-l1eci T-'Tgi Tf'et
q r. I- r--r- No gIer. laTTc' .- -l'i-lI D-
.. ..l..-. 70 i1--s rs-.s !. I i'G AZ .-~--
- -s-.-...--gs and d4,.-,7o-- ,or1.'5r-.
E2sz{ GIS=AS:@--lt has 10 ei''.l i's p-sH1a-
s;T-s,gg from arv c4use- Fo-'ii- i' = ePc-
SI5.r II rls sarr-t hundreds OF Ives uIel al
.-----r,..I.,- failed 20 sas,-, l.l,-as's-- from
r-rs~, - o-Isac,r, Ia5=-- @I.t o.s-9 here.
gYss ,sT!SE, EEjaE.s,2. -GC'"ache and
..-'.-.- = I'd sl...- Bel. rT- a-a Often per
I1eg-gT.v .rgG-
FgFSIGiGsS Of 81 G-e.co.S w-o s.c anlr..r'ef
al WI. 'i,'o-:,.. I,: az :! Itch fin,i ro.
omu usld il q Z ...-- II.-l,.ge- ..-.-,s -
Cgmuaus--s u: + g: .-.5- ,7--- "i III '.li..-
man. u whom clt. = Il Tor RS. n lar.E own
u-a..-l-- Il --L--pn - ne i.-.- ia-y
- f-- re f3r .-yS,Ii.uz- 90 Il r5u5-
,,uEr--. .-urc TETGaTs l. l-Es-iCt- = e;i--si~,
Ft--'- al CHROME Eisrrh'-u, F.....rTh,
, -l frrs = s-1a-.ii-.N C'l1i'sls-5-s-- rest
- -..,- S-.rEy q InsPCCs, -l1a-'s--l. ss--,
o. CO 91-i isTE7t.H- tI-Cc, --- !1-a I'd
.r n. r.a - 81 ..-ig q seE-s--
-ars-T So. ar.,~a. sso.c;s~>~, E@==IuuS-,
I'll ~ rciu-; tc-ls irj-. iTulst'Gs'-,
aud Pi--P Pi.F- !: ',.',>'- ''.'.l rs: I'D -
= s.~ro".'s Er'ract- - SIX
- :, ...,- sr.-r cans !so-si - win .Trt
E-E-.s.--I boz. iI.-L-t ~ LiT1ry S,gn-e',
~. -- .lL - u p. e7-sa I'm Nv
Yo-z c.. it1,-uo eqI-l f.T S-.IsIs.>- UlT-
r.-s or sale t1E-.--, >iIe-.s.--
slrra-r,srs. sSsyci-I7ar. - ,--lesIerfgn-7
ss,~-s.i-=, Isrc-Fs-.SFl: -- ....., -5i-.Trkr-a,
- - =; go JrSTa r.rli.- IL
ssIrs,- e - alos i So e., rrirr1, 49, # !.
T-..r Q .-aT- i-r---yAId g. = "a 80 =
.--. ns-- It. het-.e1 eng, art
u -tUr- r.
s.gT- (. .---'- lztEa"f Is hen :n'.'---d.
s-..~.r p'EC words J,oHa7s fIN-
T1eaI = q i clE,, ...o'-2r J. > r-eElarsa b
=. 9riy ..rI-a.. l5-:,z 7st o e-sr knew ho"
r.... r r. L.J..-ir- Tcf--- Il otilr pre-
~ t.1 Ill Tbs 5 80 5n,y
s-.E-r.f - Z. --l-.srS. ard ,U'la hosp+
I.asr = comfy Esd EU7ose.
gT.7F "a 30 = tEEs's ESTS53T,
--.r~
-E ~
, 1875-10-16

STAR REV EEEs
THIS WELLKNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, AT
L the lover end Of Main street, opposite the -.
Louis Hotel Is now prepared 20 serve the most =z-
CS!ient
a L . q " r ~
70 IL numerous customer end xii furnish tie same
QUALITY n fsrns=- TX the Ee-g - -s--z 's rates
Ie>f GEOfGF- SFsr1SS7f-TT',- FT'Srorist.r.
, 1875-10-16
MORE I.EFNl.suWENrS.

We hear the dinner bell, aud now | don t
want You TO take my place. We are u~h,r,d
into Il fine, Iur-r and cool dining room.
Snlmuu-rrour Il the frs course, next comes
roas. chicken, chicken rr!ad. celery, poratoe
salad with hard to,Ird eggs, and inuumrratle
extras, pire ard puddiu-s, bu' to the latter
We w.r. unable :. do justice. We now
started for
, 1875-10-16
THE CROWD.

4 great many People bad assembled 10 ms
ten to The speaking and rhe to%n presented
an appearance. Of lie, industry and prosperity
The harvest was over and myrIads Of wheat
.,jr,.ady shipped below by Wy Of Re railroad.
THIS Is a wonderful burg ani irs surrounding
people wiIe-a-wake. While most OF our
farmers are waiting for wheat 10 Iiss 10 one
dollar, VISION Farmers take s-vcufy iiv~
c 1t. per hushyl, and have the mosry IL 'heIr
pockrrs.
, 1875-10-16
a'HE TOWN or WESTON,

4, ii little after Il clock, u We put up
al the hotel, II very respectable establishment;
washed the dus, off and ordered dinner i'm
mediarely While dinner was getting rrad;,
we eucouraged The Iuuyr man and examined
the thriving vi!gag,. The burnt district Is
nearly ali r.buiir, and much better houses
pat in their places. The Episcopal church
IL also nearly 2ompIe'rd. ing built half
way up the mountain on fh~ southwest. Il
makes grand and imposing appearance.
, 1875-10-16

Wurt WAIIh WINE--Mr. Frank Orsel-
Il has cru-h.d about 6n0O pounds Of craps.
and 4lrrady has 800 gallons OF what promises
ID be very finr vine. The grapes crushed
were Of the whi,e variety, and as conSe-
.arns. rhc product will be what IL known ~
r.b- VIM. Nr. Or-rIU has the largest
winery IA the valley. and III few years *
r,.., r, Manufacture wine upon large scale
Sru,WGgEuES ANp ElACKGETHEs.-Wr
have now uu uur table a lot Of strawberries
fully mp aul mature, that were grown in
Nr Frank Or-rIlI's garden, il ehnrt distance
J-,ow town. Also. 4, lor oi blackbrrries,
equally mp These berries were gathered
on m. 18th # October, and remembering
that W. are near he 49'h parallel, may ba
r-..ri-i 10 evidence that our climate IL nm
usually favorable TO the growth OF fruit.
, 1875-10-16
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Public Speaking at Weston.

EDITOR STATESMAN On Tuesday last,
without leave or license, in select CONF any
and private convey tnor, We visited Weston
TO listen TO the speaking OF the Oregon caadi-
dates for Congress, and now give You an
account
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-23
Farm Diaries.

Willard in his butter book says;
Tie great bulk Of poor butter
comes from the farm dairics. The
causes are various; the most i'm
portant Of which are lack OF clean
Illness, the want OF proper dairy
utensils, the need of a good dairy
room, or place for setting the milk.
neglect in manipulating the cream
ut the right time, unskillful work
ing, packing and storing the butter,
and finally lack of knowledge in a
part on Che whole Of the pracess
required for making q prime Or
ticle- Farm diaries base this All
vantage over the creameries, there
is no hauling Of the milk required
and its condition can be watched
and kept nader the immediate con-
troll of the manufacturer from the
time il is drawn from the COW M
I'll the butter is obtained. With
this advantage we might naturally
expect, with all needful appliances,
and skill in manufacturing, the
hest butter could be made Mt farm
dairies- And such, Indeed, Is of
ten the fact, and when poor butter
Is the ruie we mast look for the
cause in some defect connected
with the dairy and Its manage
ment
Immense Quantities Of poor but
ter result from the milk beng set
in improper places. The kitchen
pantry the living reom and the
cellar used TO store Vegetables and
other family supplies, viii knpart
peculiar taints to the milk and
cream, inssneh a degree as to ga
vor, even though the butter, in
other eesfJects be carefully handled.
Dairy rooms 90 situated as to catch
the odor from the pig-sty, the cess-
pool, Or decompOslng filth, cannot
fbeg used for making good butter.
There -shoeld he a freedom from
filth and Impurities of every de-
.scription about the milk-house and
milk should be delivered BY 0he
.milkers in an ante-room or come
point outside the milk room, and
from thence conveyed to the place
where it is to.be set for cream, and
in this way the fumes and the lit
ter from Tia stable may be kept
from the milk room. When milk
,ers are allowed to come directly
from the stable TO The milk room
it will be impossible to keep the
place sweet and clean for
the time being. There are hun
of ,buttermakers, we are
aware, to whom the importance of
this single point cannot be too
strongly urged, since they often
consider many little things of this
kind, in regard to dairy manage
Aaent,) too Insignificant to merit a.
tention. But nbatter,making the
observance OF little things is often
the great secret of success.J[Ex-
change.