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PtATTSMOUTII WEEKLY llEftA? THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1887.
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FARM COLUMN.
JIOKRfiTT TS IiKREDIKO,
The man who tampers with ppclfgrcp
in any kind of stock is villnin, n
mutter how rcMectnlIs his ntmt. Theme
who have charge of herd hooks fhonld
insist on the utmmt accuracy, gad the
breeder who is maght fergisjf jjrdijfres
should bo fprcyer excluded frm the
herd boooks. No regulation, howwrcr.
Can keep tho record cUsr unites the
breeder U a man of the Htrictett hsnor.
For instance, ahiyh-rsde calf vill fUa
be a greiitly tuperior individual to torn
animal entitled to a pedigree, The bay
er could never telll tho dinVrnr. In
courso of time however, hw beiriKs to
wonder why his cattle, are. going back
and finds ho has been imposed upon.
Mean time the records are pointed and all
purchasers of the stock an; injured. We
believe that all applications for record
should be made undr oath. The mdn
that will lio will sometiiaes swear to it,
perhaps, but our observation is that men
will often lio who will not nwenr to a lie.
Nothing rains a herd so quickly as the
bad reputation of ita owner. Good rat
tle often suffer because in the hands of a
man in whom those wh know him place
no confidence. In nothing docs it pay
better to be
breeding fine
World.
absolutely honest than in
stock. Coluian's Rural
GLEANING C1KAIN AND HAT FIELDS.
Preaching economy has become monot-
nous; yet on the farm, as elsewhere,
waste taks more than storuis, frosts and
insects. It is the worst form of waste to
prepare the land, to manure it, to culti
vate the plant, and then leave a good
part of the crop on the ground. "ty'hcn
small grain is cut by a self-binder, prop
erly operated, so little grain is left on
the field that it will not pay for gleaning
it Cut where a reaper with rake or
dropper attachment is used, or the grain
is cut with a cradle, gleaniHg is quite
profitable, especially in the wheat field.
The best implement for the purpose is a
liay rake. Tho revolving-head rake is
better than tho sprinjj-toooth sulky rake,
as it does not raks urn clone, and while
gathering np the grain will take less for
eign matter, especially when the grain
lias been sown on oom-stalk ground with
out removing the stalks. The gleaning
fihou'd be done as soon as the grsin is
cut, as" that layinjf on the sitbble is rap
idly daJnaged; even the dew and theso
bleach it, and a hard rain will best ib
down inAo the stubble. If the gleaning
ia done at" once the graim will bo ef m
good quality as that taken from ths reap
er. The gr&in may bo bond or rav4
away loose. Gleaned ests are Wt fwd
unthreshed. A boy i Illiaoia clearsd
$ 100 by gleaming the grain fluid ef his
neighbors. Many ef lie allows hi a
the gleanings, free. This ay b a hi mi
to other boys, while most farwers ill
nd that it will iy t glea their own
fields. American AgricuUuriat.
INJURIOUS 15 SECTS Oi" NKHHA8KA.
IA Card From tho Industrial Experiment
Station.l
To th e Agriculturists and Horticulturists
ot Nebraska:
Having been employed by the Agricul
tural Experiment SWtios, of ths Univer
sity of Neb.-aska, to stady hs injuri
ous insects oi the I would repct
fully ask from those whom suck work
will particularly aim to benefit, that they
give me their coi'i'ersrion sad assistance
by answering the following inquiries:
(1.) What insect have dwagl jour
garden, orchard, crops or shade tret?
(2.) What time of the year hayp the
insects been most abundant, end have
they been more abundant one year than
another?
(3.) What methods have you tried
for destroying- them, and with what suc
cess? (4.) What experience, if any, have
you had with the foowing insects:
Chinch-bug, Cottonwood beetle, Colorado
Potato beetle, Oibbago wo.'m, Strawber
ry borer, Strawberry saw-fly, Orape gall
louse, Grape flea-beetle, Apple .ark-louse.
Apple root louse, Apple-fruit or Cadling
worm. Apple tent-caterpillar. Fall web
worm, White Tussock moth, Apple lnf
crumpler, I'lum cuiculio, Maple tree b."r-
er, Hescian fly?
(5.) DsBcribe or oeud specimens of in
sects that have aanoyad you.
My intention is to get together material
for a practical report, which it is hoped
will be of benifit te all whe are iUrot
ed in farm, garden or fruit cult ere. He
feponses will gre itly facilitate tho prepar
ation of a proper mailing list, and it" w
hoped that there ill he many.
All suggestions will bo gref ally re
ceived. Cokwat McMiAX, ,
1503 II Street, Lincoln. Nek.
GROWTKQ CROPS FOR THE BESKf IT OF TICK
OIL.
There times when, affcer the ere? haa
been harrestci, khe laxi is allowed
remain nadistftrbei ntil th-j sEcceedinr
spring; bu fr.rpsrieBCO k?s dejaivaWd.
that it is Vtter V ve a crep i sohjo
kind os the greTd all titaea, yrid-j
ed Buci crops be not j-erniiitsd W mature,
but toe turned n2e a erfarye. f
old sjHtsm of fallowing the land, which
was simply to give it a period of rat for
reenperation, proved very beneficial; yet
while the lend h remaining unproductive
advantage should be taken ef the oppor
tunity for MsiHting the soil to regain fer
tility. The soils thai were heavily crop
ped and abaBdeied became slightly cor
red with scanty herbage, but as the feo
ble planta derived mack ef their food
from the atmosphere, and, when plowed
under, added that which they had gained
to the soil, in a few years the soil became
sufficiently fertile te bear a crop of some
kind. But sueh a system is not an ceo
nomical nc, for Dot only is there a loss
of time, but tho procem of recuperation
is slow. Provided the crop bo seeded in
with a view of taming it ander the soil
is always benefited, for while the plants,
through the agency of the roots and
eaves, appropriate nitrogen in the shape
of nitric acid and nmr.mia from the at-
mofiphere and moisture, the roots exert
also both a wiechanioul Mid a chemical
action on the inert elements ef the soil
tstlf, thus converting plant food from
nsoluable materials. Hence, when a
regular crop is removed such as corn, tho
and should be seeded Immediately to
some other crep, as rye, for inwtance, the
rye to be turned tinder when of the pro
per height. No possible injury can he
done the soil, as the rye will set be re
moved, and such a crep performs the
service of assisting to restore fertility,
and also prevents the occupancy of the
land by weeds. The labor of plowing
and harrowing is not very expensive if
credit be given the value of the labor
saved in destroying the weeds that would
spring np should the ground be left un
covered. Shade benefits the land sleo,
and Nome farmers are of the opinion that
the shading of the ground by clover is a
very important matter that does aot re
ceive proper attention; bat where clover
is not pos-iblc,a is the case of some soils,
the growing of special manarial crops is
a cheap and easy Mode of assisting to re
store those soils that have been overcrop
ped and become somewhat exhausted.
Philadelphia Record.
DIGE8TI02T IN CALVES.
From ttieFrairle Farmer.
Too much sloppy food that which is
drank rather than chewed is liable to
injure the digestive organs of calves, as
well as of children. Of course healthy
mother's milk, being especially adapted
to the infantile atecnack. ia the best of all
nonrishraeat for the young; but whatever
is added to milk, or substituted, should
be of a consisLsnoy to require chewing
mastication. An experienced ealf-raiser,
Mr. O. 8. Bliss, says in the Sew York
Tribune: "All their food needs tfeesame
preparation ia the rnenth and other or
gans of digestion in the yoang calf that
it doos in the aged cow. I kave never
been able to discover evidence that cook
ing in any way improves food for calves,
and when it Is made bjl In the popular
form of the day into porridge, gruel or
other drinkable concoction, it is not only
unprepared, bat it is unfitted for diges
tion." Per contra, Mr. Bliss adds: "Bat
we occasionally run Bpen a mian who
raises extra fine calves which are never
troubled with scours or any of the com
mon ailments. Xe ealf of his ever gets
anything ta drink bat plain skim-milk
and clear, clean water. He feeds dry hay
liberally dry grain sparingly, but increases
the grain rations as the animal develops.
Beginning with bran, middlings er oata
as soon as the calf will take it, he increases
the quantity without material change of
quality for his eow-elvea. Bat the steer
calves, whsther intended for early or
later slaughter, get heaver food just as
fht as they are able to bear it. The
changes are always so gradual as not to
disturb the digestion and every ounco he
gains he holds. He decs not hesitate to
feed linseed meal or cottoa-seed meal as
he sees ocoasion, but he always extends it
very largely with the coarsest bran in the
market. In short, he adapts all his feed
to the sniruil he feeds ia a manner to
compel the exercise of every organ of
digestion to the largest possible extent,
but he never puts upon one organ the of
fice of another. His calves do not ac
quire bad habits and none of them chew
bones or fencebearda."
SILAOE VERSUS DRV FODDER.
Advocates of silage have claimed that
a k'iven amount had a greater feeding
valui than an equivalent amouat of the
same nviterial converted iato dry fodder
Against claim it has beea objected
that the o ean by no possibility add to
the autritivr vaUe of its contents, and
that the aaras material coRverted iato dry
fedder would pass the sajue feeding
value. But the lata meeting of tfc "Wis
consin Dairymen' Association, Fret, Ar
eld showed alarly how that claim or
greater feeding valae for lage caa be
substantiated while aot admittiag that
the silo impart oaf Rutritfre prepeasitiee
Bt existing it &a dry iedder. K said:
"Xh well preserved ecsilage save the
animal a gre4 expeiditsre ef fertt ia
hrekig dowe tie wrody fibec of -Jjied
forage, which (vhen ejecalemt feo2e re
giTei. filLci with tkerr jM.UrpJ jakiw aad
the eelltlar tissues nacaaERed, nd reedy
to parti niscr i-ntlj r?ifs eir natri-
tive stores) must result in a vast saving
of force or digestive power; that is an
economy, and this will go to tho support
of the animal. All the animal is compell
ed to do in extra power necessary to con
vert its food into a digestible mass calls
for an extra food ration to sustain this
greater demand upon tho system. This
most be made good by increased rations
or the result is the animal falls off in flesh.
The nearer the winter's food can bo pre
sented in the condition in which it grows
the better. Then the food is broken down
with the minimum amount of gastric
jnices or force; but when in a dried state,
nature is compelled to both moisten this
food and break it down by increased
amounts of gastric juice. In the summer
the animal is supplied with a green raj
tion that is at once thoroughly digested,
a there is no breaking down of cellular
or woody fiber to enable the contents of
these cells to be acted upon, and get all
the nutriment; while in winter tho animal,
besides keeping itself warm is compelled
to make fluid this dried food before it
can get its value as food, and then not
all of it. If this were not so, then the 100
pounds of green grass would have no
greater value as a food than the same
grass dried into hay. The silo comes
nearer presenting our stock with a sum
mer ration in winter than anything yet
chanced upon, and this reasoning goes
far as anything in explaining the seeming
discrepancy between the feeding value
of hay as compared with ensilage Maj.
Alvord Alvord now placing the value of
three tons of good ensilage as the equal
of one ton of fine hay, while the results
of chemical analysis require nearly four
tons of silage to furnish the sumc amount
of nutriment a3 a ton of good hay.
Itrom the Practical Farmer
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents." Nasal Injec
tor free. Sold by Smith & Black Bros.
Whet He Should 3ay.
"Ma." said Bertie, "should I say 'pants'
or 'trowsers'?"
"Trowsers, my dear," said the mother.
"Well, then," said Bertie, "I thiuk
Bridget had better give Fido some water;
he trowsers awfully." Tid-Bits.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep
sia aad Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vi
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by Smith & Black Bros.
Jack:- "Papa, what part of speech is
worn am!"
Papa "She isn't any part of speech at
all, Jack; she's the whole of it!"
THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shilo'a Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by Smith & Black
Bros., Plattsmouth. Neb.
Tho girls are already getting ready
for leap year. A new pin for tho hair or
bonnet has the shape of an interrogation
point. Young man, beware! Seward
Reporter.
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SIIILOH'8 COUGH and consump
tion Cure is sold by us on gaurantee. It
urea Consumption. For salo by
Smith & Black Bros.
In A Bat Fix.
Philadelphia Dispatch.
Sympathetic Friend Poor John died
so suddenly.
Sorrowing Widow - Awful sudden. I
was entirely unprepared for it.
"Poor dear."
"I hadn't a rag in the house that would
do for mourning wear."
Baby waa atok, we cava her Cutoria,
ah vaa CLatd. aba cried for Cutorio,
sh hamraa Uui, aha clans tu Cactoria, .
she had Children, aha gar thezn Cutoria,
Bival Relics.
Charleston News and Courier.
He(to Miss Breezy, of Chicago) "Do
you know the Wabashes, of Michigan
avenue. Miss Breezy?"
Mi68 Breezy "Very slightly."
He "I have heard that Miss Wabash
is a very cultivated young lady."
Miss Breezy (superciliously) "I fancy
that all the culture Clara Wabash has
could be put in a small cart and backed
down hill."
Itch, Prairie Mange, and Scratches of
every kind cured in 30 minutes, by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
This never fails. Warranted by, F. G.
Fricke & Co., druggists, Plattsmouth,
Nebraska. 31-1 yr
Otreleat Angela.
Little Dot "I don't like to stay in the
house this way. What makes it rain so
hard?"
Careful Mamma "So the grass can
grow and the flowers cone out, dear."
"Does the angels send down all this
wet just for the grass and flowers?"
"I Buppose so."
"Well, what do they slosh it all over
everything for? There isn't any flowers
in the streets."
"It caa't be helped, I guess."
"I guess may be they are hired angels,
and used to washing windows." Ex.
Drunkenness or tho Liquor Huliit Posi
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Dr. Hiiiiifis' Golden
Specific
It can be given in a cup of coffee or
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COUGH BLOCKS.
From Mason Long, the Converted Gambler.
Fokt Wayne. Ind.. April 5. 1854.-1 have Riven th
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niy little Kirl (K years' old) of Croup. My wife and
uioiut'r-iii-iHw were irouoien witti cnuitln or lona
nmiiuuiK. niv pucicaKO oi ino itiocKd una cured
standing. Ono packatro of tho Works Una curet
uiuiu bo iuuy ciu lain - an omy women do.
nen do."
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I.iva.O., Jan. ari, 1S87. Tho Synvita Worm Block
acted like a charm 1 n expelling wormn from my lit
ile child. The child is now wtil and boarty, limtead
of puny and sickly ua before.
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Physicians could Jo nothing. In di-Hpair we tried
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tion Kath-rei in one volume for live tim-a th price ol
thi one, hence tbro is no trouble in Falling it.
Iteontains 185 vutcs 4' x6 -i. ZO liluxtnitfons, and
16 f ill iu:e colored tilnramg. Bound in th
bviit Encrbsu Cloth, for 95 Cents. One aita-.t orders
VjO for Hdtivs. another 80 for 5 ditys. another 81 for S days,
another for ft weeks; one lady has Hold 7u0 tn a very
t.ort time. Send tor tenua and circular giving taU
it ooateats.
F. B. DICKERSOH & CO.
JtenOcatUj pr. DETROIT, sVRCHe
J i4 l''-4
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bin y(:?txibJ.s;:,-1
2X3
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pi
' w'lV ' li) I" W J
pnd Children.
T
JIB superiority of Corollns oyer he
or whalebone baa now boea i
onstrated by over elx. years
lonce. It la more durablo, Kor
pliablo. more comfortable, and fiEVI
BREAKS.
Tho immense sale of these
now over 7000 daily.
Beware of worthles3 lmltattoaS bODCiJ
With var'.oua kinds of cord.
None are gonulno unleaa " OfV Vf'QP
ner's Corallr.9"ia printed oa laiUflCj
tbo eteel cover. .
TOE EA1E BT ALL LEADING EESCHi3I3
257 & 259 State BtnA
JULIUS PEPPERBERG,
MAKUFACTUJll.Il OP AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
ikai.i;k IN TIIK
Choicest Brands of Cigars,
including our
Flor do PepperbergoT nnd 'Qudn.
FULL LINK V
TOIiACCO AND SMOKEIIS' AHTIULE4
always in stock. Kov. 2C. J88."L
The 5th St- Merchant Tailoa
Keeps a Full Line of
Foreign & Domestic Goods.
Consult Your Interest by Giving Htm a Cttk
SHERWOOD BLOCK
FS8SAV?tl
j'j r ', r. v . . J
IKArTli'LL. KOO
J l pvii Ihe LftHEIU
and StBtlauct ol Cri
Flower suit Shrub. Xl.
it! diii r:ut k'ndH. A i". a
the Xsowi BuletM Flirt i.
tita wuh Clovs. Psvaulk
Basdktrchlol aid Fi. If
s Hit- noil eotr.oltl fi 4
of the kind vtr pu!
llshed. hnd Fifieett
'! In huiuiu fLI
a HHLLiDte C'OIV. buM) OUJ
AND
J (irketoavfuu. Ageutf
wuiit-( tvenfrisra. A'i
CtiERICka PUB. CO.. 17 Ronb Ycotb Strts
t. Ptliid't,
nil hn LE
DAYS TEIJ
A tn II ft ft nS
fj Atlaobmutn.
VAKUAMCU
Circular. rv
E. C. IIOVE & CO.,
1SZ Ji.GllltiU. X'llllA.,
Yard.
TH OLD RELIABLE
I A. WATBRMAH &
Wholesale and BeUll Dealer tn
Shingles, Lath, Sasb,
oors Blinds.
Can supply every dcmar.cl of the tnula
Call and get tc ring. Fourth street
In Iitar cf Ot cra Ilouie.
I DRESSLER,
LI ill 001"
ON
LUMBER