The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 19, 1911, Image 10

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J. II. GAIN
frKI'AltTMKNTOr ANIMAt, I'AlllOUKlY
Aii appropriation of 15,000 waa
' eiade by tlio Innt legislature for the
lirodmillon of hog cholera serum under,
the direction of thu Department ofi
Anlmul Pathology of tlio Nebraska Ex
periment Station. Ah this bill did not '
curry un emergency nhiti.se, the funds
were not Hvnihiblu until July 7 In
order that tlio Hcrutn produced shall
' bo a uniform as possible, It Is tiecia
wary to nils- Mie four bleedings from
uticli hog, then mix those from u num
ber of lions together uud thoroly test
it before (tending out. l-'or these reus
i oii3 thu serum will not be rniuly for
distribution before October I.
Tlio bill provides that the serum be
sold at cost of production. The prlco
wilt be put at two cents per cubic
centimeter, which would malic the cost
about forty cento pur hundred pounds
cf hog. Tho close ordltiHrlly advised
for a hundred-pound shoat is twenty
c. c (cubic centimeters), nod this dose
should be Increased rather than di
minished, especially to valuable pure
bred hogs or to brood sows in a herd.
ViX weighing under a hundred pounds
should not receive less thau twenty c.
., as their resisting power is less than
that of larger hogs.
When cholera is susjeoUxl, the near
est qualified veterinarian, if one Is
available, should be called, a sick pig
k lied, Hud a postmortem examination
made to determine If genuine cholera
exlsla. This is important, for, if chol
era is not present when serum Isglveu,
the hogs will bo protected for only
three or four weeks, when they will
again become susceptible to the dis
ease. If cholera is present and scrum is
who ted, use the telephone or teleKiaplt.
Donot wrlto n lettot rt questing serum.
Tho mulls are somewhat uncertain and
thu larger putt of thu herd may be
como Infected before erum could be
received If ordeted infills way. When
telephoning, it tho writer (Dr. J. II.
(lain) Is not in the otllce. call for Dr.
It, II. Sturdttvant or the ollleu cleric.
Thote will til ways be miiiic one in the
allien in charge of this work. Always
give tho number and weight or the
well hogs in the herd. If u certain
number of doses are ordored It will be
assumed that the minimum dose is
meant
This department will endeavor to
deliver scrum at the express oOlce
promptly upon receipt of orders which
it can All, but tho delays en route
from sending material by express are
frequent and sometimes unexplalnable.
After determining whether serum Is
available or not, where the distance is
not too great it will prevent delay if
the farmer will come to Lincoln la
person to secure the serum, rather,
than depend on the express company
The serum is put up in bottles con
taining 125, 250, S00 and 1,000 c. o At
two cents perc, c, these bottles would
J range in price from I2.!i0 up to 920.00.
It will be shipped by express, C. 6. D.
upon request, n new ten c o. capacity
syringe, suitable for this work and.
also for vaccinating cattle against
blackleg, will be shipped with the
serum, and the cost added to the bill.
Whore the services of a qualified
veterinarian c m bo obtained hcshould (
be, called to give the serum. Where,
such a man cannot be had the follow
ing suggestions .ire offered : j
Havo the hogs In n dry place for nt
least twenty four hours before giving
seiiim. A wet, muddy hog is not
easily handled; besides, thero is the
Increased rl.sk of carrying in some in
fection on the needle and causing a
local abscess. Have at hand a bucket
of some disinfectant, such as a five
per cent solution of ono of thu coal '
tar dips; wash off thu inner surface if
each thigh and inject tho serum deep- J
ly into the muscles, dividing the dose ,
equally between the two sides and
putting not over twenty c. o. in one j
place. The serum can also be injected
just under the skin of the abdomen in
stead of lpto the muscles, but is not
so readily absorbed and there is great
er I lability of an abscess. Some seru m
will also leak oat when the needle is
withdrawn, '
Leave the hogs In a dry place for
two days after receiving scrum.
Do not give a sick hog serum. OUe
only to those apparently well and
leave these for a time in the infected
yards. A hog must -he exposed to
cholera at the t imi of receiving serum,
or within a few days, In order to ae
quite a lasting Immunity Some of
the hogs that arc apparently well muy
have had the germs of cholera in the
system for four or live days These
will probably die.
The new serum plant will not be
ready for use before January 1, 1012.
With the old plant it wilt not be possi
ble to supply all of the requests for
set tun for tho next few months.
Confidence
Wis Back up Our Statements with Our
Personal Refutation and Henry
We are so positive that we can re
lieve constipation, no matter how
ch rou io it may be, that we offer to
furnish the medicine free of all cost if
we fall.
We think that it is worse than use
less to attempt to cure constipation
with cithartic drugs. Cathartics may
do much harm. They may cause a re
action, Irritate and weaken the bowels,
and make constipation more chronic.
REDUCTION SALE
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OF
Wagons - Buggies - Farm
Implements and Machinery
October 9 to 28th 'I I
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Mr. Farmer if you need a new wagon, buggy or any other
kind of farm tool or implement, call on us during this sale and
buy at a bargain, as during the next twenty days we are going
to offer a large stock of wagons, buggies, farm implements, etc.,
at less than cost. The list includes the following:
$ 40 00 1 Parry Surrey - - $112 00
25 00 IP. and O. Surrey - 100 00
22 00 Sulky Plows - 25 00
92 50 Gang Plows - - 42 50
92 50 Pioneer Imp. Co.'s Buggies',
te 54 00 ' including the Anchor Line
65 00 ' at $57.50 to - - - 77 50
-.. ... -. T rr -pt , T f iirMgijMMIllUSIIIMSMWBUSttJSUMUJJL-
Hay Stackers, I. N. G.
4-Wheel Sweeps
3-Wheel Sweeps
Glover Leaf Spreaders -Litchfield
Spreaders -
Bettendorf Wagons, complete
Burg Wagons, complete
Also numerous other articles at similar values. This stock
will be disposed of for cash only, but at the prices, the reduction
will pay interest for two years and more.
20
DAYS ONLY
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Constipation is often accompanied
and may be caused by weakness of the
nnrves and muscles of the large ititcw
tine or colon. To expect a eure you
must therefore tone up and strengthen
those parts and restate Ihem to health
ier activity.
The discovery of the Motive nt indole
of our remedy involved the labor of
skilful research chemists. Tills remedy
produces results such as aro expected
from the best of the best known in
testliial tonics, and it Is priitlcularly
prompt in its results.
We want you to try liexall Orderlies
on our giiiirantee. They are exceed
lngl.v pleaMint to ttikq, and are ideal
for I'hildieii, They nppaiently net
directly on the nerves and muscles of
the ho.eeW, having, It would seem, a
neutral iictioli on other organs or
glands. They d not puige or outt-e
Inconvenience. If they do not post
lively i ure chronic, or htihlliml consti
pation uud thus relieve I lie niyilsula of
associate or, dependent chronic ail
ments, your money will be refunded.
Try Rexall Orderlies at our risk.
Three sizes of packages, 10c, 'J.o and
50c. , Remomber, you can obtain Rex
all Remedies In this community only
at our store I he Rexall Store. The
H. E. Orice Drug Co.
Queer Hotel Custom.
Hotel customs throughout tho world
are varied. A hotel la France to en
wheels aad turns so that any room eaa
be given sunlight Regulations govern
ing the leagth of be sheets have been
made la certain states. Probably the
mest unique custom prevails in Tempo,
a town la the Beit River valley. Anio
ns, Here the proprietor refund
the hotel charges to all his patrons 'on
any day the sun does not shine. At
first this seems benevolent, but look
ing into the matter we find that he has
been called upon to remit to his guests
oaly oaee la the laat fire years. Guar
anteeing sunshine to ."an original feature.
Used te Light Work.
A weather-beaten woman somewhat
over six feet la height aad with a
pair of shoulders proportionately
broad, appeared at a hack door la
Wyoming and asked for light house
work. She said that her name was
Llxite and explained that she had been
HI with typhoid fever and was con
valescing. ."Where did you come from, LtszteT"
the woman of the house Inquired.
"Where hare you been?"
"I've been workln' out on Howell's
ranch," replied Llzsie, "dlggln' post
holes while I was glttin' my strength
back." Llppincott's Magazine.
Fairy's ItdatytrsKdyif. a stdkii
lion Aik. .1. B. Freeman says: "I
iiad a severe case of kidney trouble
and could not. work and my esse seem
ed hopetes. One large bottle of
Pole s Kidney Itemedy cured me and
I have never been bothered since. I
always recommend it." Hold at Dr.
Cook's drug store
A Medicine that AWes CenTltfetce
is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Mrs. T. J. Adams. fi22 Nn Kiiih.uu ,vn
Columbus. Kuf., writes: "For a mini-
ueioi years my clilldicn have been
subject to coughs and colds. I used
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and
found that it cured their coughs and
colds, so I keep It in the hoiiso nil the
time." Refuse substitutes. Sold at
Dr. Cook's drug store
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CONDITION.
OF THE H. E. 6RICE DRVfJ CO.
(Incorporated)
Oeteber 1st. 1911. '
AHKKTS
Stock ,t Fixtures on hand, 8119.11
Mills & Accounts Hecelvablc, 1890.17
Cash on Hand, M (Hi.07
. 10460.80
LtAlllMTIKH
Capital Stock, t 7700.09
Hills Payable : (29
Surplus Kund .. 2115,56
10400.80
II. K. a KICK. E. I,. (HUMES,
President. Secretary.
The Turner Sale on the Geo.
W. Lindtey firm, Tuesday,
afternoon, Oct. 31st. Hog r,
Horses, Cattle & Implements
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NdtlcctdCrtalttrt.
wWraSft f m the county Court.
In the matter of the estate of Ferdinand
H. Qerlach, Deceased.
Notice la hereby given to all persons hav
ing claims aad demands against Ferdinand
H.aerlach,lateofWebstercounty,decesMd,
that the time Used fqr filing claims against
aid estate Is six months from the 38th day of
October 1911.
All such persons are required to present
ihelr claims, with the vouchers, to the
County Judge of said county, at his' office
therein, on or before the 38th day of April
1912; and all claims so nied will be heard
before tho said Judge on the 27th day of
April 1912, at one o'clock p. m.; and that
tho Executors aro allowed ono year from
tho 4th day of October 1911, In which to
pay the debts allowed against said estate
and settle the same.
hbai. I. W. Kasow
County Judge.
See this Office for Sale Bills
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Atkins 8 Barber
Furniture, Rugs, Carpets,
: window Shades, and :
UNDERTAKING
Visit 6urv store, inspect the
immense stock and gej our
prices. We know that
We Can Save You Money!
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uiso lav f-atssr raxxcrns in
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We are also making a Specialty of tho Celebrated
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Bell Phone 102.
Independent Phone 44
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