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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1904)
K THE SLY WEASEL. j A sawmill In an Iowa town was In fested with ruts, which, being unmo lested, became very numerous and bold, and played round the mill among the men while they worked during thJ Hay. Hut one day a weasel came upon the scene, and at once declared war on the rats. One by one the rats became victims vVtho weasel's superior strength, until wt) one very largo, strong follow was left of the once numerous colony. The weasel attacked the big rat several times, but each time the rat proved more than a match for his slender an tagonist, and chased the weasel to a hiding place. One day the weasel was seen busily digging under a lumber pile near tho mill. lie was engaged for some time,' but later uppoared again In the mill, seeking his old enemy, lie soon found him, and at once renewed hostilities. As usual, after a lively tussle, tho rat proved too much for him, and ho raiv pursued closely by tho rat. straight to tho hole under the lumber pile. He ran in. still followed by tho rat, almost Immediately reappeared round the end of tho pile, and again dodged Into the hole behind tho rat. Neither was seen again for some time, but the weasel llnally reappeared, tanking no worse for the light. The curiosity of the mi'ii in the mill was aroused, and they proceeded to in vestigate tho hole under the lumber pile. They found that the weasel hat; dug the hole sullielently large at the first end to admit tho rat, but had gradualy tapered It as ho proceeded until at the other end It barely allowed his own slender body to pass. When tho rat chased him Into tho large end of this underground funiH, he quickly slipped on through, and while tho rat was trying to squeex.o his large body into the smaller part M' the hole, tho weasel dodged In bo hind him, and. catching him In the tear and In a place whore he could not lurn round, finished him at his leisure, Itottom of the Sou ViewtMl. Tests have boon made recently It the Mediterranean of tho hydroseopc Invented by the Italian, Gulseppo IMno. !in engineer of Milan. A volume of Water of over 10,000 square yards of a surface at the bottom of the sea was so brilliantly illuminated that everv thing could bo distinctly seen. As tho Instrument used was small and Ine.x pensive, it is evident that still more wonderful results might be achieved rsot only will botany, geology and zoology be greatly enriched, but the mineralogy of the ocean is hencefortl open to scientists. The hydroscope may even render useless torpedo boats and mines, as should tho captain of a cruiser see the submarine prowler or projectile, he could destroy it beforo any damage was done. In navigation the Instni ment should also bo serviceable, as rocks and sandbanks will be clearly Been, the. cause and extent of many disasters ascertained and sunken ves sels examined. The coral, tho sponge and the pearl oyster will be more fully available. All ovar the world a very large num ber of ships sink, with their treasure, very month, and the salvage of these, is well as the Immense wealth lost by the wreck of vessels long ago, should prove a rich harvest for those who adopt tho invention of tho Italian en. Clneer. Millions of I'aporbucks. "The amount of paper-bound novels which are consumed annually In tho United States Is an increasing factor In the publishing business," said W. II. Knapp, representative of a New i'ork publishing house whoso line con lists largely of paper-bound books and :heap editions of noncompetitive works. "Our firm has a yearly output of paper stuff amounting to about 1,500, XMJ copies. I suppose that about 5,000,000 copies are read annually In the United States. In addition to this 'a the avalanche of cheap cloth bind Jigs, which cost almost as little as tho paper bindings. Yes. tho summer re- lort business requires a largo amount f our product books that are read nice and then thrown away. "My sales this season have been bet ter than at any time in tho last ten rears. One of the things which are :utting down our sales Is tho fact that ubllshers are now reblndlng popular :opyrighted fiction in cheap covers and uirowlng them on the market at prices tvhleh are but little above the price if paper covers or of classics and non iopyrlghted ficUon." Milwaukee Wls tonsln. Uiicxiicctcd UnppeiiH. "Darling," said the young man who lad figured on breaking Into tho family !lrcle, "I am afraid your father is go ng to call our engagement off." "Why do you think so, dear?" asked lie fair maid. "Yesterday," explained the young nan, "ho paid back tho $10 he bor pwed of mo throe months ago." When angry turn your back to tho ither fellow and walk straight ahead vhllo you count half a million. AM'gclable IVeparntioitibrAs similaliug UicFood andttegula- hng the blomaciis ana bowels oi Promolcs Diftcslion.Chocrrul- ncss aiKWrsl.Conlains neither Opiuiu,Moriliiiu ior "Mineral. HOT 7I All C OTIC . AWijlt afOMMrXIM 'El. PITCIIKIt iriyjaii Sertl" Jlx.Srimn lyrmtitl - Cfirbntah-(oct(t lloimffrfil f fan fir d Migar hthtnytrrn fVaiw: Apcrfccl Hcmetly I'orConsliiw- iion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Vorms .Convulsions .Feverish- ncss and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. L: 1 Johannesburg is renaming its dreets on the American system by lumbering. bale i en Million ggg'gg1 y 1 THE FAMILY'S FAVORITE- MEDICINE J jj BEST FOR THE BOWELS 6M. J1P B IQUID OAL The process of making: Liquid It is a compound embracing until every objectionable feature is Liyuiu kual is a combination Sells for sixty cents a pint, one You may havo a pint fiee without iny expense to you whatever if von will cut out the coupon in this adver tisement and mail it to the National Medical Company at .Sheldon. Imva. LIQUID KOAL cures and prevents not: cm lorn, cnicken clmlera, pink eve m U ,lf ' L; imI thr.,ih-hout Europe and Ameiica em. fit t ilm E hK r ll b,Ml il wider ranne of uses thai, ler and Koes into I. in stomach, lnto,nnv nn,IVirjiti.ii nn 1 1, n.nrln.i 1S(: Her tiie in Wfls. and lurn the blond, and wherever the blond noes. It. ner- iin-atis tho entile sys em or an ani mal tliroiiu'li the medium of ciicula- i ion, and denudes the system of every nsoaso genu. We nreulvlnu three hundred thou sand dollars woi'ih id It for adver tising pur puses and to piovo to larm ois and stock r.ilbeis what it will do. LIQU'I) KOAL has been tested f r the p is1 live .years in i he laigest laboia iles of i hi-, o 'iiiiuy. and Uermatn, .uri in many ol the experiment"! st at inns. We have proved beyond a question f doubt h' for. the freati s tx.crts or 'h" country, tn.-t itdesiiojs norms d diseas-s coiiimon Id all oi rnt stic anim.ls, and th-rehy i uivs diseases, '.'.onus iu:esi;nal ..n i skin parasites., tu-ks lice. Insects and vermir. f,uck the life bio d and -an the m nl'tv of noiiiesi to annuals and r wl until the .ii' iial 1'i-ses to fiiMiiiMs and slock tMiseis reach normotia fuo'lu The fanner and stock raiser who wo.. Id incrpac. his hank acount, must, ol necessity wae a continuous warfarn aualnst these rolih. r worms, parasite, vermin, and inserts. The most chert! ve and inexpensive lemedy for all these is Liquid Koal. Liquid Ko-'l neirrali.es the acid For Infants and Children The Kind You Havs Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years THE CCNTAUn COMPANY. NEW VORK CITY. ,-4,ajMr""'0W i It Is said that there are botween 24,000 and '25,000 shops open on Sun day in London. Boxes a x ear. An Droezists AW IK ONE PINT LIQUID K0AL Mkes One-half Barrel of Medicine or Lice Killer. One-half Million of Pint Cans Given Away. Koal requires three days. every uennicicle. nntisontio. and eliminated, being non-poisonous and of Crousol, Guiacol, and Kalium. LIQUID KOAL is a black oily dollar a quart, three dollars per gallon. condition of the system which is a condition favorable fur the produc tion of worms causing such diseases as hoy cholera, anthrax, chicken cholera, etc. Liquid Koal Is In ueneral use by physlcl ins and veterinary surgeons in any preparation on the market. If you need Liquid Koal and have never used it please send us the cou pon below. We will then send you an order on your dealer lor a sixty cent can and will pay your dealer ourselves for it. t will cost you nothing. It will cost your dealer nothing. You are not ol llgated to us in any way If you accept this oiler, wo will not ask you to buy any after you have given it a ir-i'al. All we want is a chance to prove to you what it will do If you want to know the result from eiving Liquid Koal to a sick anlmal.no matter wliat thecauseof tho siekii'ssis, send us the coupon today. If you w nit special expert advice regarding vour stock t at Is sick s nd us full 'cscrlptlon of the symp toms and also ten cents In postage. You a ill also be eutithd to the thirty-two page book on the germ dis eases of animals Liquid Konl Is the Best nnd Cheapest Worm Killer Known to Science A list of the diseases that Liquid Koal cures Uoj Choloni I.UI1K Worm BmI' e I'lttuuo Intoiliixl Worms row Cliol rn TuliureoioblH An hrnx lllnck J.etr CnrtMiilk IMs'rho AUirilou la (.'own Colin GlKiiderH Pl-tempor liillminza l'uot Hot Tape Worm 1 iniR Fever IiiflinnmHtion ol thn JiowulB WOIILDS' FAIR NOTES An upplo of this ycat's growth, weighing 30 on n cos and measuring 18 Inches In clrcumforence, Is ex hibited at tho World's Fair in tho olllccof Secretary Marchuut, of tho Oklahoma Commission Wall scaling as taught and practi ced in tho United States Army is an attraction of the dully military maneuvers of tho Filipino Scouts at tho World's Fair A fonco eight feet high has hcen built, for the exhibi tions, which aro given at specified hours An exhibit of purlrylng apparatus for removing the Impurities from commercial Illuminating gas Is made by John ltechnund, a gas onglticer of Bradford, England, In tho Palaco of Liberal Arts at tho World's Fair A series of beautifully executed stained glass windows, Including one representing Queen Wllhehulna tak ing the oath of office, Is a feature of Holland's display of applied art In the Art Palaco at tho World's Fair A large collection of bows and ar rows of Chinese manufacture is shown in the Chlucso suction of tho Palace of Liberal Arts at tho World's Fair The bows are curiously strap ped and decorated and aro of various sizes The arrows are also made of wood, but are tipped with sharp pieces of stosl A roul ball glancing from the bat, struck Grove Thomas over the heart; he reeled" and fill on his face, and in half an hour was dead lie was the catcher of tho liabooclc baseball team or Johnstown, Pa Self-lighting cigars have been In vented by an Austrian chemist They are tipped with a chemical preparation, and when rubbed against a hard substance, such as a wall or the sole of a boot, ignite like a in a ten J Kentucky, among other striking features dlsplayod In the New Ken tucky Home at tho World's Fair, lias an exhibit or 17 songs composed by the song writer, Will S. Hays, who ,it the age of G5 still holds tho posi tion of River Editor of the Louis ville Courier Journal. Hays Is best known as the author of ''Molly Darling," which reached an edition of 2,000,000 copies. Other songs by Mr. iluys are "Old Sam," "My Southern Sunny Homo," "Old Undo Men," "Down South Whoro the Sugar Cane Grows" and "Old Fash ioned Roses Are Sweetest." In the schools of France one child In four of both sexes Is a nail biter. The process of reduction dosinfeotant found in coal, treated harmless. Texan Pevei Catarrh l'oil Kvll Karoy Cliielien Cholera iaiiKe 1(011) lldtM Thrush tiuonrs hock-jaw Naitl Gleet lllltul dtagKem KorHtcheH Liquid Konl Acts as an Appetizer and Vitall'.er No disease germ can escape It, that Is the reason It cures for whon the germ Is destroyed the disease Is gone. Two Things to Remember Use Liquid Koal to destroy tho par asites on the Inside. Use Liquid Koal to destroy the par asites on the outside. Parasites exist and thrive only at tho expense of live animal tissue. One 'thousand Dollars Deposited In the Union Bank at Sheldon, Iowa, to be (liven to Anyone Who Finds Any of These Tes timonials Not Gen uine. Smith Conter. Knn., July 15, 1U03. N'ntlonnl Medical Co., York, Nobr (iriiitli'inoii: lliivo ueil your IdqtiUI Konl for a euro of cholera in lions and 1 havo not found 1U (Miiial I hid fifty hinid of Iioch and Hvh out of fifty I wus ure would die, but by tho iuo of your l oiil brought them out O. K. and Lave not L-cen bothered with ubolcra or any other virtue pluijuu since. Therefore cun say to the bivlno breeders of Smith County and nUo ooultry raisers that It has no equal You cun nuruhane this valuable medi cine of WuUer .t Son. of smith Center, who can not misrepresent this valuable, medlcliie to you. Your fraternally, JOllN'PYhE. P. 8. I havo at th present time seventy-sir head of 1 ois and pics that aro dolni? linn and I lx-llvelf It had not been for the use of tho Liquid Konl I would havo lost oue-hulf or probably all nf them. J. P. K1IAHNRY COUNTY NUHSKKY, G. A. Strand, Prop. Grower of oholuo Nursery Stock Mlriile.ii, Nebr., Deo. C, W1 National Medical Co., York, Nobr. About two weeks uo many of tho farmers around hero lost very honvlly by Iiok oholura. I do not wish to write you a lon Hutterln htato ment about vcur medlclue but will say thai I bought u quart can of Liquid Koal uud the Im FROM MISERY TO HEALTH. A Prominent Club Woman, of KntiBa City, WrltcH to Tlmnlc Donn's Kliluor ruin for n Oulck Cure. Miss Nellie Davis, of 121(5 Michigan avenue, Kansas City, Mo., society lead er and club worn-' an, write : "1 can not say too much In praho of Donn's Kidney Pills, for they ef fected a rnmplcto cure In a very short than when I was suffering from klilncv trou bles brought on bv a cold. I had severe pains In tlie back and sick head-, nches, and felt miserable all over. A few boxes of Donn's Kidney Pl-.s mado me a well woman, without an ache or pain, and 1 feel compelled bi recom mend this reliable remedy." (Signed) NELLIE DAN' IS. A TRIAL FREE. Address Kotor Mllburn Co., HutTalo, N. Y. For salo by all dealers. Prleo W) cents. Over RIO.OOO.OOO persons aro enroll-i cd in tho Sunday schools of thls; country The enrollment In tho pub lic school Is 10,000;000, or only .'1,000, 000 more Positive, Comparative, Superlative I Imvo mod ono of your Pish Brand Slicker for live years and now want a new one, nlo ono for n friend. I would not be without ono fur twleo tho cost. They aro Just at far nhend of a common coat at a common ono It ahead of nothing." (NAME ON APPLICATION) Do uro you don't got ono of tho corn, mon kind this Is tho rrtJJP7v murk of excellence VJ"''I-v,5 A. J. TOWER CO. BOSTON, U. S. A, TOWEIl CANADIAN CO., LIMITED TORONTO, CANADA Makers of Wet Weathtr Clothing and iM Like master, like dog, Iz a truism I never knu n hatofull, mallslnu Icur but what waz hallbiotlicr to hlz owner. Greece Is ovorrun by well-educated mon who aro unable to earn a living. The country swarms with doctors who havo no pationts, andhwyor who havo no brlofs, while laborers aro In demand to till tho soil at good wages. Goldsmiths' "Vlcor of Wakefield" was sold for a trlllo to save hi in from the grip or tho law. The Infidel argys Jlsb nz a hull dun chained to a post: ho bellows and paws,' but he doesn't git lm so from Lho post I notlss. IQUID OAL FWNAUNS requires 350 degrees of heat chemically with nn nlkulino butm liquid. provement was so marked thai I boucht a gallon can and used' it with the result that my hos alt recovered and 1 did not lowo one. My herd of over -01) anu line condition and you may put me down a onstant user of Llqulil Konl. G. A M rand . Dec . IIH. We the uuderslyne d stock raisers and farmer gladly testify to too merits of Liquid Koal man ufactured by tho Natio uhI Medical Co., uf Shel don, Iowa and York, " Nebraska. We have iib(l thin product with ra fyliiK success and udvlsa all to l'Ivh It a trial. X bhould be on every tun lu Nebraska. Itufus Keary, Uoe, Nob. Geo. Mills, lice, Nob ( hrls hchall, Staplehurst. N"b. Geo. Itlneberi;er. Seward, Nob. I. II. Keary, Itee. Nub. W. I'luejiaupt, Staplehurst, Neb. I'1. C. Jlejer, btaplehurst Neb J. HliiL'eU'rt'er, br, Germautoivn, NoU. llloouilleld, Neb., I)e;. 18, iWi. T have Bold Liquid Koal for a rear now and never have found an article, that L'lies such uni versal salltfactlou as Liquid Ivuil dues. I uan hafely sny that I have not one dlssatlslled cus tinner. I honestly think that If every farmer would use it there would be very little hogi-liuler in tho country. Il G. Miindoloh. Wausa, Neb., Dec. K, loirj I havo leen usliic L. K as and lnsrot iiestroyftr nd find It all you claim for It. Would recom mend It to all. I will keep It on tho place nil tho time. Yours, ham Gross. It Is a positive preventative of contagious diseases. Cut Out This Coupon For it may not appear again. Fill out tho blanks and mall to tho National Medical Co., Sheldon, Iowa. My Havo Kind of Htock. Dlseisi). 1 have never tried Liquid Koal but If you will supply mo with u sixty cint can free I will give It a trial. Glvo full namo and address and write plain ly Send this coupon today. If you deilro a thirty-two paiio (ook on toe Kerm dlsi-ases of animals and tpeulal expert advlo reuanllui; tho dlseusos that effect your own stock setii ten cents In postaue with this coupon touovor oost of mallliik' ami expense to us, Tho ohm of liquid Koal la to bo furnished you without express or freight charges to "ou 6m mis 1 I