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PLATTSMOCTTI WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1887. DrunkannoHi ortha Liquor Habit Posi tively Cured by Administering Dr. Hwinai' Golden Speci fic. It run l given in a rup of eoffco or tea without the knowledge of the person taking it; in nlmoluttly luirinlcs mid will effect ii icnniui(jht uml Hpeedy cure, whether the patient is a nwnl'-nitc drink er or un alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken Oolden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, und to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. IT NKVEK FAILS. The nyhtein once impregnated with the Speci fic it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to cxit. For full particulars, address (JOI.DKN SPECIFIC CO., 185 Kaco st., Cincinnati, O. 153-ly A'Noyel Way of Popping the Ques tion. A young Aberdonian, bashful, but des perately in love, fouling that no notice wax taken of his visits to the house of his sweetheart, summoned up sullicient cour age to address the fair one thus: "Jean, I was here on Monday nicht." Ay, ye were that," replied ie. An' I was here on Tuesday nicht." "So ye were." "And I was here on Wednesday," con tinued the ardent youth. "Ay, an ye was here on Thursday night ami a'." "An' I was here last nicht." "Wecl," she says, "what if yc were?" "An' I am here again the nich again." "And what about it, even if ye came every nicht " "What about it, did ye say? Div ye no bemi to smell a rat?" New York Sun. Ask your druggist for Klectricty in a bottle. The greatest catarrh and head ache remedy known. 11-4 Mist M imasa. didn't see you at the performance of "The Blonde Brigand," last night. J)e Jones. I was there, but I only staid through the first act. Miss Minos a. Why, didn't you like the play? The scenery was good. De Jonei.l daresay it was, your hat filled the stage w hile I was in the theatre. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made minora ble by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure ii the remedy for you. Sold by Smith & Black Bros. Just Like the Men. Pretty Kansas Wife Yes, I voted at the late election, but I shall never do so -i again. Tho men crowded around me when I went to vote, and nearly smoth ered me. Kansas Old Maid- Law sakes. They all left the polls when I went to vote. Newman Independent. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prico 25 cents Sold by Smith & Black Bros. "Papa," said a little five-year-old, pointing to a turkey gobbler strutting around in a neighbor's yard, "aint that red-nosed chicken got an awful big bus tle?" Ch icagn Jia nib lev. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shil loh's cure. Sold by Smith & Black Bros It is said that Patti's first "farewell appearance" in this country took place in 1S00. Patti has been faring well since then. : - SHILOH'S VITALIZED is what you need for Consumption, losa of Appetite Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia Price 10 to 75 eeuU per bottle. Sold by Smith & Black Bros. A western man took a large piece of bad meat to an objectionable play, and critics who saw the representation say that the piece was strongly cast. IfTssn Babr vu lick, we care lier Caatorla, When ah wm Child, ah cried for Gaatoria, When abe became Miaa, ahe clang to Caatoria, 'When abe bad Children, sue gars them Cos tori. A good motto for a young man just starting a mustuch down in front. if Itch, Prairie Mange, and Scratches of eyery kind cured in 30 minutes, by Wool- ford's Sanitary Lotion. Uso no other. This never fails. Warranted by, F. G. Fricke & Co., druggists, Plattsmouth, Nebraska. 34-lyr Tho world is a comedy to those who think; a tragdy to those who feel. Electricity in a bottle will cure ner vous headache in from 3 to 10 minutes. For sale by all druggists. 11-4 Every man has a thousand vicious thoughts which arise without his power to suppress. Our actions must clothe us with an immortality, loathsome or glorious. Man must sometime in his life recog nize his nothingness. Trifles make perfection but perfec tion is no trifle. FARM COLUMN. THE NL'TKITIVK HATH) IM FEKDINO. An animal on a sustenance diet neither working no increasing is supposed to re quire un albuminoid rutin of 1-12 (that is food containing 1 lt. of nitrogenous mat ter to 12 ItiH. of non-nitrogenous hub stanco), or very nearly the composition of ineudow hay. Iu my own practice of feeding I have never troubled myself very much about the nutritive ratio of the foods I employ; nor do I think that those who work upon some fixed formula in regard to the nutritive ratio they use can feed bo economically us those who pay more regard to the varying price of the food. There ure c ertain broad lines which every feeder should recognize. For instance, it itf quite evident that mangels, with un albuminoid ratio of l-2, cunnot be a suitable food to be used in any quantity for a ewe in lamb, and yet we constantly hear of abortions while the ewe are fed on roots. A cow which yields a very large amount of milk ccr taiuly require a diet with a higher al buminoid ratio thau a fattening animal Still it is the cost of tho foods, ami not their albuminoid ratio, which would mainly guide my selection. What can be more different than cotton cake and corn? Still I bhould not hesitate for a moment as to which I should employ in my fat tening stalh, if ono was dear and the oth er cheap. Tho idea which prevailed so long that fat was formed from albuminoids, un idea which was uppo.s"d to be establish ed by experiments carried out in Ger many, gave a fictitious value to these substances, aud even to this day we are sometimes told that the more tho oil is removed from the linseed cake tho great er becomes its value as a food. I am not one of those who subscribe to this doc- j trine, nor do I consider that a practical farmer is bound to feed his stock with a diet made upon a scientifically arranged nutritive ratio. In tho year 1852, at tho conclusion of a long series of feeding experiments, 1 read a paper before the British Associa tion iu which I pointed out that the nut ritive ratio in the cereal grains appeared to make them specially suitable for food purposes, and I should consider this to Ihj as true now as it was then. But in the economic feeding of stock I certainly should not be guided by any established formula, but rather by the relativo prices of tho various food- in tho markets. If we sell our barley at tho same pricej per ton as we purchase our cotton cake it is not for the difference in their nutritive ratio, but because the latter posesses a much higher manuro value. I can re member the time when each crop was prescribed for in a formula made up of artificial compounds in accordance with the composition of the ask of tho plant. A nutritive ratio is very good in theory, but in practice wo have to consider ques tions of economy which are often greatly at variance with theory. At tho present time I am not acquainted with any relia ble feeding experiments which establish us a fact that food of one special nutri tive ratio can be used with greater econo my than another. J. B. Laioes, in Ag ricultural Science for May. FARMS GROWING 8il.VIA.KIt. Cleveland Leader: The cry has gone up from sensational labor agitators that tho farm lands of this country are becom ing the property of a few rich men, and Mr. Powderly has so far yielded to the nonsense to proclaim a Knight of Labor bull against an "incipient land-holding aristocracy." The absolute absurdity of such assertions is evidenced by the fol lowing statistics of sale of farms aver ages: 1880. 1870. 1S60. Alabama ..1G9 225 364 Arkansas 128 154 245 Florida 141 232 444 Kentucky 129 158 211 Louisiana 171 247 530 Maryland 120 107 190 Mississippi 15P 183 370 Missouri 129 140 215 North Carolina 112 212 31G South Carolina 143 233 448 Tennessee 1 25 100 251 Texas 208 301 591 Virginia 1C3 240 324 Connecticut 78 93 .. Massachusetts 87 102 .. New York 08 102 .. Pennsylvania...,, 93 99 .. Ohio 99 111 .. Illinois 124 127 .. Minnesota 144 140 .. Kansas 150 143 .. California. 4C3 480 .. United St tea total 134 153 199 Thus it will be seen that in all the new er states, where settlers began by pre empting eighty acres, and later on added another eighty, the acreage of farms has steadily decreased. In the country as a whole tho decrease is very marked. From these statistics thero can be no doubt of the gratifying fact that the land is being divided up into smaller parcels, and that the agricultural class is not like ly to become a class of renters, but will continue to own as well as farm the land. It is a matter for congatulation that it is ho, and that tho grow th and prosperity of the country has not militated ugainst this fundamental principle of our land doctrine. In this, as in most of their talks, these agitators have taken a few individual in stances instead of the grand average. If they knew more about the subjects they discuss they would talk less. It is iio ticeublc that it is not renters or little farm owners who worry about the land. They ure not troubled in the least. It is the idle, thriftless classes of city laborers who could not be induced to live on and work a farm; it is from them that the cry of land monopoly mainly arises. As long as carefully prepared statistics show the gratifying result exhibited above the sensible people of the United States will not be greatly alarmed. If such dema gogues would confine themselves strictly to facts their profession would be uonc. The Home Fire Insurance Company of Omaha Insures against nil loss or dam- ! ages by Fire, Lightning, Winds, Cyclones and Tornadoes, and makes the insurance of Dwelling and Farm Property a special ity. Its policies are short and easily un derstood, and free from technicalities. Its officers, directors and stockholders, are well-known citizens of Nebraska, and among the most prominent and reliable business men of the State. It prints per mission in its policy to repair dwellings without notice the Company, regard- loss of the length of time used in making the repairs, and the insurance remains rood dining that time. This Company insures the Farmers teams against FIRE in any plicate bam, nt able or sli d, on his farm or within twenty -foe miles of his J arm, or against Lightning where ever they may be. This is a great advantage to tho farmer, as his teams are covered by the policy against Fire as well as Lightning in his neighbors' farm buildings and in private barns in towns, the same as in his own. No Eastern Company insures your teams against Fire while off your own farm. The Dwelling and Farm Policies of this Company are very liberal losses be ing due and payable immediately on re ceipt of proper proofs, and it does not keep you waiting sixty days after your loss before making payment, and docs not discount interest for paying at once. Tho following appears a3 a true story iu a recent issue of the New York Mail and Express: "The son of a well known New Yorker left the city last summer to make his home with an uncle who had grown rich in tho orient. Several months ago the family received a letter from the uncle saying that the nephew was dead and that tho body had been embalmed and sent home in a sailing ship. Last week the vessel arrived here, and the young man's parents, attired in deep mourning, went to receive tho remains. A peculiarly shaped, box was delivered to them and was removed to their home. When the undertaker opened the chest to give the parents a last look at the body, it was found to contain a large Bengal tiger. The surprised father at once cabled to his brother in India: 'Some mistake, Geore's body not arrived. Cof fin contained Bcmgal tiger.' Last night the answer was received: ,No mistake. George inside tiger.' " The $100,000 high school at Syracuse, N. Y., has been condemned by the board of health on account of defective plumb ing. Bi.ooiiixgton, Ills., Seit. 18, 1882. Messrs F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.: Have taken Hall's Catarrh Cure. Had catarrh all my life; am 48 years old. Had asthma 19 years and a dreadful cough for liye years. Have taken everything; went to the hot springs; I have done nothing but take medicine for 19 years. When I commenced using Hall's Catarrh Cure I was almost dead. I sent for the doctor the day I got Hall's Catarrh Cure, and I told him that I would die any way and that I would try your medicine. I was very bad. How I suffered for 9 years! I could hardly breathe at times. I saw Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised in the pa pers and commenced taking it. I would have been under the ground today if it had not been for that. I have not had one bad spell of cofiing since. Iu breath ing my head feels well and I am well. It has done me a thousand dollars worth of good. Then ten of my friend, s on see ing what it has done for me, taking it, and it is helpiog them. I only wish that every one who has catarrh, asthma and a bad cough could see me, so that I could tell them all to take it. All that know me here know how I have suffered. (I have been here since 1858,) and say to me that "I am so glad that you found some thing that could cure you." Everybody says, "how much better you look." The doctors say they are glad I found Hall's Catarrh Cure as they could not cure me. I cannot express my gratitude to you tor the good Hall's Catarrh Cure has done me. Yon can use as much of this letter as will do the afflicted good. Publish it to the whole world it is all true and they should know it. Joseph Chrism an, 11 ml 400 East North street. -Silence is the sacntuary of prudence, $1,500! Kao-lml!e of Patent Ohesn and Checkerboard, ad. TerlisInK tho rcli-hratntl hvnvltit Bloc-It Koumilu-a. and h UKWAItlt OP fttl.AOO. If you fail t. nixl it un tliis iiihII board call on your druKKNt foa f iill-t.li. IIundHotuuly Ijllhok'rapliud lnjurd, i'KKlii' tr stud O cuii la lor pustuue to um. COUGH BLOCKS. From Mason Ixinn, the Convert! Gambler. Four W A Y v R, Ind.. April 6, Is."!. I have Klven th Syiivlm ('oiivh Block u thorough trial. Tliey euro J my little irlrl (.1 yearn' old) of Croup. My wife and niothe Mil-law wern troubled with roughs of Ion RtunUiiiK-. Ono paekiiKO of tho Mocks bus curel Uiuui nu lliey can talk "as only woiimn do." . WORM BLOCKS. J.TMA. .. Jan. "i'l. 1HS7. Tho Svnvita Worm TdnxV. nctcd liko a charm in exptilliiiK worms from my liu tie child. Tho child l now well and hearty, Instead ot juny und titkly us bulore. JOHN (i. ItOHHINSON. BLACKBERRY BLOCKS. Tho Great Kiarrhu a and Dysentery Checker. IiKI.I'lloH. O.. July 7th. '811. Our aix-nionthu nl.t child had u M:vero attack of hummer Coiuulaiiil. Physicians could d.i nothing. In despair wo tried Pynvitu It luck berry Blocks recommended by a friend and a lew donea effected a complete cum. Accept our heartfelt Indorsement of your l!lark wij J.M'itn. aitt. Ji2lJ J. UAriiA The Synvlta ltlock Remedies are) The neatest tiling out, by far. pleasant, 'beap Convenient, Sure, Handy, Reliable, Harmless and l'uro. No box: no teaspoon or sticky bottle. 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