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1 PLATTSM0UTI1 WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, ATTOVST 4, 1887. FARM COLUMN. A J-HtU'lNC 1IOH8K. Too inuny fanner coiis'kIi r n driving lior.ie on tho farm too rcut it luxury itnil f;.)ciiH(; to lc indulged in, uiul an? also nfrnid to liav' one li.-cuuse 1 1 lioys would c. led away too much 1y having .vuch an unproductive animal on thu farm. Tlii.4 n a mistrtkcii idcii in every way, fur even in the men; matter of dollars and cents it pays on nearly every farm to keej a f.;ood driving horse, and keep him for that purpo.se only. During the uy time, if anything lueaks down and needs repair ing, the Wrk team can he put at some thing else, and the driving horse uspd in taking the; machine away for iv,i air.:, do iny it more quickly than tin: work horse "would do it. Driving an ordinary work liorse on a fair trot for u couple of hours tires him out more than a whole day'w -work, hesides it hreal.s up tlie doii!)le "work team, ii'id the other horse is idle until his mate,s return. Tin; saving in these two it-ma iilon will pay the keep of of the horse. Again, when tlr- work teams have heen hard at work all tile week, tiny deserve mid should have Sunday lor a full day of rest, and must have it to do full work regularly. This hemic t'"' ';lsl 'f tl,u family wish to attend churchand the ;;untry church is generally to far away to eu-.ille tlie family to walk to it with out too u"ch fatigue tliey must forego their desii " ,uul st:l' at ,,,)1,u' if 11 Kood driving J,orse wad kl'iA U could be used during Si Rl;iy- And now for t.V Ws'- The writer of this has beer a hoy hiuse,f' a,ul " f:U': lner's hoy at that, a. id he k lie aflims. When a iov is f.iit ful, does Ids duty ou t'le farm, lie ricliely d -serves to have some pleasure, for the aver re farmer cannot nlford to give him much money. When he does ids duty, it is not too much to afford him the pleasure which tlie occasional use of a driving horse, on Sunday or nice evenings, will alford. It ii an incentive for him to do right, to -work faithfully, to consult his lathe: s interests, and feel that home is the hest place on earth. If all fathers would rea lize that the promise of a reward is an important factor in bringing out the dom inant energies of u hoy, and that these feelings are stronger in a hoy or young man than in a man of mature years, far mers who have sons wonld give their boys more opportunities for enjoyment, and thus remove the incentives -which "would otherwise be presented to the boys to leave home and earn money and enjoy ment. Jirtedcrs' Journal.- RWlXIi ISRKKIJINO. Hogs on grass should be well suppliri with salt. Mixed with wood asiies it -will be found best, or w ith crushed char coal and lime, or all three in such pro portion as one pound of salt to a peek of each or all of the other named articles. Keep the pigs growing. With plenty of grass and and abundance of skim milk there is no reason why there should lie any runts among the little squealers. "Watch them closely and prevent them from becoming stunted. Remember, ft stunted pig never fully recovers what is lost. We are frequently asked, "What breed shall we adopt,'" jiml in answer to- such queries there can be but one answer, and that is any breed but a scrub, as all but the scrub will give the most satisfactory result. The bones of a well-bred, -well-fed hog represent only about one twentieth part of its gross weight. An animal of this Jiature must necessarily carry a great deal of fat, but the importance of making it "well muscled to keep it from complete degeneracy is self evident to any thought ful person; hence, inasmuch as the nat ural tendency of the hog is to fat, feeders should make it a point to counteract tho evil by using the most nutricous feed, to the exclusion of fat-forming food. Don't neglect your hogs, even if you are busy upon the farm. The profit up on hogs is a certainty, and it is one of the main protlts of the farm, therefore do net get into the habit of bung-hole waste and spigot saving, by neglecting the wants of your stock. No one shoul d undertake to do so much that they are not masters of all details upon the f?trm, and they should be especially careful to see that hogs have plenty of goor pure water during the first days of the heated -m., also as much shade as is pra cticable to give them. We always advise against water from a running stream, as well water is preferable, and no stock farm can bo complete without fall facilities for properly watering stock. t'hicajo Hogs. SUMMER, DIFFICULTIES WITH POULTRy. There is work to do during summer which is often neglected because it is a busy season of the farm. Ridding the fowls of lice should be attended to. Even when there are no signs of lice, they may be busy at work on the fowls, making them drooping and mopish, while no amount of food will keep them in good condition. The hen, when some what fat, is not attacked by lice wher ever jshe can reach, for she is provided with an oil pack at the base of the tail, from which fhe driven oil, not only as a protection against lice, but to assist in cleaning her feathers. The large lice therefore congregate on the heads and nef ks. If tho hen is poor in flesh the lice may be found on all parts of the body. The best remedy is lard, and only a small portion fihould be used, w hich should he rubbed on the skin of the heads and necks. The fowl should then be held by the legs, head downward, and thorough ly dusted with Persian insect powder. Tlie quarters must also be kept very clean. Once a week is not too often to give such attention to hens in the summer. Go in to the hen house at night and force a few dops of warm lard in among the feathers of the head aBd neck with a sewing-ma-chiii3 oil -can. To prevent disease, keep tho hens at work by making them scratch for their grain food. Over feeding is the cauxe of bowel diseases in the summer, or, rather, too much concentrated food is given, and not enough of bulky. If the quarters are kept clean, there is little danger of contagious diseases unless an addition is nude to the flock by bringing a bird from some other farm. When "new blood" is wanted procure a sitting of eggs of the breed desired, as it is rery important that when the coops are clean and the fowls free from disease, no fowls from other places be introdued. A flock may thus be stocked with lice, or infected with disease. American Agrvrulturist. UASI'BERUIES A SUGGESTION. Since it is becoming the practice to lay out vegetables and berry gardens so as to be kept clean by horse cultivation, it is well to place the different crops in such a position with each other as to make them convenient of access, as well as to afford a pleasing appearance. As a single ex ample of such an arrangement, a line of berries was placed between a narrow rasj alk extending lengthwise through grass v and next the raspberries were the garden "f strawberries, ahd still be- several rows v. i currant bushes. The yond was a line - feet wide, and was grass walk was fou. kept cut short by pass ug a nana I awn- Is, with only a mower over it once a wei edge of this few mmntpsi' work. At the wait was a line of Caroline jYpberries, this variety being of lower ana rounded growth than other sortB, more and when in fruit its rich yellow berries gi e it a quite ornamental appearance. The strawberries next to the raspberries, being well enriched with manure, and kept well cultivated and clean by horse power, the raspberries have on one side the advan tages of high culture, while all the crop may be gathered from the smooth grass walk. In laying out a kitchen and fruit gar den, an occasional grass walk extending lengthwise gives much easier access to the different parts. The rtdges of these walks are kept sirfficiently trimed by the cutting blade of the one-hoie cultivator or with the light one-horse nlow, and laborious hand labor is almost' entirely avoided. Conn, try Gentleman. A SHEEP SHEARING MACHINE, The following in reference to a new machine for shearing sheep, whick ap pears to work successfully in Australia, is taken from a foriegn paper: "The principle on which it works ia the same as that a loptcd in the reaping machine, and the mtter is ingeniously connected with a suiudl engine by belting in such a manner a 5 still to allow the cutter to be easily api died to the different parts of the sheep operated upon. A trial took place at 7 Messrs It. Goldsbrough & Co.'s wool stoi -os in Melbourne last month, in the prcse ace of 800 gentlemen, among whom thei farmers of South Australia were well represented. The trial seems to have been quite successful. Tho first sheep was shorn in five minutes. But it is not altogether in the matter of speed that the; invention is claimed as an improvement upon the old shears. The wool is said t o have been so closely cut as materially to increase tfie weight of the clip, and so evenly that there is no 'sec ond cut.' The owner, therefore, i3 said to get the vr hole of the staple, including the most valuable portion which grows next the ski n. The second sheep, which was bare? on the points and underneath, only occ upied three minutes forty-five seconds. The third was a big wether with sor, ae Maggy' wool, which was sat isfactory .y removed and the fleece all taken off ' in a little over five minutes. The mac! lines cost about 5 per cutter, exclusivo of the driving gear." mENEFICIAJj INSECTS. Beetle? are not the only beneficial in sects by .any means; by far the greater numbers art found among the H ymenop tera. Thii order includes the parasitic Ichneumon-fl ies an inch or more ia lenghth, to ra inute species scarcely visible to the naked eye. The larger kinds de posite onl; on e egg it each victim, while some of the smaller leave their entire complemen t on one caterpillar. A well known exa in pin which is familiar to most gardiners, may be found in the tomato worm. A. small, black, microgaster fly goes peeri Dg about among the tomato Tines until it espies a worm, on which it lays its eggs. These soon hatch, and the tiny larva? eat their way into tho worm and are soon thickly between the nkin and vital organs, where they eat all tho substance that would otherwise go to make the future moth, and their presence does not prevent the worm from eating and growing until the little parasites are full-fed, when they eat their way out of their host, and each stands on end and spins for itself a tiny white cocoon. Sometimes these cocoons arc so numerous that the back of the worm is almost en tirely covered with then, anil now it shrivels and rapidly shrinks in size and soon dies. Ami this work of destruc tion is constantly going on all around us. Were it not for these parasites, vegetation could scarcely exist ou the earth. Amer ican Airicultnrist. CAIlK OF COLTS. At about the end of the sixth month the colt should be weaned. During this summer and autumn months ho should be allowed to be at grass, .vhich, if suc culent and abundant, will be all that i.s required for food. When taken up in the autumn a sutfloicnt quantity of best English hay, with two or three quarts of bruised oats.should be given daily. Twice during the week the colt should receive a few carrots cut up and given raw or steamed, which would render them nit re easily assimilated, and to these a lit tie bran should be mixed. Plenty of fresh, clean water should, be accessible to the animal. Protection from the weather at all times should be provided, and during the cold season warm, well ventilated, sunny quart ers are extremely important. The first year of the colts life, cspec'Ial- al tho first winter, is the most critcal period of his existence. If through n eg- lect he is allowed to get out of condit ion he will never quite recover from tho ef fects. Consequently proper food, and an abundance of it, with care to cleanlin .s of liis person and his quarters are mt st essential. Grain never produces a large bell y, either on the colt or the adult; certaia 'y not unless fed out in the most extreord i nary manner, which would prove destrut : tion to the animal. CABBAGE WORMS AND SQUASH BUG 8 DE FEATED. Cabbage worms never trouble an Eng- A'i6h gardener of any acquaintance. "When tut v first appear, he disolves a table spoon ful of saltpeter in a pr alful of tepid water au i gives tne plant a goou sprmiv- T 1 line. The worms will tiisapp ear speeun. If they begin after a few da ys to appear aain, renew the sprinkling, a. id jou will seldom have occasion to apply it a thiru time. It promotes the growth .of plants also. Seeing him puanting his melons squashes and cucumbers, I asked' him if the bugs would not destroy thc vines, lie said he was never troubled by striped bugs. When he prepared the I". ills he planted a circle of beans six inches apart around the outer edge of each hilL The beans would come up just before the mel ons, etc., would appear, and no bug w juld ever molest the vines. I have tried tacsc two remedies myself for ten years wii Perfect success. -J. C. S. in Farm and l7nme- SniLOH'S y7talIZER is what you need for Consumption, loss of Appetite Dizziness and all sympUis o f Dyspepsia Price 10 to 75 cents per b.ittl,?. Sold by Smith &t TBlack Bros. Tho quantity of whe at a nd wheat flo ur imnoi ted into the Unit ed K luguo... in the nine months from September to Mjsy ha3 been no less tha n 12,42i'.,841 q uarters or nearly as much . is in the cor r es ponding period two yea rs ago. At t his rate the total imports fo r the current 1 larvest ve&r will reach 16 1 nillion quar t ers of wheat and flour. T: tie quarter is t aght bushels. Nebraska If 'armer- SLEEP 'LESS NIGHTS, i aade misera ble by that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure ia the 1 'emedy f or you. Sold by Smitli & Black . ros- Council Blufl.', Nonpareil: If the i: i ... hfit U fr r sir interest "ijuui jueu KUUW vv . " thev wiU obev the la .v in all its oemanda. 4-ny other course will only hasten wuat hibitioa in Nebraska. iTum Baby w alok, g rs her Caatori. "hen ah was Child, s'ba a -ied far Gastori, "When she became Miss, he t Inng to Caatoria, Wha ab had Children, a& g Vr them Castoria, I 4 Jin Ol J lady (shocketl- P i"ou little boys ought to be at Sunday tc&x 1 instead of playing base ball on tha . L Grid's Day." Little boys "It isn't ti iw ' r Sunday school. "We've got half sn 1 iour yet." New York Sun. Itcri, Prairie Mange, a eyery kiDd cured in 30 mi ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Warr Fricke & Co., druggist Nebraska. nd '.cratches of nates, by Wool Use no other. s,ted by, F. G r piattsmoutlr, 34-lyr CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shil loh's cure. Sold by Smith & UUck RroH Philadelphia- Call: There is an American college in Rome, but it has 110 base ball club, ami is therefore nevrr heard of. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 2." tents Sold by Snutii & Black Bros. T.10 mayor of Lincoln having order fd the marsliall of that city to stop the parades of the Gos)tl Army thrown through the streets, is coming in for u sound berating by the local pics. Al most without exception, the Lincoln pa pers denounce the action of the mayor 11s discriminating and tyrannical. Jhulrit-e JCz-jtreas: Drunkenness or tlio Lhiiior Hnbit Posi tively Cured by A.l m i n i striiitf Dr. llitines' Oold-Ml Spe?i fi. It can be given in .1 cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person taking it; is absolutely harmh-ss and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drink er or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate uien who have taken Golden .Sp-citie in their coffee without their knowledgvind to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. IT NEVER FAILS. The system once impregnated with the Speci fic it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. For full particulars, address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 1S5 Race St.. Cincinnati, O. y:j-ly $1,500! Fao-s!m!1e of Patent Chess and Checkerboard, ad- ertusintf the celebrated iynvii dioci neraeura and a KEWAKII OP 81,500. If you fall to find it ou this small board call on your druggist for t ull-siie. Handsomely Lithographed board, I U&Sf or send cents for pontage to us. COUGH BLOCKS.' From Mason Long, the Convarted Gambler. Toht Wayne, Ind.. April 5. 18S4. I have given tha Bynvlta Comfh Blocks a thorough trial. They cured my little (firl (3 years' old) of Croup. My wife and mother-in-law were troubled with coughs of lona standing. One package of the Blocks baa cured Ibein so they caa talk "as only women do." id a so a Lax ik. : WORM BLOCKS. Xoma. O., Jan. 25, 1887. The Synvlta Worm Blocks acted like a charm in expelling worms from my liu tie child. The child is now well and hearty, lnatead of puny and sickly as before Q BOBBUfaofc J BLACKBERRY BLOCKS. The Great Diarrhoea and Dysentery Checker. Delphos. O.. Jnly 7th, 8.-Our six-months old child had a severe attack of Bummer uompiainw Fhvsicians could do nothing. In despair we tried Hynvita Blackberry Blocks recommen friend and a few doses effected a com: -scent our heartfelt Indorsement of y gFi-y Blocks. Me. axd Mud. J. B. our Black nOe Bynvlta Block B m e neatest thing oi rW. 'ant. Cheap. Con Hanr. Reliable. U; nOe Bynvlta Block Bemedles are inveniont. Sura, "i No box: no PP ? L"CJV ? "vBJS ?at?.1i Ttnoney refunded. Ask your dru- Sutifuflii to them send price to THE SYNVITA CO., Delphos, Ohio, AJTOKBCKIVS THBM POSTPAID. tsruUECKEItHOABD utA each OliDEIt, ROBERT DONNELLY' -WA.Q-02sT AlfD BLACKSMITH SHOP, Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re pairing, and general jobbing ai. now prepared to Co all kinds of repairing of farm and other machinery, aa there U a good lathe in my shop. PETER RAO Ell. Ihe old Reliable Wagon Maker Has taken charge ol the wagon sncp 3a U well known aa a NO. 1 "WORKMAN. New "Was and Haggle ni wruer HATTPPAOTKm 1TJARNT TO THE LADIES! If vou are afllicted with rheumatism, neural i exhaustion, dyspepsia, or wlta dis eases of the liver, kidney. ?' t tho ut of "the disease. For lame back, weakness of the . spine, fal nB of the womb, leucorrhcea. chronic inflammation iad ulceration of the womb, incidental hemor zt: - manful, sumiressed and ir- ?rar menstruation, barton iie-s and change of riiis Is the Best Appliance and C urative lif. if nnirn ge Vf Supporter with Magnetic root p.u Vrk vi. Sent by expree C O. D..andex- teriee.. vwed, or by mail on receipt 01 amlnati. W i-o found satisi.ierory even auer price, aim -.-,4 tt-;' ean b returned and mon six months . -L .orddJnjr.sen i measure of wait ey refunded. s. and si.e of shu o,,-.r theitlerclothing. They Thev are worn Wrer. lioid rtieir ixu-r, v.vNew Oe&arture In Med- Seml ft-.nno i". ouf Meciuiie." witn inou icai Treatment W -. " jiend for elrcuiars. sands of Tesiim"""- r4 regards your unn i-riio im full Tiartleuu"1' cultie- order iirect. rr. TO . THL i arhom t,.CliicsBo,lll. 4G-iy wiudi win uiiii , w . , .,, i. ..,. ..ore money riht away tt an anything ele in tu. orUl Anvone can do the wmk and live at worldl bome iither sex ; a.'l ane- . n Ot t - VMM -.4 feet, swollen or wean itiiivir--., ... . Abdominal Belt and e pair of Magnetic toot Batteries have no superior lit the relief anil cure of all these complaiuts. They can y a powerful n 71T77 r . q.de. Cut this ou mm . - - . v. n (,cr fnin riifiir nil nil nui m i"a V....:. . ..it.,i ,:t- Koixid. This is one the genuine, important chances or a "I""'"": lho.o who are ambitious and enterprising ill iot rtehiv. Crand outai tree. Address i bbk & CO,. Auiif ta. Maine SIC for Infants "Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it aa superior to auy proscription known to me.1' IL A. Aacnca, II. D., lil Bo. Oxford Et., liiuollyn, N. Y. Tux Wit" inpTTWjdirwp Down With High Prices f 30 TO 70 PEE CENT. OFF ONE THOUSiHQ DIFFERENT ARTICLE 8old Direct to Oon(umrt,l The "LiKIo Mective," $3.00 X- X. Postal rives Poatotf o In Weighs from !f oz. to 33 Iba. P AMILT SCALES, 240 lbs., $5.' Platform Scalos,$llto$20 Forges and Biack:sIIlitlls, Tools.' rormtn' Forice, dlO. Tore and Kit or Tools. U9S. Vsruiers can do odd (, sarlnii tlmS aud money. AnvllB. Vises, Ac, &c - WAGON SCALES. Onlr tnanufacturprs 1h A ttiptIt nslu nothing hut the l yt of KuglloU K.o :l forbuurliiKSof all ticajesi 2-Ton (6x12)140. 3-Ton (71 3) S80. 4-Ton (8xl4)0O. 2 rtram Box and Iirnas Henra wlta i- v.ir.ti Se.alf .nm) other varieties. Alio. '1 rurks, WticiMbnrrows. Corn Shell era. F eed Mills, t'onv l'rre.. Mon- ey Drawers, Clothes Wrluers and uu jiuruware specialties. SAFES OF ALL SIZES. Ko. 4, weight l.luu lbs.. iM. SEWING MACHINES, ritoxt ses to si s. A beautiful Ifnchlne, per pifeetly finlhhed. Improvement VIIIIIIV HltT lliLLCril, - wuiiiiii rurnuurc, contuiu &4 lnir i full set of latest. 1m- lirovi'd AtttithrMntt. 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These excellent Organs are celebrated for vol. ume, quality of tone, quiet reeiioufce, variety ol com bination artistic design, beauty in finish, perfect Construction, making tnem the moat attractive, orna. mental and deeiraMe organs for homee, school. churched, lodges, societies, etc, ESTABLISHED XlEPVrTATlOJr. XTJi EftCALED FACIEITIES, blilLXEO fl ORliMES, BEST aATERIAI, COMBIXZD, MARK TEI3 THE FOPULAH ORQAH Instruction Books and Piano Stools, Catalogues and Price Lists, on arpUoaOcn. CHICAGO C0TTA8E CRGAH CO, 831 BLUE ISLAND AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. WorKiiE Classes, i. ATTENTION. e are novr pre- pared to lurni-h all classes wit'.i employment at home, the whole of the time, or lor their BDare moineuts. Itumess new, litflit and prol- (ili.io ivr,iiL i.f either sex esllv ern Irom 50 ceTS't" to $5 On wr evening, a-id u proportiou- , l o,,... ,v Atrt -nn .,11 tlieir time tO tlie ItUBi- ' u.a 0,wi -mU Mm npurlv as inuirli as Vn' That all who pee th' my send their J idrp 'vnd tett tho nnsines-. mw -hddres? " t ,. sati.f,ed we will oner. a. . tro..Die 0j writ- fena : Vs aud outiit Iree. Address "skohgeSiissoj Co.. 1'QrtUnd.Ma lame. - - 111-fWfIPI i i '.-. . --f ,"'' '.' :- i lt-s&&fz$ip. , to mmMmi -twmmf vSi't t ' n'SS.XN. ' I nd Children. CaatorlA rnroa Colic, CorurMyntton, Hour stomach, 1'iarrlima, Ki uctAtion, Kills Worms, give alvep, uui jrwuotj dl Without lajurioua medication, ireklion. Cx.sTAua CiurxMT, 123 Fulton 8tMot-irXr XL T HB supertortty of Corallno otc he or whalebone has mow ba Oem onstrated by over elx years ezpea lance. It la more durable, niord- pliable, more comfortable, and NEVEd BREAKS. Tbe immense Bale of those Corset 19 now over 7000 dally. Beware of worthless Imitation bonoS with various ltlnda of cord. None are genuine unless "Dr. Warj ner's Corallno" ia printed oa inflidecj the eteel cover. .. FOR BALE BY ALL LEADES0 HESCHABTR 257 & 259 BUU Strati) CHICAQQ, ILL JULIUS PEPPERBERG, MANUFACTCRKR OP ANI WHOLESALE & RETAIL IEAI.KK IN TIIR Choicest Brands of Cigars, including our Flcr de Pepperbcrgo: and Buds. FILL LI.NK OP TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES ulwuys in stock. Nov. 20. lbBH. ESSLER, The 5th St. Merchant Tailor Keeps a Full Line of Foreign & Domestic Goods. Consult Your Interest by Giving Htm a Cat SHERWOOD BLOCK1 TP1? ttgg:pa.ouLtyi . and Sutlmci Flower i4 tknik, ditTt-reul kinds. A the Kmi Raletet rUrtA Hoi wi(li Sieve. PmioI. MisiikHcklel aei Fee. II AND 1 ihe aesl ceeilet work of tlie kind fur pulV Uhbml. SBd Fiiietl Cents 'in kiauips a utn pie copy, a&o out ElRTIHC prlOi to agfrom. ajbdi. IHrftlCaH PUB. CO.. If lortl Tilth Street. FkHU'l wanisj evernraerv. SINGER TIIIM STVLE L 1 A Full fret of Orcular. A E. C XIOH'E d: CO Lumber Yard. THE OLD RELIABLE. H. A. WATERMAN & SOU Wholeiale and Betall Dealer ta PI LUMBER Sliingles, Lath, 6asb, Doors9BSinds. Can supjily every demand of the trade Call and get terms. Fourth street In Rear of Opera HouBe. FOBlJil icl ven tlie LAa CU 4 1 t et K1 5'- 17 T