The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, October 20, 1898, Image 7
Law VERBS ( to njr let your neighbors know it? And why give them a chance to guess you are even Ave or ten year more? Better give them good reasons for guessing the other way. It Ta very easy; for nothing tells of age to quickly as gray bair. flow's ) Is a youth-renewer. It hides the age under a luxuriant growth of hair the coior of youth. It never fails to restore color to gray hiir. It will stop the hair from coming out also. It feeds the hair bulbs. Thin hair becomes thick hair, and abort hair becomes long hair. It cleanses the scslp; re moves all dandruff, and prevents its formation. We have a book on the Hair which we will gladly send you. It yon do not obtain all th nwrn. flu f ou elected from the huh of Ui Vigor, win th AtKlnt ttlx rtt It. WubanlT lhr l ome difficulty lt your ifiisnil v,eni whicu Dty be eally rnuvl. A41'iail. in. J. c Ayer, Lowell, Maea. I'obltiy I'filnu-rn. In ffi production lies the clue! source of profit in j oultry. Fresh laid eg;ts will hatch a little sooner than those laid some lime. Chicks in a healthy condition should lively and Vigorous from the first hour. When a contagious dieeate appears in a flock, the sill in the yard liecomwe con taminated and nnlftfis thoroughly difin fected certain conditions may cause dor mant germs to become active, and the disease will make its appearance again. St. Louis Republic. If a man speaks wi' bout thinking he' apt to Bay what he thinks. Why isn t a stuffed goat imitation butter? The Ixirrt's Itinerary. A good story Is told by the Jewish Metwnger of a number of boys who were playing on a Haturday lu front of an Episcopal chur h. The rector sud denly came out of his pars.miixe and told the boys to be quiet In front of the Lord's bouse. "That Is all right, mister." said tho boys. "The Ixird Is not here to day. He Is down the street at the Jewish syna gogue." A homely man becomes good looking after you have become accustomed to blm. but a homelv woman never dot-. nj wife bad lniplra on bnr fiu-e.Dut he hm lny-a inking CASi'AKKTS and they bave all cnaiippoartnl I b4 txi n troubled With oooattaton for eoci' nine, but sftr tak ing Uis first tcret J hare hud no trouble ilh ihla aliment. Wo eatinot apeak too bl Il ly of 'awareta." Flinu Wahtsk, lyir rauaaeipaia, ra Pleeient. Palatable, intent, Tm flood. Do Ooud, NTr Sick.a, Weakeu. or Orli-e Vx. Zjc, ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... StHtef ttmmtt tinf. (kl, malwal. So twt. Mi MTA Sold and euaranteed ny all drnit- I UaVJeW iau u C'VatK Tobaooo Uebu. A Map of the United States. fiend me 15 cents In stamp snd 1 will mail you a map of the United atates, three feet f.-nr inches wide hy five feet long. Printed In idx col ors. Mounted on ro'lers. fihows every state, cooatv, Important town, and railroad In the United States. Ussfnl. Ornamental. J. rfancts, General raeeaagw Agent, Oaah.t, Nab. P. . II fou go weet via Omaha end the RurlingUiri Xnwe,ou can lp off and tee tbs Traae-Mlaatatlepl laiwalUon. HIT Iff PluPLES JS CATHARTIC "Y'N TOf wm MewrsMO f Illiilliipii to - ' jlH(M4 v.. v a. . V - Hi. Jucoba tin St. Jacobs Oil f-t. Jucoba OU " t. Jacoba OH M. Jacoba Oil " t. Jacoba Oil M t-t. Jacobs Oil M &U Jacoba OU - bt. Jacoba OU Neuralgia. LuoiUua Keiutira. Spraiua. bruiaue. Sorenett. Stifftjeta, Backache. Muacuiar Acbea, SAVEu u1 DAnKNfcSS. It. Talmage'a riret Attempt tm Praaek Vt It bout Noa.aad Wbuat Hapoaned. Several gentlemen were talking over tho recent lecture of Dr. Tal mage on "Itusjla and the Czar," in the l'.ig8 Houe last night, when Koolface De Witt told an interesting story of the famous preacher's first exierience In trying to deliver a ter lu on without notes. "It was years ago of course," said Mr. Le Witt, "and occurred in my old home, Belleville, N. J. Dr. Tal mage was preaching there, atd one wee tie made up bis mind to o Into the pulpit the next Sunday without notes or memoranda of what'he was ttcing to say. He memorized his ser mon, and believed he had It com pletely at his tongue's end, so Sun day he went to the church pretty well fortided with confidence "In those days in that section of Jereer churches and hotels and many private residences were equipped with private gas machines, and the church where Ta Image was to hold forth had one, too. When he got mto the DulpltNflfter conducting the preliminary service all rlgnt he gave out his text. Then he was horriaed to find that ho couldn't, think of a thing to ay. lie repeated the text a second time, and yet bis Ideas failed to come. He was in agony, and began slowly and impressively lo acnounce hi text a third time. -s he rea -tied tho last word and the perspiration of dread and shame was beginning to start the gas went out, and plunged tho place In utter dark ness. There was no other means of lighting the edifice, and when it was announced that the gas machine had bioken down hopelessly Ir. Talmage pronounced the benediction, and I have heard him say that he never did so before or since with greater lor vor or thankfulness of spirit." Washington Tost. TKACMKKS, h i.unia .d ora.ic. Ptiiiiic anil ; Fni; i T,..nr. ag.i.ciM, whmittua, p. o elegantly formed as the Border Lflees Whydo lovers marry when courtship tor strain, of what may be called the is so sneet? same breed, and of which a picture Is our Corn SuTpiTi. given of a trio which gained the first Explanation of the enormous increase in Kuropi an corn requirements, evidenc ed in Auiuriotn exp'irt,'20ri15l 0,000 past year, is largely found in the extended u-e in Continental Europe of corn in stead of bsrley and other grains for cat tle. Fr.tz Arnold, a leading German importer, says that with the cattle ol Germany feeding on American corn ther will to market f t 150,0o0,000 in German agricultural dii-t-cts nlone, that a largs rlmie of the IO0.O ;0 worth of corn thai now tio-s weekly to Europe is for thi German lariner, and that the rest ol Europe is learning the xame lesson. A OKAMJ OFKEK. In orrler to Introduce onr new dlarovnry. n order to introduce onr new dlx'ovnry. and sllwtually curing all iltneanea nt tlie "li) 11 lit! t nr niinici kki. inr rriiiuv i iik iibiiijiiju it ho will lur the ni'Xt thirty uhvh aena nainpif nuu,r'enwC:nliU'm'tml" l"" p"theBo strains ot this remarkable breed jiionakcii avrPLY CO., x 4M ciiicago. DEAR KPITOH: it you kuuw of a sollel- tor or canvasser lu your city or elsewui-re, eain-cially a nun who has solicited for sub- g. r!.tions, insurance, ouriery stock, boom or tallnring. or n uian who ran sell goods, ymi will wafer a favor by telling him 10 eurresiiuiid with uh; or If you will insert llils uollce In your paper anu auro pururi vtill cut this U'.llee out and mall to us, w may be able to furnish Ihem a good posl ti..ii In their owu ni adjoining counties Address AMERICAN WOOLEN MILLS CO., Cbleauo. lu .,1 1 Key. An old and cur out key and lock: Is ; attached to te dnor of Templo , Church, in Meet street London, j Tne key weighs seven pounds, is clgiuect. l.iclus long ana, iinnso otiicr kevs was i.ot tiiiulo for ho lock. On the contrary, tho lock was made fur it Hnth key and loctf have ticcn in uo since thu Crusndes, the church itself having been built by ( tho Knights '1'iim lar tn Utt;i. , A IUIf lVs I'ii ' 1 l 1F ( IrWT A iy i(jiuijiy i tran. tt, l.o -ein-r, flushing. Mich. "Earlv in November, 1H!4." says Frank Imr. who lives near l.eimoli, Mich I. Mich., va . dinner table, ly hack. The starting to get up from I he . a .. , --- ( pain increased and I was oh .gcd to toe to my bed. The physi. iau M was sum- inoued pronouni ed tny ease muscular i rheiiinatisni accomtmiiii-d by huuhago. It gave me remedies and injw-ted mor- I i.ib,.,i ii .ill n rintti lit mv lillf uhine into my arm to ease the paiu. "Mv disease gradually became worse, until I thought that death would he wel come release from my sufferings. Besides my regular iiiiysirinn f also consulted an other, but he gave me no eneourageraeut On netting Up rum Hit Tuble. "I was finally immcen inrougii reaouig ARM lome aeeo.inls in the "''"paper" ",-yrlj lag the wonderful cures wrought by Dr. Williams' I'ink rills for rale reopie, 10 try them. I took the pills according to directions and soon negan to notice imtimvoinciit lu my condition. Before the first IkjX was need I could get alsml the house, and after using five boiea waa entirely cured. "Klnce that time I have felt no return of the rheumatic pains. I am confident that Dr. Williams1 l'iuk Pills saved my life and I try to induce my friends wtioi ire sicil te try the same remedy. I wllli l not possible, but dairymen are con gladly answer luquirics concerning my, tent to form a favrable opinion of a lick or is snd wonderful cure, provided; ia aacioaed far reply. KHANK IrONO." infill The Old Plow. By the fence in the orchard the old plow stands, Slowly rusting and rotting away, While the days go by with their dropping sands, And the world grows dull and gray. It did Its work in the long ago As it tumbled the stony soil, And the harvest wavi?d with a golden glow, With a crown for the brow of toil. It seemed to shout like a warrior bold As it entered the stubborn field, And the wind-swept clouds above it rolled And the sun smote it shining shield. Bnt now it stands by the fMice alone, With Its share all brown with rust, And iita ouken frame with weeds o'er grown And smoldering away to dust. And ss at the dear old plow I gaze I think of the loved ones dead, And the fragrant (lowers of the vanished days And the Joys that so swift'- sper" And soon I know with the flowing tide That furrows the silvered brow, I, too, will be tenderly laid aside To inolder like an outworn plow. The Leicester Ptieep. The first illustration Is a portrait of a pair of yeurling ewes, recently cx- niiuieo in r.ngiuuii. j ney are not so ESOI.IHU I.EICrSTKK BWES. at a recent Hlghhind show; but they are unexcelled as a mutton sheep, and a producer of a heavy ami valuable 111 ' ' Tin? pictures speak for them It onlv need Ik said that, both selves, aru to oe rouuo tireu to pertcction oy several of onr Camidlar breeders, whose skill has kept up the style and material value of the race. It Is one of the curious examples of the differences w,,.h will gradually grow out Of the personality of breeders, each of whom ? has a (hllerent Meal that these two VjjVijipil Jj .11 hi:tff.J)L V. i ""VAi-f m .r3"C . t.KU-Knr.n kwks. strains should have acquired from the starting point, a distinct type, which was certainly as distinct from each of these as each Is from the other; and which may still remain in the memory of ,ln l'xl"'rt w'10 lny 'X't have only In ,inlld w.hat he aw a Inai s ago. It Is thus that races change under the Influence of skillful culture, or may deteriorate under continued neglect. j,iontreal Ilernld ,. . ' Getting Kid or Ants. . ,,,,", ,,, C. II. Fernold, of tho MasHnchiwetta exjierlmerit station, recommendea tlie following, which Is a good and sure . M . h . ,.h -,.., . t . . foot deep and about 15 Ineln-s apart, over the hill or portion of the lawn Infested by th anis, and Into each hole pour two or throe tenspoonfule of bisulphide of carbon, stamping the dirt Into the hole as soon as the liquid Is poured Into It The bisulphide of carbon at once vaporizes, and, penneftt lng the ground, destroys the ants, but does not Injure the grass. One should remember while f.s!:is this substance that It Is highly fnflannna.bl and should not bring near It a flame or even a lighted cigar. Fcarcltr of Cottle, rattle are becoming scaive In the Vot, and the Basiern market will be affected by the conditions oxlntlng In the entitle regions, farmers who ralsit mure calves, and of good quality, will get good price for tlwm by the time tht'jr are nuiturtHi. There ta no nettT to dispose of the surplus foods ' ' .... ' . l" w ton- some It, and t&e manure will also be an important Item on the farm. Jadglna Cow. It may truly be said that to know a cow well she must be examined Inter nally, so aa to Judge and score her heart, lunge, liver and stomach, which to y, f If sbe baa a dean body, Indicating the possession or large digestive organs. Long experience has taught progressive dairymen that a cow having a wedge-shaped form, the rear being wide, the udder large and extending well both front and back, with the teats set regularly and well apart, Is usually one that will not dis appoint her owner, but as the individ uality of the animal Is also a factor In the breed, the disposition, freedom from disease and quality of the prod uct must be considered, especially as no two cows are alike, and the quantity and quality of the milk and butter may vary with the same Individual daily. The calf should also conform to the shape of the cow, and even the embryo udder will give some Indication of its future. An experienced breeder gives this rule for Judging of a cow or calf by Its appearance: With the eye meas ure the distance from the tall about hnlf-way down the rump, as it drops straight down, to the rear line of the thigh, and the greater the distance be tween those points, and the more curv ing the thigh, the better the cow'. The hips must curve away from the tall as the Indication of a good milker. RaiHinK a Bpring'a Level. It Is often the case that a spring Is so situated that the water Just fails to run from It luto the house or stable. If tho source of the spring Is evidently considerably higher than the spring Itself, get a section of Iron water nine, such na are laid in cities, and pui it over me moutn fK of the spring's Inlet, Wl.'v as shown In the illus nr f trntlon. filllnv In nit X witn stone and ce ment, giving the water an outlet only by raising In the pipe. It can then be carried Into the building as desired. The hydraulic ram also furnishes an other method of raising water from a spring on a lower level. These rams are now made to work extremely well, and are, moreover, very reasonable In price. Considering that nature can thus be harnessed and made to work for us without compensation, It Is strange that a greater number of farmers do not take advantage of the hydraulic rain. As It can work night as well as day, one bust only to supply a tank of sufficient size to thus utilize a Sluing from which little water flows per minute. New York Tribune. Advantage of Small Farms. Too much land is expensive If It Is not kept In good condition, as the taxes thereou will be an expense which must always be met. But few farms are well supplied with train ure, and the re sult Is that tie land Is not adequately furnbthexl with plaint food. Nothing la gained by spreading the manure nec essary for Ave acres over ten tlmea that area, for the smaller the yield the greater the expense of growing a crop In proportion to receipts. The largest yields are on small farms, and the pronto are greater lH.icau.se less la bor Is required In hauling and harvest ing tho crops. The distance of hauling the manure to a field regulates the number of loads, but tbe exixm.se for labor Is the same- for a few lomte as for many where tibe handling of the manure ts an Important matter. It Is In the concentration of effort that the ex pens- s are le.-sotied. If a farmer can secure eilghty b;:sli.-Ls of corn from one acre he will make a larger profit than from forty bushels PT acre, as he will have only one acre to plow and culti vate, and his land will become bettor every year because of beJng well man ured. t'lntn for (tie Hennery. Active hens are the best layers. Clean houses and runs aru tne Post medicine. A nest egg will usually stop her scratching the nest; If not, use shav ings. A spoonful of oil or turpentine Is a good remedy for tapeworm In poullry. If fowls leave part of their breakfast In the dish, remove It. If their appetites fall, a change of food is needed. Anything that will make milk will make eggs, but don't feed much cotton seed meal or rye. Drop Poor for the Ram, The accompanying Illustration shows a very bandy drop door for basement barns. It Is hinged to the barn sill at the top. Another pair of hinges are fitted about the middle. By turning rM. tit m " iff. I ' TntC DROP POOR. the button a parallel to the board of the door, the lower half of the door can be raised by means of the cord b, which runs over the pulley c. If It Is desirable to open all the door, turn tht button a Into the position shown In tho cut. Then by pulling on the cord b, the whole door Is raised. Orange Judd Farmer. Fire Insurance. . Kvt.v owner of a home owes It to hlms df, and his family aa well, that he have the property Insured, unless be be one of those fortunate Individ uals Whose mentis are so ample that he can carry the rtok himself cheaper J than he can got an Insurance company i ta do It for him. j MJiS. FJLNKMAM TALKS ABOUT 0VARITI& Letter from Mrs. Carrie F. Tremper that all Suffering' Women Should Read. " Ovaritis or inflammation of the ovaries may result from sudden stopping of the m y l - -grrr ai i ! rmttin m antold agony. The firstdose helped me. And now, afterusing eight bottles of Vegetable Compound, one bottle of Mood Purifier, one box of Liver Pills, I am proud to say I am as well as I ever was. I might have saved a large doctor's bill and much Buffering, had I tried your precious medicine in ttio beginning of my sickness. All in the village know I was not expected to live, when I had the first and second attacks. In fact, I had no hope until I began taking your Vegetable Compound. It has saved my life." K Million Women Have Bern Benefited by Mrs. PinKhaT"'s ArMce M?c!rine fcimaitli Omelet. Spain uses smokeless powder and bit less shells. Baltimore American. It would be bard to convict a Spanish gunner of assault and battery with in tent to kill. Indianapolis Journal. The meaning of Morro castle is a "tall high bluff," and Spain isn't doing a thing but putting up the lest one of her hiitory. Detroit Journal. Up to this time there has been no oc tasion to unearth Btoriee concerning (he boyhood of any of the Spanish ad-(rir-lo nl vel.in i T ."ei-. if 1 Cc IP ils o I ' ' folhe Rescue. S an army of men (who chew it) ready to rescue it: large enough to shovel Spain off the map of Europe. No other chewing tobacco in the world has ever had so many friends. Remember the name when you buy again. SAPOLIO IS LIKE A GOOD TEMPER, "IT SHEDS A BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE." PORK. Tt Beat Saddle Coat. SLICKER rv Kurt both rlaer and saddle per fectly dry In tha harteet storaia .ihlltuto wlllftl.fDPolM. Aakfor mo? i isn nrana -imel sinner a it laentlrtlynew, i, not ferula In your town, wrta far caauafue to a. j. i uwtK, sww, ma. monthly flow, from mnammation of the womb, and many other causes. The slightest indication of trouble with the ovaries should claim your instant attention. It will not cure itself, and a hospital operation with all ita ter rors may easily result from neglect. The fullest counsel on this sub ject can be secured withoutcost by writing to Mrs. I'inkham, at Lynn, Mass., and asking for her advice. Your letter will be confidential and seen by women only. m Mkb. Carrie F. Tremper, Lake, Ind., whose letter we print, is only one of Qj many that have been cured of ovarian rrj troubles by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege laoie tompouaa. " Dkar Mrs. Pinkham: I waa suffering from congestion of tho ovaries, misplacement of the womb, irregular, scanty, and painful menstruation, also kidney trouble. I had let it go on until I couM not sit up, and couldnot straighten my left leg. My physician gave me relief, but failed to cure me. Heading the testi monials of different women, telling what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had done for them, I decided to give it a trial. I had almost given up hopes, as I had suffered The Hog of the 1.h C. M. Irwin gives the following do s ription before the Swine Breedwrs1 association of Kansas of his idea of the oom nghog: "As regards the com ing hog, I will just briefly give mjr idea of what we should try to make it. It should have a very short head, broad between the eyes, small, thin and well-tipped ear, deep through tha heart girth, because that denotes vi tality, well-sprung rib, nicely arched back, extra large hrv s, and a hog of short leas and standing erect on his ( o o () () o ( o () () () () Sf5 was in danger there would be () s CURE YOOMIirt r uiism I ve nig w l,.r anaal ta I -1 Ji. I dtarkeraae, USaaiaiat f Qn.u y Irritalioae er alearai MHIUUIW. ( BIIHI ak. anoaMrat Muaa, ,L 5,M,,,,"a)e 1 . ---", hi eoi aainai ixirvMI umesiouuo. aaai or aaiaoaeaa 1 ajeia mw Bnaa jr aaal la Hah iihm Olraalat aaal ea sasaaa ld brdraewieaa, WaaMMeaSwlSiaBVtta I Ullis WHtK 1 Beat Conata Srrn I 1 In lima. Sr .aKvanisi r sM. N. N.U. NO. CI -42 VORKNU. , AS?