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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1896)
(HIM I* KINO: HliRRAWtf Bhout for Joy. The green gras* rule* It * more valuable tban oala, wheat and rorn together. Luxuriant meadows are the farmer's delight. A positive way to get them and a very sure one we know la to sow Bailor's Kxtra (Iras* Mixtures. No need ef waiting a life time either. Balxer baa a mixture, sown In April, producing hay la June. Many farmeri report yields of six tons of magnificent hay per aero. Over one hundred dif ferent hinds ef greases, clovers, Teo ■Inte, Band Vetch, Olant Bpurry and Kodder plants! 36 packages earliest vegetables far 11.00. 11 fee will eel Ibis eel and ••art with 10c. postage to the John A. Balxer Bead Co,, La Crease, WIs., you will re ceive free ten grass and grain aamplei and their mammoth seed catalogue. Catalogue alone 6c. for mailing, w.n. Dmth, •• K»4 In tlm Eece. A rather curious discovery has been made with reference to soldiers killed In battle. On the authority of several English army surgeons, It can be stated that the cause of death Isdearly shown In the expression of the face of acorps* on the Held of battle. Those who have been killed by sword thrusts have a look of repose; if it was a bullet that killed, pain, often of the most fright' ful nature, la clearly depicted. -Medi cal Review. HmI ef All To cleenae the eyetem In a gentle and truly beneficial manner, when the Hprlngtlme comae, uee the true and per fect remedy, Hy/up of Klgs, fine bottls will answer for all the family end cost* only Ml cents; the large six* II, Huy the genuine. Manufactured by the Cal ifornia Klg Hyrup Company only, and for sals by all druggists. Every lie Is the assaesln of *oiu*l<ody'i happiness. JPITP -A II nwatopped free by I»r. g line’s Orest Nerve Keeuirer. so bus Her n>« fuel lie/ » ums ■ srvelouecore*. Tresitae sml ttlrlsl bottWreeS* Situs***, s*mlU>pr.Kllu*Atlar«bSt.1t'bUs>,l'w ^ There I* a foolish controversy a* to tbi Imaginary leadership of New York *odcty anultion I kilftd I * would make no Impres- * L sion on the number of the 1 f germs of consumption Y * that exist in one affected Z 9 lung. All germs are lit- 9 9 tie enough, but those | Y which cause consump- Y f9 tion are very minute, t Cod-liver oil won’t kill 9 $ them. We don’t know a j Y remedy which will. The Y $ germs float In the air and £ 9 we can’t keep from $ \ breathing them into our 5 Y lungs. Then why don’t 2 Z all of U3 have consump- J 9 tion? Because a healthy 9 J throat, sound lungs, and Y fa strong constitution 2 f won’t allow the germs to | 9 gain a foothold. $ S colts Smufstcn, % of Cod-liver Oil, with 2 | Hypophosphites, restores J f* and maintains the 9 strength, Increases the j£ 2 weight, heals inflamed 2 ^ membranes and prevents J | serious lung trouble. 9 j*’ This is why it is the food- # * medicine in coughs, | 9 colds, loss of flesh, and | ^ general debility. $ 90C. and $t.oo at all druggist!. ammr ]■( SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH tVkjwusers LIQUID EXTRACTpfTMOK^ ULLCircula n. L KKAUSER t BHO.MILTONW. Jhmllll Morphin* Habit turril to It {Thompson's Ey Wittr. I hr IIIffrrr»i« r. "( an you tell me, colonel, w hat I* the difference between capital and labor?" wa* asked of a retired officer of the engineer cor|>», Halted State* army. “1 flatter myaelf that I can, »lr,’f *aid the colonel "One day before j William II Venderlmt died he waarun down by an unruly team at Fleetwood park. Ilia injuries did not amount to a ecratcb, eir, but they cau*ed a panic 1 In Wall etreet and the newspapers pub I Halted four column* about It. At the ! name Instant a brick rnaeon fell from i the top of a wall he wa* building and broke hie neck. One-twentieth of a column answered for him. That, air, I ia the difference between capital and labor.” Men «»• Made to Hoorn. Perhaps, hut rheumatism nerd ant add in the calamities to which we eir more or le»* subject, whrn there I* such an efficient means of counteract In* the dire complaint as > listener * etomacli Hitter*. When thr liver, bowel* and stomach *re out of order, or the kidney* or nerves troublesome, I he Hitter* j- also an effectual remedy It pre vent* and remedies all malarial disorder* t title** Atblettes, "Any eiupbaala given to academic 1 of developing a man's animalism for any other purpose than to give the best possible support to the enlargement as a rational and moral possibility is a perversion of the purpose of human disclpltns. and to that degree blocks the wheels of all proper college Inten tion,” writes |)r. I’arkhurst In the March Ladies' Home Journal. “Nev ertheless, the real animons of the ath letic tendency Is a wholesome augury , of a better breed of men. * * '* rwi IM|h Halses* l*thssM»i as<i lw*t. It will lrl-**k «|, » i qulM *r *l,sn snvteing saw. Ill*slwsv* ralskl* Try a III,a <;lis«*« sirs*** Are Made. To make cbeeaa straws, put half s Brund of sifted flour in a mixing bowl. aka a hollow in the center and in ll put four ounces of butter, two ouncei of cheese, an egg a pinch of red pep per and one gill of milk, added slowlv Mix all well together. Holt out thi paste till it I* about one-eighth of an inch thick; cut into strips one-*|usrtei of an Inch wide and six Inches long and place in a moderate oven untl colored a light brown. Serve very hot II the flail/ is (Jutting Teem. Sours *i»l u«s ttisl ><M snd wsll trlsd rsmsSr, Mss Wi*suv*'**oi/TMi*a Stai r fur ClilMrss Tsstkiog. 'J'hc secretary of the New York tens merit house commission, Mr. Kdwarc Marshall, contribute* to the Marc) numlier of the Century a papercntltler “Stamping <>tit the I/imdon Slum*' This is the first account that has beer written of the enterprise which, at tin cost of two and a half million dollar* Irondon has undertaken »ln the cleans ing and rebuilding of one of the wort of her slums. Mr. Marshall sets fort) the character of the people and of thi neighborhood, and then describes thi improved manner in which the pool Vf ill l/C IH/UIH'I. » ll»- »• viv-w rect bearing on aimilar problem* in tin large citiea of the United Htatea All About Western Karin l-aiida. The “Corn Belt" ia the name of at illuatrated monthly ncwapaper pub liabed by the Chicago, Burlington d Quincy H. It. It aim* to give informa tion in an intereating way about tin farm landa of the went. Mend 2» cenb In poatage stamp* to the “Corn Balt.' 20U Adama Ht, Chicago, and the papei will be aent to your addreaa for oni year. _ ______ In Har|>er'a Bazar for February 2«ti will lie publlahed aevera) beautiful de aigna for elaborate tea gowna, frour I’aria, and a wedding toilette, the lirai of the aeaaon. A variety of coetuipei for children, and aome pretty aprlnt dreaaea, will make the number a aignitt cant and atriking iaaue in the world o faahion. Iowa farina fomaleon crop payment*, U per i ent cu*h, I alance W crop yearly, nnti paid for. J. MUI-HAI-I-, Waukegan, ill. A photovraph that I* not I otter look ini than the autiject I* a poor photograph. | 'l.'^Kr^VrVtTlu**-'?. """M-caulS IU»« •pew’uij | itutxi foroolU*. imln au l almost every wu.ikue** No amount of cultivation can make t I nut tree hear good fruit Thor rtlatrrulne « urn*! 11*1 nullify uni, IIukI riKiini will r»n»of« LMm »n< th<‘ii you timu w/tJ* Mud ruu and jump a* you ilk* The rult i nt ion of tohfMTo it* prohibit#* I In Kgypt “Baowa'a Huoviiiut. Tkoohk*" are a*lm pie yet must nfTectual remedy for t ough* !iofir*em-»* and Bronchial Trouble* Avohl | imitation*. Kvery I iikiue** place i* annoyed hy *omi f particular loafer I i*o'» < ure for ( onsuiuption ha* I ecu * M family uieiltclue with u* »luce latlA.—J. it : Madison, v-iotl Od Ave., ( hicago, ilia. lu trying to he "independent" ninuy |>eo pie ure | o*itively impolite ..4th PRIZE CONTEST..:: •; lit Prlza. 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(I m b.. »u i •*.. ■ u.ta-l #**»**•.* «*%• i> |» I 1,1.* 1 « >\ M {t . \ ’ _til IhMS• w*b pal*# lh»#»•*« *'* *«b##l wwnwfn^lBvyl m**i* 1 a$ !*♦» **•• »**h#h. . } ml* !*.<*■ M i Hll| * KHMt ox n* Minna Hark »klll la « on*lr«rl In n Klah Karr All examiner of lulu under all teen for iIm elvll »« rrlcp roinudaelon nur for a ijneaiinn. "lii aiTltw* the liiiMl* of Ilk,” Here ia a lllenl nan-- i>t of olio out of a lUMch of amir huiMlreda of anaweru; tin* ahark la alaiui 'Jo feet long amt liaa live rowa of twill when the aliuik la going to cateh Ita pray It Mini* on It* aide The aluirka are found Ind India, where they are retry tnitnernua In Africa, ele. The way they catch ahark la lowering a piece of nicei on a aharp b<*>k (and aallora will do ll for atnuac I ineiit), and Mie ahark la very hungry ; ulwaya. tlwit he will grab at the meat and ttud hlinaelf caught. tin of Ida foea are the aord hah It will go and mu Ita xword through it* atiiminlek. I "When the ahark haa laen floating alauit on the water for aoine time It geta a lot of amall Hah In Ita month and they will go and lay on the laa'di und I let amid I Idrda come In Me-lr mouth ' and pick them off and will not heart them. The ahark can live in wat t und oil land, doing from Kuglund to i Indlad, you will aee ahark* in the idle, they will follow ahlp* for many ml lea 00 purpoae to get aoine meat and Mien perhapa not gel any . They are differ , out kind* of aimrka, I he Black ahark I It/I f. “Tin* ahark i«* h v<T) curloti* animal, it ciin lay Iih twth down when not 1 catching any final, “Once lt|n»ti a time there wav a ulilp going to america. and on hoard aome nIhvch the nlavix* were packed no clone together that they rmild not live, ami the eapllu of the *hlp .von'*t to let Home come 111mifi ileek .and man) of the Hla\f-H yoii'at to Jump ovorlfoard. ;iinl In- eat with ahark*, mo the eapllu . determined to atop It If he could. Ho ' one day a black alave woman wan JiimI In lhi‘ acted to Jump overboard when I the caplin caught her. and had ax 1 many hIiivcm iih lie could on deck. And I then he IijhI a roup fantelied around I her waat, amt lowered her overlmard. . when a nhark came ami blit a half <>fr , her off, and then the eapllu had the 1 other half pulled up and Mown to the hIuvcm on fleck, and then mm|i! lo them | that In' would do any one of them the Hume If they Jumped overboard," l/on 1 (Jon Church Time* Mil HI KAK AT AH AIITMfH riillfmrfl hr lUfftfil I hiit-Mr* h I r*t •lour* l.alrr ! “Who bid*'/” i The auctioneer h«-ld up a child'* rock lug hol'HC, battered atul Mtailieil. It had lielotigefl to Hftme little member of tltc I man'M family whone hoUHi-lpdil prop 1 erty wan being Hold tinder the ham ;' liter. He wa* utterly rulueil. lie liail given i | up everything In the world to IiIm cred i |tor* hotiae, funtil ure. honte*. *tock ■ of good* a lift land*, lie Mtfififl atiffiug • the crowd watching the huIc that wan > acattcrlng IiIm hmun-hold good* and IiIm helrhMMnM among a hundred Htraugc hand*. On IiIm arm leaned a woman, heavily relied. "Who bhlMV" The auctioneer held the rocking home high, that It might be Keen, i «'til It I Im It I ui tit Jh had tffrn away the i Meanly mane; the bridle wa* twlxted and worn hy tender little lingem. The ■ crowd wa* MilII. The woman under the heavy veil aohlied and *t ret died out her hand*. “No, in», no!” ehe cried. The man'* face wa* white with emo tion. The little form that once mo mer rily rode Ihe old rocking home had ' drifted awuy Into the world year* ago. ! . Thin wa* the only relic left of Ida I nippy infancy. - The auctioneer, with a queer iiud* till'* III III* Cyi*H, III! lull'd nil! rorgmg horse to tin- man without a word. Ilf 1 seized it with eager hands, and lie and the veiled woman hurried away. The crowd murmured with sympa : thy. The man anil the woman went Ini'o an empty room amt set the ris king , horse down. He took out hi* knife, ripped open the front of the horse and took out a roll of hills. Hi* counted them uml said: "It's a cold day when I fail without a mke-off. Klght thousand live hun- j dred dollars, hut that auctioneer came very near hasting up the game."— Houston Post. Illllll'* NKST OK STEEL. Broken Mutch Springs I sed by These Ingenious Swnllons In Swilserlgnd. A striking Illustration of the skill of birds In building their uests Is In the museftm of natural history at Holeure, Switzerland. where there is a bird’s nest made entirely of steel. Then* are u uuiulicr of clock-making eatuhllsh incuts at Holeure, aud lu the yards of these many broken clock and watch springs of all sizes urc scattered utsait. One day a eloekmaker noticed In a tree lu Ills yard a swallow's neat of |m* collar appearance. He ellmlssl up to It and found that u pair of wagtails had hullt u nest almost entirely of < lock springs. It was more than four incites across and parfactly eomforiuhh* for the hliil*. lu the fall, after the young hlrds had grown tip uud the whole family had tutted southward for the winter, the neat was carefully taken down and re*, moved to the museum, New York World la a Pure Bred Ball The new year Is usually a season for niaklug giM*d reaolullous. and it Is still uoi ti«i far advanced for the go*si ; work. II Is uoi only a titling time for j making resolutions to do ls*iter, hut It Is a grand time to commence to do , hotter. Now, farmers, .d**ug with the other g*s*d resolutions that you make. | il**n’t forget to resolve to hate Is del i atm'k. and If you Itave in* pure hred hull, just resolve to get **ue thts year, we ihai’t want you t** g*» away to sou*** tar country ami t*ui y**ur money in an expensive animal, lull just !m*k ai**uiol you ami get one In your own state, aud , 1 at a tiesl*'tali* prt.c and when y**u get . i him lake out* of him Take ta-Her j I tare of Mm lima you hate teen ia the | lot hit of giving it* y«m otto* »i*s k ami take tteller car* of them Ik* tlitg j ami when the nett year ***uos you [ will Is* happier than you art* today 1 I |ss*k into this tiuesthm It Is a** mu* [ I ter fof jest, There Is usmet lu ll J l it e stm k la all Iks Northwest ts Ian | I gulaftitng fur want of hatter stirs J NeMhwestrru I'ltWSk Spring downs sod lirrii staffs. One of the first subjects broached in tha early spring are the new colors that are sent us from Paris Nothing is lost in brightness, for vivid tints pre vail and brilliancy abounds Combina tions will thrive, and the moat promi nent colors ure orange-red, or Hastur tlnm, golden-brown, green and cherry- ; pink. Kuch fabrics as plain white, pink, yellow and blue pique, and the same having an occasional rib of while and even a black hairline, will be worn more than ever. There will he blazer, coat and waist suits, and all will have • akirt with gathers at the hack, five yards wide and well gored, the front narrow, at they are all cut nowadays Plain and elaborate gowns eie fashion ed out of the neat plaid, striped and checked < lilheroe zephyrs that are lighter in weight than the heavy good* . told under the name of ginghsm. State of Ohio, tJIty of Toledo. I,oca* County—s* Frank J Cheney oath that he la the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A Co., dolor business In the City of Toledo, County and Hi ite afore aald. and that said firm will pay the •um of One Hundred Hollar* for cacn and every case of Cat-rrh that cannot be cured by Ihe use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK .1 CHKNEY. Hworn to before me arid subscribed In my presence this tlth day of December, A. n 1XM A W <II,F,AHON, (Beal) Notary Public. Hall e Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal I" and eel* directly on the blood and mucous surface* of th- eystem Mend for testimonials, free F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O. Sold by druggists; 75c Hall e Family Pills, 25c. Perils of Phrenology 'i he woman phrenologist who was in Atchison some time ago did an Atchi son man great damugr /she told him that he waa cut out for a great orator and statesman, and that be bad only to engage In politic* to become famous The result was that he quit Ills Job un<l , is now a peanut ttolUleiun. and owes mortry an over ujwii. hi* »» ; poorly clad, and hi* (children look ti* If | they did not hare enough to rat. lie fore hi* head wu* turned he worked regularly, supported hi* family and owed no one. There i* no possibility of him ever amounting to anything in politic* and the phrenologist knew it, but he hud paid her a dollar lo exam ine hi* head, and she knew l hut. he ex- , peeled something for hi* money. Atch ison Globe. Illflll THICK TOIt TOTATOKM. The John A Halr.cr Heed Co., La Crosse, Wla., pay high prices for new till rigs. They recently paid $300 for a yellow rind watermelon, $1,000 for 30 bu. new oats, $300 for 100 lb*, of pota toes, etc., etc,! Well, price* for pota-1 toe* wilt be high next fall, i'lant a plenty, Mr. Wideawake? you’ll make money. Halzer’a Karlleat are fit lo eat In 23 day* after planting Hi* Cham- j plon of the World la the greatest ylelder on earth and we challenge you to pro duce Its equal. If you will semi II cents in stamp* to the John A. Halzer Heed Co., La Croaae, Wla., you will get. free, ten packages grain* and grasses, Including TeoNinte, Hpurry, Giant Incarnate Clover, etc., and our mammoth cata logue. Catalogue 6c. for mailing, w.a. A Typical Ka*t«r Mown. Isabel A. Mellon in telling of “New Gowns of Laatertide" in March Ladies' Horne Journal, describes a typical cos tume allowing the most fashionable combination, that of black und stem green, with a black satin skirt tilted closely over the hips, but flaring so much from the knee known that its fullness almost suggests a flounce. The jacket bodice ia of stem-green velvet fitted very smoothly to the figure until the waist is reached, and then there 1* a short ripple skirt so full that the black satin lining is visible The roll ing collar and revera are faced with black satin. The March number of Harper a Mag azine opens with a new installment of Caspar VV. Whitney's "On Snow-Shoes to tlie llarren Grounds.'' the most striking and novel narrative of travel given to American readers in regent yeara The article is profusely illus trated from sketches and photograph* taken on the spot, some of which have served as motives for eharistic draw ing* by Frederic Kemington Wood row W ilson continues his papers on George Washington with a sketch en uvieu wjiuuci nuRmu^MJU, niiuwiu^ him in his boyhood nud early manhood --ns surveyor, and as soldier in the memorable and disastrous campaign of Iiraddock nguinst the French. IOWA PATENT OFFICE REPORT. I)ks Moinks, February in.—A copy* right has been granted to J. K. Fagan, of Des Moines, for a publication entitled "J. K. Fugan’s Family His torical Record." A < anada patent lias liecn granted W. W. Fowler, of Osku loosa, for a device adapted to hold the cover of a cigar Imjx open and at any angle desired. United States patents have la-en allowed hut not yet issued, as follows: To It. N. llroinley. of lb-* Moines, for a jeweler's tool adapted fur holding small articles advan tageously. To l>. L. M. McMickeii, of Springtldd, 111., {late of lies Moines), for a portable device adapted for hold ing a car wheel tea rati and supporting a lift lug jack when applied for remov ing the asle Is-aring hlouka. To Mi m. Onthauy, of Cfcnrdnn. for an automatic treat her strip for disirs to preveut air and rain from imssing in uuder the disir To A. W McFarland, of West End, for au egg and tracking separator, adapted for emptying a basket of pocked eggs therein without breaking and allowing the «**tk, chaff, or other pocking to foil into a receptacle aa the t eggs are removed and counted 1 four United State* patents were j Issued to Iowa inventors last week. Valuable tnfitrmatktu alsrul obtaining, 1 valuing and selling |stU-uU sent free t<- onv address. Printed tstpi* t of tha drawing* and »|»-i ilti ation* of any ona ; United State* patent tent upon receipt of M cent* 4 Tnonaat) aatid MstruMtntain, isillrltuni of Polenta, A <al |lw* Inkstand *tth illoi mount*, •oar-k favored tkla e**-a la sprai e in luvm . OUitaid tats*, ms owl Sand, tor «otO j vkasp A|ys* U w ad-troM, M r Oats, lit it Itlfc At . tkaako. Nan Thadar* af tay-id1) a, < uu»u!attag far j tanas un *| • u'*ti-» are ytkitug by Ike ataa eku la true to hi* ana h>*he*t talar est* , annul lot fU'*a in Ika* af to? taalv e *a IICWARE IN TIME. j|| 11 The flrat acute twinge of ,1 Sciatica! i'Er18T. JACOBS i;i OIL. Delay, amt thoae 1 I/mBB twlngua 1 your ' 1 of auape. —— Columbia Bicycles STANDARD OF THE WORLD Nine immediately, and one after he had looked at others. And the Journal bought Ten Columbias. Paid $100 each for them. On even term* a Columbia win be chcacn TUN times out of TUN POPE MANUFACTURING CO. IM An CttalMM lh« tom Ik. Ci4amlM u.rrnDn swunu »*.».! by mail fiw iwa I ml alampa « raJfCW, VAJlXrH.