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AGRICULTURAL. m-hat -nexti
. "We clip the followiim from the De-
iiiis DKPAr.TME.N-Tof t:.eDVEnTisr.Risundor cembur monthly report of the Depart-
tue editorial
President of
Agriculture, j
charge of Col.
".he Nebraska
K. W
tate
h-iisa". I ment of Agriculture, Washington
jiuaru 01 '
ARTIFICIAL PHLI'A RATION OF MILK.
One of the latest enterprises in or
ganic chemistry couista in the prep
aration of artilicial milk, which ha
been attempted by Dubrunfuut, and
which he claims to have nccomplish-
Wltll
e as
KNOX FRUIT FARM
AND
TTeljrnRlcn. Arbor Day.
At the last meeting of the Nebraska
State Hoard of Argiculture held, at
l;.,li Tin t 1QTO tho ffillntplnrr
.....,-. , -, " ed by emulsifving fatty matters
among other resolutions, were adopt- , an artji",c'a" serum. This is don
ed : follows : 4U or 50 grams of succhnrine
ll'tolvcd. That Wf-dnesdaj-, the 10th day matter Jactin, cane-sugar, orglucose,; TTpjjf 'jnAorC "SPPri;
of April 1-72, be. and the same is hereby c- o0 or 3j .crams of dried albumen, (the , l uiLi 11UVVC13, JCCU3.
nl.ilT1' dried white of egg as met with in I
Slate Hoard of AV.Uire hereby name it . Paris, , and 1 or 2 grams of crystal-, of , ovlIxfAtokMUy
boua coruuiiaie, ait ui.iui cu iu iiun
OPPENHEIMEE &:MEYEB,
"ilanufacturera of
CIGARS,
And IVholcsalr Dealers In Tobacco,
:. JooepTi, JIo
". 14 North Third Ft.
f.f
Burlington & Missouri Eiver E. Er
IX SEBRASia.
PJLSSEXGER AXlTJlIXED TRAILS,
RUNNING BFHVEEX
?Iaitsmouihand Lincoln.
TotakcEirect Wcdnt-sdrtT, Hoc. 20,1S71.
"ARBOR DAY." and urce upon the people
m v m ii . nf ii Tikk i-ttoi t m nir o n in i r - . . .
It "'?. '"LAV,.:;rr ..J.:"":;" r.,.-,;:.,- , liter of water, and the whole i- emu
ii:hiii in" iii-ri-ni mir: n. a inn 1141 j - iiiihiii i
of oh? hundred dollars to the County Agricul
tural Society of that county in N. bras It a
which shill" upon that day plant, properly.
the Ian;--1 huthIkt ox tree-. and a
JStrm lAbranj of Ta,cnty-Air DnUars worth of
books to that person who on mm UH-.iau
plant properly in Nebr.isKa tlie xjreat-t
number ol trees,
JZ'sol'etl. That the newapaper5 of thl-State-be
reouested by the Stat Board of
AcrlMiltnre. to keep "the resolution in re
znrtl in an Anniwriary Day. for tr-e plant
inn, sfcuiuin:: i their columns until April
10th next, and call the e-pial attention of
the nfeonle to the nnoortance of the matter
from time to time.
Planting Tree-.
There are not enough trees planted.
Veare constantly cutting away with
out replacing and as a consequence,
the time is
ready upon
taken, and by every western farmer,
to bring the prairies and the great
out-lying plains beyond, Into a pro-
Jg aim us u ciiii5C4ucin;c, i vji.i.s...., ... ..
not far distant-it is al- suggestion, gives h
. I the depriving fata
us when steps must be . odor bv mere subj(.
lilied with o'J or (HJ grams of olive oil,
or other comestible fatty matter. The
emul.-ilication takr---. place best at a
moderate temperature, that of 5u or
GU being suiHcient. The liquid thus
prepared has the appearance of cream,
and requires to be 'mixed with twice
its volume of water to acquire the
consi-tence and a.-pect of miik. To
nren-are a lluid arinroaching cream in
its qualities' , gelatin i- substituted for ;
albumen ; lou grams of Jat are emul- '
siiied in a iiter of serum, containing j
2 or 3 grams of gelatin. Artilicial
cream prepared in this way, shows
no tendency to separate into fat or
.-erum.
Gaud in, In discussing thepreceding
gives his testimony as to
of all unpleasant
ojection to an appro
priate temperature. He also states
that very good artificial milk can be
fat. by
li
mit
culture. fnltoC.urt-.ChriHuo, vmh Price
List, twit tor I'i cents.
OVit CATALOX.Ti: of Vegetable and Flower
fP(N c.n'aiKiii? '.intrv.cuojia for cuitlvatsou,
sent on rect-iiil of utaaip.
OUR f'ATALGCri: of Kases, Shrubs. Evcr-ljr-a-.
Oman r-ntal. Flowering. H'-d'-iinii and
iirc-ii huje P.anta. conlnins da-cnpt!uni of
canny "" anil nirt; l'lanu.snt on receipt of
On- ea"b of the ahnve c.ailocues, which, com
bined, contain ovt r li ;mijes, beat !or 15 cont.
jSj" V.'e olfer ?rf-at indi.cer:ienw ro jiu;;S.r.er,
and by our liberal offers b mal!,'" i-ate our os
tabliilimon: at every inan's door.
it. n.uixi; ,.v co
suctes-.r to J. iC:i.x.
FittuburH. I'a.
-ed Store, ! si a.th!lid St. l!v?m.
BROWKV2LIS
E53 rsH era SJ3J2
A &M Slr
la Ifi -J Lh u
55;t5F
E&isia nil's
?Zp5F
3 Kai 7
-AT-
prepared trom bones rich in
iiiirifvtii'r thi fit liv niPHn; of -nnpr-
portional area of foret culture, as ncatel s.im" and combining the fat
compared with the more favored re- j thus obtained with gelatin. This
gions of the earth in this respect. It ' milk is, he says, almost like that of
-ii -vt- tu-o (i,nf nt ' the cow; and, when kept, acquires
will pay, too. We behee " at , ,lret lhe'ollor J)f sOUr Inint Uien that
present mere is no wua "-- "-j0f cheese. The gelatin in it repre
parture" for the farmer than in the j sents the caseine; the fat, the butter;
planting of tiie varieties oi trees,
hardy in their locality, that are valu-
Brownville Nebraska.
C . AC IvanlTiTiaii5
3?Ii02?IiIEri:OXl.
"i.TJ. AT Till XtllsKltY for your Xurscry
V. i.ic-k. 1-jra.ers are i tirnl tin' .twillb'to
ILeirhilTMt tod . Al. -nl tc .f.r.,-.i faithfiil
lj to rd-r. and p jmuwIv at low .-st r.itt-. or Kauir
inau iii ore t'rmtl rec-, iirubbery. i; rgri-eiis.and
TTT'TSifiTr
'OTJll
PLANTS,
able for timber and for use in the arts.
"We have no lack of the purely or
namental trees, and many of them
are very useful as well; but the con-
of the forests must
of others.
will
that
this
stant denudation
"be met by ihe planting
Those who begin the soonest,
soonest reap the sure reward
must ultimately be reached in
direction.
As an item 1,2-50,000,000 feet of lum
ber were received in
ous torts on Lake Michigan alo
gtjv nothing of tne quantities or
ber used :"br railroad purposes, and in
various other directions.
the sunar, the sugaroi milK. it serves
for the preparation of coJi'ee and
chocolate, of .-oups and creams of ex
cellent llavor, and its cost is but tii-iling
ca:i bi- bought for Vu- sam money than at anv oth
! erXutvrj in tb Lnunirv. " 4;f
PIr.i
-My
"ebraska Grown
nts lu the ICItchen Vlndor. J ' " 11 11" j J1 A A f
greate-t success in keeping - jp Xtl; X X 0 0 w
jjlants growing throughout the winter
was in the kitchen window. The air
of an ordinary sitting room i general
ly not genial to their growth, health
and vigor. .Such an apartment is usu
ally kept too hot and dry ; but the
kitchen stove through nearly the en
tire day ha- a kettb or other e.-rel
-,-,.(. . .1 : containing water bo; :ng. and the es
yyj at tiie iin-- . ,
F O P.
STATIONS
Plattsrnoutb
Omaba Junction..
Loai-Ville
&ou:b Hnd
Ashland ..
freenrrood...
Waverly
Newton ..
Lincoln
WESTWARD.
Trnln "o.
siirr.D.
a. t
a mm o. l.
rASbd'OER.
I.Incoln..
Ponton
Highland
Crete
Dorchester
J: to p. m. leave. litri a.si. leave.
v :"r'
cislIZZ!".!"!. . ii-5i""Z3m
T.V) 11:30.
S:15 11:45
8:40 ' lioo
90 ,lil2 p. in
9-J0p.m. arrive 1'Jo p.ni.arrive
irtxsn. .
leave. 2i p.ra. leave.-
:6
3r0
4:10 p.m arrie.
I'
. 5:00 a.m
j t
.1 &;
920
HcCJa.m.arrive.
STATIONS
EASTWARD,
Train Xo.i.
PA-vSKNGElt.
j Train 'o. -4.
MIXED.
Plattsmi.utb
(imBtm Junction..
Loa-vtile
nutb 11 -lid. . ...
A-hUnd
trevriwtKjd
Wa -erly
Xf ton
Lincoln
Lincoln
Ie!iton
lli-blhnd
( retc
Dori.hc-.ter
3:45 p.m. arrive, 9-Oi'jum. nrrive
3t cAi...
3.t)iJ 7 Ji ..
i.it --co ""
2-iV. .:-w. ." ''.'.'.'.Z-Z'.
ilO 6:10
Uafi 5.30 .
I:H &) ....
1:90 p.m. leave ttt)a. m. Isnve
' mixed.
' 10:43a.m. arrive 4-45 p.m. arrive.
1.M5 4:15
!45 3.45
SJ0 cm . .. .
a.in. leave. 3:. j. in. leave.
The time Riven above Is that of Omaha, be. ng 33
minutes slower than lhatoi Chicago.
TIIOS. DOAXE
Cfiiff Riffineer and injrrir.ln'!rit.
Eansas City, St. Joseph & 0. Bluffs.
TIMK TAIH,: No. 10.
To takt 'jTeel fXindat, July liih, Pj7I.
GOING
W O P. T EC
STATIONS.
VAII. Afl
r.tr
'IfiIlT
nxr.
ll:iOP. M. C.vA M
liloA.-d.
2:30 lj-"Jt
5:45 1 .C P. SI
C.15 2,
6:Vi ' 4:40
GOING SOTJTi-T.
bTATIONS. "Ses".T
KanT.s City
Eat Leavenworth..
St. J-ejh
PHi: LPS
Hamburg
I'ouncil Illuffs.
1 21".
iltDHSafta Ufibil-j.nL'd !
I
Knnsxi City . .
Krini I.onven worth
:. Jo-.ej.li
PIIKI.i
Hainh ir
( jimcil Bluifs
Ti. i t- ior-aleat ail the General Ticket OflVes.
A. C. DAWES, A. J.. HOPKINS,
C.-nl Pasi-. t;ent, Oei.'liipenritei exit,
M.Jo-ph. Mo. t. Ji.-e;i Mo.
ne"to:fI,i:-,ff Tn T,,er' irieHlf,m;,i't': Thoroughly Tested, Well
nt, l keeping it in sueii a condition that my . ., J wp ' r "
)ftim- i httle window uxirden grew with ttiej KilOWn HrdVi VV 6Sl"
ern Varieties Fruits.
greatest
luxuriance, ir'vinir green
, leaved anl blight llowers when all
! w.i-s ilrnrv otifi.Ip. A liof. lrv nt-
The history of civilization shows umu!!phere is very favorable for the
thatman, by the denudation of for- many ui-fK-eu&iniea that infest house
eat-, too often leaves deserts and deso- plant-, while in the mniVt air of the
, . . ... . ,, . -.,,.,. kitchen n)tie mak- tiieir annearance,
latiotiin his track. It h no faJ for theair of lht. bilL.,K.n is; Jnore frel
sketch, am! many of our readers 'iio i qaently channed ly tlse door being
are so disposed may verify this state- nece-.-.irily op.-x;. d atten whilst fre
men l from history." There is money quently pV-mj -..d out. Plants
r - ,i - c ,t, will not U'ufj-ii i.s . "'ii atmosphere
in the planting of timber, for the . , l ,,.,
...II. ,1.1.., ,1, .. ..,., .,ll,. ,,,4
necessary i'tditiis of umi-ture can
be attained in the tilting room by
RHian Applet, Iron Clad Ap
ples. Hlirrlan Crab Apples,
Specialties.
i
money value it contains. We have
been given these vast prairies and the
plains beyond, lacking but few things
except timber. When once covered
with a fair proportion of this, it will
become the finest country that the
sun ever shone upon.
Osage Orange and Honey
Loc;.st
Improved Stock.
We clip the following very sensi
ble and pertinent article on this sub
ject from a late number of the West
ern lr-mvr:
"It is said a Berkshire boar exhibi
ted at the Chicago .Swine .Show codt
its owners about S-j.OUO. It is also
keeping water on the -tow to evapor
ate. YVnere a lire i- not kept up all '
night in the winter, the box contain-,
.wr tlin flmt-n.- nntc non lr nil,- lift- I
i .11 ki.. J.-r - wwio -..,. -v ...-t , .tai
eu anu carried 10 mu cenar, to ue re
turned in the morning. It will only
take a few minutes each day to do
this.
ledge Pants.
KarJy
Hxtt
gardners will
Itoz Ic.istircH.
Farmers and Mai ket
iiuu a series of box measures very
Useful, and they can readily be made
j by any one who understand-' the two
' foot rule, and can handle the .-aw and
re-. the hammer. A box 17 bv KU inches
ported that $lo,U0u was offered ami j square, and 8 inches deep, will con-
refuseu lor a two year oiu .nori nurn tain a uu-hei, or tilo'JA cubic
heifer owned in Kentucky and shown j each inch in depth holding
at several lairs tins tall, in a num- ion.
ber of ease from co.Wrt to slu,0:jO . A box 21 by 11 1-5 inces square, and
Rose Poi::oos, 4.da:aN
i KarJ. Corri. Cooler 5Zx-
ti-zi hiteCo2-sj,SsinIrdCcrn
raised iis ScbrtKa, seiccied
Avilh care for Seed.
FOEEST TEEE SEEDLINGS BY
THE MILLION.
NII.'JLagK
aQztgfejKwya-rmc.rgn
roil PARTICULARS CORRKSI'O:
f
one iral-
'lu.; - ,,-.,,.1.1 ..;,-.. fn ,..
investment, leaving all
have been paid lor a, snort Horn cow
or bull, .ome years since equally
high prices were paid for Merino
sheep. In one direction the publica
tion of such statement-; may do harm
by inducing -onie farmer-? to think
thevvhole bust ness of improved -jiucl:
is "a humbug, got up to put money
in the pockets of a few. breeders and
speculators."
The fact is that whether pin chases
at the prices named above were wise
or not for the parties making them,
the ordinary farmer has no need to
trouble himself about them. Ani
mals of just as much value for his
use can be purcha-ed at comparative
ly low prices ; such prices as very
many farmers can afford to pay. A
bull calf, six months old, of undoubt
ed pure pedigree, of good form and of
nearly or quite as much value to the:
stock breeder or dairyman or general i
farmer, as would be the mo-it fa-hion-i
ably bred animal, can be bought, of
either the .Short Horn, llevon, Ayr
shire or Jersey breed for from $100 to
$lf0. Well bred and good Berkshire,
Poland-China pigs, or those of other
well known breeds, can be bought for
$25 each, and lambs of Leicester, Cots
wold, .South-Down or Merino sheep
for the same price. .Such prices as
these will not bankrupt a farmer who
Is breeding stock. .Sunpo-e a farmer
raises IU calves ayear. It certainly i.s
a very reasonable e-limate to s-ay that
the value of each calf sired by a good
bull over one sired by a poor one, at
$1",0 when a year old, or even when
full grown,
cent on the
gain over this to apply to paying the
principal of the investment.
It is not necessary to buy a large
number of animals to commence with
but get a few and "grow" into a large
herd or Hock. Another point in
which wo think mistakes have often
been made is iu buying animals of
mature age, and when at their highest
price. Of course it gives some ad
vantage to be able to see the mature
form of an animal, but a good idea
can be formed when the animal is
young, and the price is generally
very much-less."
We have been shown by Capt. Po
lock, Post Master of this city, who Is
the agent, one of the most convenient
and perfect stock brands we have ever
looked at. It is for branding on the
horn or hoof. Call and see it at the
Post Office.
Suel Foster, of Muscatine, Iown,
thinks that Western men, as a rule,
have been too much afraid of high
cultivation of orchards.
According to the Minnesota papers,
apples, plums, pears, grapes and
small fruits, are now grown over a
large portion of that State.
An apple tree in Niagara Co., X.Y.,
near Lockport, yielded twenty-live
barrels of fruit this year. It is fifty
3'ears old. and has yielded as many as
twenty barrels in previous years.
Grape-growing and wine making
arc making rapid progress in central
Illinois. Mr. J. G. Schwarz of Jer
sey Co., raised the pat season, (50,000
pounds of grapes on five acres of vin
yard, and he has made 4,500 gallons
of wine.
Slips from mot shrubs and trees
may be rooted like many house plants
by cutting the slips near the root.
Bet them in a pot, and keep them
moist through the season. Put them
in the cellar, if it is frost proof, and
when they are well started in the
ppring, set them in the open ground,
qnd give thpui good care.
S inches deep, will alto contain a
buslul, or L'l-30.4 cubic inches, each
inch in depth holding one gallon.
A box 12 by 11 1-j iuahes square and
S inches deep, will contain half a
bushel, 107-5.2 cubic inches, each inch
in d'-pth holding half a gallon.
A box H by li inches square, and S
inches deep will contain a half peck,
or 2ms.S cubic inches. The gallon dry
m ensure.
A box 4 by 4 inches square, and 4 1-5
inches deep will contain one quart, or
07.2 cubic inches.
MKA&ITIUNG LAND.
One acre contains 100 square rods,
4.M0 stiuare yards. 40.-jOOsiuare feet.
One rod contains 30 square yards,
272 square feet.
One square yard contains 9 square
feet.
Tin: sidk or a square to contain
One acre, 2Uo,71 feet; 12.05 rods;
04 paces.
One half acre 14S.53 feet; 3.4 rods;
45 paces.
One third acre, 120.50 feet; 7,o0rods;
37 paces.
One fourth acre, 101.30 feet; 0.32
rods.
One eighth acre, 73.79 feet; 4.47 rods i
zzh paces.
Sliecp or J.aiab.
The question having raised in a
law suit whither certain animals were
sheep or lambs, the decision was made
according to Hearth and Home, not
by the age., which was fifteen months
but by testimony as to whether tliey
had their first permanent teeth, Le
gally then a Iamb becomes a sheep
when it gets its first permanent
teeth.
T7n
l' til
vr o n
JLkVC0
Sons
i3rtow:vvirr, ?mz$.
iI5 A. 51. 4 !' V. M.
12:45 P.M. :
UclO Ii.
7:35 ltr- -l
Tn.j .' -
-;:40 t. "-i
Great Through Passenger Route
Till: OLD UELIAKLi:
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
AND
Co tincil Bluffs R. R. Line,
VIA -T JO-H'H ANI' UUIN.
TWO FAST EXPRESS TSAINS
iri.Ain ti.i- M i i; i..t 'J ..I ry .'1 In !,.'. with
PULIOIAN SI-EEPI.Vi; PALACKS
-I KO.M-
BliG'WXTSi.K TO QUZSCY,
Without I'linaec- of (;irs.
ti::- is the iwivr Mriijvr line
TO Ol'INX'Y, ST. i.GL'irS CAIRO,
M-.5j.lii ;" "r.i:-, .Tafk-orr ..W --j r ns-
iicld liiK.ttur 'Itii.ti', I i Faypt: . iii'I.an-
apnlis, 'ir:c!iini; . I.-hh-vMA. N tsli 'lie,
Cl-atte.Kx , L-T iifftn. C"l:im')u-,
Wliec-ln..;, i'arlc-rslit.n;. ISalti-
iuoiv. Washington,
Itich 31)111(1.
..V7J .7IO.VT II ;v it.2It I.i: RiVTE
ToTt. WayiiP. T-.'-i'. ( n-.tiin I'lu-iiurjc,
H.irri-v:r. I'hil&lcipMa, N-.v or,
iitr-liU. anti a.l il ti" -.
SOUTH JjSTTj EAST.
Ia- 5cr-tiklc -ncr !..i- s (.. i r -.t.s!iru:il
i a'ln. his t.ik. fii-. in r.:uriiiii,an(l -t't a nt-v
5cCtl II t! '!! Uiiiu ' -.t.trj.
Buj
T
tEx O ff)
'm&0
TrT'nVl UWIIM)
(Tf BEST IN THE WORLO.i'
New York Office, 27 BEEEMA2T ST.
W. T. DSST,
IS THE ONLY MAN IN BROWNVILLE
WHO KEEPS TILESE GUNS FOR SALE.
ia.Trees S3K- Plants 3iK Seeds
Ai&te anl (Yab Eoatprcjls. be: sorts, 10,C30, f30.00
Pi or, std.K-xtra, I r. Itartlet &c. 3 to A ft., tloz., i
Sf fiU. Peurh. l.u.. j-J : Apple. Oace. new. iiu., Ii00
J-utatofi. White Peach Blow. E.irl Ko. bu., if
Sxeitlinos. on .Maple, l.ono f 1 : Ah. ?:: Kim. ifO
IlhistrattHlCataloioiP. inopace, A. New Pnc List, ioc
15-s F. K. PHOENIX. Ii!K.ui:iigton. Illinois.
times:
Pair Berkshire Hogs.
Abont 1st of February next we will hare
on sale M pair Crowder Bro. s tine strain
IHack Berkshire plsb.old enough for Imme
diate breeding purposes. Prices to suit ths
FXTP.NAS i SONS,
Biow nville. Neb.
jVesIi Garden, Floiver, Tree
and Slirub, Evergreen, Fruit
and 2Ierb Seeds. Prepaid by
3iall. A complete & judicious
assortment, 2." sorts of either
class, 1.00. The six classes
,154) packets j for &5.00. Also,
an immense stoclt of one year
grafted Fruit Trees, Small
Fruits, Fruit Stocks, Young
Fruit, Ornamental and Ever
Green Seedlings, Bulbs, Roses,
Vines. House & Border Plants,
&.c, &c, the most complete as
sortment in America. Prepaid
by mail. Priced catalogues to
any address, also trade lists,
gratis. Seeds on Commission.
Agents Wanted.
13. IU. WATSO.Y, Old Colony
Xurserses and Seed Warehouse
Plymouth, .11 ass. Established,
is.ll.
infi,.T. ..ti . 'JL'3--li,jJj
r - - n
r.a
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mmm
m
ll-l'IJ.I.I.I:tTT-t--1
Wliolesale and Eel ail
ba Li
C A B P
T S
O
wi
AMB MATTING?
McP&ERSON BLOCK,
No. 76 MA.EST ST., BROTvT"VILL:E Trpr.
ft" J .i viaa
We have the Largest Stock, and make the Lowest Pr
icos.
I II IlI'MMM 'IP 'I 'UPP'lll'WI' I IM ff II i ! MUBa i ii
XTerlTorkpneFriG isse. 1S71
cifiiiiiiPiidFiiisiiiirTifisiiii 0PEN to the world
Uiu LilliiiL tliiU. I ill lilUliiiijJ U U U iiU IIU lly II ,
" j FGR
Brownville, Nebraska.
W A spTeTlWT.. TH 4. a
V R B 11 f-i m " J F w V MatZ m n- HI tft
f y2
No. 70 Main Street, - -
Largest Stock in the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
THE BOTTOM PEICE
ilv
OIN" ALL ARTICLES SOLD.
Tanr Thi-cneii Ticlcots
iii fe&t. .Toe n.(I Ouiuor.
For a!p .it TIckot )c :. J"-j-j:i ,t 'itncil
IlluOTs It. !.. a: thf !.ir !I .u ' liro-.vu ill- tfv
ns..ntf rh. Ticket A-t--.ar.S at I'l.- ii--t ;!on
and fjtix-r -tati.ii a line of roi, nt u it v. r-ti-as
by any Ktl.i-r route.
R..irKus;-clifckeu firoucli to all points t:tt. All
onn-cl'f:is viatiuincvartMl'ivt ni.l -r'f( t.
II. I. UiMAT. iLO. II. XKTTLl.Tor;.
Ciun 11 ict-t As't. n. "Mirt.
Kansas
X tiudiO
Railway.
Short. Favorite and Only
l i?.ail route
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ni-.w iinvrms.
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1,'m:mdst.
CO1.OIIAU0 PItINi
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JtKNO.
W'lAtKS CITY.
CKNTICVLnrY.
vn.r. i.a xitXT,
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SA. l-ltAtl.-CO.
xcvsKscrcaarTaroGaEvs
StTSTi W fit BR(QBf33'Ss W
fj a
3p ! mm C Mkk
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oan and wil sell yon all kinds of Implement
tnan any otner iionse in Kefcraslra.
ts clisrTGr
We sell t5ie
STUDEEAKEE AXD WHITE
IV
iTATEP
J$iioIC34sie ar.d Mli'tisil Sealers in
m uuuliOu.i 1 u ? mum 01 Uiiuulii) nol 0
No. 30 MAIN STRS3
BO'VvrIsr"VIIliLE, IsTSS.
KM-v.' Am.r?Ti.'.-.-.t"r;
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Tlie Ohio Fanner Uiinks it impor
tant to feed Mime struv every winter
aa itfceenis to have a benelicial etll-ct
on most anitnala; it alto thinkb hors
es not at hard work do better on cut
straw with a little grain than upon
hay and grain.
Tiiere is nothing like mild and
milky language, esj-ecially when you
have to do with public characters. A
newspaper iu Maine docs not venture
to say to palm-in-hinir memberaof the
Legislature 'Dnii't ite.u!" or "Don't
sell your.-elf J" or'-don'! perjure your
self!" Iiu t bej-i.j: .l.u -t urns sweet
ly insinuate.; hi-, advu-e: ".Members
must resi-t the iiiMidious approaches
and golden arguments ol the disciples
of fraud!' We are really living in
very delicate times. Tho.igh a man
may have uttered fuNhhood until
his face in color rivals the ace of
spades, it is a gross violation of the
proprieties of life to tell him that he
is "a liar." The word is handy, short
and definite, but our lips are forbid
den to speak it, and our pens to write
it. To be sure it's iu the Bible, and
there is rather a distinct statement
there of the future residence of those
who are economical of the truth ; but
even the name of that place must not
be mentioned to ears polite. Tribune.
Tho Lebauon Standard lias the fol
lowing golden opportunitv for any
one who "fills the bill": "A young
lady wealthy, beautiful and accom"
pli-hed wants a handsome, intellec
tual gentleman to go with her on a
bridal tour to Europe the 1st of June.
X. JJ. 2sone but intellectual men
need apply. Send pedigree. Address
Adrienne t?t. Clair, careSYuic7arci of
fice Lebanon."
C
Aim an Hunts in
ICmiKag, Colorado, the Trrritories, anil
the I'uEific Co!t.t.
1 O Mir.I-.- tlif-hortest Lino from Kr.n'r.s Ci
1 O t to In iit.
MIM tin -.honest I.!n t. Ptie'ilo, Tr i
l m -:i iti. I c.(inrlal! points In Xewiit-x-
iroaii'l Ariuiii;.
It'-saesibcr that :Li- i- JipOrcatTIirough Lltic.anil
tlllTH 1-.
5io Oilier All Eail Eont
to i.ny of tl-" u!ve ion:L-.
Thrc isno tfdio is nnui'ms or fi-rry transf.-r h
thi- route, a-, the (treat Itlvr a'e all UridstU,"
Pl'IilIAX PALACE CARS,
run through from KANSAS ( !'I V to DKNVIIP.
WtU.o tLhaiiKf.
I'asyonfrs !y tills rout" ha; o an opportunity ot
viev.mj; tin- line Acricultural ii:-tricts ot Kan'-ns
anl can stop over at beaver utid isit t;.- r.ch
mining. aj;ncuitur.il uwl gniing distrits ot Colora
do. Closo connection malo at Kansas City v.ltli all
trains to and ln.in tin- J-jist. f-rth and -viit!i.
lie sure to uU for Ticket via. Kansas
City ami the Kjiiueh I'aeific Ilatl ay.
I.OM'Ii S. l!i)WKX.fii!l.-ui)t.
, J'.nVKl'.LV V. Ki:!M. (.t-ii'l 'lV-ket Agent.
GUI- II A I. Ol1PlCES,Ir.uns CIty,3Io
Tie
lorence
TO
A IiOCK STITCH
mily Sawi
Machine,
"Unqucstlnnnlilr the I'cut Jnntnlccd Work
ot" I Ik: kind in the World."
HASPSR,SMAGAZIHS
Notices of tlie I'rci.
rpiIIZItKorefew intelligent American fumlMesIn
i unlch Harie, M.iazine uitdn t he an ap
preciated and highly weleoiiie K"'"t Then i no
monthly MeRiwlm an nteliiceiit reailitm family
can lerinfTord to he without. Many riiaazlnt'iare
r.ccum-iJatea. Jlarpi-r-s is eilitrii. 1 here tx not a
magazine that is prn ted wt eh h'ii.s more intelli
gent pains expended on ltsurticlexand mechanical
execution. Thf re w not a cheaper niaKnzliieptdi
lislied. Tiiere 1-, not. rinV-.f lly a more popular
moaz.ne iu tlie u orld. .Wic Einilnndllumrvtrttd.
A repository of biornphv and hi-tory.liter.iture.
"Clence and art uneipialed by any otner American
publication. The volume are as valuable
as a mcrework of refer, nee as any cyclopedia we
can iihueinour Iibrane). Harper's ?Iaa7ine is a
record of travel everywhere since the hourof its
establishment. I.lvlni;tiineaiidinnIon Cummins
In Africa, strain amotn; the Andes, and Ito-s
Hrowneln tlie 1-Vit. spike on the Nile and JIc
ifreitory on the Jordon indeeil. all recent traveler
of not "have seen their most important illscovertes
reproduced In these panes. Most of our youni r
and nunj of our older writers find here their liter
ary bioitraphy. Our artists "-oe the best evidences
of their tennis ami rnot enduring specimens of
theii work in the Musi rme. .V Y.siitndnrd.
It is one of tlie wonder- .if jo;irnnlim the rdito
rlal management ot "Harper's. The Xnti'jn, A. J'.
SUDSCIUPTIOXS 1S72.
'rni'.Ms :
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fltI!a"k niiiiiber- can b, stippliisl at any time.
A complete -et of Harper's Magazine, now com
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olllce. Addre--
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1
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IT MAKES A TRULY
XASTIC LOCK STUCK.
It never Puckers tlie Work, norDrawt
after helng Wahlini.
it r.r.r-FAsTExs am. the jvN'd.s of 'rni-.
tsLAMS, IJIZINii THE OJ.i.Y "-EWINO
MACHIN.-. HAVINCt THE
'ft osns5? t xlVr
A Ccniplete IMrtorin! IINtcrrof;tl:cTinicn.''
"Het. I lie:ipe-t. mid mc.t iicceis-
lul rKiiiilj 1'ujjit in thf luion."
HARPSR'SJWSEKLlf.
HPLENIIIH.Y I X.I.UTKATED.
ri'oticcs of tho I'rets.
"Plin Model Newspaper of our Ci.untrv. Com-
L plete in all the dep.ir'mi nt of an A'tneircam
ramny i-aper, ii.srperd Kly lia.s earne-1 for :t-I
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Aic l?r.- hnninu 7.t'.
Tne b-.t publication of Its clas In America, and
so far ahead of all other weekly journal-, as not m
permit of any comparison between it and a-ivof
their numbt r. Its columns contain the tini.t "col
lection of rea-iimt matter that are printed.
It- illustration- are numerous and beautiful, being
rurnished b the clues artists ot the countrv. Hut
tor Tritirlrr.
Harper's Weekly is the !e;: antj most Interesting I
iiiuiiiii-uM-n.jH;n-r. .MiruncsiH value (lcj)encl
on its illustrations alon. ir., reading matter is of a
high order of literary merit varied. insrnctie,
entertaining, end umwceplh.t.able. A". 1". s;(ji.
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TiniMsj :
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An 7-:xtra C-.j y of eitiier the Magr.ze, Weefclv. or
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Subscribers at $o each, in one remittance: orN
Lopns lor i.in. without extra copy.
-subscription to Harper's Magazine. Weeklvand
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Harper s l'enodicals, to one address, for one ear.
t
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chaser.
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Address II AItIT.it .fe ItJtfiTHEIt. N .-. ' -r
"A Kcpositorj of Knsliliii,, rietiMiirv and l:i
iitrnct:i:i."
has?er bazar.
JwmmwmM2
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AND OTH
WAGON'S,
Al
OF
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KINDS,
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We sell the
itunncr Cultivator, Gardon City Clipper 2
PSKIiV TWO Aira THES3-HOSSS PLOvS
SMITH'S Cast Cast-Steel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and 6U6 fSL
ALL
!
rPJXCETOX IROX-BEAI
KINDS OF COEX
"We Ircep for sale
I;LOVS.
PLO
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STJOCl
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nJ&XiSffr
Sllftff !
P l4T
Celebrated
Eeversible Feed.
jj
lisrata
The veterinary surgeon of Wilkes'
Spirit of the Times recommends the
following for scratches in ahorse:
Take sulphate of zitrxj, one drachm;
glycerine, two ounces; apply every
morniujf.
It is the iro : simple and easy to learn to 'ise.and
the least liable to yet out of order, having no
viro Springs, Tv'ire Coils,
Icts75 or Brusli Pads,
To Get Out of Order.
No Cog "Wliccla to S'lalte a Uaciot,
AND NO CAMS TO MAKE IT ItCN HARD.
Warranted to last a Life-Time!
The only Iteliable Gift Distribution In i (.4.unty
fat
! C3
'Sxi
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
be distributed in
L. D. ttllSTE'S
ALL OUR MACHINES KEPT IN ORDEU
FlZEi: OF CHARGE.
1FT ENTERPRISE
To be drawn "Uonilay, JIarrh 2."j, l;i
OXE CU.VSD CAPITAL OF
$10,000 EH" GOLD !
OXE PRIZE $."5,000 W SILVER !
5 Prizes Si,000H
5 Prizes 500 f
10 Prizes 100 t
Greenbacks !
Xoti.-e of tin I'resM.
T Is really th" nn'y illustrated rl.-r ii'i 'er rl s.
ion in the i-imniri. Its -iii)nlen.eiit..il. i e ..-.
wurtli the s-jl.-c.-ipti hi price ol the ia. r. t.
tnlij niam'.iinii. it-(is);ji,i, rs r. mirror nt f. 'i
Ion. It al-n t-tilltains sti ries.iioems liril!. nur . i . -
be-id.-s K'-ner i) .a d jiersonai kjo-ssixi. liml ,n --i ir
luy t-rntiup i;ti--if.
Tiiere never .a-- any jiapr published tint .. de
lighted tlie hei.rt nt woman. Neier uuml ii It
dues cost you a new donnet: it vill save iiiten
tunes the jr.-e in tne household economy it t arh
es you. 1'rttridfwr Jnurnnl.
The yonriK lady wlio buys a slnsle number of
Ilariier'.H IJ.izar is madeamitMcriber for life. AVv
1 'or A. ."i i hi it ft t.
The I!.i7Jir is excellent. Like all the perifwltoai.
wlneli the ir.iri ers j.nbilshed. it is aiino-'t;ideaIIy
well tilited. and tlie class of reaiiera for whom it is
intended the mot! ers and dauKhtera in average
mnu.ies can noi nui oroiu iy us totrtt sene ar.d
itooil taste, uhicli v.e have no doubt, are to-lay I
makins very many home-, happier than they may
ha, e le n te. ore the u omen bean taking hsons
In personal and h u-r-liold and social management
troci this KOod nut u red mentor. Thr Anioa, .V. J".
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Also tho
jvssf $$iii'V 4v-i-y rr?
rr-.sciv. r.ejv. . .t-- s.t
TV
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SOLE DEPOT
tor
Surgical Instruments,
IN N. W. MISSOURI.
GEO. M. TEALE & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
3"LiberaI fi-.3r.mnt to ttro Hswl-j. .
Tiars rLOKE'rxrcB
Euns Light and Comparatively
Over 90,000-Use.
Vm. E. PLA2-IT, Gen'l Agent,
Is"
531-lr Tox-tli ITirtli Street,
ST. LOUIS, ISO.
J
BROIVXVILIiE, NEBRASKA.
One Horse and Bukrv, with Silver-mounted Har
ness, worth '.
One I'me-tontsI Rosewood Piano, worth t"oo.
Ten Family Sew!nr lai-liiued. worth Jlimi-ach.
Five Heavy Cased to!d Iluntini; Waicl.es and
Heavy Ould Chains, worth -r each.
Five Gold American Hunting Watches, worth J 125
eaeli.
Ten Ladles" fi'ild Iliintint; Watches, worth i'ef.eaeh
siOCJold and -ilver Lever Huiitiii Watches un all)
wort? lrom T- to $ " each.
Ijdieb';oll Leontine hams, ftent"nold Vest
DUNN & HAYS, Agents,
Pinner itnive-.. -sliver i-iaien i "inner i itks. Silver
Vi-t Chains. I'liotorah Alb-nii-1. Iidies's ;old
Breastpins and Kar-rms f.ents i,.,lil Itreastpins.
.shiet studs and "sleeve i$;i:tons, Finbcr-rinKf. Gold
Pens, (silverextensionJeK-.
IVIxole Xumlior Gift., 6,000.
Tickets Limited to SCO, 000.
A"rents wanted to sell tickets, to w horn liberal Pre
miums will be paid.
SINGLE TICKETS $1: TICKET1 f"i; 12 TICK
ETriJIo: iiTICKP7r5 J.
Circulars containing a full list or prizes, a des
cription of the manner of dratvinu. and othr in
formation in reference to the Distribution, will be
ent to any oae ordering them. All letters must be
addressed, to
L. D. SINE, Box 86.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office, 101 W. 5th St. 4-iy
"2 Iv
BLA N'KS f all kinds, for sale.at tfae'"AdvertUwr
Orontin?rRociD,.
he Coisntry Gentleman.
Volume for JS72.-
HE CULTIVATOItct C'JUNTY GENTLEMEN
torneurlj two scire i ears, has rankti! both m
this countrv and abroad, as the stamak Jo -k-nai
Amkkh ." Ai.hk ULTfitn. The Ed.tors
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iv Jliiiidreil ucca-iiire-tiv
in ihe raiik.s
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every Ptate in the I'lit-m. V. :th the ro r perat ' n
ot so"lariacorps ot practical men. this Journal is
intended to lOsness exceptional value as the chosen
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siime the Iluver and -shipper, as well as the first
owner ol the Crop Ureeders of Improved An-mals
and their Customer! Manufacturers of Improved
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