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Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-29

LtOR SALE or Rent-Gar arden land with houses,
II by j. X. Rice, lG2 Main st., Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-29

GLEN avenue Is one OF the finest residence
Ostreets in tins city or any city in the world.
Cool in summer and warm in winter; healthful
and delightful in every respect. We have some
of the finest unimproved property on TINS
street. Kerr & Gray.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-29
PABBITT Place lots for sale by F. J. Day.

EOR SALE-Well established hardware store
IL including tin shop. Good, clean, new stock
o fstoves, etc, in 2-story brick building, 2oXb0,
with elevator and warehouse. GOOD reasons
for selling, b. Grail, l0i t.. B-way, ca. Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-29

ENOR SALE-On easy terms, some of the best
IL arranged modern houses new in Council
Bluffs. All modern improvements, finely
located. Call on S. e. MaXon, Merriam block.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
agricultural department.
Milk Fever in Cows.

Will you allow me, as a medical
man conversant with the treatment
of such cases in the human subject,
to offer you a few suggestions for the
benefit of the poor cows? 1st. Pre-
ventive measures Under this head,
we would, of course, include the
enormous Importance of cleanliness
as to everything in and about the
shippon, the absence of foul drafts
and foul smells of every kind, also
that when such case occurs no per-
son having any connection with it
should come near another calving
COW for at least two months, and no
second cow should be calved in the
same shippon. I'd. At the time of
calving, that the person assisting the
animal should, before touching her,
thoroughly cleanse his hands in an
tiseptic lotion. Sd. Should the dis
ease declare itself, the only treatment
likely to be attended with any benefit
is Swinging out the vagina frequent
ly, say every two hours, with an an
tisptic solution, one made by adding
tablespoonful of powdered potas-
stun permanganate to a bucketful of
tepid water. This is safe. easily got
and cheap. With regard to to medi-
cine, 10 grains of sulphate Of quinine
IN powder every four hours is the
only remedy of the least Importance
all other things are likely to do harm.
The diet should be principally slops.
OF course, prevention is great mat
ter. A number of these cases arise
from the retention of bits of the after
birth remaining in the room and de-
composing there, and, where there is
any suspicion of this from the appear
ance of the afterbirth, a dose of the
liquid extract of ergot should be
given. Probably an ounce would be
about right for a COW. When there
is any reason to fear the occurrence
of the disease, the genital organs
might be sponged two or three times
a day before calving with the antise-
ptic lotion, and carbolic disinfecting
powder may be busted all over the
animals bed in their vicinity.-Prot.
Long IN Farmer, England.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

The low price of wheat for several
years past has been partly compensat-
ed to farmers by inducing them to
test its value for feeding. 1t is, all
things taken into account, the king
of grains. 1t gives the elements for
sustaining life more fully than any
other food. In the albuminoids wheat
is especially rich, and it is this that
adapts it SO well to feeding hens for
egg production. 1t is hardly posi-
BILE for wheat to become so dear that
farmers cannot afford to exchange it
for eggs, always much dearer in price.
On the farm the shrunken and imper-
feet wheat should be fed to the hens
1t does not need grinding. Fowls
have grinding apparatus of their
own, and do better when it is given
due exercise, than when grain ia
crushed into meal before feeding
to them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
How to Get Rid of Potato Bugs.

L. B. Terry, a successful Ohio
farmer who has made potatoes a
speciality, became dissatisfied several
years since with the paris-green treat
ment for beetles. and returned to
hand picking. He felt that some in
jury was done to the vines by the poi
son, although he could not exactly
prove it, and suggests that here is a
fit subject for experimentation
work. As for the manipulating,
that is not such a tedious operation
as many farmers think, if it is done
in the right way. The important
point, says Mr.. Terry, is to begin
just as soon as plants are up enough
so one can follow the rows and keep
the beetles constantly picked as clean
as possible for two or three weeks.
This prevents their laying many eggs;
thus but little trouble will be had
with the larvae. We pick in quart
cups, each picker taking two rows.
Having a large tin pail (six gallons)
with tight cover, at the end of the
field, to put the beetles in. We do
not try to get them all, but walk
along and get what are in plain sight,
the object being to get as many as
possible in a given time. Time can
be saved by taking advantage of their
habits. Every warm day they will
fly from fields where potatoes were
grown the preceding year and light
on the outside rows of the new piece.
We go over such rows on such days
several times, and sometimes hardly
let them get into the rest of the field
at all. They only fly for a few days.
Some larvae always hatch. To keep
them from going to seed, as we'll as
from eating the potato vines, we
gather them into pans, each person
taking two rows at once and using a
paddle made of a soft-wood barrel
stave, about four or five inches in
width. The pans are common eight
quart milk-pans, with handles of
light wood nailed to them, of such
length that the person, tall or short,
can stand up straight at his work,
and still have the pans right under
the vines. At the end of the rows
the larvae are emptied into the pail,
With the work thus systematized, we
do not find Land picking a serious
matter. We have twice kept twenty
four acres very clean in this way.
The amounot of work was probably
not half what some would think.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

CtTATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
= In Probate Court, held at Barton LANDING, IN
said District, the 9Th day Of aAp., a. d. 1899.
John q. Dow, iate Of Albany, in said district de-
ceased, presents his administration account for
examination and allowance. and makes application
for a decree of distribution and partition Of the
estate OF SAID deceased.
Whereupon, il il ordered by saId Court, that said
account and said application Be referred 10 = see-
sion thereof. be held NJ tbs Probate 0Hcc ID said
Barton LandinGs an .he 241u DAY Of jap A u,
1885, for hearing aud decision thereon And. ia -
ti1ther ordered, that notice hereof be given 70 all
uersans Interested b. publication OF he same three
weeks -uccessively in the Monitor, q newspaper
DubiShed At BARTON, previous to said time appoint
ell for bearing. that thu may appear az said time
aad place. and show canse. il any hey may have
why said account should not be allowed, aud such
decree made
BY the Court-Attest.
"a G. II. JONES, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

If calf is at oil dainty about its
food, do not keep it for a cow. No
pedigree can Offset the disadvantage
OF poor appetite and poorer digestion.
Giving the calf as great a variety of
food as possible is the best plan we
know to make it a hearty eater. The
greater the variety, the more food can
be eaten, and this if continued means
increased digestive powers, on which
in any animal, man not excepted, flu
ture usefulness must depend.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

Suggestion is privilege all can make use Of and
we would suggest to the myriads of sufferers from
bilious fever anr indigestion, to Laxador whose
curative power these diseases is gratefully
appreciated BY thousands. Price % cents.
Babies ought to be well taken of, their sys
tenn does not allow the slightest neglect. If your
baby suffers from collie bowel disorders, procure
bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, a safe and always
reliable remedy. Only 25 cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

If turnlps or other roots are fed to
sheep: they should be cut or sliced
up, and a small quantity of bran adj
ded, the increased value will pay for
the cost of the bran.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
Estate of Elijah Austin.
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Orleans
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of ah Austin, late of Greensboro in said district,
deceased and all claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give notice that will meet for the pur-
poses aforesaid, at the dwelling house of the
late Elijah Austin, in said greensboro, on the
10th day of January and the 10th day Of June
next, from 10 O'Clock m, uptsl o'olock y. m,
each of said DAYS, aud that * months from the
10th day Of December 4. ID. 1855 is the time linn
ited BY said Court for said creditors 20 present
their claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Greensboro, VT, this 2sth day of Dec,
A. p. 1883.
joni SIMPSON, Commissioners.
ID j. g. GRAY. S"''i''i
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
Good House for Sale

oncr ut Npff reasonable f.fU. mI I......
House situated u HHIfuu kIIIHuU M.|I I.U.. Fl.
un lllHh Htt convenient 81 affHHI. .IUI. H I.. ..
pot und UO.f office. III hHa fIf.. H.HIH.I.. #. .|
and ls 900 fpni0d Ht HanH futfF. $40. I..HI.. U..
100 thorough flpHlr. ItufIHr rfHuItI N.M ..HU n
ann willing tn dispose I'D 1853 rTUU0Iff 90 |.r I.I.
Hnd nu most favorable frfHa. Apply IA. UI.I.
MONsMAh, Barton.
as.m LEVI JACOBS. Mn HNHtuIN. N. N.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
ALL SORTS .

Strawberries bringing $3.50 quart in New
York. They used mainly to decorate shop
windows.
have had catarrh for twenty years, and used all
kinds of remedies without relief Mr.. Smith drug
gIst OF Little Falls, recommended Ely's Cream
Balm The effect of the first application was mag
zeal, 1t allayed the Inflammation and the next morn
| ing my head was clear as bell One bottle has
done me so much good that am convinced its use
VIII effect permanent 1t is soothing pleas
ant and easy to apply, and l strongly urge its use
by all sutterers-Geeo Terry, Little Falls, n. Y.
The Judges of the Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
MIA are ridiculed for wearing silk gowns, which
they have just adopted. The Innovation is generally
unpopular.
JUsr MARRIED.-How loving they are; this is
always sure sign. After the first year sometimes
it don't hold good. When Charles comes home to
you grouty and cross, swapping and snarling, una
BILE to relish the nice dinner you have cooked, and
feels if there ton of pig iron in his stomach
he is troubled with dyspepsia. and Sulphur Btters
is the only medicine that will cure him,
Oregon IS said to be hunters paradise at this
time. being overrun with game of all sorts
A Few Pointers.
The recent statistics of the number of deaths show
that the large majority die with consumption. This
disease may commence with an apparently harmless
cough which can be cured instantly by Kemp's Bal
sam for the throat and lungs, which is guaranteed
relieve and cure all cases. Price Soc and al
Trial size free. For sale by all druggists.
A library composed of books written wholly by
women is to be established in Paris.
Why will you worry about that paptstion of the
heart and lay awake nights thinking of that terrible
feeling of nqmhness which you often experience in
your ann and limb. These symptoms, with raany
others, warn Won Of condition of the circulation
that you cannot afford TO have become mere seri.
Gus. ti-Aneplectine against apoplexy) is a
remedy that will relieve these symptoms and cure
paralysis, rheumatism, heart disease liver kidney
and bladder troubles Price, 81 at your druggists
1t is reported that q citizen of Palmyra, Mo. got
up in the night and went into the woods and elled
a large tree while asleep.
Consumption surely Cnred.
To THE EDIToR-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above named
disease. By its timely thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. L shall be
glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any
Ct your readers who have consqmptoA, il they win
send ne their express and post office address Re-
specially, T. A. slaepm, NJ. G., lsl Pearl street.
New york.
Arabeila-They said very disagreeable
things about you at the Campbells last night Be-
atricc-I trust you dafendeI me. Arabella-Oh.
yes [ said didn't believe half of it.
ECZEMA, IroHy, scALy sEGH Taa4uRAs.-a.he
nis-.l1l eailaf 81 FssrAyReTs Ointment, without
salt rienm. ringworm, piles, itch, sores, pimp-s
e zema, all scaly, itchy skin eruptions, matter
how obstinate long standing. 1t is potent, effect
i've, and costs but trihe oIs-22
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

1t may seem strange in these days
of commercial transactions of great
magnitude, that the recent sale of a
million bushels of wheat on exchange
in Chicago should still be the subject
of much talk by the brokers', and yet
how few people realize what million
bushels of wheat means. If it were
loaded on freight cars 500 bushels to
a car, it would ill q train fifteen
miles long. If transported by wagon
forty bushels on a wagon, it would
make a line of teams 142 miles long.
If made into bread reckoning a bush
ell to every sixty pounds of flour, and
pound and a half of bread to every
pound of flour, it would give each
man, woman and child in the United
States two-pound loaf of bread.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
..Did you call ?" asked the creature

ssDid you call ?" asked the creature
tNo, | didn't said Christopher
John, little disturbed. 81 only
said NOM
"Well, I'm a gnome. There are
two of us, gnome and yesm, and
I'm very much obliged to you for Civ
ing me the preference. I've been
trying to buy him out, but he won't
sell the good will Of the business, land
you know | couldn't be expected to
get on without that
ssCouldn't you? But do you al
ways come when people say nom p
s'Only when they remember to say
it the first time being told. Boys
seldom do, and that's the reason bus
mess is so dull. Well, what can /
do for your
ssDo for me?'
eyes; you can have one wish.
People always used to be allowed
three in old times, but we can't afford
that now. It's just as well however.
According to history, they usually
wasted their chances in wishing for
something uncommonly foolish. Now
then -
81 only want one thing in all the
world" said Christopher John, eager
ly, land that is to grow large again"
The gnome looked thoughtfully
into the branches of golden-rod
above his head.
"What are the things you hate to
do most?' said he.
s'Brush my teeth q can't do it at
all now, the brush is so big), hang
up my cap, be polite to Aunt Jerusha
when she reads Memoirs of Holy
Women to me, take my boneset"-
''That's enough; | see you know
what [ mean. Well, now, I'll tell
you a secret. If, for one day you do
all the things you hate, you'll grow
an inch. Do them for two days, and
you'll grow another. Keep on, and
you'll reach the hight at which you
began to be an Inverse Boy. Then
the Bad Fairy's spell will be quite
undone."
s'But if [ should always keep on"
cried Christopher John, thrilled with
new ambition, ''should I grow to
to be a giant join circus"
sNo. I'll tell you what would
happen. You wouldn't seem to grow
any faster than other boys, but still
there would be change in you; ev-
cry day you would be growing great
and good. Much obliged for your
patronage. Good-by! !" And he was
gone.
Next day every one was amazed at
the wondrous goodness of Christopher
John; he even, at dinner, asked for
the drums sticks, because Aunt Jeru-
sha liked his favorite bits. And when
he was measured at night, an anxious
ceremony adopted since his misfor-
tune, it was to find that he had actu-
ally gained the promised inch.
Day by day he grew, his father
and mother scarcely daring to breathe
for joy, until he had reached the old
mark on the kitchen door, and they
knew the spell was undone. You
may be sure no Bad Fairy was invited
to celebrate that occasion, and you
may be sure, too, that Christopher
John did not cease using the simple
remedy which had cured him.
If he couldn't be a giant he wanted
to be Great and Good.
1t may seem strange in these days
of commercial transactions of great
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

~eAi 1nFFl Family Magazine now In its 18th
aud a. a iaTorite whereyer introduced. II
-aei, month Music, Floral and Health Depart
H., LATEST Fancy Work, Sabbath ReadIDg
orest's P1tterns. Approved Receipts, Honse,
ilints, and Prize Puzzles for Children.
- beautifully Illustrated Monthly Magazine
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

, suicide. Any person who
OF getting into a condition
sanity will cause him to
ric acid poison in the brain
in five days. but Uric acid
q brain if the kidneys are
been proven by the best
.neys will not get out of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

gruVC-driVe them Q
is sick Is III danger
where temporary il
|take his own life L
Twill make a suicide
lean never get To- III
healthy. and il has
zafaupe that the kif
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
70 OUR READERS !!
THE COTTAGE HEARTH

e have made arrangements with the publishers
be COTTAGE HEARTH, Boston, Mass. to offer the
SITOR with their Magazine this year
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21
SIIICIDES-

Their Fearful Increase and the Cause
seven Occur in One Day-A Harrow
ing Description.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-21

ever since. This ace
No man or woman,
regularly. need hav'
rangement or suicid
pecU health with all
borne in mind no
dangerous"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
K0NGRES KATOLlCkI.

. O P k W S t a.
a c h z g d n Q czonyeh
A m eryk j..
San Francisco dnia 3 Lipca 1887.
Szanewni Rodacy!
Zazywajac W ca}ej pe}ni dobro-
dzisjstw wolnosci i bezpieczehstwa
W tel novel O]czyznie, strajac sic
wiernie odpowiedziec wszystkim
wymaganiom newo nabytego oby-
watelstwa, Emigraoya Polska W A
MERGE ME powinna tenn samem
zrzekac sic poczucia obowiazkow
wzglsdem swsj starej Ojczyzny, z
kt6ra j. }acza n~aturalns wez}y sy-
nowskiego przywiazania i mi}osci.
- Obowiazkom tym zas }atwo "a
dose uczyni, gdy, baczac ma do
bro tel ojczyzny, starat sig bsdzle
kazdy wazniejszy wypadek, kazda
nadarzona sposobnost W czas po-
chwycid i takowa ma jej korzysc
umisjetnie wyzyskae. -Jedna z
takich w}asnie sposobnosci, przez
sama Opatrznese nan z~es}anae, jest
niezaprzeczenie, zapowiedziany ma
dzieh 5go Listopada b. +. W Balti-
morze, Kongres Katolik6w z ca}ych
Zjedneczonych stanow Ameryki.
Ma to bye prawdopodobnie pier
wszy tego rodzaju zjazd Katollkow
W Ameryce, a re mu ME zabrak-
ME ma powadze i swietnosci, ma
licznem uczestnictwie znakomitosci
tax duchownych jak swiecklch,
ami tez ma materyale do powaznych
dyskusyj W sprawach dotyczacych
czy to interesow Koscio]a miejsco-
wych, czy tez og6lnego znaczenla
MONA sig zatem spodzlewac zain'
teresowania sic takowym przez ma
rody i rzady i tacznego sledzenle
"a jego rozp1awami , uchwa4ami
- Mielibysmy wisc, obec tai
waznego zdarzenia, pozostac "
gnusnej nieczynnosci, lub, jak tx
n~ieszczeseiem dotad bywa}o, trwoni'
drogi czas ma zaciek1ych stronnl
ezych walkach, zamiast uzyc ener
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
Nowiny z Europy.

CESAR NIEMlECkl Will
helm, MIN sic pusei W podrdz wi
zytacyjna pc dworach europejskich
ma wprz6d ~wyjechac ma pare ty-
godni do wysp norwegskich, zwa-
nych Loffodami, gdzie bardzo zdro-
we panuje powietrze, by sig wy
leezyG z wielkiej drazliwosci ner-
wowiej, poehodzacej cd bolesci W
uchu i zbytecznej piracy. Stan zdro-
via m}odego cesarza niemieckiego
wogdle ME ma bye bardzo pc.
myslny. w lewem ramieniu, kt6-
re jest wiele krdtsze, jak prawe,
niewiele ma mocy. Tenn mocniej
zas rozwiniete jest prawe ramie,
tax il Wilhelm nietylko znakomi-
Gle turnuje, p}ywa i jezdzi, ale
takze znakomlcie strzela, trzymalac
fuzya tylko prawa rske. z lewego
ucha ustawicznie mt ciecze. To
zdaje sic bye choroba dziedziczna;
matka jego, kr6lowa %anglelska, pra-
vie calkiem jest gfuoha. I cesarz
Wilhelm ciezko s}yszy a poniewaz
nadte uszy zwykle ma zatkane
wata, by je ochronic cd up}ywu
powietrza, trzeba z MIN movie bar
do g}osno. Okropne by}yby ma
stepstwa, gdyby ia choroba ucha
p~rzenios}a sic do mozgu.
GUBERNATOR kraju tureckie-
go Tripolis, W Afryee, wyda} roz-
porzadzenie, zabraniajace pod SUI
rowemi karami handful niewolni-
kami.
w KOPALNIACH wegla St.
Etienne, we Francyi (w departa-
mencie Loary) wskutek wybuchu
podzimnych gaz6w 200 gornikdw
utraci}o zycle.
FRANCYA- General Boulan-
ger, hrabia Dillon Henryk Ro-
chefort oskarzeni zostali O zdrade
OJczyzny.
sZACH perski bawi obecnie
W Londynie i ~serdecznego doznaje
przyjecia ma divorce.
o tym stawnym Amerykaninie
Stanleyu, kt6ry pc Afryce podro-
zuie, nadesziy znowu wiadomosci,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

glcznego starania / zdolnosci, jeze-
Ii juz ME ma ulzenie ciezkiemu To-
sowi braci, w~ytrwale W ziemi uci-
sku broniacych naszych tradycyj,
ziemi, jszyka i naszej WARY Swie-
tel, to przynaimniej ma dodanle I'm
otuchy ma dalsze boJowanie. -
Me! StokroG ME! -
Otoz, jake Polak, jake Kato-
lik, uwazam sobie "a swiety obo-
wiazek, pomimo wszelkich moga-
cych mnie spotkac zarzutow, ode
zwa6 sig niniejszem do was wszy-
stkich, moi szanownl wsp6}rodacy
i wsp6}wyznawcy tax duchewnego
jak i %swieckiego stanu, nawolujac
was do obewiazku wyslania ma "a
powiedziany Kongres godnych pol
skich representative, kt6rzyby BY
Ii W stanie, jak to juz pred kilku
miesiacami uczyni} ksiadz doktor
Chotkowskl ma ostatnim Kongre-
sic Katolikdw W Wiedniu, podniest
W obec naszych wsp6}wyznawc6w
amerykanskich CLOS skargi ma stra-
szny religijny ucisk, jakiego do
znaja nasl bracia obudw6ch obrzad.
k6w pod radiant zaborczemi szcze-
! golniej Rossyi.
Uchwafa, z jakaby z tego pe-
wodu Kongres Katolikdw Amery-
kanskich wystapi}, mia}aby nieza-
wodnie donosne z~naczenie navel W
semej Rossyi, ktora badz CO badz,
must sig czasami liczys z opinlja
publiczna.
De dzie}a vice czempredzej
Kochani Braeia! Nisch komitet z
kilku wybitych katolicko-polsklch
%obywateli tax stanu duohownego,
jak i ~swiecklego z}ozony, zwola
niezwlooznie do pewnego punktu
przedwstepny zjazd, ola porozu-
mienia sig tax co do polskich de-
legatow, majacych uczestnlczyd na
zapewiedzianym K~ongresie, jak
co de tresci stosownego wniosku
wzgledem religijnego przesladowa'
MA.
Bedac przekonany, il mojs
mysl W niniejszsJ odezwie wyrazo.
ma znajdzie W Was, Kochani Ro
dacy, n~alezyte uznanie i poparcie
pozostaje Was wszystkich miluJa-
Gym bratem.
DR.. Wtadystaw Pawlicki.