The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-15
Action and Reaction.

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Many farmer By too sparingly seeding
his new meadows, has had to cs, 6 his whole
farm.
Every farmer should see daily every an
imal be has, and inspect its condition.
Weekly visits, as with some, soon result in
@e0H animals
The man who provides we'll sheltered cotes
for hissheep in winter, will soon find plenty
OF coats for his own back
\ good house wife should not be person
OF cone idea" but should be equally iamil
lar with the flower garden and -four barrel;
and though her lesson should be lessen ex
pense, YET the scent of a fac rose should not
be less valued than the cent in ill., ii her
husband is a skilItul sower of grain, she is
eqnaily skiIliul as Il Sewer of garments; he
keeps his hoes fright by use, she keeps the
hose of the whole family in order. -.
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LICE ON HoGs.-Tho Genessse Farmer,
recommends Satohur as the preventive for
hogs likely TO suffer from lice, to be given
in their lood. This we'll known mineral is
particularly obnoxious to all insects, and
mas never failed TO clear cattle of ticks when
fed to them in Il eir salt. The itch OF scab
insect that burrows IN the skin of sheep, is
destroyed by sulphur, and We doubt not
that lice on hogs and calves may be driven
OFT by the same remedy. IL is said to clear
fru't trees OF parasitic ineccts and fungi, eli
'her by filling with sulphur holes bored into
their trunks, which are then plugged; or
putting it around their roots.
CoMposIr1oN OF THE Moox.-Every object
on its surface of the heighth OF one hundred
feet is distinctly seen through Lord Rosse' 5
telescope. On the surface are craters OF
extinct volcanoes, rocks and masses of stone
almost innumerabIe. But there are nc
signs OF habiiations such as ours, no vestage
of architectural rmains, to show that the
moon is or ever was inhabited by race OF
mortals similar to ourselves. No water is
v,Sable, no sea, no river; all seems desolate
BEES RoBBTNG ONE ANOTHER A CORE
spondcht Of the GennesSee Farm ~ says he
has tried several ways to prevent bees rob
bing each other, and all have failed but this
he changes their position, putting one in the
place Of the o.hcr, AMI Vice Verso, by which
mans he las never failed to stop them ii
irss than half an hour
EE-A manufacturer in Wurtemburg ha
inrvnjcI IA mode Of suplyinga surface coat
nI 10 sheet iron, which enables it to tax,
freely the mark OF II slate pencil. 1t lis sale
to be much lighter, and much less liable tt
injury than common Slate. s.. ...
G45"It is stated in the "Voice Of the Ful
tive" paper published in Winsdor. Can
ada West, and edited by Henry Bibb, ,ha
the underground railroad ne,er did a more
| thriving business than at present. With
in ten days, the editor says he has greeted
no less than tw mty-Sir refugees fromslayery
not one of whom had met with any ditficul
ty in making his way to Canada. ?.
Eg-A swell clerk from the city, who wa
spending an evening in country tavern
cast about him for amusement. Feeling
secure in the possession Of the most money
he made the following offer:
II will drop money into hat with mn,
man in the room. The one who holds ou
tonte t. shall have the whole and treat the
company?"
"l'II DO it," said an old farmer.
The cockney dropped in u quarter--th'
countryman followed with a "bungtowl
copper"
go on" said the cockney. nra#.
IL on't," said the farmer, ''take tn
whole ana treat the wholecompany."
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