Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
Spreading MsnuIa 81 ths anrssi.s..


Spreading Maaufa oh ths sarssss.
bfr, EplTOs OF The PesT.-- In. reading
your paper ofJnne l2lb, noticed al eE..
pertinent about supply ing msRsrs = lhs
surface flhe ground, The w5lier said he,
tried four experiments With G3hhhFe and
that which laid on the top of ths ssspod
three or four weeks raised the hesl rye Ne
doubt Of il; nobody could expect any hing.
else y being Just Where ihs rye could feed
upon r, consequently ills no nibfs fhaf Fes.
senable fobelieye that The rye would " bsst
in SO applying The mahhaife gI the spfface,s
and narrowing Of hoeihe il iri. & ss.,s -
snl the question j. nDt settled yer, Hs
farmer csris fifteen Or twenty two horse.
car,londs Of manure TO q field, spreads Il up
On the land after il has been pl9ugbed pBd
harrow and sows wheat or rye lpo8 the
l6eld, and giYesit Two Borrowings 10; BY so.
doing, BE gets about oae-half or TWO thirds
of the manure phidef tlie groand, 10 the.
depth Of one or one and half inches, RRds
that crop OF &he est 81 RE will Of course be
good, if he season i good.
II your land Is heavy, Fbslisyst the way
is ts esres,l t.stzhsssre on the top for winter
whestF bii4 IL your land is light, believe
The best way j. 10 spread u oEsfop nnd
plough i IN. lknow great many fsamcrs
think that pinushiug in manure for VI heat
@tt seayfsyi il down there, Is dead 10 s,evi
oil asE of you, farmers WHO say Or shlnks
81, r to- try piece both ways--buf dbfi,t
try II on heavy lands. 81 ssss,s
Bycploughiug in madure. your crop Of
Writer will not be5 in some cases "a good
though ii were harrowedi in !; but wait siil next
season for the timothy or clover crop, then
four land will be oil right for that. Bot
say you, bow about lis going down in tbs
grossid % the depth Of ten Or twelve inches,
Don I make yourself alarmed about tbut,fhe
clover viii so down len, twelve, or sixteen
inche5,siid when some Of your skin-surtace
inasf1res will have TO strike three times be-
tore they hi what they are striking siier.
But the best and sasest way Of faiting b
good piece OF winter wheat, is TO draw out
about the iOfhof June on clover swAfd from
twelve 10 eighteen goot :wo horse IVRds Of
manure, and pqongh under and give good
harFpwiHg or Two, and let it he aiIf abont The
l0lh Of September, then plough tie same
way you did the first time, only little deepss
er. Il your land lies fair to the sun and II
YOU dyrr't ralSe wheat, il won't be yout fault-
F. 3
s tolfc IN Horses. 80.
.Golic 10 horses is a very common disssss;
aud iftaken in time may be easily cured In
most cases. It is not unfreduently con-
fotsnfed With iAdamatioh Of the bonels, bot
is asify distinguished as follows: C0lic
has no incFease of the pulse, which IL not
over City d Minute; the animal often rools;
the disease ntermits, and there il but lifiie
feSer. sFah inflammation CT the bswelss
there ss tstsck fever; the pulls ID sometimes !
hundred minute tie attach III gr6dasi, and
the disease does not i6termit,
When collie arises frouii bad food. pinf
% so Of a selttioff 0fsalefatds wiz 0flen AZ
ford entire relief. Asit assumes nor : of !
spasniodtc charaei err pepper mihissnd ginger
may be added. We have used with entire
and immediate snecefs. small spoonful Of
salerattts5 the same Quantity of ginger, mud
a tea sgoofififI cf peFser1fiiiIt, added to q
pint of be arly hot Maief. Std given dtofi1 1
junk botfle.s Powdefed charc oai is one Of
the best and eafest HsedIiinis for any disease
resulting from derahgeifiefiE Of tile digestion
and d.two or three ounces or more mixad with a
water; may be given d / any title With gresfr
ad9aatage. E 90
Iufamatoh Of the bowels ii GENERALLY in~sg
CREASED arid re ideted fatal by ifFitasiat ned
icines. A drinE sf slippery eifi. hourly. taP
illay irrltauon giving the dtitiial but listle
food, aud that weak grdeI, and keeping hilas
Quiet. ia a good and safe fteatRsnt. - CoaBss
ri Gentleman.