The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-01-20

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3 hasg Agricultural Items. 6HE
I Poultry, to fattcn rapidly, must be, like
hogs, restricted to a limited space. Free
don. and fat are Incompatible 'ial 3afairli
Mich COWS Should have .succulent food
and meal. Feed generously, and keep the
flesh increasing, as well as the milk.
A, citizen of Brunswick, Maine, has
within three years taken 5000 worth Of
squashes from little more than an acre of o.
land. elt 5eh siizH E; -I1Gua i;anl 81 81
> It. is poor policy at this season to stint
the feed of dry cows. Good keeping will
tell upon the calf and upon the milk pail
next summer
A horse man says he has cured the worst y
case of scratches lie ever saw with two ap-
plications of white pine in turpentine
thoroughly rubbedon. m 9f . X
.s When COW or OK gets choked, it is said
that Immediate relief may be obtained by
strapping up fore leg, and compelling the.
Nui. n. " Up. va va o'''uAoeNe o'''uoe s',e "
''uo''on - - ~ ou'. - b9ei sg5 Il
Young cattle, II you would nave, them
keep growing through the winter, should
have as good treatment as oxen and COWS.
1t is poor economy to keep them exposed
~ severe weather, and sunnlied onlv with
! boo hay..aes-1- -. 's5'7s1l -.
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"iiter on underdraining says ne snouio
not hesitate moment to mortgage iand OF
ms own 20 p, raise money for draining, II ne
cou'" ge. @ 'he money III no more iconyen'ene .1'
way. ne mortgage w"uid' ol course' 10
an annoyance but would be an Inslgnlncant
one compared with Inc uncertainty OF
gettlng crops from wet iand wlthout DRAM
age. 3lts sa+ gyaf a. s. oasia4r III.
The editor of the 4orieultmrist. Discussing
the various kinds of natent windlasses and
curbs for wells. comes back to the old
fashioned we'll I-sweep as the simplest most
durable easiest and nv far the hest method
20 feet deep. "The ole oaken bucket
hung on a sweep, has some advantages 4
certainly, beyond those of association and
poetry. gnd 81 oia N5bud
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How TO T,kuNnRy Every bousekeener
IN
WIN ii tlianA p us ioi 'he ioi'""ius' ~ s' anu VIC
hope our laundress will profit by the sugges-
tons 1t contains: FiaiegT tf
,anndress Give the follow;no reeine for
doing nm shirt bosoms.I Anv ladv who de-
s;rss n mako home bannv will ID we'll n
trr tba av,,er;mant Tt will ba sor.d
snyore;,rr : rt;dot.H tn ,tbat n.r;,ons o,aff
which WEIGHS mon the beartLan ill-ironcd
and ill.6ttino sb;rt bosom Take two ounces
of fine white oum arabic nowder nut Il into
n nitcler and pour ON a mint or more of
water. and then having covered it, let it
stand all night. In the morning pour it
carefully from the dregs into clean bottle,
fuin !. ana netp = ,us a;v ,s s sPerch
made IN the usual manner will give to lawns.
either white or printed, "A look Of newness,
when nothing else can restore them after
'''ey -ns nave Go''ia Ugh "as'e o-lai ~ ha 81
~, 49,. y. r,. ,lIr,,a. ,u.
have II been favored by the secretary Of our
PomolngicaL Society with the following ex-
hiRltf Of the yarlaus productions of the
~ - -. 80. ~ y. - 80
hsve @ aen w @ cont NY from t;s no nort fs - tbe North
arn norLet / mn mn hastets strow herrSes.
so oOo barrels notatoes !. 40 10o barrels meas.
100 mn barrels snars An nm Meade ~ csh,
hare % flll barrels cncnmbers. Ia, fl,,
bo1es tomatoes. < l00 barrels snpasLea
0OO barrels beets 10 (,0) bunches radishes.
foo 0O) .cantelopes = 10 600 watermelons'
The estimated value received for the above
q e1 ,Ae ocO Tb;o' caIrulot;on X will ha