The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-29

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bnfs who habitusllY borrow isfm In.
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after, hefbre they are returned b hisfsrm
10 deAins Lending these implements,
b., 70 Offer 70 rent them st . reasonable
prics-excspt IN oasss whore IN lmple'
meni has been broken.
The smoke Of the dried leaves OF q
pumpkin burnt on a bright fire viii, II 10
aid, cause flies 70 quit On apartment In.
SANITY or Il will Kill them. Birds must
be Withdrawn before the operation, and
persons should abstain from going into
apartments Immediately amer, a. The
smoke causes headaches. The employ.
ment OF laurel oil u also said 10 be q pre-.
sentative against fies, a. they cannot bear
the tmell a II.
-Broken.winded horses should be care.
fully oie'ed, and confined TO allow work.
The food should be In small compass, con.
sisting chiefly Of wheat-straw chat, with
a proper qusntity OF oats, and beans may
be added IL the animal IL not very young.
The water should never be given within
an hour Of going out Of the stable, but II
Is better TO have a constant supply, when
too much viii never be taken.
"A correspondent Of the Ohio Farmer
has prscticed shallow plsnting corn 70
| avoid the cut worm fer more than 20
years. He says cut worms always bur.
row in the hin around the stalk previous
TO cutting Of. Shallow covering gives
them no chsnee 10 burrow, and IL they
should, the sun will o drive them from
their place. They universally select their
position 10 the day time, and commit
their depredations at night. In shallow
covering the seed gets warm and starts
much quicker than when covered deep.
slowed Coma dsiryman in one Of
the Eastern States sowed an acre OF corn
on his best land and MANFRED II in the best
manner. He commenced cutting it about
the list Of August, and has given q gen.
erous cart.load TO his twelve cows each
day up to the Goth of September. His
estimate Of the value Of that acre, over
and above Its cost, is from seventy.nve to
one hundred dollars. 1t has kept up the
flow of milk during the months when the
drought has literally made the pastures
bare, and his herd Of cows are in such
condition that he proposes to drive them
TO the county fair, where he expects to re.
ceive the first premium for the best herd
OF ten In the county.
How to Cook an Omelet. Beat the
whites and yolks of three eggs separately
tho whites as much as for frosting add
q teaspoonful Of water and a pinch Of salt
to the yolks, beat, and add to the whites,
mixing them lightly. Put q tablespoon
full Of butter into D fiat frying-psn, hold 1t
over the FIRE till warm, then pour In the
egg. As the mass begins TO cook, run a
thin knife blade around the edge and I'M
der IT, TO prevent burning. AS soon as
the surface is about dry, fold one.half Of
the omelet over the other, slide 1t of or. .
plate, and 1t Is ready to serve. 1t will
cook In a few moments, and should be
eaten Immediately. Six eggs may be
cooked In q large frying-paD.
-Felon on the fnger.-Many persons
are liable TO extreme suffering from
felons on the finger. These affections
are not often very painful, but not unfre-
qucntly occasion permanent Gripping of
the members affected. The folio wing
simple prescription Is recommended as q
cure for the distressing ailment Take
common rock salt, such as Is used for SALT
ing down pork or beef, dry 1t In an oven,
then pound it fine and mix 1t with spirits
OF turpentine in equal parts. Put 1t ON a
rag and wrap IL around the parts affected,
and 90 it gets dry put on more; and In
twenty four hours We are cured-ths
felon will ba dead. II viii do no harm.t0
try h-Journal Of Ac73cultsrs.
To Kill Poplar sprouts-A writer n
the Cincinnati Gasesk replies to q man
who wants TO know how TO kill the silver
LEAKED poplar and it, sprouts. II he vii
pursue the following plan, I win warrant
the tree and sil fts sprouts 10 die OF a
leastI killed one with . wilderness d
sprouts, that had sprung up for twenty
Years in every direction : Qifdle the tree
Just Do you do in ordinary d~esdening
then with a paddle or fat stick loosen u,
BARK below the girdle, some eight or ter
inches, making . pouch all around the
tree, and MI said pouch with CONNER
salt I will warrant every root branci
and sprout Of the tree will die. The op
Grafton may be pcrformed at any tim,
when the bsfk viii clip.
To Tan. Small Hkina-The following
il q recommended method hrthecuringo
opposeum and sheep skins for domesti.
Fpurposes. Lay the skin on q smootl
board, The fur side undermost and tack i
In every direction with Timed tscks
Dissolve two ounces Of alum in . pint o.
warm water, and with Aepongeof f1Anne
rag dip In this solution and msiaten M
aurface M.oYcr; repeat this every now
and then for three or four days Whsr
the skin Is quite dry, take out the taeks
and rolling It up loosely the long way
the hair insids, draw IL quickly back
wsrds and forwards through : large
smooth ring, or anything Of : smilal
kind. until i II quite son, then roll in tn,
contrary way Of the akin and repeat II,
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