The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
Periodicals,

ThcSoUruERN CUL1IvAToa. .or September
presents the following attractions 70 its reads
ers Thoughts for the Month; To select
Prolific Cotton from Ordinary; Peruvian
Guano; Advantages Of Mixed Crop; Com
ments on the July No; Corn, Crops, SC;
Letter from Texas-CloYer, Grasses, &c;
How 10 Avoid being Humbussed, by Per
sons Selling improved Cotton Seed; Sowing
Oats, &C; Air Treatment; Are Grasses Es-
sen1al 10 Southern Agriculture; Deep P!oW>
ing with Turn Pow; Topping Cotton; Nor
way Oats, Sc; Corn and Cotton Crops, &C.,
in ArkanSas-Mi1ed Crops, SC; Cultivation
and Manufacture of Sugar: RuSt>Proof Oat;
Hogs, Crops, &c; Rust Proof Red Oats;
oro-HawEr-Nux Vomica; Sbeep-Cross-
ing Different Varieties Of wheat-Wh hen to
cut Clover and Oat Straw; Acclimation;
Mixed Crops, Rotation, &c; Growth Of Tim
5cr on Prairie Lands in Texas-Perurian
Guano; G,rrpao Agricultural Science; New
Mode Of Separating Bran from FiouE-llow
is ;t?; Barley, Wheat and Oats for Work
Sock: Railway Power vs.. Lever Power, A
Plantation Gate; Water Rack, &c.-Carey
Pow-Fa,nl Gate: Collie or Bots; Cure for
Chicken Gapcs; Gravel in Horses-Co!ic in
Horses and Mules; Cure fos DiStcnper in
Dogs; Blind Stagccrs-Fooi Evil; Fistu'a in
Horses; To cure Dog from sucking Eggs;
4 sure remedy for pistemper; The kitcken
Gardcn-To Make large Crops-Diseased
Fruit Trees on The Coa(t-Eruit Trees; New
or little known Fruit: IGd;icnce of Stock on
Sc:ons; Curing Figs-'rhe Quickest Method
of Making Butter-Dryiug Figs-Cannlng
and Preserving Fruit; How to Succeed in
Life; Editorial; Athens, Ga. Vim. & ". l..
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