The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30
valuable Receipts for Diseases
in Horses. .. l..,, o..

one gallon OF Hickory Ashes, ono
pint of Spts. Of Turpontinc, two
ounces Of Camphor; boil all to.
gethcr to II thin mush, fill horn
with tho mnsh boiling hot, up.
ply tho horn with y thin cloth
cover ovcr tho ond, to- tho diseased
part of tho head or jaw. Apply
tho horn four timcs upon each
tlmo filling tho horn with the
boiling mush. 30
Sw'NNEy,--With \ psir Of blaok-
smiths tongs draw up the skin on
tho shouldor, run " rcd hos spear
through it, thon rub it for ton
days morning and cvoning with
Spts. Turpcntino.
Borrs.-Takc II half " piint OF
green Pcrsimmons or tho. iihsitk.
bark Of tho tree, mix it witN ono
quart Of water, and drcnch tku
horse with il.
BID SIoULnER.-TulSo threU
pounds Of corn bread, split thom
III half, wot each hnlr with Spts:.
OF Turpcntine, apply thom wcl1| to-
tho points Of tho shoulders. until
you have used them all-thcn With
pair of smiths tongs,. raiso tho
skin on tho shoulder, aud' ruip il
through with Il rod-hotspear, tliuH'
rub it for ten days with Spts.. OF
Turpcntinc, evening and morning.
SPAWN, STINT, AND leINuboSk,
Gut tho horn to fit tho swellcd
parts, and steam il ~ i'm biE hoat,.,
ArrL1crEp EYEs.-Through tho
centre Of tho car rum u lcathor
string, turn tho string ohco ii; dti,',
thcn tako ono pound Of TobaGto;.
boil IL to n strong, amber, baths
tho oyo evening and morifn,S uhh
Iii woll.
STIFF CoMi'EAlNr,' GLANItsk,.
&c.-Tnkc thrco gallons OF slack,
wator, ono Poutid' Of bhrtlock root.
two pounds Of oldor-barlI;-b8il:
them woll tosothor,' to ono gu,lo.r,
kocping shc'poi iAlcd: With spitb..
wood hrnslS during tho opcra,ioip
of boilingg-@drcnch tho horsU' with
ono pi"s overy morning until
woIl. lin Glandors' groat iuA;.A.
nation t'1sos placo' dpon' tHt'
glands, steam tho parts lightly, as
in big head. a
Poll Evil, FIsruLA.--pako dKe
quart Of Whiskcy, half:piht' Or
Spts. OF Turpcntino, ono ounce Of
C"mphor, put all in II bottle, oaulr
ovoning pour SLOWLY on thu sWdH
cd part, four tabIc.spoonfuls, until
tho swelling disappears. IF tho
place bo broke, tnlso ono. ha,f
pound OF lead, mclL it in Il ladtH.
while in mulled state, add 4 SUI;
hcioncy of sulphur TO keep tbu
load from uniting, and all will Be::
como n powdcr-sprinltlo tkS
powder On the place once a. div,
until well.
DiSTEMrER.-Takc half II pound
OF the herb Liic-cvcrlastihy, boil
II TO II strong oozc, and n sufllci.
cncy Of hogs lard TO form ah 6i'it-
mont. AnnoinL the swcIlcd pnrts
once II day, until wolf.
How MUCH WHEAT FOR Ran.
REL or Flour ?-Thc question
GLOW n.uch whcat does ri take 10
make a barrel Of nour'?" is often
asked, and the answer is Of gon-
cral character, "Fivc bushels are
aIlowcd." At tho annual fair Of
tho Dubuque County Agricullu.
raj Society in 1sGe II premium or
$50 was offered for tho best bar,
rel Of flour made from wintor
wheat, and also tho samo mado
from spring wheat. A firm on
torcd one barrel Of each, accom-
panied with, tho statement that
sixteen bushcl Of wintor whost
yielded thrco bNrrcls and ono hun.
drod and three pounds Of four-.t
tho ratio Of four bushols and fifteen
pounds of wheat to tho barrel. Or
spring, fifty bushels yielding elov.
cn barrcls Of -four, being four
bnshcls and thirty-two pounds to
tho barrel. Tho wheat was Of u
fair quality and no moro. ...I
[Michigan Farmer.
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