South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-18

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groupd in OH e - oxoolISu{ oeol2on611n
for saddle or hnrnese olnfse' - voko
gals on horses OF cattle.
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ScRorrLA.--A tea made Of rlpe g an
water is q sara Ana spAedv euro Tor
scrofulous difiSco1ffos however bad.
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HoME.MAnI CRAcKERx- "A e6od re-
cipe: Half = ,.tea-oup Of ehoftoulnR.
three tea-cups OF cold water. one ia.
spoonful Of soda, two teaspoonfhIs &c
cream or tartar. and nearly ~ + enertp
OF -four. Rub the shortsnlv =. ham
and yat up with the wntop--sS ss6u9h
will be ysfy RtiI peeds no pounding
nor extra kne&dink. Cut, out, prick,
and bake in quick oyen..
KIDNEY DusEAsEs.--A tea made or
peach leaves is sure cure FOR diseasss
ofthe Kidneys.
LEATHER nREssiSo.--The best oil
for making boos and harness. leather soft
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ErlzooTf.-if yonr horse 10 ever agsin
smactea with the epizooty, put onions In
ms ieeo. lne eating OF Two or three Will
make the animal indignant, but II 10
saiu 10 be sure cure.
EATING OSIoss.--HaHts Journal Of
Hsouh insists that we should he health
ier u VIC Alto more onions. Dried onion
contains from twenty-five to thirty per
cent. OF gluten and ranks in this respect
WIN sna nutritious pea and the grains,
E1per'ence mas long proved that. like
cheese, IL helps 70 sustain strength be-
yoha mnat It's pulss Voriv Suggest.
a GOOD PouLTIcE.---A correspondent
Oh the Nc" YORK Farmers Club gives
an instance IN which womsn's arm
sweiied TO an enormous sise end was
paiahliy lih4tsaas a pouit'ce Was
mace OF slowed pumkins, which was re-
newcd every niteen minutes. and IN
snort time produced perfect cure. Tho
lever drawn Out by the poulttces made
them extremely offensive, 90 they wero
Ifrswn OF.
SALT Foa CATTLE.--L. n. NJ. in tho
Lire Stock Journat says upon this sub
1889. Once a week, was my rule for
the frat five years; then twice week
for five years; then alternate days for
about tel years; then daily for the ).-e'
! six years. In the winter season. a sss
my herd are in milk, and fed uiJes
When dry. but twice. In tho summer
salt in Che stalls. the Heat thing after
stabling. i find In n, . animals n ,n.rked
differences Il, their canacitv. or annetita
| for sslt. ,vhev ali ear an allowanca
daily. With ayiditv---no ono in nv herd
that will ret consume three.onarters Of
am ounce. NV best tnillxers reon;ra tte
most: one viii take AZ Ieast tTs..,.d :.
! half ounces a,n so,;sGaa lei,
present practice. i think l get moro
mix, and OF richer quality, since salt
ing daily am troubled less with garget.
anu my COWS seem 70 be healthier.
some aa'ryman think sailing non-es-
scntiai 90 not Know or any non-es-
ssltiai IN the care cfdairy COWS. Some
OF the uses OF salt in the economy ofna-
ture, ootn IN the animal and the vegct.
aeie kingdom' may form the subject OF q
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UIn regard 70 cbotea c.,e. /.
correspondent Of the PI-ol Non Ya-i. -
saws that ne has tried ,,o,r;n,, hsIs
pint of melted lard down chs th-a.. =,
the suffering animal and has nay :.
known il to fail 70 give relief
~ a correspondent Of the Rural Neo
ioT'Ser says: SET tomato plant into
each hili OF cucunbcrs or melons. AMI
/ ped bugs that are so DESTRUCTIVE to H. desc
plants. The plants can he IA ~
stakes, and If well PINNED wbe4 Iaras.
both subjects can proceed INyith ls1Isir
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