The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-03
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HONE, FARM AND GARDEN.

CHAgCoALfnrturkcy j. highly recon-
meuded ~ a iaitea ~ food.
Do Nor undertake 10 keep sheep on
low. UNFRAMED Iaais. Ihcg NIL sarely
contract disease. and a sick sheep :
about A. mean : thing as one can own,
no; excepting a sick CA cken.
LEMUN CgEAM-Iake = pint 81 thick
cram. add 20 = The lriks of TWO egE,
well beaten. four ounces of the u-ar
the thin rIni Of a cinou. boil i, up. then
str until nearly cold. Add lemon IuIcr,
and turn into q mold.
The value OF Il warm meal for hens
cannot be UyeTesIImaicd. The cost
need Dc lille or nothing. Vegetable
pariu-s and kitchen refuse Of al Alnjs
BOZ cd SOFT and ~thirkeueJ TIA bran l.
al that - necessary. do not give more
.; q time than they viii eai clean. Try
l. and see If you do not -e; more eggs.
ToILLI TALLow.-Iake a quarter #
q pound of fresh mutton suet, melt i
Sowiy, taxing care that u doe, not
-corch Put IL your ga-s uoN or cup
tour or i've drop, of sweet Oh, al /. Il
YOU please. ad! a few drop, ~ some
liquid scent; then uour II tac box the
hot tallOw ani set II Iu i COO place 10
harden. For INNER Use the O4 j. not
needed, - Il WI be srt. enough win
our II. Keep 1t IN giass. l. = IA ex-
ceiient remedy for parchela and chappel
lips, hand and abrasiJus.
LINIMENT - CATTLK--The virtues
OF creosotc are not sufficiently app-c-
ciated b. farmers and amateur stock
r~I.serS. perhaps because they have
never given il a trial. For SprainS.
sores and bruises. spTaiued holk-josuts
and stIh joints generally. the following
viii be found an excellent remedy.
CrcosOie. Il ounce; ~turpentine. one
ounce. olive oil, two ounces NIX and
rub upon the affected parts. 1t = also
of great advantage in thrush and foot
rot.-N. J. Hcyd T..
THERE i a good deal Of complaint.
in many parts ol the country. of the in
jury done to tOcA by barUe1 wire fences.
The chief objection i that horses aud
cattle. not being able h see them east
IL. run against them AMI receive severe
injury. One remedy tor this /, 10 fast
en- common .athS To the top wire. An
other Is To tie itths perpendicularly-
say sin TO each space between posts to
the wires. \ third i to suspend a SIX
inch board non the top wire. \ cor
respondent Of the Country tent ,mgH
suggests su>pend n. n old brush that
can be had To the wires. This would
be less slightly than the others. but
quite as elective and more economical.
DURATION OF GLANDEEs.-In a late
discussion bcforethe Central Veterinary
Medical Society of London. Mr.. Hunt
I'M stated, a reported in the London
IctfrJHGrY Journal that the period Of
incubation Of the disease, during which
it might rest in the system without any
outward symptoms being noticeable.
might vary from eich; DAYS 20 three
months. The French iaH i understood
10 be that If symptoms OF CHAMBERS be-
come manifest with M ghteen GAYS after
the sale Of = horse il = inferred that the
animal had CHAMBERS n its system prior
to its sale. and therefore the seller is
responsible According TO Mr. Hunting.
II IS extremely difficult TO determine
from the manifest symptoms OF the
disease how long the animal has been
suffering from II, and he did not believe
auy N could say positively that any
particular horse had been glandered
one month. or any other definite
From this opinion. however.
Mr.. Steele differed somewhat. maintain
that under certain conditions and
with certain peculiar symptoms il Is
possi blet fix the duration of the disease
at least To within one month. Mr.. HIS
that the disease is due soiely
TO coutagion was not co~ntroyerIcd.