Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13

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have very Little lean me h TSa
ne mas WI pS . - n-oJnced nice,
Ioo1 Ni ;',;a,s AS. Ash has eane 10 produce
,enueii ond ofFai If consumers
nal,, ,,.lI a rronortion of tender,
nnu w s Let n e. due not 40 much to
Juicy ies a;a, az 70 had breeding and bad
. a ein ueS We have every facility for
nToineiny the best and cheapest pork,
taoo1, end hams In the world.
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Test your, iehces anu st t%an, II il
spots before the eattIe i III -. '.ano. fsrn,
q bad plan 70 alio" stoeh - ri s;r,ni,.
through broken lei tt', ~ 81. ,han, 70 d.
because there y iiot'lll'S ~, s.,sa saslr I
stroy. They VII. IN ~ s,friT, and
ONT the sane piaa ~ F. strnna anoIob to
unless the leL l;Ig 3 az ba;r way thr6,,rh.,
resist theiii VIII 'si0e ''.e'-
DRESSING FOX ohehAno'
All the elements of growth ana devel-
opment OF tree ana rruit sIoulu NC NIL
ILL., ha-nrard manure will supply
nroan;c matter, ashes will give the
nofash and ground or dissolved bones
will furnish the phOsphates.
pupyNATIsM.
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This Il cohStitutiohas i t:isr IN al.
affection Oh the JOINTS aileN'liiS i's i
Gus tissue ana Serious or sSnofNi NIL VII
brane. 1t Is caused pS eAPosuie =; " , IU,o
and wet, Delig quiz Coi.iiiloh a. ~ ~
marshy SECTIONS: cyhiItolp' - va
appetite; upon FORCING tne eLliiii't "
move every JOINT seems stiLieei, NJ 10
dry, coat st"lniS, @ . -. nno
an atIell'art y p.tii,,' IA nainfnI
or more become S"0iieh anu pat;;i.
Inns may De IeS".ueu 90 :" :! t III tbon
shiitihg disease ilrSt one PI .oi any Ia
announcer Seenis w De Lo',II 10 81.
meht--niliu pufS"'iNea siloS'u -, " soat,
one-halt ounce uoseS vi coicniSu'i ioot
pulVerlZed VIII DC louilu useiui' olle
ounce balls OF pine tar may aiso pr Stten
with advantage: AS local applicuIioiii
the author mas foun9 hothilS u equas
kerosene oil, one PINT 10 TWO ou,lces vi
aqua aillhoi'ia We" i'"" III WV
three times DAY.
WHAT MANURE LOSES By HEATING.
II j. mot ALWAYS true that a nile of
manure stcaming with heat and SMELL
inc strongly is losing ammonia. AM
mnui, i n very volatile and pungent
pos and might be known by its pecu-
liar scent, which is freely given off by
cIn-c disseminated horse stables or by
tho coot of iII-cIroned horses. But ii is
NOT offcn that this ppculiar scent escapes
from, monure hcaps: on the contrary it
l. a more disopreeable Odor, similar to
tbot of rotten eggs. Thisis sulphuretted
bydroVen and nOtammania and OccaS-
.ions no loss to manure eycept the sui
mir IF i'm making a manure pile,
Come master i mixed i'm the heap all
tho ammonia will be caught and held
Inv If and ali the water contained in the
Manure will also contain large
nuantityfTOO times its bulk of il, and
viii moi Give il off'at a heat that can be
raised i'm n manure pile. If the manure
is left TO heat and get dry and fire fang"
or SLOWLY burn to a white, dry, light
stuff tben the ammonia is lost and the
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n MaSSacIItSetls taiiliIi So 90. Sc Wv,
We" EHgtdh@ F'TH'eT tiie Dcllent vi M M
experience IN making cluer Nih.Sari tic
says: AS 10 cluer DelllS lllJureu lor
vinegar by being frozen my own eN-
perience teaches me that II Is hot. care
must be taken, however that none
shall he drawn rom inc casks VIII
partially frozen. oihe e the re'iI Ifn
der Will DE Spoiieu LOT any use. II
forty gallon cask continuing thirty Sai-
Ions OF sweet or uniier Ileliteu rn''er y
allowed to freeze pretty naru It" Sal.
Ions can he drawn from II Wneh III IhSt
condition which Will be equal IN strength
to boiled cider; but the part so drawn
will never tcrment any more than Doll
ell cider will turn to vinegar, BUT tne
rem ainder will be entirely worthless for
any purpose. ON the other hahu, II q
cask OF sour CIDER or weak VINEGAR ~
allowed to freeze ana Is then drawn OH
III the same way you WIN nay tSo t snt
strong clSer 10 liia l; sii.i m IL. .i in
case, anu strong vinegar as PLTuuI; II,
the second case. inns las! nle'llou -
good one LOT reducing luz ni or '';o;t>