The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-03-12


lt IS better 70 transplant pears peeeheS'
chsrries ana piums IN Tue spring 'naA III 'ns
i"l. .k.s
= Nature Is cons''n'ly struggling 'orenQ-
vate the SOIL win nature decay is rcnoVa'
t'h' $50 80. -
y" man WIN ever get nrs' ra'e oven
"r Prontole hock o. sneep VINO docs not
make q prac.'cc Oh year'y eulnng' d.
bean poles may oe cut at any Tune II
the snow is no1 700 oeeP 70 ge' IN 'ne woouS'
Heo ceuer makes 'ne most "ursoie Poief'
-Foui'ry VIII eau quan''''e' OF snow
Fhey should oe smut up il seen pecking l''
Mei'eo snow 's not ueS'raoie arinA ior
to"i. tt....., ..t.
-rac'S anu experiment il' 30 10 prove '''"'
co" h'gn IN nesn WIN Y'e'u more ou''e'
IN ProppF'iou 70 Tue yielu u h'lN 'lah one
IN 10" nesn'
~ Is ohic'al'y relof'e" " 'ne l''lho's
Paru Oh agriculture 'na' there WIZ oe oiiy
lp'i -a cIoP VI s'I""oerr'eS 'n's year !"
eou'neri' iii'no's'
ne average y'eiu 0, lnu'ap coru pr
I! re throughout 'ne on''eo states Is ~ Z
nns"e'' o' an average Naiue per ooSne' o'
"'a Genus
inc 'eaVes OF thc o'ack cherry IN a na''
"r'eu s'a'e are POISONOUS out III urea s'ole
hpr'"'ess' p"'So"ouS "''u ~ gene'"'e" !"
'qe Par''oi'y oeco'npoSeu ieaV's
BE carelui 10 remove your SICK animals
rom .ne neal'hy ones EVERY Keeper Oh
ftocK snonln nave oox or sheu apart from
'he regular s'ao'e I'D "h'ch 10 keep 'henn'
-lne oioou oi animals constitutes uut a
F'n"ii Pa''' AZ most h'' more 'nan I 70
per cent ol tne llVe weight WINE IN ola
OF very iul ahi'ha's lhe ProPo'tion SILKS as
low as from 10 D per cent
Ewes a'Ver ia'hoing shouiu oe aiio"eu
resi- quiet ana tne pest ieed. IL any oil the
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" 81 'iu VI o'u"'i.' !" 'ne autumn
ro'e 'H, u ."o 'nones III u'"'iie'er,
e 'N. s'''' VI ''.o stump, anu
e" ''''''o NeeP' Nv ,"'o " 'w0
VI sai'le'fei nii 'he noie
"' "u1 pug ~ up 'iose' IN Tue
'P,'"e 90 o'' '"0 pug ""u Pou'
"ou' n"i' '.io' Aerosene OIL ana is"''e
~ ne stump WIZ s"ioiuer away wi'nou'
o'a1lng 70 'ne very extremity ol tne roo's
ieaVins no'n'i's pu' Tue aShes'
-cons in horses feet are almost invari.
ably caused by bad shoeng, or from wearing
the shoe too long. As rule they cause
lameuess, though occasionally where they
assume the fo,in Of tumors of hard, horny
nature, the horse does not appear to mine
Nueil 10 any extent. heulONe lne SlOe unt
il thele is indication of Inflammation poul
tice the foot until the parts are soft, and thel
by an opening let the accumulated matte
escape. Pare the seat of the corn, beinI
careful not to cut any portion of the bar o
frog Of the foot. For corn plaster, mix to
gether one ounce verdigris, two ounces G
oil of turpentine and half pound of bees
wax. Apply on piece oc leather.
--Beekeepers must see to il that the en-
frances to the hiyes do not become close
up with dead bees or ice. Use piece ,
wire about ten inches long, with a sho
hook bent at one end, and once every wee
or ten days remove the entrance blocks an
clean out all the dead bees. Bees reoui,
very little air during cold weather, but du
ing warm spsll, should the bees find then
selves closed in the hives they wouI
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