The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-02


whatever quantity Of seed is sown. Maj.
lInllcs, m English secd-grower, who hus
produced some excellent varieties 0i
wheat, gives the following statement On
this point.
bccdsownpor acre, Eum ona Ears onun
BuHhaI, sIuUroypld. nero.
l,...,......,.....,. ... 2Gj l2722g0
E.,tt.tt. t..t...... ~ I,jUi,HGN
E....,.,.,............. 10 i,2S2 $50
3....,........,......-.. 20 l,3tG 500
6..,,...,,....,,........ GbJ l,3vl, sJJ
LICE oE SrooG. A number Of letters
ask for remedies for lousy stock. Yer
min Of some kind very frequently inirat
domestic anlmuIs; they arc mostly OF the
louise type small parasitic animals that
must be removed by the application Of
some iusoGticidr. A number Of subsDau-
ccs have been used 10 greater on less Gy-
tent, of which few are mentioned be-
low: One pound Of t0bacco and ok
ounces Of boroy boiled in two quarts oi
water, 10 which soft soap is added TO
make thick paste, has proved II ycrluin
Gnlye. A mixture Oh carholio acid and
soft soap III the proportion Of one TO four
makes compound easy TO apply and
very cHcctunl Shortly inter the parts
TO which the soap mixture has been aI.
piled should DO washed with puro water
and a non-dIyiug oil 1bbcd on. Oil u
illrponino, and lard oil, equal parts, with
II little c0rbOllc acid, is perhaps tho most
convenient mlEtuTo to mako, and effect
nal IN ITS application. Animals that arc
affected with yWmln need better care and
higher feeding IN order to overcome tho
dram that these parasites make upon the
system. -f%cchGtllc
QUITTING AND HmNbTNd FODDER, --
Whiio some 20 so lar ~ to claim that
II pays 10 grind straw ton fin" powder,
o'licfS affirm mat tor Dcel cattle 1t docs
not pny even to cut any fodder Cattle
nro llily provided ny nature with means
Tor lnaslIcallng their ordinary food, and
we need not be surprised 30 find that both
mummy oAIr'''r"'o 'I'u cnrol4i expert
. .ni',' "h''' ~ a'""Il'H NAV niue u my
,",uB - Gum" my cu1''IG' IN rtot 1t
"Pl!,"'' 'i''' S'Ijo oApetiheh'S mat
Pos'l''o damage Is o@he, rs the fodder la
Nv" ota ~ ,' n;;,n,'o'$n,y 'noMeu "l'" ilPreB
,' ~ VIII '|'''"' Poi''o,' even PaNSiHG
~ 3','I wv" '''I h'',"u 1'ol"Ac'i' 'lJ-
m"G "io LILY I''n ~" 'U' 5'',I' Rooo, even
t i,' T'', ,'a' .',nVI'ne'} '""u'r "i'h"N'
- 'o oomma ,t',"@ , lP,''t'I n.y. Goo&E Tor
. "o'a''' ,'or hltp '''Iri '''por o. hlnSilch-
,",,. Nv ,'o t''o"',' p''I Vi nus u
uAJ,U ,, I'' r''?"lI@ ,h' Guo ana ~ ~
poS, ' 1 t,'o oI'loo' 'iio'''a perform Tina
PROFITABLE thiMINd.-Amon@ the
lII'l'I.h'r' contributing largely to render
i1T'nlIS Pr"htADie IN tue Middle ard
western 'o'"LIoS, boS'd' That OF cheap
transit ny r'',ioad, perhaps lhcmost I'M
P"rul'b w" INC rapid multiplication Of
sIIh' mus gram elevators. hHtier lac
WI""' ','"" I''t"r!,', cal,hn& larforcs,
r HSr 'nni5 una Slillinr industrial worries.
vi ,hoSo tii' gram elevator may be sad
, 10 n',y' ORIGINATED ~ IN inc west, And
spoken Of 49, crrfniizing in fine o , ",,o4
cities thcv reoIlv rxist nI ,yn,.,, i,,",','t
ant yillnoo or town olnrg tbn IiHoa ~ a.,
RAILWAYS in the groin-pr0wiug Stotos Az
these elevators tho farmers from tho
WlIoIo surrounding country obtain good |
cosb nr;cos f., tho;,. o,oin orl u,io :.
tLc iruuonco tLt ro,Irr. ,', ,, ' nn ,,,n
nf ,I,n crni, ;,,,,n,'. H., u 49," 'H,','''n'l
monrut ,TLo n,ora,;an 80, 80 ,,, "o'' ,,iu,
riJnr min. IniIlr c,nI". w., ei L. "' 49,
tories md conning foc,orino !, ' ror,, si ,
,'iIcA """ cunning lNciorlrS ~ very Hlinl-