The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-26

AFo"ca 0otfftas Mhctt AHN Aa~tA 0ot~ A3@
yield plentiful supply Of milk after the
first two or three months Later a few
oats can be added, but colts should not
be allowed 10 crack corn and thus bring
on the big jaw by the pressurs sP0a -ah@ir
young teeth.
SroKING HGSEY-H stored in any
damp place the comb viii sweat and
break the eupping over the cells, thus let
ting out the honey and injuring it, market
value as well as its good looks. Store
IN well ventilated upper room, that
the comb may be hardened and rendered
more valuable and capable OF being
handled with the least damage.
DIAINAGE-When We see 50 much
valuable labor lost, such great profits
ditto, for the want OF little under drain
ing, We are tempted to quarrel for trilfilH
blindness. Nine-tenths Of them would
have been worth thousands more than
they are now if their lands had been only
half drained. But they say, how are We
to underdrain without tiles: In the
name of common sense, men. Ii you
have even the shadow Of energy aud
pluck, every neighborhood can club to-
gether and make tiles.
CATCHING MoTHs.-The electric light
is recommended to light up the fields and
woods during the dark nights for the de-
structiOn of moths, and especially of
aletia, the well known moth Of the cot
ton worm.
BrTTER.-All butter makers must take
into consideration that milk and cream
will absorb all odors about them. If Won
doubt it, try kerosene, onions, Goldfish.
dc, in the dairy. No good milk or but
ter can come from among bad odors, be
assured Of that The food Of the cows
also must be free from deleterious mat
tiers, or be so mixed with proper food a.
to neutralize the influence Of articles
such as PotatO-vines, cotton seeds and
wild mushrooms, likely to give the milk
a bad flavor.
CHICKEN CHOLERA-A breeder has
found ex mption from cholera among his
fowls by feeding onions cut up fine among
their food, and given once dav during
any infection and afterwards once a week
until all symptoms were gone
IMPROVING SToCK-Don't hesitate 10
improve your stock because IL takes
time. 1t takes time to do anv-
thing we'll Learning how TO do a
thing is the first lesson, and il takes a
little time to do that Many fail or only
partially succeed because they undertake
without this first lesson. The highest
successes come from the best understand
ing OF the things To be done
Coon Whatever work vou IN
dertake as regular employment, try IL
obtain the best tools made for the pur-
pose Ii will prove economy Of time.
labor and money In farming especially.
il pays TO have good tools Noum y not
know il, but il Is true nevertheless. that
farm and nearly all other machinery has
been so improved OF late years that one
tenth Of the population can now support
all the rest. That l. one reasoa there are
so many idle people.
The CHIIDREN.-DOn't gel out of "a
.ience with the dear little oaes, nor neg
lect To provide them with suitable amuse-
ments. Very often you say they are = -
bad, merely because v0u provide them
no employment and they basy themselves
al whatever they can find u Ia Would
you have your children to ~ down and
fold their hands
BEENUBA OSIoSs.-Mr ]. Woffsrd
Tucker, writing from Florida, ssys he
tried an experiment by planting the
seeds Of this onion in Orange csuuly,
which proved very successful, I.roIacing
at the rate Of 9o.Ooo pounds oF onions .
the acre
TREATMENT oF ScAEIET FEvEE-Dr.
Pigeon, in the highly authoritative Lou-
don Lancet, says have had wonder-
ful success IN my treatment 81 scarlet f.
yer. All eases Eere vel marked and IN.
epiderTnis on the arms came OF Ike the
skin Of \ snake The fsIIoxinr h the
exact treatment Thoroaghlv annoiut
the patient with sulphur ointment tE5oe
q day; give I've 70 ten grams q s1lphur
In little gin three times dax- SuEcisnI
sulphur was burned twice daily fou eozls
IN q shovel 70 nj the roorn EIrh The
fumes, and Of course was Inhaled bv The
patient Unde- tins treatment each oae
improved immediately, and uone are ever
eight days IN making complete recorery-
Il prevents the disease fron sprea.1fnz-
The worst case yieIds q r. Il "a
specific
NOsE BLEED.-The .S-searfsc .ansricaz
gives the following moved pan f0r checkling
bleeding Al the nose TIE best rume1r
for bleeding ~ the nose, - gwen By Dr.
Gleason IN one of his lectures, - II the
vigorous motion Of The j4zs ~ Il IN the
set Of mastic4tiou.f In fhe c1s@ 0f >
child = wad Of pager sh0ald BE Plaeed u
It's mouth, and the child shoald Be- n
Etra0ted 70 chew q hard l. - the uo-
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