Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

10 not forget JhaC hoSS ike nay, cspSc-
tally clover hay, and that they thrive
on it.
A week or two before the sows have /
their young they should be fed with slops I
made of bran and roots.
Major Freas has tried several kind Of
floors for horses stables and cmphatically I
declares in favor of plank
We have great faith in those churns that |
are void of inside "fixings rectan-
gular and the Davis swing churn.
For horses gnawing managers, give them
a handful Of bone meal at time III feed.
Three or four pounds will make cure.
Potatoes intended for seed ought to he
kept covered from the light: otherwise
they sprout and loose vitality. BE care
full about this.
We hear good reports from Lincolns
Channel Can Creamery. \ subscriber
writes that he sold his butter made by its
use at AZ cents a pound the past season.
which was large advance upon former
prices.
TO tell bad eggs put them in a dish of
water with more than enough to cover
them; the good ones will lie oil heir side
the poor ones will rise on their ends, if not
very bad they will rise part way. Try it
and see.
There's money in early lambs. The
first lot sent from Burlington, y. j.. this
season brought $40 a head. They were
shipped to New York, Feb. lst, and weigh
ed tOrty-five pounds each This is nearly
as good as early chickens
Some folks fear the poultry business is
| oYerdone Our readers are advised 20
take no stock in such an opinion. Heavier
draughts will continue to be made on all
our food supplies. Much more OF the
products of the poultry yard can yet find
a market
March is busy season i'll the poultry
yard. Many chickens will be hatched and
will have to be cared for; many hens will
be set and will need some attcAtion and
preparations on a more or less eXtended
scale for the general SEASONS work will
have to be made
The farmer who milks twenty cows
II 1,,oSc =.
into milk each year, and if he would only
take little pains and get a bull from
what he knows to be good milking stock
and keep only the calves from his bes
cows, he would soon have herd fa1
superior to those picked up at random.
Just as we said if you had planted
patch of rye last fall you would have thi
Spring something to cut green for tn
stock fully a month before the pastur
fields will be ready to turn out upon
There is much in soiling and you shoul,
study it up. Get some oats sown as earl
as possible for cutting before corn can
got ready. Sow about four bushels to tn
acre.
1t takes longer to churn the cream fror
a COW that is to have a calf than from
fresh cow. 1t is not good practic,
therefore, to mix the milk Of the two, if
is to bemade into butter, as the cream frol
the former will be SO much longer i
churning that most of it will be left wit
50 the buttermlk When the milking seaso
is we'll advanced the difference in churnin
is less, and the farrow cows milk can |
mixed with less disadvantage.
AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A large pr
portion Of the American people are t0-da
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia
;. disored liver. The result of these diSeae
upon the masses of intelligent ami valu
'% bic people is most alarming, making Ii
actually burden instead of pleasal
II existence of enjoyment and usefulness
II it ought to be. There is no good rCast
-. for this, if you will only throw aside pr
g iudice and skepticism, take the advice
= Druggists and yonr friends, and try OF
- bottle Of Green's August Flower Yo
~ speedy reliefis certain, Millions of bOttl
~ Of this medicine have been given away
to try its virtues, with satisfactory resul
in every case. You can buy samr
bottle for 10 cents to Try. Three dos
will relieve the worst case Positive
g sold by all Druggists on the Western Co
ID tinent.
MY
A Georgia planter hires negroes W
ly play the banjo. He says that a neg
ri ling the plow, while playing and sme
ing will do more work with two muI
than three men who do not play, but ha
three. mules
,. Don't condemn good thing becal
- you have been deceived by worthless ~
trums Parker's Ginger Tonic has eur
: many in this section, Of kidney and n
Vous disorders, and we commend
. heartily to such sufferers. FrPepOri Nc
They are at work on dictionary in III
land which will take 1000 quarto pag
or four and a-half times the size Of w,
ster's dictionary. The first part, letter
, will require 400 pages, and will he rea
this year.
Among the many desirable results
pure blood are, an elastic step, bOuy;
Ii a spirits, and clear complexion. The poss
sor of healthy blood has his faculties
$50 command, and enjoys a clear and qu
perception which is Impossible when [
hlnnd- 10 baox,v nd olVOoich with Inn M