Smyrna times., 1883-10-10
Points for Farmers.

A ton of sorghum cane will produce
from ten to fifteen gallons of syrup on
the average.
Farm-yard manure from well-fed
cattle years old is worth an average
of $3.50 per ton.
A three-year old cattle beast, well
fed, will make at least one ton of man.
ure every month of Winter.
To cure wasp sting, press hollow
key over the spot until the pain is Sc
we're. This presses the sting out.
Ex-Commissioner LIE Due, who has
been visiting California ostrich farm,
thinks the experiment will be success
full.
A feeding of sulphur, mixed with
bran and cracked corn, has been found
to be efficaclous in keeping away ticks
from sheep.
No cattle beast whatever will pay
for the direct increase to its weight
from the consumption of any kind or
quality of food.
One part of sulphuric acid to 200 of
water is said to be the best of all disn-
fectants for yards that have been Wis
itad by chicken cholera.
Teach the cows to come to the bars
night and morning by simply batting
them with handful of meal slightly
seasoned with salt This will save
time and leg muscle.
The growing animal intended for
beef requires Il little exercise daily to
promote muscle and strength of censti-
tuition; when ripe, only so much as to
be able to walk to the market.
Because new varieties of strawber.
ries have been produced of very large
size it is not implied that they are Of
improved flavor. Many of the larger
kinds are worthless except for size.
The Germantown Telegraph saws that
a worm of the measuring" family
and similar to the corn-worm, has fol-
the first time in that section attacked
and seriously injured the growing
celery.
The Shropshire sheep have darl
faces and legs, are about one-thirC
larger than the Southdowns, and cliJ
nearly twice as much wool, beside
being much more profitable. So say
A. B. Allen, of New York.
Southern Industries gives this goo,
advice to farmers: "Stock your farm
to the fullest extent with horses, cattle
sheep and hogs; raise all the feed DOS
sible, and you have put your coars
grain, fodder and straw to the best us
possible in increasing the profits of tn
farm"
AN UNDOUBTED BLESSING.
thirty years ago, a prominent Physical
by the name of DIR. William Hall di
covered, or produced after long exper
mental research, remedy for diseas,
of the throat, chest and lungs, whiC
was of such wonderful efficacy that
soon gained wide reputation in til
country. The name of the medicine
DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lung
and may be safely relied ON as speed
and positive cure for coughs, colds. so
throat, &c. Sold by all Druggists.
DurnO's CdtGrrh Snuf-This W,
known remedy for Catarrh still mai
tains its well earned popularity.
A. Savage, of Geneva, Kansas, writ
March 4, 1880. II have used Durn,
OdLdrTu Cnuu, anu III Is Iue only I'LL
that does me any good. 1t alwa
effects cure" Sold by all druggi
everywhere.
TOWNSHIPS Toothache Anodyne cul
instantly.
HAY FEvER.-For Hay Fever /
commend Ely's Cream Balm. 1t I
tirely relieved me from the first APP
cation; have been sufferer for
years. Going from home and negle
ing to take the remedy, 1 had an attaC
after returning l Immediately resort
to it, and found instant relief.
lieve, had begun its use earlier
should not have been troubled.
Collyer, Clerk, 118 Broad st., Eli
beth, N. j.
My brother Myron and myself W
both cured to all appearance, of Gaia
and Hay Fever last July and Aug
Up to this date, December 28, nett
have had any return of these troub
Ely's Cream Balm was the medi,
used. Gabriel Ferris, Spencer, N
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