The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-09-08

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bulk. Persons who have tried it as.
sure US that 1T is most excellent
preventive.
Australian millet, which was sent
out by the Department Of Agricul-
ture last spring Is showing up"
nicely wherever tried. It is claimed
for it that it will produce more for
age than oats, as it puts up from Is
to so suckers or stools from each
root, and that In Louisiana, two
crops have been harvested so far
this season.
Do not for moment let your con
lidence betray you into snpposing
yourself incapable of mistake. II is
indeed serious blunder to refuse to
take DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup when
you even suspect you have taken
cold.
Castor beans have been largely
cultivated in northern Texas during
the present season, and it is now as
sured that the crop in that region
will be very profitable one. Our
Arkansas farmers should try the ex
pertinent next year.
Grape Growing in Arkansas is
now an established industry. This
fact can be verified any day IN the
markets OF this and other towns and
cities of this state at this time.
Grapes are not only plentiful here
but in point OF quality are very SUI
perior.
II you have surplus of pump
kins yon can begin feeding them TO
your hogs and cattle. 1t is a good
plan to first cook the pumpkin and
add a little bran and salt before
feeding. Cattle or hogs fed in this
way will take on flesh and fat rap
idly. For milch cows nothing is
equal to this kind of food, at this
season OF the year.
81 have no Appetite complain
many sufferers. Hoods Sarsaparil-
la gives an appetite and enables the
stomach to perform its duty.
Begin the feeding of your hogs
designed for pork this season, at
once. Cut up the corn and feed
"stalk and all,' until the stalk dries
up, or until the sweetness -sacha-
rinc matter is no longer present IN
the stalk, as this is not only nutrl-
cious but exceedingly agreeable to
the animal. 1t costs less to make a
pound of pork now than later on in
the season when the animal requires
more to keep up the animal heat,
which is at the expense Of its growth.
This season will demonstrate to
many of our farmers whether mixed
farming pays or not. To all who
tried ", VIC will venture the assertion
that they will not for the present at
least, return to the old standard
method Of all cotton again. The
corn crop is assured, and a good one
it is indeed. Now for the pork, see
to this farmer friends, and be sure
70 Law in goodly supply far next
year.
The season OF the year is now at
hand when farmers all over the
country can meet for the discussion
of farm topics. 1t has been well said
of these gatherings that they are
among the very best means eyer in
vented for the diffusion of general
knowledge on the sahject Of farming.
The very best methods of work be-
come thus the property Of whole
community and can be made Of prac
tical value by each one.
Prescribed Tongaline for patient
whom had been treating for neu
ralgIa, and after taking few doses
she was entirely relieved. Have al
so used II in one case of neuralgia,
and one case OF acute inilammatory
rheumatism, with the very best re
suits. j. N. Page, M. ID
Vandercook, Ills.
In many parts Of our county, TIE
pastures and ranges arc drying up
and do not afford sufficient supply
Of food TO keep the animals in con
dition. Where this is the case feed
ing should be resorted TO, as it is
poor economy indeed to have an ami
NAL enter the winter months in a
low condition of flesh twill take
muck less forage now to keep them