The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-02-20
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

WISE AND OTHERWlSE.
Next year do not allow single sucker
to grow up arc nd your fruit trees.
Currant bushes properly cared for will
thrive and bear fruit for twenty. five
years. ..... .-I. r.a a'
According to the reports from the
sheep sections, the dog crop is thriving
one, .... ....y
Properly plan your work before you
attempt TO do 1t. Wise planning saves
labor. ..... ... ..r-.... ....
Did You ever know Of an over-produc-
tion OF the best quality OF any kind farm
products
Lanterns are hardly safe things around
. harm, They should be guarded with
great care.
Raise your own pork and cure your
own bacon; then you will know what
you are eating.
ave have met the enemy and they
are ours" said Commodore Perry, thus
telling the story of the battle OF Lake
Erie. And it is also fact that DR. Bull't
Cough Syrup il no sooner used than the
cold IS conquered and the cough disap.
pears.
A piece Of farm work done in season
is twice as valuable ss the same work
done out of season.
The surplus products of the farm are
always the iuferior ones. 1t lie thest
that drag in the market. .
1t is not what the cabbage crop leavel
in the soil that produces stump-root, but
what it takes out.
Don't!-If dealer offers you bottle
of Salvation Oil without wrapper OF
labels, or in mutilated condition, dom
touch it-do'nt buy il at any price, III, re
is something wroDg-it may be dan
gerous or worthless counterfeit. Insist
upon getting perfect, unbroken, genu-
iue package.
Peter Henderson grew cabbage on the
pame field, year after year, by freely
using common land plaster.
Growing stock ind fattening it arr
L~o different processes. There is but lit
tie growth while fattening.
Gull fl cks and herds as often at leas
as once year. 1t IL quite as essenlia
as trimming fruit trees.
Order is hesyen's first law" No.
where should this law be more strictly
beyed than on the farm.
d. you suffer with catarrh? You cal
b. cured II you take Hoods Sarsaparilli
he great blood purifier. Sold by al
druggists.
1t ia wise to have 10 a place of safe
keeping an inventory of tools and al
movable property on the farm.
Varieties of vegetables produced b,
crossing are apt to strike back to tn
stronger OF the two varieties crossed.
For the cure OF the Inflammation AM
congestion called "a cold in the head.
here is more potency in Ely's Cream
Balm than in nything else 1t is POSSIBLE
to prescribe This preparation has TO
years past been making brilliant sue
cess as a remedy for cold in the heat
catarrh and hay fe er. Used in the inl
ial stages of these complaints Crpau
Balm prevents any serious development
OF the symptoms, while almost number
less cases are Cd record Of radical cure
of chronic catarrh. after all other model
OF treatment have failed.
Roots Of growing trees are equal il
length TO their height. Reno mber this
in manuriDg, and not put all the manure
nor any large portion Of it, close arounC
the body.
We listened the other day TO an ad
press delivered by an able and well
known authority on poultry-raising, Il
was very practicle and abounded in gooC
common sense; but 1t lost all of it,
value and force IN one remark. 1t wal
one that is more or less true, and is com
8 on to the everage poultry article" il
want eggs be careful and not have your
hens fat" We felt like "gitting right
up in meeting" ana coDtradicting. Thal
lie not our experience; and 1t makes nc
difference who says il, it is a mistake
1t requires qualification. A hen made
fat by fat-forming foods like corn meal
is apt to be TOO fat TO lay" but one thai
is fed on the Prolific Poultry Food viii
he plump and round and LAY all the
time"
In this essential the Food has no rival
There are preparations fed for the sam,
purpose that make hens lay" but tht
hens are as off flesh al il fed on oat.
Not 80 the Prolific Food. Mixed will
the morning mess the hens will not only
return many times the cost in the in
creased production Of eggs, but the her
can be taken from her nest for the tabl'
and be as fit for it as the young cockerel
More than this--there is no prepsra
tion more economical. Only SINAI
quantities are fed, and the cost is bu, q
cents pound, of any druggist or SEED
man, or direct from L. B. Lord, prOprle
tor of, Burlington, VT. Again it due
not create an abnormal condition, lead
ing to diseased conditions, but keeps tn,
hene healthy, and especially free from
roup and cholera, and such perniciour
habits M pgR-eatinG and feather picking
-New England Farmer, Nov. 8, 1889.