The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-05-04
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Bros, of Garrard county, $4,000 pounds
of hemp at 81. 75.-Jessamine Journal.
Corn planting has been rushed DUR
ing the past few weeks. Owing to the
damage to wheat tremendous crop
of corn is being planted.
For the first time since 1894 hemp
has reached the S. notch. In Lexing-
ton the other day Mr.. w. J. Lauridge
bought 10000 pounds at s., or one hun
dred dollars per ton.
For sales of stock in the county, we
refer our readers to the letters pub
lished from the different post offices.
We have an excellent corps of news
gathers over the county and by look
ing over their reports you will see
what stuff is bringing.
Timothy hay should never be fed to
sheep, as it often causes derange-
ment of the digestive tract. And tim
Othy is of fat forming nature, hence
is not as valuable food as clover and
other grasses which are rich in pro-
tein.
The Dairy World says that 1000, 900
cases of condensed milk were put up
IN this country during the last year,
and that more than half of this was
consumed in this country. The rest
was exported, mostly to Japan, China
and India. The demand for American
condensed milk is steadily on the in
crease.
III. A. B. Marksbury, who has hand
led more wheat than any man i'm the
county, tells THE RECORD he believes
the wheat in Garrard will not make
half crop. He attributes the fact to
the hard, severe freezes. He says the
early sowing seems to be all right, but
the late sowing has been damaged to a
distressing extent.
The disease known as thumps is very
common among pigs, especially young
ones. 1t is, however, not disease in
itself, but an evidence of disease, and
is an accompaniment of many diseases.
Its symptoms are jerking or twitch-
ing action of the heart or diaphragm.
AS thumps are merely an evidence of
other diseases. to cure it it would be
necessary to get at the disease itself.
The Arkansas Experiment Station
has succeeded in growing pork at a
cost of II cents per pound. Winter
pasture, of rye and clover, with sOr-
ghum, sweet potatoes and peanuts, all
Of which the hogs harvested them
selves, were the factors that did the
work. All feed at market price, labor
and land rent were charged against
the hogs.
BY allowing the accumulatiOnS i'm
the bowels to remain, the entire system
is poisoned. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers regulate the bowels. Try them
and you will always use them.
I'm StOrmeS Drug Store.
No other business man has greater
need Of a tirst-class team than the far.
mer, and no other has so good an Op-
tportunity to get and keep first-class
team: still the farm teams of the cOun.
try are not credit to the profession
1t is only a new application of the
truth expressed in the adage, "The
shOemaker'S wife goes barefOoted."
! A well known Chicago commission
man says: 'TO attempt to build q
beef structure upon HOlstein, Jersey
or other dairy breed base would be tt
initiate the man who built his house
upon the sand. The wind of the mar
ket would sweep the structure away in
one "fell swOOp" and financial disaster
attend the unfortunate feeders mis-
guided efforts"
]. d. Bridge, editor and proprietor
of the Democrat, Lancaster, N. H..
says: would not be without One
Minute Cough Cure for my boy wher
troubled with cough or cold. 1t II
t he best remedy for Group ever used. >
In StOrmes Drug Store.
An exchange says that every paper
in the State should publish the fact
that burnt corn is sure cure for hog
cholera It was first discovered BY
burning pile of corn belonging t0s
) distillery. 1t was thrown to the hog
: and eaten BY them, Before that !
: number Of them had been dying eAcl
Gay, but the disease disappeared. !,