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NOV. 10 at Castlereagh
Treats and festivals are few at Lower. Castlereagh, therefore the good folk can ill afford to lose any opportunity of social intercourse and conviviality; so, though ...
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Farm and Garden
The Field.—Sow for green feed, buckwheat, amber cane, planter's friend, sorghum, Johnson grass, Hungarian millet, pearl millet, maize for seed crop and green fodder, pie melons, pie ...
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PINK EYE IN HORSES.
Symptoms.—The first symptom usually noticed is a profuse discharge of tears from one eye, that run down over the face. The disease usually begins in one eye, and later ...
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FRUITS FOR THIRST.
Chemical analysis would assign practically no nutritive value to the juicy fruits, for they consist of little more, than a cellulose envelope containing a solution of ...
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POULTRY NOTES.
Don't permit dogs to chase or in any manner worry fowls. Don't permit strangers to do so, and don't do so yourself. Don't chase a hen to get her out of the ...
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Answers to Correspondents.
'Leggy' writes as follows:—'I have always understood leg-weakness in fowls proceeded from want of lime and bonemaking material. In an agricultural paper ...
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HOW TO INCREASE YOUR MILK YIELD.
The value of mangolds as a food for dairy stock has been advanced with considerable pertinacity time and again, but, up to the present, with little results, dairymen, ...
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