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Show PRACTICAL SUCCESTiOfiS. Oniv.ns t;tven as foed to horses in the fir?l singes of the epizooty are Eaid to bft vi ry benelh'ial. Thoy cause tho animal to cout;li ai.d pnetze and dU charge freely from the mouth. Try them. Quince can be raised as easily as apples or pe.ira in the way we 6ha!l describe. Tnere it no secret about it. Get the "Orange" taricty; see that they are entirely free of tlie burer before be-fore planting. Set six or eight feet apnrt in ricti soil. Bandage the tlcm with two or three wrappings of old muslin, or any kind of cloth, ;is far dowu in the ground as possible, as the roots start from near tbe surlace. Let the bandages run six or eight inches in-ches above the grouud, then pack the soil compactly a eouule ol" inches around the bandage, md renew tins every ppriug. Fine large, golden qumces, rivaling the largest oranges, wdl blc9 you annually. Every little while we rend of one who has stuck a rusty nail in hie foot or some other poriion of his person, and lockjaw haa resulted therefrom. All such wounds can be healed without with-out any fatal consequences following them. The remedy is timpie. It is only lo smoke such wound, or any wound or bruise that is iullamed, with burning wool or woolen cloth. Twenty minutes in the smoke of wool will take the pain out of the worst case cf iullammatiou we ever saw arising from a wound. |