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*AQRCULI URAL. ifiuu-dy J'or “bleat” in (.’able. When call I* are first turned in o n tVf'.'h prislnje whore th* her bage is von succulent and abund ant, they are very likely to gorge themselvas, producing what is call ed ‘•hove**’ r bloat The paunch is rapidly 111 led with the soft, green i, and :■ 3 soon as it becomes uioi.it and heated it begins to fer ment, and tho carbonic acid gas i teratcd distends the stomach, of tea bursting its walls, unless the animal is soon relieved by artificial means. When cattle are changed from a close-cropped pasture into one where the herbage is plentiful, they should be allowed to feed for nn hour or two at a time, and nev er at all early in the morning while tho dew is on, for wet grass or clo ver is far more likely to produce bloat than when only the natural juices of the plants are present. The cause of bloat in a cow is due to the fact that die gorges herself with the succulent leaves of the Kiffircorn or sorghum, as it is only a variety of til - latter plant. You should wait until the dew has dried off in the morning before turning the cow into Ihe held/ then leave her there only an hour or two in th* forenoon and ab >ut the same length of time in tho afternoon. After a few weeks she will become accustomed to Ike food and only eat a moderate quantity at a lime, and she may then be loft in the field all day, if more convenient than to remove her as at first. Cat tle should also have salt more fre quently when feeding on succulent food Ilian when ob that which is moderately dry. Care of Bees in Winter, — There arc various methods of preparing bees fer winter so that no subse quent cars is needed. One is to place the hives above the snow lines, packing them in chaff, leav es, sawdust or fine hay with a rim two inches wide under each hive. When prepaid in this manner the entrance can net be clogged by snow or dead bees. Should a warm day occur, the bees cas enjoy a llight. Another method is to bury Ihe bees in a pit ©r “damp,” where, of course, no attention can he giv en. Beos stored in a properly ar ranged (dlar or repository require no attention except to see that jjiev are undisturbed by rats or mice, and that tho temperature u .,d ventilation are correct. An effective way of getting lid of mice or rats in a Collar is to poison them with equal ports of arsenic, flour su’d sugar. The temperature should be kept at a bout 45 degrees during i;,e aarly part of the winter. After ihe dees have commenced brood wring, .-ay in February, a higher V,. jiperalur* is beneficial, and it liiav r be grauualiy raised, to aooufc 55 deg es. Authorities differ in ) sU■ <*i* i * > vcntilatioa; out pur© in tin- <■ nr can do no harm, and there* . o better method of sup ply. ■ ;han through tiles laid Ueiow si . irosi line. A . n abund ance oi - es should be left in the Hive, a- : would, probably he fier ier to h ia u w coloaies to starve than to dislurb all the hives by ex , amining them to learn ifany need ed teediug. Should it he discover , cd, however, that a colony is short of stores, and there art) no combs of honey to give it, candy n ado of granualated sugar may bo fed. Hives, as usually prepared for winter, are often partially buried in snow. This does no harm, but may be beneficial, until a warm day comes and the bees wish to fly, when the snow must bo shoveled away from the entrance, or Ihecov er removed, and the bees be allow ed to take their “purifying flight,” lrotn the top ot the hive. Hives standing in tho open air should be protected against tho intrusion of mice. Have tho entrance onlyoae tourth of an inch high and protect ed with tin. Skunks sometimes scratch at the entrance ol a hive; the bees come out to learn the cause ot tho disturbance, and are caught. A box-trap set for tha skunk is the best prevoatative. Ihe animal never discharges its weapon while in a box trap. When bees are buried in a pit, a sandy hill-side should be selected as the site, and a tile drain put ua derneath, W lien these precautions have been neglected car© should be taken that no water stands up on the surface around the pit. Ilealthtulncss of Various Occupa tions. Assuming the normal average death rate of th® community as the unit of comparison, and calling it 1009, particular occupations may be regarded as healthy or unheal thy, according as the do?.th rates among those pn .-suing them tall abova or below that figure. The most healthy occupation appears to be that of ministers of religion, whose rate is 55G, Next a;e> gar deners and nurserymen, 590; farm ers and graziers, 031; agricultural litbojern, 761; schoolmasters, 719; gro fer;-, cod merchant*paper, lc* and ho siery manufacturer.- 1 , wheelwrights, shipbuildora and coal miner*, with all of whom the average death rate is un der 775. The most unhoaiby occu pations arc lire trades connected with the liquor traffia ami betel service, with which the death rats is 2 2G5; tol lowing tbcae are general laborers in London, 2,020; cos’erroongers, hank s’ and street sellers, 1,879; ian-ksep eas, etc . 1,533; and brewer-", 1,331. After the trades connected with aleo ho!, the highest rates are furnished by the patrons that, involve the breathing of dost—ether thau coal dust—ami ex posure to lead poisomog. The death ! rate among butahers is also high, ; 1,170. Min jrelhu liuusis, The peopln of Mingiub, in the Can i’BHis, although professedly Chiis iaua, are, seconding to Freiherr von Ga't* n-r, otitH u> practices and eacriSet s tbit smack of (*fierings are em*.:;,i£bc<i for all kinds rf occa sions, which ev*!y country man can tala off or his fi igera at will. D -.y> arc set for scitrios to iasare the protec tion of livestock against disease. The most imposing ot there is in behalf of lfe hor>e. Cahe are baked, on which is irouvessi’d the image of a horse o h r aahor, and are east into a hollow tree, drcrched with wine and blessed ! y tha j.r'ti t, while tie particif ant* jii .1.4 sacrifice hop u/ottad the tree arc! Iti All Ccanlainis IS Of tho Stomach Bowrl*, IJv* ", nml Klilne.,•, A,'ci’s i’-its mo ‘ > with excellent xi I .'illis. Being pm vege table, they 'raw, no id effects, and may be safely ftihuiiil- ued to any one, old or young, in need of au aperient anil cathartic, riiysicimi ■'■, all over tho country, prescribe Ayer’s l’ills and recoaiiuond them as a good Family Medicine. “ If people would use Ayer’s Fills,” says Col. 1). W. Bozeman, of Franklin, Texas, *• in course, as you direct,, very many of the serious ailments that eonio from torpidity or derangement of tho liver and from malarial infections would he avoided. I have used these pill# above a quarter of a century and know whereof I allirm." Herman I’.ringhoff, jewelry engraver, Newark, N. J., writes: “ Costiveness, iiidueeil by my sedentary habits of life, heeame chronic. Ayer’s Pills afforded me speedy relief. Their occasional uso Las since kept me all right.” * Ayer’s Pills, PREPARED BY Or. J. C. Ayer & Cos., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Dealers in Medicine. I,egal .Notice*. Georgia, Banks County. To ali whom it ctay cotiaeru.—W. J. Mur ray lik in due form applied to the un dersigned for permanent letters of ad ministration on th3 estate of William Murray, late ot said county, deceased, and I will pass upon said application on the Ist Holiday in May 1889. Given under ray band and official eignitnre, this Apr 2nd, 1889. 48 svy T P Hill, Oidinary B. C. Georgia, Banks County. To all wli’ Ki it tnuy concern.---The creditors ol John S Means has in duo form ap plied to the underffgned tor perm an <?nt letters ol adniic stration on the es tate of John 8. Means ot sai l county, deoeated. and I will pass upon said application on the Ist Monday in May 1889. Given under mf hand and of n id sigt :tnie, this A mil 2 jd, ISS9 48 5w " T F. Hi I, Ordinary B. O. AFX2CUI, There will he * hill niroi‘n r ‘e 1 in t..e noxt Legislator® entitled a Bill to prohibit the isale, maniitaetnre and iirf iivery Ot any t;uriu<.a m, or malt Lii| nor# within ihree mi lew ol Mt. Olivtt Methodist Cbnieh; in Banks county. This April onl. 1889. 48 Svv. G-orgja, Banka county: —To all ! whom it may concern, L In . 'i'urk, I admr. of Jas n rivood, dcc’d , has in | due form applied to tbe on br, ign?d ;1- r letter# of dismission from sar.i os ! tate, end said application will be beard on the Ist Monday in May next. January 29, 1889. t. f mil, 39 3ordmury. imiiale the capenug and nrighiug ot horse*: In case a person has the noefi le*, be and his attendant* are dieefced in red and tho room is bung with tbe same color ansi adorned with red Hew ers, while care is taken not to irritate the demon by using a editing instru ment er ttdmittißg a dog. For disease or the tittle round aki# sre made furnished with inserted pupils to re rear sic an eye, ami then swnug before the eyes of tbs patient. The prio* ts are cognizant of these offerings and are eaid in fast to get the beat pars ot ifce guts. Uure tor Fas. 1. For a fit of passion, walk out in the open air. You may speak yosr in Hid to tbe winds without imr-in anyone or pi@c!aiming yeumuf a siic ! pietaa. 2. Fora fit el idleness, cm? at the I tickings of the cloak. Do this fur one hoar, and voa will be glad to puli off your coat the next hoar and wo k :ike a negro, 3. For a fit of extravagarea and folly, go to the werkhoum and steak to tue inmates of the jab, aud you v.iii La convinced. “Who m .k,:r. L:> bed of brier and fchora, issfit be c .Blent to lie forlorn.” 4 For a fit of erabition, go into a C itrehyard an 1 read the tomi-a ones. Toey will tell yon tke vnl ol mbition. T..c gmvo r/iil soon t:e your Indef.ntu e , th** earth your piilu.v, eor*npln.iu on lea er, and the vr ran your de i troyer. A WK’S ISCiuTSiiO l-’roe! FOR SIX GOoD FAiaiLrßß- Send yonr name and ti e p*m ad ad dress of five of your neigh bore or trlonds on n postal earn and get free for yourself and each of llteru a specimen copy of tha <iix*cßt eiouthern Weekly, ’s lie Atlanta ConniKuiioa! our three humorouv wines, Uncle Remus’s word, famions sketches of the plantation darkoy. Bill A’| ‘s humor cus letters for the brine and hearth stone. Betsy Hamilton’s adventures told in cracker dialect. War stories, sketches of travel, news, poems, fan ad ventures, the Farm, the hous hold cor respondence, a word of instruct i >n and entertainment. Twelve pages. The brightest and best Weekly. Please ev cry member of the family. Send r postal for a specimen copy, free. • Addicss Tbe Constitution, Atlanta Ga. Patents, Caveats, and Tia ’e marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for moderate* fees. Oat u, See is opposite United States Pa 0.. office, and we can secure patent i time than those remote from W;..0 ington. Send model, drawing or ni:o to., with description. Wo a. vise it patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not due till patent secured. A pun phlet, “How to obtain Paten’s,” with names of actual clients in your state county, or town, sent f ree. Address C A- SNOW & CO opp. patent office, Washington, 1) C, JOB PRINTING £'l Neatly dona at this Office a: low r rices. Come and examine wo:k * t Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Cards, Poh era, Dodgers, Tags, C realars, Moit gage note. Justice Court Subpoenas Fi Fas, Summons, Title Deeds, Etc adminisfraiors stale- Georgia, Banks Couu’y.—To ali whom it mav coocern: J. O. Wood having in due form applied to tbe tin deisiuncd for the guaidiaEsbip or the pioperty of Cicero H., Bertha A., Em ory A and Ida L. Ramsey, raitior children ot Strih L, Ramsey, dco’d., notice is bore! y given that liis applies tion will be heard at my office on the Dt Monday in May next. Given un der my hand and official signiture this Match 27. 1889. T. F. 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