CLEANSE YOUR CELLARS, SC.
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Bcef.brinc, porlS-brine, suffered to stand too
long, decaved and rotting vegetables, Particu-
larly cabbages, and other similar substances IN
cellars, &c are often the unsuspected causes o.
disease. Every house-keepcr, particularly a, at
this time Of the year, will do well to carefully
inspect m his premises, and see that nothing moi,
some or offensive is left to pollue the air N ana
near his residence. The carcases of dead
lambs cats, &C. instead of being suffered to POI,
son the atmosphere, and introduce disease a,'i
death into the family of the srmer, should be
covered with FIVE or six times their bulk OF SOIL
and suffered to remain for few months. In
this way their decomposition will impregnate,
the soil with matter which though nauseous and
poisonous to animals, is food for vegetables. IT
will be well to mix the soil with which such car
oas.s .re covered with about one part of lime tc
fvc or six of earth, and at the time OF its renov
al also mix little more quick lime with 1t to
prevent the disagreeable eiiiuvia, which may a
rise without such precaution.