CURE FOR sCAB I'M SHEEP.
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A AllOck belonging to Mr.. George King,
and another - MR Tinkham, Of Monmouth,
were cured by the following process. In
November the diseased sheep were collec-
ted tOgetheT. A wash was made in the
following manner: Thirteen pounds oftO-
baccO and bushel and q halfOf poke root
{veratFum viride Of botanists) were boiled
up together, and water enough applied to
nearly fill half a hogshead. The sheep
were each "soused" into this liquor and
thoroughly washed, and afterwards laid up
on an inclined board or gutter, and the SUI
Perabundant liquor squeezed out Of their
wool, and conducted back again into the
tub, This completely cured them, and not
a sheep in their fOcks has been troubled
with the disease since.-Maiae Farmer.