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TOBACCO sMaKE FOR Lice on CATTLE.
MIR. vi. w. Marsh, OF West Cambridge
tells US be finds tobacco smoke the easiest
and best remedy for these yermln on cattle.
lie procures sheet iron canister. in form
something like the nose cf a tin funnel In.
to this he puts dry tobacco. hen a coal or
two Of Are, then inserts bellows uosc aud
blows the smoke through The smoke is
not allowed to come out in single volume.
but i, issues through two or three small tu-
bes IN the canister. which tubes are placed
among the hair where the vermin balber.


Mr.. NJ says an instrument OF this kind
may be made for 80 cents, and With i, he
can smoke 90 cattle in a short day He
says be finds second smoking sometimes
necessary, and that is sufficient


sheeptscks are more efiectually DESTROYED
By tobacco smoke than by any other means
that we have heard of This is the season
for ridding your flock ,oflicks- Bos Plough
maa.