WALcoTT, GREEN COUNTY, ARKs.,1


July 27, lS47.
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mr.. Eanor AS your paper takes much in.
terest IN agricultural pursuits, allow me to COM
muncate through your paper, TO the Farmer
what CONCEIVE TO be valuable Information, to the
wheat raiser. The fact has long been known.
that an insect called the WeaviI, proves very dc.
structive to Wheat. after it is harvested. in most.
if not all, of the Southern States. The remedy


have resored to for the last six years, has prov.
ed successful, and have not seen single Wea-
vii in my wheat in that time. 1t is, 10 sprinkle
small quantity Of SALT among the Wheat. gen.
orally use about one pound TO ten of Wheat. 1t
matters not whether the Wheat is in the sbeaf.
stack or cleaned out 1t has proved va Iua bic re-
medy with me. | insist on wheat growers try.
ing the remedy, and they will be satisfied of its
valuable effects. G. rig