Cure for Cabbage Worm. 
TpiNE Plymouth Rock Cockerels, $1 each; Pullets, 
A 75c. each; Trios, 2 Pullets and 1 Cockerel, $2.25. 
?tf A. J. POUCH, Warren, Pa. 
I have read of so many recipes in dif¬ 
ferent papers to kill the cabbage worm, 
that I think one more will be read, too. 
For four years I had not raised any cabbage 
•on account of the worms eating it up, so I 
concluded to give up caobage raising; but 
seeing some very fine cabbage on a farm 
about six miles away, I ventured to ask 
what they had done to keep the worms 
away, and was told bran, simply bran. I 
tried it last year and raised nice cabbage, 
some of which I have in my cellar now. 
When the worms first appeared, I took a 
bucketful of bran and sprinkled a handful 
on every head when the dew was on in the 
morning. I only sprinkled them once. Two 
of my neighbors did the same, and they got 
rid of their worms and raised fine cab¬ 
bages.— Cor. Rural World. 
We believe a little slug-shot mixed with 
the bran would be surer. 
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