Old Plaster

A'correspondont of tho Mhine Farmer s{)eal8 of a mau wlio had soinc old plastt'r whicb he liud removed from the walls of liis house, and pounded t as fiae aa he could, thn siited it and gowoti it on liis ryo field. The resi:lt wils a vcry llrge orop of grain, mul tli; noxtyour a heavy growth of KTttMi Bis iirf;iuii(!rit wasthat tho pliiftoriiip; on the wftlla of dwellings absorbed 1 1 1 e güBOB and Bteam which wero given off from Iho kitch.cn, sleeping ioouis, etc, aAi V.mt it Üiur aoquin Hlizing propertiee of great value.in addition iv wbaterer benefit might acorné iixai tho lime, Uair.ctc. of wUieh it was .s-f . "H" also alluded lo Üie Btat9Uina people would put on Q6W plaateriDg for the oíd whioh thejí took offi bo bighly vas oíd plastering prizflil tbere for ftftrioultaral pnrpoi