The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

$50 knits or eggs, ard if the stable
| =. spIinked with the emulsion at the
So, e the animals are treated, the appll-
cat will need to be repeated only at rare
| intervals Again brushing tn eamnals th0f-
oughly with soap wash seems to cleanse the
skin and make the coat more bright ana
glossy Without any question the kerosene
emulsion barrel should find ID place III every
stockmans barn.
The soft soap emulsion is best for this.
The more liquid nature makes 1t easy
of manipulation in cold weather and the
large quantity OF soap Is very cleansing leans
brush in case of cattle, horses or hoSS ana
in the case of sheep dip the animal right into
the warm. diluted emulsion. The cost OF
material for an average COW IS about .
cents and the time required for treatment
less than FIVE minutes.
Formula I. Soft soap and kerosene emul-
! sion: Dissolve one quart OF SOIL soap III Two
| and odT-half quarts of boiling water. kcmoVe
| from the stove and while still boiling hot ado
one pint of kerosene oil, agitate violently at
once by pumping the liquid back into itself
| through a small nozzle or by other means
until creamy mass is formed, which is
the emulsion. This should not require more
| than from three to FIVE minutes agitation
Before using add TO this an equal amount OK
| water and mix thoroughly.
Formula . Hart soap and kerosene
! emulsion: Dissolve onefOusth pound OF
On ard soap, ivory. Rabbit or whale OIL, etc.
Mo-, two quarts Of boiling water add one pint
aga kerosene oil and agitate rs III formula l.
- plis should he diluted with twice It's volume
water before using. If the emulsion
zen comes lumpy and cannot be readily
5keS jxed with the water by shaking it may be
-.ma ted or if in q concentrated form. it should
-. diluted with hot water. To be most eff
!tive kerosene emulsion should be so ap-
ted that it will come in contact with as
Feat a number Of the insects that 1T is
/ 1,pected to kill as possible This is most
gs isfactorily accomplished by means Of Il
' d force pump, which throws the sub
nee in a fine spray forciby against all
is of the infected plants. If the insects
concealed by curled leaves or other pro
b. Gon, so that the emulsion does not come
7 e contact with them. they will not be III
! iured by it. 1t has the advantage, however.
| of not obtaining poisonous matter and there
fore can be used when other insecticides
must be rejected.
Unless a horse has brains he is not teach
able. A horse that has breadth and full
! mean or hurt any one. The eye should be
ful and a hazel color. the ears small and
thin and point forward. the face straight
| with square muZ2le and large nOStrilS. The
| under side of the head should be well out
under the jaw with jaw-bone broad and
wide apart under the throttle. The back
short and straight and square rump, high
! withcTS, shoulders well set back and broad
but not deep into the chest. fore feet short,
| hind legs pretty straight, fetlOckS low down,
| pastcrn joint short with round muliSh foot.
There are all kinds of horses, but the ami
nal that has all these points is almost
| sure TO be slightly, graceful, gOod-natured
and seryiceable.