The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

of veSnatter is kept up ana ncreaS-
ed. Hrotation and renovating crops =
the so)t be built up with commercial
fertile .o,,,,
ore surest ways to ruin young :
orchar turn cattle into 1t, ana apou'
the nest way is to SOW II IN oa's
The ops that should be plahleu
a yotfard are those that mare -
princIrwth in summer, sucn as $50
potatoton and COW peas Oat' I'll Ill
their In draft on the soil in April
and INST when the young trees
tryine.ke their main growth :,
| a PIE land well. manure Wen az
sow n in September or OCTOBER IL
Marchress the oats with lV' pou. .to
of nitif soda per acre. ma ~, -
oats ajnediately turn under 'ie aus
HE witwo-horse plow, open lul,U"
three lpart and plant peas, Apply
200 popf acid phosphate per az" IA
the drseas do not need guam
phosprnd sometimes KANT - 10
thay ;. The best disposition 10 iha1Ho
my -, 20 IN NOW them when III
,uu hand cure into hay. Inc IT.
hest trs to do as you suggest VIZ
1T tbs ripen and gather theH' ~
-, IL saw in oats without manu-
80 ~" ID from washing during 'iie
-. !, Under the oats ana rye Il,
Marc 2 100 or 800 pounds Oh 49,
p mar and plant in a good variety aco
of "a you will set your 49, 800
nour bre. Why wait three dor ra
or heirs to bring up au 900
of Iaj !rsIproductive capaclsy he done
noun1 wa cotton when II can Ue
~ .,.,ss Plant in oats, well ihSiiiui %
IN I'VE ~, meas. MANFRED. Next year
$50 rally nanured-say o." pounu dn
| - tonta You should get 1000 10 d'-oo
| s,,,,,as rcotton the second year. Inc"
80, sator field in September with one
&c L.of rye Turn under IN FeOruai'
- - the last of March, hber"iiS
mannrsi,h compost. Result, $50.
sonablAr. twenty or twenty-five .nl
os oorof course the corn Is pi1h,eN
,,,,h ~ Tn the fall SOW in oats as pe
go ~ year cotton-highly InaluieU
pnsr,t 70 one and a hall paleS "
cotton mere. This is intensive ia I, nnln0 e
the onlynd that is profitable. thcl .4ar,
no monen making 1000 POUNDS u
per acrsst a living, that
.. Peas improve the SOIL
~. Mborough, La nave S US and
is diseas from dbstemper. Inc p w ierIl
one slider are always IN u coIi s - the
He is abt three years old, ana TOOK NJ NJ
disease a,lt eighteen months ago roI we
last twhonths has shown symptoms Mo
fits wheioo hot from running. one az" t,,,o
spoonful qunine at suhdoNn hp nf dis
eveningaill cupa the worst cases OF uls-
temper horses, will the same reIlGuy
serve fotogs, or can some OIL your Ic'''Si9 ,
give me better one? ,,-,. y,
Your d has what is called cd
which ia nervous jerking of any part o
the odJbut generally of the head, neck
and shot ers. 1t generaly loilomS O., aated
tack Of lstemper If not properly treateu
with tors. 1t is now incurable, but you
NAV alliate the symptoms to some eXteh'
by glvir the dog Il grain of nitrate "
silver a bread morning and night loS
Two weks In regard to distenAper' Vi
-ar.es." in horses. nothing VIII prevent
,Lning. 10 curse, but there arr
fTand that are useful il
Alri CT. enclose a piece
.ahat sh to know the name
lie info. alton you can give ~
is it tie cTowfOOt? Is IL chiIi
#'prass in a. grass country NAef
cin seed of it, time OF sowing. etc
ldp every year about my yard an
seem very fond of IT, and II Keep
Every time it is grazed down
e to the conclusion that 1t IS On
rails of bermuda, and then II
be. led u great deal better than
q to you in the spring and q,
som. tions about clover and IA.
5wn q, ...,iius ana i''ff fsaT titRtFn - 4
grazsd and not allowed to seed?
8. Is there any danger Of turning stock
clover hungry? Please answer as soon
possible.
l. The grass is Elensine Indlca, common
known as yard grass, erowfoot, etc. 1t
not, however the true crowfoot. 1t is cox
mon everywhere. seeming to prefer doc
; Is, the boz Is of paths, etc. 1t is
tious an, iuctive hay grass on rio
The sce not sold, and we hay
beard lg cultivated. 1t is {
A. conf seed every year.
3.
lere is Danger in turning {
ned BELLE al on rich pasture
any kind. But why should they be turn'
Oh hungry?
II. C. j., Mooresville. n. C.-Please t.
me through The Constitution If adVlSab
to pull or cut with knife peayines that ha
been planted in corn on thin sandy lai
and was lightly manfred in row Tor cor
made nice vine, beginning now 10 MAJ
peas with a few beginning to rlpen. ne
the hay; will cut the corn as soon as W
do; part Of land to be sown down 10 whe
this fall. Please answer soon, aS Won
like to work with them before cotton Ge
ready.
If you had read our editorial in the ISIS
of August 18th, you would not have =: Z
the above question. Always make hay
pcavines, by cutting-nOt pulling up by I
roots. particularly when you need The hay
To w. T. c., Baird, Miss. by J. 3. I
Sunny South, Ala.-A good grass Tor WI
ter grazing is the rescue grass. DO II
know where the seed can be bought. lnqul
of Alexander Drug Company, Augusta u
To. F.. r. tt. Oak Grove. Ala, by j.
H., SUNNI South, Ala.-Half pound of /
SOAP to one gallon Of water; boil TO disSh
the soap, remove from fire. add half pi
kerosene oil, will cure itch, remove lac
ticks. fieas, bedbugs, cabbage worms, 81
Dilute by adding from three to I'VE pal
of subject to be treated. The solution w
keep in afr-tight vessels for future use.
#. w. Lowe, Beech Grove. TENN ha
q horse four years old that has a speck
his eve caused from a lick about SIX wee
ago. The speck projects over one corn
OF the sight; his eye was very mucn
famed when I found him. Can you tell ]
of ANYTHING that will remove the speck
how long will it take 1t to 90 II f4cS'
answer in your next issue II poS1lpie'
1t is possible that your horse has speci
ophthalmia, or moon blindness. III such
the case he will have periodical returns
the Inflammation every four or six weel
or even three or four mouths, each alta
becoming more severe until finally the sig
will be entirely destroyed. But il the clou
ness is the result of an injury apply WI
q camePs hair brush, morning ana nlSl
the following lotion: Ten grains OF niTa
of silver and one ounce of water. Also q
ply five or six times a day lotion OF L
Grains sulphate of atropia dissolved IN O
ounce of water. Apply all around under I
evelids and on the ball. Give rest and 81
feed in a dark stall.