The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-08

leg Joined his body They both discharged
some matter and cured up. Now they have
worse than ever. The sores seem to itch
very much lie gnaws them badly. l have
tried several kinds % oitments and had HIM
lied, hut to no avail. ANY Information given
viii greatly oblige a subscriber.
The trouble Is probably caused by a spe-
cies Of itch insect. much smaller than the
called summer sores" Try the follownig
Rub on the sore iodoform and cover this
Immediately with layer OF collodion, re-
p-aflng the application every day for nfteen
days. OF until the sores heai up. Ether OF
chlorofgrm may be used instead ~ tctofofm
by pouring u on cotton and applying % the
sore for two minutes before painting II
with collodion. Of course the animal must
either he muzZi"d or have his head tied
W.. 50 that h. cannot gnaw the sores dur
ing treatment.
]. IT, J.. Garfield. Tel wish some In
formation ia D. gard 90 Sea Island cotton -
I wish 10 engage ina the culture 81 IL on the
coast. What Is Sea Island cotton worth per
pound IN the seed2 What is ii worth PER
pound after % Is ginned ana halcdt Nhefe
can ! get seed and what viii they cost per
bushet2
Sea island cotton Is usually worth from
two and a half to three times as much as
weight per pound. In the seed or in the lint
as ordinary upland cotton. e. Write some
cotton merchant In Savannah. Ca. say
Hammond Hum * GO. From 80 cents 10 81
per bushel.
J. A. W. Union Springs. Ala.-wm You
please answer the following QUESTIONS
40 How long can sweet potatoes be- raised
on same Land 10 advantage? ~ I hsvc four
acres ~ l4sconte pears. They VIII Dear.
or ought L. the next year. ana then
supposf. viii commence hligbtng. a. all
Others about here have done. / wish this
fan q set out other fruit trccS-auGlc,
peach and plum-hetwcen she rows Of i-o-
CHutc trees. DO Eou think there would be
tftWEessW - these trees hNIENflTE
The i.cs'antc trees are thirty feet apart
each way so VIII Stahl" manure applied
And IS IL advisable 10 tie the vines Co
stakes or let them spread on the ground
whore two or three acres are piant"dt
ca Where can 1 get a book giving iu>truc-
lions "a canning fruits and vegetables
uJ ID depends on thc land and on the
amount uf fertilizers used. As a rlie. 20
which there sfr but few exceptions. the
same erop should not occupy Tie same land
twice iu succession. The exceptions, onions,
Cor Instance. are crops thut require very
heavy nauu-inr. Sweet POTATOES rapidly
exhaust the soil Of potash. hence IL planted
ia succession potash snuuid De literally
supplied we would not fear Go plant the
-sra. laul 80 potatoes tWo. OF perhaps
t.-et. wears Wlth tHr pryrautlon above
noted. - NJ danger &C ptacn's cor p.uns
-rutrlrlIng lIsht under amy circuiI'starsss-
because these trees sTe not subject 60 riiEht-
Scr i- tger- danger that apples y 30 CON
tract blight from the pear trees. ass they
arr, rarely auet.cu with zymotic ttEut.
go Tomatoes are more apt 70 rot when
tbe iHtter be 1nratirt. Nitrate ~ SODA aud
potash seem 60 he the specific munurrs
fnr this vegetable. When grown BY the
acr. it IS generally considered too tNUen-
sit- O, stake or tiellis the plant. % We DO
NOS know.
~. g. T.. Wayr-oss. CA see an article
an German clover sown with oats. NJ
would lke a. tfy o.. DO you think clover
would sue-t-l on oHr land. vn-rh Is rath.
lsw. l",ei band. sandy soil. about Two feet
o. th,. ciav. 30 is Door band. would make
about tiEht bushels 90 corr ger acre With
sat fertilizer OF staS'n1hle year. do -o1
tulu'. clover would do wen ,u such lanut
Il So What kind is fhn best. '"rnsn CT
some o' her. Is 1at AIl8 90 -.rtiiZer and
hsw much per acre. whore 90 obtain seed
ana hnw mHsh seel per acre, with er with
s..Ir pl.lee advise what you think hest.
German ur CRIMSON or scarlet clover Cri-
sol.um iucafuatGMl l- said 90 be better
than rel Glover for sowing with small
rIain Cor pasture. but $50 cannot voHeh Cor
DO. indeed. 50 Far Tho question OF the
merits of scarlet clover se.us ig a very
unsettled ttc. our oHH experiments oa
ordinary e.ly soils ha.c NOS been at al
satisfactory. II Us flI. however 10 aa
better ON Iiglt soils. i.ul Wc think &c
Nol.I f-il aa a soil that would produce
M more z5au eight lu-.cl5 cd corn per
sr.s. &; Wuull reusIre two Cr :hree han
a-.I pounds of acid Ihosl hate. kaiu-t and
cotton SID meal u~ That aWuant OF any
hi-b =rslIe Euaup Go enable such laul 20
produce q crbp OF oats and crimson clover.
YHI can sst seed 81 john e.. EucAer y CO..
Attsvta. Ji..-. about s. per hus bel. soy fif-
teen pounds ~ clover tome pec'g AMI two
Hl-.-.-s uf oats. Eut We nald advise yoa
tb alsn IRIS raeuae pga.s. Nou can eat seed
p. it II r. u. cooley. Hashirginu Ga. Now