The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-15

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of stable manure, 400 pounds of acid phos,
phate 40 pounds of murate of potash ana
200 pounds of cotton seed meal per acre
These amounts would be near the maxi
mum that could be profitabiy applied To =
CT Cd of cotton. As fertilizer 100 pouhoS
of cotton seed meal are equal to one ton o.
cotton seed. When you get one ton of meal
In exchange for two tons of seed, you re-
ceiVe TOO pounds of meal more than the TWO
tons of seed would be worth TO you, or say
So worth of meal This will pay for hauling
a reasonable distance.
onion seeds for sets should be sown III
| September.
W. ~ H.. Yor!lvnle. s. CT have q
piece of land / had in oats ana peas: Eal
peas cut off and made into hay. Would
| you advise me to turn il this rail- or let II
alone until spring? | think the pea ROOFS
would give more fertilizer to the land py
waiting until spring. Answer through
| weekly Constitution.
Our own practice is to turn under pea
stub6le about November LIST. or immediate
J ly after tho first killing frost on the theory
! that the richness from the pea stubbie
4 and other growth win add some vegetable
matter to the soil, and that the fallen
! leaves, stems, etc, OF the pea vines WI
/ lose portion Of their plant food (nftroGen)
! ii left on the surface all winter. On stiff
] clay soils we think all the more desirable
! 10 turn under at the beginning of winner.
To. Z. c. p. jennings, Ala-The symp-
/ toms as described by you Indicate that
your pigs have contracted what is known
| rs contagious fever Of swine,' or intesti-
! nal hog cholera. Treatments Of animals
! already attacked is Of i;iIe avail. Separ-
! ate all the wei ones from the sick ones. as
] tas as convenient. including among the lat
ter those that evidently have fever. Give
/ the well ones plenty OF charcoal: also %
| grains each ct bi-sulphate OF soda and salt
] peter. Also make mixture OF y pound
/ Of sulphur. Il pound OF copperas. . ounces
/ Of saltpcter and ounces of black oxide of
/ anthony mixed in 3 gallons OF Stops, and
give each pis i, pint at a dose every day.
! lie sure that the drinking water is pure.
| Better give only well water, and also see
! that the food has not been contaminated.
! Tor the sick give pure Well water, slightly
/ acidulated with suiphurc acid, to drink. II
thc bowels are coustiDatcd give mild dose
! Of castor oil. say IL ounces, and an iujec-
4 ton OF warm water to assist the OIL. Give
! each the following dose, repeated two or
/ three times day: 70 grains alltpeter pure,
4 and 10 grains OF bi-sulphate Of soda in y
. PINT Of Cruel. and give at one dose. CFhese
} quantities are FOR saotes OF three o. four
months ODD If the belly becomes tender
and bloody dung is passed give ten or fit
/ teen drops OF turpentine, night and morn
/ ing. ON signs of improving give tonics,
! say S-gram doses OF Qunine twice . day,
, ana nourishing food.
~ Subscriber" Soarcy, Arl.-Please tell
! rae - mo-" 70 pickle PORK LOT farm USE
and t2lD how TO pickle beef for summer.
| To pickle pork-AfteT taking out the back
! bone cGJ of the cops Of the shoulders and
! the thick paris o. the sides next 10 the
! back, trim Oft The lean and cut the fat
pieces into shapes 10 pack wen into the
vessel. Have a perfectly tight, hrinc-proof
| casS-a inolassas cask viii do. but whis-
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! oi' t'-.'i 'S' % an 4iieh u,1P WIN ''ie pes'
! sait-grouni alun salt Is best; pack on this
| one layer Ct pork, skin side down, as close
! H. AS p.sciola. cover this again vitb salt
! I,1s -, ~ .1,i.',- ,,,1 80 On lin a.
l'lI an 'A'h 'hi'"' ana 80 on WIN al
teTnale layers Of SAT- and pork pressing
each idFtfH Gown az Hihl'y as possible ua-
( "a the NtSStl is nun. NLtef Statui"S three
/ OF -FOUR days II must De covered with ana
Kept immersed IN as strong a brine ~
salt Will naAe. lie careful to Keep the
! pork weighted dom under The prime.
| To pickle beef-Cus the beef into suitable
/ sizes for roasts, etc., and salt down as
/ usual, aldiag q pinch of ealtDetrc 20 each
'','i ''"'. - -......-i',- in salt three daye.
iti sat- wipe eacn piece with clean cloth
a.I f'lacN IN the Vessel-2 syrup casls
"..i answer. TAKE now as much water as
VIII dissolve any, a teacupful az Ground
saltTctre ana q quart Of r0lasses. BON
and si.im wen ami when entirely cold pour
owe. ite hCei and keep the latter wei
! pressed under tho brine. The above pro-
| portions will aa5,yer Tor goo pounds Of beef
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/ 100, ""' shi"i - '"9i"H H'-l pound OF
| '''',i ''Hiie Ca aoua ana Wlch cold return
~ 'N- p~ei'
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