The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-26

rot give us for publication your method of
extermnatins nutgrass, Johnson grass
sprouts, etc. 1t would cost you much less
labor TO write it out for The Weekly Con-
stitution than 10 have 10 reply by letter to
/ questions sent you. If you propose to
charge each inquirer for the information.
then the proper place for your notice IS the
advertising department.
Leroy. BowersvilIe. Ga.-q) Are cotton
seed any good food for hogs, and how
DO you fix it for feeding? e. Are cotton
seed hulls and meal injurious TO horses and
mules?
a. Cotton seed. as a rule, have heen adj
Judged an unwholsesome food for hogs.
Roasted they seem to do better than in any
other way. 90 We have never tried the
huils, as they are not sufficiently nutritious
To serve 2s horse or mul" food..although
answering a good purpose for a cow whose
stomach is SO much larger We nave no
data in regard to cotton seed meal rs food
for horses. but we rather believe il may be
fed 10 the extent of three or 'our pounds
per day. along with corn and forage.
H. 4. c.. Belfast, $. els there any de-
mand for sorghum molasses by the whole
salc-by the thousand gallons? II so, Whcfe
can sorghum cane be sold by the ton like
sugar cane at the mills # sorghum can
can be sold by the wholesale, which would
be the most profitable, 10 sell the cane or to
make il into mClaSseS and then sell II.
We cannot say. but presume distllers
might buy in large qualities Tor converting
into rum. Possibly some syrup reiiners
would DAY IL. There is no commercial de-
InaEd for sorghum cane. as such, because it
viii not bear tie cost Of transportation.
j. 4. T.. Cedar View. Miss have a
horse aboue seven years Old that has been
lame m times for two years. The lame
ness is iu his right hip. lie often stands
|, 9 f ra rsat l29t n 'front.' wien Of his 5 left
lam". hv pressing ON his right lon hc will
aiueh @s 10 a little sore. That is the only
thing Z can lad wrong. lie only HmDS
Wn0u ridden i'm trot or pulling a load up
hii When i'm the pasture | often see
him playing like any horse. hut il he runs
Hp a. rili : can see him limp. lie can set
Up as we'll as ans horse Wneu ne is down.
lie is hearty and fat and can do as much
hard work aus amy horse. even when lame.
some 81 M1 nclSnborS think he is weak in
his richt Ioiu Please tell me what is
the matter with him and give me remedy
tlat VIII cure him.
The ldmeucss is of such long standing,
and being also Intermittent. makes IL some
what difficult 10 suggest the exact cause,
but We suspect il is due 10 some injury
u the hip. received from "a fall or kick
The first thing to do is to locate the spraiu
10y feeling until pain is evnced on pres
sure. This YOU have done and il seems
to Ice IN the region OF the hipbonc Apply
hot wafer. as hot ass can Dee borne three
times day. after each time. when dry,
rub we'll lu hnmcnt made of one ounce
1's" ~ htsid ammonia, thcturc OF arnica,
inetIle 81 opium. spirits of tmpeutine and
alcohol and water TO make one pint
EIu,N 10 Itiiis,. sweet tsutrfoca
he Hih' mas come When the farmers "i
the south must diversity their crops. / see
au article. October 2ath. in The Constitu-
zion. DIS lt. . 'ttcddiuS. advising the far
gu '',,oH '''P ny
"''"'"T '"''7' ana pu''ei - "ia Is GOOD
$50 lli, hbl let ass utilize our potato crops
So as 10 But them i'm market when they do
MOI GROW.
B.,rf,s 81. i.t. ,,.r ! woe ..,,,..bt IN
-. '"' WIN atc'' H''uN "ou'"-
o,' "l" h'I I'd draw F4uons lrom IN m.
They issued 10 us barrel Of Irish potatoes
in Some. .,yay ctt mn az tinp .f,s eo,v,ust II
,..,. ,fr,. and ,.r....5 n.rl mae ~. ..tti,,,-
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""''' we 'o"l'" i' as S"ccueHl duo eainlc
as IN. vIlNthtL About twelve years ago,
% test the sweet potato, / weighed several