The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

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saltpeter. powdered and mixed as one dose
once a. day for two or three days. Give
complete change of food.
10 l.. ". b., Warning Gait Is probable
that the tendons Qeaders) in the rear Oh
mis- leg have been strained, but this is only
conjecture, and your description does not
enable US to diagnose any closer.
To f. Bros, Corinth, Miss.-We have not
space to describe in detail 'how to gro" anu
how to save" broom corn. SEM So oen'S
Orange Judd Company, New YORK CITY, Ior
n conv of Broom Corn and Broom-mak-
ing
e. e. NJ. Oxana, Ala.-Wih you please iu-
form me how 10 keep WORMS lioi N
lCupes and muskmeions! ,. oor,v
Ne know of no way except to plant carry
and fertiIize Wen, so as to nave lhe MAN
crop 10 rIpen before the fly that lays inc
Gyms app.ars 1t has been VeNed cues
ton for many years, pul hdS 'io' 'es '
answered satisfactorily.
To Il. A. NJ, Cordele. Gal. Inc SIT
fast" as the lump on the shouiuer 10 oaii
cd
with a knife which is not dinicult TO no.
C,ut the skin in shape of a cross, remove
the lump and sow it up, applying little
weak carbolic acid water Il III w. q Inc
question about the cotton SEED Is TOO iate.
CYouy letter has just been handed 10 TINS
editor)
II X Sardis Miss-Please answer the
following question: Is there such an apple
as an everbea.1ng apple, or an apple ehat
four or al
there a froStproof peach ,o oo,,od
l. We have never heard OF an appie caheu
everbearing The red June rlpehs us
fruit IN succession through four or hve
weeks, ami often provides small second
crop. 2. There is no frost-proof peach
Thomas \. s., Merry IInl. N. C.-In The
CONSTITUTION OF June Sd you advise J. ~
g TO SOW cotton fields in rye from Ausust
i5,h 10 September 15th; 1t IS supposed t t1nf
an blowing is flushed by this time. WIZ
Won then please tell me how the seed would
be covered; how much to SOW per acre
Sow half bushcl to the acre ana run d
cultivator or wide sweep once or twice III
each row. If cotton is opening, let the
plowing follow the picking same day.
TO r. T.. r., Gibson. Ga,-We do not
rene nber the amount Of corn made In 'he
premium contests referred to. The premiums
were offered nv EThe American Agriculturist'
published in New York city, and rot by the
United States agricultural department. III
YOU VIII send 10 cents to the above paper
the editor will probably send you the back
number which contains the published re-
suits. We remember that Colonel w. j..
Peek, OF Conyers, Ga, produced Isl pusheis
Of corn on one acre.
To 4. 4. b, Handsom's Depot, Vain
Texas cattle are generally branded with a
hot branding iron. The letters desired are
formed from a email rod, such as black
smiths use for making horseshoe nails. An
iron handle one foot long is attached, a
small portable furnace, such as timers use,
is used for heating the branding iron Heat
to a dun red heat, clap It on and hold it
in place second or two. That's all But
We would advise "A Nirsinian not to go into
the business Of raising horses and cattle or
SO low grade that no objection VIII ba
made to such = blemsh as a hot iron brand.
T.. NJ T., Jiaushton, La. Enclosed find
bean. Give name and value.
,. can you tel me- how ] can make syrup
of su"arcSne without turning to sugar: III
MOI whore can / get the informationE
3. can you give me a recipe for making
cheese?
]. We do not recognize the bean.
.. Write 20 Director Stubs Audubon
park M Orleans. about syrup making.
3. Writ to Georgia Experiment Station.
IL Experiment.. Ca, for bulletin lS-cheese and
better making.
J. T.. T.. Newborn. Gal have a horse
that has bloody vart on one foot just
above the hoof recently app AIRED. am
burning Il with nitric acid; have been usins
other remedies. all with no good effect as
vet. ] am fearful he has unh aithy blood,
as there has been Indications otherwise OF
inn urc blood. such as knotty appearance
Of skin occasionally. Please let me know
through TIL, Constitution as early as con-
venieut. what you think advisable to do Tor
the horse.
If il is a wart cut 1t off ana then touch
Il with powdered blUestone or nitric acid,
CT with hot iron.
q. g.. Huntcrsville, 8. Cone OF my
neighburs has q colt about three years old.
When put in pasture to craze It's head
and neck sN"lls. but IN a few hours after
is removal from the pasture the swelling
disappears entirely. VIII YOU please give
cause OF swelling and remedy for it?
The colt probably has slight local in
Illumination Of cbe lymrhatlc glands of
the neck and head Battle the affected
parts in hot water three or four times a
day ans when dry apply camphorated soap
lnimtnt, or camphorated OIL. II there
Ne any indication of ahcess forming at
any point, a mild blisterins ointment would
be good.
To J. c. M Vernon, Ala. Yours dated
Iuly 18th. just to hand this week. 1t was
then too late to SOW peas and Is now en-
tirtiy too late. 1t would have done very
we'll 10 SOW the peas not later than July
| 10Th. Make into hay when in full bloom
and then SOW the rye.
=. Mosquitoes produce the wiggletails. IL
! other words the wiggl tail is the larvae OF
| the mosquito. and are Matched from eggs
laid by the latter. You can destroy then
by pouring half tcacupful of kerosene OF
! on the water and letting IT stand a few
/ hours. OR you can put a few minnows II
the well. Keep your we'll covered tightly
! So that mosquitoes cannot get into it.
I
/ To "A Subscriber" Prichard-"Curb'
can be reduced If treated at once. If the
! place Is swollen and hot, battle IT with ho
water two or three times a day, half houl
al a time; and each time, when dry, battle
/ WIKI n lotion of 1 ounce each OF muriate Of
/ ammonia and pure saltpeter and one quar-
OF water. Raise the sci an inch (high
/ heeIed Shoe) and continue the above treat
| ment until all sorness is gone; then tlistel
by rubbing a of an ounce of DOW
I dered cantharides, 1 drachm bniodide o.
! mercury, ana ounces of lard. When wei
/ blistcrcd grease st once day until th'
! blister heals and then blister again. DO Eo
! work him for two or three weeks. II the
/ above does not cure you will have to Tesor
to tLc firing iron.