The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-30

| Bronchitis is an Inflammation of the bron-
| chial tubes, the small branches of the
| windpipe leading to the two lungs. There
| is always a cough which is sometimes
| husky or smothered. but in other cases II
! is hard and clear. A whitish matter is dis
| charged from the nose, which is curdled
| in some instances. If the ear be placed
| against the chest behind the shoulder blade
| there may be heard rafting noise made
| by the wind passing through the mucus
| which obStructs the tubes. 1t Is difficult to
| cure. Rest is absolutely necessary If a
/ cure is attempted. as the animal cannot
stand exertion and it is likely to go into
| the acute form. Pure air and clean sur
| roundings, n we'll ventilated box stall are
necessary, keeping the body covered with
| n thick or thin blanket as may be re-
| qulred TO insure comfort. Hand-rub the legs
| until warm. then apply flannel handages
from the hcofs to the knees and hooks. III
the legs cannot be made warm by hand rub
hing alone, rub in a liniment composed OF
two ounces of sweet oil and one ounce
each Of solution of ammonia and tincture
Of cantharides well shaken together ana
then apply the HANDBAGS. Also rub the
same Imminent over the sides of the chest,
behind the elbow and shoulder blade and
repeat in about five days Compel him 10
inhala steam by holding his nose over
bucket of hay and on which boiling water
has been poured. about fifteen minutes at
a time four or live times a day or oftener
Three times a day give drench of solution
of acetate OF ammonia three ounces, splr-
its of nitrous ether two ounces. bicar-
Donate of potash One-half ounce, water
one pint Be careful not to excite the morse
in drenchng him. If you see that IT does
harm, better leave it Off and see that ne
has one-half ounce Of bicarbonate or pot
ash In every bucketful of water ne drinks
Give soft food, such as scalded oats, bran
mashes and green food, IL possible. If much
reduced and he will not eat freely give hlm
one or two gallons OF sweet milk at time
four or five times day.
..Broken wind" or heayes is a sort or
asthma and is generally associated Win
indigestion. When the air is taken into the
lungs il appears to Toe done in natural
manner, but when expelled there IS sort
Of spasmodic action of the abdominal mus
cles. especially about the tankS-a sort OF
double jerk with every breath Nhen exert
Ell there is a sort of wheeZinS SOUND l'i0iS
il generally a cough present depraVeu
appetite and pot belly. The frequent as
cbar.-ss of wind from the bowels are very
offensive. There is no cure for the disease
when once established. Careful feeding, US
ing only the very best quality OF iood' III
concentrated form, dampcninG the loou, ar
an paliatives Give very little puiRy loou'
y 7 Wicker, Coleman, Fla.-Nou were SO
kind as to answer my questions some liii'
tf-,. relative to fertilizer loiHthi'A' 49,
venture to again ask for Information. -
XNiu Won please give me the amount OF
broom corn that can be grown per $50 9
ON good pine land? 2 How Woe olloul'
~ T,,5s leo In other words. give mode oil
cultivation g. What is il worth IN the mar
kets? ,....
1. II viii depend entirely on the quality
nv rroductiveness of the soil ana the
,,no,lnt Of fertilizers applied, ranging from
a few hundred TO twelve hundred POUNDS
per acre. and upwards. We would advise
YOU. by an means TO apply hberal
amount Of fertilizer OF some kind. say 4Vo
pounds of mixture containing 900 parts
Of acid phosphate, 20 Of kainit ana 100 OF
cotton meal.
-FOUR feet would he a good distance.
send 80 cents to orange Judd Company.
New York city, for little book on broom
Corn and Broom Making
3 According TO quality, from $40 to $50
per ton.
Fraudulent Fertilizer Formula.
r a. Martin. Pleasant Hi, Ga.-The-e
IS a party selling farm rights through iils
section to make Roach x " allis' $ teruNzer
Compound 10 build up your poor lands.
The chemicals are as follows. rake SAT-
ppter. two mounds: bluestone, TWO pounds;
soda ash. four pounds; nitrate ammonia
two pounds; potash four pouhds' ulSsolFe
the whole i'm Sis gallons Of water Put 100
pounds Of stable manure i'm pen ana
sprinkle il with portion Of the solution.
Then take 20 pounds uuleached ashes, I'VE
pounds salt and five pounds lime; sprinkle
these ou the manure. Continue above pro-
cess until the ton is completed and let re-
main ia a place dry thirty days. Use 200
10 400 pounds 70 acre ana beu on as olher
Fertilizers"
What do you think Of it, What would he
the Yer cent each OF phosphoric acid, pot
ash ana nitrogen per 100 pounds or TINS
compost? Answer ia Weekly Constitution.
Ia reply 20 the above inquiry We have
F..r ftaut
last year tSsN we thoroughly exposed the
humbug and imposition attempted TO be
palrned off on farmers under the name OF
Roach d Waliis's Fertilizer Compound
We showed that II WAS unsc!entllc, I'M
practical. unproutahle. We went iurlhtr
and 10y inquiry at the United States patent
office learned by letter from the chief
clerk Of that office that the application
for a patent on said formula mad been re-
icrt,d We cannot DO more. II is the
privilege and duty Of individuals and COM
muniti-s who are likely TO De Vicunilad
by such frauds TO prosecute the parties en-
gagged in perpetrating them. Under the
LAWS OF Gcurg5a a fertilizer formula, or
recipe. cannot be sold in the state without
first securing the approval of the commits
sioner OF agriculture, and its violation IS
punishable AS a misdemeanor. " NY NOT
r,port the matter TO the above official ana.
iu addition, call the attention or the Stanu
Jury OF your county 10 tht fsoAh14o4i "
Iaw. certain parties tMessrs. L. and ID
made some sales OF the same recipe in
Shading county last spring CS95) and we
called the attention of some of the con-
tc5nplated victims 20 these facts and we
beard no more of it, Moreover. the sale
OF the above formula under pretense that
il has been patented. or that an application
for a patent is pending and undetermined.
is itself violation Of the United States
law.
Subscriber. Faruwcu. Val. Are
thcre any farms i'm 1--WE or SIX mics OF
Atlanta or other cities in your state that
can Ly rented suitable for CARVING =
ANY sale for milk in your city? 3. what
tbs r~ice per gallon? 4. Can cows be OBJ
faiutd and what is the price, D. W nat
is "a medium farm horse worth IN Georgia
Answer please in farming department
l. YES; plenty OF them. ?. Yes, a good
demand 3 In quantities, p cents; retail
D. cents: by the quart and pint 10 and
cents or Il and - tickets to the dollar
4 There are always cows for sale; prices
from $50 to $50 for good mixers. D. Horses
are nut little used for farm work In Geor-
gia- mules being generally preferred There
Is no reason for any material difference be
tween the prices OF horses Of the same
quality here and in Virginia.