The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30

tind q tender spot / can take up her skin
very well on her shoulder. i want TO Know
If il is sweeny. If so what is the remedy!
n NOT what is the ailment and remedy? /
| have used Uncle Sans bone and nerve
remedies, also washed in mullen water;
| salt and water and mixture OF coal OIL
turpentine and camphor. ! work her some.
| She is not much in going up hill. she
| Imps badly: on "A lever she does not imp
| SO much: she is inclined to drag her foot
| around. VIII II hurt to work her?
| Please tell me in your next issue and
| oblige.
| Your description is not such as to ena-
| BILE us to diagnose the case properly, but
| we suppose that Il is a case of "sphnt
| in the right fore leg. Examine the leg be-
| low the knee and see if you do not find
| n knot or swelling. which is tender to the
| touch If so treat as directed in reply to
20" above.
! Subscriber. Social Circle Gal. What fed
| to a COW will give the largest yield OF nllk
| and butter? p Is sorghum a good iood TOT
a milk COW? 3. When is the best lme OF
| wear to dehorn cattle? 1. Give me the adj
| dress OF the best dairy journal you know:
also tell whe-t "Howard's Dairymah
is published.
T. 1t is hard 20 say, but we know Of
nothing better than green corn. stalks and
all, cut up and mixed with wheat
bran and corn meal .. Yes. sor-
ghum is an excellent food for a milk COW.
3. Late fall and spring is the best time to
dehorn a cow-anytime except in hot or
very cold weather. 4. The paper you men,
ton IS published at Fort Atkinson, Wis,
and is the best daily paper we know Of.
| For fun Information about feeding cows,
| dehornng, etc, send TO Georgia Expert
ment Station. Experiment. Ga. for a free
copy of Bulletin No. p.
II. w. Strock, Verbena Ala When is
| the proper time to Johnson grass and
| how much should be sown to an acre?
2 Please tell how to keep weevils out Of
In frtt
| nine years old; it has never borne: the
/ taproot was cut when transplantcd; can
you tell how to make il bear?
! ]. Johnson grass may he sown IN Sep
| tcmber or October, or it may be deferred
| until early in the spring, say in March
| Cne bushel of good seed are sufficient for
| one acre, but the seed are often .mperfcct
| and will not terminate, although appa-
! rently good. DO you know the danger of
! johnson grass?
2 Put the peas in tight barrel or nos,
| pour on the surface about one ounce OF hi
| sulphide of carbon for each hushel of pcas
| and cover the exposed surface with d lew
old sacks or head or nail up tight. Tais
| liquid will destroy insects OF all kinds
that infcst stored grain The VdDor is
very inhammaDle and YOU must not have
any fire about it.
3. Wait until it is older is the only SUI
gcstIon we can make. We do not helcya
the loss OF the tap root would prevent
! bearing. W men lilt pecan tree grows IN "a
very rich, damp place it VIII be some
what later in bearing.
Robert Allen. Caiera. Ala Enclosed
ma some seed ! found in my rye. IS 1T d
.. When is the proper time TO dig sweet
potatoes after or before frost ....
I 3. VIII rye make Wei on now Srouno
sowed on the 10th Of September (sandN
land) ana when viii il do TO cut for seed
Please answer ana oDliSe subscriber.
he ttssi- Gf 'ttstl it. \ 81
tcmma githago, which is considered a very
serious pest in wheat fields because of IA,
difficulty of screening il out from a.,
wheat ana the injurious effect on the aour
It is comparatively easy to get rid OF it b.
reaping and pulling up ANA destroying tn-
cookie plants.
p We prefer to dig Just before frost aut
when the ground has been very dry loi
some time
q IL is not well to SOW rye Cor soeoj 8.
early as September 1oth n as NOT TO-
| early 10 sow for grazing. Better SOW
anout the last of October ,r early in NJ
Ntmber. NOT is new grCu una % desirable
, | place for a on account of The Stumps an'
because BIT Will not rpeq evenly. kyc ua
, rtiN ir ~ about uneN same ,i'Hg VIZ
We Tita Ittle ssrc6 nj 20 '"e {lme .
Kline ihbHshed al ne. rem. wiil j.,
sup"fier in ,everyer 81 10 any pubu-a
II VIII Ice printed CA heavy Calendarc,
, | Idpef anu tas main feature Will bo .
handsomely illustrated Writc-up OF ia,
bItat STOCK fafm OF Colonel Julian IS. carr
| president of the Durham Tobacco COMPANY
one ol the edort3 % this excellent nas3t-
| 2lrc TO teach 10y examine The sound b,lst
ness meth DDS employed bv Colonel carr in
The management of OcConeccLec farm have
resulted N large profits from ,rops ano
I, | STOCK OF All Kinds. and this one lesson VIII
! be OF luCalculable value 10 the formers ol
The southern states.
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