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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

There is almost wood famine in
Salmon City. The severe weather and
snow came SO Unexpectedly that it has
been almost impossible TO get wood to
town the last few days, and many who
had but small supply Of fuel on hand
have been pinched to get along. Salm.
on City Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

Come to The Fair Store and see our
Christmas goods.
1t will pay anyone that Is needing
House Furnishings to visit the Idaho
Furniture Co., Pocatello.
The largest doh ever in Blackfoot is
going to DO given away by Ben Fernish,
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A Note of WarninU

South Fork. Ark. July lG.-Editor Cons.i.
tuition; BY publishing the following, Won
VIII save from imposition some of vo1V
subscribers especially among farmers ana
hour-mill men. and check the career Of =
swndler who is now doing that class of
people in the south. -
He came here last winter under the nano
OF j. {. Love, claiming 10 be from Ohio
lie pretended that he wished to b1v a
Hourmill and a farm or two He contracted
Tor the hourmll and fine water power baro
ana TWO adjoining farms, agreeing To have
the purchase money here on the 10tb &c
June. lie claimed TO have large mean III ~
no othef certlncate OF character heinz - ~
inahued, he found it easy to mako dott.
But Just previous to the 10th of In. -, p
poor widow entrusted him with her penSion
check 10 get cashed at the bank Ha H.,
ihe money and took the train southward
lcaVlhs behind him a weeping widow AMI
numerous others srieVing for small
amounts inquiry at the place i'm Obio
he claimed to come from failed TO find anN
oHe VINO knows such a man. He claims To
De an expert miller. He is about fiva foat
ten inches tall, weighs 165 pounds, bair.
ma beard dark-brown streaked with ,-ra,.
beard cut to mustaChe and chin whisI.srs,
yes mixed gray; features heavv. con-,
lleXlon much sunburned: voice low ana
persuasive, hands very broad short a,I
nick and freckled. Age about forfv-n;nn
ears. Wears spectacles when readinr
People here Will gladly pay his return
are and treat him to free ride a new
ult or clothes-the rail and tar and feath |
Is being ready. Respectfully
J. S. DeJARNETTE,
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FARM QUESTION BOX
Various Subjects on which the fSf~-
srs ask Questions

r.. uafri-. H'or, t.i.e' - ii,,...rue. This
a.. SOW uae acre ~ al.'..'' \t.iu the clover
. aart i -d Vim twgaty lo,is si rsr,,izer g, ni.' be
1-.l 1-.l.,.rp ft wHI make about '"'"''
n.elrIs of corn ,...
:. ,r,.is l.e better 20 destroy the olotsl ,,,'.
.or,r.,teiy a= poss.b-- by iurn'nE 'i', ~
-.,l5.e under deeply ie" -,
,.r.. aua there would do %" ",l -,
,l'. .,.ia.. manure Is uot the b'S-
~ ,.-,.r.- far lu-crne mot more ihaa .,5 ioI
,,as.r hoth b,te le=umin"ns r.'.'-' ,,.l ''.
~. r.q1irus nitrogen The he-l lSr.,,,A,,i s.r' n
y.e,ls bs actd phosphate and s'''i .,..... ma
,..,.st say ONE part ac'1 l1i'9i ~.
,."rt Ea.nlt OF four parts acid Img.
o,.. o.. ana one part muriatc Of potash Ih5
.oa should b.. deeply plowed' clean o. E' ..,
-..ss. and aras-. ana ron en'"Eu TO oibS, f
60 d ,aanot BE- too rich. Land INA
'.onIs wo,,'s' make no more than tysen,y-ny, ~,
,A.,.,..is OF corn should have al least l'ov
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o;,+ where 1 can sympatniz|es -, ~ =
to the point NAM Mne. as much as can an, WIN y9itS
sIsek fhe %has man can syPhfnlse maeh az can
a southern white e,.,1;n man nan! as To me man
IS propose Ss that man sha W dras race s hate
by making me hate nm ;,ifbout f ITSELF being
or oppress anotheF ls'O0
T2ose VINO did and suffered dty Oh fhesroicaiy s
tie field performed tnea repains for you and
and Teil ha mere no fat of law could not sRe sn
a l'e Dependent man an inde2ehaeln 2eteF an Intel
could not make an igno[an51 ,a1,e one man re-
ligeat a0other: these results cone 10 10 the tie
negro as to all racees-py l'i,s, toward the
bisbest civilization and accom-
c,- cso,,+1,-weekly- ly-nlustrated-
inc oItis 80 ~7nagnificent in eEeIy
sS,artjc,Iar&with The Constitution 40f o"i'
l Nnar.
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INJURED BY RAIN.
Georgia Crops Suffering from TOO
Much Wet Weather.

.,..-.,..,-,,,,r -,i~s that have iaii the
49, - ,f,e eitv and ,ccIeI the heated at
-,,4-,,s-s A-- been plsyins SD havoc VII"
- fruit crop Through 1ut thH st.a'"-
asa result o. the rsius y lieA i'-i -
-t-,,=. "a daily crcurrsuc- th- p''tri's ~"
r.r,sr.~ srorl the, tres and th- =rapc@ nave
r,-.r-1 tn sour ard III from tl- VINE
-rrs v-eterrneion has not '-Sr1i'i ~.
tra vines hav.. become thoroughly s'''-'--
vt.h water and la many lor-.il''e7 ''S
melon has been almost totally 1vsu's'1
o. account ~ too much ram ,.,
n, a.. --o-,. th.. rain has brought
s--,..-.. .srd the. cotton and corn haN" cYih-
-~e.~,I 10 suffer The upland cor" ~
r-,h,tt,- been benefited. Al is said. "u1 'i'e
,rs1- an the bottoms have been ~ ii'lls
r1.rcS almost completely Wastl'N ="
- 49,. creek and river bottoms the
, - 49, roofed the fields and the
stalks have bsen horne COW" :"
---,.,,-5 ana the ear has TOtted In the mua
r,e,orts received I1 the AGRICULTURAL ue-
-.4~tr1ert at the capitol show tna' 'iii 'l-, -
IRONS have been more OF less uAii''a-e. ~, -.
account of the rain and x the Wei -,
4ro1rf continue many days longer tl'e N,''i
s-e m.-ht Zee a SEta1 ue1i
ls.eu anticipated. I'll.
S.ve-al weeks ago rain was sreatiS
--.e1.F and when il began 10 i'i ~ ~
farmers and fruit growers were hApis' -
-. Tire rain Increased and etch uA9 ~
-......F n heavier downpour the iTnit St"N
-. .r4~r,.f and they saw their
-,-.a wee ia dancer The rain continue
F cine uearhes bean 10 drop from
49, T-r-.. erarss were next affected. |
l.-f ~ ali we're the watermelons 10 in
jurei yin
= sl afrsiz the fruit crop has f"The
sE.r-.tI- damaged said the % heavy J
49, arre ~ agriculture IL cron
. 49, as..r IN. .re.gCute WITH shin. .
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Fistula in Withers.

subscrile er. Powers. Ala-Please publish
for my information in your columns q ,ci,, a
CIV for ii,;tula on mules and horses. nay
a u,ule that has had fistula three mollth9'
am, / have not been able to get renieo
that will effect cure. *
Thoroughly cleanse the opening anton
anime with a probe to hnd the uf soft
Of each pipe. Then take strl3ride of
cotton cloth and dip il in ter opening
antimony and press it into in another.
and draw il out again ana 4 hours: then
Let the last remain in seYhree days and
draw it out. let alone t,han one opening
repeat. II there is may on the third or
serve each the sameI so on for three or
fourth day repeat the unhealthy tissue
four weeks, or which is known by the
I is all destro. opening sinking and the
mouth of ~ reduced. Besides putting
/ swelling " in the opening, rub a little
/ the antiElowing on tho swollen parts:
/ of theIns of cantharides, one ounce
/ Two. Repeat this in two weeks. After
] OF hg TO use the antimOny it may be-
cIe necessary TO use it again a few
lines
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Cooked Ankles.

n. C.. Autaguaville.-M My friend has G
abouf "a year old; the first or ankle 70
of the hind feet are turned ~ lloml ~.
ft are inclined back. Ia walking
5igns his feet Has been this way al +
am. but commenced Getting WoFFet
tbn last Few days Please tell me ~
IS the matter and what 10 10.
II IS q case Of cooked ankles no ~
,,,,.,,,,on defect Of young foals but d.
l,.u,- Welding in the course Of seW
,,.,lxs after foaling without trea ne.
m The case of your friend it has ''i1
tiv been too long without treatH l's
b. now amenable TO ordinary TO q
and YOU will have to resort 10 tel"S
or cutting the rear teudons IL tv y y
,,n r.auire the services Of a SUR d
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COTTON TIE TRUST CONDEMNED
Selma Exchange Calls on Similar Or
,,,iza+fons for Co-operation-

Slim Ata-. Juiv 4-tSl'-.. ..i1i-l l-l = ne az
,..r-. tu prices made ty ts.e le'.'A ~.
r-r-.r has arE-ted the misi.'- ,,-s -.
l.-r'f ro.lsy- the followlus resolution Wa
Rssolvsd. That the action q me e".,3J ..,,,i
~. trust is uugualiieily eoiil'lil,.., -, ~
s.,f ~ cousider their acton RON 49,.
~. cotton planters. anu s S4s-'. 90 Mind
Fcr-rtvss together and puteh.s1e .'.,s "a.
- tis mani Il rturer the ties sui-i
se-t 10 rack the crop AT a i~4'
~. also invite the co-"per@t t.oil - - -.
.,Tsr exchanges iu the south ~ ~.
frfr-rt.s 10 meet at some i's-ilt -, -
selected and take 7A-li a.
- sTsarrlef advisable
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The table is at least interesting If NOT of
practical value. Note that the heaviest
shedding occurred on August 2Oth, 2lst and
Ia from hve to seven days after the
heavy rainfall of August 18th. No acco,,n,
was kept of the date on which the white
blooms of ne fallen bolls occurred.
1t was a very fine piece of cotton. the
stalks standing three and one-half feet
each way, one in each hill, and the total
yield per acre was over 500 pounds of
lint cotton
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VALUABLE MAIL POUCH GONE.
Postoffice inspectors Hunting A'i
Roc, of Desirable Packages

r,cl-.on' Miss. July 2O-Ihe .at pgsI0' "a
,,,-ti sant would ike to know wIs' in@.
l.ecoroa of the mail pouch
Tatchez last Wednesday eVentHs i.l. so-t, from
The r.nsTer poIe%' clerk eier at Jackson, who has
the aa'a, tra1lgI from the postal clerk on the Iii
n9lS ms 'I,Il,i Later last saw the pouch ct Ham
,,o'd lie is named Palmer ana Is al O,o
ard trusted employe, whose hoine - -
,rhe roucb IS said to have containea
twenty laIuable registered packages ana
all inspectors ana detectives are b4d'y
1,,,zzled as no trace of it mas been found
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-. Nfi,oola Textile great
orenonderance of authorities agree that
bvdrophobia, or rabbies. is a genuine dis-
ease. produced by the bite of rab.d am
NAL. II was once held by some scientillc
authorities that in man 1t was due to she
mower Of the Imagination under the appre-
hension produced by bite of maddoS'
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Mrs. s. j. Iaggerty. Jonesboro. Ind
see in the last issue of The Constitution
directions Tor canning green corn, which
interests me. If YOU can l should like a.
rections for canning green beans Can I
use self-sealing glass cans. or viii it be
necessary TO use tin cans? Please gfve
directions fully if at your command.
To can beans, steam two hours with the
tops loosely on the can, then one hour
with the top tightly screwed on and tbe
cans immersed in the water, as described
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Kills Three of His Children.

- tfi.r TuTV -f---ftnTfua' =. -
49, - ..t-.. ',-r,ruseSr children. one nahc
hl-L.l y. rr-e- 81 s o-ciosk TINS meItli,s'
s.'l., - his house ard then shel hl,iis-.a. hl,ii.
The children arr sar Isis'
~ & murderer drove his otner ,,'',r[
-. - ,sc 5euse ana taeg fc1 TO neishDois'
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Manchester. Mass. July Z-NoUces Wll
10 Toete1 TODAY that the Auoskeas nill,s
VIII close August sth indefinitely AhiS "i'i
throw out $500 operatives.
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Short eaiks Witb tbe nep Wbo'
Guide tbe Plow---mapy Queseieps
about tbe Farm ApSwered oy cPe
Agricultural Editor of The Wssk-
ly eoDstitutiop.
Hydrophobia or Rabies.

mounds of acid phosphate and 25O pounds OF
muriate of potash
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rr won once Try carriers lAiilr l.NeI
relr- for a5ck leadact.f. ni--2,.z s,,,S,,
--r- -sr.. purely veretaht'.- sii4'i4
.,ev 10 take Don't for-et TINS
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Statesmen WANTED e7oo .. r.
month and expenses. STAPLE 1ira. n
p fliahent; pleasant ana ,rs-,1sI-
4- 1Lesa "ltn stamp, King AIanrfs 8
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Spraln Lacatccas. Next
Tavlor Holtpper TO put on a
COT would h to remove the
high-heeled
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AGENTS WANTED-Fraa o,,,e. D.. =
vet factory iu the business ~ II
5I,ieI 5-i StVt several $1,000 ia ISIS D
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Shoe Gall.

y w Higgins. Locust GroFve, ho,,1der
b.vo y hCrse which has Sllii,,. sun Iiade
| and "A shoe gall under her
| please give me n rehltuS' IT,, ~ the
| -, 10 NOT describe the location u -
| sHrness but we presume 1t IS III 'ne P,5
80 tho shoulder. If there be pau 1ot
! .,vellirs, foment the Sul Jollu ~" 80
-. half hour at a time. three OF - ~,
times a day, and apply htlit " - ono
lo,yin,, mixture after each patiI'''7 i &C.
80 ll,,,., Of acetate of lead, two cu'lce,
..,,ro II opium water ore quar-
staI,en before using each tlhle, ~
i M swelling or heat. apply p'''',. -,
mont Of one ounce of cantharlueS "''u .,.oai
ounces of lard. Kun IN 'i''i
and give complete rest. ..,,, ,roll.
'',,I a., NOT understand how shc- S'i'
.,, cccur "under the shoulder ui'"1.
S,cb a gall. called capped elpo", ~
-, occurs i'm the elbow. caused pS V'
animaI living on its foot or the snoe I'm, ~
, The treatment for c3ppe" ,ou !
, :; ne follows: If the poii
. e. ,,,an If and let cut the fluid and mice
49, tbc cavity n lotion of one-hali o"Ac
= - aoet.,te of Lad in one quart ol W"'el " ~
: botha around the place WIN '"O ~ ~
n No this three or four times a ""S' -.
=, hou is hard aud seems TO nave '' ~
z ,,., in it make an incisioh lnto a..
T. -. into il "A little tincture oi io'.'
r. - a dav. Twice a week ruo the ~ ~o"'oN
h t.h an otrtment of one ounce OF ti'o-"
= " iodine and eight ounces oil laIu' ,,t,,
f. tinue the above treatment LOT q 10
re TWO. Also mutlle the loot VIZ"
= stuffed with straw, -..-r r,l----... -
whttc cotton bloom viii cause tho lftt
= hou to fall off. | tried the experime
T. once; fourteen fell on out of sixteen.
= our observation is that a large proporti,
4 Of the young hollis. the blooms Of whis
l. are subjected to wetting shower on u
day Of opening, viii fall off i'm the cour,
T. OF the next hve or six days. on this lin
:, somewhat we performed the following e,
v pertinent i'm 1880:
, ON July 25d 10o stalks in a square forl
& wee selected. On every morning for Oh
succeeding thirty-nine days the fallen on
bryo bolls ana forms were picked up froI
$ the ground. classified and counted.
record of the rainfall was also kept durin
| the period. The following is the result:
, | Date Rain RolIe So, ,-o
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rain on the back tendon, also 10 "a "a Cor
int with either hot or cold waeel .od
,lf hour; then apply lotion comp1nv ,,nrture
opium two ounces. water sr, one eo9uIete 1uas.,
. this three times a day. Give compiees nas
81 until he is better. If the e ease and
come chronic from length oil us ,.n, of
elective treatment use two VI anI,ne.
ontharides and one ounce Oh trrontv-
= i'm a little and let II relii'am rem ln,,Iv a lit
Cur hours: then wash II OH an ,yael; until
larc' rhe iaepHo horse may be turned out IL IL
% SIS after the blister is washed on, me blis-
two weeks are up. then apply 'ie ~
4 ointment again, and so on
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Hollow HON md HOLLOW I.

I,bn 4. RatHn. Long Pine. y. q.
d, .ov- that has the hollow tal, 3
,..s.. tl1e hollow horn. bored n
.ra split the tail, yet she zoe %
4, be much better. She az T.
~. does not give amy mix oely
ana one of her horns runs ice
..,ii,-t,nre has run "A quart G. die
i...r..l You Will please tell m use
Farm and Question boN Wht rem-
or such disease ana VIVA
edy. .ass are
~. do not know what ollow
,bat YOU cali hollow nor Would
tail" If the horn IS dis r. We
saw il on. and n the
would cut the tail off.
prob
To II. NJ. c.. Bartow . called
able that the animal n, caused
uavicular Joint disease .fcult to
contraction. This dis personal
treat and requires Q If on, and
| attendance. Thae ofwill entirely
make hot bran pous and tying
| envelope the foot, uetlock joint.
| the mouth of il ars a day and
| Wet the poultice sfhis for two
change it once a roperly done.
weeks and see There the hoof
1 Then rub into theltment of
ioins the leg, ounce OF
| drams of cantlxs and give |
lard. Repeat I'm
long rest.
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Ruilding a Silo.

n"ch DT'sp space nor have we ,ya the neS defaiIed
option 1% "s'aiS of the of 10 so"Ioops Hoards
fman. fallns rt s,S Ts Tts1cs1or aSF Wo copy
Il It, boHN oI1 about Pa5 building and "'''''S '''
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Indigestion in Horse-Nut Grass.

\. J. a.. Fontcal y. C.-1. I have a mare
i've years old. She has "A ravcnouS appe-
lite. hut every time STA" is driven hard sue
has the collie or something like IL. II
takes her two or three hours Il get over
a. Her stomach is growing all the time.
She Is very easy TO Scour. What can / do
for her 10 make her right?
. What VIII destroy nut grass once II
has "a hold In a field or garden?
/. Your horse has form OF dyspepsia,
or Indigestion. You should be very care
ful in feeding and watering. and endeavor
to break up the habit of bolting her food.
.......I-....... t...i.
f.N smooth pebbles. as lalE' a. "
,,,,,t,l, iu th, manager. Always water her
lcrore feeding especially the gram i-iH"i',
mn first OF am give her a dose OF one ana
,,,,a-b,if uinte of raw unscod oil as "A
dreuch AFTER ID has operated have pre-
,ared. boil teacup of lnseed INTO
min with "a gallon or two OF water ai'u
,vhu,. hot pour il over a hail pail ol p'"n
and make "a mash Of IL. ana Wheh Vooi
,,,,t iu one OF the following powders. our
,,,,c.s co,,r,ras four ounces saltpeter'
,,,ilverize ana divide into twenty-iouf doses
ana ssiv. one powder i'm the bran mash
daily for several weeks, il necessary.
The. destruction OF nut grass Is con
siler-d "A knotty problem. II III 4 Sha'i
Garden and not too much Shfupbeiy III
the way il may bc e1ectually ueSlioS"u ~
J hoeing il up at least twice week. - ia
1s fitl Nt'N'f
! ip, ana seeding heavily. When ihr oats
r,. harvested next May (or juno turn
over The stubble Immediately and SOW ana
harrow in about one and half to two
! bushels of cowpeas. When the vines are il
| fnu bloom and "a few pods are grown mo"
| the vines for hay. Immediately turn uhuf'
| tbe stubble and SOW i'm rye or oats
80 ,,,r,, t,u3ar the I'VE in February ant
/ ,l,nt i'm cotton or tobacco. or some othe
,.rou that requires frequent cultivation
| throughout the greater part of the sum
,n.r Possibly you may find II preierahl
to let the rye cor oats ripen anu So'
acain I'm peas. This plan IS based on tn
/ id,a or shading The nut grass 10 deatl
ANA n has the merit OF costing nothint
because the crops grown win be proitahl
crops.
TO =. II. p. James. Ala.-We refer 70
=, .b. above. answer Go =. j. H.. und'
ib.. head indigestion I'm Horse
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Shredded Dry Corn and Silver Corn.

Charles ~. King, MurfreeshOro. Tenn
You viii find the matter of siloing green
corn versus cornstalks cured in the field,
discussed in the very book you have ac-
knowledsed. at pages l3l and 1875 Whether
would siio our corn while green. or
cure ii. and shred il. would be- determined
10y circumstances. If We wished quantity
of corn in the ear, we would cut the stalks
Al the proper time Ca little later than
fodder pulling tmc). cure in the shock
and then break the ears off ana shred the
stalks etc But We think there is more
profit in siloing Held of corn than in
shreddins II is rather new question:
however. and doubtless ii would be well to
experiment more on that line.
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Thon salmond, Budsevhle, Natad in
have mule colt that was tas.i ti,,es il
Ap.il. ne bag is still swclleni ~, y. When
Is aImt as large as a mans liS'; not
wal<int bout he looks as II ne ndu oidt
been Grated II is about one Nv.,i t,d
was ali, Ton months Old when c"9'
Ought II do anything for II .,hata I
"a, send analysis OF pho9P,t IN
have Ia usinp for several years, " - ,iI+o
not ohta as good results as VIZ ~. ,
by usinat Is it n high grade pIo5s -. ~
Water Guble phosphate aclu' ~ "a >
per cent,itrate soluable phosphate "S'G, ,ov
10 2 per.ent. acid soluable. 10 P0'
cent. Cohercial value. $l2 to so.
I. The oration was originally PEI. ~
without nper care, probably III ho' p.9I 80,
erlv cleatg the Instrument
Bathe the,arts several times DAY VIZ
cold water,ud after each hathlnS appS
lotion mad Of half ounce OF ace,l'e y
lead. two onces of tincture OF OPIUM an
one quart a. water It may he necessary : :
suspend the swollen parts. GIVE the col c
one drachmof saltpeter in a bran mas
three times day.
2 The auals sis indicates hlEii
of phosphate provided II reaches ~
higher figure u and 5, making - pt
cent available The Il to acid soiuple
Of no value you should not expect Roo
results from the constant use OF az
phosphate without the admiNture ol d"
other elements
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oh ouart can of BEANS |
- steaming, add three-duai - salt
49, - yyater and one teaspoohA1,, 1,,as tors
psnt oi .,'e lars in brown paper. OiasS '''
ore better than tihS'
Tanning Hides.
Lewis. Sessions, Ala .ho country
n; a.. in different sections OF w, In your
p@a pra frequently making lh'qiini.est and best
valuapie tpn cow or other hides 49, 49, n
W.; will please be so kihu ;ors - to write
short notice to all sgGm sEians. MIA Ma; they VIII
receive the information tneS stamp for re-
closing a two-cent postage
ply, W,u Mr. T. T. Lewis kindly .,p fuPh'Sh ''''
.,athad @ta %d: Of tanning for publication
,oaa Ridgeway, Ca have
w. >, ,aTe that has a disease ,,,oar-
H nei EoiieviI The disease hl1uiI, h1giI, ,.o, nlease
ance about ten days ago "'
give q remedy -, .rooted very prompt
re.'o a. becomes fstulous, as II Is - ~
~ as,It IN cure. When 1t IS ho' .4, oId
| - 1.-The il for half an hour VIZ ,.ion
| ter three times Il day ana "ppiS " ~
| saIIovs. One-half ounce Oh aco''
| as i,'y,',t,,ad In one quart of water. sat
| - niece of wooden rag wllh 'ii0
| -, and law IT over the swollen pi"Ve :"
90. each bathing until the heat Is ,',.,a
| rrban blister by rubbing in: Cah'h" -,
! two drams; lard, one ounce. hep'ls 20,
blister every two weeks. Nheh -" 'ol
forms the swellings should pe opene ,, =
i"i Ho 1 ,-itb warm water and soap i
the sore becomes fstulous probe into ln' ,l
| -. ,nd find their direction 1heH l',i
- str,n Of soft rag, dip it in terchloriu il
If antimony and press 1t down iilto me- ,a
tube Then draw It out ana put @ ~ w. le
ami lot il remain for three hours IhTa ~. =
a. lone for three days; then repeat He"'
each opening the same way.
r,oae harrington. Ala.-I have
d. -, ',tich has so-caled hooks. Ileas
give give me a remedy in next issue. tho,
t please describe the symptoms: as ln1, !,
! &c no such disease as hooks lue IN,
: famed condition of the haw' uSuai' So, CHM
/ .bool<s" is an attendant on both S,ilp M,
and snecidc ophthalmia. the latter oeil
I aleo called "moon blindness ana ~
o ai,r,ile The ordinary practice OF cu'Oi
. ont the "hooks" is barbarous'
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-07-27

/. wilson, Led LeGisi in avn Wheat this yea,
$5 &sS -hsa SS$S W asS az
Rssay N@Gy @ i 3 Of the ootSGsF onig spare 10 ian$
sow whce,,rrn in in wheat. VIM it be drawl;ne ;,.e
c}wi1yS" upon Il or the soil? Pleas, it,o6 E'fe 20
tbfx,,digp as rs others would be giau u
iKnoMso. -, ot least
Yonav sow the same land ..'aoo a, 'Va,1 yon
two lhree years IN wheat, prov I.,,;iad ~
foIlo,,ch time with peas. ana ,,t
also n fertilize both peas nhc ~
Landav be sown for an lhdelIn,' IA
riod wheat kept well h'""i ,i,,o
especi with a crop OF peas
follow the wheat.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-07-27

for corn. To each quart aaiaree'nuarters can @ Of a
before steaming. add ,ansnoonful of salt.
pint OF wv waie iers in brown paper. Glass jars
are better than TINS.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-07-27

no g. ~ p. James. Ala.-We refer No'
To- thc above answer TO = .. H. "''e
,b.. head Indigestion IN Horse"