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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
FARM CORRESPONDENCE.
To Prevent Disease.

]. L. r.. Albertvllle. Ala.-Every read
err of The Weekly Constitution should
plant a good supply of common sun
flower Cheliantbus anuuusl seed about
his house and yard. 1t Is a fact that
these plants grown < about the premises
will absorb malaria and consumptive
germs and thus prevent these diseases.
Try this and You win never regret 1t.
COMMENT. l.. II. does not give any
evidence to show that what he claims
is really "a fact" 1t has been confident
ly asserted that the eucalyptus tree
v ould absorb malaria and thus prevent
malarial diseases. but the claims seem
not TO have been sustained by actual
experience. The germs of consumption
do not float about prrmiscuously In the
air.
(Why not send tie recipe you have for
the several diseases named TO The Con-
stitution for publication. 1t would be
great deal cheaper and much more
convenient. 1 never publish notices Of
that kIpd.)
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

g:ssso-.-S, no 2%a.

the only testimonial inscribed on my tomb
stone. 1t would be a monument in itself,
and no marble or sculptor's chisel would
be needed. OF course, there are genuine
agricultural journals and there are sim
ply so-called agricultural journals. Some
are run with the honest and sincere pur-
pose to instruct and help the farmer and
TO build up tho moral Industries of the
country, and they are edited by men In
the several departments who are compe-
tent true and reliable. On the other
hand. there are journals. or papers,
am ashamed to admit it-whose sole APP
parent object is to make money There
are but few of these, however. But the
same is not true of books that treat of
agriculture. / do not now recall single
agricultural book whose author does not
give internal evidence OF his sincerity
and competency. although II be granted
that one object in view In writing 1t was
to make moEey.
In regard to the merits and value of
agricultural books and journals, II might
be truly said that If all the knowledge
of scientific and practical farming that IS
contained I'm them should be blotted' out
from the memory and knowledge Of man
kind we would know no more of farming
than the Eskhnos of Alaska or the In
dams of Terra del Fuego. This is equiv
alcnt to raging that all that Is really
known about farming, both semitic and
practical. is already in print.
l may be pardoned for saying that l
am frequently constrained to express my
establishment that a farmer who keeps
three or four or half dozen cows or
more does not own a book on cattle dis
eases. or feeding of cows or making of
butter. and that n farmer who has from
one or two TO ten or twenty mules and
horses hasn't a single book or Journal
that tells him anything about tho dis
eases, etc. of these valuable animals.
AS have occasionally done I'm the past
when requested-I will take pleasure in
aiding any farmer In his efforts to select
journals in general agriculture and also
special lines. such as cattle feeding,
dairying. general farming. bee culture.
fruit culture market and truck garden
ing. diseases of horses and mules, sheep
raising. etc. r. j. REDDING.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Knots on Left Hind Leg.

Horace NJ. Adams. StarrsVlle. Ca
Please tell me what Is the matter win
never been strained as l know OF. she Is
very frisky. and she seems 10 have three
knots on her left hind Knee, put -
d1n,t seem to lame her any. | rubbed
her leg with some red-cek bark anp
mullen and vinegar, toiled together, bu.
II didn't seem TO get any better.
Ansver-Your description IS not suffi-
cient to enable mo &c say what the knots
are. You say they are on the colts "lefl
hind knee" Do you mean the hook JOINT,
or The stife Joint? The latter is the joint
near the flank. and corresponds to me
knee Joint of the foreleg. / Presume you
mean the hook joint. II so. are the knots
I'M front, or on tho inside. or on the out
side? Are they right on the joint or more
or less below IL? These are all important
10 know in order TO diagnose and pre-
scribe A strong Eminent would probabiy
remove them. Also, are the knots hard
and immovaDle. or soft and easily NOV
able?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Smut in Corn Not Harmful.

W f. Brobston. Bovina, Miss-l plant
Ell considerable corn on river bottom after
"a during Juuc forcing me to plant ii in
corn late. Now the corn is IN roasting
ear but | notice that about one-haH OF
where the ear ought TO be: It is what we
can smut. but l never saw 50 much OF
IL. Now / wish to know II this growth
will give them blind staggers. ] Will be
glad if you can give me any informa-
ton about II.
Answer Carefully conducted expert
ments have conclusively shown that corn
smut Is not at all harmful TO STOCK eating
II. Very considerable quantities of the
smut were fed to cattle without any bad
results. but IL was found that the smut
actually contained some nutriment ana
was readily eaten. You should as lar as
,,oSsible cut off all smutted ears before
fhe smut gets ripe and haul ii off 10 the
woods or swamp, or burn It.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Eczema of Horse.

]. r. Dirt. Elko. :. CT. I have a
young mare four years old and she
has a breaking out on her, monthly, from
the glrth up to head, and II Is causing
her to rub her breast and shoulders ana
constantly gnaw her breast z. She has
also n lump on left hind leg Just IN
front on the FIST joint above hoot, X
feels just like it is fun of wind ana Is
not sore a hit. 8 Also have fine cow
that had the end of a tcat hit of by
hog Just before Caiving a year ago ana
Is row well. but il won't retain the
milk: il il dripping all the time. Can
YOU give me n remedy for morse ana
how to keep the teat from leaking the
milk Have tried a small rubber ban1,
but II inflamcs the tcat.
Answer-1. You will find remedy that
will lust suit the case Of the mare in last
weeks issue October 1sD under the
head Of Eczema Of Mule"
. Rub the lump once "A week with an
ointment made of one dram of biniodide
OF mercury and one and one-halt ounces
OF lard. Let her rest for several weeks
g. Perhaps your rubber Dahd was 100
narrow. Try one that IS onc-hdli men
or more wide Possibly a neat clamp
that would press the opposite sides or
the tpat together would accomplish the
object, and / suggest iu addition pug,
or tent, made of "a piece OF hard rubber,
saw two Inches long. with a slight round-
ed head at each end, To be inserted be-
fore applying the rubber band. such a
plug could be made of the back of an old
rubber comb. and it should be made Of
perfectly smooth and polished surface.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Protozoa, Warty Growths on Heads
of Fowls.

Mrs. william Slaughter. Madison. Ala.
NV chickens have a very peculiar affeC-
ton. ! would be glad if YOU can name
the disease and give q remedy. The eye
lids inflame and swell first and I'm a few
days they break out with something Ike
warts often grow SO large they close the
eve entirely. The eve don't seem weak at
all at first, but I'm few days begins TO run
water. bumps extend down on the bill
Fowls have good appetite and seem very
thirsty 1t Is a new disease TO me.
Answer-These warty excrescences are
probably what some authors call proto-
zoaand are more common on pigeons than
on any other fowls. They are very con-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Appler Oats--Corn.

c. J. Lee, West Sterling Ala. VIII
you please tell me something Of the APP
pier oats: are they an early oat and
where did they originate?
.. What variety of corn would you ad-
wise any one to plant to get best yield,
If planted in last of February?
Answer. The Appler oat is MT what
is called an early" nor is a late" oat.
ont j, is tho result oF careful selection
from the original Texas rustproof oat.
made by n Mr.. Appler of Harris county,
Georgia, about twenty years ago.
.. Ii Is hard to say. / am planting
Cookies prolific more than any other.
Read the bulletins
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Eczema Of Pigs.

II. j. p, Fry Va~-My pigs that are
three or four months old have knots on
them about as large as a pea. mostly
about their necks. Would like to know
the cause and remedy.
Answer-It is called eczema. caused by
some Impurities in the system, or in the
skin. Give each pig a dose OF from one
to two ounces of EPSON salts Follow
this with two 10 four teaspoousful of sui
nhur once a day for a week. Battle the
affected parts three times day with
lotion of half ounce each OF acetate of
lead and sulphate of zinc dissolved in one
quart Of water
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Fertilizers for Cabbage and Onions.

T. III. Busbee. I.oio, s. CT am going
into truck farming on land thas VIII
raise / 800 pounds Of seed cotton per acre.
How much fertilizer should ! use per acre
for cabbage, and what Is the best kind:
How much for onions per acreE Please
give al much information as you can on
trucking and please give me the name or
some paper treating on truck farming
that is printed I'm the south. Best wishes
for The Constitution.
Answ or-It is generally stated that 1t Is
hardly possible to make land too rich for
either cabbage or onions. But that is
rather an exaggerated statement. II Is
true that It is not at all likely that any
one will apply too much manure for these
crops Nothing Is better for each or
these vegetables than an abundance OF
good, well-rotted stable manure and fifty
two-horse wagon loads would not be too
much for an acre of land that would
make a bale of cotton and would even
then supplement to the amount OF 1,VO
pounds of the following formula:
Acid phosphate, 1000 pounds
Kainit, LOCO pounds.
Cotton meal, 200 pounds.
If stable manure be not available
would apply 1000 TO $500 pounds OF the
foreAoing formula.
l advise you to send Sis to Professor
p H Rolf. Clemson College, South Caro-
lima for a copy of his Vegetable Grow
Ing in the South for Northern Markets
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Grasses. Etc.

OF S. Turner. Ware. Ala see n great
deal about red clover and crimson clover
and hairy vetch. As subscribe. l would
like to know where ! can get the seed2 |
have the same nature of land rs MI.
Bowen. Of Arkansas Would like TO try
grapes, as | am going to quit the all-cot-
ton plan. | would like to know where
can get Angora goats. | think l VIII
start on goats first, as there are SO many
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Back Quarter of Yearling Calves.

J. H. David. Bennettsville. s. C.-Please
give me a remedy for sore throat I'm yearl-
ings. | have lost two and have another
sick They are first attacked with swelling
under their jaws and eat very little and
seem to be thirsty and lose the use. of
their hind legs. get down and in few
DAYS die. Please reply In next Constitu-
ton and obligc.
Answer-The disease seems to be black
quarter. Stroke the swelling with the
hand and If 1t gives forth a peculiar
cracking sound you may be sure 1t Is
back quarter. There IS no cure for II.
1t seems that the disease is more or less
restricted 10 certain localities. II Is not
catching" from one animal to another,
but the ground itself seems to be the
source of infection.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Varicose Veins.

#. L. H. Lindsay Ala, has not vet
found out that our rules require that all
letters should he signed with the name of
the inquirer. (See Rule No. al head of
this Department. The Jumps" on the
veins of the udder of your COW are prob
ablv what are called Varicose veins. 1t
is not probable that they will Go any
harm.
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Ga IS ~ g II EA.
r.ns Tbs Kind f35 Has ifssw fgagz
Il CEz%ZZ ZZze<%lE
MATTHEW'S GIVEN FIVE YEARS.
Two Remaining Indictments are Yet
TO Be Tried.


Savannah. Ca. October 4-(Spocial4-
" c. Matthews. ex-manager O. Murphy
* Co. was sentenced by Judge Ea lss.at
today TO q term OF five years in the ~
tcuJiary fer larceny after trust. ina
prisoner took the sentenea quite nauca----
lentlv. and had nothing 10 ssy- Iaa Two
remaining Indictments Hsa-ns hful srll
be tried next month Matthews. amer e#tf.s
sentenced. was taken back To the sheriff 8
office ana was later committee to l- ID
avail trial on the remaining charges
against him.
Ills attorneys. George T. and J. Fer-is
Cam, viii move for a new trial ot tho
case. as they believe they have sufficient
grounds 10 secure one. Matthews W4a in
Gicted for larceny after trust OF several
thousand dollars from Murphy & Co.
sponsibie position for the firm. HIS
method Of obtaining the money and MS
subsequent flight and capture in Alaska
are matters which the public is familiar
with
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
CAT ARRgEE

Catarrh has become such q common
disease that a person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint Is seldom met
with. It's customary TO speak OF Catarrh
e. nothing more serious than bad cold,
a simple Inflammation of the nose and
throat. 1t is, in fact, a complicated and
very dangerous disease; If not at hrst, 1t
very soon becomes so.
The blood is quickly contaminated by
the foul secretions, and the poison
through the general circulation is carried
20 all parts Of the system.
SSalves, washes and sprays are unsatis.
factory and Disappointing, because they
do not reach the seat of the trouble. ).
S. s. docs. II cleanses the blood of the
poison and eliminates from the system all
catarrhal sccretions, and thus cures thor.
ougllly and permanently the worst cases
Mr.. r II. MeAllister. Of Harrodsburg. Ky.
Having hr~u n terrible sufferer iron
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

tagious. Clean out the premises thor
oughly and use plenty of whitewash
made up with water containing per
cent of carbolic acid; cut off with knife,
or burn down with hot Iron, the warty
growths or apply tincture of iodine or
Spirlts of turnentine eXerY second day.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
COTTON Seed from "New Ground"

Bob Allen, Calera, Ala.-Do you think it
advisable to plant cotton seed from first
years new ground. II is the largest boil
ed cotton / have and ana IS opening as
oblge.
Answer: see no reason why seed from
new ground cotton should not be used
for planting.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

South Manchester. I. T, October "A
receiver has been appointed for the Mex
lean Gulf Coal and Transportation Com
pany' operating extensive Goa mines and
coke ovens at Anderson and Howe. J. T.
The company sells almost the entire pro-
duct Of the coke plants il Mexico.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

A constitutional disease like catarrh re-
GUfres a constitutional remedy Ike Hoods
Sarsaparilla- II has cured cstarrh In
every form ny thoroughly purifying the
blood and healing the diseased tissues.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

N~FaAC~ Gt3NAnB hI1h
CEtarrh, and being now
SQUAD and well, the ques-
ton often pat to me Is,
'what cured youa' In an
swer ] feel it my duty to
state that Swift's Specific
IS the medicine l am
such a true believer in the
efficacy If Swift's Specific
that / can honestly and
conscieu;iously reco m
n1eniit to any orc su.fer-
ing from CatarTh. lave
recommended il TO many,
and am happy u say that
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
an IMPOSSIBLE Formula.

C. r Bradt, Conway. S. C.-Kindlv adj
wise. either through Farm and Farmers
department IL you think ii of interest to
your readers otherwise by letter. if n
homemade fertilizer that analyses as fol-
lows
Ammonia. per cent.
Potash, Is per cent
SaltDeter. :. per cent
Magnesia. 20 per cent.
Sulphate of lime. Is per cent.
Phosphoric, 100 per cent.
Can be- used for corn. cotton and vege-
tables on land that was planted in cow
peas during the past season.
This ANALYSIS is for one ton. Can change
this without extra expense By adding a
few bushels of unlcached oak ashes. IhlS
fertilizer to he applied at the rate of 40
to 500 pounds in hills and drills or to0
pounds broadcast to the acre.
Answer-Such a formula IS what may be
called an impossible one. You have
probably misread 1t. "Percentum' means
by the hundred. or IN a hundred. 1t Is
manlfestly impossible to mix three pounds
of ammonia, tweuty-eight pounds OF
potash. twenty-five pounds of saltpeter.
twenty pounds of magnesia. fifteen
pounds of sulphate of lime and 100 pounds
Of phosphoric acid-in all ISIS pOunds-s0
as to make 100 pounds. And yet that IS
what your formula says.
Moreover you cannot afford TO buy salt
peter nitrate of potash) for use as fer
tilizer. Again magnesia Is no good as an
ingredient Of fertilizer; ditto, sulphale
of lime. You have got things Aadiy mix
ed in SOME way and cannot unmiX them
unless YOU win send me the printed for
mula. | presume it IS 81 quack Formula
of some vender. and II you VIII give me
the printed thing itself and the name OF
the person selling the recipe / Will take
pleasure I'm giving him some free adver-
Using. Please send 1t and refer to TINS
reply.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Pecans. DISTANCE Apart-Shredders.

S T. Boyette. Pelot, Fla notice an
article in The Constitution some two
weeks ago in regard to the cultivation
OF the pecan. but the writer of the arti-
Gle failed to state the proper distance to
set them. VIII YOU please tell me through
this department the right distance 10
put them out?
What is the best machine for cutting up
cornstaIks cocklebur weeds and velvet
bean vines so they can be plowed M
What is the best five hoed cuitlVator
for plowing growing crops2
Answer-d) See article in isesue OF sep
TENDER oath about pecan culture.
(9 / do not know which Is the pest
machine for cutting up CornstalEs, cookie
burs and velvet bean vines so that tiley
may be plowed in. Up-to-date Farmers
cut and shock their corn and shred the
stalks. Cockleburs can be turned unoer
vim any good two-horse piow VITA q
heavy weed chain or hook attachtd,
eunp0ee a two-horse plow with a reN9lV--
Ing wheel Golfer would answer Tor NelVee
Is Not having tried all Of them l can
not say / use the Planet, u, hoI9c ho0
and cultivator with satisfaction.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Burr Glover.

Mrs. s. C. Ivey. Thomson, Cal send
YOU some clover seed called the burr clo-
yer II was sent to me by a lady cor
rospondent of The Constitution, recon-
mending il as valuable. have showed Il
to several who say it is worthless and viii
he n pest If it gets started. no stock
will eat IT, Write me about it, when to
plant and how and is II any good. | am
anxious to know. ObliSe me by giving
me all the information you can.
Answer-Yes, it is burr clover seed.
otherwise called spotted medick." The
scientific name Of it is medicago macula-
Ia. Burr clover is grown to some extent
and is highly esteemed by many who
have tried it. Stock do not relish 1T at
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

first, but soon become accustomed to II.
and learn to Ike 1t. II IS quite nutritious
and is also a soil imprOVcr. The seeds
may be sown on a bermuda sod In June,
July or August and they will come up IN
the late. fall and grow more or less all
winter, blooming in April, maturing seed
and dying the seed coming up again the
next fall. II is not at all d pest as IL Is
an annual and easily destroyed. The
principal objection to 1t IS the difficulty
of getting 1t wen started. II the seed
are sown now they should be narrowed
lightly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
FIJI Ruby Jeweled Elgin Watches

have genuine ruby benrlngs-their other
points OF superiority can be told by any
leweler-ask him about the Elgin.
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Fertilizing Strawberries.

j. A. Weems. Union Springs, ga. ~
stra v-herrv patch - IN rows ISet 49,
stools from % 10 feet In row. / WISH -
fertilize this winter. -+,rlo
/ Which is hest, cotton seed or stan SIAM
manure broadcast or IN siding iurtoM
III also wish to apply potash IA .'9-i ,r
form which is best. KANT or muIldtS y.
notaeh? How much per acre, ana "he"
applied? -, ,,,, n
Thoroughly rotted stable manure as "
fertilizer for strawberry plants. wou'"
broadcast it and apply from - to ITO two two
horse wagon loads to the acre, according
10 the fnfertility of the soil.
.. If you apply 80 TO 100 tons OF mrs.
rate stable manure 20 the acre you VIII
not perhaps. need TO apply very he<l'y
dressing of potash in any fern. but
would not apply potash alone. You lids
apply 100 to 20 pounds OF muriate aboU-
November 1st. and in February 90 10 a1'
pounds Of acid phosphate and go p2u mo.
Of cotton meal. Top dress N Narch 3iiL.
April with 100 pounds nitrate or SODA eactl
time The above would not tie too mucA
even when fifty wagon loads of manure
have been applied.
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Notice TO InQulr6rS.

l. Writ. plainly and TO the point. gfvfnE oniy
a,ss..san- 10 which answers are desired
tSnf.pa tuon.rles strictly b matters oon-
c-Tn.ng the farm.
O. Never ask for answers Dy mall.
nor the pr'ce.
Hyou do ne wish your name puonsneu'
saw 90. and initials only will be printed
a Carefully nie this page for future refer
enc. and before writing examine your
fle 70 see n 10 has not been already AM
swered.
r,oos ahead and send I'm your inquiries
~aaIy. DO not expect us % answer IN
rext paper" The editor must hand IN
his copy . week before the paper u pup
lshed.
n Address all INQUIRIES ana communications
Tor this department
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