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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
Colic-Foxhounds.

W c. Brock Slate. Ala. have a
fine young horse six years OLD that y
subject to the collie during the spring
season. VIII you please give me n pre-
ventive or remedy TO cure him through
the Farm and Farmers department
. Also where can / get the imported
CT thoroughbred fOXhOunds OF the best
strain?
Answer. You 90 not state what kind
Of cole. your horse has. whether spas
modic (Cramp) or fatulent. II is proba-
bile that Il IS caused by Indigestion and
that the Indigestion results from too
rapid eating or drinking of cold water
green food IN TOO large a quantity, bad
teeth. or crib-biting. You can do moth
ing 20 prevent an attack except TO exer-
else constant care IN avoiding any Of the
causes above named. When a horse act
ually has an attack the treatment will
vary somewhat according To the kind
of collie but it IS I'm order In either case
To give one ounce of choral hydrate in
half pint Of water. Describe the symp-
toms more particularly. In Cramp, or
SpasmOdic collie there is no swelling or
tightness of the abdomen. and il comes
on in short spells during which the ami
nal rolls ana tumbies. with short inter
missions of ease. IL flatulent collie there
are no intermissions and this form 5
most dangerous.
: ] do not know. Maybe some reader
who knows Will drop You postal.
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Mule Cut by Hog.

Mrs \. 4. Mason. Michigan City, Mich
Poultice the wound with linseed poultice.
changing twice a day for two or three
days Then apply a little butter of
anthony tdrug store) every three days
until the proud flesh is destroyed. Then
apply u salVe composed of one ounce of
oxide of zinc and two ounces of lard.
Rub on a little once a day and keep a
thin cloth bandaged around it TO keep
il clean.
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Fertilizing for Corn and Cotton, Etc.

j. w. w. Carmel. Gal. on ren,ed
land that will make 200 to $40 pounus OF
seed cotton per acre with an appllcsatloii
of one sack of guano with rows 3l2 ieeI
wide how much guano to the acre ana
how wide should the rows be for cotton
and corn on the same grade of land?
. How much cotton meal and nuns
are required to feed a milk COW per
month?
3. At what age should a gilt be bred
a viii 3 acres of well sodded bermuda
grass on good land keep head of COWS
and or 4 ShoatS?
5. NV garden is full of bermuda grass.
Some one told me to turn IL up with
one-horse turner. and so ] did. Please
give further directions. as | am anxious
to get rid of il.
Answer-1 See the frequently repeated
formulas for mixing fertilizers for corn
and cotton. They appear In nearly every
issue Of .he paper. Guano is a very In
definite terms and | cannot say how to
add to It unless | know the analysis. For
corn. mix 100 pounds of acid phosphate.
125 pounds of cotton meal or more II
YOU like. per acre. but / would not apply
more than $50 pounds of acid and M
pounds of cotton meal. \ little muriate
Of potash might add to Its effectiveness,
especially on old sandy soil. An average
guano would be improved for corn by
adding to 200 pounds of guano about lvo
pounds of cotton meal. Make the rows
4 feet by (. For cotton. mix 200 pounds
of acid phosphate. 40 pounds Of cotton
meal and 10 pounds of muriate of potash
or you may increase the amounts 10 SUI.
2lO and -. without danger and with good
profit Have the rows 80 feet apart ana
leave a stalk every Il or IA inches
2. From 80 to 10 pounds or cott0h
meal and from coo to 200 pounds OF nuns
would feed Il cow month. 1t would vary
according to the size OF the COW.
3 \ gilt should be served at ABOUT
months of age. so as TO farrow at ABOUT
l. months.
T. Three acres of good bermuda 500
should Feep cows and or ShoatS Win
the heap of q little grain (bran and cotton
mead and hay. a COW never does ner
best on pasture alone. however good the
pasture.
). See Symposium" on bermuda grass
In the weekly of 9TH instant. 1t IL hardly
worth while TO try to Kill bermuda grass
except in very dry, hot weather luEh
over shallow. harrow SO as TO cut the
sod fine Repea the narrowing during
dry time. 1t is rather difficult 70 get en-
tirely rid of IL in "A rich garden.
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Dyspepsia Depraved Appetite.

j. l.. w. Lisbon. Fla.-Can you tell me
what to do for a mare eight years on
and with foalT She eats hearty. but her
hair looks bad: hangs her head and looks
sleepy and eats dung Am very anxious
to stop the last named trouble.
Answer-See reply To y a. West IN
der head OF Horse Eating Dirt, IN 'ho
weekly OF February 5th. Be sure she Is
M
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Boston Land Pasture Grass.

n l.. Patterson. j. Arbonne. La have
piece Of bottom land l wish to put In
pasture. The land is above overflow and
somewhat shaded by oaks that | do not
want to cut. Please tell me what kind
Of grass TO plant it IS and when "a the
best time to plant II.
VIII some one tell me about teosinte !:
how to cultivate It. and If II IS good feed !
Answer-Sow one bushel red top. one
and a half bushels Of orchard and half
a bushel each Of fall oat and italian rye
grass per acre. The best time to sow
nearly all grass seeds IS September and
October. but you may succeed very well
by sowing the land you describe In Feb
ruary-the sooner the better.
Teosinte IS very rank growing annual
grass. 1t IS very closely allied to Indian
corn. branches. or tillers. very profusely
and throws up many stout stems to the
height of SIX to ten feet, looking very
much like corn. II makes an excellent
green soiling crop and is an enormous
fielder Can be cut two or three times.
one serious drawback Is that the average
season south IS not long enough for II 20
mature seeds and you would have to buy
seeds every year, unless you are in eN-
IRENE southern Louisiana. Plant two or
three grains in a place every TWO rect
in rows three to four wide ana cultivate
a.. ,-ou would cattail millet. The grains
.re about the size of grains OF popcorn.
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Early Selling Crop.

e N. Kennesaw. Ca want TO SOW
some forage for early use. How would
a mixture Of common cOrn cOWpeas,
German millct and sorghum 90. / want
10 sow il on 4 piece OF new ground L
have Just cleared which Is very rich IN
washugs from horse lot and quite
stumpy. Would you recommend cover
ing with harrow or would IL cover il
too deep 20 piOw IL I'm with small snort
scooter pi0ws. At what stage OF growth
is il proper 20 feed sorghum cane TO
hogs At what stage of maturity, ~
any. Is q injurious 20 feed hogs or cattle
sorghum cane;
Answer-A piece OF new ground IS
not an ideal place TO grow an early soil
ing crop of any kind. You could not
get a very early cutting from German
millet or sorghum or cowpeas. For
early use corn sown pretty thickly would
be better than either OF the above. Why
not sow n portion OF il heavily In oats,
using three or four bushels of seed per
acre. This crop could be sown at once.
Another good crop is pearl miilet which
grows with extraordinary rapidly. al
though II cannot be safely sOwn before
about cotton planting time. If you VIII
SOW the seeds of Georgia coilardS at once,
and set the plants twhen large ehouRD
in three foot rows. twelve inches apart,
they will produce n very large yield OF
very nutritious food for hogs. chickens,
cattle and folks. Canada peas very
like our garden peas) may also be sOWn
now as they are able to resist the severe
frost. and will grow like our garden peas,
and produce an early ana heavy crop.
Apply to scotsman for any OF the seeds
of plants recommended. Cover with hoe
or rake if YOU are afraid of covering too
deep Feed sorghum at any stage TO
cattle and mules: when IL shows the
heads commence ,SeGIs 20 " yitb =, he
Iirst day or two, especially Wheh wet
with dey or ram
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TOP DRESSING SMALL GRAIN.

The question has often been asked II
ordinary guano. or acid phosphate. or
cotton-seed meal. may be profitably APP
piled to crops of wheat and oats during
the months of January. February and
March. In most cases Il is probable that
the questioner failed from some cause 10
applv these fertilizers at the time or
sowing the grain. | have not been able,
from experience. 10 give definite reply,
because have never sown "A crop of small
grain IN the fall and failed 20 feriilize IL
al the time There can be no doubt shat
II the fertilizer proper for net crop be APP
piled now, he effect would be bene-
iicial. but possibly not profitable. But
there IS no room TO doubt the effective
ness Of an application OF nitrate OF soda
~ late even as early IN spring. But II
should not Toe deferred later than the
middle OF March. Wheat and oats are
particularly responsive 10 applications
OF nitrogen, even more 50 than corn.
and that l. the reason why cotton seed
has been appreciated so highly a. a fer
tilizer for these crops FOR generations
mast. as Il Is now well known that the
chief fertilizing element IN cotton seed
IS nitrogen. When the hulls are removed
and the ola expressed from the seed the
remaining OF resulting meal contains
nearly three times as much nitrogen as
did the whole seed. and therefore meal
j. an excellent fertilizer Cor small grain.
But il should be applied-at least In large
part-at the time OF sowing the grain. II
applied on the surface at this season II IS
liable, 70 be fiOated OF by a heavy shower.
IL the grain was sown IN drills have no
doubt I. mixture of acid phosphate. mu-
riate OF potash ana cotton meal. or either
one separately. might be made fair ef-
fective by distributing the same IN drills
between the rows Of small grain and COW
cred IN as we'll as possible. The necessi-
~ Tor covering refers especially 10 the
cotton meal which IN its form as meal,
= practically insoluble. and must 10
covered In sufficiently To cause 81 10 de
compose and thus enter into new and roll
uhln form.
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Hoo Cholera Remedy.

W. II. Plumb. Augusta. Cal notice
hogs are dying in some sections of the
state with cholera. Advise them to give
lime water (none other to drink. If wa
ter is too strong 1t will yomit them,
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Upland Rice Culture.

Foster d Gibbons, Wetumpka. Ala.
We have Il tract of river bottom land very
rich. 1t is subject to overflow we are
going to plant upland rice this year on
II. WIN overflow destroy the rice before
ii seeds or heads?
.. How many bushels In the rough
about. would such land produce In caro-
ma upland rice and what do you thlhh
fair estimate of the comparative pro
duction of Carolina upland rice and the
Japan rice per acre?
). Do you consider rice In the rough
marketable crop away from nlllE
T. can rough rice be run through an
ordinary grist mill to hull or clean IL by
raising the stone? IN word, can roush
rice be cleaned on farm by any known
machine of cheap cost?
Answer. 1t would depend on how
long the flood continued on tho rico and
the depth II covers H. Rice will stand
an overflow when headed out nearly up
to the heads. but it Will not survive flood
that covers the rice entirely. Moreover.
a flowing flood would be very likely to
lay the rice down and ruin II.
?. Probably 30 TO 60 bushels OF rough
rice per acre.
3. Not unless YOU make a large crop OF
II and arrange with a rice mill to clean
II. There IS no difficulty in selling the
rough rice TO the rice mills on the coast.
4. There have been several machines
made for cleaning upland rice. but they
seem not to have come into general use.
An ordinary grst mill stone would not
answer
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Stocking OF Swollen Leg.

TT. c. r., Kearse. s CT have a fine
bay horse about eight years old. and he
has swelling in his left hind leg that
takes him once I'm two months generally.
swelling very large and going down and
leaving il swollen little around the
ankle ! want TO know through your coll
umns if you can give me a remedy for
this, and please do SO.
Answer-It IS probably a case OF stock
ing" In which the leg is apt To swell up
at night. or when standing idle in the
stable. sometimes TO an enormous size.
and the swelling subsidies when put to
work If this IS the case the treitment
is as follows: Pulverize and mix one ana
0ne-half OUNCES of pure copperas and
two mces of saItpeter. Divide into
twelve powders and put one powder every
night and morning in his feed. Give gen
tie exercise TO reduce the swelling and
when coming in from eNerci or work
bandage the affected leg tightly and
smoothly. using a flannel b8ndage IN
winter and cotton in summer. Remove
the bandages when going out 10 work and
give the legs n good hard rubbing. Stand
ing idle I'm the stall is often a cause of
the swelling, but il lis sometimes due To
a weak. wateTy, Impoverished condition
Of the blood. ii IS also sometimes due 10
some disease OF the foot which should be
renewed
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For Garden Vegetables.

Nitrate OF soda IS an excellent intercui-
tural application for tomatoes, onions,
beets. melons. squashes. caboages ana
less so for beans. peas and other leg
umes. Apply from one-half to one tea
spoonful around each plant. or scatter
all along the rows or beds OF onions and
beets. and repeat in two or three weeks.
IL IL also excellent for Irish potatoes,
applying fifty pounds per acre when the
plants have just come up. by simply
strewing II along on the surface among
the plants just before working the lat
ter. and fifty pounds when six or eight
inches high.
Nitrate OF soda is also a clean. conven-
lent and first-rate stimulant to pot plants
OF all kinds. Dissolve about one table
spoonful I'm a two-gallon watering pot and
sprinkle around. but not on the plants.
IL IS a clean. white odorless salt. re-
sembling common salt. and can be han
died WITHOUT tho least danger TO the skin
or clOthing-the very thing for the ladies.
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"just before a rain" The most conven-
lent time is following good rain, or
whenever the surface of the ground Is
moist, but the foliage OF the plants Is
dry
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Notice TO InQulr6rS.

, V,s,r MAINLY and 90 the point, giving only
ouestion. 10 which answers srs desired
n 1eufine Inquiries strictly % matters oon-
corning the farm
\ Never ask for answers by mail.
4 Never ask where an article can b had.
nor the price. ..
g. AIssay. give your full name and address.
Ifyou do noe wish your name puoIsnso'
sav 40. and initials only viii be printed
q Carefully file this page for future refer
encr and before writing examine your
nle 10 sec ~ Il hes not been already an
s~ered.
esaly. DO not expect us 60 answer In
p.xt paper" The editor muet hand IN
his copy Q week before the paper II pub
q Address all inouiries ana commu nications
for thi. Department.
THE CONSTITUTION.
IF and Y. Departmen)
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Lice on Neutrality-suspicious. Grass

r.. IT, McNeely, Mooresvlle. y. Cone
tablespoonful OF * oil twice Il week TO
each shoat in slop for three or four
weeks ana I had no more lice. ! also had
twenty turkeys. size from half-grown
chick to litle Ia ger. Half of them died.
, found from lice. ! give them Is oil
in heir Feed once Of twice a week. After
first dose only one died and il was droopy
at he time. You need not fear them eat
Ing too much. They don't like II. but VIII
eat IT, Try it ana report. DO you know
anything OF l.. l.. Mays & cos bronze
grass?
Comment and answcr-k erOsense oil Is
known as a standard remedy for lice,
neas and other parasites when applied to
the bodies Of infected animals. Probably
n is the oil thar gets on the animals
when it is given them in Stops that does
the work. e the effect IS due 70 the oil
taken into the stomach it should be made
known generally since IL certainly may
De more conveniently administered in that
way.
ito not know anything about Il. J..
Nfly X CO'S' bronze grass. There are
several species Of bromo grasses, among
them bromus unioIoidcs (rescue grass.
bromus iucrmis (aWuless bronze grass,
short-aWuod bronze grass and others.
Cheat. or chess. is q species OF bromus'
Gr bronze grass.
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Sweeney of the Shoulders.

Thomas Leigh. Cyclone, TEX nave
, mule that has sweeney What Will cure
her? I send stamps for a reply.
Answer-As l have not published rem
edv for sweeney in several weeks / COM
plv as follows: If there IL a swelling
and soreness apply times day lotion
made hv dissolving y once of acetate OF
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Ernest Gibson. Adlai. Cain order to
obtain best results from crops OF corn
IS preferable for breaking the land. two
horse pillow or small one. known as three
inch twistcrs2'
Answer-If the breaking be delayed un-
IN spring and the land Is clean. l would
prefer breaking with a long scooter, pro-
vidcd the pillow be made to go equally
deep. / never use "twister" when 1 can
use q tWO-hOrSe plow.
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Where and at What Price.

Most large dealers in fertilizers will
sell nitrate of soda, but some of them
Will not. Seedsmen generally keep a lit
tie on hand for use on flowers.
Unfortunately, the Anglo-Boer war has
had the effect to advance the price OF
nitrate OF soda Usually ~ can be had
by the several tons at siJ To SIG per ton
IL is probably somewhat higher now. IL
was worth February l, 1900 1871 per
ton by the carload. in New York.
l will endeavor to give necessary infor-
nation In regard TO sellers and prices 70
anyone addressing enclosing postpaid
return envelope) T. and +. Department,
Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Ga.
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lead in one quart of water, until the
swelling is reduced and soreness relieved
Then rub in once every two weeks an
ointment made by mixing drains o,
cantharides and l ounce of Vasehne anu
give complete rest until cured. which
NAV require two or three months IL IL
is bad case. (See rule 80 1t Is not the
matter of postage that calls for the rule'
but the time consumed In writing prl-
waite letter for the benefit of only one
MANI
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DOTASH gives color.
Il Ravo> and tf,msness to
all fruits. No good fruit
can be raised without
Potash.
Fertilizers containing atleast
s to 1917 of Potash will give
best results on all fruits. Write
for our pamphlets, which ought
to be in every farmers library.
They are sent free.
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
Sc Nassau ST.. Mes Ysss.
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Rules fOr Top Dressing with Nitrate.

Nitrate should not be applied. as a rule.
while the crop 10 be benefited IS NOT in
a growing condition. except very small
quantity Immediately with tho seed. IN
order 10 Insure a vigorous termination
and 10 give the plants good start. on
an ordinary field crop not more than 100
pounds 20 the acre should be applied 1T
any one time. II desired 10 use 100
pounds q would generally De better TO
make two applications of nifty pounds
each IL IS not necessary To wait until
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Peanuts-Blind Teeth.

J. \. Perdue. Farmersvile. Ala. At
what time should the oldfashioned pea
nuts be planted?
. Is IL best TO shell or plant In hull3s
. | have twO-year-Old colt In good
condition which seems to be all right in
every way with the exception OF two
small humps situated Just beneath the
eNS. / have been told that same Is
caused by what is commonly called
blind teeth"
Answer. A good time to plant pea
nLts is about tho time you would plant
early cotton.
.. Never plant the entire pod. Break
the pod IN two. soak IN water overnight.
and drop two I'm place. You may ehell
them if you prefer. but the pink skin
that covers the pea must not be broken.
/ prefer breaking he pods.
.. Some young horses cut n supernu-
mary small tooth on either side Of the
upper jaw (usualivD. just IN front of the
mOlars. They do no harm except Occa-
Sionally to cut the lips and causing a
little irritation. They have no connection
TN any way with the eyes, and never
cause blindness. You do not sufficiently
describe the Jumps" so that can know
whether they are bony tumors or cystic
tumOrs. II they can be moved about in
Ject a little dilute tinCture of Iodine into
each with 4 hypOdermiC syringe.
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