11. J. BEDDING.
FARM AND yUESIION BOX.
Various Subjects on W hich the Farmers
Ask Information.
To J. B. McD., "Waresboro, Ga.—The
case of your horse is beyond our diagnostic
skill.
To R. A. 8., Butler, Ga.—We have no
practical experience in celery culture. Send
to Vaughn A Co., Chicago, for a copy of
their manual of celery culture.
W. W. S„ Mayfield, Ga., sends a dipping
from the issue of The Constitution of Sep
tember 1, ISSS, about the “nut grass worm,”
and asks “What about it’.'” We remember
lh< interest excited at the time, and while
our r< collection is not true as to details,
it was soon found to be nothing but -a
“fake.”
S. If. 8., Caledonia, Tex.—We should say
that “Jack” was an epileptic, although ep
ilepsy is not a common disease of swine.
