The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-08

Leosg summer eogE>s of - ~
40 end To-day, We hzA<1Ao1
chapter Of modem scssaea-(1o
Oh animal and vesssshlo e.
feiefence 10 the stmnnnn i
Llebis, this theme, al1oS
60 win al The intoron6 q
how heai<hful IN tsz<h ~
according 10 which. each
- minister 10 me wznfS -
nc the air upon which IL de(
and IN tnrn deriving lis own IA
lnis aet OF benehcsnee. TIA,
origin OF The nitrogen Of oIsuln
main points in has lecture. Lirb11
nus SUBJECT are known 10 yolr rsN1e
m VIOLA on Agricultural Cherlistry
MA VI zoe sifnOs Phefe - principal sOu -
esstefminaiion OF lis amount recently =
sous, msJ De interesting in his
uon. ne found about l-3 OOO.uD esrse,..
assihonia m ihe air Of the day IA 90 an !, =;
al. no" saeh ANAL Quantities are ssl,r,1 49,
/ nus appear mysterious 10 tnOse un.eo-@
Sln NE method Of efectlnz a. The me-
n",,', seiy simple 10 gvs an de-
mauef' we Viii suppose q kogsk "a - =
| sa'efi supplied with a eoek bsiou -
ne ~ me mead above. On tuning the
| ~e'ei runs Out, and a cores 0Oncax VI
Az eoines IN above and lakes lie oIse,
| sa'et that has escaped Il measured xe
o' 'sefy quart Of n We hays a qasft of
nosshesc. Thus IL is perfectly essy AZ
| ,aen' 70 knoS how much aiI has come 10
NE opening above. " ue viii saoDos<
nossheae iull again, an a.s opening Us n
IoCSeN nileo Win si.s-a1ee hal hss sues
IOI Ammonia That Il aos0rbs and retains H.
MAJ approaches H. The cOek l. TUNED 1910
"e let, cay hundred gallons az ,ssfs- . =, Il
Aud sloP Il on One huntIed gallons II AZ /.
consequently come IN through The NIB s.,v- -
| IeI al the ammonia behind We have he au,u,s-1
sapP1ss rs IS nal s ssh 70 do, @ roy L = Fs.A
p Sa 09H1aih hall giaIG OF ammonia
~ Llsois = al present engage IN f..srr;ts,
} -; It sai sify- Many " The cbenr.i--;sX
Xi,h ;1'Hes,;.llhAss been Consequently engass1
~.un h'eslgaiions IN this depa-iment
Steh rewarded with most interesting rs.rI,s. -
4 aSr' as ne Jesuit OF 40 ilyestixsfiop .b.rst
Ilee ainohs u, We lad hat he eouoo.if;S.<
. - &c inorganic pant u The blsod, Of NM ~
2 y. me aqueous e1iIact trum meat are 800 -
kingy similar The result E-s nj - s, -.
: theOIeueal sfC uncs, but IL vas inisrrst,ns hi :,
q - Such iaets are rot alone inseIestius-tssv
o. important sPPlieaiion. AaOlher iBSestir,, y
!, no1 however very recent, proves hat ne 80
- II
II ana mai IN very short period BY change 81 -
DO not refer 10 q mere vsistioa OF The p1oDor,,o~
OF Us constituents, but u suci variation =. -
z pies material change OF character. ss sor hi.
san e, The rePlscsnisni Of iss ins ptosDb.ls.
- ~ earDOnaies. That The influence Of sueh : rs.,-
, IN The constitution OF fluid that balnes al N.
l. nerves and tissues OF The animal fame upst :,
seiy material one is evident lts sfFeienry -
treatment Of disease has been oy no means "a
l. tested. John A PORTEV
FaitsAIsg Anina.I.-
Z. Al thts season the sIteniOn o. he ts--s.- q.
\ often directed 20 the faltening o. iho-. snir-.-
which are intended for The butcher; an &. = In,
- P1llSn1 iO5 him TO know how be nay turn slca
of articles Of hOd as be NAV have on hand f5- ~.
purpose 70 The oest account Seyeral arti-.-
such as pumpkins and spples, Vill noI krep or
Is and are 10 Be used IN theiI ssasOB II al a. Its
ieasl nutritious articles, - far Il cen BE- Con.
conveniently, should be e cut fri. shsrx,r-.
le hose Thai are more nntritiye. FalisniBg ar n
4 should be kept quiet and suffered 10 take GO more
=, exercise Than y necessary 81 their hsalth Al
EXERCISE more ihan this, calls Tor an e1psudu.s
NJ OF food, which does not swan snytiss q he DO
Al With suitable fOed, ana ihsi psopeTy 5rs'tr a.
u A. much should be given them ~ lhey are abe D.
re convert into flesh and fst, without waste al
- The animal economy, the accunu aliJu o. "a ar
" extra nesh, Is only deposit q sBPeIEl0us NUN
a. ment, which not being TeCu ID - tts system Al
nj one time, is laid b. for future snsrserei- al n
must be obvious hat The larger ,ae qgsn.y Of -
y, which a isttening animal Can % made d consume
". daily, with good appetite, O. 10 digest ihof5uEh-
m y, the greater viii oe the sIaount o. g. ard IA
gained IN proportion 10 Il Woe qusu-iy o, .oOe
Id consumed"
al Animais will not thrive with Eny amount % bod
where they are Uneasy an diseontsnist even Z
60 they weTe 90 closely confined thag ttey cs-no,
Is wear of their flesh oy eIsrcss; Il =, ihsreio-s.
= important that tksy should - ted res tiariv a.
shUwlN ha 10 "A INIT 4.
n excite fear OF discomfort
is u The root cI0Ps, Tor nalTiIEs prUpsTIss p0.a
"A toes stand hrst; then csTTo;s, uztz bags, macgs
~ wuTzelS, which ali nesI.y - yalnaoie ~ -
ad oOtato; while The Engish tuInip he .sas. va.l
4 able and nuiTtlous- Of grain, wheat s-snts irs
then peas, ludian com, barley and last oels. Mlc-
e. Indian com Is used IN falt-n ng Hninais esp-c--
a iy swine. For these, lhsTe Is undoubtedly gsss
q gam IN having il both ground and COOKED / :
"' SID thai where swine are led on must @ has,g
be padding, they are much mOre 3Ciet, aot colse
he greatly gain flesh much faster, han where o..
same ingredients are fed 10 them uneOoasd
IL The foilOwing hints on this su1leet, fTom Ia
q: valuable agricultural journal. the Albany Cu..sa
\ Coz, will be found Of interest:
:" Substances in which tie nLIineng il muc,
n concentrated, should be feJ via csre. there
Nv danger, especially When the ANNA s tsst pal ],
feed, that more nav be eaten 81 once thsn O..
digestive organs can manage. Mesi OF Indian cou
d. highly nuIri,iVe. ard when PrcPerly led cause
They will rot, however. bear % b. CIc.ussel
nc kept on this aIIicle tor gssaI eng-h "a time
= Meal made from The heaviest yarlelirs o. con
especially that made from Tie hafd 4 nty knc
grovI IN the Northern and Eastern States, . sliu
too strong food tor cattle, sheep, % horses, % D
~ fulfilled upon. Hence one OF ne Advantages o
I'd having the cob ground with he eUr3, y ~hen "a
q nutriment is difased though greater hulk. iaY
lighter on the stomach, and is mOTe ia5ro1 81
r. digested. TIE effect Of PuTe C0gu meal On an
10 mails, We suppose 70 De similar 10 that sOInetine
produced on our Own species y the Use Of IN
Y whesten hou;-lhe subject becomes dysPePuc
s. ard 10 forced Is use bread which has me 5ra
Il mixed with the AOur The mrIiuls o. the co
with meal, answers the purpose O. The bran-tk'
OF health OF the animal Is preserved, and The Proees
. Of digestion goes ON uninIerTuPtediy. In FAC, n
advantages Of grinding The cob AID coin tOssihs
fOr feeding cattle may be said be Seii sstao "a
n I'd. For hogs, the bene a. OF the cob Is not, "
re- think 50 evident; hose ANIMALS appearing 70 ,
- bstter adapted TOT tcking their nOuIsaulsnI N
IS conc entrltet form, thsD those which Iumnaie,
10 chew the cud. Yet food sufficiently bulky
effect the disiention Of the bowels Is aecsss4i
for kogs-
"Hsy or straw. cut into lengths so short a.
q | De readily mixed with meal, answers good Pu
pose in rendering The meal easy OF digestion, an
d in enabling the animal 10 extract nom Il all ID
~ nutriment.
'sThe conclusion arrived al fEcm the result Of
u series OF exPeTim5nts instituted BY The hishlsn
l. Society of Scotland few yeArs ago, Vas, thai u
superiority OF cooked uscO0ksd hood fo- eati
is but uihing, and not safhcieni IL baance n
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