Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-20

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Ferts oh 0rea qsk Horses.-Ap-
ply Spirits pf tuipentine for several
mofning{ il Succession. A very
small qu4 ntity at time will suffice
to effect IA cure.
Blind ,Ss,tagd - ia lSaeep.- Melt
hall a pih BIT of hogs lard, and turn It
down th4 throat Of sheep afflicted
with thi4 disease, AMI it will effect an
almost Instantaneous cure.
SAr4 III Horses. Mix table
spoonful Of aoar Of sulphur in the
salt giv en them, once or twice a
week.
Iloof Az Take one gallon of tar
and onet pound of birthstone. IFfat
and stif till the tar boils and the
brimsto be melts Confine the a nj
NAL 50 dhat you can have entire and
perfect control Of his feet, and clean
and was b out the parts effected, and
then " til "a proper instrument "a
spoon OIL a ladle--pour in the mixture
boiling hot. One application will
generally lie found sufficient to effect
ii thorough cure; if it does not, it
may be repeated.
Sands ii Cd7res.-Remoye the an
imal in mediately to warm stable,
and reduce The allowance of milk
one-hal Make tea of oak, dog
wood. i ippery elm, and beech bark,
and ad minister twice a day The
banks s hould be in equal quantities,
>and add ut half a pint Of tea given to
dose. II not enough, repeat as
ofen may be necessary.
70 pu5e a Reduce a
piece d chalk Of the size Of walnut
to pew Fer, and pat it into quart
bottle. Pour in good sharp vinegar
till it d lervesces5 But little vinegar
viii be got in at first, but the drench-
ing ca y be repeated. A pint is gen
orally sufficient; whether given at
one 0 t at two different times, is OF
little donsequenee. 1t generally op-
.erates, and affords alihos{ instantane-
Gus al Il complete relief
BoI ga pint and a half Of strong
sage t la, made very sweet with mo-
llasses Two on tbrae daseSis suf-
fcient to effect cure
LEI r9sg- p at piece of lime as
large Us yonr fist into a close vessel
pour n iour quarts Of boiling water
and c bver the mouth of the yessel
with thick cloth. When the liquor
has ID eome cool, decantit. and wasl
the ID ceased parts thoroughly two OIL
three times. Oil, on any kind o
grease applied to the spots, viii gen
orally cure this disorder, if taken il
season.
Ramedg for Horses b5a{ hare datel
too much GrmR.-Administer weak
ley: Caution must be had not t.
turn it into the animals nose, as thi.
would prove fatal. Prepare the ley
by placing fresh wood ashes in tul
with holes in the bottom, and pour
---ing on milk-warm water. Half f;
pint Of the ley is enough at a time
"a Scdfser .SmfIFnq IN (a{Re.-
Take half a gallon Of proof spirits
warm it over the fire, and dissolve j
ina pint Of soft soap. When cool
bottle, and add one ounce of camphor
Apply this frequently TO The affected
part, and the disease viii be cured
Foals.-- Cleanse the foot by wash
ing, OBJ by means of arope, and apply
half i teas roonful Of powdered blu,
vitriol.
Hoqf Al in H0r8sa. Apply blu,
vitriol, and put on a tarred rag iC
keep out The dirt.
Goyk IN 0rea-Apply British Oil
AtfRR TIC St,Re. r tut IN me Sa4t
and nothing else. This is q serious
accident, and is SUPPOSED by many t,
be certain death; but tue above rem
ely often proves 81 cce4 sful Z
Flor on The Eyd Apply finely
pulverlzed salt This is harsh rem
edE, but sure ohe, if reas onably
applied. Q
Scars in Horse s-Put one pin
Of good gin and one ounce, of indigo
10 to bottle, shake them well to
g4ther, and administer in one dose.
Ring Boa5.-AIix equal parts Q
spirits of turpehtine and epmmor
LAMP oil, and apply to the part af
fected night and morning, rubbing il
WI I'll into the hair around the edge o
Il e hoof
Itch IN Swine. = Rub the animals