Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-08
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Take Care OF the Workers

TON The kufal New ufAFr.
Take Care Of the Workers
A. The rrr.cut scason i one or activity
uron the farm. and there j. -, much labor
70 hc performed and u 49, period in which
d, mu-t D. done. time aud means should
be- rronpmiI-i and - .ys,yrnntir,d that cv.
rrythlns shall move oG m manner .,ti.-
factory O. all interested The care ct labor.
ins animal. should now become matter ol
vital importance. The nurse and the OK
will rrJay the little attentions bestowed up.
on thew What though yuo are worn out
with hard work, have NJ, they withstorj
the q" heat and harden oI the dAy. " and d.
they Mt rralll, and cniy the comlnr,s of
l,lr as Wcli a. YOU ,--,i, they not ncgd them
tuo2 Too many farmers think when the
harness - thrusn "a. ~ tho yoke renewed,
that the animal eginnmy j. repaired, Ny a
law ol N,turc. q forage and rarr cor itself
and that the only assistance demanded d.
the n0onins .hc,t ol oats" but here not
only an rrrr j. fallen into. bat a wrong
committed llir.c. have is,cn comparative.
Is ijlr during the winter and spring. and
as q consequence the KIN i trnirr, rrniyr.
iu. it liable 10 h.comc .,IIl~i aud :hrn
CALLED as the weather e',s warm ami the
animal sweat. ircrly. "An opncc or pre-.
vcn,iln." here as elsewhere. q" j. worth a
pound " cure" and little car, On the part
oi ,hu.c using thi. noble animal o., demand
tia, sbouIi bc promptly mc, We give the
experience Jf one whose authority on this
suhs.rt j. iuyaluahle. n, stys ~ coil.
ins application that will t,ushsn tie ,k,n
before u,e, and proven, inAmmatryac,ipn
when l,e,l. i. wh., i. nccici Tor ,hc work
hor.e. Fr,m long experience. | have Inund
thcs, results % follow The use .,i spirits at.
untcd with alum. keep bottle Of alum
and vhi.kry in the stable, aud bl,hc the
par, pressed by the hlmc,. or blcIs; collar,
and alsi the hack. flr several days before
the hursss commrucc their spring work, aud
alsl along through the sel.,n occasionally.
when there !. special danger OF scAliins the
breast. ! h,,, thus p,s,ai eni,re s,as'ns,
employus constantly MT les than Eve
hor-e teams ia farming uses, and have not
lJ,, the service OF a hor-e single day, Tor
wear. together. on aecuunt OF surc back or
breast. Tai. remedy will enable sore to
heal, although the animal continues in con.
slant u,'.
Ttc rr,oc,ly have seen mo-, frequently
and highly recommended B. the application
ct ph,,c lead, ~ some form or other, TO the
iujurcd part. have at an early period
r,cl thi, rrmed,-have u.ej u when |
knew nothing bgttrr-bu, dislike It much.
Il answer. the rurpus', acknowlclse.-
make. a hard. tough ,cah or lncrus,a,lon On
The SIRE. likely To- terminate IN awhlte sp'i,
It the hair ever grows Bot | consider this
tanning the kin into leather, while on the
hor.,', carcass. 70 Be a tough business, to
say the least"
Clcuuun-.. j. indi,pcnsahl, {, the COM
tort OF working animals. The practice OF
taking them from lahor and placing them
in stall, without rubbing down" or rrmo''
ins du.t and dirt ). To be deprecated. There
i, no doubt bat the process Of cleaning Is ni
rrrat benefit % the horse Friction rro-
n,,e- the secrciiaus Of the skin, and II this
h. disasgd or unhealthy, 1t will pr''due a
arrangement Of Ihe stomach, bowels aud
lungs. F,lth,ness is productive Of disease
and II We want our stock 10 he IA good
L,,l,h and heart, il j. incumbent that cy-
,rythinc ab..ut them should wear al AR oi
ue.tnc>.. Clean stables. food, litter and
harness. arc necessities. and must he had.
All ih,, care will, however, b, useless 1t the
stable - improperly eonstracte'i-one OF
thos,. foul p!acrs which ia cdrs' To every
thin. consigned 10 the keeping of its walI'.
The evils OF an impure atmosphere so'n eS-
libit themselves. Stables that are rlnst
and altb aGct the eye. throat and lungs,
producing blindness, coughs, Inflammation
and inauenu. IL is the farmer who at
tends faithfully To the minutr 81 hiss 'aaAiT'
iha, deserves and will attain success.
T The COX, - long the faithful servant, docs
the iOod given him bar just comparison Il
the value conferred? ? Il Il important that
he shOuld be we'll c,rcl Tor, as, IN addition
10 strength. his growth renders him OF more
worth. and this increase Is. IN great meas
ure. ,he result OF kindness and attention on
the part OF the owner. "rhe OK kboweth
his masters crib - many Of them have
reason to know It vita sOrrOw; ; how Is II
with yours? Will his appearance and the
amount ol labor he is capable Of performing
prove to the casual observer that he was ea'
tered for as his daily necessities demanded
Animal. have at leas, oae failure Of human
Ry-a stomach-and man, knowing his Own
wants, should recognize theirs.