, 1862-08-07

HoRsEs Should BIZ EXERCISED DAnF.-
DR.. Dadd, in the AMerioqR StOek Journal,
says; Horsrs require dlily exercise in the
open air, and can no more exist without il
than their ovnera Exercise Is IN essential
feature IN stable management, and, like we'll
opportuned TODD, tends alike TO preserve the
health Of horses.
Daily exercise Is necessary for ell horses,
unless they are sick Il assists and promotes
afroe eironlatidn Of blood, determines NOR
bidc matter 70 the surface, develops the
muscular structure, creates an appetite, i'm
proves the wind, aud nually invigorates the
whole system. We cannot expect much Of
horao that has not been habltnated 70 sulli.
Gent daily exercise, while such as have
been daily exercised and we'll managed. are
capable not only Of great exertion and fa-
ligue, but are ready and willing 70 do our
bidding At any season. When an animal Is
'ogdraofked ltrehdefs The system very s6s-
coptIble to whatever morbid Influences may
b present. and imparts 70 the disease tfey
may labor under an unusual degree Of se;
verify. The exhaustion produced BY want
Of rlst is equally dangerous. Such nurses
are always among the first victims Of disease,
ANN.|NNUa
Iasins "a nns.tislAcloly. - ~
Poisox-Irs AAfrDorE.-Farmirr. stock
raising and cheese making has been my EN-
ploymeut. nowwish 70 say something 70
your rladors, snmelhihg which think will
Be useful fhr tAem % know. The subject
which viii introduco Is poison and is SOW.
crcim remedy
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-tIal auoef oil would cnrs the bite Of a rattle
snake. not knoving That L would cure any
outi poison Pfuct'ce observation and
experience lufg taught me that It would
cure poilon of any Kind, both in man and
bea1i. think 20 farmer should Be without
aboido 10 his house. The patient must take
qqpQnlaI Inlelpally md baihe the wound
81 c1rt To curo horso Il requires
cIg1l times ~ much e q man. Here let me
sly. one of The most extreme cases Of snake
.blles in tlis n1|g ghbnrhood, eleven years ago
thi1 summer, when The case Ind been over
dirty hours standing, and the patient given
up 70 die By bic physician, heard Of L, car
rici ~ 81. d1pe,him one spoonful, which
clcaled q cure. 4 is 40 antidote for arsenic
and rfIychnine. h will cure bloat in' cattle,
caulcd BY ealing 30 freely Of fresh clover
Il viii cure tie sting Of bees. spiders or any
cher insects, and il viii cure perlons who
have been poisoned BY low running vines
crossing IN meadows, called ivy.
Tur Fnu1.Taur BonEn--lThe Gardsaer's
Nondlg monii0us that friend Who Is q
nous &C. hlr success IN fuif-culture, cspeo.
inlly n growing large crops Of the finest
nnrIrs. Informed him that he secret Of his
1l1I1 IlckP consisted in . kaepin4 away
fle boror.n To DO this be says. q merely
keep he coll sofaped from The trunk down
ptlo b1ro roois. winter and SUMMER" His
prrnmeut IN favor of bis management is
thal he borsr requires moist son bark for
iil operations, and that the removal Of the
aul RON fheI trunk Of the tree, rondering
l1eh1If firm and hard to'the collar. insiiuc.
I||I c1osat he horef to select a more "a.
rrnb|o Place ioi fho rearing Of IL younn--
nr. more corrctlly speaking, for iis chysslls.
Ih1 r1lInrnf thus described Was perfectly
~. ~ ile trees were nnionched y
~ toflI.
Wotrbs on n..-7'His receipt i6i
Wounds On hur1ca. such A. collar and sad|l|e
Ea||a to. Z Iumi1hei in1ho .Hnrricdn Sod
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