Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
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tion. bat anis-als that are 10 be pet 20 hard
work sb0uld come ont in a hitle better or
der than they went IN. Every ton of hay
soii . money oui Of pocket 4 il prcscut.
tbs result.
oza- /, nav be very pleasant hing
for n man whose cattle have lost Loo or 80
pounds Of hcsh the past winter. 70 ssy that
- they arc just In good working order"
Bot Il cattle or hors~s arr running down IN
flesh. they are in Just the WORT condition
Tor being put 20 hard work. They mast be
well fed nov a. any rate. ard thoroughly
groomed. Give Psir Of cattle a PEEK o.
corn meal daily upon hav OF corn stalks.
cut up snd soaked ; 20 I. hours. With at
the good hay they Nil cat. ALLOW them
long no0ning. water regularly three tiuies
a day sec that the yokcs do not pinch or
gall them, ant 4 they Go. or their nccks are
tender. first wash ard then lay or bind foid
e. cloths. vet Nth Gotta waicr. upon thc
spots for an hour Or to after work. The
sane treatment Is gool Tor gals upon
Horsos. Those that have no, been rnuch
exposed during the winter shoald be blank
eted when o.; of the stable. kcpt oct e.
drauebis. an rubbed dosu vel b -ei. 18th
even greater care than j. used a. any other
season. While the animal r. renewing 81.
coat be j. particularly sensitive % changes
% weather. ard liable 20 take COLI. Feed
Literally and groom vel. and tins rafhcr
critical PERIOD ui.l pas quickly Horse
turned into The fields io- exercise. enjoy q
50 thoroughly thar Be- b. great temptation
o. turn several loose together. DO not DO
Il. They often strike Or kick one anosh-r
upon the bead 50 as % rrodacc s-oiiinrs.
diseases Of the bone. or ofLer permanent de-
fo-miiy.
Corrs Gai Celres. Cows that have had o.
% rougb it. - 4 TED a li'ile corn on tie ear.
or perhaps simply have the qusiifv 81 their
feed a hiilc Improved before oal,ins. uo,o-
rIousiy pass this period successfaiiy. vhiIc
the better attended ANIMALS often have
hard time. The reason Ec. in The vel
cared for cows having too Iiile ar. sun
shine. exercIsc. ctc-.-perhaps in beng
mace too fat Give cows abe tome az the
~iud and light. plenty sweet hav. clean sia-
blcs. the card with few roots daily. 81 yoa
have them. aad Landfsl or two ol ear, a
corn u you please. (which some % or
fricn1s consider a specifc s-ainsi slinkin-.D
and the calves viii cone along IN good con
diiion. ard ;he fow 90 milk wiu be abrn-
dant. II where arr si-ns % caking or fever
ishncss .n the bag. battle wifh warm soap
sgds. and afterwards wash 18Th dilate tin.-
turc Of arnica.
Sriae. Raw roots fed daily before far
rowing. : one q The ssrest rreveutivos q
constipation. and consequently Of thar de-
PRAYED state % The stomach and bowels
~hieh leads a SOW 10 eat Der ON voung.
Field Work. The farmer should begin
each day With a clear notion of about ~hsi.
and bow much each nan and team uiI DO
II b remains clear. or % rain comes lie
must b. bis o~n Judge q when rain Is Sc
we're enough % stop sork. ard when men
and teams al receive no harrn. IL
Hrr'iag orrf signtre 10 b. best o. spread
and Plow 10 under immcdiate'y. though q
day or two % far weather vii rot iniure
b. Ram. however. washes u. and ODE crop
VII show where che heaps stood. There b.
danger. too. tina; rain may render The soii
Tor several day. UNFIT for
F'ot'ng. which sboald only ie done uicn
abe ground vi.l crumb'e. aid after tbe va
ter j. 90 much OF OF 30 llat Che f1rro-
slices vii not ly and iaks into hard
ciods
Iatrfoes. Tior deep Maau-r ~l.h a
good compost. ard 18th lcacbeI a.hr. bob
She driil. or u-e any manure nof Dol a con-
diiion az ro'iruness. Pact early and 6 or
. inches deep. Using large seed clt in ,l1ar-
tiers. Plant 90 snar potatoes 90 anv k.a8.
hui 3D. you sish io nske Gle seed r. o. fs-
a. possible. cat to single eyes. plans roe
quite so deep an give better care.