Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
Horse Libor.

Tie quality Ut tlspr ": are entitled 10 de
t,nI pi oar CeIn- IN ta; i5,rln 4 quests y,
~ tuily un t,rsrp,l ~ my u oar farmer
re-" nave eve Z Ven &c I Gii'is It an # G1eA
ave done - dab If IN r., IN III 81 cases
&c been close ctIculta ton There ar
" farmers wIo do 1t annually lose con-
ier, bly by not giving tn matt + proper
LrritIou. Fne - va I'd nal point is, never
M prevented by bal weather, all w yonI
-tru~ 4 he iiie. hey IRE a IL. ~ xl'ens.- To
~ and tine probie va have u -olve
KEEP IN IN at wJrk every dt,. le IL not
-'--s ,ry c. lee them ldc. t. r 81 hem.
Nv OvrrwOrk them, feel them We'll
.--.uarly, k.et them clean. never allow your
inds t. anus. rem. ke p a slarp lookout
at eley are property h { ned an j wen, a
y 10 stiy-c laIn, o. your W ms, and y,ui
bfscs will ne y In = ,oi condition In cJru
'u-.I'nS time sriry Will get thin in spite o.
ne est 81 feed, but W zen that WORK Is over
ncy wiil recover Ii yu tie,t your horse>
- above stated, You may work them from
IN up t. sIa down. with hour ami ia
alt Tor dinner IN summer, and one III spring
ni fail, when the days are shorter.
know That my ri nds tn NIX | work my
orses E'ar'ier than any farmer in the state
'dt have adhered to the above principles for
hirty yeIrs, and my hor-es have always been
sblc L stand the WORK assigned then, and
.eg . Ill god working or Ter,
the bcsC proof il, that il the spring Of Is
broke with each two-h rse team forty acre
II sd land. tmostiy h avy clny,J narrowed
c. plOngred and arrive twenty acres .or
AIS All besides hauled { irty five lour-horsc
td. ot manure trvm tJwn four mi Is dis
.tnt Each horse rkei twenty - ven acres
/ corn three tiiiIer, and ii | the work was ac
Emphasized We and in due time. Sill III,
iurHe- are common horses OF nIddling SIZE
'niy f.av NJ been Ia nv p secession three week
.rcVIpus Ia the cpn,n me sIncnt of piOughing
You can make your own ca cuidtIons what
lost every hour horses al owed 10 stand
die CONT the hours all the year round
.ud you Will have sum which Will astOnish
yvu. rae. YOU do not dis,urse all the mon
Y lost but the feed of your horse Is equivA-
cnt e. money Many "A farmer vii say he
as not always work f his team. hut If No.
nOre ans are kept than necessary, there is
tiways work for them L. at last. have
ound, through thirty years experience th;t
always ha III re wvrk for my teams than |
,.Iuld get done.
Others Will say we i, not feed horses S.
nigh atief pOu, n is done, and CONS, qu. nj
they are not 50 expansive e. We'll
9-ntcinen. 1t Is po plan To diminish he
ed of your horses at certain peri IDS A
'ors. evenly lie all the year runnd. keeps al
vtys p 'wcrful AMI ia good condition where
e IA horse led blsa at one time and poorly al
IN 'th''r never csi1 retain the Same condition
.nd strength Besides, ty Il uniform treat
.IIent aii lie ID Your horse will last much lon.
'-r L, Il great many this ca culation na,
-"esn piltry. but it Is ot,ly by elise cucIla-
I'm We WI he able u make en- Is meet
Many rivul. ts make a large stream - or
4 Can Farmer, BahlmJre
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10 pr vent the rebound'ns Of weig
from log you wish To split, In ,k. iew
;"c IS nssr g-thsr with tue AK, and insert
he weise between t'seni, dash into th.
'.rcvIce from winch the wedge Las rebounied
little dry sand.
Those amin Ills that are the most natu- al
pr. y IF ferocnus beasts po-sess rum mating
uaty that they CAN gather theIrsood n
hurry IT m spe-d localities, stow it away
temp rarily in sack provided for The pur-
pose, and retire to place OF safety to ,nasti-