Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04
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Handling and Meaning, Youns
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Hanaling ana Weanins1q Aouhg
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MOI unirequehtiy q iarnief IS oOiieeu
70 WORK DrVon la.arss's Np teJe.y ARISES
20 Etne mares or me colts II Eaey yE,.s1 are s
si'iffh , aistr ~ = coliiflo il' n N If IIll "
tae cod's 10 loiio" Wniie ene ua'ii Is
pionW1ing OF cultiivaIiing W corn, or cut.il ~
grass OF "hea'. inele y always d iia1,
aru 70 the coi'S "iasil ilia1eiiilies a., are useu
lot isysng lisossing " iia1rs ss.l y hs lleIe : = Z.
ais0iaess WEISS ioss. y Ing ses -
.lie coils run az wiit sllloSish 10 'ne S'aii'i-
my corn VI siass:a e. sri.isqn'2
se nave oeei. mo- 'oui 81 oou mars, iis. ,ii'h-
eu =. 'eTei, es.en o''1 VI = iiis i't'tt :.
sucAins eoit. NC oSiis'l "a tA,ei ssiieaio
qua not own sne nlscllfie IHain oF eea anu anu
oelng a particular man ne was very
lnueh exercised On seeahg eheeei's lahe
alter tneif respeceiyea N e Iaaihs as figlf ny
through the standing gram, ana IN IN
almost every direction, bn. there was
nee1feip Tor II, Tne colts fhad not peen
trained to remain IN n. the stable. Whlie VI
the dam was at work, and the mares
wopldsnot bulge If the seolts>dida mot
follow. sas -. =. ss7'','i1 - :. ny
Again. Afsteady, good working
team, ,AWhile blowing at the rate. .oftwo
acres per'day5 will walk about twenty 5s
five miles. This isstoo much Tor any
young colt. During this day at every
stopping the colt will suck and and TINS ms Is
too much for both the EN- mare and and The
colt; thus both become thin and ex,
hausted, and by faillboth together VII
be valued af q positly loss Of y twenty
five per cent. Az rs4lsg.i4z.maf
How to remedy these evils II is the
OBJECT otshiss artieie Ito suggest !" G
shall not advance satiseoTg, ne but a'course
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liyo se' ~ i'i9~'h 4 "a !.
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sae saD as,s 60 la ,,ee
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lo"n ~ .a'1s' An1 VIC 'ols. %.n AO'' oe 'S
% poseo - inluis fo'n naeilnefy. ~
When the colt learns to eat grain grain
say at the age OF TWO months-lt may
r. ipweu.po isf'd VIII VIZ ne fliiin 9f'l u
.neaam Is leqa oofni z me eolt snqaiu
navells own trough ana oe red bruised
oats ana Drans u rs pest, hewever' 70
iced che samelto both, and allow them
TO eat together. "a .ulas ,.Ii ,a,L
When the colt Is about four months
| old 1t should bs weaned gradually. The
mare should receiyeles stiiiccnient feed
In the stable, while the colt should be
turned to pasture When bothG are
together in the stable, the colt. should
[be made acquainted with the halter.
and -soitied that Il can feed with the
mare, but not reach the teat. 1t NAV.
at this age. be allowed I'd draw milk
about three times a day d ,attSf at feeding all z