Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
Notes for Hor,sse OWnrrears... J !.


We coyy the following notes for
horsemen from the New Yorker:
| WOLF, Tel 81 IN HORSES. Il am GER
tain that the teeth are dangerous to a
horses eyesight. "A neighDOr.of mine
had a young horse that became par
tally blind, and grew rapidly worse
until the animal became totally blind.
Before the horse became entirely blind
he took her to a h0rseman to find the
cause. He, upon looking in the mouth.
discovered two wolf teeth. He inme-
| fdiately removed them, but they had
Irgiliaihed' too long Then he gave his
opinion az TO why these teeth cause
blindness. He said that x nerve con-
3iilected this tooth with the eve, and the
| bride, Whief any one that has had any
lexpefienee, lknOws. wears upttJju non this
tooth Or teeth; and they being sosn1aII,
the bit IS ai;seEioas) tr9ubleg keeping
them sore ssRd hepce. the effect, bLinds
nessSgtHs Berkleysallff syo7g llR
iff-Pi NslY66ttri our iy6{ffitng B6rsts
| She ehld haverest. rs W hen IN the Stable.
fold IL piece OF rag several times, sattiii
rate f:l@ith water, lay nponi it ione
fdraehfii each of opium and canphor;
put these OH the enlargement; upon the
twetted fagYput a piece of ieorlfi large
enough to cover ithel elthOrough-pin, nd
over 1.-The WholeVa ,Cyuicanized rubber
bandageyd keepi up al constant and
equal pressure. lake the whole off
Iwheneyerthes h0rse ,leaYeS the able!
and put it0n again as soon as he retHrns.
lSometimesoVit is 'bette11t to use the
banaase' aloheiWithout the cork and
IciothSg An eldi farmer tells US he has
tcured boththorongh pin andiwindgatls
byithis meaRs.E cid snibns1Z9 GsGf
REMEDY ,f,oR iHoRsE PAVING IN
THE STABLE Take "a piece of small
chain, a foot long, pot a small strap
with.Ea buckle through the end link,
I find out which foot the horse paws with.
and buckle. the strap b with the chain at
Etached around ! the ankle. When he
paws, it Whips. tlii. other leg and he
ftion't like to punish himself, soheI gives
up the practice altogether Put it on
every night fora week; after that take
it OF and he will not do it any more.
Do not use this RENT dy on a horse that
kicks the side Of his stalfg 'i7 bas- ,a noi
FREAKS S-oEeNARtJRE.-Afe few years
Fsince3 my neighbsr,A having large pair.
of mares, thought to raise from them a.
pair Of mules. iAfters heingl served by
the jack, he W0uldyfnd them mornings
in his moving field.hi When he went to-
drive; them; ont ne weald set enthem al
largabnh dog, of whith they were very
hen 8theli mule seOlts were
fealed athey both had 1under- jaws much
the lODgest,i like lthes bull dog, SO they
could neither suck, pory eat. and they
both died d.11[ Ri Langdop,i iooi no ii 4
SORE SHoU4DsaED MFR EE.mFaRes q
quamity 0fi&hite BualS Rbdrld boil tit
dowhin water untibsstr0ngss Hoifwo
quarts of the liquid nadtrOne pound of
alum, and use it freely. on. the mules
10 viii guarantee a speedy
cure. IT is an excellent application fort
all horses shoulders prior to beginning
spring work. conoo lijEdois, 9ni sgl
VI ,s19Ebns5ni13gBe zig ,dlsdas1, ,A1g9i Al
4, TO CuREtAt BALKY HORSE, fake a |
piece Of rope about twelve feet long,
tie it close TO the base of the tail, draw
It down between the hind and fore. legs,
tie awhiffietree to the end and Ihit.h1l
there o a horse, which Start. I4i war;
rant d st3fe ctIfello qIdsnWOT cidt ~ A0l
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