The interior journal., 1875-03-12
raRn AVID PRESIDE.

laziness in animals, for when
such comfortable retreats from the hot
sun in summer are at hand, they are
likely 10 larry 100 long u, 'hese res''ne
places WINE !, Is true 'nA' ""'''', 'n-
snnc' may not DC any sure' pre'e"',.e
against indIscretlons IN ,ne uumo pru,e
than IN mnn, sull we pe''e,e 'na' ~ a''
ruminants di ges'oh proceeus h'o'. ,es",
larry when the ANNA, Is conl'o''ap'! AZ
rest, than when suoJec'eu I" opPos''e
conditions Ahlmais apPca, W oe us
posed TO seek 'ne coo' snaue VI ''.e
when the neat Is oppres'i'e' anu ~ h
cruei, 10 say 'he leas'' 10 ueP'''e .ne",
OF this coh,o," we "a'e ''"'!s no''0''
that ahima's having con''o'''o'e 'es'
ing place during .he ho''e~' P''' " '"e
ua! "ou'u 'eeu 'a.e' AZ "'s"' 90 "', "'
commence carrier III 'he n'o'"'ng' 'o,'
sequehtiy' we iai' 10 see "n'le'n s'''u,
trees in apasture are detrimental 10 goou
health or the iattehing OF ah'ma's, =" u
sometimes assereu' ihere a'e oe''Ai'''
a. l.a 90 mn pNn n
TWO sides 10 'nis question, ou. Tue 'io,e
- ., .o,,,;nu =, onnooranoos
GIVING CHLoRAL To HoRsEs.-Coach-
men in Bordeaux, France, have for some
time past oeen III 'ne nso'' VI s'''ns
horses III 'neir eharee o"'o's', a. W
make 'nen' easier 70 rue OF u'i'e' me
drug acteu IKE charn' ioi horSs which
hau previously seen ~ sp,'''eu as !" s'e
mucn 'roupie 70 'he,r u'''.is De,"n'e a.
quiet as ian'o' "'sr, rN 'ais "
'h,s ',."'n'e"' "'' s''"' Lang
ha'uraiiy a.'rac'eu tue a''e,i''on VI .ne
o"hers U, ''e '''''''"''' anu VI" ' lo'
'he veterinary surgeon 70 ascertain m 'ne
cause Oh 'his sudden geh'iehesS' nat
iunctiohary ho''ceu a certain e'ue"1!
to sleep IN the animals out scarce'y
knew 10 what 10 refer '",' unusual .o"'
dition' wnen, IN one oi ms .is,s nc nap
Peheu 10 nhu oo'''e ,'"', '''' y, .lio'A''
ooachman os 10 Tho use be made Of the
drng tho Latter after much hesitation.
owned that folloving the advice Of a
brother wbin. he gave his horses n dose
of chloral every morning. to make them
90 ouietlv and further. that MANY of
tho fraternity in Bordeaux followed the
same nlan This ia not only true of
oooohno, in Rordeaux but ia assorted
10 no nr,c,ised Inv American coacbmen
"a we'll
-, .,,.r
ohD ~" p,o" u''" y ,.no .no .-"' %
P,io' 'v'ePn -, y, 1u'e''", - '.O'' ""'
p'a'eu ~ 80 ..;s n Jn.,. P.o", :" f ~
,,. ,,oi' " ',.o -,ua,''"' a.f"i -" ~ wy
Vn'" .,,'. i' '' w, - sra W Wv
i,'D'''o, y, 'n0 o'' p,o"' ~ ,,. '"''v.1 ""
',on'' w oe't.' p'oVi .ou'u .r..'".'. " oD'..
vi 'ne si'", "u'a"o' :" ,'e ~ ~ ''p'.'n.", pas
vi Pio"s "n'1n mas , i'''Aeu 'io "u"','u ~. i
years "hioi nave e'aPsea ''",e "'
Periai "SJes'y "e'i'eu i'n''e'' anu HE
molher ear'h WIN ,ia' pow .
ihis 'ener"p'e P'ow was oo'hPoSeu vi
'ne 'oo' Y. wv Wv"
peani' resting on an "A'e WIN mhceis
uhuerhea'h IL aoou' TWO anu haii iee.
IN diameter 'ne handies were secured
TO the knee by holes pored into H. ih'o
which the handles were secured the snare
was a piece OF iron ABOUT nine inches
long, secured 10 the point oy the Knee
and then strip oil BOARD ABOUT SIX
inches wide was secured near the share
This last contrlvance was designed to
answer the purpose OF mold-board'
The old English piows' though much
in advance OF this Austrian one, were
very awkward and weighty Affairs, such
as now would not be accepted as gift
by farmers in any civilized country.
spain exhipited an OLD piow win shaits
and a wooden snare oouth france
plow cohstructei Oh WOOD WIN the ex-
ception oil the snare win wooden mold
boards hve inches VIDE TINS plow was