Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04
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y ~ AHAttNNFa HtNNAA'NNfN'1@ HN|H||
a Tler ase.fcy Fubrgls yr'yn which
hunIfsls pffarASs del tsO t,9oraht as
npun That tef thtAAp- itcanufas diseases
oi ,a4hrNr hniAd~ ! b. one 81 those
felloys. whqm aiWlhtssmpt l6ai lfa
horse Gris the oolic ~ other ailnlvni,
we ANY Of us, or most of us posi- ~ Ia
hot hasic tu eumc old granny VI the
uld dpcrsu9siuu, in 0ur ncigldpihoods.
who f1rihNith lH,Nr dovu \ ht tlrVai vi
ltltp Nuiurlunat,s auhnaly ahaast any
thing. sucl, rs soft suip, uolassrs, suut.
VINEGAR. cbrmbcFfic ur what nut9 !
am convinced that ilii. sort of ipcii"t.
bou kiiA uutbld numbers ui guud Horses
every NtWrF Tho brI rCmcdy Tor ihis
dinichty Nould bc to live near g'e'd
veterinary surgeon and there Ought 'u
hc opV inNcry township, but thai b.
not lsps>iblc at present The ucNi brSl
aid would Dr. ihis Every farmer shonll
own ,soud bosik on this subject. and
thcro ar maliy " thent II would S'cm
that lrvir smih source mdS, men ui
"runnptioun could lcarn enough tp IN
able il,cm todO soup sensihlv thing Tor
s;ck aninGi al any rsuu iu prevent
The stupendous dosing which, i unw SO
often rcsurlod To. uucc. hail TO stop
nj q country hhcl a few hoars with a
sick horse. Ni cpursc. ut such places
there are always scprcs uf fellows who
Know Just precisely what t1 do for a
sicl hoSs' pr "nf.e,9 | tried iu
makr aliitle oslimatr Il thg quantity of
matters Whjcitvciu " prescribed for my
BAY l0uyn liu quit when il got
up tu harN'l and a half, aud there
were several which | jill not iin,l time
To- estimate Aud such diahulical renee
dies did not use any oi thcg and
10y liilc pony was all right m few
hours. But that Is tuu often the way
such animals are "doue hr'' in the
country.
viii give q lew simple prescriptions
which | have found useful IN my own
practice advising any farmer who
ma, happen 90 read this article, to buy
the best work he can lind on the dis
eases of domestic animals, and put in
his coming winter evenings in lHi-ting
up.
Il is frequently the case that young
pig, are troubled with securing or
dinrrhn'a THIS may bc very speedily
. relieved b, giving the SOW u dose or two
of Glaubcr or Epsmn salts Tho mcdi.
cine about hall n ieacuful may bu
dissolved la Wa,m waller and fed io the
SOW iu milk or any Kind -. swill she is
la the habit II eating ! have often
tried this remedy aud never knew il
90 fail
When Iur>r has the coIiu | girc
him perhaps tWi1 tublcspuonlgls Of spir-
b al Ia.
ia saucer and add flour enough So that
il can le made into "a little ball. the size
Of small hcu', cgs. Hold up his head
aud put the ball ~ far bacL in his mouth
as possible. whom he will chew and
swallow II. have seen horses speedily
relieved from = very severe attack Of
colo by this remedy.
II Is evidence uf bad c;tro and l,izincs,
for any nau 10 allow calves or colts to
become lousy. liui hcrc7is the remedy
Put q lankci over the animal and then
ldow thick clouds uf tobacco smoke I'M.
der q. This may best bc done FROM q
cumnuu bee smoker, ar one can b,
easily aud simply made. This will Kill
every louise aLd every nii aud the fumi.
I gatiuu will not iniure the animal, "ful.
/ luN ltp The treatment ~ the durtdr,
say, with good oara, cleanliness. etc.
/ saw suuie fine Burkshircs at the late
/ State Eair, which were very lousy
I though the owners did nd probably
know It. Anapprovcd remedy is mcr
ctrial ointment diluted with lard ant
I then better carcof the swine.
Securing iu Young calves is n frequent
! ;iilmcnt. tiUucrally IL yields Ia mild