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‘e importanca of work in putting a hfirse in condition is not fully apprnciabed; but in can never he done. never has been dons, Without. M my a. valuable animal maimaius a. fine appearance with lime daily BAdECIie,‘ bu: put such a. horse and own torwn, went into the gm ens, He ownei a. poor litabk having no surplus Capisal. tn He had beun'vmnly Hymn; to "fat him up",with food alone, with the intent of selling him. as he had nothing for him to do ; but. he now began to ‘plck up,” and finally, flying about town from 6 n. m , to 11, and sometimes later, pulling a. pretty heavy wagon ‘nll the time, and, upon occasion, taking the family out for a ride in the afternoon and evening, he became plump and handsome and Virtually proof against work and weather. He looked fat, but, speaking roundly, there “wasn’t a Ipoonful of fat about him"; he used his muscles. and so they grew, and being sufiiciently led, his food was all digested and asaimllated, and went to nourish the muscular system so that it could grow. Not work alone, nor food alone; but both together in venerous measure » work, rest, and foodâ€"enough of each, and pure air twenty-four hours in the dayâ€"this is the law and gmpel of horse hygiene. In fact, the same principle holds With re- gard to human beings. “ Work don't kill," says Burdette ; “it is too much recreation, my boy, that does the busin- ess for the most of them.” Overwork is injurious, and may be fatal ; but the chief danger from hard work comes from its being suddenly applied to horse. man, woman, or child, in the absence of can- ditdon. The only offset to abstinence be Vsaid ti ation. I fat, and mark the; as compared with that; is not suppose he has been made very terms used 1 steak or roast hell 1 well mixed." It it mixed muscle that or draws a heavy I‘ the reverse-tong GIN the muscles havmg bet and one that is simply the fat horse (or the fat fat creature) has not; inform before he can be and no sufi’er from this disease. The, very day upon which the balance is da'stroyed beuWeeh diet and exercise (the former exueeding the latter) degeneration begins ; the muscles begin to diminish in size and to grow “soft.” If any one wishes to com- prehend this point, let him examine care- fully and compare a. slice of sirloin from a. fab stall fed ox, and one frum the loin of a. working ox, slaughtered before fab- tening. Every farmer known that. in life the latter can “pull” the hull-fed ox and his load. Mark the clean, red appear It is quite customary to keep up the feed of trotting horses, between seasons, permitting them to become somewhat fat, and then when they are to be fitted for sharp work, this fat is worked ofi'snd out, while muscle is being worked on. and improvsd in quality, by getting rid of the fat, which has been taking the place of the muscular fibre. In other words, the horse is forced to take on disease, by feeding him in excess of his work, and then is cured by restoring the just bal- ance tetween work and feed. This is, in my judgment, very bad policyâ€"proving in the and exhaustive of vital forceâ€" ruins a great many valuable horses, and injures all that are thus treated. Ample rest is no doubt beneficial to horses who are at times put to great strain ; but the sim should be to maintain the balance. They should be fed physiologically. than is, t; shrunken “dual, wt in form be fat. They should be fed physiologically. “Little work, little feed,“ should be the rule; unless, indeed, the horse-owuer feels the necessityâ€"since he is depend- ent, usually (if a. dealer), upon the fat, sleek appearance of his horsesâ€"of keep- ing up the appearance of his animals, whether they get much exercise or nob. But this does not; demand three meals, by any means, since the horse will eat at: two more than he can digest and assimi- late, and may be kept fat; on this system, and with less danger of an outbreak of disease, than if he were more frequently would am 3m BXBI‘CI ndc 01'0118 ODD BIC )1‘ 1n aively r ride 8114 .re he muscle in the one o pribla covering or ad m mark the size of themus‘ or child, in the absence of can- The only offset to abstinence rolse is restriction in diet; but; health can only come from ‘f both. ’ eon vainly my food alone, w m, as he had 11 fed with tha t supposed to en made unfi 15 used to de m1 and given place to other Words, the or be sufiermg from f is not necessary ic THE HORSE. A SOFT HORSE as fullness of 1‘ man 01' {Id in to be sold at aucti ne thing; fat. another. use, pure and simple. lciple 13 recognized very ceâ€"for nobody “backs” fully comprehended by l, I am amazed to find meal dmfl'erence between n “condition,” that is, and round because of makes a record of 2 11, ,)ad with ease, but just h and unmixed with appure amnce such 2 k and chi DUDE 331: ken vto 1t ;s away and the timeâ€" ‘man in my my busm- horse, and globulesof aa‘ure may tty degener- ‘r the indi- to be gross id to sufl'er 13 main 9.0K 0‘ ure of act is, other 150 ( ‘n m firs [)1 u ate Storm Signals. As the coming of a great suorm is her- alded by the duplay of caucxpnary sig- nals, no is the approach of that; dread and fatal disease, Consumption of the Lungs, usually announced in advance by pimples, blo‘0h65swellinge unions ‘ which, if lhngs‘ break Medk tery ar‘d bluudv flux. colic or cramps stomach, uae Dr. Pierce’a Com pound Extract of Smart-Weed. Sfecific, also, for breaking up colds. ' Arabi Pasha is teaching school at Col- ombo, in Ceylon. . The reason why “Myrtle Navy" tobaoc'b' has taken so strong a. hold upon the smok- ing communityris because it in the genuine article. No man he: a desire to 'smoke any- thing else than tobacco. Even opium is not smoked for the pleasure of smoking it but for its soporific effects. The desire for to- bacco is, of course, best satisfied by getting the pure article, and when to this is added the finest quality the sntiafact‘ion is com- plete. These two thing are? combined in the “Myrtle Navy.” 1.; B B. Hotohkiel, of Connecticut, the famous gun inventor, died recently. What: Limping Yet ? Why should. you go [unplug around when PUTNAM 5 Banner; ’YOBN EXTRACT- 011 mll remove your come in a day. It wxll give almost imtant relief end a gun-- enteed cure in the end. Be sure you get the genuine Putnam's Corn Extractor, made by Polson & 00.. 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