Attention To Live Stock

The burning up of the pastures by the ong-eontinued drouth makes it necessary close attention to all animáis that u-o fed on grass, and to keep them from g uway by providing s'iitablo food. 't i-; ulwiys well to have soino spare ields ot' pasture from wbich stock havo "(üi seoluded for soveral weeks. These will be cxceedingly useful, as a reserve, whfii grass is scarce, and the ordinary astures are SCOrched by the sun. Toung stock of every kind requires particular attention at the time when they are trans 'erred from mil k to gmss. Brood mares should have light labor, and abundance if nutritious provendor. It is a bad pracicc to allow tho colt to travel with the lam, when the latter is working on tho road, or even in tho field. The lcgs and 'eet of the horso are the seats of numerous diseases, several of which are occasionedbyovortaxingth'! tender bonus, ïnusIcs, aild BÍH6W8 of thosc complicated arts when the animal is young. Calves, ambs, and pigs should havo such psisturu or provendcr as will koop them continually improving. Workiug horses and oxen should be kopt in good working conditionbj regular labor und abundance of provonder. A plentiful sapplyof good water should be avnilable for all kinds of .ivo stock.-