Cake Of Houses At Night

-Fow men wno Dones givo proper attention to the feet and legs. Especially ia this the case on farms. Mucfe time is Bpent of (i morninginrubbing, brushing and smoothing the huir on thu sides and hips, but ut no timo aro tho feet examined und propcrly ctired for. Xow, bo it known, that tho feet of a horse require more care than the body. Thcv need ten times as much, for in one respect tboy aro tilmos the ontire horse. All the grooming tha can be done won't avail anything if tli horse is forced to stand where bis feet wil be füthy. Tn this case tho feet will be ooruo disordored, and then tho legs wil get b.'idly out of fix ; and with liad fee ind bad lugs, there is no t much else oí' tlic floreo fit for anything. Btable prison are gonurally gevere on tho f?ct and leg of horses; and unloss these buildings caí ifford a dry room, where a horse om wull around, lio down, or roll over, fchoy are not half ro lioalthy and coiüfortublo to thu luirán as tho pasture, and should b( ivii'lfd by all good hotlera in tlu