Horses

No animal sliould be tted lo fall olí' in condition at this ison. It is diflicult to restore au aniJ when all the food and vitalitj are juired to reaisl oold and the hardrpa of a stormy winter. Horses that nol :ii work . iill require good and ftcient food, and rann shelter. E_ ure to a storm may throw the whole tem out of order, and do mischief . t nioiillis of cll'ort may not rcjiair. 'ivention s the betler plan. Guod ", with a few ears of corn, ai astonal warm bran mash, will keep ises in oondition, but good daily oming nmst never bc föreotten.-