Horse Talk

Wliat BbaU we do Wlth the old .s v Work tiH'iu mata iii y cease U iré pro.itable atad tijen bvury ihem tw í.-u-in. Do ii"t offend overy .i girutituöe arnd humanily by bhem öoi tu die by tuches, or by seliiag tbem tnto si ivery and abusi a lew dolíaos. Every dWvtag barse shouM have a ihot bra.ii inash ODOB a week and nllowed a rost thie next day two, or a vwy ligilit drive. .Saddlo him and riilc omt. Au indicíUicm oí wonma in a borM is a sUirimg ooat, poor condltion. etc. A very simple remedy and a gooú eme is a doublé ivaoidíul of w-hole buckwbeat and shelled corn glven once a day for a weei, tJnen give hot bran in.ishes far two or tJiree days wtth (lnubor'8 salt. Trj' it. Give tlhe colts sometJiiuv? to do, so ttoey won't form bad habits in the BtaU. If Uiey a.re noft driven every day, turn t'hem iu B. peddock to oxercise at will. 'fluTc are two quaxta of oats in tlie currycomb and four in ttn bruab. Ncvcr, onder any circumstances, use a wWpaaa howe after It has pasaed èm oHject tírat it leoro. Too many do lliis. Kbul treatmeat aomtinued until it win is the besl ]":iry. Pretiy as a ptetnre and spirlted," was t .:-íli:-t OÍ a cr'.-laiu stoel; I,,,,..,. i .11 "too i-niall to get size and style dnnanded by the market today, ' was the wlse clectelOB o: a In-, ed ?r wh'Ose busints was aoUeited. It does jioi i'.iy to patee littie boraee. Quite mi 't.'iisive hnsiiu'ss is being dome by deaien who buy up two-yejirOMB and tli,re;'-year-(ilds in th:' west, bring tliem to Ohio, inatuix' them, aad MU Hiem in the N.-w York markets at a Immlsomc advance. Thin tour-year-oMs are aleo handled and sold as soon as possible aftcr belog fattemed.