FOOD FOX HORSES.
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practice is becoming general in Silcsia of
feeding horses with bread made by taking equal
quantities OF oat aud rye meal mixing with leaven
or yeast, and adding one third of the quantity of boil
ed potatoes. 10 each horse is given l2 pounds
per day, in rations of4 pounds each. The bread is
cut in TO small pieces, & mixed with little mostat-
ed straw 1t is stated that by this means there is a
saving in feeding seven horses ''ot 49 bushels Of
oats in "A davs while the horses perform their COM
mon labor, and are much better in look, heaitit,
and dsposition