AGRICULTURAL.

To Cure a Stified Horse.
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Take one gallon ofurine and put there
in small handful of junk tobacco, boil
down to one quart; then add two ounces Of
oil OF spike, one ounce of oil Of amber, two
spoonfuls of turpenline, and two spoon
fuls of honey. Put it into a jug and cork
it tight for use. The process of applica-
tionis as follows: Rub the stihe bone hard
with the mixture, fifteen or twenty min.
utes; then dry Ii thoroughly with red hot
fire shovel; then ride the horse forth and
back one hundred rod. Repeat the above
two or three times, and the cure will be
effected.-Maine Tarn9er.