{"newspaper_name": "The Yazoo Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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CARE OF WORKING OxEN.-At this sea-


son, oxen need pasticular care they should
not be driven hard in hot days, and the whip
should not be often used. When they have
once acquired the habit Of running out the
tongue 10 cool it, you win find it difficult to
stop their mouths. Oxen must not be
worked in wet weather, for among other
bad Consequences you viii make theirneeks
sore. You viii sometimes be caught put
in he rain when you supposed it would be
fair; in such case ardent spirit is the best
thing you can apply to prevent Soreness
Wash the neck well where the yoke bore,
and YOU viii avoid trouble. But if YOU
have neglected this precaution and yem
O1en's necks have broken out in sores, nc
spirits should be used; tAllOw or something
Of an oily nature win be found better
Moss. PlOHghman.