DISEASES OF SHEEP
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] hear complaints of great mortality among sheep, particularly among those which are in the best condition. and late dropped lambs of last year, with -out satisfactory cause heinz assignee fer such mortality. l beg leave, therefore, to suggest the cause, and to recommend a remedy for the evil

 The winter has been rncommonlv severe, the ground almost constantly covered with snow, and sheep have, consequently, been precluded their or slinary exercise, their usual supply of green food, and debarred also from. ac. cess to the ground. They are muc, in the condition of q ships crew who have subsisted,in along voyage, wholly upon salted provisions. will not say that -carths constitnte a food for sheep; yet ! atn satisfied, that, in the absence. at least of green food, in q long winter, the V are essential 10 their health. will not nt. tempt to explain their physical effects; but if is evident they take them in. in considerable quantities, from the andy. sis'ef their dung. by Kirwan, who found n ioS parts, 37 parts lime, sand and clay, wlhle COW dung gave but I3, and porse duhs l6.

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