From The English Ear. Journal.
REMEDIES FOR DISEASES OF


CATTLE
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Coiic.-The best remedy is pint of lin
seed oil, mixed with l-2 q lauianum.


Diarrh9a-Give halt an ounce of pow
dered cateohu, and 10 gralns of powdered
opium, in littIe Cruel.


Houe or HoUcn Use the elastic tube
as a preventive, lei :hem be well supplied
with comman salt, and restrained from repid
feeding when first feeding On rank gfass or
clover.


Maage.-Halfa a pound OF black 5:im
stone, quarter of a pint OF turPenilne, one
plat of train oil Mix them together, and
rub the mixture well In over tle affected
/ paris.


4Mak fsuer or Garget Two ounces OF
/ birthstone 2 ources of diapente, one ounce
/ of cummin seed powdered, one ounce OF
powdered nitrate. Give this daily IN a III
/ lie cruel. and we'll rub the udder with a In
tie goose greese.


Nnrrdln Half pound of salt. two oun
ces OF bruised COZ lander seed, one ounce o
nentaIn powder; give these IN a lnIle water


Poisons swallowed by oxen are com
monty the pew, the water dtopwort. and th'
common and the water kiGlock; one and ;
half pint of Iinseed oil is the best remedy


Purge or Poisoning .-Ether one pounc
of salts In quart of water Cruel. OF PIN
to pint aud a bali Of llnsee1 oil.


Sprains--Embrocation ; one ounce o
sweet oil, four ounces OF spirits OF haTtshorn


half an ounce of oil of thyme.


Sting Of The Adder or Sto1o.aoo .-Ap


ply immediately strong spirits Of haitshorn
For sting OF bees, apply chalk OF whtenln


mixed with vinegar


To take Film from a Horses Eye.-Blo'
loaf sugar and little sal: toto the lnhame
) eve, and in most cases II will be Telievet
: Sassafras buds pounded. and put IN water,
! stand Till it becomes nearly as thick
cream. applied to the. eye, Is an exceiie
|. remedy for inflammation
III To relisre Coiic In Horses-Rub spI
!. its of turpenline on the breast OF the hors
!. and if be be drenched with il he will be ]
! lieved. Horses should never be put
: severe work on a full stomache more no
!. ses are hurt by hard driving after full fts


than by full feed after hard driviog.-