BOTTs IN HORSES.
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 Having from my youth been fond of a good horse, have paid much attention to ihe animal and have long since been ful- " convinced that it was folly to wage wa, with botts in a horses stomach; believing that there has nothing yet been discovered that will kill them in the stomach without killing the horse. I should almost as soon think of setting fire to my barn to kill the rats and mice. Many things which you have heretofore published, I think good. such as bleeding to prevent inflammation. Yet, I think, the most sure way is to keep the horse free from the knitS.

 Some years since had very valuable mare that was attacked with bottS, and to appearance, very far gone. l set the foI- lowing trap for them, which more than an-