AGRICULTURAL
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 REMEDIES FOR DISEASES OF CATTLE.

 Couc.-Tho best remedy is l pint of lin- seed oil, mixed with ] Of audanum

 DmRRuGA.-Giye half an ounce of pow dered catechin, and i0 grains oi powdered opium, in litlle gruel.

 HooyE OR EloyEN.--5se the elastic tube as a preventive, let them be well supplied with common salt, and restrained from rapid feeding when first feeding ea rank grass or clover.

 MANeE.--IEalfa pound of black birthstone, quarter of a pint of tnrpentine, one pint ol train oil. Mix them together. and fHb the mixture well in over the affected parts

 MILK FEVER OR GAneEr-TWo ounces of birthstone, two ounces of diapente, one ounce of cummm seed powdered, one ounce of powdered niHe Give this daily5in little gruel, and well rub the udder with \ little goose-grease.

 MURRAIN--Half pound of salts,. two ounces of bruised coriander seed, one ounce ofgentan powder; give these in a little water

 Poisions swallowed by oxen are commonly the yew, the water drepweft, and the common and the water hemlock; one aud haif pints of linseed oil is the best remedy.

 PuRGg, IN PoIsoNING.-Eithor one pound of salts in a quarter of water gruel, or pint to pint and a half of linseed oil.

 Ns-Embrocaton ono ounce ol sweet oil, four ounces of spirits of hartshorn, half an ounce of oil of thyme.

 STING OF THE App sxfoR SLow-woRM.-- Apply Immediately strong spirits of hartshorn For sting of bees, apply chalk or whitening mixed with vinegar.

 To TAKE FILM rRo.i A HoRsg's EgE.- Blow loaf sugar and a little salt into the in- famed eye, and in most cases 1t will be re- lieved Sassafras buds pounded, anl put in water, to stand still til Il becomes nearly as thick as cream, applied to the eye is an cx celleut remedy for inflammation.

 To RELIEVE CoLc N HoRsEs.-Rub spf rits of turpentine on the breast of the horse and if he be drenched with it he will be re lieyed Horses should ncsef be put to sever' work on full stomach; more horses ar' hurt by hard driving after full feed, than by a full feed after hard driving.

 English For. Journal.