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HEAvEs IN HoRsEs.--Moistening the hay or grain for horses which have the heaves, has good effect. We see communication on this subject ia the Wilkes-Barre Pa Ad- vocate. The writer says he had favorlte horse which was much affected by this dis order. He happened to have common horse-pail about half-ful of white-wash He filled the bucket with water, and left 1t to set tie. He moistened with this water two quarts of fcorn-meal, morning and evening, which he gave the horse-fIling up the bucket with water occasionally. In less than week, change for the better was manifest in the horse, and about ? years after, he sold him as perfectly sound Albany Cultivator.