Wounds in Horses.
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While writing, 1 will give you the following receipt for a prep aration to cure wounds in hor- ses. I have never seen it pub- lished, and if it is new to you, perhaps it may be of service:

 Take one gill of turpentine, two gills of whiskey, and one egg. Bent the egg well, and mix the three together. It should be applied with a feather or swab, twice a day. It keeps a wound healthy, and prevents its healing too rapidly. For it's ef- ficacy l can vouch.-Alb. Culti- Uator.