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RIDING FOR LADIES. 



effects should be moderated by the mildness and pliability 

 of the hand. 



When Boiling Grain of any kind, give it plenty of 

 water, and keep it constantly stirred. If you neglect this 

 necessary precaution, it will stick to the bottom of the boiler, 

 and the burned part will acquire a nasty nauseous taste. 

 According as the water evaporates, add a fresh supply. 

 Never let the liquor boil over ; it is a great waste to do so, 

 as it contains a large amount of nutriment. Oats will 

 need more boiling than beans ; these latter more than barley, 

 carrots and turnips more than potatoes. Four measures of 

 oats, boiled and bursting, will fill seven measures ; four of 

 beans, something over eight and a half; while four of barley 

 will fill quite ten. I have proved all these statistics in my 

 own stable. 



False Quarter is a defect of the outer wall of the 

 foot. I give a sketch of the only possible relief for it. 



Rick in the Back will necessitate the throwing up of 

 the sufferer for at least six months. He must be placed in 

 a roomy stall, the hair over the seat of injury be carefully 



