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recovery. The veterinary surgeons inform t 
an nd the Co oun пей, аз they are obliged to we sae the | 
8 f 
that the symptoms o 
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» | of iod, 2 bushels oil-cake, 2 bushels Rape mi чё 
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disease are “ great depression 9t. Abe: yin Lo simia ке ud is a delicate, a bass 8, bstruse 
quent —— staggering gai ck | subject, and is not to be xime by every rough co 
and short breathing, drooping mes reád nm eyes en а | doctor wh Masle a veterinary sargeon. 
discharge nem them and also from the nostrils of a | Governm no dou one their best in their 
mucous nature, raw-looking places on the inner side | emergency, b ow that it is evident the disease is 
of the lips and roof of the Eo багі o ог | more than an emergency, leí them appeal for more 
dysenteri e e, 1 , | scientific assi e. If they hesitate, there is чод. 
that the disease is here only зде Мар аз i СЕ in | sufficient independent energy among our doctor! 
its full development. Must the ingen m kin farmer s.to induce them p 
xd Sur, om we Led referred to w ilit te ung man rina 
as the efore they d an effectual method "y ing this Vas ease, and he will 
ced s 
төрү tbe Бае аге пай, шы Жош the Шай: ? К 
до E su оси y break out into all thes 
witho 
ing 
a 
fatal вршат at chance is — we vues 
like to Armi of preventing contagion if cattle 
allow. erd with. pud until xin symptoms a as 
e derdone tà themselves ? The mischief by that timei is 
than 
t. 28. 
niin. for himself a far more satisfactory т reward 
any the Government t бері. 
INTER morie ОЕ 8 
Үү 4 parts 
m oci "od » Wheat 1 
‚ arl D 
Maize E ош: 8 
Мань о i ‚ 
ОйоаКе. у 5 de 
Rape-cake .. 7 0$ 
Lambs. es 
Рау ments. 
X v áth, 1804. £ s расе 
io aol ? pe at tal cost ke 
08.934. each 549 2 3 uad К En va 
Ө 1 
| Cost of. fau 24 weeke, 2981. 4s, 3d. 
to en 21, 1865 : Cost per head, 16s, 114, 
por 
January 23d.—The food was increased to 
ixture of Corn. Cost per stone (иъ) 
Corn and cake, 
e pedes ok 245 16 9 | Cost, food onl 
Cutting 25 tons of y eb 
chaff, at 6s. Value of thi 
the. оик Grinding 06 r. 6bsb. А mm f рещ 
ed breeders that at the great autumnal РА, ^ 3 9d. 31 Sor “шщ 
es prices of store lambs, compared with recent cs ance, 2 
the Ld herd. The case of the y m we | years, showed a reduction amounting to 80 рег cent., Шы тед: 2816 0 "€ A tho lambs, per bea 
described the lw has affords an 1 I d perweek..  .. 7 
in point. The mal wore received on the f | ing ewes—and this, with mutton at 5s. to 6s. per stone, | Coal, ж 2d. рег наб. е 2 manure, per hai 
Augus eir m cha ерем and wool аб 2s. to 2s. 6d. per lb. UR NACE IUDA D * 
remarked that they el unhealthy. What w Lambs therefore paid unusually w r wintering, | за. each p. oum Vj ER charge made for the sing. 
done? We in any wa Were tke e|althongh the market for them in the spring of 1865 X я a xa rdles, chaíf eaten on the land, 
unhealthy ones carefully isolated from the others? Оп | was seriously affected by the бача weather and ves per poni 
the contrary, they were all allowed to herd together, | by a panic in the wool trade. ollowing shows that | уз ewt. of rock sal 0 46 
and not until the 24th were two of the worst head Es vell bsc de is half sold." 
removed from the field into a cowshed. The dise 200 lambs. S, which „cost 22s. 6d. on bnc uec 12th, 
had obviously been affecting these sheep the whole rd, then The tezs'would (ordi have Doe а qaa 
eek, and what wonder if the whole flock жеге | on "hedue until December 19th, when 50. of them were | April ; they v were, however, put on nd Clover, 
infected ? his may be an extreme instance On | and were fattened in the summer, 
still, we fear, р! 8га February tatting commenced with Linseed- Goo Wh eat, Barley, Oat, and Bean straw. was e 
prevails of the earl Wher yate s jn addition and с t Swedes. On the 7th A int 
rant persons are told by tho Privy Council to g r Tee ith "Mangels, and they „шш: made by Maynard, of Whittlesford, The chif 
indiscriminately all ма е 4th E: NM at 618, each. sed from tl 
we have quoted, is it likely that they ‘will Pid — Ther ainin Sow lambs were Mee ч as stores at main | points i in the preparation of the (оой ай 
isease and treat it vigorously in its earlier hoe little e. on inferior Turnips uucut; they t ae! ds eu hc d sifted, and to soften, 
milder forms? Even when Lord Granville's cows were | Rye from 99 E till May Ath, iden they were | withou ing i by ming а sufficient 
attacked by the disease, the first instance was treated | valued at 48s. each. ташу of "boiling liquid "On ne- “+ ; anm 
only as a cold, and the “distinguished” veterinary | The district js referred to became so exhausted of li k me LM be а At жеш)! into юл, 
rgeons who were called in at the las dps mot its stoc that at ome, of the later fairs the number of thro the chaff, a Then dur oie 
the cattle four 
plague 
S. q O.” lately асн "that the 
€ furnished by the Council 
n Essex, on six pubs farms, 
, the n mber of | u 
rage. 
зан, ma from. which 1 wri rite, 
the КЫ ot the d be 
p the heap. If IE prepared, p p 
d palatable. 
ee n beings prostrated by typhus 
hånds сни ing at the bed-clothes. 
sheep 
ever carried before. 
e heavy lands 
This has been effected DA the 
ex elingi ly Sw weet an It should be free 
ag mixture of the boi 
ps Vids ey remindei 
an adv; — Ut г ушш. What would E thou, ught 
of a docto: ected to treat a patien EAR 
heavy land, that of eking out a scanty supply of green 
| food by a iit allowance of deg chaff, and | grain ; ; 
from lumps of meal, or pudding, and equally 
pro ling ligur 
throughout t e hea 
Maize-meal f the best soup; Barley-meal mita 
ith the ef 
advanced qme as these were develo) pod? 
Iti 
obvious that all measures of precaution against con- | 
which happ 
and low in i prico 
na Нен 
detected аб ап earlier stage. 
We find it very radars to sup 
and (— tren would not учан some 
symptoms o green nd и 
better omn t yov contagion an an chan 
The disease is ыа о чн беча for 
of effecting a cure. 
10 days. Could it not be detected before the end of the 
10 days? Suppose, for example, very bad. 
in 1864. ` 
means we were enabled Jast ушер to keep 
9 r 
in assistin 
е | Neithe: 
notwithstanding our efforts ing: 
| erops of Turnips, Rape, or аў аге "io ттш, 
Miis that the disease. commences by affecting “the 
trong stubbles, good Beans, 
Clover-seed, and Mangel a re the үре сайшез of the 
and Watts's American grist-mill | 
of corn а day, Й 
With Rie 
4 from E 
ай redu ims the 
о 40 quarters 
is needed for Ee or eso 
account to a aono: y smal 
The proportions of bed dierent ì "kind of oui 
IG from time to t $e of E. 
dear food, was 
Eu GL MM ; 
,,Linseed cal, tough: relatively 
was the cheapest ingredient; p ho 
added dry. 
of this Mene bitter а 
hed fine mi 
ан 
of the di isease before it dis- 
suffer an of his danger. ut 
унга that such е Вада "аз this, and Ii m 
0! 
е gg pn some аб least of the sto 
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growing, and 
yard- -feeding. Sheep have bon gener: ру. “© conspicuous 
by their absence," though even the heavy-land farmer 
| is glad to winter a yard of doni) rs of cattle, that 
t. 
our root pola consisted o 
Rape, eaten by the ewes in 
‚ the 
dditio 
al was eris y deis; 
РЕ but it is easy of dift —- 
tio add wholesome, Wheat-m ze 
A but the proportion was bie yi 
bec: 
re that, in nutritive value, Ки Ў 
aiz "d 
decidedly superio fourth of ë 
fo EF than опе 
Maize should not orm t aoud h A wis 
time. Di t 1000 
ewes, and some fatting 
sheep. , t the fatting sheep, were folded on 
the stubbles, m allowed а daily run ja x bo d о! 
about an -— flo ock. "The fresh 
i 400 
r 
Maize-meal induces a feve vetik conditio: d 
very sparing 
71 бишен of low prices for grain Е 
n: farmer to modify his ora pmi еей} 
the P borne and use of ШЕ E js busines 
reserved for and a ver 
for thel im ч t, except for afew PRI in dine 
ff^sdad 4 
will me an парон 
Under the system we have decl е E^ 
careful goma tion of symptoms as we have ted, 
can only be made by thoroughly well-instructed 
logis! na inary surgeon might 
as well ны на ur to observe the state of the stomach 
by looking down the throat through a telescope. The 
practical conclusion, therefore, which h considera- 
tions suggest is that some thoroughly well-educated 
ical men should take the question in hand, and 
conduct a series of really scientific о d 
experiments. Considering the im 
et таҗы — ht € 
upon epi ould havı 
though MM em even our first physicians lesen bare 
been induced to throw - ene into the 
But, if they cannot do h 
rim 
human subject. Fiat experimentum in corpore vili is 
he old rule, and here is the exact opportunity {хи 
ррозе 
practising it. Su the case of another herd pen 
that of Lord Granville dcn afflicted with t| 
Let such a intel dun 
ur to hour, and 
the effect of evi edy ly observed, an 
е some results should not 
а or this purpose the Government we 
wisely offer ient to induce not 
young men but to te their | 
and d water, 
p the 
the first Joss tal E onde was 4 
rod a vien a lamb tumbled into the drinking P 
к their food was dienen at Es едат ho ome- 
|steads, The treatment was in every respect Кош - 
| än у therefore only notice in detail the manageme: 
e farm. 
f, “т: 
агу, 
ad the sime шш | 
food as the lambs. 
Live Stock 
k:”. 
September 29th .—352 lambs іп the parks, on a little 
Mig Doa and some Oats, until November 4th, when 
hey were folded on а Wheat stubble. Gave them 
8 lb. of straw- 
5 bushels of meal daily, mixed E 
haff. P 34d. per week fi a 
20th, тонаб the food to 65 bushels of 
— and 11 bushel of oi 
m 
December 1 
b. 
23 bushels of maize crushed - — wa . 148 
bushels ы mixed — - .. 200 
1 bushel of oil-cake * v 
h, мей these and the ewes, the lambs eating 
habe less than 2 lb. each. 
ost 544, per week for corn and cake; chaff, 24 Ib. | 
einn ure ng food, substi 
4 bushels of wild and a load of 
were care! careful o let the ewes Ioa 
im recauti 
lambs began to drop the first 
he judicious use of co 
ewes is generally followed 
as the case in tl — ins 
lentifnl we give abou 
nd Ib. of co d cake w 
In of a teg, wel 
him on 
