The Horse And His Diseases. a Valuable Collection of Receipts And Much Other Valuable Information
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If 1 may judge from the same comparative want of condition, and 40 THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
the flatulence which I have described, either some portion of wind enters the stomach, or there is an injurious loss of saliva.
This diminishes the value of the horse almost as much as crib- biting ; it is contagious, and it is inveterate. The only reme- dies, and they will seldom avail, are tying the head up except when the horse is feeding, or putting on a muzzle with sharp spikes towards the neck, ...which shall prick him whenever he at- tempts to rein in his head for the purpose of wind sucking.
Wind Galls.
Use the Black Ointment ; apply it to the part affected and rub it well with the hand , heat it in with a hot iron ; apply twice a dav until cured.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES. 41 RECIPES, A Recipe for Black Ointment.
One pint of turpentine, 10 oz. of organum, 10 oz. of vitriol (get it all by weight), and 4^ lbs. of lard. Melt the lard in an iron kettle, pour in the turpentine first, organum second, and vitriol last ; stir until cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If 1 may judge from the same comparative want of condition, and 40 THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
the flatulence which I have described, either some portion of wind enters the stomach, or there is an injurious loss of saliva.
This diminishes the value of the horse almost as much as crib- biting ; it is contagious, and it is inveterate. The only reme- dies, and they will seldom avail, are tying the head up except when the horse is feeding, or putting on a muzzle with sharp spikes towards the neck, ...which shall prick him whenever he at- tempts to rein in his head for the purpose of wind sucking.
Wind Galls.
Use the Black Ointment ; apply it to the part affected and rub it well with the hand , heat it in with a hot iron ; apply twice a dav until cured.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES. 41 RECIPES, A Recipe for Black Ointment.
One pint of turpentine, 10 oz. of organum, 10 oz. of vitriol (get it all by weight), and 4^ lbs. of lard. Melt the lard in an iron kettle, pour in the turpentine first, organum second, and vitriol last ; stir until cold.
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