NEAT: CAPFTLE. AST for, and Spiritus Volatilis Aromaticus, of each a table- spoonful, or more.‘The beast being costive, add to one of the drinks, a single drachm or two of the| \

finest aloes in powder: repeat as needful. ee The cow, brought to a safe plas at the ninth; ducing month, will be in a way to rece ive any assistance, k ently af of which nature may stand in need. In difficulty d cif of calving, help should be administered before the; © preat animal be exhauste d, still not rashly or. hastily, t opious and always by an ex nageet person. As great;: ularly force is sometimes required, extraction should not should be attempted, until the calf be turned into the j Con. most favourable position which circumstances wilh short: admit,‘The YoRKSHIRE SHORT-HORNED Cowsare

most subject, I believe, ef any other, to difficulties

‘the of this kind, from the great size and squareness of ‘me shoulder in their calves; and on this account, it Nye has been said in that country, that they care not, rel: how low a cow may oe oe rovided she be well- ioe fed a fortnight before calving, as being low In ving,: flesh, she will have more room, and the calf be ch atastee with greater facility: a conclusion by no aie means_to be depended on in my opinion; for the tive Sa being low in condition and streagth, her cep, throes, at bringing forth, will be pr apontianalels y net weak al id languid, than which there cannot be a a. more unfortunate circumstance, or more likely to :: retard a difficult birth.‘The. cases of this kind, a which have come,under my notice, have, been apnut.

7” chiefly with cows poorly kept, or recently harassed +

;, laste a: about in driv ing. After a difficult and exhaustis 1g

wnt it Jabour, good beer--cordial, fine hay, corn, pollard, | ho 1 1 ee Wy or malt-mashes, warm water,&c flat REARI (0, a DN eee