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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13285, 18 September 1906, Page 3

A colt two months old will take a quart of milk morning and evening, 111 addition to a quart of oats each day, and its allowance of hay. When the milk is not at, hand a pint of oats morning and evening, with a little linseed meal, may be all that is necessary. The linseed meal furnishes , a large quantity of muscle and bone forming material, and when the colt is weaned will prevent any tendency to constipation. About, one pint of linseed meal per day will be sufficient. After weaning the mill: can be gradually increased to four to six quarts per day and continued until he is a. year old. Another valuable substitute for mare's milk is one-half pint flaxseed boiled in four quarts water, with two quarts bran or oatmeal. , . . . The rich healing ant:sept.io ingredients of Baxter's Lung Preserver roach the seat of cold or cough with every breath you asleep or awake. > For bronchifti coughs and colds, - Wood*" Great Peppermlat Cure, la bd and 2s 6d per bottle.