The horse in the stable and the field : his varieties, management in health and disease, anatomy, physiology, etc. . •ATENT PAVING BRICK. PLAN OF STALL PAVING the continuous channels in the bricks, leading into the surface plan gives excellent foothold to the horse. About sixty go to asquare yard. For the passages of the stable nothing is better than the yellowadamantine clinker, which has superseded the Dutch clinker, very similarin size and quality, but inferior in appearance and cheapness. Onehundred and twenty clinkers are required to a square yard. None of thesebricks should b
The horse in the stable and the field : his varieties, management in health and disease, anatomy, physiology, etc. . •ATENT PAVING BRICK. PLAN OF STALL PAVING the continuous channels in the bricks, leading into the surface plan gives excellent foothold to the horse. About sixty go to asquare yard. For the passages of the stable nothing is better than the yellowadamantine clinker, which has superseded the Dutch clinker, very similarin size and quality, but inferior in appearance and cheapness. Onehundred and twenty clinkers are required to a square yard. None of thesebricks should be laid by an ordinary bricklayer, as they require specialmanagement, gained only by experience. The best plan is to contractwith a respectable house to lay them at a certain sum per yard, whenfull advantage may be expected to be obtained of accurate, regular, andmoderate falls. If the paving is carelessly laid, either the water does notdrain off properly, or else the falls given are greater than necessary, andit is of the utmost importance that the floor should be nearly level. Ifthe fall is more than 2 in. i
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