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Ayers Catllartic Pills

lEsclences Of Chemistry and Medicine ma e boon
taxed their utmost 10 produce this best most perlpc
puIgailve Which is known 10 man. luuu1,.robla
proofs are shown tat these Pills have whine, ,yhirh
surpass III excellence ne O.L nary medicines and no,
they win unPrcCcdeu I'll, upon he esteem of an mon
Ihey are ,le aud pleasant To take, but powerful 10
cure Their icnetatIng prpperIes Stimulate the viI
actIFlues 81 the bCdy, remove lie L-s!rucii, of Ils
organs, purify the blood, ana e. gel i.I,eas. Tbc,
purge Out the ipui huH"rs WhIch breed and grow dr5.
$emPer stimulate sluggish tsOftcrrd organs Iulo
theIr natural action anJ Iupart healthy lone with
strength 10 The Whole = !cn Vol uIi. Do Ihcy cure
fhe eVery-dtY Complaints 81 eicry body !,t aSU for.
mIdaOle ad dangerous disc thai nave b. fled the
pest Of human skill. NhIic they ur,!nce powerful
effects, they al tho tune ~ tlu.cs
The safest and hest pAyslc that can lie employed l,
children Itin5 sugar COATED, they are ri asant to
lake, ana being prrc.J vegetable, ircG from any
FISK OIL Marin CIfc- have been made " icll suruass
beiIet we're They I0l sub-iadjcd bl men of sucL OK
allied position ana ch1rarer p iaId me suspicion
hl untuth Haiy cInIueni cicfp: AID htsIcias
have lent their frames to Ceriy - the Iutc lu, re
liability Of my re neHes Wine oihcr, have st ut me
The assurance %! thelrcpnvc'i IiImy Preparations
c'h'rh1'- '". y 10 ilc.,Iei Of my aiilolcd, sui
The Agents below named are pleasad to furnish
gratis my American Almanrc. containing directions to
t'"f w. i' ' 'to7 VI Ihcir CURES. OF III, follow
iug o,.uH'.
"us' o'nrIaints Rheun.iii.Is. Drop
sy, heartDuGn, Headache aralug from I,uI st,,nach
kCaSea, Indigestion, hlOi bId lmirtlou nI Ia R,.eIs
ana ram arising iherelrpm, tlnuency Loss OF An.
CURE an eVIcuan mcdIc!nc. :, rUiua or Eiuy'n fv
Ihey also, BY pnriS M III" buod and stimulate Il, The
sysem. cure many complaints winch .,p4., NOT be-
supposed they could reach, !c u5 Deai,.cs Partial
BlIndness, Neuralgia and Nervous lrriahIiIty De-
engagements of the Liver and Kidneys Guul AMI other
kindred mpaInis arising iruinu low Vi the body
or obstruction OF It's iunC 'shI,.
1J-Do not be pul of Ivy unprncrl"d dealers with
some other pill they make more profit On Ask for
Ayers Pills. and take n"'hHg else. No other they
ca" give you compares Win hs IN lts intrinsic value
or curative P0wCr The sIck Man the beat aid ticre
is for them. and they should Invent
Prepared by Dv. y. e.. Aver.
Practical and AnaIy ticuI Chemist, Lowell M.
Price 2j cts. per Box. Five Boxes Tor 81.
Sold by D. LOCKWOOD and j. r. IIOFFrtKFP
Smy rna, and all Traders everywhere iyI.6n
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JOHFa n. BARR
L q u A CCONEST

No 36 Market street, between Front and
Second SITS, WILMrTGTON, DEL,
Has constantly on hand Foreign and Domes-
tic SEGARS, Plain and Sweet scented Cavern
dish TOBACCO, small lrmps, II to the b--
Fancy and Comn."n Pipes. by the box. Cut
and Dry Smoking Tobncco, loose aud in papers,
fine and coarse. Rnppee and Scotch SNUFF.
Clgnr Cases. sc. a hnr lot Of German Segars
al the low igur" of S525 per 1000, aud every
other art Gle IN the. 'iobacco line at proportion
abe low prices. " All orders thankfully re-
crlvcd and promptly attended 10. may 6-2m
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We are the authorized Agents for the sale of the
above described RcuI or and blower, (AIannr:, I'm
PtoNcdD 50 H"lcd Throughout he country We know
the Machine and have seen 1t ORR, and without hest.
atol, can truly say lis The hes, ANA cc c-l koupcr
IN use,-WII give NOR" entire substitution
supply ol The AiIcaincs Will be constantly kent
on hand.
Also. the best Revolving Wheat R,kcr
C!O ". GUMAlIN$, q CO.
Smyrna, May l3l, Is, I'M
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Obituary and Marriage Notices iuse stcd gratis.
ton.
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A.!~c>lialie3t.a. advertisements.
Q;aafE&r 81 Hours.
De'a~arr, .Ncso Ca>fic, J. iiotiag Ton d. FfeacL
RAILROADS..

III. oN and after Monday, June
80, - II, lbs, Passenger Trains
- = -. viii run between Phiaae-
del phla and ScalorI as follows:
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Job Printing done with dispatch at the "Smyrna
Times Office, upUn very moderate charges.
10 Judgment BuhGs NUes. Ne, KEEP constantly on
hand and other Blanks printed 10 order, punctudlly
AMI correctly.
Persons M want of Bills. Blanks anything III the
Jobbing line, Will find II 10 their interest 10 give us
call.
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,il, ma Advertisements
TO FARME RS!
E'Hs a TT s, DAVIS,
IRON FOUNDERS

IkON FOUNDERS,
Commerce Street, above DeIaWare, Smyrna,
Respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally, to their stock of
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Inc evening train North and the morninr
tam South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle Oo a. IN, arrive at Wilmington 6 30,
arrive at Philadelphia 20 a. m.
Passengers leaving any point on Delaware
Railroad by morning train going North. can
have nearly five hours in Philadelphia, and
return same evening.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
train make connections at Wilmington FIR
Baltimore and close connections at Philadelphia
with rains to Now York.
f. q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del r..
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I ii & SU5Y RgaA Tgsss =. =
Is EDITED AND rLBIISHr3
BY ROBT. D. HOFFECKER

7 his paper is issued weekly al s 30 in advance OF
e2.O9 II H>l PAID WITHIN the year
Advertisements viii lie charged 80 cts per SiGnre for
the first assertion, and % Tor every suhsrq
serIion,-twclvs lilies less cUisdcred a square
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WALNUT STREET, ,ou'hW,sl corner r.l
PHILADELPHIA

IncorporaiCd ty tie &tatc cf Pem.>5igouia.
\ IONEf Is received j.. any sum large. Of u:.l:ud
~ interest pad irr'" The day Of d, est 80 lie Gay
Of withdrawal
The Office Is open every day from O'Clock IN lie
morning nj o clock N the i'cu"ou, ana on Monday
and Thursday evenings Til : o, ocr
HOS. HENRY /. HENNER Prc,'t.
ROBERT SELFWnGE, Wee rrest.
NM. REED, Scc'v
ECTORS:
Hon Henry L. Bonner, FCarrnU Er,vscr.
Edward l. Carter, I,,rl.h T. Barry,
Robert ScIlr.Iac, FraI.cr, Lee.
Sam' x Ashl.n .T,>cn, NcrLc~
& Lantrtth MunuS Henry piIcrI,rfcr
Money Is received and payment, made daily with
out notice.
The investments are made in Real Estate Mort
Sascs Ground RcuiS amt such first class re, ms
HE Chuirr requires. ln.ri~.N
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The Popular Steam Dycing
AND
Securing Establishment.

"e mig Testimonials speak lorhcmscives:
~ 80 ""io SHOWN Today some beautiful s. er:mcis
Dyclng. trsm No - North E,nb strcnl ,Lrr,. I.e
processes ct bEcmg IN ali known crirs apvcat 10 be
CARED to the highest degree ol perleclIum-ictSiag
Ladies should moi forget this popular establishments
-HercdHtIit HCFaid
Those tho desire the services r an excellent Dyer
Sno9ld Apply 10 tins esIablIshment-DeL 60 Rtyu6
lhe oeSt esla Dshhent IN the Ciy-ul The bead
paronzed by all our fashionable and most mats.
rial cIiizens.-Cuy Item
= Al orders ior Tins establishment will be most faith
We have seen specimens of NonIIens AIar,rnes
3iIhS' oahS' AIlacas, De Laines, and other Iiuods
uyeu at No. ~ North Filth Street. bclw cen Make:
ana arm, rhadel phm. aud We take pleasure in
ton.-PtHa. L44ft,r. ,nrth
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% y VI 7 nv 4NVIVN a W,
Kennctt Square, Pa; or Wilmington, De

NorE-There viii be a series of publlc trials of IN,
above machines III different ncIglhorhuu!s at tho
earliest practical date OF Which timely notice viii h,
gwen. 5. ~ NJ. PENNOCk ~ co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25
Hudson Ray Compa"yi International
Pacific Railroad.

We are informed by Capt. kKSSEDY
whose arrival in this city on his way To Red
River, we announced on Sunday, that the
question OF the legality of tue IIudson's
Bay Compauy's Charter, which has been so
long standing theme of Canadian news.
paper declaration and parliamentary inves-
LEGATION has finally been brought to an is.
sue in the courts Of law. Mr.. IsBrsrES the
nephew OF Captain KENNEDY, to whom the
inception Of the agitation against the Com
papys monopoly, is mainly dae--represents
the prosecuting party a, the expense of the
Government This is regarded as equva-
lent 10 final solution OF the whole custom.
as it il not doubted ard is scarcely denied
by the Company themselves that legal iu-
yesiiga'ion will prove entirely fatal TO the
validity of the instrument under which they
claim jurisdiction,
The sentiment in Canada is entirely ad-
verse 10 the proposed reservation Of tie ter.
ritory for the benefit Of the Hudson Bay
Company, and the whole or none is tie
cry.
From the same authority We learn tha,
the Canadian project OF Railroad rests
upon basis which ensures Is prosecution.
The North Western Land Transportation
Company is an association OF Canadian
and English capitalists, whu have under,a-
ken to carry forward this scheme to prac-
teal consumma,icn. The capital already
subscribed is only 81 100000, but can BE-
increased TO any desired amount when the
se',lemer'oi the yexed question Of terrific
rial rights IS settled, So as 10 admit Of CON.
mencing operations. The Company pro
posed 10 make Fort Willism, on Lake Sd
perior their poiu, Of departure, the propo.
si,!oo to carry their road north Of Lakes
HGron ard Superior being sbandoncd as
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25

impracticable from the nature Of the coun-
try. Capt KENNEDY gives it as his de-
cided opinion, and We know that eminent
British authorities interested in the devel-
opment Of the scheme coincide 10 the same
view-that the Pacific Railroad wi be an
international scheme; the British interests
at both ends Of the line energetically EN-.
braciog the proposition of Minnesota to
unite with her 10 completing to Red River
the continuous line already carried to the
banks Of the Mississippi. The utmost cor.
diali,y Of feeling exists upon this question
and augurs the most favorable results to
the great Railroad enterprise of our own
State
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25
The Political Iiervsiss OF the Washing
ton uuton

About a year ago the Washington Un,on
astopished the political circles Of the coun.
try by asserting, and eudeavoring to estab-
fish by argument, that the Constitution OF
the United States, by virtue Of its ovcrshad-
owing authority, carried African slavery
into all the States of the Union, aud FRO
,ected il there, in defiance Il local constitu-
,ional or legislative inhibition. The sur
prise vas occasioued, not by the fact that
the political weathercock who nomjnally
CONDUCTS the Ua,on, should utter sentiment
a, variance alike with law, with common
sense, and with Democracy but tina,
pcmocratic Administration should suffer
any Journal, which stood before the country
in the light o, an Official organ, 10 place it
10 the attitude of endorsing sentiments 81
essentially anti Democratic ard monstrocs.
This dogma, however. received 10 endorse
ment from any s,c'ion Of the country and
We state i, to the credit of the ts,or, that
it was never Afterwards repeated iu it.
columns.
Afterwards, when The contest between
Democracy and Repub'icanism MAS inaugu-
rated in Illinois, in the prisons Of poCGL.
and LINCOLN, the Washington U.i0a bol,ed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25

\oRru C,RoLiSA.-The legislature OF
North Carolina convened at Raleigh. the
Capital, on the 18th. HssRr T. Clans.
OF Edgecombe, was eltc,oi rrsii,n, OF toe
Senate, and THos. SErrlS. OF Rockingham.
Speaker OF the House. Gov. BR,prosps
message was delivered On the same day, and
was vel received
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JUDGMENT or til. SUPREME COURT. ovEssu.
t,Sn ruv ngrtSIDN " ruy rnvepx,,

We think that Tie company has done all that
IL necessary under the Constitution TO cni ne
I, - the amount Of state bonds demanded /:
aad a. i well settled that this writ lies IN I'll
eases. where the relstor hss a clear legal righ,
20 the performance % some official act, by q
public ofiesr. sud no other adequate and spec
Toe remedy, We award petcmptory mazda
mus, AMI direct that i be served, b, the Cia 4
of this Court or auy other d.siu,ercsied person
by reading and delivering eer,acd cop,
thereof Il demanded.
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RULING or GOV. sIBLEY.
ESgcuriyE OrftcE.

~. faul, Aug. 1, 1858.
The Railroad Companies will tc required.
before receiving the bnuds of the state
FtNr-To show to the satisfaction Of the
Governor. that they have fully complied with
the prclimiuatios II the law with reference 20
tho time OF commencement of the work with 10
sixty days. nc.
SECoSp--That ten miles Of the road have
been graded in a good and substantial manner,
with bridges, culyerts, Sc.. completed ready
for receiving the superstrnCture. aud that tie
work has been performed in relation TO tie
ternni 50 "a TO show q bona fds intenticf
10 complete the road.
TniRp-ro deliver ~ the Governor an il
strument, duly executed aud acknuw lodged
containing an obligation. hif Ding in law. uput
the several companies, to secure 10 the STATE
for the payment of interest upon the bonds, the
net profits Of each roai also
4 conveyance To the State in such ,nannet
and form "a may he prescribed by the Cover,
nor Of the first 80 sections Of land which each
company may receive from the grant. free from.
all prior membranes, and which shall EN-,
body coyttant that the laud shall be fairly
and equitsbly selected, immediately upon the
respective companies receiving the ut!e there
TO. 10 the satisfaction Of the Governor: also,
A deposit Of first mortgage bonds Of sue b
company, made 90 tho State. based upon q
deed Of trust to the State, equal IN amonu, To
the state bonds issued To- such company. which
deed OF trus, shall specify prior " of lien 10
such bonds as the company may deliver to the
State IN exchange Tor her bonds.
The form Of the deed 81 trust shall be sub
United to the Governor for his approval a.
well With reference To- lis several contents. az
a. the security Of the state contained therein.
(SgnejI HE>Ry II. SlBLSY.
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And larger aambsr, al the same ratio Of 80 per
year With copy CRATE The person getting ~ The ciab
or each 3py dirse,sdtg
- All subscriptions must he paid 10 ADVANCE No
psp.r seat untl the mohey Ia received.
Add,.,s FlOsEER PRINTING COMPANY. H. Pa1l
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
WHOLE NUMBER 255

atedekimself from tliesnost pesplexing en-
barrassments, and achieved Dh4easllfe of
good fortune that promises most ausPtiqns:
ly for the remainder Of his career. WhilSs
he has in no instance made the interests Of
the country subservicnt to those of party, he
has not io'gotten that he is a politician as
well rs statesman, and that his party has
claims upon him. The immense patronage
in his bestowal has been so dealt with as to
reward the friends Of Democracy, while no
opponent has just cause of complaint. The
system aud order which prevail in his de-
partmcnt arc such rs ensne facility in tho
transaction of business; while the urLan,ty
OF Postmaster Brown himself, has made him
hosts offriends quite as warm as those whom
his public acts secure. The mantle Of the
great men who have proceeded him in his
present position, could hardly have fallen
on one worthicr to wear it."
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Notice to SubscritelS.

Upon consultation with our friends of the Alb
'bevillc Banncr we have come to the following
understanding That after the lst Of April,
neat, we shall charge for all subscriptions, no,
pad within six months $40 and S3 90 if net
paid within one year. The pressure of the
Times has forced upon US the necessity of urg-
ing prompt payment upon our Patrons. The
amount due us for subscription. separated
usall but in the aggregate swell to large
sum, and if not promty paid. subject lis to
great Inconvenience Our payments are cash !;
and We must require our friends to enable us
to meet them. y
= Experience has also impressed us with the
:propriety of charging for Obituary Notices
which exceed certain length end we shall
henceforth charge for the excess over one
square, at the usual advertising rates.
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The Mormon War Song.

The Mormons, it is said, will not fight but
run at present, they are temporising and
managing at such a rate that it is difficult
to say what they will do. Of course, how
ever, when there is question of war in the
land, there will be plenty of fiery heads
ready to cry, up the banners to the outward
walls and die in the last ditch. A small
indication, however. that there are certain
among the saints who believe that most Of
the fighting will be done directly by the
Lord, is given in the number Of Desert
News, of Nov. l1th, in which we find Gu {
rious sort of war song hymn, entitled "The
Rocky Mountains" by w. w. Phelps,
which goes to the very lively air Of "Heyg
the bonnie breast knot" "a most extraor-
'inary tune for the subject. The first verse
is as follows:
"The glory that to Abra'm shned,
Before the Christian world rcfnod
The ancient gospel for mankind,
Shines through the Rocky Mountains.
},
Hey the Rocky Mountains!
The sacred chambers Of the Lord,
The bulwarks of jehovah ;"
The concluding verses Of this precious
lyric are characteristic Of Mormon literature
rs well rs inspiration:
Away there shines the Norman lamp,
Where many watch their countrys camp.
And may be now and then scamp
That's her,led at their pleasure,
Cnonors-IIey the Rockcv, ho tile Rocky &c.
"When Japetlis hired servant. come,
a thousand miles or more from home,
eir"West Point science" scencth dumb,
Where fire and straw transatetif. ~,
Cuonrs-IIcy the Rocky, ho the Rocky &C..
''The Gentle wnreth with his hands ;.
The Mormon with his heart, and stands,
Il pure, like gold, for Gods commands
And God doth fight his battle.
Cnonrs-iIoy the Rookey, no the Rocky, sso.
This poem appears at the head Of the
famed Desert News, and may be regarded
as official. The reader will agree with us
that if the Mormons cannot fight better, than.
they sing, the United States troops wills
have but little to dread for the present.. /,
o. . Philadelphia Bulletin. ::
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

j., The Prorrictors of the Abbcville Banner and
Independent Press, have established the follow
Ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months, will be charged by the m
sertion nt One Dollar per Square, = men
the space of II solid lines or less for tn" first
Insertion, and Fifty Cents for each s"b*e-
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lJY" The Commissioners, ShcriIs, Clerks
and Ordnary's Advertisements "ili be inserted
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. CO.. Shcrif's LcvicS, One Dollar each.
tE;J" Annuulcinga Candidate, Five Dol
lars.
Advertising an E<trav, Two Dollars,
to be paid by the magistrates.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer ut the following rates:
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Fractions of Squares will he charged in pro-
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1 ESs- Business Cards for the term Of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, at One Ooilar per line
space
! ETy- For all advertisements set in dpnJlr col
ANN, Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to the
above rates.
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Far Banner
LEE & WILSON,,
D. For Press
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How TO OPEN OYSTERS. -"Talk Of open.

How TO OPEN OYSTERS. Of open
ing oysters" said old hurricane, "why moth
ing's easier, il YOU only know"
And how's how 2" inquired Starlight.
'Scotch snuff" answered old Hurricane,
very srntentousy, y, ."Scotch snuff Bring a
little of it everso near their noses, and they
will snceze their lids nf:"
81 know gcni,is," observed Mcister Karl,
"who had a better plan. He spreads the
bivaves in circle, seats himself in the cell
trc, and begins spinning yarn. Sometimes
it's an adventure in Mcxico--someli,ncs
legend Of his lovcs-sometimes marvellous
stock transaction. AS he proceeds The "na
tiyes" get intercsted-and one by one gape
with astonishlnent at the Tremendous whop.
.pers which are poured forth !; and as they
cape, my friends whips them out, peppers
'eln and swallows 'em."
"lhat will 1doo." said Starlight, with a
long sigh, II wish we had a bushefo Of tho
,bivaves here now they'd open easy"
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MISCELLANY.

pE SECtETS OF TIE AMERiCAS HORSE
Buffalo Advertiser iuti,nates
ssfhat it is cognizant of the peculiar secret
possessed by Mr.. Rarcy, the celebrated
:: y horse tanner now in England, and employed
,faao successfully hy. lihn in suhjuga,ing the
snost vicious aad snruly Of the equine species.
sssFhe principle, it is thought, is doubtless the
5SS same as that now i'll use by horse breeders
g5::and horse -traincrs in various parts of The
! country, and consists mainly in kind treat
f3siiment, in subdging tue fears Of the animal.
@sand accustotning him to unusual noises and
objects. But there are other influences,
s.*+somewhat OF a mcsmeric character, and en-
tsPloyed rs aajuncts, that 60 to ensure the
6 more complete success of the horse-tamer,
ssssuchas caresses, the use Of drugs agreeable
ssato tile horse scratching in parts not easily
preached by the, animal itself, giving food or.
water;after long abstinence has Soccasione,l
sIsshunger ortthirst, the careful use of various
tones of tile human voice, &c. -
s4 ,Fbe ch ief secret, however, according tc
8 the Advertiser, which paper has the;au,ior.
gsitY for its statement from those who under.
stand and practice the art. consists sin rails
ing one Of the, fore feet Of the horse, doub.
stsling the: knee, and keeping strap around
the fetiock, fastening the foot close 10 the
81 arm or shoulder. The horse then stands
pom three legs. Having next put on a
sS5slreI1gle pass a long strap or rein through
sss4ts, ,sufcingle and fastening one end of it
around ::he fetock Of the other fore foot, at
ttfe other to- the sureingle after the alli.
sTnal lsis AlhtoYn, so closely as to'deprive It Of
4 3 the use sof the lipib In this. item the treat
q anent tsnaays be:Xaried by fastening tie Second