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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15
Ienls.
Ten thousand people in New York
ivc below the side walks

Ten thousand people in New York
i've below the side walks
-Thepopulation 81 Paris is over two
millions BY the census q 1856
Pour young lads, under twelve
wears q agc. were discovered ii d
Boston church on Sunday playing en-
chre for-thc beer for ,he crowd
Philadelphia is TO moral to run
horse cars on Sunday, bat runs al her
whiskey and gambling shops
Tho rumor is rcyived that speaker
Colfax, next month, VII leai tie r.eh
widow d wel,hy banker y Ncw York
10 the altar
John Cheney a hunter u tbs Al
irondacks, possesses p.sio, that has q
history With il be has killed one
thousand FIVE hundred dcar twelve
otter, one panther, twenty bears, piuo-
teen wolves. twenty four Moose, and
ether game without numbcr He has
carried The pistol ,blrty-taO gears.
Tho debt II New 1orA III se8tes8-
Der last WINS ISL .o53 0S2, an incgc Of
some s.. 0ao.01 over the figures ~ 1865
OF the whole dsla. composed q general
fund. contingent, s-saal, and bounty
debts. the S2F.6I4 600 = tn latter eon-
pY1ses The largest constituent Tho ca-
nal debt is Sis2is 900
a dispatch from Now Orleans
states that the Presidcuts re'0 EeE-
sAge on the n.sinei of Columbia Sal-
race hill was printed - iaai city twelve
hoars before Is delivery tc Congress,
and that i recaivci che hearty appro-
VA ~ the relDals there who declare thas
il ernbo3.os the lesFs II 3 statesman
and & gafyloS.
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Important Qualities. nrau5re,h'. PHI, 40 slim.

Important Qualities. Brauireth's lis 40 slim.
ulate al the Interior powers Of The system that every
poison or inpuiiy Is forced from the blood into The
bowels and thus passes or Recent cases Of sickness,
WI. often be.curedb BY the effect Of 9 On BrndIeih's
Pl. when the operation is fall and complete, leave
che blood free rlom poisonous ana unhealthy MAJ
ter ls that Of a'newbom babe. In colds, indamml-
tory diseases and in cholera their use restores 20
health sooner than all other remedies, because they
take from che blood ana bowels those matters aton
which pains, cramps,and aches depend freoniauaaec
Captain Iz1ac smith, Of Sing sing says, th!ig q
Brludretha Pile, taken according u diree ns,cufcd
him Of a very severe bronchial Affection after oa.sa
meanshad failed and be WISHES his numerous fisud.
to know the fact
Bfandreih's pills, Principal 0alca Rran3teh House,
New york. Sold also BY al DfusE.ats. See my nlnr
on GJyeguusnl stamp, without wAlfh ihe pills are
spuriJus.--J j.. ERANDkETN.
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To CnN.I lfpTIYEs.

The advertiser hsylhs lsa restored % tealth inafer
weeks by VERY simple reueay Ter lasi & suffered
3f sFrefst years alth sKere iufs lHtctipn aua ttai
dread disease GuasaHPl ioH-,. aHNi9us " make kaJwa
.tu 81 II lt4# suaEItrs tae MsaHs - eH-c
Iu a3s irhJ dvsir3 BE- ae aiH raHd e0py II tAe pre-
1erg.sa ssseH itE ~ rar.,t situ iae aifeftaHs 90
ptaI raE snd Bsas tha @me, which they NUl Huf 4
srEE CTEE taF G0Nst HfuHs, 8srfs.t. Bess eiiIIls
tugs 5 t.aLus ADJ a lhnat aud L8as AHsttsgHs.--
Ihe an5E ahiesI ut tby adyefts e sas fhr lrrri
iipa q bsatai he Hniett lra ..rH Hfaraaiifu
paleh he eapeettssin q iHfalsf a6f be aaIes #s.fg
saaet-s aa ~ ~ re1Gets s. % et, fhtIn nothing
aaa ma tuafe hetsiHa
p8r aIt4a1 al. = ptisH FrFF br refHfn mail
uIt aHaeta EEs EDHAED q WILLOW
81 Waa4aasssFst. Kings g. he4 York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

BorsrY Law AMENDMENT The or
iginal bin for equalization 81 bounty was
passed 1t the last sesslonof Congress
~ great haste, and there were there
fore, many impatfections IN it 5liich We
are glad 70 see il isproposea 70 have
corrected by iadicous amendments
The greatest error was tho point in the
law requiring the discharge papers Of
the soldiers ID every instance, in order
70 secure payment Tins was particn-
larly severe, az NC know that m many
instances the pap IS have been lost
without carelcssness on the part Of the
owners Many Of them have been lost
by fire, and we have personal knoWl-
edge IN the instance Of AN unfortunate
soldier Who 10 save himself from drown
ing. threw OF his coat which contained
his discharge and other yalpbles with
IL. none IL which we're recovered IN
this case, rs in many others, tho law
bears extremely hard upon those who
have been SO unfortunate, mas
much As the department refused in
every instance 30 issue duplicates An
other Inst amendment il proposed,
which is to give The bounty TO those
who may have been discharged Nv rcl-
son Of disability contracted in the ser
vice. putting them % the same footing
with those discharged from wounds
Petitions are now beng circulated ur-
ging Congress 20 speedy adoption Of
the amendments mentioned, together
with others 81 Importance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

SHEER SALES Victor Wright Of Mid
dlcbury, VT has sold Il ewes to a west
om party for $l2,000-one thousand
dollars each Edwin Stowel Of the same
place, sold a ram lamb for $1,000 and
Il. Hammond sold q ram lamb for ST.
600; another gentleman sold a ycarling
ram for $1,000 that he purchased \ year
ago for $50 The sheep were all thor
oush bred Hammond sheep and choice
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IM CEngks Iae cal.s
d.sfatehes h8F several timer slfff
al sh resurrection ealHst p aa
thou4y - tbc .ana ~ Crete, boz more
athentsc Hi haw shat L " l
giroroaslv maintained A CNIa come
i4sijee has ben organized at Athens.
Greece aj taey haf app lei 81 D.
s. q Howe. Is ihe hest pT sentative
II AMERICAN sympathy uth iha Greeks
ard bs' acquainted with tho people
and condition u Greece % obtain aa-
teragl ail 81 lhe Crtna / ha been
siafsd that ~ Il Z -i ear ssor e
raise ~ ihe Cfeai4ag q biplasd 81 war
mster.sl as3 iAe supplies ard doubt
Jess he 8.l soon prcut the maiter t0
tie public u prop ahape ~ action
4, cegmed "a ar 81 be sheer mad
ness In the people 81 Crete 81 uadlf-
take e. throw I'd ihe Turkish woke. d.
t3icab,e asit LA become bIt tines
have maintained ihe contest against
rraas "a II. willis wonderful c1draaeaua
success ibe people ot Gnaee are a.ior.
ding them al possible aid, Gaubaldl
is sammnuiug hi8 veterans % light the
battles ~ freedom again in Crete; and
II toe Crcians can bold out i.ll spring.
II "a considered nearly certain that the
government u treceewiil cponae thor
eease aud RISK the chances 81 war a.ih
Inskey Thus tile eastern question
viii Sc opened ID q new form not again
70 be adjusted, probably, till "the sick
man g.yes lip The ghost altogether
The Christians in Carsantinpble have
organized secretly FOR the aid Of the
Cretans and Their are rum0ra ~ various
rinnes of the Christians ia the Turkish
provinces The struggle s thus very
ltplt 10 assume the form 81 Christian
against Mohammedoa and and II the
former does not gum The aeccndancy
III Turkey. Il may az lens. De hoped that
religions equality and liberation Will rs
secured aud firmly established
These aspects Of the contest win give
% Il increased Interest Is II proceeds
As tbs attempt ofa handful 81 Greek
Christians Oh tho island of Crete to
cmaacipate themselves from Turkish
oppression, i commands admiration
and sympathy As the beginning Of
strugl e for tho rights of Christianity
itself ID thc land Of the false prophet,
il mast attract the attention and sym
patty Of Christians everywhere and
may become one q the MOST mem0ra
biz contests q the agc for the advance
ment u liberty Springfield Republican
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! A Coon RrfLY 4 subscriber to The
Montpelier Fleemen ordered bis paper
stopped for the reason that he could
gel the n. Y Tribune or Boston Jour
nal for $l.5) per yeu, tAe regular price
of the Freem n being $500. Mr. VIII
lard published the note Of The subscrib-
er, with tho following comments, which
we hcari' y c 4 )rse as truthful and to
the point They viii hold good in the
/ case Of nearly al country weeklies:
eve wonder, however if il has ever
occurred to the very few persons who
stop State paper because its price is a
tlife more than the Journal on TIib-
une, that no paper out Of the State,
however able. can take the place of one
which gives State news, is devoted to
State news, IS devoted to State interests,
and is thoroughly eonyersant with all
State affairs. Four cents q week may
be an eztrayagant price to pay for in-
formation relating to affairs in ones
own State, and those who think it viii,
doubtless, deem it wise economy 10 save
tie penny each week, and take the jour
nal or Tribune
But those who do this should not let
their economy stop here. 1t must be
e1trayarant folly for them to pay five
or ten, or twenty dollars FOR the sup
port Of preaching in their localities
when volume 81 sermons can be bought
for a dollar and a half and can be read
ut home every Sabbath, saving both
Sunday attire and Sunday expenses.
There is no use ia explaining to those
who prefer a city weekly because it Is
fifteen cents cheaper why paper
which las hundred thousand sub
seglBers can be afforded cheaper than
one with three thousand, although the
reason is tolerabIy obvious.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

THE FuruE OF THE DEIocuaric Pm
Petroleum " Nasty reviews
tic political situation in his for,hcom-
meng book and consoles the democratic
party for the dismal prospect after the
following fashion
"The discouraged demohrat may say
that preachers and uoospapors, and
Sunday skools, and sich, are uudarmin-
in their party Tn tn1e they win be,
hut not yet There is stiu whisky In
The land and the niggor is not quite ex-
t.nct, u wat danger is preachers TO
to these men, when 700 coodent get one
NV en- within gun.shot nv one? and
wat harm IS noospapers TO en-, when
they can't read Besides, we are not
ut the en- uy our resources yet When
the wust comes to wust, there is the
niggor left us. When he is Nv no long
er use to us q he is now when the
preioodis is 50 far removed cz to invest
him with the suffrage then WE'LL Civ
him the ballot WE'LL lead him out ny
Egypt, and Wen make him vote with Us,
The Dimocrisy never yet failed TO con
troll all Nv Tie lower orders Of sosietY.
They hcv The lowest grade Of the fur
riners; they hey Delaware, and Mary
land; they hey Moo York city and
Southern lllinoy, and e the niger gets
the ballot afore he does the spell &.
book, he'aomn beyonnd peradyencher.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

Dm Nor Care FOR JEFF The Arkan-
sas House Of Representatives, while
considering the resolution providing for
Commission to proceed TO Wishing
ton, refused by vote OF IA yeas to So
nays 70 adopt an amendment instruct
ing Tie Commission to urge the speedy
trial or releas OF jefferson Davis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

LixoLLUu 4 substance IS now man
ufaetured from liaxseei called lnoleam
II IS said that il sill superscde India
rubber which IL ycIy much resembles,
and Of which i possesses much q the
PROPERTIES in the various manufacture
IN ghich i IS used Like India rubber
It can bc dissolved into . cement aud
used ID tho manufacture 81 waterproof
clothing. Il can be used Tor tile coat
inc of iron oF wood, on for coating 81 IA
bottoms II Is as good as common cc-
meut, having properties similar = the
marine CINE made from Iudia rubber
and shellac. II is readily yuc-n-zei by
exposure 10 heat, and by this means oc.
comes as hard as the hardes wood and
capable II fms polish The variety q
use - which i cau be applied d tins
i9rm, VIII 3 once saa themselves 20
the reader Hitherto Il has been made
solely f9r producing a9or-clotA, for
rhich j, is vel adapted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

The correspondence shown that the
English authorities at Malta refused to
permit the arrest Of Surratt, FIRST be-
cause the English treaty did not recog-
nize as arrestable offences tie mere con
spiracy or intent TO commit murder;
and secondly, because there was no snf-
icient evidence that the party complain
cd OF was Surratt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

1t is stated upon unquestionable
authority that the leaders Of the MAORI
ity il Congress have agreed upon a
programme for the present session, in
SO far as the Southern States are con-
cerncd, aud that it embraces first, the
ratification ofthe Constitutional amend
meut by three foulths Of The States rep
resented IN Congress; and, second, the
reorganization Of tho recusant States
by compassion The adoption Of tue
amendment by the Legislatures Of the
states Will be completed, il is expected,
by the irstof Z abyuary, when measures
vlll be Immediately CARRIED through
in Congress. looking to tho governing
oi the South by military arm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

tt is q singular coincidence that
Major General Grant, a Scotch officer
in the British army, in l778, defeated
General Lee, in command OF the Amer
lean forces N New Jersey, and was al-
forwards promoted to the rank Of Lit
General and subsequently died Every
Old at his seat in Ballendalloek near
Elgin, Scotland III 1906
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15
cRIsToDoR,s HAIR DYE,

II ridiculous 70 carry into society greg sandy or
carfoty head, When ave minutes would render itsses-
Jrlcigc as Nature coald have made il IN her hgpp.si
mood Mauuf ctured BY }. CnBlsTADoRo, 6 Aastor
House, New York Sold b. all Druggists. Applied
by al HAZE DRasEEs-2o
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no Ow .ers Of Ifor7es and cattle.

4o NNF1er& 81 EAoa#Gh ahA Adttles
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION luWHlJs atr stf.
f,a,-i superior aHy .b.rs orno Fsy fF lte sgra q
n.1empar WORMS, Bots Caua6s. liiigb oard Cola,,
49,. O. iia-se end Colds Coughs Lots 81 HIs H.sck
Egnrt Hers u.s,ymntf 49, esiae. These S5easr.
were umat}g aal up bl slmps,a Ial4,as Eva g. Dr.
Iabss, aft STAGE hs 3,ath, toe tg aal Ass H,.n -
great fr thesa THAI Dr. Ialist Dag tp4tpu.t to usng
.aciafc esn. They arg rerietll sa HHd iuuateat aa
ueedoj aoppiag taa working q gour pHaia lhs} iu-
GREASE he appetite give EHe coat cleanse tbr stomach
IN urinary organs also ucr,ase tht u.ls 81 cows Try
tacm, and yaa wlil never b wi,hout thtm hlgsa
WuaimH tbs g, d, rated raiurIuf tfuttus horses Aas
as,a tagn fos cars sHl recommends t.em ,otsairpas
col pbo T. Bush IL thgJ fouie l'aoe Cagrsg Fa}tam
r. would natuae tdcm until be was told a ahatthcy
Ire composed STAGE which be De- mover without tbcu
Tie has over 20 running horses u DIS charge and r He
lass taee yo4rs bs used 90 other medicine Tor O eH.
at has kinds permitted me % retr ans one 70 lim.
over 1909 gfcrt ean be scgna the depot Sold ny
DrU4isls ANA sa8d'ers. Price 25ecnts pcrbor Depot
&c CprAaudt street, Now Yors.
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sTnAN1,E 80 Talr.

States can hear something very much % thyit I'D
vantage By return mil Gree Of charge by address
Ing tie undersigned jhos hayrg ie3n a being
humbug.ed will oblige BY not uoticing tl. ciri.-
All others VIII please address their obelent servant
TlOS. r. CHAPMAN,
I-37 s8l Broadway, New iorA.
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Tue secret service vessel Gcttvs-
burgh pat 70 sen from Fortress Monroe
Monday, with, It Is supposed, Admiral
Porter and Assistant Secretary "a State
Sewardon board gu, whore bound Is
certainly unknown. Rnmor BIAS it that
she carries g mediation party - tender
tie good Offices 81 this country between
the c3Rteading Powers II the Argen-
tine Republic and Paraguay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-15

CoiGEcroa PEQlHIrLs Phillip Dor
shermer Of Buffalo las n "hig thing
pending in the C5ar. II Claims. WASH
inetou While Revenue Collector he
seized contrabaud aiiskey g tAe ,alue
81 100000 bat tie Secretary q tie
Ireasirf compromised with the owners
for $4,000 Alr - claims that oue-
half q tao aiue IF tae uhsaay $780,
0ah & d0e h.u ugdar .he lan aud that
tle campromtse II the Secretary can
h9t iayA.da,e tie infamars rights
Tie decision s looked F9r with much
interest
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U.e Hm.e's PAIN KiHap .Eay.s oil.
"HUwiS lise a ChcrDs."
The Wonder Of the World.


ny IT, lily 1t. Try j.. Try IT,
II Is better for TOR than your Monty
Directions with each Eottie hog toHse kenaes Pain
Killing Na2ic on cStlealig ~ iBlaruay
Ercry Family aiontd ksgp e IN tas Aougs
All travellers should havc this Maeie Oil with them.
Eyriybady is liable To accident To- spraiHs 30 edachr,
Toothaeh Ihniic Cholera Murlus Cholera Bruiscs.
EarGs EbrHmHiiIn. Nrur.ia COLTS IN the Head ACus
In the Face ameness sealaa. Fits I'oispHi altle.e
the Magic OH curus and U is now knIwnsto ~ The best
Remedy ip the world 4 betileof icnues Magic I'll Is
perfect SELF, HEALTH lASt RANCE COMPANY
So The Feops say
There is health leaufy and bappy home sealed up ia
cytry Bottle, waiting iof sou teader.
Inquire fsr il where yam inde
sold ~ Diuggists Merchants, and Gr0cers, WHO are
my Agents throughout The country.
WM. RIsNNE, Sole Proprietor. riftsGcd. Msss
Dcmas Barnes .s 60. Who'll aaie Agents, New ~ <,
Gyo &. Goodwin u Co, Boston.
j l. Thompson sons X Co., Troy.
Eur sale by 6. N SYKES, Gray Il ilo,lC. bursct; g.
W smith G. h Oryls Manchester, q W.. Bradley sun-
derIaad; Demins a Hard Billings 3 Juds1a AFliu. tor
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dal sb.I Iaslr atIta .aA s.aa..as f...ss as.taf a
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FIR PLATED WARE.
BRITANNIA WAEE
TABLE6 POCKET CUTLERY,
POLISHED FuE4RDNs a. srAHpARDs..
BLOWERS, STANDS. PLATE WARMERS
coal VASES s mons, elegantly ofnamensd,
F0IDfNG FiBE fENDERs
TEA s COFFEE UENs,
TOILET WARE mscts.
KEROSENE COOKING STOVES.
WATERS & IRA TRAYS,
LADIES WORK STANDS,
LADIES FAECy BASKETS,
CABrLT SWEEpEEs.
CLOTHES WRlNGERs { Iron Msng,',
Old DOMINION & ERERA COFFEE POTS.
Aplccg Hng 10 ihe way u toeisfss, Anbhs. ana
E@pmirg ttsal,is
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WORLD MUTUAL
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III Broadway New York


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Nanga ig5ptus Htes enc aaas saa ,he.a 5f sag
oomls q .ht Nerld.
l psi4lu ulrg lage afgse das aotige and proc,
90 dra.H
tlhar' arfgargW7uts NAL inr rlr1 to travel
oaa hifd ai amaaui ug graatam will ha l88utd
tc puie Halisf whoa desired
Lie.E arrangements made Ulsh rao3 tuU
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4 Ds uCHrl saI sgIae5.a.
scene Was WIsug ga ia the Ncw York
Bgsrl So Councilman oa Thursday lst
Trouble uas anticipated. as numbsrof
tbe members had SAID that uo business
should De transacted, owing 10 bad fifth
oa the part 81 tba President u making
iht appointments squad II police
mon were accordingly present % pre-
serve order Daring Tie proceedings a
NT Hartman rose "a his seat and sand
The President is a paljurer, aal ! can
pNoit!8 ABseue Of disorder followed
during which another member threw EN-
inkgtanl a. the Presidents head The
latter reiterated and the ary was 20 once
raised that he had drawn a revolver
There was then general rush of the
lobby toward the Chair, bat the police
and made auumbor Of arrests
the Council breaking up in a row
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UNION PsPER COLLAR C0gPliY'S GOODS.
Union ColInr. A.

Union Collar. a.
4 Full-spaerd Turnover C9ll4r, from strong fine
hnishel ppr ad equal 70 ans tliug ia rho markctex.
csp. GRal'S
Union Collar. j..
Fuil-srnc1a Turnover, wcll fnishcd, and designed
"a NEE the views ofthotc wlahils good Collar at a
moderate price.
Union Collar. G.
Tum-ogar not epaesd same paper as the b. Coll r.
81 q gt less price,
New s9Is viii be made a. f4st as the market seems
% requifu.
Dealers find III The above nm line ~ these Goods
81 meet the wants ~ a consumer au5 all uad
be rspu ruFuquteadruea y BIZ Gray, ths origin
ID pNraiea OF Ail-p3per illtE4.
CmFlm trs en- rsly uaif}un goods, which, AZ the
prices, cannot be rgcrled.
I8s trade supplied bY
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THE HEAD OF A COMET,
.orllug to Milton, is rendered tcntoid more terrible
Her rid Hair.

and there are thousands Of hcry.human heads which
nil be rendered charming by simply changing iiioir
tiptt0a mellow brown, % perfectly natural bla {
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TE lr Sr there
~ Drake
q 0fatz Brown e.
S ~
Republican and nd 6 tae uea
ottaai party s Missouri Ho s
st m q 90
yeat.ga .a ptel lt Con ptea
Ha IN a shaf State and u thf
sa,h She provision 81 frame asug
Hd g 4al aal nights 81
t negroes lr Drak Tnuepsi
cmr Htsf Is ih Rgputh eu rty uas
GW Fletcher lGtI Democrats and
Conservative lad carried tbe state
last feIl as they intended Mr. Brown
would Ass been succeeded Is Gnaml
Egaah Il Bla ao though enc Of iae
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-25
Horses that Overreach.

We commend the following to horseshoe
els generally. 1t lis from the Praiie Farm.
er, Chicago and is worthy the attention of
every blacksmith who attempts to shoe hors-
es. The reasons given for the method OF
shceing recommended to prevent horses from
oyerreaching, we consider to be scientifically
correct. But we shall allow MIR. kimble
to be heard in his own words. He says;
believe there are but few blacksmiths
that know how toshoe horses that everreach,
and some that doAnot seem willing to learn
Others think again that there is no better
remedy than making the shoe shorter,a d pla-
cling the forward one on the toe, and the hinder
one on the heel of the horse, They need to
understand that there is better way, and
horse owners should make note of it. A
westeren correspondent gives the following
rule which | think is very good one: Make
the forward shoes long, and the toe calks
short and standing n ittle under, and see
them as far back as convenient, in order to
let the feet roll over MS soon rs possible. TO
get out of the way. And in setting the shoes
on the hind feet, reserve the order to keep
them back. to give time for the forward feet
to ge. out Of the way. Make the toe ca'ks
high, and the half fcalks low,to keep the feet
back, then he willtravel like other horses. =
This may be remedied in part in the mode
Of pairing the hoof. This is essential in all
case, and where too many horses have been
made cripples. Great pains should be
taken athll times in shoeing horses, and The
lieve not too many Of our blacksmiths' fully
understand making the shoe and pairing
the hoof.