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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27

rVyHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
Stock of the X X Consolidated Mining
Company, in the name of +. Fisher, Trustee;
No. 1898, Tor 100 shares: No. 500. for two shares;
No.. 9S2, for 100 shares; No. 1900. for 100 shares;
No. 1910, for 10 shares: No. 1859. for 1--WE shares.
In the name of Woods h Freeborn, Trustees
No i00. for 100 shares. In the lame of ". q.
Crandall, Trustee: No. 1886. for SO shares; No.
1866, for so shares. In the name of Clute 4
Loveland, Trustees: No. l442. for so shares;
No. 14%4, for 10 shares; No. 1446. for 10 shares,
Also OF the California Mining Company: No.
50. 500, for 10 shares; No. 81. sol, for 70 shares;
No. SASS, for five shares: all in the name
Of P NJ. Lillienthal. Trustee. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the above stock,
as transfer hiss been stopred.
NJ. h. CHAMBLIN. Eureka. Nevada.
je2s-30d
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Yaur NecMtfcs.

Your neckties, handkerchiefs and sus-
penders you can buy at the Golden Rule
Store, the best place in Eureka.
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-r.rnAY.s STOCK SALES.


MORNING BOARD.
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1874 f6h IGN 49,
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20 B~ullion-5A
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$40 Lady Bryan.aiooc
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az az Silver Hill 14Oc 1900 IL 1A5c
200 Challense-zio
40 S~heridan-4oc
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You wonder that my tears should now
In listening to that simple strain;-
That those unskillful sounds should Ill
Ny soul with Joy and pain
How can You tell what thoughfs IL stirs
Within my heart sgsinf
You wonder why that common phrase.
30 ell unmesning to your eat.
Should stay me In my merriest MOOD.
And thrill my soul 70 hear.
How can you tell what ancient charm
Has made me hold It dcarf
You smile to see me turn and speak
With one whose converse you despise;
You do not see the dreams OF old
That with his voice aripe.
How can Won tell what links have msk
Him sacred in my eyesf
o, these are voices Of the Past.
Links OF q broken chain,
Wings that can beat me bach 10 times
which cen not come gain;
Yet God forbid that i should lose
The echoes that remaini
A young lady graduate may in after
years forget the title Of her essay, but she
will always remember how her white
s'pekay" dress was made and trimmed.
----s fsns e.
The Russians have figured up the cost
OF their last war with Turkey. and find
that their total expenditures were abcnt
$3.50, 000, 900.
s-
OF the s25, OO0, 900 appropriated for the
arrears Of pensions, there have already
been disbursed $40. 219, 900.
A big head il no more an evidence OF
brains than a paper collar 10 cf a shirt.
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
-Arp-s
Essey Organs.

sherman. Hyde & Co.. San Francisco. Pacific
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con.
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys a Piano In q life time. therefore
get the best, the best Is the cheapest, al
ways.
Prof. Win. Plumhof. Local Agent, Eureka.
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=

VVHE HoLpER OF CERTIFICATE 5.f7s. 100
shares of Husscy. Is requested to call at
cnr once. PAXTON 4 CO..
Eureka, July =, 1879. jyftf
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Bullion tn the amount Of 52,825 pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Con. this morn
ing.
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NOTICE.


r HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT l
will pay no bills contracted by my son.
CHARLES W. LADD. and that l do not author
ize HIN to order or transact any business for
me. and I will not be responsible for the same
after this date.
HIRAM E. LADD.
Eureka, July Z, 1879. jyS-1m*
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Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
IL bars Of bullion, valued at S12. 900.
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watches, Jewelry and locks Re.
paired.
If you want to have your watches and jew.
elry repaired in . workmanlike manner, go to
p. Steler's jewelry store, two doors above the
White Pine County Bank, Main street. All
work warranted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27

A SALOON AND RESTAURANT, 100
n. on South Main street. and
DWELLING HOUSE adjoining. can 3ms
be rented cheap. 3lnk
Also, . New HlouDe, ~ three PS0ms,
on Buef street.
For particulars. apply to
FRANK ANDERSON.
81 W. II. Clerks Store. or at his residence, IN
rear Of MI. Church.
Eureka, June z, 1879. je&tf
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OF the s25, OO0, 900 appropriated for the
arrears Of pensions, there have already
been disbursed $40. 219, 900.
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House and Lot For Sale

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. 49,
"A on the south end Of Pxui street. !d
can be purchased chesply, IL appiica- ~
ton 10 made immediately. For pa tie lnN-
uiars, apply to CHARLES BUTTLAR,
II h. Sadler / Cos Store.
Eureka, June 8. 1S7S. 5e1O-tf
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FOR SAID.

4 LlGHr SPAN OF AMERICANS
"A HORSES suitable for = buggy SH
or delivery team. can b bought R
cheap, by making application At W..
THOMAS HALEY,9 BUTCHER SHOP,
On North Main Street.
Eureka, June 30, 1879. jyin
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-05
arrivals at The ma House

Eph Lucas, Presby W. Lamb. Boise
CITY; Harry Carter, G. G. Garrett ard
wife, Prof. BoyIe, ii. ma Is, Garden val
ley Wn. O'SeiI, Tige- mine; Peter
husii, Nortn Elk; Geo. Brown, Oxen
DonneiiJ, City; Davis Buach, Alder
Greek VIM. House. mountains; Dennis
Crowley, Granite creek John Fisher,
Canyon creek; Sam Vigns, Richard Hack
ing, r. NJ Mcdowell, Banner. Ben Will
son and wife, JAS AsifprIh, PioEeeTyIiIs;
Dad Night, Star Ranch; John Lalnbe4-
ton, w II. BIackman, P. Golden, IIacef.
vile; Orlando Robbins, Chief scout.
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Iron, Banner.

Mi r. NJ Mcdowell, Snperlntend
ent Of the Eim,ra Company, came
rom Ban ner last Wednesday aud re-
turned yesterday. He intnrms us
that Nj James Monroe is getting
good ore out of the Banner NINE on
contract with his Company. TIE
ledge averages two feet in width, aud
the rock is very rich, aud an ennr-
nous quantity OF ore above the tut'-
mel. which is now being stopped out
The Major thinks that by next week
enough ore will he ready for stopng
to keep the mill running on 1t alto
rether for some time To come
Messrs. Sifrrs Il HalIett have struck
rich ore in the Tribune mine, winch Is
situated three or Tour miles west oi
the Banner milI. Their chances for
striking a bonanza arr gooi.
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l'sssg lie Al iew j gttis s,ald
laced y NJ has h,'rn isssilng an tie
car,ass u COW amt nnie from
bai'ief, aud she hoy. i,ave been tFy,
ing XII h III, but, 80 issF. bave TAXED
Last az day moriiilg sqsiad Of
nsts. consisting II the Eiinira Cpmpa-
N.Y. a-sayer, j w WILSON,, James
ir~ri, as Old hunter a,I teapper.
ia - VI nrse. crack SHOT. and
ball . ~ u others went out armed
wis, ga..s. pisfois and knives 4, kiii
III snliDai Iaey cfeps ust II lie
cafcHs~, wi,e,c brusn wa I,snd quiet
= laApg his breakfast Vp.ieA aiie,
selie} wa. fled ~ he neaniered up
is,e ~de Of iiae ,unuiItaiH iiie by =
ammunition soon gave eui, and Tie
beast deliberately sal d.,wn III a log,
- nned false Its paw ~ his pro
b sscis aid wFgated his toes, while
eacii aonier exp an. q f. the OILERS
why It's ide.s d l.eas ianfitg should
rave been !,.ll w
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-05
a Centipede.s peaa1y CLAWS.
Canon County viglante.

Cauoh Couhty fiSNaAte.
Several Mexicans were in Camp at
the mouth OF Memphis creek, Utah
Territory and were lying about the
fire. v hen one Of them, Tclestora
CrucaS, saw large cenIipede, fully
nine inches long, travelling slowly
over his leg Knowing that the least
motion would make il sink its deadl>
claws in his skin, without moving
his leg he got out his revolver aud
waited until the beast had almost
reached his knee, when, slowly put
ting the mouth IF the pistol TO its
head. he pulled aud the eenlipede was
gone. But cenlipede's claws are
quicker than gunpowder, and Crucas
began to cramp IN a few Minutes, the
track of the reptile along his leg
turned a brownish yellow, and tie
pace where it was killed swelIed n.
frightiully Crucas rapidly grew
worse, and in u little over four hours
afterward he died in great agony
But the most singular part of the sto
ny is that the bullet trom Crucas' pis
tol cut a small uick in the foreleg Of a
mule that was tethered near 10y. ard
at daylight the next m rning the mule
WAS also dead, with its lrg 20 swollen
TIA the skin had burst in several
places
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The soldiers called in.

Sergeant james Silman, Of Com
pany G, Farsi Cavalry, arrived here
last W. dnesdav evening gu lis way
from Boise Barracks to Col. Bernara
with dispatches calling in all the So
dier>. guides and scouts. Abu, haIt
Of Be'iiafd's men are aioot, aud what
horses that are still alive are in 10
condition to be used, and the Depart
maIt chose to cali him in rather than
again fit him ont Tor Campaign TIN,
year. All the men, guides, scouts
and the Umatllla Iadians will pass
tarough here in tour or i've days ca
tier way To BOISE Barracks.
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Notics.

In the matter Of the estate OF John ". Winner de-
ceased:
IL the Probate Court OF Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritarN
FSURSUANr To AN ORDER OF stID COURT
gsat.e nn the second Day OF August. a. y.
1873. notice il seFeby given that on Nsn law. the
18Th day of August. A ID. 1879. At O'Clock II OF
said dan, a, eflee OF ha Probate Judge il Ila-
no city. Boise county. l. +. has been appointed
the time and islae for proving he viii o. the
s&id John winner, deceased and sor hearing the
spplicason oi i,ebeIt Barber for the lssllaaes 10
him of letters testam entary when and where ans
person interested may sppear and contest the
SAME. T. ). HART.
Probate Judge aud x,afselo Clerk
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LOCAL Ne Wv .

tbs MnorRy, liz, has shown tn,
S,paiif: Press some handsome spell
meas lln HE Gold Hill mine.
TIE Ctah Northern IA lroad is with
in lou mics of tie Montana line.
MR r. A. GoopLIFFE was taken
oniic ok last Tuesday evening He
is Improving rapidly now, and is able
to he up.
SKE al Of piano for sale in an
other column.
The advertisement Of NJ lrtin, Tay-
br IL C, bankers of san francisco,
appears in this is,l.e, uirier the head
"otmk SnecuIations i'll San Francisco"
WEATHkR pleasant
Loca. items Internal scarce.
CnARLfs MAuTz his ,si received
large supply Of canned fruits.
He ow has everything you want III
tie boot and shoe, Or, goods aud
clath.ug lire at rulnouslt low figures
for casa Cal and examine ms goods
aui prices.
Me- JEROME BeARDsLEY and family
wen, 10 Boise City Yesterday. Mr.
Beafdslcy expects to make that place
his nthre home.
WI DHLoN, who killed man
nanrd Ntng AT Custer, l.emhi county,
Anew weeks ago, has been sentenced
to lmpris nment for ten years, aud
lodged i'll Tie Penitcntiary at BOISE
City
Mr.. iHaMAs BARRY expects to start
up the Elk Horn mill next Monday.
REy L HAYES, tue minister appoint
Ell tor this place by the late NJ b
Caarch, arrived here last Tuesday
evening. He made pleasant call on
the World yesterday.
Mr. ED CARR went up to the Buzz
RUIZ nine yesterday to resume opera
/ tons.
AsoReuM factory is being built at
Boise City.
LITTLE Tommy, son of Hon. t d.
VaAaIan, of Boise City, fell from a
horse last Sunday evening. He fell
On his head aud was Sc, erely, though
AO' dangerously, injured,
Inc roof is being placed on Coliiu &
Aennaly's large warehouse in Boss
City.
Hon. NJ. G. LUNEY is on the mend,
su' VIII he up and around again in a
lew days.
d pisFATcH says that the Indians
aaNe set hire to the woods in Northern
""Ho' aud pursuit is difficult.
Col 0. ROBBINS called on the WomI
yesterday. He was on his way from
oeraards command to Boise City.
HE supply train that passed
@fongh here over three weeks az,
14s arrived at Bernard's camp The!
sO' lot in the mountains, which
VauSei the delay.
AIR SHADE ORCHARD, a nephew q
Af' Alex. Orchard, our worthy Asses
:" W.T. arrived here from Missouri lasl
h"eaaes'lay. He intends making Ida
10 bis home
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eaw Nu, Tor lsonanxa.

Mr.. j c. Fox has gone to Bonanza
civ 10 have the foundation and eS-
erythinr ready to put up the mac iin-
ery Tor his steam saw mill as soon as
arrives. which will be in couple
. weeks. He took j. b. Morse with
nm :, snpermienl the construction
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Notice.
TERRrrnRY az IpAHn-I

TERRrTuRy OF IDAHO -
County of Boise
in the Proaate Court of BOISE county. Idahs Ter
ritcry.
In the matter of the estate OF Bridget McGuin-
ness, deceased.
nj s'gIled EXECUTORS ~ the estate of Br d1et VI :
eiainuess decreased 10 the creditors OIL and all per-
sons having claims 2inSt. he al deceased to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within
ms after the irss public stlon Of this
tlee to The said executors, ia idaho city. sosa Co..
1T. JAMES MORTALITY.
PETER DONAGHkU.
Executors Of the estate of Bridget Meaulnness,
deceased
Dated Idako City. May s. 1879.
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Tie or.'ef c.esin TIC campaign
against he ip,4tiles !. III he q surprise
@ the people. VIII, were ip,ping tiiat
CT Bernard ~,n!d forever III, al end
= ind. trunbles II, tiis Territory
il.e Coio.seI iliaihs the number Of hos
tiles j. ab til ny Or forty That
Is 'nong, TO MAKE "a good deal o.
trouble for proSpecs1fs as soon a. they
learn That they are not pursued by
trosTs. If the Department wnnir
supply Bernard and keep iIn iii tie
ii q We believe he would, betare til,
season closed, urin the troubles 10 d
permanent close
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BOLD ROBBERY AZ mIDDIETog
Idaho statesman.

- 1919 "uo were StFaiI s.
gers ~ TINS section Of untry, bnt
had been employed near Middleton u
working witt threshing machine.
entered the store Of Il SfainwaId x
~, at Middleton, and after MAKING
slndry purchases Of clothing. asnuu,-
milton, etc, they proceeded to load
their arms, which Consisted If a nee
die gun and revolver, and then pre-
scented their arms at Mr. Saainwaia
and MS clerk, Mr.. Panl Langcnderk
compelled them to submit t., the treat
Inent Of being tied with their hands
bound together behind them and TIL
ieet tied together. aud gags placed ~
their mouths. Then they proceeded
to ransack tie drawers Of the sine
aud postoiiice, taking all the money
they could find IN roth departments.
amounting III all to abont $500 T.my
look rom the shelves Of tile store. twt,
CnIncbI!a sack coats, two pairs Of
coarse boots aid "a pair OF striped
CasInet pants. They also took "A
| Winchester rife belonging II Mr.
Sialnwald Alter acc ,mpli>Iiing the
robbery they left, but it j. not known
IN what direction, They had alsa ~
| He'd the pockets Of the men, and il 80
dong took ont and dropped !, cket
knife. which tell near where the en-
were left bound aud gagged This
knite Mr.. Langendeke mana r.d to
| get bold OF after the robbers had left.
ana succeeded in cutting himself and
his friend loose, inst ii time to save
the life of Mr. 'hainwaii who was
nearly suff,cated from the effects of
rie gag.
The names Of the robbers are not
riven, bnI they are d scribed as fol-
lows: One is "a stout heavy Sci man
tbuut five iecl ten or eleven inches III
height, with light colored mu>taciie.
aud weighs about 100 pounds He
wore new bo IT'S, brown pants with
blue stripes, blue Chincililla sack
coat and a wide hrimmed drah col
pred hat with black band, aud is aged
abonr 81 years. The other is $ ia
Jaw bnned man, weighs about l5O
ponuds; height about FIVE feet eleven
uches. with red chin whiskers not
very heavy, and was dressed similar
Y to the first. He is also about Il
years old
They lift well armed, having new
Winchester rifle, neeile gun aud a
six shooter and self cpcking revot
yer, Early yesterday morning Mr. 4
). Johnson arrived at the Store of ID
Faik g. Bro, in this city, with letters
containing the above information. The
matter was immediately placed in the
hands If Sheriff Oldham and U. :
M,rshal Chase, aud kilograms wert
sent to Silver C3y and Winnemncca
to intercept the robbers. 1t is Thought
however, that they would avoid the
stare road and the towns, aud that
they probably went down the vale,
from Middleton and crossed Snake riv
or iuto Ot egcn
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Pictures.

We are now prepared to take pictures,
and will remain here bur ten days. If
,ou n. any work in our line, call i'm
mediate.y. boMAR " CuRRIE.
SEPT. Q, 1879.
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eos,omce Hours.

,s,,inr week u.tys, until further notice,
! - Pastntficc viii ne kept open from seven
N. until nine T. u.
;, e -, from half-past twelve to one,
ii rom four until six L. IL.
upxEy ORDER BUSINESS.
rhe Money Order office will not be
.,sapd i, ali on Sundays; and no Money
nr.er business will be transacted on Sat
~ after four o'clock p. NJ.
w. 5. g. SILSBY,
,t.shof CITY. f1rc 3. 1873. Postmaster
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Religious.

Divine services viii be heid in the
NJ E. Cuureh, this city. on next Sab
bath, AT IL o'clnck NJ. and 80 p. NJ,
Rev L. hayes officiating.
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LOW Prices.

Hair cutting 30 cents and shaving 25
''n'' csc AR JOHNSON'S.
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-05

M. Cad O.i al rela.I at Coffin
EeunaIs's
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The Masonic Graud Lodge of tbs
Territory meets AT Boise City next
Tuesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-05

Mas j. Hull and her daughter, Mrs.
Hutchins, are up from Boise valley on
a visit.
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ATTENTION..
STOP! LOOK!

Oas ot Revolver, - vocth SEQ Tor r5g
Dixie shot REMOVER. plain y worth 4oi for l. Is
Dixie shot Reviewer, long RICHLY
engraved, worth $50 for , 90
Dixie shot Revolver 81 long and
plain. worth 600 for 2 so
Dixie shot Revolver 81 very hand
sumeiy engraved worth 100 ior 3 81
Dixie Shot Revolver plain. 81 worth 10 tor 90
Dixie Shot Revolver. 30. engraved,
worth 900 for AGO
Dixie shot Revolver. Al. extra loag.
engraved tn lOo0 taF ; co
III a. the above ntir3 with inlpr we'd duted
cylinder which iesds aud elects tie shell wlthoa
removing. WARRANTED Full MICS al plates Work
Elanship, distance and accuracy cannot be sur
passed. Sent IaaIl on receipt Of Drlr-
Money by registered letter or Pusttifice Order al
our si,k Local agents wanted every where
al 'ress, The Uncas Pistol 20, L orw c.. Conn.
Jaly l, 70 Sm.
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ataoitn,sr YONG wfaslf iagis1
asked, ~ tit uia9az he will ~ ,ts
tie isieie p.s-liion qnicktssg' vas
todd powder magazine. Il sou stsi
tribute . iiery article
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-05

HAscIxG y capital pnniss.a.etst--es
aecially WHEN you're hanging o. s.,n,.
good losk,ng girp- arm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-13
HOrse.ShOejng.

We revert to this subject, because it is one OF
great importance, and daily growing more so
In consequence of the constantly -increasing
number Of these most valuable Of all animals
sheer should not only know how to make
shoe and to fasten it upon the hoof so as to
look nicely, but he should understand the ana
tony OF a horses hoof-and how many do-as
well as how much the shoeing must vary to
suit the formation of the hoof? This is a know
ledge that shonld be thoroughly possessed.
Some hOOfS are fat, the shell thin and grows
slowly. These should not be par9d at all eX-
cept simply to smooth the surface to receive
the shoe evenly. The tip ends of the hoof
should be clipped Off slightly 50 as to prevent
tripping. There should be next to no rasping
OF the hoof. in some cases none at all. Once In
1ure hoof by pairing it AWAY, and it may pro-
duce lameness for months; indeed we know of
cases In which this was not got over for five,
SIX AID eve n twelve months. In such cases
however, we think that the horse should re-
main carefully shod, but the shoes should not
be removed or changed in some cases for two
months, and in most cases for from six to seven
weeks.
The hoofs Of some horses naturally become
very brittle and even powdery. In such cases
they should be frequently moistened with wet
cloths tedcarOund them until brought TO a
proper condition. Common moss is excellent,
and should be kept constantly on hand ana
molstened when used Frequent driving IN
wet weather on muddy roads will have the
same effect. In shOefng such horses the Ut
most care must be taken, so that while giving
the nails secure hold to avoid grieking, as liz
tie pairing as possible should be done.
AS to the frog, the sheer who cuts this away
farther than merely to trim Off the rough edges,
should be Imprisoned. We have no mercy Tor
the ignorance that wGId s GeorSy
of the horse. 1t acts as "buffer" to mitigate
the solid Earring Of the horses hoofs and legs.
and protects, when 1t Is left in its natural con-
which all its usefulness depends
t0acn Telegraph.