OF FARRIERY. 



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face, he started back, and dragging at the 

 halter, slipped up behind, and brol**^ the 

 thigh-bone ; the assistant Professor was imme- 

 diately sent for, who examined it, and then 

 ordered the Horse to be destroyed. 



I merely mentioned this, to show we should 

 not give up any case until some means had 

 been tried. 



FRACTURES OF THE PASTERN BONE, THE COF- 

 FIN BONE, AND NAVICULAR BONE. 



I have specimens of these by me, but as 

 there can be no probable or possible cure, I 

 do not think it worth time or paper to say 

 much of them; therefore, v/e leave them in 

 other hands. 



