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... have ever taken a railway a, journey have not suffered. The sympathetic experinces of ti thousands will readily endorse the complaint tain. this al emall and simple matter of hooking, the railway companies a, have (except in a few recent cases) taken no pains ...

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... experience in horses. I saw the mare on the 23rd June ; she had three broken ribs on the off side, and the hip had been driven inwards and downwards by a fracture; she was a roarer; the ribs were united ; the 12th, 3tih, and 14-th, were the ribs which had been ...

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