Maggie, fearless and innocent, announced her intention of snow-shoeing, but was dissuaded therefrom by Steinmetz with covert warnings.

Never was such a cleansing of stables, such taking of horses to the meadows, such a currying and combing, shoeing and loosing of girths, washing and watering, such a bearing of straw and of grass for the litter, and oats for the manger.

In the blacksmith shop, diagonally across the street from the hotel, Piney Jackson was shoeing a mule.

The Horned Moon which heretofore Upon their shoes, the Romans wore, Whose wideness kept their toes from corns, And whence we claim our Shoeing Horns, Shews how the art of Cobbling bears A near resemblance to the Spheres.

SHOEING Shoe the colt, Shoe the colt, Shoe the wild mare; Here a nail, There a nail, Yet she goes bare.

This is in a measure the effect of bad shoeing.

Doctor L.H. Braley, chief veterinary surgeon of the army, is now developing a plan for shoeing mules, which I consider the very best that has been suggested.

His treatment of the foot when well, and how to keep it so; and how to treat the foot by shoeing when it becomes injured, is the best that can be adopted.

When they got into a dissertation on shoeing, with the comparative merits of "threes" and "sections" at drill, the young man refreshed himself liberally with champagne, and turned to more congenial discourse.

Night after night I thought of my five hundred hussars, and had dreadful nightmares, in which I fancied that the whole regiment needed shoeing, or that my horses were all bloated with green fodder, or that they were foundered from bogland, or that six squadrons were clubbed in the presence of the Emperor.

There is one peculiar advantage attending this horse; he neither eats, drinks, sleeps, nor wants shoeing....

Lurtee Lee filled every moment of his off time in the manufacture of a quite beautiful pencilholderhis material an empty cartridge case, his tools a half-brick and a shoeing nail.

"I have known a woman make use of a shoeing-horn.

"Shoe, shoed or shod, shoeing, shoed or shod."Old Gram., by W. Ward, p. 64; and Fowle's True English Gram., p. 46.

" The answer to the query respecting the meaning of "per serjantiam Marescautiae," is the Serjeantry of Farriery, i.e. shoeing of the king's horses.

All these are necessary for shoeing a single horse, and when they are all procured, they will answer for all the horses of the neighborhood.

The safe and scientific method of shoeing horses and mules.

The safe and scientific method of shoeing horses and mules; Care of the feet.

The safe and scientific method of shoeing horses and mules.

The safe and scientific method of shoeing horses and mules; Care of the feet.

He says "good snow-shoeing," as we say "good sleighing"; and it gives a sensation like a first visit to the sea-side and the shipping, when one first sees exhibited, in the streets of Bangor or Montreal, these delicate Indian conveyances.

Immediately after they had finished eating Rod expressed a desire to begin his study in snow-shoeing, and for an hour after that Wabi and Mukoki piloted him back and forth along the ridge, instructing him in this and in that, applauding when he made an especially good dash and enjoying themselves immensely when he took one of his frequent tumbles into the snow.

Though the joy of shoeing her brothers was not to be put off, she had not intended to let them keep on these precious brogans of civilization while they played beside the water.

I don't figure he is anything to be afraid of, but I am not going to have the fellow gum-shoeing around.

And he set down his cup of coffee to go rummaging in a kyack just to make sure that he had the hoof rasp and shoeing hammer safe.