. Histoire de bovins Hereford : prouvé de façon concluante la plus ancienne d'espèces améliorées . Bovins Hereford. Histoire de bovins Hereford 31,^ la position qu'ils ont droit à la viande bovine, qui prodncers du monde. "T'en suis vraiment vours, "T. L. Miller/' directement après le gros Stock Show (1882), nous avons trouvé les déclarations suivantes m sub- stance dans plusieurs des documents de Chicago : "l'état de l'Illinois un^eterinarian, Dr N. H. Paaren, a été appelée à trancher la question soulevée au cours de la graisse Stock Show par M. T. L. Miller, de Beecher, quant à l'âge d'une partie de. 1326 cochon. 23. Vue extérieure O

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. History of Hereford cattle : proven conclusively the oldest of improved breeds . Hereford cattle. HISTORY OF HEREFORD CATTLE 31, ^ the position which they are entitled to, the leading beef prodncers of the world. "T am vours truly, "T. L. Miller/' Directly after the Fat Stock Show (1882), we found the following statements m sub- stance in several of the Chicago papers: "The Illinois State A^eterinarian, Dr. N. H. Paaren, was called upon to decide the question raised during the Fat Stock Show by Mr. T. L. Miller, of Beecher, as to the age of some of. 1326 PIG. 23. OUTSIDE VIEW OF MOUTH OF "GRINNELL." the steers exhibited by Mr. D. M. Moninger, of Iowa. Dr. Paaren decided, after a careful ex- amination, that there was in the condition of the mouths of the animals nothing to prove that they were older than Mr. Moninger stated. He considered that a system of feeding wliich would make a steer less than two years old weigh nearly a ton would hasten the develop- ment of the mouth in a corresponding degree. In this view he is supported by a number of eminent veterinarians." Hardly believing that Dr. Paaren could have examined the steers, and given as decided an opinion as this article would indicate, I wrote him the following letter: Beecher, 111., Dec. 2, 1882. Dr. N. H. Paaren, My Dear Sir: I notice by the Chicago "Trib- une" that you examined some of the steers of D. M. Moninger as to their ages, and that you found nothing to prove they were older than Mr. Moninger entered them for. Does the ar- ticle referred to in the "Tribune" properly rep- resent your action and your views? If you will, be so kind as to advise me of the fact, and at whose solicitation 3'ou examined them, and when, and which of the steers you examined. The ages of these steers will have the fullest canvass, and I am having cuts prepared repre- senting the teeth of cattle from birth to ten years old, as given by the best authorities, and I propose to v

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