American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

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~ press closer 10 us master, VINO easily
nlrects IL ri9N': ononta 1t reiuso to
( lace inc stao1e'uoof, 1t must be led two
80 or three Tunes ABOUT the YARD, and with
"a falr allowance OF c2re$scs 1t will go
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-,r ny" x . IVhi , !
MF. harey recommends broad ont
. rather rather, snoSt stan, W'th a,oar nthn@
,'e'S '"e oaSN, WHEREBY 'nc co!t "i'l
nc nre'sh'Su iFoU giving straight
pun pa o'.A' OIL the matter sideways
nc e"n"oI pc'h5 STRAIN II and Thus
ne IS maze rom t"e l'rst 10 stGno with
y s'acN h"'EcF' "nsch IS most o2s!rao!e
po.ns W s't", a. ne NJ" Win. mus presently
st'"u "''n9uS any i,n''er. y rev ears
b " E''n VIII P'"ee MN AZ case III the
sui ..
sl# MI. harey recommends large,
smooth snaiile.oit, which will not hurt
the mouth. II should have q bar at
each sue, to Keep 1t IN ITS place. lie
at:aches It to the head,staIl, without
"a oridie' ana lets the colt, thus accoutTcd,
run loose IN the yard some time, to nc.
custom nm TO the IRON mouth-p'ece.
ne also matters his colts, which enables
nm to lead them about, when bitted
without drawing too heavily on the
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10 SADDLE 4 COLT. ."
Tho colt is by this time read for the
saddle, which Mr.. Rarev nuts on with.
out at all alarming him. He shortcns
the stirrup straps to prevent them iIvino,
about too much, doubles an tho saddle
skirts, holds the saddle co,npactlv uyuler
llis right arm, and walks up TO the colt
The frst thing is to carcss him 2 lttlc.
the next to hold the saddle mn bcrorc
him, LETTING him see. smell, and rub his
nose against it. When tie colt il satisfj.
Led, the skirts arc let fail,and the saddle
- sGnS'y r I!i,, against us hecN' an"
i":.''o y ''''e, " IVouS'1'il MN 10 slo
,'o :, - ID fe'n" il.'oi no" soon !ne
n snn se'' "oous toI'eu 70 t1le nose
a. tn e operator moves SINE me Sou,'e Sra'u%!-
=. .tpG. vac necH' ~ s"PS IL On INC DHch,
"n,on !: - ol.eIo''y .n"uo 20 III Without
YIN VI 'l'CGnyU1.enco' SnH thoN comes
VIC stioss u,Hl1u'' l}1t' VI INC operation
, .ng e'''"In5' ne I mas never Dcen
o ; up, ",l" 90M .r; nus ms Su'p-
eiois alo"'v I Nv th1s part Oh the pro,
e e.o. 20 49,. y" ,uua' c u'"" sGn''y a.
i'esS ieGo NM ,:.i ioous lGE " ii''le IN"
J..vr ~ -. - ,..siU "sot 10 ~ ." San
ora" 70 VIC necessary "snIhe"S' lou
aioT P'"eo yo"t t'9i' arm OYER 'ns
sau'lr' 'aHo one ptt%le III 'I'oI manu.
'nc o'nGt III we ''iT' anu "'0Ee MN
aoou' en' s'ao'e' II surprisingly
er 81 s''i L ne 'S"tnS W ooSy 'He motions
osmo 80 aSnnd Ht;II o., ~ .o1'o Le1i
with the saddle. lie is then rcady
for the next step, which H..
...a. m ,,o1,vr vot,n corr
w.. t,..,,.-... -. 80.
oa' d, - De1i'nS "o"n ~ tn' s'oU1o
t% a0'oI'J hi. nh. s w =" s;,BIS "s:sl'
:i',I I5 a o,0IH' o;G t''V. y ,i0''s t's",
70; pi"co" ,. ~ ni' S!uv. L ou le"ssu'c
"nie ~ p 'umI%, " ,.a. in'So S1T'
'Si g t a." Tr'',I Wy sJn'y ~ V I'.
top u '.le otoon 1no Mneh mere ieS
'H , your tI.' ' s..iIoP' p"S' our iIGS
~ III, ~ 9v'~o si,' o'' I VI '',y 'n""'o
W. wv ~. ~ 'l"i I Jor WI lllD''
y" eS. DI rn a "np hS'oSy TG"t your
bo 5onc %ryoroi zines fbat rho "oI I ",o'
understand it "a noth;ng bmytfn1. mi
nresontIy Won ne vonrsclf ocnli5 into
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