Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
Haines' Patent
SAFETY BRIDLE
The Best and Most Efectual in Use.

OHFEll DnlUlE
The Best and Most Efeotual in Use.
NUMEROUS patents have been issued and various
~ improvements made Safety Brides, but here
is nothing inydious in saying that the invention pa
tented by Joseph Haines OF this place is superior
10 any yet offered, combining features of simplicity
and power in guiding and surging horse or horses
which no other possesses. The essential feature Of
ing bearings winch form the points Of attachment
between the rein and bit rings and thus act upon the
uit directly when easy and steady driving will con-
tFot the animal but when il requires more
aFPhc'on OF the Bit said bel rings leave the bit rings
ana give way TO the straps which they may be at
tached- Tins IS all done by the regular driving hne.
no extra one being required. which ought 10 satisfy
every person OF the great superiority OF this
The following certificates FROM well kn wn gentle
men, some OF whom have had mech experience with
horses VIII show the estimation in Ehah this bride
Is held
LEw1srowx kag II fsc6
Having occasion 10 try the Safety Bride invented
by Joseph {. Haines OF this town, upon my runaway
mare the result has proven to my entire satisfaction
n"t any horse can he prevented from running on or
kicking Mr.. II. NJ. Pratt whose large experience
with horses induced me To call upon HIM 10 ITlye my
mare and test the safety bride coneurs in tle opin
die. tIEo ". HoovsR.
LEwIsTowY Aug II. 1866.
Joseph G. Hajnes-Dear Sir: After having fully tri-
ed your Safety Bride my unframed colts. find
that your invention embraces ais tina; desirable in
any common bride and any rein, cannot but NAL
It's use universal. The with which it be ad-
Justed TO soft or hard morthed horse excellent
feature rendering It's use As efeetuhl IN preventing
running or kicking any other patent bride rein
and rs easy on the mouth as the common bit and a.
recommend itself TO ali who will tIy or look at it.
Respectfully yours 4. 9. II MILTON, NJ. d.
I.EWIsToWS December s, 1866
have been driving horses since know anything
about them, and have drove very vicious horses
and colts, In driving such with common bride, !
at c
IS more annoying, however, hen you have persons
with you and YOU c.I, tell by their couuIenabce that
they don't enjoy the ride from fear Of your horse
thought there might be bride or bt 50 n"nstTuct3d
| thst You could drive and hold horses with perfect
ease and safety. The first of this kind happened
10 was Or. Hartmans thought il was yery good
In the meantime II occurred to me that the way the
lines worked the bride you could not draw the br
and let 1t drop quick enough your horses Some
cannot slack the lines quickly, will balk and back
very ugly, l once saw Mr.. Christs and Stamens
patent with the elastic strap working about the
| same principle as DR.. Hartmann. Mr. Christ then
! gave me bride to try on my horse. had the same
objection 10 il had to DR.. Hartmans NV attention
was next called to Mr. JOS C. Haines' Patent OF our
/ town My attention was arrested Immediately with
TWO weeks quite successfully have drove along the
railroad and other ugly places. feeling quite safe
thnk u embraces all you get Of brldie, II
he PuDe once get 10 see tins brdle, they can't help
but understand its simplicity durability and effective
ness and taken together, cannot help recommending
( itself Railroads are made and being made through
the country IN every direction. crossing pubic
roads four or i've times many miles sometimes.
These crossings often occur at very u2ly place. All
parties or less afraid of meeting the trains
when they travelling for fear their horses will take
fright and not be able to hold them This coInmuni-
| ~ remembers how seriously DR.. Isaac Rothrock, of
Snyder county, was hurt at the crossing, the
J Tanngry. last MAY He found he could not hold hls
horse and then got of his buggy, and the horse
! tore him around badly. Il. NJ. kEEVER.
LEwIsTowN, Pa, August 81 1866.
This community Is well aware of the fact that in
the midst of extensive practice, Dr. 6. W. Hoover
was almost killed by the running of Of his mare.
drove this mare IN single harness by using the Safety
Bride invented by Joseph G. Hanes and found that
she was entirely under my control. l believe the
Safety Bride is all that be desired for the security
| of life, limb. and vehicle when used either upon a
! docle or vicious horse. H. NJ. PRATT.
R1- Any persons having frBctious horses invited
to bring them to the undersigned, during his ab
sence Mr. Pratt, and they readily be satisfied
that any horse not only be prevented from kick
! ing but from running away
/ have named the bride THE Eureka" sgnifying
/ 81 have found" JOSEPH c. HAINES.
Lewistown, December II. 1866.