Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16
Haines' Pate1t
SAFETY BRIDLE
The Best and Most Efeotual in Use.

L I6 DCSJ anu HIOSI hutCgual IL USeI
NUMEROUS patents have been issued and various
NsimProg"ments made on Safety Brides but here
is nothing iuvinu> in saying that the invention pa
tented by Joseph G. H"nes OF this place Is superior
u any yet offered combining features of simplicity
aud power III guiding and surginE a horse or horses
which no other possesses. The essential feature Of
patent Is in providing the driving rein with shift
ing bearings. winch form the points of attachment
between tlle rein aad lit rings and thus act upon the
hIt directly when easy aud steady driving will con
troi amin L. but when il requires a more severe
application of the bit said bearings leave tie bit rings
aHl way tn the straps to which they may bC at
tIrhrd. This Is all done 10y the regular driving line.
no extra one being required which ought to satisfy
every prson OF the great superiority Of this inVen-
tiuu to any other.
men. some of whom have had much experience wIth
horses Viii show the estimation IN which this bride
is held
f.EwIsTowx, Aug. Il. 1866.
Having occasion u try the Safety Birdie invented
10y Joseph C. ilanes. ot this town. upon my runaway
mare the result hi~ proven I" my entire satisfaction
any hurSe can be prevented from running OFF
Kicking. MIR. II. NJ Pratt whose large experience
aud tue safety bridle, concurs il the opin
ion that is the best bride th has for it, object the
cn1re control Of horse IN harness or under the sad
die. GEo W. Hoover.
LswISTowx, Aug 2l. 1866.
Joseph C. Haines-pear Sir: Amer having fully tri-
ed your Safety Bride my unframed colts. find
that your invention embraces ali that is desirable in
bride. Its simple cons ructOn. and adaptation to
amy common bride and any rein. cannot hut make
it, use universal The with which it can be ad-
justrd to a soft or hard mohcd horse isan excellent
feature rendering It's use aS etfectua IN preventing
Running or kicking any other patent bride rein
and easy the mouth ns the common bit and
recommend itself 10 all vito will try or look at it.
Respectfully yours, 4. Y. HAMILTON, Nj. d.
LXwISTowN December 8, 1906
| have been driving horses since know anything
IiuIt them and have drove some very vicious horses
and colts. In driving such with common bride,
never feel comfortable to enjoy the ride. Ii
il more annoy ing however, When you have persons
with you and you tell 10y their countenHuce that
they don't enjoy the ride from fear of your horse
q ALWAYS
taought there might be bride or bit so constructed
that Won could drive and hold horses with perfect
eaSe and safety. The first of this kind happened
to sec was Dr Hartman's. thought it was very good.
In the meantime II occurred To me that the way the
lines worked the bride you could not draw the bt
and let 1t drop quick enough on your horses Some
horses and colts when you surge them tightly and
cannot slack the lines quickly, will balk and back
very ugly. | Mr.. Christs and Stamens
pateut with the elastic strap, working on about the
same principle DT. HartmanS. Mr.. Christ then
gave me birdie to try on my horse. had the same
objection to it had tn Dr.. HarmAns. biy attention
next called to Mr. Jos. C. Haines' Patent, of our
town. MY attention was arrested Immediately with
the appearance of IL. have been using il for
weeks quite successfully. have drove along the
railroad and other ugly places feeling quite safe
think it embraces all you can get out of brIdle If
the public get to this bride, they can't help
but understand Its simplicity durability and effective
ness and taken together, cannot help recommending
itself Railroads arc made and being made through
the country III every direction crossing our pubic
roads four or five times an many miles sometines.
These crossings often occur at very ugly place, All
parties more or less afraid of meeting the trans
when they travelling for fear their horses will lake
fright and not be able to hold them. This cummuni-
~ remembers how seriously DR.. Isaac Rothruck, of
snyder county, hurt at the crossing, at the new
Tannery last May. He found he could not hold his
horse and then got of his buggy and the horse
tore him around badly. K. NJ. KEEVER.
LgwIsTowN, Pa, August u, 1866.
THIS community is well aware of the fact that in
the midst of extensive practice, Dr. G. W. Hoover
was almost killed by the running oil of hls mare |
drove this in single harness by using the Safety
Bride invented by Joseph g. Haiues, and found that
she was entirely under my control. | believe the
Safety Bride is all that be desired for the security
of life, hnb and vehicle when used either upon a
docie vicious horse II. NJ PRATT.
ANY persons having fractions horses are invited
TO bring them to the undersigned, during his alb
sence 10 Mr. Pratt and they readily be satisfied
that any horse can not only be prevented from kick
ing but from running away.
I have named the bride 'The Eureka signfying
81 have found" JOSEPH c. HAiNES.
Iewistown, December II, 1866.