The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-09

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torn, and chafod, rubbed; and be woulo
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or word, did not nature come 10 heal lhs
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VIII eel iAs lyrnni o. opp ressor toward
the horse DO yon ash na what oui
oondnct towards the horse would be :
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First, the care 81 horses IN bot weather
When We drive q horsa IN harness, IN
bot weAlher. we would never stop 10 feed
OF iof any other purpose. for any length
ot time, without stripping Of the harness
A harness covers much Of the body. and
abaorla ths beat vi the sun, which Ia com.
manicatsd 10 the body Of the horse
We would wash hia neck and shoul.
deFs with cold water at noon and night
and 8, ANY other time when driving ham
provided ne can stop long enough ioI
Il 70 dry, before we pat the collar on iol
II Il put on while wet the dirt viii gath
er and create blistsr or CALLED spot -
We would lie our horse. when tired ant
warm, ia warm weather under shad,
tree, to rest and eat rather than In !
close stable. ~ 10 too often done. W,
would rather tie him 10 the shade OF th'
barn than inside Of IL We would offer
wipe tha Aostrils Of our horse witt
rag or apongc, wet In cold water. When
travelling in the dust
Aud we would also wipe out the frott
and sweat. and dust that gathers be
TWEEN the bind legs, 10 prevent chain.
aud scaldlng. In word, We would kee,
our horse a. nice and clean as possibl,
for thereby we shall add to his conf
aud crafty our own taste. We wouh
remove every loose hair from bis body b.
brushing and rubbing. as often as vi
could get 80 opportunity. We beliey
We believe . horse well rubbed ever,
day can be kept on less feed, and do bet
ter than one not rubbed aud cleaned. -
We would not permit our horse to drinl
when tot and then stop, as We hay'
known many . good horse ruined il
that way. In fine. we would do every
thing IN our power 10 promote the hsaltl
and comfort OF an animal which render
us such essential service as does III
horse. 1t would afford us both prof
and Pleasure.