The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Dexter is truly wondered. Those who have been
acquainted with the hosss. would not bsllsve In
the change without seeing il Ash wal! inotns
His playful moods bordered on me vicions, and he
has bad fashion oflasninR out sone vhAt ssvage.
ly at those who came too clos To- his quarters.
For this reason, strangers have, S,eysd he a q
utmost csution. Notwithetendingl he Iavas In
Doble's hands 80 long. the driver sever yentuied
to take any liberties with him, Tor AZ isto be pre-.
j., ,sumed that horse % strongly meeuasd can hck
good At experiments, and BY kind and nm meas
ures be has made hinleglf moUtor of the stusttou.
ON saturday 1assvet Gin .piaoA DsEsss in the
TANKS rub him on ne innss suffAcs q ne thighs,
No one sSsr before dstsd 70 bs 10 fxmilIsr With
his kingshdp, for hi playfa moods are generally
IN the ssosDS.noy enc - sssa s,nss I, hs xss Coz.
bread bssket. You have Hamittoeisedg him,
! have 700 qnotiy vasA aaked, - We seu Hr. B.
taking these Abereea With The horse. }" Par.
'sf Sin heed I; see how btosd - + lstvssnIh s
eyes. ps1ter p horse Of sspss. md have con-
8 qusssd him. not y brute fotcs. bat y aepesiing
i. had fashion at strikisg eut nrsa With one foot
and then with tho ethef, yery often 70 The moon.
vsniencs Of groonm and damage Of wheeb. Bat
Mr.o Bonnss lhss thoroughly broken him Of this
old pillow, horse, between the shafu while the
traces we're fastened. E Ana viewing these things
d occurred to % that No horse naturally Vicious
that he is made 90 BY treatment. And whsn you
to conquer him b by gentle .nsasurss which Isp.
% peaito his understanding. -. 70 81 ssm g.
- An resdy, vestepped intc the wsson with Mr..
Bonner. and in driving No ths Ayenne u The park,
and through the park, Dexter iifIod his head With
aimee the birdie uaa blindlsss. and hs moYsd for.
ward With she Iutpeet confidence end gpntenesss
swsying neither TO Che hight nor lefI Sonesilhes,
his ears and feel q he smooth bar bis y much 8
b 20 say, sny pisse n IN 'front.' but soothing
word nom he owpeF and be We gust agoin. 90
q = A d.. ccosh, the prsdident Of Princeton Col.
ss m s.s{
/. development Of propelIing end lsstlng power q
without parallel In equine history. The deetbr 10
o. great stnisef u ne tUfss, ord tul0 20, 4nce
bis .ss = VA i.!ss brssSsr .na tAs yCusniai
spent on the fsfm smong the colts Of pure lineage,
o. ripenipg dat amer day INTO mstutiN- - nstdrity
. OF bone muscle, esdnsa1oes speed and, gfeSter,
work All winter. cosssqasniiS his mssols & aors
promhsnfneu thea eveF befoss - lis season Of
The ysas; and his fesh y armer, since there = no
REPRESENTATIVES, Of TT Win two ,wseks' pre-
paTssoss he would b. rsadt 70 'hoti . severe
90 Aswe drove through ~ perl. NJ. Boasss sAid |:
Nov NJ. B., you zee there G no danger sjtina
behind horse Ike dis. A few weeks before the
wss out With me, sitting IL the seat you nov %.
cupy. Just after brusk On the lane, the general
remarked in biz qsis: yysy: MI Bonner, TIE Peo-
to istters reosiseds ureiag me- MOTTO aeospt tour
Invitation to ride behind his kngship today.
They argued 10 was . vioie0 hosss; alatzisd .
impress upon ne the 9fsss cala.ity that .vps1d
ion a 70 sss y lssss 's q $500
ONCE Of PRESIDENT 70 an II replied yoa d nos
know ne horse g ven g be-
S ans q: p; sscs: Sc sd ss,; :s
s a ~ - ssss that
called opcn me thee morsiee. uyipg TO oonvince
me that was trying 70 spdanger the peace Of the
s tide BEHIND ny r1ss~sy Sofss Dsssss! Bat I
silenced thom ~ b. the dmp1o asguwnt: Gentle.
men, have Ut heart The interest of GensrA Grant
40 any Of you. did regard ride behind
with me-. Al an evidence q che oonllsJos | re-
pose In the horse. ALLOW me to explain Inst take
out behind him my wife, the mother Of my chill
dren. utyou zee, Mr.. B. that this d no runaway
Ont on shs ROAD ana W were .svsy VIA tue
spsed OF the wind. Three, times did NJ. Bonner
urge DEXTER 10 bseak, that he might dsmoostrsts
60 N the esse with which he could tske him up:
motion No friction, but - smooth end noilbless
- The most delicate and ksshly Old mAchi1ery |
How swiftly We ct over tho groundl Il = the
swoop Of the llghtning without the roar Of thun.
der. Al no time were u lines tightly drawn.
Did you ever zee Doble drive the, mervsls Ticking
nfm hold on ths lines The trainer vculd Srsce
himself In the sulky and pull q his NE were ct
stake. And you could NOT reslst NE thought that
should vital strength give way. should tie muscles
Of the arms wsAkss, Dexter HonId he swaY, md,
terribly wicked, and unoontroatshas h IN Night
and fury. You. Who have seen msuch tlmes -
this, look row and mark The contrast. The lines
are loose his back, and yet he d flying sohg q
the top Of hin speed. wsve Of the whip md .
sharp Org lasd he y a his fsot uppog1ntH -
angry and irresistible - the mad rush Of he hur.
ricane. Now Q gentle pull on the lines and .
soothing word, sad he has ragsinsd, his stride-a
horse fan Of gsneese1 and power : s-,r
"The result Of kindne0 aa1 reosoa, % snlled
Mr.. Bonner. You go there = no waste Of derive
force, there ID no choking sensstion BY hard pull
ling on the BIT; his flesh b firm, and Il viii not 70
quire exhsustiDg wesk - prepars I'm Cor raoe !;
his muscular developnest b lun, aad al0F these
united reasons he should be abs 70 .trot faster
than ever this summer. What do yoa ssyp And
D We could only reply that the argument was sound,
that the conclusion Va most pfsusibie. -
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BIsHoP DUoaAN OF ICHICAGo-Mental Deraxse-
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