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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-18
ACH MAKING
AND
Livery in CharEest0Wn.
TIVE undersigned having entered into Co. Part
L Eership, under the name aud style of
STUMP HALVES,

Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In allits branches, guarantying the teet krnan
ship nd satisfactory torms. We intend 10 largely
increase the business and make order, and aSo to
keep on hand for saIe CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
ROCKA WAYS and LIGHT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and of superior materials, and
warrant every article to be as recommended. We
shall have in our employ some OF the hands whn.
for twenty years or more, were employed by Mai,
Y" j. Hawks and also have the benefit OF his pres
ence and advice, and it will be the underworld the
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in ex-
changcfor new work. On hand constantly, Second
haad work which will be disposed OF at moderate
figures.
In addition tothe above, we purpose giving our
attention to general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horees snd vehicles of every descrip
tion the accommodation oil the public
Aug %. 1s71-1y. A.W. HAWKS.
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PoETIeAL.
THE WAY NO WOO.

T4-S WAY TO WOO.
Don't DO in too great hurry
Hnrries never pay;
Take your time, wary general
Always feels his way.
Do not pullYour line too quickly,
Rather give it play.
Take her sometimes to concert
Sometimes to a ball;
Sometimes spend pleasant evening
Sometimes only call:
Sometimes twill be far the wisest
Not to go at all.
Do not meet your would-be rivals
With Jealous trOwnS
Show her that you don't care twopenee
For man in town;
Praise her other beaux; then surely
She will run them down.
Send her presents-not too costly,
TrIfies light as air;
Dainty fruits to please her palate,
Flowers for her hair
Something that viii show you chose it,
Fairest for the fair.
Vex her sOmetimes-constant sunshine
Is 50 very tame
just little dash of water
Brightens up fame;
Love that does MT puiz and splinter
Isn't worth the name.
Then. at last, some quiet evening
e Moonlight nights are stale
DEop into her coy parlor
Looking rather pale:
Strive to hide your woe unuttered.
But be sure to fan.
just hint of distant journey,
As 4 secret half confessed;
DlrEly speak.Of hidden sorrow
That foTbids you rest;
Whisper that It's hard to leave her,
But. perhaps, tits best.
And then if she should blush and tremslo
With SPY surprise
If there is no Ioguish sparkle
TwinklipGtn her eyes
Then tell the old old story.
First told meath Eden's skies.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

SCHOOL BOOKsA STATIONERY.
I HAVE just received from Philadelphia n COM
plete line of all School Books uFed in the schools
of our town, which We can sell at as low figures
as any other house. Any book not on hand can he
furniahed in a few days. have also large stock
OF Letter Cap, Foolscap, Note, Tinted, and Initial
Paper, With Envelopes of all sizss and shapes with
States. Pen hOldeEs, Pens &C., all at low prices
Call aud examine C. E. BELLER
Use sulphite of Lime to prevent your Cider frop
" turning sour, and to preserve it's sparkling
properties Ican be had At c. E. BELLER'S.
GRAND DUCHESS and Druxers Viennk Co.
VI logne. (ths sweetest out,l Taylor's HeIiotrOpe.
Hedyossmia, Geranium. and VerbeDa Waters,
Lubin Sons Extracts for the Handkerchief, Cen
uine Farina Cologne, Lows Honey, GIycerine and
Brown Windsor Soaps, with great variety of
American Soaps, Tooth, Nall Clothes and Hair
brushes, Toilet Powders. Zozodont for the Teeth,
Aromatic Vinegar, Cocaine, for the hair, Whites
Tooth Powder, (the incest out) with full line of
fancy goods to be had C. E BELLER'S.
ORIENTAL CREA NJ, the most elegant and del.
" icate Preparation for the Skin ever invented,
also Hegan's Magnolia Balm aud Saunders Face
Powder. To be had At C. E. BELLER'S.
Use CoeguIine for rDerding China Class, Earth
u euware, Stone. Ivory, Wood Leather, Trim
kets, Toys &c, for sale by c. E. BELLER.
DEAD THTS.-Safety from FIRE insured by using
II the Hang up Box Matches 200 in box for on "
iva cent?. Can be had at C:E BELLERS.S
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Decnmber %. 1874.
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BooKs!!
MY stoek is complete with Ill the diferent sorts
W. OF Books used by the different Schools. Ills
tories, Grammers, Readers,
N'"% :: S:sssSle.,
Harvey's Grammer MEG ufey's Readers Nos. lat,
End, Sd. 4th, 9Th and 9th, McGufTey's Spoilers,
Atlas, both Descriptive and Physical. win allow
discount to Teachers in all cases. Are prepared
to ssp book on 'h0Fts'; f9e
j. Mastsrd Seed, Black Mustard Seed, Race Gin jim
ge Volts or GP e Long PePgi and AZ other
RAKER's Bromo, an improved Chocolate, also
II on hand and for sale by
Sept. s, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT
TlARER's Chocolate, French Mustard, Condensed
GEO. T. LIGHTS Drug Store.
TTNoOTH Brushes. Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Sept. s, 1874. GEO. r. LIG 1T.
TNOBACCos, both Smoking and Chewing, the
L best, and none other, at
GEO. Il. LIGHTS Drug Store.
TOAL Oil al 80 Cts gallon, warranted ire proof
~ and non explosive, test apparatus at tho store;
di sao. allowed s9 on larger qua9.i.iss -
DGBiicLY ANNouNcED.S1 am prepared to
L furnish the best quality of Goods at as reason
any second hand or inferior goods, either in med
1cines or fancy goods. cheap, aud call them first
cIass.) viii order for any one cheap goods if
needed but would rather sell the best will make
Sept. 5, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
ENoR School Books. go to N. F. Henderson L
y Co.'S, where will be found large stock of
everything in this line Teachers and others wish.
ing TO purchase largely, requested to give us
Sept 90. 1874. HENDERSON Il co.
A LII the popular brands OF Smoking and Chew
sept %, 1874. HENDERsoN& CO.
A Ii kinds OF Spices for keeling. Sealing Wax
n for sealing Cans and Bottles at
Sent %. 1s4 HENDERsoN's.
! Sept. %, 1874. HENDERsoN's.
TRY HA1NEs' Five Cent Havana cigars
brands: Our Pride, and Little Beauties.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

AFLER- Just published. a new edition of DR..
ALss Cuiverweils Celebrated Essay
GsSzQ2Esy the radical cure (without IN ed icirel
OF sPERMAToRnHEA or Seminal Weakness, Inyol-
untary Seminal Losses, IMPoTENcY, Mental and
Physical 1ncapacity, Impcdiments TO Marriage,
etc; also, CoNsuMPrrox. EPILEPSY and FRS, IN
duced by1eit indulgence or sexual extravagance
sc.
% Price, in sealed envelope, only six cents.
clearly demonstrated II ON thirty years, success
full practice thst the alarming Of self
Rbuse may be radically cured without the dan ger
Gus use of internal medicine or the application of
the knife: pointing out mode of at once Sim
pie. certain, and etfectual by of hch every
sufferer, matter what his condition ma Y be- NAV
cure himself cheaply. privately, aud radically.
o. This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress Postpaid receiptof six cents or two post
stampe. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE CO.,
127 BoweIy. New York; Post Office Box, 1856. :
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HARNESS. SADDLES AND BRlDlEel
DIR. UELLTG 6 ROUTES
y. CELEBRATED TONIC ELIIR a
THE HOUSEHOLD RBMEpY.

paring thirty Eve years, Or. oeIlig has been
using this Elixir in hs private practice. He is
% the most sueeeseful Physiciaps in the State OF
Pennsylvania. His practice has been extensive
All kinds Of diseases have come under HE notice.
and wherever and whenever he has nsed THE REM
edy has found il TO Rnswer his purpose. lbdoed,
reliAble and beneficial has he found Il TO be in
curing certain disease, that he has kindly PLACED
ii within the reach of the puplie. thef all who
are suffering from these diaea0es may take IL and
regain their heslth. II will onte - -, .,ia
DysPeFsiG, Sick Heod Aets, Liver Complaint, Ra-
bifudI CoStUet,fsss Crdmp Ia the Stoudtk, Gravel,
.ls Diseases Of The Ska, General Debtlifv. or :
JPeGk,lsSs caused By Esesss, IMpslsaeaee
~ So s or EEpOstEs, and oh tu.sf
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. 49,,
It ia valuable az tonic. II wiIIimps RI str.nrth
to The Eyste, purify the blood and res,o- etheoet
appetite IL 10 Also certain 10 remove u bStrne.
tODs TO the regular eOurcs of nature ia fstnSIes
purifying the complexion and giving elasticity 20
thsapirits.
Also sure remedy for the disesses of Glsin
SieknsSs or ChlOTOsisi Lepchortb eas or W hites.
WOnb Complaint or Falling Of the Womb. &c
But like all remedies OF this Glaze should be used
with caution by married. LRdieB.
one HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD
Will be given 10 any person who will produce any
medicine that will effect moro speedy and perfect
core Of the dtFeases herein mentioned
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Lynchbur'g Weekly
VIRGINIAN.

TFNHE undersigned, yielding TO the desire ex-
Il pressed by many friends of TIE ViRGIN1AN,
contain the choicest selections from the Daily,
including Editorials, Markets and the Latest
9elegrams received on the day Immediately pre-
not designed to superoede either of the other is
sues of The Vlrg1nian. but to accommodate dis
tant subscribers, and those in the country who
receive but one mail week. It will be printed
on a sheet 24 by sc inches. will contain % col
any other Lynchburg paper. will furnish an
amount of reading matter equal to sheet one
fourth larger. IL will be furnished at the low
of
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r 81 x eff s..

A SHORT Postponement of The Texas Real
IA Estate Drawing. until May I3h 1875. Tick
cts reduced to s1.O0. No Sealing of prizes, but
every one paid in full.
Over 5000 acres of choice land centrally To-
Gated, near railroads, II Houses, 1926 Gold Coin
grizss. among them one OF $1,000 and one of
Council. Reliable Agents Wanted. Send for
Circulars they will convince you we are both
reliable and responsible. Tickets only ST.
Eleven for so. and % for 800. No connection
with any other similar enterprise.
J.. e. FOSTER, Manager
Houston, Texas.
Observation-Disclosures from our long ac-
an a, With j. b. Foster, every confidence
believe he will carry out his Distribution hon
estly and fairly. Signed by the Mayor, Hon. j.
T. ID. Wilson. and the City Council.
April 20, 1s75-lm.*
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Change ofLocation.
W0OLEa GOODS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his 70,
4 msr customers ard the public ecLeIaiiy tn.
SHkNEONDALE F4rTnpv

and Will tie re manufacture Wooden Goods on a,
increased scalc- Dg greater facilities and more
Improved NJ Machinery, besidea full corps Of compe.
tent woFEmen Every article heretofore mapufsc-
tured under my supervision will, in my present
est3bli5hnent, be produced in greater perfection,
lam in the market fer Wool, and viii purchase
at the Factory. and through my Agents in Charles.
town Aessrs. Dune s Gallsher-eIlowiD the b gh-
est merke price. If more convenient for my old
cuetomers Who may desire to exchange Wool for
Goods to deliver the " DOL in CharIe5town, Mesers
Duke Gallaher are authorized to receive and
reception the came.
Inform alton as to prices. &c.. may be had by
CharIestown.
Thankful for the very libsral patronage hereto
fore extended me. trust to merit, by careful
tention to 3Csiness, tho manufacture of superior
goods and by moderate charges, continue nee of
the coed will and cusionof old friends and trial
by A. hCCARRELL, in.
NAV 90 1874
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Jefferson County Circulating Library.
I HAVE opened a Circulating Library for the
1 of the public generally. and will keep all the
latest works of the best authors and AL other books
that called for. Have of the books he nd
now. and will be receiving thapewest publications
every week. The terms these: Each person
renting to be held P7nsbe for its return in good
condition. II damRged the party pays for the dam
age. Rent, % cts. per week in advance.
June. II 1873. GEO. T LIGHT.
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$3.50 per ,Cop7 for One Year.
CLUB RATES:

Five Copies one year. Sc co
Ten Copies as ------..... 10 90
Any person getting up Club will be entitled
to a copy one year for this service. No nnme
viii he entered on the subscription list that is
unaScompanied with the cash and thepaper will
paid for. Tho first Number will appear ON or
before the 18th of February. POSTAGE will be
PAID Mt the office of publication and cost the
subscriber Lothinc.
CHAS w. BUTTON.
Publisher .GVirrinian1
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PatapscO AmmO1iated Soluble
PHo@RH


Manufactured Especially fer the Rhentcron.
III AVING introduced this fertilizer into IefEr-
Il son county very generally last season. ana
gotten it into the hands Of our 6est farers, wsaSa
nov prepared to offer II upon itS merits alone, md
w give the pest county references in regard 10 lie
49,. ss u e an article Of the
drills welt. We have the most mVorsbie ssposls
from ibo erops that bsve been threshes, snd 1esI
Our prices ere lower thAn ast.season, and IfbeFA
di.oSants yill be made in favor Of large ordcrs-
WASHINGTON 4 LJPPITT. Ag,ts.....
For Jefsrson, Clarke and Frederick Counties.
July y. 1874. sE zsslf,
JEFFERSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY. nj t3w
T HAVE on hand variety Of Bibles and Te,t..-
ments At Pub!i.hers' cost prfceS. and win order
any size family Bible any one I nay dssi.s:
April 9, 1s72-tf. ~ -''D'' S'e'sS'
NTANTED.-Everybod 10 try H.sd,,,Sn, "a.
w Economie Baking PoWder-lbe puFest. cheap
wholesome materials, Il has supsrSor In on.litS
and IL by far the cheapest in the market FeS
saves time trouble and money Price 30 ca ner-
ID. Sample packages ires, 81 1gks = ~
SCHOOL BOOKS and stationery IL afes S Saris,y
October 6. 1874. S'ss'
Torn Shelters, Wheat Fans. Cutting BoTe1
JAS. Law. HooFF co.
T III =. and nd send, prime lot Of Seasoned
JAS. LAW. HooFP co.
k{nNE AesortTnent of CsrriARe nd Riding whips,
4 ior sale ny JAS. Law. HooFF& CO.
APRUGs, for sale BY ~ s-2.g6s
DRIME OAK SHINGLES on hand and for saIs.
a oy WASHINGTON LIPPITT.
IARY PINE KINDDING q finely split, KEEP taiways
~ on hand at our Coal and Wood Yard
Noy.25. WASHINGTON & LIPPlTT.a
MAcKEREL,, HIRING, Cod Fish md Scaled
w Herring just received and for sale by -
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DAY UP All parties indebted TO me are hereby
J requested to pay up. Respectfully
Jan. u, 1875. JOS. q. yesterday.
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- Before taking liberties with strange
deg observe his tail and wait for the Wagon.
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M1nce Meat,
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,

including BE rara Fcrara's Crystalizcd Fruits jus
received and for sale By
JOHN ". LOCK,
Opposite Bank of Cha rlestown.
December %. 1874.
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When Davis saw a consignment of 169
cases of liquor and six cases of coffius sent By
Great Eastern Dispatch from New York to
Salt Lake City, he senteutiously remarked,
That whiskey will just about fill those
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ATAsoNIC GRIP. for mending China. Porcelain,
w Marble, Wood. Leather, Furniture and in
short. every thing that can be broken; every fam
lily should have bottle, for sale by
February 10. Is14. G. E. BELLER
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THE Excelsior Baking Powder, prepared from
It 10 especially convenient in making Biscuits
Rusks, Sweet Cakes, Pastry, Pudding, etc, to be
had at c. E. BELLERsS
April14. 1874.
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PREAKFAsT Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams, Sides
ID and Shoulders for sale by
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-27
NORTH PARK.


Ed. Tel.-The condition of this beauti
full park-the most strikingly ornamental
feature of our young city-is now such as
to call forth from our citizens both admira-
ton and regret. Admiration of its superb
foliage, its symmeTrically formed trees; re-
gret that it is not what it might have been,
that the past season has not been utilized
in improving and beautifying its surface.
In reality, the trees are its only attraction.
The walks have been allowed to run down,
the grass to die, or be trampled to death.
This fact, well known to all, should be first
noticed and remedied. No residence is
beautiful without its lawn, and no park can
be beautiful unless its grass plats are green
and well cared for, its walks in perfect or
der. Several years ago, this was the condi-
ton of our park, and the citizens could
well boast of it as the finest and fairest of
the kind in Northern Ohio. A Fourth of
July celebration began the work of destruc-
tion, football completed it. The gross
neglect each fall, when the dead leaves
which should have been removed, have
been left to form thick, decaying cover
ing, through which no grass could force
its growth, ought to have brought severe
censure upon the authorities who permitted
such a state to exist. The density Of the
foliage in many places would now prevent
a growth where the roots are already dead,
but this could be easily remedied. The
trees, now half size, will soon interfere
with their own growth, and will have to be
thinned out sooner or later. We have
heard many remark that the trees were
much too thick. Again, in the rainy sea-
son, or when the snow melts over frozen
ground. so many plaees-the main walks
included-are so low that the water stands
in sheets, and foot passengers must either
wade or wend some other way. Now is the
time to remedy this, and clearly, it should
be Immediately done. At the southwest
corner of the park, the grass Is in fair
condition, beoause the trees are not SO
heavy. 1t viii require but little more Of
what it has had in the past, to destroy ev-
en- this, and most vital point in the in.
forest of Ashtabula, is here contained, viz
Are school children to be allowed TO make
this square their playground? While il
other cities and towns all are requested Il
keep off, this is made the resort of hun
dreds Of children, and the ground is worr
bare. This should also be thoroughly con
sidered, and now that school soon opens
Superintendent Wilson should be requested
by our city fathers to keep the park clear
CITIZEN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-27
So in Advance
Whole Number 1888,

OF fancied offense, is one of the worst
OF pracrices, and yet it is almost uni
versally indulged in. l know horse
that jumps every time the harness
is put on hlm. The man who broke
him him hadn't common sense. and
the first time he threw the harness
on him, he did it Just as he would
on an old horse, carelessly; the colt
was badly scared, and kicked, strik.
ing his owner on the leg. This en-
ragged him so that be beat him un-
mercifully. That was five years
ago, and the horse has never forgot
ten it, and never will. The appear
ance of the hairless thrown over him
is inseparably connected with that
outrageous beating, and l belieyeno
amount of care or oounter-training
can overcome his fear, when the
harness is first put on him.
Some men whip a horse whenever
he SHES. 1t never does any good,
but always works mischief. Itis
perfectly natural for a young colt to
shy at objects with which he is not
familiar But let him shy; pay no
attention to it. He will soon get
over the habit, when he finds that
none of these things hurt him. But
whip him the first few times he SHES
and the habit becomes confirmed,
for he will assuredly associate the
whipping with the appearance of a
stone, a stump, a child, or any other
object, and will be continually on
the alert for something to be fright
ened at. And it is Just so with
stumbling. Whipping will not cure
it. 1t is a defect, and the. remedy
must be in ascertaining what that
defect is, and removing it if possi-
bic.
The whip should never be used to
urge a horse forward on the road.
They speedily become use to it, and
will not go without it. 1t is Just as
easy to train them to go at the word,
and nothing is so detestable as to
see a man urging horse by contin-
ually plying the whip.
These are only a few thoughts on
this highly important subject, but
enough to indicate what must be
avoided. A cool, calm, judgment,
perfect control of ones self, absence
of cowardly timidity, respect for the
animal kDOw1edora of his obaracfor
and disposition, an understanding of
your own duties and above ali, good
sense and strictly temperate habits,
are the necessary elements to a horse
trainer. A horse trained correctly,
and free from bad habits, is worth
double the animal that is not, and
hence l attach as much Importance
to the trainer as the breeder, and
think that more should be said and
enforced on this point, in our agri-
cultural papers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-27
short Hints Concerning sickness
Don't whisper in the sick room.


When the doctor comes to see you,
remember how many pairs of stairs
he has to climb every day, and 90
down to him if you are we'll enough.
When you are sitting up at night
with a patient, be sure to have some
thing to eat, if you wish to save
yourself unnecessary ehaxustion.
Remember the sick people are not
necessarily idiotic or imbecile, and
that it is not always wise to try to
pursuade them that their sufferings
are imaginary. They may even at
times know best what they need.
Never deceive a dying person un-
less by the doctors express orders.
1t is not only wrong to allow any
soul to 90 into eternity without
preparation, but how can you tell
but that he has something he ought
to tell or do before he goes away?
If you have a sick friend to whom
you wish to be of use, do not con-
tent yourself with sending her flow
ers and jelly, but lend her one of
your pictures to hang in place Of
hers, or a bronze to replace the one
at which she is so tired of staring.
Don't have needless conversations
with the doctor outside the sick
room. Nothing will excite and ir-
tate a nervous patient sooner. If
you do have such conversations,
don't tell the patient that the doc.
tor said "nothing." He won't be-
lieve you, and he will imagine the
worst possible.
In lifting the sick, do not take
them by the shoulders and drag
them upon the pillows, but get some
one to help you. Let one stand on
one side of the patient, the other
opposite, then join hands, under the
shoulders and hips, and lit steadily
and promptly together. This meth
cd is very easy for those who lift,
and does not disturb the one who is
lifted.
Do not imagine that your duty is
I done when you have nursed your
patient through his illness, and he
is about the house, or perhaps going
out again. Strength does not come
back in a moment, and the days
when little things worry and little
efforts exhaust, when the cares Of
business begin to press, but the fee
bic BRAN and hand refuse to think
and execute, are the most trying to
the sick one, and then comes the
need Of your tenderest care, your
most unobtrusive watchfulness.
Scri5ner. for Sept.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-27
Training Horses.

Not one man in ten is fitted to
train a horse correctly. One is too
passionate, another too timid, anoth-
er ignorant, and so on through the
catalogue. A highly nervous ami
NAL can be spoilt by a passionate
man in few days time. Bad hao-
its in the trainer beget bad habits IN
the horse. The habits and charac-
ter of a horse, like those of man,
are formed in the training, and when
once confirmed, generally "stick'
through life. 1t is an easy matter tc
prevent, but a serious one to cure
| Whipping young animal for rea