The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-27


Sill the times we're never more pro-
pisioux for making r1ouey than the
present time. The farmers of every
locality are beginning to feel the need
OF such horses Each rear as hey
see the results they are becoming
more and more wiling TO use them
At price for services that encorr.ses
the purchase Of the very best. 80
to ESQ. is the price ordinarily paid for
the services Of imported C!ydesdale
stations. and from sl0 10 $40 for
half or three quarter biooi OF the
same blood. sixty 10 seventy coiss
per wear were ne, al outside estimate
OF seasons work. At $50 this would
give 81, 800 to s2,l00, . srn which
in two years would equal the purchase
price Of a good imported stallion.
What paws better: What gives man
more satisfaction than dong well him
self and at the same time being pubic
benefaetor. Why | mention the Gel
sbrated Clydesdsle more par icuiarly
in this connection is because many
citizens OF Cedar county remember
the fine display Of Clydesdaies a. our
county exhibition isss fall rad The
prizes they won, aud what was true
Of them vEs true OF the Clydss4alss
al over the country: We ind that .aev
are the most poplar horses
At the Indiana State rslr a. ia1sa-
napolis they competed in large ring
Of imported English and French hor-
ses receiving first prize in their cas-.
Also, sweeps axes. beating one han-
drea ho-ses. Also, II ahe li.iaois
State Fair OF 1876, Civdesasle en-.
tered che Of the fines. and largest
rings 3. drafs stations ever shown II
this oouutry. including over sixty en-
tries. He received second prize beth
in his class and 10 >sesps. axes for
the best draft stallion oi any sse c.
breed. He has realized his owner for
services ID the past season over
s4.GsE. also observed the sale o.
James Fullerton & Co. a. Erwin Sta
tson. OHIO. of draft stations, where
three Clydes3sles were sold On sn ar
ersge al sass and six Norman. a.
Al acreage Of sI.55-a difference in
the sverare q S.ss. Ii would he
superauoCs task To attamp. enunerAt-
Irg al The imported horses tina, have
contributed 70 this Improvement: eseh
good animal hss loEe something.
4 zrissr SAYS in Llverpoo! that
f-eiss. i hauled from ship to store
aouse n lAanges, Tsess are siroag
heavy drsys az carts weighing from
2,:sl . 1900 pounds, t5es are drawn
oy TIC OF three Cisdesdsle horses.
And such homes. Great moustrous
animals tina, vii weigh from 1900 to
BOO Is. Their legs are larger than
the vast II fashionable American
adv. Their necks are Short and
their muscles stand out Ike rope,
under table cloth. The loads they
trav:to see these three beautiful pow
srful horses set themselves into their
collars and press forward sslf actue-
ted BIZ the same thought I'LL the veins
and cords stand out ike hnotied
whip lashes. was q sight 10 do
horsemsn z 81. They seemed 10 en-
qugre how much strength they must
give till at last the great cart moved
and away they went with thirts en
tons Of barley on a vehicle that
weighed three thousand pounds max
ing lead Of fourteen and cue-hali
tons drawn by three horses The
wheels u these carts are heavy and
wide. When a load is taken il counts.
1t i. taken steadily along NJ CT down
grade IS tie esse NAV be.
F. F.EMER.
10 u Ccs'6.Hsd.