Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-12
A SEVERE STRAIN.
Ana EoW 1t EndcS-An Interesting
Conversation with a Vigorous Oad
Man.

New York EXCHANGE
Whether in motion" at rest tn. horse has away
been considered the tractabe domestic animals,
well as the modest A modern writer has observed
that horses average better in disposition and the nobler
qualities than do but whether this be STRICTLY true
or not 1t Is ceta that the entire world admits the
alabe qalit es and mission of the horse Still how
ever fractabie he may be when fully bros en-,
lie does not surrender his will readily and
hence horse-training has assumed almost the ma
ture Of fine art among every day sciences.
There are Innumerasle methods Of breaking horse
ard no end OF books have been written the subject
brt probably the Oldest ard most successful man in
this field Is Mr. Edward Seeley who has lived in Ma
CARA county NY for nearly seventy yeas At present he
is over 50 Years old and the he recall
not only OF horse training but also of the region he
des III, are interesting and without number. OF nat
ray vigorous frame he felt years that there
was no limit to his physical CAPABILITIES and it is not
surprising that he oNerexerted himself while handling
specially fractlous horse seemed to be only
simple strain but by degrees il Increased and troubled
HIM severely This seems to be the course
with all strains and all ailments arising from over
exertlon They may be slight first but they finally
ATTACK some vital portion of the body and slowly but
surely undermine the life This was the case with Mr.
SeeeS For years he suffered severely from this strain
when would disappear for time and then appear with
sl greater power He would feel it in his neck. arms
shoulders ana occasionally in the right side, and finally
it seemed to attack his head SO that he lie
bed and was unable to get full nights rest in five
years Speaking of that period he to the writer
Drifs all tiat Time was not able to dress myself,
and had to have help to comb my hair it being imoss
Die to raise my hand 10 head The only in which
could rest was by sitting up in a rocking chair. What
at hrst seemed very slight troubles kept increasing and
was certain l was getting worse tried numerous
hnments, and various remedies which the physicians
prescribed but failed to better indeed no one
seemed to know what allied me why 1.-THE effect of q
strain, should be SO and continue long And
yet to-day am as well as ever i'll the world and
drive all the wild horses get hold of, although
am So years old AIN training several now of them
the finest IN Niagara county To all appearances shall
1--we to be centenarian. 1t wonderful, does 1t
not! Do you ask how am able to do this? By means
OF Warmers Safe Cure which believe be the finest
known remedy, not only for all liver and kidney trou-
blas but also for the intrmcs of old age, which, fort
unately am able to overcome by the help of this great
remedy"
1t is not our purpose to comment largely upon this
statement of Mr. Seeleys-it speaks for itself 1t must
De apparent however, to every unprecedented reader
that medicine which do what this remedy has
done possesses of r,markable quality and such
as entll 1t to the confidence of those who suffer
ing whether the cause be from sudden and
STRAIN or those subtle and slow saprngs of the founda
tons OF life. which increasing in number and
becoming so dangerous. There are few men OF women
to-day, who ere not threatened greater less de-
gree by some of these very evils and nothing but
careful and well directed effort prevent suf
ferlng and an absolute shortening of life. 1t