New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

GOOD POM rs rcE rrYr rs TO CoNslDEl


urrr p.rrcr, r1,f ARr EASILY OVERCOME
WHY HORSES snY-rIU PRACTICE OF CLIPPING.
| " II ave | time tp give you few rcmlrhs about
! hpr.os Whv cert iiu'y don't You know a man
always has tImc f, talh caion. poiii OF ho.sH
! You don't cNpoct me to 'giyo away any tricks OF
| the trade We'll. shn't- not that there aren't
plenty OF tii,l. ~ thc horse trade. but wore cstah
lahcd her, with good reputation and We have to
lcll sIuarclv; so W. leave tho funny budncSs to
nYpslrt aud other ,do dcalcra We hlVo To NiuN
a buyer often and hunpr hu u good deal especially
the chan who dor,n't know any moro about u horse
than "a horse knows about him, II a man rcallN
knows sonnet llng about "a horse we can dot with
hnn comfortably enough, bat the chap who only
! knows r,'-hook,--hc's the daisy 10 deal with
llcn twirl his Eyeglasses and ask Latn question,
enough to paraly1e FIRST class veterinary surg 'on.
We can always pick ont The man who is buying hIS
first sc-aud hes another daisy Hon pound
tuc hoIse all over. mass his kid gloves trying 20
open hs mouth Tor age marks and then come tn"
questions: IL he a free driver, speedy, gentle if
driven by women or children VIII ho stand with
olt beng tied Is H. afraid of bands ol music,
stcan-cars or whstlesi Is he apt to shy or KICK or
baiGF In fact, lie seens to want to buy cheap
! hOrSc-ange!
"Yol see it's rs hard to find a long combination
o. good tiaits in horse ~ 1t Is IN II man. Any
horse that is touch AMI sound enough 10 be free
driver with good speed pretty sure to have some
! lutte kinks that "a nDI>cmdA WOuIlnt Wlnd At all.
/ OF course. nobody want, an oHtrigEt kicker or
ohcrN vicious beast. hut horse often gets bad
thrpI@A the ignorance of the driver lake
shvmg for instance morse lslt netf a. nervous rs
| most humans. lie quite naturally notices an un-
usual OBJECT and expresses hlS sugp -lsc by NaTa-
! tion IN gut or Il side jump. Now the irSt tbinE
SOM. atf er driver, think IL best to do in tins
is 10 veil the beast and give hnn slash or tno
| with the WHIP Wei. the horse thlnkS-oh, NOu
NAV Law s but hc does think all the 'inc-well. hc
80 tIs.tl has
double reason to he sclred, aud perhaps runs away
ho knows, he may 90 II with the intention ot put
! ting hlmscli and driver IN place oi safety! Now
HORSE never SHES without INST notiNihg Waichiui
driver. II Is IN mont of hlm he Will throw
an ear sharply that directions II behind, he viii
/ uont an ear iuyui.ingly back then. an expert
! encel driver who Ought always 10 be Oh the LOOK
out. at gets ready 10 h'd him and ~ the same
| time lcassurcS hIm with Il calm. hrin, ST able word
or two That he rs used TO- lrs sir. any horse That
can see Is likely 10 shy and when any one tells you
! hc viii not. IT viii be about a. near the tIUth ~
! that hostler or waiter who told Mr. fcSwck that
| hs horse vodldnt shy II ne voS 10 meet a Tagsih
! ioad Of monkeys With their tails burnt of. That's
the funniest horse story ever 'cad-oh you've read
! II. have youT Good.
! speak OF punishing a horse always be careful
ab0ut using a whip on horse ypu dont know; seq
| how differently horses take u whipping; Just Ike
| yOUug g,teTs some Will trcmbc ana lose tlelr
| spirit. others VIII become stubborn and haik,
! spunky one will Jump right out OF your hands, and
! yOu might not get INN back TIN" enough 10 say"
! broken wagon or head. And here's Il bad practice
Won ought 10 speak OIL the lighting OF those snappy
/ parlormitchcs on "a whrel-tlro; many a horse mas
been startled IN that way. smoking on horseback -
a very bad pact Icc. \ falling spark from pipe or
! cigar has cius.l many riders broken bones or Dad
/ bruises.
| What is the hest color for a horsc' Wei. that
! is about aS much matter OF taste ~ Importance
! 10 hc sure few persons want a calico or cifcus
| hgsr rs the boys call them, nor do they want a
! conspicuous cream-coloreI animal. White horses
! are objectionable because they become unslghtly
! in uGddv weather. SOrreis. bays and tue darker
hue, the Ilost popular aud thoy are more easily
|
! roam, have settled reputation for strength and
! loneliness -bnt YOU might ill big book with
conceits and tradition, about the marks and colorS
| of horses. Some traditions have much weight
u the estimation OF horse one of the strongest
Four white feet and white nose,
Cut oa Dol. hide. give him to tAe crows
suppose that idea about feet has been handed
along ion centuries from Oriental horsemen; an
| old lastwn translation says:
one ehrc loot bny nim
Two white iceL lry nlml .,...
Ioir IIr 5 GH.,f il,, H. 40 i,2t %oa, a nf1n nf1' '"
attic Turks regard white forc'cc, as lucky one
! wl,te iorg am hni foot unlpDkv ..,. ,,.,
Il d,p,nas bnon IN. t8'gr ana 2iiso M iie oDncf'
! 4 Aso1rl strong h.t that is lrtcn i9t rlci,ntc
9nl5 ii3,gi11 e g,'en Hhg tf'd, i g,tei9 R,ml.'1g
wv }8 .adjt @ilt 'ntfsiN5 i,5ytft 883 3AI
gi,Asf galft '.3A 'Att1&st4 la '4 d, itlgA VA
sMl'sts 'seNRt tNe alt'aep N8thhr h8fst'
NAHlN NHFs NfiFU0N
puqta Gup.vigF " ne ANlgg Itmf
ptphs9A q. H. Mtlie', q ,senl l-WNgosgNal
tYiug gasoicsu barring plhiulons va Aprh StOlashA
rturied 20 tAs oily slipniy lesloraY halng lel ~
show business Temporarily 10 escape non hnuMer lle
daughter OF u sl0uI chef ai EQsehnd Ag,ncl, The
Indian belle was infatuated with hllloi aud followed hln
wherever he went bcsoeching hm io marry her Offering
him whole herd of cattle II lac would become her nus
band The affair has created something 0f senhaon ~
the tribe. aud the sighiod young indian bncAs VIII
make interesting Tor the unhappy pusst they can
a laudp on him.