The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-08-27
Extracts From Correspondence &C
From Morgan Horse Co.'S Gaia.

GAtracts FROM correspondence
From Morgan Horse Co.'S Cnta-
lOHlIc.
My father owned dark chestnut
sorrel horse when | was boy which
he sad was a Morgan; and we kept
this horse until he was twenty-nlpe
years old. We never owned anotEor
horse that was his equal G
Wilson, Swedesburg, Iowa,
am much pleased with your eilort
to revive interest in the Morgan.
consider him the most perfect Amer
lean horse; capable Of adapting him
self to nearly all conditions of useful
ness; combining courage and intel
ligence that can always be relied on
ii understood and apprcciatcd.-D II
Murdock, Great Falls, Mont.
There is not horse OH top of the
ground that l prize SO highly as the
Morgan and at no distant day | ex-
pect to own some of them.-C G Fow.
Ter, North Topeka, Kan.
The Morgans are the best horse.
ever owned, always ready for work
or fun.-J Lyons Hatfield, Tusket
Nova Scocia.
have handled MorganS horses
all my life, and think is no bette,
horse to-day than tho Morgan.-L
M. Markham, Bushnell, McDonougl gl
Co., Ill.
think the Morgan horses are the
toughest in the world. I have got q
mare that is part Morgan and 1 will
not sell her. She is tougher than
whalebone.-N' l.. Oaks, Hartford,
Minnehaha Co., South Dakota.
For myself, would not give one
Morgan horse for all the uambleton-
lans or any other horse on earth.
Jos. ". Grimes, Beatrice, Gage co.
Neb.
L think the Morgan is the only
horse that is built solid from the foun-
dation up. He is almost a non-blem-
lshable horse; as well as fau!t!ess; he
ls SPIRITED, with an intelligence almost
human l am all for the Morgan
l.. G. Rittenhouse, Bingham Lake
MINI.
| think the Morgan horse is the
grandest horse living. He is good
for anything you want to use him for.
W. Fl. Keedy, MT. Morris, III.
L am a great lover of fine horses
and think the Morgan horse is far
superior to all others. ! have a span
of mares five years old this spring
and they have someof the old Morgan
blood in their veins. They wsigh1 600
pounds each, and are the best team
l ever owned. G. F.Hastings, WORTH
ington, MINI.
| drove a gradeM organ mare forty-
five miles in five hours, the last of
March hitched to a one horse buggy,
over as muddy roads as I ever saw in
Dakota, and she was ready to run at
tho end of the trip.-G. w. Sweet.
ain a very warm friend of the
Morgan stock, and I don't believe
there Is any other breed of horses in
America that can come near being
equal to themfor disposition, endur-
ance and strength.-George T.. Ad-
ans, Edgewood Park, Pa.
offer the services of my stallion.
Justin Lambert, to the farmers of
Pickens County. believing him to be
the most intensely inbred rcglstcrd
Morgan stallion in the State. lie is
stylish, handsome, gentle as dog.
very intelligent, hardy and to any one
wanting superior farm horses and
the finest roadsters on earth, I can
confidently recommend them organ as
the horse. I have placed the service
fee Of this grandly bred horse at the
nominal sum Of $500 to suit the
hard times and to enable all to pa
tronize him. Old, scrubby, and IN
sound mares not accepted on any
terms. For pedigrces and other in
formation, address
l. G. or YTON