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Show w mm BE KIND TO THE HORSE Do not berntc him because ho docs something which should not luivo been dono. Perhaps ho had the right motlvo, but in his dumb way wns un-nblo un-nblo to oxpresg It. l'erhaps ho wanted want-ed to help you, possibly ho meant no evil, though outwardly ho jeemed per-Torso per-Torso nnd stubborn, tlivo him credit cred-it for at least trying to be good for thcro aro fow horses which aro naturally nat-urally bad. Many persons tako It for granted that when n horso does wrong ho Intended In-tended to do so, nnd they therefore punish him for It. Now this action Piy aggravates the matter nnd If continued will result in an Incorrigi ble animal, made so Bolely from mis treatment by his master. This nnd this only explains why some horses aro bad. Tho best policy is to bo kind to tho horse. Ilemembcr that ho Is a dumb animal. Do not oxpect na much understanding un-derstanding from him ns you oxpect of men. Iteracmbcr that of nil tho animals which aid mnn, tho horso is the most useful. Givo him credit for that Don't think him mean, for unless un-less made so by man, ho seldom Is. Don't punish him for every wrong ho docs for possibly they aro not so intended. in-tended. Try to put yourself in his placo nnd don't forget that ho is a lavo. Bo kind to him nnd sco for yourself your-self if your work docs not proceed moro smoothly than ever beforo. Follow Fol-low tho Golden Hulo and treat your horso ns you would wish him to treat you If your positions wero reversed. Investigate for onco nnd you will nr.v-or nr.v-or say again that kindness docs not pay. Indian Farmer. |