Related article: [January oddly enough, they do not bite them as much as one might suppose. Captain M. H. Hayes has in- vented a snaffle (Fig. 7) for use in breaking ; this is an unjointed bit with leather covered mouth and leather guards at the side buckling under the jaw. This arrangement effectually prevents hurting the colt's mouth and is most useful with the long reins. The staunchest supporter of the Royal Society for the Pre- vention of Cruelty to Animals could hardly disapprove of a plain - curb with slide mouth, low port and short cheek, and in very average hands this, in conjunction with the bridoon, is probably the best tackle for all purposes. Although we have not made any very great advance in the matter of "Bits and Bitting" over our ancestors of three centu- ries ago, we may congratulate ourselves upon being a little more merciful. We need not Purchase Decadron Online plume ourselves too much on this account though, for as much ingenuity has been exercised in making irritating bits Purchase Decadron at the present day, as ever distinguished the past. Sam's Message. A good .many years have passed since I received a telegram on a winter's morning from Sam, Joey Spinks' kennel feeder. The mes- sage merely consisted of one word — "Come" ; but from what I knew of the old man I felt assured it was as urgent as it was laconic. Tele- grams were not so common then as they are now, and Sam was only less likely to commit his thoughts to paper than to the wires. I guessed at once that Peters was dying, and that either he had asked for me or Sam knew he would like to see me before he died. Nothing less would have made Sam telegraph. I arrived at Bosby the same afternoon about 3 o'clock, and went straight to the old huntsman's house. The blinds were not drawn down, so I was in time ! How vividly the happy days I had spent there came back to me ! There was more moss on the tiles, and the trees in the garden had grown a bit, but everything else was as I had last seen it, except that old Peters himself was not there in his white coat to greet me. A sudden fear that that very moment might be his last urged me forward. Then I hesitated Order Decadron Online and stopped. Everything was so still, not a dry leaf stirred in the trees, not a hound bayed in the kennels, no sound of voices broke the silence ; the hand of Death seemed to be upon the house. As I approached, fearing that all was over, Sam met me, and took me in without a word. Something in the grip of his horny palm told me he was glad I had come, but his avoiding my eye, as if he could not trust himself to exchange even a glance, and a pathetic kind of twitch about the corners of his mouth, told me even more surely that the courage which lasts while there is hope had departed. 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