Uncle Dick and Lisa's Old Time Animal Tales

J. M. Henderson, of Arkadelphia, has a horse that saves him the trouble of keeping a dog, as he is as good as one in running hogs and cows out of the field. One day he was put in the yard back of our office, where a pig happened to get in, when he saw him and caught him with his teeth by the back and gave him a shaking. On dropping him the pig did not wait to ask questions, but struck a bee-line for the crack in the gate, and disappeared in a hurry. Mr. Henderson states that when a cow gets in his field he sets his horse on her and he soon runs her out.