The Perfect Whip

Alwaye have au apron on your box ; ii. hides a bad 6eat and a pair of bent knees. Sit straight on your box, with your elbows close to your side, your hands well down, your shoulders wll back, your head erect, and your eyes well in front of you. Do not sit back up, like a " pig in a rage," and do not bend over your f oot-board as if you were looking af ter the stump of the cigar you have just dropped. Above all, do not sit wi'th your knees bent. Start quietly off the crown of a hill. If your poleoliain breaks, look out for loose gravel or fresh broken stones ; they are a wonderful help in times of need. Never omit to have a pair of worsted gloves about the coach to put on in caso ot rain : they are the only things through which the reins do nofc slip. Always