The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

1 TO FARMERS AND COWEEEPERS.

GENTLEMEN,I Invite goo to peruse the
reeoet of the distension, on-Cattle Condiment at ,
the meeting of the Hoye' Agrictitonal Seetory of
Englatid, held in Reno, er Indere rowel., &hewing that
the facts then brolght to light by gentlemen of reputes
tion and podtion as farmers, and entirely unconnicted
wi.h me or my works, will convince ymt that the value
I attaeli to illy discovery is by no means exaggerated.
The discussion, to which 1 now invite your attention,
wan originated by !dr. BEALS BaoMak, a gentlemen
vrellknown among you for bre deVotion to Agricultural
progress, and who had beim accidentally iuduced to try
my Condiment, sotne of the ingredients of which he
had used for prerious years. Having from domestic
affliction to ;Wye up farming for a time, he sold off the
balk Of hie flock of sheep, retaining only a few favourite,.
During hie absence these animals get reduced to a very
low ebb—indeed, hatiredosen of them died, some were
broken mouthed, and some lost their teeth. Though in
a fine piece of clover, they were a mere bag of bones,
, and oiloake and corn had no good effect on them. He
iried my Ceondituetit, at be tells yeti, and the result
was that in three et font weeks he hardly knew them
' again. After one htedred "bight Ut Condiffient, said
Mr. ffrowne, they went to rein., did remarkably well,
and the Condiment merited to have entirely renovated
this whole sinstitntlon of the animals.
bilv thistle Corms, who srso took part in this dip
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Million, illustrated the value of my Condiment to
' horses, dogs, cows, and pigs. His mare had been quite
Set up by it, and restored to hunting eoeditite. For
his dog, he found nothing better efthr a day's work in
the stubble or turnips. With his Cows it improved the
; flesh and the milk; and, with his pigs, he found a
'marked imprevement In those that were treated with it
over thee net thus id.
Major MUNN'S testimony is even more decisive. His
lambs, On his farm In the Isle of Sheppy, were terribly
afflicted with thread-like worms in the air vessels.
Their recovery was despaired of. His bailiff proposed
trying my Condiment. The Major, In despair, eon-
bented, and now bears his testimony to the resUlts. In
his bsiliffs own words, 'She Paved the a hole flock."
This was in 1888. Again in October, 1860, he had 118
lambs thrown on hii haw% by the incoming !ening of
his farm, and not worth, In their then condition, more
than from six to ttn shihlioln adietd. lie tried my
Cendienen4-writin, and the re-alt was, that he hat only
five of the 118, end he rold the remainder for freis
forty-five to forty-six shillings Ahead. He tells es that
die was, equally suocesful „with his hore,.., and is
signified that, apart front every other CARA!, the recoeery
of hisabeep sod lambs was doe to the sae of the Condi.
mest:
'- I may he permitted to add, that after this diicnseion,
the iffeliir ttied the (Met of the condiment on ye
ffiderhey cow, ender very special eircnnietance. 17cr
third calf was eilved on the 23rd of February, and
seamed osthellird of larch, said friun then to the ftb
of April she eentinned to give cream enough to In 'lie
7glba. eibutterper weetron the mewl dither gress,inengold,
sad.tornips. On the th of April the condiment wi,liconi,
owned, sod the first week gave an increase of six oz,
of butter; the mewed gave an Increase of rather more
than a pined of butter; and the third week nibs of
butter. Saab feet. speak for theuteelyes, and need no
explanation.
7 .eh. Idmioa's testimony is equally decides to to the
effect-a-the Cotteuttent on horses end doet, Ile is also
worY nisi. /woken on a point on which Itle dinioult for
east, speak a ith wry patienee—the reckless beget lona
of the Condlimet f.4nßed on the former by the rttail
deadens and hawkeze. and With thil Maitre% and
terrible effects, ef whloh my invention is
..estrily saddled. Until tho legiletnre provides
. °heap anti spiunly Method by which fraudulent halt..
tient end fitfully fraudulent dealers in, shams can
1,-“IL.-ceted and prevented from imposing on the
feel I have no r seedy bet in making it up in
' feet-minim peckers, in blot p per with huff 1. blesi end
rmy a nbaturo engraved thereon, at One paUu lath; Or
448 packers, iii sri irenihotted emit, carriage paid to any
station in Min tailed Kinedoin, on receipt of
.Postbillee r fbr al.. I feel the diffictrity of ensue.
ing ins entity: in other ways ; and whilst I sincerely
regret tite numerous deceptions practised en you ender
ooveriof my poem, I must deolimeothe responsibility of/
(time seil results. I have no quarri I with other makers ,
of C mdPneut..; I only complain of those who hien oft
you an iropurmand often degructlee composition as MY
Condiment, an necesearily affeet M repatatiou by its
'deleterious remit*, at the mom time that they reduce
tit prufits by top) sale of Takla impoatore.
litos. will tiotMis that in the discusaioa the practical
valise bf ny Condiment ea a restorer at animals out of I
I condition, and as a fattening food, is mainly proved.
have, however, good reason to recommeted it to you ass
.preventive of infection and an antidote to dimes.—
keeping the stomach end digestive organs in a natural
healthy tone, and time fortifying the animal against tbe
insidious iiimada of climate. Fmm thisorudity it is
- • Walueble to 'gook
,farmers of the pmeent day, when.
retool Of forting nature, especially in the case Of
and green atop., by the need chemical manures,
se tended to inertaaa tha, quantity of food et the twat
of its pushily, and to'renderit not only far less netritiee,
but in many cases deleterious to the animal.
With three few ternaries t again invitelont earettil
Nuod of the diseussion, ad have be Peiping,' ell those
• laay be tempted to wieke a triel to favonr me with
emits, be they geed or bad, at their earliest conve-
ne!
/ remain, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,

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