Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-25
TO HORSE OWNERS.

The SOundncss Of the ADtsnaIs
Wind.
Kirkbride's Tauersals Heave Powders
This unique and most useful remedy, has with
IN the short period tha, has elapsed since its in
PRODUCTION into this country. produced senSa'
lion unequalled by any cuntlivance for the anne
Iioration Of the condition of this useful animal
Il has claims upon The favor OF the horse own.
lug public, that no horse remedy ever used
h.Ie possesses II is found TO be specific Tor
class of complaints which are prevalent TO an
alarming extent among horses in this cothtTy.
aud which decrease their usefulness and Ion.
gevity ma aterially. II is also the best genera
horse medicine that can lie used II expes
worms, eradicates colds and prevents founder ;
and all this without inconvenieBcing the AMI
nal Tor il purifes, strengthens and exhierateS
| il is also cheap being put up in packages ol
more than 10. weight. sufficient TO cure an or
dinary case Of heaves, and TO administer IN
dozen cases of colds, &C. II is Uarraated "a
cnre a recent cold or rough in few days, and
viii permanenilv eradicate heaves in about two
weeks. No stable shoad be nuhout IL. Below
we cite from its cOncluSiveness, one among nj
lty similar proofs which are in our possession
Mr. Hanks is one of the most respectable c'''
zsns of South Amboy, N. J and a gentlemat
who is the last TO e,ageraie
Nlessrs. A. H. Cough Il Co. Gentlemen, -
| Presuming that evidence oi such remarkah'
cure aS was effected on TWO of my horses b.,
vonr famous Heave Powders, may I've acccpla
/ bic TO Won and may tend to change The opinioI
I of those who may think MS did before | tried
/ Iit-thal your remedy was something OF a hum.
bug | deem II an nc, Of Justice, aS II rs at
pleasure. TO write you this. Having las. Sep
II c,nber Two horses who were trOnblrd with the
|, he YES, one of them so badly that he was nearly
useless, and having tried all The usual modes OF
treatment in- fectually, thought would Civ.
them some OF your Heave Powders, as heard
good deal about the remedy. ] did so, and
without any cxageiation. can say that the ef
feet was surprising. The horse tha, was leas'
affected began to mend Immediately and soor
recovered; but on the other, who was much
weakened and harra>aed by the excessive cough
and difficulty of breathing, the medic inc seem
ed 10 have a powerful effect he slobbered a
great deal and seemed TO he so much relaxed
in his whole system that thought The medi-
cine was hurting him but | soon found this
was merely the breaking up of an old disease,
I for I continued the treatment, and in few days
| he began TO mend the heaving and cough left
him, his appetite improved, his coat and hide
assumed a fine appearance, and he was sound
| horse in two weeks. II is now three months
since, and the horses have not shown any OF
the above symptoms, and no one would know
they had ever been troubled with any unSound-
| ness in the wind You may make what Won
please Of this document, and refer anv one Ia
me for further particulars. Respectfully,
e. A, HANKS, South Amboy, NJ.
/ January I. i54s.
| Chronic cough often arise from worms in the
alimentary canal, producing irritation in the
mucous membrane Of the bowels, and from sym.
pathy he effect is felt in the membrane Of the
windpipe Thus many cases like the following
| have occurred
! MessrS. A. II Cough & Co.-Gentlemen
That package of your fieave Powders that
bonght of you for my borses cough has entire
ly cured him. but in different way than ex.
pee ed Tbe first dose Of Expectorant Powder
that administered brougb' away an immense
number Of worms from him, and believe they
were all the cause of the cough, rough coat,
etc, which he exhbited-for that package has
entirely cured him; his appetite is good, and
he is now in prime condition. cheerfuly re-
commend your Heave Powders for worms as
well as the heaves. Yours,
SAMUEL ROBERTS.