The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-27
NIL l. r. 5e,S
CONDITION POWDER 5
Price, Tvesiy.FiSe Ce.is.

| The char g. Of weather aud >-i,on, with th,
| Changes at ue aud ufk ed h. We y-,y great 81
/ icrI upDD the bi,1d add .lnuOus ln,ds 81 Hor>ts
..t these ch.ns-- in.y r-qu,rr ASST ,,aut 10 na
sure Ia throw Uh suy uI>orirr ~ the Iiis al The
ioiy thu, IIiy have b. "a nnJiied, un wh,cu, /
,Ot at, nded 10, wil r-s,,i ~ the Yellow Wnir,
| Hesy-S, Worms, Boiis, Sc all al which vii
lie prevented by gNing oas or iwo II this,
10 dcfs, Spr ny or Fall, aud will At any time
cure where ANY symptoms OF DIS ass appear, u
usrd IA time.
They purify the blood. remove oil innammzliou
and lever, loosen tue akin. c,esu the waller, and
| Inyigvrste On. whoe body, enabling the animal
| to do more work with the same feed
The action OF these powders Is directly upoo
| The secrerive glands, AID therefore all diseases
| sri.ins irv,n ~ prOLu,Sns = bad sisie VI The
blood, are speedily cured By them. Also colds
ana surfeii VI any kind are cured by one or two
of these powders, II given scsordny To direct 'ous
In all eases of Horse ID siemper. they should
he gwen at the first symptom 10 prevent ievers,
aud IN the last stage. 10 carry of all kumofs VI
the bloods, and to restore healthy action to the
glands II the throat.
We, the subscribers, hereby certify that we
have used MlLLERS CONDITION POWDERS
foe Horses and Colts, prepared by I. Q. BUTLER
Druggist, Derby Line, W., aud think them the
best Powders for Horses and Colts thai are out
Of condition, that we have ever used. We would
recommend them TO Farmers, Stage Companies,
Stablenen and others, dealing 10 or keeping
Horses and Colts.
They will clean the Worms and Bolts out Of
the Horses omach, and give him good appe-
lite for his food, and good coal.
They are also good foe the heaves, and foe a
Cough, and they have been highly recommended
too the cure of WORMS Il Bolts IN COLTS
They clean the water, loosen the skin, and IN.
vigorsle the whole body, enabling the horse to do
more work with the same feed Signed by
TIMOTHY wlNN-Mr. Butler would say
that Mr. WInn u tue proprietor OF the Canada
House and stage Office on Sianslead PLAN, AMI
Was lOr many wears proprietor OF the Derby Line
House, Derby Line, VI, where he raised black
colt called the know.Nohing, which vas sold
al Sls0J At four years old
kRiSTUS Lee. Mr. Lee is one Of the mos,
extensive farmers in Eastern Canada, aud has
raised some very valuable horses, which he has
suld at high prices. This gentleman raised aud
sold the bay horse called Cndgley, which vas at
I, ward. sold tor $1,000 aud taken io France. lie
= $50 rslsed aud sold the horse called Bony which
has been taken TO California and is held a. SIS no
Mr. Lee keeps from $40 To 81 hOrs, and colts, aud
makes great u..' ul Mller's Condition Powders
w. n. HOYT keeps the Lyndon House and
Livery Stable al Lvudou, VI.
II HEdrli-Driyss from Lyndon To ST Johns.
bury.
q FLlNT-Sl Johnsbury, VI, Dealer in
Horses.
Geo A. MERRILL, Master
Transportation on Nal,ruad.
h A QUlMBY-Mrrhant, L.udon Centre,
VI aud L,rII> the Powders lie sale.
III ~ Nj HOLS- Merchant, Lyndon Centre,
w., and keeps the Pow,-rs fJr sale.
We, the unaersIgned, fully concur in the above
Recommendation 1T Miners CoadriIoD Powd,is
CHARLES SAGER-Livep Stable Keeper.
portland
JOHN A. MARI, Livery Stable Keeper, Pot.
Land
GEO WEBSTER. Livery Stable Keeper, Port.
land
&C Frost o. u,r of Hacks and Livery
Si5hly X 'rp,r. Portland.
SAMUEL A Nil.ES-owner Of Hacks and
l.Iverv St,he Keeper, Auburn
e. l. fkEN, H-0wner Of Line Stages, Au.
burn to Sm.h Turne'.
ptsnar..l nd S.,ll 80 h.L. nd R.,.n