The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-12-25
MILL T. RiS
CONDITION POWDERS
FOR HORSES AND COLTS.
Price, Twenty-Five Cents.

The changes OF weather and season, with Oh,
changes Of use and Of feed hsve a very great ef
feet upon the blood and sinuous fluids of Horses
Al these changes they require an assistant 10 M
inre to throw off any disorder Of the fluids of the
body that may have been imblbed, aud which, /
not attended TO, with result IN the Yellow Waiel
Heaves, Worms, Bolts, &c . all Of which viii
be prevented by giving one or Two of ihes,
Pos ders, Spring or Fall, aud will at any time
cure where any symptoms Of dis, ase appear, u
used 10 time
They purify the blood, remove all Inflammation
and fever, loosen the skin, clean the water, and
invigorate the whole body, enabling The animal
Ia do more work with the same feed
The action OF these powders is directly upon
the secreiye glands, aud therefore all diseases
arising IRON Or producing bad state Of The
blood, are Speedily cured by them. Also colds
and surfeit OF any kind are cured by one or two
Of these powders, Il given according TO directions
In all cases Of Horse Dsiemper, they should
be given at the first symptom to prevent fevers,
and 10 the last stage, 10 carry of all humors OF
the boods, and TO restore healthy action TO the
glands Of the throat.
We, The subscribers, hereby certify that we
have used MILLEKS CONDITION POWDERS
for Horses and Colts, prepared by T. G BUTLER
Druggist, Derby Line, w., and think them the
hest Powders for Horses aud Colts that are out
Of condition, that We have ever used. We would
recommend them IL Farmers, Stage Companies,
St.bl.men and others, dealing 10 or Keeping
Horses and Colts.
They will clean the Worms and Bolts out Of
the Hofse's 3 omaoh, and give him good appe-
Tie for his food, and good coat.
They are also good FOR the lieaves, and for q
Cough, and they have been highly recommended
70! the cure u WORMS g. BOT.rS IN COLTS.
They clean the wafer, loosen the skin, aud in.
viz h. IL,
more work with the same feed Signed 10y
TIMOTHY VIM Butler would say
that Mr. Wlnn Is The proprietor OF the Canada
House aud Stage Office on Sianstead PLAIN, and
was Tor many years proprietor Of the Derby Line
House, Derby Line, VI, where he raised black
colt called the Know.No'hing, which was sold
at $500 at four years old.
ERASTUS LEE. Mr. Lee Is one OF the most
extensive farmers in Eastern Canada, aud has
raised some very valuable horses, which he has
sod AT high prices. This gentleman raised and
sold the bay horse called Charley. which was nj.
forwards sold for $1,000 and taken 10 France He
also raised aud sold the horse called Bony which
has been taken TO California and is held a SIS 900
Mr.. Lee keeps from $40 To 81 horses and colts, and
makes great use OF Miller's Condition Powders
W. II HOYT keeps the Lyndon House and
Livery Stable at Lyndon, w.
h. HEATH-Drivos from Lyndon TO 81. Johns.
4 B. FLlNr-sl John.bury, VI, Dealer in
Horses.
GEO A. MERRILL, Z" Master
Transportation on Railroad.
h a QUlMBY-Merchant, Lyndon Centre,
VI and keeps the Powders for sale. a.,
II. M NlCHOLS-M Merchant, Lyndon Centre,
W.: and keeps the Powders for sale.
We, the nndenigned, fully concur ia the above
recommendation Of Mlllers Condition Powders
CHARLES SAdER-Livery Stable Keeper,
Portland.
JOHN A. MARI, Livery Stable Keeper, Port.
GEO. WEBSTER. Livery Stable Keeper, Port.
land. = - -
O.C FBosT-own~r Of Hack. and Livery
Stable Keeper, Portland.
SAMUEL A NILES-Owner of Hacks and
Livery Stable Keeper, Auburn.
q l. FRENCH-Owner Of Line Stages, Au.
burn TO North Turne,.