The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-26
I'LL R,S
CONDITION POWDERS
FOR HORSES AND COLTS.
Price, Tvesty.Five Gents.


The changes of weather and season, with the
changes uf use and VI lied h-ve n very great e.
fec, upon the bluod and sinuous duIds oi horses.
Al these changes they require an assistant TO ma
lur To throw of suy disorder Of The hulds OF inc
bvsiy that may have been lmb,bed, ant which, u
not attended 10, with result IN The Yellow WNvi
Heavrs, Worms. Bolts, &c all oi which viii
lie prevented by giving oue OF Two of THESE
Pc sders, spring or Fall, aud will n any time
cure where any symptoms Of dis ase appear u
u,ed 10 time
They purify the blood, remove oil Inflammation
aud levrr, loosen The skin, clean the waller, snd
invIgor.te tue whole body, enabling The animal
L., do more WORK with the same feed.
The action OF there powders 10 directly upon
The secreilve glands, and therefore oil diseases
arising IRON Or producing u bad state Of The
bIvUd, are speedily cured by thr,n. Also colds
and surfrii vi suy kind are cured by one or two
of these powders If siyen according 10 directions
In all csses of horse ID siemper they should
be given nj the first symptom To prevent levers,
and 10 the last stage, w carry on oil fumos OF
the bloods, and to restore healthy action ~ the
glands VI the throat.
hsve used MILLER . CONDIri IN POWDERS
for Horses aud Colts, prepared by /. q bUTLth
Drug ci.,. Derb, Line, w., and think them The
,t.., Po sdrrs for Horses and Colts tina, are out
Of condition, that We have ever used We would
recommend them ~ Farmers, Stage Companies,
stabIr,nru and others, dealing In or keeping
HUrses and Colts.
They will clean the Worms aud Bolts out VI
the Horses 8 UInach, and give him good appe-
tl,. for his EOd, and good coat
They are also gVvd FOR the heaves, aud for .
Cough, aud they have peen highly recommended
70, he cure VI WORMS 81 BO1'rS IN COLTS.
They clean the water, loosen The KIN, and ~.
yluoraie the wnole hody, ennb'ing the horse to do
mo,e work with The same fe,d Sisn-d hy
TIMOTHY VIM Mr.. Butler would say
tina, NJ, Wmn il the proprietor oi the Canads
House aud Stage office on >,anslrad plan, nnd
was Tor many Years proprietor OF the Derby Line
House, Derby Ii e, w., where he raised black
c.Ii called Tie KnoS.Nhhing, which was sold
al $500 at four years old.
tRASTUS LIE; Mr. Lee Is one Of The mos
extrn, i've farmers in L. Stern Canada, aud hss
raised some very valuable hUrses, which he has
svld al hugh prices. The gentleman r'ised aud
s.,ld the nay horse GATED Charley. which was nj
forwards sold fpr 5000 aud taken Ia France tie
.Iso raised aud sold the nurse called BOny which
nus I~en taken to California and 10 held ~ Sl3JHU
Mr. Lee keeps from $40 H. 81 horses and colts, snd
IN ,lr> great Use VI MIXERS Condition Pow den
w n HUYT keeps the l., udon House aud
Livery Stable 81 l., udun, w.
n hEhTH-DnvssG o,n Lyndon to 81 Johns.
bury. -,
b FLlNT-Sl. JOhnsbury, VI, Dealer IN
Horses
GEO A. MERRILL, Master
7, Transportation Oh Rnilr,ad.
n A QUlMBY Merchant, Lyndon Centre,
W aud h, -p. the Powders kr sale
H N NI,HOL>- Merchant, l., ndon Centre,
W., aud Keeps The Pow ierr fJr sale
w., the undersigned, fully concur In the above
Recommendation Of Milier's Condition Powders
CHARLES SAGER-Livery Stable Keeper,
Portland
JOHN A. MARI, Livery Stable Keeper, Port.
lani
GEO. WEBSTER, Livery Stable Keeper, Port.
land
OC FBOST Owner Of Hacks and Livery
Sisllr Keeper, Portland.
SAMUEL A NlLES-Owner Of Hacks and
Livery Stable Keeper, Auburn
& L. FREN, H-Owner Of Line Stages, Au.
burn 10 North Turne..