The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-12
Great Cattle Medicine.

T L. ST. JOHNS CONDITION POWDERS-These
l.. powders are held in very high estimation for
horses, in cases of Dister. Loss Of appetite, hide
bound, yeHoa0 aeGter, stiff complaint, &c. They are
excellent for cattle and facilitated; and will cure
COWS of giving bloody milk. They also increase
the quantity of milk, when the cows general con-
dition is bad. The proprietor has been assured that
they are superior to any thing else in cases of Hol-
low Horn. Care should be exercised that you OBJ
tain st. Johns genuine Powders, and suffer not
yourselves to be humbugged with the assertion that
something else is just as good.
From a Weauhy Farmer Of Seneca County, Ohio.
Ny horse was worked and driven so hard. that he
seemed completely worn out and used up. If he
walked a few yards, he would tremble all over. He
seemed entirely worthless and about to de-. I gave
him various medicines, but they were of no benefit.
l finally gave him l. L. ST. JOHNS CONDITION
POWDERS. He rapidly improved until he became
perfectly well. Then sold him for one hundred dol
lars. z. SLAYMAKER.
Fifteen Horses in one Stable Cured Of a Cough.-Mr.
James Ward, a dealer in horses, widely known in
Northwestern Ohio, says: have made use of 1. L.
st. Johns Condition Powders for Cough, Distemper,
Want of Appetite, sc. Iconsider them an article of
great value, and the best horse medicine with which
L am acquainted. L was some time since at the liv-
ery-stable of Daniel Comings, of Maumee City, and
found his horses, fifteen in number, afflicted with a
cough. 1 advised him to give them st. Johns Con-
dition Powders. In eight or ten days l learned he
had followed my advice, and that his horses were
then perfectly well.
LCttO IICTU, 4C.-1 Il uSeu OF. COln ) COuuI-
ton Powders several years for horses and cattle, and
have found them excellent in stemper and the 9TH
er purposes for which they are recommended. l
have found them a great medicine for cattle having
the Hollow Horn. L bore the horn, open the hole
occasionally, and feed them ST. Johns Condition
Powders. L have frequently given Them to cows
that lee lme diseased, and failed in giving milk
These Powders have always soon effected a cure, and
made them give their milk.
SrR1NGriEHLD, o. SAMUEL YOUNG.
EIOO1y MJE efc-NpE Jnmas ConEeta- 0nna-~Ghio
says: l had a horse badly afflicted with distemper
and gave him st. Johns Condition Powders They
operated like a charm, cffecting a cure in a ~fewdays.
They are giYen to cows in our neighborhood with
excellent effect, purifying their blood and improving
their condition., so as greatly to increase their guam
tity of milk. One COW had the garget, which caused
her to give bloody'milk. A cure was soon effected
with these Powders.
From, a resident Of PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
When travelling at the West, / had a valuable
horse attacked with inflammation of the lungs. His
cough was worse than 1 have even known a human
being or creature haven. His coughing would some
times awaken me duridg the night. My frisuds con-
sidered him in%curable, and l would have taken forty
dollars for him. l procured some of 1. L. st. john
Condition Powders, and gave him. They soon eff
fected a thorough cure, and L now value him at $500.
l wish to carry them always with me when travelling
with my own team, and would recommend others to
do so. l have made use of Sloan's, Merchants, and
various other horse powders, but give st. Johns the
' decided preference. @. 6. SYKES
MI. A. NEWMAN, proprietor OF a nVery-slaDle,
Tifin, Ohio, says, July It'll, 1856: 81 can give you
a great recommendation for your Condition Pow
ders.'' 1 have used them during the past four years,
and during that time my horses have never suffered
with distemper, although it has a number of times
prevailed extensively around me. Three of my
horses were recently attacked with q cough during
the prevalence of distersper in the neighborhood.-
They were evidently getting the distemper. L fed
them your Condition Powders, and cured them per-
fectly in two days.
Mr.. William Rintigh, merchant, Transport, Ohio,
writes, Aug, 1854: L am about out of your Con-
dition Powders. They give the best satisfaction of
any horse medicine 1 ever sold. If you can send
me q supply, do so Immediately.
Horse nearly Dead uiM Distemper.-Mr. L. F. Nye,
Reed Township, Seneca Co., O., had a horse so badly
afflicted with istemper, that the horse-doctors told
him to take him to the woods to die. A cure was
effected by giving him three papers of st. Johns
Condition Powders.
A householder cured q horse that seemed used up
and about to die, as he would not eat, by giving the
Powders, prepared by putting them for q short time
in boiling water, and then pouring them down from
q bottle. This is the only way they can be admin
istered when the horse will not cat.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers, who will furnish st.
/ Johns Almanac's gratis. /. L. st. John & Co., Tiffn
City, O., General Agents for the Western States.
By~For Sale by Potter & KNOX, and VIM. MIL
JUNCTION, Ashland J. MCCUTCHEN, Savannah; j.
HUFFMAN, Jerome7ilie, and MCGREoon, Orange.
Jan. II, 1859. 4w32
ESTATE OF JOSEPH Nj. BYERS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the Estate of Joseph NJ. Byers, late of Ash
WILLIAM C. BYERs.