The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-04-08

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| cess iul veterinary practice, under circumstances
the most favorable for the development of the
most rational, economical and successful modes
of treatment for all durable diseasea to which
the horse and mule are subject. 1t also contains
! most timely and common-sense treatise op
Stock Raising and Stock Management, includ-
ing Breeding. Food, Stable Management Gent
! ling, Breaking. Abuses, Shoeing, Vices, Un-
soundness. the Marks of Age &c, &c. II is in
short, complets and perfect guide to the most
rational treatment Of horses and mules, in both
sickness and health
The hundreds of letters received from those
having used the book speak in terms of unquali-
fed praise Of It's great simplicity and intrinsic
merits. Mr.. L. SMITH, of BRIDG EwATRR,
WILLIAMS Co., o., writes: Il have treated several
very bad cases by the aid of Stewards Horse
| Book with the best of success One with
| SWELLED THROAT, one with CRACKED
HEELS, one with SWELLED HEAD and NECK,
and one colt with BLOOD SPAWN"
Mr.. A. J. STUART. of Carthage Tenn. says :
! "By the use Of the RENE dies in this work (Amer-
| eah Farmers Horse Book), have cured the
following named diseases Three cases of
! PHARCY, one of CHAMBERS. several Of DIS
TEMPER, two colts of C0STIVENESS. two
cases of C0LIC, one of COLT FOUNDER, one
of BIG HEAD and JAW in its worst stages, one
of NASAL GLEET, and one of SCRATCHES
have two cases of CHAMBERS under treat
ment, which am satisfied shall cure. The
work is almost an hiallbe guide"
Mr.. W. s. CONFER, Of Davenport Iowa. says:
''Mv Horse has had very SORE EYES for the
past year and half, and has been. treated by
rood veterinary surgeon without any success
but lately have taken hold myself aud followed
the directions given in the Horse Book, and
now my Horse Is we'll" .n
JACOB ROBERTS, Esq, of New Paltz Ulster
Co., N. Y. writes Il have examined and COM
pared the American Farmers Horse Book, and
pronounce Il the best of any have ever seen
both as to its simplicity and plain manner of
describing diseases. / have the utmost faith Id
the remedies prescribed, and would not take S25
for my book II l could not have another"
EDWARD POWERS, ESQ.,, of orangevllle,
Trumbull Co., Ohio, says ~ has saved avalu-
rble horse for me. / cheerfully recommend IL
to every farmer or owner ofa hOrse.p
WE HAVE RECEIVED HUNDREDS OF JUST
SUCH TESTIMONIALS, and will send long
list to any one on application. The following
arc among the diseases Qhough by no means all
of tbem) already reported as detected and sue
cessfully treated by the aid Of this book:
CHAMBERS,
CoLIC, ~. x. -''
a..f ENLARGED HOOK,
F.-eN,f SCRATCHES arbt
FRACTURED LEG,
BLOOD SPAWN,
INFLkMATIoN OF THE STOMACH,
~ tINFLAMATIONi CT THE LUNGS b
BONE SPAWN,
SWINNY,
saq, POLL EVIL,
1874 RING BONE,
STIFF COMPLAINT,
.Tf9 W Hd9fbIjd) CURB pu pcv
LAMENEss OF THE FORE KNEE,
~ CONTRACTION OF THE HEEL, "tJ
EtE -' STAGGERs, "a AHltLt aa
-'Fa veg FLATULENT C0LIC, l1
-ia HFsd ETONE IN THE BLADDER, %
l CRACKED HOOF lrf II
'Ne L0CK-JAW. lat
GREASY HEEL,
INFLAMATIoN OF THE EYE,
INCLINATION OF THE SHOULDER,
.1f LUNG, FEVER, fe 8L Gt
CATARA0Ts ON THE EYE,
BIG HEAD,
DISTEMPER,
IFisrg h'aI STRAINS
&C., &c, &c, &c.
With such proofs, can any one entertain
doubt of the superior merits of the work 2 and
can any owner of single hor sc or mule afford
to be without copyP
It is safe to conclude from what we have heard
that the whole 10000 people who hive al
ready bought copies, would not part with them
for ten times their cost If they could not replace
them with others. Lslil-lflL
WE HAVE NOT YET HEARD OF "A SINGLE
PERSON WHO WAS DISSATISFIED WITH
THE BOOK. r,s rr