The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06
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m HTS'wofk 'embodes the results 'of twenty
Il years original Investigation and hlghig
successful veterinary practice, Under circnm.
stances the mo favorable for tbe deYeloTie
nent of the most fAti0naB Zee 6ncmlcRl Sdnd
successful modes OF treatment for all culable
dfsehses TO wlIich iheh0kse and Inoleare'Subs
iect. 1t also contains most timely ane
commOn-sense treatise on Stock RmsipK ana
Stock Management, including Breeding, Food
stable Management i0entunR BreskipA
Abuses, Shoeing, Vices, Unsoundness, tie
Marks of Age, Se., ae. ltlslin snort BON,
plete and perfect guide 10 the most rational
treatmentof horses aud mules, IN both sick
ness and health.
having used the book speak m terms OF unN
qualified praise OF its great sllnP!iclty and IN
trinsicfnefits. Mr.. l.. Smith, OF Brldsewatefr
Williams Co., D, writes; al have treated sever
al very bad cGses blythe AID of Stewart s'Horse
Book with the best Of success; one wlth
Swelled Throat, one with Cracked Heels, 'oHs
with sweed Head and Neck, and Onecolt WITH
| Blood Spawn" L.. ut. -
Mr.. Al. Stuart Of Carthage, Tenn, says:
"ly the use Of the remedies in this worK
| (American Farmers Horse Book) ! have
cured the following named dlseases; Phret,
cases OF !pharcy, one Of Glanders, several ot
4 Distemper, , two colts ofCosEiveness, two easee
ofColc, enc of Cot Founder, one OF Big Head
and Jaw In its worst stages, one Of Nasal 6ieet.
and one of Scratches. 1 nave two cases OF
Chambers under treatment, which am satlshed
| shall cure. phework IS almost an infaiilph
Mr.. W. 9. CONFER, Of Davenport, Iowa;
| says s''My Horse had very Sore Eyes for The
past year and hrlf and'lfas been treated ny d
good veterinary surgeon without any snccess,
but lately have'taken no id 'fhyrelf, and ioi'
lowed the directions given in the Horse Book
and now my Horse iswell."
Jacob Roberts, Esq, Of New Paltz, 'Ulter
/ Co, N. Y, writesi ~ haye examined andconi
i pared the American farmers Horse Book
\ aud pronounce it the best Of auy,l hayettRe
| seen both as to is simplicity and pialn' 'fnan,
4 ner OF describing diseases. Ihave the ,utnebst
faith in the remedies presc rbed, and wdtld
not take x254or. my book II could notlhRfe
another" 'i'
Edward Powers, Esq, Of oran0eyDle Tfpm-
bull Co., Ohio, says: cit has saved d valiabie
horse for me. / cheerfully recommend " 70
every farmer or owner OF a horse" ~. % /
| We have received hundreds Of justsuch tos-
4 tmonlais, and will send along list TO any enc
on application. The following are amonKthe
diseases (though by no means all oi thetna aal-
ready reported as detected and successfully Y
treated BY the aid Ofthis book il9i AAH'
Chambers, .,,., .,.,a
Collie,
10 .Fis.uM,y s'yl %i!s7oG
ia Enlarged Hook, lHiIla1I
| .......I Scratches a4nt...,..i
Fractured Leg,
.@hi ~ -aEis Weak Eyes, 'l"
! .B1sstI.u BloodU Spttib,
Inflammation of the Stomach, ,,t-
Bone SPAWN, " iva 4
'swiny, Il .rgs sni 7l5'v
Poll Evh, To-. .4t..t. nv
Inflammation ofthe Luiigs,
| Ted g1.aH RlngsBohe, R.i +
lo emo. Stiff GomplsiRts 81
/ '7i. p n a roy,
Lameness of the Fore'Khee, p 1y'o'
Contraction of the Heel, 5,a f. OF
| Staggers, ...o.. a,rg.
JOIN Fldtulent Collie,
Iouf ON Stone in;tlie Bladder, F"
Cracked Hoof, uu.J
Lock-Jaw, "a
11'aH' Pa" T9t Greasy Heel
hAamasion of theiBye, .a0i 81 Tel
Inflammation OF the Shoulder, ayss
Lung Fever, ..-,.z
"F 'catdracts tOii the Eye, '''F
lsi a {. Big Head, 81 a.iI aG"
lJ.fsa O.. Distemper, -sa no
4 bsscaqH Strains, 1.g1l
49,. &cs &c., d sc
With such proofs, can any 6ae en-. en-
tertain a doubt of the superior merit:
of the work9 and can any owner of q
single horse or muleafford to be with;
out copy? N -' o." ~
1t is safe to conclude from what w
have heard that the whole 3O,0O0jpeo'
pie. who have already bought copies
would not part with them for ten
times their cost il they Could not reA
place them with othersVo lJ s7..I
WE HAVE NoTYET HEARD or
A SINGLE PERSON WHO WAS
DISSATISFIED WITH THE BOOK,