The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-08
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successful veterinary practice, under circnm'
stances the mo Il favorable for the develops
ment OF the most rational, economical and
successful modes OF Treatment for all cuJable
diseases 70 which the horse and mule are sub.
jeet. Il also contsins O most timely and
common sense treatise on Stock Raising and
Stock Management, lneluding hTeedinR Food,
Stseae. Management. GenthnR. Breaking
Abuses, 6hoeiRg, Vices, Unsoundness, the
MARKS ef Age, &C., &c. II Is In short com.
Plcte tmd PeTtect guide 10 the most RATIONAL
treatment Of Aoescs aRd mules, IN both sick
ness and health. J.48l- .y-
The hnndreas Of fsters received from those
having aSed the book speak IN tectnA Of un'
qnslfed praise Of it's great simplicity and IN
trIuslc merits. Mr.. L. Smith, OF Bf1dgewatef
WfEia1ss 0eo o. wti.esS'1 have treated sever
al very bad cases h5 the etd u Stewards Horse
Book with the best OF saccesss OAe with
Swested TAroat, one wfh CFsclced Heels, one
vita sweaed Head Nad Neci' sAd ore colt with
M. A. seumt " omvAsge, resn', says!
ul5Y yhe use Of the famedfes. In this work
(AnstScaa Fes.ssr's norsei Book3 Nave
cured the following sansed .dIseasess Three
oasos Of PAapey, ono of @aadefs, several ol
| Distemper, two cvits, OF Coshveness, two cases
Of Cole, one ofOolt FoNHden one OF Big Head
and law In its worst stagee eae ofNAsaI elect
Chambers under treatment, which am satisfied
shall cure. The work is almost an infalliple
Mr.. W. 8. CONFER, Of Davenport, Iowa,
! says. my Horse had very Sore Eyes for the
past year And hdL and has been treated bys
good veterinary SuTgeon y thout any snceess,
But lately l have taken hold myRelf, and fol-
lowed the directions given In the Horse Book
and now my Horse Is WE'LL"
Jacob Roberts, Esq, Of New Paltz, Ulster
Co N. Y, writes: al have examined and COM
pared the Aaerioaa RSmaerSs Horse Bsek,
and proaeasce II the best OF any have ever
seen, both as 10 its simplicity aud plan man
ner OF describing diseases. have tsse utmost
falth Ia the remedaes Prescr ibed, sad would
not take s2S Tor my book IL ccHid aot have
Ssss;d Possrs, Esq, Of forsheevTis2 2sst,.
bull Co., Ohio, says: alt has saved valuable
horse for me. choerfully recommend it to
every farmer Or owner Of ghorse."
We have received hhndreds Of Just such tes.
tmonials, and will send long list to aay one
diseases Though byiDe nseans Ill pt them, Al
ready reported as detected and successfully
trested ty the aid oftAis book:
Collie,
Fistula, ..
Enlarged Hook, /.
Scratches
9'.' Fractured Leg, ' b
- N Weak Eyes, r.
a,,z Blood SPAWN
inflammation Of the Stomach,
Bone SPAWN, .
Swiny,
Poll Evil, ..a
inflammation ofthe Lungs
-ss4Y Ring Bone, sl
Stiff Complaint
.' ra. Curb,
arcy
Lameness Of the Fore Knee, -
Contraction Of the Heel,
Staggers, s,sr.
F1atulent Coiic, 'at
Stone in che Bladder,
''- Cracked HooE 90
sa 'iFrd 7r Lock-Jaw, yy
Greasy Heel
inflammation Of the Eye, lIGflIe
inflammation OF the Shoulder,
Lung Fever, cd1t.lttp
Cataracts on the Eye,
Big Head,
,~Hi. lDistemper,
-.. Strains,
.oTa >llllH &c, SC, &c
With such proofs, can any one en-
tertain d doubt5ofthe superior merit
of the work. and can any owner of
single horse or mule afford to be with
out q copy2 VI "
tits safe to conclude from what WI
have heard thatthe whole $4,000 peo
pie who have already bought copies
would not part with them for tel
times their cost Il they could not re
place them with others.
WE HAVE NOT YET HEARD OF
A SINGLE PERSON WHO WAs
DISSATISFIED WITH THE,BOOK