, 1875-11-07

In Usefulness, When Well, What Can
Equal the Horse2
Gentlemen Who Can Aid in Keeping Yow
Equines in Good Health.

THE CHICAGO VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
That there exists in Chicago hospital for
horses. undar the supervision OF = most skillfui
veterinary surgeon, IL \ fact which ought to be
! generally known. That such IN institution ia
needed, lts well-hl1ed comn1o1ious space bears
| witness to. The necessity for an establishment
Conducted On RtrlcSly legitimate principles By
! experienced and trustworthy parties will be At
once understood. The central location Of ,hi1
hospital, Nos. GAS aud ESQ Wabash avenue, rem
| deEs it easy Of reach from all parts Of the city
O~ners can send their sick ho1ees with tha as
suraoce that they will be we'll cared for, not sub
]ected to improper or brutal treatment, aud no
e1orhtsnt prices charged. Animals with con.
eag1ous diseases are positively not ad-
| rnitted thera- The hospital e sub
stan.ial brick building, 30xl5o feet, we'll drained
and lighted, located above the street grade, with
10 feet to the ceiling. 1t contains eighteen strong
box stalls, each l01l2 feet square, ali oil
painted, each having patent EentslatoF and all
the manRers are removable. Besides, there aro
dozen zoomy a,nsls stalls. and space for more
Ihe hospital Is furnished With complate con-
sen1ences and Appliances to meet any emeygen-
| Ct. ScEupulou8 cleanliness aud regularity Of
details prevail. An ampiy-suppiied drugstore
ia attached. il which pure medicines
are dispensed in forms aud combinations thas
| comply with the dictates OF sciance aud an
experience gained BY many years OF close prac~
tlcAl observations md study. The Chicago
Veterinary Hospital ID conducted BY DR.. NJ Fl.
Paaren, regularly qualified veterinary surgeon
Of nearly twenty years Of practical expe1lenca-
During three years Of the late War. be was
Chief Veterinary Surgeon and Special Inspecto.
to the Cavalry Bureau, by official appointment
in which position he was held strictly respopsi.
bic for the proper and efficient treatment OF =
daily average Of over 1900 sick aud disabled
horses. This Was truly school Of exnerience.
which, with it's unlimited facilities, and dozen
OF regularly educated veterinary surgeons as
assistants. impaired m smount Of rare and
cunstances could not possibly be obt4ined
during tho practice OF q lifetime. Ur.
Paaren is known as the veterinary
editor Of the National Lite Sock journal aud OF
ceded On all sides that ha stands high In the
veterinary profession, not only in Chicago. but
in the whole West. Through his 1aauy years of
successful editorial connection with the agricu}-
tural fress he has disseminated, with unusual
ability and ibe1alty. valuable practical ipstr,c.
tlon in the proper treatment and management
OF the domestic animals OF the farm and his
advice is now called for daily, both by mail aud
telegraph, from ali parts Of the United States
and Terntores. Mr. Walter Lul, wel.-kuown
citizen OF Chicago, late Of Bishop & LulJ, lumber
dealers is the business manager of this tnsti.r-
ton. Dr.. J. 2. KIensch, regularly educated
veterinary surgeon from France. Of fourteen
years experience, is permanently engaged 10 S.
sseant The hospital is open day and night.
Nine OF the foreign languages are spoken here.
Calls ey postal-ca1d or city Telegraph promptly
responded to.
DE-. JOHN 31'poxNE11, JR,
residing 1t No. 132 Desp1aines street, iss theYear
Of which ia very fne ,nfrmarv, with accommo-
dations for twenty horses, has Offices It No. 1911
East Washington and No. 81 West Madison
streets. Dr.. Mcdonnell nakes specially Of
treating lameuess in horsea and will guarantee
q complete cure Of all foot dleeascs, unieBs Of
particularly aggravated character. He ia asso-
ciAted with his father, Prof. John Mcdonnell,
one OF our Oldest veterinary surgeons, who is
throughout the West The subject Of our sketch
has been employed by many Of our most promi-
nent horBe-loving citizens to their complate
satisfaction. At this season Of the year,
when the many changes in tho weather render
horsea 80 susceptible to colds, II not to diseases
Of more serious character. it is to the I'D
vantage OF every HORSEPOWER to know where
reliable veterinary surgeon may be found We
can safely recommend the Doctor as fully skilled
in his profession, ss hls great success in the
show.
Oh. JAMES TnRIErLATD
has beon established in business since 1855, and
has haI forty years practice in the veterinary
Chicago, He will treat al domestic animals in
trusted to his care with tho most humane and
scientific mode OF treatment The Doctor alan
owns hospital in which the fees are 50 per day,
WHICH Coftlb every e4peuHe. At kti18 Ao5plC81
operations are performed by the most ecieptiho
and experienced surgeons. The Doctor may be
found at bis Office No. ISL South Ha1sted street,
and those who visit him viii never have cause
to regret 80 doing
DR.. q. 8. OTIS
resides At Downer's Grove, and also haa offices
at Nos. 81 and So South Twelfth street, aua at
No. l8l We6t Enlisted street. DR. Otis IL grad
nate Of the Boston Veterinary College, class of
81, and has practiced since that time (etght years
Of il in ChicAro1 kha Hnnaanf1k kthir ayttern f{a
is also tirs*-class surgeon Those in need OF
his SERVICES will not regret calling On him.
HoRsE-CLRPISo.
Closely connected with veterinary surgery Ia
The business of horse-clipp,ng. The Oldest city
6rm engaged in the business IL Stanley It Ben
nett, At Croasman's stables, Alb West Randolph
street. Consideration Of this subject will cos,.
Tinca one that it u greatly beneficial it renders
) horse less liable to colds he travels double
he distance with half the food After a hazt
1rive, an unclipped horse returns to the stable
covered with peaparation. while the clipped
horse ID in ~ good order ~ when leaying tia