The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16
SPAWN, Eiag-s:ns, E., with xsthois :.
Treatment.

SPAWN, Eing-s:ns, e., VITA gs.hois 9
..ea:ne.:.
Tie horse i our nObl.st domestic ami
nal. perfect in structure. imposing in AZ.
rearancc. full Of int ~llieenca and whcr
kindly treated giving in return an afec
ton aluos; human IN IT. ,a'UTe, and per
forming TO the last point IF endurance
tn tasks IN posed, aud we may add i too
often subjected to the hardest and harsh
est usage Of any of our animals. and
probably for this reason Is the most LA.
able TO disease an1 bleni,hes.
Many an otherwise valuable horse i.
~aisigurci for life and rendered more OF
less unfit for service by ugly spayins. IN
slightly ring bones, spliu,s &c. Some.
times these difficulties are not of u serious
nature, that Is, do no. lame the horse. or
make any material difference in the abili-
~ fer performing work on the farm but
such abimsls are rendered unsaleable, o,
if disposed Of, it must be at a sacrifice Of
price. Generally, however, thc horse i.
permanently iamed, uai"s- the cause i.
removed, winch . very srldom-ana OF
ten entirely ruIoed for travel or work.
Splvins are most generally proilcei
by a strain or overwork in drawing The
bony cXcrcscence or substance If which i,
IS composed will grow quite fast aud
sometimes gives the appearance Of an
enlarged joint, and unless attended to in
season will soon become difficult to man
age. Many remedies have been devised
for this difficulty, but usually with very
Indifferent succrss: Differing is general
" rcsOrted to when anything is ATTEMPTED
and will in some cases, when pro.erly
performed, stop the growth of the spawn
but will not remove the bnnch already
formed or cure the lameness, besides the
process Is a PAINFUL one producing sore,
ness and rendering the horse more or les:
unfit for service.
Some four years ago DIR. Il J. Kendall
of EnOshnreh Falls, W.. having a horse
troubled with SPAWN tried blis,erinc tc
cure 1t, The operation appeared 80 pain
full and unsatisfactory that it was abaD
doned with the belief that a remedy les,
t%orturing IN rs application and more Ger
tain in its effect might be devised. Ac
cOrdlngiy the Doctor set himself To work
and being a practical physician and drug,
gist, succeeded in nreparing a remedy
that since its introduction to public no
tice, has achieved n success hat iSof The
most satisfactory character. About tire,
years since, hearing Of several cases where
"kenda'rs Sravin Cure" az the remedy
is termed, had been used with good effect,
| took some pains 10 ascertain the facts
in the ease, and reported the same 70,
several Of our leading agricultural Jour
mails. | give a few instances to which
am personally Knowing. Mr.. K 4.
Gaines, Of Berkshire, Vt, owned a va'u
able horse has ing n SPAWN the size Of
half a hens egg, and producing Sc vere
lameness. After trying the usual RENE
dies with no effect learning of"Kendairs
SPAWN Cure a bottle was obtained and
used according to directions. The april
cation produced no bli>tering, did not ap
pear to be painful, and left no scar OF
c~allOus. A one dollar bottle was used and
it cured the the SPAWN, Stopping the
lameness and removing the bunch | ex-
amined the legs carefully AMI could find
no difference in the SIZE Of he joints. and
could not tell upon which the SPAWN wa,
located. The horse has been worked hard
since and upon examining him the second
time a while since, after an interval of .
or 4 years. was pleased 10 find no return
of the difficulty in any shape or manner:
one leg Is as sound and perfect TO all ap
~2enrance. as the other.
Mr. n I. Weld, also of Berk hire Vt
trca ed a tad case Of spawn with this
remedy and in six weeks the lamenese
was gone, the bunch nearly removed and
he considered the horse cured. There
has been no return Of the difficulty since
although the horse has been worked hard.
A. A. Simpkins of West Enosburgh, VT ,
has had an experience similar to the
above. and Others might be given, but
these may be considered sufficient to es-
tabii.h the fact Of the curative powers Of
this remedy. and also. which il e1usl'y
important, the psrmanence o.. the cure:
the relief afforded being not temporary
but lasting in effect Equal success ha.
been had with "KenGall's SPAWN Cur
in the treatment Of sp'ints. curb, ring
bone, bruises, strains of all kind :, Gallons.
etc. lwi>h to call particular attention to
this as a humane method of treatment.
the remedy. while it Is efficient in opera
ton yet does not produce pain or sore
ness. as Is the case with most applications
This feature Is deserving Of notice and /,
receiving commentator from many prom.
inent gentlemen in this country, among
whom | would mention Mr. Charles A.
Surrier, special agent for the MaSsachu
sets society for the prevention of %crueit,
10 animals, Boston, Massachusetts,, anC
others.
Although this remedy was original,
designed for the treatment of horses. yeI
it has been used for human silments. sucl
as different forms Of rheumatism, or deeI
seated pains of long standing. with equal
ly good effect.
"kendalrs SPAWN Cure has BEEN In
PRODUCED throughout the most Of thi,
country, and is being put int the baad.
of all the leading wholesale Gruggis'.
from whom It may Re ottained or through
whom it may be ordered By every drug
gist. DR.. Kendall has also complied $
small work or Treatise on the horse ana
his Diseases" of abou, one hundred pa
GEES. fully illustrated. and siving in .
small Compass a large amount of usrfuI
information, free from all technical term,
sUd which will lie sor.h many times IL:
cost. of twenty Ave cents, to all owners N
horses, Something of the favor with
which this work is being received by tbs
public may be inferred from the fact ,ha.
one hundred thousand copies or ever haze
been sold since April last. Should any
o, e desire further info. nation upon any
matter contained in this article, they wi
please address Dr.. 3 j. Kendall. Enos-
burgh Falls, VT L. X. TOwLE-
West Berkshire, Vt, Sept, 1879.
We are informed tha. the Kendall.
SPAWN Cure is now sold byC G. 2, Good.
man, Omaha. Neb., and all Of the lead.
- -bolaSala druOoists ard n largo uu7o,