The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-15

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The horse b our pobiess domes;. All,
nal. perfect 10 structure. jmpo,in. 4. a..
p~esrsoce. full Of int Ifieeucs and vhc.
Kindly frested giviog 10 returo "A si6ec.
e,on almost human 10 its nature, and per.
forming 70 the last poiot OF epduraoce the
tasks imposed, and Va nay sdd il too
often suaJected 70 he hardest ana harsh.
est usage OF any OF onr animals. and prob
ably Tor this reason is the most l,,bia IN
disease and blcmishes.
Many An otherwise valuable horn /.
di.hKured for life asd rendered more q,
yes mi Tor service By ugly spavins. nm.
slsotly ring bones. splints. etc. Some
times these difficulties are not Of . serious
nature, that is do not lame the horse, or
make any mater Il difference in the .bili.
~ for Performing work on the farm bu,
such animals sre Ttndered unsalebale, or
u disposed OF. il must b It Q sscri6ce Of
pr'ce. Generally. however, the horse is
lsmed. unless the cause Is
removed, which 10 very seldom-aod often
entirely ruined for travel or work,
Spavins are most generally produced
~ = strain or overwork 10 drawing. The
6ony excresence or substance Of which il
Is composcd will grow vui,e fast snd some.
times give the appearsnoe of IN eolsreed
JOINT, and unless attended TO in seasou
soon become fikcuit to manage.
Many remedies have been devised for this
difficulty, but usually with very indifer.
ent success. Clustering Is generally re-
sorted to when sDythiug 10 attempted,
and will 10 rome cases, when properly per-
formed. stop the growth Of the spawn
but will not remove the bunch aiready
formed or cure the lameoess. besides the
process is . painful one producing sore
ness and rendering the horse more or less
unfit for service.
Some four years ago Dr.. d. J. Kendall
Of E~aosburgh Falls, VT, having . horse
with spawn tried blisterins TO
it. The operation spperatiop %.
peared 30 painful and unsatisfactory that
it was abandoned with the belief that .
lest torturiog in its application
and more certain 10 its effect might be
Accordingly the Doctor set
himself to work, and being . practical
physician and druggist, succeeded 10 pre-
. remedy that since its introduce
ton to public notice, has achieved . sue.
cess that is Of the most satisfactory charsc
ter. About three years since. hearing Of
cases where "Kendali's Spawn
ss the remedy lie termed, had
been used with good effect, I took some
pains to ascertain the facts in the case,
and reported the same for several of our
agricultural journals l give q
few instances TO which l am personally
knowing. Mr.. r. A. Gaines, of Berk-
shire, VT. owned . valuable horre hav.
ing . SPAWN of tho size Of half . hens
egg, aud producing severe lameness.
After trying the usual semedies with no
effect, learning Of "Kendali's Spawn
. bottle was obtained and used
according to directions. The application
produced 10 blistering, did not appear to
be painful, and left no scar or caileus.
. one dollar bottle wa used aud it cured
the SPAWN, stopping the lameness and
removing the bunch. l examined the
legs carefully and could God no difference
ip the size Of the joints, and could not tell
nm which the SPAWN VA located. The
borss has been worked hard since and
upon exaSfnipg him the second time y
while since, afISf>en interval Of three or
faur ears Was plsSyed to find no return
Of the difficulty in any st..Acr manner;
ooe leg is Is sound and perfeot tSvah Up
p~esrances as the other.
MI. N. F. Weld, Of Berkshire, w.,
. bad case Of spawn with this
and in six weeks the laneness
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 has been worked
hard. A. A. Simpkins Of West Enos-
burg, w., has had an exeeriepced similar
TO the above, aud others might be given,
but these may be considered sufficient to
establish the fact Of the curative powers
Of this remedy, and also, which n equally
the permancc Of the cure; the
relief afforded being rot temporary, but
10 effect. Equal success has been
had With "Kendall's SPAWN Cure 10 the
of splinte, curb. ring. bone,
bruises, stratus of different kinds, c~allous,
etc. / wish to call particular attention to
q . humane method Of Treatment.
the remedy. while it Is efficient 10 opera
ton yet does not produce. pain or sore
az is the case With most applications.
This feature is deserving of notice and is
receiving commentator from many prom
ines* gentlemen in this country, among
whom | would mention Mr. Charles A.
Curries. special agent for the Massachu.
sets society for the prevention Of cruelty
to animals. Boston, Massachusetts,, and
Although this reDedy was Originally
designed for the treatment of horses, yet
it has been ased for human ailments, such
as different forms or phcumatism, or deep
seated pains of long standing, With equal
" good effect.
"Keudalr sSpaviu Cure has been in-
troduced throughout the most Of this
country. and Is being put into the hands
of Ill the leading wholesale druggists
from whom it may bc obtained, or through
whom it may be ordered by every drug
gist. Dr.. Kendall has also compiled .
small work or treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases" Of about 100 pages, fully
illustrated. aud giving in q small compass
q lcree amount Of useful information. free
from al technical terms aud which will
be worth many times its cost, Of tweLsy.
FIVE cents. to al owners Of horses. Some.
thing of the favor with which this work
is being received BY the pnblic may be
inferred from the fact that one hundred
thousand coyies or OF over have been sold
since April last. Should any one desire
further information upon any matter con.
tanned in this article. they will plea . I'D.
dress Dr.. b. ]. Kendall, 1t Eoosbufgh
Rlls, Vt. Il. B. T0wLk
West Berkshire. W., Sept 1879.
W. arr informed that the "keodslrs
SPAWN Cue'' 10 nov cold By I'll Of the
leading Wholesale druggist. nod large
number oSprominent ressifdruggistA
Experience In every branch Of business
eusnres sur,esa ~InvenfOn Who secNra