Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-08-14
From Farm and Preside
SPAWN, Ring.BOme. Etc, with
Methods Of Treatment.

MCtDOOA Oh i rC0ln AeOts
The horse is our noblest domestic animal,
perfect in structure, imposing in appearance,
full of intelligence and when kindly ,rea ,ci
giving in return an affection almos. human in
lis nature, aud performing 10 the last point of
endurance the task imposed, and we may add
is too often subjected To the hardes, and har-
shest usage of any OF our animals, and proba-
bly, for this reason is the mss. liable 70 disease
and blemishes.
Many an otherwise valuable horse is dis
figured for life and rendered more or less unfi,
for service by ugly spavnis. unsiehily ring
bones, spl,n,s, etc. Sometimes these dilcul-
ties are not If a serious nature, that is, do no,
lame the horse, or make any material differ
cnce IN the ability Tor per.orming work on the
iarm tut such animals are rendered unsslea-
bic or il disposed Of l, mus, be 2, a sacrifice
of price. Generally, however, the horse i,
permanently lamel, unless the cause is re-
moved, which is very .eldom--and often en-
,irciy rdincd for trave. or work
Spayins are mos, generally produced by
strain or overwork in drawing. The bony
excresence or substance OF which it is com
posed will grow quite fast and sometimes
give the appearance of an enlarged Joint, and
difficult To manage. Many remedies have
bcen devised 70, this difficulty, but usually
with very indifferent success. Blis,ering is
generally resoried 10 when anything is a,
tempted. and will in some cases, when pf0>
perry performed, stop the growth Of the spav-
in but will not remove the bunch already
formed or cure the !amene>s. besides the pro.
cess is a painful one producing soreness ana
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service.
Some four years ago Dr. B. J. Kendall oi
Eno>bur.h Falls, Vt, having horse troub,-d
with SPAWN tried hlis'erin9 to care H. Tnc
operation appeared So painful and Hi.saisf1c-
tory that ii WAS abandoned with The belief
that a remedy less ;orinriny in lis Application
and more certain IN its effect might be de-.
vised. Accordingly the Doctor set himself
10 work, and being a practical physician and
druggist succeeded in preparing remedy liza,
since It's Introduction to public notice, la,
achieved success that is Of the most SAT- ,fac,n-
ry character About thee years since. hear,
ing Of several cases where "kendalls Suayin
Cure" as the remedy is termed. had been us
ed with good effect, | took some pains &c As.
certain the facts in the case, and reported the
same for several Of our leading a.i:cu,iura,
journals. ] give a few instances To which |
am personally knowing Mr. X A. Gaines.
Of Berkshire, VI, owned valuable horse
having SPAWN of the size of half n hens
egg, and producing severe lameness Afe:
trying the usual remedies with 40 ehc,..
learning of "kenialrs Spawn Cure" bottle
was obtained and used according to direction
Tie application produced no clustering, did
not appear TO be painful and left no scar or
callous A one dollar boule was used and it
cured the SPAWN, stopping the lamness and
re moving the bunch. | examined the legs
carefully and could ind no difference m the
SIZE Of the joints. and couil not tell upon
which the SPAWN was located. The horse
has been worked hard since and upon ex.
aiming him the second time a while since.
after an iaterval of three or four years, was
pleased TO find no returen of the difficulty in
any shape or manner; one leg is as sound
and perfect to all appearances a. the other
Mr. " F. Weld. also Of Berkshire, VI,
treated bad ease of SPAWN with this remedy
and in six weeks the lamene.s was gone the
bunch nearly removed and he considered the
horse cured. There has been no return q,
the difficulty since, although the horse has
been worked hard. A. A. Simpkins of We,
Enosburgl,, VI, has had an experience similar
10 the above, and Others might be given, but
these may be considered sufficient 10 establish
the fact OF the curative powers of this remedy.
and also, which is equally in por,ant the per-
manence OF the cure; the relief afforded being
not temporary. but lasting IL effect. EQUAL su".
cess has been had with "kendalls SPAWN
Cure IN the treatment Of spln,s, curb, ring
bone, bruises, strains Of different kinds. cal.
lous, etc. wish to call particular attention TO
this rs I humane method of treatment. tb,
remedy, while it is efficient in operation vet
does not produce pain or soreness, as is the
case with most applications. This feature is
deserving of notice aud is receiving common
cation from many prominent gentlemen in
this Ct uniry, among whom | would mention
Mr.. Charles a. Currier, special agent for the
Massachusetts society for the prevention of
cruelty TO animals, Boston, Massachusetts. and
others.
Although ibis remedy was originally de.
signed for the treatment Of horses, yet it has
been used for human ailments, such ms diier,
crnt forms of rheumatism, or deep seated pains
of long standing, with equally gooI effect
"kcndall SPAWN Cure has been intro>
'!uced throu !hout the most Of this country aud
Is bclnS PIT into The hands of all the lea ling
wholesale druggists from whom il inay be OBJ
tanned, or through whom IT may be ordered BY
every druggist. DR. Kendall has also CONS
piled small work or Treatise on the Horse
and his Diseases Of about 100 pages fully
illustrated, aud giving in small compass a
large amOui OF useful. Information free from all
terms and which viii be worth many times
lis cost, of twenty tive cents, TO all owners OF
horses. Something OF the favor with which
this work is being received by JiIc public may
be inferred from the fact that one hundred
thousand copies or over have been sold since
April last, Should any onedesirc further in
formation upon any matter contained in this
article, they will please address Dr. b. j. Ken
DALI at EuosburSh Falls, VI.
F. r. TOWLE.
Yves, Berkshire, Vt Sept 1879
We are Informed that the "KeLdalrs SPAWN
Cure is now sold by all Of the leading whole
sale druggists and a large number OF pron:>
nent retail druggist
Thu 1ottor &c Goc