Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-08-28

: be at sacrifice of price. General,
o however, the horse is permanent
famed, un!e9s the cause IS removed
J which is very seldom-and often entire
y ly ruined for travel or work.
Spavins are most generally produce,
y by strain or overwork in drawing
, The bony eXcrescence or subs ance o
1 which it is composed viii grow quit
fast and sometimes give tie appearance,
of an enlarged joint, and unless attend
ed to in season will soon become d.
ficult to manage. Many remedies hav'
been devised for this difficulty, but us
ua'ly with very Indifferent success
Bl:s er;ng is general y resor,ed to w.e>
anything is attempted. and WI in so n.
ca ses, when properly performed, SOP
the growth o. the spawn but will no,
remove the bunch already formed O:
: cure the lameness, besides TIE process
| is painful one producing soreness and
rendering the horse more or less unfit
for service.
Some four years ago DR.. B. J. Ken
dali OF Erosburg Falls, VT, having a
horse troubled with spawn tried blister
ing TO cure it. The operation appear
ed so painful ard unsatisiac 'ory that it
was abandoned W. h the belief that a
remedy less tortur;ng in is application
and more certain in its effect mi aht be
devised. Accordingly the Doctor sess
himself;io work. and being practical
physician and DRUGGIST. succeeded in
preparing remedy that since IS intro
due ion 10 public notice, has achieved a
success that is ofthe most satisfac,o v
character. About three ye.rs since,
he, + ng of several cases where Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure as the remedy is
termed, had been used with good effect.
| took some pains to ascertain the facts
in the case. and reported the same for
several of our leading agricultural jour
mails. | gave few instances to which
am personally keowing. Mr.. E. A.
Gaines, Berkshire, VT, owned a valu-
able horse having SPAWN of the size
of half hens egg, and producing sew
ere lameneSs. After trying the usual
remedies with no effect, learning o.
''Kendalls Spawn Cure, a bottle ives
obtained and used according to direc-
lions. The application produced no
oliseering, did not appear to be painful
and left no scar or cai'ous. A enc dol
lar bottle was used and it cured the
spawn, stopping the 'ameness and re-
NOV ng the bunch. | examined the legs
carefully and could find no difference :. 4
the size of the joints, and could no. tell
upon which the SPAWN was located.
The horse has been worked hard since
and upon examining him the second
zine while since. after an interval o.
three or four years, was pleased to fed
no return of the difficulty in any sha ne
or manner: one leg is as sound and per
feet to all appearances as the oiaer.
Mr.. N. F. Weld, also of Berkshire.
Vt, treated a bad case of spawn with
this remedy and in six weeks the lame
ness was gone. the bunch nea, ly remov-
ed and he considered the horse cured.
There has been no return ofthe Difficult
ty since, although the horse has been
worked hard. A. A. Simpkios
Of West Enosburgh, VT. has he'd
an experience similar tol
above, and ollers night he given. bus
these NAV be considered sufficient to
establish the fact of the curative powers
of this remedy, and also, which is equal
ly important, the permanence of the
cure; the relief atfolded beng not tenn
porary, but lasting in effect. Equal
success has been lad with Kendall |
SPAWN Cure in the treatment OF .olints,
curb. ling-bone. bruises. strains OF DIFF
terent kinds. callous &C. | wish to call
part:crla. attention to this as humane
method Of treatment. the remedy, while |
it is efficient in operation yet does not
produce pain or soreness, as is the case
with most applications. This feature is
deserving OF no ice and is receiving
commendation f,om many prom: nent
gentlemen in this country. m on g
whom | would mention Mr.. Charles A
Currier, special agent for the Massac lu-
ses;;s soc ely for the prevention o. cruel
" to animals, Boston, Massachusetts,
a I'd others.
Although this remedy was ori-.nly
designed for the treatment of horses,
vet ii has been used for human ailments
such as different forms of rheuma. ism.
or deep seated pains of long standing.
With equally good etteci.
''kendail's SPAWN cure has been in
troduced throughout the most Oh this
country. and is being put in,o the hands
of all the leading Wholesale druggists
rom whom ii my be obtained, or
whom Ii may be ordered by
every druggist. Dr.. Kendall h, 5 also
small work Or Treatise un
the horse and lis DISEASES, of about
100 pages, July illuslrc led. and giving
l small compass q Ia Sc amount of
useful mo ma ion. lee rom all tech
peal terms and which will he worth
many lines it cost ofiwen: y-five eats,
10 al owners of horses. Something of
The .i;avor Wi il which his work Is being
-ce;ved by tie public may be inferred
-.or1 ne tact LAT ore hundred tlOuS-
and COZ c. o: over have ben sod since
APP : X. Should any one desire
lie ? o. nation upon any ma, e.
coa,a 4 n Ills a,ts::,le. hey Will
Die. at ess DR.. L. j. Keadsr, at
Eno > lfsn- Vt. E. +. TowLE.
IVES, lie =. Y. Sep. 1879.
We ere il o med ~ ,,e 'kenda,l's
Soa1 !, CT 5 low sod ~ all tie
lea ing wnolcs-ie G.,,ge. .rd { lar.e
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