The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-10
Ring-Bone, Etc,
with Methods ofTreat-
usrt.


animal. I~ye!feC, in structure. imposing
IN appearance. full 81 INTELLIGENCE. aIsi
shen kindly treated giving "a return
AN affection almost human Ia IT. Ia
ture. and performing 10 the lasi point
OF endurance the tasks imposed, and
ue ina, aid i Ia often subjected 10 the
and hsr>he-g usSsr q any II
animal. and probably for th- rv&
j. the meet liable Ia disease and
blemI>hc.
Many ar otherwise Ya!nsblc horsas
IL di-hg,irel for life and rendered
more OF les UNFIT for service by u-ly
spayin-. un-ishily ring-bonos sllinI
etc. Sometime. these difficulties ate
No, of a serious nature. that D.. DO not
the horse. or make any material
difference IN the ABILITY for performing
work On the farm but such animals
are rendered unssleable, ar # disposed
OF, il must be AZ a sacrifice OF iI!cc.
however. the horse l. per
man.nlly famed. uri~s TIE csGse 4.
removed, which " very seldom and
often entirely ruined fgT travel "T
work.
Spayin- are mos; generally produced
A sprain or oVcTwuTE ~ drawing
The bony e~xcresence or substance 90.
wi.icl. il !, composed will grow quite
-; and sometimes give appearance 81
enlarged joint. and unic>e atseua,i
To- in season viii soou become JIIlrJ.t
Ia manage. Many T.mc.Ies have
been devised for this difficulty. bat
with very indifferent success
i. generally rcsoricI u
ANYTHING - attempted, aud VIII
IN some csses. when properly perform
ed, stop the growth oi the spawn tut
will not remove the bunch already
or cure the lameness, besides
the process l. "a painful u producing
soreness and rendering the horse
more or less unfit Tor service.
Some four wears a ga DIR. }. Il. Ken
dali of Enoshurgh FALL. VI, having u
horse troubled with SPAWN tried biI>i-
to cure il. The operation ap-
peared so painful and unsatisfactory
il WAS abandoned with the be.Ici
Il remedy less torturIng III ~ aP-
plication and more certain IN It's effect
be devised. Accordingly the
Doctor set himself to work, and teu
a practical physician aIi drC-si-l.
succeeded III preparing a remedy that
its introduction to the public no
ha. achieved a success that II Of
the most satisfactory character
three wears since. hearing IF
several cases where "kcnda!l's Spawn
as the remedy Is termed. he'd
been used with good effect. | took
pains To ascertain the facts IN
the case, and reported the same for
of our leading agricultural
Journals. | give "a few instances To-
am personally KNOWN. Mr.
X. A. Gaines of Berkshire VT, owned
II valuable horse having a SPAWN OF
the size of half a hens egg. and pro
severe lameness. After irving
the usual remedies with no eject,
of "kendaii's SPAWN Cure. IA
was obtained and used acrnr-
ding To directions. The Application
produced no b.istcring. did not appear
to he painful, and left no scar or cal
lous. \ one dollar bottle WAS used
and it cured the SPAWN, stopping the
and removing the bunch. ]
examined the legs carefully and could
find no difference in the size Of tie
and could not tell upon which
the SPAWN was located. The horse
has been worked hard since aud upon
examining him the second time u
while since. after an interval of three
four wears. was pleased 10 find no
.s.t, Af tho a tI,A,t,t- -. So uI,t.a ar
manner: one leg Is as sound and per
feet To all appearance as the other.
Mr.. y. +. Weld, also Of Berkshire.
Vt. treated Il bad case of spawn with
this remedy and in six weeks the
lamcncs> Was gone. and the bunch
nearly removed and he considered the
horse cured. There has been no re-
turn Of the difficulty since, although
the horse has been worked hard. A.
\. Simpkius of West Eaosburgn, Vt,
has had an experience similar To the
above, and others might be given, but
these may he considered sufficient 10
establish the fact of the curative pow
ers OF this remedy, and also, which J.
equally important. the p~ernaneucc Of
the cure: the relief afforded being not
temporary, but lasting in effect.
Equal success has been had with
"kendali's SPAWN Cure" in the treat
ment of splintS. curb. ring-bonc. hrui-
ses. strains Of different kinds, Gallons.
etc. wish to call particular attention
Ia this n Il humane method Of treat
mcnt. the remedy, while it is efficient
in operation vet does not produce
pain ar Soreness, rs l. the case with
most applications. This feature i de
serving OF notice and Is receiving COM
mendation from many prominent gen
tlemen in tins country, 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 this remedy ~. originally
designed for the treatment of horses,
yet il has been used for human all
mcuts, such as different forms OF rheu-
matism. or deep seated pains of long
standing, with equally good effect.
"kendalls SPAWN Cure has been
introduced throughout the most Of thi.
county. and is being put into the
hands of all the leading wholesale
druggists from whom it may be obtain
ell. or through whom it may be order
ed 10y every druggist. DR.. Kendall
has also compiled a small work or
Treatise on Iiorse and bis Diseases"
of about 100 pages. fully illustrated,
and giving in a small compass large
amount OF useful information. fee
from all technical terms and which
will be worth MANY times the cost. o!
twenty-five cents, to ali owners OF hor-
ses. Something of the favor with
which this work is being received by
the public may be inferred from the
fact that one hundred thousand copies
or over have been sold since April
last. Should any one desire further
information upon any matter Contain
ed in this article. they will please ad-
dress DR.. J. Il. Kendall. at Enoshurgh
Falls Vt. l. r IowLE-
West Berkshire, VI.