The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-09-01
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DIpfHT.EIEIsEA.
Now and Successful Treatment of this Dis
ease, with Other Facts OF importance to
the People.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE GAZETTE.

| DEAR SIR-Having lcsrred that a serious case
of diphtheria had bee b. strangely cured af-
ter oil hopes Of recovery had been abandoned, ]
I determined to obtain the facts in this case that
they might be published through your journal,
for the benefit OF any who may be afflicted with
this terrible disease. For this purpose visited
| stored man (Mr. Ameda Chartier), who gave me
the following facts: After q very severe attack
of this dreaded disease, and although receiving
i sSillfuI medical treatment, in nine days he had
become SO bad he could not swallow, When, his
/ physician abandoning all hopes Of his recovery.
it was decided, a last resort, to try Kendall 8
| SPAWN Cure. This remedy was applied exteE-
| naiiy to the throat and after being reduced one
| half with water, was used as a gargie Contin-
uing this treatment. he found 10 his great joy
that at the end of two days he was better. and III
/ less than q week he was permanently renewed
| indeed cured.
Having had considerable experience with this
remedy as q family lininieHt. and knowing it to
| be very valuable for many of the accidents and
ailments to which human flesh il liable, still /
| was much surprised rs well as gratihed to find
a we'll authenticated case Of the cure of diph-
iberia by its use. disease that is battling the
| skill of the abiest physicians and carrying SO
| many of our children and young people 10 uIi-
| timely graves.
| knowing something Of the origin, history and
success of RendalIs Spawn Cure In the United
States, was interested to learn how it is being
received III Canada. | was pleased to find it
very highly spoken of by those OF whom | made
INQUIRIES that it is producing marked beneficial
effects wherever used and Is considered q rem
edy of great promise.
The young man Charter stated that IL relative
had used it with great benefit for rheumatism,
and u leading druggist Of Montreal gave an in
stance where it had effected O. cure for some
| form of this disease. Alr. Thomas Dunlphey,
head waiter at tie Albion Hotel, Montreal, 1
found had been nearly crippled with trouble
some corn. Learning that hendalls SPAWN.
Cure was good for such ailments, he made
liberal application OF The remedy, and as the
result the corn was removed and he is ready to
GpnutS n rood word for the pf c,1ra han
ever occasion offers.
Rev. Mr. BONN, priest and rector of the par
ish of Ste. Emile, stated that he had obtained
entire satisfaction from using Kendail's SPAWN
Cure, by felnoVIhga SPAWN and radically
ing the laHeness on his horse. and that he was
fully convinced of the great value of the remedy
and should keep 1t constantly on hand.
Although originated as remedy for spavins,
ringbones and diseases peculiar to horses, yet
experience, as will be seen from the statements
given, IS demonstrating the fact that it is as eff
ticacious for man es beast.
While ut West Farmham [ saw a horse belong
ing to Mr. G. b. Dion that vas being treated for
spawn. The lameness was gone. and neither
myself nor the gentleman with me could dis
cover any enlargement. Wright il Co., OF Med
ical Hall st. Johns. stated that Kendall S Spa
win Cure sells the most readiy Of any 81 medi-
cine on their shelves, and il fast gaining an ex-
cellent reputation In that vicinity.
Mr.. VIM J. Pearson Of st. Johns. keeper of a
livery stable and gentleman of much practical
experience relating to the diseases OF horses,
in the treatment of spavins, cufbs and spints.
One Of his men spralned his ankle, and the ap-
plicatlon of this IMMINENT effected cure in ii
few days. He also spoke highly of it for bruises
gals and callous produced by the harness.
Those using Dir. Kendalt's SPAWN Cure are
pleased with the fact that it does not blister nor
produce soreness. This is indeed one important |
advantage in using this remedy, and is the re- |
suit of much study and Investigation on the i
part of the originator
Mr.. Joseph Monast. head stableman at Mr. |
good success on q valuable General Knox mare |
that had in some way injured her ankle. He |
also stated that he had the past winter COM
pletely removed q spllnt from Il horse with one |
half bottle Of the SPAWN Cure. A gentleman |
living in the vicinity had removed curb III the |
same way. These few instances [ came across |
may serve as a fair representation Of what the
SPAWN Cure is accomplishing for man and beast |
in Canada. OF course they are but a moiety of |
what might be produced, but that is not my OBJ
ject in this article | would state to the farm
warts from cows teats, cure those that are
chappe and cracked for have tested it.
1t IS also valuable for scratches, foot-rot in
cattle or sheep and other similar diseases.
As relates to DR.. kendall's book, 1.-THE Horse
and its Diseases l found that 145OO0 copies
had been printed Of the English edition by the
Gazette Publishing Company Of Montreal, and
some 10 0JJ Of the French by another house.
This is small compact, fully illustrated
work selling for only % cents, and made SO
plain by cuts and descriptions as to be easily
CGnlpTHHh!tttFi ny ILL Will De VI great
value for reference III time of need. Over 2,OO0.-
900 copies of this book have been printed in the
United States, exclusive Of the German edition.
a feat not often accomplished in this or any
other country in the short space of two years.
[ would here state that DR.. Kendall is pre-
pairing a revised edition Of his book. to be enti-
tied, The Doctor at Home, y which will be Is
sued in due time in English, German and
French. 1t will contain an increased amount
of reading matter, be more fully illustrated, and
treat at Il great length the diseases to which the
human family is subject, rs well as those of the
horse.
In conclusion would express obligation to
the gentlemen who have SO kindly and freely
aided me in my stlgations, and the satisfac-
ton l experienced in obtaining so good re-
port Of what is being accomplished by Ken
1all's SPAWN Cure in the f1ourisling Dominion
Of Canada. and woald express the hope that it
may be but the beginning of a most successful
career in the mitigation of many of the ills to
Which both man and beast are subject.
j.. r. TOWLE.
West Berkshire Vt, April 2, 1882.