The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-05-18
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Cure, by removing a SPAWN and
radically curing tie lamencss on hid
horse, and that he was fully convin-
ced of tie great valne OF the remedy
and shall keep it constantly on hand:
I Although originated az remedy
for spa"ins, ringbones and diseased
peculiar to horses, yet experience az
will be seen from the statements Civ
en-, is demonstrating the fact that it
Is as efficacious for man as beast.
| While at West Farnham l saw q
horse belonging to Mr., G. B. Dion
that was being treated for SPAWN.
The iameiless was gone and neither
myself nor the gentleman with me
could discover any enlargement:
Wright & Co., of the Medical Hall.
St. John, stated that Kendaps Spav-
in Cure sells faster than and other ST
medicine on their shelves, and is fast
gaining an excellent reputation in
that vicinity.
Mr.. William J. Pearson, of ST:
John, Seep-r of livery stable, aud 4
gentl,man of much practical expert
ence relating to the disease Of horses.
stated that he had used this remedy
successfully in the treatment OF spav:
lns, curbs ard splints. One OF his
men sprained his ankle, AID the APP
plication Of This linimen: effected
cure i'll few days. He also spoke
highly otlt for bruises, gals and
callous, produced by the harness.
Those using DR.. KendalI's SPAWN
Cure are particularly 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 result Of
much study and Investigation on the
part of the originator
Mr.. Joseph Monasf, head stable
man of Mr.. Pearson's livery, was us
ing this liniment with good success
on valuable General Knox mare
that had in some way injnred her
ankle: He also stated that he had
the past wiiiter completely removed
a-spliLt from horse with one-half
bottle of the SPAWN Cure. A gen.
tleman living in the vicinity had
removed curb i'm the same way:
These few Instances that | came
across may serve as fair representa-
ton OF what the SPAWN Cure is ac-
completing for man and beast in
Canada: OF course they are but
moietY Of what might be produced,
but that is not my object in this ar
ticle. would state to the farmers
OF Canada that this remedy will re-
move warts from cows teats, or cure
those that are chapped or 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;
''The Horse and its Diseases"
found that 900 copies had been
printed of the English edition by the
Gazette Publishing Company Of Mon
lreaI, and some 40, 900 Of the French
by another house.
This is small, compact, fully IL
lustrated work, selling for only 20
cents, and made so PLAIN by cuts
amp descriptions as to be easily COM
pretended by all, and will be found
of great value for reference in time
Of need. Over 100000 copies of
this book have been printed in tho
United States, exclusive of the Ger
man edition. feat not often accom-
plished in this or any other country
IN the short space Of two years.
would here state that Dr.. Ken
dali is preparing revised edition Of
his b1ok, to be entitled "The Doctor
at Home" which will be issued inf
1ue time IN English German and
French. II will contain an increased
amount Of reading matter, be more
fully illustrated, and treat at great
length the diseases TO which the bu-
man family is subject, as well as the
diseases of the horse.
In conclusion | would express OBJ
legations TO the gentlemen who have
20 kindly and freely aided me in nv
and the satisfaction
experience in obtaining SO good re-
port of what is being accomplished
~ Kendah's SPAWN Cure in the
Dominion of Canada, and
would express the hope that it NAV
oe but the beginning Of a most suc[
.essful career in the rlitigalions Of
many of the ills to which man aud d,
oeast are subject.
z. r. TOWLE.