The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-13


sdy wal applied externally to the throat.
sud after being reduced One-half with wa
was used AS q gargle. Continuing
treatment he found. to his great JOY,
ut the end Of two days he was better.
and in less than q week he was permanent
~ relieved indeed cured.
Having had considerable experience
with this remedy as II family linimenS. |
and knowing it to DO very vAlnab' for
many OF the accidents and ailments tn
which human flesh is liable, still l wa
much surprised as we'll as gratitied to find
a well authenticated case Of the cure OF
diphtheria by its use, II disease that is baf
fling the skill Of the ablest physicians, and
carrying SO many of our children and
yOnng people to an untimely grave.
Knowing something Of the origin. histO-
ry and success of kcndall's SPAWN Cure
in the United States. / was interested to
learn how it il being recs ived in Canada.
I was pleased to find it very highly spok
en- of by those of whom l made inQuirie1,
that it is producing marked beneficial ef-
fects wherever used, and is considered q
remedy Of great promise.
The Young man. Charter. stated that q
relative had used it with great benefit for
rheumatism. and n leading druggist Of
Montreal gave an instance whe . it had
effected II cnre for some form of this dis
ease. Mr.. Thomas Dumphey, head waiter
at the Albion Hotel. Montreal, l found
had been nearly crippled with a trouble
some corn. Learning that kendalls Spav-
in Cure was good for such ailments. he
made q liberal application Of the remedy.
and ~ a result the corn was removed, and
he is ready to speak .: good word for the
means OF cure Whenever occasion offers.
e Mr.. BONN. priest and rector Of the
parish of st. Emile. stated that he had oh
tanned entire satisfaction from using Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure. 10y removing q SPAWN
and radically curing the lamemess of his
horse. and that he was fully convinced Of
the great value of the remedy aud should
keep it constantly on hand.
Although originated Az u remedy for
spa ms. ringbOnes and diseases peculiar
to horses. yet experience as will be seen
from the statements given. is demOnstrat
ing the fact that it is as eficacious for
man us beast
While at West Farnam I saw u horse be
longing to Mr.. G. b. Dion that was being
treated for SPAWN. The lameness was
gone, and neither myself nor the gentle
men with me could discover any enlarge
ment. Wright T. Co.. Of Medical Hall,
st. Johns, stated that Kendallis SPAWN
Cure sells the most readily of any 81 medi
cine or their shelves. and is fast gaining
excellent reputation in that vicinity.
Mr.. William J Pearson Of St. Johns.
keeper Of livery stable. and IL gentleman of
much practical experience relating to the
diseases of horses, stated that he had used
this remedy successfully in the treatment
of spavins. C RIBS and splints. One of his
men spr,ined his ankle. and the applica-
ton of this liniment effected u cure in q
x.vv. 4nv, H. l,. I'll l:l1, Il - g.
bruises. gals and ~callous, produced by the
harness.
Those using DR.. Kendall's SPAWN Cure
are particularly pleased with the fact that
it does not blister nOr produce soreness.
I is is indeed one important advantage in
using this remedy. and is the result of
much >tndy and investigation on the part
of the originator.
Mr.. Joseph Monast, head stableman at
MIR. Pearson S livery, was using this lini-
ment with good success on a valuable Gen
eral Knox mare that had in some way in
jured her ankle. He also stated that he
had the past winter completely removed a
spl mt from a horse with one-half bottle of
the SPAWN Cure. A gentleman living in
tae vicinity had removed IL curb in the
same way. These few instances that l
came across may serve as Il fair representa-
ton Of what the SPAWN Care is accomplish
ing fer man and beast in Canada OF
coarse they are but a moiety ef what
might be produced, but that is not nv OBJ
irct in this article. l would state to the
farmers Of Canada that this remedy will
remove warts from the cows teats, or cure
these that are chanped or cracked, for l
nave tested it.
1t is also valuable for scratches, foot-rot
III cattle or sheep. and other similar dis
eases.
AS relates to DR.. Kendall's book. "The
Horse and its Diseases l found that
l45. 0Oo copies had been printed of the En-.
glish edition by the Gazette Publishing
Company of Montreal. and some 10000 of
the French by another house.
This is a small. compact, fully illHstra-
ted work. selling for only twenty five
cents, an! made SO plain by cuts and de-
scriptions as to be easily comprehended
by all, and will he found OF great value
for reference in time of need. Over 2.OO0,-
Goa copies of this book have been printed
in the United States, exclusive Of the Ger
man edition. Il feat not often accomplished
i'll this or any other country, in the short
space Of two years.
would here state that DR.. Kendall is
preparing IL revised edition of his book. to
be entitled The Doctor at Holne,' which
will be issued in due time in English, Ger
man and French. 1t will contain an i'll
creased 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 the diseases
of the horse.
In conclusion would express obligation
= to the gentlemen who have so kindly and
freely aided ME i'll my Investigations. and
the satisfaction | experienced in obtaining
50 good il report of what is being accom-
plisled by kendall's Spawn Cure in the