The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-07-19
Cattle Disease in Giles.

DR.. h. 7. Salmon, the inventor
and proprietor of the wonderful cat
tie and hog medicine, was in Giles
county several days last week, hav-
ing been sent here by Mr. Jno C.
Gordon of Nashville to see and doc
tor his cattle near Brick Church.
He worked, upon several lots of
cattle and hogs, at Mr.. r. j. Ander-
sons near Brick Church and
and at Mr.. Hills near Lynnville
and others, and succeeded in ar
resting the disease wherever he
touched and is curing those that
were already sick and almost dying.
There is q general complaint of
cattle dying by the score and many
persons losing fine mich cows. 1t
is wonderful to relate that wherever
DR.. Salmon's cattle medicine has
been used it has cured absolutely,
if the beast was not too far gone to
eat, and in many in Instances where
they were in the very act of death
drenching has restored them. This |
is well attested by the experience of
various persons. We asked DR..
Salmon if he concurred in the opin-
ion that the disease was induced by |
contact with Alabama cattle,
and he unhesitatingly said that
there was no doubt Of it.
This calamity just at this juno
ture is unfortunate in that it
may thrown damper over the
prevailing disposition of farmers to
change their manner of farming to
stock raising. 1t is fortunate, how
ever, that there appears just here
certain specific.
Let Giles county establish a rig
id quarantine againt Alabama cat |
tie and interdict their introduction
here. Then with home bred cattle,
acclimatcd, with the aid of DR.. Sal q
mons remedies, there is positive .
In Moore county where I
there are hundreds of hogs raised
about the many distilleries we are '
assured that for the past four years Z
5he mortality from hog cholera has
been almost nothing. Dr. Salmon t
vas resident of Moore county, V
physician of some twenty-five years
practice. and was once clerk and b
master there His medicines were n
Used there first and have come into y
uch general use that disease has ie
'een banished, or when it appears !,
s quickly stamped out Taylor
,rothers there bought 200 hogs
nth cholera and cured every one of II r
hem. Ii
We write thus positively because ~
We have fullest assurance that we "
10 not over-estimate it,and because l
re want to establish confidence in ii
is efficacy at once that our PEG
lie may save their cattle and hogs
efore it is too late. There are
cores of men in Giles who h.
ave been using it some time and n
Tho have used it in the past two s,
yeeks, and we have yet to hear of or
be first case where it did not bene- tn
t if it was used properly and in t
ime Even if it does fail nine bf
mes in ten, the tenth one saved &C
avs for all trouble and expense;
ut when it is almost sure that the a.,
inc will be saved, and perhaps the ~
snth one, it raises the medicine to .
specific and is an inducement that
Mould impel every one to keep it at IT.
and Cattle that are well should NJ
ave it occasionally as tonic and s.
will secure them against the =;
NJ
The medicine for Cattle, Hogs, SO
.orses, Sheep and Fowls, and a b
to be used for all as a I'll
reventive, is for sale at the CITIZEN an
lice. We got it and thus write of N
not to make money out of it, but y
} benefit our people. wv