The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-22
DIPHrHERIA.
New and Successful Treatment for this
Disease With Other Facts OF I'M
portanee TO the People

portanee to the People.
:, From the Montreal Gazette
q To the editor. Of the Gazette.
% DEAR SIRs-Haying learned that
e severe case of diphiheria had been yer
n strangely cured after all hopes of recoy
4 cry had been abandoned, / determines
! to obtain the facts in this case, that the,
4 might be published through your joar
nal, for the benefit of any who may b.
afflicted by this terrible disease. Fo
n this reason | visited West Farnham, p
4 @, where found the restored man, Mr.
! Ameda Chartier,) who gave me the fol
3 lowing facts. After very severe attach
. OF this dreaded disease, and although
+ receiving skiilfGl medical treatment
alter nine days he had become so bad ht
! | could not swallow, when his physician
) abandoned all hopes of his recovery, il
, was decided as a last resort to try Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure. This remedy was
applied externally TO the throat, and
after being reduced one-half with water
was used as a gargle Continuing
this treatment, he fonud, to his great
, joy, that at the end OF two days he was
, better, and in less than q week he was
permanently relieved-indeed cured.
Having had considerable experience
with this remedy as a family liniment,
and knowing it to be very valuable for
many Of the accidents ana ailments to
which human flesh is liable, still was
much surprised as well as gratifled TO
ma well authenticated case of the
cure OF diphtheria by Its use, disease
that IS battling the skill of the ablest
physicians, and carrying so many of
our children and young people to an un.
timely grave.
knowing something of the origin,
history and success of Kendalrs SPAWN
Cure IN the United States, l was inter
ested TO learn how il is being received
In Canada. l was pleased to find 1t verv
highly spoken of by those of whom 1
made inquiries, that it is producing
marked beneficial effects wherever used.
ana Is considered remedy of great
promise.
The young man Charter stated that
relative had used it with great benefit
Ior rheumatism, and a leading druggist
OF Montreal gave an instance where it
had effected cure for some form of
this disease. Mr.. Thomas Dumphey,
head waiter at the Albion Hotel, Mont
real. found had been nearly crippled
win q troublesome corn. Learning
that kendaIl's Spawn Cure was good
for such ailments, he made liberal ap-
plicatlon OF the remedy, and rs the re-
| SUIT the corn was removed, and he is
ready to speak good word for the
means OF cure whenever occasion of.
| fers.
Rev. MIR. R6nin, priest and rector of
the parish OF Ste. Emile, stated that he
had obtained entire satisfaction from
using Kendall's SPAWN Cure, by
removing SPAWN and radically
curing the lameness on his horse, and
that he was fully convinced of the great
| value of the remedy and should kept
il constantly On hand
Although originated as a remedy for
spavlns, ringbones and diseases peculiar
10 horses, yet experience as will be seen
| from the statements given, is demon,
stratlng the fact that il is as efllcaciuas
for man as beast
While in West Fagnam [ saw a horse
| belonging to Mr. q. Il. Dion that was
being treated for SPAWN. The Iamrness
| was gone. and neither myself nor the
| gentleman with me could discover ANY
enlargement Wright & Co, of Medi
cal Hall, ST. Johns, stated that kendall's
Spawn Cure sells the most readily of
any one dollar medicine on taeir
shelves, and is fast gaining an
excellent reputation in that Vicinity
Mr.. William Pearson. of st. Johns.
Keeper of a livery stable, and Il gentle
man of much practical experience re-
| latinG to the diseases of horses stated
4 eAAAb AO hcG OSSl TINS SutCEsS-
fully in the treatment of spavins, curbs
and splints. One of his men sprained
his ankle, and the application of this
liniment effected 4 cure in a few days
He also spoke highly of IL for bruises,
gals and cal1ous, produced by the hsr
ness.
Those using DIR. KendaIrs SPAWN
Cure are particularly pleased with the
fact that it does not blister nor produce
| &c sv,,v
advantage in using this remedy, and is
the result of much study and investiga-
| ton on the part OF the originator.
MIR. Joseph Monast, head stableman
| at Mr.. Pearson's livery, was using this
liniment with good success on valuu-
bic General Knox mare that had in
some way injured her ankle. He also
stated that he had the past winter com
pletelY removed a splint from a horse
with one-half bottle of the SPAWN Cure.
A gentlemen living in the vicinity had
removed a curb in the same way These
few instances that 1 came across may
serve as lair representation of what the
SPAWN Cure is accom- plishIng for man
and beast in Canada. Of course they
are but moiety of what might be pro-
duced, but that is not my object in this
article. ! would state TO the farmers of
Canada that this remedy will remove
warts from COWS teats, or cure those that
are chapped or cracked, for / have test
ed it.
1t is also valuable for scratches, foot
rot in cattle or sheep, and other similar
diseases.
AS relates to DIR. Kendail's book, 1.-THE
Horse and Its Diseases" / found that
| $4,000 copies had been printed of the
English edition by the Gazette Publish
ing Company. of Montreal, and some
10000 of the French by another house.
This ID small, compact, fully illus
trated work, selling for only twenty-five
cents, and made so plain by cuts and de-
scriptions as to be easily comprehended
by all, and will be found of great value
for reference In tinie of need Over
ZOO, 900 copies of this book have been
printed in the United States, exclusive
of the German edition, feat not often
accomplished in this or any other coun-
try, In the short space Of two years.
would here state that DR. Kendall is
preparing revised addition of his b. ok
to be entitled 1.-THE Doctor at Home"
which Will be issued in due time in En-
glish, German and French. 1t Will con-
tain an increased amount of reading
matter, be more fully illustrated and
treat at q great length the diseases TO
which the human family is subject, as
well as the diseases of the horse
In conclusion / would express obliga-
ton TO the gentlemen who have so kind
ly and freely aided me in my investiga-
tions, and the satisfaction / experienced
in obtaining so good report of what
is being accomplished by Kendall's
SPAWN Cure in The flouTishIng Domin-
ion of Canada, and would express the
hope that it may be but the beginning
of a most successful career IN the n.itf-
cation of many of the ills TO which
both man and beast are subject.
E. r. TowLE.
| West Berkshire Vt, April End, 1882.
i Hon. f. r. Towle, from Vermont.
called on as q few days SINCE and We
enjoyed pleasant interview with him.
Ma. Towle is the proprietor of the Grove
Hill farm At West Berkshire, NerInant,
, and is also the agricultural editor Of 8
. leading Vermont paper. and member
OF the Vermont State Board Of AgFicui-
!, tuTe. He came ito Canada recently to
investigate an exceedingly Interesting
case of dIpktheTia, which was mirnen-
ously cured by new method Of treat.
meni. We publish this week an article
headed "Diphtheria.' from him show.
ing the result of his Investigations His
! writings are familiar 10 VermoBters,
: and we trust we may again be favored
) with something of interest from iks dis.
tingnished gentleman Montreal Ga.
: zetie.
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: ARoMAKHA-Hoidste Great Dys
Z pePtic Cure is warranted not only To re
I lIeye, Dut TO cure Che worst case of tys-
D pepsia or liver complaint. I. will pro
' duee natural appetite and does not be
come neutralized TO the system. If you
are afflicted with any &c The symptoms