The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
JOHN N. WATSON.
Scientific Horse Sheer. No Sc E,cb,no.
Street

Although many Of the stories +ola
about the injury done to horses nv da
Tective shoeing have no foundation :,
fact, and in many cases are So obs,,.I
as to prove that the originator Of tbo,,,
knew no more about horses than he al
about kangaroos or elephants. if is nm
oenlable that many horses have, beor
permanently injured by defective sboa
ing and many more are prevented fro,,,
icing nan SO useful as thew n,igbt -
Ilo!H the same causes. It is NOT ~
EASIEST thing in the world to fnd
eeIeghsIIillh shop where you can be nar~
-,,-S sure mat ALL work will be done
~ oiIiplIy' sklIIuIly, even scientifically
s,,ai, e'3oIIdpIe rates; but, still, there are
such shops to be found, and ono Of e.
OesL OF them is that carried ON Inv Tob,1
N. watson, at Sc Exchange street ~
BUSINESS was started in January 189o
auu was then on Lafayette street in -
small brick shop, employment hei,,o.
IIur!lished at that time to but one T7a,{
TIo'I,a1 Vi Two months, six We're en-
, 80 ~ anu since then Mr.. Watson has
as ~ GI nad less than six, and frequently
lack OF room compelled him to move o,le'- -
IaiiaI street, and, after a year and a
naII, 10 ~ Exchange street. remain
daS mere seven years finally. on een+
% 1850 moving to the present nlaca
each move being caused bv lack of
a0oil' now occupying a building n bv
$3.50 Io 80 WIN cellar for storing stock
iiiaNIls at all times about is tons If
morse shoes on hand. There arc a,}a
torges run by electric mower ond oi
the latest improvements that co,,id ~ ~
USED USED IN horse shoeing establishment
Shoes are fitted cold, Mr. Wafsa,
canning that fitting by BURNING inilree
me horses loot by making IT brift1a
also making the horse lame ana tbair
Ieet break. He has often had horses
I 1.le IN lame and he has cured thero
49,, u9ils ms method of shooting. One
reason why you are sure of getting oooS
work at this shop is because tbe nro
piletor is himself a skilled workman
giving his personal attention 10 ~
Work' ana selected material is used ana
necessary tools and appliances a,e
available. feature is made IF sboa
ing race horses or fine roadsters man,
~ I,io OGr prominent horsemen having their
WI n uoiie mere. Mr.. Watson is an CIV
80 e. : olL me care or horses feet. over
coming faulty action by shoeinq ~,
ing great care also in shoeinS a.
anu InterI9flng horses and TO the COW
oL tehder-Eooted animals or any tro,,Il- /
arising from defective shoeing. He e' 10
u borIl ;9 moderate in his charges and
~ prepared to fill all orders nj sbart
notice as Well as in a thoroupbIV s siqa
factory manner. having, through cola
hitting and excellent work. secuTnd e ,ha
largest li1,,et trade in his line in Worcester
mere are also three clipping macLt,,et.
this being quite feature Of The ' b,Iei
ness horses being clipped by skilled
and experienced workmen. GeopS SeliG %
l,otl.liil, V. s., who is the Oldest
Veterinary surgeon in the CITY baI,ine
also quilt up one OF the largest n 1rtils
Llces' mas his office and hospital in fbo
sam same buildlng The hospital is equipped
~ ~ -, al IiIoueFn convenienees, making
II very handy for attendance on b, hills
coming into Mr.. Watson's shop. needi S9s
treatment. DIR. Penniman and Ms r
0 mobs on make a practice of ASSISTING 'ri
each other, so as to further each otbaI5ss
ends, and in this manner fbe o o.ireI
b Elon has proven of lasting benefit to