The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16
HOG PLAQUE.

IElS nutlWf Ol hORH Iluu Dec
stricken with II plague resembling
cholera and had died in II vei
short period after 1t. appearance
II" came upon another far ne
who reported that he had suffrrc,
! q loss Of $500 worth Of fine, care
fully bred hogs in y fortnight b,
tho same disease. The diseas
seems to be pretty malignant il
its character, proving fatal to quite
every victim In very short Ordc
that Innnifcsts its symptoms. AT
ter gathering alt available facts II.
10 the extent Of the spread of tn,
disease ho returned home Sunda,
morning nn'l reported the cond,
tiOns 10 Col 4. &. Brigham of the
Louisiana Remedy Go.
4 II did no, take the Colonel long
to determine upon u course Of nc.
iion. With that confidence, born,
Of 'cl"attd past successes, he arm.
"l himself with II gooiIy supply
OF the Great Louisiana tonditiou
PONaiclA 'Of the varir \ ,sprciai-
" udnpi"! 10 IT.. irrn,mrn, ot
Diseases ~ hogs, amd nccn,nl,ani, Il
hy MIR. Con,,ioI, proceeded ~
once, i,y the noon train l." Tie
scene Of trouble in Lafayette par.
III There Il" wiz, II permitted,
pr rs"nAliy snImrimtcnd the AL,
minl>triin2 Uf the rcin."ly tn al
diWas. Il ~ threatened SWINE, and
Wn anticipate ael early rlmit Of
another success for The Company.
On q former occasion, some
mon -hs Mg'', the C"|""rI happened
I" he III tho vicin,t, IT u clarbon
epidemic IN the nri .lbOrhOnd OI
HOuma. lie doiTrd Iii, coat and
went to work, actuated by the
double pu, pose of demonstrating
the virtue 0f his compounds aud
saving valuable animals to the
farmers. His successes were
quite complete and the gratrfu
owners Of the afflicted animals
were unmrMsured in their pra,sc
Of his remedies.
II the Colonel is successful N
The death rate IN the La.
fayotte hogs on this occasion, it
will be- bnt another demonstration
Df what = godsend his compounds
arc t. the stock, aising fal ners. /.
The availability Of such u remedy
s no mean privilege.
The Louisiana Remedy Co.'S
powders are put up with the same
thought aud care that would attend ;
he preparation If medicines fnr
la,nan beings. The p.op:ietors
ally appreciate, that in the long
alc for continued success, merit ).
must prevail.
LATER. D
Since writing tho above We =
ave the information that the a
Onisiana Remedies are dning the r r
york In most satisfactory man D.
ler. The disease has been stop. q q
'ed.
In one particular case Col. Brig ., .,
am found q very valuable hog q
own and refusing all food. Ap :, :,
arentiy the animal was passing
40 The last stages Of the disease ra -
he powders were forcibly admin. =,
'tered. The next morning the - :.
atlent was 10 much better that ii,
Q Was upon his feet aud attempt "a =.
1 little roo ing. He also ate q sh
mall quantity Of wheat bran -
medica I'd with the pow T.
ers. The owner OF the animal
1t Of his anxiety to hasten the IL
,covery ct this valuable creature, Il
lmin,stered spoonful Of croton "
!, with the result that the hog Il
led IN 4 few hours The matter f0
- referred to physician, who
ave it as his ol,niou ''that that "
,se Of oil would have killed au tt
when the owner admit. tu
d his RESI- lonsibility for the death =
his fine hog.
We trust, later, for the benedi tn
our farmer readers, to 0e able b.
give ; more detailed account Of %
q treatment Of the Lafayette y
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