68 • TESTIMOJ^IALS. 



Uncas ITotel, T. A. Holmes, Prop. 



XORWICII, Coxx., Nov. 19th, 1879, 

 B. J. Kkndai.i. & Co.— (ientlenien :— I traflcd for a valuable horse that had a splint; 

 the man that owned him did not like to drive him bc(;au.se he was lame, and on that ac- 

 count I p:<>t him very cheap. I ^M)t a bottle of your " Kendall's Spavin Cure" and ap- 

 plieil it according to your tlirections, and after using only 2^< bottles found it had made 

 a perfect cure. It completely removed the Splint, leaving the leg as smooth as the back 

 of your hand. Yours llcspectfullv, 



T. A. HOLMES. 



IIOPKIXTOX, N. H., Dec. 22nd, 1879. 

 B. J. Kendall & Co.— Gentlemen :— This is to certify that I have used vour Kendall's 

 Spavin Cure on a valuable horse belonging to my father, and, after ai)plving it accord- 

 ing to directions, only two Aveeks, completed a 2}erfect ctire of a verv b;id .<pavin. The 

 horse is well and has not been lame since. I advise all who have'horses affected in 

 like manner to use it. Yours Trulv, 



THOS'. B. tTN^DERHILL, 



Apothecary. 



Providexce, R. I., Dec. Kith, 1879. 

 B. J. Kendall & Co.— Gents:— I have used about thirty bottles of '* Kendall's Spavin 

 Cure" Avithin the past two years, and within that time have removed Curbs, Splints, and 

 Callous places, from many horses. I consider it the best Horse Liniment in existence 

 and would not be without it. I endorse everything that is said about the medicine. 



Y'ours &c., 



GEORGE B. WICKS. 



Office of Palace Stables. RocnESTER, N". Y., Dec. 10th, 1879. 

 B. J. Kendall & Co. — Gentlemen: — Having used j-our Kendall's Spavin Cure on 

 seven or eight horses, Avith good results, for Splints, Curbs and sprains, 1 most cheerful- 

 ly reconunend it to others. 



D. C. WHITBECK. 



Putnam, Contst,, Jan., 6th, 1880. 



B. J. Kendall & Co.— Gents :— I have used your Kendall's Spavin Cure on a horse, 

 this last Summer, and it completely cured him of a very bad spavin. He is now well 

 and sound as he ever was, and it is all owing to "Kendall's SpaAin Cure." 



Respectfully. 



JOHN J. DIMON. 



Maple Grove Farm, Eddttille, N. Y., Aug. 23, 1879. 



B. J. Kendall, M. D. — Dear Sir:— I have been usinfr Kendall's Spavin Cure on a A'al- 

 uable stallion that I OAvn. He kicked through a door and got his foot hung, taking out a 

 piece of skin 1 1-2 by 3 inches, Avhich left a fearful AA'ound, and I thought he Avas ruined 

 for life. After a long time I got it healed, leaving a bunch or callous as large as a large 

 ring-bone. I have used one and one half bottles of Kendall's Spavin Cure and the bunch 

 is nearly all gone. I can not say too much for the Spavin Cui*e, for it has done for me 

 what I supposed AA^as out of the power of man to do, in removing the bunch. 



I am a breeder of Ayrshire cattle, Leicester sheep, Berkshire hogs, and Pcrcheron 

 horses, and unless I am extraordinarily lucky Avill AA'ant to use more or less of the Spav- 

 in Cure every week." Send me one half doz. bottles by express. Y'ours Truly, 



S. N. DELAP. 



The folloAving letter Avas AATitten to our agent in Louisville, Kv., bv the OAATier of the 

 stage route from Lebanon, Ky. to Campbellsville, AA'ho is Avell "known throughout the 

 state. 



Campbellsville, Kr., Jan 30th, 1878. 

 J. W. Morrill & Co., Louisville, Ky.— Gents :— The Kendall's Spavin Cure " sent me 

 some time ago has proA'ed iuA'aluable in all cases for AAhich I iised it; sprains, sore back, 

 galled shoulders, Avindgalls and scratches. Fortunately I did not have anv stock at the 

 time with spavin. • Y^ours Respectfiilly, 



GEORGE BORDERS. 



