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WHAT IS GOOD FOR MAN IS GOOD FOR BEAST. 



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It has long been the opinion of eminent scientists, ^vho have made the realm of nature 

 the study of a lifetime, that the horse is our noblest domestic animal, perfect in structure, 

 beautiful in appearance, and exhibiting a large amount of intelhgence, and wliose phya 

 ical nature closely resembles that of the human family, thus showing that the causes 

 and effects of diseases may be quite similar to tliseases in the hmnan subject; therefore 

 we would naturaUy infer that any remedy wliich is good for either man or beast would 

 be equaUy as good for one as the other under similar circumstances. 



Knowing this to be the case, and after hearing repeatedly^ from parties who had used 

 •' Kendall s Spavin Cure " ^vith the most gi-atifying results, for lameness or deep-seated 

 pains on their o^vn persons we began to use it ourselves on Imman flesh, and after using 

 it for the past two years or more for bruises, cuts, corns, frost-bites, burns, sprains, 

 rheumatism or any lameness, and using on children from one or two years of age to 

 men of mature years without ever seeing the shghtest injury from using ii full strength, 

 but seeing always the most marked beneficial results, we now recommend it, with the 

 most perfect confidence as the best liniment ever placed before tlie pubUc for any lame- 

 ness or deep seated pain in man. Especially would we recommend it for bad cases of 

 long standing. We care not if every other known remedy has been tried and failed to 

 benefit in the least; for every case of this kind Avhere Kendall's Spavin Cure lias been, 

 (to our knowledge), applied, two or three times a day, for two or three weeks, a cure 

 has been the result. 



It does not take immediate effect, and sometimes there wiU be scarcely any perceptible 

 effect for one or two weeks; but wliile it may be slow in its effects in these cases it al- 

 ways proves to be sure to cure if followed up according to directions. 



In using it for any difficulty of long standing, it should be applied for a long time, as 

 such difficulties cannot be removed in a short time. It can be applied Avith a feather, 

 with a small swab, or with the hand, and by applying two or three times a day, for sev- 

 eral days, it will usually cause the skin to be a little sore on man, and we recommend 

 tliat for all long standing difficulties it be applied after it becomes some sore just the 

 same as before, until the disease is removed. Only a little is necessary at each applica- 

 tion. 



Read testimonials on next page showing its wonderful effects on human flesh. 



