. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Ed. Bitheh, who handled and drove to their records Phallag, Jay-Eye-See and others, Bays: "It makeB a horse's feet soft bnt tongh, without the labor of packing or soaking. No horse owner shonld be without ; The former Superintendent of J. I. Case's Stock Farm, which position he held for eight years, has the following to say: "Piease send by express another five-gallon can of your Horse-Foot Kemedy. I have used nearly all the hoof ointments and oils made, and for two years previous to usiDg your remedy, had given them all np as worthless. I hav
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Ed. Bitheh, who handled and drove to their records Phallag, Jay-Eye-See and others, Bays: "It makeB a horse's feet soft bnt tongh, without the labor of packing or soaking. No horse owner shonld be without ; The former Superintendent of J. I. Case's Stock Farm, which position he held for eight years, has the following to say: "Piease send by express another five-gallon can of your Horse-Foot Kemedy. I have used nearly all the hoof ointments and oils made, and for two years previous to usiDg your remedy, had given them all np as worthless. I have given your remedy a thorough trial, and find it a most excellent preparation. It leaves no grease on the outside, and in a few minutes after being applied, dust will not stick to the hoof, which is always soft and pliable, but tough. Too much cannot be said of its merits. Tours very truly, H. ; Geo. Fuller, driver of the great Patron and other good ones, and whose word goes among horsemen, has the following tc say: "It is the best thing I ever used, Bnd I will never be without it as long as I tinker with ; I T IS A POSITIVE CURE for Corns, Quarter Cracks, Sand Cracks, Split Hoof, Hard, Dry, Brittle, Tender and Contracted Feet, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Swellings, Sprains, Foot Rot, Thrush and Scratches; also Founder, Mange, Yermin and all Skin Diseases. Use no other. For Sale by Dealers Generally. If they don't keep it send to the wholesale agents. A. horse in its wild, natural state certainly is not shod, but bard pavements and modern roads make it a necessity to put iron shoes on horses' feet. You are then using horses' feet contrary to the way nature intended, and for this reason nature shonld be assisted. There- fore, when horses' feet are in good condition, keep them so, by assisting nature every day. When horses run wild and nature is allowed to take its oourse in the feet, the frog plays an important part; when the foot strikes the ground the
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