. Dr. Lesure's warranted veterinary remedies : the causes, symptoms and treatment of diseases for which they are recommended . G)fns* A Corn is an injury to the living horn of the foot, involving at the same time the soft tissue beneath, whereby the capillary blood vessels are ruptured and a small amount of the blood escapes, which, by per- meating the Corn in the im- mediate neighborhood, stains it a dark color. If the injury is continuously repeated the corn becomes altered in char- acter, the soft tissue may sup- purate, causing the disease to spread, or a horny tumor may develop. Corns alw
. Dr. Lesure's warranted veterinary remedies : the causes, symptoms and treatment of diseases for which they are recommended . G)fns* A Corn is an injury to the living horn of the foot, involving at the same time the soft tissue beneath, whereby the capillary blood vessels are ruptured and a small amount of the blood escapes, which, by per- meating the Corn in the im- mediate neighborhood, stains it a dark color. If the injury is continuously repeated the corn becomes altered in char- acter, the soft tissue may sup- purate, causing the disease to spread, or a horny tumor may develop. Corns always ap- pear in that part of the sole included in the angle between the bar and the outside wall of the hoof. In many cases the laminae of the bar of the wall or of both, are involved at the same time. Three kinds of Corns are commonly recognized, the dry, the moist, and the suppurative, a division based solely on the charac- ter of the conditions which follow the primary injury. The fore feet are almost exclusively the subjects of the disease, for two reasons: First, because they support the greater part of the Newark, N. J., Jan. 24, 1907. Dr. J. G. Lesure, Keene, N. H. Dear Sir: I feel it my duty to congratulate you in your success in putting the excellent line of Horse Remedies on the market you have. I have had on hand for the past thirty years most of the time about one hundred horses, and of course have had a chance to thoroughly test about everything ever heard of, and for the past fifteen years I have dropped the old remedies and used only yours; and 1 must say I have had a lot of comfort and the best of luck with them, and to tell you the truth I hardly fear anything that happens to the horse in the way of sickness, and 1 must recommend your Medicines to all owners and lovers of horses. Yours truly, C. F. Lawrence, 35-41 Austin St. SITUATION OF A CORN. CARELESSNESS CAUSES THE DEATH OF MANY ANIMALS.
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