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Title: Herrick's almanac.
Year: 1883 (1880s)
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Subjects: Almanacs, American--New York (State) Patent medicines--Catalogs.
Publisher: (L.W. Warner, New York?)
Contributing Library: Winterthur Museum Library
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ant of these diseases is given in this work andtheir remedies pointed out. In horses, as in men, prevention is better than cure ; but, whendiseas*does come, it is best to have HARVELLS CONDITION POWDERS and DR. HERRICKS GER-MAN LINIMENT in the suble for immediate use. Many valuable horses have been saved by them ;and the mass of testimonials forwarded to us, show that»44ithe range of treatment of diseases in horse*these remedies have no superior. But not alone for horses are the CONDITION POWDERS ser-riceable ; for in all affections of Cattle, Sheep, HogtA^ Poultry, they are most salutary and economicalso. ■* ^Thk Horsk Ow»er*s Friend will be maile^^•tamp. Write for ♦♦ HORSE OWNERS FRIEND. Publishedby DR. L. t^m^ay addr^^pm receipt of a three cent R. HERRICK,Box 241 P. O., Nkw Yorx. The Horse Owners Friend. envlnff ft description of the Internal and External Diseases and Ailmonta of Horses, Cattle, Mules, Sheep, Hogs and Poiiltry, with a Sure and Safe Method of Curingr them.
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Examine diagram to locate the disease, and follow fully the directions as set forth under eaca Ch.<»responding number. The Treatment for each disease will be found in the Horse Owners Friend. Nos. 1, 2 and 3.—Glanders. Causes.—Bad lodging, stimulating food, andexcessive work operating upon young life. Symptoms.—Staring coat; lungs or air-passagesalways affected ; flesh fades; glands swell;spirits low; appetite bad ; a lymphatic gland ad-heres to the inside of the jaw ; the membrane in-side the nose ulcerates; a slight discharge fromone nostril; this becomes thicker, and adheres tothe margin of the nostril, exhibiting white threadsand bits of mucus.-^ then it changes to a full streamof foul pus; next the nasal membrane grows dulland dropsical; the margins of the nostrils en-large ; the horse breathes with difficulty; the dis-charge turns discolored and abhorrent; farcybreaks forth, and the animal dies of suffocation. Treatment.—There is no known cure, but theconstant use of

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