HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT OF

 HORSES.
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KY ". H. SMITH, V. S., OF PHILADELPHIA

 To He Editor ofthe :. SpiH of the Times

 SIR-I find, on perusing the "Spirit,o of 22d inst. an account of the successful hon. qpathic treatment of Glanders and Farcy in horses, in Europe cannot express the sat isfaction it has given me, as 1t now enables me to lav before the readers of your valuable journal, facts which have long wished to make generally known.

 In the spring of lS4l, was induced to make some experiments on cases oi thls loath- some and hitherto incurable disease, and must say that the success l have met with, has been beyond my utmost expectations. The first case will cite is that of bay horse, six years old, given me for Homeopathic experi- ment, affected with both Glanders and Farcy. The remedies employed in this case were dulcamara mercurius solubilis hepat sulphu- ris, acidum phosphoricum, and slllcla Ill the 9th dilution. In two weeks from the com meucement of the treatment, had the sats- faction of observing marked improvement III the symptoms, which gradually continued. At the end of three months he was perfectly cured, except thckening of the lnteguments of the near hind leg, which had been covered with ulcers called Farcy buds. This l re- moved by thuya in the third dilut'on' gwen every other day IS NJ. LEBLANC describes, / or 3 drops in a small quantity oi sugar oi milk placed upon the tongue. lrelused frequently for this horse $500, from gentleman who saw him in the worst stage oi the dlsease' and who witnessed the progress ol the cure He is now owned by gentleman of lhis city, and has never had an hours sickness since he has been in his possession-upWards oi three years. :,

 A sorrel horse, aged, was attacked with ganders with the aid of the above remedies affected acomplete cure in six weeks. Dur ing the last four years have treated IA eases of Glanders and 12 of them successfully, III from one to three months. have III my pos session at this time, athorse p years old ;-- one of the twelve above named-lt IS now two years since his recovery. He never was ill finer health or condition than at the pre- sent time This will conclusiyely show that