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Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma401902sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: California State Library Califa/LSTA Grant

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132,000 Deaths from this alone. One special danger menaces those who live well, who can use champagne and fine liquors, and that is Bright'*. Disease. Posted clubmen understand this so well that many have tests made every few months. Others drink nothing but dry wines. But still the deaths reported from Bright's Disease and D!abeies are increas- ing at a fearful rate The last census re- ports show that since 1S9Q the increase has been nearly fifty per cent and that the deaths in the United States alone from above causes and diseases growing out of them last year reached the enormous num- ber of 132 000. Hence the importance of every clubman koowing thisone fact, viz.: That Bright's Disease and Diabetes are now positively curaole in about 87% of all case-. The Fulton Compounds are now saving the lives of hundreds, and will, when better known, save the lives of thousands who are now with little hope. Send for full descriptive pamphlets to John J. Fulton Co. 420 Montgomery St , SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. THE OLD RELIABLE REMED1 For Spavins, Ringbooea,^Splints, C urbs, ^ NEVER FAILED- M ,M Brfston, Wont., Dec 12th, 1899: Gentlemen:âI â will say that I have used Kendall's Spavin Care for the last ten years as a liniment; I have cored three Donesparlns, one curb and one ringbone. I have never failed to cure anything that 1 have tried. Please find en- closed stamp for yoor Treatise on the Horseand his Diseases.' Verytrolyyous, CLIFFORD SHELBY. Price SI; six for $5. As a liniment for family us* it has no equal. Ask your dra^gist for Kendall'* Spavin Cure, also "A Treatise on the Horse?** the boot free, or address DR. B. J. KENDALL CO., EN0SBURQ FALLS, VT. Percheron Stallions FOR SALE. Native Son, ?oal?d Apri-1-28-' He is a handsome black with brown poipts and was sired by Raglan. 1st dam by Adolph, 2d dam by imp. Weinort, 3d dam by imp. French Spy. Native Son is one of the most prom- ising young draft stallions in California, and is a sure foal getter. He was bred to 23 mares last vear and 21 of them are in foal. His sis year old brother weighs 2060 pounds, and Native Son will be as large at the same age. Chief of Kneiphusen. SSS.JSS'SK lion, bred by Joseph Blondin of Livermore, Ala- meda Co., was sired by Raglan. First dam by Starlight, 2d dam by Adolph, 3d dam by French Spy. Raglan No 14,739 was imported from France by'Theo. Skiilman. Raglan was bred by Joseph Davignon of Graucterie. Department of Orue. Three of Raglan's colts were shown in Livermore on the 24th of February, 1900 and their average weight was 1856 pounds. Chief Kneiphusen was foaled March 5,1897, and took the first prize in the San Francisco and San Mateo Horse Show in Tanforan Park. He has been bred to 52 mares and got 48 in foal. His colts can be seen at Livermore and at Redwood City When he is full grown he will weigh over 2100 pounds. For further particulars apply to or address H. B. GOECKEN, Hay, Grain and Feed Merchant, 585-595 Fourth St., San Francisco. Meet Your Friends at the Palace Hotel Tourists and Travelers who make the Palace their headquar- ters are surrounded with conve- niences and comforts such as are not obtainable in any other hotel in the West. Off the court are the grill rooms, telegraph aDd telephone offices, writing- rooms, barber shop, billiard parlor, car- riage office, book stand and type- writer offices. On one side of this immense hotelâthe largest in the worldâ is the wholesale and manufactur- ing district; on the other thea- tres, retail stores, clubs, railroad offices, banks and newspaper buildings. Street cars to all parts of the cityâdepots, ferries, Cliff House and parksâpass the entrance. American Plan. European Plan GRAND DISPOSAL SALE OF STANDARD Trotting: Brood Mares (ALL IN FOAL,) PALO ALTO STOCK FARH On THURSDAY, January 30, 1902, at II a. m. FOLLOWING IS THE LIST TO BE SOLD AT THIS AUCTION: FROM THE) CELEBRATED Color i; Sex NAME. .(Anselma 2::$!i . Asombrosa -.Bell Bird 8:22 Cecino Clarion 2£5£ ,. . . Clarionette Coralia Corsica Ella 2:29 Elsie Giacinta.. 1892.. 1885 . SIRE. Lady Agnes. Lady Nutwo'd 2:34'j Ladywell2:i6»/4-.- Laura Drew Lena Lilly Thorn Morning Glory Nellie Benton 2:30 Ororose Sabling Sonoma 2:28 Svila Barnes Wildmay2:30. Ansel 2:20 Azmoor 2:20>4 Electioneer Mendocino 2:19)4.., Ansel 2:20 Dexter Prince Boodle 2*123$ Dexter Prince Electioneer General Benton... Guy Wilkes 2:15M- Electioneer Nutwood 2:18^.... Electioneer Arthurton Dexter Prince Electioneer Electioneer General Benton... Ora Wilkes 2:11 .. Guy Wilkes 2:i5Vf Electioneer Whips 2:2?$$ Electioneer. Zorilla Dexter Prince. DAM. Elaine 3:20 Beautiful Bells 2:29^ Cecil Consolation Clarion 2:25?i Coral 2:18*4 by Corsican Lady Ellen 2:29V4 .... Elaine 2:20 Sproule Lady Lowell Lady Mae Lady Lowell Molly Drew 2:27. Stallion Bred to in 1901 Moobells 2:2314 Mendocino 2:19!4 Iran Alto 2:12^ Exioueer Mendocino 2:19*4 Mendocino 2:19l.j Monbells 2:23*4 Exioneer Nutwood Wilkes2:16*4 McKinney 2:11)41 Azmoor 2:20*4 Exioneer Mendocino 2:19*4 Monbells 2:23*4 Mendocino 2:19*4 Lena R Mendocino 2:19*4 Lady Thorn Jr Exioneer Marti Exioneer Norma - Monbells 2:23*i Melrose Mendocino 2:19*4 Sable Iran Alto 2:V2<4 Son tag Mohawk Exioneer Barnes Monbells 2:234 May Nazote 2:28*4 Li lly Thorn Exioneer . Azmoor 2:20*4.. Altower. Menzie Electioneer Altivo 2:18*4 Mendocino 2:19*4. Mamie C .Wildflower (2j 2:21 Lizzie FOR SALE. Full Brother to Listerine 2:131=2. Handsome bay three-year-old stallion, ideal con- formation for stock horse, inbred to Onward, who leads all stallions as a sire of 2:30,2:20 and 2:10 performances. Just the blood needed to cross on Pacific Coast bred mares Sired by Athadon 2:27, world's yearling record at time (sire of Sue 2:12*4. Listerine 2:13*4, Dakon D., 2:16 at three years), grandson of Onward, out of the great broodmare Athalie, dam of Athanio 2:09?£, and four others in 2:30 list. Young stallion's dam is Lustrine (damof Lister- ine 2:13*4. Donnatrine, 2:26 three years, by Onward: second dam by Challenger, son of Almont; third dam by C. M. Clay Jr.. fourth dam by Alexander's Abdallah, fifth dam by Herr's Cceur de Leon. Tabulate this pedigree, and where can you beat it? Will pav for himself first year in stud Address GEO. L. WARLOW, Fresno, Cal. BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED, ("VN HAND NOW AT PARKER'S RANCH, I ^ Loekeford. San Joaquin County. 400 head of extra good Mules, from 3 to 8 years old, broken and , unbroken, weighing from 900 to 1300 pounds. Ad- dress A. F.ROOKER, 327 Sixth St., San Francisco, j FOR SALE. (RENT'S DRIVING MARE, AGE 6: COLOR VJ Brown; height 16 hands; weight 1150; stand- ard bred; no mark: sired by Nushagak 25,939 at McLaughlin Ranch, Los Banos: trotting gait: thoroughly broke, kind and gentle; can trot very fast. Apply to NEVADA STABLES, 1360 Market St., S. F. Sale takes place at OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHANGE 721 HOWARD ST., NEAR THIRD, SAN FRANCISCO. These mares can be seen at the farm until January 2 7 th, when they will be at the Exchange Send at once for catalogue to WM. G. LAYNG, Live Stock Auctioneer. JUST ONE MORE GREAT SALE! Eijjhty Head of Stallions, Mares, Colts and Fillies, FROM THE SONOMA STOCK FARM, (ESTATE OF J. B. CHASE) TUESDAY, February 4, 1902, at 10 a. m. AT STOCK YARDS, 1732 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO. Many Winners and Dams of Winners. All the great thoroughbred Brood Mares, including Marigold, Centella and other producers. Also, the stallion Dare by imp. Darebin out of Carrie C. by Monday. Twelve two-year-olds, eleven yearlings, bred in the purple, by producing sires and from producing dams. W. H. HORD, Live Stock Auctioneer, 1732 Market Street, San Francisco. â ^TcTsTcT^TsTaT^TsTeTsTsTaTcTsTaTcTeTs^^
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QUINNS OINTMENT! FOR HORSES AUi ! standsattbeheadofaUveterinarvremedies. Such, troubles! as Spavins, Curbs, Windpufis, Splints, Bunches have no ; I terrors for a horse if the master keeps and applies Quinn's Ointment. 1 well known horsemen speak of it in the highest terms : Miller & Sibley of Franklin, Pa., owners of St. Be), brother of late Bel Boy, write, "We have used Quinn's Ointment with great success and believe it fulfills all claimed for it. We cheer- fully recommend it to oar friends." For Curbs, Splints, Spavins or Bunches it has no Price $1.00 per package. Sold by all druggists, or sent by matL IV. B. EDDY 6 CO.. WHITEHALL, N. Y. TRY IT. Pedigrees Tabulated and type written ready for framing Write for prices. Breeder and Sportsman, 36 Geary street, San Francisco, Cal.

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