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The Disposition And Character Of The Hog


In all histories of animals, the hog stands a natural phenomenon, and

alone in relation to his appetite and physical constitution. The hog is

the only kind of animal known to man that can feed on any kind of food.

The stomach of the hog is adapted both to flesh and grass, which is not

the case with any other animal in all the history of animals. Another

peculiarity of his nature is his great ferociousness; perhaps the hog

/> is more valiant than any animal known. The ferocious and warlike

disposition (perhaps) is one among the reasons of this animal's great

health. There are very few diseases among animals that the hog is

subject to; in fact, it (the Cholera) is the only disease to be greatly

feared among that order of animals; and as this great and valuable

remedy is found and demonstrated beyond the shadow of a doubt, the

farmer may go on raising and feeding his hogs with the full assurance

that his labors will not be lost. He can improve his hogs with

confidence and assurance that health and prosperity will be the rich

reward of his labors.



There is more money made in the culture and growing of hogs than any

animal in the known world; notwithstanding the great loss by Cholera,

there is no one but what will say amen to this fact. Even Boone County

loses $100,000.00 worth of hogs with the Cholera, annually. There are

114 counties in the State of Missouri. Now make the calculation of the

great saving of money by this invaluable discovery for the prevention

and cure of the above disease. We see that if all farmers and traders

in hogs had this book, and carried out its instructions, it would save

$11,400,000.00 for the State of Missouri, which amount would soon

enable Missouri or any other State that observes this book's

instructions to be the richest State in the Union.



There is no farmer but that will become wealthy if he uses economy,

industry and has the Stephen's Remedy for Hog Cholera.



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