Kitchel’s Veterinary Horse Liniment For Man Or Beast Coldwater Michigan Wood Box

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Kitchel’s Veterinary Horse Liniment For Man Or Beast Coldwater Michigan Wood Advertising Crate Box . Kitchen was an attorney who bought an old racehorse Blackstone. At the county fair his horse was in an accident that caused lameness. He began to experiment with batches made up in his barn . The liniment was a brown colored pungent liquid made with an ammonia base. It gained popularity with racing horses and was recommended for relief of sprains, strained tendons, muscular soreness and bruises. He organized a business for his liniment. He also made Kitchels wind puff cure and Kitchels Spavin Cure. By the end of 1899 sales reached magnitude of three tons per week and sold in South America, England, France and Canada besides the entire United States.
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