Laughlin v. Sontheimer

On January 10th, 1902, Dr. AY. G. Armstrong, the owner of a bay mare, sold her to the defendant for $100.

-On January 25th or 30th, 1902, the latter sold her for $125 to Joseph Laughlin. On February 7th, 1902, showing unmistakable signs of sickness, she was sent by him to the veterinary hospital stalls of the Drs. Ford for treatment.

Advised by them that the mare was suffering from an incurable disease; osteo porosis or big head, i. e. a porous condition of the bones which rendered them brittle and could or- might affect .the head by the enlargement of the bones, the mare was tendered back by…