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15th— The condition of the animal is unchanged. Temp. A.M. 37.4°C. P. 48. R. 12.
The hæmatozoon is absent from the blood. Temp. 1 P.M. 38.3°C. Urine, turbid, viscid,
greenish-yellow in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,022, alkaline, contains no albumen. Ten grains of Arsenic
were given during the twenty-four hours. Temp. 5 P.M. 38.7°C. P. 60. R. 16.
16th.—The condition of the animal is unchanged. Temp. A.M. 37.5°C. P. 40. R. 12.
The hæmatozoon is absent from the blood. Temp. 1 P.M. 38.3°C. Urine, turbid, viscid, green
ish-yellow in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,026, alkaline, no albumen. Ten grains of Arsenic were given
during the twenty-four hours. Temp 5 P.M. 38.2°C. P. 48. R. 12.
17th.—The condition of the animal is unchanged. Temp. A.M. 37.6°C. P. 48. R. 12.
The hæmatozoon is absent from the blood. Temp. 1 P.M. 38.4°C. Urine, turbid, viscid,
greenish-yellow in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,028, alkaline contains, no albumen. Ten grains of Arsenic
were given during the twenty-four hours. Temp. 5 P.M. 38.6°C. P. 56. R. 16.
18th.— The condition of the animal is unchanged. Temp. A.M. 37.8°C. P. 52 R. 12.
The hæmatozoon is absent from the blood. Temp. 1 P.M. 38.6°C. Urine, turbid, viscid,
greenish-yellow in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,026, alkaline, contains no albumen. Ten grains of
Arsenic were given during the twenty-four hours. Temp, 5 P.M. 39°C. P. 68. R. 12.
19th.—The animal appears to have lost in condition since the 17th, and there is a
swelling over the left upper eye-lid, somewhat tender on manipulation. The visible
mucous membranes have regained their normal colour, but this morning the membranes
nictitantes are the seat of a fresh crop of numerous claret-coloured extravasations. There
is a slight discharge of clear watery fluid from the nostrils and the animal has developed a
slight cough. The pulse is regular and the respirations are tranquil. The appetite is very
good and the evacuations natural in character. Temp. A.M. 39 . 2°C. P. 64. R. 12. The
hæmatozoon is absent from the blood. Temp 1 P.M. 39.7°C. Urine, turbid, viscid, greenish-
yellow in colouir, Sp. Gr. 1,028, alkaline, contains no albumen. Ten grains of Arsenic were
given during the twenty-four hours. Temp. 5 P.M. 39.4°C. P. 64. R. 12.
20th. — The general condition of the animal is unchanged, but the swelling over the left
eye has increased in size. Temp. A.M. 37.4°C. P. 48. R. 12. The hæmatozoon is absent
from the blood. Temp. 1 P.M. 39.2°C. Urine, turbid, viscid, yellow in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,018,
alkalne, contains no albumen. Fourteen grains of Arsenic were given during the twenty-
four hours. Temp. 5 P.M. 39.8°C. P. 80. R. 12.
21st.— The condition of the animal is unchanged. There is slight fluctuation in the
superciliary tumor. Temp. A.M. 39.7°C. P. 68. R. 8. The hæmatozoon is absent from the
blood. Temp. 1 P.M. 40.1°C. Urine, turbid, viscid, orange in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,023, alkaline,
no albumen. Eleven grains of Arsenic were given during the twenty-four hours. Temp.
5 P.M. 40°C. P. 72.
R. 12.
22nd.— The abscess over the left eye burst in the night and this morning 3iss of pus
was evacuated. The temperature has fallen 2°C. since last night, but the general condition
is unchanged. Temp. A.M. 38.l°C. P. 64. R. 20. The hæmatozoon is absent from the blood.
Temp. 1 P.M. 39.3°C. Urine, turbid, viscid, greenish-brown in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,026, alkaline,
contains no albumen. Eleven grains of Arsenic were given during the twenty-four hours.
Temp. 5 P.M. 39.4°C. P. 76 R. 12.
23rd— The general condition of the animal is unchanged. Temp. A.M. 38.8°C. P. 64.
R. 12. The hæmatozoon is absent from the blood. Temp. 1 P.M. 39.3°C. Urine, turbid,
viscid, brown in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,024, alkaline, contains no albumen. Eleven grains of Arsenic
were given during the twenty-four hours. Temp. 5 P.M. 39.4°C. P. 84. R. 12.
24th—The animal presents a dull and dejected appearance. The visible mucous mem
branes are injected and the conjunctivae are purple in colour, owing to the petechiæ, which
have become almost confluent. The right hind limb is swollen and œdematous, but is not
painful on manipulation. There is excessive lachrymation, and a discharge of glairy, some
what viscid mucus from the nostrils. The appetite is fairly good. The pulse is small but
frequent, 88 beats per minute. The breathing is tranquil—12. There is constant gurgling
in the intestines with an escape of flatus, but the faeces are natural in character. Temp.
A.M. 38.8°C. The hæmatozoon is absent from the blood. Temp. 1 P. M. 39.2°C. Urine, turbid,
viscid, greenish-brown in colour, Sp. Gr. 1,024, alkaline, contains albumen ⅛th. Eleven
grains of Arsenic were given during the twenty-four hours. Temp. 5 P. M. 39.5°C. P. 80.
R. 12.
25th.—The animal fell at 6 A.M. and death took place at 7.45 A.M.
AUTOPSY.—Five
hours after death. The body is somewhat emaciated, but there is
an absence of swelling and oedema from the extremities and the under-surface of the
abdomen.
Thorax.—There are no adhesions of the pleurae, but each pleural sac contains about 20
ozs, of a turbid, orange-coloured fluid.