, 1865-10-31

/ III kt..A
Judsang ~ Inc 1act tnaa OUT efozloe ana veto
rtnary authorities are brought to confess their
utter ignorance Of The physiology and frrat.
| ment Of dfsease, Confession. nf want ~
lHoa,edoc T. thc hae;nn1,o ~ ~ ..]s 49,. - ~
hno" teoss - ~ ne " W ttoe WIS.,
| Ing point OF progress are now desotinS Them
selves to experiment md close Investigation
a,nonest our herds and 1ocks. va Ind
thought only a week aeo.. TINT tho catt,o
,,1aene--yhich uohody n Fnu,.na Nv. ~.
| t,,a py,d-+.,-.,-,rs. - A ~" 'a.7
.,so... 49, 49, ~, opfsau"g a"one the
a1.,rs, +h,s an,a,.n s@e' ~, ~ esiaeuee Hs1sas
Dr. IetbcbT rrnorts ~ s, ths .naato',t aotant,-
omn,,,r.t f,n .b.s~, q, N,.fa,, - f.,,--
q ~ s ep ~ 'oi'o1a a. ouo"s
Il IN extreme congestion of t,,a 1,noa
amounting :, r,.,E ,.s.. =. .-s..sa,s'
1~oanlus nn N many Cases 70 hepatizat1on.
sheer. but It il rarely or never saen IN tba ro,.
n,,Tne,, profassa- c,-na~.. ..a-sAs. s 1850
plnsue ffo1essof 1ameee, however, cz-
presses surprise that The liability of sheep to
the mu1rain should not be ceueraIly known:
he maintains the contrary of Dr. Letheby.
put ADDS; fortunately for us, the malady
loses mnch Of It's ri1ulence when it passes
from oxen to their oyine friends aud frequent
companions. II meyer VIII be deadly sheep
plague, and many fears may be allayed on
AAA9 eNAAS- ''-.%AtO ~ A44E WV ANkAl1A4&lE4 Ii
correct, the Royal Commission On the Cattle
Plague Will eventually decide but may be
allowed TO express my belief with regard to
thc dcadliness Of the disease (whateyer 1t may
lc) among Prof. Gangee's "oylnc Giends,s'
that mortality of 7f0 sheep In a lock Of
ions-is quite as bud as anything re hare vet
heard Of amongst the cattle.
THE 1Rsu CATTLE DISEASE.
III, Barrow. m Iish yctcrina,y s,;rcco,
thus srcaks nf Ills now fsiseosn whiehs scnoas ~
nuhlIn ana sonnt,es snp sa''1e " "'csso"'
VI.
e, 1890 p y sii isng ~ MleR2oH People
~.tc Th;a H. n{ H. e.sta .oe5 nay nave pm
similar to that in W.ctinw n.snmcs T., 1ant
! = most yirueut torm. What is to be done to ston
~ ~ isante % 6sns msss cpt iFo ths careass
t:str ner sa1 H. fsea.b thsn HSs. Mcse N
oIIcn Ies1 nrhe, nurrh,so Tho s,1 MEeu Mefe
trde IL d. cased msI il caied n ana e ~ a1sa Ssa
conc urdc9 my Own immediate observation. d Ecss
| fal 70 contemplate; ihe milk from anfmals effect
ea bS the q, caset Y nnWloceome. The disease l.
11e ane aon s;;n 1nd + 9as.s dens
TREATMENT FOR CATTLE p1.4ous
AR Eronl- puol-,a,a =. ,....s
1smes, suggests treatment Of diseased cattle
By the administration of ei{ord&e Of 1o{uA
When the Hons and tigers in onr Geological
svmnforns crnhlfnc those ne,r attss.t,- ~
s!p.ous .esStausA4S - Iuose ny" aucEtng Lne
goshe 1aee, lnat vas the treatment adopted.
The 1'a1 Nal Gd:eae reminds US that DR..
Brown Sequard, the distinguished writer on
the physiology or the brain, was In the habit
of prescribing cflordte of potash in yery laryr.
doses for cornp,aints rcsu1iinr from defcienev
~ se,..a,,g ,Fra- .rtsIa s,t1s. 5a uSneaeucy
= ain,,,et ,ta ~. ~. t'ne1 tfsau
produced by similar want q brain energy.
1t Is asserted by Others that the peroxide Of
mapganeseF (Condy's Disintccting Fluid.
ssf.4
- ~, od,,;sn,Ia -,,a5'. s.a,st;S Y. uAs
,in! - ~ nu1os ~ @ rsneay, ealsm H. iAfee ao-
readers WILL remark upon these two modes Of
treatment, thnt the tuf1ner rrcsurposcs the
plague to affect the nervous system, while The
io'1e' to " ~ - piooo oA'ease'
THE CATTLE FLAorE II PRUSSIA.
IT,. - :. ~ ~. y. tne pIcsSntr
:t:sz ".-s;.1t ~ " :ae tass1au autnnl
lues a:saanst tne Importation oi The cattle dis
Berlin correspondence Of the Tint:
u called yesteraay On gentleman wbo had lopc
hn5 s foa On Snd he osa frontier 70
md poIsn3 he ansRed h sne,1 91s ~ r,,sas ~
80 TEE o e tse
cxcnrntfon ffom fl'e Tnntr.fn ~ Tho 1~n J.ssdFni
", ~ nf III nnd sa Wien ,hc rnI,sh ne.. 3'se
sectaa yIt md xes1 .o ,,s s;, I,is TS,n
1,nt rJ4nA;i
eee ssan sihonab IL snc1 ~! ben ~ tn,
nG,x " a. naS oeea a.. s % 49,, ex ontas
tS To- Gcs 1a1sa PP M he between
tn,rSsi1ae ~ rtxsnt ~ T. ~ .dt .1 Sud aasa
jrnocuous by smoking. sashins. and % ssinratin9
~ 4nfsr3e ennnr aa1 ~ :4 s's "a & oses
thet ne Peisb o.e o ns G sno & ~ G1osed Or
no i eomesne - an.mai p Whatssef; eh9ad be allowed
@ 1s w w a"sf 1a1 .a pfas!s 100
la been lined b. couttnuans eoron n1 eo,a3sTa
the Prnes,sn ie.itn MsnT ee ~ 1he nc t. t
down IN mid ali, OF while swimming on thc i,ttje
E!xeT that .epa1sfnsd TIE aSp countries near NJ
enede ~ mte1ao1ers and n1,ssSc
while a. regarded hoased, whieh, ~ Fmsian posdi..
ionx Ind len driven oycr 10 Poland and hackzrsn,
they had tbejv hoott washed with some chioric
!iQEta- a''4 tAe!s bodies seEn!a1sy hmnked viii
.i aea ~ -'s - - n no,sa Ss[Mn!g not
n,sss their anIfaIaucc at he custom hnuse shcyy hy
had TO UNDERGO 4 process Of Chlorine fun,isation.
charged Sd Ier bead. Ihe Frnshisn stables On The
bo,dcr1 700. WG1e !ePcaledly snso+ed, Mh3leH4shed
aFo panied nlta e1osc substances: when ease
e. 5sla IN nj tsI, a.n;1ls sioe o. Ine Dol
tb.' a1imsl % H. - w 1as tiiicd rstnout ioss II
time, and The placc wlere the naalady had shown
ltse,f hedecd u By soldiers, md sreaicd. In point
q o. e.S = ,S Snu hi. ",n tae se5s ol
AMY my animals, even though yon might haye had
the1n ;ith o. IN Eoinc there. This together with
..V.e u1d ,} .,,d ,is nosas
hexr scnc n ronart VIII dsrass he..ts 13 ny 4
Informant nEturts nc, cdectraIly uiotect unc cauu
IL nrsinsl Lnoiher or eycu one Village scanst The
ueieitorinE one. 10 protect a village AGAINST
ttEelt. II The plague has once broken out in II be
deems, however all bnt impossible: Simple, a bis
nd,ict seenf 10 be- IT is supported by thc notable
fsct that in the cascs l. based upon the rCuFous
application OF these ru!es has resulted in rendering
= poatie;.l =; SANITARY barrier. which the malady.
soldierr and the utmosf etrfnsncy II using bath,
| Is the long sud ehort Of biz recipe
1iIA1@tst " t'fHoio AAoSo Fos.
1he journal ef Me RoIdt agricultural So
] ciefy, which has Just appeared, contains the
Nh;r,, tnot Mace lat Ir"e II Ths 1 s,,hie
| trr.wstHr T. fhe-efn ronmer+ad n,sa,, .rt,1a ~
H. FneIe 9 - of nnnpate rditnr ~ an mans
suggests that cafboilc acid, being an antisep-
| tic, might be usefully employed both as
t:o1tnan endorses tfts ontnjoS 1,r s.otinu ff,ot
s.e hai3 1ata1v haord ~ fhraS. o,sa. - stsst
cnrho1,e nc'd lad ea,. y. nseJ ;th ~ %aleo
6t,a oosn aatetnalts ana e1iesna1y aad ffoiessor
enn1,ed artrrnai1r Ti,h hanaf1 T., d,snas oe!u ~
| tic skin, but he iad no furtLcr cxpeTience Of
| It as a remedial aren't.
| wopws ~.vrs
| IT,, +.,,,xr.,,. 1..... -. ~
Rsarde nfstowS psrk ~ ~ a,,i,iae+ - unas 1.as
a1nn.1 ,as. ehs .ne aaai. u snee 70
Of service to some Of W your re- rcsdcrs. III. Boards M
saw. - o''4 '~~'~A>'' ." -'A 1'>''~' 10
,ecrs .o9e ~ e,.sser u @ ~ ,he Iva
sfass 1y thce5 we1e mnch roub,cd T xrt iu Soos.1ot
1na sss ,f1ah 81 ths dasne Eno"n rs%edle tos
jcnrh Of lime ,hrn drtcrmfnets tn irT 1Irne I'D
hsd an hea eos0iS sapsee, q hetn m
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