The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-15
TIE CATTLE DISEASE.


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p.eeoe'o'' " tne Board OF Henitn.
Inc wing suggestions In regard to the care
ana transportation OF cattle are published by the
Board of Health for the better nrotactop nj tho city
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from the danger OF the introduction Of the flesh Of
diseased animals Into the markets.
be transported but cattle taken sick should be mmedi
ats from the herd and the herd moved to new
No should be used In the Transportation OF cat
me e. nSs cleaned and dsnieced 40
ThtrdIf the disease appears among cattle en- ro, they
and The herd should be- Kent % ,fom tns wen @
piled with pasarsge or soft food salt abundant sup
The hard should not be in mem. or mature. which
have nee used for diseased cattle unless such en-
FI.MCaitic on srriyng NJ sansa ana I'M =,
distance IS far Is practicable from enclosure. dis
snpped with water and food N'p anu Sn'ua oe
nsn sne a,ssase appears among cattle after arv-
elsewhere but none OF The herd
In concusos we wona ~ es,r,con De withdrawn
railroads over which diseased cattle are liable to be
such railroads. there should be- sSlsS d S IN
% sSery animal that arrives from the West from
manication with other and VIVA The board " ''
ANc"'TloIao"' HesulaianS the transportation OF
Diseased Cattle I'm New Jersey.
m. oraar ,,,roa 49,, 49,, ~, - ANe.'' - 800
ine oiu0' is'"eu Ny Tue state Agricultural society
has been SO far nodded as to permit the irnporta-
ton of cattle from Nissonr, Illinois ond Taxos an
tha so,,,a .ona,,ioa, 49,. n.I o'' CIV. ieN"s oii
STATS the hrn.rins o oas appy 70 cate rom otner
aSs .trio vic ", osTaseu cate INTO me STATE
ouinS trains are 10 be inspected,
a ~ S a, ,ia or tn0se suspected OF disease
VIC Saso niay ueciue'
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OTTAWA Canada August ID 1885
An order in tho Council, hos 80, ,ssana ,'ra,,h,.
ing the importation OF horned cattle from the United
States into the provinces of Ouebec and Ontario
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Wesi-Report Of the Chicago Committee of
CHICAGO. Aucust 70 1919.
Tho cattle n,aoue "a ro,,, tho s,,,o,, ., ,t..
...s nas"e :. ~" ',0 'uo'eo' VI eAoi.e'hen'
mere, succeeding as 1t does the fears OF the cholera
Last evening meeting of the Fuckers, Association
xvas hold OF tho Trouon+ IIo,so 80 ,nuo,,,,., a..
causes OF the plague. Colonel Hancock was called
to the chair and Mr.. Mixer was named secretary.
Areport was then read by Mr.. W. E. Richardson,
who had been previously appointed by the assOcia-
ton to investigate the nature of the cattle disease
me report Ii substantially as foliows:-
There is ample evidence to show that the Texas
ease and Prof. Gamgee has explained how this was
consistent with the absence of apparent disease in
the Texas cattle. IL has hitherto imnOssiale tn
obtain reliable evidence of n Texas OK nresentinI
the SYMPTOMS and most mortem annea rance nj the
disease as it appears in the native Cattle Which have
died In numbers so large wherever the Teyss stock
has praZed and II was thonpht that snme NJ tho i'm
pOrted animals i'm the infected herds wonid
really manifest some features which Womb show
tnat after all the agents in carTving the moi d @
scaseT hmt src1Iy ~ 10y were
ali observations during the mast week n was found
on dissectnQ an OK at Broadands that the canse NJ
weakness and roacbin0 Je"tb for va HI"% ,hn
steers which we exsminedEwas nothing more nor nor
less than the consequences OF protracted In and
starvation,
The animal chosen for our tnsnect,on vves oro ~ a
lot OF steers imported on M. 4,exander,s farm re-
wards the latter end OF Univ II had heen sickv ever
since il had arrived lint failed in sfren1th mora mar
ticuarlv during the three or fonT DAYS nre
vious TO our dissection. It had to be- carted
some distance In autt the convaniapca ~ oil
present for a thoroT~h eWomnat;nn o1d Than on
was not much rich biood in tts veins Tne slim uas
removed and q considerable bruise was discovered
beneath the lower law The Iun0s ana heart Syara
fonnd HEALTHY. The stomach and 1ntestines afyordad
no sions NJ anv disease and ~ nona ~ thsa
We have met AMONGST the aifected native cattle The
liver was heafhv the snIeen natural and AWARDED
STRIKING Contrast TO the speens of the COWS
In being rather pallid The Kidneys were male and
the bladder cOnsiderably CONTRACTED and containino
only Q small quantity Of healthy looking urine. the
tnoroMghiy absorbed. '"' nau 0eon son'e~ nat
trOleSSOr d8ingee explained now the animal had
n N 10 PIMA NJ la AnAA