The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
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The Cattle PLAGUE.--In the March
number Of the American Stock Journal, is q
long and valuable article, by Prof. John
Gamgee, on the Lung Plague in Cattle. .,Of
al! the cattle diseases pleuro pneumonia Is in
the fongtrun, the, most destructive, because
ihe most insidious. and the least likely to
rouse a people to united action for its effec-
tuai suppression. To ignore its presence Is,
howeve., to insure that the. cattle mortality
Of America like that of England, will be at
least doubled in few years time: Rational
means. energetic action. and earnest coop>
erations between the different States and the
central government may, with a moderate
expenditure now, save many InitlioDs ahnu>
ally in the nor distant future.
There are at present no proper restrictions
on the sale of infected stock. andEin another
year or Two, unless some definite and imme>
diate action be taken, the disease is likely to-
find It's way in so; many parts OF the country.
that its eradication will be almosta matter
of ofimpossibili'y. 49,. -. ..'...
The Editors ofthe Journal being extensive
breeders and dealers in CATTLE have prin ted
AN edition of over half million copies, for
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