New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

now raging a,nong horses IN our cities and few
days became an epidemic At first defod all treatment
and tho great majority of horses attacked by n died
the lining membrane OF the larynx highly innhneu a1
thickened and tuck mucus pus filing u, casins su ~
the disease be thoroughly rubbed between INC I0"o
Jaws and along the larynx down the neck TIl i and
blister. / saved every no sc thus treated anu III ~
few days entirely broke The dsemper anu m
epidemic. / do not doubt that thousands Oh ,n,ng
where thus epidemic prevails, can 10 saVeu ny ptnr
rritant Than any other remedy know and relieves tno
fever OF the membrane OF the IafyhA III ~ hand
hours Besidt spirits OF urPentne Is otSsr nonnter
and can be readily applied than any otSr tbe
irulant 1t should DO thoroughly TuoDeu * inches
na 10 the and down the neck OF horse, imme,
diaely over the larypx Tho remedy IA severe and
for an Bour causes great suffering oct. TO inc
horse. But At acts promptly nyd t ap best and per
haps the only for this fatal malady CAUSING Sun
suffering and loss among horses r and 70 AK
YOU TO give TO this communication suen place. IL "a
paper to reach the public in the most psfdrtnes
low threatening ali communities and destroy ing P G
Thousands the nobsst animal created Tor he SeTsco VI
'"' Brevet Brighten. U. 3. A.
TREATMENT IN TIE FREsCH ARMY.
To the Bdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR; The following information may be OF interest 70
the public at this time and am quite satisfied that il
generally known would check II not entirely obterae'
stefan OF einlncnce mot veterinary surgeon), during
tho time last Autumn that large number Oh
Government horses sick with tle same ulseasc
that is travelling over thls country, aSSeu h Win
his newly discovered curative agent nunper , ~ re
suIt WAS rapid cure in each His method Is now
universally adopted in the French army; On mablhE
DR. Declats acquaintance. subsequently, through
our our Dr. Evans Of Paris, tho method OF
cure was communicated to me: ana g., " moi 81
Simply n sub-eutaneOus injection Ot "aeide phenlquo
(pncnic acid, which is refined form, OF caiDoc
INTO lie Veins or the frequency of the Injection was
not informed. The quantity, howeyei Is very snnI-a
few drops only. DR. Decat also employed the saine
agent as pre- yenve OF the disease. would eheeriuB
give any information as regards TINS treatment 70 aug
one who will call on me at my house IN BroohIyn' NJ ~
' N,iS Tert Oct .t a. 1872 " NV g. s. PARTRIDGE
RAvAGEs OF THE DISEASE AT ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 24-There was heavy frost
last night the reports this morning show that the
horse disease has assumed worse type than ever Last
evening there were 10 horses TO be in tho streets
The storekeepers delivering goods TO their Guy
customers by means OF hand-cars. The police ordi-
nance prohibiting the trundng of carts on the side
walks is suspended. Persons who haye contracts ior
building houses have suspended work TO great eAs
and discharged the laborers IL IS now on1Sny ~
the animals attacked took the disease from twelyo 10
thirty days before 1t discovered rev ladl Case
are reported this morning ana the disease has t
among the canal horses along mere anu to Iio VI o
canal The suspension OF tho street ears Is great III
convenience. There Is great dhculIy III procuring oon
yeyances for funerals.
AT BUFFALO.
BuFPALO, Oct. 24.-The horse disease has
passed its crisis here and is abatng Butfew horses
have died and those from hard usage than from
the effects Of the disease The canal horses here have
almost entirely escaped No boats have stopped, ana
none Will Grain Is moving IN as large quahiiueS rs
usual Tie treatment Of the disease here has been very
successful.
AT BOSTON.
BosToN, Oct. 24-The horse malady has dis
abed thousands OF horses in this city and neighborng
towns and Cities appears be spreading over New
England The red line Of omnbuses on Washingon-st,
has stopped running the Metropolitan Horse Railroad
CompanV has been compelled largely TO reduce It's lps
and I'M other business depending upon horses Is aeete
10 a greater or less degree. Dispatches nom IOrtiahu
announce the appearance Of the dstempcr IN that Guy
AT KEENE, N. II.
KEFNE. n. H., Oct. 24.-The prevalent horse
epidemic appeared three days ago. and 1t Is
estimated that hundred horses are now at
fectcd in his town There IA horses sick III one
livery STABLE
AT PROVIDENCE.
PRoyIpENcf. Oct. 24-The horse epidemic
has appeared in tins city