Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23
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 &ER-@ wHmwihxmre wSHA the dwk1es as @lm& ne kw tAe xzxAaxSsr cE the com N1zszR gwen al r~x< hand. Ocsober SIst 1&@ 1 kME@ sAe humzr so snhz7f She fol AzE9 mRzEk 6n heA<zEE oE the State Board zznz wzxfrex she eezzzle Eace. and which ~ &4@ GA@ p1Mw@m 0f EAe middle MRes. Ana nEw m@&s S@ azpemrznre upon the EmEz@M @AEm& and w~s1n the lsaznds of the s& a 1Azs 9RpzmE@S Ee&x2y szmuitAne- glMw zEum sAR @mzsExm cumkznemE. and iu @lstk4@1 6zEm has oeezred n South AzlMERzN where E has been raging, with naME9& mnEeM1ew. zmzng the cattle upon E19 kamnA&.-An3 khs1gA thSs IS not. mezET sRaA&zw. q zxw GsseEse, veE in its @mATMAnnMA 8msESAxkHzn and severity, it 1 xnRzzMmam1 Sn shss azzzss of history.
 MMmEM a wcu1 appear m accordance wze& waA sEsAAlSaAHa1 FE1nSzF1es of medi- sAk g&nxzRAr tAzk tAsx exsezxsTee epizOOtic sznlM mt kax9 haEn ~zAeEea n by any lO- sMA gzzzM@- We mSzxs therefore look t0 the yhwxazAx ea1AaSEfz1 e tAe szrruzndinw me
 
 zEM&G es4EEkK gf these c1zENcal agencies wAfrA rmxgrn aur rEAn<E and tAux operate uwnn all mnmaEMzM creatures through the 9<mnzpAaEne wz,1lk tAzt surrounds us
 The vsgEs4AlR ggxz the0Ey, though elA1zn@4 ey EzZv ss aecoznt for the sud 44n aFraaEznEe of sAz< spSx0osSe. is in my SFEnamm EkzAaEEsn<& It does not harmO- ann wEkA al the sxzx1inx facts. The dis sMzR hawx2~ and Ez xklI exte7d1ng vest w1r1 wAsns these fungus germs are not GEfszn<z1v eAm msazk sckzve Dor abundant. CMn Sk h& shms Tn the zo1ukzimous dis s<sEsz ef Cs1ze4lsa. and along the coast nAzxH wAsEa the alsszze Is just appearing, eAmk eAmHm xpaeGs Ea El5-g1nterhaveta taken s1a H@~ pRAza sf a.kiv7ty, and thus be- snmA wnrz wa1xzznk n thelr effect when a4 seAmr veggkzESoG h tA4t latitude slum- S&m h nxRaEes
 sR fxmRa Sm the asEoxphere which has SzzHsd the dz<zz~ n the horse by inhala- son~ whv have an okAer alr breathing ar- iEmM@a mmxv~1s1<ly escapeis-And again, E we sxzzzzR tAe HSrzl geography of our eGzzEEv. we sAAu noS find single species Sk sz<heE exyrsagsz6e oE phenogAmic veg SkzS1zn thai Tx ina3Sxs1ozs to all those re- gszz@ wAs<A kzrS been visited by the epi- Ez1kix.
 Tkmr~&oes we RnxG conclude that the sazz%8 wAscA have operated upon two con- szezsx. Az1 oa both sides of the equator. Ia Exu3mEmw this disease are planetary in Sh@zx oRsxfr. and resent scientific research Ss have 3e-2m<sr~ted the close atmos- Fh4Esr and thex@al relations of our globe wIk2 tha reezrrezcs of the maximum of Ez@9pea in se@i-znnual cycles. which Scsz< e1eH fR 4h0zS twelve years.
 And shzz va Ga the more clearly con- FEwh@R& the eAzss of the excessive and Snzhmz@3 kSAa 0f Last summer, during whssA Ezzv vegetable bhghts and this GzE@A1 wsoGrgS were brought upon the Az4 Tka hzgA tSzpeE@ture of our zone wuzA4 EecHESarly c&Ese an unusual aerial gMxr4m8 Er0l those northern regions where IzAnMzz and the bronchial affections a6g1m3 to an sxtrsne degree. Hence we hare had m tkls latitHde all the climatic eszGslksazz fzxOgzhae for the development Ge e<.MEx&1 fewSx<, n which class the cpl zss&se m q1e<1lOa Eztlrally belongs.
 IhexR WIS a EsrSs6 difference in the 3@gr@@ 0k severity which characterized tAS& Glkeaze Tn the various localities t&xsHxAazE tAe Sszte- And the condition R wAmcA the karSa was f0und had no Et- saR Sx9zez.oe n detexzining the character of sAa z&ka3y. H0xse& m the stable had tAa &SseMaR the w0gSes and the largest zz<k21z1r osezErSd among the old and thGmM that had been overwuxRed. while Em SmESMzn rural districts many of the tAa hzExHs were n0& attacked, especially if they wsrs oee4xsouAIly ont to grass. And n @ a Rssseeah1e faes. ths.t most of the ySzag h1Esz Tn the pastures were quite Sz@mF& CT had the disease very lightly th4 ss@e sz cur e@sxle and sheep. while in "A e T. 6ruumAa inao Ska stable. have since had th4 dEzs&zs h a ZlI1 form Therefore, it H ewn3Mnk that the vegetable germs which ahmzI aAonnd iR pasture land. had little CT nskhiax so do with the disease But the v1kinAsd co1diEloa of the atmosphere ta the e&ess stables. during the continued keak ef kzxE summer, must have greatly fnsmxfeResa with a healthy elaboration of tAa Mod. and hence the system of the h1E@a aknae. besRg the only creatures thus ssza6k111sa, were 6tly prepared to fall vSekim~ te tASs spSxo0tsc calamity.
 The &rxA sympe0ms manifested in the h1xma were tAoss of an incipient fever, whseA cMn1e6 m elevakSOn of heat, of two or three degrees but this was soon fol- tnwe1 hy uoxNneSs in the throat. and ex- senmEve cszgalng and general prostration. Hemce. kypho11 kaKynge4ls was apparently
 
 eazmsxys and this in many respects re- smmhssd the common DiStemper to which kS<sRs are fEsqasatly subject. especially wAma taken fru2 one climate te another. Bz1 the 1Sseasa did n04 stop here. It rap- Sffw exAs~ae1 down the bronchial tubes umed the lnAamnatSOn had reached the ansms air4ee2Es of the lungS And in many SmkR&. ErOl w1Rk of care. and exposure, thssR vStxl oxwzzs became hOpelessly in- vu1vw1 Th& tempeKak1re, m several fatal Swsx@ wh6cA observed, just before death, reneAea as kSgA as los deg. Fahrenheit, ws<z tezsea by Self-registering thermo- meeRx In tke rec4am--And, upon post ue<sxz examination, found the mucous memhxxna Cg the laryRx and bronchial tmAes uarh las2ned and .congested, CO., PsgGzlv h&fhe1 m 6 nucO-purulent dis SAmEwe, similar to that which came from thA aszkxIls. at the commencement of the dSs@a@G
 In sAe ssqzal form of this disease, which uaeA reHezhAe4 the anaSarca of scarlet 6epwR, found the kidneys very inactive, 9nA tAa uxlne very heavy, high-colored, an3 hamae1 with albumen- Those organs were eo@Rseaely gOrgcd with epithelum sz1 ekksr w&x4e products of the system Henee. the Kidneys could not perform theSr fnn~eSOa. and. consequently, as the wz.sxy eaezsas of the blood could not es- eapm eroGgA Its natural channel, it was txmnmmxtSd thrO1gA the walls of the ves- szkS. and thas accumulated in the connec- five eszxnes. herewith the skin of the most 1<pzz1szs pOgss0as of the body. This was the s-DrOp<y~ which many supposed was a ne~ disease, yet 1t was in fact the ~Wa.er EaxSy~ of the older authors.
 TAss disease Is not wholly an equine mAk@ay. R has slightly involved the bo- vsa@ r@re and the human family, and wo1A un3~16sedly have proved equally se<sszS 9zo1g oar cattle. had their condi- . tSam been the same az with the domestic kaw@G
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