Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-24

along well till next morning when she was
found in the same condition rs the former
one. He thought if he had let her alone
she would have died in two hours but they
stimulated her and she lived till nine
O'Clock in the evening when she died.
Both were half blood Jerseys in good flesh,
though not fat.
The next case was that of IL neighbor.
showing the same symptoms. Not know
ing what else to do, bletl her in the neck,
taking away about halfa pail full of blood.
In six hours the COW seemed brighter, soon
taking water and food, soon got well
Another instance of same character treat
ed in same way, recovered in same way.
Two her cases given by Mr.. W., one
where the COW had been sick twenty-four
hours, could not get any blood, it was thick
and blark, and the cow died; the Other
where the calf was about Two weeks old
before the disease showed itself; could get
no blood; she died.
Judge Stone noted an instance. where
the cow was driven half II mile to pasture
She developed II very large bag, and he
MIXED her some days before She dropped
her calf The symptoms differed very lit.
tie from those alr ady described, and the
treatment the same; bleeding attempted
bat no blood flowing and in tEree hour
she died. He had found no remedy exrep
bleeding in I'm Ell ~ stage Of the disease.
Mr.. ii lden, Of Barre. gave one instance
where the SYM tons were the same. bu
the treatment he gave WIS about two
quarts of bonrspt ten, and in IN hour she
was UP drinking and eating, and got well
Mr.. Ellsworth, of Barre, Mass, spoke OF
the importance Of the subject, and the in
stances fr' m PnmfreL were dnub less those
of milk fever. and from deep mixers. II,
wished to ask two questions one from the
Pomfrrt dairvmen, whether they had ica
roots. and second from DR.. Wakefield, il
he had ever had ca g of milk fever. Mr.,
Wood said they did not generally feeo
roots. though some did to some extent,
though he fed bran.
DR.. Wakrli ID said he fed roots every
tlav and had never had ii ctse ofmilk fever
Mr., Iinkham, of Pomtret said in eac
instance named The animal was in good
flesh, and Il deep mixer; had any one an
instance where poor mixer or one kept
bat II point above starvation, ever had thu
tIiseasr? No one had seen such an instance.
Mr.. Hewitt, of Pomfret, asked if exposure
or drinking Of cold water after ralvln2
was was ever IN eAciIlhs cause Oh 'ne 'eNeF
DR. Greasy thought not,
MI Hubbard gave MS hicC'lo" oi pre-
venting 'lce "'Se"Se' ny ieo,''"s ,'I ,,;.>,
keeping from exposure e'c'' ",A'h9
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ny reduced llie G''c''',''"S NUNS "a. "",' ~.
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it could not De zone III "''' ino c';l''i
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by taking proper p'e''"''on hNoo ';,, Wv.
bowels loose, Shot''HS up ' .no "n'I ,,,';o :"
wees o, l'l' "'N' ',bant 1o,var ,.n,
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'lnlm OF llle NyS'eHl' D,V II you ~ Wv ~,
fever, and the b'oo1 won run VIM s''''''
he done? contract IN No'l' "S 'iuo" 10
pos>lbIe. put lee-rol" ""'cF lrte'y anu
thoroughly on 'he lie't''' Wv i1t'>".ii s'.S'
h% pound Ut IL 'llne' AM" ','Jo''o c',, ~
soften ah'' "I'"@ 'N.y ' ,i ",i''' i',I a@s