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 DIRECTIONS. 
 
 To find the pidse in the horse, feel for the notch 
 about three inches from the angle of the jaw bone ; 
 there the throbbing; can be felt, as the artery jjasses 
 over the edge. Both the pidse and breathing should 
 be thoroughlr studied in a healthy animal first. Ex- 
 amine the animals' mouth, legs, ears, to distinguish 
 the cold and hot stages of disease. The treatment 
 of most of the diseases of the horse, cow, sheep, 
 and hog, is the same as here laid down, only the dose 
 should be in proportion to the size of tlie animal. 
 The medicine must be given in pure water — and well 
 mixed. Small horns are the safest to give the fluid med- 
 icines in, and they should be well cleaned before each 
 dose. For a full grown animal the dose is 10 drops in a 
 gill of water. Give the medicine every fifteen minutes, 
 half hour, hour, or two hours according to the ur- 
 gency of the case ; when the animal improves, every 
 three, four or six hours is often enough. In chronic 
 cases, three times a day is often enough to give the 
 medicine. 
 
HORSE. 
 
 FEVER. 
 
 Symptoms. — The horse's legs, ears and mouth are 
 cold, and he hangs his head and yawns ; the coat looks 
 rough. This is the case in the first stage of most 
 fevers and inflammations. 
 
 In the second stage the skin is hot, dry, and smooth; 
 tongue coated, and breathing quick ; pulse increased 
 and full. 
 
 Treatment. — In the cold stage, give No. 1 every 
 half hour or hour until the hot stage comes on, then 
 give No. 3 in place of No. 1, until the animal sweats. 
 If not better soon, give No. 20 in alternation with No. 
 3, once an hour. When the breathing is quick and 
 there is catching at the sides, give No. 4 once in two 
 hours, and stop the others. 
 
 RHEUMATISM-FOUNDER. 
 
 Symptoms. — Swelling of particular parts, generally 
 the limbs, with heat and lameness. When the disease 
 attacks the fore-legs, it is called Chest Founder. 
 
 Treatment. — When the skin is hot, quick, full 
 pulse, swelling and pains in the joints. No. 3 is the 
 remedy, once in three hours in alternation with No. 20. 
 When the joints are painful, hot and swollen. No. 5 is 
 the remedy. If movement aggravates the pain and 
 the joints are swollen. No. 4 once in two hours, and 
 stop the others. If the disease shifts from one part 
 to the other, alternate No. 7 with No, 4 once in two 
 hours. 
 
STRANGLES. 
 
 Symptoms.— There is swelling between tlie jaws 
 whicli at first is liard, hot and tender. The horse 
 seems almost suffocated until the swelling bursts, or 
 
 ^^ Treatment.— No. 2 and No. 12 alternately, once 
 in four hours. When the disease is cured, but the 
 horse is weak, give No. 8 morning, noon and night. 
 Poultice with a bran poultice. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE BRAIN, or MAD 
 STAGGERS. 
 
 Treatment.— When the pulse is quick and full, 
 the eyes red and furious-looking, give No. 2 and No 
 3 every half hour alternately. If the horse does not 
 improve in twenty-four hours, give No. 4 once an 
 hour, in alternation with No. 20. 
 
 MEGRIMS-FITS. 
 
 Symptoms.— The horse stops, shakes his head, stag- 
 gers and falls into convulsions. Give No. 2 morning 
 and noon, and No. 20 at bedtime. 
 
 PARAPLEGIA. 
 
 Symptoms.— Is palsy of the hinder half of the body 
 Treatment.— Give No. 2 morn, noon and night ; if 
 this fail, give No. 9 the same. 
 
 TETANUS-LOOK-JAW. 
 
 Symptoms.— The muscles of the jaws and neck are 
 first affected so that the animal cannot swallow. 
 
 Treatment.— If caused by a wound, put 20 drops 
 tincture Arnica in a gill of water— apply cloths wet 
 in this. Give internally No. 2 and No. 20 once an 
 hour first one, then the other. II the horse does not 
 improve, give No. 4 once in two hours in alternation 
 with No. 9. 
 
INFLAMED LUNGS, or CHEST. 
 
 Symptoms. — The breatliing is at first quick, then 
 Y^anting and heaving ; the nose and eyes are red, the 
 mouth hot and dry. There is a hard, painful cough, 
 and in the latter stage the pulse is small and weak. 
 
 Treatment. — When the cold stage is on, give No. 
 1 every hour until the hot stage ; then stop and give 
 No. 3 once in half an hour. When the breathing is 
 short with cough, give No. 4 once in two hours. If 
 these do not stop the disease and the discharge from 
 the nose is yellow or streaked with blood, give No. 
 17. In bad cases alternate No. 8 with No. 17 once an 
 hour. 
 
 PLEURISY. 
 
 Symptoms. — The pulse is hard, quick and wirey ; 
 there is an anxious look in the face, and the pain is 
 continuous. Body is hot, feet cold. Pressure be- 
 tween the ribs produces pain. The head is turned 
 often towards the side ; the breathing is jerking and 
 short. 
 
 TiiEATMENT. — Give No. 3 once an hour until the 
 fever is lowered, then stop and give No. 4 once in two 
 hours, in alternation with No. 20. After the disease 
 has abated, give No. 11 three times a day. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE LARYNX. 
 
 Symptoms. — Breathing short and when the air is 
 drawn into the lungs, a rough, harsh sound is heard. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 2 and No. 3 once an hour, 
 and if the trouble increases, give No. 12, first one, 
 then the other. 
 
 BRONCHITIS. 
 
 Symptoms. — There is rattling heard in the wind- 
 pipe and at the breast, with short tickling cough and 
 difficult breathing, the eyes and nose are red. 
 
Treatment. — Give No. 3 and No. 4 once an lioili' 
 for the fever. If the throat is sore, give No. 2 alter- 
 nately ivith No. 3. If there is a discharge from the 
 nose, give No. 5 once in two hours alternately with 
 No. 20, and for the tickling cough, give No. 19 once in 
 two hours. 
 
 SORE THROAT. 
 
 Symptoms. — The throat is hot, painful and swelled 
 on the outside. The fever the same as other sympto- 
 matic cases. 
 
 Treatment. — Use No. 2 and No. 3 alternately once 
 an hour. When the swelling of the throat and diiii- 
 culty of breathing increases, give No. 5 once an hour, 
 in alternation with No. 20. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE. 
 
 Treatment. — If tears are abundant, and the white 
 of the eye covered with red streaks, give No. 2 and 
 No. 3 alternately every two hours. When the eyes 
 cannot bear the light, and are covered with a white 
 scum, give No. 5 once in two hours, and stop the oth- 
 ers. Use for a wash, twenty droi)s of tincture of 
 Arnica in a gill of water. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. 
 
 Symptoms. — Pressure to the abdomen gives pain. 
 There is shivering, rolling but more gently than in 
 colic. The pulse is wirey. Insert the arm up the 
 anus, and if the intestines are very hot, there is' in- 
 flammation. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 2 and No. 3 alternately ev- 
 ery half hour or hour. If the bowels are constipated, 
 and there is frequent urging to stale, give No. 9 once 
 an hour alternately with No. 20. If there is a small 
 weak pulse, skin cold and covered with a clammy 
 sweat, the belly tucked up, and pain excruciating, 
 give No. 8 every fifteen minutes as a final. The feed 
 ought to be simple and not harsh. The same treat- 
 ment for inflammation of the stomach or liver. 
 
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 FOUNDER, or LAMINITIS.* 
 
 Symptoms. — Fever in the feet. The feet are in- 
 tensely hot and painful. 
 
 Treatment. — Remove the shoe, and apply cold 
 poultices of turnip, in which a little tincture of Arnica 
 has been put. (rive No. 2 and No. 3 internally every 
 hour, first one, then the other. If not soon relieved, 
 give No. 20 alternately with No. 4. 
 
 GENERAL DROPSY. 
 
 Symptoms. — There is watery swelling over the 
 whole body, The belly, breast, lips, sheath are more 
 or less swollen. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 8 thrice a day, if not better 
 in a week, use No. 4 once in three hours. 
 
 PURPURA HEMORRHAGICA. 
 
 Symptoms. — All the legs below the knees and hocks 
 are enlarged ; the breathing is quickened ; bloody 
 serum exudes through the skin. There are purple 
 spots inside the nose. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 3 once in two hours, for for- 
 ty-eight hours, then give No. 4 the same, and if not 
 better, use No. 6 ; when the horse is recovering, give 
 No. 11 twice a day. 
 
 POLL-EVIL. 
 
 Symptoms. — The head is kept quite motionless, and 
 the nose protruded. The swelling bursts in several 
 places, from which there exudes a foul, fistulous dis- 
 charge. The matter burrows deep amongst the ten- 
 dons. 
 
 Treatment. — Put twenty drops of Arnica tincture 
 into a gill of water and apply by means of cloths 
 wet in the same. Give No. 2 alternately with No 
 12 once in four hours. To prevent the matter from 
 burrowing it must be let out with a lancet. 
 
SPAVIN SPLINT. 
 
 Symptoms. — Any bony enlargement iipon.tlie low- 
 er and ihner side of the hock. Sj^lint is also a swell- 
 ing on the inner and lower part of the knee of the 
 fore-leg. If the above disease is of recent occurrence, 
 and there is lieat or pain, use Lotion B. ; nib well in 
 morn, noon and niglit. Take No. 6 internally three 
 times a day. Should the disease continue, put twen- 
 ty drops of Nitric-acid into a pint of water ; rub well 
 in at niglit. Use Sulphuric-acid the same way in the 
 morning, until the parts become tender. Should the 
 above fail, take one drachm of Corrosive Sublimate to 
 16 ounces water, use same as the othe.is, giving ten 
 drops, at the time internally. 
 
 GLANDERS or FARCY. 
 
 Symptoms. — The nosa is usually the seat of glanders 
 while farcy is located in the lymphatics. In farcy 
 there are hard, painful, hot lumps on different por- 
 tions of the body. 
 
 Treatment. — If the discharge is green or yellow, 
 and of a bad smell, give No. 7 three times a day. 
 When the glands under the jaw are swollen, and 
 there are pustules on the membrane of the nose, give 
 No. 5 three times a day. When the horse grows poor 
 and the lips and eye-lids swells give No. 8 three times 
 a day. 
 
 INFLUENZA. 
 
 Symptoms. — The membranes of the nose are yellow 
 and inflamed. There is great weakness coming on 
 suddenly. The eye-lids are swelled and tears Sow, 
 the discharge from the nostrils is sometimes great 
 and streaked with blood. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 1 in a wine-glass of water 
 every two hours. When the skin is hot and dry, 
 pulse hard and full cough, mouth hot^, give No. 8 sarne 
 as No. 1. If the throat is sore, use No. 2 and No. 20 
 alternately, once in two hours. When there is great 
 weakness and much discharges from the nose, give 
 No. 8 once in two hours, in alternation with No. 19. 
 
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 INDIGESTION. 
 
 Symptoms. — The liorse is liide-bound, weak, — tliin^ 
 foul tongue, dry dung mixed with oats undigested, 
 and a hacking cough. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 9 three times a day. If 
 the horse sweats easily, urine, scanty, no appetite, 
 give No. 8 three times a day. If these should fail, 
 use No 10 the same. 
 
 CONSTIPATION. 
 
 Give No. 9 in the morning, and No. 11 at night. 
 STOMACH STAGGERS. 
 
 Caused by over-feeding. 
 
 Symptoms. — The horse has a dull, sleepy appear- 
 ance and a staggering gait. There is sometimes con- 
 vulsions, and the nose and eyes look yellow. This 
 disease is generally fatal. 
 
 TiiEATMENT. — When the animal totters, while the 
 eyes almost start from their sockets, give No. 2, in al- 
 ternation with No. 20, every two hours. When there 
 is griping with costiveness and loss of tone in the 
 stomach, give No. 9, same as No. 2. 
 
 MANGE. 
 
 Symptoms. — The skin is corrugated and the hair 
 falls oft' in patches. The animal is always rubbing 
 itself. In Chronic cases, the skin becomes thickened 
 hard and dry. Give No. 8 at night, and No. 11 in the 
 morning. Use Lotion E externally. 
 
 CRACKED HEELS, GREASE or 
 SCRATCHES. 
 
 Symptoms. — Thickened skin. Cracks, and ulcera- 
 tion of the skin at the heels. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No, 8 four times a day. If the 
 cracks are very painful, poultice, apply Lotion E night 
 and morning, with a clean sponge. Dilute Sulphuric 
 acid is a good application. 
 
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 ABSCESS. 
 
 This is a gathering of matter. Give No. 8 and No. 
 12 once in three hours alternately. 
 
 FISTULAS WITHERS. 
 
 Caused by pressure of the saddle upon the top of the 
 shoulder. 
 
 Symptoms. — Numerous holes burst out, which are 
 the mouths of so many fistulous pipes. Let the 
 matter out, then squirt Lotion C into the openings 
 several times a day. Give No. 13 night and morning 
 until the animal is well . 
 
 COLIC GRIPES. 
 
 Symptoms. — The horse is uneasy ; he strikes the 
 belly with the hind-foot, paws the pavement ; nose 
 turned to flank. The pain conies and goes. The 
 horse falls violently on the floor in the last stage, and 
 then seems relieved, but another attack of cramps 
 soon comes on, and if he is to die, every attack be- 
 comes more severe, when death ensues from inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Treatment. — If the belly is tender to the touch, 
 pulse full and frequent, with constant effort to stale, 
 give No. 3 every fifteen minutes. If there is rumbling 
 and distention of the belly, give No. 16 in alternation 
 with No. 3. When the pain is not constant, and 
 there is constipation, and he lifts his head to look at 
 his flanks, give No. 9 in alternation with No. 1. Es- 
 pecially the latter when the colic is caused by wind. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. 
 
 Symptoms. — The pulse is full, hard and quick ; but 
 soon becomes small and weak, The hind-legs are 
 stiff, and are placed widely apart. 
 
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 Treatment. — In the first stage, give No. 3 once in 
 two hours alternately with No. 20. If caused by bad 
 food, give No. 9 once in two hours alone. When the 
 urine is liloody and passed drop by drop, give No. 13 
 every half hour until relieved. For inflammation of 
 the bladder. No. 3 and No. 13 are the remedies. For 
 scanty urine. No. 9 and No. 13. 
 
 DIARRHCEA. 
 
 Treatment. — When the color is brown with wa- 
 tery and slimy discharges, and the mouth is pale, legs 
 cold, and weakness. 
 
 Give No. 8 every hour or two. When there 
 are greenish discharges, with pain, give No. 5, in 
 alternation with No. 8. If the disease continues after 
 taking the above, two or three days, give No. 7 alter- 
 nately with No. 17. 
 
 DYSENTERY. 
 
 Symptoms. — Violent purgation is generally the first 
 sign. The discharges are very offensive, and the dung 
 is covered with slime, and sometimes blood. There is 
 straining as if the animal would force more stool out, 
 but without success, the mouth is hot, the breathing 
 quick. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 3, in alternation with No. 
 8. When there is violent straining, the dung is hard 
 and mixed with slime, give No. 5, alternately with 
 No. 16, and stop the others. 
 
 BROKEN WIND. 
 
 Symptoms. — Short dry, hacking cough, abundant 
 flatus. The forcing of the air out from the lungs 
 takes longer time than the act of drawing air into the 
 lungs. 
 
 Treatment. — Some cases of broken wind cannot 
 be cured, while others may be benefitted by the long 
 use of remedies. 
 
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 When there is a wheezing noise and cough, with 
 difficulty breathing going up hill, give No. 8 once in 
 four hours. When there is a hoarse, hollow cough at 
 night, and the breathing is panting and hurried, give 
 No. 2 and No. 4, alternately. For thick vdnd, when 
 the horse expands his nostrils and pants for breath, 
 give No. 1, morn, noon and night. If not better in a 
 Aveek, give No. 2, the same followed by No. 8. 
 
 Give No. 11 twice a day after the others have re- 
 lieved, and No. 19 once a day. 
 
 COMMON COLD. 
 
 Symptoms of a severe cold, are dullness ; a rough 
 coat ; the nasal membrane of a deep scarlet or leaden 
 color, and a discharge from the nose. 
 
 Treatment. — If there is a hot and then cold skin, 
 dry, short and frequent cough, nose and eyes red, 
 mouth hot and dry, give No 3 once in three hours 
 for twenty-four hours. If not better, give No. 2 and 
 No. 20 every two hours. For irritation of the lungs, 
 give No. 19 twice a day, 
 
 COUGH. 
 
 Idiopathic cough is common, but if it is a symptom 
 of some other disease, as pleurisy, pneumonia bron- 
 chitis, or catarrh, they must be cured, when the cough 
 will disappear. If the cough is not a symptom of some 
 other disease, then the following treatment will cure 
 it. For a dry cough with a tickling in the throat, 
 give No. 2 and No. 4 every two hours alternately. If 
 caused by a deranged stomach and is worse after eat- 
 ing, No. 9 three times a day is best. For deep, hollow, 
 hoarse cough, and when it is chronic, give No. 17 and 
 No. 19 once in four hours, alternately. 
 
 SPASM OF THE DIAPHRAGM. 
 
 Symptoms. — Distress and a strange noise heard 
 from the centre of the horse, 
 
 Tkeatment.— Give No. 4 and No. 20 every fifteen 
 or twenty minutes, alternately. 
 
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 SYMPTOMS.—TOOTHAOHE. 
 
 Head carried on one side or pressed against tlie 
 wall ; dribbling of saliva. The tootli dies ; the oppos- 
 ing tooth grows long. 
 
 Treatment. — File doAvn the sharp edges of the 
 teeth. If the jaw is diseased, poultice and give No. 
 18, night and morning. 
 
 In cutting teeth when the gums are tender and 
 swollen, give No. 2 morn, noon and night. If there 
 is a dry, hacking cough, No. 9, morn, noon and 
 night. 
 
 DROPSY OF THE CHEST. 
 
 SYMrTOMS. — The breathing is difficult, and when the 
 horse is moved, lie appears frightened. The nose and 
 mouth are of a lead color — the legs, breast, sheath 
 and belly are swelled and there is a short cough. 
 
 Treatment. — Give No. 5 and No. 8. once in three 
 hoiirs, alternatel3\ 
 
 BOTS. 
 
 Symptoms. — The horse looses flesh and strength, 
 and has griping pains in the belly, eats and drinks 
 greedily, oats pass without change. The stomach is 
 sometimes eaten completely through. 
 
 Treatment. — Give one dose No. 8, night and 
 morning, for three weeks. If the horse does not im- 
 prove in three weeks, give No. 10 the same. 
 
 QUITTOR. 
 
 This is a deep, narrow ulcer, opening upon the cor- 
 onet. Lotion C, squirted into the sinuse three times a 
 day, and give No. 18, internally, morn, noon and 
 night. 
 
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 CORNS. 
 
 Symptoms. — These sometimes form Quittor. A 
 bright scarlet stain, shows the existence of a corn. 
 Corns are of four kinds, the old, the new, the sappy 
 and the suppurative. The old is generally near the 
 surface, the new is deep seated, the sappy effuses 
 serum. It is the new corn, that produces lameness. 
 
 Treatment. — Pare out, and apply tincture of Ar- 
 nica upon a bit of cotton, tack on the shoe lightly. 
 Apply a bran poultice to the foot. 
 
 WORMS. 
 
 Symptoms. — The head is large, crest low, legs long 
 and abdomen swollen, bu.t surest proof is to find them 
 in the dung. 
 
 Treatment. — When there is a slimy covering on 
 the dung, dry cough, with bowels alternately costive, 
 at other times purged, give No. 8 night and morning. 
 If this fails, give No. 4, the same. 
 
 WOUNDS. 
 
 Apply cold water to stop the bleeding, if this does 
 not do, it may be necessary to tie the blood vessels. 
 Apply water in which twenty drops tincture Arnica 
 has "been put. If there is fever, give No, 3 once an 
 hour. If there is inflammation, and the sides of the 
 wound become hard, swollen and painful, let the mat- 
 ter out and apply Lotion C. 
 
 BRUISES. 
 
 The only treatment necessary is to keep the injur- 
 ed part at rest, and feed low. Apply Arnica and 
 water to the part, twenty drops of the tincture to a 
 gill of water, and give ten drops internally in a wine 
 glass of water, three times a day. If matter forms, 
 make an opening in the swelling, and treat as an ab- 
 
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 DISEASES OF THE CO^W^. 
 
 PLEURO PNEUMONIA. 
 
 Symptoms. — In the majority of cases, in the begin- 
 ning of the disease, there is a short, dry, husky cough, 
 followed by thick, frothy phlegm from the mouth. 
 There is pain in breathing, and the fore legs are sepa- 
 rated and fixed in one place. 
 
 TiiEATMENT. — If there is much fever, give No. 3 
 once an hour, with No. 4 in alternation. If there in 
 great weakness, small, quick pulse, grinding of the 
 teeth, cold skin and clammy sweat, give No. 1 and No. 
 8, in alternation once an hour. When there is a loud 
 friction or listening to the lungs, give No, 17 once in 
 two hours. 
 
 LOSS OF CUD. 
 
 Treatment. — No. 8 at night, and No 9 in the 
 morning. 
 
 MILK FEVER. 
 
 Symptoms. — This fever begins soon after calving. 
 The horns are hot, the mouth hot and dry. 
 
 Tteatment. — Give No. 2 in alternation with No. 3 
 once an hour, until the fever is lowered. For the de 
 bility, give No. 1 and No. 8, once in two hours al- 
 ternately. 
 
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 ABORTION, OR SLINKING THE OALP. 
 
 Symptoms. — There is want of appetite, and loss of 
 spirits as well as cud, witli hollow flanks. The move- 
 ment of the calf ceases, and there is a yellowish dis- 
 charge from the vagina. 
 
 Treatment.— Give No. 14 once an hour, if the 
 abortion is completed, and there is a discharge of 
 bright red blood, Give No. 15 once an hour. If the 
 slinking is caused by a strain or hurt, use No. 6 once 
 in two hours. The same treatment is used for flood- 
 ing. 
 
 SORE TEATS. 
 
 Treatment.— Put 30 drops of No. 20, into a gill of 
 water, and wash the teats well with it. 
 
 THE CLEANSING, OR AFTER BIRTH. 
 
 If not soon discharged after calving, give No 7 in 
 alternation with No. 14, once an hour alternately. 
 
 Other prominent diseases of the Cow or Ox-, require 
 nearly the same treatment as the same diseases in the 
 Horse. 
 
 END. 
 
INDEX 
 
 Abortion in the Cow, 
 
 17 
 
 Laminitis, 
 
 8 
 
 Abscess, 
 
 11 
 
 Lock Jaw, 
 
 5 
 
 After-birtli, 
 
 17 
 
 Mad Staggers, 
 
 5 
 
 Broncliitis, 
 
 6 
 
 Mange, 
 
 10 
 
 Broken Wind, 
 
 12 
 
 Milk Fever in Cow, 
 
 16 
 
 Bruises, 
 
 15 
 
 Megrims, 
 
 5 
 
 Bots, 
 
 14 
 
 Paraplegia, 
 
 5 
 
 Common Cold, 
 
 13 
 
 Pleurisy, 
 
 
 
 Constipation, 
 
 10 
 
 Purpura Hemorrhagica 
 
 , 8 
 
 Colic, 
 
 11 
 
 Poll Evil, 
 
 8 
 
 Cough, 
 
 13 
 
 Pleuro Pneumonia in 
 
 
 Cracked Heels, 
 
 10 
 
 Cow, 
 
 16 
 
 Cud, Loss of in Cow, 
 
 16 
 
 Quittor, 
 
 14 
 
 Corns, 
 
 15 
 
 Rheumatism, 
 
 4 
 
 Diarrhoea, 
 
 12 
 
 Strangles, 
 
 5 
 
 Dropsy, general 
 
 8 
 
 Spavin, 
 
 9 
 
 " of the Chest, 
 
 14 
 
 Splint, 
 
 9 
 
 Diaphragm, Spasm of 
 
 13 
 
 Sore Throat, 
 
 7 
 
 Dysentery, 
 
 12 
 
 Sore Teats in the Cow, 
 
 17 
 
 Farcy, 
 
 •9 
 
 Stomach Staggers, 
 
 10 
 
 Fever, 
 
 4 
 
 Toothache, 
 
 14 
 
 Fits, 
 
 5 
 
 Tetanus, 
 
 5 
 
 Fistulas Withers, 
 
 11 
 
 Worms, 
 
 15 
 
 Founder, 
 
 8 
 
 Wounds, 
 
 15 
 
 Glanders, 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 Grease, or Scratches, 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 Influenza, 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 Indigestion, 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 Inflammation of the 
 
 
 
 
 Brain, 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 " " Lungs, 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 Larynx, 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 " Eye. 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 Bowels, 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 " " Kidneys 
 
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