Cattle 1853 - Lewis Family Farm

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R. B. HlNMAN COLLECTION Professor of Animal Husbandry 1921-1943 New York State College of Agriculture At Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y.
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Page 10 and 11: PREFACE. knowledge on the subject.
Page 12 and 13: Chafter V. — CONTENTS. The Irish
Page 14 and 15: Tiii — — CONTENTS. Chapter XIV.
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Page 22 and 23: 16 CATTLE The truth is, that the De
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46 CATTLE. Oxen are never used for
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48 CATTLE. Pi < fa O 3 a
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so CATTLE. mences. From the superio
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62 CATTLE. sleet. They are rarely m
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54 CATTLE and excellent at work, an
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56 CATTLE. of the West Highlander a
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CATTLE. pasture was so overstocked,
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60 CATTLE. eight gallons of milk, w
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62 CATTLE. luxuriant pasture. It wi
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64 CATTLE. roundness of barrel and
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ather moist ; CATTLE. and thus a la
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68 CATTLE. Quarter Evil is also a f
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70 OATTLE. " Twenty Devons and twen
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Mil JiPl CATTLE. ANGUS OX, FEEDING.
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74 CATTLE. NORFOLK POLLED CATTLE. U
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76 CATTLE. old, however excellent t
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78 CATTLE. length, turn up ; as do
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80 3ATTLE. menced improvement. Mr.
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CATTLE. not equal to the others ; b
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84 CATTLE. possessing qualities nea
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CATTLE. his vicinity abounded, and
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CATTLE of long-horn cows in the who
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90 CATTLE. hang downward by the sid
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CATTLE. degree of refinement,- that
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94 CATTLE. The old Shropshire . THE
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96 CATTLE. going description. In co
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CATTLE. Colling's views. There are
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100 CATTLE. Mr. Colling was favored
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102 CATTLE. From the above it appea
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104 CATTLE. An ox and heifer, bred
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106 CATTLE. stones, 3 lb.; tallow,
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108 CATTLE. justly valued, that man
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110 CATTLE. " So far Mr. Berry, who
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112 CATTLE. Mr. Berry, in hjs first
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114 CATTLE. of Durham, and breeder
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116 CATTLE. antiquity they boast."
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118 CATTLE. These gentlemen let bul
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— 120 CATTLE. 4. Mr. C. Colling d
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: 122 CATTLE. purchased the best bu
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124 CATTLE. posed to Robert Colling
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las CATTLE. Sir James Pennyman came
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128 CATTLE. Mr. Youatt, contradicti
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130 CATTLE. Catalogue of Sir Henry
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SHORT-HORNS. 131 Of the breeders co
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: tHE SHORT-HORNS. 133 The Yorkshir
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• them THE SHORT-HORNS. 135 too b
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short-Horns. 137 LINCOLNSHIRE. Ther
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THE ALDERNEYS. 139 ugliness is pass
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THE SHORT HORNS. HI They are used i
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a, The upper jaw-bone. SKEiETON OF
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THE FRONTAL SINEUS. 145 The head of
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THE FORAMINA OF THE FOREHEAD. 147 f
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FRACTURE OF THE HORN. 149 The bone
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OCCASIONAL HORNS ON THE GALLOWAYS.
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PECULIARITIES OF THE BRAIN OF THE O
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DISEASES OF THE EAR. 155 warm water
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THE EYELIDS AND THEIR DISEASES. 1B7
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' OPHTHALMIA. 159 If fungus sprout,
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OTHER DISEASES OF THE EYE. 161 When
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WATER IN THE HEAD. 16S round. First
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— PHRENITIS. 165 more fearful, an
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TETANUS, OR LOCKED JAW. 1W of the h
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TETANUS, OB. LOCKED JAW. t 169 out
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EPILEPSY. m toms violent ; or shoul
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NEUROTOMY. 173 The most frequent ca
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NEUROTOMY. 175 it is dissected from
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RABIES. 177 RABIES. There is one mo
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CHAPTER X. THE ANATOMY, USES, AND D
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BLEEDING FROM THE NOSE. 181 nose. I
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GLANDERS AND FARCY. 188 or to the e
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THE LIPS. 185 proper head of this i
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THE TEETH. 187 bone. This pad is of
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THE TEETH. 181 ususal and incorrect
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THE TEETH 191 to the four central t
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THE TEETH. 199 all the incisors ful
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THE TONGUE. 193 low. The fourth app
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GLOSS-ANTHRAX, BLAIN, OR BLACK TONG
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GLOSS-ANTHRAX, OR BLAIN. 199 In a v
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THE SALIVARY GLANJS. 201 sionally e
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THE SALIVARY GLANDS. 203 turns the
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INFLAMMATION OF THE PAROTID GLAND 2
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THE PHARYNX. 207 be used, several t
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.ANATOMY OF THE NECK AND CHEST. 209
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ANATOMY OF THE NECK AND CHEST. 211
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DESCRIPTION OF THE NECK. 213 21. Th
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THE PROPER FORM AND SIZE OF THE NEC
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THE ARTERIES OF THE NECK. 217 inter
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THE MILK, OR SUB-CUTANEOUS ABDOMINA
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THE HEART. THE HEART. . In all anim
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INFLAMMATION. 223 THE PULSE. The mu
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INFLAMMATORY FEVER. It increases da
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INFLAMMATORY FEVER. 227 courage som
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INFLAMMATORY FEVER. 229 change be m
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INFLAMMATORY FEVER. 231 The two fir
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TYPHUS FEVER. 233 much shorter, acc
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THE VEINS. 235 poison. He has to pu
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THE BREAST-BONE OF THE OX. 237 for,
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THE BRISKET. anteriorly, but not cl
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THE SPINE. 241 larly. strong bone.
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TRACHEOTOMY. another way, and uncur
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THE ALTERATION OF THE SLOOD. 215 iv
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CATARRH, OR HOOSE. 247 proper nouri
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— : COUGH. worms when brought int
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EPIDEMIC CATARRH. 251 intestinal ca
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THE MALIGNANT EPIDEMIC—MURRAIN. 2
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THE MALIGNANT E1IDEMIC—MURRAIN. 2
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— r-w ' THE EK:iEMIC OF 1840 AND
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EPIDEMIC AFFECTION OF THE UPPER AIR
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PUNCTURING THE PHARYNX. 261 edge of
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BRONCHITIS. deep, no pain is indica
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INFLAMMATION OF UHE LUNGS. 266 cell
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ACUTE AND EPIDEMIC PNEUMONIA.' 267
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ACUTE AND EPICEM1C PNEUMONIA. which
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PLEURISY. 271 While disease of the
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' PHTHISIS, OR CONSUMPTION. 273 act
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PHTHISIS, OR CONSUMPTION. 275 When
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PHTHISIS, OR CONSUMPTION. 277 begin
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THE (ESOPHAGUS, OR PROBANG. 279 *
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OPERATION FOR OBSTRUCTION IN THE GU
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OPERATION FOR OBSTRUCTION IN THE GU
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RUPTURE OF THE (ESOPHAGUS. 285 by m
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THE (ESOPHAGUS WITHIN 1SK THORAX. 2
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THE EXTERIOR OF THE STOMACIiS. 289
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THE EXTERIOR OF THE STOMACHS, 291 d
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THE EXTERIOR OF THE STOMACHS. 298 t
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THE CHANGES OF FOOD IN THE STOMACHS
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THE DIFFICULTY OF PURGING CATTLE. 2
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CONCRETIONS, OR STONES IN THE RUMEN
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DISTENSION OF THE RUMEN FROM FOOD.
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DISTENSION OF THE STOMACH FROM GAS.
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LOSS OF CUD. is turned should be sh
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POISONS. 311 early stage of the att
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DISEASES OF THE MANYPLUS, OR MANIFO
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DISEASES OF THE MANYPLtTS, OR MANIF
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DISEASES OF THE ABOMASUM, OR. FOURT
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CHAPTER XIII. THE ANATOMY AND DISEA
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INFLAMMATION OF THE LIVER. 821 anim
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JAUNDICE, OR THE YELLOWS. 823 on th
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JAUNDICE, OR THE YELLOWS. 325 conta
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JAUNDICE, OR THE YELLOWS. 327 other
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CHAPTER XIV. THE ANATOMY AND DISEAS
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• THE JEJUNUM AND ILIUM. 331 of t
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE MESENTERIC GLAND
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INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. 335 tee
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WOOD-EVIL, MOOR-ILL, PANTAS. 337
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DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY. is to be h
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DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY 341 expelle
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DIARR.HCEA AND DYSENTERY. 343 part
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DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY 345 and dis
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DIARRHCEA AND DYSENTERY. 347 erate
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COLIC. 349 occasioned by the food c
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— — *r THE CORDS, OR GUT-TIE. t
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THE CORDS, OR GUT-TIE. 353 apparent
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constipation: sm extricated ; the p
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WORMS. SOT animal dies and almost a
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DROPSY. 359 tion of it, is inflamed
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HEitNIA, OR RUPTURE. 361 bined ; pu
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HERNIA, OR R'.rPTURE. 363 .iget of
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HERJN1A, OR RUPTURE. SC5 drinks, or
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RED-WATER. 3CT rity—they are deep
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RED-WATER. 369 flammation of the ki
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RED- WATER. 3T1 darker yellow than
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BLACK-WATER. 373 The animal must be
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THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. I 375 the
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STONE IN THE KIDNEYS AND THE URETER
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STONE IN THE URETHRA. 379 longitudi
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INVERSION OF THE BLADDER. 381 death
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ABORTION, OR SLINKING. from brutali
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ABORTION, OR SLINKING. a long time
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TREATMENT BEFORE CALVING. 387 doses
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MECHANICAL ASSISTANCE. parts of the
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UNNATURAL PRESENTATION. 391 UNNATUR
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THE CAESARIAN OPERATION. that -when
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INVERSION OF THE WOMB. incision, an
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RUPTURE OF THE UTERUS. A collar sho
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ATTENTION AFTER CALVING. 399 the fo
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MILK FEVER—DROPPING AFTER CALVING
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MILK FEVER—DROPPING AFTER CALVING
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. and MILK FEVER—DROPPING AFTER C
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. MILK FEVER—DROPPING AFTER CALVI
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GARGET, OR SORE BAG. 409 character
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GARGET, OS. "SORE BAG. 411 in the p
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MILK SICKNESS, OR TK.EMBLES. Missis
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MILK SICKNESS, OR TREMBLES. 415 For
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MILK SICKNESS, OR TREMBLES. 417 eve
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COW-POX. 419 have found that part o
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COW-POX. 421 from the hands of a mi
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CONSTIPATION. Hum ; and then arnica
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HOOSE. 425 Homoeopathic treatment.
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CASTRATION. 427 A few, but their pr
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Dwelling of the joints. extreme cas
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OPENED JOINTS. 431 on internal caus
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FOUL IN THE FOOT. the fetlock. Ther
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FOUL IN THE FOOT. 436 a tolerably h
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FOUL IN THE FOOT. 437 parts and inc
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MANGE. 439 These two circumstances
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MADITCH. 441 seed to that of a kidn
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WARBLES. 443 into contact with a th
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ANGLE-BERRIES, OR WARTS. 445 its th
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CHAPTER XX. A LIST OF THE MEDICINES
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MEDICINES USED IN THE TREATMENT OF
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MEDICINES USED IN THE TREATMENT Of
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Aberdeenshire cattle, description o
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Devon ox, his activity his most val
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ItKtJM, description of the, 380, 33
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INDEX. Rings, the, on the horn, as
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Wild cattle, accwnf. ->f, 13. Wind-
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2 Books Published by C. M, Saxton.
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Booksfor Sale by C. M. Saxton. The
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6 ' Books for Sale by C. M. Saxton.
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8 Booksfor Sale by C. M. Saxton. Co
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10 Booksfor Sale by C. M. Saxton. H
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