McClure's American cavallo, bovini e ovini medico; essendo una descrizione completa delle malattie comuni a questi animali, insieme con un elenco completo e metodo di somministrazione dei farmaci necessari nel loro trattamento . echance di ripristino? Sangue-fitti e physicking arepowerful e deprimente agenti; tanto che, whencarried in qualsiasi misura, pochi, se tutti gli animali, dall'littlepower che può essere lasciato, curare se stessi. È thisknowledge che consente Homoeopathists per continuare theirpractice; per se non fosse per questo potere in constitu-zione in ogni animale, Homoeopathists w

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McClure's American horse, cattle and sheep doctor; being a full description of the diseases common to these animals, together with a complete list and method of administering the medicines required in their treatment . echance of recovery? Blood-letting and physicking arepowerful and depressing agents; so much so, that whencarried to any extent, few, if any animals, by the littlepower that may be left, will cure themselves. It is thisknowledge that enables Homoeopathists to continue theirpractice; for if it were not for this power in the constitu-tion in each and every animal, Homoeopathists would havelong since ceased to practise their peculiar art. If farmersand owners of horses and cattle will only cease to bleed, 38 mTKODUcnoN. uid pour nostrums down the throats of their stock, andlearn to rely more upon the great curative that God hasimplanted in the constitution of all His creatureB, as apower in protecting their lives when attacked by disease, it will surely be infinitely more profitable and pleasant tothem. In curing disease, medicine and art should bedirected to assist the powers of nature to overcome diie?se—nothing more. DISEASES OF THE HORSE. THEIR NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CAUSE, AM) TREATMEM.. An alphabetical classification of dis-ease is the only arrangement adaptedto popular instruction and do-mestic use. As some diseaseshave more than one com-mon name, a few referencesare all that may be neces-^ I, sary to find the particular3^ disease wanted. In everydisease the treatment I have first recom-mended should be tried; and, if it be notsuccessful, the next in order will be taken.Also begin with the smallest dose, increasing, diminishing, or withdrawing it altogether, as the case seems to require.I do not think it necessary to quote authorities to substan-tiate what is said in regard to this T)r that medicine as aremedy, as the plans and remedies are those employed bythe profession. Abrasion signifies to tear off, and is applied to the skinwhen it has been rubbe

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectveterin
• bookyear1917