. The agricultural gazette of New South Wales. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Australia New South Wales. 656 Agricultural Gazette of , {_Ang. 3, 1908. stern is over the nidiitli of a ]\v^ of hoiliiij; water, get to the ]>arts and help to rehix and procure tlie < desired etieet after an hour's rest in a quiet coop, n. that the steam arising therefrom may U'hvery of the egg. If this lias not the tile vent should be oiled gently with a feather, and the hen given a ])owder composed of 1 grain of calomel and one-twelfth grain of tartar emetic. 'J'he powder may ^l)e in a bolus of fo
. The agricultural gazette of New South Wales. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Australia New South Wales. 656 Agricultural Gazette of , {_Ang. 3, 1908. stern is over the nidiitli of a ]\v^ of hoiliiij; water, get to the ]>arts and help to rehix and procure tlie < desired etieet after an hour's rest in a quiet coop, n. that the steam arising therefrom may U'hvery of the egg. If this lias not the tile vent should be oiled gently with a feather, and the hen given a ])owder composed of 1 grain of calomel and one-twelfth grain of tartar emetic. 'J'he powder may ^l)e in a bolus of footi, and put into the bird's crop. If it be acting projierlya marked imjirovc- iiicnt should be noticeable in the bird a few hours afterwards, while a second powder given two days subsecpientljf will probably com- l)lete the cure. It is advisable for a while to feed the fowl sparingly on a somewhat low diet, withhold- ing any fat-forming food, and giving lime-water to drink, after the system is rid of the ])owtIer. «.?>?, Blood in.—Occasion- Organs ol the Fema'e Bird. 1. Su))rarenal capsule. 'Z. Kidney. 3. Rectum. 4. Ovary. 5. Eks;.' 6. Infnndilmlar eml of oviduct grasping a riie egg' as it falls from the ovary. 7. Oviduct. 8. Uterus. 9. Oviduct. 10. Exit opening of oviduct. 11. Outlet of ureters. ally a speck of blood is found in new-laid eggs. As a rule this is the result of over- stimulation, due to too gener- ous feeding, or sonae spicy condiment, or irritant to the diet. Of course, the blood is from ruptured blood vessels, and when the blood is found in the yolk of an egg it is the result of the rupture of a blood vessel in the ovarium; and when found in the white, it is due to the rupture of a blood vessel in the oviduct. As a remedy, try the effect of adding a little Epsom salts and tincture of iron to the drinking water. A teaspoon- ful of tincture of iron is suffi- cient to add to a gallon of water and 2 tablespoonfuls of Epsom salts. (if'o he contiiLutd.). Pleas
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