Breeder and sportsman . t St., San Francisco, Cal. Blake, Moffit & Towne, Los McFall & Portland. Ore, ABSORBINE reduce inflamed,swollen Joints, Braises, Soft Bunches. Cure Bolls,Poll Evil, Quitor, Fistula or anyunhealthy sore quickly? pleasantto use; does not blister underbandage or^-remove the hair, andyou can work the horse. $2 per bot-tle, delivered. Book 7 E , JK.,linimentformankind. Reduces Painful, Swol-len Veins, Goitre, Wens, Strains,Bruises, stops Pain and Inflamma--tion. Price per bottle at deal-jers or delivered, will tell you more /if you wri
Breeder and sportsman . t St., San Francisco, Cal. Blake, Moffit & Towne, Los McFall & Portland. Ore, ABSORBINE reduce inflamed,swollen Joints, Braises, Soft Bunches. Cure Bolls,Poll Evil, Quitor, Fistula or anyunhealthy sore quickly? pleasantto use; does not blister underbandage or^-remove the hair, andyou can work the horse. $2 per bot-tle, delivered. Book 7 E , JK.,linimentformankind. Reduces Painful, Swol-len Veins, Goitre, Wens, Strains,Bruises, stops Pain and Inflamma--tion. Price per bottle at deal-jers or delivered, will tell you more /if you write. Manufactured only by , , 54 Temple For sale by Langley & Michaels, San Francisco, Calif.;Woodward, Clark <£ Co., Portland, Ore.; F. W. Br&nn Co.,Bmnawig Drug Co., Western Wholesale Drug Co., Los An-geles, Calif.; Kirk, Cleary & Co., Sacramento, Calif.; PacificDrug Co., Seattle, Wash.; Spokane Dm. J o,, Spokane .Wash. Coffin, Redington Co., San Francisco, Cal. Saturday, June 29, 1912.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 17 infection may be discovered and thecarcass consigned to the renderingtank. In these cases the owner is theloser. There also results more or lessfrequent expense, due to the diseasescontracted from the tuberculous herd,in addition to the deterioration in thequantity and the quality of the milk,and in the value of the herd. Thecost of the tuberculin test is a merefraction of the loss that will certainlyfollow unless the infected stock isweeded out. The principal means through whichtuberculosis is introduced into a herdare (1) By purchasing cattle fromother herds infected with the disease;(2) By feeding calves with milk orwhey from tuberculous cows; (3) Byallowing healthy stock with or nearinfected animals; (4) By keeping cat-tle in unsanitary, poorly ventilated andunclean quarters. Sooner or later the tuberculous cowbegins to give off the germs whichescape by the mouth, the nose, in themanure, in the milk, and in dischargesfrom
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