The stock owner's adviser; the breeding, rearing, management, diseases and treatment of domestic animals . Stomach 378 106 Inflammation of the Stomach 379 107 Spasmodic Colic. 380 108 Spasmodic Colic 381 109 Spasmodic Colic 381 110 Impaction of the Colon. 383 111 Inflammation of the Bowels 384 112 Inflammation of the Bowels, Getting Down 385 113 Inflammation of the Bowels, Rolling 385 114 Dysentery 388 115 Intussusception 390 116 Sunstroke 394 117 Sunstroke 395 118 Sunstroke 396 119 Concussion of the Brain 397 120 Lockjaw 400 121 Lockjaw 401 122 Hysteria 402 123 String Halt 404 124 Inflammatio
The stock owner's adviser; the breeding, rearing, management, diseases and treatment of domestic animals . Stomach 378 106 Inflammation of the Stomach 379 107 Spasmodic Colic. 380 108 Spasmodic Colic 381 109 Spasmodic Colic 381 110 Impaction of the Colon. 383 111 Inflammation of the Bowels 384 112 Inflammation of the Bowels, Getting Down 385 113 Inflammation of the Bowels, Rolling 385 114 Dysentery 388 115 Intussusception 390 116 Sunstroke 394 117 Sunstroke 395 118 Sunstroke 396 119 Concussion of the Brain 397 120 Lockjaw 400 121 Lockjaw 401 122 Hysteria 402 123 String Halt 404 124 Inflammation of the Liver 409 16 THE STOCK owners ADVISER. Page 125 Inflammation of Kidney 414 126 Chronic Inflammation of the Kidney 415 127 Albuminuria ...... 417 128 Inflammation of the Bladder 419 129 Retention of the Urine 420 130 Azaturea 423 131 Azaturea 424 132 Symptoms of Abdominal Pain 461 133 Impaction of the Rumen 462 134 Impaction of the Manyplies 463 135 Parturient Peritonitis 466 136 Parturient , 467 137 Parturient Apoplexy 468 138 Mammitis 470 139 ,. 471 140 Metritis 472. THE HORSE. I. HISTORY AND HABITS OF THE HORSE. We learn from Bible history that Asia is the home of thehorse, and that he was used in Egypt more than 1600 yearsbefore Christ. From the earliest ages these noble animals werecaptured and tamed by the Egyptians. Their large caravantrade with the interior of Africa formed the first channel forthe distribution of the horse throughout the world. ISTew raceswere produced by breeding and mixing the different races fromtime to time, until now the number of races is almost innumera-ble. The horse in a domestic state is found in almost every partof the globe. Of the six ascertained original species of horses,only one has yet been discovered on this continent in a peT-fectly wild state. This species, an inhabtiant of the mountainsof South America, has cloven hoofs. The larger herds of thePampas are of French and Spanish origin, and entirely of
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