Horse owners' guide : being a synopsis of the diseases of horses and cattle and how to treat them : the anatomy of the horse as given by Mr. Dadd, V.S. by Roe A. H & Dadd George H. 1813-1868

Author:Roe, A. H & Dadd, George H., 1813-1868
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Horses -- Diseases, Cattle -- Diseases, Veterinary medicine
Publisher: Elkhart, Ind. : Mennonite Pub. Co.
Published: 1878-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

place, keep thickly wrapped with dark paper. This is very applicable in cases where there is much nervous irritation.

The following preparation is also very applicable in Rheumatic affections, Neuralgia, and all affections where palliating frictions to the sur-faec are required; viz: Oil Turpentine 1 ounce: Tincture Opium 1 ounce; Soap Liniment 1 ounce; Tincture Capsicum £ ounce. Mix all thorougly and apply over flannel bandage often as the case seems to demand.

Electric Liniment.

Take of Oil of Spike 2 ounces; Organnum 2 ounces; Hemlock Oil 2 ounces; Wormwood 2 ounces; Sweet Oil 2 ounces; Spirits Ammonia 2 ounces; Gum Camphor 2 ounces; Spirits Turpentine 2 ounces; Alchohol. 90 perct,, 1 quart. Put all into a heavy 2 quart bottle, and agitate thoroughly until all ingredients are dissolved. Use according to severity of the case.

Cough Powders.

Take Fenugreek, Ginger, Licorice, and Bloodroot J ft each; Lobelia 4 drachms; mix thoroughly, and give tablespoonful night and morning.

Another Cough Preparation.

Take Emetic Tartar 1 ounce; Resin 2 ounces; Bloodroot 1 ounce; Salt of Tartar 2 ounces; Ginger 2 ounces. Mix well, give one tablespoon-full just before feeding morning, noon and night.

Wash for Inflamed Legs. Shoulders, or Back. Take of Sal ammonica 1 ounce; Vinegar 4

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