10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLANDERED»
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1
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
You are sure it was a glandered horse ? — Yes. 30 May 1848. 4471. Did you tell
the man it was a glandered horse, who you swopped it with? — I did ; and I gave
him 8 /. to boot, for another. 4472. And the glandered horse ? — Yes. 4473.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1848
2
A Compendious Dictionary of the Veterinary Art: Containing a ...
Glanders often attack horses that are in good condition, and so little is their
general health sometimes affected by the disease, that I have often known
glandered horses continue their work for four or five years without any
interruption, except ...
3
A Study of Chronic Glanders in Man
_ Groom, 4!, often washed nosesof glandered horses. ' Ague', abseemes,
vomiting and diarrbcea, slight rigors, sweating, emaciation, jaundice, dysphalfta,
pharyn tis, bronchitis, dyspncca; scanty pustular rash with slight gangrene. _
one_1n _ ...
4
The field book; or, Sports and pastimes of the British ...
After a few weeks the poison will get into the eireulation, and the horse will be
eompletely glandered. The eireumstanee of glanders not being eommunieated
by applying matter to the nostril, enables us to aeeount for a horse eseaping the ...
William Hamilton Maxwell, 1833
After a few weeks the poison will get into the circulation, and the horse will be
completely glandered. ... a horse escaping the disorder, as be some. times docs,
after being put into a glandered stable, or standing by the side of a glandered
horse ...
6
The Farmers' Cabinet, and American Herd-book
M. Waldinger was the first to direct attention to the liability of man to be thus
affected ; urging the greatest precaution in going amongst glandered horses, as
the severest injury, and even death, often arises from inoc- ulation. He relates,
that a ...
7
The Farmer's Cabinet, and American Herd Book
Sidon, another veterinary surgeon, states that glanders is transmissible from the
horse to the man, causing the worst kind of ulcers; and even mentions a case
where a horse took the disease from a farrier, who had a glandered sore on his ...
8
The Veterinarian, a Monthly Journal of Veterinary Science ...
I'Il€SS, or drink out of the same pail, sound horses have been kept for an
indefinite period of time by the side of glandered ones without injury; they were
then, as I have said, placed in the same stall, and yet were unaffected. Efects cf
the Virus ...
9
The veterinary surgeon's vade mecum: A complete guide to the ...
As the mere application of glandered matter to the nostril of a sound horse
produces no contagious effects, it is not to be wondered at, that sound and
glandered horses have been left together in the same stable, and that the former
have ...
10
A practical treatise on glanders and farcy in the horse. ...
From such sudden changes, who, in the name of common sense, could expect
any thing less than to find their horses weak, debilitated, in an unhealthy state,
altogether out of condition, and frequently Farcied or Glandered. It has been
stated, ...
