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MISCELLANEOUS
VALUABLE
RECEIPTS.
brow,
and
the
distended
vessels
of
the
eye
itself.
It
is
to
be
remembered
that
in
treating
an
inflam-
mation
of
this
important
organ
we
should
proceed
precisely
as
if
treating
a
human
being
k\bouring
under
the
same
complaint,
and
keep
the
animal
ou
short
allowance,
prevent
costive
ness,
keep
the
stable
cool
and
dark.
Soreness
or
weakness
of
the
eyes
is
cured
by
bleeding
from
the
neck
and
using
the
following
eye-water
:
No.
392.
IJi/e-
Water,
JS'o.
1.
lit
To
1
quart
water
put
3
drachms
sugar
of
lead,
'and
2
drachms
white
vitriol.
When
dissolved,
let
it
settle,
and
pour
oiF
the
clear
liquor
for
use.
A
drop
may
be
put
into
each
eye,
3
times
a
day,
with
a
feather.
No.
393.
Film,
or
Cataract.
There
is
no
remedy
for
this
but
an
experienced
farrier.
There
are
a
variety
of
washes,
etc.,
recom-
mended
by
various
authors,
but
they
are
useless.
No.
394.
Farcy.
This
disease
commences
in
small,
hard
knots,
which
soon
become
soft
and
ulcerous,
generally
situated
on
the
veins
and
extending
upwards.
It
is
a
contagious
disorder,
and
not
unfrequently
ends
in
the
glanders.