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MISCELLANEOUS
VALUABLE
RECEIPTS.
181
No.
395.
Cvjre
for
Farcy,
Open
the
ulcers,
and
touch
the
inside
of the
edges
shghtly
with
powdered
verdigris,
by
means
of
a
caniel's-hair
pencil.
At
the
same
time
give
the
fol-
lowing
ball:
White
arsenic
8
grains,
and
corrosive
sublimate
6
grains,
powdered
and
mixed
with
flour
or
bread,
or
any
other
vehicle
that
will
form
a
ball
with
molasses.
Keep
the
animal
warm,
mix
chopped
carrots
with
his
mashes.
Intermit
one
day,
and
give
a
similar
ball
;
if
it
purge,
add
10
grains
opium
to
it.
Attend
constantly
to
the
ulcers;
wash
them
with
warm
soap-suds,
and
keep
the
animal
by
him-
self;
if
the
disease
gains
the
nostrils
and
head,
and
becomes
glanders,
shoot
him
at
once.
There
is
no
remedy.
No.
396.
Grease.
Wash
the
part well
with
warm
soap-suds
twice
a
day,
and
if
the
swelling
is
great
apply
a
poultice
to
it
;
when
the
so-res
are
cleansed,
touch
them
with
a
rag
or
feather
dipped
in
the
vulnerary-water.
No.
397.
Foundered
Feet.
This
is
known
by
the
contraction
of
the
hoot,
which
will
appear
considerably
smaller
than
the
sound
one.
The
horse
just
touches
the
ground
with
the
toe
of
the
foundered
foot,
on
account
of
pain,
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