PATHOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS TRANSLATED BY PROF. W. L. ZUILL. Price, 2 Vols. Reduced to $6.00. The most complete text-book on the practice of Veterinary Medicine, embracing all species of Animals. For sale by all booksellers or will be sent post-free on receipt of price by PROF. W. L. ZUILL, M.D., D.V.S., 857 NORTH BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Dealers' Orders Supplied by Wm. J. Dornan, Printer, 100 N. 7th St., Philadelphia. AUSTIN'S DOG BREAD. TH HIS Bread is made from a scientifically prepared formula, of the best materials, and has been pronounced by experts to be the "Best Food for Dogs.' Used exclusively by the Harvard University School of Veterinary Medicine. Manufactured by AUSTIN & GRAVES, 116 Commercial Street, Boston, Mass. JOHN REYNDERS & CO. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF SUPERIOR Veterinary Instruments. New Thermo-Cautery. The Best in the Market. Circular on application. Points attachable straight and at right angles. New Catalogue. Ninth edition, 125 pages, 303 FOURTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY. 06 Thermometers, 5-inch, Ordinary, 75 cents. Peerless, with Certificate, $1.25. TUBERCULIN SYRINGE, 10 c.c., $3.00. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. BEST THERMO-CAUTERY MENTION JOURNAL. TEUFEL BRO FARMER MILES' ECRASEUR, $10.00. OF VETERINARIANS. I am not practicing human, but equine and canine medicine, and have only had one opportunity of testing the efficacy of SANMETTO, and that was a case of cystitis in a young setter bitch, in which case I used half drachm doses of SANMETTO four times daily with excellent results, the animal making a quick recovery. As dogs have many of the diseases of the human subject, any preparation which has a marked beneficial effect in human practice is certain to have the same in canine practice. I treat my canine patients entirely on the principles laid down in the human text books. I think SANMETTO would be a most valuable agent to overcome the kidney troubles and scanty secretion of urine in canine distempers, and it might be tried in one ounce doses in some of the inflammatory diseases of the urinary system of the horse with success. The Modern School of Veterinarians are finding daily how little difference there is between the constitution and diseases of man and the lower animals, and the Advanced School have entirely discarded the filthy, incompatible messes prescribed formerly, and use the best preparations in the market, with the result of giving more satisfaction, both to their patrons and themselves. (STUART E. PAULET, M.D.C., Catonsville, Md. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CATONSVILLE VETERINARY DISPENSARY, A Vitalizing Tonic to the Reproductive System. SANMETTO -FOR GENITO-URINARY DISEASES. A Scientific Blending of True Santal and Saw Palmetto in a SPECIALLY VALUABLE IN Prostatic Troubles of Old Men--Pre-Senility, Difficult Micturition--Urethral Inflammation, Ovarian Pains--Irritable Bladder. POSITIVE MERIT AS A REBUILDER. EQUALLY VALUABLE IN Diseases of the Cenito-Urinary Systems D980.-Adult Person, one teaspoonful four times a day. In Equine Practice, a half to an ounce three times a day. In Canine Practice, a half to a teaspoonful three times a day. rice: One Bottle, $1.00.-One Dozen Bottles, $8.00. To be had of all Drugg's~ OD CHEM. CO., 15 Cedar Street, New York. 1404-1406 HOLMES STREET, A three years graded course. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. Unexcelled opportunity for acquiring a practical knowledge of Meat Inspection and Dairy Inspection. Applicants for admission must conform to the rules adopted by the Association of College Faculties of North America. FOR CATALOGUE, ADDRESS, S. STEWART, DEAN. UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. AMERICAN VETERINARY COLLEGE, 139 & 141 WEST 54TH STREET, NEW YORK. Incorporated and Organized 1875, under the General Laws of the State of New York. Re-incorporated and Re-organized 1888 by Special Act of the Legislature of the State of N. Y. This School has a graded course of instruction which extends over three years. The Sessions open in the first week of October of each year. Besides the general curriculum, practical instructions with Laboratory work are given in Chemistry, Toxicology, Histology, Surgical Pathology, Bacteriology, Minor and Major Operative Surgery. For the new catalogue and further information apply to A. Liautard, M.D., V.M., Dean. MCKILLIP VETERINARY COLLEGE, CHICAGO. The course of instruction commences in October and extends over three years with six months duration. The course is based upon a broad, scientific and practical curriculum. It affords students the advantage of work in the routine business of the largest practice in this country. Students who wish to enter the college must have the pre-education agreed upon by the ASSOCIATION OF VETERINARY FACULTIES OF NORTH AMERICA. For catalogue and information apply to L. A. MERILLAT, V.S., Sec'y, 1639 Wabash Ave., Chicago. CHICAGO · VETERINARY COLLEGE CHARTERED 1883 The Course will consist hereafter of Three Winter Sessions of Six Months each, beginning October 1st, yearly. WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS. JOSEPH HUGHES, M.R.C.V.S.. SECT'Y. 2537 AND 2539 STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. A Mechanical Production Combining a Rubber Pad with Canvas Firmly Secured to a Sole-leather Back. By this means securing for the horse an even distribution of the weight over the entire solar surface of the foot. It does away with the necessity of heel and toe calkings. It permits the use of a lighter shoe with narrower web, and thus enables the shoer to maintain closer adjustment of the shoe to the crust of the foot, while the pad, made of rubber, lessens the concussion and jar, and at the same time divides the force and weight over the entire ground surface. A full shoe is allowed by its use, and the objection of too much direct heel pressure avoided. It does away with the need of sharpening in winter weather and gives confidence to the horse on icy pavements. Where asphalted streets exist it is a safeguard from slipping and the severe strain from concussion. For weak, contracted, or low-heeled feet they, while aiding the removal of these defects, enable constant use of the animal. These pads will last from two to three months. They have met with the approval of many of the most prominent veterinarians, horsemen, and horse owners in New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and wherever placed before the public. For testimonials and any other information, write or call upon Inventor, Patentee and Manufacturer, 190 West 4th St., New York City. |