Dospectacle de les prendre en charge en santé et de les traiter quand le traitement ilhoméopathique ..Compand arrangé par EPAnshutz . deux semaines de temps, Et le prix de début de soirée du chenil à Düsseldorf.le cas suivant est lié par le Dr Maench:un superbe chien de Setter, chaud de l'effort, sauté dans un ruisseau froid et pour presque un an de maladies des chiens. 45 avait apparemment été désespérément boiteux, sans compter tous les efforts des veter-inariens allopathiques. Le chien semblait être plus mal à entrer pour obtenir le np de son lit. Il hurlait de la douleur, et tournerait et tournerait le piti-complètement jusqu'à ce qu'il ait pris ses jambes. Le

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DogsHow to care for them in health and treat them when illHomopathic treatment ..Compand arranged by EPAnshutz . two weeks time, and the dog tookfirst prize at the kennel show at Dusseldorf.The following case is related by Dr. Maench:A superb setter dog, warm from exertion, jumped into a cold stream and for nearly a year Diseases of Dogs. 45 had been apparently hopelessly lame, notwith-standing all the efforts of the allopathic veter-inarians. The dog seemed to be worse whentrying to get np from his bed. He would yelpand howl from pain, and turn and twist piti-fully till he gained his legs. The small of theback must be lame for he waddled when walk-ing, especially at first, and when trying to rise, his hind legs for a time drag on the floor. Asno one seemed able to help him he would havebeen shot, but for his being so excellent ahunter. He was given J^/ms tox.^ morningand evening. About a week later a fine settertrotted past me, and a hundred yards behindhim I encountered Mr. B. On inquiry the dogproved to be the one who a week before wasgiven the Rhus tox. The little pellets hadworked like magic. Diseases of Dogs. 47 Sore Cbroat* This may be recognized by sneezing, hoarsecough and noisy breathing, and the hot in-flamed appearance of the throat. On grasp-ing the dogs throat between the thumb andfinger, the dog will give evidence of pain andoften a lump may be felt. Belladomia is the first and best remedy, every half hour. Spoiigia for noisy breathing. If case gets no better give Hepar sjilph. Mr. Joseph Borkhalder, V. S., related thiscase in Homoeopathic Recorder: A dog wasbrought to me which had not eaten anythingfor four days and could not swallow. I pre-scribed Belladomia and Merciirhts^ to be givenalternately every two hours. In four days thedog was as well as ever. 48 Diseases of Dogs. Cougbing* Coughing, as a rule, is a mere syinptoiii ofsome other disease. But if there is no appar-ent disease the cough may be treated as fol-lows : Dry, convulsive, and especially

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