McClure's American Horse, bovins et ovins médecin ; être une description complète des maladies communes à ces animaux, ainsi qu'une liste complète et mode d'administration des médicaments nécessaires à leur traitement . ia. -Cette sameproperties possède les comme ci-dessus, mais n'est pas si forte. Op d'acétate d'ammoniaque.-est faite de façon impromptue, en dissolvant le carbonate dans l'acide acétique, forte tilleffervescence cesse ; ensuite, ajouter de l'eau à elle, jusqu'à ce qu'elle est la force du vinaigre ordinaire. L'utilisation. Une excellente forme d'ammoniac quand inweakness donné et la débilité. En effet, l'ammoniac, et son severalpreparati

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McClure's American horse, cattle and sheep doctor; being a full description of the diseases common to these animals, together with a complete list and method of administering the medicines required in their treatment . ia. —This possesses the sameproperties as the above, but is not so strong. Acetate op Ammonia.—Is made extemporaneously, by dissolving the carbonate in strong acetic acid, tilleffervescence ceases; then, adding water to it, till it is ofthe strength of ordinary vinegar. Use. An excellent form of ammonia when given inweakness and debility. Indeed, ammonia, and its severalpreparations, need only to be used, to convince of theirutility, in supporting the vital powers, and thereby curingdisease. AnSBStbetics.—Medicines which induce insensibility. Aniseed.—A warm carminative, and used in conjunc-tion with fenugreek, and cardamoms, in weed, and feversin milch cows, and for indigestion, and loss of appetite inhorses. Dose. For horses and cows, one to two ounces, giventhree times in the day. Anodynes.—These are medicines which allay pain.(See Aconite, Opium, Morphia, Chloroform, and Ether.) Antimony.—A metal. Many preparations of anti-mony are kept in the drug stores. ANTIMONY. 343. BALANCE WEIGHING ONE GRAIN TO A FEW OUNCES. Taetarized Antimony. — This is commonly calledTartar Emetic, and was formerly relied upon in thetreatment of lung, or chest diseases in horses, and cattle;but, to the great surprise of the knowing ones, recentexperiments have shown that tartar emetic has no sedativeeffect whatever, upon horses, cattle, sheep or, other herbivo-rous animals. Pounds of tartar emetic have been givento horses, cattle, and sheep, without any effect, exceptingincreasing the appetite a little, and having no effect uponeither the respiration, or circulation, whatever. Therefore, tartar emetic we will leave to the dogs and to man. Tartar emetic oiatment is sometimes recommended, to beapplied to the region of the kidneys, where the Spanish flydare not b

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