. Cours élémentaire sur la science vétérinaire, pour les étudiants, les agriculteurs, et de magasiniers ... h, causée par l'ingestion d'ivraie verte. Quand à l'étable,avant de passer les calculs, j'ai souvent trouvé cet animal un standingin obUque fashion dans la stalle, avec ses près de hind-jambe en avant, et l'avant de l'off-hind leg tendu au-dessus de l'arrière de l'nearshank, l'orteil de l'off hind pieds constamment en mouvement jusqu'à ce thestone dans lequel le masterpost de la partition a été fixé, ainsi queles chêne-épée, ou la plaque, au bas de la partition, étaient portés les organes digestifs 169 route. Tous les th

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. Elementary lectures on veterinary science, for agricultural students, farmers, and stockkeepers ... h, caused by eating green tares. When in the stable, prior to passing the calculi, I frequently found this animal standingin an obUque fashion in the stall, with its near hind-leg forward, andthe front of the off hind-leg stretched across the back of the nearshank, the toe of the off hind-foot constantly in motion until thestone into which the masterpost of the partition was fixed, as well asthe oak-sword, or plate, at the bottom of the partition, were worn THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS 169 away. All the balls were passed within fourteen days, being foundamong the faeces. The largest one is 6J inches in circumferencevery smooth, and quite round. The cob never had any medicine. 263. Calculi are of three kinds—viz., phosphatic, oaf hair, andmixed. The phosphatic are those described above; the oathair, very large, and oblong in shape, are made up almost entirely of thebeard of grain, are much convoluted, and are known as the mul-berry; whilst the mixed partake of the nature of both the foregoing.. Fig. 10.—Calculi. X Mulberry calculi, weighed 7I pounds. but are of various shapes and sizes, and only slightly convoluted.{Fig. 10.) 264. Constipation, or impaction of the large bowel with food, causing inertia of the intestine and loss of tone, accompanied bypartial paralysis. We may have it with or without flatulence. Oneof the greatest causes of constipation I have met with in the horseis a slight feed of new grass or clover—fog partially dried. Theindications are slight colicky pains ; the animal lies down, and mayremain quiet for three or four hours, occasionally screwing itself onits belly, getting up, stretching, and standing with the hind-legs well lyo VETERINARY LECTURES backwards, taking a bite of food now and again which causes thespasm of pain to return. Treatment.—A draught of from 3 to 7 drachmsof aloes (according to the animals size), in solution, mixed with i pin

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