. Des camps dans les Rocheuses [microforme] : être un récit de la vie sur la frontière, et le sport dans les montagnes Rocheuses, avec un compte de l'élevages de bétail de l'Ouest. Camping, Chasse, camping, chasse.  ?' : ^r V 402 Appendice. elle-même. Il n'y aurait pas de l'hydrophobie n'y avait-il pas la rage ; il ne peut y avoir de la rage à moins qu'elle soit communiquée par un animal enragé. Il a toujours été ren)marqués que la rage canina éclate à diverses époques avec violence exceptionnelle, puis reste en sommeil pendant une période plus ou moins longue. Dans certains pays, il est de nos jours parfaitement inconnu. Ainsi, en Austi'autres et

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. Camps in the Rockies [microform] : being a narrative of life on the frontier, and sport in the Rocky Mountains, with an account of the cattle ranches of the West. Camping; Hunting; Camping; Chasse. ?': ^r V 402 Appendix. itself. There would be no hydrophobia were there no rabies; there can be no rabies unless it be communicated by a rabid animal. It has always been ren)arked that rabies canina breaks out at various epochs with exceptional violence, and then remains dormant for a longer or shorter period. In certain countries it is to the present day perfectly unknown. Thus in Austi'alia and New Zealand no case of rabies is reported to have occurred (up to the year 1872). Greenland and Kamchatka are also entirely free from it, while to other regions this fell disease evinces a special predilection, Algeria being, perhaps, if not the most, at least one of the most, dangerous countries. To the Arabs, as several eminent authorities have shown, it was known long before the French Conquest. One authority, Dr. Roucher, goes, indeed, so far as to maintain that rabies was not imported, but indigenous in Algeria. The geographical distributiou of rabies affords much interesting study. Careful investigation leaves no doubt that the facilities for increased com- munication with diflereut and hitherto little known quarters of the globe have of late years much extended its area, and, by introducing it into coun- tries where, until recently, it had not been known, has tended to generalize the malady. The case in question is a striking proof of this. Up to the year 1871 the Western Plains had been singularly free from all symptoms of rabies, and in all the accounts of early Plains travel and the settling up of Western Territories we find up to that year not a single instance men- tioned of mad dogs or wolves. It is true Western civilization is but of yesterday's creation, but yet portions of the country have been known to explorers and travellers for more than half a century, and

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