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Gibney, who prided himself on being something of a veterinarian, having spent a few months of his youth around a livery stable. "A million dollars in Confederate greenbacks," replied the auctioneer. "Of course they didn't have any value, but just suppose they'd been U.S.?" "That's right," agreed Mr. Gibney.
Still, the great thing about man is the mind; and when I set out by declaring that almost every man is unsound, I was thinking of mental unsoundness. Most minds are unsound. No horse is accepted as sound in which the practised eye of the veterinarian can find some physical defect, something, away from normal development and action.
Preventive Treatment. The subject of preventive medicine becomes more important as our knowledge of the cause of disease advances. A knowledge of feeds, methods of feeding, care, sanitation and the use of such biological products as bacterins, vaccines and protective serums is of the greatest importance to the farmer and veterinarian.
With a military attaché, a naval attaché, three secretaries, a private secretary, two automobiles, Alice's private secretary, a veterinarian, an immigration agent, consuls everywhere, a despatch agent, lawyers, doctors, messengers they keep us all busy. A woman turned up dying the other day. I sent for a big doctor. She got well. Then each wrote a letter!
It is important that the stockman or veterinarian observe these changes, and in certain diseases make an analysis of the urine. This may be necessary in order properly to diagnose the case. Behavior of the Animal. When the body temperature is high, the animal may appear greatly depressed. If suffering severe pain, it may be restless.
Timber is said to be unsound, and although we may be little acquainted with the cause by which it is produced, yet its actual state of rottenness is evident: a horse is unsound, in consequence of some morbid affection that can be pointed out by the veterinarian: a dentist can detect an unsound tooth: a physician, from certain well marked symptoms, concludes that the lungs or liver of an individual are unsound: particular doctrines are held to be unsound, because they deflect from such as are orthodox, and it is presumed there may be an unsound exposition of the law.
On the contrary, it only increases their pain, and deprives the young ones of the best balsam that can be applied the blood that flows from their wounds. Dr. Mercer, in The Veterinarian, of July, 1844, gives an interesting account of the production of polypi in the meatus of the ear.
But this role of veterinarian is not commonly attributed to Koshin; and it appears that something in the fantastic form of the tree suggested the idea. 6 KITZUKI, July 24th Within the first court of the Oho-yashiro, and to the left of the chief gate, stands a small timber structure, ashen-coloured with age, shaped like a common miya or shrine.
Judith already had called up Tripp, and the veterinarian himself, leading the fastest saddle-horse he could get his hands on at brief notice, was also riding toward Rocky Bend, from the Lower End, five miles in advance of Lee at the start. He went at a gentle trot, consulting his watch now and then.
"Don't hold your breath waiting for the Family to help you," Alexander said. "They wouldn't have anyone else but me handle the finances. They love money too much. And until you get your inheritance remember one thing I'm master here." "I know it," Douglas said, and then curiously "Who's the oddball?" He gestured at Kennon with a pudgy thumb. "Our new veterinarian, Dr. Kennon." "Oh great!
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