GIDDINESS.

This, without being properly a disease, is rather common, and is

occasioned by the trick which the birds of the first class have, of

turning their head and neck so far round that they fall head over heels.

They may be easily cured of this trick by throwing a covering over the

top of the cage, which prevents their seeing anything above them, for it

is with looking up that this _giddiness_ comes on.

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