DISEASES, INFECTIVE OR TOXIC, TREATED IN EARLIER VOLUMES.

=Catarrh; Malignant of Cattle.= Vol. I, p. 105.

— =Chronic, Infective, Summer.= Vol. I, p. 104.

=Anæmia; Pernicious.= Vol. I, p. 375.

=Diphtheria in Calves.= Vol. II, p. 24.

=Ulcerative Stomatitis of Swine.= Vol. II, p. 29.

=Mycotic Stomatitis; Thrush in Sucklings.= Vol. II, p. 36.

=Microbian Tonsilitis in Pigs.= Vol. II, p. 46.

=Diphtheria of Pigeons and Chickens.= Vol. II, p. 67.

=Dysentery of Cattle.= Vol. II, p. 240.

=Infective Catarrhal Enteritis of Birds.= Vol II, p. 254.

=Coccidian Enteritis in Cattle.= Vol. 2, p. 258.

„ „ =Dog.= Vol. II, p. 261.

„ „ =Rabbit.= Vol. II, p. 262.

„ „ =Birds.= Vol. II, p. 263.

=Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis.= Vol. III, p. 118.

=Tubercle and other Infective Diseases of the Vertebræ.= Vol. III, p.

172.

=Parturition Fever= (=Paresis=). Vol. III, p. 299.

=Infectious Conjunctivitis in Herbivora.= Vol. III, p. 368.

=Recurrent Ophthalmia.= Vol. III, p. 404.

=Contagious Pustular Dermatitis in the Horse.= Vol. III, p. 505.

=Rachitis.= Vol. III, p. 565.

=Rarefying Osteitis.= Vol. III, p. 579.

=Rheumatism.= Vol. III, p. 528.

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