taoi   Theaa   are  all  oocaaioned  by  tha


VaidiyihifMi*


ir*i


Nok  C  flvan  at  pa^a  M^  la  wy
In  all  thaaa  ■JlhnHMia.ii
afltetncmb   8iv-Fjav  la
tat  an  tiliathiat
which  haa  npantad^

tafttmHt  to  kaoL   It  ttana  oaa  ba  iImA
thara  la  mt'itlng  llko  a  amall  qpnfltr  tf  :
bIMatac  otataaant   vahbad  an;  ar  k  j
appttoadaa  oTaaBMllplcoaorfbaalpilHC  I
araitaa  tha  nltmto  cC  rtlrar  hi  w^mm  ^
orbtaa-atoMs  aU  of  whkh  wffi  pniMi  1 1
nawaotlon  to  tte  part^aad  VMrnrflr  ji
ftaa  tha  aaddlBL  win


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ba  — ^  ..»,..«v,
l^aay  oaa  hot  tha
antboilty.   I

apaoe  by  attampUny  to  mialMd  tht
roan  Into  a  belief  that  he  can  tVBit  a9
■ach  caae  In  thahorae  hlmaeic


CHAP.  VL
MINOB  OPERATIONS  ON  THE  HORSE.
81CT.  L— Blkbdixo  nf  TBS  Nkcz,  Leo,
▲KD  Tea.
tOl.  DLSEDnvo  IX  TBI  Keck  Vein  la
performed  cltlic-r  with  a  fall-sized  lancet
or  wlih  the  fleam;  the  latter  only  being
used  by  grooms,  or  thoae  who  will  be
likely  to  read  these  obaernttions,  while  the
lancet  is  confined  to  the  skilled  practitioner
of  reterlnary  surgery.  Besides  the  fleam,
a  bloiKlstick  also  is  required,  consisting  of
a  piece  <rf  hard  wood,  generally  loaded  at
one  end  with  lead,  so  as  to  strike  a  very
smart  blow  upon  the  fleam,  and  thus  per-
ibrato  the  wail  ot  the  rein  with  certainty.
