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NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY COLLEGE

ITHACA, N. Y.

Cornell University Library

SF 913.A51 1919

Catalogue ...Veterinary instruments

3 1924 000 924 096

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ALL prices mentioned through-
out this catalogue on all
classes of goods are subject to
change, without notice, and if ad-
vance takes place, your order will
be filled at prices ruling on date of
shipment.

American Veterinary
Supply Co.

Press of

The Burd & Fletcher Printing Company

Kansas City, Missouri

CABLE ADDRESS: "AMVETSCO," KANSAS CITY, MO.
(Western Union Code)

SIXTH EDITION

CATALOGUE

ISSUED BY

American Veterinary Supply (jo.

(incorporated)

MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS
OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE

VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS

Hospital Supplies, Cattle and Poultry Specialties, Tablets,

Drugs, Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Biological

Products, Hog Cholera Serum,

Books, Etc., Etc.

A. T. KINSLEY, M. Sc, D. V. S.
Chairman, Board of Directors

G. F. Jungerman, D. V. S., President H. M. Stunz, Ph. C, Vice-President

G. A. Breon, Secretary C. V. Haver, Treasurer

Corner Sixteenth and Walnut Streets

KANSAS CITY, MO., U.S. A.

Home Phone Main 4714 Bell Phone Grand 2044

(Both Long Distance)

ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY. MO.

FOR THE SAKE OF

ECONOMY,
SAFETY, and
SERVICE—

"Look at the Middle of the Map"

You Will Buy from Us

BECAUSE you can buy cheaper.

BECAUSE we can give you better service than other houses

less favorably situated.
BECAUSE we carry an immense stock, and you send us the

order, you will get the goods, — and at once.

BECAUSE you will soon discover the advantage and satisfac-
tion of our absolute reliability.

BECAUSE we discriminate in making our selections, and in
turn you get value received.

BECAUSE we have the largest Exclusive Veterinary Supply
House, and you can purchase anything you need in equip-
ment or supplies, from us.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

Foreword!

AS we compile this new and enlarged catalog we realize that veter-
inarians have made this possible by their support and loyal co-
operation with us. We have always endeavored to protect you,
by adhering strictly to the principle of selling only to the profession, the
registered veterinarian. Our organization is a conservative one and
although we are not continually reminding you of the fact, nevertheless,
we can state with confidence that there is no firm in this country today
which is living up to its principles more conscientiously than this organ-
ization.

This catalog is for the use of the practitioner only. Being a regis-
tered veterinarian, if you should at any time find our Blue Book in hands
other than those of the profession we should deem it a great favor, if
you would inform us. For, certainly no catalog is placed in outside
hands through our mailing department.

In looking through this catalog, we especially wish to call to your
attention the quality of the products described herein. Our business has
been built on quality and not just quantity. Our predominating idea has
always been to make the word "AMVETSCO" synonymous with quality,
sensible prices and perfect service; we feel that we have in a large
measure succeeded.

We invite each and every one of you to make our offices your head-
quarters when in Kansas City. Especially do we want to impress upon
you the feeling that our home is your home; that you are an integral
part of this concern. You will find that a visit to our institution will
be well worth your while. In going through the different departments
you will see improved methods used and the very latest automatic ma-
chinery in operation. You will then realize why we are able to give
you quality products and at the same time place them before you at
sensible prices combined with "ZIP SERVICE."

Hoping that this catalog will meet with your approval, we are

Very truly yours,
AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

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"EVERYTHING FOR THE VETERINARIAN"
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Your orders are always appreciated and given careful attention

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

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AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

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AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

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AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

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PARCEL POST INFORMATION.

Ask your local postmaster in what zone
your city is classified, considering Kansas
City as shipping- point. Then make use of
the table on this page for rates.

C. O. D.

The Government always makes a small
extra charge for collecting C. O. D.'s.

WEIGHT.

Packages under four ounces in weight
are carried, if here in the United States,
for one cent per ounce. Packages weigh-
ing over four ounces are classed as parcel
post, if not sealed and are charged on
the parcel post basis (see table above.)

Packages weighing one to fifty pounds inclusive may be mailed to any zone in the
United States. Packages from one! to seventy pounds inclusive may be mailed to points
in local, first, second and third zones only.

Small packages, five pounds and under, may be sent by parcel post— usually at a
saving. But above this amount it is preferable to use express service.

12 AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AN UNDERSTANDING.

TERMS

We are no exception to the rule in business, and therefore desire cash in all trans-
actions whenever this is possible; allowing, however, a 5% discount on all orders
which are made up from items listed in this catalog (Blue Book). When orders are
received from those with whom we have had no business dealings, nor reference con-
cerning credit, such orders will be shipped C. O. D. Where a veterinarian has a credit
rating with us, we of course will allow the 5% discount if the bill is paid within ten
days from the date of invoice.

CREDIT

We are always glad to receive application and references for open accounts.
Orders from those having no established credit with us should be accompanied by
cash so as to cover the amount of the order to insure prompt shipment of merchandise.
In the absence of established credit, or application for credit including references,
goods will be shipped by express C. O. D. or by freight consigned in our name and
draft drawn for amount of invoice, accompanied by bill of lading.

C. O. D. SHIPMENTS

When goods are to be shipped C. 0. D. we request that a deposit sufficient to
guarantee express charges be sent with the order, as evidence of good faith. Amount
sent will be deducted from invoice, and balance collected on delivery.

TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE ORDERS.

Telegraph and telephone orders will have first preference. Our immense stock
enables us to render our patrons exceptionally satisfactory emergency service, and
we will send shipment by swiftest carrier. If sent by parcel post, it will always be
sent by special delivery, unless otherwise specified in the telegram.

EXPORT ORDERS.

Export orders must be accompanied by remittance in full, or by satisfactory New
York bank draft at sight on New York or London, or Post Office order. Arrangements
may be made, however, if orders are large enough, for accepting 25% of the value of
the shipment, and drawing for the balance through a bond against the bill of lading.

REMITTANCES.

It is preferable in sending remittances that they be made in postal or express
money orders, or draft on Kansas City, Chicago, or New York.

Telegraph companies maintain a transfer service so that remittances may be sent
with telegrams when this is desired. Veterinarians should accustom themselves to our
Amvetsco code; it eliminates delay and when conditions are urgent, a saving of money
for both practitioner and client results. Detailed information on this subject may be
obtained from any telegraph operator.

SHIPPING DIRECTIONS.

Always state how goods are to be shipped: Whether by express, parcel post,
or freight. Unless otherwise specified, we always ship by the route and manner that is
most advantageous to the customer, insofar as we are able to determine.

Since freight rates have advanced proportionately more than express rates, it is
at the present time more often advantageous to make shipments by express. How-
ever, it is a matter of economy, always, to give orders for one hundred pounds or more,
whenever possible, so that they may be sent by freight.

Fluids may be sent by parcel post in single containers, up to twelve ounces, provid-
ing they are packed with sufficient absorbent material to take up the entire content in
case of breakage. Orders will be sent by parcel post on request, but our responsibility
ends with delivery of such packages to the mails. We will, however, send merchan-
dise by registered mail, or by insured mail, if such request accompanies the order.
Sufficient money should always accompany orders to pay postage. Packages weigh-
ing not over twenty-five pounds should go by express; over twenty-five pounds, by
freight, unless needed urgently.

Remember that poisons cannot be sent by mail.

ADVANCES.

There has never been a time when so many fluctuations have occurred in the
prices of raw materials, that enter into the manufacture of surgical and pharmaceu-
tical supplies. War-time exigencies have occasioned marked advance in prices in
almost every line, but our patrons may be assured that they were not charged advanced

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO. 13

prices until such advances really occurred. Moreover, we always give prompt advan-
tage of any decline in price.

Watch our publication, the American Veterinarian, for price changes. It is
impossible to guarantee prices quoted in this catalog, for we must be governed by
market fluctuations and prices made to our patrons are governed thereby.

COMPLAINTS.

Great care is taken in filling orders, and complaints are few. However, we are
not infallible, and in fairness to all concerned, we respectfully request that any mis-
takes made in filling orders be reported immediately upon their discovery. The satis-
faction of our patrons is the most important consideration, for the reason that upon
this our future hinges. In referring to orders for any reason, kindly refer to order
number.

SERVICE.

Prompt shipment assures a continuation of patronage. This is why we always
fill shipping orders the same day that they are received. If any one department
receives more attention than another, in this establishment, it is the shipping depart-
ment. Mail, telephone and telegraph orders receive especially prompt attention; they
are filled and delivered to the transportation companies so as to be on the way by the
first mail or express. Pre-cancelled stamps are used in our mailing department in
order to prevent packages being held by cancellation. Fully appreciating the fact
that prompt service is as important as dependable merchandise, we spare neither
energy nor expense in giving such service.

GUARANTEE.

We positively guarantee every instrument listed in this catalog and agree to make
satisfactory exchanges, give credit, or refund money in case a defective instrument
is sold, providing that such defects are due to faulty workmanship or inferior
materials.

HOW TO ORDER.

Special order blanks are furnished for the cor-anience of those who give orders
and we are ever ready to assist in facilitating the matter of giving mail orders. In
this connection it is appropriate to make a few suggestions:

Always be explicit — give figure number, name of article, and specify size, if more
than one size is listed under one number.

The customer's name, address, and also shipping instructions should be written
legibly.

Give not only the number of articles ordered, but size of package, when such
articles are put up in more than one size. For example: quarter pound, half pound,
pound, etc.

When careful attention is given in supplying such information with orders there
is no likelihood for delay or mistakes occurring.

PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINATION.

Every shipment is made subject to approval of the one ordering; and, if for any
reason there is any dissatisfaction with the merchandise sent, it may be returned to
us. However, in order to take advantage of this on-approval manner of purchasing,
orders should be plainly labeled "subject to examination."

EXCHANGE OF MERCHANDISE.
We shall be glad to make any exchanges necessary providing that materials to
be exchanged are in our original packages and unopened. Transportation charges for
carriage both ways are to be paid by the customer.

RETURNING OF MERCHANDISE.
All packages returned should be plainly marked and should bear the sender's name
and address. Unless packages are so labeled we have no means of knowing whom to
credit for such returns. No return shipments will be accepted for credit to apply for
payment of accounts due.

SHORTAGES.

Orders for materials which are temporarily out of stock will be placed on "back
order" and forwarded at the earliest possible date without additional charge for trans-
portation. In no case will we substitute to the detriment of the customer. If substi-
tution is necessary, materials so sent are forwarded with the distinct understanding
that they may be returned for credit if not entirely satisfactory.

PACKING.

We make no charge for packing, crating, or boxing. Our prices listed in this cat-
alog include containers and as has been previously stated every precaution is taken to
prevent breakage or damage of merchandise while it is in transit.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

ORDER OF CONTENTS

Pages

Specialties, Pharmaceutical 20- 81

Biologicals 82-118

Surgical Instruments 118-315

Leather Goods 316-329

Surgical Dressings 330-336

Operating Equipment and Slings 337-345

Turf Goods 346

Accessories 347

Microscopical Supplies 348-350

Laboratory Supplies 351-375

Books 376-385

Compressed Tablets 387-389

Hypodermic Tablets 390-391

Fluid Extracts 392-393

Tinctures 393

Drugs and Chemicals 394-398

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO. 15

Why Use Our Specialties?
— The Answer

HE virtue of the preparations listed in this catalog is founded
on the proper combination of chemically pure medicinal
agents by pharmaceutical chemists who are specialists in
that particular line of work. These specialties are com-
pounded with due regard to chemical, physical and physio-
logical compatibility, and the requisites of a rational therapy.
Further, their efficacy as remedial agents has been proved
clinically in every case before they were offered for sale.

To the practitioner unfamiliar with our products the following questions
may occur:

1. Why employ preparations that are compounded by pharmaceutical
houses?

2. Why not compound one's own preparations ?

3. Would it not be more economical to compound one's own preparations ?

4. Why dispense Amvetsco preparations ?
Replying categorically, it may be said that:

1. Preparations compounded by reputable pharmaceutical houses afford
a means of dispensing certain definite therapeutic substances in a more
attractive form than is possible otherwise.

2. E. Wallis Hoare, F. R. C. V. S., in his work "Veterinary Therapeutics,"
states: "While we deprecate too much reliance on ready-made medicines,
we must at the same time point out that in a busy practice there are many
preparations largely employed daily; and it is necessary to keep these in
stock so as to have them ready and convenient for dispensing, and thus
save valuable time. Many of these can be compounded as opportunity offers,
but -there are others which involve much difficulty in order to render them
attractive in appearance. Others, again, which contain powerful or toxic
agents, such as tablets and pills for dogs, and hypodermic tablets, require
very careful preparation, and the skill and assistance of the chemist is
necessary. Few practitioners in the present day would expend their time or
that of their assistants in making up aloetic physic balls, when these can be
purchased for a very moderate price from wholesale chemists."

3. The progressive veterinarian of today, who is busily engaged in
general practice, can no more afford to spend the necessary time required in
compounding preparations from crude drugs, than could the veterinarian of
yesterday in gathering roots and herbs for the production of galenicals that
he employed in his daily practice. Moreover the cost of our specialties is
usually less than similar preparations compounded by the practitioner because
of the lower price paid for the ingredients by the supply house doing a large
volume of business and purchasing drugs in immense quantities.

4. The veterinarian should dispense our preparations because his inter-
ests are protected in every possible manner; our specialties are compounded
from chemically pure drugs, selected by men trained to discriminate in these
matters. They are compounded in such manner that best results are possible
from their employment.

In offering these specialties, as in tendering the facilities of our labora-
tories for compounding special preparations, we do so from an ethical busi-
ness basis: that you may be supplied with the best therapeutic agents at a
reasonable cost to the end that you may render a maximum degree of service
to your clientele, and remain one of our satisfied customers.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

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Filling
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Reserve

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AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY,

MO.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

Quantities of
Crude Drugs to
be Used in Com-
pounding
Am vet SCO
e Specialties

Sixty Dozen Equine
Cough Syrup in Eleva- c 1
tor Being Taken from
Laboratory Store Room

Four Tons of Bovine
Purgative Ready
for Shipment

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

INDEX OF PHARMACEUTICAL SPECIALTIES.

Page
Actinomycosis, Anti 28

Alkaline Mange Ointment 20

Aloetic Bolus, Amvetsco (No. 1) 21

Aloetic Bolus, Amvetsco (No. 2) 22

Amodine 23

Amvesicant 24

Amvetsco Aloetic Boluses (No. 1).... 21
Amvetsco Aloetic Boluses (No. 2).... 22

Amvetsco Arsenical Paste 33

Amvetsco Conjunctivitis Tablets 38

Amvetsco Equine Colic Remedy 50

Amvetsco Fly Oil 56

Amvetsco Liquid Lice Killer 62

Amvetsco Liquid Soap 63

Amvetsco Louse Powder 65

Amvetsol Healing Ointment 25

Anodyne, Chlorocamph 36

Anthelmintic Capsules, for Swine. ... 26

Anthelmintic, Equine 49

Anthelmintic Tonic, for Swine 27

Anti-Actinomycosis 28

Anti-Exostosis 29

Anti-Flatus Capsules 30

Anti-Pharyngitis, Elixir 44

Antiseptic Dressing Powder 31

Antiseptine 32

Arsenic Trioxide, Comp. Concentrated

Sol 37

Arsenical Paste, Amvetsco 33

Bismodine 34

Boluses, Amvetsco Vermifuge 80

Bovine Purgative Compound 35

Cacodylate, Sodium 73

Camphorated Oil, Ethereal 54

Capsules, Amvetsco Uterine (No. 1).. 78
Capsules, Amvetsco Uterine (No. 2).. 79

Capsules, Equine Purgative 53

Capsules, Anthelmintic, for Swine... 26

Chlorocamph Anodyne 36

Colic Remedy, Equine 50

Compound Concentrated Solution, Ar-
senic Trioxide 37

Conjunctivitis, Ointment 67

Conjunctivitis Tablets, Amvetsco 38

Cough Powder, Equine 51

Cough Syrup, Equine 52

Cresolis, Liquor, Compositus 64

Digestive Tonic 41

Diuretic Elixir 42

Diuretic Powder 43

Dressing Powder, Antiseptic 31

Dressing Powder, Phenocamph 68

Elixir Anti-Pharyngitis 44

Elixir, Diuretic 42

Elixir Iron Quinine and Strychnine... 45

Elixir Purgans 46

Emphysema Powder 47

Emunctotone 48

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Equine Cough Powder 51

Equine Cough Syrup 52

Equine Purgative Capsules 53

Equine, Tonic Powder (Rx 1402) 76

Ethereal Camphorated Oil 54

Exostosis, Anti 29

Ferrocactone 55

Fly Oil, Amvetsco 56

Fowler's Solution Tablets 57

Galactagogue Powder 58

Healing Ointment, Amvetsol 25

Iron Quinine and Strychnine, Elixir. . 45

Laxoleum 60

Lice Killer, Amvetsco Liquid 62

Linimentum Alba 61

Liquor Cresolis Compositus 64

Liquid Lice Killer, Amvetsco 62

Liquid Soap, Amvetsco 63

Lotion, Amvetsco, Wound 81

Louse Powder, Amvetsco 65

Mange Ointment, Alkaline 20

Mastointment 66

Oil, Ethereal Camphorated 54

Ointment, Alkaline, Mange 20

Ointment, Amvetsol Healing 25

Ointment Conjunctivitis 67

Paste, Amvetsco Arsenical 33

Phenocamph Dressing Powder 68

Phenol Sulphonate Tablets 70

Powder, Amvetsco Louse 65

Powder, Antiseptic Dressing 31

Powder, Diuretic 43

Powder, Emphysema 47

Powder, Equine Cough 51

Powder, Galactagogue 58

Powder, Phenocamph Dressing 68

Purgans, Elixir 46

Purgative Capsules, Soluble Elastic. . . 74

Purgative Compound, Bovine 35

Purgative, Equine, Capsules 53

Reek's Capsules 71

Rumen Compound (Tablets) 72

Soap, Amvetsco Liquid 63

Sodium Cacodylate 73

Soluble Elastic Purgative Capsules... 74

Solution, Fowler's, Tablets 57

Stock Dip, A. V. S. Co. (No. 1) 75

Swine, Anthelmintic Capsules for.... 26

Swine, Anthelmintic Tonic for 27

Syrup, Equine Cough 52

Tablets, Phenol Sulphonate 70

Tonic for Swine, Anthelmintic 27

Tonic, Digestive 41

Tonic Powder, Rx 1402 (Equine) 76

Unguentum Vesicans 77

Uterine Capsules, Amvetsco (No. 1).. 78

Uterine Capsules, Amvetsco (No. 2).. 79

Vermifuge Boluses, Amvetsco 80

Vesicans, Unguentum 77

Wound Lotion, Amvetsco 81

Equine Anthelmintic 49

New preparations will be introduced occasionally as time and trial and practica-
bility may govern. Watch the pages of the American Veterinarian for announcements
of such pharmaceutical specialties.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ALKALINE MANGE OINTMENT

Non-poisonous, antiseptic, anti-pruritic.
For the treatment of all forms of mange, including the follicular type.

The treatment of mange in dogs, in some instances, is one of the most perplexing
problems with which the veterinarian has to contend.

In this preparation we have an ointment that has proved to be the most satisfac-
tory agent obtainable in the treatment of sarcoptic mange of dogs. Itching is allayed
almost instantly and animals given complete relief from the pain occasioned by the
parasites.

The ointment is non-poisonous, antiseptic, anti-pruritic and promotes the growth
of a healthy coat of hair in cases where large areas of skin have been depilated for
months. The average case of sarcoptic mange may be considered completely cured
after fourteen days' treatment with this preparation when employed according to direc-
tions. In follicular mange, relief is less certain; but ordinarily in selected cases the
results are most satisfactory.

After clipping long-haired dogs, anoint thoroughly with the preparation. Keep
animal in clean stall or kennel bedded with straw. Massage every second day and
anoint again in a week. Mangy animals should be kept anointed for two weeks and
then thoroughly washed with soap and water. Affected parts near the eyes and about
the nose should be anointed daily, using a small quantity of the unguent, rubbing it
in well and removing all excess. In cases of follicular mange, treatment should be
continued for three or four weeks.

PRICE

In pound jars, each $1.10

In one-ounce jars (blank label), per doz 1.50

We recommend the use of Staphlo Bacterin in conjunction with Alkaline Mange
Ointment.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY. MO.

AMVETSCO ALOETIC BOLUSES

(Purgative)

Many veterinarians prefer to administer purgatives in bolus form to similar
agents contained in capsules. Heretofore, an undesirable feature of boluses has been
their hardening with age. Amvetsco Aloetic Boluses contain a special excipient that
prevents hardening. The superiority of our products accounts for the thousands of
Amvetsco Boluses that are being used by the United States Army.

AMVETSCO ALOETIC BOLUS NO. 1

An Aloetic Evacuant for Horses

For inappetence, indigestion, overloading, chronic "colickers" and early stages of
acute febrile conditions, pneumonia, laminitis, infected wounds, etc.

CONTENTS

Aloes, Ginger Special, non-hardening

Nux Vomica excipient

In this formula, aloes is combined with ginger, nux vomica, and a special excipient
that prevents hardening of the bolus, thus enhancing action of the principal ingredient.
Nux vomica by its effect upon the musculature of the bowel, aids the aloes in pro-
ducing bowel movement and in addition, improves the tone of the mucous membrane.
Ginger is a carminative and serves to prevent the griping which usually accompanies
purgation.

Amvetsco Aloetic Bolus No. 1 is indicated where an aloetic purge is necessary or
desirable. Cases in which purgation is to be effected in from twenty-four to thirty-
six hours, offer indications for its use. In short, it is the ideal equine purgative for
general use where immediate evacuation of the bowel is not imperative. These boluses
are also useful in inactive plethoric animals that are subject to indigestion, auto-intoxi-
cation and azoturia.

DIRECTIONS — The average dose is one bolus.

PRICE

In boxes of 12 boluses, per box _ $ .75

Per dozen boxes (144 boluses) _ 7.50

22 AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO ALOETIC BOLUS NO. 2
A prompt, thorough and somewhat drastic evacuant for horses.

Unexcelled in marked constipation, impaction, overloading. Should
be used as a preparation for vermifuge treatment, chloroform anesthesia
and major operations.

CONTENTS

Aloes Ginger Special, non-hardening

Calomel Nux Vomica excipient

These boluses contain aloes, calomel, ginger and nux vomica combined with a
special excipient. Like Aloetic Bolus No. 1, they do not harden with age, and are
readily dissolved in the intestinal tract, hence immediately active.

Amvetsco Bolus No. 2 differs from No. 1 in that calomel is contained in No. 2.
Because of the presence of calomel in this bolus, a somewhat different effect attends
its administration from that which follows the use of Bolus No. 1. Action is more
prompt and in the majority of instances, more pronounced. The amount of calomel
contained in each bolus is sufficient to stimulate peristalsis of the small intestine and
also enhance the action of aloes on the posterior bowel. The combination of these two
basic purgative agents provides a synergistic effect, producing a more thorough evacua-
tion of intestinal content than is usually obtained from the average aloetic bolus.

Aloetic Boluses No. 2 are particularly indicated when purgation is necessary in
cases of chronic intestinal catarrh; torpidity of the liver, where icterus is evident, and
in all cases where a prompt, thorough, safe purgation is desirable.

DIRECTIONS — As with Aloetic Bolus No. 1, the average dose is one bolus. Care
should be exercised in administering this bolus to small animals suffering from pneu-
monic disturbances or influenza, because of the remote possibility of superpurgation.

PRICE

In boxes of 12 boluses, per box $ 1.10

Per dozen boxes (144 boluses) 11.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMODINE.

(Soluble Iodine)

A freely soluble non-irrita-
ting preparation of elemen-
tary iodine for external, in-
ternal, hypodermic and intra-
venous use.

Indications are influenza, pneu-
monia, pyemia, septicemia, actino-
mycosis, glandular enlargements,
periodic ophthalmia, etc.

Amodine may be used in any
case where tincture of iodine or
potassium iodide is employed.

It is superior to potassium iodide. Being soluble in water, Amodine is conven-
iently given in cases of actinomycosis, mammitis, or in any condition where the internal
administration of iodine is indicated.

It does not coagulate albumen, and yet it is markedly bactericidal in action. This
makes it an ideal wound lotion in every respect. In such cases it is applied liberally
to the wound surface and covered with gauze and cotton.

In sprains, pharyngitis and in acute infectious inflammation before suppuration
has begun, Amodine should be applied locally and covered with a heavy layer of cotton.
The cotton is kept in position by means of bandages in the usual way and subsequent
applications are made at twelve-hour intervals. In the incipient stages of mastitis a
decidedly beneficial action results from the use of Amodine locally, together with the
internal administration of formalin, in doses of from one-half to one ounce daily.

Horses may bo given from one to two drams intravenously, dissolved in one quart
of sterile water or normal saline solution. When administered by the mouth, Amodine
is to be dissolved in about ten parts of water and given with a dose syringe. One
dram may be given three times daily. Where large doses are desirable, as in
actinomycosis, two to four drams may be given at a dose until symptoms of iodism
appear. It should then be discontinued for five or six days and a second course given.

In canine distemper, Amodine has given good results when administered in from
two to five minim doses, three times daily. In such cases, each dose of Amodine is
dissolved in one dram of water and no other medication is given except the alcoholic
stimulants that are combined with nutritive elixirs (extracts of barley, etc.). These
nutritive extracts may be given from two to four times daily, but dispensed with as
Soon as patients are able to eat.

This preparation will be found in every way superior to either tincture of iodine
or potassium iodide.

PRICE

In one-quarter pound bottles, each $ 1.00

In one pound bottles, each 3.00

In five pound bottles, each 12.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVESICANT

A vegetable blistering agent of unsurpassed value.

Indicated in spavin, ringbone, enlarged tendons, sprains of tendons
and tendinitis, and all conditions where a sharp counter-irritant is needful.

CONTENTS

Oil of Turpentine Cantharadin Croton Oil

Camphor Petrolatum Methyl-Salicylate

Chloroform Euphorbium Lanolin

Amvesicant is of decided value to the veterinarian who desires an active vesicant
that can be depended upon to blister following application, without much rubbing.

This vesicant is a well proportioned preparation, especially indicated in conditions
characterized by swelling and rheumatoid symptoms, bursitis and spavin, and also in
promoting resorption of inflammatory deposits. Its many good qualities make it a
desirable vesicant for the treatment of deep seated chronic inflammatory conditions.

We recommend this preparation as especially effective in encouraging closure of
puncture wounds that invade synovial cavities, whenever prompt closure is desirable.
In such cases, a moderate amount of vigorous friction in applying the vesicant im-
mediately around the wound, is sufficient to stimulate marked hyperemia and swelling
of the parts and prompt resolution follows.

In exostoses such as spavin and ringbone, it has proved most effective, complete
resolution occurring when treatment is begun early. Aided by complete rest, appli-
cations of Amvesicant are productive of gratifying results in synovitis and strains of
tendons and ligaments.

Supplied in pound jars, in cartons of one dozen jars, with blank label, and in col-
lapsible tubes.

PRICE

Per dozen tubes $1.75

Per dozen ounce jars 1.50

Per pound „ , 1.25

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

AMVETSOL HEALING OINTMENT

An unexcelled vulnerary. An Ointment of very wide application.

For the treatment of scratches, galls, burns, cuts, excoriations, simple ulcers, and
all inflammatory skin affections.

CONTENTS

Ichthvol
Phenol
Zinc Oxide

Lead Oxide
Alum
Special Base

Sufficient fat of organic origin is contained in the base of the ointment to supply
local nutriment. This is invaluable to stimulate prompt resolution in wounds that
otherwise heal slowly.

It is a soothing and efficacious remedy in treating cracked teats, simple mastitis,
all abrasions of the teats and udder, and is an ideal ointment in all surface lesions or
wherever inflammation is present. It is an invaluable treatment for barbed wire
cuts and other wounds, abrasions, excoriations and all inflammatory skin affections.

In using this ointment the surface to be anointed must be clean and free from all
foreign or irritating material. The ointment is then applied and by gentle massage
the exposed area is covered. All excess should then be removed by wiping with ab-
sorbent cotton. Where an excess of any unctuous material is allowed to remain in con-
tact with inflamed tissues, the dirt and grit which becomes incorporated with the
greasy surface acts as an irritant to the tissues, thereby defeating in a measure the
object sought.

PRICE

In pound cans, each $ .75

In 5 pound cans, each 3.50

In one dozen pound cans 8.00

Write for prices on 4 and 8-oz. containers with special label.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ANTHELMINTIC FOR SWINE

(Capsules)

A worm remover of the first order for hogs.
The one indication for this remedy is intestinal parasites of swine.
Not only is it worth while to treat the badly infested individuals in a
herd — those showing unthriftiness and a stunted growth from parasitism
— but usually other members of the herd will be improved in growth and
fattening qualities and still more in disease resisting ability by freeing
them from intestinal worms.

CONTENTS: Santonin Calomel Aloin

Anthelmintic Capsules for Swine are a combination of equal parts of santonin,
calomel and aloin in pink-tinted, hermetically sealed, gelatin capsules. They are
easily administered by means of a special balling gun. To minimize handling, the
capsule may be administered when swine are given anti-hog-cholera serum.

Because of the manner in which swine are usually kept and fed, intestinal ver-
minous infestation is common, and frequently exists in a degree to interfere markedly
with nutrition. In fact, this is so well known by hog raisers that they consider it of
great economic importance to keep their herds free from intestinal parasites.

Best results are obtained when swine are kept away from feed for twelve hours
before the capsules are given. Feed and water should be withheld for four or five
hours following this treatment. In extreme cases of infestation we recommend the
administration of our Anthelmintic Tonic for Swine. This may be begun a week or
ten days after the capsules have been administered, given in the tonic dose and con-
tinued for a period of ten rays to two weeks. (See page 27.)

The Anthelmintic Capsules are decidedly parasiticide, but no anthelmintic is
capable of destroying ova. For this reason, then, our Anthelmintic Powder for Swine
given for a time (and this begun as suggasted a week or ten days after administra-
tion of capsules) serves to destroy larvae as they hatch.

Anthelmintic Capsules for Swine are marketed in containers of 25, 600 and 1,000.

PRICE

In boxes of 25 capsules, per box ■. _ „ $ 1.50

Per package of 4 boxes (100 capsules) . 5.00

In quantities of 500 (boxes of 25 capsules each) 20.00

In quantities of 1000 (boxes of 25 capsules each) 38.00

Balling gun for administering capsules 1.75

On orders of 500 and 1000 capsules, special labels will be supplied if desired, with-
out additional cost.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY MO.

R 23— ANTHELMINTIC TONIC FOR SWINE

A most generally useful tonic and vermifuge for swine.

Indicated in general unthriftiness due to intestinal parasites and in all cases
where a tonic and alterative agent is desirable.

CONTENTS

• Anise Seed Licorice Root

Charcoal Iron Sulphate

Ginger Sodium Sulphate

Quassia Sodium Chloride

Areca Nut Sodium Bicarbonate
A valuable preparation as a corrective, when given after the administration of
hog cholera serum. Particularly beneficial in apparently healthy growing pigs at
regular intervals to expel worms, which are often present in the alimentary tract in
sufficient numbers to tax the economy materially. Especially necessary to stimulate
profitable results when given to brood sows that are suckling pigs. Requires no
preliminary purging.

Following the administration of Anthelmintic Capsules, R 23 is s. dependable
agent for the prevention of reinfestation with worms and at the same time to stimu-
late the appetite and enhance thriftiness. It is the least expensive anthelmintic pow-
der for swine that is on the market, when dosage and results are considered.

PRICE

Per 1 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons $ 3.00

Per 3 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 9.00

Per % Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 16.00

Per 1 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 30.00

Per Single 5-lb. Cartons 90

Per 20 5-lb. Cartons 12.50

Per 25-lb. Drums 3.75

Per 50-lb. Drums 6.85

Per 100-lb. Drums 12.25

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

ANTI-ACTINOMYCOSIS

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The best preparation ever
offered the profession for the
treatment of actinomycosis or
lumpy jaw.

The solution penetrates the most
remotely affected tissues and de-
stroys absolutely the actinomycotic
fungus. This is accomplished with-
out extensive destruction of tissue.

CONTENTS

Lead Salts
Sulphuric Acid

Oil of Turpentine
Nitric Acid

The sloughing and blemishing that attends the use of the various caustic agents
that are commonly employed for the treatment of "lumpy jaw" is avoided when Anti-
Actinomycosis is used.

Anti-Actinomycosis has been successfully employed by practicing veterinarians
for several years and we have many reports lauding its satisfactory action.

To obtain the best results from the use of this preparation, the abscess should
first be opened by making an incision and allowing the purulent contents to escape,
after which the cavity should be thoroughly irrigated with a two per cent solution
of Antiseptine or Liquor Cresolis Compositus.

Apply Anti-Actinomycosis by the use of a cotton pledget and long dressing for-
ceps, swabbing as much of the area as is possible. Then pack with cotton saturated
with the liquid. One application is usually sufficient, but if necessary, the treatment
may be repeated in ten days.

PRICE

In 4-ounce bottles, each $ .75

In 8-ounce bottles, each 1.25

In pound bottles, each 2.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ANTI-EXOSTOSIS

(Liquid Vesicant)

A treatment for bony
enlargements, that does
not require that the
animal be rested.

For inflammation occurring
in the periosteum, and its re-
sulting pain and exostosis.
For the treatment of bony
growths, such as spavin, ring-
bone and splints.

CONTENTS

Mercury Salts
Lead Salts
Cantharides

Anti-Exostosis, as the name implies, is for the treatment of abnormal outgrowths
of bone. With most preparations of this kind complete rest is required, but with
the use of Anti-Exostosis this is not necessary. Lameness is often relieved in a few
days, when due to periostitis or other resultant condition.

Anti-Exostosis is particularly valuable in the treatment of inflammations of the
extremities wherein subjects are intractable, making handling difficult. In such
cases, continued beneficial effects, that are derived from pressure exerted upon the
parts by the eschar, are equivalent to the best results derived from the repeated ap-
plications of preparations of a different nature.

In applying Anti-Exostosis the hair must be clipped and the part to be treated
should be thoroughly cleansed. The animal must be controlled by tying up the head
to prevent biting at the blistered area, and the tail should be properly confined if the
affected part is within its reach.

In 2-ounce bottles, each
Cone for applying

PRICE

$1.25

.. .15

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ANTI-FLATUS CAPSULES

An effective preven-
tive of fermentation in
the intestinal tract of
the horse.

Anti-ferment,
anodyne, anti-spasmodic
stimulant.

CONTENTS

Oleum Eucalyptus

Oleum Cajeput

Pulv. Zingiberis

Antiseptine

Oleum Mentha Piperitae

Modern methods of handling cases of indigestion in horses have resulted in a
large use of gastric and intestinal antiseptics, for the prevention of gas formation.
Rational measures for the treatment of indigestion attended with fermentation include
means for the prevention of gas formation as the chief consideration. This has sup-
planted the use of large doses of anodynes that simply mask symptoms by affording
the subjects temporary relief from pain. Anodynes may well be used with Anti-
Flatus Capsules, but there are comparatively few cases where this is necessary if
fermentation has been checked. The principal object to be attained in the majority of
cases of indigestion of horses is to check fermentation.

Anti-Flatus Capsules represent a preparation in concentrated form that is de-
cidedly anti-enzymotic, anodyne and anti-spasmodic. The carminative action of gin-
ger, peppermint and cajeput promotes expulsion of gases without provoking irrita-
tion. Moreover, these capsules do not interfere with the action of digestive ferments.
Because of their dependability of action, convenience of administration and general
practicability, Anti-Flatus Capsules have won favor with the majority of the prac-
ticing veterinarians of this country.

Anti-Flatus Capsules may be supplied in soluble, elastic form if desired, con-
taining oils of camphor, eucalyptus and cajeput, at the same price as the regular
capsules.

PRICE

In boxes of 12 capsules

Per dozen boxes (141 capguleg)

..$ 1J0O

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

R 1410— ANTISEPTIC DRESSING POWDER

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A superior dry dressing for wounds.

For the treatment of indolent wounds that assume an ulcer-like
appearance or manifest malignant tendencies.

CONTENTS

Bichloride of Mercury Zinz Sulphate

1-2500 Boric Acid

A characteristic feature of this compound is its stability — it remains a powder
and can be easily shaken out of the container.

Wound secretions are not coagulated to form a dense eschar-like coating as is
the case where cheap preparations containing lime are used. This combination of
boric acid with the salts of zinc and mercury constitutes a preparation that is most
desirable as a dry dressing for wounds. It is not too astringent to retard granula-
tion, yet it is astringent enough to prevent exuberant granulation, and also, decidedly
antiseptic without being irritant and toxic.

For the treatment of indolent wounds that assume an ulcer-like appearance or
manifest malignant tendencies, this powder is second to none for controlling granula-
tion. Exuberant granulation is checked without interfering with reproduction of tissue
cells around the margins of such wounds.

In cases of this kind we recommend that Amvetsol Healing Ointment be applied
to the margins of wounds daily, after tumors have been removed surgically and the
central granulating part may be controlled by means of frequent applications of Anti-
septic Dressing Powder with most excellent results.

This preparation is non-irritating, somewhat anesthetic and free from disagree-
able odor. It may be used with impunity upon wounds of dogs and cats as well as
in the large animals.

Supplied in 6-ounce sprinkler-top cans, with blank label for directions and the
doctor's name. In gross or half-gross lots we will furnish the powder with your
special label.

PRICE

Per Box 1 Dozen 6-oz. Cans $ 2.00

Per 3 Dozen 6-oz. Cans w/sp label 6.00

Per x k Gross 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 11.00

Per 1 Gross 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 20.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY. MO.

ANTISEPTINE

(New Formula.)

Perfectly soluble in wa-
ter, agreeable odor. Four
times the bactericidal
power of carbolic acid.

Germicidal, antiseptic, de-
odorant. Contains Cresylic
Acid (50 per cent).

Antiseptine is one of the most
powerful germicides on the mar-
ket today. It is a reddish brown
liquid, having an agreeable odor,
and forms a perfect solution in any
dilution with water. Considering
its bactericidal power, which is
four times that of phenol, at $3.00
the gallon, it is the most inexpen-
sive germicidal solution on the
market.

This improved preparation, Antiseptine, is far superior to ordinary cresol prepara-
tions for use in surgical and obstetrical practice, in sterilizing instruments, dressings
and cleansing the field of operation. It surpasses phenol as a destroyer of micro-
organisms and it is less caustic. It is also a parasiticide.

For the treatment of wounds and as an external application, a one to two per cent
solution should be employed.

For sterilizing instruments a three to five per cent solution is used, and as this
solution is transparent the instruments may readily be seen. Being non-corrosive, the
plating of instruments is not injured by the Antiseptine even when undiluted.

For vaginal douches use one-tenth to one-fifth of one per cent solutions. As a
disinfectant use a two per cent solution.

A two per cent solution of Antiseptine in warm or almost hot water serves ad-
mirably for disinfecting contaminated wounds of various kinds. Particularly good
results are derived from the use of such solutions in cleansing lacerated wounds from
which exuberant granulations spring, owing to bacterial activity. In many cases
where profuse granulation and contamination occasions pruritus, wounds are con-
stantly irritated and kept in a bleeding condition by patients so that healing is very
much retarded. uid when completed an excessive amount of cicatricial tissue has
formed. One single application of a two per cent solution of Antiseptine applied by
irrigation and assisted by swabbing with pledgets of cotton will serve to control such
conditions perfectly.

For making solutions pour the Antiseptine into container, then gradually add
water; stir constantly and a perfect solution will be obtained.

PRICE

In pint bottles, each $ .45

In gallon bottles, each 3.00

In 5-gallon cans 13.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO ARSENICAL PASTE

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ARSENICAL PASTE

*««ICA(I VETtKINW SjHiPLlT CO.

An efficacious wart and exuberant granulation remover.

Indications for Amvetsco Arsenical paste are multiple papillomata
(warts) such as occur about the mouth, nostrils, face, perineal region and
mammae in cattle. It is likewise beneficial in the treatment of bursatti
(summer sores) in horses and to inhibit the growth of similar conditions
affecting jacks.

CONTENTS

Arsenic Sulphide and Arsenic Trioxide incorporated in a special base
that makes for ease of application and insures good effect.

In cases seen in cattle where myriads of warts are located on the skin adjacent
to orifices and extending to the sides of the neck and parts of the trunk, Amvetsco
Arsenical Paste should be applied sparingly. In such cases an amount of the paste
may be applied by means of a felt cone or swab of gauze sufficient to moisten the
surface of the warts and no more. Full physiological doses of Fowler's Solution of
Arsenic administered once daily for a period of a week or ten days constitutes a
helpful adjuvant treatment in bad cases.

Directions for use of this paste are printed on the label of each container,
apply to its general use and should be carefully observed.

These

PRICE
In 1-pound cans, each . — _ - • .85

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

BiSMODlNE

BISMODINE

An iodized bismuth paste that remains at
the proper consistency after being introduced
into the tissues, to permit liberation of iodine
and phenol in the best manner for promoting
germ destruction without tissue injury.

CONTENTS.

Bismuth subnitrate Phenol

Iodine Special hardening base

In many fistulous tracts such as in some fistulae of the withers, quittor and
tracts involving other parts, after thorough disinfection of such sinuses it is prefer-
able to introduce Bismodine rather than to employ other methods of treatment.

The best example of an indication for such treatment is to be observed in subacute
or chronic cases of quittor when the introduction of Bismodine twice weekly for a
time, with proper shoeing, will be succeeded by recovery.

When employed in fistulous tracts it should be heated until its consistency becomes
liquid and then allowed to gravitate into the depths of fistulae, or it may be injected
into the cavities with a dose syringe.

Bismodine is not indicated in fistulae during the acute inflammatory stage or
when profuse suppuration exists.

Put up in one pound cans.

PRICE

Per can $1.25

We suggest the use of our Polyvalent Bacterin in conjunction with Bismodine.
time and with proper shoeing, will be succeeded by recovery.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

^ 1403— BOVINE PURGATIVE COMPOUND

3 -3 p^"

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An effective purgative for cattle.

Indicated in impaction where auto-intoxication exists; also in febrile
disturbances and certain dropsical conditions.

CONTENTS

Phenolphthalein Gamboge
Capsicum Magnesium Sulphate

Aromatics Ginger

Nux Vomica

Veterinarians generally have learned that despite the frequent necessity for pro-
ducing purgation in these digestive disturbances, there are comparatively few cases
wherein "salts" are indicated. Experience has taught that the administration of large
doses of sodium or magnesium sulphate often defeats the purpose sought; instead of
producing purgation, too often there follows nausea, complete cessation of rumination
(even where rumination was not entirely in abeyance), enteritis, and eventually, grave
complications. These untoward results are in part obviated because this purgative
contains no sodium sulphate and the irritant and depressant effects of sodium are thus
avoided.

Bovine Purgative Compound represents virtues of several ingredients that have
proved very efficacious as purgatives for cattle. This preparation is particularly in-
dicated in cases of impaction where auto-intoxication exists; likewise in febrile dis-
turbances and in certain dropsical conditions, 1J 1403 is an agent that will certainly
produce purgation without provoking untoward disturbances. Each carton contains a
purgative dose. If given in lesser amount — in broken doses — this compound is a valu-
able hepatic stimulant.

Supplied in pound cartons with blank label for directions and doctor's name.
Full directions for the veterinarian are contained on the outside of each package of
one dozen containers. When ordered in not less than half-gross lots we will furnish
each pound carton with your special label.

PRICE

Per Dozen 1-lb. Cartons $ 3.00

Per 3 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label - 9.00

Per Vz Gross 1-lb. Cans, w/sp label 16.00

Per 1 Gross 1-lb. Cans, w/sp label , 30.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

CHLOROCAMPH ANODYNE

An anti-spasmodic, anti-fermentative, carminative, non-constipating
anodyne.

CONTENTS

Chloral Hydrate Oil of Peppermint
Camphor Oil of Sassafras

Chloroform Oil of Eucalyptus

Chlorocamph Anodyne is an ideal agent to be given in cases of indigestion in
horses, that are attended with violent pain. It in nowise interferes with the effects
of purgatives or agents given to stimulate peristalsis.

A consideration of the formula of this preparation indicates that the anti-spasmodic
action of chloral hydrate and the local effects of chloroform and camphor, which do
not differ widely from those of chloral hydrate, tend to make this an ideal anodyne
agent.

Oil of eucalyptus, while being stomachic and somewhat anodyne in action, is de-
cidedly beneficial in this combination to control fermentation. A somewhat similar
carminative action of peppermint and sassafras lends itself admirably in combination
with the action of the several aforementioned ingredients, to produce a preparation
that is an effective anti-spasmodic, anti-fermentative, carminative, non-constipating
anodyne.

Chlorocamph Anodyne contains volatile agents in sufficient proportion, so that
rapid dissemination throughout the intestinal tract is insured. Very prompt relief
results, succeeding the administration of this preparation where indicated.

PRICE

In 1-pint bottles, each $1.25

In 1-gallon bottles, each g,00

One dozen 8-ounce bottles 6.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

COMPOUND CONCENTRATED SOLUTION OF ARSENIC

TRIOXIDE

A general tonic, hem-
atinic, nutritive and stim-
ulant.

Indicated in the treatment
of subacute and chronic in-
digestion and malnutrition.

Two fluid ounces make sixteen ounces of a one per cent solution of Arsenic
Trioxide equivalent medicinally to Fowler's Solution, with compound spirits of lavender
omitted and coloring matter added.

Arsenic has proved to be one of the reliable inorganic agents employed by veteri-
narians in the treatment of several organic ailments of the subacute and chronic types.
It may be administered with profit in the following conditions:

1. Diseases of the blood and of organs associated with hemogenesis, as
anemia, leukemia and kindred diseases.

2. Diseases affecting bones and joints such as rachitis and osteomalacia.

3. Nervous disturbances of the nature of chorea.

4. Non-parasitic skin affections of which persistent eczema and warts are
types.

5. Debility associated with malnutrition.

6. Respiratory maladies, as heaves.

PRICE

In pint bottles, each ..
In gallon bottles, each

$ .65

4.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO CONJUNCTIVITIS TABLETS

Indispensable for the ex-
temporaneous preparation
of collyria of definite
strength and action.

Indicated in the treatment
of traumatisms, infections
and other ailments of the
eyes.

Amvetsco Conjunctivitis Tablets are prepared especially for the veterinarian's
emergency bag. They constitute a very practical and convenient form for preparing
a collyrium for giving emergency attention in cases of injuries to the eyes. They are
likewise suitable for making solutions for the treatment of conjunctivitis, either sim-
ple or infectious.

By dissolving these tablets in sterile water, a collyrium may be prepared quickly,

that is of definite strength, combining efficacy and safety — essential considerations in
treatment of the eyes.

PRICE

Formula A. Containing Zinc Phenolsulphonate and Boric Acid. Dissolve two
tablets in each ounce of water and apply freely.

In bottles of 100 tablets, each _ $ .15

In bottles of 500 tablets, each &0

In bottles of 1,000 tablets, each 1.15

Formula B. Containing Zinc Sulphate, Salicylic Acid, Boric Acid and Methylene
Blue. Dissolve one tablet in one ounce of distilled water and apply freely.

PRICE

In tubes of 12 tablets, each $ .25

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSGO COUGH SYRUP.

(Non-Narcotic)

A soothing cough
syrup that exerts an
antiseptic effect upon
the pharyngeal mucous
membranes without
causing irritation.

For general use in large
and small animal practice.

CONTENTS.

Chloroform

Creosote

Menthol

Sanguinaria

Ammonium Chloride

Eucalyptus

Stramonium

This preparation is all that could be desired as a remedy to promote disinfection
of the mucosa of the pharynx and to stimulate healthful secretions in all cases of
Pharyngitis, or Laryngitis such as accompany strangles or as occur in complicated
cases of Influenza.

It is an agent that will hasten recovery in pharyngitis, laryngitis and similar
disturbances because the nature of its component parts when combined is soothing yet
sufficiently antiseptic to encourage prompt resolution. It is not merely a "cough
medicine" calculated to suppress cough without tending to relieve the cause, but a
cough syrup that will promote recovery.

The good effect of creosote as an antiseptic agent when it comes in contact with
membranes that are infected and inflamed is well recognized by all practicing veter-
inarians. It is likewise a good agent in infectious inflammations of respiratory
organs because it is eliminated chiefly by the lungs.

Eucalyptus is likewise a desirable drug in this compound, especially because it is
properly combined with creosote and a suitable vehicle.

The good effects of this combination of creosote and eucalyptus are greatly
enhanced by ammonium chloride. The other ingredients which go to make up
Amvetsco Cough Syrup serve well in making this preparation efficacious, palatable and
inexpensive.

PRICE.

Per pint bottles, each $0.70

Per gallon bottles, each 4.90

See also Equine Cough Syrup on page 52.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

CREODINE.

An antiseptic agent for injection into indolent tracts that are not
readily stimulated to resolution by ordinary means of treatment.

This product is a combination of creosote and iodine. Iodine, as we all know,
has been recognized as an antiseptic of great value because of its ability to pene-
trate the tissues and destroy germs with great rapidity. It has been proved that 3^4%
of iodine will kill the most obstinate germs.

We believe that this preparation is one of the most valuable iodine products on
the market. Because of the fact that many wounds are actually "treated to death"
by the application of various antiseptic preparations, in some instances nature's part
in reconstruction does not occur. In many of these cases, after cauterization of
indolent parts where accessible, the local application of Creodine two or three times
daily, stimulates prompt recovery.

Creodine may be employed satisfactorily in cases of fistulous withers after
drainage has been established surgically. As a wound dressing following the radical
operation for poll evil, it is valuable.

The properties of Creodine are the same as those of iodine itself, and there-
fore may be used with impunity wherever iodine is indicated.

Perhaps the most pleasing results that attend the use of Creodine are due to
the fact that it stimulates resolution without provoking exuberant granulation of
tissue. It supplies local nutriment in cases where this is needful, and irritating
eschars do not form upon wounds treated with applications of Creodine.

Creosote is included in this combination because of its anesthetic properties.

PRICE.

Per 4-ounce special glass stoppered bottle $1.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

R 1401— DIGESTIVE TONIC

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A Tonic for horses.

Indicated in digestive disorders of the horse, caused by improper or
irregular feeding or sudden change in the kind of feed, which usually re-
sults in indigestion, mal-assimilation and general unthriftiness.

CONTENTS

Gentian Sodium Bicarbonate

Calamus Artificial Carlsbad

Aromatics Salts

Nux Vomica

Gentian is a stomachic; it promotes digestion by stimulation of the gustatory
nerves, increases salivary and gastric secretions and excites gastric and intestinal
peristalsis to a slight extent.

Calamus, a mild aromatic bitter, is useful in anorexia and indigestion associated
with mild forms of flatulence. Nux vomica, a bitter tonic, stimulates peristalsis and
hinders fermentation. Sodium bicarbonate neutralizes the acid product of indiges-
tion and fermentation and is useful in catarrh of the gastro-intestinal tract. Artificial
Carlsbad salts is laxative in action.

Digestive disorders are common among horses, usually due to one or more of the
following causes: Improper feeding as to quantity and quality; irregular feeding;
sudden changes in kind of feed, etc. A natural consequence of any of these faults
will be indigestion, mal-assimilation, staring coat of hair and general unthriftiness.

5 1401 is put up in one-pound cartons ready to dispense, with blank label for
directions and doctor's name. When the label bears the veterinarian's own name and
address, the package takes on an additional point of usefulness and the practitioner
gets the benefit of all refills. The cost to you is only 23c per pound can, and on
orders of one-half gross or more we will supply each carton with your special label.

PRICE

Per 1 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons $ 2.75

Per 3 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 7.25

Per V 2 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 14.75

Per 1 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 27.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

DIURETIC ELIXIR

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Diuretic Elixir is a
promptly acting, non-irri-
tating antiseptic sedative
and diuretic, convenient
for medication in cases
demanding immediate ac-
tion.

Indicated in urinary reten-
tion, subacute or chronic pye-
litis, cystitis and catarrh of
the bladder, etc.

CONTENTS

Hexamethylenamine Uva Ursi
Potassium Nitrate Pilocarpus

It increases the flow of urine, stimulates the mucosa of the entire genito-urinary
tract, dissolves uric acid and allied products, hastening their elimination, and retards
bacterial invasion.

The active medicinal substances in the combination touch every part and function
of the urinary tract. Hexamethylenamine, by forming formalin, disinfects and stimu-
lates the mucosa from kidney tubule to urethra; pilocarpus stimulates the flow of
urine and gives tone to the musculature; uva ursi through its active principle, arbutin,
renders germ life inactive and stimulates the epithelial lining of the urinary tubes;
potassium nitrate, by its effect upon the epithelium of the glomeruli, augments the
excretion of urine and increases the elimination of solids.

Diuretic Elixir is administered with beneficial effects in cystitis, pyelitis, urinary
retention, hyper-alkalinity of urine and chronic and catarrhal inflammation of urinary
mucosae; it is serviceable also in renal congestion and irritation.

The dose is one fluid ounce repeated in one-half hour, then three times daily. The
action is increased in rapidity and effectiveness if large quantities of water are taken.
The dose for colts is one-half ounce and for large dogs, two drams.

PRICE

In gallon bottles, each..
In pint bottles, each

$5.25
.. .75

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

R 1412— DIURETIC POWDER

A promptly acting diuretic.
For urinary disorders of horses.

CONTENTS

Hexamethylenamine
Uva Ursi
Juniper

Sodium Nitrate

Sodium Bicarbonate

In this powder there is incorporated those drugs of known value in a form con-
venient for administration by the practitioner's clients. The volatile oil contained in
juniper, being eliminated unchanged in the urine, insures mild stimulation and disin-
fection of the entire urinary channel. The sodium bicarbonate, by increasing alka-
linity of kidney excretions, aids in the relief of catarrhal conditions, especially those
of a chronic type.

Prescription of 5 1412 is indicated in all cases calling for a diuretic, as for
instance, the pseudo-strangury so frequently encountered in aged animals, especially
mules.

It is supplied in pound cartons with blank label for directions and doctor's name.
Full directions regarding use of 3J 1412 are printed on the container of each dozen
cartons.

We will furnish your special label on each carton if ordered in half gross or larger

lots.

PRICE

Per 1 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons $ 3.00

Per 3 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 9.00

Per V 2 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 16.00

Per 1 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 30.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ELIXIR ANTI-PHARYNGITIS

ELIXIR

§TI-PHARYNCIfg

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An ideal combination,
palatable, effective and
generally adaptable.

Indicated in pharyngitis,
laryngitis and coughs, stran-
gles and some forms of in-
fluenza.

CONTENTS

Phenol
Glycerine
Oil of Pine
Eucalyptol

Methyl Salicylate

A Suitable Menstruum

The antiseptic effects of Elixir Anti-Pharyngitis are noticeably active without
irritation of the mucous membranes of the mouth and throat.

Sufficient phenol is contained to produce an anesthetic effect and the combina-
tion of ingredients which form Elixir Anti-Pharyngitis constitutes a very desirable
cough remedy.

This preparation is indicated in pharyngitis, laryngitis and coughs resulting from
direct affection of the region of the pharynx. It stimulates prompt resolution when
given to subjects suffering from strangles and those forms of influenza attended by
copious mucopurulent nasal discharges.

The best mode of administering Elixir Anti-Pharyngitis is by depositing it upon
the back of the horse's tongue with an ordinary dose syringe.

Dose for the average horse is from one to two ounces every three or four hours
as required to allay cough and irritation.

PRICE

In pint bottles, each _ $1.00

In gallon bottles, each 7_qq

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

ELIXIR IRON, QUININE, STRYCHNINE AND ARSENIC

General tonic, hematinic, nutritive and stimulant — par excellence.

Indicated in anemia, subacute and chronic indigestion and malnutri-
tion, convalescence, general unthriftiness.

CONTENTS

Soluble Iron Phosphate Quinine Phosphate
Strychnine Phosphate Arsenous Acid

The hematinic properties of iron are known universally. The increase in the
number of red corpuscles and oxygen carrying capacity of the blood following the
administration of iron has been proclaimed by many writers on therapeutics.
Quinine, likewise, is a well known remedy. Its value as a stomachic is great. Strych-
nine is recognized as the best nerve stimulant, and arsenic as an alterative has been
considered favorably for many years. In a word, this combination of iron, quinine,
strychnine and arsenic constitutes the best general tonic preparation available.

This preparation is particularly indicated as a general tonic in horses that have
suffered from debilitating diseases, such as distemper and influenza, or from un-
thriftiness brought about by dental disturbances, or innutritious or insufficent food.
In such cases it is given three times daily; when so given it acts as an appetizer
as well as a tonic directly.

PRICE

In pint bottles, each $ 1.10

In gallon bottles, each 8.10

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ELIXIR PURGANS

For use either as a
laxative or purgative
where a liquid is pref-
erable to a bolus. It
gives satisfactory re-
sults in horses, cattle,
sheep and swine.

CONTENTS

Aloes Podophyllum

Colocynth Aromatics
Saline Drastic

A prompt, safe, ef-
ficient, thoroughly re-
liable evacuant.

Aloes, for years, has been the standard purgative for the horse. It stimulates
peristalsis of the large intestine. Podophyllum is particularly indicated as a chola-
gogue purgative. It directly increases the secretion of bile and produces copious
watery discharges. Colocynth greatly increases the secretions; slightly, the flow of
bile, and to some degree stimulates peristalsis.

Elixir Purgans acts without pain in from four to six hours, leaving less tendency
to sluggishness of the bowels as an after-effect than most other purgatives. It has
been used with marked success by hundreds of veterinarians during the past three
years. While it is intended principally for horses, it gives good results when admin-
istered to cattle, sheep and swine. It is particularly convenient for use in young
animals, as the dose may be readily graduated to suit the patient.

Elixir Purgans is a pleasant, highly aromatized preparation that affects every
portion of the intestinal canal, increases the biliary secretions and thoroughly sweeps
out the intestinal contents. It is especially adaptable for those who prefer to admin-
ister a liquid rather than a bolus and it is similar in content to our Equine Purgative
Capsule. May be used either as a laxative or a purgative.

PRICE

In pint bottles, each _ _ _ $1.25

In gallon bottles, each 8.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

R 1405— EMPHYSEMA POWDER

(ANTI-HEAVES POWDER)

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An unsurpassed remedy for the treatment of "heaves."

Indicated in cases of "broken wind," "short wind," "heaves" and re-
cent cases of pulmonary emphysema due to indigestion, moldy feed, over-
exertion or mild cases of overheating.

CONTENTS

Pulverized Gentian Pulverized Stramonium

Aromatics Arsenic Trioxide

Pulverized Anise Seed Copper Sulphate

In this combination we have a remedy that cannot be surpassed for the treatment
of pulmonary emphysema. In nearly every case of emphysema of the horse, the
animal suffers from indigestion; this is corrected when the subject is regularly medi-
cated with this preparation according to directions.

Arsenic trioxide improves the appetite and increases the secreticns of the stomach
and small intestines. Copper sulphate is a tonic remedy in anemia and nervous
conditions and has a specific and favorable action on the mucous membranes of the
respiratory tract. Anise seed is aromatic and carminative. Stramonium is indicated
in spasmodic affections and does not check peristalsis. Gentian is a stomachic and
bitter tonic and is useful in intestinal catarrh.

In all cases of emphysema the animals should be fed regularly and in moderate
amounts. Dusty hay and grain must be prohibited; only the best of food should be
given and the subject should have water in small quantities at frequent intervals.

Give water regularly and avoid feeding bulky food. It requires about ten days
to effect noticeable improvement.

Supplied in pound cartons with blank label for directions and dcctor's name.
Full directions on the outside of each one-dozen package. We will furnish your
special label on each carton if ordered in haif-gross lots or more.

PRICE

Per 1 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons $ 3.50

Per 3 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 10.50

Per % Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label - 18.50

Per 1 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 35.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

EMUNCTOTONE

Makes the perfect emulsion.

Indicated in the treatment of pharyngitis,
laryngitis, bronchitis, pneumonia, influenza
and distemper or strangles of horses.

CONTENTS

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Oil of Eucalyptus
Beechwood Creosote
Oil of Pine
Oil of Turpentine

Camphor
Nux Vomica
Emulsifying Agents

This preparation, as the name implies, tends to
disinfect and influence healthful reconstruction of
diseased mucous membranes of the emunctories.
Emunctotone is a new preparation in the sense that
the several ingredients have been combined in such
manner that a compatible combination results. The
combination is compatible physiologically, chem-
ically and physically, both in the original container
and when diluted with water, so that no precipita-
tion results; neither does oil come to the surface
when the aqueous solution is allowed to stand for
several days or even weeks.

The active ingredients contained in this preparation have long been employed in
aqueous mixtures, by practicing veterinarians, for the treatment of the several condi-
tions mentioned as being indications for the use of Emunctotone. In these many
instances, however, no particular attention has been given to the manner in which
the various constituent ingredients were combined with respect to physical and chemi-
cal compatibility. Consequently, the physiological action of Emunctotone is well known
because of long use of its active principles in veterinary practice.

Emunctotone is therefore indicated in the various diseases that particularly affect
parts which perform excretory functions. In pharyngitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, pneu-
monia, influenza and distemper or strangles of horses, it stimulates elimination
without causing irritation. It is also markedly beneficial in enteritis such as follows
diarrhoeic disturbances of young animals.

Emunctotone is beneficial in so many acute and subacute inflammatory conditions
that affect mucous membranes of animals that it has a wide field of usefulness.

Emunctotone is administered in from eight to sixteen parts of water and, in this
form, a perfect emulsion results, which is stimulative and effective as an antiseptic,
without causing nausea and inappetence or producing irritation of the membranes.

One to two ounces of the emulsion are given every three or four hours to the
horse. The dose is reduced in proportion to weight of the subject in young animals.

When administered for its beneficial effects in gastric and enteric disturbances,
it may be given undiluted, in capsules. From one to three one-ounce capsules may be
given three times daily in such cases in mature subjects.

PRICE

In one-pint bottles, each - - $ 1.50

In one-gallon bottles, each 10.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY MO.

R 1404— EQUINE ANTHELMINTIC

A vermicide that gives the results you want. For intestinal parasites
of horses.

CONTENTS

Copper Sulphate Anise

Sodium Chloride Wormseed

Areca Nut Iron Sulphate

Powdered Licorice

Worms in horses constitute a common cause of unthriftiness, consequently the
proper use of anthelmintics is attended with markedly beneficial effects in helmin-
thiasis.

IJ 1404 is an approved combination of effective anthelmintics, capable of exerting
its vermicidal action throughout the entire intestinal canal. A consideration of the
ingredients composing B 1404 will convince any veterinarian of the efficacy of this
compound.

Areca nut is an anthelmintic more commonly classed as a taeniacide, but capable
of killing round worms. Copper sulphate is used as a vermicide, thus adding to the
anthelmintic properties of the combination. Iron sulphate is an effective vermicide
and serves as a tonic in building up the depleted condition of the animal. Sodium
chloride aids in overcoming the catarrhal condition excited by the presence of worms,
which results in restoration of normal digestion. Licorice is demulcent and slightly
laxative, and adds to palatability. Anise seed is aromatic.

Before beginning treatment, one Equine Purgative Capsule should be admin-
istered and in some cases another may be given ten days later.

Put up in one-pound cartons ready to dispense, with blank label for directions and
doctor's name.

PRICE

Per 1 Dozen 1-lb Cartons $ 3.00

Per 3 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 9.00

Per % Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 16.00

Per 1 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label ...... 30.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO EQUINE COLIC REMEDY

For indigestion and colic in horses.

Indicated in attacks of colic arising from gastric or intestinal indiges-
tion accompanied by suspended peristalsis, intestinal stasis or flatulence,
either acute or chronic.

CONTENTS

Oil of Turpentine Sodium Thiosulphate

Nux Vomica Physostigmine

This combination of drugs is generally stimulative to the nerves and the respira-
tory centers, and indirectly the heart. Peristalsis is stimulated, intestinal secretions
are augumented and fermentation is inhibited by its use. It constitutes an ideal
emergency remedy in acute digestive disturbances of the horse and is likewise of
service in chronic indigestion.

Amvetsco Equine Colic Remedy constitutes a convenient and efficacious first-aid
treatment that may be dispensed by the veterinarian under his own label admin-
istered by clients according to his directions. It is possible in this way to have one's
clients administer one or more doses of Amvetsco Equine Colic Remedy at times when
it is impossible to give personal attention to patients immediately after having been
called. Thus calls usually may be "held" without jeopardy to the life of the patient.

PRICE

Per 8-oz. Bottle $ .75

Per 1 Dozen Bottles 7.50

Per 3 Dozen Bottes, w/sp label 22.50

Per % Gross Bottles, w/sp label 38.50

Per 1 Gross Bottles, w/sp label 75.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

EQUINE COUGH POWDER.

A reliable therapeutic agent for use in the successful treatment of
subacute and chronic bronchial and pulmonary inflammations.

CONTENTS.

Oil of Eucalyptus
Antimony and
Potassium Tartrate

Sanguinaria
Lobelia
Licorice Root

Combined with stomachics such as gentian root and laxatives such as sodium
sulphate.

The same dependable, stimulating, expectorative and antiseptic action that char-
acterizes the use of oil of eucalyptus when, it is given in solutions, occurs when this
Equine Cough Powder is administered.

Antimony and potassium tartrate increase the secretion of the bronchii, acting
as vigorous expectorants. Sanguinaria is adjuvant in this action.

Lobelia and stramonium exert a sedative action on the bronchial nerve endings,
thereby alleviating irritation, and cough diminishes.

The combination of these drugs with stomachic tonics and laxatives results in
a preparation that is not only directly remedial when given in bronchial and pul-
monary disturbances, but indirectly so by stimulating digestion and general tone.

Equine Cough Powder is easily administered — either as a powder in the feed
or as an electuary made with molasses.

It is indicated in the treatment of subacute and chronic coughs such as follow
complicated cases of influenza. It is also beneficial in pharyngitis and even in laryn-
gitis.

The dose is one tablespoonful three times daily in the feed, but preferably admin-
istered as an electuary, mixing it with syrup or molasses.

PRICE.

Per dozen one-pound cans $4.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

EQUINE COUGH SYRUP

With Ipecac and Opium

A valuable respiratory
sedative and expectorant.

Indicated in acute and
chronic laryngitis, bronchitis
and all pulmonary affections
associated with frequent
cough.

CONTENTS

Ammonium Chloride Syrup Ipecac

Syrup Squill Beechwood Creosote

Tinct. Opium Camphorated

Ammonium chloride excites the secretion of the bronchial mucous membrane and
renders it less viscid in inflammatory conditions.

Ipecac is strictly a stimulating expectorant so far as its action on the bronchial
mucous membrane is concerned.

Squill is indicated in bronchitis to stimulate and give tone to the bronchial
mucous membranes. The soothing effect of paregoric is well known and in this com-
bination its effects are desirable and noticeable.

Creosote is antiseptic, employed in inflammatory diseases of the respiratory
tract, and because of its elimination by way of the respiratory tract, is a valuable
agent as an ingredient in a cough syrup. Creosote is an agent that has been used
very successfully in infectious respiratory diseases. It is looked upon as being
markedly beneficial in certain forms of pulmonary tuberculosis.

This combination may be used instead of codeine, heroin, morphine and the bro-
mides as it does not suppress secretions, has no cumulative action such as follows the
use of the bromides; it produces no gastric disturbances and is without the unpleasant
after-effects of morphine and the opiates. It is a scientific combination which is free
from agents causing disturbing digestive effects and acts directly upon the respira-
tory centers, stimulating the force of inspiration and expiration. It does not affect
temperature or circulation except in a beneficial manner, and has been employed suc-
cessfully in acute and chronic coughs that have been irresponsive to all other medica-
ments.

Horse, 1 to 2 ounces.

Dog and cat, 1 to 2 drams.

PRICE

In pint bottles, each $ 1.00

In gallon bottles, each 5.75

See also Elixir Anti-Pharyngitis, Page 44.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

EQUINE PURGATIVE CAPSULES

A prompt and safe
purgative capsule for
horses.

A rapidly acting
drastic purge produc-
ing bowel evacuation
without superpurga-
tion or other undesir-
able after effects.

CONTENTS

Aloin, Nux Vomica Calomel, Jalap, and
Other Active Hydrogogues.

There are many cases met in the routine of general practitioners' work where the
use of an agent that will promptly and safely produce purgation is imperative. The
alimentary tract of the horse — because of its length and the nature of its structure — is
not readily evacuated in less than twenty-four or thirty-six hours by the use of
ordinary purgative drugs.

In our Equine Purgative Capsules we offer a synergistic combination of active
agents capable of producing purgation in the horse with a uniformity of action;
purgation is accomplished with certainty and without jeopardizing the life of the sub-
ject. The constant use of these capsules by hundreds of veterinarians is the best proof
of their dependability as purgatives.

One capsule constitutes a purgative dose for the average horse of 1200 pounds
weight,

PRICE

In boxes of one dozen capsules, each $ 1.00

Per gross 100 °

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ETHEREAL CAMPHORATED OIL

A prompt and powerful nerve and cardiac stimulant, and supportive
agent of the first quality. Given intramuscularly in shock, heat-stroke,
prostration, and weakness, the action of camphor is most beneficial. As
a supportive measure in influenza, pneumonia, purpura, exhaustion and
debilitating ailments in general, it is a valuable aid to other indicated
remedies.

Ethereal Camphorated Oil is particularly well adapted for emergencies. It is
intended for intramuscular injections and is promptly stimulative. It is marketed in
sterile ampoules, so that when employed with aseptic precautions, no local disturb-
ances follow.

Camphorated Oil may be serviceably employed in all cases of great depression,
especially those occurring in surgical shock and prostration from any cause. In
pneumonia, influenza, heatstroke, exhaustion, and kindred conditions, its stimulating
effect upon the vital centers, including those of circulation and respiration, will
generally avert a crisis. The practitioner ought always to keep a supply of this
valuable preparation in his emergency bag.

Being valuable as a stimulant, expectorant, diaphoretic and antiseptic, it is par-
ticularly desirable in pneumonic disturbances of various kinds where vitality is low.

The dose for the average horse is one ampoule. It may be repeated at intervals
of from one to four hours, depending upon circumstances.

PRICE

In boxes of one dozen ampoules, each $ 1.50

Per dozen boxes _ 15.00

ETHEREAL CAMPHORATED OIL WITH CREOSOTE

This preparation, besides possessing all of the advantages of our Ethereal Cam-
phorated Oil, gives the additional action of creosote as a germicide, anodyne and

febrifuge. Wherever creosote is so indicated, this preparation will be found admirable
in its field. It may be used in all forms of pneumonia and bronchitis.

Marketed in absolutely sterile, one-dose ampoules.

PRICE

In boxes of one dozen ampoules, each

Per dozen boxes. _ _

-$ 1,75

.. 17.M

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

FERROCACTONE

(Ferro-Cac-Tone)

A sterile solution of arsenic, iron and sodium salts for intramuscular
and intravenous use.

CONTENTS

Equivalent to 30 grs. Sodium Dimethylarsenate with Iron Salts and Sodium Salts.

Ferrocactone is a clear, dark red solution wherein the active ingredients are so
combined that the preparation is compatible with the blood when given intravenously.

It may also be given intramuscularly, but when given by either method, it should
be warmed to body temperature. This is easily accomplished by immersing the
ampoules in warm water. By warming Ferrocactone before administration, pain does
not attend its use.

The use of Ferrocactone is preferable to employing ordinary preparations of
arsenic for several reasons, chief among which are:

First, the best possible effects that are to be derived from the use of
arsenic may be expected from giving Ferrocactone.

Second, it is non-poisonous when administered according to direc-
tions — cumulative effects are never observed.

Third, added to the good tonic effects which succeed the adminis-
tration of arsenic, the marked hematinic effects of iron are to be depended
on.
Much better results follow the use of Ferrocactone than attend the administra-
tion of even sodium cacodylate. One Kansas City practitioner after having used
thirty ampoules of Ferrocactone, remarked, "I have practically made five new horses
with Ferrocactone, and I congratulate you upon your product."

It is best administered to suit individual conditions, but is ordinarily given, one
ampoule every two to four days. By actual observation, a marked increase in hemo-
globin has been noted after the second injection of Ferrocactone. As a ruie, it can
be said that from three to ten doses (ampoules) afford the minimum to maximum
range of dosage wherever Ferrocactone is indicated.
Put up in boxes containing six ten-mil ampoules.

PRICE

Per box

.$3.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO FLY OIL

A protection against flies and mosquitoes. Every veterinarian
should stock Fly Oil for dispensing during the) fly season. Its indications
are wide; the dairy barn, the horse barn and the pig, sty are made habit-
able by its use.

Our preparation is a powerful insecticide, germicide and antiseptic; a sure and
effective protection against flies and mosquitoes. It also destroys lice, mites and
maggots.

It is positively harmless, will not taint milk, nor injure cattle if they lick it, and
is quickly and easily applied to any animal with a spray. All that is necessary is to
get a light, even coating over the surface of the hair. It is especially desirable for
milk cows and driving horses.

Flies and Mosquitoes: To protect animals from flies and mosquitoes, apply
lightly upon the animal with a sprayer, giving special attention to the head, legs
and sides.

Stables and Stalls: Spray floor and walls thoroughly every other day. This will
drive the flies away without the necessity of spraying the animal.

PRICE

In one-gallon cans, each $ 1.00

In half-gallon cans, each 65

In quart cans, each 45

Sprayers, each .$0.50

Prices for special labels on above size containers quoted upon request.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

FOWLER'S SOLUTION TABLETS

400 ounces of Fowler's Solution for $1.50, or less than 50c per gallon.

Each tablet contains sufficient potassium arsenite and coloring mat-
ter to make four ounces of Fowler's Solution.

As a general tonic to the entire system, there is perhaps no drug- worthy of
more careful consideration than Fowler's Solution. It is not only a general
systemic tonic, but has a favorable effect upon many forms of skin disease. It has a
very marked and beneficial effect on the skin, which is manifested by the improved
appearance of the hair.

In its action upon the blood, arsenic is similar to iron, but it is in many instances
preferable to the ferruginous tonics. It is especially valuable as a hematinic in
secondary anemias with loss of condition and strength. In the early spring months
it is valuable for putting animals that have been improperly cared for during the
winter season into condition.

This preparation is devoid of compound tincture of lavender and is, therefore,
odorless. Animals are conveniently medicated by giving it upon oats, bran or chop.

To make a pint of Fowler's Solution, add four tablets to one pint of warm water
and dissolve; the tablets are very firmly compressed, hence 10 or 15 minutes' time
is required to perfect a solution.

The tablets are absolutely staple and unchangeable, and may be kept on hand for
an indefinite period.

PRICE

In bottles of 100 tablets, each- _ $1.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

fy 1511— GALACTAGOGUE POWDER

According to the formula of Friedberger and Froehner.
Composed of Anise, Juniper, Caraway, Fennel, Antimony with a
Saline Base.

Antimony is used as a diaphoretic and alterative in glandular obstructions.

Sulphur increases secretion.

Juniper is a diuretic and alterative.

Fennel is carminative.

Caraway, stimulating to the digestive organs, carminative.

Very often in practice you are called upon to prescribe treatment for milch cows
that are falling off in the milk supply. We have found that the preparation we are
putting up serves this purpose excellently. We do not wish it understood that this
preparation is specific in any sense, but we do claim remarkable results from its use.
A powder of this kind should be on the shelf of every Veterinarian's dispensary.

Put up in one-pound packages with blank label for directions and doctor's name.
Your special label supplied without additional charge on orders of one-half gross or
more.

Per dozen 1-lb. Cartons $ 5.00

We solicit your patronage on the basis of merit as well as
price, and appreciate your orders.

The policy of this house — the customer must be satisfied.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., K/VSAS CITY MO.

KAODINE

(Iodized Dressing Powder)

An antiseptic dusting powder that is analgesic as well as astringent.

KAODINE is a sterile absorptive, antiseptic and disinfectant powder. The iodine
in this powder being pulverized, is more absorptive; this, together with the absorptive
properties of kaolin, makes Kaodine an ideal dry dressing.

Another advantage of KAODINE is that it liberates free iodine when it comes
in contact with moist surfaces. Consequently, when applied in the manner that
dusting powders are usually applied, considerable time is required for liberation of
all iodine; and as a result, the antiseptic action is continued after the powder comes
in contact with the tissues. The result is disinfection without destruction of tissue.

This combination constitutes a powder that is particularly indicated in cases
where there is a tendency on the part of the animal to gnaw, or rub wounds, such
as often is seen in mules. Also may be used in removing bacteria from the nose
and throat.

As compared with other antiseptic dressing powders, KAODINE is remarkably
efficacious, and at the same time practically non-poisonous, yet analgesic — unusual
and very desirable qualities. Its best effects may be noticed readily when applied
to badly infected wounds where dusting powders fail to inhibit germ activity.

Contained in specially constructed two-ounce glass jars fitted with perforated
aluminum screw top. A special dispensing label is supplied with each jar.

PRICE.

Per one dozen glass jars, with sifting top $3.00

In less than dozen lots, each 35

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

LAXOLEUM

(Rubrum)

An efficient, non-toxic, in-
testinal lubricant and evacu-
ant.

Produces evacuation without un-
due peristalsis, stimulation or ex-
cessive diarrhoea, and can, there-
fore, be given continuously over a
long period of time without im-
pairing the vitality of the animal.

Is ideal for use to relieve intes-
tinal irritation both before and
after 1 major surgical operations.

It has a soothing, lubricating effect on the mucous membrane of the bowel, relaxing
the parts, protecting inflamed surfaces and restoring normal peristalsis.

Because it is incapable of oxidation it is not acted upon by the gastric and in-
testinal juices. Therefore, its superiority over fixed vegetable oils is apparent because
its composition is unchanged and its effect is the same through-
out the entire alimentary tract. Conditions varying from ordi-
nary constipation to impaction respond to its action.

It is easy to give, having a bland, pleasant odor and taste.

It does not stain the hands or clothing.

The most successful practitioners make use of oft-repeated
doses of Laxoleum in the treatment of impaction. This mode of
treatment has supplanted the unsuccessful methods wherein
large and repeated doses of purgatives were employed. By using
a sufficient quantity of Laxoleum and allowing it to properly
lubricate the intestinal tract and its contents, many otherwise
fatal cases of obstipation and impaction are saved.

As a final consideration, there is this fact, that in using
Laxoleum Rubrum you are using a preparation with which the
laity is unfamiliar and therefore, its use and administration
means an enlarged practice for the veterinarian.

Horse, 16 ounces; Cattle, 24 ounces; Dog, 1 tablespoonful.

PRICE.

In gallon bottles, each $1.00

In 5-gallon can, each 450

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

LINIMENTUM ALBA

A non-vesicating rube-
facient and resorbent.

Indicated in pharyngitis,
laryngitis, tendinitis, arthri-
tis, pneumonia, sprains,
bruises, enlarged tendons, etc.

CONTENTS

Ammonium Carbonate
Camphor
Oil of Thyme
Volatile Oils
Saponaceous Base

Linimentum Alba is a prepara-
tion, possessing marked penetrat-
ing and stimulating powers. It
is absolutely non-greasy and posi-
tively will not vesicate.

After prolonged inflammatory conditions of soft or glandular tissues there is left
a marked hypertrophy of the tissues which will in most instances, gradually disappear
with the regular application of Linimentum Alba.

It is superior in every respect to the mustard draft, being decidedly rubefacient
and revulsive. In acute congestions of the lungs and in the first stages of pleuritis
it may be used with entire satisfaction, because of the good results derived and the
convenience with which it is applied.

In the practice of veterinary medicine there is frequent demand for a liniment ca-
pable of stimulating the absorption of the products of inflammation.

As a counter-irritant in pharyngitis, laryngitis, pleurisy, tendinitis,
arthritis, pneumonia and sprains, it is unexcelled. Therefore it is one of
the most used preparations in general practice. In the spring months
especially, many veterinarians consider Linimentum Alba as essen-
tial as the emergency bag because of the very frequent necessity for
this particular product.

PRICE

Per 1-pt. Bottle $ .40

Per 1-gal. Bottle 2.00

Per 1 Dozen 8-oz. Bottles 2.50

Per Vz Gross 8-oz. Bottles, w/sp label 13.00

Per 1 Gross 8-oz. Bottles, w/sp label 25.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO LIQUID LICE KILLER

An instantaneous vermin destroyer.

For lice, mites, fleas and all vermin.

Our lice killer is a liquid preparation which contains no poisonous or explosive
chemicals. It may be applied by anyone with an ordinary paint brush or sprayer.
It does not need to come in actual contact with the subject, for the fumes will con-
tact the skin and instantly destroy all vermin.

For hen lice and mites paint the drop boards and roost poles. Also paint or spray
the floors. This will keep lice out of the poultry house.

For setting hens paint the bottom of box before making nest, or spray a small
quantity of the liquid over the nest.

For hogs, sprinkle their sleeping places and rubbing post with lice killer.

For dogs, horses and cattle' dampen slightly (but do not make it wet) a large
blanket with lice killer and place on animal for a few hours.

Our lice killer is also valuable to protect fruit trees from crawling insects by
painting the trunk of the trees.

PRICE

In 1-gallon cans, each $1.00

In half-gallon cans, each 65

In quart cans, each 45

Ei£ See Page 56 for illustration of sprayer.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO LIQUID
SOAP.

The Perfect Liquid Soap.

An efficient liquid soap car-
ried in the medicine case or
kept in the hospital in a suit-
able container is vastly su-
perior to ordinary soaps, both
as to sanitation and conveni-
ence. Our liquid soap is de-
signed primarily for physi-
cians and surgeons and is a
powerful cleanser, mixing at
once with warm or cold
water.

This soap is rapidly taking the place of cake soap in all veterinary hospitals and
also in private homes because of its being more hygienic. In using liquid soap you get
a fresh portion of soap each time, and it is not contaminated as is the case with cake
soap, which may have its surface covered with dirt and germs of the most malignant
character. We are desirous of having you contrast this soap with others by trial on
the hands, as we know a more copious amount of creamy lather is produced with this
soap than with any other.

Directions for Use: The surface to be cleansed must first be wet before applying
the soap. Then apply Amvetsco liquid soap and make a good stiff lather by rubbing
briskly.

Convenient sprinkler top container supplied with gallon orders without extra
charge.

Per gallon $ 2.00

Per five gallons 9.50

Per pound 35

This book is given to you in order that you may be able to
select your requirements at your leisure, and we invite compari-
son of values. Remember, too, it will be found a quick and ready
reference for your emergency needs.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

LIQUOR CRESOLIS COMPOSITUS

u. s. P.

A disinfectant, antisep-
tic, deodorant and germi-
cide.

For sterilizing instruments,
disinfecting and cleansing the
skin, the preparation of anti-
septic washes, disinfecting
excreta, barns, premises, etc.

When properly used it is non-
corrosive to instruments, non-in-
jurious to the skin and harmless
to men and animals.

The United States Bureau of Animal Industry recommends
Liquor Cresolis Cbmpositus, U. S. P., as superior to carbolic
acid or carbolic mixtures with lime, it being about one and one-
half times more efficient as a disinfectant. It is valuable in
disinfecting and deodorizing stables, henneries, kennels, cattle
cars, pens, chutes, etc. Liquor Cresolis Compositus is more effi-
cient than carbolic acid as a disinfectant, purifying antiseptic
and insecticide. It prevents bacterial growth and the spread of
infectious diseases. Used in solutions from one to three per cent.

As a general antiseptic and deodorant for stables, henneries,
kennels, cattle cars, etc., use four tablespoonfuls to one gallon,
or about four pints to one barrel of water.

As a disinfectant (germicide) use eight tablespoonfuls to
the gallon of water. Freely spray or sprinkle the solution or
apply with cloth or scrubbing brush.

As an antiseptic wash for wounds, add one-half to one
tablespoonful to two pints of water for human use. For veter-
inary use, add three tablespoonfuls to a gallon of water.

For sterilizing instruments, use two fluid ounces to one-
half gallon of water.

PRICE.

1 gallon bottles, each $ 2.50

5 gallon cans, each 10.50

Pint bottles, each 45

LIQUOR CRESOLIS
COMPOSITUS <

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

AMVETSCO LOUSE POWDER

Safe, efficient, prompt and universally satisfactory for the destruction
of lice.

For use in ridding horses, cattle, dogs, cats and poultry of lice without
clipping or dipping.

CONTENTS.

Sulphur Napthalene

Pyrethrum Oil Cedar

Tobacco Calcium Precipitated

A dark brown powder, which has a persistent but not unpleasant odor. Being ap-
plied in the dry form it contacts the whole surface of the animal without danger of
absorption, irritation or poisoning likely to occur from liquid preparations. In addition,
there is less opportunity for bad effects from exposure in cold or stormy weather.

The efficiency of both tobacco and pyrethrum in the destruction of parasites is
well known. It must be remembered, however, that neither can be applied to the cat or
dog in greater quantities than permissible in oral medication without danger of poison-
ing.

Amvetsco Louse Powder is packed in sprinkler top cans for convenient admin-
istration. Blanketing the patient for one-half hour after treatment insures more ef-
fective results. Supplied in cartons of 1 dozen 6-oz. cans in bulk.

PRICE

Per Dozen 6-oz. Cans $ 2.00

Per 3 Dozen 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 6.00

Per V2 Gross 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 11.00

Per 1 Gross 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 20.00

Per 5-lb. Carton 1.75

Per 20 5-lb. Cartons 25.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

MASTOINTMENT

An antiseptic ointment that is remedial
without causing irritation of the skin.

CONTENTS.

Poke Root
Salicylic Acid
Methyl Salicylate

Camphor
Phenol
Special Base

The chief value of Mastointment lies in its combined analgesic and antiseptic
action. Next to supporting the udder with a suspensorium in mastitis of cows, the
local application of an antiseptic agent that will allay pain and prevent the peripheral
portions of the udder from becoming unduly tense and hot, is most important.

The best form for a local application for the udder is as an ointment; but most
ointments, when applied locally, in acute mastitis, rather cause increase of local heat
and tend to promote sloughing. Mastointment, on the other hand, is a cooling agent
which will not close the pores of the skin. It may be employed with or without a
covering bandage.

In the acute painful stages of mastitis of cows, after bathing the udder for twenty
or thirty minutes with hot water, Mastointment is applied by gentle and careful mas-
sage. The entire udder is then best enveloped with absorbent cotton and this held
in position by means of a triangular bandage, which is to be tied around the flanks
of the subject. The apex of the triangular bandage is brought backward between
the legs, upward, and then tied to the other parts which encircle the flank and are
knotted over the loins.

Daily dressings, employing a generous quantity of Mastointment, are preferable
to frequent interference if the supportive bandage is kept adjusted to insure comfort
for the patient. The suspensory bandage may be adjusted carefully each time milk
is drawn. The frequency of this part of the treatment depends upon the nature of the
affection.

The internal administration of from one-half to one ounce of formalin, daily, in
capsule or suitably diluted with oil, during the acute stage of the disease, is recom-
mended. Our Bovine Purgative Compound, likewise, is indicated in most cases.

Put up in one pound cans.

PRICE

Per can

.$1.25

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

OINTMENT CONJUNCTIVITIS

Antiseptic, decongestive and sedative. For congested lids,
conjuctivitis, ophthalmia and in all conditions where inflamma-
tion of the eye exists.

Adrenalin

Lanolin

Petrolatum.

CONTENTS

Yellow Oxide of Mercury
Ointment of Boroglyceride

Ointment Conjunctivitis is the product of a nice combination of medicaments in a
form that makes for easy application. Patients do not resist the introduction of Oint-
ment Conjunctivitis between the lids when this is gently done because the ointment
Is at once soothing. Subsequent handling of patients that suffer from painful ocular
affections such as ophthalmia is therefore easy.

Ointment Conjunctivitis constitutes a preparation which is particularly well
adapted for veterinary practice. The fatty vehicle which incorporates the active ingre-
dients is of such consistency that a long continued effect is produced following a single
application of the ointment. One single daily application of Ointment Conjunctivitis
is sufficient in most cases.

Employ Ointment Conjunctivitis by depositing a small amount of the ointment
under the eyelids, near the outer canthus and cleanse the exterior of eyelids by gently
wiping with cotton. If a purulent discharge exists cleanse the palpebral margins with
a 1-500 solution of Antiseptine before using the ointment.

This preparation is perhaps the best agent that can be used in the treatment of
contagious ophthalmia of cattle ("pink eye"). In such cases, after the first few
days, treatment need be given only every second day.

Supplied in long-nozzled collapsible tubes and one-fourth-ounce jars.

PRICE

Per dozen tubes $1.50

Per dozen }4-oxmce jars ... 1.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

PHENOCAMPH DRESSING POWDER

An astringent, antisep-
tic, sedative and deodor-
ant.

Useful in the treatment of
all kinds of injuries, slow
healing wounds and abrasions,
ulcers and skin affections. It
will not form irritating es-
chars which interfere with
tissue regeneration. It favors
active proliferation of the
epithelium, resulting in the
least possible scar when the
wound is healed.

CONTENTS

Camphor 3% Phenol 3%

Alum Exsiccated Boric acid

There is probably more Phenocamph being used today than any other dry dressing
on the market, and there is a reason:

Phenocamph is a non-caustic astringent, preventing superfluous granulation; a
mild oxidizing agent, stimulating cell proliferations; a non-destructive disinfectant and
deodorant; an agent possessing local anesthetic properties, it will allay itching of
wounds, thus avoiding the tendency of animals to rub or irritate the wounded parts.

The protective action that Phenocamph possesses, when frequently applied to
a wound, is undervalued by many. Phenocamph Dressing Powder, when applied co-
piously and frequently to wounds not readily protected otherwise, promotes healing
promptly and satisfactorily. In such cases exuberant granulation is prevented and be-
cause surfaces are kept covered with the powder, contamination does not occur, the parts
do not itch, patients do not molest the wounds, and the outcome is uniformly good.

Open joints may even be treated as open wounds in this way and if contamination
is thus prevented, bandaging is unnecessary. This is also particularly convenient in
handling wounds of the hock, where synovial sheaths are invaded, or even in traumatic
invasions of the joint capsule.

Phenocamph is supplied with blank label for directions and doctor's name in con-
venient sifting top containers — in such form that when dispensed it is so convenient as
to insure its use when left with the client. In gross or half-gross lots we will furnish
the powder with your special label. Either white, pink or gray.

PRICE

Per Dozen 6-oz. Cans $ 1.50

Per 3 Dozen 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 4.50

Per % Gross 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 8.50

Per Gross 6-oz. Cans, w/sp label 16.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

PHENOGAMPHOL

Composed of Phenol,

Camphor, Menthol,

Thymol Iodide and

Eucalyptus.

An unusually effective antiseptic, astringent, that is anal-
gesic and mildly stimulating when applied to wounds, ulcers,
and abrasions. In skin affections it protects the surface from
the air, prevents access of germs, promotes healthy cell action
and favors healing processes. Very valuable for application to
inflamed mucous membranes such as occurs in vaginitis, cystitis,
proctitis and rhinitis.

Following castration many veterinarians employ this prepa-
ration for the purpose of allaying pain and protecting the ex-
posed surfaces. Where it is so used it will prevent too early
adhesion and union of scrotal wound margins and possible resultant imprisonment
of infected wound secretions. This insures freedom from scrotal fistula and even
scirrhous cord.

The therapeutic properties of the individual constituents of this preparation are
so well known to the practicing veterinarian as to need no accentuation, but we be-
lieve that careful study of the combination will make manifest its superiority and
wide range of usefulness as an antiseptic and protective dressing.

DIRECTIONS: Thoroughly cleanse the affected surface, apply gauze soaked with
Phenocamphol and then bandage. Renew the dressing every day or two as occasion
requires.

Per gallon $5.00

Per pint .75

Our growth from 1911 to the present time is the result of
our policy — Quality, Service and Price.

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PHENOL SULPHONATE TABLETS

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Anti-ferment, anti-diarrheal, intestinal antiseptic.

For digestive disorders associated with fermentations, sour enactions,
flatulence, scours of calves, watery diarrhea of colts and dogs, subacute
and chronic indigestion of horses. A prophylactic in hog and fowl cholera.

CONTENTS

Sodium phenol sulphonate Potassium phenol sulphonate
Zinc phenol sulphonate Copper phenol sulphonate.

This combination is a scientific, properly proportioned compound indicated in all
fermentative and septic conditions of the alimentary canal. In intestinal disorders
where there is any tendency toward intestinal putrefaction, this tablet can be depended
upon to prevent auto-intoxication.

It is of great value in scours of calves, in watery diarrhea, subacute and chronic
indigestion of horses where the normal intestinal secretions are checked, and where
putrefaction occurs. It is an excellent prophylactic in hog cholera and chicken cholera.

Phenol Sulphonate Compound may be administered orally in tablet form or may be
crushed and given in water or crushed on feed. The best results are obtained by giving
the maximum dose for the first twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Thereafter the mini-
mum dose may be given.

For horses— Two to four tablets every two to four hours.

For cattle and colts — One tablet every two to four hours.

For dogs — One-twelfth to one-half tablet every two to four hours.

For hogs — Crush two tablets for each 100-pound hog. Increase or diminish the
dose according to size.

For chickens — Crush six tablets and mix with one quart of hot bran mash. This
amount is sufficient for forty chickens.

Put up in cartons containing 100 30-grain compressed tablets.

PRICE

Carton of 100 tablets $0.95

Carton of 500 tablets 4.50

Carton of 1000 tablets 8.50

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REEK'S CAPSULES

(Modified)

A valuable colic remedy.

Indicated in the treatment
of gastric indigestion and colic
in horses, where there is little
or no inflammation and a pow-
erfully stimulative treatment
is needed.

CONTENTS

Powdered Ginger

Ammonium Carbonate
Nux Vomica.
Capsicum

Oil of Cajeput

The original Reek's Capsules composed of ammonium carbonate and powdered nux
vomica have long been favorite with many practitioners for the treatment of gastric
indigestion of horses, particularly where fermentation did not exist.

The addition of powdered ginger and capsicum, and oil of cajeput, lias proved a
marked improvement in the formula and is in accordance with recommendations of Dr.
F. F. Brown, who has employed this improved capsule extensively with marked success.

Indications for the use of Reek's Capsules (modified) are cases of gastric indi-
gestion of the horse not attended with fermentation. These capsules are especially in-
dicated in instances where marked depression of subjects exists as, for example, cases
of indigestion where considerable absorption of gas has occurred and resulted in heart
depression.

They are of great benefit also, in such cases where subjects are almost pulseless,
the extremities cold and general depression is evinced. These capsules are likewise
beneficial in cases of depression from over-work or heat-exhaustion.

One or two capsules may be given at a dose and this repeated as conditions may re-
quire. Every capsule contains approximately one dram of powdered nux vomica and
this largely determines the number of capsules that may be administered in any given
case. Due consideration must likewise be given to the strychnine content of these cap-
sules when strychnine is simultaneously administered.

PRICE

In boxes of 12 capsules. — - $ 1.00

Per dozen boxes (144 capsules) - - 10.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

RUMEN COMPOUND TABLETS

(Formula Dr. F. L. Carr)

That time tried standard remedy for atony of the rumen. The
one remedy that veterinarians who have used it would never be
without.

CONTENTS.

Barium Chloride, 15 gr.
Tartar Emetic, 15 gr.

Indicated in all cases of atony of the rumen in cattle to pro-
mote normal function of this organ.

Why use oils and saline cathartics when they cannot produce
the desired effect? Oils and saline cathartics do not stimulate
muscular activity of the rumen.

Our Rumen Compound Tablets stimulate muscular tone and marked activity of the
rumen in many cases in from fifteen to thirty minutes after administration per orum.

In cases of impaction of the rumen and the usual attendant complications better
results are to be expected when the Rumen Compound Tablets are administered early —
early enough so that the barium chloride and tartar emetic may produce their peculiar
stimulative effect upon the muscular walls of the rumen.

Dose: One tablet every six to nine hours.

PRICE.

Per bottle of 100 tablets $0.75

RUMEN COMPOUND TABLETS.
(Improved)

CONTENTS.

Barium Chloride 15 gr.

Tartar Emetic 15 gr.

Strychnine Sulphate % gr.

Dose: One tablet. Repeat as may be necessary every six to
nine hours.

PRICE.

Per bottle of 100 tablets $1.00

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SODIUM CACODYLATE

(Sodium Dimethylarsenate)

Undoubtedly one of the most generally useful and effective of

the arsenic compounds.

Indicated wherever Fowler's Solution or other arsenic compounds are
indicated — particularly in debilitated conditions following influenza and
in chronic debilitated conditions.

Sodium Cacodylate is a salt of cacodylic acid — an organic preparation of arsenic.
This salt, one of the newer preparations, is capable of producing all of the good effects
that large near-fatal doses of arsenic produce, but without danger to the subject,
being virtually non-toxic.

It is one of the most popular and reliable agents for the treatment of influenza,
strangles, pyemic disorders, rheumatism, anaemia and many chronic skin diseases.
It has all the indications of arsenic.

Sodium Cacodylate probably exerts its greatly beneficial effects because of its
being slowly diffused. In this way, organic arsenic is released in the tissues for a con-
siderable period of time after having been administered. Traces of arsenic may be
found in the tissues after three weeks.

Excellent results follow the use of Sodium Cacodylate in animals that are debili-
tated from influenza and its complications. In suchi cases, weekly injections of Sodium
Cacodylate stimulate prompt and complete resolution in a most gratifying manner.

Sodium Cacodylate is best given by gradually increasing dosage. The average
dose for a twelve-hundred-pound horse is forty-five grains. It may be given intra-
venously or subcutaneously, but intramuscular injections are ordinarily preferable. It
is seldom necessary to repeat it oftener than once in seven days.

It is put up as a sterile solution in ampoules ready for intramuscular or intra-
venous use.

PRICE
Per box of six ampoules each:

2 Mils (15 grains) - $1.25

4 Mils (20 grains) 1.80

10 Mils (45 grains) 2.75

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SOLUBLE ELASTIC PURGATIVE CAPSULES

S. E. PURGATIVE
CAPSULES

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A soft elastic capsule for ordinary use as a purgative.
May be given to colts and in cases where a large, drastic purgative is
undesirable, for the treatment of certain respiratory diseases of horses.

CONTENTS

Ginger Calomel

Aloin

Soft elastic capsules are less likely to become broken in the emergency bag or
while they are being administered than are the ordinary gelatin capsules and for this
reason are preferred by many practitioners.

They may be administered in the same manner as the ordinary gelatin capsules;
placing them on the back of the horse's tongue and allowing him to take them as he
would a powder has also proved a practical method of administration.

The combination of aloin, calomel and ginger in the manner and proportions con-
tained in these capsules makes a very effective purgative preparation for horses and
one that will cause no bad effects.

These capsules are of great value in treating pneumonia and certain other respir-
atory diseases of horses. In such cases, one capsule given every second day will
stimulate peristalsis in a manner to counteract the coprostatic effect of the malady.
In this way bowel evacuation may be kept near-normal, without danger of superpurga-
tion and a great source of auto-intoxication is thus eliminated.

One capsule is a laxative dose for the average horse of 1,200 pounds and two
capsules constitutes a purgative. In colts weighing about 600 pounds one capsule is
purgative. The combination is suitable for a laxative for mares in advanced pregnancy
One capsule for such animals is the dose.

PRICE

Per dozen _.._ $ .95

Per gross _ _ _ _ 9,50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

A. V. S. CO. STOCK DIP NO. 1

A deodorizer, disinfectant, germicide, antiseptic and insecticide. A
safe and efficient parasiticide.

For mange, scab, lice, ticks on sheep, fleas, henj lice, a preventive for
hog cholera, galls, sores and wounds, and a disinfectant for stables, out-
houses, pens, etc.

It would be possible to compound a preparation, the action of which would
be more actively parasiticide, but this would result in the production of a dangerously
poisonous "dip." Wherever an active dip or disinfectant is required, A. V. S. Co. Dip
No. 1 will prove entirely satisfactory.

A. V. S. Co. Dip No. 1 is at once a deodorizer, disinfectant, germicide, antiseptic
from creosote oil and cresylic acid as a base, and so assembled that it will saponify in
water, forming a perfect milk white emulsion. It is free from naphthalene crystals,
always runs uniformly and the emulsion formed is free from oil float or sediment.

It is more powerful than carbolic acid, but at the same time is absolutely harmless
to handle and use. Its effect on animal tissue is soothing and healing, but its effect
on insects and parasites is deadly.

For use as a dip for cattle, horses, sheep or swine, dilute one part A. V. S. Co. Dip
No.'l with 75 parts water. For dogs or poultry, dilute one part of A. V. S. Co. Dip
No. 1 with 100 parts of water.

Officially approved at dilution of 1-76.
Carbolic coefficiency, 3-5.

PRICE

Per gallon : $ 1.25

Per five gallons 6.00

Per ten gallons : - 11.50

Write for barrel prices.

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R 1402— TONIC POWDER

(Equine)

A stomachic, an appetizer, a digestive tonic, and a hematinic.
For use in general debility, unthriftiness, anemia and all conditions
where a general tonic is indicated.

CONTENTS

Gentian
Nux Vomica
Licorice

Magnesium Sulphate
Sodium Bicarbonate
Iron Sulphate

Tonic powder combines the good effects of gentian and nux vomica as stomachics
and digestive stimulants, with the hematinic action of iron. Licorice, sodium bicar-
bonate ana magnesium sulphate are adjuvant and corrective, exerting their effects
in an agreeable manner.

This tonic powder is one of the most popular of our products and is praised with-
out stint by its users, fy 1402 is exceedingly useful as a nutritive tissue builder, and
in cases where the red corpuscles of the blood are deficient; it is a valuable recon-
structive tonic in general run-down conditions. In convalescence and malnutrition, it
increases the appetite and aids digestion.

It is marketed in one-pound cartons with blank label for directions and the doc-
tor's name. When the label bears the veterinarian's own name, telephone number and
address, the package takes on an additional point of usefulness, and you get the benefit
of all refills. The cost to you is only 30c per pound can.

PRICE

Per 1 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons $ 3.50

Per 3 Dozen 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 10.00

Per Vz Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 18.00

Per 1 Gross 1-lb. Cartons, w/sp label 35.00

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UNGUENTUM VESICANS.

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A powerful vesicating and resolvent ointment. Gives unexcelled re-
sults when a vesicating unguent of more than surface action is desired.

Indications are all cases of exostosis, such as splints, spavin, ringbone,

etc.

CONTENTS

Cantharides

Red Mercuric Iodide

Gum Euphorbium
Suitable Base

In this preparation, the veterinarian has a curative agent of almost unlimited use.
Conditions varying from those which indicate a mild counter-irritant to those de-
manding a penetrating and powerful blistering agent are all within the scope of its
usefulness. It is a positive resolvent and pustulant. Unguentum Vesicans reduces
soft swellings and arrests chronic inflammations; promotes absorption of inflam-
matory deposits as in sprained tendons, enlarged bursae and enlarged joints. In fact,
this ointment is indicated whenever the combined effect of a mercurial and vegetable
blister is desired.

PRICE

In one-pound jars, each _ $1.75

In one dozen one-ounce jars 2.00

In one dozen one-ounce tubes — 2.25

For Prices on Tablets, Fluid Extracts, Tinctures and Drugs
See pages 387-393.

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AMVETSCO UTERINE CAPSULES

A very practical form in which medicaments may be employed to accomplish
uterine disinfection is our uterine capsules. There are many instances where uterine
irrigation is contraindicated, and some where the introduction of fluids is dangerous.
For such cases we offer Uterine Capsules representing two different formulae which
are indicated in treatment of abortion diseases, retained placenta, pyometra and
various post-partum uterine disturbances.

In offering these capsules, it is not recommended that they supplant everything
else in the way of treatment necessary in puerperal affections wherein the uterus is at
fault.

AMVETSCO UTERINE CAPSULES NO. 1

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Useful in cases of retained after-birth where there are adherent
shreds and normal involution of the uterus has not occurred.

A most welcome improvement upon manual removal, where shreds of placental
membranes are so adherent to the cotyledons as to cause extensive lacerations in
their removal, and for uterine irrigation which may need to be frequently repeated.
The capsule is cleansing, antiseptic and soothing to the inflamed uterine mucosa.

CONTENTS.

Mercuric Chloride 1:3000, Hydrastis, Sodium Perborate and other valuable ingredients.

The therapeutist will note that this formula constitutes a combination that is at
once oxidizing and antiseptic. These capsules are of decided value in stimulating the
expulsion of putrescent shreds of placental membranes, and are likewise efficacious in
encouraging the early detachment of adherent membranes.

PRICE.

In boxes, 12 capsules $ 2.00

Per dozen boxes, 144 capsules _ 20.00

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AMVETSCO UTERINE CAPSULES NO. 2

For the detachment of placental shreds, disinfection of the uterus, and alleviating
various forms cf metritis.

Indicated in the treatment of abortion disease (in conjunction with Anti-Abortion
Bacterin, which see), pyometra, septic metritis, endometritis, and all conditions where
there is a foul-smelling discharge from the uterus.

CONTENTS.

Thymol Iodide

Aluminum Acetate

Boric Acid

The principal action is derived from the iodide liberated by contact with the uterine
contents. Boric acid being mildly antiseptic, inhibits bacterial activity. The aluminum
is likewise inimical to germ growth, and in addition, stimulates involution of the
uterus with attendant expulsion of fluids, constriction of peripheral vessels and the
return to the normal, non-gravid state.

One or two capsules may be introduced at a time, and if necessary, this treatment
may be repeated at twenty-four hour intervals for several days. If pyometra exists,
pus must be removed, and the uterus irrigated with some suitable agent. A one per
cent solution of Antiseptine is efficacious. The ovaries and Fallopian tubes, if involved,
must be given due attention. Having determined that no focus of infection is situated
in the uterine horns or tubes, and having siphoned out antiseptic solutions, two of
our Uterine Capsules No. 2 should be introduced. In such cases, the capsules are in
every way beneficial, as they promote disinfection of the interior of the uterus. A
marked diminution in the quantity of pus will be noted following the initial treatment
of cases so handled.

In chronic cases of pyometra, the second treatment should be given in forty-eight
hours, and subsequent attention at bi-weekly intervals is ordinarily sufficient in curable
cases.

In conjunction with local treatment, an injection of Polyvalent Bacterin given
each time local treatment is administered is of decided benefit. When the uterine in-
fection is relieved the animal should receive treatment for abortion disease (see Anti-
Abortion Bacterin, page 87.)

PRICE.

In boxes of 12 capsules, per box....: - $ 2.25

Per dozen boxes (144 capsules) — 22.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

AMVETSCO VERMIFUGE BOLUSES

A reliable anthelmintic and intestinal parasiticide for horses.

For worm infestation of colts and older horses, indigestion and mal-
nutrition due to intestinal parasites and other conditions due to intestinal
parasitism.

Aloes
Creosote

CONTENTS

Areca-rmt
Nux Vomica

Ginger
Special Base

This formula constitutes a dependable and effective anthelmintic for horses. It is
vermifugal, vermicidal and purgative. Intestinal parasites not destroyed by contact
with the vermicidal ingredients of this bolus are so affected by the vermifugal qualities
that their expulsion is promptly accomplished by the purgative action of the aloes.

Amvetsco Vermifuge Boluses are effective in all cases of intestinal parasitism of
horses. The best results are obtained when the boluses are administered after with-
holding feed for about twelve hours. Feed should be withheld also, for six or eight hours
after administering one of the boluses, and the subject allowed forty-eight hours of
rest.

The usual dose is one bolus. Fractional portions of boluses may be given to
young or small animals with the assurance that fractional parts of boluses contain
proportional parts of its various ingredients; that is, one-half of one Amvetsco Vermi-
fuge Bolus contains one-half the quantity of its several ingredients as indicated by
the label.

Where there is evidence of extensive infestation of intestinal parasitism, it is
advisable to repeat the dose in ten days. In unusual cases, a third dose may be neces-
sary, for thorough and complete elimination of all parasites.

PRICE

In boxes of 12 boluses, per box. $ 1.25

Per dozen boxes (144 boluses) _ 12.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

A. V. S. CO. WOUND LOTION

(Dr. A. Trickett's Formula)

An ideal antiseptic, hy-
groscopic, anodyne wound
dressing.

For sprains, bruises, surgi-
cal and accidental wounds and
in superficial inflammation.

CONTENTS

Glycerine
Hamamelis

Alcohol
Cresylic acid

A. V. 8. Co, S

WOUND LOTION

Mildly Btimuli'ttnj, Ar>tl..»Mti.
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The cresylic , Acid contained is so combined as
to exert a maximum amount of antisepsis with a
minimum degree of toxicity. This preparation
may be used with impunity in cases where ordi-
nary cresylic - acid containing preparations are
toxic. It is practically non-toxic.

A. V. Si. Co. Wound Lotion is an excellent anti-
septic dressing for local congestion and inflam-
mation. Also useful in superficial inflam-
mations, mastitis and orchitis. Especially valu-
able in the treatment of wire cuts and all wounds
of the metacarpal and metatarsal regions. Does
not stimulate excessive granulation, but encour-
ages prompt healing of wounds.

In the treatment of mastitis and orchitis, a suspensorium should be employed to
get best results. The wound lotion should be applied copiously to the surface of the
organs treated, whether in mastitis or orchitis, and the parts gently and thoroughly
massaged. A heavy layer of cotton is then applied so as to cover the udder or scrotum
and this held in position by means of a suitable suspensorium. The local application and
massage should be repeated twice daily.

For strains, bruises and all sub-surface injuries and inflam-
mations, apply by friction several times daily.

In the treatment of wounds the tissues may be bathed in the
lotion and the parts covered with cotton, which also may be sat-
urated with A. V. S. Co. Wound Lotion. The cotton is held in posi-
tion by means of bandages in the usual manner. In the treatment
of scratches in horses this method of application gives the best
possible results, even in cases of long standing where other methods
of treatment have failed.

We are prepared to supply these preparations to you in four,
six or eight-ounce containers with your special label. Write for
our special prices for label bearing your name, address and direc-
tions.

PRICE.

Per gallon $7.00

Per pint 1-00

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One of Our
Refrigerators
for Storing
Biologicals.

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BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS.

The use of biological products has progressed simultaneously with the knowledge
of bacteriology. During the last two decades, the knowledge of bacteriology has so
developed that the great economic value of biological products has been universally
recognized, and today we find that they are the principal products in the hands of the
practicing veterinarian for the prevention, control and diagnosis of the most destruc-
tive infective diseases of domestic animals.

Two general classes of biological products are available. First, those used in
immunizing against infectious diseases, and second, those used in the diagnosis of dis-
ease. Of the first group, there are bacterins, vaccines, aggressins, and serums, in ordi-
nary use. In the second group, we find such agents as tuberculin and mallein gen-
erally employed. ' BACTERINS

Bacterins are prepared by killing pure cultures of the bacteria in question. Two
general methods have been resorted to in the preparation of these products. The
German method consists of growing bacteria on solid media, washing the cultures off
with normal salt solution, and then killing them. The other method consists of grow-
ing the organisms in liquid media and is usually known as the English or Wright
method; this is undoubtedly superior to all other methods, in that all the products
of the bacteria, as well as their disintegrated bodies are retained in the preparation.

The essential principle of bacterins consists of a chemical substance known as an
endoxotin, which is an integral part of bacteria.

Bacterins cannot be prepared from any bacteria other than those in which the
quantity of endotoxins is relatively large; thus, it is not possible to prepare a bacterin
of value from the B. necrophorous, B. anthracis, B. tetanus, and others.

When endotoxins are introduced into a susceptible animal, they stimulate the tissues
of that animal to produce a product (opsonin) that stimulates the leucocytes to
greater action. Immunization with a bacterin, therefore, produces an opsonic immunity.
Although an opsonic immunity is an active immunity, it is of relatively short dura-
tion, probably not lasting longer than three months under ordinary circumstances. In
the pages following, there will be mentioned various infectious diseases that may be
controlled by the use of bacterins. vAPP imfc

Vaccines are attenuated or weakened viruses, and are prepared by subjecting the
causative agent of disease to some unfavorable surrounding that will diminish the
vitality of the exposed microbe. When a vaccine is introduced into a susceptible animal,
the living attenuated microbes stimulate the tissues of the body to produce an anti-
body which may be a bactericidal substance or some other product. Vaccine thus
produces an active immunity, usually of a relatively long duration. Unfortunately,
there are few micro-organisms that can be attenuated and used as a vaccine. Anthrax
and smallpox are probably the most typical examples of diseases controlled by the
use of vaccines. SERUMS.

Serums include a variety of preparations obtained by subjecting an animal body
to a process of hyperimmunization. They are especially of value as curative agents.
When introduced into non-infected susceptible animals, they produce a passive immun-
ity of short duration. Tetanus, hog cholera and anthrax are typical diseases controlled
by serums. AGGRESSINS.

Aggressin is the name of a biological product obtained from the affected tissues
of animals dead of blackleg. This diseased tissue is removed from the carcass, chilled,
and the juice abstracted, filtered, refiltered to remove organisms, and a preservative
is added. The filtrate is tested for sterility and potency to determine its harmlessness
and its efficacy in producing immunity against blackleg. Just what aggressin is, has
not been determined; but by experiment, it has been found that it produces a perma-
nent immunity against blackleg when injected into a susceptible animal and, thus far,
has been successfully used in the prevention of blackleg in cattle.

FILTRATES,

Filtrate is a term employed to designate a product that is apparently identical
with aggressin, except that it is produced in pure culture — not in the animal body.

It is produced by cultivating blackleg germs in a special medium until the liquid
becomes thoroughly charged with the product of the germs and of the meat contained
in the medium upon which the blackleg germs have acted. The product is then con-
centrated, suitably preserved, and filtered. It is then standardized and tested for
potency and for purity. Both aggression and filtrate are free from the germs of
blackleg and therefore cannot cause the disease in any form.

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TWO

GENERAL METHODS

are employed in the production of

BACTERINS:

ONE, the Wright method, necessitates the use of
liquid culture media wherein much time is required
for the production of bacterin — several weeks in
some instances. But, when the bacterin is injected
into the tissues, the greater amount of endotoxins
which are immediately liberated, produces a more
decided effect than may result from the administra-
tion of bacterin that is otherwise produced.
TWO, the German method, requires less outlay and
care. Cultures are grown in solid media only for a
brief period — some less than twenty-four hours,
consequently the results when this bacterin is in-
jected are not so uniform and fare in many cases
unsatisfactory.
KINSLEY BACTERINS are produced by the Wright method,
thereby requiring smaller dosage. We are the sole distributors
of these pioneer products and we recommend them to you as
the BACTERINS WITH A REPUTATION.

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ABORTION DISEASE.

A BRIEF SUMMARY.

The great losses that are occasioned by abortion disease are recognized and appre-
ciated by all who take an active interest in any aspect of the breeding industry. The
greatest losses from this source occur in cattle.

The affection is characterized by abortion, metritis in some form, retained placental
membranes, mastitis, and sterility of the diseased cow. Calves frequently become
affected with white scour and pneumonia when put to nurse cows infected with abor-
tion disease or fed milk from diseased cows

Manifestations of abortion disease depend upon the virulence of the infecting
agents and the resistance of the affected animal. Abortion necessarily results when
the connection between the placental membranes and the uterine mucosa becomes
seriously disturbed.

Bacterial activity, if of great consequence in abortion disease, stimulates an in-
flammatory exudate, which, if considerable, causes the placental membranes to become
detached from the uterus. If no great amount of exudate is formed and if other
pathologic changes do not seriously interfere with circulation between mother and
fetus, abortion may not occur. But in such instances, metritis, retained placental
membranes, and mastitis are possible complications.

White scour in calves is a common condition resulting from activities of the
Bacillus abortus of Bang when ingested by the calf or when found to be present in
its digestive organs at birth.

Consequently, when the practitioner meets with cases of abortion, retained pla-
cental membranes, metritis or mastitis in cows, and white scour in calves, he should
suspect that he is dealing with a herd infected with abortion disease and be guided
accordingly.

Just what to do then, depends somewhat upon circumstances, but beneficial results
will succeed the proper employment of bacterins.

The fact that cows ultimately attain immunity to abortion disease, is well estab-
lished. Likewise, it is an established fact that injection of killed cultures of the organ-
ism causing abortion disease markedly hastens immunity.

It has also been demonstrated, conclusively, that by the use of large doses of the
killed cultures of the abortion bacillus a resistance to the disease is produced. Hence,
the importance of treating young animals in herds infected with abortion disease.

Herds that have been thus treated are found, in the following seasons, to be rela-
tively free from abortion, metritis, retained placental membranes, mastitis and white
scour. Upon these recorded observations are based the conclusions made regarding the
value of the use of our bacterin in contagious abortion of cattle.

Literature dealing more extensively with abortion disease will be mailed upon
request.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ANTI-ABORTION BACTERIN.

(Bovine)

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of contagious abortion of cattle.

PRICES FOR THREE-DOSE TREATMENTS.

Code Word.

Abel — One treatment, ampoule $1.00

Adam — Two treatments, vials 1.50

Af te — Four treatments, vials 3.00

Agat — Ten treatments, vials 7.50

BACTERIAL CONTENT OF THREE-DOSE TREATMENT.

Dose No. 1 contains 100 billion killed B. abortus.
Dose No. 2 contains 150 billion killed B. abortus.
Dose No. 3 contains 200 billion killed B. abortus.

PRICES FOR SIX-DOSE TREATMENT.

Code Word

Aiko — One treatment, ampoules $1.00

Arty — Five treatments, vials 3.75

Alms — Ten treatments, vials 7.50

Arno — Twenty-five treatments, vials 18.75

Many consider the six-dose treatments preferable to the three, believing the
greater number of injections is more apt to produce good results.

SOURCE.

Prepared from cultures of different strains of the Bacillus abortus (Bang) obtained
from animals affected with abortion disease.

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ANTI ABORTION BACTERIN.

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ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

For several years anti-abortion bacterin has been employed in the treatment of
abortion disease, and results have been highly satisfactory. In fact, where our bacterin
has been used according to directions, the number of animals aborting has been reduced
to less than five per cent of the pregnant animals in the herd.

In making injections of bacterin it is best to select the point of introduction with
special reference to the blood supply, as the rapidity of absorption depends upon the
amount of blood present in any given part. Animals should be treated before breed-
ing, or as soon thereafter as possible (within one to five months). The treatment
is not of great value after pathological changes have taken place in the placental
membrane and uterus. However, animals treated during advanced pregnancy seldom
retain placental membranes; and they are not likely to become sterile even though
abortion occurs. It is also observed that such animals are immune to abortion during
subsequent periods of pregnancy.

The three-dose treatment should be given at ten-day intervals and the six-dose
treatment at seven-day intervals.

HANDLING AFFECTED ANIMALS.

Wherever the disease exists it is essential to employ rational prophylactic meas-
ures to check preventable spread of the disease. Litter from contaminated stables
should be burned and stalls disinfected. Carcasses of fetuses, and membranes should,
of course, be burned or buried with quicklime. Cows that have aborted should be
isolated, retained secundines removed and the genitalia should be carefully irrigated
with a warm solution of Antiseptine (1-200). Our Uterine Capsules No. 2, listed on
page 79, serve well following uterine irrigation.

Whenever it is possible to do so, repeated examinations of the uterus and horns
of aborting cows should be made so as to recognize and control purulent inflamma-
tions of these parts, during a period of a month or six weeks following abortion.
Where abortion prevails, cows should be kept quarantined for three or four weeks,
over parturition time.

Bulls that are mated with cows infected or suspected of being infected should
be carefully cleansed before and after service. The irrigator with horse catheter such
as recommended by W. L. Williams is invaluable for introducing a solution of Anti-
septine (1-200) into the sheath.

DIAGNOSIS.

When there is doubt regarding the presence of abortion disease it is best to
abstract ten mils of blood from the jugular veins of suspected animals and send this
to our laboratories for diagnosis.

Special literature will be sent on request.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ANTI-INFLUENZA MIXED BACTERIN.

(Equine)

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of equine influenza, so-called catarrhal,
shipping or stock yards fever, and the various complications attending such conditions.

SOURCE.

Prepared from virulent strains of Streptococcus equi, Staphylococcus aureus, S.
albus, Bacillus coli communis and Bacillus equisepticus. The cultures are obtained
from animals affected with influenza and its various complications.

Code Word. PRICE.

Imp — One box, six one-dose ampoules ". $1.50

111 — One vial, five doses 1.00

Igo — One vial, twelve doses 2.40

Dose 4cc. Each dose contains at least ninety billion killed bacteria.

ADMINISTRATION OF BACTERIN.

In the treatment of influenza, bacterin is useful both as a preventive and curative
agent. Of course it is best to keep animals immunized whenever possible.

PREVENTIVE TREATMENT.

This bacterin has proved effective in from ninety to ninety-five per cent of cases
when the animals treated have not been previously exposed to the disease. In such
cases, immunity lasts about six months.

When animals have not been exposed to influenza, two injections of Anti-Influenza
Bacterin are to be given from three to five days apart; those having been exposed are
best given three injections at three to five-days intervals. The amount given at a time
is four mils (four cubic centimeters).

Some veterinarians obtain good results from single dose injections of Anti-Influ-
enza Bacterin, Spring and Fall. In this way they maintain immunity as long as the
semi-annual treatment is continued.

It goes without saying, that small or very young animals should not be given
the large immunizing dose, but, instead, one-half this amount.

CURATIVE TREATMENT.

As a curative agent, Anti-Influenza Bacterin has given highly satisfactory results,
particularly in preventing complications that often occur, resulting in death of the
affected subjects or a protracted course that is greatly debilitating. Best results are
obtained by beginning the treatment early in the course of the disease.

Administered as a curative agent, Anti-Influenza Bacterin should be employed
soon after the outset of the attack. As a rule in such instances, best results are
derived in cases where the initial rise in temperature is high. The dose here, also, is
four mils, every third day until three doses are given. When this treatment is employed
it is found that pneumonia, purpura hemorrhagica, pyemic disturbances and other
complications are usually prevented.

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ANTI- INFLUENZA MIXED BACTERIN.

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In conjunction with the use of bacterins as curative agents in influenza, the
rational employment of therapeutic measures is, of course, advisable; for example, the
use of camphorated oil in subjects which particularly manifest circulatory disturb-
ances, is indicated. To stimulate elimination of toxins our special preparation, Emunc-
totone, administered at intervals of three or four hours has given good results. (See
page 48 for a description of this preparation.)

Ferrocactone, another preparation (described on page 55) is of great benefit in
stimulating prompt recovery in complicated cases of influenza.

A BRIEF SUMMARY OF EQUINE INFLUENZA.

Because many vague and misleading applications of the term "influenza" are made,
it is considered advisable to summarize briefly, this disease.

The definition for equine influenza as employed by Hutyra and Marek, is so
explicit that it will be used, and it follows:

"Under the collective term of influenza are grouped acute febrile contagious infec-
tious diseases of horses, which are manifested either as general blood infections, with
catarrhal inflammation of the mucous membranes, and frequently also with inflamma-
tory swellings of the subcutis, tendons, and tendonous sheaths, or with manifestations
of a croupous pneumonia or pleuropneumonia. Depending on these varying clinical
manifestations two forms of the disease may be distinguished, namely, the catarrhal
or erysipelas form, and the pectoral form (contagious pleuropneumonia), there existing
the possibility that these two forms represent etiologically two different and independ-
ent diseases."

Equine influenza is an acute febrile contagious disease which manifests itself after
an incubating period which is usually brief, but which may vary between forty hours
and ten days, according to the authorities just cited. There is always a rise of tem-
perature of from four to six degrees above the normal, marked congestion of all visible
mucous membranes; in some instances the conjunctional mucous membranes are
swollen and protruding between the margins of the lids; there is lacrymation and often
a copious serous discharge from the nostrils. In some acute cases, the character of
the onset of the disease is such as to cause great weakness, which is manifested by
a staggering gait; there soon follows edematous swelling of pendant parts, such as
of the sheath in geldings, and stocking.

In the uncomplicated cases of influenza, the condition is usually benign; it runs a
course of about a week or ten days, and recovery is complete. In some instances, the
attack is of shorter duration, animals apparently recovering in three or four days.

Frequent allusion is made to complicated cases of influenza, complications varying
in character and gravity with the ages of the animals affected and the conditions
under which they are kept. Thousands of complicated cases of influenza which occurred
in the army were essentially pneumonic or pleuropneumonic involvements, and mortality
was high. ANTI-INFLUENZA SERUM.

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of equine

influenza, shipping fever, strangles, pink eye,

ANTl-lNFLuifcizA SERUM I 'J an ^ their sequelae (such as purpura hemor-

' rhagica. These are conditions that frequently

occur in epizootic form in large stables, or
when horses are shipped.
SOURCE.
Anti-Influenza Serum is obtained by hyperimmunizing healthy horses with in-
creasing doses of virulent cultures of Streptococcus equi, and Staphylococcus albus
and aureus, isolated from acute cases of influenza, strangles, shipping fever and pur-
pura hemorrhagica.
Code Word PRICE.

Grab — In Syringes, 10 mils $0.60

Gold — In Vials, 10 mils, six to package 2.40

Give —In Vials, 30 mils 1.00

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.
As a prophylactic before exposure it is more convenient and economical to employ
the Anti-Influenza Bacterin; but in stables where the disease has manifested itself
or the exposure is immediate or imminent it is preferable to give a dose of from 10
mils to 30 mils of the serum.

The curative dose of Anti-Influenza Serum is at least 30 mils repeated daily until
convalescence indicates that the infection is under control. Three doses are usually
sufficient for an ordinary case.

American Veterinary Supply Co.. Kiniu City, no.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ANTI-WHITE SCOUR MIXED BACTERIN.

(Bovine)

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of white scour in calves. Recommended
principally where the condition is due to a mixed infection or in herds where abortion
disease exists.

SOURCE.

Prepared from cultures of B. abortus, coli communis and bovisepticus obtained
from affected animals.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Verb — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Verge — One vial, five doses . .75

Vast — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Vapor — One vial, twenty-five doses 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Given in the same manner and with regard to the same hygienic precautions that
are observed when Colon Bacterin (Bovine) is employed.

DIAGNOSTIC SYMPTOMS OF WHITE SCOUR.

Diarrhoea neonatorum in calves may be due to infection with B. abortus (Bang),
B. coli communis, B. paracoli or bacteria of the Pasturella group. Likewise, a combi-
nation of any of the aforementioned organisms may be responsible for the occurrence
of white scour, and in some instances, other causative agents may be primary or
secondary etiologic factors.

When white scour develops in calves the first or second day after birth it is
usually due to the B. abortus. In animals that develop the disease after the fifth
day it is usually due to the colon or paracolon bacilli or due to Pasteurella bacteria.
It is not uncommon to find white scour which develops during the first week after
birth, to be the result of a combination of the B. abortus and B. coli communis.

Diarrhoea neonatorum, the result of B. coli communis infection, or where other
organisms are active with these, occasions a disturbance that is chiefly characterized by
rectal discharges which contain gas bubbles. Colon infection is sometimes observed
in yearling or older cattle that have become infected, in which instance the disease is
manifested by diarrhoea with gaseous discharges.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

COLON BACTERIN.

(Bovine)

SIX AMPOULES

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INDICATIONS.

For preventive and curative treatment of white scour, and colitis when due to the
activities of the B. coli communis.

SOURCE.

Prepared from the cultures of the Bacillus coli communis obtained from affected
animals. Each dose contains at least 45,000,000,000 of the killed B. coli communis.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Crow — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Color — One vial, five doses 75

Coco — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Cram — One vial, twenty-five doses ' 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Colon Bacterin has caused a very marked increase in the percentage of recoveries
of white scour and allied enteric disturbances. Treatment is preventive and curative.

Preventive treatment comprises injections of bacterin to the young in two doses;
the first within twenty-four hours after birth, and the second about five days later.

Curative treatment in white scour consists in due observance of all sanitary meas-
ures, such as keeping the affected animals in clean quarters, and disinfecting excre-
ments to prevent contamination of other parts of premises.

Colon bacterins are of decided benefit in such cases, and may be administered
every third day until two or three doses have been given. In cases where subjects are
extremely weak, bacterins are administered rather cautiously; that is, even though the
disease assumes a favorable course, it is not advisable to administer more than two
doses of bacterin, and the interval between such injections may extend over a period of
four or five days.

Phenol Sulphonates Compound may be given to advantage in these cases. One
tablet given every two to four hours, after the initial dose, which should be of three or
even four tablets. See page 70 for indications and directions for the use of Phenol
Sulphonate Tablets.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY

MO.

CANINE DISTEMPER BACTERIN.

6 AMPOULES

CANINE
DISTEMPER

:""0"<W»»mJ

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of canine distemper

SOURCE.
Prepared from cultures of pathogenic bacteria obtained from carcasses of dogs
attected with distemper. Each dose contains at least twenty billions of killed bacteria.

Code Word. PRICE.

Drab — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Dare — One vial, ten doses " 1*50

ADMINISTRATION OF BACTERIN.

The best results from use of Canine Distemper Bacterin are to be had in using it
as a preventive agent. For this purpose from two to five doses of one mil each are
given at five to seven-day intervals. When used in the treatment of distemper, the
same dosage is employed at three to five-day intervals.

CANINE DISTEMPER SUMMARIZED.
Canine distemper is a specific infectious disease characterized by multiform
symptoms and is very prevalent in cities, particularly where large numbers of animals
are kept together. One attack does not confer immunity in every instance, but usually
when secondary attacks are experienced, cases are mild in character.

The acute form of the disease is septicemic in character, and is manifested by
high temperature and concomitant respiratory and circulatory disturbances. This form
of the disease is found especially in young dogs and while it is fatal in a rather large
percentage of cases, during some outbreaks, death of the affected animals is not the
only cause of loss.

In not a few instances, because of the devitalizing effects of this disease, chronic
nervous disturbances follow. Chorea is an example of a somewhat frequent sequel.

Canine distemper assumes various forms and during the initial stages of the dis-
ease, its presence may be overlooked or the condition mistaken for other diseases.
Hence, it behooves the practitioner to examine carefully, every case simulating dis-
temper, in young animals which he is called upon to treat. Distemper is sometimes
observed as a condition wherein cutaneous disturbances predominate. Likewise, it
occurs with nervous derangements as the chief symptoms to be observed. More often,
however, respiratory and digestive forms of the affection are met and usually these
are combined.

In a word, whenever a young dog is presented for treatment where it manifests
some fever, inappetence or gastric disturbances chiefly characterized by vomition,
serous or sero-mucous nasal discharges which become adherent about the nasal orifices,
it is well to suspect that distemper is to be dealt with.

Careful nursing with particular attention given to the diet, is the principal factor
to heed in treating distemper of dogs, and in every instance where there is consider-
able digestive disturbance, nutritive extracts made from meat or cereals should be
offered the subjects. Intramuscular injections of Ferrocactone (see page 55) may be
employed advantageously rather than to attempt giving medicaments by the mouth.

94 AMERICA N VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA.*

A SUMMARY.

The term "hemorrhagic septicemia" is commonly employed to identify diseases
•ffecting cattle, sheep, swine, horses, fowls, rabbits, and other animals where there is
marked similarity in the pathological characteristics. In these several animals, where
there exist conditions having similar clinical manifestations, an organism has been
regularly isolated from diseased tissues or secretions taken from carcasses of affected
animals.

CAUSE.

The organism so isolated is known as B. bipolaris septicus, so named because of
the manner in which it takes stain in microscopical examination. It is a short organism,
staining intensely at its extremities, and only slightly at the middle; polymorphous,
non-motile; does not form spores, principally aerobic, and bouillon cultures have a
peculiar characteristic odor.

WHERE FOUND.

The bipolar bacilli are ubiquitous — being found as saprophytes in the soil, in slow
flowing or stagnant water, on various plants and in all kinds of dead organic matter.

VARIABILITY AND VIRULENCE.

Under normal conditions the bipolar bacilli do not manifest pathological charac-
teristics and are to be found in the respiratory and digestive tracts of many animals.
But under certain favorable conditions they become virulent and attack the tissues of
the healthy body. Just what constitutes such favorable conditions is not known in
many instances, but it is known that the pathogenic action of the bipolar bacilli is
favored by every influence which weakens the resistance of the animal organism, such
as colds, exertion, anemia, starvation, mixed infection and catarrh.

The bacteria which through some cause become parasitic, in some cases lose their
pathogenic character after leaving the affected animals, and may change again to
saprophytes. In the majority of cases, however, after becoming accustomed to the
organism of a certain animal, they attain an increased virulence for animals of this
particular species and may then infect animals easily without the assistance of pre-
disposing causes. This relative virulence may increase for a time and become con-
stant, but more frequently, however, it diminishes. These characteristics of the bipolar
bacteria explain the variation which is observed in the appearance and spread of the
hemorrhagic septicemia group of organisms.

When outbreaks of hemorrhagic septicemia occur, they are usually confined to
animals of the particular species affected. Exceptionally, however, the infecting
agent may become dangerous for other species. In this way, hemorrhagic septicemia
in swine may produce a like condition in sheep, and the condition may likewise affect
chickens in a manner resembling fowl cholera.

"Bipolar bacilli which penetrate into the tissue fluids of the animal organism,
produce different pathological changes, according to the degree of their virulence and
the susceptibility of the animals. In case of a severe infection a peracute hemorrhagic
septicemia develops. The bacilli multiply very rapidly and in a short time permeate
the entire body, causing death in from 18 to 24 hours. The animals manifest high
fever, weakness of the heart, debility, sometimes diarrhoea. Autopsy reveals numer-
ous hemorrhages in the tissue of the serous and mucous membranes and parenchyma-
tous organs. The spleen is only slightly swollen, while the lymph glands show a
marked acute swelling.

"When the infection is somewhat less severe the acute attack lasts for several
days, when frequently a sero-fibrinous inflammation develops on the serous mem-
brane, while the mucous membranes are affected with a hemorrhagic inflammation.
With these an inflammation of the joints and tendons is not infrequently associated.
The autopsy reveals in these cases a moderate acute swelling of the spleen and a pro-
nounced swelling of the lymph glands in addition to blood extravasations."

(Concluded on page 96)

•In part abstracted from "Path, and Therap. of the Diseases of Domestic Animals,"
Hutyra and Marek.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA COMBINED BACTERIN.

(Bovine)

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of various forms of hemorrhagic septicemia

° fcattle - SOURCE.

Prepared from virulent strains of Bacilli bovisepticus and allied bipolar organisms
obtained from the tissue of affected animals in various sections of this country. Not
less than forty-five billion killed bacilli are contained in each two-mil dose.

Code Word. PRICE.

Bovo — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Hike — One vial, five doses 75

Hunt — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Hemo — One vial, twenty-five doses 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

For the prevention of hemorrhagic septicemia, one two-mil dose of bacterin
injected subcutaneously to each animal in an exposed herd is ordinarily sufficient.
Basing our opinion upon actual experiences in the field, we can state that one such
treatment will immunize animals until they are ready for market, providing, of course,
it is not given at too early an age. Occasionally, however, because of the existence of
a virulent type of hemorrhagic septicemia, one single treatment is not sufficient to con-
fer immunity, and in such cases it becomes necessary to administer a second treatment.

Curative treatment consists chiefly in the administration of from two to four-mil
doses of bacterin as soon as possible, and succeeding this at twenty-four to forty-eight
hour intervals, the regular two-mil dose is given.

DIAGNOSTIC SYMPTOMS.

In cattle the disease occurs in the acute and subacute or chronic form.

The acute form is usually manifested as a septicemia characterized by high tem-
perature, dullness, inappetence, and usually death within from one to three days. In
some cases the initial form of the disease may be septicemic in character and later
become localized in any of the vital organs, as the lungs, digestive, cerebrospinal,
urinary and hepatic organs. In such instances, the primary symptoms will be those
of septicemia followed by symptoms characteristic of pneumonia, enteritis, cerebro-
spinal meningitis, nephritis, or hepatitis.

The subacute or chronic form is most common in young cattle that have passed
through public stock yards or are being shipped, and thus have opportunity of becom-
ing infected from stock cars and other means of transportation. This form is
manifested by a cough, nasal and ocular discharges, one to two degrees rise of temper-
ature, unthriftiness, and rapid emaciation. In the later stages, there is usually a diar-
rheic disturbance, weakness, and death in a large percentage of the affected animals.

Hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle and "corn-stalk disease" are now considered
practically the same. At least, in most instances, so-called outbreaks of corn-stalk
disease may be controlled by the prompt use of bacterin.

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HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA.

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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of the disease vary in animals with the localization of the lesions.
Hemorrhagic septicemia may assume a pulmonary, septicemia, intestinal, subcu-
taneous or cerebral form.

The pulmonary form is manifested by cough, nasal discharge, rise of temperature
of two to four degrees above normal, listlessness, inappetence, and, in the acute form,
death in from one to three days time. However, this type of the disease is often
chronic, the animals linger with an aggravated cough, nasal discharge, gradual emacia-
tion and die within ten to thirty days.

The septicemic form is characterized by marked rise of temperature, inappe-
tence, dullness, and death of animals in from six to twenty-four hours.

The intestinal form is characterized by digestive derangements, the intensity of
which depends on the extent of the disease process. There is usually diarrhoea, varying
according to the location of the lesions. The animals become emaciated, and, although
in the acute form they may die within three to four days, the disease may become sub-
acute or chronic and the animals live for a period of fifteen days or longer.

The subcutaneous form is manifested by rise of temperature, local inflammation,
edematous swellings, inappetence, and usually death within twenty-four hours.

The cerebral type of the disease is manifested by disturbance of the brain func-
tions, such as excitement, viciousness, or depression and stupor. This disease usually
terminates fatally in a few hours.

POST MORTEM LESIONS.

The lesions of this disease, in the septicemic form, consist of hemorrhages,
petechial in character, in the subcutaneous and serous structures, frequently there
being no other indications of the malady. The pulmonary form of the disease is char-
acterized by an atypical catarrhal pneumonia, with or without pleurisy and petechial
hemorrhages, the same as indicated in the septicemic form.

The intestinal form of hemorrhagic septicemia is manifested by inflammation of
the mucous membranes of the stomach or intestines, inflammation being of a serous
type and not uncommonly there is a collection of serous fluid in the submueosa. In
addition, petechial hemorrhages, particularly of the subserous structures, are present.

The cerebral type of the disease is manifested by an inflammation of the serous
covering of the brain with accumulation of more or less inflammatory serous exudate.
In this type there are also petechial hemorrhages — characteristic of all forms of the
disease.

In the subcutaneous types of hemorrhagic septicemia the lesions consist of
marked accumulation of serous fluid in some subcutaneous structures (usually of the
inferior cervical region), in addition to the petechial hemorrhages.

TREATMENT.

The treatment of hemorrhagic septicemia may be conveniently divided into
prophylactic and curative. The disease can be diminished in its intensity and possibly
entirely avoided by a careful observance of sanitary regulations and disinfection and
quarantine, where it is practical to enforce such measures.

But perhaps far more generally applicable, and fully as effective, is the immuni-
zation of animals against this disease by the use of a bacterin prepared from the B.
bovisepticus, equisepticus, ovisepticus or avisepticus. In most cases it is found neces-
sary to administer only one dose of our Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bacterin, as the
immunity conferred is usually sufficient to carry the animal through until the time
it is ready for market. Its convenience, inexpensiveness and its efficacy make the
bacterin treatment the prophylactic measure of choice in the control of this disease.

Curative treatment consists of combating symptoms as they arise. In addition,
doses of Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bacterin tend to intensify the body resistance
against further invasion of the infection. All treatment is ineffective in the hyper-
acute type of the disease.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

SWINE PLAGUE BACTERIN.

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of hemorrhagic septicemia or swine plague
where the disease occurs alone or in conjunction with hog cholera. The bacterin may
be employed either alone or with Anti-Hog Cholera Serum.

SOURCE.

Swine Plague Bacterin is prepared from cultures of Bacillus suisepticus obtained
from diseased tissues of hogs affected with swine plague, from various parts of this
country.

Each dose of Swine Plague Bacterin contains at least forty-five billion killed
bacteria.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Sun — One box, 6 ampoules $1.00

Sink — One vial, 5 doses 75

Soar — One vial, 10 doses 1.20

Sag — One vial, 25 doses 2.50

HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA COMBINED BACTERIN.

(Porcine.)

INDICATIONS.

For practically the same conditions as exist where Swine Plague Bacterin is used,
but preferred by some in certain outbreaks of swine plague.

SOURCE.

Hemorrhagic Septicemia Combined Bacterin (Porcine) is prepared from cultures
of B. suisepticus and other bipolar organisms.

PRICE.

'Code Word.

Unc — One box, 6 ampoules H.UO

Uno — One vial, 5 doses .75

Used — One vial, 10 doses I- 20

Utah— One vial, 25 doses 2 - 50

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SWINE PLAGUE AND HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA COMBINED

BACTERIN.

(Continued from Page 97)
ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

One ampoule — two mils — administered hypodermically to each animal, constitutes
the usual prophylactic dose. Where conditions are unusual, it is best to give a second
injection three to five days after the first.

Curative treatment consists in the adminstration of three or four doses at two or
three-day intervals.

The good results that may be obtained from the use of bacterin depend primarily
upon accurate diagnosis. In other words, it is futile to hope for good results following
the administration of bacterin in cases of cholera, verminous bronchitis or sporadic
cases of bronchial pneumonia.

Prevention by the enforcement of sanitary regulations is important. The spread of
this disease seems to be favored by dry weather. Consequently sprinkling pens and
houses with disinfectant solutions is helpful.

OCCURRENCE OF SWINE PLAGUE OR HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA.

Hemorrhagic septicemia is relatively common in swine. This disease, when local-
ized in the lungs, was formerly designated as swine plague, though there is now a
tendency to designate its various forms in swine as hemorrhagic septicemia.

Swine plague is prone to appear in animals suffering from cholera; in animals
subject to the hardships of shipping; in pigs at weaning time; in herds suddenly placed
on green corn for feed; in young animals subjected to unusual exposure, as a cold rain
in early spring or late fall, and, as is well recognized, in animals kept in dusty quar-
ters.

Further, swine plague is quite apt to occur in swine recently vaccinated against
hog cholera, particularly if good sanitation is not observed. It has been noted many
times as being concomitant with necrotic enteritis; in short, the infection being almost
universally distributed, may be expected to set up a disturbance in a great variety
of conditions where the vitality of the exposed animal is lowered.

The amount of infection present also has its bearing on the extension of the
disease, since once it has become active in any of the individuals of a given herd, swine
plague is quite apt to extend to all swine associated with the affected animals, even
though they may seem healthy and apparently possess a normal resistance to the
infection.

SYMPTOMS.

The extension of swine plague in a herd is in the typical outbreak slow as com-
pared with hog cholera. The period of incubation, at least in artificially infected
cases, is of short duration, rarely exceeding two days. The septicemic type is ush-
ered in suddenly with a high temperature (though it rarely exceeds 105 degrees
Fahrenheit) accompanied by inappetence, weakness, and little tendency to move. The
blush of the skin due to hyperemia may be observed. This form is rapidly fatal, the
course rarely exceeding twelve hours.

The ordinary form of swine plague is evidenced by the usual symptoms of pneu-
monia, such as short, dry, spasmodic cough, dyspnea, temperature up to 105 degrees
Fahrenheit, a disposition on the part of the affected animals frequently to sit on their
haunches dog-like, mucous or mucopurulent nasal discharge, diminished appetite and
finally cessation of appetite, and usually constipation. As the disease progresses
breathing becomes more difficult and there is extreme weakness and emaciation if
the affected animals live long enough. The blush of the skin is usually present, and
there may be conjunctivitis. The acute form usually terminates fatally in about one
week, but more rarely the disease becomes chronic.

The chronic form is evidenced by spasmodic cough, temperature of about 104
degrees Fahrenheit, poor appetite, emaciation and weakness, the animals usually
dying of exhaustion in from four to eight weeks.

DIFFICULTIES IN DIAGNOSIS.

When there is uncertainty regarding the possible existence of hemorrhagic sep-
ticemia or swine plague, if a portion of affected lung is sent us a laboratory examina-
tion will reveal the true state of affairs.

Special literature or specific information on this condition will be supplied on
request.

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MIXED BACTERIN (SWINE).

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of mixed infections in swine; alone,
or in conjunction with Anti-Hog Cholera Serum.

SOURCE.

This bacterin is prepared from cultures of B. suisepticus, B. suipestifer, B. enter-
itidis, B. paratyphoid, and B. coli communis, taken from tissues of affected animals.
Each mil contains approximately 22,500,000,000 killed organisms.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Tag — One box, six ampoules ■ $1.00

Ten — One vial, five doses 75

Tire — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Toro — One vial, twenty-five doses 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

For immunization, two mils injected hypodermically into healthy tissues under
aseptic precautions. This should be repeated in from three to five days.

As a curative treatment, the same dose should be employed as for immunization,
but repeated every two or three days as conditions warrant.

In order that there may be no difficulty in determining when it is advisable to
use Mixed Bacterin in preference to Swine Plague Bacterin, we make particular men-
tion of the fact that Mixed Bacterin is indicated in swine in which there is an intestinal
lesion consisting of ulcers and a mealy exudate upon the intestinal mucous membrane.
This is the condition usually called necrotic enteritis.

During the convalescence period our Anthelmintic Tonic for Swine will prove
valuable in stimulating the appetite and general tone. See page 27.

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MIXED INFECTION IN SWINE.

The term, "mixed infection" is applied to infectious swine diseases that are not
cholera but apparently related to hemorrhagic septicemia or swine plague. Recently
much attention has been given to the so-called mixed infections of swine, because of
great prevalence throughout the Middle-West, and the enormous losses they have
caused.

OCCURRENCE.

These infections are very common in hogs that have their resistance diminished
by cholera infection, and it is not unusual to find hogs which have been immunized
with the Anti-Hog Cholera Serum, dying as a result of the mixed infection.

CAUSE.

The regularity with which the following organisms are found in specimens of
tissue taken from animals affected with "mixed infection" is reason enough to con-
sider them, in all probability, responsible for the trouble — they are: B. suisepticus, B.
suipestifer, B. enteritidis, B. paratyphoid, and B. coli.

SYMPTOMS.

Hogs affected with the mixed infection alone, usually show digestive derange-
ments, become emaciated, weakened, and in a large percentage of cases, die as a result
of exhaustion.

LESIONS.

The lesions sometimes consist of circumscribed raised masses of mealy necrotic
material. This type of lesion was formerly called the Welch Button, or the so-called
hog cholera ulcer. The circumscribed lesion not infrequently produces necrosis of the
bowel wall, resulting in perforation and fatal peritonitis. In addition to the bowel
lesion it is not uncommon to find a congested and tumefied spleen and hemorrhages
of the lymph glands. Swine not infrequently become infected with the B. paratyphoid,
which may produce lesions of an enteritis that is usually associated with a low grade
peritonitis. Simultaneously with the infection with the B. paratyphoid, in the majority
of instances there will be found the B, suipestifer and the colon bacillus. These three
organisms appear to work in harmony, and produce enteritis typified by an exudate
that accumulates on the mucous membrane, the exudate clinging tenaciously, and not
being removable without destroying the mucosa.

TREATMENT.

In addition to the use of bacterin where the disease exists, careful attention
directed to sanitary measures is imperative. Hogs should have the run of roomy,
clean and comfortable quarters that are rendered as nearly free from dust as is prac-
ticable. Frequent disinfection by means of sprinkling with disinfectant solutions
serves to keep down dust where animals are, of necessity, kept in quarters that are
not roomy.

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HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA COMBINED BACTERIN.

(Ovine)

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of hemorrhagic septicemia in sheep
This disease is very prevalent in some of the Western states and occurs more frequently
throughout the Middle-West now than formerly.

SOURCE.

Made from cultures taken from animals suffering from hemorrhagic septicemia
Each mil contains approximately 22,500,000,000 killed bacteria.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Oaks — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Omar — One vial, five doses 75

Oust — One vial, ten doses 120

Omen — One vial, twenty-five doses 2^0

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

For immunizing, one two-mil dose of bacterin, administered subcutaneously, is
sufficient under usual conditions to give the desired results. However, two doses are
preferable and the second may be given five to seven days after the first.

SYMPTOMS OF HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA.

Hemorrhagic septicemia in sheep may be of a purely septicemic type, but this
form of the disease is not common. The pulmonary form is relatively a common
type of the disease and is characterized by an atypical catarrhal or croupous pneu-
onia with or without pleurisy and has a tendency to become chronic.

This form of the disease is manifested by weakness, cough, mucopurulent nasal
discharges and usually a discharge from the eyes; rapid emaciation of the animal and
sometimes death. The disease may also be manifested in its digestive form, in which
instance diarrhea is present; the feces being of a dark color.

In some instances, the disease has manifested itself as a cerebral derangement.
In such types, the cerebral functions are usually intensified in the beginning, and
later diminished.

Finally, hemorrhagic septicemia in the sheep is observed where there exists a
combination of the different forms of the disease. In such cases there appears to be
a blending of the salient symptoms of the pulmonary-digestive, digestive and cere-
bral forms of the disease. Lesions of hemorrhagic septicemia in sheep are very
similar to those found in cattle affected with this disease.

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HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA COMBINED BACTERIN.

(Equine)

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of hemorrhagic septicemia in horses.

SOURCE.

Made from cultures taken from animals suffering from hemorrhagic septicemia.
Each mil contains approximately 22,500,000,000 killed bacilli.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Tabes — One box six ampoules $1.50

Tame — One vial, five doses. 1.00

Trice — One vial, twelve doses 2.40

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Equine hemorrhagic septicemia may be prevented by prophylactic doses of Hemor-
rhagic Septicemia Bacterin. For this purpose, we recommend not less than a four-mil
dose, and where exposure has been unusual, repetition of this dosage five to seven days
later is a rational precautionary measure.

SYMPTOMS OF HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA— EQUINE.

This disease in horses may be acute or subacute. The acute form is more often
observed and is manifested by high temperature, extreme lassitude and depression.
Animals so affected may die within twelve hours after the first symptoms are evinced.
If the affected animal has sufficient resistance, the disease may become localized in
the lungs, the digestive organs, the brain, and possibly also, the kidneys and liver, pro-
ducing symptoms characteristic of inflammation of these several organs.

LESIONS.

Autopsy will show petechial hemorrhages of the subserosa and submucosa, as
well as inflammatory lesions, should the disease have localized in any of the special
organs.

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HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA COMBINED BACTERIN.

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of so- called fowl cholera and roup.

SOURCE.

Made from cultures taken from tissues of fowls having hemorrhagic septicemia —
containing B. avisepticus and allied organisms. Each mil contains approximately
22,500,000,000 killed organisms.

PRICE.

Code Word

Fowl — One box, six ampoules (24 doses) $1.50

Fan — One vial, twenty doses 1.00

Fish — One vial, forty doses 2.00

Fern — One vial, one hundred doses 5.00

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Hemorrhagic septicemia can be prevented by the immunization of fowls with one-
half of one mil of Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bacterin. The bacterin should be injected
subcutaneously under the wing. This may also be used as a curative agent in those
birds that show the subacute or chronic form.

ETIOLOGY AND OCCURRENCE.

Avian hemorrhagic septicemia is caused by the B. avisepticus. It is commonly
known as fowl cholera, and is responsible for the loss of many fowls annually, in this
country. It usually assumes an acute form, though in some cases a subacute or
chronic form has been observed.

SYMPTOMS.

Practically all barnyard fowls are subject to this affection, though it is most com-
mon in chickens and turkeys. The disease is manifested by an extreme depression in the
birds, ruffled feathers, usually diarrhoea, and death within a few hours. The tempera-
ture in the acute form not infrequently is 112° to 113° F. In the subacute form the
bird lingers, there is inappetence, depression, weakness, and diarrhoea, the fowl usually
dying within two weeks.

LESIONS.

The lesions found on autopsy consist of petechial hemorrhages and frequently an
enteritis, in some instances there being pneumonia as well. If the fowls survive for
three or four days, there will be an enlargement of the spleen, and perhaps some
edema.

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POLYVALENT MIXED BACTERIN.

(Equine)

INDICATIONS.

For the treatment of all suppurative and infective conditions, such as poll evil,
fistulous withers, open joints, wire cut, puncture wounds, abscesses, cystitis, pyometra,
post partum septicemia and septic wounds of all kinds.

SOURCE.

Prepared from the cultures of Staphylococcus albus, aureus and citreus, the
Streptococcus pyogenes and colon bacillus.

Supplied in serial doses from 1 to 6, each dose increasing in strength as follows:

Series No. 1, 6,000,000,000 killed Bacteria.

Series No. 2, 15,000,000,000 killed Bacteria.

Series No. 3, 25,000,000,000 killed Bacteria.

Series No. 4, 35,000,000,000 killed Bacteria.

Series No. 5, 40,000,000,000 killed Bacteria.

Series No. 6, 45,000,000,000 killed Bacteria.

PRICE.

Code Word

Mint — One box, six ampoules 1-6 (or any series number) $1.00

Mole — One vial, five doses 75

Mark — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Mix — One vial, twenty-five doses 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Polyvalent Bacterin meets the requirement in such instances as those wherein
infection is of the multiple type, and also where it is not an easy matter for the
practitioner to identify, specifically, the type of bacteria that causes infection. In
such cases, by employing this bacterin, the practitioner is enabled to meet the needs
of his cases without the necessity for a specific laboratory diagnosis of the exact
organisms causing the disease.

Polyvalent Bacterin is indicated in conjunction with surgical procedure in all
suppurative conditions of the various domestic animals. In treating traumatic wounds
many practitioners report that they observe prompt and complete union of tissue
practically without suppuration, where Polyvalent Bacterin is administered at three
to five-day intervals from the outset.

Perhaps the most useful field for this bacterin is in the treatment of wounds
before they become suppurative. For this purpose, bacterins should be given every
four or five days until healing has been completed. As a curative agent, bacterin aids
recovery following surgical operations, and will lessen the duration of the convalescent
period from ten to fifty per cent. For this purpose, bacterin should be administered
every three to five days until recovery is complete.

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PYEMIC ARTHRITIS MIXED BACTERIN.

(Equine)

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of pyemic arthritis or navel ill of colts.

SOURCE.

Prepared from cultures of Streptococcus equi, Staphylococcus albus and aureus,
B. coli, B. enteritidis, and B. equisepticus.

Each dose contains at least 20,000,000,000 killed bacteria.

PRICE.

Code Word

Nun — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Nile — One vial, five doses 75

Nib — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Note — One vial, twenty-five doses 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Preventive treatment may begin with administration of bacterin to the pregnant
mare. This is the best method and consists in the administration of two or three
injections of Pyemic Arthritis Mixed Bacterin at weekly intervals, trying to com-
plete the treatment about ten days before the expiration of the period of gestation.
Then, within twenty-four hours after birth of the foal, one ampoule of bacterin is
given the new-born animal.

Prophylactic treatment beginning after birth of the foal, consists in the admin-
istration of one dose of Pyemic Arthritis Mixed Bacterin within twenty-four hours
after birth, and a second dose two or three days later.

CURATIVE TREATMENT.

Attempts at curing navel ill are not attended with a very great degree of sat-
isfaction, when it exists in the form of pyemic arthritis. However, even in such
cases, good results are reported by veterinarians who administer Pyemic Arthritis
Mixed Bacterin, beginning with one dose as soon as possible after symptoms are
noticed and subsequent doses every twenty-four to forty-eight hours.

In addition to the administration of bacterin, the local treatment of affected
parts when possible is necessary. Pus is evacuated by means of incisions made in
the affected joint capsules and the parts are bandaged with cotton that is saturated
with a suitable wound lotion.

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PYEMIC ARTHRITIS.

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SYMPTOMS.

It is well to consider the disease generally spoken of as navel ill in two separate
classifications: one, the more serious condition, omphalophlebitis, wherein infection
is metastatic and results in arthritic disturbances; the other, a local infection of
the navel which is not metastatic.

THE GENERALIZED FORM.

In the first and more serious type of cases there usually occurs polyarthritis.
The symptoms are manifested at a variable length of time after birth though usually
before the animal is a week or ten days old. Much depends upon the virulence of
the infecting organisms as to the time when symptoms first present themselves; the
nature of the infection and its termination are likewise influenced.

Constitutional disturbances usually attract attention first. Subjects are dull
and listless, and upon examination it will be found that there is an elevation of tem-
perature of from two to five or six degrees above normal; the affected colt is dis-
inclined to move, but occasionally, when assisted it will get up and nurse. The
heart's action is accelerated and in the very virulent types of infection, respiration
is accelerated and there is sweating and other evidence of pain.

Death in such cases may result in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours after
the first evidence of infection is noticed. There is always more or less local dis-
turbance in the region of the umbilicus. In many serious cases, however, the only
local manifestation of disease is a slight moist condition of the navel.

As soon as sufficient time has elapsed for extension of the infection to the
joints, these metastatic foci of infection are readily observed. The stifle joint is
frequently affected. Next in frequency comes, perhaps, the fetlock joints. The
capsules of the affected articulation are distended and hyperthermic. The disten-
tions assume the form of fluctuating swellings, but there is -usually no "pointing";
that is, there is no site where it appears that spontaneous evacuation of pus is about
to occur.

Where limb joints are affected in this manner, there is more or less lameness
manifested. Where foci of infection occur in the spinal cord, or where extensive
infection has taken place, a variation of the manifestation of the disease obtains;
and this, in accordance with the particular part affected. An abscess of the cord,
for example, would occasion paralysis (hemiplegia or paraplegia). Extensive
affection of the liver would be characterized by septicemic disturbances, such as
very high temperature, manifestations of great pain, and often early death.

THE LOCALIZED FORM.

The second, or local type of infection, is characterized by the formation of
more or less pus, which distends the parts considerably in some instances. As Wil-
liams has pointed out, "The gravity of navel infection is usually in inverse propor-
tion to the local disturbance."

The only condition for which this type of navel ill may be mistaken is umbilical
hernia. Where hernia exists it is usually easily reducible and abscess is not. If
one is much in doubt regarding the exact nature of the condition in existence, an
exploratory puncture of the enlargement may be made with a suitable needle or
trocar and the character of the contents of the enlargement positively determined in
this way.

Evacuation of pus contained, by means of the curette or with pledgets of cot-
ton, and bathing the tissues with tincture of iodine is usually all that is necessary
to control localized infections of this sort if the parts are kept clean and dry after-
wards. The local application of Phenocamph at frequent intervals, serves well in
such cases.

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STAPHYLOCOCCUS COMBINED BACTERIN.

(Canine)

INDICATIONS.

For the treatment of such diseases as acne, some cases
of pustular dermatitis, and certain cases of abscess. Bene-
ficial in follicular mange.

SOURCE.

Prepared from culture of Staphylococcus aureus, albus
and citreus. Each dose contains at least twenty billions of
killed staphylococci.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Jury — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Jolt — One vial, ten doses 1.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

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Staphylo Bacterin, when used in the treatment of follic-
ular mange should be supplemented by the employment of
our Alkaline Mange Ointment (see page 20 for a complete
description of its use in such cases).

The prophylactic dose is one mil injected subcutaneously,
under aseptic precautions, and this repeated in from five to seven days.

Used as a curative agent the prophylactic dose should be repeated every three
days as conditions may warrant.

HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA BACTERIN.

(Cunieuli)

6 AMPOUi^S

Hemorrhagic septicemia in rabbits is ordinarily known
as sniffles, and from investigations thus far, it is apparent
that this disease is caused by an organism belonging to
the hemorrhagic septicemia group. The disease is mani-
fested by irritation of the nasal mucosa, and characterized
by a nasal discharge and a frequent sniffling of the af-
fected animal. There is usually depression, unthriftiness,
and emaciation of the rabbit, and many of them ultimately
die as a result of this disease.

LESIONS.

On autopsy there is found an extreme irritation of the
nasal mucosa, involving also the sinuses of the head and
there is frequently an atypical catarrhal penumonia.

TREATMENT.

Animals can be immunized against sniffles by the use
of Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bacterin made from the bipolar
organism isolated from rabbits. From one to two mils of
this product should be used as an immunizing dose, and
when used as a curative agent, this dose should be repeated in three to five days.

PRICE.

Code Word.

Rab — One box, 6 ampoules $1.00

Rec —One vial, 10 doses 1-50

Rem— One vial, 20 doses 2.40

Reo —One vial, 50 doses 5.00

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STREPTOCOCCUS BACTERIN.

(Equine)

6 AMPOULES

STREPTOCOCCUS:

BACTERIN

.■|-NTivi;-..u'.Ff'AT[vt:

INDICATIONS.

For the preventive and curative treatment of strangles or equine distemper.

SOURCE.

Prepared from cultures of different strains of Streptococcus equi. Each mil con-
tains approximately 22,500,000,000 killed bacteria.

PRICE.

Code Word

Strep — One box, six ampoules $1.00

Strong — One vial, five doses 75

Straw — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Stone — One vial, twenty-five doses 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

For the prevention of strangles or colt distemper, immunizing treatment consists of
two or three injections of Streptococcus Bacterin (Equine) at intervals of three to
five days.

As a curative agent, our bacterin is used advantageously in the regular prophy-
lactic dose repeated every two or three days.

Strangles is a specific infectious disease primarily affecting colts, and according to
most authorities caused by a streptococcus.

This disease is manifested by disturbances of the anterior respiratory tract, and
localized abscess formation. The affected animal has a high temperature, shows more
or less distress, is usually unable to eat, and in some cases, the abscess formation
hinders swallowing and respiration, and may result fatally. In rare instances, suppura-
tion becomes generalized, abscesses developing throughout the body. Such cases are
often fatal.

This disease is readily transmissible from animal to animal by contact, and unless
measures are taken to prevent its spread, all of the young animals, and occasionally
old animals that are exposed, become infected.

In the initial stages of the disease, we recommend the administration of Emuncto-
tone, which see on page 48. Pus is evacuated from abscesses as soon as possible,
and in severe cases good nursing plays an important role in the successful handling
of strangles.

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STREPTOCOCCUS MASTITIS BACTERIN.

(Bovine)

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of mammitis in cows, that is of streptococcic
origin. Most cases of garget or mammitis are due to streptococcic infection.

SOURCE.

Prepared from cultures of streptococci isolated from cases of mastitis. Each mil
contains approximately 22,500,000,000 killed bacteria.

PRICE.

<!!ode Word

Tare — One box, 6 ampoules $1.00

Try — One vial, five doses .75

Turn — One vial, ten doses 1.20

Type — One vial, twenty doses 2.50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

For prophylactic treatment, one two-mil dose should be given and this repeated
on the fifth to seventh day, attempting to complete the treatment a week or ten days
before parturition time.

Curative treatment consisting of the administration of one two-mil dose every
third day, and this continued as individual cases seem to require, has proved beneficial
in the handling of infectious mammitis.

It is especially recommended that in herds where one or two cows have shown
evidence of infectious mastitis, the balance of animals be given prophylactic treat-
ment. Affected animals should be segregated, and milked and handled in every way
by attendants who have nothing to do with the non-affected cows.

The use of Mastointment (page 66) in conjunction with the bacterin, with due
regard for cleanliness and asepsis in caring for affected udders, is greatly beneficial.

As has been mentioned in the discussion of Mastointment, cows suffering from
mammitis should be carefully nursed, the udder supported in a suspensorium, the
milk frequently evacuated, a purgative administered, and the bowels kept moderately
active throughout the course of the treatment, and formalin administered in from
one-half to one ounce doses for some five to eight days. The most careful attention
should be given to good dairy cows affected with mastitis, if best reults are to be
expected.

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SERUMS AND VACCINES.
ANTI-ANTHRAX SERUM.

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of anthrax in all domestic animals.

SOURCE.

Anti-Anthrax Serum is the product of serum taken from horses that have been
hyperimmunized against anthrax, first by giving them anthrax vaccine, and later, grad-
ually increasing dosage of virulent cultures of the B. anthracis.

Serum is then standardized for its potency by the complement fixation test, and on
guinea pigs.

The use of serum alone confers a passive immunity to the infected animals,
lasting only one to two months. Its value therefore, as an immunizing agent is not
practical when used alone.

PRICE.

Code Word. Serum

Eat— One 100-mil bottle, Anti- Anthrax Serum $2.33

Serum and Spore Vaccine.

Ebb — Ten complete treatments — Simultaneous Method $2.67

(100 mils serum; 10 mils vaccine).

SIMULTANEOUS METHOD OF IMMUNIZATION.

A simultaneous method of immunization has been devised, in which the serum
and spore vaccine are combined, thus immunizing animals by a method similar to the
simultaneous method of immunization against hog cholera.

METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION.

The simultaneous method of immunization in anthrax should be employed only in
healthy animals, and in herds where there are no diseased animals on the premises.

In herds where the disease has already made its appearance, it is necessary to take
temperatures of all animals and administer the simultaneous vaccination only to those
showing no rise in temperature above normal. All others should be given the serum-
alone treatment. If the examination reveals that a considerable proportion of the
animals in a given herd are affected with anthrax, it is advisable to use the serum
alone in all animals and in three or four weeks to revaccinate by the simultaneous
method.

DOSAGE.

The immunizing dose for horses, cattle and other large animals, is ten mils of
Anti-Anthrax Serum injected on one side of the neck, and immediately following, one
mil of Anthrax Spore Vaccine administered on the other side of the neck.

For sheep and calves six weeks to six months old, the dose should be ten mils of
serum and five mils of the vaccine. For animals exhibiting fever in an affected herd,
the serum should be administered only in doses of 30 mils to 100 mils, according
to the severity of the symptoms manifested by the affected animals.

PRECAUTIONS.

Animals that have received the double or simultaneous vaccination against anthrax
have an increased susceptibility to this disease during the first ten days following
vaccination; it is therefore advisable to protect them against excessive cold, heat or
exertion during this period. They should likewise be kept out of contaminated pastures
during this time.

ANTHRAX SPORE VACCINE.

Code Word. Double Vaccination.

Elf — One box, ten complete treatments $1.00

DOSAGE.
One complete vaccination consists of one mil of No. 1 Vaccine injected subcu-
taneously, followed in ten days by one mil of the No. 2 Vaccine.

Sheep and goats, are especially susceptible to anthrax vaccine; and if it is desired
to vaccinate such animals, not more than one-half of the above dosage should be
employed. CAUTION.

Anthrax Vaccine consists of attenuated spores and not killed organisms. It should
therefore be handled with care.

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ANTI-HOG CHOLERA SERUM.

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INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of hog cholera.

SOURCE.
Prepared from blood taken from hogs that have been rendered immune by receiv-
ing large doses of hog cholera virus.
Code Word PRICE.

Carve — 250-mil bottle. See our monthly bulletin for correct prices.
Cut — 500-mil bottle. See our monthly bulletin for correct prices.
Stamp — 60 mils virus. See our monthly bulletin for correct prices.
Stain — 30 mils virus. See our monthly bulletin for correct prices.
Draw — 15 mils virus. See our monthly bulletin for correct prices.

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.
Anti-Hog Cholera Serum is administered subcutaneously under aseptic precautions
in the axillary region, and virus likewise.

The dosage has been established by the B. A. I. and all serum must come up to a
certain fixed standard of potency. The following doses are prescribed :

Sucking pigs 20 mils

20 to 40 pounds 30 mils

40 to 90 pounds 35 mils

90 to 120 pounds 45 mils

120 to 150 pounds 55 mils

150 to 180 pounds 65 mils

180 pounds and over 75 mils

It is recommended that virus be used in from one to two-mil doses for each animal
treated.

Anti-Hog Cholera Serum has come into universal use by veterinary practitioners,
and it is only in exceptional cases that serum alone is employed; consequently, with
the aforementioned table of dosage, it is presupposed that the simultaneous method of
treatment will be employed.

It is a recognized fact that, given a highly potent, non-contaminated serum and
an active hog cholera virus, the administrator of serum and the caretaker of the herd
of hogs can control the results of vaccination for preventive or curative purposes in
cholera by the exercise of due care and caution before and after the injection of
serum.

In ordering serum from us, the practitioner may be assured that he will obtain the
best product that is to be had. We cannot afford to take chances with other than the
best serum and virus and every precaution is exercised to supply our customers with
such a good product that they will buy our serum exclusively.

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ANTI-CALF SCOUR SERUM.

Anti-Calf SArurs Serum

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of white scour in calves and lambs.

SOURCE.

Anti-White Scour Serum is prepared by consecutive intravenous injections of
horses with numerous strains of colon and other bacteria that have been isolated in
cases of white scour in calves.

This serum is standardized, the agglutination test being employed for this purpose.

PRICE.

Code Word

Sung — Ten mils, in vial $0.45

Self — Ten mils, in syringe 60

Seal — Thirty mils, one vial 1.00

Seam — Sixty mils, six vials 2.40

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

This product is used chiefly as a curative agent in calves and lambs, rather than
for its prophylactic effects.

As a curative agent it is given in twenty to thirty mil doses and this repeated as
conditions seem to warrant. One-half the calf-dose is given to lambs.

The serum is administered subcutaneously, observing aseptic precautions. The
earlier the treatment is administered, the more certain are good results to follow.

In connection with the use of this serum, our Phenolsulphonate Tablets are in-
valuable. The description of this product and its application in white scour is to be
found on page 70.

An important part of the curative treatment consists in due observance of all
sanitary measures, such as keeping the affected animals in clean quarters, and disin-
fecting excrements to prevent contamination of noncontaminated parts of premises.

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ANTITETANIC SERUM.

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INDICATIONS.

For the prevention and treatment of tetanus in all domestic animals,
in nail puncture, and many other wounds; useful after many operations.

Necessary

SOURCE.

Tetanus Antitoxin is prepared by hyperimmunizing horses against tetanus toxin.
The "antitoxin" is separated from blood drawn from such animals and standardized.

Because of accuracy of methods that are possible in the production of tetanus
antitoxin, doses are expressed in units: Thus, a given preparation of antitetanic serum
contains a definite number of units per mil.

PRICE.

Code Word

Kabe— One 500-unit dose, vial $0.30

Kaje — One 500-unit dose, syringe 50

Kain — One 1,500-unit dose, vial .60

Kart — One 1,500-unit dose, syringe 80

Kant — One 3,000-unit dose, vial 1.20

Korn — One 3,000-unit dose, syringe 1.50

Kelt —One 5,000-unit dose, vial 2.10

Korb — One 5,000-unit dose, syringe 2.40

Kline— One 10,000-unit dose, vial 4.00

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

For the prevention of tetanus, an immunizing dose of 500 units of Antitetanic
Serum is considered sufficient if administered promptly after exposure to tetanus infec-
tion. This may be given subcutaneously, under aseptic precautions. When it is im-
possible to administer prophylactic treatment promptly after exposure to infection, the
dose should be increased, employing 1,500 or even 3,000 units, as it is thought best.

When animals are affected with tetanus it is best to administer at least 3,000
units of Tetanus Antitoxin intravenously as soon as possible. At the same time a
3 000-unit dose is to be given subcutaneously. Thereafter dosage will depend on
existing conditions. Daily injections of at least 3,000 units should succeed the initial
treatment and this continued until it is apparent that treatment may be discontinued.

Affected animals should be kept quiet and as nearly comfortable as possible.
Good results are reported following the use of lobeline sulphate. Doses of from 1-20
to 1-10 grain three or four times daily serve to control spasms in many cases.

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BLACKLEG AGGRESSIN.

INDICATIONS.

To produce immunity against blackleg in cattle.

SOURCE.

Obtained from the affected tissues of animals dead of
blackleg. The diseased tissue is removed from the carcass,
chilled, and the juice is abstracted and filtered. It is then
refiltered to remove germs and a preservative is added.

The filtrated material is then tested for sterility and
potency to determine its harmlessness and its efficacy in
producing immunity against blackleg.

PRICE.

Code Word

Jail — One five-dose vial $0.80

Jane — One ten-dose vial 1.60

Just — One twenty-dose vial 3.20

Jerk — One forty-five-dose vial 7.2C

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Blackleg Aggressin is given subcutaneously in five mil
(5cc) doses and confers an immunity against blackleg that
is practically certain in every instance. As with blackleg
filtrate immunity is of long duration and the product being
germ-free it is impossible to cause death by introducing
blackleg in using the Aggressin.

BLACKLEG OR SYMPTOMATIC ANTHRAX.

(A Concise Discussion)

Blackleg is a specific infectious disease caused by the bacillus of blackleg, and
usually characterized by an emphysematous tumefaction.

OCCURRENCE.

It is most common in young cattle, those especially between the ages of four
months and one year, although the disease may affect week-old calves or extremely
old cattle. This disease is practically universally distributed, as the organism causing
it retains its vitality in the soil for an indefinite period. Fortunately investigators
have found ways and means by which blackleg can be prevented.

SYMPTOMS.

Blackleg primarily affects cattle, although natural infection in sheep occurs
and it is possible, by inoculation, to transmit the disease to the horse. It is typified
by an affection of the voluntary muscles and therefore there is usually a disturb-
ance of locomotion; there is a high temperature, depression, inappetence, and in
the majority of instances, a local tumefaction.

The tumefaction of blackleg is of emphysematous character, and if one's hand
is rubbed over the affected area, the skin feels parchment-like and there is
usually a crackling sound due to the contained gas. If an incision is made into the
tumefaction, a bloody, serous fluid having a peculiar sweetish-sour odor will escape.

LESIONS.

The lesions of blackleg are invariably found in the muscle tissue, most com-
monly in the muscles of locomotion. The affected muscle tissue is dark, dry, and
brittle, not having the elasticity that is found in normal muscle. Although the lesions
are usually of the muscles of locomotion, they are sometimes confined to the inter-
costal muscles or the muscles of the intestine, or even to the heart muscle.

TREATMENT.

Blackleg vaccine in the pellet or powdered form has been successfully used by
many practitioners. The ordinary blackleg vaccine is made by attenuating the
blackleg germ in affected muscle tissue obtained from an animal dead of blackleg.

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BLACKLEG FILTRATE.

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AMERICAN VETERfNARY SUPPLY CO.

INDICATIONS.

For the prevention of blackleg in cattle.

SOURCE.

Prepared by cultivating the blackleg germ in a special
medium for a period until the maximum growth is obtained
and until the liquid becomes thoroughly charged with the
product of the germs and of the meat contained in the
medium upon which the blackleg germ acted.

The product is then concentrated, suitably preserved and
filtered through porcelain which retains all the germs. It is
then properly standardized and carefully tested for potency
on animals, and also bacteriologically for purity.

Code Word PRICE.

Welt — 10-dose vial $1.00

Wail — 50-dose vial 4 00

Warn — 100-dose vial 7^50

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE.

Blackleg Filtrate is administered subcutaneously in doses of three to five mils. As
it is a germ-free product, it is impossible to produce blackleg with this preparation.
Furthermore, immunity results in a much larger percentage of cases than where the
old form of blackleg vaccine is employed; immunity so conferred is also of greater
duration than that produced by the crude vaccines.

BLACKLEG PELLETS.

Single-Dose Vaccine.
Code Word

Bone — 10 doses $0.50

Bolt — 50 doses 2.00

Burn — 100 doses 3.50

BLACKLEG OR SYMPTOMATIC ANTHRAX.

(Continued from Page 114)

More recently, a more durable and effective product has been found in the Blackleg
Filtrate, the active principle of which is probably an aggressin. The filtrate is
prepared by growing pure cultures of the blackleg bacillus, filtering, concentrating
and preserving the fluid portion of the culture, which is the Blackleg Filtrate.

Blackleg Aggressin is similar to the Filtrate, except that it is obtained from
the affected muscle of a calf dead of blackleg. The aggressin is the muscle juice
filtered and preserved and contains a substance which has been found to give a
permanent immunity, according to most authorities, to animals in which it is
injected. The Blackleg Filtrate and Blackleg Aggressin produce an active immunity
and are therefore to be desired for immunizing calves against blackleg, although
they are more expensive than the vaccine.

The dosage for filtrate is 3 to 5 mils, and for aggressin is 5 mils. With any
of the immunizing preparations good results are not to be expected where the
disease already exists.

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MALLEIN.

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INDICATIONS.

For the diagnosis of glanders in horses and mules.

SOURCE.

Prepared from cultures of the glanders bacillus which are more virulent by intra-
venous injection into rabbits. After growth of such cultures, they are sterilized,
filtered, concentrated and standardized.

PRICE.
OPHTHALMIC MALLEIN. MALLEIN SOLUTION— THERMIC.

Code Word Code Word

Oren — One five-test vial with cam- Oven — One-test vial $0.20

el-hair brush $0.30 Owls— Two-test vial 40

Often — One ten-test vial with cam- Opal — Five-test vial 90

el-hair brush 50 Oyez — Ten-test vial 1.50

The B. mallei in many particulars is very similar to the tuberculous bacillus.
It produces a toxic product which in infected animals causes a sensitization of the
tissues and thus makes possible a reaction by the use of the products of the B. mallei.
The diagnostic agent for glanders is called mallein.

Two tests have generally been applied in glanders. The thermic test has been
practically abandoned. The ophthalmic test is accepted throughout the United
States for interstate shipment of horses. The technique for the ophthalmic mallein
test is the same as for the ophthalmic tuberculin test, reaction appearing in twelve to
sixteen hours.

The intradermal test has not been applied generally to detect glanders in horses,
although according to experiments, it is a reliable test. ■ It has been employed exten-
sively in the United States Army but few, if any, official reports on results have
been made public. However, it is understood that this test is very reliable and satis-

faetory RABIES VACCINE.

INDICATIONS.

Rabies Vaccine is used for the preventive treatment of rabies during the incuba-
tion period. After the symptoms of the disease are fully developed, Antirabic Treat-
ment is of no value. A cure for rabies is as yet undiscovered; but the Antirabic
Treatment is effective in preventing the development of the disease in the domestic
animals bitten by rabid dogs or other animals.

SOURCE.
The material used for immunization against rabies has been called a vaccine; it
consists of spinal cord tissue that has been subjected to some process to attenuate
the virus. HOW TO ORDER.

Whenever occasion arises for use of rabies vaccine, orders should be sent by wire
using code. A delay of about 48 hours follows the receipt of each order because
vaccine is prepared for each individual case.
Code Word PRICE.

Rent — Vial package: Complete course of Antirabic Treatment for horses and

cattle. In vials $ 6.00

Rag — Vial package: Complete course of Antirabic Treatment for dogs and

cats. In vials 6.00

Rug — Vial package : Complete course of Antirabic Treatment for human.

In vials 25.00

Specific and detailed description of manner of administering treatment Is supplied
with every order for antirabic vaccine.

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MO.

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TUBERCULIN.

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INDICATIONS.

For the diagnosis of tuberculosis in cattle.

SOURCE.

Prepared from pure cultures of the B. tuberculosis which are standardized and
tested for potency. Depending upon the manner in which tuberculin is to be used
it varies as to concentration.

PRICE.

TUBERCULIN SOLUTION— THERMIC

Code Word

Test — One two-test vial $0.20

Tubs — One five-test vial 40

Tile — One ten-test vial 75

Teal —One 25-test vial 1.50

Turk— One 100-test vial 5.00

TUBERCULIN SOLUTION—
INTRADERMAL.

Code Word
Tent — One two-mil vial (10

doses) $0.25

Temp — Four two-mil vials (40

doses) 90

TUBERCULIN SOLUTION-
OPHTHALMIC.

Code Word

Tech — One five-test vial $0.25

Tane — One ten-test vial 45

TUBERCULIN TESTING.

Three tests for tuberculosis have been developed to a point of reasonable accuracy,
but each is generally recognized as having certain particular advantages and disad-
vantages. These tests are generally known as the thermic or subcutaneous, intra-
dermie or dermal, and ophthalmic. The bacillus of tuberculosis is peculiar in that
it does not under ordinary circumstances stimulate its host to a higher resistance, but
instead, sensitizes the tissues of an infected body to its products and upon this principle
depends the diagnostic value of tuberculin. When tuberculin is introduced into a body
or on the tissues of an animal that is tuberculous, a reaction follows because of the
increased sensitization of the tissues.

REACTIONS.

Reaction to a tuberculin test consists of three parts: First, a focal reaction; sec-
ond, a local reaction; and third, a systemic or general reaction.

Focal reaction consists of an increased tissue action around the infected centers
or tubercles and may be observed in cases of cutaneous tuberculosis after the admin-
istration of tuberculin.

Local reaction consists of tissue lesions at the point of application of tuberculin
and constitutes evidence of the existence of tuberculosis in animals where the intra-
dermic or ophthalmic tests are employed.

The systemic or general reaction consists of rise of temperature with associated
disturbances of circulation and respiration, and in some cases even collapse of the
patient.

Just which test should be applied depends upon circumstances.

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THERMIC OR SUBCUTANEOUS TEST.

The thermic test has been found very efficient for testing cattle practically all
over the world.

This test is made by obtaining not less than three temperatures at least two
hours apart, before tuberculin is injected. Eight hours after the injection of tuber-
culin, a temperature record should be obtained to indicate temperature every second
hour for a period of at least ten hours.

A reaction to the thermic test consists of a rise of temperature in which the
increased temperature makes a so-called double curve, the highest temperature read-
ing being observed in the first curve about twelve hours after the injection of the
tuberculin, and the highest temperature in the second curve about thirty-six hours
after injection of tuberculin.

Careful record of the temperatures should be kept and care exercised in handling
the animals tested so that they may be disturbed as little as possible.

The disadvantages of this test are that a variety of disturbances are prone to
increase the rise of temperature, so that the tuberculin should not be injected if the
primary temperatures, particularly the last one, are more than 103° F. The thermic
test, therefore, is not the best test in animals having diseased conditions causing fever
or in animals that have recently calved and it is difficult to apply in extremely hot
weather.

The tuberculin should be administered subcutaneously in this test; the dose vary-
ing according to the size and condition of the animal, and also according to the tuber-
culin used. Detailed instructions on this subject are always furnished with tuberculin.

INTRADERMIC TEST.

The intradermic tuberculin test has been successfully used for several years,
being employed by state veterinarians in several states. This test has several advan-
tages over the thermic test, as it can be applied regardless of the general condition
of the animal to be tested. Moreover, it is not a time-consuming test, as is the
thermic test. However, it has the disadvantage of requiring the holding of cattle
from two to three days for observation, whereas with the thermic test, twenty-four
hours time is about all that is re.quired.

The tuberculin for the intradermal test is applied by means of a syringe, prefer-
ably with a small gauge needle, in the caudal fold or in the margin of the lower eye-
lid. Extreme care must be exercised that the tuberculin is injected into the skin, and
not under the skin. The quantity of tuberculin injected varies from three to six
or seven minims. A reaction consists of a swelling at the point of injection. This
swelling varies from a soft doughy mass, which may be elongated, extending a dis-
tance of two to four inches up and down the tail, or involving the entire lower eyelid
to a dense and hard swelling, varying from 2/5-inch in diameter to the size of a
hen-egg.

Reactors that have been injected in the lower eyelid will also show disturbances
of the conjunctival mucous membrane.

OPHTHALMIC TUBERCULIN TEST.

The ophthalmic tuberculin test has not come into general use in veterinary prac-
tice. For this test especially purified tuberculin is applied directly to the conjunctival
mucous membrane by means of a camel's hair brush, using the same eye in all cases,
and leaving the other eye for a check. A reaction becomes manifest in about 24
hours, consisting of lacrymation succeeded by congestion and inflammation asso-
ciated with a mucopurulent discharge. The reaction is usually at its height in 16 to
18 hours after the administration of tuberculin.

This test has the disadvantage of being masked more or less by disturbances of
the eye. This is especially true in tuberculin testing in public stock yards. The
ophthalmic test used in conjunction with the thermic or intradermal test is a splendid
means of identifying doubtful cases of tuberculosis, the one test apparently intensify-
ing the other.

In the foregoing tests it is noted that the systemic disturbance is the factor
evidenced in the thermic test and the local reaction is manifested in the intradermic
and ophthalmic tests.

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TRADE

MARK

VETERINARY SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SECTION.

This Catalog contains only the most practical instruments in use today, and in
particular the latest designs which have been approved by the profession. It carries
no extravagant praises, inaccurate illustrations or excessive descriptions. Instead,
it is a straightforward guide of Veterinary requirements, that should be your desk
companion.

All of our instruments are made of the very best of steel and are Guaranteed
to be free from flaws. Should one break from a flaw we will gladly exchange it, but
cannot hold ourselves liable for breakage from any other causes.

We carry only high grade instruments and consequently you receive from us the
best to be obtained. In serving you in this manner we are seldom called upon to
make good our guarantee, but any defective instrument is replaced without delay,
and any goods unsatisfactory upon receipt may be returned for credit or refund.

You will find our instruments to be mechanically perfect, finely finished, and cop-
per-plated before they are nickel-plated, so less likely to rust.

Our stock is complete in every line, and your order is forwarded the same day
it is received by us.

VETERINARY

BLUE CROSS

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DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.

Herein you will find depicted a line of veterinary dental instruments that repre-
sents the sum total of many practical suggestions of experienced dental surgeons;
instruments that have stood the test of hard use; in short, instruments that are as
nearly perfect in every respect as this is possible; the embodiment of Amvetsco quality
— the best.

The above illustration represents the threaded end (where handles are attached;
on the various cutters and extractors supplied by us.

Our object in illustrating this portion of the instrument is to enable those wishing
to complete their sets to order properly.

Suggestions for Ordering Cutters.

THE CLOSED CUTTER

is intended solely for the removal of the rough edges on the molar teeth. Under no
circumstances should the Closed Cutter be used in place of the Half Open or Open
Cutter as it is intended Solely for the above mentioned purpose and will break if
overtaxed.

THE HALF OPEN CUTTER

is made expressly for the removal of prongs or projections that are too small to be
grasped by the Open Cutters and too large for the Closed Cutters without overtaxing-
them. s

THE OPEN CUTTERS (Plain and Lever)

are intended for cutting off elongated molars which are apt to interfere with the
proper mastication of the food. They are also intended to be used in the removal of
large projections which are too large to be grasped by the Half Open Cutters. Each
dental outfit should contain one of each of the above mentioned cutters, and if each
instrument is used for the purpose for which it is intended, it will last indefinitely
In using the Open or Half Open Cutter care should be taken to crack the enamel before
applying full pressure on the handles, this can be done by rotating the cutter as soon
as it is applied to the tooth, giving the instrument a saw-like motion.

CASES.

Two Fold and Three Fold Dental Cases are made to fit the instruments. Built
especially for each set, every instrument fits in its proper place. These cases are
made only to order and for each particular set.

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DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.

SETS.

Carrying-, as we do, the largest stock of veterinary instruments in the West enables
us to quote on any set or combination of dental instruments. If the several sets we have
listed do not meet with your approval, submit a list of the instruments desired for our
lowest prices. Correspondence solicited.

FIG. 100.

1 Open Cutter 130

1 Closed Cutter 142

1 Molar Extractor 231

1 Pair Handles (to fit above set) 256

1 Wolf Tooth Forceps, 9-inch 274

1 Incisor Cutter, 9-inch 286

In Russet Leather Roll, 16x30 inches. (Fig

"AMVETSCO" DENTAL SET No. 1.

Fig. Fig.

1 Set House's Combined Floats 454

1 Incisor File and Rasp, 10-inch 539

1 Curette 382

1 Trephine 307

1 Screw Driver

1 Tooth Drill 316

121) .$44.50

FIG. 103. 'AMVETSCO" DENTAL SET No. 2.

Fig.

1 Open Cutter 130

1 Closed Cutter 142

1 Molar Extractor 229

1 Pair Handles (to fit above set) 260

1 Incisor Cutter, 13-inch 289

1 Dental Fulcrum 232

1 Wolf Tooth Forceps, 9-inch 274

1 Jointed Float 478

In Russet Leather Roll, size 16x42 inches.

Fig.

1 Trephine 322

1 Tooth Drill 316

1 Scoop 382

1 Separating Saw 346

1 Splinter Forceps, 9-inch 397

1 Artery Forceps, 5% -inch
1 Brush
1 Screw Driver
(Fig. 124) $57.2S

FIG. 106. "AMVETSCO"

Fig.

1 Multiple Molar Cutter, Open 166

1 Closed Molar Cutter 142

1 Closed Molar Extractor ...229

1 Root Extractor 241

1 Dental Fulcrum 232

1 Molar Separating Forceps 221

1 Pair Handles (to fit above set) 256

1 Incisor Cutter 289

1 Wolf Tooth Separating Forceps 283

1 Wolf Tooth Forceps, 9-inch 274

1 Set Boston Combined Floats 485

1 Lead Mallet 331

In Russet Leather Roll, size 16x42 inches. (F

DENTAL SET No. 3.

Fig.

1 Sounding Hook 406

1 Separating Saw 346

1 Tooth Drill 316

1 Trephine with flesh cutter 310

1 Splinter Forceps, 8-inch 403

1 Pean's Artery Forceps, 5y 2 -inch

1 Luer's Curved Rongeur Forceps. ... 379

1 Bone Chisel 427

1 Ferguson's Scoop and Elevator 385

1 Curved Dental Punch 337

1 Rasp and File, 10-inch 539

1 Tooth Brush
ig. 124) $87.33

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DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.

Sets.
FIG. 109. "AMVETSCO" DENTAL SET No. 4.

Fig.

1 Open Cutter 130

1 Closed Cutter 142

1 Molar Extractor 231

1 Pair Handles (to fit above set) 260

1 Incisor Cutter. 13-inch 289

1 Small Molar Forceps, 13-inch 244

1 Wolf Tooth Forceps, 9-inch 268

1 Set Boston Combined Floats 485

1 Trephine 307

Figr,

1 Tooth Drill 316

1 Incisor File, 10-inch 539

1 Separating Forceps 283

1 Separating Saw 346

1 Artery Forceps, 5% -inch

1 Splinter Forceps, 9-inch 397

1 Scalpel.

1 Brush.

1 Screw Driver.

In Russet Leather Roll, 16x42 inches. (Fig. 124).

. $60.00

FIG. 112. "AMVETSCO" DENTAL SET No. 5.

Fig.

1 Lever Open Cutter 178

1 -

In Russet Leather Roll, 16x42 inches. (Fig. 124) $78.00

Closed Cutter 142

Molar Extractor 229

Root Extractor. . .' 235

Pair Handles (to fit above set) 260

Float 460

Wolf Tooth Forceps, 9-inch 268

Wolf Tooth Elevator 280

Fig.

1 Palmer's Rasp and File 506

1 Trephine 307

1 Incisor Cutter, 13-inch 289

1 Separating Saw 346

1 Splinter Forceps, 9-inch 397

1 Mouth Speculum 578

1 Sounding Hook 406

1 Wolf Tooth Separating Forceps 283

FIG. 115. "AMVETSCO" DENTAL SET No. 6.

Fig.

Open Cutter 130

Closed Cutter 142

Molar Extractor 231

1 Pair Handles (to fit above set) 256

In Russet Leather Roll, 16x30 inches. (Fig.

Fig.

1 House's Jointed Float 460

1 "Wolf Tooth Forceps, 9-inch 268

1 10-inch File and Rasp 639

1 Screw Driver.

121) $35.50

FIG. 118. "AMVETSCO" DENTAL SET No. 7.

Fig.

1 Open Multiple Cutter 166

1 Closed Cutter 142

1 Molar Extractor 229

1 Root Extractor 241

1 Pair Handles (to fit above set) 260

Set Quitman's Combined Floats 475

286

1 Incisor Cutter, 9-inch

In Russet Leather Roll, 16x42 inches

Fig.

1 Trephine 307

1 Drill 316

1 Wolf Tooth Forceps, 9-inch 268

1 Palmer's Rasp and File 506

1 Curette 385

1 Rongeur Forceps 379

1 Wolf Tooth Elevator 280

(Fig. 124).

. $03.00

DENTAL INSTRUMENT ROLLS.

Heavy tan leather roll with chamois lining and flaps. Two rows of adjustable leather
loops for dental and other heavy instruments.

FI^. 122 — Size 16x42 in... $11.00

121-123
Fig. 121— Size 16x30 in..$ 8.50

Fig. 123— Size 18x42 in.

.$12.00

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142

154

Fig. 130 — Molar Cutter, open, drop jaw, so designed that the cutting edges may
encompass the entire tooth at once, thus preventing fracture at an
undesirable point $7.00

Fig. 136 — Molar Cutter, half open, drop jaw, same design blade as Fig. 130 7.00

Fig. 142 — Molar Cutter, closed, drop jaw, light weight, with spring which enables

the operator to easily manipulate the cutter with one hand 7.00

Fig. 148 — Molar Cutter, open, bent jaw, the fulcrum is placed so that this instru-
ment may be used with one hand 7.00

Fig. 154 — Molar Cutter, closed, bent jaw, same design blade as Fig. 148 7.00

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166

178

-^ k ilk

179

Fig. 166 — Multiple Molar Cutter, wide open, drop jaw. With this cutter equal

pressure may be brought to bear 1 upon the tooth surface contacted. . .$15.00

Fig. 172 — Multiple Molar Cutter, half open, drop jaw, same design blade as

Fig. 166 15.00

Fig. 178 — Mead's Compound Molar Cutter, improved drop jaw; especially power-
ful. The side view depicts the compact form of this instrument 16.50

Fig. 179 — Mead's Compound Molar Cutter, same as Fig. 178, only with plain jaws 16.50

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221

Fig. 221 — Molar Separator, Dr. L. A. Merillat's, open, for loosening teeth pre-
paratory to extraction $7.00

Fig. 222 — Molar Separator, Dr. L. A. Merillat's, closed 7.00

Fig. 229 — Upper Molar Extractor, open jaws, (heavy) so designed that jaw pres-
sure is as nearly equalized over the entire crown surface contacted as

is possible, thus precluding danger of crushing and slipping 7.00

Fig. 231 — Lower Molar Extractor, half open jaws, same design jaws as Fig. 229. . 7.00

Fig. 232— Fulcrum, babbitt metal, to be used with molar extractors 1.00

Fig. 235 — Root Extractor, regular 7.00

Fig. 241 — Root Extractor, long, narrow jaws; fulcrum is so placed that the
handles are not thrown too far apart when tooth splinter or root is
grasped 7.00

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244

258

^a=M

260

Fig. 244 — Molar Extractor, hand forged, 13-inch $4.50

Fig. 253 — Root Extractor, hand forged, 13-inch 4.50

Fig. 254 — Yerton's Lever Handle Clamps for securing) handles when extracting. . 3.00

Fig. 256 — Handles for molar cutter and extractor; all metal, hollow, per pair 3.50

Fig. 258 — Handles for molar cutter and extractor; all metal, solid, per pair 3.00

Fig. 260 — Handles for molar cutter and extractor, wood grip, per pair 3.50

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280

262-265

268-271

274-277

286-289

28.3

Fig. 262— Wolf Tooth Forceps, Curved, 9-inch $3.50

Fig. 265— Wolf Tooth Forceps, Curved, 13-inch 4.50

Fig-.' 268— Wolf Tooth Forceps, Bayonet, 9-inch 3.50

Fig. 269 — Wolf Tooth Forceps, Merillat's, with long bayonet jaws, 9-inch 3.75

Fig. 271— Wolf Tooth Forceps, Bayonet, 13-inch 4.50

Fig. 274 — Wolf Tooth Forceps, Duck Bill, 9-inch 3.50

Fig. 277— Wolf Tooth Forceps, Duck Bill, 13-inch 4.50

Fig. 280— Wolf Tooth Elevator, Schwartz's 1.65

Fig. 283 — Separating Forceps, 9-inch 3.50

Fig. 286 — Incisor Nippers, 9-inch 4.00

Fig. 289 — Incisor Nippers, 13-inch 4.50

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309-310

304

316

Fig. 304— Dental Drill, Buck's, set of 3 with handle $3.50

Fig. 307 — Trephine, Gait's, conical. Five sizes, %-, %-, %-, %- and 1-inch

diameter, each 3.30

Fig. 309 — Trephine, Amvetsco, square shank, three sizes, %-, %- and 1-inch 3.70

Fig. 310 — Trephine, Amvetsco, square shank with flesh cutter 5.00

Pig. 316 — Dental Drill, plain 2.00

Fig. 319 — Trephine, Conical double reversible, four sizes in case 8.00

Fig. 322 — Trephine, Conical, double reversible 5.00

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325-328

337

340

331

346

349

352

Fig. 325 — Dental Mallet, rawhide $1 00

Fig. 328— Dental Mallet, fibre l^OO

Fig. 331 — Dental Mallet, lead filled, non-rebounding- 1 60

Fig. 332 — Dental Mallet, all steel 2.00

Fig. 334 — Dental Punch, straight 1.00

Fig. 337 — Dental Punch, curved 1^00

Fig. 340 — Dental Punch, bayonet shape 1.50

Fig. 343 — Tooth Scraper, for cleaning horses' teeth 2.00

Fig. 346 — Dental Saw, plain 2^00

Fig. 349 — Dental Saw, with lifting back 2.40

Fig. 352 — Dental Punch, curved and straight, extra heavy, each 90

Fig. 355 — Gutta-Percha, superior quality, for filling tooth cavities. Put up in

sheets about 2^x5^4x%a-inch thick, per sheet 30c. Dozen 3.00

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TRADE

1
I

MARK

358-364

367-373

376-379

382

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385-388

Fig. 358 — Bone Cutting Forceps, Liston's, straight, 7-inch $2.90

Fig. 361— Bone Cutting Forceps, Liston's, straight, 8-inch 3.00

Fig. 364 — Bone Cutting Forceps, Liston's, straight, 9-inch 3.25.

Fig. 367 — Bone Cutting Forceps, Liston's, curved on flat, 7-inch 2.90

Fig. 370 — Bone Cutting Forceps, Liston's, curved on flat, 8-inch 2.90

Fig. 373 — Bone Cutting Forceps, Liston's, curved on flat, 9-inch 3.25

Fig. 376 — Bone Cutting Forceps, Luer's (Rongeur), straight 3.50

Fig. 379 — Bone Cutting Forceps, Luer's (Rongeur), curved 4.00

Fig. 382 — Bone Curette, Luer's, with hole, all steel, 3 sizes (Cuts of bowls are

actual sizes), each 1.50

Fig. 385 — Bone Scoop and Elevator, Ferguson's, 5^2-inch 1.75

Fig. 388 — Bone Scoop and Elevator, Ferguson's, 7-inch 2.00

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391

394

397-400

406

409

412

Fig. 391 — Splinter Forceps, Van Buren's, bayonet shaped $2.90

Fig. 394 — 'Splinter Forceps, Van Buren's, curved sideways 2.50

Fig. 397 — Splinter Forceps, Hamilton's, 9-inch 3.00

Fig. 400 — Splinter Forceps, Hamilton's, 12-inch 3.30

Fig. 403 — Splinter Forceps, Van Buren's, heavy 8-inch 2.50

Fig. 406 — Dental Sounding Hook, with wood handle 2.00

Fig. 409 — Dental Hook, sharp, 15 inches long, hook %-inch, with metal handle. . 1.50

Fig. 412 — Dental Hook, sharp, 15 inches long, hook 1%-inch, with metal handle. . 1.75

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439

418

424

427

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430

Fig. 415— Dental Plane $2.90

Fig. 418— Tooth Rake, Miller's, jointed 4.00

Fig. 421— Tooth Rake, Miller's, stiff 3.25

Fig. 424— Dental Chisel, 3 widths, each 1.60

Fig. 427— Dental Chisel, 8-inch 1.30

Fig. 430 — Dental Chisel, Schwartz's, small, straight, 3 sizes, each 90

Fig. 433 — Dental Gouge, small, 3 sizes, each 1.00

Fig. 436 — Dental Gouge, McEwen's, 3 sizes, each 1.60

Fig. 439 — Dental Gouge, 8-inch, square handle 1.25

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442

448

454

457

460

463

Fig. 442 — Power Dental Float, fitting clipping machines Figs. 2400-6 $5.60

Fig. 445 — Extra Discs for above, either rasp or file, each 85

Fig. 448 — Rotary Power Float, Martin's, fitting clipping machines Figs. 2400-6. .10.00

Fig. 451 — Extra cylinders or files for above, each 1.50

Fig. 454 — Dental Float, House's combination, straight and angular 2.75

Fig. 457 — Dental Float, Angular, jointed handle 1.75

Fig. 460^-Dental Float, House's, straight, jointed 1.75

Pig. 463 — Dental Float, House's, straight, stiff 1.50

For extra blades to fit above floats (see page 136.)

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494

Fig. 466 — Dental Float, spoon rasp, jointed (blade is removable) $2.50

Fig. 469 — Dental Float, Dr. E. L. Quitman's, straight, jointed 2.75

Fig. 472 — Dental Float, Dr. E. L. Quitman's, angular, jointed 2.75

Fig 475 — Dental Float, Dr. E. L. Quitman's, combined, angular and straight,

jointed 5.00

Fig. 478 — Dental Float, Boston, straight, jointed 2.50

Fig. 482 — Dental Float, Boston, angular, jointed 2.25

Fig. 485— Dental Float, Boston, combined angular and straight, jointed 3.50

Fig. 488 — Dental Float, Universal, straight and angular, adjustable 3.00

Fig. 491 — Dental Float, Perfection, adjustable 3.50

Fig. 494 — Dental Float, Alexander's, jointed 2.50

For extra blades to fit above floats (see page 136).

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497

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

Fig. 497-
Fig. 500-
Fig. 503-
Fig. 506-
Fig. 509-
Fig. 512-

515 — Incisor File,
518 — Incisor Rasp
521 — Incisor Rasp
524 — Incisor Rasp.
527 — Incisor Rasp
530 — Incisor File,
533— Incisor File,
536 — Incisor Rasp,
539 — Incisor Rasp
542 — Incisor Rasp

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542

-Dental Float, "Amvetsco," adjustable $3.30

—Incisor Rasp, Palmer's, bayonet shape 1.25

—Incisor File, Palmer's, bayonet shape 1.25

—Incisor Rasp and File, Palmer's, bayonet shape 1.25

—Incisor Rasp and File, Improved 1.25

—Incisor Rasp, McPherson's 1.25

McPherson's 1.25

and File, McPherson's 1.25

and File, Double concave, 18-inch 1.75

with wood handle, 10-inch 1.25

and File, curved, 12-inch : 1.25

"S" shape, 12-inch 1.25

straight, 10-inch, 90c, 12-inch 1.00

and File, straight, 10-inch, 90c, 12-inch 1.25

and File, improved, 15-inch 1.25

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545

548-551

554

557

560

563

566

Fig. 545— Blades for House's Float, all file, each $ .30, dozen, $3.00

Fig. 548 — Blades for House's Float, all rasp, each 30, dozen 3.00

Fig. 551 — Blades for House's Float, rasp and file, each 30, dozen 3.00

Above blades will fit floats, figures 454-457-460-463-491-494-497.
Fig. 554 — Blades for Dr. E. L. Quitman's Float (Fig. 469-475). Prices same as Figs.

545-551.
Fig. 557 — Blades for Boston Float (Fig. 478-485). Prices same as Figs. 545-551.
Fig. 560— Miller's Tooth Rake Blade, to fit floats, Figs. 454, 457, 460, 463, 469,

472, 488, 497, each 2.00

Fig. 563 — Blades for Spoon Rasp (Fig. 466), rasp only, each $ .40, dozen 4.50

Fig. 566 — I. X. L. Wire File Card, for cleaning float blades and incisor rasps, each .50

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ORAL INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 578. McPHERSON HAND FORGED MOUTH SPECULUM.

The McPherson Mouth Speculum needs no introduction to the profession. This
instrument has given universal satisfaction since it was first placed on the market.
It is made of hand forged steel and very durable. The ratchets in side arms are
cut deeply, allowing the catch to fit well down and insures perfect safety. It is
impossible to close it by jerking of the animal's head, and the operator has plenty
of room for use of all instruments. Supplied with both cupped plates and rubber
covered plates, for work on either molars or incisors. Each instrument guaranteed
to give satisfaction.

Price each $10.00

FIG. 581. SIMPLEX MOUTH SPECULUM.

Consists of four hand forged curved side bars, which, when in operation, are
held open by tv/o hand forged steel ratchet bars. It is also furnished with two
sets of dental plates. The flat rubber cushioned plates to be used when working on
the incisor teeth, and the semi-lunar shaped plates to be used when operating on the
molars. These plates are interchangeable and when adjusted are held in place by a
patented keyhole shaped engaging lock. May be easily and quickly taken apart and
carried in grip. Fitted with strong leather straps, and highly nickel plated.
Price $10.00

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FIG. 585— CONKEY'S DENTAL HALTER.

We feature the Conkey Dental Halter only, as
it has proved the most desirable and popular
of our various pattern halters. The heavy forged
steel nose-piece is leather covered, and the leather
stock used throughout is selected from the best
heavy harness material. Hand stitched buckles
and rings. The tie rings are so adjusted as to fa-
cilitate perfect restraint when tie ropes are se-
cure. The halter is adjustable for animals of
any size.
Price $9.75

585

FIG. 590. DR. L. A. MERILLAT'S MOUTH GAG.

Is simple in construction, easily applied, and
will not annoy or frighten the animal.

It is so constructed as to allow access to the
mouth from the front or either side without
obstructing the way of any instrument that may
be used, and fits into compact space, small
enough to be carried in the pocket or emergency
bag.
Price $1.50

590

SWALES PATENTED MOUTH SPECULUM.

This serviceable and convenient instrument
may be applied without assistance or twitching,
as easily as a bit. It is particularly desirable for
emergency use and because of its size and weight,
which is only 12 ounces, it may easily be carried
in the emergency bag.

It is supplied in three sizes, for horses and
cattle, sheep, swine and dogs.

PRICE.

Fig. 591— Horses and Cattle $3.00

Fig. 592 — Swine, Sheep and Rig Dogs 1.50

Fig. 593— Small Dogs and Cats 1.25

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DRENCHING INSTRUMENTS.

608 614-617

Fig. 596 — Drenching Bit, with halter, non-corrosive metal $3.00

Fig. 599 — Drenching Bottle, soft rubber 2.00

Fig. 602 — Drenching Bit, Burton's, with straps 3.00

Fig. 605 — Drenching Bit, Burton's, without straps 2,50

Fig. 608 — Mouth Speculum, Edward's 1.25

Fig. 611 — Drenching Bit, Cody's, with straps 2.90

Fig. 614 — Balling Iron, nickel-plated 1.10

Fig. 617 — Balling Iron, plain, Japanned 75

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620

FIG. 620— THE "AMVETSCO" IMPROVED BALLING GUN.

This improved instrument is supplied with three finger-like spring's which hold the
ball securely until it is dislodged by the piston, thus preventing- embarrassing- results
from irritating drugs caused by misplaced capsule. It has tapered head to permit
withdrawing gun from mouth without striking the teeth or knocking off the head of the
instrument. Made in two styles, straight and curved, with and without springs in head.
Length 15 inches.

Fig. 630 — "Amvetsco" Improved Balling Gun, with straight handle $2.50

Fig. 623 — "Amvetsco" Improved Balling Gun, with curved handle 2.75

Fig. 620 — "Amvetsco" Improved Balling Gun, with straight handle, without springs

in head 2.25

Fig. 629 — "Amvetsco" Improved Balling Gun, with curved handle, without springs

in head 2.50

Fig:.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

Fig.
Fig.

Fig.

638-641 644-647

632 — Straight Balling Gun, with spring release $3.00

635 — Arnold's Balling Gun, with trigger spring release. ..!'/.!! o!«0

636 — Steel Head Balling Gun, Government style, length 15 inches ' 2.25

638 — Three Ring Balling Gun, extra heavy, straight head, length 15 inches 1 ' 2.25
641 — Three Ring Balling Gun, with spring to hold capsule, same as "Amvetsco"

pattern, Fig. 620 2, 50

644 — Garland Balling Gun, curved handle, straight head, length 17 inches 2 50

64T — Garland Balling Gun, curved handle, with spring to hold capsule same as

"Amvetsco" pattern, Fig. 623 2.75

653 — Bland's Balling Gun, with plunger same size as head for' administering

powders, length 12% inches 2.00

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STOMACH TUBES

660
FIG. 659. KNISELY DOUBLE-CURRENT STOMACH TUBE.

„ ■ T , he , tlme element « one to be considered in using the stomach tube. With the
Knisely double current tube, you can not only siphon out the stomach contents, but it
is also possible to thoroughly wash out the stomach, which cannot be readily done
with the single current tube. This is the particularly advantageous feature of the
double tube, although there are many additional circumstances where this tube is
useful in your work, such as rectal injections, flushing the uterus and for chokes on
solid and soft feed.

The tube is little larger than the ordinary single tube, as the small inlet tube
is molded into the wall of the outlet extending within y 2 inch of the end of the
larger tube, which prevents any possible obstruction to the outflow. It is rein-
forced at the bifurcation with a metal clamp, which will prevent it tearing apart at
this point. Outside diameter, if inch; diameter of bore % inch; length 10 feet.
Price, including reed stylet $10.50

FIG. 660— STALLSMITH DOUBLE CURRENT STOMACH TUBE.

Same design as Knisely Tube, only made
with cloth insertion as illustrated.
Price, each, including reed stylet $11.00

662-66c

FIG. 662. SINGLE STOMACH TUBE.

Is made of a superior grade of. flexible maroon rubber tubing of the proper con-
sistency to allow of its easy introduction into the stomach either through the nose or
mouth. Being tapered at one end it can be inserted into the rectum, vagina, nose or
mouth without the slightest danger of injuring the mucous membrane lining of these
parts. It can also be used as a probang when the stylet is inserted in mild cases of
choke. Dimensions: Outside diameter, % inch; diameter of bore, % inch; length,

10 feet. Price $5.00

Fig. 663 — Flexible Maroon Stomach Tube, large size. Outside diameter %-inch;

diameter of bore %-inch; length 10 feet 5.50

Fig. 665 — Reed Stylets, for above tubes, each 50

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FIG. 668. CAHILL'S STOMACH TUBE.

A most practical tube, designed by Prof. F. M.
Cahill, made of pure black rubber with cloth
insertion, 10 feet long. Considered superior to
the soft rubber tubes, as it is much stiffer and
requires no stylet. The end is polished hard
rubber, which will not irritate while being
passed, and of sufficient size to prevent tube
entering the trachea. Lumen large enough to
permit passage of kernel of corn. Can also be
used as a probang.

Price $4.00

FIG. 671. "AMVETSCO" METAL FLEXIBLE
STOMACH TUBE.

Made of non-corrosive flexible metal. Can be
sterilized by boiling, easily carried in emerg-
ency bag. May be attached to stomach pump
and being as flexible as rubber serves the
every purpose of the rubber tube. Especially
desirable for removal of choke. Length, 10
feet.

Price.

, $4.50

FIG. 674. "AMVETSCO" CONTINUOUS FLOW COMBINATION INJECTION AND

SUCTION PUMP.

674

Made of heavy brass throughout, heavily nickel-plated, double plunger soaked in
oil, very simple in construction, no parts to get out of order or rust. The upper por-
tion of the piston rod is packed so that when manipulating there is no leakage. A
decided improvement over the old-fashioned, single flow pump. All parts are inter-
changeable. Length over all, 16 inches.

Price each $4.00

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Fig. 689 — Emergency Outfit, Comprising:

One "Amvetsco" Continuous Flow Combina-
tion Injection and Suction Pump (Fig.
674).
One Best Quality Maroon Rubber Stomach
Tube, 10 feet long (Fig. 662), with reed
stylet (Fig. 665).
In Waterproof Fibre Carrying Case, with
catches and convenient handle.

Price, complete $10.50

Fig. 692 — Emergency Outfit, Comprising:

One "Amvetsco" Continuous Flow Combina-
tion Injection and Suction Pump (Fig.
674).

Six feet heavy cloth inserted Rubber Tubing.

One long and one short wood nozzle (Fig.
683-686).

One Waterproof Fibre Carrying Case, with
catches and convenient handle.

Price, complete $7.50

683

677-680

686

Fig. 677 Probang, for cattle, leather covered, fine quality, 6 feet long $ 7.75

Fig.' 678 Probang, for horses, leather covered, fine quality, 8 feet long 10.25

Fig'. 680 — Probang, for calves, sheep, etc., fine quality 5.20

Fig. 683— Injection Pump Tubing Nozzle, made of hard wood, 5 14 -inch 50

Fig. 686 — Injection Pump Tubing Nozzle, made of hard wood, 13% -inch 50

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SYRINGES.

"AMVETSCO" DOSE SYRINGES.

Warranted Heavy Brass, Seamless, Double Leather Packed, Dent Proof, Durable.

As there are so many cheap and unreliable dose syringes on the market we have
decided to market one that is made of heavy seamless tubing, and brass throughout.
It is our policy to give our customers "Value Received" in every transaction, and
this, we have decided to do on the dose syringe proposition, even tho' our margin
of profit be small, knowing as we do, that these syringes are being used extensively.
Our syringe is made sufficiently heavy to resist the crushing force of the animal's
jaw; heavily nickel plated and highly finished. The new one piece barrel is so con-
structed as to allow the last drop of contents to be expelled.

The top cap is turned from solid brass and screws firmly over barrel, thus pre-
venting any possible leakage. Also the barrel and tips are fitted together with long
thread coupling insuring unleakable connection at that point that will last and not
break off. The piston and ring top are extra heavy and made to withstand the
ordinary usage.

The new double type packings
used in "Amvetsco" Dose Syringes
are made of specially prepared
solid leather, well fitted into barrel
and held on to the piston with
threaded heavy steel washers. Being supplied with an oil chamber to lubricate them
insures an easy sliding unleakable plunger that will not readily dry out.

Either spool end (as illustrated above) or three ring style. Length over all
12% inches. Each syringe and pipes packed in a neat box ready for use.

NO BETTER DOSE SYRINGE CAN BE MADE.

Fig. 695 — Spool Top Syringe, fitted with one 3-inch Dose Pipe and one 6-inch Quittor

Pipe, one or two-ounce capacity.

Each $1.25 Half Dozen $7.00 Dozen $13.20

Fig. 696 — Spool Top Syringe, fitted with one 6-inch Dose Pipe, one or twu-ounce

capacity.

Each $1.25 Half Dozen $7.00 Dozen $13.20

Fig. 697 — Spool Top Syringe, fitted with one 9-inch Dose Pipe, straight or curved,

one or two-ounce capacity.

Each $1.50 Half Dozen $8.50 Dozen $16.50

Fig 698 — Spool Top Syringe, fitted with one 6-inch Dose Pipe and one 6-inch Quittor

Pipe, one or two-ounce capacity.

Each $1.40 Half Dozen $8.00 Dozen $15.00

Fig. 699 — Three-Ring Syringe, fitted with one 6-inch Dose Pipe, one or two-ounce

capacity.

Each $1.50 Half Dozen $8.50 Dozen $16.50

Fig. 700 — Three-Ring Syringe, fitted with one 9-inch Dose Pipe, straight or curved,

one or two-ounce capacity.

Each $1.65 Half Dozen $9.50 Dozen $18.00

Fig. 701 — Three-Ring Syringe, fitted with one 3-inch Dose Pipe and one 6-inch Quittor

Pipe, one or two-ounce capacity.

Each $1.50 Half Dozen $8.50 Dozen $16.50

Fig. 702 — Three-Ring Syringe, fitted with one 6-inch Dose Pipe and one 6-inch Quittor

Pipe, one or two-ounce capacity.

Each $1.65 Half Dozen $9.50 Dozen $18.00

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SYRINGES

716-717

703

719 722

725

731 734 737

Fig. 70'! — Dose Syringe, all metal, soool top, 2-oz., each $ , 3.25

Pis;,-. 704 — Dose Syringe, nickel-plated, three rings, two pipes. 1-oz., each $1.50, doz, . 16.50
Fie;. 707 — Dose Syringe, nickel-plated, three rings, two pipes, 2-oz., each $1.50, doz. . 16.50
Fig:. 708 — Dose .Syringe, nickel-plated, three rings, two pipes, 4-oz., each $2.50, doz.. 27.00

Fig. 716 — Dose Syringe Pipe, length three inches, outside diameter % in 25

Fig. 717 — Dose Syringe Pipe, length six inches, outside diameter % in 40

Fig. 719 — Dose Syringe Pipe, length 5% in., outside diameter f„ in 25

Fig. 722 — Dose Syringe Pipe (very fine), 5y 2 in., for small fistulae, etc., outside diam-
eter % in 75

Fig. 725 — Dose Syringe Pipe, curved, length 10 in., outside diameter % in 75

Fig. 728 — Dose Syringe Pipe, straight, length 9 in., outside diameter % in 50

Fig. 731 — Needle Adapter, standard screw 25

Fig. 734 — Needle Adapter, standard slip 25

Fig. 737 — Needle Adapter, serum slip 25

NOTE — "With the increased use of Veterinary Hypodermic Needles much confusion has
arisen from the number of "odd slips" supplied. The emergency use of the
varieties more commorly met is made possible by our line of adapters. They
may also be attached to dose syringes, thereby converting them into a hypoder-
mic syringe.

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SYRINGES.

764

767-770

773

740-752

755

758

761

Fig. 740 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 4-ounce $1.50

Fig. 743 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 6-ounce 1.80

Fig. 746 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 12-ounce 2.40

Fig. 749 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 16-ounce 4.80

Fig. 752 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 20-ounce 5.40

Fig. 755 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, 1-ounce, with long nozzle, each $1.00; doz. .11.00

Fig. 758 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, spool grip, 2-ounce, with two nozzles 2.05

Fig. 761 — Bulb Syringe, "Amvetsco," with three nozzles 1.00

Fig. 764 — Catheter Syringe, hard rubber, %-ounce, with leather packing 90

Fig. 767 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, 1-ounce, with leather packing, each $0.60;

dozen 6.50

Fig. 770 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, 2-ounce, with leather packing 85

Fig. 773 — Dose Syringe Pipe, hard rubber, blunt point 35

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776 — Syringe, jet cap and glass piston, cotton twine packing, 1 drachm.

Each, $0.12: dozen $1.25

779 — Syringe, jet cap and glass piston, cotton twine packing, 2 drachm.

Each, $0.18; dozen 1.S0

782 — Irrigator, half round, enamel, seamless, capacity two quarts; with 6 feet

rubber tubing, shutoff and one long and one short hard rubber pipe 1.65

785 — Irrigator, half round, enamel, seamless, with handle, capacity two quarts;

with 6 feet rubber tubing, shutoff and one long and one short hard rubber

pipe 1.80

78S — Injection Syringe, steel piston rod, brass finished, one 6-inch and one

8-inch dose tip supplied with each syringe, 12-ounce 4.00

791 — Injection Syringe, steel piston rod, brass finished, one 6-inch and one

8-inch dose tip supplied with each syringe, 18-ounce 5.00

794 Injection Syringe, steel piston rod, brass finished, one 6-inch and one

8-inch dose tip supplied with each syringe, 36-ounce 6.00

797 — Injection Syringe, pewter, with 2 pipes, 12-ounce 2.60

800 — Injection Syringe, pewter, with 2 pipes, 16-ounce 3.00

803 — Injection Syringe, pewter, with 2 pipes, 24-ounce 4.20

800 — Injection Syringe, pewter, with 1 pipe, 36-ounce 5.40

809 Injection Syringe, pewter, with 1 pipe, 48-ounce 6.60

812 Glass Barrel Syringe, metal mounted, long metal pipe, ring handle 1.80

815 Injection Syringe, pewter, ring handle, 1-inch pipe, leather packing.

Each, $0.50; dozen 5.50

818 Bulb Syringe, 2%-ounce, 2%-inch pipe. Each, $0.25; dozen 2.50

821 Bulb Syringe, 2 -ounce, 8 -inch pipe. Each, .50; dozen 5.00

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RECTAL INJECTION APPARATUS.

A RECTAL AND VAGINAL INJECTION SYRINGE THAT IS A REAL SUCCESS.

In the American Vacuum Set we have a syringe that is free of the
of all previous devices, and with which all difficulties are overcome.

disadvantages

The efficiency of the instrument is due wholly to the manner of attachment to the
animal, which is by vacuum force. The set consists of a vacuum tank and a set of
various size syringe cups and nozzles, as required for the different animals.

The statement that there has at last been perfected an instrument which may be
successfully used in the making of rectal and vaginal injections in animals, is sufficient
to attract the attention of every practicing veterinarian, for no one knows so well as the
veterinarian, the value of such treatment, and no one knows so well that up to> this
time there has not been an instrument or device for such a purpose, that has been in
any great measure a success. Every veterinarian knows, too, that the reasons for such
instruments proving unsatisfactory, or the failure to get the desired results from their
use, was that a sufficient quantity of fluid could not be introduced, or could not be
retained for a sufficient length of time. We are pleased to announce to the profession
that with the American Vacuum Syringe all such difficulties are overcome.

By the manner of attaching it to the animal, any quantity of liquid may be in-
jected and retained for any required length of time. The attachment is accomplished
by vacuum force, and when properly applied will retain every drop of fluid injected,
and will remain attached until released by the operator.

We do not wish to even suggest to the practitioner where and when such treatment
is indicated, but we do wish to say that not until he sees the perfection of the instru-
ment, can he appreciate the field for its use. Besides its usefulness in such conditions
of the large bowel as indigestion, impaction, parasites, etc., it is especially effective in
specific diarrhea of colts and calves, since a sufficient quantity of antiseptic solution
to completely cover the field of infection may be introduced and held there until the
physiological action of the remedy is secured.

Another field in which the value of the instrument cannot be appreciated until
used, is in obstetrical work, especially in small animals, and in the removal of retained

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CUT SHOWING PUMP AND VARIOUS SIZE VACUUM CUPS USED.

placenta; in the latter case, the introduction of a sufficient quantity of liquid at a tem-
perature of about 115 degrees, to slightly distend the organ and hold it so for a few
minutes, will cause the membranes to be readily detached. In sterility of females,
whether this be a catarrhal condition of the parts or whether a dilitation of the os be
necessary, the instrument will be found most effective. When it is necessary to disin-
fect the sheath of the bull, it is the only practical instrument.

The set of vacuum cups for the attachment of the syringe, consists of different
sizes for applying to animals of any size.

The vacuum tank has many uses for the veterinarian. It may be used with his
aspirating attachment, or, by reversing the valves, it may be used as a compression
tank, and attached to his thermo cautery. Perhaps the most important use for the
compression tank is in the treatment of milk fever in cows.

This tank is so constructed that a quantity of antiseptic solution may be placed in
the bottom, and as the air is compressed, it must be forced through this solution. The
tank may be filled where the air is clean and the compressed air carried with the anti-
septic solution until used. An air filter consisting of a glass container in which may
be placed sterilized gauze or cotton through which the air must pass, is also provided,
and the filter may be saturated with hydrogen dioxide if desired.

The advantages of this tank over the oxygen tank are: It is never empty, it need
never be returned to the factory to be refilled, and it is much less expensive. The com-
pression tank may also be used in producing a spray or with an atomizer.

Price, outfit complete as illustrated $55.00

Note: The above outfit is a patented item, and delivered to us by the manu-
facturer as mechanically perfect — cash with each order, consequently our sales must
be handled accordingly.

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RECTAL INJECTION APPARATUS.

FIG. 824— DR. KELLOGG'S RECTUM-LOCK SYRINGE.

Patented United States and Canada. The most valuable device ever invented for
treating Colic Impaction, Locked Bowels, etc. Can be used with any Injection Pump
or Syringe.

Its peculiar merit is that it can be placed in the rectum and expanded to fit so
snugly that the animal cannot expel the injection until the operator sees fit to release
the bulb — a feature not found in any other rectum syringe. After expanding the bulb
with air or water, using the injection pump, the valve is turned and the liquid passes
through the animal. By using this syringe there can be as much as fifty pounds (50
lbs.) of water pumped in at once without the patient being able to expel it. By this
method you can force the injection back into the colon, where it will soften and break
down hard faeces, and the bowels will soon discharge all obstructions. It facilitates
increases and maintains the action of purgatives, destroys and removes worms infest-'
ing the large intestines, unloads the bowels in cases of azoturia, without exciting the
patient. In short, the results attained from high colonic flushing in the human being
may be secured in horses and cattle by means of this Rectum-Lock Syringe.

Price, as illustrated »i a qq

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\/ lKINCi Ail-Purpose Syringes

The following cuts are illustrative of the comparative sizes and styles of Viking
All Purpose Syringes. Cuts are one-half actual size.

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For prices on repairs for above syringes' see page 155..

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For prices on above syringes see pages 153-154.

For prices on repairs for above syringes see page 155.

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... Tnese Syringes have proved superior in the treatment of Hog- Cholera. They are also
efficiently adapted for Biological Work, administering of Black Leg Vaccine, Bacterins,
tuberculin, Virus, etc. The removable Cap Adapter makes the VIKING Syringe especially
suitable also for General Hypodermic Medication. A powerful and thoroughly practical
instrument, widely popular with Veterinarians, and because of its universal application,
correctly termed the VIKING ALL-PURPOSE Syringe.

All VIKING Syringes have fenestrated metal frame, wide finger bars, glass barrel,
and double rubber packings which can be expanded at any point by the most perfect
device. A turn of the plunger head to the right tightens the packings, and a turn to
the left loosens them. Plunger heads on the smaller sizes are button-top. The larger
sizes have oval palm rests. Piston rod is graduated in cubic centimeters, and has set nut
for regulating; dosage. Each syringe is tested and graduated to its exact capacity. Glass
barrels do not taper, and uniform pressure is nssured. Double rubber packingrs make
leakage and sticking to the barrel practically impossible. Contents of the syringe may
be expelled -with comparatively little pressure, and the wear on the syringe is slight in
consequence, thus insuring long life to the instrument. VIKING Syringes are easily
taken apart for sterilization.

PRICES ON VIKING SYRINGES.

FOR INTRADERMAL AND BACTERIN USE.

Fig. 827 — 2cc Viking Syringe, only $1.90

Fig 827P — 2cc Viking Syringe,! complete with two intradermal needles, in paper

box 2.05

Fig. 827W — 2cc Viking Syringe, complete with two intradermal needles, in wood

case 3.15

Fig. 827M — 2cc Viking Syringe, complete with two intradermal needles, in metal

case 3.60

BACTERIN.

Fig. 828 — 4cc Viking Syringe, only $2.05

Fig. 828P 4ec Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 2.50

Fig! 828W 4cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in wood case 3.60

Fig! 828M 4cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in metal case 4.50

GENERAL MEDICATION.

Fig. 829 — 6cc Viking Syringe, only $2.25

Fig 829P 6cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 2.70

Fig 829W 6cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in wood case 3.85

Fig 829M 6cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in metal case 5.15

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VIRUS.

Fig. 830 — 8cc Viking Syringe, only $2.50

Fig. 830P — 8cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 2.95

Fig. 830W — 8cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in wood case 4.05

Fig. 830M — 8cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in metal case 4.95

BLACKLEG AND VIRUS.

Fig. 831 — lOcc Viking Syringe, only $2.70

Fig. 831P — lOcc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 3.15

Fig. 831W — lOcc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in wood case 4.30

Fig. 831M — lOcc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in metal case 5.20

BLACKLEG AND HOG CHOLERA.

Fig. 832 — 20cc Viking Syringe, only $3.15

Fig. 832P — 20cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 3.60

Fig. 832W — 20cc Viking Syringe, complete with four needles, in wood case 5.20

BLACKLEG AND HOG CHOLERA.

Fig. 833 — 25cc Viking Syringe, only $3.40

Fig. 833P — 25cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 3.85

Fig. 833W — 25cc Viking Syringe, complete with four needles, in wood case 5.40

HOG CHOLERA.

Fig. 834 — 30cc Viking Syringe, only $3.40

Fig. 834P- — 30cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 3.85

Fig. 834W — 30cc Viking Syringe, complete with four needles, in wood case 5.40

HOG CHOLERA.

Fig. 835 — 45cc Viking Syringe, only $4.30

Fig. 835P — 45cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 4.75

Fig. 835W — 45ec Viking Syringe, complete with four needles, in wood case 6.55

HOG CHOLERA.

Fig. 836— 60cc Viking Syringe, only $4.95

Fig. 836P — 60cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 5.40

Fig. 836W — 60cc Viking Syringe, complete with four needles, in wood case 7.20

HOG CHOLERA.

Fig. 837 — 80cc Viking Syringe, only $5.65

Fig. 837P — 80cc Viking Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box 6.10

Fig. 837W — 80cc Viking Syringe, complete with four needles, in wood case 7.90

HOG CHOLERA SIMULTANEOUS OUTFIT 30/8.

Fig. 838— One 8cc Virus Syringe,

case '. . . 10.10

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VIKING SYRINGE REPAIRS AND PARTS.

155

Glass
Barrels

Rubber

Packing's

Per Set

Barrel End

Washers
(two in set)

Wood
Case
Only

Metal
Case
Only

Eacl

Dozer.

Each

Dozen

Each

Fig. 842— For

2cc Viking

$0.25

$2.90

$0.25

$2.90

$0.40

$1.25

$1.75

Fig. 843— For

.30

3.50

.25

2.90

.40

1.25

1.75

Fig. 844 — For

6cc Viking

.30

3.50

.25

2.90

.40

1.25

1.75

Fig. 845— For

8cc Viking

.35

4.00

.25

2.90

.40

1.25

1.75

Fig. 846 — For

lOec Viking

.35

4.00

.25

2.90

.40

1.26

1.75

Fig. 847— For

20cc Viking

.40

4.50

.30

3.50

.40

1.50

Fig. 848 — For

25cc Viking

.45

5.25

.30

3.50

.40

1.50

Fig. 849— For

30cc Viking

.45

5.25

.30

3.50

.40

1.50

Fig. 850— For

.50

5.50

.35

4.00

.40

1.50

Fig. 851— For

60cc Viking

.50

5.50

.35

4.00

.40

1.50

Fig. 852— For

80cc Viking

.55

5.50

.35

4.00

.40

1.50

EXTRA ADAPTERS FOR VIKING SYRINGE.

VIKING ADAPTER -
PARIS SLIP

853

VIKING ADAPTER-
CENTAUR SLIP

854

VIKING ADAPTER-
REGULAR THREAD

855

Fig. 853 — Viking Adapter, Paris or large slip connection, each $0.20

Fig. 854 — Viking Adapter, Regular or small slip connection, each 20

Fig. 854 — Viking Adapter, Standard screw, each 20

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CHAMPION HOG CHOLERA SERUM SYRINGES

Needle.

Adapter.

Removable Cylinder End.

Fenestrated Metal Cylinder.

Glass Barrel.

Lower End of Expander.

Rubber Packing-.

Upper Part of Expander.

Finger Grip.

Set Screw for Dose Regulation.

Palm Rest.

Filling Tube.

Cut shown above is typical of the entire line of Champion Hog Cholera Syringes.
It is extremely durable and particularly, 1 adapted for hog cholera work because the ex-
panding device permits expansion or contraction of the plunger at any point in the
barrel by simply turning the palm. rest. This greatly facilitates cleansing.

Fig. 861 — 8ec Champion Syringe, only $2.20

Fig. 861P — 8cc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box... 2.60
Fig. 861W — 8cc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in wood case. . . 3.85
Fig. 861M — Sec Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in metal case. . . 4.35

Fig. 864 — lOcc Champion Syringe, only $2.25

Fig. 864P — lOcc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box... 2.65
Fig. 864W — lOcc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in wood case... 3.95
Fig. 864M — lOcc Champ'on Syringe, complete with two needles, in metal case... 4.50

Fig. 867 — 12cc Champion Syringe, only

Fig. 867P — 12cc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box.
Fig. 867W — 12cc Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in wood case.
Fig. 867M — 12cc Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in metal case.

Fig. 870 — 20cc Champion Syringe, only

Fig. 870P — 20cc Champion Syringe, complete with

Fig. 870W — 20cc Champion Syringe, complete with

Fig. 870M — 20cc Champion Syringe, complete with

Fig. 871 — 25cc Champion Syringe, only

Fig. 871P — 25cc Champion Syringe, complete with
Fig. 871W — 25cc Champion Syringe, complete with
Fig. 871M — 25cc Champion Syringe, complete with

two needles, in paper box.
six needles, in wood case,
six needles, in metal case.

. $2.25
. 2.65
. 4.50
. 5.10

. $2.70
. 3.10
. 4.95
. 5.50

.$3.10

3.50

. 5.15

. 5.90

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873 — 30cc Champion Syringe, only, (short style) $3.25

873P — 30cc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box... 3.65
873W — 30ca Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in wood case... 5.45
873M — 30cc Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in metal case... 6.20

876 — 40cc Champion Syringe, only $3.85

876P — 40cc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box... 4.25
876W — 40cc Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in wood case... 5.95
876M — 40cc Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in metal case... 6.75

879 — 50cc Champion Syringe, only $4.50

879P — 50cc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box... 4.90
879W — 50cc Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in wood case... 6.60

882 — 80cc Champion Syringe, only $ 5 - 50

882P — 80cc Champion Syringe, complete with two needles, in paper box... 5.90
882W — 80cc Champion Syringe, complete with six needles, in wood case... 8.10

CHAMPION SIMULTANEOUS OUTFIT 30/8.

885— One 8cc Virus Syringe, one 30cc Champion Syringe, with six needles,

in wood case, without thermometer $7.65

gg6 Same as Fig. 885, together with one No. 1120' thermometer, in case. . . 8.65

CHAMPION SIMULTANEOUS OUTFIT 40/8.
888— One 8cc Virus Syringe, one 40cc Champion Syringe, with six needles, in

wood case, without thermometer • $8.10

8S 9 Same as Fig. 888, together with one No. 1120 thermometer, in case 9.10

CHAMPION SIMULTANEOUS OUTFIT 50/8.
890— One 8cc Virus Syringe, one 50cc Champion Syringe, with six needles

in wood case, without thermometer 5S-SU

g91 Same as pig. 890, together with one No. 1120 thermometer in case 9.80

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SYRINGES.

CHAMPION SYRINGE REPAIRS AND PARTS.

Fig. 891— For

Fig. 892— For

Fig. 893— For

Fig. 894— For

Fig. 895— For

Fig. 896— For

Fig. 897— For

Fig. 898— For

Fig. 899— For

8cc
lOcc
12cc
20cc
25cc
30cc
40cc
50cc
80cc

Champion.
Champion.
Champion.
Champion.
Champion.
Champion.
Champion.
Champion.
Champion.

Glass
Barrels

Rubber
Packings

Each

Dozei.

Each

Dozen
$1.50

$0.15

$1.50

$0.15

.15

1.50

.15

1.50

.20

1.80

.15

1.50

.30

3.00

.20

2.00

.50

4.50

•25

2.50

.45

4.80

.30

3.00

.55

6.00

.35

4.00

.65

7.50

.35

4.00

.85

9.00

.55

6.00

Barrel End
Washers

Vood
Case

Each

$1.25

Dozen

$0.15

.15

1.25

.20

1.25

.20

1.50

.25

1.50

.30

1.50

.35

1.50

.35

1.75

.45

2.00

Metal
Case

Each

$1.75
1.75
1.75
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.25
2.50

EXTRA ADAPTERS FOR CHAMPION SYRINGES.

Regular Slip Adapter

Large or Serum Slip Adapter

899

Regular Screw Adapter

900

Fig. 898 — Champion Adapter, Champion or Regular Slip connection, each $0.20

Fig. 899 — Champion Adapter, Serum or Large Slip connection, each J20

Fig. 900 — Champion Adapter, Standard Screw connection, each .20

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ALL METAL SERUM SYRINGES.

This syringe is made entirely of metal. The plungers are accurately ground and
fitted, making the syringe air-tight without the use of packings of any kind. The
piston rod accommodates the milled thumb screw for graduating the dosage the same
as the glass barrel syringes. Graduated in cubic centimeters. They are easily steril-
ized and without liability of breakage.

Fig. 901 — 2 cc All Metal Syringe, only $1.60

Fig. 901 W — 2 cc All Metal Syringe, in wood case with 2 needles 2.75

Fig. 901M — 2 cc All Metal Syringe, in metal case with 2 needles 3.60

Fig. 902 — 6 cc All Metal Syringe, only 1.90

Fig. 902 W — 6 cc All Metal Syringe, in wood case with 2 needles 3.30

Fig. 902M — 6 cc All Metal Syringe, in metal case with 2 needles 4.70

Fig. 903 —12 cc All Metal Syringe, only 2.40

Fig. 903W — 12 cc All Metal Syringe, in wood case with 4 needles 4.00

Fig. 903M — 12 cc All Metal Syringe, in metal case with 4 needles 5.15

Fig. 904 — 20 cc All Metal Syringe, only 3.00

Fig. 904W — 20 cc All Metal Syringe, in wood case with 4 needles 5.15

Fig. 904M — 20 cc All Metal Syringe, in metal case with 4 needles 6.05

Fig. 905 —30 cc All Metal Syringe, only 3.30

Fig. 905W — 30 cc All Metal Syringe, in wood case with 4 needles 5.75

Fig. 905M — 30 cc All Metal Syringe, in metal case with 4 needles 6.60

Fig. 906 — 50 cc All Metal Syringe, only 4.40

Fig. 906W — 50 cc All Metal Syringe, in wood case with 4 needles 7.15

Fig. 906M — 50 cc All Metal Syringe, in metal case with 4 needles 7.70

THE AMVETSCO INTRAVENOUS OUTFIT.

This appliance consists of an ordinary 1 liter
bottle fitted with a rubber stopper through which
2 tubes are introduced, one of which reaches to the
bottom of the vessel and the other the length of the
stopper.

The special Intravenous Needle is so made that it
may be fastened to the skin and thus held in place
after it has been introduced into the vein.

To make an injection, first introduce the needle
under the usual aseptic precautions and when the
blood passes through the needle connect the slip
joint, then invert the bottle and elevate it slightly.
The fluid now passes into the vein by gravitation,
but as this method is too slow, force some air into
the bottle by means of compressing the rubber
bulb, after which the fluid will pass in very rapidly,
in fact a whole liter may be injected in a few min-
utes.

It is advisable in order to prevent air entering
circulation, not to entirely empty the bottle but
to leave the amount contained in its neck, com-
press the tubing and quickly withdraw the needle.

Fig. 907 — Amvetsco Intravenous Outfit, complete as above

Fig. 908 — Special Intravenous Needle, only

Fig. 909 — Intravenous Bottle, only

Fig. 910 — Intravenous Pressure Bulb, only

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Fig. 912-
Fig. 913-
Fig. 915-
Fig. 916-
Fig. 918-
Fig. 919-
Fig. 921-
Fig. 922-

BOSTON VETERINARY HYPODERMIC OUTFIT

A PRACTICAL ALL METAL OUTFIT.

The Boston Syringe is constructed of
heavy non-corrosive metal throughout;
piston rod is graduated in cubic centi-
meters with dosage stop nut or quick
set nut. Put up in a neat metal aseptic
case with three assorted needles, trocar
with canula and one each screw and
slip adapters.

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Outfit, in metal case $3.85

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Syringe, only 1.80

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Outfit, in metal case 4.75

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Syringe, only 2.25

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Outfit, in leather case 5.85

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Syringe, only 2.90

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Outfit, in leather case 8.10

Boston Veterinary Hypodermic Syringe, only 4.50

- 6cc

- 6cc
-12cc
-12ec
-30ec
-30cc
-SOcc
-80cc

FIG. 924— BAY STATE VETERINARY
HYPODERMIC OUTFIT.

Consists of one 2-drachm hypodermic
syringe, with glass barrel encased in a
fenestrated metal shell of sufficient
thickness to insure firmness and protec-
tion; 12 hypo, vials, empty; 3 needles; 1
three-inch canula and trocar; 1 stop-
cock; all enclosed in a compact and sub-
stantial pocket case, price $4.25

Fig. 925— Bay State Syringe, only. $1.80

Fig. 930 — Hypodermic Outfit, consisting of three hypodermic needles, assorted

lengths and sizes, one 3-inch trocar and canula and one stopcock. The

syringe is leather packed with oil cup and fenestrated metal body 1 with

glass barrel. Capacity is 2 drachms and graduated on piston rod.

Complete in aseptic metal case $4.05

Fig. 931 — Syringe, only $1.80

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SYRINGES.

QUITMAN SYRINGE

FIG. 939— QUITMAN'S SYRINGE.

Our improved Quitman syringe has won favor with those who prefer an all-metal
syringe with solid piston. It is graduated on the piston rod and heavily nickel-plated.
Supplied with a tablet cap adapter and the end opening is sufficiently large to admit any
hypodermic tablet, and as well adds to its value in making it easy to cleanse and ster-
ilize. The thumb end of piston is removable, disclosing a chamber in the end of piston
rod containing spring holder which forces needles to top of chamber as soon as cap is
removed. Capacity 5cc. Complete in chamois pouch with two needles.

Price $1.75

Fig. 940 — Quitman Syringe, 5cc capacity, without pouch 1.50

Fig. 942 — Quitman's Syringe, same as Fig. 939, lOcc capacity, each 2.25

Fig. 943 — Quitman Syringe, lOcc capacity, without pouch 2.00

Fig. 945 — Pouch, for 5 or lOcc Quitman's syringes, each 25

FIG. 954— INTRA-DERMAL TUBERCULIN TESTING SYRINGE.

This small syringe is especially made
for testing animals for tuberculosis by
the intra-dermal method, and is the most
compact, serviceable instrument for this
purpose on the market. Supplied with
glass barrel, double fenestrated metal
cylinder, oil chamber to prevent drying
out of expanding plunger, finger rests,
and graduated piston with thumb screw
to regulate the amount injected.

The case is heavily nickel-plated,
rounded top and bottom, new style hinged
frame, dust proof, made round, snap catch
with place for the syringe and two
needles. Is really a pocket case measur-
ing 3 inches in length.
Syringe complete, as described above, in
case with expanding plunger, 30 M

capacity $1.50

Fig. 955 — Syringe Only, as illustrated,
30M capacity. ... ... $0.75

FIG. 981— AMVETSCO TUBERCU-
LIN SYRINGE OUTFIT.

An excellent syringe for hypodermic
injections or for testing purposes. Ca-
pacity is 30 M. The fenestrated metal
frame encloses a heavy glass barrel.
Supplied with convenient size round
thumb piece on piston rod, which is
graduated in minims; also well shaped
finger bars securely mounted on bar-
rel cap.

Supplied with extension piston so
continued use will not cramp the hand.
This is especially desirable in inject-
ing tuberculin in large herds.

Complete in leather-covered case
with two intradermal needles and one
extra glass barrel, each $2.75

Fig. 982— Syringe Only, as illus-
trated, 30M capacity 1.25

981

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SYRINGES.

FIG. 957— "AMVETSCO" ANTITOXIN SYRINGE.

Glass of extra weight, smooth and accurate finish, and annealed to stand boiling:
Needle attached to syringe proper by means of a small rubber tube connection. Easily
sterilized, as cotton-packed plunger may be removed entirely. Capacity 3% cc. Not grad-
uated. Complete with regular antitoxin needle and glass cap to protect needle point.
Bach $0.30. Dozen $3.00

ALL GLASS ASEPTIC SYRINGE.

Made of the best glass obtainable, and finished with the greatest possible care.
Accurately graduated, and liquid cannot leak past the piston. Bach syringe supplied in
neat pasteboard box. (Prices quoted are without needles. For needle prices see page 57.)

Pig. 960 — Aseptic Glass Syringe, l%cc capacity $1.00

Fig. 901 — Aseptic Glass Syringe, 2cc capacity 1.25

Fig. 90S — Aseptic Glass Syringe, 5cc capacity 2.35

Fig. 963 — Aseptic Glass Syringe, lOcc capacity 3.00

Fig. 964 — Aseptic Glass Syringe, 20cc capacity 4.00

NOTE — Trr's syringe reauires a large slip needle as illustrated under our Serum Slip
Adapter, Fig. 737.

FIG. 987— MAGAZINE PILL INJECTOR.

This improved pill injector carries twelve pellets contained in a discal magazine, pro-
tected from the admission of foreign substances, and in full view of the operator, thus
eliminating' the danger of a false injection or an overdose. Pellets cannot become crushed
or dislodged, and cannot fall out. Being automatically supplied to the breech of the
needle at the instant of discharge (instead of being placed in the point of the needle
after each incision, as in the single dose or muzzle loader) the pellets cannot become
partially dissolved by the moisture which collects in the point of the needle at each in-
jection, 'i he absence of intricate parts and the easa of sterilization, combined with the
rapid work possible with this instrument, are features that make it convenient and useful.
Price $3.15

FIG. 990— BLACKLEG PILL INJECTOR (Single Shot).
Price, each $1.50

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GLOVER SYRINGE FILLER.

Enlarged cut of Stop-Cock, showing
syringe and tubing connection

This vaccinating apparatus was originally perfected by Dr. E. K. Glover for his
personal use. It facilitates the administration of Anti-Hog Cholera Serum without
exposing the serum to the more or less dusty air. It also enables the operator to do
much faster work, as the syringe is constantly in connection with the serum bottle.

Its adaptability to all standard syringes and its safeguarding of the serum in all
kinds of premise conditions makes it an asset to the vaccinator's equipment, that
cannot be overestimated. Like the safety razor, the initial attempt in using it may
provoke a slight disregard toward what we claim for it, but hundreds of veterinarians
have adopted it and could not successfully work without it.

The outfit consists of a large three-way stop-cock that screws into the syringe
and is fitted with screw needle adapter; six feet of heavy, non-collapsible rubber tub-
ing; rubber stopper with air vent and a nickel plated tube for insertion into the
serum bottle.

PRICE

Complete $3.50

Stop-cocks only 2.50

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HYPODERMIC NEEDLES AND CASES.

V jKJHg

TRADE MARK REGISTERED

HYPO NEEDLES

VIKING 16 GAUGE, I "

Stronger, More Durable.
Supplied with Viking Slip, Champion Slip and screw connection.

The advantageous feature of the Viking Needle is particularly the heavy milled
hub which allows a firm finger grip.

Fig. Gauge %-in. s /i-in. 1-in. lJ4-in. 1%-in.

967 19 Each $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25

Doz 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25.

968 18 Each 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25

Doz 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25

969 16 Each 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25

Doz 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25

970 15 Each 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25

Doz 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

971 14 Each 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25

Doz 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

16.&W
CHAMPION (FLAT HUB) HYPO NEEDLES.

Fig.
973

974

975

976

977

Gauge
19

Each $0.20

Doz 2.00

Each 0.20

Doz 2.00

Each 0.25

Doz 2.25

Each 0.25

Doz 2.50

Each 0.25

Doz 2.50

SCR

%-in.

$0.20
2.00
0.20
2.00
0.25
2.25
0.25
2.50
0.25
2.50

1-in.
$0.20
2.00
0.20
2.00
0.25
2.25
0.25
2.50
0.25
2.50

1%-in.
$0.20
2.00
0.20
2.00
0.25
2.25
0.25
2.50
0.25
2.50

iy 2 -in.
$0.20
2.00
0.20
2.00
0.25
2.25
0.25
2.50
0.25
2.50

Fig. 980. HYPODERMIC NEEDLE

CASE

(All Metal Nickel-Plated)

A great convenience to the prac-
titioner.

Accommodates six Veterinary Hy-
podermic Needles, of any length up
to 2Vz inches on one side, and woolen
pouch for surgical needles.

Price, without needles ..$1.50

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165

HYPODERMIC NEEDLES.

1014

1017

1020

1023

1026

1029

1032

Pig.
Fig:.
Fig.
Fig.

Fig.

Fig.
3008

993 — Reinforced Hog Cholera Needle, 16-gauge, slip or screw butt, length 1 and

1%-inch. Each, $0.25; per dozen $2.50

098 — Intra-Dermal Needle, long reinforcement, straight, screw butt, 22-gauge,

%, -fV and %-inch points. Each, $0.20; dozen 2.00

999 — Intra-Dermal Needles, straight, screw butt, 22-gauge, Ya, Yt, and %-inch

points. Each, $0.15; per dozen 1.25

1002 — Intra-Dermal Needles, curved, screw butt, 22-gauge, Va, Yi and %-inch

points. Each, $0.15; per dozen 1.25

1005 — Syringe Needle" Connection, rubber

Gauge
22

Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
Each
Dozen
When ordering- hypodermic needles
Pee exact size illustrations at top of page

1011
1014
1017
1020
1023
1026
1029
1032

21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14

%■

$0.10

.75

.15
1.25

.15
1.50

.20
1.75

.20
2.00

.25
2.50

%,-in.
$0.10

.15
1.25

.15
1.50

.20
1.75

.20
2.00

.25
2.50

1-in.

$0.15

1.25

.15
1.75

.20
2.00

2.50

.25

2 50

IVi-in.
$0.15
1.25

.15
1.75

.20
2.00

.25
2.50

.25

2.50

ire to

iy 2 -in. 2-in. 2% -in. 3 -in. 3V 2 -in.

$0.20
2.00

.20
2.00

.20

2.50

.30

3.00

specify

$0.20

2.25

.20

$0.25 .

2.25

2.50

.25

$0.30

2.50

2.75

3.25

3.50

.25

.30

2.50

2.75

3.25

3.50

.25

.30

2.50

2.75

3.25

3.50

.30

.35

2.75

3.00

3.50

3.75

.30

.35

.45

3.00

3.25

3.75

4.00

yle connection

of syringe.

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HYPODERMIC NEEDLES.

1051

1038 1041 1044 1047

SYRINGE FILLING APPARATUS.

up,

1050

Fig. 1035 — Syringe Filling Tube, 9%-inch, with stopcock for serum

Slip $1.50 ^g£i

Fig. 108C — Syringe Filling Tube, 9% -inch, with stopcock for regu- •*- » — ' "^

lar slip 1.50 1035-1038

Fig. 1038 — Syringe Filling Tube, 5% -inch, with stopcock for serum slip

Fig. 1039 — Syringe Filling Tube, 5% -inch, with stopcock for regular slip

Fig. 3 041 — Syringe Filling Tube, 6 or 9-inch, for s^rum slip

Fig. 104" — Syringe Filling Tube, 6 or 9-inch, for regular Blip

Fig. 1044 — Syringe Filling Apparatus, Missouri Valley, with rubber stopper and air

vent, for serum slip

Fijr. 3045 — Syringe Filling Apparatus, Missouri Valley, with rubber stopper and air

vent, for regular slip

Fig. 1047 — Syringe Filling Trocar and Canula, 3-inch

Fig. 1050 — Infusion or Hypering Needle, with nipple end, 16-gauge, 2-inch point,

each, $0.35; dozen

Fig. 1051 — Canula, flexible silver, probe pointed, for injecting into small nail holes,

fistulae, etc. Will fit any screw thread syringe

1.50

.90

1.25

1.25
.75

4.00

1.00

1052

FIG. 1052— BIG-0 ATTACHMENT.

This consists of a two-way stopcock, four feet rubber tub-
ing, a bent metal tube ten inches long, metal thistle tube for
ventilation, and rubber stopper with two holes through it for
insertion of bent metal tube and thistle tube.

Devised for convenient use of serums with Viking Syringes.
The method suggested is to place the bottle of serum in hip
pocket — with metal tube through stopper nearly to bottom of
bottle. Rubber tube running from this metal tube up through
sleeve of coat to two-way stopcock on tip of syringe. Open
valve of stopcock from syringe to rubber tube, draw out piston
of syringe to fill. Open stopcock from syringe to needle on
outside end of stopcock and inject serum into animal. Repeat
till bottle is empty.

In this way the serum is never exposed to the atmosphere,
dust, flies or any other contamination.
Price $1.50

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DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTS.

1053

1062

1056

FIG. 1062— IDEAL POCKET STETHOSCOPE.

With rubber tubing and hard rubber ear pieces in felt pouch.

This small instrument produces perfectly clear and powerful tones, due to perfect
contact direct air conduction and small localizing area which make audible the slightest
tones. Increases the ability of the diagnostician to localize all bodily sounds and
determine their origin, whether cardiacal, circulatory or respiratory.

Price $1.65

Fig. 1053 — Kehler's Stethoscope, with metal protector, in felt pouch, 2-inch disc. .$2.90
Fig. 1056 — Fosgate's Vibroscope 3.70

FIG. 1065— BAZZI-BIANCHI PHONEN-
DOSCOPE.

Remarkably intensifies the audibility of
all sounds, whether natural or caused by
morbid conditions in the animal body. Not
only is the intensity thus increased, but
the origin of sound can be localized within
much more narrow limits than possible with
stethoscopes heretofore in use and its nature
recognized with great accuracy.

Supplied in highly polished metal case.

Price $3.75

1065

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THERMOMETERS.

All clinical thermometers manufactured for us carry a signed certificate, showing
the results of repeated examinations and a guarantee of permanent reliability.

Any thermometer purchased from us proving inaccurate or otherwise unsatisfactory
will be cheerfully exchanged or replaced when returned to us prepaid unbroken.

From the nature of their construction, clinical thermometers are exceedingly fragile
and there is great risk of breakage in their transmission by mail. We use every pre-
caution in packing, but will not guarantee safe delivery. And can only mail them at
the risk of the purchaser.

^-•TmTj-n i mi i "i i'lYivn i 1 1 i : i , i n .1 1 ! 1 1 i i i j i : i n 11 1 n i , ; Tj j 1 1 1 ; iTi ' "P" ' IT P ' ' r P ITi 1

_9A.

HEAVY B. A. I. THERMOMETER.

Fig. 1113 — Extra heavy bulb, 5-inch thermometer, loop end, magnifying lens and
with indestructible self -registering index that will not change with age.
Absolutely accurate (National Standard). Supplied with hard rubber
case. Each, $1.75; dozen $20.00

UNIVERSAL FEVER THERMOMETER.

Fig;. 1110 — 5-inch magnifying lens, broad mercury column, pear-shaped bulb, glass
ring on end, for attaching string. Normal points clearly indicated for
man, horse, cow, dog, cat, pig, sheep and fowl. In hard rubber case.
Each, $1.65i per dozen $18.50

Fig. 1117 — Same as Fig. 1116, in heavy nickel case with chain and tail clip.

Each, $2.00; dozen 21.00

- - SS.^k... e g_V OO "si- .41'. 61 "'JB-'J I OLTX -JifcV

VIKING HOG CHOLERA THERMOMETER.

Fie. 1120 — The scale on the Viking Thermometer is filled with an indelible pigment
which renders the marking permanent and easily read during the life
of the instrument. It has a small round bulb with ring end, and mag-
nifying lens. Certified. Length, 4 inches. Supplied in hard rubber case.
Each, $1.35; per dozen $15.00

Fig. 1121 — Viking Hog Cholera Thermometer, in heavy nickel case with chain.

Each, $1.75 ; dozen 18.00

Fie- 1123 — Viking All Purpose Thermometer, 5-inch length, in hard rubber case.

Each, $1.50; dozen 16.50

STANDARD LENS FRONT THERMOMETER.

Fie. 1128 — With magnifying lens, indestructible index, ring end, carefully retested,

in hard rubber case. Five-inch. Each, $1.35; per dozen $15.00

PEAR-SHAPED BULB THERMOMETER.

Fig. 1134 — An ideal thermometer with indestructible index, magnifying lens loop
end, and certificate of correction. Supplied in hard rubber case '
Four-inch. Each. $1.25; dozen $13.50

Fig. 1135 — rear-shaped bulb thermometer, 4-inch length, in heavy' nickel' 'case' with

chain. * Each, $1.50; dozen ' 16 50

Fig. 1136 — Pear-shaped bulb thermometer, 5-inch length, in hard rubber case "

Each, $1.40; dozen 16 00

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THERMOMETER CASES.

(Prices quoted do not include Thermometers.)

Fig. 1143 — Aluminum Chain Case, satin finished, spiral cable, with chain and pin,

for 4-inch thermometer. Each $0.35

Fig. 1144 — Same as above, for 5-inch thermometer 50

Fig. 1146 — Acme (Patented) Chain Case, polished metal with nickel end caps, safety

chain and pin, for 4-inch thermometer $0.35

Fig. 1149 — Heavy Brass Nickel-Plated Case, with chain and pin, for 5-inch ther-
mometer 60

Fig. 1153 — Standard Hard Rubber Case, for 4-inch thermometer $0.10

Fig. 1155 — Same as above, for 5-inch thermometer 20

%s^§9s©K^2J>

Fig. 1158 Nickel-Plated Twin Case, with chain and pin, for carrying two 4-inch ther-
mometers $0.75

FIG. 1213— SPRING SAFETY THER-
MOMETER TAIL CLIP.

Made extra strong, can be attached
readily to any animal's tail, with
strong - cord attached $0.15

FIG. 1214— "AMVETSC0" TAIL CLIP.

The spring in this clip is sufficiently
strong to hold in place, and "without the
usual large top, it is not easily removed
from its original position by motion of
the animal's tail. Strong and durable.
Each $0.15

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DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS.

123S

1234-1237

12 i6 1219 1222 1225 122S

Fig. 1218 — Dissecting Scalpel, file drawn handle, three sizes. Each

Fig. 1219 — Cartilage Knife, heavy

Fig. 1222 — Tenaculum, file drawn handle

Fig. 1225 — Dissecting Forceps, Coxeter's, 3 -inch

Fig. 1228 — Chain and Hook, triple

Fig. 1231 — Blow Pipe, 6-inch, with wood mouthpiece

Fig. 1234 — Dissecting Scissors, sharp pointed, 5 -inch

Fig. 1237 — Dissecting Scissors, sharp pointed, 5% -inch

Fig. 1238 — Grappling Hook, double prongs

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DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS.

1240
FIG. 1240— DR. S. L. STEWART'S DISSECTING CASE.

Designed especially for students' use in the dissecting room.
Consisting of 1 Large Scalpel. Pig. 3293.
1 Small Scalpel. Fig. 3293.
1 Tenaculum Fig. 3293.
1 Flexible Probe. Fig. 3538.

1 Pair Tissue Forceps. Fig. 3799.

2 Sets Grappling Hooks. Fig. 1238.
1 Pair Straight Scissors. Fig. 3715.

Each instrument warranted. Furnished in well made folding leather pocket case.
Price complete $4.95

1243
FIG. 1243— "AMVETSCO" DISSECTING CASE.

Contains :

1 Cartilage Knife, steel handle.
1 Dissecting Scalpel, steel handle.
1 Dissecting Tenaculum, steel handle.
1 Dissectine' ForceDS.

1 Dissecting Scissors.

1 Blowpipe.

1 Triple Chain and Hook.

In folding leather pocket case.

.$3.10

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POST-MORTEM INSTRUMENTS

1246 '
Fig. 1246 — Post-Mortem Knife, heavy, 8-inch, each $1.75

1258
Fig. 1258 — Enterotome Scissors, heavy, 8-inch, each.

.$4.50

1264
Fig. 1264 — Post-Mortem Chisel, hand forged, 8%-inch, each $2.75

FIG. 1270— "AMVETSCO" POST-MORTEM CASE.

Put up in a Polished Wood Case, containing 17 instruments, as follows:

1 Set Chains and Hooks.

1 Lifting Back Saw.

1 Enterotome.

1 Pair Dissecting Scissors.

1 Pair Dissecting Forceps.

1 Chisel.

S Scalpels.

1 Tenaculum.

1 Cartilage Knife.

1 Large Post-Mortem Scalpel.

1 Steel Mallet.

1 Grooved Director.

1 Blow Pipe.

1 Pair Probes.

Needles, Thread and Wax.

Price (complete) $18.00

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173

EYE INSTRUMENTS

1273

1330

1333

1336

Fig. 1273 — Graef es Eye Knife $1.25

Pig. 1294 — Eye Needle and Spud, in reversible metal handle 1.50

Fig. 1312 — Scissors, curved, blunt pointed 1.15

Fig. 1313 — Scissors, straight, blunt pointed 1.15

Fig. 1315 — Iris Forceps, curved, serrated .90

Fig. 1318 — Iris Forceps, straight, serrated .80

Fig. 1321 — Entropium Forceps, metal plate 1.S5

Fig. 1322 — Lid Retractor, Desmarre's 1.00

Fig. 1330 Eye Needle rfolder, Galezowsky's 3J)0

Fig. 1333 — Eye Speculum, plain 75

Fig. 1336 — Eye Speculum, Noyes' 2.25

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EYE AND NASAL INSTRUMENTS

1351

Fig.
Fig.

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

1360

1342 — Pocket Magnifier, in leather case $1.50

1348 — Lachrymal Duct Irrigator, complete 2.00

1351 — Lachrymal Duct Probe, heavy, flexible, 12-inch .50

1357 — Nasal Speculum, fenestrated wrought metal 1.75

1360 — Nasal Speculum, steel wire 4.10

1363 — Artificial Eyes, solid glass, for cats and dogs. Each 3.50

1366 — Artificial Eyes, hard rubber, for cats and dogs. Each 1.00

1369 — Artificial Eyes, for horses, hard rubber, sizes 1%, 1%, £ inches in diameter 1.75

1372 — Artificial Eyes, for horses, solid glass, with colored iris . 4.50

DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING ARTIFICIAL, EVES.
State size and color of iris and exact diameter of socket from corner to corner.

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ROARING INSTRUMENTS.

1378

13S1

1384-1387

1390

1393

Fig. 1375 — Retractor, Mayo's, self-retaining' $6 50

Fig. 137S — Retractor, Dr. W. L. Williams', self-retaining 6 e0

Fig. 1381 — Scissors, Sims', curved, blunt, 7-inch ^

Fig. 1384 — Retractor, plain, blade 2 -inch 3 0|(

Fig. 1387 — Retractor, plain, blade 2 1-2 -inch „ „_

Fig. 13SK) — Scissors, double curved, 7 Vz -inch „ ((<)

Fig. 1393 — Cotton Applicator, spiral screw end „ s0

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ROARING INSTRUMENTS.

1399

1402

1405

1408

1411

1414

Fig. 1396 — Needle, tracheal, Dr. W. L. Williams' $1.50

Pig. 1399 — Hook, blunt, with eye, right or left. Bach 1.25

Fig-. 1402 — Tenaculum, Pratt's, sharp or blunt. Each 75

Pig. 1405 — Ventricular Burr, four sizes. Bach g.70

Fig. 1408 — Scalpel, with solid file drawn handle, 7-inch ^ 35

Fig. 1411 — Knife, tracheal, Dr. M. H. McKillip's 250

Pig. 1414 — Ventricular Burr, Blattenburg-'s j 05

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ROARING INSTRUMENTS.

177

1417

1423

1426

1432

Fie. 1417 — Tissue Forceps, Skene's, straight, 8-inch, 2-3 teeth $1.25

Fig. 1420 — Tissue Forceps, straight, extra long, serrated jaws, 12-inch 1.75

Fig. 1423 — Vulsellum Forceps, Billroth's, straight, with catch, 8 prongs 4.50

Fig. 1426 — Vulsellum Forceps, Schroeder's, curved sideways, 10-inch 2.40

Fig. 1420 — Tenaculum Forceps. Schroeder's, 9% -inch 1.75

Fig. 1432 — Dressing Forceps, Bozeman's, double curved, 10-inch 2.00

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TRACHEA TUBES.

1450
Fig. 1450 — Dyson's Trachea Tube. Oval
in shape, can be used -without cutting 1
tracheal rings. It has a sieve which does
not project beyond base of tube. A good
feature is the regulating - screen attach-
ment -whereby it can be used as an open
tube, with fine or coarse sieve or alto-
gether closed.

1453

1459

1462

Fig. 1435 — Trachea Tube, self-retaining, hard rubber i$5.00

Fig. 1438 — Trachea Tube, self-retaining, brass, nickel-plated, assorted sizes 2.75

Fig. 1441 — Trachea Tube, self-retaining, aluminum, nickel-plated, assorted sizes 4.00

Fig. 1444 — Trachea Tube, self-retaining, brass, nickel-platted, with sieve, assorted

sizes 3.25

Fig. 1447 — Trachea Tube, self-retaining, aluminum, with sieve, assorted sizes 4.50

Fig. 1450 — Trachea Tube, Dyson's, oval, with double sieve 4.00

Fig. 1453 — Trachea Tube, McNeil's, for inserting after roaring operation to prevent

suffocation 2.50

Fig. 1456 — Trachea Tube, plain round, nickel-plated, sizes y 2 , %, % and %-ineh.

Each 2.00

Fig. 1459 — Trachea Tube, McKillip's, oval, nickel-plated 2.00

Fig. 1462 — Trachea Tube, Kragness', oval,, improved pattern 4.50

We can furnish Trachea Tubes made up in silver. Prices quoted on application.

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CATHETERS.

1465

1468

1471 1474-1477

1486

1489

1492

Fig. 1465 — Catheter, horse, soft rubber,, 60-inch $1.50

Fig. 1468- — Catheter, horse, non-corrosive flexible metal, 48-inch 2.00

Fig. 1471 — Catheter, horse, elastic web, spiral wire insertion, with reed stylet 2.00

Fig. 1474 — Catheter, horse, elastic web, cylindrical point 2.50

Fig. 1477 — Catheter, colt, elastic web, cylindrical point 1.80

Fig. 1480 — Catheter, horse, metal, flexible, jointed 2.25

Fig. 1483 — Reed Stylet, for linen and soft rubber catheters 25

Fig. 1486 — Catheter, combination, horse and mare, metal, flexible, jointed 2.50

Fig. 1480 — Catheter, mare, elastic web, 20-inch 1.50

Fig. 1492 — Catheter, mare, probe and sound. Dr. C. A. White's 1.65

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1495

1498

1504

1510

1513

Fig. 1495 — Catheter, mare, metal, stiff $ l.OO^

Fig. 1498 — Catheter, mare, metal, jointed 1.35

Fig. 1501 — Catheter, cow, English pattern 1.00

Fig. 1504 — Truss, Lund's, for prolapsed uterus 2.15

Fig. 1508 — Speculum, Vaginal, sheet brass, nickel-plated, spun

seam 4.00

Fig. 1510 — Speculum, Cervical, Miller's, bivalve 2.25

Fig. 1513 — Speculum, Vaginal, Knowles', tri-valve, 18-inch.... 15.00

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GYNECOLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

1524

Fig. 1516 — Dilator, Uterine, Goodell's, 24-inch $20.00

Fig. 1510 — Dilator, Uterine, Palmer's, 24-inch 12.50

Fig. 1522 Douche, Uterine, return flow, movable guard, 24-inch 4.40

Fig. 1524 Forceps, sponge holding, serrated jaws, 9-inch 1.00

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STERILITY INSTRUMENTS.

(Prof. W. L, Williams)

Fig. 1530 — Knowlea' special uterine forceps, short, length 15 inches .yj.OO

Fig. 1532 — Knowles' special uterine forceps, long, length 20 inches 9.50

Fig. 1534 — Albrechtsen's extra small uterine catheter, double curved, length 14 inches 3.00
Fig. 1530 — Albrechtsen's small size uterine catheter, double curved, length 14 inches 3.00
Fig. 1538 — Albrechtsen's medium size uterine catheter, double curved, length 14 inches 3.00
Fig. 1540 — Albrechtsen's large size uterine catheter, double curved, length 25 inches 4.00
Fig. 1541 — Albrechtsen's large size uterine catheter, single curved, length 25 inches 4.00

Fig. 1542 — Albrechtsen's extra long uterine catheter, length 23 inches 3.50

Fig. 1544 — Palmer's uterine dilator (Modified), length 10 inches 5.50

Fig. 1546 — Bozeman's double curved uterine dressing forceps, length 10 inches 2.00

Fig. 1547 — Bozeman's straight uterine dressing forceps, length 10 inches 2.00

Fig. 1548 — Williams' guarded knife, for puncturing ovarian cysts, length 9% inches 3.50

Fig. 1550 — Strong fibre carrying case to hold complete outfit, length 26 inches 3.50

Fig. 1552 — Williams' outfit complete, in case, as above 42.50

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OBSTETRICAL AND PARTURITION INSTRUMENTS.

VUX1

DR. W. L. WILLIAMS' OBSTETRICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fig. 1555— Repeller, "A" $3.50 Pig. 1573— Embryotomy Knife, full

Fig. 1558— Long Blunt Hook, "B" . . . . 2.00 curved, "G" S2.50

Fig. 1561 — Blunt Cutting Hook, "C" . . 4.10 Flg . 157 6 — Spaying Knife, "H" 2.50

Fig. 1504— Chisel, "D". . . ... . ; . ,,• 3.50 1570— Injection Pump, I" 4.00

^^oZBmoryotomy K°n°«e, Sight ^ Fig. 1582-Stomach Tube, 10 feet

s curved, "P" 2.50 with stylet, "J' 5.00

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15S5

1S91 1594 1597 1600 1603

1606

1618

1624

1612

Fig. 1583 — Wither's Obstetrical Instrument Handle $ 1.80

Pig. 1588 — Wither's Obstetrical Saw 2.75

Fig. 1591 — Wither's Obstetrical Repeller, with removable spear point 2.70

Pig. 1594 — Wither's Obstetrical Chisel 3.30

Fig. 1597 — Wither's Obstetrical Cutting Hook, sharp 2.75

Fig. 1600 — Wither's Obstetrical Cutting Hook, blunt 2.75

Pig. 1603 — Wither's Obstetrical Sharp Hook 1.75

Fig. 1606 — Wither's Obstetrical Rope Carrier 2.00

Fig. 1009 — Wither's Obstetrical Instrument Set, comprising figures 1585 to 1606, put

up in a neat canvas roll 20.00

Fig. 1G12 — Alexander's Obstetrical Hinged Repeller, with removable spear, with-
out handle 3.50

Fig. 1615 — Alexander's Obstetrical Hinged Repeller, with handle 5.00

Fig. 161S — Repeller, hinged, "without handle 2.90

Fig. 1021 — Reseller, hinged, with handle 4.60

Fig. 1624 — Chisel, Obstetrical, Dr. W. 1j. Williams', jointed 4.30

Fig 1627 — Chisel, Obstetrical, Dr. W. L. Williams', stiff 3.B0

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Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
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1659 1661

1630 — Conkey's Obstetrical Hook, blunt, "A" $ 1.80

1633 — Conkey's Obstetrical Knife, with funnel shield, "B" 3.50

1636 Conkey's Obstetrical Instrument Handle, "G" 1.80

1639 — Conkey's Obstetrical Saw, "D" 2.75

1642 Conkey's Obstetrical Hook, sharp, "B" 1.80

1645 Conkey's Obstetrical Reseller, with removable spear point, "P" 2.50

1648 Conkey's Obstetrical Chisel, guarded, "G" 3.70

1651 Conkey's Obstetrical Instrument Set, complete 18.00

1654 Conkey's Obstetrical Instrument Set, complete, in canvas roll 16.50

1655 — Hook and Crotchet, placental 2.00

1656 GlgH Saw, beaded wire, 12-inch, .$0.35; 20-inch, $0.50; 30-inch 75

1658 — Handles, for Gigli Saw, per pair 50

1659 Chain Saw, obstetrical, complete with handles 7.50

1661 Parturition Saw, Oehmke's 2.80

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1670

1662

1664-1665

1667-1668

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1671-1672

Fig. 1662 — Norden's Guarded Foal Hook, with guarded point $2.25

Fig. 1664 — Van's Wire Obstetrical Saw, guarded, 5 feet 2.00

Fig. 1665 — Van's Wire Obstetrical Saw, plain, 5 feet 1.75

Fig. 1667 — Miller's Obstetrical Pulls 4.50

Fig. 1668 — Miller's Obstetrical Pulls, with chain attachment 6.00

Fig. 1670 — Miller's Chain Attachment, only 1.75

Fig. 1671 — Moore's Obstetrical Chains, set of three chains, per set 3.50

Fig. 1672 — Moore's Obstetrical Chains, 30-inch length only 1.75

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1673-1674

1675-1678

1681

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1685

Fig-. 1673 — Parturition Shears, McCarroll's, with serrated jaws $18.00

Fig. 1674 — Parturition Shears, McCarroll's, with plain Jaws 17.50

Pig. 1675 — Parturition Shears, Cullen's, with serrated jaws 18.00

Pig. 1678 — Parturition Shears, Cullen's, with plain jaws 17.50

Pig. 1681 — Parturition Osteotrite, for crushing 16.00

Pig. 1685 — Obstetrieal Bloek, complete, with 30 ft. rope 4.50

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1711 1714

Fig. 1690 — Embryotomy Knife, adjustable $2.50

Fig. 1603 — Embryotomy Knife, Guenther's, detachable, 6% -inch 3.00

Fig. 1096 — Embryotomy Knife, Malkmus', hook blade 3.00

Fig. 1609 — Embryotomy Knife, Leech's, folding metal handle, spring back 2.50

Fig. 1702 — Embryotomy Knife, small blade, folding metal handle, spring back 1.25

Fig. 1705 — Embryotomy Knife, Buettner's, with finger rests 2.10

Fig. 1708 — Embryotomy Knife, with one finger ring 2.50

Fig. 1711 — Embryotomy Knife, with two finger rings 2.00

Fig. 1714 — Embryotomy Knife, Hollweck's

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1717

1720

1723

1726-1729

1732-1735

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173S 1744 1747-1750

1717 — Foal Hook, Richardson's, sharp , , , 51.25

1720 — Foal Hook, Wither's, blunt .75

1723 — Foal Hook, Wither's sharp .75

1720 — Foal Hook, plain, blunt 1.25

1739 — Foal Hook, plain, sharp , 1,25

1732 — Foal Hook, articulated, blunt .,...,,,.... 2.75

1735 — Foal Hook, articulated, sharp ,..,,,... 2.75

1738 — Foal Hook, Figure 9 pattern , 1,50

1741 — Foal Hook, Krey's, double. . . 3,00

1744 — Rope Carrier, Benton's , 1,25

1747 — Foal Hook, Mullen's, sharp 3.00

1750— Foal Hook, Mullen's, large size. ." 4,00

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SPAYING INSTRUMENTS

1774

1787

Fig-. 1774 — Spaying Ecraseur, Williams', with arrangement for taking up slack, very

long- $25.00

Fig. 1780 — Spaying Emaseulator, Miller's 13.20

Fig. 1783 — Spaying Shears, Miles', sharp, 14% -inch 7.50

Fig. 1780 — Spaying Shears, Miles', serrated, 14% -inch 8.50

Fig. 1787 — Spaying Needle, double curved. Each, $0.25; dozen 3.00

Fig. 1789 — Spaying Emasenlator, improved 10.70

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SPAYING INSTRUMENTS.

1850

Fig. 1828 — Spaying Knife, stiff handle, straight edge, 7-inch $1.25

Fig. 1831 — Spaying Knife, stiff handle, curved edge, 7-inch 1.25

Fig. 1833 — Spaying Knife, adjustable, concealed blade 2.50

Fig. 1834 — Spaying Knife, single blade, folding, spring back 1.85

Fig. 1837 — Spaying Knife, double blade, folding, spring back 3.00

Fig. 1840 — Spaying Knife, single blade, folding, small, spring back 1.25

Fig. 1843 — Spaying Knife, double blade, folding, small, spring back 2.00

Fig. 1845 — Spaying Knife, Dr. W. L. Williams' 2.50

Fig. 1847 — Spaying Knife, Robinson's 1.25

Fig. 1850 — Spaying Knife, Jameson's, 6 Vi -inch 1.50

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CASTRATING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 1876— STRAIGHT SOLID HEAD EMASCULATOR.

Our best emasculator for all round use. This instrument is the result of several
years experimentation in the manufacture and use of emasculators, and is the per-
fected product of our efforts to eliminate the faults of all other instruments. The
solid head is so tempered that tissues cannot cause it to spread or spring. This, with
correct design in every other particular, positively insures thorough crushing of tissues
and certain hemostasis.

The length of this emasculator is ten and one-half inches — long enough to give
sufficient leverage to facilitate division of tissue but short enough to be employed
in standing operations with the greatest satisfaction.

We guarantee this emasculator to be the most practical instrument of its kind
and recommend it for use anywhere that emasculators may be employed.

Price $7.00

FIG. 1878— WHITE'S IMPROVED EMASCULATOR.

The extra crushing attachment as supplied by the G. R. White Emasculator, prac-
tically eliminates all danger fom hemorrhage in castrating operations. Tissues that
have been severed by this emasculator are completely crushed because of the interdi-
gitating serrations which cross one another at right angles. We recommend this
instrument as being as good for hemostasia as any ecraseur.

Price $9.00

FIG. 1880— CURVED HEAD EMASCULATOR.

This instrument can be used with perfect safety and is easily operated with one
hand. It is the correct style instrument, as you will note it has both curved head and
curved handles. It has adjustable screw-head and can be easily cleaned, thereby
eliminating any danger from infection by means of contamination. It crushes before
it cuts. Particularly desirable for standing operations.

Price .

.$6.00

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CASTRATING INSTRUMENTS.

1883

FIG. 1883— "AMVETSCO" QUICK RELEASE ECRASEUR.

This instrument has a hand-cut "V" thread that cannot strip. The harder you
work it, the tighter the thread grips. The thumb piece on the end of which the
female thread is cut, works automatically, engaging the screw at all times, until
released by the pressure of. the thumb. This insures perfect safety, as the chain
cannot slip from imperfect or careless adjustment, which often occurs in other
ecraseurs. In addition to crushing and reaching facilities of the safety catch type,
it is thoroughly aseptic, as it can be taken apart in a few seconds' time by a half
turn of the collar near the handle. Can be easily operated with one hand.

Price $10.00

1887

FIG. 1887— MILES IMPROVED ECRASEUR.

The head is constructed on the principle of the emasculator. The lower edge
being dull and projecting slightly beyond the upper edge which is sharp, crushes the
cord before it comes in contact with the upper cutting edge.

Price $7.75

Fig. 1891-

-Ferguson's Angiotribe Forceps, for arresting secondary hemorrhage
after castrating, 7%-inch $2.00

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CASTRATING INSTRUMENTS.

1912

1915

1918

1916

1919

1920

Fig. 1897 — Castrating Clamp Forceps, improved $7.50

Fig. 1900 — Castrating Clamps, wood, 7-inch, per pair 40

Fig. 1903 — Castrating Clamps, wood, 8%-inch, per pair 50

Fig. 1912 — Castrating Knife, Zeigler's, folding, metal handle 1.50

Fig. 1915 — Castrating Knife, Zeigler's, double blade, metal handle 2.00

Fig. 1916— Castrating Knife, Miles', double blade, metal handle 2.00

Fig. 1918 — Castrating Knife, Zeigler's, hook blade, metal handle 1.50

Fig. 1919— Castrating Knife, Miles', hoe blade, metal handle 1.50

Fig. 1920 — Castrating Knife, Robinson's, stiff, file drawn handle 1.25

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1921

1924

1927

1929

1931

1932

1934

Fig. 1921 — Castrating Knife, scalpel blade, stiff, file drawn handle $1.25

Fig. 1924 — Castrating Knife, hoe blade, file drawn handle 1.25

Fig. 1927 — Castrating Knife, hook blade, stiff, file drawn handle 1.25

Fig. 1929 — Castrating Knife, scalpel blade, stiff, heavy concave handle 1.50

Fig. 1931 — Castrating Knife, hoe blade, stiff, heavy concave handle 1.50

Fig. 1932 — Castrating Knife, hook blade, stiff, heavy concave handle 1.50

Fig. 1934 — Castrating Knife, special deep bellied blade, stiff, heavy concave

handle 1 .50

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RESTRAINT APPARATUS.

FIG

1948— W. F. KNOWLES' WEB
CASTING HARNESS.

The Web Casting Har-
ness shown In cut is most
simple in construction. It
weighs but 3% pounds,
and will fold up small
enough to be carried in the
pocket. It is fully guar-
anteed to be stronger and
more durable than any
_ mM harness can be made of
leather weighing less than
15 pounds. It is attractive in appear-
ance and is pronounced by those who
are using them the very best appliance
of the kind ever offered to the public.
Standard size, fits a 1,000 pound horse
perfectly, can be used on any sized
horse, but is best for those of that heft
and smaller, down to yearling colts.
For side lines, get 38 feet 7-16 or %-inch
manila or sisal rope, cut in two, use one-
half on each side. Fasten one end of each
rope to the plain or inside ring; the lines are
then passed through the rings of the hobbles
from inside outwardly, and thence through
the "eye" of the outside rings of the harness.
The short band of harness goes over the
back, the long one around the breast.

Fig. 1948 — Price per set, without side ropes, $6.00, with side ropes $7.50

Fig. 1950 — Price of Hobbles, alone, per pair 2.00

FIG. 1951— TRAMP'S CASTING HARNESS.

The most practical casting
harness on the market. Ma-
terial entering into its makeup
is the best. Constructed so as
to insure easy, safe applica-
tion and removal. The trim-
mings used in this harness are /^fef.
of extra heavy grade, and do |Lp^
not in any way directly con- t-
tact the animal's body. A
special arrangement at the girth per-
mits of its exact and quick adjustment
to either a yearling or heavy draft
horse. It is not a complicated harness
and may be used for restraint by
several different methods. Back band
is 4 inches wide, with a 2-Inch, 2-ply
layer continuous over its entire length,
making 3 plies firmly stitched to-
gether, insuring an extra strong back
band. Links with hondas for rope to
slip through are attached with special
clips for the purpose. Tie straps are
iy z inches wide, cut out of heavy, firm
stock, and work with a patent tacka-
berry cinch buckle, making it very
easy and quick to adjust to any size
horse. Belly band is 2 inches wide,
with heavy 2-inch dees to hook into
the patent girth buckle. Two extra
dees are set 3 inches from each end of
the band, to be used with the back
band in breaking colts or bad horses,
or in any other way the operator sees
fit. The dees are set into belly band with iron plates, an arrangement which prevents
their being torn out. Breast strap is 1% inches wide, cut out of heavy single strap trace
leather, and can be adjusted by the return arrangement of the buckle. Hobbles are IVi
inches wide, made of the very heaviest trace leather, 3-ply, channelled on the inside and
hand stitched, with wrought links and hondas put in links. Rope will not cut and burn
with this improved arrangement.

Price of harness, without ropes $18.00

With ropes, 40 feet, %-inch manila (extra) 2.00

For prices of Rope, see page 198.

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RESTRAINT APPARATUS.

FIG. 1954— AUTOMATIC
LOCK CASTING HARNESS.

(Patented by Drs. Byrd & Treadway)

The use of the automatic locks on the casting harness
has proven to be a very popular addition and convenience.
The automatic lock throwing harness consists of a heavy
leather back band, with adjustable rope locks (Fig. 1957)
and release snaps, two manila rope side lines, adjustable breast chain and chain belly
girth. With this harness one man can easily throw a horse, and as the rope lock grips the
rope as it is tightened, there is no danger of burning the fetlocks. For ridgling, hind foot
operations, and shoeing vicious horses it has no equal.

The back band is made of heavy 4-inch leather and reinforced on either side where it
terminates into the side chains onto which are attached the quick release snaps and the
automatic rope locks. The chains are all electric welded and the snaps and locks are
made of malleable iron, in order to withstand the heavy strain placed upon them. These
locks are guaranteed for the purpose intended here and we will replace, without charge,
any lock broken in general usage.

DIRECTIONS FOR ADJUSTING
The harness is placed on, the animal "with breast chain adjusted so as to hold bacK
piece well up to the withers, but should drop down to about the head of the flexor meta
carpi muscle, as illustrated. In this position it prevents the horse from striking at you
should he be so inclined, and prevents any pressure on the trachea. When the harness
is thus adjusted, snap the ends of side lines in the back release snaps, then down around
the fetlocks on each foot, and through each of the rope locks, taking your position on
the right side of horse. If he is not vicious pull up right hind foot. If there is only one
man, take the left line and bring it across the back. Before taking up the hind foot pass
the end of halter rope through rope lock on adjustable chain on left side. When you

have foot up draw the head around sharp to the left
and your horse will rock over. Then draw up your
left line. You can then tie hind quarters with the fig-
ure eight, the same as you would with any harness.

The Automatic Lock Casting Harness can be used
in various ways on the standing horse for restraint,
such as breeding hobbles on vicious mares, also in
suturing wounds on hind quarters by crossing side
lines under the abdomen and above the hocks, and
when floating vicious horses to keep them from strik-
ing the operator.

Price, complete, as described $15.00

Fisr. 1957 — Illustrates the automatic rope lock de-
vised by Drs. Byrd and Treadway, and used on the
patented automatic lock casting harness described
above. It is a very convenient attachment for any
casting harness, as it will save time in tying and re-
leasing. It grips the casting rope tightly and does
away with "see-sawing" while the animal is strug-
gling. With this appliance, together with the quick
release snaps, the subject may be quickly released and
with little effort on the part of the operator. Made of
malleable iron, non-breakable, and will wear a life-
time. Absolutely dependable, and will not cut the

rope. Per set of two (with snaps) $4.50

Fig. 1957

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RESTRAINT APPARATUS

FIG. 1958— QUICK RELEASE SNAPS,
PATENTED, B. & T. PATTERN.

A strong, simple mechanical device which per-
mits of the instantaneous releasing of a confined
animal without any pulling or
tugging on part of operator.

It may be used on sidelines
of any casting or breeding har-
ness, and is of a construction
that will withstand all hard
wear and usage.

Made of malleable iron. The
steel connecting loop is electric
welded and about four inches
long, thereby extending beyond
the arm of snap, which insures
a balancing leverage and pre-
vents undue strain on any one
part of the snap. The spring is a strong bronzed steel coil that will not weaken
or rust.

This snap is guaranteed and will be replaced gratis if broken in general use.
Price, each $1.00 Price, per pair $1.75

Fig. 1959.

Fig. 1959 — Dr. L. L. Conkey's Patent Hobbles, complete with self-locking buckle,

rope and chain $10.00

Fig. 1961 — Galvanized Iron Thimbles, for casting harness

etc., for )^-inch rope, each $0.10

1961

1962-1965

Fig. 1962— Cotton Rope.

Per foot

Vi inch $0.04

% inch 06

Vi inch .08

% inch .10

Fig. 1965— Manila Rope.

Vi inch.

V2 inch .

% inch.

% inch .

Per foot
.$0.02
. .04
. .06

, . .08

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RESTRAINT APPARATUS

1969

1979-1982

1966

1972

1973

1975-1977

Fig. 1 966 — Nasal Clamp and Twitch $3.00

Fig. 1969 — Humane Nose Twitch 2.00

Fig. 1972 — "Covert" Round Eye Swivel Snap 30

Fig. 1973 — Lariat Honda, rawhide (cut is one-half size) 60

Fig. 1975 — Lariat Honda, galvanized thimble and grip (cut one-half size) 25

Fig. 1977 — Lariat Honda, brass (cut one-half size) 35

Fig. 1979 — Tom Horn Lariat, with brass honda (40 feet %-inch rope) 3.60

Fig. 1981 — Braided Cotton or Linen Lariat (40 feet), with rawhide or galvanized

honda 5.50

(Extra length 10c per foot.)

Fie. 1982 — Braided Cotton or Linen Lariat (40 feet), with brass honda 6.00

(Extra length 10c per foot.)

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HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

NOTICE

We guarantee all instruments bearing our stamp against any imperfections in the
workmanship or the material, but "will not under any circumstances replace any broken
hoof knives unless the instrument shows it was broken through a flaw, which must
show itself clearly before we can allow any claim for a new knife. Hoof knives are
tempered hard to withstand general usage, and consequently are very brittle.

Fig:. 1984 — Amvetsco Hoof Set, Aluminum Handle Knives, complete as illustrated, in

heavy khaki roll $11-1.50

NOTE: Special sets of any kind may be made up as ordered. In figuring set price,
add list price of each instrument desired, including roll, and deduct 15%.

^mm&tt

/2 SIZE

1990

Pig. 19S8 — Hoof Knife, plain wood handle, 6 sizes, each SO 90

Pig. 1090 — Keystone Hoof Set, Iron Handle, Changeable Blades, complete' in' canvas

$2.00

roll.

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HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

1998

2004

2005

2010

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2018

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Fig. 1998 — Hoof Knife, with cutting edge back, aluminum handle $2.00

Fie 2004 — Hoof Searcher, narrow blade, aluminum handle 2.00

Fig. 2005 — Hoof Searcher, double edge, aluminum handle 2.00

Fig. 2010 — Hoof Knife, wide, short blade, extra heavy, aluminum handle 2.00

Fig. 2016 — Hoof Knife, double edge, aluminum handle 2.00

Fig. 2018 — Sage Knife, double edge, aluminum handle 2.30

Fig. 2019 — Hoof Knife, French pattern, short blade, aluminum handle 1.50

Fig. 2022 — Hoof Knife, French pattern, double edge, aluminum handle 1.75

Fig. 2052 — Hoof Knife, single folding pocket style, heavy horn handle 1.50

NOTE — Our single edge hoof knives are all right hand. For left hand use we suggest
only the double edge styles.

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HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

2056

2059

2061

Horse Shoer's
KNIFE STONE

The Blacksmith's PeligU.

2073

5B»

2076

Fig. 2056 — Adams' Hoof Knife, heavy fenestrated handle, double edge $2.00

Fig. 2059 — Heller Hoof Knife, heavy blade, horn handle 75

Fig. 2061 — Hoof Slitter, Dr. L. A. Merillat's, solid, 6-inch 1.65

Fig. 2.067 — Hoof Groover, aluminum handle 1.50

Fig. 2070— Dr. Jos. Hughes' Hoof Groover, aluminum handle 1.75

Fig. 2073 — Hoof Knife Hone, for sharpening hoof knives, and curved edge

instruments 20

Fig. 2076 — Hoof Knife File, rat tail shape, made especially for sharpening the

hook or curved end in hoof knives 20

We stock a complete line of hones and stones. See page 274.

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HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

=*53

2085

2079

2088

2094

2097-2100

2103

Fig. 2079 — Nail Hole Curette, Dr. Jos. Hughes', nickel-plated $1.25

Fig. 2082 — Nail Hole Curette, Dr. Jos. Hughes', nickel-plated 1.25

Fig. 2085 — Hoof Canula, flexible silver, ideal for injections into nail pricks, will

fit any ordinary screw end hypodermic syringe 1.00

Fig. 2088 — Curette, Brun's, oval, solid metal, 3 sizes, nickel-plated, each 1.50

Fig. 2091 — Curette, Brun's, round, solid metal, 3 sizes, nickel-plated, each 1.50

Fig. 2094 — Curette, Luer's, round with hole in bowl, solid metal, assorted sizes, each 1.50

Fig. 2097— Curette, Hebra's 1.50

Fig. 2100 — Curette, Hebra's, extra heavy 2.00

Fig. 2103 — Curette, for nail holes, angular, nickel-plated, hollow handle 2.90

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HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

2106-2109

2112-2115

2118

Fig. 2106 — Fetlock Shears, plain, nickel-plated, 7%-inch $2.10

Fig. 2109 — Fetlock Shears, serrated edge, nickel-plated, 7%-ineh 2.30

Fig. 2112 — Fetlock Shears, leather covered rings, nickel-plated, 7%-inch 2.75

Fig. 2115 — Fetlock Shears, leather covered rings, serrated edge, 7%-inch 3.00

Fig. 2118 — Fetlock Shears, extra heavy, nickel-plated, 6%-inch 2.25

Fig. 2121 — Splinter Forceps, Van Buren's, 8-inch 2.50

Fig. 2124 — Splinter Forceps, Hamilton's, aseptic joint, 9-inch 3.00

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HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

2136

2138

2139

2142

Fig. 2127 — Sand Crack Cautery Iron, three sizes, each $2.25

Fig. 2130 — Sand Crack Forceps, for closing- clamps, 3 sizes, each 6.00

Fig. 2133 — Sand Crack Clamps, 4 sizes, per dozen 75

Fig. 2138 — Hoof Testing Forceps, 15-inch 2.50

Fig. 2138 — Hoof Testing Forceps, Hanson's, "with serrated jaws for grasping any

size hoof, 15-inch 2.50

Fig. 2139 — Hoof Testing Forceps, medium, 10% -inch 2.50

Fig. 2142 — Hoof Testing Forceps, regular pattern 2.60

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HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

KSesV 1

2148

2151

2154

2157

2160

Fig. 2148 — Hoof Parer, easy cut-
ting, 14-inch $3.75

___. _, Fig-. 2151— Hoof Pincers, or Cut-

i^&mgmmmmBmm mm mmmmatmm ^ — m _—^l ting Nippers, 14-inch. . . 2.00

Fig. 2154— Hoof Parer, 14-inch 2.40

Fig. 2157— Hoof Pincers, or Cut-
ting Nippers, 12-inch. . . 1.75

Fig. 2160— Hoof Cutter, gouged 5.00

Fig. 2163— Hoof Hammer and Hook 2.00

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2166

HOOF INSTRUMENTS.

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2169

2172

2175

2178

Fig. 2166-Hoof Rasp, half fie 12- nch $0.75 14- nch $1.00

Fig. 2169-Hoof Rasp, beveled edge 12- nch .75 14- inch 1.0-0

Fig. 2172— Hoof Rasp, quarter file 12-mch .75 14- ch 1.00

Fig. 2175— Hoof Rasp, tanged 12-mch 1.00 14-inch 1.25

Fig. 2178— Hoof Buffer, 6-inch

Fig 2179— Hoof Hammer, farrier's pattern, with handle.
Fie. 2180— Hoof Hammer, driving pattern, with handle.

50.75
1.10
1.15

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FOOT APPLIANCES.

FIG 2182. 20th CENTURY SOAKING BOOT.

For treating cracked hoofs, for holding poultices and dressings of all kinds, and
for driving in case of lost shoe. The top is made of felt, and covered with heavy
ducking; the bottom sheet steel and rubber. It is convenient to adjust, and cannot be
torn off. Made in three sizes: large size, 8%x9 inches for heavy draught horses;
medium, 7%x8 inches for road horses and light delivery, and the small size, 6%x7
inches, for runners and trotters and mules. After using, be sure to straighten up top
of boot so it will dry out straight — don't throw it in a corner — then it will be ready
for use when you need it again.

Price per set of two $5.00

Price each 2.75

2183 2185 2186

Fig. 2183 — Poultice Boot, all leather, extra heavy $4.50

Fig. 2185 — Shoe-boil Pad, leather covered 2.75

Fig. 2186 — Swabs (Soaking Boot), heavy faun felt 1.70

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ROWELLING INSTRUMENTS.

2187 2190-2199 2202-2211 2214 2220 2226 2226

2223 2238 2238

Fig. 2187 — Seton Probe, flexible, copper, nickel-plated, 19% -inch $2.00

Fig. 2190 — Seton Needle, jointed, sharp end, with eye, 10-inch 1.10

Fig. 2193 — Seton Needle, jointed, sharp end, with eye, 12-inch 1.25

Fig. 2196 — Seton Needle, jointed, sharp end, with eye, 16-inch 1.35

Fig. 2199 — Seton Needle, jointed, sharp end, with eye, 18-inch 1.50

Fig. 2202 — Seton Needle, jointed, probe end, with eye, 10-inch 1.10

Fig. 2205 — Seton Needle, jointed, probe end, with eye, 12-inch 1.25

Fig. 2208 — Seton Needle, jointed, probe end, with eye, 16-inch 1.35

Fig. 2211 — Seton Needle, jointed, probe end, with eye, 18-inch 1.50

Fig. 2214 — Seton Needle, with two joints, sharp end, 18-inch 2.00

Fig- 2217 — Seton Needle, with two joints, blunt end, 18-inch 2.00

Fig.»2220 — Seton Needle, jointed, sharp end, no eye, 12-inch 1.25

Fig. 2223 — Seton Needle, jointed, probe end, no eye, 12-inch 1.25

Fig. 2226 — Seton Needle, stiff, sharp or blunt end, with or without eye, 6-inch .65
Fig. 2229 — Seton Needle, stiff, sharp or blunt end, with or without eye, 8-inch .85
Fig. 2232 — Seton Needle, stiff, sharp or blunt end, with or without eye, 12-inch 1.25
Fig. 2235 — Seton Needle, stiff, sharp or blunt end, with or without eye, 16-inch 1.50
Fig. 2238 — Seton Needle, stiff, sharp or blunt end, with or without eye, 18-inch 1.50

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ROWELLING AND OTHER FOOT INSTRUMENTS.

2244

2241

2247

Fig. 2241— Rowelling Scissors $2.50

Fig. 2244 — Seton Needle, Dr. John Adams', curved, three pieces 3.50

Fig. 2247— Seton Needle, frog, plain 75

FIG. 2248— DR. ROBERGE'S PATENT
HOOF EXPANDER.

Relieves corns, contractions, quarter
cracks, etc. For expanding a contracted
hoof and keeping a foot sound and in
its natural shape. In ordering send dia-
gram of foot or state size of shoe your
horse wears.
Price, per pair $1.80

FIG. 2249— HOOD'S FOOT ADJUSTER.

The best style on the market. With
it you can absolutely level the feet and
get the correct angle.
Price .$4.00

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NEUROTOMY INSTRUMENTS

211

Fig.

Fig,

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

2292
2253 — Neurotomy Knife, sharp pointed, straight, 6-inch, with fluted

metal handle $1

2256 — Neurotomy Knife, blunt pointed, concave blade, 6-inch, with fluted metal

handle 1

2259 — Neurotomy Knife, blunt pointed, convex blade, 6-inch, with fluted metal

handle 1

2262 — Neurotomy Knife, blunt pointed, straight, 6-inch, with fluted metal han-

dle.

2265 — Neurotomy Knife, sharp pointed, straight, heavy, 6-inch, with solid metal

handle 1

2268 — Neurotomy Knife, sharp pointed, straight, light, 6-inch, with solid metal

handle 1

2271 — Neurotomy Forceps, plain, nickel-plated, 4 V 2 -inch

2274 — Neurotomy Foreeps, plain, nickel-plated, 5% -inch

2277 — Neurotomy Forceps, with teeth, 5-inch, nickel-plated

2280 — Neurotomy Forceps, with teeth. 6-inch, nickel-plated 1

2283 — Neurotomy Forceps, 4% -inch, short jaws

2286 — Neurotomy Forceps, 5 -inch, short jaws

2289 — Neurotomy Scissors, curved, extra heavy, 6%-inch, blunt points 2

2292 — Neurotomy Scissors, curved, 6-inch, blunt points 1

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.40
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.75

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NEUROTOMY INSTRUMENTS.

2316

2343-2346

Fig. 2298 — Neurotomy Retractor, double end $1.10

Fig. 2304 — Neurotomy Retractor, Lovewell's, self -retaining 75

Fig. 2316 — Neurotomy Hook, Dr. Jos. Hughes,' with eye, right and left, each... 1.25

Fig. 2319 — Neurotomy Hook, with eye, solid handle 90

Fig. 2325 — Neurotomy Hook, sharp, nickel-plated 90

Fig. 2331 — Neurotomy Hook, Dr. J. V. Lacroix's, blunt 1.00

Fig. 2340 — Neurotomy Needle, half curved 1.80

Fig. 2343 — Neurotomy Hook, curved, right 1.25

Fig. 2346 — Neurotomy Hook, curved, left 1.25

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FIRING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2349. "AMVETSCO" ETHER AUTO CAUTERY.

This instrument possesses every advantage over other cauteries now on the
market.

It is constructed on scientific principles, all parts are carefully inspected, and each
instrument before it leaves the factory undergoes various thorough tests to insure its
proper working when in use. Many parts are made of special metals so as to insure
great strength and to resist an internal pressure of 150 atmospheres. The auto cautery
is absolutely safe, as there are thousands in use in this country and abroad and in no
instance has an accident been reported.

It is very simple of operation and can be manipulated with one hand, which is
a great advantage.

By turning the screw on the regulating needle valve any degree of heat can
be produced and kept up steadily, and the cautery will maintain an even degree of heat
for about an hour. The handle does not get hot as in other makes of cauteries.

Ether is the proper fluid to use in charging this instrument, and we find
experience that the regular Anaesthesia Ether is the best.

The cautery is put up in a neat wood polished box with partitions, and has a
nickel-plated handle for carrying the outfit. The box contains the auto cautery, one
hatchet-shaped firing tip, one ball point tip, one adapter, four assorted pin cauteries,
one heavy nickel-plated alcohol lamp with screw top, one nickel-plated Spanner wrench
to fit the various nuts on the cautery, one wire cleaner for cleaning the burner and
one screw cap bottle for carrying ether.

Price," complete as illustrated, in polished case $18.00

Price, without ball point 17.00

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FIRING INSTRUMENTS.

2361

2364

Fig. 2361-Firing Iron Set, consisting of 3 feather and 3 straight puncture firing

ironsf with wood grip universal handle, put up in canvas roll $6.00

Fig. 2364— Firing Irons, each one in separate handle, 7 styles, each 1.10

FIG. 2367— BLAST TORCH.

Is furnished with a burner of exceptional power
and is of a type considered unequalled by many users.
The air valve is conveniently located at the bottom
of the pump barrel in such a position that it is out of
the way and not easily damaged. The tank is of
heavy No. 18 gauge brass with brass funnel-shaped
bottom for filling, fitted with a non-leaking filler plug,
has attachment for holding firing _i ron - Capacity of
tank about one quart.
Price $7.50

2367

FIG. 2370— BLAST FURNACE, FOR HEATING
FIRING IRONS.

Can be used in the wind or coldest weather. The
heaviest firing irons are heated in incredibly short 2370

time, and with positively minimum consumption of gasoline. Burner is attached to
swivel point and gives a flat flame of intense heat and perfect combustion that is
easily regulated. Capacity about 7 quarts.

Price $12.00

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DOCKING INSTRUMENTS.

2373 2382 2385

Fig. 2373— Docking Firing Iron $ 1.25

Fig. 2376 — Docking Firing Iron, improved pattern 1.25

Fig. 2379— Docking Firing Iron 1.25

Fig. 2382 — Docking Shears, with wood handles 10.00

Fig. 2385— Dooking Shears, Ryder's 10.00

For Knicking Knives see pages 268 to 273.

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DOCKING INSTRUMENTS.

2388

2391

2394

Fig. 2388 — Shears, tail trimming, leather covered rings, 7% -inch $2.75

Fig. 2391 — Shears, tail trimming, plain, nickel-plated, 7%-inch 2.00

Fig. 2394 — Shears, tail trimming, 8-inch 1.80

Fig. 2397 — Shears, tail trimming, improved, upper blade with knife edge, lower

blade serrated edge 3.00

For Knicking Knives see pages 268 to 273.

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CLIPPING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2400— No. 1 BALL BEARING EN-
CLOSED TYPE CUPPING
MACHINE.

Has rigid base;
tubular upright; gears
all cut from solid
metal and enclosed in
dust-proof metal box;
all wearing parts are
of hardened steel;
new style, light, easy
running flexible shaft,
6 feet long; compact
— can be taken down
or set up quickly.
Size of shipping box
only 6x11x12% in.
The most per-
fect clipping
machine ever
made at any
price.

Weight, boxed, 36 lbs.

Each $ 9.75

Sheep Shearing Attachment 9.00

Combined No. 1 Machine, for both
horse clipping and sheep shear-
ing 18.75

FIG. 2403— STEW ART No. 8 ENCLOSED

GEAR SHEEP SHEARING

MACHINE.

Every owner of five or
more sheep should have
one. All moving parts
are enclosed in a dust-
proof case, where they
run in oil. This prac-
tically does away with
friction and wear. It
turns easily and shears
fast. A great improve-
ment over anything else
for shearing.

The gears are cut from
the solid steel bar
and are hardened
file hard by our spe-
cial hardening pro-
cess. They couldn't be harder or tougher.

Weight, boxed, 36 lbs.

Pitted with shearing handle and 4

combs and 4 cutters, each $12.00

Horse Clipping Attachment 6.75

Combined No. 8 Machine, for both
sheep shearing and horse clipping 18.75

FIG. 2406— No. 2 CHICAGO CLIPPING
MACHINE.

Has rigid base; tubu-
lar upright; large,
strong crank handle;
6y2-foot flexible steel
shaft; teeth in large
gear all cut from solid
metal; wearing parts
all hardened tool steel;
positive power — no belt
to slip. Can be turned
with either hand. Sim-
ple, strong, durable. It
is light running and
noiseless. The strong-
est and most powerful
of all hand-operated
clipping machines.

Will clip a horse in
thirty minutes.

Weight, 56 lbs.; boxed, 70 lbs.

Each $14.00

Sheep Shearing Attachment 9.00

Combined No. 2 Chicago Machine,
for both horse clipping and
sheep shearing $23.00

FIG. 2409— STEWART No. 9 BALL

BEARING SHEEP SHEARING

MACHINE.

Base and upright of
this machine are the same
as base and upright of the
Stewart No. 1 ball bear-
ing clipper. They are as'
substantial as it is pos-
sible to make them. The
gearing is very similar to
that of the No. 1 clipping
machine also, but there is
a much larger balance
wheel to assist in the easy
running once the machine
is in motion. Every joint
in the shaft and the shear-
ing head itself is fitted
with ball bearings, pro-
ducing a machine that ,
turns easier and cuts
faster, with less effort on the part of
the operator, than any machine ever
made.

Weight of machine, boxed, 50 lbs.

Price of each machine, fitted with
No. 7 ball bearing shear and 4
combs and 4 cutters $14.00

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CLIPPING INSTRUMENTS.

Wii

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No.
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364

rts for Stewart Latest Model Cutting Head for
Horse Clipping Machines. (Patented)

s supplied on all Stewart Horae Clipping Machines since
January 1, 1915.
Stewart Latest Model Cutting-
Handle and Knife, complete $3.50

Stewart Latest Model Clipper

Knife, without handle 2.50

Stewart Latest Model Clipper

Handle, only 1.00

Part Trice, each

Shaft socket $0.23

Taper sleeve 40

Drive pin 35

Drive ball.
Brace. . . .
Cross head.

Parts of Handle and Knife used on all Stewart
Horse Clipping Machines.before January 1, 1915

No.
C-l

.10

.50
.50

Cross head pin 10

Guide pins. . . .

Ball boss

Socket boss. . .

Top plate

Bottom plate. .
Tension bolt. .
Tension spring*.
Tension nut. . .

.05
.05
.05
1.00
1.50
.05
.05
.05

C-2

C-3

90
91
92
93
94
95
97
98
99

Stewart horse clipper handle and

knife, complete

Pair Stewart horse clipper blades,

top and bottom

Horse clipper handle, complete

without knives

Top plate

Tension spring" of handle

Tension bolt of handle

Excentric roll of handle

Tension nut of handle

Pin and shaft of handle

Shank of handle

Front part of handle. .

Bottom plate of handle

$3.50

2.50

1.00
1.00
.05
.05
.10
.05
.35
.40
.50
1.50

FIG. 2414— PARTS OF STEWART No. 1 BALL
BEARING CLIPPING MACHINE.

f . *\ 704

No.

704
362
864
866
867
868
871

Gear cap

Leg bracket

Cotter pin

6-foot chain, 30c per foot

Bracket stud and nut

Legs, each

6-foot shaft 8.

In ordering" for Stewart Clipping Machi
purchased since January 1, 1915, speci
shaft as 871A.

875 Handle nut

876 Eye spindle

877 Crank handle

879 Upper part of upright

880 Lower part of upright with

coupling

882

883

884

885

886

887

888

889

890

891

892

893

.40

894

Pi«". 2410 — Special A Shear,

price complete as
shown $4.00

Extra top plates, each, 60c.
Extra bottom plates, each <J0c.

Can be attached to any Stew-
art horse clipping machine. This
shear was devised to cut hair
that is not as stiff as horse hair
nor as soft as wool. Popular
"with owners of long haired dogs,
ponies, young colts, etc.

Gear case cover 75

Intermediate gear and pinion.... 2.00

Balance wheel and spindle 1.00

Drive gear and spindle 1.50

Gear case 1.00

Gear head 1.50

Balls and ball cup .75

Small cog 25

Large cog 50

Gear cap screw 05

Grip handle screws, each 05

Grip handle 25

Gear-case screws, each 05

3-inch ferrule for No. 871 shaft.. .25
5-inch ferrule for No. 871 shaft.. .50

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CLIPPING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2430— PRIEST'S ONE HAND CLIPPER.

(For horses or dogs)

Coarse Teeth.

Made of the very best material throughout.
Splendidly proportioned, elegantly finished and
nickel-plated. A high grade clipper for general
use. Packed one each in a paper box.
Price, each $2.25

2430

FIG. 2431— PRIEST'S HUNTER FETLOCK CLIPPER.

(For horses or dogs)

Coarse Teeth.

This is an especially strong, substantial, all-
purpose clipper, nickel-plated, coarse teeth style
for trimming about the ears and head, as well
as for fetlock use. May be used for trimming
dogs.
Price, each $2.00

2431

FIG. 2432— PRIEST'S CADET HAND CLIPPER.

(Made especially for trimming about the ears and head.)

Fine Teeth.

This clipper is a finely finished, nickel-
plated instrument. It is made lighter than
either our Fig. 2430 or 2433, but is priced
accordingly. Supplied with plain or corru-
gated bottom plate.
Price, each $1.65

FIG. 2434— NEW-MARKET PATTERN HORSE CLIPPER.

Substantial light weight clipper, well made and
very neat in appearance, with a 2-inch bottom
plate. Cannot be surpassed for style and prac-
tical use. Is a superior article and has only
to be seen to be appreciated. Finely polished (
and plated. Packed in a pasteboard box.
Price, each $2.60

FIG. 2435— PRIEST'S BALL BEARING HORSE CLIPPER.

(With anti-friction bearings)

Finely polished and plated. Nickel ferrules,
oval handles with imitation black rubber fin-
ish, and is recommended as the most satis-
factory ball bearing horse clipper on the mar-
ket, with a 2-inch bottom plate. Packed one
each in pasteboard box.
2435 Price, each $2.85

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FISTULA INSTRUMENTS.

2439-2440

2437-2438

2443

2444

Fig. 2437 — Merillat's Fistula Drainage Inserter, complete with 3-foot length,

perforated tubing $4.50

Fig. 2438 — Merillat's Perforated Drainage Tube, 3 feet, each 90

Fig. 2439 — Lacroix Fistula Scissors, 10 inch, for probing and dissecting 6.00

Fig. 2440 — Lacroix Fistula Scissors, 13 inch, for probing and dissecting 7.50

Fig. 2441 — Lacroix Fistula Knife, 9 inch 2.00

Fig. 2442 — Swain's Fistula Knife, long curved blade, 9 inch 2.00

Fig. 2443 — Merillat's Fistula Forceps, straight, 10 inch 2.50

Fig. 2444 — Amvetsco Fistula Curette, extra heavy, 16 inch 3.50

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IMPREGNATING APPLIANCES.

Artificial insemination as applied to animals consists of introducing semen from
the male into the uterus of the female. This introduction, either mechanically or by
the activity of the spermatozoa themselves, is necessary in order that conception
may take place. As artificially produced it may be stated that 100 per cent of the
services are perfect because of this introduction exceeding those made by stallion or
jack in the natural way by at least one-half.

When artificial insemination is practiced with due regard to Nature's laws, with
proper observance of temperature, protection from bright sunlight and care as to
cleanliness, one will be rewarded by a far greater percentage of foals than by the
careless, abusive, natural way.

By this method the energies of a valuable stallion may be conserved and his useful-
ness to a community be prolonged. There is no necessity of overtaxing a breeding
animal by this procedure.

His services may be limited to one mare a day, at which time almost any number
of mares may be bred.

Breeders of experience have demonstrated that they do not find it necessary to turn
away mares on account of lack of semen and that it is nothing unusual to breed
fifteen and twenty mares in one day from one service.

By not overtaxing the sire it follows that the offspring will be more vigorous
than colts gotten by natural service.

This method enables the breeder to select only healthy mares for natural service,
thus preventing the contraction of infectious diseases by his stallion or jack. It is
freely admitted that such diseases as dourine, genital horse pox, infectious abortion,
and various forms of sterility are contracted through the act of coition. The low
percentage of foals gotten by natural service corroborates this statement.

The breeder who employs artificial insemination will naturally be alert to detect
those diseases with which mares are affected, rendering them barren, and will refuse
to waste his male on them.

Artificial insemination promotes a better horse industry for the reason that one
stallion or jack can take the place, so far as service is concerned, of half a dozen.
This means that only the very best animals will be kept for breeding purposes.

This method places the breeding business on a strictly scientific basis and it is
incumbent on the man who hopes to keep abreast of the times to become familiar
with the practice. It has passed the experimental stage and is now being used by
scores of intelligent breeders in their daily operations.

A few comparatively inexpensive instruments and appliances are necessary to
successfully practice this work and they should be selected with the knowledge that
they are practicable and have stood the test.

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2445

FIG. 2445— SUTHERLAND'S IMPREGNATOR.

This syringe style impregnator is the result of many practical experiments and
will accomplish more for artificial breeding than any other syringe type impregnator
on the market. It is equipped with a ring finger grip. The heavy nickel-plated frame
is fenestrated and contains a glass barrel with leather packing, which insures perfect
suction and injection. A removable tip at each end of barrel permits of easy and
thorough cleaning.

Directions for use:

Immediately after the service of stallion or jack
introduce the right hand into vagina with nozzle of
impregnator. The semen deposit will be found in
the vagina at lowest part. Place the nozzle of in-
strument into this deposit, taking care to guard the
opening with the finger so that the folds of the
vagina will not obstruct the inflow of semen into
the glass chamber.

When the syringe is full introduce the nozzle
well into the uterus, force the piston forward and
the work is complete.

If it is desirable to impregnate another mare
present, refill the syringe from same semen deposit

before withdrawing the hand or instrument, and then introduce the hand as a guide
or else use speculum and empty the contents as in the first case. If no semen is found
in the vagina the mouth of uterus was open enough to permit the passage of semen
into it.

Cut showing impregnator
in use.

Price, each .

$4.00

2448

FIG. 2448— SUTHERLAND'S IMPREGNATOR.

Same as Fig. 2445, except that it has metal barrel and leather packing. Price. . .$3.00

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FIG. 2449— GRAHAM'S IMPREGNATOK.

The latest improved pattern, as designed by Prof. Graham, of the Graham Breeding
School, is by far the most practical instrument of this style yet perfected. The long
suction pipe being flexible, permits the operator to reach the floor of the uterus, thus
insuring the abstraction of the semen deposit. This flexible pipe can easily be manip-
ulated with one hand, and is covered at the end by a metal cylinder with numerous
perforations, which not only prevents the mucous membrane being sucked in, but also
allows an inrush of air into the uterus and tends to lessen the obstinate abstraction,

The strong rubber bulb will withstand the effects of boiling water, and will also
produce perfect suction. It is supplied with a metal stopper which screws in after the
pipe is removed. This bulb can easily be inserted into the vagina of a mare to preserve
the proper temperature. It is so constructed that the capsules may be readily filled
from it.

Price eacn $7.50

FIG. 2451— THERMOS BOTTLE!

For keeping semen at an even
temperature.

Capacity, one pint $2.60

Capacity, one quart 4.00

FIG. 2454— IDEAL BULB IMPREGNATOR.

Made of pure rubber gum, hand-made tubing,
best quality rubber bulb and hard rubber pipe.
Has glass section connecting the bulb and tub-
ing, also glass section in lower end of tubing,
near the pipe, which enables the operator to see
when there is enough semen drawn into the
tube when impregnating several mares from
one service of the stallion.

The only bulb impregnator ever made with
this valuable and practically necessary feature
used same as the Sutherland Syringe. Fig.
2445 is 24 inches long and weighs 7 ounces.

Price ' $2.50

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FIG. 2455— CUDD'S SEMEN EXTRACTOR AND IMPREGNATOR COMBINED.

For many years breeders have been obliged to use semen extractors with which the
average breeder could not extract the semen from the uterus "without causing' injuries
to the cervical canal and uterus. By the use of this instrument semen may be extracted
from the uterus without placing" the finger or hand into the cervical canal. It not only
serves as an impregnator and semen extractor, but is used as a catheter and douche for
extracting urine from the bladder and washing the uterus of mares and cows. If the
semen is in the uterus, the outer tube may be left in the cervical canal, and one mare may
be bred at a time with the inner tube, which is inserted through the large tube. By the
use of a vaginal speculum, semen may be extracted from the uterus of a mare without
placing the hand into the vagina.

This extractor and impregnator has a perforated point that prevents the membranes
from entering into the suction tube, and an intake and outlet that air may pass through
into the uterus as the semen is withdrawn. The, air passing through the tube becomes
body temperature by the time it reaches the uterus. In using this instrument as a douche,
the outflow returns through the outer chamber to the exterior. The inner tube only Is
used as a catheter.

The bulb is made of high grade rubber, and will give the best of satisfaction.

Price $ 7.50

Price, jointed 8.00

Extra Rubber Bulb for above 3.00

FIG. 2456— RECTAL, VAGINAL, AND UTERINE DOUCHE.

There has been considerable demand for a vaginal, uterine, and rectal douche tube,
which can be used successfully and advantageously, by the scientific breeder. This outfit
is undoubtedly the only scientific appliance for this purpose that has been as yet devised,
and we do not hesitate in recommending it to you for the purpose intended.

With the use of this instrument, the liquids may be retained in the organs for some
time by holding it tight against the outer surface. For irrigating the uterus and rectum,
the bell-shaped cup, as illustrated separately, should be used in place of the oval shield!
Both are made bell-shaped, so as to act as a vacuum.

Note that the instrument is supplied with return flow outlet, which, however, may
be shut off by plugging the end of the out-flow tube. The outfit is supplied complete,
with 6 feet of cloth inserted tubing.

Price.

Complete, with Irrigating and Suction Pump j„ ,

$ 7.50
00

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FIG. 2457. IDEAL BREEDERS' BAG.

DIRECTIONS FOR USING.

When the stallion or jack is ready to serve the mare, slip the Breeders'
Bag over the glans penis; the inside of bag should be dry to prevent bag
from slipping off. 1st. Put the bag on while dry and do not press up too
tightly. 2d. Press all the air out of the bag. 3d. Clasp rubber band
around the top of bag". 4th. Smear some slippery elm bark infusion on
outside of bag and on mare's external genitals.

Clasp one or two rubber bands about the upper part of the bag after
it has been placed on the horse. These bands are to keep the bag from
slipping off. Immediately after the service remove the bag; it will con-
tain from four to five ounces of semen. The next step is to keep this
fluid at the proper temperature for the next five hours (after that time
it cannot be used). The simplest method is as follows:

Empty the contents of the bag into a wide neck bottle. Keep this
bottle warm by placing it in the hip pocket, or put the bottle into a small
pocket stitched on the inner side of a surcingle, which is kept buckled
around a horse. The warmth of the horse keeps the semen at the normal
temperature. In breeding from this bottle when the semen appears in the glass barrel
of the impregnator you have two ounces, quite enough for a single service, which inject
into the womb of the mare to be bred, as above directed. Eight or ten mares may thus
be bred from the bottle which remains in the pocket. Grease destroys rubber; don't
lubricate with grease. Ground slippery elm bark is the best lubricant. Get it at any
drug store, put a little in water and smear on outside of bag or on external genitals of
the mare. Don't lubricate inside of hag.

Clean Impregnator or Breeders' Bag "with warm water only (no soap) after each
time used.

These bags are supplied in two sizes, for draft horse or roadster stallion. In order-
ing please specify size desired.
Price, each $1.25

FIG. 2460. IDEAL MARE BAG.

DIRECTIONS FOR USING.

When ready to use these --~y- — ~~~

Bags the inside should be _^r~
well lubricated with a solu-
tion of powdered elm bark in(
warm water, and the out-
side should be left as dry
as possible, as it is neces-
sary that the Bag should re-
main stationary in the vagina

during the service, while the stallion's org.in should slip inside the Bag
as freely as though he was making a natural cover without it being
used.

After lubricating the Bag, place one hand inside about four or five
inches, then with the other hand gather up the end remaining loose and
crumple it up inside the hand that is on the inside of the Bag, then
straighten out the fingers as much as possible, yet holding the crumpled
end firmly in the hand, insert the Bag into the vagina of the mare a
few inches, or until it brings the large ring on end of Bag up close to
the mare's body, then open the hand releasing the crumpled end and
withdraw the hand, leaving the Bag inside the vagina and the mare Is
ready for the stallion to serve.

The moment he dismounts, remove the bag, which will contain from
four to five ounces of semen. The semen should be poured from the
Breeders' Bag into a wide-necked bottle, that has previously been
warmed after which it may be placed in a small pocket stitched to the inner side of a
surcingle which should be kept buckled around a horse, or place the bottle in a hip
pocket as the heat of the horse or of the human body will keep it at about normal tem-
perature, or the bottle may be kept immersed in water heated and kept at a temperature
of from 96 to 100 degrees. Our Breeders' Thermometer is especially designed for
guiding breeders in g-etting the water at proper temperature for use with Impregnators
and Breeders' Bags. ., , , , ..

The semen thus secured and kept as above described may be used successfully in the
Impregnating Syringes any time within the next three hours. If semen is exposed to the
air or becomes chilled or is heated to a temperature higher than 10(1 degrees, it is worth-
less, so great care should be exercised in keeping it properly protected and at the right

m When through using the Bag. wash it out with warm water (no soap) and wipe both
inside and outside dry with a soft cloth, and put crumpled tissue paper or a dry cloth
inside when not in use, to keep its sides from sticking together. Keep the Bag in a
cool, dark place.

These Bags are made of a thin, soft fabric, very strong, and coated with a fine qual-
ity of rubber and we guarantee them not to burst or tear during the season purchased.
Should any of them prove defective, we will replace them free, upon
bursted Bag returned to us.

receipt of the

Price, each.

. $3.50

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FIG. 2463— SAFETY IMPREGNATING OUTFIT (IMPROVED).

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

This outfit consists of an Impregnating Tube and an
Introductory Dilator. The tube is a hollow cylindrical and
non-collapsible rubber shell, which is inserted into the mouth
of the womb and left there while the mare is bred, thereby
insuring the entrance of semen into the womb at every
service when it is used. This tube is inserted into position
by using the dilator, a blunt pointed hard rubber plug (or
plunger), attached to a heavily nickeled non-corrosive metal
rod with handle. The body of the dilator fits the opening
through the tube and its point projects through as is shown
in Fig. 2, and when inserted into the vagina the point opens
the mouth of the womb and guides the tube into position, after which the dilator is
withdrawn (leaving the tube holding open the os uteri) and the mare is ready to be
bred.

The tube holds itself securely in position (Fig. 3) by its retaining corrugations,
y, and neither the straining of the mare or the movements of
A the male organ during coverture will dislodge it. This out-
fit is especially recommended for getting in foal irregular
breeding and so called barren mares.

SEMEN

VA&LNA

Fig 3

Weight of outfit IV2 ounces.
Pric : complete

.$5.00

FIG. 2465— BREEDERS' MICROSCOPE.

This instrument is manufactured especially for the
examination of semen. It is a thoroughly scientific micro-
scope, especially adapted for breeders' use. It is equipped
with an objective which experience has shown to be
of the most suitable power for examining semen, and is
supplied with two eye-pieces, giving magnifications of 120
and 200 diameters, respectively.

Price, including hard wood cabinet $40.00

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FIG. 2470— CONE TIP SEMEN SYRINGE.

Our new cone-tip all-metal syringe outfit for injecting semen into the uterus is
being used extensively in place of the cone-shaped Breeders' Capsule, and we unhesi-
tatingly recommend it for this purpose. It prevents semen from coming in contact
with the light, leaves no foreign material in the uterus to be absorbed, and is much
more easily inserted through the cervical canal than is the capsule. Can be used
indefinitely, is easy to manipulate, and can be completely sterilized. Complete, with
needle adapter and needles for converting into a hypodermic syringe.

Price $2.50

FIG. 2472— BREEDERS' CAPSULES.

Special, cone shaped, per 100 $2.50

FIG. 2475— IDEAL BREEDERS'
SPECULUM.

Made of sheet brass, highly polished,
nickel-plated both inside and out, length
5V2 inches.

Price $4.25

FIG. 2480— KNOWLES' VAGINAL SPECULUM.

Tri-valve, 18-inch, price $15.00

Fig. 2484 — Uterine Douche Tube, double flow, 24-inch.

.$4.00

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Fig. 2487 — Breeders' Thermometer, in wood frame $1.00

Fig. 2490 — Breeders' Thermometer, made especially for enabling breeders to
keep warm water at proper temperature when using- with Impregnating
devices, encased in metal case registering- from zero to 220 degrees. .$3.00

FIG. 2491— NATURAL TEMPERATURE SEMEN HOLDER.

This receptacle is cast out
of aluminum, with a thick _^--

wall to aid in retaining the ,i

heat. It is easily cleaned,
and may be placed in a ves- ■■ I 'i " '
sel of ivauT it 10 U d.?.;'<-t? l|ll l '™i'il | lllll|iill| 1 li|il||
Fahrenheit or in the vagina, k aV '"■"■"•I
to hold temperature at a nor- ^^
mal degree. It is moulded ^U^*
in such shape that it may be
inserted without placing the
hand in the vagina. With
this instrument, mares can
be bred artificially out on the
pasture, by using the mare
and instrument to hold tem-
perature and breeding the
other mares from the recep-
tacle. Likewise, the semen
may be placed in capsules or breeding syringe.
Price

. $4.00

FIG. 2492— ALUMINUM SEMEN CATCHER.

It has no equal as a semen
catcher and dipper combined. By
filling both receptacles with
sterilized water at 101 degrees
Fahrenheit at the time service
is to be made, it is possible to
breed from five to ten mares
from catcher, if withdrawal is
made before the temperature
falls below 95 degrees. At the
time of dismounting, lift lid off
the upper receptacle before
catching the semen. The water
retained in the lower receptacle
holds the temperature for sev-
eral minutes. Breeding syringe
or capsules may be filled from
the receptacle.

Price $2.75

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FIG. 2493-DR. W. F. KNOWLES' WALK -TROT-KANT-KICK-SERVICE-HOPPLES.

For the use of Stallion owners.

When restrained with this
hopple a mare can walk or trot
easily, but "kant kick."

It is made without leather
strap or buckle, of the same
light weight, strong and durable
material as the W. F. Knowles
"Web Casting Harness" that
has been on the market for the
past twenty years.

This web is fully seven times
as strong as leather of the same
weight.

They are the least expensive
ard the most durable hopples in
the market. They are compact
and will fold up small enough
to be carried around in the Dock-
et or grip. The weight of the
hopples as illustrated, without
the rope, is four pounds. We
recommend fourteen feet of half
inch manila rope. The ends of
the rope pass twice through
spancel or hopple ring and are
then tied.

Price, with rope $5.00

FIG. 2495— SPRINGSTEEN STALLION SHIELD.

The Springsteen is made of
strong black harness leather and
lined with fine quality patent
leather. The shield is supplied with
double pointed talks, which can
be made sharp or blunt as desired,
thereby decreasing or increasing
the severity of the shield. It is
perfectly humane and affords no
annoyance to the stallion unless
he attempts to abuse himself, and
if he dees, he comes in contact
with the sharp tacks and instant-
ly ceases. No horse will continue
to make the attempts after a short
time and the very presence of the
shield is proof to the animal that
he cannot do it. He ceases to try
and is finally cured so that the
shield may be laid aside.

It should be used on every young
stallion before he has learned the
habit, and it is a well known fact
that if the breeder can prevent his
young colts from masturbation he
will have no old ones with the gleet.

Springsteen shield will cure any old stallion of weakness caused by years of
self-abuse and prevent all young horses from incurring the ruinous habit. It is dur-
able and will last a long time with reasonable care.

Price $9-00

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STALLION SUPPORTERS.

2496

FIG. 2496— SILK STALLION SUPPORT.

This is a most wonderful improvement over
any support that has ever been placed on the
market, and is without any question of doubt
the best article of its kind ever produced.
Thousands of imitations of this support have
been put upon the market, but none have been
successful. We are selling the genuine medi-
cated silk support at a price that will meet all
competition of the ordinary, common spurious
imitations. Patent applied for.

Price, each $5.20

FIG. 2499— RUBBER STALLION SUPPORT.

This support is made of the finest quality
Para rubber and the best quality of
leather strap. No better support can be
purchased at any price. Care should be taken
to keep supports of all kinds clean. Never
hang a rubber support in a hot place or in the
sun. All rubber goods must be kept in a cool,
dark, dry place. We claim to have the highest
grade of rubber supports in the country.

Price, each $5.20

2499

FIG. 2502— CHAMOIS STALLION SUPPORT.

This support has been on the market a great number of years and is made of the
choicest heavy chamois skins. We do not manufacture them from ordinary, cheap,
light material but from the finest of genuine chamois hides. They are exceedingly
soft and for the purpose for which they are intended are one of the best supports made.
The edge is bound with a fine quality of soft rubber, part of the straps also being rubber
so that they will not chafe. The leather strapping in this support as well as all other
supports is first-class in every respect, well-finished and reliable. We recommend the
chamois support as being superior to the rubber as it is not so liable to rot.

Price, each $4.45

FIG. 2505— IVORY STALLION RINGS.

Ivory rings have been used for quite a number of years as
stallion shields and in very many cases prove entirely satisfactory
and yet they are not so sure as a Springsteen shield. We furnish
these in genuine ivory in three sizes, small, medium and large.

Price, each $0.50

2505

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CERTIFICATE NOTE BOOK.

This book has 75 Lien Notes for owner of
mare to give to owner of stallion on account
of service fee. Each note also contains blank
form for stallion owner to fill in certificate
of stallion service, with his signature. The
leaves on which the notes are printed are
perforated near the binding so they may be
easily removed when paid. Mare owners
pay these notes more promptly than ordinary
notes. On page opposite each note is full
page form for entering complete record of
the service for which the note is taken.

Each $0.75

Note: We have this same book without
Certificate Notes, but with 100 blank service
record pages.

Fig. 2511— Each $0.50

2508
FIG. 2512— CUDD'S SCIENTIFIC BREEDERS' GUIDE AND RECORD BOOK.

This book contains
the rules for artifi-
cial breeding o f
mares and the most
scientific methods
used. It also gives
an insight into the
many causes of ster-
ility of mares and
stallions. No scien-
tific breeder can af-
ford to be without a
record book of this
kind. It contains an
index and space to
keep the complete
record of the breed-
ing conditions of two
hundred mares or
cows. The only
guide of its kind on
the market at the
present time. Bound
in cloth, pocket size,
that it may be car-
ried every day. This
book will be of serv-
ice in explaining to
patrons why many
mares never produce
a foal, and the ad-
vantages of artifi-
cial breeding.
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CATTLE SPECIALTIES

OXYGEN GAS APPARATUS FOR
TREATING MILK FEVER.

The cylinder is 12 inches high, 3%
inches in diameter and weighs about 12
pounds. Its capacity is 40 gallons. A
piece of rubber tubing 24 inches long
connects the cylinder with a glass bottle
(capacity V 2 pint) fitted with a pure
gum stopper and glass connections. A
piece of rubber tubing 4 feet long, con-
nects the milk tube with the wash bottle

Fig. 2517— Cylinder for 40 gallons

of oxygen $5.00

Fig. 2520—40 Gallons of Oxygen.. 2.50
Fig. 2523 — Wash Bottle, Milk Tube,

etc 3.00

Fig. 2526 — Price of Outfit, complete 9.25

Note: Cylinders are returnable at
original cost ($5.00) if sent prepaid.

Cylinders refilled with 40 gallons oxy-
gen if sent prepaid, $2.50.

2526

Fig. 2529 — Milk Fever Apparatus, Schmidt's,
for the potassium iodide treat-
ment $1-00

2529

2532-2535

Fig. 2532 — Milk Fever Apparatus, with metsl pump and aseptic reservoir, in

polished wood box $3.00

Fig. 2533 — Milk Fever Apparatus, with metal pump and aseptic reservoir with

plain milk tube (Fig. 2574) 2.75

Fig. 2535 — Milk Fever Apparatus, with metal pump and assptic reservoir, in

card board box 2.50

Fig. 2538 — Extra Pump for above 75

Fig. 2539 — Extra Air Cylinder for above 75

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2541

^ j)

2544

2547

2550

2553

2556

Fie- 2^41— Milk Fever Apparatus, for the injection of sterile atmospheric air into
the udder as recommended by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Com-
plete in wood case, tape, cotton and directions iM.OU

Fig 2542— Milk Fever Apparatus, same as Fig. 2541, only supplied with plain

milk tube (Fig. 2574) instead of tube with valve (Fig. 2550) 2.75

Fig. 2544— Extra Bulbs, double, for the above apparatus 1-50

Fig' 2547— Garget Outfit, "Amvetsco," for irrigating udder 2.50

Fig. 2550— Milk Tube, improved with valve, preventing non-return flow 60

Fig' 2553— Milk Tube, for irrigating udder, with return flow outlet 1.25

Fig' 2556—Milk Tube, for milk fever apparatus, without valve 50

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CATTLE SPECIALTIES.

2559

2562

2586-2587

2565

2568

2571

2574
2577

2580
2583

2592

2595

Fig. 2559 — Teat Dilator, improved $1.00

Fig. 2562— Teat Dilator, "Amvetsco" 3.00

Fig. 2565 — Teat Director and Opener .40

Fig. 2568 — Teat Dilator, 3-prong, with ring end .75
Fig. 2571 — Teat Canula, probe pointed, silver,
flexible, will fit any ordinary screw

end hypodermic syringe 1.00

Fig. 2574 — Teat Tube, plain, nickel - plated,

length 2-4% -inch, each 15c; doz. . . .! 1.50
Fig. 2577 — Teat Tube, plain, silver, length 2-

4% -inch, each 50c; doz 5 00

Fig. 2580— Teat Tube, self-retaining, nickel-
plated, length 2-4%-inch, each 20c;

doz 2.00

Fig. 2583 — Teat Tube, self-retaining, silver,

length 2-4%-inch, each 60c; doz. . . . 6.00

Fig. 2586 — Teat Plug, for leaky teats, hard rubber 25

Fig. 2587 — Teat Plugs, lead, with small hole for attaching string or tape, each

$0.20 ; Dozen 2.00

Pig. 2589 — Teat Tubes, assorted, 2 to 4 inches, self -retaining, 12 in box, per box 2.00

Fig. 2592 — Teat Dilator, nickel-plated, for hard milkers, each 25c; doz 2.50

Fig. 2595 — Teat Dilator, aspetic, with oval loop, each 35c; doz 3.50

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2601

2606

2610

2613

2619

Fig. 2601 — Teat Tumor Extractor, for removing fibrous tumors $1.50

Fig. 2604 — Teat Slitter, plain 1.00

Fig. 2606— Teat Probe or Sound, lead each $0.25; Dozen 2.50

Fig. 2610 — Teat Bistoury, Green's, improved, hand forged 3.10

Fig. 2613 — Teat Bistoury, Goode's, solid metal, guarded point 1.50

Fig. 2619 — Teat Dilator, for removing membranes or clots 3.00

Fig. 2622 — Teat Slitter, one ring, with spool grip 1.75

Fig. 2625 — Teat Slitter, three ring, single blade 1.75

Fig. 2628 — Teat Slitter, three ring, twin blade 2.50

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2631 2634 2637 2640

Fig. 2631 — Trocar, cattle, reversible, large hollow metal handle $1.50

Fig. 2634 — Trocar, cattle, oval, with two canulae 1.75

Fig. 2637 — Trocar, cattle, round, with two canulae 1.65

Fig. 2640 — Trocar, cattle, round, with wood handle, 7% -inch 90

Fig. 2641 — Impaction Tube for Regular Cattle Trocar, jointed, length 23 inches,

diameter 5/16 inch 2.00

2643
FIG. 2643— HUGHES' CATTLE TROCAR.

An improved instrument with special tubing or stomach tube attachment. Gas
may be quickly removed from the rumen by the use of this trocar, and therapeutic
treatment applied by attaching rubber bulb syringe or pump to end of canula and inject-
ing a warm antiseptic solution. This is one of our popular instruments, extra well
made, and serviceable for continued usage.

Price $1_ 50

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CRUMBAUGH'S RUMENOTOMY OUTFIT.

For the treatment of impaction of the rumen.

We offer the original Crumbaugh Rumenotomy Outfit — the most practical instru-
ments for handling cases of impaction of the rumen.

With the long, jointed tube, inserted through the canula, and the forceful injec-
tion of water (medicated if desired), into all parts of the rumen, one may easily break
up hardened and impacted contents.

This outfit has proved one of the most popular and practical appliances ever
designed, and we have received many complimentary reports from those who are
using it. The canula is sufficiently large to permit insertion of the stomach tube if
this is desired.

We supply the outfits complete or parts separately.

Fig. 2644 — Crumbaugh's Rumenotomy Outfit, complete $5.00

Fig. 2645 — Crumbaugh's Trocar, only 3.00

Fig. 2646— Crumbaugh's Jointed Tube, only 2.25

2652

2661

2655-2656

Fig. 2652 Bull Ring, steel, with spring 2, 2% and 2Vz inch inside diameter, each. $1.00

Fig. 2655— Bull Ring, polished copper, 2% inch inside diameter, each 60

Fig. 2656 Bull Ring, heavy, bronze cannon metal, highly polished, 3% inch dia-
meter, each l - 85

Fig. 2661— Bull Nose Punch, for cutting perforations for rings, each 2.00

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CATTLE SPECIALTIES.

Fig. 2664 — Calf Feeder, used by more than thirty agricultural colleges and sta-
tions, and gives universal satisfaction. Complete with hooks, screws

and extra nipple, ready to use $1.50

Fig. 2667 — Pill Injector, with magazine for 10 pills 3.00

Fig. 2670— Pill Injector, single shot 1.50

Fig. 2673 — Bull Staff. Hook of the staff is long and of such shape as to make
it easy to catch the animal and when caught he is held gently but
firmly under control. Weight 6% pounds, length 5 feet. Nicely enam-
eled. Price 4.50

Fig. 2676— Bull Leader, plain 1.75

Fig. 2679 — Bull Leader, without rope, $0.50; with rope 75

Fig. 2682— Bull Leader, Harms' 2.00

Fig. 2683 — Anti-Cow Kicker, to be placed on the large tendon above hock joint,

adjustment chain and lock on inside 1.00

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pig

Fig.

Fie.

Fig.
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Fig.
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2727-2730

2685— Injection Syringe, steel piston rod, brass finished, one 6-inch and one
8-inch dose tip supplied with each syringe. 8-oz., $2.90; 12-oz., $4.10;

18-oz., $4.05; 36-oz $6.00

26S8 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing 4-oz 1.50

2691 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 6-oz 1.80

2694 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, "with leather packing, 12-oz 2.40

2697 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 16-oz 4.80

2700 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 20-oz 5.40

2703 — Dose Syringe, 3-ring, brass, nickel-plated, with two pipes, 1-oz 1.50

2706 — Dose Syringe, 3-ring, brass, nickel-plated, with two pipes, 2-oz 1.50

2709 — Dose Syringe, 3-ring, brass, nickel-plated, -with two pipes, 4-oz 2.50

2712 — Dose Syringe, spool grip, brass, nickel-plated, with two pipes, 1-oz 1.25

2715 — Dose Syringe, spool grip, brass, nickel-plated, with two pipes, 2-oz 1.25

2718 — Dose Syringe, spool grip, brass, nickel-plated, with two pipes, 4-oz 2.50

2719 — Dose Syringe, spool grip, hard rubber, with two pipes, 2-oz 2.00

2721 — Dose Syringe, with bulb, extra long alumintim pipe, 2-oz, each 50c; dozen 5.00
2724 — Injection Syringe, pewter:

12-oz., with 2 pipes 2.65

16-oz., with 2 pipes 3.00

24-oz., with 2 pipes 4.20

36-oz., with 1 pipe 5.40

48-oz., with 1 pipe 6.60

2727 — Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 1-oz 50

2730 Dose Syringe, hard rubber, with leather packing, 2-oz 80

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DEHORNING INSTRUMENTS

FIG. 2736— DEHORNING CUTTER, IMPROVED
KEYSTONE.

The Improved Keystone Dehorner is the latest and
most efficient dehorning knife on the market today. _ It
has been altered and improved in several important points
of construction, until its strength, cutting service and
durability have been greatly increased. A careful exam-
ination of this dehorner will prove every claim made for
its advantage over others. The entire instrument is
lighter, stronger and better proportioned than former de-
horning knives. It is guaranteed to be a first-class device
in every way, and should any part break during the first
year of use, repairs will be furnished free of charge.

Price $13.20

Extra Blades for above, per pair 1.50

2736

FIG. 2739— DEHORNING CUTTER, IMPROVED
CONVEX.

This knife is designed for those who want a
very simple and strong instrument at a some-
what cheaper price than that asked for the Im-
proved Keystone and the Regular. It is different
in construction, also, from each of these. The
operating admits of any size or shape of horn,
and the one knife principle permits the device to
be removed during the operation. As this is often
necessary, this feature will be appreciated. The
extreme simplicity and strength of the Convex is
its strongest recommendation, together with its
low cost.

Price $8.25

Extra Blades for above, each 1.00

2739

FIG. 2740— RIDGELY'S DRAW-CUT DEHORNER.

By using the draw cut principle, a great stride has
been made in dehorning knife construction. Clean cutting
with all other knives is impossible. The great power re-
quired to do the work is evidence that the knives are not
cutting, but crushing their way through the horn.

The leverage power of this cutter is enormous. A 2
inch round hickory stick is easily clipped off, and a horn 3% inches
in diameter is just as easily cut and without having the animal thrown
or in a chute.

The back of this cutter is a smooth surface, enabling you to place
the blades as close to the head as desired, which is a very valuable fea-
ture.

The frame and handles are made of the best grade malleable iron
finished in wrought black. Blades are the highest grade of crucible
steel, tempered with natural gas and drawn in oil, assuring a uniform
temper and long usage.

Extreme length, 3 feet.

Width at widest place, 8 inches.

Hole will admit horn 3% inches in diameter.

Weight, 12 pounds.

Price $11.50

Extra blades, for above, per pair 2.00

2740

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FIG. 2742— DEHORNING CUTTER, LEAVITT'S.

Blades are V-shaped and the instrument is
made of the best material. Made in two sizes
A size, length three feet two inches, weight

r 15 lbs ,' 'Ai.--A----i $8.00

,„,,,, B size, length three feet, weight 13 lbs 6 50

Extra Blades for above, per set 1.00

FIG. 2745— DEHORNING CUTTER, LEAVITT'S

Blades arranged on slant; it combines the
enormous leverage of the V-blade dehorner with
its peculiar sliding or draw cut. This is an-
other very popular style.
A size, length three feet, weight about 14

IDS. . . ., a-n fa

B size length three feet 'two 'inches', 'weight

15 lbs 8 00

Extra blades for above, per set 150 2745

2748

2757

2763

2751 2754

Fig. 274fc — Dehorning Cutter, Perfection, for calves and lambs, improved, each.. $5. 75

Fig. 2751 — Dehorning Cutter, plain, hand forged, heavy, 18-inch, each 8.25

Fig. 2754 — Dehorning Gouging Forceps, each 5.75

Fig. 2757 — Dehorning Saw, plain, each 2.00

Fig. 2760 — Extra Blades for above, each 35c; dozen 3.50

Fig. 2763 — Leader, Bull, with rope, each 75

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BRANDING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2766— IDEAL EAR BUTTON.

The ear button fastens into place by first punching a hole in the ear and then
clamping the button together with a combination punch and plier, clinching tightly
into the ear, so that it cannot possibly come out.

Name and address, not exceeding 18 letters, can be put on top cap, or vice versa,
whichever may be desired.

25 Buttons 50 Buttons 100 Buttons 500 Buttons 1,000 Buttons

*l-50 $2.25 $4.00 $18.00 $30.00

Fig. 2769 — Punch and Wedge, for Ideal Ear Buttons, each $1.50

FIG. 2772— METAL EAR LABELS.

Your name on one side and numbered from 1 upward on re-
verse side, or any numbers desired.

This label is held in place by a hole punched in the ear,
through which the label is pressed. These labels are merely
small metal bands with an opening to fasten them into the ear.
Not more than ten large size letters can be put on hog or sheep
sizes, or fifteen on cattle and extra cattle. On cattle sizes only,
name and address can be put on in small type if not exceeding
22 letters.

Sheep and
, M ,, , Hog Size

100 with name and numbers (any number) $1.80

50 with name and numbers (any number) 1.15

25 with name and numbers (any number) 80

100 name only or number only (any number) 1.15

50 name only or number only (any number) 90

25 name only or number only (any number) .65

Cattle

Extra

Size

$2.50

$3.15

1.55

1.80

.90

1.15

1.80

2.10

1.15

1.55

.80

1.00

Fig. 2773 — Punch and Plier, for metal ear labels, each $1 50

Fig. 2774 — Punch and Plier, for extra size labels .. L66

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PERFECT EAR TAG

CLOSED.ffi^

■gf-

THE "PERFECT" EAR TAG.

FOR CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP AJVD SWINE.

The PERFECT is the lightest tag- manufactured, is made of Aluminum, non-cor-
rosive and non-poisonous. It is attached to the animal's ear instantaneously by means
of tongs, which are especially made for this purpose. The point of tag cutting the incision
in ear, passes through hole in opposite end of tag, and is clinched, in one operation.
There is no danger of squeezing the ear or causing inflammation.

These tags may be stamped with name and address and numbered if desired. It
requires from a week to ten days to complete an order with special name and number, so
kindly calculate on a slight delay in delivery.

An animal marked with one of our labels is not mutilated in any way, thus pre-
serving appearance of the animal and increasing the selling price many times over the
cost of tag. Stockmen all over the U. S. have used the PERFECT TAG for the past ten
years. Repeated orders from them are positive proof of the favor our tags are receiving
above any other ear-marking device.

Many State Live Stock Sanitary Boards have adopted these as Official Tags.

Fig.

2776-

—Perfect Ear

Tag for Cattle.

Fig.

2777-

— Perfect Ear
and Swine

Tag for Sheep

Quan

25.

tity

Ad'll
79— P

Name and

Address or

Number Only

$ 1.80. . .

Name, Address
and Number

$ 2.00

Quantity

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

1000

Each Ad'l 1

Name and

Address or

Number Only

$ 1.50

Name, Address
and Number

$ 1.80

50.

. . . . 2.50. . .

2.75

2.00

2.25

75.

3.25...

3.60

2.50

2.75

100.

3.75. . .

4.25

2.75

3.10

200.

7.00

7.50

5.00

5.60

300.

10.00

11.00

7.25

8.00

400.

. . . . 16.50. . . .

17.50

. . . . 9.25. . . .

10.50

500.

10.50

12.50

600

17.50....
. 20.00. . . .

19.60

22.45

. . . . 11.50. . . .

13.60

700.

13.00

15.45

800.

25.00. . . .

28.15

14.50

17.30

900

16.50

19.65

1000

. 27.50. .

31.00

17.50

21.00

Each

,000 25.00

28.50 1

,000 15.00

18.50

Fig. 27

erfect Ear Taj

X Pliers, each. . . .

$1.60

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BRANDING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2781— SALE TAGS.

These tags have proved very popular with hog men for identi-
fication during sales, etc. They are easily fixed in the ear with the
regular hog rings. Made of brass and aluminum. Be sure and
specify kind wanted.

2781

Weight

25 Brass Tags V 2 lb. . .

50 Brass Tags % lb

100 Brass Tags 1% lbs. . .

500 Brass Tags 6 lbs. .

1,000 Brass Tags 12 lbs...

Weight

. $ 0.60 Aluminum 3

1.00 Aluminum l A

2.00 Aluminum %

. 10.00 Aluminum BYz

20.00 Aluminum 5

oz $ 0.60

lb 1.00

lb 2.00

lbs 10.00

lbs 20.00

"B" Style
f "A" Style

rffffSk FIG. 2784— TATTOO EAR MARKER.

\k ; F ■ l«i (Officially adopted by American Hereford Association.)

VilflP*^ F° r marking the oars of horses, cattle, sheep and swine. Gives an

n7±^L „ indelible mark which cannot be removed, making it an absolute means of
Cut show- -j ,. £ ,•
ing style identification.

of letter .

used. Prices.

Fig. 2784 — Tattoo Marker, fitted with three letters or figures (1% lbs.) $2.50

Fig. 2785 — Extra letters or figures, for Tattoo Marker, each 50

Fig. 2786— Set of ten figures, to 9, for Tattoo Marker, (Ms lb.) 3.50

Fig. 2787— Complete alphabet, A to Z, for Tattoo Marker (iy 2 lbs.) 7.50

Fig. 2788— Tattoo Oil, per bottle, (marks 500 ears) 90

Fig. 2789— Tattoo Ink Stick, (marks 1500 ears) 1.25

FIG. 2790— SPECIAL EAR PUNCH.

A punch that combines cheapness and re-
liability and supplies the long-felt need of a cheap
but serviceable marking tool. Dies are made of >;.,
the very best steel obtainable; the handles are of y~j*

malleable iron, thus insuring complete satisfac- tjLjto IS^* 5 " a mA«

tion. Figures measure % inch and are not inter- jpSP^ILJi S^»^ '■-' '-'V ! "

changeable. Be sure and state the style of die *— *"
wanted when ordering. 2790

Price, fitted with any die (weight 3% lbs.). $2.25

FIG. 2793— SOLID BURNING
BRAND FIGURES.
For horn and hoof.

Each on long wrought iron han-
dle.

2793
Prices.

Iron

y 2 inch, per set $6.00

% inch, per set 6.75

1 inch, per set 7.50

2 inches, per set 13.50

Set consists of 9 figures.

Copper

$ 8.15

9.75

11.50

18.00

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SWINE SPECIALTIES.

2796-2799

2802

2805

2811

Fig. 2796 — Pig Forceps, hand forged, nickel-plated, 14-inch $3.30

Fig. 2799 — Pig Forceps, hand forged, nickel-plated, extra heavy, 14-inch 3.50

Fig. 2802 — Pig Forceps, Whisson's, improved pattern, nicely finished 1.50

Fig. 2805 — Pig Forceps, double end 2.00

Fig. 2811 — Pig Forceps, Barber's, double end, satin finish 1.50

Fig. 2814 — Pig Forceps, Day's, patented wire, with hinge loop 1.00

NO
PRONGS
TONGS

Coil Spring
that opens

OR
THONGS

FIG. 2817— COLSON'S IMPROVED PIG FORCEPS.

Made of coppered spring steel wire, nickel-plated and polished.- Length closed 18
inches. Each one boxed with directions. Weight 6 oz.
Colson's Bitch and Pig Forceps, length 18 inches. Price, each .$1.65

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SWINE SPECIALTIES.

FIG. 2818— SWINE BALLING GUN.

The practice of administering individual capsules to swine is very common at the
present time, and for this purpose we have devised a special heavy head balling' gun
with springs sufficiently strong to withstand continued usage. Length, 14 inches;
slightly curved.

Price, each $ 1.75

Per dozen 18.00

FIG. 2819— SWINE MOUTH SPECULUM.

The mouth speculum is oftentimes
used in connection with the balling
gun for administering capsules and
individual dosage to swine. It is par-
ticularly handy and useful to those
accustomed to using a balling iron.

Price, each $ 1.75

Per dozen 18.00

FIG. 2820— BAKER'S
HOG HOLDER.

Makes Ringing Easy.

Holds the largest
hog or the smallest
shoat without any pos-
sible chance of its get-
ting away until you are
ready to release it.
Made of aluminum and
steel. Weight only 2%
lbs.

2826

2829

Fig. 2820— Hog Holder, Baker's $2.65

Fig. 2826 — Perfect Hog Rings, to prevent
rooting. Per 100, $0.15; per
500, $0.50; per 1,000 85

Fig. 2829— Perfect Hog Ringers, for in-
serting hog rings 30

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SHEEP SPECIALTIES

2850 2853 2856

Fig. 2832 — Sheep Toe Clippers and Dockers, japanned handles, polished blades. .. $1.25
Fig. 2835 — Devilbis' Trephine for parasitic catarrh, used to bore out the cavity

containing the gadfly 2.00

Fig. 2838 — Sheep Shears, best quality Sheffield steel 3.00

Fig. 2841 — Sheep Docking Pincers, improved pattern , 1.80

Fig. 2844 — Sheep Trocar, oval, with metal handle 1.75

Fig. 2847 — Lamb Forceps, Barber's, nickel-plated, 12-inch 1.50

Fig. 2850 — Sheep Dipping Hooks, galvanized iron, without handle , .50

Fig. 2853 — Sheep Crooks, Steel, extra strong, without handle .50

Fig. 2856 — Sheep Shearing Machine, Stewart (for detailed description see clip-
ping machine section) L0.70

To meet the requirements of a disinfectant trade which demands a high coeffi-
ciency disinfectant, we have perfected after much experiment our A. V. S. Co. Sheep
Dip No. 1. This preparation is a deodorizer, disinfectant, germicide, antiseptic and
insecticide all in one. Is more powerful than carbolic acid and absolutely harmless to
handle and use. Kills ticks, lice, mites and all parasitic and disease germs.

(Write for particulars and prices.)

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CAPONIZING INSTRUMENTS.

2862

2859

2865

2868

2371

2874

2877

2880

2883

Fig. 2859 — Cord and Hooks for securing- fowl $0.20

Fig. 2862— Killing Knife, improved 75

Fig. 2865 — Staple, for securing fowl 15

Fig. 2868 — Knife and Forceps, caponizing, combined 1.00

Fig. 2871— Killing Knife, Miles' , 50

Fig. 2874 — Killing Knife, improved, French pattern 50

Fig. 2877— Spreader, Miles', nickel-plated 1.75

Fig. 2880 — Spreader, plain wire 50

Fig. 2883 — Spreader, chain adjustment 75

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CAPONIZING INSTRUMENTS.

2895

2898

2901

2904

2907

2910

2913

2916

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

2886 — Forceps, Miles', nickel-plated . . . . $2.00

2889 — Forceps, spoon shape, curved 1.00

2892 — Forceps, spoon shape, straight 1-00

2895 — Canula, Chinese pattern with spring 2.00

2898 — Canula, with two rings, improved 75

2901 — Canula, Chinese pattern, plain 75

2904 — Hook and Scoop with clipping knife in scoop 3.00

2907 — Hook and Scoop for cutting and twisting 1.50

2910 — Hook and Scoop, plain 1-00

2913— Hook, Miles' 30

2916 — Probe, Miles', plain 20

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CAPONIZING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2919— PHILADELPHIA CAPONIZING SET.

Consisting of Farmer Miles' steel knife,
improved curved canula probe, tearing hook,
curved forceps, "wire spreader, one set of
cords, complete in case with directions.

Price !$3.00

2919

FIG. 2922— SIMPLEX CAPONIZING SET.

Consisting of nickel-plated
spreader, with chain adjustment,
cord and hooks for securing fowl,
hook and scoop, probe, knife and
forceps, complete in case with di-
rections for use.

Price $3.00

2922

FIG. 2925— MILES' CAPONIZING SET.

Consisting of Spreader, For-
ceps, Cords and Hooks for se-
curing fowl, tearing hook, and
killing knife. Complete in case,
with directions.

Price $6.50

2926

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CAPONIZING INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2928— GEORGE BEUOY CAPON SET No. 20.

This illustration
represents Beuoy's
latest and most im-
proved caponizing
outfit.

The automatic re-
mover and auto-
matic spreader used
in this set are spe-
cially designed, and
have proved to be

the most popular caponizing instruments on the market. The wood bow for holding
or securing fowl in position is a new feature.

Price, for outfit, complete as above $5.50

Outfit without bow for holding fowl 4.50

2928

2931

2934 2937 2940 2943 '2946

Fig. 2931 — Bit, to prevent feather pulling each 10c dozen $1.00

Fig. 2934— Gape Worm Extractor • ••-•-•; AZ

Fig. 2937— Roup Syringe each 10c dozen 1.00

Fig. 2940 — Poultry Marker, plain f>

Fig. 2943 — Poultry Marker, improved ■■■ ■■ 40

Fig. 2946 Perfection Adjustable Aluminum Leg Band (will fit any fowl)

25 numbered 1 to 25 25

50 numbered 1 to 50 • • • -40

100 numbered 1 to 100 7 »

500 numbered 1 to 500 3.50

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

MICHIGAN CANINE AND FE-
LINE OPERATING TABLE.

For the veterinarian who ap-
preciates the best that is obtain-
able, we offer this new operat-
ing table for small animals. It
is the product of much practi-
cal experience in the use of op-
erating tables for small animals,
and, as well, is mechanically
perfect.

The Michigan Canine and Fe-
line Operating Table is of such
design that it improves the ap-
pearance of the best appointed
modern operating room. It is
likewise so well constructed that
it is easily operated, and strong
enough for handling the largest
and most vicious dog.

It may be used as a flat,
level-topped table for diagnostic
examinations. When the table
is tilted as for spaying opera-
tions, for instance, the center is
lowered, thus affording a more
secure manner of supporting
the animal. The table is very
rigid for the reason that all me-
chanical devices for adjustment
in the various positions are me-
chanically perfect, and every
adjustment is positive.

Fig. 2958— Michigan Canine and Feline Operating Table, plain enamel finish. .$60.00
Fiff. 2959 — Michigan Canine and Feline Operating Table, with nickel-plated bed 65.00

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

2967 2970 2955 2973

VETERINARY OPERATING ROOM OUTFIT.

This outfit consists of one Fig. 2967, one Fig. 2970, one Fig. 2973 and one Fig. 2955.
Price of group when ordered at one time, $1150.00.

Fig. 2967 — Operating Room Stand, made with tray and basin on movable frames at-
tached to one of the legs. Size 24x48x36 inches high. Raised rim, %-inch, which extends
around the top, and is slightly concave to allow the drainage at one end. Sheet steel metal
top. Adjusted on ball bearings. Price complete, .$51.90.

Fig. 2970 — Operating Room Standard. — Three plate-glass shelves and instrument tray.
All arms are adjustable to any height desired. White enamel finish, on casters. Price,
$44.50.

Fig. 2955 — Operating Table — Modernly constructed. Adjustable to any angle desired,
lengthwise or sidewise. Nickel-plated clamps and trough, easily adjusted to fit any size
animal. Adjusted on ball bearing casters, making the table easily transferable from one
room to another if desired. White enamel finish throughout. Price $140.00.

Fig. 2973 — Three Deep Bowl Irrigator. — Adjusted in revolving frame, with two 1-
gallon percolators. Six feet of rubber tubing, and Esmarch cut-off. Adjusted on 4-inch
ball-bearing casters. White enamel finish. Price, $3:2.50.

FIG. 2978— LOCAL AND GEN-
ERAL ANESTHESIA ETHYL
CHLORIDE (Gebauer's).

The most improved and eco-
nomical tube for the administra-
tion of ethyl chloride on the
market.
The most economical: Because it sprays the liquid in the
form of a vaporizing stream, thereby hastening evaporation and
consequent anesthesia, using 1/10 the liquid used by other tubes;
because the ethyl chloride is put up in a metal tube that will not
leak or clog and the liquid is guaranteed to maintain its purity
indefinitely.

The most improved: Because with the flexible spraying noz-
zle, parts of the mouth, ear, nose or any cavities can he anesthet-
ized which cannot be reached with any other ethyl chloride tube;
because with the graduated dropper the ethyl chloride for gen-
eral anesthesia (for small animals) by the drop method can be
accurately measured and administered without inconvenience or
waste, in the form of drops or a jet stream as desired.

40 grni. lube, with ordinary spraying nozzle sl- 2°

lOOcc tube, with ordinary spraying nozzle 1.60

Flexible spraying nozzle, alone £0

Graduated dropper . . . . ........... . . »•»

The flexible nozzle and the graduated dropper will fit either size tube and can be
used indefinitely.

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

FIG. 2980— CANINE POCKET
INSTRUMENT CASE.

Contents :

4 Operating Knives.

1 Combination Bitch and Dog

Catheter.
1 Caustic Holder.
1 Jointed Probe.
1 Thumb Forceps.
1 Grooved Director.
1 Pair Artery Forceps.
1 Pair Straight Scissors.

In two-fold neat leather

case $10.70

2980

2981

FIG. 2981— IDEAL CANINE

POCKET INSTRUMENT

CASE.

Contents :

1 Pair Scissors, 4%-inch.
1 Scalpel.
1 Sharp Bistoury.
1 Thumb Forceps.
1 Pair Pocket Case Probes.
1 Grooved Director.
1 Ear Hook and Spoon.
1 Pean's Artery Forceps.
In best quality Morocco

grain leather case. .. .$6.90

FIG. 2984— THE "JEFFERSON" POCKET CASE.

Contents :

1 Medium Scalpel.

1 Small Scalpel.

1 Finger Knife.

1 Curved Sharp Bistoury.

1 Tenotome.

1 Combined Male and Female

Canine Catheter.

1 Kelly's Artery Forceps.

1 Pean's Artery Forceps.

1 Straight Scissors, 5-in.

1 Thumb Forceps, 4% -inch.

1 Mathieu's Needle Holder,

5% -inch.

1 Director and Tongue Tie.

1 Pair Pocket Case Probes.

% Dozen Needles, Assorted.

1 Card Silk.

In two-fold fine leather case . . .

2984

. $20.40

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MO.

25.5

CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

2987

'2990

^tJ^nS^KSf^i

2993

2999

3002

Fig. 2987 — Chloroform Drop Bottle, Esmarch's $0.50

Fig. 2990 — Canine Ether and Chloroform Inhaler or Cone, Bemis' 1.85

Fig. 2993 — Canine Chloroform and Ether Inhaler, Senn's 1.85

Fig. 2996 — Canine Ear or Nasal Speculum, FraenkePs, fenestrated 1.00

Fig. 2999 — Canine Ear or Nasal Speculum, Kramer's, with set screw 1.10

Fig. 3002 — Canine Ear or Nasal Speculum, Freeman's 1.15

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

3006

3008

3011

3014

3020 3023

3026

3027

3028

Fig. 3006 — Canine Mouth Speculum, Swales $2.00

Fig. 3008 — Canine Mouth Speculum, with straps 5.00

Fig. 3011 — Canine Mouth Speculum, steel 3.75

Fig. 3014— Canine Mouth Speculum, Denhart's, finest steel 2.50

Fig. 3020 — Canine Curved Incisor and Bicusp'd Extracting Forceps 2.50

Fig. 3023 — Canine Curved Unhersal Molar Extracting Forceps 2.50

Fig. 3026 — Canine Straight Root Extracting Forceps 2.50

Fig. 3027 — Canine Root Extracting Forceps, long jaw 2.50

Fig. 3028 — Canine Upper and Lower Molar Extracting Forceps 2.50

Fig. 3029 — Scraper, for cleaning dog's teeth 1.25

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

3050-3053

3041

3044

3047

Fig. 3032 — Artificial Eye, glass, solid, with colored iris, for cats and dogs, each. $3.50

Fig. 3035 — Artificial Eye, hard rubber, for cats and dogs, each 1.25

Fig. 3038— Forceps, Throat, Tobold's, curved laterally 2.85

Fig. 3041 — Forceps, Throat, Tobold's, curved laterally, short pattern 2.85

Fig. 3044 — Bristle Probang, for removing fish bones, etc., from the throat 1.45

Fig. 3047 — Forceps, Throat, spiral 4.90

Fig. 3050 — Trachea Tube, Luer's, for dogs and cats, hard rubber 2.00

Fig. 3053 — Trachea Tube, Luer's, for dogs and cats, silver 3.50

DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING ARTIFICIAL EYES.
State size and color of iris, and exact diameter of socket from corner to corner.

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3056

3062

/" J jT^

3068

Fig. 3056 — Canine Emasculator, improved, new pattern $ 750

Fig. 3059 — Canine Emasculator, heavy pattern, with crusher attachment ' 1200

Fig. 3062 — Canine Emasculator, McKillips' 5*00

Fig. 3065 — Canine Emasculator, Vorhees' 5'qO

Fig. 3068 — Canine Emasculator and Spayer, Zeigler's pattern !'.!!! 375

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

Fig. 3071 — Spaying Scissors, Clark's 10-inch, with saw edge blades $6.50

Fig. 3074 — Spaying Forceps, for grasping ovary, oval shaped jaw 2.50

Fig. 3080 — Spaying and Crushing Clamp Forceps, Ferguson's, straight, 7% -inch 2.10

Fig. 3089 — Spaying Knife, folding, metal handle, small 1.25

Fig. 3092 — Spaying Forceps, Pean's, curved, 8-inch 2.65

Fig. 3095 — Probe or Sound, double curved, for exploring 1,00

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS

3111

3104

3113

Fig. 3098 — Dog Ear Clamp, French pattern, three styles, each $3.00

Fig. 3101— Dog Ear Clamp, Dr. C. A. White's 2.90

Fig. 3104 — Dog Ear Clamp, Lewis' Pattern 3.50

Fig. 3107 — Dog Ear Clamp, Forceps style, spring blades 4.00

Fig. 3111 — Claw Cutting Forceps, heavy 5.75

Fig. 3113 — Tail and Claw Cutter, nickel-plated, straight, 8-inch ,,,..,., 2,90

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■EOHMI

3134

Fig. 3116 — Ear Trimming Scissors, curved, leather covered bows, ^Z^zz£ZK&

serrated edge, 7%-inch $3.00

Fig. 3119 — Ear Trimming Scissors, curved, leather covered bows, plain edge,

7%-inch 2.75

Fig. 3122 — Ear Trimming Scissors, curved, nickel-plated, serrated edge, 7% -inch 2.25
Fig. 3125 — Ear Trimming Scissors, curved, nickel-plated, plain edge, 7%-inch. . 2.00

Fig. 3128 — Ear Trimming Scissors, Dr. C. A. White's, with serrated edge 2.25

Fig. 3131 — Ear Trimming Scissors, curved, nickel-plated, extra heavy, 6%-inch. . 2.25
Fig. 3134 — Scissors, curved sideways, for lengthening abdominal incisions, 6% -inch 1.75

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CANINE AND FELINE INSTRUMENTS.

3155 3160

Fig. 3137 — Speculum, rectal, bivalve, with set screw and fenestrated blades $1.60

Fig. 3140 — Speculum, vaginal, bivalve, Graves', nickel-plated 1.85

Fig. 3143 — Uterine Dressing Forceps, Bozeman's, 10-inch 2.00

Fig. 3146 — Syringe, Bumstead's, urethral and uterine 1.80

Fig. 3149 — Blunt Hook and Crotchet, for parturition and impacted rectum 1.00

Fig. 3152— Dog Catheter, soft rubber 25

Fig. 3155— Bitch Catheter, metal, nickel-plated 25

Fig. 3158 — Dog Catheter, metal, nickel-plated 65

Fig. 3160 — Uterine Douche, double flow, all metal, 10-inch , 1.50

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3179

3182

3188

3189

3191

Fig. 3176 — Placenta Forceps and Curette, combination $2.50

Fig. 3179 — Canine Obstetrical Forceps, for large bitches 3.30

Fig. 3182 — Canine Obstetrical Forceps, Bond's narrow blades 3.00

Fig. 3188— Canine Obstetrical Forceps, Kelly's 3.00

Fig. 3189—^Canine Obstetrical Forceps, Corey's 2.75

Fig. 3191 Canine Obstetrical Forceps, Loomis' folding and rotating 4.00

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3194

3197

3201

3203

Fig. 3194 — Canine Obstetrical Forceps, Krey's, 11-inch $3.50

Fig. 3197 — Canine Obstetrical Forceps, La Bau's 4.00

Fig. 3201 — Feline Obstetrical Forceps, Lewkowitz, curved, 9%-inch 3.00

Fig. 3203— Canine Obstetrical Forceps, Dr. C. A. White's 3.00

Fig. 3208 — Uterine Curettes, set of 3, rinsing, hollow metal handle, in paper box 1.50

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3211

3215

3218

Fig
Fig

Fig,

Fig.

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

3221 3224 3227-3230 3233 3236 3239

3211 — Lister's Dog Soap, for all animals, per cake $0.20; doz $2.00

3212 — Round Percolator, glass with or without cover.

6 quarts, each 3.50

8 quarts, each 4.00

Complete "with six feet rubber tubing', shutoff and one long 1 and one short
hard rubber pipe, extra 05

3215 — Half Round Seamless Irrigator, with handle.

2 quarts, each , $1.15

3 quarts, each 1.40

Complete with six feet rubber tubing, shutoff and one long and one short
hard rubber pipe, extra 65

3218 — Half Round Seamless Irrigator, without handle.

2 quarts, each $1.00

3 quarts, each 1.25

Complete with six feet rubber tubing, shutoff and one long and one short
hard rubber pipe, extra 65

3221 — Canine Balling Gun, nickel-plated, straight $1.75

3224 — Syringe, bulb, rectal and vaginal, 2%-ounce, 2%-inch pipe, each 25c; doz.. 2.50
3227 — Syringe, glass, with mineral packing, plain point, 2 dr., each, 12c; doz... 1.25
3230 — Syringe, glass, with mineral packing, plain point, 4 dr., each 18c; doz... 1.80

3233 — Syringe, catheter, hard rubber, y 2 -ounce, each 00

3236 — Syringe, rectal and vaginal, hard rubber, 1-ounce, each 55ci doz 5.76

3239 — Syringe, uterine, hard rubber, 1-ounce, each 90e; doz lOJM

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OPERATOR'S CLOTHING.

Fig. 3243— Surgeon's
Operating Gown, made
of white drill, with
pocket, and made to tie
in back. Chest sizes
36 to 54 inches. Length
52 inches. With long
or half sleeves, with
tape strings to tie
around wrist or arm.
Price each $1.75

When ordering be
sure and specify chest
measure and whether
long or half sleeves are
wanted.

FIG. 3252— SURGEON'S SKULL CAP.

White duck, sizes 6% to 8. Used in
operating rooms, laboratories and serum
plants. An inexpensive washable head
covering.
Price, each 20c; dozen $2.00

FIG. 3246— SEAMLESS RUBBER
GLOVES.

These gloves are smooth, strong, seam-
less, non-absorbent, and can be sterilized.
A very feeble pulse,' differences in the
consistency of tissue, and irregularities
of surfaces can be felt through these
well and close-fitting gloves. They are
put up one pair in a box with full direc-
tions for preparing for use.
Price, per pair, medium weight. . . .$1.25
Price, per pair, light weight 75

FIG. 3249— RUBBER GLOVES.

Cloth lined, extra heavy, with gauntlet,
sizes from 10 to 14.
Price, per pair $1.75

FIG. 3255— "AMVETSCO" COMBINA-
TION OPERATING SUIT.

D e s i gned
especially for
g'eneral oper-
ating, hos-
pital, labora-
tory, dissect-
ing room and
hog cholera
serum work.

Is made of
heavy white drill, has
three large pockets.
Wrists may be worn
loose or tightened.
Detachable buttons
throughout. This suit
may be worn as an
ordinary operating
gown (Fig. 3243) or
it may be buttoned
around limbs as il-
lustrated by means
of a simple patented
hook and eye.

Sizes from 38 to
50 chest measure,
and lengths are in
proportion.

Each $3.00

Note: Always order these coats plenty
large to allow for shrinkage.

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3258

OPERATOR'S CLOTHING

FIG. 3267— LEE'S SURGICAL
UNION-ALLS.

Many practitioners prefer a
single-piece operating- suit which
in reality is the most desirable,
as it fits snugly and permits
free movement of the body in all
kinds of work.

This garment is made very
strong-, all seams being triple
stitched, all buttons riveted, all
strain points reinforced, all but-
tonholes tailor stitched; and the
fabric is of the utmost strength
and the best quality. The com-
fort and convenience of this suit
make it invaluable to the practi-
tioner.

Supplied in white or khaki.
Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44.

Price. ..White $3.50; Khaki $4.50

In ordering, specify chest
measure, leg and arm length in
proportion.

Pig. 3258 — This one-piece garment is admirably adapted to
protect the operator in obstetrical work. Protects
against water, and oils; is easily cleansed and dur-
able. Made of specially treated steril cloth that con-
tains no rubber but is pliable and comfortable for
the wearer.

Each suit is made to order and a measurement
card will be sent upon request whenever orders
are to be given. Supplied with elastic in sleeves if
desired.

Price $10.00

FIG. 3270— KLONDIKE
OBSTETRICAL SUIT.

This much-lauded, tried
and popular suit that is so
extensively used through
this country requires no
special description of its
make up. It is light in
weight, waterproof, flex-
ible, durable, strong. It
may readily be disinfected
by washing with soap and
water, gasoline or solu-
tions. It has no buttons or
buckles or other fasten-
ings to interfere in any
way. Invaluable as a pro-
tector against filth and
other exposure.

Price $10.00

Fig. 3261 — Same as Pig.
3258 except a
two-piece gar-
ment.

Price, suit $10.50

Fig. 3264 — Coat or Trous-
e r s separate,
each 5.50

1 4':

3261-3264

3270

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUMENTS.
KNIVES.

&:: ..!,

FIG. 3284— OPERATING
KNIVES.

We carry a complete as-
sortment of operating knives
in the various patterns, and
list here only a few sug-
gestions which represent some
of our best sellers. These
knives are made with heavy
blade and handle forged in
one piece, 9 styles of blades.

Above cuts are actual sizes.
Price, each $1.50

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUMENTS.
KNIVES.

3287
Fig. 3287-

Fig. 3290-
Fig. 3293-

3290

3293

-*"\

269

-Operating Knives, solid serrated metal handle, 7-inch, blades same
style as Fig. 3293, each $1.25

-Operating Knives, solid smooth metal handle, 7-inch, blades same
style as Fig. 3293, each 1.50

-Operating Knives, solid, file drawn, (rough) handle, 7-inch, any style
blade (1 to 9 inclusive), each 1.25

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUMENTS.
KNIVES.

Fig. A

Fig. 3296 — Operating Knives, metal fluted handle, 6-inch, any style

blade, A to L inclusive, each $1.25

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUMENTS.
KNIVES.

3307

Fig. 3299— Operating Knives, all steel, file drawn (rough) handles, any style

blade, length 5% -inch, A to F, each ■ ■■ • • • • ■ $1.00

Fig. 3301— Operating Knives, Little's, any style blade, length 5-inch, A to F, each 1.00

Fig. 3304— Fistula Knife, Swain's, extra heavy, with metal aseptic handle 2.00

Fig. 3307— Fistula Knife, Dr. J. V. Lacroix's, 9-inch. ■ • • 2.00

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KNIVES

3325

3356

<z2f;-

3347

Fig. 3325 — Scalpel, Dr. John Adams', bellied blade $2.00

Fig. 3328 — Scalpel, Dr. John Adams', center pointed blade 2.00

Fig. 3331 — Tenotome, Dr. John Adams' 2.00

Fig. 3334 — Bistoury, Dr. John Adam's, curved, sharp 2.00

Fig. 3337 — Bistoury, Dr. John Adams', curved, blunt 2.00

Fig. 3340 — Razor, aseptic, metal handle, 4^4 -inch 1.80

Fig. 3347 — Scalpel, Littauer's, Weiss pattern, hand forged 1.25

Fig. 3350 — Scalpel, Littauer's, Mayo pattern, hand forged 1.25

Fig. 3356 — Operating Knives, Swiss pattern, special hand forged, 5 sizes, each. . . 1.50

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KNIVES, KNIFE RACKS AND TOURNIQUETS.

3369-3373

Fig. 3359 — Schmidt's Operating Knives in sheath, set of three, hand forged $5.00

Fig. 3361 — Instantaneous Tourniquet, hard rubber block 1.00

Fig. 3363 — Esmarch's Tourniquet, with chain 1,'iS

Fig. 3364 — Brewers' Tourniquet, extra heavy, length 24 inches J.25

Fig. 3365 — Rubber Bandage, 2 inches wide, 12 feet long 1.00

Fig. 3366 — Rubber Bandage, 2% inches wide, 12 feet long 1.25

Fig. 3367 — Rubber Bandage, 3 inches wide, 12 feet long 1.50

Fig. 3369 — Metal Knife Rack, U. S. Army Pattern, for 3 flat handle knives 1.10

Fig. 3370 — Metal Knife Rack, U. S. Army Pattern, for 4 flat handle knives 1.25

Fig. 3373 — Metal Knife Rack, U. S. Army Pattern, for 5 flat handle knives 1.40

NOTE: These racks will accommodate flat handle knives only, similar to our Pig.
3287-3290-3296.

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GENERAL OPERATING APPLIANCES.

HONES.

3375

3381

Fig. 3375 — Strop, double leather, imported English, oak tanned shell, size 24x2%

inches, russet padded handle $2.00

Fig. 3376-

Fig. 3381 — Pike India Combination Stone. This combina-
tion possesses the advantage of two stones in
one — coarse side for very dull or badly nicked
instruments and a fine side for finishing edge.
The two grits are vitrified, not glued together,
making, solid stones.

No. 2— 6xl%x%-in $1.00

-India Sharpening Stone, for sharpening curved cutting edges such as
bistouries, hoof knives, gouges, curettes, etc. Length 4 inches. Price
each $0.50

Fig.

3378 — Pike Horse Shoer's Knife
Stone. For farrier's knives,
and all edge tools. Made from
selected fast cutting grit
and shaped especially to fit
the hook of a farrier's knife.

FIG. S379— CARBORUNDUM INSTRU-
MENT HONE.

Made of the very finest hand-washed
powder. Produces a keen edge quickly.
An especially useful hone for the sur-
geon. Furnished in a neat, black leather
case, convenient size for instrument case.

4xlx%-inch, each $0.75

.$0.20 F 'S- 3382 — E . z y Ed ge Razor Hone. A

first class finishing hone
suitable for amateur or pro-
fessional users. Size 5 1 4x2
x%-in. Each hone packed
in handsome, individual box.
Price $0.50

FIG. 3386— PIKE INDIA POCKET
STONE.

An all around sharpener for small in-
struments. Especially handy to carry in
medicine case for emergency use. Also
equally adaptable for students' use to
sharpen dissecting knives, scissors and
hooks. Size 3%xlx% inches. Each $0.15

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RETRACTORS, PERIOSTEAL ELEVATORS.

3434

3437

3440

3443 3446

3348-3350

3353-3356

Fig. 3434 — Retractor, Mayo's, Self -retaining $6.50

Fig. 3437 — Retractor, Mayo-Collin's, double end, nested, per pair 1.20

Fig. 3440 — Retractor, Parker's, double end, nested, per pair 1.20

Fig. 3443 — Retractor, Mathieu's, small, double end, each 1.10

Fig. 3446 — Elevator and Raspatory, plain 65

Fig. 3348 — Retractors, Volkman's, 3-prong, sharp or blunt, each : . 1.10

Fig. 3350 — Retractors, Volkman's, 6-prong, sharp or blunt, each 1.50

Fig. 3353 — Retractors, Richardson's, size of blade lxl % -inch, each 1.50

Fig. 3356 — Retractors, Richardson's, size of blade 2x134 -inch, each 1.75

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SAWS.

3476

3479

3481

3484

3490

Fie- 3458 — Bane Saw, Charriere's, aseptic, 7-inch blade , $1.80

Fig. 3461 — Bone Saw, Charriere's, aseptic, 8-inch blade 2 90

Fig. 3464 — Bone Saw, Gigli's wire, beaded, 12-inch '05

Fig. 3467 — Bone Saw, Gigli's wire, beaded, 20-inch '|

Fig. 3470 — Bone Saw, Gigli's wire, beaded, 30-inch ] ' 75

Fig. 3473 — Handles, for Gigli's saw, per pair "50

Fig. 3476 — Bone Saw, Langenbeck's, 4%-inch blade, metal handle 2 00

Fig. 3479 — Bone Saw, with lifting back, metal handle 2 40

Fig. 3481 — Bone Saw, Satterlee's, with lifting back, 8%-inch blade 2!50

Fig. 3484 — Bone Saw, plain, japanned 2.00

FiB. 3487 — Extra Blades, for above, each 35c; dozen 3 50

Fie. 3490 — Bone Saw, Charriere's, bow style, with two 9-inch blades ! ! 5^75

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUMENTS.

SAWS— DRILLS.

1 3502

Fig. 3493 — Bone Drill, Richter's, pistol grip, with six drills in hollow handle $9.00

Fig. 3496 — Bone Drill, Hamilton's, with six drills in hollow handle 4.30

Fig. 3499— Bone Drill, plain 1.90

Fig. 3502 — Bone Drill, Buck's 3.00

Fig. 3505 — Bone Saw, chain, Jeffrey's pattern, complete with 2 handles 7.50

Fig. 3506 — Bone Saw, Van's Wire, five-foot I.75

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CHISELS, GOUGES AND MALLETS.

3508

3511

3520

3523

T"""

3529-3532

Fig. 3508 — Chisels, McEwen's, straight, 3 sizes, each $1.60

Fig. 3511 — Gouges, McEwen's, concave, 3 sizes, each 1.50

Fig. 3514 — Chisels, Schwartz's, small, straight, 3 sizes, each .90

Fig. 3517 — Gouges, Schwartz's, small, concave, 3 sizes, each.... 100

Fig. 3520— Chisel, Dental, straight, 8-inch 1.30

Fig. 3523 — Gouge, Dental, concave, 8-inch ' ] 25

Fig. 3526— Mallet, steel, lead filled 1 60

Fig. 3529— Mallet, fibre l'oo

Fig. 3532— Mallet, rawhide l'oo

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUMENTS.
PROBES AND APPLICATORS.

3535
3553

3559

3562

3565

3568

3556

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

Nickel Plated Silver

Fig. 3535 — Probe, plain, with eye, 5 inch $0.20 $0.35

Fig. 3538 — Probe, plain, with eye, 6 inch .'35 'go

Fig. 3541 — Probe, plain, with eye, 7 inch .40 [65

Fig. 3544 — Probe, plain, with eye, 8 inch -. . .50 [75

Fig. 3547 — Probe, plain, with eye, 9 inch .55 _'g.5

Fig. 3550 — Probe, plain, with eye, 10 inch .60 l!o'o

Fig. 3553 — Probe, plain, with eye, 12 inch .75 i*25

3556 — Probe, Seton, flexible, all copper, with eye, 19% -inch 2.00

3559 — Probe, heavy, flexible, with handle, 12-inch 50

3562 — Probe, flexible, with handle, 12-inch 50

3565 — Probe, flexible, large olivary end for fistula and deep sinuses, 18-inch 1.50
3568 — Probe, flexible, with director, jointed (3 pieces) 1.65

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3616-3619

3571
3580

3583
3601

3604
3613

3622

3625
3640

3643
3646

Nickel Plated

Fig. 3571— Probe, jointed, 10 inch $0.75

Fig. 3574— Probe, jointed, 12 inch 90

Fig. 3577 — Probe, jointed, 14 inch. 1.25

Fig. 3580 — Probe, jointed, 20 inch, very heavy 1.75

Fig. 3583 — Probe, plain, with spear point, 5 inch 15

Fig. 3586 — Probe, plain, with spear point, 6 inch 25

Fig. 3589 — Probe, plain, with spear point, 7 inch 30

Fig. 3592 — Probe, plain, with spear point, 8 inch 35

Fig. 3595 — Probe, plain, with spear point, 9 inch 40

Fig. 3598 — Probe, plain, with spear point, 10 inch 50

Fig. 3601 — Probe, plain, with spear point, 12 inch 65

Fig. 3604 — Probe, plain, double olive ends, 6 inch 25

Fig. 3607— Probe, plain, double olive ends, 8 inch 35

Fig. 3610 — Probe, plain, double olive ends, 10 inch 50

Fig. 3613 — Probe, plain, double olive ends, 12 inch 70

Fig. 3616— Caustic Holder, metal $0.85

Fig. 3619— Caustic Holder, hard rubber 58

Fig. 3622 — Aneurism Needle and Grooved Director, 5 inch 35

Fig. 3625 — Director, grooved, 5 inch 30

Fig. 3628 — Director, grooved, 6 inch -.45

Fig. 3631 — Director, grooved, 7 inch 60

Fig. 3634 — Director, grooved, 8 inch 65

Fig. 3637 — Director, grooved, 9 inch 75

Fig. 3640— Director, grooved, 10 inch 9t

Fig. 3643 — Exploring Needle, reversible, metal case, 4% inch 60

Fig. 3646 — Exploring Needle, reversible, metal case, 6 inch 75

Fig. 3649 — Cotton Applicator, spiral end 25

3649

Silver
$1.25
.1.50

.35
.45
.55

.65

.75

.85

1.15

.60

.75

1.00

1.25

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3652

Fig. 3670

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUMENTS.

CURETTES.

3655-3658

3661 3664 Illustration Showing

actual size of Bowl
of Fig. 3670

Fig. 3652 — Bone Curette, oval, 12 inch, 6 sizes, each . . $2.75

Fig. 3655 — Bone Scoop and Elevator, 5% inch 1.75

Fig. 3658 — Bone Scoop and Elevator, 7 inch 2.00

Fig. 3661 — Bone Curette, Brun's, oval, all steel, 3 sizes,

each 1.50

Fig. 3664 — Bone Curette, Brun's, round, all steel, 3 sizes,

each 1.50

Fig. 3667 — Bone Curette, Luer's, with hole, all steel, 3

sizes, each 1.50

1 — Fistula Curette, "Amvetsco," 16-inch ...

showing curette bowls are actual size.

3670
. 3.50

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CURETTES.

367S

SIN 5IN

3679-3685 3702

Fig. 3673 — Curette, Dr. Jos. Hughes', for nail holes $1.25

Fig. 3676 — Curette, Dr. Jos. Hughes', for nail holes 1.25

Fig. 3679 — Curette, "Amvetsco," double end, 5 inch 1.25

Fig. 3682 — Curette, "Amvetsco," double end, 6% inch 1.50

Fig. 3685 — Curette, "Amvetsco," double end, 8 inch 1.75

Fig. 3688 — Curette, Luer's, in hollow handle, 3 sizes, each 1.50

Fig. 3691 — Curette, Brun's, round scoop, hollow handle, 3 sizes, each 1.50

Fig. 3694 — Curette, Brun's, oval scoop, hollow handle, 3 sizes, each 1.50

Fig. 3701 — Director, Kocker's, grooved, solid handle 50

Fig. 3702 — Elevator, Periosteum, Sayre's, double end 90

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SCISSORS.

3709-3721

3724

3727-3739

3742

Fig. 3709— Straight Scissors, 5 inch, No. 1 to 3 $1.00

Fig. 3712— Straight Scissors, 5V 2 inch, No. 1 to 3 1.25

Fig. 3715 — Straight Scissors, 6 inch, No. 1 to 3 1.25

Fig. 3718— Straight Scissors, 6% inch, No. 1 to 3 1.50

Fig. 3721— Straight Scissors, 7% inch, No. 1 to 3 1.75

Fig. 3724 — Straight Scissors, 7 inch, extra heavy, blunt 2.00

Fig. 3727— Curved Scissors, 5 inch, No. 1 to 3 1.35

Fig. 3730 — Curved Scissors, 5% inch, No. 1 to 3 .• 1.75

Fig. 3733— Curved Scissors, 6 inch, No. 1 to 3 1.75

Fig. 3736— Curved Scissors, 6% inch, No. 1 to 3 2.00

Fig. 3739— Curved Scissors, 7% inch, No. 1 to 3 2.25

Fig. 3742 — Curved Scissors, 6% inch, extra heavy, blunt 2.50

When ordering scissors please specify by number (1, 2 or 3) the style points desired.

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SCISSORS.

3745-3748

Dr. J. V. Lacroix's Fistula Scissors are used for dissection of tissue for blunt prob-
ing, and to facilitate the making cf counter openings. Made of best English steel,
hand forged, and highly finished.

Fig. 3745 — Dr. J. V. Lacroix's Dissecting Scissors, 10-inch $6.00

Fig. 3748 — Dr. J. V. Lacroix's Fistula Scissors, 13-inch 7.50

3751-3754

3757-3760

3763

Fig. 3751 — Scissors, fetlock, with leather covered rings, 7% inch $2.75

Fig. 3754 — Scissors, fetlock, with leather covered rings, serrated edge, 7% inch. 2.25

Fig. 3757 — Scissors, fetlock, plain rings, TYz inch 3.00

Fig. 3760 — Scissors, fetlock, plain rings, serrated edge, IVz inch 2.00

Fig. 3763 — Scissors, curved, with serrated edges, nickel-plated 2!25

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SCISSORS

3765-3768

3769

3778-3787

790

Fig. 3765 — Bandage Scissors, Lister's, 5%-inch $1.50

Fig. 3767 — Bandage Scissors, Lister's, 7 -inch 1.80

Fig. 3768 — Bandage Scissors, Lister's, 8 -inch 2.10

Fig. 3769 — Scissors, curved sideways for enlarging abdominal incisions, extra

heavy, 6 % -inch 1.75

Fig. 3772 — Scissors, dissecting, sharp pointed, 5 -inch .75

Fig. 3775 — Scissors, dissecting-, sharp pointed, 5% -inch 1.00

Fig. 3778 — Scissors, angular, 5 -inch 1.05

Fig. 3781 — Scissors, angular, 5% -inch 1.10

Fig 1 . 3784 — Scissors, angular, 6 -inch 1.60

Fig. 3787- — Scissors, angular, 6%-inch 1.75

Fig. 3790 — Scissors, gauze, straight, 7-inch , 1.80

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THUMB AND TISSUE FORCEPS.

3793
3796

3799
3802

3805
3814

3817

3820
3823

3826
3829

3835-3838

Fig. 3793 — Tissue Forceps, extra long, serrated jaws, 10 inch $1.50

Fig. 3796 — Tissue Forceps, extra long, serrated jaws, 12 inch i gO

Fig. 3799 — Dissecting Forceps, Coxter's, 5 inch. . • • 40

Fig. 3802 — Dissecting Forceps, Coxter's, 5% inch 50

Fig. 3805 — Tissue Forceps, plain, nickel-plated, 5 inch .60

Fig. 3808 — Tissue Forceps, plain, nickel -plated, 6 inch .75

Fig. 3811 — Tissue Forceps, plain, nickel-plated, 7 inch .75

Fig. 3814 — Tissue Forceps, plain, nickel-plated, 8 inch 90

Fig. 3817 — Splinter Forceps, sharp pointed, straight, nickel-plated, 4% inch 60

Fig. 3820 — Tissue Forceps, 4-5 teeth, nickel-plated, 5 inch • • 1.00

Fig. 3823 — Tissue Forceps, 4-5 teeth, nickel-plated, 6 inch 1.20

Fig. 3826 — Mouse Tooth Forceps, nickel-plated, 5 inch 90

Fig. 3829 — Mouse Tooth Forceps, nickel-plated, 6 inch ■■.... 1 00

Fig. 3832 — Tissue Forceps, Skene's, 2-3 teeth, 8 inch 1.25

Fig. 3835 — Splinter Forceps, Walter's, straight, 4 inch 75

Fig. 3838 — Splinter Forceps, Walter's, curved, 4 inch 90

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HEMOSTATIC £g FORCEPS.

Pig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

3859-3865

3841 — Forceps,

3844 Forceps,

3847 — Forceps,
3850 — Forceps,
3853 — Forceps,
3850 — Forceps,
3850— Forceps,
3862 — Forceps,
3865 — Forceps,
3868 — Forceps,
3871 — Forceps,
3874 — Forceps,
3877 — Forceps,
3880 — Forceps,
3883 — Forceps,
3886 — Forceps,

Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,
Hemostatic,

3S68-3S74

Pean's, straight, 4%-inch $1.00

Pean's straight, 5^-inch 1.50

Pean's, curved on flat, 4^-inch 1.45

Pean's, curved on flat, 5 -inch 1.00

Tait's, curved on flat, 5^-inch 1.50

Tait's, straight, 5%-inch 1.25

Ethridge's, straight, 4%-inch 1.50

Ethridge's, straight, 6 -inch 1.75

straight, 8%-inch 2.15

curved, 4%-inch. 1.75

curved, 6-inch 2.00

curved, S^-inch 2.50

Kocher's, straight, 5-inch 1.75

Kocher's, straight, 6-inch 2.00

Dieffenbach's, straight, 2%-inch 90

Dieffenbach's, curved, 2%-inch 90

Ethridge's,
Ethridge's,
Ethridge's,
Ethridge's,

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HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS.

3889

3892

3895

3898

3901-3904

3907

Fig. 3889 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Kelly's, fine pointed, straight, 5% inch $1.6U

Fig. 3892 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Kelley's, fine pointed, curved, 5%-inch 1.80

Fig. 3895 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Halsted-Kelly's, fine pointed, straight, 1 and 2

teeth, 5 % inch 1.75

Fig. 3898 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Jones' 1.25

Fig. 3901 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Carmalt's, 6 inch, curved on flat 2.10

Fig. 3904 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Carmalt's, 6 inch, curved on flat, mouse teeth 2.10

Fig. 3907 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Spencer Wells', 4% inch 1.45

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HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS.

3916-3919 3922-3928 3934

Fig. 3910 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Pozzi's, angular, 4% inch $1.80

Fig. 3913 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Mixter's, curved on flat. 2.10

Fig. 3916 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Rochester-Ochsner's, straight, 6% inch, 1 and 2

teeth 2.00

Fig. 3919 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Rochester-Ochsner's, straight, 7% inch, 1 and 2

teeth 2.50

Fig. 3922 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Ferguson's, straight, 5% inch 1.80

Fig. 3925 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Ferguson's, straight 6% inch 2.00

Fig. 3928 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Ferguson's, straight, IV2 inch 2.50

Fig. 3934 — Forceps, Hemostatic, Ferguson's, angiotribe, straight, 7% inch 2.10

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COMPRESSION FORCEPS.

Cut Showing Cut Showing
Cross Ser- Longitudinal
rations Serrations

3943-3964 3967-3988

Fig. 3943 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straight, with long jaws, 5% inch $1.45

Fig. 3946 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straig.ht, with long jaws, 6% inch. .... 1.75

Fig. 3949 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straight, with long jaws, 7 inch 2.00

Fig. 3952 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straight, with long jaws, 8 inch 2.30

Fig. 3955 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straight, with long jaws, 8% inch 2.65

Fig. 3958 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straight, with long jaws, 9% inch 3.00

Fig. 3961 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straight, with long jaws, 10 Vi .inch 3.20

Fig. 3964 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, straight, with long jaws, 11 inch 3.35

Fig. 3967 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 5% inch. 1.60

Fig. 3970. — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 6% inch. 2.00

Fig. 3973 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 7 inch. 2.30

Fig. 3976 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 8 inch. 2.65

Fig. 3979 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 8% inch. 3.00

Fig. 3982 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 9% inch. 3.25

Fig. 3985 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 10 \i inch. 3.50

Fig. 3988 — Forceps, Compression, Pean's, curved on flat, with long jaws, 11 inch. 3.90

The above forceps are furnished with either cross serrations or longitudinal serra-
tions. (Illustrations of blades are in actual size.)

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COMPRESSION FORCEPS.

3997

4000

Fig. 3991 — Forceps, compression, Byford's, curved sideways $3.60

Fig. 3994 — Forceps, compression, Doyan's, spring blades, 10 inch 4.00

Fig. 3997 — Forceps, compression, Spencer Well's, straight 2.60

Fig. 4000 — Forceps, compression, Spencer Well's, "T" shaped 3.00

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Fig. 4004 — Dressing Forceps, Bozeman's, straight, 10 inch $2.00

Fig. 4006 — Dressing Forceps, Sim's, straight ........' 300

Fig. 4009 — Dressing Forceps, Bozeman's, double curve, 10 inch! ................ 200

Fig. 4015 — Dressing Forceps, Douglas', double curve, 10 inch '. '. 225

Fig. 4018 — Sponge Forceps, straight, serrated jaws, 9 inch 190

Fig. 4021 — Gauze Packer, Burrage's, external dianu % inch, length 12 inches l'oO

Fig. 4024— Sponge Holder, curved, No. 1, 10 inch 'ok

Fig. 4027— Sponge Holder, straight, No. 2, 10 inch 2 <i

Fig. 4030— Sponge Holder, Husson's, No. 3, 10 inch '«

Fig. 4033— Sponge Holder, Sim's, No. 4, 10 inch 25

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TENACULUM AND VULSELLUM FORCEPS.

4036

4039

4042

4045

Fig. 4036 — Forceps, Tenaculum, Schroeder's, 9% inch $1.75

Fig. 4039 — Forceps, Tenaculum, Skene's, 9 inch 2J0

Fig. 4042— Forceps, Vulsellum, Schroeder's, straight, 10 inah 2.50

Fig. 4045 — Forceps, Vulsellum, Schroeder's, curved sideways, 10 inch 2.50

Fig. 4048 — Forceps, Vulsellum, Schroeder's, curved on flat, 10 inch 2.50

Fig. 4051 — Forceps, Vulsellum, Doyen's, .8% inch 300

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TUMOR, TENACULUM AND VULSELLUM FORCEPS.

4054

4057

4060

Fig. 4054 — Forceps, Tumor, Billroth's, 6 prong, extra heavy $5.50

Fig. 4057 — Forceps, Tumor, Billroth's, 8 prong, length 10 inches 4.50

Fig. 4060 — Forceps, Vulsellum, Mass. general hospital pattern, 6 prong, 8 inch.. 3.50

Fig. 4063 — Forceps, Tenaculum, Barrett's, 6 inch 1.65

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TROCARS.

408U

4069

4072

4075

4078

4082

Fig. 4069— Trocar, Horse, Dr. W. L. Williams', with protecting sheath $1.75

Fig. 4072— Trocar, Horse, Dr. A. C. Worms', reversible 1-25

pig, 4075 Trocar, Horse, reversible, in hollow metal handle 1.25

Fig 4078 — Trocar, Horse, Fash's, reversible !- 25

Fig! 4080— Trocar, Horse, Dr. Jos. Hughes', curved, with protecting tip 2.00

Fig. 4082 — Trocar, Horse, flat handle 1 - 00

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TROCARS.

4092

4089

4091

4094

4095

Fig. 4085 — Trocar, Ball's, horse, large reversible, with 5-inch canula $1.25

Fig. 4086 — Trocar, Ball's, horse, large reversible, with 5-inch canula, and closed

shield for carrying antiseptics 1_25

Fig. 4088 — Trocar, Ball's, horse, small, reversible, with 4ys-inch canula 1.00

Fig. 4089 — Trocar, Ball's, horse and cattle, combined, in reversible metal case... 2.25
Fig. 4091 — Trocar, Ball's, horse, cattle and sheep, combined, in reversible metal

case 2.50

Fig. 4092 — Bleeding Trocar, Dr. E. R. Forbes', for drawing blood from jugular

vein 75

Fig. 4094 — Aspirating Trocar, 3 inches long, with hypo syringe connection, screw,

serum slip or regular slip 75

Fig. 4095 — Trocars, canine, small, set of 3 nested in pencil handle 2.00

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TROCARS.

4099

'M 4096 ^gzJ

4102-4105

4108

4111

4115-4118

Fig. 4096 — Trocar, Cattle, reversible, in hollow metal handle $1.50

Fig. 4099 — Trocar, Cattle, round, with wood handle 90

Fig. 4102 — Trocar, Cattle, round with two canulae 1.75

Fig. 4103 — Trocar, Cattle, round, with one canula 1.50

Fig. 4105 — Extra Canula for above, each 50

Fig. 4108 — Trocar, Cattle, oval with two canulae 2.00

Fig. 4111— Trocar, Cattle, Hughes' 1.50

Fig. 4114 — Extra Canula for above, each 50

Fig. 4115 — Trocar, Cattle, Crumbaugh's, %-inch lumen for introducing stomach

tube into rumen 3.00

Fig. 4116 — Impaction Tube, jointed, perforated tip, to be used with Crumbaugh

Trocar 2.25

Fig. 1118 — Crumbaugh Rumenotomy Outfit, complete 5.00

Note: Pease do not cut or mutilate this book; when ordering, specify by figure
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HERNIA CLAMPS.

4135

4138

4141

4144-4147

This clamp is applied without
the aid of Sutures, Needles or
any of the other instruments
which are being used with most
all other clamps. When_ this
clamp is screwed up the tissues
force their way through the slot
on each side and become ade-
matous and by so doing locks
the clamp on automatically,

which cannot be torn off. A hernia or pedunculated tumor may be sloughed off over
any length of time by simply tightening the screws, thus regulating the formation of
fibrous tissue required. It is applied with the usual technique and is made in two sizes,
7 and 9 inches.

Fig. 4132- — Hernia Clamp, light, length of clamp between screws 4% inches $3.00

Fig. 4135 — Hernia Clamp, umbilical, with surcingle, length of clamp between

screws, 6 inches 7.50

Fig. 4138 — Hernia Clamp, Kurt Becker's, length between screws, 8 inches 6.00

Fig. 4141 — Hernia Clamp, Junger's, length between screws, 6 inches .'. 3.50

Fig. 4144 — Hernia Clamp, Doll's, 7-inch 4.00

Fig. 4147— Hernia Clamp, Doll's, 9-inch 4.50

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NEEDLE HOLDERS.

4165-4174

4177

4180-4183

4186

4192

Fig. 4165 — Needle Holder, Mathieu's, 4% inch, Pocket case size , $2.00

Fig. 4168 — Needle Holder, Mathieu's, 5% inch, Pocket case size , 225

Fig. 4171 — Needle Holder, Mathieu's, 7 inch , 2 50

Fig. 4174 — Needle Holder, Mathieu's, 8 inch , 2^75

Fig. 4177 — Needle Holder, Eichter's 5%, 7 and 8 inch, each, — net 4[00

Fig. 4180 — Needle Holder, Wieder's, 7 inch 4 '00

Fig. 4183 — Needle Holder, Wieder's, 9 inch • • 450

Fig. 4186 — Needle Holder, Mathieu's Improved, with thumb release, 6% inch. .... 400

Fig. 4189 — Needle Holder, Steven's, 6 inch length, for eye work , 3*00

Fig. 4192— Needle Holder, Galezowsky's, small, for eye work 2.00

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NEEDLES.

4195

Plain Eye

Fig. 4195 — Surgeons' Needles, Ferguson's, round eye, taper point, half circle,
sizes Nos. 1-12, dozen

Fig. 4198 — Surgeons' Needles, plain eye, full curved, sizes Nos. 1-12, dozen

Above cuts of needles are actual size.

$2.00
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NEEDLES.

Plain Eye

4204

4210

Fig. 4204 — Surgeon's Needles, plain eye, half curved, sizes No. 1-20, dozen $1.50

Fig. 4210 — Surgeons' Needles, Loopuyt's, plain eye, to use without needle holder,

each $0.30; dozen 3.50

Above cuts of needles are actual size.

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NEEDLES.

Illllllllllllllll

millllllllllli

1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

IN lllllllll I I I

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

5
4213

4219

Pig. 4213— Spaying Needles, straight, plain eye, sizes No. 1-5 $o 25 $2 50

Fig. 4216 — Spaying Needles, half curved, plain eye, sizes No. 1-5... '25 250

Fig. 4219 — Spaying Needles, double curved, plain eye, sizes No. 1-5. .25 2.50

Above cuts of needles are actual size.

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NEEDLES.

4225

4228

4234

4249

4237

bs:

4231

Fig. 4225 — Needle Case, leather, with velvet lining, containing 12 assorted needles $2.00
Fig. 4228 — Needle Case, leather, with felt lining and pocket for ligatures, price

empty 60

Fig. 4231 — Needles, Peaslee's set of 3, with handle, in leather case 2.50

Fig. 4234 — Needles, Neurotomy, blunt with eye, right or left, each 1.25

Fig. 4237 — Needles, Neurotomy, Billroth's, blunt with eye, curved on flat 1.80

Fig. 4249— Needles, ligature, Dr. Jos. Hughes, blunt with eye, right or left, each. . 1.25

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LIGATURES.

19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
Cut showing approximate sizes of twisted silk.

20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
Cut showing approximate sizes of braided silk

> - m>* -jy

[ /I \ ri<" 'V.'iS'fH'i'LKLH * r - ; j

£^^0*^

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yyJiyjWUJlL^i-Ul^^^^^^^

4258

4252-4255

4261
Each

Fig. 4252 — Surgeon's Silk, on card, white, twisted $0.10

Fig. 4255 — Surgeon's Silk, on card, white, braided 15

Fig. 4258 — Surgeon's Silk, twisted and braided, in aseptic envelopes. . . .10
Fig. 4261 — Surgeon's Silk, in aseptic envelopes, with half curved needle .25

Doz.
$1.00

1.50
.90

2.25

49.K4-4267

4268-4270

Fig. 4264 — Surgeon's Silk, white, twisted, on 2-gram wood spools, sizes 10 to 20,

each 25c; dozen $3.00

Fig. 4265 — Surgeon's Silk, white, twisted, on %-ounce wood spools, sizes 1 to

14, each 1.25

Fig. 4266 — Surgeon's Silk, white, twisted, on %-ounce wood-spools, sizes 15 to

20, each 1.25

Fig. 4267 — Surgeon's Silk, white, braided, on %-ounce wood spools.

Sizes 1-6 7-12 13-16 17-20

Each $1.75 $1.65 $1.50 $1.40

Fig. 4268 — Surgeon's Silk, white, twisted, four sizes on card in slip case $0.35

Fig. 4270 — Surgeon's Silk, white, braided, four sizes on card in slip case JjO

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LIGATURES.

Fig. 4273 — Silk, twisted or braided
in three spool bottles,
ten feet of silk on each
glass spool, thirty feet
in each bottle, sizes 5,
9 and 12 $0.75

Fig. 4279 — Silk, braided, in emer-
gency tubes (see Fig.
4276), 36-inch strands,
each 20c; dozen $2.25

Fig. 4282— Three-Spool Tank Pack-
age Twisted Silk, as-
sorted sizes $0.75

Fig. 4285— Three-Spool Tank Pack-
age Braided Silk, as-
sorted sizes $0.75

Fig. 4276 — Silk, twisted, in emer-
gency tubes, 36 - inch
strands, each 20c; doz. .$2.25

Fig. 4288— One-Spool Tank Pack-
age, twisted or braided
silk ligature, on glass
soool in sterile solution. $0.35

Fig. 4291— Celluloidin Linen, Pagenstecher's, per bundle of 5 grams.

Fig. 4294— Linen Thready Mayo's, iron dyed, per hank.

.$0.30

$0.40

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GENERAL OPERATING APPLIANCES

LIGATURES

00 0123456
Cut showing approximate
sizes of catgut.

Fig. 4297 — One-Spool Tank Package
Catgut, on glass spool
in sterile solution $0.45

Fig. 4300— Three-Spool Tank Pack-
age Sterile Catgut, as-
sorted sizes $0.90

-.-i-'w«wi» •mm.: hh*

Aseptic Catgut Ligature

•■;' So. I. length )0 inches

etsfii iilb |

SEABVRV & JOHNSON, NEW YORK,

Fig. 4303 — Catgut, in aseptic en-
velopes, without needles,
each 10c; dozen $0,90

Fig. 4306— Cat-
gut, in aseptic
envelopes, with
half curved needle
threaded, each

20c; dozen

. $2.25

Fig 4309— Cat-
gut, in three-spool
bottles, ten feet
of catgut in each
glass spool, thir-
ty feet in each
bottle, assorted
sizes $0.90

' ■".-_ _ ~

JX/D Chromic
'cfT7<J Catgut
Dry -Extra Hard

Bauer & Bfack

Fig. 4312-

-Surgical Catgut, coils, ten-foot lengths, 100 feet in box.

Plain

No. 00 $1.00

No. L15

No. 1 1.40

No. 2 1.60

No. 3 2.00

No. 4 2.50

No. 5 3.00

No. 6 3.60

No. 7 4.00

Chromic
$1.10
1.30
1.60
1.80
2.25
3.00
3.50
4.00
4.50

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LIGATURES.

Fig. 4315— Spanish Silk Worm Gut,

white or iron, dyed, in
coils of 100 strands, fine
medium and coarse, per
coil $

).75

Fig. 4318— Silver Wire, pure, 22 to
30, B. & S. gauge, in
%-oz. coils, per oz $2.50

Fig. 4321 — Barbour's Irish Linen,

2-oz. ball container,
about 25 yards $1.00

Fig. 4324 — Barbour's Irish Linen,

4-oz. ball container,
about 100 yards 1.50

4327

Fig. 4325 — Twisted Linen Suture,

aseptic, 100 feet i n
screw cap glass jar;
sizes 3 (small), 4 (me-
dium), or 5 (large).
Each $0.75

Fig. 4327 — Suturing Tape, aseptic,
three-spool bottle, 100
inches on each spool, per
bottle $0.75

Fig. 4330— Linen Suturing Tape, Va-
inch wide, unsterilized,
per hank (about 12
yards) .25

Fig. 4333 — Silver Wire, pure, six
spools of one yard each
in box, assorted $1.20

Fig. 4336 — Silver Wire, pure, one

yard on spool, per spool .25

Fig. 4339 — Barbour's Linen, on 2-oz.
spools, No. 16 or 20, per
spool $0.40

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POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES.

FIG. 4350— DR. JOHN ADAMS' FOUR-FOLD OPERATING CASE.

The illustrations represent Dr. John
Adams' 4-fold Operating Case, which is
one of the most complete cases on the
market. The knives are all specially de-
signed by Dr. Adams, each style being
adapted to a particular use. They are
made with a heavy fenestrated handle, as
illustrated under our Fig. 3325. The case
is- made from select seal grain leather,
hand sewed, and supplied with a strong
leather handle. When closed it meas-
ures 5% inches long, 8 inches wide and
2% inches deep; when open it measures
27% inches long.

Contains :

1 Sage Knife, Right.

1 Sage Knife, Left.

1 Small Hoof Knife, Double Edge.

2 Large Hoof Knives, Double Edge.
1 Retractor.

1 Tenaculum.

1 Castrating Knife.

1 3% -inch Straight Bistoury.

1 2 M, -inch Straight Bistoury.

1 1%-inch Straight Bistoury.

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury.

1 Probe Curved Bistoury.

1 Probe Curved Tenotome.

1 Scalpel.

1 Peters' Angular Knife.

Price ,

Fig. 4352— Dr. John Adams' Four-fold

1 Small Saw, Lifting Back.

1 Pair 6-inch Curved Blunt Scissors.

2 Pairs Plain Artery Forceps.

1 Pair Rat Tooth Forceps, Slide Catch.
1 Pair Mouse Tooth Forceps, Slide

Catch.
1 Pair 5% -inch Pean's Artery Forceps.
1 6-inch Grooved Director.
1 Adams' Grooved Director.
1 Reversible Trocar.
1 2 Joint Seton Needle, Curved Blades.
1 Nickel-Plated Fleam, 3 Blades.
1 Probe.

Vz Doz. Assorted Needles.
1 Card Braided Silk, Large Size.

$55.00

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POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES.

We have included under this illustration, two different sets of instruments. As
oftentimes there are items in each case that are not desirable according to others'
selection, please note that a case of this style may be made up special; and in figur-
ing the cost of same, add list price of the items desired, including the roll, and deduct
15%. At least twelve instruments should be ordered in figuring this set.

BsniHj;

»?

4353-4356

Fig. 4353 — Operating Instrument
Roll, complete, 25
pieces • • • ■ $33.00

Containing :

1 Operating Scalpel.

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury.

1 Blunt Curved Bistoury.

1 pair Straight Scissors, 7-inch.

1 pair Curved Scissors, 6%-inch.

1 pair Tissue Forceps, 5-inch.

1 pair Tissue Forceps, 7-inch.

2 pair Pean's Artery Forceps, 5%-inch.
1 pair Jones' Artery Forceps, 5% -inch.
1 pair Kelley's Artery Forceps, 5% -inch.
1 pair Pean's Compression Forceps, 7-

inch.
1 Luer T s Bone Curette.
1 Jointed Probe, 10-inch.
1 Stiff Probe, 6-inch.
1 Grooved Director, 6-inch.
1 Fash's Horse Trocar.
1 Mathieu's Needle Holder.
% dozen Assorted Surgeons' Needles.
1 Card Assorted Silk.
1 6-inch Seton Needle.
1 Aluminum Handle Hoof Knife.
1 Aluminum Handle Hoof Searcher.
1 Aluminum Handle Hoof Groover.
1 5cc Quitman Syringe.
Fig. 4355— Leather Instrument Roll,
(empty), leather lining, with 29 loops
and end pocket, knife rack and loops,
length 32 inches, width 8 inches (illus-
trated above) $7.50

Fig. 4356 — Operating Instrument Roll,

complete, 31 pieces $41.75

Containing :

1 Operating Scalpel.

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury.

1 Blunt Curved Bistoury.

1 Tenotome or Knicking Knife.

1 Hook Blade Castrating Knife.

1 Tenaculum Hook.

1 pair Parker's Retractors.

1 6-inch Exploring Needle.

1 Carborundum Stone.

1 6-inch Stiff Probe.

1 10-inch Jointed Probe, flexible.

1 Amvetsco Double-end Curette, 6%-in.

1 Nail Hole Curette.

1 pair Straight Scissors, 6%-inch.

1 pair Curved Scissors, 6% -inch.

1 pair Tissue Forceps, Plain, 6-in.

1 pr. Tissue Forceps, Mouse Tooth, 6-in.

1 pair Pean's Artery Forceps, 5% -inch.

1 pair Tait's Artery Forceps, 5% -inch.

1 pr. Kocher's Artery Forceps, Mouse

Tooth.
1 pair Kelly Forceps.
1 pair Pean's Dressing Forceps, 7-inch.
1 Fash's Horse Trocar.
1 Combination Horse & Cattle Trocar.
1 Matthieu's Needle Holder, 7-inch.
1 dozen Assorted Surgeon's Needles.
1 Card Twisted Silk, Assorted Sizes.
1 Cutting Edge Back Hoof Knife.
1 Hughes' Hoof Groover.
% dozen Self-retaining Milk Tubes.
1 5cc Quitman Syringe.

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POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES.

We offer two different sets under this illustration to be made up according to
customer's preference. Either may be supplied in 3-fold morocco or 3-fold calf case.

FIG. 4358— AMVETSCO THREE-
FOLD FILLED CASE.
With Hand Forged File Drawn
Handle Knives (Fig. 3293).
Containing':

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury.

1 Probe Curved Bistoury.

1 Scalpel.

1 Knicking Knife.

1 Tenaculum.

1 12-inch Jointed Silver Probe.

1 Double Edge Hoof Knife.

1 6%-inch Curved Heavy Scissors.

1 Plain Thumb Forceps.

1 6-inch Grooved Director.

1 Ball's Horse Trocar, large.

1 2-bladed plain Brass Fleam.

1 6-inch Exploring Needle.

1 Quittor Curette.

1 Pean's Artery Forceps, 5% -inch.

1 6-inch Seton Needle.

1 Mathieu's Needle Holder, 5%-

inch.

6 Assorted Needles.

1 Card Braided Silk.
In a 3-fold Seal Grain Case. $22.50

Fig. 4358-C— Amvetsco Three-fold
Seal Grain Case, as illustrated,

empty $4.50

Fig. 4359— ''Amvetsco" Three-fold
Filled Case, same as Fig. 4358, ex-
cept smooth cowhide case. . .$23.65

4358-4365

FIG. 4361— AMVETSCO THREE-FOLD
FILLED CASE.

With Hand Forged File Drawn Handle

Knives (Fig. 3293).

Containing!

1 Scalpel, Medium.

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury.

1 Probe Curved Bistoury.

1 Knicking Knife.

1 Hook Blade Castrating Knife.

1 10-inch Jointed Probe.

1 6%-inch Curved Scissors.

1 5-inch Straight Scissors.

1 6-inch Grooved Director.

1 Ball's Horse Trocar.

1 Plain Thumb Forceps.

1 Pean's Artery Forceps, 5%-inch.

1 Kelly's Artery Forceps, 5%-inch.

1 Matthieu's Needle Holder, 5% -inch.

% dozen Surgeon's Needles, Assorted.

1 Card Twisted Silk, Assorted.

1 Amvetsco Double End Curette.

In Three-fold Seal Grain Case. . .$19.95

Fig. 4362— Amvetsco Three -fold Filled

Case, same as Fig. 4361, except smooth

cowhide case $20.75

FIG. 4364— AMVETSCO THREE-FOLD

FILLED CASE.

Same contents as Fig. 4361 except our

Fig. 3284, heavy handle operating knives

are used instead of Fig. 3293 knives.

Pric e $21.00

Fig. 4365— Amvetsco Three-fold Filled
Case, same as Fig. 4364 except smooth
cowhide case $21.65

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FIG. 4366— "AMVETSCO" TWO-FOLD FILLED CASE.

FIG. 4368— AMVETSCO TWO-FOLD
FILLED CASE.

With Hand Forged File Drawn Handle

Knives (Fig. 3293).

Containing :

1 Scalpel, Medium.

1 Tenotome or Knicking Knife.

1 Blunt Curved Bistoury.

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury.

1 Hook Blade Castrating Knife.

1 Jointed Probe, 10-ineh.

1 pair Curved Scissors, 6-inch.

1 Grooved Director.

1 pair Tissue Forceps.

1 pair Jones' Artery Forceps.

1 pair Kelly Artery Forceps.

1 Fash's Horse Trocar.

V2 dozen Assorted Surgeon's Needles.

1 Card Braided Silk, Assorted Sizes.

In two-fold Seal Grain Case $15.64

Fig. 4369— Amvetsco Two-fold Filled
Case, same as Fig. 4368, except smooth
cowhide case $16.10

FIG. 4370— AMVETSCO TWO-FOLD
POCKET INSTRUMENT CASE.

Same contents as Fig. 4388, except our
Fig. 3284, heavy handle operating
knives are used instead of Fig. 3293
knives.

Price $16.75

Fig. 4371 — Amvetsco Two-fold Filled
Case, same as Fig. 4370, except smooth
cowhide case $17.25

With Hand Forged File Drawn

Handle Knives, Fig. 3293.

Containing:

1 Jointed Silver Probe, 12-inch,

heavy.
1 Ball's Trocar.

1 Curved on Flat Scissors, heavy.
1 Director.
1 Scalpel.
1 Probe Bistoury,
1 Tenaculum.
1 Thumb Forceps.
1 Hoof Knife, double edge.
1 Pean's Artery Forceps.
1 Knicking Knife.
1 Sharp Bistoury.
6 Assorted Needles.
1 Card Silk.

In two-fold Seal Grain Case.
Price $15.75

Fig. 4366-C— Amvetsco Two-fold
Seal Grain Case, as illustrated,
empty $3.75

Fig. 4367— Amvetsco Two-fold
Filled Case, same as Fig. 4366, ex-
cept smooth cowhide case. . .$16.25

FIG. 4373— AMVETSCO TWO-FOLD
POCKET INSTRUMENT CASE.

With Hand Forged File Drawn Handle

Knives (Fig. 3293).

Containing:

1 Scalpel, Medium.

1 Tenotomy Knife.

1 Tenotomy Hook.

1 Blunt Curved Bistoury.

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury.

1 6-inch Flexible Probe.

1 pair Straight Scissors, 5%-inch.

1 pair Jones' Artery Forceps.

1 pair Kelley's Artery Forceps.

1 Ball's Horse Trocar.

1 Matthieu's Needle Holder, 5 % -inch.

1 Card Braided Silk.

Vz dozen. Assorted Surgeon's Needles.

In two-fold Seal Grain Case $15.80

Fig. 4374— Amvetsco Two-fold Filled
Case same as Fig. 4373 except smooth
cowhide case $16.25

FIG. 4376— AMVETSCO TWO-FOLD
POCKET INSTRUMENT CASE.

Same contents as above except our Fig.
3284, heavy handle operating knives are
used instead of Fig. 3293 knives.
Price $16.85

Fig. 4377— Amvetsco Two-fold Filled
Case, same as Fig. 4376, except smooth
cowhide case $17.35

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POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES AND RACKS.

4378-4382

METAL KNIFE RACKS FOR POCKET CASES.

The illustration represents the U. S. Government style Metal Knife Rack, as used
in the army surgical cases. These may be inserted in the knife loops of the pocket case,
if desired, making a complete protection to knife blades, Supplied in 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
knife sizes. The five knife case or rack is recommended for the five knife pocket case.

Fig. 4378— Metal Knife Rack for 2 knives $1.00

Fig. 4379— Metal Knife Rack for 3 knives 1.10

Fig. 4380— Metal Knife Rack for 4 knives 1.25

Fig- 4381— Metal Knife Rack for 5 knives 1.40

Fig. 4382— Metal Knife Rack for 6 knives 1.65

Note: These racks will accommodate flat handle knives only, similar to our
Fig. 3287-3290-3296.

FIG. 4390— SIX KNIFE POCKET INSTRUMENT CASE.

With Solid Steel Handle Knives.

Contains :

1 Light Knicking Knife, 6-inch.

1 Sharp Curved Bistoury, 6-inch.

1 Probe Curved Bistoury, 6-inch.

1 Straight Bistoury, 6-inch.

1 Scalpel, 6-inch.

1 Aneurism Needle, 6-inch.

1 Thumb Forceps, 5% -inch.

1 pair Silver-Plated Probes, 5-inch.

1 Curved Scissors, 5-inch.

1 Heavy Artery Forceps.

1 4% -inch Grooved Director.

1 Ball's Horse Trocar, small.

1 5% -inch Mathieu's Needle Holder.

% dozen Assorted Needles.

1 Card Silk.

Put up in neat Cowhide Leather
Case, walrus grained.

Price $19.00

Fig. 4390-C— Six Knife Case, as il-
lustrated, empty $4.50

4390

Write for our special cash price on Pocket Instrument Cases.

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POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES.

FIG. 4396—TWO-FOLD
POCKET INSTRU-
MENT CASE.

Contains:

4 Operating Knives.
1 Scissors, curved on

flat, 6-inch.
1 Seton Needle, 6-inch.
1 Horse Trocar, Re-
versible.
1 Pean's Artery . For-
ceps, 5% -inch.
1 Probe, 6-inch.
1 Director, grooved.
Needles and Silk.

In very fine black
leather case.

Price $12.50

Fig. 4397 — Closed
Knife Loop Case, calf,
two-fold, as illustrated,

each $4.00

Fig. 4398— C 1 o s e d
Knife Loop Case, calf,
three-fold $5.00

FIG. 4399— JEFFERSON
CANINE POCKET
INSTRUMENT CASE.

4396

Contains :

1 Minor Operating Scalpel, English

form.
1 Minor Operating Scalpel, medium

size.
1 Minor Operating Finger Knife.
1 Minor Operating Curved Sharp

Bistoury.
1 Pean's Artery Forceps.
1 Straight Scissors, 5-inch.
1 Minor Operating Tenotome.

In Two-Fold Fine Leather Case

Fig. 4400 — Jefferson Pocket Case, empty.

1 Combined Male and Female Canine

Catheter.

1 Kelly's Artery Forceps, narrow jaw.

1 Thumb Forceps, 4% -inch, serrated.

1 Mathieu's Needle Holder, 5V2-inch.

1 Director and Tongue Tie.

1 Pair Pocket Case Probes.

y 2 Dozen Surgeons' Needles, assorted.

1 Card Silk.

.$16.50
. 3.75

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FIG. 4405—
TWO-FOLD
POCKET
INSTRUMENT

CASE.

Contains:

4 Heavy Operating
Knives.

2 Pean's Artery
Forceps, 5% -inch.

1 Dressing Forceps.

1 Horse Trocar.

1 Caustic Holder.

1 Probe, Jointed,
12-inch.

H| 1 Scissors, Straight,
m 6-inch.

I 1 Scissors, Curved,
6-inch.

1 Seton Needle,
Sharp.

Needles and Silk.

m|l Put up in fine
"~~ Black Leather Case.

Price.

.$17.50

This Case is furnished with any selection of four large Solid-Handle Hand-Forged
Knives, Fig. 3284, 1 to 9, at same price.

Fig. 4406 — Two-Fold Seal Grain Case, empty,
3284 knives

with open or closed loops for Fig.

.$3.75

FIG. 4408 — IDEAL
•CANINE POCKET IN-
STRUMENT CASE.

Contains :

4V 2 -

1 Pair Scissors,

inch.
1 Scalpel.
1 Sharp Bistoury.
1 Thumb Forceps.
1 Pair Pocket Case

Probes.
1 Grooved Director.
1 Ear Hook and Spoon.
1 Hemostatic Forceps,

Pean's.

In best quality Mo-
rocco Grain Leather
Case.
Price $6.50

4408

Fig. 4409 — Ideal Canine Pocket Case, empty $2.25

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EMPTY POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES AND'ROLLS

4421-4423

4411-4420

We furnish Pocket Instrument Cases
made both in fine cowhide, smooth finish and
seal grain leather. Made two or three-fold,
with pocket for ligatures, etc. Either closed
knife loops at bottom or open knife loops as
illustrated. Prices on special cases furnished
upon application.

Fit?. 4411 — Pocket Instrument Case, three-fold case, cowhide, smooth finish S5.00

Fig. 4414 — Pocket Instrument Case, three-fold case, seal grain leather 4.50

Fig. 4417 — Pocket Instrument Case, two-fold case, cowhide, smooth finish 4.00

Fig. 4420 — Pocket Instrument Case, two-fold case, seal grain leather 3.75

Our Dental Instrument Rolls are made of heavy tan leather with chamois lining
and flaps. Two rows of adjustable leather loops for dental and other heavy instruments.

Fig. 4421 — Dental Instrument Roll, size 16x30 inches $ 8.50

Fig. 4422 — Dental Instrument Roll, size 16x42 inches 11.00

Fig. 4423 — Dental Instrument Roll, size 18x42 inches 12.00

WASHABLE WHITE DUCK
AND TAN KHAKI IN-
STRUMENT ROLLS.

(With Adjustable Loops.)

Many surgeons prefer to
carry instruments in a roll,
which can be washed and
kept clean. They should never
be carried loose In a, bag.

4426-4440

4426 — 10x20 inches, white, single row of 15 loops $0.85

4427 — 12x23 inches, white, single row of 13 loops -wo

4428—12x23 inches, white, double row of 13 loops x.xa

4429—15x35 inches, white, single row of 21 loops^ l.£>

4430—15x35 inches, white, double row of 21 loops l.Bo

4431—20x30 inches, tan, double row of 13 Joops. . -•»"

4432—12x35 inches, khaki, single row of 21 loops 1-8"

4433 15x35 inches, khaki, double row of 21 loops *W

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fi«.

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LEATHER GOODS.

INSTRUMENT BAGS. POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES.

MEDICINE CASES. POCKET VIAL CASES.

DENTAL ROLLS. ACCESSORIES.

The description of the articles offered throughout our leather goods section are
to be depended upon. We aim to maintain quality and believe that the user will appre-
ciate serviceable articles that will withstand hard usage and wear.

The art of working up felt, paper, cardboard and split leather, so as to make the
appearance of solid leather, has attained such a state of development that all but the
most careful are deceived. The leather used in our goods is the very best obtainable
for the purpose, and wherever leather is mentioned it means real leather.

The metal fittings, the bottles, in fact everything else entering into the construc-
tion of our goods, are selected with the greatest care.

Special cases or bags necessitating alterations upon any of our regular listed
patterns will be subject to an additional charge, as the following listed articles are the
results of years of experience by one of the largest and most reliable concerns in the
country, and only the most practical and popular patterns have been selected for
consideration.

FIG. 4444— EMERGENCY BAG.

Instrument bag, made of the fin-
est black heavy sole leather, heavy
steel frame hand stitched to bag,
solid brass trimmings, seamless
edges, full leather lined. It con-
tains in the lower part of bag 11
adjustable strap loops, also a large
pocket on entire side of bag. In
the lid are 12 smaller loops for in-
struments, etc. These are covered
with flaps fastened with glove but-
ton catches. It is a very handsome
bag, and will outwear most any
bag made. Size, 8V 2 inches wide
and 9% inches to top of frame, 17
inches long.

Price $22.50

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FIG. 4446— EMERGENCY BAG.

The general arrangements of
this bag are like our Fig. 4444. It
is the best seal grain bag that can
be made. Heavy steel frame with
solid brass trimmings. No rivet-
ing, all hand stitched around the
frame. It is a bag to last a life-
time. Contains in the lower part,
11 adjustable strap loops, and also
a large pocket entire side of bag.
In the lid are 12 smaller loops for
instruments. It is made of the
very best black seal grain bag
leather and is full leather lined.

8% inches wide and 9% inches
high over all.

17 inches long $21.00

18 inches long 22.00

Fig. 4447 — Same style as Fig. 4446 only without outside straps and strap loops.

17 inches long $19.50

18 inches long 20.50

FIG. 4452— EMERGENCY BAG.

Made of the very finest black seal grain
bag stock, full leather lined, riveted steel
frame, nickel trimmings, 7% inches wide
and 8 inches high over all.

It contains in the lower part of bag, 11
adjustable strap loops, also a large pocket
entire side of bag. In the lid are 10 smaller
loops for instruments, etc. It also has two
straps running around the bag for the pur-
pose of strapping pans to the bottom of
bag when required.

For up-to-date obstetric work it cannot be
beaten for utility, quality, or price.

17 inches long $17.50

18 inches long 18.50

FIG. 4455— EMERGENCY BAG,
CABIN STYLE.

This is one of our most popular
emergency bags, considering style,
capacity, and stock used in its
manufacture. It is made in two
pieces of the finest black sole
leather, with heavy steel frame
and solid brass trimmings. The
seam of this bag is on the end in-
stead of corner seams and welts.
Bottom of bag is made from one
heavy piece of sole leather. The
frame is hand stitched to bag. Eng-
lish style. It is full leather lined,
with eight adjustable bottle loops
on the one side and a large pocket
entire length of bag on the oppo-
site side. There are 12 loops in the
lid for small instruments. It is 6V2 inches wide and 8 inches high to top of frame.

17 inches long .' $20.00

18 inches long 21.50

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FIG. 4473— INSTRUMENT BAG.

Square, cabinet bag style, 6 inches wide, 6
inches high, with leather covered steel frame
and full nickel trimmings. A serviceable bag
at a moderate price. Made of the best grade
bag leather. It is full leather lined, with a
large pocket on one side of bag and leather
loop for holding bottle pad (Fig. 4524-4527).

17 inches long $12.75

18 inches long 13.25

FIG. 4476— INSTRUMENT BAG.

Dimensions: 6 inches wide and 7 inches
high to top of frame.

Cabin style. Leather covered steel
frame with solid brass lock and end
catches.

Made of the finest black long walrus
grain bag leather. Full leather lining.
A very fine serviceable bag.

The inside arrangement is the same
as our Fig. 4473.

17 inches long $14.00

18 inches long 14.50

FIG. 4480— EMERGENCY BAG.

Dimensions: 7% inches wide
and 9 inches high to top of
frame.

Made of the finest black long
walrus grain bag leather. Full
leather lined.

Steel frame, leather covered.
Solid brass lock and end
catches. Extra leather corner
protections and metal feet.
Loops for instruments in lids.
Adjustable loops and pocket on
inside of bag.

Nothing equal for the price.

Prices.

17 inches long $18.00

18 inches long 18.25

Our Bags wear longer than others. The heavier leather does it.

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LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4483— EMERGENCY BAG.

Made of the finest black long wal-
rus grain bag leather, with heavy
steel frame, leather covered and hand
stitched to body of bag. English
style. It is supplied with the very
latest style gun metal lock and snap
catches. Leather lined, with adjust-
able loops and pocket inside of bag
and small loops for instruments in
lids. Extra leather corner protections
and metal feet.

17 inches long, 8 inches wide, 10
inches high $24.50

18 inches long, 8% inches wide,
10% inches high 25.00

FIG. 4485— EMERGENCY BAG.

It is made of the finest long walrus-grain
bag leather, full leather lined, riveted steel
frame leather covered. Nickel trimmings,
lock and end-catches. It is 6% inches wide,
10% inches high to top of frame, and made
in two lengths, 17 and 18 inches long.

Loops for instruments in lids, and ad-
justable loops, also pocket in main body of
bag.

This bag is purposely made high and nar-
row, which makes it very easy to carry. It's
capacity is the same as our Fig. 4452.

Prices.

17 inches long $16.50

18 inches long 17.00

FIG. 4488— COMPARTMENT BAG.

With tilting top and box bottom section.
Made of the finest black seal grain leather
with steel frame and solid brass trimmings.
It is made with a single end seam instead
of corner welting. Full leather lined. The
bag is divided at the bottom, forming a sep-
arate compartment for carrying small bot-
tles, sterilizer or instruments. This com-
partment is hinged on one side, with two
solid brass locks on the other side. Depth
of compartment, 3% inches. Width at bot-
tom, 7% inches. Height over all, 10 inches.
Length of bag, 17 inches.

Price $16-75

Copper Sterilizer to fit bottom of
Fig. 4488 Bag 9-00

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LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4500— INSTRUMENT BAG.

Dimensions: 5 inches wide and 5% inches
high to top of frame. Made of the finest black
seal grain bag leather. Leather covered steel
frame, with solid brass lock and slide catches,
full leather lined. A very handsome little bag.

Prices Without Bottles.

17 inches long.

18 inches long.

.$8.25
. 8.50

FIG. 4503— INSTRUMENT BAG.

Style of Lawyers' Brief Bag. Made
of black seal-grain bag leather; hand-
some frame with brass trimmings.
Width at bottom, 6 inches. Height
from bottom of bag to top of frame,
8 inches. The outside is made in two
pieces. No seams on edges.

Prices Without Bottles.

17 inches long, leather lined. . . .$9.00

18 inches long, leather lined.... 9.25

FIG. 4506— INSTRUMENT BAG.

Club Style. High and narrow. Easy
to carry. Made of the finest black
long walrus grain bag leather. Leath-
er-covered steel frame, and gun metal
trimmings. Finest leather lining.

High grade make throughout. No
seams on edges. Width at bottom 5%
inches. Height 9 inches to top of
frame.

Prices Without Bottles.

17 inches long $11.25

Any of the above bags fitted with six 1%-ounce G. S. bottles (Fig. 4524) on re-
movable tray, $1.50 extra. Fitted with six 1%-ounce G. S. and M. C. bottles (Fig. 4527)
on removable tray, $2.25 extra.

FIG. 4508— INSTRUMENT BAG.

Made in two pieces of the finest black,
smooth sole leather. Leather covered
steel frame. Solid brass trimmings. 5V2
inches wide at bottom and 7% inches
high to top of frame. Full leather lined.
Seamless edges.
17 inches long $12.50

Wherever we describe smooth sole '
leather, it does not mean the ordinary
bag leather without the grain; but it's
a finely finished leather on the sole
leather line, but pliable — BEST WEAR-
ING QUALITIES.

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LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4509— INSTRUMENT BAG, BOSTON STYLE.

A very nicely finished, light weight, pli-
able bag, that is popular where a flexible
bag is required. Made in two pieces of the
finest black or brown smooth sole leather
with end seams instead of corner welts.
Leather covered steel frame, two handles,
full leather lined. 10 inches high, 5Vz
inches wide.

16 inches long at bottom $13.50

18 inches long at bottom 15.00

Fitted with 6 one and one-half ounce G.
S. bottles on removable pad, $1.50 extra.

Fitted with 6 one and one-half ounce G.
S. and M. C. bottles on removable pad, $2.25
extra.

FIG. 4510— INSTRUMENT BAG, BOSTON
STYLE.

Same as Fig. 4509, only made of the best
grained bag leather. Leather lined. 10 inches
high, 5% inches wide.

$10.65

11.85

Fitted with 6 one and one-half ounce G. S.
bottles on removable pad, $1.50 extra.

Fitted with 6 one and one-half ounce G. S.
and M. C. bottles on removable pad, $2.25
extra.

16 inches long at bottom.
18 inches long at bottom.

rjfctCT,

4524

4527

REMOVABLE PADS FOR BAGS AND CASES.

Fig. 4524 Set of six 1%-oz. glass stoppered bottles on removable pad $1.50

Fig! 4527— Set of six 1%-oz. glass stoppered and metal cap bottles on removable

pads.

.$2.25

Most of our Instrument Bags are so arranged that they can be fitted with either
of the above.

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LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4530— DR. S. L. STEWART SPECIAL SATCHEL CASE.

Compact, neat and substantial; cov-
ered with the best black seal-grain bag
leather, cowhide. Has heavy steel frame,
with extra strong brass lock and
catches; English style and hand stitched.
Designed for general practice and pro-
vided with compartments for emergency
use.
Contents:

Six 4-oz. S. C. jars, three at each end.
Eighteen 1%-oz. square G. S. bottles, nine
along each side.

Two sundry spaces in center of bottom,
one four inches long and one seven and
one-half inches long. Width 3% inches and
depth 4% inches. Two hinged compart-
ments for instruments, hypodermic syringe,
etc., resting on top of bottles. The inside
of lid has racks, loops and flaps for in-
struments.

Outside measurements, 17 inches long,
6% inches wide and 8% inches high to top
4530 of frame.

Price .$31.00

FIG. 4533— DR. F. F. BROWN SPECIAL SATCHEL CASE.

The workmanship is first class
throughout. This satchel is covered with
the best black smooth sole leather cow-
hide; has riveted steel frame and nickel-
plated trimmings. Designed for both
city and country practice and is pro-
vided with compartments for emergency
instruments.
Contents :

Six 4-oz. S. C. jars, three at each end.

Twenty 1%-oz. square G. S. bottles,
ten along each side.

Sundry space in center of bottom 11 %
inches long, 3% inches wide and 4%
inches deep. Two hinged compartments
for instruments, hypodermic syringe, etc.,
resting on top of bottles. The inside of
lid contains knife rack, loops and flaps
for instruments.

Outside measurements, 17 inches long,
7 1 ,4 inches wide and 8% inches high to
top of frame.

4533

Price $27.50

"Service" is performance by the seller which results in the complete satisfaction
of the buyer.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO. 323

LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4536— SOLE LEATHER COMBI-
NATION BAG.

Same style bag as Fig-. 4455, made in
two pieces of the finest black sole leather,
with end seams only. Heavy steel frame
and frame hand-stitched to bag. English
style. Full leather lined. Trimmings are
pt solid brass throughout. Dimensions:
17 inches long, 6V2 inches wide, 8 inches
high to top of frame.

""This bag has four rows of loops inside
of lids for emergency instruments. Fit-
ted with 10 2-ounce G. S. and M. C. bot-
tles on one side, or with the same num-
ber of bottles on each side.

Price, with 10 2-ounce G. S. and

M. C. bottles $23.00

Price, with 20 2-ounce O. S. and

M. C. bottles 20.00

FIG. 4542— COMBINATION BAG.

Dimensions: 17 inches long, 7 inches
wide, 8 inches high.

Made of the best black seal grain bag
leather. Full leather lined. English steel
frame, hand-stitched to body of bag, solid
brass trimmings, same style as our Fig.
4482. It contains 20 two-ounce G. S. and
M. C. bottles, placed in stationary loops
on inner sides of bag. Large empty space
in center of bag, full length of same and
3U inches .wide.

Price $26.!>0

Our Bags wear longer than others. The
heavier leather does it.

FIG. 4539— COMBINATION BAG.

Dimensions: 17 inches long, 694 inches
wide and 7% inches high; 6 inches high
at corners.

Made of the best black seal grain bag
leather, canvas lined, steel frame, nickel
trimmings.

It contains 22 three-ounce, cork stop-
pered bottles. The balance of space in
bag is empty for sundries and measures.
10 inches long and 3 inches wide.
Price $17.50

mis

FIG. 4548— COMBINATION BAG.

Dimensions: 17 inches long, 9 inches
wide and 9 inches high.

Made of the best black seal grain bag
leather. Leather lined. Steel frame,
nickel trimmings. It contains 6 six-
ounce G. S. and M. C, 6 four-ounce G. S.
and M. C. and 5 six-ounce C. S. bottles.
The balance of space in bag is empty for
sundries and measures 16 inches long and
4% inches wide.

Price $19.50

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LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4551— "NANCY HANKS" VETERINARY CASE.

Dimensions: 13% inches long, 8% inches
high, 8% inches wide.

Contains 6 eight-ounce, 8 four-ounce, 9 two
and one-half-ounce, and 8 one-ounce wide-
mouth bottles, with covered supply box 8x7%
x2 inches.

The outside is made of extra heavy black
seal-grain bag leather, stitched around the
edges and substantially lined. Made thorough-
ly dust-proof, and fitted with the "Welemaco"
patent silver-plated springs for holding the
bottles, Bumper corners, metal covered flanges
at head of corks, preventing same from com-
ing out and remedies from spilling. Wele-
maco safety lock and key, besides two hinge
hasp fasteners, and strong, heavy handle.

The entire case is made with special view
to durability, compactness, convenience and

cleanliness. Price

Made of heavy black or orange case stock. Price

.$17.25
. 19.00

FIG. 4554— UPRIGHT VETERINARY CASE.

Dimensions: 14 inches long, 8 inches
high, 7% inches wide. Covered with the
best black seal-grain bag leather. Hand-
stitched around the edges. Substantially
lined, nickel bumper corners, safety lock,
heavy hooks and sliding handle.

It contains 2 eight-ounce wide-mouth and
3 eight-ounce tincture mouth glass stopper
bottles, 16 three-ounce, 8 one-ounce and 14
three-drachm cork stopper bottles, also a
covered supply space 12%x4xl% inches.

Price $22.00

FIG. 4557— VETERINARY CASE.

Dimensions: 12 inches long, 7% inches high,
6 inches wide.

Covered with the best black seal-grain bag
leather.

Substantially lined, nickel bumper corners,
Welemaco safety lock, hinge hasp, strong han-
dle. All edges of case hand-stitched. Wele-
maco springs for holding bottles.

It contains 4 three-ounce, 16 two and one-
half -ounce and 13 one-ounce bottles; also cov-
ered supply box 6x5x1% inches.

Price.

• $15.50

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LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4560— VETERINARY CASE

Size, 13 inches long, 8 inches wide, 8 V,
inches high.

Contains three 8-ounce Rd. G. S. tincture
bottles, two 8-ounce Rd. G. S. salt mouth
bottles, eight 4-ounce bottles, eleven 2-ounce
vials, ten 4-drachra vials, and one 2-ounce
graduate, also empty space for sundries.

Made of black grain leather. Price.. $17

Made of heavy stock, orange or black

color. Price 18-50

FIG. 4565— VETERINARY CASE.

This case, was originally designed by
Dr. B. H. Sayre, whose purpose was to
arrange a case for convenience and ca-
pacity as well as something" substantial
that would withstand the abuse given the
average medicine case. It is made en-
tirely of heavy sole leather, hand sewed,
and full leather lined. Should it be ex-
posed to the weather, it would not warp
out of shape as the leather covered wood
frame case will do. It is entirely new
and the most complete and serviceable
case of its kind ever designed. It is
compact and durable in every sense.

The partitions are of stiff, heavy sole
leather, to which the bottles are firmly
anchored by steel spring clasps, and so
arranged as to eliminate danger of break-
age or stoppers slipping. This case is
supplied with nickel -plated safety lock
and small leather covered knobs on side
as well as bottom, serving as protection to the case when open. It is devoid of hinges,
the wear of opening and closing being centered on reinforced sole leather.

Dimensions: 16 inches long, 7% inches high and 6 y 2 inches wide. Contains eight
4-ounce glass stoppered and metal cap bottles, ten 2% -ounce cork stoppered, nine 8-
drachm cork stoppered, eighteen 4-drachm cork stoppered bottles, and one 2-ounce
graduate; also space 5%x6%xl% inches. One of the most practical cases made for
veterinary use.
Price $24.00

FIG. 4576— PATENT SPRING SADDLE BAGS
(U. S. Army Pattern)

^n»

The bottles are contained in two inner cases, one holding fourteen 1-ounce bottles and
eighteen 3-drachm vials, the other five 3-ounce bottles and supply box for sundries, 7%
inches long, 1% inches deep, 1% inches wide. These cases can be taken out and used sep-
arately when desired, or can be easily strapped together into a single hand case.

Made either of fine black harness leather or russet box leather. Dimensions of each
inner case, 8% inches high, 8 inches wide and 2 inches thick.
Price $29.60

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LEATHER GOODS.

FIG. 4578— EMERGENCY POCKET FOLD.

A pocket vial case or emergency
fold case has been often suggested
by practitioners. The illustration
above represents a case of this
style equipped to carry hypodermic
tablets and hypo syringe as well
as four empty or filled capsules.
In addition it contains three screw
cap bottles for dispensing tablets.

We refer to this as an Emer-
gency Fold in that it may easily be
carried in the pocket when other
or additional equipment would be
troublesome.

The case contains: One 5cc Quit-
man Syringe complete with needles:
10 small hypodermic tablet vials; three one-half ounce screw cap bottles; and four
compartments for capsules or boluses.

This case is made of one solid piece of the besft leather obtainable and will give
lifetime service.

Case complete as described above $6.00

SINGLE-FOLD POCKET VIAL CASES.
Fig. 4582— Contains 12 3-drachm

vials.

.$2.10

Fig. 4585 — Contains 10 4-drachm

vials 2.15

Fig. 4588 — Contains 12 4-drachm

vials 2.35

Fig. 4591— Contains 8 6-drachm

vials. . . . 2.35

Fig. 4594 — Contains 10 6-drachm

vials 2.65

Fig. 4597 — Contains 8 1-ounce vials 2.65
If fitted with S. C. bottles add 30c to
list.

liiHHilHi

DOUBLE-FOLD POCKET VIAL CASES.

Fig. 4600— Contains 24 2-drachm

vials $3.00

Fig. 4603— Contains 24 3-drachm

vials 3.30

Fig. 4606— Contains 20 3-drachm

vials 3.00

Fig. 4609 — Contains 24 4-drachm

vials 3.60

Fig. 4612— Contains 20 4-drachm

vials 3.30

Fig. 4615 — Contains 14 3-drachm

and 11 4-drachm vials . 3.60

If fitted with S. C. bottles add 50c to
list.

All of our Pocket Vial Cases are made of genuine Turkish morocco. Full leather
lined and fitted with glove fastener. They are made with leather loops for holding
bottles, making them more flexible than when fitted with metal springs. All have a
pocket for powder papers.

Do not fail to read page 316 regarding leather goods

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MEDICINE CASE BOTTLES, VIALS AND JARS.

Our medicine case bottles are made of the very best heavy flint glass
and sized especially to fit our cases.

The glass stoppered and metal cap bottles are accurately fitted with
emery-ground glass stoppers, which are absolutely held in place with the
heavy metal cap. This cap screws firmly around the neck of the bottle,
thus preventing any possible chance of the stopper becoming loose.

FIG. 4618— METAL CAP SAFETY BOTTLE.

Capacity
V" ounce

Capacity

1 ounce

NOTE:
blue or am

Capacity
2 ounce

. Diam. of Body
. . . 1 inches. .

.1%

• liV

.1%
2

!2H

• iy 4

Length Over All
. . . . 3 yi inches .

.4%

.6%

Price Doz.

$3.00

3.25

3.75

4.50

5.00

5.75

5.00

FIG. 4621— GLASS STOPPERED BOTTLES, ROUND.

Diameter Length Over All Mouth Price Doz.
1% inches 3% inches T $1.83

1% " 3% " S 1.83

1% " 4% " T 2.04

1% " 4 " S 2.04

2 " 5% " T 2.42

2 " 5 % " S 2.42

2 % " 7 " T 3.19

214 " 6% " S 3.19

supply the 2-ounce, 4-ounce and 8-ounce sizes as listed above in

We also
ber.

FIG. 4624— GLASS STOPPERED BOTTLES, SQUARE.

Diameter

Capacity
4 ounce

.1%
.1%
.1%
.1%
.2

inches 4 %

*Vi

5 %

5Vi

.6%

Length Over All

inches T .

S.
T.
S.

Price Doz.

$1.44

1.50
1.88
1.94

. T 2.50

. S 2.03

FIG. 4627— SQUARE SCREW CAP JARS.

Diameter Length Over All Mouth Price Doz.
. .1% inches 4 % inches S $2.00

FIG. 4630— CORK STOPPERED BOTTLES, ROUND.

Capacity Diameter Length Over All
2 1 /. ounce 1 Vi inches 5% inches....

3 " 1% " 4%

4 " 1% " 6% "

6 " 1% " 6%

Moutli Price Doz.

. . . T $0.90

. . . S 9«

. . ,T 1.00

. . .T 1.10

. . S 1.20

T stands for Tincture Mouth. S stands for Salt Mouth.

FIG. 4633— CASE VIALS.

Cork Stoppered
Price, Doz.

$0.33 . . .

.36

Cork Stoppered Screw Cap
Price, Doz. Price, Doz.
$0.39 $0.72

Scale of
Millimeters

rlilliBE'iMnm B

— ^^L^™25™^^5^^5 55 65 75 85 95

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EMPTY INSTRUMENT AND TABLET CASES, ROLLS.

POCKET INSTRUMENT CASES.

POCKET ALKALOID CASES.

We carry a complete assortment of
empty pocket cases, made both in fine
cowhide, smooth finisli leather and seal
grain leather. n _ _

Smooth Finish Seal Gram
Fig. 1630— Cowhide

Two-fold case $4.00 $3.75

Fig. 4639 —

Three-fold case .... 5.00 4.50

Note: Empty Pocket Instrument Cases

may be supplied with knife loops at bot-
tom, open or closed. Prices on special
cases furnished upon application.

A very neat and handy leather pocket
case, made to accommodate all regular
hypodermic tablet vials. Supplied in three
sizes. Made of a durable leather.

Fig. 4642 — 6-vial ease, each $1.00

Fig. 4645 — 8 -vial case, each 1.10

Fig. 4648 — 12-vial case, each 1.30

Note: Filled Hypodermic Cases — We

shall be very glad to furnish special prices
on filled cases with any assortment of
alkaloids specified. For Hypodermic Tab-
lets see pages 390-391.

DENTAL INSTRUMENT
ROLLS.

Heavy tan Leather roll with
chamois lining and flaps. Two
rows of adjustable leather loops
for denial and other heavy in-
struments.

Fig. 4651— Size 16x30 in.. .$ 8.50 \|J
Fig. 4054 — Size 16x42 in.. . 11.00
Fig. 4657 — Size 18x42 in... 12.00 \*;

WASHABLE WHITE DUCK AND TAN
KHAKI INSTRUMENT ROLLS.

(With Adjustable Loops)

Instruments should always be carried in a roll, which can
be washed and kept clean. They should never be carried
loose in a bag.

Fig. 4658 — 10x20 inches, white, single row of 15 loops $0.85

Fig. 4660 — 12x23 inches, white, single row of 13 loops 90

Fig. 4661 — 12x23 inches, white, double row of 13 loops 1.15

Fig. 4662 — 14x35 inches, white, single row of 21 loops 1.35

Fig. 4663 — 15x35 inches, white, double row of 21 loops 1.68

Fig. 4064 — 20x30 inches, tan, double row of 13 loops 2.50

Fig. 4665 — 12x35 inches, khaki, single row ot 21 loops 1.80

Fig. 4666 — 15x35 inches, khaki double row of 21 loops 2.85

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LEATHER GOODS.

ACCESSORIES

FIG. 4672— MEDICINE CASE
GRADUATE.

Graduated in drachms up to 2
ounces.
Price, each $0.40

FIG. 4675— EMERGENCY BAG IN-
STRUMENT TRAY.

Inches Price

10%x6i4x2 1 / 4 $1.25

Il%x7%x2.% 1.60

13 1 / 2 x8 1 /4x2% 2.15

16 1 / 2 x9 1 /2x2% 2.75

FIG. 4687— SILVER-PLATED METAL
SPRINGS FOR HOLDING BOTTLES.

It is impossible for them to become loose,
like single springs, because they are part of
the entire plate.

The distinctive features of our springs
are that they are cut from a continuous
plate of fine quality spring brass, the base
of the spring being a part of the plate,
and arranged diagonally to bring the bot-
tles next to each other. They are silver-
plated and lacquered to prevent corrosion.

FIG. 4678— SATCHEL, MEDI-
CINE CASE AND DEN-
TAL INSTRUMENT
ROLL HANDLES.

Small size, each $0.40

Medium size, each 45

Large size, each 50

-a* ^^7

Inches Price

8x3 xl% $0.90

12x3 ,1 /2xl 1 / 2 1.25

17x4 xlV 2 1.50

FIG. 4684— FIBRE CARRYING CASE.

Waterproof Carrying Case, with
catches and convenient handle. Espe-
cially adapted for carrying stomach tube
and pump. Size lG^xll^xS inches.

Each.

.$2.50

Per foot.

.$1.25

COPPER AND NICKEL PLATED
STERILIZERS

Our special sterilizer is made to carry in
the emergency and obstetrical bag if de-
sired. Sixe 10x5x2. Originally recom-
mended by the New York State College and
particularly used by practitioners from that
school. It is the best and most serviceable
little sterilizer on the market.
Fig. 4688— Cornell Copper Sterilizer. .$4.50
Fig. 4689— Cornell Nickel-Plated Ster-
ilizer 4.00

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SURGICAL DRESSINGS.

FIG. 4693— ABSORBENT COTTON. (Long Fibre.)

We offer an exceptional good quality hospital cotton at the following prices:

Per Lb.

1 pound, long fibre cotton $0.50

10 pounds, long fibre cotton 49

25 pounds, long fibre cotton 48

50 pounds, 1 case cotton • ■ 48

100 pounds, 2 cases cotton 48

FIG. 4696— ABSORBENT COTTON. (Short Fibre.)

Per Lb.

1 pound short fibre cotton _40

10 pounds short fibre cotton ■ ■ .39

25 pounds short fibre cotton 33

50 pounds short fibre cotton .38

100 pounds short fibre cotton 38

FIG. 4699— STERILIZED ABSORBENT
COTTON.

1 pound in handy sterile package. $0.65
% pound in handy sterile package. .70
Vi pound in handy sterile package

2 ounces in handy sterile package
1 ounce in handy sterile package

V2 ounce in handy sterile package

Note: The label covers every crevice,
sealing the carton and protects the cot-
ton absolutely against dust, germs and
moisture.

.75

.85

.90

1.20

One Pound Carton.

is
Me

50-Pound Bale.
FIG. 4702— OAKUM.

1 pound carton, pound $0 50

10 pound lots (bulk), pound 45

25 pound lots (bulk), pound 44

50 pound bale, pound '43

FIG. 4705— JUTE.
1 pound carton, pound $0.60

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SURGICAL SUNDRIES.

FIG. 4715— RUBBER DRAINAGE TUBING.

G-inch length, assorted sizes, 5 pieces (sterilized) in a bottle, per bottle.

0.45

GAUZE, moist in glass jars. GAUZE, dry in cartons.

Fig. 4720 — Plain, aseptic. Fig. 4741 — Plain (Sterilized).

1 yard each $0.40 1 yar( j j n handy pkg. . .each $0.20

5 yards each .95 5 yards in handy pkg. . .each .65

25 yards in box each 2.25

Fig. 4723— Borated. 100 yards in roll each 7.25

1 yard each .45

5 yards each 1.05 Fig. 4744 — Borated.

^. .„«„ ,-. l i A j 1 yard in handy pkg. . . .each .25

1 ard each 45 5 yards in handy pkg. .. .each .85

5 yards each 1.05 Fig 4747— Carbolated.

„. .„„,. ^ c i_i ■ ■ i *„ 1 vard in handy pkg.... each .25

Fig. 4729 - Cor 1 r ° S V o r S 1 U to 1 20 a 00' 5 y ards in handy pkg - ' • - each - 85

1 yard each .45 Fig 4750— Corrosive Sublimate, 1 to

5 yards each 1.05 1000 or 1 to 2000.

Fig. 4732 — Iodoform 5%. 1 yard in handy pkg each .25

J yard each .55 5 yards in handy pkg. . . .each .85

5 yards each 1.50

J Fig. 4753 — Iodoform 57c

Fig. 4735 — Iodoform 10%. 1 yard in handy pkg .... each .40

1 yard each .60 5 yards in handy pkg. . . .each 1.10

5 yards each 1.35

Fig. 4756— Iodoform 10%.

Fig. 4738— Picric Acid. 1 yard in handy pkg. .. .each .45

1 yard each .bO 5 ds j handy pkg each 1.35

5 yards each 1.65

Note: Special prices on plain gauze in bulk quoted on application.

Note: We can supply any of the most popular brands of gauze, including Bauer

& Black, Seabury & Johnson and Johnson & Johnson.

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AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

SURGICAL DRESSINGS, SUNDRIES.

4759

Fig. 4759 — Gauze Packer, Burrage's, external diameter x k inch, length 12 inches. $1.25

FIG. 4762— "NU" GAUZE STRIPS.

Are selvedge edge, continuous length, in glass tubes, made expressly for packing
into sinuses, fistulae, etc., %-inch widths are 6 yards long; 1-inch widths are 3% yards
long.

Plain Aseptic, % or 1 inch each, $0.25; dozen, $3.00

Borated, % or 1 inch each, .30; dozen, 3.60

Corrosive Sublimate (1-1000), % or 1 inch each, .30; dozen, 3.60

Iodoform, 5%, Ms or 1 inch each, .35; dozen, 4.00

Fig. 4765 — Plain Gauze Bandages, 10

yards long, each bandage
wrapped and sealed.

1 in. wide doz. $0.70

1% in. wide doz. .85

2 in. wide doz. 1.10

2% in. wide doz. 1.35

3 in. wide doz. 1.60

3% in. wide doz. 1.85

4 in. wide doz. 2.10

Fig. 4768— Roller Bandages, Unbleached

muslin, 5 yards long. Each
bandage wrapped and sealed.

1 in. wide doz. $0.65

1% in. wide doz. .80

2 in. wide doz. 1.05

2% in. wide doz. 1.30

3 in. wide doz. 1.55

3% in. wide doz. 1.80

4 in. wide doz. 2.05

Fig. 4771 — Bandage Scis-
sors, Lister's, 5Vz inch. .$1.50

Fig. 4774 — Bandage Scis-
sors, Lister's, 7 inch.... 1.80

Fig. 4777 — Bandage Scis-
sors, Lister's, 8 inch.... 2.10

4771-4777

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333

SURGICAL DRESSINGS, SUNDRIES.

FIG. 4782 — CREPE PAPER BANDAGES.

These bandages are made of a special crepe
paper, soft and elastic, so that they support
cotton dressings in contact with wounds in a
more comfortable manner than do other dress-
ings. They are surprisingly strong; their ten-
sile strength is so great that veterinarians who
are using them pronounce them entirely satis-
factory for general use.

These are marketed in sealed glassine con-
tainers. Each has sufficient tape to act as an
adhesive for holding bandage tightly in place.
They are sterile and five yards longer than
ordinary gauze bandages.

Note the cost of the paper bandages as com-
pared to the gauze and cotton bandages.

Per doz.
Crepe
15 yds.

1 in $0.40

2 in 00

2% in 75

3 in 85

4 in 1.10

PIG. 478C — PLASTER PARIS
BANDAGES

(5 Yards Long).

These bandages are put up in new
sealed double containers, which pro-
tect them thoroughly from atmos-
pheric moisture, a very important
feature.
\y% inches wide, dozen $2.10

2 inches wide, dozen 2.40

2y 2 inches wide, dozen. , 2.70

3 inches wide, dozen 3.00

3% inches wide, dozen 3.30

4 inches wide, dozen 3. GO

Fig. 4789 — Red Cross
Woven Elastic Band-
ages (1% yards slack,
3 yards stretched).

2 in. wide, each., $0.40
2% in. wide, each.. .50

3 " in. wide, each.. .60

Fig. 4792 — ( 2 % yards
slack, 5 yds. stretched).

2 in. wide, each.. $0.60
2y 2 in. wide, each.. .70

3 in. wide, each.. .80

Fig. 4795 — Rubber Bandage—

12 feet long.

2 inches wide, each. .. .$1.00
2% inches wide, each.... 1.25

3 ' inches "wide, each.... 1.50

Trade

Mark

'. '.":

Fig. 4798— Flannel Bandages —

White or red, 5
yards long.
1% inches wide, dozen.

2 " inches wide, dozen.
2% inches wide, dozen.

3 inches wide, dozen.
3% inches wide, dozen.

4 inches wide, dozen.
Assorted, 1% to 4 inches

dozen

334

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY. MO.

BANDAGES.

Fig. 4S01 —
Throat Hood,

finest quality.
Made out of
white, gray,
fawn or fancy
wool goods,
either in
medium or
heavy weight
as desired,
each. . . .$3.00

Pig. 4S04 — Stock-
inette Bandage, 3

inches wide, 5 yards
long; one-half dozen
in box.

Each $0.05

Dozen 7.20

FIG. 4807— DERBY BANDAGES.

"»• 2 — Derby, 2 yard, in wrappers, per set $0.75

No. 2 — Derby, 2y™ yard, in wrappers, per set \ g0

No. 1 — Derby, 3 yard, in wrappers, per set 12 o

No. 95 — Derby, 2 y„ yard, in boxes, single web, per set , [[[ X.35

Fig. 4810— Single Web Cotton Bandages, white, 3 yards long-, four bandages to the

SeL ;|^ g0

Fig. 4813— Single Web Cotton Bandages, gray, 3 yards long, four bandages to these't 2^0
Fig. 4810— Single Web Cotton Bandages, fawn, 3 yards long, four bandages to the

Fig. 4819— Engl )h Linen Bandages, 2y 2 yards long, four bandages to the set .... 2.60

Fig. 4S22— Woolen Bandages, made of best quality white or gray flannel, 2% yards

long, four bandages to the set 3.00

Fig. 4825— Cotton Quilted Bandages, made of good quality white cotton quilted on

cheese cloth, washable, four bandages to the set . 75

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

335

BANDAGE ROLLERS.

JOBSE BANDAGE ROLLER.

Is made of wrought steel instead
of casting, making it impossible to
break. Can be adjusted to roll
bandages from one inch to four
inches wide. Will clamp onto any
table or shelf. Made in two fin-
ishes, nickel-plated and black
enameled with blue strips.

Prices.

Fig. 4828— Nickel-plated. . ..$2.50
Fig. 4831— Black enameled... 2.25

4828-4831

4834

Fig. 4834 — Bandage Roller, Pelton's, full nickel-plated $1.75

Fig. 4837 — Bandage Roller, plain Japanned 90

Our growth from 1911 to the present time is the result of our policy — Quality,
Service and Price.

336

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

ADHESIVE PLASTER.

ZINC OXIDE ADHESIVE PLASTER.

(On spools without cutter.)

Fig. 4840 — Two and One-Half Yard
Spools without cutter.

Fig. 4843-

Fig. 4846-

y 2

inch wide, each. . .

$0.20

inch wide, each. . .

.25

inches wide, each.

.30

Five

Yard Spools wi

thout

cutter.

inch wide, each. . .

$0.35

inches wide, each.

.40

inches wide, each.

.45

inches wide, each.

.55

inches wide, each.

.65

inches wide, each.

.85

Ten

Yard Spools withou

t cut-

ter.

inch wide, each. . .

$0.55

inches wide, each.

.65

inches wide, each.

.80

inches wide, each.

1.00

inches wide, each.

1.20

inches wide, each.

1.60

Encode

Adhesive

Plaster

2 Inches Wide
10 Yards Long

Fig. 4850 — Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster, in rolls on moleskin.
1 yard rolls, 7 inches wide, each

.$0.50

B & B IODINE SWABS.

Tincture of Iodine has come to be recognized by authorities generally as an un-
equalled antiseptic for external application in first-aid work. It should be applied to
all wounds and abrasions — all cases of broken skin. And the sooner it can be applied
the better.

In B & B Iodine Swabs we offer this antiseptic in ideal form. The swab is a strong
glass tube at one end of which many thicknesses of gauze are attached to form a brush
inside of which the glass tube has been drawn to a point so it is easy to break with
the fingers.

To treat a wound with the B & B Iodine Swab, simply break off the tip of the
tube inside the gauze brush which is then used to paint the wound and surrounding
skin.

Fig. 4854 — Iodine Swabs (3 swabs in package), per pkg. /25c; Per dozen pkgs.. .$2.75

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

337

CHLOROFORM INHALERS.

THE SPECIAL CHLOROFORM MUZZLE.

This chloroform muzzle is made of a very closely woven fabric which makes possible
the use of a minimum quantity of chloroform to produce anesthesia, thus rendering the
use of chloroform comparatively safe under the most difficult conditions. In the pro-
duction of anesthesia by this method, the struggling of animals during the first stages
of administration is greatly reduced, even when they are confined in recumbent posi-
tion. However, the Special Chloroform Muzzle is particularly well adapted to giving
chloroform in the standing position.

The employment of the muzzle and the use of chloroform in the standing position
is endorsed by leading veterinarians of this country.

Write for our leaflet, which describes this muzzle and gives complete directions
for its use.

Fig. 4878— Chloroform Muzzle, as illustrated $3.50

^,m: l M sp m \& m ft \w

^3-^^^^

FIG. 4882— CHLOROFORM INHALER, Juillard's Equine.

Convenient in using the "drop" method of administering chloroform after subjects
have been put under by other methods, thus minimizing danger greatly.

Price $3 - 50

338

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

OPERATING HOODS AND SLINGS.

HOOD IS USEFUL:

For operations whether the animal is confined on a
table or on the ground.

For castration whether the animal be cast or operated
upon while standing.

For examining the feet of unbroken horses, putting
on hopples, suturing skin wounds, etc.

For violent colic eases, azoturia, forage poisoning,
and all conditions where the animal is prone to injure
its head or eyes in struggling.

It makes a good impression on the owner.

FIG. 4884— OPERATING HOOD.

Heavy padded canvas and strong leather straps.
Price $4.00

THE EASIEST WAY TO RAISE A HORSE OR COW.

Every practicing veterinarian is thoroughly familiar with the difficulty encoun-
tered in adjusting the average sling upon a recumbent animal, particularly in close
dark quarters.

Perhaps the easiest method devised is that which has been advocated by Wright
of Pennsylvania, a description of which follows: Take from forty to sixty feet of
good rope which need not be over one-half inch in diameter if of good quality. Place
the central part of the rope transversely across the recumbent animal's neck and pass
both ends downward toward, the breast crossing them as they are passed backward
between the fore legs, draw the two ends outward back of each elbow and pass them
upward so that they may be crossed over the back just posterior to the withers. From
this point the two ends are passed downward each in the direction of the right and left
flanks, thence backward between the hind legs where the ropes are again crossed.
At that point the two free ends of the rope are passed upward side by side and crossed
beneath the subject's tail and carried around the base of the tail crupper-fashion and
again crossed. The two ropes are now drawn forward together parallel with the
animal's spinal axis underneath the two crossed parts posterior to the withers and tied
to the single rope on the neck at the starting point.

Throughout the whole procedure great care should be taken so that the rope may
be drawn very snugly. This having been done a hoisting apparatus may be hooked
into all of the ropes at the point where the four strands cross one another, posterior
to the withers, and the animal raised to its feet. While this method is much easier
than the adjustment of the simplest sling, it is not recommended for supporting
animals for any great length of time, but as soon as the animal has been raised to lt«
feet slings may be adjusted without difficulty.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY,

SLINGS.

MO.

339

ADJUSTABLE

FIG. 4885— THE HUMANE SLING.

(Patented)

This sling is the most practical appliance of its kind for many reasons:

It affords the greatest degree of comfort to animals supported.

It is the strongest sling on the market.

It is the simplest and most durable sling obtainable.

It is capable of nicer adjustments than any other sling.

Weight is supported by this sling in such manner that the most distressing cases
of azoturia may be supported with the least possible inconvenience to the patient. This
is possible for the reason that weight is sustained by means of the four quarters.
Respiration is not interfered with because of this mode of support. The abdominal
viscera are not displaced, hence no discomfort is occasioned from such cause. Chafing
is reduced to a minimum, and finally, animals are secured in such fashion that the most
violent struggling will not result in the animal's falling out of the sling or assuming
uncomfortable positions.

Prostrate animals are elevated in the most convenient and comfortable manner
because weight is properly balanced. The sling is composed of only three separate
parts, and as shown by the illustration, is capable of adjustment to suit any condition.
The fastenings are simple yet positive and lock in position. It is guaranteed to give
satisfaction in handling the most difficult cases that require the support of a sling.

Fig. 4885 — Humane Sling, complete with Triple Sheave Safety Hoist $30.00

Fig. 4886 — Humane Sling, without hoist 26.00

340 AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

THE HUMANE SLING IN CATTLE PRACTICE.

(Patented)

SAME SPECIAL
FEATURES AS
FOR- HORSE

The matter and manner of supporting cattle with slings is one which often per-
plexes the best of practitioners. Unless a sling is most comfortable and amenable to
the nicest adjustments, cattle do not take well to being hoisted and supported. Con-
sequently, until recently, it was generally considered impractical to attempt the use of
slings in cattle practice.

With the Humane Sling, however, because of the comfortable position that it
affords cattle when supported, good results are to be had when failure is to be expected
with the use of ordinary slings.

The cut shown herewith indicates clearly the manner of adjustment of this sling
and demonstrates the natural position in which animals are supported.

This is the same well-built sling that is shown for use on horses, but because of
the facilities for adjustment, it is no doubt the best sling for use in general practice.

Prices same as Figs. 4885 and 4886.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO. 341

SLINGS AND HOISTS

U. S. ARMY SLING.

An extra heavy sling that is very
simple in its makeup, and extremely
strong and durable.

A glimpse at the accompanying il-
lustration is sufficient to convey a
good knowledge of its structure:
Bodice of heavy sail-ducking rein-
forced at the edges with heavy web
belting; cross straps of leather pre-
vent splitting of bodice. Both ends
of the bodice are bound with metal
which is clamped and riveted in posi-
tion.

Breechings and breast collar attach-
ments are secure and capable of ready
adjustment to fit different animals.
These are of four-inch canvas belt-
ing and reinforced with leather.

The whole sling may be scrubbed
with soap and water without injury to any part. Leather parts may be dressed with
saddle soap or oiled occasionally and in this manner the sling will not only last longer
but always present a good appearance.

This sling has been our best seller and has always given entire satisfaction.

Fig. 4892 — U. S. Army Sling, with triple sheave safety hoist $35.00

Fig. 4893 — U. S. Army Sling, without hoist 30.00

TRIPLE SHEAVE SAFETY HOIST.

One of the simplest, strongest, lightest and easiest manipulated hoists to be had.
The self-locking feature is dependable and adds much to the multiplication of
power which is afforded by this apparatus. Not only useful in connection with
slings, but very convenient for many other kinds of work, including the moving of
automobiles when they become mired.

Fig. 4904 — Triple Shive, %-inch rope, capacity 2,000 lbs $6.00

Fig. 4905 — Triple Shive, %-inch rope, capacity 4,000 lbs 7.50

Pure Manila Rope regularly furnished with above hoist.

342

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

MICHIGAN EQUINE OPERATING TABLE

Style O, Upholstered. May Be Had With Plain Top

STYLE S UNUPHOLSTERED. MAY ALSO BE HAD UPHOLSTERED, WITH
ADJUSTABLE HEAD-REST: This is quickly detached and re-attached to either side
of the Style S table-bed, and may be dropped down to any incline for drainage pur-
poses.

The Michigan Equine Operating Tables are made in two styles, and three differ-
ent models in each one of the two styles are manufactured.

Style "0" is the original table with single push-bar for elevating the top, and
without adjustable head rest, such as has been supplied for many years.

Style "S" is an improved table having two lifting bars instead of one; and simpli-
fied gearing that gives greater power than is possible with style "0."

It also has a movable head rest. This not only adds length to the table, but makes
provision for adjusting the animal's head to suit any given condition.

Style "S" tables are more rigid, more easily manipulated, have safety automatic
lock on the shifting device, and an improved reversing mechanism.

Either of the two models, "0" or "S" may be had, upholstered or unupholstered.

Both style "0" and "S", as has been, stated, are in models No. 1, 2 and 3. Model
No. 1 is a table having but one movement, in that it tilts from vertical to horizontal,
and is a good table in every particular.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY,

MO.

343

MICHIGAN EQUINE OPERATING TABLE.

Model No. 2 has two movements, one as in Model No. 1, and the other a turning
movement, made possible by the cylindrical base which rests upon a steel track so that
the table may be unlocked and turned, when this is desired, after the animal has been
confined upon the table.

Model No. 3 has in addition to the two movements of Model No. 2, an inverting
movement, which enables the operator to tilt an animal over in such fashion that the
ventral surface of its body lies uppermost.

Every part of every Michigan Operating Table, regardless of style or model, is
guaranteed for one year against flaw or defect in workmanship or material. Any part
broken within this time, if returned to the factory prepaid, will be replaced free of
charge. These tables are practically indestructible and are strong enough to handle the
heaviest and most vigorous animal without injury to operator, subject or table, if ordi-
nary care is employed. These tables are warranted to be as represented, or money
refunded. Write for names of veterinarians nearest you, who have this table, and
ascertain for yourself what it can do for the practitioner.

Base — The bases of these tables are steel cylinders, which house the gearing and
excentric push bars which elevate the tops or beds. The gearing is so arranged that
one man can tilt the table with an ordinary horse upon it, while two men can easily and
quickly handle the heaviest animal with style "0" table. Style "S" table affords much
greater leverage at the crank and is easier to manipulate than style "0."

344

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

MICHIGAN EQUINE OPERATING TABLE.

Table Top — The top or bed is either upholstered or unupholstered. It is made of
selected and seasoned hard maple and bolted to a steel frame. The opening in the
bed permits the operator to stand close to the body of an animal, secured on the table,
and between its fore and hind legs.

Hopple; — Ample means for securing the feet are supplied by the hopples, which
are made of chains padded to prevent injury to animals' extremities. These chains pass
through the table top by way of raised eyelets which make possible bandaging of a
foot even when it is secured. The chains are controlled by dog and ratchet attach-
ments, which enable the operator to secure or release the foot with ease.

Dimensions and Weight of Table — The table top is 6%x9 feet, exclusive of the
head piece. It requires a room 14x20 feet to afford comfortable working facilities in
handling the largest animals.

PRICES.

No. 1 Model (One Movement)

Fig. 4916 — Style "O", upholstered or plain top $175.00

Fig. 4917 — Style "S", upholstered or plain top 185.00

No. 2 Model (Two Movements)

Fig. 4920 — Style "O", upholstered or plain top $200.00

Fig. 4921 — Style "S", upholstered or plain top 210.00

No. 3 Model {Three Movements)

Fig. 4926 — Style "O", upholstered or plain top $225.00

Fig. 4927 — Style "S", upholstered or plain top 235.00

All prices above are F. O. B. factory.
All Style "S" tables are equipped with adjustable head-rests.

Style O, Upholstered. May Be Had With, Plain Top.?

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KA NSAS CITY, MO. 345

AJAX STOCKS.

Adopted by the U. S. War Department — there being over 300 in army service.
These stocks are ideal for dental and head work, as well as many other operations
upon the body while in the standing position.

CONSTRUCTION— These Stocks are constructed of 2%-inch steel tubing, which is
not affected by weather, and there are no nails, screws or joints to become loosened
and let the stock get rickety. They are secured to the floor with lag screws or set in
concrete. These stocks are very rigid and can be easily moved and are strong enough
for the heaviest animal.

DIMENSIONS-

about 500 pounds.

-Height 8% feet, width 3 feet, length 7 feet. Shipping weight

EQUIPMENT — They are equipped with girths made of the heaviest canvas, rein-
forced with heavy strips of heavy belting, and ropes and pulleys sufficiently strong.
Also with hopples that connect with chains which may be quickly secured by passing
through patented chain buckles on each corner post. All attachments are quickly
detachable.

DENTAL HALTER — This is simple, very strong and quickly adjusted. Necessary
ropes are furnished with it.

GUARANTEE — These Stocks are guaranteed against flaw or defect in workman-
ship or material and warranted to be as represented.

Fig. 4931 — Ajax Stocks, complete with Dental Halter.
Fig. 4932 — Ajax Stocks, without Dental Halter

.$95.00
. 90.00

346

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

TURF GOODS.

■M

Shin and ankle, full tendon protection
elastic, calf wrapper.

Quarter, pacing boot,

calf lined, with side

protection.

Rubber Trotting Rolls.

The above illustrations are merely suggestive of our stock of Turf Goods. Our
stock of these items is not as complete as has been our custom to carry, but we are
in position to supply any item desired in this line as heretofore. Your requirements
for boots or horse goods of any kind will receive our usual prompt attention.

4937— Heavy Heel, Canvas
Back.

4938— Heavy Heel, Leather
Back.

4940— Air Cushion,
Regular.

HOOF PADS.

The decreased demand for hoof pads has resulted in our cutting down our stock
of these to three styles only. We have retained, however, our most popular sellers,
as illustrated above.

Size

Fig. 4937 — Samson. . . .

Fig. 4838 — Ajax

Fig. 4940 — Air lusliion

PRICE PER PAIR.

1 2 2% 3 3y 2 4 4% 5 6 7 8

¥1-30 $1.30 $1.30 31.40 ¥1.40 .1*1.50 $1.00 $1.90 $2.20

$1.80 1.80 1.80 1.80 1.80 1.80 1.80 2.00 2.10 2.30 2.50 $2.80

1.90 1.90 1.00 1.90 1.90 1.90 2.10 2.30 2.90 3.30

J^^^L^^^L^^ 7 C0 - KANSAS CITY, MO.

347

VETERINARY BLUE CROSSES, MEASURING INSTRUMENTS.

THE BLUE CROSS

. _oclay.

Fis.4044_Bi.rE CROSS EMBLEM: 4% inches in diameter, finished in brilliant
glazed jewelers porcelain enameling, convex, with metal gold-finished
outline on background of white poreclain enamel. . . . S . . .Price $2 0(1

Fig. 4946— KMXE I CROSS EMBLEM: 4% inches in diameter, finished in name plate""
pfate finished outline on background of white on brass

Price $1.00

Fig. 404S— BLUE CROSS RADIATOR CAP EMBLEM: 3% inches high, having four
ReadUv Htt»r ffiS 6P t! at "Sht. angles, finished in blue and silver enamel
Readily attached to any radiator cap Price SI 73

Fig. 4050— BLUE CROSS RADIATOR CAP EMBLEM: 3% inches high, cross in heavy
nickeled auto-tire, finished in blue with nickel border Easily attached
to any radiator cap ....... Pr.ce $1.75

QJllU

JJJ.

inliiilii

4958-4959

4962 4964 4966-4969

Fig. 495S — llfasurins S(.-uid:ird, . plain, measuring to 20 hands $ 5.50

Fig. 4950 — Measuring Standard, folding, measuring to 20 hands 6^25

Fig. 4962 — Measuring standard made of finest quality Malacca, with high grade deer

horn handle with silver mount, and brass crossbar with spirit level.... 15.00
Fig. 4964 — Measuring Standard, made of fancy Malacca, with plain buckhorn handle

and ferrule, and brass crossbar with spirit level 10 00

Fig. 4966 — Tape Measure, linen, 3 feet " 40

Fig. 4967 — Tape Measure, linen, 6 feet ' g0

Fig. 4968 — Tape Measure, steel. 3 feet an

Fig. 4969 — Tape Measure, steel, 3 feet l0 n

348

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MICROSCOPES.

FIG. 5089. SPENCER MICROSCOPE, No. 65 F.

Designed especially for elementary and general labora-
tory work. A large high grade microscope at a very
moderate cost.

The Body Tube is our standard size; the graduated
draw tube, taking the standard size eyepieces, is adjust-
able in cloth lined sleeve; or in metal fitting when so
specified.

The Arm forms a handle by which the microscope may
be carried by the -whole hand. The distance from the arms
to the optical axis is 80 m.m.

It is equipped with standard lever type fine adjustment
where one complete revolution of the screw moves the tube
through 5 m.m.

The Stage — 112 m.m. by 10S m.m. — is covered with a
heavy sheet of genuine vulcanite rubber vulcanized directly
to the stage. The iris diaphragm, operated by a knurled
ring, -works nearly in the plane of the upper surface of the
stage.

The Mirror is the standard 50 m.m. mirror; plane on one
side and concave on the other.

Finished in black alcohol-proof enamel, the smaller parts
being furnished in yellow lacquer, which is also alcohol-
proof.

It is sent out in a polished hard wood cabinet, with
lock and key.

Fitted with Abbe N-A 1-20 Condenser, Double Nosepiece,
Achromatic Objectives Equiv. Foe. m.m. 16.4, Huyghenian
Eve Pieces 6x and lOx.

$42.50

FIG. 5092. SPENCER MICROSCOPE, No. 45 H.

We offer this microscope for medical and advanced
laboratory work.

The Body Tube is standard size — 37 m.m. outside
diameter with Society thread — the draw tube taking stand-
ard eyepieces.

The Arm is of the handle type, which may be grasped
with the whole hand, with a distance of SO m.m. from the
optical axis, and with an accurate and sensitive fine ad-
justment.

The Stage is of brass, covered with a heavy sheet of
genuine vulcanite rubber vulcanized directly to the stage
plate. Size of stage is 112 m.m.xlOS m.m.

The Substage is the standard quick screw form, adjust-
able for focus with friction collar for condenser; iris dia-
phragm in plane of the stage. There is a device for auto-
matically looking upper iris, so arranged that condenser
may be placed in ring in any position most suitable to
operator. The whole substage may be lowered and swung
out of optical axis when desired.

Finished in black and yellow, both of which are alcohol
and reagent proof. It is sent out in a polished mahogany
cabinet.

Price.

. $72.50

Note. Lack of space prevents us from listing but a few of the most popular micro-
scopes. We will cheerfully send literature and prices of any make of microscopes, in-
cluding the Bausch & Lomb, Spencer Dens Co., Leitz or Zeiss makes, upon request.

What is worth seeing is worth observing, and what is worth observing is worth
remembering.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY

MO.

349

MICROSCOPIC SUPPLIES.

5119

5110

5119

5116

5128

Fig. 5107 — Cover Glass Forceps, Stewart's, wire $0.15

Fig. 5110 — Cover Glass Forceps, Dr. Kaltyer's, of nickel-plated spring wire, for

staining cover glass preparations. Each 30

Fig. 5113 — Combination Cover Glass and Slide Forceps. This is probably the most
convenient wire forceps yet invented. It holds either the cover glass or
slide for drying, heating over a flame, etc. Each ,-

Fig. 5116 — Object Slides. Made of the best white glass, free from defects, of
uniform thickness with edges ground round. Slides are packed 100 in
a box.

Size 25x75 m.m., medium, per box of one-half gross .90

Size 25x75 m.m., extra thin, per box of one-half gross 110

Size 38x75 m.m., medium, per box of one-half gross 1.50

Fig. 5119 — Cover Glasses, superior quality, true to size, uniform in color, and
smoothly cut. Supplied in square or circular form. Size 25 m.m., per
box of one-half ounce 1.10

Fig. 5122 — Microscopical Labels.

Square, size 22 m.m., per 100 25

Rectangular, size 22x15 m.m., per 100 25

Circular, size 20x14 m.m., per 100 25

Fig. 5125 — Slide Boxes. A very convenient and compact slide box. It is divided
into two rows with capacity for 100 slides. Cover is hinged and fitted
with catches. Made of wood and heavy cardboard suitably covered. A
numbered slide index is provided, while a register on the inside of the
cover gives ample space for recording data of interest. Price, each. . . 1.25

Fig. 5128— Slide Boxes, wood, to hold 25 slides. Each - 30

350

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO,

MICROSCOPIC SUPPLIES

5131

5134-5137

5140

5143

Fig. 5131 — Coplin Staining Jar, for ten slides, airtight cover.

Each ! $0.90

Fig. 5134 — Watch Glasses, Syracuse, diameter 65 m.m., per 10 9 q

Fig. 5137 — Watch Glasses, Syracuse, with ground beveled sur-
face, per 10 1.50

Fig. 5140 — Watch Glasses, thin, concave form.

Diameter m.m 40 50 75 100 120

Per 10 35 .50 .90 1.50 2.00

Fig. 5143 — Bottle, Dropping, ground stopper, bulb pipette, 30

c.c, each 25c; dozen 2.50

Fig. 5146 — Needle, straight, with wood handle .05

Fig. 5149 — Needle, bone handle, with adjustable chuck 15

Fig. 5150 — Forceps, heavy steel dissecting, 5-inch 50

Fig. 5152 — Bell Glass, for covering microscopes, of heavy, clear,
white glass, with ground glass rim. Size 25x42%
cm., each 3.60

5146

5150

Fig. 5098 — Reading Glasses, magnifying, for examinations which require only
slight magnifying power and large field, 2-inch $1.00, 3-inch $1.50,
4-inch $2.50, 5-inch $3.00

. sB»rac"3?5E!^g^u=i==^g=:

5101

5104

Pocket Magnifier, in vulcanite mounting. The lenses are accurately ground and
give good results.

Fig. 5101— With single oval lens $1.25

Fig. 5104 — With double oval lens 1.75

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY,

MO.

351

LABORATORY SUPPLIES.

Fig. 5170— Test Tubes.

Length

5-in., diameter 18 in. . .
6-in., diameter H in. . .
7-in., diameter % in.. .
8-in., diameter IS in. . .

Doz.

.$0.22
. .28
• .37
. .48

Key

Fig. 5173 — Test Tube Holder, spring

wire, each 20c; dozen. .$2.00

Fig. 5176— Test Tube Holder, wood
with rubber band, each
15c; dozen $1.50

Fig. 5179— Test Tube Brushes, with

tuft end, each 10c; doz. $0.75

Fig. 5182— Test Tube Rack, wood,
for 24 tubes with nine
drying pins $1.00

Fig. 5185 — Pipettes, volume to de-
liver.

Each

lOcc $0.35

25cc 45

50cc 65

lOOcc 95

Fig. 5188 — Milk Pipettes, graduated

at 17.6cc, each $0.35

Fig. 5191 — Medicine Droppers

(straight or curved),
with nipple, doz $0.30

Fig. 5194— Flasks, Chemical

(flat bottom).

Fig. 5197— Flasks, Chemical,
Erlenmeyer (flat bottom).

Each

2-oz $0.15

4-oz 20

8-oz 25

16-oz 30

32-oz 45.

Fig. 5200— Beakers, Chemical,
squat with lip. Each

IVz-oz., No. 00 $0.18

3 -oz., No. 20

5 -oz., No. 1 22

7 -oz., No. 2 27

12 -oz., No. 3 32

18 -oz., No. 4 40

24 -oz., No. 5 50

32 -oz., No. 6 60

Fig. 5203— Evaporating Dish, Por-
celain, Light Rim, deep.

Fig. 5206-

1-oz., diameter 2%-in.
2-oz., diameter 2%-in.
3-oz., diameter 3%-in.
4-oz., diameter 3% -in.
6-oz., diameter 4 -in.
8-oz., diameter 4%-in.
-Litmus Paper, Red or
Blue.

Per Book of 25 leaves. $0.05
Per Box of 1 doz. books .50

Each
$0.23
.31
.37
.40
.58
.70

Fig. 5209— Petri Dishes.

Each

3-in. diameter $0.30

4-in. diameter 35

Write for special quantity price on items listed in this section.

352

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES.
"GUMMED" PRESCRIPTION LABELS.

STYLE "A"
TOKimoji

I DR. J. W. JACKSON

% VETERINARIAN

p. both phones 24a SANTA PAULA, CAL ,

pj> Directions:

% Size 2 1 2 xl^-2 inches

nlliill It It ll!lli,.Mllllllmi|[|li llll III! Jill lUlniiiilllllii mlllt illllllnlj

STYLE "B"

l'^fp»if»i»iifii»i'H5ii f w"""v it' r"

J. ALEXANDER WEBB, V. M. D. |
London Grove, Pennsylvania %

Directions:

iinlll ifauilil Ill IlkiiiiillkiiiillllliiMiilillli li llUliiiiniliiinililll iilliii

STYLE "C"

jMilffiii'iii^iiii'ii^iii'iHIfBiiniifiiiii'ifiiiWifiiii'ii^ irrfyrrrrr.T7TI|TTTTri iT77ffTTTnT?TjjfnTT t ittjttiit n rrr]yrrnn rmpTTTHTTTjyrrin |

irections

.Size 3x2 inehe

f I»R. C. K. WALTER'S

f HOSPITAL FOR DOGS AND CATS

% TULSA, OKLAHOMA -

■ mlllhiflljlllliinililllw jiaili illilii-iiiliiiiiiiJillllNuilllhiuJIlllllniA

STYLE "D"

i'lf npii»»miw"'ifi»«ifiJ'»'if ipni'iifiiiii'ifii ipw

t DRS. HODGES & HODGES

VETERINARIANS

► Phone No. 248 WACO, TEXAS

(FIG 6280)

Date.

-or.

Directions.

.D V. M.

POISON

(FIG. 528l)

r^ade^McMi

(F!G. 5282)

(5277-5279)

For Ueterinary Use Only

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

Fig.
Fig.
Fig,

Fig.

Fig,
Fig.
FiK,

per

per
per
per

(FIG. 5283)

One Color Two Color

thousand *1.20 $1.50

thousand 1.25 !•«<•

thousand 1.40 1.S0

thousand 1.05 1.00

IVi'X-Z 1 ^, per thousand 1.00

I%x2%, per thousand 1.25

2 x3%, per thousand 1.50

280 "For External Use Only" Label (exact size), red, per thousand .40

281 — "Poison" Label (exact size), red, per thousand 40

2S2 — "Shake Well Before Using" Label, (exact size), blue, per thousand 40

283 — "For Veterinary Use Only" Label, (exact size), white, per thousand 40

hen ordering- Prescription Labels, please mention "Style" label desired.

Size
109 — 2 xlVi,
:72 — 2i/oxiy 2 ,
!75— 2%xl%,
S76— 3 x2.
:77 — Blank Label,
:7S — Blank Label,
;7{) — Blank Label,

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY. MO.

353

LABORATORY SUPPLIES.
RUBBER TUBING.

MAROON TUBING.

Per ft.

Fig. 5212— %-inch diameter $0.07

Fig. 5215 — -ft-ineh diameter 09

Fig. 5218 — %-inch diameter 10

Fig. 5221 — A-inch diameter 15

Fig. 5224 — %-inch diameter 20

Fig. 5227— %-inch diameter 25

Fig. 5230— %-inch diameter 30

Fig. 5233 — Heavy Canvas Lined Rubber Tubing, %-inch diameter, suitable for irri-
gating and for stomach pump purposes. Per foot $0.25

Fig. 5238 — Lamp, Alcohol, with ground
glass caps and brass tubes with
wicks.

2-ounce, each $0.35

4-ounce, each 30

Extra Wicks, each.. .05
Extra Wick Holders,

each 10

Extra Glass Caps,
each 10

Fig. 5239 — Bunsen

Burner, plain with
air regulator,
each $0.40

Fig. 5242 — Retort
Stands, com-
plete, iron
base, three
rings, each... $1.50

Fig. 5245 — Retort
Stands, com-
plete, iron
base, .four
rings, each. . . 2.00

Fig. 5248 — Extra
Rings for Re-
tort Stands,
small, $0.25:
medium, $0.30
large 35

FIG. 5251 — GLASS TUBING.
Soft, American, Ordinary Weight.

•%, V4. %, %., 7 /s-inch, per lb $0.75

Fig.

utoff for Rubber Tubing,
each, $0.15; dozen {

Fig. 5257 —
Cutoff for
Rubber
Tubing,

loir's,
each $0.20

Pig

Fig. 5260 — Hand
Brushes, plain
wood back,
each, $0.10; do2s.9i.OO

5203 — Caustic Points; point is ce-
mented in the "wood; each
$0.10; dozen $1.00

Fig. 5280 — Iodine Brushes, long swan

quill, each, $0.10; dozen .. .$1.00

354

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES

FIG. 5284— "AMVETSCO" ASEPTIC OVAL PRESCRIPTION BOTTLES.

Washed and corked.

Every bottle washed, sterilized, fitted with extra long cork, packed in handy
dust-proof cartons and ready for your immediate use at all times. Accurately
graduated in cubic centimeters and ounces.

No. Bottlt
In Case

5
5
5

3 Case Lots Id Cartons

per Gross per Carton

gro. 6 doz. in carton $2.80 $1.50

gro. 6 doz. in carton 3.00 1.60

gro. 6 doz. in carton 3.40 1.80

3 gro. 4 doz. in carton 4.15 1.45

3 gro. 3 doz. in carton 4.70 1.25

2 gro. 3 doz. in carton 5.45 1.45

1% gro. 3 doz. in carton 6.25 1.65

1 gro. 2 doz. in carton 8.05 1.45

1 gro. 1% doz. in carton 9.10 1.20

% gro. 1 doz. in carton 13.95 1.25

Fig. 5287— French Squares

(narrow mouth),
glass stoppered.

Doz.

1-ounce $2.00

2-ounce 2.25

3-ounce 2.40

4-ounce 2.50

6-ounce 2.85

8-ounce 3.00

Fig. 5296— Round Packers,
Amber.

4 oz., 2 gro. to case,

per gross $4.34

8 oz., 1 gro. to case,

per gross 5.77

16 oz., 1 gro. to case,

per gross 8.41

32 oz., % gro. to case,
per gross 12.87

Fig. 5290— Tincture Bot-
tles, round,
glass stop-
pered.

Doz.
1 i pint, height 5 %-in.$2.10
y 2 pint, height 7% -in. 3.00
Pint, height 8%-in... . 4.30

Quart, height 10 a

5.95

Fig. 5299— Salt Mouth
Bottles, round, glass
stoppered.

Doz.
%-pint, hgt. 5% -in. $2.05
y2-pint, hgt. 6y 8 -in. 2.95
Pint, height 8-inch. 4.30
Quart, hgt. 9% -in.. 5.95

Fig. 5293— Shelf Ware Labels (Glass).

Designs furnished on application.

All sizes from 1-ounce to y2-gallon, each

Fig. 5294— Glassine Labels.

All sizes from 4 ounces to y 2 -gallon, each 10

Prices quoted on shelf bottles are without labels.

.$0.30

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY MO.

355

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES.

CORKS.

Our XXX Grade is carefully selected for the best prescription users. Put up in
bags of 500 and 1,000.

Fig. 5302— XXX Quality, 500 in sack:

Reg-.

No. per sack $0.63

No. 1 per sack .63

No. 2 per sack .82

No. 3 per sack 1.00

No. 4 per sack 1.19

No. 5 per sack 1.42

No. 6 per sack 1.65

No. 7 per sack 1.95

No. 8 per sack 2.55

No. 10 per sack

No. 12 per sack

No. 16, 200 in sack sack

No. 18, 200 in sack sack

No. 20, 200 in sack sack

XXX Quality:

Assorted; 500 in sack.

Nos. 1 to 6 per sack

Nos. 2 to 6 per sack

Nos. 3 to 6 per sack

Nos. 6 to 10 per sack

Reg.
3.63
4.25
3.10
3.60
4.40

$1.15
1.23
1.32
2.63

FIG. 5305— CHEMISTS' PURE GUM STOPPERS.

Made of the best quality rubber, soft and elastic.
Each size furnished in three styles, with two holes, with
hole, and solid.

Approximate
Bottom

%
%
II
II
1

1%
1A
1%

i%
in
in

2 ft

No.

Length
1

Top

%
14

1 7

1%
1ft

Ill

iy 2

1ft

iy 2

111

11!

111

2ft

. .Ill

211

. to lb.

Per lb.

Each

144

$4.50

$0.04

104

4.50

.05

4.50

.06

4.50

.07

4.50

.09

4.50

.11

4.50

.18

4.50

.22

4.50

.26

4.50

.34

4.50

.45

4.50

.56

4.50

.75

4.50

.90

4.50

1.13

4.50

1.50

356

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES.

1 1

i ! i
1 f

iiSijijuijii.

Fig. 5308 — Horn e o p a t h i c
Vials, long or short.

Per gross

1 Drachm $1.04

iy 2 Drachm 1.24

2 Drachm 1.24

3 Drachm 1.65

4 Drachm 2.50

Fig. 5311 — Horn eopathic
Vials, with screw cap.

1 Drachm, per gross. .$2.67

2 Drachm, per gross. . 2.80

3 Drachm, per gross. . 3.49

4 Drachm, per gross. . 4.53

Fig. 5316 — Quick Loader Insect Powder
Gun. Lacquered tin. lid top,
quick loader pattern. Ca-
pacity 2 to 3 oz.

Each $0.10; Dozen $1.00

Fig. 5317 — Screw Cap
Jars (Round), Tall.

2-oz., each $0.10, doz. $1.00
4-oz., each .14, doz. 1.25

Fig. 5320— Screw Cap
Jars (Square), Tall.

2-oz., each $0.10, doz. $1.00
4-oz., each .14, doz. 1.25

TUFTO"

MUmiNQ AND STERILIZER
DOTTLE BRUSH.

Fig. 5323— Bottle Brush, strong, well
made.
Each $0.15 Per doz $1.50

Fig. 5326 — Corkscrew,

Combined cork extrac-
tor, crown opener, seal
lifter and wire breaker,
each $0.25

Fig. 5329 — Cork Pressers, Lochman's
patent.

No. 1, small $1.25

No. 2, large 1.75

Never let a small difference in price obscure a great difference in quality.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

357

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES

Pig. 5332 — S coops,

aluminum or horn
bowl, 4x3-inch.
Each $0.20

Fig. 5333 — Scoops, aluminum or hor i
bowl. 3%x2%-in.
Each j , la

Fig. S33S — Spatulas, balanced and

riveted handles, 5-inch blade $0.0:>

Fig. 5338 — Spatulas, balanced and

riveted handles, 6-inch blade 70

Fig. 5341 — Spatulas, balanced and

riveted handles, 8-inch blade 1.10

Fig. 5344 — Spatulas, balanced and

riveted handles, 10-inch blade 1.75

Fig. 5347 — Spatulas, balanced and

riveted handles, 12-inch blade 3.00

solid
solid

steel,
steel.

. $o.s.->

. .95

Fig. 5350 — Spatulas,

inch blade

Fig. 5353 — Spatulas,

inch blade

Fig. 5356 — Spatulas, solid steel,

inch blade 1.25

Fig. 5359— Glass Stirring Rods. Solid,
glazed ends.

10-inch, each $0.10

12-inch, each 10

Fig. 5302 — Pill Tiles, graduated (earthen-
ware).
Each
6x 8-in. . . .$1.00
8xl0-in. . . . 1.25
10xl2-in. . . . 1.80

Fig. 53«3 — Pill

Tiles, graduated

(glass).

Each

8xl0-in. . . .$1.20

10xl2-in. . . . 2.20

12xl2-in. . . 2.20

1-oz.,
2-oz.,
4-oz.,
8-oz.,
16-oz.,

Fig. 5365 — Seamless Tin
Ointment . Boxes, round
bottom, plain tin.

Pre gross

gross in box $1.88

gross in box 2.96

gross in box 4.50

in box 6.99

box 11-39

gross
gross in

Fig. 5368 — Ointment Jars, Opal or Amber.

Doz.
squat, nickel screw top $0.58

V2-oz. squat, nickel screw top.
1-

2-oz
3-
4-

.62

oz. squat, nickel screw top 67

.82
1.20
1.28
1.80

squat, nickel screw top.

z. squat, nickel screw top.

8-oz. squat, nickel screw top.

16-oz. squat, nickel screw top 2.75

Fig. 5371

-Seamless Tin Boxes (Ointment),
Meyer's Patent Top.
Packed half gross in box.
Per gross

1-oz $2.60

2-oz 4.151

3-oz 5.00J

4-oz 6.00 I

Fig. 5374 — Utility Boxes

(Anti -sift), made of

heavy cardboard.
For retailing all kinds of

powdered drugs. Capacity

gauged to Epsom Salts.
1 to 8-oz., inclusive, packed

in boxes of 100s. 10 to

16-oz.. inclusive, packed

in boxes of 50s.
Per 100

1-ounce $1.05

2-ounce 1.20

3-ounce 1.35

1-ounce 1.40

6-ounce

8-ounce

12-ounce

16-ounce

Fig. 5377 — Powder Boxes.

Sliding Boxes in packages containing 14
gross.

Covered with fine white glazed paper.
Square Form 3 1/16x1 3/16x%, gross. $1.20
Square Form 2 9/16x1 9/16x%, gross. 1.15
Square - Form 2 1/16x1 5/16xy 2 , gross. 1.10

FIG. 5380 — CAPSULES — (Empty Gelatin Capsules).

No. 10, Large (1-ounce).

In boxes of 10 doz. boxes $3.50

In boxes of 100 per box 2.50

In boxes of 250 per box 5.50

No. 11, Medium (%-ounce).

In boxes of 10 doz. boxes $2.55

In boxes of 100 per box 1.75

In bulk per 1000 15.75

No 12, Small (14-ounce). No. 7 (Capacity 1 full fluid ounce).

In boxes of 10. .per dozen boxes $ 2.30 In boxes of 10 per dozen boxes $4.25

In boxes of 100 per box 1.50 In boxes of 100 per box 2.75

In bulk per 1000 13.50 In boxes of 250 per box 6.25

Breeders' Capsules, Special Cone Shape per 100 $2,50

358

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES.

FIG. 5383 — FUNNELS.
Glass, Plain, Thin Stem.

Each.
2 -inch $0.34

2 y 2 -inch 38

3 % -inch 42

4%-inch 48

5% -inch 60

FIG. 5380 — FUNNELS.
Glass, Hand-made, Plain.

Each

3 -inch.

2-oz. . . .

. $0.10

4 -inch,

4-oz ....

. . .22

4V> -inch,

8-02. . . .

. . .24

6 -inch,

1-pt.. . .

. . . .38

7% -inch,

1-qt. .. .

. . .00

8% -inch.

'A-gal. .

. . .92

FIG. 53S0 — FUNNELS.
Glass, Ribbed.

Bach

iY 4

-inch,

4-oz . . .

. $0.20

-inch,

8-oz. . .

.22

-inch,

pint. . .

. .30

-inch,

quart . .

. .00

-inch,

Va-gal.

. .88

FIG. 5302 — FUNNELS
Enameled on Steel.

Each P»-

314-ineh, 4-oz $0.60 \

4V 4 -inch, 8-oz 65

4 94 -inch, pint 75

5% -inch, quart 80

FIG. 5395 — FUNNELS.
Enameled on Steel, Long Stem.

Each

V 4 -pint $0.50

y 2 -pint 60

1-pint 70

1-quart 85

flG. 5398 — FUNNELS.

Cop-
Tin, per.

Each. Each

oz $0.08 $0.80

Pint 12 .90

Quart 15 1.00

1/2 -gal 23 1.40

1-gal 30 2.25

PIG. 5401 — FILTERING PAPER, FRENCH.
Prat-Dumas & Co.

Round. In packs of 100 sheets.

Gray

White

No.

10-

— Diam.

in.

Pack .

. $0.30

$0.40

No.

13-

—Diam.

in.

Pack.

. .40

.50

Ifi-

—Diam.

in.

Pack.

. .50

.55

No.

1!)-

-Diam.

in.

Pack.

. .60

.75

XB-

-Diam.

1(1

in.

Pack.

. .75

.97

No.

33-

—Diam.

in.

Pack.

. 1.22

1.41

No.

40-

—Diam.

in.

Pack .

. 1.57

1.01

No.

45-

-Diam.

in.

Pack .

. 1.7S

1.94

FIG. 5404 MORTARS.

Glass, Deep Form.

Each

1-oz $0.25

2-oz 30

4-oz 40

8-oz 50

16-oz 75

32-oz I.IO

FIG. 5407 — MORTARS,
lain, with Solid Porcelain Pestles.

Each

No. 6 — 2-oz $0.52

No. 5 — 4-oz 65

No. 4 — 6-oz 75

No. 3 — 8-oz 1.10

No. 2 — 12-oz 1.25

FIG. 5410 —
MORTARS.
Wed^cwood,
Rcru

2-oz.,

4-oz.,

6-oz.,

8-oz.,
10-oz.,
16-oz., diam
26-oz., diam
36-oz., diam

In order to succeed we must give honest returns for the other man's dollar.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.

359

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES.

PIG. 5413-5416— GLASS GRADUATES.

We furnish two shapes of glass graduates, the Unique or beaker style (Fig. 5413)
and the old style, cone shape (Fig. 5416). Both styles are double scaled, being gradu-
ated in drachms and ounces, with the cubic centimeter scale on opposite side.

15 c.
30 c.
60 c.

c,
120 c. c.

250

500

1,000

V2-0Z., oach $0.35

1-oz., each .40

2-oz., each .45

4-oz., each .60

8-oz., each .75

16-oz., each 1.20

32-oz., each 1.8O

5413

5416

Fig. 5419 — Minim Graduates,

Double Scale.

Each

5cc, 1 drachm, coneshape. $0.30

10cc, 2 drachm, coneshape. .35

Fig. 5422 — Graduated Cylin-
ders or Mixing
Jars.

Graduated in cubic centi-
meters, reading both up and
down.

Each

lOOcc.

into

2cc.

's...

$1.10

250cc.

into

5cc.

's...

1.50

500cc.

into

5cc.

's...

1.65

l,000cc.

into

lOcc.

's...

3.25

2,000cc.

into

20cc.

's. ..

5.40

Fig 5425 — White Enameled Graduated
Gramme and Ounce Meas-
ures.

Graduated in ounces and grammes.

Ounces Price

g $1.25

i6. ::::... . 1.75

32 2.25

Fig. 5428 — Urinometer Jar.

Graduated in drachms up to 2
ounces, each $0.40

*::■

Fig. 5431 — Hydrometer Jars,

on foot.

Each

8-in. high, 1%-in. diam. $0.40
10-in. high, 1%-in. diam. .50
10-in. high, 2 -in. diam. .60

Fig. 5434 — Mixing Jars, with
glass stopper.
Graduated in cubic centimet-
ers, reading both up and down.

25cc $0.90

50cc 1.05

lOOcc 1.35

250cc 1.95

500cc 2.50

l,000cc 3.75

2,000cc 6.00

^W]

We want your business by deserving it.

360

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY. MO.

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES.

FIG. 5438 — H'GESTO SCALE.

This is an accurate and perfectly con-
structed scale, sensitive to y 2 grain. The
interchangeable pans measure 3 y 2 inches
in diameter.

Supplied with fourteen brass and alum-
inum weights from y> grain to 2 ounces.
Beautifully polished and nickel plated.
Guaranteed accurate.
Trice, complete $3.50

FIG. 5453 — NEW LABORATORY SCALE.

For accurate weighing. Specially de-
signed for laboratory and pharmaceutical
work; has 6-inch movable nickel pans;
capacity of each pan, 1 lb.; is sensitive to
Vz grain.

Price, with set of weights from S oz.
Troy down to 1 gr. (Weights are
fitted in a projecting shelf at base
of scale). Bach $15.00

rrFA

PIG. 5440— ARMY PRESCRIPTION
SCALE.

On polished walnut box; scales take
apart and pack away in drawer of box;
a well-finished and reliable scale, made
in a mechanical way; 5%-inch beam.
Price, with a set of drachm, scruple
. and grain weights .$5.00

PIG. 5455 — ROBERVAHL SCALE.

Neatly ornamented in gold lines; heavy
brass pans and brass indicator. Diameter
of pans, 5 y 2 inches; capacity, 5 lbs.
Price (without weights) $10.00

FIG. 5443 — BRASS BLOCK WEIGHTS IN
HARD WOOD BLOCK.

Nickel-
Brass. Plated.

1 lb. to y 8 oz., per set $5.65 $6.85

2 lbs. to Ve oz., per set 7.35 9.35

4 lbs. to Vs oz., per set 10.05 12.00

FIG. 544f BRASS METRIC WEIGHTS IN

HARD WOOD BLOCK.

500 grm. to 5 grm., per set $ 7.35

1 Kilo, to 5 grm., per set 10.05

PIG. 545S — NESTED IRON AVOIRDUPOIS
WEIGHTS, COMMERCIAL.

Price:

1 lbs. to V 2 oz $0.90

2 lbs. to y 2 oz 1.20

4 lbs. to Vi oz 2.35

FIG. 5401 — SAME AS ABOVE, BRASS
CASED. ACCURATE.

1 lb. to y 2 oz $1.50

2 lbs. to y 2 oz 2.00

4 lbs. to y 2 oz 3.00

PIG. 5449 — COIN PRESCRIPTION
WEIGHTS, BRASS.

drachms to 1 scruple

. $0.50

PIG. 5464 — ALUMINUM WIRE GRAIN
WEIGHTS.

5 grs. to y 2 gr., per set.

. $0.30

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO. KANSAS CITY.

MO.

LABORATORY AND DRUG ROOM SUPPLIES.

361

FIG. 5467— PAPER CUTTERS.

Black Japanned, 6-inch $1.75

Black Japanned, 9-inch 1 75

Black Japanned, 12-inch X.75

Black Japanned, 15-inch 1,75

Black Japanned, 18-inch 1,75

FIG. 5470— WRAPPING PAPER.

Drug Bond, Pink, White or Blue.

6, 9, 12, 15 and 18-inch, per lb $0.14

Each running inch is equal to about IV2 lbs.

FIG. 5473— POWDER PAPERS.

Velvet finish, chemically pure, uniform weight, in cartons of 1,000.

Size 2 x3, white, per 1,000 $0.25

Size 2%x3%, white, per 1,000 26

Size 3%x3%, white, per 1,000 36

Size 3%x4%, white, per 1,000.
Size 4 x4%, white, per 1,000.
Size 4 x4%, blue, per 1,000.

.$0.37
. .52
. .60

FIG. 5476— TWINE.

Sea Island Twine, per lb., assorted colors $1.00

White Linen Twine ( %-lb. balls), per lb .90

Size

»,i-lb.

%-lb.

1-lb.

2-lb.

3-lb.

4-lb.

5-lb.

6-lb.

8-lb.

FIG. 5479— PAPER BAGS.

White or Brown Kraft. Packages of 500 each.

Per pkg.
. .. .$0.57

, . . . 1.20

... 1.43

... 1.77
. ... 2.03
. ... 2.48

... 2.89

Size

10-lb.

12-lb.

14-lb.

16-lb.

20-lb.

25-lb.

30-lb.

35-lb.

. Per pkg.

....$3.27
. ... 3.83
. . . . 4.84
. ... 5.18
. ... 5.82
. ... 6.42
... 6.87
. ... 7.95

CONFIDENCE is a necessary antecedent to any business dealings. It is our
purpose to instill in you the kind of confidence that leads to business relations of
mutual good-will and profit.

362

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

REQUIREMENTS— WHITE ENAMELED WARE.

l^IG. 5482— BBAMUESS PUS OR
DRESSING BASINS.

Inches. Price.

6 S0.45

8 55

10 75

12 1.00

PIG. 5494 — SEAMLESS ROUND SPONGE

BOWLS.

Inches. Price.

4 x2 $0.50

5%x2% 75

8 x3Vi 1-00

FIG. 5485 — SEAMLESS EXTRA DEEP
SOLUTION BASINS.

Inches. Price.
8 x3 $0.50

11 x4 1.00

12 % x4 % 1.35

141,4x5 1.75

16 x5 a / 2 S.50

<£

FIG. 5488 — SEAMLESS DEEP TRAY,
With White Enamel Ivnobbed Cover.

Inches. Price.

8%x3%xi% $i.25

PIG. 5407 — SEAMLESS ROUND SOLU-
TION BASINS (Shallow).

Inches. Price.

8 x2 $0.50

11 x3 70

I2y 2 x3y 2 90

1414x3% 1.20

16 x4 1.50

PIG. 5500 — OBLONG SEAMLESS INSTRU-
MENT TRAYS FOR SMALL

INSTRUMENTS.
Inches. Price.

8x3x1 y 2 $0.90

16x4x1 y 2 1.8O

16%x3%x2%.

2.10

PIG. 5491 — SEAMLESS LIPPED INSTRU-
MENT TRAY.
Deep, Ridged Bottom.

Size 15x9x3 inches. Price $2.00

PIG. 5503 — SEAMLESS INSTRUMENT
TRAYS.

Inches. Price.

8x10x2% $0.90

8x14x2% 1.00

8x17x2% 1.20

11x16x2% 1.75

'Amvetsco" guarantees highest quality at lowest cost.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

363

REQUIREMENTS— WHITE ENAMEL WARE.

Fig. 5506— Seamless Hog C^>%, FIG " 5518— SEAMLESS FUNNELS.

Vi pint $0.50 Each

y 2 pint 60 Each

1 pint 70 Each

Cholera Serum Cup, with g
rimmed hinged cover,
size 4x3% inches,, ca-

pacity 16 oz., each $1.00 lliflii

Fig. 5509 — Round Percola-
tor, with enameled bell
knobbed cover.

(Price does not include
tubing or accessories.

6 quarts, each.
8 quarts, each.

Complete with six feet rubber tubing,
shutoff and one long and short hard rub-
ber pipe, 90c extra.

Fig. 5512— Seamless Half Round Irri-
gator.

(Price does not include
tubing or accessories.)

2 quarts, each. . . .$1.15

3 quarts, each. . . . 1.35

Complete with six
feet rubber tubing,
shutoff and one long
and short hard rubber
pipe, 90c extra.

Fig. 5515 — Se a ml e s s
Half Round Irrigator,

with handle.

(Price does not include
tubing or accessories.)

2 quarts, each. .. .$1.25
2 quarts, each. . . . 1.50

Complete with six feet rubber tubing,
shutoff and one long and short hard rub-
ber pipe, 90c extra.

1 quart 85 Each

Fig. 5521 — Seamless Graduated Gramme
and Ounce Measures.

Graduated in ounces and grammes.

3.50
4.00

Ounce
8

Price
...$1.25

....1.75

Fig. 5524 — Seamless Dressing Jars, for

keeping broken packages of
cotton, gauze, etc.

Quarts

Inches

Price

.4 x4%.

.$0.75

.5 x6 .

. 1.10

.6 x7

. 1.40

.6y 2 x7

. 1.70

Fig. 5527— Seamless Water or Solution
Pitchers.

Quarts Price

2 $1-50

3 1.75

4 2.00

6 3.50

364

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

OPERATING ROOM EQUIPMENT

Fig. 5530 — "Justrite" Sanitary Recep-
tacle, made
of galva-
)^n. I nized steel,
■ H double
if J [ seamed and
' ' s o 1 d e red,

IHH w a tertight
HI and rust
|l A proof.White

^^SB^S IISfflH ! terior and
e x t e r ior,
cover and
handle. r V^'JKf-V

3 gallon ■ $4.00

6 gallon 5.00

8 gallon 5.50 *^|

10 gallon 6.00 ™

Fig.

5533 — Seamless White Enamel
Water Pails.

Size No. 26, capacity 10 quarts, each.$1.60
Size No. 28, capacity 12 quarts, each. 1.85
White enameled lids for above, each. .50

Fig. 5536 — Seamless Sterilizing Kettles,

with enameled covers and

drainers.

Each
Size No. 40, dimensions 16x7 *4x5. .$5.50
Size No. 45, dimensions 18x7Msx5V4 6.50

5540

Fig. 5540' — i T]w oi- way' Washstantl.

Adjusted with two 14-
inch white enameled
basins. White enamel
finish, fitted on ball
bearing casters. Price

complete ". . $8.00

Fig. 5541 — Three-way Washstand,
same as above, only
fitted with three 14-
inch white enamel ba-
sins. Price, complete. . 10.50

Fig. 5542 — Instrument Stand, ad-
justable, all metal, white
enamel, with heavy re-
movable instrument pan.
Price $8.50

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

365

OPERATING ROOM EQUIPMENT

The use of surgical instrument cabinets in veterinary hospitals is quite common
at the present time, in that the up-to-date veterinarian is desirous of making his
hospital modern in every respect. For advertising purposes, and as well for practical
use, it has no equal. Many practitioners saturate a piece of cotton with formalin,
put it in the cabinet, .and, in this way, keep instruments in an atmosphere that is
charged with formaldehyde gas. This with immersion in phenol, is sufficient to keep
cutting instruments aseptic without boiling.

ASEPTIC INSTRUMENT CABINET.

Constructed of wrought iron, white enamel-
ed, with shelves of polished plate glass M.-inch
thick, polished on all edges; supplied with spec-
ial flat key lock and French patent fastening
which holds door tight, making cabinet abso-
lutely dust proof. All hinges and fittings are
made of brass, handsomely nickel-plated.
Mounted on stand (with steel shelf) 24 inches
high, with solid ball bearing casters, and made
with either Crystal double thick glass or
French Beveled Polished Plate glass, in sides
and doors.

THREE SHELF DESIGN.

Total

Width

Depth

Height

Glass

Price

Fig.

5545 —20 in.

16 in.

32 in.

56 in.

Crystal.

...$48.25

Fig.

5545B— 20 in.

16 in.

32 in.

56 in.

Beveled

Plate . .

. . . 53.75

Fig.

5547 —25 in.

17 in.

32 in.

56 in.

Crystal.

Fig.

5547B— 25 in.

17 in.

32 in.

56 in.

Beveled

Plate. .

. . . 64.00

Width
Fig. 5548 —24 in.
Fig. 5548B— 24 in.

ASEPTIC INSTRUMENT CABINET.

(Four Shelf Design)
Total
Depth Height Height Glass Price

16 in. 42 in. 66 in. Crystal $68.00

16 in. 42 in. 66 in. Beveled Plate 77.60

Any of the above cabinets can be furnished with RAIL ON THREE SIDES OF
TOP at additional cost of $2.00.

HANGING WALL CABINET.

Made to hang on the wall. A very convenient cabinet for instruments and dress-
ings especially where space must be considered. Finished in white enamel with crystal
glass in door and sides and two shelves of polished plate glass; doors supplied with
lock and key.

Fig. 5550 — Hanging Wall Cabinet, 20 in. high, 16 in. wide, 8 in. deep $26.00

Fig. 5550B — Hanging Wall Cabinet, 26 in. high, 20 in. wide, 10 in. deep 34.00

366

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

OPERATING ROOM EQUIPMENT.

5554_GLOGAU'S NEW DUPLEX ALCOHOL-GAS STOVE.

inches high. Made of heavy nickel-plated brass. Price

Most desirable alcohol-gas
stove for sterilizing purposes,
wherever gas is not available or
desirable. It manufactures its
own gas by first vaporizing the
alcohol and produces more heat
than airy other alcohol stove,
consuming only one-eighth the
amount of fuel (2 to 3 cents'
worth of alcohol in an hour).

It is portable, absolutely safe,
smokeless and odorless. Will
hold up 200 pounds. Will bring
a quart of water to a boiling
point within 10 minutes. Either
wood, grain or denatured alco-
hol can be used. Size, 12%
inches long. 5 - inches wide» 4%.
$2.50

PIG. 5557— GLOGAU'S REGULATOR
(Alcohol-Gas Stove).

This is the only stove making its own
gas that can be regulated. Absolutely
safe, wickless, smokeless, odorless and no
soot. Holds one pint; burns six hours;
weis-bt i noimrls. "Will carry UP to 150

Price $4.75

Pig;. 5560 — Same as above, only with

two burners $7.50

PIG. 5563 — GLOGAIT'S SINGLE BURNER
ALCOHOL STOVE.

For heating sterilizers, etc. Made of
heavy nickel-plated brass. The same
style as stoves in our Pig. 5554. Burns
either wood, grain or denatured alcohol.
Size 4%x4%x5 inches. Weight S ounces.
Capacity of reservoir 7 ounces. Will sus-
tain weight of 100 pounds.
Price $1.25

ROCHESTER COMBINATION STERILIZERS.

Electric heating is acknowledged to pos-
sess decided advantages over all other meth-
ods and should be given the preference
where electricity is available. The heater
can be instantly attached to any lamp socket,
and used with either direct or alternating
current. Heater is made a part of the base
so that there is an unobstructed chamber for
sterilizing instruments, as suggested above.
The control is simple and provides for three
heats, full, half and quarter, permitting
economy in operation.

State Voltage when ordering.

Fig. 5507
Fig. 5570
Fig. 5573
Fig. 5576
Pig. 5579

Length
10"
14
16
18
22
Low Gas Stand-

Dimensions of
Sterilizing Chamber

Width
4%"
6
6%

7y 2

Depth

4y 2 "

Polished Copper
Tin-Lined
$15.00
20.00
22.50
26.00
52.50

Nickel- Nickel-

plated plated

Copper Copper

Tin-Dined Electric Heat

$16.00
21.00
24.00
28.50
57.50

-Aluminum Finish, $1.50; White Enameled, $2.00.

$31.00
38.00
43.50
51.50
85.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

367

SERUM LABORATORY SUPPLIES
•ECLIPSE" PATENTED AUTOCLAVE.

Recognized as the Highest Type of Dressing Sterilizer, Simplicity of Operation

and Durability.

Made of extra heavy copper and brass throughout,
no iron or other metal to rust or corrode. The ingenious
construction of the door, which is of cast brass and is
convexed to maintain perfect symmetry of the body.
When opened, it fits snugly the inside body of this
sterilizer, leaving the entrance and interior entirely
clear.

The door and head are perfectly ground and fitted,
requiring no packing of gaskets, which are always a
source of considerable annoyance and expense.

The Eclipse sterilizers have no locks or spring on
the door. No device to get out of order.

They may be opened or closed instantly without
effort. The steam may be confined in the inner or outer
jacket at will, being controlled by a governor which
facilitates its operation.

It is impossible to open the door while there is the
slightest pressure in the interior, and there is never
any danger of scalding. We emphasize this statement
as numerous accidents have occurred with faulty me-
chanical arrangements on sterilizer doors or leaky
gaskets.

Sterilization and dry dressings guaranteed.

This

The steam fills the outer jacket and enters the inner chamber at once.
operation prevents the contents from becoming moist by the condensed steam.

Can be used as a free steam, non-pressure sterilizer by opening the air cock if
desired.

Mounted on white enameled stand. Heated by steam, gas, gasoline or petroleum.
Special prices for electric heat. State voltage.

Inside

Height

Diameter

List

Capacity

Fig.

No.

Diameter

Inside

Door

Copper

Nickel-plated

Cubic ins

5587

12 in.

16 in.

8 in.

$160.00

$165.00

1,130

5590

16 in.

20 in.

10 in.

185.00

198.00

4,020

5593

20 in.

24 in.

12 in.

200.00

215.00

7,540

5596

22 in.

28 in.

14 in.

275.00

295.00

10,643

5599

25 in.

28 in.

16 in.

350.00

375.00

13,744

Write for Cash Discounts.

Do you realize the profit there is for you in using our blank label preparations?
The profit is that which otherwise would go to the druggist compounding your
prescriptions.

368

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

THE AMVETSCO VACCINATOR.

Every veterinarian who has
had experience in vaccinating
large herds of hogs is familiar
with the tedious method of ad-
ministering serum with an ordi-
nary syringe. This process is
not only slow and tiresome but
exceedingly wasteful.

A great improvement in the
technique of administration of
serum has resulted from the
perfection of the Amvetsco im-
proved serum injecting appara-
tus. This apparatus is superior
to any other kind for the rea-
son that it makes possible an
increase of 50% in the speed
with which anti-hog cholera
may be administered. More-
over, it lessens the danger of
confusing serum and virus
syringes. And finally, it is so
designed that it is more easily
kept clean and sterile than any
other vaccinating outfit.

Instead of depending upon suction alone in filling the syringe, making the work
both difficult and slow, the Amvetsco Vaccinator has the advantage of gravity and
suction. Its greatest advantage is its rapidity of operation and its simple construc-
tion. The hose is short and easy to cleanse; there is little chance for breakage and
the entire apparatus can be seen during the operation.

The outfit consists of a heavy tubulated bottle of l,000cc capacity with hose
nipple at bottom, and two feet of heavy walled maroon tubing; Glover stopcocks, rubber
cork with air vent and 30cc serum syringe. It is designed to carry bottle in front
pocket of laboratory or carpenter's apron, thereby keeping container in perfect posi-
tion for easy operation.

Enlarged cut of
Stop-cock showing
syringe and tubing
connection.

PRICE.
Vaccinator,

complete with

Fig. 5600 — Amvetsco

syringe $7.50

Fig. 5602 — Heavy Stopcock only 2.50

Note: The above outfit, or Glover Outfit illustrated
on page 163, may be supplied with slip connection instead
of screw connection, if desired. In ordering please specify.

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY,

MO.

369

SERUM LABORATORY SUPPLIES

Fig. 5632 — "Amvetsco" Hypering Apparatus,

comprising 2,000cc bottle gradu-
ated every 25cc, fitted with per-
forated rubber stopper, two metal
tubes, heavy stopper clamp, rub-
ber force pump, 4 feet best grade
rubber tubing with glass window,
and two 16-gauge needles with 2-
inch point. Price $9.00

Fig. 5635 — "Amvetsco" Hypering Apparatus

same as Fig. 5632, except bottle

is graduated every 50cc 8.75

Fig. 5638 — "Amvetsco" Hypering Apparatus,

same as Fig. 5632, except bottle
is 4,000*00 capacity, graduated
every 50cc 10.25

Fig. 5641 — "Amvetsco" Hypering Apparatus,

same as Fig. 5632, except bottle
is 4,000cc capacity, graduated

every lOOcc 10.00

5632-5635

The above outfits may be supplied with a metal pump at the same price instead
of rubber bulb pump as illustrated.

PRICES OF PARTS FOR ABOVE.

2,000cc Bottle (only) 25cc graduation, each $4.25

2,000cc Bottle (only) 50cc graduation, each 4.00

4,000cc Bottle (only) 50cc graduation, each 5.50

4,000cc Bottle (only) lOOcc graduation, each 5.25

Rubber stopper to fit 2,000cc bottle, each 75

Rubber stopper to fit 4,000cc bottle, each 90

Extra heavy stopper clamp 2.50

Rubber Force Pump 35

Metal Hand Pump, Yale 75

Rubber Tubing, per foot 12

Hypering Needles, each 35

Glass Window for rubber tubing, each 10

Metal Shut-off for rubber tubing 20

Long Metal Tube, each 1.00

Short Metal Tube, each 75

Hypering bottles are supplied with graduations "O" at top, or "O" at bottom, as
desired. We also supply double scale bottles reading both up and down, prices upon
request.

370

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

SERUM LABORATORY SUPPLIES.

5644 M

5646

5647

Fig. 5044 — Murphy's Angular Clamp, for

holding needle in vein. ..... .$1.25

Fig. 5046-— Myer's Tail Holder, to avoid
holding tail with hands, and
for use in searing-, releases
automatically 1.50

Fig. 5647 — Hypering Xeedle, 16-gauge,
2-inch point, with nipple end,
each 35o; dozen 4.00

5748-5749

Fig. 5748 — Hoffman Aluminum Bottle
Filler. By its use all dan-
ger from dust and dirt
falling into shipping hot-
tie is avoided. Made of
polished cast aluminum.
Easy to clean and ster-
ilize. Outside diameter of
hose connection, %-inch;
outside diameter of bottle
end, %-inch. Each $2.00

Fig. 5740 — Same as Fig. 5748; hose
connection end, ^-inch;
bottle end, y 2 -inch. Each. 2.00

FIG. 5750 — BAKER'S HOG HOLDER.

Baker's Hog Holder has proven a much appreciated instrument for the easy and satis-
factory control of swine patients. With this holder you can secure and hold the largest
hog in a few seconds. It is ideal for holding hogs for immunization, for removing the
tusks from large boars, for securing for castration, for oral administration of medica-
ments, or when assisting a sow in farrowing. Made of aluminum and steel, light in
weight, simple in construction, mechanically perfect and very durable.
Price $2.00

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO
SERUM LABORATORY SUPPLIES

371

5751-5656

5662-5665

5668-5671

5677

5680-5683

Fig. 5751 — Heavy Posting or Sticking Knife, aluminum handle, 6-inch blade $1.00

Fig. 5653 — Heavy Posting or Sticking Knife, aluminum handle, 7-inch blade ].u>

Fig. 5056 — Heavy Posting or Stieking Knife, aluminum handle, 8-inch blade 1.25

Fig. 5659 — Thrower's Sticking Knife, extra fine quality steel blade, with guarded

aluminum handle, 6-inch blade 1.50

Fig. 5662 — Hueben's Sticking Knife, aluminum handle, virus size 3.50

Fig. 5665 — Hueben's Sticking Knife, aluminum handle, serum size 3.50

Fig. 5667 — Short Style Sticking Knife, aluminum handle, assorted style blades as

illustrated, each, $0.35; dozen , 4|00

Fig. 5668 — Aluminum Handle Steel, 8-inch 1.75

Fig. 5671 — Aluminum Handle Steel, 10-inch 2.00

Fig. 5674 — "Amvetsco" Canulated Sticking Knife, 1-inch tube, length 15y 2 inches

over all : 4.50

Fig. 5677 — "Amvetsco" Canulated Sticking Knife, with shield, 1-inch tube, length

15 inches over all 5.00

Fig. 5080 — Extra Heavy Defibrinating Forks, two or three prongs, 14 -inch, per dozen 2.75
Fig. 5683 — Extra Heavy Defibrinating Forks, two or three prongs, 18-inch, per dozen 3.50
We stock a complete line of Knife Hones and Stones. See page 274.

We are looking for business from you

572

AMERICAN VETERINARY SUPPLY CO., KANSAS CITY, MO.

SERUM LABORATORY SUPPLIES.

5686-5689 5695-5698 5701

5704-5707

Fig. 5686 — "Pizzle" or Urethral Sheath Clamp, straight, heavy, lO^-inch $2.50

Fig. 5689 — "Pizzle" or Urethral Sheath Clamp, straight, heavy, 11 -inch 3.00

Fig. 5692 — "Pizzle" or Urethral Sheath Clamp, curved, flexible jaws, 10-ineh 2.75

Fig. 5695 — "Pizzle" or Urethral Sheath Clamp, curved, heavy, 10%-inch 2.85

Fig. 5698 — "Pizzle" or Urethral Sheath Clamp, curved, heavy, 11 -inch 3.30

Fig. 5701 — "T" Gauze Twisting Forceps, heavy 3.00

Fig. 5704 — Thumb Forceps, for handling gauze and corks, 10-inch 1.25

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etc. Made of brass, nickel-plated, per dozen 1.20

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Fig. 5746 — 4-quart capacity. 26.50

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Fig. 5765 — Liston's Forceps, for tail cutting, 8-inch. $2.75
Fig. 5768 — Tail Clippers, warranted 2.50

5770

Fig. 5770 — Sanitary Gauze Box,
made of galvanized
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inches. Well made cor-
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VETERINARY BOOKS.

All books listed in this catalogue are important and standard, and should be in
the library of every progressive veterinarian.

The books are guaranteed to be the latest editions and arranged in alphabetical
order according to the author's name.

Anatomy

Bacteriology

Botany

Breeds and Breeding

Cat

Castrating

Chemistry

Dentistry

Diagnosis

Dictionaries

Diseases

Dog

Embryology

SUBJECTS:

Feeds and Feeding

Histology

Horseshoeing

Hygiene

Judging

Lameness

Materia Medica

Meat Inspection

Miscellaneous

Milk

Obstetrics

Ophthalmology

Parasites

Pathology

Pharmacology

Physiology

Poultry

Practice (See Diseases)

Prescriptions and Dosage

Restraint

Roaring

Serum Therapy

Soundness

Surgery

Therapeutics

Zoology

If your library does not contain books pertaining to the above subjects, it is not
strictly up-to-date, and is not serving you and your clients as it should. Make your
library a practical working one — a library from which you can obtain quickly just the
information you want and when you want it.

Go through your library today — make note of the "out-of-date," then run through
this catalogue and check off the new books and new editions you need to make your
library useful to you. Then write out your order and mail it to us and your wants
will be filled immediately.

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Adams- Lungwitz— A Textbook of Horse-
shoeing. 216 pages, 229 illustrations.

BOOKS

Cloth

.$2.25

Albrechtsen-Wehrbein— The Sterility of
Cows. Its Causes and Treatment. 98
pages, 27 illustrations. Cloth $1.25

Bailey— A Textbook of Histology. By F.

R. Bailey, A.M., M.D., Columbia Uni-
versity, New York City. 671 pages,
392 illustrations. Cloth $3.75

Barton— Horses. Their Points and Man-
agement in Health and Disease. By
Frank T. Barton, M.R.C.V.S. 363
pages, 58 illustrations. Cloth. . . .$3.00

Baker — Sheep Diseases. By E. T. Baker
D.V.M. 237 pages, 66 illustrations, 6
colored plates. Cloth $2.50

Baker — Theory and Practice of Veteri-
nary Medicine. A. H. Baker, V.S., Pro-
fessor of Theory and Practice at the
Chicago Veterinary College. 270 pages,
over 150 original prescriptions. Half
Leather $3.50

Buchanan — Veterinary Bacteriology. By

Robert E. Buchanan, Ph.D., Professor
of Bacteriology, Iowa State College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and
Chas. Murray, B.Sc. 590 pages, 209 il-
lustrations — second edition. Cloth $3.50

Campbell — Springtime Surgery. Edited
by D. M. Campbell, D.V.S., Editor
American Journal of Veterinary Med-
icine. 165 pages. Cloth $1.00

Campbell — Colics and Their Treatment.

A compilation of articles by various
writers. Edited by D. M. Campbell,
D.V.S., Editor American Journal of
Veterinary Medicine. 139 pages.
Cloth , $1.25

Campbell — Veterinary Account Book. A

leather-bound, pocket size account
book of 156 pages. Contains an arti-
cle on collections and a price sched-
ule. A most useful and popular
book $1.25

Bell — The Veterinarian's Pocket Remem-
brancer. By Roscoe Bell, D.V.S. 57
pages. Flexible Cloth $0.50

Bell— The Veterinarian's Call Book (Per-
petual). By Roscoe R. Bell, D.V.S.
Pocket size. Flexible binding. .$1.00

Birch — Modern Riding and Horse Edu-
cation. By Major Noel Birch, Royal
Horse Artillery of Great Britain. 301
pages, illustrated. Cloth $2.00

Bradley — Outlines of Veterinary Anat-
omy. By 0. Charnock Bradley, M.R.
C.V.S., Professor of Anatomy in the
New Veterinary College, Edinburgh.
Complete in 3 parts. Part 1, The
Limbs, $1.25; Part 2, The Trunk, $1.25;
Part 3, The Head and Neck, $1.25. Set
Complete $3.25

Brumley — Book of Veterinary Posology
and Prescriptions. By Oscar Victor
Brumley, V.S., Associate Professor of
Veterinary Medicine, Ohio State Uni-
versity. 190 pages. Full morocco,
pocket size $1.50

Crocker — Veterinary Post-Mortem Tech-
nic. By Walter J. Crocker, B.S.,
V.M.D., Professor of Veterinary Path-
ology, School of Veterinary Medicine,
University of Pennsylvania. 233 pages,
142 illustrations. Cloth $4.00

Craig — Common Diseases of Farm Ani-
mals. By Professor R. A. Craig, Pur-
due University. 334 pages, 123 illus-
trations. Cloth $1.75

Craig — Judging Live Stock. By John A.
Craig, Professor of Animal Husbandry,
Iowa Agricultural College. 250 pages,
over 100 illustrations. Cloth. .. .$1.50

Cudd — Breeders' Guide and Service Rec-
ord Book. By Vird. O. Cudd. Cloth $1.00

Dakin and Dunham — A Handbook of
Antiseptics. By Henry Drysdale Dakin,
D.Sc, F.I.C., F.R.S., and Edward Kel-
logg Dunham, M.D., Emeritus Profes-
sor of Pathology, University and Belle-
vue Hospital Medical College. 129
pages. Cloth $1.25

Day — Productive Swine Husbandry. By
Professor G. E. Day, of the Ontario
Agricultural College. 363 pages, 95
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Dalrymple — Veterinary Obstetrics. By

W. H. Dalrymple, Head of the Depart-
ment of Veterinary Science, Louisiana
State University, Veterinarian, Lou-
isiana State Bureau of Agriculture.
164 pages, illustrated. Cloth $2.00

DeBruin — Bovine Obstetrics. By M. G.
DeBruin, Instructor of Obstetrics,
State University, Utrecht. Translated
by W. E. A. Wyman, formerly Pro-
fessor of Veterinary Science, Clemson
College Veterinarian, South Carolina
Experiment Station. 384 pages, 77
illustrations. Cloth $2.50

DeVine — Bovine Tuberculosis. By J. F.

DeVine, D.V.S., with discussions by
E. Z. Russell, Editor Twentieth Cen-
tury Farmer; D. F. Luckey, State Vet-
erinarian, Missouri; 0. E. Dyson, for-
mer State Veterinarian, Illinois. 120
pages, illustrated. Cloth $1.00

Dollar — Operative Technique. By Jno.
A. W. Dollar, M.R.C. 265 pages, 272
illustrations. Cloth $3.00

Dollar — Regional Veterinary Surgery and
Operative Technique. By John A. W.
Dollar, M.R.C.V.S., F.R.S.E., M.R.I.,
former President of the Royal College
of Veterinary Surgeons. 1,131 pages,
584 illustrations. Half leather. .$8.25

Dorland — American Illustrated Medical
Dictionary. By W. A. Newman Dor-
land, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S. 1,179 pages,

flexible leather. Plain $5.00

Thumb index 5.50

Dorland — The American Pocket Medical
Dictionary. By W. A. Newman Dor-
land, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S. 707 pages,

flexible leather. Plain $1.25

Indexed 1.50

Edelmann — Textbook of Meat Hygiene.

By Medical Counselor Richard Edel-
mann, Ph.D., Royal State Veterinarian
of Saxony, Professor at the Royal Vet-
erinary High School in Dresden. 452
pages, 161 illustrations, 5 colored
plates. Cloth $4.50

Eckles— Dairy Cattle and Milk Produc-
tion. By Clarence H. Eckles, B.S.A.,
M.S. Cloth $1.60

Ernst — Textbook of Milk Hygiene. By

Dr. William Ernst. Authorized trans-
lation with additions by John R. Moh-
ler, V.M.D., Chief Pathological Division
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry, and
Adolph Eichhorn, D.V.S., Senior Bac-
teriologist U. S. Bureau of Animal In-
dustry. 281 pages, 29 illustrations and
5 colored plates. Half leather. . .$3.50

Farrington and Woll — Testing Milk and
Its Products. By E. H. Farrington,
Professor in Charge of Dairy School,
and F. W. Woll, Assistant Professor
of Agricultural Chemistry of the
University of Wisconsin. 236 pages,
art vellum $1.25

Felch— Poultry Culture. By I. K. Felch.
How to raise, manage, mate, judge and
treat thoroughbred fowls. 338 pages,
with numerous illustrations $1.50

Fleming — Veterinary Obstetrics. Re-
vised and modified by J. F. Craig,
M.A., M.R.C.V.S., Professor of Anat-
omy and Medicine in the Royal Vet-
erinary College of Ireland, Dublin. 528
pages, 161 illustrations $4.00

French. — Surgical Diseases and Surgery
of the Dog. By Cecil French, D.V.S.,
Washington, D. C. 480 pages, 91 illus-
trations. Cloth $2.00

Frohner — General Therapeutics for Vet-
erinarians. By Eugen Frohner, Vet-
erinary College, Berlin. Authorized
translation by D. Hammond Udall,
B.S.A., D.V.M., Professor of Veteri-
nary Medicine and Hygiene, New York
State Veterinary College, Cornell Uni-
versity. 302 pages. Cloth $3.00

Gay — Productive Horse Husbandry. By

Carl W. Gay, D.V.M., B.S.A., Profes-
sor of Animal Husbandry, School of
Veterinary Medicine, University of
Pennsylvania. 331 pages, 173 illus-
trations. Cloth $1.75

Gould — Medical and Veterinary Pocket
Dictionary. By Geo. M. Gould, A.S.
M.D. Revised Edition. Nearly 1,000
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Gould — Standard Illustrated Dictionary Hobday — Anaesthesia and Narcosis of
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Biology and Allied Sciences. By Geo. G. Hobday, F.R.C.V.S., F.R.S.E. 86
M. Gould, A.S.M..D. Over 2,000 pages. pages, 24 illustrations, 4 full page
Half morocco $14.00 plates. Cloth $1.25

Glass and Muller — Diseases of the Dog
and Their Treatment. By Dr. George
Muller, Professor and Director of the
Clinic for Small Animals, Veterinary
High School at Dresden, and Alexan-
der Glass, A.M.V.S., Professor of Ca-
nine Medicine, Veterinary Department,
University of Pennsylvania. 506
pages, 178 illustrations, 16 full page
plates. Cloth $3.00

Hadley — The Horse in Health and Dis-
ease. By Frederick B. Hadley, D.V.M.,
Associate Professor of Veterinary
Medicine in the University of Wiscon-
sin. 261 pages, illustrated. Cloth. $1.50

Hanson — Practice of Equine Medicine.

By Harry D. Hanson, D.V.S. Cloth. $4.00

Hayes — Points of the Horse. By Capt.
M. Horace Hayes, F.R.C.VS. A Trea-
tise on the Conformation, Movements,
Breeds and Evolution of the Horse.
736 pages, 600 illustrations. Cloth,
gilt edge $15.00

Hemenway — The Essentials of Veteri-
nary Law. By Dr. Henry B. Hemen-
way. 342 pages. Cloth $3.00

Henry — Feeds and Feeding. By Prof.
W. A. Henry, State University, Mad-
ison, Wis., and F. B. Morrison, B.S.
Handbook for the Student and Stock-
man. 691 pages. Cloth $2.50

Herbert — Hints to Horsekeepers (In-
cluding Baucher's System of Horse-
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452 pages, 83 illustrations $1.50

Herzog — Veterinary Micro-organisms. A

Textbook on Disease-producing Micro-
organisms. 644 pages, 214 engravings,
14 colored plates. Cloth $4.75

Hoare — A System of Veterinary Medi-
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of which E. Wallis Hoare, F.R.C.VS.,
and a number of collaborators are
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received. Two volumes, 2986 pages,
bound in half leather $15.00

Hoare — Veterinary Therapeutics. A

Guide to the Treatment of Disease in
the Domestic Animals. By E. Wallis
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Medical Chemistry and
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Holland, A.M., M.D.,
Dean Jefferson Medical
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683 pages, illustrat-
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Hunting — The Art of
Horse Shoeing. A Man-
ual for Farriers and
Veterinarians. By Wm.
Hunting, F.R.C.VS., Ed-
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Record. Nearly 100 il-
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Hutyra and Marek — Spec-
ial Pathology and
Therapeutics of Domestic Animals.

By Dr. Francis Hutyra, Professor of
Infectious Diseases, and Dr. Joseph
Marek, Professor of Special Pathology
and Therapy, Royal Veterinary Col-
lege of Budapest, Hungary. In two
volumes, illustrated. Per set, bound
in half leather $16.00

Johnstone — The Horse-Book. A prac-
tical treatise on the American horse,
horse breeding, breeds of horses,
hygiene, etc. By J. H. Johnstone,
Assistant Editor Breeders' Gazette.
300 pages, illustrated $2.00

Jordan — The Feeding of Animals. By

W. H. Jordan (McM.), Director of the
New York Agr. Exp. Station. 450
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Jordan — The Gait of the American Trot-
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Cloth $3.00

Kaupp — Animal Parasites and Parasitic
Diseases. By B. F. Kaupp, M.S.,
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vestigator N. C. Experiment Station,
former Professor of Parasitology, Kan-
sas City Veterinary College. 283
pages, illustrated. Half leather. .$2,25

Kaupp — Poultry Diseases and Their
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Kaupp — Anatomy of the Fowl. By B.
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Kimball — Veterinary State Board Ques-
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ball, University of Pennsylvania, Vet-
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pages. Cloth $3.00

Kinsley — A Textbook of Veterinary
Pathology. By A. T. Kinsley, M.Sc.,
D.V.S., formerly Pathologist Kansas
City Veterinary College. 404 pages,

194 illustrations. Cloth $4.00

Half Leather 4.50

Kinslev — Swine Diseases. By A. T.

Kins'lev, M.Sc, D.V.S., formerly Pres-
ident Kansas City Veterinary College.
238 pages, 36 illustrations, 4 full page
color plates. Cloth $2.25

Klein — Principles and Practice of Milk
Hygiene. By L. A. Klein, V.M.D.,
Professor of Pharmacology and Vet-
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sylvania Veterinary Department and
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illustrations. Cloth . $3.00

Lander — Veterinary Toxicology. By G.

D. Lander, D.Sc, F.I.C., Professor of
Chemistrv and Toxicology, Royal Vet-
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pages, 39 illustrations. Cloth. . .$2,50

Lacroix — Animal Castration, with an Ap-
pendant Discussion of Caesarean Sec-
tion in Sows and Operation for Um-
bilical Hernia in Colts. By J. V. La-
croix, D.V.S., formerly Professor of
Surgery, Kansas City Veterinary
College. 144 pages, illustrated.
Cloth $1,50

Lacroix — Lameness of the Horse. By J.

V. Lacroix, D.V.S., formerly Professor
of Surgery, Kansas City Veterinary
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Cloth $3.00

Law — Veterinary Medicine. By Profes-
sor James Law, F.R.C.V.S., director
of the New York State Veterinary
College, Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y. 5 volumes.

Vol I, General Pathology $4.00

Vol. II, Diseases of the Digestive Or-
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all Domestic Animals 1 $4.00

Vol. Ill, Diseases of the Urinary and
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Vol. IV, Infectious Diseases, Sanitary

Science and Police $5.00

Vol. V, Parasites and Parasitisms $4.00

Leeney — The Animal Doctor. By Harold
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Lewis — Productive Poultry Husfbandry.

By Harry R. Lewis, B.S., Poultry Hus-
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330 illustrations $2.00

Liautard — Animal Castration. By Alex-
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44 illustrations. Cloth $1.50

Liautard — Lameness of the Horse and
Diseases of the Locomotory Apparatus.

By A- Liautard, M.D., V.S. 312 pages.
Cloth $2.00

Liautard — Manual of Operative Veteri-
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V.M. 786 pages, nearly 600 illustra-
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Liautard — Median Neurotomy in the
Treatment of Chronic Tendinitis and
Periostosis of the Fetlock. By C.

Pellerin, late repetitor of Clinic and
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Lynch — Diseases of Swine, with partic-
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Charles F. Lynch, M.D., D.V.S., Pro-
gessor of Pathology, Parasitology, Ma-
teria Medica, Therapeutics, and Toxi-
cology in the Terre Haute Veterinary
College, Terre Haute, Indiana. Con-
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Magner — The Standard Horse and Stock
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Marshall — Breeding Farm Animals. By
Prof. F. R. Marshall of the Ohio State
University. Illustrated $1.50

Marshall — Microbiology. Edited by Chas.
E. Marshall, Professor of Microbiology
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Malkmus — Clinical Diagnostics of the
Internal Diseases of Domestic Animals.

By Dr. Bernard Malkmus. Translated
by David S. White, M.V.D., Professor
of Veterinary Medicine, Ohio State
University, and Dr. Paul Fischer,
State Veterinarian of Ohio. 269 pages,
illustrated. Half Leather $3.00

Merillat — Animal Dentistry and Diseases
of the Mouth. By Louis A. Merillat,
V.S., former Professor of Veterinary
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Merillat — The Principles of Veterinary
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Merillat — Veterinary Surgical Opera-
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Merillat — Fistula of the Withers and
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GLOSSITIS.
This tongue was taken i rom an apparently normal hog.
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Mayall — Pigs, Pigsties and Pork. By G.

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Mcintosh— Diseases of the Pig. By D.
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Mcintosh— Diseases of Horses and Cat-
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Miessner and Leibold — Epizootics and
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Merillat-Hoare, et al. — Wound Treat-
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182 pages. Cloth $1-50

Milks — Practical Veterinary Pharmacol-
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Mohler and Eichhorn — Textbook on Milk
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Moore — Microbiology. By Veranus A.
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In addition to our Pharmaceutical
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It is our intention, in supplying drugs and chemicals- to the veterinary profession,
to furnish only the best quality materials at the lowest possible prices. By purchas-
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COMPRESSED TABLETS.

In the manufacture of the following" list of tablets, only the best material that can be
obtained or manufactured is used, therefore insuring- the highest degree of permanency,
solubility and therapeutic effect.

Per
100

Acetanillde, 5-gr $0.24

30-gr 1.60

Acid, Citric, 4-gT 95

Acid, Oxalic, 4-gr 33

Acid, Salicylic, 30-gr 2.11

Alum, 60-gT 95

Ammonium Chloride, 60-gr. 1.22

Antiseptic, Formula "A":

1 41/50-gr. Mercuric

Chloride Corrosive. . .

Antiseptic, Formula "B":
7.7-gr. Mercuric Chlo-
ride Corrosive

Bottle of
500 1,000

$0.99 $1.86
6.56 12.35

8.44 17.40
4.50 8.00
4.61 8.45

.22 .89 1.70

.64 3.04 5.70

Antispasmodic No. 1.

Glonoin, 1/250-gr.
Hyoscyamine Sulphate,

1/2000-gr.
Strychnine Arsenate,

1/128-gr

.31

Aspirin, 5-gr., S. K. & F. .
Barium Chloride, 15-gr. . .

60-gr. . .

Barium Chloride and Tar-
tar Emetic (See Rumen
Compound and Rumen
Compound Improved).

Calcidin (Calcium Iodized)

1-3-gr. 2«

1-gr 37

2%-gr 59

5-gr

.75 ....

.45 2.00

1.17 4.12

Calcium Sulphide,

-gT..

.80
1.43

3.75
7.95

.73 1.35

1.32 2.45

2.39 4.35

3.28 6.25

5.46 10.65

-gT.

.18
.26
.47
.47

Calomel, Vz

1-gr

2-gr

5-gr

30-gr., box of 12 tablets
Carr's Compound for Atony

of Rumen (See Rumen

Compound).
Charcoal, 5-gr

10-gr

Chloral Hydrate, 5-gr

60-gr 5.20

Chlorazene, 4.6-gr.

(Dakin's Antiseptic) ... .64
Cholera Remedy for Poul-
try (Abbott).

Box of 40 $0.40 .80

Per Bottle of
100 500 1,000

$0.15 $0.54 $1.02

Citric Acid, 4 gr

Coloring, Brown, Red, Yel-
low or Green

Conjunctivitis, Formula

"A"

Zinc Sulphocarbolate,

1-gr.
Acid, Boric, 2-gr.
Eye "Wash for Conjunc-
tivitis.
Dissolve four in 2-oz.
water and use freely.
Conjunctivitis, Formula

"B." Tube of 12

Containing Zinc Sul-
phate, Salicylic and
Boric Acid and Methy-
lene Blue.

.95

.69
1.11
2.22

1.32

.15

.36

.66

.15

.45

.84

.38

1.74

3.30

2.52 4.85

.82 1.62

.60 1.15

.25

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COMPRESSED TABLETS.

Diarrhoea, No. 2

Emetoid, 1/64-gr.

Capsicum Oleoresin,
1/128-gr.

Camphor, 1/16-gr.

Bryonin, 1/128-gr.

Hyoscyamine Sulphate,
1/4000-gr.
Eehinacoid, 3 0-gr.

Tube of 12

Per Bottle of
100 BOO 1,000

.$0.33 $1.01 $1.00

Fowler's Solution 1.50

(1 tablet to 4-oz. water.)

Ginger, 60-gr 95

Ginger and Capsicum, 30-
gr. each 05

Hexamethylenamine, *

30-gr 3.10

Intestinal Antiseptic 53

Calcium Sulphocarbolate,

5-gr.
Sodium Sulphocarbolate,

6-gr.
Zinc Sulphocarbolate,

6-gr.
Bismuth Subsalicylate,

tt-trr.

Intestinal Antiseptic, 30-
gr. (See Phenolsulpho-
nates).

Iron Arsenate, 5-gr 51

Iron, Quinine and Strych-
nine Compound with

Nuclein 1.27

Iron Arsenate, 1/5-gr.
Quinine Arsenate, 1/5-gr.
Strychnine Arsenate,

1/10-gr.
Nuclein Solution 40-min.

Normal Salt Solution

(See Sodium Chloride).

Nuclein Solution, 2-min. . . .25

5-min 20

20-min 54

Oxalic Acid, 4-gr 3S

4.50 S.50

4.50 8.50

9.22
2.02

18.20
3.85

1.75 3.30

5.72 11.25

.88

1.65

2.14

4.05

Per Bottle of
100 500 1,000

Phenolsulphonatcs, 30-gr. $0.05 $4.50 $8.50

Calcium Sulphocarbolate.
Sodium Sulphocarbolate.
Zinc Sulphocarbolate.
Copper Sulphocarbolate.

Potassium Arsenite,

.3J.y3-.gr .48 1.74 3.30

Potassium Chlorate, 5-gr.. .25 1.05 1.98

60-gr 2.03 8.45 10.65

Potassium Dichromate,

Potassium Iodide, 5-gr... .88 3.86 7.50

20-gr 3.42

60-gr 10.15

Potassium Nitrate, 60-gr.. 1.35 5.30 9.85
Potassium Permanganate,

5-gr 93 4.41 8.40

15-gr 2.20

60-gr 0.35

Poultry Cholera Remedy

(See Phenolsulphonates).

Purgative Tablets,

Box of 12 1.48

Aloin, 120-gr.
Calomel, 30-gr.
Strychnine Sulph., a ,4-gr.

Quinine Sulphate, 1-gr 63 2.61 5.00

2 y 2 -gr 1.24 5.07 10.05

5-gr 2.25 10.53 20.75

30-gr., box of 12, $2.10

Rumen Compound (Carr's) .75

Barium Chloride, 15 grs.
Tartar Emetic, 15 grs.

Rumen Coinp., Improved . . 1.00

Barium Chloride, 15 grs.
Tartar Emetic, 15 grs.
Strychnine Sulphate, Vi gr.

Salicylic Acid, 30-gr 2.11

Salol, 5-gr 63 2.25 4.30

Santonin and Calomel 2.13 10.12 20.05

Santonin, 1-gr.

Calomel, 1-gr.
Sodium Bicarbonate, 5-gr. .15 .33 .60

60-gr 79 2.28 4.30

Sodium Bromide, 5-gr 31 .99 1.75

Sodium Chloride, 16 2/3-gr. .22 .75 1.45

One tablet dissolved in
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Per Bottle of Per Bottle of

100 500 1,000 100 500 1,000

Sod,™ Suiphoc.rholate, Tr|ple A „ enate . „„„ N „.

Sulphur, 5-gr .15 33 6 elcin ' No 2 * - 38 * li{0 * 250

Suiphocarbolates Strychnine Arsenate,

(See Phenolsulphonates). 1/64-gr.

Tartar Emetic, 15-gr 60 2.75 4.50 Quinine Arsenate 1/32 gr.

Tartar Emetic and Barium Iron Arsenate, 1/32-gr.

Chloride (See Rumen Nuclein Solution, 8-min.

Compound).

Triple Arsenates with Nu- White Lotlon 10 °

clein, No. 1 30 .94 1.70 1 tablet to each 4-oz.

Strychnine Arsenate, woto^

1/128-gr. water.

Quinine Arsenate, 1/64-gr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate, 5-gr. .30 1.34 2.50
Iron Arsenate, 1/64-gr.
Nuclein Solution, 4-min.

SPECIAL FORMULA TABLETS.

We are in a position to supply special tablets of any material, providing that the
material used can consistently be compressed and the number required be sufficiently
large to enable us to fill the order at a satisfactory price.

All Amvetsco tablets go through the same careful process of manufacture, whether
listed above or as special-formula tablets. We furnish the highest class of materials,
standardized according to the U. S. Pharmacopia, thoroughly triturated where neces-
sary, accurately divided and uniformly compressed. Special formula tablets cannot
be returned for credit.

Your formula will be held in strict confidence and not used except at your direction.

HYPODERMIC TABLETS

These tablets are non-irritating, freely
soluble, and absolutely accurate.

For quotations on hypodermic tablets
not listed, please "write us.

Special quotations given on quantities.
Prices subject to fluctuations of the drug.

Per

Tube Per

of 10 100

Aconitlne Nitrate, 1/40-gr $0.06 $0.52

1/30-gr 07 .63

1/20-gr 08 .72

1/10-gr 09 .81

1/6-gr 12 1.08

Yi -gr 15 1.35

Antispasmodic, Formula A,
Glonoin. 1/25-gr.
Hyoscyamine Sulphate, 1/200-gr.
Strychnine Arsenate, 1/10-gr.
Per tube of 12 24

•Apomorphine Hydrochloride,

1/20-gr. (tube of 25) 44 1.59

1/10-gr. (tube of 25) 78 2.81

Per

Tube Per
of 10 100
Arecoline Hydrobromide,

%-gr $1.60 $14.40

1-gr 3.00 27.00

Atropine Sulphate,

%-gr 84 7.56

Ys. -gr 1.62 14.58

Barium Chloride Compound 14 1.26

Barium Chloride, 7-gr.

Digitalin, pure (German), 1/12-gr.

Cardiac Tonic .23 2.07

Digitalin (pure), 1/10-gr.
Sparteine Sulphate, 1/5-gr.
Strychnine Nitrate, %-ct.

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HYPODERMIC TABLETS

Per

Tube Per

of 10 100

•Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1-gr ..$0.60 $ 0.21

1 % -gr 00 8.91

2-gr 1.30 11.61

Colic (Forbes) 7.50 ....

Physostigrnine Benzoate, 1%-gr.
Pilocarpine Hydrochloride, 3-gr.

*Colic (Knowles)

Morphine Sulphate, 2-gr.
Atropine Sulphate, %-gr.
Aconitine (crystals), 1/20 gr.

Digitalin (pure),
%-gr

%-gr.

:.40

.21

.35

1.S0
3.15

Per
Tube
of 10

* Morphine and Atropine, No. 3 $2.58
Morphine Sulphate, 2 %-gr.
Atropine Sulphate, %-gr.

Eserine Compound (Knowles). 2.10 ....
Eserine Salicylate, %-gr.
Pilocarpine Hydrochloride, %-gr.
Strychnine Sulphate, %-gr.

Eserine and Pilocarpine 3.00 ....

Eserine Salicylate, %-gr.
Pilocarpine Hydrochloride, 1-gr.

Eserine Salicylate, % -gr 1.41 ....

y 2 -gr 2.76 ....

1-gr 5.40

♦H. M. C. (See Morphine Com-
pound).

♦Hyoscine, Morphine and Cactoid
Compound (H. M. C.) No. 1,
Hyoscine Hydrobromide, 1/100-gr.
Morphine Hydrobromide, %-gr.
Cactoid, 1/64-gr.
Tube of 25 1.65 ....

Hyoscine, Morphine and Cactoid,
Compound (H. M. C), No. 2,

Hyoscine Hydrobromide, 1/200-gr.
Morphine Hydrobromide, %-gr.
Cactoid, 1/124-gr.
Tube of 25 01

Hyoscyamine Sulphate, %-gr.. 1.20....
Labeline Sulphate,

1/60-gr., tube 25 30 ....

1/20-gr., tube 10 30 1.90

1/10-gr., tube 10 45 3.40

%-gr., tube 12 1.08 ....

♦Morphine and Atropine, No. 1. 2.22 ....
Morphine Sulphate, 1%-gr.
Atropine Sulphate, %-gr.

'Morphine and Atropine, No. 2.. 1.56 ....
Morphine Sulphate, 1%-gr.
Atropine Sulphate, %-gr.

Items prefixed by <*) require

♦Morphine Compound, No. 1 (A.

V. S. Co.) 2.00

Morphine Hydrobromide, 1%-gr.
Hyoscine Hydrobromide, 1/20-gr.
PI. Ext. Cactus, %-min.

♦Morphine Compound, No. 2 (A.

V. S. Co.) 3.50

Morphine Hydrobromide, 2 %-gr.
Hyoscine Hydrobromide, 1/10 gr.
Fl. Ext. Cactus, %-min.

♦Morphine and Hyoscine 2.01

Morphine Hydrobromide, 1-gr.
Hyoscine Hydrobromide, %-gr.

♦Morphine Sulphate, 1-gr 78

1%-gr 1.13

2-gr 1.50

2%-gr 1.89

Nitroglycerin, 1/10-gr 08

1/5-gr 00

Physostigrnine Salicylate (See
Eserine).

Physostigrnine Compound (See
Eserine and Pilocarpine).

Pilocarpine Hydrochloride,

% -gr 63

1-gr 1.20

Quinine and Urea Hydrochlo-
ride, 2-gr. (per tube of 25).. .75

3-gr. (per tube of 25) 1.07

5-gr. (per tube of 25) 1.71

Sparteine Sulphate, 2%-gr.,

Per tube of 12 1.44

Strychnine Sulphate, 1/60, 1/40,

1/30 gr. (per tube of 25) . . . .

%-gr. (500, $3.24; 1,000, $5.62)

%-gr. (500, $4.32; 1,000, $7.56)

1-gr. (500, $5.40; 1,000, $9.45)

Veratrine Hydrochloride, %-gr.

Government order blank.

Per
100

.72

.81

5.67
10.8O

.24

.81

1.08

15 •

1.35

.07

.03

FILLED ALKALOID CASES.

♦Veterinary Hypodermic Tablet Case No. 1.

Aconitine Nitrate, 1/30-gr.

Arecoline Hydrobromide, %-gr.

Atropine Sulphate, %-gr.

Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1-gr.

Cardiac Tonic.

Digitalin, %-gr.

Morphine Sulphate, 1-gr.

Nitroglycerin, 1/5-gr.

Pilocarpine Hydrochloride, 1-gr.

Strychnine Sulphate, %-gr.
Must be ordered on Narcotic Blank.. $6.28
Veterinary Hypodermic Tablet Case No. 2.

Antispasmodic Formula "A."

Arecoline Hydrobromide, 1-gr.

Atropine Sulphate, %-gr.

Digitalin, %-gr.

Eserine Compound.

Lobeline Sulphate, 1/10-gr.

Nitroglycerin, 1/10-gr.

Pilocarpine, %-gr.

Strychnine Sulphate, 1-gr.

Hyoscyamine Sulphate, %-gr.

Non-Narcotic $10.52

Veterinary Hypodermic Tablet Case No. 3.

Arecoline Hydrobromide, %-gr.

Atropine Sulphate, %-gr.

Cardiac Tonic.

Digitalin, %-gr.

Eserine Salicylate, %-gr.

Hyoscyamine Sulphate, %-gr.

Nitroglycerin, 1/10-gr.

Pilocarpine Hydrochloride, %-gr.

Strychnine Sulphate, %-gr.

Veratrine Hydrochloride, %-gr.
Non-Narcotic $8.75

♦Requires Harrison Narcotic Blank.

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FLUID EXTRACTS

Our fluid extracts fully represent the properties of the drug and in every instance
possess the medicinal efficacy claimed for them. They are prepared under the supervision
of experts of many years' experience, and must not be compared with carelessly and
cheaply made extracts offered in the market.

As a safeguard against accidents, we label all poisonous fluids in RED INK.

FLUID EXTRACTS

The following prices on Fluid Extracts
and Tinctures are made necessary by the
recent advances and taxes on alcohol. For
gallon prices, multiply pint price by 7.

Yt. Pints Pints

Aconite Leaves * 0.62 $ 2.28

Aconite, U. S. P 80 3.00

Aloes 53 1.89

Arnica Flowers, N. F 1.40 5.40

Asafoetlda 103 3.90

Belladonna Leaves 1.40 5.40

Belladonna Root, U. S. P 2.75 10.80

Benzoin 59 2.16

Benzoin Compound 1.03 2,90

Black Haw, U. S. P 59 2.16

Blood-root, N. F 59 2.16

Blue Flag, N. F 62 2.28

Bryonia 1.10 4.20

Buctau, U. S. P 1-51 5.85

Cannabis, American, U. S. P. 1.15 4.41

Cannabis, Indica, U. S. P 2.60 10.20

Capsicum 77 2.85

Cascara Sagrada Aromatic. .44 1.56

Catechu 53 1.89

Catnip, N. F 45 1.59

Caulophyllum, N. F .45 1.74

Cimicif uga, U. S. P 58 2.10

Cinchona, Red 1-25 4.80

Colchicum Root, N. F 2.57 10.08

Colehicum Seed, U. S P 2.57 10.08

Contain, N. F 80 3.00

Convnllnria Root, N. F 91 3.45

Corn-silk, N. F 45 1.59

Damiana, N. F -38 2-10

Digitalis, U. S. P 1-03 S- 90

Echinacea, N. F •££ 3.18

Ergot, U. S. P. . . . . 88 3.30

Eucalyptus, U. S. P .50 1.80

Gelsemlum, U S. P -«5 £*°

Gentian, U. S. P •<« 1Ji0

Vi Pints

Gentian, Compound Jt» .46

Ginger 80

Glycyrrhiza 47

Golden Seal 3.42

Grindelia, Miscible 49

Henbane 1-62

Ipecac, Cartbagena, U. S. P. . 2.45

Jaborandi 58

Lobelia, U. S. P 47

Male-fern 1.18

Mandrake 65

Nux Vomica, U. S. P 61

Pints
$ 1.65
3.00
1.68
13.50
1.59
6.30
9.60
2.10
1.65
4.50
2.40
2.26

"Opium, Camphorated 1.10

Passion Flower 49

Peppermint *>5

Physostigma 80

Poke Root 41

•Requires Harrison Narcotic Blanks

4.20
1.74
2.40
3.00
1.44

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Vi -Pts. Pts.

Quassia, N. P $ 0.43 $ 1.32

•Saw Palmetto Compound... .61 2.23

Senna, U. S. P 60 2.19

Squill, U. S. P .54 1.95

Stramonium, N. P 59 2.16

Tar, Soluble . .37 1.26

Tolu, Soluble 72 2.70

Uva Ursi, U. S. P

Veratrum Virlde, U. S. P.

•Requires Harrison Narcotic Blank.

.46 1.65

.75 2.70

ACETIC FLUID EXTRACTS

Acetic fluid extracts are of the same drug strength
as the corresponding alcoholic fluid extracts, and may be
diluted with acetic acid, diluted alcohol, water, glycerin
or syrup, without precipitation of any active principle.

Lbs.

Aconite Root $2.77

Belladonna Leaves 4.39

Belladonna Root 5.44

Black Haw 99

Colchicum Seed 6.26

Cornsilk 64

Ergot 4.50

Gelsemium 70

Gentian 1.67

Hyoscyamus 8.65

Jnborandi . 1.33

Lily of the Valley 2.18

Lobelia 1.07

Nox Vomica 85

Stramonium Seed 1.19

Uva Ursi 59

Gal.

$6.93

3.75

4.90
6.50

7.98

7.49
6.00

4.1S

TINCTURES.

Tou will note our tinctures are Standard U. S. P. For prices on "4-pound size add
five cents for bottle. For gallon prices, multiply pint price by 5% and add 20 cents.

Pint
Cantharides $3.00

Capsicum 1.85

Cinchona Compound 2.00

Digitalis 1.35

Ferric Chloride 1.00

Gambir Compound 1.25

Gelsemium 1.35

Gentian 1.20

Gentian Compound 1.25

Ginser 1.60

Hydrastis 3.60

Hyocsyamus 1.55

Indian Cannabis 2.50

Iodine 1.50

Kino 1.15

Lavender Compound 1.60

Lobelia 1.15

Myrrh 1.90

Nux Vomica 1.50

•Opium 8.40

Opium Camphorated 1.25

Quassia 1.00

Rhubarb 1.90

Squill 1.50

Stramonium 1.26

Strophanthua 2.30

Veratrum 2,00

Pint

Aconite $1.45

Aloes 1.20

Aloes and Myrrh 1.55

Arnica Flowers 1.40

Asafoetida 2.35

Belladonna Leaves 1.55

Benzoin 1.85

Benzoin Compound 2.55

Bryonia 2.5S

•Requires Harrison Narcotic Blanks.

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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Many prices in this section are only approximate, and subject to change without no-
tice, due to the present unsettled market conditions. There has not been a time in years
when so many advances and declines have occurred in the drug and chemical market,
but our patrons may rest assured that we will accord the very best prices that the exist-
ing conditions of the market will permit. We will therefore be obliged to accept your
orders tor goods affected by prices ruling on date of shipment.

In this list are many articles that we do not manufacture and we have assembled
them as much for the purpose of offering our customers complete orders as for profit.

Prices include containers unless otherwise specified.

Acacia, See Gum Arabic.

Acetanilid, Pond lb.

Acid, Acetic, U. S. P lb.

Acid,. Arsenous, Pure Powd lb.

$0.73

.28
.37

Acid, Benzoic lb - 3 - 55

Acid, Boracic, Powd., U. S. P lb. .20

Powd., Impalpable lb- -35

Acid, Carbolic, Crystal lb. .48

Crystal, 5-lb. cans lb. .48

Liquefied lb .48

Crude, 30% sal. .80

Acid, Chromic, Cryst., Pure oz. .28

Acid, Citric, Cryst lb. 1.08

Acid, Gallic. ■••••;; ; ; ; oz! 2 '.2l

icid, Hydrochloric, See Muriatic.

Acid, Hydrocyanic, Dilute U. S. P.lb .50

y2 -ID. . JU

J /4-lb. .20

! ! .". .'.'. .' .'..' '.'.' '. ° z - .12

Aeid : Lac " e, . u -. s : p -::::::::::::- ^o

Acid, Muriatic, C. P., g.s.b ..lb. .41

Dilute, g.s.b iD - - 41

Acid, Nitric, C. P., gs.b lb. .47

Acid, Nitro-Hydrochioric, C P. ^ ^

lb 42

Acid, Oleic 1D ■*"

Acid, Oxalic, lh ««

Technical, crystal Id. .oo

Acid, Phosphoric, U. S. P., dilute,^ ^

s£u P ; ssv." g.s.b.:::::: :::::::»: :™

Acid, Picric oz - 31

Acid, Pyrogalllc, Resublimed ^ ^^

CrySt ' '.'..".'..'."■■■.■ ■■■•■■■ • ■ oz ' - 39

Acid, Salicylic ">■ -»°

A «DliuWr'P U :. s - P :::|s: : J

Aromatic S-S.b. lb. 1.70

Acid, Tannic, TJ. S. P lb. 3-05

Acid, Tartaric, Powd lb. 1.15

Acid. Trichloracetic ° z - - 5S

Alcohol, „i . »*

Wood | a }- III

Denatured & al ' 105

Items prefixed by (*) require

Aloes (See Gums).

Aloin lb. $1.38

Alum, Powd lb. .16

Powd., Burnt lb. .33

Ammonium, Pure lb. .40

Aluminum Acetate lb. 1.30

Ammonia, Water 10% gal. 1.00

lb. .20

Water 28% gal. 1.50

lb. .30

Ammonium, Acetate Crystals. .. .lb. 1.05

Benzoate lb. 5.56

oz. .44

Bromide lb. .80

Carbonate lb. .36

cubes lb. .51

Chloride, Gran., C. P lb. .44

Gran., Technical lb. .29

Powd., U. S. P lb. .43

Iodide oz. 47

Salicylate oz. .20

Antimony, Black, Com'l lb. .08

Chloride Solution (Butter of).. lb. .58

Aristol (See also Thymol Iodide). oz. 1.80

Argyrol ° z - ■ 1.50

Arsenic Sulphide, Yellow y 2 -lb. .75

14 -lb. .40

Solution (Fowler's) gal. 1.15

Aspirin °z. -75

Barium Chloride, Pure lb. .29

Barks, Cinchona, Red. Powd... lb. 1.35

Elm, Powd ib. .35

Bay Ruin, Domestic gal. 4.50

qt. 1.40

;;;;;;;■.;.' pt. .75

Berries, Cubeb, Powd lb. 2.20

Juniper, Powd lb. .-5

Beta-Nnplithol (See Naphthol).

Bismuth, Salicylate lb. 4.28

Sub'c'arbonate lb. 4.50

oz. .33

Subgaliate lb- 4.63

oz. .36

Subnitrate. lb. 4.23

oz. .31

Tannate." lb- 4.10

oz. .31

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Blue Vitriol, Powd lb.

Bole, Armenian ib.

Borax, Powd lb.

Bromine, U. S. P oz.

Butter of Antimony (See Antimony)
Calamine, Pure lb.

Com'l lb.

Calcium, Bromide lb.

oz.

Carbonate, Precipitated lb.

Chloride, Gran., Pure lb.

Hypophosphite oz.

Iodide oz.

Oxide lb.

Phosphate, Precipitated, U.S.P.lb.

Splphide lb.

Calomel lb.

%-lb.

English lb.

$0.24
.25
.15

.28

.43
.20

1.29
.14
.15
.29
.17
.47
.45
.38
.60

2.40

1.25
.65

3.90

Creosote, Beechwood.

3§Sr

m m

Camphor, Gum

(See Gums).
Monobro-

mide . .lb. $3.09
. . . .oz. .29

lb.

....%-lb.

%-ib.

oz.

Carbonate oz.

Digitalin, Pure, 5-gr. vials

•Dover's Powder, U. S. P lb.

Epicarin . ..... ! . oz.

Epsom Salts (See Salts).

Ergotin, Bonjean oz.

Eserinc, Salicylate 5-gr. vials

1-gr. vials

Sulphate 5-gr. vials

1-gr. vials

Essence Peppermint lb.

Ether, U. S. P., Cone lb.

%-lb.

Anaesthesia lb.

%-lb.

Eucalyptol lb.

• j oz.

Formaldehyde (Formalin). 40%

1-gal.

lb.

Formin.

Cantharides, Chinese, Powd lb. 1.85

Russian, Powd lb. 5.50

Capsicum, Powd lb. .32

Caramel (Burnt Sugar) lb. .35

Caraway (See Seeds).

Carbon Disulphide lb. .35

Celery (See Seeds).

Cerium Oxalate lb. 1.13

oz. .15

Chalk, Precipitated lb. .15

Charcoal, Animal, Powd lb. .16

"Willow, Powd lb. .08

Chloral Hydrate, Crystals lb. 1.80

%-lb. .95

%-lb. .50

Chloroform, For Anaesthesia. .. .lb. .77

•Cocaine Hydrochloride oz. 12.50

Cocoa Butter lb. .65

Collodion, Flexible lb. .80

%-lb. .45

oz. .15

Colocynth Apples, Powd lb. .90

Copperas, Powd lb. ,06

Copper, Acetate lb. 1.30

oz. .16

Arsenate lb. 1.30

oz. .19

Sulphate, Gran., Pure lb. .34

Corrosive Sublimate, Powd lb. 2.11

%-lb. 1.10

%-lb. .60

Cream Tartar, Pure lb. .94

Items prefixed by (•) require

lb.

oz.

Fowler's Solution (See Solutions).

Glycerin gal.

lb.

Guaiacol, Liq., U. S. P oz.

Carbonate oz.

Gums,

Aloes, Barbadoes, Powd lb.

Aloes, Cape, Powd lb.

Aloes, Curacoa, Powd lb.

Arabic (Acacia), Powd lb.

Asafoetida, Powd lb.

Benzoin, Powd lb.

Camphor, 1-oz. cubes lb.

Euphorbium, Powd lb.

Gamboge, Powd lb.

•Opium, Gran oz.

•Opium, Powd oz.

Tragacanth, Powd lb.

Herbs, Lobelia, Powd lb.

•Heroin, Hydrochloride. . 15-gr. vial

Hexamethylenamine lb.

oz.

Hydrogen Peroxide gal.

lb.

Ichthynat lb.

■•■'•' %-lb.

%-lb.

oz.

lb.

%-lb.

Indigo, Powd

Iodine, Resublimed.

iodoform, Powd lb

%-lb'.

%-lb.

Iron, Chloride Crystals.

.lb.
. oz.

Chloride Sol. (for tincture) ... lb

Subsulphate (Mongol's) lb

Sulphate, Gran., Pure lb

Dried, Pure it,'

Com'l In,'

Government order blank.

$2.85
1.50

.80

.25
2.75

.55
2.75

.70

1.24

1.35
.35

1.75
.54
.32
.58
.34

2.25
.25

2.95
.45

1.50
.10

3.20

.40

1.44

3.35

1.85

.30

.70

4.05

.85

3.18

.45

2.40

2.25

5.00

.45

1.15

1.50

.16

1.45

.25

$1.75

.95

.55

.20

1.90

5.70

2.42

1.55

.48

6.64

3.42

1.75

.50

.39

.09

.30

.32

.23

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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Lannm. Hydrous lb.

Anhydrous lb.

0.75
.00

Mustard, Powd lb. $0.70

Naphthaline, Flakes lb. .20

Naphthol, Beta lb. 1.85

OZ. il9

Lead, Acetate (Com'l) lb. .33

Pure, Granulated lb. .42

Subacetate Solution lb. .22

Leaves, Aconite, Powd lb. .75

Belladonna, Powd lb. 1.70

Buchu, Powd lb. 4.30

Digitalis, Powd lb. .75

Henbane, Powd lb. 1.70

Senna, Powd lb. .45

Stramonium, Powd lb. .65

Uva Ursi, Powd lb. .35

Lime, Chloride lb. .15

Liquor Cresolig Comp gal. 2.50

lb. .45

Lithium, Benzoate lb. 18.15

oz. . ..69

Bromide lb. 3.25

oz. .34

Carbonate lb. 2.03

oz. .22

Citrate lb. 3.30

oz. .3*

Lithium, Iodide lb. 6.41

oz. .52

Salicylate lb. 3.50

oz. .35

London Purple lb. .26

Lunar Caustic, sticks oz. .96

Lycopodium lb. 2.80

Magnesium, Calcined (Light) ... lb. 1.00

Carbonate lb. .28

Citrate lb. 2.00

oz. .25

Oxide. . ' lb. 1.00

Sulphate (See Salts).

Menthol, Crystals oz. .55

Mercury, Metallic lb. 2.25

Ammoniated lb. 2.76

Bichloride (See Corrosive Subli-
mate).
Chloride (See Calomel).

Iodide, Red lb. 5.45

%-lb. 2.80

Vi -lb. 1.45

oz. .45

Iodide, Yellow lb. 5.35

oz. .44

Oxide, Red lb. 2.70

oz. .27

Oxide, Yellow lb. 2.58

oz. .23

Methyl Salicylate (See Oil Winter-
green synthetic).

Methylene Blue, Medicinal lb. 15.60

oz. 1.09

Monsel's Solution lb. .32

•Morphine, Alkaloid %-oz. 2.62

•Acetate Vs -oz. 2.11

•Diacetyl, Hydrochloride ,.%-oz. 2.57

•Ethyl, Hydrochloride %-oz. 2.73

•Hydrochloride %-oz. 2.11

•Sulphate % -oz. 1.95

Item* prefixed by (•) require

Nux Vomica, Powd lb. .35

Oils, Anise lb. 3.35

oz. .25

Bay Leaves (True) oz. .40

Bergamot oz. .65

Cade lb. 1.60

oz. .20

Cajeput lb. 1.35

oz. .15

Calamus oz. .45

Camphor, Light lb. .48

Camphorated lb. 1.40

Caraway Seed lb. 9.85

oz. .75

Cassia lb. 3.90

oz. .35

Castor gal. 3.20

lb. .60

Cedar, Pure lb. 2.00

Cedar Wood (for miscroscopic

purposes) oz. .35

Cinnamon, Ceylon oz. 2.00

Cloves lb. 4.25

Cotton Seed gal. 2.15

Croton lb. 2.25

oz. .20

Eucalyptus lb. 1.10

oz. .15

Fennel Seed oz. .45

Fish gal. 1.80

Haarlem doz. .80

Juniper Berries oz. 1.00

Lavender Flowers, True oz. .70

Lemon lb. 2.65

oz. .25

Linseed, Raw (market) gal. 2.50

Mace, Distilled oz. .30

Mirbane lb. .48

Mustard, Artificial oz. 1.64

Essential oz. 2.TS

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Oils — Continued.

Neatsfoot, No. 1 gal. $2.00

Nutmeg, Essential oz. .25

Olive, Malaga gal. 7.00

Pompeian gal. 8.80

Orange, Sweet oz. .35

Origanum Comp lb. .40

Pure lb. 2.70

Pennyroyal oz. .25

Peppermint lb. 7.10

%-lb. 3.65

Vi -lb. 1.90

oz. .60

Petroleum, Crude gal. .40

Sassafras. True lb. 3.00

oz. .30

Synthetic lb. .80

Thuja oz.

Thyme, Red, Pure lb.

oz.

Turpentine, Rectified lb.

Spirits gal.

Wintergreen, Synthetic

Paraffine. . .
Paraldehyde.

Pepper, Black, Pwd .
Cayenne, Powd. . .
White, Powd

Petrolatum, Amber

White.

Carbolated.

. . .lb.
. . oz.

. . .lb.

. . .lb.
. . oz.

. . .lb.
. . .lb.
. . .lb.

. . ,1b.
. 5-lb.
. ..lb.
.5-lb.
. . .lb.
.5-lb.

Phenolphthalein lb.

oz.

Phenol (See Acid Carbolic).
Physostigmine (See Bserine).
Pilocarpine, Hydrochloride, 5-gr. vial

Plaster Paris, Dental lb.

Podophyllin, Resin oz.

Potash, Caustic Sticks lb.

Potassium, Acetate, U. S. P lb.

Bicarbonate lb.

Bichromate, Crystals lb.

Bitartrate (See Cream
Tartar).

2.70
.25

.45
1.15

1.15
.25

.16

2.41

!32
.65

.22
.85
.30
1.15
.24
.95

6.10
.49

.75

.05

.40

3.35

1.40

1.00

.60

Potassium — Continued.

Bromide, Gran. . . lb.

Carbonate, U. S. P lb.

C. P lb.

Chlorate, Gran lb.

Chloride lb.

Citrate lb.

Cyanide, Pure, Grain. 50% lb.

Iodide, Gran I. lb.

%-lb.

Vi -lb.

Nitrate (Saltpeter) lb.

Permanganate, Cryst lb.

Sulphate, U. S. P., Gran lb.

Powd lb.

Sulphite lb.

Sulpho Carbolate lb.

oz.

Tartrate lb.

Protargol oz.

Pyoktanin, Blue oz.

Yellow oz.

Quassia, Chips lb.

Powd lb.

Quinine Sulphate 5-oz. can

1-oz. can

Red Precipitate lb.

Red Saunders, Powd lb.

Resorcia, U. S. P lb.

oz.

Rochelle Salts (See Salts).
Rosin, Powd

lb.

Roots, Aconite, Powd lb.

Alkanet lb.

Belladonna, Powd lb.

Blood Root, Powd lb.

Calamus, Powd .lb.

Colchicum, Powd lb.

Gentian,

Powd. . lb.
Ginger,

African,

Powd. . lb.
Jamaica,

Powd. . lb.
Golden

Seal,

Powd. . lb.
Ipecac,

Powd. . lb.
Jalap,

Powd. . lb.
Licorice,

Powd. . lb.
Rhubarb,

Powd. . lb.

Salts, Epsom lb.

10-lb.

25 to 100-lb.

Epsom, Pink ]t>.

10-lb.

25 to 100-lb.

$0.85
1.02
1.73

.05
8.00
2.05

.55
4.28
2.18
1.14

.55
2.06

.98

.98
1.46
2.35

.26
1.75
1.35
2.75
2.75

.20

.25
6.25
1.30
2.60

.25

.30
9.10

.06

.20
1.10
4.90
3.15
1.45

.45
2.65

.40

.30
.35

8.00
0.55
1.10
.05
1.35

.00
.08
.07
.11
.10
.09

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Salts — Continued.

Glauber, Powd lb. $0.05

10-lb. .04%

25 to 100-lb. .04

Nitrate (Salt Petre), Powd . . . . lb. .55

Rochelle lb. .04

Soda (Sal Soda), Gran lb. .05

Salt Petre (See Salts).

Salol lb. 1.80

oz. .10

Santonin, Crystals oz. 4.29

lb. C3.50

Seeds, Anise, Powd lb. .45

Caraway, Powd lb. .95

Celery, Powd lb. .95

Colchicum, Powd lb. 5.10

Fennel, Powd lb. .40

Flax, Ground lb. .15

Foenugreek, Powd lb.

Mustard, Ground lb.

Stramonium, Powd lb.

Worm, American, Powd lb.

Worm, Levant, Powd lb.

Silver Nitrate, Crystals oz.

Stick oz.

Soap, Castile, Powd lb.

Soda, Caustic Sticks lb.

Sodium,

Benzoate. . . lb.

oz.

Bicarbonate, Com'l lb.

C. P lb -

Borate, U. S. P lb.

Bromide lb.

Cacodylate. oz.

Carbonate, Com'l lb.

Pure lb.

Chloride, C. P lb-
Hyposulphite, Com'l lb.

100-lb.

C. P lb-
Iodide lb-

oz.

Nitrate, Gran lb-

Perborate, Powd lb.

Phosphate, Gran lb.

Items prefixed by

.30
.70
.90
.25
2.20

.87
.90

3.00
.24
.05
.17
.15
.73

2.04
.05
.20

.07
0.25
.20
5.24
.44
.24
.70
.20

(*) require

Sodium — Continued.

Salicylate lb. $1.00

oz. .12

Silicate, Sol lb. .20

Sulphate (see Salts, Glauber).

Sulphate, U. S. P., Gran lb. .16

Powd lb. .17

Sulphide, Pure, Cryst lb. .75

Sulphite, U. S. P lb. .24

Sulpho-Carbolate lb. .88

oz. .10

Tartrate lb. 1.30

Solutions,

Dobell's lb. .38

Donovan's lb. .38

Fehling's Test lb. .75

Fowler's gal. 1.15

lb. .20

Cone lb. .65

Iron Chloride .lb. .30

Lead Subacetate lb. .22

Lugol's lb. 1.00

Spermaceti lb. .45

Spirits, Ammon., Arom gal. 8.45

lb. 1.20

Camphor gal. 9.00

lb. 1.50

Colonial gal. 2.00

Columbian gal. 2.00

Lavender Comp lb. 1.60

Nitre, U. S. P gal. 8.45

lb. 1.20

Turpentine gal. 1.15

Strontium, Bromide lb. .80

oz. .13

Chloride lb. .53

Iodide lb. 4.70

oz. .35

Nitrate lb. .50

Salicylate lb. 1.35

oz. .16

Sulphate lb. .70

Sulphide lb. 1.20

Strychnine, Alkaloid, Cryst ... %-oz. .35

Powd % -oz. .35

Arsenite, Powd %-oz. .35

Phosphate %-oz. .35

Sulphate Vs -oz. .35

oz. 1.97

Sugar Milk, Powd lb. .85

Impalpable lb. .90

Sulphur Flour, light 100-lb. .06

50-lb. .07

# lb. .08

Government order blank.

398

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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Talcum, Com'l lb. $0.10

Purified lb. .20

Tannic (See Acid Tannic).

Tar, Coal gal. .65

Oil of. gal. 1.00

pt. .20

Pine, Pint cans . . . . lb. .15

Tartar Emetic, Powd lb. 1.03

Terpin Hydrate lb. .75

Thiosinaiuine oz. 3.75

Thymol, Crystals oz. 1.19

Pearls oz. 1.19

Iodide oz. 1.30

Tinctures (See Page 392).

Turpentine, Spirits of (See Spirits).
Oil of (See Oils).

Venice, True lb. 8.00

Venice, Imitation lb. .35

Veratrine, Alkaloid %-oz. .44

Sulphate %-oz. .44

Verdigris, Powd lb. .95

Wax, Bees, White, Extra lb. 1.10

Yellow, Refined lb. .80

Witch Hazel, Distilled Ext.

5-gal. can 9.00

gal. 1.95

lb. .35

Xylol (Xylene) lb. .50

Zinc.

Acetate lb. .65

Arsenate oz. .24

Arsenite oz. .24

Benzoate oz. 1.04

Borate oz. .24

Bromide oz. .32

Carbolate oz. .30

Carbonate, Precip., U. S. P lb. '.60

Chloride, Gran .....lb. .38

Zinc — Continued.

Iodide oz. $0.44

Oxide, white lb. .25

Pure lb. .43

Perborate oz. .34

Peroxide oz. .31

Salicylate oz. .27

Stearate lb. .63

oz. .13

Sulphate, Com'l lb. .15

U. S. P., Gran lb. .25

Sulpho Carbolate lb. .88

THERMOMETRIC EQUIVALENTS.

Were you ever puzzled when reading a
scientific work, as to just what degree of
heat or fever the author was referring to
when the centigrade scale was used?

Below will be found the centigrade and
its equivalent on the Fahrenheit scale:

Centi-
grade.

9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.

Fahren-

Centi-

heit.

grade

. . .32.

31. .

. . .33.8

32. .

. . .35.6

33. .

. . .37.4

34. .

.. .39.2

35. .

...41.

36. .

...42.8

37. .

. . .44.6

38. .

. ..46.4

39. .

. . .48.2

40. .

.. .50.

41. .

. . .51.8

42. .

. ..53.6

43. .

...55.4

44. .

. . .57.2

45. .

. ..59.

46. .

. . .60.8

47. .

. ..62.6

48. .

. . .64.4

49. .

...66.2

60. .

...68.

51. .

. ..69.8

52. .

. . .71.6

53. .

.. .73.4

54. .

. ..75.2

55. .

. . .77.

56. .

. . .78.8

57. .

. . .80.6

58. .

...82.4

59. .

...84.2

60. .

...86.

100. .

Fahren-
heit.
. . 87.8
. . 89.6
. . 91.4
. . 93.2
.. 95.
. . 96.8
. . 98.6
. .100.4
..102.2
..104.
..105.8
. .107.6
..109.4
..111.2
..113.
. .114.8
..116.6
..118.4
..120.2
. .122.
..123.8
..125.6
. .127.4
..129.2
..131.
..132.8
..134.6
..136.4
..138.2
..140.
..212.

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GENERAL INDEX.

399

Page

Abscess Lancets 270-271

Absorbent Cotton 330

AcId « ...'.'.'. ]393

Actinomycosis, Anti 28

Adapter, Needle, for Syringes 145

Adhesive Plaster 336

Adjuster, Foot 210

Air Cylinder, for Milk Fever 232

Alba, Linimentum 61

Alcohol 393

Alcohol Gas Stoves 366

Alcohol Lamps 353

Alkaline Mange Ointment 20

Aloetic Boluses 21-22

Amodine 23

Amvesicant 24

Anesthesia, Ethyl Chloride 253

Aneurism Needles 269, 280, 303

Angiotribe Forceps, Ferguson's 193

Anodyne, Chlorocamph 30

Anthelmintic Capsules, for Swine 49

Anthelmintic Tonic, for Swine 27

Anti-Actinomycosis 28

Anti-Cow Kicker 238

Anti-Exostosis 29

Anti-Flatus Capsules 30

Anti-Hog Cholera Serum Ill

Anti-Pharyngitis, Elixir 44

Antiseptic Dressing Powder 31

Antiseptic, Liquor Cresolis 64

Antiseptic Tablets 387

Antiseptine 32

Antitetanic Serum 113

Antitoxin Syringes 162

Apparatus, Hypering 369

Applicators, Cotton 175, 280

Arsenical Paste, Amvetsco 33

Arsenie Trioxide 37

Artery Forceps 287-288

Artificial Eyes 174, 257

Aseptic Glass Syringes 162

Aspirating Syringes 260

Aspirating Syringe Stopcock 100

Aspirating Trocar 296

Attachment, Big-O Serum 166

Attachment, Miller's Chain 186

Attachments, Serum-filling 374

Auto Cautery, Amvetsco Ether 213

Autoclave 367

Automatic Lock Casting Harness 197

Bacterins 85-110

Bag, Breeders' 225

Bags, Emergency 316-325

Bag Handles 329

Bags, Instrument 310-321

Bags, Paper 361

Bags, Saddle 325

Balling Gun, Canine . . 265

Balling Gun, Equine 140

Bailing Gun, Swine 246

Balling Irons 139

Bandages 332-334

Bandages, Crepe Paper 333

Bandage Rollers 335

Bandage, Rubber 273

Bandage Scissors 285, 332

Randaeing Lotion, A. V. 8. Co 81

Basins. Pus or Dressing 362

Page

Basins, Solution 362

Basin Stands, Wash 364

Beakers, Chemical 351

Bell Glass, Microscope 350

Big-O Serum Attachment 166

Biological Products 82-118

Bismodine 34

Bistouries, Eye 173

Bistouries, Operating 268-273

Bistouries, Teat 235

Bit, Drenching 139

Bit, Poultry 251

Blackleg Pill Injector 162

Blackleg Syringe 154

Blackleg Vaccine 114-115

Blades, extra, for Dehorning Saw. 241, 270

Blades, Float 136

Blast Torch and Furnace 214

Bleeding Trocar 296

Block and Tackle for Slings 341

Blow Pipe, Dissecting 170

Boluses, Amvetsco Vermifuge 80

Bone Chisels 278

Bone Curette 281

Bone Cutting Forceps 130

Bone Drill 277

Bone Gouging Forceps 130

Bone Saws 276-277

Bone Scoops 130, 281

Book, Breeders' Guide and Record. .. .231

Books, Veterinary 376-384

Boots, Poultice 208

Boots, Soaking 208

Bottle Brush 356

Bottle, Chloroform, Drop 255

Bottle, Dispensing 354

Bottle, Drenching 139

Bottle Filler, Serum 370

Bottle Springs 329

Bottles, Dropping 350

Bottle, Intravenous 159

Bottles, Hypering 369

Bplties, Medicine Case 327

Bottles, Packing 354

Bottles, Prescription 354

Bottles, Shelf 354

Bottles, Thermos 223

Bovine Purgative Compound 35

Bowls, Sponge 362

Boxes, Anti-Sift 357

Boxes, Microscopic Slide 349

Boxes, Powder 357

Boxes, Sanitary Gauze 374

Boxes, Tin Ointment 357

Branding Instruments 244

Breeders' Supplies 221-231

Brush, Bottle 356

Brushes, Camel's Hair 353

Brushes, Hand 353

Brushes, Iodine 353

Brushes, Test Tube 351

Buffers, Hoof 207

Bulb Cautery 223

Bulb Hypering Bottle 369

Bulb Impregnator 223

Bnlb, Intravenous Pressure 159

Bulbs, Milk Fever 233

Bulb Syringe 146-147

Bull Leader 238

Bull IVose Punch 237

Bull Ring 237

Bull Staff 238

Bunsen Burners 353

Burning Brand Figures, Solid 244

Burrs, Ventricular 176

Buttons, Ear , 242

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GENERAL INDEX.

Page

Cabinet, Instrument 305

Cacodylate, Sodium 73

Calf Feeder 23S

Camphorated Oil, Ethereal 54

Canine Instruments 252-265

Canine Pocket Instrument Cases. . .313-314

Canula, Caponizing 249

Canula, Fistula 166

Canula, Hoof 203

Canula, Sinus 166

Canula, Syringe Filling 166

Canula, Teat 234

Canula, Extra Trocar 297

Cap, Surgeon's Skull 266

Caponizing Sets 250-251

Capsule Guns 140, 246

Capsules, Anthelmintic, for Swine 26

Capsules, Anti-Flatus 30

Capsules, Breeders' 227

Capsules, Empty 357

Capsules, Equine Purgative 53

Capsules, Gelatin 357

Capsules, Purgative, Soluble Elastic. . . 74

Capsules, Uterine 78-79

Card, File 136

Carrier, Rope 184, 189

Carrying Case, Fibre 3-9

Cartilage Knife 170

Case, Fibre Carrying 329

Case Graduate, Medicine 329

Case Handles 329

Case, Hypodermic Needle 164

Case, Knife, Metal 312

Case, Post Mortem 172

Cases, Caponizing 250

Cases, Canine Pocket Instrument

254, 313-314

Cases, Dissecting 171

Cases, Hoof 200

Cases, Hypodermic Tablet 328

Cases, Instrument, Canine 254, 314

Cases, Instrument Carrying 316-321

Cases, Medicine 322

Cases, Needle 303

Cases, Operating, Empty 315, 328

Cases, Operating, Filled 308-315

•Cases, Pocket Instrument 308-315

Cases, Pocket Vial 326

Cases, Thermometer 169

Casting Harness 196-197

Castrating Clamps 194

Castrating Clamp Forceps 194

Castrating Knives 194-195

Castrating Instruments, Canine

and Feline 258-259

Catgut, Surgical 306

Catheter, Albrechtsen's 182

Catheters, Cow 180

Catheters, Dog and Bitch 262

Catheters, Horse and Mare 179-180

Catheter Syringe 146

Cattle Specialties 232-244

Cattle Trocars 230-237, 297

Caustic Holder 280

Caustic Points 353

Cautery, Amvetsco Ether Auto 213

Cautery Iron, Sand Crack 205

Celluloidin, Linen 305

Chain Attachment, Miller's 186

Chain and Hooks, Dissecting 170

Chain Saw 185

Champion Syringes 156-157

Champion Syringe Repairs 158

Chemical Laboratory Supplies 351-360

Chemicals and Drugs 394-398

Chisels, Dental , 132

Chisels, Obstetrical 183-185

Chisels, Operating 278

Chisels, Port Mortem . , 172

Page

Chloride, Ethyl 253

Chlorocamph Anodyne 36

Chloroform 394

Chloroform Drop Bottle 255

Chloroform and Ether Inhaler, Canine. 255

Chloroform Inhaler, Equine 337

Chloroform Muzzle 337

Clamp, Dog Ear 260

Clamp, Hernia 298

Clamp, Hog Sheath 372

Clamp, Hypering 370

Clamp and Twitch, Nasal 199

Clamps, Artery 287-288

Clamps, Castrating 194

Clamps, Dental 126

Clamps, Ear Hypering 370

Clamps, Sand Crack 205

Clamps, Umbilical 298

Clamp Forceps, Castrating 194

Claw Cutter, Canine and Feline 260

Clinical Thermometers 168

Clipper, Horse and Dog 219

Clippers, Claw Cutting, Canine 260

Clippers, Dehorning . 240-241

Clippers, Tail, Hog 374

Clippers and Dockers, Sheep Toe 247

Clipping Machines 217

Clipping Machine, Parts of 218

Clips, Thermometer Tail 169

Coats, Operating 206-267

Colic Remedy, Equine 50

Compound Concentrated Solution,

Arsenic Trioxide 37

Compressed Tablets 387-389

Compression Forceps 290

Conjunctivitis, Ointment 67

Conjunctivitis Tablets, Amvetsco 38

Connections, Glass 309

Containers, Serum 373

Cord and Hooks, Caponizing 248

Corks, Laboratory 355

Cork, Pressers 350

Corkscrews 35c

Cotton, Absorbent 330

Cotton Applicators 175, 280

Cotton Rope .198

Cough Powder, Equine 51

Cough Syrup, Equine 39, 52

Cover Glasses, Microscopical 349

Cow Kicker 238

Cresolis, Liquor, Coinpositus 64

Crooks, Steel Sheep 247

Crotchet, Blunt Hook and . . .262

Cup, Serum „ 303

Curettes, Bone 130, 281

Curettes, Fistula , !22o[ 281

Curettes, Hoof 203

Curettes, Nail Hole ^203

Curettes, Operating 281-282

Curettes, Uterine, Canine ........... .264

Cutters, Molar * _ 1^3

Cutting Forceps, Bone . .......,...' 130

Cutting Forceps, Claw \ .260

Cutters, Dehorning 240-241

Cutter, Hoof 206

Cylinder, Oxygen ^232

Defibrinating Forks 371

Dehorning Instruments . . |™41

Dental Halter !l38

Dental Instruments . . iaill38

Dental Instruments, Canine and

Feline . . . .256

Dental Instrument Rolls .122,315

Derby Bandages 334

Diagnostic Instruments ' 167

Digestive Tonie 41

Dilator (Modified), Palmer's Uterine .. 182
Dilator, Teat 234

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401

GENERAL INDEX.

Page

Dilators, Cnponlzing 248

Dilators, Uterine 181-183

Dipping Hooks, Sheep 247

Dip, Stock 75

Director, Grooved 280

Director and Opener, Teat 234

Dishes, Evaporating 351

Dishes, Petri 351

Dispensing Supplies 352-361

Dispensing Tablets 387-3S0

Dissecting Instruments 170-171

Diuretic Elixir 42

Diuretic Powder 43

Docking Instruments 215-210

Docking Pincers, Sheep 247

Dose Syringes 144-140, 239

Dose Syringe Pipes 145

Douche, Uterine 181, 227

Douche, Uterine, Canine and Feline. . .262

Drainage Inserter 220

Drainage Tube 220

Drenching Instruments 139

Dressing Basins 302

Dressing Forceps 177

Dressing Forceps, Canine, Uterine. . . .262

Dressing Forceps, Roaring 177

Dressing Jars 363

Dressing Powder, Antiseptic 31

Dressing Powder, Phenocamph 68

Dressing Sterilizers 366-367

Dressing Tables 364

Drill, Bone 277

Drill, Dental 128

Drop Bottle, Chloroform 255

Droppers, Medicine 351

Drug Room Supplies 354-361

Drugs and Chemicals 394-39S

Duct Irrigator, Lachrymal 174

Duct Probe, Lachrymal 174

Ear Buttons 242

Ear Clamps, Canine 260

Ear Clamps, Hypering 370

Ear Labels, Metal 242

Ear Marker, Tattoo 244

Ear Punches 242-244

Ear Scissors, Canine 201

Ear Speculum, Canine 255

Ear Tags, Cattle 243

Ear Trimming Scissors 261

Ecraseurs, Castrating 193

Ecraseurs, Spaying 190

Elevator, Periosteum 275, 2S1

Elevator, Wolf Tooth 127

Elixir Anti-Pharyngitis 44

Elixir, Diuretic 42

Elixir, I, a. S. & A 45

Elixir Purgans 46

Emaseulators 192

Emasculators, Canine 258

Emaseulators, Spaying 190

Emblems, Blue Cross 347

Embryotomy Knives 183-188

Emergency Bags 310-323

Emergency Bag, Tray for 329

Emergency Outfits 142

Emergency Pocket Folds 326

Emphysema Powder 47

Emunctotone 48

Enterotome Scissors 172

Entropium Forceps 173

Equine Anthelmintic 49

Equine Cough Powder 51

Equine Cough Syrup 39, 52

Equine Purgative Capsules 53

Equine Tonic Powder (Rx 1402) 76

Esmnrcirs Bandage 273

Eimarch'i Tourniquet 273

Ether 304

Page

Ether Cautery 213

Ethereal Camphorated Oil 54

Ether Inhaler, Canine 255

Ethyl Chloride 253

Evaporating Dishes 351

Exostosis, Anti , 29

Expander, Hoof 210

Exploring Needles 280

Exploring Probes 279-280

Extracting Forceps, Canine 256

Extractors, Gape Worm 251

Extractors, Molar 125

Extractors, Root 125

Extractors, Teat Tumor 235

Extracts, Fluid 392-393

Eye Instruments 173

Eyes, Artificial 174

Feeder, Calf 238

Feline and Canine Instruments. . .254-265

Feline Operating Table 252

Ferrocactone 55

Fetlock Clippers 219

Fetlock Scissors 204, 210, 284

Fetlock Shears 204

Fever Thermometers 168

Figures, for Tattoo Marker 244

Files, Hoof Knife 202

Files, Hoof 207

Files, Tooth 135

Filling- Apparatus, Syringe 166

Filling Tube, Syringe 106

Filtering Paper 358

Firing Instruments 214-215

Firing Irons, Docking 214-215

Fistula Curettes 220, 281

Fisluln Drainage Inserter 220

Fistula Forceps 220

Fistula Knife 271

Fistula Scissors 220, 284

Flasks, Chemical 351

Flatus, Anti, Capsules 30

Flea Killer 02

Float Blades 130

Floats, Dental 133-135

Fluid Extracts 391-392

Fly Oil 50

Foal Hooks 189

Foot Adjuster 210

Forceps, Artery 287-288

Forceps, Bone Cutting 374

Forceps, Caponizing 249

Forceps, Claw Cutting, Canine and

Feline 260

Forceps, Compression 290-291

Forceps, Cover Glass 349

Forceps, Dental, Canine and Feline. . . .256

Forceps, Dissecting 170

Forceps, Docking, Sheep 247

Forceps, Dressing 289, 290, 292

Forceps, Dressing, Roaring 177

Forceps, Dressing, Uterine 182

Forceps, Entropium 173

Forceps, Gauze Twisting 372

Forceps, Hemostatic 287-28S

Forceps, Hoof Testing 205

Forceps, Hysterectomy 290-291

Forceps, Iris 173

Forceps, Lamb 247

Forceps, Microscopical 349

Forceps, Molar, Equine 125

Forceps, Mouse Tooth 286

Forceps, Needle Holding 290

Forceps, Neurotomy 211

Forceps, Obstetrical, Canine and

Feline 203-264

Forceps, Pig 245

Forceps, Rongruer 130

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GENERAL INDEX.

Page

Forceps, Root, Equine 125

Forceps, Sand Crack 205

Forceps, Slide 349

Forceps, Spaying', Canine and Feline . . 259

Forceps, Splinter 131

Forceps, Sponge Holding- 292

Forceps, Tenaculum 293

Forceps, Tenaculum, Roaring 177

Forceps, Throat, Canine and Feline. . .257

Forceps, Thumb 280

Forceps, Tissue 286

Forceps, Tumor 293-294

Forceps, Uterine Dressing, Canine ... .202

Forceps, Vulsellum 293-294

Forceps, Wolf Tooth 127

Forks, Defibrinating 371

Fountain Syringes 147, 265, 363

Fowler's Solution Tablets 57

Fulcrums 125

Funnels, all kinds 358-363

Furnaces, Firing Iron 214

Gags, Mouth, Equine 138

Galnetagogue Powder 58

Galvanized Iron Thimbles 198

Gape Worm Extractor 251

Garget Outfit 233

Gauze Bandages 332

Gauze Boxes 374

Gauze Holding Points 373

Gauze Jars 363

Gauze Packers 293

Gauze, Plain 331

Gauze Scissors 285

Gauze Strips 332

Gauze Twisting Forceps 291, 372

General Operating Instruments ...268-303

Gfgli Saw 185

Glasses, Cover, Microscopical 349

Glasses, Magnifying 330

Glasses, Watch 350

Gloves, Rubber 200

Gouges, Bone 278

Gouges, Dental 132

Gouging Forceps, Bone 130

Gown, Operating 2O0

Graduates, all kinds 359

Graduates, Medicine Case 329

Grappling Hooks 170

Groovers, Hoof 202

Guide, Breeders' 231

Guns, Balling, Canine 265

Guns, Balling, Equine l4o

Guns, Balling, Swine 246

Gutta-Percha, Dental 129

Gynaecological Instruments 180-182

Halters, Dental 138

Hammers, Hoof 206-2O7

Hand Brushes 353

Hand Clippers 219

Handles, Dental 126

Handles for Bags 329

Handles, for Gigli's Saw 185, 276

Harness, Casting 196-198

Healing Ointment, Amvetsol 25

Heaters, Firing Iron 214

Heaves Powder 47

Hemostatic Forceps 287-288

Hernia Clamps 298

Hobbles, Casting 198

Hobbles, Service 229

Hog Cholera .Needles 165

Hog Cholera Serum Ill

Hoi Cholera Syringes 151-150

Page

Hog Holders 246

Hog Specialties 245-246

Hoist, Triple Sheave 341

Holder, Baker's Hog 370

Holders, Caustic 280

Holders, Myer's Tail 370

Holders, Needle 209

Holders, Sponge 202

Holders, Test Tube 351

Hood, Operating 338

Hood, Throat 334

Hoof Expanders 210

Hoof Instruments 200-207

Hoof Pads 346

Hook and Crochet, Parturition 262

Hook and Hammer, Hoof 206

Hook, Neurotomy 212

Hook, Roaring 170

Hooks, Cnponizing 248-249

Hooks, Dental, Sounding 131

Hooks, Dissecting 170

Hooks, Foal 186-189

Hooks, Obstetrical 183-189

Hooks, Sheep Dipping 247

Hondas, Lariat 199

Hones, Hoof Knife 202

Hones, Instrument 274

Horse Boots 346

Hydrometer Jars 359

Hyperimmunizing Hog Supplies . . . 367-375

Hypering Needles, or Infusion 166

Hypodermic Needles 164-165

Hypodermic Syringes 151-162

Hypodermic Tablet Cases 326, S28

Hypodermic Tablets 380-300

Hysterectomy Forceps 290-291

Impaction Tube 236

Impregnators .223-224

Incisor Files and Rasps 135

Incisor Forceps, Canine 256

Incisor Nippers 127

Incisor Rasps and Files 135

Infusion or Hypering Needle 100

Inhaler, Chloroform, Canine 255

Inhaler, Equine 337

Injector, Pill 238

Injection Pump 183

Injection Syringe 239

Ink Stick, Tattoo 244

Inserter, Fistula Drainage 220

Instrument Bags 316-321

Instrument Cabinets 365

Instrument Cases, Canine, Pocket

254, 313-314

Instrument Cases, Pocket 311-315

Instrument Cases, Rolls 328

Instrument Hones 274

Instrument Rolls, Dental 315

Instrument Rolls, Leather 309

Instrument Stands 253, 364

Instrument Sterilizers 366-367

Instrument Trays 329

Intradermal Needles 165

Intradermal Tuberculin Testing

Syringe 161

Intravenous Bottle 159

Intravenous Pressure Bulb 159

Iodine Swabs ....... 330

Iris Forceps 173

Irish Linen, Barbour's 307

I. Q,. S. & A. Elixir 45

Irons, Balling 139

Irons, Firing 214

Irrigator, Fountain 147, 265, 363

Irrigator, Lachrymal Duct 174

Irrigator, Stands 233

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Jars, Dispensing: 356

Jars, Dressing: 3G3

Jars for Medicine Cases 243, 327

Jars, Hydrometer 350

Jars, Mixing 359

Jars, Ointment 357

Jars, Screw Cap 356

Jars, Staining, Microscopic 350

Jars, Urinometer 359

Jute 330

Kettles, Sterilizing 364

Kicker, Anti-Cow 238

Knicking Knives 268-273

Knife, Cartilage 170

Knife, Embryotomy 182-183, 188

Knife, Eye 173

Knife File, Hoof 202

Knife, Fistula 220, 271

Knife Hones, All Kinds 274

Knife Hones, Hoof 202

Knife, Killing 248

Knife, Neurotomy 211

Knife, Posting or Sticking 371

Knife, Post Mortem 172

Knife Rack, Metal 273

Knife, Roaring 176

Knife, Spaying 183, 191, 259

Knife, Steel 371

Knife Stone, Horse-Shoer's 274

Knives, Castrating 194-195

Knives, Dissecting 170

Knives, General Operating 268-273

Knives, Hoof 200-202

Knives, Obstetrical 185

Knives, Knicking 268-273

Knives, Sage 201

Knives, Sole 201

Knives, Skinning 68

Knives, Sticking 371

Knives, Teat 235

Knives, Tenotomy 268-273

Labels, Bottle 354

Labels, Metal Ear 242

Labels, Microscopic Slide 349

Labels, Prescription 354

Laboratory Supplies 351-361

Lachrymal Duct Irrigator 174

Lachrymal Duct Probe 174

Lamb Forceps 247

Lamps, Alcohol 353

Lariat Hondas 199

Laxoleum 60

Leader, Bull 238, 241

Leather Goods 316-329

Leg Bands, Poultry 251

Lenses, Pocket, Magnifying 350

Lice Killer, Amvetseo Liquid ......... 62

Lid Retractor, Eye 173

Ligatures 304-307

Linen Suturing 305, 307

Linimentum Alba 61

Liquid Lice Killer 62

Liquid Soap, Amvetseo 63

Liquid Vesicant (Anti-Exostosis) .... 29

Liquor Cresolis Compositus 64

Litmus Paper 351

Lotion Amvetseo, Wound 81

Loose Powder, Amvetseo 65

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Machines, Clipping 317

Machines, Sheep Shearing 217

Magnifier, Pocket 174

Magnifying Glasses 350

Mallein 116

Mallet, Dental 129

Mallet, Operating 278

Mange Ointment, Alkaline 20

Mare Bag, Breeders' 225

Markers, Poultry 251

Markers, Tattoo 244

Markers, Branding 244

Markers, Ear 242-244

Mastointment 66

Measures, Graduated 363

Measuring Instruments 347

Medicine Cases 322-325

Medicine Case Bottles 327

Medicine Case Graduates 329

Medicine Droppers 351

Metal Ear Labels 242

Metal Knife Rack 273, 312

Metal Stomach Tube 142

Microscope, Breeders' 226

Microscopes 348

Microscopic Supplies 350

Milk Fever Apparatus 232

Milk Tubes 233

Mixing Jars 359

Molar Cutter 123

Molar Extracting Forceps 125-126

Molar Extracting Forceps, Canine 256

Molar Separator 125

Mortars and Pestles 358

Mouse Tooth Forceps 286

Mouth Gag 138

Mouth Specula, Canine 256

Mouth Specula, Equine 137-139

Mouth Specula, Swine 246

Muzzle, Chloroform 337

Nail Hole Curettes 203

Nasal Clamp and Twitch 199

Nasal Instruments 174

Nasal Punches 237

Nasal Speculum, Canine 255

Needle Adapters 145

Needle, Aneurism 280

Needle Cases 303

Needles, Exploring 280

Needles, Eye 173

Needle Holders 173, 299

Needle Holders, Eye 173

Needle and Spud, Eye 173

Needle, Infusion or Hypering 166

Needles, Hypering 370

Needles, Hypodermic 164, 375

Needles, Intradermal 165

Needles, Microscopic 350

Needles, Neurotomy 212, 303

Needles, Post Mortem 302

Needles, Roaring 176

Needles, Seton 209-210

Needles, Sewing 300-303

Needles, Spaying 190, 302

Needles, Special Intravenous 159

Needles, Surgeon's 300-301

Needles, Suture 300-303

Needles, Syringe 104-166

Needles, Tracheal 176

Neurotomy Instruments 211-212

Neurotomy Needles 212, 303

Nippers, Hoof 206

Nippers, Incisor 12T

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Nose Punch, Bull 237

Nose Twitch, Humane 109

Nozzle, Wood 143

Oakum 330

Obstetrical Block 1S7

Obstetrical Chains 186

Obstetrical Forceps, Canine 264

Obstetrical Instruments, Conkey's . . . .185
Obstetrical Instruments, Williams' . . . 183

Obstetrical Instruments, Withers 184

Obstetrical Pulls* Miller's ISO

Obstetrical Suits 267

Oil, Ethereal Camphorated 54

Oil, Fly 50

Oil, Laxative 60

Oil, Phenocamphol ( 60

Oil, Tattoo 244

Oils, All Kinds 305-300

Ointment, Alkaline Mange -0

Ointment, Amvetsol Healing 25

Ointment Boxes 357

Ointment Conjunctivitis 67

Ointment Jars 357

Ointment, Mange 20

Ointment, Vesicating 24, 77

Operating Cases 30S-314

Operating Clothing 266-2C7

Operating Gowns 266

Operating Hoods 33S

Operating Instruments, General. . .268-392

Operating Knives 268-273

Operating Room Equipment 364-366

Operating Room Standard 253

Operating Room Stands 253

Operating Suits, Combination 266

Operating Table, Canine and Feline

252-253

Operating Tables, Equine .... 342, 343, 344

Oral Instruments 137-138

Osteotrite, Parturition 187

Outfits, Caponizing 250-251

Outfits, Dental 121-122

Outfits, Dissecting 171

Outfits, Obstetrical 183-185

Outfits, Pocket Instrument Case. . 308-315

Outfits, Post Mortem 172

Oxygen, for Milk Fever 232

Packer, Gauze 202

Pads, for Emergency Bags 321

Pads, Hoof 347

Pads, Shoe-Boil 208

Pails, Water 364

Pans, Instrument 329

Paper Bags 361

Paper Cutters 361

Paper, Filtering 358

Paper, Litmus 351

Paper, Wrapping 361

Paper Bandages, Crepe 333

Papers, Powder 301

Parers, Hoof 206

Parturition Instruments 183-1S9

Parturition Instruments, Canine . .263-204

Parturition Instruments, Swine 245

Parturition Osteotrite 187

Paste, Amvetsco Arsenical 33

Percolators, Round 265, 363

Perforated Tubing 220

Periosteum Elevators 283

Petri Dishes *3S1

Page

Pharyngitis-Anti, Elixir of 44

Phenoeamph Dressing Powder 68

Phenol Sulphonate Tablets 70

Phonendoscopes 167

Pig Forceps, Obstetrical 245

Pill Injector, Blackleg 162, 238

Pill Tiles 357

Pills, Blackleg 115

Pincers, Hoof 206

Pincers, Sheep Docking 247

Pipes, Blow 170

Pipes, Syringe 145

Pipettes, Medicine 351

Pipettes, Milk 351

Pipettes, Volumetric 351

Pitchers, Solution 363

Placenta Forceps 263

Planes, Dental 132

Plaster, Adhesive 336

Plugs, Teat 234

Pocket Case Instruments 268-307

Pocket Case Knives 26S-273

Pocket Case Scissors 2S3

Pocket Instrument Cases 30S-315

Pocket Instruntent Cases, Canine

254, 313-314

Pocket Instrument Cases, Empty 315, 328

Pocket Magnifier 174

Pocket Stone, Sharpening 274

Pocket Vial Cases 326

Points, Gauze 373

Polyvalent Mixed Bacterin (Equine) .. 104

Posting Knives 371

Post Mortem Instruments 172

Post Mortem Needles 302

Pouch Syringe 161

Poultice Boots 208

Poultry Instruments 248-251

Powder, Amvetsco Louse 65

Powder, Antiseptic Dressing 31

Powder Boxes 357

Powder, Diuretic 43

Powder, Emphysema 47

Powder, Equine Cough 51

Powder, Galactagogue 58

Powder Papers 361

Powder, Phenoeamph Dressing 68

Powder, Tonic 76

Press, Cork 356

Probangs : 142

Probang, Bristle, Canine 257

Probes, Caponizing 249

Probes, General Operating 279-280

Probe, Lachrymal Duct 174

Probe, Seton 209

Probe or Sound, Spaying, Canine 259

Probe or Sound, Teat 235

Pulleys and Rope for Slings . . . '. 341

Pulls, Obstetrical iye

Pump, Injection xg3

Pump, Milk Fever 232

Pumps, Cautery .....] 233

Pumps, Hypering " ^69

Pumps, Stomach 142

Punch, Bull Nose ^237

Punch, Dental 129

Punch, for Ear Labels . ., 242

Purgative, Capsules, Equine . 53

Purgative Compound, Bovine 35

Purgative, Elixir 46

Purgative Capsules, Soluble Elastic!!. 74
Pus Basins 332

Quick Release Snaps 19s

Quitman Syringes 131

Q-ulttor Syringes '.'.' 145, 146

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GENERAL INDEX.

Page

Rabies Vaccine jjg

Rack, Metal Knife 312 ' ->73

Racks, Test Tube '.'.' 351

Rakes Dental 133

Radiator Cap Emblem 347

Rasps, Hoof o 07

Raspatory and Elevator !!!!!!! 275

Rasps, Tooth 135

Razor Hones .... 274

Razor Strops '.'.'..'.'..'. 274

Razors 27°

Reading Glasses 350

Receptacles, Waste \ 304

Record Books, Breeders' 231

Rectal Douche . ^224

Rectum-Lock Syringe '.'.'.'.'. 150

Reed Stylets 179

Reek's Capsules ' 71

Repairs for Syringes ..'.'.155, 158

Repellent, Ply 50

Repellers, Obstetrical 183, 184

Restraint Apparatus 196-199

Retort Stands 353

Retractors, Lid .173

Retractors, Neurotomy ] .212

Retractors, Operating 175, 275

Retractors, Roaring 175

Rings, Bull 237

Rings, Hog 246

Rings, Stallion 230

Roaring Instruments 175-177

HoSs, Glass, Stirring 357

Rollers, Bandage 335

Rolls, Dental Instrument 315

Rolls, Leather Instrument 309

Rongeur Forceps 130

Root Extractors 125, 126, 256

Root Forceps, Canine 256

Rope Carrier, Obstetrical 184, 189

Rope, Cotton and Manila 198

Rotary Power Float 133

Roup Syringe 251

Rowelling Instruments 209-210

Rubber Bandages 273

Rubber Drainage Tubing 331

Rubber Gloves 266

Rumen Compound (Tablets) 72

Rumenotomy Outfits 237, 297

Saddle Bags 325

Sage Knives 201

Sale Tags 244

Salts, All Kinds 396-397

Sand Crack Instruments 205

Satchels, Instrument 322

Saws, Bone 276-277

Saws, Chain 185

Saws, Dehorning 241

Saws, Dental 129

Saws, Gigli 185

Saws, Obstetrical 184, 185, 186

Scales, Laboratory 300

Scale Weights 360

Scalpel, Dissecting 170

Scalpels, Operating 208-272

Scalpels, Post Mortem 172

Scalpels, Roaring 176

Scissors, Abdominal Wall 2S5

Scissors,. Bandage 285

Scissors, Canine, Ear 2G1, 284

Scissors, Dissecting 170

Scissors, Docking 216

Scissors, Ear Trimming 261

Scissors, Enterotome 172

Scissors. Eye 173

Page

Scissors, Fetlock 204, 210, 284

Scissors, Fistula 220, 284

Scissors, Gauze 285

Scissors, Neurotomy 211

Scissors, Operating 283-285

Scissors, Parturition 187

Scissors, Pocket Case 283

Scissors, Post Mortem 172

Scissors, Roaring 175

Scissors, Rowelling 210

Scissors, Spaying 259

Scissors, Spaying, Canine and Feline. .259

Scissors, Spaying, Equine 190

Scoops, Bone 130, 281

Scoops, Caponizing 249

Scoops, Hoof 203

Scoops, Laboratory 357

Scrapers, Tooth 129, 256

Searchers, Hoof 201

Seinen Catcher 228

Semen Extractor and Imprcgnntor . . . .224

Semen Holder . .• 228

Semen Syringe 227

Separating Forceps, Wolf Tooth 127

Separator, Molar 125

Septum Punch 237

Serum, Anti-Hog Cholera Ill

Serum, Antitetanic 113

Serum Containers 373

Serum Cups 363

Serum Laboratory Supplies 369-375

Serum Syringe Needles 164-165, 375

Serum, Syringes, Hog Cholera .... 151-159

Serum Trocars 166

Serum, White Scour 112

Service Books, Stallion 231

Service Hopples 220

Seton Needles 209-210

Seton Probe 209

Sets, Caponizing 250-251

Sets, Dental 121-122

Sets, Dissecting 171

Sets, Hoof 200

Sets, Obstetrical 183-185

Sets, Pocket Instrument 308-314

Sets, Post Mortem 172

Sewing Needles 300-302

Sharpening Stones 274

Shearing Machines 217, 247

Shears, Docking 215-216

Shears, Fetlock 204

Shears, Parturition 187

Shears, Sheep 217, 247

Shears, Spaying 190

Sheath Clamps, Hog, Urethral 372

Sheep Shearing Machine 217, 247

Sheep Specialties 247

Shields, Stallion 229

Shoe-Boil Pads 208

Shut-offs, Tubing 353

Silk, Surgeons' .304-305

Silk Worm Gut, Spanish 307

Silver Wire 307

Simultaneous Vaccinating Outfit.. 154, 157

Skinning Knives 172, 371

Skull Cap, Surgeon's 266

Slide Boxes, Microscopic 349

Slides, Microscopic 349

Slings 339-341

Slitters, Hoof 202

Slitters, Teat 235

Snaps, for Casting Harness 199

Soaking Boots, 20th Century 208

Soap, Amvetsco Liquid 63

Soap, Dog 265

Sodium Cacodylate 73

Soluble Elastic Purgative Capsules... 74

Solution, Fowler's Tablets 57

Sound, Spaying, Canine and Feline... 259

Sounding Hooks, Dental 131

Sounds, Teat 285

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Spaying Instruments, Canine 259

Spaying Instruments, Equine 190

Spaying Knives 183, 191, 259

Spaying Needle 190, 302

Spatulas 357

Specialties, Pharmaceutical 20-81

Specula, Cervical 180

Specula, Ear, Canine and Feline 255

Specula, Impregnating 227

Specula, Rectal, Canine 262

Specula, Mouth 137, 138, 139

Speculum, Canine, Mouth 256

Speculum, Canine, Nasal or Ear 255

Speculum, Canine, Vaginal 262

Speculum, Eye 173

Speculum, Nasal 174

Speculum, Swine, Mouth 246

Speculum, Vaginal, Equine ISO, 227

Splinter Forceps 131, 204, 286

Sponge Bowls 362

Sponge Forceps 292

Sponge Holding Forceps 292

Spreaders, Caponizing 248

Springs, for holding bottles 329

Staff, Bull 238

Staining Jars, Microscopic 350

Stallion Rings 230

Stallion Service Note Books 231

Stallion Shield 229

Stallion Supports 230

Standards, Measuring 347

Standard, Operating Room 253

Stands, Instrument 253, 364

Stands, Irrigator 253

Stands, Retort 353

Stands, Wash Basin 253, 364

Staples for Caponizing 24S

Steel Knife 3T1

Sterility Instruments 182

Sterilizer, Combination 329, 366-367

Stethoscopes 167

Sticking Knives 371

Stirring Rods 357

Stock Dip, A. V. S. Co. (No. 1) 75

Stocks, A jax 345

Stomach Pumps 142

Stomach Pump Tubing 353

Stomach Tubes 141, 142, 183

Stones, Sharpening, Pocket 274

Stopcock, Aspirator Syringe 160, 163

Stopper Clamps for Hypering Bottle.. 369

Stoppers, Bottle 355

Stoppers for Hypering Bottles 369

Stoves, Alcohol 366

Stoves, Firing Iron 214

String, Wrapping 361

Strop, Razor 274

Stylets, Catheter 179

Stylets, Stomach Tube 141

Suits, Operating 266

Snlphonate Tablets, Phenol 70

Supports, Stallion 230

Surgeons" Needles 300-301

Surgeons' Silk 304

Sutures 304-307

Swabs, Iodine 336

Swine, Anthelmintic Capsules 26

Swine, Anthelmintic Tonic 27

Swine, Balling Gun 246

Swine, Mouth Speculum 246

Swivel Snap 199

Syringe, "Amvetseo" Antitoxin 162

Syringe, "Amvetsco" Tuberculin 161

Syringe, Catheter 146

Syringe, Dose 144-146, 239

Syringe, Fountain 147, 265, 363

Syringe, Glass 162

Syringe, Hypodermic 151-162

Syringe, Injection 147, 239

Syringe, Roup 251

Syringe Filling Tubes 166

Syringe Needle* 164-165

Pngre

Syringe Needle Connection* 165

Syringe Pipes, Dose 145-146

Syringe Repairs 155, 158

Syringe Stopcock 160, 163

Syringes, Aspirating 160

Syringes, ftuittor 145-147

Syringes, Stomach 142-143

Syringes, Urethral, Canine 262

Syrup, Equine Cough 52

Tables, Instrument 253, 364

Tables, Operating, Canine 252-253

Tables, Operating, Equine 342-344

Tablet Case, Hypodermic 326, 328

Tablets, Compressed 387-389

Tablets, Hypodermic 3S9-390

Tablets, Phenol Sulphonate 70

Tags, Ear 243-244

Tail and Claw Cutter 260

Tail Clips, Thermometer 169

Tail Cutting Forceps, Hog 374

Tail Instruments 215-216

Tape Measures 347

Tape, Suturing 307

Tattooing Instruments 244

Teat Instruments 234-235

Tenacula, Dissecting 170

Tenacula, Forceps 177, 293-294

Tenacula, General Operating 268-273

Tenacula, Roaring 176

Tenotome, Operating 268, 272

Test Tube Brushes 351

Test Tube Holders 351

Test Tube Rack 351

Test Tubes 351

Testing Forceps, Hoof 205

Tetanus Antitoxin 113

Thermo Cauteries 213

Thermo Cautery Bulbs 233

Thermometer, Breeders' 228

Thermometer Cases 169

Thermometers, Clinical, Fever. . . .168, 375

Thermometers, Tail Clip 1C9

Thermos Bottle 223

Thimbles, Rope 198

Thread, Suturing 305

Throat Forceps, Canine 257

Throat Hoed 334

Thumb Forceps 280

Tiles, Pill 357

Tinctures 392

Tissue Forceps 177, 286

Toe Clippers and Dockers, Sheep 247

Tonic, Digestive 41

Tonic for Swine, Anthelmintic 27

Tonic Powder, Rx 1402 (Equine) 76

Tooth Instruments, Canine 256

Tooth Rake 132

Tooth Rake Blade 136

Torch, Blast 214

Tourniquet 273

Tracheal Instruments 178, 257

Trays, Instrument 329, 362

Trephines, Dental 128

Trephine, Sheep 247

Trimming Scissors, Ear 261

Trocar, Bleeding 296

Trocar Syringe Filling 166

Trocars, Canine 296

Trocars, Cattle 236, 297

Trocar, Horse 295-296

Trocar, Ruinenotomy 237, 297

Trocar, Sheep 247

Trousers, Operating 267

Truss, Prolapsed Uterus 180

Tube, Impaction 236, 297

Tube, Milk .233

Tube, Perforated Drainage '. . . 220

Tube, Uterine Douche 227

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Tubes, Stomach 183

Tubes, Test 351

Tubes, Trachea 178, 257

Tuberculin Syringe 101

Tuberculins 117-118

Tubing Cut-offs 353

Tubing for Hypering Apparatus. .353, 375

Tubing for Stomach Pumps 353

Tubing, Glass 353

Tubing, Rubber 353

Tubing, It nbber Drainage 331

Tumor Extractor, Teat 235

Tumor Forceps 293-294

Turf Goods 346

Twine, Wrapping 361

Twitches, Nose 199

Page

Vaccines 110-118

Vaginal and Uterine Douche, Rectal

224, 227

Ventricular Burr 176

Vermifuge Boluses, Amvetsco 80

Vesicant, Liquid ( Anti-Exostosis) 29

Vesicating Ointment 24, 77

Vial Cases 326, 328

Vials, Homeopathic 356

Vials, Medicine Case 327

Vibroscope 167

Viking Syringes 151-155

Vulsellum Forceps 177, 293-294

Umbilical Clamps 298

Unguentum Vcsicans 77

Union-alls, Surgical 267

Urethral Sheath Clamps, Hog 372

Urinometer Jars 359

Uterine Capsules, Amvetsco (No. 2) 78-79

Uterine Curettes, Canine 264

Uterine Douche, Canine 262

Uterine Douche, Rectal and Vaginal,

224, 227

Uterine Instruments 181-182

Vaccinator, Hog Cholera 368

Vaccine* Rabies 116

Washstands 364

Waste Receptacles 364

Watch Glasses 350

Water Pails 364

Web Casting Harness 196

Weights, Scale 360

White Liniment 61

White Scour Serum 112

Wire File Card 136

Wire, Gauze 373

"Wire Obstetrical Saws 186

Wire, Silver 307

Wolf Tooth Instruments 127

Wood Splinter Forceps 131, 291

Wound Lotion, A. V. S. Co 81

Wrapping Paper 361

Wrapping Twine 361

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