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No. 303 Fourth Avenue,

UNDER THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,

New York.

1881.

LEEUSTRATED

ALPHABETICAL REGISTER

OF

Veterinary Instruments

ANATOMICAL MODEIS, BOOKS, &c.

MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY

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1881.

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1881,
By Joun REYNDERS,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Press of Corrouny & KIENLE,
17—27T Vandewater St.,
New York.

INTRODUCTION.

In presenting to the American Veterinary Profession, Stock Farmers
and others the first cdition of our Lliustrated Alphabetical Register of
Veterinary Instruments, Anatomical Models, Books, etc., we intend to
Surnish the means of becoming acquainted with the various forms of these
goods as manufactured and imported by us. This Register wll be found a
valuable guide of reference for the selection of articles of above description.
In compiling, neither labor, time nor expense have been spared to make tt
the completest work of tts kind published on this continent.

Our stock ts larger, more varied and completer than heretofore. It ts
our determination to have on hand a full supply of all goods mentioned
tz the following pages; all new and useful improvements will be added
thereto, thus enabling the profession to find at our establishment every-
thing requisite for each department of their art. We shall be pleased
to have our attention called to new inventions and improvements tn Instru-
ments and Apparatus; our personal superintendence will be given to the
execution of orders for such as also to all orders large or small for goods
as enumerated in the following pages and that we may be favored with.
Our prices are as moderate as consistent with the trreproachable quality of
the gocds (the only quality manufactured by us); and taking thts into
constdcraticn, will compare favorably with any first class manufacturers tn
this country.

All of the following articles are of strictly the best quality, made by
experienced artisans at our factory and are warranted to give satisfaction.

By constant and careful attention to the production of Instruments of
the very best quality and workmanship, we hope to mertt a continuance of
the liberal patronage and support hitherto accorded us.

Most Respectfully,

No. 303 FourRTH AVE., N, Y., John Reynders & Co.,
May, 18814. - Instrument Makers to the Hospital Department of the
American Veterinary College.

All former editions of our Catalogue are superseded by this First
Edition of our Illustrated Alphabetical Register of Veterinary Instruments,
Anatomical Models, Books, etc. :

SUGGESTIONS TO PURCHASERS;

Intended to facilitate the filling of orders and therefore urgently

recommended to your attention.

1. In ordering goods by this Register be careful to use the name and
number of the article desired as given by us; also state that the selection has
been made from the First Edition of our Illustrated Alphabetical Register
of Veterinary Instruments, ete., ete.

2. When ordering an article of which different sizes are made, state which
size is desired, or measurements. :

3. Parties finding it more convenient to obtain our instruments through
dealers, are requested to order “Reynders’ Manufacture” as otherwise inferior
goods are frequently substituted.

4. Please do not mutilate this book. The enclosure of clippings there-
from will not aid in making the order plainer to us; when our suggestion No. 1
is followed.

5. Any article of other manufacture will be furnished at advertised rates.

6. If an article not enumerated in this Catalogue is desired, be particular to
give a full description or sketch of the same, or refer us to the Medical Book or
Journal, (stating its name, date or number) in which a description can be found.
Reference to former correspondence should be avoided as much as possible.

7. Write the name of your Town, County and State, and your own
name distinctly.

8. Remittances can be made without risk by Post Office Orders or Drafts to
our order. The sending of money in Registered Letters should be avoided as
much as possible, as we will not bear the loss of money when thus sent us.

9. State how you wish your goods forwarded—hby mail, express or otherwise.

10. Our terms are Cash. Parties ordering goods from us for the first time
should remit with the order, or give us satisfactory references as to their
reliability. When neither is done, the articles ordered will be forwarded by
express C. O. D. plus the Express Company’s charges for collecting and returning
the money.

11. We decline sending C. O. D. bulky goods, such as Slings, Power
Clippers, ete., to parties unknown to us, when the order is not accompanied by a
remittance of at least one-third of the value of the article ordered. Such remit-
tance to cover any risk of the goods not being claimed on arrival, and which may
have to be returned at the expense of the shipper.

12. All packing boxes will be charged for at cost prices, and all goods packed
with the utmost care by competent hands. After having received a receip.: from
transportation companies for the box or package in good order, our respon-
sibility ceases, and they are legally liable for any damage or delay in forward-
ing goods.

13. We are not responsible for goods lost or broken in transit when ordered
to be sent by mail.

14. Should there be any misapprehension or error on our part in putting up
an order, it will afford us pleasure to correct the same; as it is our desire to
give entire satisfaction in every transaction.

15. Every article sent by us not answering our description or not according
to order, will be taken tack without loss to the purchaser.

‘16. We reserve the privilege of changing the prices in this Register,
as the fluctuations in the cost of materials and wages may require.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

In sending instruments for alteration or repairs, please observe the follow-.
ing provisions governing the mailing of such articles' and called Third Class
matter.

Postage must be fully prepaid, by stamps affixed thereto, at the rate of one
cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.

Packages weighing more than four pounds are not mailable.

All packages must be so wrapped that their contents may be readily
examined by Postmasters without destroying the wrapper.

Please do not seal, paste or sew up any package sent to us by mail.

Do not enclose writing in any mail package, but inform us by
separate letter or postal card what you wish altered or repaired on the articles
mailed to us.

Articles having sharp edges or points, (knives, needles, etc.) as also such
composed wholly or in part of glass (Hypodermic Syringes, etc.) must be packed
in light wooden or tin boxes with sealed wrappers, and postage prepaid thereon
at letter rates. Three cents per half ounce or fraction thereof.

All packages, whether of First or Third Class matter, can be registered for
an additional cost of ten cents per package. Greater security in transmission is
secured thereby.

All packages or parcels sent to us by mail or express must have the name and
address of the sender plainly written on the outside thereof, with the word “ From”
above the same. This will enable us to return the articles to the proper place and

person.

INDEX.
Alphabetical Register of Instruments, etc., ................000. Pages 7 to 65
Enumeration and Contents of Cases,...... .0.........0 c2.24.. (6%, to: T2
Descriptive List of Anatomical Models,....................... Pi SetO. 16
« GS SOL VWeporintety: DOORS, 66a Slagh'= «oa gies sake ones eee iE LO On

of; Books onthe, Microscope, .. <i...» 120.5% oe “88 to 90

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Alphabetical Register of Instruments etc.

BA Boos, Pemeetjanhara rubpoer Wamdle: 2.220. se OO ee $ 1 00
c a wieetoe catch, elite 2. Wig, 22.2... 1. ee 5 eee 2 00
JULY STSI DR ITE (2) ISS ca Se eR, ARS OR =e a 7 0 50
Anatomical Syringe, best, consisting of the syringe, 1 double injection
pipe, 3 assorted single pipes, 1 stop-cock and wrench ; in mahogany
SESS TESC EG al 2 [pe ARR CO HG cin ne BPI 2 ee a 40 00
Aneurism Needle, combined with Director. Plate 12. Fig. 187........ 0 75
ES es in ebouy handle, WM 2. alice « pe ER Ee 1 00
: ‘ MEN aIA Ge I Sy cece aos alain ss ais am oo ne le 1 25
. closing into plain hard rubber handle .............. 1 50
ii e closing into hard rubber handle, with slide catch .... 2 50
> a and Tenaculum, closing into one plain hard rubber
EERE LY onde alee arts erent ye ralig el teictoletsieia a lecai< iss + + = mle Sethe) s a awe i ae (3
Aneurism Needle and Tanaculum, closing into hard rubber handle with
slide catches...... I ye Ree acs a6) = nso! » eggs Pea, hc 3 25
Ammo Grastas. Universaboee His. 8... . cic ae eed ody’ + Res oes each 1 00*
These Ankle Guards, or Protectors, are very light and soft, and perform the work much
better than the hard and rigid ones in common use, and being continuous around the leg,
they are always in position.
Antiseptic Atomizer, Championiére’s, with two spray tubes. Fig. 7..... 60 00
“3 F: small size, with one spray tube...........-.+.... 35 00
a Lister’s ; operated with set of double bulbs (same
GON ALONU ETN EUR) AP ee tae Sts eS ola os playa. se ws = Se sare Sree 5 50
Antiseptic Atomizer, with three flexible tubes, operated with set of
doubler bulge Etsce: 20) Hig, We. oats. ele doy soe ke aa wee 8 25
Antiseptic Dressing Materials. See “Dressing Materials.”
Apparatus for throwing Anaesthetic Spray. Richardson’s, with one
PUL0NS in | i MaDe oo See ee a ee ee eee 5 50
Apparatus for throwing Anaesthetic Spray, Richardson’s, with one each
me MnP CE VEN SfEths. 25 7 Shits oe 2 -)e <6 - oa bs alate ens ie oaieles 6 25
Apparatus for throwing Anaesthetic Spray, J. Reynders & Co.’s, tube
made of hard rubber, with one each straight and curved jets.
COS de Eo Re Oc 4 00
Apparatus, Blackwell’s, for legs of horses, producing numerous and con-
stant streams or jets of cold water (or hot for fomentation), supplies
itself upon the syphon principle from a pail, manger, or the tap of
a Croton pipe; it is fastened to the limb by means of strap and
my) ite! 1G IS Dat RR Beh 2a gee a i Re P OP 8 00
Apparatus for Singeing Horses with gas, plain, without tubing. Plate 2.
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Apparatus for Singeing Horses with gas, with ball and socket-joint, with-
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SATAN 5 Peeps tcnmter OMMTMN GI tyke So cosh ke. Gone Sk ee a 2 ee a, 3 00

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“ “Vee pus witlispraneecacch, ~ Wig 15... 0. Se eee ne 1 75
- ‘oC wate teeLeoon end. .spring catch... ...2i\s.. dome es | eee 2 00
- i nee aewittslide catch. Hie. 18.6... 2. 4: \eoew Be bt 2 50
* a for torsion, with extra long slidecatch. Fig. 13 3 00
. “« fenestrated with spring catch. Fig. 17................ 2 50
* pe emenuatac, wich Apri catehiy..).). 5224/58 wens a 2 75
cs «fenestrated and combined with needle holder. Fig. 14. 4 00
<e SoeRO LE@n Nese, | Reon. ies RUS feeds acess os 5's 0 5,05 inl heee aee 3 50
Artery Clamp Forceps, straight or curved. Fig. 12.................. O) 70
re “ Forceps, with scissor handles and catch. Plate 14.
Bice Vil. Pees 3 a, | ae ne eee ees 2 50
Artery Needle, closing ate hard irebber handle, with slide ele “Gan
be used also as a dog seaton needle. Fig. 21.................... 3 00
Articulated Fole Hooks, blunt and sharp. Plate 14. Fig. 168....each 4 00
Artificial Eyes, glass, of 1°/,,, 1? and 2 inchesdiameter. Plate 3. Fig. 27.
each 5 00
e «hard rubber, of 1°/,,, 13 and 2 inches diameter ..... each 4 00
Artificial Hand or Parturition Forceps, E. A. A. Grange’s.

Ashton’s Full Curved Needle in Handle. Plate 19. Fig. 221......... Fe a Ls 0.
Apmrator, Parca Handy. “Plated. Wigs Doe... 6 ec ele be pees 5 00
A represents the dome aspirator needle with the cutting point projected ready for punc-

ture. G a magnified diagram of the same after insertion, with the dome advanced so as
to protect the interior of the cavity during aspiration; # bulb in upright position to
insure the best action of the valves; CC valves; D entrance tube; EZ exit tube; FF bits
of glass tubing, through which to observe the passage of the fluid.
Aspirator Trocar and Canula, with stop-cock and Elastic Syringe,
ments Pleas, | Waes 28) With syrimme ....: 22st gs a 5 00
(From A. Flint’s Practice of Medicine, page 163.)
For several years past, in place of the suction pump employed by Wyman & Bowditch,
I have used a similar apparatus, namely, a small trocar and canula fitted to screw upon
the flexible suction tube of Davidson’s Syringe. The canula should be provided with a stop-
eock, The trocar and canula being introduced within the chest, the trocar is withdrawn
and the canula attached to the syringe; the liquid is then removed by means of the
expansion of the India-Rubber suction bulb after its compression with the hand. I have
used this apparatus in many cases iby satisfactory results. It has also been used with
success by many others.
Aspirator, Peaslee’s. Plate 3. Fig. 26. Price with two needles, one
STOGHE He CHmilla, INECARC. foe. ee eke $15 00, $17 00 and 21 00

It has a glass cylinder, over which for protection a metal covering is placed, the latter
is open only on one side so the graduations on the piston rod can be seen.

A, instrument, 53, inches long; B, gilt tube, 3 inches long, and 3; to ,;; inch in dia-
meter, with bevelled point; B’, similar tube, 434 inches long ; C, rubber tube, to be attached
to arm a, by which the fluid, drawn from the cyst through a’, is forced out. The stop-
cocks at a@ and a’ are both shown as closed.

The gilt tubes B, B’ are to be adjusted on the conic fitting of the rubber tube C, and
the other end of the latter on one of the stop-cocks a’ or a.

Aspiration (after insertion of one of the gilt tubes) is made by closing both stop-cocks and
drawing the piston back, the latter will retain its position at the upper part of the cylin-
der by giving it half a turn.

The stop-cock a’ (to which the tube is attached) is then opened and the fluid will enter
the cylinder, when the latter is filled it can be emptied by closing the stop-cock a’, open-
ing a, and pushing the piston forward. After closing both stop-cocks again more aspira-
tions can be made in the same manner.

This instrument can be used for injection as well as for aspiration.

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Aspirator, Potain’s; with plain aspirating pump, two needles, one trocar
and canula, in a neat morocco case. Fig. 23 ..............-..44: $13 00
The same, with a compound aspirating pump......:..............- 15 00
It is reliable in action, of simple construction, and itslow price places it within reach of
every veterinary surgeon.
It consists of a clear glass bottle with a graduated scale showing the amount of fluid con-
tained, closed by a rubber stopper, through the centre of which two tubes (2) pass, one of the
latter reaching to the bottom of the bottle.
The short tube communicates by (3) an elastic hose with (4) an exhausting or injecting
pump (5), another elastic hose which communicates with the long tube in the bottle, the stop-
cock (6) on to the top of which a capillary tube or trocar is attached.
We also put with this aspirator a pump with two ends, (marked respectively A and J) by
one of which aspiration, and by the other injection can be made, simply by making the con-
nection with either, as the case may demand. No arrangement of valves is necessary.
Aspirator, J. Reynders & Co.’s Improved; with plain aspirating pump,
two needles, one trocar and canula, in a neat morocco case. Fig 24.. 16 00
The same, with a compound aspirating pump...................... 20 00
The advantage of this aspirator is compactness. Its bottle is small but nevertheless it is as
efficient as an apparatus with bottle of any larger size. This is achieved by the hole in the
bottle, at F, through which the contents can be emptied most conveniently by opening the
stop-cock C, and removing the fitting D, connected with the pump, from the bottle B. The
stop-cock at D controls communication from the bottle with the pump as well as through the
needle. To exhaust the bottle of air the stop-cock Cis closed and the stop-cock at D turned
as shown in the figure and the pump worked. By turning the stop-cock at D horizontally as
shown by the dotted lines, communication through the needle to the bottle is established.
Atomizer, for making applications of spray to sensitive eyes and sores.
TE UPSD Slee gL ATES Sk Yee RR coe PR eR Ao Rarer er 1 50
Automatic Tooth Rasp, E. A. A. Grane 8.
Bistexe Ree SE Rea 8 0 ARE we cig 0 wrayer eae ee 3 00
- “ Goodwin’s, with soft rubber end for protection of soft
PEPARSS/ NO) Fail eee Ta CEST CH TN 2 IR AA BIRD Te CS Pr eu 9 00
Balling Irons, for introducing balls with the hand. Plain japanned.
Plate 4. Wig. 32......... Cn Go) OE TOPO ae 1 00
Balling Irons, fine polished and nickel plated. Plate 4. Fig. 32....... 2 00
« “Improved, with regulating screw, Prof. Varnell’s, covered
with India rubber to protect the gums. Plate 4, Fig. 29....... Ano OG
Balling Iron, Improved, with regulating screw, French model. Plate 4.
Wie! 30. 3 ee Bide ede ee aE PR err or 17 50
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Baunscheidt’s Instrument for Counter-Ivritation. Plate 4, Fig. 33.... 3 50
pAene toes) Oa sper maitre tg Me tia Pa)xl a. «se 3s ane eushes giare euelare nhs 2 00
Bistoury, curved, sheep pointed, in ebony handle. Plate 4. Fig. 34. 1 00
sj m a BUSIVODY: ANGLO. 2%, (5) ac eter etal 1 25
- i cs closing into plain hard rubber handle. 1 50
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dlide catchy! i). 2 scraper 2 50
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Bistoury, curved, probe pointed, closing into hard rubber handle with

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Bistouries, curved, sharp and probe pointed, closing into one plain hard
ra elaje ore WEST OL Whe on cen, Cocaeh ect ah ae a eo rae ee Po 2
Bistouries, curved, sharp and probe pointed, closing into one hard rubber
radia withsligevembetesn TEI cone ecw sce do pete ee ra 3
Bistoury, gatas sais pointed, in ebony handle. Fig. 36........... 1
& SEN AMP AV OF VAMETECULO $e ce 6 5. sooo aifntinnagey eer if
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Bistouries, straight, sharp and probe pointed, closing into one plain hard
Taf] Ba Broa 0 076 | Cy os & oh aR ys! Aa ON ee ee nna OS Se oan 2
Bistouries, straight, sharp and probe pointed, closing into one hard
mabber handle with slide catches... oF es sls sos we since ee wee nine 3
Bistoury Caché, 10 inch, with regulating screw, to cut any required
Gepins "Wigs Bbc) ae ass» + Sis/eyeisis ele ate ae 8
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Blackwell’s apparatus for douching legs of horses. Plate 1. Fig.4.... 8
Blood Sticks, hard wood ........... BOT eae PO i 8, Secon 0
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Bog Spavin Truss, Prof. Going’s. Plate 5. Fig. 42.................. 7
Bog Spavin and Thorough Pin Truss combined .........--.---.++-+5- 10
Bone Cutting Forceps, straight edged. According to size $3.50; 5.50 and 7
Bone Cutting Forceps, curved on flat ........-. 6.226 e ee eee eee eee 3
va “4 CONCH eee EN Sache nists +n. eh spake: aps = cies ae 3
Bone Saw, with Pistol handle. Plate 21. Wig. 245................-- 5
SO ORIYA CSS) ea Pies gtd oe ae ae meee ere ac 4
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Bone Gnawing Forceps. Plate 14. Fig. 167.............-22--. 2000+ 3
Bone Forceps, for breaking off pieces of decayed bone. Plate 19. Fig. 217 3
Boots, Stuffing. No. 1, 44 x 5} in. shoe measure. Plate 5. Fig. 46..each 1
: 2 Nenes bh, xn eh. 6 “4 : 55) acre
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This boot is a perfect luxury to the horse, as he can walk about or lay down at his own
pleasure while using it, and is much more effective than the old method of sponge, cloths, etc.
They are held in position by their own elasticity, therefore doing away with straps and
buckles.

Bow or Dressing Forceps. Plate 5. Fig. 43. 5 inches in length...... 1

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Bull Rings, self-perforating, hinged and with spring catches, of 2, 24} and

Ze inehedimaide. diameter, Wig. 440.04. ok hae scene ce wie wm each $1 00
Bull Nasal Septum Punch, for cutting out a circular piece of cartilage
prior to the insertion of an ordinary ring...............6.000000- 7 00
Bullet Forceps. Fig. 45..... Length 10 inches $3.00; Length 20 inches 5 00
ious Stethoscope, plain. Plate 22. Fig. 261................. 4 50
ee Wikuoplaimimoetal SpYIMo ees 6k ok Swe eek 5 00
se Bs with metal spring and graduating screw ....... 6 00
es « Kniehtis modinengionm 08)... oak. oe ees 8 00
3 a J. Reynders & Co.’s modification. Plate 22.
Beare g rege ree easel ae AE AR aie be Sow a8 sh wee a eal 2 50
Conomane, Horceps, old, model, | Wige 47 23. oe ig es es ete wees 1 50*
“ Pookiand opecne Mem AS i eT ls Se Oe
“ Worwlls Cala Wiss Ole ental. os os SNe Hiede es wes oF 1 50
is Retractors, on whalebone spring or elastic web ............ 1 50*
< Instruments, Farmer Miles, consisting of knife, spreader and
forceps, in a neat case, with full directions ..................065- T 00*
Capsules for Horse Balls, H. Planten & Son’s.
Ten $ oz. Capsules, in box. Ete eee... s,s cea ty slo oes 0 50*
Rete beers AC Mp Siilect 15) WOK viene se nce Se ores 2 ss Pe aie era ee 0 50*

The sup2rior advantages of these capsules are obvious. The Ball mass is placed into the
Capsule, (made of Gelatine which is perfectly harmless and immediately dissolved in the
stomach) the latter closed by its cap and hermetically sealed, by slightly gumming tho
interior edges of the cap before sliding into position, or by means of the gummed strips of
paper cortained in the box.

The Capsule will not only prevent the Ball from getting dry and hard, but will preserve its
purity and power for any reasonable time, and ensure the effectiveness of the medicine—
especially when such drugs as camphor, ammonia, or essential oils are prescribed.

Carbolized Catgut Ligature, (heavy) per bottle........ 1... ee eee eee 0 75
Gurbotiged| Sillc fone /sines, jet WORLG 5 cio 2 ici. 6 oe ca oe 6 nile wlacareuehanhe 0 45
Peas tine Clamp, with spring regulating ratchet catch. Plate 6. Fig. 55 6 50

« similar to Fig. 55 but with a slide catch on the handles 5 50

Ps « French model, with ratchet catch between the handles.
IP TaS iG, PR enter seis cy vas «5 0 oa) ag ae eee ane 10 00
CS BSR appa cnt ony 8s tN orca 5! 7 00
es mumvichenziens. (blatelGa Biot 54. 2... 2. kate wi sees 8 00
it =) blouses latest. ~ Plate 6. Wig. 60... 22.2... sc eau 10 00
Waspeaianc © lam eVWillian eI MAG So os a we oe oo nysiede erg one 7 50
Castrating Clams of hard wood. Fig. 57. Pair ..............+2000- 0 75
" eh EOUCEDE OR Clones OHIO HS |. 55 2. as sees ~ isis Sree 7 00
S ie forceps, for closing, with regulating ratchet catch . 4 75
2 P VIC ee OMT 6 ie ain Scie!) © in, of ileints Se che ete aed 4 00
Castrating Torsion Forceps, William’s ................00ee0e8 hae 5 50
Castrating Ecrasseurs, see “ Eicrasseurs.”
Be EOE EA BIE ae eee ns SEE ws wo oid se his horas n ote Were ant 2 00
He Gey ECO GUNG OL cis td os se 5 5 ayes e oon BU teal ely sear 2 2 50

Catgut Ligature, specially prepared for this purpose (must be drawn
through warm water before using to make it pliable), Four
PDE a Aapgibe Gate Ca? Scien One oe RE Rah ly tok Se Per roll 0 25

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Catheters, elastic, for horses. First quality, each ................0.. $3 00
a “ ot = pecond quality, cach... .4-06 sata. maul 2 50
. of With whalebone stilet. First quality.... 5 00
of a < ie < # 4 Second quality.. 4 50

Catheter, metal, for horses, with flexible end made of a strip of metal or
wire wound spirally. Separating into two parts. Plate 7. Fig.63 4 00

Oi EmeLCL Clase lam IHaNes apeyeie 2 9 Wea aad Se, 3's os 0's a alule elec maiede ae 1265

Vite Coley aaa eyenlt Ge) @udie nas: OSs Oe i or rer Ae 2 50
Cattle Trocar, round, with cap and ring handles attached to the canula.

Pistosde. Hieeainis. tates 2 hs lala dance ssa pete aa = ee 4 00

5 a WRN felon A PES MMe yer Daye tients 4's Vistas bos Bc ce 3 00

Caustic Holder, all hard rubber, of three lengths ...... $0.50; $0.65 and 0O 75

Fe hard rubber case, silver burner. Plate 7. Fig. 62..... 1 25

ie es oF fs “platinum burner. Plate 7. Fig. 62.. 2 75

- S aluminum. case, platinum borner,....... $2... 55... 50. 5 00
7 i «with platinum self-closing spring burner.

ister. -Wips.O8 . .. .ceegdeas .'ssins 8 50

: ay silver case, silver burner .......... 3 inch $1.40; 4inch 2 00

Cautery ees: 9 patterns, unpolished, in handles................. each 1 50
‘: 9 patterns, polished, without handles. Plate 7. Fig. 64.

each 1 50

i «Ebony handle, with fastening screw, for the latter....... 3 50

x PRR TS PV POPUNEDITC,s 0: Lee aie aysteyais ae «= « < ¥ 0a stare eee 5 00

S beeen pPOUENG UE) VELOC O Ne 5 ots Sit, Gacy e os a ba ses oe as eke cm siemola 1 50:

* PRMMIN ETO YMC TCU Gre Ree, co. aed i.e kee 3» + < + cutaust ee enenctatate 1 50

“s «with three changeable iron points. Plate 7. Fig. 65... 3 50

# “with platinum (point. “Plate 7. Hig. 66... 0... 5.028 eae 4 00

. Cimetores. Plate n Patria seis di... 22 5,8 se a ee ees ae 7 50

Si Lamp, self blowine: Plate.7., Bie. 70.2... . 60-5 oes ke cae 7 50

es Dr. Paquelin’s. For description, etc., see ‘“ Paquelin’s Thermo
Cautery.”

GEIL SERS MELE oS Dir 5 iar acs ocr er Ae ec 10 00
: a Carrier. Without chain. Plate 5. Fig. 52...... ....... 5 50
. ; Extra strong for dental purposes. Plate 5. Fig. 51...... 12 50
Charlier’s Plane, for shoeing a la periplantaire ...............+-++6---- 3 50
Charlier’s Rasp, for rasping the groove required by the Charlier
So DG MR aS EGE pki oc URE ar Ree ako ee eR eet i, 3 00
Cypriot OOGE), (IGE ee occ 's a aig eid cre & die dues s 0% 6 e shales ener ia 1 00
Chassaignac’s curved Ecraseur. Plate 12. Fig. 128.................. 27 00
os small chain Ecraseur for the removal of polypi.......... 20 00
Check Rein Guard. Plate 7. Fig: 69. ....... 06.0 cee ee ees cme cose 0 25*

This is to prevent the check rein from slipping out of the check hook when the horse
throws his head up. It can be applied to any check hook.

Clamp Pores, Arterial, straight or curved. Plate 2. Fig 12......... 0 70*
¢ with scissor handlesand catch. Plate14. Fig. 171 2 50

Cleborne’s Artery Forceps. Plate 2. Fig. 16..........-...-ssee eens 3 50

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Cleborne’s Combination Pocket Case Instrument, containing Tenacu-
lum, 2 hollow needles for suture wire, and wire twister. Plate 18.
Be RU Neat ale ere sei eke ejeyslale's)ecn's sy 48 ha Oe Chae OO OR ER OO
Clinical Thermometers, see “ Thermometers.”
Clippers, Two Hands, Phipps & Burman’s “ World’s.” Plate 8. Fig. 75.. 5 00*
The double set of teeth, the self sharpening, the reversible plates, the arched spring press-
ing the plates together firmly and evenly and the duplication of broken parts, are features
which are found in no other clipper, and which, joined to the other admirable qualities
of this clipper, render it the best in the market.
Separate Upper Reversible Plate for the same ..................... 1 65*
cb Lower Pie OS RS Oe aS aN ae . 1 aos
a peer tandle: er) sme AI ws tc. ewe Ra 1 05*
se Daa Sa ig ogre) ng) one OE ee oo. re 1 85*
- Arched Spring, Ee ne iets > J;,, 0 20*
es sol ane har Dmiy yet ee oY dee ee ee Rees lence owe 0 40*
Phipps & Burman’s “ Handicap.” Plate 8. Fig. 76..........0.0..45 3 75*
Peparate Wppemiblawertor voor sane yess cet omc ssa i «es ahem aegis na aca 1 25*
CCE Gren ait Tt Mowers es Cte Sl , toe cee Vere 1 50*
‘ Handle.(ieht) for the’ same... os. 0... 26. nee apact. «ee 0 60*
ia Handle, (left) “ “ SO SLAwE Bis 6b ES Bt 0 50*
$$ Spring peo RE tn tte cy a 0 30*
e Bolt and Thumb-nut for the same............. Bria stvtae, ene 0 40*
Pla psc, oormanis Albion.” "Plate@.) "Hage 77... .... ses seer ess 3 50*
“ fF Sy for left-handed men....... PP ae oe 3 50*
Separate Upper Plate for the same........-....26-..8 see eee os tay
73 Lower ‘cc Coca 73 1 50*
Phipps & burman's So oilet.”” Plate 8. “Wig. 78... 2.355 .. 0h. ese oe 3 75*
Separate Parts for the above; same list as for the “ Handicap.”
William Bowen’s Patent “Newmarket.” Fig. 71..... one kl Gia wae 3 75*
i = Tmproyed 2 sence BE aioe ss «= Sialew 2a hata ee 3 00*
% My Patent “ Newmarket Toilet. ” Plate 8. Higs$3.. a 7a"
Separate Parts for the above, Upper Plates. ........... Be Bae 3 each 1 50*
(73 6é “ce (73 (73 Lower Ghee) al see ee (T3 al 50*
Leather bags to fit over the plates, to prevent damage when not in use, are furnished with
Mr. Bowen's Clippers free of charge.
A. S. M. Co.’s “Toilet No. 40,” made with combs of any thickness
PECNhy (on) emai) ME (3) Pe ow kes os ee eve en twa wee dle wee 4 00*
Clipping Machines ; No. 1, Power Horse Clipper. Plate 8. Fig. 80... 75 00*
This is the perfection of a Horse Clipper. It combines perfect freedom of motion with
extensive range. The connection for conveying power from the boy who turns, to the
cutter in the handle is positive, and there is the least possible waste of power. It is easily
kept in order.
With this machine the purchaser can have a handle with rotary or vibrating cutters, at
his choice.
The rotary cutter is much the best for shearing the head and legs and works nicely on the
body of the horse, but some prefer the vibrating cutter because it cuts faster.
Wo. 2. Power Horse Clipper. Plate 8. Fig.81......000..0...s40'.0 . 50 00*

The cutters and handles of this machin» are precisely the same as those of No.1. The
machine is made on the same principle, but the parts which convey the power to the
handle, are shorter, and consequently the operator cannot reach as far, and is obliged to
move the machine oftener to clip all parts of the horse.

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This machine is the same size and has the same range as No. 2.

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it will be seen by the cut that the power is conveyed from the balance arm to the handle by
a belt, which is not quite as convenient, but will do just as good work and just as fast as

any other form of the machine.

This machine has the adventage of being noiseless.

Clipping Machines; No. 4. Power Horse Clipper...

This machine is driven by compressed air, and consists of an air pump, a rubber hose
eight feet long and a handle with an air engine in it. It has circular vibrating cutters.

Although turning somewhat harder than Nos. 1, 2, or 3, it is

other. Its range is extensive, and it is noiseless.

No. 6. Power Sheep Shearing Machine..........

This is the only reliable sheep shearer that has ever been thrown upon the market. It
gives great satisfaction to all who use it enough to become familiar with it.

An expert willshear ten sheep an hour, easily, as sheep are shorn in New England. Of
course the question of speed in shearing involves the condition of the sheep and the

experience of the shearer.

preferred by some to any

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This machine is also used for shearing pelts, both fresh and dry. It cuts the wool of equal
length and if properly used never clips the wool the second time. Indeed prominent manu-
facturers say that the wool is worth at least one cent a pound more if cut by this machine

than it is when cut by common shears.

Handle for Power Horse Clippers, with rotary cutters, complete.

PPCM a htncedieyt fat,

Separate Circular Comb for the same.

Separate Cutters ca

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Handle for Power Horse Clippers, with vibrating cutters. Big. (95. 108

meparate Comb for thesame. Fiew872. 22.0... sone sec ck ee.
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Clipping Combs ......... Horn, $0 25*. Steel, $1 50. German Silver,
Clipping Shears, slightly curved....... Rises sich oo: «+ Oe eaters ae
3 * 0) fall emmyved \..: ». TENACIOUS ES eee fee,

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occu broesrs 23 foi er SL CEGOPS SUL SSG nemmereeienent! f- Col ieet
Compound Pulleys for Parturition, complete with rope. Plate 19.
Le. Ee ee ae eeeee ee Gig oe re
Comb for manes’.)......... at Ina PO Sid, oo) 5 ns aye sichatavien stars cuales

Collin’s Lamp for illuminating the mouth. nasal, rectal and vaginal

cavities. Plate 15. Fig. 185

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Copeman’s Needles, three in one handle. Plate 19.
Covers of Soft Rubber for Horse Bits. No. 1, 2 inch diameter by 5 inches

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1) awson’s Wire Twister. For twisting loops of silver suture wire in

Besar) AE tee et ate at Bees a Ste sly wots ieee tel ote $ 2 50
Drag for thinning out the hair of mane. Fig. 91..................... 1 50*
Pee a epee ey AEC BITE whe SS ke 6 aban ee ccabya mare ewe 0 50
Drawing Knives, single edged, six sizes. Fig. 94 from No. 1 to 6 show

SVC Cea 255. aE ee MMe Cc. 5 | 1 25

ae e Serer TI Eee. ls sas nists sos e's see 4 a 0 50*

a s single edged, in ebony handles, French model. Each.. 1 50

4 . double edged, of two assorted widths of curve in ebony

iranmgies: Mrenem models, Haeho.oosc. ec. ss cee os Leis

a S small, single edged, closing into a handle, for pocket .. 1 50

e a graduated, for cutting the groove required by the

Charher Shoe (ir Mile mine 6.22856 0k es acs 5 00

Drawing Knives, set of; consisting of three drawing Inives of assorted
sizes, one sharp pointed double edged sage knive and one reamer,
fitting into one handle, with spring catch. In wrapper case. Fig. 92. 9 00
Drawing Knives, set of; consisting of two drawing knives of assorted
sizes and one sharp pointed double edged sage knife fitting into
one improved spring catch handle. Very neat and compact, in-
NUeGntOr SMa eOCKEL -CASER.,) jee cae ve. 6 - alo a's cues esa sialetas 6 00
Drawing Knives, set of; consisting of one single edged drawing knife for
searching, two double edged drawing knives of assorted widths of
curve, one sharp pointed double edged sage knife, one single edged
right sage knife, one single edged left sage knife, all in ebony
handles, French model. One plain forceps, one sharp pointed curved
on flat scissors, one director and one silver probe; in mahogany

SP USEC oc iT I: Se) en a a ae 16 00
Delaford’s Graduated Lancet and Grooved Needle, for inoculating cattle,

HR CAGE. es dy ee RMS ol Re SS a. Ae eo ae i a0
Menta Chai aw. weiale OMe Me eS. oes one dale alee sesame 12 50
Dental Chisel, E. A. A. Grange’s. The chisel is propelled by a screw and

crank handle.
‘i eer eretmomes, Plate 0. io, 104 2... Oe tien, dees 17 50
fe St) atrench) Model. Jelate: 10.7 Wig, 108':.....4 <a cs, scene mee 14 00
cy 'y Plan: length JG inches. Plate 10. Fig. 9672.00.20. 302% 3 00
“i *) dela lenoph i) inches: .-Plate 10. Fig: 96%... cae 2 00
“ ¢ ~ Narrow; length 6 inches.: Plate 10. Fig. 95........... 1 25
fe i? Narrow, seni imehes. | Plate 10.) Pigv98i....925.25 1 25
- « Narrow; length 44 inches, with steel head.............. 1 50
Dental Cutting Forceps, Liautard’s; extra large and strong, one jaw

hooked to prevent slipping; with closing screw and crank handle... 30 00

Dental Cutting Forceps, Moller’s. Plate 11. Fig. 111............... 32 00
¢ - Moller’s, with plain closing screw and crank

ONG ca. su dake «see oe ee aera ee 30 00

* 3 . Wrenehimodel. Plate 11s Pig: JZ... oj... 20 50

ze Be cf e ce Plate Tk, Bign Ties aS 2 25 00

ae . Houses? Plate 11... ep lid. cpers os fess 6 50

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rig pone BerceDs Houses Piste tr, Bio. PNGhia fics as oso 3s $ 6 50
8 angular. Flate 11. Fig. 115 ....... 6 50
fe os fe e curved on Jat. Plate 11. Fig. 114... 6 50
Dental File, Adjustable; in stiff handle. Fig. 101.................... 3 00
4 “Adjustable; handle to unscrew into two parts. Fig. 102... 4 00
3 Wee xtrag ter hho wdyuenble: | Wig: 108.2... ee eae 0 40
fe Ee House: IAS tAEMLE reE. s o bia aie Ce vin ce dis une de ee 3 00*
“‘ House’s; handle to unscrew into two parts. ............. 4 00*
s eepeehinn tomy ELOUBEi rise den ty. Stic cc ce oe ss soc. eo 0 40*
= “ Automatic, E. A. A. Grange’s.
Ǥ SeONsEg- Brot (rOMbmGrt tie. gots oy. Je 0 Mat Asi) ods bala vc Cae 1 00
FS GPE aath sigrdrOwE PeeGis pee tie c/o 4 cue vides. se ence bales 1 00
oy “Improved cut; in handle, for front teeth ................. 3 00
Dental Bereers, Vernet To aM Glee: ae MEMS ero’ clone = soe vie me oles go ce we Lats
co for wolf teeth, length 9 inehes. Fig. 109............. 3 50
ss ‘i lenedin, Lomeness WISIN o.2 Cee kb. ote iy 5 50
- 3 Prof. Going’s; extra large and strong with closing screw
ame crank handles @eb ie. LOG .8: [25.853 ss ete ns We 25 00
« &é House’s, combined with dental cutting forceps; one set
of removable handles to both. Fig. 107........... 28 00
Mental Gouses, leonsth)5 inches) Wig. 995. ..0 00.0... cco) oe ew cee eee 1 50
is s length 4) inches, with steel heads. Fig. 97........... 2 00
MD SriLA GG ELOUGO Gems, .\,. ccs a5. oc COR RODS Sw ee Mahe ee Rees aon ee 2 00
Dental Key, with hooks of assorted sizes. Plate 11. Fig. 123.......... 30 00
Dental Knife and Pick, Hurlburt’s. Plate ll. Fig.122............... 2 00
Dental Mallet, lead filled, not rebounding. Fig. 100.................. 2 50
Es CC ORSTOCEE Libs MISE Se iiss hs 6 wuss ok. Row ieee 0 50
fu Sie. Ege ere ted ong. GOHAN R ei? 5 tee oc Rn 0 ee es 1 60
a PEO TRIBE RS, feo IR Ta 1 SN aie cones 1 60
pet Tae, plain jst handles. 05... .55... SR Re ee: fates et: Vg
’~ euardedsstiftt handle. Plate dl. Fig. 117. sf. 0.003. co) SEOO*
“i eg Oe aoa fandlo to unscrew into two parts ................ 2 50*
5 Rae “guarded ; handle to unscrew into two parts.............. 3 15*
Dentavesw, plain. Plate 11..- Fie. 120...5.........0... Pet de Eee 1 50
se Pine toremloedswelate Ui (Wiel... 2). oe eae al al. tae 1 75
feos 6|6 renchanodel “Plate Il; Mig. 118 .......ek os) ee Peek 3 50
rs eee DO Wemmcestetre Mala WO) WS as ws Gs wwe Riche race ee 6 00
Drenching Horn, J. Reynders & Co.’s. Plate 1l. Fig. 124..... oe has: rey OO
This has been devised with a view to obviate all difficulty in administering fluid medi-
cine to horses and cattle. It consists of two compartments A and B; B communicating
with the metal tube B and A with the soft rubber hose A. The vessel B is to hold the
medicated fluid and A luke warm water, which may be filled in through C. The soft
rubber hose A is introduced into one of the nostrils and the metal tube B into the
mouth; the horn is then to be tilted upwards, when the water will enter the nostril,
force the animal to swallow and take the medicine without difficulty.
Drestmee orn, tin, wPiate Ih Wie) 125... gue eels Mee... 1 00
Dressing Forceps. Plate 5. Fig. 43. 5 inch, $1 25. 62inch........ 1 75

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Dressing Materials.
AxsorGent Corron.
Our Absorbent Cotton is put up in neat and substantial boxes
(where it may be kept in a compact and clean condition until used
up) in such sizes as will be found convenient for its various uses, as
follows
(a) in bales of 25 Ibs ..per lb. $1 00 | (d) in $ Ib. boxes. .per box $0 35
(ajeinelilb: boxes. ... per box) 1.35 | (a) m’/.% 9 “os 0 20
Mat es wf a UM MCUEIT feat | Se chen Ree 0 10
(d) net Beye ct aA ms 0 50
Hygroscopic Cotton aWaeke (for use in dispensaries), etc....... per box 1 00
This cotton prepared from the best material, for use as a surgical dressing, commends
itself on account of its purity uniformity of texture, and its property as an absorbent.
It absorbs fluids with great rapidity, and is therefore especially adapted for use as sur-
gical dressing, for local application of medicated solutions, and as a substitute for sponge
in surgical operations.
It is perfectly pure, having been carefully and thoroughly cleansed from oil, resin, and
all extraneous matter.
It is uniform in texture, free from threads and ele and felting together of its fibres
make it preferable to scraped lint for many surgical purposes; and it is endorsed by
every intelligent practitioner who has used it.
Pore Corrons, MepicatTep.
Borated Cotton for dressing wounds, 239%, 1 oz. packages......... 0.20
Ply pie 2b 5 lL Tb. T2600
Salicylated Cotton, 59%, 1 oz. package, $0 20 : pel.) pl Bonne « Eilps 3225
s _ TO ae a To. REMMI S gla SNe «ve Svs Wehabenensle u 3 25
Haemostatie Cotton, styptic .... 005.2 ..5 25s. per oz. $0 25 “ 2 50
cre hte J UA GOT fo cA SSIS ME A es ena TRE hs eee loz.” “OL 2p 2 50
LOL ial eYolk “eve WX C1521 0 1 1h gate aaa ee ny eam OF Loz. "O20y 4 22500
TIT Eo) EN ge ae yer Ib., $0 30; per bale of 25 Ibs. 6 75
MULE ;CAT DO OUIZOM ale x20) 1x ood) = cae a wisn . 0 40; ph ve 9 00
oleae Oita (OCIS i 7207) RADU Sa eet OE gaan eae per lb. 0 75
Lister’s Antiseptic Gauze, in 6 yard pieces .................. Each 0 90
Breer gk PrOperii Ve, WOSh mcs em ce twits) eee ee ne per yard 1 80
Metntosh (waterproof cloth))....2...)...........-2e5e0: x 1 50
QU SUC | TIS THN | oyster Sa dt: 1 00
imi tee net CArOONZeM a. fyi Git) ci cies se - oe eo as he ee 1 80
Lister’s Carbolized Catgut Ligature. Sizes, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, (0 smallest)
Nee Peg AC HULG wpe yh salah wets tale gious Sse + 6 os a0 ee lene ss amas 0 75
Large bottles of same containing assorted sizes ........... Each 3 00
oat SMe MIMO aici /apaiccgaystegnip ainsi e Ps «0s 4 serene per board 0 45
Csi g olbvaeye lel Badan a7 25 [il on 02a ee eee eA Ce ree 0 50
MURA NNE ATC) CVI zee RNS iiey Seger retin ges. cy sain,» x « onus ody) See 2 00
Maquer Boracis comp... . 0652.5 PRE EE Lib. 1.00
Dressing Scissors, straight. Plate 22. Fig. 259. 5 inch, $1 00; 6$inch 1 20
as i curved on the flat. Plate 23. Fig. 268....... 5 inch’ 1 50
6$inch 1 75
Dietrich’s Needle for Vaginal Sutures, with removable steel point ...... 2 00
Director with Aneurism Needle. Plate 12. Fig. 137 ................ 0 75
ee Ti MMivtoemicnime tate £2. Wigs 138i... 6 ash ve sae. «ss 0 75
bh i? Woneue Uices Plate a Nis. Vb.) . itpes pitas fs aloe * 0 75

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Dissecting Cases. See ‘“ Enumeration and Contents of Cases.”

Se ieee MOE Ce por NEY eid) yaya alain, faa wpa, oes cc. g «wel ttenitin Sine amie sien a's $ 0 75
Distentor, Vaginal, used in spaying. Plate 25. Fig. 307............. 10 00
PP eee eats EE TAG re clliciewinie soos sia eS vines See ne oe e8 $7 00; best 11 50
Double Canula for Caponizing. Plate 5. Fig. 53 .................-. 1 50
‘Hig heconnouvers., cumved. §Eie: 129 22.2. sou fe cts 20 00
. oa with removable straight and curved attach- -
ments, two assorted chains, and four strengths of wire rope ....... 36 00
Mcrassoum je Hassaionae’s, curved. | Wig! 128 .........4..00cree ed estae 27 00
¢ French Model, with chain, as used by Dr. Liautard for
Soc yaa RR «hE Reiko ea a Be oe rn Pen ney A 22 00
Chassaignac’s small, for the removal of polypi.............. 20 00
* imnen Maleg < SHAG ree Het tir eitcte «ofp sini die clad vie aie #8 we ah 20 00
‘ Smith’s, straight or curved, with wire. Figs. 131 and133. Each 6 00
. Improved for Wire, with regulating ratchet and key ........ 18 00
Elastic Catheters for Horses. First quality...............2ce.cedeeee 3 00
2 s zs - DCCOMC GMMlIRY oi...) < eh s tials) oon we tteeatee aye os 2 50
ss iz ir : First quality, with whalebone stylet ..... 5 00
by ‘3 id Second quality, with whalebone stylet ... 4 50
i %. He Made of a strip of metal or wire wound
spirally, separating into two parts. Plate 7. Fig. 63.. 4 00
. POPPE CSREES ich Glaptoheia esi phe gis 96)» 6 wld as Boece Caen 1 25
iissoie Ee rele teele ds. EAT ise. s slevers aleaperr ss ee os viele ss Meee! | 2 25:
RiWpsyonomy Kite. withing, Ig 1G. yee... ese se ee etn yee wae 1 75
d “ concealed in hard rubber handle. Fig. 132....... 4 50
a « French model, concealed in ebony handle. Fig. 134. 4 50
Emmet’s, Doctor, T. A., Forceps for twisting silver wire. Plate14. Fig.163. 2 75
Bxploring meade, melo nV se LISA EAE rire Paraeietnesica- 6 1 00
AAV O Tapia TIEN Lema SU Mat La priliovre «son os a che do ely era pla}e 1 25
. «closing into plain hard rubber handle .............. 1 50
z3 “closing into hard rubber handle, with slide catch .... 2 50
os ‘) caemetalienscsa rian, Pie: 159... 1 2 ./s Sane ern 1 25
izplorme (rocar. Plate 13. Wigsi6l. 02... s. ee. os "ph aaa ee me!
et ge) lige javier svete | 00] 60S Ale eB ed mee cic i): se nee OG
Eye Instruments. :
Catrenct: Knife. 7 Pintegio: “Wiese P40 P2i 15. ss oa oad ah ee eee 1 50
ee Needle, straight. Plate13. Wig. 145..................-. 1 25
oS INecule, cumved-a Plates. Big 147 o,f. see wks 1 25
s Scoop, hard rubber. Plate 13. Fig. 140............ See 2 00
Citiaeh oteons.) Winta Pey PIO E:. . is aie) 8 oo anaes eS 2 Mgeeene als or 1 00
Discision Needle, Brogniez. Plate 13. Fig. 146.................. 1 50
Drop Eudes for’Atropine, Plate 13. Wig. 152.........0..258 seed. 0 20
Eaguo Forceps, slideieatech. Plate 13.. Hig. 157).....-0.. 2.25.55 3 00
‘ spre catch, ) Plate 13.. Fig: 153°... .0 1.2... 2 00
fH # RI a tee is «5 alle o sag meat ena teds # eu leg 1 50

Forceps with Claws, for Enucieation of eye ball. Plate 13. Fig.155. 1 50

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Gouge, for the removal of foreign bodies. Fig. 142................
ae TM oy e"3) 0; c6N 51 ig? 2/21 1 S| US? 2 pe gee ree
ei TEL ey eter Meee eS aves fave 08 b-0 a ae a NR ae
MI Seas sOPS SURE O Mb TONS ois Ba ae oss vce ca bi Bee wapeta neces «
¢ FS CULVER Oty tat speioe LGOh. yaa es cate le inthe we eee ee
s ‘ ULV ese CUCL UML tome et axe "saya ows 0. 5, ¥-< 4 edsiSiats SERN ae ates
Meats wean cag. Am. ime se tay. sels oe a de Dey » we Manes celts
Needle Holder, Sand’s. Fig. 150 ......... ..... se cyl PO lca eee
e ss dt Reynidersmaa Gs ses ic, LAO yaa. eae
A POMLES: Gs WU epee tebe cs teal to ae oo ex's g ws See RRO
ss - Pola ic « CMA Onc ace cla saee oa sik 2 ace Anvg s SEBS
Scissors, curved on flat for enucleation of eye ball..................
Spculiams. pla, | Plate Lapa Gi ee. ee ee el bee eae
a amproved, Dr. Way Moores) i so Wk tele eee wales
4 Walle SE DPSCTO Wr «ete ti SAME es ele (Ase a c's eis gales eed «<8
Eyes, Artificial, glass, of 1,°,, 1 and 2 inches diameter, each...........
es ig hard rubber, of 1,°,, 1? and 2 inches diameter. Plate 3.
Dee Yeh ies “Cla Wa (a ee See
Ph ote Miles’ Caponizing Instruments, consisting of knife, spreader
and forceps; in neat case, with directions.....................0.
Farmer Miles’ Castrating Ecrasseur. Plate 12. Fig. 130.............
ee Pe LOSS PLORGOR sc s)cts vie sk hee s coches © 6 + RE Sy
< Smpayanennite: <4: bladed. tate. 25.5 twie's <2 ces eo wee
es PEPE ANC I CINGOLGE Rae » alah are wie aes «6 Sy os5s 0
2 | Sopaying Sound. Plate 14. Wig. 164... ..... 05.04.0808.
ie Cope iy) oe tt eae al ave) NST pe SUNS Al ea PP A

Fleams, plain. Plate 14. Fig. 162. Lblade $1 25; 2 blades $1 50; 3 blades
Fleams, fine, in nickelplated cases. 1 blade $2 00; 2 blades $2 50;
SD aaah cy Nera cole Satan ar UE a ons Gin sink 4 os Sier,« « 6 a' Cepmemtnete eal
Fleming’s Graduated Drawing Knife, for cutting the groove required by
PG OM aMNOD HOG cis ets oe cli ers ots 2g old fs’ «so ew se Oe
Fleming’s Neurotomy Knife, with eye near the point. Plate 18. Fig. 208.
Fleming’s set of Frost Cogs, consisting of two dozen cogs and two
POUR MEMES oh esti cs Men Mies no epee SRC Gs + os + wel eve gloat ahey hap
Files for Teeth, see “Dental Files” or “Tooth Files.”
Finley’s Hypodermic Syringe, hard rubber barrel, with two needles; in

1) RROTESO Nop ept BA Gone ate <> eae a on nh ieee Peete 3, =
Firing Irons, unpolished, in handles. 9 patterns. Each io) ee
ie TEP EP OIUME OU ee Pe eee ees: oe eave! oss oe as sence BS ei wee eraians

- SPRL ATLOWO LL ere SPA APR at ela sa wae alate oid oe b MeER es ee
Pie Irons, polished, without handles. Plate 7. Fig. 6 64, Rach: . sa
“ ebony handle, with fastening screw for the latter........

Pir row Or PyCOPUNCHUEDI se | ci itels skis, s - « . sponge b. «ed elle a eins A
“with three changeable iron points. Plate 7. Fig. 65......

i “>with: platinum poimt. Plate 7. Fig. 66 22... 0.060. ..50.

- PURE OFC. c tmeleeOn MOE MIMD 6... 45s isn u'cishelone Btioe = Blalnieene eee

4 “2 bamp,apliviewns.) Plate 7. Wig: TO. 2s... code on. ea. te

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Fole Hooks, articulated, blunt and sharp. Fig.168. Each............ $ 4 00
7“ plain, blunt and charp::° Wach 0.0555 oc. s e oe swe ere 3 00
Fitch’s Handy Aspirator. For description see “Aspirators.” Plate 3.

SRR Tac coe AIT leis) eons 2 5 se cos a sb vee 6 aha ea eee: 5 00
Flint’s Aspirator, Trocar and Canula, with stop-cock and Elastic Syringe.

For description see “Aspirators.” Plate 3. Fig. 28 ............ 5 00
Flint’s Percussor. Plate 20. Fig. 231. Plain $1 00; fine............. 1%
mints Plemmebterss Plate 19. "Sie 202 oo... ke we bw cee ences 0 25
Wrieke « Aemryerorcops:. Platera Wie WB... aie. cco be cece ee 2 50
Oneness Aniéyy, laine: Pigfoenmeie 198 eee Sek, oe ee cnc oe 1 00

plain, with rat teeth. Plate2. Fig. 20.............. 1 50
5 plain, with spring catch. Plate2. Fig. 15........... 1 75
% ss with rat teeth and spring catch...................... 2 00
“4 Be Fricke’s, with slide catch. Plate 2. Fig. 18.......... 2 50
- Bull Dow wiviasprino Gahen Wis iais ge tise cie e's cee ane 2 50
a « Fenestrated with spring catch. Plate2. Fig.17..... 2 50
« Fenestrated and combined with needle holder. Plate 2.
Ss AE ae icy cla eRe hte oo sieges aie 5 4 00
* = Clebornes.” Piste 2.1 Wigs 16... co. eden Yen. 3 50
. - Clamp, straight or curved. Plate 2. Fig. 12. Each.. 0 70*
oe = Torsion, with extra long slide catch. Plate 2. Fig. 13. 3 00
< as Clamp, latest, with scissor handles and catch. Fig: 171 2 50
1eyifcl ital ath hrc: Sal ried | Ae eee Ae Ae eee one 4 00
Forceps, Bone Cutting, straightedged. Plate 19. Fig. 218. According
TORAB es Sale cals os: $3 50; $5 50 and 7 00
be a GUM urt Haibwe . «as ie acl si coe « oases = oi clete = aetna 3 50
= ES GHEVER AM OTUIAE 5). Ma teca's valet oe «ose eee do sybantae 3 50
Horceps, pone Gnawing, © Big 167 fos. ee le oe ee ee eee eee 3 50
Forceps, Bow or Dressing. Plate 5. Fig. 43. 5 inch $1 25; 63inch.. 1 75
Bonecne Bullet. 10 inch, with ratchet catch. Plate 5. Fig. 45....... 3 00
. 20 inch, with ratchet catch. Plate 5. Fig. 45....... 5 00
Forceps, Caponizing. Old model. Plate 5. Fig. 47............-+5-- 1 50*
Forceps, Castrating, French model, with regulating ratchet between the
handles. Plate 6. Fig. 59 ..........+..--.. 10 C0
iz ¢ with regulating ratchet for closing caustic clams... 4 75
. _ for closing causticclams. Plate 6. Fig. 58....... 7 00
. s Walbanis. Platere. Wig 56... 26... yells «sie sta 7 50
oe Rs WD YMROTSION, Wass, fo. 2. cs sie o's coe Salen iw vine 5 50
Porters Dental) lent, 7s Mchese ee. oa 525 +s wg ns eben eens eee 1 75
ei, Lor Wolf Teeth, length 9 inches. Plate 10. Fig. 109.. 3 50
_ “S) lenothela mehess elate 10, Wig. 105.7... .).. 2215 2a 0-50
a « Prof. Going’s, extra large and strong, with closing screw
and crank handle. Plate 10. Fig. 106 .......... 25 00

House’s combined, with dental cutting forceps, one set
of removable handles to both. Plate 10. Figs. 107. 28 00
Forceps, Dental Cutting, Liautard’s, extra large and strong, one jaw
hooked to prevent slipping, with closing screw and crank handle ... 30 00
Forceps, Dental Cutting, Moller’s. Plate 11. Fig. 111............... 32 00

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Heeeep Pentel Cutting, Moller’s, with closing screw and crank handle. . $30
. French model. Plate 11. Fig. 112.......... 20
€¢ oy i es Piepe 1h. ier dn ee 25
< a o House's. Plate Ph oiie, 11S. feos a ee ee 6
é ae fs i Plate Les PRG ee erat 6
oe ‘ ¢ « angular. Pinte: Dh!” Broth ea 6
es & < curved on flat. Plate 11. Fig.114.. 6
WorcenaeWinscenme. Plate 12) pWigsl39 foo. 5... ove ewes 0
Noregpeewor Obstetric: GPlate4, Wig. 3). 0... ee cede 5
Forceps for Breaking off Pieces of Decayed Bone. Plate 19. Fig.217. 3
MOrcepa pol, Senrchinems (aa ETO s eo. . foaled dele cece a ee ee Bh, eae
Forceps for Closing Quarter or Sand Crack Clamps, of medium and
pmialinsize;> Plate 206) Micaela ce cee et eee dh ew mem 6
Forceps for Closing Quarter or Sand Crack Clamps, of large size. Plate 21.
Le EO ee. Sk oe A Re Sa) ee Ace 6
Forceps with two Sets of Jaws for closing Quarter or Sand Crack Clamps,
CURE NES ESAs othe t dy. (Se KES, CRARE qeEnC fain Saeeanae tee Sere 12
Berteps, Parturition or Artificial Hand; EH. A. A. Grange’s.
of Gunther’s ; large. Plate 20. Fig. 226........... 16
Be Tallich’s ; Th Date eg eee © eaewes 6
Ore prs. bras, OT) Wem Moti Unley case sctersiwe ots tae no's Bs uo hah ove ei mies 2
Forceps, Pin or Wire Cutting and Needle Holding. Stimson’s. Plate 18.
DRS a ER Goce 2 art ap ear Ry re de a 3
Parone. Poly pUs Sie iaiencve <6. series spqauats 8 inches, $2 50; 9 inches 3
i curved, 8inches. Plate 14. Fig. 172............ 3
ff ee straight 10 inches, with ratchet catch. Plate 14. Fig. 173. 3
ee Vittisella:gibal eit OyAHCHGS «lees. 3 ed oS ow 0 4,0) oie gees 2
CUNMEM i IICH OE fe cece soca s ogc ele odie 5 ogee SEAR 2
es 8 straight ; length, 10 inches, with ratchet catch. Plate
Deemer (artes. oa sa bgt 3
- Hank’s, with reversible blades. Plate 14. Fig. 165... 3
Forceps, Wire (silver) Twisting; Emmet’s. Plate 14. Fig. 163....... 2
Floats, see “ Dental Rasps or Tooth Rasps.”
Prog scauon.Necdle, plawm) i; 08 Peele cas a afc. sans Salo wee awate a sae il
- us ss roughened) OPlate.145 Fie. LO marisa > stays 1
Ss . « Dewellkemritate D4. Sire 169. 5.08. Sota een. 3
Frost Cogs, Fleming’s, set of, consisting of two dozen cogs and two punches 6
Gras Singeing Apparatus, plain and without tubing. Plate 2. Fig.10.. 4
aie. x with ball and socket joint, without tubing.
aT ee aiay SURE ar «ME ae sna ww es 6 ce elo oft oldie ete a SoM Ma: 4
EASE af eg) Nay el ONT TONES 08 Dc. eho A PAR aed Scie 0
Graduated Drawing Knife, Fleming’s, for cutting the groove required
fexyne tie) Carlee Geta. eh ojos a5e% +. «cl 4 HeasateR ys oie ae Oa ean e bees 5
Graduated Lancet and grooved Spatula, for inoculating cattle, Delaford’s,
WOLCSO 5. 5 pen Vere AOE URSA. oo o's s ov 6 Sis URS okt oe ee 7

Graduates ... 1 0z., $0 40; 2 0z., $0 50; 3 oz., $0 60; 4 oz. $0 75; 6 oz. O
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. Grange’s, HE. A. A., Automatic Tooth Rasp.

Grange’s, E. A. A., Artificial Hand or Paturition Forceps.

Grange’s, E. A. A., Dental Chisel. The latter is propelled by a screw
and crank handle.

Grange’s, EK. A. A., Speculum Oris. Plate 23. Fig. 277

Gerlach’s Set of Needles, consisting of two needles of assorted sizes and
one sharp hook (Tenaculum) fitting into one spring catch handle.

ets kt AO NRE Cc es se ha s+ xcs eee ee +
Gerlach’s Pocket Case, see “ Enumeration and Contents of Cases.”
Gomes Dental Chisel Plate iy Pio 104... 2... ae ce ene 17
Going’s Dental Forceps, extra large and strong, with closing screw and

Geamta handle, Plate Qs GATOR ee ec oe Be i ee 25
Gome, Prot, bog Spavin Truss Plate 5. Fig. 42 ......... 0.2.00 %
Goodwin’s Balling Gun, with rubber end, for protecting the soft parts

ee tibtey ttt ud Ihe re BP aS Re «2 wine De 2 (a aie eb ole wees eo eae 3)
(quand son Check hemar blabeet. | PIO KG9. oo. te oc ewe ees ope a len 0

This is to prevent the check rein from slipping out of the check hook when the horse
throws his head up. It can be applied to any check hook.

Guards for Ankle, Universal. Plate 1. Fig. Bee i. ee ate Each 1

These ankle guards, or protectors, are very light and soft, and perform the work much
better than the hard and rigid ones in common use, and being continuous around the
leg, they are always in position.

cian Mme A IN GUOUy MATIGIE Ac. Ske ke es es a+ eo 5» 5 cals ened gone 1
* Tia oy OLIRVRERRELCHLEY ei, “She, Aas gS a 4 3 oe » hocet tty be «cus aha i
Y - closing into plain and hard rubber handle .............. 1
7 a closing into hard rubber handle, with slide catch........ 2

Soret, palling, Srase aye Meee heels creo Gao k eee es oe oe Oe ee 3

H ank’s Vulsella Forceps, with reversible blades. Plate 14. Fig. 165. 3
Hard Rubber Syringes, see “Syringes Hard Rubber.”

Hawksley’s Stethoscope with metal tube..............00-ceeee ee eeee 1

Herniatome. Plate 4. Fig. 38. Length, 10 inches, $8 00; length,
STRAPLESS ons Feo «sna -e-<tas Ne PEERED ooo wits avnhs © Getic MOOR 6 os! ol Some 12

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Our hobbles are of the latest and most practical style; by the withdrawal of a small
bolt, they drop off and the horse instantly released.

Side Line, consisting of a wide band and rope, made of the best rope
material ; strongly woven and twisted in one piece. Used some-
lames in-connection with the hobbles..:.........cses.eses eens ee. 7

Hock Seaton Needle. “im shdine handle’... ... . 2.4 eee ee ee oe 3
Holder for Caustic, all hard rubber, of three lengths. .$0 50; $0 65 and 0

a . hard rubber case, silver burner. Plate 7. Fig. 62.. 1
Dent ic 7 5 Fe « platinum burner. Plate 7. Fig. 62. 2
li 4 aluminum case, platinum burner..............--+- 5
a es 4 : “platinum self-closing burner. Plate 7.
Er, GORMS pte het iat 8 ah s/0) ats 8

Borg vee e silver case and silver burner. 3-inch, $1 40; 4-inch 2

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Holder for Needles, Nyrop’s. Plate 18. Fig. 212 .................4; $ 5 00
es z - Reiner’s. CS SUM Oe Tap a ey ta aati Aerie EY Cas 2 4 00
es ‘ ie Russian. saan iN ET De foe aa saree eee ee 4 00
e ‘ os combined with wire or pin cutting forceps. Stimson’s.
JET LES Hy) 2 PN SEMAN 3 50
if e sf small, see “ Kye Instruments.”
Hollow Suppositories. Plate 22. Fig. 266. For description see page
Dy tess ech V a Aadays PUM Aah oleae Boo =< Sahel ss a's o's Per dozen 1 00
Hoof Knives, see “ Drawing Knives,” “ Knives” and “Sage Knives.”
Hoot Searching Worceps. Plates. Siie ATS . 2... ba ogee Fe 2 75*
Hoof Spreader, with screw key, French model. Plate 15. Fig.179.... 15 00
Horse Catheters, see ‘“‘ Catheters.”
Dome Measuring Standard. plain (0s eit s Gee ec. ons oss cals bela wih erate dle 6 00
. % op il cite Ooi ere $12 00 to 14 00
Hornsitor Dremchine, iim. Platedi¥, Wig. I25 . cou. bac cleeeleaie ace we 1 00
Ha ae ef John Reynders & Co.’s. Plate 11. Fig. 124.... 2 00
This has been devised with a view to obviate all difficulty in administering fluid medi-
cine to horses and cattle. It consists of two compartments A and B; B communicating
with the metal tube B and A with the soft rubber hose A. The vessel B is to hold the
medicated fluid and luke warm water which may be filled in through C. The soft rubber
hose A is introduced into one of the nostrils and the metal tube B into the mouth; the
horn is then to be tilted upwards, when the water will enter the nostril, force the
animal to swallow and take the medicine without difficulty.
Houses Castrating Clamp... Plate.6. Hig. 60 2... 822.05... eee ee cee 10 00
House’s Tooth Extracting, combined with tooth-cutting Forceps, one set
of removable handles to both. Plate 10. Fig. 107................ 28 00
House’s Tooth-Cutting Forceps. Plate 11. Fig. 113 ................ 6 50
# ee ee se late, Mio TG... creas ME ee 6 50
Ue SF a ne angular. Plate ll. Fig. 115....... 6 50
is i s i curved on flat. Plate 11. Fig.114.. 6 50
House’s Tooth File, in stiff handle. Plate 10. Fig.101.............. 3 00*
‘ es “handle to unscrew into two parts. Plate 10. Fig.101. 4 00*
«Files, separate for the above. Plate 10. Fig. 108...... 0 40*
fs i uO PORTAT QUE -LOOMMers er yr tcy sale, eye s)- = «4 = sae Sle de aan « 1 00
Loves 2) gy Nate FLT) 8 Mo (0) eR ier Ope ee nia (oes ee a ee 2 2 00
Hurlburt’s Dental Knife and Pick, heavy. Plate 11. Fig. 122........ 2 00
Hypodermic Syringe, glass barrel, covered with fenestrated metal protec-
tion, with one fine trocar and canula, one needle, one vial; in
TOROCEO (CAR. Ee laneeeD, “HIG WTO)... siec's ofs soso Bed gh onto deed 5 00
Hiyposereuc Syringe, the same, with hard rubber fittings............. 4 00
iy Dr. Finley’s model, hard rubber barrel, with two
needles, in ‘morocco case... 2... 2 ees es 3 00
ieee Pan, Meets. West wNiCASes: . 52+ f4-«/0'die nec jes oe Meee ees 25 00
Injecting Syringes, of white metal. Plate 23. Figs. 274, 275 and 276.
24 oz. in box, 3 00; 36 oz. in box, $4 00; 48 oz. in box 5 00
yeas Syringe, of hard rubber, 24 OZ: TA" OX (3) ugar eee ee en 7 50
se of brass, finely polished and plated, 24 OF RE ah 50 5 12 50

Instrument Wallets, see “Wallets.”
Irons for Firing, see “Cautery Irons” or “ Firing Irons.”

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TK Fists modification of Camman’s Stethoscope .................-- $ 8 00
Reaves | Caskeatins: eur oh onc. . fo Ieee PE ree eee 2 00
ig x NEUTER EEO LG ea =. 2 Sta a ea cs ot 2 50
Knives, Drawing, single edged, 6sizes. Pl. 9, Fio, 94. From No. 1 to 6
SONG MALUFAL SIZES... oo... sos asks sae ba Each 1 25
eS fr SOURED ea Bae sho 2 pa, o's 6 see ate eA cheek 0 50*
“e - single edged, in ebony handles, French model ..Each 1 50
es ee double edged, of two assorted widths of curve, in
ebony handles; Wrench "model. . ..... 0.4.06... cess 1 75
s small single-edged, closing into a handle ; for pocket. 1 50
oa . Fleming’s graduated, for cutting the groove, required
Ray; he Care MOG gy. 5s soy bad dowcen 4h cones 5 00
Fe sets of, see “Drawing Knives” or Enumeration and
Contents of Cases.
Knives, Embryotomy, concealed in hard rubber handle. Plate 12.
Le 5s Yo ete, ni eee ee, ae 4 50
= . in ebony handle, French model. Plate
: fee die, od... 24... sees 4 50
A a 5 with ring, Plate 12. Fig-1386"..5.... 1 75
Knives, manifold, for the pocket, containing: 2 fleams of assorted sizes,
1 single-edged drawing-knife, 1 bistoury and 1 probe............. 3 00
Knives, Neurotomy, straight edged, with upward and laterally curved
IDEOIECHION. | IPR B oss oo...) !. «0. « «ee ela ee 2 00
s . straight edged, with upward and laterally curved
PC LEO | Mee 52 Sia, «ele apolar a mee 2 00
i curved, probe pointed delicate bistoury........... 2 00
( Flemine’s, with eye near the point. Fig 208...... 2 00
RUE etree 1G Heh 11 i cscs EN pe akon Nic Si ss vis os + 0 siardig si ee 1 50
SEE) PeCEIOSLOUOUNY: pe Sen Pets concise, 2adals Siaye Sein ew ols es a sae Be Hees 1 50
Knives, Pricking, with spring backs: 1 blade, $2 50; 2 blades, $4 00;
23 017.0 Sata Weenie Ue RIG oo a oie ro eit eee 4 50
Knives, Pocket, aietoritae Surgeon’s, containing: 1 probe, 1 fleam,
1 drawing-knife and 1 straight edged scalpel. Plate 20. Fig. 232. 7 50
Knives, Sage, single-edged, right and left, in ebony handles, French
FENGSC GN, GN: Oo oo tne Sie ei A Bi Seer Each 1 50
m4 “ double-edged and sharp pointed, in ebony handles,
Pipe THOME ee oe os at. so =,5's Sees aig Sel ae Each 1 50
Knives, Spaying, Farmer Miles’, 4 bladed .............2-- sees eee os e00F
Tee eee eee Se . JUS: Oe een ieee cree $0 75; best, 1 00
Lamp, OCollin’s, for illuminating the mouth, nasal, rectal and vaginal
cavities: - Plate ls. Wig W85..0.. 2.0... 6. eee $7 00; incase 9 00
etre Peta OR GCG Og gs acto. | ize, ole oc» +n sn 8 Saline oe pagpmitie ce 0 50
Lamp, Self-blowing, for heating Firing Irons. Plate 7. Fig. 70....... 7 50
« for singeing with alcohol. Plate 15. Fig. 177..............-- 2 50*
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ieivp, students, brass. “Plate 15. Wigeled. eS... ig ee $ 4 25*
s FENGLSEL SCI 3c Ah 6 eran eA a ren Pte niger) a 5 00*
Ae eee EE OORRE A ce Ce REE dois URS cz. a ws yo «ool 8 sae eee 1 00
Lancet, graduated and grooved needle, for inoculating cattle. Delaford’s.
LEASE NCE MS 5 OS a ane. it A APA ine ial a5 7 50
Lancet, for inoculating cattle. Plate 15. Fig. 181 .................. 0 75
mancetc, eammbs late lbs Bien USM. ore os es es hes wee gee 1 00
ae eh at brass handle, with Semscrew. . 0.2... 0.82. oe dees 2 25
MCE walle Sprite, Plait, IM CHAE Gyo c ate ic de vile ots ee ble ee ae ee 2 50
Be . ce guarded, in case. Plate 23. Fig. 273............ 3 00
Ae Spherion mi aiWer OMMICHs 7. ile eric es em oo 8s ws oe ls on eles 8 00
Lenses, Magnifying, for pocket, one glass, folding into oval hard rubber
GaROLE oc Weide < coho s « ‘.. inch diameter, $0 50*; 1 inch diameter, 0 75*
1} inch diameter, 1 00*; 1 inch diameter, 1 50*
Lenses, Magnifying, for pocket, two glasses, folding into oval hard rub-
Werecdse .,.. 2.5 ea ss suk: 3 inch diameter, $0 75*; 1 inch diameter, 1 00*
4 inch diameter, 1 50*; 2 inch diameter, 2 50*
Lenses, Magnifying, for pocket, two glasses, folding into round hard rub-
ber case. Plate 15. Fig. 183. }inch diameter, $0 75*; 1 inch diameter, 1 00*
1} inch diameter, 1 25*
Lenses, Magnifying, for pocket, three glasses, folding into round hard
mubher cage, -elate 15. Mio. 184. 05.0... 0... # inch diameter, 1 00*
1 inch diameter, $1 25; 1}inchdiameter, 1 50*
Liautard’s, Prof. A., Compact Pocket Case, see ‘‘ Enumeration and
Contents of Cases.” -
Liautard’s, Prof. A., Instrument Case and Medicine Chest combined, see
“Enumeration and Contents of Cases.”
Liautard’s, Prof. A., Set of Hoof Instruments, see “Enumeration and
Contents of Cases.”
iinateras, Prot, A. Tracheotomy Tulbe: 225... 9.25.2 se. eles 15 00
Liautard’s, Prof. A., Tooth Cutting Forceps, extra large and strong, one
jaw hooked to prevent slipping; with closing screw and crank
LETTE. 2 cong 8 Bye Yc PRINCE oe 30 00
Liebreich’s Ophthalmoscope, with plain or elongating handle.
JETS 2 ZLOTY ce ek Se RRR AS eA a 5 00
iasahure sik ordinary, Of two Sizes... 0.0.20. 2... ee ees per skein 0 05
i “braided, warranted not to kink or curl during use; of nine
SS Rs OE C8 er rr per board 0 35
7 “ the same, four assorted sizes, on a board ...... per board 0 75
y DESEO OLIZACe TOU IRIZC air ow ss ew oe ac ge soe per board 0 45
es ah aGlosely. HWISbEO NaI RIZCB NS Ss. ss ok eee eee bee perroll 0 35
Ligature Catgut, specially prepared for this purpose, four sizes, must
be drawn through warm water before using to make it pliable ; per roll 0 25
Ligature Catgut, carbolized, in bottles..................... per bottle 0 75
Ligature Wire, of pure silver .......... No. 31 (finest), $0 20; No. 30, 0 20
INO. 29" ee 0 25; No. 28, 0 30
ING AT ton east 0 35; No. 26, 0 40
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Ligature Wire, of soft metal, two sizes..... ....--. per coil $0 35 and $ 0 45
Litmus Paper, blue and red, per sheet...... and bes. olay eh ome Ua anaes ORD
Loring’s Ophthalmoscope. Plate 19. Fig. 219...................... 9 00
By iene’ Ecrasseur, curved. Plate 12. Fig. 129............. 20 00
‘ with removable straight and curved attach-
ments, two assorted chains and four strengths of wire rope........ 36 00
Magnifying Lenses for Pocket; see “Lenses.”
etme mmOne a .. ed SPE. Bee eee eT. Lay oe 0 20*
Mane Drag, for thinning out the hair of mane. Plate 9. Fig. 91...... 1 50*
Manifold Knife, for the pocket, containing two fleams of assorted sizes,
one single-edged drawing-knife, one bistoury and one probe...... 3 00
re neLORAClNGIIG) 2. s .'sjc.. sce wlecleleimeie ec sess ee cee SETAE OE 25
or re BGR A ee ea aks Spits! ts SG Cnr Ota 2 50
Marine Lint, the best antiseptic, expressly prepared for surgical pur-
TOPE) Ot hee” CRN Sar eee APR Coe Ren ERe ee seca: Seo, Urs
Measuring Tapes of linen, -bearing French measurements on the one
and English measurements on the other side. With spring and stop,
in nickel plated cases. Plate15. Fig. 186. 3 feet $0 50; 5 feet $0 60;
7) Re 0 pS aes dare gate eae + dis Races? ee ee TO
Measuring Tapes of steel, } inch wide, bearing French measurements on
_ the one and English measurements on the other side. With spring
and stop, in nickel plated cases. Plate 15. Fig. 187. 3 feet $1 50*;
4 feet $1 75*; 5 feet $2 00*; 6 feet $2 25*; 8 feet $2 50*; 12 feet
Ca UPD Ce TUR ETS E Fe teal 5 Can <2 rrr 4 00*
Mesumac standard, plain. For horses ..............--.-.020. eds 6 00
s i Late WRIT MEK aay ciy eis ee es $12 00 to 14 00
Medicine Chests, see “ Enumeration and Contents of Cases.”
Metal Syringes, see “Syringes, Metal.”
Microscopes, Zentmayer’s American Student Stand, with 1 eye-piece
(A or B); 38; objective, 24°; 4 objective, 75°; and walnut case, with
igelcona nandie:” “Plate 16. Mig 189 ois... ee eee sie. 3) OO OOF
With 1 eye-piece, and walnut case with lock and handle ....... sid! 22 00

This instrument was designed and constructed with the view of enabling students to obtain
an instrument combining the essential features of a first-class stand, superior optical quali-
ties and extremely low cost.

The instrument is of brass, with the exception of the base, which is of cast-iron, neatly
japanned. The base is the same shape as that of the Histological Stand, being of one piece
and very rigid, to which the bell-metal bar is attached by a joint, allowing the use of the
instrument at any angle of inclination; perpendicular and horizontal positions being indi-
cated by stops.

The coarse adjustment for focus is accomplished by sliding the body-tube in a cloth-lined
outside tube, which give an exceedingly smooth and delicate movement. ‘

The fine adjustment is of the same style as that of the American Centennial Stand. A con-
cealed lever is acted upon by a micrometer screw, and moves the entire body, which is fitted
to the grooved bar, giving steady and delicate movement.

The plane and concave mirrors are hung in a plane with the object, and may be swung over
the stage for illuminating opaque objects (instead of the bull’s-eye condenser), having the
object as the centre.

The stage is broad and firm, is only three (3) inches from the table, and is provided with
delicate spring-clips, which may be removed if desired.

The diaphragm is circular in form, with a series of different size apertures, and is let into
the stage from above; it may also be removed.

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Microscopes, Zentmayer’s American Histological Stand, with following
accessories: 1 eye-piece (A or B); ;8,-inch objective, 24° angular
aperture; 4-inch objective, 75° angular aperture (which easily resolves

P. Angulatum), and neat walnut case, with lock and handle......... $50 00*
With same accessories, but with addition of rack and pinion, instead of

sliding tube for coarse adjustment. Plate 16. Fig. 188 .......... 58 00*
Same, but with binocular attachment and 1 pair of eye-pieces........ 80 00*

With sliding tube coarse adjustment, 1 eye-piece and walnut case .... 32 00*
With rack and pinion coarse adjustment, 1 eye-piece and walnut case. 40 00*
Binocular, with 1 pair of eye-pieces and walnut case................ 62 00*

The fact that microscopical investigations have become obligatory in many of our Univer-
sities and Colleges, has necessitated the construction of an instrument combining the facili-
ties of a first-class Stand, superior optical qualities and moderate cost. These necessary
requirements were held in view, and, we believe, have been fulfilled in the above-named
Stand.

The entire instrument is made of brass. The base and uprights are one piece, of a peculiar
shape, of great rigidity, to which the bell-metal bar is attached by a joint, allowing the use of
the instrument in any angle of inclination; perpendicular and horizontal positions are indi-
cated by stops. The coarse adjustment is accomplished by a sliding tube, or by rack and
pinion; the tube is five and one-half inches long, capable of elongation to the standard
length.

The fine adjustment is of the same style as the one of the American Centennial Stand.
A concealed lever is acted upon by a micrometer screw and moyes the entire body, which is
fitted to the grooved bar, giving a steady and delicate movement. The arrangement of the
swinging sub-stage and mirrors is the same as in the United States Army Hospital Stand.

The removable sub-stage carries the diaphragms, which can be shifted up close to the
object.

The stage is a modification of the glass stage, and consists of a glass bar kept down by two
spring clips against which the object rests. By this method the object may be moved in
the latitude, and the longitudinal movement is accomplished by hand. The spring clips may
be used independently for holding anything in a fixed position, by simply placing them in
the extra holes provided for that purpose. The stage is only three (3) inches from the table
when in a horizontal position.

ACCESSORIES FOR HISTOLOGICAL STAND:

Picts |OVC-PICCOS erates wks ae Sec oe Be ne 5 00*
Polarizer, completeaweny!: jsclenite 257... Sadsese es one eee 15 00*
Delonte cir. dane ree ee oe bays SCs Slee Bama cars eh tite 2 ti eee rene 1 00*
Weuteal’ Tint Cameramuerncs. <0... 2... 0acsee Bette Geatcl eae <h BHA SOLA PK 3 00*
piace, Micrometer, SOR SE GION, (300. 0.0.0 92 See eee Ge ee 1 00*
Hiye-piece. Macrometern (disks Wis 2.0002.) SU ee Se 2 00*
Hemispherital’ Spor empress. 308. 04: 0 ee en eens en 4 00*
Adapter for using objective as Achromatic Condenser............... 1 00*
Dias Orceps Veo eee: or ocean 6 eS eae ee ine et case ee ee 1 is
Anmnalcule. Capers .crprm sei aioe so 3 eal Ee ok Seen ee 2 00*
Double <Nose-piece =. pe tee oes s,s Sees Caos ee 6 00*
Glass Sliding Stage, with spring and ivory-pointed screw, complete... 4 50*
Rotating Stage-plate, with clips..... TN eS. sac epe 2 00*
Woodward's Prem, ammommedatr ns oko s see eee ee 1 50*
Woodward's Prism. monnteda ieee sek. 2 ct eee 4 00*

Microscope, Educational, of English manufacture. Plate 17. Fig. 201. 40 00*

An admirable instrument, giving a flat though small field, great magnifying powers,
clear definition, and is quite achromatic, 7. e., without those fringes of rainbow coloring
which are always seen surrounding the objects in inferior microscopes.

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It is furnished with one eye piece and a series of three object glasses, namely: the
inch, half inch and quarter inch, so made that in order to obtain the highest power, all
that is needed is to employ all the three, which screw into each other; two giving a less
power, and one the least of all. The convenience of this arrangement will be readily
understood.

Objectives of any manufacturer can be screwed into the tube of the instrument, as the
latter contains the thread of the society screw.

The body of the instrument turns on two pivots so as to suit the position of the head,
coarse and fine screws permit quick or slow moving of the tube to and from the object.

For conveniently moving the object is provided a sliding stage, with a revolving dia-
phragm secured under the same.

A dissecting forceps, animalcule cage, or life box, and condenser, accompany this
instrument. All fitting in a neat mahogany case with handle on its top.

A drawer fitted with racks for holding microscopic objects is also contained in the case.

Microscope Objectives, of Mr. Wm. Wale’s celebrated manufacture.

Puysictan’s SERIES.

14 inches, 20 degrees angle of aperture .......... Bete ei isi) -fnel «,5)-08 .. $15
ganch;. (S00. ¢ By MME RS ole 5 Phe Sad pre # Are 15
4inch, 95 “ « pe ES) as acs 3 Be 6 Mee Cox ere Sake ae 20

qe inch, 1385 = “ : AMTOEMUOM 2. 5/5 i abe Bienes sess. 20

Economic SERIES.

suuches, 6 deprees angle of apertre, /-..2........ 0002.2 sen ee. $7
fee) aR “ ey. |. een 6
Zinch, 20 % y? SD a) ee Ee A 6
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4 “ De te : ae 2: re =a) Stee a ae 12
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Microscopic InstRUMENTS.

Microscopic Bistouries of various shapes..........--.+++++eeeees each 0
Microscopic Forceps, very delicate. Pl. 17. Fig.197. Straight, $125;curved, 1
Microscopic Harpoon and Punch combined, the former for removing from
living subjects small pieces of muscle fibre ; the latter for removing
small pieces of skin, for microscopical examinations. PL17. Fig. 205. 3
Microscopic Harpoon with Slide, for removing from living subjects small

pieces of muscle fibre for microscopical examinations. Pl. 17. Fig. 203a 3
Microscopic Instrument with Spiral Attachment, for removing from
living subjects small pieces of muscle fibre, for microscopical exami-

mations: -\blatety.. Wig, 20a Bees <<. <3 65. » 's ae oe ean 3

Microscopic Needle Holder. Plate 17. Fig. 196...........---.-+:.- i
Microscopic Needles in Handles, best, straight or curved. Pl.17. Fig. 195.

each 0

ee “« _ straight,.m plain handles ............-.--- each 0
Microscopic Razor, ground flat on one side and hollow on the other.

I bahemliy ie, 195... 5 2 eRe re tanegateye eer 1

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Microscopic Scalpels, three assorted sizes...........-- . aaah ai ot each 0

Microscopic Section Knife, in morocco case. Plate 17. Fig. 191...... 3

rf ef fae valentines. Plate 17.) “Wiss 190) 0. 2... 8

ci od ‘<> Vincents. -Platen ia swig eye cee « ale: eth

Microscopic Section Lifter, Satterthwaite’s. Plate 17. Fig. 202...... it

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Microscopic Spear-pointed Knife. Plate 17. Fig. 194................ $ 0 75
Microscopic Scissors, straight. Plate 17. Fig. 199 .................. 1 50
3 Sermed: cmeMab!.) 23 A52f'2... ee wee 1 75
« es Bee agtS TH aT sch 0: alas ay ak eR NR eee 1 75
_ Microscopic Syringe, brass, with four canulas of assorted sizes and stop
cock, in wooden case. Plate 17. Fig. 200...............0..0-8. 8 00*

Microscopic Trocar, Duchenne’s, for removing from living subjects small
pieces of muscle fibre for microscopical examinations. Plate 17.
PE rere eerie grit 02 em IE eS ain dS! es 13-4 pblval BRO 3 50*

Microscoric Srip—E Mounting Marertats AND APPARATUS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Miles, T. C. (Farmer Miles’) Caponizing Instruments, consisting of

Knife, Spreader and Forceps, in neat case with directions......... 7 00*
Miles’, T. C., Castrating Ecrasseur. Plate 12. Fig. 180.............. 20 00
1 Syed Ea OR Ee foatr. jo as) 00 aS ho eo i 8 00
Mee ee Dea fee RIA AM ARNEL eyes Serta Sala, iain Ks ole oa ae ulead ow tae 7 00*
TA ie Ore trey VT ISSO ee caterer eer tomy. -e << cee ss cae een ss ote oe 8 00
Miles, 0, Cy spayime Sound.” Pinte 12 ~ Hic. 164 ...... eo accce dices: 0 75*
Witop nh Crain INCOM aaa athe Ces ae ee ee eee tne be ees 1 25
UR terre es Wie ete ata n Rt als eee is ciare oo ea oe as cielailan: each 1 10
Moller’s Tooth Cutting Forceps. Plate 11. Fig. 111 ................ 32 00

G3 ae ig a with plain closing screw and crank

MURR ne a Soy arnt hw eva bags) GON ARRAS pa" 0; sj + « algunos aE 30 00
Mouth Speculum, French model. Plate 4. Fig. 30.................. 17 50
Mouth Speculum or Speculum Oris, E. A. A. Grange’s. Plate 23. Fig. 277.

% a amelie (drlate 4... Wig Qo ss oe ek ei oiela oe 9 00

Myer’s, Dr. J. C., Saw. For description see “Saws.”................. 3 50

N asal Septum Punch, for cutting out a circular piece of cartilage prior
to the insertion of an ordinary Bull ring ........................ 7 00
Needles, straight, sizes 1, 2 and 3; half curved, sizes 1, 2 and3; full
curved, 1,2,3 and4. Plate18. Figs. 206...EHach, $0 15; per doz. 1 50
Needles, straight, size 4, 5 and 6; half curved, sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8; full
curved, sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10, 1l and 12. Plate 18. Figs. 206.
Each $0 10; perdoz. 1 00

rs extra heavy, straight, half curved and full curved......... each 0 20

es into which soft metal wire is to be screwed. Plate 18. Fig. 207.
each 0 50
Soft metal wire for the same.............. per coil, $0 35 and 0 45
Needles, into which pure silver wire is to be screwed ............. each 0 50
“ Pure silver wire for the same, No. 26....:.......!....percoil 0 40

Needles, hollow, for fine pure silver wire; one each straight and curved,

and one wire twister in shell handle, with slide catches. Cleborne’s,

Leline) inert vali tses ENT Cs ie ne Ge ei cPLA ete eet 7 00
. Needles, Copeman’s, set of three. Plate 19. Fig. 223................ 3 00
Needles, Gerlach’s, two of assorted sizes and one sharp hook (tenaculum)

fitting into one spring catch handle. Plate 18. Fig. 209......... 4 00

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Neelle, new model, set of three. Plate 18. Fig. 211................
a In handles. 3G 28: Oe Che eo Pc LR oan each

“ in:handle, Ashton’s, Plate 19.2.0 Fig h220 J. 2c0ic). . cadence
Needle, for Vaginal Sutures, wide, Sauberg’s. Plate 25. Fig. 304.....
z gE! Fs HALVOW, OANOEES SB 1... Ao OR Cee oan ee

fe Cite g 73 with removable point, Dietrich’s .........
Needles for introducing Seatons, plain, sharp-pointed ; 6 inches in length,
9 inches in length, $1 00; 12 inches in length...................
Needles for introducing Seatons, blunt, probe pointed: 9 inches in length,
12 \inehes-in lene iin... eek

waite ; in protecting horn handle. Plate 22.
MTB STU oS ie EE eS «aeons

Pan igs : * in,two parts to screw together Plate 22.
Fig. 255. smseryntics aetna bic

: ad : i in three parts to screwtogether. Plate 22.
Big. 254: 5. oe mens eh cs eee

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screw together. Plate 22. Fig. 256

Needles for introducing Seatons into the Frog, plain..................
jeg 3 4 < « «roughened. Plate 14.
Big LTO lie hee

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116} orp at et ak Sac = Ad

Needles for introducing Seatons into Dogs, piain.....................
- é ec se * in hard rubber handle, with
Catch’. laibe cae Wee eee 34s.) 2 ote lene ed eee Bite eh eke sees
Needles, with sliding handle, for introducing Seatons into the Hock ....
Needle Holder, Nyropa)) Plate ds. Wig 212, so. anes eee
- . Remersy mbiate 18. Bie, 2056 o.¥) ae

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Needle Holder and Wire or Pin Cutting Forceps combined, Stimson’s.
Pilate AS sig. 2S Berean. aw th LURES, An eae hel bre Pela eee ee
Needle Holders, small, see “ Eye Instruments.”
Neunotonny, Barid, \; 2... Sa ateemeieie Stee. <2/e he Tere ae nO ene
Neurotomy Bistoury, delicate, curved, probe pointed.................
Neurotomy Knife, straight edged, with an upward and laterally curved
projecuory (Hight)... sodomy ols eee
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Nose Speculum, two-bladed, with handles. Plate 17. Fig. 198........
s es tbwosbladed, withoummandles . 0.2 00% 42. ae ee
Nyrop.s Needle holder, Plateds pio oon. os leet eee ee

1) iaipsoave, Liebreich’s. With plain or elongating handle. Plate 19.

BI DUG aa oe ish nonisahe Die eee as CER ee: ne ee
Ophthaimoscope, Loring’s. Plate ton ation 219". (0. DP eee.
Ophthalmoscope, Nachet’s. Plate 19. Fig. 220 ........... VE ARS tae

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aaa Thermo-Cautery. Complete, with two platinum cauterizers
Dang Pan cases Plate Tn Wig. 2245 oF En a $50 00

It is known that platinum and some other metals possess the property, when slightly heated,
of becoming incandescent when brought in contact with a gaseous mixture of air and of cer-
tain hydrocarbon vapors, and of continuing in an incandescent state without flame as long

. as the mixture continues to be supplied. It is upon this property that Dr. Paquelin has based
the construction of his novel and very admirable apparatus.

The thermo-cautery consists of three principal parts, namely: Thetchamber D or Zin which
the combustion takes place, the receptacle A for the volatile hydrocarbon, and the air blowing
contrivance (set of double bulbs) C. The combustion chamber (£ or D) is the cautery itself.
The latter consists of a platinum shell of small yolume and large surface, it is the cautery
proper, becoming incandescent and is made of two forms to suit different requirements of
application. Two tubes are attached to this, an inner one for leading the vapors into the
platinum shell and an outer one for conducting off the products of combustion. ’

The receptacle 4 consists of a bottle, having fastened to its neck a contrivance for readily
attaching the bottle, as is most convenient, toa button hole, button or pocket of the operator’s
clothing. This bottle is closed by a rubber stopper through which a tube having two outlets
passes. Through one of the latter and by means of the set of double bulbs Cis forced into the
bottle: atmospheric air, which passes out through the other outlet mixed with the hydro-
carbon and into the cautery D or HE. A handle G made of non heat conducting material is
attached between the cauteries D or Hand the rubber conducting tubing. F isa tube that
can be screwed between the cauteries D or EZ and the handle G, elongating the instrument for
operating in cavities.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

The set of double bulbs C, are attached to the blow pipe fastened on to the alcohol lamp B,
and the end bulb worked briskly whilst the cautery to be used (attached to the handle G, and
tubing to the receptacle A), is held into the white part of the flame until the cautery has
become slightly heated. Then remove the cautery from the-flame and the set of double bulbs
from the blow pipe and attach the latter to the inlet tube of the receptacle. Again work
the end bulb briskly until the cautery has become incandescent and then operate. During
the operation continue to work the end bulb with the left hand, sufficiently for retaining the
cautery at a uniform degree of heat. The cautery when incandescent will remain so, as long
as hydrocarbon is supplied by working the bulb.

The thermo-cautery is applicable in all operations where the use of cautery by fire is indi-
cated. Its heat may be maintained indefinitely, and may be varied at the will of the operator,
at any degree lower than that of white heat. It may be passed through the organic tissues
and liquids, or even through cold water without losing its activity. It is easy of manipula-
tion, perfectly safe in use, compact, portable, and free from the inconveniences of the older
methods of cautery by fire. The hydrocarbons which supply it (keroseline or benzine) are
everywhere easily obtained.

Hapa eee IPEMB SW rs he ees et aes eS sak. se ws tes See ase 4
Parturition Forceps or Artificial Hand, E. A. A. Grange’s.
Parturition Forceps, long, Gunther’s. Plate 20. Fig. 226............ 1
Parigrition Moreeps (short crotehet), Valish’s ..:.........9:.0..82.5.3
Parturition Pulleys (compound). Plate 19. Fig. 225........2.2...0.
iPaururimonmrepulsor. . Plata 200 ie 207 0... ae ine oe et
Parturition Sling Carrier, straight. Plate 20. Fig. 229 ..............
‘ 2 - euvedwrr late 20.' Hig, 230°. 72.0... gee eee
Farumion Sharp Hook, Plate:20;) Bic 208B.........)0...05 oes
f Plate ogles tmp ahememie 298A ee
Parturition Set; consisting of repulsor, with articulated prongs and oval
ring handle, 39 inches long; one each sharp and blunt hooks screw-
ime Oro atl extra ovalmme handle... . .. . 2.0). wie wae eee oR 22
Plane, Charlier’s. For shoeing 4 la Periplantaire .................... 3
Planten, H. & Son’s, capsules for horse balls. Plate 5. Fig. 49. For
description see page 15.
$ oz. capsules, in box.... 0 50* + oz. capsules, in box... 0
Ten } oz. capsules, in box.... 0 50* Ten 1 oz. capsules, in box... 0

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Flexible Capsules filled with 5 min; Oil of male Fern for worms in dogs;

BEA URRI Geagy aac eee Reh ay ERE ooo 5g 95) chohinn «4 = Shes ene Ha ena erpret > Ge eee eee
Beara pith DSA re PCM eA Gy Sos se sew 2 vn snd ohn ie «pleads oo RAE eR
i Zi Stic ee “i rn cece ne Vien. 2x ane

es i combined with trephining elevator. Plate 24. Fig. 294

SEV O ROTI y RTE rare OE Re o(e operates. =< abe goin ats elo ed ke OR
Periostotomy Set, Spooner’s. Containing 1 curved blunt pointed seaton
needle, 1 small probe pointed convex edged bistoury, 1 large probe
pointed concave edged bistoury, 1 double edged knife and 3 needles;

GE 2 oe GOSS, SE 3 . 2 ae Oe nn a on os: Ser
Percussor, Flint’s. Plate 20.. Fig. 231............: ‘Plain $1 00; Fine
Pessary, inflating, for mares and cows. Plate 20. Fig. 234...........
Plpameber Wey so, Elite EM amos she si wagers olde eda. o> Slee ee el
Pneumatic Aspirators, see “ Aspirators.”

Pins for Sutures, of assorted thicknesses. Per 100...................-
ke 3 with gold plated lance points, of 3 assorted lengths and
ThIckMeSsese Fel GOACMy Je. =... 6 0e4 s)he tees «oe

Pan anes wire Cutiine WH OPCe psn sae 4 2:04) ides o's se Vlei sms ahs wo
ATS i ea cs combined with needle holder. Stimson’s.

Lage reys Neng Neves so} BS NDA aa Ee ea
Pocket Cases, see “Enumeration and Contents of Cases.”
Pocket Knife, veterinary surgeon’s. Containing: probe, fleam, drawing
knife and straight edged sealpel. “Plate 20°." Wig. 232 |... ak. one
Pocket Magnifiers, see “ Magnifying Lenses.”

Polyps U oreeps, Siraimhne. 0... 8s se em 8 inches, $2 50; 9 inches
“3 ay curved, Gunches. Plate f ~ Fig. 172... tee
a “ straight, 10 inches, with ratchet catch. Plate 14. Fig. 173

Porte Meche, for introducing lint into wounds. Plate 20. Fig. 237....
Porte Caustic, see ‘ Caustic Holders” or “ Holders for Caustic.”
Post Mortem Cases, see “‘ Enumeration and Contents of Cases.”
Potain’s Aspirator. For description see page 11. Plate 3. Fig. 23.
$13 00 and
Power Clippers, see “ Clippers.”
Pricking Knives, with spring backs, 1 blade $2 50; 2 blades $4 00;
SESE La RR eR AG, ge ok rr PS
Probangs, to unscrew into two parts, of cane. Plate 20. Fig. 235.....
x of celluloid], Plate 20. Bae: 235... ... 05.6. Fae ' eer he ean
4 ol whalepore, “Hite Os Mie 285 o.oo. pein ee cee «os
: leather covered, with stilet. Plate 20. Fig. 236............
: zs with whalebone stilet, separating into two parts
Por ecuoremmrdOehiOr ete ae te. cs... be ce. acs hee Sn ome 5 care
Probes, long, plated and in two parts to screw together. Pl. 20. Fig. 238
iprobesions yor whalebone tee. oO) ooo ss. els aE RS $0 75; lead
Emome, with onyriicleata, Plate 20) / Big, 239... cee leweledie niga deen
Pulleys (compound) for Parturition, complete with rope. P1.19. Fig. 225
‘Pomp jor-Injecting, feed dibest; in case ........ oR. Wawel» Seda a

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aa Crack Clamps, of small, medium and large sizes. Plate 21.
His, 249) Per dozdenss sheer trade «6 co aN. oe $ 0
Quarter Crack Clamp Closing Forceps, for clamps of small and medium

sizes. Plate 21. Fig. 242. 6
ES i 4 es sf for clamps of large size......... 6
z * i q ; with two sets of jaws for clamps
of any size (Paediatr eon 12
Quarter eee ae aed Iron, for clamps of small size. Pl. 21. Fig. 244. 2
‘ ‘for clamps of medium size.......... 2
i 5 8 41! tor iclamps of larcemern ct ce te 2
- : ‘x : « set of two, for clamps of either size.. 4
For description of these instruments for closing quarter or sand cracks see p. 65.
ae pyaiee, ee se rubber, with fine tube. 30z. Pl 24. Fig. 285 1
ES Fi Onin, 6 0. 8S ora de ned peat Oop te Nemec mE 0
— ¥ ane? < UUOZS 3<. 3.5’. ROU RIE Le ia Ce ieee 1
re 2 oS a a DOLE. . 5's 370 RRS Ne eek ih en ree 1
rs ‘ “ brass nickel-plated, with three canulas ofassortedsizes 4
a epaspstos combined with elevator, for trephining. Plate 24. Fig. 293 1
Repaeinjeckimp Puri, Desesin CASC.. . cas. coaeiins ees oan oe wer 25
Reflector for Iluminating Cavities. Plate 20. Fig. 233..... $3 50and 4
Reimers Needle Holder. ,Plate 18.;,. Fig. 205. 00. Fee. oe cn ee oe 4
Retractors. Ye late QO sree 240. fo. dc ame oo elses stgusbieten ds ue per pair 1
Retractors for Caponizing, on whalebone spring or elastic web......... 1
Reynders, John & Co.’s, ee eato: Plate 3. Fig. 24. For description
GOW AC Ce lil. 4t. 0 emeMeet Meichichet «jx»: Ate -ho Riat a pon yiet = op $16 00 and 20
Reynders, John & Co.’s Drenching Horn. Plate 11. Fig. 124. For
Ges GMipiGM: SCO PASE Mees. ohne, ox a) Lista ucky oulem eae wpeeeg ei" enue ka cae 2
Reynders, John & Co.’s, modification of Camman’s Stethoscope. Plate 24.
PE fe ay di Fak RE RPREN h2. wwe wn atulkt's Ae eee 2
Reynders, John & Co.’s, Compact Stethoscope. Plate 22. Fig. 260...... 2

The larger end piece can be unhinged and turned to one side for conveniently carrying
the instrument in the pocket.

Roughing Cogs, set of Fleming’s, cousisting of two dozen cogs, with two

CULO) ES) een IRM 02 4 A eR ROR oR Mi Na tS NS 6
LOWER NSCISSOFS, PlGAN Cin hie ueterioe els ois Soa TA eee Neate efits 5 2
e Z ( <imiprovedsyinise ci... Nig aei cc. cee 3
Russian Needle Holder. Plate 18. Wig. 214. ..00......... oa. 4

Sadale Bags, see “ Enumeration and Contents of Cases.”
Sage Knives, single-edged, right and left, in ebony handles, French

model; ; an vc ares anes. 2) eee each 1
es az double-edged and sharp-pointed, in ebony handles,
Hrench model}. oy si Ried ac evaan Beek See ee 1

Sand Crack Clamps, of small, medium and large sizes. Pl. 21. Fig. 243.

00

Perioze ob. Te aN se Ee ee hs Fr 0 50

205 Fourth Avenue, New York. 55

Sand Crack Clamp Closing Forceps, for clamps of small and medium
sizes. Plate 21. Fig. 242..$ 6 50
for clamps of large size. Plate 21.

“ee ce ce e ce

gy DA 3 aie ae et 6 50

ae ae * g 3 with two sets of jaws for clamps
OL EERE R Ee, Ric te Uc cliche kod Cee i ir ee OnE ma 12 50
Sand Crack Clamp Firing Iron, for clamps of small size. Pl.21. Fig. 244. 2 50
5 a ce :, ee fa. a Olamediur. size © 2. 7 ee 2 50
% f a Tae 7S onlarce size’! & 14) Ya eae 2 50
= cc ri “ Trons, set of two, for clamps of any size...... 4 50

For description of these instruments for closing sand or quarter cracks see p. 65.
Sauberg’s Needle for Vaginal Suture. Plate 25. Fig. 304............ 1 25
SSE cegs gov orem, TET ee wep MSE to). 2 OF Ay An 5 00
ee erOne ere OT Go cae ae RMR cna ake he < Se bia ccs etd aic’s ores es SAR 4 50
He «with movable back. Plate 21. Fig. 252 ................ 5 00
Saws, with movable back, small, four sizes ................... $1 50 to 3 50
ye ahiitieg Ae bate bar Hoi eee Pies. OM nf. dan cn teeiee sd ae 10 00
if = Carrier, without chain. Plate 5. Fig. 52............... 5 50
ss $i extra strong, for dental purposes. Plate 5. Fig. 51...... 12 50
Saw, for separating horses’ teeth, plain. Plate 11. Fig. 120.......... 1 50
ty aad § oy “ fine ferruled. Plate 11. Fig 121..... 1 75
ae z “French model. Plate 11. Fig. 118.. 3 50
Gate e “ se DOW.9) Plate U1..- Wig. 119. eee 6 00

Saw, J. C. Myer’s, fastening with screw on a handle of usual length, as
also on a rod 30 inches long; for separating the bones of the pelvis
of foetus in cases of dystocia dependent upon posterior presentation
as also in any other presentations where the division of bony struc-
Lire Oni Np TOCUUS Is Iteenbed) «as swe ok oes so 3 50

Directions for its use, see Dr. Myer’s article in American Veterinary Review, March 1879.

Scalpels, convex edged, four sizes, ebony handles. Plate 21. Fig. 247. each 0
. : mt enn PReVOrmPRENGIeS. 26... a each 0 75
= “ large size, with ebony sides. Plate 21. Fig. 249. 1
< Ad = «_** with ivory sides. Plate 21. Fig 249.. 1
re extra large size, with plain ebony handle .................. 1 00
oy = orgs “with ferruled ebony handle. Plate 21. Fig. 246. 1 50
By convex edged, closing into plain hard rubber handle ......... 1 50
$s straight edged, “ % Hi i e A ile) ite eee 1 50
ef center pointed, “ a a s a Plate 21.
Fig. 248.. 1 50
- convex edged, “ os a n re « with slide
Canela bh bske ae berm atest, kd oss 2 ou giao eee rere. 2 50
Scalpels, straight edged, closing into hard rubber handle, with slide
Aven. oe bee, Bb... La aati « Gaetan ed = Soe = 2 50
i center pointed, closing into hard rubber handle, with slide
OPT Po a San liter eR oo eg le 2 50
. convex and straight edged, closing into one plain h. r. handle 2 00

The same, closing into one hard rubber handle, with slide catches.... 3 50

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267 268 269 270

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Scalpels, convex edged and center pointed, closing into one plain hard

SEES Gatol sees 1f9 a/b pu. eal Salles Aaa ie ae ea Pes EO SI ET eno $ 2
The same, closing into one hard rubber handle, with slide catches.
Bieta al LE Nees ere terns a asa e-d caaf oon ea ble e ena wo ie ees 3
Scalpels, straight edged and center pointed, closing into one plain hard
Peete its aa Pete ee decade. vs ORS a etae oe 2
The same, closing into one hard rubber handle, with slide catches. . 3
Scisscrs, straight. Plate 22. Fig. 259.......... 5 inch $1 00; 64inch 1
“ _ eurved on the flat. Fig. 268...........5 inch $1 50; 64inch 1
NG 9 a > rr 5inch 1
SE A - ee 7% inch 2
poereniwem om Ge fiat bie 200... ite ee ee TZ inch 2
Se acs DC ORGI hae eae = ae Tiinch 2
OE a ara ME STEEN OR oie ew io IB 2 oa. jo yn ue gel aise gee eee SB 2
« a eniproved.s weaves DAL itis wie ote tals 3
ne ean 37) PE PTET WL Oey 2 Cor fan cto afta, Ya ts,» Dn e! 29872 eRe oe fe ec ide 8
Searching Worceps, for hoofs. Plate 15.) Fig. 1752)... . 0 2. be ee ee 2
Seaton Needles, plain, 6, 9 and 12 inches in length...$0 75; $1 00 and 1
be is lent PEOVE MOIEEM Rea. eck a jal le ws el $1 00 and 1
ag oy in protecting horn handle. Plate 22. Fig. 257....... 1
‘ of separating into two parts. Plate 22. Fig. 255....... 2
i. " separating into three parts. Plate 22. Fig. 254...... 3
os i S form, grooved, separating into two parts. Plate 22.
<5 AE en a ee i oe 2
a Hoek wath siding: handle’ 2255.04 i). 1: o). 3
A sharp and blunt pointed, sliding over each other, length
iW amehes,) ) With handle. cy... . ee. oe ce 7
ee a AAD ee Fo sacar sey ef iaty Fa Son's ss errr 1
: g ftenememeadsn “Pinto I oeWic. 170 ......... eae 1
x “s “ “powell gmeetneriaoes Dig. -169 22... sc) eee 3
Self-blowing Lamp, for heating firimg irons. Plate 7. Fig. 70........ 7
Serrefines, steel, nickelplated. Plate 22. Fig. 258. Each...$0 50 and 0
Sewell’s Frog Seaton Needle. Plate 14. Fig. 169................... 3
Shears, Clipping, see “Clipping Shears.”
mepard Dockine, «Plate 12.0) Wie I2Ge wos. .... 2... abe $7 00; best 11
Beer Trocar wach three oval canulag: 4..4..)..). 5... 0+ 00 nls wane cre Rey 2
“ with one round canula, having ring handles and cap..... 3
mule, Chartera ateattern for the Harrier)... ........ 2.2 $+... 9. -maenae 1
Side Line, consisting of a wide band and rope, made of the best rope
material; strongly woven and twisted in one piece. Used sometimes
EP EONNECHION: Wit CMO PINGS 2 2 Miki 5. 5 - wo eons nahn, soe oa ee 6
Silk for Ligatures and Sutures. Ordinary, of two sizes. Perskein.... 0
ars cs S 5 Braided, warranted not to kink or curl
during use; of nine sizes. Per board, 0
Silk for Ligatures and Sutures. Braided, warranted not to kink or curl
; during use; four assorted sizes on a board. Per board........... 0
Silk for Ligatures and Sutures. Carbolized, four sizes. Per board .... 0
tet . x < Closely twisted, four sizes. Per roll.... 0
Singeing Apparatus, for gas, plain, without tubing. Plate 2. Fig.10.. 4

58 JOHN REYNDERS & CO.

Singeing Apparatus, for gas, with ball and socket-joint, without tubing.

Plate 2. Big0Ss. 08. 32S. See eee $ 4 50*
Singeing Lamp, for alcohol. Plate 15. Fig. 177 ........2.i20.2...%. 2 50*
% vi i: Biante 15.).; Bie: 178...354.4 eee ee 6 00*
Slings Suspending, for small and medium horses. Without staple,
puUlloyRAnd POPE sc hock le cette ue fo cea a ve, 8 ci e.d alae ee eee 18 00*
Slings, Suspending, for any sized horse. Plate 23. Fig. 270. Without
Staple, Pulleys ai ROMe cere oe een. .~ + sp pte ope ce eee 20 00*
Screw staple, pulleys and rope for the above. Perset.............. 6 75*
Smith’s Wire Ecrasseurs, straight or curved. Pl. 12. Figs. 131 &133. Each 6 00
peu ia Bpreading (Plaster; byvinch:,”.\. .°..2) ieee ee ete 0 30
- Suamchy |...) eee eae eee 0 60
Spatula Combined with Trephining Elevator. Plate 24. Fig. 294..... 0 75
Spaying Ecrasseur, with chain. French model, as used by Dr. Liautard. 22 00
Spaying Kafe4-bladedx Farmer Miles? 2. 2... eel uf. Se eins 7 00*
Spayaic Needle. Warmer Miles’ «sei 3) oe. eee 1 25
Spuvanciscissors:’ | Earmer Males? 2. 7a, .: one eae ae 5 2 ee ee ee 8 00
Spaying Sound. Farmer Miles’. Plate 14. Fig. 164................ One®
Speewlum—lve. Plam.; “Plate 14 Mig S166s Sc OR ee 1 50
7 Sra Devpremed> <r: W OuMooresola yee cot an eeleee 2 00
epeenlur, Month. 02 Yaenell’s:: (Plate 42 Hiltig 20 eeeaee ee. oe: 9 00
Hretich=model: ‘Piste. Mig a0 sc. ce cee ee 17 50
Ppecwm Nasal; with*handles: «Plate P74) Wieid9S) oo... Lees. o. 5 50
oF) Sortie Oa PE AIAG 8S 283) Re Ate Wen ak ee 3 75
Speculum, Oris. E. A. A. Grange’s. Plate 23. Fig. 277.
Speculum, Vaginal. L. E. Wheat’s. Plate 25. Fig. 305............ 25 00
Spreader, for hoofs, with screw key. French model. Plate 15. Fig. 179. 15 00
es forbes, tarmerpsivles’)) 225. 04. 5 2 eee ene ee eee 8 00
ppeine duaneet: plam. Mimaerse ts .c)a. ce leer ois Sur Gyn siekee hs See 2 50
e ‘(ao guardede Minvciges Plate'23. Mio. 2730 26. a6. eee 3 00
Standard, plain, for meéasuzme heisht of animals.22'. eo... eon ce ee 6 00
+ concealed im walking came . 2.2.5. 002 22 sess aeee ae $12 00 to 14 00
Stallion Truss, to prevent injury whilst trotting ...................... 6 00%
is “improved, to prevent injury whilst trotting............. 8 00*
Stecle's Wiastie: Probe: Plate dois. LAT: . ere. e ae cine oie 2 25
Stethoscope, Camman’s, plain. Plate 22. Fig. 261 .................. 4 50
ie a with" plain metal spring’) jae se uk: <5 «>a eee 5 00
. with metal spring and graduating screw ....... 6 00
= ‘4 Knight's modification ...5).502-- has eee ae 8 60
7 7 J. Rognders & Co. ‘smodification. Pl. 22. Fig. 262 2 50
Stethoscope, Hawkeley's:.withemetalibe at. \\. 2 de pe s -o leeteo eeaeee tee 1 50
of hard‘rabber; plam. “Plate 22. ». Pie, 263(0e' mee 4 + 1 50
cea a EOMUMISELEW, Rio nt. ove) s/s nee hee Ree es 2 00
The smaller end piece can be telescoped into the larger one and secured in the latter by a
few turns of the screw.
Stethoscope, of hard rubber, with hammer and pleximeter. Pl. 22. Fig. 264 3 50
- hard rubber fittings, with elastic tube. Plate 22. Fig. 265 1 25
es J. Reynders & Co.’s Compact. Plate 22. Fig. 260....... 2 75

The larger end piece can be unhinged and turned to one side for conveniently carrying
the instrument in the pocket.

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Stimson, D. M. Needle Holder, combined, with pin and wire cutting
OTP 8) Oeil ed Ug fo | AD |e A sa eae Sameer $ 3 50
Protech MaDe iOlaehhenrc merrier oe: & <4. ohana eeencnenientteromshened abies 7 00
Suppositories, hollow. Plate 22. Fig. 256. Per dozen.............. 1 00
Hollow suppositories are being welcomed as a great boon to man’s most faithful and
patient servant—the horse. Most of the diseases from which he suffers are soonest relieved
by rectal medication. It only requires a minute to fill a No. 6 hollow suppository and insert
it; and the life of the animal often depends on prompt action. Not only should every veter-
inary surgeon keep a supply of these hollow suppositories on hand ready for immediate use,
but every person owning a horse should do so. The sickness to which the horse is most liable
is colic. One of these suppositories filled with wet tobacco and inserted will generally cure
the sufferer in a few minutes. The same treatment will destroy ‘‘pin worms’’ in horses.
Suture Catgut, see “Catgut Ligature.”
Suture Needles, see “ Needles.”
Suture Pins, see “ Pins.”
Suture Silk, see “Ligature Silk” or “Silk for Ligatures and Sutures.”
Suture Wire, see “Ligature Wire” or “Wire for Ligatures and Sutures.”
Student's Lannp, brass. Plate ls. Pret82s.. 2.4.0 Hoe. S 4 25*
‘ < niekerplated: te mie « pont eetda tutte ees ¢ Ts 5 00*
Stuffing Boots, see “Boots, Stuffing” on page 13.
Syringe, Anatomical, see “Anatomical Syringe” page 7.
RRS es, aa rubber, with short thin nozzle. %o0z. Plate 24. Fig. 285 1 00
oY with lupe straight pipe. 1 oz. Plate 23. Fig. 272 1 25
P < 1 sf ? « 202. Plate 23. Fig. 271 2 75
BA = . with i pipe, piston rod with ring. 4 oz.
Plaka. Wig: 288 2200.-% 1 00
43 8 us é Mi SeOA re... . sas 0 75
< i : z « go2. Plate 24. Fig. 282 .. 100
5 $ ic gs RS Loz. Plate 24. Fig: 251577135
3 ‘ i . “i “« 802. Plate 24. Fig. 280... 1-50
« be 5: . oh “6 02—. Plate.24.. Big) 279.5 sande
re p : rs be *« 1202. Plate 24. Fig. 278 .. 2 50
a i es . es je amewood box. /- 2407.7... 7 50
Syringes, brass, nickelplated, in wood box. 24 02...............0005: 12 50
Syringes, white metal, in wood box. 240z. Plate 23. Fig. 274 ...... 3 00
+ a Savana Seber 7s 36 oz. Plate 23. Fig. 275 ...... 4 00
= ge CO fmmee soa fai 86 48ioz, Plate 23. Fig.276 ..:..- 5 00
Syringes, Hypodermic. Glass barrel, covered with fenestrated metal
protection, one fine trocar and canula, one needle, one vial, in
MAGVOCCO, GASPL vaetuen en ATG... ks ls ie oe eo mahagacaumele es oe 5 00
Syringes, Hypodermic. The same, with hard rubber fittings .......... 4 00
+ rh Dr. Finley’s model, hard rubber barrel, with
two needles, in morocco case ....... EAP ese 3 00
Syringes, Quittor, see “Quittor Syringes.”
LD atish’s Short Crotchet, or Parturition forceps ............-....+.%.. 6 00

Tapes, Measuring, see “ Measuring Tapes.”
Taxidermists’ Instruments of every description. Price list mailed free
upon application. ,

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Tenaculum, in ebony handle. Fig. 287 ...............:..- Poca eke $0 60
sf Se VOL y amOCn ch ee AGT c's ss 's oe shoe aes wh Rebel ad 0 75
extra large, in plain ebony handle................ Et EPMO 1 00
: «in ferruled ebony handle. Fig. 286........... 1 25
cs closing into plain hard rubber handle. Fig. 288 .......... 1 25
is he oF vic SE Gate a “ with slide catch . 2 25
Tenaculum and Aneurism Needle, closing into one ia hard aye
Mem Boccia sa ths wig ch SRO RRR tela #0, 5 RMN cee lekct ee Hine SMBS.
Tenaculum and Aneurism Needle, closing into one hard rubber handle,
Wd ula IMMA LCLIOR: 6c. oe Saale tials < «RAPP ates oh Tew aoe RY ee 3 25
West Wabed eae... 22.20 eee ahs yc meee Each $0.05; per doz. 0 50
a 7 Stands. \Hach........ i aioe . See eames fr aks [5 9 8GN75
Thermometers, Clinical, Self-registering, plain. In hard rubber cases.
IAD PEE os lon Gocis « denis «Ses ENE 5, os RRR Sleie oe eee Gees 2 50
Thermometers, Clinical, Self-registering, with contraction near the bulb
to prevent the entrance of the registering index. In hard rubber
Gace. Pili 208). 5.” es). >) RE PaEY> ete = Sto ~ Sans ees. 3 00
Thermometers, Clinical, Self-registering, with spiral twist near the bulb,
warranted to prevent the entrance of the registering index. In hard
mubber eases: Wios 29Gv0ry- >. meee. see oe anu cc ee «oie 4 00
Thermometers, Clinical, Self-registering, with contraction near the bulb
to prevent the entrance of the registering index; lens front magnify-
ing the index. Im hard rubber cases. Mig. 296.................. 3 00*
Thermometers, Clinical, Self-registering, with upward curved bulb. In
TMGMOCCOLGMaG a HE. | AOE jc0' os «aie sa uleele mace + 6 : BP eo ae 3 50
Metallic nickelplated cases for any of the above ietitoned Thermo-
Bisset se | Vonad CULAR SS ilo nln Seale oRy os op os oe es 0 50*
Morocco velvet lined cases for any of the above mentioned Thermo-
PES EHS NONE OM Persea 'e) Sais cee «oo ys Shin» 3 Dap os 0 75*

[From Ganot’s Elementary Treatise on Physics,” Article 294.]

«Thermometers, even when constructed with the greatest care, are subject toa source of
error which must be taken into account: thisis, that in the course of time the zero tends
to rise, the displacement sometimes extending to as much as two degrees; so that when the
thermometer is immersed in melting ice, it no longer sinks to zero. This is generally
attributed to a diminution of the volume of the bulb and also of the stem, occasioned by the
pressure of the atmosphere.”’

Statistics show that several thousand thermometers of refined construction, and graduated
on the stem to 0°, 2 Fahrenheit or thereabouts, are annually procured by the
medical practitioners of our country for physiological researches and daily practice. The
majority of these thermometers are newly made (within six months), and their verification
depends on inferior (from the scientific standpoint) thermometers in the hands of individual
makers. It is needless to say that the readings of such thermometers have little value in indi-
cating the true temperature of a patient, or affording data in cases which the physician wishes
to describe in print. An analysis of the results of sixty-eight thermometers of this description,
verified by the Thermometric Bureau of the Winchester Observatory, in June, 1880, will show
how great this error may come to be: one-fifth had errors less than 0-1°; one fifth had errors
less than 0°4°, but more than 02°; two-fifths had errors less than 0°7°, but more than 0-4°;
one-fifth had errors less than 1:0°, but more than 0°7°; and occasionally a thermometer was
found which had errors exceeding 1° and more rarely one exceeding 2°. The thermometers on
which the above deductions rest were chosen to represent seven makers, and may be fairly
taken to indicate the liability to error in using clinical thermometers, which have not been
compared with authoritative standards. It is not unlikely that members of the medical pro-
fession have been sometimes misled by the readings of inaccurate thermometers and may have
made unfavorable statements regarding the chances of recovery of patients whose temperatures
were high.

62 JOHN REYNDERS & CO.

The Thermometric Bureau at the Winchester Observatory, of Yale College (from whose
official circular and an article published by Dr. L. Waldo, in the Popular Science Monthly for
January, 1881, the above was copied), has been established by the Corporation of Yale Col-
lege, at the recommendation of the Board of Managers of the Winchester Observatory, in
order to afford desired facilities for the adequate verification of thermometers.

Thermometers are received by the observatory for the purpose of comparison with the
observatory standards, and certificates of comparison signed by the Astronomer in charge are
issued with thermometers so compared. These certificates contain a statement of the correc-
tions to be applied at intervals of five or ten degrees of the thermometer scale to cause it to
have the same reading as the observatory standards. In general these corrections will be
expressed in tenths of one degree.

We are prepared to furnish when desired a certificate of this description with any style
of thermometer as enumerated on previous page, for an additional charge of .........- $0
From the above will be seen that thermometers when accompanied by a certificate of
the Winchester Observatory in this country or Kew Observatory in England are prefer-
able to all so-called ‘‘ warranted correct” or ‘‘ tested” (the latter when unaccompanied by
a certificate of either of these observatories), as such statements are unreliable, and there-
fore not as desirable as a TRUE statement of diversions.

Thorough Pin and Bog Spavin Truss, combined..... AR RAG Ae? esd Aisa ce 10
Thumb cancet,» Platelp.-ebie. 180... oso. anion oe i. sealer i

ee s in brass handle with set screw ...... Vn sido nee 2
MipochyOham Saw.., blatenr pee OL... <n}. in 5.0) bopeueeiee’e ple arts oem ae 12

Tooth Chisel, E. A. A. Grange’s. The chisel is propelled by a screw and
crank handle.

rs 0 Prot. (Gomes. Plate 10. Wie Wei ge once arse ousiter evs 17
rs “). Brenchamiodel. Plate: 10. Big. L0 gees ol cs se akiart pes 14
FX « Plain, Jength 16 inches. Plate)10.,Mig. 96.0... 0.c 2... Tee
i ¢, PlamJlenoth 10 inches. Plate 10, 73Pige9G.0 0)... 00. ee 2
i « “Narrow, length 6 inches. Plate 10. Wig. 95............ if
ce «Narrow, length Simches. Plate 10.. HKig- 98... .4.... 2 1
cs « Narrow, length 44 inches, with steel head ............... il
Tooth Cutting Forceps, Liautard’s; extra large and strong, one jaw
hooked to prevent slipping; with closing screw and crank handle... 30
Tooth Cutting Forceps, Moller’s. Plate 11. Fig. T11...........200. 32
s oe = Moller’s, with plain closing screw and crank
PVGEVNENS ys. nis efectos ot a atari rs Cte es aye ea anne 30
a -: French model. ..Plate 1il.. Wig Aa?) oi ans 20
me z <4 ca re Plate Ty is Oh: Hae 25
Z ¥ - Houses. Plate 11.. Mio) Mime oon tenon 6
z * ce 5: Plate 11.) “WigiliGieas <2... Sees eter 6
2 es ie angular. © Plates yi. 11) 32. oe 6
a4 ss Ze es eurved on flat. Plate ll. Fig. 114.. 6
Tooth File, Adjustable, in stiff handle. Plate 10. Fig. 101 .......... 3)
sd « Adjustable handle to unscrew into two parts. Plate 10. Fig. 102 4
s «Extra; forthe adjustable. “Plate 10: Wig. 108). .5ays aa: 0
5 <9 Bouse seincetiih aril le aie tors) «0. 5 ono iela lahat Shai eae pier 3
- <2 « - handle to unserew into two parts......:.-S:e0'.:. 4
3 6. Bites iter ELOUse'S > ae eerie: eset yoke ye, > Oho ee a a 0
+ “« Automatic, E. A. A. Grange’s.
“. House's: for front tecths.se. ice sip ote a Seo oetetak aoe if
: «Plain bate 6 aide PMI Maes eco irs erin Lae EE eS ee 1
< « Improved cut; in handle, for front teeth .............. SS

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saan F see lereh 7 ancheseanere: SMe Rees vdeo hee eke ese o's
for wolf teeth, length, 9 inches. Plate 10. Fig. 109....
A fe length, 15 inches. Plate 10. Fig. 105. .../..05-.65.-
es 4 Prof. Going’s; extra large and strong, with closing screw
and ‘crank handle. Plate 10. Fig. 106............
¥s House’s, combined with dental cutting forceps, one set of
removable handles to both. Plate 10. Fig. 107....
Tooth Gouges, length 5inches. Plate 10. Fig. 99... ..............
5c < length 4} inches, with steel Wee Plate 10. Fig. 97 ..
EPH 15 | 0 G1 agS To TVS 2 1 ARE 5 AS oa ete” Wi
Tooth Key, with hooks of assorted sizes. Plate 11. Fig. 123..........
Tooth Knife and Pick, Hurlburt’s.. Plate 11. Fig. 122. ..............
Tooth Mallet, lead filled, not rebounding. Plate 10. Fig. 100.........
ie SEE RTO SW OUSOL G.s) coPte eeeN. Ceape ss 2 Mies 6 ow 5 on wg ee
SUL OUI Rive 1. Ga) a, «SRS oe 0 a er 2
= pemeetb ss... sea gue OS ro REE. oe. Peg 5 AN
Papiiehsap, pia, * stilt handle yee no sete as ces le Rela 2 oe esse ee
ig « guarded ; stiff handle. Plate 11. Fig. 117..... meee S:
af “plain ; handle to unscrew into two parts .........-......
f “ — guarded ; handle to unscrew into two parts..............
bers Libor hye oe hUdeemee 216 ome Ame! Tei eeel 2/1) oe eau ee
as fsouneterrmcda, Plate Tie Bio oer ee ie NR
= eee rencd model) Plate lt aig AIS Po Se ee es
Snes Wren ec teniey a eee TOU Eee Sess sales 'wahaltys wtlet es
Tracheotomy Tubes; metal, plain ........020..0......+ Bena Sean
Et fires ALE CRE PEN, 5. fac iia weer a fee sols a garde es a. esece 8
‘a “ seli-retamimg. Plate 24. Wig. 289... 2.02.0...

_ The part A, which is shown separately, is removable to enable introduction.
itraenentom yet wbex iisiiaRd a recite iis Shires es is ee
Trephine, with conic crown. Plate 24. Fig. 291 ....:......0.27...4.
a WiibEe SMa COME CLOWMIS rsa o Now. ee a bates nee ere
= cute pean TIO PACU CONV Moke See enema chs. «+0 + « 2's cha MRIS
Wiibamall eylindric CLOWN: tes vistee ss os se ee ee
ee with cylindric crown and sliding guard. Plate 24. Fig. 290..
wrepmnins: Mleyator. Plate: 24) «Wig. 992 4224. ....00 0.0027.
g ee and Raspatory. Plate 24. Fig. 293...........
* ef and Spatula. Plate 24. Fig. 294.............
beer OOCENIN asia uh sia RE So cco on ew hh eae es
reeds Peeplorne.) “Pires. (Maem sce Oe os es ee lees &
i - WIG SPM RMOUED. 2 oi... he Dees ere oe
Troear, with three oval canulas, for sheep.............22.00.000.%---
“with one round canula having ring handles and cap, for sheep. .
af a go ne ae RE 1 st TYE fone Gubule:
Lal renr ge Oe Ute 0) aa a PEE, SCIPS 3 io
-ewithone OvakGatmlardor Cathe... 2.2... i. «26s/4 Pape dielay © dln ste ee om
2 CUTIE ao eer 1108) 021175 Sa a ir rea ie Polen) ae
Trocars, set of four assorted sizes, with silver canulas. Plate 25. Fig. 300
‘ “o/c oreee ee Fs . 5 BA villa skis ir aie a

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Trocar for Hyovertebrotomy:..............-.0.: awaits iets as Soe $8 00
Trocar, with German silver canula, off flow scoop and cap, assorted
diameters.: Beg gets 3.3... 5s s/o ok eRe eee eee AB

“« with silver canula, off-flow scoop and cap, assorted diameters.
$2 00 to 2 50

curved, with German silver canula. Fig. 302 ................ 2 50

3 a with Silver canula.© Wigs 302)... eee 3 00

Truss for Bog Spavin, Prof. Going’s. Plate 5. Fig. 42 ...........5... 7 00

Truss, combined, for Bog Spavin and Thoroughpin................... 10 00
Truss for Stallions, to prevent injury whilst trotting.................. 6 00*
Truss, Improved, for Stallions, to prevent injury whilst trotting........ 3 00*

IG rattan glass;“wath plain jars Wig. 303. <2. . 4... ose ee 0 75

cS "with sraduated jars pe orate «26a. ee eee 1 50

3 hard rubber, with graduated jar, in wood box........... 5 00

303 Fourth Avenue, New York.

BY vests Distentorsused.in.spaying. Bie. 507-02 ace scene es es oe es
Vaemal Speculum, En ta viieaps: Fig. 305... 2 oe oe cee we le
Vaginal Suture Needle, with removable steel point, Dietrich’s..........
as ce si Sauberg’s. Fig. 304........... UNS Sate ie Pa
Varnell’s Improved Balling Iron or Mouth Speculum, with regulating
screw, blades rubber covered, for protection of the gums. Plate 4.

SN Dare EN oro a UES es laaoi eke =) =) @ sfalene aid vieidal gs pape ae
Vulsella; forceps, straight, 6G) INCHES. sc ce ee ee eee eee
: ey @erved, | Gi MRCBGg ee acl aes. sls oe ee on eo

z a straight, 10 inches, with ratchet catch. Plate 14.
Vivica C0... ee ye er eee Bit

sg S with reversible blades, Hank’s. Plate 14. Fig. 165..

\ \ allets, for instruments, of brown or black grain leather, chamois lined
with pocket inside. Fig. 306. Length, 10 in., $4 50*; length, 12 in.
Length, 14 in., 6 00*; length, 16 in.

Wheat, L. E., Vaginal Speculum. Fig. 305 ..............-2---2.----
William’s Castrating Clamp. Plate 6. Fig. 56.................-5--:
William’s Castrating Torsion Forceps ..........--0--e sess eee eens

Wire Twister, Dawson’s, for twisting loops of silver wire in cavities.

VEEP Sy AU SR ee re er) Oa eee ea Be

Wire Twisting Forceps, Emmet’s. Plate 14. Fig. 163................
Wi tren adie CEI WOTGODE a aie) ../fa eee einie,s, of <.+. 0.6 sk atlas sass
ae ee es a combined with needle holder, Stimson’s.
IE iuere aemee Tere MILT cts rime ye, cofe/ Re taaiet els + < << +r oshe do Aantal

Wire, of pure silver, for ligatures and sutures, per coil, No. 31, finest...
No. 30, $0 20; No. 29, $0 25; No. 28, 0 30; No. 27,

No. 26, $0 40; No. 25,0 45; No. 24,

Wire, of soft metal, for ligatures and sutures, two sizes, per coil, $0 35 and

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Description of the New Set of Instruments for Closing Quarter

and Sand Cracks in Hoofs.

Ourattention has , wall of hoof are
by the
at red

recently been cal- [From the ,, Spirit of the Times.”’] effected
cautery
heat, to a suffi-
cient depth to in-
sure secure hold
of the
which, by means
of the forceps, is
firstpushed firmly
intothe punctures
made by the cau-
tery, and then the
ends of the clamps
are carefully com-

led by Mr. Reyn-
ders, Surgical In-
strument maker,
of 303 4th Ave., to
an improved me-
thod of closing
cracks and fissures
in the _ horse’s
hoof. The draw-
ing will indicate
the form of the
apparatus, which
consists essen-

tially of two parts;
an instrument for
puncturing the
hoof—a powerful
pair of forceps for
compressing the
ends or points of
the clamps into
the hoot. Punce-
tures on each side cess.
of the crack in the

clamp,

pressed by
forceps, using no
greater force than
the animal will
bear without pain.
We _ ihave
these clamps in a
number of cases
with completesuc-

the

used

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Enumeration and Contents of Cases.

In the following pages we enumerate and describe cases, etc., as kept in
stock by us; we will make to order any style, containing any combination of

instruments desired.
DISSECTING CASES.

Dissectine Case No. 2, contains: 2 ass. scalpels, 1 tenaculum, 1 cartilage knife,
1 dissecting forceps, 1 scissors, 1 set of hooks on chain; in a mahogany
case.

Price, ebony handled instruments, $4 00; ivory handled instruments ...$4 50

Dissectina Casr No. 3, contains: 4 ass. scalpels, 1 tenaculum, 1 cartilage knife,
1 dissecting forceps, 1 scissors, 1 blowpipe, 1 set of hooks on chain; in
mahogany case.

Price, with ebony handled instruments, $5 50; ivory handled instruments, $6 25

Dissectina Case No. 4, Charriére’s, contains: 4 scalpels, 1 tenaculum, 1 cartilage
knife, 1 scissors, 1 dissecting forceps, 1 blowpipe, 1 set of hooks on chain;
in a zine case, black oil cloth covered.

eee ee cc. ce instruments ebony handles, $7 50; ivory, $8 50

HOOF CASES.

Hoor Case No. 1, contains: 3 single-edged drawing knives of assorted sizes,
1 sharp pointed double edged sage knife, 1 reamer, fittmg into one handle
with spring catch; in wrapper case. Plate 9. Fig. 92.

PP RAGO <1 \s-s5 Ah ee Pee Eee bee Sees oi eden etek cRieees att Se Sener $9 00

Hoor Casz No. 2, Prof. Liautard’s, contains: 1 single edged drawing knife
for searching, 2 double edged drawing knives of assorted widths of curve,
1 sharp pointed double edged sage knife, 1 single edged sage knife,
right; 1 single edged sage knife, left; all in ebony handles, French model;
1 plain spring forceps, 1 sharp pointed curved on flat scissors, 1 director,
1 silver probe; in a mahogany case.

IPAS 6 Sicket that woe ee Eas a ike bia eke ee ee eee eee $16 00

MEDICINE CHESTS.
Made of the Best Russet Leather. Containing the following Square Glass
Stoppered Bottles, in Mahogany Trays, Mortar, Graduated Measure.
Four Jars, Tray for Scales, and Space for Instruments under Bottles.
ges= The Size is by Inches. =e :
_ THA eee Price, Length, Width, Height.
Containing 4..4 oz. 16..20z.18..1lo0z.6..

1 oz. 44. .( 1).$21.00..14 ..94..94
Ext. “ 4.4 -18..9 < 90-40 © 8.0 < BO5( 1). 2300. toe Obs. 08
“ 14. .2 42..4 * 56..( 2)..23.00..12%..73..11
cc 16. .2 g..4 ° 84, .(.3),. 1700. dah Saree
‘ mae eigmeenee ei | AB. Ay nese ee
i ABs Beam eo el ailcar ae 8: 22).).( 15) Ieee ee pe
‘ Q..4:¢ 12..9 © ds eye) 275 .(6),p1be0.. 92,82. .92
Die eee ed 45..( 8). .21.00..
PS eas igs 35. .( 9), a0...
1521 = peak 28. .(10). .14.00..
35..1 « 85. (11). 07.00
28..1 « 28. .(12)..14.00

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The following without Mortars, Measures or Jars.

Containing 4..4 0z.10..20z. 6..1 20.2 ( FT) $12.00. 9h 7.) -8k
: LO aly WOntesherer rest. sk Arad nls ot ( 8)..10.00.. 84. .5%..74
ss Pavia I 20. .(14). .11.00
3 16.5. Wie 16. .(15) =.) 9,00

Tray in front of Bottles.

Containing 10..20z. 4..loz | 14..( 9). $9.50... 9 ..6}..53
Bien | 7 ae nee ol Oz, 18. .(10)..11.50..10 ..73..53
ss Ae OL ee ln 65 £ oz. Sc (1). 1400, 015.. 92. be

All the above with Locks. The following with Buckle and Strap.

Containing 5..14 oz. 4..1 uz. space in front 9. .(12)..$5.50.. 7 ..42..43
fi 1D ye Lr is ee =, 6 iy reer aR (13) 2. 5.00 oe 7 42 sere
i 2..4 “ 6..20z. space in front Sr Ct ye 0.00 Ts. Drea
ad Wee? DOULICR meena awe nos Bie = a's © x + 35s FU. OF. coe ware
2 Shes iS (22).. 6.50..
is ee as (23).. 6.50
= Sue (26).. 6.00
‘ Gin ee firs (AT) es e200

Mepiciwe Cuest anp Iystrument Case Comprnep, Prof. A. Liautard’s, contains:
6 two-oz. glass stoppered bottles, 2 glass jars for ointments, 1 balling iron,
1 elastic catheter.

In drawer B: 1 single edged sage knife, right, 1 single edged sage knife, left;
1 sharp pointed double edged sage knife, 1 single edged drawing knife for
searching, 2 double edged drawing knives of assorted widths of curve; all
in ebony handles, French model; 1 plaster spatula.

In Drawer A: 1 scalpel, straight edge, closing into hard rubber handle, with
slide catch; 1 scalnel, convex edge, closing into hard rubber handle, with
slide catch; 2 assorted lancets, 1 coecum trocar, 1 dog seaton needle,
closing into hard rubber handle, with slide catch; 1 plain artery forceps,
1 grooved seaton neeedle, separating into two parts; 1 curved on flat
scissors, 1 director, 1 porte caustic, 1 hard rubber syringe, with cone
fitting into the canula of the coecum trocar; put up in a strong wooden
case, covered with black calf-skin, having a handle on the top of the cover.
Plate 27. Fig. 309.

RSTO Be eA gen inh hs Lh ee ERT "SL. Sg alate lbh otha baat hee pales $55 00
When desired, the above is also furnished without the contents of the
USER Sys ORE LO ge en IE Rr ee ee ot ae Rr cre eae an $34 50

Or the same will be filled with such instruments as the purchaser may select.

POCKET CASES.

Pocxer Casr No. 1, two-fold, American model, contains: 1 scalpel, straight or
convex edged; 1 sharp pointed curved bistoury, 1 tenaculum;—all clos-
ing into plain hard rubber handles; 1 straight scissors, 1 one-bladed fleam,
1 plain artery forceps, 1 sharp pointed double edged sage knife, 1 lancet,
1 seaton needle, 1 probe, separating into two parts; 4 needles and silk.
Plate 26, Fig. 311.

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Pocxer Cast No. 2, three-fold, American model, contains: 1 scalpel, straight
edged; 1 scalpel, convex edged; 1 bistoury, curved, sharp pointed;
1 bistoury, curved, probe pointed; 1 tenaculum ;—all closing into plain hard
rebber handles; 1 lancet; 1 fleam, two blades; 1 drawing knife, single
edged; 1 sage knife, sharp pointed, double edged; 1 seaton needle, separ-
ating into three parts; 1 scissors curved on fiat; 1 dressing forceps, with
scissor handles; 1 artery forceps, plain; 1 probe, separating into two parts;
4 needles, and silk. Fig. 310.

Pocxer Casr No. 3, three-fold, English model, contains: 1 scalpel, 1 bistoury
probe pointed; 1 aneurism needle, 1 tenaculum, 1 castrating knife, 1 draw-
ing knife, single edged—all closing into horn handles with springs; 1 fleam,
two blades; 1 scissors, straight; 1 seaton needle, in protecting horn handle;
2 lancets, assorted; 1 director and scoop; 1 plaster spatula; 1 rowling
scissors; 1 dressing forceps, with scissor handles; needles and silk.

Pocxer Casz No. 4, two-fold French model, conntains: 1 scalpel, convex edged,
closing into handle, with slide catch; 1 fleam, two blades; 1 scissors, curved on
flat; 1 artery forceps, plain; 1 director, with myrtle jeaf; 1 seaton needle,
separating into two parts; 1 lancet, 1 drawing knife, double edged; 1
sage knife, sharp pointed, double edged; 1 drawing knife, single edged;
needles and silk.

ERIC eae SM Nc Gor cay Wot kh MERE -. en AEE A ER yt seed Oe a, « 5 -@ 8 REO D we $20 00

Pocket Case No. 5, two-fold, with pressed leather frame, French Model, contains:
1 bistoury, straight, sharp pointed; 1 scalpel, convex edged; 1 sage knife,
single edged;—all closing into handles, with slide catches; 1 fleam, two
blades; 1 artery forceps, plain; 1 drawing knife, double edged, in ebony
handle; 1 lancet, 1 seaton needle, separating into three parts; 1 director,
with myrtle leaf; 1 scissors curved on flat; suture pins, needles and silk.

FEC eres cy ee, pe ae ead sla ww as wets, SA Le ke $30 00

Pocxer Cast No. 6, three-fold, French model, contains: 1 castrating knife,
1 scalpel, convex edged; 1 bistoury, straight, sharp pointed;—all closing into
handles with slide catches; 1 fleam, three blades; 1 scissors, curved on flat;
1 artery forceps, plain; 1 director, with myrtle leaf; 1 dressing forceps, with
scissor handles; 1 caustic holder, with silver burner; 1 seaton needle, separ-
ating into three parts; 1 drawing knife, double edged; 1 drawing knife,
single edged; 1 sage knife, sharp pointed, double edged; 1 sage knife, single
edged, right; 1 sage knife, single edged, left; 2 lancets, assorted; needles
and silk. :

TESS C SN: & 2 Red AO Raye oI © ler, Uh 26. Oa a a Par 2 Nek Oe ap $32 00

Pocket Case No. 7, three-fold, French model, contains: 1 castrating knife,
1 dog seaton needle, 1 bistoury, straight, sharp pointed; 1 bistoury,
straight, probe pointed, with extra long shank; 1 scalpel, convex edged ;—all
closing into handles with slide catches; 1 fleam, 3 blades; 1 scissors, curved
on flat; 1 coecum trocar, 1 seaton needle, S form and grooved; 1 artery
forceps, plain; 1 director, with myrtle leaf; 1 caustic holder, with silver
burner; 2 retractors, 1 bistoury, straight, sharp pointed, in ebony handle;
1 dressing forceps, with scissor handles; 1 bistoury (neurotomy) curved,

70 JOHN REYNDERS & CO.

probe pointed, in ebony handle; 1 seaton needle, separating into three
parts; 3 drawing knives, double edged, of assorted widths of curve; 1 sage
knife, sharp pointed, double edged; 1 sage knife, single edged, right; 1 sage
knife, single edged, left; 3 lancets, assorted; needles and silk. Fig. 312.
Price F. bn tiers Oe ue as hr eae a «a tek S ose aerate tes ete *. .$50 00
Pocxer Cass No. 8, Gerlach’s, contains: 2 suture needles, assorted; 1 tenaculum,
1 bistoury, curved, probe pointed; 2 scalpels, convex edged, of assorted
sizes; 2 bistouries, curved, sharp pointed, of assorted widths; all fitting into
one handle, with spring catch. In wrapper case.
Price: [te fs. eee a ee eee FT hes Rohe 3 3 Mee, Se anion Nees $12 00
Pocket Cass No. 9, Prof. A. Liautard’s, compact, two-fold, contains: 1 exploring
needle and delicate scalpel, convex edged, closing into one shell handle, with
spring catches; 1 bistoury, curved, sharp pointed; 1 bistoury, curved, probe
pointed; 2 scalpels, assorted sizes, closing into one shell handle, with spring
catches; 2 drawing knives, double edged, of assorted widths of curve; 1 sage
knife, sharp pointed, double edged, fitting into one handle, with spring
catch; 1 artery forceps, plain; 1 dressing forceps, with scissor handles;
1 caustic holder, with platinum burner; 1 Cleborne’s artery forceps; 2 probes,
silver; 1 director, with aneurism needle; 1 scissors, curved on flat; 1 explor-

POST MORTEM CASES.

Post Mortem Cass No. 1, contains: saw, chisel and stilet fitting into one handle ,
1 cartilage knife, all steel; 1 cartilage knife, extra heavy; 3 ass. scalpels
1 tenaculum, 1 dissecting forceps, plain; 1 dissecting forceps, extra long;
1 enterotome, 1 costatome, 1 straight scissors, 1 steel mallet, 1 rachitome
1 blow pipe, 1 set of hooks on chain, 1 brain knife, needles and linen
thread; in a mahogany velvet lined case.

Post Morrem Casz No. 2, contains: 1 Finnell’s saw and knife, fitting into one
handle; 1 cartilage kmife, all steel, 3 ass. scalpels, 1 tenaculum, 1 chisel,
plain; 1 rachitome, 1 steel mallet, 1 enterotome, 1 scissors, 1 plain dissect-
ing forceps, 1 blow-pipe, 1 set of hooks on chain, needles and linen thread;
im a rosewood case.

Post Mortem Case No. 3, Finnell’s, contains: 1 Finnell’s saw and knife, fitting
into one handle; 3 ass. scalpels, 1 tenaculum, 1 plain dissecting forceps, 1
scissors, 1 chisel, 1 blow pipe, 1 set of hooks on chain, needles and thread;
in a mahogany case.

Price, ebony handled instruments $11 25; ivory handied instruments..$13 00

Post Mortem Case No. 4, English model, contains: 1 saw, with movable back;
1 chisel, 1 scalpel, extra large and heavy, and 1 knife, extra long, fitting
into one handle, with spring catch; 1 blow-pipe, 1 scissors, straight ; 1 scissors
curved on flat; 1 dissecting forceps, 1 set hooks on chain, 1 tenaculum,
1 cartilage knife, with steel handle; 4 scalpels of assorted sizes. In a maho-
gany case, polished inside.

PHIEC EOL ok Bee eke ae igi tane Whe eee ca eee Sai eis Me eee $25 00

303 Fourth Avenue, New York. 71

SADDLE BAGS.

Our saddle bags are made of the very best materials and workmanship, and
warranted as represented, any other styles furnished to order at the shortest
notice and on the most REASONABLE TERMS.

Made of the best russet bridle leather. Patent leather covers. Space under
covers for instruments, etc. Mahogany drawers in the end of lower part. Solid

leather drawers, one dollar extra.

Containing O72, Ay. MerOM UI OURIES c.g os tuo, 6 asia cla kis ala oma (12). .$13 50
PL eed eG emer Sea BE Fo Wat POCKetS: . leeds execu (12).. 14 50

= 20pa 4.015 7 eround-stop. bottles: isis ious a: G Ojseetar50

a a Bile ot AL, Pas SS au Pockets... 65. ose (7) ep hseo0
ss 244° cork-stop. bottles Mech cl vaycda "tas eee aguasieyshltae OC.) jae oe

- 20. 14° glass-stop. 4 Bi. Sega gra er we (11)..6, 12909

7 asad SPR 2 nd ot sha eos, he aetna hey ( 6).. 11 50

- tele eC en Cn ees ols ase cla. cre a. 0 Naas ea ( Ga 10" 50

er tie. 20. elase-stops) | Plate 27. Hig. 313.....2. (13).. 10 50

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Inrprovep Sappie Bae:

Is the best and neatest bag ever offered to the profession. It has metal
boxes covered with the best of well-tanned leather, firmly rivetted together with
copper rivets, and finished in the neatest manner. There is not one stitch of
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OF

DOCTOR AUZOUX, PARIS.
Extract from the Oficial Programme of the French University for 1849.

“The instruction in physiology and in the natural sciences would not accord
with the views of the university if the professors should not sustain their lectures
by continued illustration with objects of nature contained in the museums and
with the detailed models of Dr. Auzoux.”

The word “clastic” is derived from the Greek “Klao”—signifying to break
or separate—that is to say, anatomical models, composed of solid pieces, that can
be readily taken apart and put together; one part resting upon the other as in a
veritable dissection.

The models are made of papter-maché; chewed or mashed paper mixed with
size or glue, which, when newly composed, is run into moulds, wherefrom it takes
the most delicate impressions. When thoroughly dry a remarkable degree of light-
ness and elasticity, combined with a degree of strength equal to that of wood, is
acquired by this material.

These clastic models of animal anatomy, issued by Dr. Auzoux, of Paris,
have been universally accepted as a chef-d’ceuvre in this department of scientific
illustration, that it seems quite unnecessary to say any words in their praise.
No similar models have ever been undertaken giving the same abundance of
detail or possessing the same exquisite excellence and beauty of execution. They
are largely distributed through university museums and the schools of medical
science and anatomical study throughout all Europe. In America they are
favorably known in a few of our higher institutions, which are so fortunate as to
possess some portions of the series.

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Therefore application should be made at the earliest possible date.

Of the following list of Dr. Auzoux’s models, those marked by a star* are
usually kept in stock by us, all others are imported to order only.

Orders for the latter must be accompanied by a deposit equal to 334
per cent. of their value, such remittance to cover any risk of the models not
being claimed upon arrival.

On arrival the models are sent C. O. D. for the balance due.

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34. Arab Horse. Fig. 318. Complete (4 feet 3 inches high), exhibiting
in detail more than 3,000 objects separating into 97 pieces; show~
ing on one side the superficial muscles, nerves, and vessels; on the
other, the same removable separately, as in a dissection, from the
superficial layer to the skeleton; in the splanchnic cavities are
found all the organs contained therein, which also may be removed
and studied separately. This model of the horse, which leaves
nothing to be desired has been adopted by the French cavalry
corps, veterinary and agricultural schools. It has also been purchased
by several foreign governments as an efficacious means of populariz-
ing the ideas of anatomy and physiology necessary for the
amelioration of the equine race, and for the choice, employment

Bere preservation. Of the horde. qa-s se... es cscs oe eee $1,546 00*

Stand, spatula, descriptive pamphlet, and case for the above: .

35. The same, less complete, showing on one side the muscles, nerves
and vessels of the superficial layer; on the other, the middle layer
and the organs in their respective cavities, separately removable as
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Stand, spatula, descriptive pamphlet, and case for the above....
36. Thirty Maxillae, or Jaw Bones, displaying correctly the age of the
horse at every period of life, with examples of such malformations
as may make the horse appear older or younger.................
37. Plate, displaying in relief the shape and organization of all the
(REEL TON STN Ss G) As ee Ce AARC as, i ieee 3)
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SRV AT MOMS e OCH ANE MEO cinteta o/c sola Sep eeett tes «4s « ginie © ue ost
39. Swellings of the Bones. Leg of sound horse, divested of the skin
and amputated 8 in. above the ham, from which different portions
of bone may be removed and replaced by diseased specimens.
These, to the number of 13, show, in various degrees of develop-
ment, the various bony maladies, known as spavin, curb, ring-
(NUD ELITES Sie SR SOS hk rr ce
40. Leg of a Horse, divested of the skin, showing diseased bone; not
CLES 01k A RR DARD, srr i nee < ib
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42. Leg of a Horse in a healthy state, covered by the skin ...........
43. Bones of the Leg of a Horse, 12 distinct bones, each separately
cafe afl 01 8) 2) SER i ae 2 rr re
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one-half its extent, the skin preserved in the remainder, with
instances of soft swellings, windgalls, capped hock, etc...........
44.* Foot of a Horse, showing the disposition of the hoof, the ‘‘ podo-
phillic” tissue, the vessels, nerves, etc. (all parts being removable) .
45. Bis* The same, with the hoof, separating after the manner of Bracy
Clark; showing groove intended to receive the shoe of Charliers

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50. Uterus of Cow, with the product of conception at the 4th month.. 39 00*
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY.

This series of models has been made to show the operation of the principal
functions of life throughout the entire series from man to zoophyte; and makes
readily appreciable the differences presented in the structure and the use of
the various organs of digestion, respiration, circulation and the nervous system
of mammals, birds, reptiles, fishes, insects and molluscs.

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