... it may appear quite irrespective of contagion, and that thus produced it will certainly extend rapidly, and manifest a low typhoid and unmanageable type. Hides of animals dying from the disease, or slaughtered while suffering from it, must not be brought ...

... attack; also the character or type of the malady ; for instance, blood-letting is injurious if the nature of the disease he typhoid ; very deprcssiugto the powersoflife ; showsgrcatdcbilityof the nervous system, alangourin the minute ramifications of the ...