F
A
R
n
",ill form it ioto • ball;
~ive
il
~very
moroiog f.lliog fo,
amonth; o,il
m~y
be glvcn
~I
firll for a fOlloighl ooly,
iote,nlltling a fonoight . aod Iheo ' Cpeal it. If it be ob·
{cr¡cd Ihn Ihe horre Ihews ao uoe.fioefs al Ihe Ilomaeh
arler
l~k\Og
il, a horn o, IWO of any liquo, /hould be
givcn
afl~r
11, o, it may be
d¡{r.llv~d
al r,rll 10 hls waler,
or mixed with his coro ; though the ball, where it agrces,
is
the caliell Olcthod uf giviog.
Whco horfes take drioks wilh great ,efuélaoee, pow.
ders Olull be giveo in Iheir feeds; thus erude aotimooy,
or lim of antimooy finely powdercd, may be gioeo to
Ihe quantity of half an ouoce, oight and morniog; but
jo all (urfeits, gUIll guaiaeum mixed with aotimony is
fouod more ellie.eious. TiluJ,
TAKE of erude .ntimooy finel)' powdered, or, where
it can be aITolded, ciooabar of anlimooy, and gum
guaiaeuOl, of eaeh a puuod : mix togcther with ao
oily pcllle to preveol
th~
gum's caking: divide the
",hole ioto thiny.two dous,
uiz.
ao ouoce
e.ehdoze; lel ooe be given every day in the eveoing
feed.
O"
T AH
of eiooabar of aotimooy, gum guaiaeum, aod
Callile or Veoice {oap, of eaeh half a pouod , falt
of tartar four
ouoc~s;
beat Ihem up iuto a mafs,
aod give ao ouoee every day. To Ihe(e may be ad·
d~d
very advaolageoufly, ao ounee .od ao half of
carlphnr.
JElhiops mioeral giveo lOthequamityof hal( aoouoee
a·day, is a
v~'y
good (weeteoer aod eorreétor of the
blood aod juices; bUI it has beeo obferved, a(ter having
b~eo tak~o
a
we~k
or teodays, to
m.ke(ome horres Ilab
ber, aod uoable to ehew their hay .od om; aod the
{ame (ymptoms have arofe,
wher~
ooly tu'o drams o(
crude mmury has been given, aod contioued aboul lhe
C.mefpaee of lime.
Dir/ Drinh.-t.
A
deeoétioo of logwood, prepmd
Jike lhal of ,&uaidCum, is alfo (ueeefsfully given in (ur·
{eilS.
2.
Lime.water,p,epared with /haviogs offaIT.pharas aod
liquoriee, is agood diel·dnuk, tO(wemo aod eorreét a
horfe's blood
j
and may be given with the nitre balls fo,
lhat purpofe.
3.TAr·water alfo, as has before beco hinted, mayio ma·
ny
caf~s
be well worth trial: but let it be
r~membered,
Ihat
.11
m~dicioes
of Ihis kiod /hould becootinued acoDú,
derable lime iD obflioate cafes.
O[
ROWHLING.
TH
ER E
feem. to he 00 rrmedy fo much made ufe of,
and
fo lude uode,fiood by fmien io gen ral, as rowels ;
for which r"fon we /hall encle.vou r tO fel Ihe whole af·
fair io a clearer Iight, ttuo hitherto it has
.ppw~d
io.
We /h,1I
b~gin
lheo by Jefcribiog rowdllOg, which i,
' oartificial veot
m.deb~lweeo ,h~
O(io and fle/h, io oro
de, to uoload aod empty
th~
veITds io
geo~,al,
.nu thele·
by relieve particular pJrts, when tuO much opprdl'cd by
a
fulo~fs
Or
r~dund.ncy.
The
g~oml
and abfu,,'
re~foniog
of fm im 00 Ihe
./Teds .odufe of lowdliog, io
f~me
me (u,e m.kes this
fellion lhe more neC(IT,¡,y, as il is t o nOlUtious holV
E
Y.
impertineody lhey talk 00 ,llis fuhjeét: fo, io OlOn, with
Ihem , a rowd i, 10draw oIT
,11
the b,d dod corrupl hu.
mours from tbe blood by a (Ort of m_gic.
. lt
is neceO'HY 'o ob(crvc, lhal lhe mmer geomlly
dl(charged by • rowel, is oOlhiog more tllanAO ouzing–
{10m lhe eXlremities of lhe vcITels divideJ io the making
of il ; in fda Iheo, il is blood, which 10f,s its colour;
by beiog /hed out of the veITds, lhe warUllh of the palt,
aod its coofinement.
If this is granted, it will erideody appear, Ihat lhe
good eITeéts enfuior. Ihis operatioo, mull be owiog tO
a
gradual depletion or emptyiog of Ihe veITds io geoeral;
by IVhich
me.osthe (u<charge or load on a panicular
pan,
is taken oIT and removed, aod impurities o, bad
juim (generall y called bumom) ruo oIT Wilh
th~
good
in proponion tOlheir quaolily in the blood.
Thus, tO leao hidi!· bouod horfe" and
Ihof~
of a d,y
hOl conllilulioo.
th~
difcharge, by depriving the conlli–
tUtiODof (o much blood and Ouids, is daily exhaull ing
Ihe Ilrenglh of lhe animal; aod may be produétivc of
bad eon(cquences, by defraudiog
th~
coollilUlioo of a oe–
ceITary fluid.
BUl io difo,dm f,om {uloefs, attended
with
acrimooy,
o, /harpoe(s of the juices, and with dcfluxions on the
~yes,
luogs, or aoy par! of con(equeoee; the gradlUl
difeharge, broughl on by lh& means , will contribule lO
leITeo lhe fuloe(s 00 lhe
pans
aITelled, aod give the vef·
(eh ao opponuoity of, reco<e,ing their IMe, while eva–
cuatiog aod alteralive medICines are doiog lheir oflice.
It may be oecelTary, howeve" to obferve, Ihal lhere'
is a wooderful communicalion belwccn Ihe "eITds of Ihe.
cellular mcmbrane uode, lhe lkio, which remarkahly ap'
pears, by ioflaliog lhofe of /heep, calves,
Oc
by the
bUlchers; heoee probablyil i, thal (ome diforders of lhis
integument,
ar~
(o appmndy
relicv~d
by iITues, or row–
~Is,
withOlll our haviog aoy recou,(e lOlhat genera l
de·
plelioo of the ve(fels, \Ve have jull obfe,ved, to accouot·
for it; aod henee alfo maybe deducedlheir ulilily, fome–
limes io draioing oIT aoy extrava(md fluids, wbich may
lodg~
betweeo the Inle,fiices of
lh~
mufcles, after
viol~nr
firaios of lhe O,oulder; alfo in difcharging fuch vitious
or /harp fluids as are Ih,owo00 lhe membraoes, aod oe–
cafiuo thofe Oyiog pajos and lal)leoelTes, whieh we nnd
are ofleo removed by this local remedy,
O[
STRAINS
in
VUIOU S PAu so
Ir
is neceITary 10 obfw'e, Ihal io all Ilrains, tbemnf·
eular or ttoJinous fibrc! are
ovc,firelch~d;
aod fome·
limes ruptllrcd, or
brok~.
To form thcrerore a !rue
idea of the{e difonlm, let us firll confider evtry mufcle
aod teodoo as compo{,d of (priogy c1dllic fib,es, which
have
a
proper power 01 Iheir OIVO to coolratl aoJ
~xteod
Ib~mfelves
j
or, tOmake lheir aétion more familiar. let
us compare thcm 10 a piece of ea¡glll, Ihal
IV~
may
lhe
bCtter jlldge with II'hal
prop,i~ly
oily
medi,in~s
are
dir<ét:
ed for their cure.
1
hlls Iheo, if bya \iuleot exteofioo
~f
thi3 Wgul, yOll had (u omllretehcd it as 10
d~firoy
il!
fpringintf! o, clallicitv, aod WJS inclined tO",o,'er its
1011 tone; would you for thal pttrpofc thiok of (uakiog il
in oil !
And
il
nOI lbe
m
'Iltod uf uealiog
llr~ins,
o,
ov~r-
llr.tche·j