 ... great importance to know what will best and most effectually destroy the contagion. Professor Gerlach has made very interesting and valuable experiments, to relate which, however, would lead too far. I will therefore only state the results arrived...  Report - Page 462by New Hampshire. Department of Agriculture - 1880Full view - About this book
 | United States. Dept. of Agriculture - 1878 - 754 pages
...the results arrived at. The discharges from the nose, glanders-matter, &c., lose their intectionsness if perfectly dried by being exposed to currents of...damp wall or floor, or to the bedding or the manure, &c., the contagion seems to possess great vitality, and may remain effective for half a year or longer.... | |
 | United States. Department of Agriculture - 1879 - 356 pages
...will therefore only state the results arrived at. The discharges from the nose, glanders-matter, &c., lose their infectiousness if perfectly dried by being...damp wall or floor, or to the bedding or the manure, &c., the contagion seems to possess great vitality, and may remain effective for half a year or longer.... | |
 | Commissioner of Agriculture - 1879 - 730 pages
...will therefore only state the results arrived at. The discharges from the nose, glanders-matter, &c., lose their infectiousness if perfectly dried by being...damp wall or floor, or to the bedding or the manure? &c., the contagion seems to possess great vitality, and may remain effective for half a year or longer.... | |
 | United States. Department of Agriculture - 1879 - 758 pages
...the results arrived at» The discharges from the nose, glanders-matter, &c., lose their udectiousness if perfectly dried by being exposed to currents of...damp wall or floor, or to the bedding or the manure^ &c., the contagion seems to possess great vitality, and may remain effective for half a year or longer.... | |
 | Ohio State Board of Agriculture - 1880 - 926 pages
...numerous similar cases, but think this one will suffice, especially as this article is already too long. A successful prevention of glanders is possible only...and may remain effective for half a year or longer. Putrefaoation does not destroy the contagious principle. Chlorine destroys the contagion, and is therefore... | |
 | 1880 - 628 pages
...OF OLANDERS-VIRUS. "The discharges from the nose, glanders-matter, etc., lose their Infuctiousiiess if perfectly dried by being exposed to currents of air or to the rnys of the >un: but kept moist, for instance in a damp cellar, wrapped up in a moist rag, or adhering... | |
 | Iowa. State Department of Health - 1882 - 380 pages
...to use a horse, or any other animal, known to be affected with glanders. Any attempt to cure should be strictly forbidden, because a prompt and immediate...being exposed to currents of air or to the rays of sun; but kept moist, for instance in a damp cellar, wrapped up in a. moist rag, or adhering to the... | |
 | Iowa. General Assembly - 1882 - 700 pages
...great importance to know what will best and most effectually destroy the contagion. Professor (ierlach has made very interesting and valuable experiments,...being exposed to currents of air or to the rays of sun; but kept moist, for instance in a damp cellar, wrapped up in a moist rag, or adhering to the corners... | |
 | United States. Department of Agriculture - 1879 - 756 pages
...results arrived at. The discharges from the nose, glanders-matter, &c., lose their ini'ectiousness if perfectly dried by being exposed to currents of...wrapped up in a moist rag, or adhering to the corners of tLo manger, to a damp wall or floor, or to tLe bedding or the manure, &c., the contagion seems to possess... | |
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