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Index. 



Lung plague, absent from lands breed- 

 ing all their cattle, 647, 649. 



Lung plague, acute symptoms, 659. 



Lung plague and aspergillus, 663. 



Lung plague, and bronchitis, 662. 



Lung plague and emphysema, 663. 



Lung plague, and fibrinous pneumo- 

 nia, 663. 



Lung plague and foreign body in the 

 heart, 663. 



Lung plague and hsemorrhagic septi- 

 caemia, 663. 



Lung plague and infectious pneumo- 

 nia, 663. 



Lung plague and Oldenburg, 648. 



Lung plague and pulmonary conges- 

 tion, 664. 



Lung plague, and tuberculosis, 662. 



Lung plague and verminous bron- 

 chitis, 663. 



Lung plague, auscultation in, 660. 



Lung plague, bacteriology, 650. 



Lung plague, bronchial exudates, 



657- 

 Lung plague, causes, 649. 

 Lung plague, chronic form, 661. 

 Lung plague, complex infection, 661. 

 Lung plague, contagion through the 



air, 652. 

 Lung plague, course, 660. 

 Lung plague definition, 646. 

 Lung plague, diagnosis, 661. 

 Lung plague, duration of infection in 



sequestra, 654. 

 Lung plague, exclusion of infected 



things, 665. 

 Lung plague, extension into new 



countries, 647. 

 Lung plague, extensions in autumn, 



654- 

 Lung plague, granular, hepatised 



lung, 656. 

 Lung plague, history, 646. 

 Lung plague, honey combed lung, 



656. 

 Lung plague, immunity of secluded 



islands, mountains, etc. , 649. 

 Lung plague, immunizing by a first 



attack, 666. 

 Lung plague in Atlantic States, 648. 

 Lung plague in Australia, 649. 

 Lung plague in Brooklyn, 648. 

 Lung plague in cattle, 645. 

 Lung plagne, incubation, 657. 

 Lung plague in Denmark, 647. 

 Lung plague, individual receptivity, 



658. 

 Lung plague in England 647. 

 Lung plague, infarction of lung, 655. 



Lung plague, infection by mingling 

 of herds. 652, 654. 



Lung plague, infection through active 

 trade, 653. 



Lung plague, infection through at- 

 tendants, 652. 



Lung plague, infection through con- 

 valescent, 654. 



Lung plague, infection through food, 

 652. 



Lung plague, infection through ma- 

 nure, 653. 



Lung plague, infection through pas- 

 tures, 652. 



Lung plague, infection through sta- 

 bles, 653. 



Lung plague, infection through un- 

 fenced places, 652. 



Lung plague, infection through water- 

 ing troughs, 652. 



Lung plague, infiltrated lung, 655. 



Lung plague in Holland, 647. 



Lung plague in Ireland, 647. 



Lung plague, injection of sterilized 

 serum subcutem, 668. 



Lung plague in Massachusetts, 648. 



Lung plague in Mississippi Valley, 

 648. 



Lung plague in New Jersey, 648, 649. 



Lung plague in Norway, 647. 



Lung plague, inoculation in tail, 667. 



Lung plague, inoculation methods, 

 667. 



Lung plague in Schleswig, 648. 



Lung plague, insidious onset, 658. 



Lung plague in South Africa, 649. 



Lung plague in Sweden. 647. 



Lung plague in Tasmania and New 

 Zealand, 649. 



Liing plague, intravenous inoculation, 

 668. 



Lung plague, pharyngeal lesions, 657. 



Lung plague, lesions, 655. 



Lung plague, limits of admissible im- 

 munization, 669. 



Lung plague, marbled lung, 655. 



Lung plague, measures to extirpate, 

 665. 



Lung plague microbe, Nocard's cul- 

 ture of, 650. 



Lung plague, micrococci and bacilli 

 in, 650. 



Lung plague, modes of transmission, 

 651. 



Lung plague, only by infection, 649. 



Lung plague, percussion, 660. 



Lung plague, pericardial exudates, 

 657. 



Lung plague, pleural exudates, 656. 



