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SOCIETY MEETINGS. 
Dr. G. L. Buffington read his paper on “The Sclerostoma 
Tetracanthum,” which was followed by a general discussion. 
Dr. M. H. Raynolds read a paper entitled “Fistula.” The 
paper discussed quite fully the anatomy of the parts involved, 
with special reference to surgical operations for its cure. It dwelt 
upon the latest theories relative to the development of pyogenic 
abscesses as applied to fistula and poll evil. Advocated bottom 
drainage by means of a seton and cited several cases illustrat¬ 
ing this method of treatment. 
This paper elicited a general discussion by all the members 
present. 
Dr. W. B. Niles read a paper on “ The Use of Disinfectants in 
Veterinary Practice,” which was quite fully discussed by all. 
Dr. J. A. Replogle read a paper entitled, “A Study of Car¬ 
bolic Acid as a Disinfectant,” which was not discussed owing to 
lack of time. 
A paper, “Experiments With Lysol,” was read by title. 
After the election of officers, with appointments of the various 
committees, the meeting adjourned. 
S. Stewart, Secretary. 
NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY MEDICAL SOCIETY. 
We have received notice and a kind invitation to attend the 
next meeting of the Society, which is to be held on the 12th of 
January, 1893, with request to notify all the members of the pro¬ 
fession in the State of New York, and invite them to be present. 
We are informed that important papers are to be read and dis¬ 
cussed, and also a revision of the by-laws and constitution. 
For further information, inquiries can be made of Dr. N. P. 
Hinckley, Secretary, Buffalo, N. Y. 
FOR SALE. 
A good veterinary practice and thorough equipment. For terms, address, 
R. M. BE ACHY, V.S., Elkliok ? Somerset Co,, Pa. 
