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septum or under the nasal wing; these ulcers are small, cir¬ 
cular like, punched with indurated turned up borders; bot¬ 
tom rough, pale-grayish, indurated, with a tendency to in¬ 
crease. Under the fold of nasal wing, membrane thickened, 
yellowish or purple, rough, with hypertrophied follicles, and 
often one or two miliary tubercles, that are very characteris¬ 
tic. Almost in all cases, there is a peculiar unpleasant odor 
manifested with the expired air, which would recall the odor 
of a rotten onion. Whenever the disease has progressed so 
far as to affect the lungs, we will hear a singular cough, dry, 
short, aborted and never repeating. I used to call it the 
glandered cough. 
Th q pathological lesions after death are many miliary tuber¬ 
cles in the lungs, containing a fibrinous, purulent or calcare¬ 
ous substance according to the period of their formation. 
Sometimes several tubercles unite, become soft and form a 
vomique. On the inferior border of the lungs can be found 
an induration of white or grayish, seldom of real color; this 
also can become soft in the centre and form a cavern. 
Nasal cavity .—Besides the above lesions already described 
more or less ulcers or ulcerous erasions. Seldom ulcers pen¬ 
etrate to or through the septum; turbinated bones contain a 
purulent, thick foetid matter; the osseous lamellae are deformed 
and often show one or several ulcerations. 
Sinuses .—Mucous membrane thickened and filled with 
caseous thick matter of bad odor ; often ulcers are found in 
larynx. All farcinous tumors, glands and swellings are formed 
by dense indurated cellular tissue, hard to cut, and contain¬ 
ing a few small abscesses. Lymphatic vessels or cords filled 
with pus and enveloped by indurated cellular tissue. 
In acute glanders and farcy we notice farcy buttons and 
ulcers appearing on the skin at the same time as the glandered 
lesions in the nasal cavity ; all morbid formations pass through 
their various phases in a few days, and give exit to a yellow 
fluid mixed with blood; the ulcers produced have irregular 
borders, reversed, injected and tumefied, bottom red, dead 
color, secreting a serous-yellowish fluid that seldom dries up 
or forms crusts; glands swollen, soft, oedematous, free of ad- 
