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glanders, actinomycosis, anthrax, pulmonary lesions of petechial 
fever, pulmonary acariasis, pulmonary helminthiasis. 
Stomach or Bowels. —Hog cholera, swine plague, fowl 
cholera, dysentery, contagious diarrhoea and muco-enteritis (Cal¬ 
vish), milk sickness, intestinal anthrax, tuberculosis, actinomy¬ 
cosis, tumors, parasites, etc. 
Lymph Glands. —Anthrax, tuberculosis, glanders, strangles, 
swine plague, hog cholera. 
Brain or Spinal Chord. —Rabies, dourine, coenurus, cerebro¬ 
spinal meningitis. 
Heart. —Anthrax, milk sickness, swine plague, hog cholera, 
contagious pneumonia, influenza, petechial fever, ulcerative en¬ 
docarditis, etc. 
Womb^ Foetal Membranes. —Contagious abortion, infectious 
metritis. 
Milk. —Contagious mammitis, aphthous fever, milk sickness. 
Udder^ MammcE. —Contagious mammitis, affecting ducts and 
follicles, cow pox. 
Saliva^ Bronchial Miicons. —Rabies, contagious pustular 
stomatitis, aphthous fever. 
Jaivs^ Bjtccal Mucosa. —Thrush, contagious pustula, stom¬ 
atitis, aphthous fever, pseudo-membranous inflammation, actino¬ 
mycosis, tumors. 
Pharynx. —Anthrax, tuberculosis, pseudo-membranous and 
infectious inflammations, glanders, etc. 
Iwcal I^esions. —In certain diseases the lesions are localized 
in particular parts or in the seat of inoculation, and such part must 
be secured, wrapped and shipped with all antiseptic precautions. 
Thus we have the connective tissue and muscles affected in em¬ 
physematous anthrax, malignant oedema, and other infective 
local inflammations, etc. The skin in cow pox, ringworm, acaria¬ 
sis (mange). In tetanus the bacilli are early or never found ex¬ 
cept in the seat of the wound. 
In all generalized infectious diseases, it is important to ship 
several diseased organs or parts of organs, rendering the discovery 
of any pathogenic micro-organism much more probadble. 
