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TABLE OF CONTENTS, VOLUME XXIV. 
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European Chronicles. — 2, 87, 
239, 797, 871 
Spiders’ Webs. 2 
Army Veterinarians. 3 
Empiricism in Europe. 4 
Hydrarthrosis and Hygroma. 87 
Tuberculous Milk and Products ... 89 
Rabid Lesions in the Dog and the 
Post Mortem Diagnosis of the 
Disease. 90 
Tuberculosis—Incubative Stage— 
Age of Lesions.. . 239 
Heredity of Roaring. 240 
Tuberculosis — Obligatory Procla¬ 
mation . 242 
Tuberculosis—Age of Lesions. 797 
Universal Exhibition of 1900. 799 
The Sanitary Veterinary Exhibition 801 
Foreign Veterinary Exhibitions. . . . 802 
The ‘‘Horse Sickness” of South 
Africa. 871 
Septic Vibrio and the Bacteria of • 
Symptomatic Anthrax. 872 
The Twenty-fourth Volume. I 
French Veterinary Congress. 5 
The Horse in Modern Warfare. 5 
Veterinary Surgeons for the Artillery. 7 
Etiology of Cancer. 91 
The Cobbler and the Last. 92 
Editorial Notes—94, 161, 246, 247, 327, 
400. 401, 463, 464. 573, 574, 650, 651, 
806, 876 
The Veterinary Amendment of the 
Army Reorganization Bill.. 155 
EDITORIALS. 
The Future of the Veterinary Practi¬ 
tioner . 
The South African Horse Sickness. . 
The Recent Army Examinations .... 
Get Ready for Detroit. 
Prospects of the Army Bill 
“ The Doctor Be D-d ” 
Dr. Schwarzkopf Off for China. 
Can You Afford to Stay Away from 
Detroit ?. 
The New York State Meeting. 
Illegal Practicing in New York State. 
The Association Season.. 
Antiseptic Veterinary Surgery. 
Opening of the Schools. 
Surgical Clinics at Association Meet 
ings. 
A College Without a Faculty. •.. 
Atlantic City Bidding for 1901 Con¬ 
vention . 
The “Review” Greatly Strengthened 
Atlantic City Wins Convention of 1901 
Harvard to Close Its Veterinary 
School . 
The Veterinary Army Corps. 
Protect the Laws We Have. 
The Dealers’ Side. 
The Battle is Over—and Lost. 
Some Important Functions of Associa¬ 
tion Work. 
Closing Volume XXIV.. 
Pusillanimous Pessimism. 
Bureau of Animal Industry. 
326 
326 
397 
461 
462 
569 
570 
572 
573 
647 
648 
649 
719 
720 
722 
802 
805 
869 
874 
875 
ORIGINAL ARTICLES. 
The Future of the Veterinary Profes¬ 
sion. By W. L. Williams. 8 
The Therapeutic Action of Phenace- 
tin in Febrile Diseases of the Florse. 
By W. T. Campbell. 17 
Serum Treatment of Infectious Pneu¬ 
monia. By T. B. Rogers. 19 
Post-Mortem Inspection of Swine. By 
W. E. Howe. 22 
The Veterinarian a Factor in Politics. 
By T. B Newby. 27 
Docking. ByJ.E. Ryder. 30 
Spasms of the Masseters, with Com¬ 
plications. By J. D. Nighbert. ... 35 
Texas Fever. By W. J. Connaway 
& and M. Francis.94, 162, 247, 328 
A Perinephritic Abscess with Haem¬ 
orrhagic Nephritis. By Robert W. 
Ellis. 113 
Parturient Paresis. By A. H. Hart- 
wig. 120 
Dog Distemper. By Coleman Nock- 
olds .180, 267 
State Work with Infectious Diseases 
of Animals. By M. H. Reynolds 187 
Chromic Acid. By W. C. Hanawalt. 203 
Ophthalmia. By G. Ed. Leech. .. 256 
My Experience with Median Neurec¬ 
tomy. By J. Payne Lowe... . 273 
Double Neurectomy for Spavin. By 
Adolph Eickhorn. 341 
Electrolysis. By J. J. Drasky. 345 
Ovariotomy in the Domestic Animals. 
By Charles Henry Jewell.353, 402 
Healing of External Wounds. By 
J. A. Sloan. 408 
Education of Lawmakers.414 
Defective Eyelids. By R. C. Moore 418 
Diarrhoea and a New Treatment for 
Same. By W. T. Campbell. 421 
Spavin : Its Etiology and Treatment. 
By W. J. Martin.i. 464 
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