CONTENTS.

William R. Jenkins’s
Veterinary Books.

850 SIXTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.

Any of the following books will be sent post paid on receipt of the price; full Catalogue on application.

PRICE
Animal Castration. By Dr. A. Liautard. 12mo, illustrated.$2 00
American Veterinary Review. Edited by Prof. A. Liautard, H.F.R.C.V.S. Issued monthly. Subscription, $4 per year; single copy.50
Armatage. “Every Man His Own Horse Doctor.” In which is embodied Blaine’s “Veterinary Art,” with 330 original illustrations, colored plates, anatomical drawings, etc. 8vo, half leather.7 50
Armatage’s Veterinarian’s Pocket Remembrancer. By George Armatage, M.R.C.V.S., with concise directions and memoranda for the treatment in urgent or rare cases. 32mo, cloth.75
Armatage. Horse owners’ and Stable-men’s Guide. Crown 8vo, cloth.2 00
Baucher. New Method of Horsemanship. Including the Breaking and Training of Horses. 12mo, cloth, illustrated.1 00
Chauveau. The Comparative Anatomy of the Domesticated Animals. By A. Chauveau, Professor at Lyons Veterinary School, France. New edition, translated, enlarged, and revised. By George Fleming, F.R.C.V.S. 8vo, cloth, with 450 illustrations.6 00
Clok. “The Diseases of Sheep.” With proper Remedies to Prevent and Cure the same. By Henry Clok, V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 25
Clarke. Horse’s Teeth. A Treatise on their Mode of Development, Physiological Relations, Anatomy, Pathology, Dentistry, etc. By W. H. Clarke. Revised, enlarged, and illustrated edition. 12mo, cloth.2 00
Clater’s “Every Man His Own Cattle Doctor.” By Francis Clater. New edition, entirely rewritten by George Armatage, with numerous plain and colored plates. 8vo, half leather.7 50
Cobbold. “The Internal Parasites of our Domesticated Animals.” A manual of the entozoa of the ox, sheep, dog, horse, pig, and cat. By T. Spencer Cobbold, M.D., F.R.S. 12mo, cloth, illustrated.2 00
Dalziel. “British Dogs.” Their Varieties, History, Characteristics, Breeding, Management, and Exhibition. Illustrated with full page portraits. 12mo, cloth.4 00
Dalziel. Diseases of Dogs. 12mo, cloth.1 00
Dana. “Tables in Comparative Physiology.” Giving Comparative Weight, Temperature, Circulation of the Blood, Respiration, Digestion, Nervous Force and Action between Man and the Lower Animals and Birds. By Prof. C. L. Dana, M.D. Chart on paper.25
Day. The Race horse in Training. With some hints on Racing and Racing Reform. By Wm. Day. Demy 8vo.6 40
Dun. Veterinary Medicines. Their Actions and Uses. By Finlay Dun, V.S. New American edition from the latest English one. 8vo, cloth.3 50
New Revised English edition, 8vo, cloth.5 00
Fearnley. Lessons in Horse Judging, and on the Summering of Hunters. 12mo, cloth, illustrated.1 60
Fearnley. Lecture on the Examination of Horses as to Soundness, Sale, and Warranty. By W. Fearnley, M.R.C.V.S. 12mo, cloth.3 00
Fitzwygram. Horses and Stables. By Col. F. Fitzwygram of the 15th Hussars. New edition. With 24 illustrations. Cloth.4 00
Fleming. “Human and Animal Variolæ.” A study in Comparative Pathology. Paper.25
Fleming. “The Contagious Diseases of Animals.” Their Influence on the Wealth and Health of Nations. 12mo, paper.25
Fleming. “Actinomykosis.” A New Infectious Disease of Man and Animals. By George Fleming, F.R.C.V.S. Paper. (Just published.)25
Fleming. On Horseshoeing. By Geo. Fleming. Cloth.75
Fleming. Operative Veterinary Surgery. By George Fleming. (In Preparation.) Part 1 now ready.
Fleming. Propagation of Tuberculosis. By George Fleming. Cloth.2 25
Fleming. Manual of Veterinary Science and Sanitary Police. Embracing the Nature, Causes, Symptoms, etc., and the Prevention, Suppression, Therapeutic Treatment, and the Relation to the Public Health of the Epizootic and Contagious Diseases of the Domesticated Animals; with a scheme for Veterinary and Sanitary Organization; Observations on the Duties of Veterinary Inspectors, Legislative Measures, Inspection of Meat and Milk, Slaughter Houses, etc. By George Fleming, F.R.G.S. 2 vols., 8vo, cloth, illustrated.9 00
Fleming. “Animal Plagues.” Their History, Nature, and Prevention. By George Fleming, F.R.C.V.S., etc. Being a Chronological History from the earliest times to 1844. First Series, comprising a History of Animal Plagues from B.C. 1490 to A.D. 1800. 8vo, cloth.6 00
Second Series, containing the History from A. D. 1800 to 1844. 8vo, cloth, (recently published)4 80
Fleming. Veterinary Obstetrics. Including the Accidents and Diseases incident to Pregnancy, Parturition, and the Early Age in Domesticated Animals. By Geo. Fleming, F.R.C.V.S. With 212 illustrations. 8vo, cl.6 00
Fleming’s Rabies and Hydrophobia. History. Natural Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention. By George Fleming, M.R.C.V.S. 8vo, cloth.6 00
Going. Veterinary Dictionary. Compiled by Prof. J. A. Going.2 00
Hayes. Veterinary Notes for Horse Owners. An Every-day Horse Book. Revised edition, illustrated. By M. H. Hayes. 12mo, cloth.5 00
Heatley. The Horse-owners’ Safeguard. A handy Medical Guide for every Horse-owner. By George S. Heatley, V.S. 12mo, cloth.2 00
Hill. The Management and Diseases of the Dog. Containing full instructions for Breeding, Rearing, and Kennelling Dogs. Their different Diseases, embracing Distemper, Mouth, Teeth, Tongue, Gullet, Respiratory Organs, Hepatitis, Indigestions, Gastritis, St. Vitus’ Dance, Bowel Diseases, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Fits, Rabies, Skin Diseases, Canker, Diseases of the Limbs, Fractures, Operations, etc. How to detect and how to cure them. Their Medicines, and the Doses in which they can be safely administered. By J. Woodroffe Hill, F.R.C.V.S. 12mo, cloth extra, fully illustrated.2 00
Hill. “The Principles and Practice of Bovine Medicine and Surgery.” By J. Woodroffe Hill, F.R.C.V.S. Octavo, 664 pages, with 153 illustrations on wood and 19 full page colored plates. Cloth.10 00
octavo, 664 pages, sheep.11 50
Holcombe. “Laminitis.” A Contribution to Veterinary Pathology. By A. A. Holcombe, V.S. Pamphlet.50
Horses and Roads; or, How to Keep a Horse Sound on his Legs. By “Free Lance”2 50
Howden. “How to Buy and Sell the Horse.” The object of this book is to explain in the simplest manner what constitutes a sound horse from an unsound one. 12mo, cloth.1 00
Jennings. Horse Training Made Easy. A Practical System of Educating the Horse. By Robert Jennings, V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 25
Jennings. Swine, Sheep, and Poultry. Embracing a History and Varieties of each; Breeding, Management, Disease, etc. By Robert Jennings, V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 25
Jennings. Cattle and their Diseases; with the best Remedies adapted to their Cure. By Robert Jennings, V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 25
Jennings. On the Horse and his Diseases. By Robert Jennings, V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 25
Journal of Comparative Medicine and Surgery. A Quarterly Journal devoted to the Diseases of Animals, particularly of the Horse. Published in January, April, July, and October. Subscriptions, $2 per annum. Single copies, postpaid.60
Laverack. The Setter. By E. Laverack. With instructions how to Breed, Rear, Break, etc. Colored illustrations.3 00
Liautard. Vade Mecum of Equine Anatomy. By A. Liautard, M.D., V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 75
Liautard. “Animal Castration.” By Dr. A. Liautard, D.V.S. 12mo, illus.2 00
Liautard. Translation of Zundel on the Horse’s Foot, By Dr. A. Liautard, D.V.S. 8vo, cloth.1 50
Law. The Lung Plague of Cattle; Contagious Pleuro-Pneumonia. Illustrated. By James Law, Professor of Veterinary Medicine in Cornell University. Paper, 100 pp.30
Law. Farmers’ Veterinary Adviser. A Guide to the Prevention and Treatment of Disease in Domestic Animals. By James Law, Professor of Veterinary Medicine in Cornell University. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth.3 00
Lehndorff. Horsebreeding Recollections. By G. Lehndorff. 8vo, cloth.4 20
Martin. Cattle. Their Various Breeds, Management, and Diseases. By W. C. L. Martin. Revised by W. Raynbird. 16mo, boards.50
McAlpine. Biological Atlas. Containing 24 plates of 423 colored illustrations. Oblong quarto cloth. By D. McAlpine, F.C.S.3 00
McBride. Anatomical Outlines of the Horse. Revised and Enlarged by T. M. Mayer, M.R.C.V.S. With colored illustrations. 12mo, cloth.3 40
McClure. Diseases of American Horses, Cattle, and Sheep. Their Treatment; with full description of the Medicines employed. By R. McClure, M.D., V.S. 12mo, cl., illus.2 00
McClure. American Gentlemen’s Stable Guide; with the most Approved Methods of Feeding, Grooming, and Managing the Horse. By Robert McClure, M.D., V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 00
Meyrick. Stable Management and the Prevention of Diseases among Horses in India. By J. J. Meyrick, F.R.C.V.S. 12mo, cloth.1 00
Miles. Remarks on Horses’ Teeth. Addressed to Purchasers. By W. Miles.60
Moreton. “On Horsebreaking.” By Robert Moreton. 12mo, cloth.50
Moreton’s Manual of Pharmacy for the Veterinary Student. By J. W. Morton. 12mo, cloth.4 00
Navin. “The Explanatory Stock Doctor,” for the use of the Farmer, Breeder, and Owner of the Horse. With numerous illustrations. By John Nicholson Navin, V.S. 8vo, sheep.4 75
Percival. Hyppo-pathology. A Systematic Treatise on the Disorders and Lameness of the Horse. By W. Percival. With many illustrations. 6 vols., boards.34 20
Percival. Lectures on Horses; Their Form and Action. By W. Percival. With eight outline plates. 8vo, cloth.4 00
Percival’s Anatomy of the Horse. By W. Percival. 8vo, cloth.8 00
Peck. “Classifications of the Muscles of the Horse.” This is a large chart, printed on heavy paper, 24x38 inches, showing at a glance the Classifications of the Muscles of the Horse, with Origin, Insertion, Nervous Supply, and the Function of each.50
Reynolds. “Breeding and Management of Draught Horses.” By Richard S. Reynolds, M.R.C.V.S. Crown 8vo, cl.1 40
Riley. The Mule. A Treatise on the Breeding, Training, and Uses to which he may be put. 12mo, cloth, illus.1 50
Robertson. The Practice of Equine Medicine. By W. Robertson.6 00
Steel. A Treatise on the Diseases of the Ox. Being a Manual of Bovine Pathology, especially adapted to Veterinary Practitioners and Students. By John Henry Steel, M.R.C.V.S., F.Z.S. 8vo, with 118 illus., cl.6 00
Steel. “Outlines of Equine Anatomy.” A Manual for the use of Veterinary Students in the Dissecting Room. By John H. Steel, M.R.C.V.S. 12mo, cloth.3 00
Strangeway. “Veterinary Anatomy.” New edition, revised and edited by I. Vaughn, F.L.S., M.R.C.V.S., with several hundred illustrations. 8vo, cloth.8 00
Stornmouth’s Manual of Scientific Terms. Especially referring to those in Botany, Natural History, Medical and Veterinary Science. By Rev. Jas. Stornmouth.3 00
Tellor. “Diseases of Live Stock,” and their most Efficient Remedies. By Lloyd V. Tellor. 8vo, cloth, illustrated, $2.50; sheep.3 00
Tuson. Pharmacopœia, including Outlines of Materia Medica and Therapeutics in Veterinary Medicine. By R. V. Tuson. 12mo, cloth.2 50
Veterinary Diagrams. Five Charts, each 22x28 inches in size, on stout paper, as follows, sold separately:
No. 1, with eight colored illustrations. External Form and Elementary Anatomy of the Horse.1 50
No. 2. Unsoundness and Defects of the Horse, with 50 woodcuts.75
No. 3. The Age of the Domestic Animals, with 42 woodcuts.75
No. 4. The Shoeing of the Horse, Mule, and Ox, with 59 woodcuts.75
No. 5. The Elementary Anatomy, Points, and Butcher’s Joints of the Ox, with 17 colored illustrations. With explanatory text.1 50
Price per set of five.5 00
Walley. “Four Bovine Scourges.” (Pleuro-Pneumonia, Foot and Mouth Disease, Cattle Plague, and Tubercle.) With an Appendix on the Inspection of Live Animals and Meat. By Thos. Walley, M.R.C.V.S. With 49 colored illus. and numerous woodcuts. 4to, cl.6 40
Webb. “On the Dog.” Its Points, Peculiarities, Instincts, and Whims. Illustrated with photographs.3 00
Williams. Principles and Practice of Veterinary Medicine. New edition, entirely revised, and illustrated with numerous plain and colored plates. By W. Williams, M.R.C.V.S. 8vo, cloth.5 00
Williams. Principles and Practice of Veterinary Surgery. New edition, entirely revised, and illustrated with numerous plain and colored plates. By W. Williams, M.R.C.V.S. 8vo, cloth.7 50
Williams. Chart of the Contagious, Infectious, and Specific Fevers of the Domesticated Animals.1 00
Zundel. “On the Horse’s Foot.” Translated by A. Liautard, M.D., D.V.S.1 50