Secondly. To remove morbific materials from the system, and restore the lost functions, one of the following powders may be given, night and morning, in the fodder:—

Powdered balmony, (snakehead,)1 ounce.
Powdered marshmallows,1 ounce.
Powdered common salt,1 table-spoonful.
Linseed meal,1 pound.

Mix. Divide into ten powders.

FOOTNOTES:

[16] It implies a vitiated state of the solids and fluids.


LOSS OF APPETITE.

This is generally owing to a morbid state of the digestive organs. All that is necessary in such case is, to restore the lost tone by the exhibition of bitter tonics. A bountiful supply of camomile tea will generally prove sufficient. If, however, the bowels are inactive, add to the above a small portion of extract of butternut. The food should be slightly salted.


FOUNDERING, (RHEUMATISM)