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     )4 picture of Miss-Nellie F. Come“, ags-84, .who has resigned 
     
     hits: 62 year's‘ teaching service in the public schools of Rochssu 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Above is shown one of the many houses wrecked in »Oxi:'or<l 
     
     Ohio; when a‘ tornado‘ swept ‘ovcr sbhtiiem 'Oili0 recently 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Outbreaks or l-‘oot and Mouth Dis- 
     
     ease. have never occurred in Ctnlads. 
     
     This tliseas_ is probably the most in- 
     
     léctiotis fiuatady ‘of animals 0t; which 
     
     we huvejmotviedze and cnuses trem- 
     
     cnllntis losses tn thshgrlcuiturui lily 
     
     tart-its o! any country lrinru es. It 
     
     spreads very rapidly and cxte lively, 
     
     um! uugniis the entlrc loss o! lcxptrrt 
     
     trntle in live nnltnnis_ and the Intermix», 
     
     tit-n‘ oi‘ tlouicstic cmutrlcrr-e. 1llnlike 
     
     must other iniectioutuiiscnses l-‘otit nud 
     
     hit-nth Disease may nttncit the sum» 
     
     repeatedly. nnrl they are. 
     
     therefurtxh dangerous ltmirtl": n! ill- 
     
     (ct-tlon. 
     
    

    
     Thersja nn permanent curs fur Font 
     
     nntl Blontli Dist-uses the mnlorlty ui, 
     
     ntfeetetl nniltlnis recover from nn at- 
     
     tuck. in ten to fourteen tlnys without 
     
     treatment. The greatest ditllenity is 
     
     the eradication ot the intectiun and 
     
     this can only he uccntrltiiisitcdthy the 
     
     rlnnghtor of. all nifevted nntl exposed 
     
     nnlmitis. the proper tiestrttctittttyni thcir 
     
     rill-cusses und the titan-hush disinfection 
     
     oi’ all contact mutter. it not, éontruik 
     
     ed by these ratiicui measures the ills 
     
     cuss sprcntis very rapidly throughout 
     
     the whole ‘country. affecting practjcui- 
     
     ly nil snscentlhle animals with: enorm- 
     
     ous economic losses. » 
     
    

    
     The‘ disease commences wlthj a high 
     
     fever, followed, by iniisittulation o! the 
     
     membranes of ths tongue anti those 
     
     lining the month, niso 0i the sensitive 
     
     structures in the hoot. 'l‘his is quick- 
     
     ly Xoilowstbhy the lormatlon to! blis- 
     
     ters 0n these membranes. varying in 
     
     also from that oi a pea to that ol-a 
     
     hnul nut. These blisters also appear 
     
     on the utltlers and along the top of the 
     
     hoof. nisn in the cisit tiivlllin; the 
     
     hunt. They may lu- prescnt in all 
     
     these tuemhrnaes in the same animal, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     w'_vv vvv vvvvvv v~vvvvv“‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     c" showilll trite-t Iolmlnl at mouth 
     
     in urls "suns at Foot and armin- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iii-a-nw. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I Peculiar smacking sound"'with their 
     
     mouths. 
     
    

    
     Extreme lumcness occurs whats the 
     
     lesions appear on the cleft and on the 
     
     top n! the hoot. 
     
    

    
     The fever und the tiiiiieulty in eat- 
     
     ing causes n rnpid unti extreme loss in 
     
    
   
   
    
     flesh, and a serious lessening or cos- 
     
     sntlon o! thc milk secretion. 
     
    
   
   
    
     swine. nil rliiltilvtiln; wit,“ 
     
     susceptible. unfair. mp, 1 
     
     crcu poultry, inn-e t-vt-n \ my t 
     
     infection. the hm ii|l‘\>l>1'i'\se| 
     
     ilnmrortaits us mtrrlt-rs n! 1M 
     
     .\iun may also llt'i'lllilt' ini ML 
     
     children frequently ,~u ~r 1 
     
     drinking raw milk from it 
     
    

    
     tie. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘llltls in trsaelas klllQflilllilflbllll toihs burial. 
     
    
   
   
    
     or nmy uppt-nr only in the mouth. or 
     
     may he lintitcd to the bouts. 
     
    

    
     The sylnptontl are very character-is. 
     
     tic. The irritation u! the membranes- 
     
     in the mouth results in lnss 0t appe- 
     
     tite, and dribbling of saliva from the 
     
     mQlllpilt which. owing to consaut move.- 
     
     ment o! the ii s nnti tongue. becomes 
     
     lrnthy, anal n hares to the corners o! 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘pht-‘tattt. t; u». mQlsQJQnQK-liiiiti twat-ash on 
     
     " f" - ~wflmmvlss.._ 
     
    
   
   
    
     The udders often. become inflamed 
     
     and ruined by uhsor-ss Int-mutton. and 
     
     ll lnrsa number n! cattle so attested 
     
     are rendered permanently vnluelcss for 
     
     mill production. . 
     
    

    
     The intlnmntatlnn of the fcct fre- 
     
     quenttiy results in the shsdiing of the 
     
     hunts. causing permanent injury. _ 
     
    

    
     Whiis this dlseass is essentially,  
     
    
   
   
    
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     OI Ills!- 
     
    
   
   
    
     'As nli thcnutnrni IIiHilIITLIPB n 
     
     lceted animals nre hiuhh initwtli‘ 
     
     us some o! them. mrn-nlttrls‘ "It 
     
     vlll. are lllryeiy im ~l tlnrln 
     
     nttnrit. the tiiscilse. r till)‘ ""0 
     
     by thcst- utctiln. it |.~ fn-qttnltiiy 
     
    
   
   
    
     reyeti from plum- in pint-v l-i’ ll 
     
     ngsacy. snpt I I 
     
     \ t Mill iutensstt-l nci vi mrs, us n s 
     
     the mouth. Ths-snimais often make disease ot cattle, shssn. goats paling)" Iflflwlilllinllkilliliildl t 
     
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