ing, description, 110

Wind--
broken, heaves, or asthma, definition, symptoms, and treatment, 128
colic, cause, symptoms, and treatment, 73

Windgalls, description, causes, symptoms, and treatment, 355, 401

Windpipe, description, 119

Winking cartilage, or cartilago nictitans, description, 276

Womb--
and peritoneum, inflammation, symptoms, and treatment, 206
bleeding, or flooding, treatment, 205
dropsy, cause, symptoms, and treatment, 179
eversion, description and method of treatment, 205
hernia, description and treatment, 189
laceration, or rupture, causes and treatment, 206
neck, twisting, description and treatment, 189

Worm colic, notes 93

Worms--
bladder, affecting kidneys, 146
injuries by, and treatment, 90-94
strongyle, danger and treatment, 92-93
treatment with dips, 479

Wounds--
and their treatment, chapter by Ch. B. Michener, 484-506
gunshot, description and treatment, 494
healing under a scab, treatment, 487
in nostrils, cause and treatment, 97
lacerated and contused, description and treatment, 488
penetrating walls of chest, description and treatment, 131
poisoned, description and treatment, 495
punctured, description, symptoms, and treatment, 426, 490

Yellows, jaundice, or icterus, description and treatment, 88

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