 | Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture - Agriculture - 1896 - 806 pages
...found printed on page 186 of the report of that year, made the following declarations : — First. — That tuberculin is a reliable agent for determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle. Second. — That tuberculin, properly prepared and carefully handled, can have no injurious effect... | |
 | Rhode Island. Board of Agriculture - Agriculture - 1894 - 708 pages
...tuberculin in the diagnosis of tuberculosis of cattle as settled. " The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle. " KocVs discovery has been of extraordinary value to veterinary science, and the few cases in which... | |
 | Pennsylvania State College. Agricultural Experiment Station - Agriculture - 1887 - 1190 pages
...tuberculin in the digauosis of tuberculosis of cattle as settled. " The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle. " Koch's discovery has been of extraordinary value to veterinary science, and the few cases in which... | |
 | United States. Office of Experiment Stations - Agricultural experiment stations - 1893 - 1246 pages
...tuberculin in the diagnosis of tuberculosis of cattle as settled. The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle. Koch's discovery has been of extraordinary value to veterinary science, and the few cases in which... | |
 | Illinois - 1890 - 1028 pages
...occurred: "The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results aie absolute and gratifying, and show that tuberculin...determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle." I have killed quite a number of cows which have reacted to tuberculin, and have lound them to be tuberculous... | |
 | Veterinary medicine - 1892 - 832 pages
...editorial in a recent number in which this statement occurred. "The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle." I have killed quite a number of cows which have reacted to tuberculin and have found them to be tuberculous... | |
 | Ontario. Legislative Assembly - Ontario - 1893 - 852 pages
...editorial in a recent number in which this statement occurred : " The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle. When animals do not react after the injection of tuberculin it can be said with almost absolute certainty... | |
 | New Hampshire - New Hampshire - 1893 - 1134 pages
...editorial in a recent number, in which this statement occurred: "The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...is a reliable agent for determining the presence of this disease.'' We have killed a number of cows which have reacted to tuberculin, and have found them... | |
 | New Hampshire. State Department of Health - New Hampshire - 1893 - 312 pages
...editorial in a recent number, in which this statement occurred: " The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...is a reliable agent for determining the presence of this disease." We have killed a number of cows which have reacted to tuberculin, and have found them... | |
 | New Hampshire. Department of Agriculture - Agriculture - 1893 - 332 pages
...editorial, in a recent number, in which this statement occurred: "The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results...is a reliable agent for determining the presence of this disease." We have killed a number of cattle which have reacted to tuberculin, and have found them... | |
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The proof which has been presented to our readers is more than sufficient. The results are absolute and gratifying, and show that tuberculin is a reliable agent for determining the presence of tuberculosis in cattle. 
