Carbolic acid...
From: Veterinary medical ephemera. Cattle. Box 2
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[ca.1865?]
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Summary
Leaflet advertising Hirst, Brooke, & Tomlinson's carbolic acid as a disinfectant effective against "small-pox in sheep and of the glanders in horses ; hydrophobia, or bite of rabid animals ... animal poisons, such as the sting of a bee or the venom of a toad ... [and in large, bold, capital letters] CATTLE PLAGUE." Printed in black ink on white paper.
Notes
Probably issued around the time of the cattle plague of 1865.
Quotes the physiological experiments of "the celebrated french physiologist" Jules Lemaire.
