Pepsin 1-2 gm. Glycerin 10 c.c. HCl 22° Baumé 10 c.c. Sodium fluorid 3 gm. Distilled water 1000 c.c. [4] The intestine reckoned from the pharynx down through the stomach to the rectum. See appendix, p. 81.--TRANSLATOR. [5] See appendix, page 84. [6] It will be well to retain the name “Scrofula” for those tubercular processes _outside_ of the lung which go on with cheesy degeneration. Only in that way can the connection between the histogenetically so important results of earlier investigations be maintained. [7] Rules 1, 2, and 3 have been _purposely_ neglected in certain dairies in Savár, Teschen, and Mecklenburg, as can be seen by the reports of Messrs. Strelinger, Rösler, and Ebeling (_Beiträge zur experim. Therapie_, No. 8, 1904), without, thus far, injuring the inoculated animals. [8] §2 includes the following disinfecting agents: 1. Water, steam, hot water, boiling for one hour. 2. Soap-suds. 3. Soda-lye solution (at least 2 kilos soda in 100 liters water). 4. Freshly slaked lime, powder, and milk of lime, 1:2 aq. and 1:20 aq. 5. Sol. chloride of lime, 1:3 aq. and 1:20 aq. 6. Sol. carbolic acid, 5%. 7. Sol. crude cresol, 5% (Liquor cresoli saponatus of the German pharmacopœia). 8. Coal-tar and wood-tar. 9. Fire. The most reliable and cheapest agent for rendering harmless Tb. virus in stables is hot 2% soda solution, whenever a surface disinfectant is desired. Disinfection of the stable air is as yet to be classed only as a pious wish. [9] See appendix, page 84. SHORT-TITLE CATALOGUE OF THE PUBLICATIONS OF JOHN WILEY & SONS, NEW YORK. LONDON: CHAPMAN & HALL, LIMITED. * * * * * ARRANGED UNDER SUBJECTS. * * * * * Descriptive circulars sent on application. Books marked with an asterisk are sold at _net_ prices only, a double asterisk (**) books sold under the rules of the American Publishers’ Association at _net_ prices subject to an extra charge for postage. All books are bound in cloth unless otherwise stated. * * * * * =AGRICULTURE.=