Supernumerary Teeth: Tooth substance may develop in almost any part of the body. These are called Supernumerary Teeth and are most commonly found in the testicles, ovaries and sinuses of the head, etc. WOUNDS Wounds caused by external injuries have a general resemblance, and whether clean-cut, punctured, lacerated, poisonous, gunshot, etc., require practically the same treatment. TREATMENT: Wash with a Carbolic solution, one tablespoonful to one pint of distilled water. SEWING OF WOUNDS: I cannot say that I am in favor of sewing wounds unless they are gaping or wide open. After the wound is washed, dust with Iodoform, Boracic Acid and Tannic Acid, each one ounce. Powder finely and place in a sifter top can and apply twice daily. Cord or heavy thread may be used for sewing the wound after being saturated in a Carbolic Acid solution, using a large darning needle. If the animal is vicious, place a twitch on his nose or it may be necessary to throw him. DISEASES OF CATTLE Causes, Symptoms and Treatments [Illustration: Photograph of cow with numbers referring to the parts named below.] 1. Mouth 2. Nostrils 3. Muzzle 4. Face 5. Eyes 6. Forehead 7. Ears 6. Poll 9. Horns 10. Jaws 11. Dewlap 12. Brisket 13. Neck 14. Withers 15. Crops 16. Shoulders 17. Heart Girth 18. Fore flank 19. Legs 20. Feet 21. Dew claws 22. Belly 23. Milk wells 24. Milk veins 25. Fore udder 26. Teats 27. Barrel or ribs 28. Back 29. Coupling 30. Rear Flanks 31. Hook points 32. Tail-head 33. Pin bones or thurls 34. Rump 35. Esoutcheon 36. Tail 37. Thighs 38. Rear Udder 39. Switch CHAPTER II ABSCESSES CAUSE: Bruises and injuries. They are also seen in complication with various other diseases, as Laryngitis, Pharyngitis, Tuberculosis, Lump Jaw, Blood Poison or Pyemia and Septicemia. SYMPTOMS: Symptoms will vary according to the nature of the disease or injury. It may not be noticed at first, but upon careful examination swollen lines will be observed running from the point of swelling. In many cases a swelling is noticed which is hot, painful and throbbing, which enlarges rapidly in two or three days. The swelling and heat gradually disappear but the Abscess continues to grow. The hair falls from the point of swelling and in a short time breaks and discharges pus. The cavity gradually fills up and heals by granulation.