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Caption: Course Catalog - 1898-1899
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of the locomotary apparatus, viz., the bones, articulations, and muscles; second, of the viscera; third, of the relation of the blood vessels and nerves and of the brain and organs of the senses. The lectures are illustrated bj- drawings, models, and specimens from recent subjects. /.,• M., W., F.; i; (j). Professor MCINTOSH. 2. PHYSIOLOGY.—The purpose of this course is to make students 1 oroughly acquainted, so far as" time permits, with modern physiology; its methods, its deductions, and the basis on which the latter restsectures and frequent quizzes. I.; daily; 2; (5). Professor MCINTOSH. 3. MATERIA MEDICA.—The instruction includes theraputics, toxicology, pharmacy, prescription writing, etc. The lectures of this branch will be illustrated by a large collection of specimens of the various drugs, both in their crude and prepared state, as used by veterinarians, so that the student may become familiar with the mode of administering the various drugs. / . and II.; daily; 3; (id). Professor MCINTOSH. 4. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AND SUR- UIRY.—Lectures on the general pathology of the domestic animals. Owing to the inability of animals to describe their ailments symptomatology is very minutely considered, and physical diagnosis is made particularly prominent. Autopsies will be held on every subject, to familiarize the student with the morbid condition of the disease. In addition to these, anatomical and pathological specimens, charts, diagrams, etc., will be exhibited. / / . / daily; 2; (/). Professor MCINTOSH. *5. VETERINARY SANITARY SCIENCE.—This branch is taught by a series of lectures embracing inspection of cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs for contagious diseases; a discussion of the influence of civilization and traffic on animal plagues, their origin and nature, diffusion, reception, and mode of access; the prevention and suppression of contagious diseases. I., daily; 1; (j). Professor MCINTOSH. 6. MINOR.—Diseases of farm animals, materia medica and clinic work. II.; second half; 1; s}4). Professor MCINTOSH. Clinic instruction is given once a week throughovit the year.
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