ther propelled by food with which the matter of tubercle was mixed, they horses or locomotive or traction engines, could be run over would all exhibit tuberculosis in various organs. In antici- ‘tat a cost for transportation much less, the inventor claims, pation of this meeting, he had purchased… … resorb and disappear through cicatrization. It is likely, adds Dr. Klebs, that the tubercular virus is contained in varying All ordinary vehicles, stage coaches, lumber wagons, etc., proportions in the milkof cows which are more or less diseased, are easily adapted to run upon these tramways, by…
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