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Robert Kemp Philp
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2178.
Mange
in
Dogs.
The
mange
is
a
contagious
disease,
which
it
is
difficult
to
get
rid
of
when
once
contracted.
The
best
way
is
to
apply
to
a
veterinary
chemist
for
an
ointment,
and
to
keep
applying
it
for
some
time
after
the
disease
has
disappeared,
or
it
will
break
out
again.
2179.
Cats.
It
is
generally
supposed
that
cats
are
more
attached
to
places
than
to
individuals,
but
this
is
an
error.
They
obstinately
cling
to
certain
places,
because
it
is
there
they
expect
to
see
the
persons
to
whom
they
are
attached.
A
cat
will
return
to
an
empty
house,
and
remain
in
it
many
weeks.
But
when
at
last
she
finds
that
the
family
does
not
return,
she
strays
away,
and
if
she
chance
then
to
find
the
family,
she
will
abide
with
them.
The
same
rules
of
feeding
which
apply
to
dogs
apply
also
to
cats.
They
should
not
be
over-fed,
nor
too
frequently.
Cats
are
liable
to
the
same
diseases
as
dogs;
though
they
do
not
become
ill
so
frequently.
A
little
brimstone
in
their
milk
occasionally
is
a
good
preventive.
The
veterinary
chemist
will
also
prescribe
for
the
serious
diseases
of
cats.
2180.
Choice
of
Friends.
Dr.
Blair
has
said:
"We
should
ever
have
it
fixed
in
our
memories,
that
by
the
character
of
those
whom
we
choose
for
our
friends
our
own
character
is
likely
to
be
formed,
and
will
certainly
be
judged
of
by
the
world.
We
ought,
therefore,
to
be
slow
and
cautious
in
contracting
intimacy;
but
when
a
virtuous
friendship
is
once
established,
we
must
ever
consider
it
as
a
sacred
engagement."
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