The same is true of the poison of chicken cholera, which Salmon dilutes until it is non-fatal, though still affecting the system and conferring an immunity from its attacks in the future.
Experiments with the result which I have stated have been made with the microbes of splenic fever, chicken cholera, murrain, and certain other maladies.
Other parasites of this class are the micrococcus of chicken cholera (Fig.
Pasteur hastened to apply his discovery of the attenuation of the virus of chicken cholera to the virus of splenic fever.
Then he took two hens, one fresh from the coop and the other well again after the sickness produced by the inoculation with the exposed bacilli, and inoculated both with the blood of a hen that was dying of chicken cholera.
While working on the bacilli of splenic fever, Pasteur had isolated the bacillus of chicken cholera, had cultivated it and had inoculated chickens with it, developing the disease.
When he returned he inoculated {310} some fowls with the cultures of chicken cholera which he had left behind.
Other fowls promptly died, exhibiting all the characteristic symptoms of chicken cholera.
The microbes of chicken cholerado not, in effect, seem to resolve themselves, in their culture, into veritable germs.
The particular disease experimented with was that infectious malady of poultry known familiarly as "chicken cholera.
Let us remember that the microbe of chicken cholera dies in contact with the air, in a period somewhat protracted, it is true, but after successive attenuations.
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