Bloody Urine (Ha3maturia) and Red-water, although often confounded, are different diseases, and require a different treatment. HAematuria is distinguished by the presence of actual blood in the urine, in a state of coagulation, and by great tenderness across the loins. It generally occurs in oxen of good condition. It is to be treated by gentle purgatives, stimulating applications to the loins, emollient drinks and opiates. [Spooner.] Give one of the following drenches:

1. Epsom salts 6 to 8 oz., water a quart, castor oil 4 to 6 oz. - White. Or,

2. Linseed oil 1 pint, gruel 1 pint, caraways 2 drs., Epsom salts 8 oz. (in warm water 1/2 pint), tincture of opium 2 drs. Or either of the laxative drenches for red water, below.

3. After the above, when the pain and difficulty have abated, but the water continues bloody, give - Catechu 2 drs., opium 1/2 dr., alum 3 drs., gum arabic 1/2 oz., water 1/2 pint; simmer for a few minutes, and add 1/2 pint of ale. Repeat if required.

4. In obstinate cases. Oil of juniper 1/2 oz., oil of turpentine 1 oz., laudanum 1 oz., in a pint of linseed tea; at first twice, and afterwards once a day. - Rush.

5. Three quarters of a pint of black beer, and 2 oz., Irish slate. - Knowlson.