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PREFACE 
 
 In compiling the present issue of the " Index," the import- 
 ance of correctness was fully realized, and in its preparation the 
 utmost care was exercised accordingly. Owing, however, to the 
 great difficulty experienced in obtaining complete files of tlio 
 medical journals, dependence, of necessity, was placed to a con- 
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 If errors have crept in through this cause, it should not be 
 attributed to carelessness. 
 
 Complete files of American, Canadian, nnd the leading Brit- 
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 1878 is being compiled under the personal supervision of 
 
 The Author. 
 
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THE FOLLOWING JOURNALS ARE REPRESENTED IN THE 
 
 INDEX 
 
 VOB 
 
 1877. 
 
 Aoierloan Journal of Iitsanity. f 
 
 American Journal of Medical Sciences. 
 
 American Journal of Obstetrlcfl. 
 
 American Journal of Pharmacy. 
 
 American Medical Bi-Weekly. 
 
 American Medical Journal (£.). 
 
 American Supplement to Obstetrical Journal 
 of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 American Veterinary Review. 
 
 American Homoeopathist. 
 
 American Observer (H.). 
 
 American Practitioner. 
 
 Archives of Clinical Surgery. 
 
 Archives of Dermatology. 
 
 Archives of Opthalmology and Otology. 
 
 Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 Bu.falo Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 California Medical Times (H.). 
 
 Canada Medical Record. 
 
 Canada Medical and S Lirgical Journal. 
 
 Canada Lancet. 
 
 Canadian Journal of Medical Science. 
 
 Charleston Medical Journal and Review. 
 
 Chicago Journal of Nervous and Mental 
 Disease. 
 
 Chicago Medical Journal tind Examiner. 
 
 Chicago Medical Times. 
 
 Cincinnati Lancet and Observer. 
 
 Cincinnati Medical Advance (H.). 
 
 Cincinnati Medical News. 
 
 Detroit Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 Eclectic Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 Hahnemannian Monthly. 
 
 Homoeopathic Times. 
 
 Louisville Medical News. 
 
 Maryland Medical Journal. 
 
 Medical Brief. 
 
 Medical News and Library. 
 
 Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery. 
 
 New England Medical Gazette (H.). 
 
 New Oilcans Medical and 8u gical Journal. 
 
 New Remedies. 
 
 New York Medical Eclectic. 
 
 New York Medical Journal. 
 
 New York Medical Record. 
 
 North American Journal of Homoeopathy. 
 
 Northwesteru Annalist (H,). 
 
 Ohio Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 Ohio Medical and Surgical Repoi-ter (H.). 
 
 Ohio Medical Recorder. 
 
 Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Reporter. 
 
 Philadelphia Medical Times. 
 
 Physician and Pharmacist. 
 
 Quarterly Cancer Journal (E.). 
 
 Quarterly Journal of Inebriety. 
 
 Richmond and Louisville Medical Joui'nal. 
 
 Southern Medical Record. 
 
 St. Louis Clinical Record. 
 
 St. Louis Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 The CUnic. 
 
 The Sanitarian. 
 
 Toledo Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 
 U. S. Medical Investigator (H.). 
 
 Virginia Medical Monthly. 
 
 Western Lancet. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 Abattoir*. The Sanitary Questions Concerning 
 
 and tlio SliiMiilitcrlnjc lUisiness ta New 
 
 York. (Jauns.) The Sanitarian, July. 
 
 Abies Nigra. (Alien.) Ilahnemannian Monthly, 
 Oct. 
 
 Abnormalities. Notes on . (Sbepherd.) Ca- 
 nada Med. und Snt: Jour., June. 
 
 — Of the Cornea. (9m)th.) Detroit Med. Jour., 
 
 July. 
 
 Abscesses. On Rctro-Pharyngeal . (Pe- 
 ters.) Ohio Med. at>d Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Absorption. Of the Vaginal Mucus Membraue. 
 
 (Easloy.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., July 28. 
 AAAnminnHatlnn and Refi-action. In relation 
 
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 INDEX FOR 1878." 
 
 The " Indkx " for IkS/S is now in active preparation, 
 and will be issued about the ist of March, 1879. 
 
 To the American and Canadian list will be added the 
 leading- Journals of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 In the Author Classification, the Address as well as 
 the Name, will be giv'en, thus makiui^ a Comj)lete Register 
 of the Contributors for the curi'ent year. 
 
 The price will remain unchanged — viz : One Dollar. 
 
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 20. - - - 
 
 - Case of Unilateral Cerebellar — ^ and Tumors 
 without rorsistence of Symptoms. (Hughes.) 
 Vhicaffo Jour. Kerv. and Menl. IHs., Oct. 
 
 - Cerebral and Diluted Bronchi. (Uutchin- 
 
 son.) Phila. Med. Times, Aug. 18. 
 
 -Cold or Fracture of Joints. (Tagen.; 
 
 Hoineo. Times, Sept. 
 
 - Case of Psojis following Excision of Tes- 
 ticle. (Feuwick.) Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 June. 
 
 -Psoas opened. (Wall.) Buffalo Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour.,A(iv. 
 
 - Case of Porincphritio . (Forsyth.) y. Y. 
 
 Med. Bee. , Oct. 20. 
 
 - Post SteiTial . (Keen.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 June 0. 
 
 -Ti.reo Cases of Pelvic . (McGraw.) De- 
 troit Med. Jour., Sept. 
 
 - An ICxtraordinary Case of Bilnry commu- 
 nicating with the Riglit liroohus. (Simuiuus.) 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 Acute RhenTnatism. (uouum.^ vtH. ijoneet 
 aud Obs., March. 
 
 — Salicylic in Acute Rheumatism, (Conway.) 
 Va. Med. Monthh/, May. 
 
 — On the Therapeutical Uses of Salicylic 
 
 and Its Salts. (Dessau.) N. Y.Med, liec., April 1. 
 
 -Solvent lor Salicyllo . (Edmiston.) Chi 
 
 cago Med. Jour, and Ex., Feb. 
 
 — Salicylic . (Flowers.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 
 March. 
 
 — Salicylic In Kheumatism. (Grlswold.) 
 
 Cal. Med. Times, July. 
 
 — Salloyllo . (Hale.) North Am. Jour. Ho- 
 
 vieo.,Feb. 
 
 -Salicylic in Septic Fever. (Hale.) V. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (II. >, Feb. 1. 
 
 — Salicylic . (Hoffman.) TI. S. Med. Investi- 
 gator (II.), Jan. 13. 
 
 — Salicylic and its Salts. (Kinsman.) Ohio 
 
 Mvd. Ilccordcr, Sept. 
 
 — SiiUcylio in Acute Rheumatism. (Per- 
 
 riu.) Phila. Med. and Stir. Hep., March 8. 
 
TBE FOLLOWING JOURNALS ARE RKPRESfCNTED IN THE 
 
 INDEX 
 
 IDS 
 
 1877. 
 
 Cincinnati Medical News. 
 Detroit Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 Eclectic Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 Habneniannian Monthly. 
 
 Toledo Medical and Surgical Journal. 
 U. S. Medical Investigator (H.). 
 Virginia Medical Monthly. 
 Western Lancet. 
 
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 INDEX. 
 
 CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
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 Abattoirs. The Sanitary Qiientlons CnnoerninR 
 
 and tho 81iiiii;Ut(>riii)< ItusinoHH lu Kt)W 
 
 York. (Jauos.) The Sunilariun, July. 
 
 AbiflB Nigra. (Allen.) Ilahnemannian Monthly, 
 Oct. 
 
 Abnonnalltlos. Notes on . (Sliepherd.) Ca- 
 
 iiuda JUcil. und Snr. Jour., June. 
 
 Aborting Variola Eruptions. On . (Hal- 
 
 doiuuuu.) Cin, Lavcel tttiit Oha., July. 
 
 — On . A Rcjolutior to Uc. llildictu's Reply. 
 
 (Iluldeiuauu.) Cin. Lancet and Oba., Dec. 
 
 Abortion. After Twin Prepnaucy. (Bacon.) 
 i'/it/a. Med. and Sur. Rep., Feb. 17. 
 
 — The TrcMitmcnt of . (Logan.) Louisville 
 
 Med. Ncivs, Feb. 8. 
 
 — Its Symptoms and Treatment. (Penrose.) N. 
 r. Med. Hec, Dee. 29. 
 
 — Consequent on Fatty DoRencratlon of tho Pla- 
 centn. (Suv^ry.) Am. Jour. Obs., April. 
 
 — Sudden lieath During Attpmptod . (Shi- 
 
 monek.) I'hila. Med. and Sur. lirp., Feb. 17. 
 
 — Tho Cause and Prevention of Repented . 
 
 (Waddcll.) Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 and March. 
 
 — Of Twins. (Wilson.) Phila. Med. Times, April 
 14. 
 
 Abscess. Case of Supposed of tho Medias- 
 tinum. (Bauer.) St. Louis Clin. JCee., Jan. 
 
 —Unusual form of . (BeuU.) St. Louis Clin. 
 
 Rec., May. 
 
 — Case of Intra-Abdomlnal . (Bowlosby.) 
 
 N. V. Med. Eclectic, May. 
 
 — Retro-Pharyugeal iis a Sequel of Diphthe- 
 ria. (Brown.) N. Y. Med. Rcc, Feb. 3. 
 
 — lu the Gastro-Hepatio Omentum. (Catter- 
 molo.) Canada Lancet, May. 
 
 — Hepatic Aspirated with a Davidson's Syr- 
 inge. (Hand.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 March '24. 
 
 — Case of Perltyphylltlo . (Clarke.) JV. Y. 
 
 Med. Rec Sciit. 20. 
 
 — Case of I'critnihylltie . (Ely.) N. T. Med. 
 
 Rec, Setil. 29. 
 
 — Of tlio Brain, tho Result of Chronic Otitis 
 Media. (Coomos.) Louisville Med. News, Oct. 
 20. 
 
 — Case of Unilateral Cerebellar and Tumors 
 
 witliout P('r8i8t<^noo of Symptoms. (Hughes.) 
 Chicago Jour, fi'erv. and Ment. Dis., Oct. 
 
 — Cerebral and Dilated Bronchi. (Ilutchin- 
 
 sou.) Phila. Med. Times, Aug. 18. 
 
 — Cold or Fracture of Joints. (Tagen.) 
 
 Homeo. Times, Sept. 
 
 — Case of Prto.is following Excision of Tes- 
 ticle. (Feuwiuk.) Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 June. 
 
 — Psoas opened. (Wall.) 
 
 Sur. Jour., Aov. 
 
 — Case of Periupphritio , 
 
 Med. Rec., Oct. 20. 
 
 — Post Sternal . (Keen.) 
 
 .Jnned. 
 
 — Ti.ree Cases of Pelvic — 
 troit Med. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — All K.xtraordinary Case of Bilary commu- 
 
 ni(:atinK with the Ri>;lit Brochus. (Simmons.) 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 Buffalo Med. and 
 
 . (Forsyth.) N. Y. 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 -. (McQraw.) Dc- 
 
 — Of tho Comcft. (Smith.) Detroit Med, Jour., 
 July. 
 
 Abscesses. On Retro-Pharyugeal . (Pe- 
 ters.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour,, Oct. 
 
 Absorption. Of tho Vaginal Mucus Membrane. 
 (Easley.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., July 28. 
 
 Accommoflatlon and Refraction. Tu relation 
 to Catarrhal Conjunctivitis, Blepharitis and 
 Headache. (Wuodyatt.) U. 8. Med. Investiga- 
 tor (U.), Aug. 15. 
 
 Acid. The ofWil!owBark. (Dott.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Phnr., Dec. 
 
 — T^iomhydrlo . (Church.) New Rem., June. 
 
 — Carbolic In Eye Sui-gery. (Chisolm.) Va. 
 
 Med. Monthly, Dec. 
 
 — Injection of Carbolic In Hemorrhoids. 
 
 (Pooley.) Toledo Med. and Sur. Jotir., Nov. 
 
 — Carbolic as an Antiseptic. (Wish.) Am. 
 
 Jour. I'har., Aug. 
 
 — Cresotiiiio in Acute Articular Rheuma- 
 tism. (Kdebohls.) N. Y. Med. Hec, Ma)/ a. 
 
 — Use of Gallic in Phthisis. (Marshall.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sttr. Rep.. May 6. 
 
 — Hydrobromio and Quinine. (Vrcorman.) 
 
 N. Y. Med. Rec. April 21. 
 
 — Hydrobromio In Prescriptions. (Wade.) 
 
 Detroit Med. .Tour., Oct. 
 
 — Action of Nitrate on Symp of Iodide of 
 
 Iron. (Betz.) Am.Jour.Phar.,Dec 
 
 — On tho Application of Fuming Nitric to 
 
 tholntcrior of the Uterus. (Alloway.) Canada 
 Med. Rcc, April. 
 
 — Application of Nltrio to the Uterine Cav- 
 ity. (Campbell.) Canada Med. Rec, April. 
 
 ~ Nitric in Uterine Ulceration. (Wood- 
 bury.) Med. Brief, Dee. 
 
 — Nitric in Erysipelas, Paerperal Fever and 
 
 Diphtheria. (Pramer.) TJ. 8. Med. Investiga- 
 tor (jr.), Feb. 1. 
 
 — The J'reparation of Concentrated Nitric . 
 
 (Trimble.) Am. .Tour. Phar., Nov. 
 
 — Picric . (Jones.) Am. Observer (IT.), Aug. 
 
 — Salicvlio In Lumbago. (Calfec.) Louis- 
 
 ville Med. News, Jan. 6. 
 
 — Tiio Effect of Salicylic in s'x cases o^ 
 
 Acute Rheumatism. (Collins.) Cin. Lancet 
 and Obs., Manh. 
 
 — Salicylic in Acute Rheimiatism. (Conway.) 
 Va. Med. Monthly, May. 
 
 — On the Therapeutical Uses of Salicylic — 
 and Its Salts. (Dessau.) N. Y.Med. Rec, Ajirill. 
 
 — Solvent lor Salicylic . (Edmiston.) Chi 
 
 caf/o Med. Jour, and Ex., Feb. 
 
 — Salicylic . (Flowers.) Ya. 2led. Monthly, 
 
 March. 
 
 — Salicylic In Rheumatism. (Griswold.) 
 
 Cat. Aied. Times, July. 
 
 — Siillcylio . (Hale.) North Am. Jour. Ho- 
 
 Hiff)., Feb. 
 
 — Sallcyiic in Septic Fever. (Halo.) TJ. S. 
 
 Med. Juvesligalor (II.j, Feb. i, 
 
 — Siiilcylio (Iloll'mau.) U. S. Med. InvestU 
 
 galm- (U.), Jan. 15. 
 
 — Siilicylio and its Salts. (Kinsmau.) Ohio 
 
 Mid. Recorder, Sept. 
 
 — StUicylio in Acute Rheumatism. (Per- 
 
 riu.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., March 3. 
 
 m 
 
INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 — Ballcyllo in the Treatment of Acute 
 
 Kheumatlsm. (Roberts.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 Feb. 
 
 — Salycyllo as an Antl-Rbeumatlc. (Sea- 
 bury.) Med. Brief, May. 
 
 — Salicylic in liliopntlilo Erysipelas. (Spen- 
 
 zer.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Sept. 
 
 — Salicylic — in Malnriiil Fever. (Stonebrak- 
 cr.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Dec. 1. 
 
 — Salicylic as an Autipcriodlo and Gener- 
 al Febrifuge. (Thomas.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 Rep., June 2. 
 
 — Solvents of Salicylic . (Thresh.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Jan. 
 
 — Salicylic in Iritis. (Wheeler.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 22. 
 
 — Sulphuric in Croup. (Pramer.) IT. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator IB.), Feb. I. 
 
 — Sulphuric vs. Eplstaxis and Stinking 
 
 Feet. (Taylor.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., 
 May. 
 
 — Tannic of Guarana. (Green.) Am. Jour. 
 
 I'har.. Aug. 
 
 — Pathological Importance of Uric and Its 
 
 Combinations. (Mann.) N. T. Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Acids. Salient Points on the . (Miller.) 
 
 Uahnemannian Monthly, Nov. 
 
 AcittQm Carbolicoin. (Van Valkenburg.) Eclec- 
 tic 'lied, and Sttr. Jour., June. 
 
 Aciduin. Phosphoricum Dilutiuu. (Mattison.) 
 Am. Jour. Pliar., Jan. 
 
 Acne. (Campbell.) Ci7i. Mvd. Advance (II.), Sept. 
 
 — Indurata. (Bulkley.) Arch. Dermatol., Jan. 
 Acoi?tte. (Goss.^ Southern Med. Rec.,, Tune. 
 
 — An exceptional remedy in Typhoid Fever. 
 (Miller.) Borneo. Times, May. 
 
 — The Objective Symptoms ol! in InflEUima- 
 
 toiy Fevers. (Woodward.) JJ. S. Med. Inves- 
 tigator (B.), May. 
 
 — Rout. An Adiilteration of . (Holmes.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Phar., May. 
 
 Addison's Disease. Case of . (Pepjier.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Clinical Lecture on a Case of . (Pepper.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Times. Dec. 8. 
 
 — And its Relations with Antematosls. (Pep- 
 per.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 -Case of . (Steadmau.) Boston Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour. Oct. 25. 
 
 Address. Valedictory. (Amick.) Cin. Med. 
 News, Aug. 
 
 — (Barrows.) N. E. Med. Gazette (B.), Aug. 
 
 — President's before tho Arkansas State 
 
 Medical Association, (Barry.) St. Louis Clin. 
 Rec, May. 
 
 — Annual Meeting Am. Med. Association. 
 (Bowditch.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 June 7. 
 
 — (Byford.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Dec. 
 
 — Annual . iByford.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 
 April. 
 
 — Introductory before tho Medico-Surgical 
 
 Society of Montreal, Nov. 2, 1877. (Campbell.) 
 Canada Med. Rec., Nov. 
 
 — To tho President. (Cunningham.) Ya. Med. 
 Monthly, Jan. 
 
 — Annual — before the Kansas City District 
 Medical Society. (Dougherty.) St. Louis Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — Inaugural . (Davis.) Nash. Jour. Med. 
 
 and Sur., Oct. 
 
 — Before tho Students of the Nashville Med. Col. 
 Oct. 1, 1877. (Eve.) R. and L. Med. Jour., 
 Nov. 
 
 — Annual to the Western Academy of Ho- 
 meopathy. (Franklin.) U. S. Med. Investi- 
 gator (B.), Jan. 1. 
 
 — Annual delivered before the Bathurst and 
 
 Rldeau Medical Association. (Grant.) Cana- 
 da Lancet, Feb. and July. 
 
 — To tho Alumni of the Medical College of Ohio. 
 (Green.) The Clinic, March 31. 
 
 — Annual before tho Tenth Annual Meeting 
 
 of tho Canada Medical Association, Sept. 12, 
 1877. (Hingston.) Canada Med. liec, Dec. 
 
 — An delivered to the Annual Meeting of 
 
 the Boston Microscopical Society. (Holmes.' 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., May 24. 
 
 — On Retiring from tho Presidency of the Alnm- 
 ri Association of Bellevue Hospital Medical 
 College. (Leale.) Va. Med. Monlhlij, Sept. 
 
 — Delivered to the Graduating Classes, Univer- 
 sity of Nashville and Vanderbiit University, 
 Feb. 22, 1877, (Menees.) Noah. Jour. 'led. and 
 Sur., March. 
 
 — (Osgood.) N. E. Med. Oasetlc iH.), June. 
 
 — (Pickai d.) Cin. Med. News, Oct. 
 
 — Introductory . (Small.) U. 8. Med. Inves- 
 tigator (B.), Nov. l.^. 
 
 — (Southworth.) Toledo Med. atid Sur. Jou ., 
 Aug. 
 
 — Valedictory to the Class of 1866 and '7. 
 
 (Spence.) OhioMed. and Sur. Rep. (B.), March. 
 
 — Inau<'ural . (StUwell.) Cin. Laiieel and 
 
 Obs., March. 
 
 — To tho Graduating Class of the Buffalo Med- 
 ical College, la77. (Stoddard.) Buffalo Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 -- Valedictory to the Graduating Class of 
 
 the Cincinnati College of Medicine and 8m- 
 gci-y. (Tliacker.) Cin. Med. News, April. 
 
 — Valedietiny to tho GJraduatea of Medicine, 
 
 Medical Faculty, University of Bishop's Col- 
 lege, Lenoxville. (TreuLoUue.) Canada Med, 
 Rec., April. 
 
 — Inaugural . (Vance.) Cin. Lancet and 
 
 Observer. Jan. 
 
 — Extract from an delivered before the 
 
 Southern Illinois Medical Association (Ward ■ 
 ner.) SI. Louis Clin. Rec.. Fib. 
 
 — Commencement . (West.) Cin. Lancet 
 
 and Observer, April. 
 
 Salival . (Thorn berry.) Am.Pract. 
 
 (Atlee.) 
 
 Adenitis. 
 
 May. 
 
 Adiiesions. Pelvic in Ovariotomy. 
 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Forcible Flexion in Fibrous . (Gardner.) 
 
 Canada Lancet, Oct. 
 
 Adulterations. (Mattison.) Am. Jour. Phar., 
 March. 
 
 — (Miller.) Am. Jour. Phar., Feb. 
 Agalactia-Urtica Urens. (Terry.) Borneo. 
 
 Times, April. 
 Aiken. As a Health Station. (Gcddings.) Char- 
 leston Med. Jour, and Rev., Jan. 
 
 Air. Observations on Treatment by Compressed 
 
 . (Baldwin.) North Am. Jour. Borneo., 
 
 May. 
 
 — Tho Respiration of Compressed and Rarefle<l 
 
 in Pulmonary Diseases. (Davis. Chicago 
 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., Oct. 
 
 — Dry antl Pliysical Degeneracy. (Vcrfli.) 
 
 U. S. Med. Investigator (B.j, June 15. 
 
 Albumen. On In tho Treatment of Pulmo- 
 nary Consumption. (Shuily.) Buf. Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 Albuminuria. At tho Seventh Month of Preg- 
 nancy. (Abbot.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Sept. 20. 
 
 — Case of . (Cook.) An. Med. Bi- Weekly, 
 
 Sept. 15. 
 
 — The Relation of to Pregnancy. (Martin.) 
 
 Canada Jour. Med. Science, Jan. 
 
 Alcohol and Diphtheria. (Chapman.) Cin. Med. 
 News, Nov. 
 
 — The Medicinal Use of as an Exciting 
 
 Cause of Inebriety. (Crothers.) Phila. Mea. 
 and Sttr. Rep., May 12. 
 
 — Now Method of Detecting when used op 
 
 an Adulterant of the Essential Oils. (Davy.) 
 Am. Jour. Phar., Nov. 
 
 — In Consumption. (Foster.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., Feb. 17. 
 
 — Its Effects In Health. Its Remedial Applica- 
 tions in Disease. Where and when should it 
 
 be used 1 (Kennedy.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Jun. 
 
 -Nolo on Recovering . (Lloyd.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Phar., June. 
 
 — On the Disposal of In Human Bodies. 
 
 McElroy.) Cin. Med. News, Oct. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 Aloohollo Coma. Roinaikftlilo Case of . 
 
 (Lunte.) Ji. and L. Med. Jour., Jan. 
 Alimentation and Medication. Some Prncti- 
 
 ciil Hints upon per Roctuu'. (Cliandler.) 
 
 Louisville Med. News, Sept. 22. 
 Alitiira Wine. (Delevan.) Cin. Med. News, 
 
 June. 
 Allcaloids. Notes on tbe DiHtributiou of the 
 
 in Cincboua Trees. (Howard.) Am. Jour. 
 
 I'har., Sept. 
 
 — Cini'lioua and their Salts. (King.) li. and 
 
 L. Med. Jour. , A ug. 
 
 — Composition of the and of Albuminoid 
 
 Bodies. (Mallot.) Va. Med. Monlhly, Jan. 
 
 Allgemeines Krankenbai's Wien. (Service of 
 Dr. Monto.) (Dulles.) I'hil. Med. Times, Aug. i. 
 
 Alstonia Constricta. (Catbcart.) Am. Borneo., 
 Oct. 
 
 Altitude and Climate. On in tlio Treat- 
 ment of I'lilniounry Pbtbisis. (Gleitsmauu.) 
 6' in. Med. News, March. 
 
 Amaurosis. Hysterical. (Lyncb.) Med. Brief, 
 July. 
 
 Anaber and Ambergrrls. (Qriveland.) U. S. 
 Med. Investigator (H.), July 15. 
 
 An>monia in Snake Bite. (Elder.) Phila. Med, 
 and Sur. Hep., Aug. 11. 
 
 — Injections of Carbolato of for Snako Bite. 
 
 (Knott.) Phila. Med. and Sur, Hep., July 28. 
 
 — Muriate of in Diphtheria. (Oglesby.) West- 
 ern Lancet, Dec. 
 
 — In Broucbial and Lung Troubles. (Patton.) 
 Va. Med. Monlhly, Feb., and Southern Med. Jtec., 
 March. 
 
 — Picrate of In Intermittent Fever. (Snider.) 
 
 Ohio Med, Recorder, Nov. 
 
 Ammonium Carbonate, and Fahrenheit up to 
 
 the nineties. (Wilder.) Am. Jour, Phar., Oct. 
 .VmmoniO'Cupric. Solution of . Sulphate 
 
 as a Tost for Grape-Sugar. (Power.) Atn. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Jan. 
 Amorphous Phosphorus. (Shrotter.) Bahne- 
 
 inunnian Monthly, March. 
 Amputated. Arm after dlflbse Cellulitis. 
 
 (ICeeu.; Phila. Med. Times, June 9. 
 Amputation. Of the Penis. (Barry.) St. Louis 
 
 Vlin. RecAug. 9. 
 
 — Of the Penis. (Qouley.) Louisville Med. News, 
 Sept. 15. 
 
 — Of tlio Hlp-Jolnt for Malignant Disease of the 
 Femur. (Cunningham.) Va. Med, Monthly, 
 Oct, 
 
 — Case of at the Hip Joint. (Townshend.) 
 
 Am. Jour, Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 — Of an Ann without Ligatures. (Milner.) Phila. 
 ifed. Times, Oct. 27. 
 
 — Report of Two Cases of through the Knee 
 
 Joint. (Mursick.) lioston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Jnty^S. 
 
 — Of tlieLeg after Compound Fracture Causing 
 Necrosis of Tibia and Fibula iind Disuaise of 
 Ankle Joint. (Keed.) Phila. Med. Times, March 
 17. 
 
 — Of the Neck of the Uterus. (Sell.) Phy. and 
 Phar., May. 
 
 — lutra^Ut'Tine. (Shcrtzcr.) Med. Brief, June. 
 
 — A Siicctsstiil Caiio of of the Thlsb Treiitcd 
 
 Antiseptic illy. (Stimson.) Southern Med. 
 liec.,Jun. 
 
 — Case of of Extensive Caries and Abscess 
 
 of tlio Tibia. (Wood.) I)elroilMed.JoKr.,Noi\ 
 
 Amputations. The Miiior in Cook Co. Hos- 
 
 pituls IJiuini? Eleven Years, ending Dec, 1875. 
 (l''enn.) ChicngoMcd. Jour, and A'x,, Oct. 
 
 — Antiquity of Tarso-Metatarsal . (Hub- 
 bard.) N. T. Med. lice. May 19. 
 
 — HowTliirty-flveCon-secutivo were success- 
 fully Treated a Century Ago. (Smith.) li.and 
 L. Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
 Amy! in Diseases of the Ear. (Si>encer.) St. 
 Louis Med. and Siir. Jour., June. 
 
 — Nitrate of in Ague. (Beebe.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. Hep., Sept. 15. 
 
 — Nitrate of in Tinnitus Aurlum. (Burnett. 
 
 N. y. Med. Jiec, Aug. 4. 
 
 — Nitrnte of in Dysmenorrhcea. (Hale.) 
 
 Ilahnemannian Monthly, March. 
 
 — Nitrite. Report on tlio Experimental Use of 
 
 In Ten Cijses of Pertussis. (Bayles.) Va. 
 
 Med. Monthly, Aug. 
 
 Anremia. On the I'alliolopy of Partial Cere- 
 bral . (Peters.) Ohio Med, and Sur. Jour., 
 
 Feb. 
 
 Aniesthesia. Local . (Banga.) Chicago 
 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — Discovery of . (Sims.) Ya. Med. Monthly, 
 
 May, anC II. and L. Med. Jour., J%ine. 
 
 — Atmospheric- —. (Eley.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur, Hep., April 21. 
 
 — By Rapid Breathing. (Wood.) Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Hep., March 24. 
 
 AnsBsthetic. What shall we Use 1 (Chis- 
 
 olm.) It. and L. Med. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Anaesthetisation Case of Death During 
 
 by Ether. (Robinson.) Va. Med. Monthly, April. 
 
 Analysis. Of Ten Samples of Baking Powder. 
 (Long.) New Hem., Sept. 
 
 Anatomy. On Comparative . (Allen.) Phila, 
 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., April 28. 
 
 — Recent Progress In . (Dwlght.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Siir. Joxir., March 1 ana Sept. 6. 
 
 — Report on the Progress of ana Surgery. 
 
 (McMurtry.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekly, June 9, 
 July 7 and 21. 
 
 — Contributions to Encephalic . (Spitzka.) 
 
 Chicago Jour. Ment. and Nerv. Dis., Oct. 
 
 — Sliould Comparative belncluded in a Med- 
 ical Course » (Wilder.) N.Y.Med, Jour., Oct. 
 
 Anchylosis. Of Shoulder Joint. (Frankel.) N. 
 Y. Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 -Synchronous of Left Shoulder and liight 
 
 Knee. )VauTagen.) Am. Borneo., July. 
 
 Anaemia. Progressive Pernicious . (Gard- 
 ner.) Canada Med. and Sur, Jotir., March. 
 
 — Progressive Pernicious . (Osier.) Canada 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 Aneurism. Of the Abdominal Aorta. (Brlggs.) 
 Na.ih. Jour. Med. and Sur., Feb. 
 
 — Aortic . (Brown.) St. Louis Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 — Of tli6 Aorta. (Montgomery.) Phila. Med, 
 Times, Sept. 1. 
 
 — Sixciises of of the Thoracic Aorta. (Oc- 
 
 terlony.) N. Y. Med, Jour., May. 
 
 — Of the Ai-ch of the Aorta. (Robins.) Phila. 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., Oct. !27. 
 
 — NewMethodof Curing Popliteal . (Burke.) 
 
 N. Y. Med, Jour., June. 
 
 — Popliteal mi.'<taken for Osteo-Sarcoma ; 
 
 Amputation. (Garesche.) St. Louis Clin. Hec., 
 June. 
 
 — Of the Popliteal Artery. (Harrison.) St. 
 Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 — Axillary 1 TationofthoRightSub-Clavian 
 
 Artery. (Furtiubarson.) Am. Jour. Med. Sci- 
 ences, April. 
 
 — Axillary ffuccossfully Treated by Shot Bag 
 
 Pressure. (Fry.) N. Y. Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — Case of or the luu(miujato Artery. (Fen- 
 
 wii'k.) Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — (Ilelrautli.) ir. S. Med. Investigator (U.), Feb. 1. 
 
 — Reuoit of Case of Femoral . (Hull.) Phihi. 
 
 Mm. Times, Sept. 1. 
 
 — Traumatic of the Supertlclal Femoral. 
 
 (Viukrey.) Am. l'rnct.,July, 
 
 — Case of Perioarditia, Suppurative of As- 
 cending Aorta. (Johusou.) Chicago Med. Jour, 
 and Ex., Oct. 
 
 — Case of A rterio- Venous in the Thigh 
 
 Treated by Compression. (Mason.) N.Y.Mm- 
 Jour., Atig. 
 
 — Of Hepatic Artery. (Osier.) Canada Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 — Of D' patio Artery. (Ross.) Canada Med. and 
 Sur. •r.,Juli/. 
 
 — On I ■ ises in which the External Iliac Ar- 
 tery w duocessf uUy Tied fortlio Cure of . 
 
INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 (Pciuborton.) Eclectic Med. and. Sur. Jour., 
 Feb. 
 
 — Remorkablo Case of andQcicreno. (Wea- 
 
 bcr ; X Y. Med. Eclectic, aept. 
 
 Ancnrismii. Cases Illustrating tbo DifSculties 
 
 in DiiiKiiosis aud Treutm«ut of of Lower 
 
 Extremities. (Uoberts.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 June I). 
 
 Angina Pectoris. (Lewis.) U. S. Med. Investir 
 giUur(U.), Fib. 15. 
 
 — Oil . (Peters.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 
 April. 
 
 — Case of . (Poynter.) Jl. and L. Med. Jour., 
 
 ScjjI. 
 
 — Duo to Ilenrt Clot. (Rawls.) Fa. Medical 
 Monllilij, March. 
 
 Animal Temperature. A contribution to tbe 
 
 Study of . (Bartbolow.) The Clinic, Feb. 10. 
 
 Annual Report. For Hampden District. (Cba- 
 
 piu.) lioslon Med. and Sur. Jour., July 20. 
 Anoplithalmns. Case of . (Murroll.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur, Rep. , Nov. 3. 
 Anosmia. Case of following a Blow on tbo 
 
 Occiput. (Kuigbt.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., Sept. 13. 
 Anthrax. Case of in tbo Patient over elgbty 
 
 years of Rpo ; Kecovery. (Morrell.) St. Louis 
 
 Clin. Record, Feb. 
 
 — (V.in Viilkenlturg.) iV. Y. Med. Eclectic, Sept., 
 and Eclectic Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Anthropolofo^. Tbo Now System of . (New- 
 ton.) Cancer Jour., July. 
 4nthropometer. New (Gibbs.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 Antidotes. An Expose of Opium (Matti- 
 
 eon.) Ohio Med. Recorder, May. 
 Antipyretics. (Maxson.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rei)., Feb. 10. 
 Antipyretic Action. On the Principles of 
 
 (Ma> B.) y. Y. Med. Jour., Feb. 
 Antropine vs. Morpbino (Spottswood.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., Oct. C. 
 Anus. Abnormal of Six Years' Duration. 
 
 A BiicceRsiul Operation for its cure. (Hudson.) 
 
 Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — Imperforated . (McCoy.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 
 Sciences, July. 
 
 — Artificial From Traumatic Causes. (Rains.) 
 
 R. and L. Med. Jour., July. 
 
 Aorta. Abdominal Nearly Severed by a 
 
 Bullet. (Bradley.) Detroit Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 Aphasia. Partial without Appreciable Le- 
 sion of Island of Reil. (Wood.) Am. Jour, 
 Med, Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Cliuieal Lecture on . (Yandell.) Buffalo 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov, 
 
 — Case of 8yi)bilitic . (Yandell, Jr.) Louis- 
 
 v-ille Med. Nttcs, Dec. 8. 
 
 — Cllnieal Lecture on . (Yandell, Jr.) Louis- 
 ville Med. News, Dec. 15. 
 
 Aphonia. Of Ten Months' Duration from Para- 
 lysis of the ArytcnoidouaPropiius Muscle, etc. 
 (Robinson.) Avi. Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 —And Dyspnoea. (Whittaker.) The Clinic, 
 
 Jan. 13. 
 
 Aphorism.s. In Fracture. (Cowling.) Louisville 
 Med. Netos, Dec. 29. 
 
 Aphthae. (Peters.) Va. Med. Monthly, May. 
 
 Apis. la Diphtheria. (Nash.) JIahnemannian 
 Monthly, Feb. 
 
 Apacynum Cannahlnnm, or Indian Hemp. 
 (Van Valkenburg.) N. Y. Med. Eclectic, May. 
 
 Apoplexy. Case of Puerperal . (Brucbacb.) 
 
 Am. Med. Bi-Weeldy, March 17. 
 
 — Case of with Contracted Pupils. (Rid- 
 
 <lell.) Va. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 Apparatus. On tbo Simpllilcatlon of the Or- 
 thopedic . (Audi'ows.) Arch. Clin. Sur., 
 
 April. 
 
 — Soda Water . (Anon.) Neio Rem., June. 
 
 — For Measuring Irregularity in the length of the 
 
 Lower Extremities . (Collins.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — 8i)ray Producing for Throwing Carbolic 
 
 Acid Spray, etc. (Hank.) Am. Jour. Obt., 
 April. 
 
 — Vas<»-Motor . (Lord.) North Am. Jour. 
 
 Borneo., Feb. 
 
 — A Description of the Instruments and of 
 
 tbo Author, with Directions tor their Use in 
 Oi>eration« on tbo Genito-Urinary Organs. 
 (Otis.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 — New for Antiseptic Surgery. (Sass.) N.T. 
 
 Med, Jour,, March, 
 
 Aqnte AledicataD. (Kennedy.) Am, Jour. Phar., 
 Jan. 
 
 Argentum and Silium. (Woodyatt.) U. S. Med. 
 
 Investigator (U.), Dec. 1. 
 -Nitricum. In Diseases of the Kidneys. 
 (Prcstou.) Iluhncmannian Monthly, April. 
 
 Arnica. The Poisonous Effects of . (Earle.) 
 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept, 
 
 — In rncrpcral Peritonitis. (Ehrman.) U. S. Med. 
 Investigator (M.J, May 15. 
 
 Arsenic. Estimation of — in Wall Paper and 
 Green Tarlctau. (Ker.uy.) New Rem., Aug, 
 
 — Separat ion of from Organic Matter. (Mil- 
 ler.) Louisville Med. News, June 2. 
 
 Arsenical Compounds. Ready Test for 
 
 (Galllard.) Am. Jour. Phar., March. 
 
 Arthritis. Subacute Rheumatic . (Davis.) 
 
 Phila. Med. aud Sur. Rep., April 11. 
 
 — Case of Rheumatic. (Doane.) Med, Brief, 
 Aug, 
 
 — Suppurative Following Acute Rheuma- 
 tism. (Gibuey.) N. Y. Med. Rec., Aug. 2,'>. 
 
 Articular Diseases. On some Mooted Questions 
 
 in Kclutiou to . (Bauer.) St. Louis Clin. 
 
 Rec, Aug, 
 
 Artificial Feeding of Infants . (Beebe.) Am. 
 
 Homeo., Aug. 
 
 Ascitis . Case of Accompanied with General 
 
 Anasarca. (Downs.) Toledo Med. atid Sur. 
 Joxtr,, Nov. 
 
 — Two Cases of Successfully Treated with 
 
 Iodine Ii^jections. (Ford.) Canada Lancet, 
 Feb. 
 
 — Case of . (Hoyt.) Cin. Med. Advance (H.), 
 
 March. 
 
 Aspergillus in tbo Ear. (Hall.) Am. Jour. 
 Med. Sciences, Ajyril. 
 
 Aspiration in Hernia . (Parsons.) Homeo. 
 
 Times, Jan. 
 
 — Ill Complicated Cases of Pleural Effusions. 
 (Pepper.) Phila. Med. Times, May 2C, June 
 O.and Aug. 4. 
 
 — Remarks on . (Hooper.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 
 Jan. 
 
 — Of the Perineum as a Means of Draining the 
 
 Lower Part of the Pelvic Cavity . (White.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Dec, 15. 
 
 Aspirator. A Handy . (Pitch.) N, Y. Med. 
 
 Jour., Nov. 
 
 — Ou the use of the in Hydropborax. (Gil- 
 bert.) Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Pica for the Early Uso of the in Pelvic Cel- 
 lulitis. (Oeterloiiy.) Va. Med. Monthly, Oct., 
 and Cin. Med. News, Dec. 
 
 — Tbo Uso of tbo in Retention of Urine. 
 
 (Shepherd.) The Clinic, March 24. 
 
 Asthenopia. Accommodative and Muscular 
 
 . (Castle.) Phila, Med. and Sur. Rep., Sept. 
 
 8. 
 
 Asthma. General Pathology of . (Bums.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 20. 
 
 — What is tbo Relation Botweeu and Con- 
 sumption 1 (Cleveland.) T/i^ Clinic, Nov. 10. 
 
 — Relief for . (Fontaine.) Am. Med. Bi- 
 weekly, Jan. 0. 
 
 Astigmatism. On the Corneal Resulting 
 
 from Weber's Curvilinear Section and ou the 
 Causes of Astif^uiatism after Extraetious in 
 General. (Weiws.) Arch. Ophtluil. and Olol., 
 Vol. VL, Page 432. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 AatrlnKenta. Uses and Abuses of and Cnus- 
 
 tlcB Id the Treatment of £ye Disease. ((:'ir- 
 ry.) Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Ataxy. Locomotor. (Strain.) Med. Brief, July. 
 
 Atheroma. Of the Blood Vessels. (Bradford.) 
 Borneo. Times, June. 
 
 Atomiser. New . (Burrell.) N. Y. Med. 
 
 Rec., Aug. 26. 
 
 Atresia Tagrina. Remarks upon the Subject of 
 
 . (lAndifl.) NathviUe Jour. Med. and Sur., 
 
 July. 
 
 — Operation for In Married Women. (Lente.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Oba., Jan. 
 
 — With Retention of the Menses. (Maxwell.) 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 Atrophy. Case of Unilateral Idiopathic Cuta- 
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 — Contribution to the Etioloev of Optic Nerve 
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 Atropia. Salicylate of and its Application 
 
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 Attenuation. Concerning . (Edmonds.) U. 
 
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 — (Pearsou.) Chicago Med. Times, Aug. and Oct. 
 
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 New Hem., Feb. 
 Balsam of Pern. Carbollzed as a Dressing 
 
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 Balsamum Pemvlanom. (Hale.) North Am. 
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 N. Y.Med. Rec., Aug. 11. 
 
 — Circular as a Remedy in Thoracic Affec- 
 
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 — The Circular as a Remedy in Thoracic 
 
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 Barks. CHiemistry of the of the Oak, Wil- 
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 Barnes Dilator. Description of an Improved 
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 Bartholow. Brief R^oinder to some Recent 
 
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 Banham's Mixture. And Hflller's Elixir. 
 (Weigund.) Am. Jour. Phar., May. 
 
 Bath. Tlie Electric . (Schweig. ) PA«a. Med. 
 
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 — The Moderr Turkish . (Wilson.) Alianlu 
 
 Mill. aiiU Siir. Jour., Feb. 
 
 <- The 'I'licrapeutio Action and Uses of the Turk- 
 
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 Mercurial Vapor . (Yandell.) Am. Pract., 
 
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 Bean. Removed from External Auditory Mea- 
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 Bearded Woman. Case of a . (Luhrlng.) 
 
 Arch. Dermatol., April, 
 
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 Bed after Delivery. How Long Ought Women 
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 Beeswax. On an Artificial Substitute for . 
 
 (Hell.) Am. Jour. Plutr., Feb. 
 
 Bellatlonna. Comparison of Nux Vomica, 
 
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 — Evidence aut' Conclusions on the Antagonism 
 
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 — One-sidod AoUon of . (Smith.) N. Y. Med. 
 
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 — in Dysentery. (Smith.) Nash. Jour. Med. and 
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 — Unilateral Action of . (Tausley.) N. Y. 
 
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 — Essay on .(Todd.) Atlanta M .and Sur. 
 
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 Bellevue. A Lesson or two from . (Dewey.) 
 
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 Bensoln. Compound Tincture of . (Miller.) 
 
 Aw. Med. Hi- Weekly, AjjriliS. 
 Berberlna. Note on Hypophosphite of . 
 
 (Lloyd.) Am. Jour Phar., July. 
 
 Bibulons Paper. And Its Uses in the Trentment 
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 Bl-Lateral Section. Operation of . (Palmer.) 
 
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 — Division. Cases Treated by of the Cervix 
 
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 Biliousness. And its Management. (Father- 
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 Birth Bate. The Period of Maximum. (Lan- 
 
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 Bismuth. Glycerlteof Nitrate of . (Moor- 
 
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 — Glycerol of Nitrate of . (Squire.) Am. 
 
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 — Sub-N.itrateof in Typhoid Fever. (Stro- 
 
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 Bladder. A Scries of Cases. (Biggar.) Ohio 
 
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 — Coucentrix Hypertrophy of tlie . (Dawson.) 
 
 Arch Clin. Sur., Jan., and Tlie Clinic, Feb. 3. 
 
 Bleaching Powder. The Chemical Constitution 
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 Bleeding:. At the Cord. (Petit.) Southern Med. 
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 Blepnaritis. And Ametropia. (Keyser.) Phila. 
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 — Ciliaris. The Relation of to Ametropia. 
 
 (Roosa.) Am. .^oitr. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Graphltis. Mercurlus Sol ; Petroleum. (Wood- 
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 Blepharo-PIasty. Case of . (Reuling.) Va. 
 
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 — Spasm. Cured by Inhalation of Nitrite of 
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 Blindness. On the Etiology and Prophylaxis 
 
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 BliHtcriuff. In Typho-Euterltis. (Binkerd.) 
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 Blood. History of the Discovery of the Circu- 
 
 
 
8 
 
 iiJDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
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 — Coliug tlio in Typhoid Fevor. (KU)be,) 
 
 Phil. Med. and Sur. Itep., Scpl. 1. 
 
 — Now Method for tho Quantitative Determina- 
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 —"circulation of the Subjectively Seen. 
 
 (White.) ^Im. Jour, Med. Siienee8,Jan. 
 
 — Corpuscles. On tho Identity of tho Rod in 
 
 tho Uili'ereut Races of Maukiud. (Richardson.) 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Lettiiio:. In Puerperal Convulsions. (Riggs.) 
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 — Vessels. On the and the Circulation in the 
 
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 (Moos.) Arch. Oplhal. and OloL, Vol. YL, Page 
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 Boards of Health. Their Scope and Power. 
 
 (Verdi.) JV. £. Med. Gazelle (U.), Sept. 
 Boils. Treatment of by Sulphide of Calcium. 
 
 (Smith.) Arch. Clin. Sur., April. 
 Boue. Disease of . (Helmuth.) V. S. Med. 
 
 Intcstiyaior {H.), Feb. 1. 
 
 — Case of a Boy with Partial Absence of the 
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 — Clinical Lectures on Diseases of the . (New- 
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 — Surgical Treatise on . (VonTagen.) Homeo. 
 
 Times, Dec. 
 
 Bony Formation. Cane of in tho Place of 
 
 the Lens. (McDowell.) 7a. Med. Monthlu, 
 
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 Bonnets. Grand Appareil, etc. iSayre.) Phila. 
 
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 Boolcs. Hints on the use of by Students and 
 
 Assistants in Phaimaey. (Moore.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Phar., April. 
 Botany. Inits Relations with Medicine. (Grant.) 
 
 Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jottr., Oct. 
 Botanical Microscopy. (Hunt.) Gin. Med. News, 
 
 July. 
 Bowel Complaints. (Perkins.) Eclectic Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 Brain. To the Ear. (Chenery.) Boston Med. 
 
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 — Physiology of the . (Dupuy.) N. T. Med. 
 
 Jotir., May. 
 
 — Concussion of the . (Nixon.) Pacific Med. 
 
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 — Caseof Pofteningof the . (Parks.) lioston, 
 
 Med. anu Sur. Jour., Nov. 8. 
 
 — Softening of the . (Styles.) Eomeo. Times. 
 
 Nov. 
 
 — Softeningof the . (Webber.) Boston Med. 
 
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 — Clinical Lecture on Traumatism of the . 
 
 (Wood.) Phila. Med. Times, Brpt. 29. 
 
 — Disease. Of Children. (Scales.) N. E. Med. 
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 — FhospHates. (Percy.) Nash. Jour. Med. and 
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 Breast Troubles. In Infants. (Eley.) Phila. 
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 Breech. Delivery of tho , with Forceps. 
 
 (Fruitnlght.) T a. Med. Monthly, Jtily. 
 Bright's Disease. Practical Remarks on tho 
 
 Diagnosis of the Early btage of . (Arnold.) 
 
 Md. Med. Jour., May. 
 
 — Three Cases of of the Kidneys, Detected 
 
 by tho Ophthalmoscope. (Cheatham.) Louis- 
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 — Case of Subacute . (Deaderlck.) Nash. 
 
 Jour. Med. and Sur., Nov. 
 
 — (Kinsman.) Ohio Med. Recorder, June. 
 
 — Chronic of th Kidneys. (Prewitt.) St. 
 
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 -Treated Houieopathically. (Shepard.) Hah- 
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 — Case of , of Sfechauical Origin. (Ward.) 
 
 N. Y. 2led. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Bromides. Tho Abuse and Use of . (Scguin.) 
 
 Chicago Jour. Ment, and Ntr. Dis.,July. 
 
 Broncliial Tubes. The Anatomy of the > 
 
 (Walsh.) Atu. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 Bronchitis. Au interesting case of and 
 
 Diphtheria. (Doane.) Med. Brief, Jan. 
 
 — (Russ.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Feb. 
 
 — General , Bronchial Hemorrhage, General 
 
 Cardiac Hypertroiiia, andDilation at the Apex. 
 (Loomis.) N. Y, Med. liec., Aug. 18. 
 
 Brouchocele. Operation for . (Passage.) 
 
 11. and L. Med. Jotir., Nov. 
 Broth. Animal as an Aliment in Disease. 
 
 (Horton.) N. Y. Med. Jour., Feb. 
 Brown-Sequarrt Ti'eatment. Result of the 
 
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 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 27. 
 
 Bryonia. In Irritable Heart. (Hale.) Eahne- 
 
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 BufEiilo Lithia Springs. Medicinal Properties 
 
 of tho , ot Mcckluuburg Co., Va. (Houston.) 
 
 Va. Med. Monthly, Feb. 
 Bum. Case of Severe . (McClean.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., May 3. 
 
 — Four Cases of Severe . (Yandell, Jr.) Lo/uis- 
 
 zille Med. News, Aug. 18. 
 
 Bums. (Dugas.) N. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 March. 
 
 Bursae. Treatment of Enlarged about the 
 
 Knee-Joint, with Cases. (Toland.) Westert^ 
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 Cnsarlan Section. Remarkable Cases Requir- 
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 Jtily. 
 
 — Successful Case of , after Seven Days' La- 
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 Caffeina. Extraction of from Guarana. 
 
 (Green.) Am. Jour. Phar., July. 
 Calcification. Successful of Tuberculosi « of 
 
 the Lungs. (Both.) JV^. r. Meil. Bee., Juh/ 21. 
 Calculi. Case of Biliary , Duodenit and 
 
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 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Nephritic . (Haine.) Pacific Med. and r. 
 
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 — Removal of Urinary . (Armstrong.) Can- 
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 — Urinary . (Dell'Orto.) iV. O. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., March. 
 
 — Extraordinary Case of Urinary . (Mac- 
 
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 Calculus. Large through the Urethra. 
 
 (Biggar.) Ohio Med. atid Sur, Bep. (11.), Jan. 
 
 — Case of Oxalate of Lime , Weighing Five 
 
 and One-half Ounces, Successfully Removed 
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 — Notes upon Salivary . (Richet.) Ohio 
 
 Med. anil Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 — Case of Salivary . (Tauszky.) Arch. OHn, 
 
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 — Case of Urinary , Lithotomy ; Recovery. 
 
 (McLean.) Wenlem Lancet, Oct. 
 
 — Small . (Naucrede.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 Oct. 13. 
 
 — Table Containing Ninety-six Cases of Vesical 
 
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 — Removal of Urethral in a Child, by Ure- 
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 — Case of Vesical , etc. (Gray.) St. Louis 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Calisthenics. (Anon.) The Sanitarian, Jan. 
 
 Calomel. Tho Action of Certain Manipulations 
 
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 July. 
 
 — On the Modern Neglect of in Certain Dis- 
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 — On tlie Alteraliility of and tlio Pi craution 
 
 Necessary in its Therapeutical Employments. 
 (Jolly.) Am. Jour. I'luir., Dec, 
 
 Camping Out. Thoranoutlcally Considered. 
 
 (Gibbons.) Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 Camphor. Tho Monobromide of \n Mwtur- 
 
\Ti 
 
 CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 •9 
 
 and 
 
 batlon. (Sherman.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 
 April 7. 
 Canabis Indlca. And Tabacoum. (LlUenthal.) 
 
 North Am. Jour, Homeo., Nov. 
 Cancer. Of the Bladder and Frostate. (Bulch.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Ana. 
 
 — Ot the LI vor. (Bell.) Canada Med. and Sur. 
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 — Ol' the XnnRS. (Bovan.) Chicago Med. Jour, 
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 — Tlio Anatouiy of Villous. (Danforth.) Chicago 
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 — (Ilelmutli.) V. S.MedT. Investigator (H.), Feb. 1. 
 
 — Case of Hepatic with Keiuarlts. (LeRoux.) 
 
 N. O. Med. and Bur, Jour., May. 
 
 — Remarkable Case of . (McLiiish.) Quar, 
 
 Cancer Jour., Oct. 
 
 — AndPlitliisis. (Miller.) Am. Pract., July. 
 
 — Treatiiiiint of an Epithelial of the Toiigno 
 
 ■witli Ipjectious of Nitrate of Silver. (NittuUi.) 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., May. • 
 
 — Of the Tongue. (Newton.) N. Y, Med. Eclectic, 
 July. 
 
 — Ouservations on the Cause and Treatment of 
 
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 Cancer Jour., Oct, 
 
 — How Treated. Cases Cured. (Newton.) X, Y, 
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 — How Treated. Cases. (Newton.) Cancer 
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 — Sfirrhus. (Newton.) N. T. Med. Eclectic, 
 
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 — Case of of the Vertebra with Infiltrations 
 
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 — Gastro-Duodenal. (Reynolds.) Phila. Med. 
 
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 — (Walz.) Cin. Med. A dvanee (H.), May. 
 
 — Encephaloid of Left Kidney in a cldldtwo 
 
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 — pEucephaloid of the Lymphatic Glands of 
 
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 — Encephaloid in a Child two years and 
 
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 — Encephaloid of the Liver in a Child. 
 
 (Ijewis.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., April. 
 
 — lutra-Thoracio Involving Pleura, Dia- 
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 — Intra-Thoraclc . (Pooley.) Ohio Med. and 
 
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 — Case of Medullary of the Stomach, Liver, 
 
 McBiiitery, and Omentum. (Brown.) The Clin- 
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 — Medullary of the Prostates, etc. (Gray.) 
 
 St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 — Case of Medullary of the Posterior Medi- 
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 Louisville Med. News, Sept. 1. 
 
 — Case of of tlie Stomach. (Frankenberg.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 — Of the Stomach. (Mott.) Canada Lancet, 
 Oct. 
 
 — Case of in the Female Urethra. (Thomas.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs.,Jan. 
 
 Cancers. On the Radical Treatment of Uterine 
 
 . (Oodell.) Vhila. Med. and Sur. liep,, 
 
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 CantharlH Case. (Ferris.) 77. S, Med, Investi- 
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 Capsules. The Filling of Wafer . (Wharton.) 
 
 Am Jour, rhar., Aug. 
 Carbuncle. Treatment of . (Dibrell.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. liep., March 31, and Southern 
 
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 — Treatment of . (Leitner.) Southern Med. 
 
 UfC . .lug. 
 
 — Whilhiw and Ingrowing of Nails. (Newton.) 
 Soulliern Med, lice, Dec, 
 
 — Malignant . (Wiendahl.) JV. O. Med. and 
 
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 Carbuncles. Personal Experience of . (Gib- 
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 Carcinoma. Acute of Breast. (Ashhurst.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, Juli/ 7. 
 
 — (Cabin.) Phy. and Phar., Nov. 
 
 — Recurring in tLo Vicinity of a Cicatrix left 
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 — Of the Liver without Enlargement or Rough- 
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 — Uteri. (Pundenborg.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
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 — The Patliology aud Treatment of . (Hor- 
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 — Of Stomach, etc. (Parish.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 July 7. 
 
 — Of Stomach, causing Constriction four inches 
 above the Pylorus, with Corresponding Cou- 
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 Phila. Med. Times, June 0. 
 
 Cardamon Cultivation. In Mysore. (Anon.) 
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 Cardiac Diseases. The Mechanism and Treat- 
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 . (Robinson.) N. Y. Med. Ilec., Nov. 21. 
 
 — Valvular Disease. Heart, Liver and Kidneys 
 
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 Cardiograplilo. AndSyphigraographlc Studies. 
 
 (Keyt.) N. Y. Med. Jour., July. 
 Caries. Dental ; its Influence upon the 
 
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 Cin. Lancet and Obs., Feb. 
 
 — Of the Spine. (Wyman.) Toledo Med. and 
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 Camomania. (Beclrwith.) Cin. Med. Advance 
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 Catliartic Action. The Principles of . 
 
 (Mays.) N. Y. Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 Cartilage. Loose in Knee Joint. (Cham- 
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 Case. An Interesting . (Baer.) Cin. Med. 
 
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 — Peculiar . (Barrows.) N. E. Med. Oazette 
 
 (U.J, Nov. 
 
 — For Diagnosis. (BeU.) Toledo Med. and Sur. 
 .Tour. , Jan. 
 
 — In Practice. (Bodman.) Toledo ited. and Sur. 
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 — An Interesting (Glenn.) Med, Brief, Aug. 
 
 — Rar<' . (Bntler.) Uomeo. Times, Nov. 
 
 — Unique . (Cleaver.) Louisville Med. News, 
 
 June 16. 
 
 — Peculiar . (Cobleigh.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. liep,, Julyl. 
 
 — Curious . (Crane.) Ohio Med. Recorder, 
 
 March. 
 
 — A . (Forbes.) Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., 
 
 May. 
 
 — History of a Complicated with Autopsy, 
 
 (luce.) XT. S Med. Inrcsligator (U.), Oct. 1. 
 
 — With Remarks. (Palmer.) Louisville Med. 
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 — Communicated. (Roberts.) Canada Med. 
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 Cases. Three . (Capen.) N. E. Med. Ga- 
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 — In Practice. (Dyer.) Southern Med. Ree., 
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 — From Practice. (Colburn.) jV. E. Med. Ga- 
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 — (Hoopes.) Uahtiemanninn Monthly, April. 
 
 — (Koeek.) Htihnemanniun, Monthly, May, and 
 Cm. Med. Advance (U.) , Oct. 
 
 — A Dozen from nn Old Journal. (LUien- 
 
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 — From my Note B( (Mullins.) Cin. Med. 
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 — Cduvalcseent . (Sayre.) Phila. Med. and 
 
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 — Report of . (Smart.) Toledo Med. and 
 
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 — In Practice. (Smith.) Detroit Med. Jour., 
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 — (Toek.) Detroit Med. Jour,, May^ 
 
r 
 
 10 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 — (Todd.) Am. Jour. Med. Science*, Jxdy. 
 
 — Notes on . (Turuor.) Fhila. lied. Times, 
 
 Jan. 0. 
 
 Cassia Trade. On the In Cblnii. (Hlrth Du 
 
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 Catalepsy. Case of . (Dii SauUo.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep. (R.),Jan. 
 Catarrh. Acute of tlio Middle Ear. (Amick.) 
 
 Viii. Med. News, Sent. 
 
 — Gastric . (Bartholow.) The Clinic, 
 
 Dec. 1. 
 
 — Tlierapeutics of . (Buck.) Ohio Med. and 
 
 Sur. liev. (H.), July. 
 
 — A Fcw'Practical SuKKCstions Concenilng Ex- 
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 Sur. Jour., Nifv. 1. 
 
 — Clironlo of the Bladder Cured by Chlma- 
 
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 — On . (Reynolds.) Fhila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rep., May ^6. 
 
 — Clironlo Aural . (Simpson.) Atlanta Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — Kotes on Nasal . (Farrington.) Borneo. 
 
 Times, Jtine. 
 
 — Case of Clironlo Nasnl . (Friese.) Hah- 
 
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 — Niisal . (Lo Hardy.) Atlanta Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Nasal . (Ockford.) Cin. Med. Advaticc 
 
 (H.), Dee. 
 
 — Naso-Pliaryngeal . (Smith.) Pacific Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 Catarrhal Aflboiions. Local Indications in 
 
 Clironlo of the Uterus, etc. (Beebe.) Am. 
 
 Borneo., Nov. 
 
 — Diseases. Remarks on a Comparison of 
 
 tlio Weather Reports with of Children. 
 
 (Keating.) Fhila. Med. Times, July 7. 
 
 - Putieuts. Feet of - 
 Monthly, July. 
 
 (Ruiubold.) Va. Med. 
 
 Catarrhas SoiTocations. Abstract of n r" .il 
 
 Lcrturoon Neonatorum. (Monti.) i uUa. 
 
 Med. Times, Feb. 3. 
 
 Cataract. Two Interesting Cases of Traumatic 
 . (Cheatham.) Louisville Med. News, Aug. 
 
 IH. 
 
 — Extraction. (Taylor.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 April. 
 
 — Report and Remarks on a Fourth and Fifth 
 
 Hundred Extractions, According to Von 
 
 Gracfe's Method. (Kuapp.) Arch. Ophthal. 
 and Otol., Vol. VI.,pngeT. 
 
 — Beullo in a Colored Woman One Hundred 
 
 Years old. (Llndsley.) Nash. Jour, of Med. 
 and Sur., Nov. 
 
 — Two New Instniments for Secondary 
 
 Operation. (Straw bridge.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, April. 
 
 Catechn. Tincture of . (Genois.) Ain. 
 
 Jour. Fhar., March. 
 
 Catheter. Hueter's Flat Male and his Mode 
 
 of Ascertaining the Dilatability of tho Male 
 Uretlira. (Rose.) N. Y. Med. Rec., Sept. 8. 
 
 — Gauge. Now . (Anderson.) N. T. Med. 
 
 Rec. , Oct. C. 
 
 — Broken Off. After Maklnij a False Passage, 
 Extrutti'd by Perineiil Section. (Pooley.) 
 Fhila. Med. Times, May 12. 
 
 Catheter. How to Introduce tho in Ob- 
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 Cautery. Tho Actual in Spasms, Paralysin, 
 
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 Cell Doctrine. Tho in tho Light of Recent 
 
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 Cell Pathology. Explorations in . (New- 
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 CeUuUtls. Peri-Uterine . (Carr.) Am. Obs. 
 
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 Centrlcs. Excentrlcs and Logic . (Braun.i 
 
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 Cephalalgia. Tho Thernpcntics of Pe^"iodical 
 
 . (Brudnack.) Buffalo Med. and Svr. Jour., 
 
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 Cephalic Version. By the External Bi-Polar 
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 with Introductory Remarks. (Holt.) N. O. 
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 Cerebellnm. Case Bearlngiipon the Argument 
 
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 (Tyson.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 Cerebral Lobes. On tho Functions of tho . 
 
 (Luutenback.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
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 Cereus Bonplandll. And Ccreus Graudiflorus. 
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 Cerium. Oxalate of In Nausea and Vomit- 
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 Chancres. The Treatment of . (Porter.) 
 
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 Chancroid. OnlhoTreatme'.'; of . (Green- 
 
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 Chancroids. Treatment of . (Piffanl.) 
 
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 Charlatanry. In Destructive Diseases. 
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 Chemical Testing. A System of - 
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 Chemistry. Questions in . (Wenzell.) I'a- 
 
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 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. i. 
 
 Chicken Obcsard Tea. (Crawford.) Nash. 
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 Childbed. Ccmtrlhntlons to tho Pntholopy of 
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 Children's Clinic. (Hall.) U. S. Med. Investi- 
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 — for Modi- 
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CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
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 Am. Observer (//.)• Jan. 
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 — SulpLuto in Neuralgia witli General De- 
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 (Alexander.) Med. Brief, July, 
 
 Chionanthus Vlrglnlca. In Jaundice. (Oueni- 
 
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 Chloral. Croton in Dentirttry. (Clobome.) 
 
 N. X. Med. lice. May 19. 
 
 — Death from Twenty Grains of . (Ingals.) 
 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., March. 
 
 — In Etlampsla. (Masten.) I'hila. Med. and Sur. 
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 — In E(''«:np8ia. (Wldding.) I'hila. Med. and 
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 Chloral Hydrate. In Scalds and Bums. (Kid- 
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 — Extraordinary Tolerance of a Poisonous Dose 
 
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 — (Larrabec.) Va. Med. Monthly, Sept. 
 
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 Cblorodyne. (Karuhum.) Boston Med. and 
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 Burrows. Blectic Med. and 
 
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 — Thoughts on 
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 (Bennett.) Am. Med. Bi- Weekly, Sept. 29. 
 
 — Sluill the Use of as an Anasthctlc be 
 
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 —Necessity of C autfon i n the Employment of 
 
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 Choked Disk. Observations on Following 
 
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 Cholaemiik (Chose.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Re})., 
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 Cholera. On the Introduction of and oth«;r 
 
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 — Appendix to an Article on the Introduction of 
 
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 --Infantum. Experiencoin . (Boyce.) V. 
 
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 — (Brewster.) Uuhnemannian Monthly, .Tuly. 
 
 — (Coleman.) Nashville Jour. Med. and Sur., 
 July. 
 
 — (Kinp.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Oct. 
 
 — (Preston.) Am. Homeo., Sept. 
 
 — On the Treatment of the Cold Stage of . 
 
 (Wells.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Aug. 
 
 — Morbus. Management of Cases of . (Pike.) 
 
 Soulhem Med. Rec, April. 
 
 Chorea. Some Cases of Syphilitic . (Alison.) 
 
 Am. .Tour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 — On the Treatment of . (Leo.) Md. Med. 
 
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 — (Winslow.) Uuhnemannian Monthly, May. 
 
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 Choroiditis Disseminata. (Newton, Jr.) If. Y, 
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 Churchill's Tincture of Iodine. (Parvin.) Am, 
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 Cicatrix. From Severe Bum. (Helmuth.) Am. 
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 Cicatrices. New Operation for the Obliteration 
 
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 Cimlclfiiffa Bacemora. In Nervous Apprehen- 
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 (McDongall.) Am. Homeo., Nov. 
 
 Cina. A Study, with Glossaries. (Dcschcre.) 
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 Cinchona. In the Treatment of Intermittent 
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 (Wood) Am.Jour.Phar.,Jan. 
 
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 Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec, 
 
 Clnchonidla. Sulphate of as an Anti- 
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 — Sulphate . (Hobbs.) Louisville Med. News, 
 
 Nov. 24. 
 
 — Sulphate of . (Cropper.) Md. Med. Jour., 
 
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 — Sulphate of and Sulphate of Quinine. 
 
 (Love.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., May, 
 and Southern Med. Rec, June. 
 
 — Sulphate of . (Polk.) Southern Med. Rec, 
 
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 —Sulphate of (Rafferty.) Philn. Med. and 
 
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 — In Malarial Fever. (Nelson.) Va. Med. Month- 
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 Cinchonlsm. Ciiso of Supposed . (Mouny.) 
 
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 Cincho-Quinlne. (Hamilton.) N. T. Med. Rec, 
 
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 — (King.) Southern Med. Rec, Jitlii, Phy. and 
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 — (Miittisou ) N. y. Med. Rec, .Ian. C. 
 
 — What is . (Tayloi-.) Atlanta Med. atul 
 
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 Circiuncision. (Briggs.) Nash. Jour. Med. 
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 Cirrhosis. Case of of the Liver nnd Kid- 
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 Civic Cleanliness— Boston. (James.) TJie Sani- 
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 Classification and Causation of Disease. 
 (.Toliusou.) Chicago Med. Jour, atul Ex., 
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 Cleft Palate. Case of . (Michael.) Md. 
 
 Med, Jour,, Sept, 
 
 i 
 
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 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 — And Stapliyloraphy. (Parsons.) Am. Observer 
 
 (Lento.) N. r. Med. liec.. 
 
 % f 
 
 (IL). Mure 
 Climate of Florida. 
 
 — NaMHuu. (Prince.) N. Y. Med. liec, March 31. 
 
 Cllmatologry. Sclcntlflc . (James.) TT. S. 
 
 Mat. liirrstigator (U.), Dec.l. 
 
 — Of Florida. (Stout,) U. S. Med. Investigator 
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 — (Wright.) Ilomcn. Times, March. 
 
 CUnlo. College of PhyHieinns and Surgeons, 
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 Cllnlral Cases. (Carlton.) Jlomeo. Times, March. 
 
 — (Peunoycr.) U. S. Med. Investigator {II.), 
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 — (Pettit.) N. O. Med. and Sur. Jmir., Jan. 
 
 — From Practice. (Vilas.) Am. Ilomeo., Oct. 
 
 — (Wait.) Borneo. Times, Dec. 
 
 — Contribution. (Octcrlony.) Am. PracL, April. 
 
 — Contributions. (.Stow.) irflf*»JCWonntVrnJfon</i- 
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 — Lecture. (Dawson.) The Clinic, June 30. 
 
 — (Hawkes.) U. S. Med. Investigator (U.), April 
 l.'j. 
 
 — (Helmuth.) Am. Observer (11.), July. 
 
 — Lectures. (Ijoomls.) A^ 1'. Med. lice, August 11. 
 
 — (Thomas.) !f. ¥. Med. liec.. Dee. 22. 
 
 — Observations. (Oehmn.) N. E. Med. Gw.ette 
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 — (ToiTy.) North Am. Jour. Hnmeo., Feb. 
 
 — Reports. (t.ongyear.) Detroit Med. Jour., 
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 — Theories. Reports and . (Buck.) Cin. 
 
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 — Tliermometer. The Early Use of the . 
 
 (Sherriff.) Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., 
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 Coagulated Mucus. Specimen of Passed by 
 
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 Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 Cobelina. Action of . (Ott.) Chicago Jour. 
 
 Nerv. and Ment. Dis., Jan. 
 Coca. On the Action of . (Hale.) Ilahne- 
 
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 Cochineal in Spasms and Nervousness. (Cow- 
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 Coition, And Fecundation. (Amdt.) Cin. Med. 
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 Colchicum Xloot. The Relative Value of . 
 
 (neikcrt.) Am. .Tour. Phar.,Sept. 
 
 — Seed. (Roaenwasser.) Am. Jour. Phar., Sept, 
 
 . (Wharton.) 
 
 In the Treatment 
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 Pacific Med. 
 
 Cold. How to Cure a Bad 
 
 \<i. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 Coleuian's Multiple Wedge. 
 
 of Stiicture. (Coleman.) 
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 CoUc. Nephritic . (Haine.) 
 
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 — Nephritic . (King.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. 
 
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 Collodion. (Kile.) Am. Jour. Phar., June. 
 "Colocynth, and Colocynthian Refleetions." 
 (tiisli.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Nov. 
 
 — And Colocynthian Reflections, (Tucker,) Chi- 
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 Colon and Rectum. Morbid State of the . 
 
 (Craig,) li. and L. Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
 Colo-Rectitis. (Westmoreland.) Atlanta Med. 
 
 .<nd Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 Colostrum. Clinical Experience with . 
 
 (Burt.) U. S. Med. Investigator (II.), Oct. 15. 
 Colotomy. In Left Groin. (Fcnwlck.) Canada 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 — On . (Tiffany.) Am. Jour, Med. Sciences, 
 
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 Combined Turning, Bimanual on . (Mar- 
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 Compression. Of tlio Aorta in Post-Pnrtum 
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 Conriissloii. And Memory. (Wood.) Toledo Med. 
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 Condenser. An Improved . (Rico.) Neto 
 
 Hem., Aug. 
 
 Cong«nitul Absence. Of Uterus and Vagina. 
 (Gniy.) Chicago Med. .Tour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — OfLlmbs. A Living Boy with . (Lutz.) 
 
 St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov. 
 
 Congestion. Cerebral or Inflammation 
 
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 Jour., Great lirilain and Ireland, May. 
 Coiiium. Cliararteristics of . (Iloyno.) 
 
 V. S. Med. Inveslijator (U.j, Artg. 15. 
 Conjnuctiva. Diseases of the and Anomalies 
 
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 Conjunctive Disease. Clinical Study of the 
 
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 (Risley.) PMla. Med. and Sur. Hep., Feb. 17 
 
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 Conjunctivitis. (Amick.) Cin. Med. News, 
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 — (Doane.) Med. Brief, Feb. 
 
 — Croupous ami Diphtheritic with Cases. 
 
 (Norton.) North. A m. Jour. Uomeo , May. 
 
 — Granulosa. (Masco ro.) N. Y. Med. Jour., 
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 Conoid Cervix. (Palmer.) The Clinic, Nov. 17. 
 
 Constipation. (Anderson.) Southern Med. Rec., 
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 — Hints on the Treatment of . (Dam.) SI, 
 
 Louis Eclectic Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — And its Treatment by Enemata. (Elder.) 
 Med. Brief, March. 
 
 — (Forbes.) N. E. Med. Oazette (TI.), June. 
 
 — On . (Thomson.) A^. Y. Med. Rec, May 6. 
 
 Constriction. Buiulen Death from of the 
 
 Bowel, Complictttt^d with Hemori-hage. (Craw- 
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 Consumption. And Heredity. (Cleveland.) 
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 — Curability of . (Mitchell.) U. S. Med. In- 
 
 vcKligalor (II.), >Sept. 1. 
 
 — Stone Dust a Cause of . (Sabin.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. liep., July 21. 
 
 Consumptives. Texas for . (Fisher.) Hah- 
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 — New Mexico as a H<'ulth Resort for . 
 
 (Jones.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Kep., Sept. 15. 
 
 Contractions. Hysterical Muscular . (Ham- 
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 — Of Blood Corpuscles through the Action of 
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 — On the Rcllex Mnsculiir and Atrophy, In 
 
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 Contract Practice. (Harris,) JV^. 1". Med. liec, 
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 — System. (Lindley.) Pacific Med. and Sur. 
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 Convulsions. Ob.iervntious on Pueri^'i'iil . 
 
 (BiilniHon.) Va. Mid. Monthly, Oct. 
 
 — Puerixnul, (Barrous.) N. E. Med. Gazette 
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 (Binkerd.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Aiiril 
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 — Puerperal . (Bitting.) Md. Med. Jour., 
 
 July. 
 
 — Puerperal . (Brown.) Canada Med. Ree., 
 
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 — Puerperal . (Fordyce.) Buffalo Med. and 
 
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 — Contribution to the Study of Puerperal . 
 
 (Hojt.) Ji. and L. Med. Jour., June. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUIUKCTS. 
 
 13 
 
 born of Uiwiulc 
 . Obs., Oct. 
 (Tyrcc.) Vhila. 
 
 — Clinical Lecture on Puerperal. — (Llnu.) 
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 - Case of Puerperal OocurriuK Four DayH 
 
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 — Puerperal . (Payue.) Va. Med. Monlhly, 
 
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 — Puorpiral . (Skeols.) U. N. Med. Inveati- 
 
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 — Two Cases of Puoi-peral . (Taylor.) Am. 
 
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 — CauHctl by Puerperal Albumluurla auU Cured 
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 — Cases ill Private Practice. (GiUluj!:.) Chicago 
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 — Case of Nervous Irritability. (Jones.) iV. 
 
 Y. Mfd. Eclectic, Ko». 
 
 — Infantile . (Montgomery.) St. Louis Med. 
 
 ,(tud fiur. .Tour., Dec. 
 
 — Ci I so of Threatened . (Price.) Am. Ob- 
 
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 — Case of Unilateral . (Ross.) Canada Med. 
 
 and Stir. Jour., June. 
 
 — The Cause of in Chlldrou 
 
 MotUoiH. (Si<cne.) Am.Joiir 
 
 — From Preputial Irritations. 
 Med. and fiur. Itep., March 17. 
 
 Copaiba. Examination of Commercial . 
 
 (Bowman.) Am. Jour. Phnr., Auij. 
 
 Copper Cent. Small Swallowed ))y a Child 
 
 of Tiiree Years, and Retained more tliaii a 
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 Cornou. Diflfereutial Diagnosis between Opaci- 
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 Med. Xews, May. 
 
 Coroners. And Coroners' luyucsts. (Ansell.) 
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 — Til.) Law of . ( Tyndull.) Boston Med. and 
 
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 Corn Sweat. The . (Aliport.) Chicago Med. 
 
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 — Tlu> Application of the in Disease. (All- 
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 Corpora Striata. (Worcester.) JV. E. Med. Ga- 
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 Corrosive Mercury. Accidental Pioving of 
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 — Sublimate. Contaminated with Arsenic. 
 (Smitii.) Am. Jour. Vhar., Aug. 
 
 Cosuaoline. (Pierce.) Va. Med. Monthly, June. 
 
 — As an Exolpieut In DLsea.ses of tho Hkin. 
 (Hegciisburficr.) Tfcster>i Lancet. June. 
 
 -Cream. (Davidson.) Am. Jour. Phar., March. 
 
 Cotton Boot. Note on the Clinical Study of . 
 
 (t'oulkrod.) Fhila. Med. Times, Sejd. 1. 
 
 — Bark. Analysis of . (Drueding.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Aug. 
 
 Craniotomy. Case of . (Willard.) Ilahnc- 
 
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 Cremation. On . (Lockrldge.) R. a7id L. 
 
 Med. Jour., July. 
 Creasote. As a Medicinal Agent. (Barrows.) 
 
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 CrimiuiiUty. (Stevens.) The Sanitarian, Aug. 
 
 and Sc2>t. 
 Cronp. And Diphtheria. (Colvin.) iV. 1'. Med. 
 
 Kec, MarrhU. 
 
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 — And Diphtheria. (Montgomery.) St. Louis 
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 — Identity or Non-Identity of and Diphthe- 
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 (Boyce.) U. S. Med. 
 
 — Membranous . (Woodruff.) U. S. Med. 
 
 Tnrcstinator (TJ.), April 16. 
 
 — Some Kxpcrlfncc in . 
 
 Tnrcstigutor (IT.), Jan. IB. 
 
 — And Its Treatment. (Cowau.) 8t. Louis Med. 
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 — (Don Roy.) Med. Jtiief, .Tan. 
 
 — In Practice. (Porter.) St. Louis Med. and 
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 -Treatment of . (Rogers.) Detroit Med. 
 
 Jour., .Tunc. 
 
 CrustaLactea. (Fisher.) U. S. Med. Investiga- 
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 Cryolite. And Its Uses. (Brenton.) Am. Jour. 
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 Cuprnm. In Defective Reaction. (Farringtim.) 
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 — Comparison between and Zincum. (Orif- 
 
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 Cure. The Law of . (Swan.) llomeo. Times, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Cut Tliroat. Case of . (QiUand.) N. O, 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Curve. Clinical Lecture o)i the Angular . 
 
 (Miner.) lliilfnlo Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — ClinicalLcctureupon thoSpinal . (Jliner.) 
 
 Buffalo 2led. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 Curvature. Tho Treatment of Rotarv-Lateral 
 
 of tho Spine. (Sayie.) JV. 1'. Med. Bee., 
 
 Marrhai. 
 
 — Remarks on Rotary-Lateral of the Spine, 
 
 .;ud Treatment by Bfir-.Suspcnsion and Fixa- 
 tion, jii tlio Plaster of Paris Jacket. (Sayro.) 
 Am. I'ract., .Tune. 
 
 — Lateral. (Gunn.) Chicago 2Ied. Jour, and 
 Ex., Sept. 
 
 — On tho Treatment of Spinal . (Franklin.) 
 
 U. S. Med. Ill rest igntor (II.), Xoe. 1. 
 
 — On tho Treatnuiit of Spinal . (Nelson.) 
 
 r. S. Med. Investigator (II.), Dec. ir>. 
 
 Cyanosis. An Interesting Cftse of . (Pep- 
 pur.) A', r. 2Icd. Bee, June '2. 
 
 Cyst. Cntaneona Proliferous (Sebaceous) . 
 
 (.V-hhuiot.) I'hila. Med. limes, April U. 
 
 — Ciiho of of the Vagina. (Munde.) A7n. 
 
 .Tour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Ca.se of 8ul)-Lingual Follicular . (Wag- 
 ner.) Arch. Clin. Sur., Jan. 
 
 — Report of an Operation for Ovaricn . (Da- 
 vis.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Jicp., . larcha. 
 
 — Ov ariiin tieated by Kleetrolysit<. (Hesse.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Repoi'tof ii Case of Ovarian and Fibroid 
 
 of Uterus, with Autopsy. (Hills.) llomeo. 
 Times, March. 
 
 Cystic Disease. Of Broad Ligament, Ovary, 
 and Fibrous Tmuorsof tho Uterus. (Hodge.) 
 Phila. Med. Times, March 17. 
 
 Cystocele. Treated by means of Thomas' Ante- 
 version Pessary. (Hale.) A''. E. Med. Oasetle 
 (U.),Aug. 
 
 Cystitis. Case of . (Cooper.) Jlahneman- 
 
 nian Monthly, March. 
 
 Dactylitis Striimosa. (Smith.) Am. Sup. Obs. 
 Jour. Oreul Brilu in and Ireland, May. 
 
 Damiana. Fluid Extract of . (Caldwell.) 
 
 A', r. Med. Bee., Nov. 3. 
 Dangerous Candy. (Dcbnmner.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Phar., Jan. 
 DcaAiess. Or Impaired Hearing. (Amick.) 
 
 Cin. Lancet and Obs., Sept. 
 Deaf- >Iati sin. (Vilas.) V. S. Med. Investigator 
 
 (II.), July 13. 
 Oeatlis. Some Observations on a Series of One 
 
 Hundred and Twelvo . (Coskery.) N. Y. 
 
 Med. Jour., July. 
 Deathbed Studies. (Ilolbrook.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. Bep., Oct. 2i', 
 De Bar. Case of tlie Late Ben . (Bauduy.) 
 
 St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 'M\ 
 
 H\i 
 
 ■M 
 
 ii 
 
 ' ii 
 
14 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 P 
 
 i: 
 
 Deformity. Of Foot. (CoUamoro.) Toledo Med. 
 and Hur. Joxiv., May. 
 
 — Cono of of Foot. (Flahcr.) Toledo Med. and 
 
 Sur. Joxir., May. 
 
 — Cn80 of of Foot. (Woods.) Toledo Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jottr., Mttu. 
 
 — Of tbo Hip ill tliu Tlil:(l Stago of Morbus Cox- 
 arluB. (Tiffiuiy.) Md. Med. Jour., July. 
 
 Deformltleii. In their Rolatlou to Ilyglono ; IIlp 
 Joiut Dlsoaso. (Corbaily.) The Unnitarian, 
 May, 
 
 Degeneration. Amyloid of Hver uud Kld- 
 
 ncvHwlih Curies of Lumbar Vcitobrno. (llcl- 
 fli Id.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Hepl, 
 
 — Tubercular of tlio Kidneys. (Durraeli.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 18. 
 
 — n.\ datilorm of tbo Chorion. (Earle.) ! 
 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and ^^x.,Jan. 
 
 — Pulpy of tho Kni'o- Joint. Periostitis. 
 
 (Uuun.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — Cystio of Inferior Muxillu. (Uuun.) Chi- ' 
 
 ea'/o Med. Jour, and Ex., June. I 
 
 — CyRtio of tho Kidneys. (Pepper.) Pltila. 
 
 Mid. Times, Aug. 18. 
 
 — Albuminoid of the Liver, and on Abdom- 
 inal TumorH. (Popper.) Arch. Clin. Sur., Dec. 
 15. \ 
 
 — Albuminoid and Inflltratiou. (Peters.) , 
 
 Ya. Med. Monthly, Feb. \ 
 
 — Of tho Aual SaccuU. (Vance.) Cin. Lancet i 
 011(2 (.ba., July. 
 
 DeUrlaui Tremens. (Yandell, Jr.) Am. lYuct., 
 
 Jan. 
 •* Dementia rar«lytlca." Re8iim6 of " A Study 
 
 of ." (UlieuUial.) Homeo. Times, Jan. 
 
 Depression. In Bight Side of Thorax from 
 lu;ni-Uterlno IpJ'iiy. (Smith.) Am. Sup. Obs. 
 Jour. OrcaU'rilitin and Ireland, April. 
 
 — OfTlioraxOceiinin^'durin^'lVrtutisis. (Smith.) 
 ^1(1. Slip. Obs.Jour. Ureal Britain and Irtlund, 
 Ajjrll. 
 
 Dermatology. American. (Damon.) Arch. 
 Ijcrmulol., Oct. 
 
 — Keceut I'loirress iu . (Rohc.) Ya. Med. 
 
 Monthly, Scid. 
 
 — Ki;ceiit Progress in . (White.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., June 7, and Dee. 6. 
 
 — (Yaudcll, Jr.) Cin, Med. Kews, Dec. 
 
 Desiderata. Tho of our Scliool. (Hering.) 
 
 Aorth, Am 'our. Uomco., Nov. 
 Development. Excessive . (Botts.) Cin. 
 
 Med, Aews, May. 
 Diabetes. Its Cure. (Goss.) Med. Brief, Aug. 
 
 — Mellltas. Case of Treated with Chlor.il 
 
 H>diate, Relieved. (Crotw.) St. Louis Clin. 
 Jtec.,Feb. 
 
 — Caso of Treated with Cliloral Hydrate. 
 
 (Cross. ) Southern, Med. Jiec. , March. 
 
 — The Treatment of . (Gobs.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur, Hep , Oct, 13. 
 
 — (Smith.) I>etroit Med, Jour., June. 
 
 Dingruosls. Questions in . (Dumm.) Ohio 
 
 Mud. Jiec., March. 
 
 — Ciiso of Houbtful with Remarkably IHkIi 
 
 Temperature. (UoiTicli.) N, O, Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., July, 
 
 Discovery In Physical . (Holden.) N. Y. 
 
 —Med. Bee., Jan. 20. 
 
 — Differeutial . (Middleton.) Hahneman- 
 
 nian Monthly, April. 
 
 — ACoutriiiutioutotho Differential between 
 
 Hollow Uteiiiio I'oiypu.s, and Complete luver- 
 Biou at tho Uterus. (Sussdortf.) ' i. Jour. 
 Obs., Oct. 
 
 — D.ffereutial of Sub-Murous Fibroid and 
 
 Bub-involution of tho Uterus. (Von Tageu.) 
 V. S. Investigator {11.), June 15. 
 
 Dialysed Iron. (Blair.) Am.Jour.l'har.,Jrdy. 
 
 — Ou tijo PiL-pavuliou of . (Davy.) Am. 
 
 Juur. I'har., Aop. 
 
 — (Hay.) Phila. Med. Times, Sept. i. 
 
 — Note on . (Maisch.) Am. Jour. Phar., 
 
 July, 
 
 (Bhuttleworth.) 
 
 — On tho Preparation of . 
 
 Am. Jour. Plutr., Not. 
 
 DlarrhoBH. Autumnal. (MeWiiliams.) Ohio Med, 
 
 llreorder, A ug. 
 — Remedial ludloutlonsfor Infantile . (Mills.) 
 
 Am. llomco.,July, and U. S. Med. Jnveatiaator 
 
 (U.).July\. 
 
 — Bummer and Cholera Infantum. (Steely.) 
 
 Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 — Ca.'^e of Chronic . (Webb.) Med. Ilrief, 
 
 March. 
 
 Diastasis. Of tho Hternum, by tho Violent 
 Action «)f the Diaphragm iUuiiiK Ccmc'luug. 
 (Lutz.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 Diet. Resuniu of to be Used in Diphtheiia. 
 
 (Cliamberlaln.) y.E. Med. Oaselle {ii.),Jun. 
 
 — Tho of Nursing Children. (Craig.) Am. 
 
 Observer (U.), Aor. 
 
 Dletetlrs. lufautilo . (Edmonds.) ilm. /To- 
 
 meo., l>ec, 
 
 — In i:<-lation to Infants and Young Chlluren. 
 (Moore.) llahnemannian Monthly, Dec. 
 
 Dietetic Rules. Our . (Wolff.) Cal. Med, 
 
 Times, July. 
 
 Digestlne. A New Remedy called . (Shelly.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Feb. 3, and Cm, 
 Med. \ews, May. 
 
 DioHcorla Villosa. Wild Yaiu. (Qoss.) Med. 
 Brief, May. 
 
 Digestion. Some Practical Observations ou Rec- 
 tal and Absorption (Eagau.) Am. Med. 
 
 Bi-Wcckly, March 17. 
 
 — Tho Function of in its Relation to Health 
 
 and Disease. (F.lmer.) Cin. Med. A'ews, Mai/. 
 
 — And ils Disorders. (Murray.) Ya. Med. 
 Monthly, Feb. 
 
 Ditdtalls. In Scarlatina. (Lewis.) .V. 1'. Med. 
 Bvc, Feb. 3. 
 
 — Tincture of and Veratmm, in Hypertrophy 
 
 of tho Heart. (White.) Phila. Mei, and Sur. 
 Hep., Nov. n. 
 
 Dilatation. In tho Skin. (Bulkley.) ^rr/t. Der- 
 
 mutol., tM. 
 
 — Of one I'upil following tho Application of a 
 Belladonna Plaster. (Burrall.) A', i'. Med. 
 llccJulyt. 
 
 — Of tho Cervix Ut*rl. (Seyfort.) Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Hep., Sept. IS. 
 
 — Kctaidcd of the Os-Uteri in Labor. 
 
 (Smith.) P/ii7a. Med. iind Sur. Hep., Ann. 4. 
 
 — or tho Urethra. (Summers.) N. Y. Med. Hec., 
 Aug. 11. 
 
 — New Material for of tho Cervix Uteri. 
 
 (Sussdorll.) A'. Y. Med. Hec, July U, 
 
 Dilator. Description of a New . (Steuror ) 
 
 A. Y. Med. J.cc, Sept. 22. 
 
 — New Rectal and Explorer. (Wales.) A''. 
 
 1'. Med. Hec,, Feb. 24. 
 
 Diphtheria. Tho Treatment of . (Allen.) 
 
 Mom CO. Times, Oct. 
 
 — Doubtful Case of . (Bailey.) Charleston 
 
 Med. Jtmr. and Hev., Jan. 
 
 — Comments upviu . (Barrows.) X.E.Med. 
 
 Gazelle (II.), May. 
 
 — On tlioTrciitmentof . (Benson.) Canada 
 
 Lancet, March. 
 
 — Treat ment of . (Chapman.) Buffalo Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 — Noteson . (Cluness.) Canada Lancet, Jan. 
 
 — Geimsot . (Cook.) Am. Pracl., Sept. 
 
 — And Croup. (Curtis.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., July 6. 
 
 — CcrUiln Points in . (Curtiss.) Buffalo 
 
 Med. and Sur. .Tour., Sent. 
 
 — (D;ike.) Am. Homeo., Nov. 
 
 — Fxprilence Willi . (Eaton.) U. S. Med, 
 
 Investigator (11 ), Feb, 15. 
 
 -Sdiiio roiuta Respecting . (Edson.) S.Y. 
 
 Med. Hec., Mai/T,. 
 
 — (Fi)L'cl.) lied. Brief, June. 
 
 — Ticuliiiciit of . (French.) Ohio Med. and 
 
 Sur. Hep. ill.). Jan. 
 
 — Tr.alii.uit of . (Gibbons.) Paci/tc Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Jati. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 15 
 
 iled. 
 
 — (OoM.) Eclectic Med. and Bur. Jour., Dee, 
 
 — Louttl Treivimcut lu . (IIiiKanbucli.) Chi- 
 
 ratio Med. Jour, and Kx., March. 
 
 — And ItH MitniiRiMuont. (IlaiuUtou.) I'hlla. 
 iled. and 8ur. Uej>., April 28. 
 
 — Bolect ForimUuj for . (Uodgo.) Southern 
 
 Med. liee., Feb. 
 
 — Tlio Tioatmont of . (lugruhaiu.) Med. 
 
 lirief. Feb. 
 — Treiirmont of ■ 
 
 Bi- 
 
 Med. 
 Med. 
 
 Mrxl. 
 
 (Jobnstou.) Am. Med. 
 Weeklif, Nov. 2i. 
 
 — Tho Ci)utaglou8iio88 and TroatiutMit of . 
 
 iKunnard.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 •eb. 
 
 — (Kurtz.) Wettem Lancet, pec. 
 
 — On . (Mttssoy.) I'hila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 lien., Oct. 27. 
 
 — (Modl)oiTy.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., June 
 9, and Med. Uricf, July. 
 
 — Tlio Treatment of . (Mooro.) Phila 
 
 and Sur. lien., Feb. 17. 
 
 — A Prescription for . (Morso.) Phil.r 
 
 and Sur. liep., June 2. 
 
 — Ciiuso of . (Pblllips.) Ohio Med. and Sur, 
 
 Jlep. (II.), Jan. 
 
 — Its Tliorupeutlcs. (Polk.) Med. lirief. Dee. 
 
 — Case of . (Pi-oston.) llahnemannian 
 
 Monthly, Feb. 
 
 — Trciituiontof . (Rogensburgcr.) Western 
 
 Lancet, April. 
 
 — ObHorvatioua upon an Epidemic of . 
 
 (Suiididgo.) Louiuville Med. News, Jan. 13 and 
 April 21. 
 
 — On . (Sohupport.) Am. Med. ISi-Weekly, 
 
 Nov. 24. 
 
 — (Shaw.) N. E. Med. Oasette (11.), Nov. 
 
 — Tlio Nature and Treatment of . (Sloan.) 
 
 Canada Jjuncel, Sept. 
 
 — Tliouglits Uelating to the Progress and Treat- 
 ment of — -. (Smith.) Am. Jour. Med. Sci- 
 ences, Oct. 
 
 — (TiuJior.) Homeo. Times, Jul)f. 
 
 — Tlio Treatment of . (Toland.) ^7estern 
 
 Lancet, Oct. 
 
 — Ciisesof Invaaltm of the Larynx. (Tuppor.) 
 
 Boston Med. and Snr. Jour., Oct. 11. 
 
 — (Turner.) Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 15. 
 
 — On and Scarlatina. (Wilke.) 6^ S. 
 
 Investigator (B..), Jan. 15. 
 
 Dlpbtherltis. Treatment of with Hrdrar- 
 
 gyrum Cyatifltum. (Ericiiaen.) llahneman- 
 nian Monthly, May. 
 
 — (KucJilor.) Cin. iled. Advance (11.), March. 
 
 — (Oektord.) Cin. Med. Adeance (U.), May. 
 Dlplacuslis Blnanoalls. (Murroll.) ^Y. r. Med. 
 
 Iiec.,Nov, 3. 
 
 Disease. The Cause of In Country Jlomes. 
 
 (Bartlett.) The Sanitarian, Sept, 
 
 — Tlio Germ Theory of . (Chamberlain.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Attg. 
 
 — Two Cases of Obscure with Autopsies. 
 
 (Hopkiuii.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec, C. 
 
 Diseases. Natural and Drug . (Eggloston.) 
 
 U. S. Med. Investigator (11.), Nov. 1. 
 
 — Sketch of tho Most Prevalent in Fayette- 
 
 vllle, During tho Bummer and Autumn of 1811. 
 (Ml Klnuey.) Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Feb. 
 
 — SiK'citto Methods in tho Treatment nnd Inves- 
 tigation of . (Pattou.) Cin. Lancet and 
 
 Ohs., Feb. 
 
 — Of thvi General Organism in Mieir Kclatlou 
 to tho Vialou. (Reuiiug.) li. and L. Med. 
 Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Of Great Men. (Vanderbeck.) Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Hep., Feb. 24. 
 
 — Of Children. (Duncan.) U. S. Med. Investi- 
 gator (Z/.l, JiotelQ. 
 
 — Notea on . (Forchheimer.) The Clinic, Jan. 
 
 13. 
 
 — Of Women. Cllnio on the . (Ludlam.) 
 
 TT. S. Med. Investigator (17.), Sept. 1. 
 
 — Tho Specialty of . (W'ng.) Pacific Med, 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Disinfect'tnt. An Elo^'ant . (Tucker.) Chi- 
 cago Med. Jour, and Ex., March. 
 Disinfectants. Notes on tho History of Disiu- 
 
 foctlon and . (Jones.) N. O. Med. and Sur, 
 
 Jour., Sept. 
 
 Dislocation. Compound of tho Knco, Treat- 
 ed by Powerful hxtonslon and Counter Exten- 
 sion. (Davis.) I'hila. Med. Times, Marchn. 
 
 — Of tlio Long Head of tho iJlceps Flexor Cubl- 
 to Muscle. (Urocn.) Va. Med. Monthly, May. 
 
 — Of tho Kldnev. (Lewis.) U. S, Med, Imestt' 
 gator {Tl.),Julijia. 
 
 — Of Radius aiid Ulna Outwards. (Tiffany.) 
 Md. Med. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Forward of tho Lower End of tho Ulna. 
 (Wolr.) Arch. Clin. Sur., April. 
 
 — Of Both Clavicles. (Morso.) Cin. Med. News, 
 Dec. 
 
 — Of tho Sternal End of tho Clavicle, Upwards. 
 (Shaw.) A^. y. Med. ICec., Aug. 18. 
 
 — Now Method of llcductlou of of tho Hip. 
 
 (Allen.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 — Of tho nii> In u boy Eight Years Old; Rortuc- 
 tlon on Thhty-socoud Day. (Powell.) Canada 
 Lancet, May. 
 
 — Reduction of of the Hip-Joint, by Manipu- 
 lating tho Femur as a Lover, over a Fulcrum 
 Fluced ill tlio Groin. (Martin.) Cin. Lancet 
 and Obs., Sept. 
 
 — Of tho Patella. (Bradner.) N. T. Med. liec., 
 Jan. 20. 
 
 — Edgewise of Patella. (Cluness.) N. T. 
 
 Med. liec, Jan. 27. 
 
 — Of tlio Shoulder, in a Boy Five Years Old. 
 (Ilobbs.) LouisiuUc Med. News, July 2h. 
 
 — Of tUo 8honlUci'-Joint, andSomo of tho Acci- 
 dents UesiiUing Therefrom. (Courtright.) Cin. 
 Lancet and Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Of tho Bhould(!r- Joint. (Whitbeck.) Toledo 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 Dislocations. Two Rare . (Briggs.) Nash, 
 
 Jour. Med. and Sur., July. 
 
 — Practical Observations on of thoShoiilder. 
 
 (Adolphuu.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Feb. 
 
 — Of tho Shoulder and Their Reduction by Ma- 
 nipulation. (Hamilton.) Ohio Med. Recorder, 
 April. 
 
 Disparennia. (Stoger.) Nash, Jour, Med. and 
 
 Sur., Dec. 
 Dispensaries. Free . (Gruel.) Phila, Med. 
 
 and Sur, Rep., June 23. 
 
 — Abuso of Free . (Hauna.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. Rep., May 12. 
 
 — Tho Abuso of tho Free . (Miller.) Phila, 
 
 Med. Times, Dec. 22. 
 
 — Freo and High Tariflf. (Rhodes.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., June 9. 
 
 Dispensary System. The Free in Philadel- 
 phia. (Miller.) Phila. Med. Times, Nov. 10. 
 
 Dispensing Prescriptions. (Blair.) Am. Jour. 
 Phar., Oct. 
 
 — Ointments. Convenient Mode of . (Van 
 
 Harllugeu.) Phila. Med. Times, April 14. 
 
 Displacement. Of tho Ovary. (Hale.) U. S. 
 Med. Investigator (II.), June 1. 
 
 — Case of of tho Ovary. (Hale.) N. E. Med. 
 
 Gazette (IT.), July. 
 
 — Traumatic of tho Testes. (Moxley.) The 
 
 Clinic, Sept. 29. 
 
 Doctors and Drlnli. (Milliken.) Ohio Med. 
 
 aiul Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 Dose. Was a Quarter-grain too Largo a 1 
 
 (McLean.) Chicago Me<l. Jour, and Ex., Nov. 
 
 — Tho Action of Ouo . (Sharp.) Iluhneman- 
 
 ninn MonitHy, April, ana U. S. Med, In»esli- 
 galor (l£.),May\. 
 
 Doses. Tho Value of Small and Frequently Re- 
 peated . (Dessau.) N. Y. Med. Rcc., July 
 
 28. 
 
 •« Double Catheter." An Improved Modlflcar 
 
 tlou of the , TrocsD and Cauula. (LeiUy.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Oct. C. 
 
 Double Staining. Now Mothoil of . (Mor- 
 ris.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Now Method of . (Shakespeare.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Med. .'cicnccs,Jan. 
 
 ' iU 
 
\ 
 
 16 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 
 Doweir* Op«r»Uoii. For tUo UimUciiI Ciiru uf ! 
 
 Ilcnilu ; Tliri'o muoi'HMfvil ("iimch. (WorthliiK- 1 
 
 toil.) I'acijle Meit. and Hur. Jour., Pee. 
 UriilnnKe. Houho . (Auon.) The SnniUt- 
 
 rian, Jioe. 
 Drnpity. Cusp of Abiloniliml . (CUIMh.) 
 
 Utilnirmantilan Monthly, t'rb. 
 
 — CastMlii riiutlcc. (OoHi.) Krieclie iled. anil 
 Sii)'. .lour., Aug. 
 
 — t'liMu of TulMTciilui- of tlio AIkIoiiu'h Slum 
 
 lailii{{Ovin'lun'rmiior. (McCiniw.) Arrh. Clin. 
 Sitr.,Jul!/. 
 
 — Ovariiiii with U(>fproti<'o to llio Advanrc- 
 
 iiiiiil luiulo 111 Mm I'litliology 1111(1 Trciilnii'iit 
 iluiliijf llio I'ast Ilumlrutl Yciuh. (TliouitiM.) 
 Am. Mfd. lli-Wirlil!/, Fvh. 17. 
 
 Dnnviutd. TlfiitiiU'iit of tlio- — . (Auoil.) Ohio 
 
 .Mill, lifronlir, lirpl. j 
 
 DriiRM. Or VlsMoillciitrlxNiitiini'. (IIIUm.) (in. 1 
 ilnl. Adrinirr (II.), ( rl. 
 
 — Coiiiuiorciiil (if llio riiiiu'so I'rovliifo of 
 
 Canton, (llirtli I>u riviioM.) AcwJ^'nn., June. 
 
 — I'lliiiary and Him ondary HyniptoiiiH of . 
 
 (rri'Ntoii.) Ilithnemitiiiiidn mohIIiIii, I'rli. 
 
 — (Ill tlio Action of iiiMHi tlio Motor Hy.Mtciii 
 
 orAiiliimls. (Wood.) I'hiht, Med. Tiinrs, Jan. 
 
 DruK Action. Ou tlio Nntnro of . (IlnghcH.) 
 
 Uahucmuuniun Monlhlij, .fiine, 
 
 — Ill iJlstMihO. (ONS'tMiM.) Ohio Mi'd. itiid Sur. 
 l!ri).,{U.),.lnlu. 
 
 — WloiT. A In tlm J'ar W«)«t. (WoIhh.) Am. ^ 
 
 Jour. Phtiv., Xor. 
 
 DnmkonnoHs. What Mi'dicliiootTcrH for tlio Uc- 
 
 luf of C'l'iuiuoii ; A Cliulcal Ufport and 
 
 Btiidyof it. (Mt-KU-oy.) Cin, Lancet and Obs., 
 July. 
 
 Diirhuin. Doatli of Dr. Carroll . (Duke.) 
 
 Am. llomco., L'tc. 
 
 Duty of tlio Doctor. Tli( to the Dying. 
 
 (.vuoii.) /Southern .\led. A'tr., Pec. 
 
 Dntl(>H uimI rrlvlleRPs. Tho of Kxiwrt Wlt- 
 
 utssL'ti. (Mclutyie.) rhila.iled. Times, Jan. C. 
 
 Dynamlto Kxploslon. Notrs on a Civflo of . 
 
 '(C'liMlifry.) A. 1'. Med. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Dysentery. Homo OliscrvatioiiB on thoCllnUMil 
 "History and Treat uiiiit o^tUt^ Lato Kpideniio 
 
 of liil)(>lawaio Co., Ohio. (Diuuiu.) Ohio 
 
 Mid. Reenrder, Sor. 
 
 — (ffntrew.-*) Med. lirief, March. 
 
 — 'f luue CascH of 'i'rentod HiicceHufnlly by 
 
 Liirj:oDosc.i(>t IiiocacnauhaKivcii by tlioNou- 
 Jilmutio Plan. (Forster.) Boston Med. und 
 Hur.Jour., Feb. 22. 
 
 — TlioMauagciuoutof . (Ilove.) Am. Med. 
 
 Jour. (/'.'.). A'oi'. 
 
 — Tivutiiieiit of . (8ui'88crott.) I'hila. Med. 
 
 Times, Dee. 8. 
 
 — Chronio Topically Treated. (Wertz.) Cin. 
 
 Lancet and Obs., Feb., and Southern Med. liec, 
 Mareh. 
 
 — On tho rviitloiinl Trcatnient of . (Wood.) 
 
 I'hila. Med. Times, Oet. '27. 
 
 Dysmcnorrhoea. On the PatboloKy and Treat- 
 ment of Certain Cases of . (DuvIh,) Am. 
 
 J'rnct., Oct. 
 
 — Mecliauical andSterility. (Foster.) Ptdla. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Kep., Feb. 21. 
 
 — (Mosiiian.) Ilomen. Timen, Dec. 
 
 — Coiitriliution to tho Theory of . (Niftel.) 
 
 A', y. Ued. Itec., Oct. C. 
 
 — Tho Theory of . (liiftel.) N. Y.Med, liec. 
 
 Mop. 3. 
 
 — (Palmer.) The Clinic, Kov. 17. 
 
 — (Sunders.) Cin. Med. Advance (U.j, June and 
 Jvhj. 
 
 — Tlio Etiology of Considered in Relation to 
 
 a New Mechanical Plan of Treatment, (dues- 
 dorir.) AT. y. Med. Sec, Oct. S7. 
 
 — Neuralgic . (Chenowitli.) Am. Med. Bi- 
 
 Weclch/, May 12. 
 
 — Neurulgio . (Ilaggerty.) Detroit Med. 
 
 Jour., Aug. 
 
 On the lievilopiTieiil of tlici l'.\- 
 (Hunt.) Am. .lour. Med. Hcienees, 
 
 IlyNineiiurrliaml Menibrnne. HiM'clmen of — . 
 
 (Ililiiter.) Am. Jour. Ob»., Oet. 
 UyHpureniila. (Wurreu.) Am. Jour. Obt., 
 
 Jan. 
 
 Dy«pnmn. On the CaiiNeH of in ('uhi>h ut 
 
 Hiitl'uuatlvc ItroiK h(i(;ele. (Drown.) Am. Jour, 
 Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 DyKtocln. Cum* of CaiiNed by Kxtreine An- 
 
 teverHlon of the llteriiH and J'eudulonH Ab- 
 domen. (Wood.), Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 Kitr. Dempniiiiatlvi) Procu^HM In tliu . (Buck.) 
 
 .V. J'. Med. 1,'re., Pec. l.v 
 
 — The Fiiuiiieiit ANsucliitloii of IjIhimihch of the 
 
 Willi liiManlly. (Cutlett.) Am. Jour. Pi- 
 
 san'li/, July. 
 
 — MiiliUo — ^ of IiifaiitM. (FoHter.) I.S.Med, 
 lure.iligator (II.), Per. 1. 
 
 — JJeveloiiiiHMit of the Middle — . (Hunt.) 
 lloslmi Med. and Siir. Jour., Oet. IH. 
 
 — Ueportoii tho I'adiolduy mid Tlicaiieiitlcw of 
 
 Di.^ea.seH (»f the . (Hextoii.) N. V. Med Uev.. 
 
 Pee. '.".I. 
 
 — UiMcaseM of the HIniiilating Ilralr Trimble. 
 
 (Tallmt.) Ohio Med. Jtreonler, Dec. 
 
 — On tho ••— and ('oinplieatitiiis Acconipiiiivliix 
 Heiirlet Fever. (Vlla.s.) r. ,V. .Med. Ineestiya- 
 tor{U.) July XT,. 
 
 EurHclie, or Calnrrliiil liillaiiiinatlon of the 
 Middle Ear. (Sexton.) .V. 1. Med. Hee..Jan. U. 
 
 Kitr I'liHHHKe, 
 tlTlllll . 
 
 Jan. 
 
 ICeUlnoeoreiiH. Of the Liver, etc. (Cuinpbell.) 
 The Clinic, April 7. 
 
 — Of the Liver, (te. (Piere(>.) The Clinic, April 
 7. 
 
 — Kenmrkiible Case of Treated bv Pome- 
 
 griiiiiiie and A.splratloii. (Uriide.) Va. Med. 
 Monthly, Pee. 
 
 EclMnipHld. A 8tndy of the Literatiin^ of I'ner- 
 
 iieiul . (liuker.) Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 •Jr., Mni'ch. 
 
 — I'lierperal . (Carpenter.) I'hila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. lien., Sept. T.K 
 
 — Case of J'liei'periil 
 ciJIeMed. ana Sur. Jour., 
 A'virs, Per. 
 
 — Case of Puerperal ; 
 
 OliioMe:' and Sur. Jour. 
 
 — Case of I'lierperal . 
 
 rhar.,Fel: 
 
 — Piieiiwial and Milk Diet. 
 
 Med. Monthly, May. 
 
 — E.xiieiieiieo in PiiL>i'x>oral . (.lessnp.) I'hila. 
 
 Meil. an<l Sur. Jiep., A uy. 4. 
 
 — On tho Prevent loll of Puerperal by Cliiorul. 
 
 (T.andis.) Ohio Med. anil Sur. Jour., Pee. 
 
 — Puerperal . (Mattison.) I'hila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jiep., April. 7. 
 
 — ^lasoof I'lieriieral . (Milan.) ' I.onisrille 
 
 Med. Aeu-s, July. 21 
 
 — Puerperal . (Moore.) J'.'fUa. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jiep., Oet. 20. 
 
 — Puerperal . (Pritcliard.i I'hila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jiep., 2loreh 17. 
 
 — Piieriieral . (Tlumius.) li. and '..Med. 
 
 Jour., Sejd. 
 
 — Mauagenieut 
 (Thompson.). 
 28. 
 
 — Case of . 
 
 Jan. 
 
 — In the Mother, Treated by Iljiiodcniib^ Injec- 
 tion of Morphia. (Mutllson.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 Aj>ril. 
 
 — Case of . (Mcintosh.) (Jin. Med. Nevs, 
 
 Jan. 
 
 — Gravldiuiuni et Paiturieiitiiin . (Winn.) 
 
 iS7. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Xor. 
 
 Ertropluui. (Brijrgs.) Xash. Jour. Med. and 
 
 Sur., April. 
 Eczema. Cured liy Dulcamara, (nernreuter.) 
 
 v. S. Med. UirenliyaloriU.), A uy. ir,. 
 
 — Uubruui. (Bulkley.) Arch. Dermatol., July 11. 
 
 (Cliamlierlain.) I'a- 
 Moe. and Cin. Med. 
 
 (Davis.) 
 and 
 (Hyatt.) Va. 
 
 Recovery. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 (Fritts.) I'hy 
 
 if u Case of IMierpi^ral . 
 
 I'hila. Med. and Sur. Hep., July 
 
 (.lohiisdii.) Arch. Clin. Sur.. 
 
CLAF^BIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 If 
 
 -Manrl 
 
 (Bulklc 
 
 nstum. On tlie Ho-oiilled 
 
 -ofUebra. 
 
 Obt., 
 
 Am, Vet. Ben,, 
 
 tbtnt 
 (At- 
 
 — Tli<i Kelntlouii Lxlstliitf lietwfMii hikI 
 
 PatiriMBln. (Cuim>l)«ll.) Areh. Dermatol., July. 
 
 — Pour Chrimi of Chi-oulo Traatcd by Norv« 
 
 TmuIos »ud Electricity. (Fltcb.) A.reh. Derma- 
 tol., July. 
 
 — With Home Siteclal Reinarki on Treatment. 
 (Htioemaker.) Phila, Med. and Sur, Utp., Nov. 8. 
 
 Eduoatlonttl Notat. (MoBborry.) The Sanita- 
 rian, Aug, 
 
 Uflfeeta of Gold. (Ilolcombe.) 
 April. 
 
 Kfltailon. Caae of Puruieut Polvto 
 
 Oponod SpontuuenuHly Into tbe Vagina. 
 Ice.) Am, Jour. Med. I'eiencet, July. 
 
 HfltiRlons. The Proper 7>oatmont of Pelvic . 
 
 (Hrlokell.) Am. Jour, Urd. Brieneen. April. 
 
 — Oi: Uuino Conditions Pliynlcal and Kiitlonul, 
 in of tbo Pleura. (Uoblnsou.) N. Y. Med. 
 
 Ree., Jan. 37. 
 
 — Two CaNen of Pleuritic . (Rodman.) If. 
 
 Y. Mfd. Uec., Feb. 24. 
 
 — Porlcardliil and Albuminuria. (Sabln.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Sept, IS. 
 
 Electricity. On tbn Use of in Follicular 
 
 I'liuryu^'itls. (Beverly.) Ohio Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Oct. 
 
 — Symptomatology of In its Different Appli- 
 cations. (Butler.) North Am. Jour, Borneo,, 
 May, 
 
 — lu tbe Trcutinout of Opium Polflonlos. (Rob- 
 inson.) Vhicdgn Med. .tour, and Ex., Oct. 
 
 — In the Troutuicnt of UyHmcnurrbwa. (Rock- 
 well.) N. Y. Med. Rec, Oct. 27. 
 
 BlectrolysiH. In Ovarian Cysts. (Cutter.) A'. 
 Y. Med, Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Soino RoHiarkH ou In Ovariiin Tumors. 
 
 (Uemclodtir.) N, Y. Med. Jour., March, 
 
 Eleetro'Therapentios. And Electro-Surgery. 
 (Itutler.) North Am. Jonr. Borneo, Aug. 
 
 — The .Siituro of Elt'ctricity and tlio fonns of 
 Klcptrlclty Used In Me<li(!lniil IMwtlco. (Mills.) 
 I'liilu. Med. and Sur. Ren., March 17. 
 
 — The Rcnnlsites of Electro-Modlcal Instn:- 
 inciitH. (Mills.) Phila. Med. and Sur. hep., 
 March 24. 
 
 ElephantiaaU. Of tbc Bcalp. (Pascbai.) Am, 
 Mat. Hi- Weekly, Jan. 6. 
 
 — Ciiso of of tbo Bcrotum, with Photogrupb, 
 
 (Tolimd.) Western Lancet, Feb. 
 
 — Arabum. (Benedict.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 Feb. 
 
 — Now Operative Procedure for Affecting 
 
 tlio Lower Extremities. (Corohado.) Arch. 
 Olin. Siir.,Julu. 
 
 — Grieroram. On . (Ozanam.) U.S.Med. 
 
 InveHlt't'ttor (II.), June 1. 
 
 Elixir GlycyrrhlzsB. (Kennedy.) Am, Jour. 
 
 t'Mr.,May. 
 Emballometeri The . (lugals.) Chicago 
 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., April. 
 
 Einbolla. Report of a Case of Caused by Or- 
 ganic Disease of tbe Ueurt. (Webb.) Am, 
 Jour. Med, Sciences, Jan. 
 
 Embolism. Of the Popliteal from Vorruoose 
 Vegetation of the Aortic Valves. (Anderson.) 
 N. Y. Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — Of the Arteries of the Retina. (Cheatham.) 
 Am. Pract., Oct. 
 
 — Case of Affecting the Right Lung and Kid- 
 ney. (Cleveland.) Detroit Med. Jour., April. 
 
 — Was it % (Sloan.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rep., April 21. 
 
 — Brachial and Cephalic . (Smith.) Am. 
 
 Sup, Oba. Jour, Qrcat Britain and Ireland, 
 May. 
 
 — Cerebral . (Carson.) Am, I'racl., April. 
 
 — Cerebral . (Chandler.) Louiavitte Med. 
 
 Newt, June 9, 
 
 — Cerebral — and Thrombosis. (Lyman.) 
 Chieiitjn Med. Jour, and Ex., Jan, 
 
 — Buudcn Death from . (Fitz.) Boston Med, 
 
 and Sur. Jour,, Jan. 25. 
 
 — 0»M of Sudden Death after of the Axil- 
 lary Artery. (Hopkins.) Boaion Med, and Sur, 
 Jour.. June 31. 
 
 — Dciith from In Diphtheria. (KeatlngJ 
 
 Phila. Med. Time; July!. 
 
 — Sudden Death from . (Squire.) Beaton 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb, 15. 
 
 Embryotomy. Under DlfBcultlea. (Duke.) 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., March 31. 
 
 Emetlna. Memoir on the Preparation and 
 
 Composition of . (Lcfort nmfWurtz.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Sept. 
 
 — Note upon a Reaction of . (Power J 
 
 Am. Jour. Phar., Aug. 
 
 Emphysema. Typical Case of Tranmatic Gen- 
 eral . (Beach.) N. Y, Med. Jour.. March, 
 
 — Pulmonary absence of Attacks of Hpasnio- 
 
 dle Asthma. (Deiutleld.) N, Y, Med. lite,, 
 May 13. 
 
 Empyema. Case of Treatment by Carl>oI- 
 
 ateu Iodine 7 'Hlon. (Fulton.) Canada Lancet, 
 Oct. 
 
 — Case of . (Reybum.) Arch. Clin. Sur., 
 
 Oct. 
 
 — (Schuyler.) Phit,a. Med. and Sur. Rep., Feb. 3. 
 Enoephallo Cironlatlon. The . (Vance.) 
 
 A^. r. Med. Uec, May 12. 
 
 Bndooarditis. Ulcerative Embolism of 
 
 the Arteries of the Left Lrx- (Ellis.) Boston 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov. 18. 
 
 — Occurr«'U(!e of with Iloait Clot In Malig- 
 nant Scarlatina. (Pepper.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Hep., June 9. 
 
 Endo-CervicltU. Chronic . (Miles.) Cin. 
 
 Med. News, Feb. 
 Endometritis. Chronic Corporeal a Tyi>- 
 
 Icul Cubo. (Dow.) Md. Med. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Endothelioma. Cime of of the Inter-vaid- 
 
 nalHiiiico of the Optic Nerve. (Alt.) Arch, 
 Ophlhul, and Olol., Vol. VI., page .m. 
 
 Enlargement. Of Prostate. (Poynter.) JV. Y. 
 Med. Uec, Sept. 8. 
 
 Enlarflrements. Uterine and Abdominal — .. 
 (P)ilnier.) The Clinic, April 14. 
 
 — Lymphatic Glaudiihtr . (Hale.) U. 8, 
 
 Med. Investigator (II.), Jan. 1. 
 
 — i;.\toriiiilGlaudulai . (McElroy.) Buffale 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Enteritis. Membranous Intestinal Casts. 
 
 (Willard.) Phila. Med. Times, Sept. IB. 
 Enterotomy. (Myers, Jr.) Am. Vet. Rev., 
 
 May. 
 Entropium. Successfully Treated l»y Hypo- 
 
 dcruiio Iiijectiou of Strychnia. (Uiggins.) St. 
 
 Louis Med. aiid Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 Epidemic. An Alurmiug — . (Miller.) U. S. 
 
 Med. Investigalor tU.), April IS. 
 
 — An . (Kulison.) Pnila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rep., March 24. 
 
 — Remedy for the Present . (Woodward.) 
 
 U. S. Med. Investigalor (II.), Feb. 15. 
 
 Epidemics. Some Accounts of American . 
 
 (Barrows.) Eclectic Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Epidemiology. Notes on the of Ohio. 
 
 (Minor.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., April. 
 
 Epiglottis. Now Method of Securing an Up- 
 
 rlKitt Potdtlou of the . (Brandeis.) Louts- 
 
 oille Med. News, Jan. 27. 
 
 Epilepsy. Surgical Treatment of . (Pitch.) 
 
 Am. PracL, Feb. and Oct. 
 
 — The Therapeutics of . (Hamilton.) Cin. 
 
 Med. News, Feb. 
 
 — Case of . (Hill.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Feb. 
 
 -Trephining. (Kempf.) Cin, Lancet atid Obs., 
 
 Jan. 
 
 — On the Treatment of . (Kunze.) Hahneman- 
 
 nian Monthly, March. 
 
 — Case of . (Smedley.) Hahtietnannian 
 
 Monthly, April. 
 
 — Papers on . (Vandcrbeck.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. Rep., Mag 6. 
 
 1 :! 
 
 '1 
 
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w 
 
 18 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 'I' 
 
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 i; ■ ! 
 
 If i ^ 
 
 — From DiMMe of Intemnl Ear. (Westmore- 
 ■ laud.) AlUtHla Itcd. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 Epileptifonn Seizures. (Palmer.) The Clinic, 
 
 liov. 17. 
 KpUtwda. (Barton.) Md. Med. Jour., Dee. 
 
 — Ol>Htiii»te CoutroUod hy CompreHsion of 
 
 t)>,o8tiyerlor Coronary Artery umlitsBrauolies. 
 (Beeiuuu.) Am. Med. BirWeekly, July 7. 
 
 Bplthelloma. (Brlggs.) Noah. Jour. Med. and 
 Sur., Dec. 
 
 — (Gunn.) Chicatjo Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — Of tlio Lachrymal Gland. (Lyman.) Boslon 
 Med. and Mir. Jour., Oct. 18. 
 
 — Of Cervix Utorl and Vagina. (Mc^re.) Phila. 
 Med. Times, May 12. 
 
 — Case of . (Seeley.) Ohieago Med. Jour. 
 
 and Ex., Jan. 
 
 — Penis. (Johnson.) Md. Hed. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Of Glana Feuis. (Paul.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 Oct. la. 
 
 — Of Tonffue. (Ross.) Canada Med. attd Sur. 
 Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Of TonguT. , (Tolaud.) Weal'-ni Lancet, May. 
 Equine P'-.tlents. Cbaugo of Scene for Conva- 
 
 lusuing . (Large.) Am. Yet. Rev., July. 
 
 Xqnlsetam. In Paralysis. (Heath.) Hahneman- 
 
 nian MontlUy, Sept. 
 Ergot. Intra-Uterino Ii\Jection8 of to Ar- 
 
 rent Post-Partum Hemorrhage. (Ashe.) Va. 
 
 Med. Monlhhj, Dec. 
 
 — On the Use of — in Urethral HemoiThage. 
 (Boyland.) Am. mr. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 — On Some of tho Uses of . (Cuslitng.) Pa- 
 cific Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 — In Hemorrhoids. (Lansing.) Phila. Med. 
 Timet, Oct. 13. 
 
 — On the Post-Partum Use of in Obstetrical 
 
 Practice. (Love.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. 
 Jour,, March. 
 
 — In Uismatemesis. (Rogers.) Med. Brief, 
 Nov. 
 
 — (Salomon.) N. O. Med. and Sttr. Jour., Dee. 
 
 — Fluid Extract of in the Treatment of 
 
 Clironic DiiirrhCBaand Incontinence of Liinc. 
 (Wittkamp.) Gin. Med. Ne"?8, May. 
 
 Brlodyction Callfomicnm. Its Therapeutical 
 Value in Pneumoiiio Phthisis. (Polk.) Boston 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., March K, and Phy. and 
 Phar., Aug. 
 
 — (Wellcome.) Med. "Hricf, Aug. 
 
 Eruption. An Unusual Form of Bulbous . 
 
 (Fox.) Arch. Dermatol., Oct. 
 Erjrsipelas. (Backus.) Med. Brief, June. 
 
 — Keiiiarks on Ton Cases of . (Boudurant.) 
 
 LotiiaiHile Med. Neics, June 10. 
 
 — Tlie Internal Complication of Acute . (Da 
 
 Costa ) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 — A Case in Point . (Doaae.) Med. Brief, 
 
 April. 
 
 — The Treatment of and Carbuncle. (Put- 
 ney.) Phila. Metl. and Sur. Rep., April 7. 
 
 — Of the Pace. (Bailey.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekli/, 
 Sept. IS. 
 
 — (Hammond.) Med. Brief, May. 
 
 — Six Cases of Facial . (MifSin.) Homely. 
 
 Times, May. 
 
 — And Puerperal Fever. (Chase.) N. Y. Mecl. 
 Rec.,Jan. 13. 
 
 — And Puei-peral Fever. (Crocker.) Boston Mei. 
 and Sur. Jour., Aug. 2. 
 
 Erjrthema Papulatam. (Bulkley.) Arch, I>er- 
 
 mtilol., July. 
 
 — Fiisax-LaoheMls. (Hills.) Borneo. Times, 
 Attril. 
 
 Erythematous Lupus. Case of of the Po- 
 
 ui.s. (Pitt'ard.) Arch. Det .natol., April. 
 
 ErythroploBum Oulneense. And Couminga. 
 (Galloia aud Hardy.) Am. Jour. Phar., Jan. 
 
 Erythroxylon Coca. (Laaoar.) N. Y. Med. Rcc., 
 April 21. 
 
 — (Stockwell.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 April 5. 
 
 — (Tauuor.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Bep., April 
 14. 
 
 Ether. On the First Insenslbtilty from the lo- 
 
 halatlon of Sulphurio . (Packard.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Med. Seieneet, July. 
 
 Ethics. Question In — . (James.) Hahneman- 
 nian Monthly, July. 
 
 Eucalyptus. As a Dislufeotant, Antiseptio and 
 Epidomlo Remedy. (Woodward.) Southern 
 Med. Itec., Jan. 
 
 — More About . (Woodward.) Eclectic Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Globulus. (Leonard.) Phy. an^ Phar., Aug. 
 Eustac^hlan Tnhe. Applications to . (An- 
 
 drewb ) JV. Y. Med. Itee., Sept. 1. 
 
 Excision Of tho Head of the Humei _ j. (Anon.) 
 Cih: Meti. News, Auril. 
 
 — Of the Elbow-Jolntt Showing Results from 
 Twenty-ono Ciisea Operated on at the Mass. 
 General Hospital. (Beaoh.) Boston Med. u^ul 
 
 Sur. Jour., Jan. 4. 
 
 — Of the Upjier Jaw, etc. (Dawson.) B.andL. 
 Med, Jofir., Feb., and The Clinic, Jan, 6. 
 
 — Of a Deep^ated Tumor of the fTeuk. (Eempf . ) 
 Louisville Metl. News, June 9. 
 
 — Case of Repeated of the Diferior Dental 
 
 and Gustatory Nerves for the Cure of Dental 
 Neuralgia. (UcGraw.) Detroit Med. .four., 
 Nov. 
 
 — Of tho Lower End of the Rectum In Casofl of 
 Cancer. (Roberts.) Phila, Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 
 June V. 
 
 — Of the Human Spleen for Hypertrophy. (Sim- 
 mnnds.) Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Of the Hciul of the First Metatarsal Bono for 
 the Cure of Bunion. (Tolaud.) Western Lan- 
 cet, Jan. 
 
 — Of tho Fourth Metatarsal Bone. (Toland.) 
 Western Lancet, May, 
 
 — Of the KuceJoint. (Drake.) Canada Med. 
 and ,Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Case of of the Kneo-Joint. (Fenwick.) 
 
 Canada Med. ai.d Sur. Jour., Dee. 
 
 — Of the Kuee-JoLnt. (Tolaud.) Weatem TAtn- 
 cct, Sept. 
 
 Ezoplithalmio Oottre. Clinical Lecture . 
 
 (IxivluK) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Jhc. 
 
 -Case of . (Fort.) Am. Med. Bi- Weekly, 
 
 AprU U. 
 
 Expectoration. Note on tho Advantage of Posi- 
 tion in DiUicult . (King.) Phila. Med. 
 
 Times. Ang. 4. 
 
 — The Danger of . (Swayze.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. liep., Aug. 25. 
 
 Kxplanatlon. An . (Mattlson.) Am. .Tour. 
 
 Ptiur., May. 
 
 Exstrophy or Extroversion. Of the Bladder. 
 (Boimett.) Va. Med. Monthly, i.ov. 
 
 Exsectlon. Case of Coxo- Femoral . (Big- 
 low.) Cin. Larret and Oba., Oct. 
 
 — Of Half of Int jrior Maxilla for Caries; Repro- 
 duction of Bone. (MoLeau.) Western Lancet, 
 April. 
 
 — Of tho Hip-Joint. (Murbach.) Detroit Med. 
 Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Of the UiiKloint. (Poore.) N. T. Med. Jour., 
 May. 
 
 Extension. New Method of Obtaining and 
 
 C«'Uut«;r-Exten8iou in Fraoturo of the Femur. 
 (Guurchlli.) N. Y. Med. Rec., March 17. 
 
 External Pressure. In Delayed Labors. (Chit- 
 tenden.) A^. 1'. Med. Rec. Aug. 11. 
 
 — Delivery by . (MoAIeohan.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Obs.,July 
 
 Extirpating. Feasibility of the Thyi-oid 
 
 Gland in some Ca.ses of Disease. (Minor.) 
 
 Buffalo Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 Extirpation. Case of Successful of tho 
 
 Paiotid Gland. (Pace.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 
 Ang. 
 -Of Enlarged Parotid Gland. (P'Pool.) Nash. 
 
 Jour. Mc(l. and Sur., Ang. 
 
 — Case of of tho Uterus, Together wltn its 
 
 Appendajo'.'*, for a Fibroid Tumor. (Tron 
 lioliiie.) Am. Jour. Obs.,July. 
 
 Extracts. On a New Prooeaa for the Prepara- 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 19 
 
 tlon of without Heat. (Herrora.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Sept. 
 
 —The Keeping and DlepenBlDg of . (Wbar- 
 
 ton.) Am. Jour. PTiar., March. 
 
 ' Sstraotum Colooynthldus CompoBitum. (Ole- 
 aon.) Am. Jour. Phar., April. 
 
 — OlycyrrhlsBB Deparatnm and Ammoniacal 
 Olycyrrlilzln. (Appenzeller.) Am. Jour. Phar., 
 Jwy. 
 
 Eye. Contributions to the Patbolo;s(ical Anato- 
 my of the Human . (Alt.) Arch. Ophlhal. 
 
 and OM., Vol. VI., pages OM and U5. 
 
 — The Eflfocts of Lime upon the . (Buokner.) 
 
 The Clinic. Oct. 6. 
 
 — Lecture on Dlseaaea of the . (Newton.) 
 
 K. Y. Med. Eeleetie, Hay. 
 
 — Drainage Applied to DlBeases of the and 
 
 Particularly to Detachment of the Kotinu. 
 (Ribard.) western Lancet, March. 
 
 — On the Development of the in Mtvmmuls. 
 
 (Wurzburg.) Arch. Ophthal. and Olol.,Vol. VI., 
 page 230. 
 
 Kyes. The Care of the . (Lorlug.) N. T. 
 
 Med. Jtec., April 14. 
 
 — And Ears. (Woodyatt.) U. S. Med. Invealigar 
 tor (H.), Nov. 1. 
 
 Kye-Ball. Indications for the Enucleation of 
 
 the and the Correction of the Deformity, 
 
 by the Insertion of an Artificial Eye. (Frlod- 
 enwald.) Cin. Med. Nevis, Nov. 
 
 — Clinic. Miscellaneous Communications from 
 Dr. Hlrschberg's . (Pufahl.) Arch. Oph- 
 lhal. and Otol., Vol. VI., page 631. 
 
 — Construction. Common Defect in Re- 
 
 qniriug Use of Convex Glasses. (Chlsolm.) 
 f'rt. Med. Monthly, April. 
 
 — L,id. The State of the after Death. (Mil- 
 ler.) N. Y. Med. lice., Jan. 6. 
 
 — FaUents. Cinlcal Report of 3873 . (Alt.) 
 
 Arch. Ophthal. and OtoL.Vol. VI.,pageno. 
 
 — Sight. Restored by Faradization after being 
 Totiilly Blind for 28 Years. (Brown.) Med. 
 Brief, Nov. 
 
 Bye and £ye Clinic. (Llndsley.) Nash. Jour- 
 Med. and Sur., March and May. 
 
 — (Vilas.) U. S. Med. Investigator (H.), Aug. 15. 
 Faradic and Galvanic Currents. On the Dif- 
 
 ferrn'iial Indications for the Use of the . 
 
 (Rockwell.) N. Y. Med. Jour., Feb. 
 Fate. (Cox.) Cin. Med. News, Feb. 
 
 Feeble Minded. Asylum for the . (Gibbon.) 
 
 Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 Femnr. Division of the by Subcutaneous 
 
 Osteotomy. (Hamilton.) Ohio Med. Kecorder, 
 Aug. 
 
 — Traumatic Disease of the . (Martin.) Am. 
 
 Borneo., Sept. 
 
 Fermentations. (Caulklns.) Detroit Med. 
 Jour., July. 
 
 Fever. The Etiology and Treatment of . 
 
 (Bucknell.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Its Nature and Purpose. (Kibbee.) Cin. Med. 
 Nrics, Feh. and May. 
 
 — Tlie Nature and Purjjoso of . (McElroy.) 
 
 Cin. Med. News, March. 
 
 — On Aititlcially Prodiioed Processes in Hu- 
 
 ninii Bodies; Their Modus Operandi and Re- 
 sults. (McElroy.) Ohio Med. and Sur. .lour., 
 Feh. 
 
 — Rapid Recovery of a Case of Corebro-Spinal 
 . (Alford.) Va. Med. Monthlu, June. 
 
 — An Epidemic of Tj-phus . (Cllne.) Canada 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour.. Oct. 
 
 — Piieinuatio . (Flint.) A". F. Med. See., 
 
 July 14. 
 
 — Case of Brain . (Goddard.) Western Lan- 
 cet, June. 
 
 — Treatment of Acute Rhrnmatic by Sali- 
 cylate of Soda, with Cases from the Hospital. 
 (Newton Jr.) Cancer Jonr., Oct. 
 
 — Typho-Malarialand Catarrhal . (David- 
 ton.) Am. Med. Jour, (l-..), Nov. 
 
 — Pseudo-Scarlatinous or Inflammatory Catarrh- 
 al. (Dodge.) TT. S. Med. Investigator (U.), 
 Marchl. 
 
 — Beach Haven, N. J. A Remedy for Hay . 
 
 (Ashlmrst.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 -— SucccHsful Treatment of Hay . (Beard. > 
 
 N. Y. Med. Bee., Aug. 11. 
 
 — Hay . (Bell.) Phila. Med. and Sur. lie^)., 
 
 Dec.lS. 
 
 — Hay . (Evans.) Va. Med. Monthly, June. 
 
 — Hay . (Fairman.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rep., Nov. 10. 
 
 — Hay or Hay Asthma. (Webster.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. JRep., (II.), Sept. 
 
 — Intermittent . (Boyle.) Borneo. Times, 
 
 May. 
 
 -Case of Pernicious Intermittent followed 
 
 O.v Hepatic Lesion. (Doane.) Phy. and Phar., 
 May. 
 
 — Tlio Aliortive Treatment of the Cold Stage of 
 
 Intermittent by the Nitrate of Amyl. 
 
 (Hintoii.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., April29. 
 
 — Case of Intr'-nittent Temperature 108 
 
 Fahr. (Metcalfe.) A^. O. Med. ana Sur. Jottr., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Intermittent . (Ring.) Eahnemannian 
 
 Monthly, March. 
 
 — Hemorrhagic Malarial . (Guild.) Southern 
 
 Med. lice, July. 
 
 — Reimirlts on Ilomorrhagic Malarial Espe- 
 cially with Reference to tlie Character of Urine. 
 (Joynes.) J{. and L. Med. Jour., March. 
 
 — Typlio-Malarial and the Opinion of Dr. 
 
 Woodward, U. 8. A., in 18C3 and in 1877. Bar- 
 tliolow.) The Clinic, Sept. 8. 
 
 — Typho- Malarial . (WiUlams.) Va. Med. 
 
 Monthly, March. 
 
 — Typho-Malarial . (Woolen.) Am. Pratt., 
 
 Dec. 
 
 — Puerperal at Charity Hospital. (Gillette.) 
 
 A', r. Med. Itec, March 17. 
 
 — Puerperal . (Landis.) Ohio Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jonr., Feb. 
 
 — Puerperal and Post-Mortem Examina- 
 tions, (liente.) N. Y. Med. ICec., April 29. 
 
 — On an Outbrenk of Puerperal fu tlio C'ty 
 
 and Couuty Hospital. (Mays.) Western Lan- 
 cet, April. 
 
 — Piioiperal . (Mays.) Pacific Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., May. 
 
 — Case of Puerperal . (Preston.) Eahneman- 
 
 nian Monthly, Feb. 
 
 — Remittent with Tetanic Convulsions. 
 
 (Hodge.) St. Louis Clin. liec.. Any. 
 
 -Protracted Remittent . (Morgan.) IT. 8. 
 
 Med. InvciUigator (H.), Feb. 
 
 — Scarlet and Diphtheria, with some thoughts 
 
 on other Forms of Septic Disease. (Beebe.) 
 U. 8. Med. Investigator (B.), Feb. n. 
 
 — Treatment of Scarlet . (Clark.) Chicago 
 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., March. 
 
 — Clinical Success in Scarlet . (Duncan.) U. 
 
 S. Med. Invesliyator (H.),Feb. 
 
 — Scarlet and its Treatment. (Fort.) Am. 
 
 Med. Bi-Wceldii, Dee. 22. 
 
 — Treatment of Scarlet . (Griffith.) Chicago 
 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., March. 
 
 — What is Scarlet . (Hale.) N. E.Med. Gazett* 
 
 (E.), April. , 
 
 — Scarlet and Milk. (Hale.) Am. Homeo.. 
 
 Aug. 
 
 — Treatment of Scarlet . (Haller.) < Vi icago 
 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., March. 
 
 — On Scarlet . (Hoft'man.) TT. S. Med. Inrei- 
 
 tigaVtr (B.), Aug. 1. 
 
 -Experience in Scarlet and Diphtheria. 
 
 (Knapp.) IT. S. Med.InTOtticjator (II. ), April 1. 
 
 — Experience in Scarlet and Diphtheria. 
 
 (Llppe.) U. S. Med. Imw.ilit/utor (B.), Jan. 
 15. 
 
 — Scarlet . (Lippe.) TT. S. Med. Investigator 
 
 (H.j.Marchl. 
 
 — Epldcuiie of Scarlet and Diphtheria. 
 
 (Moore.) n. S. Med. Investigator ( 11.), April 1. 
 
 — Treatment of Scarlet . (Nance.) Chicag* 
 
 Med. Jonr. and Er., March. 
 
 — Troatmentof Scarlet . (Sim.) Phila. Med. 
 
 a»ic/ Sur. Hep., Dec. 1. 
 
 m 
 
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20 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 \n 
 
 — Etiology of Scarlet . (Tookcr.) U. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (U.), July 1, 
 
 — On Bcarlct uml Knus-Toxlcodendron. 
 
 —(Walker.) U. 8. Med. Imeatiuator (I/.), April l. 
 
 Troatiuent of Scarlet — . (Wardnvr.) cuicago 
 Med. Jour, and Hx., March. 
 
 — Texas . (Myers.) Am. Vet. Rtv., Nov. 
 
 — Etiolojry of Tyiihoid . (Bramlutt.) Va. 
 
 Med. Monthlji, May. 
 
 — Treatment of Typhoid . (Carson.) A.n. 
 
 Vracl., Sept. 
 
 — Roumrks on tbo Origin and Propagation of 
 
 the Typhoid Poison. (Cuulkius.) Detroit 
 
 Med. Join:, March. 
 
 — The Euidemio of Typhoid which Occurred 
 
 iu Paris during the Your 1876. (Claude.) Ohio 
 Med. and Sur. Rep. (11.), Sept. 
 
 — Report ou tbo Relation of tho Drainago and 
 ScwcriigoofPhiliulclphla, tothoPrevaleneoot 
 
 Typhoid in that City. (Cleeniun.) I'hila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., Oct. 27. 
 
 — Boiu'^ Anomalous Cases of Tvphoid Illus- 
 trating the Thermometricnl Vuriations in tho 
 Onset and ( oureeof tho Disease. (Frotliiiii^- 
 hnm.) R. and L. Med. Jour., May, and Detroit 
 Med. Jvur., Feb. 
 
 — On Infantile Typhoid . (Henoch.) XJ. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (II.), Oct. 1. 
 
 ~ Case of Typhoid . (Hemdon.) Southern 
 
 Med. Rec, Atig. 
 
 — Antipyretic Treatment of Typhoid . (Lon- 
 don.) ^»M. Pracl.. April, 
 
 — Lecture on Tvphoid . (Loomls.) Cin. 
 
 Med. Hews, Feb. 
 
 — Experience with Typhoid . (Morse.) Cin. 
 
 Med. Advance (n.),June. 
 
 — Origin ami Communication of Typhoid . 
 
 (Peters.) Va. Med. Monthly, June. 
 
 — Typhoid and Drinking Water. (Post.) 
 
 JV^. I'. Med. Jour., Jan. 
 
 — Typhi id in Amherst, and Now England. 
 
 (Scarborough.) The Clinic, Dec. 8. 
 
 — Au Kpide,iiiic of Typhoid Produced by 
 
 Severe Poisoning. (Simmons.) Am. Jour. 
 Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 -Solid Food in Typhoid . (Tumey.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Typiiold . Can it bo Aborted) (Wood.) 
 
 Hanheinannian Monthly, June. 
 
 — Cases of Tjithoid Dependent upon Con- 
 taminated Drinking-Wator. (Woods.) Boston 
 
 Med. mid Sur. Jour., Feb. IS. 
 
 — Comnumieability of Yellow . (Hargls.) 
 
 Aid. Med. Hi- Weakly, May 26. 
 
 -Analysis of the Reeord of Yellow In Now 
 
 Orleans iu 1876. (Holt.) N. O. Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Jan. 
 
 — Obflen atlons In Regard to the Yellow 
 
 Epidemic of 1876 upon the Coast of Georgia. 
 (Logan.) R. and L. Med. Jour., March. 
 
 — Yellow ; its Treatmeut and Prevention. 
 
 (Murphy.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Rep. (11.), July. 
 
 — Cases of Yellow lu Charleston in tho Biim- 
 
 mer ot 1872. (Porcher.) Chaleston Med. Jour, 
 and Rev., Jan. 
 
 — Yellow ; its Treatment and Pathology. 
 
 (Purse.) A*, r. Med. Rec, Nov. 3. 
 
 — Report Of Yellow as It Appeared in Savnn- 
 
 nali, Ga., in 1876. (White.) N. 1'. Med. Jour., 
 March. 
 
 — On the Causes of the Epidemic of Yellow 
 
 at Savamiali, Ga., in 1876. (WoodhuU.) Am. 
 .Tour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 — Study of tho Natural History of Yellow . 
 
 (81 ernberg.) N. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 — Cot. Description of a . (Kibbee.) N. Y. 
 
 Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
 Fevers. Maladal. (Lewis.) Southerti Med. 
 Rec., Nov. 
 
 — Lecture on . (Loomls.) N. T. Med. Rec., 
 
 Jan.^andJuneV. 
 
 — Cases of Yellow and Prevailing Ob8erve<l 
 
 in Charleston, Summer of 1872. (Porcher.) 
 Charleston, Med. Jour, and Rev.,, Tan. 
 
 — Caui»o of the Periodicity of Mode of Action of 
 tho Agent Producing Intermittent and Remit- 
 tent . (TbomM.) B. and L. Med. Jour., 
 
 April. 
 
 — Tho Contagiuni Parti<'lesof the Eniptlvo ; 
 
 their Nutu; o nud Mode of Action. (Atkinson.) 
 Cin. Med. News, Aug. 
 
 -Eruptive of Culldi-cn. (McLaren.) U.S. 
 
 Med. Inrestigator (II. i, Jun. 
 -Eruptive iu Relation to Disease's of th© 
 
 Ear. (I'hllllps.) Ohio MeJ. and Sur. Rep. {11.), 
 
 May. 
 
 — OrAlk'loa. (Hering.) Honteo Times, Aup. 
 Fibroid Mass. In Ileum. (fJaxe.) PuciflcMed. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 Fibroma. Intro-Crnn!:;;. (Runnels.) U. 8. 
 ited. Investigator (II.), July I. 
 
 Fibromata. Cystic of Both Ovaries. (Kirk- 
 
 ley.) Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., Dee. 
 
 Fire-Proof Buildings. (Peck.) Tlie Sanitor 
 rian, April. 
 
 Fissure. Ti-eatmentof of the Nipple During 
 
 Lactation. (Butler.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Mag. 
 
 — Of tlie Rectum. (Mason.) N. 1'. Med. Rec., 
 Nov. 'H. 
 
 — Of tho Anus, or Irritable Uh^er of tho Rec- 
 tum. (Vauce.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., April, 
 
 Fissures. Occurring in Long Bone», with Re- 
 inarks on V Shaped Fractures of the Tibia. 
 (Hodges.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 11. 
 
 Fistula. Intestinal . (Maxwell.) Am. 
 
 I'ruit. Jan. 
 
 — luAno. (Butler.) Unmeo. Times, Dee. 
 
 — In Auo, Complicated withFissuro and Tumor 
 in tho liectum. (Cattermole.) Canada Lan- 
 cet, A ug. 
 
 — luAuo. (Dawson.) The Clinic, .TulyH. 
 
 — Case of in Ano, Treateil by Ligature. 
 
 (Wo(Mlbury.) Mr.d. Brief, Sc/'t. 
 
 — On the Optration of Veniro- Vaginal . (Bcr- 
 
 nnys.) R. and I,. Med. Jour., Jun. 
 
 — Keeto and Vesieo-Vagiual. (Burgo.) Arch. 
 Clin. Su>:, April. 
 
 — Couiplieated Vesico-Urethro Vaginal . 
 
 (Eniiiiet) A in. Jonr. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Ve*»ico- Vaginal , with Retroversion of ths 
 
 Uterus, (i I'Keif.) Vitnuihi I auvfl, April. 
 
 — Rei'ort of a Cmho of Vcsieo-Vagiuul , with 
 
 SiieecHsful Ojieratiou. (Pace.) Am. Med. Bv- 
 Wecl.ly.AuglS. 
 
 — Vesico. Case of . (Hi>so.) N. 1'. Med. Rec., 
 
 Aw/. IH. 
 
 — Case of Vcslco-Abdominal 
 
 Dii.v.V Standiug. (Worster.) JV. 
 March ui. 
 
 of Fourteen 
 r. Med. Rec., 
 
 Flap Extraction. Successful of a Wounded 
 
 Lens. (Becutuigei.) Pavijie Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Dee. 
 
 Flint Dust. Tho Inhalation of . (Porwood.) 
 
 I'hUu. Med. and Sur. Rep., June 9. 
 
 FcBtal Heart-Beat. (Lcavitt.) V. S. Med. In- 
 reiiUgator (ti.), Itec. 1.'). 
 
 — Position. Case of Unusual . (Morris.) 
 
 I'hilu. Med. Times,, Tune i). 
 
 — Pulse. Couditiuus Aileefingthe . (Peters.) 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 23. 
 
 FcBtatlon. Case of Included . (Rogers.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, (let. 
 
 — Exti'a Uterine. (Hildreth.) Boston Med. aiid 
 Sur. Jour., Nov. 8, 
 
 — Case of Extra Uterine . (Smith.) Am, 
 
 Pracl., Aug. 
 
 Foetus. Effects upon tho ot Medicines given 
 
 to tlio Pregnant Woman. (Cleveland.) The 
 Clinic, May I'J. 
 
 — lutluenco'ou the of Medicine. (Munde.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., April. 
 
 — A . Arrested in Its Development at the 
 
 Fourth Month and Cauied to the Full Period 
 of Gestation. (Day.) Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 Ex Mity. 
 
 — Extraction of tho with the Olistetrlo For- 
 
 cejts. (Marsdcn.) Iluhnemunniun Monthly, 
 June. 
 
 — In Utero. With Remarks on Maternal and 
 Paternal Influences. (Dow.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 June. 
 
 Food. Tho of tho Ancient and of Modem 
 
^m 
 
 CLASSIFIED BY SUaiECTS. 
 
 21 
 
 u. s. 
 
 u. s. 
 
 
 Infauts. (Green.) Cin. Lancel and Ohs., 
 Aug. 
 —For InfanU. (Colvlu.) V. S. Med. Investiguior 
 
 — (MiilH.) Am. Homeo., July. 
 
 — (Pierstm,) U. S. Med. Investigator (H.), 
 March 1. 
 
 Foot. On the Causos of soino Clironlc Lame- 
 uoHHoftUo . (Very.) Am. Yet. J:ev.,Jan. 
 
 ForcepM. Ontbo — . (Atkinson.) Vhiia. Med. 
 and Stir. Jiep., March 3. 
 
 — Ain>lication of In Head-Lost Presenta- 
 tions. (Bornardy.) Phila. Med. Times, April u. 
 
 Foramen Oval*. Tbo Frequency and Import 
 
 of u I'erforate . (Corson.) JIahmmannian 
 
 Monlhlji, Deo. 
 
 — Piirtiully Closed . (Eskrldge.) Phila. Med. 
 
 Times, Julij 21. 
 
 Foreign Bodies. In Nostrils. (Dumm.) Ohio 
 Med. Recorder, March. 
 
 — In tlio Htouiaoli. (Lee.) Vhila. Med. and 8ur 
 Hep., Nov. 3. 
 
 — In the Ear. (Amlck.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 April. 
 
 — In the Ear. (Phillips.) Ohio Med. and Sur. 
 Hep. (It.), Jan. 
 
 — Biiuplo Process for Removing from the 
 
 Eye. (Dugas.) N. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 March. 
 
 — Removal of from the Eye. (Ross.) Am. 
 
 Med. Bi-weekly, Sept. 1. 
 
 Foreign Body. Case of in the Bronchial 
 
 Tube. (BreakcU.) N. Y. Med. JiecJxine'i. 
 
 — Of Unusual Kind in tbo Air Passages; Tra- 
 cheotomy; Spontaneous Expulsion After Six- 
 teen Days. (Conner.) Am. Jour. Med. Sci- 
 ences, Oct. 
 
 — LuiRo in the Eye. (Dillard.) Va. Med. 
 
 Monthly, April. 
 
 — fn tlie External Auditory Canal, causing Re- 
 dox Nervous Symptoms. (Ileydenreich.) Arch. 
 Ophlhat. and Olul., Vol. VI., p. 3a3. 
 
 — Tsv;> Cases of In tbo Rectum. (Weaver.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 I'racture. Of tbo Rim of tbo Aoetabulum. 
 (Heifli.) Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 — Of tbo Bones of tbo Face. ( Bull.) If. r. Med. 
 lice, Sept. 1. 
 
 — Rare of Superior Maxilla. (Bull.) iV^. r. 
 
 ilcd. lice, Vec. 'ii. 
 
 — Aphorisms in . (Cowling.) Louisville 
 
 Heit. Kcws, Dec. 20. 
 
 — Report of » Case of of the Eleventh Dor- 
 sal VeitebriD. (Fritts.) I'hif. and I'har., Feb. 
 
 — Shortening in . (Hamilton.) JV. 1'. Med. 
 
 Kix., Aug. 11. 
 
 — Oi*! bo Sternum by Muscular Action, (Hodgen.) 
 AT. r. Med. llec., Dec. 22 
 
 — 8hoi"teuing in and Bilateral Symmetry. 
 
 (Hunt.)^^ r. Med. llec., Aug. 4. 
 
 — A Case of Potts . (Jernegan.) A'. E. Med. 
 
 aazeUe(H.),Dec. 
 
 — Of tbo Tibia. (Logan.) Louisville Med. News, 
 March 10. 
 
 — Old liepressed . (MoFarland.) Louisville 
 
 Med. News, Feb. 21. 
 
 — Case of T . (Morris.) Boston Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., Nov. 29. 
 
 — Now Method of Treating of tbo Clavicle. 
 
 (Van Buren.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., 
 Sept., and Canada Lancet, Dee. 
 
 — Observations on Colics' with Case. 
 
 (Forbes.) ToUdo Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Remarks on Colics' . (Hamilton.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Compound Comminuted of the Fibula, etc. 
 
 (Bttbin.) Am. Uomeo.,Aug. 
 
 — Compound of the Humerus and Os Calois. 
 
 (Aikens.) Canadian Jour. Med. Science, Dee. 
 
 — Compoimd Amputation. (Wall.) Buffalo 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov. 
 
 — Compound — -witblu Two Inches of Ankle 
 Joint. (Wall.) Buffalo Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 \ov. I 
 
 — Treatment of — of the Femur. (Brotber.) i 
 .Im.Jonr. Med, SeitneeJi, .Tan, I 
 
 — Of the Femur. (Hamilton.) Arch. Clin. Sur.. 
 Nov. 15. 
 
 — Clinical Lectures on of the Femur. (Ham- 
 ilton.) I'hila. Med. Times, Nov. 24. 
 
 — Treatment of of tbo Nock of the Femur, 
 
 with Case. (James.) Huhnemannian Monthly, 
 April. 
 
 — Of the Femur, Treated by Allen's Fracture 
 Bed. (Morse.) Fucijle Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 April. 
 
 — Intra-Capsular of the Nock of the Femur. 
 
 (Wardner.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Dec. 
 
 — Inlra-Capsular of Femur, etc. (Wiisoi:.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, Aug. i. 
 
 — Of the Humerus, Near the Condylus. (Frult- 
 nigbt.) Arch. Clin. Sur., March. 
 
 — Of tbo Humerus with Injury of the Musculo- 
 spinal Nerve. Suit for Malpractice. (Ormsby.) 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Dec. 8. 
 
 — or the Superior Epipbysis of the Humerus. 
 (Ricbmond.) AT. r. Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 -Case of and one of Dislocation of the Patel- 
 la. (Bacon.) Boston Med.and Sur. Jotir.,Oct.2rt. 
 
 -Transverse of tbo Patella. (Brown.) Bos- 
 ton Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 20. 
 
 — Transverse of Patella. (Clebome.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Med. S^i^nces, Oct. 
 
 — Treatmei — of tbo Patella. (Oalioupe.) 
 Boston Ml d Sur. Jour., Aug. 16. 
 
 — Of tbo Pu (Howe.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 .Tour., Sept. b. 
 
 — Of tbo Patella. (Morgan.) Boston Med. aiui 
 Sur. Jour., Nov. 29. 
 
 — Of tbo Patella. (Poyuter.) T?ie Clinic, .Tttne^. 
 
 — Of the Skull. (Briggs.) Nash. .Tour. Med. and 
 Sur., Nov. 
 
 — Depressed Compound of the Skull. (Bu- 
 
 ebaiiau.) IC. and L. Med. Jour., March. 
 
 — Of Skull, with Loss of Brain Substance ; Re- 
 covery. (Clebome.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 Oct. 
 
 — External of the Skull. (Oaresche.) 81. 
 
 Louis Clin. Rec, Nov. 
 
 — Notes of aCaso of of the Base of the Skull. 
 
 (Horsey.) Canada Lancet, Aug. 
 
 — Two Cases of of the Skub. (Marion.) 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. Ii7. 
 
 — Case of Extensive Comi)ound of the Skull. 
 
 (O'Brien.) N. Y. Mat. Rec, Sept. 8. 
 
 — Case of of tbo Cranium. (Pirrio.) Ecle*"- 
 
 ticMed. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Exteusivo Compound of the Skull, with 
 
 LoRs of Bone Bubstance. (Ross.) Canada 
 Med. and Sur. Jour.. Nov. 
 
 — Compound Comminuted of the Skull, with 
 
 Exteusivo Loss oi B(mo and CVroi)ral Sub- 
 stance. (Snlvely.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 Nov. 24. 
 
 — Of tbo Skull, and Compound Dislocation of 
 tboAnklo. (Wright.) Am. Pract., Dec. 
 
 — Oblique of tbo Thigh Treated by Ext«»n- 
 
 slon. (Bull.) Canada Med. llec., Oct. 
 
 — lutra-Capsular of tbo Thigh and tbo Er- 
 rors of tbo Methods of Diagnosis. (Parsons. ) 
 Borneo. Times, Feb. 
 
 Fractures. On tbo Treatment of by Moans 
 
 of Buck's Apparatus and Improved Plaster 
 Bandage. (Dubois.) A'. 1'. Med. Rec, Aug. 4. 
 
 — Trcatuicit of of the Shalt of tbo Femur 
 
 inthoAualt. (Hamilton.) A^. Y. Med. Rec, 
 Dec. 1. 
 
 —Summary Remarks on of tbo Shaft of 
 
 tboFemiu- in Adults. (Hamlltou.) Buffalo 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dee. 
 
 — Of tbo Head of tbo Radius. (Hodges.) Bos- 
 ton Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 18. 
 
 —Of Lower Extremitius. (James.) Uahneman- 
 nian Monthly, May. 
 
 — Intra and Extra-CapsiUar and their Suc- 
 cessful Treatment, (ijpiuzig.) St. Louis Ctin. 
 Rec, Oct. 
 
 Fractured MoxlUae. Retention of . (Miles.) 
 
 A'. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 Fractional Notea. (Wilder.) Am. Jour. Plmw., 
 
 Sept. 
 Frienuui LinKiue. Caso of . (Doauo4 
 
 I'/iy. iinil I'lan:, -Vor. 
 
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 22 
 
 INDEX TO OKIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 1 
 
 FramlMBHiold Condylomatoun. S.vpIillodRrm 
 cir tiio llui y Bin i», tuictl by the llyiMxlciiiiid 
 IiOcctiou of Ciirrooivo Kiibllmato. (Tuiuuitwo 
 di Auilciti.) Arch. Uemiutol., OcL 
 
 Piwer. TlioLivtoOr. . (Steveueou.) Chicago 
 
 iicd. Jour, unit Ex., June. 
 
 Freezliiff Miorotoine. (Lon^cstroot.) Phila. 
 
 21eU. Ttincn, MaijVi. 
 Fundus in Urine. Rononiblin^ Vontriculi. (Ma- 
 
 «oiul>cr.) I'llila. Med. Times, Auy. 18. 
 Fnrrum Diol.VHatuiu. (Yundcll, Jr.) Louis- 
 ville Med. Sews,AuiJ. A. 
 Claliciuu OzohLerlt. (Grabowski.) Am. Jour. 
 
 I'liur., Feb. 
 Gall Stones. Impactiun of and Obstructtoii 
 
 or tho liowcl. (Uai'cluy.) Canada Lunvel, 
 
 June. 
 Galvanic Current. Iiuportance of tbo in 
 
 ElcctiiiTliinipuutics. (MiicH.) Cin. Med. 
 
 Hews, March. 
 Galvano-Pnucture. Tlio In Ovarian Tuiuors. 
 
 (Doluniatcr.) J\ orlh Am. Jour, lloiiico., Icb. 
 
 — Of u liydrovariuni. (FUcb.) N. Y.Med. Jour.. 
 Jan. 
 
 Gnnsrene. Cuso of SpontaueoiiM . (Hard.) 
 
 Chicuyo Med. Jour, and Ex., Dec. 
 
 — Following tUo Kxtcruiil ii80t>f Carbolic Acid. 
 <Kellock.) Canada Lancet, March 
 
 — Aniputution. (Keoipf.) Louisville Med. A'ews, 
 April 7. 
 
 Garden City. More about as n City of 
 
 Uuultli. (Auou.) The Haitilarian, Jttne. 
 
 Garrya Fremouti. (Rosa.) Am. Jour. I'har., 
 Vec. 
 
 Gas. Personal Experience of Nitrous Oxide . 
 
 (Uibbuus.) Fucijic Med. and Hur. Jour., 
 April. 
 
 — BitretlonH of — in tho Breoat, Instead of 
 Milk. (iTice.) Am. Observer {11.), Jan. 
 
 Gastritis. Acute . (Uole.) Am. Borneo., 
 
 J\up. 
 
 — Keport of a Case of Acute . (Benson.) 
 
 Mahnemannian Monthlij, March. 
 
 Gastro-Catarrli. Case of and Endometritis. 
 
 (Uoaiic.) riiy. and PJiur., Aug. 
 
 — Elytrutoniy. A bi'L-uud Hiiceessful Case of 
 . (akeue.) Am. Jour. Obi., Oct. 
 
 Gastritis. Acute . (Wiiitu.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Hur. lUp., March il. 
 Gastrotomy. Two Unsuccessful Cases of 
 
 fcr tiio HtiUioval oi Aouuiuiiiul Tuuiors. 
 
 (McLe'Ui.) We*Urn Lanccl, Hcpt. 
 Geisnnia. PliysloloKlcal Action of and 
 
 l^fUomiuio Acid. (UlL) FhUa. Med. Times, 
 
 March 31. 
 
 — Fivim ration and Toxlo Eflfwts of . 
 
 (Worujiey.) Am. Jour, i'/iar., April. 
 
 Gclscmlam. (Adolt jius.) Southern Med. Jiec., 
 Aug. 
 
 — Ti\ictuit> . (Fentress.) Med. Brief, Sept. 
 
 — (CiUtfS.) Southern Med. 1,'cc., j\ oc. 
 
 — As n liciuvUy lor Uutui'liuiciit ct: the Kctlna. 
 (Nortou.) Ohio. Med. uiul M<r. and licp. (11.), 
 July. 
 
 — tfemperrlreuB. Yellow Gels. (Uoss.) South- 
 erii ^cd. lice, Mai/. 
 
 — Aoilnu of tii'Uipcrvirens. tOtt.) Am. 
 
 I'racl., Aj)rit and May. 
 
 Oentiana Quinquefloro. Five flowered Gen- 
 tian. (Uoi!>.) Med. hricf, Aug. 
 
 Acnu-Pectorul X'osition. Tho in Shoulder 
 
 I'lvscuiatious. (Liuion.) Am. Trad., (>cl. 
 
 — Tao iu Biiouldur Fi'eseututiuu. (Purvin.) 
 
 Am. I'ract., Jan. 
 
 Genus Kpldeuiiciis. Th»i . (Woodward.) 
 
 I'. S. Med. lnvts.4jalor ill.), Sor. 1,">. 
 German Literature. Kotiospect ol' — . (DcccUc.) 
 
 Am. Jour. liuMiiiij, Ol/. 
 Gestation, l^iloufciil to Four lluudivd and 
 
 hull} two i)u>s. (iiryan.) SI. Lotus Mid. 
 
 anti Sur. .lour..Ju!>i. 
 
 — Case of Pi'otractcd . (Moore.) Phila. Mtd. 
 
 and Sur. liep., Feb. 3. 
 
 Gilleoia Stipulaeeu. liesults of Analysis of 
 
 the lioot of . (Wotherell.) Phila. Med. 
 
 Times, April 14. 
 Glanders. In tho Human Subject. (Joue.) Pa- 
 
 eijic Med. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 Glass Graduates. Inaccuracy of . (Hoi 
 
 guio.) jV. y. Med. liec., Jan. V!0. 
 Giusswai-e. Colored . (Wilder.) Am. Jour. 
 
 I'hur., March. 
 
 — Nou-Actinio . (Wilder.) Am. Jour. Phar 
 
 lib. 
 
 Giaucomu. (Thomas.) llahnemannian Month 
 
 Ig, March. 
 Glauconia Simplex. (Lyons.) Am. Prael. 
 
 June. 
 Gleet. Is Communicable f (Bowling.) The 
 
 Clinic, March 'i. 
 
 GIif>-S:ircoma. Double . (Zlnke.) The Clinic, 
 
 Jan. 21. 
 
 Glycerin. The Use of in Fluid Extracts 
 
 (Leuiuan.) Am. „ mir. Phar., July, 
 
 Glyrerite of Keplialine. (Ashmcad.) Detroit 
 Ltd. Jour., Oct. 
 
 — On tliO Articles of Dr. C. O. Polk, upon . 
 
 (Percy.) Phi a. Med. Times, A'ov. 10. 
 
 — AbIi mead's Aitiole on . (Percy.) Detroit 
 
 Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — (Polk.) Southern Med. liec., June. 
 
 — (Wiley.) Louisville Med. A'ews, June 3. 
 
 Goa Powder. (Baker.) Ta, Med. Monthly, 
 Aivril. 
 
 — And Cbrysophanio Acid. (Bullock.) Am.Jow. 
 Phar., Nov. 
 
 Gonalgia, or Hysterical Arthralgia. (Clebornc.) 
 A, 1. Med. Bee., Aug. 25. 
 
 Gonorrhoea. Latent . (Cross.) Si. Louis 
 
 Clin, liec., Nov. 
 
 — fuse of Complicated with EpididymittH. 
 
 or Swelled TesUcle. (Doauo.) Med. hriej, 
 Mag. 
 
 Gonorrhosal Fpididymitis. Case in which 
 
 I'i'crt'dcii the Disciiai'ge from tho Urethra. 
 (StauBbuiy.) Arch. Dermatol., April. 
 
 Granulated Uds. On . (Jackson.) V. S. 
 
 Mtd. Investigator (11.), Aug, 1. 
 Graves Disease. (Pepper.) X. T. Med. Bee., 
 
 Stilt. 1. 
 Grindciia-Robnsta. And Yerba-Santa in Asthma 
 
 and liruuciual iriitutiuu. (Griltiu.) Med. Briej, 
 
 AtKJ. 
 
 — (Guernsey.) JTomeo Times, Jan. 
 
 — in Asthma aud W hoopiug-Cough. (Patecj 
 Med. lirief, Nor. 
 
 — Squarrona. (Munk.) Am. Med. Jour. {E.), 
 Nov. 
 
 Guraua Paulliuia. (Goss.) Eclectic Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 Guide-Uoard tu Prescribing. (Ockford.) tin. 
 Med. Advance, July. 
 
 Gutta Percha Tissue. (Chamberlain.) .V. V. 
 Jilt/, liet:, i)ept. '13. 
 
 Guttata Prosiasis. (Bulkley.) Arch. Derma- 
 tut., Oct. 
 
 Gyiueculsgy. Contribution tu tho Statistics 
 
 of . Ularduu.) lioston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour.. May 10. 
 
 — iu Jiipuu. iWcruich.) Chicago Med. Jour, 
 and L.i.,Ma>/. 
 
 Hiemarumoscope. Tho . (White.) Am. 
 
 J.jur. Mid., Aaences. July. 
 
 Usemutliurax. (Easley.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 
 Oil. 
 
 IIirmHtuma. Of the Anterior Wall of the Vagina, 
 (.tlui'iii^ .) Phila. Med. 'liiiws, Aug. 18. 
 
 liieuiuptysis. (Ckvtland.) The Clinic, Sept. 1. 
 
 Ilivmurrliuids. Treatmcut of Iiijections of 
 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 33 
 
 Carbolic Acid Oil. 
 Hur. Jour., June. 
 
 (Wood.) Canada Med. and 
 
 V. S. 
 
 Hahnemann. On Aconite. (Hughes.) 
 iJed. luvesUgalor {U.), Sept. 1. 
 
 — Aud Uumeopatby. (Potors.) Phy. and Phar., 
 Feb., May, and Aug. 
 
 Hair. Doea the Human Ever turn Gray in 
 
 a Hlnglti HitOxt t (Bai-uea.) Cin. Med. Advance 
 (U.), March. 
 
 — Does the Grow after Doath ! (Lowther.) 
 
 Louisville Med. News, Oct. 2U. 
 
 — Facts About . (Morrow.) Gin. Med. Ad- 
 vance (H.) April. 
 
 — Pin. And CalouluB in Bladder. (McCauley.) 
 Ohio Med. Bee., Aug. 
 
 — CaM8. ▲ Coupleof . (Buell.) Ohio Med. 
 
 and Sur. Rep. (H.),Jan. 
 
 — And Calculus. In Bladder. (McCauley.) 
 Ohio Med. Sec., Aug. 
 
 Bare Up. Cases of and Cleft Palate in Sy- 
 
 pbilitio Children. (Brown.) Arch. Dermatol., 
 July. 
 
 — And Cleft Palate, \rith Operation for Hare- 
 Lip. (Gunn.) Ohieago Med. Jour, and Ex., 
 June. 
 
 Baarvatd School of Medicine. (Osier.) Cana- 
 dian Jour. Med. Science, Aug. 
 
 Hoad Rest. Elastic Spring . (Wood.) N. T. 
 
 Med. Bee., Nov. 10. 
 
 Headache. Remedy for tbe . (Lookrldge.) 
 
 Am. PraeU, March. 
 
 — The Therapeutics of — . (Smith.) Southern 
 Med. Bee., Feb. 
 
 — On the Diagnosis and Xireatment of . 
 
 (Thomson.) N. T. Med. Bee., Nov. 17. 
 
 — An Uususpected Cause of . (Washington.) 
 
 St. Louia Eclectic Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 Healing Art. The . (Llppe.) Bahneman- 
 
 nian Monthly, Nov. 
 Health Helper. (King.) Eeleetie Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., Aug. 
 
 Heart. Lectures on Disease of the . (Flint. ) 
 
 N. r. Med. Bee., Sept. 8. 
 
 — Lecture on the . (Flint.) N. J. Med. Bee., 
 
 Sept. 16. 
 
 — Two Cases of Anomalous. (Halderman.) Ohio 
 Med. Becorder, July. 
 
 — Diseases of tbe . (James.) Hahnemannian 
 
 Monthly, June and Sept. 
 
 — Eleotrfcal Phenomeua Occurring in tbe . 
 
 (Lautenbacli.) Phila.Med. Times, March 31. 
 
 — Case of Valvular Diseaeeof tbe . (Reddy.) 
 
 Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Valvular Disease. (Smith.) Cin. Lancet 
 
 and Obs., Aug. 
 
 — Showing Anomalous Arrangement of the Leaf- 
 lets of tbe Pulmonary Valve. (Wilson.) Phila. 
 Med. Times, July 7. 
 
 — And Kidney Disease, Combined. (Starr.) 
 I'hila. Med. Times, leb. 17. 
 
 — Soundo. Tlie Relation of Certain Abnormal 
 — to Uraemia and Brigbt's Disease. (I-yncb.) 
 Md. Med. Jour., July. 
 
 Hellebore. (Gatchcll.) Northwestern Aiinalisl, 
 
 (H.),July. 
 Uematocle. Perl-Uterine. (Baker.) No/^th- 
 
 tteslern Annalist, (H.), July. 
 Hemiplegia. Case of Hysterical , with Nou- 
 
 viilKia of the Ti'igfmiuuB and Amblyopia. 
 
 (Bull.) N. Y. Med. Bee, Feb.. 17. 
 
 — Case of Right and Apbusia, with Mitral 
 
 Disease of tuo Heart. (Comegys.) Cin. Lan- 
 cet and Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Caeoof Spinal . (Janes.) Am. Jour., Med. 
 
 Sciences, Oct. 
 
 ~ Interuiittont . (Rockwell.) N. T. Med. 
 
 Jour., Aug. 
 Hemiopia. (Dickinson.) Chicago Med. Jour. 
 
 and Ex., Oct., and St. Louit Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., Aug. 
 
 UcmoiTluHfe. Cai»o of from the M cous 
 
 Membrane of tbe Larynx. (Coomes.) Louia- 
 viUe Med. Newt, July 38. 
 
 I — Death from Concealed in tbe Femoral 
 
 I Arteiy. (Cotton.) Phila. Med. Times, Jan. 6. 
 
 — Case of (Cresey.) Toledo Med. and Sur 
 
 ! Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Poot-Partum. (Fortner.) Ta. Med. Monthly, 
 Sept. 
 
 — Ante-Partura , Controlled by Pressure on 
 
 tlieFujtuH. (Foster.) Am. Uomeo.,July. 
 
 — Hidden . (Freeman.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., Aug. 11. 
 
 — Sablna . (Gibson.) U. S. Med. Investigator 
 
 {«.), Feb. 1. 
 
 — Post-Partum . (Morrison.) N. T. Med. 
 
 Eclectic, May and July, and Southern Med. liee., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Case of Uterine , Illustrating tbe Use of 
 
 Curette. (Morton.) Louisville Med. Newt, 
 Oct. 6. 
 
 — Case of Intestinal iu a Child One Day Old. 
 
 (Taylor.) Va. Med. Monthly, Dec. 
 
 — Case of Accidental CDUcealed , followed by 
 
 Quick and PainleHs Labor. (Wbeatou.) Ohio 
 Med and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Hemorrhoids. Are Salutary) (Boden- 
 
 faamcr.) N. T. Med. Bee., Sept. «. 
 
 — Surgical Treatment of . (Fiske.) Borneo. 
 
 Times, April. 
 
 — Internal . (Owen.) Chicago Med. Jour. 
 
 a}id Ex., June. 
 
 — On tho Surgical Treatment of Uterine. (Sut- 
 ton.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — (Vance.) Cm. Lancet and Obs., Kov. 
 
 — (Washington.) Eeleetie Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 June. 
 
 Hepar Salphor. CorapariHon of and 8111- 
 
 cia. (Miller.) Bahtiemannian Monthly, F^ 
 
 Hepatic Affection. On an Obscure . (Elder.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Bep., Feb. 3. 
 Hermaphrodite. An . (Seip.) Bahno- 
 
 mannian Monthly, Dee. 
 
 Hermaphroditism. Cose of Spurious .(Betts.) 
 
 Hahnemannian Monthly, May. 
 
 Hernia. The Authors who wrote on it, and its 
 
 Trt'iitmeut Prior to the lltb Centm-y. (Alex- 
 andria.) Canada Lnti ret, Oct. 
 
 — A New Truss for Forward . (De Oarmo.) 
 
 N. Y. Med Bee. Aug. 
 
 — Tbe Value of Sneezing in tbe Reduction of 
 
 . (Deniflon.) Southern Med. Bee., April, 
 
 and Ta. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 — (Mudd.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Dee. 
 
 — Femoral . (Perrigo.) Canada Med. Bee., 
 
 May. 
 
 — Peiltoneal of tbe Linea Alba. (Toland.) 
 
 Western Lancet, May. 
 
 — Caseof Stniujnilfitert Inccninnl of 4 Days 
 
 and 18 Hours' Standiug ; Operation ; Recovery, 
 (Miller.) Western Lancet, June. 
 
 — Radical Cure of Strangulated Inguinal . 
 
 (Smith.) Arch. Clin. Sur., Feb. 
 
 — Case of Strangulated Irrodiiciblo, Direct In- 
 guinal. (Todd.7 Phila. Med. and Sur. B^, 
 April li. 
 
 — Strangulated . (Allis.) Phila. Med. Timet, 
 
 July 7. 
 
 — The Early Operation for Strancrulated . 
 
 (AUls.) Phila. Med. Times, Juh/ 21. 
 
 — Wben to Operate lor btraugulatcd . (Byrd.) 
 
 B. and L. Med. Jour.. Jan. 
 
 — Reduction of Strangulated . (Dugos.) N. 
 
 O. Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 — Operation for Strangulated . (Fttoh.) 
 
 Am. Pract., March. 
 
 -Case of Concealed Strangulated , (GQ- 
 
 liam.) Ohio Med. Becorder, May. 
 
 — Stiaugulntcd . (Guernsey.) Bahneman- 
 
 nian Monthly, May. 
 
 — Case of Stvanguiated of Right Side. 
 
 (Knott.) LouisoUlc Med. Neirs, JulyT. 
 
 — Reportof aCasoof Sponlanoous Closure of a 
 Gaiigrenons Solution of Continuity in the 
 
 latest ne Keaultiug from Strangulated . 
 
 (Lausiiifih.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 — Singular Cac o of Str.inguiated . (Sterling.) 
 
 Cin. Med. Advance {B.), May. 
 
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 24 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 Herniotomy. SuccoAnfnl Cane of . (Jerue- 
 
 gau.) iV. /<;. Mitl. Uuille (W.), Feh. 
 
 — An InteruatiiiK Cutio uf BUMUgulnted Bnbnnu- 
 cvlo . (Llttlo.) N. Y. Meif. Etc., ilarcha. 
 
 Herpes Zoater. The Fatbolugy of Cliiiically 
 
 Cuuaidorcd. (RoUo.) Arch. Dermatol., July. 
 Hey'a Operation. (Church.) Cln. Lancet and 
 
 Obs.,Jan. 
 Hlcooagh. Cufle of Chronio . (Shrlver.) Oin. 
 
 Luiicttund Obs., March. 
 Hip DUease. Two Cases of Supposed . 
 
 (Lcouurd.) Detroit Meil. Jour., Nov. 
 BUppomane Manrlneila. Notes on the EfTeots 
 
 of the Sap or Julio of tho . (Howard.) 
 
 UahnemannUin Monthly, Feb. 
 Holden's Resonator. Dr. . (Holdeii.) N. 
 
 Y. Med. Itec. Feb. 3. 
 Homeopathy. Tu Northern Ohio. (Bookwith,) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sitr. licp. {11.), Jan. 
 
 — Pioneers of in Northei n OhI o. (Beckwith. ) 
 
 Phy. and Phar., Jan. 
 
 — Vs. the Physiological School. (Borridge). 
 r. S. Med. lnve»tigalor (.11.), Feb. \. 
 
 — As a Science. (Farriugton.) Uahnemannian 
 Monthly, May. 
 
 — A i.^ayrnan's Experience of . (Furness.) 
 
 NwlhAm. Jour. Homeo., Nov. 
 
 — Capitulation of . (Lippe.) Cin, Med. Ad- 
 
 rauce (11.). Sept. 
 
 — In Surgery. (Parsons.) Cin, Med. Advance 
 (//.), May. 
 
 — On the Cause of Professional Opposition to 
 
 . (Pope.) Hahnemannian Monthly, Oct., 
 
 and Ohio Med. and Sur. Hep, (JJ.), Nov. 
 
 Homeopathic Question. Tho . (Bumstead.) 
 
 N. Y. Med. Pec., Sept. 1. 
 
 — Hospital. Tho Ward's Island, New York. 
 
 (Corson.) Uahnemannian Monthly, Dec. 
 
 — Colleges. Tho Iiiiportiinco of Departments of 
 
 Phanuacology niul ProvinKS in the . 
 
 (Hale.) 17. S. Med. Inrcsligator (U.), July 1. 
 
 — Cure. On tho RationaJo of (Uughes.) A^. 
 
 E. Med. Gazette (II.), May. 
 
 — Lilu Insurauco Cuuipuuies. (Lippe.) Cin. Med. 
 Arirance (U.), May. 
 
 — Tinctures. On tho Strength of . (Sher- 
 
 niuu.) Am. Homeo., Nov. 
 
 Hop Culture. In New York. (Blssell.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Nov. 
 Hops. On Some Constituents of . (Blssell.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Phar., Dee. 
 Hospital and Private Practice. (Hamilton.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 13. 
 
 — Cases. (Abbot.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Dec. 20. 
 
 — (Bradford.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 27. 
 
 — (Cabot.) Boston 2Ied. and Sur. Jour., March 
 23, atid May 10. 
 
 — (Cheercr.) Bostoti Med. and Sur. Jour., March 
 1, April 26, and May 3. 
 
 — (Doe.) Boston Mm. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 18. 
 
 — (Fifleld.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jov,r., Nov. 
 15. 
 
 — (Gay.) Boston Med, and Sur. Jour., Sept. 6, 
 Oct, 4, and Nov, 2X 
 
 — (Homans.) Boston Mod. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 16. 
 
 Boston Med, and Sur. Jour., April 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 11. 
 Boston Med, and Sur, Jour., Jan. 
 
 Boston 
 
 — (Lymaa.) 
 6 atid 19. 
 
 — (Mlnot.) 
 
 — (Porter.) 
 as. 
 
 — Boston Lying-in . (Richardson.) 
 
 Med. and Bur. Jour., July 13. 
 
 — tRichardson.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Aug. 9. 
 
 — (Tuomdykfl.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 June 28 and July 19. 
 
 — (Vanderbeok.) Phila. Med. Times, March 3. 
 
 — (Warren.) Boston Med, and Sur, Jour., March 
 15 and Sept. 27. 
 
 — Notes. (Wharton.) Phila,Med. Tim€s,Dee.B. 
 
 — Beport. (Porter.) Phila. Med, Times, June 
 and S'pt- !• 
 
 — (Wharton.) Phtla. Med. Times, June 23. 
 
 — t'linio of Dr. J. M. Da C.sta. (Woodbury.) 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. iivp., Jan. 6. 
 
 — Reports. (Feiiwick.) Canada Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Sept. 
 
 — (JohiiNou.) Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 15. 
 (Morgan.) Phila. Med. Times, Jan. 20. 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, Aug. i. 
 hila. Med. Times, May 20 and Dee. 
 
 la. Med. Times, Feb. 3. 
 Southern Med. lice., Jan. 
 Phila. Med. Times, Jan. 6 
 
 and 
 
 Canada 
 
 — (Poitcr.i 
 
 — (Robert 
 22. 
 
 — (Rolan< 
 
 — (Vaniiorij, 
 
 — (Wharton.) 
 Nov. 10. 
 
 Hospitals. ThoLoiMloii . (Alton.) 
 
 Lancet, .Tan. 
 Hot Springs. Of Arkaiiso^. (Morse.) Hahne- 
 
 maiiniiin Monthly, Aug. 
 
 — Case Cunul a r. tho of Arkansas. (Ordway .) 
 
 Uahnemannian Monthly, Oct. 
 
 — Water. For Treatment of Sick Storaaoh. 
 (Owen.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., March 21. 
 
 How to Temper thi« Tomprramout Diuleti- 
 
 cally. (Ktdtleld.) Homeo. Times, Feb. 
 Human Actions. The Scieni itiu BoHis of . 
 
 (Vuruna.) Momeo. Times, April. 
 Humerus. Spontaneous Reduction of a DImIo- 
 
 nuvd . (Davenport.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., May 6. 
 Hydatids. Complicating l^eraaturc Delivery. 
 
 (Armstrong.) Med. hrxef, Sept. 
 Hydrastis Canadensis. The Properties and 
 
 Uweaof . (Bleach.) Ohio Mea. Recorder, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 — In Uterine Hemorrhage and Menorrhagia and 
 alao In Dysmeuiirrhoea. (Gordon.) Chicago 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., Aug. and Sept. 
 
 Hydrencephalocele. (Kennady.) Am. Med. 
 
 Jii- Weekly, Oct. 27. 
 Hydroa. TwoCoHesof . (Bulkley.) Arch. 
 
 Dermatol., April. 
 Hydroadipsla. Clinical Cases of withSome 
 
 Farts CoueernliiK tho Water Supply of Living 
 
 Bodies. (McElroy.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 
 Jan. 
 Hydrocephalus. Traumatic . (Farringtim.) 
 
 Homeo. 'limes, Oct. 
 
 — Acute uud lisTreHtmeut. (Pimat.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., A ug. 4. 
 
 Hydrocele. (Briggs.) Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., 
 
 April. 
 Hydrogen. Tho Protoxide of Chemically 
 
 ami Medically Considered. (Haldemauu.) Cin. 
 
 Luncet and Obs., Oct. 
 
 Hydrophobia. Its Cause. (Baer.) Uahneman- 
 viun Monthly, Aug. 
 
 — OntlioTrtiutmcutof . (Butterfleld.) Eclec- 
 tic Med. and Sur. Jovr., June. 
 
 -Case of . (Edwards.) Boston Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., March 16. 
 —Case of . (Francois.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., May 17. 
 —Case of . (Hanoconi.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., April 19. 
 -(King.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Case of . (Mackenzie.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 
 Jan. 
 
 — (Pearson.) Hahnemannian Monthly, Sept. 
 
 — Case of . (Smith.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., March 1^. 
 
 — (Spetli.) Hahnema7inian Month fi^, May. 
 
 — A Reply to Dr. Young. (Stockwell.) Boston 
 Med- and Sur. Jour., July 26. 
 
 — An Interesting Case of , and n Question of 
 
 DIagnoHis. (Stoi rs.) N. Y. Meil. Rec., July 7. 
 
 — ReiKJi t of a Case of . (Warner.) N. Y. Med. 
 
 Sec, Dee. 15. ,, . 
 
 — Bemurks on . (Young.) Boston Med. and 
 
 Sur. .Tour., June 14. 
 
 Hydrotherapentics. (lUoway.) Oin. Lancetand 
 
 Obs., June. 
 Hyctene. Marino on Board Passenger Vefr 
 
 sels. (Bell.) The Sanitarian, April. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 3& 
 
 — Rei>ort on . (Caboll.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 
 Jan. 
 
 — During the Pnrtiirlpnt Porlml. (Cuuiiiilngs.) 
 U. S. Med. Invfuliyalor (II.), .June 15. 
 
 — Rocont Frogi'osa In Public . (Driipor.) 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., May 31. 
 
 — At A.inliorHt CoIIoko. (Ilitolicock.) The Sani- 
 larian, Dec. 
 
 — Buhuol . (Loriiig.) The Sanitarian, May. 
 
 Hyuscyamine. In the Treatniont of Inminlty. 
 
 (Do Witt.) Oin. Lancet and Ubs., Aug. 
 
 — Tho Alkuloid In Mania. (Stylos.) Homeo. 
 
 Times, Oct. 
 
 Byperiemla. Cerebral . (Teed.) Chicago 
 
 Jow. Nerv. and Ment. Dis., April. 
 HjrpersDSthesia. (Boyco.) Am. Uomeo., Nov. 
 Uyperldrosis. CaBo of Malarial Unilateral . 
 
 (Uuai'dur.) St. Louis Clin, lice., Dec. 
 Hypenultropia. Cuntrllmtiun to t-ke History 
 
 of . (Ely.) N. y. Med. Jtec., March 10. 
 
 H7P«rpl»8la. Case of Areolar . (Yoinans.) 
 
 llomeo. Times, Jan. 
 Hypertrophy. Remarks on of Turbinated 
 
 Corpora Cavernosa. (Roliiiiaou.) Avi. Jour. 
 
 Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 HrpoBpadlas. Cases of . (Bailey.) N. T. 
 
 ^Med. Jour., April. 
 
 — FelKuiug Hcriuaplirodltlsm. (Latliroi>.) Bos- 
 ton Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov. 22. 
 
 — Caso of Cured by Operation. (WilUersou.) 
 
 Va. Med. Monthly, Feb. 
 
 HyHteria. {Peters.) Ya. Med. Monthly, Dee. 
 
 — Resulting I'ruiuHpiual Irritation. (Kingsbury.) 
 N. E. Med. aa:elte (U.), March. 
 
 — Peculiar Case of . (Wyeth.) N. Y. Med. 
 
 Jour., Oct. 
 
 Hysterio-Epllepsy. Two Cases of . (Ham- 
 ilton.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 — Neurosis. Case of of tbo Stomooli. 
 
 (Ciiamboiliiln.) Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Caso of Bympatliotlc of the Stomacli. 
 
 (Formruto.) Am. Jour. Ojs., July. 
 
 Hysterutouiy. (Claik.) Canada Lancet, Oct. 
 Xboris Amara. Some Experiments on tho Frog 
 
 with . (Gatotiell.) I'lorlh Am. Jour. Uomeo., 
 
 Feb. 
 Idiosyncrasy. (Burrows.) Ecleellr. Med. and 
 
 Siir. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Report of a Caso of in Regard to the 
 
 Ctfects of Ouiuiue. (Denig.) Ohio Med- lie- 
 corUcr, Marcn. 
 
 lohthyosis. (Bulkley.) Arch. Dermatol., Jan. 
 Icterus Neonatorum. Cases of , (Marble.) 
 
 BonUmMed. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 15. 
 Ileum. Separation of tlio . and Spontaneous 
 
 Occlusion of tuo Divided Extremities. (Uoclie.v 
 
 ter.) Buffalo Med. atui Sur. Jour.,*Oct. 
 Ileo Colitis. (Polk.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekly, 
 
 Nov. 10. 
 Imagination. Case Illustrating the Influence 
 
 of tuo upon tbo Vuluutary Muscles. (De 
 
 Witt.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., March. 
 Impaction. Case of of tlie Bowels. (Hill.) 
 
 Am. Med. Bi- Weekly, Sept. 2i. 
 Impetigo Contagiosa. (Van Harliiigen. Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. liep., Sept. 8. 
 Inaugural Remarks. As President of tlie 
 
 Huunemanu Academy of Mediiino of New 
 
 York. (Uilis.) V. 8. Med. Investigator (II.), 
 
 Jan. I. 
 laclslon. Case of of tlie Cervix, witli Death 
 
 on tue Ftfteentli Day. (Nicoll.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Obs., April. 
 
 — And Division. Renum6 on of tUe Corvlx 
 
 Uteri for DyamenorrUoia and Sterility. (Pal- 
 len.) Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 Incompatible. (Bayre.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jiep., Sept. 20. 
 ladflxlng of Periodicals. (Clebome.) Am, 
 
 Jour, thar., June. 
 
 — (Wilder.) Am. Jour. Phar., May. 
 
 Some of the DIagnostIo Rel». 
 — . (Hudson.) Phy. and Pluw., 
 
 (Mar- 
 
 Indigestions. 
 
 tious of tUo 
 May. 
 Indlvlduallsation. Vs. Oeneralizatiou. 
 o> .) Am. Uomeo., July. 
 
 Inebriate Asylums. And their Management. 
 (Dodge.) Quar. Jour. Inebriety, June. 
 
 Inebriety. Clinical Studies of . (Crotliors.) 
 
 I'hila. Med. and Sur. liep., Feb. 17. 
 
 — Duration, Mortality and Prognosis of . 
 
 (Crotbers.) Quar. .four. Inebriety, March. 
 
 — Atmospboric Influences Controlling . 
 
 (Crotbers.) Quar.Jotir. Inebriety, Sept. 
 
 — Tbo Relation and Hereditary "tendieucy be- 
 
 twoen and Epilepsy. (Mann.) Quar. Jour, 
 
 Inebriety, March. 
 
 — An Extraordiuary Case of Opium . (Mat- 
 
 tUon.) N. Y. Med. liec., Aj/ril 14. 
 
 — A Disease. (Mason.) Quar. Jour. Inebriety, 
 Dec. 
 
 — (Washington.) Eclectic Med. and Sur. Jmtr., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Cause, Effect and Cure of . (Wilklns.) 
 
 Quar. Jonr. Inebriety, June. 
 
 — Tho Dogma of Human Responsibility, more 
 
 Especially as it Relates to . (Wlllett.^ 
 
 Quar. Jour. Inebriety, Sept. 
 
 Infants' Food. Viewed Chemically. (Wlllianis.) 
 U. S. Med. Investigator {11.), Sept. 15. 
 
 Infect'ous Diseases. Plain Directions for Pre- 
 venting tho Spread of . (Madagau.) TJie 
 
 Sanitarian, Jan. 
 
 Inflammation. Of tho Lachrymal Sac. (Amick.) 
 Cin. Med. News, March. 
 
 — Acute of tho Middle Ear. (Cheatham.) 
 
 Am. I'raet., Aug. 
 
 — Of tho MaM«^oid Cells. (Harwood.) Va. Med. 
 Monthly, A rch. 
 
 — Two Cases of Catarrhal of tiie Bladder, 
 
 etc. (Lougstroth.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 July. 
 
 — Chronic of Wrist and Knee Joint. (Sayi'e.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. liep., Feb. 10. 
 
 — Tiio Treatment of tho Aiute of tho Middle 
 
 Ear. (WelHjr-Liei.) Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 Ex., Nov. 
 
 Influence of Civilization. On the Duration of 
 Lite. (Levis.) The Sanitarian, May. 
 
 Influenta. Tho Sequelto in . (Joues.) Phila. 
 
 Med. o:,d Sur. liep., Feb. 17. 
 
 liifusoria. (Noyos.) Detroit Med. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Ingrowing Nails. (Talbot.) N. E. Med. Gazette 
 {It.), Jan. 
 
 — Toe Nail. (Hamilton.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 Rep., Sept. 22. 
 
 — ( I iignls.) Chieapo Med, Jour, atul Ex., Dee. 
 
 — (Jones.) Ohio Med. llccordcr, Sept. 
 
 — (MoCluer.) Phila. Med, and Sur. liep., Nov. 
 10. 
 
 — (Noet.) N. Y. Med. Pec, Sept. 1. 
 Inhalation. Of Iodine in Asthma. (Westmore- 
 land.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 lulialer. Description of a New for Chloride 
 
 of Ammonium. (Felton.) N. Y. Med. Ree., 
 Dec. 15. 
 
 Ii^ection. Sub-Cutaneous of Irritant Sub- 
 stances. (Luton.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Jan. 
 
 IivJeotions. Carbolic Acid in Hemorrlioida. 
 
 (Carter.) Tlie Clinic, June 16. 
 
 — On the Means of Rendering Vaginal Safe 
 
 and EtHoieut. (Foster.) Arch. Clin. Sur., Oct. 
 15 
 
 — Danger from Hypodermic . (Ingals.) CM- 
 
 caijoMed. Jour, and Ex., Aug, 
 
 — Dangers of Vaginal . (BeaoU.) Med. Brief, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 — Dangei-s of Vaginal . (Jolinson.) Md. 
 
 Med. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Of Carboiate of Ammonia for Snake Bite. 
 (Knott. ) Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., July W. 
 
 — Water in Utei-ine Displacements. (Morr 
 
 gnu.) Hahnemannian MontMy, JuttjS. 
 
 
INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 —Extra Uterine In Post-Pnrtum Fleiuorrbago. 
 
 (Torroy.) Boston Med. and Siw. Jour., July 26. 
 Jniniy. Sovoro and Pocullur . (Brugb.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and liiir. Jlep., tSe/U. IS. 
 ~ Sovero to tbo Face. (Cruuston.) Canada 
 
 Lancet, A ug. 
 
 — Four fuses of Cercbrul . (Dulles.) I'hilu. 
 
 Med. Times, ScjjI. 2'J. 
 
 — Ciise of Ouuabot of the Briiiu ; Recovery. 
 
 (File.) Canada Lancet, April. 
 
 — Casoaof of the Bi'aln Involving 8i)et)cb. 
 
 (H07.) Chicayo Jour. \crv. and Mcnt. t>is., 
 April. 
 
 — KesiiltliiK from Electrical Treatiueut. (Lin- 
 coln.) Boston Med. and Hiir. Jour., Oct. 25. 
 
 — Case of Sovero of tbo Face. (Noet.) Jf. 
 
 Y. Med. lice., Oct. 27. 
 
 — Of Midillo Finger TearluK away the Extensor 
 Toudou from its Origin in tho Extensor Com- 
 munis Digltontni. (SawtitUo.) Jioslon Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Nov. 8. 
 
 Ii^arles. Surgical of the IIea*l. (Jowett.) 
 
 Jioston Med. and Sur. Jour., Any. 0. 
 
 — or the Ilouil. (Logan.) N. E. Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Oct. 
 
 — Tbo Treatment of Certain of tho Heart, 
 
 Acenmpuuiud by Ivcsloun of tho Bruin and its 
 Mcuibruucs. (Rodman.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Of tbo Arm and Fore-Arm. (Wight.) Areh. 
 Clin. Sur., Dec. 1. 
 
 Insane. Mechanical Protection for tho Violent 
 . (Grissum.) Am. Jour. Insanity, July. 
 
 — AsyluiuB. la Ohio. (Bovkwltb.) Ohio Med. 
 a}ul Sur. Rep. (U.), Nov. 
 
 Insanity. Affective . (Bauduy.) St. Louis 
 
 Clin. Jiec., Jan. 
 
 — Medico- Legal Relations of . (Beckwitb.) 
 
 Cin. ilrd. Advance (//.), Oct. 
 
 — The Plea of . (Ciuroll.) The Sanitarian, 
 
 June. 
 
 — Keflex. (Cross.) St, Louis Clin. Rec., July. 
 
 — Tlio Curability of . (Eaile.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Insanity, April. 
 
 — And tho Revival. (Fisber.) Boston Med, and 
 Sur. Jour., July l'.\ 
 
 — Tho Juiispnidenco of in New York. (Fol- 
 
 som.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., March in. 
 
 — The Treatment «>r — . (Folsom.) Boston Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Dec. 20. 
 
 — How to Diagnose Certain Forms of . 
 
 (Howard.) Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 March. 
 
 — Lecture on . (Kitchen.) Ohio Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., April, June and Oct. 
 
 — Tho Pathology and Morbid Histology of 
 
 Chronlo . (Maim.) Chicago Jour. Iferv. 
 
 and Menl. Dis., AprU. 
 
 — Moral . (Meudell.) North Am. Jour. 
 
 Uomeo., May. 
 
 — Marginal Notes on Homeopathie Treatment 
 of . (Stilus.) llnnico. 'Jiiius, April. 
 
 — Pnerpcral . (Taliaferro.) AUanla Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — And its PreveuUon. (Williams.) N. T. Med. 
 l^ctcclic, Scjjt, 
 
 Insanities. Some Suggestions with Regard to 
 
 tho of I'ciualcs. (Fallen.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 
 April. 
 
 Insomnia. (Knox.) Chicayo Med. Jour, and 
 Ex., Jan. 
 
 Instinctive Operations. Of tho Htinian Sys- 
 ti'ui, and how tuty may be UtlLznl in tlio 
 Munatrcmeut of CiTtiiiu DisPawes, and more 
 l)articularly ii' F.iucUnual liiti-,sliu:il Cousti- 
 paliou. (Ulbburd.) Cin. Luuvvl and Obn.. 
 Dec. 
 
 lustrnment. A New forthe Artuilnistration 
 
 of tiio Air Honciio to tho Middle Ear. (Sox- 
 ton.) If. Y. Ueil. lice., Aug. 'ITu 
 
 Instruments. Of Glass, for Washing Out the 
 Piicn)eriil Uterus. (Cuamberlam.) S. Y. Med. 
 lice., March 17. 
 
 — Suries of Three Glass . (Chamberlain.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Two New for Secondary Cataract Opera- 
 tion. (Strawbridgo.) Am.Jour.Med.8eiene$a, 
 April. 
 
 Insulation of Snnstroke. (Hatch.) Faei/te 
 Meit. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 Internal Obstrnotlon. Tho Vital Necessity of 
 a Cautious and Conservative Treatment. 
 (Montgomery.) St. Louia Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Oct. 
 
 Intestinal Obstruction. Removed after Forty- 
 onu Hours. (Medbory.) I'hila. Med. and 8w. 
 lifp.,Jan. 0. 
 
 Intestine. Invaginated . (Beebe.) Detroit 
 
 Meil. Jour., Nov. 
 
 Introductory. To the Course of Bpoclal Path- 
 ology and Diagnosis. (Goueb.) Am. Homto., 
 Nov. 
 
 — Lectur*. (Cole.) U. S. Med. Investigator (H.), 
 Nov. 15. 
 
 — Oct. ist, 1877, Medical Faculty, McOlU Unt- 
 vcrsity. (Osier.) Canada Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Nov. 
 
 — To tlio Conrse 0/ 1877-8, in Atlanta Medical 
 College. (Westmoreland.) AUanta Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Intussusception. Case of . (Brown.) Can- 
 ada La-ncel, July. 
 
 — Case of . (Gerry.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour.,Juneil. 
 
 — Case of in a Child Nino Months Old. (Gil- 
 lette.) Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Intestinal with Vurions Inftammatory 
 
 Complications. (Jones.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 Sep., Maul'i. 
 
 — On tho Treatment of by Abdominal Sec- 
 tion. (Sands.) N T. Med. Jour., June. 
 
 — With Remarks. (Smith.) Am. Sup. Obs. Jour. 
 Great Britain and Ireland, April. 
 
 — With PerforaUon. (West.) I'hila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rtp., Jutie 16. 
 
 — Of tho Ileum. (Willougbby.) Canada Lancet, 
 Dee. 
 
 — Dr. Rickey's Case of . (Lippe.) Cin. Mtd. 
 
 Adeauce (11.), Dee. 
 
 — Dr. Gerry's Case of . (Martin.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 26. 
 
 — or tbo Bowels. (Buoll.) Ohio Med. and Sur. 
 Ren. (H.),Nov. 
 
 — or the BoweL (Chandler.) JMuiaville Med. 
 News, Nov. 10. 
 
 — Case of of the Bowels. (Rickey.) Gin. 
 
 Med. AflraneelH.), March. 
 
 — Of Rowels. (Uogers.) Detroit Med. Jour., 
 March. 
 
 Invalid Chair. A New Resting and - 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 Inversion. On Extra Abdominal ■ 
 gir.) Am. Jour. Obs.,Atjril. 
 
 — Acnto of the Uiertis Caused by Myofl- 
 
 brouift (Dow.) Am. Med. Bi W'eckli/, OH. 18. 
 
 — Of t he Uterus. (Ellis.) V. S. Med. Investigator 
 ''I.), Sept. 15. 
 
 — C so of Uterine . (Ilawes.) Va. Med. 
 
 Mi.iihli/, April. 
 
 — Of I lie Uterus. (Spaulding.) A^. E. Med. 
 Guictie fU.), July. 
 
 Involution. Uterine and its Relations to 
 
 Clirouio Uterine Disease. (Waddei ) Toledo 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 lodiform. In Rodent Ulcers. (Ansell.) Am. 
 Med. lii-Wecldji, June 9. 
 
 — In Dysmunorrhcea. (Hale.) N. E. Med. Ou- 
 selle (11.), Mail. 
 
 — In Bowel Complaints. A Case Rcportotl. 
 (Kcator.) Med. Brief, Dec. 
 
 Iodine. An Accidental Proving of . (Qay- 
 
 lorU.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Rep. (U.), March. 
 
 Iodized Chloral Phenol. As an Esobarotic. 
 (Thomas.) Am. tract., May. 
 
 Ipecacuanha. Review of Woodhnll'sNon-Emetie 
 
 Use or . (MoClellan.) AUanla Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 (Cutter.) 
 -. (EUln- 
 
CLASSIFIED HY SUBJECTS. 
 
 Irltla. Caae of . (Amlck.) Toledo Med. and 
 
 tlur. Jour,, Ocl. 
 
 — IdlopuMilo . (Lyonfl.) Am. Pract., Dee, 
 
 — Hyplillitlo . (Nuwton.) EcUetic Med. and 
 
 8ur. Jour., Dec. • 
 
 — (Spuuldlug.) Botton Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Aug. 10. 
 
 Iron. And its Constituents tn ReRard to Phar- 
 inacoutlo Preparatious. (Debruuner.) Am. 
 Jour. I'har., A'oc. 
 
 — On tlio Synip of Iodide of . (Heynolds.) 
 
 Am. Jour. I'har., Feb. 
 
 — An Alum Mass. (White.) Jt. and L. Med. 
 .loitr., March. 
 
 — Murialod Tincture of as an Antiseptic in 
 
 EiyNipdus. (Alexander.) Louisville Med. 
 Ketns, Mny 8. 
 
 — The Muriated Tincture of a Spoclflc for 
 
 Erysipelas. (Hargls.) Am. Med. lii^^Yeckly, 
 March 31. 
 
 — The Muriated Tincture of a 8t>ociflo for 
 
 Erysipelas. (Mattbews.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 Rep., Feb. U. 
 
 Irrigation. Of ttie Large Intestine. (Dulles.) 
 
 J'hila. Med. Times, Dec. 22. 
 Irritation. Genital as a Cause of Nervous 
 
 Uiseiise. (Ayloswortli.) Canada Lancet, Dec. 
 
 — Peculiar Case of of the Nervous System 
 
 in a Cliild whilst Teething. (Blumberg.) Fhila. 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., Nov. 24. 
 
 — Constant in Chronic Cystitis. (Ellis.) 
 
 Boston Med, and Sur. Jour., April 6. 
 
 — Upiual . (Dean.) PhUa. Med. and Sur. 
 
 lie/}., April m. 
 
 — Case of Spinal in a Ctiild. (Gibney.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 1. 
 
 — Case of Sciatica LiunnaRO Spinal . (Peck.) 
 
 U. S. Med. Investigator (H.), Feb. l. 
 
 Irritations. On Reflex Throughout the 
 
 Ooulto-Urinary Tract, ReRultlug from Con- 
 tractiou of the UretUrn at or Near the Meatus 
 Uriuarius, Congenital or Acquired. (Otis) 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 IvichiBmla. Note on Preliminary . (Nicaiso.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 Ischuria Benalis. Case of with Cystitis 
 
 and Unemlc Manifestations; Recovery. (Cal- 
 lahan.) Am. Med. Bi-Weckly,Aug.m. 
 
 Is Man a Machine? (Hltol ..an.) Eclectic 
 Ucd. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 Isopathy. The Bugbear . (Swan.) Homeo. 
 
 Times, Sept. 
 
 Jaborandl. In Brigbt's Disease. (Bruoh.) Phila. 
 Med. Times, April 14. 
 
 — Observations with a View to Determining the 
 
 lutiueuce of on the Elimiuiitlou of Urea 
 
 by the Kidneys. (Brucu.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, July, 
 
 — (FaiTiugtou.) Am. Uomeo., Oct. 
 
 — Note in KcKard to the Contents of tho Article 
 
 on iu LuuK»:ard's Dicciouario do Mcilichia 
 
 Domestica. (Ureeu.) Phila. Med. Times, Aug. 
 18. 
 
 — Note on a Piper, Called iu tho Province of 
 
 Kio Jauei'io. (Gubler.) Am. Jour. Pluir., 
 May. 
 
 — ClJuical Lecture on tlio Therapeutic Uses of 
 . (Keating.) Phila. Med. Timeii,June23. 
 
 — In a Casts of Dijvbetcs Mellitus. (Poole.) Va. 
 Med. Monthly, JVor. 
 
 — And its Uses. (Tadlocli.) Phila. Med. and 
 Hur. Hep.. Mny 19. 
 
 — ObserviiUous with n View to Determining the 
 
 iutlui'iiic of «>ii the Eliminatiou of Urea by 
 
 theKUlneys. (Tyson.) Am. Jour. Med. Scien- 
 ces, July. 
 
 Jolins Hopkins Hospital. On tho Plan of the 
 - — at Baltimore. (BiUlngs.) N. T. Med. liec., 
 March 3. 
 
 Joint. Brief Account of the Mechanism of the 
 liip — -, with Diaguostlo Points upon Dislo- 
 cation and Fracture of the Neck of the Femur. 
 (Alils.) Phila. Med. and Sur, Rep . April!. 
 
 — Hip Disease. (Uiiler.) Nortk Am. Jour. 
 
 Homeo., Nov. 
 
 — Diseases. Dr. Prince on the Constitutional 
 
 Orglu of iu the Record for October, 1877. 
 
 (Bauer.) St. Lo^Us Clin. Uec., Nov. 
 
 Joints. Hysterical , Two Cases. (Dawson.) 
 
 The Clinic, May lU. 
 
 — Inilauiniatury with (Edema. (Doane.) 
 
 Med. Uricf, Feb. 
 
 — Considerations In Relation to Diseases of th« 
 . (Prince.) Am. Pract., Feb. 
 
 — Diseases of tlio . (Youuldn.) Am. Med. 
 
 Jour. <E.), Nov. 
 
 Jordan. Death of Dr. Charles A. Memphis, 
 
 Tenn., from the Effects of Chloroform. (Cutler^ 
 Cin. Med. News, Aug. 
 
 Joyote of Mexico. Notes on the . (Herrora.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Phar., April. 
 Juriibebla. The Aliialoid of theSolanum Panl- 
 
 ciiiurtum. (Green.) Am. Jour. Pluir., Oct. 
 
 Kail Blchromlcum. In Diphtheria. (NlcolL) 
 
 Am. Observer (U.), Nov. 
 Katatonia. A Clinical Form of Insanity. (Kler- 
 
 nan.) Am, Jour. Insanity, July. 
 Keratitis. (Amick.) Cin. Med. News, Oct. 
 
 — And Iritis. (Ainick.) Cin, Med. News, Nov. 
 
 — Bullosa. On . (Landosburg.) Arch. Opk- 
 
 UmI. and Otol., Vol. VI., page 13S. 
 
 Kerato Conus. Operallonhy Bowman's Method. 
 
 (Bowon.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 Keynote Symptom. The Value of a . (Pres 
 
 ton.) Hahnemannian Monthly, Feb. 
 
 Kidneys. Enormous Cystic . (Brintoa.) 
 
 Phila, Med. Times, June V. 
 
 — Large White Accompanying Fbtblslfl. 
 
 (Henry.) Phila. Med. Times, July 21. 
 
 — Cystic Suppurating . (Naucrede.) PhiUs. 
 
 Med. Times, Oct. 13. 
 
 Kindergarten. The . (Gatchcli.) Am. Ob- 
 server (II.;, Dec. 
 
 Kino. Tincture of which will not Gelati- 
 nize. (Fox.) Am. Jour. Phar., June. 
 
 Knowledge and Charaeter. (Phillips.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., (H.), March, 
 Kumyss. (Brush.) Phy. and Phar., May, 
 
 — Institution. Cases of Sickness Treated at 
 
 the at Moscow. (Stahlberg.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. Rep., Aug, 26. 
 
 I<abla. Two Cases of Inflltration of . (Mo- 
 
 Cracken.) Toledo Med, and Sur, Jour,, July. 
 
 Labor. Case of Comple* . (Evers.) 8i. 
 
 Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Hints on the Management of . (Ctoelet.) 
 
 Southern Med. lice., Nov. 
 
 — Tho Induction of Premature . (Hoflhiau.) 
 
 Bahnemannia7i Monthly, Jtine. 
 
 — Complicated by an Elongated and Indurated 
 Cervix-Uteri. (Cage.) Am. Sup. Obs. Jour. 
 Oreat Britain and Ireland, July. 
 
 — Complicated by Locked Twins. Craniotomy - 
 Version. (Linn.) Phila. Med. Times, Oct. 27. 
 
 — Report of a Case. (Lyons.) Ohio Med. 
 
 Recorder, Jttly. 
 
 — How to Manage a Case of . (Martin.) 
 
 Southern Med. Rec, April. 
 
 — Complicated Twius; Remarkable Suscep- 
 tibility to the Eflfects of Clilorotorin. (Richard- 
 son.) N. O. Med. and Siir. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Case of Tedious Irom Irregular Uterln* 
 
 Contractions. (Shaffer.) Am. Observer, (II.,i 
 Jan. 
 
 — On Non-Instrumental Aids to . (Stephen- 
 son.) TJie Clinic, Sept. 8. 
 
 — Effect of Prolonged upon the Life of the 
 
 Child. (Tliomas.) Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 — Why Should We Support tho Perineum during 
 
 , at alii (Turufpseed.) R. and L, Med. 
 
 Jour., April. 
 
 Laboratory Motes. (Edison.) Am, Jour Phar,, 
 Feb. 
 
 — (Prescott.) Am. Jour. Phar., Oct, 
 Laceration. Of tho Vestibule. (Bockwith.) Phil^. 
 
 Med. Times, Oct. OH. 
 
18 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 'is 
 
 i 
 
 — Kxtonnlro of tho Cheat WalU. (Sabln.) 
 
 Am, Uomeo., Aug. 
 
 — Of tlio C<>l<»ii from ExcmrIvo DIntenston. 
 (Sharp.) Phila. Ued. mid 8ur. Kfp., Vee. l. 
 
 — Ol Diiodeuiiiii. (HtodduiM.) Buffalo ilea, and 
 8nr. Jour., July. 
 
 — OntherroiHirTroatmontfor oftlmCorvlx- 
 
 Uteil. (KiHiimt.) Am. l'racl„,lan. 
 
 — or tho CorvlxUleii uud Its Treatmont. 
 (Ooodt)ll.) N. Y. Ued. Kec, Oct. 20. 
 
 — Uf tho rorlnniirn from (;hll(li>trth. (Ooo<loll.) 
 I'hUit.ited. and Sur. Hep., ilarrti 31. 
 
 — or tho Fomule rorlnouiu. (UuoUuU.) Jtoalon 
 Med. and Bur. Jour., Noe. 39. 
 
 — Of ths Foiiiiilo I'urlnouui. (Thomas.) Ilahne- 
 munnian ilonlhly, Nov. 
 
 Lao Canlnnm. In Dtphthcrla. (Swan.) Cin. 
 itmi. Advaius* (H.), June. 
 
 iMBtaMon, FhnnoiDdnal . (Palmer.) Louii- 
 
 ville Med. New; Heut. 29. 
 
 — AtnMJttousof the Nlpph^andBroAKt Incident to 
 Eurly . (Sawyer.) Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 
 — Ciwoof . (Smith.) Am. Sup. Ob$. Jour. 
 
 Oreal liritain and Ireland, AjiriL 
 
 Laparutomx. For Intontinal Obstruction. (Oil- 
 
 11am. The OHniCtMvyii. 
 LapU Albns. (Cart vrlgbt.) ynrthxeutem 
 
 AumilitI, July. 
 Lainrnxoal Hponx* Holder and Forceps. (Davis.) 
 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Jix., Jan. 
 IjaryntrltU. Croupous and Diphtheritic 
 
 l^ryu({ltU. (Smith.) N. Y. Med. lite., Oct. 13. | 
 
 LarynorMlosy. (Cutter.) Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 
 Kx., Nov. 
 LMrynicosoopc. On tho Use of the , etc. 
 
 CrnuMxky.) The Clinic, June 23. 
 
 — Tlio as an A(\]uuctivo in tho Treatment of 
 
 Ttiront Atrinctlons. (Woodbine.) N. Ji. Med. 
 OuicUe (11.), March, 
 
 ljurjttgo»tfpy. (Walker.) Ohio Med. and Sur. 
 
 lie IK (U.), March. 
 Larjmx. Tho Local Treatment of the . 
 
 (Timber.) Am. Pracl., May. 
 Lead. Chloride of as a Doodoricer. (Macon.) 
 
 Ya. Med. Mt <thly, Feb. 
 Liiprosy. In the Sandwich Islands. (Enders.) 
 
 iMuinrUle Med. News, SepU 3t). 
 Lenloit. Novel and Uniqiie of the Integu- 
 ment of tho Abdomiual WalL (Coloma.n.) N. 
 
 Y.Med.KecFeb.Z. . 
 Lethargy. Cured by Hyoacyamus. (Bcmreu- 
 
 t<kr.) U. S. Med. Investigator (U.), Aug. 15. 
 
 Letter. From London. (Sundberg.) Phila. 
 Mctt. and Sur. Rep., May 36. 
 
 ^•Let ther« be Llsht." (Fox.) N. T. Med. 
 Kcltfii^-, SepL 
 
 Lencieinl*. (LUieDtbal.) North Am. Jour. Ho- 
 metK, May. 
 
 Leucocythivmlik. Not«s on Two Cases of . 
 
 (Hurlburt.) Canada iMneet, Jan. 
 
 — Ciw«»^ of . (Uoardlcy.) Chica^ Med. Jour. 
 
 and £jr., April. 
 
 — C»«of ; Hidden and Marked Diminution 
 
 in Sise of the Spleen. (Morrell.) Botlon Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., May SI. 
 
 — Case of Snicnic . (Stebbins.) Bottton Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., July 19. 
 
 — Notes on Two Caaes of . (Stewart.) Oana- \ 
 
 da Laneel, Jan. 
 
 LMworrhflMk. Revit.>w of Varions Authors on 
 
 . (Miller.) AfN, Eomeo., Oct. 
 
 Uch«B rtaniia. Case of . (Bronaon.) 
 
 Areh. lierputtoL, Jan. 
 
 — Cam of . (Fox.) Arek. Dtrmtdol,, Jan. 
 
 — Case of . (Keya.) Areh. DermaM., JtM. 
 
 UehenRaber. Caeeof . (White.) Arek. 
 
 Clin. Sur.. No*. 1. 
 Ueorloe, Aromatic KUxlr of . (Iteming- 
 
 ton.) Am. Jour. I*har., Mag. 
 
 Life. Tho Evolution of . (Whlttaker.) Cin 
 
 Lanerl and Olm., (M., and The Clinic , Nov. 8. 
 
 — Thf OriKiu iinaKvulutiunof . (Wlilttaker.) 
 
 The Clime, Oct. la. 
 
 — Insurano*. Kxumlnatlon for . (Dotmold.) 
 
 N. Y. Med. Kec.,Feb. 10. 
 
 Llflratlon. Of the P^xtornal Iliac Artery. (Cas- 
 wi'll.) N. Y. Med. Jiw., Sept. 29. 
 
 — SlinultuuoouH olf the Carotid and 8ub- 
 
 Cluv' ,u Arteries for Annurlsin of (ho Artoria 
 luiiouiiuatu. (KUut.) Am. Jour, Med. SeietuxM, 
 AprU. 
 
 — HuUMuoous of Hemorrhoids. (Krwin.) 
 
 N. Y. MeU. Ree., Dec. 22. 
 
 — Ou the of tho Funis. (Preston.) Uah- 
 
 nemannian Monlhhj, Feb. 
 
 — Two Hui^ccHNiul Cases of of tho Femoral 
 
 Artery furSucoudury Hemorrhage. (Toluud.) 
 Weslerti Lancet, Aug. 
 
 — CnHe of of the Brachial Artery for Injury. 
 
 (I.iivuUi8.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 — Case of of tho Br<)uhlul Artery for luJury. 
 
 (Lt^ltch.) Ohio Med. i nd Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 — Case of - - of tho Brachial Artery tor Beoond- 
 nry Homvirrhase f »lluwlug Gunshot Wouud of 
 the Ilamt; Keoov«ry. (McLean.) Weutem 
 Lancet, Aug. 
 
 Llfratnre. Unusual Detention of . (De 
 
 Uratwi.) Caimda Lancet, Feb. 
 LiKlit. On in Some of its Relations to Dls- 
 
 L^uw) (Stevens.) N. ¥. Med. Jour., Jutte. 
 Liniment. Iodide of Ammonia. (Davis.) Am, 
 
 Jour, I'fuir,, June. 
 Liquorice. Aromatin Syrup of . (Anon.) 
 
 Ant. Jour, Phar., Dec, 
 Liqnor I'otaasli Arsenitis. (Wharton.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Oct. 
 Lister. Prof. and Carbolic Acid. (Maxon.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur, Rep,, Jan. 6. 
 LiKter's AnUseptio Metliod. (Loebcr.) iV. O. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Mag. 
 
 — In Ovariotomy. (Milne.) JV. T. Med. Ree., 
 Jan. 6. 
 
 — In Ovariotomy. (Schuyler.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., April 21. 
 
 Lister's Antiseptic Treatment of Wounds. 
 (Giranl.) N. Y. Med. Ree, Nov. 17. 
 
 — Personal Observations of . (White, Jr.) 
 
 Botton Med, and Sur. Jour., Aug. 30. 
 
 Lithotomy. (CaiT.) Phila. Med. Time$,Mareh3l. 
 
 — Case of . (Fenwlck.) Oan€ula Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour , June. 
 
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 Lost Art. A lu Surgery. (Crosby.) Areh- 
 
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 Love of Liquor. Examtnntion of a Cure for . 
 
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 Magnetiam. Terrestrial as a Therapeutic 
 
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 Malaria. (Dickens.) Nash. Jour. Med. and 
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 Malpractice. Civil and Surgical Jurispru- 
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 Malt Extract. (Deal.) New Rem., June. 
 
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 Malum PottU. Pathology and Therapel a of . 
 
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 — a Potu. (Wilson.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. 
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 MacMHiw. (Oibbons.) Paeifle Med. and Bur. 
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 (Wagner.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
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 Masturbation. (Miller.) Am, Praet., May, 
 
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 McCIellan. Reply to Dr. . (Owen.) Louis- 
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 Measles. Report of Two Cases of . (God- 
 
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 Measuring^ the Extremities. A Method of . 
 
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 Medical Association, The American . 
 
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 — Visit to the of the State of Alabama. 
 
 (Battey.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., June. 
 
 — Bill. The Quebec . (Anon.) Canada Lan- 
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 -Charities. (Carter.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
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 — On . (Daltou.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 
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 — Chemistry. Recent Progress in . (Wood.) 
 
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 — CUnic. (Hawkes.) U. 8. Med. Invest'^ator 
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 — (Steger.) Nash. Jour. Med. aiul Sur., Nov. 
 
 — CoUeipe. Atlanta Clinic. (Westmore- 
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 M 
 
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 (Blai!k.) Cin. Lancet and Oba., Nov. 
 
 — I>«p«rtin<«nt. Tho Courno of the Univer- 
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 — l>l»olplln«. How to Mnlntnlu . (Logan.) 
 
 Chicago iled. Jmtr. atut Jix., Dee. 
 
 — Education. Defcuoo uf the and Medical 
 
 BcUoolaof Amorloa. (Qlbbous.) Paet/le ited. 
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 — Cheap . (Stair.) JV. T. Med. Rec, March 
 
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 — Fee Table. Tho First of Virginia. 
 
 (JoyneR.) Va. Med. Monthly. Ajn-il. 
 
 — Geology. (Morse.) Cin. Med. Advance (II.), 
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 — Oosalp. From Berlin. (Poaro.) Detroit Med. 
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 — IieelMatlon, ngahi. (rtuinHtoud.) JI. S. 
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 — (Ontmau.) I'ucijic Med. and Sur. Jovr., 
 April. 
 
 — Men. On the Legal Responsibilities of . 
 
 (Smith.) Ohio Metf. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Museum. Contributions from tlioArmy , 
 
 Wushiugton. (Otis.) Doaton Med. ana Sur. 
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 — ProfRBsion. Tho in Michigan. (Anon.) 
 
 Canada Lancet, Oct. 
 
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 Detroit Med. Jour., April. 
 
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 — The Relation of the to the Medical 
 
 BclioolB. (Edgar.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. 
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 Louisville Med. News Jan. 27 and 
 
 — Relations 
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 June 23, 
 
 — Progress. 
 
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 Southern 
 
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 ■ Conccrn- 
 
 Inipediracnts to . 
 
 Eclectic Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — And Medical Journals. (Word.) 
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 — Reform. Proposed Plan for a — 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Dec. 
 
 — Science. Tho Present Status of — 
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 — Service. American Naval . (Horner.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Sepi. 15. 
 
 — Society. Third Annual Meeting of tho State 
 . (Maxwell.) Am. I'raet., Nov. 
 
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 Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., May. 
 
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 (Winsor.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., July 
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 — Stadenta. Preliminary Education of . 
 
 (Forwood.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. C. 
 
 — Preparatory Education, Necessity for tho 
 
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 (Hilliard.) N. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 Medicinal Condiments. 
 
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 (Tucker.) Chicago 
 
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 — Poiu-ls. Preparation of . (Anon.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Phar., Feb. 
 
 — Plnnt. Preltmlnar>'Noteon a New and Ita 
 
 Alkaloid. (Wood.) Phila. Med. Times, Aug. i. 
 
 — Plants, Cultivation of at Uaubnry. 
 
 (Holmes.) Am. Jour. Phar., Aug. 
 
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 Medicine. American Its Confllots and 
 
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 — Review of , (Bronson.) Itostnn Med. and 
 
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 — The Institutes of . (Buchanan.) N. Y. 
 
 Med. Eclectic, Sept. 
 
 — Advance In the Practice of , (Carmlohoel.) 
 
 Vn. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 — Contribution to the Study of . (Clark.) 
 
 Dflroil Med. .Tour., Oct. 
 
 — Hygienic Preventive — . (Dodge.) V. 8. 
 Med. Investigator (II.), June 15. 
 
 — A Glance at Some of the Contributions of 
 
 America to the Science of from 1770 to 1H7C. 
 
 (Falls.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., March. 
 
 — Tho lilinols Law, (,Vm<!emlng tho Practice of 
 
 . (Farrau.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 
 Dec. 
 
 — Conservative and tho Mission of the Sani- 
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 (Jcnks.) Drirnit Med. Jour., May. 
 
 — Casi» Illustrating the luUucuteon the Infant 
 
 of Administered to the Mother During 
 
 Pregnancy and Labor. (Lamadrld.) Am. 
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 — General Practice and 9i»ecinltle8 In . (Mo- 
 
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 — Adulterated . (Pemberton.) Atlanta Med. 
 
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 — Tho Ouward Movement ill . (Piper.) A'. 
 
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 — Practice of . (Potter.) Am. Med. Jour. 
 
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 — .lapanese and Pharmacy. (Rice.) New 
 
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 — Some Points in the Practice of Amongthe 
 
 North American Indians, with Incidental Ref- 
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 — Tiansccndental ■ — . An Eminiry Concoruing 
 tho Manner of Morbltic und Remedial Agents 
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 Medicines. Dangers to Human I^iTe and Health 
 
 from tlio Administration of ladigostiblo . 
 
 (Compton.) Med. Brief, June. 
 
 Medlco-Legal Facts and Testimony in tho Trial 
 of Henry C. Hendi-yx, for tho Murder of his 
 
 Wilo . (Youug.) Buffalo Med. and Sur. 
 
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 — Interest. Case of Some . (Baldwin.) 
 
 Ohio Med. Recorder, July. 
 
 Melancholia. A Clinical Study of tho Relations 
 
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 *' Mel Cum Sale. " (Komdoerfer.) Hahneman- 
 
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 Mellilotus Offlclnalls. (Ozanum.) Ilahneman- 
 
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 MembranaTympanl. Artiflcial Perforation of 
 
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 Memorabilia. (Bauer.) St. Louis Clin. Rec, 
 
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 Meningitis. Tubercular . (Delafleld.) N. 
 
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 -Treatment of . (Fuller.) Canada Med, 
 
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CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
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 (Portor.) R. and L. Med. 
 (Putnam.) BotUn 
 
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 — Bemlttout Bub-aouto . 
 
 Mtd. atul iS'ur. Jour., Aug. 3. 
 
 — C»ae of FoUuwInK Acute Purulent Inflam- 
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 — Caae of Cerehro-flplnal . (Port.) JV. O. 
 
 Med. and 8ur, Jour., Jan. 
 
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 — EudeiiiloofCerebro-Splnal . (LArgo.) Am. 
 
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 Am. Vet. Ice v., July. 
 
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 — Cerebro-Splnal . (Westmoreland.) Atlan- 
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 Hahnemannvan Monthly, July. 
 
 Kenlnfo Cerebritls. Cosiv of MntaiitaHin of 
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 Uenopause. Tho . (Buillngton.) St. Lottin 
 
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 Menorrbarla. Case of . (Doane.) Med. 
 
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 (Douue. ) J'hy, and Phar., Nov. 
 
 Uenstmatlon. Tho Iiiflacnoo of , Preg- 
 
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 — Tho Couttiiueu during Pregnancy. (New- 
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 (Parvlii.) Am. Ptact.,Aug. 
 
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 (O roy . ) A m . M td. hi- Weekly, fept. 2'J. 
 
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 tysle. (Seymour.) PAW. Med. and Sur. Hep., 
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 Mental Dlaeasea. Recent Progress In . 
 
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 Menu. Tho Faulty of Boarding Schools. 
 
 (Fowler.) The Sanitarian, Nov, 
 Heronry. ThoUsoof in Syphilis. (Keyes.) 
 
 Louisville Med. News, April 28. 
 
 — TheTonloandSpcclflo Action of . (Keyes.) 
 
 tf.Y. Med.Ree.,Mayl2. 
 
 — Docs Possess u Curative Influence over 
 
 PueumonltkY (Thompsou.) St. Louis Med. and 
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 Ketastatlo Action. Bingular . (Boys.)ired. 
 
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 Meteorological Report for January, 1877. 
 
 (Leonard.) Detroit Med. Jour., March. 
 "fetorrhagia. From Improper Deliveranco. 
 
 (Parvlu.) Am. Pract., April. 
 
 — Case of Intermittent During Gestation. 
 
 (Skene.) Am. Jour. Oba., Jan. 
 
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 MCetrio System. The . (Anon.) New Rem., 
 
 Feb. 
 
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 (Baldwin.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Feb. 
 
 — On tho Adoption of the . (Carter.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., March 34. 
 
 — The in Modlcino and Pharmacy. (Curtis.) 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 6. 
 
 — (Lathrop.) Detroit Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
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 Metrical System. The New in tho Nui n ber- 
 
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 — Tho in Prescriptions. (Maisoh.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Phar., Feb. 
 
 Metritis. Rheumatic , Treat<>d HuooeMirully 
 
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 (Collins.) A m. Prarl., Dec. 
 
 — Cured by Piper Mtithystlcnm or Awa Samoa. 
 (Hlller.) (/. 8. Med. Investigator {tl.). Oct. 1. 
 
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 Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
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 Mloro-Chemlstry. As Applied to tho Identlfloa- 
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 Mlcroseope. On the Choice and Use of a 
 
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 Mlcrosoopio Fllarias. Discovery of the Adult 
 
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 Mloroseopy. What I Know About Some Late 
 Improvements of the Microscope. (Hunt.) 
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 Mlcrocepholas. Case of . (Adler.) Paei/le 
 
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 Midwifery. Puerperal Peritonitis; UsoofOel- 
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 Great llrilain and Ireland, March. 
 
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 Pract., Dec. 
 
 — Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Four 
 
 Cases of . (Ross.) Oanadia7i, Jour. Med. 
 
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 Migraine. Contribution to the Therap«^uti(^H of 
 . (Sogmu.) N. Y. Med. Rec, Dec. 8. 
 
 Mlirratory Doctors. (Anon.) Pacific Med. and 
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 Milk Diet. Tho True Prophylactic for Scarlet 
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 (Wlnunto.) N. 1. Med. Rec, Aug. 11. 
 
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 Mind. Influence of tho over Surgical as 
 
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 — On . (Teed.) Chicago Jour. Nerv. and 
 
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 MiHcellaneoas Contributions. From the Orient 
 
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 Mitralinsufficiency. Death. (Izard.) Louis- 
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 Chicago Jour. Nerv. and Mcnt. Dis., Jan. 
 
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 Monism. Of Man. (Gorton.) Uomeo. Times, 
 
 Jan. 
 Monster. Report of an Anen<tephalus . 
 
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 Monstrosity. A Singular . (Groin.) IT. S. 
 
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 MorbiUl vs. Diabetes. (WiUlams.) U. S. Med. 
 
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 Morbus Addlsonil. (LlUenthal.) North Am. 
 
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 — Brtsedowil. (Lilienthal.) North Am. Jour. 
 Uomeo., Feb. 
 
 — BriKhtii. Two Cases of . (LilienthaL) 
 
 North Am. .Tour. Homeo., Aug. 
 
 Morphia. The Narcotic Eflfoct of on tha 
 
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 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COxMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 li 
 
 wbrn Administered to tho 
 (Gillette.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 
 the Treatment of 
 Va. Med. Monthbj, 
 
 Now-born Child 
 llotberin Labor. 
 Oct. 
 
 — And Veratrum Vlride la 
 Peritonitis. (Lipscomb.) 
 ilavch. 
 
 — In Childbirth. (Lusk.) Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 — Hypodi-raiically Used as a Relaxant. (New- 
 ton.) Med. Brief, Dee. 
 
 Morphine. Mot by Atropia. (Klnne.) Detroit 
 Mud. Jour., Dee. 
 
 Mvrpboea. Two Cases of — , with Remarks on 
 11)0 Disease and i(s Differential Diagnosis. 
 (Bulkley.) Arch. Dermatol., Jan. 
 
 Mortality. Of Surgical Operations in tho Upper 
 Lake States, Compared with that of other Re- 
 Kious. (Andrews.) Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 i'x., Jan. 
 
 — Report. Of Oakland, for 1876. (Trembly.) 
 Pucijie Med. and Sur.Jour., March. 
 
 Mortuary Statistics. Of San Francisco for 1876. 
 (Gibbon.) Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — A Comparison of tho of Ban Francisco, 
 
 Chlca^^o, Cinuiunatl, Philadelphia, Charles- 
 ton, Boston, 8t. Louis, RlcluuouJ, Baltimore, 
 Now Orleans, Now Yoi k, and Lowell, i Ingalls.) 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Oct. 
 
 Mothers. How to Savo . (Gushing.) N. E. 
 
 Med. Gazette (E.), Feb. 
 
 Murex Pnrpora. Indications for la Dis- 
 cuses of Women. (Betis.) Hnhnemnnnian 
 Monthly, June, and U. S. Med. Investigator (U.), 
 June 13. 
 
 Mushrooms. Poisonous . (Ott.) Chicago 
 
 Jour. !\'crv. and Ment. Dis., Jan. 
 Music. As a Mcdicinnl Agent. (Barrows.) Ec- 
 
 hclic Med. and Hur. Jour., June. 
 Mutton Wine. On tho of tho Mongolian. 
 
 (.Macgowau.) New Hem., Oct. 
 Myalgia. Two Cases of Following Coiitii- 
 
 Kious. (Wilsiin.) I'hila. Med. Times, Feb. 3. 
 
 Mydriatics. On tho Use of In Eye Diseases. 
 
 (Vilas.) Am. Uomeo., July. 
 
 Myelitis. (Lillenthal.) North Am. Jour. Ilomco., 
 Aug. 
 
 — Of Anterior Uoms. (Tracy.) N. Y. Med. Itec, 
 April 21. 
 
 — Acuta. Thcnapeutics of (Deschcre.) 
 
 North Am. Jour. Ilomco., Nov. 
 
 Myocarditis. Postmortem. (Wilcox.) Am. Ob- 
 server {U.), Oct. 
 
 Myoma of the Uterus. (Wilson.) Phil. Med. 
 Times, April 14. 
 
 ^*yoT«la. On tho Treatment of . (Bumstcad.) 
 
 U. ,.. Med. Inrestigalor {!!.), Jiitie 15. 
 
 — Dcvclnnment of . amou'r School Children 
 
 of America. (Vance.) D'troil Med. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — (Woodyatt.) U. S. Med. Investigator (Z/.). 
 April. 15. 
 
 — And its Therapeutics. (Angell.) U. 8. Med. 
 Investigator (If.), Sept. 1. 
 
 — AudltsThcrapoutics. (Campbell.) U.S.Med. 
 Inrestiijator {II.), March 1.. and Aug. 1. 
 
 ~ And Its Ther.ipoutic8. (Foster.) U. 8. Med. 
 Incesiigator (II.), July 1. 
 
 Myxoma of tho Momma. (Peoslec.) Aw. Jour. 
 Obs., Oct. 
 
 NsBvi. Cases of Treated by Electrolysis. 
 
 (Beard.) N.T. Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 NflBvl Matemi. Cured by Ilomeopathy. 
 (Hhoffer.) Am. Observer (II.), Jan. 
 
 NsBvus. Rare Forms of Congenital Multiple 
 
 and Monolateral Pigmentary Having the 
 
 Disposition of Zoster Corpoi Is. (Hyde.) Chi- 
 cago Med. Jour, and Ex., Oct. 
 
 Nnevus Matemns. Or Mother Mark. (Yost.) 
 Am. Med. Jour. (E.J, Nov. 
 
 Narcotism. Three Cases of . (Wenzel.) 
 
 i'hila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Aug. 18. 
 
 Narrow Meatus. (Jolmson.) Atlanta Med. 
 utid Sur. Jour., Ju{y. 
 
 Narrowed Meatus. As a Cause of Stricture of the 
 Urethra. (Johnson.) Atlanta MeiS a}id Sur. 
 Jour., Jan. 
 
 Nasal Irrifrator. A very Useful . (Bridge.) 
 
 Chirag J Med. Jovr. and Ex., June. 
 
 — PnHHugp. Simple Mode of Cleanlngtho . 
 
 (Ruuiliold.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., May. 
 
 — Removal of Hardened Secretions from tliu 
 
 . (Rumbokl.) Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 
 Ex., Aug. 
 
 — Passages. Tho Danger Attending tho Intro- 
 duction of Fluids luto tho . (Buck.) N. Y. 
 
 Med. Rec, March ii. 
 
 NasO'Pharyngeal Douche. Tho Safety of tho 
 . (Piukucy.) N. y. Med.l{fe.,Aj>rin. 
 
 — Cavities, Tho Principal Motlitida of Examin- 
 ing tho and their Mcst Fre(|tiont Diseases. 
 
 (Alt.) Canadian Jour. Meu. Science, Nov. 
 
 — Fibromata. (Brandeis.) Am. Pract., April. 
 
 Near Sight. Report on tho Percentage of 
 
 Found to Exist In tho Class of lb80 at Ilai-vard 
 College. (Derby.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 March 22. 
 
 — Slghtedness. In tho Public Schools. (Aguew.) 
 JV. T. Med. Itec, Jan. 20. 
 
 Necrology. Report on . (Apperson.) Va. 
 
 Med. Monthlii, Jan. 
 
 — Necrosis. 8yi)liilitlc of tho Inferior Max- 
 illary Bone. (Bradford.) Homeo. Times, 
 July. 
 
 — Of Humerus. (Brlggs.) Nash. Jour. Med. and 
 Sur., Dec. 
 
 — Peripheral of tho Humerus. (Me.irs.) 
 
 Arch. Clin. Sur., 2Iar<h. 
 
 Needle. In L.-irynx Removo<l by External 
 iueision. (Field) N. 1. tied. Ecr.,M(ir<hH). 
 
 — Found Post-Mortem, Wituiii the Cranium. 
 (Hoilgo.) I'liila. Med. Times, Aug. i. 
 
 — A New Opeu-Eycd . (Shrady.) N. Y. Med. 
 
 I.ec, Dec. 8. 
 
 Negro Race. Tenacity of Life in the . 
 
 (Daniels.) Louisri'leMcd. News, May r>, 
 
 — I'o.'iition of t lio Hymen in tlie . (Sniythe.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Cbs., Oct. 
 
 Negro and Whit© Race. Some ('orrohorative 
 Facts in regard to tho Anatomical iJifferi-neu 
 
 Between the . (Frost.) Am. Jour. Oba., 
 
 April. 
 
 — Snnio Facta in Regard to tho Anatomical 
 
 Diflercneo Between tho . (Tiiniipseed.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 Nelaton's Mefliod. For Resuscitation from 
 Chlorol'omi N.iieosis Usedin tho Anphyxiaor 
 AppareiitDealhol' New-born Infants. (Spicer.) 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. liep., Junc2. 
 
 Nephritis. Interstitial in whi(!h there was 
 
 Marked Retinal Changes, Pciiearditis niid 
 Pei'ieardial EU'usious. (Hutchinson.) Phila. 
 Med. Times, June l>. 
 
 — On Acute . (Lewis.) U. S. Med. Investi- 
 gator {II.), April 15. 
 
 Nerve. Tho Conducting Power as Distinct from 
 
 thoRcceivin;xl'owerofthc . (Lauieubach.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Timet, March 17. 
 
 — Tissue. Tho Molecular Constitution of 
 
 Considered in its Relation with Ncivous Mani- 
 festutioua. (I^ggleston.) Ohio Med. and Sttr. 
 Rep. (U.), July. 
 
 Nervorum Erithisimus. Or Debility of the 
 Nerves. (Fowler.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 Sept. 
 
 Nervous Action. On the Velocity of the . 
 
 (Laiitenbach ) Phila Med. Times, April iS. 
 
 — Centres. Tho Structure of tlio Vessels of tho 
 
 in Health, and their Changes in Disea««. 
 
 (Deecko.) Am. Jour. Insanity, July. 
 
 — UiHease. Extraordinary Case of . (Hol- 
 
 conibe.) Avi. ilomeo., Nov. 
 
 — Diseases. Do the Conditions of Modem Life 
 
 Fa\or Specially tho Development of 1 
 
 (B:irtholow.) The Clinic, Nov. 21. 
 
 — Have Organic their Oritjln and I'Yequoncy 
 
 In our American Lifef (Ureen.) Phila. Med. 
 Times, April 28. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
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 — Receub Progress In the Pathology and Treat- 
 ment of . (Putnam.) Boston Med. and Stir. 
 
 Jour., Aug. 30. 
 
 — Philailelpliia Dispensary Review of the Treat- 
 ment of . (Vanderbeck.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sat: Hep., Jan. 13. 
 
 — CoUet'tlon of Prescriptions for . (Van- 
 
 derlnc'k.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 27. 
 
 — DlHorder. Case of Showing the Eflfocts of 
 
 Cliuiato. (Carter.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 Feb. 10. 
 
 — Symptoms. Secondary to Slight Gastric Dis- 
 tiubance. (Weber.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Sept. 27. 
 
 — System. Diseases of the . (Brown-Sc- 
 
 niiard.) iV^. Y. Med. Rec, Dec. 8. 
 
 — The Functions of the Groat Sympathetic . 
 
 (Bucke.) A»i. Joxir. Insanity, Oct. 
 
 — The Sympathetic . (Leonard.) Detroit 
 
 Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Tisaues. The Development of the of the 
 
 Human Embryo. (Schmltt.) Chicago Jour. 
 Kerv. and Ment. Dis., July. 
 
 Menral^a. Traumatic ; Non-Inflammatory 
 
 Softening of the Brain; Operation; Death. 
 (Clark.) Ta. Med. Mouthlif, Nov. 
 
 — A Singular Case of Facial . (Cranmer.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 27. 
 
 — Patliology and Treatment of . (Jewell.) 
 
 Chicago Jour. Xeri). and Ment. Dis., April. 
 
 — Sulphur. (Kershaw.) TT. S. 3Ied. Investigator 
 (ID, Dec. 1. 
 
 — Case of of the Second Metatarso ; Phalan- 
 
 gial Articulation Cured by Resection of the 
 Joint. (Mason.) Atn. Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 Oct. 
 
 — Clinical Notes of Cases of In Connection 
 
 with Troubles of the Accommodations of the 
 iOye. (Stevens.) N. T. Med. Rec, Oct. 13. 
 
 — The Trigeminal . (Wood.) N. Y. Med. 
 
 Rec., Oct. 27. 
 
 Neurastlienla. The Nature and Treatment of 
 
 (Nei-vous Exhaustion), Hysteria, etc. 
 
 (Beard.) A', r. Med. Rec., Sept. 15. 
 
 Xeurectotomy. Of the Supra-Orbital Nerve for 
 the Cui-e of Neuralgia. (Wlllard.) Hahneman- 
 nian Monthly, May. 
 
 Neoritis. Double Optic (Choked Disk), and 
 
 Sloughing of the Ritrht; Cornea, Aecompauylug 
 a Sui comatouH Tumor on the Right Side or the 
 Brain. (Bennett.) Arch. Ophthcl. and Otol., 
 Vol. VI.,pag6i&% 
 
 — Traumatic Involving the Brachial Plexus. 
 
 (Mills.) Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 1. 
 
 -Case of Retrobulbar . (Reullng.) ^V. T. 
 
 Med. Jour., Oct, 
 
 Neurological MatterH. Review of Current 
 
 . (Vanderbeck.) Southern Med. Rec, Aug. 
 
 and Sept. 
 
 Neuroses. On Some of the Rarer Syphilitic 
 
 of the Eye. (Bull.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 Jan. 
 
 — Pharyngeal Due to Uteriuo Disease. 
 
 (Holdeu.) y. Y. Med. Jour., April. 
 
 — Mouatrual . (Fallen.) Chicago Jour. 
 
 Xcrv. and Ment. Dis., July. 
 
 New-Uorn. The Caro of the . (Atkinson.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., June 16. 
 
 — ClUld. Resuscitation of u by Fiiradiza- 
 
 tiou. (Thomas.) Am. Joitr. Obs., A2>ril. 
 
 — Chlldreu. The Apparent Death oi . (Mar- 
 
 lin.) llahnemannian Monthly, Oct. 
 
 ~- Chemical Nomenclature. The . (Logan.) 
 
 .Ulanla Med. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 — Notation. The . (Logan.) Atlanta Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — Medicaments. Formulas and Preparations 
 of—. (Mulsch.) Am Jour. Phar., Sept. 
 
 — lUexico. As a Health Rortort for Consumptives. 
 I Jones.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Sept, 15. 
 
 — Beuiedies. (Chapman.) Toledo Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Vurk. ItaDolng.-s and its Doctors. Am, Med. 
 i!i-Weel:ly, iM. 27. 
 
 — Hospital. Reopening of the . (Smith.) 
 
 N. Y. Med, Rec, June 80. 
 
 — -lietter. (Porter.) Phila. Med. Times, May 
 26, July 21, Aug. 18, Nov. 10, and Dec. 8. 
 
 Nitro-Benzole. In Alcoholic Beverages. (De- 
 bruimer.) Atn. Jour. Phar., Oct. 
 
 Nitrous Ether. The Spirit of of the U. S. 
 
 P. 1870. (Diehl.) Am. Jour. Phar., July. 
 
 Nixon's Paper. Discussion on Dr. . (Hatcli.) 
 
 Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Nobert's 19th Band. On the Visibility of the 
 
 Lines of when Amplilled 540 Diameters, 
 
 Considered In Relation to their Apparent Dis- 
 tance and Visual Angle. (Blackbam.) Gin. 
 Med. News, Jan. 
 
 Non-I.igation, Of the Funis. (Price.) Am. 
 Observer (H.), March. 
 
 — Sliortening. Of the Cervix - Uteri During 
 Utero-Gestation. (T.-iylor.) N. Y. Med. Rec, 
 Oct. 13. 
 
 Norton. Case of Mrs. Jane C. . (Ordronaux.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Insanity, Jan. 
 
 Nosology, Our Present . (Woodward.) N. 
 
 Y. Med, Eclectic, May. 
 Notes. From Practice. (Gregory.) Southern 
 
 Med, Rec, April, and Cin. Med. News, Jan. 
 
 — From Private Practice. (Taylor.) Nath. Jour. 
 Med. and Sur., June. 
 
 — From Practice. (Woodbury.) N. E. Med. Ou- 
 sette {!!.), Feb. 
 
 Nuisance. Created by Rendering Tanks and 
 Manufacture of Fertilizers. (De Wolf.) Chi- 
 cago Med. Jour, and Ex., Dec. 
 
 Nursing Tube. Case In which an Indian Rub- 
 ber was Swallowed by an Infant. (Bord- 
 
 ley.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 Nut Sliell, Piece of in Air Passages over 
 
 Thirteen Years. (Luse.) Ohio Med. Recorder, 
 July. 
 
 Nux Vomica. For the Vomiting in Pregnancy. 
 (Smith.) Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 <'Ob8ta Princlpis." Motto: . A Plea for 
 
 High Aims in the Medical Profession. (Frank- 
 Un.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., June. 
 
 Obstetrio Bag, The . (Francis.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., June 28. 
 
 — Forceps. On the Use of . (Cole.) U. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (if.), July 15. 
 
 — The . (Hunt.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., May 3. 
 
 — WlthShort and Long Handles. (Steuart.) Am. 
 Jour, Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Practice. (Forbes.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekly, 
 
 July 17. 
 In Virginia. (Horner.) 
 
 Phila, Med, and 
 Rep., Sept.tl. 
 Synopsis of Four Hundred Cases of 
 
 fKiiiHiiiiMi.> Ohii) Mpfl. li'AAnrdp.r. Vfh. 
 
 Sur. 
 
 (hAuwiaa.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Feb. 
 
 Obstetrical Case. An with Insufticient 
 
 Labor I'aius, and Malposition of the Umbili- 
 cal Cord. (iJoaue.) Med. Brief, June. 
 
 — Cases. Analysis of Fifty Consecutive . 
 
 (Lewis.) Va. Med. Monthly, Oct. 
 
 — Forceps. The . (Comstock.) TT. S. Med. 
 
 Investigator (11-), Sept. 15. 
 
 -The . (Hall.) U. S. Med. Investigator 
 
 (U.), Mai/ 15. 
 
 — Ou the Use of the . (Turney.) Ohio Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 — Notes. (Foster.) Am. Ilomeo., Dec. 
 
 — Practice. Synopsis of Private for Forty- 
 two Years Previous to Jan. 1,1876. (Ingalls.) 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., April 26. 
 
 Obstetrician. Some of the Duties and Respon- 
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 laud.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekly, Dec. 8. 
 
 Obstetrics. Medico-Legal . (Boyland.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., Sept. 1 und Sepl'i'j. 
 
 — An Anomaly In . (Bragdou.) U. S. Med. 
 
 Tneesligator {ID, Scjil. 1.". 
 
 — An Inleresting Case of , with General Re- 
 
:!4 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 iniirks. (Morris.) .V. O. Jfcrf. and Sttr. Jour., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Recent Process in iiud Gynajcolog}'. 
 
 (Howe.) Boston Med. and Hur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 10. 
 
 — Kecent Progi-ess in and GyiuecoloKV. 
 
 (Kicbardsou.) BoslonMed. and Siir. Jour., Feb. 
 •22. 
 
 — Report on . (Jenks.) Detroit Med. Jour., 
 
 Se/tl. 
 
 — Report on for 1875 and 1876. (Miuui.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Ob.>i., Jan. 
 
 — And Gynecology. A Sliort Sketch »)f flic His- 
 tory of . (Ireland.) Cln. Lancet and Obg., 
 
 June. 
 
 Occiiilto I'oHteiior Positions. On the Meclian- 
 
 i.sm of of tlio Vertex. (Landis.) Am. Jour. 
 
 2lc(l. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 Occlusion. Death from and Ruptnre of the 
 
 8iil)claivan Vein. (Black.) Canada Lancet, 
 Sept. 
 
 — Congenital and Dilatation of Lymph 
 
 Channels. (Bnsey.) Am. Jour. Obs., Jan., and 
 U. and Jj. Med. Jour., Julu. 
 
 — And Dilatation of Lymph Channels. (Busoy.) 
 .v. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan., July, and 
 Sent. 
 
 — Almost Complete of the Vaginal Walls. 
 
 ^Cleveland.) Cin. Med. Advance, .Jan. 
 
 — Complete of the Vagina. (Richmond.) St. 
 
 Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 (Edema. Case of Nervous . (Cobleigh.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Jan. 27. 
 
 — Acute oflhc Glotti-s. (lA'ffcrts.) V. Y. 
 
 Med. Jotir., Au(/. 
 
 CEnathe Crooita. In Puerperal Convulsions. 
 (Oehme.) -V. A'. Mvd. Uazelte (H.), June. 
 
 CEuotbera Hieunis. (Davis.) Am. Pract., 
 
 Jan. 
 (Esophagus. The 
 
 Action in the . 
 
 Oct. 13. 
 
 Oil. Old Flaxseed a.s a Topical Application 
 
 in Pneumonia. (Davidson.) Cin. Lancet and 
 Obs., Sept. 
 
 — Cod Liver . (Green.) Nash. Jour. Med. and 
 
 Sur., Sept. 
 
 -The Application of to the Surface of the 
 
 Body. (Uumbold.) SI. Louis Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Large Dose of Croton . (Sharp.) Ohio Med. 
 
 Jieeurder, Muij. 
 
 — Note on tlio Detection of Castor in Co- 
 paiba. (Maisch.) Am. Jour. Phur., March. 
 
 — Method of Detecting and Estimating Castor 
 and other Fixed Oils in Balsam of Copai- 
 ba. (Muter.) Am. Jour. Phar., April. 
 
 — Kerosene in Croup. (Harvey.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., April U. 
 
 — Kerosene in Croup. (Ingalls.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. Itejt., May 5. 
 
 — Of Ciunaiuon Leaves. (Knhn.) Am. Jour. 
 Phar., Jan. 
 
 — Turpentine. Emulsion of . (Genois.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Phar., July. 
 
 — In Puerperal Peritonitis. (Kirkwood.) West- 
 ern, Lancet, May. 
 
 — The Manufacture of the Rosin, and Tur- 
 pentine. (Zacharias.) Am. Jour. Phar., \or. 
 
 Oils. Practical Notes on the Rotary Power of 
 
 the Volatile . (Fliickiuger.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Phar., June. 
 
 Oleuiu Theubroina. On Detection of AdiUtcr- 
 
 ations in . (Lamhofer.) Am.Jour.l'hur., 
 
 May. 
 
 Olive Culture. Note on and Olive Oil in 
 
 (ircece ; Note on the Date and its Use in the 
 Orient. (Landerer.) New Rem., Jan. 
 
 Nash. Jour, of Med. and Sur., 
 
 Localization of Diseased 
 (Allen.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 Open Ani/wer. To Dr. 11. R. Arndt. 
 Cin. Med. Advance (IL), Nov. 
 
 (LIppe.) 
 
 Sympathetic 
 
 (Rosoburg.) Cin, 
 
 Homeo. Times, 
 
 Va. Med. 
 
 Med. and 
 
 S. Med 
 
 and 
 
 (Lindsley.) 
 Nov. 
 
 — Brief Report of Casea of 
 and Symiiathetlc Irritation. 
 Med. News, Jan. 
 
 -Suppressed . (Gregg.) 
 
 Apru. 
 -Phlyctenular . (McDowell.) 
 
 Month 1 1/, May. 
 
 — Catan-lnil . (Wilkes.) Phila. 
 
 Sur. Rep., Feb. 17. 
 
 — Diphtheritio . (Woodyatt.) V. 
 
 Inveslif/alor (U.), Jan. 1. 
 
 — Neonatorum. (Amick.) Cin. Lancet 
 Obs., Jan., and Cin. Med. News, Feb. 
 
 — (Dugas.) N. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 — (Turnbull.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Re})., May 5. 
 Ophthalmic and Autal Notes. (Do Rosset.) 
 
 Md. Med. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — C<mtribution8, (Strawbridge.) Am. Jour. 
 Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 -Fragments. (Smith.) Detroit Med .Tour., 
 Oct. 
 
 Opthalmological Communications. (Emmert.) 
 Arch. Ophthiil. and Otol., Vol. VI.,payef>'U. 
 
 — Keview, (Gruening.) Arch. Ophthal. and OtoL, 
 Vol. VL, 2>ages ;i24 and 651. 
 
 — (Knapp.) Arch. Ophthal. and Otol., Vol. VL, 
 page 324. 
 
 Ophthalmology. (Smith.) Detroit Med. ,Tour., 
 
 Aov. 
 
 — Recent Progress in . (Wadsworth.) Bos- 
 Ion Med. and Sur. Jour., May'iand Oct. 18. 
 
 Ophthalmoscope. The Best . (Chcatliam.> 
 
 Am. Pract., July. 
 
 — An Improved . (Dudley.) jV. r. Med. Rec, 
 
 Dec. 1. 
 
 — A Modification of the . (Wadsworth.) 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 2.i. 
 
 -The in Medical Diiignosis. (Wilder.) Pa- 
 cific Med. and Sur. Jour., Soc. 
 
 — Making. A Reply to Dr. Kuupp on . 
 
 (Loring.) N. Y. Mi(f. Rec, June 'i.\i. 
 
 — (Knapp.) A'. 1'. Med. Rec, June 16. 
 
 Ophthalmoscopes. 
 
 . (Loring.) N. 
 
 Historical Note on Modern 
 r. Med. Rec, June li. 
 
 New Moditlcations 
 1'. Med. Rec., Jan. 
 
 Ophthalmia. On Sympathetic . (Lainides- 
 
 berg.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Sept. 22. 
 — Enucleation for Threatened Sympathetic . 
 
 Ophthalmoscopic Mirror. 
 
 of the . (Loring.) .Y. 
 
 0. 
 
 Opii. The Strength of Tincture . (Maisch.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Phar., Oct. 
 
 Opium. In Epilepsy. (Gilliam.) Ohio Med. 
 Recorder, Nov. 
 
 — On the Danger Attending the Use of in 
 
 Bright's Disease. (Keen.) Phila. Med . Times, 
 Jan. 6. 
 
 — The Use of and Morphia During Pregnan- 
 cy and Parturition. (Partridge.) Am. Jour. 
 Obs., Oct. 
 
 — The Physiological Action of . (Rothacker.) 
 
 Cin. Med. News, July. 
 
 — As a Stimulant. (Thomscm.) Arch. Clin. Sur., 
 Oct. 1. 
 
 — Disease. (Barnes.) Cin. Med. Advance (11.), 
 Jan. 
 
 Optic Nerve. On Some Affections of the 
 
 (with Plates.) (Schott.) Arch. Ophthal. and 
 
 Otol., Vol. VL, pu{ie'2&i. 
 Oreliitis. Dependent on Mumps. (Page.) Va. 
 
 Med. Monthly, May. 
 Organs. Certain I'ointsin the Symptomatology 
 
 and Physiology of the Intra-(U'auial . 
 
 (Vance.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Sept. 
 
 — Of (ieneratlon. Absence of . (Stcger.) 
 
 Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Dec. 
 
 Original Translations. (Carsteiis.) Detroit 
 
 Med. Jour., May and Aug. 
 Os'Calcis. Disease of of Twenty-three 
 
 Years' Standing. (Toland.) Western Lancet, 
 
 May. 
 Ossification. Case of of the Choroid with 
 
 the Ophthalmoscopic Appearances. (Latjuer.) 
 
 Arch, ophthul. and oitti., \<>l. VL, page 2b4. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 35 
 
 Sur.. 
 
 — Of tlie Crystiilllno Lens. (Voorhlea.) Arch. 
 Ophlhal. and OloL, Vol. VI.,})a(/e22S. 
 
 Osteoclast. A Now . * (Taylor.) N. 1'. Med. 
 
 llec, April 1\. 
 Osteo PoroHis. (Myers.) Am. Vet. Rev., Mau. 
 
 — Snrcoiua. Of Fomiir. (AsUhurst.) Phtla. 
 
 St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 ■ following a Fracture of tho Fibula. 
 Phy. antirhar., Nov. 
 
 — Cftso of 
 (Bradley.) 
 
 OstltlB. Of the Fomur Showing Ulceratiou.s i 
 Along the Shaft and Through the Neck. ! 
 (Hodges.) PhilH. Med. Times, March 31. 
 
 — Case of Epiphyseal of the Head of the 
 
 Ulght Tibia, (liideiiour.) Toledo Med. and Sur. 
 .lour.. Dec. I 
 
 — FuiiKosa. Of the Hip- Joint. (VonDouLoff.) j 
 Louisville Med. News, Jan. (S. j 
 
 (Gorup-Besancz.) Am. I 
 
 — (Todd.) 
 
 Ovaritis. Chronic with Ovarialgia and Dis- 
 ordered Menstruation. (Cheney.) V. S. Med. 
 Invesliiialor (II.), June 1. 
 
 — Chronic . (Elderdice.) Cin. Med. Sews, 
 
 June. 
 
 — Clinical lectures. Case of and I.aceration 
 
 of Cervix - Uteri, consequent upon Labor. 
 (Thomas.) The Clinic, March 2i. 
 
 Ovum. Case of Retained after Death of 
 
 Foetus, Expelled in the Tenth Month of Preg- 
 nancy. (Stein.) Ohio Med, and Sur. Jour., 
 Get. 
 
 Owen. Reply to Dr. talbot in the Kcn- 
 
 ttlca" 
 
 Ostruthln. On — 
 
 ,Jour. Phar.,May. 
 — Rigid and Antevcrsion of the Wonib 
 
 during Parturition. (Conart.) Ilahnemanniun 
 
 Monthly, March. 
 On-Uterl. Rigidity of the . (Oarrick.) Am. 
 
 Jonr. Obs., Oct. 
 
 (McClel- 
 
 Toledo Med. and Sur. 
 
 V. S. Med. Investigator {H.), 
 
 Otitis, Acute and Chronic — 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Mai/. 
 
 — Acute . (Trader.) .S7. 
 
 April. 
 
 — Clironic Media and 
 
 -. (Curry.) Toledo 
 Louis Clin, nee.. 
 
 Mastoid Disease. 
 (Winslow.) Hahnemannian Monthly, Dec. 
 
 — Media. Punilenta, Mastoi'litis and Pyasmia. 
 (Reynolds.) Phila. Med. Times, Sent.l. 
 
 — Suppurativa Chronica. (Rounds.) Uuhne- 
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 — Acute ; Mastoid Periostitis ; Consecutive 
 
 Meningitla; Opening Mastoid by a Gimlet; Re- 
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 Jan. '20. 
 
 Otologloal Review. (Blake.) Arch. Ophlhal. and 
 
 (HoL, Vol. VI., page ■.\36. 
 Otoloey. Recent Progress in . (Green.) Jios- 
 
 lon Med. and Sur. Jonr., May 17 and Nov. 1. 
 -Lecture on . (Houghton.) Iluhnemannian 
 
 Monthly, April. 
 -Modern . (Reeve.) Canadian Jour, iled. 
 
 Science, Sept. and Oct. 
 Our Nosodes. (Herring.) North Am, Jour. 
 
 Jlomeo., Aug, 
 Oviirlotomy. Case of l)y the Antiseptic 
 
 Method. (Anderson.) N. T, Med. liec., June'.). 
 
 — (Armstrong.) It. and L. Med. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — (Atlee.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 — (Burgess.) PaciflcMed. and Sur. Jour., ,Tan, 
 Boston Med. and. Sur. Jour., 
 
 St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour. 
 
 under most Unfavorable Cir- 
 (Dow.) Am. Med. ISi-Wcchly, 
 
 (Gay.l lioston 
 Phila. Med. 
 
 N. O. 
 
 ■ (Cheever.) 
 A ug. 30. 
 
 — (Chesney.) 
 June. 
 
 — Successful 
 
 cumstauces, etc. 
 .iug. 4. 
 
 — Two Successful Cases of . 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., March 2',t. 
 
 — Successful Case of . (Guild.) 
 
 and Sur. Rep., Nov. 10. 
 
 — Successful Case of . (Guild, Jr.) Nash. 
 
 Jour. Med. and Sur., Oct. 
 
 — Remarkal)le Case of . (Heustis.) 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 — Cases of . (Honians.) Boston Med. 
 
 Sur. Jour., Aug. 30. 
 
 — Throe Cases of . (Jorncgan.) N. E. 
 
 (Utzetle (II.). Sept. and Oct. 
 
 — With Report of a Case. (Kirklcy.) Ohio .Med. 
 Recorder, March. 
 
 — Clinical Cases in . (Ludlani.) Am. Ho- 
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 — Supplemental Report of a Case of . (Orr.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Meii. Srienreji, Jan. 
 
 — Case of . (Richmond.) SI. Louis Med. 
 
 and Sur. .Tour., June. 
 
 — Fatal Apparently Consequent on the Sud- 
 den Escape ot a Hniall Amount of Blood into 
 the Peritoneal Cavity. (Thomas.) Am. Jour. 
 Obs., .ipril. 
 
 and 
 Med. 
 
 tucky Medical Society Transactions. 
 Ian.) Louisville iled. Netcs, Nov. 10. 
 Oxytocics. (Smart.) 
 Jour., Auft. 
 
 Ozueua. (Morse.) 
 Sept. 15. 
 
 Ozone. (Cook.) TT, S, Med. Investigator (H.), 
 Oct. 1. 
 
 Pachyma Cocus. (SchefiFer.) Louisville Med. 
 Ni I s, Aug, 25. 
 
 ! PacUymenlugitls. Traumatic Cerebral . 
 
 i (Shaw.) A. 1 . Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Pain. Relation of to the Weather. (Mitchell.) 
 
 Am.. Jour. Med. •iciences, A jiril. 
 Painless Operation. By the Use of a Freezing 
 
 Mixture. (Buell.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Rep. 
 
 (ID. May. ^ 
 
 Pancreas. Diseases of the . (Thomberry.) 
 
 Am. Pract.. Jan. 
 
 Pancreatic Induration. Resembling Scirihus, 
 etc. (Willard.) Phila. Med. 'Times., July 21, 
 
 Pancreatomy, (Allen.) Am. Med. Bi-Weeldy, 
 Feb. 3. 
 
 — (East.) Am. Mid, Bi-Weelcly, March 3. 
 Palate. Case of Cleft . (Alt.) Arch. Opli- 
 
 that. <ind OtoL, Vol. VI.,page569. 
 
 Palsy. Infantile Wasting. (Lilienthal.) North 
 
 Am. Jour. Ilomeo. Feb. 
 Paracentesis Thoracis, In a Child Two Years 
 
 of Age. (Holden.) A", r. Med. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Paralysis. On a Modified Mode of Detecting 
 
 o; Die Ocular Muscles. (Culliertson.) Am. 
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 — And Convulsions as Effects of Organic Dis- 
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 — Hysterical . (Kinsman.) Ohio Med. lie- 
 
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 — Case of Bell's . (Ott.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., Dec. 15. 
 
 — Two Cases of Right Lateral Facial Pro- 
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 Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 15. 
 
 — Case of Progressive Bull)ar . (Seldner.) 
 
 Md. Med. Jour., June. 
 
 — Case of Glosso-Labio-Laryngeal . (Smith.) 
 
 N. Y. Med. liec, Nov. 24. 
 
 — General of the Insane. (Stiles.) Ilomeo. 
 
 Times, June and Sept. 
 
 — Case of lufautilo- — . (Joyncs.) Va, Med, 
 Monthly, July. 
 
 — Ou Infantile . (Sinkler.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., March 10. 
 
 — Partial Due to Phimosis. (Sayre.) Va, 
 
 Med. Monthly, April. 
 
 — And Incoor(lination from Jongenital Phimo- 
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 13. 
 
 Paralyzfc«l Muscles. Treatment of by IClas- 
 
 (ic Relaxation. (Van Bibber.) Cin, Med, News, 
 June. 
 
 Farapleffla. Experimental and Clinical Inves- 
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 Parasites. Evolution and Nature of Human In- 
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:t6 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 — J; volution and Niitiire of Human Internal . 
 
 (Tiidlock.) Nash. Jour. iled. ami Snr., Jan. 
 
 rnresis. Of the Third Cninlal Nervo. (DicJjin- 
 son.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jottr., July. 
 
 — Case of General Due to Genital Irritation. 
 
 (Gibney.) Loxtisrille Med. News, April 28. 
 
 —-General . Macdonald.) Am. Jour. In- 
 
 aanitji. April. 
 
 — The Psychological Pathology of Progreflsive 
 . (Spitzka.) Chicago Jmir. Nerv. and 
 
 Ment. I>i.s:, April. 
 
 I'iirotltiH. Fatal Oaae of . (Vite.) /l»i. Jifcrf. 
 
 Bi-Weekhj,Jan.6. 
 I'atetit Vraohus. With Calculus. (Vosbnrg.) 
 
 .V. V. Med. Kec., Sept. 22. 
 I'athologrical Ueport. (Osier.) Canada Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jmtr..Jul>i. 
 
 — General Hospital, Montreal. (Osier.) Canada 
 Med. and Sur. Jour.. Sept. 
 
 — Kesearches. (Gray.) Am. Jour. Insanilu. 
 ,htn. 
 
 — Specimen. Anomalous . (Stoike.) Am. 
 
 tlomeo., Dec. 
 
 Pathology. Recent Progiess in and Patli- 
 
 ological Anatomy. (Fitz.) Boston Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., \of. 15. 
 
 — New Investigation in Respiratory. (Holden.) 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 — And its Relations to Hinueopathy. (Lippe.) 
 Gin. Med. Advance (11.), Feb. 
 
 — Facial . (Wlnslow.) Hahnemanniax 
 
 Monthly, July. 
 
 — Urinary . (Polk.) Nashville .Tour. Med. 
 
 and Sur., Sept. 
 
 — Urinary . (Summers.) Nash. Jour. Med. 
 
 and Sui:, Sept. and Oct. 
 
 Peanut Shell. From the Trachea. Coflee Keaii 
 fron> External Auditory Meatus. (Cohen. > 
 Phila. Med. Times, MarchZ\. 
 
 Pedicle. Case of Twisted Ovnriotomy. 
 
 (Sutton.) Chicaiji) Med. Jour, and Ex.. Dec. 
 
 Pemphigus Folinceus. Case and Remarks. 
 (Slierwell.) Arch. Dermatol., Jan. 
 
 — Malignns. Case of in which Arsenic 
 
 Twice Appeared to Save Life. (Bulkley.) 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, iM. 
 
 Penis. Case of Suspected Gumuious Piscase of 
 the, . (Bronson.) Arch. DermaloL, April. 
 
 Pennsylvania Superstition. (DeVeuy.) Phila. 
 
 Med. Times, Dec. 8. 
 Penthoruin Sedoides. (Goss.) Med. Brief, 
 
 Nor. 
 Pepsin. Dues it Merit a Place in Materia 
 
 Modicii i (Cornett.) Aw. Pracl., Sept. 
 
 Percolating and Filtering. On Stands. 
 
 (Remington.) Am. Jour. Phar., Dec. 
 Perineal Section. Clinical Lecture on u Case 
 
 of . (White.) Phila. Med. Times. July 1. 
 
 Perinephritit. In Children. (Gibney.) Am. 
 
 .Jour. Med. Sciences, April. 
 Perineum. Case of Raptured . (Palmer.) 
 
 The Vtinic, Dec. 16. 
 Periostitis. (Holeombe.) Am. Vcl. Iter., .lufi. 
 
 Peripheral Division. Of the Capsule, Prelimi- 
 naivConmiunicatiOTi. (Kiiapp.) Arch. Ophthixl. 
 and Olol., Vol. V I.,page'iio. 
 
 Peritonitis. Pueriieral . (Cornwall, i Charles- 
 ton Med. Jour, and liev,, Jan. 
 
 — Case of with Inllaiumation of tjtumuch, 
 
 etc. (Shultz.) A n. Observer (II. i, Sept. 
 
 — Case of Entero with Hu])]>uratiou. tV'au 
 
 Burcn.) Chicugi' Med. Jour, atid Ex., Sept. 
 
 — Case of Pelvic . (Palmer.) The Clinic, 
 
 Jan. 6. 
 
 — Pelvic — simulating Cancer. (Walker. > Am. 
 Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 Perltyp'iUtlB. Operation on the Eleventh Day. 
 (AduniM.) N. Y. Med. liec, March 24. 
 
 — Case of — ICiiilxilisni of lx>ft Anterior Tiliial 
 Artery ; Guugruue ; Amputdiion ; Recovery. 
 
 (Schclbenzuber.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 
 •/lute. 
 
 Personal Identity^ (Morgan.) The. Sanitarian, 
 Jan. 
 
 Pertussis. Further Contribution to the Treat- 
 ment of . (Porter.) N. 1'. Med. Jour., 
 
 March. 
 
 — External Treatment of . (Mallory.) Phila. 
 
 Med. a7ut Snr. Hep., July :jl. 
 
 Peruvian Bark. Salts of . (Bell.) Louis- 
 ville Med. \ews, July 21 and July 28. 
 
 Pessaries. In Uterine Displacements. (Cham-.) 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Oct. 27. 
 
 — Intra-Uterine Stem . (Taliaferro.) li. 
 
 and L. Med. .lour., Aug. 
 
 — General Considerations Regarding the Value 
 
 of . (Waddel.) Toledo Med. and Sur. .lour., 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Pessary. New Anteversion . (Gehrung.i 
 
 St. I, ouis Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 — The in the Treatment of Uterine Displace- 
 ments. (Herrick.) Detroit Med. Jour., Oct. 
 
 — New Intra-Uterine . (Taliaferro.) Atlan- 
 ta Med. and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 Petroleum. On the Use of Benzin in Phar- 
 
 luuey. (Wolff.) Am. .four. Phar., Jan, 
 
 Pharmaceutical. Advance of and Chemi- 
 cal Science. (Green.) SouthemMed. liec, July. 
 
 — Sisrns. )n the Origin of Our for Weights 
 
 and Measures. (Rice.) New Rem., July. . 
 
 Pharmacopoeia. The of the United States 
 
 and the .Vmerican Medical Association. (Tay- 
 lor.) Am. .four. Phar., May. 
 
 — Proposed Changes in the U. S. . (Taylor.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Phar., .Tune. 
 
 Pharmacy. Progressive (Greene.) South- 
 ern Med. Rec, Aug. 
 
 — Progress of and Therapeutics. (Greene.) 
 
 Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Aug. 
 
 — Progr(>.SKive Modern . (Greene.) .Im. 
 
 Hi- Weekly, Sept. 1. 
 
 — Review of Contemporary Modern 
 ((ireene.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Oct. ; 
 Med. Hi- Weekly. Sept. 15 and Dec. 22; 
 \ash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Oct.. Nov., and Dec. 
 
 — Ailvancesin . (Tj'.ylor.) Va. Med. Month- 
 ly, Jan. 
 
 I'hlmosis. (Baker ; Nortliwestern A7inalist, 
 ill.), July. 
 
 — With Reflex Irritation. (Brooke.) Va. Med. 
 Monthly, Feb. 
 
 — Results of Operation for . (Sayre.) Philv. 
 
 Med. and Sur. lie))., April 7. 
 
 — (Yale.) A'. Y. Med. Jottr., Aug. 
 
 — Congenital — — with Adherent Prepuce. (L«!- 
 men.; St. Louis Med. and Stir. Jottr., Dec. 
 
 — Case of Congenital anil its Sequel. (Sand- 
 
 idge.) Louisville Med. Netcs, Aug. 4. 
 
 I»hleWtls. Case of Puerperal . (Janvorin.) 
 
 Aiii. .lour. Obx., .I'in. 
 Phlegmatia Dolens. (Elderdice.) Cin. Med. 
 
 Ncir.f, June. 
 
 — Alba Uolens. (Cline.) Canada Med. and 
 Sur. .Tour.. Sept. 
 
 Phosplxorus. Assimulations. (Gardner.) N. }'. 
 Med. Kec, Jan. 27 and May 19. 
 
 — (Percy.) .V. v. Med. liec, April 7 and .Ttine '!",. 
 
 — Case of Frequent Failure of asuTliera- 
 
 peutic Agent. (Garrison.) Phy. ntul Phar., 
 Feb. 
 
 — As a Restorative Remedy. (Herrick.) N. O. 
 Med. and Stir. Jour., .May. 
 
 Phthisis. The TrBauiient ot Certain Symptoms 
 ill C'as«.H of • -. (Bartholow.) The Clinic. 
 Dee. 1. 
 
 — And Rmpyema. (Bevau.) Chicago Med. .lour. 
 and Ex.. June. 
 
 — Laryngeal — and Its Relations to Lllo In- 
 surance. (Coomea.) Lovnirillc Med. News, 
 March 17. 
 
 — Diabetes Insipidus Fibrous . (DelaUeld.) 
 
 N. r. Med- HfA^., May Vi. 
 
 — Results of Clinical .''tudios Relating to • 
 
 (Fliut.) .tm. Pract.. Feb. 
 
 Med. 
 
 Am. 
 and 
 
 I 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 37 
 
 — Contributions to the Treatment of Pulmonary 
 
 . (Gleitamaun.) A^. O. Med and Sur. Jour., 
 
 July. 
 
 — Treatment of . (Polk.) Ohio Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 — Treatment of Tubercular , Especially by 
 
 Vitalized Pliospliates. (Polk.) Va. Med. 
 Monthly, Oct. 
 
 — (Porter.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb., 
 March, and April. 
 
 — Left Lung and Heart, with Fenestrated Pul- 
 monary Leaflets, and Peculiar Growth on one 
 
 of the TricuHpirt Leaflets from a Case of . 
 
 (Starr.) Phila. Med. Times, Jan. G. 
 
 — Treatment of . (Waltt)u.) The Clinic, 
 
 Aug. 11. 
 
 — (Whittaker.) The CH" ic, June 10. 
 
 — PnlmonaUa. A Co of Syphilitic . 
 
 (Bryce.) Ya. Med. Monthly, Nov. 
 
 — The Causes of . (Connor.) Detroit Med. 
 
 Jour., March. 
 
 — What are the Most Reliable Signs of Incipient 
 . (James.) Hahnemanniun Monthly, April. 
 
 — The Nature, Cause, and Probable Mode of 
 
 Propagation of . (Stevenson.) Va. Med. 
 
 Monthly, Sept. 
 
 Phyllooactas Orandls. (Kunze.) N. Y. Med. 
 Eclectic, Sept. 
 
 — Incoordination of Movements, with Loss of 
 Eauillbriatiug Powers ; Circumcision; Recov- 
 ery. (Hard.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Jan. 18. 
 
 — Congenital . (Robbing.) N. Y. Med. Jour., 
 
 Oct. 
 
 — Cases of and Adherent Prepuce. (Hupp.) 
 
 Oin. Med. News, Sept. 
 
 — And Adhere t Prepuce. (White.) Oin. Med. 
 News, Nov. 
 
 Physician. The True Status of the . (Bron- 
 
 son.) Cin. Med. Advance, (H.). Dec. 
 
 — Relation of and Clergymen. (Brown.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Rep. (U.), May. 
 
 Physicians. New York and Colleges. 
 
 (Craig.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekly, Dec. 8. 
 
 — Who are Regular 1 (Gerald.) N. Y.Med. 
 
 Eclectic, Jan. 
 
 — As Dispensers. (Greeu.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., Nov. 24. 
 
 — Pathological School of . (Rhees.) N. E. 
 
 Med. Gazette (U.), July. 
 
 Physiological. Interpretations of Symptoms. 
 
 (Rhees.) iV. E. Med. Gazette (H.), April. 
 Physiologry. As Related to Theology. (Bafnes.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Rep. (H.), May. 
 
 — Recent Progress in . (Bowdltch.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 18. 
 
 — Modern . (Buck.) Cin. Med. Advance 
 
 (H.), Feb. 
 
 — Of Sugar. The In Relation to the Blood. 
 
 (Pavy.) N. E. Med. Gazette (if.), Oct. 
 
 Phytolacca. Fatal Dose of . (Battles.) 
 
 Ohio Med. Recorder, A ua. 
 
 — Decandra. In Scrofula and Phthisis Pulmo- 
 nalis. (Barry.) St. Louis Clin. Rec, .Tune. 
 
 — In the Treatment of Mastitis. (Moore.) Va. 
 Med. Monthly, May. 
 
 — In Scarlet Fever. (Sibley.) TT. .S. Med. Inves- 
 tigator {!!.), Jan. 1. 
 
 Pictorial Art. On the in Illustrating Mic- 
 roscopic Observations. (Piper.) Chicago Med. 
 Jour, and Ex., March. 
 
 Piece of Iron. In the Iris Twenty-four Years. 
 (Eotz.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Feb. 
 
 Piles. New Treatment for . (Paramoro.) 
 
 Chicago Med. Times, Sept. 
 Pills. Compressed . (Green.) Va. Med. 
 
 Monthly, A iig, 
 
 — A Word in Defence of Sugar-Coated . 
 
 (Moore.) Am. Jour. Phar., March, and Phy. 
 and I'har., Aug. 
 
 — And Pill Masses. (Wilder.) Am. .four. Phar., 
 
 — N<>te on the Solubility of Ccrtiiin Kinds of 
 tiululno . (Yale.) New Rem., March. 
 
 Pilocarpine. Nitrate of . (Edes.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 2. 
 
 Pin, Voided through the Bladder. (Stephen- 
 eon.) Detroit Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — In Posterior Nares. (Ward.) Arch. Clin. Sur., 
 March. 
 
 Pineal Gland. Descriptive and Microscopical. 
 
 (Cutler.) Oin. Med. News, Dec. 
 Piper Methysticum. Proving of . (Gris- 
 
 wold.) Hahnemunnian Monthly, June. 
 
 — Proving . (Hlller.) Hahnemannian Month- 
 ly, July. 
 
 Piston. New Syringe . (Peters.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., April 5. 
 Pltsrriasis Rubra. Notes on the Successful 
 
 Treatment of Three Cases of . (Hlnton.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 16. 
 
 Placenta. Retention of from Atmospheric 
 
 Pressure. (Forest.) JV^. ¥. Med. Rec, Dec. 1. 
 
 — Adherent . (Beip.) Hahnemannian Months 
 
 ly, June. 
 
 — Relation of the in Labor, at Term. (Trash.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs.,July. 
 
 — With History of Concealed Hemorrhage. 
 (Walker.) Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Preevia. Report of a Case of ; Recovery, 
 
 (Alderson.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Rep. (H.), 
 March. 
 
 — Case of . (Gardner.) St. Louis Clin. Rec., 
 
 Aug. 
 
 — (Kelly.) Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 — (Perrigo.) Canada Med. Rec., March. 
 
 — Case of . (Richardson.) Boston Med. and 
 
 Stir. Jour., March 8. 
 
 — The Prophylactic Treatment of . (Thomas.) 
 
 A>n. Pract., May. 
 
 — Case of Treated by Bringing on Prema- 
 ture Delivery. (Thomas.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 Oct. 
 
 Plantago Mi^Jor. (Hills.) Ifoineo. Times, Jan. 
 Plants. In the Sleeping Room. (Gatchell.) Am. 
 Observer (H.), Dec. 
 
 — Notes on Some Medicinal and other Useful 
 . (Landerer.) Am. Jour Phar., April. 
 
 —Scent-Yielding and their Products. (Piesse.) 
 
 New Rem., Nov. 
 
 Plaster. New Adhesive . (Martin.) Boston 
 
 Med. and Sur. .lour., Oct. 11. 
 
 — In Surgery. (Dawson.) The Clinic, .Vov. 10. 
 
 — Jacket. An Adaptation of the to the 
 
 Splints of the Hip. (Hyde.) Atn. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, July. 
 
 — The . (Bryan.) Louisville Med. News, 
 
 Seat. 15. 
 
 — of Paris. In the Treatment of Surgical In- 
 juries. (Fairchlld.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 Nov. 
 
 — New Deviee for Spreading and other Su)>- 
 
 stances upon Bandages. (Green.) X.Y.Med. 
 Rec, Oct. 13. 
 
 — BandaKC' Application of the . (Sayre.) 
 
 Md. Med. .lour., Aug. 
 
 — Jacket. The in Spinal Diseases. (Andrews.) 
 
 Chicago Med. .Tour, and Ex., Dec. 
 
 — And a Question of Priority. (Shaw.) N. Y. 
 Med. Rec June'i. 
 
 Plastic Dressing. In Fractures of the Lower 
 Extremities. (Yandell.) Cin. Med. News, 
 Feb. 
 
 — An Extract from a Clinical Lecture on tiie 
 
 Innnovable or in Fractures of the Lower 
 
 Extremities. (Yandell.) Louisville Med. New,s, 
 May 19. 
 
 Plea. For Fairness and Accuracy. (Miller.) 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 6. 
 
 Pleurisy. Some of the Sequelns of . (Black- 
 
 ader.) Canada Med. Rec, Dec. 
 Pleurltis, Tympanic Resonance in . (In- 
 
 gals.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., March. 
 Pienro-Pneuinonla. (Scott.) Atlanta Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 Plumbum. In Cirrhotic Kidney. (Gatchell.) 
 
 Am. Ilomeo., Dec. 
 
1^' 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 I*neumatic Pressure. And tlio Genu Ppptoral 
 I'oxiiiro in the Uoiluctlon of Utcrlna Luxutiouu. 
 (raniplipll.) Am. Jour. Obs.,Jnn. 
 
 — Treatment. Of tho Respiratory and Ciniilii- 
 tory Organs. (DescUcro.) North Am. Jour. 
 Homeo., Feb. 
 
 Piteiuuoula, Aatlienlc . (Arnold.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and tiiir. Rep., Jan. 20. 
 
 — Arrested in its First Stages. (Carroll.) N. Y. 
 Med. h'ec., Feb. 24. 
 
 — Notes on with Cases. (Cliew.) Md. Med. 
 
 .four., June. 
 
 — Euiholic . (Guiteras.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 March 3. 
 
 — Acute Lobar. Beginning in Right Apex. 
 
 (Henry.) Phila. Med. Titucs, July 11. 
 
 — The Antipyretic Treatment of . (James.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Med. Scienees, Jnli/. 
 
 — The Homeopathic Treatment of . (Kafka.) 
 
 .V. £. Med. Gazelle (U.), Jan. 
 
 — Puerperal . (Ludlam.) V. S. Med. In- 
 
 resligalor (71.), June 1. 
 
 — AnaltsTi-eatment. (Lueck.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., March a. 
 
 — Forms of . (Price.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rep., Aug. 4. 
 
 — (Reeber.) SI. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Dec. 
 
 — New Abortive Treatment of . (Scearce.) 
 
 Phil. Med. and Sur. Rep., March 31. 
 
 Pneumonitis, Broncho . (Anderson.) At- 
 lanta Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 Podophyllum. On tho Constituents of Pel- 
 
 tatum Lin. (Busch.) Am. Jour. Phar., Xov. 
 
 Poem. (Stocking.) Detroit Med. Jour., April. 
 
 Poison. Report of Septic and Death. (Me- 
 
 f.'ollough.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jnli/ 7. 
 
 — Case of Arsenical Treated with Dialy.sed 
 
 Iron. (Reed.) Phila. Med. Times, Dec. H. 
 
 Poisons. Researches (m the Antagonism of . 
 
 (Haynes.) Phil. Med. Times, May VI. 
 
 Poisoning. By Aconite. (Bacon.) Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Rep., Feb. J. 
 
 — Report of a Case of by Veratruui Viride. 
 
 (Bailey.) A. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 — The Treatment of Chloroform . (Burrall.) 
 
 .V. r. Med. Rec., Feb. 24. 
 
 — Prevention of Ivy . (Chamberlain.) N. E. 
 
 Med. Gazette (TT.), March. 
 
 — Moi'phia ; Patient aged Four Years Re- 
 lieved liy BeUadouna and Jilectricity. (Dow.) 
 
 — By Corrosive Sublimate. (Dumm.) Ohio Med. 
 Ree., Sept. 
 
 — From Corrosive Sublimate. (Llbby.) V. S. 
 Med. Investiuator (11.), July 15. 
 
 — Lead Mercurial Erethism. (Johnson.) 
 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — Lead in Frogs. (Mason.) N. Y. Med. Jour., 
 
 July. 
 
 — Lead . (Richardson.) Boston Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., Oct. 4. 
 
 — Opium Treated by Electricity and Bidla- 
 
 donua. (Burko.) Southern Med. Rcc, Jan. 
 
 — Case of Opium Recovered by Hypodermic 
 
 Ii\|ections of Aqua Ammonia. (Coover.) I'hila. 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., May I'.i. 
 
 — Vinegar in Opium . (Fawcett.) Med. 
 
 Brief , Sept. 
 
 — Hypodermic Ii^cetion of Ammonia in a Casy 
 of Opium . (Fito.) Med. Brief, Sept. 
 
 — Opium . (Fitzsimmous.) Toledo Med. and. 
 
 Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 — Anomalous Case of Opium . (Kimkead.) 
 
 iV. Y. Med. Rec., Dec. 22. 
 
 — Opium Treated with .Sulphate of Atropia. 
 
 (Morflt.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Dec. ir,. 
 
 — An Anomalous Case of Opium . (Plant.) 
 
 jV. Y. Med. Rec, Nov. 10. 
 
 — Opium Green Vomiting. (Smitli.) R. and 
 
 L. Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Opium Successfully Treated by Belladon- 
 na and Coft'ee. (Stecu.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 June. 
 
 — Successful Treatment of Opium l)v Means 
 
 of Belladonna and Cottee. (Wells.) Ohio Med. 
 Recorder, July. 
 
 Poiitzer's Acoumetcr. Hearing Tests and . 
 
 (Iliirtmann.) Arch. Ophthul. and Olol., Vol. 
 VI., page C03. 
 
 I'olypuH. FiI)rou8 Simulating Inversion. 
 
 (Thomas.) Am. .four. Obs., April. 
 
 (Robinson.) xKrch. Dermatol., 
 
 U. S. Med. Investigator 
 
 (Hunt.) 
 
 (Loomls.) Areh. 
 Phila. Med. and 
 Ohio Med. Re- 
 
 lieved liy Bellauonna a 
 Va. Med. Monthly, Dec. 
 
 — On Chronic Malarial . 
 
 Clin. Sur., Oct. 15. 
 
 — By Nutmeg. (Matthews.) 
 Sur. Rep., Feb. 10. 
 
 — By Pie Plant. (McMiUau.) 
 rorder, July. 
 
 — Case of by Strychnia Treated by Bromide 
 
 of Potassium and Cliloral Hydrate. (Raglaud.) 
 Va. Med. Monthly, Nov. 
 
 — Is Bniuiido Potass and Sulph. Morphia an 
 
 Antidote tor by Strychnine 1 (Moore.) 
 
 Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 — By Carbolic Acid, Treated l)y Apomorphia. 
 (Scmplc.) Va. Med. Montlili/, Ma>/. 
 
 — Case of from Oil of Tansy. (Spaulding.) 
 
 I'hila. Med. Times, July 7. 
 
 — Tobacco . (Van Volzah.) Phila. Med. 
 
 Times, March 17. 
 
 — Case of by Contact of the Powder of 
 
 Resin of Podophyllum. (Webster.) A'. 1'. Med. 
 Rec, June 9. 
 
 — By Aniline Solution. (Wenzel.) Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Pep., Feb. 24. 
 
 — Case of Arsenical . (Bowie.) Ilahneman- 
 
 nian Monthly, May. 
 
 — Sixty Cases of ))y Arsenic. (Finley.) 
 
 A'. 1'. Med. Jour. Oct. 
 
 — Case of by the Flu. Extract of Belladonna 
 
 Relieved by IIyport;Tmi(' In.iccticns of Mm' 
 pliia Sulphas. (Beech.) Toledo Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., April. 
 
 — A Case of Belladonna . (Whitley.) Chicago 
 
 Med. Jour, uiui Ex., Se2»l. 
 
 (Mi'udon.) 
 
 (Mooro.) 
 
 (Turner.) 
 
 I'ompliolyx. 
 
 July. 
 Posolof^y. (Jackson.) 
 
 (11.), May 15. 
 Post Centennial Microscopical Notes. 
 Cin. Med. News, March. 
 Potash. On tho Use of Cldorate of in Dipli- 
 
 tlicria and Pseudo-Membranous Croup. 
 
 (Drysdale.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 
 March 17. 
 
 — Chlorate of and Mercury. (MattlK^ws.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Feb. \i. 
 
 — Chlorate of and Mercury. 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Feb. 10. 
 
 — Chlorate of and Mercurials. 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 13. 
 
 — Chlorate of and Mercury. 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 27. 
 
 — Bromide of in Eclampsia. (Little.) Md. 
 
 Med. Jour., July. 
 
 Potass I Nitrate. In Scarlatina. (Bockiiis.) 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., April. 
 
 Potassium. The Use of Bromide of Hypo- 
 
 dermically. (Adams.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Poisonous Effects of Cyanide of . (Jones.) 
 
 JV. (). Med. and Sur. .Jour., May. 
 
 — Iodide of in Irreducible Hernia. (Cow- 
 ling.) Arch. Clin. Sur., July. 
 
 — The Use of Iodide of in Syphilis. (Ho<lg- 
 
 eu.) St. Louis Clin. Rec, Oct. 
 
 Potencies. High again. (Bishop.) Oin. 
 
 Med. Advance (H.), Feb. 
 
 Potency and Dose. (Breyfoglo.) Cin. Med. Ad- 
 vance (//.), Sept. 
 
 — (I'l'csf on.) llahnemannian Monthly, May. 
 
 — Question. A Proposed Basis for the Settle- 
 
 •ncnlofllie . (Eirpieston.) Ohio Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep. (//.), May. 
 
 Pott's Diseiise. (Kiiisnnin.) Ohio Med. Recor- 
 der, Aug. 
 
 — (Uigt>.) /•'. and L. Med. .Tour., March. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 39 
 
 — Of tlie Splue. (Brlggs.) Nash. Jour. Med. and 
 Snr., Nov. 
 
 — Of tlio Splno. (Qunu.) Chicago Med. Jour, 
 and Ex., Oct. 
 
 — Keport of , or Carles of tho Spluc," Treated 
 
 by Extension and Plaster of Paris Bandage. 
 (Sayre.) It. and L. Med. Jour., May. 
 
 — Clinical Lecturo ou a Case of of the Upper 
 
 Cervical Vertebra). (Gross.) I'hila. Med. 
 Times, Hept. 1. 
 
 — In the Cervical Region. (Say re.) Philu. Med. 
 and Hitr. Hep., Jan. 27. 
 
 Powers of Hearing. Disproportion between 
 
 tlie , tho Ticlf of a Watch, and tho Iluuiau 
 
 Voice. (Roosa.) Am, Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 Jan. 
 
 Practice. Special . (Burlington.) St. Louis 
 
 Eclectic Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 Pratt, Case of the Late Henry , of Lanes- 
 
 boro. (Paddock.) Boston Med, and Sur. Jour., 
 Dec. 6. 
 
 Preg^nancy. Case of with Elongated, Hy- 
 pertrophic, and Ulcerated Cervix. (Cleveland.) 
 Am. Jour. 01)s.,Jul}j. 
 
 — Case of Vomiting In Successfully Treated 
 
 with lugluvin. (Fi-owcrt.) N.Y. Med. Hcc, 
 Oct. 20, aiid ('in. Med. Neu-s, Nov. 
 
 — To Full Term, after Four Successive Miscar- 
 riages. (Guernsey.) llahnemannian Monthly, 
 Sept. 
 
 — Molar . (Kenuard.) St. Louis Med, and 
 
 Sur, Jonr., March. 
 
 — Occurring during Lactation. (Thomas.) The 
 crn\ic,March2i. 
 
 — Cliui(!al Lecture; Abdominal ; Successful 
 
 Ol>oratiou. (Tliomas.) The Clinic, Dee. 'i'l. 
 
 — Jiarly . (Euglemann.) St. Louis Med. and 
 
 Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 — Sign of Early . (Gehruug.) Aw. Pract., 
 
 July. 
 
 — Ignorance of . (Ingles.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur, Hep., Ann. 11. 
 
 (Ro.ss.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 — Iguorauco 
 Sur, Jicp., April 28. 
 
 — Report of It Committee on Dr. William Pep- 
 per's CasoofExtiaUtorme . (Mears.) Phila. 
 
 Med. Times, March 3. 
 
 — Case of Extra Uterine. (Walker.) JV. E. Med. 
 Oasetic (U.), Jan. 
 
 — Case of Extra Uterine . (Loving.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Vet. 
 
 — Case of Extra Uterine . (Landls.) OJuo 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct, 
 
 — Extra Uterine , Abdominal Variety. 
 
 (SoutUall.) Va. Med. Monthly, Sept. 
 
 — Extra Uterine . (Gilland.) Ta. Med. 
 
 Monthly, Sept. 
 
 — Cases of Extra Uterine . (McMillan.) 
 
 Ohio Med. Itecordcr, Oct. 
 
 Pregnant. Can a Woman Carry a Child to Full 
 
 Time and not l)e Aware that She is ? 
 
 (Butcher.) Phila. Med, and Sur. Hep., March 
 24. 
 
 Preliminary Training. (Seely.) The Clinic, 
 March 17. 
 
 Prescriptions. Select . (Chandler.) Louis- 
 ville Med. News, Feb. 17. 
 
 — Useful . (Smith.) Va. Med, Monthly, 
 
 June. 
 
 Presentation. Some Cases of Arm . (Ileus- 
 
 1 is.) JV. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Conversion of Face into one of Vertex by 
 
 aid of Kuee-Elbow . (Humphrey,) Am. 
 
 .four. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Impacted Face . (Reamy.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Obs., July. 
 
 Presentations. Remarks on the History and 
 Treatment of Two Cases of Face . (Part- 
 ridge) .V. y. Med., lour. .March, 
 
 — Version ))y tlio Vertex in Shoulder . (Bol- 
 
 lini;.) Louisville Med. Netos, March 24, and 
 SniilhernMed. liee.. May. 
 
 — Sliouliler and otlier Transverse . (Maxou.) 
 
 Am. Pract., March. 
 
 — Shoulder and their Treatment. (Sey- 
 mour.) 3Ied. Brief, .Tune. 
 
 Preventive Treatment. Tho of Certain Dls- 
 
 easex. A New Method of Prophylactic Prac- 
 tice. (Hunt.) JV. Y. Med. Itcc, Sept. 22. 
 
 Priapism. Persistent . (Walker.) Va. Med. 
 
 Monthly, Feb. 
 
 Procidentia Uteri. With Cases. (Sell.) Phy. 
 
 and Phar., A%ig. 
 Proctitis. Or Inflammation of the Rectum. 
 
 (Vance.) Ciii. Lancet and Obs., Axig. 
 
 Professional Duty. And Sacrifice of Life, 
 ((ireen.) N. Y. Med. Hcc, June 2. 
 
 Prolapsus. Tho Surgical Remedies for In- 
 volving Uterus, Vagina, Bladder, or Rectum. 
 (Beebe.) U. S. Med. Investiyator (IT.), Jan. 1. 
 
 — Of tho Womb from Elongation of the Supra- 
 Vaginal Portion of the Cervix. (Goodell.) 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Jan. C. 
 
 — Vaginal and Uterine . (Palmer.) The 
 
 Clinic, Dec. 15. 
 
 Prolapsus Anl. (Cattermole.) Canada Lancet, 
 Aug. 
 
 Prophylaxis of Summer Complaints in Child- 
 ren. (Olesou.) Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Aug. 
 
 Prostatic Enlargement, Treatment of the , 
 
 by the use of Nealton's Vulcanized Gum Cathe- 
 ter. (Thomson.) Am. Pract., Aug. 
 
 — Guide. (Keyes.) N. Y. Med. Hec, May 5. 
 
 — New . (Otis.) N. Y. Med. Hee., ApiHl 21. 
 
 Prostitution. The Regulation of . (Cres- 
 
 ler.) Cin. Med. News, Aug. 
 Protagon. (Percy.) New Hem., April. 
 
 — (Polk.) Am. Med. Bi-wceldy, June 9, and Med. 
 Brief, .Tuli/. 
 
 — Note on . (Polk.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 Sept. 29. 
 
 — (Williamson.) Cin. Med. Neivs, Dec. 
 Pruritis Cutaneous, On tho Various Forms of 
 
 . (Taylor.) Arch. Clin. Sur., Aug. 
 
 Psychology. Materialistic . (Donald.) 
 
 Southern Med. Hcc, Aug. 
 
 — Tho ofKathrina. (Stevens.) Cin. Lancet 
 
 and Obs., May. 
 
 Psychosis. Notesou . (Hughes.) St. Louis 
 
 Med. find Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 — Practical Notes on tlio . (Hughes,) St. 
 
 Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 Public Charities. New Yoik and Conec- 
 
 tion. (Raborg.) The Sanitarian, July. 
 
 — Health. Reform. (Black.) The Sanitarian, 
 Jan. 
 
 Puerpura Uheumatica, etc. (Campbell.) N. Y. 
 
 Med. Jour., Dec. 
 Pulsatilla. In Nem-algia. (Cumbacker.) Am. 
 
 Horn CO., Dec. 
 
 — in Transverse Positions. (Holcombe.) Ohio 
 Med. and Sur. Hep. (II.), May. 
 
 — (Wenzel.) Louisville Med. News, March 10. 
 
 Pultaceous Concretion. Note on tho Micro- 
 graphy and Chemistry of a from the Ton- 
 sil. (Vansant.) N. O.Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Pumpkin Seed. Ethereal Extract of . 
 
 (Endo.) Ncio Hem., Sept. 
 
 — As a TiEniafuge. (White.) Ohio Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Puncture. Case of of tho Intestines for the 
 
 Relief of Over-distension with Gas. (Leo.) 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Oct. 
 
 — Of tho Bladder. (Coleman.) Med. Brief, Sept. 
 
 — Of the Bladder, followed by Death. (Hull.) 
 3re I. Brief, Nov. 
 
 — Of the Bladder. (Zuercher.) Med. Brief, Nov. 
 
 Puncturing tho Bladder for the Retention of 
 Urine. (Wiendahl.) Med. Brief, Sept. 
 
 Purple of the Ketina. A Few AVords ou the 
 . (Alt.) iV. r. Med. Hec, Aug, 4. 
 
 Purpura. Scorbutic . (Bulkley.) Arrh. 
 
 Dermatol., Jan. 
 
 !.. 
 
 it - i 
 
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 40 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL C0MMUNICAT10N.S, 
 
 (BeviMi.) ifd. Med., lour. 
 
 
 — HeuiorrhagtcK. 
 
 ]',vi«mlH. Oaso of Piieriwrul Boptic — , with 
 Metiistutio riinopbthulmiii. (MeKuuzie.) Am. 
 Jour. Vbs., Oct. 
 
 -- (Sigwortli.) I'hila. Med. and Sttr, Rep., Jun. 
 la. 
 
 — Aiul Scpticivmia. (Wiitsou.) X. Y. Med. 
 Jour., Oct. and Nov. 
 
 — r.yo-l'neumothorax. (Sutterthwalto.) .V. r. 
 Med. Jour., July. 
 
 — Treatment by Aspiration and Pcnnanent 
 Drainaffo Tube. (Stoddard.) Huffalo Mid. 
 and Unr. Jour., Nov. 
 
 J'yruB Americana. (Gatchell.) Xortlitccstern 
 
 Aimalisl (II.), July. 
 Ouarantine. New York . (Vauderpoel.) The 
 
 Sanitarian, March. 
 Quartan. Intermittent. (Beckwith.) U. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (II. J, Feb. 1. 
 
 Queen's Hospital College. (Craumcr.) Phila, 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., Sept. 15. 
 
 Quinla. As to How and Cinchonidia Act in 
 
 ModifyinK tlio Body Heat. (Davy.) Ciii. Lan- 
 eet and Obs., July. 
 
 — Action of iu Malarial Fevers. (Duunu.) 
 
 Ohio Med. liec., March. 
 
 — Action of II 8 a Curative Remedy. (Dmnui.) 
 
 Ohio Med. Iteeorder, June. 
 
 — (Go8s.) Eclectic Med. and Sur. Jour., .^u|J. 
 
 — Unusually Unpleasant Effects of Bulpliate of 
 . (Slocum.) N. r. Med. Rec., May 26. 
 
 — Estimation of . (Trimble.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Phar., Xov. 
 
 — Local Effects of in tlio Treatment of 
 
 Diphtheria. (Ziuke.) The clinic, Dec. 2i>. 
 
 Qulniaphobla. (Orinuell.) ('in. Lancet and 
 Obs., March. 
 
 Quinine. As a Remedy for Poisonous Eniptious. 
 (Cantrt'll.) Kash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Any. 
 
 — And Urticaria, (Clariborne.) .V. J'. Med. 
 nee, Dec. 22. 
 
 — Hyiwdcmiio lujoctlons of iu Malignant 
 
 Malarial Fever. (Davie.) li. and L. Med. 
 Jour., Jan. 
 
 — ilnd Hydrobromlc Acid. (Forest.) X Y. Med. 
 necManhn. 
 
 — In Certain (fastro-Intestinal Disorders. (Gil- 
 liam.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Feb. 
 
 — Peculiar Effects from Exliibitlon of . 
 
 (irifllth.) Ohio Med. Recorder, May. 
 
 — In Sciatica of Malarial Orii^ii. (Mannon.) 
 The ClinU'.Ocl. 13. 
 
 — Cases Apparently Sliowlng that Docs not 
 
 Possess Oxytocic Virtues, With Remarks. 
 (Ilawes.) Vrt. Med. Monthly, Aug. 
 
 — As an Oxytocic. (Restlue.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 March. 
 
 — As nu Oxytocic. (Thomas.) Am. Med. IU- 
 Weelcly, Aug. i. 
 
 — Effect of uiwu the Gravid Uterus. (Bee- 
 man.) A m. Med. Jli-Weekly, Feb. 3. 
 
 — Effectsof upon the Gravid Uterus. (Craig.) 
 
 A m. Med. m-Weekly, May 26. 
 
 — Effects of on tlio Gravid Uterus. (Fon- 
 taine.) Am. Med. Ri-Weelcly, March 3. 
 
 — An Instance in which Originated Contrac- 
 tion of the Uterus. (Beemau.) Am. Med. Hi- 
 Weekly, May 12. 
 
 Rabies Feline. Case of Treated with 
 
 Woorara and Morpliia. (Read.) Am. Jour. 
 Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 Rachiotomy. In Transverse Presentational. 
 
 (Tcbault.) Vrt. Med. Monthly, April. 
 Riichitis. Thirteen Cases of . (Forchheimer.) 
 
 The (Jlinic, April 2>i. 
 Uauunculus Bulbosus. (.Smith.) X. K. Med. 
 
 (ituclte (II.), June. 
 
 Rape. Case of Alleged and <^:>nvictiou. 
 
 (< Jociiran.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekly, March 17. 
 
 Rattlesnalce Hit*. Case of SiictcssfuUy 
 
 I'lcatcd by Injections of Carbolate of Ammo- 
 
 nia into tlio Veins. (Knott.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., July '21. 
 
 Recovery. After Railroad Accident. (Tolaud.) 
 
 Western Lancet, July. 
 Rectocele. New Operation for the Cure of 
 
 and Cystocelo. (Gillette.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 
 April. 
 
 Rectum. Diseases of the ; a Brief Review 
 
 of their Hynipiomatology and Physical Di- 
 agnosis. (Vance.) Vin. Lancet and Cits., 
 Feb. 
 
 Reinsch's Test. Fallacies of for Arsenic. 
 
 (Wormly.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 Reflex IVIotor Symptoms. Pathology and Treat- 
 
 nuMit of , Paralysis, Constructions, etc. 
 
 (Dupuy.) Chicago Jour. Nerc. and Menl. IHs., 
 
 April. 
 
 Reform Needed Among Reformers. (Gibbous.) 
 
 Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., May. 
 Refraction. Errors of . Demonstrated by a 
 
 New and Original Model. (Munson.) X. ¥. 
 
 Med. Jour., May. 
 
 — Errors of of the Eye. (Murrell.) R. and 
 
 L. Med. Jour., Se})t. 
 
 Remedies. Notes on Some of the Newest . 
 
 (Hale.) Am. Ilomeo., Sept. 
 Renal Disease. Remarks on . (Milner.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., March 3. 
 Reply to Dr. I>. Newcomer. (Glenn.) Med. 
 
 Brief, Oct. 
 
 — Criticism. (Sayre.) Arch Clin. Sur., March. 
 
 — Dr. Curtis. (Williams.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Dec. 13. 
 
 Reputation. How Obtained. (Anon.) Buffalo 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 Resiua Podopliylli. (Klie.) Am. Jour. Phar., 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Resonator. The . (Mitchell.) U. S. Med. 
 
 Invesligalor (II.), April 1. 
 
 Respiration. The Point of Origin In the So- 
 called Bronchial . (Ellis.) Boston Med- 
 
 and Sur. Jour., July B. 
 
 — Expcuiuients tin the Effects Upon , of Cut^ 
 
 ting off tho Supply of Blood from the Brain 
 and Medulla Oblongata. (Flint.) X. Y. Med. 
 Jour., Xoc. 
 
 Respiratory Ilrace. The. (French.) Bosto/ti 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., May 3. 
 Retina. Recent Discoveries in tho Physiology 
 
 of the . (Butler.) Canada Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., Aug. 
 -•Contribution to the Anatomy of tho Human 
 
 . Norrls.) Am. Jotir. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 — Contribution to the Anatomy of tho Human 
 
 . (Shakespeare.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Retinitis Albuminuria. (Ilarlau.) Phila, 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., July 28. 
 
 — Apoplectica, And jibollc Inflammation 
 of the Retina. (No. Am. Jour. Med, Sci- 
 ences, Oct. 
 
 Retroversion. Case of of the Uterus, Com- 
 plicated by Adhesion and Prolapse of the Left 
 Ovary. (Cleveland.) Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 Rheumatism. Analysis of One Hundred and 
 Nine Cases o' — , Treated with Salicylic 
 A(!id and Sai.. ^e, With Tables. (Brown.) 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. H. 
 
 — Its Treatment by Saliclno, Ballcyllo Acid, and 
 Salicylate of Sodium. (Caldwell.) X. V. Med. 
 Rec, Sept. 1. 
 
 — (Gibbous.) Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 March. 
 
 — Ammonia Ti'eatment of . (Lewis.) South- 
 
 em Med. Rec, Oct. 
 
 — Case of Scrofulous . (Milan.) Louiaville 
 
 Med. Xeics, Feb. 10. 
 
 — Therapeutics of Acute , or Rheumatic Fe- 
 ver. (Butterfleld.) Eclectic Med. and Sur. 
 .four., June. 
 
 — Acute Treated by Salicylic Acid. (Craw- 
 ford.) Va. Med. Monthly, July. 
 
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 CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 41 
 
 — CnHo of Acute Treated by Sallclno. (Dlx- 
 
 Dii.) Ohio Med. Recorder, March. 
 
 — Acuto . (Field.) Va. Med. Monthly, Jan, 
 
 — Acute Treated with Sallcyllo Acid. (Lo- 
 
 maz.) Phila. Med. and Hur. Hep., Aug. i. 
 
 — The Treatment of Acuto . (Miller.) Cin. 
 
 hancel and Obs., March. 
 
 — Case of Acute Followed by Pericarditis 
 
 tiud Pneumonia. (AValluce.) Louisville Med. 
 News, Feb. 17. 
 
 — Acuto Treated with Salicylic Acid. 
 
 (Wharton.) Ya. Med. Monthly, July. 
 
 — On the Specific Action of Large Doses of 
 Lime-juice in the Treatment of Acute, Sub- 
 Aouto, and Chronic . (Chandler.) Cana- 
 da Lancet, Oct. 
 
 — Starvation in the Treatment ol Acute Articu- 
 lar . (Wood.) Canada Med. Rec., June. 
 
 KhuB. What Symptoms Indicate the . 
 
 (Mooers.) Am. Homeo.,Dec. 
 
 — Toxicodendron. And Baryta. (Berrldgc.) 
 U. S. Med. Investigator (U.>, Oct. 1. 
 
 — Characteristics or . (Hoyne.) XI. 8. Med. 
 
 Investigator (II.), Marchl. 
 
 Kiots. The Late in Montreal Viewed 
 
 from a PsycholoKlcal Standpoint. (Howard.) 
 Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 of 
 
 (Bradford.) 
 
 Kowlug Alen, Health 
 The Sanitarian, Dec. 
 
 Itubeola. And Abortion. (Orider.) Louisville 
 Med. News, Aug. 11. 
 
 Kuptnre. Of the Choroid. (Amlck.) Cin. 
 Lancet and Obs., Nov. 
 
 — Death from of the Heart. (Cilley.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., Dec. 8. 
 
 — Of the Funis during Rapid Labor. (Farnhara.) 
 Am. Sup, Obs. Jour. Great Britain and Ire- 
 land, July. 
 
 — Of the Healthy CEsophagus. (Fitz.) Ain. 
 Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Case of of the Vestibule During Labor. 
 
 (Gillette.) Am. Jour. Obs,, April, 
 
 — Of the Womb. (Ooodell.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 ,ruly. 
 
 — Case of Death from of the Fallopian Tube 
 
 and Intraperitoneal Hemorrhage. (Nicoll.) 
 A HI. Jo^ir, Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Death from of a Cyst of the Broad Liga- 
 ment. (Parish.) Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 — Of a Multllocular Ovarian Tumor from Vio- 
 lent Vomiting. (Raborg.) N. Y, Med, Jour., 
 April. 
 
 — Of the Perineum, with Laceration of the Ves- 
 tibule Anterior to the Urethra. (Morris.) Am. 
 .Tour. Obs., April. 
 
 — Case of — of the Perineum. (Wilkinson.) 
 Va. Med. MontMu, June, 
 
 — - Of the Uterus at the Posterior Utero-Va«:inal 
 Junction, Caesarian Section. (Dow.) Va. iled. 
 Monthly, Sept. 
 
 — Fatal Case of of the Uterus. (Hank.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., April. 
 
 — Case of Complete of the Uterus and Va- 
 
 (jlna. (Jenkins.) Fhila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 March 24. 
 
 — Of the Uterus. (Sawin.) N. E. Med. Oasette 
 (H.), Oct. 
 
 — Of a Uterus by Molesworth's Dilator. (Smith.) 
 Am. Jour. Obs., April. 
 
 — Case of of the Uterus and Escape of Con- 
 tents into the Peritoueal feac. (Stevens.) 
 Phila. Med, and Sur. Rep., May 5. 
 
 Raptares. Four Successive of the Uterus. 
 
 (Rose.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Aug. 
 
 Rash. 
 
 son.) 
 
 Memoir of Dr. Bculamin 
 Betroil Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
 -. (John- 
 
 Safety of Ships. The , and those who Travel 
 
 in tnem. (Woodworth.) The Sanitarian, Feb. 
 
 Sallcin. In Acuto Rheumatism. (McNlder.) 
 Phila. Med. and Stir. Rep., May 12. 
 
 — In Rheumatism. (Tyree.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., April 7. 
 
 — Tlio Value of In Chronic Diarrhoea. (Mat- 
 
 tison.) A7n, Med, Bi-Weekly, Jan, 0. 
 
 Salivation. Mercurial and Ilydiouelu. 
 
 (Newton.) Am, Med, Jour. (E.), Nov. 
 
 — Case of Excessive During Pregnancy ; 
 
 Face Presentation; First Position; Rotation 
 Eflfocted l)y Forceps ; Child Alive. (Richard- 
 son.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., July 12. 
 
 Sangruinaria Canadensis. (Barrows.) Eclectic 
 Med. and Sur, Jour,, Dec. 
 
 Sanitary Condition of Cities. (Fisher.) Toledo 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 — Measures. On . (McEachran.) Atn. Vcl. 
 
 Rev., Jan. 
 
 — Reform. The Need of in Ship Lite. 
 
 (Gibon.) T?ie Sanitarian, March. 
 
 — Regulations of Putnam County, N. Y. 
 (Adams.) The Sanitarian, Oct. 
 
 Santa Barbara as a Health Resort. (Stuart.) 
 The Sanitarian, Aug. 
 
 Santonine. A Cause of Convulsions. (Hobbs.) 
 Louisville Med. News, Nov. 24. 
 
 Sarcoma. Of Inferior Constrictor of the Phar- 
 ynx and Inlet of the CEsophagus. (Chapman.) 
 Am, Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 — Case of Diffuse Melanotic of the Brain, 
 
 following same Disease in the Orbit. (Coskery.) 
 Md, Med, Jour., May. 
 
 — Retro-Uterine of Vaginal Origin. (Green.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., April. 
 
 — Medullary . (Gross.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 Dec. 22. 
 
 — Of the Choroid. (Bishop.) Am. Homeo., Sept. 
 
 — Of the Choroid, with Eplcritic Remarks. 
 (Knles.) Arch. Ophthal. and Otol., Vol. VI., 
 pagcSie. 
 
 Scabies. (Bulkley.) Arch. Dermatol., Oct. 
 
 Scalp I^esion. Extensive . (Throckmorton.) 
 
 Phda, Med. and Stir. Rep., Oct. 27. 
 Scarlatina. (Bartholow.) The Clinic, Dec. 1. 
 
 — And Suppurative Pleurisy. (Bevan.) Chicago 
 Med, Jour, and Ex,, June, 
 
 — (Douglas.) Am, Observer (H,), April, 
 
 — An Instance of from Fomites. (Parry.) 
 
 Phila, Med. and Sur. Rep., April 7. 
 
 — In Rhode Island. (Peck.) N. E. Med. Gazette 
 (II.), Dec. 
 
 — And Colt Distemper. (Peters.) Toledo Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 — The Etiology and Prophylaxis of and 
 
 Diphtheria. (Smart.) Toledo Med. and Sur. 
 Jour. J April. 
 
 — t's. Disinfection. (Sullivan.) Boston Med, and 
 Sur. .four., Aug. 9. » 
 
 — (White.) St. Louis Eclectic Med. Jour., Dee. 
 
 — Remarks on . (Yandell, Jr.) Am.PrOicl., 
 
 June. 
 
 School Children. Sanitary Knowledge of ; 
 
 Seed in Good Ground. (Anon.) The Sanitarian, 
 
 June. 
 —Hygiene. (Wells.) The Sanitarian, March and 
 
 April. 
 
 — liuncheons. (Anon.) The Sanitarian, Oct, 
 
 — Booiu Crowdlne. Brown's Dream. (Anon.) 
 The Sanitarian, March, 
 
 — System. What Changes Does Physiology De- 
 mand in our 1 (Newell.) The Sanitarian, 
 
 April, 
 
 Schussier's Remedies. Cases Treated with 
 
 (Kock.) Hahnemannian Monthly, May, 
 
 Sciatica, Case of . (Bartholow.) The Clinic, 
 
 Dec. 1. 
 
 — (Thomson.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Nov. 3. 
 Sctrrhns. Of the Common Bile Duct. (Bridge.) 
 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., April. 
 
 — Sorrel In . (Dako.) Am. Uomeo., Nov. 
 
 — Of the Parotid Gland. (Newton.) jV. T. Med. 
 Eclectic, July. 
 
 Sclerosis. Of Stomach; Arsenicum. (Gallison.) 
 N, E, Gazette (U.), March. 
 
 — Peculiar Case of Diffuse Cerebral . (Gil- 
 liam.) Ohio Med, Recorder, April, 
 
 — Cerebro-Spinal . (Stegor.) Nash. Jour. 
 
 Med. and Sur., Nov. 
 
 Scroftila. Remarks on . (Forcliheimer.) 
 
 The Clinic, Aug. 18. 
 
 l^i 
 
42 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 
 
 — In the NeffTo Ruce. (Frost.) PhUa. Med. and 
 Sur. liefi., March 3. 
 
 Seoale Cornutuni. Prcpuratlons of ; Their 
 
 Tlicrapoutioul EtHcaoy in Mauy DiHoaseH. 
 
 (Mouotto.) Med. Brief, Nov. 
 SeceMionlsts. \f\\o are tho 1 (Pearson.) 
 
 U. 8. Med. Ineealiyator (U.), Dec. 15. 
 SecesHlon movement. Tho In Medicine. 
 
 (Buiustoad.) U. H. Med. Investigator (U.), 
 
 Oct. 1. 
 
 — In Medicine. (Llppe.) V. S. Med. Investi- 
 gator (II.), Nov. IS. 
 
 " Second Sight. 8o-cuUed of Old People. 
 
 (Burnett.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 Section. Case of of the Median and Ulnar 
 
 Nerves. (Putnam.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., March "Hi. 
 
 Selections. From tho Danish Journals. (Wild- 
 er.) Am. Jotir. Phar., April. 
 
 Self Suspension. In the Treatment of Spinal 
 Affection. (Lee.) Phila. Med. Times, Aug. 4. 
 
 Septicsemia. Traimiatic . (Boozer.) At- 
 lanta Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 — (Bradley.) Phij.and Phar., May. 
 
 — The Treatment of and Pyicmia. (Forch- 
 
 helmer.) The Clinic, Feb. 24. 
 
 — After Amputations. (Jones.) Toledo Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 — An Inquiry Into the Causes of . (Under- 
 
 hlll.) Gin. Med. News, April. 
 
 — The Causes of . (Whlttaker.) The Clinic, 
 
 Feb. 3. 
 
 — Pysenxla. Puerperal. (Parish.) Am. Jour. 
 Obs., ipril. 
 
 Serrated Scoop. Description of a New Instm- 
 
 meiit. Tli6 for theDetaclimentof SesHilo 
 
 Uterine Fibroids. (Thomas.) N. \'. Med. Jour., 
 
 March, and Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 Seton. Tho in Paralysis and Epilepsy. 
 
 (Griffith.) Am. Pract., March. 
 Seven Brass Pins. Passage of Through the 
 
 Entire Alimentary Tract. (Draughon.) Nash. 
 
 Jour. Med. and Sur., Sept. 
 Sexual Debility. On and Impotence. (Gross.) 
 
 PhUa. Med. and Sur. Pep.. May 5. 
 
 — Exliaustlon. Masturbation, Excessive Ven- 
 ery, etc. (Wood, Jr.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 Pep., Dec. 22. 
 
 — Weakness. (Duncan.) V. S. Mai. Investigator 
 (II.), March 1. • 
 
 Sharp. Wm. , M. D., vs. Samuel Ilahne 
 
 uianu. (Lippe.) TT. S. Med. Investigator (II.), 
 June 1. 
 
 Shortening of tho Lower Limb after Fracture of 
 tho Femur. (Wight.) Arch. Clin. Sur., Feb. 
 
 •• Siclc Physiology," (Barnes.) Clin. Med. Ad- 
 vance (II.), Aitg. 
 
 Siegle's Optoscope. A Modiflcatiou of . 
 
 (Ely.) N. Y. Med. Rec., May 12. 
 
 Silver. Abuses of Nitrate of in tho Treat- 
 ment of Eye Diseases. (Cliisolm.) Md. Med. 
 Jour., May. 
 
 — Dose and Mode of Administering Nitrate of 
 
 . (Foster.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Itep., 
 
 Sept. 22. 
 
 — Solution of Nitrate of in the Treatment of 
 
 Orchitis. (Knott.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Pep., 
 MarchVl. , „ , , 
 
 — Nitrate of as a Topical Application in 
 
 Acute Inflammation of the Testes. (Mastiu.) li. 
 and L. Med. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Plate in the Siiull. (Sigworth.) Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Rep., Dec. 8. 
 
 — Plates In Cranial Wounds. (Snively.) Philu. 
 Med and Sur. Rep., Dec. 29. 
 
 Similla Minimis. (Conart.) Homco. Times, 
 
 July. 
 Sims. Biographical Sketch of J. Marlon . 
 
 (Stuart.) Va. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 — Speculum. A Modification of the . (Fry- 
 er.) N. Y. Med. Rec, Sept. 22. 
 
 SItimmcd Milk in the Treatment of Catarrh of 
 the Bladder and Cystitis. (Monetto.) Am. 
 Pract., Nov. 
 
 Skin. On Internal Diseases of the . (AH- 
 
 l>utt.) Arch Dermatol., Oct. 
 
 — Cases of Diseases of the Depending on 
 
 Nerve Lesions. (Jewell.) Arch. Da-matol., 
 July. 
 
 — Note on the Anatomy and Pathology of the 
 
 . (Warren.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 
 April 19. 
 
 — The . (Yandell, Jr.) Southern Med. Rec, 
 
 May. 
 
 — Disease. Analysis of Seven Hundred and 
 
 Seventy-four Cases of Treated at the Do- 
 
 milt Dispensary in 1870. (Bulkley.) N.Y.Med. 
 Jour., April, 
 
 — Diseases. On Certain Prevalent of the 
 
 Summer of 1870. (Brouson.) Arch. DennaloL, 
 Jan. 
 
 — Notes on the Local Trontment of Certain . 
 
 (Bulkley.) Arch. Dermatol., Jan. 
 
 — On tho Nomenclature and Classlllcation of 
 . (Bulkley.) Arch. Dermatol., Jan. 
 
 — On tho Recognition and Miinagement of the 
 
 Gouty State in . (Bulkley.) Am. Pract., 
 
 Nov. 
 
 — Notes on . (Fox.) Phy. and Phar., May. 
 
 — Notes on Some of tho Most Frequent . 
 
 (Grcenough.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Feb. 22 and March «. 
 
 — (Uloway.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Feb. 
 
 — Gnittlng. (Faust.) Am. Ilomeo., Sept. 
 
 — Experiments In . (Meyer.) Chicago Med. 
 
 .Tour, and Ex., April. 
 
 — For tho Prevention of Contraction of Tissues 
 in a Severe Burn. (Speare.) Cin. Med. News, 
 Sept. 
 
 Sloughing of the Intestines (Beebe.) Philu. 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., Oct. 27. 
 
 Smallpox. In Los Angeles. (Dalton.) Paiijic 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 — As it Occuri'ed in Oakville. Texas. (Dunini.) 
 Am. Med. Bi-Werkly, April 4. 
 
 — (Moore.) IP inemannion Monthly, June. 
 
 — Hiemorrhagie . (Osier.) Canada Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Smoking. The Eflfcct of . (Buckham.) 
 
 Canada J^ancet, March. 
 
 Social Bvll. The . (Martin.) Phila, Med.and 
 
 Sur. Rep., Nov. 17. 
 
 — Act. A Needed. (Washington.) Nash, 
 
 Jour. Med. and Sur., Oct. 
 
 ' Soda. Bicarbonate of in tho Treatment of 
 
 I Burns. (McClellan.) Louisville Med. News, 
 j Dec. 29. 
 
 ! — Bicarbonate of in the Treatment of Burns. 
 
 '■ (Rof-'ers.) Louisville Med. News, ,Scpl. 29. 
 
 i — Salicylate of in Rheumatism. (Clark.) 
 
 ! Cin. Med. News, Jan. 
 
 i — Sulpho-Carl)olatoof in Diphtheria. (Green- 
 
 I amycr.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., ,ran.o. 
 
 — Sulpho-Carbolato of in Scarlatina. (I'ir- 
 
 nat.) N. Y. Med. Rec, April 28. 
 
 — Snlpho-Carbolate of in Hcarlet Fever. 
 
 (Williams.) V.S.Med. Investigator (U.), Feb. !.■>. 
 
 Sotlinm. Sulpho-Carbolato of in Diphtheria. 
 
 (Anthony.) Phila. Med. and Sur. liep.,Jan. ];j. 
 
 — Salicylate. (Kennedy.) Am. Jour. Phar., 
 Dec. 
 
 Solar Light and Heat. (Miller.) V. S. Med. In- 
 vestigator (11.), June 1. 
 
 Solution and Absorption, or tho Best Means of 
 Securing tlioGood Efleets of Medicines in the 
 Cure of Disease. (Compton.) Ani. Med. Bi- 
 weekly, April 28. « 
 
 Spasm. Case of Intermittent of tho Ciliary 
 
 Muscle. (Angell.) U.S. Med. Investigator (11.), 
 Juhjl. 
 
 — Of the Ciliary Muscle, or Apparent Myopia. 
 (Curry.) Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour. Jan. 
 
 — Local of the Womb, with Retention of the 
 
 Placenta, and Hemorrhage. (Gaston.) N. O. 
 Med. ami Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 IIP 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 43 
 
 — Of (EgoplinguH. 
 Jan. 
 
 (Smith.) Va. Med. Monthly, 
 
 -. (Coomoa.) Louisville 
 (Roed.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 
 of the 
 I'lnalol., 
 
 Spfouluin. A Nhw — 
 
 Med. A'cirs, March 24. 
 
 — A N<nv Ui'ctiil . 
 
 ficienceit, OvL 
 
 SpermatorrhflOA. On tlie Etiology, Patlioloffy. 
 
 ftiulTri'iitiucntof ,aiul Iuiputuu(.'o. (Howe.) 
 
 A". )'. Med. Her., Nor. 'A. 
 
 — Koi)f>rt ot a ('iiH<'' whero Castration was Prr- 
 
 foimotl for tho Uadlcal Cuic of . (Spaulil- 
 
 lug.) Detroit Med. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Sphygmojpraph. Tho Clinical Uho of the . 
 
 (Carroll.) A^. V. Med. Jour.. Sej)!. 
 
 — Errors of the . (Holdeu.) If. Y. Med. 
 
 Jour., A'oc. 
 
 Spina Bifida of the Bacruni. 'Graham.) Cin. 
 Med. AdnineeiH.), May. 
 
 — (Teal.) Detroit Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Cane of .followed iiy HpoiitanoouH Cure. 
 
 (Voii Douhoir.) Louisville Med. News, Oct. 20. 
 
 Spnal Cord. The Inhibitory Funetion of the 
 . (Ott.) Vhilu. Med. Tunes, Dee. H. 
 
 — Diseaae. Three CuseH of In Children 
 
 Trciited l)y fiiiHiienwlou witli Plaster of Paris 
 .laekets. (Grant.) A". I'. Med. Hec, Pee. 20. 
 
 Spontaiinoun Conxbustion. (Sehuppert.) Am. 
 Med. Iti-Weehly, Sept. 1<.). 
 
 Spleen. Treatment of Knlarged liy Intra- 
 venous Inji'ctlon. ((Jazzo.) I'hila. Med. and 
 Sur. h'ei)., March K,. 
 
 — Case of Movable and Engorged . (Reed.) 
 
 Toledo Med. and Sur, Jour., .June. 
 
 — Functions of the . (Weddlngton.) Cin. 
 
 Lancet and Obs., Feb. 
 
 Splint. New for Fracture of the Forearm 
 
 and Hand. (Coover.) Fhila. Med. and Sur. 
 Hep., Jan. '27. 
 
 — Smith's Anterior . The Suspension Plan. 
 
 (Dalton.) I'lirilie Med. and Sur. Jour.. Nov. 
 
 — Tlie Late Prof. Smith and the Anterior . 
 
 (Gibbons.) Faeifie Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Wire E.xteuslon tor the Forearm. (Porter.) 
 
 Philu. Med. and Sur. Hep., April 14. 
 
 — The Cable (StiUmau.) .V. V. Med. Itcc, 
 
 Oct. 2(1. 
 
 Splints. New Material for . (Frost.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep. (H.), Nov. 
 
 — Plastic in Surgery. (Marcy.) liosion Med. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., June 28. 
 
 — Wire . (Pease.) U. S. Med. Investigator (IL), 
 
 A prill. 
 
 — Paper . (Speare.) Am. .Tour. Med. Sciences, 
 
 July. 
 
 Splinter of Coal. In the Posterior Layers of 
 
 the Cornea, etc. (Hotz.) Chicago Med. 
 
 Jour, and Ex., Feb. 
 
 Sprains, And their Treatment. (Bishop.) N. Y. 
 Med. Eclectic, May. 
 
 — The Pathology and Treatment of . (Cow- 
 ling.) Louisville Med. News, May 19. 
 
 — The Treatment of by Massage. (Graham.) 
 
 A', r. Med. Rec, Aug. 11. 
 
 Stammering and Stuttering. (VandenholT.) 
 
 Uomco. Times, Feb. 
 Staphysagia. The Therapeutic Range o*" , — 
 
 (Iloyne.) Am. Ilomeo., Aug. 
 Stenosis. Preputial . (Hyde.) Chicago Med- 
 
 .lour, and Ex., April. 
 
 Sterility. Case of . (Qoodoll.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Obs., Jan. 
 
 — (Palmer.) The Clinic, Nov. 17. 
 
 Stilllngia. In Scrofnlosls of Children. (Hale.) 
 
 N. E. Med. Oazctte(lL), Oct. 
 Stimulants. Action and Usert* of . (Bur- 
 
 dlck.) Paciflc Med. and Sur. .Tour., Aug. 
 
 — Use of In Disease. (Holcombe.) Am. 
 
 Vet. Rer.. .Tan. 
 
 — On the Eftects of ou an Excised Nerve. 
 
 (Lee.) N. Y. Med. Rec., Sept. 1. 
 
 Stomatis ninteruii. (Wright.) .\ni. .Tour. Obs., 
 July. 
 
 Stone. Some Praetloal Points In the Treatment 
 
 of In the Bladder. (Qouley.) N. Y. Med. 
 
 Rec.. Aug. '2H. 
 
 — A Bullet the Nucleus of ; Lithotomy. 
 
 (Kog(,'rs.) Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Mag. 
 
 — Early Operation for . (Toland.) Charles- 
 ton fled. Jour, and Rev., .Tan. 
 
 StrablRmuH. On and Its Operation. (Alt.) 
 
 Canada Lancet, Oct. 
 
 — Relative . (Mclntyre.) I'hila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., .Tail. 0. 
 
 — Convergent . (Amlck.) Cin. Lancet and 
 
 Obs., Feb. 
 
 — Paralytio Convergent ; Facial Paralysis, 
 
 etc. (Gebsor.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Jan. 
 
 — Case of Malarial Convergent . (Jameson.) 
 
 Am. Tract. , Oct. 
 
 — Remarks on the Nature and Treatment of Con- 
 vergent . (Theobald.) Md. Med. Jour., 
 
 Dec. 
 
 — Convergens. (Lindsley.) Nash. Jour, of Med. 
 and- Sur., Nov. 
 
 Strangulation. Of the Small Intestine In Utero- 
 
 Rectal Adhesions. (Green.) Am. Jour. Obs., 
 
 Jan, 
 Strangury. To Prevent from Blisters. 
 
 (Lyons.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Aj>ril 21. 
 Street Dust. (Debruuuer.) Am. Jour. Fhar., 
 
 Dec. 
 
 — Pavements. (Anon.) The Sanitarian, ,Sept. 
 
 — (Haupt.) The Sanitarian, July. 
 Stricture. About a . (Gilchrist.) Louis- 
 ville Med. News, May 12. 
 
 — Ca.ie of ; Internal Urethrotomy; Cure. 
 
 (Toland.) Western Lancet, .Tan. 
 
 — Radical Cure of . (Von Tagen.) U. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (II.), Nov. 
 
 — Of the Rectum and Urethra, etc. (Eaton.) 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 — Of the Rectum; Successful Operation. (Nel- 
 son.) Canada Med. Rec, Ajiril. 
 
 — Case of in Rectum. (Smith.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., Oct. 20. 
 
 — Of the Male Uretura. (Bragg.) Atlanta Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Case of In the Male Urethra. (Westmore- 
 land.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 — Two Cases of of the Urethra. (Bang.) 
 
 Chicago Med. .Tour, and Ex., Nov. 
 
 — Of the Urethra, Complicated with Hypertro- 
 phy of the Prostate, Stone, and Violent Cysti- 
 tis. ;?ragg.) Atlanta Med, and Sur. Jour., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Of the Urethra. (Brlnton.) Phila. Med. 
 Times, June 9. 
 
 — Congestive and Organic of the Urethra, 
 
 Accompanied by Retention of Urine. (Had- 
 den.) A^. Y. Med. Rec, July T. 
 
 — Congestive and Organic of the Urethra, 
 
 Accompanied by Retention of Urine, Treated 
 Succi'SsfuUy with Water Pressure, by Means 
 of a Syringe, (lladden.) Chicago Med. Times, 
 Aug. 
 
 — Of the Urethra. (Maclean.) Louisville Med. 
 News, March 31. 
 
 — Of the Urethra. (Maatin.) R. and L. Med. 
 .Tour., Nov. 
 
 — Urethi-al . (Brown.) JW. Med. Jour., 
 
 May. 
 
 — Multiple Urethral and Urinary Fistula. 
 
 (Fisher.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — On the Diagnosis of Urethral by Bulbous 
 
 Bougies. (White.) Phila. Med. Times, May 1Q. 
 
 Strictures; On the Influence of of Large 
 
 Calibre in Producing Intlammatlon of the 
 Bladder, Prompt and Permanent Benefit Re- 
 sulting from Removal of the by Dilating 
 
 Urethrotomy. (Otis.) Am. Med. Bi-Wcekly, 
 Oct. 27. 
 
 — Further Testimony In Favor of the Use of 
 
 Large Probes In the Treatment of of the 
 
 Nasal Duct. (Theobald.) Arch. Ophthal. and 
 OtoL, Vol. TL, page in. 
 
 Strnmoits Klements. In the Etiology of .Toint 
 Diseast'. ((iibucy.) N. Y. Med. Joxir., July. 
 
44 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIOX.S, 
 
 Slryrhnlik Incoinpiitibln with ]<ronilil» of To- 
 Uu<Hliiia ni)(l C'crtulii otlu*r BultH. (LyoiiH.) 
 Delroil Med. Jour., Orl. 
 
 — Note oil tho Ineoiiipiitlbnity of with 
 
 Certiilii HnliiutSoliKlouH. (Lyonn.) Am. Jour. 
 Phur.. Oil. 
 
 — Autl<lotiil EfftuitH of Bulpliato of In a Cwko 
 
 of (.'Ulonil rolHoniiig. (Martin.) K. and L. 
 Med. Jour., May. 
 
 Stnilent nnd Doctor. (Hitiidtu-s.) A'. E. 3led. 
 
 (iusette III.), Dec. 
 StuinpH. On tlid DrcHHliiKof . (Bauer.) A7. 
 
 Louis ('Ha. liec, Aor. and Dec. 
 .Sab'Liixation. Report of it Cuso of of tho 
 
 Inferior Mitxllla, HtickwanlH. (Moore.) llntlalo 
 
 Med. and Nur. Jour., May. 
 
 — Of .'ho Kni'O-Jolnt. (Wright.) Avt. Pract., 
 April. 
 
 Nanstroke. (Knen-.) U. S. Med. TnveHligalor 
 (II.), Aug. 15. 
 
 — InHulation Thermal Fever. (Large.) Am. 
 
 Vet. Uev.,July. 
 
 Saperlor Maxilla. Removal of . (Cranston.) 
 
 (Utnada Lancet, Xug. 
 Suppuration. Of tho Valvo-Vaginal Gland. 
 
 (Hunter.) Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 Hurgeoim. In tho Allen I^ine. (Hockridgo.) 
 
 Canada Lancet, April. 
 
 — ResponHibility. Limit of the . (Mllllgan.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Hur. Hep., Feb. 24. 
 
 Surgery. Oiilvano-Cnutery in . (Buffam.) 
 
 hahnemannian Monthly, May. 
 
 — Recent Progress in Genito-Urlnary . 
 
 (Curtis.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov. 29 
 and Dec. 20. 
 
 -Of the Hand. (Easley.) It. and L. Med. Jour., 
 July. 
 
 — Country . (James.) Charleston Med. Jour. 
 
 and Kcin., Jan. 
 
 — Cliuleal Lectures on . (Pooley 
 
 and Hur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Antlsepting Dressing in . 
 
 Canada Med. and Hur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — CiiseH in Cliuieal . (Squier.) 
 
 nian Monthly, Xnv. 
 
 — Case.s in . (Thebaud.) Arch 
 
 Nov. 15. 
 
 — The Bearings of Pathological Histology on 
 
 Operative . (Varona.) Ilomco. Times, 
 
 June. 
 
 — Rc(*nt Progress In . (Warren.) Boston 
 
 Med. aiid.Hur. Jour., June 21. 
 
 — The Past, Present, and Future of Sclent Hie 
 . (Wells.) Ohio Med. Recorder, Nov. 
 
 — Antiseptic . (Canniff.) Canadian Jour. 
 
 Med. ttcience, Jan. 
 
 — Antiseptic . (Garrison.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Ucp., March 24. 
 
 — Antiseptic at the Boston Hospital. (Git 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 15. 
 
 — Antiseptic . (Smith.) Phy. and Phar.^ 
 
 Aug. 
 
 — ('onscrvatlon of Vital Force an Essential Ele- 
 ment of Conservative . (McGraw.) De- 
 troit Med. .Tour., .Tune. 
 
 — (Jase of Conservative . (Sigsbee.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., Aug. 25. 
 
 — Conservative . (Witter.) Phila. Med.and 
 
 Sur. Hep., May 26. 
 
 Surgical Anatomy. Notes on the of tho 
 
 Obdurator Artery. (Wyeth and Wardwell.) 
 .V. Y. Med. Bee., Oct. 6. 
 
 -Cages. (Briggs.) Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., 
 March and May. 
 
 — (Cheever.) Arch. Clin. Sur., ,Tuhi. 
 
 — (Helmuth.) AT. E. Med. Oasette (H.), July. 
 -Interesting . (Mears.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., Oct. 27. 
 
 — (Walter.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Bep., Oct. 20. 
 
 — Clinic. (Adams.) Am. Borneo., July, Oct., and 
 Dee. 
 
 — (Briggs.) Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Jan. 
 
 — (Dawson.) The Clinic, Feb. 10. 
 
 — (Hall.) U. S. Med. Investigator (H.), Sept. 15. 
 
 — (Helmuth.) Am, Observer (II.), June. 
 
 .) Ohio Med. 
 
 (Rod(ll<'k.) 
 llahnciiian- 
 
 Clin. Sur., 
 
 — Engine. A . (Garretson.) Phila. Med, 
 
 Tillies, Nov. 10, 
 
 — Shook. (Fuller.) (Canada Med. Itee., Feb. 
 Suture*. Two New . (Thomas.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Med. Sciences, Oct. 
 
 Syoosiii. Clinical I^>cturn on . (Graham.) 
 
 Canadian Jour. Med. Science, Dee. 
 
 — (Roiilnson.) N. Y. Med. Jour., AuQ. 
 
 — Remarkable Case of . (BhfwmaKor.) Phila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., Oct. 13. 
 
 SyneH Amputation. (Hudson.) T.onisvilleMed. 
 News, Nov. ;). 
 I 
 
 HynovinI ilursne. Case of of thi^lIyoidBoue. 
 
 (Wagner.) Ohio Med.and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 j MyphlU*. Early In the Negro. (Atkinson.) 
 
 I Md. Med. Jour., Aug. 
 
 I — Untreated . (Bulkley.) Arch, nermalol., 
 
 ! Oct. 
 
 — Spontaneons Elimination of . (Conner.) 
 
 The Clinic, ApriiW. 
 
 — On tho Treatment of by Hynodermlo In- 
 jections of Mercury. (Fiske.) Md.Med.Jmir., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Tho Curability of . (Hardaway.) SI. 
 
 Louis Clin. Bee, March. 
 
 — Can Ro-occnr, or can a Person Have Sy- 
 philis Twice » (Kennard.) St. Louis Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 — (King.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 — T«Ttiary Therapoutlcally Considered. 
 
 (King.) Cin. Lancet and Ohs., July. 
 
 — Cases Bearing on Home Doubtful Points in tho 
 
 History of . (Mason.) Southern Med. Bee., 
 
 March. 
 
 — Origin of the Term . (Moore.) Louisville 
 
 Med. Neics, Dec. 29. 
 
 — On . (Poulson.) T'. S. Med. Investiga- 
 tor (II.), June 15. 
 
 — Notes on a Rare Api>earance Presented by the 
 Initial Lesion of . (Taylor.) Arch. Derma- 
 tol., Oct. 
 
 — Of the Lung. (Tiffany.) Am. Jour. Med. .'Sci- 
 ences, ,Tuly. 
 
 — Discussion on the Duration of . (WhlttA- 
 
 ker.) The Clinic, May 8. 
 
 — Remarks on . ( Yandell, Jr.) Am. Pract., 
 
 June. 
 
 -Is Amenable to Legislation 1 (Bedell.) 
 
 V. S. Med. Investigator (It.), Dec. 
 
 — Is Amenable to Legislation? (Griffith.) 
 
 r. .S'. Med. Investigator (B.), Jan. I.'). 
 
 — Preventive Tre.itment of Congenital . 
 
 (Johnson.) Dt,n-oit Med. ,Tmir., May. 
 
 — Clinic Lecttire on Hereditary and Congenital 
 . (Monti.) Phila. Med. Times, A iiril2H. 
 
 — Hereditary . (Taylor.) Ohio Med. Be- 
 
 cordcr, Sept. 
 
 — An Account of a Inherited 
 
 through Two Giuicrr tkinson.) Arch. 
 
 Dermatol., Jan. 
 
 (Bull.) Am. .Tour. 
 
 — Inherited 
 ilfcrf. Sciences 
 
 — On the Unit 
 N. Y. Med. He 
 
 uallty of . (Milton.) 
 
 — On tho Unity or Duality of . (Otis.) A'. Y. 
 
 Med. Bee, May 19. 
 
 Syphilitic Father. What Influence does a 
 
 Exert on his Offspring? (Dowllng.) Cin. 
 Lancet arid Obs., May. 
 
 — Infection. The Lymphatic Theory of . 
 
 (Hardaway.) N. Y. Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Inoculation. Remarkable Case of . 
 
 (Noill.) Phila. Med. Times, Dec. 22. 
 
 — Nervous AfTectlona. The Diagnosis and 
 
 Treatment of Some Forms of . (Engel.) 
 
 Phila. Med. Times, Dec. 22. 
 
 — Poison. Shall tho Spread of be Prevent- 
 ed! (Swayzo.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Bep., 
 Oct. a. 
 
 — Poisons. Are there one or Two 1 (Cnl- 
 
 bertson.) Cin. Lancet and Ohs., Jan. 
 
 — Remedies. Anti . (Hoyne.) Cin. Med. 
 
 Advance (H.), July. 
 
 Syphtloilerni. Cufo of Vegetating Tube.rcu- 
 
CLA88IFIKI) HY SUBJBOTI. 
 
 4C 
 
 (Vnn Ilarllugen.) Arch. 
 (Rohe.) 
 
 Ill 
 
 rhiki. 
 
 SI. 
 
 Cin, 
 
 Toledo iUd- 
 A', r. Med. 
 
 Am. 
 
 lor In nil [iifuut 
 
 Dermatiil., .{pril. 
 
 Hypbiloloiry. litHcDt I'mKroHH 
 
 Vit. Med. ilonthlj/, Orl. 
 Syringe. A New . Craven.) 
 
 and Sur. ,/uui\, A'or. 
 
 Now iry|)o(U>rtulP . (Foters.) 
 
 liec, Sliiy IJ. 
 
 MyrapuM Luctiicurll. (SiihlotterlH-ck.) 
 ■lour I'hur., Dec. 
 
 Ta>niH. Trt'iitiMl wItliCurbollc Ai'Id. (Brown.) 
 V. V. Med. Uee., Dec. 2'2. 
 
 — KxpuIhIoh of tli(» . (Braiuuii.) I'hila, Med. 
 
 una Sur. Hep., April T. 
 
 Tiibes Pulinonuui. Or I'litliiHiH. (I'ulk.) Vlti. 
 
 Lancet and Obs., Aug. 
 TtillpeM KqulnuR. Acuiulrcd , witli Six Years 
 
 (if On-lit rtiifforliig. (Hamilton.) Ohio Med. 
 
 Uecorder, A no. 
 TulipiiH Kqiiiiio VaruH. (Green.) I'hila. Med. 
 
 and Siir. Hep., Dec. 8. 
 
 TiiiiiihiH. .Sonic MctUodM of EstlmntliiK . 
 
 (I'roclor.) Am. Jour. I'har., Aug. 
 TitttooliiK In Najvi. (Sberwell.) Arch. Derma- 
 
 litl., April. 
 
 Tenaculum Needle, etc. (Cloborne.) X. Y.Med. 
 liec, Oct. 13. 
 
 Tendo AchiUeH. Accidental Division of tlio 
 — ; lUicovery. (Hamilton.) Ohio Med. Recor- 
 der: Orl. 
 
 — Division of tbe , lu Fracture of the Lower 
 
 Tliird of the Femur. (Morris.) Boston Med. 
 and >Sur. Jottr., N^ov. 2i>. 
 
 — Case of DIvIhIou of the . (Noyes.) Detroit 
 
 Med. .lour., June. 
 
 Tenotomy. Of the Teusor-Tyinpaui. (Tnrn- 
 buU.) Phila. Med. aiid Sur. Rep., Jan. 20. 
 
 Teratologry. (Newcomer.) Southern Med. Rec, 
 yor. 
 
 TeHtamentary Capacity. (Ray.) The Sanita- 
 rian, Oct. 
 
 Tentivle. Cystic Disease of . (Blggar.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep. (H.), March. 
 
 — Loss of One Not Interfering with Pro- 
 
 creutlve Powers. (Spencer.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., Sept. 8. 
 
 TetanuM. Fatal Cases of . (Boutellc.) Va. 
 
 Med. Monthlji, April. 
 
 — (Brown.) Detroit Med. Jour., June. 
 
 — Following Amputation of the Index Finger, 
 Treated with Chloral Hydrate. (Duncan.) 
 Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 — Case of . (Dyer.) Boston Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., March 15. 
 
 — Intermittent — -. (Gro«n.) Am. .Tour. Obs., 
 Jan. 
 
 — Recovery of a Case of , Treated hy Calabar 
 
 Bean and Chloral Hydrate. (Holmes.) X. 1'. 
 Med. Rec, Sept. 8. 
 
 — Treated wltli Bromide of Potassium. (Steger.) 
 .V««A. Jour. Med. and Sur., Nov. 
 
 — Case of Traumatio In a Young Child. 
 
 (Burr.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rr/p., Aug. 4. 
 
 — Traumatio Successfully Treated with 
 
 Opium. (Chamberlain.) Pacific Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Jan. 
 
 — Case of Traumatic . (Evans.) Southern 
 
 Med. Rec. Oct. 
 
 — Traumatic . (Miller.) Phila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., Dee. 22. 
 
 ~ Traumatic . (Read.) Chicago Med. Jour. 
 
 and Ex., May. 
 
 — The Ti<^atment of Traumatio by Hydrate 
 
 of chloral. (Roberts.) 4m. Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 Oct. 
 
 — Traumatic Cured by Combined Use of 
 
 Chloral Hydrate and Curara. (Rooch.) St. 
 Louis Clin. Rec, Oct. 
 
 —Traumatio Treated Successfully with 
 
 Large Doses of Canabls Indica, and Stimu- 
 lants. (Snlvely.) Phil. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 Oct. in. 
 
 — Case of Trftumatlo Treated with Large 
 
 Doses of Tincture of Aconite. (ThoriMS.) 
 Chicago Jour. A'crr, and Ment. Dia., April. 
 
 '« The Doctor." (McD(mald.) Va. Med. Month- 
 ly, J(iu. 
 
 TherapeuticH. Recent Progress In . (Amory.) 
 
 JUmton Med. and Sur. .lottr., March Iti and 
 Sept. 20. 
 
 — Advances In . (Fauntleroy.) Va. Med. 
 
 Monthlg, .fan. 
 
 Thermometers. How to Restore the Scale of 
 
 . (Perkins.) X. Y. Med. Rec, Dee. i. 
 
 Thoracic DiMeaseH. Recent Progress in the 
 
 Treatment of . (Shattm^k.) Boston MeH. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., April 19. 
 Throat. Cases from the Clinic for DlscascH of 
 
 the . (Ives.) X. Y. Med. Jour., Mai/. 
 
 — Recent Progress in the Treatment of tlio Dis- 
 eases of the . (Knight.) fl »ton Med. and 
 
 Sur., lour., Oct. 4. 
 
 — DlaKUosIs and Treatment of Diseases of thc^ 
 . (Whitney.) Uomeo. Times, April. 
 
 Thrombosis, Of the Left Middle Cerebral Artery. 
 (Boyce.) Am. llomeo., Oct. 
 
 — Of the Brain, Heart, and Pulmonary Artery, 
 as a Cause of Mortality During the Prourcss of 
 Chol<>ra Infantum, and its Prevention. 
 (Brown.) Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 15. 
 
 Thuja. In Headache. (OouUou.) Ilahnemann- 
 lun Monthly, March. 
 
 — Occidentalls. (Goullon, Jr.) North Am. Jow. 
 Jlomeo., Pel). 
 
 Thyrotomy. (Johnson.) Chicago Med. Jour. 
 
 and Ex., Jan. 
 Tinea Circluatus. Case of . (Ring Worm.) 
 
 .Scald Head. (Doane.) Med. Brief, J an. 
 
 — Caseof . (Doane.) Phy. and Phar., Feb. 
 
 Tonsurans and Tinea Clrelnata. (Roke.) The 
 
 Clinic, Oct. 20. 
 
 Tincturu Opli Deodoratu. (Davis.) Am. .four. 
 I'hur., March. 
 
 Tissues. The Causative Relation Existing Be- 
 tween the Anatomical Arrangements of the 
 
 at Various Ages, and their Morbid 
 
 (Jrowth. (Naucrcde. ) /Vii/a. Jfef/. Times, .hily 
 21. 
 
 Tobacco as a Clause of Blindness. (Newton, ,1 r. ) 
 .V. 1'. Med. Eclectic, March and April. 
 
 Topogrraphlcal Surveys. Relation Between 
 
 and the Study of Public Health. (Gard- 
 ner.) The Sanitarian, Sept. 
 
 Toxic Effects of the Bromides. (Easley.) Am. 
 Med. Bi- Weekly, Xov. 24. 
 
 Toxicology. On the Importance of a Knowl- 
 edge of . (Barnett.) Cin. Med. Advanir 
 
 {l[.),Xov. 
 
 — On (Reese.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep.. 
 
 Sept. 22. 
 
 Tracheotomy. Two Cases of . (Atheiion.) 
 
 Canada Lancet, July. 
 
 — For the Removal of a Foreign Body. (Ingti.) 
 Southern Med. Rec, March. 
 
 — In a Case of Brouchocelo with Fatal Pneumo- 
 nia. (Miles.) X. O. Med. and Sur. .Tour., 
 March. 
 
 — Four Cases of . for Pseudo-Membranous 
 
 Laryngitis, (Nancredc.) Phil. Med. Ti7ne8, 
 .Vol'. 24. 
 
 — Report of Three Cases of . (Rachel.) .Ini. 
 
 Jour. Med Sciences, ,Tuly. 
 
 — (Reid.) X. Y. Med. ,Tour., .Tuly. 
 -Successful for Diphtheria. (Arnold.) Arch. 
 
 Clin. Sur., March. 
 
 — In Diphtheria. (Ilaguiiga.) A^. r. Meil. Rec. 
 Mat! 12. 
 
 — In Dlphtlieria. (MorrlHon-Flset.) X. Y. Med. 
 Rec , Mai/ 12. 
 
 — InDlphtherla. (Pooley.) R. and L. Med. .Tour., 
 June, 
 
 — lu Diphtheria. (Rose.) A'. Y. Med. Rec, May 
 12. 
 
 — InDipIilhcrlii. (Wilson.) Am. Med. Bi-Wee!:hj, 
 March '61. 
 
46 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 
 — Ill Diplitlieritio Croup ; Successful Result. 
 (Tuttlo.) Pacific Med. and Sitr. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Ciisoof iu Croup. (Kuapp.) C in. Lancet 
 
 and Obs., Aug. 
 
 — On in Croup. (Packard.) I'hila. Med. and 
 
 Sur. Rep., Sept. 29. 
 
 — Instrument. Improved . (Hank.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 Trance. A Now Theory of , and its Bearings 
 
 on Human Testimony. (Beard.) Chicago Jour. 
 Nerr. and Ment. Dis., .Tan. 
 
 Transfusion. Of Blood. (Minor.) Homeo. Times, 
 Jan. 
 
 — Of Blood. (Skinner.) Cin. 2fed. A dvance (11.), 
 Aug. 
 
 — Successfully Performed in a Child. (Stokes.) 
 Am. Jour. Obs., April. 
 
 Transmutations and Metamorphoses. (Dakc.) 
 
 Cin. Med. Advance (H.J, May. 
 Transverso Septum. Case of of the Vagina 
 
 Obstructing Delivery. (Coleman.) .lm.,/our. 
 
 Obs., July. 
 Traumatism. Case of . (Gilchrist.) IT. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (H.), Sept. 1. 
 
 — As a Factor in tuo Diseases of Women. (Lud- 
 1am.) U. S. Med. Investigator (H.), Oct. 15. 
 
 Tremor. Case of Peculiar Unilateral Follow- 
 ing Head Injuries. (Hamilton.) Boston Med. 
 and Sur. Jour,, Sent. 27. 
 
 — As aSymptom of Nervous Disease. ,Gol>bard.) 
 I'hila. Med. and Sur. Hep., June 23. 
 
 Trephining. On in Epilepsy. (Thompson.) 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 Trillium Pendulum. Beth Root. (Goss.) Med. 
 
 Brief, Oct. 
 Triple Rirtli. Case of . (MePhail.) Va.Med. 
 
 Monlhly, April. 
 
 — Caseof . (Smith.) Ya. Med. Monthly, Ajrril. 
 
 Triplets. Case of and Non-Mcddlesomo 
 
 Midwifery. (Comstoek.) V. S. Med. Investiga- 
 tor (II.), Feb. 1. 
 
 — (Heani.) Nash. .Tour. Med. and Sur., July. 
 
 — (Patterson.) Xash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Dec. 
 
 Trismus Xascentium. Cured by Hydrate Chlo- 1 
 ral. (Cowling.) Am. Med. Bi-Weehty, Feb. 3. 
 
 — (Dixon.) Ohio Med. Recorder, July. 
 
 Triturations. On the Use of Certain . (Pif- 
 
 fard.) X. Y. Med. liec., Dec. 1. 
 Trommer's Test. Fallacy of . (Hay.) Phila. 
 
 Metl. Time.'i, July 21 and Oct. 27. 
 
 Tsa Tsin. (Rhjnichosia Excavata.) (Polk.) 
 Med. Brief, .Tune. 
 
 Turberclc. Case of Cerebral . (Fuller.) 
 
 Canada Med. Bee. Dec. 
 
 — Tho Latest Investigation into the Genesis . 
 
 (Sizer.) Cin. Med. News, Feb. 
 
 Tuberculosis. In Milch Cows, and tho Cout.a- 
 giousness of Tuberculosis ))y tho Digestive 
 Organs. (Bell.) The Sanitarian, Aug. 
 
 — On tho Cause of of the Lungs by Inducing 
 
 Calcilloation. (Both.) N. Y. Med. Rec.,Feb. 
 17. 
 
 — Successful Calolflcation of of the Lungs. 
 
 (Both.) N. Y. Med. liec, July 21. 
 
 — Of Bone. (Conner.) The Clinic, Aug. 4. 
 
 — In the Lungs of a Canary Bird. (Danforth.) 
 Chicago Med. .Tour, and Ex., Jan. 
 
 — General . (Gardner.) St. Louis Med. and 
 
 Sur. .Tour., March. 
 
 — Treatment of . (Hitchman.) Eclectic Med. 
 
 and Sur. .Tour., Feb. 
 
 — Meningeal and Pulmonary in the Adult. 
 
 (Meyer.) Chicago Med. Jour. and. Ex., April. 
 
 — (Polk.) .V. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 — Of the Eye. (Seely.) The Clinic, July 2S. 
 Tuberculous. How a Healthy Individual Bo- 
 fame . (Davy.) The Clinic, .Tilly 21. 
 
 Tumor. Of the Brain. (Ansell.) Am. Med. Bi- 
 weekly, Aug. 18. 
 
 — Of the External Vaiv. (Easlcy.) Am. Med. 
 Bi- Weekly, Jan. 20. 
 
 — Of tho Knee. (Mears.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 Rep., Dec. 15. 
 
 — Involving Submaxillary Gland, Removed by 
 Oi>eration. (Naucrede.) Ohio Med. Times, 
 Nor. 24. 
 
 — Caso of of tho Mediastinum and Thyroid 
 
 Gland. (Octerlouy.) Louisville Med. News, 
 Sent. \. 
 
 — Firm Adenoid from the Mammary Region. 
 
 (Ashhurst.) I'hila. Med. I'imes, Ajtril 14. 
 
 — An Unusual Bloody Behind tho Uterus. 
 
 (Byford.) Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., April. 
 
 — Cancerous iu tho Rectum. (Baxter.) St. 
 
 Louis Eclectic Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Cystio of tho Breast. (Toland.) Western 
 
 Lancet, Sept. 
 
 — Fibro-Cystic of Thyroid Gland ; Excision ; 
 
 Recovery. (McLean.) Western Lancet, Sov. 
 
 — Fibro-Cystic of Cerebellum. (Talmage.) 
 
 Homeo. Times, .Tune. 
 
 — Fibroid of the Uterus. (BordwoU.) Eclci- 
 
 tic Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 — Fibroid Re"\ovod by Traction from tho 
 
 UtCiUS. (Good" Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Caso of Fibroh. - of the Uterus Removed by 
 Avulsion. (Miles.) Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 — Fibroid of tho Uterus. (Tyrrell.) Pacijic 
 
 ^ted. and Sur. .Tour., Feb. 
 
 — Sub-Peritoneal Fibroid Removed by Ab- 
 dominal Section. (King.) Am. .Tour. Med, 
 Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Fibroid inthoSheath of tho Median Nerve. 
 
 (Maclean.) Louisville Med. News, March 31. 
 
 — lutra-Mural Fibroid . (Thompson.) Chi- 
 cago Med. .Tour, and Ex., Sept. 
 
 — Caso of Fibrous of tho Uterus, Causing 
 
 Eclampsia. (Brown.) Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Fibrous of the Uterus Expelled Piecemeal 
 
 by Ergot. (Byford.) Arch. Clin. Sur., May. 
 
 — Removal of a Fibrous from tho Utenis 
 
 by Traction. (Emmet.) Am. .Tour. Obs., 
 Jan. 
 
 — Caso of Fibrous of Uterus; Excision; 
 
 Recovery. (Toland.) Western Lancet, Nov. 
 
 — Fibrous of tho Back, Removed. (Camiv 
 
 bcll.) V«. 3Ied. Monthly, Sept. 
 
 — Fibrous of tlio Pylorus. (Clark.) Arch. 
 
 Clin. Sur., Oct. 1. 
 
 — Fibrous of the Left Upper Jaw which had 
 
 Undergone Partial Calcareous Degeneration. 
 (Mcars.) Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 15. 
 
 -Clinical Lensons on ii Case of Foetal . 
 
 (Broca.) Western Lancet, Feb. 
 
 — Horny Growing from Eye-lid. (Chisolm.) 
 
 Ya. Med. Monthly, July. 
 
 — Large of thoLeft Superior Maxilla, Involv 
 
 ing Nasal and Orbital Cavities. (Mears.) 
 Phila. Med. Times, Nov. 2i. 
 
 — Removal of a Lipomatous from tho Left 
 
 Side of tho Neck. (McKay.) Canada Lancet, 
 June. 
 
 — Thirteen Cases of Ocular , with a Case of 
 
 Tumor of tho Optic Nerve and a Case of Pan- 
 ophthalmitis with a Clot Simulating a Tumor. 
 (Holmes.) Arch. Ophthat. and Otol., VoL YI., 
 ]Higc 291. 
 
 — Complicated Caso of Ovarian . (Dillon.) 
 
 Clinic, June 2. 
 
 — Ovarian Cured by Colocynth. (Dnnbain.) 
 
 V. S. Med. Investigator (II.), Sept. 
 
 — Case of Pseudo-Ovarian . (Gillette.) Am. 
 
 Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Probable Ovarian Taking on Inflamma- 
 tory Action. (Hamilton.) Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., J Illy U. 
 
 — Ovarian — ^ Complicated with Ascitis. 
 (Hoyt.) Cin. Med. Advance (TI.), Feb. 
 
 — Case of Ovarian in a Child Twelve Years 
 
 of Age. (M(^Graw.) Toledo Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., July. 
 
 — Case of Ovarian Cystic ; Ovariotomy ; Re- 
 cover}'. (McAllister.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 Jan. 
 
 — Pediculated of the Pudona. (Thomas.) 
 
 Am. .Tour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Pharyngeal Treated by Incisions and 
 
 Tnjectioiisthroughtlui Mouth; Cure. (Wagner.) 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., A iig. 
 
 -PiU 
 eurii 
 Sctei 
 
 — Cas 
 teal 
 Scie 
 
 — Sup 
 7>ii;e 
 
 — Rei 
 Resi 
 (Sue 
 
 -Vas 
 Join 
 
 -Alb 
 .Tow 
 
CLASSIFIED BY SUBJECTS. 
 
 47 
 
 Times, 
 
 — Pixlsatlng of Orbit Resombllng True An- 
 
 eurlHtn. (Frothingliam.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 Sclenceg, Jan. 
 
 — Cttso of Sarcomatous Mistaken for Popll- 
 
 t«al Aneurism. (Mason.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, Jan. 
 
 — Supposed Uterine . (Blake.) U. S. Med. 
 
 Invest igutor (H.), Sept. 1. 
 
 — Report of a Case of Intramural Uterine 
 
 Resulting In Abscess wblcli Effected a Cure. 
 (Suessorott.) Phila. Med. Times, Jan. 20. 
 
 — Vtascular of the Neck. (Brings.) Nash. 
 
 Jour. Med. and Sur., Nov. 
 
 — Albus. Double . (Smith.) Am. Sup. Obs. 
 
 Jour. Oreat Britain and Ireland, April. 
 
 Tumors. (James.) Am. Observer {H.), July. 
 
 — Of the Rectum. (Vance.) Cin. Lancet and 
 Obs., .June. 
 
 — Benign of the Breast. (Zlnkc.) The Clinic, 
 
 Sept. 22. 
 
 — A Nest of Encysted In Right Orbit. 
 
 (Kcmpf.) Jjouisville Med. News, July U. 
 
 — Two Operations for Fibro-Cystic of the 
 
 Mamma, on the Same Person. (Thompson.) 
 Homeo. Times, June. 
 
 — Practical Points in the Electrolytic Treatment 
 
 of Cystic and Fibroid . (Beard.) N. Y. 
 
 Med. lice, March 17. 
 
 — Fibroid Complicated with Tetanus. (Pal- 
 mer.) Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Intra-Ocular . (Holmes,) Chicago Med. 
 
 Jour, and Ex., Aug. 
 
 — Ovarian . (Guernsey.) Hahnemannian 
 
 Monthly, Dec. 
 
 — Trcatiiieut of Sebaceous by Injection of 
 
 Tincture of Iodine. (Humlltou.) Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Jiep., Feb. 17. 
 
 Twins. Retained Placenta. (Fletcher.) Am. 
 Fract., April. 
 
 — Case of ; Both Children Decomposed ; Re- 
 tention of the Second Child and Both Placenta 
 for Two Days utter the Birth of the First Child. 
 (Muude.) Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 — Both Heads of In the Pelvis. (Reed.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 — On the Simultaneou.s Enti'anre of Both Heads 
 
 of into the Pelvis. (Reimau.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Obs., Jan. 
 
 Two Items. (Morgan.) Mcd.and Sur. Jour. (U.), 
 July. 
 
 Typhlitis. Case of , with Perforative Ulcer- 
 ation of Intestine. (Elderdice.) Cin. Med. 
 News, Feb. 
 
 Typhoid. Two Rules In . (Dewey.) Med. 
 
 Brief, Oct. 
 
 Ulcer. Scrofulous Cured. (Mltcholi.) C. S. 
 
 Med. Investigator (IL), June 15. 
 
 — Case of Indolent Cured by Stropping. 
 
 (Royer.) U- S. Med. Investigator (11.), Nov. 1.' 
 
 Ulceration. Of the Cornea and Iritis. (Amick.) 
 Cin. Med. News, July. 
 
 — Syphilitic of the Pharynx. (Browne.) 
 
 Lousvilli Med. News, Dec. 22. 
 
 — Extensive of the Small Intestine Follow- 
 ing Obstruction of the Bowels. (Curtiu.) Phila. 
 Med. Times, March 17. 
 
 — And 8tri<'ture of the Rectum. (Fenwlek.) 
 Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 — Of Soft Parts and Destruction of Filiula from 
 lijury Sustained Twenty Years Before; Am- 
 putation; Recovery. (Royer.) OhioMed.und 
 Sur. Rep. {ID, March. 
 
 — Of the Rectum. (Vance.) Cin. Lancet ami 
 Obs., May. 
 
 Ulcerations of the Rectum. Simulating Uterine 
 Disease; with Treatment and Remarks. (Wil- 
 kersou.) Ta. Med. Monthly, Aug. 
 
 Ulcers. Treatment of Syphilitic . (Beards- 
 ley.) Phil. Med. and Sur. Hep., April 21. 
 
 — Case of . (Qortou.) Am. Observer (II.), 
 
 April. 
 
 Fngrueutuin Hydrargyri Nitratis. (Wolff.) Am. 
 Jour. Phar., April. 
 
 Union by First Intention. On the Best Means 
 
 T 
 
 of Promoting . (Lee.) Southern Med. lice., 
 
 June, and Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., May. 
 
 Unison-Resonance In Auscultation. (Holden.) 
 
 N. Y. Med. liec, April2S. 
 Urtemia. (Buckham.) Canada Lancet, May. 
 
 Urea. On a New and Simple Method for the 
 luantitativo Estimation of — . (Fowler.) 
 
 r. Med. Jour., June. 
 And Its Easy Estimation. (McKew.) Md. 
 Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Uretlira. Obstructions of the . (Thayer.) 
 
 Am. Vet. Rev., Oct. 
 
 Uretliritls. Case of from Constricted Mea- 
 tus. (Westmoreland.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Feb. 
 
 Uretlu'otomy, Internal and External, witli Illus- 
 trative Cases. (Ford.) St. Louis Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Sept., Oct., and Nov. 
 
 Urinary Organs. The Relation of the to 
 
 Puerperal Disease. (Chamberlain.) Atn. Jour. 
 Obs., April. 
 
 Urine. Subinvolution of the . (Brown.) 
 
 R. and L, Med. Jour., June. 
 
 — Ca.Ho of Retention of . (Doane.) Med. 
 
 Brief, Dec. 
 
 — The Treatment of Retention of . (John- 
 son.) Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Uterine Application. New . (Turner.) 
 
 A'. Y. Med. .four., Aug. 
 —Contractions. Remarks on the Best Methods 
 
 of promoting Post-Partum . (Fundenbei'g.) 
 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., July 28. 
 
 — Diseases. Rem'^te and Reflex Symptoms 
 Dependent on . (Beckwith.) Hahneman- 
 nian Monthli/, Aug. 
 
 — Displacements. And their Treatment. 
 (Arndt.) Cin. Med. Advance (H.), Sept. 
 
 — (Cook. Cin. Med. Advance (E.), Dec. 
 
 — (Malcolm.) Am. Homeo., Dec. 
 
 -~ Fibroid. Disappearance of a Under the 
 
 Use of Ergot. (Anderson.) Am. Jour. Obs,, 
 Jul)/. 
 
 — Food as a Medicine in Cases of . (Cutter.) 
 
 Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Cystoma. Case of . (Staples.) Chicago 
 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., Feb. 
 
 — Polypus, Removal of . (Blggar.) Ohio 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep. (E.), Jan. 
 
 — Fibroids. (Bennett.) jV. E. Med. Gazette (E.), 
 Sept. 
 
 — Report oil the Treatraeut of Solid by 
 
 Electrolysis, by Drs. Gilmau Kimball, of Low- 
 ell, and Ephriam Cutter, of Boston. (Thomas.) 
 Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. 
 
 Uterinoscopy. (White.) Phila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rep., Sept. 29. 
 Uterus. Case of Single with Double Vagina. 
 
 (Burt.) iV. r. Med. Jour., Feb. 
 
 — Specimen of a the Cervix of which was 
 
 Amputated by the (Jalvuuo Cautery. (Byrne.) 
 Am. Jour. 0'>s., April. 
 
 — Note on a Specimou of a Recently Delivered 
 
 with Adherent Placenta. (Chadwick.) 
 
 ,1 m. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 — Cases of Double and Vagina. (Chadwick.) 
 
 Boston Med. find Sur. .four., Dec. 20. 
 
 — Loss of the Natural Firmness of tlie Multipa- 
 rous . (Davy.) The Clinic, Dec. ». 
 
 — Retroversion of tl^ . (Corson.) Canada 
 
 Jour. Med. Science, ^pril. 
 
 — Retroversion and Impaction of the Gravid 
 
 , Complicated with Cancer, etc. (Funden- 
 
 berg.) Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 — A Recent Treatment for Irreducible Reflexion 
 
 of the . (Goelet.) Southern Med. live, 
 
 March. 
 
 — Some Methods of Application to the for 
 
 Chronic Diseases. (Lento.) N. Y, Med. Rcc, 
 Dec. 2'J. 
 
 — N(!W Operation for tlio Removal of the 
 
 with its Peritcmeal Envelope tlirough the Viv 
 glna for Carcinoma. (Noeggorath.) Am. Jour 
 Obs., Jan. 
 
48 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 ji-i .■ 
 It, 
 
 I' 
 
 i' 
 
 — Speoimen of a . (Noeggerath.) Am. Jour. 
 
 Oos., April. 
 
 — Case of Aoute Complete luvorslou of the . 
 
 (Reeve.) Am. Pracl., Aug. 
 
 — Spontaneous Reduction of . (Stephens.) 
 
 Am. Sup. Obs. .four. Oreat Jirilain and Ire- 
 land, July. 
 
 — A Woman Without or Appendages. (Cun- 
 ningham.) Va. Med. Monthly, Feb. 
 
 — Oviu-ies and Taelua. Complete Absence of 
 . (Thomas.) The Clinic, Dec. 22. 
 
 — Absence of the with u Previous History 
 
 of Chronic Inversion, Mistaken for Polypus, 
 and Removed by Ligature. (Whitehouse.) 
 Am. ,iour. Med. Scienres, Jan. 
 
 — Becornis. With a Partial Vaginal Septum. 
 (Maun.) Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 Urals. The Funot Ion of the and the Promi- 
 nence Formed by the Azygos Uviilo) Muscles. 
 (Rumbold.) li. and L. Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Vaccination. Concerning ; u Reviewer Re- 
 viewed. (Davis.) Ohio Med. Recorder, July. 
 
 — Variola . (CJrlflath.) The Sanitarian, 
 
 Sept. 
 
 — Death Following . (Hawes.) JV. T. Med. 
 
 Rec, Dec. 22. 
 
 — Few Words on " Unfortunate Results of " 
 
 (Martin.) Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. i. 
 
 — Animal . (Martin.) Canada Lancet, 
 
 June. 
 
 — Concerning . (Senseney.) Ohio Med. Re- 
 corder, Sept. 
 
 — During the Period of Incubation of Small Pox. 
 (Welch.) Phil. Med. Times, Feb. 17. 
 
 — On . With Bovine Virus. (Muhlenburg.) 
 
 Pfdla. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 6. 
 
 — Report of 266 Cases of with QrlflSn's Bo- 
 vine Virus. (Shurly.) Detroit Med. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Vaccine liymph. . Jennerian, or Bovine : 
 
 Which f (Agai-d.) Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Oct. 
 
 — Virus. Human »«. Animal . (Davis.) Ohio 
 
 Med. Recorder, Oct. 
 
 — Animal vs. Unman . (Senseney.) Ohio 
 
 Med. Recorder, May. 
 
 Vagina. Case of Double and Uterus, 
 
 with Congenital Atresia, of one of the Vaginal 
 Divisions or Channels. (Sullivan.) Boston 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 20. 
 
 — ra.se of Double with Single Uterus. 
 
 (Watts.) Am. Jour. Obs., April. 
 
 Vacinal Examinations. Is it Necessary to 
 
 Make 1 (ICaton.) Cin. Med. Advance (H.), 
 
 Dec. 
 
 — Orifice. The Normal Anatomy of the Vulvo- 
 
 . (Hyatt.) Am. Jour. Obs., April, and 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Vagrlnlsmus. (Campbell.) Canada Med. Rec, 
 Feb. 
 
 — Case of . Traced to Spasmodic Turges- 
 
 oence of the Clitoris. (Chadwick.) Am. Pracl., 
 ,ruly. 
 
 — Ontho Nature and Exciting Causes of . 
 
 (Foster.) Am. Med. Bi-Weekly, ^'ov 10. 
 
 — Clinical Remarks on . (Thomus.) Arch. 
 
 Clin. Sur.. Oct. 15. 
 
 Valedictory. (Wood.) 
 
 Varicella. Remarks 
 Am. Pract., June. 
 
 Varicocele. Its Rational Cure . (Copcluud. > 
 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., March 29. 
 
 — (Dawson.) Tlie Clinic, April 7. 
 
 — In the Female. (Dwight.) Boston Med 
 Sur. Jour., Feb. 15. 
 
 — A Sample Operation for . (TlflFauy. i 
 
 ArcA. Chn. Sur., March. 
 
 Varicose Veins. Treatment of t)y thoily- 
 
 Fodermio Injection of Hal of Persulphate of 
 ron. (Wood.) Detroit Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Varieties. (Landerer.; Am. Jour. Phar., July. 
 
 — Student Life In Oermauy. (Powc) Am. 
 /•MT. Phar., Jan. 
 
 Canada Med. Rec., May. 
 -. (Yaudell, Jr.) 
 
 Oil 
 
 Ulltt 
 
 Variola. On the Eotrotio Treatment of . 
 
 (Cowley.) Hahnemannian Monthly, Dee. 
 
 — Reply to Strictures of Dr. Haldeman. (Hil- 
 dreth.) Cin. Lancet and Obs., Oct. 
 
 — Importance of the Swelling of theExtremlties 
 
 in the Course of . (Kobeir.) Med. Brief, 
 
 Sept. 
 
 — The Treatment of . (Rademaker.) Louii- 
 
 villeMed. News, Feb. 24, 
 
 — Remarks on . (Yandell, Jr.) Am. Pract., 
 
 June. 
 
 — Purpera. (Trembly.) Pacific Med. and Sur. 
 .lour., Jan. 
 
 Vaseline. Some of the Uses of and Salicylic 
 
 Acid in Obstetrics. (Dubois.) N. T. Med. Rec, 
 March 31. 
 
 — And Salicylic Acid in Medicine. (Dubois.) 
 N. T. Med. Rec, Api-il 21. 
 
 — (Fredigke.) Phy. and Phar., Aug. 
 Venereal. Lecture on and Skin Diseases. 
 
 (Hoyne.) U. S. Med. Investigator (H.), June 
 15. 
 
 — Diseases. Recent Progress in the Treatment 
 
 of . (Van Harllngeu.) Phila. Med. Times, 
 
 Feb. 17. 
 
 — Lesions. The Difficulties of Diagnosis and 
 
 Prognosis in Certain . (Hardaway.) St. 
 
 Louis Clin. Rec, Aug. 
 
 — Sores. Clinical Lecture on the Treatment of 
 
 Primary . (Paschkls.) Pfdla. Med. Times, 
 
 March 17. 
 
 — Warts. On the Question of the Contagious- 
 ness of . ((nmtz.) Arch. Dermatol., 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Venous Circulation. (Glenn.) Med. Brief, 
 July. 
 
 — Congestion. As a Pathological (Condition, 
 and Blood Letting in Relation Thereto. (Hamil- 
 ton.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Aprii 21. 
 
 Ventilation. On Forced . (Legler.) Toledo 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour.,Jxdy. 
 
 — Brief Desrrlptlon of Forced In the Penn- 
 sylvania Hospital. (Morton.) Am. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, April. 
 
 — Forced . (Tyler.) Pacific Med. and Sur. 
 
 Jour., July. 
 
 — (Van Norman.) Hahnemannian Monthly, 
 A ug. 
 
 Veratrum Vlrlde. The Hypodermic Use of the 
 
 Tincture in Puerperal Kclarapsia. (Griggs.) 
 
 Atluvla Med. and^ Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 — (Rademaker.) Southern Med. Rec., April. 
 
 Verified SymptomH. Some . (Moore.) U. 
 
 S. ited. Investigator (II.), Oct. 1. 
 
 VernicflB. Case of (Warts) upon the Glans- 
 
 Peuls. fDoane.) Med. Brief, March. 
 
 Veterinary Kduoation. (Dmican.) Am. Vet. 
 Rec, July. 
 
 — (McEachran.) Am. Vet. Rec, April. 
 
 — (.Stalker.) Am. Vet Rev., July. 
 
 — Homeopathy. (Ililler.) Borneo. Times, Oct. 
 
 — Medicine. History and Progress of in 
 
 th(! United States. (Liautard.) Am. Vet. Rev., 
 Jan. 
 
 — KegnlatiouH. RuHsian Government's . 
 
 (McEachrau.) Aw. Vet. Rev., July. 
 
 VllHimiim. (Hale.) A^. E. Med. Qazttle (H.), 
 Feb. 
 
 — [II Dysmenorrho'a. (King.) Uahuemannian 
 MonlnJi/, Sept. 
 
 — Fruiiitbluin. Clinical ObsorvatiouN on . 
 
 (James.) Huhnemannian Monthly, May. 
 
 Vicarious Function. A Case in Point. (Glenn.) 
 3lcd. lirief, Sept. 
 
 Viscera, f 'iisc of General TruuHi)nsition of the 
 
 . (Kelw<'y.) Am. .Tour. Sled. Sciences, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Viscum Album. (Dixon.) Am. Observer {U.), 
 April. 
 
 VitHl Forces. The ('(inservatloii and Correla- 
 tion of . (Kothrock.) Phila. Med. attd Sur 
 
 Rep., May V.K 
 
 — Statistics, (Allen. ) The Sanitarian, June. 
 
WHU 
 
 CLASSIFIED JJY SUBJECTS. 
 
 49 
 
 — (Boothly.) The Sanitarian, Dec. 
 
 — Tissue. Relatiou of Heat to the . (Davy.) 
 
 The Clinic, June 9. 
 
 Vitalism. And Vital Medication. (Bond.) Vin. 
 
 Lancet and Obs., Mai,. 
 Vitality. Of Females. (Binkerd.) Phila. Med. 
 
 and Sur. Hep., May 19. 
 
 Vitiligo. Case of in an Infant. (B'arnliant.) 
 
 Boston Med. and Stir. .Tour., June 28. 
 
 VlvlsiHttlon. The Value of . (Martin.) J'liila. 
 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., March 17. 
 
 Warts. (Buckley.) Arch. DervialoL, Oct. 
 
 Wiish-Blne and its Analysis. (Debrunncr.) Am. 
 Jour. Phar., Feb. 
 
 Washingrton. Death of (hm. . (Gerald.) 
 
 jV. r. Jlied. Eclectic, Sept. 
 
 Was it the Wax? (Hamilton.) Ohio Med. Re- 
 corder, Dec. 
 
 Water, On as a Tliorapeutlo Agent. (Kibbe.) 
 
 A'cw Rem., May. 
 
 — I'ressure in Retention of Urine. (Gibney.) 
 
 jV. y. Med. Rec., Nov. 10. 
 
 — Supply of Augusta. (Doughty.) Atlanta Med, 
 and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 ~ Of New York. (Eastman.) The Sanitarian, 
 Feb. 
 
 — Of Cities. (Toner.) The Sanitarian, June. 
 Weather Proving, and Disease Tendency, Jan., 
 
 Fel)., Nov., and Deo. (James.) Uahne.man- 
 nian Monthly, April. 
 
 — May, 1877. (James.) Uahnemannian 
 Monthly, June. 
 
 Web Finger. Treatment of . (Harris.) .Y.V. 
 
 iled. Rec, July 14. 
 
 Weights. Fluid in Prescriptions. (Taylor.) 
 
 Vhila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Feb. 24. 
 
 — And Measures. (GalUard.) Am. Jour. Fhar., 
 May. 
 
 Wet Blauliet Pack in Dysmenorrhoea, Neural- 
 ^'la.etc. (Washington.) Nash. Jour. Med. and 
 Sur., April, and Southeni Med. Rec, July. 
 
 — Nurse. Choiceofa . (Turnei'.) Am. Med. 
 
 lii- Weekly, March '.i. 
 
 Was it a Case of Puiictiu-e ? (France/.) Med. 
 Brief, July. 
 
 Was .She Poisoned? (Fnizer.) Med. I'.rief, 
 Oct. 
 
 What Causes Sleep? (Preyer.) North A)ti. 
 Jour. Borneo., Feb. 
 
 WhatElseisitBut ViUaiuy? (Liautard.) Am. 
 Vet. Rev., July. 
 
 Wlmt Shall We Call It? (Barnes.) Am. Ob- 
 server (U.), April. 
 
 Wliat Was Her Disease? (Carpender.) Med. 
 Brief, Sept. 
 
 What Was It? (Courtney.) Louisville Med. 
 News, JulyH. 
 
 •Wheat Phosphates. (Polk.) Med. Brief, Nov. 
 
 White Lead. Analysis of Twenty Samples of 
 . (Hallock.) Sew Rem., Oct. 
 
 Whooping Cough. Treatment of 
 .V. r. Med. Rec, March 17. 
 
 (Spear.) 
 
 Wllkie. Autopsy of 
 (Dimon.) Am. Jour. 
 
 the Body of J. W. — -. 
 Med. Scietices, Jan. 
 
 Wintering at t ho Sea-.side. (Bird.) Phihi.Med. 
 and Sur. Ucp., April IH. 
 
 Woman's Uospital Controversy, luttrview 
 
 with Dr. Marion Sims iu Kehitioii to the . 
 
 (Hazard.) .S7. Loxiis Clin. Rec, Sept. 
 
 Worm. Acrount of a Removed by a Native 
 
 Wonnui from Beneath the Conjunctiva of the 
 Eye-liiill of a Negress, at Gaboon, Went Afnca. 
 (Morton.) Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 Worms. Coucoruing . (Arnold.) Louisville 
 
 Med. News, Sept. 29. 
 
 -- On the Tenacity of Life of Taiw , and Their 
 
 Larval Forms fu Man and Animals. (I'erron- 
 cltu) Boston Mtd. and Sur. Jour., Mept. i;j. 
 
 — Absence of Certain Intestinal in Texas. 
 
 (Strain.) Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Ajiril 14. 
 
 Woorara in Rabies. (Watson.) 4ni.JoMr.Jfcd. 
 Sciences, April. 
 
 Wound. Gunshot of the Liver, Compli- 
 cated with Lesion of the Gall Bladder. (Hol- 
 den.) Homeo. Times, May. 
 
 — Death from Gunshot after an Interval of 
 
 Fourteen Year.t. (Keeler.) Med. Netrs and 
 Library, Sept. 
 
 — Surgical Clinic— Case of Penetrating Qunsliot 
 
 of Abdomen, followed l)y Occlusion of 
 
 Femoral Artery and Gangrene of Right Leg; 
 Amputation; Recovery. (Toland.) Weslrrn 
 Lancet, Oct. 
 
 — Fistolshot of the Brain. (Dan-.) Am. 
 
 Med, Bi-weekly, Aug. 18. 
 
 — Incised of Knee and Division of Biceps. 
 
 (Wall.) Buffalo Med. and Sur. Joar., Nov. 
 
 — Lacerated" of the Elbow- Joint Treated 
 
 Successfully by Lister's Method. (Meara.) 
 Arch. Clin. Sur., Jan. 
 
 — Lacerated of the Forearm, etc. (Owens.) 
 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Dec 
 
 — Case of Penetrating of the Skull. (Pirtle.) 
 
 <S7. Louis Clin. Rec, April. 
 
 — Of the Femoral Artery by a Pistol Bullet; 
 Ligation; Death Thirty-one Honi-s after. 
 (Zimmerman.) Canadian Jour. Med. Science, 
 Sept. 
 
 Wounds. Open Treatment of . (Dubois.) 
 
 N. r. Med. Rec, March a. 
 
 — On tho Antiseptic Treatment of . (Weir.) 
 
 N. T. Med. Jour., Dee. 
 
 — Of the Heart. (Yemans.) Detroit Med. Jour,, 
 July. 
 
 — Conservatism iu the Treatment of Gunshot 
 
 oftheKne^. (Chandler.) Louisville Med. 
 
 Neies, April 7. 
 
 — Pistol of the Belly, and Probably of the 
 
 Kidney; Recovery. (Hamilton.) Phy. and 
 Phar., Aug. 
 
 — Scalp . (Simmons.) Md. Med. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Writer's Cramp. Its Symptoms and Treat- 
 ment. (Beard.) Phila. Med. Times, Jan. 'iM. 
 
 Wyethla Helenolds. Proving . (Selfridge.) 
 
 U. S. Med. Investigator (IL), Oct. 1. 
 
 Wylde - Kichardson Proposal. The . 
 
 (Pope.) Uahnemannian Monthly, Oct. 
 
 Xanthoxylum. (Frantz.) Uahnemannian 
 Monthly, March. 
 
 — Fraxiueum. Failure with in Amenor- 
 rhea. (Whitman.) 17. S. Med. Investigator 
 (U.),Mayl. 
 
 Verba Santa. (Gabell.) Southern Med. Rec, 
 July. 
 
 Zinc. On Some Remedial Applications of Sul- 
 phate of . (McElroy.) Cin. Med. News. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 — Ointment of Oxide of . (Ruan.) Am. 
 
 .four. Phar., May. 
 
 North Am. Jour. Uomeo., 
 . (.Miller.) 
 
 Zincum. (Gerstel.) 
 A ug. 
 
 — Metallicum. Synopuis of 
 North Am. .four. Uomeo., Nor 
 
 Zoster Frontalis Ti*aumatlcus. (^ase of . 
 
 (Kinnicutt.) Arch. Dermatol., .fan. 
 
 Zymosis. The Germ Theory of . (Wliittn- 
 
 kcr.) The Clinic, Aug. ari. 
 
 Zymotic Disease. The Arrest of ; Variola ; 
 
 Vaccination. (Griffith.) The Sanitarian, Sept. 
 
 — The (Control of by Prophylatic Treatment. 
 
 (Hunt.) N. r. Med. Rec, Dec «. 
 
 — Tho Arrest of , Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, 
 
 Diphtheria, Measles, Typhoid Fever, Diarrlue- 
 al Diseases. (Janeway.) Tfie Sanitarian, 
 Sept. 
 
 — (L;iw.) Am. Vet. Rev., .fan. 
 
 — (Wedclington.) Cin. Lauretand Obs., Pec. 
 
 — The Arrest ol' — •; Hunltary Inspection of 
 Schools. (Wey.) The Sanitarian, Sept. 
 
 — In New York. (Bailey.) The Sanitarian, Oct. 
 
 — In New York. (Stoddard.) The Saniiuriun, 
 Oct. 
 
 I 
 
n 
 
 I 
 
 It 
 
./"/«' fvUoninij Cuinmunicalions were received too late for proper classijicution. 
 
 W 
 
 AikeiiH, . Coinpouud Fructure of the Hii- 
 
 iTH'i'iiH and Oh Calcis. Canadian Jour. Med. 
 Science, Dec. 
 
 Alexander, J. D. Sulphate C.'inchoiiiditi iu 
 Neuralgia, with General Debility and an Ante- 
 mic Condition of the System. Med. Brief, July. 
 
 Alt, Adolpli. The Principal Methods of Ex- 
 amining the Naso-Pharyngeal Cavities and their 
 Most Frequent Diseases. Canadian Jour. Med. 
 Hcience, Nov. 
 
 AnonirinouH. Intermediate vs. Mcdhuil Ma- 
 (riculatfon. Canadian Jour. Med. Science, Dec. 
 
 Armstrong't I^. C. Hydatids, Complicating 
 Premature Delivery. Med. Brief, Sept. 
 
 Itackiis, C. W. ErysiiKslas. Med. Brief, 
 June. 
 
 Bartholow, Roberts. A Contribution to the 
 study of Animal Temperature. The Clinic, Feb. 
 10. 
 
 Beach, G.l>. Dangers of Vaginal Injections. 
 Med. Brief, Oct. 
 
 Billings, T. 8. Septic Ducompusitiou of the 
 Blood. Am. Vei. Rev., Sept. The Castration of 
 Cows. Am. Vet. Rev., Dec. 
 
 Black, Charles. Death from Occlusion and 
 Uiipture of the Subclavian Vein. Canada- Lan- 
 cet, Sept. 
 
 Itrown, Spencer H. Eyesight Restored by 
 Fiiradiiation after being Totally IJIind for 28 
 Years. Med. Brief, A'or. 
 
 CannifT, VTilliam. Antiseptic. Surgery. 
 mnli III .four. Med. Science, Jan. 
 
 <'arpenter, CJeorne W. What Wiis her 
 caHc ( Med. Brief, Sept. 
 
 ('liiif, J. 1). Phlcgmatia .VIbii Doh'UH. Can- 
 uda Med. and Siir. Jour., Sept. 
 
 Coleman, 'William C. Puncture of the Blad- 
 der. Mtd. Brief, Sept. 
 
 Curapt^iii, J. W. Diinger.sto Human Life and 
 Hciilth from th(! Admiuistration of Indigestible 
 Medicines. Med. Brief, .Tunc. 
 
 Corson, William C. Uotrovor.sion of tlic Ute- 
 rus. Ciinadian .lour. Med. Scienceii, .[pril. 
 
 Cron, H. H. Notes on Cystine. Canadian 
 Jour. Med. Sciences-, Oct. 
 
 DawHon, W. W. Surgical Clinic. The Clinic, 
 Fell. 10. 
 
 nnwey,<;. .v. Two Rules iu Typhoid. .Med. 
 Brief, Oct. 
 
 Doane, liuigi G. Case of Tinea Cii'cinatus 
 (Ringworm'* Scald Head. Med. Brief, Jan. An 
 In (cresting Case of Bronchitis and Diphtheria. 
 Med. Brief, ,Tan. Coniunctivitis. Med. Brief, 
 Feb. Inflammatory Joints with (Edema. Mrd. 
 B"'ef, Feb. CiiNe of Vt.'rruciv (Wart><) upon the 
 Olans-Penis. Med. Brief, March. Erysipelas; 
 a Case in Point. Med. Brief, April. Case of 
 
 Ca- 
 
 DiH- 
 
 Gononhu>a Complicated with Epididymitis, or 
 Swelled Testicle. Med. Brief, May. An Obstet- 
 rical Case with Insuflacleut Labor Pains and 
 Msilposition of the Umbilical Cord. Med. Brief. 
 June. Case of Rheumatic Arthritis. Med. Brief, 
 Aug. Case of MenoiThagla. Med. Brief, Oct. 
 Case of Retention of Urine. Med. Brief, Dec. 
 
 Don Roy, . Croup. Med. Brief, Jan. 
 
 Duckwortli, Dyce. On the Modern Neglect 
 of Calomel in Certain Disorders. Med. Brief, 
 Aug. 
 
 Duncan, J. T. Veterinary Edncatiou. Am. 
 Vet. Ret., July. 
 
 Elder, S. Constipation and its Treatment by 
 Enomata. Med. Brief, March. 
 
 Fawcett, J. D. Vinegar iu Opium Poisoning. 
 Med. Brief, Sept. 
 
 Dysentery. .Med. Brief, 
 Oelisemium. Med. Brief, 
 
 Fentress, T. J. 
 
 March. Tincture 
 Sept. 
 Feiiwick, O. K> 
 
 Med. and Sur. Jour 
 
 Canada 
 
 Hospital Reports. 
 , Sept. 
 
 Kite, C. C. Hypodermic Injection of Ammo- 
 nia in a Case of Opium I'oisoning. Mtd. Brief, 
 Sept. 
 
 Fogel, li. J. Diphtheria. Med. Brief, June. 
 
 Frances, J. r. Was it a (!ase of Puncture! 
 Med. Brief, July. 
 
 Frazer, Oeorge. Was She Poisoned ? Med. 
 Brief, Oct. 
 
 Glenn, Frank. Vicarious Function; a Case 
 in Point. Med. Brief. Sept. Reply •') Dr. D, 
 Newcomt^r. Med. Brief, Oct. 
 
 Glenn, W. F. Venous Circulaliou. Med. 
 Brief, July. An Interesting Case. Med. Brie/, 
 Aug. 
 
 Goss, I. J.M. Medical Uses of Cereus Bon- 
 plandii. Med. Brief, Jan. Lycopus-VirginicUM, 
 Bugle Weed. Med. Brief, March. Dioscoria 
 Viliosa, Wild Yam. Med. Brief, May. Medical 
 Uses of Cereus Orandiflorus and Cereus Bon 
 plandii of Mexico and Central America. Med. 
 Brief, ,lune. Diabetes; Its Cure. Med. Brief, 
 Aug. (fcntiana Quinouettora, Five-Flowered 
 Gentian. Med. Brief, Aug. Cereus Bonplandii 
 aiul Cereus Granditlorus. Med. Brief, Sept. 
 Trillium Pendulum, Beth Root. Med. Brief, 
 Oct. Penthonim Sedoides. Med. Brief, Xoc. 
 
 Graham, J. E. Case of Vesical Calculus- 
 Canadian Jour. ^led. Scietice, Sept. (,'linical 
 Lectureon Sycosis. Canadian. Tour. Med. Science, 
 Dec. Diab(!tes Mellitus : Otitis Pyasmia. Cana- 
 dian .Tour. Med. Science, Dec. 
 
 Griilln, Tlieo. Grindelia-Robusta and Yerba- 
 Santa in Asthma and Branchial Irritation. Med. 
 Brief, .1 III/. 
 
 Hammond, J. F. Erysipelas. Med. Brief, 
 .May. 
 
 
\4 • 
 
 Holeombe, A. A. Use of Stimulants in Dis- 
 ease. Am. Vet. Kev.,Jan. Effects of (old. Am. 
 Vet. Rev., April. Periostitis. Am. Yfl. Her., 
 Aug. 
 
 Howard, Heury. TlicLate Hiots in Montreal 
 Viewed from ii PsycUolocical Standpoint. Cana- 
 da Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 Hull, H. C. Puncture of Bladder followed by 
 Death. Med. Brief, Xor. 
 
 Ingraham, .S. TV. The Treatment of Diph- 
 theria. Med. Brief, Fib. 
 
 Johnson, Samuel P. Chloral Hydrate in In- 
 fantile Convulsions. • Med. Brief, Oct. 
 
 Keator,B. D. lodofonu in Bowel Complaint ; 
 a Case Reported. J/crf. Brief, Dee. 
 
 Kobelr, H. Importanct! of the Swelling of the 
 Extremities in the Course of Variola. Med. 
 Brief, Sept. 
 
 Ijarge, A. Endemic of Cercbro-Spinal Menin- 
 gitis. A7n. Vet. Bev., April. 1. Insulation; Snn- 
 Htroke; Thermal Fever. 2. Change of Scene for 
 Convalescing Equine Patients. 3. Salicylic 
 Acid. 4. Cercbro-Spinal Meningitis with Hiema- 
 turin. '). Antagonism of Belladonna and Opium. 
 Am. Vet. Rev., July. 
 
 Law, James. 
 
 Bev., Jan. 
 
 ZjTnotic Diseases. Am. Vet. 
 
 Leitner, C. H. How to Introduce the Cathe- 
 ter in Obstructed Urethra. Med. Brief, Atig. 
 
 Liautard, A. History aud Progress of Veteri- 
 nary Medicine in the United States. Avi. Vet. 
 Ber.,Jan. What Else is it but Villainy? Am. 
 
 Anatomy of llcgions. .flwi. Vet. 
 Hysterical AmauroHis. iled. 
 Hearu. Cinchonidia. Med. 
 
 Vet,Rev.,.Tulu. 
 
 Jt'er., .1 tiy. 
 
 I.yuch, I>. V. 
 
 Brief, July. 
 AlathcwHon, J. 
 
 Brief, Oct. 
 
 McKaohran, D. Vet* rinaiy Education. Aui. 
 Vet. Rev., April. Russian Government's Veteri- 
 nary Regulations. Am. Vet. Rev., July. Bone 
 Spavin. Am. Vet. Rev., Oct. 
 
 McEachrau, J. On Sanitary Measures. Am 
 Vet. Rev., Jitn. 
 
 Medberry, J. N. Diphtheria. Med. Brief, 
 July. 
 
 Mink, E. Pyogenic Cellulitis. Am. Vet. Rer., 
 June. Two Cases of Urethral Calculus; Ure- 
 throtomy. Am. Vet. Rev., Oct. 
 
 Monette, George N. Chloral Hydrate in In- 
 fantile Convulsions. Med. Brief, Sept. Prepa- 
 rations of Sccalo Cornntum ; Their Therapeuti- 
 cal Efficacy in Many Diseases. Med. Brief, Nov. 
 
 Myers, John. Osteo Porosis. Am. Vet. Rev., 
 May. Texas Fever. Am. Vet. Rev., Nov. 
 
 Myers, Jr., John. Enterotomy. Am. Vet. 
 Rev., May. 
 
 Newton, O. E. Morphia, Hypodenulcally 
 Used as a Relaxant. Med. Brief, Dec. 
 
 Osier, William. Harvard School ol' 
 icinc. Cavudian Jour. Med. Science, 
 Pathological Report; General Hospital, 
 treal. Canad. Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 Pattee, A. F. Orindclia Robusta in Asthma 
 and Whooping Cough. Med. Brief, Xoe. 
 
 Med- 
 A ng. 
 Mon- 
 
INDEX. 
 
 CLASSIFIED BY AUTHORS. 
 
 mm 
 
 Abbot, S. L. Albmainuria at tlie Seventh 
 Mouth of Prepnaiicy, etc. Boston Med. and Sut: 
 Jour., Sept. 20. II().Hiiltal Cases. Boston Med. 
 and Hur. Jour., Dec. 20. 
 
 Adams, Charles. Siirglcnl Clinic. Am.IIomeo., 
 •Till!/, Oct., Dec. On the Choiro and Use of a 
 MicTORcopo In Pi'iu'tical Medicine. 77. S. Med. 
 Inveslij/alor (H.). Feb. 1. 
 
 Adarns, J. C. Perityplilitis ; Oj)eration on the 
 Eleventh Day. ,V. r. Jlled. Kec, March 24. 
 
 Adams, J. Q. " Sanitary Rejorulations" of Put- 
 
 ,-.N. y. - - ■■ ■ 
 
 nam County^- _ 
 Adams, Win. A. 
 
 The Sanilannn, Oct. 
 The Use of Bromide of Po- 
 
 taRRiuni Ilypoderinlcally. Atlanta Med. and Stir. 
 Jour., Sept. 
 
 Adler, Albert. \ Ciwn of MicrocephaluH. Pa- 
 rifle Med. and Siir. Jour., Xov. 
 
 'Adolphus, Joseph. Praf^tical Observations 
 on iJisloeatiouH of tlie .Shoulder. St. Louis Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Feb. Gelseniiuui. Southern 
 Med. Ree., Aug. Belladonna. Am. Med. Jour. 
 (E.), Nov. 
 
 Af^ard, A. n. Vaccine Lymph; Jennerian, or 
 Bovine; which? Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Oct. 
 
 Agnew, Cornelius B. Near-sightedness in 
 the Public Schools. X. T. Med. Rec.,.Tan. 20. 
 
 Ahrouheiiii, . Pathology and Therapy 
 
 of Malum Potii. North Am. Jour. Borneo., Feb. 
 
 Aiken, C. I>. Scarlatina and Diphtheria, in 
 Downievillc. Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 AUlerson, F. H.' Report of a (Jase of Placenta 
 Pr.-evia; Recovery. Ohio Med. and Sur. Rep. 
 fU.), March. 
 
 Alexander, K. M. Muriated Tincture of Iron 
 as an Antiseptic in Erysipelas. Louisville Med. 
 News, May R. 
 
 Alexandria, J. R. Hernia ; tlie Autlutrs who 
 Wrote on it and its Treatment Prior to the 18th 
 Century. Canada Lancet, Oct. 
 
 AU'ord, A. S. Rapid T'covery of u Case of 
 Cerebro-splnal Fever. T Med. Monthly,, Time. 
 
 Allbutt, Clifford. On Internal Diseases of the 
 Skin. Arch. Dermatol., Oct. 
 
 Allison, Robert H. Sonui Ca.ncs of Syphilitic 
 Chiu'ea. Am. Jour. Med. Scicnrts, ,Tuly. 
 
 Allen, B. B. Pancreatomy. Am. Med. Bi- 
 M'erldy, Feb. 3. 
 
 Allen, Harrison. On Comparative Anatomy. 
 Phila.Mcd.and Sur. I{rp.,April1H. The Localiza- 
 tion of Diseased Action in the (Esophagus. Phila. 
 Med. Times, Oct. l.'i. 
 
 Allen, Nathan. Vital Statistics. The Sanita- 
 rian , June. 
 
 Allen, 8. J. New Method of Reduction of 
 Dislocation of the Hip. Ohio Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Oct. 
 
 Allen, T. F. Chlmapliila Umbillata and Ma- 
 eulata. Am. Observer (IT.), Jan. Clinical Symp- 
 toms of Lycopodium. North Am. Jour. Ilomco., 
 Auf/. Abies Nigra. Jlahnemannian Monthly, 
 Oct. 
 
 Allen, Win. A. The Treatment of Diphtheria. 
 IToineo. Tiiiics, Oct. 
 
 Allis, Oscar H. A Brief Account of the Me- 
 chanism of the Hip-Joint; witli Diagnostic 
 Points upon Dislocation and Fracture of the 
 Neck of the Femur. Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 April 7. Strangulated Hernia.. Phila. Mcil. 
 Times, July 7. The Early Operation for Strangn 
 lated Hernia. Phila. Med. Times, July 21. 
 
 Alloway, T. Johnson. On the Arylication 
 of Fumius Nitric Acid to the Intcilbr of the 
 Uterus. Canada Med. Rcc., April. 
 
 Allport, Frank. The Corn Sweat. Chicaijo 
 Med. Jour. and. Ex., Feb. The Application of the 
 Corn Sweat in Disease. Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 Ex., Sept. 
 
 Alt, Ad. Clinical Report of 3,873 Eye Patients 
 Trciited at the New York Ophthalmic and Aural 
 Institute During the Year 1876. Arch. Ophlhal. 
 and OloL, Vol, VI.,])afjellO. Contributions to the 
 Pathological Anatomy of the Human Eye; with 
 Plates. Arch. Ophlhal. and OtoL, Vol. VI.., page 
 304. A Case of Endothelioma of the Inter-Vag- 
 Inal Space of the Optic Nerve; Removal, with 
 Attempt to Preserve the Eye-ball ; Subsequent 
 Enucleation on Account of Uncontrollable Hem- 
 orrhage. Arch. Ophlhal. and OloL, Vol. VI., page 
 3C7. Contributions to the Pathological Auatoiuy 
 of the Eye. Arch. Ophlhal. and OtoL, VoL VI., 
 page 345. A Case of Cleft Palate, with Acquired 
 Deaf-Mutism ; Stnphyloraphy ; Recovery. Arch. 
 Ophlhal. and OloL, Vol. VI., page 6G9. A Few 
 Words on the Pur)ile of the Retina. JV. T. Med. 
 Rcc, Attg. 4. On Strabismus and its Operation. 
 Canada Lancet, Oct. 
 
 Amlck, W. B. Ophthalmio-Neonatorimi. 
 Cin. Lancet and Obs., .Tan. Convergent Strabis- 
 mus. Cin. Lancet and Obs., Feb. Foreign Bodies 
 in the Ear. Cin. Lancet and Obs., April. Deaf- 
 ness, or Impaired H(!aring. Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 Sept. Rupture of the Choroid. Cin. Lancet and 
 Obs., Nov. Con,junctivitis. Cin. Med. News, Jan. 
 Ophthalmla-Neonatorum. Cin. Med. Neu's, Feb. 
 Inflammation of the Lachrymal Sao. Cin. Med. 
 News, March. DilTerential Diagnosis Between 
 Opacities of the Cornea and Cataract. Cin. Med. 
 News, May. Ulceration of the Cornea and Iritis. 
 Cin. Med. News, July. Acute Catarrh of the 
 Middle Ear. Cin. Med. News, Sept. Keratitis. 
 Cin. Med. News, OcL Keratitis and Iritis. Cin. 
 Med. News, Nov. A Case of Iritis. Toledo Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Amick, M. I.. Valedictory Address to the 
 Graduating Class of the Cincinnati College of 
 Medicine and Surgery, June 2l8t, 1877. Cin. Meii . 
 News, Aug. 
 
 Ainory, Bobert. Recent Progress in Tlicrii- 
 peutics. Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., March V>. 
 Recent Progress in Therapeutics. Boston, Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Sept. 20. 
 
 Ander.son, Charles. Chloroform Deaths in 
 Cincinnati and Vicinity. The Clinic, March ;U. 
 
 Anderson, Jerome A. DisappeariUK^e of ii 
 Uterine Fibroid Under the Use of Ergot. Am. 
 .Tour. Obs., .Tilly. Embolism of tlio Poplitojil 
 from Varucose Vegetation of the Aortic Valves. 
 .\'. r. Med. Jour., \ov. 
 
 Anderson, I>. II. Constipation. Southern 
 Med. Ticc, May. 
 
 Anderson, B. B. Broncho-Pneumonitis. At- 
 lanta Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 Anderson. W. F. A Case of Ovariotomy by 
 the Antiseptic Method. .V. V. Ifed. Rcc, .( line'.). 
 
 Andrews, Fdmnnd. On the Simplilicatiou of 
 th(! Orthopedic Apparatus. ^Irt7i. Clin. Sur., 
 April. Mortality of Surgical Operations in the 
 Upper Lake States, Compared with that of Other 
 Regions. Chirnf/o Med. Jour, and F.r.. .Tun. 
 The Plaster of Paris Jacket iuHpinal Diseases. 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Dec. 
 
 Is! 
 
 :li 
 
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INDEX T() ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 il 
 
 Andrews, Geo. L. AppliontiouH to EuHtaeb- 
 ian Tubp. A^. r. Med. Rev., Sept. 1 , 
 
 Anonymous, The lufluciice of Mental Iin- 
 prortsioiis of tbc Motlior upou the Fu'tiis. Va. 
 Med. Monlhly, May. Tlie Metric System. Tlie 
 Huhauias as "a Health Kesort. Xew lieiii., Feb. 
 Soda Water Apparatus. AVtr Item., Jiiiie. Mi- 
 Miatoi^y Doctors. Pacific Med. and fmr. Joitr., 
 A<7>/. Reputation; How" Obtained. Biiffato Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., Oct. MedicalJiidgment ; What 
 isltl Can it bo Cultivated 1 Cin. Lancet and 
 Obs., March. Excision of the Head of the Hu- 
 merus. Cin. Med. Aews, April. The Duty of the 
 Doctorto the Dying. Southern Med. Rec, Dec. 
 Treatment of the Drowned. Ohio Med. Recorder, 
 Sept. Preparation of Medicinal Pearls. Am. Jour. 
 Fhar., Feb. Cardamon Cultivation In Mysore. 
 Am. Jour. Fhar., Dec. Aromatic Syrup of Ll- 
 ((iiorice. Am. Jour. Fhar. Dec. CallNthenics. 
 The Sanitarian, Jan. School Room Crowding; 
 Brown's Dream. The Sanitarian, March. Sani- 
 tary Knowledge of School Children ; Seed in 
 Good Ground. The Sanitarian, June. More 
 About Garden City as a City of Health. The 
 Sanitarian, June. Max Josef V. Pettenkofer. 
 The Sanitarian, Aug. Street Pavements. The 
 Sanitarian, Sept. School Luncheons. The San- 
 itarian, Oct. Civil Malpractice and Surgical 
 Jurisprudence. Tht Sanitarian, Kov. House 
 Drainage. The Sanitarian, Nov. The London 
 Hospitals. Canada Lancet, Jan. The Quebec 
 Medical Bill. Canada Lancet, March. Double 
 Undergraduateship and Double Graduation. 
 Canoda Lancet, April. The Medical Profes- 
 sion in Michigan. Canada Lancet, Oct. 
 
 Angell, Henry C. A Case of Intermittent 
 Spawm of the Ciliary Muscle. U. S. Med. In- 
 rcgtigalnr (H.),Juhj. Myopia and its Therapeu- 
 tics, r. S. Med. Inrestiyator (IL), Sept. I. I'ara- 
 lysis of Accommodation. N. E. Med. Oasvtte 
 (lI);Jan. 
 
 Ansrll, A. Corouer.s and Coroners' In(iucsts. 
 Am. Med. lii-n'eekbi, Jan. 'M. Todofiuiu in Ro- 
 <lent Ulcers. A in. iled. Bi- W^eckhj, June n. Tu- 
 mor of the Brain ; Hemiplegia. -i»/i. Med. Hi- 
 Wtekli/, A itg. 18. 
 
 Anthony, W. K. Sulplio-Carbolate of Sodium 
 in Diphtheria. 7Vii7rt. Med.andSnr. Rep., Jan. ]:). 
 
 Apppriion, John S. Report on Necrology. 
 V<(. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 .tppenzcller, OuKtav A. Kxtractum Ulycyr- 
 ryiza- Depuratum and .\uunoniacal Glycyrrhi- 
 /.in. Am. Jour. Fhar., July. 
 
 Armstrongs, A. Removal of Urinary Calculi. 
 Canada Lancet, March. 
 
 Armstrong, W. H. Ovariotomy. R. and L. 
 Med. Jour., A iiy. 
 
 Arndt, U.K. Coition and J''ecuudation. Cin, 
 Med. AdranceiH.), July. Uterine DisplaiementH 
 and their Treatment. Cin. Med. Admince {11.), 
 Sept. An Open Letter to Dr. Ad. Lippe. Cin. 
 Med. Adrance (H.). Oct. 
 
 Arnold, A. B. Practical Remarks on the l)i- 
 iignohisof the Eai'ly Htageof Hriglit'w Disease. 
 Md. Med. Jour., May. Asthenic Pneumonia. 
 J'hild. Mfd. and Sur. Hep.,Jah. '20. 
 
 Arnold, C.l>. Concerning Worms. Lituiscille 
 Mid. \etrs, Sept. '29. 
 
 Arnold, <Uover C. Successful Traclieotomy 
 lor Diphtheria. Arch. Clin. Sur., March. 
 
 .\slie, E. F. Intrauterine Injections nl Kiirot 
 lo Arrest Post-Partum Hemorrhage. Vii. Med. 
 Monthly, Dec. 
 
 Ashhurst, •John. Ostwo-Sarcoma of I-'einnr. 
 I'hila. Med. Times, ,luly 1. 
 
 .Vshhurst, Jr., •John. A Cutaneous Prolifer- 
 ous (Pe)iaee«m8) Cyst. A Finn Adenoid Tumor 
 (roni llif. Maminiits T?og1on. Fhila.Mcd. rimes. 
 April 11. Arliiul,itin;i Mirfinc:* of Femur and 
 
 Forceps. Fhila. 
 
 The Care of the 
 
 Sur. Hep., June 
 
 Tibia from a Case of Excision of the Knee-Jolnt, 
 Fhila. Med. Times, April 14. Acute Carcinoma 
 of Breast. Fhila. Med. Times, July 7. 
 
 Ashhurst, Samuel. Beach Haven, N. .T., a 
 Remedy for Hay Fever. A m.Jour. Med. Sciences, 
 April. 
 
 Ashniead, H. E. Glyceritoof Kephaline. De- 
 troit Med. Jour., i>cl., and St. Louis Eclectic Med. 
 Jour., Nov. 
 
 Atherton, A. B. Two teases of Tracheotomy. 
 Canada Lancet, July. 
 
 Atkinson, I. E. X Case of Unilateral Idiopa- 
 thic Cutaneous Atrophy, if. and L. Med. Jour.. 
 Dec. An Account of a Case of Syphilis Inherited 
 through Two Generations. Arch. Dermatol., Jan. 
 Early Syphilis in the Negro. Md. Med. Jour., 
 Auu. TueContaglum Particles of the Eruptive 
 Contagious Fevers, their Nature and Mode of 
 Action. Cin. Med. Neics, Aug. 
 
 Atkinson, Wm. B. On the 
 Med. and Sur. Rep.. Marc?i3. 
 Now Born. Fhila. Med. and 
 16. 
 
 Atlee, Walter F. Pelvic Adhesions in Ovari- 
 otomy, Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, .Tan. A Case 
 of Purulent Pelvic Effusion that Opened Sponta- 
 neously into the Vagina; Ovariotomy. Am. 
 Jour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 Ayleswortli, Geo. AI, Genital Irritation as a 
 Cause of Nervcnjs Disease. Canada Lancet, 
 Dec. 
 
 Ayre, James B, Itesult of the Brown-Sei|Uarrl 
 Treatment in Twelve Cases of Epilepsy. Boston 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 27. 
 
 Bsiclivler, A. W. Case of ("erebral Softening. 
 Boxlitn Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 8. 
 
 Bacon, A. 1>. A Case of Fracture and One ol 
 Dislocation of the Patella. Boston Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Oct. '25. 
 
 Bacon, Chas.O. Poisoning by A<;onite. Fhihi. 
 Meil. and Sur. Rep., Feb. ;i. 
 
 Bacou, H. W. Abortion afler Twin Preg- 
 uancv . I'hila. Med. and Sur. RciK,Feb. 17. 
 
 Baer, O. P. An Interesting ('ase. Ctn.Mrd. 
 Adi'inie Ul.), Jan. Hydrophobia: Its Cause. 
 Ilahiiriiiunnian Monthly, Auy. 
 
 Biiliiison, II, T, Observations on Puerperal 
 Convulsions. Va. Med. Monthly. Oct. 
 
 Bailey, F. K. Erysipelas of the Face. Aui. 
 Med. Bi'- Weekly. Sept. iX 
 
 Bailey, J, ."*. Cases of Hypospadias, .V. 1. 
 Med. Jour., April. Report ofaCase of Poison 
 ing by Veratrum Viride. N. o. Med. and Sur. 
 Jour!, Julif. 
 
 Ballev, T, H. Zymotic Diseas«'s in New York; 
 Maliirlal Diseases of Putnam County. The 
 Saiiilarian, ttcl. 
 
 B»iley, T. P, Doulitful Case of Diphtheria. 
 Charleston Med. Jour, and Rev.. Jan. 
 
 Bnker, Smith, .\ Study of the Literature of 
 Puerperal Eclampsiii. Chicago Med. Jour, and 
 E.I., .March. 
 I Baker, K.F. Peri-Ut«^riue Hematocele 
 luosis. .Xorlhtresteru A uualist ( W.), July. 
 i Baker, T. Roberts, < J oa Powder. Yu. 
 \ Moiilhlii, April. 
 
 \ Baldwin, I>, A. Observations on Treatmenl 
 i Vty ( ompresseil .\ir. .\orth Am. .Tour. Uomc4>.. 
 i j)o»/. 
 
 I Baldwin, J. F. Tlic Metric System ni Pre- 
 ; scrii>tions; The Other Side. Ohio Med. Fee, Feb. 
 .\ Case of Some. Medico-IiCgal Interest. Ohio 
 i Med. Recorder, July. 
 
 Balvh, O. B. Cancerof the Bladder and Pros- 
 tate. Ohio Med. and Sur. .four., Aug. 
 
 Bamford, W. A. Case of Metaatasis of Mus- 
 enbir and Arthritic, Rheumatism to the Mem- 
 braiics iiiid Substance of the Brain, <.;onstilu- 
 tlng Meniiigo-Cercbritis. Paeijic Med. ami .S'wr. 
 Jour., Sov. 
 
 Phi 
 Med. 
 
 1 
 
CLAKSIFIED BY AUTH0U8. 
 
 "P^ 
 
 HaiiK'i, II. Local AnocxthfHiB. Chicago Mnl. \ 
 Jnur. iiHit Ex.. Suit. j 
 
 BniiKH, II. Two Cases of Strictiiro of tho Ure- I 
 thra. Cliiiiujii .Mill. .lour. ami ••>., .Vi/r, | 
 
 Darcliiy, Tlu»s. !S. Itupiu'tii.ii of (iiiH Stones I 
 and (.)l>etriutioii of tUn IJowil. Cunmln [.unit, ,lun»\ I 
 
 UiiriK-hi, C. «. What Hball we eull it? Am. Oh- ' 
 tervrr (11). April. 
 
 UariicN, I). L. "Tlio I'UjsioloKical Livor>." '' 
 Cm. Mi'il. Ailviinrr {II), Mdi/. 
 
 Warn«'H, <». W. Does tli.' Human H.iirovc^r turn 
 Gray in a siiiglo night V Cm. <•/'-</. Ailmnicr (//). 
 March. 
 
 BariK'H, L. Physiology an relatod to Theology, i 
 Ohio Mnl. Kii'l Sur. lirp. {II). Mail. The oi)ium Dis- j 
 ease. Clu. Mnl. Ailrmur {II), .inn. "8i(K I'hysiol- j 
 Ogy." Ciii, .Mill. Ailninir (II), Aui/. That Livery. 
 On, Mnl. Aili'iiiKv (If), .Y«r. 
 
 liarii«>tt, A K. On the, Ii.ipoi'tance of a kuowl- 
 edgo of Toxicolegy. Cm. Mi'il. Ailnmrr (//), A'or. 
 
 Puerperal ConvnlKious. .V. A,'. 
 AdilrcKs. A'. A'. M'd. Uiizi'ttr 
 
 CHiieerons Tumor in tlie Itectuiu. 
 
 Jiiiir,, IJir. 
 
 , Uepoi't of the Kxiieiinieutal 
 ill Ten Cus> s of I'crtiirt.iis. In. 
 
 , A Typical Case of Traiimatir 
 .V )'. Mrl. .Iimr.. March. 
 
 Barrou-s, Geo. 
 
 Meii. (iii-.i'tli- (II). lull, 
 (H), Anil. 
 
 Barrows, H.(J. IdioHynerasy. Ei'.nlit Mnl.anil 
 Sur. Jnur., h'lii. Mnsie as a Medicinal A^ent. Ec- 
 lectic Mnl. mill Stir. ,ftiur.. June. • hniight.'* on Chloro- 
 form. liiUrlir .Mill, iinil Sur. Jnur.. Junr. Iiniiedl- 
 ments to Medical Progress. Krlnlir .Mill anil Sur. 
 Jour., Aui). Some acuo\iut of American Kpidemics. 
 Creosote lUH a Medicinal A}{eut. Kchvlic Med. and 
 Sur. Jnur., iii-i. s<«ni;\iinarii Canadensis. Eclc<t>c 
 Mfd. anil Sur. Jnur., l/ir. 
 
 BarrowH, Ira. A Peculiar Ca»e. .V. IC. .Wfit. 
 
 Gazellr (11), .\n.\ Comuieuts upon Jliphtheria. A'. 
 £. Mnl. aaziit, (,l). Mail. 
 
 Barry, W iit. II. Clinical Ueports— On Phyto- 
 lacca I)ecanilr;i in Hcrofulu and Phthisis Pnlmonalis. 
 St. Loui.i I'lin, Hn\ Juni. I'resiiU-nts address before 
 the Arkansas .State Medical Assoiiation. .S7.. Limis 
 Clin. Hir.. .);•'/. Amputationof thi-Pouis. St.I.uuis 
 Clin. Ilir., .1. . . 
 
 Bartlftt, W, U. Tho Causes of DiseaBc iu 
 Country liniur-i. Tin- Sunilarian, Srpt. 
 
 Barton, Cnllliig, \V. Kpistaxis. Md. Mnl, 
 Jnur., liir. 
 
 Bartliolow, Roberta. Tyhpo-Malarial Fever, 
 and the npur ns of i<r. Woodward, l'. S. A., in lawj 
 imic, Sept. 8. Do the Conditions of 
 i'avor tipscially the Devolopiuent of 
 i^es. The Clinic, .\i>i'. 'li. Clinical 
 ;i arlatina; 2, A Case of Sciatica; ',i, 
 '\ ; i. Treatment of Ci;rtain Symptoms 
 i'iiUiisis. The Clinic, llee. ]. 
 
 \V. a. A Fatal Dose of Phytolacca. 
 ■ nier, Aug. 
 
 >)it. A Visit to the Medical Associa- 
 iite of Alabama. Chicai/ii Med. Jour. 
 
 and iu luTi. 
 Modern l.ii' 
 Nervou.t I'l^ 
 Lectures—; , 
 Gastric Cat;, i 
 in Cases of ' 
 
 Battlts, 
 Ohio Mnl. i: .. 
 
 Battey, <:. 
 tion of til' ^' 
 and Ex., Jim 
 
 Bauer, .lo-,. 1,. Clinical Reports — A Case of 
 
 Snppoherl .'\ I. -cess of the MediaHtiuum, SI. Louis 
 Clin. Her . ./,.,, Memorabilia. Ketro-L't. rlue Hoe- 
 matocele ■ M- .Ma iitinaut Pelvic Tumor? That is the 
 Question! rhii'c Eminent London (iyuoecologists 
 Unauiiuoii.^ly in favor of Malignancy: Nature takes 
 Exceptioi ► ^iiei saves the patient. .S7. lMui.t (Hin. 
 Rec, Mar' '■ ./(/„■, Oct. The American Medical Asso- 
 elatiou. .'. /.' ■(■.» Clin. Rec, July. On some Mooted 
 QuestioiiH in linatlon to Articular Diseases. St. 
 LouitC.iii. A'. ■.. Auy. Dr. Prince on the Constitu- 
 tional Oiit.iii .1 Joint Diseanes in the Record for 
 October. 1.S77. St. Louis Clin. Hec, Ami, On the 
 Dre8Bin(»iii St iiiups. St. Louis Clin. Ret,, A'on. On 
 the Dresi^ii.;' oi stumps. St. Jjiui.'< Clin. Rec, Dec. 
 
 Baudii.v. 'I- rome K. Effective Insanity. iSV. 
 Louis Cir,i. ic. r , an. The Case of the late Beu. De- 
 Barr. Si. I.kui- .Hed. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 lUixter, K. <). 
 
 .S7. I.nni.i Eelrvlic Me t. 
 
 BaylcH, <ieorK«'. 
 
 I'se or Amyl Nitrate- 
 Med. Mimtlihl. .in;;. 
 
 Iteaeh. KuKcue. 
 
 (ieueral Emphysema. 
 
 Itearh, H. 11. A. £xri»ion of the I'.llxiw .Ttjint 
 Showing Results frtiio a Series of Twenty-oii.. Caaes 
 Operated on at the Mass. (leiieral Hospital. Hosttn 
 Meil. unit Sur. Jnur.. Jan. 4. Note on the Aiitumatic 
 Reduction ot Hip .loint Luxation. I'lill. .M'li. Tinux, 
 Julji 'Jl. Note on tlie Automatic Ri-duetioii of Hip 
 Joint Luxation. .Snut.'iern Mnl. Her., Au;/. 
 
 Iteall, J. A. Unusual I'lirui of Abscess. ,^t. 
 Lnuis Clin, lite., Mii,i/. 
 
 Beard, <>eo. M. A New Theory of Trance uad 
 its Bearings on Human Testimony. ChiiJiijii Jnur. 
 yervnai and Mml'il Pis., Jnii. teases nf Nnvi 
 Treated by Electrolysis. A'. )'. .Wnl. Jnur., Ihc. 
 Practical Points in the Electrolytic Treatment of 
 Cystic and Fibroid Tumors. .Y. 1'. Mnl. I{,c.. .March 
 17. The Nature and Treatment oi ^eurasthenia 
 (Nervous Exhaustion) Hysteria, etc. .Y. K. Mtd. 
 lii-c, .sV/j/ . 15. The Successful Treatment of Hay 
 Fever. .Y. )'. Mnl. Hee., Aui). 11. Writers Cramps, 
 its Symptoms and Treatment. I'hU. Med. Timts, 
 Jan. W. 
 
 Beardsley, fieo. Ti. Treatment of Syphilitic 
 T'lcors. /'/(//. .Mnl. mill Sur. Rrji., Ajinl 21. 
 
 Ileckert, Tlie<». I'". The Relative Value of C«l. 
 chicum Root. Am. Jour. I'har., .Se.i>l. 
 
 Beckwith, K. C Caruoniania. Cin. Wed. Ad- 
 ranee (H), June. Insane Asylums in C>hio. Ohio MttL^ 
 and Sur. Rep. (II). \ne. Quarteu Intermittent. *. 
 .V. Inre.^tinalor (II). frh. i. 
 
 Heekwith, 1). H. Honieopatby in Northaia 
 Ohio. Ohio Med. imil Sur. Rep. (II). Jan. 
 
 Beckwith, Frank K. Laceration of the Vesti- 
 bule. I>hil. Med. Times. Oct. 27. 
 
 Beckwith, S, IJ. Remote and Reflex SymptonB 
 11ei)endent on Uterine Diseases. }lahnemanni»n 
 .Monthlji. .Utq. Medico— Legal Relations of Insanity. 
 Cin. Med. Advance (II), Oct. 
 
 BeektinKer, Joseph. Successful Flap-Extraa- 
 tiou of a Wounded I,en8. Iridectomy and Sub««< 
 ciueut Extraction of a Minute Splinter of Gold. /'•- 
 eitic .Med. and Sur. Jnur., Dee. 
 
 Bedell, S. O. Is Syphilis Amenable to Legisla- 
 tion? r. .v. Med. Inee.ttiijalor (II). Dec. 1. 
 
 Beebe, Albert H. Artificial Feeding of Infanta. 
 Am. Ilonten,, Awj. 
 
 Bebee, K. W. Local Indications iu Chronic Ca-« 
 tarrhal Affections of the Uterus, etc. Am. Homtt, 
 Xov. 
 
 Beebe, C. V. Nitrate of Amyl iu Ague. Phil. 
 Med. and Sur. Rep.. Se.it. 16. Sloughing of tho Intes- 
 tine. Phil. Med. and Sii. Rep.. Oct. 21. Invaginatad, 
 Intestine. Detroit Meil J ur., Sor. 
 
 Iteebe, <i. D. The Surgical Remedies for Vv~ 
 lapse Involving I'terus, Vagina, Bladder or Rectana. 
 V, S. Med. inwstigator (11), Jan. 1. Scarlet Fever and 
 Diphtheria; with some thoughts on other Forma af 
 Septic Disease, V. S. Med. InceMiijalor (li), Feb. 16. 
 
 Beech, J. H. C^ase of Poisoning by Flu. Ext. of 
 Belladonna Believed by Hypodermic lujeetious af 
 Morphia Sulphas. Toledo Mnl. ami Sur. Jour., April. 
 Fracture of the Rim of the Acetabulum. Toledo Mtd. 
 and Sur. Jowr., April. 
 
 Bceinan, E. K. Obstinate Epistaxis Controllad 
 by Compression of the Superior Coronary Artery 
 and its Branches. Am.Med. Ri-Weeh-ly, July. Effort 
 of Quinine upon the Gravid Uterus. Am. Med. 0i- 
 Weekly, Feb. 3. Au Instance in which Quinine Orijd^ 
 nated° Contraction of the Uterus. Am. Med. «(-. 
 Weekly. May 12. 
 
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INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 1: 
 }■ 
 li 
 
 lli>lil«'l<l, W. T. ('HMO 111 Amyloid DcHi'iioriitlou 
 •f I.iv«T»iii> KIiIih'Jh; witli <"»rU«ii<>r I.miiliiir Vertr. 
 
 hrai. r/iicdf/o ,W<'('. ./"ur. otft A.V., Si/it. 
 
 Il«<ll. A. N. Mnrliu' llyKioiio on Uimrtl I'HMouKor 
 T.whkIh. rill Sitiiilitiiuii. Aiiril. TubiriuloiilK In 
 MlUii CowH, 1111(1 the (liuitanliiUHHrHM of Tuhoroiilo. 
 ■U by till' DlKoiitlvc Oi-kuun. rif Sinitdiinn. .iuii. 
 
 IU>U, .»iM»u<M Kiiwt<ii«*. liny FdViT. i'liil. Ued. 
 •mt Sur. Jir/i., I>ri\ lt>. 
 
 Ili'll, •liiliii. Olillipio Krnotnro of the Thigh 
 trnatotl liy Kxti'MNlnn, t'liniulu Mni. Kri\, <h'l. ("an- 
 I'or of till' l^vcr. Viiniiili Viit. 'ind Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 Il«>ll, K. I.. A CuMitfor DiAKOOHiH. 'Ai'e(((i ,Vfil. 
 •«■( Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Ili'll. T. M. rtTiiviiin Hark niul its Halts. I.nuis- 
 mUe MrH. A-Kvi., Jnhi 'IH. s«|tH of IVruviim Unrk. 
 l,«Hi.<villt V'll. .ViH'x, ./«/y 'Jl, 
 
 ll«>iu'«ll«>l, iloHoiili M. Kli-pliiiiitl«HiH Arabuni. 
 
 r,i, .V,;l. Vimthlft. t'i-l>. 
 
 Il«>iin«>tt, II. K. rt.Tlnr ribroiiU. A. A.'. M,-,!. 
 Uitnllf (//i. .S>/ir 
 
 llciiiK'll, .Lie. IIy|inoti<< Iiilliutnco of fblorn- 
 ronn In AHtlimu. .1 m. Wni. mWfk'ii. .S>/.r 'ill. 
 K«Ktro)iliY or Kxtrovorsion of tlii" Hlaililor. Vn. 
 iTi-.f, }t .nfihi. Vi.i'. 
 
 lli-iiMon, .1. M. On till' I'roAtnii'iit of Pi)ibthi'rl«. 
 
 »'rt«.».(.l /..inc'.7, M,irc>< 
 
 llt'liHOU, <lN('iir K. lti<|M>rt ni' it ('mh(> of Ai'llti' 
 <)»«(ritl'« llii<tni"n.\iii)i,m .Vonl'i.'t, Mirrh. 
 
 ll«>riii»r<l,v, KiiK«>ii«> r. Aiiplioitliou of Kor>-epH 
 in Hoait - l«»t rvi'Si'iitulioil. I'MI. .V<il. Timrt, 
 ipnl U. 
 
 lli'riiiiyN A. V. On tho clpi'ration of Vi'sico- 
 Ya»linal Ki'itiiU -I I'raimlatlon). H. >(■ /.. Mnl. Jimr., 
 Jmi . 
 
 Il«>riiri>iit<>r, V. 1'av.piu« ('nrod by IMili-aiuara. 
 l.<«tliart(y iuri>ii liy IlyiwoyaiunH. r. .v. .V<\t. Inn*- 
 
 tti/yUor ^ll''. Aufi. I'l. 
 
 ll<>rri«lK«\ K. W. Khim To\ivoiti>u<tr»>u ami 
 Baryta. I'. .V .¥nl. /iiiv.s,'i>i/,ii- (//). fvr. I. Uomo- 
 «l>alliy VH. Till' l>h\8i'>lo^'ii'nl S.-hool. r. .S W.W. 
 /«ivsf„;,i/,„- i/ii. f\i,. I. A.t;lilioii.x to Allou'a Matt-ria 
 MoilitNl. //.lAnriNiiiiriiiiM V.^ufilii, March. 
 
 ItoltH, li. K. ImlioatlouR for Mu«ox Purpurea 
 
 in l>i»i»»i's of WiMiii'ii. // i.^Hr'iH I'miiin .VowM/y. Jiinr. 
 Iiitht'atioiiK tor Miirt'x I'urpun'a iu Oiiioaaefi of 
 Woni.Mi. I' s.. Mill /iir-'.v»i.*ir-ir (//I, JM»f IJ. A Oaao 
 of S|nirion« Horniaphr>Hlitism. UnknemanMuiu 
 
 II<>Ik. Ilt<riii»ii. Aotiou of Nitrate Acid on 
 Syrup ot U'dido of Iron. .Im. Jour. /'A>ir., /Vr. 
 
 It«>v»n. <'lt»». F. Turpura Hoiuorrhacii-a. .Vif. 
 .Wt>t. Jouy.. .In;;. 
 
 Il<«v»n, ThoiuMs. St-arlatina and 8uppurativo 
 IMmtriay- PbtbioU and Kiiipycma — C»no«'r oi tUo 
 I.nu«(«. ('*iiMf)» .¥'■>. J'Mv. .in.f A>.. June 
 
 IWvifrlv. V. Fntiik. c)n the Vac of El«H.-trioity 
 la Follionlar IMiarvuititi* <«>.• Vri. ,ni.« .Vi,r. J.ivr., 
 
 Whtirwr. H. F. Oyntio pijitNaso of T<>»tlcle. f»»n 
 *«*. ^m<i Swr Ki-p. (//I. W.m-*. I^tti* falcttliu 
 thnnt«:k tho I'ri'thra. It^moval of I terine Mhrr'id 
 Ti'vljpua. »Wi<> Mri. ,iti.< .Vw. If.-f\ (//i. J,tM, A SoriM 
 ■<*t Mattd<>r i^aatw. min V'^f. .fni .Vw. Krp. {H). JUaf. 
 
 1ll|C«>l«w, A. T\>rri>«trial Maitiiotiam as a Tber*- 
 ^nil.' Aijont. f\i>>.i V' J. .j»i I >">('■. J'ur.. /Vc. 
 
 IliSlow. J. K. A Ca«e of (\iitvf«iuoi«l Rx»«*c- 
 tliMI. (Vt* l^uKYt .iirf (►v., fkl. 
 
 BIUinir«. <l. S. On thr rianafor tho John* Hop- 
 kins' Hovpiul at lUltinioro. V. w VoH Mid. A'-v.. 
 J».in V.-i 
 
 illiikt'ril, A. I>. mtBtnrinff In Typ>>>>»-KnterltU. 
 
 /Vii7. .Milt, awl Sur. «.•;<., Frl>. :i. Pmirperal flonvul. 
 
 I aloiiH. Prompt ami KtBiluut UleedlDfj. /'A>7. Jlof. 
 
 I iinil Sur. Ki-p. .l/iri7 Jl. Vitality of Fenialoa. /'A«. 
 
 ; .Vril. anti Sur. H,/!., .Vay IC 
 
 ' llird, .1. F. WtntArlng at the Seaside. I'hU. 
 I Mnl. <mil Sur. Hrj).. .\pril •i». 
 
 Harcoma of the Choroid. Am. 
 
 A. 
 
 HlNliop, I 
 
 Homrii, .S'l/i/. 
 
 HlHhop, M. K 
 
 .\. y. .Wf(<. Kclecllr 
 
 Sprains and Their Tri'atntent. 
 Uai/. 
 
 IIInIi«i|>, IMi»iiii(>I K. Kxtranrdinary Tolerance 
 III a PoiHouons Uoao of Chloral Hydrate, limtun 
 Mril. and Sur. Jour.. Sf/it. 0. 
 
 HlNiiop. K. S. High Potenoles Again. Cin.Med. 
 .{dnmiv(H). Frh. 
 
 HIhhcII, KiiH>rv (illbort. Hop (Uilture iu New 
 York. .iiii.Jiiur. I'hnr.. \o\\ On HomiM'onBtltuenta 
 of Hopn. .\in..litur. I'/iar., /Vr. 
 
 lllttiiiir, tliOiii A. Puerperal CouTulaloua. .V. 
 )'. .Vr,l. Jour.. Julji. 
 
 llrhlK*'- NoriuHii. A very useful Nanal Irri- 
 gator, t'liiraf/o .VrU. Jour, and Ex., Junr. 
 
 lllMok. .1. K. Public Health Reform. The Sani- 
 tarian, Jan. Tlie Promotion of MoiIIi'aI Culture and 
 Self-Proti'otiou by a NewOrd'r of Fi'llowaklp. ('in. 
 I.tinrrt ami OI:<.. .Vor, 
 
 lllnckHiit-r, .\lt>xaiiik«>r H. Some of the Se- 
 quplor of Plt'uriny. I'aniuia Med. K>r., l)-r. 
 
 Itlncklmiii, Geo. K. On the VisiGility of the 
 t.iiii 8 ot Nobert'H I'.itli liaiid when aiupliliid 540 
 diaiiititi'rs. I'linnidcri'il in relation to thi'ir .\pparent 
 Dintani-e and Visual An^le. 'Vn. Med. Xewf, Jon. 
 
 Illwir. Aiiilr«>w. IMalyxed Iron. .Int. Jnur. 
 /'All .. July. Dlspeusiuti Prescriptions. .Im. Jour, 
 rhar., <tft. 
 
 niuir, II. V. Dialy/.ed Iron. Am. Jnur. I'hitr., 
 July. 
 
 KlitkiN <Ii»ri'iu'«« .1. Otologioal Koview. .irch. 
 Itlihlhiil. ((■ Oliil.. Vol. >■/., iHi^ 'AM. 
 
 UIhW*-, •!. I>. Report of an Anenoephalus Mon- 
 st»r. .\m. Med. Hi- H'-ri/y, Pec. 8. 
 
 HIako. Marv .1. S. A Supposed IT terlue Tumor. 
 /". A'. .Veil. Iniy-'tigilir (H). .\>jrf. 1. 
 
 Hli-sfli, I*. K. The Properties and Uses of Hy- 
 drastis (Canadensis. 'Mio .Vref. Ree.. *k-t. 
 
 ItluiulMTKf •*. A Peculiar Caso of Irritation of 
 tho Nervous System i:i a Child whilst Teething. 
 /•»i;. Meil. and Sur. Rrp.. .Vor. U. 
 
 Illyth, A. >V)iit«*r. MicnvChemistry as applied 
 to the Indentilication of Tea Leaves and a New 
 Methoil for the Kstimation of Thenia. .Uw. Juur. 
 I'ltor., .Vr;>f. 
 
 Korkins. F. H. KiM>ii. Potaesii- Nitrate iu Scar- 
 latina. ('^iniiTO V«'. Jour, anil A>.. April. 
 
 Iloilt>nhiaiuer, Wiu. Are Hemorrhoids Salu- 
 tary? .V. )•. Mfyi. Rec. .^f4. 8. 
 
 lUxluian. I^wU H. A C^ase ii^ Practice. Tatedt 
 .Veil, iinif .'•"nr. Jtmr.. June. 
 
 Itolltus. Wiu. H. Version of tlie Vertex in 
 Shoulder t^f.«<'ntaUons. Southern Mfil. Rf^.. .Hag. 
 Vrrsiou by the Vertex in Shoulder IVeneutations. 
 /.(••fi'-itV/r V'tf .Vf>r» March 'H. 
 
 BoMil, K. ('- VitAliam and Vital Medication. 
 <^u•, Litncei anil <>(•*. Maif. 
 
 Bwntliirant, A. A. Remarks on Ten i'«a«s of 
 Erysipelas. LimitrUlf Med. .Vnr<, Junt 16. 
 
 IUH>thly, K. L. Vit*l SUtistics. The .<-imtar\am. 
 IV(. 
 
 Rooarr. W. I>. TraiimaticSeptic*mia. AUantit 
 Med. .TB-f .'iur. Jomr.. Mardk. 
 
mm 
 
 CLASSIFIED BY AUTHORS. 
 
 Bor<l«tn, I^. H. Medlciil Superstition. N. Y. 
 Mi'd. Kclertii\ S'oi'. 
 
 liorilley, .riimefi. (':tso in wlilcli an Iiidiii 
 Riil>lmrNurslii>;-Tnl)o wiiM SwiiUowtil by iiii Iii- 
 laiit. Am.. lour. Meil. •Srie»ren,.lan. 
 
 Ilnrdwell, .1. 8. Fibroid Tiiinor oi tin- UtcruM. 
 Helrclit: ilea, and .s'lf/-. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Ilorlanil, J. R. Amfrlcim Miulltilno; rtsCoii- 
 IliftH and AeliUntMm'ntH. Knlerlie Med, and Siir. 
 ■loiti'., Feb. 
 
 Roth, C. On tlio CiuiHo of TnlwrouloHlH of (ho 
 LnnKH by IndndnK C'iiloUlciitlon. .V. Y. Mrd. 
 Iter., Feb. n. A Fow Rcnimkn on, iintl CiiseMof 
 HuccoHsfuI Ciilcificutloii of Tu1)erciilu8ls of tlio 
 Lungs. A^. r. Med. Jiec, July 21. 
 
 RottBf 8. L. ExceHsivo D«!V(i)<>imu'nt. din. 
 Med. News, May. 
 
 Routell«, J, T. Fatal Chsbh of TotauuH. Vu. 
 Med. Monthly, April. 
 
 Bowdltch, Henry P. Recent Progrcsn In 
 PUysloloffy. Honlon Med. and Siir. Jonr.,.liui. 
 IH. Addrnp.s at tlio Opening of tlio Annual Mcet- 
 iiiijof Mm American MtMlical Asnociation, held at 
 < 'lii(^ago, .Inno, 1877. Uimloii. Med. uad Stir, .loiir., 
 .June 7. 
 
 Howen, Wm. Sliaw. KtM-ato C'onuH; Opcia- 
 tion by liownianN Method. Hoslon Med. mid 
 Sitr. .Join:, Feb. 1. 
 
 Rowit*, A. i'. .V Case of Arseniciil I>oi.sonin>r. 
 llithiiemaiinian Mimlhly, Muy. 
 
 Ilowlenby, W. H. Caso of Intr.aAlidniniMiil 
 ■VliNceNs. jV. >'. Med. Fxleclir, May. 
 
 Itowrauii, CliaN. A. Examination of Coniiner- 
 ciiil Copalbu. .!«». .four. I'hur., .Vug. 
 
 Royce, Oi»o. C. TUromlJOSlsof the Left Middle 
 Perehral Artery. Am. Hoineo., Oct. llypci'ies- 
 tlieHla. Am. llomto.. Nov. Experience In Cliolo- 
 ra rnfantimj. (/. S. Med. fnrestifiuloriir.), Mnyir). 
 Soma Exiierlenee in Croup. IK S. Metf. liirrsli- 
 galor (II.), .Tan. Vu 
 
 RoTland, Geo. IlalHtead. Medico-Legiil Ob- 
 stetrle.'*. Phila. Med. and Siir. Rep., Sept. 1 mid 
 .SeiiLVi. Note on tho Use ot Erjjot in Urctliral 
 Hemorrhage. Am. Jovr. Med. Sciences, , fill i/. 
 
 Roylet Cliust «. Intermittent Fever, Homeo. 
 Times, May. 
 
 Boys, Win. Singular Metastatic Aetlou. Med. 
 News and Library, March. 
 
 Rozeman, Nathan. On Kolpoklersia and Other 
 Allied Procedures aHMoaus of Treating Vesico- 
 Vaglunl Fl8tula. A', and L. Med. Jour., Oct 
 
 Bradford, E. H. Ho.spitaI Cases. Boston. Med. 
 and Snr. Jour., D«c. 27. Health of Rowing Men. 
 The Sanitarian, Dec. 
 
 Rradford, T.D wight. Atheroma of tho Bliod- 
 YcHsels. Ilomeo. Times, June. Syphilitic Necro- 
 Nisof the,Inforlor Maxillary Bone. ITomeo. Times, 
 July. 
 
 Bradley, Edward. Septlcasmia. Phy. mid 
 I'har., May. A Case of Osteo-Sarcoma following 
 Fracture of tho Fibula. Phy. and Pliar., Nor. 
 
 Bradley, Judson. Abdominal Aorta nearly 
 Severed by a Bullet. Detroit Med. Jour. , Nor. 
 
 Bradnack, F. The Therapeutics of Periodical 
 Cephalalgia. Buffalo Med. and Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 Bradner, Wm. B. Dislociitiou of the Patella. 
 N. T. Med. Bee., Jan. 20. 
 
 Braedon, M. C An Anomaly in Obstetrics. 
 77. S. Med. IncestiyatoriU.), Sept. 15. 
 
 Bragg, 8hirly. Stricture of tho Male Urethra. 
 Atlanta Med. and Sur. ,four., Feb. A Case of 
 Stricture of tho Urethra, Complicated with Hy- 
 pertrophy of the Prostate, Stone, and Violent 
 Cystitis. Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Braman, A. H. Expulsiou of TiBUia. Phila. 
 Med. ana Sur. Sep., April 7. 
 
 Bramlett, W. H. Etiology of Typhoid Fever, 
 Vu. Med. Monthly, May. 
 
 RrandeiH, Richard C NasoPharyngoiil Fi- 
 bromnta. Am. Prar.l., April. A New Hletlmd oi 
 .Hecnring an Upright Position <d' the KpigloitiN, 
 Lonisrille Med. News, Jan. 27. 
 
 Rraiin, J. R. On Medlenl I,iitglHlatlon. /'. ,v, 
 Meil. Inresligalor (II.}, April 1. Centries, F.\ 
 eentrlcH, unit Logic. ('. ,s', Med. Inresliyalor, 
 (II.), June i. 
 
 Rreakfll, JamcH H. Case of Foreign IJodv 
 In the Bronchial Tube. X. Y. Med. Hci:,JiineVi'. 
 
 Rrenton, WilUs. Cryolite and Its Uses. Am. 
 Jour. I'har., Feb. 
 
 Rrewster, A. J. Cholera Infantum, Iluhne- 
 nuninian .Monthly, ,Tuly, 
 
 Rreyfoglo, W. I... Potency and Dose. ('in. 
 Med. Advance (II.), Sept. 
 
 Brickell, I>. Warren. Tho Proper Treat- 
 ment of Pelvic. Effusions. Am. Jour. Med. Sci- 
 ences, April. 
 
 Rridge, Norman. SclrrhuH of the Conunou 
 Bile Duct. Chicago Med. .four, and Ex., April. 
 
 Rriggs, C. ."4. Two Rare Dislocations. Nash. 
 Tour. Med. and Sur., July. Aneurism of the 
 Abdominal Aortii. Nush. Jour. Med. and Sur., 
 Feb. 
 
 Briggs, W. T. Surgical Clinic. Nash. Jour. 
 Med. and Sur., Jan. Surgical Clinic. Nash. 
 .Tour Med. and Sur, March. Surgical Clinics : i. 
 Ectropion; 2. Hydrocele; 3. Cireumclslon. Nash. 
 .Tour. Med. and Sur., April. Surgical Cases. 
 Nash. .Tour. Med. and Sur., Muy. Surgical 
 Clinics: 1 Fracture of Skull ; 2. Vascular Tumor 
 of the Neck ; Excision ; H. Pott'.s Disease of the 
 Spine. Nash. Jour Med. and Sur., Nov. Sui- 
 gfcal Clinic: 1. Epithelioma; Excision; 2. Ne- 
 crosis of Humerus; Sequestrotolny. .\ash. .Tour, 
 Med, and Sur., Dec. 
 
 Brinton, J. H. Enormous Cystic Kidneys ; 
 Stricture of the Urethra. Phila. Med. Times, 
 .Tune 9. 
 
 Rroca, Paid. Clinical Lessons on a Case of 
 Fcetal Tumor. Western. Lancet, Feb. 
 
 Rronson C. C. The True Status of the Physi- 
 cian. (Jin. Med. Adrance (II.), Dec. 
 
 Bronson, Edward B. .\ Case of Lichen 
 Planus. Arch. Dermatol., , Tan. Ou Certain Pre- 
 valent Skin Diseases of the Summer of 1H7<!. 
 Arch. Dermatol., Jan. Case of Suspected Gum- 
 mous Disease of the Penis. Arch. Dermatol., 
 April. 
 
 Bronson, J. R. .\. Review of Medicine; Its 
 Work and its Worth. Boston Med. and Sur. 
 .four., .Tune 14. 
 
 Brooke, F. R. Phimosis with Reflex Irrita- 
 tion. Frt. Med. Monthly, Feb. 
 
 Brother, Ferd. Treatment of Fracture of the 
 Femur. Am. Jour. Med. Sciences. Jan. 
 
 Brown, O. C. Puerperal Convulsions. Cana- 
 da 2Ied. Ilec, .March. 
 
 Brown, Bedford. Thrombosis of the Brain. 
 Heart, and Pulmonary Arteiy as a. Cause of 
 Mortality During tho Progres-s of Cholera Infan- 
 tum, and its Prevention. Phila. Med. Time^, 
 Sept. 15. 
 
 Rrown, B. H. A Case of Fibrous Tumor of 
 the Uterus, Causing Eclampsia. Am. Jour. 06s., 
 .Tan. .Subinvolution of the Urine. A', and L. 
 Med. Jour., June. 
 
 Brown, C. W. Analysis of One Hundred aud 
 Nino Cases of Rheumatism, Treated with Sali- 
 cylic Acid and Salicine, with Tables. Hostou 
 Med. and Sur. .Tour., Feb. 8. 
 
 Brown, D. Dyce. Studies in the Materia Muil- 
 ica. N. E. Med. Gazette (II.), April. 
 
 Brown, H. B. Aortic Aneurism. St. Louis 
 Med. and. Sur. .Tour., .Tune. 
 
 Brown, Ira. Transverse Fracture of the Pa- 
 tella, Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 20. 
 
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INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 I \ 
 
 m 
 
 Tlrown, J. H. A caso «f Modnlliiry Cancer of 
 tlio Ktoiiiiich, Llv(T ML'HOiiUuy, anil Oiuuntum. 
 riirCliiitc, Feb. 17. 
 
 nriiwii, .1. r. Ctt86of IntllsHns(•l^l^tlon Cnn- 
 iida Laucet,'1>tUl- 
 
 liroivn, J. W. Rt'tro-riinrynffoal Abscosa as 
 aHc(|iul<)f DIplitliiiia. .V. Y. Metl. Uec, Fvb. U. 
 Rrlatliiii of Pliynioian and Clci'KVtncn. ()hi(t 
 Med. (1)1(1 Sni: Ilcii. (ILi.Mnii. Ta'uia TroattMl 
 with ("iirbolic Ai^lil. .V. 1 . Mai. Iin\. Dec. 2i. 
 
 lirown, Lenox. On tlio Canspsof DyHpna-a 
 In CaHi'H of Sufl'oi'ativo Uroiicliocclo. Am. Jour. 
 Med. Hcienccs, A/tril. Hypliilitio Ulceration of 
 tUo Pharynx. LnuUriltc Med. jWews, Dec. 2'2. 
 
 Brown, N. F. Tetanus. Detroit Med. Jour.< 
 June. 
 
 Brown, ThoinHH II. Cases of Hare-Lip and 
 Cleft Palato in Syphilitic Cliildrcn. Airli. Der- 
 matol., JkIi/. Urethral Stricture. Md. Med. 
 Jour., May. 
 
 Brown-Sequard, £. C . DlHcaRes of the Ner- 
 vous Bystem. N. Y. Med. Rec, Dee. 8. ParalyHis 
 and Cdiiviilsions as Eirect.s of Organic JJisease 
 of the Brain. Arch. Clin. Sur., JVoc. 15. 
 
 Bruebncli, Geo. H. Case of Puerperal Apo- 
 l»li'.\y. Am. Med. lU-WeeUly, March 17. 
 
 Brnen, Kdward P. Juborandi In BriKht'.s 
 Di.sea.so. I'hild. Med. Times, April 14. Ob.scr- 
 vatlc.i^T with n View to DeterniuiluK the latlu- 
 encoof Jaborandi on the Elimination of Urea 
 by the Kidneys. Am. Jour., MeiU Sciences, July. 
 
 Brugfh, Ezra. Severe and Peculiar Ii^ury. 
 Phihi. Med. and Sur. Itep., Sept. l.'>. 
 
 Brush, £.F. Kuniyss. I'hi/. and Phar., Mai/. 
 Buflfalo iMoilical Club. Buffalo Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., June. 
 
 Bryan, J. The Plaster Jacket. Louispille 
 Med. Aews, Sept. 15. 
 
 Bryan, J. D. Gestation Prolonged to Four 
 Iluudred aiul Forty-two Days. St. Louis Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 Bryce, C. A. A Case of Syphilitic Phthisis 
 Pulmoualid. T«. Med. Monthly, Nov. 
 
 Back, Albert 11. Tho Danger Attending the 
 Introduction of Fluids into tlio Nasal Pas.sages. 
 .V. Y. Med. lice, March 11. Desquamative Pro- 
 cesses in tho Ear. .V. 1'. Med. Jiec., Dee. 15. 
 
 Buck, J. D. Therapeutics of Catarrh. Ohio 
 Med. avd Sur. Rep. (11.), July. Modern Physio- 
 logy. Cin. Meii. Admnee (II.), Feb. About 
 Clinical Reports and Theories. Cin. Med. Ad- 
 vance in.), Feb. 
 
 Bucko, It. M. The Functions of the Great 
 Sympatlictic Nervous System. Am. .Tour. In- 
 sanity, Oct. 
 
 Buchanan, J. K. Depressed Compound Frac- 
 ture of tlio Skull. R. and h. Med. Jour., March. 
 Tho limtitutes ol' Meilicine. .V. )'. Med. Fcleelir, 
 Sept. 
 
 Buckliuui, T. K. Urtrmia. Canada Lancet, 
 May. The Eft'e( ts of Smoking. Canada Lancet, 
 March. 
 
 Bucknell, H, E. Tho Etiology and Treatment 
 of Fever. St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Oct. 
 
 Buckner, J. H. Shall tho Use of Chloroform 
 us an An.Tsthctli' l)c Abandoned I The Clinic, 
 May 12. TUo EUeet of Llmo upon the Eye. The 
 Clinic, Oct. C. 
 
 Buell, E. C. A Painless Operation ))y the U.so 
 of a Freezing Mixture. Ohio Med. and Sur. l{e)>. 
 (II.), May. A Couple of Ilair-Piu Cases. Ohio 
 Med. and Sur. Ucp. {U.),Jan. Intussusception 
 of llio Bowels. Ohio Med. and Sur. Itep. (11.), 
 
 .\0B. 
 
 Buflbm, J. H. The Galvano-Cautery in Sur- 
 gery. Hahnemannian Monthly, May. 
 
 Bulkley, L. Diinoan. Two Cases of Morphma 
 with KtuuarkH on tln> DIseaMoand itH DKfereutlul 
 Diagnosis. Notes on the Local Treatment of 
 Certain Disi^a.ses of the Skin. Arch. Dermatol., 
 Jan. Seorbiitio Purpiu'a. lelithyosls. Aenoln 
 durata. Arch. DermatiJ., Jan. OutheNomen 
 elature and ClaMsilleation of DiseasoH of the 
 Skin. Arch. Dermatol., April. Two Cases of 
 llydrou. Arch. J>ermalol., April. Eczenn* Ru 
 brum. Erythema PapulatUMi. Arch. Dermntol., 
 July. Notes ou I liu Local Treatment of DiNi^ascH 
 of the Skin. Prosiasis Guttata. Untreated 8y. 
 plillis. Warts. Scabies. Dilatation in the Skin. 
 Arch. Dermatol., Oct. Case of I'emphigu.s Mallg- 
 niis In which Arsenic Twice Appeared to Save 
 Life. Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Oct. Analysis 
 of Seven Hundred and Seventy-four Cases of 
 Skin Disease Treated at tho Denillt Dispensary 
 In lfl"6. iV. Y. Med. Jour., April. On tho So- 
 called Eczema Marginatum of Hebra. Chicayn 
 Med., lour, and Ex., Nov. On tho Kecognltlon 
 and Mamigement of tlie Gouty State in Diseases 
 of the Skin. Am. Pract., Nov. 
 
 Bnll, Charles S. Remarks on Some of the 
 Rarer Syphllltio Neuroses of tho Eye. A m. Jour. 
 .Med. Sciences, Jan. A Contribution to the Etiol- 
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 Sciences, April. A Contribution to tho Study of 
 Inherited SyphillH of tho Eye. Am.. four. Med. 
 Sciences, ,Tuiu. Observations on Ciioked Disk 
 Following lufurles to tlie Head In Clilldren. Am. 
 .Tour. Med. Sciences, Oct. A Ca.se of Hysterical 
 Hemiplegia with Neuralgia of the Trigeminus 
 and Amblyopia. .V. Y. Med. Rec, Feb. 17. Tho 
 Connection between tlio Choii^a and Errors of 
 Refraction of tho Eye. A'. 1'. Med. Rec. , June ?. 
 Fracture of tho Bones of the Face. N. Y. Med. 
 live, Sept. 1. Rare Fracture of Superior Maxilla. 
 .V. 3'. 2led. Rec, Dec. 22. 
 
 Bullock, Charles. Ooa Powder and Chryso- 
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 Buinstead, S.J. Medical Legislation Again. 
 U. S. Med. Investigator (II.), Jan. 15. On the 
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 ,V. 1'. Med. Rec, Sept. 1. Tho Seee.ssiou Move- 
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 Burdick, J. F. Action and Uses of Stimulants. 
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 Burke, Martin. Onlum Poisoning Treated bj' 
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 Nitrite of Amyl in Tinitus Aurium. A'. 1'. Med. 
 Rec, Aug. i. Tho Now Metrical System in the 
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 Burns, Reed. TheCJeneralPathology of Asth- 
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 Burr, N. U, A Case of Traumatic Tetanus In 
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 <.'al«lwell, tloliii •!. Fluid Extract of Damiaua. 
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 Calilwfll, W. S. UheumatiHm. Its Treatment 
 
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 A. y. Mnl. Un:, .Srpl. I. 
 
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 <'allaliHii, •!. I. (Jaso of (^irrhosis of tho Livi'r 
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 ('aiiipliell, C T. Acuo. 'Vii. MfAl, Advanct (U), 
 
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 <'aiii|>lii>ll, KtlwaiMl i>l. Klhroiis Tumor of 
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 Caiiipliitll, FraiiflH W. Application of Nitric 
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 (.'ainplM'II, tlnliii. KchlnocoocuB of the Liver, 
 
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 I Caniplicll, llolit. Tho Relations Existing Be- 
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 I Dei: 
 
 I Canflclil, M. A. .'.uniparlson of Belladonna, 
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 <'aiitr«>Il, (i. M. li. Quinine aa a Remedy for 
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 I <'ap<<ii, F. A. Three Cases. A^. E. Med. Gazette 
 
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 I <.'arliHl«>, J. ('. Eucophaloid Cancer of Left 
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 Carlton, liiirk <i. Clinical Oases. Homen Times, 
 
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 C'ariiiieliaU, S. W. Advances in the Practice of 
 
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 i'arpt'iitt']', K. G. Puerperal Kclampsia. i'hil. 
 
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 €arr, M. S. Perl-Uterine Cellulitis. Am. Ob- 
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 Carroll, Alfred L. Pneumonia Arrested in its 
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 <'arrlvk, A. I.,. Rigidity of the Os-Uteri. Am. 
 
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 Carsteiis, J. Henry. Original Translations. 
 
 Oelrotl Mnl. Jour., Miui aud Aug. 
 
 (.'arson, Win. Cerebral £ml>olism. Am. I'ract., 
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 Carter, 1). I). Carbolic Acid Injections In Hem- 
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 Cartwright, K. On Lapis AlbuB. Northwestern 
 
 AuniUi.<l, Jul;/. 
 
 Castle, Franklin I>. Accommodative aud Mus- 
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 Caswell, Kdward T. Ligation of the External 
 
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 \ CatterinoW', James. Abscess in the Gastro- 
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 V. 
 
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 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMtJNlCATlONB, 
 
 'i.n 
 
 Caulkins, J. S. RemarkB on the Origin snd 
 
 Propagation of the Typlioid Fever Poison. Detroit 
 Med. Jour., March. Fe.meutatio'j. Detroit Med. 
 Jour., July. 
 
 Chadwlck, Jaines K. Case of VagiuloiBmue 
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 lioston Mnt. and .S'mc. Jour., D-r. 'M. Note on a Speci- 
 men of a recently delivered Uterus with adherent 
 Placenta. -Im. Juur. (>l>s., .Inly. 
 
 C'hainbrrlaln, V. Traumatic Tetanus succesR- 
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 Jour.: •/""• Case of Puerperal Eclampsia. Pariftv 
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 Chamberlain, W. B. Bcsume of Diet to be 
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 Prevention of Ivy Poisoning. .V. K. Med. Omette 
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 Chamberlain, W. iVI. The Germ theory of 
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 CliainberH, R. 1*. Loeso Cartilage in Knee 
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 C^handler, A. H. On the Specific Action of 
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 Chandler, W. T. Select Prescriptions. Louis- 
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 Med. AVics April 7. Cerebral Embolism. Lnuisvill' i 
 Med. Xews, June 9. Some Practical Hints upon Ali- • 
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 Med. Sew$. Sept. 12. Intussusception of the Bowel. ' 
 Louisville Med. News, Xov. 10. i 
 
 Chapin, K. B. Case of Oxalate of Lime Calou- | 
 lu8 Weighiug Five and one-half Ounces Successfully | 
 removed by Lateral Operaticm. Am. Jour. .Med. i 
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 Chapin, F. AV. Annual Report for Hampden 
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 Chapman, K. >i. AUohol and Diphtheria, <'in. • 
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 Chapman, S. H. Sarcoma of Inferior Constric- 
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 Am. Jour. Med. .Sciences, Oel. i 
 
 Chapman, AV. C. New Remedies. Toletio Med. \ 
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 tions. Toedo Med. and .Sur. Jour.. Dee. 
 
 Chase, S, B. Cholieraia. I'hil. .Med. and Sur. \ 
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 ChaHe, S. I„ Pc8sarienin Uterine Displacemouts. 
 I'hil. Med. and Sue. Hep , Oct. 27. 
 
 ChaHe, WaltJ-r I). ErysipelaH and Puerperal 
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 Cheuthaui, W. Threocnses of Bright's Disease I 
 of the Kirtueys Detected by the Ophthalmoscope. 
 Liniisville Med. \ews. May 12. Two Inter estiug casin ! 
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 The Best OphthalmoHcope. .\m. l'racl.,Jidy. Atro- i 
 phy of Opt'c Nerve from a slight Fall. Am. I'ract., \ 
 Dec. Embolism of the ArtiTieH of I he Retina. Am. i 
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 .(»!. I'ra/:t , Aug. 
 
 Cheever, David W. Surgical Cases. Arch, 
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 J<mr., Aufi.'.W. Hospital Cases. Iloxidii Meil. aud.Sur. 
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 Chenery, E. From the Brain to the Ear. Bos- 
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 Chenuwith, W. J. Neuralgic Dysmeuorrhoea. 
 Am. Med. Hi- Weekly, May 12. 
 
 Ciieney, B. II. Chronic Ovaritis with Ovarialgia 
 
 and Disordered Menstruation. U. S. Med. Investiga- 
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 ChlHney, J. P. Ovariotomy. .St. Louis Med. and 
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 Cl«ew, S. C. Notes on Pneumonia with cases. 
 M<l. Med. Jour., June. 
 
 Childs, W. B. A case of Abdominal Dropsy. 
 Hahnemannian 'Mimlhly, Feb. 
 
 ChlKolm, Julian J. What Aniesthetic Shall 
 We Use? K. ({■ L. Med. Jour., Oct. Carbolic Acid in 
 Eye Surgery. \'a. Med. .Monthly, Dec. Cli..ical Lec- 
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 April. Horny Tumor Growing from the Eye Lid. 
 Va. Med. Monthly, July. Abuses ot Nitrate of Silver 
 in the Treatment of Eye Diseases. Md. Med. Jour., 
 May. 
 
 Chittenden, I), J. External Pressure in De- 
 layed Labors. .V. 1'. Med. Rec, Aug. 11. 
 
 Church, Howard M. Bromhydric Acid. New 
 Hem., June. 
 
 Church, N. H, Hey's Operation. Cin. Lancet 
 and Obs., Jan. 
 
 <'liurchill, J. H. A NdW Method of Obtaining 
 Extension and Counter Extension in Fracture of the 
 Femur. .V. 1'. Med. Rec, .March 17. 
 
 Claiborne, John H. Quinine and Urticaria. 
 A'. 1'. Ued. Kec, De.-.-l'i. 
 
 Clarl{e, Almon, Case of Perityphylitic Abscess. 
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 Clark, Alonzo. Fibrous Tumor of the Pylorus. 
 Arch. Clin. .Sur., Oct. 1. 
 
 Clark, A. Salicylate of Soda in Rheumatism. 
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 Ciark, Daniel. Hysterotomy. Canada Lancet, 
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 Clark, K. I', An Instance of Extreme Longev- 
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 C' -.rk, Franklin Chase. A Contribution to 
 the Study of Medicine. Detroit Med. Jimr., Oct. 
 
 Clark. H. H. Oullflnwer Kxcr"scence of Cervix 
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 Clark, Lucius. Treatment of Scarlet Fever. 
 Chicago Sled. Jour, and Ex., .March. 
 
 Clark, T. N. Traumatic Neuralgia— Non-Inflam- 
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 Va. Med. .Monthly. .\ov. 
 
 Claude, A. The Epi,4emic of Typhoid Fever 
 which occurred in Paris during the year lH7(i. Ohio 
 .l/cu. and Sur. Hep. (H). .Sejil 
 
 Cleaver. AV. W. A Uniqm Case. Louisville .Med. 
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 Cleborne, C. ,J. Transverse Fracture of Patella, 
 and Fracture of Skull, with Loss of Brain Substance 
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 .lug. 2'). A New Tenaculum Netille, New Wire Twis- 
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 Ort. i;t. Indexing of Periodicals. .i»i. .roar. Hhar., 
 June. 
 
 <'le<-inan, Richard A. Carcinoma Recurring 
 in the Vicinity of a Cicatrix left after Excision of 
 True Epithelioma in tlie Axilla. I'hil. Med. Times, 
 .March ;J1. Enceplialoid (?auci r of the Lymphatic 
 Glands of tlie Neck. I'hil. .Med. Times, July 7. Re- 
 port on the 1 elatioiiH of the Drainage ani Sewerage 
 of Philadelphia to the Prevalence of Typhoid Fever 
 in that City. I'hil. Med. and Sur. Rep., Oct. 27. 
 
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CLASBinED BY AUTHORS. 
 
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 ClevelHiMl, B. l>. Almngt Complete OcclUHlon 
 of the Vaginal Walls. (?.?». Med. Advance, Jnn. 
 
 Cleveland, Clement. Case of Rntroversiou of 
 the UteruH, complicated by AdbeHiou aud Prolapse 
 of the liOft Ovary. Am. J< ur. ()h.i., Jan. A case of 
 Pr«Kuaucy with Elouuated. Hypertrophic aud Ulcer- 
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 Cleveland, H. A. A Case of Embolism Affect- 
 ing the Right Lung and Kiduey. Detroit Med. Jour., 
 April. 
 
 Cleveland, John L. Effo<-t8 upon the Fetua of 
 Medicines given to the Pregnant Woman. The Clinic, 
 Mail 19. Cousumption aud Heredity. The Clinic, 
 July 7. Haomoptyais. The Clinic, Sept. 1. What is 
 the Relation Between Asthma aud Consumption ? 
 The Clinic, Ifov. 10. 
 
 Cllne. John I>. An Endemic of Typhus Fever. 
 Canada Mad. ami Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 CluenexH, W. R. EdKewiso Dislocation of Pa- 
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 Cobbold, T. Spencer. Discovery of the Adult 
 Reprnsonfative ot Microscopic Filariio. Pin. Med. 
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 Cobleigh, K. A. A case of Nervous Edema. 
 I'hil. Med. and Sur. Hep., Jan. 27. A Peculiar Case. 
 Pliil. Med. and Sur. Hep., July 7. 
 
 Coohrau, Jno. F. A case of Alleged Kupo aud 
 Conviction. Am. Med. Hi. Weekly, March 17. I 
 
 Cohen, J. Volis. Peanut Shell from the Trachea. 
 Coffee Bean from ICxterual Auditory Meatus. I'liil. 
 Med. Times, March 31. 
 
 Cole, S. P. On the use of Obstetric Forceps. ('/. 
 S. Med. Investigator (ID, July \^. Introductory /.lec- 
 ture. U. S. Med. Investigator (II), aVov. 15. 
 
 Coleman, John 8. A Novel anU Uniqun Lesion 
 of the Integument of the Abdominal Wajl. \. V. 1 
 Med. Kec, Feb. 3. Coleman's Multiple Wetlce in the ! 
 Treatment of Stri-ture. X. Y. Med. Rec, March n. > 
 Case of Transverse Septum of the Vagina Obstruct- ■ 
 ing Delivery. An\. Jour. Ohs., July. Cephalic Ver- 
 sion by the External Bi-Pular Method. Am. Jour. 
 Obs.. Oct. 
 
 Coleman, P. C. Cholera Infantum. .VashviUe 
 Jour. Med. and Sur., July. 
 
 Colburn, S. H. Cases from Practice. A'. E. 
 Med. Gazelle ill), Aug. 
 
 Coiiniiijsre, Ci. A, Case of Deformity of Feet. 
 Toledo .Med. ami Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 ColIinH, J. W. Rheumatic Merltm Treated Suc- 
 cessfully by the Waters of the Hot Springs. Arkau- 
 sas. -Int. I'racl., pec. 
 
 Collins, L. J. The Deep Injection of Chloroform 
 in Sciatica. The ('litiir, .Ian. 'id. 
 
 Collins, Stacy U. Description ot au Apparatus 
 for Measuring Irregularity in the Length of the 
 Lower Extremities, .lin. ./our. Med. Srieltres, Jan. 
 
 Collins, S. H. The Effect of Salicylic Aciil iu 
 Six cases of Acutti Rheumatism. Cin. Lancet and 
 Obs., March. 
 
 Colvin, A. Foo 1 for Infant.i. I'- S. Med. fnvesli. 
 yalor (H), -\<ie. 1. 
 
 Colvin, D. Croup and Dii)htheria. .V. 1'. Mul. 
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 Coiuegys, C. G. A cuse of Right Hemiplegia 
 and Apliasia, with Mitral Disease of tlit^ Heart. Cin. 
 Lanvt and Ohx., Jan. The (\>nipresaiou of the 
 Aorta in i'OHt-Partem Hemorrhage. Cin. L'lmel itid 
 Oli.i., ,Sepl. CharlutHury iu Uestrui^tlvo Dfseii ••«. 
 Am. react., Oct. 
 
 Coinpton, J. W. Solution and .Misnrptiou or 
 the Best Moans of Securing the (lood Ei^'eets of 
 ll^ic^<>a ip tjie cure of Discsse. ,im. V.W. III- 
 
 Coinstock, T, <>. A case of Triplets and Non- 
 Meddlesiime Midwifery, r. S. Meii. Investigator (H), 
 Feb. I. The Obstetrical Forceps. l\ S. Meil. Inresli- 
 gnlor ill), Sept. 15. 
 
 Ciiunnt, Clarence M. Rigid Os-Uteri and Au- 
 teversiou of the Womb during Parturition. HaUne- 
 mannian Monthly. March. Similia Minimis. Ilomen. 
 Time.1, July. 
 
 Ctinklin, W. J. History of the Discovery of the 
 Circulation of tUe Blood. Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 April. 
 
 Connor, Leartus. The Causes of Phthisis Pul- 
 
 monaris. Oetro t Med. Jimr., March. The Medical 
 
 Profession, its Aim and Method. Detroit Med. Jour., 
 
 April. 
 
 Connor, P. S. Foreign Body of Unusual Kind 
 
 j iu the Air Passages; Tracheotomy; Spontaneous Ex- 
 
 ! pulsion after Sixteen Days. vim. Jour. Med. Sciencen, 
 
 . Oct. Spontaneous Elimination of Syphilis. The. 
 
 ' Clinic, April 28. Tuberculosis of Bone. The Clinic, 
 
 Aug. 4. 
 
 Conway, W. B. Salicylic Acid in Acute Rheum- 
 atism. Va. Med. .Monthly, .May. 
 
 Cook, K. G. Uteriue Disiilacements. (Jin. Med. 
 .iilvance (II), Dec. On Ozone. V. S. Med. Investigator 
 (II), Oct. I. 
 
 ('Oitk, Joliii L. Germs of Diphtheria. Am. 
 I'ract., ,s,jii. Malaria (Joma. Am. .Urd. Hi-Weekly, 
 Dec. 2'2. 
 
 Cook, \V. H. A Case of Albuminuria. Am. Med. 
 Bi-Week y, Sept. 15. 
 
 Cuoi'4>.c;H, .H. F. Laryngeal Phthisis uud its Re- 
 lations to Life Insurance. Louisville Med. Xems, 
 .March 17. A New Specuhim. Louisville Med. Xewx, 
 March 24. Case of Hemorrhage from the Mucous 
 Membrane of the Laryn.x. Louisville Med. .Vews. July 
 28. Abscess of the Brain the result of Chronic Oti- 
 tis Media. Louisville Med. Xews, Oct. 20. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. A Case of Cystitis. Uahneman- 
 nian Monthly, March. 
 
 Coover, E. H. A New Splint for Fractures of 
 the Fore-arm and Hand. Pliil. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 Jan. 27. 
 
 Co»»v«»r, Samuel ."VI, A Case of Opium Poison- 
 ing. Recovered by Hypodermic Injections of Aqua 
 \mmoniis. I'hil. .Med. and Sur. Hep., May 19. 
 
 Copeland, G. W. Vari.;o(ele; its Rational Cure. 
 Boston .Med. and Sur. Jour., March 29. 
 
 Corl>ally, T. P. Deformities and their Relations 
 to Hygiene. Thr S((iiilarian, Feb. and .May. 
 
 Corchado, M. .K New Operative Procedure for 
 Elephantiasis Arabum Affecting the Lower Extrem- 
 ities. .Irc.'i. !>/' ('//d. .V,,!'., .A»///. 
 
 Cornett, W. T. S. Pepsin— "oes it Ment a 
 Place in Materia Medic a. .Im. /' lof.. .Sepl. 
 
 Cordon, Kii'.:fn<- Itoliii, The liomcopathie 
 Hospital, Wards Island, New York. Ilahn-inanniau 
 .Monthly. Dee. The Frenueucy aud Import of a Per- 
 forate Foramen Ovale. Hahnemannian Monthly, De<;. 
 
 Corn well, >I. J. W. Midwifery— Puerperal 
 Peritonitis; Use of (Jelseniuin. Am. Supplement In 
 Olist. Jour. <;/' Ureal Hrilnin and Ireland, .March. Puer- 
 peral Peritonitis. Charle.tlon Med. Jour. lUid Hec, 
 Jan. 
 
 Covwin, Fred. M. The Action of Certain Ma- 
 nipulations and Reagents on Calomel. .\riv Hem., 
 July. 
 
 Coskt'i'y, Osvar .J. Notes of a Case of Dynamite 
 Explosion. .V.)'. Meil. Jnitr., Jan. Some Observa- 
 tions on a Series of iiue Hundred aud Twelve Deaths. 
 .V. )'. .)/■■(,'. Jour., ./lily. A Case of Ditl'us(! Melanotic 
 SarcdUM of the Br^in following simr Diseate iu thu 
 Orbit. .Md. .'ied. ./our., Mty. 
 
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 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 I '1 5 
 
 Cotton, W. G. Death from a Concealed Hem- 
 orrhage in the Femoral Artery. J'hil. Mrd. Times 
 Jan. 6. 
 
 Couch, Asa S. Introductory to the Course of 
 Special Pathology and Diagnosie. Am. Uomeo., Xov. 
 
 Courtney, F. What Was It? Louisville Med. 
 News, July 14. 
 
 Courtright, Geo. S. Dislocations of the Shoul- 
 der Joint, and some of the Accidents resulting 
 therefrom, with History of a Case, and Post Mortem 
 Examination of the same. Cin. Lancet and 0/«., Jan. 
 
 Cowan, K, S. Croup and its Treatment. St. 
 Louis Med. ami Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 Cowley, David. Cochineal in Spasms and Ner- 
 yousness. Hahnemannian Mnnthli/, Feb. On the Ec- 
 trotic Treatment of Variola. Hahnemannian Monthly, 
 Dec. 
 
 Cowling, Jamea. Prlsmus Nascentium cured 
 by Hydrate Chloral. Am. Med. Hi- Weekly, Feb. A. 
 
 Cowling, R. O. A Method of Measuring the 
 Extremities. N. Y. Med. Rec., May 12. Iodide ot 
 Potassium in Irriducible Hernia. Arch. n/Clin. Siir.. 
 July. The Pathology and Treatment of Sprains. 
 LouisviUe. Med. Xews, May 19. Aphorisms in Frac- 
 ture. Louisville Med. News, Dec. 2'.t. 
 
 Cox, J. H. Fate. Cin. Med. News, Feb. 
 
 Cilley, F. H. Death from Rupture of the Heart. 
 Phil. Med. and Sur. Hep., Dec. 8. 
 
 Craig, A. G. Morbid State of the Colon and 
 Rectum. R. it- L. Med. Jour., Feb. New York Phy- 
 sicians and Colleges. Am. Med. Ri-U'iekty, Dec. «. 
 Effects of Quinine upon the Gravid Uterus. Am. Med. 
 Bi- Weekly, May 26. 
 
 Craig, Jan. U. The Diet of Nursery Children. 
 Am. Obsercer (11), Nov. 
 
 Crane, M. Curious Case. Ohio Med. Rec, March. 
 
 Crannier, C. C. A Singular Case of Facial Neu- 
 ralgia, mi. Med. and Sur. Rep., Jan. 27. Queens' 
 Hospital College. I'hil. Med. and Sur. Rep., Sept. 15. 
 
 CranKton, J. G. Cases in Practice. Uemoval 
 of Superior Ma.xilla. Severe Injury to the Face. 
 Canada Lancet, Aug. 
 
 Craven, W. C. A New Syringe. Tnledi Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Xov. 
 
 Crawford, M. H. Acute Rheumatism Treated 
 by Salicylic Acid. Va- Med. .Vmilhly. .fuly. Sudileu 
 Death from Constriction of the Bowel, complicated 
 with Hemorrhage. Va. Med. Monthly, Nov. 
 
 Crawford, S. P. Chicken Gizi^rd Tea. Nimh- 
 ville Jour. Med. and Sur.. .May. 
 
 Crewey, A. A Case of Hemorrhage. Tolido Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., .!«.'/. 
 
 CreHHler, A. S. Thi' Rrgulatiou of Prostitution. 
 Cin. Med. Xews, Auij. 
 
 Crocker, .Jolin M. Erysipelas and Puerperal 
 Fever. Jiostmi .Med. and Sur. Jour.. Aiii/. 2. 
 
 Croin, J. F. A Singular Monstrosity. C. S, 
 Med. Investigator (H,) -fan. IT). 
 
 Cropper, C. W. Sulphate of Cinchonldla. Md. 
 
 Med. Jour., July. 
 
 Cronby, Alplius K. A lust Art in Surjjery. 
 Arch. Clin. Siir., May. 
 
 Cross, K. (;liui('al Uelioi'ts— A Casr of Dialxti s 
 Mellitus Treated with I'lilonil Hjdratc; Uiliivcil. 
 .S7. Louis Clin. Rec. Feb. UnflfX lusiiuity. SI. AukiV 
 Clin. Rec, .fuly. Latent Gonorrhea. .St. hiuis Clin. 
 Rec, .\ov. A Case of Diabitcs Mellitus Treated witli 
 phloral Hydrate. Southern Med. Rec , March. 
 
 Crothers, T. I>. Clinical Studies of Inebriety. 
 
 I'hil. Med. and Sur. Rep., Feb. 17. The Medicinal use 
 of Alcohol as an Exciting Cause of Inebriety. Phil. 
 Med. and Sur. Rep.. May 12. A Clinical Study of the 
 Relations of Melanehdlia to Inebriety. I'hil. Med. 
 diul Sur. Rep.. July 21. Duration, Mortality and 
 Prognosis of Inebriety. Quar.Jimr. Inebriety, March. 
 Atmsspheric Influimcea Controlling Inebriety, (fwir. 
 .four. Inebriety, Sept. 
 
 Culbertson, H. On the Modified Mode of De- 
 tecting Paralysis of the Ocular Muscles. Am. .four. 
 Med.. Sciences, Jan. Are there one or two Syphilitic 
 Poisons? Cin. Lancet and Obs., Jan. 
 
 Cunibaclcer, O. B. Pulsatilla in Neuralgia. 
 Am. Homeo., Dec. 
 
 Cnmniiiigs, J. C. Hygiene during the Partu. 
 rient Period. If. S. Med. InveMigator (HI, June 16. 
 
 Cunnlngliam, F. 1>. .\ddrcsH to the President. 
 Va. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 Cuniiingliain, Franeis 1>. Amputation at the 
 Hip Joint lor Malignant Disease of the Femur. Va. 
 Med. Monthly, Oct. 
 
 Ciinningliain, J. I.. A Woman without Uterus 
 or Appendages. \'a. Mrd. Monthly, Feb. 
 
 Curry, Jolin H. Spaem of the ( iliary Muscle 
 or Apparent Myopia. Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour. 
 Jan. Acute and Chronic Otitis. Toledo Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., May. Uses and Abuses of Astringents and 
 Caustics in the Treatment of Eye Diseases. ToIkIo 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Curtin, K. <». Extensive Ulceration of the Small 
 Intestine Following Obstruction of the Uowel. Phril. 
 Med. Times, March 17. 
 
 Curtiss. F. C Certain Points in Diphtheria. 
 liutjalo .il'd. and .S'lic. Jour.. .Se/tl. 
 
 Curtis, T. II. Diphtheria and Croup. lioston 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., July 5. TIki Metric System in 
 Medicine and Pharmacy. Bodmx Med. nnl .Sur. Jour., 
 Dec. <). Recent Progress in Oenito-Uriuary Surgery. 
 Boston Med. and .Sur. Jour., Dec. 21). 
 
 Cusliintr, A. >I. How to Save Mothers. .V. E. 
 Med. Gazette (II), Feb. 
 
 CushliiKT, Clint€)n. On Some of the Uses of Er- 
 got. Pacilic .Ved. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 <'utter, Kpbriiint. A New Uestiug and Invalid 
 I 'hair. Chicni/o .Med. .four, and Fr., .Se/it. A Contri- 
 bution to Laryncology. t'hicayo Med. .four, and Fr., 
 Soc. Elettrolysig in Ovarian Cysts. X. Y. MeM. 
 .four., .illy. Food as a Medicine in cases of Uterine 
 Fibroid. Am. J'lur. (ib<.. (tcl. 
 
 Cutler, S. I*. Death of Dr. (!harles A. Jourdan, 
 Memphis, Teufi.. from tlie EITeets of Chloroform. 
 Cin. .\fnl. Xcics, Aug. Piiu^al Gland — Descriptive and 
 Microscopical. I'in. Ved. Xeirs, Dec. 
 
 I)i« (''osta, tl. .M. Tlie Internal ConiplieatiouB of 
 Actite EryBipelai. .{in. .four. Mat. .Sciences, ()rl. 
 
 I)al<r, It. F. I'rausniutations and Metaninrphn- 
 
 Hcs. I'in. Mill. .\dva>%ci' i/fi. May. Diphtheria. 
 
 Sorrel in Scirrhus. Am. ffoiwo.. ,\iir. Death of Dr. 
 <!arroU Dunham. .4m. Hi>m''o., Dec. 
 
 Dalton, ti. K. On Medical Charities. Phil. Med. 
 and Sur. Jte/i., July 21. 
 
 Dalton, R. H. Small-pox in Lom Angeles. Pa- 
 cijic .Med. and Sur. Jour.. Jan. Smith's .Vntorior 
 Splint — The Suspeusion Plan. I'lirijic Med. and Sur. 
 Jour., Nor. 
 
 Dam, .\l\iile HF. Hints on tlie Treatment of 
 
 l.'olistipcltiiin. ,SI. l.oui.< F.eltrtir .M,d. Jliuc. XoV. 
 
 Damon, iiowaril i'\ American Dermatology. 
 
 .\rrh. Ihrmn/ol.. Del. 
 
 DaiitiM'tli. 1. .%. Tuben 
 a Catiarv Hlnl. fliiruio M'd. 
 Auatonjy of TillonM Canawr. 
 F.r., April. 
 
 •iiliisis in the I/ungs of 
 
 Joiu-. and I'.r., Jan. Tlie 
 
 Chirilga Slei. J»ur. tLUd 
 
CLASSIFIED BY AUTHORS. 
 
 13 
 
 DanielK, J. G. Tenacity of Life in the NeRro 
 Race. Louinville Med. Xewi, May 5. 
 
 Darr. H. H. Pistnl-shnt Wound of the Braiu. 
 Am. Med. Hi- Weekly. Aug. 18. 
 
 Harrach, Win. Tubercular Degeneration of the 
 Kidneys. I'hil. Med. Times, Sept. in. 
 
 DauRlifrty, W. W. Annual Addrepa hbforethe 
 KauBBB City District Medical liJocioty. .S7. Louis Me.d. 
 and Sur. Jour., Nov, 
 
 Davenport, Ralph. Hpontaneous Keduction of 
 a Dislocated Humerus. I'hil. Med. and Sur. Hep., May 
 5. 
 
 Davie, -TiuImoii. Hypodermic Injections of Qui- 
 nine in Malignant Malarial Fever. K. and L. Med, 
 Jour., Jan. 
 
 DavidHon, K. J. Cosmoline Creaui. Am. Jour. 
 Pilar., March. 
 
 Daviilttoii, H. C Typho Malarial and Catarrhal 
 
 Fever, .lin. Med. Jnur. (H), Xov. 
 
 DaviilHon, L. A. Old Flaxseed Oil ub a Topical 
 Application in Pneumonia. Cin. Lancet and Obs., 
 Sept. 
 
 l>avis, Frank H. Laryngeal SpoiiRe Holder and 
 Forceps. (Viicai/o Med. Jour, and Ex., Jan. The Ke.s- 
 piratiou of Couipresaed and UareUod Air in Pul- 
 monary Diseases. Cliicatjo Med. Jour, and Ex., Oct. 
 
 Davjs, Irenteus .S, Subacute Rheumatic Ar- 
 thritis. I'hil. .Med. and Sur. Hep., April U. 
 
 Davis, ,J. D. Couipound Dislocation of the Knee 
 Treated by Poworlul l^xtousiou and Couuter-Exteu- 
 Bion. I'hil. .Med. Time.-; March 17. 
 
 Davis, J. T. Case of Puerperal Eclampsia. Re- 
 covery. Ohio .Med. and Sur. Jour., Oe.t. 
 
 Davis, J. W, Inaugural Address. Sash. Jvu . 
 Mtii. and Sur., Oct. 
 
 Davis, N. S. cEuothtra liii'miis. Am. Praet., 
 Jan. Tlie Present Status of Medical Science con- 
 cerning the Cause and Prevention of Epidemic Dis- 
 eases. Chioiyo Meii. Jour, and Ex., May On the 
 Pathology and Treatment of certain Cases of Tys- 
 menorrlKi-a. .ini. Praet., <ht. 
 
 Davis, S. T. Ili'port of an Operation for Ovarian 
 Cyst. I'hil. Hid. and Sur. lit p.. .March '.i. 
 
 Davis, Theu. (i. Tinctiira Opii Deodoruta. .Im. 
 Jour. I'hiir., .Mareli. I.iuimeut Iodide o; Ammonia, 
 -l/ii. Jiiur. Pliar., Iiine. 
 
 Davis, AVui, H. Concerning Vacc nation— A Re- 
 viewer Reviewed. >)hlo .Med. Her., .Inly. Human vs. 
 Animal Vaccine Virus, (ihio .Med, Her., Get. 
 
 Davj, Kdniiinii \Y. On the Preparation of 
 '^jallzeil Iron. .ini ,/o>ir. Phar.. .Voi'. A New 
 Method of Detecting Alcoliol when used as an Adul- 
 terant of tlie EssiMitial Oils. .Ii«. Jour. Phar., \or. 
 
 Davy, K. B. Keli'tioii of Heat to tlie VitalTis- 
 fnie. T he fUnir. June'.K How a Hi althy Individual 
 liecame Tul)erculous. The I'linir. Juh/ '21. As to 
 how (Juiniii and (Miulmnidia act in modifying the 
 Itiidy Heal. ('in. f.nneel ai,d Dli.t., July. Loss of the 
 Natural Firmness of tlie Multiparous Uterus. The 
 Clinir, pee. H. 
 
 Dawson, \V. W. Varicocele. The Clinir, April 
 7. Hy.'-tericiil Joints— T'* o Cases. The t'linir. May 
 11). Clinical Lecture The Clitiie, June ;tO. Fistula 
 ill Alio. The Clinie, July 14. Plaster i i Surgery. 
 ThcCtini(. .Vi.r. 10. Coiuiiitri\ Hypertrophy of the 
 Bladder. .In/i. t'lin. ■'<ur., Jan., ami The I'iini-:, Eeh. 
 !l. Excision of the t'pper .law. etc. I{. and L. Med. 
 Jtnir., peh., ami The I'Unie, Jiin. (1. 
 
 Day. Vj. .\ Fceturt Arrested in its Development 
 at the Foiirtli Montli ami c.irrieil I') the Full Period 
 of (testation, ('hieayo Med. Jmir.ttiid Kr.. May. 
 
 D<-it<l<Ti<'k, <.', F.V'ilution and Naturi^ of Human 
 Internal Purasit' s. yash. Jour. .Meil. and Sur.. .Ian. 
 A Cas« of l*ib-.\cute Bright'B Diofnsp- .Sd'h. .lour. 
 V'd and .^>ir , Vnr. 
 
 Deal, I<eniuel J. Malt Extract. New. Rem., 
 June. 
 
 Oenn, O. A. Spinal Irritation. Phil. Med. and 
 Sur. Hep., April '28. 
 
 I)el>runncr, H. O. Daogerons Candy. Am. 
 .four. Phar., Jan. Wash-Blue and its Analysis. An. 
 .four. Phar., Eeh. Nitro-Beuzole in Alcoholic Bever- 
 ages. Am. Jour. Phar., Oct. Iron and its Constitu- 
 
 I ents in Regard to Pharmaceutic Preparations. Am. 
 
 \ Jour. Phar., Nov. Street Dust. Am. Jour. Phar., 
 IMc. 
 
 I Deecke, Theodore. The Structure of the Vci- 
 sels of the Nervous Centers in Health and their 
 Changes iu Disease. Am. Jour. Jmanily, July. Re- 
 trospect of Oerirau Literature. Am. Jour., Innaniti/, 
 Oct. 
 
 Delafleld, FranciH. Pulmonary Emphysema— 
 Absence of Attacks o>f Spasmodic Asthma. A'. 1'. 
 .Med. Kec, May Vi. Diabetes Insipidus Fibrous 
 Phthisis. Tubercular Meningitis. N. Y. Med. Ree., 
 .May 19. 
 
 Uelamater, N. B. The Galvano-puncture in 
 Ovarian Tumors. North Am. Jour. Homex)., Feb. 
 
 Dele van, A. Alitiira Wine. Cin. Med. New», 
 June. 
 
 Dell'Orto, John. On Urinary Calculi. A'. O. 
 .Med. and Sur. Jour., March. 
 
 DeniK. K. M. Chloroform in its Medico-Legal 
 Relations. Ohio .Med. Ileej)rde.r, Jan. Report ^.f a 
 i;ase of Idiosyncrasy iu Regard to the Ett'ects of 
 Quinine. Ohio .Med. Recorder, .March, 
 
 Denlson, Charles. The Value of Sneezing in the 
 Reduction of Hernia. Southern Med. Hec, April, and 
 Va. .Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 Derby, Haskett. A Report on the Percentage of 
 Near Sight Found to Exi-st in the Class of IHbO at 
 Harvard College. lioston Med. and Sur. Jour., March 
 ■i'i. A Few Prai tieal Suggestions Concerning Ex- 
 traction of Catarrh. Boslon Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Nor. 1. 
 
 Deschere, .Hartin. The Pneumatic Treatment 
 of tbe Respiratory and Circulatory Organ«. North 
 Am. Jour. Honieo.. Fell. Cina, a Study, with Glopsaries. 
 North Am. Jiair. Home'), Any. Therapeutics of Myelitis 
 Acuta, .yorth Am. .four. Ilomeo., .Vol'. 
 
 Dessau, S. Henry. On the Therapeutical Uses 
 of Salicylic Acid and its Salts. M. )'. .Med. Rec, 
 April 7. The Value of Small and Frequently Re- 
 peated Doses. .V. 1'. Med. Rec., July 'iS. 
 
 Detniold, Win. Examiuatiou for Life Insur- 
 ance. A'. }'. .Med. Rec, Feb. 10. 
 
 Dewoy, Ci. A. A Lesson or Two from Bellevue- 
 I'hy. and Phar., .\or. 
 
 De <;arino, W. B. A New Truss for Forward 
 Hernia. A . 1'. .Med. Rec., Auy. 4. 
 
 De <irassi, .V. \V. .1. Unusual Detention to Lig- 
 ature, (.'iinadu Lancet, Feb, 
 
 De Itosset. AI. J. Ophthalmic and Aural Notes. 
 .»/((. .Med. Jour.. S.,pl. 
 
 DeWilt, W. II. Case liustratiU;,' the Inlluence 
 of the Iiiiuginaiiim upon the Voluntary Muscles. 
 \ Cin. Lancet ami obn . .Mai'<'i. Hyosi'.vnniine iu the 
 I Treatment of Insanity, ('in. Lancet and Oln., Aug. 
 
 DeWoIf, O.scar C. The Nuisance Created by 
 ' Reuderiutr Tanlis and Mmiiifacture of Fertilizers. 
 I Chicnjo Mid. Jour, and E.e., 1>(C. 
 
 Di'Veuy, S. ('. Peunsylviini:i Siiper.*tition. Phil. 
 .Med. Tiw.<. lice. S. 
 
 I Dilirell, Jr., J. II. Tre:itiii>nt of Carbuncle. 
 I .'<oidlc ni .Mcil, Rec.. .Mai/, ami I'hil. .Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 I March Ml. 
 
 I Uleli), «'. Lewis, The Spirit of Nitroud F.ther 
 ) of the r. S. P.. IHTll, .4m. .four Phar., .ruly.i. 
 
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14 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 ! I 
 
 DickenH, James H. MaUria. NathviUe Jour. 
 Med. and Sur., Aug. 
 
 Uickinfton, Wm. ParesiR of the Third Cranial 
 Nerve. St. Ltmis Mrd. and iVur. Jour., July. Heiuto- 
 pia. CMcago Med. Jour, und Ex., Oct., and St. Loam 
 Med. mnd Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 nillard. John W. Large Foreign Body in the 
 Eye. Va. Med. Monthly, April. 
 
 Dillon, J. CompUcated Case of Ovarian Tumor. 
 The Clinic, June 2. The Medical Profession and 
 Medical Societies. Am. Pract., July. 
 
 Ulmon, D. Autopsy of the Body of Dr. J. W 
 Wilkie. Am. Jour. Med. Sciencet, Jan. 
 
 Dixon, J. N. Case of Acute Rheumatism Treat- 
 ed by Salicene. Ohio Med. Rec., March. Trismus 
 Naseentium. Ohio Med. Rec., July. 
 
 Dixon, Josiah. Visuum Album. Am. Ohaerver 
 {H), April. 
 
 Doane, Luig:! G. A Case of Tinea Circinatus. 
 I'hy. ami Phar., Feb. A Case of Pernicious Intermit- 
 tent Fever followed by Hepatic Lcjion. I'hy. and 
 Phar., May. A Case of .^aatro Catarrh and Eedome- 
 tritis. Phy. and Phar., Aug. A Case of Menorrhagia, 
 due to Congestion of the Uterus. Phy. and Phar., 
 j\ov. A Case of Frwnum Lingual. Phy. and Phar., 
 Ifov. 
 
 Dodgre, D. G. Inebriate Asylums and their 
 Management. Quar. Jour. In'hrietij, June. 
 
 Dodge, Lewis E. Pseado-Scarlatinnus or Ca- 
 tarrusi Fever. U. S. Med. Invr.itigatnr (II), March 1. 
 Hygienic Preventive Medicine. 17. S. Med. Investi- 
 gator (H), June 1ft. 
 
 Doe, O. W. Hospital Cases. Boston Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Oct. 18. 
 
 Donald, A. Materialistic Psychology. Southern 
 Med. Rec, Aug. 
 
 Dott, D. B. The Acid of Willow Bark. Am. 
 Jour. Phar., Dec. 
 
 Doughty, Wm. H. The Water Supply of Agus- 
 ta: The Necesaity for its Protection against Fur- 
 ther and Future Contamination.^. Atlanta Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 Douglas, J. .S. Scarlatina. Am. Obs. (H), April. 
 
 Dow, T. Chalmers. Successful Ovariotomy | 
 under Most Uuf.ivorable Circumstances— Extensive 
 Adhe^iions with Cysto-Sarcomatous Dogeneratinn. I 
 ..4m. Med. Bi-Werkly, Aug. 4. Acute Inversion cf the | 
 Uterus; caused by Myoflbuma. Ai.i. Med. Bi-WeeMy, I 
 Ott. 13. Chronic Corporeal Endometritis— A Typical i 
 Case. Md. Med. Jour., Oct. Morphia- PoiHoning-I'a- 
 tient, aged Four Years, Relieved by Belladonna and 
 Electricity. Va. Med. Monthly, Per. FoRtUR in Utero, 
 with Remarkn on Maternal and Paternal Influences. 
 Va. Med. Monthly, June Rupture of the Uterus at the 
 Posterior ITtoro Vaginal Junction — C»sarian Section. 
 Va. Med. Monthly, Sept. 
 
 Dowling, Franel*. Is Oleet Communisablp ? 
 The Clinic, March a. What Influence d' v a Syphilitic ; 
 Father exert on his Offspring? Cin. j, i; cet ond Obt., 
 May. 
 
 Downs, Haiuuel. Case of Ascites Accompatiied 
 with Ueneral Anasarca. Toledo .Ved. and Sur. Jour., 
 Ntn). 
 
 Draper, F. W. Recent Progress in Public Hy- . 
 glene. Boflon Med. and .Sur. Jour., .May HI. 
 
 Drake, J. M. Excision of the Knee Joint. Can- 
 ada Mfd. and .%r. Jour., Dn: 
 
 Draughon, A. J. Passage of Seven Brass Pins 
 through the Entire Alimentary Tract, yashrille 
 Jour. Med. and Sur.. Sfpt. 
 
 Drude, Francis. A RemarkaLln ( aseof Ek;hiuo- j 
 coccus Treated by Pomegranate aad Aspiration. Va. i 
 Med. Monthly, Dec. ] 
 
 DruetHpg, C. ChATlesi. Analysis of Cotton Boot ' 
 Park. Am,Jnnr.rhiir.,Aug. 
 
 Drysdale, ThomaH M. On the Use of the 
 
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OlASSiriED iY AtJTHOBB. 
 
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 Kastman, H. G. Water Supply of New York. 
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 Kdes, R. T. Nitrate of Pilocarpine. Boston Med 
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 KdniondH, W. A. Infantile Dietetics. Am' 
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 KdHon, Benjamin. Some Points Respecting 
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 Klderdice, R. B. Case of Typhlitis, with Per- 
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 Kliot, Joliiison. Simultaneous Ligation of the 
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 Kllinf;*^r, Lt^opold. On Extra Abdominal In- 
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 KIUh, a, N. Atrophia Sulphas in Acute Myriu 
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 KHIk, Calvin. Constant Irritation iu Chronii- 
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 Knde, C. Am. Ethereal Extract of Pumpkin 
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 Fairchild, Francis Gerry. The Microscope in 
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 FartiuharHon, R. J. Axillary Aneurism : Liga- 
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 Farrlngton, E. A. Cuprum in Defective Reac- 
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 Fauiitleroy, A. M. Advances in Therapeutics. 
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 Faust, Louis. Skin Urafting. Am. Honuo., 
 Sept. 
 
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 I 
 
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 16 
 
 INDEX TO OHIQINAL COMMtHJICATIONS, 
 
 |!?i 
 
 Feltoii, I^. E. DcaiTiptfon of a Now luhaler for 
 Chloride of Animoniuni. .V. )'. Miil. W«'., Die. 15. 
 
 Fenn, C. T. The Major AinputatiouH in Cook Oo. I 
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 t'hiiixgii Mill. Jiiur. awl Ex.. t>ct. 
 
 Fenwiok, <ie«». K. Ulceration and Stricture of 
 the Hectuni. Camul'i Med. and Siir. Jmir., .Vay. Col- ■ 
 otoruy in Left Oroin. daniuhi Miil. und Sttr. Juiir.. 
 itaij. Case of IVoas AbHce.s.s following ExciHiou of , 
 TeHtlcle. Case of Lithotomy. Cnnadii Med. and Siii: 
 Jiiur.. June. CaHt^ of Anenriwrn of the luiiominate . 
 Artery. C'lnndn Med. undSur. Jmir.. .Von. CaHOof Ex- 
 cl.sion of the Kueo Joint. Canada Med. and Sue. Jour., 
 Dee. '■ 
 
 Ferffusoii, A. A. Midwifery Statintics. Canada 
 Med. Hec. Jan. 
 
 Ferris, J. A Cantharin Case. 
 liafnr (Hi, Fell. 1. 
 
 Field, Chaunoy Mitchell. 
 
 Removal by External Incision 
 March 10. Median Lithotomy. 
 M<v/. 
 
 Field, Huuie. Acute Rheumatism 
 .Vimthli/. Jan. 
 
 ('aso of Gun-Shot in,)ury of 
 'Canaila Lancet, April. 
 Uospit&l Cases. }i(i.tton Meil. 
 
 V. S. .Med. Investi- 
 
 Needlo in Larynx — 
 
 iV. y. Med. liee., 
 
 N. r. Med. Jour., 
 
 Va. Med. 
 
 I.' 
 
 Fife, tJoKepli A. 
 
 the Brain — Uei^overy. 
 
 FiHeld, W. A. B. 
 
 and Sur. Jour., A'jc. 15, 
 
 Finley, J. H. Sixty Cases of Poisoning by Ar- 
 senic. .V. V. Med. Jmir., Oct. 
 
 FiHher, A. Leroy. Crusta Lactea. r. .V. Med. 
 Investiijntor (H\. Jan. 1. 
 
 Fisher, Alexander. M\iltlple ITrethral Stricture 
 and Urinary Fistula. Cliicai/o M'd. Jinir. anil Ex., Stjit. 
 
 Fisher, A. \V. Sanitary Condition of cities. 
 Tiiled'i .Med. and Sur. Jnur., .March. Case of Deformity 
 of Feet. Tiiledo .Med. ami Sur. Jour.. .May. 
 
 Fisher, t". K. Texas for Consumptives. Uahne- 
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 Fisher, The«»«lori> W. Recent Progress in Men- 
 tal Diseases. Hoston .Me I. awl Sur. Jour., .March '29. In- 
 sanity and the Revival. /io.iti>n Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Jul II 19. 
 
 Fiske, .1. 1>. On the Treatment of Syphilis by 
 Hypodermic Injections of Mercury. Md. .Med. June. 
 Oct. 
 
 Fiske, "W. M. L. Surgical Treatment of Hemor- 
 rhoids. Hninen. Timet, April. 
 
 Fiteli, Orahuiii N. Surgical Treatment of Biii- 
 lepsy. Am. I'rait., F'b. and Oct. Operations for 
 Strangulated Hernia. Am, I'rnct., .March. 
 
 Fitch, SiniDii. A Handy .Aspirator. .V. 1". .Med. 
 Jour., .V'/r. 
 
 Fiteli, T. Davis. Encephaloid (Saucer in a child 
 Two Years and Seven Months Old. Cliicago .Med, Jour, 
 and Ex., Aug. 
 
 Fitch, AV. H. Four Cases of Chronic Eczema 
 Treated b.v Nerve Tonics and Electricity. Arch. Der- 
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 Fit/,. K"KiiiaId H. Rupture of the Healthy 
 lEs'ppljaHUS. Am. Jour. .Med. Science.^, Jan. Sudden 
 Death from Euib ilisui. lioflou .Med. and Sur. Jour , 
 Jan. '25. Recent I'roKrehs m Pathology and Patho- 
 logical Anatomy, liimtou .Med. and Sur. , /our., .\or. 15. 
 
 Fit/slininoiis, J. F. Opium Poiaouiug. Toledo 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., .May. 
 
 Fletcher, \V. K. Twins— Retained Placenta. 
 Am. I'racl., A/irit. 
 
 Flies, Kiiiii. Galvano-Puucture of a Hydro- 
 varinni. .V. )'. M'd.Jour , Jan, 
 
 Flint, .tustin. Results of Clinical Studies Ke- 
 latiug to PhthisiH. Am. I'racl.. Fe.li. Pneutuatii 
 Fever. -V. r. Med. Rec., July 14. Lecture on tlie 
 Heart. .V. }'. .Me.d. ilec, .Sept. iS. Lectures on Dis- 
 ease of the Heart. xV. )'. Med. Jiec, Sejil. 8. 
 
 Flint, Austin, Jr. Experiments on the Effects 
 upon Respiration of Cutting oil' the Supply of Blood 
 from tin) Hrain and Medulla Oblongata. .V. 1'. .Med. 
 Jmir., A'»i'. 
 
 Flo'wers, S. B. Salicylic Acid. 'Vn. Med. Monthhi, 
 March. 
 
 Fluckijjer, F. A. Practical Notes on the Ro- 
 tary Power of the Volatile Oils. Am. .lour. J'har., 
 June,. 
 
 Folsinn, ('has. II. The Jurisprudence of In- 
 sanity in .N'ew York. Iln.ilon Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 .March 15. The Treatment of Insanity. Mo.itnn .Med. 
 and Sur. Jmir., lice. •>». 
 
 Forbes, 1). A Case, \a.ihcillc .lour. .Med, iiiiil Sur,, 
 Mai/. (Jbstetric Practice, .tin. Med. IliWeekly, July 
 
 7. 
 
 Forhes, <r. F. Constipation. .V. E. .Med. Gazelti 
 {II), June, 
 
 Forbes, S. Observations mi Colles' Fracture, 
 with ('ase. Tol'do Med. and Sur. .lour., Dec. 
 
 Forchheiiner, F. Notes on Diseases of Chil- 
 dren. The Clinic, Jan. Y.i. Th(^ Treatnu^nt of Sep- 
 ticwmia and Pyimiia. The clinic, Fcli. 21. Thirteen 
 Cases of Uacliitis. The Clinic, April W. Remarks 
 on Scrofula. The Clinic. Aug. IH. 
 
 Ford, Kdwiii V, Religion and Science. ,St. 
 Louis Eclectic Mill. Jour.. Dec. 
 
 Ford, S. F. Two Cases of Ascites. Successfully 
 Treated with Io<liue liijections. Canada Lancet, Fib. 
 
 Ford, W. Huston. Urethrotomy, Internal and 
 External, with Illustrative Cases. .'\t.' Louis Mid. and 
 Sur. Jour., Sept., Oct and .\ini. 
 
 Ford.v<!e, . Puerperal Convulsions. JIuffalo 
 
 .Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Forest, W. K. Quinine and Hydrobroraie, Acid. 
 .V. 1'. .Med. lie.c , .March 17. Retention of Placenta 
 from Atmospheric Pressure. .V. 1'. .Med. Hcc.,Jlec. 1. 
 
 Forinento, A. Case of Sympathetic Ilystcro- 
 Neurosis ol the Stomach, .im^ Jour. Oti.i., July. 
 
 Forster, Fdward I... 'three Cases of Dysen- 
 tery Tr(sitod Suciessl'ully by Large Doses of Ipe- 
 cacuanha given by the Non-Emetic Plan, linston 
 Mid. and ,Sur. Jour.. Feb. 22. 
 
 Forsyth, F. I« Case of Perinephritlc Abscess. 
 .V. )•. .Med. lice. Of'. '20. 
 
 Fort, ('. II. A Case of Exophtlialmic Goitre. 
 Am. .Med. Iti-\y,ekhi. Aiiril M. Scarlet F<'ver and its 
 Treatment. Am. .Med. lU'Wrchiy. Dec. '22. 
 
 I'ort. Wiley 1{. A Case of Cca-e.bro Spinal Men- 
 ingitis. ,V. O. .Med. and ,^'ur. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Fortner, B. F. Post-Partum Hemorrhage. \'ix. 
 
 .Med. Monthly, Sept. 
 
 I'^orwood, W, Stump. Preliminary Education 
 of Medical Students. J'hil. Med. a d ,Sur. Itcp.. Jan. 6. 
 The Inlialation of Flint Dust. I'liil. .Med. and Sur. 
 lie),.. June <J. 
 
 Foster, A. W, On the Nature and Excitint? 
 Causes of Vaginismus. Am. .Mil. Ni-Wc kly. Aor. 10. 
 
 l''oster, I). W. Chloroform in Hepatic Obstiuct- 
 ions^Ah^ohol in Coiisumption. I'tnl. .Mcd.aiid Sur. 
 I{ip.. Fcli.n. Mecliaiiier.l Dysmeliorrhaa and "-ter- 
 ility. I'hil. .Med. mid Sur. Hip.. Fih. '21. Dose and 
 Mode of Administering,' Mtiatenf Silver. I'hil .Med. 
 and Siir. Hep.. .S'rjd. 22. 
 
 Foster, F. H. Myopiii and its Theraiieutics. U. 
 S. Med. lure.itiijator III). July I. .Middle Ear of lu- 
 • farts, r. S. .Med. Ince.itiiialur {III. D c. I. 
 
 Foster, Frank 1*. On the iimmhk ol Rendering 
 
 Vaginal Injections Sale and I'lllLient. Arch. Clin. 
 Sue. Oct. 15. 
 
 F<»ster, K. N. Ante-Partiim Hemorrliago Con- 
 trolled by 1-resHiire on the Fcetus. ,1m. Ilomen, July. 
 Obstetrical Notes, ,1m. Jloweo, Dec 
 
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 FatlKM-Klll, iT. Mllnrr. BilUnuHnoRH and it!< 
 lMnnaf{('iiii'Ut. I'hil. Mnt. Tiim:-', Jinif 'J3. 
 
 Foiilkrixl, John. Nntit on Uio Clinical Study ot 
 Coltoii Hoot. /•Iiil. Mill. TimiH, S''/il. 1. | 
 
 ■■'iintaliK*, A. W. Ilclicf f'lr AKtliiim. Am. Atiil. 
 Hi- \\'ir/,l(/, .Inn. (i. EH'iuIh of (jniiilDB ou the (Iravld ! 
 lltoniB. ' .1/(1. .Mill. Hi- WlLUi. Mairli M. 
 
 Kowler, <i«'«>. It. On a New and Simple MetUoil 
 for thf Qnantitutive Kstinjationof Urea. iV. )'. .We'/. 
 
 ./')»/•., Jlinr. [ 
 
 FowUt, II. r. Ttio Faulty Menu of Boarding | 
 
 SiUooIh. 'J'f«' Saiiit<t)ian, .Wir. I 
 
 KowItM", SiluH W. Nervorum Erothisimuw, or 
 Kibility of the Norvi'n. Uiii. Laiuil <iiitl (ths., Si-pl. 
 
 Vox, Alb«Tt. "Li't tbcre be Light." .\. 1'. 
 
 .)/.(/. Eilirlir, Sipl. 
 
 Kox, <J«M>. Ilt'iiry. A Caso of Lichen I'lanui. : 
 Arcli. Hiriiiiildl, ./(III. An (Ji.UHual Form of Bulbous 
 F.ruptloii. Arch. Ih'niKildl, Oil. Notcn on HUin Dia- 
 cnHPK. I'lii/. anil J'liiir.. .Mill/. BibulouH I'apor.and its 
 Vk.'H in tile Troatnient of Venereal Disease. Oliin ! 
 .)/«/. itml Siir. ,/iiiij., Jiini'. 
 
 Fox, I»€'t«T I". Tincture of Kino which will not | 
 Cflatinize. Am. .lanr. I'hnr.. ./inir. | 
 
 Francois, Ktlward K. A Case of UydrophoWa. i 
 
 lliislnn .Mill, anil .s'lir. Jmii.. Mil if 17. j 
 
 Fran<'l«, <J<'o. 10. Tlie Obstetri.' Baf,'. liiintnn 
 Mill, iinil Siir. ,/iiiir., Jiim 'JK. j 
 
 FraiiUfl, Kdward. AneholoHis of Shoulder 
 Joint. .V. y. Mril. .Iiiui.. Dii: 
 
 Fraiik«'nl)»'rK, t)tto. Case of Cancer of the : 
 Stomach. Oliin .Mill, nml Sin: ./niii., Ocl. 
 
 Franklin, V. V. Annual Address to the Western 
 AcHdemy of Homeopathy. /'. .S'. .l/.i/. Innstiifiilur 
 (//). ./iiH. 1. On the Treatment "f Siiinnl Curvature. , 
 /". .\. .Milt, /ni'islli/iil.ir (II). -Vor. 1. i 
 
 I''ranklin, <i. S. Motto: "Olista I'rincipis"— A i 
 I'Ica for Hlu'li Aims in the Medical I'rofcBsion. ('in. | 
 l.iiuitl and Olis., .Jiini . 
 
 Frant/,, J, F. Xaiithoxylum. Huhnfinnnniiui i 
 .Mnilthlll. Miliill. I 
 
 Fre<Mf«k»', <'. <'. Vaseline. I'hi/.anil I'lini-., Aug. \ 
 
 FrtM-niaii, t'. A. Hidden Hemorrhage. I'hil. 
 Mill, nml Siir. h'lji.. .\iiii. 11. Maternal Impressions. ', 
 I'hil. .Mill, and Sm. Uiji'.. Dec. *•. 
 
 Fr«'n«'li, <i«'o. M. The Uespiratory Brace, lins- , 
 tun .Mill, nml Snr. .Iiaii:. Mmj ii. 
 
 Fr«>n<'li, II. <'. Tre&tment of Diphtheria. Ohiu ■. 
 .Mill, ami Nni: liiii. {II), .Inn. 
 
 Frie«l«'nwa1«l, A. Indications for the Knni'lea- 
 tion of the Eye-ball, and the correction of tlie De- 
 formity, by tlie inscn'tion of an Artihcial Eye. I'iii. 
 .Mill. AVkw, .\'ir. 
 
 Frl«'M«', M. A Case of Chronic Nasal Catarrh. | 
 llnhiii iiinnninn Munllihi. .Ma;/. 
 
 Fritts, (;. K. Keport of a case of Fracture ol , 
 the Eleventh Dorsal Vertebra. I'hi/. nml I'hnr., Frli. \ 
 A Case of Puerperal Eclampsia. I'lni. nml I'hnr.. Feb. j 
 
 FroHt, <5. 11. S( rotula in the Negro Bare. I'hit 
 Mill, anil Snr. Riji.. Mnnh :\. Some Corroborative , 
 Facts in regard to llcj Anatnmical Ditlerence Be- I 
 tween the Negro ami White BaceB. Am. .Imir. Olm.. ^ 
 .ipril. A New Material for Splints. Ohio Miil. anil | 
 Sur. Hi'l>. (//). .V-,c, I 
 
 Frotlilnjfliani, <i. F. I'ulsatingTumorof Orbit 
 Uesenibling True .Aneurism. .((». .Imn: .Mn!. .v.i, net .<, i 
 Jan. Some Anonuilous Cases of '"yplioid Fever H- 
 lustrating the I heraiomctrical Variations in the 
 Onset and Course of Disease. A', nml I.. .Mnl. .hnir.. 
 Mail, anil IMnnl .Mfil. .Imir.. Frl>. 
 
 Frowort, Chas. W. A Case of Vomiting in 
 Pregnancy Successfully Treated with Ingluvin. A'. 
 1'. .»/(■((. Ui'C. Oil. -M, anil ('in. Mnl. .Vcicv. Xiw. 
 
 FriiltnlKlit, Henry. DoUvory of the Breech 
 
 with ForcepH. Va. Mnl. .Mnnlhly, July. 
 
 FriiitiilKlit, <I. H. Fracture of the Ilnmnrus 
 
 near the Condyles. Anh. Clin. Snr., March. 
 
 Fry, Henry I). Axillary Aneurism Successfully 
 Treated by Shot Bag Pressure. jV. J'. Meil. .Innr., 
 Niiv. 
 
 Fryer, lUencMiwe E. A ModiHeation of tho 
 Sims Speculum. A'. 1'. .!/«(/. Kic, Sept. 'i'l. 
 
 Fuller, Win. Surgical Shock. Canaila Mnl. liec. 
 
 Fell. Treatment of Meningitis. Vanwln Meil. Ue.r., 
 
 Am/. Case of Cerebral Tuben'le. Canaila .Meil. Hn:, 
 Dec. 
 
 Fulton, \lexancler. Case of Membraneous 
 Croup. New Method of Treatmiuit. I'hil. Meil. and 
 .Sur. l{ep.. .Maij 12. 
 
 Fulton, .1. Case of Empyema— Treatment by 
 Carbolated Iodine Lotion. Canada Lancet. Ocl. 
 
 FundenberB, <Jeo. B. Carcinoma Uteri. J'hil. 
 Med. ami Sur. Hep.. March '.i\. Kemarks on the Best 
 Methods of Promoting Post-Partum Uterine Con- 
 tractions. J'hil. Med. and ynr. Hep., .lull/ 28. Uetro- 
 version and Iinpactiou of the Gravid Uterus, Oom- 
 plicated with Cancer, Ste. .l/ii. .four. Olis.. ,fnli/. 
 
 FiirneHs, \\. H. A Layman's Experience of 
 Homeopathy. .Xnrlh Am. .fmir. Ilnmcn.. Nov. 
 
 <iaar<ler, O. V. A Case of Malarial Unilateral 
 Byperidrosis. SI. Lunis Clin. I{er., Dec. 
 
 (iabell, . Verba Santa. Smilhern .Med. lire. 
 
 July. 
 
 <tHillar<l, Kdwar<l. A Beady Test for Arsenical 
 ('onipounds. ,1m. .hair. I'hnr.. .March. Weights and 
 Measures. .!"(. J<nir. I'liar.. .May. 
 
 (iallison, .1. C Sclerosis of Stomach— Arseni- 
 cum. N. F. Me.d. I.'iizelie IHI, .March. 
 
 (iallolM, N. ErytUropUeum Guineeusi> and Cou- 
 miuga. .\m. .Inui. I'har.. Jan. 
 
 <iallou|><-, J. F. Treatment of Fracture ot tho 
 Patella. Ilnslim .Med. an I Snr. Jour., .iui/. IC. 
 
 tiardner, I). \V. General Tuberculosis. St. 
 Lniii.i Med. and Snr. Jniir.. .Mnnh. 
 
 <iar<lner, tlolin. case of Placenta Prirvia. .S7. 
 Lnuin C in. Her., .inij. Forcible Flexion in Fibrous 
 Adhesion.^. Canada Lancil. Oct. 
 
 Gardner, . Progressive I'eruieious Aucamia. 
 
 Canada .Mnl. and Sur. Jour, .Marcli. 
 
 Oardner, .T. Are Bacteria Normal V Am. Irnct., 
 March. 
 
 (iardnei', .TanieM T. Belation between Topo- 
 grii)ihical Surveys and the Study of Public Health. 
 The ,'<anilnriiin, .Sciil. 
 
 (Jardner, K. W. Phosphorus Assimulation. A'. 
 J'. Mnl. Ilic.. Jnn. '2f nml Mny 1!>. 
 
 <iari'es«'Iie, II. S. Clinical Bcports- Popliteal 
 Aneurism mistaken forOsteo-Sarcmna; .Amputation. 
 St. I.miin Clin. I{ec., June. Clinical Reports, Exten- 
 sive Fracture oi the Skull, etc, .S7. Lmiif Clin. Iter., 
 Niiv. 
 
 (iarretson, James K. .\ Surgical Engine. I'hil. 
 Mnl. YVm-.v. A'"!'. 10. 
 
 (iarrlnues, H. J. How Long Ought Women to 
 stay in lied after Delivery? .Iw. .Mnl. I{i-]\'nhly, 
 Ocl'. i:t. 
 
 <Jarrison, II. I>. A Case of Frequent Failure of 
 Pliospliorns as a Therapeutic Agent. I'hy. and I'har., 
 Fell. 
 
 (iarrisoii, J. IJ. Autiscptie Surgery. I'hil. .Mnl. 
 and Sur. Hip.. Man-h 21. 
 
 GaHt««n, J. !*leF. Local Spasm of the Womb, 
 with Retention of the Placenta and Hemorrhage. A'. 
 I 0. Med. and Sur. Jnur.. July. 
 
 n ' 
 
IB 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNlCATlONb, 
 
 
 j ; 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 |: 
 
 
 1, 
 
 
 
 I' ' 
 
 IaE 
 
 Oatohell, Charles. Carcinoma of thn Llvpr 
 without Eulargoinunt ur Uonglioiiiiif<. ^tiii. Ilomen, 
 Oct. Plumbum In (Urrhotic Kiduoy. Am. /lumni, 
 Th-c. 
 
 Oatclit*]], Vm \, Home Exi)oriiiioutM on the 
 Frog with Ibtrin Amaru, ynrtli Am. Juki: Unmm, 
 Fill. 
 
 (intclit'll, H. I*. lMuiit-< In tlii^ Slecpiiin Itooni. 
 The KindiTKarteu. Am. 0!>s. {II), Ihr. Hcllt'borc 
 PyniH Americana. Surtliuvflirn A)niiilint (//), Jiili/. 
 The LunK!* no Furnaic. I'. S. Miul. Ini-i'fliniitin (li), 
 Jim. IS. 
 
 <Jay, <«e«>. W. Antineptic Surgery at thi' lioHtou 
 Hospital, lidstiiii Mill. nmlSiir. Juiir.. AV^. l.'i. Two 
 SuccCBwful Canort of Ovariotomy. /IosIidi MiiI. tvul Siir. 
 Jiiiir., .Marrh 2\t. Hoh-pital ('a«<'R. llnslmi .Mul. ami .'<ni: 
 Jour, Si'pl 0, Oil 4 iinil Am: '2'_>. 
 
 (la.yloril, K. P. An Accidental I'roviug of Iodine. 
 Ohio Mfil. and Siir. Hep. {/I). .Mnifli. 
 
 Gazzo, •Toliii H. C. Tlie Treatment of Enlarged 
 Hplobu by Intra VenoUH Injection. I'hil. Miil.aml Sur. 
 K'p., .Wiinl, ]((. 
 
 Gcbliard, (ien, S. fremor as a .Symptom of 
 Nervous Disease. I'ln'l. .^hil. ami .S'h;-. /{, /i., Jiinf 23. 
 
 <iebs«<r, K. Paralytic ('onver^;eut Straliisnius, 
 Facial Paraly.«is, etc. SI. f.oiiia .)liil. atiil Sin. ./mii:. 
 Jim. 
 
 (iedcliiiKs, W. H. Aiken as a Health Station. 
 Cliiniitlim .Mill. Juui: ami ltd:. Jim. 
 
 <ii>hriiiiK< KuK«*ii« <'. A New Antevorsion I'ea- 
 sary. St. I.mii.i .)/>■(/. ami .S'l/c ./.<»/•., ./(////. Tlu- circu- 
 lar Bandage as a Remedy in Tlionicic Allcctiona. 
 Am. I'raii.. Aiii/. A Sign of Karly l'regnan( y. Am. 
 I'riiil.. J tit II . 
 
 Geiiois, LoiiIh, Tluiture of Catechu, .im. Jmn: 
 I'hai:. .Vaiih. Emulsion of Oil of Turpentine. .Im. 
 Jiiiii: I'liat:. Julij. 
 
 Gerald, F. AV. Who are Uegular PliysiciaiiH'/ 
 A', y. Mill. KrUi-tii: Jim. 
 
 G<>ral<I, F. L Death of Gen. Wasliiiigton. A', 
 r. Mil. Klin Hi. Sii>l. 
 
 G«'rry, Kdwiii I*, A C.tse of IntiissiiscM'ption. 
 Hiistnn .Mill, ami Sin: Jmir,. Jiim' "21. 
 
 <ierst«'l, Adolpli, Ziucuui. .\iirlh .tin. Join: 
 Hnmin.. .\liil. 
 
 <iibl)OiiH, Henry. Treatment of Diphtheria. 
 Piiriflc .Mill, anil Sin: Jniii:. Jiiii. PerBonal txperieni'e 
 of Carbuncles. J'aiilir .Mnl. mid Sin: .Imn:. h'lh. 
 Rheumatism. I'mifn .Mnl.aiid Sin: .Imn:, Min-rh. Pir- 
 soual Kxpericncc < f Nitrous ()\i(l (iiis. r.uifn- Mnl. 
 and Sur. Jiiiii:. .tjiril. Itefcrm Nciilcil ,\miiiii,' itelnrni- 
 ers. I'lirifir .Mi-d. ami Sin: .1 ,!>::. Mnji. Hi Iciicc.if thi 
 Medical Kducation and Medical Schnul of Aimriiii. 
 I'ltiifii- Med. and Suv.Jniii:. Jtnv: t'ampiiigOut Tlieni- 
 peutically Considered. I'niijii- .Mnl. niul Sm. .loin-,, 
 Any. Massage. I'^nifu- Mid. mid Sin: .lum:. Sipl. The 
 Late Prof. Smith and the Anterior Splint, I'nri/ir 
 JUi'd. mid Sm: Jmir.. Si pi. Smiie Dileiisivc I{eniar!;.« <in 
 the Medical Education and Medj.al School.s of Amer- 
 ica. Am. Mill. Hi- ir.'./.-.'//. ./,(/../ 7. 
 
 (iiblMMis, Ilfiiry, .Ir. Mnrtuary stati.-tic"; of 
 San Francisco for in'ii). I'urilir Med. mid Snr. Jmn:, 
 Fell. 
 
 <ilbb<>iiH, W. V. Asylum for the FeebU^-Minded. 
 I'arific Med. and Sm: Jnm:. .Mnii. 
 
 (iibbH, it, F, A New Anthropomcter. .im. Jmn: 
 Med. .Srieme.i. Jim. 
 
 GibiifV, >J, F, Water Pressure in Heteiition of 
 Urine. A'. )'. Mnl. Uiu:. Xm: lo, 
 
 (iibiicy, V, I', Perinephritis in children. Am. 
 Joni: .Mill. .Si-iinris , A)iiil. The Stniunuis Elenieiits 
 in the Etiology of .loiut Diseases. A. ]'. .)/,,/. ./,,«,., 
 Juhi. Suppurative Aritliritc Followintr Acute liheiiiij- 
 atism. A', i'. .Med. Ilrr.. .\iii/ •.i.'i. A Case ot Spin:il 
 Irritatii>n in n child. I'liil. Mnl. 'I'ime.i. Sijil. I. 
 Case of General Paresis Due to Genital Irritation. 
 LonuHlIt Mid. and Sm: Sews., .\piil :i«. 
 
 OibHon, C H. Sabina Hemorrhage. U. S. Med. 
 TnivKtii/iiliir (//), Feb. 1. 
 
 Glhoii, Albert 1a The Need of Sanitary Reform 
 in Shlji Life. Thr Siinilarian, Manh. 
 
 <iillt«>rt, F, I), Oil the Use of the Aspirator in 
 Hydrothorax. Canadu .Mid. anil Sm: Jmii:. Feb. 
 
 <iil)icrt, r. 
 
 Mid. Ifn:, Jmn: 
 
 l>. Cases of Midwifery. Canada 
 
 Strictun^ l.iiniaville 
 Traumatism. I'. S. 
 
 <iil(>hri.st, •!. <i. .Miout a 
 Mnl. Sent, Mini i'J. A Case of 
 .Mnl. InirMiij'itiir(U), .S, pi. 1. 
 
 Gillanil, L, IV, Extra Uterine Pregnancy. Va. 
 .Mid Munlhhi. Sipt. A Case of Cut Throat. A'. «>. 
 .Mid. and Sm: Jnm:, Oit. 
 
 Gillt-tlf, AValti-r K, Case of Intussusception 
 in a child Nine Mouths old. .im. Jmn: Ohs., Jan. A 
 CUK<' of I'seudo-Ovaiian Tumor. .\m. Jmn: OI1.1., 
 Jim. Case of ltMi>tiire of the Vestibule during 
 Labor, .im. ..'iiin: iiliM., .{pril. A New Operation for 
 the Cure of Bectocele and Oystocele. Am. Jnm: Oh)., 
 April. The Narcotic Mft'ect of Morphia on the New 
 Born chiNl when adniiui.stered to the Mother in 
 Labor, .im. .Imn: Oh.''., (hi. I'lferperal F'ever at 
 Charity Hospiial. .V. 1'. Med. Iter., .March l":. 
 
 Gilliam, l>, T«><l. (Quinine in certain Gastro-In- 
 testinal Disorders. Oliiu Med. Hnnider, Fib. I'ecu- 
 liar Case of Ditfuso Coreliral Sclerosis. Oliin .Mnl. 
 Ifii-nrder. .ipril. .\ case of (Uuicealed Strangulnted 
 Hernia. Ohin .Mnl. Ifnnrihr, Mmi. ()i)iuiu in Epi- 
 ' lepsy. oliiii .Mnl. h'riiirdir. .Xnr. Laporotomy for 
 Intestinal Obstruction. '/'/(,■ C'linii: .Man -C 
 
 Gillin^;, \V, K, Convnlsions— Case in Private 
 Practice. Vliiriiiin .Mnl. '/'///,'.•,•,■. Jiini. 
 
 (iiliiiaii, tloliii II, Chhirodyne. Ho.ilnn .Mnl. and 
 Sm: Jmn:. Ihe. l:t. 
 
 Fit man. .1, K. On Medical Ethi.-s. /'. .v, Mnl. 
 lnir.<tiij,Uiir (11). Mm-iii 15. 
 
 <iirar<l, A, <', Lister's Antiseptic Treatment of 
 Wounds. .V. v. Mid, llir.. Sm: 17. 
 
 <iiNb(>rn«-, li. I'. Preparatory Education A 
 Necessity for the T'liorougli Training of Medical 
 Students, rhji. mid I'liariii.. .Xnr. 
 
 (iNli, ('. i.., "Coloycynth and Cohx^yuthiau Ro- 
 flectionH." I'liiiuiiii .Mill. Jmir.nnd Ex., .\or. 
 
 <il« itsiiiann, W. On Altitude and Climate in 
 th(! Tnathicnt oi I'whiioii.ti y I'lithisis. ('in, Mnl. 
 -Vm/'.'.-, .Mariii. ('(Uitributimis to the Treatment of 
 Pulmonary Phthisis. .V. o. M-d. uml Sm: Jmn:, Jiilii. 
 
 <i<Mlilar<l, AV, A, Caseof IJrai 1 FfcVer. H'rslern 
 
 Lamel. Jum. 
 
 (Joilfrt'v, K. 
 
 I'liil. Mid. rime.s- 
 
 (;(id<-i, .\. II 
 
 , Report f f Two 1 ases of Measles. 
 ipiil 'iM. 
 
 .K Ke<( lit Treatnunit for Irredlm^i- 
 
 lile Ketrollcxiou of the Itcrus. .\i,iilliern .Med. Un., 
 .Miinii. Hints on the Maiuigcuient of Labor. .'<iiiilli- 
 ern .Mil. li'n:. .\'iiv, 
 
 <inoili'll, AVm. CaKc of Sterility. .im.,li iir.Ohs., 
 Jan. I'ilaiiiil 1 iimor lienioved by Traction from the 
 Uterus. Am.Jmn:Olis..J,in. Rupture ot the Womb. 
 A,n. Jiiur. Ohs,, .Inly. Laceration of the Female 
 Periiia'iim. linslnn .Mnl. mid Sm: Jmn:, .\iii: -i'.). 
 Clinic Hospitals of the I'niversity nf p.iin, llnslnn 
 Mnl. mid Snr. June.. Her. W. I,a<eration of the Cer- 
 vix I teri and its 'I'reatiucnt. .V. )'. Mnl. Her., (hi. 'JO. 
 On Prolapse of the Womb from Eloimation of the 
 Suprn-Viigiual Portion of tlu'Cervix I'hil. Med. and 
 Snr. /iV;>., Jan. (i. On the Radical Treatment of 
 rterine Cancers. /'Iiil. .Mnl, mnl Sur. Hip., .Mmvh 
 111 On L.-icerufion <d' the Periuienm from Child 
 Birth. I'iiil. Mnl. and Snr. Hep., .Mnnii ;tl. 
 
 <;i)Hs, i. ,J. >i. The Treafuient of Diahetes Melli- 
 tus. /'/(// .Mnl. mid Snr. Hip, (let. 1:1. Dropsy. 
 Cases in Pi-aetii'e. <,)iiinia. (iuaninu— Puullinia. 
 Kiie,iii- .Med. mill Snr. .Iiiur., .illy. Diphtheria. A'c- 
 leelie Med. mid Sin: Jiiur., Dn: Gelaeinium Semper- 
 
IF 
 
 riASKIFIEl* 1!V AL'IiroltS. 
 
 19 
 
 vllciiB, YoUdW OtilH. Soitlhrrn Meil. Iter., Mivj. A(!0- 
 uitc Soitlhern JHcil. Her... ,/uiii\ UcilHeuiium. Sinilh- 
 rrn Mnl. /iVc, , .Vou. 
 
 (•onion, W. A, IlydruHtiH Caundcnsia in Utcr- 
 iiio HitiiKirrliaKo and Moiiorrtiimia, iiml uIho in \>yn- 
 ;in'ni)rrhcii. Hhicnijn .ili-l. .Imtr. unit /•>., -lie/, nml 
 
 , 4ioftoii, U. A. TUo MDUinni of Mun. Unmiii. 
 Timi:<, Jan. 
 
 <i'ortoii, W. It. A Cuac, olUlcerH. An.Oli.i., ill), 
 April. 
 
 <>c,<rup-lte»iiiiii;/. K. von. On OMtrutbln. Am. 
 Jour. I 'liar., Miiy. 
 
 <ioiile.V, •loliii W. S. Some Practiual I'ointH iu 
 tho Trt'utinent of Stonu in tlit! lUaddcn-. .V. )'. ,1/''/. 
 Hn., Aitij. 25. Ainpntation of tlic I't-nirt. I.iniixinlli- 
 .Ueil. .\eii\i, Si'iit. If), 
 
 Ooiillon, II. 'riinJK iu Ut^ailaulio. llnhneman- 
 nian Munthli/, Mai\'i. 
 
 (ioullon, .Jr., II. Thuja Occldontalis. Xnrth 
 Am. JiAtr. lliiinen., h'i'h. 
 
 (<ral>owski, iT. On Halician O/.oljt^lt and (fvc- 
 Bin. Am. .Jiiiir., I'liar.. Fih. 
 
 <>rii<t7,«'l, Ailolpli. Creasoto and ('«rli(dic Acid. 
 .Im. ./(/(/;•. I'liui., Jiinf.. 
 
 (iraliain, noiiKlas. Massa<{o in WritiM'H (^'raiup 
 and Alli.'d AlfiM-tionH. .V. J'. Mnl. /dr., .Ijo-i/ W. 
 Till- Trt'atin(^nt of .Spraina l>v MasHaKc .\'. )'. .l/f/. 
 /{■(., Aiiij. 11. 
 
 <>rHhani, 10. II. S^iina liitidia of the Sa^i'tini. 
 (V)i. ilfil. A'li-'inrr iHi, .Mai). 
 
 (irant, Fraiirin S. TUrro l.'usis of Spinid Itis- 
 canu iu Childri'U Trcatoc'. t)y HnspeuHiuu with I'lawtur 
 of Paris JackutM. S. 1'. MM. Kec. Ufc 20. 
 
 Orant, A. •). Annual Address Didivered before 
 tile Biithurst auil Kideun Metlieal Association. I'.iii- 
 ii'ln f.aiii'l, lull, ail ulij, 
 
 <irant, W. T. Itotany — In iis Hfdations with 
 Medieiuo. Allanli .Mr I. ami Snr. ./our.. Or!. 
 
 <ira.v, A. \V. Congenital Ali-ience of rtern~ ami 
 Vagina, f'lu'cai/u .Mnl. .linu\ ami h'x., .'^'r/il. 
 
 iJray, <•«■<». I). .V Casoof Vicarious Men.stniatioii 
 from iVlaniniarv (lUinds. .im. Mrd. lU-W'rrKiii. s jil. 
 
 <«ray, <i. II. A Case of VrHii-al (!iilcii!ii.-i. Meilul- 
 larry Cancer of tlie I'roMtatc. and Deatli from t'ral 
 Hiie I'oiHouiuK. '^''. /.•"/'.>■ Mrd. .inil .Snr. .hmr.. .Ian. 
 
 <«i'a.v. .lohii r. I'atholoHical IJeHeirches. .\in. 
 ./. nr. In.ianili/, .Ian. 
 
 (Jrcj-n, Krank II. Professional Duty mid Siic- 
 ritlee of Life. .V. V. .Mnl. lin-., ./»/,.• •_>. A Xew 
 Device for Spreading I'lasti'r of Paris and Oflier Sub- 
 stances upon Uaiidii;(( s. .^■. )'. .Mrl. li < .. Ori, i;i. 
 
 4irt'OiU', riMiu'iH V. i;\ti'aetioi'. of i;all'eina 
 from itiiarana. Am. .Imir. I'har.. .Iiih/. On flie T.niii' 
 .\cid of (luiU'.mu. .im. .Iiinr. I'.'iitr . .i'lii. On •liii'u- 
 lieliia tile Allciliiiil of (lie Si>l:illiim i'liiiicolal uoi. 
 .im .linir. I'nar. (hi. Niiteiii lie.c:ard to I lie Coiiteiil;! 
 of the Aril di- on .laliorandi ill l.iiui; 'ards Diccio larii 
 de jMedi dua Domcstica. /'.W. .1/ ./. riuir'. .in;/ 1«. 
 
 <>r<M>ii, .Jaiiii'H S. <'ase of Tetanic or Intermit 
 tent retaiiiiJ. Am. .Imir. nlit.. .Ian. Case iit Slr;iii- 
 Hiilati'in o| the Small Tiitcstine in I'tero-Ki'ctal 
 Adhesions. .\m. .Imir. 0!i.<.. .Ian. Case of Ui>tro- 
 Cterine Sarcoma ot Vaudiial Orin'iti. .l»i. ,lnnr. OI><.. 
 Ai>ril. Dislocation oi the l.oin; Head ol the IJh'eps 
 I'lexor Culiilo .Muscle. Va. Mni. .Mml'i'/i. .Mai/. 
 
 Greim, J. Oriie. lie ent I'rof'reH.'i in Otology. 
 Bail iH .Mill, anil Siir. Jour., Mai/, 17 a.n'l .\i)r. 1. 
 
 <lreen, J. W Addrens to the Mnmn! of the 
 
 ^rodical (^olle(,'e ot Ohio, Th,' Clitiii; March .i1. 
 
 Oroen, I.i. IVI. PhyHicians aH DiHppiiHera. Phil. 
 Mnl. awl ,Snr. lifp., .\i»<. 'J4. Tallpiifi Kiiuluo Varus, 
 riiil. MrJ. and .Sur. liip.. Pec. 8. 
 
 <Jreen, Traill. Uavo Organic Nervous Oispaacs 
 Tlndr Origin and I'Veipioiu^y In Our Aiucriuun Life? 
 /'/(('/. .Mnl. Timr.i, Ainil •iH. 
 
 <Jr«'«'ni', AVni. A, Pronress of Pharniary and 
 Thorapeiitien. A'rt</iri(,V Jnur. .Mil. anil ,Sur., Auf). 
 (!od Idver oil. .\ii.-<'irilli> Jiair. .Mnl. anil .Sur.. Srpt. 
 Ueview of Cnuteniporary Modern I'liariuacy. jViw/i- 
 rillr Jour. Mrd. awl Sur., (>rl., .\iir. awl Dec. Com- 
 pressed I'illH. I'd. .Mnl. iMiinthhi, .ing. Advance of 
 Pharmaceutical and Cheinical Sciouco. •Smtllicrn .Med. 
 Itn-., July. l»ro({reHBive Pharmacy — Fluid Extract 
 Kidney Leaf Corap. .Snnllirrn Mnl. Her., Aug. The 
 Food of tho Ancients, and of Modorn lufiiutH. ('in. 
 LanrrI awl OI1.1., .tug. Itoview of (lontemporary Mod- 
 ern Pliarniacy. ('in. I.ancel and Olm., Oct. Progregs- 
 Ivo Modern Pharmacy, .(hi. Me.d.Hi-Wi'.i'lc i/, .S>-i)t. 1. 
 Ueview ol Contemporary Modern Pharmacy. Am. 
 .Mnl. Ili-Werkhi, Srpl. 15. Uevlew of (Jontemporary 
 Modern Pharmacy. Am. .Mnl. lU-U'rekl;/, Dec. 22. 
 
 tJrecnon-jIi, F. II. On the Treatment of Chan- 
 croid. linaUin .Mnl, and Sur. .lour.. Jan. 11. Notes on 
 Home of the Most Freijuent Skin Disetses. Boston 
 .Wed. and Sur. Jnur., Frh. 22 and March 8. 
 
 41r<'«'iian»y4'r, P. S. Sulpho-Carbolato of Soda 
 In Diphtheria. I'liil. .Mnl. and Sur. Hep., Jan. 8. 
 
 <;rc.u);;, K. II. Local Applications— Suppres.sed 
 Ophthalmia. Ilumeo. Timnt. Ainil, 
 
 iivi'tinvy, C. L. Notes from Practice. Suulkern 
 .Mnl. Itrr.. April, and fin. .Mnl. .\rirg, Jan. 
 
 Oi-iiler, T. C. Rubeola and .Abortion. Louis- 
 t'ille .Mrd. \ews, .tug. 11. 
 
 (irilHtli, Anna K. coinpnrison between Cuprum 
 and /inciini. .Xurlli .Ini. Jnur. Ilomeo., Aug. 
 
 (ii-itHtli, II. y\. Treatment of Scarlet Fever. 
 I'/iiragii M'll. .Iiair. and F.r.. .March. 
 
 (irittlth, .1. .1. Is Kyjdiilis Amenable to Legis- 
 lation? r. S. M-d. hievftig'iliir (III, Jan. 15. 
 
 firitllth, S. F. I'eculiar Kllects from Kxhibitlou 
 
 of (Quinine. Ohin .Mil. Recorder, Mai/. 
 
 <irillitlis, Thomas .1. The Seton in Paralysis 
 
 and l-'pilepsy. .Im. I'rarl., Marih. 
 
 <;riH1tlis, W. <'. The Arrcstof Zymotic Diseases 
 — Variola Vacrdnation. Tlie Sanitarian, Se/it. 
 
 iiv\KK*> •'• ^V. The llypodi^rmic Use of the 
 riiielure Veratriim Viride in I'nerperal Eclampsia. 
 All mill .Ml. and Sur. .Iiair., Jan, 
 
 <>rinn<-ll, Fortlyo*'. Quiniaphnbia. rin. Lan- 
 rrI and (III.-!., Marrli. 
 
 (irlHsoMi, KtiK*"!!*'. Mechanical Prote<'tion for 
 the Vi.'leiil Insane. .Im. ./<>»)•. Iiixanitu, July. 
 
 <<ris\volil, W, N. Sail vlic Acid in Hlienniatisin 
 Cat.. Mid. 'I'imi ^, Jidii, \ Proviu;,' of Piper Methysti- 
 cnin. Ilaliii' inaniiian Mnnllilii. June. 
 
 <irivflan'l, Kninisinu*-! A. Amber and Am- 
 
 hi I'-ris. r. .V. M d. hin.!liiial'ir {ID. Jiihi 15. 
 
 <;i-oss. F. II. :\l.;dii!lavv Saivoma. I'hU. Mnl. 
 I'iiiiK. I>n-. •_>_•, 
 
 (iross, 
 
 poten. c. 
 
 I til re ■ 
 
 Fhii. M-d 
 
 <ilili-l. 
 
 ; llr/K. J nil 
 
 ] (iriioninir, 10. Oiihthalm dof^ical Ki'view. .1/c'i. 
 Ilp'ilhai. and (H-il. \',>l . VI.. ii.ta n 'i'li and r>:,\. 
 
 tiiihlci', A. Note on a Piper, called .Jaboraiidi 111 
 I the I'lMviiice of Pio -Janerio. .\in. Jour. J'har., Muii 
 
 I t;ufrn<«\v, KKbort. Grindelia HobnBta. Ohio- 
 I tia.ilhns Vii'ninica in .I.undioe. /{amen. Timet^, Jan, 
 ' .\ceidi«tital Pjovins ol corrosive .Mercury. Humrn 
 I Times, .tune. 
 
 SaiiilK'l \\. on S'xiiai Debility anil Im 
 I'iiil. Mnl. and Sur. Id/i.. -Mail :■. Clioi.-iil 
 n A Case of the I'pper ('ervical V. rtebiiu 
 
 J'inn .-:, .Srjil. 1 . 
 
 I.. Free Dis|i nsaiii'S. I'hil. Mid. and .Sur 
 
 'm 
 
 i ' ! 
 
20 
 
 INDKX TO OUrOINAL COM Mil MOAT [ON 8, 
 
 I 
 
 Hair Lip ami Cloft Palate, with 
 • Lip. Typical (laHe of (;yBti<' Dc- 
 
 Onernsey, Henry W. OVBri«uTu;norB. Itahnr- 
 Mannmn Munthly, Dec. 
 
 GinTiiNey, J. C. Pregnancy to Full Term otter 
 Four SiicceHHive Mi8carriage8. Hafinenuinnian Munlh- 
 '.V. AV/'t. 
 
 OuornHfy. VV. tTeftVi'Miii. Strangulated Her- 
 uiu. Ualinrnumninn Mimlhlii, Mni/. 
 
 Guild, •JuiiieH. A SucceHBt'ul ('afle of Ovariot- 
 omy. I'hil. Mfil. iinil Siir. Hi'p., A'or. 10. 
 
 Guild, Jr., JaiiK-H. A Sacceaaful Caxo of Ovari- 
 otomy. Nituh. Jnur. Med. ami Siir., Oct. 
 
 (iuild, L, A. Hemorrhagic Malarial Fuvor. 
 Sintlhern Med. liir., Jul//. 
 
 GuiteriiH, •lalin It. Kml)olic Pucumouia. I'liil. 
 Med. Titne^. Mareh W. Cbhc of IVTltral TriiUMpid and 
 Aortic. DiBeawe, witli Pulsation of tlio Liver ami Peri- 
 cardial AdbeHiouB. I'hit. Meil,. Times, M'i'i \'l. 
 
 Guiin, IVIoHeR 
 
 Operation for Hair _.-^. _„^ 
 
 generation of Inferior Maxil'a. Cliient/'i .\ied. Jour, 
 and Er., June. Lat 'ral Curvature— Kpitlidioma. 
 Chicago .Med. Jour, and Er , .'^epl. Pulpy Dci^cucrutinn 
 of the Knee Joint— Periostitis. Cliienj/o .Med. Jour, 
 awl Ex., Sept. Potts Oiaeaso of the Spine. C.iiniyo 
 .Med. Jour, and Er., ltd. 
 
 Guiitx, .J. Kdwurd. On the (,»ue8tion of the 
 (;ontagiousneH8 of Venereal Warts. -Ic'i. iKrmnUil., 
 Oct. 
 
 Iladdoii, Alexander. Congestive' and OrRatiic 
 Stricture of tlie Urethra. Accompanied hy lietciitioii 
 of I'riue. .V. y. .Meil. Her., Ju/i/7. Con^'estivc and 
 Organic Stricture of the Uretiirii. Accouii)atiicd by 
 Uetention of Urine, treated succesHfully with Water 
 Pressure by means of a Syringe. iUiiengo .Med. Tiniex, 
 
 .i Ufl. 
 
 Hhki>ii1>u('1i, a. W, Local Treatment in Diph- 
 theria. I'liiciMjo .Med. Jour, and Er.. .March. 
 
 Ha|[{B«'i't.v, R. W. Neuralgic Dysmonorrluea. 
 Detroit .Med. Jour., Aui/. 
 
 HaKunK'i. Geo, A. Tra 'hootomv in Diphtlieria. 
 .V. )-. .Med. Her,, .May Vi, 
 
 Haiiitf, JoNi-pli. Nephriti' Calculi— Xepliritic 
 Colic. Piirifte .Med. mid Sur. .lour., V.c. 
 
 Halderinun, I). TwoCasesofAnimalous Heart. 
 Ohio .Med. Recorder, July. 
 
 Haldrinaiin, .J. S, On .\t)orting Variola Krup- 
 tioiis. ('in. f.itneil ,ind Ott.i., .hili/. The Protoxide oi 
 Hydrogen Chemically and Aledically CoMHiderei!. 
 Cin. [.luiret and Olm.. Orl. On .Miorfing Variola Krnp 
 tiouH— A Hejoinder to Dr. llildritli's reply. Cin 
 l.nne, t ond OI1.1.. Dee. 
 
 TIal*', K. H. Vil)urnum. \. ft". .!/«/. (ioielte (Hi. 
 Eel,. What is Scarlet Fever? A^. ft'. Mid. (Imelle (H|. 
 .\pril. Iodoform in Dyameuorrhiei. ,V. ft,'. .Mni. 
 linz'tle (Hi. .May. Chronic Catarrh of the Uladder 
 cured by Chimaphila. \. ft.'. Miil. Ho-.'lti il/i. June 
 .\ (.'aso of ltiKi)hicenn'nl of Mie Ovary. ,\. ft,'. Mel. 
 tlnille (II). Ju'ii. cysliiele 'I'ti iiti^l lif nieiU'i ol 
 Thoma-'s Xntevirsiou ress;ti-. A ft; .M d. i;.i-ilf, 
 til:, .lui/ Htillineia In SiiMfnl'Sis i| . Iiildren. V. 
 E. .Med.'aii:e!te [Ih. Del. [.Mupliutic ( iliHi'l ular 1:11 
 lartiemcnts T. .V .(/.//. /,;,v.«^>(/,,,- (// 1, ./kh I. Sali- 
 cylic Acid in ScpUc Tcmm'. /'. .S'. l/i-/. luee.li./n'or 
 (III. Fell. 1. \ Case (if hJHiila ■■■riielit nl tin- Ov.-iry. 
 r. S. .Med. Inrislio'diir \ll\. .hint \. Tin- I inpuriairce 
 (il iKMiartnieiitH of I'liarniacolony and I'rnvin^'s in 
 the lliimeiipathic C diegey. I'. ,S'. Md. Inee.iiiiinlor 
 (III, Jult/\. Salicylic Aciil. .\orlli Am.. lour. Ilomeo. 
 EtI). Baisamuni I'eruviiiiiiini. Sorth Ahi..lour. Iloiuen, 
 .\,i<l. Scarlet Fever and Milk. .im. Hour,,. Au;/. 
 Nntca on some of the Newest Keincdies. .1/)/. II uwti, 
 .Se/it. Acute OaslritiM. .\iii llomeo, yoe. Bryiciia in 
 Irritable Heart, flnltiieiuanvinn .Monihly, Eeh. Ni- 
 trate of Amvl in DysmeuorrhcBa. Hohnemannion 
 MonUdy, .March. On the Aetjnn of ('ooi. 
 uion Monlliiii. .'\e)it. 
 
 II 'h)}' moil- 
 
 Hall, G. A. Childrou's Clinic. V. S. Mnt. In. 
 ivstipalor III), May IfS. The Obatetriral Force))*. /'. 
 .V. Med. lurenlii/ator (II), May Vi. Surgical Clinic. V. 
 S. Meil. Inrextiijator ills, Seji'. 15. 
 
 Halit^r, I''. B. Treatment of Hearlot Fever. Chi' 
 
 catjo Med. Jour, and Ex , March. 
 
 Hallorl<, Allx'rt A. AnalysisolTwouty Sample* 
 of White Lead. Sew Hem.. Oct. 
 
 Haniillon, Alfxaiider. Cineho (juinlue. N. 
 Y. Mrd. Hec, Jan. 'in, 
 
 Haiiilltoii, Allan Mcl.iino. Two Cases of Hys- 
 tero-Kpilepsy. Am. Jour. .Med. .Sciencen. Del. A Case 
 of Peculiar Unilateral Tremor Following Head In- 
 juries. Hoflon Med. and .Sur. Jour.. Sept. "Xl. A Case 
 of P.ogressive Muscular Atrophy Uesembllng Lead 
 Paresis. .V. )'. Med. Hec. .March 'H. The Theraiieu- 
 tics of Epilepsy. Cin. .Med. .V/ici, Etb. 
 
 Hamilton, i». K, Treatment of Sebaceous Tu- 
 mors by Injection of Tincture of Iodine. Phil,. Med. 
 and Sur. Hep.. Eh. 17. A Probable Ovarian Tumor 
 Taking on Inflammatory Action. Phil. Med. and Sur, 
 Hep , .lull) H. 
 
 Hamilton, II. It. Dipht.ioria and its Manage- 
 ment. /'/(//. .Meil. ai'il Sur. Hep., April'i^. 
 
 Hiimiititn, Frank II. Fra<'turo of the Femur. 
 
 Arch. Clin. Sur., .\oe. lo. Shortening in Fractures. 
 .V. )'. .Me.d. Her., Awi. 11, 'J'reatment of Fractures of 
 the Shaft of the Femur in the Adult. A'. K. Med. Hec, 
 D'c. 1. Clinical Lectures on Fracture of the Femur. 
 I'liil. .Meil. Tiiui.i, A'or. '24. Summary KeraarKs on 
 Fractures of the Shalt of the Femur ii: Adults. Jluf- 
 falo .Mid. and Sur. Jour., Dec Pistol Wounds of the 
 Belly and Probahly of the Kidney — Keoovery. J'hy. 
 and I'har.. Aui/. Hemarks on Colics' Fracture. Ohio 
 .Med. and .Sur. Jour.. Eeh. 
 
 Hamilton, <i«'o. Venous Congestion as a Patha- 
 logicai Condition, and tUood Letting in lielatiou 
 Thereto. I'hil. .Med. and .Sur. Hep., April '21. 
 
 Hamilton, •?. \V. DislocationB of the Shoulder 
 and their Keduction by Manipulation. Ohio Med. 
 Kieorder, April. Division of the Femur by Subi-u- 
 taiieoUH Osteotomy. Ohio .Mid. Herordcr, Aug. Ac- 
 (juired Talipes Kiiniuus; with six years of Great 
 Suft'ering. Ohio .)/■•'<. Hecorder, Aui). Accidental Di- 
 vision of the Tcudo Achiliis — Kecovery. Ohio .Med. 
 H i-nrOer. Oct Was it the Wax ? Ohio .Med. Hecorder, 
 Dec. 
 
 Hamilton, S. M. Hospital and Private Practice. 
 I'hil. Med. and Sur. Hep., Jan. lit. Ingrowing Toe 
 Nail. I'liil. .Med. and Sur. Rep., .Sept. '>■>. 
 
 Hammond, \Vm. A. Hysterical Muscular Con- 
 tractions. Chicag* ,l»ur. .\'ervou.i anil Mental Dis., 
 .fail. 
 
 litinil, K. I>l. Hepatic Abscess Aspirated witli a 
 Davidson's Syringe. I'hil. .Med. and Sur. Rep., March 
 •H. 
 
 HanderNon, H. K. A New Catheter Ouagc. A', 
 )'. Med. Rec, Oct. C. 
 
 Hank. Horatio T. Improved Tracheotomy In- 
 strument. Am, .lour. <)!■«., Jan. Fatal Cas<' of Rup- 
 ture of the Uti'rus. Am. Jour. Ol-i., A/irll Spray 
 I'r. Mincing .\pparatua for Throwing Carbolic Acid 
 spray, etc. .ini . .lour, olif., Aio-il. A Plan for Cor- 
 recting tint Abuse (d' Medical (Juarities in the City 
 of New York. v. )'. 1/c./. Hec. Mil'/ :<. 
 
 ilunn-.i. It. >l. Abnsi' f>( Free Dispensai ies. 
 I'i'ii'. Hid. and Sue Hr/r. .May Vi. 
 
 Hanscom, Sandl'oi-d. A (^ase nf Hydrophobia. 
 April 111, 
 
 f SpuntaneoiiH Uaugrene. 
 Dec 
 
 . The Lymphatic Theorv 
 A'. }-. Med. Jour., Dec. The 
 St, Louis Clin. Rec, .March. 
 
 Iliial.oi Med. and .Sue. .lour 
 
 Hard, Abner. (!asc 
 
 t'hiciJi)n Ml I. .lour, and Er 
 
 Hard:»\vay, Wm, A, 
 
 of Syplillltic Infection. 
 (!nrability of Syphilis 
 
 The Dirticnlties of Diagnosis and ProguoBis in Cer- 
 tain Venereal Lesions. SI. Louis Clin. Rec, Aug. 
 Oase ot a Beard'd Woman. SI. IfOui.i Med. and Sur. 
 
 Rp \or. 
 
CLASSIinED BY AUTHOilS. 
 
 21 
 
 Harilon, VIfkII O. A Onntribution to tho Stat- 
 isticH uf (>yuB>col(>gy. Honlon Meil. ami Sur. Jour., 
 Mail 10. 
 
 liurdy, K. ErytUroplieitm Ouineinse and Cou- 
 iniu){it. Am. Jour. I'har,, Jan, 
 
 HurirlH, Kobt. H. H. Tho Muriatod Tincture 
 of Irou a Spoclllc for KryHlpolaa. Am. Med. Hi- Weekly, 
 Mnrrlr.M. (!omniuutcability uf YoUow Fever. Am, 
 Mill. II -Wetklii, .»<i;ri6. 
 
 Ilarliin, Cieo. C. Obxtinato Dlnpbaro— Hpaani 
 l!uroil by lubalation of Nitratn o Aiuyl. .Im. Juur, 
 Med, .S'cjcrtcM, April. UutiuitiH Albiimeunrlctt. I'hil. 
 Meil. iinil ,Sur. Uip., Juh/ '2H. 
 
 UwrriN, KIlHlia. (^onHurvatlvo M' diciiKiniid tha 
 MisHiDU of tliH Huultarlnu. 7 he .Suniliirinn, .\larch. 
 
 llarrlH, Herhnrt <'. Malarial Hinuiatm la. Am. 
 
 Ueil. Hi- VVeeklj), May 12. 
 
 ilarrlH, 1'. A. AutoplaBtio Operation for Treat- 
 ment of W.ibb Finger. .V. 1'. Meil. Her,, ,ruly 14. 
 ODiitroct I'raotice. .V. J'. Med. Her., .Sept. If). 
 
 HarrliiKton, H, I^. Sulphate of Cluohonldia as 
 an Antl-Perlodlc. <Jliiciigi> Med. .four, iitiil Kjr. l/ec, 
 
 HarrlMon, R. H. Aneurism of tlio Popliteal Ar- 
 tery. .S7. f.mti.i Med. mint .Sur. Jour., Miirrh. 
 
 Hai'tinaiiii, Arthur. Hearing TohIb and Pollt- 
 zor'H Acoumeter, Anh. OphOial and Olol., Vol. fi., 
 piijie (■>();(. 
 
 Harv«>,v, K. W. Kerosene Oil in Croup. Phil. 
 .Veil, iinil Sur. Hep., April \\. 
 
 Ilarwood, Kd\var<l <', Intlaniniiitlou uf the 
 Mastoid Colls. \'a. Med. .Mtmthhj, Mmcli. 
 
 Hatch, !•'. W. Insulation of Sunstroke. J'acijia 
 ,Ued. iind Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 Hatch, Jr., F. W. Discussion on Dr. Nlyou's 
 Paper. I'aeifie .Med. and .Vu/\ Jour., Dec. 
 
 Hiiiipt, T.tiwiH IVr. Street Paveraents. The Sani- 
 tarian, July, 
 
 Hawcg, .I«>NM«>. Doith followiufj Vaci'inatiou. 
 -V. »'. .Med. Her. Der. ''i. 
 
 HawcM, WaUtM- A, Case of Uterine Inversion- 
 Vti. .Veil. Mnnlhlji, April. (!iiHtm apparently showing 
 that Quinine dons not poMsess Oxvtocio" Virtues— 
 With remarks. Vn. Med. Mimlhly, Auij. 
 
 Hawkfs, W. ./ Neglect of Materia Medl a. Am. 
 Iliinieii. Dee. CIlL i'.": Lectun'. f. S, Meil. /niv.itii/a- 
 lor (11). April 1.5. Medical Clinic. V. S. Mel, Inn'sli- 
 aZloi'i'l). 'V'"'. In- 
 
 Hav, <i«'orjj«'. Fallacy of Trommcrs Ti'st. I'liil. 
 Med. TImis, Julii'n iinti Oel. 27. Dialized Iron. I'hil. 
 Med. Tim'.i, .SV^i/. 1. 
 
 Ila.v<l(>ii, l>. II. Ut'ceut Progress in the Trent- 
 
 ment of tUiildreu's Diseases. Uiii<ti<n .Med. mid .Vmc. 
 Jiiur., Fell, 1 rinil .\ug, 2. 
 
 llaynt'K, FiaiiciH r. Hesearches on the Antago- 
 nism i>f Poison. /'/(//. Meil, 'l'iine.<. Miiy }'2 
 
 Ila/ard, AV. It. chnroa (iriividoriim. Si. hnuis 
 I'lln. Kii:, April. Interview with Dr. .1. Miivino Sims 
 ill Kelatimi to the Wuiii.ni's Hospital (rjiitroversy, 
 .SV f.iiui.< Clin. Her.. .SV/jr 
 
 ilcaril, II. H. Triplets. Xns-lieillr J.me.. Med 
 mid .Vv/. , Jidi/. 
 
 lliMil h, <)<-i>. .\. Kipiisetiini in iMnilysK. Ilii'me- 
 :il,!illliail .Mnillhll/, .Sipl. 
 
 Hcit/.iiiaiin, <-. Tlie Cell-Doctriiir in tlic Light 
 cif Kecent Investigations. A'. }'. .)/••</. ,/uiir , April, 
 
 lloll, Ountav. On an .Vrtirteial Siiltstittiti! for 
 Ueeswax. Am, Jour. J'/mr,, Feb, 
 
 lli'lnis, II. It. Locked Heads Am, I'i'ui.. Sept, 
 
 Helmuth. Win. Tod. Surgical Clinic. Am. Ob- 
 newer (//). June and July. Cicatrix from Severe Burn. 
 Am. Oti.iervrr (//). Pee. AneuriRm. Disease of JJono. 
 Cancer r. S. .Med. li.r.i»tiQuU,r (H). Ft). 1 Siugical 
 CaSfV, .V. F. M'd. C,il,zelle {II), .Inly. 
 
 H«^nry, Frnilk. I*. Acute rx>lmr Pneumonia Iki- 
 glnnluK in lilght Apex. lArye White Kidneys av- 
 oompanyinK Phthisis. I'hil. Med, Tiniei.. July 21, 
 Heart, Liver, and Kidneys from a ease of Cardiac 
 Valvular Disease. I'hil, Med, Tin.eii, June 9. 
 
 Heiiocli, K. On Infantile Typhoid Fever. U, S, 
 Med, lniwinyiW,r(ll), Oil, 1. 
 
 Hentx, (', A, Meningitis. AHanla Med. and Sur, 
 Jour., Aufl, 
 
 HcrliiK, C. The Fevers of Africa, llomeo, Timen, 
 Aug. Our Noaodes. .\tirlh Am. Jour,, llomen, Aug. 
 The Desiderata of our School, .\orlh Am. Jour,, 
 llomen, .Vor. 
 
 Herrera, Alfonso, Notes on the Jnyoto of 
 Mexico, ,1m. Jmir. I'hiir., April. 
 
 Hcriidoii, Z. I>. Case of Typlioid Fever. .South- 
 ern .Med, Her., Aug. On a New Process for the Prepa- 
 ration of Extracts without Heat. Am. Jintr. I'har., 
 Sept. 
 
 Herrick, <>, K, The Pessary in the Treatment 
 ef Uterin(( Displacements. Delndt Med, Jour,, Oct, 
 
 Herrlck, H. H. Phosphorus as a Kestorative 
 Remedy. .V. O, .Med. and Sur. Jour., .May. A case of 
 Doubtful Diagnosis, with remarkably High Tempera- 
 ture. X. O. .Med, and ,^ur. Jour,, July, 
 
 HrsHP, It, Ovarian Cyst Treated by Electrolysis. 
 Am. Jour, Otm., Jan. 
 
 H<Mi.stis, .1. K. A UeiiiHrUablo chso of Ovarioto- 
 my. iV. O. .Med. and Sur. Jour., Jan', Home cii >■» 
 of Arm Presentation. iV. <), .Med, and Sur. Jour., Hie. 
 
 Heydfurelch, L. A Foreign Body in the Exter- 
 nal .\udltory Canal Causing KeHex Nervous Symp- 
 toms. Arch Opt hal and Olol. Vol. \'i. pageW'A.i. 
 
 Hibhard, .Ta«. T. The Instinctive Operations of 
 the Hiiiuau System, and how they may be utilised in 
 thb Management of Certain Diseases, anil more par- 
 ticularly in Functional Intestinal Constipation. Cin. 
 Lnncet and Otis., Pec. 
 
 HlKKli>St K. M. Entropion Successfully Treated 
 by Hypodermic In.1ectiou of Strychnia. ,S7. Loui.i 
 Med. and Sur. .four., Jan. 
 
 HlUlreth, C^lias. C. Variola— Reply to Strictures 
 of Dr. Haldeman. Ci'h. Laneel and Ob.i., Ocl. 
 
 Hil(lr(*th, J. I.. A case of Extra-Utcriae Fo'ta- 
 tion. Hii.iton Med. and Sur. Jour., .\ne. 8. 
 
 HIII, .1. L,. .Miiteriial Impressions on the Fo'tus. 
 I'hil. .Med. and Sur. Hep.. Jan' 27. 
 
 Hill, •lohii, ACiHc of Kpilepsy. Iihin .Med. He 
 eoril''r. Fell'. 
 
 Hill, Thoiuas. A Case oi' Ii!ipric<ioii of the 
 Uowels. Am., Med. Hi -Weekly, Seiil.-i'). 
 
 HilU'i', I). .VlbiTt. Veterinary MomcopatLy. 
 llomeo. Times, Oct. Metritis Cured by Piper Methvs- 
 ticumcum or Arva Samoa. I'. S, .Med. Inx-exliiitilnr [ID, 
 Oct. 1. 
 
 Hillcr, Krctik, Hip -loiut Di<e.ts , .Vr.W'i .l.-i. 
 .lour., Iliiiii'o. V(ji'. Previii'; of Piper '\Totliystiiiiiii. 
 Ilii'iiirinniiiiiiii .M'inll'lii. .Inly. 
 
 Hilliard, W . Tlie Medi.:.! 'riirnM -try ot Cer- 
 tain Discecs as tliev prcviiil in tlic South and Sonili 
 west. .V. (I M'd. and Sur. ,l'>ur.. .lull/. 
 
 Hills, Alfred li. Plaiitago Major. Hniimi. lini'.-' 
 ,liiu'. I''.rvtliema Fiina^-Lacli'sis llmion I'iinr.s-. 
 .I;i)i7. liiauLsnrnl Keiiuirlis as President of ilic 
 Hiilinenianii Acaileniy of Medicine ol New Voil; 
 r. .S' .Med. Ineesligalor {//>. Jaii' 1. IM'iigs. or Vis 
 Medic.atrix Naturie. I'in. .Med. Ailemne ill). Oil. 
 
 Hills, Arthur T. Report of a Case of Ovarian 
 Cyst and Fibroid of Uterus, with .Vutopsy. Ilmueo 
 Timet, March, 
 
 Hingston, Wni. H. Annual Address, before the 
 Tenth Annual Meeting of the Canada Medii'al Asso. 
 elation Septcuiber l:itl) JH77 I'mi'idii Mid. Hicr.yd. 
 rifc 
 
IK 
 
 22 
 
 INDEX TO OIIIOINAL (X)MMUNr(rAT[()NS, 
 
 w 
 
 Hliiton, KiifiiH K. Notoii on thr< Sum^'KHfiil 
 Truatiiioiit or Tlir«<t Cum-i of I'ltyrlaiiiH KulirH. I'hil. 
 Meil. Tiiwx, Si-pl. IT). Tln> AbiTtlvn Tri'iitiiiiiit of tho 
 (lulil HtiiMe oi Intcrinltti'iit (''I'vor l>y tUu Nitrate of 
 Aiiiyl. fhil. .Veil, aiul .V»r. «./-.. .ipril 38. 
 
 Illrtliilii, KrciuiH F. Ou tlii' ('a«Rta Trade In 
 China. AVic limi., .Uni/. ('oniiiiiTi'litl Dru|{B of tho 
 ChinoHo ProvlUL'o of Canton. .\fiv Uein., June. 
 
 Ilitclirock, K. Il.vuii'nu ut Anihvrat Collogn. 
 The Sniiitariiiii, I he. 
 
 Illtctniutii, Will. Trcutnii'iit of Tubur'MiloitlH. 
 F.e.leelie .Mnl. aitil .Sue. .lour., h'eii'. 1h iuuu a machine? 
 Keeitie Mftl. niiil Siir. .lour., Jliue. 
 
 Honrdloy, /\ll>«>rt K. A Caec of Loncocythae- 
 inia. Chicinjii Med. Jnue. anil Kr., April. 
 
 Hoblt.4, A. <i. Dinlocation of the Shoulder in ii 
 Uoy Five Years Olil. l.iiuifeille Med. .\ew», Jiili/ W. 
 Banti'nine a cuuHit of ConvulaiouB. Hulphute Clu- 
 chouidin, l.iiiiixrille Mei. Sewn, Sor. 24. 
 
 HockrldKt'i 1'- (•raiivllh^ Hurgcona in the 
 Allan Liui' Cmiitiln J..iiieet, .ipril. 
 
 IIcmIk*'. <i. !>• St'U-ct Fornnilw lor Diphtheria. 
 
 .Siiiilliirn .Mill, li'rr., f'lli' . 
 
 II<mIk:«, II, lifiiox, C'yHtic DiHenHi' of liroad 
 Linanieut. Oviiry.Biiil .ilinniM TuniorMof tin- llti^riiH. 
 I'liil, .\l,ii. Tliivs. M'ir.h 17. i steitiB of the Keiuiir, 
 Hliowiiij; riieriktioiiH .Monn the Shaft uud Tliroiiuli 
 the Neck. I'hi'. .»/(/. Tii^n.', .Vnnh ;(l. A Needle 
 Found I'ost-iiiorttm *ithin the Cranitini. liiil. .Mnl. 
 Tiine.i, Ainj. 4. 
 
 MixlKfii, John T. Tho u.se of Uxlide of Potan- 
 aiiini in Syphilis. .S7. I.nuii Clin. Hee., Oft. Krarturo 
 of sternum l)y Muscular Action. A'. V. Meil. Jtei .. 
 Dee. 2'i. 
 
 lloilKf, I.,. A. K, Remittent Fever, with Te- 
 
 tunic Convulsions. 
 iIi»dK«-N, K. M. 
 
 .S7. Loui.t I'lin. Hee., Aiiij. 
 Fis.iures Uceurrinj^ in 
 
 I.011B 
 Bom s, with llt^niarks on V yh«i)ed Fractures of tho 
 Ti1)ia. /liiKliiii Mill. I'liil .Siir. .lour.. Jim. 11. Fractures 
 *f the Hi/ud of tlie Kadius. /{n.i/oii Med, ouil .Site. Jour., 
 Jmi. IH. 
 
 Ilfoifiiiaii, H. F. 'I'he Induction of I'reiuature 
 
 Labor, iliiliiieiiiniiiiiiiii .ilniitlilt/, Jinif. 
 
 Ilon'iiiiiii, .J. A. On Salicylic Add. f. .v. Mn'. 
 Iiiei.'Hi/iiloe illi, .Inn. l.'i. On Hcarlet Ftver. /'. X. 
 Mill. Invi:<li!/iil<iri/l), .\uii. 1. 
 
 ilolbriMik, M. I.. Death Uid Studies. /'/«/. 
 Mill, nnil Sue. Ileii., Del. 2i). 
 
 Iloicoiiilx-, H'lii. II. Fxtraordinary Case of 
 Nervous Disease. .Im. Ilomeo, .Vmi. Pulsatilla in 
 Transverse Positions. Oliin .Mnl. mul .Sue. lieii. (II), 
 Mill/. 
 
 Holdfii, A. W. (tun Shot Wound of the Liver, 
 Coniplicat'd with Lesion of the Oall-Uladder— Ue- 
 ouvery. Jfoniiii. 'J'ini'S, Mni/. 
 
 Holdfii, KdK'ti'- I'arucpntesig Thonu-is in a 
 Cliild Two Years of Ajje. .V. 1'. .\feil. Jmir., Jnn. A 
 PliaryiiKeal Xi'iir.isis Dm- to I'tiTiue I>im'ast'. .\ . )'. 
 .Mill, ./one., .l/./(7. Krrors nf tlii> Sphynnio!;iaph. .\ 
 1'. Mill. Jonr.. .Vi/r. fiisi'iivery in IM^^ical DiuHU'Kis. 
 A. )'. .)/"/, /{,... Jim. •>y\. l>r. Hold, n's ICcMon.itor. 
 S. v. Mill. Hie.. l-'eli.:\. (Inisciii- Ui s(inai:ce in Auh- 
 cuhition. .\. y. .Mill lln ., Apiil'M New luvestina- 
 tions in Ues|iiratory I'atliolotjy. .t»i. June. .Mnl. 
 HeimiiK. .{jieil. 
 
 Hn\ffiktv, Tlioiiias II luaccurai'v ul (riass 
 Irraduates. A'. 1'. .Meil. A'.-., ./nn. JO. 
 
 Ilollell, .\. r. Medical I'Mucatiou. Ilmneii. 
 rimes, A<B. 
 
 liolnoes, E. L. lutra-Ocular Tumors. Vliiear/o 
 Btit. Jour, iiitil Ex.. Aug. '1 hirteen Cases of Ocular 
 fhinior, with a Case of Tumor of the (iptic N' r\r 
 »iiJ K Case ot l'aii"iihtlia1mitiK witli a Cl-t Siiiiu- 
 latintf a 'J'umcr Ai'ii. ni'lttiin!. nnii iili/'.. iv-'. r/. 
 
 lioliiK'H. K. M. On Adulti'ratlona of Aconite 
 Hoot. Am. Jour. I'Iniy., Mnii. Cnltlvatiiin of Medi- 
 cinal Plants at llanbiiry. .\in. June. I'linr., Aug. 
 ('ultivation of Medicinal Plants at llltcliin. Am. 
 Jour, I'har., the. 
 
 II<iliii<>M, <>liv4'r Wt'iiiUdl. An Address Ho- 
 liverod to the Annual Meeting of tlie l<ost<in Micro- 
 ■copical Society. Himlon .Veil, ami .Sue. Jonr., .May 
 •H. 
 
 II(iliii<>H, S. ,1, Kocovery of a Cbbo of Tetanus 
 Treated by (Malabar Uoan aud Chloral llydiatu. .V. 
 r. Meil. Hee.. .Sefil. H. 
 
 Holt, tloH<>|>li. Analysis of tho Itecord of Yellow 
 Fever in N^w Orleans in lH7(i. .V. (t. .Meil. ami ,snr. 
 ./(IMC, Jan. The Hecord of Nine Additlomil Cases of 
 (Jephallc Version, with Introductory Keniarks. .V. 
 O. .Veil, and .*>'//;• Jour., .Mai/. 
 
 Ilaiiiiuiis, ifoliii. ('ases of Ovntlotomy. Hiftun 
 Med, and ,Snr, Jour,, .{utt. -M. Hospital Cases. Iloslon 
 M'd. and .S'l/r, Jour., .Ih//. K). 
 
 Hon, ir. H. The Circuhir Dandage as a Kemedy 
 In Thoracic Atl'ections. Am. I'nni., thl. 
 
 Iloopi-r, Will. I). Ueiuarks on Aspiration. Va. 
 Meil. Miinllilii. Jan. 
 
 IIo(>|ifs, |j. Cases from Practlue. llaJinemanninn 
 .Mi.n'lihj. Ainil. 
 
 II«|ikiiiM, II. It. Case of Sudden Death after 
 Kmliolism of t'je .\.\inary Artery. Hii.Jini .Med. and 
 Sue. Jone., Jimi' '1\. Two Cases ol Obsiure Disease, 
 with .Xulopsies. Iln.'iliin .Mnl. and ,\ur. Jour., Hie. (',. 
 
 llorii«>r, Fi'cdk. The .\mi ricau Naval Mediial 
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 Horner, ,Ir., Frcilk. Obstetric Practice in 
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 Ilorloii, ,1. Animal Krotli as an .Vlinieut in Dis- 
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 Horsi-y, ,1. Alfrt'il. Notes of a Cas(f of Fracture 
 of the liase of the Skull. Vanadu Laueet, Auij. 
 
 I. .\ f^ase of Vai^dnal Lithotomy. 
 Jone., \oe. 'J'i. 
 
 Hot'/,, F. <'. A Piece of Iron in the Irin'rwenty- 
 foiir years -.\ spliutir of coal in the Posterinr Lay- 
 ers of tlio Cornea, eti'. I'hieniin M'd. JiiUr.. and l<:.r.. 
 Fill'. 
 
 Hoiiai'il, •!. (•. Notes on tlie Klfects of the Sap 
 or Juice of the H'ppomaue Mancinella. Ilalimniann- 
 iav Moullihi. Fell. 
 
 Hoiiu^li, .1. It, A System of Clieniicai Testing for 
 Medical and tleneral t'se. Ci7i. I.nneil and (lh.'<., .Sriil. 
 A System of Chemical Testing for ^Tedical aii(l(tiri- 
 erai I'sy. fin. /.nmel and oh.'-., Drl. 
 
 Ilniif^litoii, Ilfiiry <'. A Lci'ture on Otolojiy. 
 
 Ilidini'hiimniiiii Mimlli'i/. .\iirit. 
 
 Houston, M. M. .Midiiinal l'i'o)ierti''s of the 
 liutlalii I.ithia SprniL's of .Mrclib-nbiirg Co.. Va. I" 
 Mill. Mi.id'di/. /•■. '.. 
 
 Ilouai'd. Oiivid. Notes on tlic Distribntiun >r 
 llie .AlUaloids In Ciniliona 'I'rirs. Am. .Imie. I'ii.ie., 
 .Sipl. 
 
 Ilowiiril, Ht-iii'.v. How to Diai^'uoKis Ceitaiu 
 ForniH of Ihsaiiity I'liO'idn .Med. nnd .Sii,\ .lone., 
 Moieh. Some liciiiiirks on the Mt<lical •lurisjiiu 
 dence of Insanity. Cauuila .Mnl. and .Sue. Jonr., .Xne. 
 
 H <»«'«', A. >I. Bacteria and Microzymos. r/iviiiin 
 .Med. 'I'tnies, ,Sr/il. The Slttua^'ciiicut of Dysc iitei'y. 
 Am. .Med. June.. (A'!. A'ee. 
 
 Howe, .Io.s<>|>li W. On the Etiology, Pnthol()«y 
 and 'J'reatnieiit of Speiinatorrhaa and Impotence. 
 
 HOMIIKT, .\li'r<' 
 
 nii.diin M d. and .Sue 
 
 I an 
 
 f .V. r Med. Hee . Xov. 11. 
 
 ! IIOMI 
 
 ! Patt-lla 
 
 Ootuvias Tlinnidy kf- 
 
 Hoslon .Vtd '1011 Sue. .lemr.. 
 
 fracture 
 
 Sept. 6 
 
 if the 
 
OLAHHU'IED til AUTHORb. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Howo, S. Ui'oout l'riij<rcKM In Olmtelrlci »nd 
 (lynadcoldKjr, Ho.ilim Unl. nml Niir. Jour., Am. lO. 
 
 Hoy, I'. It, OuMCH (if Injury of th« Ilraiii luvolv- 
 inn HiH'i'fli. i'hi<iii/i) Jiiiii: i\iiv. (iHil .Mail. lHs„ 
 Apiii. 
 
 llo,vii«>, T<<iii|il<« H. Xbii Tboraiifluttc UaiiRii of 
 
 StillilijHiiKm. Am. Ilniiieii , An;/. Anti-Hyiiliilitli' 
 ilcMKJillcH. ( /;/. .1/.//. .\ilrniiir (II). Julji. (.'Imrttctcr- 
 iBtlcH (if UliUH 'rdxlcddciitlrciij. /'. ,S'. MkI. /iinnlijiii- 
 lor [II). Munh I. I.iM'tiiri' iin Vi'niTi'al itiiil Skin jilM- 
 i'«Hi'K. r. ,S. Meil. Iiii-i-sliiiulm- {II). .Iiiif IS, Clmratv 
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 All!/. 15. 
 
 Iloyt, I'. II. (ivnvian Tiinmr Coiniillratnl with 
 Aiii'ltlH. ''III. .)/.(<. A'Iniiiif ill). Ffir. A Case of 
 AbcIIIh. Ciii. Mnl. Ailfiim-e \II). Mdirli. 
 
 Hoyt, \V. I>. A Coiitriltutiin to thii Study of 
 l'ut^ri)L'rul (JonvnlHliins. U.nmt I,. .Miil. Juitr., .Iitii'-. 
 
 Antl(inity of TarHO-MetstarHnl 
 Mnl. Ii>;., .1/0// 11). 
 
 Ilultlxird, O. IV 
 
 AniiHitations- .V. 1 
 
 If ikInoii, a. T. Abnormal Anus of Six YritrB' 
 Duration — A .SnccuMRtiil uporutioii for ItH Cure. 
 I'ltcilif .Mill, iinil Siir. Jiitii:, .Xnv. 
 
 HikIhoii, F. Oiirwin. Honiu nf the Dlni^uoHtlc 
 Itclatlons of till.' IniUyeHtionH— /'/(//. ami I'lmr., May. 
 
 HikIniiii, K. I>. 
 
 Mnl. S'twf, Ni>i\ 3. 
 
 HymrH Amputation. I,nui.irillr 
 
 IIiikIk'h, ('. 11. CiiHe of trnilfttfiral Cerebellar 
 AbwceiiH and Tuniorn without I'ert-iHteuce of Synii)- 
 toins. <'}iiriuji> Jour. Mnv, iiiiil .Mini. I>is., Oil. 
 I'ractlettl NoteN on the I'HyeboHls. SI. l.imh .Mi'il. nml 
 Siir. Jour., .Marrli, Notes ou Paychosis. .S7. I.onii 
 ,Mril. anil Siir. Jour., April. 
 
 lIuKfs, Itirliiiril. llalininianii on Aeouitc. /'. 
 .V. .\lnl. Inri'sliijiitor {,H).Srf,l. 1. On the Itiltioiialo of 
 )Ionieoi)athic Cure. .V. *,'. Mnl. Uuzelle (II). .Mail. Ou 
 the Nature of Druf? Action. HahiieiiKinninn .Mimtlili/, 
 •liiiii . 
 
 Hull, <;•■•». S. Hepnrtof Case of Femoral Aneur- 
 i.'iin. /'/((/. .)/«/. /'(Hici, .Sfjit. 1. 
 
 Hull, 1.. itr<>\v«-r. AspcrKlUuR lu the Ear. Am. 
 Jour. .Mill. .Stvun.i, .■{jiiil. 
 
 Iluinplire.v, J. R. Conversion of I'neo Presen- 
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 Hunt, Diiviil. On the Development of the Ex- 
 teniitl Har I'usnnKe. Am. Jour. .Mml. .Srirtici:<, Jan'. 
 Development vif the Middle Ear. Iludou .Mnl. ami 
 .Sur.Jimr., Oct. IM The Obstetrie lorceps. Hnslon 
 .Mill, amt ,Sur. Jour., .Mar/ W. 
 
 Hunt, K/ra M. The Preventive Treatment of 
 Certain DiseaKes— A New Method of I'rophvlaetic 
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 Zymotic DiHeaBe,>< by Prophylatic Treatuieut. i\. V. 
 Mill. I{,v., I),,: H. 
 
 Hunt, tl. (iiltbons. Post Centennial Microsco- 
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 crosc<ipe. I'lit. M'll. .\rii:i, Juli). 
 
 fluiit, Wni. Sliortiiin^' in fractures, and Bilat- 
 I'l'al Symmetry. .V. )'. .Mnl. Hi,., Auij. t. 
 
 iiunter, . Suppuration of the Valvo-Va^lual 
 
 (Hand. .1/11. .lour, ohx., (hi. Specimen of Dysmen- 
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 Hupp, Joliii ('. Cases of Phymosis and Ad- 
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 Ilur<1, K. I*. I'hyinosls : Incoordiuatiou of 
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 JllU. l». 
 
 Hurlburt, I{. W. Notes on Two Cases of Lu- 
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 Ilut^hlimnn, JainoA H. Intcratldal Nephritis 
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 Junr 'J. (Cerebral .Abscessaud Dilated llrouchi. I'hil. 
 .Mnl Times, Aut/. l.H. 
 
 Hyatt, II. tItlN. Puerperal Ei'lanipsta and Milk 
 Diet. I'd. Mill. Monllili/, Mai/. The Normal Anatomy 
 of I he Vulvo- Vaginal UrIHco. Am. Juur. Oli»., April 
 awl Del. 
 
 Hyil<>, ilaincH NfvinM. An Adaptation of the 
 I'luHti r Ju(^kut to the Hpllnts of the Hip. Am. Jour. 
 .Wii/ ,SViV)i(r», Julji. Preputial Htunoals. Chicago Meil. 
 Jour, anil hU., April. Uare Forms of Oonxenital Mul- 
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 the Disposition of Zoster Corporis. I'liiraijo .Mnl. 
 Jtuir. ami »., Oil. A Case of Frambiesloid Condolo- 
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 Illowy, II. Skin Disenscs. ('in, l.ancil ond Oli»., 
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 luv.e, K, A, History of a Complicated Case, with 
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 IiiKmIh, K. I''letch«'r. Tympanic Ki>aonauce In 
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 and /•,>., March. The Kniballouieter. Chicago .Med. 
 Jour. and Fr., April. Dant,'er from Hypodermic In- 
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 Chicago, Cincinnati, I'hiladelphia, Charleston, Bos- 
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 Now York ami Lowell. Chicago Mid. Jour, and Ex., 
 Oil. Ingrowing Toe Nail. Chicago .Mnl. Jour, and 
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 IukIhh, J. '\. Kerosene OU in Croup. I'hil. .Mnl. 
 and .Siir. li'p., .Mai/ !>. iKnorauco of Pregnancy. I'hil. 
 .Mnl. and Sur. Hep.. Aug. 11. 
 
 InKalI'<> Win. A Synopsis of Private Obstetrical 
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 lioflon Mnl. and .Viic. Jour., .[prit '26. 
 
 I nice, K. Tracheotomy for tho Komoval of a 
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 Irclaud, .1. A. A Short Sketch of the History 
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 Jum\ Some of the Duties and Uesponsibllities of 
 the Dbstetriclau and Oyuiecologist. Am. Mnl. Hi- 
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 Cases from the Clinic lor Dis- 
 A'. r. .Med. Jour., .May. 
 
 IVfK, Frank 1.,. 
 
 oases of the Throat 
 
 I/artl, AValttT. 
 
 Louisville Med. Afi'w. 
 
 Mitral Insufficiency— Death. 
 Ang.'jr,. 
 
 tlackson, J. Han>iUi>n. Poaology. I'. S. Mrd. 
 Incintigiliir (II). .Mm/ 15. On (Jranulated Lids. f. A'. 
 .Mnl. Inrixligator (II). Aug. 1. 
 
 Jacolii, Aliraliuni. Lecture on Mammitip. 
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 Jiiur. OliS; Jul;/. Case of a Boy with Partial Absence 
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 «la<'olii, 1>I. r. Croup and Diphtheria. A'. }'. 
 .Mnl. K'C Fell' '24. 
 
 Jaint-s Iliislirod AV. Tumors. Am. Olncriir 
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 What are the most Heliable Sigiis of Incipient Phthi- 
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 llahncmannian .Monthli/. June. A Question in Ethics. 
 llohneniiiiiniaii .Monlhhj, Jiili/. Diseases of the Hi'art. 
 llahncmannian Monthly, Kept, Scieutitlc Climatology. 
 /,'. .V. .Med. InrestigiUor (II), Dec. 1. 
 
 •Fanif>i, .1. A. (\)uutry Surgery. Charleston Med. 
 Juur. and lice, Jan'. 
 
24 
 
 INDEX fO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 JaincH, John E. Fraoturen of the Ijower Ex- 
 
 treniiticB. Ilnliiii'miinninti Monlhli/. Hay. Treatment 
 of Fracture of the Ni<ck of the Femiir, with Case. 
 Ifnliwmanniitn Moiillih/, April. Cliuical Chservations 
 on Viburnum Pruniiolum. Hahnemannian Monthly, 
 Miiy. 
 
 •Tames, Saiiiiifl K. The Antipyretic Treatment 
 of Putaimouia. Am.Jmtr. M-il. .S'c/Vikv.k, July. 
 
 •Taiiii'soii, H«'iiry. CaKo of Malarial Convergent 
 Strabismus. Am. J'rml., Oct. 
 
 •TaiiioH, E. H. Civic Cleauliuess — Boston. The 
 Snnilfiriim, Jan'. The Sanitary Questions t'onceru- 
 inK Al)attiiirs and the Slaiinhtering BuMiuess in New 
 York. Till' Siiiiltiirian, July. 
 
 Jaiiii'H, Henry. A CaHC of Spiunl Heraii)hlegi». 
 Am. Jour. Mi'il. .VciVjkys, (hi. 
 
 Jaiu'way, Edward <i. On Syphilitic Meningi- 
 tis. Anh. Clin. .s«r., A'"r. 1. The .■Vrrest of Zymotic 
 Uiseanes— Small Pox, Siiirlet Fever, Dipththeria, 
 Measles, TypUoi'l Fever, Diarrhceal niHeasex. The 
 •'<iinitnriii>i, .SV;)^ 
 
 •Taiivrin, Joseph E. Case of Puerperal Phlebi- 
 tis. Am. Jiiur. ItliD., Jan'. 
 
 JeiikH, Kdward \V. Smcessfnl Case of Ciessrean 
 Sec^tiou after .Seven Days Lal)or, Am. Jour. Olis., Oct. 
 The Kelatious of Ancient Medicine to (iynaecology. 
 Kflr.iil Meil. Jour., M,iij, Ueport upon Obstetrics. 
 Dilroit Mid. Jmir., Si-iit. ' 
 
 •Jenkins. <J. F. A Case of Complete Rupture of 
 the Uterus and Vagina. I'hil. Meil. awl .S'uc. Urn. 
 March -'i. 
 
 •TerneKaii, H. M. Successful Case of Hernio- 
 tomy. .V.' M''il. <;a:i'ltr (II), F''h\ Three Cases of 
 Ovariotomy. N. K. .t/.i/. Iln-.i'llr (II). .Srpt. ami Oil. 
 Case of I'otts Fracture. .V. A". Mnl. dazillr (II), pre. 
 
 •Ji'ssup, *. A. Experience in Puerperal Eclamp- 
 sia. I'l'iil. Mill. lUi'l .Siir. If,-/,,, Aiiij. 4. 
 
 •lew ell, .1. S. PatholoKy and Treatment of Neil- 
 i'alt,'iH. i:hiiiii)o ,/iiur. .\i rr:ius awl Menial />i.s., April. 
 Cases dl Dise.ises of the Skin Depending on Neivu 
 Le-iioii-.. Arch. I)i rmalol July. 
 
 •Tewett. G. AV. Surgical Injuries of the Head. 
 
 li i.<lon .Mi'il. ami ,Sur. Jour., Anij. >j. 
 
 •lolly, >I. On the Alterabilitv of (Jalomel and 
 the Preiautious Ner'essary in its Therapeutical Eni- 
 ployments. Am. Jour. I'har.. lire. 
 
 •Tohaiisen, K. Chemistry of the Barks of the 
 Oak. Willow and Elm. Am. .lour. I'har.. S'ji!. 
 
 •lolinsoii, C'lik'i.^topher. F.pithelicima Penis. 
 .1/./. .Mril. Jiiir., Aw,. 
 
 •lolinsoii, <'. It. '"liissification and Causation of 
 Disease. Cliicni/o .\lnl. Jour, and h'.x., .March. 
 
 •lolinson, <J. K. Preventive Treatment of Con- 
 (,'en tal Syphilis. JMrnit .Mul. Jnur.. .Mai/. Memoir 
 (v| I >r. Benjamin Hush. Del mil .Mid. Jnur.. t'cl,'. 
 
 •lolinson, <;e<). Dangers of Yaginal Injections. 
 .V. J'. Mnt.Jimr., .Sept. 
 
 •Johnson, II. A. Tliyrntoiny. rliirni/o Mnl. ': 
 Jour and l:'r., J-fi. Ticail Puisciuing — MiTciirial 
 Eretliism. i'l,ii lu/o M'd. .hmr. and Ex., .^rpl. A Case! 
 Ill' I'ericai'ditis huppiiraliva. Aneurism of Ascen<l- i 
 in ; Aiirt.i. Vhicaijo M<d. Jnur. (C d tr., Oct. 
 
 •Johnson, .1. Taber. Case of Eclampsia. Arch. 
 C ill. .V//;',, Jan. 
 
 •lohnse/i, flolin Tli.iil. Narrowi d .Meatus as a 
 Cans of .Stricture of fiie I'r.'thra. Allania Med. and 
 ,'^ur. Jour.. Jan. The Nfirniw .Meatus. Allanla Med, 
 and .snr. Jnur.. July. The Trea uii'Ut ot Uetentiou of 
 Ucili'i. .Allanin .Mi-d. and Sur. Jnur., Dec. 
 
 •Johnson, Lawrence. Maggots in u Newly Born 
 Inliiiit. ,V. v. Mill. Kcc, .S'pl. 1. 
 
 •Johnston, Wirt, Treatment of Diphtheria. 
 
 Am. Med. Hi- Weekly, \ov. a4. 
 
 •Johnson, W. A. Hospital Reports, Phil, Med. 
 Times, .Sept. 16. 
 
 Jone, »Vm. Glanders in the Human Subject. 
 Parijic Med. and Sur. Jnur., June. 
 
 •Jones, H, E. Ingrowing "too Nail. Ohio Med. 
 Kecnrder, Sept. 
 
 •Jones, •Joseph. Poisonous Efl'ecits of Cyanide 
 of Potassium. .V. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., May. Notes 
 on the History of Disinfection and Disinfectants. 
 .V. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., Sept. 
 
 Jones, ,1, J. Intestinal Intussusception, with 
 Various Inflammatory Complications. I'hil. Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., .May V2. New Mexico as a Health Ue-'ort 
 for Consumptives. Phil. Med. and Sur. Hep., Sept. 
 \T>. 
 
 \. Picric Aciv. .\m. Olmerrer 
 
 •Jones, S. 
 Aug. 
 
 •Jones, S. 
 
 Med and Sur, 
 
 •Jones, S. 
 
 (W. 
 
 I'hil. 
 
 I... The Sequel* lu Influenza. 
 Hep., Feb. 17. 
 
 P, A Case of (Monic. Blephar-Spasraus. 
 Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., Sept, 
 
 Jones, AVni. A Case of Convulsion— Nervous 
 Irritability. .V. )'. .Med. Eclectic, Xuv. 
 
 •Jones, W, W. Scpticmmia after Amputations. 
 Toledo .Med. and Sur. Jnur., .\jiril. 
 
 •J«iynes, I.evtii S. (;aso of Infantile Paralysis. 
 Va. .Med. Monthly, July. The First .Medical Fee Table 
 of Virginia. \'a. .Med. .Monthly, .ipril. Remarks on 
 Hemorrhagic Malarial Fever, Especially with Uefer- 
 ence to the Character of Urine. H. and L. Med. Jour., 
 Hatch. 
 
 Kafka, . The Horr.eop.ithic Treatment of 
 
 Pneumonia. .V. E. Med. G.iiette ill), Jan. 
 
 Keatin);, John .M. Clinic Lecture on the The- 
 rapeutic Uses of .laborandi. I'liil. Med. Time.^, .fune 
 ■23. Uomarks on a Comparison of the Weather Re- 
 ports with Catarrhal Diseases of Children. I'hil. 
 .Med. Times, July 7. Death from Embolism in Diph- 
 theria. I'hil. .fled. Timet, July 7. 
 
 Ke«'ii, AV. W. On the Danger Attending the Use 
 of Opium in liright's Disesse. I'hi'. Mnl. Timr.t, Jan. 
 6. An Arm Amputated after Diffuse (,'ellulitis. Post 
 Sternal .\bsces8. I'hil. .Med. 'Time.';, June \). 
 
 Keeler, K. S. Death from (run-Shot Wound 
 after an interval of Fourteen Years, .Med. .\cic.i ami 
 I.ilirary, .Sept. 
 
 Kelhxtk, .J. D. Gangrene foUov.ing the Exter- 
 nal Use of Carbolic Acid. Caniuia Lancet, .March. 
 
 Kelly, •Jos. \, Placenta Pniivia. .t»i. Jnur . Glut.. 
 July. 
 
 K«'lsey, Charles. A Case of General Transposi- 
 tion of the Viscera. Am. Jnur. .Mnl. AViV/icc.v, Oct. 
 
 Kemper, <«. AV. H. A Contribution to Medical 
 Jurispriuleuce. -Im. I'ract., June. 
 
 Kempt', iM. Gangrene —.Xmpiitation. Lnui.-rille 
 .Vnl. .\iic<, .April 7, Excision of a Deep-Seated Tumor 
 of the Neck. I,nui.<irill- .Mnl. Sewf, June U. A Nest of 
 Encysted Tumors in Hight Orbit. Lnuisrillr .Med. 
 ,Vi!H',<, July 14. Epilepsy — Trephining, ('in. hnncrl 
 and Olis., .fan. 
 
 Kempton, tVilllam I>. Dental Caries, Its In- 
 fluence tipdii the General System, Itf I'Kvention. 
 Cin. I.anctl and Ohs., h'eh. 
 
 Kenniird, Thomas, Can Syphilis He-Occur, or 
 ran a I'eisun Have Syphilis Twice? SI. I.nuin Med. 
 and .Sur. Jnur., Jan. i he t!c>ntaniciiis)iess and Treat- 
 ment of DiphthiU'ia. SI. Lnnif .Med. and Sur. Jnur., 
 Feb. Molar Pregnancy. ,SI. /,(/,<(.< M'll. and .Sur. Jour.. 
 .March. 
 
 Kennedy, <<, \V. Acpne Meilieatie. .Im. Jnur. 
 J'hiir., Jan. Elixir Glycyrrhi/ic. .Im. .lour. Itinr.. 
 .May. Sodium Salicylate, .iiu. .Imir. I'har., Dec. 
 
 K«'nnedy, I. ('. Alcohol — Its Effects in Health, 
 Its Remedial Applications in Disease. Where and 
 When should it be Used? ('in. Lancet and Ohs., Jan. 
 
CLASSIFIED BY AUTHOBS* 
 
 t85 
 
 KciiiitMlv, J, D. Hydrencephalouele, Am. Med. 
 
 Hi- Wn-Kin, <ht. -n. 
 
 Korlvy, Ahriiiii V. Estimation of Araenlc In 
 Willi Paper iiiid Orreu Tark'taii. .Vci'J AVm.. Auij. ' 
 
 Ki'vv, I. <». IJthntomy and Surgery in China. 
 I'iicifif Mill, mill Siir. ■lour., y<ir. 
 
 Ki-rsliaw, J. >Iai'tiii(!. NBuralt.;la— Sulphur. 
 I/. .V. Mi-il. Iiivisli!/ctli, 1-1,11), l)>;\ 1, 
 
 Kf.vH, Kdwiird I... A Case of Lichou Planum. 
 Anil. Iii'rnuilnl., Jan. A ProHtufic Guide. Af. V. .Mi'il. 
 Krc., Miiii f). The Tonic and Specific Action of Mer- 
 cury. .V. }'. .\t,il. liic., .Mill/ Vi. Tbn ITse of Meruury 
 in Syphlli.s. hniii.iril/i' .Wid, Afirs, .ipril 'JH. 
 
 K«'VK«'r, I*. I). UlepharitiH and Ametropia, /'hit. 
 
 .)/.(/. riniix. Mili-rli 17. 
 
 Kcyl, li. A. T. C'ardio^'raphu' and Syphigmo- 
 t,'raphic .Stii(li<'s. .\ . )'. Mill. .Imir.. .Ii'l;/. 
 
 Kibbif, <J<M»rK<" W. Cooling the Blood in Ty- 
 phoid l''ev<'r. I'liil. Mi-il. mill .Siir. Ui)k, .sV/)^ 1. Uu 
 Water as a Therapeutic Agent, yew lirtn., .Mny. 
 Fever ; itn Nature and Purpose, Cin. .Mtil. Xi'im, 
 Fill'. The Natnre and Purpose of Fever. Cin. .\tfil. 
 Xe.irit, May. Description of a Fever Cot. N. )'. .Med. 
 ./our., Fib'. 
 
 KitTiiaii, •IiiiiioH (i. Katatouia. a Clinical Form 
 of In.Hauity. Am. ./nur. /u.-'mti/y, .hilij. 
 
 Iviii^, <:. ii. Sub-Peritoneal Fibroid Tumor Re- 
 moved by Abdominal Section — .Xm. ./(iiir. .Meil.Scien- 
 'V.S-. ./tin. 
 
 Kiii)^, Clias. I'. Tertiary Syphilis Therapeutical- 
 ly roiiuidered. ('in. Lmiiii amI.Oh.s., July. Cholera 
 Infantum. Ohiii .)/<</. liiinrtliv, (XL 
 
 Kill);, I'Vrdiiiaiiil. Ciucboua Allialoida and their 
 Salt.-), li. mill L. Mi'il. .Inin-,. Ainj. (;iuch(>na .Vlkaloids 
 and their Malt.'<. Allmiln .Uiil nml ,Siir. ,/niir., ./iiiu-. 
 SypliiliH — .Mlmiln Mat. iiml .Siir. Jmir., Jiiti/. Nephritic 
 C(dic. .[Ilmilii M'll, mul .Siir. Jmir.. ()'l. Cincbo- 
 Quiaine — Snulln m .M,;!. Hit., July. Ciucbo-Quinine. 
 I'li;i and I'liiir., Aug. Oiucho-C^uinine. .Md. M^d. 
 Jnui:, .y./il. 
 
 KiiiK, <;oo. Health Helper. Kchxtic Med. and 
 Siir. Jiiiir., Auij. 
 
 KiiiK, •!. <;. Viburnum in Dysmeuorrhcjca. Holme- 
 
 iiiiiiiiiimi Miiiillily. .Sijil. 
 
 KiiiK. AVillis I'. Hydrophobia. .SY. Louis Med. 
 
 mill Siir. Jiiiir., .\iiij. 
 
 KiiiK:, Will. S. Note on the Advantage 01 Posi- 
 tion in Dillicult Kxpectoration. IVdl. .Med. Times, 
 Awi. 4. 
 
 KiiiK''l>in'.v, <'. I" Hysteria Kesulting from 
 Spinal irritat'iou. ,V. K. Mid. (luzille (II), Mmrli. 
 
 Kiiikt-iiil, tl. .Xnomalons Case of Upium Poison- 
 ing. .\. )'. Mid. lin:. Die. 2->. 
 
 Kiiiiie, .\. I''. Morphine met by Atropia. Detroit 
 
 .Mid. Jiiiir., /he. 
 
 Kiiinoy, I'ortor S. A Case of Pelvic Celluliti.s. 
 
 Iliii.iiii. 'I'imrx, Aug. 
 
 Kiiiiiit'iitt, l'\ I*. Cane of Zostor FrontallK 
 
 Traiiumticus. Areli.i)/' Dirmnlnl, Jitn'. 
 
 KliiMiiian, I). X. Syuoi)gis of F(Uir Hundred 
 Cases (f tllistetric Practice. (ihiii .Men. lieenrder. 
 Fell. Hysterical Paralysis. Ohin .Med. lieenrder, .Mnji. 
 Uright's Diseaa,'. Ohio .Med. lieenrder, June. Pott's 
 Disi'aHe. tiliiii Mill, lieenrdi r, Aug. Salicylic Acid and 
 its Salts. Ohin Med. lieenrder, Sejii, 
 
 Kifklcy, V. A, Ovariotomy, with Ui'))ort of a 
 Case, ohin Mel. lieenrder, .Mnreh. Cjstii- Filiroiuata 
 of liotli Ovaries. 'I'niedn .Med. itiid .Sur. Jniir., I>ee. 
 
 Kirkwiioil, tlay W. Oil ot Turpentine in Puer- 
 peral Peritonitis. Wenlerii [.micet, .Mii ■ 
 
 Kitchen, Daiilul II. Ticoti 
 (Mil) Med and Siir. Jimr — .Ijiril, Juii 
 
 n Insanity. 
 Oef. 
 
 Klie, O. U., Charles. Collodion. Am. Jour, 
 Phar., June. Itesiua PodopbylU. Am, Juur, Phar., 
 Dec, 
 
 Kimpp, CharleH, Case of Tracheotomy in 
 Croup, (.'in. Lancet and Obs., Aug. 
 
 Kiiapp, H. Keport and Remarks on a Fourth 
 and Fiftti Hundred Cataract Extractions, according 
 to Von Graajfes Method. Arch. Opthal and OtoL, Vol. 
 
 i VI., 2iiige 7. Ophthalmological Review. Arch. Oph- 
 
 ' thai and Otnl., Vol. VI., page3'ii. Peripheral Division 
 of the Capsule. Preliminary Communication. Arch. 
 
 j 0])hlhal and Otiil., Vol. VI., page 5i5. Ophthalmoscope 
 
 j Making. N. V. Med. Hec, June 16. 
 
 ! Knapp, H. E.xperience with Lycopodium. Ohio 
 
 I .Med. and .S'ur. Hep., (II). March. Experience in Scar- 
 let Fever and Diphtheria. U. S. Med. Investigator 
 ' (II), A)inl.\. 
 
 Kiivrr, C. B. Sunstroke, t'. 5. Med. Investiga- 
 
 lur (II), Aug. 15 
 
 KiHitt, J. J. Solution of Nitrate of Silver In 
 the Treatment of Orchitis. Phil. Med. and Sur. Rep., 
 '• .March 17. A Case of Rattlesnake Bite Successfully 
 ! Treated by Injections of Carbolate of Ammonia into 
 i the Veins. I'hil. Med. and Sur. Hep., July 21. Injec- 
 I tions of Carbolate of Ammonia for Snake Bite. 
 I I'hil. .Med. and Sur Rep., July 'i.^. A Case of Strangu- 
 ateil Hernia of Right Side. Louisville Med. News, 
 . July 7. 
 
 I Knox, J Suydain. Insomnia. Chicago Mtd. Jour 
 j and Et., Jan'. 
 
 Knie8, M. Sixteen Cases of Sarcoma of the Oho- 
 ' roid, with Epicritic Remarks. Arch. Ophthal and 
 j OM.. Vol. VI., page aid. 
 
 \ Kiil(>flit, F. I.. Case of Anosmia Following • 
 I Blow on the Occiput. Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 I .svj). 13. iiecent Progress in the Treatment of the 
 
 Diseases of the Throat. Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 
 Oct. i. 
 
 I Koeck, Carl. Cases from Practice. Cin, Med, 
 ■ Adean ' (//), Oel. Cases from Practice. Huhneman- 
 nian Monthly, .May. Cases Treated with Schussler'a 
 Remedies. Hahiwmannian Monthly, May. 
 
 Koriidoerfer, A. " Mel Cum Sale." Halme- 
 
 mannian Monthly. Sept. 
 
 Kuchler, C. F. Diphtheritis. Cin. Med. Ad- 
 vance (II), March. 
 
 Kulin, N. A. Oil of Cinnamon Leaves. Am. 
 
 Jour. I'har., Jan. 
 
 Kunze, C. F. On the Treatment of Epilepsy- 
 
 Ilahnemannian .Monthly, March. 
 
 Kunze, H. E. Phyllocactus Orandis. A'. V Med. 
 fjcleelie, Sept. Cereus Triangularis. A'. V. Med. Ec- 
 lectic, .Sept. 
 
 Kurtz, Joseph. Diphtheria. Western Lancet, 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Laiiiadrid, J. J. A Case Hlustrating the Influ- 
 ence on the Infant, of Medicine, Administered to the 
 Mother During Pregnancy and Labor. Am. Jour. 
 Oil.''. . July. 
 
 I.awhofer, Kdward. On Detection of Adulter- 
 ations in Oleum Theobromro. Am. Jour. Phar., May. 
 
 l.andorer, Xav. Note on Olive Culture and 
 Olive Oil in Greece— Note on the Date and its Use in 
 the Orient. AViu Rem., Jan, Miscellaneous Contri- 
 butions from the Orient. .Vfio Rem.. April. Notes 
 oil Bou'e Mediciu >1 ao ' other Useful Plants. Am. 
 Jimr. Phar., Apri '^'arietloB. Am. Jour. Phar., July. 
 
 I.andesberK. >!• Contribution to the Pathology 
 of Child Bed. I'hil. Med. Times, Aug. 4. On Keratitis 
 Bullosa. Arch. Ophthal. and Otol., Vol. V^l., page Vi5. 
 On tlio Etiology and Prophylaxis of Blindness. Arch. 
 Ophthal and OInl., Vol. VI., page tS'ii. On Sympathetic 
 Ophthalmia. Phil. Med. ami Sur. Rep., Stpt, 22. 
 
il.!^ 
 
 28 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMBTDNICATlONe, 
 
 Landis, H, O. The Period of Maximum Birth 
 Rate. I'hil. Mni. Times, Sipt. 1, ("»u the Mochanisiu 
 of Occipito- -Posterior Positious of the \erte\. Am. 
 Jour. Hied. Sdetuf.i, Jan. Puerperal Fever. Ohio Mrtl. 
 and Sui: Jour., Feb. A Case of Ligation of the IJra- 
 chial Artery, for Injury. O'lin Mnt. (iinl .•<nr. .laitr., 
 June. A CaHe of Extra Uterine l^reguaucy. ahin 
 Med. and Sur. Juur., Oil. Ou the Prove. .tiou of Pu- 
 erperal Eclampsia by Chloral, illiio .Mnl. unit .Sur. 
 Jour., Dec. 
 
 liandiH, John C. liemarks upon tlie Subject of 
 AtrPHia Vagiual, Xa.ihvillc Jour. .Med. uml ,Sui\. ,/ii!y. 
 
 Lane, E. W. Case of (Jerebro-Splnal Meningitis. 
 South'rn Med. Her., .May. 
 
 Laudon, Uaiinlbal. Antipyretic Treatment of 
 Typlioid Fever. Am. I'ravt., .ijiril. 
 
 LdinAing:, Kdwar<l S, Ergot in Hemorrhoids. 
 I'hit. Med. Jime.i, Oct. VS. 
 
 tiansiiigh, K. V. K. Keport of a (lase of .spon- 
 taneous Closure of a (>auf;reu(iu.« Solutinu of Ccm- 
 tiuuity in tlie Intestine Hej<ultlng fr^m Stranguhiteil 
 Hernia. Am. Juur. .Med. .Si-ieiici:i, (hi. 
 
 Laqueur, . A Case ot Ossilication of the 
 
 Choroid, with the Opltbalneiscopio Aiipeiiraiu e.s. 
 Arch. Opklhal. and Olol., I'"/ 17. pniie -ixl. 
 
 Larrabee, J. It. Chloral Hydrate. V'l. V- I. 
 Monthly, Sept. 
 
 Lascar, ferdinand. Erythroxylon Ccx'a, ,V. )'. 
 Med. Kee., April 21. 
 
 Lathvop, W. H. The Metric System. Iif.'n.i: 
 Meil. Jour., Fell. Hypospadias Eeignint; Hi'rniaph- 
 roditism. Huston .Med. and .S'u;-. Jour.. .\i>r. 'Si. 
 
 Lautenbacli, H. F. On the I'unctioDs of the 
 Cerebral Lobes. Am. Jnur. .M'l. .•<iieiii;^,oi. Tlic 
 Conducting Power at Distiuc t fi'oni the Ki i. iviiij; 
 P.iwer of the Nerve. J'liil. Mnl. '/V»e.<. Murrh 17. Ou 
 a New Function of the Liver. J'/iil. .\hd Tim'.--. May 
 yti. Electrical Phenomena Oi'c\irrinii iu tin- Heart. 
 I'hil. .Med. Timi's, .MarrU.M. t)n the Vt!lo> ity oi tlu- 
 Nervous .-Kctiou. I'hil. .M'lt. Tlinen. April 'J. i. 
 
 Leaie, Chas. A. .\dclress on Uetiriiit^ Ircnii tli..' 
 Presidency of the .•Vlumui AKSociiitioii of IJcllrMie 
 Hospital Med. College. Va. .Med. .Munlhly, .s, p! . 
 
 Leavitt, fSbt-ldon. The Kcetal IleartlJeat. f. 
 S. Med. Ineeili<ial'ir [II). Her. !.■>. 
 
 Le«*, Ut-njamiii. Self-Suspension in the I : at- 
 ment of Spinal Attectioiis. I'i.il. V^/. Tine <. Any. 4. 
 Ou the Best Means of Promotiiiy I'lii.u. I y lirst 
 Intention. Chicnyo .Med. .lour, ani' .'•.>., .)/■('/. A (asi! 
 of Puncture of the InfestnuH for tlie Helief ot over 
 Distention with Oas. Ciiioty., .M'd. .li.ur. ond A>.. 
 Oct. (Ju thi- Best MeanN of I'rouiotint,' l"iji.)n by 
 First lutenti'in. .Soidh'-ni .!/■(/. A'-o.. ./loc. 
 
 Lee, AViii. On the Effect nf Btiiuulatioii on an 
 Excised Nerve. .V. )'. .Meil. lie,-.. .V,/,', 1, On tlje 
 Tr 'atment of Chorea. Md. .Mid. .lour.. Oil. Foreign 
 Bodies in the Stomach. I'hil. .Med. and .Sur. Hep., 
 yor. ;t. 
 
 LettVrts, 4ieo. M. Acute (Edema of the dlottis. 
 .V. y. .Med. Juur., .\iiy. 
 
 Lt'fort, .Jill«-«. Memoir on the Preparation and 
 ('ompositiim of Emetiua. .!<» Junr I'linr. s.pt. 
 
 L<-f{lei-, H. T. Ou Fori'ed Venfilatioii '/•./.■.■,/„ 
 Mul. unit .S'«r. Jour.. July. 
 
 Le Harily, .1. C. Nasal Caturrli. Al'mil'i .!/•■ >. 
 anil Sur. Jour.. Any. 
 
 Lehman, .l<»bn W«'m1«',v. 1 lie i .^c of lilMcivn 
 In Fluid '•^.xtractH. .Im. Ji.nr. I'/im;, J'di,. 
 
 Leidy, I'liillp. An Improved IModiticjti'm of the 
 ••Dinible Catheter" Trocar and Ctiinla. /'/.//. .Mr. I. 
 and Sur. Hip.. Ot. U. 
 
 Leitfh, .A. tl. A Case ol Li),'atioii ot tlie Brachhil 
 Artery, for Injury. Ohiu .Mid. mid Sur ./mi,-.. Jmi- . 
 
 Leitner, C. li. Treatment of Carbuncle. .sv„(^(|. 
 rrn Ifed. Her., Any. 
 
 Lemon, K. C. Congenital PhlmoiU, with Ad- 
 
 hi rent Prepuc(\ .v/. A,o,(/n .)/«■■/. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 LeiiK-n, II. \. Pulmonary C nsumptiou. <'in. 
 Mi.i. .\i,i-<. .Murrh. 
 
 Leiite, Kredk. I>. Operation for Atresia of the 
 Vanilla in a Married Woman. Am. Junr. Otix., Jan. 
 Ueniarki\l>le Ca-.e of Alioholic Ci)ma. H. mid I.. .Mnt. 
 Juur.. J. in. Cliiiiate of Florida. \. 1 , -Med. Her., 
 .Mnnh .). l'iierper:il Fever and Post Mortem Exam- 
 inatioiiH. .V. 1'. .)/.(/. /r-.r.. .l;<c// JH. Some Methods 
 of Application to the Uterus for Chronic Disease. 
 .V. v. .Mid. Hit.. Die. 'iD. 
 
 LeiMiuril. C. Henri. The Sympathetic Nervous 
 System. Detruil .)/,,,'. Juur.. Fih. Meteorological Ue- 
 port for January, IM77. Delruil .Mm/. Juur., .Murrh. 
 Two Cases ol Supp.'sed Hip Disease. Detroit Mnt. 
 Jiuir.. .\,ir. Kucalvptus (Uobulus. I'hii. and I'liur., 
 .1",'/. 
 
 Lc Koux. <'hiis. L. A Cane of Hepatic Cancer, 
 witli P,( iiijirlis. .V. O. .Mill, und Sur. Juur.. .May. 
 
 Lewis. <'. .1. Encephaloid Cancef of the I,iver 
 iu a C.'iifd. chiriiyu .Mni. .Iiuir. and Kx.. April. 
 
 Lewis, (li;u'lton T. The lulluence of lUviliza- 
 tio;: ou tb(' Duration id' Life, '/'/i- .'<iiHiliriitn, .Ma;,. 
 
 Lewis, l>anieL Digitalis in Scarlatina. -V. )'. 
 .!/.■./. Hi'.. FrU. :i. 
 
 Lewis, d. <■. Aiit;iliaPertori.s. t'. S.Med. Inns- 
 tiyulur [II). Fi'i. l."i. (in Acute Nephritis. /'. N. -Med. 
 Inrr.dlyulur yll). April !.">. Dislocation of the KiiiUi y. 
 /'. .V. !il,.l. Inrestiyilor lU) July b'l. 
 
 Lewis, d. M. Malarial Fevers. .Svuthmi Med. 
 Heiurit. .\ur. 
 
 Lewis, 5Ierriwether. Analysis of Fifty Coii- 
 seeutive Obstetrical Caseii, I'lJ. Med. .Munlhly. Oil. 
 Amiiionia 'rreatmeiit of Kin uiiiatism. .^uulheni .Med. 
 Ilei..<iri. On the Poinilar Materia Medica of East 
 'l'eniiess,'e. .Vh.n-'i, .luiir. Med. and Siir., De.e, 
 
 Lilibv, <'. A. Poisoning from Corrosive Sub- 
 liuKHe. ' r. A'. .)/■■'. hiriftiyutur lili. J'dy b". 
 
 Lilientlial, S. Kcaume of -a Study of Demeinia 
 I'ar.ilvtica. ' llume.n. Tiiiiif. .Ian. Infantile Wasting 
 Palsv'. .\i,rlh Am. Juur. Ilume.i., Feti. .Morbus liasi ■ 
 dowii. .\orlli .Im. Ji.iir. Ilumru,, Fill. Morbus A.ldi- 
 sonii. Lueieu.ia. .\urlh .tie. Juur. Ilu.niu.. .Miy. 
 Two Cases of .M.U'bus Urightii. .Voi-(.'i Am. .luur. 
 ;i.;ii',,.. Aiiu Myi-hli-. Smlh Am. ./our. Ilumni , 
 Any. Canaiiis Itniii aaiid Tabaccum. A Dc/en Cases 
 from an old .lourual. Suth Am. Juur. Homo., Sof. 
 
 Lindley, IValter. The Contract .System. I'a- 
 riiir .[led. and .Sur. .lour.. .'■<i pi. 
 
 Linilsley, >iin N. l'..i e and ICar Surgical Clinic. 
 .\uxl.rilii .i'unr. .Mi'd. mid Sur.. .Murrh ana .May. I'lye. 
 arid bar SiiriJial Clinic. Strabismus Convergciis. 
 Senile Cataract In a ( olored Wiuiian Cie Munilred 
 Years Old. Eniiileation for threatened Syiiipatlntie 
 Ophllialiiiia. .Sash. Juur. .Mni. mul Sur., .\uv. 
 
 Liiieoln, l>. V. Injury hesultiiig from Eleitriial 
 Trent III, lit. I'.usUui .Meu. and. Sur. Junr.. (hi. 'ib. 
 
 Idiiii, <i. Wilds. Clinical Lecture on Puerperal 
 CoUMilsious. I'iiii. .'Jrd. Time.s-, l/iu/ I'i. LaborColn- 
 pli'.ited by Lo.lied Twins— Craiiiotiiuv -Version- 
 Full. Med. rii'i'X. (jet. '27. 
 
 I,iul<in, S. M, The (leiiu I'eetor.d position in 
 Slu iilil. r I'reseniaf'on. Am. i'ruil., (hi. 
 
 Lippe. .\<l. Tlie Healitit; Art. llahnemanniun 
 M.e/f',/v, \i.i'. The Pbvs'olojiical livery, dn. Mni. 
 Ali'iiiir fill, Ja:i. Pathology and its Lelalioiis to 
 tl •nie'.p.ithy. ('in. Mrd. .{dvuur, ill . IVh. Tlie 
 l'li.\ Slot. igi ill Li\ery and Ingrowing Nails. Cin. Mid. 
 .Xd'rii.ir ilh l/,i/.i,. The Honi.oiiall'ic Life Ins. Cos. 
 Ciu. .M. 1. Adraiie- [H ' . .M-m. 'file I'l.Jsiologieal Liv- 
 ery, fill. M' I. \deunri ilh. .lu'y. 1 he Capitulation 
 of" Hiuneopatliy. 'Vi,, .I/,-/, .i.'.mh.v (//), ,^v;l^ An 
 Open Answer to Ir. 11. H. Vriult. ('In. .Med. .[drame 
 {II}. .\iii\ Dr, Uie|(e|'s t;ase of IntitssUHceptioti. 
 ('III. .Mrd. \ilruurr ijl), 1 1, r llxlici |pnc8 111 Scarlet 
 
CLASSIFIED BY AUTHOHH. 
 
 27 
 
 Fever and DiplitbGria. V. S. Med. Invest iiinlnv [11), 
 Jitn.ln. Scarlet Fc'ver. I'. S. Mei'. Iiire.ilindldr (/I), 
 March 1. Oh the Plijf iciliiKic:al I,ivcrv. T. S. Med. 
 hiiesiitfDlnr (II), Mni/ 15. Win. Stiari). M. ])., \<'. Siiiii'l 
 Hiihuc'iuauii. v. s'. Med. luer.-liiiidur {ll\, June 1. The 
 I'liysioki^'lcal 1 ivt>ry. r. .v. ,i/,■,^ Iniv.viUiiilnr {II), 
 .lM//l,5. How t" .Stiuly MatiTia Mfilicn. r. .S'. Med. 
 Inveslifiat'ir ill), Se/i/. 1. Tim S((i'Hsi..ii Movdiiontin 
 MeJiciiie. r. S. Med. Ineedi!/iil(jr {III. .\iii\ l.j. 
 
 lilpKcoinb, Thomas. Mori)hiii iiud Voratriiin ' 
 Viridc in tlio Triiitnicut ol' I'lnitoiiitis. I'a. Med. 
 Mimlfd;/, Marrh. 
 
 Little, fJaiiK's M. Al Inlerc^tin;,' ('a»'' nf 
 Stran^!nllltl'(l Bnlmnoc-flc. Hi rnintiiniy. A". Y.Mel. 
 Her.. March ;). 
 
 Littif, Wni. lironiid'' of Totash in K ■liinii)nia. 
 Mil. Med..lniir.. ,lul!l. 
 
 Lloyd, .J. >I. Nolo on recovering .Vlioliol. Am. i 
 ,li>nr. I'h.ar.. .Inne. Note on H>l)0)ilii>si)liit(' tf Bir- ' 
 borina. .\m. .Imie. I'hiir., .Iiilii. 
 
 Lockrld^r, floltii li. On Cremation. A', iind L. ^ 
 Med. Jinir., .Inlij. Ueniedy for the Headache. Am. < 
 Prdct., Miircli. 
 
 Loj'lu-r, K. IjiMters Antise))tif Mctliod. .\'. <>. 
 .Med. and Snr. .lanr.. ,Mai/. 
 
 Lo^aii, <'. A. How to Itaintuin Mcitical iJiwci- 
 pline. C/iicdjio 'Sled. .Iii'ir. and K.r. Per. 
 
 i'OKaii, J. H. The Nf\v('lienii<'al Noini uclatnrc. 
 .itliinta Mrl. and Snr. .hmr.. .Inne. Tlu- Xi \v (,'lii nii- 
 eal Notation. Allanln .Med. and Si.r. .Imir.. An;/. 
 
 Loffaii, .Josopli I'. OliHorvatiiais in U( y.Mtl to j 
 tlie Yellow l''i vir hiiiili niii; of IH^d upon the eoa^t (if 
 (ieoryia. A", and I.. M'd. .Imir.. Moich. 
 
 I'<>M:aii, K. !•'. Tlie Tri'atnient <if Aliorliou. 
 Lnuifeille .Med. V/'icjj, /■',./). ;i. I'rai.tnre of the 'lUiia. 
 LnuhriUe Med. Xen's, Mar<i, 1(1. 
 
 LoKitii* ."^ainiU'l. lujiiries of the Head. .V. O. 
 
 Med. and Snr. Jmir., Oct. \ 
 
 Loniax, Jost'pli I). Acute Uliennjati.iui Treat- 
 ed witli Siilii-yii ■ Aeiil. /'/(/'. Med. and Snr. Ife/i,, Any. 
 
 I.oiii;, W, I,. Analy.sis of Ten Sani))hs of HikiUK 
 I'owdiM'. .\i »■ /; in.. S /il. 
 
 LoiiK-st iM'th, !>lorrlH. Two ( a- e.s of C'atarrlial 
 
 Inliainniati m of tlu' lilalder. etc. 
 
 .(/;(. ,/i>nr. .Ml I. 
 
 l-'reiv.in!4 .Micr.ifonie. I'hil, .il<l. 
 
 Srience.t. ,lnli/. 
 Tinief, Mil I! I '2 
 
 l..<in);yi ar, II. W. ('liniea! lli'porfs /lelrm'l | 
 . )/('(/. dinir., .1/(7. 
 
 LooiiiiK, .\llro«l L. l.eiture on levels. .V. )'. i 
 .Ued. A'.c. .Ian. (>. I.ectiirc on I'cv^ i... .V. )'. .1/../, I 
 Her., Jnih" '.I. CllMJcal I.e liiivs. ,\\ )'. Med. I,',r., 
 Auij. 11. (ieuenil Hrniirliiti.s. li.on'hiiil lle'iiorr- 
 ha^e. Ueneral CaiMiae llypenro|'ia and Hiiutio.i at 
 tlie ,Ape>:. Y. V. >/../. I,',i:, Ain.l. IH. I.e.Uir'' on i'y- 
 plioid F.'Ver. '.'(■/(. .l/r7. .V('i('.--.' /V',. On ( 'lir. iiic Ma- 
 |.4rial rnisonlu;.;. [rrli. Citi. Snr.. (tr.t. l.'i. 
 
 Lord, I. S. r. The Vas,,.^[.itor Apparatus. 
 .Xnrth .1/11. Jiiur. Iliiinr I., I'eti. 
 
 Loriiif,t, l''.(iivar<l <». New Modilii-atioi'.s of the 
 Opiithalin s. ..pi.- Miir.ii- \'. )'. Mn!. h'ir.. .Ian. ('.. 
 Tile Care .'f the l'.ye>. .\ . Y. .'/•-■'. I\. :. .t/vii ).[, 
 llin.iriea! .N.ite on Mod. .rn Ophtliiilni.'x ■opes. .N )'. 
 Med l{ir.. diliie '•. ,\ Iti-Jllv t.i \>\\ KlUip). on «>l/ll 
 tlialnio.s iipi- Midiin;;. .V. P. 1/"'. 'i'"'., ./////•- J I. 
 S.-ho'd llypfii-i-e ihr Sani'iirian. M''i. 
 
 Lo»4', Win. Altviini. <>n tlie I'.isl P. itiini Isf 
 oi Mri-iot in Oli.tetrical I'l'a. li.e. Alianhi Med. nnd '^ 
 Snr. .Iirir.. .Munli. Sulphate "f i iiedi midia and Siil- ' 
 pliate .d' i,MiiMiiie .ir.inta M'd. mid Snr. Innr.. Mii<i. 
 Sulphate of Ciiuhi iiv'.iii and Kiilphale i.l (.iiiiniiia. 
 Smdhi rn .Med. Iter.. .Inm 
 
 Lo\ iiiK, Starliiii;. .\ rase cd' E\tra UteriiUM 
 
 rn-,..;iiiiM.-y. OI.il. Md iind Snr. .Inir . <>t. Cliui al 1 
 
 I.C'i^tiire L\ •phtliallllie (iollrc "nil, .Mid. and Snr. ' 
 T^nr , 111' 
 
 l.owtlu'r, T. I). DnoH the Hair Grow after 
 
 Death ? I.imUviUe Med. Sewn, Oct. 20. 
 
 Liullaui, It. Chorea During ITcRuancy. U. S. 
 .Med. Ini'esli<iidnr{ll),.lan. in. Puerperal Pneumonia, 
 r. S. .Med. /'nrextii/idnr {II). Jnnr 1. Clinic on the DiB- 
 eises lit Women". I.'. S. .Vei.1. Inve.itigatnr (//), firpf. 1. 
 (/n Iraniiiatisni an a factor in the Di«eaBe8 of Women, 
 r. .v. .)/•(/. Inresliijalnr {II), Oct. 15. Clinical Cases in 
 ()vari(doin> . .(»(. tinmen., Sept. 
 
 Lu4;vk, A. W. Pneumonia and Us Treatment. 
 
 I'hil. Med. and Snr Rep., MarrU'i. 
 
 Lnsf, .1. \V. Pie e of Nut Hhell in Air PassageR 
 over Tliirt. en Wars. Ohin .Med. Kecorder, July. 
 
 Liixk, AV. T. Morphia in Child Birth. Am. Jnur. 
 
 Olis.. Jixiif. Necensity of Caution iu the Employment 
 of (Chloroform Diirius Labor, Snuthem Med. Rec, 
 A n/j. 
 
 Luton, A. Subcutaneous Injection of Irritant 
 Snlistaiices. (Jhin Med. Hecnrder, Jan. 
 
 Liitz, F. J. Diadawis of the Sternum by the 
 Vi(d(uit Action of the Diaphragm During ('(mghing. 
 SI. f.i.nix .Med. and Sur. Jour., Ju i/. A Living Boy, 
 with Congenital .Vbsence of Limbs. St. Louis Med. 
 and .S'»r. Jnnr , .\iir. 
 
 Lyiiiiiii, <i. F. HoHp'tal Canes. Hoslwi Med. and 
 .Sur. Jnnr., April .''■. /tii(/ 1'.'. 
 
 Lyi.iiiii, Ht'iiry W. t.'erebral Embolism and 
 Thnilidiosis. Chieniin Med. Jnur. and Ex., Jan. 
 
 Lyinaii, .1. ('liest«"f. Epithelioma of the lai h- 
 rymal (Hand. /;-«(«» .Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 18. 
 
 Lvni-li, Jolm S. The Holatiou of Certain Abuor- 
 ual* Heart SoundH to IT- lemiu and Brigbt's Disease. 
 .1///. Med. Jnur., Jnlij. 
 
 Lyons, A. It. Stry(dinia Incompatible with Bro- 
 mide of P.)taNHium and certain other salts. Detroit 
 Med. Jnnr., Oct. Note on th(! Incompatibility of 
 Strychnia with certain S.iline SohitioLS. Am. Jour. 
 
 I'h'tr.. (let. 
 
 Lyons, A. W. Koj-ort of a Laboi Cane Ohio 
 Med'. li'C.nrder, Jul;/. 
 
 Lyons, I. A. K. Glaucoma Simplex. Am. I'racl., 
 June. Idiopatliie Iritis. .Am. I'ract.. Pec. 
 
 Lyons, ,t. F. To Prevtmt Strangury from Blis- 
 ters". I'hil. .Med. mid .Sur. Uep., April '21. 
 
 F. (ieneral Paresis. Am. Jour. 
 
 On the Mutton Wine of the 
 Oct. 
 
 Extraordinary Cane (d Uri- 
 ■innr. Mel. S. ieitres. Jan. 
 
 >lat'<lonal(l, A 
 
 Insanili/. .\pril. 
 
 >{a'}j;o\van, l>. J. 
 
 Moiigi'liilM. .Vcic Hem. 
 
 .>laf<ii«'Kor, .1. U. 
 
 uiiry Calculi. .1i/( 
 
 •Haekeii/.ii", CoUii. Case of Hydrophobia. Am. 
 J-ur 0/..< , ,/■(//. A Ch. e ot i'uprpenil Septic Pyipniia, 
 «itli Meia-talic la-e phthilmia. .I»i. ,Inur. Ohs.. Oft. 
 
 :>Ia<'lHKan, .1. M. Plain Directions for Prevent^ 
 Ing (lie spread ot liif.> tioiis Disi ases. The .Santtanan 
 Jan. 
 
 ,Ma<'l«>an, Donald. libn id Tumor in the 
 
 .si. call; ot the Mediiiii .Serve. Stricture id the Ire- 
 thin. I.inil^irille M'd. \, /(.v. March HI. 
 
 >lH<'onilii'l-, N. «i. Two Cases i- which tht Tiiuo 
 contaimd a l-'niigiis Uesi-uibling Veiitriculi. /'i'- 
 
 .Med. Tiine.l. A III/. \H. 
 
 .Macon. \V. II. Chhirideof Lead as a De.ideii.'.er. 
 
 r-(. .I/.-'. !/(«/( .'/./,./. /■■./«. 
 
 Mr.\llis««'r. \V, L. A CaM- vl Ovarian cystic 
 Tmnor-iivarioioniy, llii'oVurv. Ch. inne I and uO."., 
 Jan. 
 
 B 
 
 M«( iinU'y, I'. \\;5 Hair J^in and f ah ului in 
 ladder oiiin Med. flr./.r.Ti-, Ai/ii. 
 
''i^ 
 
 28 
 
 INDEX TO OMOINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 'I 
 
 ii 
 
 MoCIellan, ICly. A Beview of Woodhull's Non- 
 Emetic Use of Ipeca<'U»u)ia. Atlanta Mai. and Siir. 
 Jour., Jan. Keply to Dr. Talbot Owun in the Ky. Med. 
 Society Xnosactious. Louiiville Med. Arwn, Anv. 10. 
 Bi-C*rbonate of Soda in the Treatment of Buiuh. 
 LouitvUle Med. News, Dec. 39. 
 
 MoClean, Geo. C. A Case of Severe Burn. Bos- 
 ton Mei. arul Sur. Jour,, May 3. 
 
 McCIuer, Benjamin. Ingrowing Toe Nail. I'hil. 
 Med. and Sur. Rep. Nov. 10. 
 
 MoCollonKh A. M. F. Report ot Septic Poison 
 and Death— fwti. Med. and Sur. Rep., July 7. 
 
 McCoy, W. N. Imperforated Anus. Am. Jour. 
 Med. Scieners, July. 
 
 MuCraoken, J. W. Two Cases of Infiltration of 
 Labia. Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour. July. 
 
 McDonald, C. C. Treatment of Pelvic CellulitiB 
 by Muriated Tincture ot Iron and Sulphate of Qui- 
 nla. Va. Med. Monthly, March. 
 
 McDonald, C. F. Hydrate of Chloral. St. Louis 
 Clin. Rec. , July. 
 
 McDonald, G. The "Doctor." Va. Med. Month- 
 ly, Jan. 
 
 McDougall, Joseph H. Cimlcifiiga Bacemora 
 In Nervous Apprehension, TremorB and Tendency to 
 Syncope. Am. Homeo., Nov. 
 
 McDowell, W. J. Phlyctenular Ophthalmia. 
 Ta. Med. Monthly, May. A Case of Bony Formation 
 In the Place of the Lens. Va. Med. Monthly, Aug. 
 
 McKlroy, Z. Collins. External Olandular En- 
 largements. Buffalo Med. and Sur. Jour., Der. On 
 Artificially Produced Fever Processes in Human 
 Bodies ; Their Modus Operandi and Besults. Ohio 
 Med. and, Sur. Jour., Feb. The Curative Kelfttioii oi 
 Measles to Whooping Cough, with someObHorvations 
 on the Epidemic of Measles and Wljoopiug-( 'ouf,'h in 
 the city of Zanesville, Ohio, Spring and Sumnior, 
 1877. Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. On some Reme- 
 dial Applications of Sulphate of Zinc. Cin. .Med. 
 News, Jan. The Nature aud Purpose of Fever, ('in. 
 Mtd. News, March. On the Disposal of Alcohol in 
 Hiimiiu Bodies. Cin. Med. Neivs, Oct. Cliuical cases 
 of Hydroadipsia, with some facts concerning the 
 Water supply of living Bodies. Cin. Lancii and OI,s-, 
 Jan. What Medicine offers for the Relief of Com- 
 mon Drunkeness. A Clinical Report aud Study of 
 It. Cin, Lancet and Ol>.i., July. 
 
 McFarland, Geo. C. Old Depressed Fracture. 
 Louisville Med. News, Feb. 24. 
 
 McGraw, Theo. A, A (^ase of Tubercular Dro))- 
 sy of the Abdomen Simulating Ovarian Tumor. 
 Arch. Clin. ,Sur.,\ July. The Conservation of Vital 
 Force an Essential Element of Conservative Siirucr.v. 
 Detroit Med. Jotir.. June. Three ('asea of Pelvic Ab- 
 scess. Detroit .Med. Jour.. .Sept. A Chs'i of Hepeatcil 
 Excision of the Inferior Dental and Gustatory .Nerves 
 for the cure of Dental Neuralgia. Detroil Med. Jmir., 
 Nov. A Case of Ovarian Tumor in a child, twalve 
 years of age. Toleilo Med. and ,Sur. Jour., Juh/. 
 
 Mcintosh, A. J. A Case of EclamiiHin. Cin. 
 Med. News, Jan. 
 
 Mclntyre, .Jr., (:|iaH. The Duties .-ind I'rivi- 
 leges of Expert Witnesses. I'/iil. Mid. Tinns. ./nii. C. 
 Relative HtraJuismus. I'hil. Med. and Sur. li'ji., ,/<iii. 
 6. 
 
 McKay, A. Removal of a Lipomatong Tumor 
 from the Left Side of the Neck, ('nuiuhi l.nnnl. June. 
 
 McKew, D. I. Urea, aud its Easy Kstimatiou. 
 Md, Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 McUinney, John. Sketch of the Diseases most 
 Prevalent In Fayettovlllo During the Hummer and 
 Autumn of 1811. Nashville Jour. .Med. and Sur.. Feb. 
 
 Mclieaii, John. Was a Quarter Orain too large 
 B Do«e ♦ Chicago M'd, .tour, n.d Kr., Nov. 
 
 MoT.ean, Kohert A. Case of Exsoction of Half 
 of Inferior Maxilla lor Caries: Reproduction ol Bone. 
 Western l.nmii, A/iril. Canv of Linatiou of the lirii- 
 chial Artery for Secondary Hcmnrrlinge following 
 Gun Shot Wound of the Hand— Hecovc-ry. W'lutern 
 Lancet, Aug. Two Uusuccesstul Cases of Gastrotomy 
 for the Removal of Ab.lominal Tumors. Weslern 
 Lancet, ,Sei<l. c'ase of XTrinary Calculus— Lithotomy 
 — Recovery. Weslerti Laneet, Oct. Case of Fibn - 
 Cystic Tumor of Thyro'd Gaud— Excision— Recov- 
 ery. Western Lancet, Nov. 
 
 McLaren, W. K. On Eruptive Fevers of Chil- 
 dren, r. S. .Ued. Invesligator (U), Jan. 1. 
 
 McLelsh, John M. A Remarkable Case of Can- 
 cer. Cancer Jour., Oct. 
 
 MclMiall, U. G. Case of Triple Birth. I'd. .Med. 
 Monthly, .ipn'l. 
 
 McMechan, J. V, Delivery by Extcrual Pres- 
 sure, -im. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 McMehiin, W. K. Lithotomy. 
 Obs., .lug. 
 
 McMillan, W, Poisoning by I'ie Plant. 
 Med. liicorder, Jidy. Case of Extra Uterine Preg- 
 nancy. Ohio Med. Recorder, Oct. 
 
 iMcMiirlry, L. S. Report on the Progress of 
 Anatomy and Surgery. .Iwi. Meil. lii-We.khi, .hine It 
 and July 21 . Report on the Progress of Anatomy aud 
 Surgery. .\m. .Med. lii-Wiikly, .July 7. 
 
 McNiihT, V, S. .Salicin in Acut(! Rheumatism. 
 Phil. .Med. and .S'Mr. Rep., .May 12. 
 
 McSluM-ry. ICichard. Educational Notes. The 
 Sanitarian. Aug. Notes on Relations IJetweeu (4en- 
 eral Practice and Specialties in Medicine. .Md. .Mnl. 
 Jour., Xiiv. 
 
 Ohio 
 
 (^in. Lancet oiiil 
 
 Ohio 
 
 3l<-AVillianis, W. 
 
 Med. Recorder, .(»//. 
 
 iMaisoh, Joliii M, 
 
 scriptioiis. Am. Jmir. 
 
 Autumnal Diarrham. 
 
 The Metrical .System in I're- 
 I'hdc., Feb. Note on the De- 
 tection of Ca.Htor Oil in Copaiba. Am. .hnir. I'lnir.. 
 .March. Examination of a cure for Love of T.iquor. 
 Am. ,/oiir. I'hor., .Moy. Note on Dialvsed Iron. Am. 
 Jour. I'hor., Jul;/, rornmlas and I'reinu'iitions of 
 New Medicaments. .\iii. .lour. I'h.tr.. .■^•/il. The 
 Strength of Tinit\ira Opii. Am. .lour. I'lmr., Oct. 
 
 MaW-oliii, .1. ^i. rterine Displac'liKiils. Am. 
 Homeo., Her. 
 
 Mallt'tt, ,J, W. Comi)Oi-ition of the AlUuloids 
 and of Albuminoid Bodies. I'd. .MeJ. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 Itlallory, II. Extract of Logwood as a Disiii- 
 fertant. .V' "• h'em., Fb. External Treatment of 
 Pertussis. /'A//. Med. ami Sue. /{' p.. .Iiili/ •}{. 
 
 .Miiini, K<iwiir<l ('. The I'atholoMy mil Morlnd 
 Uistolofj.v of chronic Insanity, fln'rui/'i J<:ur. .\n-v. 
 iind Meul. His.. Apii!. Tin Helati'ii .unl llere.lltiiry 
 Tendency between Iinbriity and liiiilii'sy. i/ioie. 
 Jour, luetoiilfi. Mori-li. 
 
 .Mann, .Matthew l>. Itepnrt on Olisletrics lor 
 l«7.'i anil '7(;. Am. Jnur. obs . Jon. Uterus Hicornis. 
 witli a Partial Vaginal Scutum. .!;». Jour. Obs.. Orl. 
 
 .>Iiiiin, I'. I'. Pathological linportancii i f [Trie 
 .\ri(l iind its ('iiMil'inatlons. .V. )'. M,il. .Inur., />(■.■. 
 
 .^liiiinoii, \, A, <,)uinine in S'iuti.a of Jlafrial 
 Origin. I'hr Clinic, Oct. l;l. 
 
 .^liinstin, ^^, V, IJioi^raiiliical Sketch of l)r Hun- 
 ter McGuire. Vo. MyJ. Mnulhly. Oct. 
 
 .Marl»l4>, il. O. Casts of Ictern.-i Neonatorum. 
 Ur,.<toh .Meil. ood Sur. Jour.. Feb. I.'). 
 
 Marry, A. L. Imlividiiali/.ation v.. (ienerali/a- 
 tion. Am. Ilfimio, July. 
 
 M)ir«'y. Il»'iiry <». Plastic Splints in Surgery. 
 Hoslon Mnl. o,ol Sur. .lour., .lune iH. 
 
 Marion, I.. II. Two Casus of I^'rai'lurr i f llie 
 Skull, /^.l.<^/n M<d. .,wl.\>ii. Jmn-., i/.c. 27, 
 
CLASSIFIED BY AUTHORS. 
 
 29 
 
 Martin, A. Diaiannal on Combined Turning. 
 Am, I'riut.. \ii>\ 
 
 MnitiHon, K. V. Acidnm PhoBphoricum Dill- 
 
 tiini. .Im. Jnvr. I'liiti-.. .Jan. A(luUcluti«i)8. Am. 
 Jimr. I'iinv.. Sturdi. All Kxiiliiiiiitioli. Am. Jnur, I'liiif., 
 Mdi/. l>rci)!iriitiniis of Mult. I'lii/. ami J'hnr., Frh. 
 
 i>I:iX(>i), K. II. Prof. MHtc* mid Carbolic Acid. 
 I'hil. Mi'd. and Siir. I{i />.. Jmi. i'<. Aiitiiivrntics. /'Iiil. 
 Mnl. (Ill, I Sur. Ui'ii., /•''■I'. 1(1. Kliniildcr uud other iiioro 
 'rriiiiHVcr.iH I'rcHciitatioiis. .Im. I'lini.. Miuch. 
 
 Ma.\v.v\\, Aliisoii. Iiiti;-tiuiil Fistiilu. -Im. 
 I'nirl . Jan. 'Iliird Annual Mccdiut; of tlio Stuto 
 
 >lartiii, lli'iiry. On Snij^iiul Uhcs of tlic Strou^ 
 Kliiatir HandiiKiMitli(-r tliiiii JIaciiioHtatic. I'liinrfjii 
 Mrti. .Iiiiir. anit Ex., .Voc. 
 
 !>l!irtiii, Hfiiry Aiistcii, Viv. (Irrrv'H Case of 
 Ilitiis<HUHiciit:on. Iliislnii Mill. iiiiilSiir. ./I'lir.. Jcu. 'J"j. 
 A I't'w \V( rds on •' rnlnitnnatc Hcsiilts of \ac. illa- 
 tion." /losliin Mnl. mill .Sur. .Iinii-., Frh. I. \ New 
 
 Adli(!Bivo I'lHKtcr. JIdSlini Mr.l. aiid Sitr.,/<iiir., Ocl. 11 - 
 
 .\ninial Vacriiialion. CidhhUi J.iihi-iI. .Imif. ! Mtulical Society. Am. I'nul.. Xnv. 
 
 Martin, Joliii \\. How to Maniige a Case of j Maxwi'll, T. .f. Atrosia Vagina, with Hctcntiou 
 I alior. Siiulhrni .Miil. 11"-., .Ijnil. ' of the Mciiscs. ('Iiiriii/n Mfil. ./niir. nuil A>. Si/il. 
 
 Martin, S, ,J, Trauiiiavi.' Piscaso ol the Fi nivir. ' .■*!«.>>*, Tlionias .1 
 
 Am, ttnmni. Sipl, ■ iiyrctu- .\i'ti( n. .V 
 
 Alartin, S. M. Itodiicticn of I)if;lnc;i,tloii of tlic 
 Hili-.Toiut l)y Mani] ulatiny the Foiiiur as a lt'V( r over 
 a Fulcrum ))larc(l in the (Iroiii. Ciii. Luiici't mid (>!.<., 
 Si'/il. 
 
 Martin, W. H. The Helation of AU)iiiiiinnria to 
 I'rctjiiancy. Ctnvnln .lain-. Mi-tl. .Sn'rinv. ./'in. 
 
 Martin, AV. I... The Value of Vciir,-;. ctioii. /'Id!. 
 Mnl. mill Siir. /u-IK. yuir'i l-;. 'I lie Social I'A-il. /'/,//. 
 .]/id. mid .Vnr. I,;/,. .\„r. 17. 
 
 .Mai-lin, Win. .1. Tlic A] imreiit Death cf New 
 Born Children, l/iilnu mmininn Miiiitlili/. DrI. 
 
 On the, I'riucijdcs of Anti- 
 )'. .)/<•'/ .Jiiiir.. Fill. The Piin- 
 
 (■ Acid 111 
 
 III- 
 >lav.sliall, <;. W. The uho of fialli 
 I'htlii.si.s — /'l.il. .y/nl. mid .'^itr. f{i/i., .l/i/// .'i. 
 
 Miir.sdfn, J II Mxtru'lioii of the iMi'tun with 
 the Ohsetric I'l'Vct'liH—Ziiiliiiemminimi .'iii,iilldi,\ .lunr. 
 
 .■Masoarci, A, I'oniniietiviti.i (iraniuoua. .V. 1'. 
 ^ted. .liiiir., Jiin. 
 
 Sla.soii, l'^r.-<kin<>. Caste of Arterio ^ (iiou., A'leu- 
 risiu in till! ThiKh Ti'< nted hy <!' niiiressi'ii. .V. )'. 
 Mnl. Juui:, .iiiii. I''is.;iu'eol till' Ueetun . .V. 1'. .Vr'. 
 AVc, .Vi)i'. '24. .\ Case o!' Sari-di'.iiitoii'; I'uiiinr Al ist;i- 
 ken lor I'oiiliteal Alieurisni. .|/h. ./inr. .^/I'd. ,v,i,;i- 
 (■.■;. Jnn. A Cas ' of Neuralijia o|' the Second .^Il■t:lt- 
 ar.'io-Phalant'eal Articnlatioii Cured iiy licsi-ction if 
 the .Toiiit. A.n.Jiiiir. .l/.d. .SV'iVer,,i, (,;'t. 
 
 Mason. .Toini .1. I.iad I'l'isoi'ii;^,' i-i I'riv's — .V. 
 Y. .Mi'd. J. nil-., ./nil/. 
 
 MilHon, tt'Kiunl, ( asi'fi l^ciiricn cu soine IKiiilil- 
 liil I'.'ints ill tie llislnrv ol Sviiliiiis. .Snnl.'niii Wul. 
 I{,r.. if;,;-',. 
 
 Qim: 
 
 Idphllieiia. /V.r. .1/.'. m:d 
 stiietiiri' 111 tie fretlna. 
 Chloril i"i K'hiii.pJia I'Ui'. 
 
 .^lasoii, Tln'oddi'c L. in 1 riety a lijsiasi 
 
 ,/llUl-. /iflil i'tll. I In-. 
 
 >lass<'.v. .1. !•;. Oi 
 
 .Vi/c. /lip.. Oi-I . jV. 
 
 Ma-.tiii, <'lau<l<-iis H 
 
 /t. 'I nil /.. .\/il.di,iir.. .\i„\ 
 
 ^IsinIi-ii, >lani('> 
 
 .»/,./. -md .S«r. l/i'ii.. ./,'./ 
 
 \lastin, U'ni, >I. Amidnfil Klle.ls of Sii'iiluH ' 
 of Str>chiii,i ill a I asi i I (lilnral I oiMenin;!. A'. i:iitl 
 /..Mid./iiii,.. Miiii. Niir.-ile '1 Silver a^. a Tepi Mil 
 Applii atinii in Aciiti' 'iilliuii'iiili .ii n;' 'le 'I'l st .^ -. 
 K mill I.. .Ui'd ./„m:. .Sr/,!. 
 
 Matlu'tvr-. ,1. M. New \ oil; (Is pniii,, ■ aiel its 
 li.hKn's- Im. Mi'd. /a ty,-rl.-!i/. art. .>;. 
 
 MadlicWM, Tiioniii^ .Al. I'hl irate of I'oliish and 
 Mereary. fiiil, Vnl. lUid Sn,-. /I'ly... lu-'i. ... I'l.i .iiinK 
 liy Nut ee;;. Hiil. V'd. mid Sin: /iV/... /•■./). lo. The 
 Miiriated 1 inctiire of Iron a Sp.'eili'' !i r 1 r\:iii' la'i. 
 I"iil. Vid. ,n,d ,v»r. /.•'/' . /■' '.. '.M. 
 
 Matlison, .1. U. Kclanipsi:! in th .M' (her t;i at- 
 I'd l)y llypodeniiic in.je.fioiiH of Morphiii !'•. ./niii-. 
 Olii>., .tpn'l. /in H.'oioKc of •tTiiiini .Viitid'itcs." 
 
 ei'ples ol Cart'iartic Action. .V. 1'. .Vid. -Inui:, Sin\ 
 
 May.s, W. H. I'licrperiil Fever, /'i-viji,' MmL mid 
 Sui: ./iiiii:. .I/((.v. On an Oiithreak of I'uerperal l^ever 
 iu the Cily liiid County Hospital. Wrulirii /.mint, 
 Aiiiil. 
 
 Mt-ars, .1. Kwinjf. Kepovt of ComniittcfMiii Dr. 
 
 Will, l'epper'8 Case of l''..\tra i:teriiie ITeynHney. 
 
 /'Iiil. \/id. TiiifK. .Mmrli ;i. F.pithelioiiia of ( ervix 
 
 Ht.riand Viieiiia. I'liil. }/id. riimv. .\/mi l:'- Fihrous 
 
 Tumor oi' I hi' Left Cpjier .law which had riider«oup 
 
 Vartial Calcareous De^i lleratioo. /'/.//. .»/'■'/. Tiwf, 
 
 .^r/il. 1.-.. L;n')<e Tumor of the I. elf Suivrior Maxil'.i. 
 
 Invol'.'ii },' Nii.<al and oriiit'il Cavities. /Viil. Mi'd. 
 
 j y'imi'.s-. .V'.c. -2*. I aeerati d Wound of th" Llbow joint 
 
 ! Treated Ku;-cei^.d'liily hy Lister's Alethod. .1 ''.''. '' i'"- 
 
 ' .'•'ill-.. .Imi. Periiihi-ral Necrosis of the lluinerus. 
 
 Ai-i-li. dill. .Vio'.. .\/mrh. 
 
 Moars, ,1. II. Intcre.nint! Surgical cases, /'lid. 
 Med. mill .Siir. /{, p.. ihl. 27. Tumor of the Knee. 
 /'/(?". .)/<-'( mid .Sill-. Ii'i-ii.. /'n-. l.">. 
 
 .Mcany. '.Vni IJ. A Ca"P of Supposed Ciuclio- 
 iiism. /'.iinhi-rt, .Uid. .yfiii.i. Jiitii'l'.i. 
 
 M«-ill)«-ri-v, .I.X. DiphtlH-ria. /'Iiil. M,d. mid Snr. 
 l/i'/,.. ./ii.-i- '.>.' Iiit":-tiiial Olistruciion K.inovcd 'liter 
 Forty-" 'ne iionr.s /'nil. Mid. luid Snr. /(fp.. -Inn. (i. 
 
 '■•(■iitlon, AV. S. Chlirat- of Potash and Mer- 
 cury, i'-'ii'. Mid. iind .Stir. /{ip.. l-'-h. in. 
 
 ;>l»'ntlc!, . Moral insanity. .y'-iHi .\iii. Jinii-. 
 
 //■ilr.ri,.. Mmi, 
 M«'n»«-.s, T, Addie-s Delivered to the (iradu" 
 
 ali-.e? t !a:-ses of the Medical Deiiartmi uts of the 
 I'liiversily if Nashville iind Vandertiilt Cniversity, 
 Fi'h. 'J-J. li^TT. .V(.-,'. '/.••/;'.' d.i II-. .\/.d. mil! .siir., Muri-li. 
 
 :Mft<'al»'<', ,lr., II. I.. A i a--e of iutirmitteut 
 iMVer. •ieniperaUiri' loH i'l'hr. X. fi. y/.-K und Sur. 
 ,/iilir.. III. 
 
 Meyer, .f. II. \Vni. :\I"iiiti(,'i a! and riiliiemai-y 
 Tu'ieiviilnsi-; in an Adult. <'!,i,;iiii, Mrd. ./mir. iind 
 .'.'./■ , .I/)/-''. F.>:p.i'iiiie:,ts i i ;>l;in '.iniftin;;. Cliit-.';,', 
 .\/,it. .iii'ir. mid A'.'-.. .!/•' ''. 
 
 :'M(l«li«'t<>ii, «'. >. li:V. r^'i.li..; ida.40">'i-. I/nl m-- 
 tll :iil.iiiii '' ii'li':l. -I/"/''. 
 
 Ca-es "f Faci.il Ki'vsip 
 
 ,il Ills lilieiiiiKitisiii. 
 Ciii^e of i'dei ii'-r;!l 
 .hdii -li. 
 
 I MitHin. Holil. W. M 
 
 i ehH. /•mill'. Ti'ii- ■'. .1/ '•/. 
 A;|! ^ni. v.. !•;. Aca-^. n 
 
 !.lllti.<i-:::i I,./. A'. .(>•. />';. 
 
 I ihimp -ia. /■"■.'■ ■'"''' .'/'•'■'. 
 
 ■>lil<'s. .\. 1$. rriie'ie..! iii,\ ill a I use of llron- 
 ,.i,,i • l". \\ iCi at,'! I'li'-.niii.ni i \ '> Mid. luid S,ir. 
 I ./.;,..'. \/m-,!i. I! 1. iilieii I'l l''riilurci| MaMllie. .% 
 I o. Mill. Kid ■■mo. ./..'./ . " I. 
 
 Mi'cK. .\. <;. C'lS.' ol Filo'.iid Tninoi' of tlie 
 
 I fe) 11 . Uece veil by .•Wiilsion. .Ii/i. ./i':n-. OU.-i., .In'::. 
 
 >li!«'s, ,V. •!. clir nil ■ ijido-rervicitis. < in. Mid 
 
 Oliii, Mid. li 
 Chronic IdHrrtiiea 
 
 I'ill. Mrd. S'll-X, 
 
 Mil... The Value of Salicin iu I ^""''- ''''' 
 
 .._ \m. Mid. Hi-Wnilii. ./iu>. ti. I Mi'»'>, l'"ran<'!!i T. Imp' rialiee ol the i|atviinie 
 
 I'lierp ii.l I .hrupsia. /•;,.,.. I/./. ,ni./ .V'o. '/I'l/i.. .l/ii-i7 1 Ciirreiit in Hi cti'.i-'l li' rapeiiiics. 
 7. Cineho-i.iiiini 
 traordiiiarv I'a^ 
 /iM , .i/'i U 
 
 iiipsia. /'/lo. .)/(■/. lOi.^ .Mo . /iv/i.. .i/ii'i/ ; viirrent in r ii .ti-n. i u. rupeuni ,^. ■ •;(. ..,-■.. ..•■•.., 
 iiiiiie, V. 1. .l/-i' ff. '■.,,/,(),. (1, All i'\- ! .V'Uc/(. raKc of (Mreiii" Musculftr Atr.phy ..f till' 
 s. "f Opium liiibriiM A. I M. d. j l.'uvn iAtri'Jiiitii - Neiniti.-^ - Itnovery I/'/. . !/'■•/, 
 
 r..>.i. ii,.i 
 
 I Jinir.. 'Ill 
 
T 
 
 30 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 1- 
 
 Miller, A. Solar Light aud Iloat. U. S. Med. In- 
 vestigator //), .luv 1. 
 
 Miller. Atlolpli W. Adnlterntious. Am .Join- 
 l'/,ni:. F''l). 
 
 Miller, V. H. ■Masturbiition. Am. I'litit., Mdji. 
 Canoer ami Phthisis A,ii. I'ract.. July. 
 
 Millikiii, I). Doitors and Driuk. Ohin Med.and 
 .^ur. Jnur., Dec. 
 
 Miller, Edwat'il. ('oini)i>uud Tincture Beuzoin. 
 
 Am. Mi'tl. liiWnklii. April ^S. 
 
 Miller, II. \, Ucview of ii Ui'port oC two cases 
 of Cholcia Asiatica. Am. Hiiuiiu, .SV71/. Kovii^w of 
 VaviouH Authors ou I.tiicorvhica. .iin. l/iini'u, tiil. 
 ConiiiariBon of Ht'imr Suliihiir ami Siliica. /Inhni- 
 mnmiiiw M'lnllih/. l-'eh. Salient Points on the Acids. 
 Hdlinemi^nniiDi .M(i»l'il\i, Sar. Synopsis ct Zincnni 
 Metallicnni. .\iirtli .iiii. Jnur. llnmio, .\nr. Aconite 
 an Exceptional lieuiedy in Typhoid Fever. Jlnmm 
 Timi:i, .Mail. An Alarniinf? Kpideinic. I', .v, .Wi'./. /»- 
 rrstiyiil'ir {II], April l.'i. Obscirvations on the study of 
 Materia Mediea— r. .v. Med. Ininiinntnr [III, Oil. 1, 
 
 Miller, J. V, The treatment of Acute Hheuuia- 
 tism. rin. Lnm-it ami Olm., .Mureh. 
 
 Miller. ,J, K. Traumatic Tetanus. I'hil. M'll. 
 anil .'<iir. Ue/)., pee. 2'2. 
 
 Miller, >T. W. Separation of Arsenic Ironi Or- 
 ganic Matter. 1,1111 i.iril If Mill. Achw, Jiiih- 2. 
 
 Sliller, Sain'I M. Th- Free Dispensary Svst'aii 
 in I'ljil— /'/,//. Veil. Timex. .\i,e. 10. The Alinse'of the 
 Fr»e r)ispen:iarles. I'iiil. Mul. Tiiifs, Dee. 'J-'. 
 
 !>liller, Samuel W. A I'Ji'a for Kairnes.- and 
 Accuracy. ISiistmi .Miil. ami .Sur. Jnur., pee. (J. 
 
 Miller. T. Clarice. The State of the Eve Lid 
 
 after Death. .V. }'. Meil. lie, . Jmi. C. 
 
 Miller. W. F. t'ase of Stran;,nilatcd In;,'uinnl 
 Hernia of 4 iliiys aud IS h<nir8 standing ; Opiration; 
 Recovery — Western f.aneel, June. 
 
 MilliiiKton. K. H. Medical Fees. Ohin .Med. ann 
 •Sur. lieji. ill), .Mill/. 
 
 MilliKaii, Francis H. T iinit of the SurKCons 
 liesponsibility. /'/.//. .Mid. mul .v»r. li'e/i.. I'lli. '.;4. 
 
 .>Iills, <'harU's K. Tiaiuuatic Neuritis Divolv- 
 iny the Bra ■liial Plexus. I'.'iit. .Mid. Time.'.'. .SV//. 1. 
 Electro-Tlierapentics — the nature of l^lcetricity, iiud 
 the Ir'orins of LUm tiicitv I'sed in Medi' iniil Practice 
 —Phil. Med. and .yiir. I{r,,.. .Mun!, 17 lOlectro I'liera- 
 peutics— the Heiiuisites of Ele<trn-Me<li. al In-itru- 
 nients— /'/,//. .M,d. iind .V,,,-. /,>,/,.. Maeili Jt. 
 
 :>lins, .1. I*. Hood for Infants, .tin. llnme,,. Jul//. 
 K'Uiediul luilieations for Infantile Diarrluea. .tin. 
 Iliiine , Jul'/. Ifeinrdial Jndicutioiis t.|' Inrantile 
 Diariluea. I'. S. Med. hieestiiintne ill). Juhj I. 
 
 !\lilrie. .FiiiiM's AiDlrewM. Li-ters .VntiS'piii 
 Method ill i)\arivt'.i!jy. A'. V.Mid. n>e,J,in.{\. 
 
 ^lilner, K. II. Keiuarks 011 Uenal l)is' ase, I'ud. 
 Med. ,ind .Vh/-. If, p. .M:r,li '■'•. .\iuiiiitati'iu of all arm 
 without Lit,'atiu-es. I'hil M,'l. T inus. li,-l.21 
 
 .Milton. .1. I,. On t!ie Initv cr IHialitv of .Svjdi- 
 llis. .V. 1'. Mid. !!■., Apr: -. 
 
 Miner. .1. F. Feasibility of I'Mirp.itiii^,' tl:e T'ly- 
 roid I Hand in Hono' cases of Iiiscasi . linil-dn ,1/ /. 
 ,ni I .Sue ■l,,i,r.. .liiUi. Cliinca"' Lc ■tiirc njion tie- .Spioul 
 {'\irw-- liiill'ilii M'l. inul .^'/r. ,li,i:,\, .lei/. Oi,;! ul 
 Lecture on the An^nilar curve. I!i,ii,il„ .Mil. ,ei,l 
 .Sur. .lour., S'.p'. 
 
 .Minor, -I. i'. 'rrii'isrii-ioii <,\' lllood. il, ,,„,„. 
 
 '/* iini!i, dun. 
 
 .Minor. Tlionias ('. Notes on th.; F()iileniiolii(,'y 
 of Ohio. Cm. I.nneel und Olis — .tpril. Mii;i. June mul 
 Jul;/. 
 
 IMinol, I'liinciv. llcsjijiiil Ou-i s. I'u.^lon .Mul. find 
 ,Sur. .lour., (1,1. II. 
 
 Mitejiell. <.<'o. 1«. Scroiuloiis lie* r Cured. / 
 .f M-d. Inv'idiifiilor ill). ,lHve \'<. 
 
 MieliatI, .T. KUwin. Caso of Cleft Palate. Md. 
 
 Med. Jour., .S,pt. 
 
 Mitolieli. .1. S. The Hesonator. i: s. .Med. Pi- 
 resl!ii,itiir {II), April \. Curability of CoUHiiniption. 
 /'. .V. Med. /iireslii/oliir {II), .S,pl . \. 
 
 Mitehell, S. Weir. The Relation of Paiu to the 
 Weather. ,D». .lour. Med. ,'<eienee.<, .tpril. 
 
 Monette, <ieo. N. Skimmed Milk in tlio Treat- 
 ment of Catarrh of the Hladder and Cystitis. Am. 
 I'ract.. .Vid'. 
 
 Monti, AloiM. Abstract of a clinical Lecture on 
 Cntarrhus Sutl'ocations: Neonatorum. I'liil. Med. 
 Tim,s. Feb. .i. Clinical Lecturo on llerertiiaiy and 
 Co'i^enital Syphilis. I'Uil. Med. Tiin,:i. April. W. 
 
 .Mi>ntKonier.v, K. Aneunsin of the Aorta. I'liil. 
 .Med. Tiiiirf. .s,pl.'\. Cr nip and Diphtheria. .S7. I.,iui.< 
 .Med. nwl .Vh;-. Junr.. April. Internal obstruction, 
 the \itill Necessity of a Outious and Conservative 
 Treatment. .sV. I.oni.i .Med. and Sur. Jour., Oil. In- 
 fantile Convulsions. .St. Ponix .M,d. mul .S'hc. Jour., 
 Pee. 
 
 .Moore. .V. A, Phytolacca Decan Ira in the Treat- 
 ment of Mastitis. Vu. M,l. .Mmdlih/, Mni/. 
 
 5loore, A. F. Si)iiie Verified Symptoms. C. S. 
 
 .Me,l. pK'eUiiJtdor {ID, Oil. 1. 
 
 :^loi>re, B. Dints on tlu^ Use of Hooks by Stu- 
 dents mul Assistants! in Pharmacy. Am. ,l<uir. I'har., 
 April. 
 
 >loore. <'. \ . Chlorate of Potash and Mercurials. 
 riid. M,d. iind .Sur. Ilip., Jiin. V,\. 
 
 Moore, ,lr , F. ;M. Report of a 1 ase of Sub- 
 Luxation of thi' Inferior Maxilla. IJackwards, liujlaln 
 Me.i. iiu'l Sur. J,iiir.. Mil 11. 
 
 .Aloore. -f. B. A Word iu refeui:o of Sugar- 
 Cnated I'ill.'-. I'liil. mill J'liar., Aui). 
 
 .M -e, .1. C. A Word in Dofeuco of Sugar- 
 
 Coati'il Pills. Am. ,luur. Plmr , .Mureh. 
 
 Moore, ,1, 1:. A CuHi' of Protracted Gestatiou. 
 I'U: . .M'll. mid .Sur. He,., Fch. 3. 
 
 .Aloorc, tl. .M. Siual'i-Pox. llaluunMnnian Moutlily, 
 Jini''. 
 
 M»><>re. .1. T. Is Ur miile Potass and Sulph .Mor- 
 phi,-i an Antidote for I'oiconiiii? b> Strychnini!? .1/- 
 Uiidi M'll. 'ind Sue. .I,„ir., 0,1. 
 
 Mnttvv, Henry. lU'inin of the Term "Syphilis?" 
 1.,'Uisvire Med. .V,»\v. p,,-. iW. 
 
 Moor<'. it. Ii. The Treatment of Diphtheria. 
 I'liil. .M,d.iir.d Sue. h'e.p., I\di. 17. Puerperal lie lainp- 
 aia. I'hil. .Me,', and .Sue. I,',p., Oet. '211. 
 
 Moore. Tlionias. Dietetics iu Itelation to In- 
 fants and Voun^ Children. Il't'inemminiun Munlhli/, 
 III. 
 
 •Moore , S'. I,. I'pideinic of Scarb-t Fever and 
 Diiilitle ria /'. .S. Mel. Inee.iliiiit ,r {II), April 1. 
 
 Moiiei'N, <■. .V. Wlial Syuiplouin luJicate the 
 Rhus? Am. Il„m-ii. I>e<-. 
 
 'Mooi'liciid. W. W. (ilyc-rite of Nitrate of Uis- 
 nnlli. I' •. ./""/■ /'/( ',■., M, trill. 
 
 ,>loos, S. On the lilood Vessids and the, mrciila- 
 tiou in tint Mciuiirana rynipani ainl Manubrium 
 Mallei. Aieii Opihiil mol Oliil. Vol. 17.. piii.ie'',\. 
 
 ■>lor(H, < Ii!is. .M. Opium Pois.iuioK Tieatisl with 
 Sislpinuc ol \tropia. I'hd M,il. ■in i >iie. h'lp., />,i . 
 1.". 
 
 Mor^.m. Ileniy T. II. spitul Dep u'ts. r.,il. 
 .Me, I. /Vi/e.s. J, in. ill. 
 
 .MorKfJin, >laiii('s .Viiplctoii. Per luial Identity, 
 Til, S, 1:1,1, tei, III, .Inn. 
 
 >loi Klin. •!. ('. Prolracted Remittent I'ever. /'. 
 .S'. l^</ hiri.di, film- ill), Feh. I. Cell t ri. s iiod K<cnn- 
 ttiCH. r. V Md. I,ieexti,,.,l„e {II), .Miii.-h I. Water 
 InjeilioiiB iu lUeriue Displacements. Iliihn-'mminimi 
 .Montldij, June. 
 
<JLA8SIF1£D BY AtiTHOHts. 
 
 m 
 
 Mil. 
 
 tll(! 
 
 "hil. 
 
 Morgan, \V. F. Two Iteun. Ohio ifed. and Sur. 
 RfV- {II). Jul)/. 
 
 .MdiKiiii, Wilbur F. rraotiiro of tho riittUa. 
 HntliDt Mi'il. itiKl Snr. Jiiur., A'oi'. 'Jll. 
 
 I'MoiTfll, 1). «>. Ciiso of Authiav in a J'liticnl 
 over EiHl'ty Yeai-H of Af,'i' -Uecovury. ,S'.'. Lmiis Clin. 
 Hfiiiril, h'l'li, 
 
 ^lorrt'll, F, OoimIimi. A Cauo of rmioocythn'iiiin; 
 8u(l(If u ami Marlicil Dimliiiitii)n in Hize of tlie Splci-ii. 
 liii!tt(m M'll. ami Snr. Juiir., Mmj I'.l. 
 
 Morrill, Wyinaii. 'I'.'kj Karly History of tho 
 McLean A3ylum for Hie lusauo. Iloxt^nn Mnl. anil Sur. 
 Jciir.. Dfr. V.i. 
 
 i>l«rri«, J. ClioNton. tJaHe of Unusual i'ndal 
 Position. I'liil. .Urd. Tliius, Juiif I). (,'u8o of I{ui)tiiie 
 of till' I'criucuiii, with Laiiration ol llio Nestibiilo 
 Anterior to tUo Urotlira. Am. Jmir. Oh.i., Ainil. 
 
 Morris, •lames I'". An Litercsting Caai; of Ob- 
 BtPtrics with (iiuiiral itPiiiurks. N. <>. Meil. iduI Snr. 
 Jour., Oil. 
 
 Morris, M. A, UiviKiou of tho 'rendu Achillia in 
 Fra 'turn of tin! lowe.r Third of the Keniur. A Case 
 of Fra( tui'o. Hnxlmi .M,;l. and Sur. .Ii<ur., Xor. 'ill. 
 
 Morris, \V. F. A Now Metliod of Doiiblo iStaiu- 
 ing. .\iu. .Iiiur. .Mi'il. ,SVi>;i(y;s'. ./an. 
 
 Morrison-Fisrt, <i. <). Trachootoniy in Dipli- 
 thiTia. .V. y. .Mi>l. Ifi'c. ,l/i(.y 1L>. 
 
 Morrison, J. roBt-l'artum HenioiTliage. A'. I'. 
 .'/•'(/. hJUrlir, .Mai) ami Juli/, and ■'^I'ldlcrn Mid. liir., 
 Od. 
 
 Morrow, I). IJ. Facts about Hair. Cin. Mid. 
 Ailvanrr (III, .\)>ril. 
 
 Mors*', l.,u<-iiis I), Aiiriim in Nanal Catarrh. 
 lliihni'nianniiin Mnnthhi. Mai/. 'I'lu Hot Springs of 
 Arkiiiisai. Ilalini-inaiiniau .M'inllili/, Aiiii. Uzi'Ua. I'. 
 S. Mill. Inri'xtiijalnr ill). Sij)t. I.'i. How to study tho 
 Materia Me<lica. I'. S. .\l-il. InveMiijalar (//), /V«. 1. 
 Kxperienoii with Typhoid FtV(T. Vin. .Wnl. .i'lvance 
 {III .luw. Mv'ilii-al (ioolo{,'V. I'in. .Mid. Ailvamr [III, 
 July. A I'ri-Hcription for Diphtheria. /'/(//. .)/<■(/. and 
 Sur. licp.. Jnni- '.'. 
 
 .Morso, .foil II F, Fracture of the Femur treat- 
 Hd by Allen's Fracture Bed. I'lvUir .Mid. and Sur. 
 Jiiur., .ijiril. 
 
 Mors*', N. C lJislo<atiou of both Clavicles. Cm. 
 Mail. Neu'i, He.r. 
 
 Morton, riioniiis <i. A l!ri( f liescriptiou of 
 Forced Veutilalion in the Tcnn Hospilal. Am. Joui . 
 Mi'il. .Si ii'ni-i:s, .i/irii. Account of a Worm Uemoved 
 by a Native Woman from beneath the conjunctiva of 
 the K.ye Hall of a Ne{<ress at tialjoiMi, Wp.st Africa. 
 .\m. Jiiiir, M'.l. .Sri.'uri s, July. 
 
 IMorton, DoukIhs. Notes on tlie Xhcrapeutii! 
 Uses of the lixtraet ol Malt l.innsril.'i- .SUd. .Wnnn, 
 Fill. 10. Case of Fterine lleniorrhaj^e Illustrating 
 the llso of curetti'. l,nui.<riUi- .)hd. .Xnrn. del. d. 
 
 Mtist'itiiiii, \. Dysnienorrhoea. Ilnrnm. Tiimn, 
 Dec. 
 
 Alott, <«. B. (dancer of the Stomach. Can. Lanr.-l. 
 Oil. 
 
 M«>xl<'.v, M. Kin;;. Traumatic Displacement of 
 the Te.-<tc". rill Ci'hii-, .S.fit. 'i'.l, 
 
 MiKliI, H. H. Hornia-.S7. I.iiui.^ M.d, mid Sur. 
 Jiiur.. I>ii\ 
 
 .MulilenlMirff, W. I". On Vaccination with lio- 
 vine Virus. I'liil. .Mid. and Sur. H. ji., ./an. li 
 
 Miiinforil, .S, K. Is Meddlesome Midvviferv 
 Had V .l»i. I'rait.. l.hr. 
 
 Miin(l<-, I'anI [•, case nf 'I'wiris ; lliOli diildnn 
 DecnmiMiscd ; Ketciitii'ii of the .second cj.ilii. and 
 Both I'lacc'Uta for two days aiti r tie! Iijith ol tlu' 
 first child- -Im. .Imir. Oli.<.. Jan. The lliMuiuce on 
 the Ko tus of Medirlncs. Am. Juur. (/'is. .1/.' //. Case 
 of «'y8t of till' Vayina. .-(hi. Juur, ohis.. Oil. 
 
 MulIinM, W, S. CaiBB from my Note book. Cin, 
 Mi'il. .tdntnri: {III, Jan. 
 
 i>lmik, il. A. Uriudclia S^uarrnga. Am. Med. 
 
 Jour. (A), Vi.i). 
 
 .^Iiinson, F, A. 'J'he Krrors of Ilefraetion De- 
 inon.strated by a New and Original Model. A', V. 
 M'll. Juur.. Ma,,. 
 
 Miirltiicli, A. >f. Fxseution of Hip Joint, lirlrnit 
 
 Mrd. Jniir.. Sijil. 
 
 .^liirphy, Fdniiind A. Yellow Fever — its Treat- 
 ment and t'revention — Ohio .Mill, aiul Sur. lirp. (II), 
 July. 
 
 Murray, \V. W. Digestion and its Disorders. 
 Vii. Mid. .Mi.nlliiii, rrb. A ( a-,e of Haiematoma of the 
 Anterior Wall of the Vagina. I'ltii. .Med, Timi-.i, 
 A III,: 18. 
 
 .^lurrell, T. K. A Case of AnopLtliulmns. I'liil. 
 Mi'il. au.t Sur. Hep., .Vor. 3. Dlplaeusis HiuauoaliH. 
 A'. )'. .Mid. Id'i., Xor. 3. Errors of Uefraction of tlio 
 liye. II. and I,. ,l/i-/. .fnur., .SVy)/ 
 
 >IiirsicU, <i«'o. A. Heport of two ea-es of Ampu- 
 tation Mirough the Knee Joint. Ilis'on .Mr.d. and Sur. 
 Jiuir., .Inly 'J(i. 
 
 winter. !Method of Detecting and Estima- 
 ting Castor and otlier FI.ximI Oils in lialsam of Co- 
 paiba. -iHi. Jiinr. I'hir.. .\iail. 
 
 Nanco, Ilirani. Treatment of Scarlet Fever. 
 
 Cltiii'i/ii Mi'il. Juur. and Jir.. .Mar'li. 
 
 Nancrcde, C'lias. II, The Causative Tlelation 
 Existing Between the Anatomical Arrangement of 
 the Tissues at Various Ages, and their Morbid 
 Growth. I'ltii. .Mill. Tinii.<. July '21. (!ystie Suppu- 
 rating Kidneys. Small Calculus. I'liit. .Med. Tiiiu'H. 
 Oil. 13, Four Oases of Trai'heotomy for Pseudo- 
 Mi inbranous Laryngitis. I'hil. Atrd. Tiiueii. A'm'. 'Jl. 
 Tumor Invidviu;! Submaxillary (llaiul, Hemoved by 
 Operation. I'lnl. Mitd. Timrx. .Vie'. 'J^. 
 
 Nasli, K. It. Apis iu Diphtheria. Ilahnianan- 
 uiaii .M'inllily. Fih. 
 
 "Svvi, A. I). Ingrowing Toe Nail. .V. Y. Med. 
 liir., Sr/il. I. Case of Severe Hijury of the Face. A'. 
 r. .Med. Her., (Mt.'r,. 
 
 Nt'ft«'l, Wni. It. A Contribution to the Theory 
 of DysmeiiorrlKea. V. )'. Mid. li'ir.. Oct. (!, The 
 Theory of iiysmenorrho'a. .V. )' .Med. Ii>-r., .Vm'. 3. 
 
 Noill, Holliiiu'sworMi. A Uemarkable (!asf of 
 Syphilitic Inoculatiou. J'tiil. Mul. /Vmc.s'. Per. 'i'J. 
 
 Nf'Ison. Hiijijli T. Cinchonidia iu Malarial Fever 
 
 j Cases. y,i. Mid. Miaillily, l>i-r. 
 
 I Nt'lson, K. W. i)n the Treatment of Spinal 
 : Ciirvaturi'. r. S. .M>'il. In-i:-<iiijali,r {II). Her. 15. 
 
 M»'lHi»n, \Volfr«'<l. Stricture of thfi Uectuni — 
 Successful Operation. Canada Med. Iter., April. 
 
 Nfwronn'r. I>. Teratology. .Snu/hrm .Mid. Rir., 
 
 I -^■■•■•- 
 
 j N«'well, T. What Changes Does Pysiology De- 
 
 ; mand in our Schoid System? I'lie S'liiitariau, April. 
 
 ! >'«'\vton, K. <►. Scirrhus of the Parotid (Hand. 
 
 Caiicir of the Tiuigue. Scirrhus Cancer. .V. V. Med. 
 
 Iv'.rli, . .In!y. 
 ! Newton, O. K. Carbuncle— Whitlow au-l In- 
 i growing of .s'aiis. SnuHi'i-n .Med. Her.. Oil. Continued 
 ! Meiislruation During Pregnancy. Smdliern .Med. Her., 
 
 I>ii\ Mercurial Salivati'iu and Uydroeele. .im. .Me.d. 
 
 Jiiiir. { .'•.'). .Vei'. 
 \ NfMton, l{()l)t.S. CeU-1'atlioliigy— Observations 
 i on til" Causes, character, and Treatment of Cancer, 
 i made from Is 13 to ls77. The New System of Au- 
 j tliropulo^y. Ciiir.r .lour , July. Cancer — HowTreat- 
 
 ed--Ca.-cs Cured. Cm.- r ./nur., Afiril. l-lxploratiins 
 I in Cell-Pathology. Caneer .luur.. .i/iril. Observations 
 ' on the ( ause and Treatment of earner, made 
 i from lH*:i to 1H77. Cinicr Jmir., Ort. Exploratious 
 
 il 
 
INDEX TO ORIGINAL COJIMTTNICATUTTO, 
 
 i« t!t(li-i'Alijui>n{> . .\. y. Meii. hclrdir, Jnn. Caneur I 
 —How Truat'il—Caxi'H Cured. A'. )'. Vnl. Kiirrtii-. | 
 Maixli. i\ Iji'i't^ro (>!) Uim.'MKtH nf tlif Kyo. .V. 1'. ' 
 Mill, h'iii'iii\ Mil;/. Clinical l.rctiiir.-i (ill Dlic.im >i of 
 tin; Dollc. .V. J'. •/-'/. KihiUr. Si-jil. Hy i.liiliti^ Iri- 
 tis. Kl'ctir Moi. n-iil .^iir. Jmii., Ihr, 
 
 OfrlpHby, W. \V. !\[iirinto nf Aiiini'iiila In lhi>U. 
 
 tUerlu ir>s/i'/n l.tiin''!, I>i;\ 
 
 O'Kfif, r, Vi'Hico-Viijjiiiiil I iuliilii vNilli Kiiti'iivcr- 
 
 Hion ot till' I'tfiriiM, fiiiiiuht l.iiiHfl. A/in'l. 
 
 0|i-HOii, ('liiii'IcN \\ . I'riipliyliixiM of Siiiiinior 
 
 N«Mvt«»ii, Jr., Hidit. S. TiibaciMi an u, CnuHf of | <'"iiililiHiits in Cliildri.'ii. Oh,; .)/..' ini,l 
 
 Jitiir, 
 
 Blindnt'ys. .V. J'. . !/•■(/. Ei-U'ili,-. M.in'i mid A/iril. 
 MiMlii-iil Ccjllfj^'j H"S|iitaiH mill Cliuiciil 'I'ciuliiii,; iu 
 I'aria. .V. )', .1/.,/. Krlr.li'', M.i;/. Clidroiiiitis Jlis- 
 KiuniimtH. X. y. .)/.•■/. Kfleclir'. Jii.'!/. CU^irolditisi 
 UiKMiiiiiiinta. Ciiner Jmir., .lulij. Tre.itui' lit I'l 
 Ariitc Hliciiiiiatii' K.'Vii' liy Salicylatd m Smla. witli 
 Cusi'H I'roiii the Hispitiil. i 'rirri-'./niir.. Orl . 
 
 Is"i<'uis<', . Ni'ti' nn Pri'liiiiiiiaiy IscJininiii. 
 
 Ohio Mill, iiii'l .'-'III-, .iiiiir.. .Mill. 
 
 Nicoll, lit'iiry I). ( j;-!! ot' DimUi (roin Uiiiitiin' 
 (il till- ralldfiian 'I'lilic an.l liitnipiTit'.iual lli'ianr 
 rliiigi'. Jill, ./iiiir. ti''x.. ,1.111. CaNc d iiicisidii .,i llic 
 (."ervix. with !)'•;, tli on ti: ■ I'Mltn-itli Dav. .In. lour. 
 0/«., .|/,/-,7. 
 
 Niroll, Tl)(lllla^>. Kali Un liroiniiuiu in iJijili- 
 tlliTia. An:. 0''V.'/i' r (//), .\( : . 
 
 Nittiiiii, \\. II, Tnatni.nt of un Kinthcl al Can- 
 Ci'V of till' Ton^iir \v;tli luji'itions ol Nitnitt< of 
 Silvtr. Chiir.ijn .Mill. Jour, ami /.V., .Mn;/. 
 
 NIxtiii, .\. H. lonoiiHBiou of iln- brain, r.u-iiir 
 
 Mi'll. Olid .'<lll-. .J. ,111-., ill'r. 
 
 I ■•(,'/ . 
 
 Ol'-Moii, OInf. .Marliii. Kxtractuiii ('olocyn- 
 tbldis ( (iiiipo.iit'iiii. \iii..liiiit. I'/iiii:. .\firil. 
 
 <>l>i«', ThoiiiiiN. \ ( HHiMif I'lirjicral Coiiviili-iiinH' 
 Or iiiriiit.; four l>uys .iltiM" l.alicr. .Mil. .!/'■'/. .Imn-.' 
 fill. 
 
 Ordroiiaii.x, •loliii, ( asu of .Mr.-*, .lain: ('. Nor- 
 ton. .I»i. ./')«/• tnxiiiiih/ .Inn. 
 
 Ordwa.v, s, .\ I'aso riircd at tlio Hot SiniiiKH of 
 .Vrl.arsit^J. Il'ilni' niiiiiiiiini .Mnnlhl;/. (ii;l. 
 
 <»riii»1».v, O. It I'rartnro of the' Huiiii'riic with 
 Injury ot tlif .Musculj-'-piiiiil Xcrvc— Suit lor Mal- 
 practice, /'.'i.. V"l.iuiil Siir. Iliji., lii-r.H. 
 
 Orr, •liiiiu-ii i'. Siiiiplcnnntal If. 'port of a cast' 
 of Ovariotomy. An. Jmir. )lii!. .Srii'iirr.i. .Inn. 
 
 <>Hi;oo(l, •lames II. .\dilrcss. .V. E .Mnl. (nr.nlli- 
 
 (il ). ./MHC, 
 
 O.slrr, >Viii, Hoiijorrliagic Small I'o.'c. rnnintn 
 Mi-ii. nil. I ,Sni\ Jniir., Jnii. I'roj^rcssivi' I'oriiicioiiH 
 Anivniia. I'linmln .Mfil. mnl .Snr. Juin ., .Mnrili. Aneu- 
 rism of iU'liatic .\rtcry. Cniiinlii .)/<■/. .nnl Siir. Jinir., 
 Jii':/. I'atli. domical licport. Cinniili' Miil ami Siir 
 Jon,-. ./«'!/. Introd.i.itory l.crtnrc, Oct. Int. 1^77 — 
 Mc heal Faeiilly, Mcdiil I'liiversity. i'<i>niilit MfLmnl 
 Sill . Join ., i\or. 
 
 Nd'^aoratli, K, New Operation for tlip Uiiiiuval ' 
 of the (^teriis. with its I'eriti n"al Kiivchnie Tliro ;,'h \ 
 tlie Vaffina. for C ircinoina. .tin. Jour, (lis., Jiin. 1 
 Speoinieu of a I teriiH, etc. .tin. Jmir. OVv., .l/j/iV. 1 
 Oaue of Jteeiirreut .MetrUM. etc. .Im. .Imir. (i/r\, ini. | 
 
 . I Otis, I''. N. A New I'roslatie Guide. .\'. 1'. .MnL 
 
 .>ori-iN \>. I'. A Col. riliution to tlie Anatomy 1 /?,,-,, ,iy„iV Jl. Ou the Tnitv or Duality I'f Syphilis, 
 ottlielliinianUet.ua. Am. Jmir . .Mi-U. .'^limcis. Drl. ly. y .Mnl. /.'■'•.. M.v/ I'J. On Keflex Irritations 
 
 Noi-t..n, <;,..,. >. Crouiions and Idi.hthei itic tliro,i«l...ut the Oenito-lrinary Tract, resulting; 
 Oon|iii.ctiv,.,s with >as. .. \.,rll, An. jJr. Ihim;... r'»ii contraction ot the I ret.ira at, or near tlio Mea- 
 .Mmi. (T.'I. miiim as a Iteniedy for Deta.hniont oi i '•'", .■"■■'iu'i.^. ' ."".enita or Acq, , red ''/-"■/-;■ 
 the Hetina. (} n, Mi I. nwl Sin: Jin, III] Jniu » a,i- ' "'"' •^•■" ■ "■'""•• '' ' ^ l>escrii.tion ot tlie Instrii- 
 
 Mi I. iiwl Siir. liiji. (//). Jn/ij. » at; 
 tii'Uiii in I'araijsis of tlie (,iliary Mii>"l(.. Diiin .M"!. 
 iinil Siir. Ii'r/i. [III. .Mnrih. 
 
 >ioy«'s. Unify I». Uctinitis Apnp'.ccticu and E'o- 
 bcile lurtanmiatiou of tin Uetiiia. Am. Jour. Mnl. .'•Iri- 
 >'»C''.<, <Ji-l. 
 
 luentsaiid .\pparatiiK of the .Viithor. with directions 
 for their use in opi'vatioii on the Cienito-lJrinary 
 Oryaua. O'dii .l/c/. ■•.mi .Sur. Jonr., A/iril. On the In- 
 fluence ot .Str.eliires of Lar^jc Calihio in I'rcihiciiin 
 luflaaiiiialioii ot the Bladder — I'rompt and I'criiiu- 
 mnit Heiii'lit Hcsu tiiiK Ir.iiii liemoval of the Stric- 
 Noyt's, Kohl. V. .\ ca.sc of Division of thc^ Ten- i tares by Dilatinu Urctlirotoiny. Am. .Meil. /<i-ll.v/.- 
 
 do Aehillis. It.liinl Mnl. Jmir., J'ln'. Infusoria. 
 Ih'Iriiil .Mil. Jonr.. Jan. 
 
 Null, C W. Cinchona in tli.' trcatiiieiu of inter 
 mittent I'eyer. li. nnil h .Mnl. Jmi:.. Lhr. 
 
 Oaliiian, .). K. .Medical I.e;;islatiou, /'.iriiir .Mnl. 1 
 mnl .V/(c. .Innr.. .\iiril. ' 
 
 O'llrifii, .1. 10, Nine inches of llrooni Straw j 
 with l.Wveiiloiis I'liiicivtioii'- lleiiiovd from theJilad- 
 (ler by Lithotomy, .f, )', Mnl. Un .. j,ih. v.\. .\ case I 
 of E,\tensive Compound fracture ol lie* SUull. .\'. 
 
 )'. Mnl. l{n-., .\;;,f, H. i 
 
 <)«'lcfoi'<l, (m'O. .■\J, liiphtheritis. C/k. Mnl. .!■'- I 
 rifm-i- {11,1, Mill/. Ouid" lioird.s to I'rcseribiii}^. I'in. 
 MeJ. Ailr.imr (II], Jnhi. Nasal Cutarrh. rhi. .Mnl. , 
 Ailnuice (//), l)n\ 
 
 Oi'tcrloiiy, .loliii A, A clii.ical Contribiaion. | 
 
 Am. I'rii't., Aprr. A Cas- of Mediijliiry ( ancer ol the 1 
 posterior MenJastiiiMui and liij.'lit I'leiira - \ CiS ■ oi 
 Tumor of the Mcoi^o mi.uiii iiid Thyroiil IiImikI, 
 Loiti'.irlil,- .Mill. .Xi'irx. A,/,(. I, Six eases' of Aneurism 
 of the 'II. Oracle A rta. .\ . I'. .Mnl. .;,.,,■ . M iii .\ 
 Plea tor llie K,ir!y t'sc i f t!je Aspiiat'ir in I'.lvie 
 Cellulitis. !'<;. .M"l. .Mmiliili:. Oil., mnl riii. Mnl. .\>ir.; 
 Uir, 
 
 Ocliinc, I''. <i. Oi'iniithe ciocata iu I'm rperal 
 Convulsions .\ . h' Mi' '. Uny-lli [II), Jmir. Clinical 
 ()bseryati..ns. ,V. ,V Mnl. linz-lli- (II), Jnl,/. Clinical 
 ObacrvatioiiH. .WI'.Mil. UiKiII- 1 11). Sri'.t. (^)llvl,l. 
 siois caused b\ I'mrin'ral .Mbuminiiria and enrcd 
 by Oeiianthe crocata. Iliilimniiinnimi .Mmillili/, .hih.i. 
 
 ■ nj. II' I •.;. 
 
 Otis, 4«f<n'g<' .V, Contribution from the Army 
 i Medical Minimiu, Washington. Hoslnn Mnl. iiml Siir. 
 I J:inr.. M:ii-i-li U'J. 
 
 Ott, Isaav. A (.'asr of Bclls'l'aralysi,--. r.'ii:. .'.'iit, 
 
 ' i:ml Sill-. Hi/)-, l>n-. 1.'.. I'hysioloHJcal Action of (iel 
 
 semia .lud (ielHenieinc Acid_/V('7. .)/■'. 7'imc.v. .l/.nv/i 
 
 ;il, Thi? Inhibitorj Fnnetiou of the spinal Cord. 
 
 I'liil. .V'-il. Timi'i. I)fi\ M. Action of (leNemiiim Si'iii- 
 
 pervirellH. !.h. I'rnrt.. .t/iril mnl .'/■'//• .\ctioii of 
 
 Cobelina. I'liii-nim Jmir. .\i'rvini.< omi .Miiilnl Di.i.. .Inn. 
 
 t Poisonous MuHhrooniH. I'liinii/o .lovr. .V rrous ami 
 
 j .Minlal l)i'.f., -I'-n. 
 
 0\v«'ii, tlaiiK-s T. Hot Water fir Treatment of 
 ' Sicli .'Stomiich. I'hil. Mnl.iuhl Siir. Ui/i . Manh -'-i. 
 
 Owoii, Tiiilmt. Ui-i'lv to lir. McClellan. Lmimrilh' 
 ] Mnl. ynr.i, .V, ■ . U. 
 
 i Owi ii*^^, .liiliii K. [ntermil Ibtmorrhoids. I'lii- 
 
 \ inij, Mill. Jiiiir. mill ('->., Jnni-. I,iici rati^l Woiiid ot 
 
 till- i''oi'ean:i, etc. I'linAiin Miii.Jmir. mm F..r.. Dei. 
 
 Owens, Win. Drue Action in the Cure <f Dis- 
 ' ease. "Iim Mn' . rnJ Snr. llr/'. {II), Jiih/. 
 
 O/.aiiaiii On IdeplmnfinHiH (iraecoriim. 
 
 ■ l\ S. Mnl. Iir filii/.it'ir {II), Jiini 1. :Melil(;tUK oDic'in- 
 alis. Iliiliiiiinaniiinn .Mnnllilii. .Mnii. 
 
 j ra«'<', il. M- A Case of Successful lAtirpatioii of 
 the Parotiil (Hand. \ii. .Mnl. Mnnl'ilii. Anij. Report 
 of II Case o V( Mco- Vaginal I'lutula, with Siieccfsful 
 
 I Operation. 'I"). •/"/. Ili-Wfrkhi, Ani). l'<. 
 
CLASSIFIED HY Ani'llOK.S, 
 
 ;{;} 
 
 riifkard, J<»Iin II. On tlio First InRonslblllty 
 
 from the liihiiialiitii of Bulitliuiic EtlitT. Am. 
 Joitr. Mfd. Sriiiias, July. On Tracln'otoiuy in 
 ('roup. I'liila. Mvd. and Sur. Rep., Scjd.'i'J. 
 
 I>>i<Ul<ick, ri-<-«lk. K. Tlio CllHU of tin-, liitu 
 rifiiiy I'mtt of Liuiosboi'o. Jioalon Med. iind 
 Hur. Jour., l)tr. 0. 
 
 I'agn, R.C. M. On-iiitis Doiiomluutoii Muinii.s. 
 V«. .Med. MoiiUili/, .Man. 
 
 I'liini*, N. KiuiuoiiK. I'roKrt'HBivo Mimcular 
 Atroiiliy. Utunei). Tiiiiex, Sept. 
 
 Pnlloii, MontroHH A. Boino Bii!;KCHtioiiH witli 
 Rnitiinl to tlm IiiMtiiitica of Fi'nialcH. Am. Jour. 
 ()f)S., April. ItiHiiiiio on Incision and iJiviriion of 
 tlui ('t'i\ i\ Uteri for IJ.\ Knu'iiori'lufa, and (Steril- 
 ity. Ant. .lour. Oli.t., J u'/i. McnHtrual Neuroais. 
 C'hiciifjoJoiir. .\erii., and Meut. Vis., Jidij. 
 
 Palmer, C. O. Filiroid TuniorH C'oiuplicat(Ml 
 witli Ti'tunnH. Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. Cami of 
 Pelvic i'lTitonitis. Tlie I'liiiic, Jan. 6. Uterine 
 and Ahdoniinal EnlarKciuentH. 2'fte Clinie, 
 April 14. Chnioal IxicturcH— 1, Conoid (Cervix ; '.', 
 DyHnu'iiorilnea ; ;t, Bterility; 4, Kjiilt^iitiforin 
 Seizunts; 5, Operation of lii-Lateral Bection. 
 The Clinic, \ov. 17. C'iiuieal Lectures— CaseH of 
 Ruptured I'eriueuni ; Vaginal and Uterine I'ro- 
 ia|>.so. The Clinie, Dec. 15. 
 
 Palmer, E.K. A Casc,withRoiuarkB. Louin- 
 Hlle Med. Noes, April 28. Extract of Malt. 
 Ijotiisville Med. News, Mai/ 19. riicuomeual 
 Lttctution. Louisville Med. News, Sept. 29. 
 
 Puramorn, W. C. The New Treatment for 
 PllcH. Chicago Med. Times, Sept. 
 
 Parish, W. II. Carcinoma of Stomach, etc. 
 Phila. Med. Times, July 7. I'ucrperal Beptii le- 
 mia Pyamia. Aw. Jour. Obs., April. Deatii 
 from Rupture of a ("yst of theliroucl Ligament. 
 Am. Jour. Obs., July. 
 
 Parks, Kdward L. A Case of Softening of the 
 Brain. Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Nov, S. 
 
 Parry, S. An Instance of Scarlatina from 
 Fondten. rhila. Med. and Sur. Uej>., April 1. 
 
 Parsons, K. luflucnco of the Mind over Sur- 
 Kic:d iiH well as otiier Diseases. U.S. Med. In- 
 cestiijator (If./, June 15. 
 
 Parsons, S. I). Aspiration In Hernia. Flomeo. 
 Times, Jan. lutra-Capsular Fracture of thoThigli 
 and the Errors of tlio Metliod.s of Diagnosis, 
 liome.o. Times, Feb. Cleft Palate and Staphylor- 
 apliy- Am. ohsereer (II.), March. A New Oper- 
 utKHi for tlio Obliteration of Adherent and De- 
 pressed (,'ieatriceH. Am. Observer (IL), Juiic. 
 Homeopathy m Bingery. Cin. Med. Advance (IL), 
 May. 
 
 Partridse, Edward I.,. Jiemarks on tho His- 
 tory and Treatnniit of Two Cases of Face-l'ie- 
 sentaliiins. iV. Y. Med Jour., March. Tho Use 
 of ')piuiii and Morplila During I'regnaucy and 
 Parturition. Am. Jour. Ob.i., Oct. 
 
 Parvin, Theophilus. The (ienu-Pectoral Posi- 
 tiouin (ShonUhu' Presentation. A »i. J'rael., Jan. 
 .Metrorrlnu'lafroin linpeifect Deliverance. Am. 
 I'rnel., April. A Jiiief Study of One Hundred 
 Cascrt of Menstruation. Am. I'rar.t., Aug. 
 ChurebiU'sTiueture of Iodine. Am. I'ract., Nov. 
 
 Paschal, K. Elephantiasis of the Scalp. ^Iw. 
 Med. Hi- Wceldy, Jan. C. 
 
 I'aschkis, Ilcinrich. A Clinical liecturo on 
 theTreatnientofl'riinury Venereal Sores. Vhila. 
 Med. Times, March n. 
 
 I'assago, H. V. Operation for Brouchocclc. 
 It. and L. Med. Jour., Nov. 
 
 Patterson, M.B. Triplets. NanhJour. Med. 
 and Sur. Dec. 
 
 Patton, A. .VueiirisUi in llronehial and Lung 
 TrouiiMS. Yk. Mil/. Moiit/ily. Tilt. .spcclUe 
 Metlioils in the Treatment ami Invi RtiKaiiou of 
 Uisiases. Cin. I.ani el iiiiil Obs.. lull. 
 
 Patton, A. JI. Ainniiniia. in llronchial and 
 Lung Trouliles. SuHlliern Mid. lUe., March. 
 
 Paul, Comi'gys. lOiiithelionni of (Mans Penis. 
 Phila. Med. Imus, Oct. i;f. 
 
 Pavy, F. W. New Method lor the Qnallta- 
 
 tivi» J)i termination of Hiigar in JSIood ; The Phy- 
 siologv of Bn;;ar in Relation lo tlie Blood. N. K. 
 Med. (lazettc {ID, Oct. 
 
 Payne, H. L. Puerperal Convulsions. Va. 
 J/((/. Monthly, .\ni\ 
 
 Peare, It. .J. Medical Gossip from Berlin. 
 Detroit Med. Jour., April. 
 
 I'earson, C. Hydrophobia. Jluhneinannian 
 Monthly, Sept. Who are. tho .Seeesslouists I IT, 
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 I'earsun, John. IJacteria and Mloro/yuts. 
 Chicui/o Med. Times, Any. and Oct. 
 
 I'easlee, E. K. Specimen of Coagulated Mu- 
 cus I'assed by a Patient with Chronic Eu;l<icol- 
 itis. Am. .Tour. Obs., Oct. Myxoma of tho Muiu- 
 ma. Am. Jour. Obs., (Jet. 
 
 Pease, <i.M. WireSpllnts. U. .S. Med. Imta- 
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 Peck, E.K. Fire Proof Buildings. The .Si»/t- 
 titaria)i, April. 
 
 Peck, E. H. A Case of Sciatica ; Lumbago ; 
 Spinal Irritation. ('. .V. Med. Investiijalor (.11.), 
 Feb. 1. 
 
 Peck, Geo. It. Hcarlatlna in Rhodi; Inland' 
 ,V. E. Med. (lazettc (II.), Dec. 
 
 I'embertou, J. S. Adulterated Medicine. 
 Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., May. 
 
 Peniberton, Oliver E. On two Cases in which 
 the ICxlernal Iliue Artery was Successfully Tied 
 foi'thc Cure of Aneurism. Eclectic Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Feb. 
 
 Peunoyer, N. A. Clinical Cases. C. S. Med. 
 Jnccsliyalor (11.). Sept. Vt. 
 
 Penrose, R. A. F. Abortion, Its Sjinploms 
 and Treatment. .V. Y. Med. liec.,Dic. 29. 
 
 Pepper, Wni. Intra-Thoracu^ Cancer. In- 
 volving Pleura, Diaiihragm, and (Uiest Walls. 
 I'hila. Med. Times, Feb. 17. Addison's Dis- 
 ease and its Relations with Anacuiatosis. Am. 
 Jour. Med. Sciences, April. Aspiration in Com- 
 plicated Cases of Pleural Etfusions. Phila. 
 Med. Times, May 20, June 9, and Aug. 4. 
 An InterestingCase of Cyanosis. N. Y.3fed.Jtee., 
 June 2. Occurrence of Endocarditis with Heart 
 Clot in Malignant Scarlatina. I'hila. Med. and 
 Siir. Pep., .Iiiiic '.). Cystic Di^generatiou of the 
 Kidneys. I'hila. Med. Times, Aug. IH. Graves 
 Disease. .V. Y. Med. Pec, Sept. 1. Clinical Lee- 
 tiiroou a Case of Addison's Disease. Phila. Med. 
 Times, Vec. 8. AUituniuoid Degeuoratioa of the 
 Liver, and on Abdominal Tumors. Arch. Clin. 
 Sur., Dec. 15. 
 
 Pepper, Wni. II. A Case of Addison's Dis- 
 ease. Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 Percy, Sam'llt. Protagon. New Rem.. April. 
 Phosphorus Assimilations. .V. 1'. Med. Pc4:., 
 April! and June'l.i. Brain Phosphates. Nash, 
 .lour. Med. and Sur., Nor. On tho Artlcle.sof 
 Dr.C.G. Polk upon Glycerite of Kephaline. Phila. 
 Med. Times, Nov. 10. Ashnu'ad's Article on 
 Glycerite of Kephaline. Detroit Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Perkins, A. J. Bowel Complaints. Eclectic 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 Perkins, Morris. How to Restore the Sculo 
 of Thermometers. .V. y. Mod. Itec, Dec. 1. 
 
34 
 
 INDEX TO OlilUINAL COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 'I 
 
 I'Inrcnta I'rmvirt. Cniuuln 
 Foiiioi'ul llcriiiu. Canada 
 
 PerrifTu, Jninnit. 
 
 Mrd. livr., March. 
 Med. Her., Maij. 
 
 I'crrlii, T. A. SnUeyllc Add In Acuto IJhcMi- 
 miitisiii. I'hilu. Hal. and Sur. Ucp., Marchw. 
 
 r«MTonclto, Kilwiird. On tlio Toimclty of 
 Life 111 Tape Wi'iiiis, luul 'riioir Liirval t'oniiM 
 In Mull aiul AniuialN. lloiiUni Mat. mid ,Stir. 
 Jour.. .'<i/)t. I',. 
 
 I'clvrs, l':(l\viiril l)y«>r. CoiiilitUmK Ad'cctillK 
 tile l''ii'tal l'iil.-.f. Honlon Mai. and Sur. Jour., 
 An;;. .;:l. 
 
 IVtorM, F. S. A Now HjTilljjn I'lwtoii. Uoslon 
 Mai. tintl Sur. Jour., .[prilli. New llyiiodcnuic 
 tjyrlu^o. .V. y. Mai. Ucc, May Vl. 
 
 I'etcrH, II. .Soarhitiiia aiul Coll Difttoiuiicr. 
 Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 i'otcrH,.Tulii)C. On tho I'atboloicy (»f I'iiitlal 
 f.'oi'ubr.il Auii'niia. Ohio Mai. and ,Sur. Jour., 
 i'cl). On AnKiiiii Pectoris. Ohio Med. and tiur. 
 Jour., April. On tbo Iiitrodiu.tion of Cliolcni 
 and Otlier luffctiouH DiBfusos into Ifotiitiials, 
 PrisoiiH, itc. Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 ApiH^utlix to an Artii'loon tlio Introducllctu of 
 CUoltTii, Ac. Ohio Meil. and Sur. Jour., Oct. On 
 Rotropbarynffcal AbscesH«'rt. Ohio Mvd. and Sur. 
 Jour., Oil. Hahiioniaiiniuidllouicopatliy. I'hij. 
 and I'har., fel)., Muifond /li/j/. Alhuiuinoid iJc- 
 Xom>rftti(>n and lutiltratiun. \'a. Miil. Monlhli/, 
 t'cb. Aphthir. \ a. Mi:d. Monlhlij, May. Origin 
 and C'diuuiuuioution of Typhoiil Fovi-r. Va. Mai. 
 Jlonlhlii. June. llyKtcria. Va. Med. Monthly, 
 Dee. 
 
 r«>UMs, Suniucl. A Now Syringe I'islon. 
 B4tiilou Med and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 I'ottit, A. Clinical Cases. .V. i). Med. and 
 Sur. Jour.. Jan. IWoodiuf,' ut tho Cord. South- 
 ern Med. Uei'., I'cb. 
 
 PlullipH, W. A. I'orPipu Bodies in tlio Kai. 
 Ohio Mai. and Sur. Hep. (11. 1, Jan. Cailhoid' 
 DiplillK ria. Ohio Med. and Sur. lie)). (II.), Jan. 
 Knowledge and <Jliar:ieter. Ohio Mai. and Sur. 
 Hep. < II.), March. Eiuptivo Fevers in KeUvtiou 
 to lJiMeasK>4 of tile liar. Ohio Med. a7id Sur. Hep. 
 {U.),Ma;/. 
 
 riiilips, W. U. Milk Sickne^H. Gin. Lancet 
 and (Hi.s., I'ib. 
 
 rick:u-d, O»>o. II. Addlt'88. Cin. Med. Xewx, 
 Oct. 
 
 Pion'e, Joliii W. CoBmolino. Va. Med. 
 Monthlii.June. 
 
 IMenr, WinHlow S. Ecliinococcus of the 
 Livei'. etc. I'hr (Clinic, April 7. 
 
 rier.son, A. M. Food for Infantn. U. S. Med. 
 Jnvcxtiyalor ill.), March 1. 
 
 ricsHP, (J. AV. SeptlmuH. Scent-Yielding 
 Plant.iaiul tlieii IModuets. .\ew Hem., .\ov. 
 
 I'lfTard, llcnry C ^)n tho Aetnal Cautery and 
 lt.-< Fniploynient in (,'iituneoii>i.Sur>rery. Vliarh n- 
 tOH M'd. Jour, anil Hc.v., .Inn. The Treatment 
 of (.'haneroids. Hoston .Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Jan. '25. A CaHC of ICrvthuuiatoii.s Lnpu.sof the 
 I'eui.t. Arch. Dcnnii'lul., April. On Certaui 
 Points Uelatiuff to th(» Naturo and Treatment of 
 Lupus. A'. 1. Med. Her., Juhi 21. On tlie Uno of 
 OrtainTritui-ationH. .V. ). Mat. lice, Dec. 1. 
 
 Pike, Charles C. T!io Management of Cases 
 of Cholera Morl)Us. Southern Med. liec, April. 
 
 IMnkney, Howard. Tlio Hnfcty of tho Naso- 
 Pharyimeal Douehi:. A'. 1'. Mc.d. Ucc, April 7. 
 
 Piper, II. U. Tlio Onward Movotncnts in 
 Modieiiie. .V. Y. Med. Eclcclic, March. 
 
 Pip«r, U..V. Contractions of Blood Corpuscles 
 .tluoimli tho Action of Cold. N. Y. Med. Jour., 
 
 March. On tho Pictorial Art in Illiistratinj,' 
 Mici'oseopio Oh.sorviitioiis, ('to. Chicayo Med. 
 Jour, and Kj., March. 
 
 I'iriiut, J. Hnlpho-Curholatoof SodalnHcar- 
 latina. A". 1'. .Ual. AVc, vl yinV 'J.s. Aeiito llydro- 
 ce|ihaliis tiiid its Treatment. I'hila. .Ucd. and 
 Hur. Hep., .luy. i. 
 
 PIrrio, Wni. A Caso of Fracture of the Cra- 
 niiMii. ICcleclie Mctt. and Sur. Jour., I'cb. 
 
 Pirlle, .I.T. Cas(« of Penetrating Wound of 
 tho HkiiU; Kecovery. St. Louis Olin. lice., 
 April. 
 
 IMant, Win. T. An Anoninlons Casu of Opiinn 
 Poisoning. A. Y. .)lcd. Hcc, .\oc. U). 
 
 I'olk, Chnrl«M U Tieatment of I'litliisis. 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. .lour., June. TiiU'S I'lilmo- 
 niiin, or Plithlsls. ('in. Lancet and Obs.,Auy. 
 Knodyetion (.'aliforiiicnni ; Its Therapeutical 
 \aluo in I'nennionio I'httiisis. I'hii. and I'har., 
 Any. Tnliercuiosis. A'. O. Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 .Sept. Uiiiiury Pathology. .\ash.Jour. Med.und 
 Sur., Sept. Nolo on I'rotagon. I'hila. Med. 
 t'iniai, Sept. '2','. Treatment of Tnh(M-eular Phtiii- 
 sis, Kspeciiilly by Viiali/.od Pliosphates. Va. 
 Mat. Monthly, Oct. Prolagon. Am. .]lal. Hi 
 Wcclcly, June. !i, and Med. Itricf, July. llio 
 CoUlis. yl(;i, J/<'(/. iii-Tl'tt'A-///, Aor.lO. Glyeerite 
 of Kepliulino. Souliicrn Med. Ucc, June. Hul- 
 pliato of Cinchonidia. Southern .Mat. Hcc, Oct. 
 'I'sii Tsiii (Kliyncliosia K.\cuviitn.) Mat. Uric/, 
 June. Whciit Phospluilcs. Mai. Uric/, Nor. 
 Diphtheria; Its Therapeutics. .)lcd. Uric/, Dec. 
 
 P'PooI, E. .1. Kxtlrpation of Kiilarged Paro- 
 tiil Ciluud. iS'ash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Aug. 
 
 Poole, .Tolin II. Jaborandi in a Casti of Diu- 
 iK^es Meliitus. Va. Med. Monthly, Aor. 
 
 Pooley, J. H. Catheter Broken ofTafter Mak- 
 ing a False Passage; IC.vtmctcd Ijy I'crineiil .Sec- 
 tion. I'hila. Med. 'I'lmeit. May 12. Tracheotomy 
 ill Diphtlieriu. It. and L. Med. Jour., June. 
 Injection of Carnolic, Acid in IIcnKurhoids. 
 lolcdo Med. and Sur. .lour., A'or. Intra-Tliora- 
 cio <;aaeer. Ohio .Med. and Sur. .lour., Aug. 
 Clinical Lectures on Murgory. Ohio Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 I'oorp, C.T. K.xsoetionof thoIIip-Joint. A'. 1'. 
 Med. Jour., May. 
 
 Pope, Alft-ed C. Tho Wyldo-Rlchardson Pro- 
 posal. Hahnemannian Monthly, Oct. On flic 
 Causes of Professional Opposition to Homeopa- 
 thy. Ifahncinanitnian Monthly, Vcl., and Ohio 
 Med. and Sur. Hep. (U..), Nor. 
 
 Porcher, V. I'ejTO. Cases of Yellow Fover in 
 Charleston in tlio Sunimor of I8"'i. Charlcnton 
 Med. Jour, and Her., Jan. 
 
 Porter, Chas. It. Hospital ("ases. liontonMed. 
 and Sur. Jour., Jan. '25. 
 
 I'orter, G. S. A Wire Kxtension Splint for tlio 
 Forearm. I'hilu. Med. and Sur Hep., AjtrilU. 
 
 I'orter, P. ilrynberg. A Fnrtlier (;ontiibu- 
 tion to tho Treatment of IVrtns.sis. .Y. Y. Med. 
 ■lour., March. Two Cases of Meningitis of UiU'er- 
 eiitCharaelor Oi'euriing in Chiidrcn. H. and L. 
 Med. Jour., April. New Y(ulc Leltc r. I'hilu. 
 Med. Timoi. May -JO, .luly 21, .1 uy. 1«, A or. 10, and 
 Dcc.H. Hosiiital lleport. I'lula. Med. Times, 
 •tunc '.), A uy. i, and Sejit. 1. 
 
 Porter, Win. Phthisis. St. Louis Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., I'cb., .'itarch, and April. (!roup in 
 Practice. .S7. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., Oct. 
 
 I'orter, Win. G. Tlie Treatment of Chanei-'is. 
 Pliilu. Med. and Sur. Hep., Jan. 20. 
 
 Post, Geo. K. Table Containing Nincty-slx 
 Cases of Vesical and Urethral Calculus. AT. Y. 
 Med. liec., Jul yiS. 
 
 
t 1. 
 
 CLASSiriEl) BY ALTHOliS. 
 
 ;i.- 
 
 I'oHt, .lulluH A. Typhoia l\ivor aud Urink- 
 iuH-Wulor. A^. 1 . -W((/. Jour., .Ian. 
 
 rottvr, H. II. I'liiotico of Moilliilnc. Iw. 
 Mti!. Jour. ( E.), S'ov. 
 
 I'oulHoii, I". W. On Hyiihllirt. U. S. Med. In- 
 tcntii/ulor (11.), June ir., 
 
 I'owoll. N. A. DinliMiitlon of the llip in it 
 IJoy KiK'lit YfiUH (»lil; Ucductlon on Tlilrty- 
 nMHMHid Day. (Uinuila l.nmet, Minj. 
 
 Power, Fn^a l». Holiitlon of Ainnionio-Ciiprlc 
 Siil|>liiil()a.s ivTcHt lor Oriipo .Suiriir. Am. Jour. 
 l'har.,Jun. ViiriotloH-. Htndcnt Lllo in (icrniaiiy. 
 Am. Jour. I'hur., Jan. Nolo upon u Uoactioii of 
 Kau^tiii. Am. Jour. I'hitr., Aug. 
 
 ruyntor, M. K. Fractiiro of tlio I'littUa. The 
 Clinie, Juttr -a. A (.'umo of Anijinii I'ccloiiH. li. 
 and L. Med. Jour., Scjtl. Enlivruomout of I'ioh- 
 tttto. .V. r. Med. lice, Sept. 8. 
 
 I'miuor, II. D. 1. Sulphiiii<- Acid in {'roup. 
 
 a. Nitric A<'id in DiplitlKuia, Kry.slpcla.s, and 
 
 Puorperal Fovor. If. S. Med. Invesliaulor (II.), 
 Feb. 1. 
 
 I'roMcott, Albert B. Laboratory Noto.s. Am. 
 Jour. I'har., Oct. 
 
 Preiitoti, CuatnH. Tho Viiluo of a Kpyuoto 
 fiymptoui. Uahncmannian Monthly, Fell. Ar- 
 ^ontuni Nitricuni in Disea.ni'H of tlio KIdnoys. 
 llahncmanniiin Monthli/, April, rotenoy. Uuh- 
 nemannian Monthly, May. Cholera Infauluin. 
 Am. Horn CO., ,Sef)t. 
 
 rrwiiton, M. 1. A Cane of Pucrporal Fever. 
 2. A V&mi of Diphtheria. 3. Primary and Sec- 
 ondary SyniptoniM of lirujiH, 4. On tho Ligation 
 of tlio Fnni.s. lluhncmannian Monthly, Feb. 
 
 F. Chrouie Hri^IifH DlHease of 
 St. Louis Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 
 What CausoH Hloep 1 
 Feb. 
 
 \orlh Am. 
 
 Phila. 
 
 Prowitt, T. 
 
 the Kidnoys. 
 July. 
 I'reyer, W. 
 
 Jour. Ilomeo. 
 
 Price, A. II. ForniH of I'lieutuonia. 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., Aug. 4. 
 
 I'rlce, KIIhh C. S((cretion of (raH iu the 
 BrciLst Instead of Milk. Am. Observer (II.), 
 Jan. Noiil.igation of the Funi.s. Am. Obserrrr 
 (II.), March. A Ca.se of Tlireatcuod Convul- 
 hIouh. Am. Observer (II.), April. Lyoopodiuiu 
 III luteiiiiitteiit Fever. ['. .s'. Med. Investigator 
 (ll.t, Feb. 1. 
 
 Prince, David. C^ouHideratiouHin Kolatioii to 
 Di.seusi s of the JointH. .1 m. I'ruct. Feb. 
 
 Prince, J. I>. The Climate of Nassau. .V. 1'. 
 Med. litr., Mareh ;J1. 
 
 Prit<diurd, .J. F. Puerperal Kclaiiipsia. I'hila. 
 Med. and Sur. Hep., Mareh 17. 
 
 I»roctor, II. K. ."Home Methods of ICstimatinj; 
 TauIlin^<. .1hi. .^oiir. /'/lar., /ii'j/- 
 
 Pufniil, . MisccllaneouH Conununirations 
 
 from Dr. IlirHchlier^'.s Eye Clinie. Arch. Oph- 
 thal.and OtoL, Vol. V I., page ti.il. 
 
 Pur^e, Iteivlamin S. Yellow I'ever; its Treat- 
 ment, and Patholofiy. .V. 1'. Med. A'cc, Aor. 3. 
 
 Putnam, .TaincH J. .\ Case of Hection of the 
 Median and I'lnar Nerves. Ho.ilon Med. and 
 Sur. .four., March '22. IJecent I'roKre-fs iu the 
 I'atholoKy and Treatment of Nervous DlHeasea. 
 lioston Med. and Sur. .four., Aug. 30. 
 
 Putnam, S. Remittent Hulwu'ute Meningitis. 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. '2. 
 
 Putney, William K. The Treatnieui of Ery- 
 sipelart and Carbuncle. I'hila. Med. and Sur. 
 lief)., April 7. 
 
 Putzel, K. A Cu8o of Caacer of tho Vertebras 
 
 with In(llfratlon« of other OfKaun. A'. V. ited. 
 Jour., Mug. 
 
 Itahorg, H. A. Ku]iture of a Midtiloeular 
 Oviiiian Tumor from Violent VomltiiiK- N. !'• 
 Med. Jour., April. New York I'ublie Charities 
 and CorreetlouH. The Sanitarian, July. 
 
 Itachel, Geo. W. Ueporl of Three Cane« of 
 Tiaeln'otdiny. Am.. four. .Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 ItiMlclin', S. J. Two Cases of Kiffht LaU^ral 
 I'^ieial I'aralysiH I'roliably Due t(» Venereal Dis- 
 ease. I'hila. Med. Times, .Scpt.U. 
 
 Itademaker, C. J. The Treatment of Vari- 
 ola. Louisville Med. News, Feb. 24. Veratnuu. 
 Viride. Southern Med. lice., April. 
 
 KiiflTerty, T. N. HMipliate of CInehonidIa 
 I'hila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Nov. 17. 
 
 Kaeland, A. M. A Case of Poisoning by 
 Htr.vcliula, Treated by Jiroinide, of I'otassluin 
 and Chloral Ilytlrate; lieeovery. Ya. Med. 
 Monthly, Nor. 
 
 RalnM, N. ,1. Artltleiul Anus from Trauma- 
 tic Cause, li. and L. Med. Jour., July. 
 
 Rawls, Gavin. Angina Pectoris due to Heart 
 Clot. \a. Med. Monthly, March. Kemoval of 
 Urethral Calenliis In a Child by Urethrotomy. 
 \'a. Med. Monthly, Nov. 
 
 Ray, Isaac. Testamentary Capacity. Th^ 
 Sanitarian, Oct. 
 
 Read, Ezra. Traumatic TetauuH. (Jhicago 
 Med. Jour, and Ex., May. 
 
 Read, Ira II. Civse of Rabies Feline Treated 
 with '.Voorara and Morphia. Awi. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, Jan. 
 
 Reaniy, Thud. A. Impacted Face Presenta- 
 tion. Am. Jour. Obs.,July. 
 
 Reddy, John, f'ase of Valvular Disease of 
 tho Heart. Canada Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. 
 
 Redfleld, .T. W. How to Temi)er theTerai>or- 
 ameutsDietetieally. Ilomco. Times, Feb. 
 
 Reel>er, Clius. T. Pneumonia. St. Louis 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dee. 
 
 Reed, Calvin II. Case of Movable and En- 
 gorged Sjileen. Toledo Med. and Sur. .four., 
 June. 
 
 Reed, T. R. Amputation of tho Log after 
 Compound Fracture Causing Necrosis of Tibia 
 and Fibula and Disease of Ankle.I((iiit. I'hila. 
 Med. Times, March 17. A New Rectal Speculum. 
 Aw. .four. Mcil. Sviences, Oct. A Case of Arsum- 
 Ical Poison Treated with Dialysed Iron. I'hila. 
 Med. Times, Dec. 8. 
 
 Reed, W. F. Both Heads of Twins iu the 
 Pelvis. Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 R«^se, John H. On Toxicology. I'hila. Med. 
 and Sur. Hep., Sept. 2i. 
 
 Reeve, J. C. Case of Acute Complete Inver- 
 sion of tho Uterus. Am. I'ract., Aug. 
 
 Reeve, R. A. Modern Otology. Canadian 
 Jour. Med. Science, Sept. 
 
 Regensburger, Alft-eti Kmanuel. Treatment 
 of Diphtlicria. Western Lancet, April. Cosmo- 
 line as an Exclpicut in Diseases of the Skin. 
 Western Lancet, June. The Metric System iu 
 PieMirii>tions. Cin. Med. Neus., Feb. 
 
 Reid, John J. Tracheotomy. -V. V. Med. 
 
 Jour., July. 
 
 Reiiuann, . On th(! Siuiidtaneona En- 
 
 trauee of ISoth Heads of Twins into tlie Pelvis. 
 J HI. Juur. Obs., Jan. 
 
 Remington, Joseph P. Aromatic Elixir of 
 lJcoric»(. Am. Jour. I'har., Mag. On Percola- 
 ting and Filtcriug Stands. Am. Joitr. I'har., Dec. 
 
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 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 K«8tine, C. E. Quiuino us an Oxytocic. Va. 
 Med. Monlhly. March. 
 
 ReuMiig, George. Ciiso of Blephiiro-Plasty. 
 T«. McU. Monthly, April. DiHeaueH of tlio Gen- 
 eral Oi'^uniniu In tucir licliitiou to the Viniou. 
 U. and [j. Med. Jour., Aiuj. A Case of Retro- 
 bulbar Neuritis. X. I. Med. Jour., Oct. 
 
 Keyburn, Robert. Case of Empyema. Arch. 
 Clin. Hiu:, Oct. 1. 
 
 Keynolds, A. S. Gastro-Duodenal Cancer. 
 Phila. Med. Times, Sept. 1. Otilis Media JE'uru- 
 lentft, .Mr.stoiilitis uud Pytemiu. PKtla. Med. 
 limes, Sept. 1. 
 
 Reynolds, Dudley S. Ou Catarrh. Phila. 
 Med. and Sur. licp.. May 26. 
 
 BeyiioldH, H. P. Note on Syrup of Todlde of 
 Iron. .l«i. Jour, Phar., Feb. 
 
 Rheeit, M. J. Tlie Physiological Interpreta- 
 tion of Svmpton. ■ X.li. Med. Oasetle(H.), April. 
 Th'i Patiiolo^ical School of PhysicianH. J\. E. 
 Med. Ouzcttc (U.), July. 
 
 Rhineliart, Joseph. Substitute for Solution 
 of Citrate of Magneaium. Am. Jour. Phar., 
 March. 
 
 RhodeH. Sumner. Free Dispensaries and 
 High Tariff. Phila. Med. and Sur. Itep., June'i. 
 
 Ribard, S. Drainage npplie;! to Diseases of 
 the Eye, and Particularly to Dotachmeut of the 
 Ketina. Western Lancet, March. 
 
 Rice, CharleN. Japanese Medicine and Phar- 
 macy. New Kern., Jan. On the Origin of our 
 Pharuiaceutlral Signs for Weights and Measures. 
 Mew Rem., July. An Improved Coudeiiuer. A'em 
 Item., Aug. 
 
 Richardson, H. M. Lead Poisoaing. lioslon 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Oei. 4. 
 
 Ricliardson, Josepit G. On the Identity of 
 thn Red Blood Corpuscles in Different Races of 
 Mankind. Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, Jan. 
 
 Rfoliardson, R. E. Complicated Labor ; 
 Twjs; Ri-umrkable Susceptibility to the Effects 
 of Chloroform.' .V. O. M»d. and Sur. Jour., 
 Dec. 
 
 Rictiardson, W. I>. Recent Progress In Ob- 
 stetrics and Gynajcology. Boston Med. and 
 Stir. Jour., Feb. 22. A Case of Placenta Prsevia. 
 Boston Med. aftd Sur. Jour., March 8. A Case 
 of Excessive Salivation during Two Succpsr- 
 ful Preguaupies ; Face Presentation ; First 
 Position ; Rotation etfected by Forceps ; Child 
 Alive. Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., July 12. 
 Bost'in' Lying-in Hospital Cases. Boston Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., July 12. IIoHpital Cases. Bos- 
 ton Med. and Sur. Jour., Aug. '.). 
 
 Richet, . Notes upon Salivary Calculus. 
 
 Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., April. 
 
 Rirhniond, Cliarles H. Fracture of the 8u- 
 p<'rior Ei-iphysis of the Humerus. .V. Y. Med. 
 Jour., .Vo». 
 
 Riclimond, J. M. Complete Occlusion of the 
 Vagina. SI. Louis Med. and. Surg. Jour., April. 
 ACa8C<if Ovariotomy. St. Louis Med. and Sur. 
 ■four., June. 
 
 Rlclcetts, E. S. Evidence and Conclusions on 
 the Antagonism of Jielladonna aud Opium. Ohio 
 Med. and Sur. .Tour., Dec. 
 
 Riclcey, A. C. A Case of Intussusception of 
 the Bowels. (Jin. Med. Advance (U.), March. 
 
 Riddeit, S. 3. Choral Hydrate in Scalds aud 
 Burns. Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., Jan. 6. 
 
 Riddell, Thomas J. A Case of Apoplexy with 
 ( 'ouiractcd Pupils. Va. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 Kidenour, W, T. A Case of Epiphyseal Os- 
 
 titis of the Head of the llight Tibia. Toledo 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Riggs, Beivi. H. Pott's Diseiise, etc. II. and 
 L. Med. Jour., March. MiUaria; Its Nature and 
 Mode of S^)read. A ni. .Mid. Bi- WiekUj, March 'Al. 
 Blood-letting in PueVperul Convulsions. Va. 
 Med. Monthly, Dec. 
 
 Ring, H. Intermittent Fever. Jlahneman- 
 nian Monthly, March. 
 
 Rlsley, S. D. A Clinical Study of the More 
 Prcyuently OccuiTing Formsof Conjunctive Dis- 
 ease. Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., Feb. 17 and 24. 
 
 Roberts, Can- H. CaseCommimicated. Can- 
 ada Med. Rec., ud. 
 
 Roberts, John 11. lixcision of the I^owcr End 
 of the Rectum in Cases of Cancer. Phila. ''le<l. 
 and Sur. Rep., June '.). Cases Illustrating the 
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 Sims, J. Marion. Discovery of Anaisthesia. 
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 Feb. How Thirty-five Consecutive Aiuputations 
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 ing the Use of tlie Klasiic Bandage. Arch, 
 
40 
 
 INDEX TO OUIGINAL c;OMMrN'K;ATl()Ns, 
 
 I 
 
 U 
 
 !S :•'■ 
 
 li-. 
 
 Clin. Sur., May. lUiistrivtloiis of Antlsvptic 
 Surgory. t'liy. und I'hiir., Aug. 
 
 Smith, T. CurtU. Ciiscs in Tract Ice. hftroil 
 Med. Jour., Jan. Opium roiMoiiiiig; Orccii 
 Vomiting. A*, and L. Med. Jour., Feb. Oxalate 
 of Cerium in Nhubch jiud Vomiting. DclroU 
 Med. Jour., April. Trcatmout of IJoiln liy Sul- 
 phide of Calcium. Arch. Clin. Hur., April. 
 
 Smith, T. M. A Ciiso of Triple Birth. Va. 
 Med. Monlhlji, April. 
 
 Smythe, A. G. The Position of the Ilymon in 
 tho Negro Kucc. Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 Snider, J. VV. Picrate of Ammonia in Inter- 
 mittent Fever. Ohio Med. Recorder, Xov. 
 
 Snively, Iiiaac N. Case of Traumatic TotunuH 
 Treated Succcsafullj' with Large Doses of Cun- 
 ahis Indica and Stimulants. Vhila, Med. and 
 Sur. Rep., Oct. 27. Compound Comminuted 
 Fracture of the Sk. 11, with Kxtensivo Lo-jsof 
 Bone and Cerebral Sub.stance. Phila. Med. and 
 Sur. Re})., Nov. 24. Silver Plates in Cranial 
 Wounds. I'hila. Med. :md Sur. Rep., Dec. 29. 
 
 Soathall, James S. Extra Uterine Preg- 
 nancy ; AI>dominal Var, ety. Va. Med. Monthly, 
 Sept. 
 
 Sonthworth, Chas. T. Acldress. Toledo Med. 
 and Sur. J our., Aug. 
 
 Spalding, H. C. Inversion of the Uterus. N. 
 E. Med. Ouzelte (M.), Jidy. 
 
 Spanldlng, A. E. A Case of Poisoning from 
 Oil of Tansy. Phila. Med. Times, July 7. 
 
 Spauldlng, James. Iritip. Boston Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Aug. 16. 
 
 Spaulding, F. A. Report of a Case where 
 Castration was Performed for the Radical Cure 
 of Spermatorrhooa. Detroit Med. Jour., Jan. 
 
 Spear, David Dana. The Treatment of Whoop- 
 ing Cough. A^. 1'. Med. Rec., March 17. 
 
 Speare, M, K. PaperSplints. Aw. Jour. Med. 
 Sciences, July. Skin Grafting for the Preven- 
 tion of C'ontraction of Tissues In a Severe Burn. 
 Oin. Med. Xews, Sept. 
 
 Spence, O. O. Valedictory Address to the 
 Class of l87(i-77. Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 Sep. (II. J, March. 
 
 Spencer, H. A. Loss of One Testicle not In- 
 terfering with Procreative Powers. Phila. Med. 
 and Sur. Rep., Sept. 8. 
 
 Spencer, H. X. Arayl in Diseases of the Ear. 
 St. Louis Med. and Sur. .four., June, 
 
 Spenzer, P. J. Salicylic Acid in Idiopathic 
 Erysipelas. Ohio Med. Recorder, Sept. 
 
 Speth, V. Hydrophobia. Iluhnemannian 
 Monthly, May. 
 
 Spioor, C. W. Nolaton's Method of Resusci- 
 tation from Chloroform Narcosis Used in the 
 Asphyxia, or Appaicnt Death of New-born In- 
 fants. Phila. Med. and Sur. Rep., J%ine 2. 
 
 Spinzle, C. Intra, and Extra-Capsular Frac- 
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 Clin. Rec, Oct. 
 
 Spltzka, Edwarrt C. The Psychological Pa- 
 thology of Progressive Paresis. Chicago Jour. 
 Xerv. and Ment. Dis., April. Contributions to 
 Euccplialie Anatomv. Chicago Jour. Nerv. and 
 Ment. Dis., Oct. 
 
 Spottswood, E. T. 
 ebricty. Phila. Mctl. 
 Atropui Ts. Morphine 
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 H<iuler, E. It. Casis in Clinical Surgery. 
 llahnemannian Monthly. .Vor. 
 
 H.vilratc of CIdoral in In- 
 ((/('/ Sur. Rep., Aug. 11. 
 I'hila. Med. and Sur. 
 
 Squire, Ualm. Olycerol of Nitrate of Blu- 
 nnith. A m. Jour. Phur., ./(/>«. 
 
 Squire, C. L. Sudden Death from Embolism. 
 Uoston Med. and Sur. Jour., Feb. 15. 
 
 Squire, T. H. Catheteilsm in Prostatic Re- 
 tention. A', r. Med. Rec, May 16. 
 
 Stalilbet'g, . Cases of Sickness Treatwl at 
 
 the Kuiny.ss Institution at Moscow. Phila. 
 Med. and Sur. Rep., Aug. 25. 
 
 Stahlscliuiidt, C. The Chemical Constitution 
 of Bleaching Powder. Am. Jour. Phar., Feb. 
 
 Stair, J. n. Cheap Medical Education. N.T. 
 Med. Rec, MarchUl. 
 
 Stallter, IVI. Veterinary Education. Am. Yet. 
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 Stansbury, J. T. Case in which Gouorrhceal 
 Epididymitis Preceded the Discharge from the 
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 Staples, Franldiu. A Case of Uterine Fibroid 
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 Starr, E. F. Supra-pubic Lithotomy. Am. 
 Jour. Med. Sciences, July, and Atlanta Med. and 
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 Starr, Louis, l^eft Lung and Heart with Fe- 
 nestrated Pulmonary l,eafl<'ts, and Peculiar 
 Growth til one of the Tricuspid Leatlots from a 
 Case of ."htliisis. Phila. Med. Times, Jan. fi. 
 Specimens from Two Cases of Comliined Heart 
 and Kidney Disease. I'hila. Med. Times, Feb. 17. 
 
 StebbiuH, Geo. S. A Case of Splenic Leuco- 
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 Stedman, C, Ellery. A Case of Addison's 
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 Steely, E, A. Summer Diarrha-a and Cholera 
 Infantum. Toledo Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 
 Steen, Arthur H. Opium Poisoning Success- 
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 Med. Monthly, June. 
 
 Steger, II. W. Medical Clinic, Bellovue Hos- 
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 2. Cdrebro Spiuiil Disseminated, or Nodular Scle- 
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 tassium. Nash. Jour. Med. and Sur., Nov. Gy- 
 necological Clinic, Bcllevue Hospital Medical 
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 Stein, G. S. Case of Retained Ovum after 
 Death of Foetus; Expelled in the Tenth Month 
 of Prcji nancy. Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., Oci. 
 
 Stellwagen, Tliomas C. A Simple Cautery. 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, A2>ril. 
 
 Stephens, li. C. Spontaneous Reduction of 
 Inverted Uterus. Am. Suj>. Obs. Jour. Great 
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 Stephenson, A. H. A Pin, after a Sojourn of 
 Forty-two Years in the Body of a Lady, Voided 
 through the Bladder. Detroit Med. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Stephenson, Wni. On Non-instrumental 
 Aids to Labor. The Clinie, Sept. 8. 
 
 Sterling, C. F. .\ Singular (.'ase of Strangu- 
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 Sternberg, Geo. M. A Study of the Natural 
 History of Yellow Fever. N. O. Med. and Sur. 
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 Steuart, Francis II. Obstetric Forceps, with 
 Short und Long Handles. Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. 
 
 .Sleurer, J. A. Description of a New Dilator. 
 N. y. Med. Rec, Sept. 22. 
 
 Stevens, Geo. T. On Light in Some of its Re- 
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 Connection Between Cluuea and Errors of Re- 
 
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 CLASSIFIED BY AimiORS. 
 
 41 
 
 / 
 
 fraction of tbo Eye. A'. 1'. 3ted. lice, ,hn\e 80, 
 <'UuiciilNoto8ol Cases of NeurnlRla in <Uhiih;(i- 
 tion with Troubles of the Arcuuimodations of 
 theKyo. N. Y. Med. Rec, Ocl.Vi. \ 
 
 Steven.'ii, 1., E. Case of Ruptiiro of tlip Utenis, j 
 and Ksi-ii.po of Conteuts Into tlie Peritoneal 8ae. ' 
 Phila. Med. and tiur. Hep., Mivj 5. 
 
 HteveriH, Thad. M. The Psychology of Katli- 
 rina. Cin. Lancet and Obs., May. 
 
 SteveiQBon, R. Randolph. The Nature, Ciiuse, 
 and Prohable Mode ut Propagation of Phthisis 
 Puluionalis. Vn. Med. Monthly, Sept. 
 
 St«T(inHoii, Sarah Haokett. The Late T)r. 
 Freor. Chicago Med. Jour, and Ex., June. 
 
 StevienBoiif W. O. Criminality. The Sanita- 
 rian, Aug. and Sept. 
 
 Stflvrart, James. Notes ou Two Cases of 
 Leucoi^ythaemia. Canada Lancet, Jan. 
 
 Stllost Henry R. Marginal Notes on Homeo- 
 pathl(! Treatment of Insanity. Htmeo. Times, 
 April, General Paralysis of the Insane. Honieo. 
 Timet, June and Sent. The Alkaliod Ilyoscya- 
 mlne In Mania. Homeo. Times, Oct. rioftenuig 
 of till: Urain. Homeo. Times, Nov. 
 
 Stillman, Charles F. The Cable Splint. K. 
 Y. Med. llec., Oct. i20. 
 
 Stilwell, Joseph A. Inaugural Address. Oin. 
 Lancet and Obs., March. 
 
 Stlimson, Liewis A. ABuccossful Case of Am- 
 putation of the Thigh Treated Antiseptlcally. 
 Southern Med. Iiec.,Jan. 
 
 Stockwell, O. Archie. Erythroxylou Coca. 
 Boston Med. and Sur. Jour., April 6. Hydro- 
 jtliobiia; a Reply to Dr. Young. Boston Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., July 26. 
 
 Stocking, C. H. W. Poem Read at Commence- 
 ment of Dutrolt Medltal College. Detroit Med. 
 Jonr., April. 
 
 Stoddard, E. V. Artilresij to the Graduating 
 Class of the Buffalo Medicai Collese, 1877. Bii/rato 
 Med. and Snr. Jour., Jan. Lafcraticm of I)uo- 
 denuiu. lUiffaln Med. and Sur. Jour., July. 
 Zymotic Disoi.ses ill New York; Typlioid Infec- 
 tion of DriJiIcing Water. The Suniliirian, Oct. 
 r'yo-Pneumotborax ; Treatment by AHpiratioii, 
 and I'onnanent Drainafie Tube. Buffalo Med. 
 and Sur. Jour., \ov. 
 
 Stokes, N. Newlln. Tr!mHfusi()n.i Successfully 
 Performed on a Child. Am. Jour. Obs., .\2>ril. 
 
 Stonebraker, A. S. fialii-ylii- Acid in MalaritM 
 Fever. t'hila.Med. and Sur. Hep., Dec. 1. 
 
 Storke, Eugene F. .\n Anomalous Patliolo- 
 jrical Specimen. Am. Ji'omco., J>er. 
 
 Storrs, M. An Interesting Case of Hydropho- 
 bia, and 11 Questioii of Diagnosis, y. Y. Med. 
 liec, Jul^/ 7. 
 
 Stout, H. R. Climatology of Florida. T. S. 
 Med. Inrestiijutor (ID, Dec. in. 
 
 Sto^t T. Dwight. Clinlciil Contriliutions. 
 JIahncmannian .Monthly, Nov. 
 
 Strawbrldge, Geo. Ophthalmic Coiitril)U- 
 tions. Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, .fan. Two New 
 In.strnmeuts for Secondary Cataract Operation. 
 Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, April. 
 
 Strain, If . I*. Absence of Certain Intrvstinal 
 Worms in Texas. Vhiln. Med. and Sur. Hep., 
 April 14. 
 
 Strain, H. S. Loconiotor Atiiw. Mcil. Ilricf. 
 July. 
 
 Stronacli, J. Watson. Siil)-Nitrnte of His- 
 muth iuTypliiiid Ftivcr. Med. Brief, Jan. 
 
 Stnart A. B. Santa Harbar.i, as a Health 
 Ke.soii. 7i<" Sanitarian, Aug. 
 
 Stuart, Henri Ij. Biographical Sketch of J, 
 Mariou Sims, M.D. Va. Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 Huesserott, J. I.,. Report of u Case o f Intra- 
 mural Uterine Tumor, Resulting In Abscess, 
 Which Effected a Cure. I'hila. Med. Times, 
 Jan. 20. Treatment of Dysenterj*. Phila. Med. 
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 .SulUvan, John L. Scarlatina versus Ulslnfoc- 
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 of Double Vagina and Uterus, with Congenital 
 Atresia of One of tlie Vaginal DlviMions or 
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 Summers, T. O. Dilatation of the Urethra. 
 N. Y. Med. liee., Aug. 11. Urinary Pathology. 
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 Sunuall, George. Puerperal Convulsions. 
 Phila. Med. and Sur. Hep., April "iS. 
 
 Sundberg, John. Letter from London. Phila. 
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 Sussdorff, G. E. A New Material for Dila- 
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 Sutton, R. Stansbury. Casei) Treated by Bi- 
 lateral Division of the Cervix-Uteri. Phila. 
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 Treatment of Uterine Hemorrhoids. Chicago 
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 Dec. 
 
 Swan, Samnel. Lac Canimim In Diphtheria. 
 Cin. Med. Advance (U.), June. The liugbear 
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 Swayze, Geo. B. H. Tiie Danger of Expec- 
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 Tadlock, A. B. Evolution and Nature of Hu- 
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 Tagen, C. H. Cold Abscess or Fracture of 
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 Talbot, I. T. Ingrowing Nails. A'. E. Med. 
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 Talbot, T. B. Diseases of the Ear Simulating 
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 Taliaferro, V. H. Now Intra-Uterlne Pessary. 
 Atlanta Med. and Sur. .Tour., April. Tntra-Ute- 
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 Talmage, Jolin F. I'ibro-Cystic Tumor of 
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 Tanner, William. Erythroxylou Coca. Phila. 
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 Taul>er, Bernard. The Local Treatment of 
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 Tansley, .J. Oscroft. Unilateral Action of 
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 Tauszky, Rudolph. Tilentity orNou-Idcntlty 
 of Croup and Diplitlieria. The Clinic, March 10. 
 A Case of Salivary Calculus. Arch. Viin. Sur., 
 May. Ou the Use of tlie Laryngoscope, etc. The 
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 Taylor, Alfred B. Fluid Weights in Prescrip- 
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42 
 
 INDEX TO ORIGINAL C^OMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 IS! ,. 
 
 
 1. i 
 
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 States Pliai'maeo Am. Jour. I'liar., Jun. 
 
 Taylor, Blair !>. Tho So-called Milk Fever, 
 and Antiseptic Midwifery. iV. >'. Med. Jicc., 
 June 2. 
 
 Taylor, C. Favette. A New Ost^oclaBt. , .V. F. 
 Mcd.Jiec., April 21. 
 
 Taylor, Hugrh M. Catariwt Kxtraction. Va. 
 Med. lloHlldy,ApHl. 
 
 Taylor, Isaac E. Non-8bortening of tbe Cer- 
 vix-Utcri During Utero-Gestation. N. Y. Med. 
 lice., Oct. 13. 
 
 Taylor, John J. Hnlphiirlc Acid vs. Epistaxis 
 and HMnking Feet. Vhicuyo Med. Jour, and Ex., 
 May. 
 
 Taylor, J. M. IlenMlitary Syphilis. Ohio 
 Med. llecorder, Sept. 
 
 Taylor, B. W. Clluicai SypbiloRrapby ; Leu- 
 «!odenuiito\iH Spots following Sypbilitio Uoseola; 
 Kcinfcctloual Syphilis. Arch. DermaUil., Jan. 
 On the Various Forms of Pruritus Cutaneous. 
 Arch. Clin. ISur., Any. Notes on a Rjire Appoar- 
 unco Presented by the Initial Lesion of Syphilis. 
 Arch. Dermatol., Oct. 
 
 Taylor, AValter A. What is t'incho-Quiuine 1 
 Atlanta Med. and Sur. Jour., Any. 
 
 Taylor, W. E. Case of Intestinal HiBiii- 
 oirliaito in a Child Cue Day Old; Fut.-il. Va. 
 Med. Monthly, Dec. 
 
 Taylor, Win. H. Advances in Pharnuiey. Va. 
 Med. Monthly, Jan. 
 
 Taylor, W. T. Two Cases of Puerperal Con- 
 vulsions. Am. Jour. Obs., Jan. On ChanKiuK 
 the ViTtex from Occiplto-Post'Crior to an Oecljii- 
 I.o-Antciior Position. I'hila. Med. and Hnr. 
 Hep., Sor. 17. 
 
 Taylor, W. V. The Sulphate of Clnchonidia 
 in the Treat nient of Malarial Fevers. Am. Med. 
 lii- Weekly, Oct. 13. 
 
 Taylor, W. AV. Notes froui Pri\at€ Practice. 
 yunh. Jour. Med. and Sur..June. 
 
 Teal, Norman. Spinal Bilida. Detroit Med. 
 .four., Dec. 
 
 Tebanlt, AllVed O. Rachiotoniy in Trans- 
 verso Presentations. Yu. Med. Monthly, Ajjril. 
 
 Te«d, I. L. Cen^bral HyperiBinia. Chieayo 
 .Tour. -Vc/v. inut Ment. His., A/tril. On Mind. 
 Chlcayo Jour. Xerr. and Ment. l>is., Oct. 
 
 Temple, .J. IJ. Relations of the Medical I'nt- 
 fe-ssion t»» Life Insurance. Louisville Med. \ews, 
 Jun. 27 and June 2'S. 
 
 Terry, J. A. Clinical Observations. North 
 A M. Jour. Ilomeo., Feb. Agalacti;i-Urtica Urens. 
 llomvo. Times, April. 
 
 Thacker, J. A. Valedictory Address to the 
 Graduating Class of the Cincinnati College of 
 Medicine and Surgery. Ciu. 2fed. Xews, April. 
 
 Tliayer, E. F. Report of a Civse of Krysipda- 
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 Theobald, Samuel. Remarks on the Natnri-. 
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 Med. Jour., Dec. IMrtber Testimony in Favor 
 of the Use of Large Probes in tbe Treatment of 
 Strictures of the Nasal Duct. A rrh. Ophlhal. ant' 
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 Tlieliand, J. S. Cases in Surgery. Arch- Clin. 
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 Thomas, Chas. H. EfTcctsorProlonged l-alior 
 upon the Life of the Jhild. Am. Jour. 0</.s-.. 
 .July. 
 
 Thomas, Charles M. GlaMcoma. Hahneman- 
 
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 Perineum, ilahnemannian Monthly, Not. 
 
 Thomas, U. L. Two New Sutures. Am. Joxir, 
 Med. Scientcs, Oct. 
 
 Thomas, J. P. Ovarian Dropsy, with Refer- 
 ence to the Advancement Made in its Pathology 
 and Treatment During the Past Hundred Years. 
 Am. Med. Jii- Weekly, Feb. 17. Cause of the Peri- 
 odicity of Mode of Actionof the Agent Produc- 
 ing Intermittent and Remittent Fevers. U. and 
 L. Med. Jour., April. Iodized Chloral Phenol as 
 an Kseharotic. Am. I'ract., May. Salicylic Acid 
 as an Antlperiodic and General Febrifuge. 
 I'hila. Med. atul Hur. Hep., June2. (Quinine as 
 an Oxytocic. Am. Med. Jii- Weekly, A tig. i. 
 Puerperal Eclampsia. It. and L. M d. Jour., 
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 Thomas, T. <iaillard. Description of a New 
 Instnmieut, the Serrated Scoop, for Detachment 
 of Sessile Uterine Fll)roids. A'. T, Med. Jour., 
 March, and Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. Clinical 
 Lectures: Case of Ovaritis and Laceration of 
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 24. The Prophylactic Treatment of Placenta 
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 Boston Med. and Hur. Jour., Aoc. «. Clinical 
 Lecture: Abdominal Pregnancy; Successful 
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 and Vagina. The Clinic, Dec. 22. Clinical 
 Lectures. X. Y. Med. Jtec, Dec. 22. Case of 
 Cancer In the Female Urethra. Aw. Jour. Obs., 
 Jan. Report on the Treatment of Solid Uterinti 
 Fibroids by Electrolysis, by Drs. Giluian Kim- 
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 .im. .four. Obs.. Jan. Resuscitation of a New- 
 born (;iuld bv Faradization. Am. Jour. Obs., 
 April. Fatal Ovariotomy Apparently Conse- 
 (luent on the Sudden Escape of a Small Amount 
 of Blood into the Periltiiu-al C^avity. Am. Jour. 
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 sion. Am. Jour. Obs., April. Case of Placenta 
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 livery. Am. Jour. Obs., Oct. Pcdiculated Tumor 
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 Thomberry, Will M. Diseases of the Pan- 
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 Thompson, J. E. Docs Mercury Possess a 
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 Thompson, John H. Two Operations for 
 FibriKJyslic, Tumors of the Manmnt, on the Same 
 Pers<m. Ilomeo. Times, June. 
 
 Thompson, «T. Livingston, On Trephining 
 in Epilepsy. Ohio Med. and Sur. Jour., June. 
 
 Tliompson, John M. Chloral Hydrate In the 
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 Thompson, Joseph W. Treatment of the 
 Prostatic l.nlargenicnt by the Use of Nelatou's 
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 Thompson, Mary H. Intramural Fil)roid 
 Tumor. Chicago .Mel. .lour, and Ex., Scj/t. 
 
 Thompson, P. H. Manairement of a Case of 
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 Thomson, J. H. Sciatii-a. Phila. Med. and 
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 Thomson, Wm. H. On Constipatio.n. V. 1'. 
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 Thorn. AV. S. < rilical Kcmark-oii the State of 
 
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CLASSIFIED BY AUTHORS. 
 
 43 
 
 Medical Society. Paeiflc Med. and Siir. Jottr., 
 May. 
 
 Thomdyke, . IIORpital Cases. Boston 
 
 Med. and Hur. Jour., June 28 and July I'J. 
 
 Thorpe, J. C. A Case of Tranmatlc Tetanus 
 Treated with Largo Doses of Tiuotuve of Aco- 
 nite. Chicago Jour. Nerv. and Ment. lHa., April. 
 
 Thresh, J. C. Solvents of Salicylic Acid. 
 Am. Jour. l'har.,Jun. 
 
 Throckmorton, T. M. Extensive Scalp Le- 
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 Tlchborne, C. B. C. Salicylate of Atropia 
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 TifRiny, L. Mcl>ane. A Sample Operation for 
 Varicocele. Arch. Vlin. Hur., March. Hyplillis 
 of the Lung. Am. Jour. Med. Sciences, July. 
 Deformity of the IIlp in the Tliird Stage of Mor- 
 bus Coxavius. J/(/. Med. Jour., July. Disloca- 
 tion of Kadius and Ulna Outwards. Md. Med. 
 Jour., Sc)tt. On 'Jolotomy. Am. Jour. Med. Hci- 
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 Tinker, H. H. Diphtlieria. Homeo. Times, 
 .July. 
 
 Took, O. AV. Cases in Practice. Detroit Med. 
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 Todd, Geo. K. C. Cases in Practice. .4 m, 
 ,/our. Med. Sciences, July. 
 
 Todd, J. .S. Essay on Belladonna. Atlanta 
 Med. and Sur. Jour., Dec. 
 
 Todd, S. S. Ovariotomy. St. Louis Med. and 
 Sur. Jour., Any. 
 
 Todd, Win. C. Case of Strangulated Irredu- 
 cible Direct Inguinal Hernia, rhila. Med. and 
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 Toland, H. H. Early Operation for Stone. 
 Charleston Med. Jour, and h'ev., Jan. Case of 
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 f.rn Lancet, Jan. Excision of the Head of the 
 First Metatarsal Bono lor the Cure of Bunion. 
 yVestem Lancet, Jan. Case of Elephantiasis of 
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 Feb. Treatment of Enlarged Bursfe about tlic 
 Knee-joint, with Cases. }Yeslern J.ancet, March. 
 Epithelioma of Tongue; Excision of Fourtli 
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 Peritoneal Hernia of the Linca Alba. Western 
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 t^stlc Tumor of tlio Breast; Excision of the 
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 Trader, John W. Acute Otitis. .S7. Louis 
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 Trenholme, E. 11. Valedictory Address to 
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 Pacific Med. and Sur. Jour., 
 
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 Tncker, James I. An Elegant Disinfectant. 
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 Tnrney, Samuel 1>. On the Use (if the Ob- 
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 Turnipseed, Edward B. Some Facts In Re- 
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 Tyson, James. The Course of the Medical 
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 INDEX TO ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, 
 
 <Jnd<«rhlll, J. W. An Inquiry Into the Cau8(v< 
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 Underhill, J. H. Maffpot^ in tho Ear. Chi. 
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 Detroit Med. Jour., Aug. Inaugural Address. 
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 Fissure of tho Anus, or Irritable Ulcer of tho 
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 VillousTumors of the Rectum. Cin. Land and 
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 Cin. Lancet ana Obs., July. Proctitis, or Inflam- 
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 Vanderbeck, C. C. Hospital Reports, Phila- 
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 Hospital Reports. Phila. Med. Titnes, March 3. 
 Review of Current Neurological Matters. South- 
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 Collection of Prescriptions for Diseases of tho 
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 Vanderpoel, S. Oakley. New York Quaran- 
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 Van Harlinj^en, A. Recent Progress in the 
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 Van Norman, A. Ventilation. Hahneman- 
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 Vansant, John. Magnetism as a Destructive 
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 Van Tagen, 0. H. Synchronous Anchylosis of 
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 Varona, A. The Scientific Basis of Human 
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 Vosburg, H. I>. Patent Uracluw with Cal- 
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 Wagner, Clinton. Case of Sub-Llngiial Folli- 
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 Wagner, W. Massage, and its Value to the 
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 Walker, Placenta, with History of Con- 
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 Wood,.T»cob A. Elastic Spring Head Rest 
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 Wood, M. W. Pioposed Plan for a Medical 
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 Woodward, J. J, Brief Uejolnder to Some 
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 Woodworth, John M. Tho Safety of Ships, 
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 Worthlneton, C. N. Dowell's Operation for 
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 [OMAS M. MA^ — 
 Surgery, 
 
 THOMAS M. MARKOE, M. D., Professor of 
 
 T. GAILLARD THOMAS, M. D., Profe8.sor of 
 Obstetrics aud tbo Diseases of Women and 
 Children. 
 
 JOHN T. METCALFE, M. D., Emeritus Profes- 
 sor of Clinical Medicine. 
 
 HENRY B. SANDS, M. D., Professor of Ana- 
 tomy. 
 
 JAMES W. McLANE, M. D., Ac^uuct Professor 
 of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women 
 and Cliildren. 
 
 THOMAS T. SABINE, M. D., Adjunct Professor 
 of Anatomy. 
 
 CHARLES F. CHANDLER. Pli. D., Professor of 
 Clieuiiatry niul Medical .Tnrlsprudeueo. 
 
 EDWARD CURTIS, M. D., Professor of Materia 
 Mediea und Tlierapeutics. 
 
 FRANCIS DELAFIELD, M. D., Adjunct Profes- 
 sor of Pathology and Practical Medicine. 
 
 JOHN G. CURTIS, M. D., Atyunct Professor of 
 Physiology and Hygiene; Secretary of the 
 Faculty. 
 
 WM. DETMOLD, M. D., Emeritus Professor of 
 Military and Clinical Surgery. 
 
 WILLIAM H. DRAPER, M. D., Clinical Profes- 
 sor of Diseases of the Skin. 
 
 CORNELIUS R. AGNEW, M. D., Clinical Profes- 
 sor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear. 
 
 ABRAHAM JACOBI, M. D., CllAlcal Professor 
 of Diseases of Children. 
 
 FESSENDEN N. OTIS, M. D., Clinical Professor 
 of Venereal Diseases. 
 
 EDWARD C. SEGUm, M. D., Clinical Professor 
 of Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System . 
 
 GEO. M. LEPFERTS, M. D., Clinical Professor 
 of Laryngoscopy and Diseases of the Throat. 
 
 CHAS. McBURNEY, M. D., Demonstrator of 
 Anatomy. 
 
 CHAS. KELSEY, M. D., Ass't Demonstrator of 
 Anatomy. 
 
 FACULTY OF THE SPRING SESSION. 
 
 JAMES L, LITTLE. M. D., Lecturer on Opura- 
 tive Surgery and Surgical Dressings. 
 
 (JEORGE Q. WHEELOCK, M. D., Lecturer on 
 Physical DiagiioHis. 
 
 ROBERT F. WEIR, M. D., Lecturer on Diseases 
 of the Genlto-Urinary Orgaus. 
 
 MATTHEW D. MANN, M. D., lecturer ou Cliu- 
 Ical Microscopy. 
 
 H. KNAPP, M. D., Lecturer on Diseases of (he 
 Eye and Ear. 
 
 T. A. McBRIDE, M. D., Lecturer on Symptom- 
 atology. 
 
 The COLLEOIATE YEAR embraces a special Spriny aud a regular Winter Session, attendance 
 at the latter only being required for the graduating course. Tlio Spring Session begins near the 
 middle of March, and continues till June 1st. Tlie Regular Winter Session for 1878-79 begins Oc- 
 tober Ist, aud continues till March. 
 
 TUITION is by the following methods :— 
 
 I. Didactic Lectures.— During the Winter Session, from five to six lectures are given dally by 
 tlie Faculty. Attendance obligatory. During the Spring Session, two lectures are given daily by 
 the Faculty of the Spring Session. Attendance optional. 
 
 II. Clinical Teaching.— Ten clinics, covering all departments of medicine and smgery, are 
 held weekly throughout the entire year in the College Building. In addition, the Faculty give dally 
 clinics at the larger City Hospitals and Di.'^pensaries (such as the Bellevue, Charity, New York, 
 aud Roosevelt Hospitals, the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, &o.), as a regular leature of the 
 college cuiTicuhim. Attendance optional. ,. , 
 
 III. Recitations are held daily throughout both sessions. Attendance optional. 
 
 IV. PKUi<ONAL INSTRDCTION.— Cases of Obslcstrics are furnished without charge. Personal in- 
 struction is given in Practical Anatomy, Operative Surgeru, Minor Surgery, Physical Diagnosis, 
 Ophtluilmology, Otology, and Laryngoscopy. Attendance optional, except upon Praotioal Anatomy. 
 
 EXPENSES.— The necessary expenses are a yearly matriculation-fee (|5, good . r a collegiate 
 year), the fees for the lectures of tlio Winter Session (120 for the course on each branch, or $140 for 
 the entire curriculum), the Practical Anatomy fee ($10, and a small charge for material), and a 
 Gi'iwluation Fee of $30. The graduating course requires three years' study, attendance upon two 
 full winter courses of lectures, and upon one course of Practical Anatomy. Remissions and re- 
 ductions of lecture-fees are made to graduates and students who have already attended two full 
 courses. All fees arc payable in advance. Board can be had for from (6 to |9 a week, aud the 
 Clerk of the College will aid students in obtaining it. 
 
 For the Annual Catalogue and Announcement, or for further information, address John G. 
 CcRTis, M. D., Secretary of the Faculty, College of Physicians and Surgeons, comer of Twenty- 
 Third Street and Fourth Avenue, New York. 
 
■▼- 
 
 ■^•*»>*' 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, 
 
 BURLINGTON, VT. 
 
 T-^^^BlSrT^Sr-SIS^TH SESSIOJSr, 187*9. 
 
 FACULTY OF MEDICINE. 
 
 MATTHEW HENKY BUCKHAM, A.M., D.D., 
 Burlington, Vt., President. 
 
 SAMUEL WHITE THAYER, M.D., LL.D., B- r- 
 lingtoii, Vt., Emeritus Professor of General 
 ancl Speci.al Anatomy ; Consulting Burgeon to 
 Mary Fletcher Hospital. 
 
 WALTER CARPENTER, M.D., Burlington, Vt., 
 Professor of the Theory ancl Practice of Medi- 
 cine; Physlcian-ln-Cmef to Mary Fletcher 
 Hospital. 
 
 JOHN ORDRONAUX, M.D., LL.D., New York 
 City, Emeritus Professor of Medical Jurispru- 
 dence. 
 
 WILLIAM DARLING, A.M., M.D., P.R.C.8., 
 New York City, Professor of General and Spe- 
 cial Anatomy. 
 
 A. F. A. KING, M.D., Washington, D. C, Pro- 
 fessor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women ; 
 Consulting Physician to Mary Fletcher Hospi- 
 tal. 
 
 HENRY D. HOLTON, M.D., Bruttloboro, Vt., 
 Professor of Materia Medica and General Pa- 
 thology ; Consulting Surgeon to Mary Fletcher 
 Hospital. 
 
 JAMES L. LITTLE. M.D., New York City, Pro- 
 fessor of the Principles and Practice of Sur- 
 gery ; 8urgeon-in-Chief to Mary Fletcher Hos- 
 pital. 
 
 A. P. GRINNELL, M.D., Burlington, Vt., Pro- 
 fessor of Physiology and Microscopic Anato- 
 my; Attending Physician to Mary Fletcher 
 Hospital. 
 
 RUDOLPH A. WITTHAUS, M.D.. New York 
 City, Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, 
 
 PROFESSORS OP SPECIAL SUBJECTS. 
 
 WILLIAM H. HAMMOND, M.D., New York 
 City, Professor of Diseases of the Mind and 
 Nervous System. 
 
 ROBERT W. TAYLOR. M.D., New Y(uk City, 
 Professor of Diseases of the Skin. 
 
 A. T. WOODWARD, M.D.. Brandon, Vt., Pro- 
 fessor of the Surgical Diseases ol' Women; 
 Consulting Physician to Mary Fletcher Hospi- 
 tal. 
 
 D. B. St, JOHN ROOGA, M,D., New York City, 
 Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear. 
 
 STEPHEN M. ROBERTS, M.D., New York City, 
 Professor of Diseases of Children. 
 
 GEORGE M. GARLAND, M.D., Boston, Mass,, 
 Professor of Thoracic Diseases. 
 
 LEROY M. BINGHAM, M.D., Burlington, Vt., 
 Demonstrator of Anatomy; Attending Physi- 
 cian to Mary Fletcher Hospital. 
 
 HOSPITAL ADVANTAGE.— The Mary Fletcher Hospital, with its commodious amphitheatre, 
 will be open for clinical iustructiou during tht) session. The Medical and Surgical clinics of the 
 College "Will be held in the amphitiicatre attached to the Hospital. In addition to these regular 
 clinics of the College, instruction will be given at the bedside by the Professors of the Medical De- 
 partment of the University. 
 
 LECTURES ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS.— These lectures by gentlemen well known as recog- 
 nized authorities in their particular departments, will be delivered during the regular session. 
 
 CLINIQUES.— Besides these Lectures, there will be Cliniques held as follows : 
 
 SuKGiCAL Cliniquk, by Prof. Little, every Sat- 
 urday, from <j to 12, during the last half of the 
 Session, 
 
 Medical Clinique, by Prof. Carpenter, on 
 Wednesday morning, during first naif of the 
 term. 
 
 Clinique for Diseases of Nervous System, 
 by Prof. Hammond, during his course, 
 
 Clinique for Diseases of Eye and Ear, by 
 
 Prof. Roosa, during his course of Lectures. 
 Clinique for Diseases of Skin, by Prof. Tay- 
 lor, during his course, 
 CLiNiQnE for Diseases of Children, by Prof. 
 
 Roberts. 
 Clinique for Thoracic Diseases, by Prof, 
 George M. Garland, M.D. 
 THE PRELIMINARY TERM, consisting of a course of Lectures and Recitations in the vari- 
 ous branches of Medicine and Surgery, will begin on the first Thursday of November, 1878, and 
 continue until March 1st. 187'J. Fee. S;«). 
 
 THE RriGULAR WINTER SESSION Avill commence on the first Thursday of March. 1879, and 
 continue sixteen weeks. This course will consist of from five to six Lectures daily, in the various 
 Departments of Medicine and Surgery. 
 
 PEES FOE THE EEGULAE SESSION. 
 
 Matriculation Fee, Payable each Term $5 oo 
 
 Fees for the full Course of Lectures by the Prof essors 70 00 
 
 Graduation Fee 25 00 
 
 Material for dissection will be furnished at cost. 
 
 The tickets are to bo taken out at the beginning of the Session. 
 
 Students who have already attended two full courses of lectures in 
 admitted on paying the Matriculation too and $25. 
 
 Students who have attended two full courses iu this College, or who, naving attended one full 
 course in some regularly established medical school, and one full course In tnis College, are ad- 
 mitted to a third course of lectures on paying the Matriculation fee only. 
 
 Graduates of this school are admitted without fee. Gkauuates of other regular schools, and 
 Theological Students, are admitted on general ticket, by paying the Matriculation fee. 
 
 Good Boaid can be obtained at reasonable rates. 
 
 For further particulars and circular, apply to the Secretary 
 
 Prof. A. P. GEINNELL, M.D., Burlington, Vt. 
 
 her regular schools, are 
 
 I'i 
 
 If 
 
Woman's Medical College 
 
 North College Avenue and Twenty-First Street, Philadelphia. 
 
 TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL WINTER SESSION. 
 
 October 3, l«?s, to March 13, 1§79> 
 
 FACULTir AND AUXILIARY INSTEUCTORS. 
 
 EMELINE H. CLEVELAND, M. D., 1800 Mount 
 
 Vernon St., Professor of Obstetrics and Dis- 
 eases of Woinpn. 
 MAKY J. SCAKLETT-DIXON, M. D., 1603 
 
 rcird Avenue, Professor of Anatomy. 
 RACHEL L. BODLEY, A. M., Dean, 1400 North 
 
 Twenty-first St., Professor of Chemistry and 
 
 Toxicolo<ry. 
 BENJAMIN B. WILSON, M. D., 842 Franklin 
 
 St., Professor of the Principles and Practice 
 
 of Surgery. 
 CLARA MARSHALL, M. D.. 1524 Brown St., 
 
 Pio'esBor of Materia Medica and General 
 
 Therapeutics. 
 J. GIBBONS HUNT, M. D., 1802 Wallace St., 
 
 Professor of Mioioscopyand Histology. 
 EDWARD T. BRUEN. M. D., 1531 Chestnut St., 
 
 Lecturer on Pathology. 
 
 rrxxs: s^azs A.Tb:B: 
 Matriculation Ticket, paid but once .... $ 6 oo | 
 Profesaors' Tickets, eath 11.5 105 00 
 
 FRANCES EMILY WHITE. M. D., 723 N. Six- 
 teenth St., Professor of Physiology and Hy- 
 giene. 
 
 JOHN M. KEATING, M. D., 232 South Twenty- 
 second St., Professor of the Principles and 
 Practice of Medicine. 
 
 ALICE BENNETT, M. D., 1727 Francis St., De- 
 monstrator of Anatomy and Instructor in 
 Physiology. 
 
 HANNAH T. CBOA8DALE, M. D., 238 North 
 Twentieth St., IiiPtructorin Surgery. 
 
 ANNA M. McALUtiTER, M, D., 24 N. Merrick 
 St., Instructor in Obstetrics. 
 
 MARY E. ALLEN. M. D., 624 Pine St., Demon- 
 strator of Chemistry and Instructor iu Mate- 
 ria Medica. 
 
 AMY 8. BARTON. M. D.. 818 N. Eighth St., In- 
 structor iu Practice of Medicine. 
 
 Ji.B I'OIil-0"WS : 
 
 Practical Anatomy Ticket |10 00 
 
 Graduation Fee 80 00 
 
 li 
 
 Two tickets only required in each branch. 
 
 Whole cost for two or more courses of Lectures and Graduation $266 00 
 
 For further particulars, address the Dean, 
 
 Profeaaor RACHEIi li. BODLEY, A. M., 
 
 Wouiiin's Mcdlciil College of Pennsylvania, 
 North College Avenue and Twenty-first Street, Philadelphia. 
 
University of the City of New York. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 410 East Twenty-sixth St., opposite Belleviie Hospital, New York City. 
 
 THIRTY-SEVENTH SESSION, 1878-79. 
 
 FACULTY OP MEDICINE. 
 
 IIEV. HOWARD CR08BY, D.D., 
 
 CttanctUot' o/ the I'nivermty. 
 
 ALFRED V. P08T. ]\r.D.. J-L,D., 
 
 F-*/*tt/W,for hJin'fitui* 0/ Clinical Suriji I'n: Prtyiiltntfj' tliP F*viil(ij. 
 
 CIIAELES INSLEE PARDEE, M.I>., 
 
 rntjcvsor "/' }M»casis "/ the Eui',: Dcui of the Facnitii. 
 
 JOHN V. DRAPER, :M.D., LL.D., 
 
 /Vf(.'( vvor 0/ ( 'firtnintn/. 
 
 ALFRED li. LOOMI8, M.T)., 
 
 Priifrgfitr u( P-iffiohH/i/ itnd Practice, uf Atedicinr. 
 
 WILEIAM DAKLIN(;, A.M., Ml)., F.K.C.8. 
 
 Proj't'>Hor of Ao'ifouiif, 
 
 WILLIAM II. l*no.-\ISON, M.D.. 
 
 Proft:'*^>ti' of Mntciiii Mr'Nin nad I'firrnpcnticti. 
 
 J. W. ,s. ARNOLD. M.lh, 
 
 Pi'ofeMHijv of Pfiysiulo'ji/ and JJintolof/y. 
 
 JOHN T, DARRY, M.D„ 
 .1. WILLTSTON WRIfUTT. ."M.D., 
 
 Pru/'-i-ior 0/ Ohsttti-ii.it tiud Disnts' .-( of' Wometi and Children* 
 
 FAXEUIL D. WEISSE, M.D.. 
 
 Pro/t.^sui' 0/ J*i-nrti,iif ittuf. SnrtftKul Aaatom'j, 
 
 JOSEPH r. ^\^NTERs, m.d., 
 
 iJtiiwuiffatur of Aii'tti/iHt/. 
 
 POST.«RABUATE FACULTY. 
 
 D. v.. 8T. JOHN ROOSA. M.D., 
 
 Pfo/rssof of Oi>hth(UmoliHjy. 
 
 WM. A. HAMMOND. M.I).. 
 
 Priij'cssor of Discaacn 1/ tin: Mind kuiI A't/voiis Hi/alcn. 
 
 STEPHEN SMITH. M.D., 
 
 J. W. S. (iOI'LEY, M.D.. 
 
 Pro/cssof 0/ Diseases of the h'ttiifo'l'iinai't/ S;/fti:i}>.. 
 
 MONTROSE A. FALLEN. M.D., 
 
 Pf-qftHHOi' of Gyna't'offif/y. 
 
 HENRY G. l*irFARl>, M.D., 
 
 Professor of Drritnttolttny. 
 
 A. E. MACDONALD, M.D., 
 
 Professor of Mntiail Jinis/n-Uf/f^nrr. 
 JOSEPH W. HOWE, M.D., 
 
 Cliiiicnf. Profrs-'iir ui' Stirqfni. 
 
 LEWIS A. STIMSON. M.D., 
 
 ProfesHOr of Pulhulo'jiail AiiaCumi/. 
 
 THE COLLEGIATE YEAR Is rlividecl into tlireo sessions: A Prcliminury Session, a RcKUlur 
 Winter Se.ssion. imrt a Spring Session. 
 
 THE PRELIMINARY SESSION will eomnience Sevitemlier 18, lfi78, :iu(l will continue until tlie 
 opening of tlie R(iK'ilai' Winter Session. It will J>e condueti'tl on tlio pl.aii of that Session. 
 
 THE RE(;UL,AR WINTER SESSION -will commenco on the 2(1 of Oetolter, 1878, and end about 
 the 1st of Ma ivh, 1879. 
 
 The location of the new College edifice being imniedi.itely opposite the jrate of Bellevne Hos- 
 pital, and a few steps from the ferry to Cliaiity Hospital, Blackwell's Island, the Students of the 
 University Medical College are enabled to enjoy the advantnges atforded by tliese Hospitals, with 
 the least possible loss of time. The Professors of the practical Chairs are connected with the Hos- 
 pitals, and the University Students are admitted to nil the. (Jlinics given thcrciM, free of cliavfie. 
 
 In addition to the dady Hospital Clinics, there are eight Clinics each week in the College build- 
 ing. Five Didactic Lectures will be given daily in the College building, and Evening Recitations 
 will be conducted by the Professors of Chemistry. Practice, Anatomy, Materia Jledica, &c., Pliysi- 
 ology. Surgery. andObstetrics, upon the subjects of their Lectures. 
 
 THE SPRING SESSION embraces a period of twelve wc.ks, beginning in the first week of 
 March and ending the last week of May. The daily Clinics, RecitiUions'and Special Practical 
 Courses will be tlie same as in the Winter Session, and there will be Lectures on Special Subjects 
 by the MembiMs of the Post-Oraduate Faculty. 
 
 THE DISSECTING ROOM is open fhrougliout the entire Collegiate year; material is abundant, 
 iind it is furnislicd free of charge. 
 
 STUDENTS WHO HAVE STUDIED TWO YEARS nuiy be admitted to examination in Chem- 
 istry, Anatomy and Physiology, and, if successful, will bo examined at tlio expiration of their 
 full course of study, on Practice, Materia Medica and Tlicrapcutics. Surgery and Obstetrics; but 
 those wlio itrefer it may have all their examinations at the close of their full term. 
 
 FEES. 
 
 For Course of Lectures $140 oo 
 
 M.VTRIOt; LATION 5 00 
 
 Pi{ACTU'Ai> An.vtojiy FiiK, including material for dissection 10 00 
 
 Gr aduation Fkb 30 00 
 
 Post-Gkaduatio Certificate 30 oo 
 
 For further particulars and circulars, address the Dean, 
 
 Prof. CHAS. INSLEE PARDEE, M.D., 
 
 University Medical College, 410 East 26tb St., New York City. 
 
Long Island College Hospital, 
 
 BROOKLYN, N. Y. 
 
 Collegiate Year^ 1878-79. 
 
 The Reading and Recitation Term will oommonco Octobov 1, 1878, and 
 close at the beginning of the Regular Term. 
 
 Tne Reculau Term will open February 1, 1879, and continue five months. 
 
 FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE. 
 
 DANIEL AYRES, M.D., LL.D., 
 
 Emeritus Professor of Surgical Piitliologj- jiurt 
 
 Clinical .Surgery. 
 
 SAMUEL G. ARMOK, il.D., LL.D.. 
 Professor of 1 lie I'riiiciples .inrt Practice, of Mcrti- 
 
 oiuo aiitiriiuical Medicine, and Dean of tlio 
 
 Fa(uU,v. 
 
 GEORGE ^^^ plympton, a.m., 
 
 Professor of Clieraistrv amt Toxicoloiry. 
 CORYDON L. FORD, M.D., 
 Profcs.-ior of Anatomy. 
 
 ALEXANDER J. C. SKENE, M.])., 
 Professor of tho Medical and Surgical Diseases 
 
 of Women, and Diseases of Children. 
 
 JAR VIS S. WIGHT, M.D. 
 Professor of liio Principles and Practice of Sur- 
 gery and Clinical Surgery, and Keglstrai'. 
 
 JOSEPH II. RAYMOND, M.D., 
 
 Professor of Pliysiology and Microscopic Anat- 
 omy. 
 
 EDWARD SEAMAN BUNKER, M.D., 
 Professor of tho Principles and Practice of <)1)- 
 stotrics, and Clinical Obstetrics. 
 
 JOHN D. RUSHMORE, M.D., 
 Professor of Materia Medica and Tiierapeutics. 
 
 COLLEGE :iO!5PITAL BUILDINGS. 
 
 The Long Island College IIospital bniUlings are situated on Henry 
 street, ))etween Pacific and Amity streets. From New York they are most covi- 
 veniently reached by crossing the Hast River at the S(nith Ferry. 
 
 The original HOSPITAL ha.s been recently greatly altered and improved; a 
 largo acMitional building, containing the most modern impruvements in ventila- 
 tion, etc., has been added, and increased facilities for Ijedside instruction and 
 study have been thus provided. 
 
 The New Dissecting Rooms are well ventilated and lighted, and siip]ilied 
 with water, etc., and will be opened during the Sessions of Reading Term and 
 Gk'ueral Course, under the care of the Demonstrator. Material will he furnished 
 at cost. 
 
 FEES- 
 
 For Tickets to all the Lectures (Iiiriny; the ]irelnuinary and 
 
 Reguhiv Terms ^140 00 
 
 FOR rilE nKCVLAIi TEUM. 
 
 Full Course of Lectures .$100 00 
 
 Matriculation 5 00 
 
 Domonst rat or's T) 00 
 
 Graduation ^5 00 
 
 For further information address the Dean, 1'rof. S. (I. ARMOR, or the Reg- 
 istrar, Prof. JARVIS S. WIGHT. 
 
ITIF'TY-F'OURTH 
 
 r V 
 
 ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT 
 
 Ot THK 
 
 JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE 
 
 ov 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 The Session of 18y§-79 will hcgui on Tncsday, October 1st. 
 
 PROFESSORS 
 
 JOSEPH PA>rCOAST, M.D., 
 
 CENER.VL, DESClUPTlVi;, AND SUUGICAL ANATOMV 
 
 (EDieriliis), 
 No. 1030 Cliestuiit Street. 
 
 SAMUEL D. GROSS, M.D., LLD.. D.O.L. OXON., 
 
 IN'SriTUTKS ANI> rUACXIOK <)I' SIIUGKUY, 
 
 S. E. corner of Elevoutli and AValuut Streets. 
 ELLER8LIE WALLACE, M.D., 
 
 0B81EimCS AND DISEASIOS OF WOMKN AND 
 CHILDUKN, 
 
 No. 1130 Spruce Street. 
 JOHN B. BIDDLE, M.D., 
 
 UATEUIA MEDICA AND GKXKltAI. TIIKU.U'KUTICS, 
 
 No. 331 S. Sovouteeutli Street. 
 
 J. AITKEN MEIGS, .M.I)., 
 
 INSTITITTES i>V MKDIOINK AND SIIODICAI. .(riHIS- 
 rUI.'DKNCE, 
 
 No. 1408 Spruce Street. 
 J. M. DA COSTA, M.l)., 
 
 I'KACTICK OF MEDICINE. 
 
 No. noo Walnut Street. 
 WTLLLVM II. PANCOAST, M.D.. 
 
 UENEKAL, DESCUIPTIVE, AND SUltGICAI. ANAT- 
 OMY, 
 
 No. 1100 Walnut Street. 
 
 ROBERT E. ROGERS, M.D., 
 MEDICAI, CUEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGY, 
 
 No. 1004 Walnut Street. 
 
 J. 15. BIDDLE, M.D Dean. 
 
 WILLIAM THOMSON. M.D., 
 
 LECTURER ON DISEASES OF THE EYE. 
 
 THOMAS H. ANDREWS, M.D., 
 
 DEMONSTRATOU OF ANATOMY. 
 
 J. EWING MEARS, M.D., 
 
 DEMONSTRATOR OF SUIIGERY. 
 
 HENRY C. CHAPMAN, M.D.. 
 
 DEMONSTR.VTOR OF I'lIVSIOLOGY. 
 
 J. GIBBONS HUNT. M.D.. 
 
 DEMONSTRATOR OF JlIC'UO.SCOl'IC IIISTOI.OGY. 
 
 G. MASON WARD, M.D.. 
 
 DE.MONSTltATDK OF CHEMISTRY. 
 
 HENRY LEAMAN, M.D., 
 
 I'KOSECTOR TO THE I'ROFESSOR OF ANATOMY. 
 
 HENRY O. CHAPMAN, M.D.. 
 
 CURATOR OF TUB ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 
 
 WILLIAM S. LEFFMAN, Jff«i7rtr, at the C'oUcgc, Tenth Street, between Chestimland WalnuL 
 
 Fee to each Professor, $20— in all $l4o. Matriculation Fee, $r,, to be paid once only. Gradu- 
 ation Fee, $30. Students wlio have paid for two full courses are entitled thereafter to attend 
 free of all charge. 
 
 Students who liave attended two full courses of lectures in other accredited modicnl col- 
 legos, are entitled to the tickets of a full course in the Jefferson Medical College for |70. Gradu- 
 ates of three years' standing, of other accredited medical colleges, are required to pay the 
 niatrlculation fee only; to gi-aduates of less than three years' standing, the fee for a general 
 ticket Is $50. To graduates of accredited Dental Colleges and Colleges of Pharmacy, the feo for 
 a general ticket Is $100. 
 
 For fui'ther information address the Dean, 
 
 JOHN U. BIDDLE, M.D., 
 
 JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, 
 
 Philadelphia, 
 
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
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 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 TMriij-sixth Street and Woodland Avenue (Jhtrhy Jlnad), Phdadelphia. 
 
 One Hundred and Fourteenth Annual Session, 1870-80. 
 
 J'ROFESSOKS. 
 
 rilARIJCS J. 8TTLLK. LL.n., ProvoKt. 
 
 (JEOKGK n. WOOD, M.l)., I,L.1>,, KuicritiiH I'ro- 
 I'cssorof Tlicory uiiil Fincticoot MiMlltiiio. 
 
 IIENKY JI. HMIXII, M.D., Kmerllus rrofenBor 
 of Hiiivory. 
 
 JOHN NKIl-L, M.D., Emeritus rrofcsHorol Clini- 
 cal Hurj^ery. 
 
 JOSEPH LEIDY, M.D., LL.I)., ProfosHor of Aii- 
 iitoiny. 
 
 IMCHAKD A. F. PENROSE. M.D., LL.D., Pro- 
 fessor of Obstctrk'H aud Diwi'iwcH of Woiiioii 
 aiul ('blldrtMi. 
 
 .\L1"KED HTILLE, M.l)., I.L.D., Piofossov of 
 Tlieory and Practice of Medicine, and Clini- 
 cal Medicine. 
 
 1). HAYES AGNEW, M.D., I-L.D.. John Rliea 
 Barton Professor of Surgery and Clinical 
 6nr>rery. 
 
 HORATIO C. WOOD, M.D., Professor of Materia 
 Medica, General Tberaiicutics, and I'liar- 
 luacy. 
 
 WILLIA.'M PEPPER. M.D., Professor of Clinical 
 
 Metliciue. 
 WILLIAM GOODELL. M.D., I'rofessor of Clini- 
 
 ciil Gyna'coloffy. 
 JAMiCS TYSON. M.D.. ProlVssoi' of General Pa- 
 
 tliolOKy and Moiliid Anatomy. 
 THEODohE ({. WOll.AILEY, M.l)., LL.I)., I'ro- 
 
 fessorof Chemistry. 
 
 JOHN AHHHTTRST.Ji!., M.I).. Professor of Clini- 
 cal .*SurMeiy. 
 
 HAURIHON ALLEN. M.I)., Professor of lliysi- 
 oloKy. 
 
 WILLIAM V. NORllIS. iM.I)., ('llnieal Professor 
 of Diseases of thuEye. 
 
 GEORGE 8TRA\VnRIDGE, M.D., Clinical Pro- 
 fcssor of Diseases of the Ear. 
 
 HORATIO C. WOOD, M.D., Clinical Profcseor of 
 Nci'vous Diseases. 
 
 LOUIS A. I)l'IIRIN(}. M.D., Clinical Professor 
 <»f Diseases of tile Skin. 
 
 Now matriculates are remiired to attend three winter courses of instruction of Ave months 
 each, consisting of graded dluactio Usctures, clinical lectures, and practical work in laboratories 
 and hospitals. 
 
 In the graded ciin-icnlum adopted, the elementary branches ai-e taught in tlio first conrsc, and 
 students are finally examined at Its conclusion upon <icncral Chemistry, Materia Medica, aud 
 Pliarmacy. In the second term, whilo a sufllcient rei>etition of unlinishcd branches is secured, 
 ccrtuin more practical ones are added, and the «'xamiuations on Anatomy. Physiology, and Medi- 
 cal Chemistry at the end of the term ari final. In tho tUivd course is added practical bcdsido 
 instructioniuMcdicine.Surgerj;, .and f}3-ni.'coloi;y. with clinical fai'ilities in the specialties; aud, 
 Jit its end, students are exiimlued on (Jencral Pathology aud Morbid Auatcmiy, Therapeutics, 
 Them-y and Practice of 3Icdlcine, Surgery, and Obstetrics. 
 
 Students who have attended one course in iii'i-gular- medical school, will be admitted as stu- 
 dents of the second course in the University, after liiiving satisfactorily passed an examination in 
 (General Chemistry and Materia Medica ami Pharmacy. Students who have attended two courses 
 in a ri'gular medical scOiool, will be admitted as studenfa of the third course after (examination in 
 General and Medical Chemistry, Matei'la Medica and Phannacy. Anatomy, and I'liysiology. 
 
 Graduates of other regular medical sciiools in good standing will b(» admltteil as students of 
 the thii'd course in this institution witliout any examination. 
 
 Ciraduates of Colleges of Pharmacy aud Denial Colleges in good standing are admitted to the 
 second course in the University without an examination. 
 
 //) (he Sj)riii(/ Session, beginning the first Monday In April, a valuable course on practical and 
 scientillc subjects by a largo corps of professors and lecturers is given; and the laboratories of 
 ( 'iiemlRtry, Pharmacy, Histology, Physiology, and Pathology are optMi, affording a \aluablo post- 
 graduate course. 
 
 The Lectures of the Winter Session of 1879-80 will heyin on the first dtiy of October, and end on 
 the Inst duij of Fehniary. 
 
 The Preliminary Course tcill begin on the first Monday in. Sef)teinbcr. 
 
 Fees, in advance.— let course of lectures, including matriculation ami dissection, .$155. 2d 
 course, $150, including dissection. 3d course, including operating and bandaging, fiio. Gradua- 
 tion fee, $m. 
 
 For Announcement giving full particulars, address 
 
 JAMES TYSON, M.D., Secretauy, 
 
 r. O. Box 2838, PhUadeJpMa. 
 
 DENTAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 The Trnstees have established a Dental Department, which is designed to make tlio most com- 
 plete scbool of Dentistry in the world. Tho professors include those of Anatomy, Physlolosry, 
 Chemistry, and Materia Medica, in the Medical Department, with Chas. J. EssiG, M.D.. D.D.S., 
 Prof, of Mechanical Dentistry and Metallurgy, and Edwin T. Dakby, D.D.S., Prof, of Operative 
 Dentistry. Two years' study, two courses of lectures, and examination at the end of the second 
 course, aro the requirements for graduation. Graduates of tho Dental Department of the Univer- 
 sity may become candidates for the degree of Doctor of Medlcino after attending one additional 
 course of lectures. But students in Dentistry who desire to take the medical degneo also, must 
 notify the Sccrctaiy of the Depa^ment of Medlcino of such Intention before tho beginning of the 
 second course of lectures, and add to tho studies of tho Dental Department those of tho Medical. 
 
 Fees.— Matriculation $5. For one course of lectures $100. Dissecting feefio. Graduation feo$30. 
 
 Sessions commence as those of the Medical Department. For iinnouncement address CllAS. J. 
 ESSIG, M.D., D.D.8., 8eci'etT.ry Dental Department, University of Pennsylvania. 
 
 'Homoeopathic and Eclectic schools are not recognized as being in this category. 
 
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 rted asstii- 
 idiiation in 
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 Uaddph'ia. 
 
 most com- 
 'liyslolojry, 
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 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, BOSTON, MASS. 
 
 NJNETY-FJFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT (1878-79). 
 
 rtlAULES W. KLTOT, LL. I).. l'nnidn,t. 
 CALVIN KLIJH. M. 1)., J'nrfcMHor of rliiiUul 
 
 MvdiriHV, hrilii. 
 JOHX 1». H, JACKSOX, M. i)., I'ro/ennoi- of I'a. 
 
 tholt>i)ic(il A iiiilotn)/. 
 OT,rVi:u \V. HOLMK^, M. D.. Prof, of Amtottiii. 
 IIK.SUY .1. HKJKLOW. M. J).. I'r'of.'of Siiracrii. 
 IKAXCIH MINOT. M. 1).. flerseii P'ro/fisor of 
 
 tlir Tlifon/ and Priwiitr of Medicini'. 
 JOHN I'. lUiYNOLDH, M. I>.', I'lof.ofObuMrirs. 
 IIENUY W. WILLIAMS, .Ar. I)., /Vo^V.sso;' of 
 
 OidillKilinofoi/i/. 
 DAVID W. CIIEliVEU, M. I)., I'rofrssor ofclin- 
 
 iriil Simicn/. 
 JAMKH ('. WIIITi;, M. D., I'rof. of iXriiuiloloi/i/. 
 R01!1:RT T. KDK.S. M. D., rr'ofciisor of MidcVia 
 
 IIEXKV P. BOWDITCII. M. J)„ I'ro/cusur of 
 rlij/nioloi/U- 
 
 CHAULK.S H. POHTKU. M. U.. IhinoiiHlriilor of 
 
 Anntom'i, and Iiislnirlor iu Snraery. 
 FREDEIitCK I. KNKiHT, M. I).. hiHlnivtor in 
 
 I'crcKssici.A usriillulioii, mid fMn/ni/oscojn/. 
 J. COLLINS WAliREN, M. D., IiiHtnictor in Hiir- 
 
 lio'll. 
 UECilXAT-D 1(. FITZ, M. !>., XHsiidanl Vrofcusor 
 
 of I'lilhohwiral Atuitowi/. 
 WILLIAM L. KICHAUDSOX, U. U., Iiislniclor 
 
 ill *)hslrtrii:i. 
 THOMAS DWIOHT, M, I)., Ingtniclor in His- 
 
 l(ilo</i/. 
 F-DWAltl) S. WOOD. M. 1)., Prof, of Cheniislri/. 
 IIKXUY II. A. BKAC'T, M. D., AHSiiluiU IJemoit- 
 
 siriilor of AiKilooni. 
 WILLIA.M 11. UAKKR, M. D., Iimlriictor in 
 
 (ti/iiircoloi/i/. 
 WILLI.V.M i;." illLLS. M. T).,liMtruclorin Cliviii- 
 
 islrij. 
 
 OTHER INSTRUCTORS. 
 
 OEORfiK II. F. MAKKOE, Instniclor ia Ma 
 
 It rill }fcdirii. 
 FRAXK W. DRAPER. M. D., I Leehiirrn 
 CUARLE.S F. FOLSiOM, M. IX.Snii Ihn/ieiiv 
 
 IIEXIIY P. (ill IXC V, M 
 
 loloi/i/. 
 EDWAIJD N. WIIITTIElt, 
 Cliiiiriil Mrdiiim 
 
 I).. A.isislUiU ill IHh- 
 M. U.. AHsistunl in 
 
 GEORGE M. GARLAND, M. D., AssiKlmil in riii/.iioloj/!/. 
 
 The following gentleuieu 'will {y;lve Special Cliiilcnl IitHtritclion : 
 
 FRANCIS n. GREENOUGII, M. D., and EDWARD WKUiLESWOUTII, M. D., in S,/i>liili.i. 
 JOHN O. GREEN, M. I)., and (^LARENCE .1. KLAKE, M. 1)., in oioloi/if. 
 CHARLES P. PUTNAM. M. D.. and .lOSEPH P. OLIVEU, M. D., in l>ii<ftiniK of Chitdrrn. 
 SAMUEL G. WEBBER. M. D., and JAMES J. PUTNAM, M. 1)., in Dismuvs of the yirrotis Si/sU'in. 
 
 DIVISION OF STUDIES. 
 
 For the First Iffov— Anatomy, Physiology, and Gencnil Clicuiisiiy. 
 
 For the Hevond Pert)'.— Medical Chemistry, Materia Mcdica, Patholoi.'iciil Anatomy, Clinical Medi- 
 cine, Sursery, and Clinical Surgery. 
 
 For the Third I'tar.— Therapeutics, Obstetrics, Theory aud Practici; of Medicine, Clinical Mwli- 
 cine, Surjiery, and Clinical Surgery. 
 
 Students are divided Into three clas.scs, accm-ding to theii- time of study and proHciency. Stu- 
 dents who ))cgau tlieir professional studies elsewliere may Itc admitted to advanced standing; but 
 all persons who apply lor admission to the second or tliinl j t-ar's class nuist pass an examination 
 in the lu'anches already pursued by the class to which they st I'k admission. The e.vannnatious are 
 held in the following order:— 
 
 At the end of the first year— Anatomy, Physiology, and Genera' Chemistry. 
 
 End of second ye.nr— Medical Chemistry, Materia Medica, and Pathological Anatomy. 
 
 End of third year— Therapeutics, Obstetrics. Tlieory and Practice of Medicine, Clinical Medi- 
 cine. Surgery, and Clinical Surgery. 
 
 I'.vaniinations are also hehl before the opening of the School, beginning September 2;td, 
 
 IU.1,'1 inr.MKXTS FOR A Dkgkkk.— Every candidate must 1)0 twenty-one years of ag(^; nnist have 
 studii 'I medicine three full years, have spent at least one continuous year at this School, have 
 lia>sed the requii'cd examinatiiuis. and liave presented a thesis. 
 
 < iniiSK i-oR GnADiATKs.— For the purpose of nttbrding to those already (iraduates of Medicine 
 additional facilities for pursuing clinical, laboratory, and other studies, in such subjects as may 
 specially interest them, the Faculty has established a course which comprises the ft>llowini;' 
 i-ranelies; Histoloi;y; Physiol(»gy; Medical Chomi.stry; Pathological Anatomy; Surgery; Aus- 
 C'ltatiiii. Percussion, and' Laryiigoseopy ; Ophthalmology; Dernuitology ; Syphilis; P.sychologiciil 
 Mtdiiine; Otology; Ele(tro-tlierai)euties; Gynecology; and Obstetrics. On iiaynieutof the full 
 lee tlu' privilege of attending any of the otlicr exercises of the Medical Sclu.-ol, the use of the 
 labn -atories and library, ami all other rights accorded by the University will bi! granted. Single 
 branihes may also lie pnisned. Gradmitcs of other Medical Schools who nuiy ;lesire to obtain tin- 
 degree of M.'D. at this University will be admitted to cxamimition for thig degree after a year's 
 study i.' the Graduates' Course. Examination on eutrauce not required. 
 
 Fees.- For Matricidation, $.5 ; for the Year, S^OO; for oue term alone, *120; for Gradtiation, $30. 
 For Gradiates' Course, the fee for one year is$>(K); for one Term, $120; ami for siuglc courses such 
 fees as arc specitleil in the Catalogue. Payment iu advance. 
 
 Members if any one deiiartnu nt of Harvard University have a right to attend lectures and reci- 
 tations in ai y other departnant without paying additional fees. 
 
 Foi- furthei intormation. or Catalogue, address 
 
 Di:. U. II. FITZ, ,S«'*(/, 108 Boylston St.. Boston, Mass. 
 
COPY OF DR. REDWOOD'S REPORT. 
 
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 17 Bloo}nshiinj Square, 
 
 London, Sept. 18^/i, 1878. 
 
 Dr. IledwoocVs 
 Analytical Department. 
 
 I have examined the Extract of Malt manufactured 
 hij the ^^Trommer Extract of Malt Company, ^^ and judg- 
 ing from its physical characters and chemical reactions, 
 I am of opinion that it fairly represents ivhat its name 
 indicates, that is, that it is a preparation of Malt in 
 which are contained the essential properties of that sub- 
 stance, ivith a slight addition of Aromatic Bitter of the 
 Hop. It has the character of a soft Extract, in the sense 
 in ivhich that term is used p>harmaceutically, and it has 
 evidently been prepared with great care and judgment, 
 as it retains the property of acting on amylaceous bodies, 
 as diastase does, while the extract itself bears long keep- 
 ing loithout change. 
 
 B also possesses the property of forming, with Cod 
 Liver Oil, a permanent Mixture or Emulsion, in which 
 the taste of the Oil is very effectually covered, and its 
 administration thus greatly facilitated. 
 
 T. REDWOOD, Ph.D., F.B.C.S., dtc, 
 Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy to the 
 
 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, 
 
Loeflund's Concentrated Extract Malt, Plain. 
 
 Also tho following Conn. .nut Ions : 
 LOEFT.tTm>'S EXTRACT MALT WITH I'YROIMIOS. lUOV. 
 
 tach laijlu«iu>ouriil (OuIuIuhHIx (inilns I'yroplioM. Iron. Fnnniil. I'll. G. 
 
 LOEFLUND'S EXTRACT MALT WITH CITRlTK IRON ANI> UIJININE. 
 
 Luch TiibluHpooui'ul CoiituuiH Two (jralnH Cltrato Iron anil (^tilulue. 
 
 LOEFLUND'S KXTRA<;T MALT WITH IODIDE IRON. 
 
 Kach Tabliicpooufiil ContainH Ono (Jialu loilido Iron. 
 
 LOEFLUNII'H EXTRACT MALT WITH IIVPOPHOSPHITE LIME. 
 
 Kacli Tablespoouful ContaluH Hlx (irulns llypoplioMplilto Llnu\ 
 
 LOEFLUND'S EXTRACT MALT WITH PEPSIN. 
 
 Kacli Tabicspoonftil ContainH Four Grains i'lpHln, l'nre Oerm. 
 
 LOEFLUND'S EXTRACT MAl.T WITH HOPS. 
 
 Each TabliiMpoouful Contains Four Grains Hops. 
 
 LOEFLUND'S EXTRACT MALT WITH COD LIVER OIL. 
 
 An emulsion coutalulug equal parts of best Norwegian Cod Llvor OH and Extract of Malt. 
 
 only by that skill wfileh Is acquired by oxperlcme. Mr. L< land having been lu this branch of 
 t he buHinoss since 1H6«, Is now the oldest and »)i()«< rr/)eriV»icci. . anufacturer of Extract of Mnlt. 
 Ills establishment Is the most perfect ; his manufacture conducted on arientirtc pHueiples. His pic- 
 panilloua aroendorsed by all eminent )'/i//«'''i«»» lu Europ". and America. Wo therefore «lo imi 
 hcHitato to say that In prescribing Loejlund'a preparation the physician will do Justice to himselJ: 
 and natlents. " 
 
 N. B.— Loeflund's Extract of Mnlt is entlrdu devoid of hitter taste, as no Uops are added to the 
 plain extract. This preparation needs no disguise. 
 
 LOEFLUND'S CONCENTRATED FOOD FOR INFANTS. 
 This Is Lleblg's Soup for Infants In a concentratoU form, ready for use ; it Is a pcrffct mibstilute 
 
 for Mother's Milk. Sole Agent for America, 
 
 ALBERT C. DUNO, Drnggist, 
 
 61 Bo-wery, New York. 
 
 * OrX«-x-oai3Ei.xrrxi os* xc.iaz'zz.A.Xjzzia'xi. 
 
 PREPARED BY C. G. POLK, M. D. 
 The oxidlzable phosphorous elements of animal brain, nnd the germinal portion of wheat. Isola- 
 ted without eliemloal change, and preserved In pure glycerine. 
 
 cDMrortirioN o» onb hu'nukkd parts : 
 
 Iiinlatc.d Hypoplioaphite of Aininouium parta, 8 
 
 '• " PutaKBium •* 6 
 
 " " Sodium " tl 
 
 " " Citlcium " 8 
 
 " " Magiioluiii " ,1 
 
 (i lycero-IIypophogpnoroai Add " 6 
 
 Uolatcil IlypophosphorouB Acid " H 
 
 (ilycerlno, C, 1' " flo 
 
 The following are but samples of tho general expression of appreciation given by physicians, 
 who have employed Glycerlto of Kephallne. 
 
 Dr. F. O. St. Clair, Washington,!). C, has found "Glycerite of Keplmline" a remedy of great 
 power and unqestlonable value in all dlscuHo cxnresscd in vital deterioration, as phthisis, loss of 
 memory, nervous debility, aiul nervous fornl.^ of (lyspcpsia. 
 
 Dr. Geo. B. Simpson, of Weston, West Virginia, has obtained excellent results from the use of 
 the Glycerite of Kephallne in phthisis. 
 
 Dr. Oeddlngs, in charge ofthe Sanitarium, at Aiken, S. C, says he has used the Glycerite of 
 Animal Hypopnosphites with satisfactory results in thirty cases of phthisis. He believes isolated 
 hypu phosphites superior to the usual remedies. 
 
 Dr. Edwards, editor of the Virginia Medical Monthly, has witnessed very satisfactory resiilts 
 with Glycerite of Kephallne in the case of a distinguished divine, suffering from nervous prostration, 
 from overwork. 
 
 Dr. King, of Louisburg, N. C, says, " I am convinced by tho therapeutical results, that isolated 
 phosphorous elements form the most powerful nutrient tonic known." 
 
 Dr. C. W. Williamson, of Philadelphia, says, " Glycerite of Kephallne is surely a great chemical 
 and therapeutical triumph. Duringthepasttive years I have used it in phthisis, dj'spepsla, sexual 
 exhaustion, and broken down conditions of female health, and so excellent has been the result, 
 that I would not now know how to do without it." 
 
 Prof. Pepper, of the University of Pennsylvania, says he has found " Glycerite of Kephallne " a 
 good nutrient tonic. 
 
 Dr. J. 8. Ramsey, formerly Act. Ass. Surg.U. S. Navy, says, " Glycerite of Kephallne is the most 
 eiSolent remedy known in tubercular phthisis." 
 
 Dr. H. E. Ashmead has used isolated phosphorous compounds since 1869, and holds them in very 
 high esteem as remedial agents.— [Detroit Medical Journal, October, 1877. 
 
 Dr. Wiley has used isolated phosphorous compounds since 1872, and esteems them of great value 
 In phthisis.— [See Louisville Medical News, June 2, 1877. 
 
 Dr. Percy says, " Although the nitrogenous hypophosphite has been isolated from brain and 
 nerves, I believe it has never been formed in the laboratory, nor has it been used as a therapeutical 
 agent. 
 
 Upon hypothetical grounds alone we should suppose it to he one of the most assimilable of all 
 the preparations of phosphorus, because It most nearly resembles that form of phosphorus which 
 is found to be tho most active in the animal economy.— [Trans. A. Med. Assoolation, 1872, page 
 658, Essay Phosphorus. 
 
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 will be found (on account of their elasticity) very easy for the wearer, and very 
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 Codman & Slmrtleff's Atomizing Apparatus. 
 
 PRICES REDUCED. 
 
 CODII/ N 4 SHUKTLCrr, 
 
 Tlir Complftf Steam Alomiier, No. 15 (Pat.). Shitrtleff's Atomising Apparatus, No. 5 (Pat.). 
 
 All joints ot tbo Steam Atomizer are hard-soldered. 
 
 Every one is tested by Lydrostatic pressure, to more than 100 pounds to tlu; square inch. 
 
 It cannot be injured by exhaustiou of water, or any attainable pressure, and will last for many 
 years. 
 
 It does not throw spurts of hot water; Is convenient, durable, portable, c(mipaet and cheap, 
 in the best sense of the word. Price, $5.00. 
 
 Brass parts, nickel-plated, additional, .12.00. 
 
 Neatly nuide, strong Black Walnut Box. with convenient handle, additional, $2.(50. 
 
 Shurtleflfs Atomizer the most desirable Hand Apparatus. Rubber warranted of the very best 
 quality. Valves imperishable ; every one carefully fltted, and will work perfectly in all positions. 
 Price, $3.50. 
 
 The Bulbs are adapted to all the Atomizing Tubes made by us. 
 
 Each of the above Apparatus Is supplied with two carefully-made and annealed glass Atomiz- 
 ing Tubes, and accompauled with dircetious for use, and waiTanted perfect. 
 
 Fig. 91, The Safety I-ister Antiseptic Atom- 
 izer, as made by Codman & Shurtleflf, specially 
 adapted to the requirements of Antisiptic Sur- 
 gery. Spherical Boiler, hartl-soldered. tested by 
 hydrostatic pressure to more than 100 pounds to 
 the square inch. Safety Valve, Atomizing Tubes 
 with itliitinum nozzle and tube cleaner, 10 oz. 
 ReseiToir. Brass Safety Spirit Lamp, with Regu- 
 lator. Non-Condnctiug Handles, N and E, will 
 .supply spray from I lirec to four hours without 
 replenishiu,« boiler or lamp. 
 
 It has been lenncd the " Safety Atomizer," 
 inaamuch as, under the severest tests. It has been 
 I'oimd impossible either to ignite vapor from the 
 ansesthetic, or to cause any mishap from the 
 spirit-lamp. We oft'er it with conlidenee that it 
 will satisfactorily meet the want of a conven- 
 ient, durable and practically perfect apparatus 
 for the purpose intended. 
 
 PRICE, $25.00. 
 
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 Fig. 91. 
 
 Wo would also call attention to our Antiseptic Atomizer No, 00, an cfflcient and durable appara- 
 tus. Its Boiler, Reservoir and Handle are the same as in No. !U. Tho Lamp, of Japanned tin, has 
 safety arrangement with reference to alcohol, and its llaiue is susceptible of as easy regulation. 
 Tho Atomizing Tubes are of brass, specially adapted in size and shape for this use. This appara- 
 tus has been thoroughly tested by practical use, ami wo believe will bo found far superior to any 
 hitherto oflfered at a price below that of No, 91. Price, $12.00. Full descriptive circulars of Anti- 
 septic Atomizer on application. 
 
 For full description of other Atomizers, see Nkw Pampiilktou Atomization of Liquids, with 
 Formulae of many articles of the Materia Medica, successfully employed iu the practice of a well- 
 known American practitioner, together with descriptions of the best forms of apparatus, which 
 will be sent, post-paid, on application. 
 
 Plaster Bandages and Bandage Machines, Articles for Antiseptic Surgery, Aspirtvtors, Clinical 
 Thermometers, (^rutches, Air Cushions, Wheel Chairs and Articles for Invalids, Mechanical Appli- 
 ances for all deformities and deflclencies. Trusses, Elastic Hose, etc. Electrical Instruments for 
 all Medical and Surgical uses. Hypodermic Syringes, Ice an<l Hot Water Bags. Manikins, Models, 
 Skeletons, Skulls, etc., etc. Naturalists' Instnunents, Sphygmographs, Splints aud Fracture Ap- 
 piuiitus, Stethoscopes, Syringes of all kinds, Teeth Forceps, Test Cases, Transfusion Instruments, 
 Kiiiich Rubber Urinals. Uriuometers, Vaccine Virus, Veterinary Instruments, Waldenburg'8 
 I'neumatic Apparatus, etc., etc. 
 
 Surgical Instruments and Medical Appliances of every description promptly repaired. 
 
 Having our Factory, with steam power, ample machinery and experienced workmen, con- 
 nected with our dtoro, wo can promptly make to order, iu tho best manner and from almost any 
 material, new Instruments ancf apparatus, and supply new inventions on favorable terms. Instru- 
 ments bearing our name are fully Avarranted. With hardly an exception they are the product of 
 our own factory, and made under our personal supervision, by skilled workmen, who, being paid 
 lor their time, are not likely to slight their work through haste. 
 
 CODMAN A SHVRTIiEFF, 
 Makers and Importers of Surgical Instruments, etc., etc. 13 aud 15 Trcmont street, BOSTON. 
 
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 GALVANO-FARADIC MANUFACTURING CO. 
 
 ESTA-B3L.ISIIEX5 IIST IST'O- 
 
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 Standard Electrical Instruments. 
 
 Improved Stohrer Galvanic Batteries, 
 
 IG AND 32 CELLS. 
 
 Bartlett Galvanic Batteries, 
 
 12. 24, ami !(7 CELLS. 
 
 Cabinet Combination Battery 
 
 (GALVANIC AND FARADIC). 
 
 Permanent Combination Battery, 
 
 WITH KEGULATOUS. 
 
 Galvano-Caustic Batteries, 
 
 WITH CASE OF ELECTRODES. 
 
 Electro-Magnetic Machines, 
 
 SINGLE AND DOUBLE ^ELLS. 
 
 KHEOSTATS, KHEOTOMES, UALYAN^OMETERS, 
 
 AND NEEDLES FOR ELECTROLYSIS. 
 
 Electrodes of all Dc\soriptions. 
 
 HIGHEST AWARDS FROM 
 
 Tlie iDternational ExtitiitiOD, PUiladelptud, 1876. 
 Tlie rramin InstiiDte, PMladelpliia, I87i 
 
 TliB American Inslitnte, New Yart, 1871, 1872, 1373, and 1874. 
 TUB Atricnlinral and Mecnaiiical AssociqtlOD, Ga,, 1873. 
 
 Send for manual, Catalogruc, and Price- List (Free). 
 
 GALVANO-FARADIC MANUFACTURIM CO., 
 
 288 Fourth Avenne, New York. 
 
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 d. 
 
 874. 
 
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 To the JVIedical Profession. 
 
 The most important remedial agrent ever presented to tiie 
 Profession for Indigrestion, Dyspepsia, Vomiting; in Presrnancy, 
 Cholera Infantum, Constipation, and all Diseases arising: from 
 imperfect nutrition, containing; the Ave active agents of diges- 
 tion, viz.: Pepsin, Pancreatine, M>ipi<'tnse, or \eg. Ptyalin, Eiutic 
 and lIydroch''>ric Acids, in combination ivitii Sugar of I?Iilk. 
 
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 'Opept: nE. 
 
 yabu orDit ,(,a8e..4 ilnichiufs. 
 
 ic id .Ml. dracliuiH. 
 
 oric Acid 5 11. drachms. 
 
 LACTOPEPTINE owes its frroat succf-ss solfly to the Moi^' a Trofession, aiul is sold 
 almo.xt outiiely b.v Pliysiclaus' Prescriptioiis. Us almost i"'''xrsal aoptiou Vytlas in'ofossion is 
 
 Sugar of Ml k 
 
 Pepsin 
 
 Paucreatiue ... 
 
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 40 
 r 'mi 
 
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 tlie sliougcst guaraui^e wpci u ^'ivotliat zta tiiuraiieuti 
 
 lislied. 
 
 The undersigned iiavlug .etitet 1 A.CT0PI:PT1 
 
 ALFRED L. LOOMIS, M.D., i F. . 
 
 VrnfessornfPalholofiiiandPr c: ceo aL. L un?., \ P» 
 Vniversihj of the City of New Yorh . I 
 
 LEWIS A. 8AYRE, M.D., i 
 
 I'rofessor of Orthopwdic Siayi m nn i Ci< if '. i 
 Hurgenj.MelleviieUospilcU .''red -al oU go. 
 
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 in:' 
 77 'r 
 
 xrsal 
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 most thorougldy ostab- 
 
 A. Van Deveer, M.D., 
 
 Albany, N. Y., . mj -■ «!lh,lfi7,i. 
 Prof, of Hie Prin. and Pruc. . f/. A ! 'Oh 
 
 Med. Col.; Sttrg.Albani/a ■ ,/cc t<h\ 
 
 John H. rACK-viui, M.D., 
 
 Philadelphia, Pa., »i, 18:.*. 
 
 Pfes't Pn. Co. Ohntcl. Sovich) nisco- 
 
 pal and Women's TIospllul 
 James Aitken Meigs, M.D., 
 
 Pldhidelphiii.Ji ■< . 
 
 Prof. ofthelnslilutesofMed. anti. 
 
 Jeff.'Medical College: PhtjJoPi 
 
 \\. W. Dawsox, M.D., 
 
 Cinclnuati, O., June 2is 
 Prof. Prln. und Pruc. Hurt ■"(?■ 
 diiio; /S'i(/'(/. to Good Samai k ••• 
 
 Ai.uekt F. a. KiN.i. .M.D.. 
 
 Washiufftoii, 1). C, .Tune ^ 
 Profi'S60r of Obntetricg, Uiiiccrst 
 iiioiit. 
 
 1). W. Yandeli.. - .!>.. 
 
 Loulsvil..'. Ky. 
 Prof, of the iSV'iMd <■ iHi-i 
 Clinical Surg. "Ki ' 
 EoBeht Uattey, J i 
 
 R. mo, Ua., Juno 7tli, ls78. 
 Enierilus Prof, of Obslclricn, Atlanta Med. 
 CoL,and Ex.Pres. Med. ' .'n.o/Ot""u 
 
 Clacde H. Mastin, :i.i>., LL.D., 
 
 Mobile, Ala., Juno bill, 1878. 
 
 Prof, IL C. liAliTLETT. Ph. I)., r.C.S., 
 Londou, England, 
 
 February 22d, 1870. 
 
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 cas. 
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 "•■3CtiU.! 
 
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 Art of ^iirit 
 '■' ■ of Lou ■ 't 
 
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 aliOf,!. 
 
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 liloa.3 
 
 ; to the iirofesslou. 
 
 , M.D.,Pir. D., 
 . Med. and Therup. in 
 !.; Prof, of Chein. and 
 College, etc., etc. 
 
 w York Med. College. 
 
 INE a good thorough 
 
 pleased with tho»'x- 
 
 owed its adminlstrsv- 
 
 notion in tlie use of 
 rdered it frciiUiia'.i.y 
 all.v where there i» 
 reticR." 
 
 TNE with very good 
 s;()y6pepsia." 
 
 TE with groat advau- 
 
 jSJE both in hospiliil 
 
 i found it to answer 
 
 u is recommended. A^ 
 
 stive fuiietiou, I know 
 
 ■•e directly." 
 
 •I-" of LACTOPEPTINE, 
 
 n i.iating that it has rarely 
 
 I saall, of course, continue to pre- 
 
 . " I hiivc used LACTOPEPTIXl'; in a ease of Dys- 
 pepsia, witli >"iti8laction. I think well of it." 
 
 1 "I conc'ler k 
 
 .CTOPEPTINE tlio very best pn - 
 atioii ot tliiv ':iud wlii( ii I liavc over employ) il. 
 j an<l for patiei i with feeiili; digestidu t liuow ol' 
 j uotlduff whic • IS iqiial to U. ' 
 
 ) "I find the n. iparatioi- A LACTOPEPTINE ci.ii- 
 s talus within itself all the priuciplea reipured to 
 ) promote a healthy digestion." 
 
 PRICK LIST. 
 
 I Wc also prepare tlie various Eli>irs 
 LACTOPEPTINE (in oz. bottles).... per oz. $1 oo [ ^^^^,; Surups, hi combination witJi Lttcto- 
 
 " ( " " )...perdoi!. to 00 1 . 
 
 " (luiib. " ).... i^er \b.u ml pcptinc. 
 
 THE NEW YORK PHARMACAL ASSOCIATION, 
 
 P. O. BOX 1574. 
 
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 9 and 3 COLLEGE PLACE, MEW YORK. 
 
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