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INDEX TO VOLUME I FOR 1908.

A. Accrington,1U41; new (7) view of, Albuminuria, orthotl, 415 1331, 1395, 1458; discussed at ALCINDOR, JOHN: Cancer, Its etiology and Abattoirs, the Liverpool, 228, 472 12,r129, treatment by trypsiD, 79 Abdominal aneurysm. See Aneurysm ers, amendment of, 1600 ALCOCK, N. H.: Status lymphaticus, 292 Abdominal cases, some misleading (D'Arcy entists, prosecution under, 844 Alcohol, in treatment of typhoid fever and Power), 185 * ction (I9 )), 116 pneumonia. 227 ; and mental disease (W. I. Abdominal operations and adhesions, 407 riates, and London County Council, Dawson), 623 Abdominal retractor, self-retaining. 454 Alcohol, effect of on protoplasm (W. Henry Abdominal surgeon, the difference, 1088 sfant Life Protection (1897): 164, 228, Kesteven), 923 Abdominal tumours. See Tumours . proposed amendment, 164; annual Alcoholic cirrhosis of liver. See Liver Aberayron and New Quay sanitation, 229 of Miss Zanetti, 228. See also Bill, Alcoholism, pathology of (T. N. Kelynack), Aberdeen, Notification of Births Act in, 2 .firn's 869 territorial army medical corps in, 411, 10 idwves, medical fees under, 1138- ALDOR, Dr. voN: Early diagnosis of stomaeh medical inspection of schools in 6;' * ord and t Act, 1202; County Council cancer, 1248 colour photography in medicine, 711: wives Act ittee, 1203 ALDRBD, WILFRED A.: FJeas, 484 clubs in, 776; hospital ship at, 1015; waE liA oor-lawAqsrmuanperannuation (1896), Alfred Crompton's specific for deafness, com- supply of, 1015; parish council, 1140 * he position of, 1324 of, 1140; amount subscribed to the reisul Provi8i 83 Alimentary canal. &e Canal College, 1190 Public s Amendment (1907), Alkal4es in treatment of bronchial catarrh Aberdeen ispensary. See Dispensary (Alexander Haig), 1100; correspondence oD, Abordoee Royal Infirmary. See1ntlrmais Vac , 44, 226; general order 1216 Aberdeen Anatomical Society. See Soci¢ sued K overnment Board, 44; Alkaline treatmeDt of gastric disorders (Pro- Aberdeen, influenza in, 520 antiv , terature upon, 226. fessor Rayem), 1204 Aberdeen University. See University, ts, mprisonment under, 647 ALLAN, PERCY: Inoperable cancer of cervix, Abnormality, an unusual (R. Malnolm)io. Itsa ompensation, 42, 104, 175, 848 Abortion, attendance on case of, 600 18 7, t°m722. 772, 774, 830, 845, ALLAWAY, FREDERICK JOIN, obituary notice Abortion, Henry II of France on. 699 10 1334, 1402, 1444, 1445, 1461' of, 967 ABBAHAMs, BBRTRAM, obituary notice d hospitals (leading article), ATFLBUTT, Sir THOMAS CLIFFORD (editor): ABUAMs, ALBBRT: Tuberculous c - #,*.;>wtndence on, 175; can a work- A System of Medicine. rev., 87; appointed to 424 mpelled to undergo an ope- consulting staff of Couvalescent Home for Abscess of appendix, three cases (rep . t 4 120; is heat stroke an acei- Officers at Osborne, 1C9; empiricism and D. Ricihmond), 204 practitioners and the Act, 297; instinct in veterinary diagnosis, 231 Abscess, ctArbellar (Wilfred Trot 61;-i Tlinsley Park Coliry, 297; Williams ALLEN, RICHARD C., reports case of status correspondence on, 717 : Park Colliery, 297; hospitals and epilepticus: lumbar puncture: recovery, Abscess, hepatic, Complicating appendicitli tes, 359; Coles v. Great Western Rail- 885, (George P. Bletchly), 1164; corresponden: : mpan, 657; claims under, 772; medi- ALLEN, R. W.: Op8onic Method of Treatment, on, 1331, 1397 s Wferees under. 774; and compulsory rev., 815 Abscess of lung cured by incision and drain- atlon, H30, 845.1318,1334; Fairweather v. ALLINGHAM, WILLIAM, obituary notice of. 420 age (C. H. Cattle and J. EL. Edward), 558 ert and Co., 845; women and, 1071; cer- ALLISON, T. M.: Occipital neuralgia. 483; Abscess, multilocular, and widespread cates of nature of injury for employer, sugar headacbes, 663; preventton of tuber- puration, treatment of (Walter G. 8p 12; proohylactic operations, 1?34: can a culosis, 604; diptheria antitoxin by the 1036 r-law medical officer benefit under the mouth, 664 Abscess, subphrenic (El. L. Barnard), 7:,it ? 1402; curious compensation case, 1402; Alopeca areata, formaldehlyde in J. 429; leading article on, 458 ; corres urance for medical men, 1444; workmen's meInerney), 203 (J. on, 535 pensation insurance, 1445; Malone v. Ambulance dogs, 1190 Abscesses, *cute, method of obtais r yzer Irwtine Company, 1461; what is casual Ambulance training for London boys, 1212 healing of (James Phillips), 1163/ .. ployment ? 1595; Newnham v. Gill, 1612 Ambulance work in Birmingham, 777 Acaddmie de K6decine, election j 50 Ion, against two medical men, 348; for America. See United States Academy of Medicine, Toronto, iegllgence. 525; .for malpraxis (Douglas v. American National Health Committee, 1322 Academy, Royal Irish, 44 .4 0Rta,ger), 772, 785; for damages against sur- American National Tuberculosis Commis- Academy, Royal, of Medicine in Trela :eons (in Austria), 1144 sion. See Tuberculosis 83, 320, 445, 503, 586, 623, 746, 810, 866 tinomycosis (streptotrichosis) of lung and American Public Health League. 168, 1322 1109, 1297. Section of Anatomy and liver successfully treated with a vaccine American specialist. See Mortimer, Bertram ology: 445; anatomy of the iliac col (William H. Wynn), 554 American tinned meats, Manchester 'Port relation to hernia (R. A. Btoney), -ADAMS, H. PERcY: Notes on the construction Sanitary Authority and, 228 specimens, 445. Section of Mfedici of cottage hospitals, 1476 Amsterdam: First sanatorium for tuber- 503, 1046, 1298; diphtheritic fever (8 -;4DAMS, P. E. H.: Contagious conjunctivitis, culosis opened, 1378 Moore), 23; prognosis and treatm 1572 Amyl nitrite, tretment of haemoptysis by nephritis (J. M. rinny), 503; path ADAMSON, H. G.: Skin Affections of Childhood, (Dr. Crace-Calvert) 504 nephritis (Dr. Earl), 604 ; duodenal with special reference to those of more common Anaemia, splenic (I. George Taylor), 308 dhgnosis and treatment (Mr. itch occturrence, and their diagnosis and treatment, Anaesthesia in &merica, 1447 promotion of uniformit.y in the reg rev., 151 Anaesthesia, Chloroform, mechanism of, 2'M of diseases in hospitals (hir. Tobi Advertisements, analyses and, 1263 Anaesthesia, electric, 524, 724, 788 Section of Obstetrics: 83, 566, 810, 11 Advertisements, Indecent, 1275 Anaesibesia, etber, by the open method, 54, ing of practical obstetrics (Sir Adverttsements, objectionable, 721 145, 477; (H. Bellamy Gardner) 145 Smyly), 83; pregnancies in bicor AdvertIsing, 181. 904, 100, 1265,1335 Anaesthesia, general, status lymphaticus in ( R.H. Tweedy), b66; modifl Advertising in India, 1265 relation to (W. J. McCardie), 196 Seville's forceps (Sir A. Macan),if 1 Advertising of medical and surgisal homes, Anaesthesia foroperations on haemorrhoids, culous salpingitis (R. D Purl 181 64 treatment of puerperal infecti Advertising a speciality, 901. .l030, 1265 Anaestbesia, intraspinal injeetions of Macan), 1109. Section of Pathology: Advice to intending speakers at medical stovaine to produce, 715. 1018, 1330 cirrhosis of liver (Dr. Peacoke). meetings, 424 Anaesthesia. legal responsibility in cases of kin's disease (F. C Purser), 129 ;;a Aelius Aristides, 698 death during, 45 abnormality (Dr. Harvey), 1297.r. AFFLECK, J. 0., Honorarv LL.D. of Edin- Anaesthesia, local, death after, 120 State Medicine: 623 * alcohol and, burgh conferred upon, 965 Anaesthesiain private practice, 948 ease (W. B. Dawson), 623 8ectio 8 Afghans. 1275i Anaesthesia, spinal (H. Percy Dean), 870 320, 746, 866; graftiog of fibulal Africa, British Central: Colonial Office Anaesthetics. deaths from, questions in Par- Atkinson Stoney), 320; po si a report, 1143 liament, 832, 1199, 1553 vomiting (Dr. Gunn), 320; a Africa, South. See South Anaethetics, deaths under in general hos- goitre (Sir Thomas Miles) 321; Africa, tropical, hygienic conquest of, 1196 pitals. 119,181, 363, 405, 544, 598. 782, 1264 goItre (WilliamI Taylor), 746; Africa, West. See West AnaeRthetist. legal liability of the (R. Hens- culin (Frank Dunne), 866; dt After-care Association. See Association lowe Wellington), 747 pacted ureteral calculus (C. Age of the earth, P23 Analgesia, spinal, clinical experiences with 866 Agreements not to practise within an area, (ArthurE. Barker). 244 Accidents iu factories. See Factq8s 120,297 Analgesia, spinal, 715, 1018, 1330 Accrington, Notification of Bii1Ra * Agriculture, Board of. See Board Analyses and advertisements, 1263 1141 9., AICKIN, WILLIAM GRAVES, obituary notice of, Anastnmosti. uretero-trigonal (J. Scott Acidosis in pregnancy (J B. Leat 1025 Riddell). 975 ACL&ND, T. 1).: Bubphrenic absc AIKIN, CHARLES A., obituary notice of, 482 Anatomy of pancreas. See Pancreas Act, Notification of Births, 190 Air, compressed, effects of exposure to (M. Anatomy, review of books on, 1363 178, 229, 287, 294, 350, 414, 4R6, 484 Greenwood), 914. 983 Ancient surgical instruments. 695 712, 783, 786. 827, 831, 1016, 1023, 1 Air, compressed, few cases of illness of, with &NDERS, J,&ies M.: Textbook of the Prac ice of 1259, 1261, 1331, 1395, 1458, 15h-. remarks (C. Graham Grant), 1567. See also 4fedicine, rev., 993 dence on, 52, 115, 178, 484, 537, Ii,. 4 Caieson dtsease AND1ERSON, A. W : The work of a hospital 1205, 1259, 1261, 1331, 1395; a soluUpW tn Air passaees, remoO1 of foreign bodies from. pathological department, 683; spontaneous eirenicon, 115; negatived for *_ **of See Foreign lriversion of uterus, 1045 Leicester, 168; at Bradford. 2S- ift r- ATTKRN, ROBERT V.: Case of gastrostomy, AND'IRUSON, Sir THOMAS MCCALL, death of, deen, 267; decision not to adopt iii a, 1173 232; obituary notice of, 355; estate of, 294; in Manchester. 350, 414,, :k ; .t ALIBU, A. : Dietetic cures, 41 714 Eccles, 414; questions in ParK Albucosis, note on, 1371 Aneurysm, abdominal (J. S. Manson) 1424 592, 831; at Great Berkhamsts, Albuminuria from a life insurance point of Aneurysm, arter1o venous (George Mackay), on, 827; in Leicester, 1016; , view, 54 1176 Txz BRmsa 4. MEDICAL JOUaKA.T.J INDEX [JUNE 27, 1908.

Aneurysm, electrical treatment of (Dawson volunteer surgeons, 647; officers decorated the latter in a state of "red degeneration " Turner), 1426 by German Emperor, 658; wastage in the (Dr. Purslow), 564; medlastinal sarcoma Aneurysm, popliteal, case of double (reported army, 709; tuberculosis in (see Tubercu- (Douglas Stanley), 564 by W. H. Jalland), 82 losis); examination of officers for promo- Association, British Medical: Gloucester- Aneurysm, thoracic (David Drummond), 1405 tion, 722: detention allowances in India, shire Branch, 319, 387, 565; cases and speci- Aneurysms, obscure aortic,.two cases of (re- 722; military operations in last Afriea, mens, 319, 387. E65 ported by A. Marius Wilson), 1424 1902-6. 782; Zakka Rhel expedition, 805, Association, British Medical: Hong Kong Angina pectoris with aortitis (Parkes Weber), 1334; chest measurement in the army, 1037, and China Branch, 318; cases and speci- 686 1262; examination for the Royal Army mens, 318; promotion of medical science in Anginal attacks, treatment of, 1087 Medical Corps, 1086; universities and army China (J. Herbert Saunders), 318 Animals, humane slaughtering of, 846 officers, 1201; the medical emergencies of Association, British Medical: Metropolitan Animals, live, experiments on. See Experi- peace and war, 1334; incorporatioD of the Counties Branch, Hampstead Division, ments British Red Cross Society, 1462; service on 119.;l urethral and prostatic surgery (J. Ankle, dislocation at (E. N. Nason), 1424 the West Coast of Africa, 1.62 MacMunn), 1297 Ankylostomiasis, treatment of, 47 Army, British: Territorial Army Medical Association. British Medical: Oxford and ANNANDALE THoi&s, obituary notice of, 80; Corps, 278, 283, 298, 360. 410, 411. 479. 538, 590, Reading Branch, Oxford Division, 808; memorial 6e, 1020, 1201, 1555 653, 658. 723. 773, 786, 836, 839, 966, 1015, 1086, urethral calculus (R. E. Yelf), 808; puer- Annual Charities Register and Digest, rev., 1576 118,1265,1397, 1423, 1555,1699, 1611; London peral tetanus (Dr. Morton), 808; removal ot Autexema, composition of, 942 divisions, 298; principal medical officers,299, necroqed lung (Mir. Whitelocke>. 804; re Antlhrax in Manchester Meat Market, 350; at 361, 410: position of the London companies moval of internal semilunar cartilage (Mir. Pontardawe. 652; unusual case of, 721t, in R.A.M.C. (Vols.), 360; the new uniform, Whitelocke), 809; third stage of labour (T. Bradford. 837, 1329: unusual source of, at 479; officers appointed, 538, 658, 786; Ad- Watts Eden),809 Hudderafield, 1141; in (ilamorgan, 1257 visory Council, p90. 653: correspondence Association, British Medical: Ulster Branch. Anthrax, case of (reported by 1. E. Roberts), on, 653, 829, 773, 1397; letter from Lieu- 318, 1233; clinical meeting, cases, 318; 926 tenant-Colonel J. J. de Zouche Marshall, splenomegalic polycythaemia (W. B. Antlirax of lower lip (reported by S. Wilson), 773; location of medical units, 1086; gene- McQuitty), 319; address by Sir Victor 743 ral hospitals of, 1198, 1611; field ambulances, Horsley, 319; vote of thanks, 319; papers, Anthrax, notification of, 832; compulsory 1265; in East Anglia, 1397; in Aberdeen, 1233; cancer of uterus (R. J. Johnstone) notification of. 1536 411.1015; Highland division, 1015; smoking 1233; tetanus (J. G. Cooke), )233: pbrforatea Anthrax, questions in Parliament, 410, 528, concert, 1423; surgeon. Territorial Forces, ulcer of stomach (L. G. Cooke), 1233; 832 1555; and vaccination, 1599; nursing service removal of varicose veins (J. G. Cooke), Anthropology, Criminal, Congress of. See for, 1611 1233 Congress Army, British, medical inspection of school Association, British Medical: Yorkshire Anthropometric system, an innocent victim children in, 1003 Branch, 808: cases, 808; relationship and of the, 46 Army medical reDort for 1906, 331 interchangeability of pancreatitis and Anticonsumption crusade. See Tuberculosis, Army, British, R.A.M.C. (Vols.), 360; their parotitis (Gordon Sharp), 808; treatment of war against position in the Territorial Corps, 360 epilepsy (Dr. Eurich), 808; electro-thera- "Anttdiabeticum stock," composition of, Army, French, typhoid fever in, 361 peutics in some skin diseases (Dr. Metcalfe), 1124 Army, German, health of, 839; serumtherapy 808 Antidiplitheritic serum. See Serum in, 1116 Association, British Medical: Clinical and Autimalaria. See Malaria Army, Indian, 361, 422, 638,722, 1086, 1333, 1462, Scientific Proceedings, 22, 318, 387, 564, 808, Antimony, plea for (Eustace Smith), 488 1555,1611;result of January examination, 361; 1233, 1297 Autiquackery Bill. See Bill Indian hospital assistants, 422; studyleave, Association, British Medical: Elections to Antiscabin, composition of, 1124 638; detention allowances, 722; Govern- Central Council, 1261 Antiseptic surgery. See Surgery nient restriction of medical fees, 1086;new Association, British Medical: Report of Antitoxin, dtphtheria, by the mouth. 664; regulations, 1333: accident to Lieutenant- Special Finance Committee, 1333 mortality since the introduction of (Louis Colonel Shore, 1462: increase of honorary Association, British Medical: Grants and Martin), 1204 surgeons to the Viceroy of India, 1555; scholarships for scientific research, 1127 Antitoxin, tetanus, dosage of, 1464 annual dinner of past and presentmembers Association, British Medical: Assistant Medi- Antityphoid inoculation, present position of of the service, 1611. See also Indian Medical cal Secretary of, 1254 (R. ffingston Fox), 1177 service Association, British Medical: Present posi- Antituberculosis. See Tuberculosis, war Army and Navy Male Nurses' Co-operation, tion of, the need of further local organiza- against 1315 tion (F. Marslh). 1420 Antivaccination literature, 226, 706; Truth Army, United States, medical service of, 1445 Association, British Medical: Science Com- and, 706 ARNOLD, MaILES B.: Measles, 1397 mittee, Report CV, investigation on the Antivaccinators, dissensions among, 95D. See Arris and Gale Lectures. See Lectures regeneratioa of nerves with regard to sur- al,so Vaccination Arsenic in beer, 1258 gical treatment of certain paralyses (Basil Autivivisection agitation, 1131, 1208, 1262 Arsenic as a preventive in yellow fever, 345 Kilvington), 1414; ReportCVI, investigation antivivisection, calumnies against hospitals Art, influeDce of abnormalities of vision on of the bundle of His in rabbits' exeised (leading article), 1381 (leading article), 1006 hearts perfused with Locke's fluid (L. N. Antivivisection demonstration, 1193 Arterio-sclerosis (W. E. Dixon), 388 Hesketh Biggs). 1419 Antivivisectilon meetings, 770, 890, 951, 1013, Arterio-venous aneurysm. See Aneurysm Association, British Ship Surgeons', 240, 274 1193, 1250, 1318; at Bedford College, Oxford, Arthritis, rheumatoid. See Rheumatoid Association, British Women's Temperaanc, Worcester, 770, 890 Arthrodesis and tendon transplantation 289 AntivIvisectionists, parliamentary, 1318 (Robert Jones), 728 Association, Canadian Medical, 1142 Antivivisectionists rebuffed. 890 ARTHuR, RId-SARD: Australasia and the sonas Association, Cancer Research, 1291 .ntlvivisectionist rdchauffes, 951. See also of professional men, 1152 Association of Certifled Dispensers, 521, 700 Vivisection ARTrUR, WILLIAM B.: Suppementary First Association, Convalescent Homes, third Anton Ambruns's dropsy remedy, composi- Aid to Miners. rev, 993 annual meeting, 1402 tion of, 1124 Artificial membrane in marked temporary Association, Durham University Medleal ANTON, G.: Arzttiches iJber Sprachen und deafness during the subacute stage follow- Graduates', summer dinner 1378 Denken, rev., 265 ing acute tympanic suppuration (Willfhm Association for the Feeble minded, National, Aunt in the larder, 1212, 1275 Hill), 622 1188; annual meeting, 1188 Aortic aneurysms. See Aneurysms Asearis lumbricoldes, treatment of, 1088; Association, French Medical, 1378 Apes and syphilis, 101 (E N MacBean Ross), 1232 Association. German Medical, established in Aphasia and Broca's convolution, 282 Aseptic gloves. See Gloves Cairo. 1370 Aphasia, motor, recovery from (Professor Aseptic surgery. See Surgery Association, German School Hygiene, 1265 Dejerine), 779 ASH. EDWIN: Inhalation treatment of re- Association. German, of Naturalists and Apotnecarles'Hall of Ireland, 178, 422; special spiratorv diseases, 1152 Medical Men. 1058 examination, Li8; special meeting of court, Assistant leaving without notice, 1148 Association, Head Teachers': "The Child as 422 Assistants and fees for anaestheties, 962 Unit," 1601 Apothenaries' Societv of London, 57, 178, 294, Association, After-care, 600 Association, Holiday Camp, 778, 1203 541, 784, 966, 1082, 1336; pass lists, 57, 178, 294, Association, American Climatological, Trans- Association, Invalid Children's Aid, 1063 541, 784, 966, 1032, 1336 actions. rev., 1115 Association, Irish Medical, 1201, 1603; 60th Appeals, 240, Z63 Association, Ameriean Hospital, 15652 annual meeting, 1603 APPFL, LJouisB: Source of ova, 81 Association, American Laryngological, Trans- Association, Irish Medical Schools' and Appendicitis. acute, analysis of 100 consecu- actions, rev., 28 Graduates', 645, 700 tive operations for (&rthur H. Burgess), 148 Association of American Physicians, Trans- Association of Medical Journalists, 715 Appendicitis complicated by bepatic ab- actions, rev., 875 AssociatioD of Medical Men Receiving Paying scesses (George P. Bletchly), 1164; corre- Association, Asylum Workers', annual meet- Patients, 1128 sponderce on, 1331, 1397 ing, 1385 Association of Medical Officers of Missionary Appendicitis, ballad on the deathl of, 1371 Association, the British, 715, 1322; President Societies, 1177; present position of anti- Appendicitis and obstinate constipation. 1448 for 1909, 715 typhoid inoculation (R. Hingston Fox), Appendicitis, operation for, on board an Association, British Dental, 1452; annual 1177 Atlantic liner, 33 meeting, 1452 Association, Medico-Psychological, 1004, 110; Appendicitis, operations for (J. W. Dowden), Association, British Medical: Annual meet- cretinism (Guy B. East). 1110 204 ing at Sheffleld. 405, 1252, 1323, 1550: and Association. Midwives', 638, 1315,1329; annual Appendicitis at sea (A. E. Johnson), 442 Buxton, 1252; food and drugs exhibition at, meeting, 1329 Appendinitis, unusual case of (Rushton 1323 Association, Poor Children's Holiday Camp. Parker), 1351 Association, British Medical: Annual Repre- See Association, Foliday Pamp Appendix abscess. See Abscess sentative Meeting, 1379: leading article, Association, Poor-law Medical Officers', of ArvHom&s, G.: Tumour of orbit removed 1379 England and Wales, 382, 599, 1552; annual without enucleation and without loss of Association, British Medical: Birmingham meeting, 1552 sight, 1163 Branch, 22, 564: ruptured spleen (Professor Association. Poor-law Medical Officers', Archaeological Papers 1665-1890, Index of, rev., Leith), 22; ischaemic paralysis (Frank Scottish, 348; annual meeting, 348 23 Barnes), 22; myxoedema with symptoms Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis. ARDIN-DELTEML, P.: Petite Chirurqie et Pra- of Graves's disease (Dr. Emanuel), 22; See Tuberculosis tiques spgcialex courantes. rev., 1391 aneurysm of anterior oommunicating Association for Promoting the Training and Argentine republic, population of, 205 artery (Stanley Barnes), 22: trans-sacral Supply of Midwives, 638, 1315 ARKa,E, A. B.: Physique and health in excision of rectum (Mr. Morrison), 22; Association, Provident 595 schools, 84 sciatica cured by nerve stretchinag under Association of RegisteredDispensaries,Medical Women. Army, British, 278, 283, 298, 331, 360, 537, lumbar anaesthesia (Mr. Morrison), 23: 25, 103, 262. 626. 749. 930, 1178; exhibition of 590, 592, 647, - 653, 658. 709. 722, 773, 786, cases and specimeDs. 23; cerebral cyst cases, 25, 626, 749, 970: medical women snd 836, 839, 9D5, 986, 1013. 1016, 1077. lOR6, (Stenlev Barnes and Gilbert Barling), 564; public employers, 106; discussion on fees 1201, 1262. 1265. 1334, 1397, 1423 1462, 1555, 1599, deformity of ulna (Mr. Gamgee), 564 ;uterus for medical inspection of schools, 262: value 1611: the army estimates for 1903-9, 537; with pregDancy and cervical fibrold (Dr. of Harrogate Spa treatment in relatiou to mledfical cxaimination for volunteers, 592; Purslow), 564; pregnant utcrns with fibrold, diseases of women (Laura Veale), 1178 -Tim IW=m irift 7'279 .1108.1 NDEX. iouzmz 5 Jrn:,:: I-D-X.-t m-r-a AMsotion, Sanitary Inspectors',-652, 1394 Bacteria, a challenge to, 1152 children in, 1392; annual meeting of the Association, Soottish Medioal and -Dental Bacterial suspensions, inoculations of (Peel British Dental Association at, 1452 Financial, 101 -itehie), 623 Belgium, certificates for nurses in, 823; Association of Scottish Medical Dplomates, Bacteriologieal aspects of the problem of hydreo0hobta in-~1004 1327; annual dinner, 1327 neuropathic keratitis (H. Morriton Davies BYELu'W, ttAI: iPhys&tlogical importance of Assoeiation State Children's, 1315; annual and George Hall), 72 cacium salts, 605, 654, 841 meeting. 1315 Baoterology,-revIew of books on,63S, 1363 Belladonna poioing, case of 8644, E87*IL Association of Tropical Medicine, Par BAILEY, F. A.: Old Exonl-ns Club, 664 Knight Nayson), 987 Eastern, 1031 BAIN, JOHN: Inherited syphilis, 683; rigor BsRz4nXT, SirWItarn:I Wodfieations in .the Association, Y-ork Health and Housing mortis in' the stillborn,8S7 movements of the knee-joint directliconse- ,ieforn, publishes a food chart, 1329 BAKBE, THOMAS, menorial to, 240 quent upon injury, 1 ;appoinied to consult- Assurance. See Insurance BAKKER, THOXsE: The ptctroscope: fis Uses in ing staffof Convalescent Home for Oic s, Astereognosis iParves stewart), 1175 General Analyticalahemistry, rev.. 935 Osborne, 109 Asterisk, the undeserved, 464 Balano-posthitis and glycosuria (Arthur Bequest to hospitals and medical.charities, Asthma, 1403 Cooper), 1423 183, 237, 9 .67 712, 823, 865, 930, 968, 100 Asylum, Ayr District, 1266 Baldness, compesition of remedies for, 833 1076, 1141, 190, 1230,' 1245 1Z47. 1272, 1281, Asylum, Ballinasloe v Galway Workhouse, 349 BALDWIN,J. A.: Censures at inquests. 1077 1329, 1409.1411, 1413, 1492, lA47, 1564 Asylum, county, privte lunatic patient sent BALFOUR, A. C.: Method of producing dia- BERDOB, ED D: The antivivisectionapi 'to, 1285 phoresis, 1404 tation, 1208, 1162; "calumnies against hos- Asylum, Edinburgh Roval, 532, 775* -Dr. BALL,-C. RTHUR: Diamnosis of impacted pitals " 1459 tlouiston's successor, 532; annual meeting ureteral calculus, 866,982 BERG, *.: Die FehlergrUse bet den histologischen and report, 775 EALLANCE, C. A.:-Birth-plsy, 1174 Methoden, rev., 816 Asylum, Fife and Kinross District, 1266 BALLANSTYE, J. W.: Hospital treatment of BERGER, Professor: Action for d mages Asylum, Gartloch, Glasgow, 39; tenth annual morbid pregnancies, 65 against, 899 report, 39 BALLET, GILBERT: Inaugural lecture in Chair Beri-beri, causes of, 647 Asylum, Glasgow Royal, ni-nety-fourth annual of the-History of Medicine, 779 Beri-beri and foreign -seamen,592 report, 1258; advantages of early treatment Banbury, report of M.O.iH., 1024 Bern-beri, outbreak on board a merch4nt of mental disease, 1258 BANDA, KOBBE KADuWk TIKIRI: Treatment vessel (Staff-Srgeon Sidney Roach),h099 Asylum, Grahamstown, 113 of Ascaris lumbi-icoides. 1088 Berlin, spqclal corespondence from.bl, 239 Asylum. Inverness District, 1026, 1462; new Bangalore, educational institution at, 1120 fatal accident to Professor Lassar, medical superintendent for, 1452 BANKART, Fleet-Surgeon A. R.: Improved death of Professor v. Tobold, 1-; hom}re for, Asylum, Larbert, medical superintendent centrifuge, 908 congenital syphilitics, 51; IncTease of for, 1258 Bankruptcy court and sale of practice, 658 doctors in Prussia, 51.; war against tuber- ASymInm, Purdysburn, Belf&st, -development Banti's disease. See Anaemia, splenic -culose, 51; health of the German armY, of. 1140 BARBOUR. FRIELAND: Lower uterine seg- 839; increase of perityphlitts, 839 Asylum, Richmond Distr-iot, Dublin, 650 ment, 684 Berlin, clinic, of women's diseases opene4 In, Asylum, Sligo Lunatic, 349 BARDSLUY, Mr.: Bttinitis proliferans, 447 1409 Asylum, Staffordshire County, Cheddleton, BARDSWELL, NOEL DBAN: Diets In Tubereu- Berlin Photographic Companyissues a repro- near Leek, 1026 ois: Principles and Economics, rev., 1362 duction of Fildes's ,portrait of the XJinj, AsltSn, Swansea and Merthyr, 229: proposal, Barium sulphide as a depilatory, 184 450 ;229- WILLIAM BIssEr, to the BARKER, ARTHUR E,: Clinical experiences BxaY, Sir . ietain Asylums, religious instruction in, 124 with spinal analgesia, 244 ; lumbar puncture title of "Honorable," 1190 Asylum Workers' Assotiation. Bee Associa- in otide meningitIs, 685 BEsSON, Dr.: TechnifqUe chiCh ical.J.oura tion BARLIIG, GILBERT: Ceiebral cyst, 564; nalitre au 1f du malaie,'rev., 63 , Ataxy, treatment of. 968 diagnosis and-treatment of renal mobility, Beverages and fatigie (leadin-gitiq), ,lO8 Athletic competition, does it cause heart 672 ' BuA2IDARKAR, Rao babib P. R.: The eflst- d isease? 100& BARLOW,-Sir T.: Spontaneous disapcearauce et-ce of an acute tubercuou fvre in ATKINS, W. B. GELSTON: Cr-itical solution ofVrecurrent careinoma, 1174; birth palsy, ludia which has been cQnfused with c9- point of urine-amnew physico-chemical 1174 tinuous and remittent fevers, 377 methaod of examination, 264 BARNARD, H. L.: Subphrenic abscess, 206, 371, BICKICBÐ. EDWARD ROBFRT, obit;ry, AtKInSoN, STANLEY B.: Tuberculosis amoDg 429 jiotice of, 659; estate of, 885 lews, 1077 BARNEs, FRANK: Ischaemic paralysis, 22 BICumTON, THOMAS H., appointtd l..P.' fOr Atoxyl in Kala-Azar (U. N. Brahmaoali), BARNES, ROBERT SIDENHAN FANCOURT, City of Liverpool, 1247 obituary notice of, 541 Bicycle saddl"e, 788 Atoxyl, localized Injections of, in syphilis BARiNES, STANLEY: Aneurysm of anerior Bieri's method in dermatology.(-op!rd (Dr. Hallopeau), 173 communicating artery, 22 ,-cerebral cyst, Taylor and R. W. Mackenna), 824 Afteafuance on ease of abortion,-600 564 BIGG, EDWARD:* Traumatic tetanus bigihiiidz Attendance on clergy and their families, Barnsley disaster, 1908 (V. K. Black urn and with clonic spasms, 1108 -gtatult6us, 7'21 x. Mercer), 257 BIGG, -. SHKsMiAN: Cancer, rev., S8; A4iendapce prize system. its relation to the Barnst&aple, reportaf M.O.H.. 1338 BIGG, HEATHER: Method. of redui5g d-£ spread of disease in elementary schools. BAROZZI, J.: Manuel de Gyndecologie Prdtique, placed semilunar cartilages. 78# '-&e%bhoels rev.,609 BIGGS, L. 1. EESKETH: Investdgat{tOi of the A'THILL, LomBB: Oa the causes of inversion BARgR, Sir JAMEs: Some of the -medical bundle of His in rabbits' exeised hearts per- f'the uters, 1224 aspects of life insurance, 241; pleural fused with Locke's fluid, 1419 AULD. A. &.: Chronic bronchitis, 368 effusion, 417; observations on bronchitis Bill of fare, a Latin, 170, 337 " Ausssv, -Dr.: IaQn ophthalmo-VeaUtio to and emphysema, 909: broncl-itis kettle, iltl, Antiquackery, in Germanjr, 960 - tuberculin in 300 child-rn, 779 l1088; -chest measurenent in the army, 1262 Bili, Notication of Births. See Act Australia, special correspondence from, 1204; BARRs, Dr.: Treatment of gastric ulcer, 389 Bill, the-Children's, 409,774. 893 11M6,1256,1554 medical examination of school children, BARTON, G. A. H.: Ebher administration by Bill, Coroners' inqoests, 893, 1138 1204 the open method, 54, 644 Bill, Dairies (Scotland), 19 Alustralasia and the sons of professional SARWELL, HAROLD: Diseases of the Larynx, Bill, Death Certificates (charges), 708, 1138 -men, 1162 rev., 1428 Bill, Dogs (Protection'. 410, 591 Australia, plague in, 100, 422 BASSLTr-SHITH, Fleet Surgeon P. W.: Kala- Bill. Housing, 824, 1199; (leading article6d), Afl9traIia,South, the conscientious objector azar in the Royal Navy, 1043 821 In, 1049. See al8o New South Wales, Sydney, BATBMAN, A. b.lEORGE: Medical quackery, Bill, Infant Life Protection. See" Bill, etc. 1205; Medical Defence Union, 1263 Children's- Auto4u-toxioation and insanity (leading B&ATMAN, F. J. HARVEY: A St. Thomas's Bill. Irish Universitv, 825. 832. 897, 1199,1B00, article), 1316 worithy, 240 1248,1266, 1326, 1391, '452, 1594; (Wading aricle "Automobilia," 257 BATHO, Colonel ROBERT, obituary notice of on), 825, 1268. See also tInlversity, Irish Automobiles. See DEotor 1026 Bill, Miners Eight Hours, 1599 Anitonemy, inter -universities conference BATTEN,. F. E.; Gaertner infection. 449 Bill, Official Directery of Nurses, 1134, 1131' .pkOn, 348 BArtLE, WILLIAM HENRY: Traumatic rupture BUIl, Old Age Pensions. 1663. 1599 Autopsies in general practice, plea for the of the large intestine, operation, recovery, Bill Parochial Medical Officers (Scotland), habitual performance of (J. Tregelles Fox), 1412 709 1412 BAUMANN, Fr.: Gonorrhoea, its Diagnosis and Bill, Poisons and Pharmacy, 646,1389 AVELING, FRANCIS (editor) : Expository Essays Treatment, rev., 1363 Bill, Poor-law (Irelsnd), 895, 1199. inOChristian Philosophy, rev., 934 BATON, H.: Extragenital syphilitic infection, Bill, Prevention of Crime, 1553 AvELLIs, GEORG: Verhandlungen der deut8chen -682 Bill for Prevention of Tuberculosis in Ire- larvngologischen. Gesellschoft at4fder JI Ver- Bazih's disease, 723 land. 1604 sammlung zu Dresden vom 15-18 September, SEALE, E. CLIFFORD: General hospitals and Bill, Prohibition of Medical Practice by Coin. 1907, rev., 1114 the provident system, 1473 panies, 592, 1071 Avian proteosoma and malaria, 124, 184 Beasl.V's Prescriptiqns, rev.. 453 Bill. Public Healthi Act (1875) Amendment AYLING, ARTHUR H. W.: Pharyngltis, 300 BBAT96N, Sir GEORGE T., dinner to, 230 (Water Rights), 708, 774, 894 AY]E, JOAN JOSEPH, obituary notice of, 848 BEAUPER9.irUY Dr.: A pioneer in research Bill, Public Health (Markets in RuralrDis- on yellow fever, 1306 tricts), 894, 1598 BICHAMP, Professor, obituary notice of, Bill, Public Health Officers, 529. 1150 Bill, Public Health (Sewers afia Drains), 1699 BECK, CARL: Surgical Diseases of the Chest, Bill, Shops, 1137 rev., 454 Bill. Tuberculosis Prevention (Ireland), 1598 Redale (Yorka), diphtheria in, 1082 Bill, University of Durlham, 1449, 1554. Bedpan, 1240 Bill, WeeklvyRest Day. 1599 Bee-keepers atthe Franco-BritishExhibition, Binders, infant. See Infant 1440 BINNIE. J. F.: Manual of Operative Surgery, Reer. arsenic In, 1858 rev., 327 B. Begging Baron, 481, 121 BIRCH, ROBERT, obituary notice of, 357 BEtCHEIR, C-nLsiNT: Funotional dyspepsia, Birkenhead, medical inspection of schbol Babu English, 637 1D22 children in, 402 Bacillus of tubercle in butter, 1403 Belfast, hbelth of 171, 465, 593,898, 1073, 1199, Birmingham, specia correspondence fram,58, Bacillus typhosus, isolation of. from the 1324, 1389,.1453; questions in Parliament, 465, 533 850,7137,77, 836, 895, 1016.11328.160 i; tuber- spinal oold of a ase f tyhoid fever with 1199, 1324, 1389; hospital abuge in 630 ; milk culosis and the milk supply, 48. 1328, 1500; cerebro-spinal symptoms (reported by supply of, 650; results of the Poor law sanatoriumr fo consumptives, 48, 895;6 Ho;a- Ernest H. M. Milligan), 25 sanatorium, 898 proposed new universities pital Sunday Fund, 48, 895; health @01 In Bacillus typhosus, pathogeny of, 655: dis- in Ireland, 954, 1014, 1072 l140 - Health Com- 1907,533; risks of radiography, 650,836; milk . tAbUtlon of in' the hu body (leading mission, 1073, 1199, 1324': cosi of the Com- supply of 1907, 651;tthe '-'eneral Hospital article), 1129. See al8o Typhoid carrior mission, 1199, 1389; exnminatiou of milch 128th annual' report, 713; Queen's Hospital Back numbers, 363 eows in, 804; -the abattoir and the Health - 67th report, 713; report of public analyst, Bacon from Denmark, diseased, 832 omnnislon, 1389; preventIon of cruelty to 713; ambuliuce work, 777; Birmingham 6 MEDICOAL JOURLNAL] INDEX. rJUN^E 27, QOF-

34edcaltInstitute.*Are778; offeebte-minded Bonesetters and crippled children, 165 British Medical Benevolent Fund. SeeFund gi718i 895. 1016:i r. ia-diall d*ards, 836, BONNEr, GERAUD: Trait pratique, d'hypno- BRITISH PRDICALIOURNAL, 156 5;the King and, the Children's tisme et de rev., 812 Standard 89 895; Ros- suggetiontherapeutique, BROADBRNT,Sir WiLLAM164 (editor): pital,56:B8 1tok1 Territorial Medical Corps, Pooks, disinfectionof- closed, 535 Family Phys8cian,rev., 846; health lectures, 89;lyying-in'charity, Books, review of. ReviewSee Broca's convolution, aphasia and, 282 895; care of mentally defective children, Boratie acid in cream, 1586 BRocKBANx,11 M.:Lije Insuranceand Genera& 895, 1016; homes for epilepticsand feeble- BORSL, F.: A warning against the possible Practice, rev., 629 minded. 1016; sirmingham. edical Bene- extension of cholera 340 BrocklehuratFrund. See Fund vlt$ tnociety,.1328; med*cal inspection BouRLius, vrofessor: Firhandlingarrnavid Bromoform syrup, compound, 1239 factfriesr18,11; Igleby lectures, o528; pro- Nordisk Kirurgisk Fbrenings Toe Bole i Bronchial catarrh. See Catarrh vincial meeting of the Society for the Kristiania, Aug. 8-10, 1907, rev., 118 Bronchitis, observations on (SirJames Barr), Study of Disease in Children, 160 Borau freckles cream, composition of, 909 Birmingham University,180111 1124 Bronchitis, chronic (A. G. Aul%l), 368 Birmingham, influenza in, 519: medical in- BOs, MONI MoRAN: The Scourgeof Plaguue Bronchitis kettle. See Kettle spection schools in,881,1377 rev.,55L Bronchopueumonia, treatment of (William Birmnibgiam University. See University BOSE,C.C:J. Comparative Electro-Phy8iology, Jas.Penfold), 258; correspondence on,644 Airth in a caul (C. R. A. Sutton), 82 rev., 761 Bronchoscopy and tracbeoscopy, 184 Birth palsy. See Palsy BRostock's eye ointment, composition of, 1373 PROWN, Professor CHauM, resignation of, 1326 Births and deaths in Ireland, 592 BOTKBINE, EUGtiSE nominae £ooor BROWN, HAYDN: The Wife: Her Book, rev., Blith-t;tes at home and abroad, 1250 Commandqr Royal Victorian Order, 1547 1053 BISH8HP, X. BrANmoREt: Gastro-enterostomy, Bottle-fed mothers. See dothers BROWN, JOHN F. CULLEN, obituary notice of, 681 BOUCHARD, Professor, elected vice-president 846 BISHOP, HY. DRAPERa: Sunshine in 1907,364 of the Acaddmie des Sciences for 1080, 173 BROWN.J. MACDONALD, appointed J.P. for blackbun, special correspondence from, 119; BOURCART, M.: Le Ventre:II,I:Estomac et county of London, 114 question of a sanatorium, 169 L'Inte4tin, rev., 1427 BROWs, LAwRA8ON: Inheritance of pul- Blackburn, annual report of M.O.H., 1070 BOUTFLOWER, ANDREW: The' New Man- monary tuberculosis, 175 BLACKBIuRN, V. K.: Note on the Barnsley chester Infirmary, 1611 BROWs, WILLIAM:-Prevention of tubercu- disaster, 19.28. 257 BOVILL, ieutenant-Colonel EDWARD, obi- losis,537 BLACEHAM. Major R. J called to the Bar at tua&ynotiiceof, 907 BROWN, WILLIAM. retirement of, 471 the Middle Tempple, 1247; the microscope in Bovine tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Brown dog, 47. 107, 165. 221, 409, 1401; ques- war, 1340 B0wEN-DAVIES, WILLIAM, obituary notice of, tionsin Parliament, 409. See also Vivisec- Black Wash".tablets, 1240 1209 tion and Antivivisection Blackwater fever. See Fever BOWLBY, ANTHoNY A.: Nine hundred cases BtowNtE, DAVID, obituary notice of,183 Bladder, inverted, prolaaps of throuh of tuberculous disease of the hip, 1465 BROWXss, Deputy Burgeon-General JAMxs, urethra (Charles Leedham-Green), 976 Box, CHARLES R.: Subphrenic abscess, 535; obituary notice of, 966 Bladder ovesr-distension of, 908 toxic effects of petrol fumes, 807 OSWALD, death of, 953; obituary on, 944 BBOWNB, BLAIR,F ATR10K1 note BOYCE, 3. WALLACB: Some remarks on the notice of, 1024 BLAK;, THOMAs WILLIAM: Fleas. 481 Irish Poor-aw medical service, 862 BAOWNLUE, ALEX : Open continuous drop BLANCHARD, RAPHAEL, submits a scheme covcoT'r, A. Z.: Possibility of the -resence mothod of administeing ether, 471 for the' publation 'of a CorpusIn8crip- ot Malta fever among English goats, 1609 BRuCE, Colonel DAVID, HOn. LL.D. of tionun ad zedicinam- biolgiamquespectan- BRADBURNE, A. A.: Royal Society and the Glasgow conferred upon,' 773; Malta fever, tium, 763 test for colour blindness. 124 1046 BLAv7-SuTmTg,J.: Cancer of the ovary,6 BRADFORD, JOxN Ro'E, elected member of BRucz, EDWIN M.: Detection of the Common BLANDY, F. D.: Word of the oracle, 1022 Athenaeum Club, 591 Food Adugterants, rev., 691 BLEMELL-POLtARD, appointedsecretary Bradford, andits. medical charities, 49, 1329; BRUCE. IaoNIDsmz Ulcerative proctit4s, 1234 of Income-Tax Reduction League. 1315 infant mortality in, 110; the Infirmary BRUCm, LEwisC.: Etiology of mania, 347 BLETCHLY, GEORGE P.: Appendicitis com- Samaritan Society, 170; the small-pox hos- BRUCE, ROBBET, appointed J.P. for Aber- plicated by hepatic abscesses, 116, 1397 pital as a sanatorium, 170; and the Noti- deenshire, 700 BLiGH, H ypersensitiveness toantidiph- fication of Births Act. 229; medicalb33, insDec- BRUCE-BAYS, J.: Case of twins with hydram- therial serum, 501 tion ofschool. children in, 836, 1127: nios of onesac, 317 Blinduess, night, urotropine in, (S. Mal- anthraxin, 837, 1329; medical men and BRUCK, VON ALFRED: Die Krankheiten der lannah), 444 tramway accidents, 1017; the Postmaster- Nae und Mundhdhle Sowie desRachens und Blindness, prevention of in Liverpool, 1454 Generalin, 1076; bequests to the charities, des Kehlkopfe, rev., 1429 Blood pressure, reviewr of bookson,6E9 1329: supercession ol the certifying factory BRYANT, JOSBPH D. (editor): American Practice spa Edge- Blood pressure in practice (V. surgeon, , 1453; open-air school, 1453; of Surgery, Vol. iii. rev., 326 combe), 391 methods ofiee creatn vendors, 1453 Brynmawr, death-rate, 351 Blood stains on bones. See Bones Bradford Hospital Fund. See Fund BUCHANAN, Lieutenant-Colonel A.: Cats as BLUM, Dr.' VIKVr)R: Samptomatologie und Bradford,influenza in. 520 plague preventers, 1285 Diagnostik der uro-genitalen Erkrankungen, Bradford Infirmary. See Infirmary BUCEANAN. G. : Report on certain inm- rev., 1302 BADSHAW, T. R.: Mitral regurgitant mur- ported meat foods of questionable whole- BLUMFEL*, J.: Chloroform and the status mur, 390 someness, 343 liyihatious, 477; deaths under anaes- Braomar medical officership, 1075. 128 BUCK, ALBBRT H. (editor): American Practice thetias, 782 BEARmAcEAR. U. N.: Sporadic-kala-azar in of Surgery, vol. iii, rev., 326 Board of Agriculture and diagnosis, E92; Calcutta, with notes of a case treated with Buckingham RuralDistrict, report of M.O.H., question in Parliament, 1653 atoxyl, 1286 1398 Board,Central Midwives, 5, 831, 1547 ; num Brains of distinguished men, 406 BUCKLEY, CHARLES W.: A warning, 1340 ber of candidates at December examlna- BRAITHWAITE, J. 0. (editor): Yearbook of Buda-Pesth, school for epileptic children in, tion, 56; doctors and aidwives, 831 ; letter Pharmacy, 1907, rev., 328 823 to thePrivy Council, 1547 BRAKENRIDGB, Captain F. J., receives per- Building Accidents Committee, report, 891 Board, Local G6vernmeat, appeals to, 526; mispion toaccept Imperial Ottoman Oider Building on tipped refuse. 1149 authorizes researches for current year 645 of ledjidieh, 751 BUI6T J. J.:'Plea for theimprovement in the Board Lodal Government, of Ireland. and BRAMWULL, BYROM: Analysis of 263 cases of teac6ing and an encourageinent in the the Poor-law Medical Service, 630, 776; tabes, 669 study oflegal medicine, 77, 417 generosity of, 716; medical inspectoi-s BRAMWELL,,T. MILNE:Bypnotism, 917 BUASTRODE, Dr.: Report on sanatoriumS for under, 1266 BEAzIL, W. H.: Case of pyrexia in malignant consumptives (leading articles on), 275, 703; Board, LondonIntercollegiato BSholarships, disease suggestive of suppuration, 317 note on, 527 1296 Brazil. Governmentvotes funds for establish- Buphthalmia. with malformation of iris (Mr. Board, Metropolitan Asylums, recommends ment of anexperimental pathologicalinsti- Hosford). 447 four ambulance tramway cars for use at tute at Manguinh9s, 221 Burdett's Hospitals and Charities, rev., 816 eamall-pox hospitals, 82; official reception Bread, weight of in Toronto, 351 Bureau for Colonials. 1585 221; medical sunerintendeats under 482; Breast cancer. See Cancer BURGEBS, ARTHUR H.: An analysis of a re- paucit, of candidates for appointment Breast, plastic resection of. and its bearing cent series of 100 consecutive operations for of asistant medical oofficers, 583 ; report of on the preliminagy incision of breast acute appendicitis, 188 on vinegar, 583; and its medical officers, tumours (C. Hamilton Whiteford), 1359 Burial premature, bill to prevent, 617 703; medical staff of. 982 Breast tumour. See Tumour BURNIT, EDWARD (editor): Edinburgh Stereo- Bodies of men executed in Nubta in Roman BREEMER, HERMANN, monument to, 403 scopic Atlas of Obstetrics, rev., 1181 times (Frederic Wood Jones), 736 BRENNAN,J. M.: Notification of Births Aot: BURROWs. HAROLD: Punch fractures, 740 BODING CON, GEORGE: Treatment and Cure of A solution and an etrenlcon, 116; new(?) BURT. J. BARNES: Gout showing destructive Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 405 view of, 1205,1331,1458 changes in bone. 1175 Body removal of for inquest purposes. 3EW Brentry Home for Inebriates. near Bristol, BURTON, E. T.: Fleas, 484 BOIS-IYMOND, ENN DU: Phasolopie des 285, 701; enteric fever at, 283, 701; leading BUSHNELL, F. G.: Work of a hospital patho- Menschen und der Stingethiere, rev., 12.8 article on, 70l logical department, 683 BOLDUAN, CHARLBS F.: Bac'criology of Diph- BRICKNER, WALTER M.: Five Hundred Sur- Rust developers, 124 theria, including Sections on the Iffstory, gical $uggestions: Practical Brevities in BUTLER, W. HARRISON: Calmette's oph- Epidemiology, and Pathology of the Disease. -iagnosis and Treatment, rev, 90 thalmo-reaction, 922 the :Mortality caused by it, the Toxins a'ad Bridgman appeal. See Appeals Butlin's operation for cancer of tongue. See Antitoxins, and the Serum Disease, rev.. 1019 Bridgman fund. See Fund Cancer BOLTON, C.: Experimental production of BRIGGS- D?r.: Ectopic gestation 446 Butter, tubercle bacilli in, 1403 gastric ulceration, 503 Brighouse, report of M.0 H., 294, 1265 BUxTON, DUDLEY, evidence of, before the BOLTON, J. 8 : Retentiont ,after prostatec- Bristol, special correspondence from,- 283, Royal Commission on Vivisection, 631; a tomy, 363 ; wart on scalp, 1616 471, 634, 1141; a universitv of Bristol, 283; disclaimer, 1464 BOLTON, JOSEPH S.: Occipital nearalgia, Territorial Army scheme; meetings at Buxton and the annual meeting, 1252 483 Bristol, 285; Brentry Home for Inebriates BOMBARDA, MIGUEL, elected member of near Bristol. 283: pathology at the Royal Portugu,ese Chamber of Deputtes, 1024 Infirmary, 471; lecture by Sir Almroth Bombay. report of bacteriological laboratorv Wright, 471; infant mortality, 471; Hospital 1142,1239; report of the city for 1906, 1142; Sunday Fund, 471; Royal Infirmary, 534; medical congress See Congress University College Publk,c Health Labora- C. BOND, FR&NK F.: Medical examination and tory. 1141 life assurance, 841 Bristol, influenza in, 519; old skulls found in Cachexia, remarkable striae atrolphicae due Boriseagats and fractares, unuuited (Rushton a Carmelite burying ground in, t98 ; medi- to (H. D. Rolleston), 491 Parkes), 84- cal inspection of school children in, 1245 Cactus for destruction of mosquitos, 715 Bone marrow, extract otred, 1054 British Army. See Army Caecum, hernia of. Bee Hernia B0ones, loag. disgoosis and treatmcnt of British Central Africa. See Africa Caecum, malIgnant disease of (Charters J. fractures of, discussion on, 741 British and German death-rates, 409 Symonds), 566 Bones, post-mortem blood staius of (Frederic British Honduras. See Honduras Caesarean section, post-mortem, and ecclesi- Wood Jones), 734; noie on, 769 British Medical Association. See Association astical law, 1556 INDEX. r[MU fth3-5. JUNjulqB 27,-27 1908-1igS]IDX Callireiveen again, 858-8 Canvassing for sick clubs, 360 Cerelro-spinal meningitis. See Fever, CAIRD, FRANCIS MnCHELL, appointed Regius Ctle Colony, special correspondence from, cerbro-spinal Professor of Clinical Surgery, Ecdinburgh, 123e Grahamstown Asylum,- 113; Institute Corti?eatos, medical. See Medical 1449, 1451 for Imbecile Children, 114 Certificates of nature of injury for employer, Cairo, German medical association estab- Cape Colony, syphilis, 952 '1212 lished in, 1370; the School of Medicine Carbuncle, treatment of (G. H. Younge), 1232 Certificates of unfitness to attend school, Library, 1464; drainage of, 1553 Carcinoma. See Cancer payment of, 710 Cairo, water supply, 23,217 25; terms of, Card index for medical notes, 1304 Certfication of pauper lunatics. See7Lunatics reference, 217; sources of the supply, 217; Cardiac. See Heart CertifyinLg surgeons, medial referehs 4nd. method of colleation,217; method-s of filtra- Cardig, special correspondence from, 49; -See Miedical tioh or other treatment, 217; distribution, Cardiff lnlk'mary, 49 Cervix, cancer of. See Cancer 217, 219; chemical character of the water Cardiff Infirmary. See Infirmary Cesspools, emptying of, 846 supply and its potability, 218; the water in Cardiganshire men and women in Cardiff CEAMBERLAIN, Mr., and tropical medicine, relation to the public health, 218 and Glamorgan, dinner, 823 160 Caisson disease and dtving (N. Howard' Cardi¶anshire, medical inspection of schools CEAMBERLAND, CHARMLEs, death of, 1330 Mummery). 1665. See al8o Air compressed in,.18 CHAMBERS, JOSEPH: Bare case of scurvy, 203 Cake flour, 285 Carlisle, special correspondence from, 471, CHAMPNEYS F. H.: Warniing, 363; Midwives CALANTARIeNTS, J. A.: Insuseeptibility to 1601 retirementof Dr. William Brown, 471: in Englang, rev., 691 vaccination, 840 report of M.O.H., 1024; annual meeting of CHANTSMBSSm, Dr.: A warning against the Calcium chloride in melaena neonatorum the English Divlsion of the Border Counties possible extension of cholera, 340 (S. C. Legge), 1173 Branch, 1601 CHAPMAN, CHARLES W.: Treatment of anginal Calcium iodo-ricinoleate, 936 CARLYLE, THomAs, as a student at Edin- attacks, 1087 Calcium salts, physiological importance of burgh, 159 CHAPUT, I.: Intraspinal injections of,aocaine (W. Blair Bell), 505,.654; correspondence on, Carmarthen, health of, 596 to produce anaesthesia, 715, 1018, 1330 718, 841 CARMICHiA, E. S. Correlation of the ovarian Charge of obtaining money' on fa,1e6 pre- Calcalus, ureteral, diagnosis of impacted and uterine functions, 1595 tences, 1081 (C. Arthur Ball), 886, 982 Carmichael prize. 109 Charges for medical club, 1615 Calculus, urethral (R. E. Yelf), 803 CARNOT, PAuL: Nouveau Traitd de Midicine et Charges to an educational authority, 1615 Calcutta, -medical officership of,- 714; kala- de Th6rapeutique Maladfes des Glandes Sali- Charges, what are reasonable ? 237 azar in (U. N. Brahmachari), 12E6 vaires et du Pancreas, rev., 14V7 Charities, various, review of books on, 154, California, practice in, 1276 CARPENTER, GEORGU: Congenital lsper- 1576 Callosities on soles of feet, 1151 trophic stenosis of pylorus, 322; sesside Charity, Birmingham Lying-in, 895 CALMEiTE,- Dr.: -Ophthalmo-tuberculin re- treatment for sick children, 870 Charity organization, in Manchester, 177 action, 290; note on (V. Parkes Weber), 386 ; Carpet, non-slip, 29 HARBLEs, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir R HAVE- (A. Dumville Roe). 443; (J. G. GTibb), 443; CARR. WALTZB LESTER (editor): Practice of LOCX, appointed to copsulting,staff of 4lon- (Seeker Walker),-.506; (H. E. R. Stephens), Pedriatrics, rev., 152 valeseent Home for Offigers. Osbor e, 109 742; (H. de Carle Woodco k), 742; (H. c. Carrier" in milk-spread epidemics, 889 CUATEAUBRAND, mote on, 1431 Lecky), 743: (Dr. Ausset), 779; (r. Hlarrison CARRIbRE, G.:: Traitd clinique et therape'tique Chavasse's Advice to a Mother' rev., 1053 Butler), 922; correspondence on, 477, 53S, de# maladies de l'appareit respiratoire, rev., Chauffeurs, ineficiency of, 1133 968 873' Cheap food (leading article), 639 Calmette's reaction complications following CARRUTHERS, JAMES BELL, action against, CHEATLE, G. rLENTALL: Iticidence and spread (H. Joseph Cates) 989. See also Ophthalmo 348 of cancer 437 and Tuberculin CARJRUTHERS, B5 W.: Parpurabaemorrhagica Cbelmsfora Rural District, report of M b.H., Calumnies against hospitals (leading article), and cerebral haemorrhage, 686 722 1381; correipondeirce on. 1459,1611 CAIRuTHERS, V. T.: Hydrogen peroxide in Chelsea decides not to adopt Notificatio'n of Cambridge, influenza in, 519 poerperal sepsis, 1360 Births Act, 294- Cambridge University. See University -CARTER, F. BoLToN: Cerebellar abscess, 717 Cheltenham, medical inspection of schoole CAxERON, A. F.: Horse-pox directly trans- CARTBR, WILLIAM, farewell dinner to, 169, in, 1189 mltted to man, 1293 229, 283 ; appointed Emeritus krofessor in Chemicals in aseptic surgery (C. B. Lock- CAMERON, HECTOR CHARLES: Phvsiological tJniversity of Liverpool, 414 wood), 3'5 *aspects of gastro-enterostomy, 140 Cartilage, method of reducing displaced Chemist, the prescribing, 657 CAMMIDGE, P. J.: Clinical value of the " pan- -internal semilunar (Henry W. Jacob), 664; Chemists' shops and braneh surgeries, 1600 creatic" reaction In the urine, 959 correspondence on, 782; (Mr. Whitelocke), Cheshire, medical inspection of school CAMPBBLL, H.: Aids to Pathology, rev., 264 809- children in, 402 CAMPBELL, HARRY: Surgical treatment of CARVER, N C.: Puerperal eclampsia, 261 Cheshunt Urban District, report of M.O.H., emPhysema, 354- On Treatment, rev., 452.; CASALIS. G. A.: Treatment of Uterine Retro- 512 therapeuttcs of dlet, 687; study of twins deviations, rev., 571 Chest diseases, review of books-on, 454 and "doubles," 840 CASH, J. THEODORB: Experimental inquiry Chest measurement In the army. See Army, CAMPBELL, JANET M., appointed to Medical into the relationship of actton to dose. British Department of Board of Education, 1378 espeeially with reference to repeated CHEVERS, Dr.: Etiology of psoriasis, 927 CAMPBELL, W. F.: Textbookl of Surgical administration of indaconitine, 1213 CHEYNE, W. WATSON,. appointed to consult- Anatomy, rev., 1363 .. CASTELLANI, ALDO: Note on the treatment of ing staff of Convaledeent Home for Officers, Canada: Special corresrondence from, 351, experimental trypanosomiabis. 496 Osborne, 109; spontaneous disappeaaince 835, 957, 1142, 1394 ; the weight of bread, 351; CASTALLVI,-DON JosE: Treatment of anky- of reeutrent carcinoma, 1174 Academy of Medicine, Toronto, 351 ; Queen's lostomiasis, 47 Chicago, Health Department and milk ddpdts, College, Toronto, 351; fees in country dis- Castleford guardians and-the medical oXcer 50. 1190 ; Pasteur Institute. 885; suppression tricts, 835; proposed tuberculosis exhi- 722, 845 - of indecent advertisements in, 1275 bition in Montreal, 835; Government grant Castlerea Union, 289,1014. 1201 Children, crippled, and bonesetters, 165 to Ontario hospitals, 957; milk standard. Casual employment, wliat is it? 1595 Children, cultivation of the mind in, 1067 958; Toronto medical societies, 958; surgical Cataract, senile, the earliest symptom of, 599 Children, feeble-minded, education of, 167 aspect of the prostate (Dr. Young), 958; Catarrh, acute suffocative, 665 care of, 362. 778; questioni in Parliament, Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis, Catarrh bronchial, treated by alkalies 6592; care of in Birmingha"m, 778. 895, 1018 1142; tuberculosis among immigrants, 1142; (Alexander Haiglg 1100; correspondence on, CI)ildren, Imbecile, Xnstituts for, 114 Canadian Medical Association, 1142; in- 1275. See also Cold Children, medical inspection of school. See spection of -domestic wells in Ottawa, CATSs, H. JOSEPR: Complications following School 13914 Calmette's reaction, 989 Children, Poor-law See Poor Taw Canal, alimentary, passage of food through Catgutj-iodized, 1304 Children, review of books on, 151 the human (Arthur F. Hertz), 130, 191 Catgut, preparation of, for surgical purposes Childron, rheumatism andchorea in(Leonard Cancer of breast (Sampson Handley), 928 (Lord Lister), 125; note on, 163 Guthrie), 1234 Cancer, causation of, 848 CATECART, CHAL9S W.: Society of Medical Children and'wells, 105 Cancer of cervlx, inoperable, 72a, 738, 848 Phonographers, 235 Children's Bill.-^ See Bill Cancerin the colonies, 1067 Catholic University Medical School, in China, promotion of medical science in Cancer, conquest of, review of C. W. Saleeby's Ireland, annual dinner, 288; appointments, (J. Rerbert Sandero), 318 book, 96-; correspondence on, 232 843 Chinaman, account of operation by Aston Cancer, heredityin, 1152 CATON, RICHARD, Hon. LL.D. of Edinburgh Key on a, 469 Cancer, incidence and spread of (G-. Lenthal conferred upon, 408, 955; appreciat on of Chinese, diabetes mellitus in (A C. Lambert), Cheatle), 437 Reginald HIarrIson, 602 19; (J. Preston Maxwell), 926; coxrespqn- Cancer of mouth In Southern India (L. Fells), Cats asplague prsventers(Lieutenant-Colonel dence on, 116 1357 A. Buchanan), Chinese students in England, 338 Cancer, origin of, 1028, 1276 CATTLE, C. H.: Abscess of lung cured byinci- Chlorodyne poisoning (T. A. Hugh Smith), Cancer of ovarsr (J. Bland-Sutton), 5 sion and-drainage, 5658 1294 Cancer parasite, Otto Schmidt's, and' can- Cattlecondemned as unfitforfoodin Glasgow, Chloroform anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia croidin," 1009 529 Chloroform, deaths under. See Anaesthetics Cancer, prickle cells In (C. W. Rowntree), 747 Cattle, reaborne, tuberculin test in, 709 Chloroform, pure. 1054 Cancer of pylorus and liver, fatal haemor- CATro, Lieut. JOHN, death of, 1586 Chloroform and the status lymphaticus; 477, rhage (L. C. Lambert), 81 Caul, birth in a (C. R. A. dutton), 82 536, 840, 900 Cancer, partial excision of rectum for Cause of death. See Death Chlorosis, tuberculous, 117, 424 (Charles A. Morton), 1038 CAUTLEY, ZDXUND': Pathology of congenital Ctiolecystitis (Keith W. Monsarrat), 624 Cancer, recurrent, spontaneous disappear- hypertrophy of pylorus in relation to treat- Cholecystotomy and cholelithotomy (Sir ance of (Sir T. Barlow and Wasson Cheyne), ment, 323 William-Collins), 1045 - 1174 CAIuTRu, F.: Le Ventre: II, L'Estcmac et L'In- Cholera and the Hedjaz Railway, 680 Cancer, research in Dundee, 474; in the te8tin, rev., 1427 Cholera, a warning against the possible ex- United States, 645; at the middlesex Hos- CAVANAGH, FRANCIS: Care of the Body, rev., tension of, 340 pital, 13S4; question in Parliament, 1419 394 CHOKSY, Khan Bahadur N. H.: Recent pro- Cancer Research Association. See Associa- Caveat emptor! 904 gress in the serum-therapy of plaeue, 1282 tion CAY,- Deput Surgeon - General CHARLES Chorea of a .avated type (it. W. Philip), 365 Cancer Research laboratories, report, 1009 VIDLER, obituarynotice of, 358 Choreaand rheumatism in children (Leonard Caneer, review of books on. 87, 95. 1574 Cellulon" diabetic bread, 1065 Guthrie),.1234 Cancer of stomach, early diagnosis of (leading Censure, easy, 963 Christmas supper, 360 article), 1248 Censures at inquests, 962, 1021, 1077 CHRISTIAN, L. M.FRANK: Aids to Memory for Cancer of tongue, three years' experience of Centrifuge, improved, 908, 1088 " First Aid" Students, rev.. 1364 Butlin's opbration for (F. T. Paul), 1355 Cerebellar abscess. Sce Abscess Christian Science, 182, 822. 1152: aird "Santa Cancer, trypsin treatment of (John Alctidor), Cerebellar tumour. See Tumour Fiomena," 822; an appeal to bacterIa, 1152. 79. See also Trypsin and Malignant disease Cerebral cyst. See Cyst See alsoIddy Cancer of uterus (EL. J. Johnstone), 1233 Cerebral influenza. See Influenza Christian Scientists and Faith Healets pro- "Cancroidin," Otto Schmidt's cancer parasite Cerebral tumours. See Tumours hibited from practising in.Maryland with- and, 1009 Cerebro-spinal fever. See Fever out diploma of regular physicians, E88 RIT-DEX. [JaNE27, 1-98.. ..s 1- - American CHRISTOPHERS, Captain S. R.: Scientific 1148, 1273; announcemenDts, 1273; Phirma- Congress of the Bchool Hygiene OmIoir8 of the Mfedical and Sanitary Depart- covoelal Committee, 1273; conversazione, Association, 756 ments of the Government of India. Piroplasma 1273; lecturers 1909-10, 1607 Congress of Americanists. 1162 Canis and its Life Ctctein the Tick, rev., 934 College, Royal, of- surgeons of Edinburgh, Congress of Criminal Anthropology, 158 'Pracical Study of Mfraaria and other Blood 1201, 1336; extension of, 1201; election of Congess, first-aid, International,160, 841, Parasites, rev., 1112 Frellows, 1336. 908, 1190, 1440; correspondeuce on, 841, 908 Chrohtic acid-in pruritus ant, 1151 College, Royal, of- Surgeons of England, 238, Congress of French-speaking Alienists and Chucks, butts and pork, 343 345, 465, 480. 720, 782, 953, 965, 1021. 1079, 1147. Neurologists, 57.4 CXURCH, ARCHIBALD: Nervous and Mental 1191, 1254, 1274, 1335, 1386, 1447, 1607; annual Congress of the German Ophthalmological Disease, rev., 933; (editor) Diseases of the meeting of Fellows and Members, held No- Society, 1190 Nervous Sy,atemn, rev., 1181 vember2lst, 1907, 238; Hunterian oration, Congress of Hygiene and Demography, Pro- CHURCH, ALFRED JOHN: Mfemorierof Men and 239; London ambulance service, 239 ; Queen ceedings,rev., 6R1, 822,1587 Books, 1125 Victoria's Jubilee-Institute for Nurses, 239- Congress on the Care.of the Insane, Inter- Churelifl's "1 Medical Directory.!' See Medical admission of women to the examination oi national, 1440 Cigarette legislation in Illinois, 71 the Royal Colleges, 224, 239, 480, 720, 953, Congress, Laryngo-Rhinological, Interna- Circulars to patients, 540 1021, 1079, 1147, 1191; tea-, 239; lectures tional, 332, 764, 885; travelling facilities, 764 Circulation Club. Edinburgh, 1147 during 1908, 345; questions in Parliament, Congress, Latin-American Scientific. See Circumcision from bite of dog, 958 465; the late Mr. William Alliugham, 480; Congress, Pan-Aunerican Cirrhosis of liver. See Liver diplomas of membership andpublic health, Congress, Medical, ]Bombay. 1394 Gista, domposition of, 1124 480; appointment of conservator, 480; Congress, Medical, French, 1220 City of London Directory, rev.. 1239 report from the committee on the annual Congress, Medical, International,764, 1376- AL&RK, Sir ANDRBW, story of, 1125 report of the council, 480; appendix to prize for ophthalmology, 764; National CLARK, ANDREW, appointed consulting sur- report, 480; Central Midwives Board, 480; Committee, 1376 geon to Middlesex Hospital, 591 the 8rifish Pharmacopoeia, 480; Bradshaw Congress, Medical, Latin-American,1378 C L,ARKE, ERNEST: Conglomerate tubercle, lecture, 481; examinership in -dental sur- Coneress, Medical, Pan-American, 235, 978, 1176 gery. 481, 720, 965,1274; medical inspection 1378,1547, 1564 Radi- CLARKE, J. JACKSON: Protozoa arnd Disease: of school children. 481; council of Uni- Congress of Medical Electrology and comprising Sections on the Causation of Small- versity College, Bristol, 720; members ology, International, 330, 945 pox, Sophtlis, and Cancer, rev., 932, admitted before the year 1850, 720; an;the Congress of Medical Practitioners, National, CLARKSON. WILLTAM, obituary notice of, 907 lhood, 782; college museum, 965; Jack- 621 CLAY, T. W.: 1570 sonian prize, 965; Egyptian medical school, Congress of Medicine, French, tenth meet- Cerebral influenza, 94 CLkYTON, CUTHBERT E. A.: Lists of Medical 955; dates of the primary examinations for ing, 80 References and their Compilation, 1588 the fellowship, 965 ; election to the Fellow- Congress of Internal Medicine, German, CLEGG, J. GvAY: Sterilized water, 483 sliip of members of twenty years' stand- Congress of Ophthalmic Surgeons, 1552 CLEL&ND, Professor, presentation to, 1075 ing, 965; proposed new Irish university, Congress of ophthalmology, International, Clerical germicide, 9b0 965; Fellows' dinner, 966; council election, 227, 514 Climate, polypharmacy, 124 1254, 1274, 1386, 1447, 1607; dental surgery, Congress, Orthopaedic, German, 394 Clinical Bociety. See Society 1274 * Mr. Howard Marah, 1274-; the Fellow- Congress, Pan-American Scientific, 652 CLOUsSTON. T. S., resignation of, 171; the ship, 1274, 1607; dinner, 1335; election of Congress on Physio-therapeutics, 638 medical inspector of schools as a psychia- exaniners. 1607; excavations in the Nile Congress for Repression of Adulteration of trist, 252; proposed memorial-to, 1063 Valley, 1607; Imperial Cancer Research Alimentary anqPharmaceutical Products, CtOWus, H. A.: Status lymphaticus, 353 Fund, 1607; coDjoint examinations with International, 792 Club, charges for medical, 1615 London University, 1607 Congress of Royal Sanitary Institute, 1204 Club, Glasgow University, annual report of College. Royal, of Surgeons. in Ireland, 109, Congress,Surgical, German, 394 the London, 1378 171. 422, 541. 1138, 1149, 1248, 1326, 1392, 1401, Congress of Thalassotherapy, International Club, North of England Glasgow University, 1555, 1594, 1602; Carmichael prize. 109; 638 9 413, 696 annual college dinner, 171; annual dinner, Congress, Tuberculosis, International, 101, Club, Sheffield Edinburgh Medical Gradu- 422; Fellowship examination, 541; and the 408, 527, 817, 1247; meeting of executive ates'. 413 new university, 1138. 1248, 1392 1594 ; general committee of Great Britain and Ireland, Club, United Hospitals Atbletic. 1376 meeting, 1149; election of officers, 1149; 817 1190 Cobalt test for visual acuity (Alfred J. Hull), annual meeting, 1326; annual report, 1401; Congress,Tuberculosis, First Spanish, 988 election of offlcers, 1401; candidates for Congress, Urological, International, 1306 Cocaine and unqualified dentistry, 644, 657, vIce-presidency, 1602,; pass lsts, 1555 Conjoint Board in England, 178, 294, 481, 966, 902 of 1196; pass lists, 178, 294, 481, 966, 1274 College, Royal, Veterinary Surgeons, Conjoint1274; Board in 294, 359, 422, 843, 1196 Ireland, Cocaine, use of by non-qualified persons, 902 v Collinson, COETZEE, L.: Sodium salicylate In puerperal College, Trinity, Dublin, 599. 843, 1074, 1391, 966, 1 t49, 1208.1274; pass lists, 294, 369, 422, fever. 1556 pass lists and demes, 599, 813; post- 843,p66, 1149, 1208, 1274 COHEN, FRIEDRICH: Die ERtstehung des graduate classes, 1074; and the Universi- Conjoint Board in Scotland, 294, 1023; pass Karzinomes, rev., 87 ties Bill, 1391 lists, 294. 1023 COHEN, M. W.: Vagitus uterinus, 484 College, University, Bristol, 160, 283, 1141; Conjugal diabetes. See Diabetes COHN, Dr.: Aseptic gloves, 45 endowment promised, 160; annual meeting, Conjunctivitis, contagious (P. L H. Adams), Colchester, influenEa 520; of 283; health laboratory, 1141 1398 in, report public ConJunctivtis, follicular (C. Wray),447 M.O.H., College, University, London, 1iS, 773, 1335,1607; "Conjunctivitis" or "ophthalai "neom- Cold, a common, treatment of, 908, 967, 1152; lectures, 178; opening of new buildings. 773; a correction, 1152. See also-Catarrh medical entrance scholarships and exhibi- torum. See Ophthalmia COLERIDGE, Hon. STEPHRN: Evidence of tions, 1335 Conjunctivitis neonatorum and midwives, before the Royal Commission on Vivisec- College, University of, Wales, Aberystwith, 658 781. See also Ophthalmia tion, 31, 90. 155. 209, 266, 333, 395, 455, 1117, College, University of. South Wales and Connaught, tuberculosis sanatorium fQr, 412, mentioned in 1555. See 1258 1436; Hustled History, 159 Monmouthshire, 480, 1204, al8o Connemara,anticonsumption crusade 473 CoLsS v. Great Western Railway Uompany, University of Wales in, 657 admission of women to, of cancer. See Cancer Colleges. London, ConscientiousConquest objector, 1049. 1324, 1340; in Colitis, muco-membranous, treatnent of, 224, 239, 480, 720, 953, 1021, 1079, 1147, 1191; in 1087 leading article, 1191 South Australia, 1049; and attendance acute R. for of court, 1324. See also Vaccination Colitis, ulcerative (Sidney Phillips), COLLIR, J., appointed J.P. county Constipation, chronic, operative treatment of 565 London, 39 article Collars and cuffs, clean, 1028 COLLIER, Dzms, a Dublin surgeon in (W. &rbuthnot Lane), 126; leading Aberdeen and Elizabethan times, 998 on, 161; correspondence on. 231, 478 College, North of Scotland obstinate, and appendicitis, Technical, amount subscribed, 1190 COLLIER, H. STANSIRELD (editor): An Index of Constipation, College, Epsom, 13°6, 1440: triennial dinner Tre xtment by Many Writers, rev., 87 1448 of the Old Epsomian Club, 1440 Colliers, typhoid fever among, 1135 Constipation, pathology of, 1012 College. Gordon Memorial, Khartoum, fire COLLINGWOOD, FREDERICK W.: Diploma or Consultations with unregistred practi- at. 1190 899 tioners, 785 degree? See Tuberculosis Cbllege hoods, 479. 782 COLLINs. ERNEST: Hampstead General Hos- Consumption. from New College, McGill. Montreal, appeal for speci pital, 475, 537 Consumptives, indigent, excluded men etc 590 Sir WILLIAM J.: Case of chole- Zealand, 172 s, COLLINS, Consumptives, for. See Bana- College, North-East London Post-graduate, cystotomy and cholelithotomy, 1045 sanatoriums 1128 in relation to hernia torium Colon, iliac, anatomy of, Contract practice. 274, 279, 478, 699, 818, 1211, College, Queen's, Cork, 473: visitation, 473 (R. A. Stoney), 445 Dis- Toronto. 351 Colonial medical service, 1464 1340; at Gillingham, 274; the Reading College, Queen's, pensarv, 274; salary of ' works doctor," 699; College, Royal Army Medical, illustrated Colonials, bureau for, 1586 medical officers of friendly societies, 699; artielson, in the Sphere, 822 Colonies. cancer In. 1067 for of and the tests letter from a doctor's wife, 818; fees College, Royal, Physicians of Edin- Colour blindness, Royal Society special cases, 1211, 1340; a pioneer in the burgh, 57, 231, 421, 1151. '1208,1607; annual for, 51, 124, 474, 597; recognition of (leading 478 election meeting, 67: extraordinary meet- article), 276; correspondence on, 354, 597 reform of, 279; correspondeacein, 1323 statements, ing, 57; examiners. 57; Morison lectures, Colour industry, ConvalescentContradiotoryHomes Association.423 See Asso- 231; introduction of Fellows, 421l; admis- Colour perception (F. W. Edridge-Green), 447 sion to Fellowship, 421; admission to Mem- Colour photography in medicine, 711 ciation bership. 421; admission to Licence, 421; Combretum sundaicum. the "anti-opium" COOKE, J. G.: Tetanus, 1213; perforated nIcer robes, 1151; 1208; 875 of stomach, 1233; removal of varicose veins, quarterly meeting, Vice- plant, 1233 president for remainder of cutrent year, COKERFORD, Deputy Inspector-General JoHN COOPER, Sir ALFRED, death of. 591; obitnary 1607 THOMSON, obituary notice of, 183 660. 720 estate 1299 College, Royal. of Physicians of Ireland, 422. Commode bed, 154- notice of, of, and 422; Comnensation case, a curious, 1402 COOPER, ARTHUR: Balano-posthitis '968; monthly meeting, admission of 1423 members. 916_I Compensation for loss of office, 906 glycosuria, of six College, Royal, of PhysicianF of London, 238, Competition for appointments, 1210 COOPER, C. M.: Report, with comment, cases of 796 345, 358, 784,965, 1148,1273,1607; admission of Composition of secret remedies. Sce Secret heart-block, notice women. 238; c ommunicattons, 238, 359, 784, Compound dressings, 1182- CoopER.a W. BERT-RAM, obituary of, 985, 1148, 1273; revresentatIve of the collega Compressed air. See Air 663 on the council of Queen Victoria's Tnstitute COMPTON, ALWvNE T. : Essentials of Sutrgery: Cork, tuberculosis exhibition In, 50, 171; for 1148, an Outline of Surgical Pathology, influenza In, 521; sanatorium for consump- Nurses, 238; reports. 238, 359, 784, Dfagnosis, new in 1273: lectures during 1908, 345, 358; mem- and Treatnhent for Stqdents and Pratitioners, tives in,. 898; proposed. nniversities 1148; 784. 1301 955; vital of the post bership, 359, licentiateship, 359, rev., Ireland.1013 statistics 1148; council. 359: examiners, 359; medical CONDEOR, A. F. R.: Foreign body in the eye- offire, of inspeetion of public elementary schools, ball, 20 CORNER, ALBERT: Earliest symptoms of medical of accident in- senile cataract, 599 359, library. 359, 784, 1273; presidential Conduct -officers of irreducible address, 965; election of president, 9f5; surance companies. See Medical CORNER, EDBRD M.: Contents Murchison scholarship, 1148; Fellowship, Confessio Medici, rev., 874 inguinal herniaein female subjects and true J4INU 27, 1908.] INDEX. tbhPamm

hermaphroditism, 17; Diseases of the Male 903, 959 ; clinical value of the " pancreati6" CRIPPs, HARRIsON: On DAseases of the Recthnl Generative Organs, rev., 327; Operations of reaction in the urine 99-; liesearch Defence and Anus, rev., 88,; Cancer of the Bectumw, it8 Genreral Practice, rev., 6Q0 Society, 1019, 1205; memorial to the late Surgical Treatment, rev., 88 CORNIL, Professor, death of, 1019; obituary lProfesor Annandale, 1020; hospitals and CROFr, E. O.: The woman of the fnture, 259 notice of, 1150; library of, 1432 a medical charity, 1020, 1077, 1146; admission CROFT, Sir RICHARD. anidthedeath of Princess Corns, treatment of2 363, 423, 484. See also of women to the Royal College of Surgeons of Charlotte of -Wales, 100. Callostites England, 1021,1079,1147; censure atinquets. CROFTAN, ALFRED C.: Clinical Therapeutics: Coroner as inquisitor (leading article). 1441; 1021, 1077, case of Cropper v. Stokes, 1022; A Handbook on the -Spedal Treasment of In annotation on, 1551 ; editorial. on, 1685. See spectral vision, 1022; functional dyspepsia, ternal Disease, rev., 452 aloo Troutbeck 1022; tuberculosis in natives in South CROMER, Lord: Research Defenoe ietp, Coroner on medical fees, 418 Africa, 1022; proportion of cousin mar- 1019 Coroners Act. See Act riages in the general population, 1076, 1207, C}ROOM.Sir HALLIDAY: Uncontrollablevomit,- oroners and certificates of death, 100 1395; memory. 1076. 1332,1468; fees for insur- ing, 149 Coronera' inquests. See Inquests ance reports, 1077; tuberculosis among Jews, CROPPER, JOHN: Acute-tuberculous fever in Coroners' Inguests Bill. See Bill 1077; chest measurement in the army, 1077, India, 839 Coroners and the medical profession, 532 1262; inversion of the uterus, 1078, 1147, Cropper v. Stokes, 962, 903, 1022 Coroners and medical witnesses, 721 1208; medical lantern slide exchange, 1078 CROSSEN, HARRY STURGEON: Diagnosis and Coronerships, deputy., 639 Circulation Club. Edinburgh, 1147, mdical Treatment of Diseases of 3liomen, rev. 510 Corpus Medicorum Antiquorum, 944 quackeryV, 1205,1262, 1332,1456; renaldiea CROWE, H. WARRBN: Consumption: Treatment Qorrections, 184, 424. 544 in pregnancy, 1207 ; operative tisteatuit of at Home and Rukes3fr Living rev., 1362 4orrespondence, 51, 114, 173, 231, 290, certatn diseases of thest6mach. 12l0, "4*6e CROWLY, T.: Open window, 484 352, 415, 474, 535, 597, 653, 716, 780, antivivlsection agitation," 08, 1 abuse Cuba, yellowfever in, 1023; report of National. 839, 899, 959, 1019, 1016, 1144. 1205. 1259. of hospitals: a minor remed 12; Sanitary Department, 1378 1331, 1395, 1456, 1655, 1607; Royal Society and sufferers,irom. x-ray dermatiis, 1261; el,- CUFF, ARCHIBALD: Primary pneumocoeeic the test for colour blindness, 51, 474, tison-to. the Central Counoin, 1261 * dol peritonitis, 918 697; recognition of colourt blindnes, 354; Defence Union, 1263; publi athtBs CUFFE, A.: Phthisis treated by bovine tuber- tuberculin treatment of. genito-urinary and polluted water, 1263; expuilsion of the culin, 386 tuberculosis, 52 ; Notification of Births Act placenta, 1331; appendicitIs complic,tbdy-, CULLINGWORTH, CHARLES J. Short Jfanual (1901), 62, 115, 178, 537, 783, 1144, 1205, 1259, hepatic abscess, 1331, 1397; Bouthenghe4 for %onthly NWurses, rev., 154; death of, 1198; 1261,1331,1395, 1458; new view of the Act, 1144, its late medical oioer,_ of health, 183; obituarl notice of, 1269, 1337 estate of .1483 1205, 1261, 1331, 1395,1458; prevention of oph- report of the Special Finance Inqui0y Osinbprland, special correspondence £som, 'thalmia neonatorum, 54, 114, 177, 235, 290, Committee, 1333; Hall-Edwards fund. 1384 5*; Cqmberlapd Infirmary# Carlisle, 59&. 353, 416, 4l76, 781, 901, 960; ether administra- Epsom College, 1396; measles 1397, use qf CUN-INs, S. L, receives permission tobApt ¢ion bythe open method, 54, 477; albumin- vapours in,pulmonary diseases, 139f, cere- fourth.class of Imperial Ottoman Ordeleof urla from a life insurance point of view, bral influenza, 1466, 1669 inhpitance of tle Osmanieh, 39. 54.; has a. purin-free dietar-y any special insane diathesis, 1457; natural-andiaquirpd CuMPSTON, H. : Use of serum in scarlet fever, ,therapeutic value ? 55, 117, 177; " the dootor immunity, 1457, 1618; inquests an, opera- . 1291 in the newspapers," 55: medical profession tions, 14b9; " alumnies igainst hopi4," CUNNING, JOsEPH: Aids:to Surgery, rev., 993x in South Afrika, 115 ; nephropexy, 116. 177 1459, 161tl; memorial to the late N4fWor CUNNINGHA J. .: Orbitalcasefor diagnosis, diabetes mellitus auong the Chinese, Annanidale, 1555,; seret remedies, 185 447 116; mental origin of neurasthenia socialization of medicine. 1607; possibility CURL, SYDNEY W.: Primary sarcoma of the and its bearing on treatment, 117; of the presenee of Malta fever among lung, 1408 St. Mary Boncevall, 117, 174; tuberculous English goats, 1609; primary sarcoma of CURRJZ, 0. J.: Five cases of vesico-vaginol ehlorosis, 117; empiricim -and instinct in lung, 1610; seasickness, a personal experi- ,fastia, 1,108, 'veterinary diagnosis, 118,231.; local medical ence, 1610; the oldest hospital .for sick CuRrI, HENRY: Appendicitis. complicaed ;profession and the Hampstead General children in the United Kingdom, 1610; the by hepetic absceseas, 1331 Hospital, 173; election of sta'lding com- late Surgeon-General Ranbury, 1611; the CUSNY, Professor: Intenegpoisoning, 87 emittees, 174; point for public vaccinators New MsanchesterInfirmary, 1611 Cuticura rgmedies, composdon of, 943- -174; hospitals and the Workmen's Qom- Corrupt practioes, 119 Cyanosis and erythrocythaemia (W. P. Her- pensation Act, 176; inheritaoCe of pul- CoRY, W. HOWARD: Local treatment of rizgha), 10968 imonary.tuberculosis. 175.291,1457; teaching diphtleria, 788 Cyui and cresylic acid, 300 -of legal medicine, 176, 417; Education Act Costliness of makeahift hospital isolation. Cyst, cerebral (Stanley Barnes and Gilbert (1907), 176; excessive patellar reflex of ner- See Hospital isolation Barling), 564 rous origin, 176; results of. the operative Cottage Hospitals. See Hospitals Cystic tumour. See Tumour 'treatment of chronic constipation, 231. COTMERILL4 J. M.: Appreciation of Thomas Cysticercus, subc4njunctival (llizAbeth N. 478; whooping-cough, 232; " the 'eonquest' Annandale, 60; memorial to the late MaoBean Rose), 258 of cancer,"232- women medicalmissionaries, Professor annandale, 1020 Cystopurin, composition of. 1124 235; Societyo Medical Phonograiphers, 235; Council, General Medical, 394, 586, 829, 844, CZERMAK, JOHANN NEPOHUK, 1069 status lymphatious, 292, 352, 477, 536, 840, 900; 1323, 1386, 1550; Minutes of the General Medical graduated labour in pulmonary consump- Council and of its Various Committees for the tMon, 292; pleural effusion 298 417, h4; Year 1907, with Fifteen Appendices, rev., 394; D. medical inspection of school childrn, 293, Executive Committee of, 586; practice of in 353, 415, 477, 599, 656, 784, 1145; duties of vac- penal cases. 829, 844; the presidency, 1323; D.P.H. examinations at Cambridge, 1405 -cination officers, 293; surgical treatment of finance, 1323, 1388; the reporters' gallery, DAuBs, GEoRGE H.H.: Abuse of hlspUitAl, a ,emphysema, 354- mischievous medical 1323; administration of anaeathetics, 1386 ; minor remedy, 1208 manifestos, 365; shorthand in medical administration of anaesthetlcs for unregis- Dairies Bill. See Bill -work, 417: Hampstead General Hospital, tered dentists, 1387; dental cases, 137; ex- Dairies, Dublin, 412 410, 475; 537, 697.-; chloroform and:the status aminations for the public services, 1387; Dairies and Milkshops (Ireland) Order and. lisphatious, 477, 536, 840, 900; open con- Midwives Act, 1387; school attendance cer- its cost, 113 tinuous drop method of administering tificates, 1387; prevention of unqualifled Damages for libel, 359 'et,her. 477; Calmette's ophthalmo-reaction practice, 1387; registration of a foreign Damages for polluted water, 281, 1132, 1147l 'or tuberculosis, 477,536: nrolapse of organs dentist, 1387; resolutions of the CounDil Damages against an unregistered, practi- in mental conditions, 478; contract prac- with regard to professional misconduct, tioner, 538 tice, 478; Territorial Army Medical Cor's 1387: Education Committee, 1387; recI- DAMANT, G. C. C: Possibility of the prosVpe. -479, 653, 839, 1397; new uniform, 479; in procity, 1388; other business, 1388; charse of Malta fever among English goats, 1609 East Anglia, 1397; college hoods, 479, 782; of canvassing, 1388: and medical certifi- DAlwPzR-BBNmE,T, A. G.: Re-.edducatioc oJ Co- words ot the oracle, 535. 780, 960, 102G, 1078. cates, 1550. See also Supplement Index ordination of Movements, with special refernce aubpbrenin abscess, 535; prevention of Council, London County, 464; and the to Locomwtor Atazy, rev., 933 tuberealosis, 537, 717, 1457; vaternal trans- Inebriates Act, 464 Dancing as a physical exercise, 11.32 mission of syphilis, 517, 597, 6566.-716, 782; County Council, Midwives Act Committee, DARWIN, CHARLES, proposed celebrAtion tlo. 'suggeast for the prevention of hospital 1203 345,823 a&We. 598, 1208; deaths under anaesthetios, County councils and public health, 889 Darwinism, 1151 598, 782; Mr. Lecky and vivisection, 598, County court judge. memorial to, 903, 962. DAUBER, J. H.: Myomectomy during preg- W8; earliest symptom of aenile cataract, See also Cropperv Stokes nancy, 811 599; territorial army medical corps. 653, COURTAuLJD. L.: Lumina in certain malignant DAVIDSOHN, F.: Die lWntgestechnfk, ein Hrfs-. :839; risks of radiography, 653; Mecca and tumours, 746 buch filr Arzte, rev., 749 1urope, 653; physiological importance of Courtesy call, 237, 1068 annotation on, 1068 DAviEs, A'THUR T.: Laennec and the stethp-. calcium salts, 654, 718, 841; hospitals cnn- Cousins, resemblance of, 407; marriage of, scope, 840 'arence, 654; pathogeny of B. typhosus, 655; 1071; correspondence on marriage of, 1076, DAViES, H. MORnesTON: B5ateri1ggi'al *ptlmonary tubarcuiosis in childhood, 656, 1207, 1395 aspects of the problem of neuropatp, 184; study of twins and "doubles," 656, CousiNs, J. WAR.1 : Payment to medical prac- keratitis, 72 l,,1900, 1456; treatment of pneumonia, 716. titioners summoned to assist certified DAVIES. ISYMOUR W.: Acute faecol impactiQCJ cerebellar abscess, 717; toxic effects Qf midwives. 899: case of compound follicular in the rectum, 1360 petrol fumes, 717; hospital almoner, and odontoma, 1352 DAVIES, J. EDGAR P.: Hospital and mdodiWi inquiry officers, 780; hospital out-patients, COWAN, JOHN J.: Public authorities and charity, 1020 780; tr'atment of chronic middle-ear sup- polluted water, 1263 DAVIS, H._ appointed J.P. for- ounty of Corur puration without resort to radical mastoid Coxa valga (A. H. Tubby), 388 wall, 945 operation, 781; conju-netivitis neonatorum CRAcE-CALVBRT. Dr.: Treaitment of .haemo- DAVY, Dr.: Cultivation of the miI14 iI) sand midwives, 781; method of reducing ptysis by nitrite of amyl, 504 children, 1067 displaced semilunar cartilaes. 78;- experi- Cracking knees, 124 DAWARN, C. Y. C.: E7mplovers' Idability to .leats on live animals, 783; Oxford post- Cresm, boraclc acid in, 1586 their Servants at Common Law, and under t5o graduate course of ophthalmology, 783: Cremation (leading article), 339. 424, 770, 1251, Employers' Liability Act (1880,) and the WVork- motor-car tawxation, 784, 839; divereculs of 1263 ; a pioneer of (Henrietta Pratt), 424 ; menus Compensation Act (190), rev., 24 the intestines, 839; acute tuberculous fever extraordinary meeting of members of the DAWSON, BERTRAND: Diagnosis and ope- in India, 839 ; Laennec and the stethoscope, Society, 770; cremation certificates, 1251; tive treatment of diseases of the tomaqh, 840,901: insusceptibility to vaccinatipn, 840; the law concerning, 1263 1089 enedical examination and life assurance, Cresylic acid,and cyllin, 300 DAWSON, W. B.: Alcoholand mentAl di , 841; the late Professor von Esmaroh, 841; Cretinism (Guy R. East), 1110; correspond- 623 medical witnesses in India, 841; Inter- ence on. 1275 Dead men, testimonials of, 424 national Congress of First Aid and. Life- CICacTON, GEORGE: Hospital out-patients, Deaf, aidsfor the,90 Saving, 841; payment of medical men called 780: elections to Central Council, 1:261 Deafness, simulated, 1319 in to assist certified midwives, 899, 1146: CRICHTON, G. C.: Election of standing com- DEAw, GEORGE: A.typhoid carrier of tweaty- diploma or degree ? 899; specific treatment mittees, 174 nine years' standing, 56"- Baot.riologg Xf of leprosy, 901; use of cocaine bv non- CRIcHTON - BROWN. Sir JAMES (editor): Diphtheria, includingSections of the Itstor, qualified persons, 902; sweating of doctors Standard Family Phvsician, rev., 154 Epidnmiology and Pathology of the, JXisase. by municipal authorities, 902; proposed Crime and criminals (leading article)i 1590 the Mortality caused by it, the Toxin and hiospital for mental diseases in London, Crippled cbildren. See Children Antitoxins, and theSerum Di,seee, Xrv.,1049 I 0 INDEX. [JUNEflUlq]C 27, j:.Scm.] INDEX. 27, 1909eqoS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DzAN, H PERCY: Spinal anaesthesia, 870 DICKINSON. W. G. Admission of women tothe DRuMMOND, DAVID: Thoracic aneurysm, 1405 DEAN, HENRY J.: Payments to inedical prac- Royal College of Surgeons of England, 1021 DRURY, ARTHEUR: Duties of vaccination titioner summoned to assist certified mid- Dicti )naries, rev. 816 officers, 293 wives, 1146 1.ictiuonry, New English, medical terms in, Dry extract of malt and its combinations, 875 DEANx, Li.eutenant-Colonel H. E.: Plea fow 105.1011 lDry%iouth. See Mouth a more detailed study of the solcdier's heart, Dictiodary of Xztional Biogrophy, rev., 930 Dublin, some dairies in, 412; influenza in, 1573 Diet, fruit as, 166 621; social condition of working-class Death, cause of (leading article), 767; corre- Diet, tlherapeutics of (EIarry Campbell), 687 families in, 833 spondence on, 786 Dietarr, purin-free, has it any special thera- Dublin Hospital Fund. See Fund Death certificates, 721, 815, 1020, 1138; and peutic value? 55, 117; and seasickness, 240; Dublin, proposed new universities in Ime- coroners, 1080 note on, 1151 land, 1014, 1072 Death, hour of, 166, 257; (Herbert Peck), 267 Dietetic cures (leading article), 41 Dubltn University. See University Death from inhalation of a tooth. 961 Digitalis, action of in cardiac disease (James DUCKWORTH, Sir DYCB, lecture in Paris by, Death registration, 461, 528, 703,1138. See also Mackenzie), 23 534 Bill Digitalis, tincture of, some experiences in DUDGEON. J. H.. appointed J.P. for County of Death from a ring pessary, 463 the testing of (S. C. M. Bowton), 310 Cumberland, 158B Death, sudden, analysis of 74 cases of, while Diphtheria antitoxin. See Antitoxin DUDGEON, L. B.: Observations on phago- under the influence of an anaesthetic (L. Diphtheria, bacteriology of, 1146 cytosis carried out by means of melanin, Freyberger), E07 Diphtheria, in Flintshire, 1016; in Bedale 810 Death, sudden, and status lymphaticus. See (Yorks), 1082 DuKA, TBEODORE, obituary notice of, 1337;: Status Diphtheria mortality since introduction of estate of, 16E9 Death-rates, British and German, 403 antitoxin treatment (Louis Martin), 1201 DUKE, ALEXANDBR: Fleas, 484 Deaths under anaestheties. See Anases- Diphtheria in pigeons, 1138 DUKEs, CLEMENT, new post at Rugby Bchool thetics Diphtheria, focal treatment of (J. T. specially created for, 101; portrait of, lC04 Deaths, preventable, economic aspect of, Maclachlan, 683, 967; note on, 788, 1088, 1152 DUKES, T. AICH.: Medical Egytolopy, 848 989 Diphtheria, review of books on, 1049 DUNANT, HENRI, 80th birthday of, 773 Deaths in the profession abroad, 123, 358, 410, Diphtherltic fever. See Fever DUNCAN, ANDREW: Guide to dick Nursing *vs 956, 1086, 1337; Dr. Chapot-Prdvost, 123; Diploma or degree ? 899 the Tropics, rev., 1112 Peter Ilinski, 123; Alexander Kunitz, 123; Directories, rev., 510, 1239 DUNCAN, Lieutenant-Colonel A.; Effects of Nello Blagi,. 123; Karl Schwing, 358; Pro- Disclaimers, 424, 1335,1464 heat in the tropics, 1235 fessor von Mering, 358; Dr Cellier, 358 Disease, conveyance of by domestic pets DuNCAN, Staff Surgeon (. E.: Oral filter for Dr. Danner, 358: Karl von Voit, 410; Albert (A. E. Porter), 622 operations, 441 Thierfelder, 410; M. Bloch, 410; Alexei Disease in schools. See Schools DuNCAN, JOEN W.: Prolapse of organs in Polotebnoff,. 410.; Dr. Chabbert, 410: John Diseases likely to occur on the mobilization mental conditions, 478 Ordronaux. 410; Artur Mueller, 410; Dr. of a territorial army (Captain W. Salisbury Dundee, cancer research in, 474 Mattersdorfer, 410: Karl Kanka, 410; E. Sharpe), 1048 Dunfermline, medical inspection. of schools Peyron, 966: Ferdinand rrilhwald, 966; Disinfection of closed books, 535 in, 755 Vincengo. Chirone, 966; Karl Theodor Disinfection, practical aspects of, 103 DUNLOP, Dr., death of, 1601 MFieber, 965; B. E..van .den Corput, 966; Dislocation (double) of the innominate bones DuNN, PERCY: "Ophthalmia" neonatorum, Marandon de Montvel, 956; Professor von with fractures of the legs (J. S. Warrack), 177, 291, 78L, 960 Hufner,. 966; F. Keppler, 966; Johann 203 DuNNE, FRANK: Denys's tuberculin, 866 Mierzejewski, 966; lrranz Mracek, 986; Dispensarles, municipal, in Sydney, 957 Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer Robert Luedeking, 1086; .Barthdlemy de Dispensaries, private. 785 Durham, special correspondence from, 170: Nabias, 1086; Franz von Leydtg, 108S; Leo Dispensaries, private provident, 237, 785 crusade against tuberculosis, ten years, Ragoiin, 1086; Sigmund Vidor, 1337; Dr. Dispensary, Aberdeen, 711; annual meeting, work. 170 Chamberland, 1337; A. A. Baer. 1337; S. B. 711 Durham, medical inspection of schools in, Levrey, 1337; Giano Cattaneo, 1337: Oscar Dispensary, Leeds Public, 1203; post-graduate 1127 Langendorff, 1337; G. Guldberrg, 1337: !r. courses, 1103 Durham University. See University Ridchdtillo, 1337; G. Lorenzo Basetti, 1337 Dispensary. the Reading, contract practice Durham University Medical Graduates' Asso- Deaths, sudden and unexpected (Wm. Wynn at, 274; extraordinary situation in, 589 ciation. See Association Westcott), 490 DISTIN, HOWARD: Hospitals aLd the Work- Dtusseldorf Society for Care of Tnfants, 103 Deceased colleague, 816 men's Compeasation Act., 175 Duties of sanitary inspectors, 1024 Defective drains, 1211 District medical officer. See Medical Duty of a superseding practitioner, 360 Defective (mentals) in prison (Jno. Milson District nux ses as assistants to miedical DYMOND, T. S.: Sugge8tion8 on Rural Educa- Rhodes), 1568; leading article on, 16£0 inspectors of schools, 651; and midwifery tion, rev., 572 DEJERINz, Professor. on recoveryfrom motor cases, 785, ' 04 Dysentery, sporadic, In a child (reporto%4 by auhasia, 779; elected to the AcAddmie de District nursiug, 771 Professor Saundby and W. H. Wynn), 20 Mddecine, 1331 Diverticula-of the intestines (A. Thomson), Dyspepsia, flatulent. 1339 DEqANE, JOHN THADRUS, and Sir Richard 623; correspondence on, 839 Dysmenorrhoea in girls. 462 Quain (anecdote), 1125; on German surgery, Diving caisson diseise (Surgeon N. Dyepepsia, functional, rational treatment of 1303 Howardand,Mummery), 1565 (Robert Butchison),. 850, 887; (leading; DBLBUT, P. (editor): Nouveau Traile de Divisions. joiut committees of, 48 article on), 887; correspondence on, 1022 Chirurgie, rev, 326. 130i DIxoN, FtElI'RRICK: E:lectric anaestheia, Dellar's essence for deafness, composition of, 788 1374 DIXON, HENLY ALCOCK, obituary notice of, De KORTt. See Kort6 63 E. Dementia praecox, review of books on, 3'; DIxoN, W E : Arterio-sclerosls, 3P8 Denbighahire. special correspondeece from, D)vBSON. T. H. B : Ou migraine, 314 "E. M. I.." 1378: proposed dinner to, 1440, l58M 534; medical inspection of school children, ;Dockyard surgeries, uLqualified assistants in, EAMas, Fleet Surgeon W.: krimary sarcoma 534 1554 of lung, 1610 DENK, Dr.: Successful resection of 6 yards of Doctor and nurse, 3&0 Ear disease in relation to medical examina- ileum, 415 " Doctors in owspapers," 55. 184 tion for the Civil eervice, 100 Denmark, diseased bacon from. 832 Doctors, in Shakespeare. 99, 159; in the Ear. middle, suppuration of (Dundas Grant), DENT, T. CLINTON: After reaults of injuries, paintings of Jan Steen, 210 1E0 1233 Doctors as agents for tea. 904 Ear. middle, note on Dr. Milligan's vaper. Dental needs for the poor of London (J. G. Doctors, increase of, In Prussia, 51- ,"The treatment of chronic buppuration oF Turner), 1481 Doctors and midwives, 831 the middle ear without resort to radical Dentistry, practice of, by uinregistered per- 'Doctors' diseases (leading article), f22 mastoid operatioD " (Oskar Klotz), 498;. sons, 418, 657-; cocaine and, 657 DODD, LAwSoN: Nationalization of the (William Milligan), 781 Dentists Act. See Act profession, 896 Far and chin straps, 29 Dentists' Register, rev., 751 Dog's Protection Bill. See Bill EARL, Dr.: Pathology of nephritis, 504 DENTU, A. Le (editor): Nouveau Traitd de Dogs, ambulance, 1190 Ears, composition of preparations for, 1374 Chirurgie, rev.. 326,1301 DONBLAN, O'CONNo>R, appointed medical Rartlh a*e of the, 823 Denys's tuberculin. See Tuberculin Puperintendent, Ricbmond Asy)um, 550 East Africa, military operations in 19024, 722 Depilatory, barium sulphide as a, 184 Doorplates on branclh suz geries, 721 East Africa, German, sanitary bureau estab- Deputy coroner. See Coroner DORAN, ALBAN H. G. : Cystic tumour of supra- lished io, 756 Dermatitis from exposure to sun, prevention renal body successfally removed by opera- East Anglia. Territorial Army Medical Corpse of, 1027 tidn, 1658 in, 1397 Dermatitis, satinwood (Frederick Gardiner), Dorema. composition of, 1124 EAsr, GuY R.: Cretinism, 1110 1231 Dorset dairies and eowsheds, 344 E&BsTS, G. LEslIEi: Celtain iDfections of the Dermatitis, x-ray, sufferers from. 1261 Dorsetaliire, medical inspection of sehool urinary tract., with special reference to Dermatology, Bier's method in (Stopford children in, 13#94 tubercle. gonococcus, and Bacilli coli corn Taylor and R. W. Mackenna), 623 DOUGLAS, ANDEUW HALLIDAY, obituary rsitnis. 9£0 Dermoid, ovarian, with secondary cysts con- notice of, 719 Earsy censure. See Censure nected with the omentum (Martin Randall) DOUGLAS. CARSTAIRS 0. * Tie Laws of Health: ECCLuS, W. MCADAm, delivers the Lees-Raper 602; with a pathologlcal report by T. W. P. A Handbook on School FHgieae, rev., 1.8 lecture, 345; Hernia. it8 Etiology, Symptoms; Lawrence, 502 Dauglas v stange, 772, 785 and Treatment, rev, 6S0 De Silva. See Silva DI}WDEN, J. W.: Operations for appendicitis, Ecelesiastical law a d Caesarean section. DBss,UsR, ING. FRTEDRICH (editor) Loitfaden 201 See Caesarean des Rdntgenverfahrens. rev., 750; Heilende DOYNE, ROBBRT W.: Oxford post-graduate oedles, Notification of Births Act in. 414 Strahlen. Arbeiten ilber die .orundlfa.en und course in oplitihalmology, 783 Eclampsis, puerperal (N. C. Carver and J. B. die praktische Ausitbung der Stratlentherapie, Dr. Keller's nerve and blood strengthening Fairbairn), 261 rev., 1237 herbal tea, composition of, 1432 Eclampsia, puerperal, with special reference "Petailed account," 182 DRAGE, LOVtLL: Prevention of ophthalmia to its treatmeDtwithnitro-glyceline (Justin DEWAR, THOMAS F.: &ppointed Fife county neonatOrum. 416 M. McCarthy), 1220 medical officer, 649 Drains, defective. 1211 Ectopia vesicae, uretero-trigonal anastomosis- DEwAR, THOMAs W.: Vaginal. haemorrhage DRAPER, W.: Prevention of ophthalmla for (J. Scott Riddell), 975 and milkv secretion from mammae in an neonatorum. 476 .Ectopicgestation. See Gestation infant, 1423 DREscUPELD, Dr, memnrial to, 1554 Eczema, books on, 240 DEYCKE, Professor: Specific treatment of DREW, DOUGLAS: ktesults of the operative Eczema, composition of Preparations for. 942 leprosy, 802, 827 treatment of chronic constipation, 23l Eczema. etiology and treatment of (Leighton Diabetes, pathology of (Hugh S. McNabb), 81 DRITYFUS. GBORGss L.: Die &elancholie, Ein Kebtaven). 1564 Diabetes, conjagal (ledting article), 947 Zustandbild des mani6c.'I-depressiven Irresewtt, Eczama of the forellead. 481 Diabetes mellitus in the Chtnese (A. C. Lam- 341 R C2 ema. treatment of, 1339 bert). 19; (J. Preqton Maxwell), 926; corre- Droeheda guardianq and tuberculosis, 1392 Eddy, Mrs., and " Santa M'ilomena," E22. See spondence on, 116 nroitwich baths, £01 also Christian Science Diaphoresis, method of producing, 1404 Drugs, native West A'rican, 919 EDER, M. D.: SociaLzatlon. of medicine, 16CIN JUNE 27, 1908.1 INDEX. r.2t-m I[I

'EDEN, T. WATTs: Third stage of labour, 803 .nLland and Wales, vital statistics of (1907), Fees incountry districts (Canada), 835 EDGE, FEBDBmICK: Fleas. 544 Fees at inquests, 1267. 1335 EDGECOMBE, Dr.: Blood pressure in spa English hospital work In Egypt, 1187 Fees for insurancereports, 1077 practice, 391 Entente cordiale medicale, 409, 534- Fees, liability for, 1264 (Edinbureh, clinical surgery in. 171,1256, 1327; Eosinophilia, 907 -Fees, medical, restriction of inIndia, E86, chair of Clinical Surgery in. 230, 1449, 1451; Epidemic disease in Prussia, preven-tion of, 593, 1086, 1253 small-pox in. 251, 532, 594, 710; the social 1447 Fees, medical, a coroner on, 418; in cases union, 3.48; Charity Organization Sociely Epigram, a -witty, 337 settled out of court,-539; under the Mid- offers Report of Condition of School Children Epilepsy, colony and bromide treatment of wives Act,1138 at a reduced rate, 399; foot and mouth (A. J. McCallum), 616 Fees for medical inspection of schobis,252. *disease in, 422. 474, 532. 594; influenza in. Epilepsy, treatment of (Dr. Euricb), 808 See al80Schools 520, 594, 649. 710; medical education of Epileptic children4 sehool for in Buda Peath, Fees to medical men, Exchequer scale of, Nwomen in, 775; .post-graduate course. 1074; 823 1451 medical appointments to the city, 1139 * the Epileptics, homes for, 1016 Fees of medical 237, 481, 1211; at lCpileptol, composition of, 1124 witnesses, Circulation Club, 1147 ; police medical atten- assizes, 481 'dants, 1201, 1258; vacant medical chair in, Epiphyses, results of traumatic separation of Fees, professional, 891 :1256, 1327; the Secretary for War in, 1327; (leading.rttcle), 1766 Fees, question of, 55, medical officer of health for, 1390; Indian Epitaphs, 1340 Fees, recovery, of for1060services to the patients Medical Service dinner, 1390; Harveian }rlpsom College. See College of another,practitioner, 418, 721 festival, 1450 Erdington Urban District, report of M.O.H., Fees, schoolmaster'sresponsibility for, 1335 -Edinburgh Asylum. See Asylum 1298 Fees, vaccination, 182,240, 1256; ship surgeons Edinburgh Infirmary. See Infirmary Ergot, alkaloid of, 936 240 Edinburgh University. See University Erroneous prognosis, 664 Feetand,and hands,con renital abnormality of 'Xdmonton Education Committee and its Erythrocythaemia and cyanosis (W. P. Her- (A. B Northote), 1107 school inspectors, 683 ringham), 1096 - FELDMAN,W. M.: Vagitus uterinus.484 DRIDGE-GRBEN, 5r. W.: Colour perception, ESCHLE, FhiANZ R.: Grungztlge der Psy- WELL. A. N.: Status lymphat;cue, 353 447; Royal Society and tests for colour chiatrie, rev., 570 FULLs, A.: Cancer of mouth in Bouthern blindness, 475 ESMARCH, His Excellency JOHANN FRIED- India, with an analysis of 209 operations. -Education Act. See Act RICcH AUGUST VON, 85th birthday of. 402; 1357 Educational authority, charges to, 1615 statue erected to at Tonnlng, 402; death of, Female pelvic viscera. See Pblvic EDWARD, J. B.: Abscess of lung cured by 527' obituary notice of, 719; appreciation Females, irreducible herniae in (Edred V. incision and drainage, 558 of, 4M Corner), 17 -EDWARDS, HALL. Se6e Hall Eston, composition of, 1432 Femoral hernia. See Hernia EDWARDS, SWINFORD: Appreciation of Sir Ether anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia Femur,fracture of. See Fracture Alfred Cooper, 661 Ether, open administration of, 1053 FINWICK, X. HuamY: Operative demonstra- 6GUBZRG, Dr. appointed Commander, Royal Ether, open continuous drop method of tion of the occasional diagnostic accuracy Victorian Order, 1128 administering, 477,544 of the xray in urinary stone, 4 Egypt, English hospital work in, 1187 Etude MddicaleInternationale. See "EZ.M. ."' FBzVWICK. P. CLENISBLL -reports two cases Egypt and how to see it, rev., 394 Eugenics Society. Sce Society ofgastric ulcer: operation; recovery, 444 Egypt, plague in, 1003; Professor Elliot Smith EURICH, Dr.: Treatment of epilepsy, 808 FERGUS,A. FREELAND: Relief of ptosis, 1175 on mummies, 1062 Europe and Mecca (leading article), 340; FZRGUSI0W, JOHNCAMPBLL.,a-warded dam- Egypt and the Boudan, Sir Eldon Gorst's correspondence on, 653 ages for volluted water, 281; *app*al by report, 1126 Evz, FREDERIC : Note on nephropoxy, 19 1132,1147 Egyptian Mail Steamship Company, I00I EvaRs, C. H., appointed J.P. for county of TFEIRIERMalverl, DAVID. appointed to c6onulting Egyptology, medical, 769, 848 Northumberland, 328 staff oi Convalescent Home for Officers, X:*A'RDT, O.: Nierenchirurgic: Ein Hand- Evolution of the hospital, 1486 0 3borne, 109 buchjir Praktiker, rev., 88 EWALD. Dr, resigns editorship of Berliner Fever and opium in India, 832 'EISENDRATH, DANIEL N.: Surgical Diagnosis, klinische Wocheschrift, 30 Fever, blackwater, 1253 rev., 1051 ZWART, WILIAM : Treatment of pneumonia, Fever, cerebro spinal, 168, 171, 231, 474, 1327 ELDBRTON, ETHUL M.: Orn, the Measure of the 716 serum against, 168; in Bcotland, 171, 474, Resemblance ofFirst Cousins, 407 Ex-assistant starting in India, 1264 1327, 1606; serum treatment of, 231 Election of standing committees. 174 Excursions Mh6dtcales Internationales. 4C2 Fever, cerebro-spinal, epidomic, treatment Clectric anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia Exercise in pulmonary tuberculosis, 544 of by intraspinal injections of Flexner and Electrical treatment of aneurysm (Dawson ERxeter, medical inspection of sebools in, 1189 Jobling's antimeningitis serum (A. Gardner Turner), 1429 Exeter, sanitation ia mediaeval, 1433 Robb), 382 Electricity, practical application of (Lewis Exhibition, Earl's Court, 1190 Fever, diphtheritic (Sir John Moore), 13,344 Jones 568 Exhibition, Franco-British, 380, 1128, 1l0, Fever, enteric, 171, 227, 230, 283, 381, 648, 701, 'Electrobus Company, 1004 1547, 1616; beekeepers at, 1440: reproduc- 705. 957. 1135, 1255, 1325: in Glagoow, 171, 230, Electrolysis in tic douloureux and in spinal tion of the tuberculosis exhibition, 1547; 1255; at 'the Brentx'y Home for Inebriates sclerosis (Dawson Turner),- 806 Science Section, 1616 near Bristol 283. 701; leading article on. TElectro-medical apparatus, 328 Exophthalmic goitre. See Goitre' 701; in the fIrench atmy. 361 ; at Petithead, 'E:ectro-physiologv, review of books on, 751 Expenditure of London Hospitals. See Hos- 648, 705; in Sydney, 957; at Klavinside, Electro-therapeutics in some skin diseases pitals, London Glasgow, 1255,1325; alcohol in treatment of, (Dr. Metcalfe), 808 Exsperiments on live animals, 783, 1449, 1590: 227; among return for 1580. colffers 1137 the 'ELGOOD, OLIVE: Pyelonephritis in pregnancy, 1907, See also Vivisectioa Fever, enteria, isolation of .Baallus 1424 Eye, anatomy and pathology of the eye typhosus from the spinal fluid In a case of, ELLETT, GzORGE GRTGSON, obituary notice (Thomson Henderson), 24 with cerebro-spinal symptoms (reported by of, 663; Saxon medicine, 999 Eye disease, hereditary (Mr. Nettleship), Erne3t H. M. Milligan), 5 ELLIOT, RICHAR&D LuscOMBE, obituary notice 1573 Fever, Malta, Royal Society aDd, 464; ques- of, 482 Eye ointments, composition of, 1373 tions in Parliament, 774; Colonel DaLvid ELLIOT-BLAKE, H.: Royal College of Sur- Eyeball, foreign bod in (A. Jr. R. Conder). 20 Bruce on, 1016; possibility of the presence geons and the hood, 782; treatment of red Eyes composition of preparations for, 1373 of among English goats, nose, 908 Eyesight, school children's, care of, 1338 Fever. puerperal. the discoverer1609 of, 398 9'LLIOTT, JOHN F.: Rigor mortis in a still- Eye surgery in India, 642 Fever. puerperal, votes on the treatment of borninfant, rupture of the uterus, 564 (A. Knyvett Gordon), 970; correspondence MLLIs, Sir HRRT V., elected Fellow Royal on, 1566 Sanitary Institute, 521 Fever, scarlet, 362, 1138 1255; "retura." cases M. V. I. See Association, French Medical of, 262; at Tidworth Barracks, 1128; on EMANU3L, Dr.: Vyoedema with symptoms Salisbury Plain, 1256 of Graves's disease, 22 F. Fever, scarlet, useof serum in (H. Cumpaton), Emotions, physiology of (I'. W. Mott), 789, 853 1291. See also Scarlatina ffmphysema, observations on (Bir James Factories, medical inspection of, 1329; acci- Fever, tuberculous, in India (J. R. Roberts Barr) 909 dents io,1449 and gao Babib P. R. Bhandarkar), 377; cor- 3lEmphisema, surgical treatment of, 226, 354; Factory inspection, 591 respondence on, 839 correspondence on, 354 Factoryinspectors, examination for, 592 Fever, yellow. arsenic as a preventive of, 345; dia- Factory legIslation, evolution of, 891 Empiricism and instinct in veterinary in Cuba 1023 1 gnosis, 118, 231 Factory surgeons and sixpenny certiflcates, Fever. yeilow.'a pioneeA in research on, 1'06 'Employers' liabUity for medical attendance 1389 revers. exanthematous and continued, books in workmen, 1320,1334 Factory surgeons, supersession of, 1453 on, 183 A rmpyema, successful case of thoraeoplasty Faecal impaction in rectum (W. Robson), Fibula to tibia, grafting of (B. Atkinson for the relief of (JohnB. Lunn), 561 1041'; (W. H. Peacock), 1332; (Seymour W. stoney), 320 ENDERLEN. von E.: Stereoskopbilder zur Lehre Davies), 1360: (B.J. Ross), 1571 Filo-dentol, composition of, 1432 von den Hernien, rev., 1576 FAGGE, C. H.: The Pocket Anatomyn, rev., 1114 Filter, oral, for operations (Staff Suron G. Endotheliomata, certsin (W. S. Lazarus-Bar- FAIRBAIRN,J. .: Puerperal eclampsia, 261 EC. Duncan), 441 ; (John B. Story), 865 low), 746 Fair comment (leading article),223 Finance Committee report. See Association, 9Engine drivers. See Railway men Fallopian tube, tampon in, 338 British Medical England, Chinese students in, 318 FALVEY, Lieutenant-Colonel, appointed J.P. FINDLAY. JOHN, appointed J.P. for Aberdeen- E:ngland and Wales, special correspondence for co. Donegal, 1128 shire, 700 from, 48, 110, 169, 228, 283. 350, 413. 471 532, Family care of insane. SeeInsane Finlayson lecture. Seelecture 594. 650, 712, 777, 836, 895, 955, 1016, 3076,'1141 Fat metabolism, defective (Dr. Mumford), 927 IrNNEMoRU, Brigade-Surgeon JAMEs HOR-u 1201, 1257.1328,1393,1453, 155,1600; Birming* Fatigue and beverages (leading article), 1192 NIDGE, obituary notice of, 1026 ham, 48, 533 650, 713, 777, 836, 895. 1016. 1328, FVAu u, J.' L.: Mfaladies Chirurgicales de la FINNY, J. X : kPrognosis and treatment of 1603; Manclhester and Salford, 48, 110, 169, Peau, rev., 326 503 '228, 283, 350, 413, 472, 532, 595. 651, 712, 777, FAYRER, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J.: Am- First-aidnephritis,certificates, 528, 592; for seamen, 896, 955, 1016, 1075, 1141. 1202, 1257. 1393, 1453, bulance training for London boys, 1212 692 1554, 1503; Liverpool.49, 169, 228,283, 414,472, Feeble-minded Association. See Association Firstaid Congress. See Congress 1454: West Yorkshire, 49, 110, 170 229, 284, Feeble-minde4 children. See Childrenj Fir5t-aid in New York, 1313 351, 533,595,836, 1017,1076,1141,1I'28, 1453,1601; Feeble-minded, homes for, 1016 Firstaid in tramway accidents, 651 Cardiff, 49; Swansea. 49, 229; Wales, lll. 286, Feeble-minded, report of Loyal Commission, FISCHER, Louis : Diseases of Infancy and 351. 472,596,652, 713,1016,1204,1257.1328,1393, 1256 Childhood: Th.eir Dietetic, "Hygienic, -and 1602; Blackburn, 16; Durham, 170; Bristol, Fees, 845,904, 1335 1340 Medical Treatment, rev.. 132 '283, 471, 634, 1141; Sheffield, 286, 413; New- Fees for ansistheiics, assistants and. 962 FISH&R,J.B.: Mlicrophthalmia, 447 castle-uDon-Tyne, 413, 593, 652, 895, 1017, Fees for attending consultations, 1147 Fishmongers' Company, dinner, 338 --1201, 1393; Carlisle, 471, 1631; Denbighshire, Fees for certification of a pauper lunatic, 1034 Fistula, vesico-vaginal (0. 3. Currie), 1108 534; Leeds, 594. 778, 1203: Cumberland,595; Fees, claims to, 1080 FLAc, MARTIN: Observations on the rectal Portsmouth, 836. 896; Worcestershire, 897; Fees, coroners and workhouse medical temperature after muscular exercise 921 'Westmorland, 897; Leicester, 1016 offilers', 837 Flag,2Te, 1315 lt .14P lb. I 'A XXAOI.L TOU=AJLJ -IND)EX.INEX liu-r-,[J-IEE -27iC7 t9OS-tgo'L F1atUleat dyopepsia. See Dyspepsia Act (1907), 53; garden cities, rural housing, Gastro-intestinal-Infection, pulmonary tuber- Fleas, 484, 544, 604,1464. See al8o Restless night and the Government, 1048 culosis from (leading article), 685 FLEMING, R. A.: Optic nerve and intra- FRENCH, HERBERT: Influence of pregnancy Gastrostomy, case of (Robert Y. cranial tumour, 205; wins Spens anni- upon certMin medical diseases and of Aitken), verswrymgdal of the Royal Company of certain medical diseases upon pregnancy, GELSTON, ROBERT RINGROSE,obituary notice Archers, 1247 1029, 1100, 1165 of. 542 FLTCHIBR, -H. MORLEY (editor): St. RBartholo- FRENCH, Major H. C.: Syphilis in the Army GEMMBLL, EANSON, appointed Professor of mew's Hospital Reports, rev., 1050 (Syphilis in the Army and it8 Influence on Clinical Medicine in the Univ6rsity of. Plies, nuisance of, 1123, 1135 4fiaitary Service, its Causes. Treatment, and the Glasgow, 1449, 1452 rlintshiro. diphtheria in, 1010 Meant which it is Advisable to adopt for its General Medical Council. See Couneil FLOYER, FRE2DERICK A.: Ether anaesthesia Prevention), rev., 1112 General practitionersand hospital residents. by the open method, 477 French Government and -a "University of See Hospital 'Fluinol, composition;of, W433 Africa," 258 Genito-urinary tuberoulosis. See Tubercu- LFly, house. Spe House French Academy of Surgery and statue of losis OLEY, C. A.: Successful treatment of a case Louis XV, 1146 Genius and insanity, 881 of consumption (?), 364 French Army See Army GkRARD, E.: Traitd Pratique d'Analyse de- Follicular odontoma. See Odontoma FrenchhedicalAssociation. SeeAssociation; Denr6es Alimentaires, rev., 327; Traitement de j8'oodadulterwtion, review of books on, 327 see also France la tuberculoseparla paratoxinebasi sur 'action Food chart, 1329 French medical men i-n London, proposed antitoxique dujoie, rev., 873 Food, ckeap (leading article), 639 dinner to, 1440 German army. See Armry Food, passage of through the huilian alimen- P'REUD, Professor, and hysteria (leading German Association of Naturalists and medi- tary canal (Arthur F. laertz), 130, 191 article), 103 cal Men. See Association rooed passages, removal of foreign bodies FaBEw, JOHN: Epitaphs, 1340 German Hospitals. See Hospitals from. See Foreign FREYHERGER, L.: Analysis of 74 cases of German Medical Association. SeeAssoolatiom Food o6nd drugs exhibition at annual meet- sudden death while under the influence of German School Doctors' Association,-621 ing. See Association, Brittish Medical axn anaesthetIc, 507 German surgery, John Thadeus Delane on, ood, pure in -Austrlia, 172 rriendly societies, medical officers of, 699,1694 1308 ood, stanaard for preservatives in, 1138 Fruit as diet. See Diet German watering plpces, hospitality of, 298 ood, unwholesome, in alanchester, 652 FRYER, Staff Surgeon HAROLD EDGAR, Germany, medical practitioners in, 307; anti- Foods, preservation of, 956- desiceation, 936; obituary notice of, 358 quackery bill in, 960; medical students in refrigeration, 937: use of antiseptics, 937- 'Fulgural, composition of, 1124 tne unirersities, 1164; prevention of epi- aseptic methods, 938; importance of factory Fuller's earth and tetanus, 892 demic disease in Prussia, 1447 conditions, 938 FULTON, -HUGH HARvzY, obituay notice of, Germany, neurological and psychiatrical Foot, unususa deformity of (Basil Kilvlngton), 542 clinics in, 1534 497 FUNCK-BRNNTANO, Dr. : Perils of oxygenated Germicide, a clerical,'950 -oot, taieti. See Tabetic injections, 691 Giestation,ectopic, case ofruptured,occurrirg Foot and mouth disease. 644 Functions of an out-patient depa;rtment in a rudimentary horn of a uterus bicornis foot alud mouth disease in Edinburgh, 422, (William Osler), 1470 unicollis (E. T.Hicks), 303 474, 32k-594 Fund, Bradford Hospital, 878 Gestation, ectopic (Dr. Briggs), 446; (E. AL Foo'iE, EDWARD M1TroN: Textbook of Minor Fund, Bridgmann, l166 Searle). 1162 Surgery, rev., 630 Fund, British Medical Benevolent, 38, 273, Gestation, tubal, symptoms, diaosis, atfl ZORBzs, J. GRAHAM: Gaertner infection, 449 518, 580, 762, 1121, 1314, 1604 treatment of (Walter Tate), 301. See as- oR2BBS, N. RAY, elected corresponding mem- Fund, Brookle,hurst, 424 Pregnaney ber of the Socidtd dRydrologie MWdicale de Fund. Coronation, for nurses, 136 Gestation, tubal, early (EH. Wade and B. P. Paris, 394 Fund, Dublin Hospital, 1140 Watson), 1572 Forceps, ligature, 1430 Fund, Factory Girls' Holiday, 945 G. Pohl's family tea, "Bacillent6d," compb- Forceps, Neville's, modification of (Sir A. Fund, -Hall-14wards, 1333 sition of, 1433 Macan), 666 Fund, H7ospital Saturday, 960 - report, 960 GIBB, J. G.: Calmette's, ophthalmo-rkeactim Foreeps; retractor, 1182 Fund, Hospital Bunday, in Birmingham, 48, for tuberculosis, 443 ,Voretgn bodies retained in the heart, 1597 895 ; in Bristol, 471; in 4iasgow, 837 Giesshuibler water,1430 Foreign bodies in air and food passages, Fund, Imperial Cancer Research, 1554 GILBERT, A.: NVouveautraitdde Midecine et de .reinoval of (D. R. Paterson), 316 Fund, King Edward's Hospital, 101, 645, 764, Thirapeutique, rev., 1427 Foreign-body in the eyeball (A. F. R. Conder), 1316; adoption of resolutions, 101 ; applica- GILCHRIST, A. W.: Bronchitis kettle, 1028; 20 -tions to, 645; annual meeting, 764; large natural and acquired immunity, 1610 FOREL, AUGtUST- Hygiene of Nerve8s and Mind donation-from Lord Mount-Stephen, 1315 Gillingham, Kent, contract practice at, 274 Ia Bteq&h and Diseose, rev., 813 Fund, Lynn Thomas and 8kyrme, 752, 8'8, GLAISTER, JOHN: Evidence before the Royal Foruinidehyde in alopecia areata (J. J. 881. 935, 1002, 1062, 1120, 1190, 1240, 1313, 1377, Coinmission on Vivisection, 819 Mo?u rney), 203 1439, 1582 Glamorgan, water supply, 111,286; a;AntWtini,. Formal rhyde combinations, 1430 Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent, in Ireland, 1257 Formamiut tablets, 454 annual meeting, 1604 Glanders, 529, 832; notification of,832 Forrineston, composition of, 1432 Glasgow,Finlayson lectures at, 112; measles Formidin, composj±ion of, 1124 in, 112; enteric fever in, 171, 230, 1255, 1326; Formidine antiseptic, 1240 and Lord Lister, 224; psychology in, 230;. Forster Green Hospital. See Hospital influenza in, 520; cattlecondbmned as FOSTER, Sir-MICHAEL, posthumous paper by, for food in, 529; tuberculous m0eat-at,-709-;unfit 614 addition to the McAlpine Nursing Rome, RFOrERGILL, W. E.: Supports of the pelvic G. 1015; note on, 1545; opening Or a nerw viscera, 85; pelvic displacements, 684 maternity hospital, 1139; vacant mntediuk FQwKU, FIRANcs. obituary notice of, 1267, GADD, WILLIAM (editor), Pocket Book for chair in, 1256 1337 ; -will of, 1098 Physicians and Pharmacists, rev., 327 GlasgowInfirmary. See Infirmary -FOWLRI, RUSSELL B.: The Operating Room Gaertner *nfectton (F. S. Batten and J. Glasgow medical societies. See Sooietes and the Patient, rev., 208 Graham Forbes), 449 Glasgow University. e University Fox, 3. TREGELLES: Plea for the habitual GAIRDENER, the late Sir WILLUM, and Messrs. Glasgow University'Club. See Club performanoe of autopsies in general prac- Oppenheimer, 184 Glendale, medical inspection of schooD We, 1412 . .. Gait of man, 1010 children in, 1305 Fox, R. HINGSTON: Present position of anti- Galactocele, case of (Rushton Parker), 1163 GLEY, EUGPNU, appointedto Chair of General typhoid inoculation, 1177 Gall bladder, persistence of typhoid bacilli Biology in Collbge de France, 414 Fox, rgeon-General THOMAS WILLIM in, 562, 584; (leading article), 584 Glioma, microphthalmia resembling (& obituary notice of, 1026 Gall bladder, surgery of (J. Lynn Thomas), 7 Mayou), 321 Fraoture-bald bone grafts, ununited (Rushton GALLOWAY, JAMES: Point Mary Roncevall, Glos8ina, distribution of (J. J. MClnerneyX Parker), 84 174; visible signs of visceral aisease, 665 988 Fracture of femur In the newly-born, treat- Gall stones, 604 Gloucester. medical-inspetion of schools in,. ment of (Robert Jones), 1358 GALTON, JOHN HENRY, obituary notice of, 1127 Fractures of long bones, diagnosis and treat- 419; estate of, 784 Gloves, aseptic, 46; Sir Thomas Watson and,. ment of (A. Pearce Gould), 744 Galway Workhouse. See Workhouse 45 Fractures, new ideas on (Dr. Lucas-Cham- GAMHEz, Mr.: Deformity of ulna, 664 Glycerophosphates and formates, elixir of, -piomiure). 125 iols4lnXIndia. See India 1577 Fractifres,tof pat0lla of long standing, treat- Garden cities, rural housing and the Govern- - Glycerophosphates with nuclein in tablte.% ment of (Lord Lister), 849 mext-(F.F. Fretle),08 1240 FradtUnes of Satella treated by mobilizing GARDI }ER, FREDERICK: Stiwood ftrmat- Glycosuria, balano-posthitis and (Arthur- the lower fragment (J. Lynn Thomas), itis, 1231 Cooper), 1423 1161 GARDNER, H. BRLLAMY: Ether anvaesthesia GLYNN, -fN3ST: Rapid -mic-roscOpiC dia- Fractures and the public (leading article), by the open method, 145 gnosts, 685 765 GARMO, VW. B. DE: Abdominal Hernia, its Dia- Goat, Casefor the, with tAe Practical Empefes Fractures, punch (Harold Burrows), 740 gnosis and Treatmet, -rev., 690 of Twenty-four Experts, rev., 1303 Fractures, treatment of (H. Tyrrell Gray), GARRf, C.: Nierenchirurgie, Bin Handbasch Goats, English, possibility of the presence ol- 1414 fUr- Praktiker, rev., 88 Malta fever among, 1609 France, vital statistics of, in 1906,-50; medical GAROD, Sir ALFRED B&mvNG, obituarynotice -GODFkEY, jOBSEPH YDWARD, appointed moii- secrecy in, 643; medical praotice in, 724; of, 58, 121 estate-of, 578 ber of the 6xecutive of British Guiana,lO6- hospitwl management in, 948; reform of Gmsssa, E.* Stereoskopbilder zur Lehre von den GODSON, CLEMBNT: Appreciation of Sir- modical 6dUcation in, 1321. See -also Hernien, rev.. 1576 Alfred Cooper, 661 Frendh Gastric contents after a tent mOal, chemical Gottre, exophtalic Bir Thoma Myles), Franco-British Exhibition. See Ehibi-tton examination of (W. H. WillUOo), 502 321; (William Taylor),746 FRANCIS ALBX1N`MR : -Na8sl PuStules, 604 diseases, review of books-on, 1426 Gold Cogst, plague in, 160, 422, 634, 823, 103,,. FRANHE, FULIx: Treatmentof injuries of the 2astricastric disoders, olkaline reatment of 1149, 1398 heart, 408 (Professor Hayem), 1204 Golf, mechanics of 1404 Frankfort, founSlZou of institution of hastric ulcer. See Ulcer Gonorrhoea, review of books on, 1363 industrial hygietie. '1088-,international first- Gastric ulceratiqt, experimental production GOODALL, EDWIN:InsanityandAliedNeuroses,. aidcoligress at, 1440 of (C. Bolton) 603 rev., 570; proposed hospital for mental dis- FBAsm, r.: Pleas, 484 Gastritis, phlekmonous (Arthur-J. Hanl and' -eases in Loandon. 956_ FRASER, J.S.: Chronic oedenia, 1426 Graham Simpson), 558 GOODHART JSA'MsF.,appolihtedtoconsulting FRAYL1I4, JF. G.: Infanticide, 1177 Gastrenteros omy (Stanmore Bishop), 687 staff -of bonvalescent Home for Officrs,. FREEMA, 1:. C.: Territorial Army lMedical astro-enterostomy, physiological aspects of Osborne, 109 Obblis In East Anala, 1397 (Hector Charles Cameron) 140 GORDON, A. KNYVETT: Notes on the treat- fREE,?AUL C. (editor): Philippine Jourpal of Gastro-enterostomy and after (B. G. A. ment of-puerperal fever, 9i0 .Sdiene, rev, 1303 Moyniha), 1092; (leading axrticle on), 1129. GDON, ALEDR, the discoverer of fper- FREMANTLE, F. Z.: Notifieation of Births See also Stomach peral fever, 398 r Tim ButTIS JUNE 27, 1908.1 INDEX. UIEDICLL JOURNAL I3

I G,ORDON, MARY, appointed Inspector of H. Health resorts, notes on, 513; Salsonaggiore, Prisons and Assistant Inspector of State 513 andCertified Reformatories, 708; a correc- HAEBERT, J. F.: Herpes zoster, 724 HEARN, LAFOADIO, 944 tIon, 764 Haemoglobin, liquid preparations of, 818 HEARSEY, Dr. Notes on the Treatme2nt of Black GORDON, M. H., translates Abel's Laboratory Haemoptysis treated by nitrite of amyl (Dr. water Fever, rev., 1239 Handbook of Bacteriology, rev., 630 Crace-Calvert), 504 Heart-block,) eport of six cases (E. 0. Jellinek GORDON. W.: Kospitals and medical charity, Haemorrhage, diagnosis and treatment of and C.M. Cooper), 796 1077, 1146 (C. ayall), 262 Heart disease, action of digitalis in (James GoRGos, Colonel WILLIAM C., elected Presi- Haemorrlhage cerebral, andpurpura haemor- Mackenzie), 23 dent Amiierican Medical Ass'ociation, 1598 rhagica (B. W. Carrutheri), 686 Heart disease, is it caused by athletie com- Gosio, BARTOLOMEO, awarded iliberi prize, Haemorrhage, middle menineeal, trephining, petition? 1008 1004 recovery (Wilson Tyson), 621 Reart disease, reviews of books o, 872, 1111, GOTCH, Professor, evidence of before the Haemorrhage, uterine (J. D. Msalcolm), 568 1300, 1361 Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1054, Haemorrhage, vaginal, and milky secretion Heart diseases, vicious circles associated 1116 from mammae in an infant (Thomas W. with (SamiesonB. Hurry). 793 GOuLD, A. PEARCE: Appointed to consulting uewar), 1423 Heart, foreign bodies retained In, 1597 staff of Convalescent Home for Officers, Haemorrhoids, anaesthesia for operations Heart, hydatid of(H. B. Seddon), 1295 Osborne, 109: opens discussion on diagnosis on, 64 Heart injuries, treatment of, 406 and treatment of tractures of the long HAIG, ALEXANDER: Treatment of bronchial Heart, soldier's, plea for more detailed study bones, 744 catarrh by alkalies, 1100 of (ieutenant-ColonelH. E. Deane), 1573 Goulstonian lectures. See Lectures Hair balls (G. F. Still), 1175 Heart suture, case of, 1299 ,Gout showing destructive changes in bone HALBAN, JOSEF: Anatomie und Etiologie der Heat stroke: Is it an accident?182 (J. Barnes Burt), 1175 Genitralprolapec beimn Weibe, rev., 571 Heat in the tropics (Lieutenant-Colonel A. Gout, review of hooks on 1573 HALDANB, J.X , elected Chairman of Section Duncan), 1235 Gout and goutiness (leading article), 102 of Physiology at the next meeting of the Heberden nodes, treatment of, 544 GOWERS, Sir WILLIAMR.; Societv of Medical British Association, 408 HBaERT, Dr., settlement of proceedings Phonograpllers, 235; shorthand in medical Halifax, medical inspection of school against, 272 work, 417; toxic effects of petrol fumes, 587; children in, 533 HECHT, ADOLF: Klinische Semiotik, rev., 1428 The Boiderland ofEpilepsy, rev., 62J Halifax mayor and the care of infants, 170 IfECKER, R.: Atlas and Epitome of Diseases of GRAF, Dr.: Die Verwundungen durch die HALL, ARTHUR J.: Case of phlegmonous Children, rev.,1I3 modernen Kriegsfeuerwassen, ihre Prognose gastritis, 558 Hedjaz railway, cholera and, 580 und Therapie im Felde, rev.. 263 HALL, F. DE HAVILL&ND: Mumps, 1045 Heidelberg University. See University Grafting of fibula to tibia (R. Atkinson HALL, GEORGE: Bacteriological aspects of HEIDENHAIN, MURTIN: Plasma und Stoney), 320 the problem of neuropathic keratitis, 72 Allemeine der Lebendigen Masse, rev., 814ZeRle GRAHAM, JAMES, and the doctrine of the HALL, GEORGB. appointed assistantphysician HEINZ, R.: Lehrbuch der Arzneimet-eUelre, Qopen window, 403 Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle-upon- rev., 875 GRAHAM-SMITH, G. S.: Bacteriology of Diph- Tyne, 652 Helium, solidification of, 642 theria including Sections of the History, Epi- HALL, GEORGE: Spontaneous inversion of HELLMANN, Dr.: Traces the study of demiology and Pathology of the Disease, the uterus, 865 meteorology, 700 M{ortalitg caused by it. the Toxins and Anti- H4*LL, JOHN (Shakespeare's father-in-law), 99, Hemipleria with unilateral optic atrophy toxins, and the Serum Disease, rev., 1049 159 (R T. Williamson), 1345 GRANT, C. GRAHAM: A few cases of com- HALt-EDWARDS, Mr., sad case of, 650, 653, 764; HEMMING, J. J.: Churchill'sZedical Directory, pressed-air illness, with remarks, 1667 774, 836. 895. 1333 ; awarded a civil list pen- 604 ,GRANT, DUNDAS: Some important aspects sion, 764, 836; question in Parliament, 774; HENDERsON, Lieutenant-Colonel R. q. F., of suppuration of middle ear, 150 the King and, 895. See al8o Radiography secondclass of Red Eagle conferred Upon, G*RANVILLE A., receives permission to accept and Fund 658 and wear Insignia of Fourth Class of the HALL$ER, ALBBRECHT VON, 1371 HENDERsoN, THOMsoN: Anatomy and patho- Imperial Ottoman Order, 1190 HALLIBURTON. W. D.: Hon. LL.D. of Aber- logy of the eye, 24 ; Schlemm's canal, 634 GRA.SRY-LHMANN, R.: Atlas Chirurgi8ch- deen conferred upon, 645 HENDERSON, WILLIAM B. : Medical inspectiou pathologischerRontgenbilder, rev., 1237 HALLOP'AU, Djr., presentation of commemo- of school children, 353 GRAssi, Professor, created Senator of the rative medal to 51, 784; on localized injec- HENRYII of France and abortion, 699 Kingdom of Italy, 1547 tions of atoxyl and their attenuating or Hepatic abscess. SeeAbscess Gratis attendance upon the families of abortive action in syphilis, 173 HERBERT, Lieutenant-Colonel H.: Parenchy- medical men,540 HAMILTON, GEOBGE G.: Note on separate matous xerosis, 1573 GRAY, A. A.: The Labyrinth of Animals, rev., operating rooms and their management, Herbert Clifton's treatment for deoafnes, 1361 1479 composition of, 1374 OuAY, R. TYRRELL: Treatment of fractures, HAMILTON, JAMES, elected P.R.S., 645 Herefordshire Combined District, repoxt of 1414 Hamlet, psychology of, 470 M.0.H., 1082 ([REEN, A. STANLEY: Purin-free dietary and HANBuRy, Surgeon General Sir JAMES HERMAN, G. E.: Renal disease ir pregpapye, sea-sickness, 240 ARTHuR, obituary notice of, 1463; corre- 1207 QRRENN, J. REYNOLDS: Vegetable Physiology, spondence on, 1611 Hermaphroditism (T. Kellock), 86 rev., 508 HANDLEY, SAMPSON : Breast cancer, 928 Hernia,,anatomy of iliAc_1. colon in relation to. QRBENFIELD, DUDLEY G.: Early case of Hands and feet, congenital abnormality of (B. A. Stoney), 445 intusuaception;, 1108 (A. B. Northcote), 1107 Hernia, anterior retroperitoneal, 1596 GREBEIHOUGH, VERNON JOHN, obituary notice HANKIN, E. H., and the legend of the Pied Hernia of caecum. radical treatment of, 344 of, 183 Piper of Hamelin, 220 Rernia, strangulated femoral (D. V. 4RzEiEis, ROBERT HOLMES: Diseases of the HARBURN, 3. E , appointed J.P. for county of Adams), 1040 3Kaxwa11- Genito- Urinary Organs and the Kidney, rev., Derby, 160 Hernia, inguinal, irreducible in females 89 HARE, HOBART AMORY: Practical Diagnosis, (Zdred M. Corner), 17 GRRENWOOD, ALFRED: Annual report on rev., 453 ; Textbook of Practical Therapeutics, Hernia, inguinal, strangulated, in an infapt health of Blackburn, 1070; a Nursing rev., 1052 29 days old, operation, recovery (reported Mothers' Aid Society. 1070 BARLEY, R. W., obituary notice of, 542 by William H. Thompson), 317 %IJREBNWOOD, Major: Notification- of Births Harelips, two cases of extreme, in one family, Hernia pills, composition of. 1124 Act, 1907, 53; St. Mary Roncevall, 117 1276 Hernia. recurrent. advisability of operation GRUBNWOOD, M.: P4ystological aud patho- H,ARMAN, N. BISHOP: Prevention of oph- for (Major M. P. C. Holt), 262 logical effects which, follow exposure to thalmia neonatorum, 114 Hernia, review of bQoks on, 690, 1575 couspressed air, 914, 983 Harpenden and its drainage, 647 Hernia tea, composition of, 1124 q renada, health of, 699, 1002 HARRIS, DAVID FRASER: Functional Inerfia Herniol, composition of. 1124 RIFFITH, J. P. CROZRB: Care of the Baby, rev., of Living Matter: A Contribution to the HERON, DAVID: First Study o1 the Statistics o,/. 1430 Physiological Theory ofLife, rev.. 571 Insanity and the Inheritance of the Insane QRIFFITH, WALTER S. A.: Prevention of oph- HARRIS, WILFRID, appointed physician in Diathesis. 1035 thalmia neonatorum, 290 charge of out-patient department for Herpes zoster, 724 GRIFFITHS, CORNELIUS A.: Traumaticrupture nervous diseases at St. Mary's Hospital, HERRISGEAM. W. P.: Erythrocythaemta of kidney, 979 338 cyanosis, 1096 ano GRIFFITHS, E. H., complimentary dinner to, HARRISON, EDWARD: Modern Methods in HertfordshWre, medical inspection o 'school a29 Securing Surgical Asepes, rev., 208; two children in, 1305 M. O.H. for. 1598 GROSSioARN, KARL: Recognition of colour cases of lateral sinus thrombosis, 1563 HER}TZ, ARTHUR F.: Passage of food through blindness, 354; new view of the Early Noti- HARRISON. REGINALD, obituary notice of, the human alimentary canal, 130. 191 fication of Births Act, 1144: medical inspec- 601; estate of, 823 HEWLRTT, R. TANNUR: Pathology, (eieral and tion of sohoolohildren, 1145 HARSTON L. C. -E.: Case of oebronosis, 1230 Special, rev., 264 O'rossmann's strength and nutrition emul- HART, A. HERBERT: Some Successful Pre- HEBYWOOD, C. CHRISTOPrHER: Treatment of a sion," composition of, 1124 scriptions, rev., 1053 common cold, 967 GRtNBA'TM, OTTO: Calmette's ophthalmo- Hartlepool, West, medical inspection of HicKs, H. T.: Case of ruptured ectoptp gestp- reactton from tuberculosis. 477 schools in, 1003 tion occurring in a rudimentary horn of a, GRUNER, OSKARC.: Societyof Medical Phono- HARTMANN, ARTHUR: Die Krankheiten des uterus bicorpis unlcollis, 303 graphers, 235 Ohres und deren Behandlung, rev., 932 HIGGENS, O. 1S.: Mumps represented by a Guardians, attendance of Poor-law medioal Harvard Medical School, presented with primary orchitls. 925; case of re#roversion o$-cers at board meetings of, 239; clsImts engravings, etc., 1190 of the gravid uterus. 1014 on, under Superannuation Act after volun- Harveian festival in Edinburgh. 1450 HIGHET, JOHN: Teaching of legal medicine, tary resignation, 239 HARVEY, Dr.: A spinal abnormality, 1297- 175 GUERuMONPRiEtz. Professor: Gymnastique Be- HARVEY, JOHN 0.: Prevention of ophthalmia Highlands, parochial medical appointments spirateire pendant le8 Mouvemexts, rev., 873 neonatorum, 476 in, 1385.; medical officers of health ix, GIuIDI, GUIDO. 637 HARVEY, Captain W. F.: Theory and Practice 1598 Gumma of thyroid (reported by R. M. R. of AntirabicImmunization, rev., 1113 HILDEBRANDT, Dr.: Die Verwundungen dureh Thurefield), 147 HASKINS, H. D.: Organic Chemistry, including die mndernen Krieasfeuerwossen, iArePrognese GUNN, Dr. : Postanaesthetievomiting, 320 Portions of Physical Chemistry, for und Therapie im Felde. rev., 263 GUNE, A. R.: Prevention of tuberculosis, a Certain W.: Schema des Rump/es, rev, suggestIon. 382, 717; fatal case of inversion Medical, Pharmaceutical, and Biological HILDBBERANDT, of 1232 Students. rev., 874 154 uterus, HAY, KENNETH ROBERT, appointed medical HILL, WILLIAM: OD the ernploTment of the GIJNN, R. MARcUS: " Ophthalmia " neona- officer of the Royal Institution, 338 artificial membrane in marked tempovasy torum, 235 Alkaline treatment of deafness during the subscute stage follov - GUTIRFE. LEONARD G.: Functional Disorderis HAyBm. Professor: 622 in Chidhood. rev., 151; rheumatism and gastric disorders, 1204 iDg acuite tympanic suDTuratiop. Headaches, sugar (T. M. Ullison), 563 HITLIARD. HATRVgy: Fatal case of status chores in children, 1234 Association. See Association 202 GUTEIM, R. L.: Albuminurla from a life in- Head Teachers' lymphaticus, A. C.: Medical in surante point of view. 54 Health and education, 1601 HINDMARSH, E. witnepses Gvnaecology, review of books on, 509, 627, Health Conference. Internationa1l 1442 India. 841 1575 Health of nations (leading article), 1442 HITTON, Sir JOHN, 1372 IM ftn= 11 14 KWIC" loqnmAzj INDEX[ = [JUNIN 27, 1908- I I Hip, nine hundred cases of tuberculous Hospital for of A. Children, Bradford, 317,543; case EHospital, Liverpool Samaritan, 1456 disease (inthony Bowlby), 1465 of strangulated inguinal hernia in an Hospital, the London, 120.1273; lectures at Hip-joint disease, tuberculous, treatment of Jnfant 29 eays' old: operation: recovery the Medical College, 120, 1273. See al8g in its initial stage, t0 (reported by William k. Thompson), 317; University of London Hi joint, pseudo-arthrosis of (RobertJones), twenty-fifth annual meeting, 543 Hosnitalt, London Cancer, report, 1592 4 Hospital for Children, East London, Shad- Hospital, London Fever, 221, 174. 543; new Hippopotamus as the inventor of bleeding, well, 258; case of infantile scurvy with bone blook 221, 274; annual meeting. 543 579 formation in the detached perlosteum (W. Hospital, London Temperance, 35th annuaY HIRSCHBERG, Professor, bequeaths his collec- Norman May), 258 meeting, 764 tion of ophthalmological literature to the Hospital for Bick Children, Great Ormond Hospital managedient, 481 Royal Library, Berlin, 220 Street, 1063, 16i0; new out-patient depart- 8ospital managers and hospital subscribers, His, investigation of the bundle of, inrabbits' ment, 1063; the oldest in the united King- 1493; the business of hospital maintenance, excised hearts perfased with Locke's fluid dom, 1610 1493; spade work, 1496; value of analysis, (L. N. Hesketli Miggs), 1419 Hospital for Children in Paris, account of the 1498 and 1499 HOBHOUsE, EDMUND: Excessive patellar foundation of, ; energy output, reflex nervous 1587 Hospital, Manchester Dental. See Hospital, of origin, 176 Hospital for Children, the Queen's, Hackney, Dental HOCHENEGG. Dr.: Lehrbuch der SpecieUen 764 Hospital, Manchester Royal Eye, 285; annual (Jhirurgie fUr Studierende und Aertze, rev., Hospital for Children, Vienna, 1537 meeting, 285 3W Hospital for Children and Women, Belfast, HODDER, A. Z.: Sweating of doctors by records of the Ulster, 30 HosPital, Margate Royal Sea-Bathing, reports municipal authorities, 902 Hospital Christchurcb, New Zealand, two 766 Hodgkin's disease (F. C. Purser), 1297 cases gastriculcer: operatton: Hospital, Meath, Dublin, 1014 Hoepli, Kanuali: Manuale di Medicina Legate recoveryofperforated P. Clennell Hospital for mental viseases. See Hospitals 1430 (reported by Fenwick), HOSpltal, Middlesex, cancer.research at, 138# Militaire, rev., 444 Hospital, Monkstown. co. Dublin, 8S8 HOBRNLE, A. M. B.: Studies in tIe)Kedicine of Hospital for Consumption, Irish' National, Hospital, Mount Vernon, post-graduate; Ancient India, rev. 510 531 lectures, 1190 HoFFA, Professor 'Dr. ALBERT, obituary Hospital for Consumption, Roval Victoria, notice of, 122 annual 1605 Hospital, National, for Paralysis, 101; jubilee der Eainburgh, meetin'g, of, 101 HOFFMANN, ERIcH: Atlas dtiologisehen Hospital, Church of ScotlandDsaconess, 1641 Hospital officers. obligations of to their und experirnentellen Spph7iliforschung. 278 Hospital, David Lewis Northern, Liverpool, colleagues, 181 963 Holiday Camp Association. See Association report,878 of 712 Holidays, subsidized, 10S7 Hospital, Dental, of Ireland, annual meeting, Rospital, Orthopaedic, Ireland, HOLLACK, JOHANNA, appointed assistant in 878 HosPital out-patients, 7'0, 1253. See also Hos- the Instituite of Bremea, 7c6 pital abuse Hygienic Hospital, Dental, Manchester, 713 Hospital patients, precautions in HOLTWZMAN, A. F.: Textbook of Organic- Hospital, Dental, the ktoyal, Leicester Square, poisonous liniments to, 604 dispensing Chemitry, rev., 874 post-graduate lectures, 1128; Jubilee of, HOLT, L. EmmVTr: Diseases of Infancy and 1190 Ho8Pital patients and letters of introduction,. Childhood, rev., 154 Hospital, Derbyshire Women's, 299; extension 1023 HOIT, Major M. P. C., advisability of opera- of, 239 Hospital, Pontypridd, 473 tion for recurrent hernia. 262 Hospital, dinner strike in a Vienna, 415 Hospital, Portsmouth Royal, 836, 1689; resig- Home for congenital syphilitics, 51 iospital and Dispensary Management, 39.299, nation of Mr. Ward Cousins and Mr. HOME, W. E.: Chloroform and the status 482, 1266. Bundle, 836; sale of funded property, 1589' 840 543,600,66B,878. 1026,1082, 1338,1402, Hospital,Queen's, Birmingham, lymphaticus, 1589';Gartloch Axylum, Glasgow, 39; Derby- report, 713; case of statussixty-seventhk Home hospitals. - See Hospitals shire Women's kospital, .299; medical super- epilepticus, Home Office Committee on Inebriate Legisla- intendents underthe Metropolitsn Asylums lumbar puncture, recovery (reported by- tion, 1070 Board, 48a; London Fever Hospital, 543; Richard C. Allen), 866 Homoeopathy, decay of, 1446 Royal Halifax Inflrmary, 543; Bradford Hospital, Queen Charlotte's Lying-in, report, Homoeopathy and vegetarianism, 124 878 Children's Hospital, 543; Liverpool Infir- Hospital reports, 20, 82. 147, 204, 317, 286, Honduras, British, note on, 39 mary for Children, 543;'After-care Associa- 444, 743, 865,926,989, 1045, 268, Hong Kong. special correspondence from, tion, 600; out-patient inquiry, 656; Dental 1108,1173, 232, 1295,. 773, 1017, 1076; small-pox outbreak, 779: Hospital of Ireland, 878; Queen Charlotte's 1424. General hIospital, Eirmingham: Case Royal Sanitary Institute, 1017; psoposed Lying-in Hospital, 878; Bradford Hospital of sporadic dysentery in a child (reported' university, 1076 Fund, 878; David Lewis Northern Hospital, by Professor Saundby and W. H. Wynn), 20. Hong Kodg, plague ID, 1149, 1398 Livervool, 878; inverness,District Asylum, York County Hospital:I Case of doubl4- HoPE, Dr, report as port sanitary officer of 1026; StaffordshireCounty.Asylum,Cheddle- popliteal aneurysm (reported by W. H. Livbrlo'ol; 1454 ton, near Leek,1026:-Tenby Cottage Hospi- Jalland), 82. St. Bartholomew's Hosital: HORBBZ,Z,F&&NCIS: PathoZogi8ch-anatomische tIl, 1082.; Ayr District Asylum,1266; kdelaide Gumma of thyroid (reported by R. M. R. Unfersusdhungen -iber akute Poliomyelitis und Hospital, Dubiln, 1266- Berwick Inflrmary, Thursfield), 147. RochdaCe Infirmary:Three verwandte KrAnkcheiten von deiz'Epidemien in 1266; Fife and KinrossbistrictAsylum, 1266; cases of ruptured appendix abscess (re- Norwegen, 1903-6, rev., 206 Victoria Hospital, 1V66: Royal ported by D. Richmond), 204; case of, Houbst, THOMAs GARRBET, death of, 1553; Reighleye andEar anthraxof lowerlip (reported by S. Wilson), obituary notice 1614 Es l{ospital, Bradford, 1266;Royal 743. East London. Hospital for Children,. of, Free Hospital, 1338; RoyalInfirmary, Liver- Shadwell:Case of infantile scurvy with bone HORROCcKS, PETER: Prevention of oph- ool,1338 *Royal Maternity Clharity of Lon- thalmia neonatorum, 353 1338,Convaldscent HomesAssociation, formation in the detached periosteum (W. Horsehair, regulations for the use of. 963 1402;don, Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, Norman May), 258; Bradford Ohildren's Hos- Horse-pbx directly transmitted to man (A. F. 1589; Chariog Cross Hospital. 1589; Child- pital: Case of strangulated inguinal hernia. Cameron), 1293 ren's Hospital, Birmingham 1589 in an iDfayt 29 days old, operation, recovery HORSLRY, Sir ViCroT: Evidence of before the H03pit1l, Dublin, Adelaide, 1266 (reported by William H. Thompson), 317. Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1183, Hospital for Ears, Manchester, annual meet- Johannesburg Hospital: -Case of resection 1241, 1309, 1365. 1435; "the antiviviseetton ing, 49 of rJght vagus nerve for malignant disease, agitation," 1208; inquests and operations, Hospital, Evelina, 1037 (reported by H. Temple Mursell), 366. Hospital, evolution of, 1488 Christchurch, New Zealand: Two cases of MoaT, E. C.: Therapeutic uses of normal Hospital,Eye, Oxford, 103, 783 perforated gastric ulcer, operatioD, re- serums. 860 Hospital,Eye and, Ear, Royal, Bradford, 1296 covery (reported by P. Clennell Fenwick),. HoSEGOOD, SAMUEL: Notification of Births Hospital, Eye and Ear, St. Paul's, Liverpool, 444. Queen's Hospital, Birmingham: Case Act, 1261 prevention of blindness, 1164 of status epilepticus, lumbar puncture, HosFoun, Mr.: Buphthalmia with malforma- Hosuital, Falkirk Fever, administration recovery (reported by Richard C. Allen), tion of iris. 447; cerebellar tumour with 837 of, 885. Northern Infirmary, Inverness: Case proptosis, 636 Hospital, Forster Green,.for Consumption, of anthrax (reported by T. E. Roberts), Hospital abuse in Belfast, 530; suggestion for Belfast, annual meeting, 288 926. Westminster Hospital: Complications:, the prevention of, 598; a minor remedy, Hospital, the French, 1315; fortieth annual following Calmette's reaction (H. Joseph 1208; in Manchester, 896; question of, 1253. banquet,1315 Cates),989. KashmirMJfission Ho8pital: Case, See also Hospital out-patients Hospital fund,the Manchester, 14`3 of intussusception, operation, recovery Hospital abuse in India. 1061 Hospital, Gibraltar Military. case of multiple (A. Neve), 989. London Temperance Ho8- Hospital, Adelaide, Dublin, 1265 injury (r. du P. Whaite). 1232 intal: Case of cholec3stotomy and chole- Hospital almoners and inquiry officers, 780 Hospital, Glasgow Maternity, 1139; opening ithotomy (Sir William J. Collins), 1045. Hospital, Ayr County, 532 of a new, 1139; note on, 1541 Grey's Hospital, Pietersmaritzburg: Five Hospital, Belfast, for infectious Diseases, Hospital, Great Northern cases of vesico-vaginal fistula (0. J. Purdysburn, isolation of the Bacillus Central, 160; post- Currie), 1108. -Liverpool Royal Inflrmary- graduate lectures,160 -Cape of galactocele (Rushton typhosus fromn the spinal fluid of a case of Hospital, Gre 's, Pietermarltzburs, five cases Parker). typhoid with cerebro-spinal symptomi (re- of vesico-vainal fistula (O. W.Currie). 1108 1173 dillitary Hospital, Gibraltar: Case of. ported by Ernest H. M. Milligan), 12°5 Hospital. Guy's, distribution of 1555 multiple injury (T. du B. Whaite), 1232. Hospital, BelfastOphthalmic, 1014 Hamidid, prizes, City of Belfast InJectious Disease Hospital Hospital, Belfast Victoria, annual Hospital, Constantinople, eighth Purdysbumrn: Isolation of the Bacillus- Royal annualreport, 879 typhosus from the spinal meeting, 838, 897 Hospital, Hampstead General, 173, 418, 475, fluid of a case Hospital, Belfast Samaritan, annual meeting, 524, 537, 597, 634 823 1323; and the local of typhoid with cerebro-spinal symptoms 838 medical profession. 173; correspondence, (reported by Ernest H. M. Milligan), 1295. Hospital, Berlin Chari'6, 1518 on, 418, 475, 537, 597; election ot1 medJeal Native General Hospital, Samarai, British New- Hospital,. Birmingham General, case of staff in charge of in-patients, 634; Guinea: Compound fracture of the skull in sporadic dysentery in a child (reported bv ments, 823 appoint- the motor region, with entire absence oc Professor daundby and W. H. Wynn), 20; Hospital, Isolation, accommodation in the focal symutoms (reported by B. Fleming 128th annual report, 713 of Jones), 1296. Somerset Hospital Capetown:- Hospital, Bolingbroke, annuial meeting, 1068 count.y Middlesex, 57; costliness of Two cases of obscure aortic aneurysms makeshif ,1023; administration of, 1252 (reported L. 1424 Hospital, Bootle Borough, 472 Hospital, Johannesburg, case of resection of bh Marius Wilson), Hospital, Bridewell Royal, donation from the vagus nerve for Hospital residents andgeneral practitioners,. Goldsmiths' to the Edward'd right malignaLt disease 525.565, 780.960, 1022, 1078. See also Words Company King (reported by H. Temple Mursell), 126 of the oracle. selhQols of, 764 Bospital, Johns Hopkins. rev., 453 Hospitil, British Lying-in, report, 885 Hospital, Kashmir ReborI8, Hospital, Rotunda, and the Parliamentary- Ho3pital, Cancer, London, report, 1492 Mission, 989, 1641: case grant, 894; arrangements for students. 1645 tospital, Cardiff Mental, 1204 of intussuseeption: operation: recovery Hospital, Royal Free, annual meeting. 1338 (L.Neve). 989; note on,1547 Hospital, Royal London Ophlthalmic, Ho3pita, Chalmer's, Edinburgh, 1510 Hospital, Keighley Victoria,1266 364, Hospit%], Chtrinw Cross, the story of, 35, 117, Hosoital, Dispensary and 1589;dinner. 344: report, 1589 174 - report,1589 ren's, 1190lRensington Child- Hos0pital, Ruchill Fever. Glasgow. frictiom Hospital'foi- Children, Aberdeen, annual Kensington (4eneral, at, 230, 238, 411, (48, 837, 1139, 1389; com- meeting, 649 Hospital,Hlospital, 11?4 missioner's report, (48; question in Par- for Children, the 413 King's Collere, gtft from Gold- liament, 1389 Hospital Be'fsst, smitlhs Comp ntto,764; the new, at Len- Hospital, Rudolf Virchow. 15.0 Hlospital frChildren, Birming'aam, 836,1589 ma- k Hill, out-patients and, 112X1 Hospital, Russian, in London, 823 ., JUNE 27, igo8.1 INDEX r(Kiwi "& l*e'A HospitaJ, St. Bartholomew's 147, 764, 822; Hospitals, Ontario, Government grant to, 957 Ileum, successful resection of six yards of, case of gumma of thyrota (reported by Hospitals, Paris, 1533, 1587; foundation of 415 R. M. R. i'hursfield), 147; fourth donation chl~dren's, 1581 Iliac colon. See Colon from Goldsmiths Company, 764; illustrated Hospitals. promnotion of uniformity in the Ilkley, report of M.O.H., 1338 article in the Graphic on, 822; Report8 vil. registration of diseases in (X.. F. Tobin), Illinois cigarette legislation in, 71; pre- -xliii, rev.. 10O0 1298, 1480 vention of consumption in, 1006; bill Ho§pital, St. Mary's, 1607 ; the Medical School, Hospitals, review of books on, 1546. passed to enable pities and villages to 1507 Hospitals and taxation. 1515 establish and maintain a public sana-' Hospital, St. Thomas's, 240; memorial to Hospitals, Territorial Force general, 1198 torium,.1062 Thomas Baker 30 years surgeon to, 240 Hospitals. work of special departments in, Imbecile children. See Children Hospital. Samarat. BritLsh New' Guinea, 1404, 1556 Immunity, natural and acquired, 1457, 1610. Native General: Compound fracture of skull Hospitals and the Workmen's Compensation See also Tuberculosis in the motor regios, with entire absence of Act (leading article), 42; correspondence Immunity. reoiew of books on, 688 focal symptoms (reported by R. Fleming on, 175 Immunization (iHarold Pritchard), 869 Jones), 1296 Hour of death. See Deatb Income of London hospitals. See Hospitals, Hospital ship at Aberdeen, 1015 House of Commons, ventilation of, 647 London Hospital, Somerset. Capetown: Two cases of House-fly as a spreader of disease, the Income tax, 1?3, 299, 6C4. 724, 847. 1616: assess- .obscure aortic aneurysms (reported by common, 166 ment appeals. 847,1027, 1087, 1275, 1339, 1403 A. Uarius Wilson), 1424 House-surgeons and paying patients, 1079 Income Tax Reduction League, 221 Hospital, the Stanley (Liverpool), extension Houses, sanitation of emall, 1071 Indaconitine, action of (J. Theodore Cash), of, 224 Housing Bill. See oill 1213 HIospital Sunday Fund. See Fund Housing in Ireland, 708, 774 IDdecent advertisements, 1275 Hospital Sussex County: Work of the Stephen HOUSTON, A. C.: Cairo water supply, 217, 225 Indecent circulars and the Post Office, 1276 dialli Memorial Pathological Department HOVBNDEN, G. S.: Some uses of peroxide of Index of Archaeological Papers (1665-1890), rev., (BP. G. Bushnell and A. W. Anderson), 683 hydrogen, 1044 28 Hospital, Swansea, 49 HOWARTE, W. J., presentation to, 1589 Index-Catalogue ofthe Surgeon-General's Library HIospital, Temperance (.ondon). case of chole- HOWE, W. F. (editor): Classifled Directory to United StatesArmy, twelfth volume, 469 eystotomy and cholelithotomy (Sir William the Metropolitan Charitiesfor 1908, rev., 154 India, special correspondence from,. 113, 593, J. Collins), 1045 HOWBLL, C. b. HINDS: iMovable Kidney, its 714,1142, 1394,1455; sanitary servicefor India, Hospital, Tenby Cottage, 1082 ; annual meet- Pathology, Symptomvs, and Treatment, rev., 113; working of the latest rules restricting ing. 1082 1202 fees of Indian Medical Service officers, 593; Bospital Throat (Golden Square), large in- HOWeLT. 'Professor: Textbook of Physiology, Plague Commission. 714; medical officer- crease in number of operations, 1247 rev., 1237 ship of Calcutta, 714; report of Bombay Hospia treatment of morbid pregnancies Hudderstield, war against tuberculosis in, Bacteriological Laboratory, 1142; Indiau (3. W. Ballantyne). 65 1329; the guardians and the Asylums Com- sanitary reports, city of Bombay, 1142; Hospital, Val-de-Grftve Military, introduction mittee, 1601 . Bombay Medical Congress, 1394; Listerism of female nurses in, 173 HUDso, JUs.: Circumcision from bite of a in India, 1455 Hospital, University College, scholarships, dog, 968 India, age for recruits for, 528 1335 Hughes v Darbishires, 104,120 India. cancer of mouth in. See Cancer Hospital, voluntary, future of, and its rela- HUGHES, T. H. J. £.: lsraduated labnur In Indis, eye surgery in, 642 tton to a reformed Poor-law medical service pulmonary consumption, 292; heredity in Indta, fever and opium in, 832 jLauriston E. Shaw), 1471 phthisis, 1457 India, ho'pital abuse in, 1061 Hospital, Waterloo Royal, for Women and HULr,, ALFRED J.: Cobalt test for visual India, medical advertisirg in. 1235 Chiloren, 714 acuity, 988 India, restriction of medical fees in, 586,9 593, Hospital, West London, conversazione at the Human body, distribution of typhoid bacilli 1038, 1253 Post-Graduate College, 764; eleventh annual in (leading article), 1129 India, pay of medical officeios in charge of dinner, 1577 Human typhoid carriers. See Typhoid gaols in, 1199 Hospital, Westminster compl!cations follow- Humane slaughtering of animals, 846 India, medical witnesses In, 168, 841,1028 ing Calmette's reaction (i. Joseph Cates), Humanized milk. See Milk India, ancient, osteology in. &10 98V Humber Company, I24 India, Plague in, 100, 160, 422, 680, 823, 1003, Hospital, York County, 82; case of double Humerus, reduotion of an old subcoracoid 1149, 1325,1398 popliteal aneurysm (reported by W. H. dislocation of (W. G.Bpeocer), 1572 India, reports of plague investigations in, Jalland), 82 HUMPHRBYS, F. A.: Appreciation of Charles 211; digest of racent observations on the Hospitality of German watering places, 298 James Cullingworth, 1337 epidemiology of plague, 211; epidemi- Hospitals and the general public (leading HtNERDFAUTH, GEORO: Appendicitis and ological observations made in Bombay City, article), 1548 obstinate constipation. 1448 212; observattons made in four villages in Hospitals Athletic Club. See Club Hungary, family care of the insane in, 1597 the neighboorhood of Bombay, 212; Hospitals. new association for giving clinical HUTIER, WILIAM, appointed physician to considerations regarding the spread*Teoeralof instrnction in, in Paris. 414 Charing Cross Hospital, 101 infection, infectivity of houses, etc.. in Hospitals, bequests to. .'ee Bequests Hunterian Society. See Society Bombay City and island, 2X3; observations Hosoital, calumnies against (leading article), HUPTON-WINDUST, FLORENCE: Home Nursing in the eunjab villages of Dhand and Kasel, 1381; correspondence on, 1459,1611 and Hygiene, rev, 1384 213; experiments in plague houses in Hospitals andcartiflcates, 359 HURRY, JAMIESON B.: Vicious cireles associ- Dhand and Kasel, 213 Hospitals and Charities, rev., 816 ated with disorders of the heart, 793 India, existence of anacute tuberculous fever Hospitals, children's,, note on the construe- Hustled History,1U9 in, which has been confused with con- .tion of, 1537 HUTCHINSON, Sir CHARLEs FEEDBRICK, tinuous and remittentfevers (J. B. Roberts tHospitals Conference, Second United King- estate of, 518 and Rao Sahib P. R. Bhandarkar), 377; dom,48, 654, 704, 761, 826,886, 1075; leading HurcuINSON, JONaTHAN: HasLemere Museum correspondence on, 839 article, 458. 886;,correspondence on. 654: Gazette: A Journalof Objective Education and India, North, School of Medicine, 1554, 1588 -note on, 704, 826; programme. 761; and Field Study, rev., 392; cystic forms of xan- Indian army. See Army tuberculosis, 888; Manchester's opinion of, thelasma palpebrarum, 969 Indian hospitalassistants. 422 1075 HUTCHINSON, J., jun.: Nephropexy and Indiah Medical Service and special appoint- Hospitals for the conscientious, 532 kangaroo tendon, 177 ments, 1324: examinations for, 1325: dinner Hospitals. cottage, notes on tae construction HUTCHISO0, ROBERT (editor): An Index of in Edinburgh, 1390 of(E. Percy adams), 1476 Treatment b,v Various Writers, rev., 87; Indian sanitary reports, 1142; city of Bombay, Hospitals, Edinburgh. 1540 rational treatment of functional dyspepsia, 1142 Hospitals, Egyptian, English work in, 11R7 850 Industrial accidents, 529 fospitals, general, and consumption, 120 Hydatid of heart (H. B. Seddon', 1295 Inebriate homes. Brentry near Bristol, 283; Hospitals, general, out-patients at, 1121 Hydrogen Ieroxide, some uses of (G. B. enteric fever at (leading arttile), 701 Hospitals. general, deaths underanaesthetics Hovenden), 1044; in puerperal fever (V. T. Inebriate legislation, HomeOffice Committee in, 119, lil, 363, 405, 544, 1264 Carruthers;, 1360 on, 1070 Hiospitals. general, and the provident system Hydrophobia in the 17th century, treatment Inebriates Act. See Act (E. Clifford Beale), 1473 of, 1431 Inebriety, treatment of,544 Hospitals, German, and hospital administra- Hydrophobia in Portugal, 639; in Belgium, Infa. cy and childhood, pulmonary-tubercu- tion, 1518;a comparison. 1518; State-aided I00. See also Rabies losisin (R. A. Young), 545; correspondence hospital-universityclinics,1518; municipal Hydrotlherapy, books on, 240 on, 784 hospitals, 1520; quasi-municipal hospitals, Hygienic conquest of tropical Africa, 1196 Infant binders. dangers and evil effects of -1522; hospitals of rel!gious bodies, 1523; Hyperpyrexia in pneumonia (EdwardTowns- (A. Waring), 1410 private hosoitals, 1523; inflrmaries for the end Tuckey), 1231 Infant Life Protection Act. See Act and Bill, decrepit, infirm, or incurable, 1523; Hypersensitivenesstoantidiphtheritia serum the Children's asylums, 1523; workmen's insurance, 1123; (R. Thorne Thorne), 147; (W. Bligh). 501; Infant mortality. See Mortality State aid and municial contributions to (Rupert Waterhouse), 925 Infant,stillborn, rigor mortis in. SeeRigor hospitals. 1524; -rovision for medical Hypnotism (J. M. Branwell), 927 Infant. vaginal haemorrhage and milky secre- attendance, 1525; clubs or Krankenkassen, Hypnotism, review of books on. 26, 872 tion frommammae in an (Thomas W. Dewar), .1526; out-patient question, 152*7; policlinins Hypodermic syringes. See Syringe 1423 at municipal and private hospitals, 1528; Hysterectomyperformed upon a patient with Infanticide (F. G. Frayling), 1177 officers and staff, 1529; general considera- glycosuria (John D. 861 Infants, Dusseldorf .Society for Care of, .tions, 1531; business arrangements of Hysteria, Professor Valcolm).Freud and (leading 1063 German hospitals, 1532 article), 103 Infectious disesses. review of books on, 25; Hospitals, home, for the middle classes Hysteria, review of books on, 325 notification of, 1555 (Guthrie Raukin), 1474 Hystertcal somnambulism. See Somnam- Infirmaries, Poor-lawand workhouse, nursing Hospitals, HOelJDieu and St. Louis, laciza- bulism in, 118, 225 tion of nurses in, 173 Infirmaries, workhouse, appointmeLt of Hospitals, isolation. administration of. 1252 medical officers to, 118 ;Hospitals in London, 1504, 1505. 1510, 1511, Infirmary, AberdeenRoyal, 711: report, 711 L 1513: incomings and outgoings of. 1504; Infirmary, alleged neglect in, 362 income of. 1503; expenditure of, 1505; cost Infirmarv, Berwick. 1266 per bed, 1510; cost of out-patient work, 1511; Infirmary, Bradford Royal,annual of, 1513 633 meet-ng, H'spttal_future s and medical charity, 1020, 1077, 1146 Infirmary. Bristol Royal, 471, 534: pathology 1Hospitals, mental,'in New Zealand, annual' at, 471: annualmeedipug 534 report, 1018 I. Infirmary, Cardiff. 49,596, 713, 1328: opening Hospitals for mental diseases. 457, 459, 816, of new out-patIent department. 1328 902; leading artiele on, 459, 826; correspon- Icc-zream vendors. methods of, 1453 Infirmary, Clrk South Charitable, annual dence on. 902, 959 ILBuRG, Surgenn-General. German Emperor lotpitall, milk supply of, 401 ; leadingarticle wrrnts patentof hereditsry nobility to, meeting,6f,O0 on, 404 341 nfirmaevomoetiog, 69659nnual 16; "I'm -su. .- MMOUL JOVMAL INDEX. [JUNIN, 27, 1 S08. I I Ipflrniary Edinburgh Royal, 112,171,348, 1074, (Keith W. Monsarrat), 621; standardizing 1604; the Nursitig -Order in Ireland, 1604;. 1139, 137, 1451; annual meeting of generai of vaccines (Leith aftfray), 685; rapid Bill for the Prevention of Tuberculosis iD court of contributors to the funds, 112: microscopic diagnosis (Ernest G1ynn), 685.; Ireland, 1604 appointments. 171; managers' meeting, 348; clinical meeting,-867: pericolits Bistra Ireland, consumption in, 410, 412, 894, 1389 -post-geaduate course, 1074; staff of, 1327; (J. Lloyd Roberts), 1174 15698,1604; .antituberculosis campaign in, 1389 c1linical research in. 1327; annual meeting Institution Royal, report for 1907, 1097; Ireland, housing in, 708, 774; insanitary con- df the Residents' Club, 1461 (Tyndall lectures) 1132, 1194, 1252 dition of, 1140 Inflrmary, Gtlasgow Royal, 112,287, 776, 1015, Insurance companies conduct of medical Ireland, training of nurses in, 832 1075; New Year's gathering, 112; annual officers to accident. See Medical Ireland, tuberculosis along Sehool childres meeting, 287; alleged embezzlement of the Insurance, life, medical aspects of (Sir James in, 894 fuiids, 776; post-graduate classes, 1015; Barr), 241: examination for, 298, 300 ; medi- Irish Local Government and corruption, 693 charge of embezzlement, 1075 cal examination and, 841, 1088; previous Irish Local Govdnment Board. See Board Infirmary, Halifax Royal, report, 643 illnesses of applicants for, 12e4 Irish Medical Association. See Association Infirmary, Inverness Northern, case of Insurance and medical responsibility, 461 Irish Poor-law election, 412 anthrax (reportedby T. E. Roberts), 926 Insurance for medical men, 1444 Irish Poor-law medical service. See Poor-lavr Infirmary, Leeds General, 594; annual meet- Insurance reports, fees for. Sece Fees Irish sanitation, 090 -ing, 694 Insurance, workmen's compensation, 1445 Irish University Bill. See Bill Infirmary, Liverpool Royal, 228, 1173, 1338, Inter-collegiate Scholarships Board. See Irish university question. See University, 1455; meeting of election committee, 228; Board Irish case of galactocele (Rushton Pprker), 1173; Interference with another doctor's patient, Irish workhouse, humours of, 1325 report, 1338; new out-patient department, 119, 360, 1615 1SAACS, H.: Treatment of ataxy. 968 1456 Interregnum, an, 1586 Ischaemic paralysis. See P5ralysis Inflisary, Liverpool, for Children, 643; Intestin4l diseases, review of books on, 689 Isolation hospital. See Hospital annual meeting, 543 Intestinal larvae (S. G. Shattock), 746 Italy, proposed bill for amendment of laws as Infirmary, Manchester Roval, 472, 955, 1141, Intestine, large, traumatic rupture of, opera- to friendly societies, 1190 1538; financial position,472, 955; gifts to, tion, recovery (William Henry Battle), 1412 Items of amount, 1211 1141 ;note on, 1538 Intestines, diverticula of (A. Thomson), 623; Infirmary, Manchester New, 1611 correspondence on, 839 Infirmary, Newcastle Royal Victoria,[413, 652; Intracranial tumour. See Tumour J. staff of, 413; appointments, 652 Intramuscular injections in treatment of Infirmary, Norsh Bierley Union, the new, syphilis (J. Ernest Lane), 678 JABOULOY, M.: Hernies, rev., 1575 284 Intussusception, early case of (Dudley Green- JACK, WILLIAm R.: Appreciation of Sir Infirmary, Rochdale, three cases of ruptured field), 1108 Thomas McCall Anderson, 366 appendix abscess (revorted by D. Iich- Intussusception, case of, operation, recovery JACKSON, Chevalier: Tracheo-bronchoscopy, mond), 204; case of anthrax of the lower lip (A. Neve), 989 Esophagoscopy, and Ga8troscopy, rev., 1236 Q,oported by S. Wilson), 743 Intussusception due to polypus (J. Lionel JACKSON, DANIEL D.: Common house fly a. Infirmary, workhouse, maniacal patient in, Stretton), 190 a spreader of disease, 166 1210 Invalids, selfish, 1320 Jackson v. Jackson (insanity and contract), Inflammatkon, review of books on, 813 Inverness and Notification of Births Act, 1321 Influence of metaphysioal thought on medi- 1555 JACOB, HENRY W.: Method of reducing dis- cine (leading article), 1591 Iodized catgut, 1304 placed internal semilunar cartilage. 664 Influenza, cerebral (Robert Saundby), 1341 Irelahd, special correspondence from, 50, JACOBSON, W. H. A.: The Operations ofSurgery, (T. Gillm&n Moorhead), 1570;. (T. W. Clay) 112, 171, 231. 288, 349, 412, 473. 530. 693, 650, rev., 569 1570; (John Livingston), 1571; correspon- 712, 776,838,897, 954, 1014, 1072, 1140, 1200, 168, JAGO. T. D.: Case of Cropper v. Stokes, 1022 dence on, 1456, 1609 1325, 1391, 1452, 1602; teaching of midwifery JAKScI, RUDOLF VON: K!inische Diagnostik- Influenza, epidelnic of, 464, 519, 594, 649, 710, in Ireland, 50: tuberculosis Exhibition in innerer, Kralkheeiten mittels bakteriologischer, 1144; in Austria, 1144 Cork, 60, 171: death of Dr. W. H. Middleton, chemischer, und mik!rs8kopischer Untersuch.- Influenza, pandemic of, 1781 1762, 220 50; fighting the white plague in Ireland, 112, ungemethoden, rev., 463 Ingleby lectures. See Lectures 531, 593; Royal College of Surgeons in Ire- JALLAND, W. H., reports case of double Iialgunal hernia. See Hernia land, 171, 1602; health of Belfast, 171, 593, 898, popliteal aneurysm, 82 Inhalation treatment of respiratory diseases. 1073,1453; tuberculosis exlubition in Ulster, Jamaica. the earthquake, 281; annual report. -See ELespiratory 231; serum treatment of cerebro-spipal of Registrar-General on, 1589 Inheritance of the insane " diathesis " (lead- fever, 231; Irish university cquestion, 288, JAMES, COnAN: Treatment of common cold. 908. ing article), 1065 897, 954, 16l4, 1072, 1140, 1200, 1691; Catholic JANET, PIERRE: The Mlajor Symptoms of Hys- IDjuries, after-results of (T. Clinton Dent), University Medical School, 288; Forster teria, rev 325 1233 Green Hospital for Consumption, Belfast, Japan coxuaitions of practice in. 15; patent Iburies, multiple (T. du B. Whaite), 1232 288; jubilee of the Irish Temperance League medicines in (leading article), 161; note on, Ink polygraph (J. Mackenzie), 1411 in Belfast, 289; Castlerea Union, 289, 1014, 300 INMAN, A. C.: Opsonic index and physical 1201; Killarney Union, 289; Poor-law medi- Japanese silk for ligatures, 1304 exercise, 148 cal officers, 289, 530, 776; Ballinasloe Jaundice, infectious, fatal case of in the Innocent victim of the anthropometric Asylum v. Galway Workhouse, 349; Sligo Federated Malay States (William Bryce system, 46 Lunatic Asylum, 349; Limerick Union COrme), 499 Innominate bones, dopble dislocation of, and tuberculosis. 350; doctor and nurse, JE&FFRESON, ALFRED ERNEST, obituary- with fractures of the legs (J. S. Warrock), 350; some Dublin dairies, 412; tuber- notice of, 123 203 culosis in Ireland, 412, 473, 631, 593- JELLIFFE, SMITH ELY: (editor) Standard. Inoculations of bacterial suspensions (Peel tuberculosis sanatorium for Connaught, Family Physician, rev., 154 Ritchie), 623 412. 1258; an Irish poor-law election, 412; JELLINEK, E. 0.: iteport, with comment, of Inquests, censures at. See Censures Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, 413; six cases of heart-block, 796 Inquests, coroners', 418 medical inspection of school children, 473: JENNE:R, EDWARD, relies of, .107 Inquests, fees at, 1251, 1335 visitation at Queen's College, Cork, 473; JBNSEN, C. O.: Essentials8ofMitkkHygiene rsv.,. Inquests, medical evidence at, 1080 anticonsuimption crusade in Connemara, 1051 Inquests and operations, 1459, 1460. See also 473; medical magistrate, 474; Local Govern- JEWETr, CHAIIL`8: (editor) Practice 7of Ob- Troutbe¢lk ment Board and the Poor-law medical Ber- stetrics by American Authors, rev., 1181 Insane "diathesis," inheritance of (leading vice, 530; question of hospital abuse in Jews, tuberculosis among, 1000; correspond- arttile), 106r; correspondence on, 1457 Belfast, 530; Irish National Hospital for ence on, 1077 Insane, family care of in Hungary, 1597 Consumption, 531; Irish local government JOHNS, H. V., motor-car taxation, 784 Insanitary Ireland, 1140 and corruption, 593; milk supply, 5S3, 6E0; JOHNSON, STEWART: The oldest hospital for- Inisanitary conditions at Lisburn, 1598 pensions Ior nurses,-594; Richmond Dis- sick children in the United Kingdom, 1610 Insanity in America, 707 trict Asylum, Dublin, 650; milk supply of JOHNSON, A. E., appendicitis at sea, 442 Insanity and autointoxication (leading Belfast, 660; South Charitable Infrmary JOHNSON, Colonel WILLIAMi, honorary MD. article), 1316 (*ork, 650; Orthopaedic Hospital of Ireland of Aberdeen conferred upon, 645 Insanity and contract (Jackson v. Jackson), 712; legacies to hospitals, 712; _generosIty Johnson v. Hall, 538 1321 of the Irish Local Government Board, 776; Johns Hopkins Hospital. See Hospital Insanity and genius, 881 the late Dr. Conolly Norman. 838, 954; JOBNSTONB, R. J., cancer of uterus, 1233 Insanity, review of books on, 207. See also Royal Victoria Belfast Hospital, 838; Cahir- JOIRE, PAUL: Traittd de l'hypnotisme, experi- Lunacy civeen again, 838; Samaritan Hospital, mentale et th6rapeutique, rev., 27 Institute of--ygiene, 1111 Belfast, 838: health of Kerry districts, 838 ; JONES, E. LLOYD, tubereulous chlorosis, 117, Institute. Royal Sanitary, 160, 472, 852, 1004, Irish Universities Bill 897 1014,1072, 1200, JONES, FRBDBRIC WOOD: Post-mortem stain- 1017, 1197,1204, 1251, 1346, 1556: annual con- 1326. 1452; Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Eios- ing of bone produced by the ante-mortem. gress and exhibition, 160, 472; provincial pital. Dublin, 897; Monkstown Hospital. co. shedding of blood, 734; note on, 769 ; exami- meeting and discussion on diphtheria in Dublin, 898; Ulster Medical Society, 898; nation of the bodies of 100 men executed in elementary schools, 852; annual meeting, results of the Belfast Poor-law bana- Nubia,in Roman times, 736; note on, 769 1004; distribution of prizes at the Hong torium, 898; refusal to superannuate JONES, HERBERT: School Hygiene: A Hand- Kong Branch, 1017; annual dinner, 1197; a medical officer in Tralee, 898- bookfor Teachers of All Grades, rev., 631 cremation certiflates, 1251; examination Sanatorium for Consumptives, Cork, JONES, J. ARNALLT: Microscope in war, 1404 for women health visitors and sick nurses, 898 ; Meath Hospital, Dublin, 1014 ! JosEs, J. ARNOLD: Short Practice of Aural! 1356; disoussion on pasteurized milk, 1345, BelfastOphthalmic Hospital, 1014; Belfast Surgery for the Use of Students and Practi- Congress of. See Congress Health Commission,* 1073; post graduate tioners, rev., 1109 Institution. Liverpool medical, 24, 84,151, 390, classes at Trinity College, Dublin, 1074; JONES, LEWIS: Practical applications of 446, 504, 624, 685. 867, 990, 1174 ; pathological Dublin Hospi-tal Fund, 1140; development electricity and x rays, 668 'eetlng, 24, 685.-867; exhibition of cases, of Purdysburn Asyluma for Belfast, 1140: JONES, i. FLaMING: Reports cases of fracture 2, 624, 685, 867, 990, 1174; Tagliacotian insanitary Ireland, I140; Irish Medical of skull in the motbr region with bntire operation (G. P. Newbolt), 84: ununited Association, 1201; tuberculosis sanatoriufh absence of focal symptfms, 1296 fracture and bone grafts (Rushton Parker), for Connaught, 1258; humours of an Irish JONES, ROBERT: Production of pseudo- 84; tabetic foot (T. t. Littler Jones), 84; workhouse (LoDdonderry), 1325; Royal Col- arthrosis at hip-joint, 446. 494; ischaemie physique and h~ealth in the schools (A. 8. lege of Surgeons, 1326, 1392; coronation paralysis, 446; arthrodesis and tendon Arkle) 84; annual meeting and election of fund for nurses 1326; Trinity College and transplantation, 728; treatment of fracture officers, 151; mitral regurgitant murmur the universities bill, 1391; Pure milk Com- of femur in the newly-born, 1358 (T. R. Bradshaw), 390; production of pany, 1392; tuberculosis exhibition in JoNEs, TALFOURD, appreciation of Sir Alfred pseudo-arthrosis at htp-joint (Robert Jones), Monaghan, 1392; prevention of cruelty to B. Garrod, 121 446; ischaemic paralysis (Robert Jones), children in Belfast. 1392; tuberculosis and JONES, T. C. LITTLER: Tabetic foot, 84 446; eto-pic gestation, 446; treatment of the guardians (Drogheda), 1392; title of the JONG, S. ISRAtLs nE: Etude Histo-chimique et haemoptysis by nitrite of amyl (Dr. Crace- new Dublin University, 1452; Irish Poor- Cytologique des Crachats. rev.. 1362 Calvert), 504; physiological importance of law red tape, -1452; annual meeting of the JORDAN, WVILLIAM Ross, obituarynotice of, 2Ws the calclum salts (W Blair Bell). 505; Bier's British Dental Association at Belfast,1452 "'Judgement," 64. 270. See also Speiling method in dermatology (Stopford Taylor Irish Medical 4Association, 69th annual meet- JusG, C. G.:. Ueber die Psychologie der and R 'W. Mackenna), 6N4; cholecystitis ing; 1603; Royal Medical Benevolent Demcntia Praccox, rev , 326 Fund, a r Tm Brm 17 J1INE 27, -igoj INDEX. MEDcCL JoUNA " 7 I JfRQENSEN, TH, VON: Nothq4agel's Practice: Koch. Institute, Berlin, gift from Mr. 767; Housing Bill, 824; Irish University Diseassof the Heart, rev., 1361 Carnegie towards the projected, 691; Bil, 825; functional dyspepsia, 887; para- gifts from various uerman towns and lysis of the University of London, 946; con- societies, 1247 jugal diabetes, 947; Research Defence KOLLE, W.: Practical aspects of disinfection, Society, 1005, 106$; influence of abnormali- 108 ties of vision upon art, 1008; toxin treat- K. KdasIoEu, HERMANN: Die zvtologische Unter- ment of sarcoma, 1064: inheritance of the suchangsmethode. Ihre Entwicklung undihre insane "diathesis." 1065; indications for iKala-azar in Calcutta, witlh notes on a case kliniache Verwertung an den Ergilesen ser6osr stomach surgery, 1129; admission of women treated with atoxyl (U. N. Bralimachari), HihieA, rev.,992 to the London colleges, 1191 ; beverages and 1286 KORTP, W. Z. DE: Vaccination Scientifically fatigue, 1192; Irish College of Su'rgeons and Kala-azar in the Royal Navy (Fleet Surgeon Considered, rev.. 1182 the New Universities Bill, 1248; early diag- P. W. Bassett-Smith), 1043 KRAUS, R.: Handbuch der Technik und nosis of stomach cancer, 1248; -lunacY Xangeroo tendon and nephropcxy. See Methddcik der Immunitdttformchung rev, 688 accommodation in London, 1249; Scottish Nephropexy KREHL, LUDOLF: Pathologische Phlsiologie, Poor-law MWedical Service, 1316; insanity KANT, I., andepidemic of influenza, 220 rev.,264; Notrnagel's Practice: Diseases of and autointoxication, 1316; Annual Repre- KAPSAMMBR, G.: Nierendiagnostik und Nieren- the Ifeart, rev., 1361; Hazdbuch der Allge- sentative- 'eeting, 1379; Oliver-Sharpey chirurgie, rev., 88 meinen Pa'hologie, rev., 1427 lectures, 1380; calumnies against hospitals, Kashmir Mission Hospital. See Hospital 1381; the coroner as inquisitor, 1441; iKASSABIAN, MIHRAN ICRIKOR: Roentgen Rays health of nations, 1442; socialization ot and Electrotherapeutics, rev, 207 medicine, 1443; hospitals and the general KBAY, J. H.: Hospitals conference, 654 public, 1548; crime and criminals, 1590; KEHR, HANS: Gall stones, 604 LABBt, HENRI: Les ActuoltitC Mddicales *Lcw influence of metaphysical thought on rKEIM, G.: Les Actualitis ifedicales: L.s Afedi- Diattse Urique, rev, 1573 medtcine, 1491 cationsnouvelles en Obstitrique, ev., 394 LABBf:. LkoN, elected Vice-President of the Legal insolence and medical evidence, 1448 ,KEITH, JOHN-B.: Myalgia, 1409 Acaddmie de Mddecine, 50 League, Ameri(an Public Health, 168, 1322 KEITH, SKENE: Cancer: Relie,f of Pain arnd Laboratories.the Mosso,1197 League, People's Health Defence, 1133 Possible Cure, rev. 1574 Laboratory of hygiene (in Paris), 330 League, People's, of Medical Freedom, 1254 selling Open-air Sanatorium, Holt, Norfolk, Labour, morphine and scopolamine in, 483 LeamiDgton, medical inspection of schools 1377 Labour, graduiated, in pulmonary tuber- in, 1434 'KELLOCK, T. H.: Hermaphroditism, 688 culosis (M. 5. Paterson), 148; correspon- LEATHES, J. B.: Acidosis in pregnancy. 501 KELLY, HOWARD A. (editor): Gynaecology and dence on, 292 Leaves from the Notebooks of Lady Dorothy Abdominal Surgery, rev., 627 Labour, third stage of (T. Watts Eden), 809 Nevtll, 881 KELLY, Brigade-Surgeon WILLIAM PIERCE, Labour League in New South Wales, 957 LEcKY, HENRY COLLIER: Calmette's oph- obituary notice of, 1268 Lace-dressing operations, 949 tbalmo-reaction, 743; obituary notice of, 'KBLVIN, Lord, death of, 44 Lactic acid bacilli, 787 1025 Kelvinside, Glasgow, enteric outbreak at, 1255, Laennec and the stethoscope, 840, S01 LECKY, Mr., and vivisection, 598, 718 1325 LAHOR, JEAN: L'Alimentation d Bon Marchg, Lecture, Finlayson memorial, 594 KELYNACK, T. N.: Pathology of alcoholism, Saine et Rationelle, 639 Lecture, the Lees-Raper, 345 869 LAMBERT, A. C.: Diabetes mellitus in the Lecture, Mitchell Banks memorial, 1153 KENDALL, J. A.: Case of vomiting of preg- Chinese, 19; cancer of pylorus and liver, Lectures, Arris and Gale. 914, 982 nancy, 743 fatal haemorrhage. 81 Lectures, Goulstonian, 1029, 1100, 1165 KENNEDY, D.: Inversion of the uterus, 1208 Lancashire, Education Committee, 896; Lecturee, the Ingleby, 1329 -KENWOOD, H. R.: Hlgiene and Public Health, infant mortality in, 1393 Lectures, the Morison, 347 rev., 1051 Lancet. libel action against, 168, 223, 236; Lectures, Oliver-Sharpey, 1277, 1346, 1380; KEOGH, SirALFRED. and theTerritorial Army leading article on, 123 leading article, 1380 Medical Corps, 278. See also Army, British, Landon v. Tinsley Park Colliery, 297 Lectures, popular health, 1335 Territorial Force L&NE, J. ICBNEST: Treatment of syphilis by Lectureship. the Linacre, 1070 Keratitis, neuropathic,bacteriolog{cal aspects intramuscular injections, 678 Le Dentu. See Dentu of the problem of (H. Morriston Davies and LANE, JOHN (editor): Herbert Fry's Royal LEDIARD, HENRY A.: Anatomy and Art, rev., George Hall), 72 Guitde to the London Charities, rev., 154 751 Keratitts, phlyctenular (George Mackay), LANE, W. ABBUTENOT: Results of the opera- LEDINGHAM, ALEX.: Typhoid carriers, 15 1176 tive treatment of chronic constipation, 126 LUDINGH&M, J. C. G. : Typhoid carriers, 15 KERLEY, CHARLES GILMORE: Treatment of the LANNELONGUE, Professor: On treatment of LEW. P. G.: Medical lautern slide exchange, Di§eases oJ Children, rev., 1E3 tuberculous hip-joint disease in its initial 1078 KER*, H.: D.P.ES. examinations at Cam- stage, 50 LEE, ROBERT: Whooping-cough, 232; use of bridge, 1556 Lantern slide exchange, a medical, 1G78 vapours in pulmonary diseases, 1397 'KERR, J. WISHART: Nasal pustules, 543 LARKIN, F. CHARLBS: New view of the Early [EU, SYDNEY (editor): Dictionary of National 'KERR, LE GRAND: Diagnostc8s of the Diseases Notification of Births Act, 1144. 1161, 1395 Biography, rev., 930 of Children, rev., 153 Larvae, intestinal (S. G. Shattock), 746 LEECE, J. (RIBLE: Lake of Garda, rev., 394 Kerry districts, health of, 838 Laryngology, review of books on, 815, 1428 LEEDHAM-GREUN, CHARLES: Prolapse of the Kesteven, medical inspection 'of school LAss&R, Professor OscAR, fatal accident to, inverted bladder through the urethra, 976 children in, 1434 51 Leedp, special correspondence from, 594, 78, KESTEVEN, LEIGHTON: Etiology and treat- LATHAM, ARTHUR, joins Council of National 1203; appointments at the university, 694; ment of eczema, 1564 Associationfor Prevention of Consuimption, the general infirmary in 1907, 694; Leeds KESTEVEN, W. HENRY: So-called stimulating 274; exercise in pulmonary tuberculosis, Poor Children's Holiday Camp Associa- effect of alcohol on protoplasm, 923 514; serum treatment of tuberculosis, 769, tion, 778, 1203; feeding of necessitous school Kettle, bronchitis, 1028, 10a8 831 - children, 778; tuberculosis in milch cows, KEY, ASTON: Account of operation on a L&TEAM, P. W.: Treatment of rheumatoid 778; post-graduate course at the public dis- Chinaman by, 469 arthritis. 64 pensary, 1203; Leeds Asesociation Jor the Keynsham Rural District, report of M.O.11., LaTIMEs, H. A.: Inoperable cancer of cervix, Prevention and Cure of Tuberculosis, '600 724; appreciation of Thomas Garrett 1203 KE&N, MUIAMMIMAD ABDUL HAKIM: The Rorder, 1614 Leeds Dlspensary. See Dispensary Medical Cuclopaedia, rev., 572 Latin bill of fare, 2 0, 337 Leeds Infirmary. See Infirmary 'idney review of books on, 1302 Latin quotations, pitfalls of, 184 Leeds University. See University Kidney, "solitary," with notes of a rare case LA-wHINcE, T. W. P.: Pathological report of Lees-Raper Lecture. See Lecture (Bernard J. Ward), 978 ovarian dermoid with secondary cysts con- Legacies to hospitals. See Bequests Kidney, traumatic rupture of (Cornelius A. nected wlth the omentum, 502 Legal liability of the anaesthetist. See Griffiths), 979 LAWRIE, Lieutenant Colonel: Eviderce of Anaestlhetist Kidney, tuberculosis: of (Charters J. before the Royal Commission on Vivisec- Legal medicine. See Medicine Symonds), 388, 445 tion, 1577 Legal questions, some, 722 'Kidneys, American preserved, 894. See also LAZ&RUS BARLOW, W. S. : Certain endothelio- Legal responsibility in cases of death during Renal mata. 748 anaestbesia, 45 Killarney Union, 289 Lead in the manufacture of earthenware, Leicester, medical inspection of school KILVINGTON, B&SIL: Unusual deformity of committee on, appointed by Home Becre- children in, 402; Notification of Births Act, the foot, 497; investigation on the regenera- tary, 1288 1016 tion of nerves with regard to surgical treat- Lead poisoning. See POiSoniDg LEITCH, A.: Lumina in certain malignant ment of certain paralyses, 1414 Leading Articles. 40, 102, 161, 222, 275, 339, 403, tumours, 746 KING EDWARD, portrait of, 450; and Dr. Hall- 458, 522, 84, 639. 701, 765, 824, 88B, 946, 1095, LEITH, Professor: Ruptured spleen, 22 Edwards, 895 2064, 1129, 1191, 1248, 1316, 1379, 1441, 1548. 1590; Leith, small-pox at, 231 King Edward VII Sanatorium. See Sana- municipal maternity homes, 40; dietetic LEJARs, F.: Surgicaltreatment of emphysema, torium cures, 41; hospitals and the Workmen's 226 King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund Compensation Act, 42: gout and goutineqs, LEMOINE, G.: Traitement de la Tuberculose par King's College. See College and University of 102'; Professor Treud and hysteria, 103; la parotoxine basd sur l'action antitoxique du London surgical treatment of intractable constipa- joie, rev., 873 of medicines in LENNANDER, KARL GUSTAF, obituary notice 'King's head, holding during sea-sickness, tion, 161; patent Japan, 161; of. 1085; eRtate 1314 183 onotherapy, 163; parliamentary prospects, of, Speech the 275 fair 223; status LiOPOLD Liv', Dr.: Etudes sur la Physio- King's (leading article), 222; comment, vymphaticus et de Kingsley, Mary, medals, 45, 406 and sudden death, 223; the King's Speech, pathologie dui Corps Thyroide l'Hypo- KINnEY-MORGAN, A.: Cretinism, 1275 275; sanatoria for consumptives, 275; recog, physe, rev., 1574 Kissing the book, 280 nition of colour blindness, 276; cremation- Lepers, starving, an appeal, 338 Kitchen, 0outhwark Sick, 1119 339; Mecca and lCurope, 340; melancholia, Leprosy, svecific treatment of (Professor KLEMRNSIEWICZ, RUDOLF: Die Entzilnldung. 341; modern treatment of consumption Deyeke), 802, 827; correspondence on. 901 Eine monographische Skilze aics dem Gebiet 403; milk supply of hospitals, 404; Second Leprosy, tubercular (M. Mlackinnon), 1042 der pathologischen Physiologie, rev., 813 United Kingdom Hospitals Conference, Lesson of an epidemic, 7A5 KLOTZ, OSKAR: Note on Dr. Milligan's paper. 458, 886; subphrenic abscess. 458; hospitals Leucocytosis in otitis, 603 634 The .Treatment of Chronic Suppuration of for mental disease, 459, 826: doctors' dis- Leukaemia, spleno-medullary. See Anaemia1 the Middle Ear without resort to Radical eases, 522: London water, 523; persistence splenic Mastoid Operation, 498 of typhoid bacilli in the gaU bladder. 584, L;SVADITJ, C.:*Bandbuzch de Technik und Knee-joint. effects of injury upon move- 701. 1129; pulmonary tuberculosis from Methodik der ImmunitdtsforRchung, rev., 688 ments of (dir William Bennett), 1 gastro-intestinal infection, 585: cheap Lawls, LIONE'. S.: Mr. Lecky and vivi- 'Knees, cracking, 124 food, 639; therapeutic uses of music, section, 598, 718 delivers lecture on 701: Lewis, water supply of, 709 KOCH, Professor, sleeping 640; Sleeping Sickness Conference, fees sickness in presence of verman Emperor lhuman typhoid carriers, 584,701, 1129; com- Liability for See rees 402 to the of and Liability of patients to pay for operations. and Empress, ,-proposes visit municability phthtsis,703; fractures See -United States, 574; banquet in honour of, the.public, 765, results of.traumatic separa- Operations 359 1054 tion of the epiphyses, 768; cause of death, I Libel, dsmages for, 4 is ]l IIDEX. [JUNE 27, -Ig8& - I = tIeefting staties, 961 and a story of Sir Richard Quain, 1125: Lendon School of Tropial Mediaine. See Lifedestrance. See Insurance Mr. Gladstone and Sir Andrew Clark, 1126; Tropical -lptRr~ fbipeeps, 1430 nomenclature of protein bodies, 1187; LoDdon University. See University ligatures, Japanese silk for, 1304 Charles Frederick Henry Marx's views on Lonoon water (leading article), 523 limeric Union and tuberculosis, 350 medical -ethics, 1187; Standard of Empire, Londonderry Board of Guardians and the Linacre leotureship. See Lectureship 1246; memoir of Edmund Symes Thompson, wo' khouse (proceedings of Mrs.Morris), 1325' LIEIDFOES, A. 0.: Linne's dfetetik pa grund- 1246; Neuberger's History of Medicine to be LONGCOPE,W. T. (editor): lnternational Clinics, - al*-s qf dels hans eget Originalutkast till fore- translated into English, 1246: Professor rev., 511 lasningar-Lachesis naturalis Quae tradit Osler on the Hofbibliothek at Vienna, 1246; Louis X X, statue of, and the French Academ.yr didetem naturalem-och dels ldrjungeanteck- French Academy of Surgery and statue of of Surgery, 1246 niregar efter dessa hans forelasningar, rev., 1178 Louis XV, 1246; "Moral and Religious Esti- LovETT, ROBERT W.: Lateral Curvature of the -LINNAEUs, Life of, rev., 1178 mate of Vivisection," Henry Nutcombe Spine and Round Shoulders, rev., 992 Lip, lower, anthrax of (reported by S. Wilson), Oxenham, 1308; John Thadeus Delane on Low, V WARREN: Modern treatment of 743 German suigery, 1308; operations in pre- surgical tuberculosis, 550 Liquor trade mortality among males engaged anaesthetic times, 1308; Marshal Saxe and LOW DES, FREDERICK W.: Sexual hypo- in, 1137 S/nac, 1308; Edinburgh Medical Journal, 1371; chondriasis, 343 Liquorice powder, compound, 967 ballad on the death of appendicitis, 1371; LUCAE, AUGUST: Die chronische Progressive- LIsBoN, Captain W. GLEN: Cause and pre- Albrecht von Haller, 1371; Albucasis, 1371; Schwerhdrigkeit: Ihre Erkenntnis sAnd' vention ot plague, 1596 Phonographic Record of Clinical Teaching and Behandlung, rev., 1178 Lisburn, insanitary conditions It, 1598 Medical Scienlce, 1371; Sir John Hinton, 1372; LUCAS, E. W., rewrites The Book of Prescrip- Lismore Uhion, 289 treatment of hydrophobia in the seven- tions (Beasley), with an Index ofDiseases anct LISTER, Lord: Preparation of catgut for teenth century, 1431; Chateaubriand, 1431; Remedies, rev., 453; PracticalPharmacy, rev., surgical purposes, 125; note on, 163; free- notions and superstitions as to the liver 1238 dom of city of Glasgow conferred upon, among the ancients. 1431 ; library of the late LUCAS, R. CLBMENT: Inherited syphilis, 250, 224; -Mary Kingsley medal presented to. Professor Cornil 1432- official report of the 597, 716 406; bronze tablet on house where Lord 14th InternationiJ Congress of Hygiene and LUC&s-CHAMPIONNIkRB, Dr.: New ideas on Lister was born, 831 ; treatment of fractures Demography, Transactions, 1587; Hackworth fractures, 725 of the patella of long standing, 849 ; free- 8tuart on themedical inspection of schools. LUCIEN-GRAUX, Dr.: L'Alimentation d Bon. dom of West 1am eonferred UPOD, 1011; 1587; G. R. Siguret on the foundation of Marche, Saine et Rationelle, 639 some points in the history of antiseptic hospitals for children in Paris, 1587; story Lulworth Cove for invalids, 363 surgery, 1557 of Trousseau, 1588; Cuthbert E. A. Clayton, Lumbar puncture in otitic meningitis (A. E. Listerism in India, 1455 Lists ofMedicaZ References and Their Compila- Barker), 685 Literary Notes 30 99, 159, 220, 270, 337, 398, tion, 1588 Lumina in certain malignant tumours (L. 469, 514, 579, &i7, 693,763, 822,880,944, 997,1062, Lithotomy position, 1430 Courtauld and A. Leitch), 746 1125, 1187, 1246,-1308, 1371 1431, 187; notices LITrLE, JOHN FLErCHER: Notification of LUMSDBN, RACHEL FRANCES, death of, 1075 of new books, new editions. periodicals, Birtlhs Act, 537 Lunacy accommodation in London (leading etc., 30, 159, 337, 398, 469, 579, 637,763, 822, 881, LITTLE, L. OTROMEYTR: The late Professor article), 1249 944, 997, 1062, 1125, 1187, 1188, 1246, 1308. 1371, von ssmarch, 841 Lunacy in New South Wales, 289; in London, 1431; Dr. Ewald resigns editorship of Ber- LITTLE, W. GORDON: Phvsiological impor- 468, 1249; in America, 707; in Victoria im liner klinische Wochenschrift, 30; Records of tance of calcium salts, 718 1906, 1259 the Ulster lHospital for Women and Children, LITTLE.JOHN, Sir HENRY, resignation of, 710, Lunacy prosecution. a recent. See Lunatics, Belfast, 30; Sir James Young Simpson as a 837, 1139, 1451; letter of appreciation from reception of in unlicensed houses; see alao. student, 30; notes on the natives of Nyassa- Local Government Board for Scotland, 1451 Insanity land. North-east Rhodesia, and Portuguese Live animals, experiments on. See Experi- Lunatics, reception of in unlicensed houses,. Zambesia, 30; Folia Neuro-Biologica, 30; ments 658, 721, 785, 845 Young J. Pentland's business changes Liver, alcoholic cirrhosis;of (A. T. Wilkinson), Lunatics, pauper, certification of, 237 hands, 99; doctors in Shakespeare, 99,159; 450 LUNDIE, ALEX.: Fleas, 604; specific treat- Dr. Croft and the death of Princess Char- Liver, cancer of. See Cancer ment of leprofy, 901; spectral vision, 1022 lotte of Wales, 100; Hustled History, men- Liver, cirrhosis of (or. Peacocke), 866 ants in the larder, 1212 tion of Hon. Stephen Coleridge and Dr. Liver, notions and superstitions about, among Lung abscess. See Abscess Saleeby, 159; Thomas Carlyle as a student the ancients, 1431 Lung, actinomycosis of, successfully treate& at Edinburgh, 159; health of Jean Jacques Liver, surgery of (J. Lynn Thomas), 7 with a vaccine (William H. Wynn), 554 Rousseau, 159, 470; institute for teachin Liverpool, special correspondence from, 49, Lung, necrosed, removal of (Mr. Whitelocke), history of medicine in connexion with 169, 228, 283, 414, 472, 1454 ; Liverpool Medical 809 University of Vienna, 220; Professor Faculty. 49; farewell dinner to Dr. William Lung, primary sarcoma of (Sydney W. Curl), -Hirichberg bequeaths his collection Carter, 169, 229, 283; extension of the Stanley 140d; correspondence on, 1610 of ophthalmological literature to the Hospital, 228; the Royal Infirmary, 228, LUNN, CHARLES: The Philosophy of Voice, Royal Library, Berlin, 220; the Legend 1455; the abattoirs, 228, 472; Dr. William showing the Right and Wrong Action of of the Pied Piper of Hamelin and a Carter appointed Emeritus Professor in the Voice in Speech and Song, with Laws for real epidemic of plague. 220; pandemic University, 414; medal for gallantry, 414; Self-culture, rev., 27 of influenza 1781-1782, 220; the doctor Bootle Borough Hospital, 472; St. Paul's LUNN, JOHN R.: Successful case of thoraco- as represented in the paintings of Jan Eye and Ear Hospital, prevention of blind- plasty f )r the relief of chronic empyema, Steen, 220; Latin bill of fare, 270, 337; ness, 1454; port sanitary medical officer's 561; overd,istension of the bladder, 908 spelling, 270; medicine in the Paston annual report, 1454; Samaritan Hospital for LS ELL. R.: A medical hero, 1070 Letters, 270; Epigrammatum Joannis Owen, Women, 1455; University of Liverpool Chair Lying in Charity. See Charity Oxoniensis Cambro-Britanni Tres Libri, witty of Therapeutics, 1455 LYNE, Dr.: The open window, 484 epigram in, 337; sufferings of an unsatisfied Liverpool, influenza in, 520 Lynn Thomas Fund. See Fund opium eater told in A Soldier o, the Legion, Liverpool Infirmary. See Infirmary by George Mannington, 337; Dr. Alexander Liverpool Medical Institution See Institution Gordon the discoverer of puerperal fever, Liverpool University. See University M. 398: Committee of Edinburgh Charity LIvINGSTON, JOHN: Cerebral influenza, 1571 Organization iociety offers remaining Llanelly, medical inspection of schools in, MACALTSTER, ALEx. : Appreciation of Edward volumes of the Report on the Phvsical Condi- 1189 Dillon odapother, 662 tion of 1400 Children in the City of Edinburgh. T.lanfrechfa's low death-rate, 1328 McAlpine Nursing Some. Glasgow. 1645 etc., at a reduced rate, 399; will of Edmund LLOYD, Brigade-Surgeon EDWARD HARFORD, MACAN, Sir A.: Modification of Neville'& Clarence Stedman, 469; 12th volume of obituary notice of, 1150 forceps, 566; treatment of puerperal infec- Index-Catalogue of the Surgeon General's Local Government Board. See Board tion. 1109 Library, United States Army, 469; account LOCMIrEEAD, Dr.: Placental transmission of MACCATLAN, ARTHUR FERGUSON, receives of an operation performed by Aston Key proteids, 684 permission to wcar Insignia of Third Class on a Chinaman named Hoo Loo, 469; "Psy- LoCKWOOD, C. B.: CZinical Lectures and of Irmperial Ottoman Order of Medjidieh, chological Study of Hamlet," 470; Jean Addresses on Surgery, rev.. 208; on the use 945 Jacques Rousseau, 470: posthumous paper of chemicals in aseptic surgery, 305. 320 MCCALLUM, A. J.: Colony and bromide treat- by SirMichael Foster, 514; James Syme,514: Locomotor ataxia, syphilis and plithisis, case ment of epilepsy, 616 hippopotamus as the inventor of bleeding, of (Halliday G. Sutherland), 680 M'CALMAN, DOvE. obituary notice of, 1400 579; note on Rabelais, 579; Notable Scottish Locumtenent, engagement of, 120, 280; prac- MCCARDIE. W. J.: Status lymphaticus In Trials, Ardlamont case, 637; Princess tioner and, 182; and principal's servants. relation to general anaesthesia, 196. 447 Christian accepts a copy of The Way of the 297; opposition by, 1461; and physician, 1612 MCCARTHY, Surgeon-Major EDWARD, obituary- Wilderness. 637: Guido Guidi or Vidus LOEFFLER, F.: Bacteriology of Diphtheria, notice of, 358 Vidius, 637; effort to popularize vaccina- including Sections on the History, Epidemio- MCCARTHY, JUSTIN M.: Puerperal eclampsia, tion in 1805, 637; Babu English, 637; logy, and Pathology of the Disease, the Mor- with special reference to its treatment with anecdote of Thiers and Bouillaud, 698; site tality caused by it, the Toxins and Antitoxins nitro-glycerine, 1220 of Tyburn gallows, 698; Aelius Aristides, and the Serum Disease, rev., 1049 MACARTNEY, DUNCAN: Vermiform Appendix 698; Henry II of France and abortion, 699: LOGAN, WIrILIAM A., obituary notice of, 358 and its Diseases, rev., 1301 Professor Raphael Blanchard proposes a London charities, review of books on, 154 MCCAW, JOHN: Aidsto the Diagnosis and Treat- scheme for the publication of a Corpus London, City of, sanitary inspection of, 1321 ment of Diseases of Children, rev, 153 Inscriptionum ad medicinam biologiamque London colleges. See Colleges MCCULLOCH, H D.: Calmette's ophthalmo-- spectantium, 763, 944; deotistry in London London and Counties Medical Protection reaction for tuberculosis, 968 fifty years ago, 763; Hosoitalstidende com- Society. See Society, Medical Protection MACDERMOTT, W. R.: Pathogeny of B. pletes its fiftieth year, 763; Parasitology, London County Council. See Council typhosus, 655: memory, 1332 763; London Medical Schools: St Bartho- London, dental needs of the poor of (J. G. MACDONALD, IAN, elected corresponding- lomew's Rospital, 822; new Journal of Turner), 1481 member of Socihtd de Pathologie Exotique Psychology, 822; article on the Royal London, public health of, 46, 271, 329, 399 of Paris, 1128 Army Medical College, 822; Mrs. Eddy London Hospital. See Hospital MACDONALD, Sir JOHN DENIS, obituary notice and "Santa Filomena," 822 Lone Rand, London, influenza in, 521 of. 482 822; Serenus Samonicus, 880; Leaves from London Intercollegiate Scholarships Board. MACDONNELL, W. R.: Biometrical study of the Notebooks of Lady Dorothy Nevill, 881; See Board the records of the Anthropometric Labora- genius and insanity, 881; Lafeadio Hearn, London, lunacy in, 468; lunacy accommoda- tory, Aberdeen University, 287 944; Corpus Medicorum Antiquorum, 944; tion for (leading article), 1249 MACDONOGH, DOUGLAS: Dry mouth, 1087 Peatrick Bflair. 944; discovery of a nbw London, medical inspection of school MACEWJN, HUGH A.: Conveyance of whoop- medical papyrus, 997; skulls found in a children in, 883 ing eough from man to animals by direct Carmelite burying ground Bristol, 998; London, out-patients in, 461 experiment, 146 Denis a Dublin in Collier, surgeon Eliza- LondohPolyclinlc. See Polyclinic MCFADYMAN, J.: Empiricism and instinct in bethan times, 998; Professor Elliot Smith London poor, dental needs of (J. G. Turner), veterinary diagnosis, 118 mummies, 1062; Professor J. Church, 1481L MCFA LAND, J SBEPH: Textbook upon the Memoirs of Men and Books, story of Sir London Post Office. See Post Office Pathogenic Bacteria, rev., 630 Thomas Watson, 1125,;"Schola Salernitana London 'Royal Maternity Charity. See MACFIE, RONALD CAMPBELL: The Romance'of (Norman Moore), 1125; John Thadeus'Delane Maternity Medicine, rev., 1052 JUNE INMbEX. r Txz Barn = MLDICAI JOturiNA 19 I McGill College. See College Ear, Hospital, 49; Infant mortality'in MAXWELL, WILLIAM H.: Ventilation, H-eating, MCGoWAN, M. G.: New view of the Notifica- Manchester, 110; Central Receiving Hos- and Lighting, rev., 89 tion of Births Act. 1259 pital, 169; tenement dwellings, 228; MAXWELL-ADAMS, D. V.: Case of strangulated McINwRNEY, J. J.: Formaldehyde in alopecia infant life protection, 288; American femoral hernia, 1040 areata, 203; inversion of uterus 988 tinned meats, 228; stammering cbild- MAY, W. NORMAN: Case of infantile scurvy MAcINR, DAVID D. Z.: Large thymus, ren in elementary sebools, 285; Royal with bone formation in the detached sudden death, 1360 Eye Hospital, 286; notification of births,. periosteum, 258 MCISAAC, ISABEL: Primary Nursing Technique 360. 414, 712; anthrax in the meat market, MAYBURY, AUGUSTUS CONSTABLE, obituary for First Year Pupil Nurses, rev., 874 360; medical women and the inspection of notice of, 660 MACKAY, GEORGB ' Arterio-venous aneurysm, school children, 351; skin diseases among MAYLARD, A. ERNEST: Operative treatment 1176; phlyetenular keratitis, 1176 school children, 413; the Royal Infirmary, of certain diseases of the stomach, 1207; MACKAY, J. C., appointed J.P. for county of 472, 955, 1141; coroners and the medical Abdominal Tuberculosis, rev., 1362 Cornwall, 945 profession. 532; Manchester University MAYOU, S.: Microphthalmia resembling MCKENDRICK, Captain ANDERSON: Theory grants, 533; medical inspection of school glioma, with lenticonus and hypertrophy and Practice of Anti-Rabic Immunization, children, 595; Provident Dispensaries of the ciliary body, 321 rev., 1113 Association, 695; district nurses as assist- MEAD, Sir RICHARD, C. F. H. Marx on, 1188 MCKIEI4DRICK, Professor, presentation to, ants to medical inspectors of schools, 651; Mean, " probable error " of a, 1446 1075 first aid in tramway accidents, 651; un- Measles (Z. Ward), 1289; correspondence on, MACKENNA, R. W.: Bier's method in derma- wholesome food in Manchester. 652; pure 1397 tology, 624 milk, 712; Dental Hospital, 713; charity Measles, epidemic of, in Glasgow, 112 McKBEZIE, DAN: Children and wells, 105; organization 777; payment of medical men Meat, imported, questions in Parliament- Guide to Diagnosis in Diewases of Throat, Nose, summoned by midwives, 777; hospital 346, 1013 and Ear, rev, 1179, 1404 abuse, 896; nationalization of the profes- Meat, tuberculous, 182, 409. 46 M]ACKENZIE, FINLAY MATHEsoN, appointed sion 899; Lancashire Education Com- Mecca and Europe (leading article), 340; J.r. for county of Inverness, 885 mittee, 896; the Medical Guild. 896; correspondence on, 653 MACKENZIE, HEICTOR: Treatment of pneu- medical examination of railway men, 95; Medical administrative problems, 214; West monia, 25 ventilation of public buildings, 955; the African Mtedical Staff, 214 ; -financial causes, MACKENZIB, J.: The ink polygraph, 1411 Branch Council and organization, 1016; 214 ; administrative causes, 215; contingent MACKENZIE. JAMgS: Action of digitalis in hospitals conference, 1075; medical exami- disadvantages, 215 ; the remedies, 215 con- cardiac disease, 23 nation of workmen, 1076; effects of sun- clusions, 216 MACKENZIE, JAMES: "Some platitudes and light, 1141; Notification of Births Act at Medical advertising. See Advertising the X disease," 991 Acerington, 1141; Salford and the Midwives Medical Annual, rev., 993 MACKBNZIE, J. M.: Insusceptibility to vacci- Act, 1202; County Council Midwives Act Medical answers to newspaper correspon- nation, 664 Committee, 1203; parliamentary represen- dents, 1615 MAcKENztE, T. C., appotnted medical super- tation of the university, 1157; inquests, Medical appointments in the Poor-lawand intendent Inverness District Asylum, 1452 1257; arsenic in beer, 1258; medical exami- sanitary services, tenure of, 67 -MACKINNON, M.: Case of tubercular leprosy, nation of tramway men. 1393; infant mor- Medical aspects of life insurance (Sir James 1042 tality in Lancashire, 1393; hospital funds, Barr), 241 MAC LA N,ALEXANDBR, appointed J.P. for 1453; purification of rivers, 1454; pension Medical assessor, 418 county of Inverness, 885 for nurses 1454' memorial to the late Dr. Medical attendance on pauper patients, 1686 MACLACEL&N,J. T.: Local treatment of diph- Dreschfela, 1554'; amendment of the Coro- Medical attendance on workhouse officials, theria, 683. 967 ners Act, 1600: branch surgeries and free, 774 MACLEAN.DeputyInspector-General ANDREBW, chemists' shops, 1600 Medical Benevolent Fund. See Fund death of, 1449 Maochester, debate on vaccination, 164; Medical Benevolent Society. See Society MACLEOD, Major JOHN NORMAN, C.I.E. con- influenza in, 520 Medicalcertificates and assurance companies, ferred upon, 43 Manchester University. See University 657; for postal officials, 1255 ; and General MACLEOD, KENNETH: Listerism in India, Mania, etiology of (Lewis C. Bruce), 347 Medical Council, 15t0 1455 Maniacal patient in a workhouse infirmary, Medical charities, bequests to. See Bequests MACLEOD, MURDOCH DONALD,obituary notice 1210 Medical charities, metropolitan, 44 of, 662 MANSELL-JONES, R.: Electric anaesthesia, Medical charity and hospitals. See Hos- MACMUNN, J.: Urethral and prostatic sur- 724 pitals gery, 1297; atrophy of the prostate and M&NsON,J.B.: Case of abdominalaneurysm, Medical Cyclopaedia, rev., 572 measuring the urethra, 1360 1424 Medical Defence Union, 1263, 1307; annual McNABB, HUGHJ.: Pathology of diabetes, 81 MANWARING-WHITE, R.: Perforated gastric general meeting, 1307 McNAMARA, J.: Deaths under chloroform in ulcer. operation,reeovery, 1413 Medical directories, rev.,510 general hospitals, 544 MAPOTHER, EDWARD DILLON, death of, 591; Medical Directory, Churchill's, 604 MCNAUGHTON, STEWART: Case of vagitus obituary notice of, 661 Medical diseases and pregnancy (Herbert uterinus, 147 MARCHAND, F.: Handbuch der allgemeinen French), 1029,1100, 1165; correspondence on, MACPHERSON, JOHN: Mental Affections, 1316 Pathologie, rev., 1427 1207 MCQUIrrY, W. B.: Splenomegalic poly- Margarine, nut butter as, 1553 Medical educationin America, 109; reform of, cythaemia, 319 MARIE, PIERRE, appointed Professor of in France, 1321 MCVAIL, J. C.: The Prevention of Infectious Pathological Anatomy in the University of Medical education of women. See Women Diseases. rev., 25;Hon. LL.D. of Glasgow Paris, 173; Exposd des Titres et Travaux Medical Egyptology, 769, 848 conferred upon, 773 Scientifiques du Docteur Pierre Marie, rev., Medical emergencies of peace and war, 1334 MACWATT, Major ROBERT CHARLES : Kaisar-i- 933 Medical ethics, Charles Frederick Henry Hind medal conferred upon, 44 Maritzburg, note on, 945 Marx on, 1187 MAGNAN, Dr., presentation to. 783 MARLRY, HENRY FREDERICK, obituary notice Medical evidence at inquests. See inquests MADLOW, W. H. : Mumps, 988 of, 603 Medical evidence and legal insolence, 1446 MAITLAND, Lieutenant-Colonel JOHN, obitu- Marriage of cousins. See Cousins Medical examination for life insurance. See ary notice of, 122, 784 MARSE,F.: Present position of tbe Associa- Insurance Malaria. avian proteosoma and, 124, 184; tion the need of furtherlocal organization, Medical examination of railway men, 955; of experiments towards prevention of In the 1420 workmen, 1076; of tramway men, 227, 1393 Federated Malay States (Malcolm Watson), MARSHALL, C. DEVEREUx: Royal Society Medical expert testimony, proposed regula- 499; Professor Ronald Ross's campaign and the tests for colour blindness, 51, tion of, 1401 against in Mauritius, 834 474 Medical fees. See Fees MALCOLM,J.D.: Uterine haemorrhage, 568: MARSHALL, C.F.: Paternal transmission of Medical freedom League. See League hysterectomy performed upon a patient syphilis,537, 656, 782 Medical Golfing Society. See Society with glycosuria, 861 MARSHALL, C.R.: A MfanualoJPrescriibing,gfor Medical Guild. annual supper, 896 MALCOLM, R.: An unusual abnormality, 925 Students and Practitioners of Medicine, rev., Meedical hero, 1070 *Maldon Rural District, report of M.O.H., 750 Medical inspection of factories. See Fac- 642 MARSHALL, F. H. A.: Correlation of the tories Male nurses. See Nurses ovarian and uterine functions, 1595 Medical Inspection of school children. See Male servants, 123, 967 MARTIN, ARTHURJ.: Pulmonary tuberculosis School Malignant disease simulated by abdominal in infancy and childhood, 784 Medical inspector of schools. See Schools tumours (A. W. Mayo Robson), 425 MARTIN, C.J.: Evidence of before Royal Medical Inspectors, 543, 1256; underlrish Malignant disease, pyrexia in, suggestive of Commission on Vivisection, 515, 575 Local Government Board, 1266 suppuration (W. H Brazil), 317 MARTIN, Louis: On diphtheria mortality Medical instruments as samples, 845 Malignant disease, resection of right vagus since introduction of antitoxin treatment, Medical lantern slide exchange See Lantern nerve for (reported by Temple Mursell), 1204 Medical magistrates, 38,39, 114,160,328,474,700, 386 MARVEL, EMERY: Abdominal operations 885, 945, 976, 1128, 1247,1589 ; HenryWison, Malignant disease as an accident, 664. See and adhesions, 407 38; R. J. Collie, 39;J Macdonald Brown, also Cancer MARX, CHARLES FREDERICKHENRY, views 114; J. E. Harburn, 160; C. H. Evers, 328: Malay States, fatal case ofinfectiousjundice of on medical ethics, 1187 Edward Mowbray. 474: Robert Bruce, 700; in(William Bryce Orme), 499; experiiments Mary Kingsley medal. See Kingsley John Findlay, 700; Edward Oliphant, towards prevention of malaria in (Malcolm Christian 700; Watson), 499 Maryland, Scientists and Faith Sir James Reid, 700; Alexander Forbes healers prohibited from practising in Trail, 700; Ellerington Reed Turner, 700; MALLANNAH, S.: Urotropine in night blind- without diploma of regularphysicians, 858 FinlayMatheson Mackenzie, 885; Alexander ness, 444 Massachusetts, bill to prevent premature Maclachlau, 885; R. G. Nesbitt, 945; H. MALLORY, F. B. : Bacteriology of Diphtheria, burialin, 677 J. C. T. R. St. including Sections on the Epidemio- Davis, 945; Mackay, 945; Historv, MASSEY. G. BBLTON: Conservative Gynaecology Johnston, 976; Lieutenant-ColoDel Falvey, logy, and Pathology of the Disease, the Mor- and Electro-theropeutics: a Practical Treattse 1128; Thomas H. Bickerton, 1247; J. Hi. tatity caused by it, the Toxins, Antitoxsns and on the Diseases of Women and their Treatment 1589 the Serum Dudgeon, Disease, rev., 1019 byi Electricitv, rev., 1575 Medical manifestos, mischievous, 354 MALMik3yAC, F.: Comment ipurer son eau, rev., Maternity Charityof London, the Royal, Medical mayors, 1004 1051 report, 1338 Medical men and insurance companies, 1464 Malpraxis, action for. See Action Maternity homes, municipal (leading article), Medical insurance 1444 Mali extract, 363 men, for, 40 Medical men as municipal officers In San Malt extract, dry, and its combinations, 875 MEATrHEWS, CRAUIFUED : Case, of injury to Francisco, 13 Mtalta fever. See Fever shoulder, 19 men Man on the footplate, 1007 Medical in Parliament, 705 MATrBEWS, Colonel VALENTINE, appointed Medical missionaries, women, 235 Man. gait of, 1010 lero Jefe Honorario de Ia Ambulancia No. 3 MedicalM issions, Church of Scotland, annual Man at the wheel, 227, 889, 1007 (Madrid) Cruz Roja Espanola. 764 report, 1004 Manchester andSalford, special correspond- .Mauritius, notes from, 834; Professor Ronald Medical motorists, 1071 ence from, 48, 110. 169, 28, 285. 350, 413, 472, Ross's antimalaria 77-7, 89 1075, aampaign, 834 Medic4lnotes in Parliament. See Parlia- 532, 595, 651. 712, 956 1016, 1141, Mauritius, plagUe in, 100, 160, ment 1202 1257,-1i393, 1463, i64,2600 joint com- 634,*823 the MAXWELL, 3. PREsToN Diabetes mellitus in district, mode of mitteesoof Divisions, 48;. Manchester 926 Medical'officer,foes to, 362; resignation362, 600; the Chinese, a paymentof of, 362; " MaBolumAa INDEX. [JUNE- 27,, . 1908..1 - - - a and public vaceinator, 600; " medical relief tute for the teaching of in connexion with Cayzer Inwine Company, 1461; partnership only," 600 the University of Vienna, 220 expenses, 359;. removal of. a body for iih- Medical oficers, appointment of to work- Medicine, influence of metaphysical thought quest purposes, 360; coroners' inquests, house inflrmaries, 118 on (leading article), 1591 418; practice of dentistry by unregistered Medical officers of accident insurance com- Medicine, legal, study of (J. J. Buist), 77; persons, 418; coroner on medical fees, 418; panies, conduct of, 962, 1079 coilrespondence on, 175, 417 a begging baron, 481, 721; vacation of office, Medical officers of friendly societies, 693, Medicine in the Paston Letters, 270 481; illness of partner, 481; medical wit- 159I Medicine, review of books on, 164, 992, 1236, nesses' fees at assizes, 481; notification of Medical otficers and milk supplies, lll- 1427 retirement of partner, 481; damages against Medical officers of health for counties, 529 Medicine, school of, in North India, 1554, an unregistered practitioner (Johnison v. Medical officers of health, difficultposition of, 1588 Hall), 538 ; Tuckers asthma specific, 539; 768 Medicine, socialization of (leading article), deputy coronershfps, 539; medical fees in 'Medical officers of health, duties of in infec- 1443: correspondence on, 1507 cases settled out or court, 539; prescribing tious cases, 600, 722 Medicines, night tax for dispensing in chemist, 657; cocaine and unqualified Medical officers of health in the Highlands, Austria, 1144 dentistry, 657; reception of lunatics in un- 1598 Medicines, patent. See Patent licensed houses. 658, 721, 785 ; partners and Medical officers of health and practitioners, Medicines, proprietary. See Proprietary appointments, 658 Bankruptcy. Court and 180, 599 Medico-chiturgical societies. See Society sale of practice, 684; sale of practice, 658; Medical officers of health, whole-time, 1325 MedicoEthical, 65, 119, 110, 237, 293, 30, 418, unusual case of anthrax, 721 ; objectionable Medical officers, Poor-law. See Poor-law 481, 539. 599. 657. 721, 785, 845, 904. 962, 1023, advertisements, 721, coroners and medical Medical officers, post office. See Post office 1079, 1865, 1335,146l, 1615; partnership agree- witnesses, 721; deatih certiflcates, 721, 845; Medical organization, 319 ments and appointments, 55; supersession, some legal questions, 722; unusual charge Medical papyrus. See Papyrus 65, ll, 599, 785, 901; secret commissions, of malpraxis, 785; cause of death, 786; Medical Phonographers' Society. See Society 56; interference with another doctor's report and remarks on an inquest held by Medtcal Practice by Companies Bill. See patient, 119, 360; corrupt praQtices, 119; Mr. J. Troutbeck at the coroner's court, Bill practitioners and patients, 180; oblig;tions Horseferry Road, Westminster, on March Medical practice in Ontario, 184 in France, of a 28th (Walter G. Spence), 843 i procedure of i724; in California, 1276 substitute, 180, 1080; medical offilcers the General Medical Council in penal cases, in of healthand practitioners, 180; advertising Medical practitioners Germany, 307 of medical and surgical homes, 181 ; adver- 844; prosecution under the Dentists Act, Medical practitioners, should they supply tising, 181. 904, 1080, 1265, 1355; obligations 844; medical instruments as samples, 845; spectacles ? 1023 of hospital officers to their colleagues, 181, reception of person of unsound mind, 845; Medical profession in South Africa, 115; what are memorial to a county court judge (Cropper prospects of, 184, 364: and vaccination, 828; 962; reasonable charges ? 237; v. Stokes), 903, 962 ; damages for impure nationalization of, 896 courtesy call, 237; certification of pauper water, 903, 1147; contracts. S03; partner- Medical " puffs," 828. 1446 lunatics, 257; private provident dis- ship accounts, 903; sudden deaths in Medical quackery, 1205,1262, 1332, 1156 pensaries, 237; question of right, 298, nursing homes, 903; German antiquackery Medical referees under Workmen's 418; notice of removal board, 298; obli- Compen- gations of a consultant, 298; examination bill, 960; New Zealand magistrate's defi- sation Act (seeAct); and certifying surgeons, for life insurance.298; hospitalityofGerman nttion of "quack," 961; death from inhala- 1388 watering places, 298; position of sanatorium tion of a tooth, 961; licensing statistics, Medical References and their Compilation, Lists for sick 961 ; easy censure, 962; assistants and fees of, 1588 doctors, 298: canvassing clubs, 360; for auaesthetics, 962; coroners and 751 duty of a superseding. practitioner, 360; Medical Register, rev., practitioner and patient, 360; recovery of certificates of deatlh, 080; charge " Medical relief only," 600 fees for services to the of of obtaining money on false pretences, Medical Research, Rockefeller Institute of. patients another 1081; right to a name, 1147; fees See Rockefeller practitioner, 418; hospital management, 481; for. attending consultations, 1147; part- insurance 461 professional etiquette, 539; gratis attend- Medical responsibility, and, ance upon the families of medical men, 540; nership arrangements. 1148; assistant leav- Medical scbolarships, 1335 circulars to patients, 510; medical officers ing without notice, 1148 * items. of amount, Medical science, promotion of in China of health and 1211; vaccination of private patients, 1211; (J. Herbert Sanders), 318 practitioners, 599; dissolu- analyses and advertisements, 1263; the law Medical secrecy, 1265 tion of partnership, 599; medical certifi- cates and assurance companies, 657; phy- concerning cremation, 1263; previous ill- Medical secrecy in France, 643 sical examination of at nesses of applicants for life assurance, 1264- Medical Service, the Colonial, 1464 girls high schools, "medical spacialist" sentenced, 1264, 1612; Medical Sickness and Accident See 657: gratuitous attendance OIL the clergy Society. and. their families, 721; doorplates on ex-assistant starting in opposition, 1264; Society branch surgeries, 721; recovery of fees for liability for fees, 1264; employers' liability Medical societies. See Society services to another practitioner's patients, for medical attendance on injured work- " Medical specialist" sentenced, 1264,1612 consultations with men, 1334; schoolmaster's responsibility for Medical staff of the Metropolitan Asylums 721; unretistered prac- fees, 1335; medical fees at inquests, 1335; Board. See Board titioners, 785; prlvate dispensaries, 785; proposed regulation of ' medical expert Medical students in 1164 district nurses and midwifery cases, Germany, 785; fees, 845, .904; a deceased col- testimony, 14i11; can a Poor-law medical Medical superintendents under Metropolitan league,- 845; question of fee, 934 1080; officer benefit under the Workmen's Com- Asylums Board. See Board caveat ! pensation Act? 1402; a curious compensa- Medical and surgical appliances, 29. 90,154, emptor 901; public appoiniments, tion case, 1402; particulars. of an account, 328, 454. 511, 875. 1053, 1L15, 1182, 1240, 1301, 901; doctors as agents for tea, 901; district 1402; estimate of value of practice, 1402; 1364, 1430; ear and chin straps, 29; a non- nurses and midwifery cases,.904; conduct inqiuests and operations, 1460; partner- slip carpet, 29; new pattern of needle, 29; of medical offlcers of accident insurance shlps dispute, 1461; partnership receipts, improved stethoscope, 29; aids for the companies, 982, 1079; hospital patients and 1461; principals and assistants, 1461; un- deaf, 90; commode bed, 154; electro- letters of introduction, 1023; should me- certified death at Wembley, 1612; nursing medical apparatus, 325; new retractors, dical practitioners supply spectacles ? 1023; home charwee, 1612; locumtenent and 328, 1115; alternative plan of treating liability of patients tn pay for operations physician, 1612 wounds of skin witlhout sutures, 328 ; self- performed in hospital, 1079; house-sur- retaining abdominal retractor, 451; nasal geons and paying patients, 1079; adver- Medico-Legal Society. See Society scissors, 511; hypodermic syringes, 875- tising a-speciality, 904,1080, 1265; medical Melaena neonatorum, calcium chloride in new x-ray plate, 875; open administration evidence at inquests, 1080; claim to fees, (S. C. Legge), 1173 of ether, 1053; snake bite antidote caee, 1080; medical advertising in India, 1265; Melancholia (leading article), 341 1053; artificial pelvic floor for demonstra- medical secrecy, 1265; disclaimers, 1335; MELICK, CHsaLSs W.: Dairy Laboratory tion, 1115; sphygmometer armlet. 1115; popular health lectures, 1335; patients anDd Guide, rev., 691 compound dressings, 1182; retractor forceps, practitioners, 1335; opposition by locum- MELLANsD, C. H.: Treatment of a common 1182 ; a bedpan, 1240; card index for medical tenent, 1461; professional secrecy, 146l, cold, 967 notes, 1304; iodized catgut, 1304 ; Japanese 1615; medical answdrs to newspaper corre- Melton Mowbray, report of M.O.H., 1338 silk for ligatures, 1304; instantaneous x-ray spondents, 1615; patient's right to con- Memoranda: Medical. Surgical. and Obstetri- exposures, 1364, 1430; ligature forceps, 1430; sultant's opinion, 1615: charges to an edu- cal, 19, 81, 147. 203, 257. 317, 386. 443, 500, 563, lithotomy position, 1430 cational authority, 1615; interference with f21, 683. 742, 807, 864, 925, 987, 1044, i107, 1173, Medical terminology, 1068 other men's patients, 1615; charges for 1231, 1294, 1360, 1423. 1670; case of injury to Medical terms in the New English Dictionary, medical club, 1615 the shoulder (Uraufurd Matthews), 19; 105, 1011 Medico-Legal, 55, 119. 181, 238, 297, 359, 418, diabetes mellitus in the Chinese (A. C. Medical witnesses in India, 168, 841, 1028 48l. 538. 657, 721, 785, 813, 903, 960, 1080, 1147, Lambert), 19; foreign body in the eyeball Medical witnesses, coroners and, 721 1211, 1263, 1334,1401, 1460. 1612; question of (A. F. R. Conder), 20; poisoning by mer- Medical witnesses' fees. See Fees fees,56; partnershlip disagreement,56; deaths curic potassium iodide (R. Thorne Thorne), Medical women, and public employers, 106; under anaesthetics in general hospital, 20; use of the seton in certain intractable and the inspection of school children, 351; 119, 181, 1264; death after local anaesthesia, nervous conditions (T. Wilson Parry), 81; and the suffrage, 1464 ; education of at the 120; general hospitals and consumption, pathology of diabetes (fiugh J. McNabb), 81" University of Edinburgh, 1554. See also 120; engagement of a locumtenent,..120; source of ova (Louise Appel), 81; cancer of Women value of practices, 120; agreements not to pylorus andliver, fatal haemorrhage (A. C. Medicinal and dietetic preparations, 29, 265, practise within an area, 120, 297; case of Lambert), 81; depressions of the skull 454,511, 818, 875 936, 1054, 1182, 1239, 1430,'1577; suffocation. 181; subcutaneous injury, 182; during delivery (Harold South), 82; birth in V.P. grape juice cordial, 29; cake flour, Christian Science, 182; workmen's com- a caul (C. B. A. Button), 82; hypersensitive- 265; formamint tablets, 454; tuberculin pensation. caces, 120, 182, 297, 359, 418, 657, ness to antidiphtheritic serum (R. Thorne preparations, 511, 936; liquid preparation 722, 845, 903. 1334, 1612; is heat-stroke an Thorne), 147; (W. Bligh), 501; (Rupert of haemoglobin, 818; dry extract of malt accident ? 182; practitioners and the Work- Waterhouse), 925; case of vagitus uterinus and its combinations, 875; Combretum sun- men's Compensation ACt. 297; Landon v. (Stewart McNaughton), 147; case of double daicum, the "anti-opium" plant, 875; Tinsley Park Colliery, 297 Williams v. dislocation of the innominate bones with effervescent piperazine granules, 936; cal- Tinsley Parkc COUWery, 297; surgical opera- fractures of the legs (J. S. Warrsack), 203; cium iodo-rlcinoleate, 936; alkaloid of tions for restitution- of power, 359; a rare case of scurvy (Joseph Chambers), ergot, 936; "cellulon " diabetic bread, medical; assessor, 418 ; Coles v. Great 203; formaldehyde in .alopecia areata (J. J. 1054;pure chloroform, 1054 ; extract of red Western Railwav Company, 657 ; Pewn- McInerney), 203; note on the Barnsley bone marrow 1054; physiologically stan- ha7n v. Gill, 1612; compulsory opera- disaster, 1908 (V.. K. Blackburn and ,R. *dardized tinctures, 1182; black mercurial tions, 845, 1354; prophylactic opera- Mercer), 257; hour of death (Herbert Peck), lotion soloids, 1239; compound bromoform tions, 1334; "a detailed account," 182; 257: treatment of bronchopneumonia, syrup, 1239- " black wash" tablets, 1240; practitioner and- locumtenent, 182- (William Jas. Penfold), 28; subeonJunc- glycerophosphates with nuclein in tablets, Tucker -v. Waklev. -236; fees of medical tival cysticerous (Elizabeth N. MacBean 1240-; formidine antiseptic, 1240; formalde- witnesses, 237, .1211*; morphine supposi- Ross), 258; case of pyrexia in malignant hyde combination 1430*Giesshubler water, tories, 297; locumtenonts and the prin- disease suggestive of suppuration (W.' B. 1430; humanized milk, 157; elixir of cipal's servants, 297; damages for libel, Brazil), 37; case of twins with hydramnios glycerophosphates and formates, 1577 359; Williams v. Lloyd, Limited., Williams of one sac (J. Bruce-Bays), 317; note on radium. emanation bath salt, 1577 v. the Star Newspaper Ownpany.J Limited, 359; Calmette's ophthalmo-reaction for;tuber- Medicine; colour photography in, ll. Workmen's Compensation Act, 359, 1461; culosis (P. Parkes Weber), 386 * (A. Dumville Medicine, history of, foundation of an insti- hospitals and certificates, 359; Mfalone, v. Roe), 413; (J. G. Gtbb), 443; (H. Z. B. JOUN 27, It$] INDEX LMNDICAL JOUIANAM 2 Stephens), 742; (H. -de Carle'-Woodcock), Mertbyr, health of, 1257; medical inspection MOORE, NORMAN: "The Schola Salernitana," 742; (H. C. Lecky). 743; phthisis treated of schools in, 1434 1125 by bovine -tuberculin (A. Cuffe), 386; Merycism, case of (H. F. Lechmere ftaylor), MuORE, Lieutenant-Colonel R. B. H.: Chest- urotropin in night blindness (S. 620 measurement in the army, 1077 Mallannah), 444; case of arrested strych- Metaphysical thought, influence of on medi- MOORHEAD, T. GI1 LMAN: Cerebral influenra, nine poisoning (A. T. -Spanton), 500; suqar cine (leading article), 1691 1570 headaches (T. M. Allison), 563; method METCALFE, Dr. :'Electko-therapeutics'in some MOORMAN, Admiral, reminiscences of, 885 of reducing displaced internal semilunar skin diseases, 808 M. nE. J. W. (editor): Notable Scotttsh Trials- cartilage (Henry W. Jacob), 564; rigor mor- METCALFE, JAMES: Fees for insurance re- Trial of- A. J. Monson, rev., 1113 tis in a stillborn -infant, rupture of the ports, 1017 MORISON, ALEXANDER: The Circulation uterus (John F. Elliott). 564; (John Bain), Meteorology, study of, 700 Club, Edinburgh, 1147 807; (H. H. LMurphy)., 1045: (A. Tarleton), Metropolitan Asylums Board. See Board Morison lectures. See Lectures 1424; excessive patellar reflex of nervous Mexico, health conditions in, 281 MORISON, RUTHERFOND: Appreciation of Sir origin (P. C. Smith), 621; middle meningeal MICHOLITSCH, TH.: The Technique of Vagino- Patrick Heron Watson, 62 haemorrho, trephining, recovery (Wil- peritoneal Operations.-rev 627 MOISLAND, EGBERT COLEBY: Ueber die. son Tyson), 821; conveyance of disease by Microphthalmia (J. H. Fisher), 447 klinische Bedeutung d&r Opsonine, rev., 1052 domestic pets (A. E. Porter), 622; on the em- Microphthalmia, resembling glioma, with Morphine in labour, 483 ployment of the artiflcial membrane in lenticonus and hypertrophy of the ciliary Morphine suppositories, 297 markecd temporary deafness during the sub- body (S. Mayou), 321 MoRRIS, J. M.: Medical inspection of schod) acute stage following acute tympanic sup- Microscope, review ofbooks on, 26 children, 784 puratton (William ill), 622; local treat- Microscope in war, 1340,1404 MORRIS, MALCOI M, K.C.V.O. conferred upon, ment of diphtheria (J. T. Maclachlan), 683; Microscopic diagnosis, rapid (Ernest Glynn), 43; complimentary dinner to, 772 inherited syphilis (John Bain). 683 ; work of 685 MORRISON, Honorary Captain JAMES, Kaiser- a hospital pathological department (F. G. Middle classes, home hospitals for (Guthrie i- iind medal conferredupon, 44 Bushnell and A. W Ancerson), 683; case of Rankin), 1474 MORRIsoN, Mr.: Trans-sacral excision of vomiting of pregnancy (J. A. Kendall), 743; Middle ear. SeeEar rectum, 22; sciatica cured by nerve stretch- toxic effects of petrol fumes (Charles R. MiddlSmore prize, 408 il g under lumbar anaesthesia, 23 Box), 807; (Alex. 8. Petre), 987; parotitis MIDDLETON, W. H., death of,£0 MoRsE, A. S.: Hospital almoners and inquiry as a sequela of pneumonia (G. Burton MIDISLTO'N, W. J.: Tonsillitis and spondy- officers, 780 Robinson), 864; (J. H. Mort), 1108; litis, irheumatoid arthritis, 240 MORT,J. H.: Parotitis as a sequela of pneu- oral filters (John B. Story), 865; spon- Midland Medical Union, seventh annual monia, 1108 taneous inversion of uterus (George Hall), meeting, 444 Mortality, Infantile, 110, 170 228, 412, 471 700 865 ; (J. J. MclInerney), 988; (A. W. Anderson), Midwifery, teaching ofin Ireland, 50 1393; in Manchester, 110, 228; in Bradiord, 1045; (A. R. Gunn), 1232; mumps repre- Midwives Association. See Association 110; Mayor of Halifax and, 170 ; in Scotland, sented by a primary orchitis (0. E. Higgens), Midwives Board. See Board 412; in Bristol, 471; in Lancashire, 1393 925; (W. H. Maidlow). 988; (F. de Havilland Midwives and doctors. 831 Mortality, Infantile, national conference on,. Hall), 1045; (frederick Walsh), 1295; Taenia Midwives, supply of. 638 700, 762; King and Queen give their cucumerina in South Africa (E. A. Seale), Midwives, training of, 240 patronage to, 700 928; an unusual abnormality (R. Malcolm , Migraine (T. H. B. Dobson), 314 Mortality among males engaged in the liquor 926; diabetes mellitusin Chinese (J. Preston Mich cows, tuberculosis in, 778; examina- trade, 1137 Maxwell), 926; case of belladonna poisoning tion of in Belfast, 1204 MORTIMER, BERTRAM, charged with obtaining (H. Knight Iayson), 987; distribution of Milk and disease, 963 money on false pretences, 1081, 1264, 1612 Glossina (Sheffield Neave), 988; cobalt test Milk, humaDized, 1677 MORTON, bUr.: Puerperal tetanus, 808 for visual acuity (AlfredJ. Hull), 988; retro- Milk - spread epidemics, the "carrier" in, aMORTON, CHARLES A.: Consecutive series of version of gravid uterus (0. E. Higgens), 889 34 cases of excision of a portion of the 1044; some uses of peroxide of hydrogen Milk standard In Canada, 958 rectum for carcinoma, 1038 (G. 8. Hovenden), 1044; (V. T. Carruthers) Milk supplies and county council medical MOSCHOCWITZ, ELI:600 Surgical Suggestions. 1360: case of congenital abnormality of officers,111 Practical Brevifies in Diagnosis and Treat- hands and feet'X(a. B. Northcote), 1107; Milk supply,in Birmingham, 48,851,13,1600; ment, rev., 90 traumatic tetanus beginning with elonic of Chicago, 50, 1190; in Wales, 351; bf hos- M osquitos. common cactus for the destruc- spasms (Edward Bigg), 1108; early case nitals, 401; leadingarticle on. 404; of IreIand, tion of, 715 of inttissusception (Dudley G. Green- 593, 650, 1392;- bf Belfast.- 660; of Birmingham, Mosquitos and music, 1069 field), 1108 ; calcium chloride in 6i1, 1329; reply to deputation by Presidentof Moss. ADAM: Mental origin of neurasthenia melsena neonatorum (S. C. Legge), 1173; Local Government Board, 707; in Man- and its bearing on treatment, 117 case of gastrostomy (ERobert Y. Aitken), chester, 712 Mosso laboratories. See Laboratories 1173; hyperpyrexia in pneumonia (Edward Milk supply, question In Parliament, 346, Mothers, bottle-fed, 641 Townsend Tuckey), 1231; acute faecal im- 410. 465,528, 646,709, 1138; wasrantyfor, 709 Motor car taxation, 784,839 paction in rectum (W. 'H. Peacook), 1232; purity of imported, 1138 Motor engines, valveless, 635 (Seymour iW. Dtvies), 1360; Ascrfs lumbr-- milk supply and tuberculosis in Birming- Motor Garage Company (London), 1128 aoides (E. N. MacBean Ross), 1232; treat- ham, 48 ;in Leeds, 178* in8cotland, 955 Motor show at IsliDgton. 764 ment of carbuncle (G. H. Younge), 1232; MILL, G. R.: Results of the operative treat- Motor tyres, repairing, 1340 case of chlorodyne poisoning (T.F. Hugh ment of chronic constipation,-232 Motors for medical men 1339 Smith), 1294; hydatid of heart (H. B. MILLAR,J. GRANT: Spread and prevention of MOTT, F. W.: Recent aevelopments in our Beddon), 1295 ; atrophy of the prostate and tuberculous disease in Pondoland, South knowledge of syphilis in relation to diseases measuring the length of the urethra (James Africa, 380 of the nervous system, 10; physiology of the MacMdunn), 1360; large thymus, sudden MILLIN, CHARLn5C.: Cosmetic Surgery, or, emotions. 789, 853 death (David D.F. Macintyre), 1360; hydro- the Correction ofFeatural Imperfections, rev., MOULD, Brigade-Surgeon THOMAs RAWLINGS, gen peroxide in puerperal sepsis (V. T. 1301 obituary notice of, 603 Carruthers), 1360; vaginal haemorrhage MILLIGAN, ERNEST H. M.: Reports case of MOULTON, Lord JusticerLETCHBR: Evidence and milky secretion from the mammaein isolation of the BaciUus typhosus from the before Royal Commission on Vivisection, an infant (Thomas W. Dewar), 1423 ; balano- spinal fluid of a case of typhoid wirth 691, 757: a correction, 761 posthitis and glycosuria (Arthur Cooper), cerebrb-spinal symptoms,125 MoNiRoux, Madame DARCANNE: Bottle-fed 1423; pyelonephritis in pregnancy (Olive MILLIGAN, WILLIAM: Treatment of chronic mothers, 641 Elgood), 1424; dislocation at the ankle supturation of the middle ear without Mouth, cancer of. See Cancer (E. N. Nason), 1424; case of abdominal resort to radicalmastoid operation, 781 Mouth, dry, 1087 aneurysm (J. S. Mansen) 1424; cerebral MILLS, WESLEY: Voice Productionfn Singing MOWERAY, EDWARD. appointed J.P. for influenza (T. GiUiman ioorhe,d), 1570; and Speaking. Based on Scientific Principles, countyof Tyrone, 474 tT. W. Clay). 1570; (John Livingston), 1571; rev., 27 MOYNIHAN. B. G A.: Treatment of faeal impaction (S. J. Ross), 1571 MILNE, JOHNS1rwART: gastrie Memorial to county court judge. See Cropper Surgical Instrtments ulcer, 389; gastro-enterostomy and after, v. Stokes in Greek andReman Times, rev., 695 1092 Mindin children, cuiltivation of, 1067 MUIR, ROBERT: Manualo,f Bacteriology, rev., Me6mory, 1009; correspondence on, 1076, 1332, Miners Eight Hours Bill. See Bill '630 1458 Mischidvfus medifal manifestos, 354 Multilocular abscess. See Abscess MendeIlim, 1132, 1195, 1252 Mitchell Banks Memorial Lecture. See Lec- Multiple case of du B. Meningeal haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage ture 1232 injury, (T. Whalte), Meningitis, cerebro - spinal. See Fever, MITrCHEBLL, Mr. Duodenal ulcer, its diagnosis MUMFORD, Dr.: Defective fat metabolism, cerebro-spinal and treatment, 1046 927 Meningitis, otitic, lumbar puncturein (A. E. Mitral regurgitant murmur (T.R. Bradshaw), MUMMERY, Surgeon N. HOWARD: Diving and Barker), 685 390 caisson disease, 1565 Mental conditions, prolapse of organs in, Modern treatment of consumption (leading Mummies, notes on by Professor Elliot 478 article), 403 Smith, Mental defectives, recognition and 1062 training MOLONY, FITZJAMES: Post-mortem Caesarean Mumpsrepresented by a primary orchitis of congenital (W. A Potts), 1097 section and ecclesiastical law,1566 (0. E Higgens), 925;(W.R. Maidlow),988 Mental diseaseand alcohol (W.IR. Dawson), MOMBURG, Dr.: Der Gang des ienschenund (r. de Havilland Hall), 1045 623 die Fussgeochu,lst, 1010 Municipal authorities,sieating of doctors Mebtal disease, advantages of earlytreatment Monaghan,tubetuilosis exhibitionin, 1392 by. See Sweating of, 1258 MONGERI, Lulol: Patologia bpeciale delle Municipal maternity homes. SeeMtter- Mental diseases, hospitalsfor. SeeRospitals Mlalattie Mentale, rev., 670 nity Mental diseases, treatment of incipient. 1074 MONK, CHARLES: Meca and Europe. 653 Munster and the Irish Universities Bill, Mental origin of neurasthenia. See Neur- Monmouthshlre, County Medical Officer for, 1072 asthenia 229: medical Inspection-of schoolsin, 1003, Murder of the King of Portugal, 408 Mentally defective children. 'See Children 1305 MURPHY, H. H.:Rigor mortisin stillborn feeble-minded MONRO, T. K.: Manual of Medicine, rev..'1428 children,1045 -Mentally defectivein prison (Jno. Milson MONSARRAT, KEITH EW.: Cholecystitis, 624 MURRAY, AHTHur TUrWoUR: Law of Hos- Rhodes), 1568; leading article on,1590 A. J., trial of, rev., MERcBR, Note on the Barnsley Monson, 1113 pitals, Ihnfrmaries, Dispensaries, and other R.: disaster MONTGOMERY, H. H.: Women medical Kindred Institutions, whether Voluntary or 1908, 257 missionaries, 235 Rate-supported, rev., 1456 MERCIER, CHAS.: "JudTgement," 64; memory, MONTGOMteRY, S.: Brocklehurstfund, 424 MURRAY, GEORGE R., appointed Professor of 1076,14A Re8 MONTI, RINA,-appointedExtraordinary Pro- Systematic Medicine in Victoria Merck's Annual Report, rev, 1303 fessor of University, Mercuric potassium iodide, poisoning by(R. in UniversityZoolog_of and Comvarative457 Anatomy Manchester, 1202- Thorne Thorne), 20 Sassari, MURRAY, JAMES A. H. (editor): New English MERKIEN, P1ERRE: Lecons sur les Troubles Miontreal, proposed tu-berculosis exhibition Dictionary on Historical Principles, 105 Fonctionnels du Coeur Car- in. 835 MURRAY, LEITH: Standardizing of vaccines rev., 1300(Insuffisance MooRE, Sir JoOHN: Diphtherltic fever, 23, 685 MERRILL,diaque-Asetstolie)E. D.(coditor): Journal 344 MURRAY,R. W.: Radical treatment ofhernia. rev, Philippine MOORB, Colonel JOSEPH HENRY, obituary of caecum, 344; Hernia,itsCauee and Trtat- j.Science, 1'03 notice of, 966 . ment, rev., 1576 2 Txu BEIrTn 1 MDICAL JOURNAL I - - - INDEX. [JONE- - 27,. I 190c&- .1 I ,MURRELL, WILLIAM: What to do in Ca8es of dinner of the past and present students of chlorosis, 4£4; advice to intendingspeakers Poisoning, rev., 452 the College o Medicine, 413; dinner- of at medical meetings, 42;; t,otitication of MURSELL, H. TEMPLE: Reports case of resec- North of England Glasgow University Club, Births Act. 484; open window, 484 ; vagitus tion of right vagus nerve for malignant 413, 596; staff of the Royal Victoria In- uterinus, 484 eczema of the forehead, 484 ; disease, 386 flrmary, 413, 652; Clinical Society, 652- treatment oi inebriety, 544; open con- Muscular exercise, rectal temperature after Society of Medicai Officers of Health, 895; tinuous drop method of administering (Martin Flack), 921 Durham University Convocation, 895; wave ether, 644; smegma, 544: exercise in pul- Museum, national, for Wales, 1602 of the iofluenza epidemic, 896; Newcastle monary tuberculosis, t44; treatment of Museums, review of books on, 392 and Northumberland sanatorium, 1017; bronchopneumonia, 544; case of belladonna Music and mosquttos, 1089 the universities and army ofricers, 1201; poisoning, t44; gall stones, 604; precautions Music, therapeutic utses of (leading article), Dr. George R. MIurray, 1202; genito-urinary in dispensing poisonous liniments to hos- 640; note oo, 788,1069 tuberculosis, 1202;' tenemenz houses. 1393 pital patients, 604; Churchill's "Medical Myalgia (John R. Keith), 1409 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, influenza in, 520 uirectory," 604; Old Exonians Club, 664; MYLES, Sir THoMAS: Exophthalmic goitre, Newcastle Infirmary., See Infirmary insusceptibility to vaccination, 664; er o- 321 NEWELL, P.: Inoperable cancer of cervix, neous prognosis, 66;; income tax, 72i, Myomectomy during pregnancy (Walter 788 1027; herpes zoster, 724; Humber Com- Swayne and J. H. L)auber), 811 NEWMAN, DAVID: Movable Kidney and other pany, 724; electric anaesthesia, 724, 788- Myxoedema with symptoms of Graves's dis- Displacements anud Malformaiions, rev., 629 bic)cle saddles, -788; local treatment ok *ease (Dr. Emanuel), 22 Neewnham v. Gill, 1612 diphtheria, 788, 967. 1088, 1152; treatment of Newport, whooping-cough at, 1204 red.nose, 788; "effect of music on lhe NRWSHOLMB. ARTHuR, appointed chief nerves," 788; medical Egyptology, 848; medical officer to the Local Government Glasgow medical societies, 848 - causation Board, 221: Bacteriolooy of Diphtheria, in- of cancer, 848; instruction in medical cluding Sections on the History, Epidemiology, inspection of schools, 967; compound and Pathology oJ the Disease, the Mortality liquorice powder, 967; Calmette's oph- caused by it, the Toxfns and antitoxins and thalmo-reaction for tuberculosis 968; cir- the Serum Diease, rev., 1049; bacteriology of cumsion from the bi'te of a dog, d8; treat- diphtheria, 1146 ment of ataxy, 966; therapeutic use of New South Wales, special correspondence normal serum, 1028; medical witnesses in from, 172, 289, 778? 957; Sydney birth-rate, India, 1028; bronchitis kettle, 1028, 1088; N. 172; patent medicines, 172, 957; pure food, clean collars and cuffs, 1028; origin of 172; plague in, 778; typhoid fever in, 957; cancer 1028, 1276; umbilicists, 1028; sub- NABARRO, DAVID: The Laws of Hea?th rev.. municipal dispensaries in, 957; new Austra- sidized holidays 1087; pneumatic tyres, *28; elected Corresponding Member of lian medicinal oil, 172; report of Inspector 1083; Payne's reagent for sugar in urine, Society of Tropical PathoJogy in Paris, of Lunacy, 289; bubonic plague, 718; resig- 1088; treatment of Ascars lumbricoides 457 nation of Dr. Woodward, railway medical 1088; improved centrifuge, 1088; the abdo NMDOR, H.: Die Therapeutischen Leistungen officer, 779; vital statistics, '179; compara- minal surgeon: the difference, 1018; desJahres 1906 cin Tahrbuch filr Praktische tive statistics, 957; Labour League, 957 chromic actd in pruritus ani,. 1151; Aus- Aertxe, rev.. 1053 NewspaDer correspondents, medical answers t.ralasia and the sons of professionalmen, Naevi, vascular, treated by radtum, 414 to, 1615 1152; heredity in cancer, 1152; quack Nail biting, 124 Newspapers, doctors in. See Doctor advertisements, 1152; an appo to Nails, disease of, 423 NEWTOx, JOHN, obituary notice of, 1614 bacteria, 1152 inhalation treatment Nasal pustules, 543, 604 New Year honours, 43 of respiratory diseases, 1152; treatment Nasal scissors, 611 New York, hospital for nervous diseases of common cold, a correction, 1152; Nasal septum, perforation of in a baby, 1144 established in, 50; war against quackery in, proprietary medicine vendors, 1212; ambu- NASH. J. T. C.: Southend and its late medical 108; first aid in, 1313; proposea establish- lance truaning for London boys, 1212; officer of health, 1333; gives a farewell ment ot free dental clinics in, 1547 cretinism, 1275: indecent advertisements. luncheon to members of the South Essex New Zealand, special correspondence from 1275; Afghans, 1275; treatment of bronchial Division of the Association, 1440 172, 1018: exclusion of indigent consump- catarrh by alkalies, 1275 ; tuberculosis, 1276; NASMYT'H Dr., resignation of, 230 tives, 172; meatal hospitals, annual report, indecent circulars and the Post Office, 1276: NAsoN, E. N.: Dislocation at the ankle, 1424 1018 practice in California, 1276; two cases of National Union of Public Health. See Public New Zealand magistrate's definition of extreme harelips in one family, 1276; Nations, health of(leading article), 1442 I'quack," 981 Whitla's Medicine, 1340; contract practice Navy, royal, 178, 528, 905; health of, 178; sick- NICKERSON, G. S.: Receives permission to fees for special cases, 1340 ; repairing motor ness at Chatham in the, 528; distribution of accept Fourth Class of Imperial Ottoman tyres, 1340; microscope ia war, 1340, 1404; prizes, 905 Order of the Osmanieh, 39 epitaphs, 1340; oxygen inhalations, 1404; Navy. royal, kala-azar In (Fleet-Surgeon P. NIUMEVYR, P.: The Lungs in Health and method of producing diaphoresis, 1404; W. Bassett-Smith), 1043 Disease, rev., 1364 mechanics of golf, 1404; work of special NBEVE, IHEFFIELD: Distribution of Glosina, Nigeria. Southern, report for 19:6, 1143 departments in our 'hospitals, 1404; brown 988 Night blindness. See Bltndness dog. 1404 : dosage of tetanus antitoxin, 1464; NEVE, A.: Case of intussusception: opera- NIGHTINGALB. Miss FLORENCE: Freedom of Mdedical Golfing Society. 1464 Cairo School tion: recovery, 989 the City of London conferred upon, 704 of Medicine library, 1464; medical women NZ9CE1, JAS. T.: Notification of Births Act Nighttax for dispensing medicines in Vienna, and the suffrage, 1464; medical men and (1907), 53 1144 insurance compantes, 1464; sodium sali. Needle, new pattern of, 29 Nitrate of Amyl. 'See Amyl cylate in puerperal fever, 1556; *chlangen- NBIE8ER, Professor: Syphili; in apes, 101 NOBLE, CHARL S P. (editor), Gynaecology and bad in Taunus, 1656; D.P.H. examinations Nenagh Union and the Nursing order in Ire- Abdominal Surgery,.rev.. 627 at Cambridge, 1566; tyre punctures, 156; land 1604 Nomenclature of protein bodies. See Protein work of special departments in our hos- Nephritls, pathology of (Dr. Earl), 504 Non-textile oDeratives, 963 pitals, 15b6; post-mortem Caesarean section Nephritis. prognosis and treatment of (J. M. NOORMDuN, CARL vON: Die Zuckerkrankheit and ecclesiastical law, 1556: H. A. Bridge- Finny), 503 und ihre lehandlung, rev., 631 man fiund, 1616; Franco-British Exhibi- Nephropexy.(Frederic Eve), 19; correspon- NORMAN, CONOLLY, obituary notice of, 541 tion, 1616 dence on. 116, 177 approciation of, 838, 954; memorial to, NOTHNAGEL, H.: Nothnagel'sEncyelopaedia of NephroPtosis and insanity, review of books 1255 Practical Medicine. Diseases of the Intestines on, 207 Northampton, rabies at, 647, 709; muzzling and Peritoncum, rev., 689; Disease of the Nerve, opt16. and intracranial tumour (R. A. order revoked in, 823 Heart, rev., 1361 Flemi)gi, a05 North Bierley i6ardians and their public Notice of removal board, 298 Nerve, vagus, resection of right, for malig- vazcinstors 28 Notification of Births Act. See Act nant 4lsease (reported by H. Tempie North Bierley Infirmary. See Infirmary Notification certificates sent in error, Mursell). 386 North Riding of Yorkshire, medical inspec- 1398 Nerves, regeneration of, with regard to surgi- tion of schools in, 884, 1414 Notification of infectious diseases, 1555 cal treatment of certain paralyses (Basil North Staffordshire. See Staffordshire Nottingham, medical inspection of schools Kilvington), 1414 NORTHCOTE. A. B. : Case of congenital abnor- in, 1127. 1245 Nerves, review of books on, 813 mality of hands and feet, 1107 Nova et Vetera, 35, 95, 695, 999 1306, 1433; an Nervous affecttons; organic and functional Northumberland, medical inspection of old stoty and a new hospital, 35; statistics (J. S. Risien Russell). 608 schools in. 1377 from the Parish Register, 95; ancient sur- Nervous cohditions, use of seton in certain Norwich, Notification of Births Act in, 361 gicil instruments, 695; Saxon medicine intractable (T. Wilson Parry), 81 Nostrums. See Secret remedies (G. G. Ellett), 999; a pioneer in research on Nervous phenomena in pneumonia (Samuel " No surrender " Castlerea, 1201 yellow fever, 1306; sanitation in mediaeval West), 320 Notes, LAtters, etc .64, 124,184. 240,300, 383, 424, Exeter, 1433 Nervous system, syphilis and (F. W. Mott), 484. 544, 60X, 664, 724. 788, 848. 967, 1027, 1087, Nubia, bodtes of men executed in. in Roman 10 1151, 1212, 1275, 1340, 1404, 1464, 1556. 1616; times (Frederic Wood J ones), 736 NEsBrsT, R. G., appointed J.P. for County of " judgement," 64 ; human and bovine tuber Nuisance of flies. See Flies Cornlwall, 945 culosis, 64; the public and the profession, Nurse'sDavand Right Report Book, rev., 29 NrTrLESHIP, Mr.: Hereditary eye diseases, 124; improved stethoscope, 124; Rosal Nurses, fund for. See Fund 1573 Society and the teat for colour blindness, Nurses, female, introluction of in the Val-de- NBEuGEB&uERJ, F. L. VON: Hermaphroditimus 124; prospects of the medical profession, GrAce military hospital, 173 beim Menechen, rev., 1575 181; the late SirWiliiamGairdner andMessrs. Nurses, laicizatton of in the HOtel-Dieu and Neuralgia, occipital, 483 Oppenheimer, 184; doctor in the news- St. Louis hospitals, 173 Nleurasthenia, mental orfgin of, and its papers, 184; "pitfalls of Latin auotation," Nurses, male, army and navy co-operation bearing on treatment, 117 184; corrections, 184, 424, 544, 1404; British 1315 Neuritis, optic, in cerebral tumours (L. Sbip Surgeons' Association, 240; appeals, Nurses, Official Directory of. Bill. See Bill Paton), 321, 684 240, 363; tonsillitis and spondylitis, rheu- Nurses, pensions for, b94. 1454 Neurological clinics in Germany. 1534 matoid arthritis. 240; a St. Thomas's Nurses, Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute Neurology, review of books, on, 933. 1181 worthy, 240; medical examination for life for, 771 Neuropathic keratitis. See Keratitis assurance. 300, 1088; post office appoint- Nurses, State registration of, 338, 454, 513, 1134, Neuro-retinitis, metastatic (M-r. Parsons), 447 ments, 300; cyllin and cresylic acid, 300; 1137. See also Bill NEUSsER, E. VON: Clinical Treatises on the atent medicines in Japan, 300; warnings, Nurses, training of in Ireland, 832 S.umptomatology and Diagnosis of Disorders of .,_788, 1212, 1340; back numbers, 363, Nursing home charges, 1612 Respiration and Circulation, rev., 992 deat.hs under chloroform in general hos- Nursing homes, public, 1545 Nevi.le's forceps. See Forceps pitals, 363, 544; successful treatment of Nursing in workhouses and Poor-law in- Newark Rural District, report of M.O.H., a case of consumption (?), 364; pro- firmaries, 118, 225 600 spects of the medical profession. 361; Nursing M(others' Aid Society. See Society NEWBOLT, G. P.: Tagliacotian operation, pick-me-ups, 364: sunshine in 1907, 364: Nursing Order in Ireland, 1101 84 disclaimers, 424, 1464; Brocklehurst Fund, Nursing service for territorial hospitals, 1611 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, special correspcnd- 424; a pioneer of cremation. 424; testi- Nut butter as margarine, 1563 ence for, 413, 5,d6. 652, 895, 1017, 1201, 1393; monials of dead men, 424; tuberculous Nutmeg poisoning See Poisonlig r T*a Emz JUNE 27, 1908.1 INDEX. KUDICAL JOVAA 2

Nyassaland, natives of, 30; sleeping sickness O'DWYER, P. MARTYN: Asthma, 1403 Ova, source of (Louise Appel), 81 in, 1134; Colonial Office report on, 1143 Odium medicum, 587 Ovarian cancer. See Cancer Odontological section. See Society, Royal, of Ovarian dermoid. See Dermoid Medicine Ovarian and uterine functions, correlation Odontoma, case of follicular (John Ward of, 1695 Cousins), 1352 "Overlay " or " overlie," 1251 Oedems, chronic (J. Fraeer). 1426 Out-patient inquiry, 656 Ohrsorb compound, composition of, 1375 Outpatients in London, 461 Oil, new Australian medicinal. 172 OWEN, ALFRED LLOYD, memorial to, 896 Oil of turpentine. See Turpentine OWEN, R. FOSTER: Cracking knees, 124 0. Ointments, absorption of (R. L. Button), 1225 Oxford, influenza in, 519 Okterin, composition of, 1124 Oxford Atedical Publications, rev., 151, 08, 61G. O'CONNELL,Surgeon-Major EDWARD, obituary Old-age pensions. See Pensions 690, 872, 932, 934, 1112, 1180, 1181, 1362, 1428 notice of, 1026 Old Maid with a Spyglass, 1593. See also Oxford, ophthalmology at, 783, 15-1 O'DoNovAw, J.: Retention after prostatece Strand statues Oxford post-graduate course in ophthal- tomy, 363 Old story and a new hospital, 35, 117, 174 mology, 783 O'DWYER, P. MARTYN: Asthma, 1403 Old Age Pensions Bill. See Bill Oxford University. See University OBERWARTH, ERNST: Infection by absorption Oldest hospital for sick children. See Hospi- Oxie prenarations, composition of, 1413 of tubercle bacilli from the gastro-intes- tal for Children, Great Ormond Street Oxygen inhalations, 1404 tinal tract, 585 OLIPBANT, EDWARD, appointed J.P. for Aber- Oxygenated injections, perils of, 591 Obituary notices: 58. 121, 183, 239. 295. 355, 419, deenshire, 700 482, 541, 601, 659, 719, 786, M46, 907, 966, 1024, OLIVER. GEORGE: Studies in Blood Pressure, 1083, 1149,1209, 1257, 1336,:1399, 1463,1613; Sir rev., 689 Alfred Baring Garrod, 58, 121; Hon. Dr. OLIVBE, THOMAS: Diseases of Occupation frorn Parker, 59; 'Thomas Annandale, 60* Sir the Legislative, Social, and Medical Points of Patrick Heron Watson, 62; Henry Aicock View, rev., 871 Dixon, 63; David Browne, 122; Professor Oliver-Sharpey lectures. See Lectures P. Dr. Albert Hoffa,-122; Lieutenant-Colonel OLIVER, Surgeon-General WILLIAM BILVER, John Maitland, 122; George John Sealy, obituary notice of, 1337 P.M.O.'s in the territorial army, 410. See al8o, 122; Alfred Ernest Jeaffreson, 123; Vernon One who does not wish to look too old at Army, British John Greenhough, 183; Deputy-Inspector- forty. 400 Paciderma preparations, composition of, 942 General John Thomson Comerford, 183; J. Ontario, medical practice in, 184 PAGE, FREDERICK: Appreciation of Thomas Roberts, 239; 3. Llewellyn Williams, 239; Open window, 4E4 Annandale, 60 C. J. Wright, 295; Herman Snellen, 295; Operating rooms and their management, PAGET, STEPHEN: Research Defence Society' William Ross Jordan, 298; William Spald- separate, 1479, 1434; (George G. Hamilton), 1205 ing, 296; Major James Tracy Simpson, 296; 1419 PAI, M. KESAVA: Handbook of Clinical ficro- Sir Thomas McCall Anderson, 356; J. Bell Operative treatment of chronic constipation scOpy, rev., 1112 Pettigrew, 357;- Frederick Wiflcocks, 357; (W. Arbuthnot Lane), 126 PAt MER, G.E.: Case of belladonna poisoning, Nicholas denn, 357; Alfred Langston Scott, Operations, compulsory, and Workmen's 644 357 ; Robert Birch, 357; William A. Logan, Compensation Act. See Act Palsy, birth (Sir T. Barlow and C. A. Ballance), 358,;.Staff Surgeon Harold Edgar Fryer, 358; Operations performed in hospitals, liability 1174 Surgeon-Major Edward McCarthy, 358; of patients to pay for, 1079 Panama (anal, bealth of, 699 Deputy Surgeon-General Charles Vidler Operations and inquests. See Inquests Pan-American Medical Congress. See Con- Cay, 358; John Henry Galton, 419; Surgeon- Operations, oral filter for (Staff-Surgeon G. Z. gress General Willtam Henry Ream, 4E0; William Duncan), 441 Pancreas, anatomy of in relation to its Alliugham, 420; Robert W. Taylor, 421; Operations in pre-anaesthetic times, 1308 diseases (A. W. X ayo Robson), 1156 Sir John Denis Macdonald, 482; Anthony Ophthalmia, infantile, 709 Pancreas, fatal contusion of, 1194 Roche, 482; Charles A. Aikin, 482; Richard Ophthalmia neonatorum, prevention of, 54, Pancreas review of books on, 931, 1427 Luscombe Elliot. 482; Conolly Norman, 541; 114, 127, 235, 290, 353, 416, 4'26, 781, 901, 960 Pancreatric reaction in the urine (Cbalmers Robert Sydenham Fancourt Barnes, 541; "Ophthalmia" or "conjunctivitis" neona- Watson), 858; correspondenCe on, 959 Frederick Moritz Sykes; 642; R. W. Harley, torum, 960 Pancreatitis and parotitis, relationsbip and 542; Hugh Harvey rulton, 542; Robert Ophthalmic Surgeons, Congress of. See interchangeability of (Gordon Sharp), 808 Ringrose Gelston, 542; Reginald Harrison, Congress Papyrus, medical, discovery of, 997 601; Henry Frederick Marley, 603; Brigade- Ophthalmology, international prize for, 764 Paralysis, regeneration of nerves with regard Surgeon Thomas Rawlings Mould, 603; Ophthalmology, Oxford post-graduate course to surgical treatment of certain (basil Edward Robert Bickersteth, 659; Augustus in, 783, 1551 Klvington), 1414 Constable Maybury, 660; Sir Alfred Cooper, Ophthalmo-tuberculin reaction' (Professor Paralysis. ischaemic (Frank Barnes), 22; 660, 720- Edward Dillon Uapother, 661; Calmette), 290; note on (I!. Parkes Weber), (Robert Jones). 446 Murdoch Donald Macleod, 662; George 386; (A. Dunville Roe), 443; (J. G. Gibb), Paralysis of the University of London (lead- Grigson Ellett, 663; W. Bertram Cooper, 443; (eceker Walker), 506; (H. E. R. iDg article), 946 663; His Exeellency Johann Friedrich Stephens), 742; H. de Carle Woodcock), 742; Paramore. X. H.: Supports of the female August von Esmarch, 719; AndrewHalliday (H. C. Lecky), 743: (Dr. Ausset). 779; (T. pelvic viscera, 1425 Douglas, 719; George R. Wilson, 786; David Harrison Butler), 922; correspondence on, Paratitologv, 763 Bennett at. John Rtoosa, 787; John r. Cullen 477, 536, 968. See also CaJmette, tuberculin PARDOE, JOHN: Appreciation of Reginald Brown, 846; John Joseph Ayre, 846; William Ophthalmological CoDgress. See Congress Harrison, 603 Pirrie, 846; Frederick John "laway, 907; Ophthalmological Society. See Society Parenchymatous xerosis. See Xerosis William Clarkson, 907; Lieutenant-Colonel Opium evil, proposed inquiry in the United Paris, special correspondence from. 50, 173, Edward Bovill, 907; Deputy Surgeon-Gene- States, 1370 290, 414, 534, 715, 779, 898, 1018, 1204, 1370;. ral James Browne, 966; Colonel Joseph Opium in India, 832 Professor Lannelongue on the treatment of Hlenry Moore, 966; Oswald Browne, 1024; Opium, Indian, cultivation andijexport of, tuberculous hip-joint disease in its initial Henry Collier Lecky. 1025; Edith Pechey- 410 stage, t0; elections at the Acaddmie de Phipson, 1025; William Graves Aickin, Opium-eater, the sufferings of an unsatisfied, Mddecine, 50; vital statisties for France 1025; Surgeon-General iHenry Young, 1025, 3,37 for 1906, 50; presentation of commemora- Colonel Robert Batho, 1026; Lieutenant- Opotherapy (leading article), 163 rative medal to Dr. Hallopeau at St. Louis Colonel Francis Samuel Peck, 1026, 1150; OPPENHEIMER, Messrs, and the late Sir Hospital, 51; Dr. lHallopeau on localized Surgeon-General Thomas William IFox, William Gairdner, 184 injections of atoxyl and their attenuating 1026; Captain Thomas Herbert Steven- OPPENHEIMER, SEYMOuiR: Surgical Treatment or abortive action in syphilis, 173; intro- son, 1026; Surgeon- Major Edward of Chronic Suppuration of the Middle Ear and duction of female nurses in the Val-de- O'Connell, 1026; brigade-Surgeon James Mastoid, rev., 1180 Gr&ce military hospital, 173; lafcization of Hornidge Finnemore, 1026; Charles Opsonic index, clinical significance of, 947 nurses in the Hdtel-Dieu and St. Louis Edward Underhill, 1083; Leopold von Opsonic index and physical exercise (A. C. Hospitals, 173; Dr. Pibrre Marie appointed Schrotter, Ritter von Kristeili, 1085; Inman), 148 Professor of Pathological Anatomy, 173- Karl Gustaf, Lennander, 1085; Henry J. Opsonins, review of books on, 815 Professor Bouchard elected Vice-President Prangley, 1149; Professor v. Cornil, 1150; Optic atrophy, hemiplegia with unilateral of Academie des Sciences, 173; ophthalmo- Professor F. Terrier, 1150; Professor (R. T. Williamson), 1345 tuberculin reaction (Professor Calmette), Bdchamp, 1150; Frederick Wilson, 1150; Optic nerve and intracranial tumour (R. A. 290: proposed chair of experimental Brigade-Surgeon Edward EHarford Lloyd, fleming), 205 surgery, 290; treatment of vascular naevi 1150; William Bowen-Davis, 1209: William Optic neuritis. See Neuritis by radium, 414; association for giving Henry de Silva, 1209; A. J. Balmanno Oral filter. See Filter clinical instruction in the hospitals, 414; Squire, 1210; Francis Fowke, 1267, 1337; Obit, tumour of. See Tumour Chair of General Biology in the College de Brigade-Surgeon William Pierce Kelly, Orchitis, primary, mumps represented by a France. 414; .the "Societd de Patho- 1688; Charles James Cullingworth. 1269. (0. ]. Higgens), 925; (W. 'H. Maidlow), 985 logie Exotique," 414: "*Entente Cordiale 1337; William Thomas Garrett Woodforde. Organic chemistry, review of books on, 874 Mddicale." 534; lecture by Sir Dyce Duck- 1272; John Cooper Torry, 1336; Cuthbert ORME, WILLIAM BRYCE: Fatal case of in- worth, 534; disinfection of closed books, Taunton Raikes, 1336; William Vernon, fectious jaundice in the Federated, Malay 535; K. Chaput on intraspinal injections 1337; Theodore Duka, 1337; Surgeon-General States, 499 of st0vaine to produce anaesthesia, 715. Willism Silver Oliver, 1337; Brigade- ORTH, JOHANNES: The cause of death, 767 1018, 1330; Dr. Sauzeau de Puyberneau on Surgeon George Backvllle Sutherland, 1377; Orthopaedies, review of books on, 992 the common cactus for destruction of Deputy-Surgeon-General H. R. L. Veale, Orthotic albuminuria. See Albuminuria moEquitos in tropical countries, 715; 1399; J. J. Ridge, 1399: Dove M'Calm%n, ORTNER, N.: Treatment of Internal Diseases, banquet of the Association of Medical 1400; Prior Purvis, 1463; Surgeon-General rev.. 1428 Journalists, 715; Professor Dejerine on Sir James Arthur Hanbury, 1463: Edwin OSBORN, S.: International Congress of First recovery from aphasia, 779; Dr. Ausset on Rickards, 1613; Thomaq Garrett Horder, Aid and Life Saving, 84t, 908 ophtbalmo-reaction to tuberculin in 3(0 1614; John Newton, 1614; Bertram Abra. OSLER, WILLIAM, jolns Council of National children. 779; munificent gift by Prince hams, 1615 Association for Prevention of Consump- Roland Bonaparte, 7M9; Professor Gilbert Obligations of a con sultant, 298 tioD, 274 ; and the Association, 704: on the Ballet's inaugural lecture in the Chair of Obligations of hospital officers to their Hofbibliothek of Vienna, 1246; functions of the History of Medicine, 779; presentation _colleagues, 181 an out-patient department, 1470 to Dr. Magnan, 780; Professor Pinard on Obligations of a substitute, 1E0, 1C80 ntiticmeningitis. See MeDingitis obstetrical clinics, 898; action for damages Obstetrical clinics (Profeqsor Pinard), 898 Otitis, leucocytosis in, 603. 664 against Professor Berger, 899; Municipal Obstetrical Bociety. See Society Otology, review of books on, 932,1178 Council's grants to dibpensaries and hos- Obstetrics, review of books on. .39'.1180 Oto-scierosis, 483 pittas, 899; dpaths of Professors Terrier Obstetrics. teaching of practical (Sir William Ottawa, inspection of domestic wells in. 1394 and Cornil, 1019; Professor Hayem on the Smyly), 83 Out-patientdepartment, functions of (William alkaline treatment of gastric disorders. Ochronosis, ease of (L. C. E. Harst-n and Osler), 1470 1204; Dr. Louis Martin on diphtheria, A. B. Soltau), 1230 Out-patient departments, consultative, 1068 mortality since introduction of antitoxin Ocipital neuralgia. See Neuralgia Out-patients at general hospitals, 1121 treatment, 1204; jubilee of French Oph- Bmarr '24 MuIcA"LT24 JGtVRNALJ1 INDEX. I = == f5UNu 27,9 oS. thalmological Society, 1204; death of Coroners' Inquests Bill, 893. 1138; Public PATERSON, JOHN: Glasgow medical societies, M. Chamberland, 1330; election of Professnr Health (Markets In Rural Districts) Bill, 894, 848 Dejegine to the Aeademie de Mddecine, 1330 1593; tuberculosis among school children PATERSON, M. S.: Graduated labour in pul- Paris hospitals. See Hospitals in ireland, 894; vivisection, 894; American monary tuberculosis, 148 Parish register, statistics from the, 95 preserved kidneys, 194; resignation orthe Pathology, practical, 1151 Parisol, composition of, 1124 Prime Minister, 894; adjournment of-the Pathology, review of books on, 264 PARISOT, J.: Pre8sion arterielle et glandes a House, 894; healtlt of engine.drivers, 894, Patient's right to consultant's opinion, 1615 secretion interne, 163 1324; Rotunda Hospital and the Parlia- PARK, WILLIAM H.: Bacteriology of Diphtheria Patients and practitioners, 1335 Sections mentary grant, 894: House of Commons PATON, L. : Optic neuritis incerebral tumours, including on the History, Epidemio- meets again, 953; Mr. Asquith's adminis- 321, 684: operation for detached retina, 447 Zocl, and Pathology of the Disease, the .lfor- tration, 953; course of business. 953, 1071, PATON, NORL: B88essItials oj Human Physiology, taitycased by it, the Toxins anad Antitoxins 1449 ; vital statistics of the Corlk Post office, rev., 1238; of Physiology of Veteri- and Serum Disease, rev., 1049 1013; London Esentials ithe Dr., notice Post Office medical officers nary Students, rev., 1238 PARKER, Hon. obituar of, 59 and their leave. 1013; London Post ffilce PATTIN, H. C.: The Ritual of Temperance and PARKE, PB:ICY L. (editor), Daily Mail Year- medical staff, 1013; inspection of imported Bodily Cleanliness, rev., 328 book of the Churche8for 1908, rev., 11s2 meat, 1013.; women and the Workmen's PAUL, F. T.: Three years' experience of pARKER, RusEToN: Ununited fracture and Compensation Act, 1071; sanitation of small Butlin's cancer of bone gratts, 84; case of galactocele, 1173; oneration for the unusual hkouses, 1071; new Bills, 1071; Official tongue, 1355 case of appendicitis, 1351 Directory of Nurses Bill, 1137; Shops Bill, PAULIN, GEORGE : No Struggle for PAIRKER, W. N.: Comparative Anatomy Of 1137; of males Existence, rev., mortality engaged in the No Na-tural Selection. rev., 993 Vertebrates, 1114 liquor trade, 1137 a standard for preserva- Pauper lunatics. SeLunatics PAUKEs, L. C.: Hygiene and Putblic Health, tives in food, 1138; scarlet fever at 'lidworth Pauper patients, medical attendance on, 1586 rev., 1051 Barracks, 1138; Dairies and Milkshops (Ire- Paupers, healthy and sick, 628 PARKIN, A., appointed Assistant Physician land) Order and it3 cost, 1138; imported Payment; of medical men summoned by mid- Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle-upon- fresh milk and its purity, 1138; medical wives, 777, 8W9, 1146; correspondence on, Tyne, 652 fees under the Midwives Act, 1138; Royal 899, 1146 PARKINsoN, A. STANLEY: Notification of College of Surgeons of Ireland and the Payne's reagent for sugar in urine, 1088 Births Act, 178 New University, 1138; sleeping stikness PEACOCK, W. H : Acute faecal impaction In PARKINsON, PORTER: Cerebellar tumour bureau. 1138; diphtheria in pigeons and the rectum, 1232 with proptosis, 688 its relation to human diphtheria. 1138; PEARSON, KARL: Inheritance of PARKINeON, C. E. WATTs: Rigor mortis in the Budget, 1198; Housing Bill, pulmonary the stillborn, 304 1198; pay tuberculosis, 291; On the Measure of the Parliament. Medical Notes of medical officers in charge of gaols in Resemblance of First Cousins, 407 ; propor- in, 282, 346, 409. India, 1199; deaths under anaesthetics. tion of cousin marriages in the general 464.528,591,646,708M774,831,893, 953. 1013,1071, 1199; Irish foor-law reform, 1199; typboid populatlon, 1076, 1207, 1395 1137, 1198,1255, 1323,1388, 1449, 1553; the ses- outbreak at Kelvinside, Glasgow, 1255, 1325; sion of 1908,282,1698; debate on the Address P-ECHEY-PHIPSON, EDITH, obituary notice of, 346; private members' medical certificates for postal officials, 1025 282, bills, 282, 346; 1255; Infant Life Protection (No. 2) Bill, 1256. PECK, LieutenauntColonel FRANCIS BAMUEL, Police and Sanitary Committee, 346; milk 1554; the lady medical officer of the Post obituary notice of, 1026, 1150. supply, 346, 410. 465, 528. 646, 709; sleeptng Office, medical 346, 529; 3464 1266; inspectors under the PECK, HERBEBRT: Hour of death, 257 slekness, imported meat, 1013; Irish Local Government Board, 1256; PISHAX, VON H.: Das enge Becken. Eine Studie business for next week. 346; the Children's vacant medical 409, 774, British and chairs in Glsgow and ilber den Geburtsverlauf und die Indikationes Bill, 893, 1256; German Edinburgh, 1256; acarlet fever on Salisbury zu operativen Bingriffen, rev., 1300 death-rates, 409; cost of vaccination, 409; Plain, 1266; report of Royal lea poitsoning, 409, 774; tuberculous meat, Commission PELL, A. (editor): Prescribers' Plar-acopoeia, 409, brown on Feeble-minded, 1256 ;'medical inspectiop rev., 935 465; dog, 409; Dogs (Protection) of Transvaal mines, 1256; the colour in- Pellagr Bill, 410, 591; consumption in Ireland, 410, dustry, 1120 1598 ;vaccination, 409,410,523,529,592, 832, 1323.; medical examination of Pelvic displacements (W. E. Fotlkorgill), 647, engine drivers, 1324; post offlcials and 684 1256, 1324; vaccination law in England anu private Scotland, 52a; imprisonment under the medicl attendace, 1324; Poor- Pelvic floor for demonstration, artificial, Vaccination Acts, 647; vaccination at law children in separate establishments, 1115 1324; Poor-law children bnarded out Pelvic viscera, supports of (W. E. Fothergill), Hampstead, 647; Declarations underVac- and emigrated to 1324; in-ation Acts and Commissioners for Canada, Indian 85; (R. H. Paramore), 1425 1256; Medical tervice. and special appoint- PEMBREY. Dr.: Physiological principles of Oaths, oonscientious objectors and ments, 1324: examination for the Indian physical training, 868 court, 1324; vaccination ex- Service, attendanLceein410; Medical 1325; plage in India, Penal cases, practice of the General Medical emptions, forms for conscientious 1325; grant for ned4eal attendance to Council in. 829, 844 objection to vaccination, 528; vacci- postal Poor-law nation officers, 1325: children, PBNFOL;D, WILLIAM JAS.: Treatm.ent of prosecutions, 592; vaectnution 1325; wholertime medical officers of health, bronchopneumonia, 258 officers' fees, 1256; anthrax, 410, 1325; medical the Territorial 528; referees and certifying sur- Penusylvania University. See University P.M.'s in army, 410; geons, 1388; Ruchill Eever Hospital, Glas- Pensions for nurses. See Nurses cultivation and export of Iidian opium, gow, factory 410; Loyal Soeiety and Malta fever, 1389; surgeons and the six- Pension problems, 1197 nurses' penny certificate, 1389; river pollution, a Pensions, old age, 1383 464; registration, 4B4. 1137; death new 1389; registration, 464, 528, 708, 1137; Inebriates point, aituberculosla campaign People's Health Defence League. See League Act and London County in Ireland, 1381; Belfast abattoir and the People's. League of Medical Freedom. See Council. 464; ex-. Health Commission, 1389; accidenta in League cess of births over deaths in Scotland, 465: factories, 1449; cancer 4tphtheria in pigeons, 465, 1138; Belfast reseach, 1449; e.- PEREIR&, J. A. W.,, presentation to, 402 Health Commission, 465, 1199, periments on live animals, 1449; University Pericolitis sinistra (J. Lloyd Roberts),1174 1324, 1389; of Durham Bill, 1449, 1554-;Board of Agri- PERTGAL, ARTHUR F.: Cerebral tuberculosis among soldiers, 425, Noti- culture, 1553; influenza, fication of Births 709- Prevention of Crime Bill, 1610 Act, 465, 692, 831; College 1553; administration of anaesthetics, 1553; of Surgeons and its members, 465; first-aId Perils of oxygenated injections, 591 52 598; sickness at Chatham nut butter as margarine, 1553: drainage of PeritoDitis, primar-y pneumococcic (Archi- cert;iclates,in the navy, 528; age of recruits for Cairo, 1353; Old Age Pensions Bill, 1153, bald Cuff), 918; (AndrewSmith), 1294 India, 1599; unqualified assistants In dockyavd sur Perityphlitis, increase of In Germany, 839 628; paupers healthyand sick, 528; medical geries, 154; Imperial Cancer Fund, 1554; Peroxide of hydrogen. See Hydrogen officers of health for counties, 529; indus- Tuberculosis Prevention (Ireland) Bill, trial accidents, cattle condemned as Persia, plague.in, 1003 529; 1598: medieal officers of health in the High- Persian Gtuif,plague ports in, 279 unflt for food in Glasgow, 529; glanders, 529; lands,1598; at on the insanitaryconditions Lisburn, Pessary, ring, death from, 463 death.rate Rand, 629, 1599; Renfreow M.O.H. of 1598; Road Workheuse Lambeth, 529; Public 159&; Henfordshire, Public Beterhead, typhoid fever at, Dr. Matthew Health Officers 62b; Health (Sewers and Drains) B11, 1699; Hay's report, 648; note on, 705 591; Board of Bi;d, factoryinapection,and Miners' Eight Hours Bill, 1599: territorial PE'TrES, BENJAMIN ALFRED: Medal for Agriculture diagnosis, foresaand vaccination, 1599; Weekly Best gallantry awarded to, 414 69;a birthaand deaths in Ireland, 592; flrst- Day aidcertificates for seamen, Prohibition Bill, 1699 PRTERSEN, rREDBRICK: Nervous and Jfental 592; Parliamentarvantivivisectionists. See Anti- Dis6ases, rev., 9335. of MediealtPractice by Companies Bill, 592, vivisectionists PEzRIE, ALEX. i.: Toxic effect'of petrol 1071 ; examination of factory inspectors, 592; Parliamentary. fumes, feeble-minded and imbecile children, 592, prospect (leading article), 222 987 1256: beri-beri and foreign seamen, Parliamentary representation of Universi- PETRIE-HAY, Dr.: Presentation to. 231 592; ties. $ University Petrol fumes, toxic effects of, 587, 717, 807, 987; medieal examination of volunteers, 592 medical appointment Poisons and 646, Parochial in the High- correspondqnce on, 717; (Oharles R. Box), Pharmay Bill, 1389; lands. See Poor Lvw, Scottish 807; (Alex. 1, Petrie), 987 volunteer surgeons, 647: causes of beri- as a 647; and Parotitis sequela of pneumonia (G. PETTIGREW, J. BBLL, obituary notlceof, 357: ber, Harpenden its drainage, 647; Burton 864; (J. U. Mert). ventilation of the House of Commons, 647: Robinsonx), 1108 offer of Mrs. Bell Pettigrew to university of PARR2Y, T. WLsoS: Use of the seton in St. Andrews in commesaorotion of hier poisoning by phosphorous matches, 647 certain of swine Health iutractable nervous conditions, 81 husban4, 518 pathology lever, 647;Public PARs5owS, Mr.: Metastatic neuro-retinitle, 447 Phagocytoais carried outby Means of mel&uin Act (1875) Amendment (Water Rights) Bill, Particulars of account, 708, 884;- Death Oertificates an 1402 (d. G. Shattock and L. 8. Dufleon), 810 714, (Charges) Partner.illness of, 41; notification of retire- Pharaobh, the unwrapplpg of,342 Bill, 708, 113; housing in Ireland, 708, 774; of, wastage the ment 481 Pharmacy,review of booki,on, 12,38 in army, 709; rabies at Norbh- Partners and appointments, 658 Pharyngitis, 300 ampton, 709; warranty milk supply. 709. Partnership in Transvaalfori agreesertts and appointments, Phieum skin paste, com ition of, 1433 1138; mortality mines, 709; PHILIBERT,ANDBR:: AisPseud-Bai es tuberculous meat at Glasgow, 709; water Partnership c%dpo- supply of test in grrangeoments, 1148 R6sistants. ( quedesMithodes de Colorao4qn Lewis, 709; tuberculin Partnership disagreement 56.1461 duBacille Tuberculeux,rev., 136 seaborne cattle, 709: Paroebial Medical dissolution Offiers (Scotland) Bill, 709; tuberculosis in Partnership, of, 599 PHILIP, R. W.: Tuberculin treatiaqnt of the arWy, 709; infantile ophthalmia. 709; Partnership expenses.359 genito-urinary tuberculosis, 52; c5orea of Dr. Partnership receipts. 1461 aggravated tvJe with certain ullusual Hall-Edwards, 774; medical referees Pasteur Institute in Chicago, 885 penelomeDa. 36 the Workmen's CompensatiQn Paston letters, underJ774, 774; medicine in. O70 Plhilippines, plague in, 1003 Aot, 138; Malta fever, frqe PATEL, MAURICE: E.ernies, rev., 1575 PHILLIPS, JAMES: Methqd of obtaining rapid medical attendnce Patella, 774; medical forworkhouseofficials,of fractures of. See Fractures healingof acute abscesses, 1W63 orders inapeetionthe Public schools, 831; Patellar reflex, excessive (F. Parkes Weber), PHILLIPS, MARY E.: Cerebral influenza, 1609 ulnder Health Act 14; (P. C. Smith), 621; correspondence on, PHILLIPS, SIDNEY: Acute ulcerative colitis, 1907, 831; Provision of Act, 176 831; diseased bacon from Meals. _595 Denmark, 832; Patenting, process of, 1403 Phlegmonous gastritis (Arthur J. Hall an.4 notification ofanthrax and glanders, 832- Patent medicines in of nurses in 832; Japan (leading article), Graham Simpson), 558 training Ireland,. Irish 161; note on 30Q; in Australia, 172, 957; Phosphorus matches.poisoning by, 647 University Bill. 832. 1138 1198, 1258: deaths report of 0-C. 957 anaesthetics, 832; fever and opium in Beale, Photographs inquack advertisements, 1386 India,from PATERISON, D. R.: On removal of foreign Phvsical examination of girls at high schools, 832: Posr-lw (Irqlpnd) Bill, 893,1199; bodies frgp the air pnd foodpassages, 316 657 INDEX. Tin Eam JUNNE 27, sqo8.) LMurnc&A Jo oAN

Physioal exercise and-jopsonic index (A. C. Poor-law medical appointments in Scotland, PRINCESS, CHARULOTZ -OF WAL8S, death of, Inmsna, 148 tenure of, 342 100 Physical training. physiological principles of Poor-law medical officer, can be benefit under Priecipals and assistants, 1461 (Or. 3Pembrey), 868 the Workmen's Compensation Aet ? 1402 Prisob, mentally defective in (Jne. IAiIson Physiologically standardized tinctures, 1182 Poor-law Medical Officers' Asociation. See Ihodes), 1668 ; leading article an, 1590 Physiology, review of books on, 608, 1237 Association PRITCHARD, HAROLD: lmnmunization, 869 PICK, ALOIs: Klinifsche Semiotik, rev, 1428 Poor-law medical officers, attendance of at Privatelunatiepatient sent to county asylum, pick-me-ups, 364 board meetings of guardians, 239 1265 Pred Piper of Hanelin, legend of, and a real Poor-law medical officers in Ireland, 281, 289, "Probable error " of a mean, 1446 epidemic of plague, 22 530, 1199, 1452: red tape, 1452 Proctitis, ulcerative (F. C. Wallis and Iron- Pigeons, diphtheria in, 465, 1138 Poor-law Medical Officers' Superannuation side Bruce), 1234 PinCHBR, R. B.: List of Official Chemical Act. See Act Professional etiquette, 539 Appointments, rev., 1053 Poor-law medioal service, the Irish (J. Professiobal fees. See Fees PINARD, Professor, on obstetrical clinics, Wallace Boyce), 862 Professional secrecy, 1461, 1615 898 Poor-law medical service, the Scotch, 1316, Professor Max Dana's asthma remedy, compo- PINEL, PHILIPPE, letter from C. F. H. Marx 1385; leading article on, 1316; parochial sition of. 1124 tO, 1188 medical appointments in the Highlands, Prolapse of organs in mental conditions. See Pioneer in the reform of contract practice, 1385 Mental 279 Poor-law medical service. future of the PEON, L. : Formulaire Synthetique de Mddecine, Pioneer in research in yellow fever, 1306 voluntary hospital and its relation to a rev., 750; Traiti Clintque de8 Maladies de Piperazine granules, effervescent, 936 reformed (Lauriston E. Shaw). 1471 l'Estomac, rev., 1426 PIQUAND, Dr.: Fatal contusion of pancreas, Poor-law red tape in Ireland, 1462 Prophylactic operations, 1334 1194 Pors, E. G.: Inheritance of pulmonary tuber- Proportional representation, 527 WILLIAM, obituary notice of, 846 culosis, 175 Proprietary articles in Scotland, 207 PIRRIE,"Pitfalls of Latin quotation," 184 See Sir 100th birthiday 1598 Popliteal aneurysm. Aneurysm Proprietary medicine vendors, 1212 Placenta,PITMAN, expulsionHELSRY, of, 1331 of, Port sanitary medical officer of Liverpool, Prospects of the medical profession. See Placental annual report, 1454 Medical transmission of protei s (Dr. PORTER, &. E.: Conveyance of disease by Prostate, atrophy of, and measuring the Lochhead), 684 domestic pets, 622 length of the urethra (James MaesnXM), Plague, prevalence of, 100.160, 423,580,634, '78, PORTER, CHARLES: Bacteriological report on 1360 826, 1003, 1149, 1325, 1398; in Australia, 100, a case of pllegnonous gastritis, 561 Prostate, review of books on, 934 422, 778; in Egypt, 1003; on the Gold Coast PORTER, H. E. BRUCE: Motor-car taxation, Prostate, surgical aspect of (Dr. Young), 958 (West Afrioa), 160, 422, 634, 823. 1003, 1149, 839 Prostatectomy, retention after, 363 1398; in Hong Kong 1149, 1698; in India, Portsmouth, special correspondence from, Prostatic surgery (J. MacMunn), 1297 100, 160, 422, 580, 823, 1b03. 1149, 1325, 1398: in 896; the late Dr. Lloyd Owen, 896 Proteids,placental transmission of (Dr. Loch- Mauritius, 100, 160, 634, 8233; n New South Portugal, murder of the King, 408; hydro- head), 684 Wales, 778; in Persia, 1003; in the Philip- phobia in, 638 Protein bodies, nomenclature of, 1187 pines, 1003; in San Francisco, 634; in South Post-graduate lectures and study, 160, 1015, Protoplasm, effect of alcohol on (W. AeWyr Africa, 100, 160, 422; in Trinidad, 1398; in 1074, 1128, 1190, 1203; at the Great Northern KesteveD), 923 Turkey, 1003 Central Hospital, 160; at Glasgow Royal Protozoa, review of books on, 931 Plague, cause and prevention of, 1596 Infirmary 1015; at Trinity College, Dublin, Provident dispensaries. See Dispensaries Plague Commission 714 1074; at )idinburgh, 1074-; at the Royal Provident Dispensaries Association. See Plague epidemic and the legend of the Pied Dental Hospital, Leicester'Square, 1128; at Association Piper of lIamelin, 220 the North-East London Post-graduate Col- Provident system, general hospitals and (K Plague investigations in India, reports on, lege, 1128; at Mount Vernon .fospital, 1190; Clifford Beale). 1476 211 at Leeds Public Dispeneary, 1203 Provision of Meals Act. See Act Plague ports in the Persian Gulf, 279 Postman's round, 104 Pruritus ani, chromic acid in, 1151 Plague preventers, cats as (Lieutenant-Colonel Post-mortem bloodstains on -bones. See Pruritus, painful, 723 A. Buchanan). 1285 Bones Prussia, increase of doctors in, 51 ; prevOttiob Plague, serumtherapy of (Khan Bahadur N. Post-mortem Caesarean section. See of epidemic diseases in, 1447. See also Ger- H. Choksy),1282 Caesarean many PLAYFA R, W. S., memorial to, 479 Post office, appointments, 300: medical Prussiah War Ministry Health Department Plea for a neglected remedy (Eustace Smith), officers and their leave (London), 1013; Publicaztions, rev., 1303 488 medical staff (Londona), 1013; vital statis- PRYCE, WILLIAM, a pioneer in the ref of Plelral effusion, 292, 417, 654 tics (Cork), 1013: medical certificates for contract practice, 279 Plumbers' Company examination, 885 officials, 1256; lady medical officer of. 1253; Pseudo-Srthitosis at hip-oint, produOtin -i Pneumatic tyres. See Tyres and indecent circulars, 1276; post officials (Robert Jones), 446. 494. Pneumococcicperitonitis. See Perito itis and private medical attendance, 1324; Psoriasis, etiOlogy of (Dr. Chevers), 921 alcohol in treatment of, grants for medical attendance to postal clinics in Germany, 1534 Pneumonia, in 2f7 Psychiatrical Pneumonia,end Tuckey)hyperpyrexia1231 (Edward Towns- officers, 1325 Psychiatrist, medical inspector of schools as a ?POTENGBR, FRANCIS M.: Diagnosis and (T. S. Clonston), 252 Pneumonia, parotitis as a sequela of (G. Treatncent of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, rev., Psychiatry, review-of bookson, 570 Burton Robinson), 864; H. ort), 1108 1362 review of books on, 507 (J. in Psychology, Pnetmonia,West), 320 nervous,phenomena (Samuel PoTrs, W. A. : Purin-free dietary, 117; recog- Ptosis, relief of (A. Freeland Fergus), 1175 Pneumonia, treatment (Hector nition and training of congenital mentail Public appointments, 904 25; (Samuel of Mackenzie), defectives, 1097 Public authorities and polluted water. See 716 West), 605; correspondence, POWE , I'AaCY: Some misleading abdominal Water cases, 185; recent advances in the surgical Public buildings, ventilation of. See Ventila- Pohl's, family tea "bacillented," composi- treatment of syphilis, 1225,1233 tion tion of, 1433; hteath and rheumatism tea, of, pOYNTON, F. J.: Heart Disease and Thoracic Public and the professicn, 124 andcomposition 1433; "Hercules" nutrient Aneurysm, rev., 872 Public health, 57,118. 182,239, 294, 361. 422, 481, strengthdessert composition of, 1433 pozzi-EscoT, EMM.: Theories Modernes sur la 542, 599. 663, 732. 786. 845. 906, 962, 1023, 1082, Poisoning, belladonna,644, 987; (H. Knight MatiAre, rev., 508; La Badio-activitdede la 1149, 1210,.1265, 1338, 1398,1462, 1655. 1586,isgla- Rayson), 987 Mtature, rev., 608 tion hospital accommodation in the county PIoisoning1294 chlorodyne (T. F. Hugh Smith), Practical aspects of disinfection, 108 of Middlesex. 57; tenure of medical appoiM- Practice in California, 1276 ments inthe Poor-lawand sanitaryservioes, Pol6oting, lbad, 409, 774 Practice, sale of. See Sale 57 ;appointment of medical officers to work- Poisonitg by mercuric potassium iodide Practice, value of See Value house infirmaries, 118; nursing in work-

RoAcH, Staff Surgeon BIDNaY: Outbreak of system, 608; acute anterior poliomyelitis, BAWYER, Sir JAMES: Points of Practice in beri-beri on board a merchant vessel. 1039 809 Alaladimes of the Heart. rev., 1111 ROAN, 11;.: Physiological impor- RUSSELL, JAS. W.: Case of hysterical som- Saxe, Marshall, and Sdnac, 1708 tance'{'(BIRTof thecalcium salts,718 nambulism, showing abnormal acuity of Baxon medicine (G. G. Ellett), 999 BOBB, A. GARDNER: Treatment of epidemic vision io the somnambulistic state, 618 SCANEs-SPICER, R. H, elected consult'ing cerebro spinal fever by intraspinal injec- RUsSELL, Hon. ROLLO: The Reduction of surgeon for diseases of the throat at st. ttons ot Flexner and Jobling's anti- (kancer, rev.. 88; causation of cancer, 848 Mary's Hospital, 761 meningitis serum, 382 RUSSELL, WILLIAM: Arterial Hppertonus, scapula, excision of the body of (B. P. ROBE STS, FREDBERICK T., elected honorary Sclerosis, and Blood Pressure, rev., 451 Rowlands), 737 Fellow of the Medical Society of Londou, Russia, caxe of eyes of railway employees in, Bearlatina associated with pyrexia in appa- 183 519 rently healthy contact cases (Bertram ROBERTS,J., obituary notice of, 239 Russian hospital. See Hospital Thornton), 495 ROBBRTS, J. LLDYD: Pericolitis sinistra, RUTrHERFORD, W. J.: Use of the seton, 543 Scarlet fever. See Fever 1174; appreciation of C. J. Cullingworth, RYALL, C : Diagnosis and treatment of SCBAFER, E. A.: Present position of our 1272 hlemorrhage, 262 knowledge regarding the functions of the ROBERTS, J. R.: The existence of an acute suprarenal capsules, 1227, 1346 tuberculous fever in India which has been SCHARLIEB, Mrs., presentation to. 633 confused with continuous and remittent SCHERL ULAF: PathologiSch-Anatomische Un- fevers, 377 tersuchungen ilber akute Poliomvelitis und ROBERTs, T. E., reports case of anthrax, 926 verwandte Krankheiten von den EpitWkien in ROBERTSON. WILLIAM: Chromic acid in pru- Norwegen, 1908-6, rev., 206 ritus anl, 1151 Schlangenbad in Taunus, 1556 ROBERTSON. W. G. LITCHISON: Manual of Schlemm's canal (Thomson Renderson), 624 Medical Jurisprudence, Toxicology, and Public SCHMIDT, OTTo: His cancer parasite and Health. rev., 1576 "cancroidin," 1009 Robes of Scottish diplomates, 1275 SCEMIEDES, Dr.: Instruction pour le Traite- ROBIN, ALBERT: L8 Ferment8 metalliques et ment par l'iHyperfmie, rev., 28 leur emploi en therapeutique, rev., 750 . SCHEOFI0ELD ALFAED T. (editor): standard RoBINsoN, G. BURTON: Parotitis as a sequela Family PA sician, rev., 154 of pneumonia, 864 St. Anne's-on-Sea, report of 11 O.11., 1338 "Shola Salernitana," 1125 ROBSON. A. W. MAYO: Cancer of the Stomach, ST. JOHNSTON, REGINALD: History of Dancing, Scholarships at the medical schools. Set rev., 87; some abdominal tumours simu- 1132 University. Medical, and Hospital lating malignant disease, and their treat- ST. JOHNSTON, T. R., appointed J.P. for Seholarships Board. See Board ment, 425; The Pancreas: Its Svrgery and Padroga, Fiji, 976 school children, Care of the eyesight of. 1338 Pathology, rev., 931; anato)ny of the pan- St. Mary Roncevall 35, 117, 174 School chiliren, feeding of, in Leeds, 778 areas in relation to i'ts diseases, 1166 St. Pancras Schoolfor Mothers. See Bchool School children medteal inspeetion of, 111, ROBSON, W., M.: Acute faecal impaction in St Petersburg, proposed erection of a hos- 262, 278, 3, 35 353,391,, 402, 415, 476, 477, 5'3, the rectum. 1041 pital to be called after Peter the Great, 402 595, 599,649 651 656. 714, 715. 784. 831, 836, 847, ROCHE, ANTHONY, obituary notice of, 482 St Thomas's worthy, 240 883. 967, 1003 1127, 1128, 1145, 1189, 1204. 1245, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Rebearch. St Vincent, health of, 1002 1304. 1377, 1l34,1587 'fees for, 262-; correspon- award of scholarships, 519 "aintour prize, 1403 dence on, 293, 353, 415, 477, 599, 656, 784; 247 ROE, A. DUmVIL. E: Calmette's ophthalmo- Salary of '- works doctor," 699 1145; medical women and, 351; review ol reaction for tuberculosis. 443 Sale of practice, 658; bankruptcy court and, books- on, 391; district nurses as assistants Roentgen rays, review of books on, 207, 749, 658 to the inspectors, 651; deputation to 1227 SALEEBY, C. W.: " The doctor in the news- Mr. lcKenLa, 755; questions in Parlia- Roentgen Ray Society. See Society papers," 55; The Cotnquest of Cancer: 'a Plan ment, 831 ; instructionln, 967 ; lectures on, ROGERS, LBONARD: Fevers in the Tropics, of Campatqn, rev., 96; the "conquest of 1128; of children in army schools, 1003; their Clinical and. Microscopical Differentia- cancer," 232; menttoned in Hustled History, in West Yorkshire, 111. 351, 533, 695, 836, tion, including the Ailroy Lectures on Kala- 19 1U03; in Birkenliead, 402; in Cheshire, 402; azar, rev., 628 Salford and the Midwives Act, 1202 in Leicester, 402; in Ireland. 473; in B ali- ROLLESTON, HUMPHRY DAVY (editor): A Salisbury Plain, Ecarlet fever on, 1256 fax, 533 ; in Shipley, 533: in Bradford, t33, Sp8tem of Medicine, rev., 87; case of remark- Saliva, to lessen the flow of, 363 1127; in Denbighshire, 534; in Mancbester, able striae atrophicae due to ckehexia, 494 Palpingitis, tuberculous (R. D. Purefoy), 810 594; in Aberdeen, 649; in Wales, 714; in. Roman times, bodies of 100 men executed in Salsomaggiore as a health resort, 513 Dunfermline, 755; in London, 883; in War- Nubia in (Frederic Wood Jones), 736 SAMWAYS, D. W.: Pleural effusion, 292; wicksbire, 884; in Birmingham, 884, 13i7; in Rome, note on, 1440 oxygen inbalations, 1404 the North Riding of 's orashire, 884,1434; in iOOSA, DANIEL BENNETT ST. JoHN, obituary Sanatorium for consumptives, leadingarticle Monmouthshire, 1003, 1305; in West Hartle- notice of, 787 on, 275; on the Cotswold Hills, 48; for pool, lC03; in Staffordshire,-1003- in York, RORIE, Dr.: Treatment of incipient mental children at Stannington' Northumberland, 1(03, 1434 ; of children in army schools, 1003; diseases, 1074 100; new in America, 180; proposed for in Gloucester. 117: in Nottingham, 1127, ROSENTHAL, iEOBnGuES: L'adrolication des Bl]akburn', 169-; 8radford Small-pox Hos- 1245; in Durham, 1127: in Wednesbhvry, microbes anoerobies, rev., 1363 pital as a, 170; Queen Alexandra. annual 1127; in Cardiganshire, 1189; in LlaneJly, Ross, E1LZ6BRTH R. MACBEAN: Bubcon- general meeting, k74: Or Bulstrode's report 1189; in Cheltenham, 1189; in Exeter, 1189; junctival cysticerus, 258- Ascaris lurmbri- (leadin article), 275, 703; Seaforth.' Ross- in the West Riding, 1189; In Australia, coides, 1232 shire, 2%8: for Connaught, 412, 1258; King 1204; in Nottingbamshire, 1245; in Bristol, Ross, J. MAXWELL: Medical inspection of Edward VII, first annual report, 582, 586; for 1245; in Dorsetshire, 1304- in Glendale, --school children, 353 tuberculous school children, 700; proposed 1205; in Hertfordshire, 170i; in Northum- Ross, RONATD: Antimalaria campaign in for Birmingham. 895; in Worcestershire, berland, 1377; in Kesteven, 1434; in. Mauritius, 833 897; in Westmorland. 897, at Cork, 898; Leamington, 1434; in Merthyr, 1434; in Ross, S. J.: Word of tlle oracle, 960, 1C78; results of the Belfast Poor-law, 898: New- Warrington. 1434; in Tynemouth, 1434;: faecal impaction. 1671 castle and Northumberland. 1017 in Hackworth Stuart's pamphlet on, 1587 Rorcw, TTHOMAS : Pediatrics: The Hyginic and Illinois. 1062; admission to, 1087; the West School children, skin diseases among, 413 Medical Treatment of Children. rev., 153 Wales, 1328; the Kelling. Holt, Norfolk, School cbildren, pulmonary tuierculosis. Rotherham, Notification of Births Act in, 1377; opening of the first in Amsterdam, amoDg, 066, 512, 894; in Ireland, 894 Z61 1378; for children threatened by consump- school children, tuberculous. 700 ROTHScHILD, HENRI DE: Etudes eur la Physio- tion, 1485 Schoolmaster's responsibility for fees, 1335 pathorooie du Corps Thyroide et de Hypophyse, Sanatorium after-treatment. 1784 School for Mothers, St. Pancras, 1462 rev., 1574 Sanatorium doctors, position of, 293 School of Medicine, North Ir dia. 1554,1588 ROUCAYROL. E.: Consid&rztions historique sur Sanatoriums, admission to. 1087 School, open-air in Bradford, 1453 la blennorragie, rev.. 1363 Sanatoriums and soldiers, 636 School, temperance summer, 252 ROUSSEIAU. JRAN JACQuxS, note on the health Sanatoriums and tuberculosis. 1319 bchools. elementary, stammering children. of, 159, 470 sanatoriums for the tuberculous poor (A. and. 285 ROVSING, Professor: Genito-urinary tuber- Walker), 623 Schools. elementary, attendance prize sys- culosis, 1202 SANDERS, J. HERBERT: Promotion of medical tem. its relation to the spread of disease in) ROWAT, i.: Repairine m'tor tyres, 1340 science in Clitna, 3 8 (Ralph kP. VWilliams), 864 ROWLANDS, R P.: The Ooerations of Surgery, San Francisco, medical men as municipal. Sctlools, medical inspection of. See School rev., 569; excision of the body of the sca- officers, 13; plague in. 634 children pula, 737 Sanitary inspection of the City of London, Schools. medical inspector of as a psychia- ROWNTREE, C. W.: Pickle cells in carcinoma, 1321 trist (T. B. Clouston), 262 747 Sanitary Inspectors' Association. See Asso- Schools, medical inspectors of, 543, 195, Royal Academy of Medicine. See Academy ciation 836 Royal colleges. See Colleges Sanitary inspectors, duties of, 1024 Schools, physique and health in (A. S. Arkle), Royal Commission on Vivisection. See Sanitary Record Yearbook and Diary 1908, rev., 84 Vivisection 154 SCHROTrER, LEOPOLD voN, Ritter von Kris- Rnoal Mail Steam Packet Company, E03, 1128, Sanitary service for India. 113 telli, death of, 1013; obituary notice of. 1411 Sanitation of Aberayron and New Quay, 229; 1085; Nothnagel's Practice: Diseases of the Royal Maternity Charity of London. See Irish, 199; of small houses, 1071 Heart, 1361 Maternity Sanitation of mediaeval Exeter, 1433 SCHUIRER, M. T.: Taschenbuch der Therapie,. Royal Sanitary Institute. See Institute '" Santa Filomena' and Mrs. Eddy, 822 rev., 452 Royal Society of Medicine. See Society SANTEE, HAROLD E. : Anatomy of the Brain and Sciatica cured by Derve-stretching under ROYER, MAURICB: De l'absolue n6cessitd de Spinal Cord, with Special Reference to Afecha- lumbar anaesthesia (Ur. Morrison), 23 l'assistance des enfants anormaux et se8 nism and Function, rev., 1182 Sciatica, surRical treatment- of (Crawford, r68ultat8 au point de vue sociale, 167 Sarcoma of lung, primary (Sydney W. Curl). Renton), 1234 RUFFIB, MARC ARMAND, receives permission 1408: correspondence on, 1610 Scissorp, nasal, 511 to accept insignia of Commander of the Sarcoma, mediastinal (Douglas Stanley). 564 Sclerosis, review of books on, 451 Order of the Crown of Italy, 1315 Sarcoma, toxin treatment of (leading article), Sclerosis, spinal, electrol5sis in (Dawsots RUGE, CARL: Lehrbuch der gynakologischen 1064 Turner). 806 DtOgnostik, rev., 509 Satinwood dermatitis. See Dermatitis dcopolamine in labour, 483 Rumination in man, See Werycism SAUNDBY, Professor ROBERT: Reports case of Scotland, special correspondence from: 112,. RUNGE, MAX: Lehrbuch der Gyndkologic, rev., sporadic dysentery in a child, 20; diabetes 171, 230, 286, 317, 411, 474, 532, 594, 648. 710, 775, 509 mellitus among the Chinese, 118; re-elected 837. 955,1015, 1074, 1139, 1201,1258, 1326.1551, RuPPEL, Professor: Actual strength of the (fifth time) president of Birmingham Lib- 1605; Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, 112, 171,. new tuberculin, 463 521; of Francis Fowke, 230, 348, 1074,1139, 1327,1390,1410; epidemic of- rarv, appreciation measles in Glasgow, 112 ; Glasgow Royal In- Rupture See Hernia 1268: cerebral influenza, 1341 lectures at Rural education. review of books on, 572 SAUNDERS, GEORGE: Reminficences, rev., 751 firmary, 112, 287, 1075; Finlayson RUSSELL, J. S. RIsJEN: Diagnosis of organic SAVAGE, GEOEGE H.: Insanity and Allied Glasgow. 112, 594; clinical surgery in Edin-- from functional affections of the nervous -Neuroses, rev., 570 burgh, 171, 1258, 1327; resignation of Dr; Tum ftiTm- Fg MXDICA,36 io,U"Ali INDEX. [JUNE 27, 1909; C1ouston, 171: cerebro-spinal meningitis in Beaham Barbour Urban Council (report of observations on phagocytosis carriod, out Scotland, 171$ 474, 1327, 1606; enteric fever in M.O.Et), 1265 by means of melanin, 812 Glasgow. 171, 230: Sir George T. Beatson, BEALE, E. A.: Tacnia eucumerina in South SEAw,LiURISTON I.: Proposed hospital,for K.C.B., 230: Edinburgh Chair of Clinical Africa, 926 mental diseases in London, 902; future of Surgery1 230; resignation of Dr. Nasmyth, SEALY, GEORGE JOHN, obituary notice of, 122 the, voluntary hospital and its relation M.O.H. Fife, 230; psychology in Glasgow, BnABRLE, E. A.: case of ectopic gestation with to a reformed Poor-law medical service, 230; friction at Ruchill Fever Hospital, 230, unusually early symptoms, 1162 1471 288, 411, 648, 837,.1139; :presentation to Dr. Seasickness, holding the Kng's head during, SHAW, W. N.: Air Currents and the Lawsof Petrie-Hay, Forres, 231; Royal Society of 183 Ventilation, rev., 89 Edinburgh, 241, 1651: small-pox in Edin- Seasickness, a personal;experience, 1610 Shaw'sM_anzual ofVaccination Law, rev., 123w burgh and Leith, 231, 532.1.594, 710; Royal Seasickness, purin-free dietary and, 240 SHEARER, DONALD F.: Inquests and opera- College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Mori- Seaside, treatment for sick children (G. tions, 1461 son lectures, 231, 347; Chancellorship of Carpenter). 870 Sheffield, special correspondence from, 28, Glasgow University. 286; Beaforth sana- Seborrhoea, 847 413;. Rettord Education Authority, 286; torium,Ross-shire,256;Notificationof Births Secret commissions, 56 resignation of R. J. Pye-Smith, 413; Act in Aberdeen, 287;*berdeen Anatomical Secret remedies, composition of. 833, 942, Sheffield Edinburgh Medical Graduates' and knthropological Society. 287; inter-unt- 1124, 1373, 1383, 1432; note on, 1383; reme- Club, 413 versities conference upon autonomy, 348: dies for baldness, to be taken internally, 833; Sheffield, annual meeting at,. See Association, Edinburgb Social Union, 348; action against preparations for eczema, 942; antexema. British Medical two mecLcal men (James Bell Carruthers 942; pacidcrma preparations, 942; cuticura Sheffield University. See University and Thomas Jackson Thyne), 348: SBott'sl remedies, 943; zambuk, 944; zip ointment, ship Mirgeons' Association. See AssocIation Poor-law Medical Officers' Association, 348; 944: formidin, 1124; cystopurin, 1124 ; anti- Ship surgeons and vaccination fees, 240,363 Territorial Army Medical Corps, Anerdeen, diabeticum stock, 1124; dorema, 1124; Shipley, medical lnspection, of schoolchildren 411; Roval Medical Society, EdinburRh, fulgural, 1124; parisol, 1124; cista, 1124: in, 533 annual dinner, 411; infant mortalitg, 412; Grossmann's strength and nutrition emul- Shops Bill. See Bill -toot and mouth disease in Edinburgh, 474, sion, 1124 ; antiscabin, 1124 ; herniol, hernia SHORE, HERBERT G.: Chloroform and the 632, 594; cancer research in Dundee, 474; tea, and hernia pills, 1124; white iodine status lymphaticus, 900 Royal Edinburgh Asylum. Dr. Clouston's tincture. 1124; okterin. 1124; Anton SHORE, Lieutenant-Colonel, accident to, successor, 532: hospitals:for the conscien- Ambrun's dropsy remedy, 1124; boran 1462 tious, 532; Ayr County Hospital, 532; in- freckles cream, 1124; epileptol, 1124; SHORT, T. SYDNEY: Special form of di4ata- Ouenza in, Edinburgh. 594, 649, 710. Dr, Professor Max Dana's asthma remedv, tion and dippl,acement of the stomach,137 Matthew Hxy's report on the typhoidfever 1124: preparations for the eyes, 1373; Shorthand in medical work, 417. See also epidemic in Peterhead, 648; appointment Singleton's eye ointment, 1.373; Bostock's Society of Medical Phonographers f- Fife county medical officer, 649; Aber- eye ointment, 1373: a now and marvellous Shoulder, case o1 injury to (Craufurd deeas Hospital for Sick Children, 649;, medi- remedy for the eyes, "remedy for the ep es Matthews), 19 cal.inspection of schools at Aberdeen, 649; only," 1373; Pomii's anticataract mixture, SIEBENMANN, F.: Die Therapia der Mitkl- 8ir Henry Littiejohn, 710. 837, 1139, 1451; 1374; preparations for- the ears, 1374; ohreiterung iq den Htinden der praktis8he Scottish women graduates, appeal to the Alfred Crompton's specific for dqafoess, Arztes, rev., 932 House of Lords, 710; pavment for certifi- 1374: Dellar's essenpe for doafness, 1374; Sierra Leone, proposed registration of cates of unfitness to atten4 school, 710; Herbert Clifton's treatment fp,r, deafness, medical men, dentists, and chemists, In, Aberdeen, colour photographviy medicine, 1374; Ohrsorb zompoi1nd, 1375; eston, 975 711; Aberdeen Dispensary, 711; Aberdeen subeston, formeston, 1432; filodentol, 1433; SIGuET, G. R.: Foundation of hospitalsQ for Royal Infirmary, 711: Glasgow medical Dr. Keller'snerve and blood strengthening children in Paris, 1587- societies, 711; Royal Edinburgh Asylum, herbal tea. 1432; rheum skin paste, 1433; SIKES, ALFRED W.: Principlscand Treatm`nt annual meeting, 775;medical education of fluinol, 1433; Dr. B. Assmann's w,hooping- ofGout.rev., 1573 women in Edinburgh, 7.75; allegedembezzle- cough remedy, 1433; Giant Oxtq Company SILVA, WILLIAM HENRY DE, obituary notipe ment of Glasgow Royal Inflrmary funds, 776; (London), 1433; G. Pohl's family tea. of, 1209 sick clubs in Aberdeev, 776; Glasgow Hos- "bacillentod," 1443; Pohl's hpalth and Silver ornaments, tarnishing of, 1211 pital Sunday Fund, 837; administration of rheumatism tea, 1433; Pohl's "Hercules" SILVESTER, H. R.,estate of, 1190 Falkirk F-ever Hospital, 837; tuberculosIs nutrient and strength dessert, 1433- true SIMON, CHARLES E.: Manual of Clinica and milksup "ly, 955;Edinburgh University Hungarian juniper extraqt, 1433 Diagnosis, rev., 453 graduation ceremony, 955; vost-graduate Secret remedies, correspon4ence on, 1655 SIMON, ROBERT M.: Risks of radiography, classes, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 1016; SaDDON, H. B.: Bydatid of heart, 12f5 653; Hall-Edwards fund, 1333 Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, 1074; nursing SELFERT, OTTO: Geschichte dex Laryngologie in SIMPSON, G. F. BARBOUR: (editor) Edinburgh home Glasgow, 10 5; hospital ship at Wilrzburg. rev.. 815 Stereoscopic Atlasof Obstetrics, rev., 1181 Aberdeen, 1915; Royai Territorial Medical Selfish invalids, 1320 SIMPSoN, GRAHAM: Case of phlegmonous Corps, Highland Division, 1015; water Semilunar cartUilae. See Cartilage gastritis, 658 supply of Aberdeen, 1015;, treatment of BSMON, Sir FELIX, appointed to represent SIMPSON, Sir JAMES YOUNG, as a student, 30 incipient mental diseases, 1074; Professor His Majesty's Government at International SIMPSON, Major JAMES TRACEY, obituary McKendrick and Professor Cleland, 1075: Laryugo - Rhinologioal Congress, 893; notice of.296 death of Miss Rachel frances Lumsden, of German Emperor confers Order of the SIMPSON, W. J., appointed to proceed to the Aberdeen, 1075; Braemar medical officer- Crown upon, 1071 Gold Coast to assist in cembating the out- ship, 1075, 1258: medical appointments to 8tNAC, Marshall Saxe and, 1308 break of plague, 221 the city of Edinburgh. 1139; new maternity Senile cataract. See Cataract WILLIAM: A Plea for hospital, Glasgow, 1139; Aberdeen Parish SENN, NICHOLA$: Order of Merit of Japanese SINCLAIR, 8ir Homes forEstablish-cases Council, 1140: health of Aberdeen, 1140; Saciety of the Red Cross conferred ullon, Abnormalin,g MunicipalLabourMaternityand Puerperal Fever, 40 of memorial to the late Pro&essor Annandale, 82; obituary notice of, 357; works of, 483 SINCLAIR, WILLIAM: Presentation from 1201; the late Dr. Underhill, 1201 ; extension Separate operating rooms. See Operating society of Boilermakers and Iron an4, of Royal College of- Surgeons of Eddtnburgh, SNQUKIRA, Dr. : Tuberculosis of the skin, Steel Builders, 521 1201; Edinburgh police meoical attondants, 929 eye composition 1201, 1258; medical superintendent for SQBQUeIRA. JAMES H.: Sufferers from z-ray Sig1leton's oint in4t, of, Larbert Asylum. 1258; advantages qf early dermatitis, 1261 sinus tbrombosis, two cases ot lateral treatment of mental disease, 1258: resigna- Serenua samonicus, 830 (Edward Harrison), 1663 tion of Professor Crum Brown, 1326; staff Serosities. multiple (W. Hale White), 485 skin diseases, electro-therapeutics in (Dr. of the Royal, Inflrmary, Edinburg, 1327; Berumii, antidiphtheritic, hypersensitiveness Metcalfe), 808 Ahociation of Scottish Medical Diplomates, to (R. Thorne Thorne), 147; (W. Bligh), 601; Skin diseases among school children, 413 1327; clinical research in the Ediinburgh (Rupert Waterhouse), 925 Skin, of. Aoyal Infirmary,1327: Secretary for War in Serum, autimeningitis, Jobling's. in treat- Skin, tuberoulosiswounds of, alternativeSee'Tuberculosiplan of treating, Edinburgh, 1327.,; medical officer of health ment of epidenmic cerebro-spinal fever (, without sutures, 328 for city of Idinburgh, 13S0; Indian Medi- Gardner Robb), 383 SKINNER, JOEN RUTHHRFORP, elected mayor cal Service dinner in Edinburgh, 1390; Serum in searlet fever (H Cumpston), 1291 of Winchelsea, 1004 elaughterhouse administration, 1390; Glas- Serum treatment of cerebro-spinal fever, 231; SKIRVING, A. A. SCOT: Diverticula ot t1he gow Southern Medical Society, 1391-Edin- of tuberculosis, 769, 831 intestines, 839. burgh Harveian festival, 1450; Regius Pro- Serums, normal, therapeutic uses of (E. C. Skull, depressions of, during delivery fessorship of Clinical Surgery, Edinburgh, llort). 890; correspondence on, 1028 South), 82 (HarQld 1451; Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Resi- Serumtherapy in the German army, 1136 skull, compound fracture of, in the mQtOp dents' Club,14b1; Exchequer scale of fees Serumtherapy of plague. See Plague region, with entire absence of local sym- payable to medical men, 1451; new Pro- SERVETUS, MICHAEL, 1246 ptoms (reported by R. Fleming Jones), 129P tessor of Medicine at Glasgow, 1452; BETON: Use of in certain intractable nervous Skulls found, in a Carmelite burying groU4p Inverness District Asvlum appointment, conditions (T. Wilson Parry), 81; corre- at Bristol, 998 1452; Sir Henry Littlejobn's successor (A. spondence on, 240, 483, 543 ED.: Medical inseetion of Maxwell Williamson), 1554; medical educa- Seven farthings for Sta$e Medical Service, SLADE-KING,school children, 656 tion of women in the University of E4in- 588 Slaughterhouse administration in Scotlan.4, burgh, 1554,1606; campaign against tuber- SEWELL, LINDLEY: Leucocytosis in otitis 1390 culosis in, 1605 media, 664 Sleeping sickness, 1010 Scotland, proprietary articles in, 107; Poor- SEWILL, RENRY: Medical quackery, 1262 Sleeping sickness bureau, 893, 1138, 1244. 1&52 law-medical aplolntments in, (see Poor- Sexual characters, secondary (C. K. Walker), Sleeping sickness conference, 168, 641. 701, law); excess of binins over deaths in, 465 746 708; leading article on, 701; note on, 708 scOTT, ALFRED LANGSTON, obituary notice of, Sexual hypochondriasis, 343 Sleeping sickneas in Nyassaland, 1134 357 SHADWELL, ST. CLAIB B.: Report of tbe Sleeping sickness, questions in Parliament, SOTT, H. HAROLD: Post-graduate Clinical Special Finance Inquiry Committee, 1333 346, 529 Studies for the General Pracitioner, rev., 935 SHAKESPEARE: Dootors in, 99 159 Sleeping sickness in Uganda, See also co0tttsh diplomates, robes of, 1275 SHARMAN, HENRY: Hampsteafi General Trypanosomiasis 9E0. Scottish Medicaland Dental Financial Assao- hospital, 597 Sligo Asylum. Sie Asylum ciation. See Association SHARP, GORDON' RelvaionshIp and inter- Small-pox, in Edinburgh and Leith, 231, 532, Scottish Medical Diplomates Association. changeability of pancreatitis an4 parotitis, 594, 710; in Hong-Kong, 719 See Association SMATrr,T B.: Tle late. Scottish Poor-law medical service. fee Poor- SHARPE, G. METCALFE,: BrJitlsh Ship Surgeons' Hanbury, 1611 gurgeon-Gener4l _ Association, 240 sMSExT., HLENEx G.: Notification of Births 8CUDDER, CHARLBS LOCKE: Treatment of S EARPE, Captain W. SALSBURY: Diseases 4AOt0(19% 562 Practureswith Notesupon a, few Common Dis- likely to .occur on the occasion of the #mogma, 544 locadions, rev, 1304 mobilization of a territorial army 1048 Sxrwa ANDREW: Primary pneumoQoeciQ Scurvy, race caseof (Joseph Chambers), SHAITOCK. SAMXUEL G.: Appe6idiz ixi to the peritonitis, 129$ 203 Second Edtiont of the Descriptive Catalogue If .SMITH, ELLIOT: The unwrappig of Pharaoh, Scurvy,infantile, with bone formation in the the Pathological Specimens. Contained in the 342; most aancilent splints, 734; notes oR detached periosteum(W Norman May).25 Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of mummies, 1062 Beaforth Banatorium. 'ee Sanatorium England, rev, 392; inteatinal, larvae, 746; SMITH, EUsTACH: A plea for a neglpceW Thu Daivux J,UNE 27, 190]-1 INDEX, ;[('(maci Jovuzaa 29

I remedy. 488; internal use of the o.il of (W. H. Willcox), 532; experimental produc- society, Nursing Mothers' Aid, 1070; in turpentine, 1218 tton of gastric ulceration (C. Bolton), 503; Blackburn, 1070 8MLTH, G. M. C.: Inheritance of the insane malignant disease of the caecum (Charters Society, Obstetrical, Edinburgh, 149, 684, diathesis, 1457 J. Symonds), 566; anntversary dinner, 705; 1572; uncontrollable vomiting (Sir Eallifay SMITH, P. A., complimentary dinner to. 583 diagnosis and treatment of fractures of Croom), 149; pelvic displacements (W. E. SMITEra, P. C.: Jixcessive patella reflex of the long bones (A. Pearce Gould), 744; dis- Fothergill), 684; placental transmission nervous origin, 621 cussion on, 744; acute anterior poliomyel- of proteids (Dr. Lochhead), 684; the lower SMITH, STEPHEN FRANCIS, evidence of before itis (J. S. Risien Russell). 809; Malta fever uterine segment (Freeland Barbour), 684; the Royal Commission on Vivisection, 876, (Colonel David Bruce), 1043; recent early tubal gestation (H. Wade and B. P. 939, 994 advances in the surgical knowledge and Watson), 1572; specimens, 1672 S3MITH, T. F. Huosi: Case of chlorodyne treatmentof syphilis (D'Arcy-Power), 1233; Society, Obstetrical and Gynaecological, poisoning, 1294 after-results of injuries (T. Clinton Dent), Glasgow, 993;. Transactions, rev., 993 SMITH, W.: Oeaths under anaesthetics. 544 1233 Society, Obstetrical and Gynaecologieal, SMITH. WILLIAM ROBERT, appoirited Deputy Society, Medical, Manchester, 450, 687, 927; North of England, 86,259. 625, 812, 991, 1235; Lieutenant of the County of London, 1t89 alcoholic cirrhosis of liver (A. T. Wilkin- exhibition of cases, 86, 625, 812. 991, 1235; Smoke abatement, 885 son), 460; gastro-enterostomy (Stanmore election of offioe-bearers, 2c9; the woman of Snake-bite antidote case, 1053 Bishop), 867; defective fat metabolism the future (E 0. Croft), 259 SNAPE, HAROLD: Use of the ceton, 483 (Dr.(Dr. Chevers),Mumford),927927; etiology of psoriasis Society, Ophthalmological, American, Trans- SNELL, J. E. B.: Motor cars for medical men, actions, rev.. 1115 1339 Society,tion of Medical, Midland, 450, 868; exhibi- Society, Ophthalmological, French, jubilee SNELL, SIMEON: Carcinoma of orbit origi- cases, 450. 868 of. 1204 nating in a Meibomian gland, 322: colo- Society, Medical of New York. 1054; banquet Society, Ophthalmological, of the United boma of iris, 322; Middlemore prize a'warded in honour of Robert Koch. 1054 Kingdom, 28, 321, 497, 684,1175.1572; Tranisac- to, 408 Society, Medical, Northumberland and tions, rev., 28; microphthalmia. resembling SNELLEN, HERMAN, obituary notice of, 295 aiurham, 568; exhibition of cases, speci- glioma. with lenticonus and hynertrophy SMYLY, Sir WILLIAM: Teaching of practical mens, etc., 668 of the ciliary body (S. Mayou), 321; optic obstetrics, 83 Society of Medical Officers, of Healtlh, 895, neuritis in cerebral tumours (L. Paton', SOBOTTA, J.: Aflas and Textbook of Hiuman 1018, 1378, 1689'; garden cities. ruralhousiDg 321; papers and specimeDs, 322, 1572; oper- Anatomy, rev., 1363 and the Government (F. E. Fremantle), ation for detached retina (L. Paton), 447; SOBRE-CASAS, C.: Le Cancer: ProphyltAxie, 1048: course of lectures and demonstra- buphthalmia withiimalformation of-iris (ir. Etiologie, Troit6ment, rev., 1575 tions, 1378; extraordinary general meeting, Hosford). 447; colour perception (F. W. Social condition of working-class families in 1589 Edridge-Green), 447; orbital case for dia- Dublin, 833 Society of Medical Phonographers, 235, 345, gnosis (J. F. Cunningham), 447: microph- Socialization of medicine (leading article), 417. See also Shorthand thalmia (J. H. Fisher) 447; retinitis 1443; correspondence on, 1607 Society. Medical Protection, London and proliferans (Mr. Bardsley5, 447;- follicular Socidt6 de Pathologie Exotique, 414 Counties, 583,1587; annual meeting, 1587 conjunctivitis (C. Wray), 447; metAstatic Bocieties, Glasgow medical. 711, 848 Society, Medical Sickness and Accident, 101, neuro-retinitis (Mr. Parsons), 447; optic Societies, Toronto Medical, 958 338, 638, 823, 1063, 1307; twenty-fifth annual neuritts in cerebral tumour (Leslie Paton), Society, Aesculapian. 869; Immunization meeting, 1307 684; Schleinm's canal (Thomson Hender- (Harold Pritchard), 869 Society, Medical SocIalist. 1547 son), b84; relief of ptosis (A. Freeland Society, American Protologic, 884 Society, Medical, South-West London, 25, 262, Fergus), 1175; conglomerate tubere'e Society of Anaesthetists, 447, 870; statuq 568, 869-; treatment of pneumonia (Hector (Eruest Clarke), 1176; arterio-venpus lymphaticus (Dr. McCardie). 447; spinal Mackenzie), 25 ; diagnosis and treatment of aneurysm (George Mackay) 1176; phlyc- anaesthesia (EC. Percy Dean), 870 haemorrhage (C. Ryall), 262; practical tenular keratitis (George ifackay), 1176; Society. Anatomical and Anthropological, applicattons of electricitv and rays (Lewis coltagiousc )njunctivitis (P.E. H. damns), Aberdeen, 287; biometrical study of the Jones), 568; pathology of alcoholism (T. N. 1572; hereditary eye disease (Mr Nettle- records of the Anthropometric Laboratory, Kelynack). 869 ship), 1573; parenchymatous xerosis(Lt.- Aberdeen (W. R. Macdonnell). 287 Society. Medical, Ulster, 625, 898; exhibition Col. H. Herbert), 1573 Society Anglo-American, of Vienna, 489 of cases, 625 Society, PathologicaJ, of Manchester, 261, 56°, Societyof Apothecaries. See Apothecarles Society, Medical.United Services, 262,868,1018, 930; laboratorymeeting, 261; exhibitionOI Society, British Balneological and Climato- 1235, 1573; advisability of operation for re- cases, 261, 569, 930 logical, 291 870, 1329; blood pressure in spa cnrrent hernia (Major M. P. C.Holt), 262; Society, Pathological and Clinical,Glasgow, practice (Dr. Edgecombe), 391; seaside physiological principles of physical train- 690; Transactions, rev., 690 treatment for sick children (G. Carpenter), ing (Dr. Pembrey),868; diseases likely to Society, Pharmaceutical, annual dinner, 870;annual provincial meeting at Harro- occur on the occasion of the mobilization of 1247 gate, 1329 a territorial army (Captain W. Salisbury Society, Proportional Representation, 1594 Society, Bradford Infirmary Samaritan, 170 sharpe), 1048; heat in the tropics (Lieu- Bociety, Psychiatrical, Neurological, and Society. Clinical. Chelsea, 638; eleventl tenant-Colonel A Duncan), 1235; plea for a Medico-Legal, Brazilian, 1547 annual dinner, 638 more detailed study of the soldier's heart Society, of Psychiatry, foundation of in Paris, Society, Clinical, of London, 28; Transactions, (Lieutenant Colonel Ft. E. Deane), 1573 1586 rev., 28 Society, Medical, Wigan, 1111; exhibition of Society, Red Cross,E96, 1462; Glamorgan Society, Clinical, of Manchester, 24, 626; cases, 1111 Brancli, 596; incorporation of the British, exhibition of cases, 24, 626 Society, Medical and Chirurgical,North Ion- 1462 Society, Clinical, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 652; don,568, 868; uterinehaemorrhage (J. D. Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans lecture by Sir R. Douglas Powell, 652; Malcolm). 568 ; exhibition of cases. 868 of medical Men. 160, 946,1245 dinner, 652 Society, Medical Fellowship, a socialist, 1284 Society, Research Defence, 1005, 1019, 1C64, Society for Destruction of Vermin, 101, 167, Society Medico-Chirurgical, Aberdeen, 567, 1205, 1552, 1583,1692 ; leading article on, 1095, 583, 1440; foundation of, 101, 167; executive 624,929; exhibition of cases,667, 624, 929 1064: letter from Lord Cromer,1019; in- committee's efforts, 583; Scientific Com- Society,Medico-Chirurgical, Bradford, 837; augural meeting, 1583, 1592; correspond- mittee, 1440 annual dinner, 837 ence on. 1205 Society, Edinburgh Social Union and Social Society, Medico-Cliirurgical, Bristol, 748, Society, Roentgen Ray, German, 377 and San.tary, 348 928; exhibition of cases, 748; breast cancer Society, Isoyal, 61, 125, 474, b97, 1194; and Society, Eugenics Education, annual meeting, (Sampson Handley), 928 tests for colour blindness, 51, 124, 474,597; 407 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Edinburgh, 204, and Malta fever, 464 ; converzazione, 1194 Society, Gynaecnlogical, American, Trans- 623, 1426; operations for appendicitis(J. W. Society, Royal, of Edinburgh, 231, 1554 actionts, rev.. 1575 Dowden), 204: optic nerve and intracranial Societv, Royal, of Medicine, 23, 85, 148, 205, Society, Harveian, 325, 569, 869, 991, 1177; tumour(R. A. Fleming), 205; exhibition of 260, 324, 387, 448, 501,565,58s , 685, 746, 810, 867, ca"s and specimens, 325,569, 1177 ; annual cases. 205; diverticula of the intestines 927, 1046. 1063, 1109,1174, 12,4, 1299.14'5 1572; meeting, 325; Sir A. Wright on vaccines, (A Thomson), 623; sanatoriums for the first annual general meetng, 583. Clinical 869; surgical treatment of the incom- tuberculous poor (A. Walker), 623; inocu- Section: 148, 448, 686. 927, 1174; exhibition 991pldetly-descended testis (L. B. Rawling), lations of bacterial suspensions (Peel of cases, 148, 448, 927; lymphangioma of Ritchie), 623: electrical treatment of face(J. Paul Roughton), 448: tumour of Society, Hunterian, 150, 749, 929, 1047, 1298, aneurysm (Dawson Turner), 1426; chronic mediastinum [hydatid] (H. L. Eason for 1378; someimportant aspects of suppura- oedema(J.S. Fraser), 1426 Herbeyt French), 448;injury and osteo- tion of the middle ear (Dundas Grant), 150; Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Glasgow, 150, arthritisR.( J. Godlee), 448; ruptuire of exhibition of cases. 749: tuberculosis of the 324, 566, 625. 687. 867, 929, 1176: exhibition of aortic valve (Seymour Taylor), 448 ; T.R. in skin (Dr. Sequsira), 929; rheumatism, dis- cases, 150, 324, 566, 625, 687, 867, 929, 1176 pulimionary tuberculosis (Axthue Lathamn), cussion on (Mrederick Taylor), 1047, 1298: Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Leeds and West 449: spurious (?) acroiiiegaly (Parkes decides to award annual silver medal for Riding, 86, 261, 389. WS, 687, 813, 990. 1176, Weber), 449; lateraleu rvatureof spine best essay by a general practitioner on 1299; exhibition of cases, 86, 281, 390, 506, (W. (J. Spencer), 449' excision of scapula original observations, 1378 687, 813, 990,116, 1299; treatment of gastric (R. P. Rowlands),449* Gaertner infection Society, Medical Benevolent, Sussex. 1585 uncer (Dr. Barrs and Mr. Moynihan), 389; (F. E. Batten and J. Graham Forbes), 449: .Society, Medical Benevolent, Birmingham, ophthalmic reaction of Calmette(Secker herniiaphroditism (r. H.. Kellock). 686; 1328; eighty-sixth annual meeting, 1328 Walker), 506 angina pectoris with aortitis (Pakes Society, Medical Benevolent for the East and society,otedico-Chirurgical, Nottingham, 24, Weber), 686; purpurahlaeiiorrhagica and North Ridings of Yorkshire. 1386 151, c24, 567, 626, 813, 868, 1048; anatomy and cerebral haemorrhage iS. W. Caarrubhers), Society, Medical, Chorley and District, 1111; pathology of the eye(Thomson Hendlerson), 686; cerebellar tumour with proptosis election of officers, 1111 24: exhibition of cases, 151, 324, 567, 626, 813, (Porter Parkinson and J. S. Hosford), 69B: Sofliety, Medical, Glasgow Southern, 991; 868, 1048 spontaneous disappearance of recurrent some platitudes and the X disease (James Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Sheffield, 24, 812, carcinomais (Watson Cbeyne and' Sir T, Mackenzie), 991 990, 1110; papers and exhibition of cases, 24, Barlow), 1174; birth palsy (SirT. Iarlow Bociety, Medical Golf ng, 1464,1589 812, 990, 1110 and C. A. nallance), 1174; aatereognosis Society, Medica-l, of Edinburgh, the Royal, Society, Medico-ChirlurgicalW West London, (Leurves Stewart), 1175; gout showisng 411; annual dinner, 411 151, 521, 868, 1176; exhibition of cases, 151, destructive changes in bone (J. Barnes Society, Medical, Glasgow Southern, 1391 88,11767; twenty-sixth anniversary dinner, Burt), 1175; hair balls (G F. SUlM, 1175; Society, Medical, of London, 148, 30, 288, 445, 521 Dermatological Secdton: 85, 324, 565,811 exhi- 502, 566, 705, 744. 809, 927, 1046, 1233; gradu- Society. Medico-legal, of London, 86. 507, 747, bition of cases, 85, 324. 565, 818. Electro- (MS.ated labour in pulmonary tuberculosis 1063, 1177; an analysis of seventy-four cases Therapeutic Section: 10631 Laryngological SPaterson), 148; opsonic Index and of sudden death while under the Influence Section: 149, 449,747.. , -109; exhibition of physical exercise'(A. C. Inman), 148; use of of an anaesthetic (L. Freyberger), 507; legal cases, 149, 449, 747, 867, 1103. Sectiono. chenmicalsln aseptic surgery (C. B. Lock- liability of the anaesthetist (R. Henslowe Medicine: 261, 565, 810, 1299; exhibition of wood) 305, 320; nervous phenomena in Wellington), 747; infanticide (F. G. Fray- cases, 261; acute suffocative catarrh (Samuel pneumonia (Samuel West), 320,; tubercu- lug), 1171 West), 565 ; acute ulcerative colitis (Sidney losis of the kidney (Charters J. 8ymonds), Society, New Sydenham: Atlas of Illustrations Phillips), 565; ob*ervations onphagocytosis 388, 445; clinical meeting, 389, 927; exhlbi- of Clinical Medicihe,Surgery and PaftoZogy carried out by means of melanin (S. G. bition of cases, 389; chemical examination Chieflyfrom Original Sources Fasc xxvii, rev., Shattock and L S. Dudgeon), 810; discussion of the gastric contents after a test meal 1115 on the tuberculin treatmentof phthisis, 1299. 30 30- -Xt=CA7-.ZWMNA1 INDEX, rJUSx 127, I9o8,

Obstetrical and Gynaecological Section: 85 widespread suppuration and multilocular SFRoIIG, RICHARD P. (editor): Philippinc 261, 502, 811, 1046, 1425; supports of the abscesses, 1036; reduction of an old sub- Journal of Science,rev., 1303 pelvic viscera (W. E. Fothergill), 85; coracoid dislocation of humerus, 1572 Etrychnine poisoning, case of arrested (A. T. puerperal eclampsla (N. C. Carver and Sphygmometer armlet, 1115 Spanton), 500 J. Fairbairn), 261; ovarian dermoid Spinal abnormality (Dr. Harvey), 1297 STUART, HACKWORTH: The Doctor in the with secondary cysts connected with the Spinal anaesthesia See Anaesthesia Schools, rev., 391 omentum (Martin Randall), 502; with a Spinal analgesia. See Analgesia SubcoDjunctival cysticercus. SeeCysticercus pathological report (by T. W. P. Lawrence), Spinal sclerosis. See Sclerosis Subcutaneous injury, 182 b02;myomectomy duringpregnancy (Walter SPIHTA, EDMUND J.: Microscopy: The Con- Subestoo, composition of, 1432 Swayne and J. B. Dauber), 811; cases, 1016; struction, Theory, and Use of the Microscope, Subphrenic abscess. See Abscess supports of the female pelvic viscera (R. H. rev., 26 SUCKLING, C. W.: Insanity Cured by a New Paramore) 1425. Odontological Section: 101, SPITZK&, E. W.: A Study of the Brains of Six Treatment, rev., 201; Movable or Dropped 811, 1176, 1425; prepared to receive apDolica- Eminent Scientists and Scholars betonging to K-idney, rev., 208 tions for grants in aid of scientific research, the American Anthropometric Society. 406 Sudden aeaths. See Deaths 101; cases 811, 117, 1425. Otological Section: Spleen, ruptured (Professor Leith), 22 buffocation, case of, 181 449 686 1i75; exhibition of vases, 449, 686, Splenectomy, successful case of, 1254 Buffocation, unusual case of suicide by (J. 1175. section of Pathology: 260, 501, 746; Splenic an aemla. See Anaemia Mill Renton), 493 exhibition of cases, 260; acldosis in preg- Spleno-medullary leukaemia. See Anaemia, Sugar headaches. See Headaches nancy (r. B. Leatiies), 501; intestinal larvae splenic Sugar in urine, Payne's reagent for, 1088 (S. G. Shattock), 746; secondary sexual Splenomegalic polycythaemia. See Poly- Suicide bvsuffocation, unusual case of (J. Mill characters (C. E. Walker), 746; certain endo- cythaemia ktenton), 493 tueliomata (W. Lazarus-Barlow), 746; Splints, most ancient (G. Elliot-Smith), 732; SULTAN, GEORG: Grundris und Atlas der lemina in certain malignant tumours (L. note on, 769 speciellen Chirurgic, rev., 1301 Courtauld and A. Leitch), 746- prickle Spondvlitis and tonsillitis, 240 Sunlight, effects of, 1141 cells in carcinoma (C. W. Rowuntree), 747. Sporadic dysentery. See Dysentery Sunshine in 1907, 364 Section of Surgery : 205,388,685, 1234,1572 ; sub- SQUIRE, BALMANNO: Compound liquorice Sunshine, evil effects of, 1385 phrenic abscess (KE. L Barnard), 205; coxa powder, 967; dbituary notice of, 1210 Superannuation, refusal of. 663 valga (A. H. Tubby), 388; lumbar puncture SQUIRB, J. EDWARD: Pulmonary tuberculosis Supersession, 55, 181, 599, 785, 904; by a con- in otitic meningitis (A. E. Barker), 685; in childhood, 656 sultant, 904 surgical treatment Of sciatica (Crawiord Ssu.zzowA-GoLUBOwA, Dr. NADESDA PRO- Suppuration of middle ear. See Ear flenton), 1234; ulcerative proctitis (F. C. KOSONJEWNA, celebrates the fortieth anni- Suppuration, widespread, and multilocular Wallis and Ironside Bruce), 1234 ; reduction versary of her gradoation, 638 abscess, treatment of (Walter G. Spencer), of an oldsubcoraccid dislocation of humerus Staffordshire, influenza in, 519; medical 1036 (W. G. -Spencer), 1572; cases. 1572. Thera- inspection of schools in, 1003 Suprarenal body, cystic tumour of (Alban peutical and Pharmacological Section: 23, 387, Stammering, treatment of, 423 a. G. Loran), 1553 f87, 927, 1234' action of digitalis in cardiac Stammering children in elementary schools, Suprarenal capsules, functions of (E. A. giseawe (James Mackenzie), 23; new mem- 285 achaifer), 1277, 1346 gers, 387; Royal Commission on Vivisec- Stanford's Geological Atlas, rev., 90 Surgeons, actions for damages against, in tion. 387; nutmeg poisoning (Professor STANLEY, DOUGLAS: Mediastinal sarcoma, 564 Vienna, 1144 Oushny), 387 arterio-sclerosis (W. E. STARK, A. CAMPBELL: Smegma, 544 Surgeries, branclh, and chemists' shops, 1600 Dixon), 388: therapeutics of diet (Harry State Children's Association. See Associa- Surgery, antiseptic, some points In the Campbell, 687; address on hypnotism (J. M. tion history of (Lord Lister), 1557 Bramwell), 927; rheumatism and chorea in State medical service, seven farthings for, Surgery, aseptic, use of chemicals in (C. B. children (Leonard Guthrie), 1234 588 Lockwood), 305 Society, Royal Meteorological, 1599; the State registration of nurses. See Nurses Surgery, review of books on, 208, 263, 326, 45.3 weather of Rgypt 1589 Statistics from the parish register, 95 89, 660, 1051, 1300 Society for the 8tuay of Dliseate in Children Status epilepticus, lumbar puneture, re- Surgical instruments, ancient, 695 259, 322,454,626. 871,1048,1235,1600: inheritea covery (reported by Richard C. Allen), 865 Surgical operations for restitution of power, syphilis (i. Clement Lucas), 250, 2)9; dis- Status lymphaticus, correspondence on, 292, 359 cussion, 269; coDgenital hypertropiic 362 Surgical treatment of intractsble constipa- stenosts of pylorus (George Carpenter), 322; Ststus lymphaticus and chloroform, 477. 536, tion (leading article), 161 pathology of congenital hypercrophy of 840. 900 Surgical treatment of emphysema, 226 pylorus in relation tr trestment (cdmund Status lymphaticus, fatal case of (Harvey Surgical treatment of sciatica (Crawford Oautley), 323; caqes, 324, 626, 871, 1048, 1235; Hilliard), 202 Renton), 1234 Reports, rev., 454; provincial meeting in Status lymphaticus in relation to general Surgical treatment of syphilis (D'Arcy Power), Birmingham. 1600 anaesthesia (W. J. McCardie), 196, 417 1225, 1233 Society, 8cliool lieotists, 1588 Status lymphaticus and sudden death (leading Surgical tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Society fordtudy of Tropical Diseases, Italian, article), 223 Sussex Medical Benevolent society. See foundation of 89 STEEN, JAN: Representation of doctors in Society Society, Surgicail, International, 1321 the paintings of, 220 SUTBERLAND, G. A.: Treatment of Disease in Bociety, Therapeutic, American, 858 STEINER, MAX VON: l)e Lehre Darwins in ihrcn Children, rev., 151 Society for Training of Teachers of the Deaf, letzteFolgen, rev., 993 SUTHBRLAND, Brigade-Surgeon GEORGE BACK- annual meeting, 1547 STENGEL, ALFRED: Textbook of Pathology, rev., VILLE, obituary notice of, 1337 Sodium salicylate in puerperal fever. See 264 SUTBERLAND, HALLIDAY G.: Case of syphilis, Fever stenosis of pylorus. See Pylorus phthisis, and locomotor ataxia, 680 Boldiers and sanatoriums, 636 STEPEEN, LESLIE (editor): Dictionary of SUrrON, C. R. A.: Birth in a caul, 82 Soldiers, tuberculbsis among, 465, 709 Aational Biography, rev., 930 Sutton Coldfield Borough, report of M.O.HE., " Solitary kidney." See Kidney STEPHIENS, H.XL.X.: Calmette's ophthalmo- 722 SOLTAU, A. B.: Case of ochronosis, 12'0 reaction, 742 SUTTON, R. L.: Absorption of ointments, 1225 SOMERVILLE,. hW. F.: Occipital neuralgia, SrEPHENS, J. W. W.: Practical Study of Swansea, special correspondence from, 49, 483, Malaria and other Blood Parasites, rev., 1112 229, Z8S; Swansea Hospital, 49; Swansea SOMMER. ERNST (editor): Roentgen Kalendar, Stethoscope, improved, 29,124 and Merthyr Asylum proposal, 22s; rev., 207 Stethoscope, Laennec and, 840, 901 Aberayron and Nlew Quay sanitation, 22W SOMMIRVILLE, DAVID: Cyllin and cresylic SiEVENs, A. A.: .lanual of the Practice of county medical officer for Monmouthshire, acid, 30) Medicine, rer, 992 229- students and principal, 229; Swansea Somnambulism, hysterical (Jas. W. Russell), STEVENSON, Captain THOMAs HERBERT, meaical offlcer, 286 ' 618 obituary notice,of, 1026 Swansea, cottage exhibition at, 351 ;'medical SOUBBYRAN, P.: Petite chirurgie et Pratiques STEWART, FRINCIs T.: Manual of Sutrgery officership, 286, 473, 652 specieles courantes, rev., 1301 for Students and Physicians, rev., 326 SWANTON, E. W. (assistant): Has8emere SouQuEs. M.: Aphasia and Broca's convolu- STEWART, Miss IsLA, dinner to, 1547 Museum Gazette: A Journal of Objective tion, 282 STEWART, PURVES: Astereognosis, 1175 Education and Field Study, rev., 392 SOUTH, HAROLD: Depressions of the skull STILL, G. F., hair balls, 1175 SWAx NB, F.: A Woman's Pleasure Trip in during delivery, 82 Stillborn, rigor mortis in (C. H. Watts Par- Somaliland, rev., 10W2 South Africa, Tasnia cucumerinna in (E. A. kinson). 304; Jobn F. Elliott),584; (John SWAYNE, WALTER: Myomectomy during Seale), 926 Bain). 807; (if.Xi. Murphy), 1045; (A. Tarle- pregnancy, 811 SQuth Africa, plague in, 100, 160, 422; the ton), 1424 Sweating of doctors by municipal authorities. medical profession in, 115; tuberculosis in SiIMsoN, LEwis A.: Practical T1reatfse onFrac- 902 natives in, 380, 1022 tures and Dislocations. rev., 1300 Swedish National League against Tuber- South Australia. See Australia STOKES, FRASER: Memorial to a county culosis, 1413 Southend and its late medical officer of court judge, 962.- See also Cropper v. Stokes Swine fever, pathology of, 647 health. 1333 Stomach, cancer of. See Cancer Sydney, birth-rate, 172: patent medicines, South Shields, Notification of Births Actin, Stomach, dilatation and displacement of (T. 172, 957; pure food, 172; plague in, 778; 361 bydney Short), 137 typhoid fever in, 9o7; municipal dispensa- South Wales. See Wales Stomach diseases, diagnosis and operative ries in, 957. See also Australia, New South SouTHAM, THos. FRANK, elected Fellow Royal treatment of (Bertrand Dawson), 1083; Wales Geographical Society, 1004 correspondence on, 1207 SIKES, FREDERICK MORITZ, obituary notice Southwark Coroner's Court, 884 Stomach surgery, indications for (leading of, 542 Southern v. Lynn Thomas and Skyrme, 752, article), 1129. See also Gastro-enterostomy SYKES, JOHN F.J.: New view of the Notifica- 88l. See al80 fund Stomach ulcer. See Ulcer tion of Birtbs Act, 1259 Southwark Sick Kitchen, 1119 STONEY, R. ATKINSON: Grafting of fibula to SYME, JAMEs, 514 SOWTON, S. C. M.; Some experinces in the tibia. 320; anatomy of the iliac colon in SYMONDS, CHARTERS J.: Tuberculosis of testing of tincture of digitalis, 310 relation to hernia, 445 kidney, 388, 445; malignant disease of SPALDING, WILLIAM, obituaty notice of. 298 STORRING. GUsTAV: Mental Pathology and caecum, 566 SpanishGovernment, and pensions to widows NormalPsychology, rev.,507 Syphilis in apes (Professor Nelsser), 101 orphans of medical who have and. men STORY, JOHN B.: Oral filters, 865 Syphilis, atoxyl in (Professor Hallopeau), 173 fallen victims to professional duty in epi- Stovaine, intraspiDalinjections of to produce Syphilis in Cape Colony, 952 demics, 1378 anaesthesia, 715, 1018, 1330 of, 278 T.: Case of Syphilis, etiology SPANTON, A. arrested strychnine Strand statues, 1593 Syphilis, inherited (R. Clement Lucas). 250, poisoning, 500 Strawberry pickers, 280 597; discussion on, 259; (John Bain), 683 should they be Spectacles, supplied by a streptotrichosis. See Lung, actinomycosis of Syphilis, intramuscular injections in treat- medical practitioner? 1023 STBRTTON, J. LIONEL: Intussusception due mentof Ernest Lane). 678 Spectral vision. See Vision (J. to polypus, 190; experiments on live Syphilis and the nervous system (F. W. Mott), Spelling, 64, 270 animals, 783. 10 SPENCER, G.: Report and WALTEM remarks Striae atrophicae due to cachexia (H. D. Byphilis, paternal transmission of, 537, E97, on an inquest held by Mr. J.Troutbeck at Rolleston), 494 666, 716,782 the coroner's court, Road, Horseferry West- STRITCH, SEYMOUR: Prevention of ophthal- Syphilis. phthisis, and locomotor ataxia, case minster, on March 28th, 843; treatment of mia neonatorum, 416 of (Hallday G. Sutherland), 680 JUNE 27,. , i9o8.1- I - - --i INDEX. LMmZa JewAN I Syphilis, surgical treatment of (D'Arcy Thloracoplasty for relief of chronic empyema Tuberculin treatment of phthisis, discussion Power), 1225, 12.33 (John kt. Lunn), 561 on, 1299 Syphilitic infection, extragenital (E Bayon), Thoracic aneurysm. See Aneurysm Tuberculosis (note by a colliery surgeon), 682 THORP, H. J.: Treatment of. rheumatoid 1276 8yohllitics, home for congenital, 51 arthritis. 64; pharyngitis, 300; treatment of Tuberculosis in Ireland, 410, 412. 531, 158, Syringe, hlypodermic, 875 corns, 363 L104; bill for prevention of, 1598, 1604 Tlhrombosis, lateral sinus, two cases of Tuberculosis, Association for Prevention of, (Edward Harrison), 1563 in Canada, 1142; in Leeds, 1F03 THUESFIELD, R. K. R, reports case of gumma Tuberculosis, bovine and human. SeeTuber- of thyroid, 147 culosiP,human Thymus, large, sudden death (David D. F. Tuberculosis, Calmette's ophtbalmo-reaction DMacintyre), 1360 for (P. k'arkes Weber), 386; (A.Dumvlle THYNE, THOMAS JACKSON, action against, 348 Roe), 443: (J. G. Gibb), 443: (SeckerWalker), Tllyroid, gumma of (reported by U. li. R. 506; (H. E. t. Stephens), 742;.(H. de Carle Thursfield), 147 Woodcock). 742; (H. C. Lecka),742; (Dr. T. Tic douloureux, electrolysis in (Dawson Ausset). 779; (T. Harrison Bulter), 922; cor- Turner), 806 respondence on, 477, 38, 968. See also Tabes, analysis of 263 cases of (Byrom Bram- Tidworth barracks, scarlet fever at, 1138 Ophthalmo, Calmette well), 669 Tinctures, physiologically standardized, 1182 Tuberculosis, climates suitable for, 664 Tabetic foot (r. C Littler Jones), 84 Tinkering with time, 526 Tuberculosis Commission, merican Natlonal, Taenia cucumerina in South Africa (E. A. TIRARD, NESTOR: Appreciation of Sir Alfred. 109 Beale), 926 Baring Garrod, 59 Tuberculosis, communicability of (leading Tagliacolian operation (G. P. Newbolt), 84 TOBIN, Mr.: Promotion of uniformity in the article), 703 TALFOURD-JONESJ.: "Litennec and the stetho- registration of diseases in lhospitals, 1298, Tuberculosis Congress. See Congresn scope," 901 1480 Tuberculosis,crusade against. See Tubercu- Tampon in the Fallopian tube. 338 TOBLER, MARIEE: Dysmenorrhoea in girls, 462 losis, war against TANDLER, JULIUS: Anatornie und E'iologie der TOBOLD, Professor VON, deathi of, 51 Tuberculosis exhibition in Cork, 60, 171; in Genitalprolapse beim Weibe, rev, 571 TOD HUNTER: Diseases of the Ear, rev, Ulster, 231 ; inMontreal, 835 TARLETON, A : Rigor mortis in the stillborn, 93Z Tuberculosis, genito-urinary, 1202 1424 ToMEs, C. S.: Toxic effects of petrol fumes, Tuberculosis, genito -urinary, tuberculin Tarnishing of silver. See Silver 717 treatment of, 52 TASKER-EVAIS, J. T.: Presentation to, 1128 Tongue. cancer of. See Caneer Tuberculosis and the guardians (Drogheda), TATB, WALTER: Symptoms, diagnosis and Tonsillitis and spondylitis, rheumatoid 1392 treatment of tubal gestation in the early arthritis, 240 Tuberculosis and general hospitals, 120 weeks, 301 ToOGOOD, Dr.: Puerperal mortality, 47 Tuberculosis, Hospitals Conference and, 888 Taunton, Notification of Births Act in, 1023 Tooth, death from inhalation of. 961 Tuberculosis, human and bovine, 64 of hospitals. country 835; Tuberculosis among immigrants in Canada, Taxation ReeHlospitals Toronto, fees in districts, I TAYLBU, J. r.IONEL: Study ot twins and medical societies, 958 1142 "doubles," 656, 900, 1456 TORRY, JOHN COOPER, obituary notice of, Tuberculosis, immunization against, 1195 TAYLOR, FRADERICK: Rlleumatism, 1047 1338 Tuberculosis among Jews, 1000; correspon- TAYLOR, H. F. LECHMERE: Case of mercyism, TOUPET, Dr.: Fatal contusion of pancreas, dence on, 1077 620 1194 Tuberculosis of kidney (Charters J. Symonds), TAYLOR, J. GEORGE: On spleno-medullary Tour of medical study. See Excursions 388, 445 leukaemia and splenic anaemia (Banti's Toxic effect of petrol fumes. See Petrol Tuberculosis, Limerick Union and, 350 disease), 308 Toxin treatment of sarcoma (leading article), Tuberculosis and tbe milk supply, 48, 351, 965 TAYLOR, ROBERT W., obituarynottce of, 421 1064 Tuberculosis. modern treatment of (leading TAYLOR, BTOPFORD: Bier's method inderma- Traclheoscopy and bronchoscopy, 184 article), 403 tology, 624 Trade diseases, review of books on, 263. 871 Tuberculosis among natives in South Africa, TAYLOR, WILLIAM: Exophthalmic goitre, 746 TRAIL, ALEXANDER FORBES, appointed J.P. 380, 1022 Tea, herbal composition of, 1432 for Aberdeenshire, 700 Tuberculosis, prevention of, a suggestion THLLYESNICZKY, KALMAN V: Die Entste- Tralee, refusal to superannuate a medical (A. R. Gunn). 382. 717: correspondeince on, hung der Chromosomen. Evolution oder Api- officerin, 898 b37, 717, 1457. See al8o Tuberculosis, war genese? rev.. 814 Tramway accidents, first aidin, 651; Bradford against Temperance League. the Irish, jubilee of the medical men and, 1017 Tuberculosis problem, veterinary aspect of, Belfast Braneh. 289 Tramway drivers, medical examination of, 362 Temperance summer school. See School 227, 1393 Tuberculosis pulmonary, exercise in, 544 medical Tuberculosi5, from Tendon transplantation and arthrodesis Transvaal mines, mortality in, 703 ; pulmonary, ga.tro-intes- (Robert Jones), 728 inspection of. 1256 ttnal infection (leading article), 585 Tenement dwellings, in Manchester, 228; in Traumatic rupture of kidney. See Kidney Tuberculo8is, pulmonary, graduated labour in Paterson), Newcastle, 1393 Treatment, review of books on, 87 (Mi. S. 148; correspondence on, Tenure of medical appointments. See Medi- Tredegar Council, 1393 292 cal ¶IRavEs, Sir FREDERICK: Territorial Army Tuberculosis, pulmonary, in infancy and TERBIUR, F.. death of, 1013, 1019; obituary Medical Corps, 653 childhood (B. A. Young), 545; correspon- notice of, 1150 TREWBY, ARTHURt: Healthv Boyhood, rev., 328 dence on, 656, 784 Territorial Army Medical Corps. See Army, Trinidad, Colonial Office report on, 959; Tuberculosis, pulmonary, inheritance of, 175, British plague in 1398 291, 1457 Tervueren, proposedinternational university Trinity Coliege. See College Tuberculosis, pulmonary, among school at, 249 TROMBE¶iR&, Dr.: Formulario Ragionato di 466, children, review512 Testimonials of dead men. See Dead Oculistica, rev.,934 Tuberculosis, of books on, 873, 1362 Testis, surgical treatment of incompletely Tropical medicine in America, 1314 Tuberculosis and sanatoriums. 1319 descended (L. B. Rawliog), 991 waropical Medicine Association. See Associa- Tuberculosis among school chlldren, 466, 512, Tetanus (J. G. Cooke), 1233 tion 894 1464 Mr. and, Tuberculosis, serum treatment of, 769, 831 Tetanus antitoxin, Tropical medicine. Chamberlain 160; 929 Tetanus and fuller's earth, 892 in the Far East, 1061, 10i9 Tuberculosis of the skin (Dr. Sequeira), Tetanus, puerperal (Dr. Morton),808 Tropical medicine, review of books on, 1112 Tuberculosis among soldiers, 465, 709 Tetanus, traumatic, beginning with clonic Tropical medicine, Liverpool School of, and Tuberculosis, surgical, modern treatment of spasms (Edward Bigg), 1108 sleeping sickness expedition, Annals Warren 1010; (V. Low) 550 a Tetra," 1182 of Tropical Medciine and Parasitology of the Tuberculosis, suCcessful treatment of case Therapeutic tendencies. 948 of rev., 1303 364 Univergity Liverpool, of (?), Swedish Therapeutics, review of books on, 452 Tropical Medicine. London School of, 57, Tuberculosis. National League THIURS and BOUILLAUD, anecdote of, 698 1013; pass lists,57, 1023 against, 1413 de Tuberculosis, syphilis THOINOT, L. : Nouveau Traitd de et Tropics, heat in (Lieut.-Colonel A. Duncan), and locomotor Me'dce,w case of Thirapeutique, rev., 1427 1235 ataxia, (Halliday G. Sutherland), 680 war in 51; THOMAS, E. H.: Two cases ofextreme hare- TROTTER, WILFRED: Cerebellar abscess, 612 Tuberculosis, against: Germany, lips In one family, 1276 of, 1588 in Ireland. 112,473,531,593,1389. 1392,1604 ; in TROUSSEAU, story Durham, in Connemara, in THOMAS, J. A.: Precautions in dispensing Mr.J. report and remarks. on 170; 473; Illinois, TROUTBEscK, among natives in 380, poisonous liniments to hospital patients, an inquest held by, at the Coroner's Court. 1004; South Africa, 604 1022; in guddersfield, 1329; in Scotland, Horseferry Road, Westminster, on Mlarch TROMAS,J. LYNN: Recent experiences in the 28th (Walter G. Spencer), 843; asinquisitor 1605 surgery of the liver and gall bladder, (leading 1441; annotation on. Tuberculous chlorosis. See Chlorosls 7; article), 1551; disease of the nine hundred nephropexy, 116; fracture of the patella report of the case, 1460: editorial on. Tubeirculous hip. treated by mobilizing the lower fragment, 15, correspondence on,. 1459 casesof (Anthony A. Bowlby). 1465 1161; fund for. See Fund TRUMPP,J.: Atlas and Epitome of Diseases of Tuberculous disease in Pondoland, South administration Africa, spread and prevention of (3. Grant THOMAS, L. KIRKBY: Ether Children, rev., 153 by the open method, 54 and antivaceination literature, 706 !T'tth Millar), E80 See Fever THOMPSON, WILLIAM H., reports case of Tryvanosomes, development ofin tsetse flies, Tuberculous fever. strangulated inguinal hernia in an infant Tuberculous meat, 182, 409, 465, 709 Tuberculous poor, for. See 29 days old, operation, recovery, 317 TrypanosOmiasis, experimental treatment sanatoriums W.: Housing up to Date. rev., 206 of (Aldo Castellani), 496. See also Sleeping THOMPBON, TuberculousSanatoriumssalpingitis (R. D. 810 TIroMSEN, JuLus: Thermno-chemistry, rev, sickneps Purefoy), 875 Trypsin treatment of cancer (John Alcindor), Tucker v. Wakley, 168, 223, 236; (leading THOMSON, A.: Diverticula of the intestines, 79. See also Cancer article on). 223 623 Tsetse flies, development of trypanosomes in, Tucker's astlhmaC. specific,Treatment5.9 THOMSON, CHARLES S.: New (?) view of the 892 TUCKEY, LLOYD: by HvJpnoti8m and Suggestion, or Psycho-Therapeutics, rev., Notification of Births Act, 1206 Tubal gestation. See Geltation re- H. CAMPBELL, elected Dean of the TUBBY, A H.: Coxa valga. 388 26; treatmnent of inebriety, 544; secret THoMsSON, bacilli. See Bacilli medies, 1556 Medical School of Middlesex Hospital,521 Tubercle EDWARD TOWNSEND: Hyperpyrexia 'THORNE, ATWOOD: Seasickness: a personal Tubercle, conglomerate (Ernest Clarke), 1176 TUCKBY, experience, 1610 Tubercular leprosy. See Leprosy in pneumonia, 1231 of juberculin, bovine, phthisis treated by (L. TULLBBRLG, TYcHo: Linn4 portrdttvid Uppsala TEORNE, LESLIE THORNE: Treatment UniversitetsSk^rinfe8t pa vtvahundra Arsdagen anginal attacks, 1087 Cuffe), 386 Denys's (Frank Dunne), 866 af Carlvon LinvdsJLde8e, rev.,1178 THORNE, B. THORNE: Poisoning by mercuric Tubeirculin, Tumour, cerebellar, with proptosis to Tuberculio, the new, actual strength of, 463 (Porter potassiumiodide, 20 ; hypersensitiveness andJ.S. Ji 686 antidiphtheritic serum. 147 Tuberculin preparations.511, 936 Parkinson osford), Tuberculin testin seaborne cattle, 7C9 Tumour, cystic, of suprarenal body success- THORNTON, BERTRAMf: Scarlatina associated fully removed by operation (Alban H. G. with pyrexia in apparently healthly contact Tuberculin treatment of genito-urinary cases, 495 tuberculosis, 52 Doran),15f8 Vf fr 1 INDEX. [JUNE 27, tg. 3 X. *v^, I II Tumour, intracranial, optic nerve and (R. A. pensions for widows of Dr. Jesse W. Lazear appointments, 668; appointmentof Fellows Fleming), 205 and Dr. James Carroll, 823; Christian of University College, 658; Union Society Tumour of -orbit removed without enuclea- scientists and faith healers forbidden to 784; -the Chancellor on the future of, 842; tion andwithout loss of sight (G. Apthomas), practise in Maryland without diploma of physiological laboratory, 963; International regular physicians, Pasteur Laryngo Rhinological 963; 1163 858; Chicago Conagress,963: lectures Tumours, abdominal, simulating malignant Institute, 885; war against consumption in Franco-British Exhibition, Chad- disease (A. W. Mayo Robson), 425 Illinois, I104 state of Illinois passes a bill byProfessor of Protozoology, 963; Tumours, breast, plastic resection of breast to give cities and villages the power to wick lectures in hygiene, 963; university and its bearing on the preliminary incision establish and maintain a public sanatorium, studentship in physiology, 963; presenta- of (C. Hamnilton Whiteford). 1359 1(62; Royal College of Surgeons, England, tion-day service In Westminster Abbey, Tu-mours. cerebral, optic neuritis in (L. presents engravings, etc., to EIarvard 1081; special lectures, 1081, 148; University Ptton, 321, 684 Medical School, 1190: suppression of in- College Faculty Organization, 1491; Brown Tumours, malignant, lumina in certain (L. decent advertisements In Chicago. 1275; Animal Sanatory Institution, 1401; Guy's Courtauld and A. Leitch), 746 practice in California, 1276: operations in Hospital, distrinution of prizes, 1555King's TUJ4STALL, A. C. : Fir8t Aid to the Injured and nre-anaesthetic times, 1308; first-aid in College, proposed transfer, 56, 1401; Sick, rev., 816 New York. 1313; tropical medicine in annual report of council, 421; appoint- Ttrck-Czermak jubilee, 1059 America, 1314; proposed inquiry into the ments and nominations, 658; London Hos- Turck, Ludwig. 1059 opium evil,'1370; anaesthesia in America, pital Medical College, 120, 1273; lec- Turkey, plague in, 1003 1447; proposed dental clinics for benefit of tures on inheritance,120; lectures, 1273; iUR1iEBR, DAWSON: Electrolysis in tic dou- children in public schools in New York, St. Marv's dospital Medical Sehool, 1607; loureux and spinal sclerosis, 806 electrical 1547 University College, 178, 1208, 1273, 1335, 1401; treatment of aneurysm, 1426 United States Army. See Army lectures, 178, 1208; Union Society, 1273; TURNER, ELLERINGTON ItEED, appointed J.P. UIniversities and army officers, 1501 medical entrance scholarships and exhibi- for Aberdeenshire, 700 Universities, proposed new, in Ireland. See tions, 1335; raculty organization, 1401, TURNBR, GEORGE, retirement of, 101 University, Irish 1637; annual report, 1401 TURNER, J. G.: Dental needs of the London University of Aberdeen, 540, 720, 842, 905, 964 University of Manchester, the Victoria, 358. poor, 1481 finances of the past year. 540;-three-term 533, 842, 1148, 1257, 1401; territorial army TURNER, ROBERT: Contract practice fees for session in arts, 720; pass )ists and degrees. selieme, 358; eveningclasses, 355; grants, special cases. 1340 842, 964; Carnegie Trust, new scheme of 533: pass lists and Iegrees, 842; chairs of TUANER, P.: Pocket Osteologv, rev, 1364 allocation, 905; graduation ceremony, 964; medicine, 1148; Pilkington cancer research TURNER, WILLIAM : Memorial to the late honorary degrees proposed to be granted, fouindation. 1401; parliamentary represen- Professor Annandale, 1020 964; university prizes, 964 tation of, 1257 Turpentine. internal use of the oil of(Eustace "University of Africa," 258 University of' Melbourne, 1273; Calendar, Smith), 1218 University of Birmingham, 239, 1601; pass 1273 E. H.: Pregnancies in bicornuate lists and degrees, 239; resignation of Frank University of Oxford, 178, 218, .358, 49, 784, TW:EDY, visit of Messrs. 1081. 1400; lists and degrees, uteri, 566; inversion of uterus. 114'l; Marsh, 1601; students to 1148.1273, pass Fellow- .Rotumda Practical Midwifery, rev., 1180 PhiliplHarris and Co, 1601 178,358,784,1081; RadeiffeTravelling of Twins and "doubles," study of, 656, 840, 900, University of Bristol, the proposed, 160, 283, ship (1908), 238, 784; Board of the Facultv 1456 740 MLedicine, 479; dates of examination, 1148 - 'sWins with lhydramnios of one sac (J. Bruce- University of Cambridge, 56, 178. 238, 345, 358, natural science schlarshlps, 1148:applied Bays), 317 421,479, 599,720,1070,1051, 1148, 1208, 1273.1335, anatomy, 1273; appointments, 1273, 1400; Twiss, DotGtc,AS F.: A Course of Practical 1403, 1462,556, 1607 pass lists and degrees, examinations in materia medica, 1400; Organic Chemistry, rev, 28 56,178,238,358,479,599,720, 1081.1148,1208,1273,. medical school dinner, 1400 Tyburn gallows, site of, 698 1462, 1607; appointments, 56, 421, 1,f07; erra- University of Pennsyivania, medical organiza- Tgmtpanic membrane, artificial. See Artificial tum. 56; Gordan Wigan prize, 238-; and a- tion in, 319 Tyiemnouth, medical inspection of school Darwin celebration, 345, 358; examinations, University of St. Andrews, 1273; Chandos children in, 1434 421.; change in the regulations for M.B. chair of physiology, 1273 Typhoid bJacilli, persistence of in the gall degree, 479; professorship of biology, 599; Universityof Shefiield, 479 bladder (leading article), 584 Linacre lectureship, 1070, 1081; sanitary University of Vienna. 220; teeching of the Typhoid rarPier of twenty-nine years' stand- science examination, 1081 :newschedules in history of medicine in, 220 ing (George Dean), 562; leading article on, chemistry and physics, 1148; changes in the University of Wales. 480, 720. 1273. UnirersitVf 584; correspondence on, 655 dates of examinations, 1335: D.P.U. exami- College of South - Wales and Monmouthghire: Typhoid carrier in milk spread epidemics, nations at, 1403, 1556 bequests, 480; Royal Sanitary Institute, 889 University College Halla, tondon, 889 480: YFanco-British Exhibition, 480; ap- Typhoid carriers (Alex. Ledingham and University College. SeegCollege pointments, 480; annual collegiate meet- J. C. G. Ledingham), 15 University of Dublin, 658, 720, 842, 1148, 1452, ing, 1273 Typhoid Oarriers, human (leading article), 1555; degrees, 658, 720, 842, 1148, 1555; title Unqualified practice. See Practice 584, 701, 1129 of the new university, 1452 UsPCO¶T, HAROLD: Antiseptic Methnds fo- Typhoid carriers, treatment of, 723 University of Durham, 294, 842, 895, 906, 965, Surgical Nursesand Dressers, rev., 208 Typhoid fever See Fever enteric 1449 ; pass lists and degrees, 965; *Facultv of Ureter, diagnosis of impacted caicn'l$s in Tyre and Rubber alteration of dates of profes- Arthur 866, 982 Company, the Continental, Medicine, (C. Ball), for Offder information to Continental tourists. sional examinations, 294; pass lists and Uretero-trigonal anastomosis ectopia '1430 ''' degrees, 842, 895, 906; convocation, 895; vesicae (J. Scott Riddell), 975 Tyres, pneumatic. 1088 the Bill. 1449 Urethra, atrophy of the prostate, and measur- Tyre punitures, 1556 Universityiof Edinburgh, 178,230. 408, 955, 964, in-g the length of (James MacMunn), 1360 TysON, WILSON: Middle meningeal haemor- 1208, 1449, 14b1, 1654, 1606: paqs lists and Urethral calculus. See Calculus ihage, trephining,'recovery, 621 degrees, 955, 964; annual report, 178; chair Urethral surgery (J. MacMunn), 1297 ot clinical surgery, 230,-1449, 1451; honorary Urinary diseases review of books on, 1302 degrees, 408, 955; general council, 1208; Urinary stone, diagnostic acctracy -of the Francis Mitchell Caird appointed to ehair r-ray in (E. -turry Fenwick), 4 of clifilcal surgery, 1449,1451; medical educa- Urinary tract. certain infections of, with tion of women in, 1554, 1606 special reference to tuberele. gonococcus. University of Glasgow, 57, 286. 784, 906,1081, and Bacilluscoli commnunis (G. LelieEastes) 1449,1452,1607; examiners, 57 ; the chancellor- 980 ship, 286; representative on the General Urine, critical solution point of (W. R.' Glel- MedicalCouncil, 784 pass lists and degrees, ston' Atkins), 254 906; commemoration day, 1081; Samson IUrine, pancreatic reaction in' (Chalmers 858; on, 959 Gemmell appointed to the Regius chair of Watson), correspondence 1088 U. medicine, 1449, 1452; chair of clinical Urine, sugar in, Pavne's reagent for, medicine, 1607 Urotropine in night blindness (S. Mallannah), Uganda sleeping sickness in, 950 University of Harvard, bequest to, 289 444 Ulcer, auodenal, its diagnosis and treatment University of Heidelberg, donation to, 409 Uterine haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage (-Mr. Mitchell), 1046 University for Hong Kong, proposed. 1076 Uterine and ovarian functions, correlation, Ulcer, gastric, two cases of perforated: University, international, a proposed, 249 of, 1595 'operation: recovery (reported by P. University of Ireland, the Royal, 421, 1072, Uterine segment, the lower (FreelAind Bar- Clennell Fenwick), 444 1082, 1148, 1208, 1336; meeting of senate, 421, bour), 684 VIOer, gastric, perforated: operation: re- 1336; examiners, 421; and the Irish Uni- Uterus, cancer of. See Cancer 4overy (R. Manwaring-White), 1413 versities Bill, 1072: pass lists and degrees, Uterus, inversion of, 1078, 1147, 1208 1148, 1336; convocation, 1208 Uterus, pregnant, and cervical fibroid (Dr. Ulcer, gastric, treatment of (Dr. Barrs and 1082, a Mr. Moynihan). 389 University. the Irish, question of. 288, 897, Purslow). 564; with fibroid, the latter in OWlter of stomach, perforated (J. G. Cooke), 954, 1014. 1072, 1140, 1198. 1200, 1248, 1256, 1326, state of "red degeneration" (Dr. Purslow), 1233 1391, 1452; Ieading article on, 1248, 1594. See 564 Ulceration, gastric, experimental production also Bill Uterus, review of books on, 571 -of (C. Bolton), 503 University of Leeds. 594, 1601 ; appointments, Uterusi spontaneous inversion of (George Ulcerative proctitis. See Proctitis 694; funds for. 1601 Hall), 865; (J. J. Melnerney), 988; (A. W. Ulster, tuberculosis exhibition in, 231; University of Liverpool, 294, 421, 842, 906, 1303, Anderson), 1405 Lombe Atthill), 1224; -(A. B. crusade against'tuberculosis in, 593 1455; pass lists and degrees, 294, 842; meet- Gunn), 1232 Utbilicists, 1028 ing of senate, 421; appointments com- Uterus, retroversion of gravid (0 . Higgens), Uncertified death at Wembley, 1612 mittee, 906; Annals of T-ropical Medicine and 1044 USDERHILL, CEARLES EDWARD, nbituary Parasitology, rev., 1303; chair of thera- notice of, 1083; appreciation of, 1201 peutics, 1455 Undeserved asterisk, 464 University of London, 56. 120, 178, 421. 479, 540, United Services Medical Society. See Society 658. 784. 842.946. 963, 1023,1081, 1148,1208, 1273, Ulited States: Medical men as municipal 1335, 1401, 1555, 16 7 ; pass lists and degrees, officers In San Fran cisco, 13: Chicaro 57. 479, 540 658, 1023, 1401 ; leading article on, Realth Department and -milk ddp6ts, 50, 946 ; meeting of senate, 8,6 421, :658. 963, 1401; 1190; hospital for nervous diseases estab- recognition of teachers, 56, 421, 963; -titles lished in NewYork, 50; cigarette legislation appropriate to teaching posts, -56; essay in Illinois, 71; war against quackery in papers at M.D. examination, 56; proposed New York, 108; medical education in transfer of lKing's College, 56: advanced America, 109; AmericanuNational Tuber- lectures in physiology, 56, 658,983; advanced culosis Commission, 109; new sanatoriums lectures in zoology 57 ; teachers of the pre- V. in. 160; American Public Health League, liminary and in rmediary medical sub- 168, 1322; cancer research in, 645; pure jects, 421; intercollegiate courses, 421: V. P. grape-juice cordial, 29 food4e:omnission to be appointed, 652; bill amendment of regulations, 421: Gilchrist Vacation of office. 481 to preVeet premature burial in Massachu- studentship for women, 421; Francis Gaitl'ton " Vacca pauperis," 1303 insanity for national Vaccination ACt. Act setts, 677; in, 707; bills to provide 5 laboratory eugenics, 658; See [ TM Bsan= JUNE 27, 1908.] INDEX. U DICL Jorwi 33 t I

Vaccination, questions in Parliament. 409, VON NOORDEN. See NOORDEN WEBER, F. PARKES: Excessive patellar 410, 528, 692, 647, 832, 1256, 1324. 1599 ; debate in Voss, G. VON: Der Hypnotismus, sein Wesen, reflex of functional nervous origin, aud Manchester, 164; cost of, 409; exemptions, eeine Handhabung tnd Bedeutung filr den especially the "trepidation" or "lspin,al 410; forms for conscientious objection to, praktischen Arzt, rev., 872 epilepsy" form, 14; note on Calmette's 528; vaccination law in England and Scot- Voyage d'Etudes M6dicales. See E. M. I." ophthalmi-o-reaction for tuberculosis, 386, land. 529; prosecutions, 692;- imDrisonment 536; angina pectoris with aortitis, 686 under the Vaccination acts, 647; vaccina- Wednesbury, medical inspection of schools tion at Hampstead, 647; vaccination and the in, 1127 medical profession, 828; declarations under Week, the, 43, 104, 163, 224, 278, 342, 405, 461, 524, the Vaccination Acts and commissioners 586. 641. 704. '68, 826, 888, 947, 1007, 1067, 1131, for oaths, 1256; vaccination officers fees, 1193, 1250, 1318, 1383. 1444, 15 0, 1592: New Year 1256: the conscientious objector and atten- honours, 43; Royal Irish Academy, 44 ; Vac- dance in court, 1324; territorial forces and, cination Act (1907), 44; Lord Kelvin, 44; 15S9 metropolitan medical charities, 44; Sir Vaccination, letter from Bishop of Mans W. Thomas Watson and aseptic eloves, 45: dated 1805, 637 legal responsibilityin cases of death during Vaccination contracts, 294 WADE, H.: Early tubal gestation, 1572 anaesthesia, 45; Mary Kingsley medals, 45, Vaccination fees, 182, 240, 363, 1256; ship sur- WAGGETT, ERNEST B.: Diseases of the Nose, 406; an innocent victim of the antbgo- geons and, 240, 363 rev., 1428 pometric system, 4B; health of London, 46; Vaccination, insusceptibility to, 333, 462, 661, W' GSTAFFE. W. W., meteorological observa- Public Health Acts Amendment ACt (1907), 810 tions of, 221 47; treatment of ankylostomiasis, 47; brown of, 293 Vaccination officers, duties Wakefield, medical inspection of schools in, dog, 47, 107, 161; puerperal mortality, 47; Vaccination of private patients, 1211 836 can a workman be compelled to undergo an Vaccination, review of books on, 1182, 1238 WALDO, Dr.: Wart on scalp, 1616 operation? 104; a point for public vacci- Vaccination. See also Antivaccination Wales, special correspondence from, 111, 286, nators, 104; the postman's round, 104; Vaccines, standardizing of (Leith Murray), 351, 475, 696. 652, 713, 1016, 1204, 1257, 1328, medical terms in the new English Dic- 685 1393 1602; Glamorgan Water Board, 111, tionary, 105, 1011; children and wells, 125; Vaccinators, public, a point for, 104, 174 medical officers, 111; Swansea medical medical women and public employers, Vaccinators, public duties of, 1586 officer, 286, 473, 652; cottage exhibition, 106; relics of Edward Jenner, 107; Vaccinators, public, North Bierley Guardians tuberculosis and milk, 351; Brynmawr proprietary articles in Scotland, 107 and, 285 death-rate, 351; Royal Sanitary Institute, war against quackery in New Yosk, Vaginal fistula. See Fistula 472, 1204; Pontipridd Hospital, 473; Red 108; Dractical aspects of disinfection, 108 ; Vaginal haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage Cross Society, Glamorgan Branch, 596; Car- medical educationin America, 109; Ameri- Vagitus uterinus (Stewart McNaughton), 147; diff Infirmary, 596, 713,1328;health of Car- can National Tuberculosis Commission, 109: correspondence on, 484 marthen, 696; anthrax at Pontardawe, 652; Lord Lister on the preparation of catgut Vagus nerve. See Nerve Sanitary Inspectors' Association, 652; ligatures, 163; infant life protection, 164; V&LLANCEY, A. DE: An appeal, 240, 363 medical inspection of school children. 714; theMaanchester debate on vaccination, 164; Value of practices, 120, 1402; estimate diphtheria in Flintshire, 1016; Royal Sani- crippled children, 165; hour of death, 166; 1402 tary Institute Congress, 1204; Cardiff Men- fruit as diet., 166; common house-fly as a Vapours in pulmonary diseases, 1397 talHospital, 1204; whooping-cough at New- spreader of disease, 166; war on rats, 167; Varieose veins, removal of (J. G. Cooke), port, 1204; University College of South education of feeble-minadedcbildren. 167; 1233 Wales and Monmouthshire, 1204; anthrax medical witnesses inlndia,168.; American Vascular naevi. See Naevi in Glamorgan, 1257; health of Merthyr, Public Health League, 168; cerebro-spinal VAUDREY,J. C.: Risks of radiography, 653; 1257; North Wales Sanatorium for Con- meningitis, 168; International Sleeping Hall-Edwards Fund, 1333 sumptives, 1328; Llanfrechfa's low death- Sickness Conference 168, 641; Glasgow and VEALE, Deputy Surgeon-General H. R. L., rate, 1328; Tredegar Council. 1393; Sanitary Lord Lister, 224; admission of women to obituary notice of, 1399 Inspectors' Association, 1394; National the London colleges, 224; Cairo water Vegetarianism and homoeopathy, 124 Museum of Wales, 1602 supply, 225; nursing in workhouses and Venereal Diseases, Manual of, rev., 1112 Wales, University of. See University Poor-law infirmaries, 225; antivaccination Venereal diseases, review of books on, 1112 WALKER. A.: Sanatoriumsfor the tuberculous literature, 226: surgical treatment of Ventilation of the House of Commons, 647; poor, 623 emphysema, 226; alcohol in treatnment of of public buildings, 955 'WATLtE, A, NIMMO:"Ophthalmia" or"con- typhoid fever and pneumonia, 227; the man Ventilotion, review of books on, 89 junctivitis" neonatorum, 901 at the wheel, 227, 889, 1007: Internatiojal VERNON, WILLIAM, obituary notice of, 1337 WALKER, C. E.: Secondary sexual characters, Congress of Ophthalmology, 227; medical Vesico-vaginal fistula. See Fistula 7467 ; Esgeentials of Cytology, rev, 814 inspection of school children, 278; warpipg Veterinary aspect of the tuberculosis WALKER, SECKER: Ophthalmic reaction of notice, 278: Territorial Army Mecleal problem, 362 Calmette, 506 Corps, 278, 773; a pioneer in the reform,of Veterinary diagnosis, em piricism aud WALLACB, CUTHBERTB.: ProStatic Enlarge- contract practice. 279; plague portt in instinct in, 118, 231 ment, rev., 934 the Persian Gulf, 279; strawberry pickers, X'etersiiaan and Medical Acts contrasted, WALLER, A.D. Chloroform and the status 280; engagements of locumtenents, 260; 1198 lymphaticus, 536 kissing the book, 260; Jamaica eathquake, Vibration as a method of treatment, 1212 WALLER, JOSEPH R.: German-English Medical 281; damages for polluted water, 281; Vicious circles associated with disorders of Dictionary, rev., 816 health conditions in Mexico, 281; apsiasia the heart (Jamieson Hurry), 793 WALLIS, Jr. C.: Ulcerative proctitis,1234 and Broca's convolution, 288; tenure of Victoria, special correspondence from, 1259; WALsH, FRBDERICK: Mumps, 1295 Poor-law medical appointments in Scot- lunacy in 19069 1259 War, the microscope in, 1340, 1404 land, 342; the unwrapping of Pharaoha,242 Vidius, Vidus, 637 War against quackery. See Quackery chucks, butts, and pork, 343; sexual hypo- " Vienna, special correspondence from, 415 War on rats. See Society for Destruction chondriasis, 343; aiphtheritic fever,"344' 1144; successful resection of six yards Vermin radical treatment of hernia of caecum. 344; ileum, 415; dinner strike in a hospital, War against tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Dorset dairies and cowsheds, 344; Lees- 415; orthotic albuminuria, 415; action bor WARD, BERNARDJ.: " Solitary kidney," with Raper lecture, 345; Society of Medical damages against surgeons, 1144; night tax notes of a rare case, 978 Phonraphers, 345; arsenic as preven- for dispensing medicines, 1144; influenza WARD,B.1: On measles, 1289 tive of yellow fever, 345AAnnual Meeting at in 1144; perforation of the nasal Vienna, WARING, *A.: Dangers and evil effects of Sheffield, 405; deaths under anaestheticse at septum in a baby, 1144 infant binders, 1410 general hospitals, 405; new honour for Vienna Hotbibliothes. Professor Osler on, WARING, EDWARD JOHN: Remarks on the U8e Lord Lister, 406; treatilenDt of injuries of 1246 of some of the Bazaar Medicines and Comnmon the heart, 406; brains of distinguished Vieuna, New Children's Hospital at, 1537 Medical Plants of lndia, rev., 511 men, 406; abdominal operations and ad- Vienna Universitv. See University Warnings, 788, 1212, 1340 hesions, 407: resemblance of cousins, 407; Vinegar, report on, 583 Warning notice, 278 Eugenics Education Society, 407; Inter- Visceral disease, visible signs of (James WARRACK, J. Case of double dislocation national Congress on Tuberculosis at Wash- Galloway), 665 ofinnominate bones with fracture of iLgton, 408, 527; murder of the King of Vision, influence of abnormalities of, upon legs, 203 kortugal, 408; Middlemore prize, 408; aat (leading article), 1006 Warrington, medical inspection of school registered addresses, 461; out-patients in Visionraiwayof men, 830 children in, 1434 London, 461; insurance mand edical re- Vision, spectral, 952, 1022 Wart on scalp, 1616 sponsibility, 461; insusceptibility to vac- 740 Visual illusions, WARWICK, F. J.: First Aid toInjuredthe and cination, 462; dysmenorrhoea in girls, 462; Visual acuity, cobalt test for (Alfred J. Hull), ziek rev., 816 actual strength of new tuberculin, 463; 988 Warwickshire, medical inspection of schools death from a ring pessary, 463; a whisky Vital statisticsii England and Wales (1907), in, 884 commission, 463; epidemic of influenza, 464; 294 WASIELWISKT, TH. VON: Studien und the undeserved asterisk, 464; Hampstead Vivisection, Royal Commission on, 31, 90, 155, &fikrophotogramme zur Kenntniss der patho- General Hospital, 124; electric anaesthesia, 209, 266, 333. 395, 455. 515, 575, 631, 691, 751, genennPProfozoen. UnterUuchgngen iber Blut8ch- 524: action for negligence,225; hospital 819, 823, 876, 939, 994, 1054, 1116,1183, 1240, 1309, marotzer, rev., 931 residents and general practitioners,, 525; 1435, of: Hon. Stephen 1365, 1577; evidence Water, polluted, damages for, 281, 1132,1147, appeals to the Local Governument Board. 266, 333, 395, Coleridge, 31, 90, 155; 09, 455, 1263 526; tinkering with time, 526; proportional 1117, 1436; J.C. Martin, 515, 575; Dudley Water, polluted, public authorities 1263 represeLtation, 527; King Edwayd VII San a- uxton,6316 Lord Justice Fletcher Moulton, Water supply, of Glamorgan, 111, 286; torium, 586; Executive Committeeoo the a John 691, 757; correction, 761; Glaister, Cairo, 39, 217, 225; of Lewis, 709; of Aber- General Medical Council, 586; restrictions 819; Stephen Francis Smith, 876, 939. 994; deen, 1015 on medical fees in India, 686; toxic effects 1054, Victor Professor- Gotch. 1116; Sir WATERHousE, RupERT: Hypersensitiveness of petrol tumes, 587 ; odium medicum, 587 ; Horaley, 1183,1240, 1335,1309, 1435; Lieu- to antidiphtherial serum, 925 Poor-lawOfficers' Superannuation Act (1896), tenant-Colonel Lawrie, 1577 WATsoN, B. P.: Early tubal gestation, 1572 588; seven farthings for State medical ser- "Vivisection, moral and religious estimate WATSON, CHALMERS: Purin-free dietary, 177; vice, 588; Reading Provident Dispensary, 589; Oxenham), 1308 of'" (Henry Nuteombe clinical value of the pancreatic reaction political aspects of the pulse, 590; advisory Vivisection. Mr. Lecky and, 598, 718; ques- the urine based on over 250 analyses, 858 council for the territnrial force, 590; McGill tions in Parliament, 891. See also Brown WATSON, H., M4.D.: Memorial to the College, Montreal, 590: Irish sanitation, Dog, and Antivivisection Professor Annandale, 1020,11656 590; perils of oxygeratedinjection5915, ; VLEMINCKX, An innocent victim of VICTOR: WATSON, MALCOLM: Experiments towards bottle-fed mothers,f41;a eye surgery in the anthropometric system. 46, the prevention of malaria in the Federated India, 642: solidification 1 helium, 642:4 Voice training, review ot books on, 27 Malay States, 499 medical secrecy in France, 643; foot and 647 Volunteer surgeons, WATSON, Sir PATRICK HERON, obituary notice moutli disease, 644; unqualified practice, Volunteers. See Army, British of, 62; estate of, 293 644; cancer research, 645; King Edward's Vomiting, post-anaesthetic (Dr. Gunn), WATSON, Sir THOMAs, and aseptic gloves, 45; Hospital Fund for London, 645: Irish Vomiting, uncontrollable (Sir Halliday .vtory of, 1125 Medical Schools' and Graduates' Asso- Crooiti), 149 WEATHERHEAD, E.: Patent medicines ciation, 645; Professor Osler and the Vomiting of pregnancy. See-Pregnancy Japan, 300 Association, 704: gospitals Conference, 34 XNDICLLJOUSELh] INDEX. [JUNE 27, 1908,.

A d 704, 826 Miss Florence Nightingale, 1385; parochial medical appointments in' WHITERHOUSE, W.H.: Medical profession in 704 mecal men in Parliament, 705; the 3ighlards, 1385; photographs in quack South Africa, 115 Meaical Society of London, 705;- the lesson advertisements, 1386; Medical Benevolent WHITELOCKE, Mr.: Removal of necrosed lung, of an epidemic (Peterhead), 705; Metro- Society for theEast and North Ridings-of 809; removal of internal semilunar cartilage, politan Asylums Board, 706; Truth andanti- Yorkshire 1386; Council of the Royal 809 vtacination lterature, 706; pure milk, 707; College of Surgeons, 1386, 1447; insurance WHITLA, Sir WILLIAM: Manual of the Practice insanity in America, 707 ; Oxford Eye Es os- for medical men, 1444; workmen's com- and Theory of Medicine, rev., 1236; a rorrec- pital, 708, 1551; difficult position of medical pensation insurance, 1445; Welsh medical tion, 1340 officers of health, 768- serum treatment of dinner, 1445; United States Army Medical Whooping-cough, conveyance of from man to tuberculosis, 769; medical Egyptology, 769; Service, 1445; decay of homoeopathy, 1446; animals by direct experiment (Hugh A. antivivisection meetings, 770, 890, 951, 1013 medical evidence and legal insolence, 1446; Macewen), 146; correspondence on,23 1131; 1193, 1250, 1318; Cremation Society oi "probable error" of a mean, 1446; anaes- Whooping-cough at Newport, 1204 England, 770; district nursing, 771; Poor- thesia in America, 1447; prevention of Whooping-cough remedies, composltion of, law iledical appointments, 772; an action epidemic disease inPrussia, 1447; appen- 1433 for malpraxis,172: claims under the Com- dicitis and obstinate constipation, 1448; WIEDERSBEIM, R. : Comparative Anatomy of pensation Act, 772; Sir Malcolm Morris, annual meeting at Shiefield, 1550; General Vertebrates, rev., 1114 K.C.V.C), 772; the territorial army, 773; Medical Councl and medical certificates, WIESNER, i. (editor): Leitfaden des Rdntgen- University College, London, 773 ; new treat- 1860; 'the coroner as InXquisitor, 1551; verfahrens, rev., 750 ment forleprosy, 827; Notification ot Births ophthalmology atOxford, 1551 ; Congress of WILCOx, REYNOLD WEBB: The Treatment of Act, 827 ; medical "puffs," 828,1446; vaccina- OphthalmicSurgeons, 16562; Poor law Medi- Disease: a Manual of Practical Medicine, tion and the medical profession, 828 ; the cal Officers' Aesociation of Itngland and rev.,452 Dairies (Scotland) Bill, 829; practice of the Wales, 1552: Research Defence Society, 1592 WILKIN, GRIFFITH C.: Medical inspection of General Medical Council in penal cases, an oldmaidwith a spyglass," 1593; Propor- schoolchildren, 478;'work of special depart- 829; vision of railway men, 830, 889, 1007; tional Representation Societv, 1594; Royal ments In our hospitals, 1556 Workmen'a Compensation Act and com- College' 'of Suraeons In Ireland and the WILKINSON, A. T.: Alcoholic cirrhosis of pulsory operations, 830; midwives and Universities Bill. 1t94; friendly societies liver, 450 doctors, 831; Hospitals Conference and and their medical officers, 1594; what ls WILKS, Sir SAMUEL, health of, 1136, 1198 tuberculosis, 888 county councils and pub- casual employment? 1595; correlation of W9LLLOCKS, FREDERICK, obituary notice ot, lic health, 888 ; tie man at the wheel, 889, the ovarian and uterine functions, 1595; 357 1007; the "carrier" in milk-spread epi- compulsory notiflcation of anthrax, 1596; WILLCOX, W. H.: Chemical examination of demics, 889; Untyersity College Hall, Lon- cause and prevention of plague, 11596; an-. the gastric contents after a test meal.502 don, 889; rebuff of anttivisectionists' 890; terior retroperitoneal hernia, 1596; family Williams v. Lloyd, Limited. Williams v. the Star reporS of the Building Accidents Com- care of the insane in liunaary and other Newspaper Company, Limited 359 mittee, 891; professional fees, E91; evolU- countries, 1597; foreien bodies retainedin Williams v. Tinsley Park Colliery, 297 tion of factory legislation, 891; development the'heart, 1597; theIate Mr. Francis Fowke, WILLIAMS, A. D.: Socialization of mediclne, of trypanosonmesin tsetse flies, 892 ; tetanus 1598 1608 and fuller's earth, 892 ; religious bodies a d Weekly Rest Day Bill. See Bill ILLIAMS, GEORGE : Careers for our Sons, rev., quack medicines, 892; clinical significance Wellcome's Photographic Exposure Record and 1239 of the opsonic index, 947; therapeutic Diary, rev., 2615 WILLIAMS,J. LLBWELLYN, obituary notice of, tendencies. 948; anaesthesia in private WELLINGTON, R. HENSLOWE: Legal liability 239 Practice, 948; native West African drugs, of the ansesthetist, 747 WILLIAMS, J. PRICB: Notification of Births 94; lace-dressing operatives, 949; dissen- Wells, children and, superstitions about, 105 Act, 115 new(?) view of, 1206, 1396 sions among antivaccinators, 950; a Wells, inspection of domestic,in Ottawa,1394 WILLIAMS, J. WHITRIDGB : Obstetrics: a Text- clerical germicide, 950; sleepiog sickness Welsh medical cinner, 1445 book for the use of Students and Practitioners, in Uganda, 950; antivivisectionist re- Wembley, uncertified death at, 1612 rev.,393 chauffes, 951; syphilis in Cape Colony, 952; WERTHBIM, E : 7'he Technique of Vagino- WILLIAMs, LEONARD: Minor Maladies and spectral vision, 952: admission of women to peritoneal Operations, rev.. 627 their Treatment, rev., 816 the Royal College of Surgeons of England, WEST, SAMUBL: Nervous phenomerain pneu- WILLIAMS, RALPH P.: The attendance prize 953; does athletic competition cause heart monia, 320; acute suffocative catarrh, 165 system, its relation to the spread of disease disease? 1008 ; memory, 1009 Oteo Schmidt's treatment of pneumonia, 605 in elementary schools, 864 cancer parasite and "cancroidin," 1009; West African Medical Staff, 214, 332; winter WILLIAMS, THEODORE: Appreciation of Leo- gait of man, 1010; sleeping sickness, 1010 ; dinner, 332 pold von Schrotter, 1OF5 pathology of constipation, 1012; cultivation West african coast, service on, 1462 WILLIAMS, W appointed Oxford University of the mind in children, 1067; cancer in the West African drugs, native, 949 representative at Congress of Royal Sani- colonies 1067; courtesy call, 1068 ; medical WESTCOTT, WM. WYNN: Sudden and unex- tary Institute, 521 terminology, io68; consultative out patient pected jeaths, 490 WILLIAMS, W. ROGER: Heredity in cancer, departments, 1088; music and mosquitos, WESTENIFOFFER, M.: Atlas der pathologisch- 1152 1069- tropical medicine in the Far anatomischen Sektfionstechnik, rev., 1302 WILLIAMSON, A. MAXWELL, appointed M.O.H. East, 1089; Home Office Committee Westmorland, special correspondence from, for Edinburgh, 1564 on inebriate legislation, 1070; Linacre 897; consumption sanatorium, 897 WILLIAMSON, R. T.: Hemiplegia with unii- lectureship at Cambridge, 1070; a medi- West Riding, school medical inspectors for, lateral optic atrophy, 1345 cal hero, 1070; Nursing Motbers' 595. 836; medical inspection of children in, WILLSON, HENRY, appointed J.P. for county Aid Society 1070- medical motorists, 1071; 1189 of Surrey, 38 marriage of cousins, 1071; antivivisection West Yorksihire, special correspondence WILSON, A. MARIUS, reports two 'cases of agltation, 1131; Mendelism, 1132, 1195, 1252; from, 49,110,170,229,284,351,533.595,836,1017, obscure aortic aneurysm, 1424 public authorities and polluted water, 1076. 1141, 1329, 1453, 1681; Bradford and its WILSON, FREDERICK,Obituaiy notice of, 1150 1132; dancing as a physical exercise, 1132' medical charities, 49.1329; infant mortality WILSON, GEORGE R., obituary notice of, 786 People's Health Defence League, 1133; in Bradford,-110; medical inspection of WILSON, H. W.: Movable Kidney: its Pathology, inefficiency of chauffeurs. 1133; sleeping school children, 1l, 351, 533. 195, 836; Halt- Symptoms, and Treatment, rev., 1302 sickness in Nyasaland, 1134; Kensington fax mayor and the care of infants, 170; WILSON. J. COWAN (editor): How to Nurse the General Hospital, 1134; registration of Bradford Infirmary Samaritan Society, 170; Patient, rev., 1053 nurses, 1134; flies and disease, 1135; typhoid Bradford Small-pox Hospital as a Ana- WILSON, B., reports a case of anthrax of lower fever among colliers, 1135; infant life pro- torium, 170; Bradford and the Notification lip, 743 tection, 1136; mechanism of respiration, of Births Act, 229; North Bierley Union WILSON, THOMAS: Pelvic in the 1136; serumtherapy in the German army, Infirmary, 284; North Bierley guardians Female, rev., 815 Inflammations 1136; presentation to Dr. Reeve of Toronto, and their public vaecinators, 285; Bradford WILSON. W. REYNOLDS: Piw.ference Handbook 1136; an antivivisection demonstration, Royal Infirmary, 533; workhouse medical of Obstetric Nu-sing. rev 1181 1193; Royal Society's conrersazione, 1194; officerp and coroner's fees, 837; Bradford WINCKEL, F. VON: Handbuch der Geburtehiilfe, fatal contusion of pancreas, 1194; immu- Medico-Chirurgical Society, 837; anthrax rev., 392 nization againsttuberculosis, 1195 hygienic in Bradford, 837, 1329; Bradford medical WINDLE, BERTRAM C.: What is Life? A Study conquest of tropical Africa, 1193 ; Veterinary men and tramway accidents, 1017; the of Vztali`m and Neo-Vitalism, rev., 934 and Medical Acts contrasted, 1196; Roval Postmaster-Gec eral in Bradford, 1076; un- WINSLOW, FORBES: Recent lunacy prosecu- Sanitary In'titute, annual dinner, 1197; usual source of anthrax, 1141; bequests to tion, 785 pension problems, 1197; Mosso laboratories, West Riding medical charities, 1141: WINTER, GEORG: Lehrbuch der Gyntlkologischen 1197; territorial force general hospitals, British Balneological and Climatological Diagnostik, rev., 509 1198; birth-rates at home and abroad, Society, .1329; treatment of tuberculosis, WIROMAN, C. W.. wins first prize in Series I of 1260; " overlay" or " overlie," 1251, 1329; beqllsts to Bradford charities, 1329; Daily Telegraph Cup, 1128 cremation certificates, 1251; annual moet- supersessiop of the certifying factory,sur- WISHART, Dr.: The conscientious objector, ing and Buxton. 1252 ; administratio of geon, 1453;'alpen-air school, 1453; methods 1340 ls6lation hospitals, 1252; fee order of the of ice-cream vendors, 1453; funds for the WORLAUER, RICHARD: Urologiech-Eystoskop- Government of India, 1253; blackw tr Leeds UniversitY 1601 ; Huddersfield isches Vademecum, rev., 1302 fever, 1253; hospital out-patients, a guardiansb and the Asylums Committee, Woman of the future (E. 0. Croft) 259 People's League of Medical Freedom, 1I34 1601; health and education, 1601; the late Woman medical officer of the iost Office, Council of the Royal College of Surge Dr. Dunlop of Bradford, 1601 1256 1254; Assistant Medical Secretary of e Weymouth and District Medical Club, 29 Women health visitors, 1247 Association, 1254; successful case of WEYL T. VON: Handbuch der Arbeiterkrank- Women. admission of to the London Colleges, splenectomy, 1254; Conolly Norman Me- heiten, rev., 263 224, 953, 1021, 1079, 1191 ;leading article on, morial, 1255; Workmen's Compensation WHAITE, T. DU B.: Case of multiple injury, 1191; correspondence on, 1021, 1079, 1147. Act and compulsory operations, 1318; 1231 See ol8o College, }Royal, of Surgeons Parliamentary anttvivisectionists, 1318- What are reasonable charges? See Charges Women graduates of the Scottish Universi- sanatoriutus and tuberculosis. 1319; simu- Whisky Commission, 463 ties, appeal to the Rouse of Lord". 710 lated deafness, 1319; employers' liability WHITBY, C. J.: Socialization of medicine, Women. medical education of, in Edinburgh, for roedical attendance on workmen, 1320; If07 775, 1554, 1E06 selfish invalids, 1320; insanity and contract, Whitby Urban District, report of M.O.H., Women medical missionaries, 235 1321 * reform of medical education in rrance, 1398 Women and the Workmen's Compensation 1321; sanitary inspection of the City of White iodine tincture, composition of, 1124 Act. See Act London 1321: an American National Health White plague See Tuberculosis WOODCOCK, B. DB CARLE: Calmette's oph- CommitLee, 132 the prescription question, WHITE, F. FAULDER: Work of special depart- thalmo-react{on, 742 _ _ 1322; British Association for the Advance- ments in our hospitals, 1404 WOODFORDE, WILLIAM THOMAS GARRETT, ment of Science, 1322; International Surgical WHITE, W. HALE: Multiple serosities, 485; obituary notice of, 1272 society, 13Y2; Hampstead Hospital, 1323; Mfateria Mledica, Pharnacy, Pharmacology, and WOODHEAD, G. SIMS: Society of Medical food and drugs exhibition at the annual Therapeutics, rev, 875 Phonographers, 235 meeting, 1323; some more nostrums, 1383; WHITEFORD, C. HAMILTON: Plastic resection WOODHOUSE, G. F.: Royal Society and the old age Pensions, 1386; cancer research at of the breast and its bearing on the pre- tests for colour blindness, 597 the Middlesex Hosuntal, 1384: sanatorium liminary incision of breast tumours, 1359 WOODRUFF, C. E : Evil effects of sunshine, after-treatment, 1384; evil effects of sun- WHITEHEAD, WALTER: Appreciation of C. J. 1385 shine, 138&; Asylum Workers' Association, Cullingworth, 1271 WOODWARD, Dr., resignation of, 779 r TMB JUJu 27, I908 ] INDEX. L*u:u.a JVRA* 3

WOODWARD, HORACE B.: Stanford's Geological WYNN, W. HE, reports case of sporadic dysen- YELD. REGINALD A.: The local medical Atla oj Great Britain and Ireland, i ev., 90 tery in a child, 20; status lymphaticus, 352; professton a d the' Hampstead General Woreestershire, special correspondence from, case of actinomycosts (streptotrichosis) of Hospital 173, 418 897; consumption sanatorium, 897 lung and liver successully treated with a YBLF, A. i : Urethral calculus, 808 Words of the oracle, 525, 535, 780, 960, 1022, vaccine, 554 Yellow fever. See Fevor 1078. See al8o Hospital resideDts WYNTR, WILLIAM ESSEX: Minor Medicine: York, medical inspection of schools in, 1003, Workhouse, Galway, and Ballinasloe Asylum, a Treatise an the Nature and Treatment of 1434 349 Common Ailments, rev., 452 Yorkshire, North. Sec North Workhouse infirmaries. See Infirmaries Yorkshire, West. See West Workhouse medical officers and coroners' YOUNG, Dr., surgical aspect of the prostate, fees, 837 958 Workhouse medical officers, duties of, 906 YOUNG, Surgeon-General HENRY, obituary Workhouse officials, free medical attendance X. notice of, 1025 for, 774 YOUNG, JAXES: Chronology ofMICdical Hitor, Workhouses, nursing in. See Nursing X-ray dermatitis, sufferers from, 1261 rev., 1429 Workman, can he be compelled to undergo X disease. some platitudes and (James YOuNG, MEREDrrI: Presentation to, 1128 an operation? 104, 1318. See al8o Hughes v. Mackenzie), 991 YOUNG, R. A.: Pulmonary tuberculosis in Darbishires X-ray exposures, instantaneous, 1384, 1430 infaney and c};ildhood, 545 Workmen, employers' liability for medical X-ray plate, a new, 875 YOUNGE, G. H.: Treatment of carbuncle, attendance on, 1320,1334 X ray in urinary stonb, diagnostic accuracy 1232' Workmen, medical examination of, 1076 of (E. Hurryleniwlck), 4 Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act X rays in ringworm, 784 Wounds of skin. See Skin X rays, pradilcal application of (Lewis Jones), WRAY, C.: Follicular conjunctivitis, 447 568 WRAY, Dr., death of, 1190 Xanthelasma plpebrarum, cystic forms of WRENcH, G. T.: Rotunda Practical Midwifery. (Jonathan Hutchinson), 969 rev, 1180; Rotunda Midwifery for Nurses and Xerosis, parencoymatous (Lieutenant Colonel Practitioners, rev., 1181 H. Herbert), 1573 Wrexham, report of M.O.H., 1338 Z. WRIGHT, Sir ALMROTH, lecture by, 471, 869 WRIGHT, CHARLES JAMES, death of, 221; Y.. Zakka Khel expedition, 905, 1334 obituary notice of, 295 Z Lm Buk, comnosition of, 944 WBOE, .J. B.: Dahdas and their Cultivation, ZI[HEN, TH.: Das Gd4chtins, 1009 rev., 1115 Yearbooks. review, 29,154, 328, 631 Z EMANN, Dr.: Hygienic conquest of tropical WYLLIE. JOHN: Tumours of the Cerebellim, YEARSLBY, MACLEOD: Inquests and opera- Africa, 119o rev., 933 tions, 1459 Zip-ointmenut, composition of, 944 O36 3o=UTLl INDEX TO T-AI ILLUSTRATIONS. LJIJR19 27, 19018.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE. PAGE. Effects of Injury on Movements of Knee-joint (Sir William Pos'-mortem Blood Stains of Bones (Frederic Wood Jones) (Two Bennett) (dpecial Plate facing) 2 Figures) ... .. 735, 736, and Special Plate X-ray and Urinary Stone (E. Hurry Fenwick) (Special Plate Excision of Body of Scapula (R. P. ktowlands) (Two Figare3) 739 facing) ... Bland. ..l. 3 and Special Phate Cancer of Ovary (3. Bland-Sutton) (Six Figures) ... 5, 6, 7 Punch Fractures (Harold Burrows) (Three Figures) ... 740, 741 Surgery of Liver and Gall Bladder (J. Lynn Thomas) (Three Diagnosis and Treatment of Fractures of the Long Bones

Figures) ...... 8,9 (&rbuthnot Lane) (FPive Figures) ... 744, 745 Fragment of Copper Cap in Eye (A. F. R. Conder) . 820 Vicious Circles Associated with Disorders of the Heart (Jamie- Case of Sporadic Dysentery in a Child (reported by Professor son B. Hurry) ...... 795 Saundby and W. H. Wynn) ...... 21 Heart-block (E. 0. Jellinek and C. Mi. Cooper) (Tracings) Ear and Chin Straps ...... 29 797, 798, 799, 00, 801 New Pattern of Needle ... .. 29 Specific. Treatment of Leprosy (Professor Deycke) (Ten Figures) Efflgy in the Temljd% Church of William Marshall Senior, Earl of 803, 804 Nmbroke (obiit 1219) ...... 35 Treatment of Fractures of the Patella of Long Standing (Lord Chapel of St. Mary Roncevall previous to 1544 ... 3B, 37 Lister) (five Figures) ...... 849. M) Copy of an Official Stamp showing the Cross of the Roncesvalles 37 Physiology of the Emotions (F. W. Mott) (Eight Figures) 854, 855,856,857 Sir A. B. G[arrod ...... 59 Hamidie Hospital at Constantinople (Three Figures) ... 879, 880 Dr. Thomas Annandale 60 Improved Centrifuge ...... 908, 1088 Neuropatbic Keratitis (H. Morriston Davis and George Hall) Diagnosis and Treatment of Renal Mobility (Gilbert Barling) ... 973 (Two Figures) ... ..- ...... 74, 75 Prolapse of the Inverted Bladder through the Urethra (Charles Use of the Seton in Certain Intractable Nervous Conditions Leedham-Green) (Three Figures) . ,,, 977 (T. Wilson Parry) ... 81 Solitary Kidney (Bernard J. Ward) (Two Figures) 979 Case of Double Popliteal Aneurysm (reported by W. H. Jalland) Tubercular Leprosy (K. Mackinnon) (Three Figures) ... 1042 (Three Figures) ...... 82. 8, 8 Kala-azar in the Royal Navy (Fleet Surgeon P. W. Bassett-Smith) Stannington Sanatorium ...... 100 (Three Figures) ...... 10 .,. 1043 Passage of Food Tlirough the Human Alimentary Canal Open Administration of Ether ...... 1053 (Arthur F. Hertz) (Eight Figures) 131, 134, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195 Charles Edward Underhill ...... 1083 Physiological Effects of Gastro-enterostomy (fiector Charles Case of Congenital Abnormality of HIands and Feet (A. B. North- Cameron) (Two Figures) ...... 141 cote) (Two FPigures) ...... 1107 Ether Anaesthesia by the Open Method (H. Bellamy Gardner) Artificial Pelvic Floor for Demonstrations ...... 1115 ... (Three Figures) .. ..Bar ... 145 Retractors ...... 1115 Clinical Experiences with 8pinalIAnalgesia (Arthur E. Barker) Anatomy of Pancreas in Rielation to its Diseases) (A. W. Mayo- (Four Figures) ...... 245, 246, 247 Robson) (Fifteen Figures) 1153, 1154, 1155, 1156, 1158, 1159, 116D Inherited Syphilis (R. Clement Lucas) ...... 254 Fracture of Patella treated by Mobilizing the Lower Fragment Critical Solution Point of Urine (W. R. Gelston Atkins) (Four (J. Lynn Thomas) ...... 1161 Figures) ...... 254, 255, 256 Case of Galactocele (Rushton Parker) ...... 1173 Case of Infantile Scurvy, with Bone Formation in the Detached Retractor Forceps ...... 1182 Periosteum (W. Norman May) ... .,. ... 2E8 Perspective View of the New Hospital in course of Construction C. J. Wright ...... 295 at Alexandria, Egypt ...... 1187 Case of Ruptured Ectopic Gestation occurring in a Rudimentary William Bowen-Davies ...... 1209 Horn of a Uterus Bicornis 7Jnicollis (H. T. Hicks)...... 303 Action of Indaconitine (3. Theodore Cash (Eleven Figures) Rigor Mortis in the Stillborn (C. H. Watts Parkinson) ... 304 1214, 1215, 1216, 1217, 1218 Testing of the Tincture of Digitalis (S. C. M. Bowton) (F'our A Bedpan ...... 1240 Figures) ...... 311, 312, 313 Francis Fowke ...... 1267 Removal of Foreign Bodies from the Air and Food Passages Charles James Cullingworth ...... 1269 (D. R. Paterson) (Two Figures) ...... X16 Kala-azar in Calcutta (U. N. Brahmachari) (Two Figures) ... 1287 New Retractor ...... 328 Horse Pox directly Transmitted to Man (A. F. Cameron) ... 1293 Sir Thomas McCall Anderson . 3f5 Compound Practure of the Skull in the Motor Region, with Surgical Aspects of Subphrenic Abscess (H. L. Barnard) (Sixteen entire Absence of Focal Symptoms (reported by R. Fleming figures) ...... 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 431, 432, 433, 435 Jones) wt- Op1296 Treatment of Cerebro-spinal Fever (A. Gardner Robb) (Charts) 383, 385 Hemiplegia with Unilateral Atrophy (R. T.Williamson) ... 134fi John Henry Galton ...... 419 Unusual case of Appendicitis (Rushton Parker) ...... 1351 Incidence and Spread of Cancer (G. Lenthal Cheatle) (Seventeen Case of Compound Follicular Odontoma (John Ward Cousins) Figures) ...... 438, 439, 440 (Six Figures) -- ...... 1453, 1454 Oral Filter for Operations (Staff Surgeon G. E. Duncan) (Three Treatment of Fracture of the Femur in the Newly-born (Robert Figures) ...... 441, 442 Jones) (Four Figures)...... 1358, 1359 Self-retaining Abdominal Retractor . ... 454 Deputy Surgeon-General H. R. L. Veale 1399 Case of Remarkable Striae Atrophicae due to Cachexia (H. D. Thoracic Aneurysm (David Drummond) (Three Figures) 1406, 1407 Rolleston) ...... 494 Ink Polygraph (J. Mackenzie) 1411 Production of Pseudo-arthrosls of the Hip without Disarticula- Dr. Prior Purvis 1463 tion of the ERead (Robert Jones) (Six Figures) ...... 495 Notes on the Construction of Cottage Hospitals (H. Percy Unusual Deformity of the Foot (Basil Kilvington) ...... 497 Adams) (Five Figures) ... 1476, 1477, 1478 Nasal Scissors 511 London flospital, Plan of Operating Department, Third Floor ... 1485 Actinomycosis of Lung (William H. Wynn) (Four Figures) 655, 557 Temple of Aesculapius on the Insula Tiberina, as reconstructed Phlegmonous Gastritis (Arthur J. Hall and Graham Simpson) by 81. Rene Patoufilard ...... 1488 (Four Figures) . . ... 559, 560 Ward in the Hi5tel-Dieu, Paris. In the Sixteenth Century ., 1489 Thoracoplasty for Chronic Empyema (John R. Lunn).:: 562 Ward in the Charitd Hospital In the Eighteenth Century ... 1490 Reginald Harrison ...... 601 Rudolf Vircliow-Krankenhaus (Eight Figures) Cerebellar Abscess (Wilfred Trotter) (Two Figures) 613, 614 1519, 1520, 1521, 1522, 1523 Hysterical Somnambulism (Jas. W. Russell) (Two Figures) 619, 620 Royal Institute for Infectious Diseases (Koch's Institute), View Valveless Motor Engines (Two Figures) ...... 635 from North Side ...... 1523 Edward Robert Bickersteth ...... 659 Neurological Clinic (Germany) (Two Figures) ... 1535, 1536 Visible Signs of Visceral Disease (James Galloway) (Two Figures) 667 Construction of Children's Hospitals .... 1538 Analyssi of 263 Cases of Tabes (Byrom Bramwell) (Two Manchester Royal Infirmary * ,.. . 1539 Figures) ...... 669, 671 Glasgow Maternity Hospital (Five Figures) ... ,,. 1542,1543,1544 Ancient Surgical Instruments (Three rigures) ... 695, 696, 697 Plan of McA.Upine Nursing Home. Glasgow ...... 1545 His Excellency Johann Friedrich August von Esmarch -. 719 Cystic Tumour of Suprarenal Body Successfully Removed by Most Ancient Splints (G. Elliot Smith) (Three Figures) 733, 734, Operation (Alban H. G. Doran) (Two Figures) ...... 1559 and Special Platets Edwin Rickards... 1613

Prned and published by the British Medical Association at their Office, 6, Catherine Street, Strand, in the Parish of St. Paul, Covent Garden, in the County of liddlesex. 1520 " MEMIORANDA. LJUNU 27, 190S8. upon the young mind the importance of that old doctrine' talked incoherently.' Her temperature at this time "Thou shalt not." was said to be somewhat raised. On examination Wantof tducation l a powerfulCaUe of mental degenera- the patient was found to be In a state of com- tion; the total neglect of tratning to appreciate anything plete unconsciousness. The pupils were dilated, but approaching intellectual enjDyment is one of the causes reacted to light, and the optic die¢s were normal. The of so many seeking the lowest forms of sensual enjoy- membrana tympani on both sides was normal, and no ment, with all the mental and moral demoralization aural 'diecharge could be detected. The jaws wwere tightly associated therewlth. Ignorance, idleness, and inebriety clenched, the tongue foul and coated, throat normal. The are the milestones that -mark the victim's progress on the neck was rigid and slightly retracted; the anterior cer- road to rain that ends in the asylum, the workhouse, or vical glands somewhat enlarged; heart and lungs normal; the-prion, wlthI slah disastrous results, not only to the abdominal organs normal; well marked rectus reflex. unfit, but to the unfortunate ratspayers, who have to bear The aphincters were relaxed, but a catheter specimen of both the injury done by the prisoners and also the cost of urine showed a slight cloud of albumen without caste. their keep, to say nothing of the loss to the State of their No other abnormal constituents were present. The legs labour. were somewhat rigtd, with well-marked knee reflexes and Now, what do we hope to gain by an alteration of the slight ankle clonus. Neither Kernig's ign nor Babinski's system P sign was preEent. The temperature was 1010 F; pulse 104, 1. A better classification of prisoners. The thorougbly and very feeble; respirations, 30 to the minute. A blood vicious criminal must be taught by experience that the examination revealed' nothing abnormal, the white cell way of transgressors against the law is hard; but for the count' being only 7,500 per c.mm., with 76 per cent. of weak-minded, the ignorant, the misled, we want a very granular cells. Some fluid removed by lumbar puncture dlfferent system of classification than we have or can have was quite clear; no bacteria were found either in smear under the present nystem. For the weak-minded our preparations or on culture in serum tubee. A Widal test prison Bystem Is t0o hard. proved negative, as did also Calmette's ophthalmo-reac- 2. Our present system of providing for prisoners Is very tion. The patient remained in the abovc-described con- expensive. For the dangerous crlminal we must provide dition for four days, and then the temperature sank to prisons where the offender can be confined in safety; but normal, and the coma became less profound, so that she for the less serious offences, such as drunkennfss, petty could be slightly roused. On the sixth day she madesome larceny, etc., the State farm would be far more usefal and 'attempts to speak, and was able to swallow fluids, and remedial. from that on recovery was steady but slow. Up till 3, Attached to each prison should be an expert allenist, her discharge from hospital, four and a half weeks as in Belgium. I remember with horror that some years after admission, she continued to suffer somewhat ago a chronic epileptic was hanged for murder. from aphasia, fiading dilfflclty apparently in selecting 4. An alteration of the law as regards the habitual the right words to express herself, and often applying draunkard. As the law stands at present on the statute wrong terms to famillar objects. A fortnight later, how- book, many of the inmates of our Inebriate reformatories ever, after a stay in the convalescent home, this symptom are hopeless dipsomaniacs before they arrive. If the bad disappeared, and she was In every way in perfect ratepayers are to receive a proper return for their money, health. As will be seen from a reference to Professor wra must repeal the law as to convlctions and have Saundby's paper, thls case corresponds closely with some the offenders detained under an enactment on the lines of of those that he describes and therefore requires no that in force in Massachusetts. farther comment. On admission no diagnosis was 5. It is a debatable question what percentage of the made (except that the patient was suffering from a c=mmissioners should be ex army officers; there should profound tox%emia of the nervous system), and it was certainly be more medical ones. only by a process of exclusion that the diagnosis of 6. That any system wlll abolish crtme I do not believe, cerebral influenza was arrived at. No drug treatment was but at the present time I am afraid our exstting system of ordered, as there was no indication for any special doing things is on the how not to do it system, and I say chemlcal or serum therapy; icebags were applied to the without hesitation that I am very glad the Commission head; nutrient enemata wera given at first, and careful has been appointed. watching and nursing were observed. RUFERENCE5.. T. GILLM&N MOORHEAD, M.D , F.R G.PI., x'Criminal Responsibility. C. Mercier, clarendon Press, Oxford. 2 Le Traitement des Ali6nas Ddtinquants, Dr. Morel, No. 127, La Revue Philan- Physician, Royal City of Dublin Hospital. thropiqtue, Paris. 3 The Feeble-minded Criminal, H. B. Donkin. Esq, M.D., Birmingham Education Committee. 4 Mentally - dejective W. MRS. J., aged 40, a healthy woman, the mother of tbree DiUukard8, 1A. Branthwaite, Esq, M.D. healthy children, the wife of a farmer, had for three or four days previous to the attick complained of headache and chillinees. On April 25th of this year she rose early, MEMORANDA: and, beyond a headache, was feeling fairly well. She went to feed her chickens, when suddenly she felt faint, MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL. and just managed to reach the house, when she had a "fit." The family sent for me, and on my arrival, about three hours later, I found her in bed In a condition CEREBRitL INFLUENZA. resembling that of a person recovering from an epileptic I HAVE read with much Interest Professor Saundby'a fit. She complained of severe headache, persistent address on cerebral lInflaenza in the BRIaiSH MEDICAL vomiting; temperature normal, pulse 65. I was informed JOURNAL of June 6th; 1908, and as he points out that the that she had had two fits, one on reaching the houee, and cases are, rare, and ln consequence liable to give rise to another an hour later; during the fits she was unconscious, serious difficulties in diagnosis, I think it may be of use foamed at the mouth, and was convulsed. A mixture of to record briefly the notes of a case that came under my bromtde of potash and phenazone and a dose of calomel care In January last. The patient was a girl aged 23, were prescribed, cold was applied to the head, and strict and was admitted to the R,yal City of Dublin Hospital rest and qutet were enjoined. The following day she on January 26th, during the helght of the Influenza appeared better; the vomiting had ceased, the headache was epidemic of this year. Oa admission she was in a state not so severe, and she seemed more alive to her surround- of deep coma, and was Indeed sent in as a case of probable ings; she spoke distinctlyand readily. She complained of cerebral-abscess, on account of a slight discharge which considerable intolerance to light, in the left eye especially. woas stated to be comtng from the left ear. The only On the third day temperature 1010 F, pulse 85; the htstory obbtalnable waq that she had suffered fromsome headache during the night was intense, and she seemed slight gastric distutbance about six weeks previously; to be suffering greatly with her head. I gave a tabloid of from this she had completey recovered, and remained i grain of morphinewith -N atrop. sulpb.; this was followed in good health untll four days prior to admission by some relief, and she slept for two or three hours to hospItal. She then began to complain of general Photophobia Rul marked. On the morning of the fourth weakuess, luabtlity to stand or walk, and of violent pains day the headWbe was not so severe; she was more cheer- tn the head, and vomited onoe or twice. These syv3pms ful; temprRttse a little lower. The pain returned with ifcreased, and on the day before admissidn pa tie intensit' ip the evening and was again relieved by de'ir1cus, falled- to ranognIze those around b, *nd morpl.pq T¢e fifth d~ the patient had slept after the r 'Tu Ba= JUN X7,, I1Os] MEMORANDA, I AMm JOUUNATZ

morphine, but on waking lnthe essily hours hbad excrucia were equal, and slIghtly dilated. Face -musoles twitched end ting pains In the head.- The pain wat frontal, and,more teeth were clenohea; was able to s.wallow. I was told he had been picked up in the baok street ncoonscious. When litense on the' left6side;Athe left, pupil was -dilated and fomid he was breathing stertorouely, and twitehing armsiand l-s did not reaet the! vislon of the eye was .to. l1ght; "left Hietory.-Thre6 yeits before was IDjur about hetd' and blurred eo..that she-,,could: not count fingers. She now face, chiefly- about the- faoe, by a wagon 'crushing him. He appeared to be veryill.but was.qulte consclous.r A, blister was in hospital frafew days. Two years;before he was picked wasapplled behind tbe ear.ar d. the bromide. mixture was up ulsionscious in the bsak yard, and I attended hii, for influenza for,a fortnight afterwards. No " contitued as well dose of and histozy of fits." Has as.an occasJonal' morphine always been heltbh. atropine. Sixth -day,, the- headache contliued and the July 3rd, 12 noon. ,Has been restless and " rough" all nfght, persons- observed twitchilng.of the face and Inattendance but has not epoken. 'There Is difficulty in getting him to the rlght arm. There was distinct paresis ol the right swallow. Pulse 96, full, soft, and regular; temperature 1010 F. arm and leg, axd she-seemed to, take little notice of any- Reduplication of first sound of heart, breathIlDg easy, profuse

thing, only speaking when asked que6tious. . Seventh day, sweating about head iand face. Face flushed, pyes closed. patient much, the same;* tongue thickly furred; breath He resists 'any attempt to sepSiate the eyelide, and there is obviously photophobia. Pupils reaet slowly to light. very heavy; she was very drowsy and could hardly be got Tache cergbrale well marked.' Kernig's sign well,markqd. Knee to take any nourishment. Eighth day, patient in a semi- reflexes could not be obtained. Plantar reflex well' marked. conscious condition,-paralysis of right arm and leg com- Has been boring his bead into the bed all night. plete;: left pupil widely dilated and ;fixed; rlgbt pupil When lying quiet he. draws the muscles, of the fore- reacts sluggishlyV to light; urine passed involuntarlly. head as if in pain, and groans occasionally. Pres- over Ninth day, patient more deeply comatose, stertorous sure the back of the head and down both sides of neck csuses paln, as by distress of the brown tongue, pulse and temperature evidenced the_ patient and breathing, dry, rapld hls resistance. Evening: Temperature 1020, pulse 96, respira- 103.40 F. Tenth day, she died early in the morning. The tions 24, urine specifio gravity 1030. No sujar, no albumen, family history was very good; her brothers and sisters phosphates. are all healthy people. She was herself a healthy woman; July 4th, 12 noon. Temperature 101 80, pulie 72, respiratior8 I1have been the family attendant for about thirteen years 24; unconscious. Evening: Temperature. C0.60, pulse 72, 24. good and' never had occasion to attend her except during her respirations Enema given with result,- and the patient muoh better atterwards. confinemeats, which- were always 'normal. The pelvic was July 5th. He was given calomel gr. vj and ia1apfn Cr. j. In organs were healthy; she had..Rot menstruated for two the morning he sniwered hts brother rationally, snd when years before this attack. The heart washealtby;.she had I called he was suffloiently conscious to answer questions. no middle-ear disease., The urine was free. from albumen July 6th. Found him reading the newspaper. and sugar. Inflenza was prevalent at the time In the July 7th. Downstairs without permission. Temperature 980, district. pulse 84. Headache. Note on August -Steadilyimproved from Holyhead. T. W. CLAY, L R.C.P., L R.C.S Edin. 81h above date. Going-to work on August 13th. RaMALas.-I have not given a list of the various dxugs given, as I do not thinkit to do so. 6Lh necessary THn publication in the JOURNAL of June of Professor JoBn F.R.O Siundby?'address reminded me of twocases which I at the Barrow-In-Fumnes:. LIVINGSTON, S.EdYn. time considered to be influenzal.. I came to this diagnosis it as was the only way I could explatn the cases. I am FAEO tL IMPACTION. sorry notes are fragmentary. If they have any value the ON December 23rd, 1907, I was called to Eee a lady aged In that they were made at the time. They it lies the fact 36 yearsonaccount of diarrhoea and cardiec palpitation. were made for my own satisfaction and guidance, without She informed me that, although nevwr very strong,Ehe thought of publication. never had suffered from any serious illness, but was CASx I. occasionally troubled with indigestlon. Her bowels were R., aged 25, milk dealer, was drlvlng home after finishing his always regular, and she never requiredan aperiECnt. round, about 7 p m. on Sunday,.April 29th, 1906, when he suddenly handed the reinfs to his boy and leaned a'gainst the State on Examination.-Upon examination I found the side; of the oart. On arriving home he staggered Into the condition of her organs as follows: Lungs normal. Heeart in house aud lay down without saying a word. an irritable condition ; pulse 120, but apex beat in the normal I saw him -that evening at 8 30. He was lyingin a semi- position, axd noslgn of disease.' Urne- specific gravity, LC'22; comatose oondttion; pupils slightly dilated, fixed. RespIra- no albumen, sugar, or casts. Temperature normal. The tion 24,pulse 60 Temperature normal, sweating. He had a abdomen was distended, and tympsaitic all over. There as severerlgor while I was examining him. He could only be noepigastric tenderness or pain in the rightillac fcssa. roused with diffioulty, and In answer to repeated questions he Treatment and Progress -I sernt her to bed and ordered said' he had headache and painin the left sboulder. There albumen water. On the mornlig of the 2Uth I l(arnedthat the was a slight systolic murmur to be heard over the apex. patient had passed a very restless night and had vomited six .April 301h, 11 a.m. Pulse 80, respiration 20. Temperature 990. times. I examined the vomitus and found it consisted of No urinebad been passed duringthe night. No action ofthe yellow bile. I again examined ber abdomen and discovered bowels. He lay quietmostly allDigbt. Tach cr6brale well tendernees down the site of the descending colon. I then iarked.' Kernig'ssignpresent. Urinewasdrawnoffandwas examined the rectuw, but digital examination revealed Its found free from albumen and sugar. There was tenderness on emptiness. Three enemata were administered, but not pressure over sides of neok and side of head, especially behind retained. I then gave her an aloetic pill to stimulate her the left mastoid. oolon. On the 25th I found the pillbad not aoted, and the May1st. Temperature normal, pulse 72, jerky all over. patient had been vomiting all night. Upon examining the The passing of a catheter threw him into a convulsive abdomen I felt a soft, pultaceous mass in the region of the condition. The least touoh seemed sufflicent to cause these sigmoid. It was now perfectly clear that the patient had a seizures. Lumbar puncture was performed. No fluid name faecal accumulationinher colon. Another digital examina- away, so thatit is doubtfulif the needle entered the canal. tion of the rectum was made, but nothirg was discovered. 'May2nd. Pulse 88, respiration 22,temperature 98.40. On the 26th the pattent remarked, "Ibave en attark of plies May 4th. Improved ; more conEcious ;has less pain. He Is and can feel Eomething In the bowel, but I cannot get rid of takling more food, and during the night passed urine for the il." I found a large, hard soyblous massin the rectum, which first time. I broke up with thehandle of a teaspoon. From this time he qutckly Improved, was viasted on Result.-I then administered a ptnt of warm water per May 27th for the last time; and he Is now, and has been rectum. Further relief speedily followed. The 'patlent sinep, In good health.' rapidly convalesced. I REMARKS.-The "jerky" condition noted on May1st REMARKS.-The explanation of this casein the light of w,as very curious. It partook partly of the nature subsequent eventsis easy In the first place, the diar- of an epileptic seizure, .partly thatoft a rigor. Tte rhoea from which this patient suffered wasa sp ious least touch anywhere was sufficient to bringon; a seizure. diarrhowa-a catarrh of the olon set up by the irritation .The patient was seen onEeveral occasions by my of the se balons mass. The heart was excitable for two partner, Dr. Sinclair, and his condition was so grave that reasons: (1)On account of the abdominal distension we gave a hopeless prognosis. (2) from Irritation of'the sympathetli n'erves largely represented In the colon. The pain down the left side CAAE II was evidently due to catarrh of the descendingcolon. .. " W., aged 23, labourer on"t1 slagbWnk" (steel works). I The were dUe to 'pressure of the see haemorrholes p.m. loaded was called to this man at 11 on 'July 2nd, 1908. I up sigmoid upon the pelvic veins the fdunud himpropped inahair. Skin wasio stanad lammy. Interfeting with return of Breathing face pale, PDlse slow and weak.. He was bloodfrom the haemorrhoidal veins,which possees no spoken to. reacted to .vmlve& irirbitableI , w-hn Pupil lightsluggishlly, Two furtheer points Iehould like to mention: TM..A ROYAL SOCIETY 01 M-EDICINE. [Jut'4 27, I, 1572~~ _j~~~~~ .7 _ ___ (1) The foolishness of putting- indismimIna^te au ab or Present omly inamall degreethe ovum'penetrated deeply dominal cases upon milk; (2) the desirbility of making andrapidly; theirst invasion was madeby isolatedtrpho- a diagnopls betore we attempt any therapeutic measures. blastio cells, the way for which was prepared by loosening Had we In tIli case, as a matter of routine, put this and oedema of the maternal tissues. Dr. FoRDYrcE could patient on a milk dieb, the symptoms would have been not understand why all the uterine cavity should be lined aggravated; and had we empirically given an acid and by decidual tissue it its unction was merely that of a opium mixture to check the diarrhoea, so-called, we barrier. Dr. BABBOUR was very much struck by the minute should have still further aggravated the patient'is size of the opening which resulted in the death of the condition. patient. This case emphasized the importance of opera- Bedford. S. J. Ross, M,D.ViYt. tion in all cases of extrauter-ine pregnancy. Dr. HAULTAN pointed out that the desquamation of the epithelium at the uterine site of the tubal pregnancy confirmed Lawson REPORTS Tait's theory as to the cause of extrauterine pregnancy. OF SOCIETIESI The persistent haemorrhage might be due to the tropho- ROYAL SOCIETY OF blast which prevented coagulation of the blood. Opera- MEDICINE. tion should be employed even when the patient was SEOTION 01 SURGERY. moribund, as he had seen such cases rescued from death. AT a meeting on June 16th, Mr. :WARRGoio HAWARD, Dr. HAIG FERGusON believed that in cases where preg- President, In the chair, Mr. W.. G. SPEEERa read a nancy occurred in the Isthmus of the Falloplan tube paper on the reduction of an old Subcoraooid diskea- rupture was due to erosion and not to 'distension. At tios of the humerus by excavating the glenold cavity the fimbriated extremity rupture was due chiefly to the through a posterior intermuscular Incision. Having latter cause. turned back a skin flap, the deltold and latissi- SPECIMENS. mus dorsi were held aalde, a part of the infraspinatus The following were among the 'specimens shown:-Sir detached with a raspatory, the teres minor re, A. R. SImPsON: A Japanese pelvimeter with an attach- tracted, and the glenold cavity thus exposed. It was ment for estimating the angle of pelvic Inclination. Dr. found possible to remove a considerable piece of bone HAIG FERGUSON: (1) Donble uterus and vagina, one being and a mass of thickened capsule without Injury to either larger than the other. (2) A uterus containing more than the triceps or biceps, and into the cavity thus formed the 90 submucous fibrolds. (3) A fibroid tumour removed head of the humerus was placed by Kochet's mantpula- from the uterus; during an attack of whooping-cough it tton. The wound healed by first intention, and the had become Impacted in the pelvis and caud retention functional, result obtained was very satisfactory. The of urine. operation was performed three and a half months after the date of the injury; the patient was a man aged 63. The arlvantages claimed for the posterior route were: (1) The OPHTHIALMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF THE vary limited division of muscles; (2) no artery of any size UNITED KINGDOM. was divided; (3) no cavity was left and no drainage Mr. R. MARCUS GuNN, F.R.C.S., President, In the Chair. required. The CaIRMAN considered the operation a decided advance In the treatment of the condition. Thursday, .Tne 11hk, 1908. Mr, RUSE1TON PARKER pointed out that the degree of EXHIBITS. disability varied considerably in these cases, but con- MR. PBIESTLEY SMITH showed a small Instrument, con- sidered Mr. Spencer's result extremely good. Mr. T. H. sisting of a series of lenses azranged In a frame, for use KELLOoK described a case in which he had operated in with the shadow test. The feature of the apparatus was a similar fashion through an anterior incision, and the close packing of the lenees, about sixteen of them suggested the use of a combined anterior and posterior being contained in a linear foot, and it enabled very rapid Incision. Mr. RUSETON PARKER, In a paper on a case of examinations to be made. Mr. LIELrI PATON showed a severe compound fracture of the humerus, recommended case with connective tissue in front of the optic disc, slinging the forearm to the reeck, thus flexing the elbow. Dr. EDBIDGE-GRBEN exhibited an improved lantern for In this position deformity was very slight, and fixation testing colour perception. There was an arrangement could easily be secured by the use of flexible metal splints. conststing of three slides in a vertical column, each slide He also read a paper on two cases of ununited fracture being fitted wlth variously-coloured glasses, which could treated by open operation and implantation of chips of be brought opposite an aperture with an iris diaphragm. callus between the fragments. Mr. J. H. TOXmIsoN showed a Nernst laXup projecting lantern. Mr. SYDNEY STEPHENSON showed a patient with a curious congenital anomaly of the iris. Mr. G, W. ROLL EDINBURGH OBSTETRICAL SOCIETY. showed a patient with skytblue solerotics, and Mr. G. W. Professor STEPHENSON, President, Roll one with double papllitis. Mr. HuDsox showed a in the Ohair. case of Thiersch grafting. Mr. G. CoATs showed a case of Wediseeday, June 10th, 1908. exudation ln the retlUia. EARLY TUBAL GESTATION. MR. H. WADE and Dr. B. P. WATsON described a specimen CORTAGIOUS CONJUNCTIVITIS. obtained post mwrtem from the body of an unmarried Mr. P. E. H. AD*Ns gave an account of an epidemic of woman aged 30 years, who died within twelve hours of contagious conjunctivitis. It occurred in the spring, In a the onset of aoute abdominal symptoms. The abdomen small school of. 37 boys, 21 of whom were attacked. The and pelvis were fall of blood, the source of which was a eldest boy affected was 14, the youngest nearly 10. All minute perforation in a small almond-shaped swelling the smears taken, except one, showed numerous Gram- which was found on the isthmus of the right Fallopian positive diplocoocl. Most of them were typicolly flame- tube. The affected tube was cut In serial sections, 1,971 in shaped pneumocooil with capsules1 thouh a few o them all, and these were carefully examined. The utertw con- were rounder in shape, and In some the capsules were not tained a deeldual lining, and In the mucoua membrane of evident. This agreed with the description given by the tube a distinct decidual formation was present. The Schmldt1 of smears taken from cases of pneumooccal ovum was growing In the muscular wall of the tube, conjunctivitis. On blood agar the colonies were typical and in this situation cells were present which were slow-growlig pneumococo,, and there was no growth on Identical with decidual cells, but formed no membrane. agar. Only 3 of the cases were at al acute, most of them, At the periphery of the ovum the lumen of the tube was being subacute or quite mild; 4 cases of relapse were still intact; nearer to the centre It was no longer reported. The condition found on examination was fairly vlsible owing to the destruction of the w411. Riop- constant-general congestion of the lower palpebral con- ture had occurred about the centre of the sac, junctive, with slight injection of the ocular conjunctiva, probably through muscular action on a tube which con- and in the acute cases a thin line of muco-pus In the folds tained a good deal of blood from ekosion of a blood vessel of the conjunctiva of the lower lid. The upper lid showed in,the wall by hypoblastic tissue. The wall at this point slight e,nlargemept of follicles at the apglqg, and a row was specially tbin and hence easily torn. The authors of minute follicles along t1he everted edge. The whole thought that the decidual cell formation. and deposit of epidemic lasted aboqut five week, ar4 s8ead irg spite of flbriz, in the tlseues acted as a sort of barrie agqist isolatio. Itagreed in almosteereyrewpet with prep hypoblaelic invasion. Where those processes were absent lArfchiv. of Ophtl&., xxxvi, No.2. JINU 27,. IgoL]6 MEDICAL NEWS. MDL.,^x7mmA-1WS _7NV2_ _g -lz 1 up. In the second class the prize for the bebt last 9 holes MEDICAL NEWS, v Bogey was won by W. C. Bluck with 1 up. The Henry Merris,.Challenge Cup, awarded for the bestseore awnst THB annual prizAw giving at the London (Royal Free Hos- 13cy af handicap, the wiuner also receiving, the for will take place on Medical. Golfing Society gold medal, went to F. J. Smith 1ital) Sebool of Medicine Women for the Eecond time with 4 up. The foursome sweepstake gaursday, July 2nd, at 4 p.m.; Lady Groves will present resulted In a tie between 3. H. Drysdale and 0. M. Hinds the awards. Howell and Clifford Price and 3. H. Whitaker,who returned THB late Dr. Theodore Duka, of Bournemouth, an scores of all square V. Bogey. obituary notice of whom appeared in the BruTISH MEDICAL MEDICAL MAGISTRATE.-Dr. J. H. Dudgeon, of Worklng- JOURNAL of. Mav 30th, 1908, left eitate valued at £22,705 ton, has been placed on the Commission of the Peace for gross, and £22.680 net. the County of Cumberland. WILLIAM ROBERT SMITH, M.D., V.D., Brigade Surgeon- ROYAL PORTSMOUTH HOSPITAL.-At a meeting of the Lieutenant-Colonel (Honorary Surgeon-Colonel), 3rd governors of this hospital held-on the-19th instant, a formal LDndon Volunteer Infantry Brigade, has been appointed resolution authorizing the sale of funded property tom-thi Deputy-Lieutenant of the County of London, dated amount of £4,000 to meet the cost of a new -out-patient June 18th. department was about to be moved, when the gratifying THE annual meeting of the National Association for the announcement was made that a donor, who wished to Prevention of Consumption and Other Forms of Tubercu- remain anonymous, would defray the entire cost of the losis will be,held on July 3rd, at 3.30 p.m., at Caxton Hall, new building. This splendid gift should stimulate alt Westminster, S.W., when the Countess of Aberdeen. will classest in- Portsmouth and the neighbourhood to maintain give anaccount of the tuberculosis exhibition she organized the hospital in the highest efficiency, and to promote its first in Dablin and then in other towns in Ireland. widest service. THu dinner to the French; visitors' (Foyage d'Etudes SOCIETY OF MEDICAL OFFICERS OF HEALTH.-An, extra- MUdicale) will, be held at theEHotel Cecil on Thursday, ordinary general meeting of the Incorporated Society of July 16th, and not as previously announced. Subscrip- Medical Officers of Health was held, under the chairman. tions (not less than £2 Zs.) should be sent totbe Treasurer, ship of the President, Dr. George Reld, M.O.H., Stafford- Dr. Dundas Grant, 18, Cavendish Square, at,the earIlest shire, at the offices of the Society, London, W.C, on June possible date. 19th. Resolutions were passed unanimously by which* the :THE Brassels Medical Graduates' Association is to hold membership of the Society will be limited in future to its annual diner this year on July 7th, at the Garden two classes-namely, Fellows and, Associates. It was altso Olub, in the grounds of the Franco-Britisli Exhibition, at agreed that the Fellowship of the Society shall be open 7 for 7.30. The speeches are to be few and brief, and'on to the following: Medical officers of health, acting, or this occasion members are invited to bring ladies. Appli- retired, whether in the British Isles and dependencies or cation for tickets should be addressed to the Honorary elsewhere; medical officers (sanitary) of the navy and Secretary, Dr. Arthur Haydon, Henrietta Street, Cavendish army.(at home or abroad); all registered medical prac- Square, W. titioners holding a diploma in sanitary science, publie DR. W. J. HOWARTH, who has been medical offlier of health, or State medicine under Section 21 of the Medical health to the county borough of Derby for the past ten Act, 1886; all medical inspectors of the Local Government years,. is leaving to take up the appointment of medical Boards or other Government departments of England and officer of health to the county council of Kent, and on Wales, Scotland, and Ireland; and medical officers ap- Wednesday, June 24th, a meeting of the medical practi- pointed by education authorities. The confirmatory tioners' of the town was held at the house of the Chairman meeting will be held, in the Law Courts at Cardiff on of the Sanitary Committee (Dr. Laurie) to bid h-im farewell July 17th. and to make him a presentation. The speeches referred in very cordial terms to the excellent work Dr. Howarth had done during his years of office, and to the happy relation- HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY MANAGEMENT. ship that had always existed between him and his medical brethren .THE ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. AT a recent meeting of the Royal Meteorological Society AT the annual meeting of the Royal London Ophthalmid Ilos- 'Mr. B. F. E. Keeling described Egypt as having ito pitl on February 25th the report submitted was from a "weather." On the other hand Abywsinla had weather, fnancial point of view of an unfavourable character. The and it was' on the conditions prevailing in thateountry annual subscription list shows a diminution for the first Uime that the-vhole prosperity of Egypt d.ependei. If the for msny years; legcies of £4,000 have had to be treated' as summer ralilfall in Abyssinia was good the Nile flood in ordinary income, and twenty beds still remain' closed for Egypt was proportionately satisfaetbry. The erly spring want of funds. The year's income included over £1,00Q showers in Abysinia were of equal importance. In received from the patients. Abyssinia there was no meteorological service, so. in view CHARING CRO88 HOSPITAL. of the importance of some preknowledge. of the probable THE report submitted and approved at the eighty-seventh 'state of the Nile, steps had recently been- taken by means annual meeting of Charing Cross Hospital on March' 4th of balloons and kites to obtain observations on the upper showed a great improvement in the financial position of this air over Egypt. This method of investigation had not institution. About half the unsecured liabilities of the been carriea on sufficiently long to deterniine its value, institution,have been extinguished, ond ordinary Income last but it was intended to continue and develop the work. year fell short of expenditure by less than £1,000. A hope TrWI annual report of the Registrar-General of Jamaica was expresed that all would agree- upon steadfast adherene for the year ending March 31st, 1907, is based on an to-the policy of strict economy adopted during the past year estimated population of 830,261 persons. The birth-rate until the financial position of the hospital had again become was 38.1, as against 38.8 in the preceding year, 65.2 per thoroughly sound. The audience was also reminded that the cent. of the births being illegitimate. The general death- income which the lnstitution at present derives from' the-loan rate was 26.6 per 1,000, a higher figure than any recorded of certain of its wards to the Royal National Orthopaedic during the previous ten years.. About 81 per cent. of the Hospital must be expeoted to come to an end' before long, and deaths were registered without medical certification of will then have to be replaced in some other fashion. their cause. Infant mortality is nowhere shown as such, THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, BIRMINGHAM. bit msy be gathered from one table to* be very high, TEN report presented to the annual meeting' of the Birmhig- standing at 143 per 1,000 births for legitimate and at 226 ham and Midland Children's Hospital showed that 14,849 for illegiimate children- The standard of education ,patients had- been treated. during 1907. Of these, 976 were In the island appears to be low, since in 43 per cent. of in-patlente, 13,402 were out-patients, and 471 casualties. The the marriages registered during the year the signature numberof operations performed was 2,549, which is an increae of eitfher the bride or bridegroom took the form of a mark. of over 500 on the previous year. The mortality of ln patients Two deQaths occurred amongst the medical practitioners of was 14 34 'per cent., the average for the last seven years having medical been 11.59. In explanation of the high rate fori907 it was the island, and there were 4 new arrivals, the pointed out that 'the hospital does not at present provide register at the end of the year containing 141 names. nearly enough beds In proportion to the number of out- THE Medical Golfing Society held its annual tournament patients, so that only the most urgent cases can be treated in on June 18th at Guildford, by kind permission of the the wards. The' year's working resulted In a deflciency; of Guildford Golf Club. In Class I (handicaps 12 and under) £277 as compared with £68 for the preceding year. The urgent in the 18 holes match play v. Bogey, H. Tilley and D necossity for the erection of a new hospital was referred,to Flndlay tied with 2 up. In Class II (handicaps over 12), both in the annual report of the Committee of Manageme'nt F. J. Smith was first with 4 up, and G4.W. Dawson was arid inthatof the Medical Board. A freehold site of over.two and secondb with 2 up. The scores for the best last. 9. holes a half acres hIs been obtained in the Ladywood Road, and the v. Bogey in the first class were H Tilley 2 up, and erection of a new hospital will be proceeded with as soon as D. Findlay, J. A. Willett, K. W. Goadby, and C.~J. Marsh thi necessary fundis can be iobUine6& . JUNE 27, 1900 UNIVERSITIES AND COLGES. r£ ZpZJ 1607 The President stated that he had informed the Direotor- AND General of the Egyptian Survey Depaitment that faoilities UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES, would be given to Dr. Elliot Smith and Dr. Wood Jones to UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. carry out their invastlgations, and that he felt sure the Council .T.Hs fallowing appointments have been made: would gladly accept the handsome offdr of the E3yptian RLepresentative on the Ganeral Medical Council.-Slr Clifford Government. Allbutt, M.D., K.C.B. Imperial Cancer Research Fund. Professor of Blology.-W. Bateson, M A., St. John's College. The President reported that he had undertaken to place a University Lecturer in Physiology.-Dr. H. K. Anderson, room In the College at the disposal of the authorlties of the Uonv. and Calus College. Imperial Cinoer Research Fand for their annual meeting on Examiners in Medliine.-Dr. Bradbury, Dr. Osler, Dr. Rose July 14th. Bradford, Dr. Newton Pitt. Covjaint Examinalions w!th London University. Excamlners in Surgery.-Mr. Kellock, Mr. Stanley Boyd, Mr. A committee was appointed to combine with any committee L. A. Dunn, MIr. Raymond Johnson. which might be appointed by the Royal Callege of Physicalns Examiners in Midwifery.-Dr Rivers Pollock, Dr. Spencer. to consider and draft a scheme which, if approved by the Professor Adarmi, of Christ College, has been appointed to Colleges, should be submitted to the Senate of the University TOpresent -the University at the TL'uberculosis Congress in of London, with the object of establishing a system of con- Washington. joint examinations for the degrass of M B. and B.S. and the The following degree3 were conferred on June 11th: diplomas of L.R.C.P.Lrnd. and M.R.C.S.Eng. M.D.-G. A. Coulby, Trin.; A. H. F'ardon, Cbrist's. M.B., B.C.-L. B. Cane, King's; A. L. R. Smith, Gonv. and Cai.; Election of Council. BI. T. Ashby, Emiim. A meeting of Follows wlll be held at the College on Thurs- M.B.-E D. Anderson, Pemb.; A. W. L. Drake, Pemb.; W. I. day, July 2nd, for the election ot four Fallows into the Councll Cumberlidge, Christ's. In the vacanoles oocasioned by the retirement in rotation of Mr. John Ward C isins, Mr. Alfred Pearce Gznld, and Mr. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. William Harrison Ceipps (of whom Mr. Causins does not offer ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL. himself for re-elention), and by the resignation of Mr. THE Blshop of London will present the awards for the seEsions Mareh. 1907 8 on Monday, June 29th, at 3 p.m. Frederick Howard UNIV\ERsITY. COLLEGE. The assembly of the Faculties of University College, Gower CORRESPONDENCE1 Street, will take place next Thursday at 3 p.m., the prooeed- inge inoluding the presentation of the report of the work of the THE 8OO1ALTZiTLON OF MEDICINE. eession and the announooment ot the results of the University, SIu,-Your eptrited leader on the above subject is, eoholarship, and class examinations. An address will be a re- delUvered by-the Rlght Hon. Sir Edward Fry, F.R.S., a Fellow despite the uncompromising hostility of its tone, ,of the College. markable testimony to the fact that collectivism has Invaded the arena of " practteal politics." That your con- UNIVERSITY OF GL ,SGOW. cluslons accurately represent those of the vast majorlty of CHAIR OF CLTI4ICAL MEDICINE. your readers there can be little doubt; and that, of IT is announced that the University Court will proceed to natural and maske an appointment to the above chair on July 9th or on an course, in a great offliial journal, is only early date thereafter. Any information may be had from the right; although some of Us may sometimes regret your Beoretary, University Court, at the University. liability to the dramatic illusion that all who hold other than the orthodox view, on this or any subject, are justly ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON. to be stigmatized as rogues and fools. It has happened AT an extraordinary oomitia held at the College on Thursday, more than once In lay (and medical) history that the June 18Sh, the Presildent, Sir R Douglas Powell, In 1he Chatr, has pre- it was announced that Dr. A. B Russell had bsen appolnted view of a contemned minority triumphantly {iGoulstonfan Lecturer; Dr. Norman Moore, Lumleian Lecturer; vailed. In the interest of a doubtless considerable Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt, FltzPatrick Lscturer; and Dr. minority of members of our Association, who Incline to 13herrington, Oliver-Sharpsy Lecturer for the year 19C9, and what, in all friendliness, I shall describe as more generous Dr. Gamgee, Croonlan Lseturer for the year 1910. and enlightened views, may I, a member of not a few The remaining business was declared secreta collegi. years' standing, point out some of the more obvious fallacies and crudities of your (that ts, the conventional) ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF EDINBURGIH. AT a meeting of the College on June 23rd, the vacanoy in the view ? offloe of President created by the death of tbe late Dr. C. E. You [assume, without the shadow of jastificatlon, as UJnderhill was filled by the appointment of the Vioe-President, regards vrobability, that the socialization of medicine Dr. John Plfyfair, for the remainder of the current academio must either be completely rejected or carried out, in -year. defiance of the true logic of expediency, to the limit of That the pro- ROYAL COLLEGIE OF SURGEONS OF ENGIL&ND. imposed by the false logic fanaticism. AT an ordinary meeting of Councll on June 18tb, the Jellowship vision of free medical attendance for all who need It, and was conforred on the following gentlemen: care to avail themselves of it, necessarily Involves the sup- J. J. Irwin, Capt, I.M.S., A. M. II. Grav, G. S. Hett,. C. A. Moore, pression of all private pTactice. We'are all at the present H. Rischbietb, H. Irving, J. 4. Gibb, M. L. Hine, C. M. Page, moment entitled to have our children taught, and well R. Davies-Colley, D. W. Roy, S. W Daw, A. Kinder, H. A. R. E. Unwin, C. H. S. Frankau, (. E. Wilson, G. C. E. Simpson, W. W. taught upon the whole, by the public authority; but how Holtzmann, A. R. Short. many of us-I speak of the professional and upper middle Messrs. F. J. F. Barrington, G. P. Mills, and C. H. Smith, classes-are availing oureelves of the privilege? Rightly -who ware also approved at the rec3nt Final E1xamination, will or wrongly, we prefer, almost to a man (to say nothing of be admitted as soon as they have attained the statutory age of the women), to pay pretty dearly for the' sort of teaching 25 years. and Electton of Examiners. and compsalonship that we prefer for our sons The following were elected for the ensulng year: daughters. Eton, Harrow, Rugby, Wellington, Olifton, Elepaentary Biology: (1) Hill, Jame3 P.; (2) Shore, Thomas William. Epsom, and the rest, continue serenely to carry on Anoatomy: (1) Greene, Wm. Hy. Clayton; (2) Robinson, Arthur; their work, as if the right to free education had never <3). Wright, -William. Ph).siology: (1) Abrahams, Bertram Louis; Imagine tbat, it a <2) Loathes, John Beresford. For the Fellowships- dnatomy: (1) Eccles, been heard of. Does any one Wm. McAdam; (2) Parsons, Frederick Gymer; (3) Thomson, Arthur; State medical service were established to-morrow, there i4) Young, Alfred Harry. Phvsiology: (l) Brodie, Thomas be desire to interfere with the rights of 42) Buckmaster, George Alfred; (3) Myers-Ward, Charles Frederick;-Gregor, would anvy <4) Thompsons, William Henry. Midwifery: (1) Plavfair, Hugh James men (aot a few, I dare warrant) who should elect to remain Moore; (2) Pollock, William Rivers; (3) Targett, James Henrv; outside, and practise "on their own"? Or the rights of ,(4) Tate, Walter.William Hunt. Public Health: Part I. Spitta, Harold Robert Dacre; Part those who, in place of avalling themselves of the attend- II. Bulstrode, Herbert Timbrell. ance at their free disposal by the State, preferred Excavatfons in the Nile Valley placed A letter was read of the 27th ultimo addressed to the Presi- to pay large fees to such outside practitioners? There dent by the Director-Gsneral of the Srirvey D3partment of the are numbers of people who might be described as profes- -Egyptian Government, asking that facilities may be given to stonal invalids, who spend their lives going from one Dr. EUiot Smith and Dr. Wood Jones, of the Cairo Medical health resort, and one consulting room, to another. Theee Bohool, to carry out in the museum of the College an examina- harmless lunatics are a source of inexhaustible revenue to tion of a collection of material found n the course of exc,ava- of the present professional r6gime, but tions in the Nije Valley, land representing the varied .races of the hlghfliers epeople who inhabited ifubia in ancient times, together with would receive short shrift at the hands of men who, by t;heir p~tbology and the results of their surgery, and stating receipt of a State salary, had been -placed in a truer and that the Egyptian GEovernment will offer to the museum of the more independent relation to their ctent0le. But nobody 'College th. collection of the material which is sent over for the would dream of objecting to their continuing to Indulge spurpoee of this comparaative study. -, - their valetudinarian proclivities at their own expense. U?W.UNNgT To iYEU 3JUz 27, IgoS.] DaiTIm MurnCAL~JOURNAl

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REPORTS OF STANDING COMIMITTEES

MEETINGiS OF BRANCHES AND DW'VISIONS

PROGRAMMIE OF ANNUAL MEETING

MEDICAL BILLS IN PARLIAM1ENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL ETC.

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INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT FOR VOLUME I, 1908.

A. 434; general arrangement', 1, 35; Firth mtdwivea in Poor-law institutions, 37 College, 89: sheMeld Technical School, 29; tensioa between doctors and midwives, 14; Act, Notification of Birtht (1907), 3, 9, 11, the Medical School, 29; tbe University of Board's examiners. 76; drunkenness in 12, 13. 22, 27, 42, 52, 5!, 6$. 82, 9), 97, Obeffield, 30; Patholiogical Musetim, 6,, 98, midwives, 76; midwives' plates, 76. 134; a 98, 121, 137, 139, 110. 189, 197, 246. 294, 169; programme of business, 166, 35!, 434; midwise'd conduct. 76; disciplinary meet- 460, 464, 468; Resolutions of: Glasgow the sections, 166 ing, 76; payment of miiedical men called in and West of Scotland braneli, 3; Bath Association. British Medical. Annual Repre by midwives, 133, 181; convictions of mid- Division, 9; West Norfolk Division, l ; sentative Meeting, 381; pro visional agenda, wives, 134: examinations 134; midwives Liverpool and Birkenhead combined 265, 381 struck off the Roll, 172; midwives censured, 'Divisions, 11,97, 243; Walford and Harrow Association, British Medical, annual reports 173; midwives cautioned, 173; application -Division, 11; North of EDgland Branch, 12: of Branches, 249 for restoration to Roll, 173; election of 'Northamptonshire Division, 13; Guilcford Association, British Medical, atten dances of hllairman, 181; hostility between the Division, 29 ; Brighton Division, 2 ; Exeter Council, committees, and subecmmittees medical profession and midwives. 181; Division, 27; Bradford Division, 42; Wigan (1907-8), 255 midwives and cancerof uterus, 181, 373, 468; Division, 52; City Division, 53; Lambeth Association, British Medical, changes of inspection of maternity wvards, 181: the late Division, 64, 9D, 139; Wandsworth Division, boundaries, 22 JIr. Culltngwoitli, 373: -Princess Clhristian's -83; Ashton-under-Lyne Division, 97; Stock Association. British Medical, the Charter, 12, Maternity Home, 37s; midwife practising port Division, 98; ReadIng Dtvision, 124: 139, 192, 369, 449, 460, 454; resolution of, without notifying local supervising autho- Glasgow Norti-West Division, 137; Bedford Hastings Division, 12 Malaya Branch, 139; rity, 373; amendment of rules, 373; train- and Herts Division, 14); Boutn-Easterit Natal Branch, 192; Cardiff Division, 369; iog of pupil midwives, 373; deaths of Counties Division, 19; Boston and special report of Council on, 307; Glasgow infants from pcmpliigus, 373; Irish mid- Spalding Division, 197; South Maachester North-West Division, 449- Bouth-Eastern wives, 373; annua report of the Board, 'Division, 394; Bolton Division, 460; Counties Division, 483; Portmoutli Divi- 373: Rules of the Board, 467; Notification Northamptonshire Dlvision, 464; and tiis ston, 464 ; Northamptonshire Livision, 454- of Rirths Act, 467 * ex%minations in Ireland, Central Midwives Board, 468 See also Referendum 467; paymeut of fess to medical prac- Act, Prevention of Corruption (1936), 72, 137, Association, British Medical, proceedings of titiontrs, 468 133, 141, 111, 179, 189, 367, 3,8, 37), 393, 416, 4c8 Council, 57, 276; mianruts, 17. 276 ; apologies, Bolton Division. Ree Plivision -Act, Education (i907), 41; resolutions of, 57, 276; Dr. Galton, 57; death of former 14ootle Division. See Division Tottenham Division, 41 member of Council, 57; Bristol Royal In- Boston and Spalding IDivimion. See Division -Act, Midwives, 415 firmary, 57: medical treatment of school Bournemoutli DivisiLon. See lEivision Act, Midwives, and guardians. 190 children, 57; spectal subcommittee on Bradford Division. See Division .Act, Pblic Health Acts &mendmant (1°07), 4; medical treatment, 57; Stockport Division, Branch, Bath and Bristol. 64,89, 843, 457 ; clini circular from Local Government Board, 4 58; British Association, t8: YorkshIre cal evening, 64; new members, 89 244; dis Act, Workmen's Compensalion, 91, 123, 131, Branch, 58; Southern B'anch. 58; St. cussion, b9: communications, 243; cases, 139, 140, 177, 247, 368; memorandum from Pancras and Islington Division, 58 ; Dental 243: proposed University of Bristol, 243; Metropolitan Counties Branch 91;* eesolu- Surgerv Section, 58; Royal Sanitary Insti- annusl meeting, 457; report nf Council, tions of, Bampstead Ujivlsion. 123; Lambeth tute, 58; candidate for membership of the 4b7; finance, 457; installation of new Presi. Division, 139; stratford DuivisJon, 140, 247: Association. 58; Buda-Peath CoDgress. i8: dent, 457; election of onocers, 4;7: Presi- Westminster Division, 140; St Pancras and Journal and Finance Committee, 58, 276; dent's address, 451 ; vote of thanks, 457 Islington Division, 177; and hospital the Lance 58,276 Organization Committee, Branch. Bermuda. 122; special meeting, 122; patients, 131; fees for examinationR under, 68, 277; Science Committee, t9; Jrish Com- election of president, 122; pi oposed group- 141; miners and collieTy doctors, 363 mittee, 59, 277; Pubtic Health Committee, ing of Branches, 12; the Charter, 122; .Altrincham Division. See Division 59. 277; Medico-Political Committee, 59,276; local mattei s. 122 Ambulance classes as opportunities for Hospitals c-ommittee, 60,278;*tbical om- Branch, Cape of Good Hope, E stern Fro- erecting the best bulwark against quackery mittee, 60.278; Premises Committee, 60,277; viDce, 453; confirmation of minutes, 459; (Harrison Mitchell), 17 tesolutions of condolence, 276; contract votes of thar ka, 459; reprosentative of -:Army, British, Medical Service of, promo- practice, 276; Locil Government Roerd for Branch at South Aftican Medical CoDgress, tions and appo Inmente, 6, 14, 23 28. 43. 51, Ireland, 276: Shlieffild meeting. 276; Uni- 45s; pipers, 469; proposed public abattoir, 66, 78 84, 93, 101. 125 134, 173. 182, 194, 2-0, versitv of Wales, 276 ; Colonial Committee, 459; tuberculin testing of milch cows, 459 284, 377, 398, 419, 453, 463 277; Scottisli Committee, 277; kiospitls Branch, *'ape of Good Hope, Western Pro- .Army, British, Africa general ase vlce medal, Committee, 278; report of Council, 278; vince, 459; case, 459: cremation, 419 284 candidates, 278; Therapeutic Committee, Branch, Dorset and West id ants, 413; kpring Army, British, Army Medical Service, pro- 278; Putnev hospital, 278; Sttffordahire meeting, 413; confirmation of miinutes, 413; motions and appointments, 84,125,134, 173, Branch, 278; Cape of Good Hope Branch, apology for non-attenoance, 413; installa 182, 194, 260, 234, 377, 198. 419, 468 278; appointment of follcitor, 218; reports tion of new President. 413; financial state. Army. Rritish, changes of station, 28, 84, 126, of Branche3, 278 ment, 413: reports, 413: new members, 4l3; 260, 378, 463 Association, British Medical, annual report President's address, 413; papers, 414; ex- -Army, British, Colonial Medical Service, of Council (1307-8), 28i; balance sheet for hibits, 414; tea, 41J ; dinner, 416 promotions and appointments, 46, 284 1907, 289; special report of Council on Branch, Dundee, Ile, 459; conference on Army, British, exchange, 260 draft Charter, ordinances, and.by-laws, 307 medical education, I L9; annual meeting, 459; Army, British, Honourable Artillery Com-. Association, British medical, grants and coDfirmation of minutes, 459; ixieasurer's pany of London, promotions and appoint- scholarships for scientific research, 49, 74, statement. 4t9; election of officers, 459; re- ments, 173 101, 165 port of Representative Member of Council, .Army, British, Royal Army Medical College, Association, British Medical, members 459; Annual Representative Meeting, 469; promotions and appointments, 66 elected duriog the December quarter, 99; ethics of mtdical consultation, 459 .Army, British, Royal Army Medical Corps, during the March quarter, 281 Branch, East Anglian, 119; spring meeting, promotions and appointments, 6. 14. 23 28 Association, British Medical, -the Referen- 189; confirmation of minutes, At9; Lynn 46, 54. 66, 78, 84, 93, 101, 13$, 173, 182, 194, 260; dum. See Referendum Thomas and skyrme Fund, 189; papers, L89; '284, 398, 453, 468 Association. British Medical, Science Com. Dr. Crowfoot's Museum, 189; exhibits, 189; Army, British, Army Medical Reserve of mittee. See Committee luncheon, 189 Officers, promotions and appointments, 6, Ayrshire Division. See Divlslo2 Bravc , East Yorkshire and North Lincoln- 14, 66, 78, 93, 125, 134, 194, 377, 398 shire, 469; annusl meeting, 459; confirma- Army, British, Royal Company of Archers, tion of minutes, 45); annual report,459; promotion and apnointments, 488 B. Treasurer's financial statement, 459; elec- .Army, British, Militia, promotion and ap- tion of officers, 469; East anu Nortli York- pointments in the Medical Service of, 78,468 Bath and Bristol Branch. Se Branch shire Medicas Benevolent Soc'ety, 459; ,Army, British, Territorial Force, Royal Bath Division. See Division grant to Epsom College, 459; President's Army Medical Corps, promotions and ap- Bedford and Herts Divilion. See Division address, 452: ainner, 459 pointments, 284. 35l, 419 Bermuda Branch. See Branch Branch, Gibraltar, 122. 245; annual meeting, JArmy, Indian, 'Medical Service of. promo- Blackburn Division. See Division 121; confirmation of minutes. 122, 245; tions and appointments. 6, 14 23. 28. 46, 55, Board, Central Midwives, 5, 37,74,133,172. 181, annual report, 121; election of officers, 128; '66, 788993 101, 126, 142, 173, 182, 194, 239, 350, 373,467; Coombe Luing in Hosenital, 5, 37. 7f, admissiou of Spaniards to Reis8ter, 122; 377, 398, 4k4, 463 134- training of midwives. 5,37, 131; Roll of dele;ates to Annual Meeting, 123; dinner, Ashton-under-Lyne Division. See Division midwives, 5. 134; the term " infectious 123; Represementstive atthe Representative ,Association, Dritish Medical, annual meeting disease," 6, 134; advertisinjr by midwives. Meeting, 245; .Lynn Thomas and Skyrme 'at SheMoild (1W), 1, 29, 65, 98, 117, 166,65, 37; a midwife's substitute, 37; training of fund, 45; papers, 245; votes of thauks, 245. st.'"LMXWtT'T6'ftll'- 4-7+- Agi4. ICA.,- Ir3V. 1- IN-DEXI TO SUPPLEMENT. '[J-V.Ng, 2'X, 1908;

I I Branch. Glasgow and West of Scotland, 3, firmation of minutes, 415; report of University of Wales, 375; actual length of 447; Notification of Births Act (1937), 3; Executive Committee, 416; election of the curriculum, 375; British Pharma deputation to Health Committee, 3; special officers, 416; medical examination for copoeia, 375- procedure in penal cases, 315; meeting, 447; Ruchill hospital, 447: annual life insurance. 416; term "hospital," 416 disciplinarv inquiries, 375. jubilee of the meeting, 448; confirmation of minutes, 448; Branch, South-Eastern of Ireland, 124, 171, Council, 375, 400; vote of thanks, 375; report of Branch Council, 448; Treasurer's 358: confirmation of minutes, 121, 171, 368; results of professional examination', 376: report, 448; Medico aCthical Committee's apologies for non-attendance, 124, 171. 368; publication of regulations as to profes- report 448 ; election of office bearers, 448 ethical investigations, 124, 171; grouping of sional conduct, 376: Apothecaries' Society tea, 448; votes of thanks, 448; dinner, 448; lDivisions. 124: Representative on Central of London, 376, 403; Apothecaries' Hall, Central Council election, 449 Council. 171, 369; Representative Meeting, Dublin, 376, 403; withdrawal of name from Branch. Gloucesterhllhre, 10, 123. 189, 197, 393; 171; Irish Committee, 171; Division and Medical Reoister, 377, 404; disciplinary cases, general meeting, 10; case, 10; intestinal Council meetings, 171; Lynn Thomas and 400, 402, 403, 405; dental cases, 402; pro- obstruction. 10; dinner, 11; medical in- Skyrme Fund. L71; the late Dr. Staunton, posed additional Direct Representative, spection of scho3ls, 123, 189; confirmation 171; annual meeting, 171, 368; installation 403: Examination Committee, 403; Phar- of minutes, 189. 197, 393: paper, ;89: vac- of president, 363; model rues, 368; letters, macopoeia Committee, 403; Dental Educa- cine tlherapy. 197; annual meeting, 393; 368: resolutions, 358; office-bearers, 369; tion and Examination Committee, 403: election of otfce-bearers, 393-; nancial paper, 369; dinner, 369 report on unquallfied practice, 403; Stu- stw'ement and report, 393; Lynn Thomas Branch, South-Western, 13, 247; medical dents' Registration Committee, 404- and Skyrme Fuind, 393 insDection of school children, 13; cases Finance Committee, 401; committees, 404:. Braunch. (4riqualand West, 190; election of and papers. 217 Public Health Committee, 404; reading oi officers, 190 Brancb, Stirling, 369; annual meeting, 369; minutes, 405; dental business, 401; reports. Branch, iong Kong and China, 41, 4E0 confirmatjon of minutes, 369; election of of Education Committee,. 405; reappoint- tpunu.l meetiog, 41; confirmation of offiltbr, 6'9 report of Council, 370 vote of men.*of Registrar, 405; vbt&of thanlks, 405 tutilut, 41, 460 ; refetdum, 41; el4c- sympathr, 3O0; address, 370 Coventry Division. See DI'viion tion of officers, 41 vote of thanks, 41, Branch. iransvaal, 310; annual meeting, 370; 460*; dinLer, 41; room and library for president's address, 310 ; election of officers, members, 430; cages, '60; papers. 4E0; 370; South &frican Committee, 370; new soecimeLs, 460; new members of council, members, 370; annual bafiquet, 370 460 Branch, Ulster, 42. 279; winter meeting, 42; Branch, Lancashire and Cheslhire, 138, 197, spring meeting, 279; confirmation of min- 248, 346, 370. 417, 451, 461, scientific and utes, 42, 279; report of Council, 42, 279; D. cluical meeting, 136; visit to lanoratories, hosatital abuse, 42. 279; apolbgy for non- inuselms. and classrooms, 119-: salt iree attbndaLne6, 42; annual meeting of Branch, DivisloD, Altrincham. 449: annual meeting, diet (J. Hill Abrain), 138; bilharzia disease Zt%', vote of thanks, 279;, lneheon. 279 449; Representative at Representative (Ir. Mae-4l1st-r), 134: bnDe marrow as a Bnch, W6rceste-shire and Herefordshire, Meeting, 449: election of officers, 449 haematinic (Ii. Gordon Gulllan), 133; cases, 90; paper 90; Ethical Cnmmlttee, 90; pro- Division, Ashton under-Lyne, 97, 190, 367; AoM: developmneut of 7adiog.*aphy (vavid posed Malvern Division, 91 notification of births. 97; medical inspec. M organ), 138; picture3 b Lu'nilre process Branch, Yorksnire, 141; apologies for non- tion of school children. 97- medical prac (Dr. Orasn}, 119; Central9 Council of the attendance, 141; reports of Btanch and titioners and midwives, 97; cases, 190; Lynn %ssocia,ticD, 197; nomiuatifus for election Divisions, 141; tne late Professor Wright, Thomas and Slkyrme Fund, 190; election to t- Central Council, 218; Central Council 141 dinner, N14 Central Council, 367 election, 34S, 370, 417, 451, 467, Branch, Yorkshire East and North Lincoln- Division, Ayrsliire, 460; electlon of office- Branch, bJeinster, itZ3 annual meetlng, 123 shire, 459: confirmation of miniuttes, 459; bearers, 460 Branch, Malaya, 13); annual meet nor, 139; annual report, 459; treasu'rer's financial Division, Bath, 9; Notification of Births Act, election ot offcers, 159; report us Council, statement, 459 ; election of offireers, 459; 9: medical inspection of school childten, 9 139; 8ingapcre. Division, 139: akenang, 139; Eitst and NortiYorkshire Medical Benevo- Division, Bedford and Herts 140. 369- con ,q-dtive States, 139; Treasurer's statement, lent Society, 459; grant to Epsom College, firmation of minutes, 140, 369; Treasurer's 139; draft Charter, 139 459; President's aadrkes, 459; dinner, 459 report, 140; report oI kithical Committee, BN snoh, Metropolitan uounties, 25,91,417,466; Brighton Division. See Division 14O; Notification of Births Act, 140; medicaS medical inspectton ot school cbildren, 25; Burnley Division. See Division inspection of school children. 141; the term memorandumm re situation created by the "hospital," 141; papers, 141, 369; luncheon, Workmen's Compeasation Actt, 9L; election 339; apologies for non-attendance, 3(9; of offieers, 417: the elections. 466 votes of thaniks, 310; visit to Woburn Park, BrAnch, Munster, 4e3; annuial meeting, 464; 339 confirmation of minutcs, 463;*epresenta- DLvision, Blackburn, 97, 245, 367; medical in- iive on Central Council, 463; Representa- C. spection of school children, 97; votes oc tive to Repr-e.entattve bioetiife, 463; repre- tinanks, 97, 357; confirmation of miiutes, seutative on Irish Commnittee. 463; election Canterbury and Favershaam Divisioni. See 245, 357; Lynn Thomas and Skyrme fund, of oMcprs and council of Branch (1908-9), Division 215; nedical fees at inquests, 245.; Refer* 463; newmembers, 463 balance sheet, 463 Cape of Good Hope Branch. Slee Btanch endum, 245; notice of motion, 245; annual Branch, l4htal, 191; annual meeting, 191; Cardilf Division. See Division meeting, 361; election of officers, 367; Lytn annual dtnner, 191: reporte4. 191; report os Central Division. See livision Tllomiias and bkyrme lund, 367; Epsom ParliameLttvy Committee. 191: minimum Ceutral Emergency Fund. See Fund CoJlege, 367; medical examination for life femand wage limit, 199; alteration of rules, Chester and Crewe Diviston. See Division insurance, 367 142; election of ofiewro, 192: installation of City Division. See Division Division, Bolton, 460; annual meeting, 460: Chairman, 193; vote oL0 t.anks t6 retiring City and Walthamstow Divisions. .See confirmation of minutes, 460; electiOn of; President, 192: electio' of honorary decre- Divisions offlcers, 460; annual report of ExedAitive tary, 191: Parliamentary Committee, 192; Club practice 170 Committee, 460; Ebbw Vale defene ftind, President's addreeF, 192: replv of Health Committee, C6ntral Ethical, 69, 72, 241. 429; 460; Notifieation of Births Bill, 460, pro- Bn'rd re Idian vaccination. 192-Chabrter detinition or the term. B"ospital," b9 posed appoint'm-ent of lady inspector oc and Referendum, 192; afxTended South Prevention of Corruption Act (1906), 72; midwivies, 460; increase in female inebriety, Af ijean Committe regiilafiors, 192; next ethics of medical consustation, 241; annual 469; aaeferendum, 460: other mattersv 460; an-nual 192; Sbuth African Medical report to Representative Meeting(190s),429 report of Representitive on Branch Coulacil, Congre3s,mestIng,192 Comnmittee, l('nance, 199, 415, 449, 458, 462; 46u; business of Annual Representative B-nc!-1, Nortrt of England, 12. 82, 132, 368; report, 199; resolution of Walthamistow Meetiog, 460; finance, 460 T)urndm Committee, 12, 8. 363; confirma- Division, 41 ; Glasgow North;-Wtst Division, Division, Bootle, 460; annual meeting. 450; tion of minutes, le, 12. 368; apologies for 449; Central juivision, 418; Hamiipsteaa confirmation of minutes, 450; election oi non-attendance, 12, 8d: congratulattons to Division, 462 office-bearers, 450 %sironer G"sham, 1 C: etliceal procedure, 12, ComimiLtee, Medico-Political, 52, 70, 421; sup- Division, Boston and Spalding, 197 ; confirma- 83I medical cert ficatess f(r school children, plementaT report on medical inspection tion of minutes, 197; Braneh expenOttire, 18;82; Notificatio, of births Act, 12; fees of school children, 52; medical examina- 197; schlool certificates in case of illhess,, for examninations and reports in compen- tiolns for life insurance, 70: annual report 197; Notification of Births Act, 197; medical sation claima, 82; case of alleged:covering, to-Representative Meeting, 421 inspection of school children, 197; general. 82; medical inspect'on of :schools, 83, 132; Committee Organization, 185, 308; report to regulations for school medical officers, 197 ;. miners and colliery doctor, war&men s Annual Aiepresentative Meeting, 185; sup- medical examination for life insurance, compen-ation cates. 3(8 plementary'report bv, 308 197; Lynn Thomas and Skyrme Fund, 197 -. Branch, 'Northern Cbunties of Scotland, 463; Committee, cience,. 439; renort, 1907-8, 439; case, 197: Central Emergency Fund, 197; annulal meeting, 463; confirmation of reports from tile research scholars: A. E. tea, 197 minutes, 463; apologies for non-attend- Barnes, 439: l.. Shirleir Hfe1', 440; reports of Division, Bournemouith, 366 annual miieeting, ance, 463; election of F Bainbridig, 411; W. Blair 3t6; election of officers, 366; term 11hos- officers, 463:; autumn grantees: As life mlleeting, 463: 1xchequer scaleof fees, 463; Bell, 441 ; G enhaxn, 441; L. . Hesketh pital," 366; medical examination for vitit to G-rampian Sanatorium,483 Biggs, 442,; E. P. ,Osthcart, 442; Miss insurance, 366; mode of election to Central Branch, North Wales, k79; intermediate Winifred Cuillls, 443; B. H. B. unninghiam, Council, 366 meeting, 279; conflrmation fminutes, 219; 443; A. R. Cushnv, 443: Leona:rd Eirndlay, Division, .tradford,.42,141, 465;confirmation of financial statement, 279; Jones Morris 443; David Fbrsyth, 443; C. W. Graham minutes, 42, 141; report and financial state- memOrial fund, 279; election of Ptepresen- 443; K Gro3smann 434, V. D. Haxlliburton, ment, 42: Not1icatlon of Birthis Act, 42; tattve on the Court of Governors.of the. 4444; A. '. Hertz, ^44 ;tI 1.. Hewlett, 414; North Bierley Utdion, 4X; itedical ihspec- University College of North WalLs, 279; Basil KllViugton, 4441 .,pean-Eougridge, tion of school children, 4.31 appointment of Poapers, 279; vote of thailks, 279; lunclcon, 445; K. Cranston Low, 445; Annie Louise committee, 43 - tees fbr ex-amiiations under 279 McilroYv 445; M. Neietnstein, 445: Dbvid Workmiien's Compensation Act, 141; a Branch, Perthshire, 463-; summner meeting, Orr, 445 Herbert J IAtersot, 445; M. S. hygienic con1p1ny, 14 l ; medical. inspection 463; newvmember, 463'; apologies for non- Pembrey, 445; Cecil Price-Jones, 445; F. H. of school childlni, 141.; fees of medical E. In 141 ; %btanoance, 463: coufanilatilun of minutes, Scott, 446; S. G Shattock, 446; I. Spriggs, witnesses coronets' cOlits, defini- 465: electiou of Council, 463; resignation 446: Helen C. atewart, 446: W. Legge Symes. tion of "hosital," 141.; life insurance of William 141; of a m -tnber, 4d3; postponement of further 446; Frank N. Tayler, 446; H. e.xaminatlons,. Preyntion. Corrup- business, 16l; annual golfmatch, 464 Wynne, 445 tion Act, 141; Lylin llhomas and Skyame Brazfch,Queensland, 48; annual meeting, 42; Contract medical practice, 131, 110, 461 flund, 466; fees fdr attehdlhce.on tra-mway piesidewt&Is. address, 42; election of Corruption Act. See Act accidents, 465; niominatloha of offlcers and(k officers, 412 Council, General Medical. 374, 39;, Presi- committee s, 465'; medical ictl te. andi Eranch, Shrapshire and. Mid-Wales, 346; dent's address,. 374; death of r Thomas arcident insurance compan,B48;6 * Aiual lhiirty-secood spring- meetlig,.346: con- McCall Anderson, 374; thePresidehey 3&4; Reprefentative Meeting 4,465 fIrmation of mninutes, ;6;port of Council 399,; finalicid-rtro ct, 374 ; prassgailjryj Division, irIghton. 27; f8Sdkaa; l1w. raorim and financial stateenkt,, 34B; election of 374; fees for reglattatlon, 374; rediprocity and quackery, 21; notififftfon, of t'irths 61ciecrs. 316; .p_aper9,3'16; tea, 346 with theprovince ofQ, ,374, 37f; un, Act, 27 trsrnei Sdiitl asterr, 279, 415; Folkestone% qualified.practide -in tU: t Ire Division. Buruley, 461; annua hneeting, .461; a'1tI Asbf4jriih constitUency, 415; and f nretgac- s5intties, 7t om; 06U46 ;'el o offl $rs,,461 ld6t-,2r- ; aftinial meetlng, 415; con- panies Bfli, itSt idt 375k; ,F1z,V.,; I JIN-kFIR-1 110 laupRII, 0 ml- t ----,,7------= F Division, Canterbury and Faversham, 179, medioal inspection -of, sehoQl childre, 449; .eting,394: apologiesrfornmo Attead ee, 346; confirmation of'minutes 179, 346; next Annual.Represantative Meeting,-449; draft 4; confirmation of xinutes, 394 elootlon meeting, l79, .34R6; lecture, 179; luncheon Charter, 449 of oficers, .394; -votes -of thans, 394, 395; lto.; vote Ot thanks, 18Q0; medical inspec- Division, Glossop,.461; .election of officers, 461 -report of Executive Committee, .34; tion of sCIQol oblclren, 346; the term Divisiop, Guernsey and Alderirey, 416; minutes of -meetings. 394; -8.cial character hospital," 346,; life insurance examina- a6nual meeting, 416; -election of officers, of meetings, 394; Conjoint Committee 394; -tion,,346; r.ynn Thomas and Elkyrme-rund, 416; Representative -at lcYpresentative Notification of Births set (1907), 394: Refer. 346;* amendments to the Housing.Bill, 346 Meeting, 416; "President " or , Chairman," endum, 394; ethical rules, 394; Manchester -Division, Cardiff, 369, 416; rqvision of draft 416 and ljatrict Warehousemen and .Clerks' ChArter, 369; election of Representatives, Division, GiIldford. S2. 170; special mestipg, Association, 394; restgnation of Dr. M. 369; standing committees, 369; annual 22; Notification of birthbs Act, 22; medical Russen Rhodes, 394: chair of practice of meeting, 416; confirmation of minutes, inspection of school children, 22; con- medicine, Victoria University, 394; ethical 416; election of offlicers, 416; annual re- firmation of .minutes, 170; paper, 170; rules, -394; cavitation grant, 295; scientific port, 416; papers, -416; annual address, rates for contract practice, 17Q; term discussions, 395; innual Representative '416: financial statement, 416 ; remarks, 416 "hospital," 171; life -insuranee examina- Meeting, 395: club appointments, 395; D)ivision, Central, 244, 457; confirmation of tion, 171; report on Prevention of, Corrup- ethical case, 395: Bradford ethical rules, minutes, 244, 457: doctors and midwives, 244; tion Act, 171; Lynn Thomas and Siryrme 395; votes of tnanks.to Dr. and Mrs. Vipont term "'hospital," 244 medical .examina- Fund, 171; votes of thanks, 171; dinner, 171 Brown, 395 tion for life insurance. 244: Lynn Thomas Division, Hampstead,, 26, 73,123,139, 291, 345, Division. Manchester (West), 170; confirma- and Skyrme Fund, 244, 457; new ethical 462 ; confirmation of-mninutes,26, 73, 123, 191, tion of nminutes, 170; club practice. 170; rule. 244: doctors and midwives, 457; 345, 462; annual report to Branich, 26; Hamp- annual divisional reports, 170; term "I hos- special finance inquiry report, 458; etlhics stead General Hospital, 28, 73,124,119,191, pital." 170; medIcal inipection of school ,of medical consultation, 458: notices of 346, 462 ; lantern demonstration, 27; territo- children, 170; united hospitals conference, motion at Representative Meeting, 458: rialarmy, 27; medical inspection of school 170; functions of isolation hospitals, 170; matters referred to Divisions by mxeter children, 73; paper, 123; memiiorandum of Lynn Thomas and Skyrme Fund, 170;* fees ,meeting, 458 the Branch Council on.theWorkmen's Com- for first aid,-etc., 170 Division, Chester and Crewe, 451: annual pensation Act, 123; report of Branch, 139; Division. Marylebone, 170; Hampstead Hos- meetlg, 461; confirmation of minutes, 461: correspondence, 191; term "hospital," 191, pital. 170; medical inspection of school annual report, 461; apologies for non- 346; medicalexamination forlifeinsurance, ebildren, 170; term "hospital," 170 attendance, 461: election of officers, 461: 191; election of Branch offliers, 346; resolu- Division, Monmouthshire, 416;* annual meet- letters, 461; annual, meeting of Lancashire tion for Representative Meeting, 345; paper, ing, 416; confirmation of minutes, 4186 and Cheshire Branch (1909), 461; contract 316; medical examiiination for-life assurance, election of officers, 416; report of executive practice, 461 ; motor car taxatiou, 461 346; annual meeting, 462; annual report, committee, 416; term "hospital," 416;- Qivision, City, 52, 81, 247, 279, 367, 450; con- 462; .election of officers and members of ethics of consultation. 416 ; medical exami- firmation of miinutes. 52. 247, 367, 450; committee, 462; congratulations, 462:-.An- nation of school children, 416; Prevention medical inspection of schlool children, nual Representative Meeting. 462; ethical of Corruption Act. 416; votes of thanks, 416; 52, 81; annual divisional report,.52; vote.of rules, 462; representation of tlhe local pro- congratulasions to Dr. Marsh, 416 thanks, 53, 247; Votification ot Births Act, fession on tthe Hospital Council, 462; Division, Norfolk (West), 11;;confirmation of 53: clinical meeting, 8', 279: cases, 247, warning notice, 462; Special Finance In- minutes, 11; paper, 11; medical inspection 279; tea, 219 ; term "hospital," 367 ; Preven- quiry Committee's report, 462 of school children, 11; Notification of (-ion of Corruption Act, 367: medical Division, Harrogate, 370; confirmation of Births Act, 11 examinationforlife insurance, 367: election minutes, 310 ,election of officers, 370 ; femnale Division, Nor.thamptonshire, 12, 83, 464; con- -of omee-bearers. 367; annual meeting, 452: inebriety, 370; term "hospital," 370; life firmation oI minutes, 12, 83,464 ; Notification annual report, 450; election of officers, 450; insurance, 370; Prevention of Covruption of Births Act, 13; South Northamptonshire dinner, 450 Act, 370; medical iespection of sehool Nursing Club, 13: paper, 13; medical cer- Division, Coventry, 244, 458: cases and speei- children, 370; Lynn Thomas and Sklyrme tificates for school children, 13; clinical mnens. 244; proposed alteration of rule, 244; Fund, 310; dinner, 370 cases, 13; 'medical inspection of school :tynn Thomas and Skyrme Fund. 244; paper, Division, Hastings, 12; confirmation of childen, 83. 464; annual meeting, 464; elec- 244: vote of thanks,244, 458: medical exami minutes, 12: paper, 18; the Charter, 12; tion of officers, 464; annual report, 464; ;nation for life insurance, 244: medical dinner. 12; Rteferen-dum 12 ethical aspects of medical consultation, -inspection of school children, 245; anniial Divisioa Hudderafleld, 466; annual meqting, 464;;questions submitted to the Divisions meeting, 458; election of oflicers. 458: an- 465; vote.of thanks, 465; annual aeport, 465; as regards hospital administration, 464; nual report, 458: term "hospital," 458; Pre election of officers,465 Referendum on dratt Charter, 464; Notifica- vention of Corrtuption Act (1906), 458; appli Division, KCensington, 90, 98. 367; Referendum, tion of Births Bill, 464; matters re e:red cation to Central Emergency Sund, 45.4 90; medical. inspection of school children, to Divisions, q64; definition of term 'hos- Division, Covenitry, and Nuneaton aii(l Tam- 90; election of chairman, 98; paper, 98; ital," 464,; ethics of medical consultation, worth Division. 458; annualmaieeting, 458: votes of thanks, 98, 367 ; nominations, 367 ; V64, Lynn Thomas and.Skyrme Fund, 464; confirmation of minuites, 4t9; Representa- term "hospital, 367: medical fees for life Coventry Dispensary, 464; proposed clinical tive at RepresentatiN e Meeting, 459 insurance examinations, .367; establish- section, 464; proposed circulation of re- Division, Dorset (West), 245; annual meeting, ment of institutions for gratuitous treat- port, 464;.paper, 464 245: election of officers, 945; medical in- ment, 367 Divisioin, Northumberland (North). 179, 463; spection of school childreu, 245: term Division, Lambeth, 64, 90, 139; election of apologies for non-attendance, 179; con- "hospital," 245; medical examiiination for Representative of Division, 64, Notllea- firmation of minutes, 179. 463: medical in- life insurance, 246; Referendium, 245: tion of Births Act, 64, 90, 139; address, 64; spection of school children, 179; term " hos- Annual Representotive.Meeting, 245; votes visit to infirmary wards, 64: medical in- pital," 179 examination for life insurance, of thauln, 245 spection of school children. 90; proposed 179; Prevention of Corruption Act, 179: Division, Ealing, 64; the late Dr. A. L. Scott, provident dispensary at Bermondsey, 90; attendance on nurses, 179, grouping of 64; profuse lochia, 64 exhibits and demonstrations. 90; confirma- Divisions. 179; Lynn Tlhomas and Skyrme 2Division, Eastbourne, 460: annual meeting, tion of minutes, 139; medical examination Fund, 179; annual meeting, 463; election 450: election of officers, 450 for life insurance, 1Z9: Workmen's Compen- of officers, 463; annual social meeting, 463 Division, Edinburgh, North-West, 447; sation Act. 139; Lynn Thomas and Skyrme Division, Oxford, 140; confirmation of annual meeting, 447; election of oflicers, Fund, 149; lernia in children, 14J; ex- minutes, 140; medical inspection of schlool *447; Representative at Representative hibits, 140 children, 140 Meeting, 447; annual report, 447: matters Division, Leicester and Rutland, 395; annual Division, Plymouth, 451: annual meeting, referred to DIvisions, 447; vote of thanks, meeting, 395; Representative at Represen- 451- confirmation of minutes, 451; election 447 tative '% ceting, 395; term "hospital," 395; of officers, 451; term " hospital," 451; Division, English, 10 447; apologies for non- medical inspection of school children, 395 medical examiiination for life insurance, attendance. 10; confirmation or minutes, 10, Division. Leigh, 367; annual meeting. 367; 451-; Lynn Thomas and Skyrme Fund, 451; 447: Divisional Ethi-cal Comraittee, 10; confirmation of minutes. 367; Secretary's votes of thanks, 451 ethical rules, 10; case of alleged unprofes- report, 367 ; election of offieers, 367 Division, Portadown and West Down, 416; sional conduct, 10; ambulance classes as Division Lincoln, 415: annual mneeting, 415: spring meeting, 416; apology for non- opportiuities forerecting the best bulwark electioW of officers, 415; term "hospital," attendance, 417; Representative at Repre- against quackery, 10; amibulance lectures, 415; medical examination for life insur- sentative Meeting, 417; term '-hospital," 10, 447; rupture of urethra, 10; meningiti s ance, 415: medical inspection of school 417. Medico-Political Committee, 417; tireated by lumbar drainage, 10 : remittent children, 415: proposed Ethical Committee, papers, 417; meeting in June, 417 (ever, 10: specimens, 10; votes of thanks. 415; vote of thanks, 415 Division, Portsmouth, 171, 464; cases, 171; 10; annual meeting, 447; unprofessional Division, Liverpool (Northern), 450; ad- specimens, 171; annual meeting, 464; elec- conduct, 447; Executive Committee's re- journed miieeting, 450; confirmation of tion of officers, 464: alteration of rule, 464 ; fport, 447 * electieo officers, 447 ; Cumber- inminutes, 450; election of officers, 450; correspondence, 464; the Charter, 464; jaz&Ipfirmnary, 44.7 medical inspection of school children, 4E0; Lynn Thomas -and Skyrme Fund, 464 Division, Exeter, 27, 451;- conflrmation of terimi "'hospital," 450: medical examination Division, Preston, 190; annual. meeting, 190; minutes, 27; Notifination of Biirtlas Act, for life insurance,-460; notices of motion, election ot officers, 190; medical tees at 27 ; annual meetwg,451 ;eleotion of officers, 450: annual Representative Meeting, 450; inquests, 190 :term "'hospital," 190; fees for 451; an.nual report, 451 Lynn Thomas-andSkyrme Fund, 450; report medical examination for life insurance, Division, Glasgow, Eastern. 393; annual meet- of RelIiesentative on Branch Counnim, 460; 190; Dr. Garstang's candidature for Central ioig, 333: confirmation of .minutec, .393; vote of thanks to Honorary Becretary, 450 Council, 190 medical inspection of sehowl c}ilcdvn, 393; Division, Liverpool (Southern), 461: annual Division, Beading, 124; remuneration of .terAn "hospital," 393: life insurance meeting,-461; confirmation of minutes, 461; public vaccinators, 124 exaIninations, 393; Prevention of Corrqp- election of office-bearers,- 461;-accounts, 461; Division, Reigate, 368; annual meeting, 368; '(ton Act (1906), 393; increase in female annual report, 461; Liverpool combined - confirmation of minutes, 368; matters dis- -inebriety, 393: Lynn Thomas and Skyrine Divisions, 461; Annual Representative cussed during the past year. 368; election F-und, 393; office-bearer (I:08-9), 393; Meeting, 461 of officers, 318; term "hospital," 368; Ruchill hospital dispute, 393 Division, Manchlester (Central), 25; Refe- medical examination for life insurance, Division, Glasgow North-Western, 137, 449; rendum, 25 368; Prevention of Corruption Act, 38;, confirmation of minutes, 147. 449: tLe late Division, Mancbester (North), 11, 89, 131; medical law reform and quackery, 388; Sir T. McCall Anderson, 137; payment of supper and concert, 11, 461; confirmation of dinner, 368 Representative's expenaes, .137; Notifica- minutes, 89, 131,461; discussion, 89.; vote of Division, Richmond, 131, 367: South-West *tion af Births Act, 137; Uninted Hopitals thanks, 89: visit to hospital, 69; confirma- London Medical Hospital Committee. 131 ; - onference, 137; Prevention of (lrruAp4ion tion of rules, 131; contract practice diffi- ;annual reeting, 367; confirmation of Act,.138; definition of term "9ospital," 48; cilty, 131; medical inspeotion.. of school minutes, 367; election of officers, 268; life-insurance examipatiops. 1 c;cases, children, 131; the term 'hospital," 131; Annual Representative Meeting, 368 etc., 133 - votes of- thanks, 138;-anual meet life inturance, 11; annual meeting, 46l; Division, Rochdale, 246; annual meeting,, 2-6; ing, 449; election qc fficers, 449; medical correspo4dence, 461 LyngIn Thomas and electicn of officers, 246; annual report, 247 ; zxanimaations for-life Insurapce. 449 : Lynn Skyrre Fund, 461: annual report, 461; balance-shleet, 247;, grouping of Divisions, 247 :Thcixas andW8ypmoe W.und,44R; inebriety of election of officers, 461 ; Annual Repregenta- Division, St. Fancras and Islington, 64, 177, females, 449 ; special inance i1quiry report, tive Aeetiog, 461 279, 462; list of members of Association 64 ; 449; ethics of Inedicl aon&ultation,- 449: Division, Manchester (South), 394; annual modical laspection of school children, 64; " 476 lbm KM.sD Jom J INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [JUNE 27., :Iga.. sudden deaths, 64; Workmen's Compensa- Division, Trowbridge, 9; combined meeting, H, tion Act, etc.. 177; tersit "hospital," 177; 9; medical inspection of school chi'dren, 9 nomination of President elect and Repre- Division, Walthamnstow,213, 247, 415: con- Hampstead Division. See Division sentative on CeDtral Council, 178; deaths firmation of minutes. 131, 247, 415; Hamp- Harrogate Divisfon. See Pivision from tetanus In ifant', 118; annual meet- stead General Hospital 131; Wo*rkmen's HastinRs Division. See.DivlAon ing,178,462: &nnual RepreseniativeMeet- Compen-ation Act and hospital Patients, Honog Kong and China Branch. See Branch in g, 279; deMronetratioos, 279; vote of 131; papers, 247; votes of thanks. 247; Hospital abuse, 42, 279 thanks, 279: election or officer", 462 letter from Hampstead D ivisi on, 247; Lynn "Hospital," definition of the term, 69. 131, Division,Salford.1S0 4154; confirmation of Thomas and Skyrme Fund, 247 ; election of 137, 138140,141 170,171,177,189, 110, 191, 244. risinutes, 190, 415; medical Inspection of President-elect, 24?; notices of motion. 247; 245, 246, 247, 346, 366,38, 368, 369,370 393,395, school children, 190; report of Afinual letter from Medical Secretar, 415; matters 415. 416, 417, 450, 451, 4586:464 RepresenDtativeMeet,ing. 10; Branch referred to Divisions, 41; Finance In- Hospital, Hampstead eneral, 26, 73,124, 131, Council, 190; CentTal Couincil election, quiry Committee's report, 415; nominationP, 139. 140,170, 179, 191, 346 190; guardians and Midwives Act. 190; 416; date of annual dinner, 415; election of Hospitals Conference, United 'Kingdom, 60, term 'hospital." 190; insurance examina- officers, 415; proposed conjoint meeting 137, 145, 432; proceedina s of conference ti on fes hS; epayment for mDedical inslpec- with Stratford Division. 415 (Decermber, 10 61; hospital eform,6 2; tion, of echool children, 190: aunual meet- Division, Wandsworth, 82; confirmation of report of proceedings of committee, 62, 145; i ing, 415;:Jyynn Thomas and Skvrme Fund, minutes, 82; correspondence, 82; preven- provisional agenda, 63; apologies, 1.45; 451 femse inebriety, 415: annual report, tion of unqualified practice, 82; Notifica- adoption of staoding orders ard report, 415 ; election of officers 415; Midwives Act, tion of Births Act, 82; mecical inspection 145; report of conference committee, 145; 415; minimum fee standard, 415; Annual of scools-828 analysis of replies of ho'pitals as to "pro- Representative Meeting, 415 Division, Warrington,Z';9: annual meeting, posaas ' placed before last conference, 146 ; Divisionb, Salsburv, 369; sanual meetin,, 369: 279; election of officers, 279; ethical rules, proposals. before conference of19C6, with' confirmation of minutes, 369; election of 279: Representative Meeting, 279; quarterly suggested amendments. 147; definition of officers, 369; vote of thanks to Representa meetings, 279; candidature of Mr. Larkin eligibility for hospital treatment, 148; con- tlve, 369; report of Executive Committee, for Central CouncJi, 279; votes of thanks, stitutIon of the conference, 148; payment by 369; Central Emergency Fund, 369; trea %79- patients,150: hospital almoners, 154; co- surer's report, 369; donation to the infir. Division, Watford and Harrow, 11; special operation between hospitals, providents mary, 369: vote of thank'. to infirmary com meeting.1t dispensaries, and practitioners, 155;. rot- inttee, 369; tsrm "hlospital," 369: medical Division, Westminster, 140: confirmation of tage hospitals, 156; uniform system ot examination for life insurancc, 369; Refer minutes, 140; Hampstead&General Hospital, hospital accounts, 158: county guilds, 158; endum, 369: vote of thanks to retiring 140: Lynn Thomas and Skyrme Fund, 140; general mnedical representation on hospital chairman, 369; note. 369 annual report, 140; medical inspection of boards, 162: hospital provision for patients Division, Scottish, 122; medical inspection school children, 140; Work men'sCom pas sa o1 unsound mind, 163; appointment of of school children, L22; reports,12'; cases, lion Act. 140 committee, 164; vote of thanks, 164; con- 122 53, 345; Notification of Biiths ference dinner, 164; decisions of the- Division, Sheffield, 417; annual meeting. 417:lrivision,Wigsn,Act, 52; medical inspection of school conference, 432 confirmation of minutes, 417; election of children.62; annual meeting, 345; con- Huddersfield Division. See Division officers, 41?; division into sections, 47 ; firmatton of minutes, 345; reports, 345; notiee in cases of unprofessional conduct, election of office' a,316; medical examina 417; Lynn Thomas at d Skyrme fund, 417 tion for life assurance, 315; medical Division, South Carnarvon andMerioneth, politics, 345 73; medical inspection of schools, 73 Divisions, City and Walthamstow, 131; con- I. Division, Southern,137, 449; confirmation of joint meeting. 131: physical stgns in I minutes. 137; apologies for non-attendadei, and diseased lungs, 131; vote of Infant life 181 137 ; medical inspection ofsechoolclhildren, thanks,healthy 131 protection, 137; definition of term "hospital," 137; Divisions. LiverDool and Birkenhead com- medical examination for life insuratce, bined, 11, 97, 246; confirmation of minutes, 137; Corruption Act., 137; Hospitals Con- 11. 97, of Births Act. 11, 97, ference report. 137; postponeu ent of 246;2X6;medicalNotificationinspection of schoolchildren, motion, 137; Medical OleIcership of Edin- 11, 97, 246; visitor, 97; Lynn Thomas and K. burgh, 137; vote of thanks,13-; annual Skyrme Fund, 246; British Medical In- meeting,4i9; eleciion ofofficers, 443 Committee, 246; Dr. Garstang's Kensington Division. See Division DivisioD, South-Eastern Counties, 169,459; candsurancedature for the Central Council, 246; conflrmation of minutes. 189, 459;Notifica- fees to medical witnesses at coroners' in- tion of Births Act,189;* Central Emergency 146: term'"hospital," 246: medical Fund, 189; term "hospital," 189 report on examinationqluests, for life insurance, 246; pro- lifeiDsurance, )89;Prevention of Corrup- posals of Wandsworth Division, 246; pro- tion Act, 189; Lynn Thomas and Skyrme posal of Westminster lVivision, 246; 1:, Fund, 189; unqualified practice. 189; barial proposal of St. Pancras andIslington Divi- in cases of sudden death, 189: annual sion, 246; proposal of Richmond Division, Lambeth Division. See Division report, 189: election ofofflcers, 460: drait 246; proposal of Gateshead Division, 216 Lancashire and Cheshire Branch. Se Charter, 460; notes, 450; votes ofthnnks, Doctors and midwives, 244, 345 Branch 430 i)orser. Division. See Division Leigh Division. See Division Diviion, Sout'liport, 83, 217, 345 ; medicalin- Dorset and West Hants Branch. See Branch LeinsterBranch. See Branch spectioa of schoolcbildren, 89: fees to Dundee See Life insurance, medical examination for. See medical witaesses at inquests, 247; term Branch. Brancl Medical "hospital," 247; medtcal examination for Lincoln Division. See Division life insurance, 2 7; Lynn Thomas and Liverpool Division. See Division Skyrme fuDd, 247; annual meeting,,345; Liverpool and Birkenhead Divisions. See confirmation of minutes. 345; report of Divisions EIecutive Commnittee. 315; election of E. officers, 345: reportof Representative oa Branchl Council, 345; members and Divi. Ealing Division. See Division sions, 315; scientific meeting with Soutb- East Anglian Branclh. Se Branch port Medical Society, 345; doctors and Division. See Division midwives.'43 EastbourneEducation Act. See Act Division, tatffordshire (Nortb), 464; election Edinburgh I livision See Division of officers, 464 EDglish Division. See Division Malaya Branch. See Branch Division. Stockpnrt, 98; Notification of Births Ethical Comuittee. See Committee Manchesterl)ivision. See Division Act. 98; medical inspection of school Ethics of miiedical consultation, 241, 458, 459, Marylebone Division. See Division children, 93 464 Matters referred to Divisions.52, 69, 127, 17', Division, Stratford. 17. 64, 81,140, 247. 415, 463; Exeter Divlsion. See Division 185, 241, 265, 269, 381, 415, 421 447; supple- minutes, 27, 81, 140, 247 ; address, 27, 81, 140; mentary report on medical inspection of medical inspection of school children, 27, Fchool children, 52; definitiion of the term 64, 140, 415; clinical demonstration, 81; 'hospital," 69; medical examinalion fbr Hampstead Hospital, 140; the term '*hos life insurance, 70; Prevention of Corrup- pital," 140; medical examination for life tion Act (1905-6), 72;* nnual Representative insurance, 140; Workmenu's Compensation F. Meeting at Sheffield, 129; notices of motion, Act, 140, 247; address on nasal obstruction, 129, 177, 186; Organization Committee- 247; proposed conjotnt meeting with Walt- fees at inquests, medical, 245 report, 185; ethics of medical consultation. hamatow Division, 415; Coftncil and Stand Fees of medical witnesses in coroner's court, 241; medical nspection of school children, ing Committees, 415; nominationo1 Branch 141, 190,245, 246, 247 2)3; provisional agenda for Annual Repre officers. 415; date ofannual meeting. 415; Fit)ance Committee. See Committee sentative Meeting at Sheffield, 26E 381 annual meeting, 462; communication from Friendly societies, 139 annual sport of Council (19ff 8), 289; the ledical Secretary, 462 Inatters referred Fund, Central Emergency, 189, 197 report of Medico- Fund, Thomas and Skyrme, 139, 140, balance- snce or 1907.293;421 to Diviejons, 462: election of officers, 462; LyDn 189. 190, 197, 244, 245, 246, 247, Political Committee, vote of thanks. 462 170, 171, 179, 450, 451, Medical examination tor life Insurance, 70, Division, Suffolk (North), 131, 447 ; cnnSrma- 346,461, 367.464, 370, 393, 415, 417, 447, 449, 457, 131, 137, 138. 139, 140. 141, 171. 179 189, 190, 191, tion of minutes,1ll ; code of etiquette, 131 4(5 197. 241, 245, 216, 247, 345. 346, 368, 367, 368, discussion, 131; annual meetins, 447 ; elec- '69, 370, 393. 415. 416, 449. 45D,4bl, 464 tion of officers. 417; Lynn Thomas and Medical certificates for school children. See 84yrme Fund, 447; cases and specimens. School 447. Low.ttoft Section, 447; election of Medical education, corference on, 119 officers, 447; subscriptions, 447 G. Medical of; school children. Se& Division, Swansea, 124; Earlv Notification of School inspection Births Act. 121: medical insoection of General Medical Councel. See Council Medical law reform andquackery, 27, 368 school children, 124 Gibraltar Branch. See Branch Medical practitioners and midwives, 97 Division, Tottenham. 41, 81,178,462; confirma- Glasgow Division. See Division Medico-Political Committee. See Committee' tion of minutes, 41,81; Honorary Secretary's and West of Scotland Branch. See Metropolitan Counties-Branch. See Branch report. 41; Divisional rules, 41; Eduicat.ion GlasgowBranch Midwives Act. Ste Aet Act (1907). 41; vote of tbanks, 42, 179- Glossop Division. See Division Midwives Board. See Board address, 81; medical inspection *of schooi Gloucestershire BranchI. See Branch Miners and colliery doctors, 368 children, 81 spectal meeting, 178 report of Grants for See Association MITCHELL, RI8ARsoaN: Ambulance classes as- Hospital committee. 178; Hampstead Ho*- scholarshipsBranch. See Branch opportunities for erecting the best bulwark. pltal, 179; Lynn Thlomas and Skyrme frund, GuernseyGriqualandand Alderney Division. See Divi- against quackery, 17 179; annual -meeting, 462; paper, 462; elec- sion Monmouthshire Divisson. See Division- tion of officers, 463 Guildford Division. $ee Division Muneter Branch. See Branch JONIC INDEX TO agprzmgmg In m 27.2*, tgo8.1_908.] SUPPLEME4T.S'UPPLEMENT. [aaaumuumzeaaueI-lm. umn"-- lovUR"a- 477

-N. Bchool children, medical certificaterfor, 12, ' U. 13, 82, 197 ; resolutions of North of England Natal Branch. See Branch Branch, 12, 82; Northampshire Division, Ulster Branch. See Branch Navy soyal, medical service of. promotions 13; Boston and Spalding iLvision, 191 and appointments, 6, 14, 23, 28, 46, 64, 66, School children, medical Inspection of, 9,11, 78, 8, 93 101, 125, 134, 142, 173, 181, 194, 239, 1 ,13,22. 25, 7. 43, 50 5& 64,73, 8t. 82. 83 89, 284, 377 398 453, 468 90, 97 122, 124. 131, 132. 137, 140, 41, 170, 171, Norfolk ivi;ion. See Division 179, 19, 190, 191, 197. 243. 245, 246, 318, 367, 370, 17r North of England Branch. See Branch 393, 395. 415, 416, 449, 450, 434; schedule of, V. issued by the Board of 10; sup- Iorthamptonshire Division. See Division Education, Vital statistics, 6, 14. 22, 38, 44, 53, 66. 76 84 93 Northern Counties of Scotland Branch. See plementary report on, 52, 243; Resolutions 102, 12i 134, 142, 173. 12, 094, 239, 261, 284, i49, Branch of: Bath Division, 9; Trowbridge Division, 378, 397, 454, 469; vital statistics of London Northumberland Division. See Division 9; West Norfolk Division 11; Liverpool during the fourth quaater of 1907,38; during Worth Wales Branch. See Branch and Birkenhead Divisions, 11, 98, 248; the of of North of Engiand Branch. 12, first quarter 1908, 260; Registrar- Notification Births Act. See Act 83, 132; General'a annual report, 44 ; Inglish urban South-Western Branch, 13; Gtnildford - Diviston, 22; Metropolitan Counties mortality in the fourth quarter of 1907, 44 Branch. 25; Stratford Division, 27, 64. 140, during 1907, 84 ; dnring the first quaatr of 415; Bradford Division 43; Wigan 1908,I *;pidemico mortality in London, 53, 0. Division, 349; U>egistrar-Lieneral's quarterly-return, 52; City Division, 52. 81, 367; St. Paneras 76, 3 vitalt statistics of metropolitan 40reanizition Committe. See Committee and Islington Division, 64; Hampstead borol duriogl907, 77; health of Eoglish, Oxford Division. See Division Divisiop, 73; South Carnarvon and Scotih, and Irish towns, 6, 14 22, 38. 46, 54, Merioneth Division, 73 ; Tottenham Division, 81; Wandsworth Division 83; 66. 77, 88 93 102, 125, 134, 142.' 173, 182, 194, Northamptonshire Division, 83; Soulpirt 239, 261, i86:350 378 397 453 4-9 ' Division, 89; Kenstigtou Division, 90; Volunteer Ambuiance sdiooi of Instruc:ion, P. Lambeth Division, 93; Ashton-under-Lyne promobions and appotntment, 10. Division, 97; Blackbujrn Division, 97; Volunteer Officers' DecoratioD, 93 Perthshire Branch. See Branch Stockport Divlsion, 98; Scottish Division, Volunteer Reserve Royal Naval, promotions Plymouth Division. See Division 122; Swansea Division, 124; North Man- and appolitmenti. 173 .Poor law Medical Service in Scotland, 353; chester Division, 131; Southern Division, Volunteer Rifles, vromotions and appoint- ig report of the work of thie Poor law Sub- ments in the medical service of. f, 14. x3, 46, committee of the Scottish Committee, 358 137; Westminster Division, 140: Bedford 78 93 IO., 134 173, 182, 260, 377, 398, 468 and Herts Division, 14 t ; Bradford Division, q?ortadown and West Down Division. See 141; Uxford Division, 140; Manchester Volunteers, Royal Army Medical Corps. pro- Division (West) Division, 170;*arylebone Division, motions and appnintments, 6,23,46,78,93, Portsmouth Division. See Division 102, 134, 173, 260, i84 iPreston Division. See Division 173; North Northumberland Division, 179; Volunteers, Royal Engineers, promotions and Preveution of Corruption Act. See Act IGloucestershire Branch, 123, 189; Salford appointments in the medilcal service of, 23, iPublic Health Acts, Amendment Act, 1907. Division, 190; Boston and Spalding 10t See Act Division, 197; Coventry Division, 245; West Volunteers, Royal Garrison Artilery, pro. Dorset Division, 24z; Canterbury and motions and appointments in the medical Faversham Division, 346; Hatrogate service of, 14, 23, 46, 78, Division, 370; Glasgcw Eastern Division, 93, 101, 154, 113, 182,' 393; Leice3ter and itutland Division, 395; 284 Q. Lincoln Division, 416; Monmouthshire Division, 416 * Glasgow North - West Quackery, ambulance classes as opportunities Division, 449; iiverpooi lNorth Division, for erecting the best bulwark against 450; NorthamptonshIre Luivision, 464 (HIarrison Mitchell), 17 Science Commtttee. See Committee W. Quackeory, medical law reform and, 27, 3S8 Scottish Division. See Division 'Queensland Branch. See Branch Scottish Po )r-law Medical Service. See Poor Walthamstow Divisinn. See Division Law Wandsworth Division. See Division Shefflield Division. See Division Warrineton Division. See Oivision Sbropshire and lid-Wales Branch. See Watford and Harrow Division See Division Branch Westminster Division. See Division R. South Carnarvon and Merioneth Division. Wigan Division. See Diviston See Division Wor.iestershice and Herefordehire Branch. Beading Dlvision. See Division Boutbern Division. See Division See Branch Beigate Division. See Division South-Eastern Counties Division. See Divi- Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act Referendum, 12, 25, 41. 90, 105. 193, 245, ,3;3, 394, sion 460, 464; result of the voting throughout South-lastern Branch. See Branch the Divisions, 105; Resolutions of: Hlastings South-Eastern of ireland Branch. See Branch -Division, 12; Manchester (Llentral) Ltivi- Bouthpott Division. See Division *sion, 25; Hong Kong and China Branch, bouth-Western Branch. See Branch Y. 41 ; Kensington Division, 93 ; Natal Branch, Staffordshire Division. See Division Yeomanry. Imperial, promotions and ap 192 ; West Dorset Division, 245 ; Blackburn StirlingBranch. See Branch Division, 245; Salisbury Divi%ion 369; Stockport Division. See Division pointments in the medical service of, 14, South Manchester Division. 394; Bolton Stratford Division. See Division 46, 78, 101, 134, 142, 173. 284, 454 Division, 480; Northamptonshire Division, Suffolk Division. See Division Yorkshird Branch. See Branch 464 Swansea Division. See Division Richmond Division. See Division ELochdals Division. See Division LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

8. T. Sheff%eld University from Weston Park, 24 rirth Pi all (interior,, 30 iSt. Parcras and [Islington Division. See Territorial rorce. See Army, British Council chamber, 31 Division Tottenham Division. See DLvJsion Anatofnacal laboratory, 32 Ealford Division. See Division Transvaal Branch. See Branch Bacteriological laboratory 33 Salisbury Division. See Division Trowbridge Division, See Division Physiological laboratory,

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Appendicitis, aoute, differential leuoo- BENASSI: Salodine in treatment of cyte coUnt In, 327 syphilis, -241 Abdomin&l cavity,'gauze retained In, Appendix, the vermiform, 185 BENSAUDE: Paratyphold and para- 108 ARMSTRONG: Fracture of great tro- typhoid Infections, 243 Abdominal operations, phlebitis follow- chanter, 301 BERGELE, P.: Hexamethylentetramine iDg, 38; modern asepsils In, 105 Arsenic, distribution of In organs follow- and its salts, 99 Abdominal organ,, question of the sensi- Ing acute-poison, 169 BICKEL, A.: Influenoeof metals on the bility of, 234 Arterial cardiopathies, treatment of, -gastric mucosa, 145 Abdominal psins during pregnancy, 51 110 Bler's hyperasmia of stasis, I1 Abdominal.position in operations on the Arterial pressure in phthisis, 58 BIRCHER: Burgery of non-7parasitic chest, 260 Arterial tension In chronio phtisisis, 147 splenio oysts, 330 Abdominal tumours and glycosuria, 98 ArterIo-solerosis, 311 Birds Ieucoprotease and -antileuco- Abdominal wall, fibromama of, 163 Artery, epigastrio. wound of in para- protease in, 337 ABRAMs ALBERT: Incipient tubercu- centesi, death, 300 Bladder, haemorrhagic ulcerations of, 80 losis, i03 Artery, pulmonary, surgical treatment Bladder, sloughingdf : retroflezed gravId Abscesses, tonsillar, opening of, 175 of embolism of, 33, 160 uterus: anus vestibularis, 65 Acetone in Inoperable oarcinoma, 154 Artery, subelavian, ligature of, 20 Blenorrhoea, abortive treatment of A ostonurls, post-operative, 32 ARTHAUD: Present-day ideas about urethral 267 Adenoido, rickets in relation to arohed tuberculosis, 74 Blood, action of ohloral hwdrate on, 41 pilate and, 112 Arthritis, gonorrhoeaW, vaccines In treat- Blood in typhoid fever, 229 Adrenalin, serum of animals deprived ment of, 12 Bloodless labour, 93 ottheir suprarenals as an antitoxin to, Arthritis rheumatold, Neuendorf treat- BOECKIL: Prostatectomny, 189 56 ment oi, 25 BOENNIGBR, M.: DiagnOsis of gastTic Adrenalln in spinal analgesia, 114 Artificial inteiruption of pregnanoy, 142 ulcer, 215 Agelutinatlon reaction for MXalta fever, Asepsis in abdominal operatione, BOKELMAWN, W.: Artiilcial interrup- 295 modern, 105 tion of pregnancy, 142 AELFELD: Rupture of the perineum, Atmokansis, death after, 305 BOLDT: Gauzs retained in abdominal 29 t1ireatment of the umbilleal cord, Atoxyl, In treatment of distiurbances of cavity, 108 262 the optl nerve of syphilitia orlgin, Bones, giant cells in medulla of, 254 Ai VOLI: Dapuytren's contraction, 220 68; in treatment of pellagra. 321 BosZLIus, JACQUBS: Resection of colon, A: r and lIght baths, 198 Atrophy, primary Infantile, 59 126 ALBARBAN: Hasmorrhagic ulcerations Autointoxteation, chronio Intestinal, 18 BOURRET: Small haemnrrhages from the of the blsdder, 60 digestive tube and Weber's reaction, ALLAVIER: Roentgen rays in treatment 186 -of tubercalous peritonitis, 69 B. BRAGA: Chantemesse's ophthalmo- ALMA,GA: Tetanus successfully treated reaction in diagnosis oft3yphoid, 231 with anolesterin, 183 BABCOCK: Cardiac degeneration apart Brain, secondary epithelioma-of, 242 Almatein, use of in surgery, 329 from valvular disease, 46 Breast cancer. See Cancer AMIREIN, 0.: Further experiences of BABES, V.: Atoxyl in treatment of pel- BRRCCJA,. G.: Syphilitic hepatitis, 3 tuberculin, 197 lagra, 321 BRETTAUER: Absence of vagina and Anaemia, guatacol preparations in, 121 'ACCELLI: Hypsrtrophiooirrhosis of the uterus, 195 Anaesthesia, prevention of death during, liver of urlCaemic origin, 244 Bright's disease, x-ray treatment of 43 106 B. diphtheriao, 'morphology of, anda its Broad ligament, echinococcus in, 83 AnaathPteics, prophylaxis of vomiting virulence, 323 Bronchitis in children, treatment of, 39 after 131 Baoterial inooulation in the treatment Bronchopneumonia in children, treat. Auslgesia, spinal, adrenalin in, 114 of localized infections, 212 ment of, 39 anastomotic opening, functional aotion Bactericidal serurm, polyvalent, 85 BronchoEcopy and trachecEcopy, 138 -nf after gastro-enterostomy,-328 BAER: Operative treatment of subdel- BROUJHA: Inoperable uterine oancer, 224 ANDERSON: Experimental gastric ulaor told bursitiP, 288 B,RUENING. H.: Wormseed oil, 54 produced with d1phtheria toxin, 101 BANDLER V.: Pirquet's euhtaneous reaco BRuNs: Erpectation df life of syphl- A"elomatous indurations in musoles, tlo", 123 litics, 113 273 BANT&i' disease, 272 BRUNPETIERE: Dangers of the ophthalmo- Animals, serum of. See Serum BAR: Vaginal Caesarean section, 36 reaoioD, 158 Aukylolis, treatment of, 15 L BARKER: Leucoprotease and antilenoo- BIRCCHERI: Spina bifida, 302 Antagonism and antidolism, 170 protease in mammals and birds, 337 Btirsitis, subdeltoid, operative treatment A nthrax, treatment of, 213 BARTLETT: Method of using the tonsgue of, 288 Antidottimaand antagonism, 170 for supplying a defect -of the check, BuXBAU,M, B : Treatment oftabes#225 Antileucoprotese aud leucoprotease in 80 BrXTON: Blood in typhoid fever, i29 mammas and birds, 337 B.sedow's disease, high altitude In the Antiseptics, effect of on phagocytosis, treatrment of, 2lI 122 Biths, lIght aDd atr, 198 .C. Antrum, empyoma of,with exophthslmcs BATTISTESSA, P'.: Artsril -pressure in in newly-born infant, 171 phtbisis, 58 CADE: Small haemorrbages from the Aortic insufficienqy of traumatic origin, BAUER: Plrquet'a tuberculin reaction, digesttve tube.and Weber's reaction,cln acute, 326 258 186 Aphasia, sensory and motor, 29 BEATOS: Certain eye symptoms In epI- CADIENAT: 'PyosalInx emptying into Appendiesetomy, 19; by transverse In- leptIcs, 4 uterine cavity, 238 cilion, 77 BrAuvOIS, A.:: -Exophtbalmos with em- Caosarean section for bydatids of pelvis, Appendicltis in children, 140; nervous psems of antrum in newly-born infant, 23 tronbles in cacs cf, 285 171 C"area [an2 s ca-Un vaglnsi,:36 TM B. 4 mme" "WWAJI INDEX TO THE EPITOME. IJUlqZ 27, 1908,

Caloified fibroids. See Fibrolds Conjunotival reaction as a test for tuber- DONATI, M.: Staphylcoocal cystills and CALMETTU: S 3urce of tuberoulous lnfec- oulosis, 284 infection of the kidneys 135. %lon, 73 Conjunctival sao, instillation of fibrc- DuiNCAN, H. R: Adrenafin in spinab Caimetts's reaction, dangers of, 271. See lysin iD, 224 analgesia, 114 also Taberoulin Connective tissue tests, 324 DUNN, J.: the spinal eye, 315 Canoer of breast, muscle anastomosis in Constipation, high-frequ6noy ourrents Dupuytrenis contraoioD 22o removal of, 235; and tuberoulosls, 331 for, 70; lavige of stomach for, 216 DuvAL, CHARLBiES W.: HTistology of exs- Cancer of cervix and pregnancy, 221 Consumption. Sce Tuberculoss perimental glanders, 296 Cancer of Fallopian tube, origin of pri- Cord, separation of: sequelaes, 248 Dysmenorrhoea, radiumtherapy in, 223. mary, 291 Oord, umbilical. See Umbilioal Oancer, inoperable, acetone In, 154 CoRDIER: Treatment of premature Cancer of liver, primary, 281 infants, 316 E. Canoer of liver with cerebral metastases, COURTIN: Fetus included in a fibroma, 125 10 EBERTS, VON: Bacterial inoculation in Cancer of mamma. See Cancer of breast Coxitis, tuberoulous, treatment of, 5 the treatment of localized Infections,. Cancer of stomach, early diagnosis of, (RAMBR: Death after atmokausis, 305 212 285 CRANE Specific Immunity and x-ray Echinococcus i:i broad Ilgament, 83 Canoer, uterine, treatment of, 118; in- therapeutics, 251 . EINHORN, HuGo: Cephaldol, 132 operable, 224 Cranial defects, restoration of, by EIsELSBERG, VON: Surgery of the pitui- Cancer, vagioai, in a girl of 20, 318 metallic prothesis, 274 tary body, 150 Cancer, w-ray, 128 Cranial vault, surgical treatment otf EISBN, PAUL: Ophthalmo - tuberculin Cancerous grafts, 184 syphllitic necrosis of,- 159- reaction. 104 CANTACUZiPNE: Toxiclty of glanders Cranium, Intrauterine fracture of, 95 EITNJR. E. : The living Spirochaetca- baolli, 214; origin-of preclpitins, 255 CRANWELL: Hydatid oyst of humerus, pall:da, 336 CARAVAN: (C3ngenital atenosis of the 141; diaphrsgmatio hernia. 206 ELI&S: Intrauterine fracture of cranium,, vagina, 263 Cupping in treatment of Inflammations 95 Carbonio acid in heart disease, 119 and suppurations, 164 Elbow, csteoma of, 116 Carolaoma. SeseCancer Cutaneous reaction, Pirquet'e, 123 ELSAE55EE, MAX: Marmorek's serau Cardiac degeneration apart from valvular Cyst of humerus, hydatid, 141 and new tuberculin, 320 disease, 46 Cyst of bymen and pregnancy, 8 E siNE, -H.: Early diagnosts of cancer Cardiaofaevr, 76' Cyst of omeatum removed per viginam, of stomach, 285 Cardiolysis, 246 264 Embollsm ot pulmonary artery, surgical Cardtc-vascular lesions due to hered'- Cyst of ovary, typhoid infection of, 82 treatment of, 33, 160 tary syphilis, 199. See also Heart Cysts, non-parasitio splenic, surgery of, Embolism and thrombosis after gynae- Cardlopathies, arterial, treatment of, 110 330 cological operatlons, 9 Cataraot, potassium iodide in lnolpient, Cystic degencration of cervix, 277- Empyama of antrum wilth exophth;almo. 268 Cystio disease of liver, genesis ot, 155 in newly-born lnfant, 171 CxALIc: Pregnanoy and double uterus, 7 Cystitis In women, 178 Endometritis, irrigatlon ard drainage' Cephaldol, 132 Cystitis, staphylocoecal, and infection of In, 319 - Cerebro-spinal meningitis. See Mening- the kidneys, 135 Endovenous injsct'ons of c6llargol in itis Cytological examination as a help to a- gonocoocal rheumatism, 280 Cervix, cancer of. See Cancer doubtful ophthalmc-reaotion, 113 ENGEL: PlrquntVa taberculin. reaction,. Cervix, cystio degeneration of, 277 C,ystopurlD, 279 258 Cervix, complete dilatation ot. 193 Epigastrio artery. See Artery Cervix uteri. tuberooloels of, 153 Epilepsy, magnesium salt In, 42 ; patho. CHIABROL: Hasmorrhagio intarotion of logioal anatomy of, 100; nearoprin In, small intestine, 148 D. 165 Chantemesse's ophthalmo-reaction- in Epileptics, oertain fye symptoms in, 4 diagnosis of typhoid, 23l DANEL: Hydrops tubae profluens, papil- Epltbelloma ot gail bladder, 219; of CHAPUT: ADpendicectomy by transverse Jome of both tubes, 24 brain, secondary, 242 inctsion, 77 DANIEL: Nervous troubles In cases of EVELT: Glicosuria and abdominal CHAUFFARD: Aphasia, senFory and appendIcitis, 286 tumours, 96 motor 29- ciroulatory disturbances DA1IELSEx -Warm and cold applications EWALD, C. A : Idiopathic dilatation of In phiebttis of the lvoer limb, 124; in infections of the peritoneum, 174 ossophagus, 36 haemolytic jaundice, 310 DARTIGUIS: Congenital stenosis of Exerclse and rest in obstetrlos andc CKAVANNAZ: Fibroma of tongue, 313 vagina, 263 gynaecology, 52 UHzINIssx: Gastromyxorrhoea, 282 DARVILLIRS: Cancer of cervix and Exophthalmos wlth empDema of antrum Chemlal composition of tbe lugsP, 149 pregnancy, 221 in newly-born infant, 17L Chemical pathology of the liver, 338 DAs: Prolonged first stage in primiparas, Extension and its therapeutic use, 71 Cbest operations, abdominal position In, 237 Extrauterine pregnancy. See Preg- 260 DAWBARN: Muscle anastomosis In the nancy CHIVRBL: Peratyphoid and paratyphoid removal of mammary cancer, 235 Eye, examination of after ocular trau- infeetions, 243 Death during anaesthesia, prevention matism, 21 CHIAROLANZA, R. : Preventive inocula- of, 106 Eye symptoms in enilepties, 4 tions against lnfootion by streptococci Death of the fetus, 35 Eye, tbe spinal, 315 and puoumococcol, 134 D& FORIST. See Forest Eye, tabetic, treatment of, 55 Childbirth and double uterus, 63 DEGANELLO: E isential paroxysmal Children, treatment of bronchitts and taohycardia, 297 ; acute aortio insufflol- broncho-pusumonia in, 39; appendio- eicy of traumatic origin, 328 F. itis iD, 140 DE LARiTSHIEERE. See Lantsbeere CHIRONE: Action of chloral hydrate on DBLETRWZ: Tuberculosis of c6rvix uteri, FABYAN: Arteric-sclerosis, 311 the blood, 41 153 Face presentations, treatment of, 238 Cbloral hydrate, actlon of on the blood, Delivery In special cases, 177 ; indiet- Fallopian tube, cancer of. See Cancer 41 tions ior premature rupture of mem- Family periodic paralysip, 75 Cholesterin, tetanus suOceEsfully treated branes, 222 FEDELI: Therapeutlo use of rhodagen, by, 183 Dz LBB. See Lee 226 Clcatrioes, action of thiosinamin and DB LuCA. See Luca Female genital tubercuJoefs, 208. fibrolysin on, 14 DELMARE: Fibromsta of the abdominal Femoral hernia. See Hernia Circulatory disturbances in phlebitis of wall, 163 Fetus, death of the, 35 the lower limb, 124 DE SALM. See Balm Fetus included in a fibroma, 10 Oirrhosils of liver. See Liver Dz SNoo. See Snoo Fever, cardfac, 76 CIUFFO, G.: Serum of animals deprived Desmoid and connective tissue tests, Fever, enterio, the blood In, 229; Chanic- of their suprarenals as an antitoxln to 324 meose's ophthalmc-reaotion in die- adrenaliln, 56 DEsQUIN: Treatment of fractures, 62 gnosis of 231; laryngeal complioa- CLEMM, W. N.: Hanmatopan, 196 DRUTSCHMANN: Polyvalent bacterioldal tions of, 299 COHIN, L : Thephorio, 182 serum, 85 Fever, asute glandalar. 232 Co,HNHUIM, 0. : Gastrio digestion, 230 Dliabetics, urine of, 270 Fever, Malta, 30, 295; agglutlration,, Collargol, ondovenous injections of in Diaphragmatlo hernia. See Hernia reaction for, 295 gonocoacal rheumatism, 280 DIarrhoea, Strumpi's argtlla treatmect Fever, pramenstrual, and latent tuber- COLE: Treatment of gonorrhoealarthritis In, 21.0 culosis, 312 by vaocines, 12 Dligestion, gastric, 230 Fever, scarlet, heart in, 83 COLEMAN: Blood in typhoid fever, 229 Digestlve tube, small haemorrhages Fibrold uterus. fatal streptoCoccio infec- COLLIN . _ Tulase in ophthalmic from, and Weber's reaction, 186 lion from, 179 praotice, 335 - Diphtberia, pyocyanase treatment of, 292 E ibroidp, intestinal obstruction from Colon, congenital dilaktation of, 48 ; resec- Dlphtherla toxinproduclng experimental calcified, 276 tion of, 126 gastrio uloer, 101 Fibrolysin, action cf on olctricee, 14 ; in- CONFORTi G Gensesi of cystic dleae Diplococaemia, 27 stillation of in tee conjnnetlval sac, of the liver; 155 Dleinfection of the bands, 166 228; In contracted scars, 307 TIM BDma JUPE 27, 1908.1 INDEX TO THE EPITOME. LxuDI JN 5 = I Fibroma, fetus lnoluded In, 10 G;GIUZIANI, A.: Collateral effects of Hydatids of pelvis, Caerean section for, Fibroma mollusoum of pregnancy, 249 mental exertion, 245 Fibroma of tongue, 313 GUACIZRO: Osteltis deformans, 61 Hydramnion: Is abdominal puncture Fibroma, uterine, complicating preg- Guaiacol preparations In anaemia, 121 justifiable ? 64 nanoy, 304 GuinBE: Functional action of the anasto- Hydrinden suiphite of sodium as solvent Fibromata of the abdominal wall, 163 motic opening after gastro-enteros- for kresol, 308 FIESSINGER: Syphilis of the hsart, 45 tomy, 328 Hgdrops tubae profluens, papilloma of FISHER, J. H.: Ophthalmic migraine, GulNION: Pyloroplasty in newborn child, both tubes, 24 202 190 Hymen, cyst of, and pregnancy, 8 FLEIG: High-frequency currents for con- GUYOT: Leukaemia and tuberculosis, Hyperaemia, milk secretion and conges- stipatiOD, 70 325 FORCHHEIMER: Ohronic intestinal auto- Gynaesoological ailments, causes of Hyperemesis of pregnanoy, treatment of, lntoxication, 18 commoD, 2.5o 107 FOREST, DE: Motor boat fracturee, 34 Gynsecological operations, thrombosis Hypodermic injections of oxygen in FORGUE: Surgioal treatment of syphilitle and embolism after, 9 sciatioa, 293 necrosis of the cranial vault, 159 Gynaosology, exercise and rest in, 52; Hypopbysis, action of the watery extract FOTHERGILL: Causes of common gynas- tetanus in, 239 ot tie, 133 cological ailments, 250 Fracture of cranium, Intrauterine, 95 Fracture of great trochanter, 301 H. I.: Fractures, motor boat, 34 Fractures, treatment of, 62 HABERDERN: Proatateotomy, 259 Idlopathic dilatation of oesophagus. See FRAENKEL: Radiumtherapy for metror- Haematooolpos, 66 Ossophagus rhagia and dysmenorrhosa, 223 Haematopan, 196 Illumination In military surgery, me- F1RAGILE, V.: Diplooocoaemia, 27 Hasmooytometer the error of a, 44 thods of, 191 FRANKE, F.: Ophthaio-reaction to Haemoly tic jaunalce. Se Jaundice Immunity, specific, and x-ray thera- tuberculin, 298 Haemorrhage in parathyroid glands and peutics, 251 FRANKL-HOCHWART, VON: Surgery of tetanold conditions in childhood, 137 Infant mortality. Ste Mortality the pituitary body, 160 HasmorrhaRio infarction of small in- Infants, intractable vomiting of, 157 FEEDUT: Pyloroplasty in newborn ohild, testine, 148 mother's and cow's milk for, 240 190 Haemorrhagio ulcerations of the bladder, Infants, premature, treatment of, 316 FRALNKEL: High-frequency currents for 60 Infection, experimental, treated with constipation 70 HaemorrhagFs from the digestive tube TrIpanosoomsa gambfenee, 294 FREUND, H. V.: Treatment of hyper- and Weber's reaotioD, 186 Infectiors, acute, the reflexes In, 47 emesis of pregnancy, 107; prophylaxts BALLOPEAU: Sodium anilin-arsenate in Inflammations treated by cupping, 164 of vomiting after anaeathetles 131; syphilis, 26 Inoculattons against infection by strer- vaginal tumour secondary to hyper- HALM: Qaestion of the sensibility of the tococcland pneumooocei, preventive, nephroma of kidney, 194 abdominal organs, 234 134 FaEUND, R.: Placenta praevia, 207 Hands, disinfection of, 166 Intestinal autointoxication, ohronic, 18 FRIoKE, A.: Carcinoma and tuberculosis HANNES, WALTER: Modern asepsis in Intestinal obstruction from oalcified of mamma, 331 abdominal oporations, 105; induotion fibroids, 276 of labour, 117 Intestine, small, haemorrhagic infara- HARDOUIN: Pregnancy complicated by tion of, 148 G. uterine fibroma, 304 Intrauterine fracture of cranium, 95 HARRAR: Complete dilatation of the Intrauterine treatment of puerperal GALBI: Malta fever, 30 cervix, 193 infections, 94 GALCATE88A: Magnesium salts in epf- Heart disease, carbonic acid in, 119 Ions, treatment by, 86 lepsy, 42 Heart disease, endocarditic and vaivular, Iron-arsenic-phosphorus compound, a G311 bladder, primary epithelloma of, treatment of, 53 new, '65 219 Heart, diseases of, 1 GALLE: Bloodless labour, 93 Heart, functional diseases of, 16 GALLI, P.: Premenstrual fever and latent Heart, scarlet fever, 88 J. tuberoulosis, 312 Heart, syphilis of, 45. S6e also Cardiac, GARDEMIN, B.: 8pirosal, 120 Valvular JACKSON, C.: Chemical pathology of the Gastria digestion, 230 RENROTIN: Infant mortality, 57 liver, 338 Gastric mucosa, influence of metals on, HEicny: Paralent cerebro-spinal menin- JAsCHXE, RUDOLF TH.: Milk secretion 145 gitis c%used by the typhoid bacillus, and congestion byperemia, 290 GOstrio ulcer. See Uloer 217 Jaundlce, haemolytic, 310 Gastro-enterostomy, funotional action of Hepatitis, syphilitic, 3, 163 JEANNIN: Pyelonephritis inpuerperium, the anastomotlic opening after, 328 Hernia rdical caure of, 115 156 Gastro-myxorrhoea, 282 Hernia, diaphragmatic, 206 JOANNOVICS, G.: Dlagnosis of tubercle, GAruJOuX: Polyuria, 256 Hernia, femoral, radical cure of, 50 102 Gauze retained in abdominal cavity, 108 Hernia, ovarian, 109 JONES: Acute glandular fever, 232 GEBHARDT: Conjunotival reaction as a fEIRZ, MAX: Light and air baths 198; test for tuberculosis, 281 acute circumscribed oedema ok the GELLHORN, G.: Acetone in inoperable periosteum, 261 s K. carcinoma, 154 Hexamethylentetramine and its salts, Gestatilon, tubal, sucoessful operation 99 KALT: Dingers of Calmette's reaction, for, at term, 289. Se also Pregnancy High altitude in the treatment of Base- 271 GIACHETTI, C.: Primary oancer of liver dow's disease, 211 KANITZ: Santyl iD gonorrhoes, 40 with cerebral metastasis, 125 High frequency currents for constipa- KAPSAMM1ER, G.: Diagnosis of tubercle, Giant oells In medulla of bones, 254 tion, 70 102 GiOviNE: Treatment by ions, 86 HILBERT, P.: Treatment of pulmonary KxHuRnR: Orlgia of primary cancer of Glanders, histology of experimental, 296 tuberculosis, 144 Fallopian tube. 291 Glands, parathyroid, haemorrhage iD, HILL: Bacterial inoculation In the treat. Kernig's sign, 257 and tetanoid conditions in ohildhood, ment of localized infections, 212 KHANTZ, A. VON: Anglomatons indura- 137 HOFFA, A.: Treatment of tuberoulous tions in muscles, 273 Glandular fever. See Fever coxitis, 5 Kidney, transverse incision ofin nephro- Glyoogen In the sputa, diagnostic and HOLLEBNN: Omental cyst removed per litholomy, 49 prognostio value of, 139 vaginam, 264 Kidneys, ohanges produced in by Glycosuria and abdominal tumours, 96 HOLMEs, Dr.: Chemioal pathology of the Roentgen irradiation, 146 GOBLET, AUGUSTIN H.: Irrigation and liver, 338 Kidneyp, Infection of and staphylooccosD drainage In endometritis, 319 HORN: Echinaoocus In broad ligament, oaylitts, 1125 GOERNER, J.: Strumof's argilla treat- 83 KIVLIN, C. F.: Rstrodevisationof uterus, ment In diarrhoea, 210 HUCEfARD: Diseases of the heart, 1; 209 GOLDBCHEIDER: Percussion of the apices functional diseases of the heart, 16, KLIPPEL: Secondary epithelioma cf the of the lungs, 172 syphilis of the heart, 45 ; treatment of braWn, 242 Gonococcal rheumatism. See Rheuma- endocarditic and. vaivular heart KONINDJY: EXtension and its thera- tlfim disease, 53; treatment of arterial peutto use, 71 Gonococcus In disease, the rO'e of, 97 cardiopathies, 110 -KAUS, A. Hydrlnden sulphite of (ionorrhoes. santyl In, 40 HiC1KL, E1RNEST V.: Ead!eal cure of sodium as solvent for kresol, 308 Gonorrhoeal arthritis treated by vac- hernia, 115 KRUIBICH, K.: Pirquet's cutaneous re- cines, 12 -HUPPE, F.: Mother's and cow's milk aotion, 123 Granuloma trichophyticum of Majocchi, for infants, 240 Kresol, hydrinden sulphite of Eodium as 15 Humerus, bydatid cyst of, 141 solvent for, 308 GRASMANN. M.: Dl3infecoan of the HUNTER: Rosntgen-ray treatment of KBROENIG: Exercese and rest In obstetrics hands, 166 hypertrophied prostate, 314 and gynascology, 52 Graves's dfseare and its treatment, 252 Hydat!d cyst of humerup, 141 KROMAYNR: Treatment of pruritus, 278 6 - - -- INDEr-X .-W T-HE EPITOMR. rJUNIC.-JN27, W8, ~~~~- KurmeoT: -.Oyat of hyma and 'preg- Malta lover. A&eYver nanoy, 8 Mammals, letuopnhtaae and.mtleuco- 1K-USnw: seaa reaneetion for hydatds proteaae in, 337 Naroolbe-blfore-opertions, 187 of pelvis, 23 Mamma7-canuer. BeeZner df .breast Neorosis, 4yphilhtie. Sre'iyhiltilo Mammary gland, plastio resection df, Neostomy,--utero,vesiual, 247 92 Nephitti modern treatment-of, 34 L. MANWARING, WILmD H.-: Effect of SLi liotIiotomy. 'tranavese -insio :of Labour, bloodless, 93 ; induation of, 117; antiseptics on phagoqytoss,s;i22 A kney n, 49 nor1mW,.metbod oi shortening, '161; Meretin,-poiswingvitb, 227 Nerve, otid; yltratmttof disttb- ovarin tumor compliacting 19; MAmN: Treatment Df bronchttis -fsd ne68s1f, of tphilltio origin .68 prolonged first stage in ptiiiparae, bronohopneumoni 'in 6hildrn, 59; Nervous disatders petiidic, 201 237-; treatmentof thirdlts of, 275 rickets and syphilis, 103; rickets in Nervoustroubles in cases of-appendtaitis, LAFON: Cytological examination as a relation to 'arched palate and ade- '286 :heIp-to-adoubtful ophthtlmo-reaetio, noids, 112; arterial tenstoniin ohronic NETmER: Paratyphold and paratyphoid 173 -phthisls, 147 infeltions,'243 &ND,Au, TF.: 'Method of shovtXeing MARrIEsco: Neuronophagy, 72 Neuendotf treatment of lheunatild r,ormal laboutr, 161 M-armorek's serm. SeBSerum arthrIM, 25 LANDOUZY: Congenital cardlo-vascular MARTIN, A.: Treatment of uterine NeuraIgtaireated -by inj;ectin. 180 lesions due to hereditary syphilis. 199 cancer, 118; female genital tuberou- Neurasthenta, neuroprin.in, 115 LANTSHEERE, DE.: Examinatlon of the losis, 208 Neuronophgy, 72 eye after ocular traumatism, 21 MARTIN: Malignant tumours of sper- Neuroprin-in epillpsy and -neurasthenia, LAwZ.: 1MaBume;'s point, 204 matic cord, 176 165 Laryngeal oomplications of typhold M&nwusl^L: Transv-erse incliion cf 'the Newborn child. -pjloroplasty in, 190 fever, 299 kidney in nephrolithetomy,-49 N-ew growhs, 87 LAUTIER: Cytologicl examination as a Massage, vibration, 98. NICOLLE-: Immuization -against the neip to a doubtful Ohtbalmo-retactlon, MASSOLONGO: -Family periodic pralysis, pneuaseoocus '13; treatment- -x- 173 75; punillry inequaliy in -lung perimentAl infection 'with Trnpao- L-vage of s h as.a treatment for disease, 89 soma gambfense, 294 musUlpation, 216 MITrAI: Urine df diabetics, 470 NIJEOFF: Hydramnlon-: rbIsabdominal LIBEAUPIN: Lavsage of stom'%ah as a MxAINS': Treatment of gonorrhoeal puncture justilfable??64 treatment for.onstlpation, 216 artaritis by vaccine!, 12 NOBHRIaN: DIfferential leuciayte oount LE PEo: Appendcectomy, 19 Mediastlno-psPtcardial asthesions, opera- in acute appendicitis, 327 Lxci;EN1B: Fibromata of abdominal wrall, tion (eardiolysls) In, 248 NoGucHI, HIDEBO: Influence f reactlon 163 Medulla of bones. gtant cells in, 254 upon opsonins, 200 LECLERCQ: Paratyphoid-andVaratyphold MEILLE, L.: Ophthalmo.reauUon to Novosain, 81 - inlections. 243 tuberculin, 17 LEz, DiE: Fibroma_molluscum of preg- Membranes. indica4ions for promature nancy, 249 rupture of, 222 0. LEGUau: Post-operative parotitis, 127 MENDEL. F: Flbrolysin in contracted LEMAIBR: Fatal streptecooci infection scars, 307 Obstetricv, exercise and-ret in, 52 irom fibroid uterus, 179 MENDzs: Tetanus unecesfMtlly treated Ocular traumatism. See Traumatiem LEONARDO: Action of thlosinamin and with cholesterin, 183 Oedema of the periosteum, acute cir- tibrolysin on cloatrices, 14 Menir'gitis cerebro-sPtnal,. cused by the cumscribed, 261 LEPAGE: Death of the fetw, 35 typhoid bacillus, 217 Ossophageal spasm, 188 LjscoEuR: Distribution of arsenic in 4enal exertions, collateral effects of, Oesophagus, idiopathic dilatation of, 136 organs following scute poisoning, 169 245 01, wormseed, 54 Liss8ER: Serum dignosis of syphilis, Mercury, site.for the injection of, 187 OLSHAUJ8EN: Trentment of oontracted 218 MERLE, PrERRX: Wotn -of epigastric pelvis, 152 Laucocyte count in acute appendiaitis, artery In paracentesis: deatb, 300 OmentaL cyst removed per vaginam, 264 differential, 327 MESNIL: Treatment of txperimental in- Operative treatment -of baockward dis- Lsuooprotease and antileucoprotease in fection-with Trypanoomc& gambi8nee, plaoements of uterus, 143 mammals and birds, 337 294 Operatlons, narcosis'before, 287 Laukaemia and tuberculosis, 325 Metallic prothesls Jin restoration of OphthIlmia migraine,.202 Leukasmia treated by x rays, 11 cranial defects, 2T4 Ophthalmic,practice, tulase ln, 335 LuEWINSKI J.: The desmoid -and con- Metals, Infiluence of on the gastric Ophthalmo-reactlozv, Chantememse, 'in .neetive-tlssue tests, 324 mucosa, 145 diagnosis of typhoid, 231 Ligature ef the sabolavian artery, 20 Metrorrhagia, radiumtherepy for. 223 Ophttalmo-raotion -'to ttubercruln, 17, Light and air bthsb, 198 MEYER, A.: Opening of tonsillar ab- 104, 284, 298 Lipomsa, retroperitonesl, 333 scesses. 175 Ophthalmo-reaction, dangers of, 158 Liver, cancer of. See Cancer MICHIAUX: Ptimary epithelioma of gall Ophtbalmo-reaction, doubtful, cyto- [ALver, chemical pathology of. 338 bladder, 219 lop,cal- examination as a help to a, 173 Liver, hypertroobic cirrhosis of utic- Migraine, o,phthalmic, 202 OPIE: Leucoprotae and 'antlleucopro- aemic origio,:244 MILRIT: Experlmental hepatic syphilis, tease of mamiralsand of birds,-337 Liver, genesis of cystic disease of. 155 168 OPrr3, 'uGENE -L. * Resolution :of-pleu- Liver. pathological diagnosis of diseases MILIAN: Site for the injecton of mer- rEtic exudatesr269 of duringc life, 28 cury, 167 OPPENHEIM, H.: Periodic nervous dis- LIVIERATO: Reflexes in acute infec- Military surgery. See Surgery orders, '201 tions,'47 Ml-k for infants, mother's and cow's, 240 Opsonic index, artifcial- pnsumothorax Llvingg $pirochaetapalfcda, 336 Milk seoretion and congestion hyper- and, 90 LOBONSTINE: Ovarian tumour compli- aemia, 290 Opsonins, influence of-reaction upon, 200 eating pregnancy d-labour, 12 Millerd GCable svndrome, 2 Optic-nerve. See Nerve LOCKYER. C..: Byptol, 266 MILLIGAN: Child - birth and double ORTHMANN: Sloughingof bladder: retro- LoNGo: -Pa*-operative acetenuria, 32 uterus. 63 flexed ..gravld taterus: anus vesti- Loo8E 0. E.: (Wstopurln, 279 M1INRVIrIN, R.: Repair after,tenokomy, bularis, 65; extranterine pregniany,-303 LOVAGLIO, R.: Primary cancer of liver, 309 Osteitis'deformans, 61 281 MONTRErusco, A.: Morphology W B. Osteoma of elbow,, 116 Lomqr limb. airculatory-disturbances in, diphtheriae a"d Its vIrnlene, 323 Ostsomalacia and rtokets, 322 -1 hlebltis of, 124 MONZARDo G.: Rsdioal cure .of femoral OIJI: Fatal knot ln umbilical cord, 317 LrCA, -U. DE: Leukasmia treated by hernia, 50 Ovarian cysts. 6e'0st x -rays, 11 MoREsrIN: Intpstinxl obstruction from Ovarian hernia. 'See lernia Lung disease, pupillary inequality In, 89 cal 3ilied fibroids, ;276 Ovarian tumour. See Tumour Morpbology of B. -dtphth-eriae- and 1-s. Oxygen, 'hypodaermi -injections of in Lungs, ohealual composition of, 149 vIrulence, 323 '293 Lungs, percussion of the apices '0, 172 'MOEPURGO. -B.: Osteomalacia and sciatica, Lungs, exoetlmentalsurgery (if, 205 rickets, 322 L2rAUD,PYAUL:; Uretero-vesical neostomy, 'Mortality, infant, 57 P. 247 'MOSCATI: Diagnostic and progostic M. value of glycogen in the sputa, 139 Palate, arched, rickets in relation to :Motor-boat frecturm,-34 -aden6ids and, 112 RMcBurney!s point. 204-,;indirect .xexle- MOYNI.HAi;: Su-bacte perforation6f. the Paralysis, family periodic, 75 *tion of typial derness at, 31; etomnab, 78 ParaTcentesis, wound of epigattflo artery -lnicalslgnifl o f, 91 MIuHSAM, R.: Procyanase treatment -of in, 300 McDONALD, ELLICn: Cysti$sin womev, diphtheria, 292 Parathyroid gland. See Gland 198 Mucole anastomosis in removal of Paratyphoid and paratyphoid itdfoions, Magnesium salts in epi4psy, 42 mammarycancer, 235 243 .Majoohbi, granuloma' triohhicum Mfnsnles, ang,ioatsous indurations in, PARRMENTIBR: Heemorrhagic infarction -of, 15 273 of smallintestine, 148 MIl6nant1tsumonre Se Tumours Myocarditi soarlatlinosa. 88 Parotitis, post-qperative, 127 I ilxm-x- "In, t-iviinJTN .27 :g8]IDX'T1210 t-"EPITOALE. 2,7:- zgo,8.] TEEIOM.[T.= -t *ntaAz2=To.mm 7 I Parovarian cyst, poisoning due to a PtosxA:nn, F.: Guatiaol prepsrutloss ROvsINo-: Indireat excitation of typlal tWIt4, 182 lanamiah, 121 ,tenderness-at MoBurney' point, 31 'Paroxysmal Ibeloardia. Sec Taohy- Prostate, Roentgen-ray treatment of RUDAUX: Delivery of the plAentia, 22; cari hyperirophiod 314 abdominal pains during pregnancy, 51; Patell]%;f-I6tured, tretment of, 6 Prwtat y, 189, 259 delivery tn .special oes, 177 ; indioa- PA'uCT: PWosoning due toe twisted par-: PROUST, R.: Retroperiteneal lipoins, tions for premsturm rupture of the ovian .yst. 162 M33 membsanes. 222; treatment of face PzxAcz, Mt.: -Ohemleal path6logy of the Pruritus,ctrementof,. 278 presontations, 236; separation of the liver, 338 Pusrperal infections, inkrauterine-treat- oord. sequoI., 248 PBAM: Tuberculosis df cervix, can it be ment of,- 94: RUH, HaROLD 0: .Effect -of antiseptics .prlmary'7130.! Paerperium, pyolonsphritis In, 156 on ptagocytosis, 122 Pe-lsgrai, tWiol treatment of4 '321 PuawszI, -W.: A 'specific serum for Pelvis, contraoted, treatment of, 1|52 scarlatina, 181 Rupture. .ecHernta Pelv hydatis 5of, Caesrean -seO6ton Pulmonary artery, surgical treatment of for, 23 embolism of,. 33 Pepsin, quantitative estimation of, 283 PpillaryInequalIty in lung disses, 89 Perforation of stomac, subecIute, 78 Pyelonephritis in puerperlum, 158 Perineum, rupture of, 129 Pglorlc stenolh. Bec Stenosis S. Periosteum, acut circumscribed oedema Pyloroplssty In newborn chIld, 190 SABRAZUS: Fibroma of tongue, 313 of, 261 Pyocyanasetreatment of diphtheria, 292 BSACHi: Treatment of fractured patella, Peutoneutm, warm and oodd applications1 Pyosalpinx emptying Into uzerinecavity, 6 in infeotions of, 174 :238 SACEQUKPKIL: Paratyphoid -and para- Perit1tts, tuberculous, -Roentgen rays8 typhoic infections, 243 In treatmeDt Of, 69 Salodine dIn treatment.of syphilis, 241 PEsCAIRLO: X'ray-treatmentof BrIght'a .Q. BALA, G.: Pathological anatomy of epi- 4lsease, 43 lepsy, 100 PFAFF: Phlebitis following abdominal; QUADRIoIE: X-ray treatment of Bright's .8ALWOW5KI, E : A now iron-arsenti- operations,'38 disease, 43 phosphoruls compound, 265 PFLUGK, V.c Potessium Iodide In in- BALM, DE: Hasmatocolpos, 68; intra- opient cataract, 268 -uterine'treatment of puerperail inise- Phaiocytosis, effect of antiseptics on, R. tions, 94 122 SALMONI: Kernig's-sign, 257 PHILLIPS: Cystic degeneration of the Rsdiumtherapy for imetrorrhagia and Sanatorlum trealment of phthisis, 67 cervix, 277 dysmenorrhosa, 223 Santyl in gonorrhoea, 40 Phlebltis following abdoslnal opera- Reaction upon opsonins, influenoe of, Scalp, ptenatat-ulcer of, 332 tions, 38 .200 BcaGr=tinas a specifie serum for, 181 Phlebitis df- lower limb, circulatory dis- Reflexes in acute infections. 47 Scarlet fever. Sec Fever -turbances in, 124 REGENSPURGBR: Abortive treatment of Scars, fibrolysin in contracted, 307 Phthisis. Sc Taberculosis urethral blenorrhoea, 267 SCHLBSINGER, B.: Treatment of neur- PIELICKE, 0.: Taberculin in renal RoGGIu,rI-: Ossophagealepasm, 188 aigia,by ihjection. 180 tuberculosie, 306 -REID;EL: Ligature of the subelavian SCHOTTIN, W. R : Treatment of whoop- PrIRACCINI, G.: Millard-Gubler syn- artery, 20 ing-cougb, 253 drome, 2 RENAuD: Secondary epithelloma of the SCHULI Zz: Treatment of Inflammations 'rIGGzR: Artifictil pnsumotirorax-snd brain, .242 and suppurations by cupping, 164 the opsonto'ludex?, 90 Rest and exercise in obstetrics and SCHUPFER: Pathologioal diagnosts of PINZANI: Cardiac-e'r, 76 gynsecology, 52 -disaees of liver and spleen during Tiruet's -titaneous -reaction, 123 Reteoperitoneal lipoma. Sec Liporn life, 28 ; Banti's disease. 272 tibercdlin reaction, 258 REYUIRN, ROBERT: Prevention of death SCHWAB: Treatment of anthrax, 213 'Pitutary body, surgery of the,"150 during anastthesIa, 106 Sciatica, hypodermto iDjections of oxy- Placenta, delivery of the, 22 REYNIER, PAUL: Novocain, 84 gen in, 293 Plaeonta praevi%, 207 Rusumatsm, .gonocoacal, endovenous SCRINI: Treatment of the tabetio eye, -Placenta-pmavia, treatment of, 81 InjecUons of collargol in, .280 .55 Plastic ressetion of mammary gland, Rhedmatoid arthritis. Sec Arthritis SEHcEYRON: Methodsof.illuminatlon In 92 'Rhodagen, therapeutic use of, 226 milItary surgery, 19L Pleuriti mexudates, rsolttickn-of- 269 RIBADEAu-DUMAS: Paratyphold and SELIG, A.: Carbonic acid in heart Pneumococci and'streptoccci, preven- paratyphoid lnfections, 243 disease, 119 ttive lnoculatons against ifeOtlon by, R1BEs, CHAMPETIECR DE: Pyloroplasty in SECNATOR, MAX: Tracheoscopy and bron- 134 newborn child, 190 chosoopy, 138 Posumococons, immunizstionv sgainst, Ricci: Endovenous lnjections of coll- Bensibility of the abdominal organsj234 13 argol in gonococcal rheumatism, 280 Serum of animals deprived of their Pneumothorax, artifI61,l6and the opronic Rickets in relation to arohed palate and suprarenals as an antitoxin to adre- index, 90 adenoidkl, 112 nalin, 56 Poisoning, acue, distribution-of arsenec' Rickets and syphilis, 103; and osteo- Serum diagnosis of syphilis, 218 233 in organs followlig, 169 malaola, 322 Serum Marmoreks, and. new turcliUn Poisoning withmarnreti, 227 RIEDEL: Appendicitis in children, 140 320 ' Polsoning due to a .twisted parovarian RIEGLER: Toxicity of glanders bacilli, Serum, polyvalent bactericldal, 85 yst, 1:62 214 SICUIIANI: Hypodermic injeections of Polyuri 256 RIBsEn: Laryngeal oomplications of oxygen in sciatca, 293 Polyvalent bactericidal serum, 85 typhoid-fever, 299 SIREDRY: Fatal streptococceic iDfection PORT, F.: Poisoning with maretin, 227 RIVET: ?Paratyvhold and paratyphoid from fibroid uterus, 179 PORTER: X-ray carcinoma, 128 infections, 243 SNOO, DEi: Qvarian hernia, 109 POSPISCHILL: Boarlbt-fever heart (myn- RIVIERE:- Prenatal uloer of scalp, 332 Sodium anlin-ar-senate in syphilie, 26 cardittosamilatinosa), 88 ROBIN, ALBERT: Chemtial compositton Sodium,-hydrinden sulphite of,as solvent Potassium iodide in IncpLionticataract, of the lungs, 149 for kresol, 308 268 ROBINSON.: E^perimental surgery-df-the specific Immunity and x,Tay -thera- POTOCKi: Sucessful::tperation for tubal luDge, 205 psutics, 251 .getaionatttetrm 289 RocH.: Antdotism and afltganism, 170 Sperratic cord, malignant tumours of, Preopitintu, origin of, 265 Roentgen irradiation, ohanges produced 176 Pregnanoy, abdominal pains during, 51 in the kidneys by, 146 Spins bifida, 302 Pregnancy, artificial interruption of, 142 Roentgen rays .li treatment ot tuber- Spinal-analgesta. SecAnalgesia Pregnaney, caneer of cervix and. 221 culous perltonits,69; in treatment. of Spinal eye, 315 .grgnanqy eystof hymen and, 8 hvpertrophied.prostate, 314. Secc6lCo Sp achapaUicda, th"living, 336 -Pcegoancy, extrauterine, 303 X rays Spirosal, 120 Pregnancy, fibroma molInuseum f, 249 ROGER: Surgloal treatment of syphitlic Spleen,-pathclogical diagnolsdf#Ieaes Presnanoy, treatment of hyperemesis of, necrosis of the cranial vault, 159 of during life, 28 107 ROMANI, D.: Pylorlo stenosis in the Splenic cysts. 'ce ysts Pregnaner, ovarian tumour compli- tubernlous, 187 S8puta, diagnostlc and prognostic value cating, 192 ROSRNAU: 1Kperimenal gastric ulcer of glycogen In, 139 Prt¢nany ~e~llcate hy uterine produced-with.diphAhefis toxin, 101 Staphylococcal cystitfs4 Seceystitis fibrama. X4 RoswBNBRGER: -Purulen oerebro.spinal Stasis, 'Bier's hypersemia of, 111 ,P?egnanQy &nd Amoblee uterUR, 7. -Sec meningatis caused 'by the typhoid ZTEFANELLI, P.: Aeglutinstion reaction _ aio Gestation 'btallus, 217 for Malta fever, 295 Premature infants. Sce Infants RouvILLois: Restoration df -cranial Stenoss,--pylorlo-in the tuberrtlaous, 187 Premenstrual fever. See Faver defects by metallic prothesis, 274 Stenosis of vagina, congenital, 263 Prenatal ulcer of scalp, 332 ROVERE: Roentgen rays in treatment of STILLER: High altitude in the treat- Primipirae, prolonged first stage ID, tuberculous peritonitis, 69 ment of B]sedow's disease, 211 BRovYIG:: DModerntreatment ofnephrltie, STOICESCO: Nervous troubles in cases of 07, *331 aip.pendioitis, 286 Tun Barnum INDEX TO 'THETH EPITOME. 9 -~~~~~~~~NEMNDTAaz JomALJ PTM.[J-.7'[JU.V*. 27, 19a- Stomach, subaoute perforation of, 78; Toxicity of glanders bacilli, 214 V. lavage of as a treatment for oonstilpa- Traumatism, ocular, examination of the tion, 216 eye after an, 21 Vaccines in treatment of gonorrhoeai Stomaeh cancer. See Cancer TRENDELERBURG: Surgical treatment of arthritis, 12 STRATZ: Acute symotoms from torsion embolism of the pulmonary artery, 33, Vaglia, congenital stenosis of, 263 of a aSlated tube, 37 160 Vaginsa and uterus, absence of, 195 STRAUCH : Narcosis before operations, TRE}ROTOLI A.: Action of the watery Vaginal Cseearean section, 36 287 extract of the hypophysts, 133 Vaginal cAncer. See Cancer Streptococci avd pneurnmoooool, preven- TRzVEs, A.: Retroperitoneal lipoma, 333 Vaginal tumour. S&e Tumour tive Inoculations against Infection by, TEEVIPANELLO: Neuroprin in epilepsy Valvular- ditease, cardiao degeneration 134 and neurasthenia, 165 apart from, 46. See aloo Heart Streptooccoic lnfection from fibroid Trochanter, fracture of the great, 301 VANVERTS: Poisooing due to a twlsted uterus, 179 Trypanosoma gambfensc, treatment of perovarisn eyes. 162 Strumpf's argilla treatment In diar- experimental infeotion with, 294 VARIOT: Intractable vomiting of infants, rhoea, 210 Tabal gestation. See Gestation 157 STUDENT: Error of a haemocyto- Tube, acute symptoms from torsion of a VAsELIN, A.: Atoxyl treatment of meter, 44 dilated, 37 pellagra, 321 STUIRDORF, ARNOLD: Clinloal signifi- Tubercle diagnosis of, 102 VENTus: Use of almatein in sturgery, 329 oanes of McBurney's point, 91 Tuberculin, further experiences of, 197 Vermiform appendlx. 185 Styptol, 266 Taberculin, new, Marmorek's serum and, Vibration massage, 98 Subolavian artery. See Artery 320 Vomiting after anaesthetics, prophy- Subdeltoid bursitis, operative treatment Tuberculin, ophthalmc-reaotlon to, 17, laxis of, 131 of, 288 104, 284, 298 Vomiting of infants, intractable, 157 Sulphite of sodium. See Sodium Tuberculin reaction, Pirquet'e, 258 VON EBERTS See Eberts Suppurations treated by cupping, 164 Tuberoulin in renal tuberculosis, 308. VON EISEL5BERG. See Elselsberg Surgery, use of almatein in, 329 See also Calmette VON FRANiKL-HOCRWAWRT. Ste Frankl- Surgery of the lunge, experimental, 205 Tuberculosis, arterial pressure In, 58 Honhwart Surgery, military, methods of Illumina- arterial tension in, 147 VON KEANTZ. See Khanl z tion in, 191 Taberculosis and cancer of mamma, 331 VON WIrCKEL. See Winckel Surgery of non-parasitic splenic oysts, 330 Tuberculosis of cervix, can it be pri- Surgery of .the pituitary body, 150 mary ? 130 Surgical treatment nT emb3lism of Tuberculoiss of cervix uterl, 153 W. pulmonary artery, 33; of syvhilitio Tuberculosts, coDjunctival reactlon as a necrosis of the crantii vault, 159 test for, 284 WARD, GRAY: Primary vaginal canoer in Syphilis of the heart, 45 Tuberculosis, female genital, 208 a girl of 20, 318 Byphilil, hereditary, congenital cardic- Tabarculosis, present-day Ideas about, 74 Warm and cold applications in infec- vascular lesions due to, 199 Tuberculosis, inciplent, 203 ttons of the peritoneum, 174 Syphilis and rickets, 1C3 Taberculosis, latent, premenstrual fever WARREN: Plastic remection of mammary Syphllis, salodine in treatment of, 241 and, 312 gland, 92 BSphills, serum diagnosis of, 218, 233 Taberculosis and leukasmia, 325 WARTHIN: Changes produced in the Syphilis, sodium antlir-arsenate ID, 26 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, treatment of, kidneys by Roentgen irradiation, 146 Syphilitic hepatitis, 3,168 ; expertmental, 144 WASsER1MANN, A.: Setum-diagnosis of 168 Taberoulosis, renal, tuberculin in, 306 syphills, 233 Syphilitio necrosis of cranial vault, Taberculosis, sanatorium treatment of, WATERMAN, O.: Atoxyl treatment of surgical treatment of, 159 67 disturbances of the optic nerve of Byphilitics, expectation of life of, 113 Taberculcus, pyloric stenosis in the, 187 syphilitic origin, 68 Tabercalous coxitis, treatment of. 5 WEBcR'S reaction and small baemor- T. Taberculous infectton, souroe of, 73 rhages from the digestive tube, 186 Taberculous peritonitis, Roentgen rays WxGLOWSxI: Treatment of ankylosie, TABES, treatment of, 225 in treatment of, 69 15L Tabetic eye, treatment of, 55 TUFFIER: Congenital dilatation of the WESTENHOEFFER: New growths, 87 Tachyoardia, essentlal paroxysmal, 297 oolon, 48 * cancerous grafts, 184 WHITE, PERCIVAL G.: Histology of TARANTINI: Bier's byperasmia of stasis, Tulase in ophthalmic practice, 335 experimental glanders, 296 Tumour, ovarian, camplicating 'preg- Whooping-cough, treatment of. 253 F. VON: TAYLLER: Typboid infection of ovarian nancy and labour, 192 WIECKSL. Treatmentof the third cysts, 82; role of the gonococous in Tumour, vaginal, seoondary to hyper- stage of labour, 275 disease, 97 nephroma of kidney, 194 WINCKLER, ALEXM: Neusndorf treat- TAYLOR, HOWARD: Tetanus in gynae- Tumours, abdominal, and glycosuria, 96 ment of rheumatoid arthritis, 25 cology, 239 Tumours, malignant, xn-ray treatment of, WINDMULLER : Instillation of fibrolysin TAYLOR, J. W.: Operative treatment of 79 ; of speimatic cord, 176 In the conjunctival sac, 228 baokward displacements of the uterus, Typhoid bacUilus causing purulent WITTE, J.: Qaantitative estimation of 143 cerebro-spinal meningitis, 217 pepsin, 283 tumours Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric WITTEAUEE, KURT: Vibration mascage, TEADENAT: Malignant of sper- Typhoid infection of ovarian cysts, 82 98 matio cord, 176 Women, cystitis in, 178 Tenotomy, repair after, 309 Wormsed oil, 54 Tetanoid conditions in obildhood and U. Wound of epigastric artery in paracen- hbemorrhage in the parathyroid gland s, 137 UloEr, gastric, experimental, produced tesls, death, 300 Tetanus successfully treated with chole- with diphtheria toxin, 101; diagnosls sterin, 183 of, 215 X. Tetanus in gynascology, 239 Ulcer of Ecalp, prenatal, 332 THAYER: arterio-scleresis, 311 Umbilical cord, treatment of, 262.; fatal X-ray carcinoma, 128 Thephorin 182 knot In, 317 X-ray therapeutics and speclfic Im- Thiosinamic action of on cloatrlces, 14 URBAN, K.: Operation (cardiolysls) In munity, 251 THOMPSON: Primary Infantile atrophy, mediastino-pericardial adhesions, 246 X-ray treatment of Bright's disease, 43; 59 Uretero-vesleal neostomy, 247 of malignant tumours, 79 THOMSON: Graves's disease and its Urethral blenorrhoea, abortive treat- X rays, leukasmia treated by, 11. See treatment, 252 ment of. 267 also Roentgen Thrombosis and embolism after gynee- Urine of diabetios, 270 oological operations, 9 Uterine caoncer. Sc Cancer Y. TILLMANN, J.: Sanatorium treatment of Uterine fibroma. See Fibroma phthtsis, 67 Uterus, operative treatment of back- YANASE: Tetanold conditions in child- TOMMAsI. C.: Glant cells in medulla of ward displacements of, 143 hood and haemorrhage In the para- bones, 254 Uterus, cancer of. See Cancer thyroid glands, 137 Tongue, fibroma of, 313 Uterus, double, and pregnancy, 7; and Tongue, method of using for Eupplying a ohIldbtrth, 63 defect of the cheek, 80 Uterus, fibroid, fatal streptococcic infec- Z. Tonsillar abscess. See Abscess tion from, 179 Torsion of a dilated tube, acute symp- Uterus, retrodeviation of, 209 ZURHELLE: Thrombosis and embollsra toms from, 37 Uterus and vagina, absenoe of, 195 after gynasecologloal operations, 9 ToussAINT: 03teoma of the elbo , 116 Uterine cavity, pyosalpinx emptying ZWVEIFEL: Treatment of placenta prae- TouzA: Vermiform appendix, 185 via, 81

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