June 28, 1890.j THE BRITISR MEDICAL JOURNAL. that of the previously inserted forefinger), and the ring tightly 3. The two serous surfaces of the stump are applied and unite closed, leaving, of course, sufficient play for the cord (Fig. 2). The in, say, thirty-six hours.

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i7;frf -b ri .t1 4_ :. . ~.;a4. Fig. 4.-Profile View. I have had several successful cases following this operation, and notably one: a patient who was operated on about two years ago, and into whose abdominal aperture one could, previous to the operation, almost put one's fist, who assures me that he has since put himself to the severes test of ascending the Matterhorn; and another, a lady, operated on about three years ago, who has experienced no return of her trouble. In no case has a truss been itgt. e. 4a2i hi worn subsequently to the operation.

| e rt ,F~, 2.' MEMORANDAI MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL, THERA PEUTICAL, PATHOLOGICAL, ETC. NOTE ON VACCINIA OF THE EYELIDS. I HAVE not been able to find any reference, in the different text- t t_ x i i.; books on diseases of the eye, to the accidental occurrence of vaccine pocks on the eyelids. I am inclined to think, however, that such an accident is by no means so rare as this would appear to indi- cate. Possibly a good many cases do not come under the notice of the ophthalmic surgeon at all, but are recognised and treated by the family doctor. I have seen in all five well marked cases. i ~~~~~~~~',- j ...s.6X&t;,i..,.r. Four of these occurred in women, one was in a man aged 30.1 MI all there was a distinct history of inoculation, or rather of the possibility of inoculation. A child had been vaccinated ten or fourteen days before the patient was seen. In all the pock oc- Fig. 3. curred on the lower lid, but there were also to be found. one or inintheusuioaltheusu alway,way,ureatgreat careouighcare beingthroughouttakentakensthmreougowtotoestopstopleverye very more ulcerated patches on the margin of the upper lid where it The c ofu ring ardte oeainiopee came into contact with the macerated surface of the primary vac- tighvatagy operation cine ulcer. The swelling was always great, and involved not only 1\,J8 S. .tas the lids, but also the cheek. The base of the ulcer was decidedly septic....TepeliiayicsionF%sources.; -i isf)removed far "1p'osibl],;; fomi setcso r e. 2 i; :-si3. t s ? .;,,te ;, J harder than the surrounding swelling, but not so distinctly indu- 2.An4iLadirbl> smot inera pad is otaie(.F\.'ig. 4 rate I as in the case of chancre of the lid, and the glands were not *.;.>'L~.r';ztK~b'ii' swollen. There was, comparatively speaking, very little pain; practically no spontaneous pain, and but little tenderness to touch. In no case was the eye affected. The affection never led to any alteration in the position of the lid, and even the cicatrix left was slight, barely perceptible, owing no doubt to the laxity of the skin in this situation. The main interest in these cases consists in the possibility of the , .. b- ·n...... 4 .it .q, d i 4 ...... inoculation taking place at all, and in the differential diagnosis 9ta.z,JZ o L 's',o' '-;nu9n ,Iul>ti..'lo between vaccinia and a primary syphilitic sore. As to the man- ner of inoculation: in three of my five cases this could not be satisfactorily ascertained; in one there was little doubt that a direct transference of lymph took place, owing to the child's arm vestige of h*emorrhage. I In my book on Diseases of the Eye there is a sentence in the paragraph de- The advantagesof the operation areted voted to chancres and vaccine pocks of the lids which somehow has got.trans- 1. The preliminary incision is removed as far as possible from posed, and which I take this opportunity of correcting. The sentence is as follows: aI have seen it in both adults and children." this should have come after Instead of hbefore the next sentence, as it refers to chancres and not to 2 An .admirable smooth internali pad s obtained (Fig.4). vaccinia. 1484 TAI.E BRATIAT1 M.JBDICAZ JO?1R_NAL. [June 28, 1890. being often in contact with its mother's face; in another the twenty-four hours, and almost invariably I find the hammorrhage handkerchief used for wiping the vaccinated arm was admittedly lessened. The treatment is simple and devoid of danger and pain, used by the mother also. and may be repeated if required. Chancres of the lids, to judge from one's own experience, are of Clifton. A. E. AUST LAWRENCE, M.D. decidedly more frequent occurrence than vaccine ulcers. For the reason above stated this may, however, be only apparent. It is not unlikely that vaccine pocksi in this situation have sometimes been mistaken for syphilitic sores. The latter is always a more REPORTS distinctly clean-cut, eaten-out ulcer, which has taken a consider- ON able time to develop from its first appearance as a pimple at the MEDICAL & SURGICAL PRACTICE IN THE HOSPITALS lid margin. The opposite lid margmi is not ulcerated as a rule. AND ASYLUMS OF GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND, The base of the ulcer is greatly indurated, and the preauricular, as well as the submaxillary, glands are often swollen. There is no AND THE COLONIES. history which can in any way connect the case with vaccination, and usually one which renders a syphilitic contagion possible. ULSTER HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Lastly, secondary symptoms appear in due course. A CASE OF RAYNAUD'S DISEASE. GIEORGE A. BERRY, M.B., F.R C.S.Ed., [Under the care of WILLIAM CALWELL, M.A., M.D., Surgeon to tte Ophthalmic Surgeon, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh. Hospital, and Assistant-Surgeon to the Ophthalmic Hospital, Belfast.] ANACHRONISM OF INVOLUNTARY MUSCLES. THIS case, a girl, M.A.G., aged 12, was admitted from the out- THE JOURNAL of May 17th refers to a description of acute car- patient department of the Ulster Hospital for Women and Chil- diac strain by Dr. Schott, of Nauheim, and others. I have met dren, Fisherwick Place, Belfast, on May 7th last, by Dr. M'Kisack, cases presenting symptoms corresponding to those described. who showed her the same evening before the Ulster Medical There is one symptom, however, not alluded to in the annotation Society. which I saw well marked, in one case at least, namely, anachro- Her family history is exceptionally good on both sides. When nis n of the ventricular contraction. Very many years ago, I myself 3 years old she was severely burnt on the back, and during a c3mpeted in a running match with a very healthy but stout man. lengthy recovery contracted bronchitis, from which since she has Immediately the competition was over he was seized with a sense never been completely free. When 8 years old her mother noticed of faintness and cardiac distress, which lapsed into an almost for the first time that at times her cheeks got mottled and her chronic condition of some months' duration, but at last ended in fingers became "dead." When about 10 years old, one winter perfect recovery. All during this time a distinct reduplication of morning, she accompanied her mother to a neighbouring small cardiac impulse and first sound was constantly present. The im- town on foot, but her fingers. feet, and face "got so black and pulse felt as if it were broken. I accounted for the anachronism swollen" that she had to be taken home quickly on a car. Some by the strain thrown on the right side of the heart by the im- little time after this she had the measles; the rash, however, was pediment offered to the pulmonic circulation, which impediment not so bright or marked as on the seven other children. Since temporarily strained and dilated it, for the subsequent physical her first severe attack on the winter's morning she has been con- signs pointed to this. tinually subject to similar ones, varying, however, in frequency We meet, however, with other interesting phenomena of ana- from one in a month to two a week, and she is always unfavour- chronism in other parts of the system, and it is with the idea of ably affected by cold. During this time the nails on the hands pointing more especially to certain such conditions in the genito- have suffered, and the tips of the fingers might be said never to be urinary apparatus that I offer this memorandum. In the normal completely free from small patches of feeble suppuration. Daring act of ejaculation the vesicule seminales and vasa deferentia of an asphyxial exacerbation she always suffers great pain, and is both sides usually contract together, but sometimes those of one peevish and irritable. No dark-coloured urine has ever been ob- side contract before the other side, or not at all. Next the pros- served. tate and bulbo-cavernosus muscle contract and eject the fluid; but here arises an interesting and practical phenomenon, namely, the two latter often contract without a preceding contraction of the vesicles and vasa deferentia. Hence many persons the subjects of irritable prostate are said to suffer from "spermatorrheea," often whea such a disease does not exist, but a prostatorrhcea ac- companied by the phase of contractile emission, generally noc- turnal, sometimes diurnal. When to this fact we add the further fact that such emitted fluid generally is devoid of spermatozoa, or only a few motionless ones killed perhaps by the chemical altera- tion in the prostatic juice, we have in part an explanation of the condition looked upon as grave by some, namely, where the disease is supposed to have run riot, and gone on to the stage of alteration in the constitution of the seminal fluid itself. Again, the bladder often acts irregularly and "stammers," and we have a "hesitating" stream. Finally the muscular fibres of the urethra may fail to dilate evenly, and we have a diverted stream. In almost every part of the body and in the uterus and Fallopian tubes we meet instances of this anachronism. Crouch End. On ixmination the condition of the patient was as follows: JAMES MACMUNN. The left hand was rather the worse of the two, but it was sur- prising the similarity in the severity with which corresponding THE TREATMENT OF METRORRHAGIA. fingers were affected. The distal phalanx of the little finger was THERE is one remedy I should like to add to Dr. Edis's very valu- absent, a truncated stump being left; on the ring finger this bone able and practical paper in the JOURNAL of June 7th, and that is did not seem to be quite lost; on the middle and index there was simply plugging the cervix uteri with cotton wool. In cases of the remnant of a nail, transversely grooved, and on the thumb a long, passive hsemorrhage unaccompanied by local disease, such as we curved, and transverselygrooved one. The fingers at times were cold meet with at the climacteric and in ansemic women, and even in and black to the middle of the first phalanx, but the paroxysms some cases where there is local disease, which we do not feel were very slow, and from the atrophied condition of the pulp on justified in treating just at the moment, I have found the bleed- all the fingers, and the general slightly swollen condition, the im- ing checked very much by simply passing a thick thread with pression was given that the affection was chronic, and never com- cotton wool fixed along it right up into the uterus, and lightly pletely absent. No pulse could be felt at the left wrist, but the packing the cervix uteri with it; it can be easily removed by brachial was distinguishable. The nails were all present on the allowing a p)rtion of the thread to remain in the vagina. I use toes, but the toes, soles, and heels for days presented the dark iodoform wool, and allow the plug to remain from twelve to asphyxial condition, which at best only partially cleared off. The 1501150iTEBIIHMDCLOUNTRUR BRITISR MEDICAL TOUBNAL.. LJune 28, 1890.

Dr. Byers will give a short summary of Fourteen Abdominal Sections, and will show a boy, the subject of Athetosis (Post-hemiplegic Chorea). Dr. E. C. Thompson (Omagh) will read: 1. Notes of Two Recent Ovariotomies; 2. One ASSOCIATION INTELLIGENCES Case of Trephining the Skull for Sub-cranial Abscess; 3. Successful Removal of a Large Epithelioma from the Dura Mater; and 4. A Case of Excision of the LIBRARY OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL Knee (the last three cases will be exhibited). Gentlemenwho wish to read papers show patients, etc., are requested to communicate, as early as convenient, with ASSOCIATION. the Honorary Secretary, JoHN W. BYERS,M.D., Lower Crescent, Belfast. MEMBERS are reminded that the Library and Writing LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE BRANCH.-The fifty-fourth annual meeting of Rooms of the Association are now fitted up for the accom- this Branch will be held in the Owens College, Manchester, on Wednesdayf July 2nd, 1890, at 2 P.M. Council meets at 1 30, before the meeting. Order o modation of the Members, in commodious apartments, at the business.-The meeting will be constituted by the retiring President (Dr' offices of the Association, The rooms are Davidson), who will then introduce the new President (Dr. Leech). Presi- 429, Strand. open dential Address. The Report of the Council and Financial Statement for the from 10 A. Mr. to 5 P. M. Members can have their letters past year. Election of Office Beareras-President-Elect, two Vice-Presidents and Honorary Secretary. Election of Representative Members on the addressed to them at the office. Council of the Association and Ellection of new Council. Selection of a place for next Annual Meeting. Medical and Surgical Communications.-Dr. Milli- gan: The choice of a Caustic in the Treatment of Granulations of the Middle Mar. Mr. Hare: Seate of hlection in Amputation. Dr. Dreschfeld will remark COUNCIL. on some unusual Forms of Hysteria in Men. Mr. Hardie: 1. Will remark on NOTICE OF MEETING. Two Cases of Hypospadias in course of Treatment by his Method of Operation. 2. A Case of Dislocation of the Acromio-Clavicular Joint Treated Operatively. A MEETING of the Council will be held in the Council Room of the Dr. Harris: The Canary Islands as Health and Holiday Resorts (with Limeliglht Association, at No. 429, Strand (corner of Agar Street), London, on Views). Mr. P. A. Southam: A Case of Prostatic Retention of Urine Treated by Suprapubic Prostatectomy. Mr. lhorras Jones will mention a Case of Tratl- Wednesday, the 16th day of July next, at 2 o'clock in the matic Aneurysm of the Femoral Artery in which the External Iliac was Tied. afternoon. Dr. Charles W. Jones (Peel Causeway), will exhibit and explain his "Thera- peutic Pipe," being an improve 1 tobacco pipe, also available for medical inha- June, 1890. FANCIS FowKE, General Secretary. lations. Dr. Johnson Martin: On the Cause and Increase of Diphtheritic and Tuterculous Disease and the Best Means of Prevention. A series of Clinical NOTICE OF QUARTERLY cases will be shown in ,n adjoining room by Drs. Brooke, Leech, Bury, Lund, MEETINGS FOR 1890. Hare, Larmuth and others, from 2 to 4 P.M. Museum -Messrs. Armstrong ELECTION OF MEMBERS. Brothers will show a variety of Optical Apparatus. Messrs. Weiss and Son and Meetinlgs of the Council will be held on July 16th and October Messrs. Wood and Co. will show a number of Surgical Requisites. Messrs. 15th, 1b90. Candidates for election A ssocia- Jewsbury and Brown, Mottershead and Co., and Woolley and Co., will show an by the Council of the Assortment of New Drugs, Instruments, etc. Luncheon.-The President (Dr. tion must send in their forms of application to the Genleral Secre- Leech) has kindly undertaken to provide luncheon in the College from 1 to tary not later tlhan twenty-one days before eachl meeting, namely, 2 P.m. The annual dinner will be held in the Queen's Hotel, Piccadilly, at September 24th, 1890. 6P.M. Tickets 8s. each (wine not included), for whichll early application should be made to Dr. Glascott.-CHARLES E. GLAsCOTT, M.D., HonLorary Secretary, Any qualified medical practitioner, not disqualified by any by- 23, St. John Street, Manchester. law of the Association, who shlall be recommiended as eligible by any three melmbers, may be elected a member by the Council or WORCETERSHIRE AND HEREFORDSHIRE BRANCH -The annual meeting of by any recognised Branch Coulncil. the Branch will be held at the Bedle Vue Hotel, Malvern, on Friday, June 27tbh, Candidates seekl ing election by a Branch Counlcil should apply at 4.15 P.M. Dinner at 6 15. Tickets 5s. eachl, without wine. Business of the the meeting:-Toelect officers and Council for ensuing year. President's address, to Secretary of the Branch. No member can be elected by a Mr. I aweon Tait Case of Obscure AbdomilnalT'umour: Dr. Stanley Haynes. Branch Council unlfess his name has been inserted in the circular Divided Tendons CuTed by Suture Eight weels after the Injure: Mr. Gostling. summoning the meeting at which he seeks election. Intestinal Obstruction Caused by Prolapse1 Spleen. Fatal Case of Fish-bone in (Esophagus: Mr. Fletcher. Pathological Specimens: Dr. Paul Chapman and FRANCIS FOWKE, General Secretary. Mr. Bates.-GEoRGE W. CROWE, Honorary Secretary. GRANTS FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. NORTH WALES BRANCH.-The annual meeting will be held on Tuesday, July Tm Scientific Grants Committee of the British Medical Associa- 8th, at the Sportsman Hotel, Portmadoc, when, in addition to the President's address, papers have been promised by Mr. Malc,lm Morris, of London, on tion desire to remind members of the profession engaged in re- the Etiology and Treatment of the Various Forms of Acne; and Dr. F. Imlacih, searches for the advancement of medicine and the allied sciences, of Liverpool, on Puerperal Fever. Notice of intended papers should be sent on that they are empowered to receive applications for grants in aid June 28th to the Honorary Secretary, W. JONES-MORR1S, Portmadoc. of such research. Applications for sums to be granted at the next annual meeting should be made without delay to the General METROPOLITAN COUNTIES BRANCH: NORTH LOlDON DISTRICT.-The annual for the will Secretary, at the office of the Association, 429, Strand, W.C. meeting for the election of officers and committee ensuing year be Ap- held at the Holborn Restaurant, at 6.30 P.M., on Wednesday. July 2nd, 1890. plications must include details of the precise character and objects The annual dinner will take place subsequently, at 7 P.M., in the Duke's Saloon. of the research which is proposed. Dr. Bridgwater, J.P., Vice-President of the District, will take the chair, sup- Reports of work done by the assistance of ported by Dr. Brodie Sewell, Mr. Macnamara, Dr. C. Rose, Mr. Noble Smith, Association grants Dinner belong to the Dr. H. May, and other members of the Council. ticket, 78. 6d. (exclu- Association. sive of wine). All members desirous of being present will oblige by signifying Instruments purchased by means of grants must be returned to the same by July 1st, 1890.-GEoRGE HENTY, Honorary Secretary, 302, Camden the General Secretary on the conclusion of the research in fur- Road, N. therance of which the grant was made. BORDER COUNTIES BRANcHEr.-The annual meeting of this Branch will be hleld at the County Hotel, Carlisle, on July 25th. Gentlemen wishing to read papers to communiecte with the Honorary Secretary, JAMES ALTRAM, Pen- BRANCH MEETINGS TO BE HELD. rith. WEST SOMERSET BRAwcH.-The annual meeting of this Branch will be held at the Infirmary, Bridgwater, on Thursday, July 3rd, at 3 o'clock. Mr. H. H. COMBINED MEETING OF Kemmis, President-elect, will take the chair on its being vacated by Mr. Hunt. Business: Minutes; Report of Council; Treasurer's Report; Election of Officers; THE EAST ANGLIAN AND CAMBRIDGE AND Place of Meeting and President-elect for 1891. President's Address. Papers and communications. The dinner will be at the Clarence Hotel at 5 o'clock. HUNTINGDON BRANCHES, Mr. Kemmis invites gentlemen present on the occasion to adjourn to his house AND THE NORWICH MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY. after the dinner. The title of any paper or communication to be brought before the meeting and early notine of the intention of being present at the GEN]ERAL MER ING. dinner should be sent to W. M. KELLY, M.D., Honorary Secretary, Taunton. THE annual meeting of the East Anglian and Cambridge and Hunt- ingdon Branches of the British Medical NORTH OF IRELAD BRANCH.-The twelfth annual meeting will be held in Association, conjointly the Board Room of the Royal Hospital, Belfast, on Thursday, July 10th. Busi- with the Norwich Medicc-Chirurgical Society, was held at Norwich, ness: To receive the Secretary's report and the Treasurer's statement. under the presidency of Dr. MICHAEL BEVERLEY, cn June 19th To elect office bearers for the ensuing year. To appoint two members as and 20th. The place of meeting was the Board Room of the Nor- representatives of the Branch on the Council of the Ass3ciation, and also two folk round which are of members on the Parliamentary Bills Committee. The President (Dr. George and Norwich Hospital, hung the portraits Gray) will deliver an address. Dr. J. A. Lindsay will show a Cancerous forty-three local medical worthies from the time of Caius to that Liver, and give an account of the case. He will also read the notes of a case of of Copeman. Mr. C. Williams, to whose enlightened zeal this in- Diabetes Insipidus successfully treated with Valerian. Dr. Dempsey will teresting collection chiefly ewes its describe a New Method of Treating Placenta Prrevia, and will read notes of a existence, presented every case. Dr. H. O'Neill will read short notes of a case of Paget's Disease of the visitor with an annotated catalogue of the portraits. Among those Nipple, and will show Photographs of the Breast before and after Operation. present were Sir PeterEade, Professor G. M. Humphry, Dr. Sydney Atiala 28, 1890.] .TH--BTHE ARITISIZJ.RITISH MBDICALMEDICAL JOURNAL. ltO51Xm Ringer, Mr. Knowsley Thornton, Mr. R. Barwell, Mr. Pearce Gould, past which they valued most highly. In 1398 Michael Beverley Dr. Bateman, Mr. Cadge, Mr. Crosse, Dr. Bradbury (Cambridge), was dean of Middleham College, and trustee to his own namesake, and many others. Sir John Howard, the ancestor of his grace the present Duke of Scientific Work of the Meeting.-The following is a brief Norfolk. In the year 1684 a Michael Beverley was Sheriff of Nor- summary of the scientific work of the meeting. On June wich, and held office two years after Sir Thomas Browne was in- 19th the following papers were read:-By Mr. KNOWsLEY terred in the chancel of St. Peter Mancroft. The citizens were THORNTON: Nine Cases of Ectopic or Extrauterine Gesta- proud of the President, and of the medical men engaged in Nor- tion; by Mr. WM. CADGR: Case of Porro-Cesarean Opera- wich.-The SHERIFF and DBPUTY MAYOR also responded.-Profes- tion; by Mr. T. H. MORSE: Gonorrhceal Inflammation of the Uterine sor HuMPHRY gave what he described as a long and serious toast, Appendages, with specimens; by Dr. SYDNBY RINGER: Soporifics; "The British Medical Association and East Anglian Cambridge and by Sir PETER EADE, M.D.: Some Sequele of Influenza; by Dr. W. Huntingdon Branches, and the Norwich Medico-Chirurgical A. ELLISTON: Case of Retropharyngeal Abscess; by Dr. W. M. Society,with the Health of the President, Dr. Beverley." Norwich CROWFOOT: Case of Cystic Tumour of the Breast. was his mother city, inasmuch that he was there born into the At 9 30 A.M. on Friday the hospital and museum were thrown medical profession. He was a pupil of the most earnest and ener- open to the inspection of members, and at 10.30 A.M. the meeting getic man he had ever met with-John Green Crosse. For three was resumed. years he lived in that man's house, and he need not say that many Professor HUMPHRY gave a demonstration on the Pathology of memories were awakened within him when he that day went over Knock-Knee and Back-Knee, which was followed by the perform- the old ground and entered the old surgery, where there were still ance, by Mr. WILLIAMS, of the operation of Double Osteotomy for the very bell he used to answer, and the shutters which he used to Knock-Knee. Dr. SYDNEY RINGER gave a demonstration ot the put up and pull down. He believed he might take credit to Action of various Soporifics on the Heart of a Frog; and Dr. himself for being the oldest worker in the Association. For more LLOYD TUCKEY gave a demonstration on Hypnotism. than half a century he had laboured for it. He began the President's Address.-At the first meeting of the combined work fifty-three years ago, under Mr. Crosse, in the surgery of Branches and the Norwich Medico-Chirurgical Society which which he had spoken. The Association had its origin mainly in was held at noon on June 19th, the President, Dr. MICHAEL Norwich and mainly from that man. Hardly any other man could BEVERLEY, delivered an address on Some Norwich Medical have been so competent as he was to have started a thing of the Worthies, which was received with general and prolonged ap- kind. On Sunday evenings especially John Crosse would instruct plause.-Dr. SYDNEY RINGBR, in proposing a vote of thanks him to write certain letters to members respecting the work of to the President for his address, said that it seemed as if the Association. These Sunday evenings were well and usefully things were reverting to what existed a hundred years ago. There spent, for that Association, by seeking to promote the well being was a time even within his recollection when London threatened of man, promoted the glory of God; it also had as its object to absorb all the talent, but a reaction had now set in, and towns the scotching of that greatest curse of men, that foulest because like Birmingham, Norwich, and Manchester had medical men as most insidious work of the devil-jealousy and ill-feeling towards distinguished as any to be found in England or on the Continent. professional brethren. One of the great objects of the Association -Professor HUMPHRY, in seconding the proposition, said he had had been to bring medical men together, to make them put their probably heard more addresses than any one present, and had de- knees under the common table, and to bring their hearts together livered more than one himself; but never in his life had he heard above it, to cease to look at one another as opponents, and to re- an address so interesting, so valuable, so full of literary research, gard one another as fellow-workers in the one great object of and so replete with admirable descriptions of character as well as doing good on earth. With regard to the President, he need only of surgical ability. No town except London could show such a say that while this or any other Branch of the Association could record of surgical ability as old Norwich. Caius was not only the produce so good a man as Dr. Beverley to take the lead there greatest physician, but the most learned man of his day. He was would be no fear that it would fail, but it would surely go on an example of the fact that in his time medicine and literature with the great and high work it had to do.-The PRESIDENT hav- went hand in hand, as they had done ever since. It was Caius ing replied, the toast ol "Our Guests" was proposed by Mr. who, after studying under Vesalius, introduced the study of ana- CADGE, and responded to by Mr. RICHARD BARWELL and Mr. A. P. tomy into England. He first dissected the human body in this GOULD. Mr. CROSSE proposed "The Readers of Papers," to which country, and gave to Cambridge the privilege of having two bodies Dr. S. RINGER and Mr. KNOWSLEY THORNTON replied; and tha annually to dissect, so that human anatomy was there first studied concluding toast, "The Secretaries," proposed by Dr. ELLISTON, in England. It was not improbable that Harvey, who was a student was acknowledged by Dr. BARNES, the PRESIDENT (on behalf of at Caius College, laid the foundation of his great knowledge by Dr. Anningson), and Mr. D. D. DAY. attending the course of anatomy at Cambridge. Dr. Beverley had Mrs. Beverley's Garden Party.-On Friday, June 20th, all the said that there were giants in those days. But the generation of medical -isitors, together with several hundreds of the principal giants had been continued. He was not aware that the surgical citizens of Norwich, and many of the county gentry, were invited science of Norwich ever stood higher than it did at present. It by Dr. and Mrs. Beverley to a garden party at Brundall. Nearly was able to meet any town in the country not only in surgery, but 700 invitations were issued, and most of them were accepted. Dr. in literary ability, as had been evidenced by the address of the Beverley's gardens at Brundall are deservedly famous throughout President.-Dr. BEVERLEY made a graceful reply, and an adjourn- the district for their extent and varied loveliness. Each guest ment then took place for luncheon, which was provided at was presented with an artistically drawn plan of the ardens en- buffets in the central hall of the hospital. riched with a picture of the "wishing spring," and of specimens Annuasl Dinner.-The annual dinner took place on the-evening of Roman pottery discovered at Brandall. The charming hos- of the 19th at Snelling's Room, in Rampant Horse Street. Dr. pitality and social savoir faire of the host and hostess, and their Beverley was supported by the Mayor, Mr. W. H. Dakin, the untiring exertions for the comfort and entertainment of all their Sheriff, Mr. E. Orams, the Deputy Mayor (Mr. F. W. Harmer), the guests made the party a great success, and the occasion will re- Dean of Norwich, etc. Letters of apology were received from Mr. main as an albo dies notanda lapillo in the memories of those who Hoare, M.P., and Mr. Colman, M.P. After the usual loyal toasts, had the privilege to be present. Sir PETER EADE proposed "The Bishop and Clergy "to which the DEAN OF NORWICH replied.-Dr. BATsEMAN proposed" The Members EAST ANGLIAN BRANCH. of Parliament of East Anglia, and the toast was acknowledged by A meeting of the Council of the Branch was held on June 19th Mr. WILLIAMS.-Dr. BEVERLEY proposed" The Mayor and Sheriff." at 11 A.M. In the absence of the President, the chair was occu- The former, for many years Chairman of the Sanitary Committee pied by Dr. BARNES. of Norwich, had earned the gratitude of the citizens for his zealous New Members.-Twelve gentlemen were elected members of promotion of all measures tending to promote the public health, the Association and of the Branch and twenty-four, already and notably for his efforts to establish an infectious hospital. The members of the Association, were elected members of the Branch. Deputy Mayor (Mr. Harmer), who was well known for his scien- Report of Council.-The report of the Council stated that the tific attainments, was a descendant of the old Norwich lithoto- membership of the Branch had considerably increased, 36 new mist of that name, and his son, Mr. Sidney Harmer, was a dis- members having been elected, making the total number now 231. tinguished z3ologist and a teacher in the University of Cambridge. Very successful meetings had been held at Sadbury, Braintree, -The MAYOR, in responding, said the name of Beverley had for and Haverhill, and special acknowledgment was made of the ages been connected with Norwich, and with those things of the manner in which the President, Dr. J. Sinclair Holden, had dis- 9 1606 THETEBIIHMDCLJUNLBRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [JuneJn 28,8 1890.80 charged the duties of his office, and of the generous reception he small secondary nodules, scattered over their under surfaces. had given the Branch at Sudbury. Thanks were also due to Similar though smaller nodules, varying in size from a small pea Messrs. Tandy and Hargrave for their hospitality to the Essex to a miliary tubercle, were found in the kidneys. There were division of the Branch at Haverhill. A special meeting had been none elsewhere. The trachea and cesophagus were completely held at Norwich to consider Dr. Rentoul's proposed "Public Medi- unobstructed, and the innominate veins and superior cava, though cal Service" with the result that the scheme was declared to be embedded in the growth, were not perceptibly diminished in under present circumstances impracticable. calibre. Microscopically the tumour was found to be a round- Election of Officers.-Mr. T. W. Crosse and Dr. W. A. Elliston celled sarcoma. were re-elected representatives of the Branch on the Council of Malignant Tumour of Thyroid.-Dr. If. H. BROWN showed this the Association, and Dr. Mead was re- elected its representative on specimen taken from a man aged 51. The left lobe of the thyroid the Parliamentary Bills Committee. The retiring President, Dr. was replaced by a cystic tumour of an oblong shape, which J. Sinclair Holden, was elected a Vice-President of the Branch. measured 5 inches from above down, by 31 in breadth and thick- New President.-The CHAIRMAN then introduced the new Pre- ness. It weighed 15 ounces. Microscopically it was proved to be a sident of the Branch, Dr. BEVERBLEY, who is also President of the small spindle-celled sarcoma. Norwich Medico-Chirurgical Society. Complications of Labour in 2,000 Conmecutire Pregnancies.-Mr. Invitation to Cambridge.-During the meeting the members of JOHN T1'. HARTILL read a paper on this subject. the Cambridge and lIuntingdon Branch invited the members of Insanitary Cesspools in Rural Districts and their Remedy.-Dr. the East Anglian Branch to visit them next year at Cambridge. REID read a paper on this subject and exhibited a model, showing This invitation was cordially accepted. a plan suggested by him as a remedy adaptable to most of the cesspits at present existing. It was inexpensive, and he had CAMIBRIDGE AND HUNTINGDON BRANCH. found it answer well in practice. The annual meeting of this Branch was held at the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital on June 19th, Mr. F. M. BECKETT, of Ely, Presi- dent, being in the chair. SOUTH-EASTERN BRANCH. Next Annual Meeting.-A report of the Council was read re- THE forty-sixth annual meeting of this Branch was held at Guild- commending that a meeting should be held conjointly with the ford, on Wednesday, June 11th, Mr. C. J. SELLS, of Guildford, in East Anglian Branch next year. The following resolutions were the chair. unanimously adopted: 1. "That the East Anglian Branch be in- Report of Council.-The report stated in 1875, when the meeting vited to hold a conjoint meeting with the Cambridge and Hunt- was hleld at Guildford before, the branch consisted of only 286 mem- ingdon Branch at Cambridge in the summer of 1891." 2. "That bers; now there were 508, the lar:est number hitherto registered. the details of the proposed meeting be left to the Council." 3. At the last annual meeting there were 494 members. During the "That the Council of the Branch ascertain whether the South year 30 new members had been elected; 10 had resigned, 3 had Midland Branch could modify their arrangements so as also to gone away, 2 had been struck off in arrears, and 2 had died. The join the meetinig." total loss to the Branch therefore was 17, and the gain 30. The net Election of Qlficers.-Mr. D. B. Balding, of RItoyston, was re- increase for the year, therefore, was 13. One of the members elected Representative on the Parliamentary Bills Committee. deceased,Dr.Loch6e,of Canterbury, was Presidentof the Association Dr. Anningson, of Cambridge, was re-elected Honorary Secretary when the annual meeting was held there in 1861, and he was after- and Representative on the Council of the Association. wards made aVice-President for life. Hle was a constanit attendanct at the East Kent District meetings, till the infirmities of age com- pelled his absence. The financial condition of the Branch continued STAFFORDSHIRE BRANCH. to be most satisfactory. In the abstract of accounts a new item THE third general meeting of this Branch during the present appeared for the first time in the receipts, viz., the sum received by session was held at the Bell Medical Library, Wclverhampton, on the Honorary Secretary from the Honorary Treasurer of the Asso- Thursday, May 29, Mr. VINCENT JACKSON, the President, in the ciation for payment of railway fare to the meetings of the Council. chair. The establishment of a Public Medical Service for England having New Member.-Dr. Alfred Grifliths Greenway was elected a been brought under the notice of the Council by Dr. Rentoul, member of the Branch. they reluctantly came to the conclusion, after a most exhaustive Fracture of Patella.-Mr. VINCENT JACKSON exhibited a young discussion, that the proposals which Dr. Rentoul had so ably put man who had been successfully operated upon for a transverse forward were impracticable. The Council was strongly of opinion fracture of the left patella, by subcutaneously transtixing the soft that the provincial hospitals and dispensaries should be included parts immediately above the upper fragment, also the ligamentum in the inquiry now being held on hospital management. With patelle just below the lower fragment, with strong steel pins, and regard to the very unsatisfactory and almost strained relations after the edges of the divided fragments had been accurately which existed between the War Office and the Army Medical Depart- approximated, they were retained so by wirinig the free portions ment, the Council thought it the duty of every member of tbe of the steel pins together. At the pre.tent time-nine months since profession, and especially of those belonging to the British Medical the operation-the objective evidence of a fracture having occurred Association, to bring the subject under the notice of their resp c- wa3 nil, and the movemen's of the joint were also completely tive representatives in P'arliament, with the object of inducing restored, the man being able to kneel with the left knee as well as Government to perform an act of justice to a meritorious branch (f with the right. the public service. Thanks were due to the Hon. Secretarie~ Traumatic Aneurysm of the ,Lft B'iachial Artery.-Mr. of the Districts, who, as usual had organised their meetings wi h VINCENT JACKSON atso exhibited a man aged 46, whose left success, and added many names to the list of members. A feeling brachial artery had been ligatured in the middle third a fortnight had been expressed in some quarters that the men of the present before for a traumatic aneurysm at the bend of the elbow, which day did not seem to be possessed with the same amount of enthu- was now quite cured and the arm wound healed. The artery was siasm and energy, in regard to these meetings, as influenced the wounded some months before admission by a chip of sharp steel. older members who established them and carried them on witlI Glass TVaginal Tube and Femnale Catheter.-Mr. VINCENT JACK- success. The Council mentioned this statement for the considera- SON showed a glass female catheter and a glass vaginal tube which tion and meditation of the Honorary Secretaries and their Dis- had rece ntly been made at his suggestion. It could be used with tricts. In conclu:ion the Co-ancil congratulated thc members on the nozzl of any douche or indiarubber syringe. It was grooved the continued prosperity of the Association. Notwithstanding the externally in such a way that the return current was ample and liberality of the Council and the Treasurer (Dr. Holman), tJhe free. The lateral apertures (there was no central aperture) were resources of the Association had never been so great. so made that the stream was directed laterally and forward, and F.nancial Report.-The financial report showed a balance in not backward. hand of £151 3s. 5vd. Mediastinal Sarcoma. Dr. Il. H. BROWN showed a mediastinal O)fficers and Council..-Mr. (G. ltigden, of Canterbury, was unani- - - - - rs tumour which- r had occupied- -jC _ ____the entire__-mediastinum,_ from, ____-the mously chosen President-elect for 1891-2. The following oftiic external notch to the pericardium, the upper two-thirds of which were declared duly elected for 1P91-2: Members of Council: were invaded by the growth. It corresponded in breadth to the Dr. Adeney, Tunbridge Wells; Dr. Bagshawe, St. Leonards; Dr. sternum, and extended backwards to the spine, surrounding the Bowles, Folkestone; Dr. A. Buchanan, Chatham; L. Buckell, trachea and roots of the lungs. In the lungs were numerous Chichester; C. W. Chaldecott, Dorking; Dr. T. Eastes, Folkestone June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1507 I E. H. Galton, Brixton Hill; Dr. Gogarty, Canterbury; A. H. B. as the miner's cradle retained the golden dust, and allowed the H. Hallowes, Maidstone; F. B. Hallowes, Redhill; Dr. Hayman, sand to be washed out. A French professor of agriculture had Eastbourne; Dr. C. Holman, Reigate; Dr. Johnson, Tunbridge these words printed in his lecture room: "There is nothing certain Wells; Dr. W. Moore, Burgess Hill; A. Napper, Guildford; Dr. in agriculture." The same remark applied to medical treatment- Oldman, Bletchingley; T. F. Raven, Broadstairs; Dr. R. Roberts, not a week passed but every practitioner had cause to verify the Eastbourne; Dr. Stowers, Finsbury Square; E. W. Thurston, Ash- glorious uncertainty of medicine. Judgment must there again ford; J. S. Turner, Upper Norwood; J. L. Worship, Riverhead; use its most delicate balancing to find the treatment best adapted Dr. C. E. Hoar, lIaidstone; S. G. Sloman, jun., Farnham. to the individual case. This point determined, the steady pres- Representatives of Branch on Council (of Association.-For sure of the will was required to overcome the difficulties that pre- Surrey, Dr. J. H. Galton; for Sussex, Mr. G. F. Ilodgson; for vented the thorough carrying out of the treatment. Another Kent, Dr. C. Parsons, tionorary Secretary. power was still needed to guide and regulate this complex Honorary Secretary.-Dr. Parsons, of Dover, was unanimously machinery, namely, "the unquenchable flame that is not love of requested to continue in office. gain nor of self-aggrandisement, but a mixture of professional Representative on Parliamentary Bills Committee.-Mr. E. H. pride, of sense of duty, and of philanthropical spirit." Like other Galton, of Brixton Hill, was re-elected. instruments, the medical mind could work only under certain NeXvt Annual Meeting.-Ilt was resolved to hold the Annual conditions which differed according to individuals, etc. One Meeting in 1891 at Canterbury. detrimental influence was, however, more or less common to them Resolutions.-1. "This Branch having always persistently op- all, namely, overwork, which was the besetting sin of most prac- posed the payment of the railway fares of the Branch representa- titioners in Australia. The treatment for this was, first, economy tives from the funds of the Association, it is resolved that the sum of power in work, quantity being sacrificed for quality; and received by the Hono ary Secretary for this purpose from the secondly, the intellectual refreshment and communion with fellow- Treasurer of the Association be given to the British Medical Bene- workers, as in the meetings of the two medical societies of Syd- vo!ent Fund, and that the donation be further increased to 10 ney. The President concluded his address with a few well-chosen guineas from the funds of the Branch." 2. "That a donation of words expressive of the mingled pleasure and regret with which 20 guineas be made to the Royal Medical Benevolent College at he relinquished his office. Epsom to the permanent endowment fund for the fifty pensioners Vote of Thanks.-A vote of thanks to the President for his ad- of the College." 3. "That this Branch offer a humble petition to dress was proposed by Dr. CHAMBERS, seconded by Dr. KNAGOS, the House of Lords requesting that the inquiry into the subject and carried by acclamation. of hospital management be extended to provincial hospitals and Balance Sheet -The balance sheet, which was read by Dr. CRAGO, dispensaries." showed that there was a balance of £152 16s. 10d. to the credit of Votes of Tharks.-Votes of thanks for their services during the the Branch. On the proposition of Dr. ELLIS, seconded bj Dr. past year were passed to the President, Dr. HIlayman, the two Vice- W. CHISHOLM. the balance sheet was adopted. Presidents, Dr Hahucod, and Mr. Ewart, of Eastbourne; to the (fficers and Council.-The meeting then proceeded to the elec ion Council of the Branch, anl to the auditors and scrutineers, Me,srs. of cIlicers and members of Council for the ensuing year. Thp tol- Osbc.rn and Lorg, of D)ovr. lowing gentlemen were elected :-President: G. T. Hankins, Dinner.-F'orty-three members and visitors dined together arter M.R.CS. Tlce-President: R. Scot-Skirving, M.B., C.M.Edin. Hono- a pleasant drive to Brookwood Asylum, and a visit to the chitf ra,y Treasurer: W. 11. Crago, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S. Honorary objects of interest in the town of Guildford. Secretary: Ralph Worrall, M.D., Ch..., Qu. U.lrel. Auditors: ti. A. Ellis, M.B., Ch.B.Dub, and C. P. B. Clubbe, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S. Mlembers of Council: J. Chambers, F.R.C PEdin., W. W. SYDNEY AND NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH. J. O'Reilly, M.D., Ch.M.Irel., F. H. Quaitfe, M.D., C.M.Glasg, S T. TIHE tenth annual meeting of this Branch was held at Sydney on Knaggs, M.D.Aberd. and Syd., T. 11i. Fiaschi, M.D.Pisa, E. I. Friday, Mlarch 7th, Dr. FIAsCHI,t President, in the chair. The fol- Jenkins, M.A., M.D.Oxon., M.R.C.P.Lond. lowing members were present: Drs Jarvie Hood, Williams, Crago, Knagge, W. Chisholm, Jenkins, Ellis, Quaife, W. J O'Reilly, A. F. O'Reilly, Cohen, Graham, M'Donagh, MAarano, Chambers, Worrall, NORTHERN COUNTIES (SCOTLAND) BRANCH. Rennie, Cotton, Wright, Brady, A. F. IIankins, Hodgson, Scot- THE annual meeting of this Branch was held in the Royal Ihotel, Skirving, Lyden, West, Shand, Megginson, Kendall, and Clubbe. Inverness, on June 12th, under the presidency of Dr. WHYTE, Dr. M'Cle]land and Mr. Storey were present as visitors. Elgin. Newv Members -The minutes of the previous annual meeting President's Address.-The PRI SIDENT delivered an address on having been read and confirmed, the PRaIDENrT announced that "Anmesthetics," contrasting the value and effects of ether and Dr. Douglas and Dr. Ford Hughes had been elected members of chloroform, giving preference to the latter, and laying great stress the Branch. on the necessity of the administration being committed to the sole President's Address.-Dr. FIAscHI, the retiring President, then charge of an assistant.-A general discusAicn on the subject fol- delivered an address, in which he reviewed the work of the lowed, and a cordial vote of thanks was accorded to the President. Branch during the previous twelve months. Five Council and Yew Member.-Dr. Walter de Watteville, Kingussie, was ad- nine general meetings had been held, papers had been read on mitted a member of the Association and Branch. most of the branches of medical science, and many interesting ex- Qf/icers and Council.-President: Dr. Grant, Grantown. Presi- hibits had been shown. Ti ree members, Drs. Nott, James Smith, dent-Elect: Dr. Turner, Keith. Vice-Presidents: Dr. Whyte, and P. M'Donagh, had died, and three had resigned. Fourteen Elgin, and Dr. Duguid, Buckie. Secretary and Treasurer: Dr. J. new members had been elected, making a total of 129 members W. N. Mackay, Elgin. Council: Drs. McNee, Mann, aiiken, Finlay- now on the roll, the largest number yet recorded. These facts son, G. H. Mackay, and Simpscn. Representative to the Council showed that, on the attainment of its eleventh year of life, the and Parliamentary Bills Committee: Dr. Ogilvie Grant, Inver- Branch was showing signs of vigorous development. The meet- ness. ings had been well attended, and the questions mooted had been NText Meeting.-It was resolved that the next meetir g should well discussed in a spirit of "more breezy and healthier criticism" be he held at Elgin, and the Secretary was instructed to corre- than used to prevail in the early years of their existence. The spond with the Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine Branch, with a P'resident then proceeded to speak of the medical mind as an in- view to a joint meetfng. strument. In this delicate instrument there was, first, the part Dinner.-The members afterwards dined together, Dr. Whyte, that received the statement of the patient; the photographic who was in the chair, being supported by the Provost of Inverness, plate should not beat it in sensitiveness and promptness. "A Dr. Mackay, Inspecter'General of Hospitals, and Dr. Robert Grant, faint abnormal sound, a slight blur in the speech of your patient, Brigade-Surgeon, Inverness. a difference in the complexion-may be a paleness. a yellowness, or a mere general greasy look; the innumerable differences of the STIRLING, KINROSS, AND CLACKMANNAN BRANCH. pulse under the toubch, the bogginess or hardness of a tissue, the TirE annual meeting of this Branchl was held at the Castle fluctuation, the wave-a peculiar odour even-might be all the Campbell Ilotel, Dollar, on the afternoon of Tuesday, July 17th. clue that in some cases might help to a correct diagnosis.' No Dr. STBACHAN presided, aLnd there were also present Drs. Leslie, sooner was the impression received than a process of sorting set Linton, Spence, Peake, Currie, Oswald, Mackintosh, and Lewis. in; the valuable evidence was retained, the useless cast out, jutst Apologies for absence were received from Drs. Hlaldane, Galbraith, 1808 rH.e BRITISH MEDICAL JOtURZAL£. [June 28, 1890. Wickham, Cribbes, and Kirkwood. The minutes of the last meet- CharitY, but the cases have not been published. Dr. Weisgerer ing were read and approved. placed the children in a room measuring about eighteen cubic Report of Council and Financial Statement.-The Council for mbtres, and ten grammes of sulphur were burned. The vapour 1889-90 presented its report, and the Treasurer, Dr. SPBNCE, read caused a slight sensation of pricking in the eyes and throat, which, the annual statement of the finances of the Branch, which showed however, the children bore very well. The treatment is repeated a balance of £3 5s. to the credit of the Branch. night and morning. The fits of coughing are greatly relieved Officers and Council.-The following were elected office-bearers after a day or two of treatment, then disappear, often giving place for tne ensuing year:-President: Dr. Haldane. Vice President: to a cough, which occurs once or twice in the course of twenty- Dr. Lewis. Honorary Treasurer: Dr. Spence. Honorary Secre- four hours. taries: Drs. Lewis and Peake. Members of Council: Drs. Strachan, M. Th6rard relates the following case: During the confinement Currie, Wickham, and Macpherson. Dr. Strachan was chosen to of a woman with rickety pelvis the foetal head could not be felt, represent the Branch on the Council of the Association and on the nor the foetal bruit heard. M. Tb6rard beOieved the uterus to be Parliamentary Bills Committee. ruptured. He tried to effect podalic version, but it was impossible Case.-Dr. PEAKE showed a case of extensive Burn of the to extricate the head. He then performed embryotomy; but even Abdomen, Thigh, Arm, etc., healed over after 18 months by then the head could not be extracted. Laparotomy was then repeated skin grafting. done, and M. Th6rard observed that round the cervix there was a Health Conditions in School Life.-Dr. STRACHAN read a paper fibrou3 ring, which proceeded from the vaginal insertion. As in which he insisted that sound and vigorous health was of the antiseptic precautions had not been observed the peritoneum first importance in education, as upon it depended development, was washed out. The sutures used for the peritoneum were which determined the future brain power of the pupil. Learning steeped in brandy; the edges of the wound were kept together by supplied the tools but the brain was the workman, and according strips of plaster. Chloroform was not used, but the patient did to organic strength was intellectual power and vigour. All time not suffer much and soon recovered. during the day which could be spared from necessary class work M. Bouchut, in 1868, demonstrated that in diphtheria there is should be utilised for exercise in the open air. He suggested the acute leucocythemia. This theory was attacked by MM. Cuffer introduction of piants in the classroom as a means, in addition to and Sann6, but confirmed by Binault in his thesis on "Les Altera- ventilation, of purifying the air. There was a general agreement tions du Sang dans la Dipht6rie." In a recent thesis M. Gonthier among educational authorities that with insufficient nourishment has again treated this question, taking as a basis the researches ordinary school work was apt to be excessive and injurious, and of Brown-S6quard and d'Arsonval, who have shown that from the he pointed out that this might be from want of appetite as well watery vapour that issues from the lungs of healthy human beings as want of food. With regard to exercise, he argued in favour of and all mammals a poisonous fluid is obtained. In diphtheria the spontaneity, as also of a sufficient daily allowance at all seasons. breathing passages are obstructed, and this pulmonary excretion He suggested that the usual Midsummer and Christmas holidays possibly condensed and elimination prevented, and in consequence might be considerably curtailed and the time thus saved be dis- of this there is insufficient ventilation of the lungs. M. Gonthier tributed as additional playtime throughout the year. The fallacy cites several cases of diphtheria which were successfully treated of regarding physical exercise as a corrective of the evil effects of with oxygen inhalations. excessive brainwork was also alluded to. In regard to school M. Vergel has recently reported a case in which syncope and work, he pointed out the weakening effect upon psychical action convulsions were caused by depressing the tongue. The child, of emotional excitement, as fear, anxiety, etc., and urged the im- 18 months old, was suffering from croup. In order to examine portance of avoiding such in school children. He concluded by the throat, the tongue was pressed down with a spoon, when syn- referring to the danger of slight ailments being converted into cope ensued. This was followed by a convulsion, and the child serious illness by indiscreet usage at school, and to the evils remained during ten hours in a torpid state, from which it slowly resulting from strain upon the system during the period of func- recovered. Bouchut has reported two cases of death from press- tional development, especially in girls.-A discussion followed in ing down the tongue; thus to avoid such accidents this should be which Drs. PEAKE, CURaRE, and LESLIE took part, aud Dr. done during expiration, otherwise even in adults spasm of the Strachan received a unanimous vote of thanks for his paper. glottis may occur. Exhibition of Instruments.- Messrs. J. Gardner and Sons, A bronze medal has been awarded by the French Government Edinburgh, then exhibited a collection of Gyneecological, Electrical, to Dr. Rondet, for his sanitary labours during the typhoid fever and Surgical Instruments. epidemic at Neuville-sur-Seine. Annual Dinner.- The annual dinner was held after the A philanthropic society called the "L'(Euvre de Ten Bron," or- meeting. ganised at the Grand Hotel an evening entertainment, consisting of a lecture and a concert, for the benefit of their funds, which are to be devoted to the treatment of tuberculous patients by air impregnated with salt. M. Verneuil presided. SPECIAL The Baroness Mohrenheim gave a matinee musicale at the CORRESPONDENCEI Russian Embassy for the benefit of the Paris Ambulance. M. Jules Simon described the development of this organisation. Several PAR I S. well-known amateurs and distinguished professional artistes con- Emphysema and Tuberculosis. Renal Epithelioma. - Sulphur tributed to the success of the matinee. Vapour in Whooping-cough.-Laparotomy.-Oxygen Inhalations in Diphtheria.-Asphyxia from Pressing Down the Tongue.- VIENNA. General News. Orexin.-Extirpation of the Vesiculke Seminales.-Tests for Albu- DR. POTAIN, in a recent clinical lecture on emphysema and tuber- calosis, demonstrated that the two conditions are sometimes co- men in the Urine.-Parenchymatous Injections of Iodoform in existent. Dr. Peter believes that emphysema is favourable to the Goitre.-Mental Disorder following Operations on the Eye.- development of phthisis, inasmuch as nutrition then becomes Professor Dittel's Jubilee. imperfect. In 1875 Dr. Gallard showed that tuberculosis may DR F. PENZOLDT, in the Therapeutische Monatshefte, describes the lead to emphysema; since then Hdrard and Grancher have con- muriate of phenyl-hydrochinazolin or orexin (0p6tLs, appetite) as firmed this. Emphysema may succeed tuberculosis or precede it. a remedy which improves all the functions of the stomach, and In the former case it is more limited, in the latter it is often ac- especially increases the appetite. The drug, which is easily soluble companied by chronic pneumonia. in water, has a bitter, burning taste. It is a crystallised salt, and At the Paris Surgical Society M. Terrillon gave an account of a has only a very slight toxic effect in warm-blooded animals. The case of epithelioma of the kidney. He had removed the tumour poisonous dose in man seems to begin at 25 grammes. In healthy two years previously, and the patient remained well. M. Quenu persons slight disturbances, such as nausea, giddiness, or heat, has performed the same operation with equally good results. only occurred after the use of 1 gramme pro dosi. After half a In the Bulletin de Th6rapeutique Dr. Weisgerer records three gramme there was a striking and rapid increase of appetite. In a cases of whooping-cough treated by sulphur vapour. He uses healthy man one-fourth of a gramme accelerated the digestion of Deschieu's bougie, No. 1, which burns ten grammes of sulphur in white bread by half an hour, that of meat by ?8 minutes; half a an hour. This treatment has been adopted at the H8pital de la gramme accelerated the digestion of meat by one hour. Experi- June 28, 1890.] TH-H BRrTISH MEDICALMEDICAL JOURNAL. 1~~~~~~~~~~~~6-1615t5 reconstruction before that scheme is finally embodied in a draft of a new Charter." A further resolution, moved by Mr. Tyler, to UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. the effect that there should be an avoidance of any provisions which may place great or predominant power in the hands of CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. persons who are not graduates of this University, was carried. FIRST EXAMINATION FOR MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEGREES, Election of Members of Senate.-The chairman declared the EASTER TERM, 1890.-Chemistry and Physice. The following were result of the poll for the vacant seats on the Senate to be as examined and approved: follows: For Sir P. Magnus, 990 votes; Dr. Bristowe, 626; Mr. Allan, Caius Grummitt, Caius Pearce, Trin. Dr. 180. The three first names were, Ambrose, A. C., Down Hanson, R. J. B., Trin. Reece, Down Bennett, 274; O'Reilly, Ascherson, Pemb. Hayward, Caius Benshaw, J. A. K., Trin. therefore, nobminated on the list. Bagshawe. Caius Hey, Trin. Sheppard, Christ's Bartram, Joh. Heywood, Emman. Smith, J., Jesus Clarke, Caius Irving, Caius Somers, Pemb. DURHAM UNIVERSITY. Cooper, Bmman. Jackson, T. L.. Joh. Stead, Caius FACULTY OF MEDICINE.-At the Convocation on Tuesday, June Cundy, Trin. Kingsford, Joh. Storrs, K. S., Emman. 24tb, 1690, the following were recommended for the Degree of D)ashwood, C. B., Magd. Lees, Caius Sugden, Caius Doctor in Medicine for practitioners of fifteen years' standing: Davies, L. G. Macnamara, Pet. Thomson, (. A. H., Christ's Hale, C. D. B., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.; Lloyd, M., L.R.C.P.Lond., Duckworth, Jesus Marriott, E. B., Clare Thorman, Caius M.R.C.S.Eng.- Manser, R., M.R.C.S., L.S.A.; Pendavis, W. F., L.R.C.P. Dunn, C. F., Cath. Maxwell, Corp. Tyson, Caius Ed.. M.R.C.S.llng.; Dyer, H. G., L.R.C.P.Ed., M.R.C.S. Mr. C. W. Evans, Trin. May, H. J., Caius Villy, Joh. Chapman, M.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S., has passed thle professional part of Fison, Corp. Michael, H. Selw. Vinter, C. H. S.. Caius be recommended for the of M.D. when Fowler, H. R., H. £elw. Mills, Clare Watson, F. J., Trin. the examination, and will Degree Garrad, Clare Milsome, Trin. Wicks, Caius he has satisfied the examiners in Arts. Godson, F. A., Joh. Pead, Pemb. Woodhouse, King's The following were reaommended for the Degree of M.D.: Grosvenor, Trin. Allden, S. J., M.B., B.S.; Aubrey. A. R.. M.B., M.R.C.S.; Baigent, W., M.B., B.S.; Baine, L. A., M.B.. B.S.; Baker, J. B., M.B., M.R.C.S.Eng., There were ninety-three candidates. L.R.C.P.Ed.; Bontor, S. A., M.B., B.S, M.R.C.S.Eng, L.R.C.P.Lond.; SECOND ExAMrNATION.-Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The fol- Dalgliesh, J. W., M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.; Davis, N., M.B., B.S.; Dimmock, A. F., M.B., M.R.C.S., L.S.A.; East, C. H., M.B, lowing were examined and approved: B.S., M.R.C.S., L.S.A.; Hare, F. W. E., M.B., M.R.C.S.; Pogson, J. W. Anderson, Pemb. Guinness, Caius Miller, Queen's B ,M.B., B.S.; Revely. J. S., M.B, M.R.C.S.; Simmons, E. W., M.B., Barker, Emman. Hadow, Caius Milward, Clare M.R.C.S.; Stokes, J., M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., L.S.A. Barrett, Caius Harrison, T. L., Joh. Ogilvie, Christ's The was recommended for the of Master in Bedford, Trin. Hayne, Caius Phillips, Caius following Degree Bousfield, Caius Henderson, Joh. Powell, Li.. Trin. Surgzry (MS.): Bower, Trin. Hutchinson, F. A. S., Roper, Christ's Ridley, G. W., M.B., F.R.C.S. Crofton-Atkins, Clare Trin. Rotherham, Txin. The following were recommended for the Degree of Bachelor in Colby, King's Jackson, G. C., Job. Savage, Caius Medicine (M.B.): Cowie, Joh. Johnson, M. B.. Trin. H. Sell, Caius Anguis, H. B., College of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Brodie, F. C., Devereux, N, H. Selw. King. T. P.. Joh. Smallwood. Caius M.R.C.S., L.R C.P., L.S.A., Middlesex Hospital; Craggs, R. F., College Dodgson, Eimman. Lees, B. H., Job. Smith, H., Trin. of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Dalgliesh, C. A., College of Medi- Fothergill, Queen's Lang, S. H.. Caius Smith, E. A. C., Caius cine, Newcastle-upon Tyvie; Gott1 H., Yorkshire College, Leeds; Hig- Grosvenor, Clare Marriott, C. E., Clare Taylor, Caius gens, O. B., M.A.. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., St. Mary's Hospital; Hutton, J. Guest, Emman. A., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Middlesex Hospital; Poole, K. W.. M.R.C.8., There were fifty-six candidates. L.R.C.P., London Hospital; Preston. L. L., M.R.C.S., Middlesex Hos- pital; Scott, W. J., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Guy's Hospital; Smith, H., Col- THIRD EXAMINATION.-Part I. The following were examined lege of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Warde. A. W. B.. M.R.C.S., and approved: L. K.C.P., St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Ware, G. S., M R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Attfield, Pet. Greaves, Caius Ronillard, Caiis L.S.A., Middlesex Hospital; Wood, G. E. M., University College Hos- Batten, Trin. Hale, King's Shaw, King's pital. Beaumont, W. II., Down Hall, J. B., Pemb. Simmons, W. W., Joh. The following were recommended for the Degree of Bachelor in Bennetts, Caius Hall, R. H., Pemb. Smith, H. Austen, Trio. Surgery (B.S.): Bradley. Caius Hardy, Jesus Smith, H. E., Caius Angus, H. B., College of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Atkinson, W. A., Burton, F. W., Joh. Harrison. S. N., Trin. Stubbs, Trin. M.B., College of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Cox, B., M.B., College Buss, Sid. Head, Trin Sutton, Clare of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Crsggs, R. F., College of Medicine, Carruthers, A. B., Christ's Lea, J., Caius Swayne, Trin. Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Dalgliesb, C. A., College of Medicine, Newcastle- Cowell, Joh. Long, D. S., Caius Thomas, R. S., Jesus upon-Tyne; Davis, I., M.B., Middlesex Hospital; Gott, H., Yorkshire Earl, H., Cav. Low, P. C., Clare Treadgold, Down College. Leeds; Hutton, J. A., M.R.C S., L.R.C.P., Middlesex Hospital; Fosbery Molson, J. E., Emman. Waggett, Pemb. Poole, K. W., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.. London Hospital; Preston, L. L., Fi ffe, Caius Molteno, Clare Wellford, Trin. M.R.C.S., Middlesex Hospital; Scott, W. J., M R.C S., L.R.C.P., Guy's Gillam, H. Cav. Panting, King's White, C. P., Clare Hospital; Smith, H., College of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Warde, Gillett, Sid. Peck. B. S., Christ's Wilks, Caius A. W. B., M ]t.C.S., L.R.C.P., St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Ware, G. S., Gimson, H. Cav. Pethick, Down Winslow, W., C us M.R.C.S., L R.C.P., L.S.A., Middlesex Hospital. Grabham, Joh. lRichardson, J. C , Caius Part If. The following were examined and approved: GLASGOW UNIVERSITY. Barclay-Smith, Down Durham, Christ's Russell, J. W., Trin. H. for in medicine at Uni- Bindloss, Joh. Fletcher, Trin. Scott. T. W., Caius THE final examinations degrees Glasgow Burton, F. W., Joh. Foster, Trin. Stmith. H. Austen, Trin. versity begin on July 7th, and continue till the 23rd of the same Creswell, H. Cav. Handson, Caius Swayne, Trin. month. Three days are devoted to written examination, and the Daggett, Caius Long, Caius Trevithick, Trin. time is with oral examination. The clinical Dalton, Trin. Muir, Trin. Tuppen, Caius remaining occupied De Jersey, W. B., Pemb. Nix, H. W., Caius Wickham, G. H.. Cains examinations are at present being conducted in the Western In- Dixon, h1. Cav. Pilcher, Clare Williams, E. C., Christ's firmary. Dumergue, Corpus Rouillard, Caius Yeoman, Caius ERRATUM.-In the Pass List of the Final Fellowship Examination of the OF LONDON. Royal College of Surgeons, in the JOURNAL of June 14th, p. 1405, Dr. J. Dundas UNIVERSITY Grant have been described as M D., M.B. MEETING OF CONVOCATION. should not The Reconstruction of the University.-A meeting of Convo- PRESENTATION.-On Friday last Dr. F. T. P. Newell, house-sur- cation was held on June 24th. The chlairman, Mr. F. J. Wood, at the Meath was the of two LL said he could not state definite as to the geon Hospital, Dublin, recipient D., anything very on his retiring from his office, having been ap- new Charter, but all that he knew oa the subject was favourable. presentations The medical board and had pointed to a city Poor-law dispensary. gave University College King's College substantially accepted a handsome clock, and the hospital officers a writing desk. Sir the basis of the draft Charter that had been prepared. A com- George Owens occupied the chair, and testified to Dr. Newell's mittee of the Senate was then engaged in considering and dis- and cussing the question, and would report to a meeting of the Senate efficiency popularity. to be held on the following day (Wednesday). A long discussion DONATIONS.-At the annual meeting of the Sydenham District took place on a resolution moved by Mr. T. Tyler, and eventually Medical Society, held at the Crystal Palace on June 19th, the sum the following amendment, moved by Dr. Silvanus P. Thompson, of ten guineas was presented to the British Medical Benevolent was adopted: "That this Ilouse, though extremely desirous not Fund. Twenty guineas was also presented to the "Pensioners' to embarrass the Senate in its efforts to arrive at a satisfactory Permanent Endowment Fund" at Epsom College. Both charities solution of the problem of reconstruction, hereby expresses its have received previous donations from the Sydenham District strong opinion that it ought to be consulted as to the scheme of Medical Society. 1520 TYIE BRITISt MREDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

A NEW and most agreeable way of commemorating the dead has been found by Mr. H. L. Higginson, who has presented a field of MEDICAL NEWS, twenty-seven acres on 'the banks of the river Charles to Harvard University for athletic recreation. The field is to be called "The THERE are said to be 40,321 medical practitioners in Japan. The Soldier's Field," and is to be a perpetual memorial of seven friends population is estimated at about forty millions. of the donor who died during, or as a result of, the war of the STEPS are being taken by the Russian Health Society to organise Rebellion. a hygienic exhibition in Russia. THE University of Louvain has added a course of medical ethics DR. THIERY, Prosector in the Paris Faculty of Medicine, has to the ordinary programme of professional study. When a similar con- been commissioned by the French Government to study the proposal was before the Belgian Parliament some time ago, it was dition of surgical education in England, Sweden, and Russia. objected by several deputies that medical students had quite DR. CADET DE GASSICOURT has been elected a member of the enough to learn already without being burthened with additional French Academy in the section of medical pathology, in the place subjects of study. Other enlightened representatives of the people of the late Professor Damaschino. affected to believe that "deontology" (the French term for medi- OF the forty-two medical members of the French Chamber of cal ethics) must be a misprint for"odontology." Deputies, only one (Dr. Bourgeois, deputy for La Vend6e) sits on the right or Conservative side of the House. BECHTERBW (Medizinskoje Obosrenje, 1890, No. 4) points out that destruction of different parts of the nervous system does not THE second annual meeting of the American Peediatric Society give the same results in newly born animals which are born blind was held in New York on June 3rd and 4th, under the presidency as in those which are fully grown. For example, destruction of of Dr. J. Lewis Smith. the motor area of the cortex or of the cerebellum give no results. DR. BERTHERAUD, director of the Journal de Mkdedine et de These variations are probably due to the fact that in these animals Pkarmacie, published at Algiers, recently met his death by acci- the pyramidal bundles are not fully developed at birth. In animals dental drowning. born with the power of sight, the results of operations on the brain are the same in the newly born as in the fully grown. SOMB cases of yellow fever are said to have occurred at Malaga. was imported by a coming from an infected The disease vessel FOR HELP OF THE WOUNDED.- port. THE FRENCH SOCIETY THE The French Socidtd de Secours aux Blesses held its general meet- INFLUENZA IN STYIA.-Some genuine cases of epidemic in- ing on June 12th, under the presidency of Marshal MacMahon. fluenza having recently occurred in the district of Judenburg, in Since the war of 1870 the Society has distributed £128,000 among Upper Styria, a searching medical inquiry is to be held. soldiers and sailors wounded in war. It has increased its ambul- A NEW Italian journal entitled II Sordomuto (the Deafmute) ance material to the value of £4,000, and has organised temporary hospitals, railway hospitals, services on a has been started by Dr. G. Longhi, founder of the" Otothera- station and ambulance peutic" Institute at Milan. It is to be published monthly. footing ready for war. It has trained numbers of lady nurses, bearers, etc. The Society has now 42,000 members, and the yearly THE QUBEN has granted a suite of apartments in Hampton Court subscriptions amount to £4,000. Palace, formerly occupied by Lady Torrens, to Mrs. Keith, widow of Surgeon-Major Keith, lately on the staff of the Duke of Con- TUBERCULOUS CATTLE.-The following official statistics relating naught. to the public slaughterhouse of Augsburg may be interesting:- THE first case of yellow fever observed in the United States is During 1889, of 23,592 calves slaughtered, only one (an animal 3 reported to have been admitted into the Chandeleur Marine Hos- weeks old) was found to be tuberculous. Of 13,679 bead of older pital in Louisiana. It occurred on board a vessel thirty-eight cattle, 612, or 4.4 per cent., were tuberculous. Of 8,537 oxen, 167, days out from Rio de Janeiro. or 1.94 per cent., were tuberculous; while of 5,008 cows, 445, or 888 per cent., were affected with that disease. In 4 cases, or "WHAT'S IN A NAME ?"-The American Association of Genito- almost 1 per cent. of the cows, the udder was the seat of tubercu- Surgeons has changed its name, and is henceforth to be urinary losis. In 67 of the 612 cases in which disease was discovered, the known by the surprising and ponderous title of "The American flesh was declared unfit for food on account of generalised tuber- Andrological and Syphilographical Association." culosis and destroyed. THsE police authorities of Vienna are making an exhaustive in- quiry into a number of questions bearing on the regulation of SOME GERMAN UNIVERSITIES.-The number of students in the prostitution. The professors of syphilology and dermatology are University of Greifswald this summer semester is 902, being the taking an active part in the investigation. largest number ever on its books. Of these, 421 are students of DR. W. SCHULEKic, Professor of Ophthalmology at Buda-Pesth, medicine, 274 of theology, 98 of philosophy, and 95 of law, while has been elected Rector Magnificus of that University for the 24 are allowed to attend particular lectures without having matri- culated in any faculty. the number students is coming year. The College of Professors at Vienna has chosen At Erlangen of Professor Zuckerkandl to be Dean of the Medical Faculty next 1,012, being the first time it has exceeded 1,000. The theological faculty used to the most attended, this year year. be numerously but medicine heads the list. At Marburg there are 1,003 students, PROFESSOR TEIICHMANN, of Cracow, has announced his inten- this being also the first time the number of 1,000 has been ex- tion of sending his well-known collection of injected anatomical ceeded. There are 269 students in the medical faculty. preparations to the exhibition to be held in connection with the forthcoming International Medical Congress at Berlin. EPSOM COLLEGE.-The successes of the students of Epsom Col- AT a meeting of the Berlin Municipal Council on June 12th it lege at the matriculation and preliminary scientific examinations was decided that a convalescent home for lying-in women should cf the University of London has long been a credit to their teach- be established at the expense of the city. A sum of 140,000 marks ing. The head master now enables all boys who seek to enter the (£7,000) was voted for the purpose. medical profession by other avenues than the London matricula- tion and M.B. degree, which is beyond the reach of many, to re- THE increase of insanity in Berlin has made it necessary that a asylum should be established. The ceive while remaining at college similar advantages to those which new public lunatic building, are given in the preliminary scientific form to those who have which is to accommodate 1,000 patients, will be situated in the succeeded in matriculating. They will be taught chemistry and easterly suburb of Lichtenberg. The City of Berlin already main- physics-subjects of serious difficulty to students of moderate an about 1,200 inmates at Dalldorf. tains asylum with ability when away from the form work of school; and ground will IN the University of Berlin the academic year will henceforth be broken in physiological biological studies-subjects which be divided into a winter and a summer Halbjalir (half year), the are regularly taught in the college. This preparation will enable term "semester" hitherto in general use being proscribed, prob- all to pass the first examination of the Colleges of Physicians and ably in deference to the ultra-Teutonic spirit which is at present Surgeons at the earliest possible date after entering at a metro- insisting on the expurgation of the German language from all politan hospital. This departure at Epsom College appears to us taint of foreign influence. a most excellent arrangement. 1521 -T--7TB- BBITISH MBDICAL JOUBNAL.ORA.12 Jue-June 98, 1890.1 NEW HOSPITAL AT BERLIN.-The City of Berlin, which already livered fourteen times, the shoulder presenting in every case ex- maintains two general hospitals (Friedrichshain, with 720, and cepting the first, where the presentation was normal. He could Moabit, with 600 beds), has now established a third general hos- not trace the cause of malpresentation to hydramnios, twin-con- pital (Urban) in the south of Berlin. The new institution, which ception, small size of the feetus, or pelvic deformity. He rather was opened on June 10th, is built in the pavilion system, and cost believed that the cause in this case lay in a severe laceration of 31 millions of marks (£175,000). The director of the medical the cervix which occurred during the first labour, and appears to dovisi(n is Professor Alb. Frankl, and Dr. Werner Korte is head of have fixed the uterus to the brim of the pelvis, and caused relaxa- the surgical department. The total number of beds is 570, of tion of its walls. The patient, when under Dr. Eustache's observa- which 75 are for children. There is a special pavilion with 16 tion during her last labour, was 40 years of age. Gery has pub- beds for cases of diphtheria. The hospital, which is fitted up in lished the history of a woman where the arm presented in nine accordance with the most advanced modern ideas as to hygienic consecutive labours, and a succession of transverse presentations requisements and the comfort of the patients, is lighted through- is not rare in maternity departments in districts where women out by electricity. Two independent systems of electric illumina- bear many children, but Dr. Eustache's case is the most extreme tion are provided, so that if one goes wrong the other may be avail- of its kind ever recorded. Dr. Eustache suspected so strongly able. Gaslight is not used in the establishment. The electric light ("faute de mieux," he writes) that the laceration was the cause of "plant" alone cost 160,060 marks (£8,000). This is said to be the cross births, that, had the woman been younger, he would un- the first hospital in which the electric light has been employed as hesitatingly have advised Emmet's operation as a prophylactic the sole illuminating power. measure against future difficult labours. INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESS.-The English and Dutch GuY's HoSPITAL.-The annual distribution of prizes to the suc- railway companies concerned in the route to Berlin vid Queens- cessful students of the past year took place on June 25th in a borough and Flushing announce a reduction in fares to all large tent, which was erected in the grounds of the hospital. The members of the Congress taking return tickets. To obtain this proceedings began by the reading of a report of the Dean, from concession it is necessary that intending members should for- which it appeared that the school was in a very flourishing con- wsrd the fee of £1 to Dr. Max Bartels, Berlin, S.W., Leipziger- dition, the number of students having increased considerably strasse 75, so that they may receive their tickets of member- since last June and that the successes at the various examinations ship beforehand. First-class return tickets will cost £6 16s.; had been as numerous as usual. Reference was made to the new second class, £4 19s.; for those wishing to extend their stay in college for the residence of students, which appears to have met Germany beyond thirty days a so-called circular ticket may be a distinct want, for nearly all the rooms are let. The new Dental obtained, at three or four days' notice, which will be available for School has also attracted many students, who seem fully to appre- forty-five or sixty days. These tickets may be obtained through ciate the opportunities afforded for learning dentistry. The medals Messrs. Brasch and Rothenstein, 1, New Basinghall Street, and prizes were distributed by Mr. Samuel Hoare, M.P. The London, E.C., or Messrs. Thomas Cook and Sons, Ludgate Circus, Treasurer's gold medal for medicine was awarded to A. Ellis Dur- E.C. Messrs. Cook have in course of preparation a special circular ham, and the Treasurer's gold medal for surgery to F. W. Hall. containing information regarding routes, etc., both for the Con- J. H. Bryant was proxime accessit to the gold medal for medicine. gress and the British Medical Association meeting at Bir- The list of prizes is too long for insertion here, but more than £600 mingham. worth of prizes were awarded, including entrance scholarships in arts of 100 guineas and 50 guineas, and entrance scholarships in ADULTERATION IN PARIS.-During 1889 the total number of science of 125 guineas and 50 guineas. The proceedings ended samples of various kinds analysed in the Municipal Laboratory of with a vote of thanks to Mr. Hoare, moved by the Treasurer, and Paris was 18,773. Of 7,107 specimens of wine only 2,791 were supported by Dr. Pavy, the senior physician, and Mr. Durham, the good; of 1,292 samples of beer, on the other hand, only 8 were senior surgeon. The wards (as far as possible), the museums, watered or adulterated with salicylic acid. Of 3,795 specimens of school buildings, college, and chapel were open from 3 to 5.30 P.M. milk 403 were watered or deprived of their cream; of 333 samples In the museum there was a most interesting exhibition of speci- of butter 66 contained foreign fats. Of 1,183 samples of peppers mens added to it during the past year. The college attracted a and spices 298 were adulterated. Of 167 toys about one-third large share of attention and looked very pretty with its red brick were coloured with forbidden substances. Of 215 specimens of quadrangle and the boxes of flowers in the windows. The large tin and pottery ware 97 contained lead. Of 244 wall papers 155 dining hall, smoking room, and reading room were especially ad- were coloured with poisonous materials. The examination of mired. Afternoon tea was provided in the college and the grounds. spirits and liqueurs showed that 53 samples of Kirsch were arti- In the evening the Guy's Hospital biennial dinner was held at the ficial, and 45 specimens of spirits "of bad quality." It is satis- Holborn Restaurant, Dr. Thomas Stevenson in the chair. About 200 factory to find that pharmacy at least keeps itself unspotted from old men dined and spent a most evening the almost universal corruption of the commercial world; of 78 Guy's together enjoyable specimens of drugs and medicinal preparations examined all were VACANCIES. genuine. The number of visits paid to markets, etc., was 43,179, MEDICAL with the result that in 164 cases articles of food exposed for sale The following Vacancies are announced: were ordered to be destroyed. ALCESTER UNION, Warwickshire Parishes.-Medical Officer. Salary, £80 per annum. Applications by July 8th to the Clerk. AFTER CARE OF THE INSANE.-Some interesting facts were AMPTHILL UNION.-Medical Officer for No. 1 District. Salary £100 per annum. ADDlications to the Clerk of the Board of Guardians, Ampthill. stated at the annual meeting of the Association for the After-care COOTERHILL UNION, Cootehill Dispensary District.-Medical Offeicer. salary, of the Insane held at E3, Lancaster Gate, on Monday last. The £95 per annum, including £I5 as Medical Officer of Health, with usual re- Earl of Meith presided. and, among others, Drs. Hack Tuke, H. gistration and vaccination fees. to the Honorary Secretary, Henry Brown, J.P., by June 28th.Applications Rayner, G. H. Savage, Norman Kerr, and Claye Shaw took part in DROITWICH UNION.-Medical Officer and Public Vaccinator. Salary, £85 the proceedings. During the past year 59 applications for assist- per annum. Election on July 9th. ance on behalf of patients discharged from asylums had been GENERAL HOSPITAL, Birmingham.-Assistant House Surgeon, with sur- gical qualification. No salary; washing provided. to the accepted. Of these mental convalescents, 30 had been placed in House-Governor, J. D. M. Coghill, M.D., by June 28th.Appications cottage homes where they were treated as members of the family. GOROON HOSPITAL FOR FISTULA AND OTHER DISEASES OF THB In each case a lady residing in the neighbourhood had undertaken RECTUM.-Assistant-Surgeon. Applications by July 12th to the Secretary, to see that convalescent was treated. 278. Vauxhall Bridge Road, S.W. the resident properly Other HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THI CHEST, persons had been aided with clothing or money. In view of the Brompton.-House-Physicians. Applications by July 2nd to the Secretary, excellent work of this society, it is gratifying to observe that dur- Henry Dobbin. ing the year 8 superintendents of asylums had become members. HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, Soho Square, W. - House-Physician; doubly qualified. Appointment for six months. balary, £30 with board, etc. Ap- The boarding out of this class of convalescents in cottage homes plications to the Secretary, David Cannon, by July 2nd. has proved eminently satisfactory, and there is great need for LEEDS GENERAL INFIRMARY.-Honorary Assistant Surgeon. Applications lsrgely increased funds to carry on and extend these valuable marked "Private," to the Treasurer, by June 28th. can be sent to LINCOLN ODD FELLOWS' MEDICAL INSTITUTION. -Junior Mediea operations. Subscriptions Mr. Thornhill Roxby, Officer from August to December. Salary at the rate of £120 per annum Arden Lea, Walthamstow. (out door). to Secretary, William Coulson, 12, North Parade, Lincoln. Applications THIRTEEN SHOULDER-PIISENTATIONS IN ONE PATIENT,-Dr. LONDON THROAT HOSPITAL, 204. Great Portland Street, W.-House- of Lille, describes in the Nouvelles Archives by June to the Honorary Secretary of the Eustache, d'Obstgtrique Surgeon. Applications R. 30th et de Gyn6cologie, 1889, p. 239, the case of a patient who w s de- Medical Committee, W. A. Stewart. 1522 THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

MANCHESTER HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF NISBET, F. J., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., appointed a House-Surgeon to Guy's THB THROAT.-Resident Medical Officer at Bowden, Cheshire. Salary, Hospital. 60 per annum, with board, apartments, and washing. Applications by PAGET, P., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., appointed a House-Surgeon to July 20th to C. W. Hunt, Secretary. Guy's Hospital. RA1DALL. Philip Nicholas, M.B.Lond., L.S.A., appointed Medical Officer to MANCHESTER ROYAL INFIRMARY.-Resident Medical Officer for the the Chatham Hospital. Fever Hospital at Monsall; double qualifications; not less than 25 years of age. Remuneration, £250 per annum, with board and residence. Applica- SILK, J. Frederick W., M.D.Lond., appointed AnEesthetist to the Royal Free tions by July 5th to the Chairman of the Board. Hospital, Gray's Inn Road. METROPOLITAN ASYLUM BOARD, E&STBRN FEVER HOSPITAL, The SPICER, Robert H. S., M.D., L.R.C.P., reappointed Medical Officer to the No. 3 Grove, Homerton.-Clinical Assistant for a period of three months; board, District of the SouthmoltoR Union. furnished apartments, and washing. Applications to the Medical Superin- STANSFIELD, F. W., M.B.. Ch.B., appointed Second Assistant Surgeon to the tendent at the Hospital. Derby Amalgamated Friendly Societies Medical Association, vice Dr. Curll. NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.-Medical Offlicer of Health for the STOKER, Ernest Wilson, L.K.Q.C.P.I., L.R.C.S.I., L.M., Rotunda, reappointed Riding; qualified to practise medicine, surgery, and midwifery. Remune- Resident Medical Officer of Health to the North London Hospital for Con- ration, a fixed fee of £100 per annum, and 5 guineas per day (to include sumption and Diseases of the Chest, Mount Vernon, Hampstead. expenses) for every day's services, with leave to hold other appointments. STOS11E, Valentine, M.D.St.And., F.R.C.S.Edin., reappointed Medical Officer Applications to William C. Trevor, Deputy Clerk of the County Council to the Montrose Infirmary. Clerk of the Peace Office, Northallerton, before June 30th. SYREk, Anton Hugh, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., appointed Assistant Medical Officer to REDRUTH SANITARY AUTHORITY.-Medital Officer of Health. Appoint- the City of London Lunatic Asylum, Stone, Dartford, vice Thomas Duncan ment for three years. Salary, £100 per annum. Applications by July 3rd Greenlees. to the Clerk, Thurstan C. Peter, Union Office, Redruth. TAT, Thomas Marshall, M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O., etc., appointed Registrar. Com- SHEFFIELD PUBLIC HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY.-Senior House- pounder of Medicine and Assistant, to County Down Infirmary, vice George Surgeon. Salary, £100 per annum, with board, lodging, and washing. Ap- W. O'Flaherty, appointed Assistant Medical Superintendent, Down plications to the Honorary Secretary Medical Staff, Public Hospital, Shef- Asylum. field, by July llth. THOMSON, W. Arnold, F.R.C.S.I., appointed Medical Officer and Public Vacci- STROUD GENERAL HOSPITAL.-House-Surgeon; double qualifications. nator for the Bray and Hurley Districts of the Cookham Union, vice Dr. Salary, £80 per annum, with board, washing, and lodging. Applications to Curwen, resigned, also on the staff of the Maidenhead Hospital. the Assistant Secretary, W. H. Cornish, New MilUs, Stroud, by July 10th. THOMSON, Malcolm E., L.R.C.P.Bdin., reappointed Medical Officer of Health to SUFFOLK GENERAL HOSPITAL, Bury St, Edmunds.-Dispenser, fully the Hardingstone Urban Sanitary Authority. qualified, age between 25 and 35 years. Salary, £40 per annum, with board, lodging, and washing. Applications to the Committee, at the Hospital TODD, Frederick, M.R.C.S., L.D.S., appointed Dental Surgeon to the Royal by July lst. Free Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, vce Haster Harris. WELLINGBOROUGH AND DISTRICT MEDICAL WARD, Edward, M.A.Cantab., M.B., M.R.C.S.Eng.. appointed Honorary Sur- INSTITUTE.-Practi- geon to the Leeds General Infirmary, vice T. R. tioner, doubly qualified, good Accoucheur and well up in the routine of Jessop. general practice. Salary, £280 per annum (exclusive of accouchement fees), WATTS, William Frederick, reappointed Medical Officer of Health to the with dwelling, surgery, etc. Applications to George Bayes, Jackson's Borough of Dewsbnry. Lane, Wellingborough, by July 2nd. WHYTE, H., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,appointed Resident Medical Officer for the ZBTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL.--Medical Officer for the county and district, new Branch of the Seamen's Hospital Society at the Royal Vict,oria and to reside in the county, with liberty to engage in private practice. Appli- Albert Docks. cations, stating qualifications and salary, to be lodged with the County WINGRAVE, V. Wyatt, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., appointed Registrar and Anes- Clerk at Lerwlck by June 30th. thetist to the Central London Throat and Ear Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, vice Walter Fowler, F.R.C.S., appointed Assistant Surgeon. MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS. BERRY, Frederick C., B.A., M.D., reappointed Medical Officer to the No. 12 DIARY FOR NEXT WEEK. District of the Southmolton Union. BEODIE, G. C., F.R.C.S., appointed a ClinicalAssistant to the Central London WEDNEBSDAY. Throat and Ear Hospital, Gray's Inn Road. OBSTETIICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, 8 P.M.-Specimens will be shown by Dr BRoDRICK, H. E., M.D.Durh., B.S., M.R.C.S., reappointed Medical Officer for William Duncan and others. Dr. Boxall: Fever in Childbed' the Borrowby District of the Northallerton Union. Dr. Hurry: Case of Symmetrical Erysipelas followed by Pre- BUTLER, Charles, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., appointed House-Surgeon to mature Labour; Eclampsia Post Partum. Dr. Lewers: On the West Sussex, East Hants and Chichester (eneral Infirmary and Dis- Plugging the Uterus in Severe Cases of Post-Partum Hnmor- pensary, vice T. Valentine, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.S.A. rhage. CUMMnG, Alexander, M.D., appointed Extra-Physician to the Royal Hospital FRIDAY. for Sick Children, Edinburgh, vice R. Mackenzie Johnston, M.D. OPHTHALMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, 8.30 P.M.-Annual DAVEY, R. S., M.D.St. And., M.R.C.S., reappointed Medical Officer for the 2nd General Meeting. Patients and card specimens at 8 P.M. Mr. Division, St. James's District of the Dover Union. Brailey: Result of Operation for Immature Cataract. Mr. Arthur Stanford Morton: 1. Foreign Body beneath Semilunar Fold; DAvIES, Templer, B.A., M.B.Cantab., M.R.C.P.Lond., appointed Phy- 2. Aneurysms of Retinal Arteries. Mr. Spicer: sician to the Eastern Dispensary, Leman Street, Whitechapel, vice Dr. R. Congenital H. Temple. Dislocation of Lenses. Papers:-Dr. Bronner: Concussion of the Eyeball giving rise to Acute Local Symptoms of Congenital DIXON, Walter, M.B.Edin., and C.M., reappointed Medical Officer for the 2nd Syphilis. Dr. Sharkey: On Graefe's Sign. Dr. Rockliffe: 1. Division, Hougham District of the Dover Union. Cephalic Tetanus following Penetrating Wounds of the Orbit; DUNCAN, Percy James, M.B., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., appointed Medical Registrar, 2. Pyeemic Panophthalmitis. Dr. Berry: 1. Operative Treat- Charing Cross Hospital, vice Dr. F. W. Mott. ment of Scleral Wounds; 2. Extraction of Foreign Body from GEORGE, C. F., M.R.C.S., L.M., L.S.A., reappointed Medical Offlicer for the Orbit. Mr. Edgar Browne: Cases of Symblepharon treated by Blyborough District of the Gainsborough Union. Skin Flap. Mr. Snell: 1. Paralysis of Convergence; 2. Cel- lulitis of Orbit. 9.30 of Officers. HALL, F. W., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., appointed Assistant House-Physician to P.M.-Election Guy's Hospital. HALL, J. C,, M.B., B.Ch., Irel., appointed Medical Officer to the Monaghan In- firmary. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. HclmxMA, H. V., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., appointed a House-Surgeon to Guy's lThe charge for inserting announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths is $s. 6d., Hospital. which sum should beforwarded in Post Office Order or Stamps with the notice not HILL, Hedley, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., appointed House-Surgeon to the County later than Wednesday Morning, in order to insure insertion in current issue. and County of the Borough of Carmarthen Infirmary, vice T. C. Creswick Williams. BIRTHS. HOWDEN, James C., M.D.Edin., reappointed Medical Superintendent of the GREvES.-On June 5th, at Rodney House, Bournemouth, W., the wife of Hyla Royal Lunatic Asylum, Montrose. Greves, M.D., M.R.C.P., of a son. HART.-At 29, Charlotte Edinburgh, on June 22nd, JEssoP, Edward, M.R.C.S., appointed a Clinical Assistant to the Central Lon- Square, the wife of D. don Throat and Ear Hospital, Gray's Inn Road. Berry Hart, M.D., F.R.C.P.Ed., of a daughter. JzssoP, Thomas R., F.R.C.S., L.S.A., appointed Consulting Surgeon to the MARRIAGES. Leeds General Infirmary. LEWIS-COLE.-On June 24th, at St. Augustine's Church, Queen's Gate, by the KEY, Andrew, M.D., L.R.C.S.Edin., reappointed Surgeon to the Montrose In- Rev. C. P. Price, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. firmary. Canon Thomas Williams, and the Rev. T. Hitchens, Edward John Lewis, LoNG, Arthur. M.R.C.S.. L.S.A., reappointed Medical Officer for the St. James M.B.(Cantab.), F.R.C.S., of Hamilton Terrace, N.W., to Georgina Ada, and Hougham Districts of the Dover Union. daughter of the late H. T. Cole, Q.C., M.P. LUFF, A. P., M.D., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.P., appointed Physician to the Out- SCOTT-TEBB-DALSTON.-On June 19th, at the Parish Church, St. Giles, Cam- patient Department of St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, vice Dr. Pearce, berwell, by the Rev. W. Fisher, vicar of Alford, Surrey, assisted by the Rev. deceased. B. Swain, William Scott-Tebb, M.A., M.D.Cantab., of Charlcombe, Bourne- McBIDE, William, M.D., appointed Medical Officer to the Crossmaglen Dis- mouth, only son of William Tebb, Esq., of Rede Hall, Burstow, Surrey, to District. Mary Maxwell, second daughter of Henry Maxwell Dalston, of the Glebe pensary House, Champion Hill, Surrey. MILxER, Ernest A., M.B., C.M.Ed., appointed Assistant Medical Officer to the Metropolitan Asylum, Leavesden, near Watford, vice C. T. Ewart, M.D. DEATH. MUTER, John, F.R.S.Edin. F.I.C., F.C.S.Lond., reappointed Public Analyst to PALMER.-At Barton-under-Needwood, died Mary Louisa, wife of Clement the County of Lincolnshire. Palmer. Aged 42. June 28, 1890.] THE BITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1 28 HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AND OPERATION DAYS AT THE LONDON HOSPITALS. LETTERS, NOTES, AND ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. CANCER, Brompton (Free). Hours of Attendance.-Daily, 2. Operation Days.- COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK'S JOURNAL SHOULD REACH THE Tu. S., 2. OFFICE NOT LATER THN MIDDAY POST ON WEDNESDAY. TELEGRAM8 CAN CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC. Operation Days.-Daily, 2. BE RECEIVED ON THURSDAY MORNING. COMMUNICATIONS respecting editorial matters should be addressed to the Bditor, CEARING CROSS. Hours of Attendance-Medical and Surgical, daily, 1.30; ob- 429, Strand, W.C., London; those concerning business matters, non-delivery stetric, Tu. F., 1.30; Skin, M. 1.30; Dental, M. W. F., 9. Throat of the JOURNAL, etc., should be addremsed to the Manager, at the Office, , and Ear, F., 9.30. Operation Days.-M., 3; Th. 2. Strand, W.C., London. CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Hours of Attendance.-Daily, 1.30. Opera- IN order to avoid delay, it is particularly requested that all letters on Ithe tion Days.-M. Th., 2.30. editorial business of the JouNL be addressed to the Editor at the office of EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Operation Day.-F., 2. the JOURNAL, and not to his private house. AuITHoXRS desiring reprints of their articles published in the BRITISH MEDICAL GREAT NORTHERN CENTRAL. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, M. JOUBmNAL are requested to communicate beforehand with the Manager, 429, Tu. Wed. Th. F., 2.30; Obstetric, W., 2.30; Eye, Tu. Th., 2.30; Strand, W.C. Ear, M. F., 2.30; Diseases of the Skin, W., 2.30; Diseases of the CORRESPONDENTS who wish notice to be taken of their communications should Throat, Th., 2.30; Dental Cases, W., 2. Operation Day.-W., 2. authenticate them with their names-of course not necessarily for publication. Guy's. HIours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 1.30; Obstetric, M. CORRESPoNDENTS not answered are requested to look to the Notices to Corre- Tu. F.. 1.30; Eye, M. Tu. Th. F., 1.30; Ear, Tu., 1; Skin, Tu., 1; spondents of the following week. Dental, daily, 9; Throat, F., 1. Operation Days.-(Ophthalmic), MANUSCBIPTS FORWARDED TO THE OFFICE OF TXH JOURNAL CANNOT UNDER AN M. Th., 1.30; Tu. F.. 1.30. CIBRCUMSTANCES BE RETURNED. HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, Chelsea. Hours of Attendance.-Daily, 10. Operation PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.-We shall be much obliged to Medical Offieers Days.-M. Th., 2. of Health if they will, on forwarding their Annual and other Reports, favour KING'S COLLEGE. Hours of Attendance.-Medical, daily, 2; Sutrgical, daily, 1.30; us with Duplicate Copies. Obstetric, daily, 1.30; o.p., Tu. W. F. S., 1.30; Eye, M. Th., 1.30; Ophthalmic Department, W., 2; Ear, Thi., 2; Skin, F., 1.30; Throat, a Queries, answers, and communications relating to subjects to which specia F., 1.30; Dental, Tu. Thi., 9.30. Operation Days.-Tu. F. S., 2. departments of the JOURNAL are devoted, will be found under their respective LONDON. hours of Attendance.-Medical, daily, exc. S., 2; 3~rf ;eal, daily, 1.30, headings. a,'d 2; Obstetric,M. Ti., 1.30; o.p. W.S., 1.30; bye, Tu. S., 9; Ear, S.. 9.30; Skinl, Th., 9; Dental, Tu., 9. Operation Days.-M. Tu. W. QUERIES, TIl. S., 2. DECIMUS asks informationll about Bruges: its climate in winter and summer METROPOLITAN. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 9; Ob- educational advantages, etc. ? stetric, W., 2. Operation Day.-F., 9. cost of living for family of four; MIDDLESEX. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 1.30; Obstetric, DR. JOHN PHILLIPS (Edgbaston) asks to be recommended a home for incur- M. Th., 1.30; o.p., M. F., 9, W. 1.30; Eye, Tu. F.,9; Ear and Throat, ables for epileptic patients, and if it is possible to get one in by part 'sy- Tu., 9; Skin, Tu., 4, Th. 9.30; Dental, M. W. F., 9.30. Operation ment? The family are poor, but will not take parishi relief, they can afford Days.-W., 1, S., 2; (Obstetrical), W, 2. to pay a small sum. NATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC. Hours of Attendance.-M. Tu. Th. F., 2. Operation Day.-W., 10. AN OLD BATON. M.B. AND C.M. (Perth) writes: Some years ago, at the sale of the surgical NORTH-WEST LONDON. Hours of Attend2nce.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 2; effects of a deceased medical man I picked up, amongst other things, a baton Obstetric, W., 2; Eye. W., 9; Skin, Tu., 2; Dental, F. 9. Operation possessing the following characteristics: In length it measures 21 iiiches, and Day.-Th., 2.30. in circumference 6- inches. About three inches from the top the wood is red colour, ROYAL FREE. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 2; Diseases notched circularly five times, the four rings being painted a bright of Tu. S.. 9; Eye, M. F., 9; Denrtal, Th. 9. Operation the rest of the baton blue. Women, Can any of your readers kindly inform me what is the significance of this Days.-W. S., 2; (Ophthalmic), M. F., 10.30; (Diseases of Women), obsolete S.,9. baton; is it representative of any old surgical guild or corporation, or extant? ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC. Hours of Attendance.-Daily, 9. Operation Days.-Daily, 10. PUERPERAL ECLAMPSIA. ROYAL ORTHOPZDIC. Hours of Attendance.-Daily, 1. Operation Day.-M. 2. DR. STUART NAIRNE (Glasgow) writes: A lady, married, aged 22, is seven months pregnant. She has a puffy swelling of the face; body swelled, feet ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC. Hours of Attendance.-Daily, 1. Operation and legs slightly oedematous. She has a violent convulsion at 11 A.M., and Days.-Daily. becomes unconscious, with contracted pupils, squinting, biting of the tongue, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 1.30; and frothing at the mouth. On examination the child was pronounced to Obstetric, Tu. Th. S.,2; o.p., W. S., 9; Eye, W. Th. S., 2.30; Ear, be dead and the patient herself dying. Tu. F., 2; Skin, F., 1.30; Larynx, F., 2.30; Orthloptedic, M., 2.30; The convulsionis continued, and increased in severity, left-handed rotation Dental, Tu. F., 9. Operatton Days.-M. Tu. W. S., 1.30; (Opihthial- being observable, and opisthotonos becoming more marked with each convul- mic), Tu. Th., 2. sion. At 7 P.M. the os uteri, which was found absolutely closed, was dilated ST. GEORGE.'S. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Sturgical, M. Tui. F. S., 12; slightly with great difficulty, on account of rigidity of the parts. The dilata- Obstetric, Th. 2; o.p., Eye, W. S. 2; Ear, Tu., 2; Skill, W., 2; tion caused some degree of uneasiness. At 8.30 P.M., after a severe fit, respi- Throat, Th., 2; Orthopedic,W., 2; Dental, Tu., S., 9. Operation ration and circulation apparently ceased, and she was thought to be dead. Days.-Th., 1; (Ophthalmic), F., 1.15. She slowly came round, however, with a fluttering pulse and stertorous ST. MARK'S. Hours of Attendance.-Fistula and Diseases of Rectutm, males, W., breathing. it 8.45; females, Th., 8.45. Operation Days.-M., 2, Tu. 2.30. The urine was drawn off. There was only about two tablespoonfuls, and was found to be albuminous. Her mother, it was noted, died in childbed. ST. MARY'S. Hozers of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 1.45, o.p., Cases like these are constantly occurring. We have them always with us- 1.30; Obstetric, Tu. F., 1.45; Eye, Tu. F. B., 9; Ear, M. ThI., 3; bad case Electro- very frequently in a great city-and I submit this one as a typically Orthopnedic, W., 10; Throat, Tui. F., 1.30; Skin, M. Th., 9.30; for the purpose of obtaining more light. I should like to ask two questions, therapeutics, Tu. F., 2; Dental, W. S., 9.30; Consultations, M., 2.30. namely: (1) What would be the prognosis in such a case ? and (2) What Operation Days.-Tu., 1.30; (OrthopaeHdic), W., 11; (Ophthalmic), would be reasonable treatment? There must be a great number of men who F., 9. can make practical suggestions on these points, and I hope they will favour ST. PETER'S. Hours ofAttendance.-M., 2 and 5, Tu., 2, W., 2.30 and 5, Th., 2, us with them. F. (Women and Children), 2. B.. 3.30. Operation Day.-W. 2.30. ST. THOMAS'S. Hours of Attendance.--*Medical and Surgical, daily, except Sat., TREATMENT OF SYPHILIS OF THE TONGUE. 2; Obstetric, Tu. F., 2; o.p,, W., 1.30; Eye, M. Tu. W. Th., F, 1.30; PERPLEXED asks of any member the most successful treatment for chronic o.p., daily, except Sat., 1.30 Far, M., 1.30; Skin, F., 1.30; Throat, ulceration of the tongue, no doubt syphilitic. Perchloride of mercury, Tu. F., 1.30; Children, P, 1.30; Dental, Tu. F., 10. Operation arsenic, and iodide of potassium have been given internally, and solutions of S., 1.30; Tu., 4, F., 2. chromic acid, chlorate of potash, and borax applied locally; but with this Days.-W. (Ophthalmic), been benefited SAMARITAN FREE FOR WOMEN AND) CHILDREN. Hours of Attesdance.-Daily, treatment at intervals only has the condition apparently 1.30. Operation Day.-W., 2.30. during the last three years since it first was noticed. Although there is more or less a thickish brown fur over the dorsum, the tongue otherwise is healthy, THROAT, Gel ten Square. Hours of Atteadance.-Daily, 1.30; Tu. and F., 6.30. except at each side of the base where the ulceration exists. There is no Operation Day.-Th., 2. other evidence of syphilis. The patient's age is 35, and he is in robust xr±IVERSITY COLLEGE. Hozers of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 1.30; health. Obstetrics, M. W. F., 1.30; Eye, M. Th., 2; Ear, M. Th., 9; Skin, W., 1.45, S., 9.15; Throat, M. Th., 9; Dental, W., 9.30. Operation Days.-W. Th., 1.30; S. 2. ANSWERS. WEST LONDON. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 2; Dental, Tu., F., 9.30; Eye, Tu. Th. S., 2; Ear, Tu., 10; Orthopedic, W., 2; LEx.-We consider £5 5s. a very reasonable charge. Diseases of Women, W. S., 2; Electric, Tu., 10, F., 4; Skin, F., 2; Throat and Nose, S., 10. Operation Days.-Tu. F., 2.30. THE SPINAL CORD IN INFLUENZA. W"ESTMINSTER. Hours of Attendance.-Medical and Surgical, daily, 1; Ob- DR. A. HANBURY FRERE.-Professor P. Fo''s paper "On the Alterations of stetric, Tu. F.,1; Eye, M. Th., 9.30; Ear, M., 9; Skin, W., 1; the Spinal Cord in Influenza," was published in II Policlino of June 8th. No Dental, W. S., 9.15. Operation D;s.-Tu. W., 2. mention is made of treatment. 124 THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

BROWNING'S HISTORY. Scott, Camberley, M.D.; Mr. J. P. Wills, Bexhill-on-Sea; Lex; Mr. W. H. HISTORICUS.-" How they brought the good news from Ghent to Aix" refei s to the Pacification of Ghent, 1576. The pacification, of course, is historical, Cory, West Bristol; Surgeon V. B. Hunter, London; Mr. W. B. Benham, and the "good news" refers to it; but the rest of the peem is not historical, London; Dr. C. E. Prior, Bedford; Our Birmingham Correspondent; Dr. and, as Mr. Orr says in the Browning handbook, "would giin nothing by Carline, Lincoln; Mr. H. Helbing, London; Mrs. B. Pakenham, London; being so." Dr. W. W. Hardwicke, Dovercourt; Free Lance; Our Paris Correspondent; Dr. W. Kelly, Taunton; Dr. T. Partridge, Stroud; Mr. C. H. Wells, London; NOTS, LEITTE . BTC. Dr. G. T. Mockett, Liverpool; J. F. Jordan, M.B., Birmingham; Mr. W. Dr. Saundby, EXPERIMENTS ON ANIMALS. Brown, Fishponds; Paddy; Dr. C. J. Lewis, Stirling; R. E3RRATA.-In the comments on Miss F. P. Cobbe's letter, published last week Birmingham; Dr. L. Hunt, Perth; Mr. A. Clay, Birmingham; Dr. A. at p. 1455, seventh line, for "cauterised" read "curarised."-In the review of Mantle, Halifax; Mr. N. Davies-Colley, London; Mr. J. W. Penberthy, Lon- Dr. Winckel's 3Midwifery. JOURNAL, June 21st, p. 1429, line 5 from bottom, for don; Dr. G. Herschell, London; Mr. W. A. Thomson, Maidenhead; Dr. "twenty-five" read "all but twenty-five." Burder, Clifton; Dr. M. Beverley, Norwich; Mr. G. H. Fowler, Plymouth; ANOTHER APPEAL. Dr. F. Beach, Dartford; Dr. H. Handford, Nottingham; Audax; Mr. H. G. THE treaEurer of the "Danaher Fund" (Mr. Edward East, 16, Upper Berkeley C. Dunn, London; Dr. E. Berdoe, London; Miss F. Power Cobbe, London; Street, W.). begs to acknowledge the following subscriptions. The necess'ty Dr. Rentoul, Liverpool; B. A. Milner, M.B., Leavesden; Historicus; Mr. J. for help is as great and pressing as ever. Amount already acknowledged: Professor J. Struthers, £ s. d. F. Falvey, Aldershot; Dr. Campbell Pope, London; By Mr. Jonathan Hutchinson ...... 11 8 6 Aberdeen; Mr. J. E. Gee, Bolton; Mr. D. Curme, Blandford; Dr. W. Y. ,Mr. East ...... 10 3 0 Bainbrigge, Droitwich; Mr. P. R. Griffiths, Cardiff; Junior; Dr. Gillespie, Edinburgh; Dr. E. G. Barnes, Eye; Mr. J. J. Hicks, London; Dr. W. E. 21 ll 6 Steavenson, London: Mr. E. H. Roe, London; Brigade-Surgeon WV. Alex- Sir Edwin Saunders, F.R.C.S...... 2 2 0 Mr. E. W. Dartford; J. - Daubeny, Esq...... 0 10 0 ander; A. A.; Mr. W. R. Cooper, Norbiton; White, -Allen, Esq. (per Mr. Woodforle) ..... 2 2 0 F. Williams, M.B., Edinburgh; Dr G. Henty, London; Mr. W. J. Morris, Portmadoc; Mr. G. Hopper, West Worthing; Mr. G. A. Walker, Darlington; TIE BARBER-SURGEON REDIVIVUS. Mr. J. Macpherson, Lancaster; Mr. G. H. Makins, London; Dr. J. Phillips, IN a northern suburb a mnember of the ancient craft and mystery of barbers anlounces that he cuts hair "on phSsiological principles." and performs London; The Secretary of the Grand Priory of the Order of the Hospital of other tonsorial operations "antidextereously ' (sic). In some parts of Ger- St. John of Jerusalem, London; Dr. Sturges, Beckenham; Mr. C. K. Ccoke, mnany barbers are enjoined to use what may bs called "modified Listerism" London; Dr. R. W. Savage, London; Dr. J. A. MIackenzie, Balham; Dr. in shaving. With physiological hair-cutting and antiseptic shaving, barbers Our Correspondent; Mr. J. H. Morgan, Lon- will probably soon claim to be restored to the body corporate of surgeons, Balding, Royston; Liverpool from which they were rude'y sundered in 1745. "Antidextereous " strikes us don; Mr. E. Porter, Lindfield; Dr. G. E. Herman, London; Dr. It. 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INDEX TO VOLUME I FOR 1890.

A. State Medicine, the medical selection of lives for IEsthesiometer, new, for leprosy, 1165 Abattoir, the Liverpool, 373, 1218, 1260 assurance, 483; the Infectious Diseases (Notifica- Affections, Syphililic, of the Nervous System, their Abdomen, topographical anatomy of the, 300; tion) Act, 1889, 1137; the state medicine qualifica- Diagnosis and Treatment, Dr. T. McC. Anderson change of size of in the lying-in period, 604; tion, ib.; the boarding-out system for the in- rev., 1140 the present position of the surgery of the, S96, sane, ib. Africa, Central, white men in, 310; fashions and 955, 967,1042, 1105, 1167, 1219, 1332; penetrating Academy, Royal, of Medicine in Ireland, Section of customs of, 1384; gleanings from the diary of a wound of the with protrusion of the bowel, 1367 Surgery, compound luxations of the ankle, 78; physician in, 1388 Abercrombie, Dr. J., appointed honorary consulting Battey's operation, ib.; the high operation for en- Agenda du Chimiste, MM. G. Salet, Ch. Girard, and physician to Charing Cross Hospital, 1436 cysted calculus, 363; a series of, 100; cataract ex- A. Pabst, rev., 1076 Abdominal section, pancreatic cyst succcssfully tractions, 670; surgery of the brain, 1485; chole- Agius, Dr. P., obituary notice of, 1048 treated by, 426; pelvic abscess treated by, 944; c. stotomy, 1486 Agoraphobia, 429 for hydatidcyst of the liver, 1074; in Java, 1148 Accidents and Injuries, the Immediate and General Agreement, an illegal, 1223 Aberdeen, the epidemic of influenza in, 96; the Treatment of, Sir W. Moore, rev., 188; tramway, Agreements, lax, 157 Gifford lectures at, 255; health of, 455; the teach- 195 Ague after influenza treated with belladonna, 601 ing of chemistry in, 684; health of for February, Accountant, a defaulting, 95 Ainsworth, Dr. R. F., obituary notice of, 634 758; beverages at, 972; puerperal fever and ery- Accounts, hospital, 698 Air, aseptic, admission of into the pleura, 1245; sipelas at, 1027; effect of the influenza epidemic Acetic acid in epithelioma, 1275 superheated, treatment of phthisis by the inhala- on the death-rate of, 1091; rectorial election at, Acland, Dr., symmetrical trophic affection of nails, tion of, 1249; intussusception successfullytreate d 1386; anatomy for practitioners at, ib.; the medi- 667 by injection of, 1300 cal staff corps of, 1407 Acne, etiology and treatment of, 383 Air passages, foreign body in the, 219 Abortion, the Causes ani Treatment of, Dr. R. R. Acromegaly, etc., 19; case of, 301, 662 Aitken, Sir W., The Animal Alkaloids, rev., 305 Rentoul, rev., 247; the law of conspiracy in, 318; Act, Food and Drugs, prosecution of chemists under, Albumen, vesical, 160; in urine, trichloracetic acid cardiac insufficiency in its relation to, 596; the 797 as a test for, 681; in urine, tests for, 1509 prevention of, 672 - Indecent Advertisements, conviction under, Albuminuria and high teLsion pulse, the connect- Abraham, Dr. P. S., leprosy, 182; the National 312; difficulty of convicting under, 507 ing link between, 65; peripatetic, a digest of, Leprosy Fund, 1278 - Infectious Diseases (Notification), adopted by cases of, 362, 419; functional, 1121; and morphine Abscess in the left temporo-sphenoidal lobe, 15,225; Port of London, 90, 215; adopted by Dublin Cor- mania, 1275; without dropsy, 1299 extra-pleural simulating empyema, 17; hepatic, poration, 94; and the medical men resident in the Albuminurie in physiologischer und klinischer surgical aspects of, 61, 120, 172, 268, 328, 889; of Chippenham Union, 152; list of authorities adopt- Behandlung, Professor H. Senator, rev., 432 the cerebellum, following otitis media, 231; cere- ing, 212, 919; Hints as to the Working of the, Dr. Albumoses, pathogenic, 1080; poisonous and defen- bral, localised and opened, 235; hepatic secondary J. S. Cameron, rev., 367; entry of sick rooms under sive, 1261 to severe pelvic peritonitis, 289; pyeemia of ster- powers of, 990; in Dublin, 1137; duties of medical Alcohol, recent signatures to medical declarations num, 299; of frontal sinus, trephining for, 426; officers of health under, 1406 on, 255; use of in hospitals, 498, 1219; and the psoas, case of, 481; pelvic, treatment of, 606, 944; - Lunacy Acts Amendment, the protective budget, 968; in worklouses, 1219; and childhood, laparotomy in, 669; of the cerebellum, trephining clauses of, 369 1468, 1471; the average consumnption of, 1470 f3r, 709; subdiaphragmatic, relation of to the New Lunacy, 1889, Dr. T. O. Wood, rev., 790; Alderson, Dr., treatment of placenta prrevia, 1070 thoracic viscera, 1002; abdominal, caused by a pin, urgency orders under the, 934; the certification Alexia, subcortical, case of, 1027 1074; cerebral, 1135 and reception orders of lunatics under the, 1035; Alkalies, the influence of on assimilation, 1033 Abscesses, old, iodoform emulsion in, 922; multiple fees for certificates under, 1085, 1282; suicide and Alkaloids, the Animal, Sir W. Aitken, rev., 3C5 of liver, 1070,1198; subdural, two cases of resulting the, ib.; the working of the, 1219, 1278, 1319, 1331, Allen, Mr. F. J., ptomaine or ptomine? 1279 from disease of the antrum and middle ear, 1301 1401 Messrs. W. H., "the London Medical Rle- Abuse of medical charities, 335; of -medical charity, new Medical for South Australia, 510 corder," 279 a new form of, 1111 Pharmacy (Ireland) 1875.1268 Allingham. Mr. H. W., case of ankylosis of temporo- Academy, Royal, medical portraits at, 1026 Public Health, sec. 126 of, 90 maxillary joint excision of the condyle and neck Academy. Royal, of Medicine in Ireland, Section of - Sale of Horseflesh Regulation conviction under, of the jaw, 129; case of elephantiasis, 481; on the Anatomy and Physiology; the American peri- 160, 197 treatment of fistula in phthisis, 546, 832; an ob- glyph, 299; single unilateral sigmoid kidney, 300; Actinomycosis hominis, 43, 571; of the brain tre- scure case of acute abdominal obstruction in a Meckel's diverticulum, ib.; topographicalanatomy phining in, 709; tuberculosis with aspergillus boy aged 10, laparotomy, removal oY the sup- of the abdomen, ib.; abnormal right subclavian niger simnulating, 1194 purating appendix vermiformis, recovery, 782 artery, ib.; topographical anatomy of the brain, Action for disappointment, 521 Allinson, Mr. H. C., imperforate hymen with re- ib.; nerve supply of the extensor brevis digitorum Acts, Adulteration, administration of the, 918 tained menses, 780 manus in man, and valvule conniventes in man, the Contagious Diseases in India, 209 "Alma Mater" completes seventh year of issue, ib.; exhibit, 901; the lantern as an aid to anatomi- the Factory amendment of the, 1147 500 cal demonstrations, ib.; collective investigation Vaccination fines and imprisonment for non Altham, Dr. J., the influenza epidemic, 148; cs. e reports, ib.; the parieto-occipital and calcarine compliance with, 795 of compound comminuted fracture of patellau iih fissures of the brain, their development and rela- Acworth, Mr., poor-law progress and referm in the avulsion of ligamentum patelile, removal of the tion to the calcar avis, 901 metropolis, 28; the work of the Metropolitan entire bone, recovery with freely movable and - Section of Asylums Board, 104 useful joint, 1190 Medicine, extrapleural abscess simulating empy- Adam, Mr. J., scarlet feverand puerperre, 780; chole- Althaus, Dr. J., elected honorary member of Medical emy, 17; case of empyema treated by the radical pulmonary fistula, 836 Society of New York, 56; transverse lesions of the method, ib.; exhibition, 363; the practice of clini- Adams, Mr. J. E., obituary notice of, 271 spinal cord, 629 cal medicine in Europe, 1507; angina pectoris Mr. W., on the successful treatment of caEes Althorp, Mr. C. F. M., death of a child during the in the heart-palsy of acute specific infective dis- of congenital displacement of the hip-joint by administration of chloroform, 1425 ease, ib.; intestinal obstruction, ib.; the influenza complete recumbency with extension for two Ambulance. See Association, St. John Ambulance epidemic in Dublin, 670; dengue fever at Kells, years, 406; treatment of Dupuytren's finger con- - organisation, 733; street for London, co. Meath, ib.; massage, 1073; acute confusional traction, 722 912, 1321 insanity, 1486; medicated soaps, ib.; old fal- Addison's disease. See Disease Amenorrhcea from shock, 1014 lacies under new names, ib. Address on endemic disease in British Guiana, etc., America. See United States Section of by Surgeon-General R. Grieve, 468; on the sur- Amsterdam, lady doctors at, 948 Obstetrics, exhibitions, 299, 548; complete pro- gical aspect of impacted labour by Mr. L. Tait, Anaemia, pernicious, administration of arsenic in, lapse of the cervical zone of the uterus preceding 657; on disease of the heart in children by Dr. J. 130, 328; malignant or pernicious in which a labour at full term, 299; congenital absence of M. Bruce, 937 condition of chronic osteomyelitis was found after vagina, ib.; a Caesarean section, 548; specimens, change of, 1223 death, 232; pernicious case of, 784 1486; speculum illuminator, ib.; papers, ib. Adenoma, calcifying of the skin, 895; of rectum, Anaesthetic, hypnotism as an, 801, 849, 912; bromide Section of 962; malignant of the cervix uteri, 1136 of ethyl as an, 864 Pathology, case of injury to the liver, 242; the Adenomata of thethyroid gland, extirration of, 93 An2esthetics, experiments on at Hyderabad, 347, pathology of empyema, ib.; micro-organisms, Adipocere conversion, remarkable example of, 1322 359; the question of in operations for adenoid 243; corneal tumours, 670; rectal neoplasm, ib.; Adulteration, inadequate fines for, 562; "particu- growths inthe naso-pharynx, 835 columnar-celled epithelioma of the lower jaw, ib.; lars" of, 616; by farmers, 754; punishment for in Analysis of milk, standard for, 89; Quantitative, a cases, 961; specimens, ib.; diphtheritic micro- Russia, 1173; impunity in, 1464 Handbook of Messrs. J. Mills and B. North, rev., organisms, 1198; multiple abscess of the liver, ib.; Advertisements, indecent, 27 1430 round-celled sarcoma of the testes, ib.; Advertising, unprofessional, 461; in newspapers, Anatomy, Human, Systematic and Topographical, Section of 694; through hospitals, 934 a Textbook of, Professor A. Macalister. rev., 135; Ai 1'HE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

As is sOCIATION, BRITISH MXsDIOCAL. books Applied, Surgical, Medical, and Operative, Dr. J. Army List, ib.; medical case books, ib.; what wanted for 388; the of Lord Oamper Ilibrary of, 40, 315, 807; list of authors and others M Lachlan, rev., 245; Practical, a Manual of, Dr. brigade-sugeon, report down's resultof examinations who have presented books to library of, 100, 315, H. J. Cunningham and H. St. J. Brooks, rev., Comnmittee,494,1462; 1162; the annual in for medical staff of, 509; action on Lord Camper- 85,4 806, E46, meeting of Bir- :1; for practitioners, 1386; of the Central Nervous annual good ib.; mingham, 101; fifty-eighth meeting, Organis in Health and Disease, Dr. H. Obersteiner, down's Committee, 509; advice, Army 1272, 1397; 447. bervice medical command, ib.; action 625, 808, 861, 1038, 1114, 1387, financial rev,. 1187 Corps,510; for the ending of the non-effective list, i6.; Mr. statement year Deeember31st, 1889 Aiderson, Mr. A. 1t., rutiptutred popliteal aneurysm, colleges, ib.; of Dr. to, and the medical department of, 554, 921; gift of portrait Rogers 1024; pre_ 17; suprapubic lithotomy, 18; ovarian cyst, 673 8tanhope of medical to library 631,676,751, 968, 1044; army medical re- sentatlon portraits of, 1044; Dr. H. S., obitiuary notice of, 814 566, 612. museum, 1156, 139; forn:, 632; the old control, ib.; an anomaly, ib.; anniiual 10(39, 1274, the honme Dr. T. M'C..ulceration of thie tomach colonial Branches of the the Barracks Bill,695; a Manual for medical offi- aind the, 1377; member with special refereince to the statistics of thirty- in science cers, ib.; 696; Netley, ib.; military jus- ship of, ib.; vacancy scholarship of,1491 live cotisecutive cases, 1057; on Syphilitic Affec- rejected, council tions of the Nervouts System, thleir Diagnosis and tice, ib.; soldiers' rations, 681, 847; scheme for the of, pro- of the medical staff of, 752; supply ceediigs of, 206, 1037; report of committee of on Treatment, rev., 1140 reorganisation 1038 of rank retirement, ib.; promotion proxy voting, Andrassy, Count, thle last illness of, 627 candid(lates,ib.; Inebriates selection, ib.; the evidence taken by Lord Cam- Legis- Andrew, Dr. J., hisemorrhagic varicella. 132 by lation Committee, of, 1034 Andrews, Dr. B., and Andrews, Dr. B. W., Rectal perdownt's Committee, 800, 1106; the medical ser- report vice in modern war, 811; redress of griesances, Parliamentarv and An:al Surgery, etc., rev., 303 Bills Committee, of re 1275 ib.; the military advisers, 812; the futuitire of sol- meeting government of Anemoainie, military in- thie of Surgeons, 740 Aiieurysmn, ruptured popliteal, 17; traumatic of diers' dietary,847; the refusal, 926; College 926, 1044,1281; barrack improvement.,927; Scientific Granlts back followinig a fracture, dislocation of the spine. stincts, on osmosis the of the medical of, 984; Committee, report experiments with etc., 131; popliteal, ligatuire of femoral artery in. grievances department and dead of medical officers, ?h.; increase liviig membranes, 16.; report on the 232; of popliteal artery and sarcoma, 422; at,do- military opinlion of and of service, 985; military recognition, ib.; coagulation egg serum albumen,, vitellin minal, case of, 542; carotidt, 6116, 724; popliteal, foreign serum by Manual for Army Medlical Services, 8burgeon- antid globulin, heat, 167; report ont cer- 673; aortic, presenting in the dorsal region, 837; substances in the urine W. liordan, 1017; the new regula- tain fotind wlaich reduce thoracic, unusual form of, 962; aortic, electro- Major E. rev., oxide of in the tions of the,1020; compound titles, 1044; short the copper uipon boillig presence puncture in, 1276 of an on home ib.; how discipline is affected, ib.; alkali, 169; replort bilaterally associated Aneurysms, four sacculated arising from a dilated service. movements and on the medical officers desire army rank, 1106; the futnctional relatioans of the aortiearch, 894 hly to the motor doctor's ib.; the hitch in Burmah, ib.; corpus callostim cortex, 1124; notice Angina pectoris in the heart palsy of acute specific position, as to grants 1268, 1376; non-coml)atants, ib.; medical staff defence, 1107; by, 1202, 1329, report on infective diseases, 363; after influenza, 1426 and of the medical officers and dress, ib.; army rank, 116.3; the morphology development blood, Anilides, two cases of poisoning by, 288 1233; the excretion of balsams the contemned position, ib.; a sham position, report on in the Aniline violet, superficial keratitis caused by, 836 ib.; 1365; on associated why I retired from the army mnedical depart- urlne, report eye movemeti s Anianals. marine, sex water and the inuitrition of, unilateral and bilateral cortical influenza do- ment,l 1169,1513; the colleges and the armny mne produced by tara. 198, 387, 399; donmestic, in, 322; ticalin disatoni of tIe brain, 14191 mnestic, diphtheria in. 1081, 1259, 1411 living, ex- service, 1203; doctors or officers, 1221; hospitals mionkey's field, 1222; rank at the station iness table, Aberdeen, Balff, periment s on, 1099, 1319, 1435; flesh of inioctilated thle iO.; and Kincardiaie Branch, as the Camperdown and Morley Commzittees, ib.; strangulated hernia, 13.5 with anthrax ormaligiiant pustule food, 1287; 1280; accidental injury, ib.; the telephone as a bullet. born blinld,variat ion s 1n result s ofoperationson,1520 the work of the Camperdown Committee, Sir R. Buller's evidencee, ib.; an finider, ib.; miniutes anud nomination, 570, 920; Ankle, compouind luxatioiis of the, 78; excision of, Major-General new 57 1037; cases, 1016; medical grievance, 1333; pupils at the Royal members, 0, 920, 606, toe 671 army Aberdeen 606; at, 213 School for Daughlters of Officers, 1331; junkerism, Dispensary, attopine poisoning, Ankle-joint, ampaitation and ib.; communications, 901; microcornese, 1016; of temporo-maxlllarv joint, 129 ib.; a royal medical corps, ib.: the colleges the, Aankylosis or 1403; ioin bacilli of grouse disease, ib. Annandale, Dr. C.. Blackie's Me -era: Cyclopadia of 1382; doctors officers, 1402, organisat of the 1403; Mr. Stanhope's responsibili- Bath and Bristol Uiliversal Information, rev,, 905 schools. new 1396; the new on the position and Branch, members, 264, 570, 920, conm------Professor T., retention tubes for con- ties, ib.; regulations card medical officers with armies muiaications, 264, 570; cases, 920; papers, striction of thie esophagus, 426 functOons of principal annual of de- the New Act, 1396; epidemic influ- Medicaland Practit loners' Index,rev.,553 in the field, 1434; dinner medical 920; Lunacy Anaital,the of, the Royal and the enza, Ib. Atutal, Professor ieza v., obituary notice of, 110 partment 1437,1514; Colleges and case cure of, 499; flesh army medical officers, 146;2; military instincts v. '_____ .Birmingham Anthrax, of, 18; mnalignant, Sir Harman's Midland Counties Branch, dermold cysts of tilhe of inocutlated with as food, 1287 mefdical efficiency, 1463; George aniiamals of ib.; re- ovaries, 80; cesophagotomy, ib.; spinal Antthropology, criminal, 1204 evidence, 1514; expressions opinions, injury, wards and promotions, ib.; history of thle Soudan ib.; ce.ebellar lesion, ib.; exophthalnimic goitre, it; Anthropometry in Ireland, 1499 ib. syphilitic headache, ib.; malignant disease of Antipyrin as a hypnotic for childiren, 13; to mask campaign, and new Army, notes on the medical organisation blaldder, ib.; typhlitis perityphitis. ib.; the taste of, 872; increased sale of during the Egyptian, menabers, 101, 321, 745; Dr. Reitoul's proposals influenza epidemrnic, 930 of, 44t; 101; cerebellar fracture - French, of hypnotism forbidden to lesion, 321; disls- Antiseptic,report upoassodium silicofluorideasan,.355 practice of myoma, medical officers of, 368; health of thle, 627 ; plithi- catioii vertebrae, ib.; ib.; papers, 321, Antiseptics for midwives, 505, 851 725, 963; amputation of the hip-joint for sarcoma Anitwerp, exportation of horses to, 518 sis in the, 746 the in Bengal, of lemur, 725; punctured fracture of skull, ib; Anus, suburethralis. 252; imperforate, 664 Indlian, surgeon-generalship or grievances ot the medical staff of, 50,210; nephrotomy nephrectomy, tb.; transposition of Aortitis, unusual form of, 962 50; pay in a the staff viscera, 9W2; tobacco amblyopia woman, Aphasia, influenza and, 1190 promotion and appointments in medlical ib 106, 156, 210, 271,332. 389, 453, 510, 575, 613, case, 963; specimenis, ib.; herpes zoster brachialis Aphemia due to syphlilis, 300 of, 51, ib.; cerebral abscess, 1135; tumour of brain, tb. Apothecaries' Company v. Welch, 753 753, 812, 868,926,985,1044,1107,1169,1222,1281,1331, between the Indian and cyst of brain, ib. 1103,1463,1513; sympathy hydatid -- Apothecaries' Society of Londoii, pass lists, 56, . Bombay Branch, 276, 816, 993, 1334; prosecutions by, 144; atiit Britishl medical services, 209; brigadesurgeons in, of examination for staff of, demonstrations, 243; perineal fistula, ib. irregular practice, 509, 926; and its menibers, 388; result medical Border Count ies 509; the extra year abroad. ib.; administrative 1166; the licentiateship of, 1223; the Papers Set 926; Branch, winter meeting, 102; for the Several Examinations for the Qualifica- tenure, 632; pay in, 868; pay in, Indiani communications, service of and the Netley 1036; public medical service, 107; tion of the L.S.A.Lond., rev., 1431 tours, 985; the medical 102, proposed ib.; in, 1168; the the late Dr. Aniderson of Selkirk, 1036; Appeal, a medical, 820, 876, 9;34, 1055; an, six year8 schools, comipulsory promotion diinner,o137G service the medical service of, - -__ Britishl uiana in beld, 1119, 1231, 1287; an, I111., 1175, 1231, 1521& wants of the in, ib.; ib.; the Indian Governmeintand Branceli, annual meeting, 604; minutes, pre- Appointments, hospital, 1209; Poor-law, 1227 1333; nfilitary law,1514 ib.; election of vote of the, 1479 sidenlt's address, auditors, ib.; Arctoeologists, medical, 1407 Slanislh,i health of ib.; meeting, 1163; financial Archiv der the 56 Artery, abnormal, right subclavian, 300; popliteal, thanks, quarterly Pharmacie, editorslip of, embolism of, 423; report, ib.; yellow fever, :b.; typhoid fever in Argentine Republic, beri-beri in, 872 aneurysm of, 422; gluteal, ib. Aristol in 1104; in diseases of the skin, radial, unusual distribution of, 642; profunda Georgetown, epithelioma, 1355 Cambridge and Huntingdon Branch, combined 1207 femoris, rutpture of, with the East Branchl antd the of in the Arthritis, chronic rheumatic, treatment of, 902 meeting Anglian Armagh, alleged case leprosy workhlouse 19 Norwich Medico-Chirurgical Society, 15u4; next of. 799 Ascites, hlepatic, of ib. some the of the annual meeting, 1506; election officers, Mr. J., a case of icterus gravis in a child, Ashby, Dr. H., points in pathology Ar,nitage, occurs the first two years of Colombo, Ceylon 293 paralysis which during election of life, 281; from a case of congenital syphilis, Branch, secretary, 624; proposed resig- Armstrong, Mr. 11. E., infectious hospitals and the brami nation of ib.; new members, 624, 112); of 1015 427; perforation of the bowel, ib. the kidneys in presidents, question paymnent, 962 election of officers, 624; rules of procedure, 645; Army, Britishl, promotions and appointments in the diphtherial uralnia, paper, Dr. H. H.. certain substances found in paper,ib. medical staff of, 50, 106, 156, 210, 270, 31, 389,452, Ashdown, ___ib_ Dorset and West the urine which reduce the oxide of copper upon 510.575.633. 695. 752,812,868,926,985,1044,1107,116(, officers in the of an alkali, 169 Hants Branchb, spring meeting, 1330; atnd 1222.1281,133:1, 1403,1463,1513 ;suggestions onarmy boiling presence on the council of the Ashmead, Mr. G., notice of, 51 council, ib.; representative medical orgaimisat loin, 51; medical officers' titles, obituary on the Parliamnemit- cholera 336; Russian doctors in, 992 Association, ib.; representative 51,105, 209.331,510.695,752,812,1044,1222,1613; varn- Asia, in, lady ib.; new members, from down the 1508 ary Bills Committee, ib.; iext cocele as a disqualification, 105; proiimotions atnd Asphyxia pressing tongue, officers of health to the modern, 1389, 1456, 1510 meeting, ib.; medlcal coullnty, in the medical reserve of, 106, 331. Assistant, votes of appointments law as councils, ib.; case, ib.; paper, ib.; thalks, 389, 6:33, 695, 986, 1222,1463; the recent army medi- Assistants, unqutalified the to, 330; practice 388; unquialified legal practitioners in the ib.; excursion and dinner, ib. cll warrant, 144, 388 ; army medical examinatioii, by, Dublin practice of, 574; unqulalified and certificates of ,- Branc!l, 156; chlanges of statIon. 156.,389, 633. 926,1169,1463; 638 annusal meeting, 320; report of Council, ib.; tlhe medical Ilart's List, ib.; retire- deathl, of new valoutr, 156; Army for funds 453 of hospital abuse, ib.; installation ment of 209; the order of Association, the after-care appeal for, question Irish age surgeons-general, annual president, 321; address, ib.; sympathy between the Indian Americaii Medical, meeting of, president's the Me(ljldiehl, ib.; 1381 diplomas and English hospital appoilitments, ib.; aLnd Britlish nie(lical services, ib.; the profession officers and council, annual dinner, lb.; the the Belfast Medical Students, conversazione tb.; and the Medical Staff, 270; varicose veins, ib.; secretaryship of, 1386 rank cotntroversy, 270, 984; the cockade, 279, 388, of, 501 ast A British, meeting of at Leeds, 1228; pro- ; 69.15, 927; the Army Medical Schol, Netley, 331; .- Branch,Bn proposed publicpublic medical service,service, 53; coaim-coan of 1407 military equality, 331; medical depsrtment in the gramme meeting of, June 22, 189'.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. iiil111

meeting withl Cambridge and Hunitingdon Branch South East Hants District, malignant adenoma ASsoCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL, Yorkshire Branch, and the Norw ich Medico-Chirurgic~l Society,1504; of the cervix uteri, 1136; cases, ib.; specimens, ib.; communications, 570; cases, ib.; dinner, ib., new members, 1505; report of council, ib.; elec- right lumbar colotomy for chronic intestinal ob- Association, British Medical Temperance, new tion of officers, ib.; new president, ib.; invitation struction, ib.; treatment of placenta praevia, ib.; imembers, 458; annual meeting of, 1339 to Camibridge, ib. new aural snare, 1137; election of president, ib. British Nurses, meeting of, 503 ASSOC[ATION, BRITISH MEDICAL, East Anglian ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL, South-E astern of Certifying Factory Surgeons, annual Branch, Essex District, meeting, 1103; luncheon, Branch, report of council, 1506; financial report, meetinig of, 444 ib.; next meeting, ib.; honorary secretary, ib.; ib; officers and council, ib.; representative of Edinburgh Sanitary Protection, meet- communications, ib.; cases, ib. Branch on Council of Association, 1507; honorary ing of, 564 East York and eecretary, ib.; representative on Parliamentary of Fellows of the Royal College of Sur- North Lincoln Branch, annual meeting, 1453; Bills Committee, ib.; next annual meeting, ib.; geons, meeting of committee of, 484; account of officers and council, ib.; president's address, ib.; resolutions, ib.; votes of thanks, ib.; dinner, ib. origins and progress of, 566; list of officers of, 1339; cases and papers, ib.; lunch, ib. South-Eastern general meet ig of, 1447 GlasgowandWest Branch, East Kent District, spring meeting, 745; FifeshlireMedical,annual meetingof,1211 of Scotland Branch, annual meeting, 504; election communications,ib.; annual meeting,1271; election French Medical, annual meeting of, 981 of officers, ib.; cases, etc., ib.; dinner, ib. of honorary secretary, ib.; futuire meetings, ib.; Glasgow, University Assistanits', me- Gloucestershire chairman for next meeting, ib.; cases, etc., ib.; morial of, 799 Branch, influer za, 625; proposed public medical tea, ib.; visit to cathedral, ib. Holiday Colonies of Munich, statistics service, 625, 635; abuse of out-patienit department, South-Eastern of, 1173 980; diet ill acute disease, ib.; surgical physiology Branch, East Sairrey District, spring mneeting, I-ome Hospitals, report of, 910; and a of the abdomein and pelvis, ib.; annual meetiing 691; communications, ib.; dinner, 691, 1164; street ambtulance for Lolndon, 912; the ambulance and dinner, ib.; annual meeting, 1330; officers heart-disease, 1164; myxcedema, lb.; muscular service of, 105l anid council, ib.; papar, ib.; dinner, ib. atrophy, ib.; nitrous oxide as an anesthetic, ib. Irish Medical, and appointmentsto the Jamaica Branch, SouthI-Eastern Prisons Board, 736; Dr. A. H. Jacob amid, 915; the notices of motion, 264; papers, ib.; proposed medi- Branch, East Sussex District, conjoint meeting proposed changes in the constitution of, 1153; cal benevolent fund,etc.,1272; communications,ib. with West Sussex District, 861; Nurses' Co-opera- special meeting of, 1326 Malta and Me- tion Association, ib; communications, ib.; next - Irish Medical Schools' and Graduates' diterranean Branch, meeting of, 207; new mem- meeting, 861, 1272; election of hionorary secre- annual meeting, 690; summer provincial meeting bers, sb.; treatment of cholera, ib.; triplets, ib.; tary, 1271; communications, ib. of, 1328 electricity ill facial paralysis, ib. South-Eastern Manchester Medico-Ethical, list of Melbourne an d Branch, West Kent District, meetings, 745, 1330; officers, etc., 337 Victoria Branch, annual meeting, 861; president's next meeting, ib.; representative for Kent on the -of IMedical Men of the Department of address, ib.; election of officers, lb.; report of Council of the Association, ib.; election of hono- the Seine, 57th annual meeting of, 1228 council, ib. rary secretary of district, ib.; papers, ib.; dinner, Mt dical Officers of Schools, discussion - Metropolitan 745,1330; next meeting. 1330; communications, ib. on epidemic of influenza, 150, 924 Counties Branch, anniual dinner, 1392; annual South-Eastern Metropolitan anad National Nursing, meeting, 1450; report of council, 1451; vote of Branch, West Surrey District, meeting, 861; next annual meeting of, 1148 thanks to Mr. Noble Smith, ib.; election of officers, meeting, ib.; papers, ib ; dinner, lb. Metropolitan Provident Medical, an- lb.; niotice of motion, ib.; treasurer's report, ib.; South-Eastern nual meeting of, 1516 vote of thanks to retiring president, ib.; presi- West Sussex District, conjoint meeting with East Mioland Volunteer Medical Officers', dent's address, ib.; letter fiom Charity Organisa- Sussex District, 861 annual meettig, 1044 tion Society, ib.; dinner, ab. South Indian and Me,lsco-Psychological, pass lists, 56, Metropolitan Madras Branch, aortic aneurysm, 79; the Burmah 111; quarterly meeting o1, 699; new members, Counties Branch, East London and South Essex campaign, ib.; purpura haemorrhagica, ib.; orbital 760, 1283; offcrs bronze medal for dissertation on District, cases, 101; votes of thanks, 102, 807; de- tumours, 725; congenital cataract, ib.; enterec- insanity, 930; the examination of the, 1087 monstration of niervous cases, 504; paper, 807; tomny, ib.; varix of the femoral lymphatics, ib.; Poor- law Medical Officers', list of annual meeting. 1451; officersand committee, ab.; hydatid of the liver, ib.; living specimens, 1198; officers and Council, 112; resolution re fees for vote of thanks to president, ib.; dinner, ib. beri-beri, ib.; cases, 1199; sarcoma of leg, ib.; lunacy certificates, 1114, 1518 Metropolitan pathological specimens, ib.; paraplegia from of Public Sanitary Inspectors, annual Counties Branch, North London District, commu- syphilitic disease of cord, 1371; cases, ib.; speci- dinner, 391 nicationis, 501, 1163; cases, 504; votes of thanks, liiens, ab.; plastic operation, ib; the effect of chill St. John Ambulance, Lord Wolseley on 504, 1163 in producing malarial fever, ib.; annual meeting, the work of, 57; station at St. Paul's Cathedral, Metropolitan 1396; statement of accounts, ib.; reduction of 244; and the Duchess of Albany, 276; at Ceylon, Coutnties Branch, South London District, cases, subscription, ib.; remission of postage, ib. 335; at Oxford, 1338 447; pseudo-peritonitis and epilepsy in hysteria, South Midland - - Sanitary Assurance, annual report, 518 ib.; vote of thanks, ib.; annual meeting, 1330; Branch, annual meeting, 1452; report of council, Scottish, for the Medical Education of officers and committee, ib.; votes of thaniks, db.; ib.; election of officers. lb.; autumnal meeting, ib.; Women, cotirse of medicine of, 145; first general diinner, ib. new members, ib.; disposal of surplus funds, ib.; meeting of, 203; tiheby-laws of, etc., 446; progress Metropolitan medical charities, ib.; presi(lent's address, 1453; of, 1091 Counties Branch, Western District, transposition tariffof fees,ib.; papers, etc.,lb.; votesof thanks, ib. -- Workhouse Infirmary Nursing, the annual 1284 viscera, 19; exophthalmic goitre, ib.; hepatic South Wales and work of, 1214; gatheriing of, ascites, ib.; Raynaud's disease, ib.; myxcedema monmouthshlire Branch, new members, 1u:37; -- Yorkshire, of Medical Officers, list of and sporadic cretinism, ib; acromegaly, etc., ib.; papers, etc., ib.; donations to Epsom College, ib.; officers, etc., 216 vote of thanks, 20; paper, 1164 dinner, ib. Associations, medical, 330: medical and contracts -Midland Branch, -South - Western not to practise, 386 selection of lives 483 annual meeting, 1453; officers and council, ib.; Branch, extraordinary meeting of, 691; annual Assuranice, the medical for, president's address, ib.; communications, ib.; ex- meeting, 1451; general meeting, ib.; vote of Asylum, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic, aniiual re- hibits,ib.; luncheon anddinner,ib.; new members,ib thanks to retiring president, ib.; president's ad- port of, 813 Midland Branch, dress, ib.; report of Branch Council, 1452; next Chenango County, burning of, 1173 Leicestershire District, papers, 980; dinner, 981 annual meeting,ib.; officersandcotncil,ib.; papers, Cork District Lunatic, overcrowding of, North of England ib.; drive, ib.; annual dinner, ib ; extcnrsion, lb. 929; the difficulties of, 1386 annual Branch. spring meeting, 1163; specimens, ib.; Staffordshire Dorchester Couilty Lunatic, report, paper, tb.; dinner, ib. Branch, popliteal aneurysm, 673; epithelioma of 54 North of Ireland tongue, ib.; pseudo-hlypertrophic paralysis, ib.; Dundrum Lunatic, disorder in, 1052 Branch, suprapubic lithotomy, 1074; peculiar neurological instrumenlts, ib.; suprapubic litho- Earlswood, forty-third anniversary festival affection of the nails, ib.; optic neuritis, ib.; plas- tomy, ib.; pyrosis, ib.; retention of urine, ab.; new of, 699 tic bronchitis, ib.; abdominal sections, ib.; ced'- members, 691; new member, 1506; fracture of Glasgow Royal Lunatic, Gartnavel, annual mnatous foetus, 1075 patella, ib.; traumatic aneurysm of the left bra- report, 214 Northern Coun- cdial artery, ib.; glass vaginal tube and female Log:gue Pointe Lunatic, fire in, 1115 ties of foundation Branch, annual meeting, 1507; catheter, ib.; mediastinal sarcoma, ib; malignant new pauper Itmnatic, laying of president's address, ib.; new members, ib.; officers tumour of thyroid, ib.; complications of labour in stone ot, 1464 and coutncil, ib.; next meeting, ib.; dintner. ib. 2,000 consecutivepregnancies, ib.; insanitary cess- Nottingham Borough Lunatic, new wing Oxford and Dis- pools in rural districts and their remedy, ib. to, 276 trict Branch, new members, 1037; commutiica- Stirling, Kinross, Western Counties Idiot, annual meeting of tions, lb. and Clackmannanslhire Branch, Dr. Rentoul's subscribers, 1463 Perthshire scheme, 624, 634; exhibition of instruments, 624; Asylums, clinical stutdents at, 29, 453, 490, 615; Branch, election president, 264; medical offi- annual meeting, 1907; report of council and finan- county lunatic, out-patients a , 39, 252; lunatic, cers of health, ib.; annual diinner, zb.; papers, 264, cial statement, 1508; officers and council, ib.; consultinig physicians at, 756; Egyptian, English 1396; proposed public medical service, 276; dis- cases, ib.; health conditions in school life, ib.; ex- managemeint of, 851; r. moval of pauper lunmatics of cancer, 447; separation of funis, ib.; hibition of instruments, ib.; annual dinner, ib. to, 122:3 business, 1396 Sydney and New Atheroma, multiple, of skin, 863 Shropshire and South Wales Branch, 86th meeting, 101; new Athetosis atter inj iry, 667 Mid-Wales Branch, cancer of breast, 1016; bacil- members, 101, 1272; communicationis, ib.; notices Athletics, (ireek, 702 lus in aural 787 tubercle sputum, ib.; keratitis after in- of motion, ab.; papers, etc, 264; medical ethics, Atkin, Mr. C., complicationls itr influenza, fluepza, ib.; safety pin in urethra, etc., ib.; double 265; annual meeting, 1272; president's address, Atkinson, Dr. F. P., the epidemic of influenza, 103; vagina, ib.; specimens ib.; cases, tb.; new mem- ib.; balance sheet, ib.; officers and council, ab.; the medical profession and the prevention of dis- bers, 1037 anilual meeting, 1507; new members, ib.; presi- ease, 702: diplittieria in domestic animals, 1411 Dr. value of ex- SouthernBranch dent's address, ib.; vote of thanks, ib.; balance -- G. A., the therapeutical Isle of Wight District, abuse of out-patient de- sheet, ib.; officers and council, ib. algine, 1366 partments, 920; communications, ib.; dinner, ib.; West Somerset Mr. G. P., the forceps a death trap, 163 Atlas of of 432 adjourned annuial meeting, 1271; election of offi- Branch spring meeting, 980; representative of Illustrations Pathology, rev., cers, ib.; meeting, ib. Branch on Council of Association, ib.; new mem- Atlas, necrosis of, 299 C~-1 ...n ...'L 1K-a" +ha inmuanue,Q. aniilpm;i ih A& ri-,,,i-; val',-a,*i,r',,'x ]J rr,.'a;.J on,rati"inT 'f,or 14~7 -k/oul ern-.ranen, Uers, to.;wh tne innuenza epcltemie, to. Ft3Lulre liJ.a.I 1 -,-V UqI&.LLUU.l. -, JL'U! IV THE BRITISH1 MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

Atrophy, progressive idiopathic muscular in a member of the.Imperial Society of Medicine of Bequests, 215, 276, 518, 579, 638, 699, 803, 872, 910, young child, 16; universal lateral facial, 499 Constantinople, 56 1064, 1283, 1338; to hospitals, 919 Atropine, morphine as an antidote to, 1440 Barnes, Dr. R., elected honorary member of the Berdoe, Mr. E., ague after influenza treated by drops, toxic effects of, 128 the Imperial Society of Medicine of Constanti- belladonna, 601; Brovning's Message to hIis poisoning by absorption from the con- nople, 56; the relations of the graduates and Time, rev., 1371; experiments on animals, 1455 junctiva, 421; case of, 607 convocation of the University of London to the Beri-beri in the Argentine Republic, 872; remarks Atticus, external, of the tympanic cavity, pathology proposed reform of the University, 267, 324, 384, on, 1198: in Brazil, 1440 and therapeutics of the, 1040 42), 507; influence of the influenza wave on puer- Berkhamsted, the sanitary condition of, 1112 Auchinleck, Dr. H., elected physici-tn to Mercer's peral and menstruating women, 356 the relations Berlin, hospital reform in, 275; the influenza epi- Hospital, 314 of the female sexual organs to mental diseases, 1401 demic in, 315; phthlisis in. 457; openinig of niew Augusta, the late Dowager Empress, 87, 142; pro- Baronets, medical, 309 university Poliklinik at, 1283; benefit societies in, posed memorial to, 497 Barrett, Mr. A. E., first pregnancy late in life, 234; 1467; laying of foundation stone of children's brs- Aulde, Dr. J., A Treatise on Materia Medica, Phar- prolonged somnolence after influenza, 1067; treat- pital, 1494; insanity in, 1520; new hlospital at, 1521 macology and Therapeutics, rev., 187 ment of perspiring feet, 1231 Bernard, Claude, proposed statue to, 1051 Aural. 'ee Ear Mr. G. W. S,ois the antiseptic after-treat- Dr. W.. visiting phlysicians to lunatic Austen, Mr. H., the University of London and ment of vaccination, 478, 1068, 1283 asylums in Ireland, 208; case of injury to the degrees for medical students, 629 Barrs, Dr. A. G., the tubercetlous nature of the so- liver, 242 Aust-Lawrence, Dr. A. E., haeniorrhages occurring called pleuritic effusion, 1059; enlarged liver, with Bernheim, Dr. H., Suggestive Therapeuttics, rev.. 366 during pregnancy, 1065; the treatment of metror- increase of whlite blood corpuscles, 12.50 Berry, Mr. G. A., spontaneouts purulent hyalitis 9 rhagia, 1484 Barton, Mr. J. K., Battey's operation, 79; epidemic months after successful cataract extraction, 668; Australia, insanity among the aborigines of, 375; influeslza in a newborn infant, 477; gastric ulcer, note on the metre anigle in latent and mnanifesL M. Pasteur and the rabbit pest in, 615, 692; symptoms of perforation, peritonitis, abscess muscular deviations, ib.; on the immediate effect Cresarean section in, 1150; leprosy in, 1405 bursting into bowel, 1013 of tenotomy on the concomitancy of a squint, Austria, black pox in, 111; proposed admission of Barwell, Mr. R., treatment of lateral curvature of 669; removal of large foreign body from orbit women to medical faculties of, 760, 1173; the first the spine, 605 without injury lo sight, 1429; note on vaccinia lady doctor in, 969; insanity in, 1115; hospital Bastian, Dr. H. C., on the svmptoma'ology of total of the eyelids, 1483 statistics in, 1154 transverse lesions of the spinal cord, %ith special Mr. J., specimens illustrating disease of the Austria-Hungary, obituary in 1889, 36 reference to the condition of the various reflexes, thlyroid gland, 180; tibro-clihondrona of tongue, 1195 Autographism, 922 480 Beitheraud. l)r., death of, ]520 Autopsies, Manuel d', Dr. T. Harris, rev., 23 Bateman, Dr. A. G., the Medical Defelnce Union and Bertliold, Professor E., Die erstenl zelin Jahlre der Axel Key's Schulhygienische Untersuchungen in the members of the Genieral Medical Council, 270; Myringoplast ik, i,n v., 138 Deutscher Bearbeitung herausgegeben, Dr. L.Bur- the Indecent Advertisements Act, 507 Bertillon, Dr. .J., inliuenza in France, 1015 gerstein, rev., 1137 Bates, Dr. H. L., tlie epidemic of inlfluLenza, 96 Berwick, Mr. J., foreign body passed per anum, 1367 Mr. J. P., presentation to, 216 Besser, Dr. V., obituary notice of, 1 70 B Bath, a Short Manual of the Minieral Waters of, Mr. Bewley, Dr. HI. T., the pathology of empyenma, 242 Baber, Mr. E. C., epistaxis, 902; further remarks on A. E. Fox, rev., 23; and her Thermal Waters, Mr. Bexhill-on-Sea, the climate of, 220, 279 the self-retaining palate hook, includiLg its use S. Craddock, rev.. itb. Beyrout, an Anglo- t;rian dispensary at, 1 197 in post-nasal catheterism, 1481 Baths and washhouses, 157; cold. in nieasles, 1275; Bickerton, Mr. T. H., a criticism of the Board of Baby farmers, sentence on, 816 German, for rhesmatism, 1286 Trade's tests for colour blindness, 535 farming at home and abroad, 565 Batten, Dr. G. B., the treatmnent of influenza. 1411 Bidwell, Mr., necrosis of atlas, 299; pyremic abscess Bacilli, inoculation of, 102; of grouse disease, 1016 Dr. t.D., "peripatetic albuminuil ia," 419 of sternum, ib.; sebaceous cyst of umbilictus, 667; Bacillus,the cholera, 9J; of mumps, 505; of typhoid Battery, new chloride of silver, 727 tubercleof thyroid, ib.; tleatmeilt of erysilelas, fever, new method of isolating, 505; hIbert h's ty- Battey's operation, case of, 79 1015 phoid, 570; of rhinoscleroma, 747; of tubercle in Battle, Mr. W. H., tubercular ulceration of the Bill to amend the Pharmacy Act Ireland (1875), 1501 sputum, 1016; "pseudo"-typhoid, 1040 bladder in which recovery followed scraping of the Barrack, 1220 Bacteria, chemistry of, 1095; of the soil, 1441 the disease through a suprapubic incisioni, 1011: Dublin Hospilals, 442, 501 Bacteriology, of influenza, 194, 249; books on, 279; cerebral symptoms accompanying disease of the Children's Life Assurance, second reading of, and epizootics, 1266 middle ear, 1132 1458 Baginsky, Dr. A., Lehrbucll der Kinderkrankheiten Baumgarten, D)r. P., lehlrbuch der patliologischen Education of Blind and Deaf-mu'e Children, fiir Aerzte und Studirenide, rev., 790 Mykologie, rev., 486 introduced into the House of Lords, 1442 Bailey, Mr. R. C., the London University and Beach, Dr. F., provision for fteble minded and Factory and Workshop Act Amendment, pro- degrees for London medical students, 1105 exceptional children, 1.511 visions of, 1517 Balding, Mr.,and thecoroner for Cambridgeshire,574 Beale, Dr. C., a case of acute obstruction of the Infant Life Protection, text of, 569; oppositioin G. member Enlarged Balfour, Dr. W., elected of larynx after conivalescence from bronilcho pneu- to, 614; select committee on, 14:J6 Court of the University of St. Andrews, 855 monia. 953 Infectious Diseases (Preventions), provisions of, Surgeon-General T. G., nominated mem- Beatty, Dr. W., intestinal obstruction, 363 806; and the dairy trade, 912, 972; read a thid ber of Metropolitan Asylums Board, 731 Becker, Professor O., obituary notice of, 4.54 time, 1436 Ball, Dr. C. B., rectal neoplasms, 670 Bed table. new reflectinig ad(justable, invalid, 845 Lunacy Consolidation, 561 Dr. J. B., haematoma of nasal septum, 178; case B ddoes, Mr. G., Habit and Healthl, rev., 1493 Midwives Registration, 1152,1471 of rhinolith, 478 Beef-tea ices, 1432 Billings. Dr.J. S.,The Nati;nal Medical Dictionary, Dr. W. M., treatment of obesity, 1410 Beer, pure, 815 rev., 903 the 616 Ballance, Mr., congenital hlemihypertrophlly of Beevor, Dr. C. B., case of ossifying scalenus (?), 481; Billingsgate, the insanitary condi(ion of, head and of certain toes, 667; operations for sep- athetosis after injury, 667 Bills, the Housing of the Wor'sing Classes, 1495 tic thrombosis of the lateral sinus consecutive on Beitraige zur pathiologischen Anatomie und zur Biology, the study of in Great Britain, 376; of Daily aural disease, 783 allgemeinen Pathologie, Dr. E. Ziegler, rev., 486 Life, the, Mr. J. H. N. Nevill, rev., 1201, 1470 aLd neona- observations ons the Ballantyne, Dr. J. W., scleroma cedema Belcher, Mr. H. E., lhypertrophlied mamma in a Birds, tubercutlosis in, with ie- torum, 403 boy, 364 lation ot the disease to leprosy, 785 Balsam of Peru in tuberculosis, 92, 863 Belfast, the sanitary condition of, 145; the uni- Birmingham, the epidemic of infliuenza in, 96, 146, Balsams in the urine, report on the excretion of the, versity extension scheme in, 201,314; high death- 267; the Hospital Sunday Fund in, 111; conter- 1365 rate in, 315; post-graduate courses for, 501; the ence of medical men, etc., at, me hospital refornim, Baltic Provinces, leprosy in the, 1301 influenza in, ib.; the abuse of medical charities 155; correspond(lence from, 266, 692, 1166 1510; the Bandage, Esmarch's, as an aid to cocaine anaesthesia in, 1092; Hospital Saturday in, 1268 Children's Hospilal, 266; b-lls at hospitals, itb.; in minor surgery, 1509 Belgium, obituary in, in 1889, 36; action for mal- the Skin and Lock Hospital, 267; mniedical ap- Bantock, Dr. G. (G., fibroid tumours of the uterus, praxis in, 112; epileptics in, 578; criminal lunaties pointments to post office districts of, 579; pro- member Beige 692; 15; electedhonorary of the Societe in, 638; notice as to coffins by Government of, c91 posed children's sanatorium for, 613, tihe de Gynecologie et d'Obst6trique, 56; derniold Bell, Dr. James, re-elected president of the Institute hospital question in, 615; death of a bonlesetter's cysts of bothl ovaries, 242 of Chemistry, 57S patient, 1166; Hospital Saturday at, ib. Barber-surgeon, redivivus, the, 1524 Mr. John, the Hong Kong Medical Society's Birmingham, Professor, single unilateral sigmoid Barbour. Dr. H. F., Manual of Gyniecology, rev., 1018 Transactions, 934 kidney,- 300; Meckel's diverticulum, ib.; the Bark, Mr. J., the antiseptic after-treatment of vac- Dr. J. H., the Bradford Infirmary, 52 lantern as an aid toanatomical demonstrations, 9Ol cination, 233; and new vaccinator, 433 Mr. T., clinical teaching in Dubliis, 154, 327 Birnie, Deputy Surgeon-General T. 1., cbituary Barker, Mr. A. E. J., acute intestinal strangulation for,92; pilocarpine notice of, 111 periton- Belladonna, apossiblesubstitute due to a band with active tubercular in, poisoning by, 420; ague after influenza treated Birt, Mr. G., a case of Raynaud's disease 200 years itis, laparotomy, recovery, 124; on the histology by, 601 ago, 1343 of a case of so-called "duct cancer," 590; macro- liniment, poisoning by, 720 Birthday honours, 33, 1206 glossia, 785; a study of fifty consecutive cases of Benham, Mr. F., excision of villous growth from Bishop, Mr. E. S., radical cure of hernia, 884; Lec- operation for the radical cure of non-strangulated the rectum. 426 tures to Nurses on Antiseptics in Surgery, r-ev., herniee, 840; the present position of abdominal Benington. Dr., insanity cured by a pessary, 15, 1304 a very tumour surgery, 958; removal of large 242; dilatation instead of support of the peri- Bismuth salts and the odour of garlic, 499 from the neck, probably a diseased accessory neum, 1119 Black, Dr. J). C., the Laurie case, the medical evi- thyroid gland, recovery, 1422 Dr. F. vital force, 135 dence, 115; corrosive sublimate in 752 368 Bennett, W., gonorrlhcea, Dr. F. C., modified binaural s'ethoscope, Mr. W. H., Cliniical Lecture on Varicose Dr. R., myeloid sarcoma of femur, 903 Mr. W. J. T., local outbreaks of influenza, Veins of the Lower Extremities, rev., 189; a case Mr. W. G., the meteorological aspects of the 202 of hernia of the caeecum entirely waiiting in a influenza epidemic, 1055 Barling, Mr. H. G., syphilitic chancre of lips, 428; peritoneal sac, in whlich strangulation at tlhe Blackman, Dr. J. G., laryngeal stenosis from fixed fibrosarcoma of left clavicle at sternal end, ex- internal abdominal ring coexisted with an intus- adduction of the vocal cords following cancer of cision, death from suppurationi spreading down susception through the ileo-csecal valve, 238 the esophagus, 837; malignant adentoma of the the anterior mediastinum, 598 Ben Nevis Observatory, new instruments at, 441 cervix uteri, 1136; pilocarpin in dryness of the Barnmaids, "betterment" for, 730, 816 Benson, Mr. A. H., corneal ttimours, 670; corneal tongue, 1366 Barnard, Dr., presentation to, 1338 tumour (? fibroma), in a man aged 72, 1072 Black-pox in Austria, 111 Barnes, Mr. E. C., netes on 290 cases of influenza, 599 Mr. J., anthrax, 18 Bladder, unusual growthl in the, 16; sloughing of Dr. E. G., the influenlza epidemic, 148 Benzoate of mercury in syphilis, 1087 the wall of. 242; villous disease of, 426; diffuse Q honorary corresponding nA .. AOs . A } Dr. F., elected Dequese, Hiptne (UUMlPUelL,.mnh}a 141Ilia;.S thtiieP.R-ri3erriuge,tAP- X1iol IJCbillLV..asarsillona. of.of., -.{524 96496 casesof.of oproperatioiil for cal- ' June 28, 1890.], THE BRITISHI MEDICAL JOURNAL. V

culus in, 603; tubercutlar ulceration of cured by Bramwell, Dr. J. P., obituary notice of, 1282 Buenos Ayres, the medical faculty of, 1173 scraping, 1011; sloughing of the, 1087; wounded Brand, Dr. A. T., management of horses, 995 Bullet finder, the telephone as a, 135 by decapitating hook, 1408 Braithwaite, Mr. H., obituary notice of, 517 Dr. L., Axel Key's M. Burgerstein, Schulhygienische Blanc, E., post-partum haemorrhage, 384 Bratton, Mr. J. A., the influenza epidemic, 148 Untersuchlungen in deutscher Bearbeitung he- Blenkarne, Mr. W. L'H., scarlet fever and putr- Bray, Dr. 11. A., award of gold medal of Royal rausgegeben, rev., 1137 perwe, 719 Humane Scciety to, 1339 Burghard, Mr. F. F., phlebitis after influenza, 1010 Blind, proposed legislation for, 192 Brazil, obituary in in 1889, 36; microbiology in, 42; Burial, neglect of, 89; ir churches, 318 "Blocking" Parliament, 969 yellow fever in, 699; notification in, 855; public Burmah, hospitals and dispensaries in, 457; climate, Blood, preservation of, 102; the history of the dis- health in, 1407 ; beri-beri in, 1440 etc., of, 1054 covery the circulation of the, 399; thlelMechan- Bread, the examination of, 1231 Burn, duodenal ulcer after a, 128 ism Circulation of the, etc., Dr. H. Davies, Breast, disease of the in the male, 244; cystic disease Burns, the pathology of duodenitis after, 76; trans- rev., 551; report on the morphology and develop- of the, 549; cancer of the treated by electricity, plantatioln of skin in, 862 ment the, 1233 960; cancer of, 1016; duct carcinoma of, 1070; Burt, Surgeon T., gallant conduct of, 680 poisonling, an unusual variety of, 419 calcifying sarcoma of, 1192; cystic disease of conim- Bury, Dr. J. S., brain disease in hereditary syphilis, Bloomfield, Mr. J. E., influenza and rheumatic plicated with cancer, 1193; tumour of, 1196 607 889 fever, Bremner, Mr. R. A., the University of London and Bush, Dr. R. H., obituary notice of, 517 Blumer, Dr., popliteal aneurysm, 673; epithelioma degrees for medical students, 692 Butler, Dr. H. M., a eulogy of hospitals and medical tongue, ib. Brieger, Dr., appointed extraordinary professor in schools, 743 Blunder, complex, 819 the University of Berlin, 1466 Butlin, Mr. H. T., two cases of glandular tumour of Local Board, Government, Annual Report of the Bridges, Mr. A. C., American degrees and general tongue, 545 Medical Officer of thie, rev, 1093; administrative culture, 280 Butt, Mr. C. K., an ingenious imposition, 330 of, 1096; infectious diseases and, 1519 Brighton, the influenza epidemic in, 146; diseased Butter, Normandy, adulteration of, 1518 Metropolitan Asylums, thework of, 88,104; meat at, 312; muzzling order revoked in, 368 Buzzard, Dr. F., illustrations of some less known the medical superintendents of the hospitals of, Bright's disease. See Disease forms of peripheral neuritis, especially alcoholic 493; meeting of, 516, 638; the ambulance service Bristol, the epidemic of influenza in. 96 monoplegia and diabetic neuritis, 1419 of, 910; review of year's work of, 1114 Bristowe, Mr. H. C., outbreak of influenza in King Byers, Dr., abdominal sections, 1073; cedematous school for London, arld chlildren in want of Edward's school for girls, 418 foetus, ib. 91 food, Dr. J. S., preudo-peritonitis and epilepsy Bynol, 1202 patient ? 1333 ir hysteria. 401 C. Bodington, Mrs. A., Studies in Evolution anid Bio- British niot English, 521, 582, 641 Cachexia strumipriva, a possible means of arresting logy, 2ev., 1076, 1524 British Columbia, rejection of British diplomas in, the progress of, 287 BodY, ownership of the after death, 1045; foreign 1263, 1287; practice in, 1472 Cactus grandiflorus in some forms of heart disease, passed per anum, 1367 British Guiana, endemic disease, etc., in, 468 70 Bokenham, Mr. T. J., two cases of poisoning by Britislh Isles, lepra hospitals in in the Middle Ages, Cadge, Mr. VW., presented with freedom of city of anilides (exalgine and antifetbrin), 288; report oir 630 Norwich, 732 the value of sodium silico-fluoride as an antisep- Brockwell Park, contributions to purchase of, 397 Cadogan-Masterman, Dr. G., covering the Medical tic, 355 Bromidle of ethyl as an anresthetic, 864 Aid Society, 208 Bombay, leper home at, 335; medical education in, Bromides, gold and camphor in epilepsy, 448 Caecum, a case of hernia of the entirely wanting in 389; epidemic at, 578; laying of founda- Brompton cemetery, 198 peritoneal sac, 238 stone of leper asylum at, 759 Bronchiectasis, case of, 673 Caesarean section, case of, 548, 583, 589, 1325.,1482; in Bond, Mr. C. J., cholecystomy, 135 Bronchitis, Chronic, arid its Treatment, Dr. W. Australia, 1150 Bone, frontal, instrumental indentation of, 242; Murrell, rev., 301; crouposa, bronchlial casts from, Caffeine, actions of, 735, 746 decalcified, the implantation of, 370 663; plastic, 1073 Cagney, Dr. J., the meclhanism of suspension in drilliing in the neighlbourhood of inlflamed Broalchocele, three cases of, 1014 locomotor ataxy, 131, 23S joints and elsewhere, 416, 508 Bronner, Dr. A., otirematoma, 20; massage of the Caillard, Mr. B. M., The Invisible Powers of inflainmmations of typhoid origin, 1033 membrana tympani in catarrh of the middle ear, Nature, rev, 83 ancient Egyptian, with osteoarthritis and 428; massage of the membrana tympani and os- Caithness, epidemic influenza in, 578 senile symmetrical atrophy of skulls, 423; meta- sicula in the treatment of chronic catarrh of the Calculi, sacculated vesical in the male, two rare carpal dorsal dislocation of, 951; from a caEe of middle ear, 1189 cases of removed by suprapubic lithotomy, 238; scurvy, 1192 Brooks, Dr. H. St. J., the American periglyph, 299; vesical spontaneous fracture of, 893; vesical, 1494 Book, kissing the, topographical anatomy of the abdomen, 300; spontaneous fracture and reunion of, ib ; enc3 sted Booth, Dr. J. M., the Aberdeen Dispensary, 606 nerve supply of the extensor brevis digitorum vesical, three lithotrities and three supraptrbic Borax, dangers of as a preservative, 578; in epi- manus in man and valvulae connidentes in man, lithotomies for, 1249 lepsy, 901 ib.; A Manual of Practical Anatomy, rev., 366 Calculus, impacted in the ureter removed by opera- Borborygmus, treatment of, 461 Brooksbank, Mr., death of, 1104 tion, 240; encysted, the high operation for, 363; Boric and glycerine as oir application in small- Brown, Mr. G., suggestive therapeutics, 573 vesical, 428; in the bladder, 964 cases of operation pox, 1104 Dr. Johln, Clinical and Chemical Observa- for, 603; urethral, attached to an old lithiotomy Borthen, Dr. L., new refraction ophthalmoscope, 138 tions oii Plumbism, rev., 138; unsuspected lead scar, 661; salivary, 668; renal, spontaneous frac- Bostock, Surgeon-Major, health of, 111 poisoniing in children, 177; scarlet fever and the ture of a, 1195; intestinal, from abuse of Viclhy Botkin, Professor S., death of, 28; obituary nlotice puerperal condition, 234; the action of potable water, 1439 of, 110; memorial to, 330 waters on lead, 420; observations on the factors Calcutta, leper legislation at, 1262 Bottles, safety, 1375 determining the plumbo-solvent action of moor- Calf pepsin, glycerite of, 216 Bourneville, Dr., ,Recherches Cliniques et Th6ra- laiind waters, 1197 Callaway, the late Bishop, 796; obituary notice of, peutiques sur l'Epilepsie, l'Hyst6rie, et l'Idiotie, Dr. W., a case of gastroschisis, 14 868 rev., 1302 Mr. W. H., influenza, 961 Calleja, Dr. C., Principles of Universal Physiology, Boutflower, Mr. A., memorial to, 1336 Browne, Surgeon-Major, enterectomy, 725; aortic rev., 485 Bowel, perforation of the, 427; strangulation of aneurysm presenting in the dorsal region, 837; Calwell, Dr. W., a case of elephantiasis telangiec- through a hole in the mesentery, 890 strangulated inguinal hernia, herniotomy, rup- todes and molluscum fibrosum, 12; peculiar affec- Bowern, Dr. E., obittuary notice of, 757 ture of the bowel, enterectomy and radical cure, tion of the nails, 1073; optic neuritis, ib.; a case of Bower, Dr. D., the working of the new Lunacy Act, recovery. 839 Raynaud's disease, 1484 1331 Mr. G. B, two rare cases of sacculated Cam, Mr. T., obituary notice of, 516 Mr. W. G., presentation to, 807 vesical calculi in the male successfully removed Camera, photographic rhombohedral, 368; Kodak Mr. Bowlby, A., Injiries and Diseases of Nerves by suprapubic lithotomy, 239; a correction, 399; photographic, 1197 and their Surgical Treatment, rev., 430; diffuse some practical points in the treatmenlt of reten- Cameron, Mr. A. H. T., ergotin in erysipelas, 836 papilloma of bladder, 541; three casesofcoccygeal tion of urine, 592; spontaneous fracture and re- Sir C. A., the Public Health Medical So- tumours, 663; melanotic epithlelioma, 894; on the unioln of vesical calculi, 893 ciety, 1279 of the reflexes in cases of injury to the Mr. H. W. L., spinal injury, 80 Mr. H. J., testimonial to, 35 spinal cord with special reference to the indica- Mr. L., elongation of the uvula as a case of *- Dr. J. S., the compulsory notification of for operative interference. 1132 laryngismus, 357 infectious disease, 183; sanitary experts and the Boxall, Mr. F.,dysmenorrhoea, 875 Dr. W. H., vinegar in urticaria, 1175 charge of obstructing justice, 269; preseniltation ---- Dr. R., fever in childbed, 1427 Surgeon-Major W. R., aortic aneurysm, 79; to, 318; Hinlts as to the Working of the Irnfectious Boy, hypertrophied mamma in a, 364; aged 10, ob- sarcoma of leg, 1199 Disease (Notification) Act, rev., 367 case of acute abdominal obstruction in a, Browning history, 1524 Dr. M., remarks on Caesarean section, laparotomy, removal of suppurating appendix Browning's Message to his Time, Mr. E. Berdoe, 583 vermiformis, recovery, 782; precocious maturity rev., 1371 Camp, the boys', 1051 a, 1510 Bruce. Dr. J. M., disease of the heart in childre:, Campaign, the Burmah, 79 Bradford, slaughter houses at, 208, 269, 326, 386, 4.58 937 Campbell bequest, the, 145 Brain, Demonstration of Centres of Ideation in Dr. W., the etiology of influenza, 328 Canalis, Professor, goes to Russia to study the epi- the, Mr. B. Hollander, rev., 86; topographical Bruhl, Dr. L., Diphtheria und Croup in Kdnigreich demic of influenza, 55 anatomy of thie, 300; syphilis of, 426, 427;foreign Preussen. etc., rev., 189 Canary Islands, Madeira or? 59, 115; correspond- body the, 542, 558; disease of in hereditary sy- Brunton, Dr. T. L., the Proneer of India on, 142; ence from, 1277 philis, 607; Dr. G. N. Pitt on some lesions of, 643, and the pariah dog, 207; experiments on anaes- Cancer, of the uterus, 298; of sigmoid flexure, 299; 771, 827; trephining in actinomycosis of, 709; thetics at Hyderabad, 347, 359 collective investigation on, 357, 925; the morpho- the, 1135; hydatid cyst of the, 1135; Bryden, Mr. R. J., abscess of the cerebellum, tre- logy of, 415; of omentum, 422; Mr. J. Huitchinson cystic degeneration of the.1173; multiple tuber- phining, death. 709 on, 427; of the liver, 667; of cesophagus eroding cular tunrours in a child, 1244; the Croonian Brydone-Jack, Dr. M. D., practice in British trachea, 785; of the breast treated by electricity, lectures on localisations of the, 1289, 1349, 1413, Columbia, 1472 960; and its Complications, Mr. C. E. Jennings, 1473; monkey's, associated eye movements pro- Buckland, Mr. F. O., Health Springs of Germany rev., 964; of breast, 1016; chimney sweep's, 1086; duced by unilateral and bilateral faradisation of and Austria, rev., 1488 primary, of omentum, 1136; cystic disease of the, 1419; surgery the, 1485 Buda-Pesth, proposed Pasteur Institute at, 457, breast complicated by, 1193; uterine, complete Brakenridge, Dr., the influenza epidemic, 669 816; inoculations, etc., at Pasteur Institute at, extirpation of, 1439 Bramann, Professor F., appointed to chlair of sur- 1338 - Formation, the General Theory of, Dr. H. geryat Halle, 731 Budget, the, alcohol and, 98 Snow, rev., 305 vi THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

Candidate, a dejected, 1343 medical, the inquiry into, 914, 1048; the abuse of, ment and, 623, 699; in Turkey, 681, 1321; the Cane, Mr. F. E., defective hearing in seamen, 629 973 threatened visitat:on of, 690, 979, 1033; the pre- Cape of Good Hope, lepers at, 112 Charity and insanitation, 392 vention, etc., of, 919; on board the Fulford, 981; - Town, influenza at, 518, 600 Charnley, Dr., keratitis after influenza, 1016 in Turkish Arabia, 1031; in the Euphrates Valley, Capes, Mr. R, antiseptic after-treatment of vaccin- Chart, Ormsby's surgical operation, 219 1269; in Spain, 1438; and the River Lee, 1490; in ation, 1176 Charteris, Dr. M.. rheumatism, its treatment past Spain, France and Italy, 1501 Capsule, splenic, fibroid thickening of the, 420 and present with special reference to certain ex- "Cholera cry," the, 448 Carageorgiades, Dr. J. C., uncomplicated angina perimental researches on salicylic acids and their Christy, Mr. R., Proverbs, Maxims, and Phlrases, rev., pectoralis after influenza, 1426 salts, 359 26 Carbolic acid, injections of. 102 Charts and notepapers, bedside, 25 Mr. T., a hint to tea drinkers, 934 Carbonic acid, treatment of phthisis by, 564, 1144 Chavasse, Dr. T. F., successful removal of the en- Chrysarobin, treatment of ringworm by, 1090 Carcasses, diseased in the Edinburgh slaughter- tire upper extremity for osteochondroma, 131 Chubb, Dr. W. L., convalescent homes, 1055 houses, 564 Cheadle, Dr., transposition of viscera, 19; hepatic Churchl, Dr. W. S., St. Barthlolomew's Hospital Re- Carcinoma, primary, of the pancreas, 2P6; of the ascites, ib.; Raynaud's disease, ib.; myxcedema ports, r-ev., 553 thyroid, 479; of the mammary glands of a cat, and sporadic cretinism, ib.; exophthalmic goitre, Churches, burial in, 318 543; melanotic of labitum, 894 ib. Churchouse, Mr. W. F., case of idiopathic tetanus Cardarelli, Dr. A., appointed professor of pathology, Cheek, plastic operation for deformity of, 1368 following Russiaii influenza, 719 etc., in the University of Naples, 56 Cheese, adulterated, 853, 986 Churton, Dr. F., notes on an epidemic of pneu- Carden. Dr. G. A., the influenza epidemic, 147 Cheltenhsm, the influenza epidemic in, 147 monia, 131 Cardiac. See Heart Chemist, and M.B., combination of, 209; a too Chyluria, traumatic, 420 Cardiff, the influenza epidemic in, 146 candid, 1166 Circular, a, 49, 1280 Cardinal Manning and the London Hospital, 1464 Chemistry, books on, 279; and Metallurgy, rental, Circulation, on the symptoms connected with the Cardiolith, a, 76 Dr. C. Mitchell, rev., 790; preliminary instruction in diphtheria, 960 Carline, Dr. W. A., the epidemic of influenza, 147 in, 931 Circumcision for phimosis after syphilis, 1286 Carpenter, Dr. A., expert evidence, 592 Chemist's counter, the, tippling at, 1085 Cirrhosis, biliary or hypertrophic, 1000; post- - Dr. R. H. S., death of, 1261; obituary Chemists, prosecution of under Sale of Food and scarlatinal of kidney (small wlhite) in a girl aged notice of, 1336 Drugs Act, 797; prescribing, 866; charges to, 1512 12, 1193 Carr, Dr. J. W., the reform of the Univer;ity of Cherries, tinned, poisoning by, 833 Clark, Sir A., re-elected president of the Royal Col- London, 325 Chessire, Mr. A. E., hospitals and the working lege of Physicians, 795; elected corresponding Carriages, Prize Essay on the Suspension of, Mr. W. classes, 275 member of the Berlin fuiir Innere Medizin, 1024 Philipson, rev., 675 Chest, 6inus of, 482; change of size in the, in the Dr. F. E., chlorine solutions, 219 Carteighe, Mr. M., re-elected president of the Phar- lying-in period, 604 Dr. F. C. G., Papers on Surgery, Pathology, maceutical Society, 1380 Chesterfield, the sanitary authorities of, and the and Allied Subjects, rev., 1138 Carter, Dr. A. H., P3 rosis. 673 lead question, 628 Clarke, Dr. J. M., osteitis deformans, 724; biliary or Rev. A. R., a medical appeal, 820, 876, 931, Chsw, Dr. R. G. S., The Student's Handbook of hlypertrophic cirrhosis, 1000 1055 Water Analysis, rev., 82 Mr. W. B., operative statistics, 15; electro- Mr. G., Landry's paralysis, 1127 Cheyne, Mr. W. W., abscees in the left temporo- lysis in urethral structure, 47, b81,942; plastic Cartilages, articular, necrosis and sr paration of, sphenoidal lobe, 15, 225; operation for partially operation, 667; calcifying sarcomaof breast, 1192; 544 descended testicle, 211, 351; ruptured jejununi, spontaneous fracture of a renal calculus, 1195; Case, a hard, 157 laparotomy, 781; central necrosis of radius with- urethral structure four years after electrolysis, Casebook, medical. 461 out suppuration, 785; rectives Astley-Cooper encysted vesical calculi, three operations by litho- Castor oil, palatable, 1432 prize, 1495 trity and three by suprapubic lithotomy, one of Casts, bronchial, from bronchitis crouposa, 663 Cheyne-Stokes respiration, case of, 427, 819; in which was periormed through the perineum, Cat, carcinoma of the mammary glands of a, .543 granular kidney, 545 1249 Catalepsy, influenza and, 837 Chiapini. Dr. P. J., obituary notice of, 111 Clavicle, left, fibrosarcoma of, 598 Catalogue, a Descriptive of the Pal hologicAl Mu- Chietle, Professor, on the value of a health society Clay, Mr. A., melon seed bodies from sheath of seum of the London Hospital, rev., 1431 to a community, 93 tendon, 607 Cataract, glaucoma after extraction of, 297; a series Chilblains, treatment of, 934 Clayton, Mr. R., death of, 201; obituary notice of, of 100 extractions of, 531, 670; congenital, 725; Child, young, progressive idiopathic muscutlar 273 immature senile, artificial maturation of by tri- atrophy in a, 16; case of icterus gravis in a, 293; Cleaver, Dr., water-closet system, 18 turation, 1072, 1428; artificial maturaticn of by young, succe,sful nephrectomy in a, 1149; mul- Cleland, Professor, on unriversity reform, 1325 Fdrster's method, 1428 tiple tubercular tumours in the brain of a, 1244; Clemow, Mr. F. G., the epidemic in Russia, 46; in- Catarrh of the middle ear, masssge of the membrana young, dislocation of the hip j,int in a, 1216; five fluenza, 723 tympani in, 428 days old, successful case of inguinal colotomy for Clerks, city, free medical relief for, 756 Cathcart, Mr. C. W., pancreatic cyst successfully absence of rectum in a, 1297; newborn, case of Clevenger, Dr. S. V., Spinal Concussion Surgically treated by abdominal section, 426 malformation in a, 1366; death of a during the Considered, etc., rev., 1077 Catheter, a new, 905, 964,1019; a simple female. 1489 administration of ch'oroform, 1425; tubercular, Clift, Mr. W., MS. volume relating to John Hunter's Catheters, selection and use of for enlarged prostate, laparotomy iA a, 1429 household, etc., 738, 865 1128 Childbed, fever in, 1427 Cloetta, Dr. A., death of, 578 Cattle, tuberculous, 1520 Childhood, the paralysis of, 285; urticaria of, 1250; Club, Aberdeen University, 1386 Caudwell, Mr. H., glycerine as a dressing in ne- alcohol and. 1468, 1471 Cambridge Natural Science, conversazione of, crosis. 478 Children. antipyrin as a hypnotic for, 13; mitral 438 Cauty, Mr. H. B., pedicili capitis. 1055 stenosis in, 15; feeble, the care of, 39; stone in, Edinburgh Pathological, meeting of, 1385 Cavanagh, Mr. J. W., obituary notice of, 757 80; in want of food and the School Board for Glasgow University, memorial re reform of Cavity, basic tubercular, case of, 241; peritoneal, London, 91; weak-minded and backward, Earls- university, 1045 extravasation of faeces into, 476, 661 wood schools for, 144; unsuspected lead poison- foot, osteotomy in, 481 Cel ulitis of the anterior abdominal wall occurring ing in, 177; feeble, the classification of in schools, -patients, duties of partners as to, 1280; andl after a prematutre birth without evidence of co- 254; sEcho ], meals for, 276; hemipleg a accomn- colliery contracts, 1458 existing pelvic disturbance, 1068 panied by loss of speech in, 284; The Surgical practice, 1402 Cemetery, crematorium, proposed, 1322 Treatment of the Common Deformities of, Mr W. system, abuse of the, 757 Censures, ignorant, 913 Pye, rev., 486; the paralvses of, 760; a Practical White Lion Private Medical, 1223 Centenarian, a, 638 T'reatise on Disease in, Dr. E. Smith. rev., 790; are they public institutions? 55; appoint- Centenarians, two, 519 prolapse of the urethral mucous membrane in, ments, 271; and practitioners, 867 Centenary, the Howard, 216 854; lithotrity in. 901; di,ease of the heart in, Coagulation of egg and serum albumen, vitellin, "Centralblatt fuir Nervenheilkunde," enilargement 937; school, casualties in, 1087; feebleminded anI( aind serum globulin by heat, 167 of, 947 exceptional, provision for, 1511 Coal, poisoning by fumes of smoke of. 178 Certaline flakes, 905 Chill, the effect of in producing malari,1 fever, Coates, Mr. W., two cases of defective mental de- Cerebellar. See Cerebellum 1371 velopment, 607 Cerebellumn, cysts of the. 60; lesion of the, 80; ab- Chimney-sweep's cancer, ]1086 Coats, Dr. J., remarks on the report of Second Hy- scess of the following otitis media, 231; trephin- China. Western, medicine in, 1111 derabad Commission on Chloroform, 1345 ing in abscess of the, 709 Chloralamide, elixir of. 21; acute universal desqtia- Cobbe, Miss F, experiments on animals, 1455 Cerebral. See Brain mative dermatitis following theadmiiiistratioir of, Cocaine, preparations of, 84; and morphine, 1367 Certificate in sanitary science and medical registra- 546; uses of, 626 Coccygodynia, 301 tion, 115; of cases of death, 209 Chiloralimide, 1151 Cockade, the, 279. 388 Certificates, of stillbirth, 509, 753; false, 582; of Chloremia and its treatment, 1239 Cockey, Mr. 14., infrequent pulse with epileptiform death, unqualified assistants and, 638; of death Chlloride of ammonium spray, 248 attacks, 1068 for insurance companies, 867; official, 1015; of Chlorine solutions, 115, 219, 461 Cocoa essence, 84 identity, 1470 Chllorodyne, death from, 872 Code of Medical Etlsics, translated into Italian, Ceylon, St. J,*hn Ambulance Association in, 335 Chloroform, prepared from acetone, 24; death under, 1206 Chair support, new, for spinal curvature, 1489 29, 433. 817, 1051; in midwifery, 59; v. ether, 293, the new educat ional, 849 Chancre, syphilitic, of lip, 428 981; the Glasgow Committtee on arnd the Ilyder- Cod-liver oil, action of, 854 Chancres, u ethral. 959 al adt report, 386, 1345; takers by the mouth, Coffee, the abuse of, 309; and cold water, 820; un- Chaplin, Mr., on the muzzling order, 199 poisoning by, 1089; the pu'se dclring arnaes hesia roasted, in hepatic affections aild diabetes, 11(4 Charbon, action of pyocyanic acid on the develop- from, 1425; death of a chlild during the adrrmistra- Colahan, Dr. N., death of, 442 ment of, 265; intestinal, the first case of in tion of, ib. Cold in the head, remedy for, 934 France, 922 Chlorosis, etiology and treatment of, 383; remarks Coley, Dr. F. C., albuminuria without dropsy, 1239 Charge, an unfounded, 509 on, 1086 College, Cavendish, Cambridge, scholarship, etc., Charges, particulars of, 452; cumulative, 641; to Choanae, a cuirious case of occlusion of thie, 178 456 masters and servants, 1223; to widow of medic.1 Cholecystotomy, case of, 135 Eton, outbreak of diphtheritic tonsillitis man, 1512; to chemists, ib. Cholelithiasis, salicylate of sodiulm in. 808 at, 474 Charities' Register and Digest, rev., 305 Cholera in Mesopotamia, 201,254; in Persia, 254,948, Firthi, Sheffield, proposed extension of, 337 Charities, medical, reform of out-patient 1epartment 1284; precautions against the advent of, 308; in Grant Medical, Calcutta, lady students at, of, 686; medical, the press and, 907; metropolitan Asia, 331; the march of, 375; the Russian Govern- 979; Lord Reay lectureship at, 987 June 24, 1890.] THE BRrTIsI MEDICAL JOURNAL. vii Vll. * == - College, Guy's, opening of, 744 system and the select committee on hospitals, 388; unstamped, validity of, 867; Iiot to practise, King aild Quieeni's of Physicians in IrelaTnd, 1226 1280 the licentiates of, 105; pass lists, 336, 457, 1111, Colnman, Dr., compression myelitis with and with- Conivicts, the higher edutcation of, 852 1172; the licentiateship of, 1045 out secondary degenerations, 422; unconscious Conivulsive seizures, Dr. J. Hughlings Jackson on, of Medlicine, Newcastle-on-Tyne, tlle hiistory automatic actions occurrinig at the close of epi- 703, 765, 821 of, 1454 leptic fits, 961; Raynaud's disease in a girl 10 Coavulsions, tetanoid. in an infanit. 1429 Meharry Medical for Negroes, " commence- years of age, 1013 Cook, Mr. A., a case of Thomseii's disease, 73 ment" at, 1173 Colon, epitlielioma of, 244; chronic lateral invagina- - - Surgeon-Major H. D., a case of malformation Owenis, Manchester, extension of, 628; the tfios of following a malignant growthl, 543; mul- in a newborn clhild, 1366 chair of pathology at. 796; openiingv of medical tiple tubercular strictuire of the, 1192 Cookery, sick room, 145 session at, 1104; post-graduate courses at, 1101, Colotomy, inguinial, 666; right lumbar for chronic Cooper, Mr. H., the Rose and Cooper Defenice Fund, 1224 intestinal obstruction. 1136 ; isiguinal for abseiie 1231 Q'een Margaret, Glasgow, medieal edtuca- of rectuim in a child five days old, 1297 Cope, Dr., elected medical officer of South City Dis- tion at, 1091, 1385 Colour blindness, note on tests for, 69, 234; two neo pensary, Dublini, 378; presenitaLtion to, 684 Queen's, Birmirrglham, imiiprovements and tests for, 73; the Detection of from a Practical Point Copper, poisoning by, 1265; in tinned peas, 1279 alterations in, 1510 of View, Dr. F. W. Edridge Greeni, rev., 82; a Coracoid process, fracture of the, 178 Royal Medical Benevolent, donations, etc., criticism of the Board of Trade's tests for, 35 ; Cord, the spinal, in alcoholic paralysis, 127; annual festival sym- to, 771; of, 795, 811, 97-5, 982, 1175; tests for, 572; scientific committee on, 681 ; air ptomatology of total transverse lesions of, 480, proposed £50,000 fund for, 1380: teaching at, 1520 undetected case of, 888 ; committee appointed by 629; a case of localisation of a limited lesion of Royal of Physicians, Ediniburgh, aninual Royal Society on, 968 the, 775, 793, 866; on the conditioni of the reflexes dininer, 34; pass lists, 56 ; reports froni the labora- vision of railway servants, 29 ; defective aritl in cases of injury to, 1132; paraplegia from syplii- tory of, 313, 373; the directorship of the labora- the public safety, 193 litic disease of, 1371; in influeniza, 1439, 1523 tory of thle, 441 ; proposed fornmatioil of society of Coma, diabetic, treated by tire injection of salinie Cords, true vocal, the limits of, 497 ; the vocal laryn- Fellows living in London, 451; Reports from the fltuid into the veiins, 54.5 geal stenosis caused by fixed a(ldiiction of, 837 Laboratory of the, Drs. J. B. Tujke anld G. S. Commission, hospital, for London, 681 Cordwent, Dr. G., the laws of diphtheria, 1457 Woodhead, rev., 552; and the report of the Cam- Hyderabad Chsloroform, remiiarks on Cork, the epidemic of infltienza in, 97, 378 perdown Committee, 1462 1345, 1380 Corlidge, Dr. A., jun., the Mortality of Acute Lobar Royal of Physicians of Londoni and the Royal on Vaceination, mneeting of, 372, Pnieumonia, rev., 609 medical curriculum, 28; lectures at the, 2.53; 493, 560,613, 680, 910; the StanleyExpedition and, Cornbill, Mr. J., life assuranice and medical exami- comitia of Fellows of the, 263, 568, 801, 979, 1102, 1084 nation, 642 1461; the Membership of, 279; report of the Fever Seottish universities, session of, 93; Cornwall, the climate of, 1024 Hospitals Committee of, 316; pass lists, 336, 1046: meetinigs of, 313 Coroners and their duties, 754 fire-extinguishing apparatus at, 397 ; examinat ioIl Commissioners ins Luinacy., iew rules of tlie, 846 Coroiners' courts, 638 for the licentiateship of, 1343; anid the report of Committee, the Leprosv, meetings of, 851 Corpuis callosum, functioilal relations of the to the the Camperdown Committee, 1461 Lord Camperdown's. See Army, British motor cortex, 1124 Royal of Suirgeons of Edinburgh, pass lists, Select, on I-lospitals, 852, 869, 929, 10,2, Correction, a, 399 1110, 1281 103.5, 1088; report of proceedings of, 1100, 1160, Corrections, two, 1410 Royal of Surgeons of England, pass lists,1 11, 1215, 1304, 1448, 1501; proposed extension of inquiry, Corrosive suiblimate, in gon-rrhica, 752; poisonitig 396, 638, 1110, 1172, 1224, 1405; lectures at the, 253, 1160; and the provident dispensary system. 1226; by uterine injections of, 1040 1224; examination for Memberslhip of, 399; and its arid hospitals for venereal diseases, etc., 1457 Cortex, the relation of the to vision, 1147 Members, 440; reform of the,488,503, 561; meeting on the Sweating System, the report of, Cory, Dr. It., appoinited teacher of vaccination at of council of, 618, 737, 927, 1102, 1461; the govern- 1082 Cambridge Uniiversity, 332 merit of. 740; gift of manuscripts to, 910; exami- Competition, unkindly, 575; for appoinitment, 867 Coryza, treatment of, 219 nation for the Fellowship of, 933, 1118; the coming Concuission, Spinal, Sturgically Conis *lered as a Cosgrave, Dr. E. M'D., medical casebook, 461; tlle elections at, 1322. 1383, 1402, 14.57; retrospect of Catise of Spinial Inijury, etc., Dr. S. V. Clevenger, Infectiouis Disease (Notification) Act, 1889, 1137 electioins at, 1393; the voting papers, 1437; anid rev., 1077 Cosslham, Mr. H., the will of, 1201 the report of the Camperdowiin Commiittee, 1462; Confidenice. professional, 1055 - Dr. W. R., strangulated obturated herniat, the fellowship of, 14*9 Congress, Balneological, papers to be read at, 519 719 Royal of Surgeons in Ireland, conversazione gastroniomic, date and place of meetiing of, Cotman, Dr., puerperal nephritis, 667 at, 145; pass lists, 276, 991, 1172; demoTnstration 684 Cottage nurses. 461 by stuidenlts of, 736; the presidenicy of, 737, 799, of German Surgical Society, date and place Cotter, Dr., epithelioma of peniis, 1074 855; Barker anatomical prize, 927; circular of re of nreeting of, 458; papers at, 914 Coughiing, fracture of a rib fromii, 953 grievances of Army Medical Department, 984; Ilunigarian, medlical subjects of discussion CouInty Counicil of Londoni, anid tire housing of the the president of, 1092; list of examiniers at, 1153 ; at, 1407 poor, 438; the saniitary work of, 1083 annual meeting of, 1212, 1269, 1326; the council of Internal Medicine. dcte ancl place of Course, post-graduate. See Lecttures of, 1268; distribution of prizes, etc., at, ib.; elec- meeting of, 458; official programme of, 502; open- Courtney, Dr. E. M., appointed inspector of lunatic tion of presidenit and couincil of, 1326; the fellow- ing of, 911; discussioin at, 977, 1032, 1159, 1213, asylums in Ireland, 565 ship of, 1499 1327 Couisins, Dr. J. W., new aural injector anid evacu- Royal Veterinary, extensioni of the, 1407 International of Hygiene, meeting in fur- ator, with a flexible Eustacllian catheter, 71; St. Mungo's, GI.Isgow, first annual meeting therance of objects of, 440, 1262; aims, etc., of, right lumbar colotomy for clironic intestiinal ob- of, 1028; appointments, etc., at, 1091 1327 ; Prince of Wales accepts presidentship of, 1494 struction, 1136; new aural snare, 1137 of State Medicinie, etc., election of Associ- International Medical, Scotch delegates to, Cow, the, diphtheria and, 573 ates of, 1170 617; obstetrics and gynaecology at, 618; Irish dele- Cowper's glands, inflammation of in measles, 43; Trinity, Dub'in, lhonorary degrees at, 1499 gates to, 6i84; programme of sectionis at, 689, 743, inflammation of in dengue, 129 University, Duindee, represeutatives of on 805, 872, 1051; to, and other diseases of the 1152 951, travelling arrangemenits Cow-pox eruptive cow, University Court, 689, 743, 1521 ; visitors to, 905; lodgings at. 1084; 1093 University of London, list of officers, etc., exhibit ion at, 1116, 1283; the Frenlch Meldical Press Cows, tuberculous, sale of iiilk from, 929 579 Association and, 1173; steamer f.om Leith to Cracow, Gynwcological Society founided at, 518 University, North Wales, appAintment of Hambuirg, 1228; the French Government and, Craddock, Mr. S., Bath arld her Thermal Waters, governors of, 28 1262; notes concerning, 1372; French representa- *ev., 23 University of Soutlh Wales and Monmoutlh- tives at, 1436, 1495; resolutions re proceedings at, Craven, Mrs. Dacre, A Guide to District Nurses, shire, proposed formation of a faculty of medi- 1446; proposed banquet to visitors at, 1466; wives rev.. 904 cine at, 374; donation to, 518 of foreigni practitioners at, ib. Crawford, Dr. G., obituary notice of, 210 Yorkshire, Leeds, proposed niew buildinigs International Medical of Australasia, Trans- Mr. J. P., obituary niotice of, 814 for medical departmeilt of, 438; doniatiotn by actions of the, rev., 1019 Crede, Professor, celebrates 70th birthday, 56 Duke of Devonshire to, 565; anid the Leeds Itn- International Medico-Legal, arrangements Cremnatioii in Germany, 458; progress of, 49i1, 911 firmary, 623 for, 117:3 in Paris, 638; progranime of meeting of delegates Colleges, the, anid the Army Medical Service, 1203 Insterrnational Temiperance, date amid place at Berlin, 1051 Kinig and Quieeni's of Physicianis anld Royal of meeting of, 579; stibjects for discussioni at, 760 Creolin, poisoning by, 92: capstules, 1432 of Surgeons in Ireland, pass lists, 1111 Italian Surgical holds meeting at Florenice, Cretiniism, sporadic, myxwideriia and, 19 - Royal of Physicianis and Surgeons of Edirs- 979 Crime and insanity, 746 burgh, the golf club of, 855 Russian Naturalists ail(l Plhysicians attend- Criminals, executedi, the right of anatomical ex- Royal of Physicianis and Surgeons of Edin- ance at, 518 periments oIn, 1283 burggh and Faculty of Physicians arid Surgeonis of S4nitary Institute, arrangemenits for, 1467 Crimniin, Stirgeon, presentation of Victoria Cross Glasgow, Conjoint Examining Board of, pass lists, of Scientific Societies, date and place (if to, 33; complimenitary dinner to, 142 991, 1110 meetiisg of, 457 Cripps, Mr. H., Diseases of the Rectum and Antis, Royal of Physicians of London and Sur- Tenth International Medical, list of sec- rev., 367; a case of fecal extravasation inito the geonis of Eingland, Conjoint Examining Boird if, tioins, etc.. 382; France and, 519 peritoneal cavity, thorough washinig of the peri- pa-s lists, 56, 160, 215, 276, 871, 927; the inew labo- Viticultural, date arid place of meeting of, torseum, recovery, 476; the surgical treatment of ratories of, 143, 311 ; anid the University of Lon- 699 general paralysis, 1364 don, 1086; synopsis for examination in chemistry Comj gresses, med ico-psychological, 1283 Crisp, Mr. J. E., venesection irlpuerperal eclampsia, and physics, 1172 Coljiniietiva, atropinse poisoninig by absorption from, 889 Colles's law, 848 421 Croft, Mr.. aneurysm of popliteal artery aild sar- Collins, Mr. E. T., glaucoma after extractioni of Counrior, Dr. L. R., deathl of, 201 coriia, 422; rutiptured small inltestinie, 665 cataract, 297 Constammtinople, demigrie at, 1091 Croly, Mr., compoiind luxations of the anikle, 78 Mr. F. H., An Epitome of the Syinthetic ConSaL t, refusal to, 1168 Crookslhank, Dr. E. M., History and Pathology of Philosoplhy, rev., 22 Consultatits, (dtuties (f, 388 ; and pr escriptionis, 1280 Vaccination, rev., 788, 842 Dr. F. H., treatment of chronic rheumatic Consultatiotns with hommeopath, 271 Dr. H., niade a paslha, 370 arthritis, 902 Conisumption, alleged prevalence of at Sani Remo, Croom, Dr. T. H , the techiriqueof laparotomy, 17 Dr. M. C., ascending spinal paralysis, 364 1026, 1104, 1167, 1279, 1332 Cross, Dr. J., phlebitis following influeniza, 952 Mr. W. J., cancer of cesophagus erodinig Contagion, water amid dust as vehicles of, 43; the Crow%,e, Dr. G. W., the iinfluenza epidem c, 149 trachea, 785 telephone and, 903 Crozier, Mr. R., seaside convalescetnt iron;e, 1 19 Collinson, Mr. T. A., the provident dispensary Contracts, not to practise, medical associations and, Crustacea, phosphorescence of, 86; vii 71 BRITISE MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890J

Cuba, medical congress in, 112; Pateurlsm in, 718; Dr. H. Frey, ib.; of Nurse Porter, 376; of Dr. N. Disease, weather and, 20;, infectious, notification abdominal surgery in, 745 Calahan, 442; of Mr. Alderman Stone, 493; of of, 183, 183,273; the new, 68O; the medical pro- Culligworth, Ir. O. J., A Manual of Nursing, Dr. G. W. Hatchell, 601; of Dr. Paquet, 871; of felsion and prevention of, 702; another new, 80; Med[cal and Surgical, rev., 304; four cases of hys- Dr. A. Cloetta, 678; of Dr. T. Kane, 618; of Dr. infections in board schools, 989; tubercular with terectomy, 900 A. 8achi, 685; of Mr. C. 8. Pollock, 699; of Dr. multiple abscesem of the liver, 1070; infectious. Cummins, Dr. W. B. A., stricture of cesophagus A. Smith. 737; of Dr. John Nicolls, ib.; of Dr. A. errors In diagnois of, 115.3; infectious, the spread treated by gastrostomy, 243; empyema, 673 B. Kearney, 799; from Ilsceral affections after of, 1267 - r. W. J., fever, 243, 673 ovariotomy, 854; of Dr. A. Gibbon, 855; from Addison's, of long duration, 1196 Cuneus, left, hemianopsia with softening of t lie, chlorodyne, 872; of Dr. Kiiuchenmeister, 909; Bright's, chronic, 1159; the relation of 1194 of Dr. Lightburne, 915; of the "elephant men," chronic endarteritis to, 1491 Cunningham, Dr. C. J., A Manual of Pracltical 916; of Mr. J. S. Morgan, 930; of Professor Graves's, case of 18, 548 Anatomy, rev., 36 Loewig. ib.; of Surgeon A. C. Thompson, 931; of midwives', 735 -. Profesor D. J., the parietooceipito Dr. A. Parchint-Bonfantl. 991; of Dr. J. Martin, Morvai's., chief features of, 735 and calcarine fisslures of the brain, their develop- 1028; of Dr. C. B. Lest, 1092; of Dr. A. Young. Paget's, of nipple, with psorospermie, 664, ment and relation to the calcar avis, 901 ib.; of Mr. Brooksbank. 1104; of Dr. M. Michaux, 668, 677 Curette, a new flushing uterine, 905, 964 1115; of Dr. W. K. Sullivan, 1154; of Professor - Raynaud's, case of, 19, 1484; remarks on, Curgenven, Mr. J. B., eucalyptus in scarlatina, 723 M. v. Huss, 1173; of Dr. P. Zimmermann. 1227; 89; in a girl 10 years of age, 1013; case of, 200 Curriculum, the five years', 1382 of Dr. R. H. S. Carpenter, 1261; of Dr. k. C. 1R. years ago, 1343 Cyanide of zinc and mercury, observations on, 1, Jordan, 1262; of Dr. Schneider. 1407; of Dr. J. de Thomsen's, a case of, 73, 429; ces of, 241 441 la L. Hernandez, ib.; of Dr. Bertheraud, 1520 Diseases of Women and Abdominal Surgery, Mr. L. Cyanides, double, of zinc and mercury, strangutlated Death-rate. high, in London, 142; of infants at the Tait, rev., 186; Pathological Anatomy of, Dr. N. hernia treated with, 1247 breast, 1115 Moore, rev., 24i; Tropical, the Geographical Dis- Cyanosis from monobromacetantlide, 357 Deaths, table of, 16; from surgical shock, 440; un- tribution of, Dr. R. W. Felkih, rev., 365; infec- Cyclopedia of the Diseases of Children, Mr. J. M. certified, 638 tions in Italy, 873; new, and new remedies, 910- Keatling, rev., 246; Blackie's of Universal Infor- De Bartolome, Dr. M. M., the late, 1331. 1381; infectious, management of, 1170; infections, in- mation, Dr. C. Annandale, rev., 905 obituary notice of, 1335; the funeral of, 1454; and cutbation periods of, 1263; a census of, 134.3; Cycloplegia, temporary, after head injutry, 292 the Sheffield Medical School, ib. mental, relation of female sexual organs to, 1401- Cyprus, influenza in, 698; leprosy in, 859 Debove, Dr., appointed to chair of pathology in the Specific, the Natural History of, Dr. B. Wil- Cyst of the inferior turbinatedi body, 17; rulpture(I French Faculty of Medicine, 698 loughby, rev., 1488; infectious, and the Local ovarian, 242; of broad ligament, 300; dermoid, Debt, old bad, 15.7 Governiment Board, 1519 364; pancreatic, successfully treated by abdo- Deformities of the extremities treated by means of Dlsinfectants, the use and abuse of, 376 minal section, 426; sebaceous, of umbilicus, 667; the screw clamp, 1006 Disinfection of railway carriages inu Italy, 458 hydatid of the liver causing serious displacement Dfgraissage, 1040 Dislocations irreducible by other means, operative of viscera, 895; pancreatic, two cases of, 902; of De Granchamps, Dr., gains prize for essay on hyp- treatment of, 962 the transverse mesocolon, 993; hydatid of liver, notism, 578 Dispensaries, advertising, 574; provident, speeulh,- abdominal section for, 1074; hydatid, of brain, Degrees, foreign non-registrable, use of. 157; tion in, 694 1135; hydatid in the pelvis, retention of urine American and general culture, 219, 280, 339, 876; Dispensary, provident disadvantages of, 53; private from, 1248 for provincial and London students, 279; for or public hospital, 452; the sixpenny, 1458 Cystitis, saccharin in, 91; the treatment of, 340, London medical students, 559, 1147, 1262, 1321, Aberdeen General, annual meeting, 635 400 1383,1433, 1492, 1511 ; the trade in. 798,1151, 1166; hBallynacellig, and Dr. Tanner, 200 Cystoscope, the, 17 for London medical schools, 798; honorary, 972 Hastings, special meeting of governors. Cysts of the cerebellum, 60; dermoid, of the ovaries, Dellpine, Dr., a cardiolith, 76; sable intestinal, 343 80,242; of the thyroid gland, extirpation of, 93; 295; hIemianopsia with softening of the left Murragh, medical officership of, 516 double sessile parovarian, 300; unilocular, 483; cuneus, 1194 Dissolution. See Putrefaction dermoid, teethl in, 549; mesenteric and omental, Demarquay, Mr. 3. H., Essay on Medical Pneuma- Distemper in dogs, the pathlogenic microbe in, 85s; 1361 tology, rev., 188 humant vaccine, a prophylactic in, 927, 983, 1042, D. Dengue, and influenza, 60, 202, 357; inflamnmations 1167 Dabbs, Dr. G. H. R.. cocaine and morphine, 1367 of Cowper's glands in, 129; an account of an Dittel, Professor, jubilee of, 1,09 Dakin, Dr., ectopia viscerum, 1427 obscure outbreak of, 352; at Kells, co. Mleathi, I)iuretin, 1077 D)alby, SirW. B., Meni0re's vertigo and the semicir- 670; an epidemic of, 802; at Nice, 850; at Con- Dl)iverticula, urethral. .361 tcular canals, 888 stantinople, 1091; in the Fiji Islands, 1485 Diverticulum of bladder, cystoscopic view of, 6d7 I)ale, Dr. W., the refcrm of the University of Lon- Dentists and surgeons, 105; the General Medical Dixon, Dr. W. If., obituary notice of, 577 don, 326 Council and, 1439 Dobrosslawin, Dr. A. 1'., death of, 7; education of Dalton, D)r. N., an unusual variety of blood poison- Depilatory, a, 875 Eons of, 139 ing, 419; the etiology of rheumatic fever and an Dermatitis, acute universal desquamat ion following Dobson, Mr. N. C., the discussion at the medical explanation of its relation to other diseases, 472; the administration of chloralamide, 546 Society, 1167 chronic lateral invagination of the colon follow- Dermatologie et Syphilographie, Annales d(le, rev., Doctor thle, the Westmiinster magistrate and, 392 a malignant growth, fi43 :367 Doctors, and proverbs, 2d; two faniily, 48; army l)avdson,ing Dr. J. M., appointed ophthalmic surgeon I)esquamation in the third week of enteric fever, and civil practitioners, 59, 163, 400, 461, 581, 61:2; to Sick Childrens' Hospital, Aberdeen, 1464 132 the Evil that has been Said of, Dr. T. C. Minor, Davies, Dr. A., bronlchocele, 1014 D'Evelyn, Mr. A.. chlorine solutions, 11) ret., 192; Workhouse, 1024, 1192; diamonds and, Dr. A. T., sarcoma of lung, 299; sarcoma of Dexiocardia. ec:,gnital, without visceral displace- 1120; in France, 1339 kidney, ib. ment, 1441 Dogs, registration of at Manchester, 458; lost, Dr. H., The Mechanism of the Circulation De Zouche, Dr. 1., Ether as an Anasthetic, rev., rabies and. 760; the pathogenic microbe of dis- of the Blood thirough Or,ganically Diseased Hearts, 248 temper in, 856; human vaccine a prophylactic for rev., 551 Diabetes, its Cause and Permanent Cure, from the distemper in, 923, 983, 1043, 1167; influenza in, Dr. J., presentation to, 1228 Standpoint of Experience and Scientific Investi- 1040 Dr. N. E., treatment of obesity, 1410 gation, Drs. Schnsee and Tafel, rev., 189; benefited Donations, 56, 215, 579, 628, 1338, 1407,1515 Brigade-Surgeon R. W., death of, 309; by phosphorous, 293; new theory of, 322; niel- Donelant, Mr. J., supernumerary tonsils, 1129 obituary notice of, 517 litus, with convulsions for 17 hours, 1011; mel- Donovan, Dr. J. T., death of, 94 Mr. T. L. K., rash in influenza, 357 litus, gastric digestion in, 1033; after influenza, Dr. W., American degrees and culture, 3.1. Davies-Colley, Mr. N., penetrating wound of abd(lo- 1067 ; unroasted coffee in, 1104 Doorplates, 1223 men with hernial protrusion of the bowel, 1367 Diagnosis of infectious disease, errors in, 1153 Doran, Mr. A., apoplexy of the ovary, cystic dilata- Davidson, D)r. J. McK., the telephone as a bullet Diamonds and doctors, 1120 tion without rupture, 605; the present position finder, 135; micro cornea, 1016 Diary for 1890 of the Sanitary RIecord and the of abdomintal surgery, 958; inyoina of the utertus Davis, Mr. A. B., a new catheter, 905, 1019 London Medical Recorder, rev., 248; of a phy- becoming sarcomatous, 1069 - Mr. H., on the question of anasthetics in sician in Central Africa, gleanings from, 1388 Douche apparatus, an antiseptic, 845 operations for adenoid growths of the naso-pha- Dickenson, Miss F. M., appointed house-surgeon to Douglas, Dr. K. M., fatty hernia. 426 rynx, £35 Belgrave Hospital for Children, 3317 Downie, Mr. J. W., epithelioma primarily affecting -Mr. J. 1R. A., The Flowering Plant as illus- Dickinson, Dr. W. HI., diabetic coma treated by the the tonsil, 1008 trating the First Principles of Botany, rev., 674 injection of saline fluid into the veins, 545 D. P. LH., thle, 702 Davos Platz, the "J. B. M." Guide to, Mr. J. E. Dictionary, medical, 339; a New English, Mr. J. A. I)r., the title of, 574 Muddock, rev., 1488 H. Murray, rev., 488; the National Medical, Dr. Drake-Brockmnian, Sutrgeon-Major E. F., purpura Davy, Mr. R., osteotomy in club foot, 481 J. S. Billings, rev., 903; a German-English of hImorrhagica, 79; orbital tumours, 725; congeni- Deaf, the,no longer dumb, 1266 Medical Terms, Messrs. F. Treves and H. Lan g, tal cataract, ib. - and dumb, legislation for, 192, 614 rev.. 963 Drawings, old, 962 - mutes, the education of, 249 Dill, Dr, G., varlations of bodily temperature, 1136 Dreschfeld. Dr., epithelioma of colon, 244; Tlhon- Deafness, operation for. 69; labyrinthine, treated Diphtheria, treatment of, 59; and measles, 75; und sen's disease, 429; lepra hospitals in the British by pilocarpine, 1125, 1300; in tabes dorsalis, 1467 Croup in Konigreich Preussen in den Jahrei1 Isles during the Middle Ages, 630; unusual foriti Deakin, Surgeon-Major C. W. S., obituary notice 1875-1882, Drs. L. Bruhl and E. Jahr, rev., 189; at of aortitils and thloracic aneurysm, 962 of, 51 West Kensington, 336; six cases of, 429; the etl- Dressing, a new, 570 Dean, Mr. C. W., Fehlling's solution, 1342 ology of, 445; and the cow, 573; its Antiseptic Drills, dentists', 339 Deas, Dr. P. M. the influenza epidemic, 147, 203 Treatment, Dr. J. Renou, rev., 726; in Tredegar, Drink Question, the, Its Social and Medic:d Aspects, Death, of Dr. A. P. Dobrosslawin, 7; of Professor 733; specifics for, 935; on the symptoms con- Dr. Kate Mitchlell, rev., 83 S. Botkin. 28; under chloroform, 29, 433, 817, nected with the circulation in, 960; infectiouis D)ropsy, albuminuria without. 1299 1051; of Dr. H. Raverty, 3 ; of Dr. A. J. Stru- sore throat and, 971; of birds and human Drug, dangerous. conviction for selling, 867 thers, 42; of Dr. J. Morton, 94; of Dr. J. 1. diphtheria, 1040; sporadic, following influenza, Druggists and the licensing question, 1050 Donovan, ib.; of Dr. A. F. v. Troltwch, 160; by 1074; in domestic animals. 1081, 1259, 1411; Drugs, the administration of by electricity, 161; electricity, judicial and accidental, 195; of Dr. L. pseudo, of scarlet fever, 1165; the laws of, 1323,1457; effect of on intestinal absorption, 1213; an(id pro- R. Connor, 201; of Mr. B. Clayton, ib.; of Dr. L. in Paddington, 1495; oxygen inhalations in, 1508 tection, 1407 H. Sayre, 215; of Mr. T. McGrath, ib.; of Mr. B. Diploma mills, 733 Drunk or d ing, 561 V. Sortain, 251 of Mr. D. H. Gabb, 276; of Pro- Diplomas, Irish, and EngliUsh hospitals, 1344 Drunkenness, medical view of, 728 fesor B. v. Wail, 318; of M. D. Mollitre, 338; of Disclaimer, a, 48, 1332 Drysdale, Dr. C. R., thecontagiousnessof leprosy,23 June 2d, 1890.] YHE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. ix - Dublin, Viceregal visits to the hospitals of, 35, 111; medical, 1410; modern, Prince Bismarck and Mr. Ether inhalers in the tropics, 163 the Christmas season in, 35, 94; typhoid fever in, Gladstone on the effects of, 1471 Ethychloral urethane, 322 :3.5; dispensary medical officers in, 94; health of, Edwards, Miss B. A., De i'Hemiplegie dans Quel- Eucalyptus in scarlatina, 723 ib.; the epidemic of influenza in, 96, 670; clinical ques Affections Nerveuses, rev., 433 disinfectant fluid, 25,139 teaching in, 104, 154, 268, 327, 400; the hospitals Mr. J. F. H., exophthalmic goitre, 80 rostrata in the treatment of sea sick- of, 214; the Royal barracks at, 501; vaccinations Effusion, the so-called pleuritic, the tuberculous ness, 419 at, 617; students' demonstration at, 736; the de- nature of, 1059; thetreatmentof pleurisy with, 1061 Euphrates valley, cholera in the, 1269 falcations in the hospitals of, 973 Egypt, correspondence from, 44, 323, 692, 748, 1166; Evans, Dr. C. J., the influenza epidemic, 148 Duckwvorth, Sir D., A Treatise on Gout, rev., 184; ap- drainage of Cairo, 45, 748,1166; hospitals in Upper Mr. F. R. A., chargeofmanslaughteragainst,49 pointed honorary physician to the Prince of Wales, Egypt, necessity of European supervision of, ib.; Evatt, Surgeon-Major G. J. H., the certificate in two cases of 372; thrombosis of the cerebral arteries proposed antirabic institution, 45 ; the season in, sanitary science and medical registration, 115 and veins, 423; case of vegetative aortic valvulitis ib.; as a Health Resort, Mr. F. Sandwith, rev, Eve, Mr. F., ancient Egyptian bones withi osteo- which proved fatal by embolism, aneurysm and 189; the school of medicine, 323, 748; the drainage arthritis and senile symmetrical atrophy of rupture of the left profunda femoris artery, 1355 of Cairo, ib.; the weather, ib.; the PyramidHotel, skulls, 423 Duct, persistent thyroidt, specimens of, 1069 ib.; the influenza. 692; new appointments at Kasr- Evershed, Dr. A., the Rose and Cooper defence cancer, on the history of, 590 el-Aini Hospital, ib.; nursing sisters, 748; enteric funld, 1268, 1411 carcinoma of breast, 1070 fever and sanitation, ib.: a model village, 1166; Mr. R., the influence of the influenza Dudfield, Dr. R., table of deaths, 16 hospital administration in, 1266 wave on menstruating women, 477 Duggan, Mr. C. W., the coagutlation of egg and Ekaterinburg, foundation of associa i( n f )r promo- Evidence, scientific, at inquests, 34, 105; expert, serum albumen, vitellin and serum globulin by tion of medical science at, 991 491, 572 heat, 167 Elborne, Mr. W., A Laboratory Cour e of Pharmacy Evolution anid Biology, Studies in, Mrs. A. Boding- Duke, Dr. A., new vaginal insufflator, 24; a flushing and Materia Medica, rev., 1373 ton, rev., 1076, 1524 uterine curette, 905; dilatation instead of support Elder, Dr., the present position of abdominal sur- Ewart, Dr. J., elected alderman, 991; migratilng of the perineum, 1119, 1287 gery, 957 cedema, 1196 Duncan, Dr. J. M., Clini^al Lectures on the Diseases Electric currents in the skin, 846 and Sons, Messrs., geysers, 1411 of Women, rev., 81 Electricity, the administration of certain drugs by, Ewens, Mr. J., glycosuria, 75 Dr. W., should pregnancy be terminated 164; death by, 195; in the treatment of tumours Exalgine, the analgesic action of, 344; remarks on, prematurely in a case of phthisis ? 132 of the uterus, 570; in Facial Blemishes, Dr. P. S. 555, 582, 1432; in influenza, 573; poisonous effects Dundee, epidemic disease in, 1325 Hayes, rev., 609; in Gynaecology, rev., 727; in of, 1009,1130,1246; the therapeutical value of, 1366 Dunedin, influenza in, 680 the treatment of uterine fibroids, 852; cancer of Examination, the sacrifice of edutcation to, 85; com- Dunlop, Mr. J. C., deafness treated by pilocarpin, the breast treated by, 960; and Magnetism, Ele- petitive, the evils of, 562; for D.P.H., 1406 1300 mentary Manual of, Professor Jamieson, rev., 1141, Examinations, holidays after, 496 Duodenitis after burns, the pathology of, 76 1304; in histology, 1284; in General Practice, Dr. Exchanges, 50 Duodenum, perforating ulcer of, 893; a case of rup- W. B. Tomson, rev., 1303 Exeter, the influenza epidemic in, 147; the hlealth ture of the, 1131 Electrode, new, 1073 of, 336 Dupuytren's contraction of the palmar fascia, treat- Electrolysis in urethral stricture, 47, 881, 942, 1043, Exhibition, Royal Military, opening of, 1113 ment of the, 411; of the finger, treatment of, 722 1364,1442; uterine and urethral, 483; for warts, 571 Exophthalmos, pulsating, 724 Dutrdin, Mr. R. C. G., new expansion trocar, 675 Electropuncture in aortid aneurysm, 1276 Exostosis of tibia, 298 Dust, as a vehicle of contagion, 43; sweeping without, Elephantiasis, case of, 481 Expectorant, a new, 91, 747 279; atmospheric, presence and significance of, 313 telangiectodes, case of, 12 Expedition, dredging, 1092 Dwellings of the poor, See Housing "Elephant Man," death of the, 916 Expenses, division of, 105 insanitary, the improvement of, 32 Elixir of chloralamide, 24 Experts, sanitary and the charge of obstructing Dyes, poisonous, 1497 Elkins, Mr. F. A., report on an epidemic of influenza justice, 208, 269, 326, 386, 458 Dying, drunk or, 561 at Morningside, 228 Exploration, a welcome, 219 Dynamometer, the, as an instrument of diagnosis, Ellis, Mr. A. D., the trade in degrees, 1166 Extra Pharmacopo.a, the, Messrs. W. Martindale 541 Surgeon-Major P. M., introducetion of in- and W. W. Westcott, rev., 904 Dysmenorrhcna, treatment of, 819,875, 934 fluenza into India, 1269 Eye, defects of, hleadaches and, 92; the golfer's, Mr. T. S., The Human Foot, its Form and 1264; hypnotic suggestion in disease of, 1276; the E Structure, Function and Clothing, rev., 1251 value of an, 1402; associated movements of pro- Eades, Mr. S. O., dilatation insteadl of support of Embolism of gluteal artery, 423 duced( by iunilateral and bilateral cortical faradisa- the perineum, 1119 Emin Pasha, 1158 tion of thie monkey's braini, 1419; mental disorder Eagle, Dr. H. F. C., support instead of dilatation of Eminson, Dr. R., obituary notice of, 1466 followving operations on the, 1509 the perineum, 1343 Emperor, German, contributes £5,000 to Langenbeck Eyelid, lower, epithelioma of, 276 Eales, Mr. H., appointed Middlemore lecturer, 968 Institution, 930 retractor, new form of, 1376 Ear, new injector and evacuator for, 71; disease of Empress Frederick, the, and the Children's Hospital Eyelids, note on vaccinia of the, 1483 in acute specific fevers, 78; right traumatic injury at Berlin, 1494 Eyesight, the volunteers', 1324 to labyrinth of treated by inijections of pilocar- Emphysema, tubercular, 183; and tuberculosis, 1503 Eyre, Surgeon-Major, M.S., beri-beri, 1198 pine, 234; middle, inflammation of the mastoid Empyema, extra-pleural abscess simulation, 17; process associated with disease of, 707; operations treated by the radical method, ib.; the pathology F. for septic thrombosis of the lateral sinus consecu- of, 242; case of, 673; treatment of, 977 Fabrics, inflammable, 875 tive to disease of, 783; middle, cerebral symptoms Emulsions, phosphorised cod-liver, 84 Faculty of Physicians anM Surgeons of Glasgow, accompanying disease of the, 1132; middle, mass- Encephalocele, operation for, 384 pass lists, 56, 1335 age of the membrana tympani and the ossicula in Enchondroma of rib, resection of rib, etc., 1368 Frecal. See Feeces the treatment of chronic catarrh of the, 1189 Endarteritis. chronic, the relation of to Bright's Feces, extravasation of into the peritonleal ca-vity, Earlswood schools for backward and weak-minded disease. 1491 476, 661 children, 144 Endocarditis, aneurysm, and amyloid degeneration, Fairbank, Dr. F. R., retention of urine from a hy- Earth temperatures, 114 1069; corporeal, its frequency, diagncsis and datid cyst in the pelvis, 1248 East, Mr. G., the Danalier Fund, 1231 treatment, 221 Fairland, Surgeon-Major E., dilatation instead of Eastbourne, healthl of, 27; meteorological obsErv-a- Erglott, Dr. G. F., See Inglott support of the perineum, 1119 tions at, 115 Ensor, Dr. E. F., a difficult case of turning rendered Faith Cures, their History and Mystery, Mr. A. J. Eccles, Dr. A. S., paroxysmal heart hurry associated easy by placing patient in the genutpectoral posi- L. Gliddon, rev., 726 with floating kidney, 1250 tion, 883 Fallacies, old, revived under new names, 1486 Eclampsia, puerperal, five cases of especially illus- Enterectomy, case of, 725 Falmouth as a health resort, 761 trating the temperature and urine in this disease, Enteritis, Koch's bacillus and, 922 Families, large, 1120 133; puerperal, venesection in, 889, 1300 Epilepsy, rubidium-ammonium bromide in, 43; in Farmers, adulteration by, 754 Economy, domestic, the teaching of, 1385 hysteria, 401; gold anld camphor bromides in, Farquharson, Dr. R., a disclaimer, 48 Ectopia viscerum, 1427 448; borax in, 901; the clinical study of, 1400 Farrar, Dr. J., Stanley's spirometer, 727 Ectropion, cicatricial, the operative treatment of, 74 Epileptic fits, unconscious automatic actions occur- Fascia, palmar, treatment of Dupuytren's contrac- Eczema and its Treatment, a Practical Treatise on, ing in, 961 tion of the, 411 Dr. M. J. Rae, rev., 23 Epileptics, treatment of in Belgium, 573 Fasting man. See Succi Edinburgh, influenza epidemic at, 34, 96, 199, 313; Epiphysitis, syphilitic, 300 Faulkner, Surgeon, perineal fistula, 243 unusual mortality from chest disease in, 199; Epispadias. complete, two cases of, 212 Favete linguis, 1108 high mortality in, 376, 1211; diseased carcasses in Epistaxis, 902 Fawcett, Dr. R. M., obituary notice of, 1048 the slaughterhouses of, 564; termination of winter Epitheliomia of colon, 244; of lower eyelid, 296; on Fayrer, Sir J., made LL.D. of St. Andrew s Univer- session at, 617; the sale of unsound meat at, 617, site of specific ulcer, 606; of uterus, Zb.; of tongue, sity, 561 1498; health statistics of, 683; examinations at, 673; melanotic, 894; of the tonsil, 901; primarily Fee for examining a hlnatic, 209 854; recent appointments at, 855; post-graduate affecting the tonsil, 1008, 1130, 1286; of penis, Feeding per rectum, an easy method of, 952, 1053 courses at, 1090, 1267, 1385; hospital changes in, 1074; aristol in, 1104; of the rectum, excision, cup, an improved, 1489 1211; lady students and hospital training at, 1266; etc., 1134; acetic acid in, 1275; renal, 1503 Fees, for the attendance on families of medical clinical and practical teaching at, 13S5; clinical Epizootics, bacteriology and, 1266 men, 48; for death certificates, 54, 209; for teaching for lady students at, 1498 Epulis, myeloid, 668 evidence given before magistrates, 105; for re- Edington, Mr. A., report on the morphology and Ergotin, rapid cure of erysipelas by, 602, 836 porting cases under the Notification of Diseases development of the blood, 1233 Erysipelas, rapid cure of by ergotine, 602, 836; noti- Act, 109; to medical witnesses, 157, 330, 1458; for Edis, Dr. A. W., on the diagnosis and treatment of fication of, 682, 750; the microbe of, 746 ; the parochial midwifery cases, 212; for inquests and metrorrhagia, 1298, 1302 mechanical treatment of, 992; treatmenit of, 1015; medical officers of Poor-law infirmaries, 312; con- Edridge-Green. Dr. F. W., two new tests for colour at Aberdeen, 1027; the vasomotor nerves in, 1165 sultants, 330; for pauper lunatic certificates, 334, blindness, 73; the Detection of Colour Blindness Esbach, Dr. G. H., obituary notice of, 577 1518; to medical witnesses in France, 448,458; medi- from a Practical Point of View, rev., 82; awarded Esmarch, Dr. E. v., obtains liceice as Frivatdocent, cal and surgical in Germany, 461; a question of, gold medal at University of Durham, 106 816 574; to ex-assistant, 633; the scale of, 637; for Education, the sacrifice of to examination, 85; medi- Esays, prize, 690, 816, 992, 1096, 1116, 1338 substitutes, 925; to medical officers of health, cal, the practical element in, 219; of deaf mutes, Essex, county medical officer of health for, 1438 1050; for certificates under New Lunacy Act 219; the physiological basis of, 500; medical in Ether as an Aneesthetic, Dr. J. de Zouche, rev., 1085; big, 1228; for official teacher of vaccination, the United States, 850; higher of convicts, 852; 248; chloroform, v. 293, 981 1410 x TIIE BRITISH MIEDI[CAL JOURNAL. [Juno 28, 1849. = Feet, tender, in psoriasis, 547; perspiring, treat- Fluid pressure, intracranial, surgical treatment Fund, Wilkes' Indlemnity, 462, 582, 764, 820 ment of, 1231, 1286, 1410 of, 8 Funds, Manchester anld Salford Hospital collectionis Fehling's solution, 1342 Fcetation, included, case of, 138) in aid of, 394 Felkin, Dr. R. W., The Geographical Distribution Fttus, with duplicity of righlt lower extremity, Furber, Mr. E. P., intu,su3ception successful;y -ev.. 365 malformation of in, 296; treated by injectionl of air, 1300 of Tropical Diseases, 128; generative organs 18 "Fellow student, an o'd," 33. 330 papyraceus in twim pregnancy, 499; retention of Furiser, Dr. W., pe ityphlitis, Female, gonorrhiea in the, 734 ill fibroid disease, 500; cdemnatous, 1074 Fyfe, Mr. P., adulterated chleese, 986 Femme, La, pendant la Periode Menstruelle, Dr. S. Food, in Health and Disease, Dr. J. B. Yeo, rev., Icard, rev., 905 302; the price and the age of marriage, 683; fleshl Femur, excision of the head of the, 241; sarcoma of animals inocutlated with anthrax or malignant G. of, amputation of hip-joint for, 725; myeloid pustule as, 1287 Galb, MIr. D. H., death of, 276 sarcoma of, 903; accidental refracttire of during preparations, 84 Gagged by the Prison Commissioners, 13R4 manipulation, 925 Foot, sarcoma of, 298; the Itiman, its Form and Gairdiser, Professor T. W. on, influeniza, 317 Fenton, Dr., myxomatous tumour iemoved from Structure, Function anid Clothing, Mr. T. S. Ellis, Galactor. lhaa, hysterical, 399 in the pelvis, 960 r, v.. 1251 Gall stone, impacted, crushing tf cystic ducIet, Fenwick, Mr. E. H., unusual bladiler growth, 16; Foot, Dr. A. W., the medical selection of lives for 135 two cases of complete epispadias. 242; case of assurance, 483 Gal aghser, Dr., appointed coroner for North Mayo, recurrent 481; Football accidents, 111, 397 378 granular urethritis, cystoscopic of view of bladder diverticulum, 667; spontaneous Foot-drop, splint for, 21 Galtois, Sir D., receives decoration of Legion fracture of vesical calculi, 893 Forbes, Mr. J. G., obituary notice of, 757 Honour, 2.38 to the Treatment of Dis- Dr. S., Clinical Lectures on some Obscure Forceps, thlle, a death trap, 104, 163; for removal of Galvanism. lnitro-duction Diseases of the Abdomen, rev., 485 enlarged follicles from the pharynx, 1202 ease by, Mr. S. Keithi, rev., 67 5 Mr. W. S., the University of Strassburg, Ford, Mr. A., sewer ventilation, 1114 Galasanometers, pocket, 191 379, 443 Foster. Dr. M., elected a member of the Italian Gamaleia, 3t., choleraic vaccinati, n, g05 Ferguson, the late Surgeon-General J., 270 lieale Accademia dei Lincei, 560 Gauges, the sacred, as a common sewer, 311, 457 Ferrier, Dr., appointed hon. member of the Im- Fouh rto'i. Mr. A. G. R., a guarded capillary t rocqr Gangreise, rapid sponitaneouts, 477; leprotic, sequ tl perial Leopold Charles Academy of Science in for ,uprApubic puncture of the bladder, 83, 219; to two cases of amputation fhr, io. Halle, 638; the Croonian Lectures on cerebral muzzling or registration? 1411 -- symmet ical. See Disease, Itayuiaud's lesions, 1289, 1349, 1413 Fowler, D)r. W., papilloma of uvula, 298; hydatid of Gans.Dr., gastric digestion in dliabetes mnellhtuLs, Fever, remarks on. 673; outbreak of in Lismiore liver. 667 1033 973; 1427 Fox. Mr. A. A Short Manual of the Bath Gant, Mr. F. J., The Student's FCurgery, s-ev, 217; Union, 8.55, ill childbed, E., 963 dengue. See Dengue Mineral Waters, 23 The Lord of Humanaiity,rev., r,'., at the enteric, at the London board schools, 31; in Dr. J. H., tender feet in psoriasis, 547; glyco- Garden, Dr. 1t. J., amputtations Isip j uint, Dublin, 35; at Linlithgow Bridge, 56; desqua- suria, ib. with thle skewer methlod of securing the vessels, in aind mation in the third week 132; at Portsmouth Dr. T. necrosis of bones from 12; appointed medical examinter surgery of, C., pharynx, 667; 1498 dockyard, 194; speculations concerning, 197; a case of scurvy, 1192 midwifery at Aberdeen University, statistics of in Paris, 265; water analysis in an Foxwell, syphilitic headache, 80; sinus of chlest. "Garden, the Physick," at Chelsea, 149.7 Dr., Mr. Man Mannikin, rev., epidemic of, 626; at Johannesbutrg. 699; at 482; chronic phthisis with ulnusual dislocation of Garldeniier, A., Woisdertul, Naples. polluted oysters the supposed cause of, heart, 724; tumour of brain, 1135 1304 laceration of 1055; itn India, 1196; the prevalence of at Mel- Fractures, the varying effects of violence in pro- Gardiner, Mr. P., complete transverse bourne, 1210; in Milan, 1466 ducing, 894 the woIImb, 720 salts ansd the odour of. 499 hay, a new remedy for, 1085; local treatment Frage des Ueberganges gutartiger Kehlkopfgesch- Garlic, bismuth in, 1250 in nacli Garrett. Dr. J. I1., scarlet fever atid the puerperal wuiilste bosartige speciell intralarynigealen 292 intermittent, massage in, 44 Operationen, Dr. F. Semon, rev ,1139 condition, - malarial,the effect of chill in produc'ng, 1371 France, obituary in in 1889,35; proposed new school Garrod; Sir A. B., appointed pllyician extraordi,t- to the 372 - Malta, remarks on, 482 of naval medicine in, 111; English practitioners aiy Queen. 823 puerperal, notilication of, 682. 750; remarks 340, 495, 615; the practice of medicine in, Garry, Mr. W. A, rigid os, in,310, eructation on, 841; at Aberdeen, 1027 395; fees for to medical %itnesses in, 448, 458; Gas, co l. poisoninig by, 18; inllamnmiable pleuropneumonic, report on, 1093 and the International Medical Congress at Berlin, of lfronm stomacll, 470 rheumsatic, the etiology of. and an explana- 519; medical sanitation in, 627; the first case of Gaskins, Mr C.. traisposition of viscera, 962 the tion of its relation to other diseases, 472; influ- intestinal charbon in, 922; of Gasqtiet, Mr. J. It., the influenza 47; prophlylaxis phthisis 1136 epidemic, enza and, 889 on the railways of, 992; influenza in, 1015; medi- new lunacy Acts, a scarlet, at Sheldwick. 56; and puerpema-, 75, cal candidates for elections in, 1115; Gastric jtice, is it germiicide? 252; antiseptic municipal 1095 234, 292, 601, 602, 719, 780, 1068; eucalyptus in, medical providence in, ib.; proposed increase of powers of, with 723; pseudo-diphtheria of, 1165; epidemic, and facilities for study and research in colleges, etc., Gastro-eeterostomy, Seuis's approximati,n excision ot the the closing of schools, 1321 in, 1264; gratuitous medical relief in, 1284; doc- plates, 29i, 1300; withl portion o1 typhus, in Sheffield, 902; how it arises, 972; tors in, the medical professioni in, 1340; stomachl, 1090; remarks on, 1167 1339; 14 at Magherafelt, 1442 vital statistics in, 1439; new medical society in, Gastroschisis, a case of, of the treated yellow, the pathology of, 93; in Brazil, 699; 1466; cholera in, 1501 Gastrostomy, stricture cnvopliagus ca e 1295 in the United States, 1520; at Malaga, ib. Franklin, Mr. G. C., two cases of nephrotomy, by. 213; of, 1103, Fevers, acute specific, aural comsplications is, 78; .550 Gasworks. contamisation oy, C84 Dr. notice 517 surgical sequelae of, 482; how they arise and Franks, Mr. K, on subcuticular sututre, 414; ap- Gaunier, V., obituary of, note on a form of, spread, 1323 pointe1 surgeon to the viceregal court of Ireland, Gauze tissue, protective, new Fibrochondroma of tongue, 1193 565; 1073 1367 massage, Gem Mr. in Dublin, 400 Fibroid of uterus, removal of, 606 Fraser, Dr. T. R., the analgesic action of exalgine, W., climlieal teaching Fibroma, removal of during pregnancy, 1085 344; in influenza, 573 Gemilnell, Mr. WV., ouat ain in whool)ing-cough, 9.50 exalgine aiid 84 Fibrosarcoma of left clavicle, 598 Frazer, Professor, topographical anatJmy of the Germ flour bread, of learned Fibula, sarcoma of, 427 brain, 300 German Empire, representatives profes- sions in House of of, 1115 Field, Mr. G. P., on labyrinthine deafness treated Freeman, Mr. IR., Royal Medical Benevolent Col- Deputies by pilocarpin, 1123 1175 Germatny, obituary in. in 1889, 36; medical prac- lege, Epsom, the of titles in, Filaria sanguinis hominis, report on, 11031 Freitas, Dr. V. U de, the case of, 1185,1263 titioners in, 330; question 337; and medical fees in, Filter, circulating. 1432 Frere, Mr. A. H., treatment of 764 cremnation in, 458; sutrgical influenz:u, of sale of in, Fincham, Dr. G. 'T'.. obituary notice of, 1336 Dr. H., of, 336 461; proposed regutlationl puisoils 3578; Frey, deathi the doctor's in, 992; I of Fines, inadequate for adtltel-ation, 562; for iiisani- Fiirbringer, Prof-ssar, bone inflammations of ty- lady question ransport the 1115; medical niems the me(lical tary dwellings, 930 phoid origin, 1033; dlie innere Krankheiten der sick in, in, 1:3j4; in, in, honours Finlay, Dr., rheumatic pericarditis with delirium, Ham- und Geschlechtsorgal. e, rev., 1431 profession 1340; vaccination 1384; to medical men vital 1012 Fulford, on board 981 in, 1407; statistics in, 1439; cholera thile. 1467 Finlayson, Dr. J., account of a MS. volumie by Wil- Fund, Bradford Joint Hospital, report of, 394 insanity in, a ? 252 liam Clift relating to John Htunter's household Medical ainnual Germiicid(e, is the gastric juice British Benevolent, general Dr. and estate, and to Sir Everard Ilome's publica- of subscribers to, 155; meeting of, 1328 Geschlichlte d(es medicinischenl Untersichts, etc., meeting rev., 481 tions, 738; Plea for a Reform of Unsiversity Teaclh- - Cotton Districts report of, 336 T. Puschmann, Convalescentt, two ing in Scotland, rev., 906; diabetes mellituis, con- the Danaher. 1231 Gestation, ectopic, 15. 242; extraute iue, cases subscriptions to, corcern- vulsions for 17 hours, death, 1011 Account of the Falls memolial, 992 of, 620; proloniged, 761 ectopic, inuistakes Life and Works of Maister Peter l.owe. rev., 1205 Saturday, report of, 309; meeting ing. 924; ectopic, spurious p, egnancy simulating, Hospital 1427 Fires, economical, bed room for invalids, 522; in of delegates of, 442; first meeting of as a com- hiospitals, 697 and the 576; Geyser baths, dangers of, 1149, 1218, 1411 pany, 516; penny-a-week collection, 135 Firth, Dr. C., case of strangulated righlt obturator lirst meeting of, 1464 Gibb, Dr. G., acciouetal injury, general death 855 hernia, 887 at Norwich, 56; at Dublin, Gibbon, Dr. A., of, Hospital Sunday. 1407 Fish. parasites of, 794; bloodless, 870; poisoning by, 684; metropolitan subscriptions to, 1405 Gibraltar, lepers in, J., 1051; and leprosy, 1118 Lady Dufferin's. aninual meel ing of, 359 Gibson, Dr. presenitation to, 930sO assistant to the Pro- Fisher, Mr. F. B., the surgical treatment of im- Leeds Hospital, annual report Dr. T. B., appointed Workpeople's of at the pacted labour, 924 of, 394 fessor Pathology Aberdeenl University, Fistula, perineal, 243; on the treatment of in Lewis memorial, 927 93 phlthisis, 546, 832; horse-shloe, operation for. 667; Luke Armstrong memorial, balance sheet of, Gift, the Guiinness, 378 attacks of lateral chole-pulmonary, 8:36; gastro-col c, case of, 1034 801 Gill, Mr. J. W., transient recur. eot Tistule, biliary, withl escape of biliary calculi, 425 the Moon, 642, 820 hlemianiopsia,333 Dr. a 1343 lemming. Mr. C. E. S., thlle discussion at the Medi- National leprosy, 141,150, 1147, 1278 Gilroy, J., forgotten medical wothy, Dr. treatment 400 cal Society, 1332 for nurses, new Gilruth, G. It., ot cystitis, National pension year's gilt Malta Flood, Mr. A. W.; incutbation of rotheln, 542 to, 142; annual general meeting of, 614 Gipps. Stsrgeon, fever, 442 Florenice, Italian Strgical Conigress at, 979 Princess for Girard, M. Cli., Agenda dti hlnimiste, rev., 1076 Christian, NurEes, 149.5 10 Flugge, Dr. C., Micro-organisms, with Special RRose and Cooper Defence, 1231, 1268, 1411 Girl, the Welsh fasting, 935; .earsot age, gastric Reference to the Etiology of the Infectious Dis- Royal Medical Benevolent of Ireland, annual ulcer in a. 1013:agedt 12, post- c tlatinalcirthosis 1193, a 1410 eases, re?s., 844 meeting of Belfast Branch of, 442 of kiJney in, warblitig, Juno 28, 1890.] THE BRITISHI MEDICAL JOURNAL. xi

Gladstone, Mr., and the medical profession, 731; Grossmann, Dr., Die HIeilquellen der Taunus, rev., Harrison, Mr. R., Toronto university library restora- opening of Guty's College by, 745; on the effects 23 tion, 811; on the selection and use of catheters of modern education, 1471 - Dr. K., note on tests for colour blind- and other instruments for enlarged prostate, 1128 Glanders, etiology of, 1331 ness, 69 Hart, Dr. D. B., Manual of Gynwecology, rev., 1018 Glands, strumous, treatment of, 243; sexual com- Grouse disease, bacilli of, 1016 - Mr. Ernest, receives decoration of Legion of pensatory hypertrophy of, 863 "Growing pains," 816 Honour, 253 Glasgow, correspondence from, 46,1453; clinical in- Guarana, fluid extract of, 1141 Hartley, Mr. R. N., abdominal hysterectomy, 672 struction in fever at, 4,5. 617, 1498; thie sale of un- Guardians of the poor, 1052 Hiarvey, Mr. F. G., Meni/re's vertigo and the semi- sound meat, ib.; University Students' Unionbazaar, Guatemala, influenza in, 1065 circular canals, 1010; massage of the membrana ib.; the epidemic of influtenza in, 96, 204; mortality Gubb, Mr. A. S., poisonous effects of exalgine, 1130 tympani, 1411 in In 1889, 392; proposed cancer hospital for, 442; Guinness buildings, the, 732 Mr. J. S., presentation to, 930 the weather and death-rate in, 565; and the Uni- gift, the, 378 Haslam, Mr. W. F., two cases of severe head injury, versities Commission, 736; medical education of trust, the, 513 trephining, recovery, 358; vesical calculus, 428; women in, 1152; poor children's freshl air fort- Gula, Professor, obituary notice of, 273 congenital dislocation of hip, 724; punctured night at, 1267 1433; teaching of domestic economy Gull, Sir W., obituary notice of, 256; the late, 294, fracture of skull, 725 at, 1385 438; the funeral of, 319, 336; portrait of, 395; the Hassall, Dr. A. H., English and foreign health re- Glauicoma after extraction of cataract, 297; primary will of, 744 sorts, 153; the alleged increase of consumption at at the age of 22, 668 Gulland, Mr., the Kochs-Wolz microscope lamp, 426 San Remo, 1104, 1332; safety bottles, 1375 Gliddon, Mr. A. J. L., Faith Cutres: their History Gumma of the heart, 667 Hastings, the medical officership of health of, 1150 and Mystery, rev., 726 Gunn, Mr. R. M., toxic effects of atropine drops, Hatchell, Dr. G. W., death of, 501 Glycerine as a dressing in necrosis, 478 128 Hatherly, Mr. H. R., dermoid cyst, 364 Glycerite of calf pepsin, 216 Gunshot wound, suicidal case of, 721 Hats, heads and, 679 Glycosuria, 75, 547 Guyon, M. F., on retention of urine, 626 Haughton, Dr. B., dangers of geyser baths, 1218 Goat vaccine, 1331 Gwynne, Dr., Graves's disease, 548 Hauftain, Dr., sloughing of the bladder wall, 242 Goddling, Staff-Surgeon C. C., an account of an ob- Gynaccology, modern, 908; a manTual of, Drs. D. B. Haward, Mr. W., division of labour in nursing, 990 scutre outbreak of dengue, 352 Hart and H. F. Barbour, rev., 1018; aims and pre- Hawkins-Ambler, Mr., acute diffuse suppurative Godlee, Mr. R. J., tihe surgical aspect of hepatic sent position of, 1073, 1197 peritonitis, laparotomy, recovery. 896 abscess, 61, 120, 172, 328 Gynecologie Op6ratoire, Le?ons de, MM.Vullietand Haycraft, Dr. J. B., the coagulation of egg and Goitre, exophthalmic, 19, 80; ligature of nutrient Lutaud, rev., 904 serum albumen, vitelsin, and serum globulin by arteries in, 1276; parenchymatous injections of heat, 167 iodoform in, 1509 H. Hayem, Professor G., Du Sang et de ses Alterat ions Goldmann, Dr. E. E.. Ueber das reiskdrperchen- HTabit and Health, Mr. G. Beddoes, rev., 1493 Anatomiques, rev., 21 haltige Hygrom der Sehnenscheiden, rev., 1201 Hadden, Dr. W. B., cysts of the cerebellum. 60 Hayes, Dr. P. S., Electricity in Facial Blemishes, Golf Club, thie Royal Colleges, 855 Haddon, Dr. J., poisoning bycoal fumesand smoke, rev., 609 Gonococcus in simple urethritis, 322 178; influenza and pneumonia, 354 Dr. R. A., case of empyema treated by the Gonorrhcea in the female, 734; corrosive sublimate Hiematoma of nasal septum, 178 radical method, 17 in, 752; acute, treatment of, 1210 Haematuria, cyclic of four years' duration in a wo- Hay fever. See Fever Gooch, Mr. J. W.. report on an outbreak of diph- man aged 63, 178 Haynes, Dr. S., dysmenorrhcea, 875 theritic tonsillitis at Eton College in September, Haemoglobinuria, epidemic, 571 Hazell's Annual for 1890, Mr. B D. Price, rev., 83 1889, 474 Haemophilia occutrring in malaria, 1301 Head, temporary cycloplegia after injury to, 292; Goodall, Dr. E., hypnotism, 549; suggestive therapy Hremorrhage. post-partum. 384; pancreatic, 564; two cases of severe injury to, 358; congenital in insanity, 951 case of accidental concealed, 780; uterine, after hemi-hypertrophy of the, 667 Goodchild, Mr. J. A., English and foreign health the menopause not depending on malignant Headache, syphilitic, 80 resorts, 208 growths, 1072; uterine, hydrastinin in, 1086; re- Headaches and ocular defects, 92 Goodhlart, Dr. J. F., the Yearbook of Treatment for tinal in hydracetin poisoning, 1276 Heads and hats, 679 1890, 279; albuminuria, 362; functional albumi- Htemorrhages occurring during pregnancy, 1065 Health resort, Falmouth as a, 761 nuria, 1121; the vagaries of renal disease, 1183 Hahn, Dr. E., receives title of professor, 816 resorts, English andforeign, 104,127, 153, 208, Goodridge, Dr. H. F. A., select committee on medi- Haig, Dr. A., the connecting link between high 329, 387 cal charity organisation, 929; case of gastro-colic tension putlse and albuminuria, 65; salicin com- -Springs of Germany and Austria, Mr. F. O. fistula, 1064 pared with salicylate of soda as to effect on the Buckland, rev., 1488 Goodsall, Mr., operation for horseshoe fistula, 667 excretion of uric acid and value in acute rheu- Hearing, defective, in seamen, 629 Goodwyn, Mr. H., unusual distribution oftheradial matism, with some deductions as to the causation Heart, cactus grandiflorus in some forms of disease artery, 642 of the disease, 954; causation of reduced arterial of, 70; the human, electrical phenomena of, 91; Gordon, Mr. G. A. S., imperforate rectum, opera- tension by mercury, 1241 case of disease of, with nervous symptoms, 242; tion, cure, 177 Hailes, Dr. W., jun., intubation of the larynx, 1186 case of severe valvular disease of, 481; a new dis- - Dr. J., antipyrin as a hypnotic for children, Hailstones, microbes in, 1467 ease of, 570; paroxysmal hurry of the, 605; gumma 13; a contribution to the study of sulphonal, 710 Hair, change in the colour of the, 934; fair, is it be- of the, 667; unusual dislocation of the, 724; dis- Gormley, Surgeon-Major J. A., the surgical aspects coming extinct, 1145 ease of the, in children. 937; the rapid, 1070; acute of hepatic abscess, 889 Halifax, new infirmary for, 813 overstrain of the, and its treatment, 1159; the Gottstein, Dr., hlonorary title of "professor" con- Hall, Dr. Ben, presentation to, 992 papillary muscles of the, 1207; the innervation of ferred on 1051 Dr. F. de H., unusually loutd systolic mur- the, 1213 Gout, a 'Treatise on, Sir D. Duckworth, rev., 184; a murr, 667 -hurry, paroxysmal, associated with floating contribution to the chemistry of, 1369 Halliburton, Dr. W. D., elected profesor of phiysio- kidney, 1250 Grant, Dr. O., typhus fever, 182 logy at King's College, London, 680 palsy of acute specific infective diseases, .n- --- Dr. W. F., case of congenital syphilis with Hamilton, Surgeon C. W., a new remedy for sea- gina pectoris in, 363 arrested development. 642 sickness, 1067 Heat, moist, as a sterilising agent, 1166 Grashey, Professor, succeeds to chair of psychiatry Hammond, Mr. W., sulphlonal post-partum, 179 Hebert, Dr. P. Z., the respiratory complications of at Berlin, 816 Handbill, advertising by, 1223 influenza, 419; new electrode, 1072; dilatation Grates, 931, 10.34 Handfield-Jones, Dr. M., cardiac insufficiency in its instead of support of the perineum, 1119 Gratton, Mr. N., 27 cases of deformities of the relation to abortion, 596; uterine haemorrhsge Ilegar, Professor, honours to, 57 extremities treated by means of the screw clamp, after the menopause not depending on malignant Heilquellen der Taunus, Dr. Grossman, rev., 23 1006 growths, 1072 Hellier, Dr., pyrexia in the puerperal state, 679; the Graves, Mr. W. R., antmia and pernicious anaemla, Handford, Dr. H., the epidemic of influenza, 147, pulse during chloroform aneesthesia, 1425 323 339; tubercular emphysema, 183; myositis, ib.; Helme, Dr. T. A., a successful case of inguinal colo- Graves's disease. See Disease stricture of rectum, puncture of intestine, 673; tomy for absence of rectum in a child five days Great Britain, biological study in, 376 bronchiectasis, ib.; post-scarlatinal cirrhosis of the old, 1297 Greeni, Dr. C., obituary notice of, 454 kidneys (small white) in a girl aged 12, 1193; dis- Helmet, the Tuson, 163 Mr. G. L., colour blindness, 234 seminated polypi of the large intestine becoming Ifemianopqia, lateral, transienit recurrent attacks of, Greene, Dr. G. E. J., fracture of coracoid process, malignant, 1195 233; with softening of the left cuneus, 1194 178; appliance for the treatment of prolapsus Hands, chapped, treatment of, 934 Hemiplegia, accompanied by loss of speech in recti, 190; the treatment of influenza, 1120 Hanwell, ophthalmia at, 89 children, 284; right, due to syphilis, 300; old, Greenwoodi, Principal, proposed memorial to ser- Harbouir, a cold, 582 accompanied by severe headache, trephining for, vices of, 317 Hare, Mr. A. W., abscess of the cerebellum follow- 424; infantilis spastica, 571 Gre3well, Dr. D. A., appointed chief health officer ing otitis media, trephining, death, 230; flat foot, Hemiplegie, De 1', dans quelques Affections for Victoria, 143 1074 Nerveuses, Miss B. A. Edwards, rev., 433 - Mr. G., The Diseases and Disorders of Harelip and cleft palate, 1196 Henoch, Professor, proposed memorial to, 638; Lec- the Ox, rev., 1019 Harley, Dr. G., human vaccine a prophylactic in tures on Children's Diseases, rev., 790 Grieve, Surgeon-General 1t., on endemic disease in canine distemper, 923 Hentsch, Dr. J. P., the inquiry in regard to metro- British Guiania, and on certain racial suscepti- Harries, Dr. A., the administration of certain drugs politan hospital charities, 1043 bilities, 468 by electricity. 164 Henby, Dr. G., the epidemic of influenza, 95 Griffith, Dr. A. H., the artificial vitreous body, 293 Harris, Dr. A. W., presentation to, 992 Hepatic. See Liver Griffitls. Mr. C. T., Rheunmatic Diseases (So-called), -Mr. J. H., scarlet fever and puerperme, 719 Herbert, Mr. A., The Sacrifice of Education to Exa- rev., 137; presentation to, 1115 Dr. R. P., results of the Porro-Caesarean oper- mination, rev., 85 -- Dr. J., necrosis and separation of articular ation in all countries from its introduction to the Herman, Dr. G. E., five cases of puerperal eclampsia cartilages, 541; carcinama of the testicle, 1191; close of 1888, 68, 508 especially illustrating the temperature and urine necrosis of a portion of the fifth lumbar vertebra, Dr. T., Manuel d'Autopsies, rev., 23; intra- in this disease, 133; corporal endometritis, its fre- 1195 thoracic suppuratlon without rise of temperature, quency, diagnosis, and treatment, 221; two cases Dr. T. D., the present position of abdomi- 429 of extrauterine gestation, 602; the change in size nal surgery, 898 - Dr. D. V., the treatment of pleurisy with ef- in the chest and abdomen during the lying-in Grigg, Dr. W. C, heredity as to triplets, 541 fusion, 1061 period, and the effect of the binder upon them, Grimshaw, Dr., the State medicine qualification, Mr. W. J., early pregnancy, 179 604; amenorrhea from shock, 1014 Dr. F. 1137 Ivs4ssssvasHarrison. Dr.-. J.v.*..,B.. --,-obituary-j noticea*v- of. 110-v Hermann, L, Influenza, rev., 1075 xii THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

Hermann, Professor, presentation of gold snuffbox Hospital accommodation and the notification of Hospital, St. John's, Limerick, presentment to, to by Emperor of Russia, 991 infectious disease, 273 1466 Professor L., celebrates silver jubilee as ---expenses, 1437 St. Mary's, Manchester, annual meetiisg, teacher, 638 reform in Ireland, 453 628 Hernia, radicalcure of,19,671,884,1482; strangulated, Addenbrooke's, the house-surgeoncy of, St. Michael's, Kingston, ball in aid of, 135; umbilical, operation for at birth, 106; of the 758 1051 caecum entirely wanting in a peritoneal sac, 238; -- Bethlem Royal, annual report of, 1463 St. Thomas's, the matronship of, 518; the retroperitoneal, 295; umbilical, radical treatment Cancer, Brompton, annual meeting, 576 treasurership of, 560, 613 of, 428; Halstead's operation for, 495; strangu- Charing Cross, annual report, 515; dis- Salford Infectious, enlargement of, 270 lated obturator, 719; strangulated inguinal herni- tribution of prizes at the medical school of, 1167 Samaritan, Belfast, annual meeting of, otomy for, 839; non-strangulated, a study of fifty Cheyne, visit of Prince and Princess of 378 consecutive cases of operation for the radical cure of Wales to, 1494 Samaritan Free, bazaar in aid of, 1115 of, 840; strangulated right obturator, case of, 887; City of Dublin, annual meeting of, 929 Seamen's, Greenwich, annual report, 515; strangulated, treated with the double cyanides of Children's, Birmingham, receives dona- opening of new branch of, 1495 zinc and mercury, 1247; congenital umbilical, 1496 tion for foundation of special cot, 990 Sick Children's, Aberdeen, annual meet- Hernandez, Dr. J. de la L., death of, 1407 Children's, G(reat Ormond Street, legacy ing of, 634; appointments at, 1091 Heroism, medical, 142 to, 309 - for Sick Children, Belfast, annual meet- Herpes zoster, brachialis, 963; in influenza, 1321 Clinical for Women, Manchester, report ing of, 315 Herschell, Dr. G., peptones as food, 163; case of of, 394 for Sick Childreis, Edinburgh, and the Thomsen's disease, 242 for Consumption, Belfast, annual meet- medical education of women, 145 Heuston, Dr. F. T., clinical teaching in Dublin, 327 ing, etc., 255 -- for Sick Children, Glasgow, report of, Hewlett, Deputy Surgeon-General T. G., proposed for Consumption, Manchester, anilual 394 memorial to, 309 meeting, 453 for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, Hickling, Dr. W., gallant conduct of, 1263 for Consumption, Ventnor, annual meet- laying foundation-stone of new wing of, 732 Iliggins, Dr. G. H., the graduation of hypodermic ing, 516 Sir Patrick Dun's, annual report of, 813 syringes, 115 Cork Intercepting, subscription to, 200 for Skin Diseases, Glasgow, annual re- Hill, Dr. A. B., sanitary experts and the charge of Cork Mercy, statistics of, 1226 port, 870 obstructing justice, 326 Dental of Ireland, bazaar in aid of fulds Temperance, London, bequests to, 699 Mr. G. W., aural complications in acute specific for, 378, 813 Ulster, Belfast, changes in the staff at, fevers, 78 Devon and Exeter, and the Hospital 973 Hillingdon, opening of convalescent home for Saturday Fund, 33 Ulster for Women aind Children, Belfast, children at, 698 Ear, Glasgow, award of prizes at, 699; an- annual meeting, 395 Hillis, Dr. J. D., anesthetic and tubercular leprosy, nual report of, 1226 University College, festival dinner in aid 693 Ear and Throat, Birmingham, donation of funds of, 516 Hime, Dr. T. W., shall we eat tuberculous meat? to building fund of, 14 Victoria Dental, Manchester, anniual 866 for Epilepsy and Paralysis, annual meet- meeting of governors of, 394 Hinshelwood, Dr. J., temporary cycloplegia after ing, 737 West Ham, opening of, 970 head injury, 292 Evelina, annual dinner, 1226 West Kent, Maidstone, new ward for, 698 ; 724 Hip, excision of, 667 congenital dislocation of, -- expenditure, 1142 _-- Westminster, explosion at, 816 Hip-joint, amputation at the with the skewer Eye, Ear, and Throat, Ulster, annual - Women's, Birmingham, annual report, method of securing the vessels, 12; amputation meetiiig, 395 813 at the, 13; erasion of the, 241; on the successful Fever, rules for a, 212 for Women, New, bazaar in aid of, 1050 treatment of congenital cases of by complete re- Fever, Edinburgh, discontinuance of stip- -- and Dispensary, French, annual dinner, cumbency with extension for two years, 406; am- ply of beer to niurses of, 617 453 dislocation putation of for sarcoma of femur, 725; - - Fever. London, annual meeting, 453 Hospitals, suburban infectious, 16; reform of out- of the in a young child, 1246 French, London, donation to, 1283; pro- patient departments of, 106, 155, 213, 1220; fever, His, Dr., the innervation of the heart, 1213 posed fete for, 1464 students at the, 253, 387, 750, 811; and the work- Outlines Histology, electricity in, 1284; Practical, ---- General, Birmingham, annual report. 814 ing classes, 275, 335; represenitation of the medi- of, Professor Stirling, rev., 1372 German, Dalston, representation of the cal staff on the boards of, 375, 380, 635; right to a Hodder, Brigade-Surgeon F. W. L., guarded capil- medical staff on the board of management of, perform operations iii, 496; use of alcohol in, 498; lary trocar, 163 380, 562 touting for, 574; tbe provident system at, 550 special, Hodges. Mr. F. H., keratitis subepithelialis, -Great Northern Central, reform of abuses 613; English, reports on, 627; lepra, in the British blind- and a Hogg, Mr. J., an undetected case of colour at, 1102 Isles in the Middle Ages, 630; national ness, 888 Grimsby and district, reorganisation of, civil medical service, 635; sewer gas in, 681; fires Holden, Dr. J. S., Mason testimonial; 18 698 in, 697; London, royal visits to, 698; a eutlogy on, relief of Mr. L., case of osteotomy for the Guest, Dudley, opening of isolation 743; advertising through, 934; inlfectious, the malposition after fracture, 1196 wards of, 378 question of payment in, 1015; English, Irish, and Holiday, summer, 521, 581 Guy's, presentation of medals to nurses Scotch qualifications in, 1028; the provident prin- 496 Holidays after examinations, at, 107; residential college for studeiits at, 621; ciple at, 1111, 1218; stimulants in, 1219; railway Holland, chemists' shops in, 1051 changes in staff of, 1206; recognition of dental companies and, 1280; for infectious diseases, 1282; of of Hollander, Mr. B., A Demonstration Centres school of, 1466; distribution of prizes at, 1521 misapprehension as to, 1464 Ideation in the Brain, rev., 86 Johns Hopkins, Reports of, rev., 675 Committee. See Committee on Hollis, Dr. W. A., Graves's disease, 18; chloremia - Kasr-el-Aini, report of, 1208 House of Lords, the medical profession and the, 935 and its treatment, 1239 Kendray, Barnsley, opening of, 628, 636 Houses, insanitary, 29; redraining, 54 Col- Holman, Dr. C., the Royal Medical Benevolent --- London, sanitary arrangements of the, Housing of the poor, the, 48, 311, 329, 438, 795, 970, lege, Epsom, 811, 982 756; laying of foundation stone of new building 1406 of the Holmes, Mr. T., sickness and mortality police at, 1206; appointments to medical staff of, 1262; Houston, Brigade-Surgeon M,, obituary notice of, force, 983 Cardinal Manning and, 1464 1048 for Home, convalescent hospital gift of a, 30, 682; - Longmore, for Incurables, Edinburgh, Hove, health of, 1338 con- medical men and their widows, 269; seaside the funds of, 1339 Howard centenary, the, 216 for valescent, donation for, 565; convalescent --Meath, annual meeting, 973; distribu- Hughes, Mr. A. D., a case of suprapubic lithotomiy, scarlet fever patients, 641 tion of prizes at, 1092 180 Dalrymple, statistics of. 699 Mercer's, appointments to medical staff Mr. A., Nerves of the Human Body, rev., Glasgow Convalescent, report of, 395 of, 1442 904 for 565 Glasgow Training Nurses, progress of, Mexboroughli, Montagu Cottage, opening Humby, Dr. E., obituary notice of, 928 in aid Morley Convalescent, "parade" of, of, 291 Humerus, severe compound commintited fracture 1131 --Metropolitan, Shoreditch, festival dinner of, healed by continuous irrigation, 74 annual meet- Thompson Memorial, Lisburn, in aid of funids of, 1111 Itumphreys, Dr. F. R., dilatations instead of sutp- ing, 516 Monkwearmouth and Southwick, open- port of the perineum, 1287 attend- Homwopaths, consultations with, 271,574; ing of new ward. etc.. at, 378 Hutmphry, Dr. G. M., Old Age, rev., 302; senile ance on, 509 National Childrens', Dublin, annual meet- hypertrophy and senile atrophy of the skull, Homes, convalescent, 936, 1055 iug, 314 1248 Hong Kong, the Contagious Diseases Act, 578 Orthopadic, Dublin, ball in aid of, 314 Mr. L., A Manual of Nursing, Medical Honours, birthday, 33, 1206 Portsmouth Infectious, enlargement of, and rev., 304 1408 Surgical, Hook. decapitating, bladder wounded by, 274 Hungary, sale of poisons in, 1407 Hopkins, Mr. H. C., presentation to, 872 --Queen's, Birmingham, annual report, 990 Hunt, Dr. J. W., the epidemic of influenza, 95 Horrocks, Dr. P., the Moon fund, 820; puerperal Royal Belfast, special meeting of sub- - Mr. L., traumatic chyluria, 421 fever, 841 scribers, etc., 515 Hunter, Mr. John, MS. volume relating to the Horse, prolapse of part of the wall of the stomach IRoyal Eye, Manchester, 335 household of, 738, 865; portrait of by Sir J. Rey- into the duodenum from a, 543 - -Royal London Ophthalmic, donation to, nolds, 1338 Horseflesh, fine for selling, 160, 197; as human food, 453; bequest to. 855 Dr. J. B., national hospitals aiid a civil 966, 1338 Royal Southern, Manchester, bequest to, medical service, 635 Horses, exportation of to Antwerp, 518; influenza 759 Dr. Walter, the prevention of abortion, 672 books 1118 in, 638, 747; management of, 995; on, -Royal Victoria, Bournemouth, opening Dr. William, the pathology of duodeiiitis Horse-shoeing, 873 of, 142; description of, 214. after burns, 76; case of pernicious anaemia, 784 Horsley, Mr. R. E., cyst of the inferior turbinated St. Anna's, Vienna, donation to, 1466 Huss, Professor M. V., death of, 1173 body, 17 St. Bartholomew's, Reports, Dr. W. S. Hutchinson, Dr. C. F., English and foreign health Mr. V., on the central motor innervationl Church and Mr. W. J. Walsham, rev., 553 resorts, 329 of the larynx, 175; on a possible means of arrest- St. George's, 400 cases of amputation per- Mr. J., the New Sydenham Society, ing the progress of myxcedema cachexia strumi- formed at, 1370 103; some facts illustrating the early stages of priva and allied diseases, 287 -St. John's for Diseases of the Skin, re- leprosy, 341, 529; cancer, 427; Archives of Sur- Hospital or sick asylum, 442; public or private dis- ceives grant from Hospital Saturday Fund, gery, rev., 432, 1373; notes on leprosy in various nAnaarv.JPUBDLIF p 452'2VW 1 A couInurieB, oin ; anl appeai, blX -icars iu lieu, L11vl June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. xiii

1231, 1287; the Danaher fund, 1231; on the ad- Infirmary, County Galway, the surgeoncy of, 35, Injections, antiseptic, in obstetric practice, 198; ministration of hospital relief, 1379, 1391; and the 378, 1028, 1499 saline in diabetic coma, 545 Berlin Congress, 1494 -- County Wexford, donation to, 396 Injector and evacuator, new aural, with a flexible Mr. J., jun., Paget's disease of nipple - Derbyshire, the sanitary condition of, Eustachian catheter, 71 with psorospermie, 664, 668; myeloid epulis, 668; 911; proposed rebuilding of, 1265 Injury. accidental, 135 salivary calculus, ib.; lymphatic nievus of tongue, Dewsbury, presentation to staff of, 336 Inoculation, antirabic, 1207; antirabic at Palermo, 785; calcifying adenoma of skin, 895 Drogheda, result of inquiry at, 870 1270 Hutton, Dr. It., epidemic influenza, 430 Glasgow Eye, annual report, 394 Inquests, scientific evidence at, 34,105; coroner's, Huxley, Professor, presentation of Linnean medal Glasgow Western, convalescent home 436; medical witness at, 594, 986, 1224; coroners', to, 1320 for, 1268 the uses and abuses of, 694 Hyalitis, spontaneous purulent, 9 months after sue- - Greenock, annual report, 453 Insane, the boarding-out system for, 1137; after- cessful cataract extraction, 668 Ingham, South Shields, closing of, 681 care of the, 1380, 1521 Hydarthrosis, case of, 481 Leeds, and the Yorkshire Vollege, 623 Insanitation, charity and, 392 Hydatid of the orbit, 179 Newcastle, working men and, 636 Insanity cured by a pessary, 15, 242; confusional, Hydatids of liver, 20, 667, 725; of the pelvis, 427 North Staffordshire, alteration in con- 250; among the Australian aborigines, 375; is it Hyderabad, experiments on ansesthetics at, 347,359; stitution of medical staff of, 1262 increasing, 502; proposed hospital for the study and the Glasgow Chloroform Committee, 386 Paisley, annual meeting, 576 of, 621; the clinical study of, 693; crime and, Hydracetin poisoning, retinal haemorrhage in, 1276 Royal, Aberdeen, annual report of, 377; 746; in Italy, 941; suggestive therapy in, 951 ; in Hydramnion, case of, 199 meeting of board of directors of, 1047 Austria, 1115; cured by influenza, 1362; in Ger- Hydramnios, two cases of, 301; case of, 601 Royal Edinburgh, annual report, 214 many, 1467; the study of in America, 1467; acute Hydrastinin in uterine haemorrhage, 1086 Royal Glasgow, annual report, 314 confusional, 1486 Hydrastis Canadensis, preparations of, 626 Royal Manchester, post-graduate lectures Insomnia and its Therapeutics, Dr. A. W. Macfar- Hydrencephalocele, large, case of, 279 at, 792 lane, rev., 552 Hydroctyle, Asiatica, 875 Sunderland, opening of new wing to, Inspection, perfunctory sanitary, dangers of, 30 toxic action of, 505 ll Inspectors, sanitary, for East London, 143; sani- remedies in, 30; accidental (?) Victoria, Glasgow, opening of, 444; ap- tary, the status of, 577 death from, 160; after two years' duration, 626; pointments to staff of, 500 Institut Pasteur, English patients for, 130; statis- death from, 1141 Warrington, proposed extension of, 816 tics of for December 1889, 396; statistics of the, Hydrops tubre profluens, 1089, 1441 and Dispensary, Bradford, out-patients 1104; Annales de 1', rev.. 1141 Hydroxylamin in skin diseases, 1207 at, 30, 52, 107 Institute, Birmingham Medical, annual report, Hygiene and Public Health, Dr. L. C. Parkes, rev., Inflammation, venesection in, 1055; the destruc- 692; annual meeting, 796 187; of the Nursery, Dr. L. Starr, rev., 790; tion of micro-organisms during the process of, --- Midland, appoints members of com- personal and domestic, the teaching of, 1157,1191; 1177 mittee on the question of hospital abuse, 731 in Odessa, 1283 Influenza, the epidemic of, 31, 34, 35, 40, 46, 95, 103, -- the Midwives', objects of, 563 Hymen, imperforate, with retained menses, 780, 146, 154, 202, 244, 313, 314, 315, 339, 383, 399, 425, -- Sanitary, lectures at the, 277; the con- 935 430, 441, 457, 505, 607, 669, 672, 723, 961; dengue gress of, 578, 1261; the examinations of, 991 Hyperemesis. See Vomiting and, 60, 202, 357; treatment of, 129, 163, 764, 864, meeting of council of, 1228 Hyperplasia, a case of, 1196 953, 1120, 1411; the bacteriology of, 194, 249; Institution, Glasgow Ophthalmic, annual report, 635 Hypiodous acid, the salts of, 952 report on an epidemic of, at Morningside, 228; Liverpool Medical, list of officers, etc., Hypnal, 970 mortality of in London, 252, 310, 372; the etiology 160; reform of the out-patient department in Hypnotic, for children, antipyrin as a, 13 of, 266, 328, 356, 369, 384, 449, 461, 559; Lord Pal- medical charities, 686; resolution of re officers of Hypnotism, 'remarks on, 549; as an anmesthetic, 801, merston on, 280; the Nervous Substratum of, Dr. medical charities, 991 849, 912; and suggestions, 912, 924, 983; as an J. W. Springthorpe, rev., 303; its Prevention, Metropolitan Convalescent, jubilee of, entertainment, 969; the Paris Municipal Council Symptoms and Treatment, Dr. J. E. Viney, rev., 1339 and, 981; use of forbidden in the French navy, ib.; its History, Symptoms and Treatment, rev., Ophthalmic, 330 1050; forbidden in Belgium, 1173; the fields of ib.; monads in, 312; Professor Gairdner on, 317; Pure Oral, festival of, 1228 vision in, ib. restriction of practice of, 1264; the Professor Weichselbaum on the pathology of, Royal, new members of, 1338 1342 322; in domestic animals, ib.; and pneumonia, Instruction, clinical in mental disease, 490 Hypospadias, hereditary, 1173 354; influence of the wave of, on puerperal and Instrument, a primitive surgical, 1500 abdominal, 672; four cases of, 900, menstruating women, 356, 477; two attacks of, Instruments, how to render aseptic, 1330 1134 357, 781; rash in, ib.; is it contagious? 372; in Insufflator, new vaginal, 24; the J. R. P., 191 Hysteria, pseudo-peritonitis and epilepsy in, 401; Persia, 373; in Portugal, 373, 760; at Cork, 378; Insurance, provident, against infectious diseases cases of, 1040 sudden death from, ib.; in Madrid, 397; epidemic 309; infant life, 816, 1380 of in prison, 417; an outbreak of in King Ed- Intelligence, literary, 860, 930, 1339 I. ward's schools for girls, 418; the respiratorycom- Intemperance, report on, 581 Icard, Dr. Femme la S., La pendant P6riode Men- plications of, 419; effect of the epidemic of, on Intestinal. See Intestine struelle, rev., 905 the sick rate, 445; the microbe of, 448; dispensa- Intestine, obstruction of, 9, 19, 1429; small, rup- Ichthyol capsules, 790 tion from fasting during, 457; an outbreak of, on tured, 665; two cases of acute obstruction of, with Icterus gravis in a child, case of, 293 board the industrial training ship Mount Edg- enormous secretion of peritoneal fluid, 883; large, Identification, personal, 1021 cumbe, 477; rapid spontaneous gangrene during, disseminated polypi of the becoming malignant, Idiosyncrasy in relation to the use of tannin, 1087 ib.; in a newborn infant, ib.; fresh outbreaks of, 1195; small, volvulus of the, ib. Iliffe, Mr. W., medical officers of health and county 494; in Belfast, 501; at Cape Town, 518; cedema Intoxication, saturnine, 265; Chronique par la Mor- councils, 452 of the larynx, a sequence to, 541; the cost of the phine et ses Diverses Formes, Dr. L. R. Regnier, Illingworth, Dr. C. J., treatment of influenza, 129, epidemic of, 560, 797; exalgine in, 572; in Caith- rev., 1488 953; antiseptic after-treatment of vaccination, ness, 578; at Bombay, ib.; notes on, 290; cases Intruder, an, 49 1010, 1176, 1288, 1411; thermogenesis and the of. 599; at the Cape, 600; ague after treated with Intubation of the larynx, 1186, 1188 motor levels, 1287; support instead of dilatation belladonna, ib.; in large provincial towns, 637; Intussusception successfully treated by injection of of the perineum, 1343 investigation into in Germany, 638; in horses, air, 1300 Imbeciles, State aid for, 372 638, 747; in Dublin, 670; in New Zealand, 680, Iodate of calcium, 279 Immermann, Professor, the treatment of empyema, 759; in Cyprus, 698; in Kent, ib.; idiopathic Iodine, tincture of, 43 977 tetanus following, 719; ocular complications in, Iodism, rare form of, 1089 Imposition, an ingenious, 330, 452 732; aural complications of, 787; on board ship, Iodoform, substitutes for, 1441; parenchlymatous Ince, Mr. J., the Latin Grammar of Pharmacy, 797; in India, 797 851, 1269; death-rates of, 814; injections of in gOitre, 1509 rev., 305 in Melton Mowbray, 834; and catalepsy, 837; the emulsion in coldabscesses, 922 Income tax, extraordinary overcharge in, 935; meteorological aspect of, 859, 1055; complications Iodol, properties of, 699 sickness pay and, 1231; deductions in,:1470 of, 862; and rheumatic fever, 889; the influence Iredale, Mr. J., scarlet fever and puerperw, 719 Incubation period of infectious diseases, 1263 of on pre-existing conditions, 922; Medical Offi- Ireland, influenza epidemic in, 35, 149, 204, 314; Index Medicus, a new, 337 cers of Schools Association and, 924; phlebitis lunatic asylum appointments in, 95, 200; visiting Index repositor for clinical thermometers, 678 following, 952, 1010; Professor Revilliod on the physicians to lunatic asylums in, 208; hospital India, the Contagious Diseases Acts in, 209; leper complications of, 981; at Tientsin, 991; electri- reform in, 453; vaccination in, 737; expenditure legislation in, 335; first aid in, 397; civil and city in, 1010; in France, 1015; in Banstead Down on asylums in, 1338; anthropometry in, 1499 military employ in, 457; influenza in, 797, 851, Schools, ib.; keratitis alter, 1016; in New Zealand, Iron, albuminated, 191 1269; lepers in, 979; medical aid for women in, 1024; the spread of. 1026; in dogs, 1040; in Man- Irrigation, continuous, severe compound 'commi- Zenana mission 987; the in, 1047; enteric fever dalay, 1050; in Guatemala, 1046; prolonged som- nuted fracture of humerus treated by, 74 in, 1196 nolence after, 1067; diabetes after, ib.; sporadic Isolation of doubtful cases, 970 Inebriates, habitual, 29 diphtheria following, 1074; Drs. Ch. Kusnezow Italy, obituary in in 1889, 36; disinfection of railway Inebriety, nostrums for, 579; treatment of in and F. L. Hermann, rev., 1075; effect of in the carriages in, 458; crusade against quackery in, England, 699 death-rate of Aberdeen, 1091: the history of, 1118; 458, 1226, 1467; public health in, 481; infectious Infancy, and childhood, the surgery of, 77, 181; and surgical operations, 1165; and aphasia, 1190; diseases in, 873; honours to medical men in, 930, stroplhanthus in diseases of, 321; urticaria of, rash in, 1275; coincidence of in England and 1025, 1338; insanity in, 941; small-pox in, 1228; 1250 America, 1288; herpes zoster in, 1321; insanity the sale of patent medicines in, 1228; practice of Infant, large spleen from an, 296; newborn, epi- cured by, 1362; in Victoria, 1405; amongst horses dentistry in, 1338; public health administration in, demic innuenza in, 477; tetanoidconvulsions ina. in Milan, 1407; uncomplicated angina pectoralis 1479; cholera in, 1501; new journlal started in, 1520 1429 in, 1426; the spinal cord in, 1439, 1523; in Styria, Infection, local tuberculous, 1467 1520 J. Infirmaries, Poor-law, clinical instruction in, 440 Ingle, Dr. R. N., nonconformist nurses, 1055 Jackson, Mr. A., the influeniza epidemic, 148 Infirmary, Belfast Union, opening of to students, Inglott, Dr.G.F.,woundoftherightlungfollowed by Dr. J. H., on rigidity with exaggerated 977 immediate recovery, 75; foetus, with duplicity of tendon reactions and cerebellar influx, 541; on Birmingham Workhouse, 990 lower cost of, right extremity arm presentation, 128; a convulsive seizures, 703, 765, 821; the parallelism -- Carlow Union, increase of admissions at, case of large hydrencephalocele, 279; influenza, between the three thermic mechanisms and the 636 double attacks, 781 ; influenza and catalepsy, 837 three levels of, 949 Chester, General, and the working Inhalers, 248 Dr. T., on mumps, 661 classes, 335 Inheritance, responsibility and, 818 Mr. T. V., suprapubic lithotomy, 673; am- xiv THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890.

putation of the hip-joint for sarcoma of femur, 725 Kidd, Dr. P., on a peculiar obstructive form of Lane, Mr. W. A.. the treatment of suppurativein Jacob, Dr. A. H., and the Irish Medical Association, laryngeal tuberculosis which simulates bilateral flammation of the mastoid process associated with 915 abductor paralysis, 715; subacute indurative pneu- disease of the middle ear, 707; case of strangula- Dr. E. H., functional disturbances of speech, monia, 722; appointed assistant physician to Lon- tion of the bowel through a hole in the mesentery, 428 don Hospital, 1465 890; two cases of subdural abscess resulting from Mr. H. A.. the symptoms and condi- influenza of and middle ear, 1301; the Jacobton, W. Kidderminster, at, 613 diseaee the antrum o f tions whichl justify nephlirolithotomy, etc., 117; Kidney, repair after rupture of the, 295; sarcoma of, treatment of pyaemia consequent upon dclisease surgical sequelae of fevers, 482 299; single unilateral sigmoid, 300; granular, the middle ear and unassociated with thrombosis Jahr, Dr. E., Diphtheria and Croup in K6nigreich Chieyne-Stokes breathing in, 545; the vagaries of of the lateral sinus, 1480 Preussen, etc., rev., 189 disease of, 1183; floating, paroxysmal heart hurry Lang, Mr. H., A German-English Dictionary of Jalland, Dr., enlargement of right lobe of thyroid, associated with, 1250 Medical Terms, rev., 963 removal, recovery, 479 Kidneys, diseased, 427; the in diphtherial uraemia, Langholm, large bequest to found hospital at, 683 James, Mr. J. B., the modern assistant,1156 962; post-scarlatinalcirrhosis of the, in a girl "La Nona," 685, 748, 981 Dr. W. D.,hlydramnios, 301 aged 12, 1193; contracted granular in young per- Lantern, the, as an aid to anatomical demonstra- Jamieson, Professor, Elementary Manual of Elec- sons, 1193. tions. 901 tricity and Magnetism, rev., 1141, 1304 Kieff, correspondence from, 1041; facultv of medi- Laparotomy, the technique of, 17; case of, 124,1508; Japan, influence of climate of in causing rheuma- cine at, ib.; the Surgery of the, Mr. J. K. Thorn- followed by faecal fistula and tetanus, 606; in pelvic tism, 518; leprosy in,698; the Sanitarium of the ton, rev., 1303 abscess, 669; for ruptured jejunum, 781; for in- East, 976; medical practitioners in, 1520 King, Mr. E. G., double vagina, 1016 testinal obstruction, 886; for acute diffuse sup- Java, abdominal section in, 1148 Mr. F. T., injection and aspirationwith hypo- purative peritonitis, 896; case of, 1103; for intes- Jaw, excision of neck of for ankylosis, 129 dermic syringe, for diagnostic purposes, 72 tinal obstruction, 1296; in a tubercular child, 1429 Jecks, Dr. C. W., obituary notice of, 1225 Dr. H. D., long interval between pregnancies, Larvae passed per anum, 875 Jejunum, intussussception of in an adult due to a 521 Laryngismus in young children, the causes of, etc., polypus, 76; ruptured laparotomy for, 781 - Dr. J. C., chlarges against, 1386 286, 357; hysterical, 725; remarks on, 729 Jelly, concentrated Icelandmnoss, 191 Kingsbury, Mr. E., diphtheria and measles, 75 Laryngitis, tuberculous, transmitted, 448 Jenner, Sir W., retirement of, 850 Dr. G. C., rapid cure of erysipelas by Larynx, respiratory cerebral centre and its relation Jennings, Mr. C. E., collective investigation on ergotine, 602 to, 44; on the central motor innervation of, 123, cancer, 387, 92.5; Cancer and its Complications, Kingscote, Mr. E., the radical cure of hernia, 1482 175, 270; cedema of the, a sequel to influenza, 541; rev., 961 Kirchner, Professor, appointed head of clinical case of acute obstruction of, after convalescence Jessett, Mr. F. B., cancer of the uterus, 298; port- diseases of the ear at Wiirzbirg University, 578 from bronchopneumonia, 9,53; intibation of the, able operating table, 1073; remarks on pylorec- Kirk, Sir J., elected member of Athenaeum Club, 760 1186, 1188; fracture of the, 1210 tomy, 1105; pylorectomy and gastroenterostomy, Dr. R., vomiting in the latter months of preg- Lattey, Dr. W., filling capillary tubes-with vaccine 1220; intestinal obstruction, 1429 nancy, 903 lymph, 995 Johannesburg, typhoid fever at, 699 Kirkealdy, bequest for public park and library for, Laurie case, the medical evidence at, 11.5 Johnson, Dr. G., the history of the discovery of the 638 Mr. C. R., the influenza epidemic, 339 circulation of the blood. 399 Kirker, Surgeon G., the action of potable waters on Laveran, Dr., receives prize for researches on the Mr. R., specimens of persistent thyroid lead, 71 haematozoa in malaria, 1338 duct, 1069 Kirkpatrick, Deputy Surgeon-General J, obituary Law, and equity of attacks on medical practitioners, Johnston, Mr. G. A., clinical teaching in Dublin, notice of, 159 307; metropolitan sanitary, consolidation of, 310; 154; poisonous effects of exalgine, 1009 Kirkwood, Dr.1t., candidate for County Council of a cruel school, 935 Jones, Dr. A.0., cactus grandiflorus in some forms Ayrshire, 143 Lawford, Mr. J. B., optic nerve atrophy in smokers, ofheart disease, 70 Klebs, Dr. E., Die allgemeine Pathologie, rev., 18.5 1072 Mr. E. LI, two cases of poisoning by anilides Klinische Vortriige, new series of, 656 Lawrence-Hamilton, Mr. J., seawater and the nutri- (exalgine and antifebrin), 288; note on some pro- Knaggs, Mr. L., hydatid cyst of the liver causing tion of marine animals, 387; the dissolution of perties of sodium silicofluoride, 1425 serious displacement of viscera, operation, death, bodies in oceanic depths, 694 Dr. H. M., epithelioma of the uterus, 606; a 895; acute diffuse suppurative peritonitis, lapar- Leach. Mr. A., the antiseptic alter-treatment of long-retainel pessary. lb. otomy, recovery, 896; nephrolithotomy, 1250 vaccination, 890 Dr. J.. appointed deputy coroner for Breck- Knee-joint, successful removal of internal semi- Lead, the action of potable waters on, 71, 420; in nockshire, 1115 lunar cartilage from. 242; loose body from, 544; public water supplies, 139, 439, 1095 -Mr. J. A.. dislocation of the hip-joint in a loose bodies inthIe, 607 poisoning, case of, 18; at Sheffield, 32, 45, young child, 1246 Knott, Dr. J. F., the practice of clinical medicine 207, 506, 974,1383; the prevention of, 88; imnsus- Dr. W. M., poisoning by coal gas, 18 in Europe A.D. 1507, 363 pected in children, 177; chronic case of, 481; in Jones-Humphreys, Mr Y. M., an easy method of Fleet-Surgeon T. K., a case of malignant or Yorkshire, 974,1029,1097, 1155 feeding per rectumn, 952 pernicious anaemia in which a conditionof chronic tremor, case of, 483 Jonson, Mr. G. C., obituary notice of, 1047 general osteomyelitis was foutnd after death, 232 League, Catholic Total Abstinence, formation of Jordan, Dr.R. C. R., death of, 1262; obituary notice Koch, Dr. W., appointed to ch.%ir of surgery at Dor- medical section of, 699 of, 1335 pat, 901 Leber, Professor, appointed professor of oplithalmc- Joslen, Mr. H., a case of abdominal aneurysm, 542 Mr. W. V. M.,lIaemophlilia occurring in ma- logy at Heidelberg, 111.5 Joubert, Dr., tumours of the pelvis simulating laria, 1301 Lecttmres, on the surgical aspects of hepatic abscess ovarian tumours. 1429 Kocher, Professor, elected hlonorary member of by Mr. R. J. Godlee. 61, 120, 172; post-graduate Joutle, Memorial, the, 309 Medical Society of London, 930 in London, 112, 1.51; Clinical, on Varicose Veins of JOURNAL, THE BRITISH MEDICAL, the circulation, Koch's bacillus and enteritis, 922 the Lower Extremities, Mr. W. H. Bennett, rev., etc., of, 194,1378 Kola nut, the, 969, 1275; preparations of, 1141 189; the Goulstonian, on Secondary Degenera- Journals, new medical, 337, 396, 458; Spanish medi- Korosi, Herr J., Kritik der Vaccinations-Stlstistik, tions of the Spinal Cord, Dr. H. H. Tooth, rev., cal, 639 rev., 431 305; the Erasmus Wilson, on the relation of Jubilee, a chemical, 639 Krankheiten, die innere, der Harnm und Geschlechts- morphology and pathology, 350, 415; Hunterian, Jurymast. value of the, 1009, 1191 organe. Prof. Fuiirbringer, rev., 1431 on the Morbid Anatomy, Pathology, and Treat- Justice, obstructing of, 208, 269, 326, 386, 458 Krause, Dr. H., on the centralmotor innervation of ment of Hernia, Mr. C. B. Lockwood, rev., 431; the larynx. 123. 270 the Milroy, on the etiology and prevention of K Kiichenmeister, Dr. deAth of, 909; Ihl lAte, 1229 phithisis,by Dr. A. Ransome, 463, 523, 585, 647; Kahler, Prof., thle lhealth of, 1335 Kusnezow, Dr. Ch., Influenza, rev., 10i5 Clinical, on Some Obscumre Diseases of the Abdc- Kane, Sir n., obituary inotice of, 431 men, Dr. S. Fenwick, rev., 485; the Goulstonian, Dr. T., deatli of, 618 L. on some cerebral lesions, by Dr. G. N. Pitt, 647, Kanzler, Dr., decoration of, 1338 Labium, melanotic sarcoma of, 894 771, 827; the Lumleian, on convulsive seizures, by Kazan, medical aid to the poor in, 905; establish- Laboratories, new, of the London colleges, 143 Dr. J. Hughlings Jackson, 703, 765, 821; on Child- meiit of " central medical office" at, 1283 Laboratory. bacteriological in France, 698; new bac- ren's Di.eases, D)r. E. Henoch, retvn., 790; advanced, Kealy, Dr., treatment of placenta praevia, 1136 teriological in Dublin. 1326 on pathology at Cambridge, 971; the Croonian, Kearney, Dr. A. B., death of, 799 Course of Pharmacy and Materia Medi- on cerebral localisation, by Dr. D. Ferrier, 1289, Keating, Mr. J. M., Cyclopedia of the Diseases of ca, Mr. W. Elborne, rev., 1373 13419; 1413, 1473; on Nervous Diseases, Dr. A. L. Children, etc.,Xrev., 246 Labour, impacted, the surgical aspect of, 657, 674, Ranney, rev., 1487 Keetley, Mr. C. B.,on some cases of nephrolithotomy 750, 861, 924, 983; the management of, 1273, 1332, Ledlie, Mr. A., toothi plate passed per anu?n, 9152 and a case of partial nephrectomy for injury, 1401 Lee River, the pollttion of, 1465; cho'era aind. 1490 134; amputation at the ankle-joint, 243; hip ex- Laburnum poisoning. 1407 Lee, Mr. A. B., the Microtomist Vade-Mecum, rmv., cision. 667 Lady doctor at Amsterdam, 948 1141 Keithl, Dr. A. D., the forceps, a death trap, 163 question in Germany, 992 Dr. P. (G., sporadic diphtheria folioing in- Mr. S., the present position of abdominal sur- Lady doctors, Russian, in Asia, 992 fluenza, 1074 gery, 899 Laffan, Dr. 'Ti., the practical element in medical Leech, Dr., pancreatic cyst, 902 Keller, Dr. 0,, treph-ning in a case of actinomy- education. 219; army doctors and clvil practi- Leeds, proposod samnatorium at, 453 cosis of the brain. 709; obituary notice of, 929 tioners, 461 Lees, Dr. D. B., the influtenza epidemic, 47 Kelynack, Mr. T. N., atropine poisoning by absorp- Lagrange, Dr. F., Physiology of Bodily Exercise, Leeson v. the General Medical Council, 49 tion from the conjunctiva, 421 rev.. 136 Leet, Dr. C. E., death of, 1092 Kennedy, D)r. C., rickets simulating psetido-hyper- Laird-Cox, Mr. W., presentation to. 692 Mr. C. H.. the leprosy case and medical inspec- trophic muscular paralysis, 17 Lamb, Mr. A. D., Specific Unbelief, rev., 963 tion of emigrants at Liverpool, 1278 Kensington, the health of, 337 Lamp. protected surgical electric, history and uses Leeward Islands, the medical service of, 115, 1466 Kent, influenza in, 698 of, 290; the Kochs-Wolz microscope, 426 lepers in, 681 Keratitis, subepithelialis, 550; superficialis punc- Landolt, Dr., palpebral plate, 553 Leg, sarcoma of, 1199 tata, 747; superficial, caused by aniline violet, Lane, Mr. H., Rheumatic Diseases (so-called), rev, Legislation, sanitary, the prospects of, 371 837 ; after influenza, 1016 137 Lehrbuch, der allgemeinen und speciellen Patho- Kernan, Surgeon J., plastic operation for deformity Mr. J. E.. urethral chancres, 959; adhesion of logischen Anatomie, Dr. E. Zeegler, rev, 247; of cheek, 1368 the soft palate to the pharynx, the result of syphi- der pathologischen Mykologie, Dr. P. Baum- Kettle, bronchitis air, 190; bronchitis and croup, 27 lis, 1195 garten, rev., 486 der Kinderkrankheiten fur Kidd, Dr. F., complete prolapse of the cervical zone Dr. J. W., the surgical treatment of impacted Ae'zte und Studirende, Dr. A. Baginsky, rev., nf fiill 9 oi,J TL.mevhoMute!rusIUL preceaJlingsmroAinrl,hnirIiaDousoat,i:DILiiL termJL.form- ,~7g 1a.o..r,IaDoUilr, i,auou 790 June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MBIC'AL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~JOURNAL i- 111IT Leioester, return of vaieatiUon in, 930 eyAt, 800; carotild aneurysm, 724; tubereular lesion of the spinal cord, 771; presentatlon of Lenval prize, the, 337 I,ete lb. graduation robe and hood to, 1027 Lepers at the Cape, 112,1047; American and English Lc n,parochial med~cal ~orders on, 334 McFarland, BrlgadeSurgeon, re-elected president steamboats, 196; in the Leeward Is!ands, 61; in t,: temporo-sphenoidal. abscesses In the, 15, 225 of the North of Ireland Branch of the lBritishi Natal, 694; at Gibraltar, 1407 LO cal government reform, 495 Temperance Association. 126 LeprosY. the inoculation of, 90, 1262; in Zululand, asation of a limited lesion of the spinal cord, Macfarlane, Dr. A. W., Ilisoninia and its Thlera- 1o3; asn analysis of, 118; cases of, 182; the cou- LO775, 866 peuties, rev., 552 of, 279, 9, 917; the of, bch6e, Dr. A., notice of, A. radical umbilical tagiousness propaatiou LI obituary 1108 McGill, Mr. F., treatment of 291; some facts illustrating the early stages of, ocke, Mr. F. S., the diuretic astion of mercuy, 1611 hernia, 428 311, 529; in New Caledonia, 518; family history of LOockie, Dr., a cue of pernicious anaemia, adminis- McGillUvray, Mr. A., new form of eyelid retractor, and marrisge, 021; and its Prevention as Illus- tration of arsenic, transfusion, recovery, 130 1376 ratedl by Norwegian Bxperience, Dr. R. Rose, ockwood, Mr. C. B., excision of the head of the McGowan, Dr. W., pilocarpin in poisoning by bella- rev., 5.3; the etiology of, 555; notes on in various femur and erasion of tihe hip-joint withimmediate donna, 420; case of Cwsarean section for osteo- countries, Oil1; anseusthetic and tubercular, 693; and permanent closure of the wound, 241; retro- malacic Pelvis, 589 in Japan, 698; relation of tuberculosis to, 78&-; peritoneal heriia, 295; Hunterian Lectures on tho McGrath,Mr. T., deatl of, 215 il Armagh Workhlouse, alleged case of, 799; in Morbid Anatomy, Pathology, and Treatment of Macgregor, Dr. A., demonstrations inelinical medl- New Caledonia, 816; the treatmeut of, 853; In Hernia, rev., 431; mammary tumour, 1196; ill- cnlue by, 228 Cyprius, 859; fish and, 1118; new nesthesiometer united Pott'sfracture, ib.; two cases o1 opet ation McHarcy, Mr. M., the artificial maturation of for, 1165; ill tLe Baltic Provinces, 1304; anid the for the relief of strangulated hernia treated withI immature senile cataract by trituratio, 1072, 1428 AtlantiC passenger traffic, 1381, 1400; in Austra- the double cyanides of zinc and mercury, 1247 Mackay, Dr. J. J., charge against, 9165 lasia, 104.5 ocomotor ataxy. the mechanism of suspension in, McKendrick, Dr. J. G., A Textboo)k of Phlivasiology, case, the, and m(dical inspection of emi- 131, 238,746; muscular atrophy in, 760; treatment rev., 364; remnarks on the report of the secolId grants at Liverpool, 1278 of, 1208; suspension in, 1357; deaftness in, 1467 Hyderabad coinmissioi on chloroform, 1345 Committee. See Committee I C. J., death of. oewig, Professor 90 Mackenzie, Dr. D. J., thie sutipport of the perineum, progress reform local easy feeding per Le Quesne, Surgeon,tVictoria Cross presented to, 452 I ,ondon, poor-law anid in, 28; 889 ; an method ot re^tum, 105 Letts, Dr., receives Keith prize of Royal Society, 1442 selfgovernment in, 88; the muzzling order in, Dr. G. H., iltltstiO,iof the larynix, 1088; Leubuscller, Dr. S., effect of drugs on intestinial ab- 111; post-graduate course in, 112, 151, 969; death- case of sarcoma of the tonisil, 1426 sorption. 1213 rate in, 142, 196, 274,;33, 391, 453; iiight medical Dr. H., tuberciular disease with multiple Leucocytosis, inflammatory, 1384 service for, 142; iast, sanitary inspectors for, 143; abscess of the liver, 1070 Dr. S., remarks on diseaes Levels, H[ghlings Jackson's, and the three ther- sanitation ill, 196; zymotic mortality in, 211; in- - various of the case chronic a mic mecthanisnls parallelism between, 949, 1041, fiuenza mortality in. 252., 310, 372. 455; proposedl ski,n, 4; of lead poisoning. 481 ; ease i 0: ; the motor thermogenesis and, 1287 new asylum for, 310, 749; rabies in. 519; the of hyperplasia, 1196; Atddison's disease of long Lewers, Dr. A. H. N., removal of uterine appen- water supply of, 614, 1284; a hospital conImissioln duratiols, ib. dages, 426; a Practical Textbook of the Diseases for, 681; North, proposed convalescent honie for, Mackey, Dr. E lichen lplanuis, 18; demonstrations of W%omen, rev., 1019 690; a street ambulance for, 912., 1321; zyniotic of skin disease, 427 skill disease, 1136 Lewlin, Professor G., celebrates 70th birtlhday, 987 mortality in, 1049; open spaces for, 1322 Mackinnon, Sutirgeon-Major 11. W. A., the Burmah Lewis, Dr. C. J., Fehlng's solution, 1342 London, Dr., decoration of, 1338 campaign, 79 Leyden, Professor B., celebrates 25th aniiversary as Longevity, temperance andi, 1262 McLaclhlan, Dr. J., Applied Anatomy, Surgical, clinical teacher, 816 Longhurst, Dr. A. EB. S., convalescent homes, 936 Medical, and Operative, rev., 245 Libel suit against an army surgeon, 49 IaiALord High Commissioner, the, anid the medical prc- Maclagan, Dr. T. J., the epidemic of infltienliza. 103 Libraryof British MedicalAssociationbookswanted fession. 1266 Maclaren, Dr. U., amputalion at the litp-joilt, 313 for, 40, 315, 807, 1162; list of authors and others of Ilumanity, thie, Mr. F. J. Gant, rev., 963 MeLean, Dr. C.J., adantgerouspractice, 575; ect )l ic whlo hlave presented books to, 100. 315, 685, 806, Lieutenant of Ireland. See Zctland prelilancy in the left Fallopian tube, rupture () 1146. 1162; of the Surgeon-General's Office. U.S. Lowe, Dr., reteniion of urine, 673 1130 Army, lIsdex Catalogue of, rev., 188; medical sale IA- Maister Peter, Accoutint of the Life and Works Maclean, Surgeon-General W. C., an appeil, 1175 of a, 458; of the British Medical Association, pre of, Dr. J. Finlayson, rev, 1205 MacLinitock, Dr. J., salitaryexperts anid the chiarge senltatioll of i,tdical portraits to. 1021 Lowid(les, Mr. F. W., tlle Lords' Conmimittee an(i of obstructing justice, 269 Licellsing qlesttioll, the, dIruggibts and, 1050 hospitals for venereal diseases, 1457 MacMuinn, Mr. J., the radical cure of urethiral stric- Lichen plallus, 18 Lozenges, papalin and cocaine, 191 ture by electrolysis, 1043; anaclhronism of invo- Liebrei3h. Professor, celebrates 25th1 anniversary of Lucas-Champlonniire. M., Le Massage et la Mobil- luntarv muscles. 1486 graddation as M.D., 1115 isation dansle Traitementdes Fracture,. rev.. 1075 M acnamra, Mr. N. C.. malarial neuritis anid neiro- Lite asslirance, without medical examination, 431; Lucilus-quelle water itl the gastlic affections of retiitis, 540; the Utlliversity ot L.oidoi ahid and medical eKamillationll, 642 Lf phthisis, 1277 degrees for Liondon medical students, 810; ritt- Ligat,ire, abdominal, hlistory of a, 1429 LLudwig, Professor, celebrates twenty-fifth anniver- inaticnleuritis at1 nellro-retililtis, 1007; Load Lightlbrne, Dr., death of, 915 sary of iustallatioin as Professorat Leipzig Ulliver- Camperdowi's Committee, 1104 Liglhtholder, universal speclllum. 1078 sity, 396 MeNaughlt, Dr. J., a case of dilatation of the sl om- Linaere, T, proposed memorial to, 731 Luff, Dr. A. P., danger of flIushiing tfhe peritoneuim ach, accompanied by the ertictatiotll of isiflam- Lii,cohli, tuberculous mutton at, :32; the inflnenza with sublimate, 5us; four cases of t in poi-onin,g mable gas. 470 epidemic in, 147 caused by tinned ciherries, 8:33 Macnalghtoon, Dr., and( the Prison Commissioners, Linlilltgow Bridge. typhoid fever at, 56 IfLunacy, the alleged increase of, 376 1381 Lip, syphlilitic chiancere of. 428 Lntiatics, criminal, before trial, 574; criminal In Macpherson, Inspector-General J., deathl of, 732; Liquor, iodi dlecolorations, 191; ouabain, 1078 Belgium, 638; treatillelilt of in America, b54; obituary ilotice of, 758 Lisbon, new neurological journal at, 578; medical pauper, relieving officers and, 867; pauper, re- MacQuibban, Dr. C. M., unique case of extra-uterine practitioners, etc., in, 872 movral of to asylums, 1223; pauper, tempo)rary pregnaincyv. 947 Lismore, outbreak of fever at, 855, 973 custody of, 1227; organised outbreak of, 1264; Macready, Mr. J., on the treatment of Dupuytren's Lister, Mr. C. S., obitutiary notice of, 928 pauper. certilicates for, 1337 contractiont of the palmar fascla, 411 - Sir J., on two cases of long standing disloes- Lung, right, wound of the followed by immediate Macroglossia, 785 lion of both shoulders treated by operaton, wit.l recovery, 75; sarcoma of, 299; surgi.al treatment M'Weeny, Dr., micro-organisms, 213; columnar- further observations on the cyanide of zinic aud of tuberculosis of. 1363; respiratory niovemnents of. celled epithelionsa of the lower jaw, 670; diplither- mercury, 1; proposed statue of, 731 1368; right, rupture of, 13869 ic micro-organisms, 1198; round-celled sarcoma Listerine, 1019 Lunigs, Pathological Condition of hitherto Unde- of the testis, ib. Lithtiotomy, suprapubic, 18, 180, 239, 673,1073, 1191 scribed in America, Dr. F. P. Porcher, rev., 367 Madden, Dr. T. M., congenital absence of vagina, 12419 Lupus (?) of gums and lips. 667 299; universal spectillm liglsthlolder, 1078, 1486; Lithotrity in children, 901 Lusli, Dr. W. V., the influenza epidelilic, 149, 399 honorary degree of MI.D. conferred on lby Texas Litter, the Viaduct ambulance, 306 1 Lutaud, M., Le,ons dc Gyn6iologie Op6ratoire, Medical College, 1127; dilatation instead of sup- Little, Dr. J. F., large spleenL fromn an infant, 296 rev., 904 port of the perineuim, 1287; old fallacies revivtd microscopical specimens of enlarged spleen fron Lvcett, Dr., aims and present position of g)yneco- under new names, 1486 a child, 786 1ogy, 1073 Madeira. or the Canary Islands(?) 59, 115; small-pox Litzmanni, the late Professor, 579 Lyddon, Mr. R., a successfuil case of laparotonsy for at, 442 Liver, hydatids of, 20, 667, 725; the surgical aspect intestinal obstruction, 886 Madras., annual report of the Sanitary Commissioner of abscess of, 61, 120, 172, 268, 328, 889; case o Lynch and Co., Messrs., a new catheter, 961; a for, 210 injury to the, 243; atbscess of secondary to seve, flushing uteritle curette, ib. Famine, Diseases of the, Brigade-Surgeon pelvic peritonitis, 289; syphilis of, 426; caincer o Lyons, the water supply of, 992 A. Porter, rev., 23 the, 667; lhydatid cyst of the causing seriou Madrid, influenza in, 397; death-rate of, 816 dliplacemeut of viscera, 895; multiple abscesse M. Maghemfelt. outbreak of typhus fever at, 1442 of, 1070, 1198; hydatid cyst of, abdominal sectio; Macalister. Professor A., A Textbook of Human Magistratc, the Westmilister and the doctor. 392 for, 1074; unroasted cofee in affections of the Aniatomy. Systematic and Topographical, rev., Magistrates, medical, 13,56,64, 111, 16,867. 872, 146-3 1104; elilarged, with increase of white blood coI 135; appointed member of the Museumns and Lec- Magnetism and Electricity, Elementary Manual of pulscles, 1250; regeneration of the after resection ture-rooms Syndicate at Camnibridige, 215 Professor Jamieson, rev., 1141, 1304 1276 MacAlister, Dr. D., the tIliree therlnal iieelsanisms Maguiire, Dr. R., osteltls deforiians, 1106 Liver)ool,correspondence from,45,267, .323,121R,140( and the motor levels, 1041 Malr, Ir. S., decoration of, 21 1510; hlydrophiobia and Pasteurism, 45; scarlatin McAldowvie, Dr., neurological instruments, 673 Maitland, Surgeon-Major J., varix of the femoral in the police courts, ib.; hospilal appointments Macan, Dr.. a Ciesarean section, 548 lymphatics, 725 iS.; the epidemic of influeniza, 96, 147, 204 McArdle, Mr., the hiigh operation for encysted cal- Malabar. the, the sad story of, 1265 annual meeting of the Medical Institution, 267 cultis, 363 Malaga, yellow fever at, 1520 Dr. Taylor's report on the abattoir, ib.; endowmen McCulloch, Mr. A., a case of idiopathic infiamma- Malaria, spontaneous, rupture of the of the spleen fulid of the Stanley lsospital, ib.; the abattoir al tion of the tongue, 1067 in, 498; hzemophilia occurrilig in, 1301 373, 1218, 1260; sanitary condition of the polik Macdonaldtl, Dr. A D., the forceps and death trap, Malasma in phthisis, 550 offices of, 732; the medical examination of pr 163; the epidemic of influenza, 339; exalgine, 582 Malis, Dr., the prcset position of abdominal Bur soners, 1218; the leprosy case and medical ir Dr. J., hymeneal otstruction, retention gery, P57 spection of emigrants at, 1278; a Swedish lept of menses, 420 Malpraxis, action for in Belgium, 11 in, 1400 McDowell, Dr. E., the house of, 568 Malt extract, standard, 1489 Lloyd, Mr. J., double sessile (imbedded) parovarils Macewen, Dr. W., a case of localisation of a limited Malta fever. See Fever Xvr THM BRITISH MRDICAL JOURNAL. [June0. 28,I 1890. I Mamma, case of excision of, 179; hypertrophied in business of the, 496; meeting of, 113.; presi- Microbiology, in Brual, 42; a manual of, 266 a boy, 364 dent's address, 1252; the examination for D.P.H. Mlicroormem, 1016 Man. nerve supply of the extensor brevis digitorum Glasgow, 1253, 1256, 1257, 1313, 1374; yearly Micro-organisms in tumours, 498; with Special and valvule connidentes in, 300; rumination in, tables, 1253; extension of medical curriculum, Reference to the Etiology of the Infectious Dis- 1276; Wonderful Manikin, Mr. A. Gardenier, rev., ib.; withdrawal of qualifications, ib.; death cer- eaes, Dr. C. Flugge, rev., 844; the destruction of 1304 tificates, the "Medical Register," ib.; diplomas during the proes of inflammation, 1177 Manchester, a coroner's court for, 67; correspond- in sanitary science, 1253, 1316; communication Microsope, the third centenary of the Invention of ence from, 102, 152, 267, 628, 1104; resignation of from the Royal College of Physicians, London, the, 336 office by Principal Greenwood, 102; Royal In- 1254; registration of diplomas of foreign and Middlesex, rabies in, 336, 1051 firimary and tSt. Mary's Hospital, ib.; cremation colonial pracetitioners, 1255; the case of fraudu- Midwifery, chloroform in, 59 society, ib.; Owens College medical school, ib.; lentt entry on the "Register," ib.; petition from Midwife's disease. e Disease the influenza epidemic at, 147, 628; Salfolrd hos- Mr. 3. F. Leeson, 1256; the case of James Midwifery engagements, 48 pital for infectious diseases, 152; seeking tlhe McCully, ib; Midwives Registration Bill. 1257; Midwives, antiseptics for, 505, 851; in their relatio measles, ib.; Manchester Medical Society, ib.; the inspection of examinations for higher registrable to medical men, 682; remarks on, 1524 abuse of the provident dispensaries of, 213:; qualifications, ib.; removal from "S8tudents' Mikulicz, Professor, appointed to the chair of Sllr- Children's Hospital, Pendlebury, 267; Burnley Register," ib.; finance report, ib.; education com- gery at Halle, 661 Hospital, ib.; Aberdeen University Club, ib.; mittee report, 1257, 1305 to 1312, 1313, 1315; report Milan, small-pox at, 1102; Influenza amongst horses Nationial Association of Sanitary Inspectors, ib.; of executive committee, 1314; dental business, at, 1407; typhoid fever in, 1466; opening of co- St. Mary's Hospital antd the Royal Infirmar, ib.; 1314, 1316; new editiohi of recommendations, operative drug store at, 1514 registration of logs at, 458; Local Government 1316; clinical instruction in infectious diseases, Miles, Mr. A., skingrafting, 16 Board inquiry, 628; lospital Stunday. ib ; creima- ib.; system of marking, ib.; the fifth year of Militia, promotions and appointments in the medi- tion at, 1101 medical education, 1317; the extension of the cal staff of, 389.459, 1169; the medi(cl departmnent Mandalay, influenza at, 1050 curriculum, 1375; and the dentists, 1438 of, 752; surgeons in the, 868; abolition of stir- Mandrake, tIhe. 621) Medical Defence Union. See Union in the, 1222 Mann, Dr. J. D., Cheyne-Stokes respiration, 427 men, midwives in their relation to, 682; in MonsMilk, for of, 89; Manning, Dr. H., Too;good v. Wilkes, 462, 582, 7634, Italy. honours to 930, 1025 of, 200;standardadulterationanalysisof, 251; saleinfected,of fromdangertuber- 820, 934 officer of health, for the North Riding, culous cows, 929 Manoeuvres, Easter, 852, 915 1337; salary of, 1519 Milkseller, conviction of a, 866 Manslaughliter, chlarge of against a medical man, 49 officer, poor-law, vacancy of, 274 Millais, Mr. B., the pathogenic microbe of distemper Mantle, Dr. A., the cautses of larvnlgismus in young officers and friendly societies, 387, 633 in dosand its use for protective inoculation, & children, with special reference to its prodtuction officers of health and other practitioners, Millbanik, offer to purchase, 699 by elongation of the uvutla, 286 49, 54, 1114; duties and powers of under the Miller, Mr. A. G., trephtning for abscess of frontal March, Dr. H11. C., the spliygmograph, 6fl7 Notification Act, 54; the office of and partner- sinus, 426; intestinal obstrucetion successfully Marcy, Dr. H. O., subcutticular sututre, 751 ships, 271; county, 311, 334. 374, 386, 618, 851, treated by laparotomy, /b.; laparotomy in a Marks for plhysical efficiency. 793 934, 1150, 1208, 1267, 14.38: and county cotuncils, tubercular child, 1429 Marriage, leprous family history and, 521; age of 452; tenure of office of, 1406 Milligan, Mr. W. B., abscess of the cerebellum fo'. and the price of food, 68:3 officers, poor-law, attendance of on boards lowing otitis media, trephining,death, 231 Marriott, Dr. C. H., cholecystotominy and crushing of guardians, 55; poor law and dispensary, 105; Mills, Mr. J., A Handbook of Quantitative Analysis, of impacted gall stone in cystic duct, 135 absence of from home, 212; of poor-law infirmaries rev , 14.30 Marsh, Mr. F., cerebellar lesion, 80; tumour of and fees for inquests, 312; nomination of substi- Dr. W., A Textbook of Animal Physiology brain, 1135; enchondrotma of rib, resection of por- tutte for, 815; district medical. duties of, 930; and rev., 1074 tion of rib and pleura, respiratory movements of sutperannuation allowances, ib.; sutbstitutes for, Mind, two cases of defective development of, 607 lung, 1368 13:37; as county councillors, isb. Minor, Dr. T. C., The Evil that has been saidl of Marshall, Mr. J. G , the ecbolic action of penny- practitioner. See Practitioner Doctors, rev., 192 royal, 5142 referees of insurance companies, 209 Mirror, dental mouth, 306 - - Dr. L. W.. stone in children, 80; the service. See Service Misunlerstandin g,an unfortunate, 452 value of the jury mast, 1191 tariffs, 1280 Mitchell, Dr. C. M., dental chemistry and metal- Mr. W. (G., retiremenet of, 760 titles, the unqualified assumption of, 1511 lurgy, 790 Martin v. Stubbs, 931 witnesses. *ee Witmiesses - Dr. Kate, The Drink Question, its Social Dr. J., presentation to, 314 ; death of, 1028 Medicine, clinical, the practice of in Europe in 1507, and Medical Aspects, rev., 83 Dr. J. 1B., the climate of Ventior, 163 363; Equilne, a Textbook of the Practice of, Mr. Mole, a large hairy, 84 Martindale, Mr. W., The Extra Pharmacopoeia, W. Robertson, rnv., 487; penny a week, 63:5, 757; Mollibre, M. D., death of, 336 rev., 904 Western, in China, 1111; Forensisc. Toxicology Mollities ossium, influence of operations on, 499; Mason, Mr. 3., proposed testimonial to, 48 and Hygiene, the Essentials of, Mr. C. E. A. cured by oophorectomy, 1496 Massage in intermittent fever, 44; ofthemembrana Semple. rev.. 1201; domestic in the olden time, Molluscum, fibrosam, case of, 12; contagiosum, tympani in catarrlh of the middle ear, 428; re- 1383; the higher, 1493 cause of, 681 marks on, 1073; et la Mobilisation dans le Tratte- Medicines, patent, injurious. liability for the sale Monads in influtenza, 312 ment des Fractures, M. Lucas-Championnitre. of, 254; English, boycotting of in Portuigal, 37:3; Money, Dr. A., nitrate of pilocarpine in nervous rev., 1075; of the membrana tympant and ossicula proprietary, poisonous drugs in, 734, 7:53; patent, attacks, 103; case of heart dlisease withI nervous in chronic catarrh of the middle ear, 1189, 1411 the sale of in Italy, 1228 symptoms, 242; instrumeiital indentation of Masser, Mr. E. C.. fracture of a rib from coughling Melbourne, correspondence fromn, 449, 572; the frontal bone, 242 in a patient with chronic Bright's disease, 953 Atsitralasian Association for the Advancement Monobromacetanilide, cyanosis from,357 Masters, the liability of. 1512 of Science, 449; typhloid fever andi the Royal Monod, M. Ch., Traitd des Maladies dsi Testieltle, Mastitis, puerlperal, 1051 Commission on Sanitatiuoi, 450, 572; the medical rev., 432 Mastoid process, the treatment of suppurative in- school, i6.; the alleged discovery of typhoid Monomania in stealing,1084 flammation of, 707 bacilli in the water supply of, 732'; the sanitary Moncplegia, hysterical, 1275 Masturbation, treatment of, 116I condition of, 987; the prevalence of enteric fever Monsters, acardiac, 199 Materia Medica, Pharmacology, and Therapeutics, at, 1210 Monteith, Mr. J.. the dissoluttion o? bodies in A Treatise on, Drs. J. V. Shoemaker audJ. Atilde, Meldola, Mr. R., the infliuenza epilemic. 154 oceanic depths, 63o rev., 187 Melton Mowbiay, the infltienza epidemic in. 83-t Moon, Dr. F., appeal for, 11.5, 219. 279. 400 Matterson, Dr. W.. obituary notice of, 1043 Melon seed bodi3es from slheath of tendon. 607 Moorbath, the, and its substitutes, 1228 Maude, Mr. A., initltenza, two attacks, 357; nTvus Menopause, uterine, lhvmorrhage after, 1072 Moore, Dr. J. W., angina pectoris in the lieart palsy and maternal impression, 953 Menses, retention of, 420 of acutte specific infective diseases, 363; the inflti- Maxwell, Dr. T., 'rerminologia Medica Polyglotta, Menstruation, precocious, 836 enra epidemic in Dublin, 670 rev., 1372 Mental. See Mind Dr. J. M.. New Zealanid for the Emigrant In- May, Mr. B., msophlagotomy, 80 Menthlol in the hyperemesis of pregnancy, 1332 valid and Tourist, rev., 1200 - Mr. H., the isolationl ot infectious disease, 109 wool, 487 - Dr. N., Pathlological Anatomy of Diseases, M.B. and chemist combination of, 209 Mercury, causation of reduced arterial tension by, rev., 245; ulcerative endocarditis, aneurysm, and M.B.s and the title of Dr., ::33 1241, 1357; the diuretic action of, 1511 amyloid degeneration, 1069 Meals for schlool children, 276 Mered(lithl, Mr. W. A., the present position of abdo- Mr. T., cocygodynia, 301 Measles, notification of, 31; inflammation of Cooper's minal surgery, 896 Dr. W., appointed high sheriff for co. An- glands in, 43; diphthleria and, 75; incubation of, Mesmer, Dr. F. A.. unveiling of monument to, 1261 trim, 255 234; epideimic of at Morley near Leeds, 503; epi- Mesentery, strangulation of the bowel through hole Sir W., The Immediate and General Treat- demric of in the Staffordshire potteries, 636; cold in the, 890 ment of Accidents and Injturies, rev., 188, 397 baths in, 1275 Mesocolon, transverse, cyst of the, 992 Morgan, Mr. F. W. G., obituary notice of, 273 Measutres, liquid and solid, 1410 Mesopotamia, cholera in, 201, 254 Mr. G. B., hydatids of liver, 20 Meat, unsound, imprisonment for selling. 56; tuber- Metcalfe, Mr. G. H., four cases of tin poisoning Mr. J. S., death of, 930 cutlous, 212; tinned, poisoning by. 276; diseased caused by tinned cherries, 833 Morphine, cocaine and, 1367; as an antidote to at Brighton. 312; condemned, action to recover Methylacetanilide. See Exalgine atropine, 1440 the price of. 455; tuberculous, shall we eat, 728, Metre angle in latent and manifest muscular devi- habit, 1470 865; bloodless, 870 ations, note on the, 668 Morphinomania, albuminuria ail. 1275 = Inspection, A Practical Guide to, Professor T. Metritis, chronic, treatment of, 863 Morphology and pathology,the relation of, 350, 415 Walley, rev., 1076; Metrology, the Science of, Hon. E. Noel, rev., 1139 Mortality.excessive infant, 34; on railways, 1115 poisoning, case of, 494 Metropolis. See London Morton, Dr. J., death of, 94; obituary notice of, - trade, thle, and tubercutlosis, 1079 Metrorrhagia, tlhe diagnosis and treatment of, 1298, 272 Mechanisnis, the thlree therinic and the motor levels, 1302; the treatment of, 1484 Mr. J. N., Western Medical School, Glas- 949, 1011, 1105 Michauxl, Dr. M., death of, 1115 gow, 44 Meckel's ganglion, excision of, 162; dliverticulum, Microbe, derivation of, 399; of erysipelas, 746 D)r T. G., Inflammation of the Vermiform 300 Microbes, action of selenious acid on, 505; spore- Appendix, etc., rev., 1019 Medical attendants and medical relations, 1512 bearing and spore-free, effect of heat anid drving Morvan's disease. ,See Disease Council, General, the powers of, 26; Part- on, 1095; action of positive pole on, 1275; in hail- Moscow, gift for asylum for incurables at, 13.16 ridge v., 49, 1107; Leeson v., ib.; the members stones, 1467 Mosler, Professor, pemphigus, 1213 of and the Medical Defence Union, 207, 270; the Mi.robicides, new, 1104 Mother-of-pearl workers, perlostitis of, 910 June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. xvii - Mott, Dr. F. W., report on bilateral associated move- Nephritis, puerperal, 667 Nursing Record, Series of Manuals and Textbooks, ments and on the functional relations of the cor- Nephrolithotomy, the symptoms and conditions Mr. E. S. Bishop, rev., 1304 pus callosum to the motor cortex, 1124; report on which justify, 117; some cases of, 134; case of, Nussbaum, Professor v., illness of, 139; health of associated eye movements produced by unilateral 1250 638; retirement of, 1494 and bilateral faradisation of the monkey's brain, Nephrotomy, two cases of, 550; or nephrectomy, 1419 725 O. Mouillot, Mr. F. A., a successful case of Caesarean Nerve, optic, atrophy of in smokers, 1072 Obersteiner, Dr. H., the Anatomy of the Central section, 1482 supply of the extensor brevis digitorum Nervous Organs, etc., rev., 1487 Mountford, Miss, presentation to, 1051 manus in man and valvulae conniventes in man, Obesity, treatment of, 1246, 1410 Movements, bilaterally associated, report on, 1124 300 Obituary for 1889, 35; of Mr. G. Ashmead, 51; of Muddock, Mr. J. E., the " J. E. M." Guideto Davos tissue, Pal's method of staining, 244 Surgeon-Major C. W. S. Deakin, ib.; of Professor Platz, rev., 1488 Nerves, Injuries and Diseases of and their Surgical Geza v. Antal, 110; of Professor Botkin, ib.; of Dr. Mumps, inifectivity of, 219; bacillus of, 505; influ- Treatment, Mr. A. A. Bowlby, rev., 430; of the J. B. Harrison, ib.; of Mr. G. S. Stiles, ib.; of Dr. enza and, 661 Human Body, Mr. A. W. Hughes, rev., 904; the P. J. Chiapini, 111; of Deputy Surgeon-General Mundie, Dr. G., treatmenit of diphtheria, 59 vasomotor in erysipelas, 1165 T. K. Birnie, ib.; of Deputy Surgeon-General J. Murmur, unusuallv loud systolic, 667 Netley, result of examinations at, 331 Kirkpatrick, 159; of Mr. J. Sharman, ib.; of De- Murray, Dr. H11. M., four sacculated aneurysms Neuritis, malarial and neuro-retinitis, 540; rheu- puty Surgeon-General C. E. Smith, ib.; of Mr. G. arising from a dilated aortic arch, 894 matic and neuro-retinitic, 1007; optic, with Wyllie, 210; of Dr. G. Crawford, ib.; of Sir W. Dr. J., improved stethoscope, 25 hemiplegia, 1017; optic, 1073; peripheral, illus- Gull, 256; of Mr. J. E. Adams, 271; of Dr. T. T. Mr. J. A. H., A New English Dictionary, trations of some less known forms of, 1419 Pyle, 272; of Dr. J. Morton, ib.; of Mr. R. Clayton, rev., 488 Neve, Mr.A., chloroform versus ether, 293 273; of Professor Gulia, ib.; of Mr. F. W. G. Mor- Murrell, Dr. W., Chronic Bronchitis and its Treat- Dr. E. F., severe compound comminuted gan, 273; of Dr. L. H. Sayre, 332; of Professor K. minent, rev., 304; the flavouring agents of the fracture of humerus treated by continuous irriga- Westphal, ib.; of Mr. B. V. Sortain, ib.; of Mr. A. ]Pharmacopaeia, 982 tion, recovery, 74; the propagation of leprosy, Shaw, 393; of Professor E. v. Wahl, ib.; of Mr. E. Muscm volitantes, 301 291 H. Parson, 394; of Sir R. Kane, 454; of Dr. J. B. Muscle, striped, structure and contraction of, 689 Nevill, Mr. J. H. N., The Biology of Daily Life, Wood, ib.; of Professor O. Becker, ib.; of Dr. C. Muscles, involuntary, anachronism of, 1484 rev., 1201 Green, ib.; of Dr. R. Stanistreet, 455; of Dr. D. Mutton, tuberculous at Lincoln, 32 New Caledonia, leprosy in, 578, 816 Page, 516; of Mr. T. Cane, ib.; of Dr. V. Gautier, Muzzle, the value of the, 1382 Newcastle-on-Tyne, the influenza epidemic at, 147; 517; of Mr. H. Branthwaite, ib.; of Surgeon G. H. Muzzling or registration ? 1259, 1321, 1411 correspondence from, 506, 809, 1454; annual Symes, ib.; of Dr. R. H. Bush, ib., of Brigade- - order, the, in London, 111; Mr. Chaplin report of the infirmary, 506; Clinical Society's Surgeon R. W. Davies, ib.; of Dr. W. H. Dixon, on, 199; extension of to Hampshire, 448; pro- banquet, ib.; death of Dr. D. Page, ib.; the health 577; of Dr. G. H. Esbach, ib.; of Dr. R. F. Aiis- posed abrogation of, 1228 department of, 513; the late Dr. Rutherford, worth, 634; of Dr. M. C. Pamo, ib.; of Mr. C. Os- regulations, the new, 85 809; the Pathological Society, ib.; the Clinical win, 697; of Mr. J. G. Forbes, 757; of Dr. E. Bowen, Myelitis, compression, ith and without secondary Society, ib.; removal of dermoid tumour, ib. ib.; of Mr. J. W. Cavanagh, ib.; of Dr. J. Macpher- degenerations, 422 Newell, Dr. F. T. P., presentation to, 1515 son, 758; of Mr. J. H. Rutherford, ib.; of Dr. Myers, Brigade-Surgeon, perforating ulcer of duo- Newman, Mr. A., obituary notice of, 1466 Aquilla Smith, 814; of Professor Trelat, ib.; of Dr. denum, 893 Dr. D., case of laryngeal suppurative H. S. Anderson, ib.; of Mr. C. J. Pocock, ib.; of Myoma of the uterus becoming sarcomatous, 1069 perichondritis without any antecedent disease the Rt. Rev. H. Callaway, 868; of Dr. E. Humby, Myomata, the uterus and, 497 in the larynx. 717; remarks on the report of the 928; of Mr. C. E. Lister, ib.; of Mr. W. H. Walker, Myositis, case of, 183 second Hyderatad commission on chloroform, ib.; of Mr. W. Pollard, ib.; of Dr. O. E. Keller, Myringoplastik, die ersten zehn Jahre der, Pro- 1345 929; of Professor M. Turchi, 986; of Mr. G. Tatham, fessor E. Berthold, rev., 138 Newspapers, prescribing in, 163 ib.; of Mr. G. C. Jonson, 1047; of Dr. R. M. Faw- Myrtle. Dr. A. S., scarlet fever and puerperae, 601; New York, establishmentof female Medical Society cett, 1048; of Brigade-Surgeon M. Houston, ib.; of double ovariotomy in 1882 and nephrectomy in at, 578; the Pasteur Institute at, 1407; and the Dr. W. Matterson, ib.; of Dr. P. Agius, ib.; of Dr. 1889, 782 mnedical service of the Atlantic steamers, 1500 A. Lochee, 1108; of Dr. A. J. Pollock, 1170; of Dr. Dr. J. A., incubation of measles, 234 New South Wales, medical and surgical staff A. Tafani, ib.; of Dr. V. Besser, ib.; of Dr. W. Myxcedema, and sporadic cretinism, 19; a possible equipment for, 638 Pearce, 1225; of Dr. C. W. Jecks. ib.; of Dr. S. R. means of arresting the progress of, 287; cases of, New Zealand, influenza in, 680, 759, 1024; for the Percy, ib.; of Professor F. Scalzi, 1282; of Dr. J. 724; thyroid grafting in, 1467 Emigrant, Invalid, and Tourist, Dr. J. M. Moore, P. Bramwell, ib.; of Dr. M. M. de Bartolom6, 1335; Myxofibroma (?) of pelvis of uterus, 296 rev., 1200 of Dr. R. C. R. Jordan, ib.; of Dr. R. H. S. Car- Nice, dengue fever at, 850 penter, 1336; of Dr. G. T. Fincham, ito.; of Mr. N. Nichols, Mr. F. B., the surgical aspect of hepatic R. Eminson, 1466; of Mr. A. Newman, ib.; of Dr. Nnvus, lymphatic, of tongue, 785; and maternal abscess, 268 W. H. Paine, 1517 impression, 953 Nicolls, Dr. J., death of, 737 Objectives, microscopic, 734 Nails, symmetrical trophic affection of, 667; pecu- Nisbet, Mr. W. B., poisoning by belladonna lini- Obstetrics, a Textbook of, Dr. F. Winckel, rev., 142.1 liar aifection of the, 1073; finger, impurities un- ment, 720 Obstruction, intestinal, 363; hymeneal, retention der, 1207 Nitrate of pilocarpine in nervous attacks, 10:3 of menses, 420; hymeneal, a bibliographical note, Nairne, Mr. J. S., the discussion at the Medical Nitrous oxide, etherised, method of administering 508 Society, 1219 as an anaesthetic in minor surgery, 126 O'Callaghan, Dr., the present position of abdominal Naismith, Surgeon-Major, presentation to, 1513 No cure, no pay, 925 surgery, 958 Name, what's in a, 1520 Nodules, rheumatic, case of, 481 Oculist, an Indian, 88 Napier of Magdala, the late Lord, 194 Noel, Hon. E., The Science of Metrology, rev., 1139 Odessa, alcoholic poisoning at, 698; the director- Napier, Dr. A. D. L., the eebolic action of penny- Noman, Dr. D. van H., Casuistique et Diagnostic ship of the bacteriological laboratory, 1261; hy- royal, 661; the surgical treatment of impacted Photographique des Maladies de la Peau, rev., giene in, 1283 labour, 750, 921 305 (Edema, neonatorum, 403; migratory, 1196 Naples, polluted oysters at, the supposed cause of Nomenclature, anatomical, 1025 CEsophagotomy, 80, 1103 typhoid, 1055 Norman, Dr. C., the boarding-out system for the (Esophagus, stricture of, treated by gastrostomy, Naregamia, tincture of as an expectorant, 746, 1090 insane, 1137; acute confusional insanity, 1486 243; retention tubes for constriction of, 426 ; coIn- Nares, posterior, congenital occlusion of, 1277 North, Mr. B., a Handbook of Quantitative Analysis, genital stricture of in a puppy, 521; cancer of Nasal. See Nose rev., 1430 eroding trachea, 785; stricture of, 1014 Nash. Mr. T. Ll., the representation of Dublin Uni- Northampton, the influenza epidemic at, 148 O'Farrell, Brigade-Surgeon J., M.D., case of suici- versity, 1278 Norton, Mr. A. T., epithelioma of the rectum, ex- dal gunshot wound, 721 Naso-phlarynx, growths in the, 183; the question of cision, restoration of function, 1134 Officers, sanitary, and local authorities, 1152 anmsthetics in operations for adenoid growths in, Mr. H. H., tracheotomy under difficulties, Oglesby, Mr. H. N., the prophylaxis of canine dis- 835 1130 temper, 984 Natal, lepers in, 694 Norway, medical districts, etc., in, 872 O'Grady, Dr. W. F., scientific evidence at inquests, Nature, the Invisible Powers of, Mr. E. M. Caillard, Nose, hnmatoma of septum of, 178; tumour of, 105 rev., 83 483 Ogston, Professor, case of intracranial suppura- Navy, Royal, promotions and appointments in the Nostrums for inebriety, 579 tion, trephining, and evacuation of pus, death, medical staff of, 50, 1Q6, 156, 210, 270. 331, 388, 452, Notitication, of measles, 31; of infectious disease, necropsy, 891 510, 575, 695, 752,812, 868, 926, 985, 1044.1107, 1169, 182, 183, 1227; of infectious disease and hospital Ohm, G. S., proposed memorial to, 1326 1222, 1281, 1334, 1403, 1463, 1513; examiners for ad- accommodation, 273; expenses and uses of, 374; Oil, carbolised in the treatment of scabes, 781 mission to medical staff of, 309; the health of the, of cases of puerperal fever anld erysipelas, 682, 750; Ointment introducer, intrauterine, 138 :381; result of examination for medical staff of, the uses of, 796; in Brazil, 855; in South America, Old Age, Dr. G. M. Humphry, rev., 302 509; Lord George Hamilton on the estimates for, 872 Oliver, Dr. J., cyclic h2ematuriaof four years' dura- 633; good service pensions, 752; sound teeth in, Nottingham, the influenza epidemic at, 147 tion in a woman, aged 63, 178; sudden extro- 868; revised regulations for admission of surgeons Nugent, Dr. J., resigns inspectorship of lunatic version of the vagina in a mulliparous female, to, 1380 asylums in Ireland, 565; kn'ghted, 617 478; cellulitis of the anterio: abdominal wall, Neale, Dr. R., turning rendered easy by placing the Nuisance injurious to health, the removal of, 439 occurring after a premature birth without evi- patient in the genu-pectoral position, 1055 Nunn, Mr. T. W., cystic disease of breast compli- dence of co-existing pelvic disturbance, 1068 Neck, removal of a very largetumour from the, 1422 cated with cancer, 1193 - Dr. T., hemiplegia accompanied by loss of Necrosis of atlas, 299; glycerine as a dressing in, Nurses, in an infectious hospital, are they entitled speech in children, 204 478; central of radius without suppuration, 785 to medical orders as paupers? 109, 274; cottage, Oilier, Professor, elected honorary member of the Neech, Dr. J. T., hysterical galactorrhcea, 399; 461; registration of, 732, 816; District, a Guide to, German Surgical Society, 930 d(liphtheria and the cow, 574 Mrs. Dacre Craveni, rev., 904; nonconformist, Omentum, cancer of, 422; primary cancer of, 1136 Needleworkers, phthisis amid, 1052 1055; trained, for the sick poor, 1284; trained, O'Neill, Dr. H., suprapubic lithotomy, 1073, 1191 Negroes trained as medical practitioners in Malta, convalescent home for, ib.; pauper, 1518 Oophorectomy, mollities ossium cured by, 1496 1338 Nursing, Medical and Surgical, Manuals of, Mr. L. Openshaw, Mr., malformed uterus, 299 Neoplasms, rectal, 670 Humphry and Dr. C. J. Cullingworth, rev., 304; Operation, plastic, 667 Nephrectorny, partial, for injury, 134; for large sar- of Sick Childrel, Handbook of, Miss C. J. Wood, Operations, major on old people, 177; in hospitals, coma of the capsule of the left kidney, 665 ; nephro- rev., 431; division of labour in, 990; in workhouse the right to perform, 496; influence of on mol- tomv or. In a vonny --'--y -1- I 725:-1@- I successfulw v -- - - Xy Vvu-i5 child.%,-..%AV1149 infirmaries.s sAu s *uvs *wo s 1214s i s litus^s v Ws ossium,vess z s 499vv v lviui THB BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL [June 28, 1890, , , ! ,T .... Ophtbalmia, at Hanwell, 89; neonatorum, the pre- Parites of fish, 794 Perimrdltis, rheum&Ua, with delirium, 1012 vention of, 438 Parhini-Bonfante, Dr. A., death of, 991 Perichondritis, laryngel suppurative, ce of, 717 Ophlthalmoscope, new refractory, 135 Paris, influenza epidemic in, 41, 97, 149, 204, 627, Periglyph, the Ameran, 2Q Opium, cultivatlon of in Russia, 1050; the sale of, 746, 863, 1010, 1104, 127., 1331; correspondence Periseum, the support of the, 889; dilatation in- 1168 from. 43. 102, 265, 321, 383, 448. 504. 570. 626. 746, stead of support of the, 1009, 1119, 1232, 1287, 1313 Oratory, after dinner, 1401 862, 922, 981. 1039, 1103, 116b, 1275. 1330, 1508; Periostitis of mother of pearl workers, 910 Orbit, 1hydatidtl of the, 179 ; removal of large foreign general news from, 43. 102, 266, 322, 449, Peritoneum, dangers of flushing with sublimate body fromn withlout injury to sight, 1429 505, 570, 627, 746, 863, 1040, 1104, 1275. 1331, 1508; 435, 08; drainage of the, 683; dIsappearance ,of Orchitis ill small-pox, 1207 the death-rate in. 196, 274, 333. 39, 465; papilloma of, 1406 Orders, parochial umedtlical, on I an, 334; confirma- sight medical service in, 518; cremation in, Peritonitis, septlc germs in, 496, 581; acuite dilfftse tion of, 1519 688; foreign students at, 760; referred students auppurative laparotomy for, 896; treated by in. Orexin. 1508 at faculties of, 816; foutndlings I;in, the mu- eisilon, 902; septic, 907 Organs, female sexual, relation of to mental diseases. nicipal council of and hypnotism. 901; the sanita- Perityphlitis, 18 1401 tion of restaurant kitchens in, ib.; asylum for in- Persia, cholera in. 254, 949; high death-rate in, 276; Ormsbv, Dr. J., treatment of perspiring feet, 1231; curable vagrants in, ib; vote of 270,000 francs by influenza in, 373 circumcision for phitmosis after spyhillis, 1286 municipal council of for sleeping place for desti- Personality, double, 1143 Mr. L. H., surgical operatiou chart, 219 tute pregnant womnen, 1050; dearth of dissecting Pessary, insanity cure-t by a, 15, 242; a long rc- Os, rigid, 820 material in, 1089; whooping-cough In, 1295; adul- tained, 606; buckle, 1197 Osburne. Dr. C. A. P., the character of the rash in teration in. 1521 Petition in favour of Lord Dunraven's Bill for the influenza, 202 Parke, Surgeon, decoration of, 142. 4,33. 1262; College of Surgeons, 1100 Osmosis, experiments with living and dead mem- arrives at Alexandria, 48; at Calro, 276, 336; query Pharmacopceia."i'ewt German, 3.11; ltussian brames, 165 as to official recognition of services of, 388; move- Army, 518; Swiss. revisioti of, 6AP; Brit il,, Costl- Osteitis deformans, 724, 1196 ments of, 816; diinner to. 968, 1148, 1207, 1268. panion to the latest Editiosn of the. Mr. P. quire, Osteochos,dro,na, successful removal of the entire 1326, 1391; gold medal of British Medical Associa- rev., 844; British. flavoutrifig alents of thle, 98) upper extremity for, 131 tion awarded to, 1024; Stanley's eulogy of, 1088; Italian. the revision of, 991; the Britislh Ienarks Osteofibroma, removal of the facial bones for, 384 doctors or offlcers. 1402; houours to, 1383; the on, 1270, 1390. 1446 Osteoinyelitis, chronic. in pernicious anxemia, 232; army medical staff and, 1442 Pharmacy. the LatiniGrammar of, Mr. J. Ince, rev., chronic of femur, 962 Parker, Dr. G., cases of myxcedema. 724 305; in Portugal, 872 Osteotomy in club-foot, 481; for the relief of mal- Parkes, Dr. L. C., Hygiene and Public Hiealth, rev., Pharynx, necrosis of, 667; adheslion of soft palate formation after fracture, 1196 187 to. the result of syphilis, 1195 Oswin, Mr. C., obituary notice of, 697 Parliament, medicine and puLlic hygiene in, 381; Phlilipson, Mr. W., Prize Essay on the Suspension Othaematoma, 20 medical notes in. 4,56, 511, 576. 634, 696. 755. 812, of Carriages, rev., 675 Otitis media. See Ear, middle 927, 987, 1046. 1108. 1169, 1226, 1231, 1335, 1403, Phillips, Dlr. L., the Medical Defence Union and Otorrlise, operations for, 69 1458, 1516; bills in, relating to public health, 610; members of the General Medical Coutceil, 27o Ouaba!li as an anesthetic, 746; in whooping-cough, "blocking" bills in, 969 Dr. S., two cases of Erb's paralysis, 481; 950 Parrott, Mr. P. G., Bell's paralysis, 179; excision of case of rheumatic noduiles, ih.; case of I1sydarthro- Out-patient, the cost of an, 756 mamma, ib. sis, ib.; on the symptoms connected with the cir- Out-patients at county lunatic asylums, 39, 252; Parson, Mr. E. H., obituary notice of, 394 culation In diphtheria, 960 evening, 970 __ Dr. H. F., the epidemic of inflnenza, 102 Philoeophy,Synthetic, an Bpitome of thle, Mr. F. Hi Ovaries, dermoid cysts of the, 80, 242 Parsons, Dr. F. It., sutimmer holiday, 521 Collins, rev., 22 Ovariotomy, the father of, W68; doutible, in 1882 and Dr. J. I., cancer of the breast treated by Phimosis after syphilis, clrcumeision for, 1286 nephrectomy in 1889, 782; death from visceral electricity, 960 Phlebitis followinig iniluenza, 952, 1010 affections after, 85t; per rectum, after labour, 13124 Mr., death of, 396 Phosphorescesice of crustacea, 883 Ovary, apoplexy of the, cystic dilatation without Particulars" of adulteration, 616 Phosphoruts in rickets, 215; in diabetes, 23 rupture, 605 Partner, new, introducing a, 1045; duty of as to Phlotophobia cured by anssthetising the auditory Owen, Mr. E., the sutirgeryof infancyand childhood, club patients, 1280 catnal, 505 77,181, 297; harelip and cleft palate, 1196 Partniership and the office of metdical officer of Phlresiologies, the old and new, 86 - Sir R., the health of, 561, 814, 681, 850, 909 health, 271; accountsof. 926; the accounts of,1045 Plihthiisis, pulmonary, salts of copper in, 102; psul- Ox, thie I}iseaes and Disorders of the, rev., 1019 Partridlge v. the General Medical Council, 49, 1107 monary asid larylgeal, ib.; should pregiancy be Oxford, the influenza epidemic at, 148; St. John Passengers, grateful. 930 Ierminated premnaturely int a case of ?> 132, 328; Ambulaince Association at, 1338; suummer meeting Pasteur Institute. See Institut contagious character of, 265; in Berlin, 457; tlhe at, 1495 M., elected member of the Academy of etiology anid prevention of, 46.3, 523, 5S5, 647 ; case Oxygen inhiialations In diphtheria, 1503 Moral and Political Diseases. lParis, 145; and the of with psoas abscess, 481; on the treatment of Oysters polluted, at Naples, the supposed cause of rabbit pest in Australia, 615, 692; presentiation Io. listula in, 546, 832; malasma in, 550; treatme,nt typhoid, 1055 1209,1260; the ChiefConstable of Clitheroc v., 1493 of by carbonic acid, 564, 1144; the infectivity of, P. Pasteurism in Cuba, 718 682; chronic with unusuial dislocation of the Pabst, M. A., Agenda dii Climiste, rev, 1076 Pastilles, antiseptic, 21; Soden mineral, 487; sul- heart, 724; in the French army, 746; prophlivlaxis Pa.ddington, d!pntheria in, 14195 phonal, ib. of on French railways, 992; anid needleworkers, Page, Dr. D., obituary notice of, 516 Patella, treatment of fracture of 841; ease of com- 1052; treatmtent of by the inhalation of silper- Paget, Mr. C. B., 8altord Inifectiouts Hospital, 270 pound comminuitei fraNct,ire of, 11i. heated air, 1249; laryngeal, 1250; Luciusqielle Mr. S., dtiodenal nlcer atter a burn, 128; vil- Pathsologie, die ailgemeine, Dr. M. Klebs, rev., 185 water in the gastiic aftectioins of, 1277 lous disease of blad(der, 426; case of imperforate Pathology and morphology, the relation of, 350, Phlysical cutlture, 216 rectum and imperforate anus, 661; lupus (?)of 415; Atlas of Illustrtions of, rev., 432 Phlysicians, couisulting, at lunatic asylums, 756 gums and lips, 617; cancerof breast, 1016 Patients, and practitioners, 157; statements hy, Phiysiology of Bodily Exercise, Dr. F. Lagrange, Paget's Disease. See Disease 220; fever, improper treatmenit of, 411; ltunatic. rev., 136; textbooks of, 279; a Textbook of, Dr. Paine, Dr. W. H., obituary notice of, 1517 755; the question of vested interests in, 1107,1223 J. G. McKendrick, rev., 364; Uilversal Printciples Paisley, the sanitary condition of, 377; opening of Patmore, Mr. T. D., the influenza epidemic, 203 of, Dr. C. Calleja,. rev., 485; Animal, a Textbook hospital for tick poor at, 1486 Paul, Mr. F. T., gastro-enterostomy, 1167 of. Dr. W. Mills. rev.. 1074 Palate, soft, adhesion of to phlarynx and the result Pauper, what is a ? 55 Pilkiugton, Mr. F.W., Cheyne-Stokes res,iration,819 of syphills, 1195; cleft, lharelip and, 1196 PAyment, thequestion of in infectious hospitals. 1015 Pilocarpin, traumatic isijury to labyrinthl of riglht - hook, self retaining, reinarks on, 1481 Peschey, Mr. G. C., treatment of masturbation, 116 ear treated by injections of, 2.31; in poisonisig by Palermo, antirabic inoculation at, 1270 Pearce, Dr. W., obituary notice of, 1225 belladonna, 420; labyrinthliine deafness treatelI by, Pallbs, Chief Baron, anpointed to the Senate of the Pearson, Dr. C. Y., undescended testicle. 483; uter- 1125, 1300; in dryness of the tonigise, 1366 Royal University, 94 ine and urethral electrolysis, ib.; Pin, abdominal abscess causet by a, 1074 Palm, Dr. T. A., admission of aseptic air into the Mr. F. T., medical officers and friendly Pine products, Austrian, 1202 pleura, 1245 societies, 633 Pisani, Surgeon L. J., urethral calculus attachled to Palmerston, Lord, on influenza, 280 Dr. J., diphtheria, 429; peritonitis treated ani old lithotomy scar, 661 Palpitation, recurrent, 724 by incision, 902 Pitt, Dr. G. N., on sosime cerebral lesions, 613, 771, Pal s method of staininig nerve tissute, 244 Peas, tinned, copper in, 1279 827; the diagnosis of pancreatlc tusrsotsr, 127,8 Palsy, congenital and infantile cerebral, two cases Peau, Casuistique et Diagnostic Photographique Placenta, the, in arrested pregnancy, 1148 of, 283 des Maladies de la, Dr. D.Von H. Normai, rer., 305 Placenta previa, previous rupture of the uterus, Pamo, Dr. M. G., obituary notice of, 634 Pectoralis major, defective, 699 recovery. 494; treatment of, 1070, 1136 Panbotano, 570 "Peculiar People," small-pox amongst the, 433 Plant, the Flowering, as illustrating the First Prin- Pancreas, primary carcinoma of thle, 296; successful Pediculi capitis, treatment of, 1055 ciples of Botany, Mr. 3. R. A. Davis, rev., 674 remioval of a catincerous tumoutir from, 561 Petper, Dr., the effects of extirpation of the creeliac Plasmodia malaris, 747 Papilloma, of uvula, 298; diffuse, of bladder, 544; plexus, 1327 Plaster, porous india-rubber belladonna spread on of the peritoneum, disappearance of, 1496 Pelvis, hydatids of the, 427; contracted, 429; myxo- kid, 25 Paquet, Dr., death of, 571 matous tumours removed from, 960; retentionll of Plate, palpebral, 553 Paradise for strong-minded women, 630 urine from a hydatid cyst in the, 1218; a floating Playgrounds., putblic, the closing of, 971 Paralyses, which occur diuring the first two yeatrs of spleen in the, 1440 Pleura, admission of aseptic air in,to, 1245; surg.c.al life, the pathology of, 281; of childhood, 285, 760 Pembrey, Mr. M. S., elected to Radcliffe travelling treatment of tuberculosis of, 1363 Paralysis, general of the insane, suirgical treatment studentship, 636 Pleurisy, tubercular origituof efflTsions in, 183; sali- of, 8, 11,157, 749. 1364; pseudo-hypertrophic mus- Pemnphigus, acute, 129; Professor Mosler on, 1213 cylate of so(lium in, 808 ; with effutsioi, Ithe treal - cular, rickets simulating. 16; general, cerebral Penberthy, Mr. J., thte prophylaxis of canine dis- ment of, 1161; puirulent, different forms of asnd syphilis anid, 88; Bell's, 179; ascsiinding spisial, temper, 1042 their microbes, 1331 334; alcoholic, the spinial cord( in, 427; lrb's, two Penis, epithelioma of, 1074 Pleuritic. See Pleurisy cases of, 481; general of the insane, 607; pseu(do- Pennyroyal, the ecboric action of. 542, 661 Plexus, cceliac, effects of extirpation of, 1327 hypertrophic, 673; general of the insane, the Penrith, the influenza epidemic at, 148 Plumbers, education and registration of, 216; regi:- warnings of, 777, 784; Landry's, 1127; rheumatic, People, the Peculiar, in America, 88 tered for Devon and Cornwall, 931 treatment of, 1165 Pepsalia, 1489 Plumbing, sanitary, 577, 1173 Parmyoclonus multiplex. 426 Pptones as food, 163 Plumbism, Clinical and Chemical OLservations on, Paraplegia, ataxic, 183; hereditary infantile spastic, Percival, Mr. T., scarlet fever and puerpere, 780 Dr. John Brown, rev., 138 993; from syphilitic disease of cord, 1371 Percy, Dr. B. It., obituary notice of, 1225 Plymouth,small-pox at, 796, 913 June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. xix = = Pneumatology. Medical, Essay on, Mr. J. N. De- H. W. Stacey, 867; to Mr. H. C. Hopkins, 872; semilunar cartilage of knee-joint, 242; the Surgi- marquay, 188 to Mr. P. M. Scatliff, ib.; to Mr. Jas. Gibson, 930; cal Treatment of the Common Deformities of Pneumonia, notes on an epidemic of, 134; influenza to Dr. J. S. Harvey, ib.; to Professor Hermann, Children, rev., 486 and, 352; Acute Lobar, the Mortality of, Drs. C. 991; to Dr. J. W. B. Pogson, 992; to Mr. E. Skin- Pye-Smith, Dr.. acute universal desquamative der- W. Townsend and A. Corlidye, jun., rev., 609; sub- ner, ib.; to Dr. Ben Hall, ib.; to Mr. A. W. Harris, matitis following the administration of chloral- acute indurative, 722 ib.; to Miss Mountford, 1051; to Mr. C. T. Grif- amide, 546 Pocket Book, the Professional, rev., 487 fiths, 1115; to Dr. J. W. Richardson, 1174; to M. Pyle, Dr. T. T., obituary notice of, 272 Pocock, Mr. T. W., the will of, 276 Pasteur, 1209, 1260; to Dr. J. Davies, 1228; to Pylorectomy, case of, 323; remarks on, 997, 1013, Pogson, Dr. J. W. B., presentation to, 992 Professor J. Wood, 1321; to Dr. T. J. Stafford, 1105; and gastro-enterostomy, 1220 Point, a novel. 1512 1338; to Dr. Barnard, ib.; to Dr. W. Taylor, ib.; Pyocyanic acid, action of in the development of Poisoning, by lead, 18; by coal gas, ib.; by creolin, to Mr. J. J. Tweed, 1373; to Sergeant R. R. charbon, 265 92; by coal fumes and smoke, 178; accidental, Sleman, 1407; to Dr. Pope, 1465; to Surgeon-Major Pyrexia in the puerperal state, 672 215; by water gas, 253; by tinned meat, 276; by Naismith, 1513; to Dr. F. T. P. Newell, 1515 anilides, 288; by belladonna liniment, 720; by Preservatives, boracic, 84 Q. tinned cherries, 833; by uterine injections of cor- Press, the, and the medical charities, 907 Quackery, the openl door of, 4; crusade against, in roside sublimate, 1040; by chloroform taken by Preston, Mr. G., an outbreak of influenza on board Italy, 458, 1226 the mouth, 1089; facilities for, 1149 the industrial training ship Mount Edgcumbe, 477 Qualifications, medical, 196; Irish and Scotch, Eng- Poisons, in preparatory preparations, 734, 753; post- Price, Mr. E. D., Hazell's Annual for 1890, rev., 83 lish hospitals and, 1028 mortem imbibition of, 796; sale of, 968; the sale Prichard, Mr. A., pulsating exophthalmos, 724 Quiller, Mr. C. T., isits of courtesy, 925 and dispensing of, 1023; sale of to irresponsible Prince Albert Victor in Inidia, 216 Quinine, the price of, 276, 803; proposed substitute persons. 1332 Prince Bismarck as a patient, 1437; on the effects for, 639 Poland, obituary in 1889, 36 of modern education, 1471 chocolates, 191 Poland, Mr. J., treatment of -fracture of the patel- Prince of Wales accepts presidentship of College of water, aromatic, 964 la, 841 State Medicine, 816 Quinton, Dr. R. F., an epidemic of influenza in a Policlinico Generale, meetings of medical staff of, 458 Pringle, Surgeon-Major R., enteric fever in India, prison, 417 Police force, sickness aud mortality of the, 982 1196 R. Politics and public appointments, 915; of poverty, Prison, epidemic of influenza in a, 417 Rabagliati, Dr. A., radical cure of hernia, 19; 965 Privilege, medical, 330 intestinal obstruction, ib. Pollard, Mr. W., obituary notice of, 928 Prize, the Senval, 337; the Alvarenga, 579, 1223; Ilabbit, half vertebra in a, 664 Mr. R., the influenza epidemic, 399 the Riberi, 760; the Jacksonian, award of, 910; pest in Australia, M. Pasteur and, 615, 692 Pollock, Dr. A. J., obitutary notice of, 1170 Prizes to medical students, 1052 Rabies, paralytic, the nervous system in, 265; in Mr. C. S., deathl of, 699 Profession, the medical, and prevention of disease, Middlesex, 336. 1051; dental origin of, 383; in Polypus, intussusception of jejunum in an adult 702; and the House of Lords, 934; the Lord High London, 519; the transmission of, 626; lost dogs due to a, 76 Commissioner and. 1266 and, 760 Polypi, disseminated of the large intestine becom- Prolapsis recti, appliance for the treatment of, 190 Rabow, Dr., cold in the head. 934 inig malignant, 1195 Propaganda, a patriotic, 1264 Radius, central, necrosis of without suppuration, 785 Poole, Mr. T. D., a case of influenza and aphasia, Protection, drugs and, 1407 Rae, Dr. M. J., a Practical Treatise on Eczema and 1190 Prostitutes, regulations of in France, 746 its Treatment, rev., 23 Poor, the housing of the, 48, 311, 329, 438, 795, 970, Proverbs, Maxims and Phrases, Mr. R. Christy, rev., Staff-Surgeois W. M., the epidemic of influenza, 1406 26 339 Pope, Dr. F., the influenza epidemic, 147; malasma Providence, medical, in France, 1115 Railways. mortality on, 1115 in phthisis, 550; Popow, Dr. L. W., appointed to Prurigo, Hebra's, the pathology of, 1149 Rainsford, Mr. H., temporary stammering coming chair of therapeutics in the Military Medical Aca- Prussia, instrtuctions to midwives in, 518 on with tonsillitis, 1009 demy of St. Petersburg, 1173 Pseudo-eczema from contact with sulphate of cop- Rake, Dr. B., sequel to two cases of amputation for Population, the floating, 699; a stationary, 1226 per, 383 leprotic gangrene, 477 Porcher, Dr. F. P., A Pathological Condition of the Pseudo-peritonitis in hysteria, 401 Mr. W. V., twin pregnancy, a healthy and a Lump, etc., rev., 367 Psilosis (linguse et mucosse intestini). 1357 macerated fo-tus, 129 Porrigo, decalvans, treatment of, 862 Psoriasis, tender feet in, 547; successful inoculation Ranking, Dr. G. S. A., Talini-I-ZabWn-I-Urdu, rev., Porro-Caesarean operation, results of in all countries of, 872 305 to the close of 1888, 68, 154, 508, 573 Psorospermia in relation to tumour formation, 1193 Ranney, Dr. A. L., Lectures on Nervous Diseases, Porro's operation for atresia vaginm, 1467 Psorospermise, Paget's disease of nipple with, 664 rev., 1487 Porter, Brigade-Surgeon A., The Diseases of the Ptomaine or ptomine? 1219 Ransford, Mr. T. D., a case of concealed accidental Madras Famine, rev., 23 Public Health, England, health of principal towns hsaemorrhage, 780 Nurse, death of, 376 of, 55, 109, 159, 212, 274, 334, 392, 456, 513, 577, 637, Ransome, Dr. A., on the etiology and prevention of Mr. W. E.. the management of impacted 697. 759, 815, 871, 929, 988, 1050, 1114, 1171, 1227, phthisis, 463, 523, 585, 647 labour, 1279, 1401 1283,1337,1406,1465,1519; English urban mortality Ranula glandulae Nuhnii, 1276 Portsmouthl, typhoid fever in the dockyard of, 194 in the fourth quarter of 1889, 108; are nurses in a Raori resiss, 1275 Portugal, obituary in, ill 1889, 36; influenza in, 373, hospital for infectious disease entitled to medical Ratcliffe, Dr., hydatid cyst of brain, 1135 760; boycotting of English medicines in, ib.; orders as paupers? 109; the true death-rates of Raverty, Dr. H., sudden death of, 35 pharmacy in, 872; sale of saccharin in, 930 London districts during the last quarter of 1889, Raynaud's disease. See Disease Potteries, epidemic of measles in, 636 158; zymotic mortality in London, 211; reports Rechlerches cliniques et th6rapeutiques sur l'Epi- Pott's fracture, illunited, 1196 of medical officers of health, Rastrick, 217; Epping lepsie, l'Hyst6rie et l'Idiotie, Dr. Bourneville, Poverty, politics of, 965 Rural, 230; St. Pancras, 382; Wellingborough rev., 1302 Powders. narcotic soothing, 1323 Rural, ib.; Basford Rural, 514; Berkshire combi- "Recorder, the London Medical," 279 Power, Mr. D'A., repair after rupture of the spleen nation, ib.; Birkenhead, ib.; Bilston, ib.; Dublin, Rectum, imperforate, operation for, 177; and Anus, and kidney, 295; the varying effects of violence ib.; Islington, 515; Isle of Wight Rural, ib.; Diseases of the, Mr. H. Cripps, rev., 367; imper- in producing fractures, 894 Stapleton, ib.; Sending Rural, 7b.; West Sussex forate, case of, 664; stricture of, puncture of Practice, purchase of, 219; irregular, the Apothe- combination, ib.; Bexhill, 759; Hastings, ib. ; Kid- intestine in, 673; adtnoma of the, 962; epitheli- caries'Society and, 509, 926; illegal, 633; irregu- derminster, ib.; Towcester Rural, ib.; Keynsham oma of, excision, etc., 1134 lar, 867; a dangerous, 875; in British Columbia, R. S. D., 1214; Torquay, 1337; Cheltenham, 1338; Redmond, Mr. J., multiple abscesses of the liver, 1287, 1472; unqualified, 1333 Aston Manor, 1499; Harwich, 1519; of Englandand 1198 Practitioner, an advertising, 754 Wales during 1889,333; Englishurban mortality in Reeves, Surgeon F. C., hydatid of the liver, 725 Practitioners, civil, doctors 400, army and, 59, 163, 1889, 390; the registrar-general's quarterly return, Mr. H. A., removal of uterine fibroid, 606; 461, 581, 642; patients and, 157; medical, the law 391, 1112; true death-rates of London sanitary faecal extravasation into the peritoneal cavity, and equity of attacks on, 307; English, in France, districts for 1889, 512; the sanitary staff of the 661; case of Rokitansky's tumour, 669; the pre- 310, 340, 495, 615; medical, in Germany, 330; legal, London vestries, 513; bills in Parliament relating sent position of abdominal surgery, 958 on the practiceof unqualified assista-ts, 574; clubs to, 610; English urban mortality in the first quarter Referees, medical. See Medical and, 867; surgical instrument makers as, 876 of 1890, 988; the true death-rates of London dis- Register, the Medical," 853; the Medical Stu- Pregnancies, long interval between, 521 tricts during the first quarter of 1889, 1112 dents', 912 Pregnancy, ruptutred tubal, 15; vomiting in, 43, Ireland, health of principal towns of, Registration, muzzling or? 1259, 1321, 1411 903; first, late in married life, 112, 234, 358; twin, 55, 109, 159, 213, 275, 334, 393, 456, 577, 697, 759. Rliegnier, Dr., gains prize for essay on hypnotism, 129; should it be terminated prematurely in a 815, 930, 990, 1050, 1171, 1227, 1283, 1465, 1519 578; L'Intoxication Chronique par la Morphine, case of phthisis? 132, 329; early, 179; ovarian, Scotland, health of principal towns rev., 1488 alleged case of, 197; the duration of, 440; twin, of, 5i5. 109, 159, 212. 274,334, 393, 456, 513, 577, 637, Reid, Mr. A. P., Stirpiculture or the Ascent of Man, fcetus papyraceus in, 499; multiple, 601; extra- 697. 759, 815. 871, 930, 990, 1050, 1171, 1227, 1283, rev., 1431 uterine, tinique case of, 947; extrauterine, 1041; 1337, 1465, 1519 Mr. E. W., osmosis experiments with living extrauterine, early diagnosis of, 1043; ectopic in Puerperal, scarlet fever and, 75, 234, 292, 601, 602, and dead membranes, 165 the broad ligament, 1041 ; hmmorrhages occurring 719, 780, 1068 Rein, new safety driving, 25 during, 1065; removal of fibroma during, 1084; Putlse, hiigh t-nsion and albuminuria, the connect- Relieving officers a'sd pauper lunatics, 867 ectopic in the left Fallopian tube, 1130; arrested, ing link between. 65; infrequenit with epilepti- Remedies, new, new diseases and, 910 the placenta in, 1148; menthol in the hyper- form attacks, 1068; the during chloroform anaes- Rentonl, Dr. T. C., note on a new form of protective emesis of, 1382; spurious, simulating ectopic ges- thesia, 1425 gauze tissue, 1367 tation, 1427 Pupil reaction, paradoxical case of, 216 Ilenon, Dr. J., Diphtheria, its Antiseptic Treat- Prescription, toxic, 761; consultants and, 1280 Puppy, congenital stricture of oesophagus in a, 521 ment, rev., 726 Presentation to Mr. H. J. Cameron. 35; to Surgeon- Purgatives, abuse of, 1324 Renshaw, Mr. J., appointed honorary secretary of Major Vacy-Ashi, 160; to Mr. J. P. Bates, 216; to Ptirpura hsemorrhagica, 79 the Midland Branch of the British Dental Asso- Dr. J. Martin, 314; to Dr. J. S. Cameron, 318; to Putschmann, Dr. T., Geschichte des medicinischen ciation, 1227 staff of Dewsbutry Infirmary, 336; to Mr. J. Wil- Unterrichts, etc., rev., 484 Rentoul, Dr. R. R., proposed public medical service, liams, 518; to Mr. Sweeting, 565; to Dr. B. Rice, Puttrefaction in the depths of the sea, 310, 630, 694 52; out-patient hoskital reform, 106, 394; the 638; to Dr. G. P. Cope, 681; to Mr. W. Laird-Cox, Pyaemia, the treatment of consequent upon disease abuse of the Manchester provident dispensaries, 692; to Mr. W. R. Rice. 699; to Dr. W. J. Smyth, of the middle ear, and unas3ociated with throm- 213; The Causes and Treatment of Abortion, rnv., 725; to Dr. G. S. Woodhead, 736, 1090; to Mr. J. bosis of the lateral sinus, 1480 247; medical staffs on medical charity commit- J. Weaver, 807; to Mr. G. Bower, ib.; to Mr. W. Pye, Mr. Walter, successful removal of internal tees, 635; select committee on medical charity xx THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. fJune 28, 1890. .f organisation, 869; a new form of medical charity Rose, Mr. W., carotid aneurysm, 666; inguinal Scabies, carbolised oil in the treatment of, 781 abuse, 1111; the Midwives Registration Bill, 1471 colotomy, ib. Scalenus, case of ossifying? 481 Respiration, forced, 495 Rosenthal, Professor M.. death of, 111 Scalzi, Psofesser F.. obituary notice of, 1282 Rlespirator, an improved sanitary and antiseptic, Ross, Surgeon R., the effect of chill in prodlucing Scarlet fever. See Fever 1078 malarial fever, 1317 Scatliff, Mr. P. M., presentation to, 872 Responsibility, inebriate criminal, 111; and inheri- Rostrevor, development of as a health resort, 973 Schnee, Dr. E., Diabetes, its Cause and Permanent tance, 848 Roth, Mr. B., splint for foot-drop, 24 Cure, etc.. rev., 189 Restaurants, insanitary, 1323 Rotherham, the wage limit at, 335 Schneider, Dr.. death of, 1407 Retinol in vaginitis, 1103 Rothziegel, Dr. A., strophanthin, 1327 Scholtz, Dr. W. C., the influenza epidemic at the Revilliod, Professor, on nervous symptoms and Routh, Dr. A., urethral diverticula, 361 Cape, 600 complications of influenza, 981 Ruata, Dr. G., the alleged increase of consumption School, me:ical, entering in summer session, 702 Revington, J)r. G., the sutrgical treatment of general at San Remo, 1279; Italian vital statistics, 1457 New York Post traduate Medical, progress paralysis of the insane, 749 Rubidium-ammonium bromide in epilepsy, 43 of, 493 Reynolds, Dr. E. S., spinal cord in alcoholic para- Ruffer, Dr. M. A., the destruction of micro-organ- volunteer brigade, formation of, 518 lysis, 427 isms during the process of inflammation, 1177 Western Medical, Glasgow, correction, 48 Rheumatic Diseases (So-called), with Original Sug- Rules, new, of the Commissioners in Lunacy, 846 Schools, London Board, enteric fever at, 31; gestions for more clearly defining them, Messrs. Rumination in man, 1276 tary supervision of, 252; London Board, sanitary H. Lane and C. T. Griffiths, rev., 137 Russell, Mr. R. H., chronic intestinal obstruction condition of, 374; King Edward's for girls, out- Rheumatism, its treatment past and present, etc., following injury, laparotomy, 1296 break of influenza in, 418; medical, a eulogy on, 359; acute, value of salicin and salicylate of soda Mr. W. M., eucalyptus rostrata in the 743; insanitary board, 872; civic and train- in, 954; German baths for, 1286 treatment of sea-sickness, 419 ing in, 913; London Board, infectious disease in, Rhinolith, case of, 478 Russia, obituary in in 1889, 36; the epidemic in, 989; Banstead(l Down, influenza in, 1015; the Rthinoscleroma, the bacillus of, 747 46; public health in, 501; the government of closing of, epidemic scarlet fever and, 1321; vital Rhone, analysis of the waters of, 627 and cholera, 623, 699; honours to medical men in, statistics as to the population of, 1435; sanitary Rib, fracture of from coughing, 953 992; cultivations of opium in, 1050; punishment state of, 1518 Rice, Dr. B., presentation to, 638 for adulteration in, 1173; medical societies in, Schott, Dr., acute overstrain of the heart and its Dr. G., influenza in Banstead Down Schools, 1283 treatment, 1159 1015 89 Rutherford, Professor, structure and contraction of Schron, Professor, at Naples, - Buda- Mr. R., venesection in puerperal eclampsia, 1300 striped muscle, 689 Schulek, Dr. W., elected inagnificus of Richardson, Dr. J. W., presentation to, 1174 Mr. J. H., obituary rotice of, 758 Pesth University, 1520 Rickets, simulating, pseudo-hypertrophic muscular Ryan-Tenison, Dr. E. H., the climate of Bexhill-on- Science, botaniical, endowment of, 875 paralysis, 16; the causation of, 90; phosphorus in, Sea, 220, 279; the sale of opium, 1168; the sale of Sclerema neonatorum, 403, 439 215 poisons to irresponsible persons, 1332 Scleroderma, case of, 548 Ricord, Dr. P., proposed monument to, 699 Rydygier, Dr., decoration of, 578 Scopola, 92 Ried, Professor, celebrates 80th birthday, 518 Scotland, the influenza epidemic in, 149; medical Rigidity with exaggerated tendon reaction and S. officers of health in, 618; Plea for a reform of cerebellar reflux, 541 Sable intestinel, 295 the University Teaching in, Dr. J. Finlayson, Rigor mortis, 498 Saccharin in cystitis, 91; tablets, 201 ; sale of in rev., 906 Ringwood, Mr. J., inflammation of Cowper's glands Portugal, 930; report on by Supreme Sanitary Scott, Dr. J. A., rectal neoplasms, 670 in dengue, 129; dengue fever in Kells, co. Meath, Council of Vienna, 991 Scovell, Mr. A. C., at 670 Sacchi, Dr. A., death of, 685 small-pox hospitals, 811 Ringworm, treatment of by'chrysarobin, 1090 Saddle, improvfd cycle, 306 Screw clamp, deformities cf the extremities treated Riordan, Surgeon-Major W. B., Manual for Army Sadler, Dr. M. T., the etiology of influenza, 328 by means of, 1006 relations 1094 Medical Services, rev., 1017 Sainsbury, Dr., cerebral symptoms accompanyirg Scrofula, lupus, tuberculosis, of, from a 1192 Risk, Surgeon E. J. E., dengue and influenza, 60, disease of the middle ear, 1132 Scurvy, bones case of, a in of 694 357; case of traumatic injury to labyrinth of St. Bernard's Well, Edinburgh, 1385, 1498 Sea, putrefaction the depths the, 310, 630, right ear successfully treated by injections of St. Petersburg. trichinre at, 1338 salts, 487 pilocarpin, 234 Salet, M. G., Agenda du Chimiste, rev. 1076 sickness, eucalyptus rostrata in the Riviera, the correspondence from, 44 Salford, laying of foundation stone of sanatorium of, 419; a new remedy for, 1067 Rivington, Mr., sarcoma of foot, 298; exostosis of for, 1338 - water and the nutrition of animals, 198, tibia, ib.; stricture of cesophagus, 1014; the coming Salicin, effect of on excretion of uric acidcl and value 387, 399 election at the College of Surgeons, 1457 of air in acute rheumatism, 954 Seamen, defective hearing in, 629 1432 Rizine, Salicylate of quinine, solution of, 1078 Seaton, Dr. E., clinical at the fever Roaring in horses cured by operation, 337 of sodium in cholelithiasis and pleurisy, pitals, 387 Robben Island, new leper hospital at, 872, 1047 808; effect on excretion of uric acid and value of Selenious acid, action microbes, Mr. on innervation Roberts, C., English and foreign health resorts, in acute rheumatism, 954 Semon, Dr. F., of 127, 387; colour blindness, 572 Salicylic acid, artificial, 59; and its impulrities. 492 the larynx, 175; Die Frage des Ueberganges Dr. D. C., abdominal section for hydatid acids and their salts in rheumatism, 359 gutartiger Kehlkopfgeschwiilste bosartlge cyst of the lower, 1074; ovarian tumour, ib. Salol as a diagnostic agent, 1400 speciell nach intralaryngealen Operationen, rev., Dr. S., the epidemic of influenza, 244; Salts, chemical, developed in living organisms, 1140 scleroderma, 548 1147 Semple, Mr. C. A., Medi- Sir W., on the history of the uric acid in of copper in pulmonary phthisis, 102 cine, Toxicology, and Hygiene, rev., 1201 the with Albuminurie urine, reference to the formation of uric of hypiodous acid, 952 Senator, Professor H., physio- acid concretions and deposits, 721; a contribution Salufer, pr:eparations of, 84 logisches uuid klinischer Behandlung, rcv., 432; to the chemistry of gout, 1369 Salzer, Dr. F., appointed professor of surgery at chronic Bright's disease, Robertson, Mr. G. M., report on an epidemic of in- Utrecht, 1338 Septicremia, vaccination and, 1227 fluenza new 25 at Morningside, 228 Sambucus niger, 265 Serjeant, Mr. W. H., safety driving rein, --- Dr. W., a curious case of occlusion of the Sanatorium for Consumptives at Gorbersdorf, the Servaes, Mr. F. C., case multiple pregnancy, choanae, 178 management of, 930 Service, proposed public medical, 52, 276, 634; night W. civil national Mr. A., Textbook of the Practice of Sandwith, Mr. F. M., Egypt as a Health Resort, medical for London, 142; medical, Equine Medicine, rev., 487 rev., 189 hospitals and, 635; Poor-law medical,

Mr. G. the of 54 Robins, N., fasting man, 764, 819, 876. Sang (du) et de ses Alterations Anatomiques, Pro- Sewage small towns, 935, 996, 1056 fessor G. Hayem, rev., 21 Sewer gas hospitals, Robinson, Surgeon-Major B. S., fibroid thickening Sanitarium of the East, the, 976 ventilation, 989, 1114 the tinnitus of splenic capsule, 420 Lowis, large donation to, 1173 Sexton, Dr. S., operation for and

H. ossicles otor- Mr. B., epithelioma of eyelid (?) Sanitary authorities, the obligations of, 1436 due to immobilisation of the crateriform ulcer, 296; loose body from knee joint, Sanitary Institutions, English, etc., Sir J. Simon, rhcea, 69 544; duct carcinoma of breast, 1070 rev., 550, 608 Shadwell, Mr. St. C., suburban hospitals, Robson, Mr. A. W. M., laparotomyin pelvic abscess, Sanitas oil, soluble, 964 16 669; the present position of abdominal surgery, San Remo, sanitation in, 44; home for invalid Sharman, Mr. J., obituary notice of, 159 898; operative treatment of dislocations irreduc- ladies at, ib.; English Club at, ib.; alleged preva- Sharp, Mr. A., case of hydatid the orbit, 179 ible by ordinary means, 962; gastro-enterostomy, lence of consumption at, 1026, 1104, 1167, 1279 Shattock, AMr, malformation of generative organs 1167; a case of gastrostomy. 1295 Sansom, Dr. A. E., the reform of the University of in foaetus. 296 Mr. T. A., unfounded charge against, 509 London, 385; the rapid heart, 1070 Shaw, the late Mr. A., 251; obituary notice of, 393 Roche, Dr. J., should pregnancy be terminated pre- - Dr. S., on mitral stenosis in children, 15 Dr. J. B., intracranial turmour, 301 in cases maturely of phthisis ? 329; venesectionin Santha tea, 1489 Shawe, Dr. T. C., surgical of general inflammation, 1055 Sarcoma, of foot, 298; of lung, 299; of kidney, ib.; paralysis, 1364 incubation 542 Irish and Rltheln, of, and aneurysm of popliteal artery, 422; of fibula Sheahan, Dr. D. A., diplomas Englishl Rogers, Surgeon-Major J. S., notes on the medical and tibia, 427; large, of the capsule of the left hospitals, 1344 organisation of the Egyptian army, 446 kidney, nephrectomy for, 665; of femur, ampuita- Sheard, Mr. W. F., uterine disease discovered Rolleston, Dr., desquamation in the third week of tion of hip-joint for, 725; myeloid, of femur, 903; death, 462 enteric fever, 132; multiple tubercular strictures calcifying, of breast, 1192; round-celled, of testis, Sheen, Dr. A., the influenza epidemic, 146; two cases of the colon, 1192; volvulus of the small intestine, 1198; of leg, 1199; of the tonsil, 1426 of trephining, 235; The Workhoarse and( its 1125 Sarell, Dr. R., decoration of, 910 cal Officer, rev., 964; epithelioma primarily affect- Romberg, Dr., the innervation of the heart, 1213 Saundby, Dr. R., "Lectures on Bright's Disease," ing the tonsil, 1130 Rome,correspondence from, 748 translated into German, 355; diabetes after in- Shleffield, lead poisoning at, 32, 45, 207, 506, 974; Ronaldson, Mr. T., tetanoid convulsions in an in- fluenza, 1067 correspondence from, 45, 207, 506, 628, 809, 981, fant, 1429 Savage, Dr. G. H., the warnings of general para- 1104, 1331, 1454; the muzzling order, 45; "Se- Roose, Dr. R., Leprosy and its Prevention, etc., rev., lysis of the insane, 777 quah," ib.; the influenza epidemic at, 148, 204; 553 Sawtell, Dr. T. H., English and foreign health re- gifts to hospitals at, 506; nursing of paupers at, Rose, Dr. G., atropine poisoning, 607 sorts, 329 628; deaths of medical men at, ib.; - Dr. H. C., the Rose and Cooper Defence Sayre, Dr. L. H., death of, 215; obituary notice of, societies in, 787; the tuberculosis question, 809; ih S- nial- h Fund, 1231; 1268, 1411 W29 porairLAnf1~OInUDr.T/.aLW~Vaw, to.; '-ev-exCPT nospiu,t,,SWn -u.; June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JO URAL. xxi - Children's Hospital, ib.; deathl from pneumonia, Smith, Dr. R. T., ruptured ovarian cyst, 242; t:eat- datid cyst of the liver, ib.; ovarian tumour, ib.; ib.; typhus in, 902; prevenlion of cruelty to ment of pelvic abscess, 606 flat foot, ib. children, 982; ambulance corps at a military - Dr. d. W., hospitals and the working classes, Society, Cremation, Hamburg, site for crematorium, tournament, ib.; lead and the public water supply .335 etc, 1283 at, 1104; recovery of value of condemned meat, Dr. T. G., influenza, 425 Cyprus, meeting of, 1339 ib.; diminution of lead in the water supply of, Dr. W., extra-pleural abs2ess, simulating Epidemiologicalof London, leprosy, 182; 1331; the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty empyema. 17 typhus fever, ib.; Malta fever, 482; eucalyptus in to Children, ib.; a petroleuse, ib. Dr. W. G., medicated soaps, 1486 scarlet fever, 723; influenza in France, 1015; in- Sheldwick, scarlet fever at, 56 Mr. W. R., appointed medical officer to the fluenza in Banstead Down School, ib.; enteric Shelly, Mr. C. E., Medical Officers of Schllools' Asso- London School Board, 614 fever in India, 1197 ; dengue fever in the Fiji ciation and influtenza, 924 tSurgeon-Major W. R., volunteer medical Islands, 1485 Sherrington, Mr. C. S., note on bilateral degenera- staff dinner, 1281 French, for help of the wounded, general tion in the pyramidal tracts resulting from uni- Smoke, factory, the new attack upon, 1318 meeting, 1520 lateral cortical lesion, 14 abatement, meeting at Mansion House, re, G(ynmecological, British, fibrous tumour of Sheward, Mr. R., meteorological observations at 1212 the uterus, 15; ruptured tubal pregnancy, ib.; Eastbourne, 115 nuisance, the, 583, 911, 1263 ectopic gestation, ib.; insanity cured by a pes- Shock, surgical, deaths from, 440 Smoker, a centenarian inveterate, 993 sary, 15, 242; ectopic gestation, 242; sloughing Shoemaker, Dr. J. V., A Treatise on Materia Medica, Smokers, optic nerve atrophy in, 1072 of bladder -wall, ib.; exhibit, ib.; specimens, Pharmacology, and Therapeutics, rev., 187 Smyly, Dr. P. C., appointted physician to the Vice- 242, 960, 1073, 1429; dermoid cyst of both Shoulder-presentations, 13 in one patient, 1521 regal Court of Ireland, 565 ovaries, 242; ruptured ovarian cyst, ib.; presi- Shoulders, two cases of long standing dislocation Smyth, Dr. J. W., presentation to, 725 dent's address, 242, 298; financial report, ib.; of, 1 Dr. S., first pregnancy late in life, 358 cancer of the uterus, 298; epithelioma on Shrewsbury, the influenza epidemic at, 148 Sneezing, paroxysmal, local treatment in, 1230 site of specific ulcer, 606; removal of uterine Sibley, Dr. W., psorospermia in relation to tumour Snell, Mr. S., medical societies in Sheffield, 787; fibroid, itb.; epithelioma of the uterus, ib.; a long formation, 1193 artificial ripening of cataract, Forster's operation, retained pessary, ib.; laparotomy followed by - Mr. W. K., the University of Strassburg, 99, 1423 fmcal fisttila and tetanus, lb.; treatment of pelvic 379, 443; hospital reform in Berlin, 275; the UJni- Snow, Dr. H., The General Thlleory of Cancer Form- abscess, ib.; case of Rokitansky's tumour, 669; versity of Berlin, 619, 804, 856 ation, rev., 305; the working of the New Lunacy laparotomy in pelvic abscess, itb.; myxomatous Sigmoid flexure, cancer of the, 299 Act, a warning, 1278; epithelioma primarily tumour removed from the pelvis, 960; portable Silcock, Mr. A. Q., acromegaly, etc., 19 affecting the tonsil, 1287 operating table, 1073; new electrode, ib.; the aims Silk, Karswood rubber, 84 Soaps, toilet, 615; medicated, 1486 an I present position of gynecology, 1073, 1197; Dr. J. F. W., a method of admistering etherised Societies, friendly, and their medical officers, 387, pessary, 1197; on the diagnosis and treatment of nitrous oxide as a general anesthetic in minor 633; the Medical and original work, 563; medical metrorrhagia, 1302; tumours of the pelvis simu- surgery, 126 in Sheffield, 787; medical aid, 1333 lating ovarian tumours, 1429; intestinal obstruc- Simon, Sir J., English Sanitary Institutions Re- Society, Anatomical, of Great Britain and Ireland, tion, tb. viewed in their Course of Development, and in reports to Collective Investigation Committee of, Harveian, of London, list of officers, etc., some of their Political and Social Relations, rev., 851 57, 216; aural complications in acute specific 550, 608 of Apothecaries. See Apothecaries fevers, 78; albuminuria, 362; cases, etc, 482, 606; Simpson, Mr. J. C., suggestion in hypnotism, 624; Belfast, for Providling Nurses for the Sick surgical sequele of fever, 482; warnings of general diagnosis of pancreatic turmour, 1043; the causa- Poor, annual meeting of, 1092 paralysis of the insane, 784; exhibit, ib.; urethral tion of reduced arterial tension by mercury, Charity Organisation, Glasgow, statistics chancres, 959; on the symptoms connected with 1467 of, 34 the circulation in diphtheria, 960; treatment of Sims, Dr. M.. statue to, 731 City of London Truss, annual repor', 397 placenita praevia, 1071; uterine haemorrhage after Sinus, lateral, operation for septic thrombosis of Clinical, of London, officers and council, the menopause not depending on malignant consecutive to animal disease, 783; longitudinal, 112; case of traumatic aneurysm of the back fol- growths, 1072; adhesion of the soft palate to the complete thrombosis of the, 1133 lowing a fracture-dislocation of the spine in the pharynx the result of syphilis, 1195; hare lip and Sister Rose Gertrude starts for Molokai, 210 dorso-lumbar region and presumably conniected cleft palate, 1196; migrating cedema, ib.; osteitis cases of Skerritt, Dr. E. M., an ingenious imposition, 452 with the lumbararteries, 131 ; case of hremorrhagic deformans, ib.; mammary tumour, ib.; Skin, remarks on various diseases of the, 4; demon' varicella, 132; desquamation in the third week of osteotomy for the relief of malposition after frac- strations of disease of, 427; electric currents in enteric fever, ib.; annual meeting of, 143; two ture, ib.; ill-united Pott's fracture, ib.; a case of the, 846; transplantation of in butrns, 862; mul- rare cases of sacculated vesical calculi in the male hyperplasia, ib.; Addison's disease of long dura- tiple atheroma of, 863; calcifying adenoma of, successfully removed by suprapubic lithotomy, tion, ib. 895; physiology of the, 1032; disease of the, 1136; 239; calculus impacted in the ureter, removed by a Health, value of to a community, 93 hydroxylamin in diseases of, 1207; aristol in dis- operation, 240; excision of the head of the femur Humane, Glasgow, report of, 565 eases of the, ib. and erasion of the hip-joint with immeliate and Hunterian, papilloma of uvula, 298; sarco- ma of ib.; exostosis of ib.; malformed - grafting, case of, 16 permanent closure of the wound. 241 ; living spe- foot, tibia, Skinner, Dr. G. L., proposed public medical service, cimens, 423, 665, 783, 895, 1133; two cases of uterus, 299; sarcoma of lung, ib.; sarcoma of kid- 53 thrombosis of the cerebral sinuses and veins, 423; ney, ib.; necrosis of atlas, zb.; pyemia abscess of Mr. E., presentation to, 992 trephining for old hemiplegia accompanied by sternum, ib.; cancerof sigmoid flexure, ib.; officers Dr. E. W., elected mayor of Winchlelsea, severe headache, 424; biliary fistulhe with escape and council, 458; president's address, 547; tender 872 of biliary calculi, 425; the late Sir W. Gull, 438; feet in psoriasis, ib.,; glycosuria, ib.; gumma of Skottowe, Dr. A. J. F., dengue fever in the Fiji two cases of glandular tumour of the tongue, 545; the head, 667; cancer of the liver, ib.; puerperal Islands, 1485 Cheyne-Stokes breathiingin glandular kidney, ib.; nephritis, ib.; sebaceous cyst of umbilicus, ib.; Skull, punctured fracture of, 725; senile hypertropliy diabetic coma treated by the injection of saline tubercle of thyroid, ib.; hydatid of liver, ib.; my- and senile atrophy ot the, 1248 fluid into the veins, ib.; acute universal de- eloid epulis, 668; salivary calculus, ib.; Paget's Sleep, Mr. F., foreign body in the air passages, squamative dermatitis following the administra- disease of nipple, ib.; puerperal fever, 841; cases, 219 tion of chloralamide, 546; abdominal nephrec- 900; bronchoce'e, 1014; amenorrhcea from shock, Sleman, Sergeant R. R., presentation to, 1407 tomy for large sarcoma of the capsule of the left ib.; stricture of cesophagus, ib.; treatment of ery- Small-pox, among the "Peculiar People," 438; at kidney or of the suprarenal capsule, recovery, 665; sipelas, 1015 Madeira. 442; at Plymouth, 796, 913; and vaccin- ruptured small intestine, ib.; enlargement of the Meflical Aid, covering the, 208; remarks on ation, 872; at Milan, 1102; boric acid and gly- spleen, 782; double ovariotomy in 1882 and ne- the, 755 cerine as an application in, 1104; deaths from in phrectomy in 1889, ib.; an obscure case of acute Medical, of Cardiff, hydatids of the pelvis, the first quarter of 1889, 1115; orchitis in, 1206; abdominal obstrucetion in a boy, aged 10, laparo- 427; borax in epilepsy, 901 in Italy, 1223; mortality from in Sweden, 1339 tomy, removal of the suppurating appendix ver- ---- Medical, Hong Kong, Transactions of the, Smirnoff, Dr. S., Etude suir la Syphilis et son Traite- miformis, recovery, ib.; hydatid cyst of the liver, rev., 138; the Transactions of the, 934 ment, rev., 1432 causing serious displacement of viscera, opera- Medical, of Leicester, specimens, 135, 550; Smith, admitted as on the tion, death, 895; acute diffuse suppurative peri- cholecystotomy and crushing of impaired gall Staff-Sergeant, surgeon stone In duct, 135; medical staff, 200 tonitis, laparotomy, recovery, 896; tubercular cystic cholecystotomy, ib.; Dr. Aquilla, death of, 737; obituary notice ulceration of the bladder in whlich recovery fol- vital force, ib.; cases, 550; melasma in phthisis, of, 814 lowed scraping of the disease through a supra- 550; keratitis subepithelialis, ib.; two cases of - Mr. Alder, Medical Officers of Schools Associ- pubic incision after failure of other methods of nephrotomy, ib. ation and influenza, 924 treatment, 1011; rheumatic pericarditis with de- Medical, of London, on mitral stenosis in on a case of abscess in the left tem- - Deputy Surgeon-General C. E., obituary no- lirium, 1012; gastric ulcer, symptoms of perfora- children, 15; tice 159 tion, peritonitis, abscess bursting into bowel, 1013; poro-sphenoidal lobe, ib.; surgery of infancy and of, notes on an of -Dr. E., A Practical Trea'ise on Disease in Raynaud's disease in a girl 10 years of age, ib.; childhood, 77, 181, 297; epidemic Children, rev., 790 cerebral symptoms accompanying disease of the pneumonia, 131; on some cases of nephrolitho- Mr. stricture of in middle'ear, operation on the ear, complete cessa- tomy and a case of partial nephrectomy for in- F., congenital cesophagus tubercular a 521 tion of the symptoms, 1133; complete thrombosis jury, ib.; case of basic cavity, 241; puppy, for descended - Dr. and 1227 of the longitudinal sinus, zb.; epithelioma of the operation partially testicle, ib.; G., septicsemia vaccination, cases of Thomsen's two cases of com- - Mr. two cases of acute intestinal ob- rectum, excision, restoration of function, 1134; disease, ib.; J. G., removal associ.sted with enormous secretion of retention of urine from a hydatid cyst of the pelvis, plete epispadias, 242; successful of inter- strucetion nal semilunar of case of peritoneal fluid, abdominal section and recovery 1248; a case of thyroid tumour, apparently ma- cartilage knee-joint, ib.; in each, 833; the present position of abdominal lignant, which all but disappeared after trache- heart disease with nervous symptoms, ib.; instru- surgery, 956 otomy, renewed growth in an undoubted sarco- mental indentation of frontal bone, ib.; experi- Dr. J. T., dorsal dislocation of metacarpal matous form, 1249; urethral stricture four years ments on anaesthetics, 359; influenza, 42.3; case 951 after electrolysis, encysted vesical calculi, three of phthisis and psoas abscess, 481; osteotomy in bones, case of scalenus - Mr. J. carcinoma of the 479 operations by lithotrity and three by suprapubic club-foot, ib.; ossifying (?), ib.; W., thyroid, case of two cases of Erb's M-r. in the of lithotomy, one of which was performed through elephantiasis, ib.; para- N., bone-drilling neighbourhood - and 508 the. . perineum, i6.;. cases illustratingI.,...... the treatment- lysis, ib.; case of rheumatic nodules, ib.; case of inflamned joints elsewhere, 416, case of severe valvular disease of - Dr. the will of, 215 of phthisis by hot air, ib.; report on incubation hydrathrosis, ib.; Protheroe, case of chronic lead - Dr. R. P., the surgical treatment of general and infective periods, 1250 heart, ib.; poisoning, ib.; paralysis, 11; the epidemic of influenza, 96; the Clinical, of Manchester, abdominal abs3ess case of recurrent granular urethritis, ib.; annual clinical study of insanity, 693 caused by a pin, 1074; abdominal section for hy- meeting, 546; on the treatment of fistula in THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June A8, 18O. = phthisis, ib.; presidential address, 605; paroxys- simulating pseudo-hypertrophicemuscular paraly- Hanover Square, 8.51; four cases of vaginal hyste- mal hurry of the heart, ib.; treatment of lateral sis, 16; skin-grafting, ib.; progressive idiopathic rectomy, 1134; ectopia viscerum, 1427; spurious curvature of the spine, ib.; annual dinner of, 616; muscular atrophy in a young child, tb.; the cysto- pregnancy simulating ectopic gestation, ib.; fever carotid aneurysm, 666; inguinal colotomy, ib.; scope, 17; cyst of the inferior turbinated body, ib.; in childbed, ib. unusually loud systolic murmur, 667; operation the technique of laparotomy, ib.; paramyoclonus Society, Obstetrical and Gynaecological, Glasgow, for horseshoe fistula, it.; athetosis after injury, multiplex, 426; pancreatic cyst successfully vomiting in the later months of pregnancy, 903 ib.; hip excision, ib.; symmetrical trophic affec- treated by abdominal section, ib.; trephining for Obstetrical and Gynaecological, for North tion of nails, ib.; necrosis of pharynx, ib.; plastic abscess of the frontal sinus, ib retention tubes of England, proposal for a, 57; officers, etc., of, operation, ib.; congenital hemihypertrophy of for constriction of the cesophagus. ib. ; the Koch's- 277; specimens, 1199 ; papers, ib. the knee and of certain toes, ib.; cystocopic view Wolz microscope lamp, ib.; syphilis of liver and Odontological, of Great Britain, list of of a bladder diverticulum, ib.; lupus (?) of gums brain, ib.; fatty hernia, ib.; intestinal obstruction officers, etc., 216; teeth in dermoid cyst, 591 and lips, 667; abdominal surgery, ib.; subacute successfully treated by laparotomy, ib.; the influ- Ophthalmological, French Congress of, 1165 indurative pneumonia, 722; treatment of Dupuy- enza epidemic, 669; removal of large foreign body Ophthalmological, of the United Kingdom, tren's finger contraction, ib.; list of officers of, 760; from orbit without injury to sight, 1429; lapa- glaucoma after extraction of cataract, 297; card operations for septic thrombosis of the lateral rotomy il a tubercular child, ib. specimens. ib.; si ecimens, 298,669, 1072, 1429; special meeting of, sinus consecutive to aural disease, 783; case of exhibits, ib.; tetanoid convulsionis in an infant, 613; case of primary glaucoma at the age of 22, pernicious anaemia, 784; the present position of ib.; history of an abdominal ligature, ib. 668; case of spontaneous purulent hyalitis niine abdominal surgery, 896, 955; pylorectomy, 1013; Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Leeds and West Rid- months after stuccessful cataract extraction, ib.; the annual orationl, the rapid heart, 1070; recep- ing, tubercular origin of pleuritic effusions, 183; niote on the metre angle in latent and muscular tion, 1071 the compulsory notification of infectious disease, deviations, ib.; on the immediate effect of teno- Society ,Medical, of Manchester, list of officers, etc., ib.; pathological specimens, 184, 428, 549, 672, 962, tomny on tlle concomitancy of a squint, 669; cor- 160; '£ msen's disease, 429; intrathoracic sup- 1250; functional disturbances of speech, 428; radi- neal tumours (fibroma), in a man, aged 72, 1072; puration without rise of temperature, ib.; epide- cal treatmenit of umbilical hernia, ib.; massage optic nierve atrophy illsmokers, ib.; the artificial mic influenza, 430; loose bodies in the knee-joint, of the membrana tympani in catarrh of the mid- maturation of immature seniile cataract by tritu- 607; two cases of defective mental development, dle ear, ib.; cases, 428, 786, 1250; exhibit, 428; rationi, 1072, 1428; artilicial ripening of cataract, ib.; the sphygmograph, ib.; brain disease in here- cysticdisease of the breast, 549; abdominal hyster- Fdrster's operation, 1428 ditary syphilis, ib.; lithotrity in children, 901; ectomy, 672; pyrexia in the puerperal state, ib.; Pathological, of London, list of officers, etc., epithelioma of the tonzsil, ib.; treatnient of influenza, 961; operative treatment of dislocations 57; the patho'ogy of duodenitis after burnis, 76; chronic rheumatic arthritis, 902; pancreatic cyst, irreducible by ordinary means, 962; old drawings, intussusception of the jejunum in an adult, due ib. ib.; nephrolithotomy, 1250; laryngeal phthisis, to polyputs, ib.; a cardiolith, ib.; ruptutre of spleen, Medical, Midland, specimens, 81, 300, 607, ib.; enlarged liver with increase of white blood 77; card speciniens, 77, 297, 423, 545. 665, 786. 895, 961, 1016; papers, 81, 483, 607, 725, 961,1017; cases, corpuscles, ib.; list of officers, etc., 1284 1070,1195; election of officers, 77; president's ad- 81, 961; communications, 300; syphilitic epiphys- Medico-Chirurgical, Norwich, combined dress, ib.; report, ib.; specimens illustrating itis, 300; right hemiplegia and aphemia due to meeting with the liEast Anglian and Cambridge disease of the thyroid gland, 180; thrombosis of syphilis, ib.; cyst of broad ligament, ib.; double and Huntingdon Branches, 1504 portal vein with suppurative peritonitis, 181 ; the sessile (embedded) parovarian cysts, ib.; sinus of Medico-Chirurgicai, Nottingham, ruptured late Sir W. Gull, 294; Stable intestisal, 295; repair chest, 482; lead tremor, 483; sphygmographic popliteal aneurysm, 17; suprapusbic lithotomr, 18; after rupture of the spleen and kidney, tb.; retro- tracings, ib.; unilocular cysts, ib.; congenital cases, 18, 673; specimeiis, 18, 672, 673; stone in peritoneal hernia, ib.; myxofibroma of (?) pelvis infantile laryngeal stridor, 607; general paralysis children, 80; growths in the naso-pharynx, 183; or uterus, 296; malformation of generative orgaiins of the insane, ib.; melon seed bodies from sheath tubercular emphysema, ib.; myositis, tb.; ataxic in foetus, ib.; large spleen from an infant, ib.; epi- of tendon, ib.; carotid aneurysm, 724; tubercular paraplegia, ib.; theabuse of medical charities, 335; theloma of lower eyelid (?) crateriform ulcer, ib.; testes, ib.; congenital dislocation of hip, ib.; dermoid cyst, 364; ascending spinal paralysis, ib.; primary sarcoma ot the pancreas, ib.; compressionl chronic phthisis with unusual dislocation of heart hypertrophied mamma in a boy, ib.; preventioil myelitis with anid without secondary degenera- ib.; recurrent palpitation, ib.; hysterical laryn' of abortion, 672; influenza, ib.; stricture of rec- tions, 422; cancer of omeiatum, ib.; aneurysm of gismus, 725; hemiplegia with optic neuritis, 1017- tum, puncture of intestine, 673; bronchiectasis, popliteal aitery and sarcoma, ib.; embolism of Medical, Montgomery County (Pa.) elects ib.; ovarian cyst, ib. gluteal artety, 423; ancient Egyptian bones with a lady president, 578 Medico-Chirurgical, Sheffield, anthrax, 18; osteoarthritis and senile symmetrical atrophy of Medical, Northumberland and Durham, specimens, 18, 244, 301, 429, 671, 787. 902; lead skulls, ib,; carcinoma (? duct cancer) of all the cases, 20, 364; specimens, 20, 21, 364; weather poisoning, 18; poison by coal g4s, ib; varicella mammary glanids of a cat, 543; prolapse of part and disease, 20; new members, 364; papers, ib. gangrenosa, ib.; water-closet system, ib.; cases, of the wall of the stomach into the duodenum Medical Officers of Health, table of deaths, 243, 301, 787,902; epidemic influenza, 244; musce from a horse, ib.; case of chronic lateral invagina- 16; suburban infectious hospitals, ib.; the isola- volitantes, 301; hydramnios, ib.; contracted pel- tion of the colon followinlg on a malignant growth, tion of infectious disease, 109; notification of in- vis, 429; diphtheria, ib.; scleroderma, 548; Graves's ib.; diffuse papilloma of bladder, 544; loose body fectious disease, 182; public health in Italy, 481; disease, ib.; hypnotism, 549; excision of ankle, from knee-joint, ib.; necrosis and separation of infllienza, 723; meeting of Yorkshire branch of, 671; radical cure of hernia, ab.; aural complica- articular cartilages, ib.; recent specimen, 545; 931, 981; infectious hospitals and the question of tions of influenza, 787; medical societies in bronchial casts from bronchitis crouposa, 663; payment, 1015; observations on the factors deter- Sheffield, ib.; peritonitis treated by incision, 902; three cases of coccygeal ttsmours, ib.; Paget's mining the plumbo-solvent action of moorland typhus in Sheffield, ib. disease of nipple with psorospermix, 664; half waters, 1197; Kodak photographic camera, ib. Medico- Chirurgical, West Kent, papers, vertebra in a rabbit, ib.; cases of imrperforate rec- Medical, Public Health, meeting of council 301; specimens, ib.; coccygodynia, ib.; treatment tum and imperforate anus, ib.; cancer of owsopha- of, 1228; annual meeting, dinner, 1279 of fracture of the patella. 841 gus eroding trachea, 785; central necrosis of radius Medical Sickness, Annuity, and Life Assur- Medico-Chirtirgical, West London, opera- without suppuration, ib.; lymphatic nevuls of ance, proposed extension to the colonies, 23; re- tive statistics, 15; unusual bladder growths, ib.; tongue, ib.; macroglossia, ib.; tuberculosis in marks on, 203; and the influenza epidemic, 445; exhibits, ib.; treatment of strumous glands, 243; birds, with observations on the relation of the report of the, 1101; monthly meeting of executive amputation at ankle-joint, ib.; specimens, 243, disease to leprosy, ib.; fracture dislocationi of committee of, 1391 423, 671, 961; removal of uterine appendages. 426; spine, parap'egia, operation, death from pneumo- Medical, of Southampton, the surgical as- villous disease of bladder, ib.; excision of villous nia two months later, 786; microscopical speci- pects of impacted labour, 674 growths from the rectum, ib.; cases, 426,671 can- men of enlarged spleen from a child, ib.; perfo- Medical, Sunderland and North Durham. cer of the breast treated by electricity, 960; un- rating ulcer of duodenum, 893; spontaneous frac- cases, 2), 824; specimens, 20, 607, 842; hydatids of consciousautoanatic actions occurring atthe close ture of vesical calculi, ib.; spontaneous fracture liver, 20; papers, 20, 607, 842; new member, 607; of epileptic fits, 961; the urticaria of infancy and and reunion of vesical calculi, ib.; melanotic epi- influenza, itb. childhood. 1250; local treatment in hay fever and thelioma,894; melanotic carcinoma of labium, ib.; Medical, of Ulster, meeting of, 501; hos- paroxysmal sneezing, ib.; paroxysmal heart the varying effect of violence in producing frac- pital disabilities of Irish and Scotch diplomates, 737 hurry associated with floating kidney, ib.; speci- tures, ib; four sacculated aneurysms arising from Medical, of Warsaw, donation to, 1227 mens, tb. a dilated aortic arch, ib.; calcifting adenoma of Medical and Surgical, Cork, specimens, Medico-Legal of NewYork, general meeting the skin, 895; specimens of persistent thyroid 243; stricture of cesophagus treated by gastros- of, 1340 duct, 1069; myoma of the uterus becoming sar- tomy, ib.; fever, 243. 673; undescended testicle, Microscopical, Scottish, meeting of, 200 comatus, ib.; ulcerative endocarditis, aneurysm, 483; nasal tumour, ib.; uterine and urethral elec- National Health, lectures on first aid at, and amyloid degeneration, ib.; tubercular disease trolysis. ib.; cases, 673; empyema, ib.; epithe- 518; scheme for the extension and systematic with muiltiple abscesses of the liver, 1070; duct lioma of penis, 1074; deformities of the extremi- teaching of personal and domestic hygiene, 1157; carcinoma of breast, ib.; suggestions of council ties treated by osteoclasy, ib.; sporadic diphtheria the hygienic training of women, 1158 of, 1176; report of Morbid Growths Committee, following influenza, ib. - Natural History, Epsom College, report of, 1192; multipletubercular strictures of the colon, Medico Chirurgical, Aberdeen, centenary 1284 ib.; bones from a case of scurvy, ib.; calcifying of, 40; meeting of, 200, 1091 Neurological, of London, list of officers, farcoma of breast, ib.; psorospermia in relation to Medico-Chirurgical, Bradford, otheema- etc., 337 tumour formation, 1193; cystic disease of breast toma, 19; radical cure of hernia, ib.; intestinal New Sydenham, the publicationsof, 103, 519 complicated with cancer, ib.; post-scarlatinal cir- obstructions, ib.; meeting of, 873, 931 Obstetrical of London, specimens, 132, 361, rho,is of the kidneys (small white) in a girl, aged Medico-Chirurgical, Brighton and Sussex, 900, 1134, 1427; should pregnancy be terminated 12, ib.; contracted granular kidneys in young per- Graves's disea'e, 18; lichen planus, ib.; peri- prematurely in a case of phthisis? 132; five cases sons, ib.; tuberculosis withi aspergilius nigersimu- typhlitis, ib.; demnstrations of skin disease, 427; of puerperal eclampsia especially illustrating the lating actinomycosis, 1194; c trcinoma of the tes- cancer, ib; cases, 723; specimens, 723, 902; locality temperature and urine in this disease, 133; ure- ticle, ib.; hemianopsia with softening of the left of lesions, 724; epistaxis, etc., 902; myeloid sar- thral diverticula, 361; annual meeting, tb.; finan- cuneus, ib.; di:seminated polypi of the large in- coma of femur, 903; sklin d(isease, 1136; primary cial report, ib.; election of officers, ib.; the library testine becoming malignant, 1195; spontaneous cancer of omenturm, ib.; variations of bodily tens- of, 361,615; examinationi for midwives, ib.; com- fracture of a renal calculus, itb.; necrosis of a por- perature, ib.; new Lunacy Acts, ib. positionII fee, 362; president's address, ib.; the re- tion of the fifth lumbar vertebra, ib. ; volvulus Medico-Chirurgical, Bristol, case of acro- tiring honorary secretary and honorary librarian, of the small intestine, ib.; fibrochondroma of megaly, 301; intracranial tumour, ib.; specimens, itb.; the retiring officers, ib.; list of officers, etc., tongue ib. 301, 724; cases of myxoedema, 724; pulsating ex- 395; last meeting of, in Berners Street, 560; the Pathological, of Manchester, disease of the ophthalmos, ib.; osteitis deformans, ib. change in size of the chest and abdomen durinag breast in the male, 241; Pal's method of stainilng Medico Chirurgical, Devon and Exeter, the lying-in period and the effect of the binder nerve tissue, ib.; epithelioma of colon. ib.; brainii meeting of, 872,992.1228 uipon them. 604; apoplexy of the ovary, cystic from a case of congenital syphilis, 427; perfora- Medico Chirurgical, Edinlburgh, rickets dilatation withiout rupture, 605; first meeting at tion of the bowel, ib.; Cheyne-Stokes respiration, June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. xxiiiXl11o**

ib.; sarcoma of the tibia and fibula, ilb.; diseased cinoma (?duct can-er) of the mammary glands of excision of a portion of the, 1090; resection of, for kidneys, ib,; spinal cord in alcoholic paralysis. ib.; a cat, 543; prolapse of part of the walls of the simple ulcer, 1339 specimens, 671; the kidneys in diphtherial urn- stomach into the duodenum from a horse, ib.; Stomatitis, mercurial, a curious case of, 1275 mix, 962; osteomyelitis, ib.; adenomna of the rec- awarded Jacksonian prize, 910 Stone, in children, 80 tum, ib.; unusual fo.m of aortitis and thoracic Spender, Dr. J. K., the dynamometer as an instru- Mr. Alderman, death of, 493 aneurysm, ib. ment of diagnosis, 541 Miss E. C., registration of, 815 Society, Pharmaceutical, of Great Britain, annual Sphygmograph, the, 607 Fleet-Surgeon J. N., case of popliteal aneu- dinner, 1209; conversazione, 1223 Spicer, Dr. Scanes, local treatment in hay fever and rysm, ligature of femoral artery, 232 Philosophical, Glasgow, meeting of, 565 paroxysmal sneezing, 1250 - Mr. T. M., John Hunter and William Clift, Public Health, German, date aniid place of Spinal. See Spine 865 annual meeting, 685 Spine, injury to the, 80; traumatic aneurysm of Stove, new nursing, 368 Public Health Medical, meeting of Council back following fracture-dislocation of, 131; treat- Strand, the improvement scheme in, 144 of, 929; annual meeting of, 1393 ment of lateral curvature of the, 605; fracture- Strange, Dr. W., sanitary experts and the charge of for the Relief of Widows and Orphans of dislocation of, 786; treatment of caries of, 1510 obstructing justice, 386 Medical Men, quarterly court of, 191, 1111; annual Spirometer, Stanley's medical, 306, 727 Strangulation, acute intestinal due to a band, etc., meeting of, 1328 Spitalfields churchyard as an open space, 1024 laparotomy, recovery, 124 Royal, appoints committee on colour blind- Spleen, rupture of, 77; repair after rupture of the, Strassburg, establishment of meteorological station ness, 968; candidates for election, 1024; conver- 295; large, from an infant, 296; spontaneous rup- on tower of cathedral of, 56 sazione at, 1154; new members, 1370; ladies' night ture of, in malaria, 498; enlargement of the, 782; Street's list of Newspapers published in Great at, 1437 enlarged, from a child, microscopical specimens Britain and Ireland, rev., 307 Royal. of Edinburgh, meeting of, 93, 199, of, 786; a floating, in the pelvis, 1440 Stridor, congenital infantile laryngeal, 607 376, 441, 564, 1385, 1498; relations of the and Splint for foot-drop, 24 Strophanthin, remarks on, 1327 army- serve, 1211 Sprains, treatment of. 1355 Strophanthus in infantile diseases, 321; as an an- Royal Medical Benevolent of Ireland, an- Springthorpe, Dr. J. W, The Nervous Substratum sesthetic, 746; the action of, 1381 nual meeting, 1328 of Influenza, rev., 303 Struthers, Dr. A. J., death ot, 42 Royal Medical and Chirurgical, successful Sputum, bacillus of tubercle in, 1016 Strychnine bonbons, 1322 removal of the entire upper extremity for osteo- Squance, Dr., weather and disease, 20 Stubbs, Martin v., 931 chondroma, 131; the mechanism of suspension in Squint, the immediate effect of teno'lomy on the Students, clinical, at asylums, 29; at the fever hos- locomotor ataxy, 131, 238; a case of hernia of the concomitancy of, 669; the operation for, 922 pitals, 253; London medical, degrees for, 559,1147, cmcum entirely wanting in a peritoneal sac, in Squire, Mr. A. J. B., a case of diabetes benefited by 1262, 1321, 1383, 1433, 1492, 1511; missionary, 578; which strangulation at the internal abdominal phosphorus, 293 Frenlch medical, 746; German medical, 1051 ring coexisted with an intussusception through Mr. P., Companion to the latest Edition of Styria, influenza in, 1520 the ilea-cecal valve, 238; rheumatism, its treat- the "British Pharmacopoeia," rev., 844 Substitute in an emergency, 330 ment past and present, with special reference to Dr. W., the paralyses of childhood, 285; the Substitutes, duty of, a qutestion of fees. 1402 recent experimental research on salicylic acids etiological relations of pneumonia, 356 Succi, Signor, the fast of, 764, 819, 876, 935,996,1056, and their salts, 359; the new hall of, 438; on the Stacey, Mr. W. H. W.. presentation to, 867 1444; a "hunger virtuoso," 930 symptomatology of total transverse lesions of the Sladelmann, Dr. E., the influence of alkalies on as- Suckling, Dr., syphilitic epiphysitis, 300; right spinal cord with special reference to the condition similation, 1033 hemiplegia and aphemia due to syphilis, ib.; of the various reflexes, 480; the new house of, 503, Stafford, Dr. T. J., presentation to, 1338 agoraphobia, 429; lead tremor, 483; sphygmo- 1262; list of officers, 508; report of council, 543; Stalkartt, Mr. C. iN. J., precocious merstruation, graphic tracings, ib.; congenital infantile laryn- change of by-laws, ib.; president's address, ib.; 836 geal strider, 607; general paralysis of the insane, election of officers, ib.; analysis of 961 cases of ope- Stammering, temporary, coming on with tonsillitis, lb.; hysterical laryngismus, 725; hemiplegia with ration for calculus in the bladder by lithotomy 1009 optic neuritis, 1017 and lithotrity with remarks, 603; on the history Stanhope, Mr., and the army medical department, Suffolk, the influenza epidemic of, 148 of uric acid in the urine with reference to the for- 554, 566, 612, 631, 676, 751 Suggestion, hypnotism and, 912,924, 983; in insanity, mation of uric acid concretions and deposits, 721; Staniforth, Mr., varicella gangrenosa, 18 951; hypnotic, in e.e disease, 1276 a study of fifty consecutive cases of operation for Stanistreet, Dr. R., obituary notice of, 455 Suicide and the New Lunacy Act, 1085 the radical cure of noni-strangulated herniae, 840; Stanley expedition, the, and the Royal Commisson Sullivan, Dr. W. K., death of, 1154; the Council of salicin compared with salicylate of soda as to the on Vaccination, 1084 Queen's College, Cork and, 1212 effect on the excretion of uric acid and value in Stansfield, Mr. G. S., gastro-enterostomy with Sulphate of copper, pseudo-eczema from contact acute rheumatism with some deductions as to the Senn's approximation plates, 294, 1300 with, 383 cause of the disease, 954; on the condition of the Staphylococci, urethral, 1275 Sulphonal, post-partum, 179; morbid symptoms of, reflexes in cases of injury to the spinal cord, with Starr, Dr. L., Hygiene of the Nursery, rev., 790 570; a contribution to the study of, 710 special reference to the indications for operative State medicine qualification, the, 1137 capsules, 790 interference, 1132; senile hypertrophy and senile Stawell, Mr. J. C., scarlet fever and puerpere, 1068 Sulphones, Fcertain, the relation between chemical atrophy of the skull, 1248; o!' the cure of leprosy, Stealing, monomania in, 1084 constitution and physiological action of, 87 ib.; a contribution to the chemistry of gout, 1369; Steamboats, English, American lepers and, 195 Sulphur vapour in whoopidfg-cough, 1508 on 40C cases of amputation performed at St. Steamers, ocean. supervision of, 1262; Atlantic, New Superses,ion, 986 George's Hospital from October, 1874, to June, York and the medical service of, 1500 Supervision of ocean steamers, 1262 1888, with especial reference to the diminished Steele, Dr. C., the value of the jury mast, 1009; the Supplanter, a, 925, 1045 rate of mortality, 1370 c)ming election at the College of Surgeons, 1402; Suppositories, glycerine, 84; tabloids and, 191 Santa Clauis, work of, 690 new chair support for spinal curvature, 1489 Suppuration, intrathioracic, without rise of tem- Scottish National for the Prevention of Dr). W. C., the epidemic of influenza, 96, 150 perature, 429; and septic disease, 611; intra- Cruelty to Children, the work of, 683 Steinthal, Mr. W. O., triplets, hydramniios, 601 cranial trephining in a case of, 891 Seamen's Hospital, the new hospital of, Stenosis, mitral, in children. 15; laryngeal, from Surgeon, certifyinig factory, a director as a, 48; 1467 fixed adduction of the vocal cords, 837 libelling a, 633 for the Study of Inebriety, annual meeting, Sternberg, Dr., tendon reflexes, 1327 Surgeons, dentists and, 105; certifying factory, 493; 775 Sternum, pyeinic abscess of the, 299 army, see Doctors Surgical Aid, North of England, annual Stethoscope, an improvement of the, 25; modified Surgeries, advertising, 574 meeting, 416 binaural, 368 Surgery, of infancy and childhood, 77, 181, 297; the Sodium salt of cresotic acid, 1088 Stethoscopes, binaural, an improvement in, 1432 Student's, Mr. F. J. Gant, rev., 247; Rectal and silicofluoride, report on as ass anltiseptic, Steven, Dr. J. L., case of hepatic abscess secondary Anal, etc., Drs. E. and E. W. Andrews, rev., .03; 355; note on some properties of, 1425 to severe pelvic peritonitis followinig upon sat- Archives of, Mr. J. Hutchinson, rev., 432, 1373; Soil, bacteria of the, 1441 pingitis without definite symptoms during life, abdominal in Cuba, 745; Ophthalmic, Original Sol. iodi, 1019 289; a case of mnultiple tubercular tumours in Contributions to, Dr. J. R. Wolfe, rtv., 845; ab- Solly, Mr., myxofibroma (?) of pelvis or uterus, 296; the brain of a child aged 71 months, with re- dominal, the present position of, 896, 955, 967, melanotic sarcoma of labitim, 894 marks, 1244 1042, 1105, 1167, 1219, 1332; Pathological and Solutions, hypodermic, 191 Stevenson, Mr. J. R., laparotomy followed by faecal Allied Subjects, Mr. F. C. G. Clark, rev., 1138; Somnolence, prolonged, after influenza, 1067 fistula and tetanus, 606 cerebral, 1146 Sonsino, Dr. P., appointed teacher in the University Mr. N., the history and uses of the pro- Surgical instrument makers as practitioners, 876 of Pisa, 656 tected surgical electric lamp, 290 Suspension in locomotor ataxy, the machinery of, Sortain, Mr. B. V.,death of, 251; obituary nlotice of, Stewart, Dr. D., growths in the naso-pharynx, 131, 238, 746, 1357 332 183 Sutton, Mr. J. B., the relation of morphology and Southam, Mr. F. A., lithotrity in children, 901 Dr. T. G., paramvoclonus multiplex, 426; pathology, 350, 415; teeth in dermoid cysts, South America, notifi ation in, 872 syphilis of liver and brain, ib. 549; half vertebra in a rabbit, 664; fatty tumours, Southampton, Hospital Sunday collection at, 1338 Mr. W. R. H., intratympanic syringe, 877 South Australia, new Medical Act for, 510 douche, and aspirator, a vulcanite ear-shoot, 1077 Suture, sub-cuticular, 414, 751 South Shields, new wing for workhouse hospital at, Stiles, Mr. G. S., obituary notice of, 111 plate, an imi roved form of, 1202 698 Stillbirth, certificates of, 509, 753 Swain, Mr. J. S., vinegar in urticaria, 1056 Spaces, open, 160 S imulants in workhouses, 1209, 1219, 1337 Swan, Dr. S. A. C., dilatation instead of support of Spain, obituary in, in 1889, 36; cholera in, 1435, Stirling. Professor, Outlines of Practical Histology, the perineum, 1119 1501; the question of physical exercise anld school rev., 1372 Swanzy, Mr. H. R., clinical teaching in Dublin, hygiene in, 1466 Stirpicultutre, or the Ascent of Man, Dr. A. P. Reid, 327; a series of 100 cataract extractions. 531, 671 Spanton, Mr. W. D., epithelioma on site of specific rev., 1431 Swayne, Dr. J. G., the surgical aspect of impacted ulcer, 606 Stockman, Dr. R. C., report on the exc:etion of labour, 983 Specific Unbelief, Mr. A. D. Lamb, rev., 963 balsams in the urine, 1365 Sweden, small-pox mortality in, 1339 Speech, functional disturbances of, 428 Stocks, Mr., sarcoma of tibia and fibula, 427 Sweeping without dtst, 279 Spencer, Dr. W., resigns deputy coronership for Stokes, Sir W., remarks on pylorectomy, 987 Sweeten, Mr. B., a case of Thomsen's disease, 73 Retford district, 518 Stoker, Mr. W. T., surgery of the brain, 1485 Sweeting, Mr., presentation to, 565 Mr. W. G., case of traumatic aneurysm of Stomach, dilatation of, accompanied by the eructa- Mr. R. D. R., appointed medical inspector the back following a fracture-dislocation of the tion of inflammable gas, 470; prolapse of part of to Local Governmeiit Board, 438 spine in the dorso-lumbar region and presumably the wall of into the duodenum from a horse, 543; Switzerland, correspondence from, 864. 1276, 1509: t;JlltlLULLt3iinfefteA WILIIwvitliflLIIUip. ILIIIIVdrItimth:r UIL'0f-;Ufssrti-rpf 1.21131 ; C'ar-ei-- ulerattlioiL oU LIIe, wUad; gas.ro-tIi,erostomy, Milmll the medical faculties of, 864; medical service in, 1510 xxiv THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890. I Sydenham, Mr. G. F., acute pemphigus, 129; in- idiopathic following Russian influenza, 719; cure Traube, Professor, proposed memorial to, 678 fluenza, rapid spontaneous gangrene, 477 of, 922 Tredegar, diphtheria in, 733 Sykes, Mr. W., hymeneal obstruction, a biblio- Thames Valley, Bill for drainage of withdrawn, 457 Trelat, Professor, obituary notice of, 814 graphical note, 507, 935; no cure, no pay, 925; Therapeutics, stutdies in, 87, 492, 557; Suggestive, Trephining, two cases of, 236; for old hemiplegia ac- Kodak photographic camera, 1197 Dr. H. Bernheim, rev., 366; suggestive, 573 companied by severe headache, 424; for abscess of Symes, Surgeon G. H., obituary notice of, 517 Thermogenesis and the motor levels, 1287 the frontal sinus, 426; in actinomycosis of the Sympson, Mr. E. M, two cases of congenital and Thermometers, broken, 934 brain, 709; for cerebral tumour, 863; in a case of infantile cerebral palsy, 283; treatment of perspir- Thiersch, Profes.or, chosen pres!dent of Congress intracranial suppuration, 891 ing feet, 1286 of German Surgeons, 991 Tresidder, Dr., influenza, 672 Syphilis, vaccination and, 29; cerebral and general Thin. Dr. G., psilosis (linguse et mucosre intestini), Tresilian, Dr. F., carbolised oil in the treatment ot paralysis, 88; right hemiplegia and aphemia due 1357 scabies, 781 to,300; of liver and brain, 426; congenital, brain Thompson, Surgeon A. S., death of, 931 Trestrail, Mr. H. E., dilatation instead of support from a case of, 427; Nervous, Dr. H. C. Wood, Surgeon C. M., paraplegia from syphi- of the perineum, 1009, 1232 rev., 433; alleged transmission of by vaccination, litic disease of cord, 1371 Trevelyan, Dr., cystic disease of the breast, 549; 561; hereditary, brain disease in, 607; congenital, Suirgeon F. W., influenza in a native laryngealphthisis, 1250 with arrested development, 642; benzoate of mer- regiment, 1269 Treves, Mr. F., the present position of abdominal cury, 1087; adhesion of soft palate to pharynx, --- Sir H., analysis of. 964; cases of opera- surgery, 899; a German English Dictionary of the result of, 1195; et son Traitement, Etude sur tion for calculus in the bladder by lithotomy and Medical Terms, rev., 963 la, Dr. S. Smirnoff, rev., 1432; as a neurosis, 1496 lithotomy, with remarks, 603 Trichinae at St. Petersburg,1338 Syringe, hypodermic, infection and aspiration with Dr. J. H., the kidneys in diphltherial Trichinosis, severe punishment for selling pork for diagnostic purposes, 72; an intratympanic urremia, 962 affected by, 518 douche and .pirator, a vulcanite ear-shoot, 1077 Mr. J. T., superficial keratitis caused Trichloracetic acid as a test for albumen in the Syringes, hypodermic, the graduation of, 115 by aniline violet, 836 urine, 681 System, nervous, the development of, 145 Mr. T. W., appointed temporary in- Triplets, hydramnion, and a cardiac monster, 199; spector in Medical Department of Local Govern- heredity as to, 541; case of, 601 T, ment Board, 493 Trituration, the maturation of immature senile Tabes. See Locomotor Ataxy. Dr. W. H., abnormal right subclavian cataract by, 1072 Table, the "Newlands," 368; portable, operating, artery, 300 Trocar, a guarded capillary for suprapubic punc- 1073 Thomsen's disease. See Disease ture of the bladder, 83, 163, 219; new expansion, Tablets, insoluble compressed, 1115 Thlomson, Dr. J., progressive idiopathic muscular 675 Tabloids and suppositories, 191 atrophy in a young child, 16 Troltsch, Dr. A. F. v., death of, 160 Tafani, Dr. A., obituary notice of, 1170 Mr. J., herpes zoster brachialis, 963 Tropics, ether inhalers in the, 163 Tafel, Dr. 1t. L., Diabetes, its Cause and Perma- Dr. T., typhus in Sheffield, 902 Tubercle, of thyroid, 667 nent Cure, etc., rev., 189 - Mr. T. P., scarlet fever and puerpera, 602 Tuberculosis, prophylaxis of, 44; balsam of Peru in, Tait, Mr. L., ruptured tubal pregnancy, 15; ectopic -Mr. W.. the discussion at the Medical 92, 863; the study of, 435; in Vienna, 571; laryn- gestation, 15, 242; dermoid cysts of the ovaries, Society, 1042, 1167 geal, peculiar obstructive form of, 715; laryngeal 80; typhlitis and perityphlitis, ib.; the "Porro- Thorburn, Mr. W., disease of the breast in the male, treatment of, 747; in birds, with observations on Ceesarean" operation, 154, 573; Diseases of Women 244; spinal localisation, 866; epithelioma of the the relation of the disease to leprosy, 785; bovine, and Abdominal Surgery, rev., 186; the surgical tonsil, 901 the Agricultural Department and, 791; the meat aspect of impacted labour, 657, 674, 864; nephro- Thornton, Mr. B., the treatment of strumous glands, trade and, 1079; with aspergillus niger simulating tomy or nephrectomy, 725; mistakes concerning 243 actinomycosis, 1194; of the pleura and lung. the ectopic gestation,924; the present position of ab- .-- Mr. J. K., abdominal nephrectomy for surgical treatment of, 1363; emphysema and, dominal surgery, 955; ectopic pregnancy in the large sarcoma of the capsule of the left kid- 1508 broad ligament, 1044; the discussion at the Medi- ney, or of the suprarenal capsule, recovery, 665; Tubes, retention, for constriction of the cesophagus, cal Society, 1105, 1219; the management of im- the present position of abdominal surgery, 898, 426; capillary, filling with vaccine lymph, 995 pacted labour, 1332, 1456 958; the Surgery of the Kidneys, rev., 1303 Tucker and Co., Messrs., eucalyptus disinfectant Talim-I-Zabhn-I-Urdu, Dr. G. S. A. Ranking, rev., Throat, infectious sore, and diphtheria, 971; treat- fluid, 139 305 ment of affections of the, 1039 Tuke, Dr. J. B., the surgical treatment of intra- Tannin, idiosyncrasy in relation to the use of, 1087 Thrombosis of portal veins with suppurative peri- cranial fluid pressure, 8; v. Young, 377; Rteports Tatham, Mr. G., obituary notice of, 987 tonitis, 180; of cerebral arteries and veins, two from the Laboratory of the Royal College ot Mr. R. G., cancer of the liver, 667 cases of, 423; complete of the longitudinal sinus, Physicians of Edinburgh, rev., 552 Tayler, Dr. W. H., home for medical men and their 1133 Tumour, intracranial, 301; nasal, 483; cancerous, widows, 269 Thursfield, Dr. W. N., scarlet fever and the puer- successful removal of from the pancreas, 561; Taylor, Dr. A. E., the influenza epidemic, 146 peral condition, 75 Rokitansky's, case of, 669; c(rebraltrephining for, Dr. C. B., the operative treatment of cica- Thyroid gland specimens illustrating disease of the, 863; myxomatous, removal from pelvis, 960; pan- tricial ectropion, 74; the flesh of animals inoctu- 180; removal of enlarged right lobe of, recovery, creatic, diagnosis of. 1043, 1278; corneal (?fibroma) lated with aDthrax or malignant pustule as food, 479; carcinoma of, ib.; tubercle of, 667; grafting in a managed 72, 1072; ovarian, 1074; of brain, 1287 of in myxcedema, 1467 1135; thyroid, apparently malignant which all but - Dr. H. C., Madeira or Canary Islands? 59; Tibbles, Mr. W., the epidemic of influenza in the disappeared after tracheotomy, renewed growth in Wanderings in Search of Health, rev., 1199 sanitary district of Melton Mowbray, 831 an undoubted sarcomatous form, 1249; very large, Mr. H., cases illustrating the treatment of Tibia, exostosis of, 298; sarcoma of, 427 removal of from neck, 1422 phthisis by the inhalation of superheated air, 1249 Tic-doloureux, a case of. 1344 Tumours, fibroid of uterus, 15; micro-organisms in, Mr. H. S., the late Professor yon Wahl, 582 Tientsin, influenza in, 991 498; glandular of tongue, 545 of the uterus, treat- Mr. J. N., cyst of broad ligament, 300; uni- Tillmanns, Dr., the surgical treatment of tubercu- ment of by electricity, 570; coccygeal, three cases locular cysts, 483; the present position of ab- losis of the pleura and lung. 1363 of, 663; corneal, 670; orbital, 725; fatty, 877; muol- dominal surgery, 899; early diagnosis of extra- Tilt, Dr. E. J., the increase of consumption at hlealth tiple tubercular in the brain of a child, 1244; of uterine pregnancy, 1043 resorts, 1167 the pelvis simulating ovarian tumours, 1429 Surgeon-Major J. W., complimentary dinner Timms, Dr. G., pollutedcl oysters at Naples, the sup- Turchli, Professor M., obituary notice of, 986 to, 578 posed cause of typhoid, 1055 Turkey, cholera in, 681,1321 - Dr. S., biliary fistilre with escape of biliary Tinnitus, operation for, 69 Turner, Dr. F. C., gummaof the heart, 667 calculi, 425; case of chronic lead poisoning, 481 Tippling at the chemist's counter, 1085 Mr. G. R,, a case of thyroid tumour ap- Dr. W. (Cardiff), presentation to, 1338 Tissues, nervous, new method of examining in the parently malignant which all but disappeared Dr. W. (Edinburgh), history of an abdominal fresh state, 714 after tracheotomy, renewed growth in an un- ligature, 1429 Tobacco amblyopia in a woman, 962 doubted sarcomatous form, 1249 Tax, the carriage, 1333 Tongue, two cases of glandular tumour of, 545; epi- Turner, Dr. P. D., the reform of the Uni- Tea, dietetic, 905 thelioma of, 673; lymphatic naevus of, 785; a case versity of London, 450 Teacher, Dr. C. C., an improvement in binaural of idiopathic inflammation of the, 1067; fibro- Sir W., elected member of Athenweum Clusb. stethoscopes, 1432 chondroma of the, 1195; pilocarpin in d(ryness of 760; honorary degree of D.C.L. conferred on, 1494 Tea-drinkers, a hint for, 931 the, 1366; asphyxia from pressing down the, 1508 Turning, a difficult case of, rendered easy by placing Teeth in dermoid cysts, 549; human, the carious Tonsil, epithelioma of the, 901; epithelioma pri- patient in the genu-pectoral position, 888, 1055 process in, 914 marily affecting, 1008, 1130, 1286; sarcoma of the, Turton, Mr., primary cancer of omentusm, 1136 Telephone, thie, as a bullet-finder, 135; and conta- 1426; supernumerary, 1129 Tweed, Mr. J. J., presentation to, 1373 gion, 903 Tonsillitis, diphtheritic, outbreak of at Eton Col- Twin, a sireniform, 253 Temperance and longevity, 1262 lege, 474; temporary stammering coming on with, - pregnancy,a healthy and a macerated foetts, Temperature of the earth, 114; bodily, -ariations of 1009 129 the, 1136 Tonsils, is removal dasigerous ? 1440 Twynam, Mr. G., caltculus impacted in the ureter Tendon, melon seed bodies from sheathl of, 607 Toogood v. Wilkes, 400, 462. 925, 934 removed by operation, 240 reflexes, 1327 Tooth, Dr. H. H., The Goulstonian Lectures on Typhoid Fever. See Fesver, Enteric Tenotomy, the immediate effect of on the concomi- Secondary Degeneration of the Spinal Cord, rev., Typhus fever. See Fever. tancy of squint, 669 305 Terminologia Medica Polyglotta, Dr. T. Maxwell, Tcothplate passed per aturon, 9.52 U. rev., 1372 Torquay, visit of Princess Louise to, 1173 Ueber das reiskorperchenhaltige Hygrom (ler Terrier, M., elected member of the French Academy Touting for special hospitals, 574 Sehlnenscheiden, Dr. E. E. Goldmann, rev., 1201 of Medicine, 1228 Towers-Smith, Mr. W., the treatment of influenza, Ulcer, duodenal, after a burn, 128; specific, epithc- Terrillon, M. O., Trait6 des Maladies du Testicule, 163; the treatment of obesity, 1246 lioma on site of, 606; perforating of duodenum, rev., 432 Town life and disease, 195 893; gastric, witli symptoms of perforation, etc., Testes, tubercular, 724 Townsend, Dr. C. W., the Mortality of Acute Lobar 1013 Testicle, partially descended, operation for, 241, Pneumonia, rev., 609 Ulceration, tubercular, of bladder, cured by scrap- 351; unldescended, 483; carciniema of the, 1194; Dr. H. R., nasal tumour, 483 ing, 1011 round-celled sarcoma of the, 1198 Trachea, fracture of the, 1210 Umbilicus, sebaceous cyst of, 667 Testicule, Trait6 des Maladies du, MM. Ch. Monod Tracheotomy under difficulties, 1130 Underbidding, 105 and O. Terrillon, rev., 432 Tracings, sphygmographic, 483 UnIion, Medical Defence, donationi to, 112; and tle . .. of. 505:· rlTcnns.,t&.CI.CLAlAO,-nuern-eral.! 312_ -) srontaneous.....cure -J Transfusion apparatus Munchmeyer's, 115 members of the General Medical Courstil, 207, 270; June 28, 1890.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. xxv

annual meeting of, 318; in Ireland, 339, 461; University of Oxford, examinations in medicine and versionof in a nulliparous female, 478; double, meeting at Cardiff respecting, 445; meeting of, surgery at, 870; the chair of comparative anatomy 1016; rupture of the, 1497 760; meeting of South Wales and Monmouth- at, 1209; news from, 1404, 1459; question of ex- Vaginitis, retinol in,-1103 shire District of, 1052; the work of, 1116; meet- amination of women in medicine at, 1459 Valencia, medical congress at, 1115 ings of Executive Committee of Metropolitan divi- of Pais, students at, 699; foreign stu- Valvulitis, vegetative aortic, fatal case of, 1355 sionl of, 1161, 1448; prosecution by for assump- dents at, 1228 Vaporiser, and odorator. the Leicester, 24 tion of medical titles, 1402; union, proposed stu- --- of Rostock, opening of new medical and Varicella, gangrenosa, 18; haemorrhagic, 132 dents, 617 surgical clinic at, 337 Varicocele as a disqualification, 105 United States of America, obituary in for 1889, 35; Royal of Ireland, vacancies in the senate Varix of the femoral lymphatics, 725 the Peculiar People in, 88; nursing in, 216; medi- of, 35. 255, 442; examinerships in, 255, 314; con- Vaseline, 461 cal education in, 518, 850; physical strength in, vocation of the, ib.; the calendar of, 1046; pass Veeder, Dr. M. A, coincidence of influenza in Eng- 522; treatment of lunatics in, 854; the study of lists, 1172 land and America, 1288 insanity in, 1467; yellow fever in, 1520 of St. Andrews, pass lists, 991 Vegetable diet as a therapeutic agent, 1331 Universities, German, students at, 317, 1393, 1520; of San Francisco, grant for new buildings Vein, portal, thrombosis of the, with suprurative Russi en, students at, 421; German, teaching of of medical college of, 478 peritonitis, 181 medical jurisprudence at, 737; Austrian, stu- of Strassburg, notes on, 99, 379, 443 Venesection, in puerperal ec'ampsia, 889, 1300; in dents at, 860; Scottish, reform in teaching in the, of Toronto restoration of library of, 811 inflammation, 1055 906; German, foreigni students at, 992 T- riinity, Toronto, the examinaAions iln Ventilation, antiseptic, of hospitals and sanita- University of Aberdeen, town council, representa- medicine of, 991 riums, 273; household, 392; of sewers, 989, 1114 tive on the court of, 94; the court of, 314, 1325; - of Tubingen, students at, 1339 Ventnor, the climate of, 163 athletics at, 442; double attendance at lectures at, of Vienna, students at, 430; opening of Vermiform Appendix, Inflammation of the, Dr. T. 500; professors at, 502; close of winter session, dental out-patients' department at, 991; and G. Morton, rev., 1019 683; examinations at, 735; proposed increase of studenits' photographs, 1407 Vermont, diploma selling in, 699 fees at, 736; compulsory public health examina- -- of Victoria, award of gold medals at, Vernon, Mr. H., depilatory, 875 tion, 855, 915; pass lists, 870; medical prelimi- 29.5; examinations for degrees at, 697; pass lists, Vertebra, fifth lumbar, necrosis of a portion of the, nary examinations at, 972; opening of the sum- 813 1195 mer session at, ib.; the medical faculty at, 973; of Ziirich, students at, 292 Vertigo, Meni6re's, and the semicircular canals, a the election of Rlector of, 1211 athletics, 1224, Unna, Dr. P. G., physiology of the skin, 1032 ; a new theory, 792, 888, 1010 1267; special subjects, ib.; examinations, ib.; ana- disclaimer, 1332 Vesiculae seminales, extirpation of, 1509 tomy fees at, 1267; reform of the, 1386; the lord Upton, Mr. J. R., Mr. Stanhope and the army Vestries of London, the sanitary staff of, 513 rectorship of, 1442; the general council of, 1460; medical staff, 751; Society of Apothe&aries and Vichy water, intestinal calculus from abuse of, class hours at, 1498 its members, 1166 1439 -- American, the history of an, 140 Uremia, diphtherial, the kidneys in, 962 Victoria, the chief health officer for, 143; influenza *- of Basle, admission of women at, 698 Urethra, electrolysis in stricture of, 47, 881, 942, in, 1405 of Berlin, notes on, 619, 804, 856; the aca- ]043, 1364, 1442; prolapse of the mucous mem- British Columbia, opening of hospital by demic year at, 1520 branie of the in chlolera, 854; prolapse of the Duke of Connaught at, 1283 - of Bonn, new pharmacological institute mucouts membrane of in old women, 1147; Cross, presentation of to Surgeon Crimmin, at, 1115 stricture of four years after electrolysis, etc., 33; presented to Surgeon Le Quesne, 452 of Cambridge, passlists, 52,1224,1281,1460, 1249 Vienna, influenza epidemic in, 41, 97, 150, 204, 627 1515; State medicine at, 106, 1435; degrees, 215, Urethritis, simple, gonococcus in, 322; recurrent correspondence from, 43, 266, 322,384,571,627, 746, 332, 456, 578, 636, 697, 1015, 1460; teacher of vacci- granular, case of, 481 808, 863, 922, 1040,1276,1400, 1508; official report of nations at, 332, 511; curator in zoology, ib.; elec- Uric acid, case of, 494; in the urine, the history of, epidemic influenza in, 266; proposed formation of tors to professorships, 395; additional lectures in 721; effect of salicin and salicylate of soda on a Dermatological Society in, 396; tuberculosis in, botany, 511; pass examinations, ib.; Universityof compared, 954 571; ninth congress of internal medicine at, 977; Toronto, 578; Philosophical Society, ib.; medical Urine, certain substances found in the which reduce the hygienic museum at, 1465; inquiry as to pros- examinations at, 636; scholarships and exhibi- the oxide of copper upon boiling in presence of an titution in, 1520 tions, ib.; pathology, 697; examiniations for the alkali, 169; some practical points in the treat- Vin Mariani, 964 ordinary degree, c.; Physiological Society, ib.; ment of retention of, 592; M. Guyon on the Vinegar in urticaria, 1056, 1175 hlealth lectures, 758; congregationis for medical retention of, 626; two cases of retention of, 673; Viney, Dr. 3. E., Influenza, its Prevention, Sym- degrees, ib.; lectures in botany, ib.; natural trichlloracetic acid as a test for albumen in, 681; ptoms, and Treatment, rev., 303 science scholarship, ib.; advanced lectures on thle history of uric acid in the, 721; retention of Virchow, Professor R., the 70th birthday of, 850 Tathology at, 971; news from, 990,1172,1224, 1281, from a hydatid cyst in the pelvis, 1248; report on Viscera, transposition of, 19, 962; thloracic, relation 1405; examiners, 1109; the proposed new regula- exeretiole of balsams in the, 1365; tests for albu- of subdiaphragmatic abscess to, 1002 tions for the natural science tripos, 1224; hono- men in, 1509 Vision, relation of the cortex to, 1147; congenital rary degrees, 1404; scholarshlips in natural science Urobilinuria, the significance of, 43 dexiocardia without displacement of, 1441 at, 1460; readership in morphology, ib. Urticaria, vinegar in, 1056, 1175; of infancy and Visits of courtesy, 812, 867, 925 of Copenhagen, students at, 872 childhood, 1250 Vitreous body, the artificial, 293 of Dorpat, students at, 396, 1512; me3ical Uruguay, German science for, 518 Vivo beef juice, 790 diplomas at, 1283 Uterine. See Uterus Voigt, the late Professor C. A., 511 of Dublin, pass lists, 52, 457, 1172; par- Uterus, fibroid tumours of the, 15; rigidity of os of, Volkmann, Professor R., proposed memorial to, 318, liamentary representation of, 736, 1278 incisions, recovery, 233; cancer of the, 298; 731, 910, 1281; the literary testament of, 336 -- ot Durham, pass lists, 990, 1046, 1515 malformed, 299; complete prolapse of the cer- Volunteer Medical Staff Corps, promotions and ap- of Edinburgh, and medical graduation vical zone of preceding labour at full term, ib.; pointments in, 51, 106, 156, 210, 271, 332, 389, 453, fees, 313; the university court of, 313, 456, 914; removal of appendages of, 426; disease of dis- 510, 575, 633, 695, 753, 812, 868, 926, 986, 1045, 1107, professors at, 502; the examinations in clinical covered after death, 462; myomata and, 497; 1168, 1222, 1281, 1334, 1403, 1463, 1513; uniform of surgery at, 573; proposed publicity at oral pro- focetal retention in fibroid disease of, 500; treat- volunteer brigade-surgeons, 509; result of exami- fessional examinations of, 617; medical reform at ment of tumnours of by electricity, 570; removal nation at volunteer ambulance school of instruc- the, 855; the general council of and medical re- of fibroid of, 606; epithelioma of the, ib.; com- tion, 632, 1168; volunteer surgeons, 752, 1044; form, 914; the council of and extramural teach- plete transverse laceration of, 720 electrical rank for volunteer surgeons, 1168; dinner, 1281, ing, 1266; the final examination at, 1267 treatment of fibroids of, 852; total extirpation of 1393 of Giessen, vote of funds to, 1336 the, 853; myoma of the becoming sarcomatous, Brigade Bearer Company, North London, of Glasgow, election of Council assessors, 1069; malignant adenoma of the cervix of, 1136; inspection of, 1514 .31; the register of the general council of, 200; atrophy of the, superinvolution, 1150; pregnant, Volunteers, university, 1267 professors at, 502; close of winter sessioii, 758; iunusual tolerance of the, 1208; complete extirpa- Volunteers' eyesight, 1324 honorary degrees at, 854; pass lists, 927; meeting tion of cancer of, 1439 Volvulus of the small intestine, 1195; of the sig- of general council of, 1027, 1109, 13241; graduation Uvula, elongation of producing laryngismus, 286, mold flexure, 1440 ceremony at, etc., 1045; the examination for 357; papilloma of, 298 Vomiting in pregnancy, 43, 903; incontrollable in 1).P.H. at, 1211, 1325, 1453; the extension board pregnancy, menthol in, 1382 of, 1453; the local examination board of, ib. V. Vuclliet, M., Letons de Gynecologie Operatoire, c-ev., - of Halle, the chair of surgery at, 335; Vaccination, and syphlilis, 29; the antiseptic after- 904 openinig of new hygienic institute at, 1283 treatment of, 233, 478, 890, 1010, 1068, 1176, 1238, of IHarvard, presentation of playing fields 1411; choleraic, 50.5; alleged transmission of W. to, 1320 syphilis by, 561; allegred injuries from, 614; at Wade, Deputy Surgeon-General F. W., farewell - of HIelsingfors, 250th anniversary of, 396 Dubliin, 617; in ileland, 737; History and Patho- dinner to, 868 of Kiev, medical degrees at, 396 logry of, Dr. E. M. Crookshank, rev., 788, 842; cer- Wahl, Professor E. v., death of, 318; obituary no- of Lausanne, the medical faculty of, 1227 tificates of, 810; small-pox and, 872; successful tice of, 393; the late, 582; proposed mnemorial to, of London, draft scheme for the recon- prizes for in Italy, 1051; successful grants for, ib.; 758 stitution of, 37, 153; pass lists, 52,395, 4.536,1334; pro- aced septicenmia, 1227; ill Germanaiy, 1384 Wainiwright, Mr. J. G., elected treasurer of St. posed enlargement of buildings of, 142; meeting Commission. See Commission Themas's Hospital, 731 of convocation of, 143, 215,1171, 1515; the proposed Vaccinations-Statistik, Kritik d(ler, Dr. J. Korosi, Waldo, Dr., case of acromegaly, 301, 662 changes at, 20s; the relations of the graduates rev., 431 Walker, Dr. A. W. H., poisollous effects of exalgine, and convocation of to the proposed reform of tllhe VTa.cinator, a new, 433 1246 University, 267, 324, 384, 450, 507, 572; conference Vac, inators, public, payment of awvards to, 438, 79A. Mr. B., muscee volitantes, 301 on reform of, 316; meeting of committee of senate Vaccicie, hluman, a prophylactic in canine dieteni per, Mr. W. H., obituary notice of, 923 of, 372; the provincial colleges and the recon- 923, 983; gout, 1331 Wallace, Dr. D., the cystoscope. 17 struction of, 382; and degrees for medical stu- lymph, filling capillary tubes withs, 995 Dr. T., hydatids of the pelvis, 427 dlents, 629, 680, 692, 809, 864, 923, 983, 1105; and Vaccieiia of the eyelids, note on, 1183 Wallace-James, Dr. J. G., fish and leprosy, 1118 provincial colleges, 760; the reform of, 963, 1026; Vahier, Dr. F., sanitary experts acld the elerge of Waller, Dr. A. D., the reform of the University of and the Royal Colleges, 1086; election of exami- obstructing justice, 326 London, 324 isers, 1109; tlhe proposed reconstitution of, ib.; the Vacy-Ashi, Surgeon-Major, presentation to, 160 Wallet, the vaccination, 1141 vacant seat on the senate of, 1262; the intermedcli- Vade-Mecum, the Microtomist's, Mr. A. B. Lee, -ev, Walley, Professor T. A., A Practical Guide to Meat ate MI.B. examination of, 1313 1141 Inspection, rev., 1076; the prophylaxis of canine of ar . .o, .;. ..e -. A;- 1 1 ic7 Montpellier, sixthi centenary of, 517 Va(rirm,r5 coiigenitat absence of, 299; sudden extro- distemper, ll(j7 xxvi THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. [June 28, 1890. Walsham, Mr. W. J., St. Bartholomew's Hospital White, Dr. T. C., teeth in dermoid cysts, 549 cation of in Glasgow, 1152; the hygienic training Reports, rev., 553 Dr. W. H., intussusception of jejunum in of, 1158; university hlonou{s ior, 14.46 Wanderings in Search of Health, Dr. H. C. Taylor, an adult due to a polypus, 76; cases of Thomson's Wood, Miss C. J., Handbook lor the Nursing of Sick rev., 1199 disease, 241; trephining for old hemiplegia ac- Children, rev., 431 Ward, Dr. A. O., bedside charts and notepapers, 25 companied by severe headache, 424; on the paral- Mr. F. C., a case of tic-doloureux, 1344 Miss E. E., passes primary examination for lelism between the three thermic mechanisrnms - Dr. H. C., Nervous Syvphilis, rev., 433 fellowship in the Royal College of Surgeons in and Dr. Hughlings Jackson's three levels, 949, - Professor J., presentatiot to, 1321 Ireland, 255 1105; contracted granular kidneys in young per- Dr. J. B., obituary notice of, 451 Waring, Mr. H. J., London University, 208 sons, 1193 Dr. T. O., the New Luntacy Act, 1889, rev., Warming and ventilation, household, 392 Whitehead, Mr. W., loose bodies in the knee-joint, 790; the working of the New Lunacy Act, a warn- Warts, electrolysis for, 571 607 ing, 1219, 1401 Washhouses, baths and, 157 Whitham, Dr., old drawings, 962 Woodforde, Mr. A., an appeal, 1119 Water, as a vehicle of contagion. 43 Whooping cough, ouabain in, 950; in Paris, 1295; Woodhall Spa, opening of new hospital at, 1338 Analysis, the Student's Handbook of, Dr. R. severe mortality from, in Aberdeen, 1442; sulphur Woodhead, Dr. G. S., appointed director of new G. S. Chew, rev., 82; during a typhoid fever epi- vapour in, 1508 laboratory at the Examination Hall, 251; Reports demic, 626 Wiglesworth, Dr. A., new safety driving rein, 25 from the Laboratory of the Royal College of Phlysi- closet system, 18 Wild, Dr. R. B., diseased kidneys, 427 cians of Edinburgh, rev., 552; presentation to, 736, gas, poisoning by, 253 Wilkes, Mr. W. D., Toogood v. Wilkes, 925 1090 supplies, public, lead in, 139, 439 Toogood v., 400, 462, 925, 934 Woodhouse, Dr., pseudohypertrophic paralysis, 673 supply of London, the, 614, 1284; of Lyons, Wilkins, Mr. J., foreign body in the brain, 542 Woods, Dr. H., hospital reform, the extravagant ex- 992 Wilkinson, Dr. W. C., M. Pasteur and the rabbit penditure, 213; hospital reform in Ireland, 453; Waterlow, Sir S., proposed portrait of, 680 pest in Australia, 692 penny a week medicine, 635; the cost of an out- Waters, potable, the action of on lead, 71, 420; Will, Dr. O., strangula.ed hernia, 135; the tele- patient, 756; free medical relief for city clerks, mineral, 84; moorland, observations on the fac- phone as a bullet finder, ib; resigns surgeoncy of ib.; salts of hypiodousacid, 952 tors determining the plumbo-solvent action of, Aberdeen Infirmary, 973 Wood wool tissue, 487 1197 Willett, Mr. B., rupture of spleen, 77; embolism of Worcester, the influenz. epidemic at, 149 Watson, Mr. F. S., rigidity of os uteii, incisions, gluteal artery, 423; tracture-dislocation of spine, Word-blindness, case of, 45 recovery, 233 paraplegia, operation, death from pneumonia two Work, short hours of, 1262 Mr. W. S., case of primary glaucoma at the months later, 786 Workhouse, the, and its Medical Officer, Dr. A. age of 22, 668 Mr. G., management of horses, 995 Sheen, rev., 964 Watt, Dr. T. M., an improved feeding cup, 1489 Williams, Dr. C. J. B, proposed memorial to, 28 Workhouses, stimulants in, 1209, 1219, 1337 Weather and disease, 20 Dr. C. T., case of bAsic tubercular cavity, Working classes, hospitals and, 275, 335 Weaver, Mr. J. J., presentation to, 807 241; case of phthisis and psoas abscess, 481 Worthington, Dr. L., cyanosis from monobroma- Weber, Dr. H., elected corresponding member of the Dr. D., the epidemic of influenz t, 103 cetanilide, 357 Berlin Verein fuiir Innere Medizin, 1024 ____- Mr. J., presentation to, 518 Worthy, a forgotten medical, 1205, 1343 Webb, Mr. T. L., bacillus of tubercle in sputum, Mr. J. R., practice in Bri{ish Columbia, Wright, Dr. E. O., receives testimonial from Royal 1016 1287 Humane Society, 1048 Weichselbaum, Professor, investigations on the Mr. Le L., English and foreign health Mr. G. A., os3teomyelitis, 962; adenoma of pathology of influenza, 322 resorts, 104 the rectum, ib. Welch, Apothecaries Company v., 753 Dr. R. M., the reform of the Uniiversity Rev. G. H., alcohol and childhood, 1471 Weljamenowa, Dr. E. P., gold medal conferred on, of London, 451 Wyllie, Mr. G., obituary notice of, 210 139 - Mr. W., scarlet fever and the puerperal Wynne, Dr. J. D., contracted pelvis, 429 Wells, Sir T. S., elected honorary member of the condition, 233 Trinity Historical Society, Dallan, Texas, 457; Mr. W. R., two corrections, 1410 appointed Bradshawe lecturer, 910; note on me- Williamson, Mr. G. B., a case of cerebral abscess Y. senteric and omental cysts, 1361 localised and opened, 235; dentist's drills, 339 Yarr, Surgeon M. 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