BRITIS1I MEDICAL JOURN'At, June 24, 1893.

THE 1ritisif WRcdictl fJtrnraI

THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MIEDICAL ASSOCIATIO'N.

INCLUDING

AN EPITOME OF CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE.

EDITED FOR THE ASOCIATION BY E R N E S T -HART.

VOLUME I FOR 1893.

JANUAIRY TO JU>N-E.

DT obon: PREINTED AND PIJILISBED BY THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR OFFICE, 429, STRAND.

MDfCC]T III. BRITISH MEZDICAL JOURNAL; :un 24, 1893.

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ILLU STRATIONS.

rAGE PAGE The Surgery of the Kidney, Mr. H. Morris (Five Figures)...... 2, :3 4 Cancrum Oris followed by Extensive Ulceration of the Cheek and The lnductioii of Premature Labour by Champetier de Ribes's Bag Ankylosis of the Jaw, Dr. J. Ward Cousins (Three Figures) ... 739 Dr. G. E. Herman (Two Figures) ...... ,.. Foreign Body in the Larynx, Dr. P. Watson Williams ...... 744 Barnes's Bags, Dr. K. Barnes (Two Figures) ...... 7, 8 Ancient Egyptian Medicine, Dr. J. Finlayson (Four Figures) ... Thrombosis of Inferior Vena Cava, Mr. T. F. H Smith ...... 9 752, 1062, 1063 Case of Pancreatic Diabetes ending in Coma., Mr. F. M. Rowland ... Il Surgery of the Liver and Gall Bladder, Mr. A. W. M. Robson (Two New Urethral Irrigator for the Treatment of Gonorrhcei, Mr. E. Figures) ...... 791 Cotterell ...... 1.9 On the Production of Artificial Ecdysis in the Filaria Sanguinis Tongue Forceps, Dr. C. Y. Pearson ...... 20 Hominis Nocturna and the Significance of the Sheath and (;epha- Semmelweiss, portrait of ...... 16 lie Arinature of this Parasite, Dr. P. Manson (Four Figures) 792, 793 The Function of the Thyroid Gland, Dr. 3. L. Gibson (Seven Figures) Erythema in Typhoid Fever, Dr. T. Fisher ...... 794 60, 61, 63 Prolapse of Meckel's Diverticulum, Dr. T. C. Railton ...... 796 A Case of Myxcedema treated with Thyrotd Extract and Thyrolc Improved Binaural Stethoscope ... 803 Feeding, Mr. R. A. Lundie (Two Figures) ...... 81, 65 The Sterilisation of Solutions for Ophthalmic Use, Mr. S. Stephenson The Strength of the Skull in Resisting the Entrance of Bullets, Mr. A (Two Figures) ...... 804 A. H. Rideal (Two Figures) ...... 66 A Successful Case of lleo-Colostomy, Mr. R. MIorison ...... 842 A Case of Lead Poisoning, Dr. O'Carroll (Three Figures) ... n. 67 Ruptured Tubal Pregnaucy, Abdominal Section, etc., Dr. J. W. Byers New Midwifery Forceps, Dr. Aitken ...... (Two Figures) ...... 886, 887 Sarcoma caused by Psorosperms, Mr. J J. Clarke (Three Filgures) ... 115 The Aurist's Bag ...... 898 Hare-Lip-Pin Cutters ... ,., ...... 125 Maps to illustrate Leprosy Commission Report .. 921, 922, 923, 924 Carter's Dressers' Table ...... 126 The Direct Pyramidal Tracts of the Spinal Cord, Dr. R. T. Williamson A Heel Cushion ...... 126 (Two Figures) ...... 947 Draper's Truss ...... 126 The Treatment of Meningocele, Dr. A. W. Lea and Mr. G. A. Wright Notes on the New Mesmerism, Mr. Ernest Hart (Thirteen Figures) (Two Figures) ...... 950 127, 12S, 129, 199, 200, 262, 263. 302 Perforating Gastric Ulcer treated by Abdominal Sectlon, Mr. W. Portrait of Mr. A. Baker ...... 1.9 Haward ...... 912 Case of Double Pyosalpinx complicated by Patency of the Cardiac Partial Excision of Larynx for Chondromyxoma, Dr. J. W. Bond Ventricular Septum, Mr. G. B. Morgan ...... 174 (Two Figures) ...... 953 An Improved Aseptic Axis-Traction Forceps ...... 163 A Special Form of Ophthalmia to which Hop Pickers are liable; Parasitism of Protozoa in Carcinoma, Dr. J. Galloway (nine figures) Mr. P. T. Adams (Four Figures) ...... 1001, 1002 217, 218, 230, 221 A Case of Local Epilepsy, TrephiniDg, Electrical Stimulation and On Haffkine's Method of Vaccination against Asiatic Cholera, Dr. A. Excision of Focus, Primary Healing, Improvemiient, Messrs. R. E. Wright and Surgeon-Captain D. Bruce (Three Figures) ... 229 Parker and F. Gotch ...... 1102 Combined Adjustable Curette, Tenaculum, Sound, and other Instru- 1 Sterilising d'Arsonval Filter ...... 1146 ments for Intrauterine work, Dr. T. More Madden ... ,.. 245 Three Cases of Multiple Paralysis of Cranial Nerves, Dr. H. C. Bastian Improved Pile Clamp, Dr. J. Ward Cousins ...... 245 (Four Coloured Figures) ...... Face 1148 A New Thermometer Case ...... 216 Lymphangioma Circumscriptum, Mr. A. WV. F. Noyes (Coloured Vaginal Myomectomy "par Morcellement," Dr. J. Murphy ... 285 Figure) ...... Face 1149 End of a Practical Cure, Sir Spencer Wells (Chromojithograph) The Effects of Koch's Tubercuiln combined with Surgical Meatures Face 398 in tlle Treatment of Lupus, Mr. M. Morris (Two Figures) 1154,1155 New Hypodermic Syringe ...... 417 Hypertrophic Pulmonary Osteo-Arthropathy, Mr. W. Thorburn A New Ophthalmoscope ...... 417 (Four Coloured Figures) .. Face 1156 and 1157 Three Cases of Chronic Acquired Talipes Successfully Treated by Small-pox in the Vaccinated and Unvaccinated,.ca ...Mr. N. S. manning Iwo Operation, Dr. H. O'Neill (FiveFigures) ...... 451, 45.5 A Maternal Impression (?), Mr. F. W. F. Ross ...... 1161 Cancer of the Breast, Dr. C. E. Jennings ...... 4.5 Excision of the Whole of the Radius for Tuberculous Disease, Mr. A. Large Lipoma of the Abdominal Wall, Mr. Abdel-Fattah Tehmy ... 49 C. Godfray ...... 1163 The " Ideal" Support ...- ...... 467 The OrissaTwin Sisters ...... ,, ...... 1176 New Bullet-Extracting Forceps ...... 463 The College of Medicine, Neweastle-on-Tyne ...... 1188 Syringe for Using Deep Urethral Injections, Dr. T. Robinson ... 468 The Science College, Newcastle-on-Tyne ...... 1189 Maps of Canary Archipelago and Teneriffe ...... 469 Case of Atresia Hymenalis and Septate Uterus, Surgeon-Captain H. A Case of Acromegaly, Dr. Beaven Rake ...... 518 E. Drake-Brockman ...... 1220 Baby's Food, Bath, and Clinical Thermometer ...... 530 Umbilical Envelopes ...... 1225 Acme Lens Clinical Thermometer ...... 530 Combination Scalpels ...... 1225 A New Form of Vaginal Speculum, Dr. A. Duke ...... 530 Abandonment of Iridectomy in the Extraction of Hard Cataract, An Improved Ecraseur Snare ...... 5 0 Mr. T. P. Teale (Five Figures) ...... 1253, 1254 Adro-therapeutics in Lung Disease, Dr. C. T. Williams (Fivre Figures) Tumour of the Optic Nerve, Dr. Rockliffe ...... 1268 587, 588, 569, 681 New Form of Ovariotomy Trocar, J)r. A. Duke ...... 1272 Case of Macroglossia, Mr. Leah (Two Figures) ...... fi581 The Pharma,cological Action and Therapeutic Uses of the Nitrites Microphthalmos, Mr. E. T. Collins ...... 586 and Allied Compounds. Dr. D. J. Leech (Fifteen Diagrams) Portrait of Professor Virchow ... 603 1306. 1307, 130a, 1311 Intussusception of a Malignant Growth of the Large Intestine, Mr. Symphysiotomy in Extreme Contracted Osteomalacial Pelvis, H. P. Symonds, (Two Figures) ...... 639 Surgeon-Major Dimmock (Two Figures) ... .. 1312, 1313 Improved Ovariotomy Trocar, Dr. J. Ward Cousins ...... 646 Pulsus Paradoxus in Acute Laryngitis, De. _E. M. Brockbank (Twoq A Method of Performing Intestinal Anastomosis by Means of Decal- Diagrams) ...... 1315 cified Bone Bobbins, Mr. A. W. Mayo Robson (Six Figures) 683, 689 The State of the Lung in Imperfect or Protracted Resolution of Lower Jaw Fractures, Mr. R. C. Acland ...... 703 Acute Pneumonia, Dr. A. G. Auld ...... 1317 New Bullet Extractor suggested by Surgeon-Major Macnamara ... 703 The Physiological Effects of Electrical Current3 of High Frequency, A Case of Myxcedema cured by Thyroid Extract, Dr. J. P. EIenry Dr. H. L. Jones ...... 1319 (Two Figures) ...... 737 A Method of Extension for Shortencd Limbs ...... 1328 The Treatment of Myxcedema by Feeding with the Thyroid Gland of the Shea, Mr. J. Dee Shapland (Two Figures) ...... 738 BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, June 24, 1893.

INDEX TO VOLUME I FOR 1893.

A. Academy, Royal of Medicine in Ireland, Section Alder-Smith, Dr. H., eucalyptus inunction In Abbott, Dr. C. E., vaccination and tramps, 615 of Surgery, disease of temporal bone in con- scarlet fever, 335 Abdomen, rupture of tile wall of in an ascit-ic nection with aural disease, 16.; cancer of the Alderson, Dr. F. H., the employment of unquali- patient from an accidental fall, 117; some mis- rectum, ib.; splints, 412; operative treatment fied assistants, 819 takes in the technique of tile surgery of, .525; of trifacial neuralgia, 413; liv'g and card Aldous, Mr. R., pneumonia without cough, pistol-shot wound of tIle, 849; surgery of tile, specimens, 587; acute intestinaiobstruction 458 1011 thirst after operations on the, 1269 and its treatment, ib. Aldridge, Surgeon-Captain A. R., can eriemata Abdominal cavity, delineation of the, 241 Accident insurance cases, 1207 be vomited? 391 -~. -section at St. Villcent's Hospital, Accidents in mines, 991 Alexander, Dr. J., presentation to, 497 122; for ruptured tubal pregnancy, 886; at the Ackland, Mr. R. C., lower jaw fractures, 703 Brigade-Surgeon W.. treatment of Rotunda Hospital, 893; perforating gastric Aconite, poisoning by, 1109, 1319 syphilis by mercury and hot baths, 289, 500 ulcer treated by, 952; removal of gravid uterus Acromegaly, case of, 204, 518 Algiers, The Practical Guide to, Mr. G. W. Har- by, 1059 Act, Burgh Police (Sootland), 1892, remarks on, ris, rev., 75; practice in, 103; antirabic in- Aberdeen, volunteer decoration at, 86, 1314 ; los 961 stitute at, 852; fatal epidemic of measles at, pital Sunday at, 86; ambulance classes at, 99; Contagious Disease Notification, prosecu- 1039 cost of notifying infectious diseases at. 314; cution under, 98 Alkaloids of cod-liver oil, 158 Doctors at Home and Abroad, Mrs. E. H. B. .- Housiiig of the rking Classes, adoption "All at once," 810 Rodger, rev., 526; hospital fund in, 814 ; lady !of Part III of, 776 Allan, Dr. F. J., sanitary Inspectors under the students at, 863; the slums of, ib. the Lunacy, 1891, and medical examinations, Public Health (London) Act, 1891, 667, 819, 930 Aherdeenshire, the state of farm bothlies in, 41 Allbutt. Dr. T. C., close appointments, 38 81. Notification, verification of diagnosis under, Allen, Deputy Inspector-General R. M., death of, Abortion, prophylaxis and treatment of, 357; 873; duties of medical officers of health under, 669 conviction for, 612; treatment of, 800; illegal, 935; the working of, 1279 Alliance, Friendly SocietIes', the, and Dr. S. case of, 876 -the Oatlis, in its sanitary aspects, 485; Haughton. 39, 146 Abraham, Dr. P. S., syphilide (?) of face, 462; price, etc., of, 499: circular re, 1234, 1240 Allingham, Mr. W. H., cancer of colon removed leprosy, 536; leprosy and vaccination, 608; - Universities (Scotland), 1889, ordinances in colotomy, 583; gastro-enterostomy for can- treatment of ringworm, 786 under, 1k98 cer of the pylorus, 847 Abram, Dr. J. H., remarkable form of hepatitis, Vaccination (Scotland), 1863, treatment of A]lsom, Dr., presentation to, 1248 204 persons iimiprisoned under, 443; cumulative Alps, Bouthern, Bye-ways in the, Dr. E. J. Miles, Abscess, spinal, the treatment of, 66, 849: due to penalties under the, 609, 1125 rev., 1271 perforating gastric ulcer. 118; of thymus Actinomycosis, iodide of potassium ID, 518 Althaus, Dr. J., Influenza: its Pathology, Sym- gland, 464; psoas, treated by repeated aspira- Acts, Labourers (ireland), remuneration under, ptoins. Complications, and Sequels; its Origin tion and injection of iodoform emulsion, 948; 1299 and Mode of Spreading, and its Diagnosis, cerebral, trephining for, 1004; pulmonary, Adair, Mr. S. F., ConciseHistory of the Rotunda Prognosis, and Treatment, rev., 180; str&ngu- communicating with the posterior imiedia- Lying-in Hospital, Dublin. rev., 19 lated movable kidney, 867, 991 stinum, 1038; of the ovary, 1110; cerebellar, Adams, Mr. P. T., a special form Of ophthalmia Althorp, Mr. C. F. M., a third lithotomy on the case of, 1197 to which hop pickers are liable, 1000 same patient, 643; salivary calculus, 8oo Abscesses, psoas, fatal through renal complica- -_____ Dr. R.. death of, 340 Alum in baking powder, 395, 655, 984; action of tions, 952 Address, valedictory to the Clinical Sbelety of on the nervous system, 969 Academy, Royal, of Medicine in Ireland, dinner London, 1151 Ambulance card, a, 1245 to Lord Houghton, 866 Adenoma of the kidney, 241; of stomach, 464; service in London, 826 Royal, of Medicine in Ireland, Section of cat's lip, psorosperms in, 951 America. See United States of Anatomy and Physiology, true position of Adeps lanai, 702 Aminol, 159, 590, 668 ovary, 244; hour-glass contractlon of the Administration, the late and the next, the work Amputation, successful at 83 years of age, 336 stomach, ib.; absence of ileo-cucal valve, ib of, 21 Amsterdam, female students at, 1040 delimitation of the abdominal cavity, iot Adulteration, an object lesson In, 29; of alco- Amygdalotomy, 50 meeting of, 814 holic drinks in France, 433; of food, 673 Aniernia, pernicious, diagnosis and treatment - Royal of Medicine In Ireland; Sec- Advertisement, vaccination and, 103; a too of, 699; acute from loss of blood, pyrexia in, tion of Medicine, glaucoma in young people, candid, 276; poison by, 911 849 121; syringomyelia, 122; pin swallowing, ib. Advertisements, " cruel," 478 Aniesthesia by suggestion without hypnotism, Royal of Medicine in Ireland, Section Advertising, 531 64: of Obstetrics, specimens. 122, 413, 894, 1059; ab- Aeltere und neure Entwickelungs Theorleen Anwsthetics, the administration of by dentists, dominal section, 122; case of spina bifida suc- Dr. 0. Hertwig, rev.. 244 447,618: in operations for adenoid growths, cessfully treated with iodo-glycerine, 413; re- Ac'-o-therapeutics in lung disease, 566, 621. 681 620; deaths under, 1040 port on, 112: abdominal sections, ib.; living Affieck, Dr., myxcedema, 411; diseases of the ap- Analytische Methoden zur NtLhrungsmittel- specimens, 894; abdominal section at the Ro- pendix vermiformis. 1010 Untersuchungen, Dr. C. Virchow, rev.. 645 tunda Hospital, 895; removal of the gravid Africa, service on the West Coast of, 40 ; honours Anastomosis, intestinal, method of performing uiterus by abdominal section, 1039; purpura in for operations on the West Coast of, 382 by means of decalcified bone bobbins, 685 the newly born, 1060 Agathin, 702 Anatomische, physlologische und physikalische Royal Medicine of Ireland, Section of Agitators, lay antivaceination and the public Daten und Tabellen, Dr. H. Vierordt, rev., Pathology, diffuse cerebro-spinal sclerosis, press, 435, 489 590 240; adenoma of the kidney, 241; specimens. Aitken, Sir W., memorial to, 1021 Anatomy of the Brain and Spinal Cord, Mr. 3. 242; carcinoma of male breast, ibS; fracture of Aitkin, Dr. D. W., operations for fracture of the R. Whitaker, rev., 19; Regional, in its Relation skull with partial loss of temporo-sphenoidal patella, 323 to Medicine and Surgery, Dr. G. McClellan, lobes, ib.; caries of spine, ib.; hydronephrosis Alabaster and others, Tibbits v., 368, 423,436; v. rev., 73; Female Pelvic, Researches in, Dr. J. and obstructive dilatatioD of kidney, 242: the Medical Battery Company, 533, 550 C. Webster, rev., 180; Human, a Treatise on movable kidney, ib.; fractures of the neck of Alabone v. Morton, 1351 by Various Authors, Mr. H. Morris, rev., the thigh bone, 464; adenoma of stomach, ib.; Albinism, Lord Sherbrooke on, 1024 915 tuberculous disease of urinary organs, ib- Albuminuria, chronic, 409; in pregnancy, 1059; Anchovies, poisoning by, 51 tuberculous peritonitis. 465; ulcer of stomach, chronic of long standing, 116 Anderson, Dr. A. M., The Antiseptic Treatmen ib.; molluscum dermatolyticum, 745; dural Alcohol, drink map of the workhouse consump- of Typhoid Fever, rev., 181 h,ematoma associated with Jacksonian epi- tion of, 51; consu-1nption of in France, 265; in - Mr. A. W., cure of acute mania, septi lepsy, ib.; pachymeningitis depending on ear workhousec, 364; and suicide, 659; in metro- caemia, death, 1l10 disoes, i.; papers, iO. politan asylums, 673 - Pr. C. L. (G., peach 'ever, 1074 THB BBITI8R 1iv M L:nTCAL JOURNtL INDEX. [JUNEX 24, 1899.

Anderson, Dr. J.. obituiary notice of, 494 ; pro- tribution of dnlie3, ib.; sick leave. 821; AsSOCIATION. BRITTSH MEPTCAL, Committee on posed memorial to, 53k, 597; the fun;eral of, 3)9() necessity of titular rank, ib ; new editioin of Anaestbetice, notice re, 87; schedule of ques- - Dr. R. B., the case of, 473, 542, 601, 704, the "Manual"for,931 the surgical equipment tiolis, 131 764, 927, 977, 1027, 1(082, 1193. 1278 of station hospitals, 9.32, 1136; notes OIr a con- -____-___- Parliamentary Professor R. J., tlle energy of living solidated medical staff corps, 932 ; an anomal- Bills Committee. iDroceedings of, 1.30. 201, 899; beings, 1183 ous position, lb.: suggeslions on corps forma- deputations to Ministers, 104.5; special report Anderton. Mr. C., obituary notice of, 44 tion, lb.: deputation of Parliamentary Bills o11 smallIpcx to. 1U3 Andrew, Dr. J., resigns physicianshlip at St. ('omnmittee to Mr. * ampbell-Bannerman, 1017, Sci ntiflcGranis Bartholomew's. 534, t6l ; proposed testimonial 1202, 1231. 1295; retiren:ent onI gratuity, 10S7; Committee, re-port to on the influenee of thie to, 970, 1040, 1075 reliels. ib.; club blackballing, 1136; orderly mineral constituents of the body upon im- Aneurysm, gluteal, successfully treated by duty, Al.: reductions in the, 1243; medical nuilnity from infectious disease, 10 ; pre- Macewen's method, 1 7; in a fox terrier, 1 :9; officers' leave in lreland, ib.: annual diarner liminary report to on (edema, 1i1; repor t to popliteal, case of. 174; arterio-venous, 233. of, 1282, 1294; the memoranda, 1293; foreign on lhIl bacillus viridaius, 11; preliminary 892; of abdominal aorta. rupture of, 219c ; service and retireinent, 1293; state of the report to on the glycolytic ferment of the consolidated, 4113; thoracic, venesection in, army medical service, ib.; reserves. the status pancreas, ib., notice as to grants by 927, 1018, 744; the diagnostic significance of hbemoptysis of medical officers on the retired list, 1296 1120, 1240 in, 893; traumatic, disseeting, 10.57; three cases French, the medieal officers of and mili- Aberdeen, Banff, of, 1039; popliteal and femoral, ligatwii e of the tary lionours, 94; lhealtlh of tlre, 204 and Kincardine Branch meeting of E65, 714, superficial femoral and external iliac artery Inidian, promotionls and appointments 1084, 1195, 1289; newv inembers, 66t5, 714: com- for, 1111 in miiedical staff of. 40, 94, 148, 2ti8, 324, :281, niuirications. 665, 714, 1084 : Patliamentary Aneurysms, obscure, the graphic mchod ap- 437, 492. 5.52, 611, 669, 718, 772, 820. 869, 9:i2, Bills Committee, 663; medical charities and plied to the diagnosi4 of, 285 983, 1033, 1086, 1133., 1202. 1244. 1294, ; tours the wage limit, 663, 714, 105.4, 1193 ; vote of Angina pectoris. anTc3thssia by ethrr and, 53 in, 40; economies irn, 94, 1134, :324; treat- thanks, 663; diagnosis of diphtheria, 1193 Angioma, trallmati(, of thimb, 844 ment of medical otficers of, 94, 209, 282; representative Oni Council of Association. Animal extracts, injection of, 114.3, 121-2, 1279 the subordinate medical service of, 268, 321, 1289: hlierapeuitic investigation, ilb ; excursicn Animals, living, expemiments on, 1184; wild in 382, 611 the nsiedical service of and medical and dinner, 1b. India, 1280 professorsllips, 370; tlae grievaDces of the, Bath and Bristol Annual Medical. See Medical .379, 492: list of successful candidates for, 4377; Branch, meeting of, :377, 487, 8916, 978, 1240; new Antarctic expedition, the return of, 1155 the medical staff in, 438; thie depreciated members, 377, 487,51)6, 978: Parliamentarv Bills Anthrax, external lesion of, 121; outbreak of, rupee, '111, 1203; the India Oflice "non possu- Committee, 377; medical charities, 377. 487; 179, 428; a fatal case of involving the brain, mus," ,04. 706; sick leave, 718: the true goal, communications, 377, 816, 978, 1240; discus- 3450; transmission of by water, 487; an epi- 7,72; cavalry mounts ill, 932; comparisons in, sion, 487; dinner, 816; medical aid associa- demic of, 715 ib ; medical messes in, 933: total abstinence lions, ib. Antipodes, medical literature in, 1233 in the. 970: the Ia1dian presidency comniands, Birmingham Antipyretics, Modern, Dr. J. Ot.t. rev., 803 1036; lhandicapped. ib: Indian comparisons, and Midland Counties Branclh, ectopic gest a- Antiseptic management of wounids, 161, 277, 337, ib deputations of Parliamentary lills (Com- tion, 177; recovery after symptoms of perlora- 379 maittee to Earl of Kirmberley, 1051, 1202, 1231; tive peritonit.is, lb.; excision of wrist, ib. Antivaccination and thlie cost of small-pox, 779; the new titles in, 1136: regimental confidential ectopic gestatiou, acute intestinal obstruc- and Great Bolton, 8.31 Xeports in India, 1296; surgeons-general in tion, lb.; resignation of representative on Antivaccinators on the warpath, 661: refuting India, ib. council, 2041 specimens. 411, 641, 664. 954; the, 728; at Rcarborouigh, 831i; the letter- -_- Salvation. See Salvation healed pulmonary plithisis after treatment wriling ring of, 863; and small-pox, 1131 United States, the medical department of, by Koch's method. 411; cases, 641; new mem- Anitvivisection, the campaign re at Folkestone, 870 bers. 661; papers, 663; myxmdems, 954 252 Arnold and Sona. Messrs., dresser's table, 246 -Bombay Braneb, Autivivisectors, an open letter to, 275. Dr. C., Repetitorium der Chemie, r( v., meeting of, 767, 108.3; new members, 767,1083; Antrum, transilluninlation of the, 3)6 803 representative on (ouincil of Association, 7117; Anuria, obstructive, 10o39 Arrow poisons of the New Hebrides, telluric financial statement, ib.; communications, ib.; Aawyl, Mr. J., death of, 1137 origin of, 331 votes of thanks, ib. ; sarcoma of the uterus. Aorta, mediastinal growth opening up tihe, 91 Att and sanitation. 210 1083 symphysiotomy, ib. ; ineteorology of Aphasia from a fall on the head, 698 Artefacts of the Nervous System, A Study of cholera. ib. G uiana Apomorphine, dangers of, 6;18 the, Dr. J. Van Giesen, re -., 957 - British Apothecaries of London. Society of, pass lists, Arteries, iliac, ligature of through the perito- .Rranch, mneeting of 6f06; British Institute of 42, 97, 210, 493, 1;75. 823, 934, 1135; examination neum, 338 innominate and carotid, simulta- Preventive Medicine. ib.; president's annual for assistants, 275; enlargemnent of premises neous ligature of, 198. 315, 372, 428, 482; degene- address, ib. ; vote of thanks, ib. of. 1182 ration of with muscular atrophy. 464: suiper- - BurmlahBranch, Apotheearles'Hall. Dublin, and Royal College ficial femoral, external iliac, ligature of for meeting of, 606; new members, ib. ; annual of Surgeon3 in Ireland, CoDjoint Board of, poplileal and femoral aneurysm, l11 report. ib : officers and couDcil, ab. ; reduction 1293, 1317 Artery, puilmonary, diastolic murmur over, 642 of subscription, it).; paper, ib. A"---l for Mr. Ginders, 86; an unsu2cessful, Arthrodesis, 755 . Cambridge ard 159 Ascites, chylous. pleurisy and, 1037 lluntingdon Branch, meeting of, 1287: offieers Apspendicitis, 68 cares of, 838; the surgical Ashby, Dr. H., the diagnosis and treatment of and council of, ib.: autumn nmeeting, ib.; com- aspect of, 1010 acute croupous pneumonia, 783 bined meeting of with East Anglian Branch, Apnendixvermiformis. excision of, 641; diEeases Ashwortla. Mr. P., psoas abscess treated by 1288; president's address, lb.; typhlitis, ib.- of the, 1010; perforation of, 1222 repeated aspiration and injection of iodoform cases and specimens, ib.; visits to cathedral, Appointments, close, 38, 546, 619; diplomates, emulsion, 918 etc.,etc., lb). graduates and, 323: Poor-law and public Asphyxia, fatal, following self-admlnistration - Dorset and West health, 674; new. nett profits and, 13(03 of nitrouis oxide gas. 1164 Hants Branch, meeting of, 1083; vote of thanks Arbeiten airs der k6nigliehen Frauenklinik in Assistance, literary, 618 to a-etiring president, ib.; council and repre- Dresden, Dr. G. Leopold, re'.. 1270 Assistants, railway fares of, 41; unqualified, the senta.ti'es, it). ; new members Ml. ; next meet- Areaehon as a Health Resort, Rev. S. Radcliffe, employment of, 819 ing, ib. ; medical charities and the wage limit, ret'., 1224 Association, Aberdeen District Nursing, meet- ib. * Parlianmentary Bills Committee, ib. ; Arctic oxpedition, 1303 ing of executive comtmaittee of, 372 grants, 1084; discussion, lb.; comniunications, Aretaios, Dr. T., obituary notice of, 101s American Medical Editors' and ib.; dinner-, ib. Argentine Republic, a Pharmacopcela for, 1.53 Mr. Hart, 662;tlae Ophthalmic Section at, 771 - Dublin Branch, Armstrong. Mr. G., compulsory games, 1183 American Public Health, annual presidential address at annual meeting of, Army, British, promotions and appointments meeting of, 498 316, 320; annual naeeting of, 320: report of in Medical Staff of, 40, 94, 148, 208, 268, 323, 381, - American Surgical. Transactions council, ilb. election of officers, ib.; votes of 437, 492, 552, 610, 669, 718, 772, 820, 861), 931. 983,' of the, Mr. W. J. Dornan, ret'., 937 thanks, ib.; dinner, ib. 1035, 1086, 1133 1202,1244, 3294, 1332; badge for Belfast Mledical Students, con- East Anolian Army Medical Staff and corps, 40, 149: an versazione of, 418 Braneh, meeting of, 684.1287; newmembers, Italian estimate of, 94; changes of station. British for the Advancement of 664, 1287; proposed "jubilee" meeting, 664; 148, 331, 611, 820, 1086. 1294; promotion and Science, the meetirag of in 1893, 468 report of council, lb.; election of Branch degrees, 149; the administrative ranls in _____- British Dental, the presidency of, council. 1288 ; vote of thanks to retiring presi- the Medical Staff of, 208, 552; the new titles, 839 dent, ib.; luneheon, ib.; conjoiDt meeting 209, 324, 382, 492, 772, 870, 1036. 1136; transport British Laryngological and Rhino- with Cambridge and Hunttngdon) Branch, ib.; of wouinded, 209; Army Medical Staff nmess. logical, meeting of, 607 president's address, ib.; typhlttis, lb.; cases Woolwich, Mb.: stu;dy furlough for the medical Assoc'IATION, BRMTISH MEDICATL. programme of and specimens, lb.; visits to cathedral. etc., ib. officers of, 313, 332: private medical practi- 61st alinual nmeeting. 36, 544, 767, 979. 1187 1341 - - East York and tioners bill form, 324; list of successful can- the annual aneeting of at Newcastle, 2.8, North Lincoln Branch, meeting of, 766; myxce- didates for, 437; Medical Staff messes, 4:38: .314; list of authors and others who have dema, ib.; specimens. 767; ntinual meeting, Lord Houghton's levee, ib.; promotions a.nd presented hooks to the library of, 299, 975 ; the 1290; president's address, ib; communica- appointments in the medical reserve of, 492, increase of the library of, 313; balance-sheet tions, ib. 772. 620, 1035, 1086, 1135, 1202, 1243; the last of the Nottingham meeting, 361; circulation --______Edinburgh 1ea'ee, 493; no legal remedy for breach of of books from the library of, 5359; annual Branch, conjoint meeting with Stirling, etc., faith, 611; a combatant medical officer. 669: museum, 768, 979, 1129, 1192, 1314; leading Branch, 356. 377; cases, 3.56; transillumination a question of order, 670; the examining board article on, 1177; and the Medical Battery Com- of the antrum, ilb.; specimens, etc., ib; for, 713. 720, 7f62. 772. 971, 1112. 1186; the pany, 1193; the sections at the annual meet- papers. 357; dinner, 377; meeting of, 432, 1340; principal medical officer of the Dublin ing of 1333, 114.5 medical charities, lb.; Parliamentary Bills district, 718*; the three years' rule. 718, Council. pro- Committee, lb.; by-laws of Branch, 433; elec- 821, 1202; "mister" or major, 718; *' near ceedings of, 264, 927,1031 and the Branches tion of officers, 1340; treasurer's report, lb.; future," ib.; appointments in the medical circular resolutions, 434, 549, 593 votes of admission of new members, lb.; countj y department of, 757; a hard case, 772; dis- condolence by, 589 meeting, ib.; Midwives Bill opposition fund, r THE BRRITISI v JUNE 24, 1893.] INDEX. 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ib.; Therapeutic Committee, ib.; vote of ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL, Southern Association, Cork Poor-law Medical Officers', thanks, ib. Branch, annual meeting, 1241; minutes and meetingof, 598 ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL, Glasgow and financial statement, lb.; election of officers, of Fellows of the Royal College of West of Scotland Branch, annual meeting of, ib.; annual meeting, 1894, ib.; installation of Surgeons and the president, 87; meeting of 263; installation of new president, ib.;Insti- new president,ib.; president's address, ib.; committee of, 537, 854, 966, 1130, 1274 tute of Preventive Medicine, ib. medical vote of thanks,ib. - - Forfarshire Medical, quarterly charities and wage limit, 264; Parliamentary -- - outhern meeting of, 85, 762 Bills Committee, ib.; demonstrations, ib,; Branch, South East Hants District, speci- Home Hospitals, annual report of, dinner, ib. mens, 894; some points connected with epi- 676 Gloucestershire lepsy, ib. ; infant feeding, ib.; rupture of Hospitals, meeting of, 695 Branch, splenectomy, 240; gumma of brain, Douglas's pouch,ib. Irish Medical and the Home Rule ib.; miscellaneous communications, 240 543; South -Eastern Bill, 814; annual meeting of, 1235 minutes, 543, 1132; discussion, 1031; bailance Branch, annual meeting, 1335, 1340; luncheon, __ Irish Medical Schools' and Gradu- sheet, 1132; scrutineers, ib.; representative 1340; retiring president's address, ib.; vote of ates', circular letter re hospital appointments, on the Council of the Association,ib.; eiection thanks to the retiring president and vice- 251; annual meeting of, 647; annual dinner of, of officers, ib. ; visit to the cathedral, ib.; president, ib.; president's address, ib.; report 648; summer dinner of, 1353 dinner, ib. of council, 1341; financial report,ib.: officers Manchester Medico-Ethical, an- - - ~~~~Griqual1an d and council, ib.; Dr. Parsons's services as nual meeting of. 305 West Branch, summary of meetings in 1892, honorary secretary,ib.; next annual meeting, Medical Officers of Schools, the 767 dinner, ib. lb.; ib -ineri. disinfection and treatment of scarlet fever by Halifax (Nova - South-Eastern antiseptic inunction, 240; annual general Scotia) Branch, meeting of, 90, 144, 204, 376, Branch, East Kent District. meeting of, 665, meeting of, 1176 606, 1241; annual report, 90; offlcers and coun- 1132, 1195; medical charities and the wage Medico-Psychological of Great cil, ib.; votes of thanks, ib.; communications, limit, 66,5; communications, 665, 1132; annual Britain and Ireland, quarterly meeting of, 144, 204, 606; treatment of typhoid fever, 377; meeting, 665; dinner, 1132, 1195; re-election of 663 diphtheria in Halifax, next meeting,ib.; 606; honorary secretary, 1195; future meetings,ib. ; Metropolitan and National Nurs- acute Hodgkin's disease, 1241 ; the germ theory British Institute of Preventive Medicine, ib. ; ing, annual report of, 1078 at the beginning of the eighteenth century,ib. cholera,ib.; tracheal tugging,ib. Metropolitan Workhouse Infirm- - Hong Kong and - - - South-Eastern ary Nursing, the work, etc., of, 1025 China Branch, annual meeting of, 606; officers Branch, West Kent District, meeting of, 606; - of Military Surgeons of the Na- and council,zb. hospital abuse and the wage limit,tb.; com- tional Guard of the United States, The Trans- Leeward Islands munications,ib.; dinner,ib. actions of the Second Annual Meeting of, rev., Branch, annual meeting of, 606; opening South-Eastern 1222 meeting,ib.; retiring president's address 607; Branch, East Sussex District, meeting of, 766, -- the Museums, annual meeting, address by new president, ib.; votes of thanks, 1240, medical charities and the wage limit, 1300 ib.; election of officers, ib.; newmembers, ib. ; 766; communications, 776, 1240 for Promoting a Professorial Uni- Leeward Islands Journal, ib.; reports, ib.; South-Eastern versity in London, proposed scheme of, 654 papers,ib.; entertainments,ib. Branch, WestSassex District, meeting of, 766; Royal British Nurses, charter Melbourne and medical charities and the wage limit, ib.; granted to, 1124; inauguration of Scottish Victoria Branch, and Dr. 0.W. Holmes, 194; communications,ib. Branch of, 1238 anniual meeting of, 980; addreas by Dr. -______- - South Midland St. John Ambulance, distribution ib ; election of officers, ib.; Springthorpe, Branch, annual meeting of, 1289; minutes, ib.; of prizes at- Norwood, 1248 report of council, ib. new members, ib.; letters and communica- of Sanitary Inspectors of Scot- Metropolitan tions, lb.; Biitish Institute of Preventive land, meeting of, 775 the registration of mid- Counties Branch, Medicine, ib.; president's address, ib; com- - Workhouse Infirmary Nursing, wives, 604; annual meeting of, 1335 munications, ib; votes of thanks, ib.; future report of, 825 - - - Metropolitan meetings, election of officers, ib. medical 216, 1168, 1181, 1197, Branch, North London District, ib.; Associations, aid, Counties -__ _- South Wales and 1242,1291, 1347; special article on, 1227 meeting of, 763, 1131; president's address, 763; Monmouthshire Branch, meeting of, 1030; Asthenopia, nervous, in school children, 239 communications, ib.; votes of thanks, 763, new members, ib.; communications, ib.; me- Asthma, spasmodic, paraldehyde in, 6. 1132; election of officers, 1131; Cock's opera- dical aid societies, ib.; medical charities, Asylum, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic, annual tion,ib.; cases and specimens, 1132 1031; Parliamentary Bills Committee, ib. report of, 380 Metropolitan South-Western Claybury, opening of, 1334 Counties Branch, South London District, Branch, meeting of, 978; communications, lb.; -_____ Cork District Lunatic, suspicious death meeting, of, 144; demonstration, ib.; after- case, ib.; specimen, ib. at, 330; annual report of, 428; low mortality- noon meetings, ib.; votes of thanks,ib. Staffordshire rate at, 723 - Metropolitan Branch, meeting of, 605, 1289; new members, Cumberland and Westmoreland County Counties Branch, Western District, meeting 605, 1289; Parliamentary Bills Committee, 603; Lunatic, report of, 46 1132; of, 763, 816, communications, 763, 816; cases and specimens, ib. ; luncheon and visit Durham County Lunatic, annual report vote of thanks, 816; minutes, 1132; hernia, to brine baths, 606; report of council, 1289; of, 1139 ib.; dinner,ib. ; annual meeting, ib. cases, ib.; annesthetics, 1290; Medical Protec- Fife and Kinross District, annual re- -MidlandBranch, tion Society, ib. port of, 826 annual meeting of, 128R; officers and council, Stirling, Kin- Grahamstown Lunatic, teaching of ib.; president's address, 1289; communica- ross, and Clackmannan Branch, conjoint meet- nurses, etc., at, 380 tions, ib.; luncheon and dinner, ib.; new ing of with Edinburgh Branch, 356, 377 ; cases, Nottingham Borough Lunatic, annual members,members, ib. 356; transillumination of the antrum, ib.; report of, 330 North of Eng- specimens, etc., 356, 1290; papers, 357; dinner, Strafford County Lunatic, U.S.A.,Iburn- land Branch, meeting of, 1031; communica- 377, 865; meeting of, 865; British Institute of ing of, 387 tions, ib. ; dinner, ib. Preventive Medicine, ib.; new member, ib.; Suffolk County Lunatic, annual report North of Ireland address by Professor Grainger Stewart, ib.; of, 153 Branch, meeting of, 264, 978; medical charities vote of thanks, ib. Wellington Lunatic, in, 379 accidental deatl and the wage limit, 264; communications, 264, Sydney and in, 978 ; dinner, 264; Beliast Health Society, 978; New South Wales Branch, meeting of, 90, 144, York Lunatic, annual report of, 1138 case, ib.; council meeting, ib. ; new members, 90,144, communica- broken ribs in, 81; Irish, - North Asylums, lunatic, - WVales tions, 90, 144; notice of motion, 90; the new visiting physicians to, 86, 102; responsibility Branch meeting of, 865; new member, 866; president, minutes, ; delegate to, of superintendents of, 607; lunatic in the financial report, ib.; visitor, ib.; Paz liamen- annual meeting of Association, * presi- West Riding, 666; metropolitan, alcohol in, tary Bills Coznmittee, ib. Medical Charities dent's address, ; vote of thanks, ; officers 675; beer as an article of diet in, 809 Committee, ib.; British Instiiute of Preven- and council, Athletics at our public schools, 858 tive medicine, ib.; communications, ib. Thames Valley Atkin, Mr. C., surgical treatment of neuralgia, ______- Oxford and Dis- Branch, meeting of, 320, 816; new 1059 of, 264, new mem- members, trict Branch, meeting 978; 320, 816; paper, 320; dinner, 320, 816; commu- Atkinson, Mr. E., death under chloroform, 727 bers, 264, 978; Parliamentary Bills Committee, nications, 816 Dr. F. P., prevention of hydrophobia 264; medical charities and wage limit, ib.; ______- Yorkshire in dogs, 275 discussion, ib.; communications, 978; medical Branch, meeting of, 1031; communications, Atlas, An Ophthalmic for Recording Pathologi- aid associations, lb. ib.; dinner, ib. cal Conditions of the Fundus Oculi, Mr. F. -- ~- Perthshire West Somerset Haydon, rev., 124 Branch, meeting of, 319, 865, 1288; new mem- Branch, meeting of, 766; Clark memorial Atresia hymenalis, 1220 bers, 319, 1288, medical charities, 319; pro- fund, ib. ; new members, ib.; proposed British 1267 branch for Dundee and Atropine in cholera, posed district, 319, Institute of Preventive Medicine, ib. ; medical Attfield, Dr. D. H., the probable destruction of 865; notification of infectious diseases, 319; charities and wage limit, ib.; Parliamentary bacteria in polluted river water by infusoria, the late Dr. Buchanan, 865; communicatione, Bills Committee, ib.; the late Mr. Wm. Liddon, 1262 ib.; death of Dr. Buchanan, ib.; Perth Sick lb.; diagnosis of rotheln, ib.; vote of thanks, Atthill, Dr. L., the College of Surgeons in Ireland Nursing Society, ib.; representative of Branch ib. and the Hall, Dublin, 1347 officers of health for Apothecaries' on council, ib.; medical Association, British Medical Temperance, gene- Augenheilkunde, Compendium der, Dr. P. Silex, Scotch counties,ib.; proposed Dundee Branch, ral meeting 650; annual meeting of, 1141 rev., 359 ib.; antipyrin, ib.; luncheon and dinner, ib. of, - Shropshire and Brntish Nursing Auld, Dr. A. G., on the state of the lung in im- Brussels Medical Graduates', perfect or protracted resolution of acute pneu- Mid Wales Branch, meeting of, 866; Medical special meeting of, 212; the rights of, 275 monia, 1317 chariteies and the wage limit, ib. ; Parliamen- Church of England Sanitary, Aural. See Ear tary Bills Committee, ib.; the late Mr. J. A. monthly meeting of, 1039 Australasia the medical profession in, 974 Bratton, ib.; new members, ib.; communica- City and County of Cork Medical Australia, the voyage to, 1207; fever in the con- tions, ib.; annual meeting, ib. 482, 658, 864 6 and Surgical, meeting of, 315, tingent from, 1233; practices in, 1355 TMB BITIS I viVMZD10ALIA JOURNALJ INDEX. LJUNE 24, 1893.

Austria, treatment of inebriates in, 662 Belfast, clinical teaching in the workhouse of, Black, Dr. J. W., presidential address to Obstet- Automatism, epileptic, with loss of identity, 98 198, 254, 267; dinner of medical school of, 254; rical Society, 353 Auvard, Dr. A., Formulaire Obstetrical Illustrd, the public health of, 1091; sanitation in, 1182; - Dr. R., anthrax, 179 anthrax bacilli, 1270 rev., 645; Formulaire Gyndcologique Illustrd, hospital Saturday in, 1196; Poor-law appoint- Blacker, Dr. B., light from a medical point of rev., 851 ments in, 1205 view, 293 Axis traction, 239 Belgium, honours to medical men in, 8; the Blackmore, Dr., monument to, 876 medical profession in, 153; inebriety in, 981; "Blackwater" fever. See Fever. B. trichinosis in, 1300 Bladder, rupture of due to ulceration and Baber, Dr. E. C., feeding with fresh thyroid Bell, Dr. J., A Manual of the Operations of Sur- heemorrhage, 1003; urinary, 100 cases of tu- glands in myxcedema, 10; auditory nerve gery, rev., 17; myxcedema, 411 mours of the. 1209 aeafness treated by pilocarpin, 407 Dr. R., the ectrotic treatment of small-pox, Blakiston's Visiting List, rev., 297 Baby farming, case of, 96, 444 1096 Blaney, Dr., memorial statue to, 46 Bacilli as a cause of disease, 1078 Belts, more electric, 1243 Bleeder, photographs of a haematoma in a, 120 Bacillus of tubercle in the dwelling, 769 Bengal, cost of the medical department in, Blindness, two cases of resulting from facial - viridans, report to Scientific Grants 1139; sanitary state of, 1300 erysipelas, 1009 Committee on, 113, remarks on, 206 Benham, Dr. L., psoas abscesses fatal through Blood glands, so called, the functions of, 651 Bacteria, pathogenic in drinking water, 856; renal 952 Blouses, antiseptic, 321 complications, 618 and calculi, 1077 ; in polluted river water, pro- Benington, Dr. R. C., treatment of puerperal Boa, Mr. P., prevention of flea bites, bable destruction of by infusoria, 1262 peritonitis, 1043 Board, Local Government, appointments at, 80, Bacteriology and commerce, 307; of dysentery, Bennett, Dr. E. ., diffuse cerebro-spinal scle- 19.3; inquiries by, 80; the disinfecting solu- 371; A Manual of, Dr. G. M. Sternberg, rev., rosis, 240; fractures of the neck of the thigh tion recommended by, 1241 414; A Manual of, D. A. B. Griffiths, rev. 644; bone, 464 Metropolitan Asylums, meeting of, 1074; practical result of, 658 ; in India, 758; o vac- Dr. W. E., vaccinated children and the difficulties of, 1226 cine lymph, 1256 small-pox, 555 of Supervision the Scottish, and town Baeumler, Dr. C., Ueber Krankenpflege, rev., 19 Mr. W. H., Clinical Lectures on Abdo- councils, 85; and notification returns, ib.; and Bag, the aurists, 898 minal Hernia, rev., 956 and the sanitary condition of Leith, 372, 674; Champetier de Ribes's, induction of pre- Benson, Dr. J. H., case of myxcedema of long and recalcitrant autliot ities, 482 mature labour by, 5; placenta previa treated standing treated by administration of thyroid __ of Trade and mat ine sanitation, 1293 by, 519 extract by the mouth, 795 Boards sanitary, ineligibility of members of 'o Bailey, Dr. C. F., case of acute pemphigus, 289 Benthall, Mr. WN., case of Fredreich's disease, paid offices, 496 Mr. S. B., Andreas Vesalius, 103 1163 Body, Animal, Chemical Basis of the, Dr. A S. Baines, Mr. A. H., cerebral abscess, trephining, Bequests, 46, 98, 163, 187, 272, 399, 453, 509, 512, 539, Lea, rev., 181 hernia cerebri, death, 1004 602, 670, 676, 754, 776, 816, 823, 895, 910, 1026, Bogus doctor, a, 385 Bakehouses, underground, 875, 936, 1090, 1247 1060, 1238, 1248, 1339 Bokenham, Mr. T. J., the influence of the Baker, Mr. A., obituary notice of, 149; the late, Berdoe, Mr. E., traducing the profession, 147 mineral constituents of the body upon im 321 Berger, Dr. E., Les Maladies des Yeux dans munity from infectious disease, 10 Surgeon-Captain G. H., a case of chronic leurs Rapports avec la Pathologie Gdndral, Bolster, Surgeon-Major T. G., death of, 1202 anterior poliomyelitis withl well-marked cu- rev., 18 Bolton, extension of Factory Acts to public taneous ancesthesia and analgesia, 231 Beri-beri, the prevention of, 724 houses at, 728; antivaccination at, 831 -- Dr. J., some points connected with epi- Bericht uber die einundzwanzigste Versamm- Bombay, the analytical department of the Go- lepsy, 894 lung der Opthalmologischen Gesellschaft, vernment of, 722, 1139 Baking powder, alum in, 595, 655, 984 Drs. W. Hess and W. Zehender, rev, 244 Bond, Mr. C. J., treatment of hydatid of the Balfour, Dr. A., village nurses 618 Berlin, school of hygiene in, 15; correspon- _ liver. 771 Ball, Dr. B., obituary notice oi, 613 dence from, 320, 377, 665, 866, 1241; cold water Dr. J. W., partial excision of larynx for - Dr. C. B., cancer of the rectum, 16 in, 860; a new municipal hospital for, 1241 chondromyxoma, 953 - Mr. E. A. R., Mediterranean Health Re- Bernard, Mr. W., the increase of lunacy in Bone, temporal, disease of in connection with sorts, rev., 182 Ireland, 1086 aural disease, 16 - Dr. J. B., chronic purulent nasal discharge Bernhard, Dr. O,, severe shock treated by in- bobbins decalcified, a method of perform- in children, 1058 fusion of normal saline solution, 844 ing intestiDal anastomosis by, 688 Ballance, Mr., protozoa as a cause of malignant Berry, Mr. G. A., the relation between visual Bones, long, fracture of in tabes dorsalis, syphi- new growths, 522 acuity and visual efficiency, 1008 lis, and paraplegia, 460 Ballantyne, Dr. J. W., The Diseases and Defor- - Dr. W., the case of poisoning by strych- Bonesetters' patients, club certiflcates and, mities of the Fcetus, rev., The Structures 158 415; nine, reeovery, 845 in in the Mesosalpinx, their Normal and Patho- Bewley, Dr. H. T., tuberculous disease of uri- Bontor, Dr. S., primary tuberculous cystitis logical Anatomy, rev., 1115 nary organs, 464 a child, 1058 Bampton, Dr. A. H., medical aid associations, Beziehungen des Sehorgans und seiner Erkran- Books, English, American editions of, 206; scien- 1242 kungen zu den ubrigen Krankheiten des tific subsidised, 267; disinfection of, 55i Banks, Professor W. M., the relations between Korpers und seiner Organe, Dr. M. Knies, rev. Booth-Tucker, Mr. F., Salvation Army mission- the medical profession and the world of 1223 aries in India, 378 letters. 941 Bhang, the dangers of, 679 Boracic acid in scarlet fever, 673 Barker, Mr. A. E. J., subserous uterine haema- Bidwell, Mr. L. A., compound comminuted Borborygmi, the prevention of, 447 tocele, laparotomy, recovery, 352; cases il- fracture of humerus, 586, epithelial crypts of Boric acid " nreservatives " in milk, 426 lustrating inflammation about the cecum, 993 the palm, ib.; case of traumatic angioma of "Bosphore Egyptien," the, and Dr. Milton, 30, Barling, Mr. H. G., excision of wrist, 177; ap- thumb, 844 252 pendicitis, an analysis of 68 cases of, with Bigg, Dr. G. S., the coming cholera, 335 Bosworth, Dr. F. H., A Treatise on Diseases of comments and a summary of the conditions Biggam, Dr. J., poisoning by carbonic acid gas, the Throat and Nose, rev., 123 requiring operation, 838; the treatment of per- two deaths, 206 Bothies, farm, in Aberdeenshire, the state of, 85 forated gastric ulcer, with a report of a suc- Bile, passage of through the lymphatics in cases Bousfield, Mr. E. C., Guide to the Science of cessful drainage case, 1253 of obstructive jaundice, 609, 771 Photo-Micrography, rev., 297 Barnes, Dr. R., the introduction of premature Ducts, On Congenital Obliteration of the, Bowel, a case of ulceration and perforation of, labour by Champetler de Ribes's bag, 7 Dr, J. Thomson, rev., 124 foreign body, 232 Baron de Reinach the necropsy on, 254 Bill, Foreign Goods, Mark of Origin, 392 Bowles, Dr. W. L., presentation to, 677 Barr, Dr. J., The +reatment of Typhoid Fever, the Local Government, the sanitary aspect Bowman., Dr. F. H., presentation to, 602 rev., 644 of, 859 Boxall, Dr. R., subperitoneal fibroid, 463; ex- Barron, Dr. G. B., treatment of ringworm, 786 the Vaccination Amendment, 67 9; the text trauterine gestation, 1007 Barrs, Dr., arsen.cal neuritis, 239 of the, 1130; and the Royal College of Physi- Boy, chorea in a, necropsy, 231; epileptic, dis- Bartholow, Dr. R., the health of, 280 cians in Ireland, 1330 posal of, 1087 Bastian, Dr. H. C., Various Forms of Hysterical Billroth, on the abuse of oophorectomy, 368 Boyce, Mr. R. W., on cedema, 111; protozoa as a Functional Paralysis, rev., 700; three cases of Bills, the Irish Medical, 372 cause of malignant new growths, 520; Madura multiple paralysis of cranial nerves, 1148, 1214 702 disease, 846 Binder, improved obstetric, death 597 Bateman, Dr. A. G., on death certification, 907 Biniodide of mercury in septic peritonitis, 991 Boyd,- Mr. J. T., of, Batten, Dr., gumma of brain, 240 Birkenhead, the medical officer for, 496; the Mr. S., on enterorrhaphy by invagination Battery, constant current for a hospital, 50 fever hospital at, 875 the infectious hospital (Maunsell's operation), 1112 Battle, Mr. W. H., abdominal tumours of diffl- question at, 1196 Boys and girls, constitutional differences be- cult diagnosis, 584; traumatic rupture of the Birmingham, hospital reform at, 132, 202, 205, tween and their relation to educational re- spleen, 848 321; correspondence from, 321, 981, 1345; en- quirements, 640 Bayard, Mr. F. C., English climatology 1881-90, largement of infectious hospital at, 675; small- Bradshaw, Dr. T. R., remarkable form of hepat- 879 infectious accommodation 204; case of hydrophobia, 290 pox and hospital itis, of and Bayliss, Mr. W., art and sanitation, 250 at, 981 ; hospital appointments at, ib.; small- Bradshaw's Dictionary Bathing Placas Beadles, Dr. C., rupture of heart, aortic disease, pox at, 1345; HIospital Saturday at, ib. Climatic Health Resorts, rev., 701 292 Birmingham, Dr. A., hour-glass contraction of Braidwood, Dr. P. M., Andreas Vesalius, 103; Beaney, Dr., memorial tablet to, 478 the stomach, 241; absence of ileo-ceecal valve, genu valgum, etc., 344; nervous disorders fol- Beek, Mr. M., death of, 1125; obituary notice of, ib. lowing secondarily certain acute infectious 1199; proposed memorial to, 1282; the late, Birthmark, a hitherto undescribed variety of, diseases of children, ib.; Marat, 447 1355 1265 Brain, gumma of, 240; fatal case of anthrax in- Becker, Dr. R., Sammlung gerichtsartzlicher Birth palsy. central, 732; peripheral, 733 volving the, 350; revolver bullet in the occipi- Gatachten, ev., 529 Birthday honours, 1236, 1282; Scotland and, tal lobe of for two years without symptoms, Beef tea, nutritive qualities of, 275 1334 458; tumour of, 641; disease of, 955; abscess Beer as an article of diet in asylums, 809 Birth-rate and mortality, 727 of, trephining for, 1004 Beevor, Dr., aphasia from a fall on the head, 698 chemi- Bramwell, Dr. B., clinical features myx- Biscuits, Dorina nursery, 75; Hovis, ib.; of411 Behrendt, Dr. M. R. J., notification of measles, cal food, 646 cedema, 410; treatment of myxcedema, 1349 Bite chancre of the cheek, 893 Dr. J. M., treatment by suggestion, r Txz BRuISI vii JUNE 24,I 1893.1 INDEX. [MEDICAL JOURNAL

178;induction of anaesthesia and of altera- Burial, reform, deputation to Home Secretary vice to Intending Visitors to, Dr. A. Blanc, tions in the special senses in theapparently re, 98 rev., 1224 waking normal state, 643 Burmah, the Opium Act in, 826; Lower, lepers Canoeing with Sail and Paddle, Dr. J.D. Hay- Bratton, Mr.J, A., obituary notice of, 151 in, 827 ward, rev., 1166 Brawn poisoning on a largescale, 972, 1040 Burness, Surgeon-Major F., death of 1135 Cant, Mr. W.J., swallowing a razor, gastrotomy Bread, Hovis, 75; small-pox and, 818 Burns, Dr. J. N., the incidence of cholera and and death, 13 Breast, non cancerous cysts of due to psoro- leprosy in relation to damp soil, insanitary Cantani, Dr. A., obituary notice of, 1088 sperms, 119; extensive operations for cancer . conditions, and poverty, 1085 Cape of Good Hope, lunatic asylum in, 46 of, 234; cancer of the, 455; diphtheria of from Burr, Dr.J., death of, 1159 - Town, small pox scare at, 436 suckling an Infectedinfant, 457 ; hard carci- Bury, Dr.J. B., On Puerperal Neuritis, rev., 242; Carbolic acid, on the administration of, 347, 449; noma of, soft carcinoma of other breast 3 tuberculosis of the urinarytract, 464; cerebral in typhoid fever, 637, 991, 1311;in soup, 831; years later, 1265 tumour, 641 as an ectrotic in small-pox, 1096,1208 Brechin, the sanitary authority of, and isola- Butler, Mr.J., obituary notice of, 553 Carbonic acid (ground), poisoning by, 194, 206 tion, 198 Butler-Smythe, Mr. A. C., pregnancy compli- Carcinoma parasitism of protozoa in, 217; me- Brennan, Mr. H. A., obituary notice of, 151 cated by two ovarian tumours, miscarriage lanoticof the skin, 291; epizootic,29; demon- Mr. W., hospitals and public health, subsequent removal of two gangrenousder- stration of parasitesin, 499 ; primary of the 860 moids, recovery, 890 pleura, 846; hard of breast, soft of other Bressa prize, the, 47 Butlin, Mr. H. T., the Council and the Branches, breastthree years later, 1265 Bridgnorth, district hospital provision and, 776 circular resolutions, 434; removal of a pres- Carden, Mr. D., electricityin every-day prac- Brien, Dr. E. H., new hypodermic syringe, sure pouch of the cesophagus, 891 tice, 237 417 Butter testing, 215 Cardiac. See Heart Briggs, Surgeon-Major W. H., the case of, 552, Buxton, the" cure" at, 879 Cardiff, typhus at, 386, 1246 594, 868 Byers, Dr. J. W., ruptured tubal pregnancy, ab- Cargill, Dr. J., midwifery notes, 1219 Brighton, appointment of a female sanitary in- dominal section, removal of feetus and gesta- Caries of spine, 241 spector at, 496 tion cyst, recovery, 886; presentation of ad- Carmichael, Dr.J., Disease in Children, rev., Bright's disease. See Disease dress to, 937 589 Brine baths, the Staffordshire, 481 C. Dr. W., a case of gluteal aneurysm Brisbane, proposed sanatorium for, 723 Caddy, Dr. D. J., mammary diphtheria from treated successfully by Macewen's method, Bristowe, Dr. J. B, syphilitic affections of the suckling an infected infant, 457 death from abdominal sarcoma, 117 nervous system, 62, 163, 280 Cadell, Mr. F., accidental vaccination on upper CarriDgion, Dr. B., obituarynotice of, 269 British Columbia, overstocking the medical lip resemblingchancre, 580 Carter, Dr. H. V., presentation to, 1022 profession, 827 Ciecum, cases illustratiDg inflammation about Dr. W. C., presentation to, 978 Broadbent, Mr. J. F. H., notes on a case of coal- the, 993; excision of, 1057 Case, a perplexing, 1251, 1303 gas poisoning, 1004 Csesarean section for rachitic deformity, re- Cassal, Mr. C. E., aminol, 668 Brockbank, Dr. E. M., pulsusparadoxus in acute covery of mother and child, 636 ; case of, 843; Catalepsy,a case of, 1321 laryngitis, 1314 symphy'iotomy and, 982 Cataract, ten years' experience of operations Brodribb, Mr. T., Manual of Health and Tem- Cagney, Dr. J., contagion, contagious, con- for, 997; pyramidal, 1009; hard, abandonment perance, 590 tagium, 619 of iridectomy in, 1253; on the combined Bronchiectasis,trev., the treatment of, 1147 Cahill, Deputy Surgeon-General A. P., death of, method of extraction of, 1268 "Bronchoids," 702, 804 1244 Catarrh, bronchial, terpene hydratein, 457 Bronner, Dr. A., nervous asthenopia in young Caird, Dr. F. M., site for amputation in gan- Cathartate of lime, 702 children, 239; nasopharyngeal disease, 643; a grene of the lower extremity, 799; gastros- Cathcart, Mr. C. W., thirst after abdominal ope- peculiar case of membranous conjunotivitis, tomy, 1269 rations, 1269 1005 Calculi, vesical, 642; bacteria and, 1077 Catheter, animprovised, 52 Brook, Dr. W. F., Infant feeding, 894 Calculus, urethral, 239; salivary 800 Caton, Mr., case of acromegaly, 204 Brouardel, Dr., banquet to, 47 Calcutta, the snake laboratory at, 272; the Cattell, Dr. C. T., presentation to, 184 Brown, Dr. A., shot at by patient, 428 health of, 379; additional medical relief for, Cattle, the proportion of affected with tubercu- -Mr. F. L., medical reform at Coventry, 1300 losis, 33; tuberculosis in 441 39 Calderwood, Dr. H., Evolution and Man's Place CattJe, Dr. C. H., nature of cancer, 1221 - Dr. G., the Medical DefenceUnion, 39; in Nature, rev , 1224 Cautley, Dr., enlargement of spleen, 462 on death certification, 1080 Caley, Dr. H. A., simple ulcerative colitis, 797 Cavalry, the, cryptorchis and, 618 Browne, Mr. G. B., suprapubic prostatectomy, Calf, septic endocarditis in a, 1057 Ceccarelli, Dr., death of, 545; the necropsy on, 513, 524 California, practicein, 103; Southern as a health 708 --M Mr. L., necrosing ethmoiditis, 91 resort, 132 Cell, animal the chemical physiology of the, Brownless, Sir A. C., made K.C. M G., 30 Callaghan, Dr. J. L., carbolic acid treatment of 501, 572, 627 Brown-Sdquard, Dr. C. E., on a new therapeutic typhoiid fever, 991 Census report, the, 708 method, consisting in the use of organic Calomel,intensification of cholagogue proper- Centanni, Dr. A., chemical vaccine against liquids extracted from glands and other ties of, 51 rabies, 516 organs, 1145,1212, 1279 Calvert, Mr., terrors of childhood, 1270 Centenarian, a medieal, 48; an abstaining, 83; Bruce, Dr. A., myxcedema, 411 Cambridge. Haffkine's anticholeraic inocula- an incomplete, 618; a medical stillin harness, urgeon-Captain D., Hafikine's method of tion in, 970 817 vaccination against cholera, 227; staining re- Cameron, Sir C. on death certification, 1230, Cephalopods, the crystalline lens of, 1043 actions of leucocytes, 400 1272; the two Sir C.'s, 1252 Cerebral. See Brain Brunton, Dr. T. L, the influence of the mineral - Sir C. A., underground air in relation Cerna, Dr. D., Notes on the Newer Remedies, constituents of the body upon immunity from to health, 482. rev., 359 infectious disease, 10; remarks on the action Mr.J., immunity of the tuberculous Certificate, false, of death, 95, 147; a bone- of chloroform, 506; rest in cardiac disease, to measles, 560 setter's, 334; of death, a midwife's, 758; of 642; atropinein cholera, 1267 - Dr. M., the induction of premature death, medical student fined for giving a, 1248; Brussels, a bacteriological institute for, 143; labour by Champetier de Ribes's bag, 8; sym- of death, refusal to give, 1351 scientific institutes at, 1134 physiotomy and Caesarean section, 982; treat- Certificates of death, defects in, 57; club and Bryant, Mr. T., the Hunterian oration, 361; ment of uterine flbroids, 1011 bonesetters' patients, 158; dispensary, of fibrous polypus of the prostatic portion of the Campbell, Dr. H., headache considered in rela- death, 385; of death and deaths from violence, urethra, 582 tion to certain problems in cerebral physio- 490; pauper lunacy, 555; of death from un- Bubo, suppurating, haemorrhage from, 849 registered practitioners, 559, 822; notification, Buchanan, Professor G., the treatment of severe logy_735 Dr. H. J., intestinal parasites be- payment for, 615 club-foot, 434 longing to the class nematoda, 484 Cervix uteri. See Uterus Sir G., gets LL.D (hon.) from Edin- -- Dr. J, enucleation of a parovarian Chabrie, Dr. C., Contribution & l'Etude Experi- burgh t'niversity, 863 cystoma and amputation of a uterine fibro- mentale de laFonction du Rein, rev., 1224 -Dr. H. D., death of, 936 myoma, 744; ligature of the broad ligament, Chadderton, infection from a small-pox hos- Dr. T. D., obituary notice of, 774 1198, 1293 pital at, 84 Buchanan-Hamilton, Staff-Surgeon, an impro- Campbell Bannerman, Mr., deputation to, 1047 Chadwick, Mr. F. E., Temperament, Disease, vised catheter, 52 Canary Isles, medical practice in, 102; Orotava and Health, rev., 416 Buda-Pesth, hospital for students at, 141; medi- and, 419 Mr. J., on a Midland university, cal practitioners at, 331 Cancer, of the rectum, 16: the Infective nature Chamberlain,471 Buist. Dr. J. J.. obituary notice of, 210 of, 53; of the various organisms due to psoro- Chanpetier de Ribes's bag, the induction of Bullet extractor. See Forceps sperms, 119, 206, 267, 323; chimney-sweep's, premature labour by, 5; placenta praevia - revolver, in occipital lobe of brain for termination of a case of, 232; of the breast, treated by, 619 two years without sYmptoms, 458 extensive operation for, 234; prevalence of Chancre, accidental vaccination on upper lip - wound, suicidal, 204 and its Increase, 293, 425, 547, 1078,1133; the resembling, 580; hard of tongue, 845; of Bullets, strength of the skull in resisting the epidemiology of, 312; of the breast, 455; pro- upper lip simulating epithelioma, ib. entrance of, 66 tozoic bodies in, 526; parasitism of, 535; of Chaplin, the bacillary theory of consump- Burden, Dr. H., obituary notice of, 439 colon removed by colotomy, 583; of the py- tion, 1010lDr., Burdett, Mr. H. C., the proposed central hos- lorus, gastro-enterostomy for, 846; nature of, Charges, improper hospital, 386 pitals board for London, 322; Hospitals and 1221 Charities, medical, and the working classes, Asylums of the World, rev., 465; Burdett's Cancrum oris followed by extensive ulceration 538,609 Hospital Annual and Year Book of Pharmacy, of the cheek and ankylosis of the jaw, 739; Chart, combined nursing, and diet table, 646 rev., 800 case of, 1269 Chavasse, Mr., mixed-celled sarcoma, 1112 Burgest, Dr., diastolic murmur over the pul- Candlish, Dr. H., obituary notice of, 672 Cheadle, Dr., presidential address to the Har- monary artery, 642 Canfeld, Dr. W. B., Hygiene of the Sick Room, velan Society, 176 Mr. F. J., death of, 1035 rev., 1012 Cheek bite chancre of the, 893 Burial, premature, 204 Canine. See Dog Chemistry, of the stomach, 237; Theoretical ground, a midwife's, 74 Cannes, proposed British hospital at, 479; ad- Principles of, I. Remsen, rev., 1115 ,vnri M1E5!CLLIA-3L, JBRITiNAJOURNALI INDEX. rJIUNI 24, 1893. I Chemists, prescribing, 192 soil, insanitary conditions, and poverty, 1085; union for, 251,1232; new Dunville chair of ph Chest, deformities of in children, 745 how to meet an invasion of,1221,1324; atropine siology at, 1076 Cheyne-Stokes respiration, two cases of recovery in, 1267 ; the diagnosis of, 1277; the progress of, college, Royal Medical Benevolent, Epsom, dis- after, 744; Dr. G. A. G;ibson, rev., 895 1284; flies as carriers of, 1303; the proposed infection of buildings of, 80; recognition of Chicago, children at the World's Fair at, 51- hospital for in the City, 1335 by the Conjoint Board, 266; annual report of, nursing congress at, 212; typhoid fever at, Cholera nurses, 609 1205 327; the water supply of, 1277; accommoda- Cholesteatoma, ease of, 845 - Royal, of Physicians in Ireland, pass tion at the World's Fair, ib. Chondromyxoma, partial excision of larynx for; liats, 384, 1092; and home rule, 598; and Chicken-pox, the incubation period of, 51, 116; 953 medical titles, 990; and the Vaccination Bill, andsmall-poX, 313, 559 Chorea in a boy. necropsy, 231; habit, 238 1330 Child, large renal tumour in a, abdominal Chorion, vesicular degeneration of the, 458 Royal, of Physicians of London, ordi- nephrectomy, recovery, 694; tuberculosis of Choroid, two cases of complete detachment dinary comitia of, 183, 917, 1026; pass lists. 270, Fallopian tubes, uterus, and vagina in a, 951; of 1009 986; lectures at, 310; i'. the General Medical primary tuberculous cystitis in a, 1058 Christie, Mr. D., a sixpenny dispensary, 325] Council, 5,34, 550; the presidency of. 658, 704, Childbed mortality, 15, 28 Christmas and the hospitals, 29 708; extraordinary comitia of, 704 Childbirth after splenectomy, 205 Church, Dr. W. S., myxcedema, 411 ;tSt. Bartholo- Royal, of Surgeons of Edinburgh, the Childhood, and school life, 33; hernia in, 643; mew's Hospital Reports, rev., 895 examination for the Fellowship of, 103, 215; terrors of, 1270 Churchyards, village, 913 pass lists, 327 Children, at the World's Fair, 51; burnt, 193; Church work and the medical profession, 717 Royal, of Surgeons of England, the young, nervous asthenopia in, 239; heart Churton, Dr., rupture of aneurysm of abdo- president of and the Association of Fellows of, disease in, ib.; nervous disorders following minal aorta, 239; rheumatic hyperpyrexia, 87; meeting of council of, 89, 315, 854, 1026,1225; certain infectious diseases in, 344; post- 412 pass lists, 97,327, 384,590,1091, 1137,1299 ; lectures nasal growths in, 3o5; diarrhcea in, 357; Cinchonidine and febrifuge, 153 at, 249, 1125; the examination in physiology school, free meals for, 388; school, physical City, the proposed cholera hospital in, 1335 for the Fellowship of, 334; tradinginstitutioDs and mental conditions of, 427; ophthalmia Civilisation, the nomads of, 916 and the spread of disease, 597; final exami- among in London, 496; vaccinated and small- Clark, Mr. F W.,Medieal DefenceUnion, Limited, nation for the diploma of, 1092; the election pox, 555; school, the teeth of, 556, 710; Disease 92 ; kissing the book, 267 Ito the Council of, 1124, 1130 1182,1233, 1283; the in, Dr. J. Carmichael, rev., 589; croupous Professor H. E., the Ginders fund, 619 Hunterian celebration, 1234: voting papers pneumonia in, 698; deformities of chest in, Clarke, Dr. E., Eye Strain (commonly called for the council election of, 1334 745; school, hearing of, 1043; chronic purulent Asthenopiws, rev., 1824 Royal, of Surgeons in Ireland, pass nasal discharge in, 1058; fresh air for, 112S; J. J., sarcoma caused by psoro- lists, 493, 720; and the Home Rule Bill, 712; stillborn, the disposal of, 1183 sperms, 115; cancers of the various organs and the army entrance examinations, ib ; the Chimney-sweeps'cancer, termination of a case and non-cancerous cysts of the heart due to presidency of, 864; election of examiners, of, 232 psorosperms, 119, 206, 323;intestinal obstruc- 1138; officers, etc., of, 1246; annual meeting of, China, opium smokingin, 717; cold weather in, tion, 120; protozoa as the cause of malignant 1298; and the Apothecaries Hall, Dublin, the 812; vaccination in, 1251 new growths, 407, 523; psorosperms in ade- Conjoint Board of, 1293, 1347 Chtrurgische Technik, Drs. F. v. Esmarch and noma of cat's lip, 951;retroperitoneal hernia, St. John's, Cambridge, the tutorship of, E. Kowalzig, rev., 803 1057; psorospermosis malignant disease, 383 Chisholm, Dr. K.M., the postage of notiflcation 1133, 1242, 1347 University, London,'free lectures at 331 certificates, 1085 Dr. J. M., exaggerated knee-jerks In and the Gresham scheme, 384; awar& of Chloralose, a new hypnotic, 1233 peripheral neuritis. 435 scholarships, etc., at, 1352 Chloride of ethyl spray for tooth extraction, -_Dr.D. R. H., light from a medical point of University, South Wales and Mon- 553 view, 293 mouthshire, the chair of anatomy at, 80; pro- - of zinc, theinterstitial Injection of, Mr. W. B., cystitis, 121; treatment of posed medical school at, 439; new chairs at, 691 lupus of the face by free removal and skin 593; plans for new medical school at, 1124 Culorodyne, poisoning by, 195, 272 grafting with large flaps, 584; casualtypatients Yale,Wellington, sanitary arrangement, 812 Chloroform, deaths under, 31, 197, 479, 534, 615, at St. Bartholomew's, 666- the complete re- -- establishment of a psychological 723, 727, 760, 818, 820, 827, 860, 973, 1034, 1078, moval of hydatidevsts of the liver along with laboratory at, 173 1084,1134, 1284; the physiological action of, 105, the cyst wall by abdominal section, 690; acute Yorkshire, Leeds, annual dinner of, 164, 222, 247 ; Dr. T. L. Brunton on,f506; an renal dislocation, 796, 930; excision c¢cum,of 205 the medical department of, 1197 experience of, 679; not on a specimen of after 1057 Colleges, Royal of Physicians and Surgeons of the inhalation of which death occurred, 1233 Claviele, ununited fracture of the, 700; removal Edinburgh and Faculty of Physicians and Chlorosis, remarks on, 293; treatment of by of, 848 Surgeons of Glasgow, Conjoint Examining iron and some other drugs, 881, 942 Clayton, Mr. W. F., Royal Road to the B. P., Board of, pass lists, 327, 934, 1037, 1138 Cholecystotomy, case of,1011 rev., 19 Royal of Physicians of London and Cholera, Asiatic, proposed treatment of by Cleland, Mr.J. W., the teaching of materia Surgeons of England, Conjoint Examining sulphur dioxitie, 12; in Russia, 25, 89, 203, medica and therapeutics at Glasgow, 92 Board of, passlists, 97, 149,326, 774,823,871, 934 318, 361, 420, 541, 600, 663, 1081, 1130; in Ger- Clerks at the Post Office, 970 Royal of Physicians and Surgeons in many, 25, 89, 143, 202, 260, 317, 361, 1130, 1193;in Climate and consumption, 1348 Ireland, Conjoint Examining Board of, pass France, 25, 89, 143, 203, 361, 420,663, 714, 988,1073, Climatology, English, 1881-90, 879 liqts, 439; the diploma of State medicine of, 1081, 1130, 1193,1230; in England, 25; proposed Clinique Chirurgicale,M. A. Richet, rev., 850 1138 cnference on in London, 29, 81, 196, 207; a Club, Ayrshire Medical, annual meeting of, 1300 Coliler, Mr. G, on death certification, 1017 theory of "mixed infection" in, 32, 317; - St. George's Graphic, exhibition of, 1205, Dr. W., inunction as a prophylactic laparotomy in,33 ; and rags, 35, 45 98, 211 ;at 1252 scarlet fever, 609 Sierra Leone, 89; Haftkine'sm ethoaofvaccin- Ciuo-foot, severe, the treatment of, 339, 434, 500 Collinridge, Dr., precautions against importa- ationagainst, 134, 227, 1355; Russian confirma- Clutton, Mr. H. H. fracture through the ana- tion of cholera, 1221 tion of the'"water theory " of, 136; and Mecca tomical neck of the humerus, 1057 Collins, Mr. E. T., microphthalmos, 586 pilgrims, 139; the outbreak of at Nietlieben, Clyde, the, and the Glasgow sewage, 598 Colomho, opening of medical school for women 195,2.i0. 260, 317;in Austria-Hungary, 203, 361; Coal gas in ground air, poisoning by,288; poi- at, 380 in Holland, 203; theimportation of, 249; sew- soning by, 1004 Colon, deseending, malignant growth in, 292 age farms in relation to, 320; proposed inter- Coal-tar colours, The, Herr T. Weyl, rev., 359 cancer of removed by colotomy, 583 national conference on, 320, 375, 400, 424, 478, Coates, Mr. W.,excision of vermiform appendix, Colorado, the high altitudes of, 140 511 ; the coming, 335; precautions against and 641 Colotomy.'cancer of colon removed by, 583 the port sanitary administration of England, Couats, Dr.J., the infective nature of cancer, 53 Colour blindness, present state of knowledge of, 373; of 1892 in Hamburg, 373, 429; conference Cobwebs, the hygienic import of, 609 141 on prevention of at Berlin, 377; precautions Coekking, Dr., ataxic parapiega, 70; myxcedema, Colt, Sir T. A., obituary notice of, 495 against, 441, 806, 855; the survey of English 800 Commission, the Leprosy, the report of, 378, 489, p,rrs re, 485; illustration of the water theory Code, the new, and the spread of Infection in 519, 803, 987; abstract of report of, 919; the re- a' Marseilles and St. Petersburg, 435; Pro- schools, 709 port of and the government of India, 1022 :e isor Hueppe on, 540; in Hamburg, 541; hos- Cod-liver oil, alkaloidso 1558f, rubbing with, - Royal on Tuberculosis, the ex- pitals for, ih. ; the official German report on 879; and hypophosphites, emulsion of, 898 periments of, 1239 th epidem Ic of,600; and Indian watersupplies, Cole, M..Mr. J., Modern Microscopy, rev, 1272 Royal on University Education, 600. 663, 11:4,1185, 1198,1292, 1347;inItaly, 600; Cole-Baker, Dr. L multiple alcoholic neuritis, meeting of, 614 meeting o1 conference on at Dresden, 601, 909; 405 Royal on Vaccination and uts se- Dr. Klein on vaccination against,6f32, 639, 651, Coleman, Dr. .. B., syringomvelia, 122 lection of witnesses, 312; the report of, 23 716; an appeal from Russia on the sanitation Coler, Dr. v., decoration of, 47 meettiog of, 593, 614 of India, 662 ; notification of, 674; precautioas acute ulcerative, 70; ulcerative, 794; Committee Departmental'on Inebriates, report aaainst in the Thames, 714, 775 ; the outlook siiple ulcerative, 797; ulcerative, inguinal of, 1027 of, 753; at the International Medical Congress, colotomy, 1164 the Lords' on Hospitals and Hospital 7i8, 852; notice to port medical officers ani Collars, inflammable, 831 Finance, 30 o hers, re, 774: waterborne, 886; and crema- College, Dulwich, dietary of in the 17th century, _ Select on Uncertified andIll certi- tib.;on, the Vohlinteer Medical Staff Corps 656 fied Deathsscope,of inquiry bv,655,1358,664; pro- 4nd the removal of patients suffering from, Firth Sheffield, and Its itics,ci ceedings of, 853,907 962 1016 1079, 1228.1272,1328 806, 855; and the London County Council, 1345 Compendium der Augienihelkunde, rev., Dr. D. 860; discussion on at Wiesbadf n, 910; the Mason,Birmtngham. founder's day at, Carna, rev.. 359; derPhysiologledes Menschen, cost of excluding, 918; precautions against in 471; and Mr. Pemberton, 675; the chair of Dr. R. Ostreich, rev, 360; der allgemelnen Ireland, ib.; abroad, ib.; the ports and ex- surgery at, 1021 the chair of pathology at.13 8 und speciellen Chirurgiefur Studirende und penditure on,966,986,1349 proposed temporary Owens, Manchester, the medical faculty Aertze. Drs. D. de Ruyter and E. Kirchhofi, hospitals for in London, 966; breeding of in of, 1034 rev., 956 themeeropolis, 1075; precautions at English Queen Margaret, Glasgow, and Glasgow Compensation for closure of business, 1029 ports, 1081, 113t, 1280; in the Channel Islands, University, 1023 Compston, Mr. S., infectious hospital provision, 1082; the incidence of in relation to damp - Queen's, Belfast, proposed students' 321 TIHE BRITISH %JUNE 24, 1893.] INDEX. rMUrlEAL JOURNAL 1S Clonference, InternationalBanitary. See Cholera County boundaries and river basins, 862 Dalton, Mr. W., multiple papillomata of the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons, County Council of London and the Rotherhithe large intestine, 119 date and place of meeting of, 315 Vestry, 424, 495; and tuberculosis of COWS, 426; Daly, Dr. E O0 specific gravity of the urine in Balneological, meeting of, 665 and the cholera, 860 diabetes meilitus, 173 Colombian, date and place of meeting County councils, public health committees of, Damien, Father, statue of, 192 of,of 846846 387 Damp detectors, 618 of French Alienists, date and place of Course, the London post-graduate, 139 Danielssen, Dr. C. D., Vegetable Parasitic Dis- meeting of, etc., 154 Cousins, Dr. J. Ward, improved pileclamp, 245; eases'of the Skin, rev., 179 French of Surgery, date and place of improved ovariotomy trocar, 646; cancrum Daughters, orphan, of medical men, education meeting, etc., of, 349 ores followed by extensive ulceration of the of, 779 -German of Gynaecology, date and cheek, recovery, 739; rupture of Douglas's Daunt, Dr., the charges against, 86, 315 place of meeting of, 347 pouch, 894 Davidson, Dr. A., Geographical Pathology, rev., - German Health Association, date and Coventry, medical reforms at, 38; the dispen- 643 place of meeting of, etc., 459 sary question at, 724, 825 Dr. P. M., sixpenny doctors and vac- German Medical, date and place of Cows, tuberculosis of and the London County cination, 51, 275 meeting of, etc., 444 Council, 426 - Dr. T., Southern California as a health German Surgical, date and place of Cox, Dr. F. A., Hastings and St. Leonards as resort. 132 meetingof, etc., 272 Winter Resorts, rev,, 645 Davies, Dr. A. T., arsenical eruption, 237; myx- - of Internal Medicine at Wiesbaden, - Mr. J. R., Horses in Accident and Disease, cedema, 411, 668 discussion on cholera at, 910 rev., 1013 - Dr. D. S.,condition of shipping ports, 1221 - International of Charities, Correction, Coyle, Mr. R., typhoid fever treated by the car- Dr. N. S., jun., Diseases of the Lungs, and Philanthropy at Chicago 770 bolic acid method, 1311 Heart, and Kidneys, rev., 182 lInternational of Hygiene and Demog- Cozzolino, Dr. V., The Hygiene of the Ear, rev., Dr. S., hospitals, consultants, and gene. raphy, meeting re at iBuda-Pesth, 428; presi- 529 ral practitioners, 1035 dents, vice-presidents, etc., of, 545; the Tran- Crane, Mr. C. R., obituary notice of, 97 Dr. S. H., influenza in the South Paci- sactions of the seventh meeting of, 1034; sec- Craniectomy, microcephaly treated by, 580 fic, 982 tions at, 1040; notes on, 1124 Craven, Mr. It. M., presentation to, 1248 Davies Colley, Mr. N., Guy's Hospital Reports, International Medical, Berlin, wind- Crawford, Surgeon-Captain D. G., cholera and rev., 16 ing up the, 99 lndian water supplies, 1292 Davis, Dr. J. A., Napheys's Modern Therapeu- - - International Medical, Rome, sections Mr. W. S., squamous epithelloma of tics, rev., 296 and presidents of sections, 545, 724; meeting external ear, 580; hard carcinoma of breast, Deaf mutes, marriage of, 545 of English Committee of. 965; and medical soft carcinoma of other breast three years Deaf-mutism in Russia, 1300 men from Glasgow, etc., 1043; proposed trip later, 1265 Deafness, auditory nerve, treated by pilocar- in connection with, 1251; the reported post- Cream of malt with cod-liver oil and hypophos- pin, 407; temporary absolute in diphtheritic ponement of, 1347 phites, 360; evaporated, 417 paralysis, 520 International Samaritan, arrange- Cremation sanctioned in Denmark, 99; in Vic- Deanesly, Dr. E., nerve injuries complicating ments for, 598 toria, 153 723; and Crime, from the Point of fractures of the upper extremity with 6 cases, - Medical at Kimberley, proceedings at, View of lkygiene and Medical Jurisprudence, 1259 769 rev., Sir H. Thompson, 359; in Germany, 704; Death, of Dr. Roachford, 16; of Brigade-Surgeon Congresses, a year of, 1127 and cholera, 806; in Paris. 856 J. Wallace, 40; through a football accident Conjunctiva, two cases of nievus of, 1009 Cremator, the first British, 192 44; from fright, 84; of Miss Stains, 91; o CoDJunctivitis membranous, a peculiar case of, Crew, Dr. G., vaccination on the leg, 679 Brigade-Surgeon B. C. Kerr, 94 ; under ether, 1008 Cripps, Mr. H., obstruction of the large Intes- 137. 877, 915; the signs of, 145; of Dr. A. Hardy, Consanguinity, marriages of, 34 tine and its treatment by temporary typh- 192; of Count Yamada, 211; while examining Constipation In infants, treatment of, 499 lotomy, 120, 396; casualty patients at St. Bar- a patient, 212 ; of Dr. E. Wiiliams, 249; of De- Consulting Room, from H0ospital Ward to, rev., tholomew's, 488 iuty Surgeon-General E. W. Young, 323; of 1060 __ Mr. R A.. Galenic Pharmacy, rev., 1270 eputy-Surgeon-General F. L. G. Gunn, ib.; Consumption. prevention of. 420, 699; In Infants, Croft, Mr. E. 0., the induction of premature of Mr. W. J. Lancaster, 331; of Mr. F. A. Gray, treatment of, 447 the bacillary theory of, 1010; labour, 850 ib.; of Mr. N. Marsh, ib.; from tight lacing, dangers of dissemination of by the naval Crofter sanitary difficulty, the, 197 334; of Mr. W. Jeynes, 364; of Mr. T. Eyton- manceuvres, 1347: and climate, 1328 Crook, Dr. H. E., Margate as a Health Resort, Jones, 367 ; of Dr. R. B. RobinsoD, 379; acci- Contagion, contagious, contagium, 619 rev., 1115 dental in Wellington Asylum, 379; of Dr R. Contagiousness of certain infectious disease, Cross, Mr. M. I., Modern Microscopy, rev , 1271 Adams, 380 ; of Deputy-Surgeon-General W. T. 952, 958 Crosse, Mr. T. W.. and the British Medical Asso- Harding, 381; of Brigade-Surgeon J. Ferguson, Convention, the Sanitary, the signing of, 309 ciation, 135; obituary notice of, 150 ib.; of Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel H. Wag- Cookery, sick room and convalescent for medi- - Mr. W. H., Notes on the Malarial Fevers horn, ib.; of Deputy-Surgeon-General A. A. cal students, 35 met with on the River Niger (West Africa), Stone, 492; of Dr. E. P. Houghton, 496; of Dr. Cooking by electricity, 1224 rev.,416 Ceccarelli, 545 of Brigade-Surgeon J. P. Street, Cooper, Mr. A. N.,vaccinationandsmall-pox, 1304 Croup, spasmodic, specific for, 391 5.52; of Mr. W. S. Sibley, 597; of Mr. J. T. Boyd, Mr. H., death of, 936 Croydon, the health officership of, 1233 597: of Deputy-Inspector-General R. M. Allen, Co-operation, the Nurses'. See Nurses. Crudeli, Dr. T., The Climate of Rome and the 669: of Quartermaster G. W. M. Johnston, ib.; Copeman, Dr. S. M., the bacteriology of vaccine Roman Malaria, rev., 17 of Quartermaster J. Hynd, ib.; from overdose lymph, with special reference to an improved Cruelty, thoughtless, 831 of digitalis, 676; of Mr. F. Vandersmagh, 722 ; method for its storage and preservation, 1256 Cryptorchis and the cavalry, 618 from nitrous oxide, 727, 780; of Dr. R. Spencer, Copenhagen, the Keeley cure at, 1238; the Cullingworth, Dr. C. J., vaginal hysterectomy, 814; of Dr. R. Macnamara, ib.; of Dr. G. W. " gold cure " at, 1335 subsequent history of cases, 69; extrauterine McEvoy, 827; of Dr. A. Taylor, 864: of Dr. W. Copper, harmlessness of, 866 gestation, 798; fibrocystic tumour of uterus, Roe, ib.; of Dr. J. D. MacGavin, ib. ; of Pro- Coppinger, Mr. simultaneous ligature of inno- 951 fessor Salzer, ib.; of Deputy-Inspector-General minate and carotid, 198, 315, 372, 428, 482 Cunningham, Dr. D. J., true position of ovary, W. Tellfer, 931; of Mr. H. Cooper, 936; of Dr. Cord, spermatic. acute torsion of, reduction, 241 ; delimitation of the abdominal cavity, ib. George Donaldson, ib ; of Dr. E. Gumpert, ib.; immediate relief, 742 __ Mr. H. W., displacement of the of Dr. H. D. Buchanan, ib.; of Dr. J. Robert- - spinal, the direct pyramidal tracts of the, ulnar nerve, 116 son, 981; of Mr. F. J. Burgess, 1035; of Mr. M. 946; new method of preparing for microscopi- Cure, practical, the end ot a, 398, 546 Beck, 1125; of Surgeon-Major F. Burness, 1135; cal examination, 947 Curette, tenaculum. sound, and other instru- of Dr. G. H. Manning, 1137; of Mr. J. Anwyl, - umbilical. prolapse of the, 348, 519 ments for intrauterine work, combined ad- ib ; of Mr. G. L. Tuthill, ib.; of Dr. J. F. Rux- Corfield, Dr. W. H., sanitary inspection under justable, 245 ton, 1159; of Dr. J. Burr, ib.; of Dr. C. Zucchi, the Public Health (London) Act, 1891, 769, 867, Curgenven, Mr. J. B., treatment of scarlet fever 1202- of Dr. S. A. L. Swan, ib.; of Surgeon- 1034 by antiseptic inunction, 240; isolation v. in- Major T. G. Bolster, ib.; of Deputy Surgeon Cork, the water supply of, 1091; prevalence of unction, 666 General Cahill, 1244; of Brigade-Surgeon W. B. fever in, 1299 Current, continuous, simple photophobia Ramsbotham, 1294; of Staff Surgeon J. Halpin, Corkhill Mr. J. G. G., myxcedema with enlarged treated by, 236 ib.; of Mr. B. Lumley, 1299; of Dr. Schildt, thyrol, treated by subcutaneous injections Cuthbert, Mr. F., the treatment of severe club- 1300; of Professor Peter, ib. of extract of thyroid, recovery. 8 foot, 343 De'Ath, Dr., health missioners, 176 Cornea, peculiar foreign bodies in the, 236 Cycles, tax on In France, 378 Death certification (See also Committee), 853, Cornishmen in London, eighth annual dinner Cyprus, leprosy and vaccination in, 595 9J7, 963, 1016, 1079, 1134, 1228, 1272, 1328 of, 1040 Cyst, sebaceous, encephalocele mistaken for, Death-rate, the weather and, 82 Corns, treatment of, 1208 232; pancreatic or effusion into the peritoneal Deaths under chloroform, 31, 197, 479, 534, 615, Coroners, medical, 310,1075; sites for courts of, cavity, 456 723, 727, 760, 818, 820, 827, 860, 973, 1034, 1078, 1246 Cystitis, 121; primary tuberculous in a child, 1084, 1134, 1284 in the profession abroad, 48, 99, Cortes. See Spain. 1058 155, 212, 264, 331, 388, 444, 496, 556, 676, 724, 777, Costine, Dr. D. D., obituary notice of, 43; and Cystocele,vaginal, 618; Stoltz's operation for, 827, 937, 988, 1040, 1093, 1141, 1205, 1301, 1330; the Stanley Hospital, Liverpool, 154 740 under anresthetics, 1040; from circulatory and Cotes, Mr. C. E. H., obituary notice of, 1088, Cystoma, parovarian. enucleation of, 744 urinary diseases, 1355 Cottage sanitation rural. 196, 775 Cystotomy, suprapubic, transverse incision in, Delafield, Dr. F.. a Handbook of Pathological Cottam, Mr. F. H.W., malignant growth of orbit, 234; suprapubic, 588 Anatomy and aistology, rev., 1113 464 Cysts, hydatid, the nomenclature of, 610; hy- Delivery, complicated by a large uterine fibroid Cotterell, Mr. E., new urethral irrigator for the datid of the liver, complete removal of along and placenta prievia, 65 treatment of gonorrhbes, 19 (76) with the cyst wall by abdominal section, 690, Demetriad, Mr. L., inflammable collars, 831 Cotterill, Mr. J. M., sponges in surgery, 545 771 De mortuis, 758 Couch, consulting room, 618, 678 D. Dengue in the East Indian squadron, 29 Cough, pneumonia without, 458 Da(Costa, Dr. J. C., A New Pronouncing Dlv- Denneby, Mr. P. R., incubation period of Council, General Medipal. See MpdicaL tionary of Medicine, ret., 358 chicken-pox, 116 BITio x X MDICALTez JOURNALJ INDEX. [JuNE, 24, 1893.

Dentists, the, and the General Medical Council, Dispensary, Leicester Provident, the working of, Dukes, Dr. C., immediate effects of excessive 136, 322; the administration of anessthetics by, 1138 muscular exertion, 1005 447, 618 Leamington Provident, annual Duncan, Dr. J., surgical treatment of gall Dentists' Register for 1893, 657 meeting of, 826 stones, 525; the surgical aspect of appendic- Deputations to ministers, 1022, 1045, 107., 1121, Timoleague and Dr. Magner, 658 itis, 1010 1202, 1231 -_____- Victoria, for Consumption, Edin- - Dr. W., cholera and the Indian water De Reinach. See Baron burgh, annual meeting of, 440 supplie3, 669, 1198, 1347 Dermatol in diarrhcea, 179: dusting powder, 703 Dispensing, mistakes in, 138 Dundee, the medical officership of health of, 814 De Ruyter, Dr. G., Compendium der allgemeinen Dissolution, mental, the symptoms of, 640 Dunlop, Dr. Ms.. myxcedema, 411 und speciellen Chirurgie ftir Studirende und Distress, weariness and, 1284 Dunstan, Mr. W. R., Chemical Papers from the Aerzte, rev., 956 Diurnules and diurnule tablet triturates, 360 Research Laboratory of the Pharmaceutical Desmore Dr E., How Nature Cures, the Natural Dixey, Dr. F. A., epidemic influenza, rev., 17 Society of Great Britain, rev., 896 Food ol Man, rev., 801 Doctor, a bogus, 385; or tombstone, 984; any- Duodenum, congenital obliteration of, 637 Despotism, a colonial, 536 thing rather than pay the, 1205 Dupuytren's fracture, case of, 460 De Varigny, Mr. H., Experimental Evolution, Doctors, Irish dispensary. See Dispensary. Durham, river pollution and insanitary villages rev, 296 Doctors' shops, 1337 in the county of, 330 Devonport, reported influenza at, 1295 Dodd, Mr. G. H., external lesion of anthrax, 121 Dwellings of the poor, 1007 De Wet, Mr. P. C., membranous enteritis, ob- Dodds, Mr. W., A Complete Guide to the Pre- D)ying, lessons in, 33 structive jaundice, 1109; consumption and liminary Examination of the Pharmaceutical Dyke, Mr. T. J., the notification of infectious climate, 1348 Society of Great Britain, rev., 1271 disease, 1085 Diabetes, pancreatic, ending in coma, 13; pan- Dog, the flesh of as an article of diet, 47 ; the Dysentery, the bacteriology of, 371 creatic juice in, 50, 63, 64, 743; mellitus, spe- lhygiene of at shows, 140 Dysmenorrhcea, cervical, the causation and cific gravity of the urine in, 173 ; mellitus. Dogs, antirabic inoculation of, 148; prevention treatment of, 1103 treatment of by feeding on raw pancreas and of hydrophobia, 273 the injection of liquor pancreaticus, 452; Donaldson, Dr. G, death of, 936 E. treatment of by feeding on raw pancreas, 579, Donations, 75, 99. 143, 272, 331, 470, 676, 776, 887, Eade, Sir P., the prevention and mitigation of 1265; in relation to liver disease, 1097 933, 988, 1248, 1300, 1344, 1:313; Baron Hirsch's to small-pox, 887 1 Diagnoses, official revision of, 81 hospitals. 154 Ear, disease of temporal bone in connection Diagnosis, Medical, Essentials of, Drs. S. Solis- Donelan Mr. J., lupus treated by means of with disease of, 16; A Practical Treatise on Cohen and A. A. Eshner, rev., 17; errors in tuberculin combined with otler measures, 1318 Diseases of the, Dr. D. B. St. J. Roosa, rev., with respect to notifiable diseases, 137: Clin- Donkin, Dr., cases of diabetes treated by the ad- 71; A Manual of Diseases of the, Mr. G. P. ical, Dr. R. V. Jaksch, rev., 413; of Diseases of ministration of raw pancreas, 1265 Field, rev., 466; the Hygiene of the, Dr. V. the Nervous System, Dr. C. A. Herter, rev., 528 Donnet. Inspector-General J. J. L., appointed Cozzolino. rev., 529; extesnal, squamous epi- a case for, 1270 honorary physician to the Queen, 368, 380 thelioma of, 380; pachymeningitis depend- Diagnostik der Nervenkrankheiten, Dr. A. Gold- Donovan, Dr. W., treatment of puerperal peri- ing on disease of, 745; melanotic sarcoma of, scheider, rev., 701 tonitis, 831 1010 Diarrhcea, dermatol in, 179; in children, 357; in Doorclosers, silent, 727, 939 Earl of Derby, the will of, 1141 Essex, 1335 Doppelbilder bei Augenmuskel-Lhhmhngen in - of Kimberley, deputation to, 1051 Dick, Director-General J. N., appointed hono- symmetrischer Anordnung, Dr. A. Roth, rev., Eartl to earth burial, 1033 rary surgeon to the Queen, 368, 380 1224 East London, lead poisoning in, 1234 Dickinson, Dr. W. L., abscess due to perforating D:ran, Mr. A., ligature of the pedicle in ovari- Eclampsia, puerperal, venesection, recovery, gastric ulcer, 118 otomy. 583; large cystic myoma of uterus of 793; puerperal, books on, 1043 Dictionary of Modicine, a New Pronouncing, over twelve years' duration removed by enu- Ecraseur snare, improved, 530 Drs J. M. Keating, H. Hamilton, J. C. DaCosta, cleation, 1006, 1111; extrauterine gestation. Ectopia vesice, 643 and F. A. Packard, rev., 358; A Pocket Medi- 1007; on the absorption of fibroid tumours of Eddison, Dr., fatal haemorrhage from varicose cal, Dr. G. M. Gould, rev., 589; of Bathing the uterus witlh a report of a suspectedcase, 1323 cesophageal veins. 239 Places and Climatic Health Resorts (Brad- Dorina nursery biscuits, 7.5 Eddowes, Dr. A., treatment of ringworm, 785 shaw's) rev., 701 Dornan, Mr. J. W, Transactions of the Ameri- Edge, Dr. A. M., rheumatic nodules without Diet in chronic Bright's disease, 892 can Surgical Association, rev., 957 cardiac lesion, 116 - table and nursing chart, combined, 616 Douche, an improved, 645 Edinburgh, railway ambulance appliances for, Dietary in skin diseases, 642; of Dulwich Col- Doyle, Mr. J. P., disease of temporal bone in 85; Harvelan festival at, 814; clinical teach- lege in the 17th century, 656 connection with aural disease, 16 ing of women in, 118:3; child mortality in, 1334 scales for seamen of the mercantile Doyne, Mr., pecular foreign bodies in the cor- Edis, Dr. A. W., treatment of puerperal septic- marine, 87, 145, 255, 761; and scurvyoutbreaks, nea, 236 umia, 1219 194 "Dr." tlle title of, 41, 51, 148, 139, 276, 334, 391. Edson, Dr. C., the fads of nmedical men, 593 Digitalis, death from overdose of, 676 560, 619 Education in sanitary obligations, 479; pre- Dimmock, Surgeon-Major, a case of symphysi- Drai ui throats and diphtheria, 13co liminary of medical students, 971, 1035 otomy in extreme contracted osteomalacial Drake Brockman, Surgeon-Captain H. E., case Educator, technical, scope for the, 1339 pelvis, craniotomy, recovery of mother, 1312 of atresia hymenalis and septate uterus, re- Edwardes, Dr. E. J., sanitation minus vaccina- Diphtheria, the spread of. 20; the prevention tention of menses for seven years, 1220 tion as a defence against small-pox, 488 of, 28; scarlet fever and measles, concurrent Dreschfeld, Dr. J., acute yellow atrophy of the Eftusion, into the lower peritoneal cavity, pan- prevalence of, 98; fatal, outbreak of at Fylde, liver, 238 creatic cyst or ? 456; pleuritic, with strieLu c 211; in Hungary, 266; mammary from suck- Dresden, the proposed conference on clholera of the rectum, 462 ling an infected infant, 457; post-scarlatinal, at, 320, 375, 400, 424,478,541; meeting of cholera Egypt, sanitary reform in, 92; the authorities 525; and immunity, 844; spread of by schools, conference at, 601, 909; the attitude of Eng- in and English hygiene, 964 972; and searlatina, concurrent, 1091; leaguie land to, 1182 Eight hours' day, the physiological basis of against in Havana, 1300; drain-throats and,.ib. Dressings, sterilised. 298 the, 968 Diplomas, American dental, 1096 Drew, Mr. C. L.. death from nitrous oxide, 727; -- question, the, 1021 Diplomates, Irish and English Poor-law ap- on death certification. 1017 Elbow-joint, primary excision of for compourd pnintments, 253; graduates and appointments, Drinkwater, Dr. H, transillumination of the fracture of humerus into joint, 1220 323 face, 12,18; htemorrhage from adenoid vegeta- Elder, Dr., abdominal surgery, lOl1 "LiLscovery,," the last great, 312 tions of the naso-pharynx, 1322 Elections at medical societies, 759 Discs, vaginal, 804 Dropsy. epidemic of, 177 Electric currents of high f equency, physiolo- Disease, infectious, and school grants, 211 Drought, the, and the public health, 861 ; the gical effects of, 1320 Bright's chronic, diet in, 892 loDg, 876: and the urban water supply, i:ts3 lighting for reading rooms, 2.50; for Friedreich's, case of, 1163 Drownved, the resuscitation of the, 1021 clinical use, 334 -- Graves's, and myxcrdema, 799; develop- Drugs, cost of, 103 _ _- welding operations, pain in head and ing, 800 Drunkards, habitual, report on, 724; compulsory eyes, etc., after, 131. Madura, case of, 846 seclusion of, 12:45 Electricity, in every day practice, 237; Practical, Raynaud's, case of, 357 Drunkenness, Mr. G. R. Wilson, rev., 1012 a Manual of, Dr. D. Turner, rer., 1060; cookiDg Diseases of the Clhest, Throat, and Nasal Cavi- Drysdale, Dr. C. R., sliould not phthisis pul- by, 1224 ties, Dr. F. Ingals, rev.,358; epidemic, changes monalis find a column in the quarterly report Elephantiasis in India, 1139 of type in, 333, 449, 510, 577; chronic inhibitive of London districts ? 51 Elixir terpene hydratis comp., 3160; picis comp., functions of glandular secretions on, 729 Dublin, plumbers at, 86; Clarence memorial in. 1326 Mental, Dr. H. P. Stearns, ret., 1167 141; the hospital fund of, 440; the hospitals of Ellis, Mr. L. D. L euchlorine in influienza, lo0t Disinfecting solution, the 'L. G. B.," 1241 and the Home Rule Bill,539, 831; fever in, 712; Elsner, Dr. F., Die Praxis der Chemikers, ret., fhisinfection after attendance on puerperal the principal medical officer at, 718; medical 182 fever, 139; in St. George's, Southwark, 152 relief to the lire brigade of, 762 Employers, patients and, 531 Disinfectors, 43; steam, 879 Du Bois-Reymond, Professor, graduation jubi- Empyema, basal, after pneumonia, the natural Dispensaries, the abuse of, 826, sixpenny, 831; lee of, 377 cure of, 949 sixpenny and fees to out-patients, 868 Duckworth, Sir D., gotit and tophi at an early Encephalocele mistaken for sebaceous cyst, 232 Dispensary, Aberdeen, extension buildings at, age, 118; clinical medicine and clinical me- Endocarditiq, septic, in a calf, 1037 723 thods, 1151 Endocardium, fibroid thickening of, 234 the Coventry and private practi- Dudfleld, Dr. R., sanitary certification of houses, Enemata, copious wvarm, after severe hrnmor- tioners, 724, 8235; annual mneeting of, 1138 523 rhage, 160, 334; can th6y be vomited ? 391 - doctors, Irish, the grievances of the, Diirhssen, Dr. A., Geburtshufliches Vademecum Energy of living beings. 1183 256, 323; and private practice, 367; holidays fur Studirende und Aertze, re'., 360 Engagement, notice of termination of, 822 for, 1303 Duke, Dr. A, new form of vaginal speculum, Englan d, treatment of inebriety in, 861; Leeds * -EEdinburgh New Town, annual meet- 530; puerperal septicaemia, 879; new form of v., 1285 ing of, 440 ovariotomy trocar, 1272 English. Mr. A. W.. obituary notice of, 672 General, Birmingham, the Manage- Duke Charles Theodoreperforms 2,000th cataract Ensor, Dr. E. T., the genu-plectoral positlon in ment of, 825 operation, 809 certain unfavourable presentations, 5i9 24. TaZ BRITX xi JUNE 1893.] INDEX. - [MEDICAL JOURNAL

Enteritis, membranous, 1109 Fearnley, Mr. W., a rhinolith discovered by Flies, diseases prob~ably caused by, 1152; as Enterorrhaphy by invagination, 1112 accident, 405 carriers of cholera, 1303 Entry, the right of, 970 Febrifuge,cinchonidine and, 153 Flitwick chalybeate water, 298 Envelopes, umbilical, 1225 Feeble-minded Child and Adult (The) rev, 1113 Florence Nightingale pledge, the 1208 E;pileptic "colonies" in the United States, 81 Fees for midwifery and the Yarmouth board of Fcetus, the Diseases and Deformities of the, Dr. of, 31, 194 Epileptics, employment hguardians, 45; medical for lunaticsin work- J. W. Ballantyne, rev., 411 malformation of, Epilepsy, spoutaneous fractures in, 728; Jack- ouses, ib.; for pauper midwifery, 153; to me- 1222 sonian, duralhbematoma associated with, 745; dical witnesses, 208, 491, 551,822, 1203, 1297;in- Fogs," pea-soup," 369 some points connected with, 894; focal, tre- quest for medical officers of cottage hospitals, Folkestone, the antivivisection campaign at phining, electrical stimulation and excision 385, 1136; for analysis, 499; for pauper lunacy 252; sanitary inspection at, 863 of focus, primary healing, improvement, 1101 certificates, 674; for consultations, 773; forin- Food, seamen's, 87, 145, 255, 761; adulteration Epithelioma,squamous of external ear, 580 surance certificates, ib.; to out-patients and of, 673 Eruption, arsenical, 237 sixpenny dispensaries, 868; doctors', a county poisoning, two outbreaks of, 313; at Work- Erysipelas, facial, two cases of blindness result- court judge on, 970; lowest contract, 990; la- sop, 378 iDgfrom, 1009; of one side of the face, double bilityfor in police cases, 1087; forinquests at Food stuffs, inspection of, 1095, 1142 optic atrophy following, ib. workhouses, 1137; for notification, 1140, 1247; Foods, toxic, 83 Erythema in typhoid fever, 794, 1161 small, an apology for, 1243 substitutes, ib. Foot and mouth disease in Germany, 377 Eshner, Dr. A. A., Essentials of Medical Dia- Fegen, Mr. G. M., Denholm testimonial fund, Football, death through accident at, 44; hos- gnosis, rev., 17 974 pital, 598 v Esmarch, Professor , celebrates 70th birthday, Fehrsen, Dr.J., a curious letter, 612 Foot warmers, fatal, 37 21:3; Chirurgische Teehnik, rev., 803 Femur, fracture of due to muscular action, 65, Forceps, tongue, 20; new midwifery, 76; im- Essai sur le Traitement de l'Epilepsie Essen- 231, 519; sequel to a case of excision of head proved aseptic axis traction, 183; axis trac- tielle par Ligature Simultan6e des Arteries of, 461; new operation for unreduced disloca- tion, 417; new bullet extracting, 468, 590, 703 Vertdbrales, Dr. J. Gowing-Middleton, rev., tion of the, ib. Forests and public health, 377 897 Fenwick, Mr. E. H., effects of epidemicinflu- Formulaire Obstdtrical Illustr6, Dr. A. Auvard, Essex, diarrheea and Influenza in, 1335 enza on the urinary organs, 121; 100 cases of rev., 645; Gyndeologique lllustrd, Dr. A. Ether, amesthesia by and angina pectoris, 50; tnmours of the urinary bladder, 1209 Auvard, rev., 851 death under, 137, 877, 915; anhydrous, 1224 Dr. W. S., the graphic method applied Fornasini, Dr. L., obituary notice of, 1137 F.thmoiditts, necrosing, 91,146, 1216 to the diagnosis of obscure aneurysms, 285 Forrest, Mr. A., medicalcharities and the work- Etudes de Clinique Chirurgicale, M. A. Le Ferdinands, Dr. G., tropacocaine in ophthalmic ing classes, 609 Dentu, rev., 850 practice, 1318 Forsbrook, Mr. W. H. R., A Dissertation on Eucalyptus globulus oil, 898 FOrd, M. Ch., La Pathologie des Emotions, rev., Osteo-arthritis, rev., 897 Euchlorine in influenza, 1004 745 Foster, Professor M., weariness and distress, Eustace, Dr. J., duralhaematoma associated with Fergus, Dr. F., ten years' experience of cataract 1284 Jacksonian epilepsy. 745 operations, 997 Foulerton, Mr. A. G. R., Denholm testimonial Dr. M., three cases of venereal disease, Ferguson, Brigade-Surgeon J., death of, 381 fund, 974 845 Fermentation, Infection, and Immunity, Dr. J. Foulis, Dr., myxcedema, 411 Evans7!. Jaffray, 773, 872 W. McLaughlin, rev., 747 Foundlings, the nursing of, 51 Dr. E. D., swearing witlh uplifted lhand, Festivals, annual, 1139 Fourquemin, Dr. G., treatment of puerperal 215 Fever, the costs of, 135; riverspread in York- peritonitis, 831 Dr. CT., presentation to, 272 shire, 386; in the Australian contingent, 1233; Fox, Dr. J. H., chronic hypertrophic inflamma- Mr, H. M., the climate of South African in the Transvaal, 1249; prevalence of in Cork, tion of the gums with leucocytosis, 237 mountain stations, 771, 939 1299 Dr. T. C., generalised vaccinia, 353 Mr. J., the treatment of severe club-foot, African hTmoglobinuric, 698, 779 Fox terrier, aneurysm in a, 159 342 "'blackwater," West African, micro- Foxwell, Dr., enlarged thyroid gland, 70; re- and Wormull, Messrs., new bullet-ex- scopical preparations of organs in, 232 covery after symptoms of perforative periton- tracting forceps, 590 enteric, deaths from, 82; epidemic of in a itis, 177; tuberculosis, 238 Evolution, Experimental, M. H. deVaringy,rev., school,90-; the Antiseptic Treatment of, Dr. A. Foy, Mr. G., steel pins to prevent shortening 296; spontaueous, 1219; and Man's Place in M. Anderson, rev., 181; epidemics of, 321; after fracture, 435 Nature, Dr. H. Calderwood, rev.. 1221 at Chicago, 327; carbolic acid in, 637, 991; the Fractures. on a method of prevention of shorten- Ewald. Dr. C. E., Diseases of the Stomach, rev., Treatment of, Dr. J. Barr, rev., 614; young ing after, 354, 435, 546; spontaneous in epi- 73, 146 soldiers and, 722; erythema in, 791, 1161; in lepsy, 728 Ewens, MIr., ilhe treatment of sclerosis, 343; Malta, 1075; indirect contamination of milk Frame food tablets, 1326 genu valgum and overgrowth of tl e inner by exereta of, 1126 France, the cholera epidemic in, 37; revaccina- tibial tuberosity, 344 -- puerperal remarks on, 15; disinfection tion of school children in, ib.; rabies in, 47; Examination for accidental insurance com- after attendance on, 139; deaths from, 195; honours to medical men in, 99; the depopula- panies, 830 notification of, 269, 496; epidemic 710, 973 tion of, 116; the consumption of alcohol in, Examiners and examinees, 103, 335, 391, 728 scarlet, measles, and diphtheria, 11; 265; adulteration of alcoholic drinks in, 433 ; Exhumation. double, 1251 " return" cases in, 38, 93, 159, 387, 7123; medical students in and compulsory military Expectoration in public carriages, 378 and measles, concurient prevalence of, 98: service, 607, 1195; tax on medical licences in, Extension of shortened limbs, a method for, 1326 treatment of by antiseptic inunction. 240, 608, 665, 1033 ; new law on medical relief, 665; Extortion. alleged medical, 821, 1203 :335, 609, 727; anomalous cases in an epidemic increase of drunkenness in, 715; proposed tax Extraordinary services," 1237 of, 349; boracic acid in, 673 ; incubation on velocipedes in, 769; the medical profession Eye, Diseases of the intheirRelation to General period of, 1161. in, 815; military surgeons and private prac- Pathology, Dr. E. Berger, rev., 18; Handoook --traumatic, death from, 355 tice in, 817; epidemics in, 866; notification in, of Diseases of tlie, Mr. H. R Swanzy, rev., 72; --typhus in New York, 47, 154; at Cardiff, ib.; typhus fever in, 916, 1195; provision for diseases of the in gynnecological and obstetri- 386, 1216 ; in Paris, 862, 929; in France, 915; a widows of medical men in, 916; leprosy in, cal practice, 463; removal ot foreign body em- microbe of, 929; in the Mediterranean littoral, 1034; female medical students in, 1248 bedded in for five years, 587 ; books on diseases 1022, 1138; at Rotherham, 1140; the etiology of, Frankland, Mr. P. F., Our Secret Friends and of. 990; specimens of disease of, 1222 1338 Foes, rev., 644 Eyeball, passage of leaden pellet through the Fevers, malarial, met with on the River Niger Franks, Mr. K., movable kidney, 242; resection with retention of perfect sight, 1009 (West Africa), Mr. W. H. Crosse, rev., 415 of the intestine and immediate suture in gan- Eyes, transillumination of the, 379,4:85; pain and Fibroid, subperitoneal, 463 grenous hernia, 696 inflammation in after witnessing electric Fibroids, cystic, 1006, 1111; uterine, treatment Fraser, Mr. R. M., indiscriminate sale of lauda- welding, 1315 of, 1011 num, 609 Eyesight, railway servants', 710 Fibroma, soft, of synovial sheath, 292; of the Frauenverein. See Society Eye Strain (Commonly called Asthenopia), Dr. thigh, 641; lamellar, 846 Freer, Mr. E. L., the treatment of severe club- E. Clarke, r'ev., 1321 Fibromata, soft, from nasal fossea, 640 foot, 342; the treatment of scoliosis, 343; acute Eyton-Jones, Dr. T., death of, 367; obituary Fibromyoma uteri, the treatment of, 281; croupous pneumonia, 785 notice of, 494 Porro's operation for, 581; uterine, amputa- Frere, Hanbury. See Hanbury tion of a, 745 Friedreich's disease. See Disease Fibula and tibia, ununited fracture of, 1162 Friends and Foes, Our Secret, Mr. P. F. Frank- F. Field, Mr. G. P., A Manual of Diseases of the land, rev., 614 Face, transillumination of the, 1208 Ear, rev., 466 Fright, death from, 84 Factories. the over crowding of. 308 Fife, sanitation in, 712 Frog, the, and the ox, 758 Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, Filaria sanguinis hominis nocturna, production story, a, 250 enlargemnent of buildings of, 1186 of artificial ecdysis in, 792 Fuchs, Dr. E., A Textbook of Ophthalmology, Fads of medical men, 595 Filariosis in India, 1139 rev., 294 Fahmy, Mr. A. F., a large lipoma of the abdo- Finger, Dr. E., Die Syphilis und die venerischen Fulham, the vestry of and its medical officer of minal wall, removal, rapid recovery, 419 Kr ankheiten, rev., 467 health, 137, 721 ; the resignation of the medicAl Failure, the teachings of, 307 Fingfer Prints, Mr. F. Galton, rev., 415 officer of health for, 443 " Faints," 708 Fin ayson, Dr. J., ancient Egyptian medicine, Fund, Bombay Medical Retiring, award of, 94 Falmouth, cottage hospital for, 6f4 748 1014, 1061 -_ British Medical Benevolent, vote of " Famine bread," Russian, the truth about, 146 Firedamp, miners' nystagmus and testing for, thanks to medical press, 146; annual meeting Farcy in LondoD, 724 1002 of, 154; at Northampton, 272 Farkas, Mr. E., to sacrifice a man for a rabbit, Fireguards, 423 Denholm testimonial, subscriptions to, 92, 267 Firewomen, medical, 1336 974 Favell, MIr. R., treatment of abortion, 800; pro- Fisher, Mr. F. R., the treatment of severe club- "Electrical Review" and "Science Sift- posed testimonial to, 1197, 1345 foot, 500 ings" Defence, appeal for funds for, 487 Fawcett, Dr. E., peritoneal pouches, 526 Dr. T., erythema In typhoid fever, 794 -Hospital Saturday, proposed sports in aid Fayrer, Sir J., On Serpent Worship and the Flea bites, prevention of, 618 of, 30,154; annual meeting in connection with, Veiompus Snakes of India, rev., 746; the pro- Fleming, Mr. C., pregeutation to, 47 436 posed retirement of, 862 Dr. R. A., cancrum oris, 1269 the Glinders, 619 THE BRITISH 1 Xli MEDICAL JOURNALJ INDEX. [JUNE- 24, 1893.

Fund, the Groves testimonial, 311 Gill, Dr. R. F., copious warm enemata after Griffith, Dr. W., Caesarean section for rachitic Hospital Sunday, amount of, 1282 severe hmemorrhage, 160 deformity, recovery of mother and child, 636 National Leprosy and the Commissioners' - Dr. S. A., the title of " Dr.," 619 Griffiths, Dr. A. B., A Manual of Bacteriology, report, 58 Gillespie, Dr. A. L.. chemistry of the stomach, 237 rev., 644 - Royal Medical Benevolent of Ireland, Gillson, Wigg v., 930 - Dr. P. R., diphtheria and immunity, annual meeting of, 1248 Ginders, Mrs., appeal for, 86 844 RovalR National Pension for Nurses, an- Gipsies, unwholesome, 204 Grimshaw, Dr. T., on death certification, 907 nual report of, 556 Girl, a sleeping, 487 Ground gases, poisoning by, 1125 Fungi, action of on the human body,304 Girls and boys, constitutional differences be- Guaiacol, intralaryngeal injections of Jor fmtid furlong. Mr. W. V., the (College of Surgeons in tween and their relation to educational re- sputa, 1320 Ireland and the Apothecaries' Hall, Dublia, quirements. 640 Guanche skull, a, 1205 1348 Glaister, Dr. J., on death certiflcation, 1080 Guardians, Poor-law, on legislation for ine- Furner, Dr. W., tuberculous disease of knee, Glanders, the Minister of Agriculture on, 211; briates, 137 1269 outbreak of, 428; in London, 708, 724 Guida alle Acque Minerali d'Italia Centrale, Fussell, Dr. E. F., relative protective influence Glands, lachrymal, removal of, 587; and other Signor G. Jervis, rev., 1013 of revaccination and of a previous attack of organs, use of organic liquids extracted from, Gumma of brain, 240 small-pox, 519 1145, 1212, 1279 Gumpert, Dr. E., death of, 936 Fylde, fatal outbreak of diphtheria at, 211 Glasgow, the sewage of and the Clyde, 598; the Gums, chronic hypertrophic inflammation of hospital instruction of women at, 864: Sir thq with leucocytosis, 237 G. Spencer Wells in, 1185; university politics Gunn, Deputy Surgeon-General F. L. G., death Gabb, Dr. G., vaccination on the leg, 830 in, ib.; small pox in, 1275 of, 323 Gad, Dr. J., Kurzes Lehrbuch der Physiologie Glaucoma in young people, 121 Gwynne, Dr. C. N.., diarrhcea in children, 357 des Menschen, rev., 527 Glenn, Dr. J. H., purpura in the newly born, acute croupous pneumonia, 784 Gage-Brown, Dr. C. H., fatal asphyxia following 1060 Gynalcology, Clinical and Operative, A Treatise self-administration of nitrous oxide gas. 1164 Gloves, red, skin eruption caused by, 607 on, Dr. S. Pozzi, rev., 18,1115 Gairdner, Professor W. T., presentation of por- Godfray, Mr. A. C., excision of the whole of the trait to, 253 radius for tuberculous disease, 1163 H. Gale, Thomas, surgeon, 990 Godson, Mr. J. E., pregnancy in the fourteenth Hadden, Dr. W. B., obituary notice of, 1200 Galippe, Dr., bacteria and calculi, 1077 year previous to menstruation, 743 Haden, Mr. S., on death certification, 1229 Gall bladder, surgery of the, 787 Godwin, Surgeon-Colonel C. H. V., obituary Hadley, Dr. W. J., fibroid disease of lungs, 237 - stone, iDtestinal obstruction due to impac- notice of, 95; Queen's cadetship conferred on Hasmatocele. subserous uterine, laparotomy, tion of, 1058 eldest son of, 868 recovery, 352 - Stones and their Treatment, Mr. A. W. M. Goitre, myxcedema associated with, 38; exoph- Haematoma in a bleeder, photograph of a, 120; Robson, rev., 181; surgical treatment of, 525; thalmic, paraplegia supervening upon, 700 congenital of the sterno-mastoid, relationship case of, 700 Gold Coast, the, notes from. 272 between wry-neck and, 175, 335, 404; dural, Galloway, Dr. J., parasitism of protozoa in can- " Gold Cure," the, at Copenhagen, 1335 associated with Jacksonian epilepsy, 745 cer, 217; protozoa as the cause of malignant Goldie. Dr. R. W., presentation to, 776 Hematosalpinx, an unusual case of, 1007 new growths, 408 Goldscheider, Dr. A., Diagnostik der Nerven- Haemophilia in an infant, 239 Galton, Mr. F., Finger Prints, rev., 415 krankheiten, rev., 701 Hremoptysis, the diagnostic significance of in Galway, spring in, 99 Gonorrhea, new urethral irrigator for the aortic aneurysm, 893 Games, compulsory, 1185 treatment of. 19 Haemorrhage, severe, copious warm enemata Ganglion, Gasserisn, removal of the, 81 Goodall, Dr. E., a case of cholesteatoma, 845; after, 160, 334; fatal, from varicose cesopha- Gangrene of the lower extremity site for ampu- preliminary note upon a new method of pre- geal veins, 239; from the nose, immediate ar- tation in, 799 paring the spinal cord for examination, 947 rest of, 693; from suppurating bubo, 849; Gaanja inebriety, 915 Goodhart, Dr. J. F., diaphragmatic hernia, deatlh secondary after removal of tonsils, 1159; fatal Gardner, Dr. W., the nomenclature of hydatid from vomiting, 353; the diagnosis and treat- gastro-intestinal in an infant, 1160; from ade- cysts, 610 ment of acute croupous pneumonia, 782 noid vegetations of the naso-pharyox, 1322 Garrett, Dr. J. H., storage reservoirs, 1,5 Goodsall, Dr., stricture of the rectum with Haffkine, M., the study of the method of at Garrett-Anderson. Mrs., presentation to, 1301 pleuritic effusion, 462 Netley, 134; the method of vaccination of uarrod, Dr. A., chlorosis, 293 Gordon, Miss G., cholera nurses, 609 against cholera, 227; alecture on anticholeraic Gas, sulphur in, 1183 Dr. J., the action of some of the recent inoculation, 278; the mission of to India, 310, Gaskell, Dr. W. H., the physiological action of hypnotics on pancreatic digestion, 843 809; the anticholeraic inoculation of at Cam- chloroform with a criticism of the Second Dr. J. H., obituary notice of, 44 bridge, 970 Hyderabad Chloroform Commission, 105, 164, Gornall, Mr. J. G., varicella simulating vac- Haig, Dr. A., the effect of the iodides on arterial 222 cinia, 291; and the Warrington guardians, 873 tension and the excretion of urates, 68 Gastro-enterostomy, case of, 842; for cancer of Gosse, Mr. W., chorea in a boy, necropsy, 231 Dr. F. M., medical reform at Coventry, 39 the pylorus, 847; finding the jejunum in, 929 Gossensass as a health resort, 1175 Hairs, superfluons, electrolytic removal of. 334 Gastrorrhaphy for gastric ulcer, 944 Gotch, Mr. F., a case of focal epilepsy, trephin- Hale, Dr. C. D. B., diaphragmatic hernia, death Gastrostomy, case of, 1269 ing, electrical stimulation and excision of from vomiting, 353 Gastrotomy for foreign body, 116 focus, primary healing, improvement, 1101 Halifax, small-pox at in 1892, 1081, 1228,1327; the Gauze tissue, protective, 702 Goude, Dr. H., " small-pox seeds," 548 new infirmary at, 1337 Gay, Dr. W., on peripheral birth palsy, 733 Gough, Mr. J. H., tramps and vaccination, 983 Hall, Dr. A., concussion of the spine, 179 Geburtshiulfliches Vademecum fiir Studirende Gould, Dr. G. M., A Pocket Medical Dictionary, __ Dr. F. de H., a case of rhinolith, 118, 205; und Aerzte, Dr. A. Duhrssen, rev., 360 rev., 589 stricture of the rectum with pleuritic effu- Geddie, Dr., presentation to, 7.5 Mr. P. suture of ruptured urethra, 462 sion, 462 Genitals, external, malformation of, 357 Gout, at an early age, 118; in relation to liver - Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel G. C., radical (Gentles, Dr. T. L., presentation to, 260 disease, 1097 cure of hydrocele, 742 Genu-pectoral position, the, in certain unfavour- Gowers, Dr. W. R., Syphilis and the Nervous Halliburton, Dr. W. D., the chemical physio- able presentations, 519, 780 System, rev., 747; neurology and therapeutics, logy of the animal cells, 501, 572, 697 ; Lehr- Genu valgum and overgrowth of the inner tibial 781. 833 buch der chemischen Physiologie und Patho- tuberosity, 344 Gowing-Middleton, Dr. J., Essai sur le Traite- logie, rev., 1060 Georgetown, sanitary state of, 723 ment de l'Epilepsie Esentialle par Ligature Halpin, Staff-Surgeon J., death of, 1294 Germ Plasm, the, a Theory of Heredity, Dr. Simultande des Artbres Vertdbrales, rev., 897 Hamburg, the water supply of, 881241; the cho- Weismann, rev., 592 Goyder, Dr., salol, 643 leraepidemic of 1892 at, 373, 429 ; report of dis- Germany, public health legislation in, 29; medi- Gradle, Dr. H., the American Medical Associa- tress committee of, 387; correspondence from, cal students in, 154; vaccination and small- tion, 771 715; quarantine at, ib; half and half at, 1021; pox in, 271; the Infectious Disease Prevention Graduates, diplomates, and appointments, 323 inspection of ships bound for American ports Bill and compulsory notification in, 320; foot Grant. Dr. F. W., presentation to, 776 at, 1241 and mouth disease in, 377; women and the "Grashdanin," the editor of imprisoned for Hamel, Dr., ruptured kidney, 357 medical profession in. 535, 724; cremation in, libel, 399 Hamilton, Dr. H., A New Pronouncing Dic- 704; notification of disease in, 761, 914; sick Graves's disease. See Disease tionary of Medicine, rev., 358 assurance in, 776; soldier-doctors in, 1043 Gray, Mr. F. A., death of, 331; obituary notice Hammer toe, specimens illustrating the ana- Gestation, ectopic, case of, 177; and acute Intes- of, 385 tomy of, 951 ; treatment of, 1219 tinal obstruction, ib.; Tubo-peritoneal Ectopic, Dr. H. St. C., a case of Caesarean section, Hammond, Dr. W., swearing withupliftedhand, Dr. J. C. Webster, rev., 180; extrauterine, 798, 843 879 1007 Great Britain, the geographical distribution of Hampton, Miss J. A., the international Con- Ghosts, journalism by, 310 disease in, 103 gress of Charities, Correction, and Philan- Gibson. Dr. G. A., Cheyne-Stokes Respiration, Greene, Dr. H. R., sanitary reform in Egypt, 92 thropy, 770 rev., 895 Dr. WV. T., on death certification, 1228, Hanbury-Frere, Dr. A., inunction v. isolation, Dr. J., presentation to, 864 1234 780; treatment of puerperal peritonitis, 831; Dr. J. L., the functions of the thyroid Greenfield, Professor, pathology and morbid nerve injuries in fractures of the upper ex- gland, 58 anatomy of myxcedemiia, 410 tremity, 1356 Gift, a munificent, 914 Greenwich, small-pox at, 971 Hand uplifted. See Oath. Gilchrist, Dr. A. W., the interstitial injection of Greenwood, Dr. M., return cases of scarlet fever, Handbills, small-pox and vaccination, 722 chloride of zinc, 694 728 Handbook, the Food Inspector's, Dr. F. Vacher Giles, Dr. A. E., the reconstitution of the Lon- Griffith, Dr. A. H., malignant growth of orbit, 464 rev., 529; of Insanity for Practitioners and don University and themedical grievance, 145; Mr. F. L., a medical papyrus from Students, Dr. T. Kirchhoff, rev., 850 ; of the lochis.. 1006; the longings of pregnant Egypt, 1172 Pathological Anatomy and Histology, Drs. F women, 132 - Dr. S., hypertrophic elongation of the Delafield and T. M. Prudden, rev., 1113 Gilford, Mr. H., a case of perforated gastric cervix as a cause of obstructed labour, 948 Handbuch der physiologisch und pathologisch- ulcer for which gastrorrhaphy was performed, Dr. T. W., herpes zoster following strain, chemischen Analyse, Drs. F. Hoppe-Seyler death on the 31st day, 944 412 and H. Thierfelder, rev., 416 rTi BLm.m x.. JuNE 24, 1893.] INDEX. MEDICAL JOURNAL

EHandfield - Jones. Dr. M., pyrexia in acute Herman, Dr. G. E.. the induction of premature chloroform after the nhalation of which anaemia from loss of blood, 849; extrauterine labour by Champetier de Ribes's bag, 58; the death occurred, 1263 gestation, 1008; the causation and treatment frequency of the local symptoms associated Hospital, Aberdeen City, proposed extension of, of cervical dysmenorrhcea, 1103 with backward displacement of the uterus, 69 380 XHandford, Dr. H., non-valvular heart disease, Hemn, Dr. J., simple photophobia treated by the Addenbrooke's, the drainage of, 985 238 continuous current, 236 Annual and Year Book of Pharmacy, [Hanging, strangulation and, 1269 Hernia, double inguinal of ovary and Fallopian Mr. H. C. Burdett, rev., 806 -Harding, Deputy-Surgeon-General W. T., death tube, treated by herniotomy, 68; diaphragm- Bristol General, changes in staff of, of, 381 atic, case17.3;of, scrotal, 240; foreign body in 427 -Hardman, Mr. W., deaths under chloroform, sacof,291; diaphragmatic, death by vomiting, Chesterfield and the working classes, 1134; another case of aconite poisoning, 1319 353; in childhood, 643; gangrenous, resection 666 iHardy, Dr. A., death of, 192 of the intestine andim-lmediate suture in, 696; - for Children, East London, annual - Mr. H. N., out-patients at St. Bartholo- radical cure of, 800, 1163; Abdominal, Clinical dinner of, 876 mew's, 982; on death certification, 1017, 1134; Lecture on, Mr. W. H. Bennett rev., 956; - Children's, Sheffield, opening of new police surgeons in the United Kinigdom, 1290 cerebri, 1004; retroperitoneal, 1057 branch of, 982 arare-lip-pin cutters, 12 Heroes as toUts, 82 Cork Union, the visiting physician- Harford - Battersby, Dr. C. F., the Yoruba Heroism, medical, 817 ship of, 86, 141 Country, West Africa, 779; African hiemoglo- Heron, Dr. G. A., the pathological and urban Dental of London, proposed rebuild- binuric fever, ib. conditions in an invasion of cholera, 1221 ing of, 138; donation from Prince of Wales to Hlaring, Dr.,ozana, 745 Herpes zoster following strain, 412 building fund of, 367; annual report of, 580; iKarley, Dr. G., diabetes and gout in their rela- Herrings, poisonoUS, 499 concert in aid of funds of, 1248 tionship to liver disease,witn hints regarding Hersehell, Dr. G., Indigestion, A Manual of the f-for Diseases of the Chest, City Road, their scientifiC treatment, 1097 Diagnosis and Modern Treatment of the Dif- visit of Empress Frederick to, 654 * Dr. V., the passage of bile in cases of ferent Varieties of Dyspepsia,rev, 235 - for Diseases of the Skin, Ear, and obstructive jaundice through the lymphatics, Herter. Dr. C. A., The Diagnosis of Diseases of Throat, Sheffield, annual meeting of, 330 771 the Nervous System, rev., 528 - for Ear, Throat, and Skin Diseases, Mr. G. W., The Practical Guide to and water supply, Sheffield, 551 A[garrri Hertfordshire the London of Algiers,rev., 75 386 Eye and Ear, Bradford, statistics 786 at, 723 Harrison, Dr. A. J., treatment of ringworm, Hertwig, Dr. 0., Aeltere und neure Entwicke- operations -- Mr. F., dental anomalies, 1039 lungs-Theorieen, rev., 244 - Emperor and Empress Frederick's, -- Mr. R., the restoration of the function Hess, Dr. W., Bericht uber die einundzwanzigste Berlin, taken over by municipality, 776 of micturition. 512 Versammlung Ophthalmologischen Geseli- Fever, London,annual report of, 440 - Hart, Mr. E., the new mesmerism, 77,127, 198, schaft, rev., 244 French, annual dinner of, 388 261, 301, 362; on a Midland university, 471 ; the Hewetson, Mr. H. B., acute inflammation, ac- Galway, the questions in Parliament, work of the clergy in respect to sanitation, companied by great pain in the head and eyes, re, 315; and the Royal University of Ireland, 478; letters from America, 1277 and blepharospasm, occurring some hours 372 - Mrs. E., meat-eating and bad temper, 1125 after witnessing electric welding operations, General, Queenstown, annual report Hart-Smith, Mr. T. N., the recognition of with remarks upon its prevention and treat- of, 1247 Epsom College by the Conjoint Board, 266 ment, 1315 German, annual dinner of, 1093 tHarvey, Surgeon-Colonel R., on the Improve- Heymans, Dr. J., Kurzes Lehrbuch der Physi- - Great Northern Central, annual re- ment of the Military Medical Arrangements ogie der Menschen, rev., 527 port of, 440; dinner in aid of funds of, 1141 in India since 1871, rev.,99.7 Hicks, Mr. A. B., on death certification, 962 - Guy's, Reports, Mr. N. Davies-Colley Dr. W., the tercentenary of, 1334, 1339 Mr. R., aminol, 159 and Dr. W. H. White, rev., 16; foundation of Haschisch, 1252 Highgate, the sanitarym useum at, 196 new scholarshlp at, 427; opening of the (iaslam, Mr. removal of clavicle, 848 Hill, Mr. J. R.. the sale of methylated spirits, ground of the(lub's Union of, 972 HIastings and St. Leonards as Winter Resorts, 679; a case of strychnine poisoning, 779 Highgate, small-pox at, 1328 Dr. A. Cox, 643 Edinburgh Longmore, rev., Hip-jjoit, ampatation at the, 892 for lncurables, iHaughton, Rev. Dr. S., Friendly, Societies' Hirsch, Professor A., decoration of, 615 annual meeting of, 440 Alliance, 39 Hirst, Mr. B. C., Human Monstrosities, rev., -- Johnsflopkins, The Reports of, revt., Haviland, Mr., The Geographical Distribution 1114 803 of, 556; of Disease in Great Britain, rev., 103 Hitchman, Dr. J., obituary notice of, 856 - London, electric lighting Haward, Mr. W., specimens illustrating the Hobson, Dr. J. M., congenital obliteration of meeting in aid of funds of, 1139 anatomy of hammer toe, 931 ; perforating 637 annual meeting of, duodenum, Meath, Dublin,of, 1021 gastric ulcer treated by abdominal section, , Dr. and the Edinburgh Medical Mis- 826; the surgeoncy 952 Hoernlesionary Society, 1249 - Mercy,Cork, statistics of, 826 (Hawkins, Dr. F., croupous pneumonia in chil- Hoffman, Dr., on death certification, 1328 - _ Metropolitan, annual dinner in aid of dren, 698; two cases of chronic albuminuria Hofmann, Professor, memorial to, 953 funds of, 978 of long standing, 1161 Holden, Dr. G. H. R., displacement of the ulnar - Middlesex, annual report of, 825 Hawksley, Dr. T., obituary notice of, 43 nerve, 288; casualty patients at St. Bartholo- Northern, Liverpool, proposed new 'Raydon, Mr. F., Ophthalmic Atlas for Record- mew's, 770, 819 buildings for, 203 ing Pathological Conditions of the Fundus Holland, Dr., Porro's operation for fibromyo- OrthopaTdic, City, anniversary festival Oculi, rev., 124 mata, 581 of, 1353 Hayward, Dr. J. D., Canoeing with Sail and Holman, Dr. C., myxcedema treated by thyroid - Poplar, the charges against, 84 Paddle, rev., 1166 feeding, 114; the recognition of Epsom Col- - Rotherham, annual meeting of, 266 Head, aphasia from a fall on the, 698; after- lege by the Conjoint Board, 266 Rotunda, Dublin, ConciseHistory of coming, respiration and, 1303 Holmes, Dr. Factory Surgeons' Dr. S. F. rev,, 19; abdominal sec- J., Certifying the, 893 Adair, Headache considered in relation to certain DailyReport Book, rev., 467 tion in, problems in cerebral physiology, 735 Dr. 0. W., and the Victorian Branch of Royal, Belfast, changes in staff of, 1154 Health Hints for Central Africa, etc., Rev. H. the British Medical Association, 194 -____- Royal for Diseases of the Che3t Waller, rev., 1167 Holt, Dr. J., An Epitomised Review of the Prin- festival dinner of, 1353 176 rev., for Sick Children, missioners, ciples and Practice of Marine Sanitation, -Royal Edinburgh380 Hearing, defects of in railway servants, 212 ; of 74 appeal for funds for, school children, 1043 Home for Convalescent Children, Southsea, -______of, 1064 Royal, for Ineurables, festival dinner Heart, rheumatic nodules without lesion of the, annual meeting, 1139 of, 116; non-valvular disease of the, 238; disease Cookridge Convalescent, annual meeting Royal Maternity, Edinburgh, changes of in children, 239; intra-auricularpolypus of, of, 203 in staff of, 937 292; congenital malformation of the, ib.; rup- Dalrymple, work at, 1248 Royal National for Consumption, 'ture of, aortic disease, ib.; rest in disease of, Home Rule, the Dublin hospitals and,5319, 831 Ventnor, treatment by tubercuiin at, 723 642 the Irish medical corporations and, 539; and -Royal Westminster Ophthalmic, ap- HEleat, excessive, 447 the Irish Medical Association, 814 peal for funds for, 826 Heath, Mr. C., bloodlrss method of removing Homcopathy, a public debate on, 1026 - St. Bartholomew's, the drainage of, the tongue, 953 Hong Kong, the medical mess at, 40 331; casualty patients at, 375, 480, 488, 649, 666, Hebb, Dr., primary carcinoma of the pleura, 846 Hood, Dr. D., etiology of rotheln (German 759, 770, 819; the Reports of, Dr. WV. S. Church Hedley, Dr. W. S., Hydro-Electric Methods in measles),582 and Mr. W. J. Walsham, ret., 893; out patients rev., a case 1270 Great, 1238 Medicine, 297 ; for diagnosis, Hoppe-Seyler, Dr. F., Handbuch der physio- at, 982; and St. Bartholomew the Hedonisms," malicious, 1235 logisch-und pathologisch-chemischen Ana- St. George's, proposed memorial to Heel cushion, a, 126 lyse, rev., 416 John Hunter at, 1284; appointments at, 1287 Heelis, Dr., puerperal fever,1l Hop pickers and a special form of ophthalmia -- St. John of Jerusalem, the grand Aklelme, Dr. A. T., foetal malformations, 1222; to which they are liable, 1000 priory of the Order of the, 99 -the composition of the fcetal urine secreted in Hopwood, Dr. E. O.,"return" cases of scarlet - St. Thomas's, awards of scholarships utero, 1261 fever, 93 (160) at, 876; the finances of, 937; out patient de- Henniker, Sir P. B., on death certification, 853 Horrocks, Mr. W. H., ectopia vesice, 643; partment ft r mental cases at, 1334 Henry, Dr. J. P., a case of myxoedema cured by radical cure of hernia, 800; cholecystotomy, -- Stanley, Liverpool, aLd Dr. Costine, thyroid extract, 737 1011 1o4 Hensdale, Dr. G., population ratios in American Horse leech, the, as a human parasite, 657 - Suffolk General, annual meeting of, cities, 216 mane, lady with the, 810 482 llenson, Mr. W. J., cleansing springs, 779 Horses, the hard treatment of, 32; in Accident University College, annual meeting of, Hepatitis, remarkable form of, 204 and Disease, Mr. J. R. Cox, rev., 1013 707 ]Herbert, Surgeon-Captain H., hydrocele of the Mr. R. E., complimentary dinner to, Ward to Consulting Room "From), tunica vaginalis reaching within the abdomen, Horsley,1205 rev., 1060 844 Professor V., on cedema, 1ll West Derby and Wavertree Joint, Herbs, poisonous wild, 1126,1231 Hoscason, Mr. J. H., note on a specimen of building of, 826 7 THl Bam 1 XlV MEDICAL JOURNALJ INDEX. j JCNEp 24, 1893

Hospital Women and Children's, Cork, annual theria, 11; the Friendly Societies' Alliance, Institute, British, of Public Health, meeting oi report of, 1138 146; English urban mortality in 1892, 722 Irish branch of, 658; and the training of sani- - for Women and Children, Leeds, an- Illingworth, Dr. C. R., sixpenny doctors and tary inspectors, 667, 769, 811, 819, 867, 930, 1034 nual meeting of, 440 vaccination, 159; antiseptic inunction in scar- of Chemistry, annual * report of, 517 Hospitals, the, Christmas and, 29 free isolation, let fever. 727 ; biniodide of mercury in septic of Experimental Medicine, St. Peters- ib.: metropolitan, proposed central board ior, peritonitis, 991; the treatment of puerperal burg, donation to suppress cattle plague, 936 184, 190, 248, 311, 322, 448; infectious accommo- peritonitis, 1096 Imperial, opening of, 1023 dation in, 185, 189, 321 ; the monopoly of ap- Ilott, Dr. H. J., large renal tumour In a child, the Jubilee, district nurses and, 47 pointmeDts to in England, 251; infectious abdominal nephrectomy, recovery, 694 of Preventive Medicine, the meetings pauper patients in, 267, 436 ; and Asylums of Immunity and its bearing on therapeutics, in support of, 313, 317 the World, Mr. H. C. Burdett, rev., 465; for in- 1059 the Sanitary and the Strand District. fectious disease, 591 ; infectious, payment by Incompatibles, 500 Board of Works, 443; and the training of patients in, 673; the abuse of the out-patient Incubation and contagiousness of certain in- sanitary inspectors, 667, 769, 811, 819, 867, 930, and casualty departments of, 770; small-pox, fectious diseases, 952, 958 1034; the examinations of, 890, 1205; humours clinical study in, 860; and public health, 860; Indeterminate, incommensurable, 1043 at the examination of, 940 and- practitioners who are to ghysicians lndia, the Salvation Army in, 139, 378 ; mission Institution, Liverpool Medical, list of officers, lame? 929, 1035; the out-patient departments to lepers in, 196; small-pox and vaccination etc., 155; clinical evening at, 716 of, 1134; cottage, starting of, 1251 in, 547; the water supplies of and cholera, 600, Royal, lecture arrangements at, 99 Houghton, Dr. E. P., death of, 496 669,1134,1185,1198,1292,1347; bacteriology in, 758; Instructors, fifth year, the proposed list of, 13413 Houlgrave, Mr. A., vesicular degeneration of On the Improvement of Military Medical Ar- Insufflator, intestinal, 525 the chorion, 458 rangements in since 1871, Surgeon-Colonel R. Insurance, inebriety and, 138; vaccination and, House-surgeons and Inquests, 811 Hlarvey, rev., 957; anticholera vaccination in, 1345, 1349 Houses, sanitary certification of, 525; back-to- 10199; the Government of and the report of the Intelligence, literary, 48, 100, 156, 212, 244, 306; back, 1011 Leprosy Commissloners, 1022; new leper asy- 364, 430, 483, 542, 601, 663, 713, 761, 815, 854, 975,. Hovis bread and biscuits, 7.5 lum in, 1125; decorations for volunteer officers 1018, 1070, 1194, 1239, 1278, 1329 How Nature Cures, the Natural Food of Man, in, 1135; enteric fever in, 1136; hydrophobia Intestine, large, multiple papillomata of, 119l Dr. E. Densmore, rev., 801 In. 1139; elephantiasis and filariosis in, ib.; obstruction of and its treatment by tempo- Howarth. Mr. G., Great Bolton and antivaccina- wild animal and snakes in, 1280 rary typhlotomy, 120, 396, 545; traumatic tion, 831 Office " non possumus " 704, 706 rupture of, acute peritonitis, death, 401 Huggard, Dr. W. R., venesection In certain Indigestion, Dr. G. Herscheli, rev., 295 large, a case of intussusception of a ma- hemorrhagic forms of phthisis, 171 Industries, dangerous, 27, 705, 708 lignant growth of the, 638; resection of and Hughes, Dr. A., complimentary dinner to, 1357 IDebriates, Poor-lawguardians on legislation for, immediate suture in gangrenous hernia, 696 Mr. W. K., dinner to, 556 137 ; the departmental inquiry on, 543; chronic, Intoxicants in workhouses, 45 Hume, Dr. G. H., case of gastro-enterostomy, 593; treatment of in Austria, 662; new retreat Intussuseeption of a malignant growth of the 842 for, 776; the compulsory seclusion of, 1332 large intestine, 638 Humerus, compound comminuted fracture of, Inebriety and insurance, 138; and civil law, 196; Inunction, antiseptic treatment of scarlet fever 586; fracture through the anatomical neck of and criminal responsibility, 251; proposed by, 240,335.609, 727: v. isolation, 490, 666,717, 780 the, 1057 Royal Commission on, 309; chronic, treatment Invalid, The Art of Feeding the, rev., 74 Humphreys, Mr. F. R., nitro-glycerine In vomit- of in Switzerland, 626; treatment of in England, Iodide of potassium in actinomycosis, 518 ing, 693- Cheyne-Stokes respiration, 744 861 Iodides, the effect of on arterial tension anc Humphry. Sir G. M., protozoa as the cause of Infant, overlying of an, 192; hsemophilia in an, the excretion of urates, 68 malignant new growths, 524; presentation of 239; fatal gastro-intestinal haemorrhage in an, lodoform emulsion, 51 of freedom of Sudbury to, 1334 1160 lodo-glycerine, spina bifida successfully treated Hungary, diphtheria in, 266 lnfants, registration of houses for In Victoria, by, 413 Hunt, Dr. L. G., dermoid cysts, 357 380; instruction of, 388; treatment of con- Ireland, vaccination In, 762; increase of lunacy Hunter, Mr. A. T., St. Andrew's medical degrees sumption in, 447 ; treatment of constipation in, in 1021, 1086; prison surgeons in, 1023; illegal for women, 867 499; rules for the general management of, 547; sale of poisons in, 1243; vaccination defaulters. J., the centenary of, 312; a rhyming mortality of in Liverpool, 673; feeding of, 894; in, 1251 criticism of, 1044; proposed memorial of at mortality of and factory labour, 1123 Iridectomy, abandonment of in the extractioru St. George's Hospital, 1284 Infarction and pulmonary thrombosis, the rela- of hard cataract, 1253 Dr. W., diagnosis and treatment of per- tion of, 233 Iron, treatment of chlorosis by, 881 nicious anaemia, 699 Infection from a small-pox hospital, 84 Irrigator, new urethral for the treatment of Husbands, Dr. H. W., presentation to, 1093 Infirmary, General Leeds. appointments at, 981 gonorrhcea, 19 (76) Hutchinson, Mr. J., photograph of skin dis- General, Sheffield, presentation of por- Irwin, Dr. J. A., Hydrotherapy at Saratoga, rev., eases, 233.; dinner to Professor Virchow, 435; traits to, 818 ; the senior surgeoncy of, 981 645 recovery from leprosy, 462 -Lambeth, visit of Prince of Wales to, Isle of Man, sanitary matters in, 495 -_____- Mr. J., Jun., melanotic carcinoma 440 Islington, proposed new infirmary at, 380 of the skin, 291; foreign body in hernial sac, Leeds General, appointments at. 716 Isolation, compulsory, 35; pauper, 443; v. inune- ib.; case of Dupuytren's fracture, 463; bite Radcliffe, meeting in aid of building tion, 490, 666, 717, 780 chancre of cheek, 893; plastic operation for fund of. 481; resolution as to religion of resi- Italy, fruits of sanitation in, 81' pellagra in 99 rodent ulcer, ib. dent officers, 988: proposed new wards at, 1176 medical practice in, 103; the silver wedaing Huxley Professor, the evolution of ethics, 1076 Royal, Aberdeen, the reconstruction gift to the King and Queen of, 1196; provision Hydatid, of spleen, 12; of the liver, treatment of, 863 ior orphans in, ib.; volunteer ambulance ser- of, 690, 771 Royal, Edinburgh, general meeting of, vice in, ib. Hydrocele, radical cure of, 742; of the tunica contributors to, 46, 153 J. vaginalis reaching within the abdomen, 844 Royal, Glasgow, annual report of, 380 Jack of all trades, a, 52 Hydrocephalus, question of communication be- Inflammation about the teacum, 993 Jacob, Dr. E. H., protozoie bodies in cancer, tween the ventricular and subarachnoid Influenza, Epidemic, Dr. F. A. Dixey, rev., 17; 526 ; the abuse of- hospital out-patient and spaces in, 1322 epidemic, effect of on the urinary organs, casualty departments, 770 Hydro-Electric Methods in Medicine, Dr. W. S. 121; the diffusion of, 135, 195, 250, 311, 369, 443, Jacobi, Dr. Mary P. elected president of neuro- Hedley, rev., 297 554,1021; Its Pathology, Symptoms, Compli- logical section oi the New York Academy of Hydronephrosis and obstructive dilatation of cations, and Sequels; its Origin and Mode of Medicine, 331 kidney, 242 Spreading, and its Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Jaffray, Evans v., 773, 872 Hydrophobia after Pasteurisation, 90; In dogs, Treatment, Dr. J. Althaus, rev., 180; out- Jaksch, Dr. R. v., Clinical Diagnosis, rev., 413 prevention of, 275; case of, 290; and the Cavan break of a gastro-intestinal form of, 424 ; the James, Mr. C. A., sanitary Inspectors under the "'specialist," 712: in India, 1139 prevention of, 480; decline of the epidemic Public Health (London) Act, 1891, 667, 819, 930 Hygiene, canine, 140; An Elementary Textbook of, 594; the epidemic of, 811; notiflcation in, Mr. J. B., the proposed central hospital of, Mr. R. H. Wakefield, rev., 897 ; English, and 817; in the South Pacific, 982; euchlorine in, board for, 448 Egyptian authorities, f964; of the Sick Room, 1004; localised epidemic of fatal from hvper- Mr. W. D., dietary In skin diseases, 642 Dr. W. B. Canfield, rev., 1012 pyrexia, 1108; reported, at Devonport, 1295; in Jamieson, Dr. W. A., mycosis fungoides, 293 HVgienic Measures in Relation to Infectious Essex, 1335 Japan, leprosy In, 216; infectious diseases in, Diseases, Dr. G. H. F. Nuttall, rev., 1115 Infusoria, probable destruction of bacteria by, 275; old age in, 779; medical education In, 879 Hynd, Quartermaster J., death of, 669 in polluted river water, 1262 Jardine, Dr. J. L, village nurses, 678 Hyperpyrexia, rheumatic, 412 Ingals, Dr. F., Diseases of the Chest, Throat, Jaundice, obstructive, passage of bile through Hypnotic, a new, 1233 and Nasal Cavities, rev., 358 the lymphatics in, 609, 771; obstructive, 1109 Hypnotics, recent, action of on pancreatic Inoculation, anticholeraic, M. Haffklne on, 278, Jaw, lower, apparatus for fracture of, 703; digestion, 843 313 acuite periostitis of from mercurial poisoning, Hypnotism, literature of, 103; regulation of ex- IDquests, medical evidence at, 551; house-sur- 889; upper, infra-maxillary incision in ex- periments in, 310; and the divorce court, 655; geons and, 811; unsatisfactory, 872, 1243; coro- cision of the, 949 treatment by, 727; and hysteria in the Far ners for Scotland, 1122, 1243; dangerous, 1136, Jennings, Dr. C. E., cancer of the breast, 455 East, 917; as a therapeutic agent, 954 1243 pneumonectomy, 1293 Hysterectomy, vaginal, 69 Insanity In Pennsylvania, 99; in the United Jervis, Signor G., Guida alle Acque Minerali Hysteria, monocular symptoms In, 121; and States. 155; the causes of the Increase in, 314; d'Italia Centrale, rev., 1013 hypnotism in the Far East, 917 alleged increase of in Scotland, 477; of sui- Jessett, Mr. F. B., gastro-enterostomy, 929 cides, the legal fietion of, 972, 1236, 1346 Jessop, Mr. E., secondary haemorrhage after re- I. Insomnia, treatment of, 158 moval of tonsils 1159 Ice and microbes, 1084 Inspection, sanitary, powers of, 863 Jex-Blake, Dr. B., the Edinburgh School of Me- Icebag, treatment of pericarditis by, 344 Inspectors, sanitary, the training of, 258, 426, dicine for Women 717 "IIfs" three, value of the, 831 470, 495, 667, 721, 769, 811, 819; the dicta of, 555; Jeynes, Mr. W., death of, 364 Ileo-colostomy, a successful case of,8S1 the education and certification of, 6.54, 667, Johnson, Mr. C. J. B., myxcedema, 955 Ilfracombe as a winter health resort, 193,939 721, 769, 867, 930, 1014; female sanitary, 1184,1303 - Sir G., on the estimation of sugar In lJiffe, Dr. W., scarlet fever, measles, and diph- Institut Pasteur, visit to, 22; subvention to, 75 urine by the picric acid method, 512 r THE -BRITISH JUNE 24, 1893.] INDEX. LBIEDICAL JOURNAL XV

Johnson, Mr. G. 8, the absence of sugar from Knight. Mr. E., a case of infantile syphilitic science, 532 Poor-law medical practice, ib.; normal urine, 387 pemphigus, 1264 pathology as a branch of natural science, 591; Mr. R., lymphosarcoma of tonsil, 1583 Knochen, Das Gesetz der Transformation der, hospitals for infectious disease, ib.; the germ Johnston, Surgeon-Captain C. A., operative Dr. J. Wolff, rev., 124 plasm, a theory of heredity, 592; further re- midwifery under difficulties, 457 Knott, Dr. J., pin swallowing, 122 searches on the cholera microbe, 651 on Quartermaster G.W. M , death of, 669 Koch, healed pulmonary phthisis after treat- internal secretions and the functions of the Dr. J., rupture of bladder due to ul- ment by the method of, 411; and the new anti- so-called blood glands, ib.; impending changes ceration and hoemorrhage, 1004 tuberculous liquid, 809 in the sanitary government of London, 653 ; Johnstone, Dr. R. M., transillumination of the Konig, Dr. O., Reprints and Translations of the Secretary of State for India and the antrum, 356 Early Contributions to the Physiology of the memorandum of the Parliamentary Bills Com- Dr. T.. pneumothorax, 1059 Organs of Special Sense, rev , 802 mittee, 706 ; a retrograde step in sanitation, Johuston-Lavis, Dr. H. J., appointed Professor Koumiss in obstimate vomiting, 404 707 ; the cholera outlook, 755; arthrodesis, ib.; of Vulcanology at University of Naples, 388 Kowalzig, Dr. E., Chirnrgische Tecknik, rev., practical disinfection in schools, 756; the Jones, Mr. C. J., obitnary notice of, 719 803 University question in London, 807; isolation Mr. E. H , fracture of femur due to mus- Krafft-Ebing, Professor, "paranoia politica," 34; hospitals, lb. fee funds and salaries in cular action, 65 Psychopathia Sexualis, with Special Reference Scottish Universities, 808; " hospital reform," - Mr. F.F., the prevention of borborygmi, 447 to Contrary Sexual Instinct, rev., 1325 payments by out-patients, 809; small-pox and Mr. Herbert, back-to-back houses, 1011 Krankenpflege (Ueber), Dr. C. Baeumler, rev., 19 vaccination at Leicester, 557; athletics at our Mr. Hugh, a localised epidemic of influ- Krebs (Untersuchungen ueber den), L)r. L. public schools, 858; inadequate payment of enza fatal from hyperpyrexia, 1108 Pfeiffer, rev., 132.5 medical witnesses, 859; poison by advertise- - Dr. H. L., the physiological effects of Kundrat, Dr. H., obituary notice of, 98.5 ment, 911; the inoculability of leprosy and electric current of high frequency, 131P Kurzes Lehrbuch der Physiologie des Men- vaccination, 912; "throughth," 913; theIndian Jones-Morris. Mr. W., elected on Council of schen, Drs. J. Gad and J. Heymans, rev., 527 Leprosy report, 967; the physiological basis of University College of North Wales, 859; on the eight hours' day, 968; on the action of the sanitary aspects of the Local Government L. alum on the nervous system, 969; anticholera Bill, ib. Labour, premature induction of, 830, 850; ob- vaccination in India, 1019; the dogma of re- Jottings, American, 100, 155, 273, 331, 445, 556, 725, structed, hypertrophic elongation of the cer- vaccination, ib.; the pathology of overstrain, 827, 877, 937, 988, 1093, 1353 vix as a cause of, 948; vaginismus obstructing, 1020; deputations to Ministers, 1071; the vac- Journalism by ghosts, 310 1219 cination debate, 1072; the vaccination laws, Journalists on small-pox, 309 Labrador, medical aid for the fishermen of, 42, 10.3; the deputation to the War and Indian Jowers, Mr. F. W., obituary notice of, 1201 1141 Ministers, 1121, 1231; dangers of vaginal Jubilees, a batch of, 398 Lacing, tight, death from, 334 pessaries, 1122; coroners' inquests for Scot- " Jumping Cat," the cult of the, 1084 Ladies. See Women land, ib.; infant mortality and factory labour, Jurors, payment of at coroners'inquests, 822 Lady with the horse mane, 810 1123; the British Medical Association and its. dispensers, 830 work, 1177; the session of the General Medical K Laffan. Dr. T., the Dublin Apothecaries' Hall Council, 1179; therapeutic scepticism and its Kahler, Dr. O., honours to, 154; obituary notice and Irish College of Surgeons Conjoint Board, causes, 1181: medical aid associations and the of 270 1293 General Medical Council, ib.; meat poisoning,. Kanthack, Dr. A. A., "leprosy's growth-vac- Lait (Le), Dr. J. Rouvier, rev., 360 1232 ; a new hypnotic, 12-33 ; animal extracts as cination champions help to spread the Laminectomy for paraplegia from spinal caries, therapeutic agents, 1279; notification of in- plague," 378; the Indian Leprosy Commis- 796 fectious disease. ib ; wild animals and snakes sion, a suppressed report, 489; leprosy and Lancaster, Mr. W. J., death of, 331 in India, 12t0; the patenting of proprietary- vaccination, 608; contagion, contagious, con- Lane, Mr. W. A., extensive operation for can- medicines, 1281; Leicester and its medical tagium, 619 cer of the breast, 234; new operation for old officer, 1331 ; the compulsory seclusion of In- Keating, Dr. J. M., A New Pronouncing Dic- unreduced dislocation of the femur, 461; a ebriates, 1332; the sections at the annual tionary of Medicine, rev., 358 case of ununited fracture of the tibia and meeting, 1333 Keatinge, Mr. H. P., honours to, 212 fibula, illustrating theharm that is frequently Leadman, Dr. A. D. H., presentation to, 527 Keeley cure, the, at Copenhagen, 1238 done by the application of some of the forms Leah, Mr. case of macroglossia, 581 Keen, Dr. W. W., An American Textbook of of splints in common use, 1162 Lbche, Mr. A. V., temporary typhlotomy, 637 Surgery for Practitioners and Students, rev., 71 Langerhans, Dr. R., Pathologischen Anatomie, Lecture, the Morton, by Dr. J. Galloway, 217, Keetley, Mr. C. B., the treatment of severe club- rev, 898 251; the Croonian to the Royal Society, by- foot, 343; on a method of preventing shorten- Lanolin and other similar preparations, 982 professor R. Virchow, 561; the Bowman, by- ing after fractures, 354; case for diagnosis, Laparotomy in cholera, 33 Mr. T. P. Teale, 1253 588; treatment of spinal abscese, 849; impass- Larking, Dr. A. E., lay antivaccination agitators Lectures, University Extension on hygiene, o0; able structure, 868; v. Fletcher, 1136, 1296 and the public press, 489 the Lettsomian, by Dr. J. S. Bristowe, 62, 1;:l, Kelynack, Mr. T. N., The Transactions of the Laryngitis. acute, pulsus paradoxus in, 1314 280; the Milroy, by Dr. B. A. Whitelegge, 393, Pathological Society of Manchester, rev., 897; Larynx, the importance of examination in 449, 510, 577; the Goulstonian, by Dr. W. 1). perforation of vermiform appendix. 1222 medico-legal cases, 91; foreign body in the, Halliburton, 501, 572, 827; the Lumleian, by Kerr, Brigade-Surgeon B. C., death of, 94 743; partial excision of forchondromyxoma, 9.53 Dr. C. T. Williams, 566, 6}1, 681: the combe, by - Dr. J., monocular symptoms in hysteria, Latham, Mr. WV., treatment of constipation in Professor Stirling, 1034; the Croonian, by Dr. 121; developing Graves's disease, 800; fatal infants, 499 D. J. Leech, 1305 otitis, loll Laudanum, indiscriminate sale of, 609 Lediard, Dr. H. H., defects in criminal proce- -- Dr. N., on inebriety and jurisprudence, Lawrence-Hamilton, Mr. J., sweetbreads, 879; dure, 316 138; on inebriety and civil law, 196; on the crystalline lens of cephalopods, 1043; food Le Dentu, M. A., Etudes de Clinique Chirurgicale, inebriety and criminal responsibillty, 251 stuffinspection, 1144 rev , 850 - Dr. W. B., lymphadeno-splenic leuco- Lawrie, Dr. M.. presentation to, 44 Leech, Dr. D. J., cn the'pharmacological action cythameia, 179 Lea, Dr. A. S., The Chemical Basis of the Ani- and theraneutic uses of the nitrites and allied Keser, Dr. J., smoke in New Zealand, 779 mal Body. rev., 181 compounds, 1305 Kharkoff, a distilled water supply for, 722 - Dr. A. W. WV, the treatment of meningocele Leeds, correspondence from, 205. 433, 487, 716, Kidderminster, burning of the infectious hos- with reports of two cases treated by excision, 981, 1197; the Notification Act in, 371; ex- pital at, 370 949 tension ef hospital accommodation in, Kidney, the surgery of the, 1; sarcoma of the, Lead in aerated waters, 140; elimination of in 434; 'hospital football match, ib.; work- 11, floating. case of, 11, 242; adenoma of the, chronic lead poisoning, 401 people's hospital fund at, 440, 981; a new 241; hydronephrosis and obstructive dilata- poisoning, a case of, 66; chronic, elimina- convalescent home for, 487; the smoke nuis- tion of, 242; ruptured, 357; large tumour of in tion of lead in, 401; in East London, 1234: ance at, ib.; the health of, ib.; back-to-back a child, abdominal nephrectomy, recovery, chronic, occurring in the manufacture of houses at, 981 ; smoke prevention at, ib.; the 694; acute dislocation of, 796, 930; strangu- steel, 1264 history of small-pox in, 1081; small-pox in. lated movable, 867, 991 works, sanitary precautions In, 811 1197; insanitary areas in, ib.; v. England, 12i5 Kimberley, medical congress at, 769 LEADING ARTICLES. - Dangerous industries, Lees, Dr. D. B., treatment of pericarditis by King, Dr., acute croupous pneumonia, 785 27,705; childbed mortality, 28; the prevention the icebag, 344; acute croupous pneumonia, -- Mr. G., the increase of cancer, 1078 of diphtheria, ib. ; the present position of the 784 Kirchhoff, Dr. E., Compendium der allgemelnen University question in London, 79; a blow to Leet, Mr. C., marine sanitation and Ber und speciellen Chirurgie fur Studirende und Metropolitan University reform, 133; sale of Majesty's Board of Trade, 1293 Aerzte, rev., 956 secret and poisonous medicines. 133, 367; Leeward Islands Medical Journal, Dr. H. A. A. Dr. T., Handbook of Insanity for Indian economies, 134: our special report on Nicholls, rev., 1224 Practitioners and Students, rev., 850 Infectious hospital accommodation, 189; the lefert, M. P., La Pratique Gyndcologique et Kirk, Dr. R., death from chloroform, 820, 1084 metropolitan hospitals and the Spencer Obst6tricale des Hopitaux de Paris, rev., 7.5 Kissing the Book. See Oath House Committee, 199; the record of poison- Leg, vaccination on the. 679, 830; treatment of Kitasato, Professor S., decoration of, 776 ing, 191; the Hyderabad Commission on varicose veins of the, 830 Klein, D E.,anticholeraicvaccination, 632,639,851 Chloroform, 247; the service of the Crown, Legislation, local sanitary, 535 Klinisches Recepttaschenbuch, Dr. F. Van 248: a central hospital board, ib.;the teachings Lehrbuch der chemischen Physiologie und Ackeren, 958 of failure, 307; bacteriology and commerce, Pathologie, Dr. W. D. Halliburton, rev., 1060; Knaggs, Mr. L., Intestinal obstruction, 850; an ib.; the overcrowding of factories and work- der physiologischen Chemie, Dr. R. Neumeis- unusual case of heematosalpinx, 1007 shops, 308; small-pox, vaccination, and the ter, rev., 1166 Knee, tuberculous disease of the, 1269 lay press, 365 gropings after the super- Leicester, small-pox at, 82, 135, 709; vaccination Knee-jerks, exaggerated, in peripheral neuritis, natural, 366; dispensary doctors and private at the fever hospital of, 594, 608, 668, 761 ; small- 4.35 ractice, 367 ; " small-pox seeds," 421, 475, 531; pox andvaccination at, 857. 1029 ; the "system Kneipp, Pfarrer, at Berlin, 860 rhe sale of condensed "separated" milk, 422; at, 1237; and Its medical officer, 1331 Knies, Dr. M., Die Beziehungen des Sbehorgans salaries of professors in Scotch Universities, Leitfaden der Hygiene des Auges, Dr. Perlia, und seiner Erkrankungen zu den ubrigen ib. Smith v. South-Eastern Railway Com- rev., 851 Krankheiten des Korpers und seiner Organe, pany, 476; the alleged increase of insanity in Leith, the town council of and a medical prac- rev., 1223 Scotland, 477; medicine and biological titioner, *35; the sasitary condition of, 197, 372, 2[tFi TRE BRITISH 1 MEDICAL JOURNAEJ INDEX. rrJrNE, 21,I 1893

674; epidemic disease in, 253; the local Londe, M. A., La Photographie Mfdicale, rev., MacGavin, Dr. J. D., death of, 864 authority of and the Secretary for Scotland, 1166 Mackay, Dr. D., treatment of constipation in 387 ; typhus at, 538 London, infectious disease notification in, 211; infants, 499 Leloir, M. H., Symptomatologie und Histologie the sewage of, ib.; the death-rate of, 309; the Dr. J. D., presentation to, 776 der Hautkrankheiten, rev., 896 drinking water of, 368; Hertfordshire and the Mackenzie, Dr. G. H., tonsillotomy, with an Lentil food, 898 water supply of, 386; a breakdown in the sani- analysis of 230 cases, 635 Dr. G., Arbeiten aus der Leopold, konigleichen tary administration of, 536; impending - Dr. H. W. G., the treatment of dia- Frauenklinik in Dresden, rev., 1270 changes in the sanitary administration of, betes mellitus by means of pancreatic juice, Le Page, Dr., axis traction, 239 653; the water supply of, 674; sanitary admin- 63 Lepers, Russian and British, 135; in India, mis- istration in, 674; sunshine in, 709-; new by- Dr. J., clinical polygraph, 849 sion to, 196; in Trinidad, 215; in Lower Bur- laws as to removal of refuse in, 825; nursing Mackie, Dr. W., paraldehyde in spasmodic mah, 827 in workhouse hospitals of, 826; ambulance asthma, 65; umbilical polypus, 289 Leprosy in Japan, 216; the growth of- vacci- service in, ib.; small-pox hospitals in, 830; Mackinder, Dr. D., inherited or vaccino-syphilis, nation champions help to spread the plague, in the air, 914; post-graduate teaching in, ib.; 1132 078; recovery from, 462; case of, 586; The proposed temporary cholera hospitals in, 966; Mackinnon, Sir W. A., appointed honorary sur- -IRecrudescence of and its Causation, Mr. W. infectious disease in in 1892, 1074; cholera geon to the Queen, 368 Tobb, rev., 588; and vaccination in Cyprus, breeding in, 1075; the fever hospital difficulty McLaughlin, Dr. J. W., Fermentation, Infection, 595- and vaccination, 608, 619, 818, 1338 ; in New in, 1174; infectious diseases In and their isola- and Immunity, rev., 747 Brraaswick, 733; books on, 830; inoculability tion, 1226, 1273; as a place of occasional study, McLeod, Dr. K., epidemic of dropsy, 177 of and vaccination, 912; the incidence of in 1237; sanitary authorities and the inspection MacMunn, Dr. J, impassable stricture, sug- relaeien to damp soil, insanitary conditions, of workshops in, 1246; small-pox mortality in, gested means to overcome it, 820; on the diff- and -poverty, 1085; tuberculin in, 1140; in 1278; the work of disinfection in, 1336 culty of passing the endoscopic tube, a sug- Portuigal, 1141 Longevity, case of, 315 gested means to overcome it, 930 Letter, the polite, as she is wrote, 391 Longings of pregnant women, 1322 Macnamara, Surgeon-Major, new bullet ex- Letts Dr. E. A., Qualitative Analysis Tables and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, dinner to, 806 tractor, r703 the Reactions of Certain Organic Substances, Sherbrooke on albinism, 1024 Mr. G. U., axis-traction forceps, rev., 1115 Stratheden and Campbell and the smoke 417 Leucocytes, staining reactions of, 400 nuisance, 2.52 Dr. R., death of, 814; obituary Leucocythaemia lymphadeno-splenic, 179 Tennyson's nurse, 159 notice of, 8.56 Leucocytosis, chronic hypertrophic inflamma- Lowe, Mr. T. P., new method of inflating the MeNaught, Dr. J., on intralaryngeal injections tion of the gums with, 237 tympanum, 405 of guiacol and menthol in fcetid conditions of Lewvis, Mr. T. H., case of diaphragmatic hernia, Lowndes, Mr. F. W., on death certifieation, 963 the sputa, 1320; the sections at the annual 173 Lowson, Mr. D., renal cases, 11; gastrotoimiy for meeting, 1315 - Dr. W. B., vaccination as a protection foreign body, 116; removal of right apex of Macroglossia, case of, 581 against small-pox, 818 lung, 423, 655, 1152; infra-maxillary incision in Madden, Dr. T. M., coimbined adjustable curette Lewis- Hughes, Dr. H., presentation to, 1263 excision of the upper jaw, 949; question of tenaculum, sound, and other instruments for -Leysin, the sanatorium at, 188; a Sanatorium communication between the ventricular and intrauterine work, 245; acute croupous pneu- and a High Altitude Health Resort, rev., 1326 subarachnoid spaces in hydrocephalus, 1322 monia, 784; removal of gravid uterus by ab- Libel, action for by a medical man, 773 Lucas, Mr. A, urethral calculus, 239 dominal section, 1059 ILibrary of the British Medical Association, list Mr. R. C., fatal case of anthrax involv- Madders, Mr. C., beef tea, 275 of authors and others who have presented ing the brain, 350 Madeira, the importation of rabies into, 1077 books to, 299, 975; the progress of, 313; circu- Luucv, Mr. R. H., idioform emulsion, 51 Madras, insanitary state of, 46 lation of books from the, 559; donation of Lumiley, Mr. B., death of, 1299 Madura disease. See Disease books to, 1182 Lunacy, increase of in Ireland, 1021, 1086 Magistrates, medical, 26, 99, 331, 387, 451, 459, Liddell, Dr. J., treatment of syphilis by mer- Lunatics in workhouses, medical fees for, 45; 482, 615, 650, 752, 814, 815, 876, 885, 1040 cury and hot baths, 557 pauper. certification of in Scotland, 1141 Magner, D)r., alleged neglect of duty by, 658 Liddon, sir. W., obituary notice of, 150 Lundie, Mr. R. A., a case of myxcedematreated Makins, Mr. G. H., photographs of a hamatoma Liebreich, Professor O., on artificial and mineral with thyroid extract and thyroid feeding, 64; in a bleeder, 120; prognosis of sacro iliac dis- waters, 866; lanolin and other similar prepa- treatment of myxcedema, 410, 490; intestinal ease, 583; the International Medical Congress, rations. 982 insufflator, 525 1347 Life assurance statistics, 763 Lung, removal of right apex of, 423, 655, 1152; Malcolm, Dr. J. D., death from traumatic fever, Ligament, broad, lipoma of the, 353 ; Ngature of state of the in imperfect or protracted resolu- 355 the, 1106, 1188,1241, 1293 tion of acute pneumonia, 1317 Malins, Dr. hydatid cyst, 239 Ligamentum patelloe, elongation of theAtreated Lungs, Heart. and Kidneys, Diseases of the, Malta, the principal medical officership at, 868, by transplantation of the tubercle of the tibia, Dr. N. S. Davies, jun., rev., 182: fibroid disease 931, 933; fever in, 1075 352 of, 237; airo-therapeutics in disease of, 566, Man, to sacrifice for a rabbit, 92, 207, 267 Light, from a medical point of view, 293; action 621, 681 Manchester, the small-pox hospital at, 271, 55.5; of on micro-organisms, 1021 Lupus of the face treated by free removal and the Willington Local Board v. the Corpora- Limbs, shortened, a method of extension for, skin grafting with large flaps, .584: the effects tion of, 325; reports on vaccination and small- 1326 of Koch's tuberculin combined with surgical pox in, 1027; correspondence from, 1034: new Limerick, the medical staff of the workhouse of, measures in the treatment of, 1154, 1319 hospital buildings in, 1205 141 Luton, opening of Friendly Societies' hallat, 155; Mania, acute, case of, 1110 Litndsay, Dr., malformation of external genitals, midwifery fees at, 269 Mann, Dr. F. W., sea sickness and visual dis- :356 Lymph from pocks of revaccination, 334; calf, turbance, 448 Lip, upper, chancre on simulating epithelioma, 1095; vaccine, bacteriology of, its storage and Dr. J. D., on the elimination of lead in 845 preservation, 1256 chronic lead poisoning, 401; Forensic Medi- Lipoma, of the broad ligament, 353; large, of Lymphangioma circumscriptum, case of, 1159 cine and Toxicology, rev., 1271 abdominal wall, removal, rapid recovery, 459 Lymphosarcoma of tonsil, 583 Manning, Dr. G. H., death of, 1137 Liquor calcis iodinatae, 298 Lynch and Co, Messrs., constant current bat- - Mr. N. S., on the skin eruptions which panereaticus, treatment of diabetes mel- tery for a hospital, 50 occur in septic2emia following scarlet fever litus by injections of, 452 Lyon, Dr. T. G., Phthisis in Relation to Life As- and diphtheria, 691; small-pox in the vacci- iLister, Sir J., antiseptic management of wounds, surance, 5'v., 528 nated an'd unvaccinated, 1160; presentation 161, 277, 3:37, 379; the boiling of sponges, 434 Lyons, Mr. C. J., hydatid of spleen, 12; success- to, 1300 elected Associate Member of the Acacd6mie des ful amputation at 83 years of age, 336 Mannlicher rifle, the, in the Chilian war, 382 Sciences in Paris, 533 Mansell-Jones, Dr. R., pancreatic juice in dia- Liston, Mr. L., nephrolithotomy with rapid re- M. betes, 50; intensification of cholagogue pro- covery, 1219 Macalister, Mr. C., the inhibitive functions of perties of calomel, 51 Literature, vaccination and antivaccination, glandular secretions on some chronic diseases, Manson, Dr. P., African hiumoglobinuric fever, 424 729 698; on the production of artificial ecdysis in Lithotomy, a third, in the same patient, 643 M'Ardle, Mr., fracture of skull with partial loss the filaria sanguinis hominis nocturna and Rittle, sir. E. l., the treatment of severe club- of temporo sphenoidal lobes, 241; acute in- the signification of the sheath and cephalic foot, 312 testinal obstruction and its treatment, 587 armature of this parasite, 792 Jittlejohn, Dr. H. D., on death certification, Macaulay, Dr. D. L., presentation to, 741 Manual for the Volunteer Medical Service, Mr. 1018 McCall, Dr. A., immunity and its bearing on R. Sleman, rev., 73; of Health and Temper- Liver, acute yellow atrophy of the, 238; removal therapeutics, 1059 ance, Mr. T. Brodribb, rev., 590; for the Medi- of hydatid cysts of, together with the cyst wall McClellan, Dr. G., Regional Anatomy in its Re cal Staff Corps, 931 by abdominal section, 690, 771; surgery of the, lation to Medicine and Surgery, rev., 73 Manx. See Isle of Man. 7s7; diabetes and gout in relation to disease M'Cosh, Dr., dinner to, 253 Marat in England, 305; the works of, 447 of, 1097 MeCullagh, Dr., spina bifida successfully treated Margate as a Health Resort, Dr. H. E. Crook, jfiverpool, correspondence from, 91, 204, 716 by iodo-glycerine, 413 rev. 1115 10.33, 1198m; hospital Sunday at, 91; infant mor- MeCulloch, Mr. A., idiopathic inflammation of Marine, mercantile, dietary scales for seamen tality in, 673; appointment of port sanitary the tongue, 637 of the, 87, 145, 255 medical officer at, 716; inspection of emi- Macdonald, Dr. D., triplets, 392 Markusovsky, Dr. L., obituary notice of, 1088 grants at by United States officials, 1127 Dr. J. D., the hygienic import of Marquis, a new medical, 425 -T)chia, the, 1006 cobwebs, 609 del Busto, the new operating theatre ockwood, Mr. C. B., sequel of a case of excision Dr. K. N., operative midwifery of, 427 of the head of femur, 461 under difficulties, 727 of Salisbury, speech of at Oxford, 481, Loeffler, Professor, and the vole plague in Scot- McDonnell, Dr. H., splints, 412 532 land, 1186 McEvoy, Dr. W. G., death of, 827 Marriage of deaf mutes,.545 Lo vvit, Dr. M., Studien zur Physiologie und Maefarlane, Mr. J. M., A Comparison of the Marriages of consanguinity, 34 Pathologie des Blutes und der Lymphe, rev., Minute Structura of Plant Hybrids with that Marseilles, sanitary condition of, 378 516 of their Parents, etc., re., 1167 Marsh, Mr. F., ectopic gestation, acute inte3ti- Tu Burn3u . JuEB 4, 1893.] INDEX. LLMumDwL JOUEXAIL IU

nal obstruction, 177; primary syphilitic sore the whole time of a, 1091; the tenure of office insurance certificates, ib.; action against a on tonsil, 2:38; thyroidectomy, 700 of a, 1284 medical man, 821; payment of jurors at Marsh, Mr. N., death of, 331; obituary notice of, Medical officers of health,qualificatlonof,211,875, coroners'inquests, 822 ; notice of termination 386 1294; the salaries of, 479, 855; in private prac- of engagement,ib.; unqualified practitioners Marshall, Mr. A. L., treatment of diabetes by tice in Scotland, 658, 707,10s5; and other prac- and deathcertificates,ib.; unsatisfactory coro- pancreatic extract, 743 titioners, 722; duties of under the Notitication ner's inquests, 872,1243; Wigg v. Gillson, 930; -)Dr. L. W., the treatment of severe Act, 937,1039; the duties of and school epi- alum in baking powder, 981 ; dactor or tomb- clubfoot, 343; the treatment of scoliosis, ib.; demics, 1091; examination of patients by, 1247 stone?ib.; awidow's liability, 1037; disposal of congenital dislocation of tibia, 344; rules for officers, Irish Poor-law. See Dispensary epileptic boy,1087;complaints against amedical the general management of infants, 547; acute officers, Poor-law, deputation to Sir W. man,ib. ; liability for fees in police cases,ib.; croupous pneumonia, 785 Foster re grievances of, 472, 532 a surgeon's fees, 1136,1296, dangerousinquests, Martin, Dr. A. E , superfcetation (?), 1322 " -~ Register," ezasure of names from, 50; ib.;inquests andworkhouses, 1137; ahard case, Mr. C., splenectomy, 70 for 1893, 657 ib.; illegal sale of poisons in Ireland, 1243; -__- Dr. J. W., dermatol in diarrhrea, 179 - Students' Register" for 1893, 657 spurious medicines,ib.; substitutes' fees, ib.; Mashonaland, church and hospital at, 272 Medicine and biological science, 481,532; ancient coroners' inquests for Scotland, 1b; more Mason, Dr. J., knomalous cases in an epidemic Egyptian, 748, 1014, 1061; Forensic and Toxi- electric belts, ib.; illegal sale of poisons in of scarlet fever, 349 cology, Dr. J. D. Mann, rev., 1271 "Ayurvedic," chemists' shops, 1297; Irish pharmaceutical Mr.J B, revaccination, 615 1282 prosecutions, ib. ; certificates of death, 1351; Massachusetts, Twenty-third Annual Rqport of Medicines, secret and poisonous, the sale of, Alabone v. Morton, ib. the State Board of Health of, rev., 897 133,148, 367, 444, 594. 650, 679, 810; containing Mediterranean littoral, severe typhus fever on, Mastoid operation, 745 poisons, the variable composition of, 135; 1029 Materia Medica, Catechism Series, rev., 75 secret, poisoning by, 193; " patent," a special Winter Resorts, Mr. E. A. R. Maternal impression, a, 1161 phase in the sale of, 656; spurious, 1243; pro- Ball, rev., 182 Maude, Dr. A., cardiac pathology, 146 (215); al- prietary, the patenting of, 1281; the stamp Meharry, Dr. W. J., the title of" Dr.," 560 coholic peripheral neuritis, cramps, exagge- duty on, 1337 Melbourne, correspondence from, 90, 817, 980 rated knee-jerks, 349 MEDICO-ETHICAL.-Consultations with officers Membrane, conjunctival, uratic deposits in, 118; Maunsell's operation, 1012 of medical aid associations, 40, 95, 148, 207; persistent pupillary and its frequency, 236 Maybrick, Mrs., the health of, 309 medical advertising, 41, 325, 491, 551; etiquette Meningitis, tuberculous, condition of the open- Maylard, Mr. A. E., Sir Joseph Lister on the of substitutes, 95; private patients and pri- ing between the fourth ventricle and subaracli- antiseptic management of wounds, 379 vate hospitals, ib.; a sick man's patients, ib.; noidspacein, 741 M. D., foreign degree of, 1355 parochial medical officers and other practi- Meningocele, the treatment of by excision, 949 Mead& Dr F presentation to, 597 tioners,148; advertising in Cape Colony, 207,613, Menses, retention of for 7 years, 1220 Measles, epidemics of, 14; notification of, 98,875, 1087,12V6; a sixpenny dispensary, 269, 325; an Menstruation after operation on the broad liga- 1247, 1349; diphtheria and scarlet fever, concur- inconsiderate patient, 269; club practice, 32.5; ment, 1106 rentprevalence of, 98; epidemic of at Toulouse, a peripatetic condescending doctor, 385; cot- Menthol, intralaryngeal injections of for fcetid 2414; immunity of the tuberculous to, 560; tage hospitals, 436; obstetric engagements, sputa, 1320 inoculation, 754; a fatal epidemic of inAlgiers, ib.; a grateful husband, 491; an " anatomical Mercer, Mr., gastric ulcer, 1011 1039 professor," ib. ; the newcomer's visit, ib. -; a and others, Tibbits v., 3251 Meat, tuberculous, seizure of, 103, 1204; diseased vaccination emergency, ib ; Sheffield Hospital Mercury in the silvering of metals, 321 in Midlothian, 153; examination of in the for Ear, Throat, and Skin Diseases, 551; pa- Merewether, Dr. A., poisonous herrings, 499 German navy, 377; unsound, 825; condemna- tients and employers, ib. ; an advertising Merthyr, unqualified midwives at, 1040 tion of, ib. ; eating of and bad temper, 1125; medical institute, 612; a useless inquest, ib.- Mesmerism, the new, 77, 127, 198, 261, 301, 362 poisoning by, 1232 a curious letter, ib. ; a harassed beginner, ib.; Mesosalpinx, The Structures in the, Drs. J. W. juice, 125 fees and honour, 613; an elaborate label, 670; Ballantyne and J. D. Williams, rev., 1115 Mecca, the pilgrims to, and cholera, 139 an electric healer, ib ; advice and medicine, Mesuc, Johannes, jun., die angebliche Chirur- Meckel's diverticulum, prolapse of, 795 6d., 719; medical ethics, ib ; application for gie des, Dr. J. L. Pagel, rev., 1223 Mediastinum, posterior, pulmonary abscess non-vacant club appointment, ib. ; change of Messer, Dr. T. J. F., the Scottish:universities communicating with, 1058 address, 719, 873; backbiting, 719; Batley Cot- and examinations in preliminary science, 1292 Medical Aid Associations. See Associations tage Hospital, 773; malpractice, ib. ;changing Methylated spirits, the sale of, 559, 679, 868 Annual and Practitioners' Index, re., the doctor, ib alleged medical extortion, 821, Metropolis. See London 589 1203; the nearest doctor, 821; consultants and Metrostaxis after operation on the broad liga- Battery Company, Alabaster and others other practitioners, 822, 873, 984; advertise- ment, 1106 v., 533, 550; the Times and, 593; and the British ment by testimonial, 822; a technical vacancy, Mice, field, plague of in Scotland, 648 Medical Association, 1193 873 ; " so very moderate," ib. ; consultants and Microbes. ice and, 1084 Council, General, the dentists and, 136; consultations, ib.; a newcomer and local Microcephaly treated by craniectomy, 580 meeting of committee of on medical aid asso- clubs, ib.; coroners and practitioners, ib.; Micro-organisms, action of light on, 1021 ciations, 481; meeting of executive committee patents, 873, 931, 1136; the advertising practi- Microphthalmos, 586 of, 482; Royal College of Physicians v., 534, tioner and consultants, 910; the offer of com- Microscope, the, its Construction and Manage- 5aO; the coming meeting of, 970, 1074; repre- mission, 984; unprofessional advertisement, ment, Dr. H. Van Heurck, rev., 957 -sentative of Royal College of Surgeons, Ire- 1036; circular application for club appoint- Microscopy, Modern, Messrs. i. I. Cross and land, on, 1020; new member, 1116; president's ments, 1037; consultations and their conse- M. J. Cole, rev., 1271 address, ib.; business committee, 1117; tables quences. ib. ; reports of hospitals and medical Micturition, the restoration of the function of, vof results of examination, ib.; army medical advertising, ib; substitutes and fees, ib.; ad- 512 board of examiners, 1118; foreign medical vertisement of removal, 1087; a "call card," Midelton, Dr. W. J., the genu-pectoral position regulations, lb.; application for restoration to ib. ; treatment by secret remedies, ib ; dental in certain unfavourable presentations, 780 " tegister ", b. ; Scottish Branch Council, ib.; advertising, 1203; a specialist partner, ib Midlothian, diseased meat in, 153 inspectorofexaminatlons,ib ; Medical Defence placards, 1243; " a card," ib ; advertising by Midwifery operative, under difficulties, 457, 727; 'Union, ib.; Conjoint Board in Ireland of the cards, 1299; families of medical men, ib.; ad- unqualified, 566; pauper, attendance on in College of Surgeons and Apothecaries' Hall, vertising by handbill, ib.; a bonus for an in- Scotland, 1247 ;ib.; surgical examiners for the Apothecaries' troduction, ib. engagements, 491 Society, London, 1b.; disciplinary cases, 1118, MEDIco-LEGAL.-The Lunacy Act (1891) and Midwife's burial ground, a, 74; death certificate, .1119; rejections in the examinations, 1119; medical examinations, 41; assistant's railway a 758 report by examaination committee, 1120; pre- fares, ib.; the title of " Dr." and the degree of Miawives, the ignorance of, 195 ; the registration liminary educatien, 1127; examinations of the M.D., ib.; a false death certificate, 95, 147; the of, 604 ; unqualified at Merthyr, 1040 ; and in- JUniversity of Diublin, 1167; inspection of exa- sale of medicines containing poison, convic- fectious diseases, 1183 minations, Royal University of Ireland, 1168; tion under the Pharmacy Act, 148 ; the legal Miles, Dr. G. J., Byeways in the Southern Alps, the Conjoint Board in Scotland, ib.; mnedical question asto thetitle of "Dr. ,"ib.; feesto medi- rev, 1271 aid associations, 1168, 1181; report of Educa- cal witnesses, 208, 491, 551, 822, 1203,1297: noti- Militia promotions and appointments in medi- tion Committee, recommendations, 1170; Con- fication of puerperal fever, 269 ;Luton Friendly Cal staff of, 40, 611, 984, 1035, 1086, 1135, 1244 joint Board in England, 1171; Conjoint Board Societies Medical Institute, ib. ; Willington Milk, sampling of at railway termini, 45; con- in Scotland, ib.; the membership of the Royal Local Board v. Corporation of Manchester, tamination of, 103; condensed, 125; testing of, College of Physicians of London, ib.; Conjoint 325; Tibbits v. Mercer and others,ib.; Pharma- 215; boiled or unbolled for children, 321; Boarcd in Ireland. ib.; the Royal College of ceutical Society v. Piper and Co., 384; a bogus nominal fines in dilution of, 378; condensed BurgeonsandApothecaries' Hall in Ireland, ib.- doctor, 385; suicide in New England, ib. ; dis- " separated," sale of, 416, 422 ; boric acid " pre- University of Cambridge, ib.; the fifth year, pensary death certificates, ib.; inquest fees for servatives" in, 426; fractional sterilisation of, ib.; replies, 1172; University of Dublin, ib.; medical officers of cottage hospitals, 385, 1136; 447; indirect contamination of by typhoid ex- confirmation of requirements, ibS; executive Tibbits v. Alabaster and others, 436; a legal creta, 1126 committee, ib.; preliminary examination, ib.; decision as to paymentbypatientsin infectious Miller, Mr. 3. T. R., puerperal eclampsia, vene- American dental diplomas, ib.; disciplinary hospitals, ib. ; Smith v. South Eastern Railway section, recovery, 795 ,powers, lb.; Irish representative, ib.; the ses- Company, 490; certificates of death and deaths ______Dr. R. A., presentation to, 1248 *sion of, 1179; the "Minutes" of, 1248; the from violence, ib.; midwifery engagements, Milligan, Dr., mastoid operation, 745 powers of, 1346 491; the President and College or Commonalty Milner, Mr. E. T., pistol-shot wound of the abdo- *--man, action against, 821; complain of the Faculty of Physic in London v. the meni, 849 against a, 1087 General Council of Medical Education and Milton, Dr., and the "Bosphore Egyptien," 30, - - men and temperance, 620; education of Registration of the United Kingdom, 550; 252 orphan daughters of, 779 Alabaster and others v. the Medical Battery Mineral constituents of the body, influence of -- officer, district, alteration of district Company, ib.; medical evidence at inquests, upon immunity from infectious disease, 10 of, 153, 330,1351;reduetion of salaryof, 387; super- 551; conviction for abortion, 612; extracting pigments, the manufacture of, 753 annuation of, 1091, 1294 the wrong tooth, ib.; irregular practice, 670, Miners and the small-pox epidemic, 776 officers in England and Ireland, re- 872; alleged intrauterine poisoning, 718; a Miners' nystagmus and testing for firedamp, muneration of, 1348 clear case, ib. ; action for libet by a medical 10o officer of health, action against a, 824; man, 773; fees for consultations, ib. ; fees for Mines, accidents in, 991 I xviii2[ll MEDICALMETHzBReTi8oJOt'^N4ALJ INDEX. 1JUNE 24,I 18SS

Missions, scientific, 47, 192. 351, 357, 597,719, 1148 Nansen expedition, the, 423 of per mille of population, 330; of infectious Mitra, Mr. N. C., a ease of rupture of the ab- Nap, the afternoon, 810 disease, payment for, 441, 1039; of cholera, 674 ; dominal wall in an ascitic patient, 11 7 Napheys's ilodern Therapeutics, Drs. A. J. and small-pox, 759; of infectious disease, notice Moleschott, Professor, the 70th birthday of, 31; Smith and A. 3. Davis, rev., 296 by Editor as to returns of, 974; of infectious obituary notice of, 1230 Napier, Dr. A. D. L., Stoltz's operation for eysto- disease, 1085.1279, 1351; of infectious disease Molluscum dermatolyticum, 745 cele, 740 occurring in another district, 1141; by the Monstrosities, Hutnan, Dr8. B. C. Hirst and G. Nasal. See Nose householder, 1.19 A. Piersol, rev., 1114 Nash, Mr. W. G., fracture of femur due to mus- Notification returns, county, 1125 Montpelier, disturbances among medical stu- cular action, 231; acute torsion of spermatic Noyes, Mr. A. W. F., a case of lymphangioma. dents at, 607 cord, reduetion. immediate relief, 742 circumscriptum, 1159 Moore, Dr. N., malignant growth in descending Nasmyth, Dr. T. G., on death certification, 1079 Nurse, the daily, 1142 colon, 292; epizootic carcinoma, ib.; rupture Nasopharynx. disease of the, 643; haemorrhage Nurse's pocket testing case, 804 of heart, aortic disease, ib. from adenoid vegetations of the, 1322 Nurses, cholera, honours to in Paris, 103; vil- -Dr. S., presentation to, 1248 Navratel, Professor E., ennoblement of, .371 lage, 559, 618, 678; cholera, 609; sick, ward for, Sir W., the subordinate Indian Medical Navy, German, examination of meat in, 377 1232 Service, 269; diseases probably caused by flies, _ - Royal British, new training ships for, 29; Nurses' Co-operation, annual meeting of, 304 1154 promotions and appointmenis in medical staff Nursing in London workhouse hospital, 826; Dr. W. W.,the Council and the Branches, of, 40, 94, 148, 208. 268, 380, 437, 492, 551, 610, 669, infirmnary, 1247 circular resolution, 434 718,772,820, 869,931, 983, 1035, 1086, 1135, 1202, -- institutes and infectious diseases, 1140 Morgan, Dr. D L., obituary notice of, 44 1294, 1352; medical guards on battle ships, 40; Nutrition experiments on, 780 Mr. G. B., case of double pyosalpinx the'hospitals of, 249: naval esquires, 1136 Nuttall, Dr. G. HI. F., Hygienic Measures in complicated by patency of the cardiac ven- Neale, Dr. R., carbolie acid as an ectrotic in Relation to Infectious Diseases, rev., 1115 tricular septum, 174 small-pox, 1208 Nuzum, Mr. G., American dental diplomas, Mr. R., Irish dispensary doctors, 323 Neck, note on a group of symptoms commonly 1096 Morison, Dr. A., pulmonary abscess communi- attributed to dislocation of the, 287 Nystagmus, miners' and testing for firedamp, cating with posterior mediastinum, 1058 Neild, Dr. J. C., obituary notice of, 151 1002 -- Mr. R., some mistakes in the technique Nematoda, intestinal parasites belonging to the of the surgery of the abdomen, 525; a success- class of, 484 0. ful case ofileocolostomy, 841 Nephrolithotomy with rapid recovery, 1219 Oath, the, in courts of law, 82, 212, 215, 266, 267, Morphinomania, in Paris, 1026 Nerve, ulnar, displacement of the, 116,238; optic, 447. 485, 493, 559,595, 727,879; theadministration Morris, Mr. H.. the surgery of the kidney, 1; A tumour of the, 1267 of the. 154; in the Scotch form, 257, 537, 758, Treatise on Human Anatomy by Various Au- Nervenssystems, Pathologie des, Dr. C. 1040, 1234, 1240, 1252 thors, rev., 955 Wernicke, rev., 1223 Oaths and Affirmations in Great Britain and -- Mr. M., the effects of Koch's tuberculin Nerves, cranial, threecases of multiple paralysis Ireland, Mr. F. A. Stringer, rev., 747 combined with surgical measures in the treat- of, 1148,1214; injuries to complicating frac- Act. See Act ment of lupus, 1154 tures of the upper extremity, 1259, 1356 Oatmeal, granul%ted. 298 Miors in olf,673 Nervous diseases, German journal on. 103 Oban, sanitation in, 722 Morse. Mr T. H., case of Porro's operation for Netley, the study of Haffkine's method at, 134; Obituary notice of, Dr. D. D. Costine, 43; Dr. T". impacted labour with accidental heemorrhage, list of successful candidates at, 268 Hawksley, ib ; Mr. C. Anderton, 44; Dr. D. IX 284 Neugebauer, Dr. F.. Spondyl-olisthesis et Spon- Morgan, ib.; Dr. J. H. Gordon, ib; Surgeon- Morton, Alabone v., 1351 dyl-izeme, rev., 851 Colonel C. H. Y. Godwin, 95; Dr. G. A. Wilson, Morton, Mr. C. A., a case of fracture of the first Neumeister, Dr. R., Lehrbuch der physiolo- ib.; Mr. C. R. Crane, ib.; Mr. A. Baker, 149; rib alone followed by suppuration In the chest, gischen Chemie, rev., 1166 Mr. T. W. Crosse, 150; Mr. W. Liddon, ib.; Mr. wall and neck and empyema, 407; the opening Neuralgia, trifacial, operative treatment of, 413; H. A. Brennan, 1.51; Dr. J. C. Neild, ib ; Mr. J. between the fourth ventricle aud subarach- surgical treatment of, 1059 A. Bratton. ib.; Ur. W. Price, 210; Dr. J. J. noid space and its condition in tuberculous Neuritis, arsenical, 239; Peripheral, Drs. J. Rogs Buist, ib.; Dr. B. Carrington, 269; Dr. S. H.. meningitis, 741; tuberculosis of Fallopian and J. S. Bury, rev., 242; peripheral, treatment Taylor, 270; Dr. 0. Kahler, lb.; Dr. E. Wil- tubes, uterus, and vagina in a child, 951 of, 334; alcobolic peripheral, cramps, exagger- liams, 325; Mr. T. Shaw, 326; Mr. F. A. Gray, Mortuaries, sites for, 1246 ated knee-jerks, 349; multiple alcoholic, case 385; Mr. N. K. Marsh, 386; Dr. H. Burden, Moullin, Dr. C. M., torticollis and congenital of, 405; peripheral, two cases of, 697 439; Dr. J. Anderson, 494; Dr. T. Eyton-Jones, hmmatoma of the sterno-mastoid, 404 Neurology and therapeutics, 781, 833 ib.; Sir T. A. Colt, 495; Mr. J. Butler, 553; Dr. Muir, Dr. J. S., the dangers of white lead, 991 Neurose sogennanten traumatischen, der Werth B. Ball, 613; Mr. S. W. Sibley, 671; Dr. J. D. Mules, Dr., rheumatic tonsillitis, 588; two cases der Symptome der, Dr. R. Wickman, rev., 1224 Thomas, 672; Mr. A. W. English, lb.; Dr. H. of complete detachment of the choroid, 1009; Neve, Dr. E. F., acute intestinal obstruction, (andlish, ib.; Mr. N. Towne, 719; Mr. C. J. pyramidal cataract, ib. enemata, inversion, recovery, 12 Jones, ib.; Dr. T. D. Buchanan, 774: Dr. R. Mumbles and Gower Bays as health resorts, 654 New Brunswick, leprosy in, 723 Macnamara, 856; Dr. J. Hitchman, ib.; Sur- Mummies, Peruvian, the eyes of, Q92 New England, suicide in, 385 geon-General P. oi. Allen, 936; Dr. H. Kundrat, Munro, Dr. J., presentation to, 752 New Hebrides, telluric origin of the arrow poi- 983; Dr. G. 8. Shattuck, ib.; Dr. L. Markusov- Murchison scholarship, the, 1203 sons of, 331 sky? 1087; Mr. C. E. H. Cotes, 1088 ; Dr. A. Can- Murderers, insane, 1234, 1303 Newman, Dr. D., Malignant Disease of the tani, lb.; Dr. T. Aretaios, ib.; Professor Murmur, diastolic, over the pulmonary artery, Throat and Nose, rev., 72 Schnitzler, 1089; Mr. T. Simpson, 1137; Dr. L. 642 Newsholme, Dr. A., tlle increase of cancer, 1078, Fornasini, ib.; Mr. Marcus Beck, 1199; Dr. W. Murphy, Dr. J., the induction of premature 1133 B. Hadden, 1200; Mr. F. W. Jowers, 1201; Pro- labour by Champetier de Ribes's bag, 8; notes New South Wales, the proposed new medical fessor J. Moleschott, 1230 of a case of vaginal myomectomy "par mor- Act for, 237; the medical adviser to the Obstruction, acute intestinal, enemata, inver- sion, recovery, 12; 120, 744, 850; of cellement," 285 Government of, 72.3; inquests in, 876; increase large intestine and intestinal, Murray, Mr. G., on death certification, 1328 of insanity in, 1140 120; its treatment by temporary- - Dr. M., extensive nmvoid condition, 46.3 New York, the study of mental diseases in, 12; typhlotomy, acute intestinal and its treat- Mr. P. J., puerperal peritonitis, re- typhus fever in. 47, 154; operative surgery in, ment, 587; intestinal due to impaction of gall covery, 519 222: the post-graduate school at, 272 stone, 1058 Dr. W., myxedema, 411 New Zealand, regulation of pauper immigration O'Carroll, Dr. J. F., a case of lead poisoning Mtirrell, Dr. W., terpene hydrate in bronchial to, 379; smoke in, 779 (encephalopathic saturnine),66; syringomyella, catarrh, 457; oleum suceini as a rubefacient Nicholls, Dr. F. L.. stammering, 1043 122; molluscum dermatolyticum, 745; pacby- 694; the "L. G. B. " disinfecting solution, 1241 Nietleben, the outbreak of cholera at, 195, 2.50, meningitis depending on ear disease, lb. Muscles, progressive atrophy of, 70; atrophy of 260 (Edemas, report to the Scientific Grants Com- with arterial degeneration, 464; antagonistic, Night shelters, the Salvation Army, 1185;, 1283, mittee on, 111; spontaneous, two cases of,11f2 the correlation of action of, 1218 1290 CEsophagus, sarcoma of, 292; stricture of, 464- Muscular exertion, excessive, immediate effects Nipple, male, rodent ulcer of the, 23.3 removal of a "pressure pouch" of the, 891 of, 1005, 1020 Nitrites andalliedcompounds,pbarmaeological mediastinal growth opening up the, 951 Museum, the British, the electric lighting of the action and therapeutic uses of, 1305 Ogata, Professor, the bacteriology of dysentery, reading rooms of, 250 Nitroglycerine in vomiting, 693 371 Mutton, extract of, 1272 Nitrous oxide gas, death from, 727, 780, 1164 Ogilvy, Surgeon-General J., small-pox and Mycosis fungoides, 293 Niven, Dr., the prevention of consumption, 699 vaccination in India, 549 Myoma, large cystic of uterus of over 12 years' Nodules, rheumatic, without cardiac lesion, 116 Ogle, Dr. W., the retirement of, 310; on death duration, removed by enucleation, 1006, 1111 Nomads of eivilisatlon, 916 certification, 1272 Myomectomy, vaginal, "par morcellement,' 285 Norman, Mr. C., adenoma of kidney, 241 : hydro- Oil, sanitas eucalyptus, 76 Myrtle, Dr. A.. treatment of syphilis by mercury nephrosis andobstructive dilatationof the kid- Oleum succini as a rubefacient, 694 and hot baths, 348 ney, 242; adenoma of stomach, 464; tubercu- Oliver, Dr. T., on central birth palsy, 732; ab- Myxcedema, treated by thyroid extract, 8, 64, lous peritonitis, 465; ulcer of stomach, ib. scess of the ovary, 1110 252, 490, 737, 795,800; feedingwith fresh thyroid North-West Provinces, sanitary state of, 436 O'Neill, Dr. H., the legal duties of a medical glands in, 10, 64, 114, 266, 668, 738, 954, 955 ; as- Norway, the free list in, 12.34 practitioner. 141; three cases of chronic! sociated with goitre 38; treatment of, 372; Norwood, St. John Ambulance Association at, acquired talipes successfully treated by ope- discussion on at the Edinburgh Medico-Chi- 1218 ration, 454 rurgical Society 410,428 * and Graves's disease, Nose, soft fibromata from fossie of, 640 ; imme- Oophorectomy, Billroth on the abuse of, 368 799 ; subnormaltemperature in, 830 diate arrest of hmmorrhage from the, 6393; an Ophthalmia in pauper schools, 32, 1337; among unusual case of polypus of, 892; chronic puru- chidren in London, 496; a special form o1 N. lent discharge from in children, 1058 to which hop pickers are liable, 1000 Nievold condition, extensive, 463 "Nosology," the new, 370 Ophthalmology, A Textbook of, Dr. E. Fuchs, Nevus of the plica semilunaria and two cases of Xostrums, secret, dangers of, 1161 rev. 294 Dnevus of the conjunctiva, 1009 Notebook, certifying factory surgeon's, 153 Ophthalmoplegia, functional, with general Nairn. Mr. R., intestinal obstruction due to im- Notification of measles. 98.875, 1247, 1349: of in- paralysis and implication of cranial nervea paction of gall stone, 1057 feetious diseases in Lonr on, 211; propottion in young women, 634 [ THE BaRi to JUNE 24, 1893.] INDEX. [WNEDICAL JOURN4t xixXI

OpOthalmoscope, new,a 417 hoSpitals, 433; the new Boucicault hospital. on animals, 1298; precautions against epi- students' Opie, Dr. E. A., Andreas Vesallus, 51 lb.; ball at, 487; municipal honours demics, lb.; precautiornsagainst cholera, 1352; Opium smoking, the effects of, 596; in China, to medical men in, 534: the smoke of, 544; the treatment of inebriates, ib.; hospital accom- 717 water supply Of, 545, 665, 769; procession of modation, ib. Orange, Dr. W., suicides and insanity, 1346 first year's students, 607; hospital fees and Parrots, infectious, 714 Oration, the Hunterian at the College of Sur- hospital food at,71.5; opening of Surgical Con- Parry, Mr. R. H., presentation to, 497 geons, 361 gress at. 768; notification of infectious dis- Parsons, Dr. A. R., dural heematoma associated Orribim11maiant growths of, 464; tumours of, eases, 769; abolition of the Bureau Central, with Jacksonian epilepsy, 745 700; myeloid sarcoma of, 893 lb.; a consumption hospital for, 771; a week Dr. C., the testimonial to, 212 Ordeal by poison, 479 of congresses at, 817; typhus in the prisons Partridge, Deputy Surgeon-General S. B., retire- Orissa twin sisters, the, 1176 of. ib.; cremation in, 856; typhus fever in, 862, ment of, 1282 Ormrod, Mr. F., chronic lead poisoning occur- 929P, 980; thelyc6ens of as volunteer ambu- Dr. T., presentation to,865; ring in the manufacture of steel, 1264 lance assistants, 980; dangersin the public Pasham, Dr. W. L., a case of superfcetation, 11 Orotava and the Canary Islands, 419, 469 parks of,ib.; lodgers and the notification of Pasteur, M., honours to, 24; a frog story, 250; Osteo-arthritis, a Dissertation on, Mr. W. H. R. infectious diseases in, 1033; overcrowding of presentation to, 980 Forsbrook, rev., 897 the hospitals at, ib.; morphinomaniain. -Institute. See Institut Osteo-arthropathy, hypertrophic pulmonary, 3 1026; rabies in, 1084; proposed medico-legal Patella, tyring the for fracture, 172; operations cases of, 1155 institute in, 1151 ; the co-operative principle for fracture of the, 323 Osteo-myelitie, acute septic, of each shoulder, in the provision of substitutes, 1195; the sani- Pathologischen Anatomie, Dr. R. LaDgerhans, 462 tary condition of, 1248 rev., 898 Ostreich, Dr. R., Compendium der Physiologie Parish Couneils, 721 Pathologle des Emotions (La), M. Ch. Fdr6, des Menschen, rev., 360 Parker, Mr. R., double inguinal hernia of ovary rev., 745 Otis, Dr. W. K., urethroscopes, 206 and Fallopian tube, absence of vagina and Pathology, cardiac, 146 (215); the position of Otitis, fatal,1011 cervix uteri, no menstruation, treated by her- among biological studies, 561, 591; Geographi- Ott, Dr. J., Modern Antipyretics, rev., 803 niotomy, 68; a case of focal epilepsy, tre- cal, Dr. A. Davidson, rev.. 643 Oudh, sanitary state of, 436 phining, electrical stimulation and excision Patient but no hospital, 825 "Ouida" on scientific medicine, 1184 of focus, primary healing,improvement, 1101 Patients, pauper, in infectious hospitals, 267; "Outbreak," what is an ? 536 Mr. R. W., transverseincision in supra- and employers, 551 Ovaries, papillomatous tumour of both, 951 pubic cystotomy, 234 Peach 1076 " fever, Ovariotomy, ligature of the pedicle in, 585 Parkes, Dr. L. C., return" cases in scarlet Peake, Dr., presentation to, 1300 Ovary, true position of the, 241; abscess of the, fever, 93 Pdan, Professor. retirement of, 47 1110 Parkin, Dr. A., paraplegia from spinal caries, Pearson, Dr. C. Y., tongue forceps, 20 Overend, Mr. W., the graphic method applied to laminectomy, 796 Pedicle, ligature of the in ovariotomy, 585 the diagnosis of obscure aneurysms,285 Parliament: the Tuberculosis Commission, 326, Pedley, Mr. R. D., The Teeth of Pauper Children, Overlying an infant, 192 383; proposed fever hospital on Tooting Com- rev., 701; acute periostitis of the jaw from Owen, Mr. E., post-nasal growths in children, mon,326; Venice sanitary convention,ib.; vac- mercurial poisoning, 889 355; acute septic osteo-myelitis of each shoul- cination, 326, 553,671, 720, 1245; proposed small- Pellagra In Italy, 99 der, 462 pox hospital at Manchester, 326; unhealthy em- Pemberton, Mr.O., presentation to, 859 Dr. H., Raynaud's disease 357 ployment in factories, ib.; the Plumbers Re- Pemphigus, acute, case of, 289; infantile syphi- Sir R., proposed memoriai to, 132,194, 479; gistration Bill, 326, 438; sanitary authorities litic, case of, 1264 the will of, 260 and infectious disease, 382; LordWantage's Pennsylvania.insanity in, 99 Dr. R. C., the uplifted hand, 1252 committee, ib.; tuberculosis In cattle, ib.; Penrose, Dr. F. G., abscess due to perforating Dr. S. H., deformities of the chest in child- death certificates, 383; Royal University of gastric ulcer, 118 ren, 745 Ireland,ib.; professors of the Queen's Colleges Pensions of union medical officers, 722 Ox, the, and the frog, 758 in Ireland, ib.; national leprosy fund, 438; Pericarditis, treatment of by theieebag, 344 Oysters, poisoning by, 51; green-tinted, 378 poisonous trades ib.: the census returns for Periostitis, acute of jaw from mercurial poison- Oziena, treatment of, 745 England and Waies,ib.: prosecution for non- ing, 889 vaccination,ib.; the Sale of Food and Drugs Peripleuritis, paper on, 346 P. and the Margarine Bill,ib.; the Kensington Peritoneum, ligature of the iliac arteries Pachymeningitis, depending on ear disease, 745 Vestry, 439; cholera at Murree,ib.; the Gene- through the, 38 Packard, Dr.F. A., ANew Pronouncing Diction- ral Medical Council, ib; medical assistance Peritonitis, perforative, recovery after sym- ary of Medicine, rev., 358 for paupers, ib.; seamen's rations, ib.; pro- ptoms of, 177; tuberculous, 465; puerperal, Pad, improved menstrual, 702 posed cholera ship on the Thames, 493; the recovery, 519; septic, biniodide of mercury Mr. H. W., the uplifted hand, 727 Page, proposed university for Wales,ib.; the health in. 991 ; puerperal, treatment of, 1043, 1096 Pagel, Dr.J. L., Die angebliche Chirurgie des office of Scotland, lb.; Gibraltar sanitary Perkins, Dr. G.B., chicken-pox and small-pox, Johannes Mesuc jun., rev., 1223 board, ib; new bills, 539, 553, 554; metropo- 359 Paget, Mr. C. E., Some Lectures by the late Sir litan hospitals, 553; new hospital at Jeru- Perlia, Dr., Leitfaden der Hygiene des Auges, (ieorge Paget, rev 1012 salem,ib.; glanders and farcy in London, 553, rev., 851 Sir George, Some Lectures by, Mr. C. E. 671; Indian hemp in Bengal 553: small-pox Perry. Surgeon-Captain A. ,microcephaly treated Paget, rev., 1012 amongst the soldiers at Halifax,ib.; the ven- by cranlectomy, 580 Palate, vesicular eruption on the, a sign of tilation of the house, ib.; medical officers and Pessaries, vaginal dangers of, 1122 influenza (?), 791 public bodies,ib.; Cholera Hospitals (Ireland) Peter, Professor, death of, 1300 Palm epithetial crypts of the, 586 Bill. 553, 6a1. 720, 933; small-pox in Cumber- Peters, Dr. A. J., presentation to, 1120 Palmverg, Mr. A., A Treatise on Public Health, land, 553; the health of the troops In India, Petition of right, a colonial, 260, 537 rev., 1013 554; the case of Dr. W. M. Collins, ib.; tuber- of on the skin, 144; emulsion report to the Scientific Grants Com- Petroleum, effects Pancreas, culosis, 554, 671; sanitation of tug boats. 613 ; of with hypophosphites, 417 mittee on the glycolytic ferment of, 113; raw, short sight in school children, ib.; the sale of Pfeiffer, Dr. L., Untersuchungen ueber den treatment of diabetes mellitus by feeding on, opium, ib.; patent medicines, ib; post office Krebs, rev.. 1325 452. 579, 1265 candidates and the teeth, ib.; the control of Pbagednnaef tongue, 845 Pancreatic juice, diabetes mellitus, treated by, unqualified practice, 671; the disposal of the Pharmaceutical preparations, 1327 50, 63, 64 dead,ib.; county medical officers in Scotland, Pharmacists, female, 81 Papillomata, multiple, of the large intestine, notification (if diseases, private bill ib.; ib.; at Pharmi.opcela, British, Royal Road to the, 119 legislation, ib.; official chemists Somerset Mr. W. F. Claiyton, rev., 19; Japonica, rev., 72: Papyrus, a medical from Egypt, 11 72 House, ib.; phossy jaw, ib.; the manufacture for the Argentine Republic, 155; British and Paracentesis, treatment of, 893 of colours. 720; alleged outbreak of small-pox, the General Medical Council, 1227; British, Paraldehyde in spasmodic asthma, 65 ib. the army medical board, ib.; the Police the revision of, 1291, 1347; the new Danish, Paralysis, diphtheritic, with temporary absolute and Sanitary Committee of the House of Com- 1316 520; general in young women, deafness, 634; mons, 825 ; factory meals. 875; habitual drunk- Pharmacopceias, Scandinavian, 549 general occurr[ng about the period of puberty, ards,ib.; baby farmiDg, ib.; matchmaking, ib.; Pharmacy, Materia Medica, and Therapeutics, 635; Hysterical or Functional, Various Forms surgical instruments at military hospitals, ib.; the Elements of. Dr. W. Whitla, rev., 122 of, Dr. H. C. Bastian, rev., 700; pseudobulbar, cholera and seaport towns, 876; the Con- Practical for Medical Students, Mr. A. C. robably due to a lesion in each cerebral tagious Diseases Act In IndIa, lb.; accidental Stark. rev., 1115; Galenic, Mr. R. A. Cripps, eomisphere, 1058; multiple of cranial nerves, deaths in Scotland, lb.; Food and Drugs (1875) rev.. 1270 1148 Act, 933; iron hospitals, ib.; outworkers and Phillips, Mr. E., medical reform at Coventry, "Paranoia politica," 34 medical officers, ib.; unhealthy bakehouses, 39 70; fracture Paraplegia, ataxic, of long bones ib.; surgeon-major-generals at Malta, 933, 1038; Dr. F. L., Medical Defence Union in, 460; supervening upon exophthalmic cholera, 933 1038- vaccination prosecution, Limited. 39; medical aid associations, 1197 goitre, 700; from spinal caries, 796 988; police burghs Scotland, ib.; pay of the Dr. G. T.. ambulance wagons, 499 Parasites, intestinal, belonging to the class army medical staff, ib.; alleged insanitary Dr. H. H., touting, advertising, and! nematoda, 484; In carcinoma, demonstration post offices, 1038; sanitation of schools, ib; covering, 92 of, 499 vaccination from calf lymph. ib.; coroners for ADr. J., extrauterine gestation, 798 Parasitism of protozoa In carcinoma, 217 Scotland, ib.; compulsory vaccination, 1065, Phosphlane or chemical food biscuits, 646 Paregori. an overdose of, 679 1070; army medical staff examinations, 1070; Phosphorus necrosis. 815 Paris, correspondence from, 37, 90,144, 204, 265, mortality in India, lb.; infectious disease, ib.; Photographie M6dicale (La), M. A. Londe, rev., 320, 377, 433, 487, 544, 607, 665, 714, 768, 817, 866, fever hospital at Tottenham, tb.; the army 1166 980, 1033, 1084, disturbance among 929, 1195; sanitary committee, ib ; the case of Surgeon- Photo-Mlcrographv, Guide to the Science of, students at, 37,544; general news from, 37, 90, Lieutenant-Colonel Franklin, 1204; milk ana- Mr. E. C. Bousfield, rev., 297 145, 204, 265,321, 378, 433,544,665, 715, 817, 866, 929, lyses, lb.; the Lewisham fever hospital, 1254: PhotophobiA, simple, treated by the electric 980, 1084, 1195; the hospitals of, 88; a medical port sanitary expenses, Ob. registration of current, 236 duel averted, 90; deficit in the budget of the midwives, 1254, 135-2; cholera abroad, lb.; Phthisis pulmonalls, should it not have a Assistance Publique, 144; afreezing apparatus adulterated food stuffs. 1297; army medical column in, the quarterly districts of London for, 204; the disposal of refuse in 265; pure staff in India, ib.; cholera inoculation, ib.; report? 51; venesection in certain hbeeiorrha- ice for, 320; the municipal councilof and the fever hospitals in London, ib.; experiments gic cases of, 171, 288; healed pulmonary after TRZ BLITISH 1 XX MEDSCAL JOURNALJ INDEX [JuNE 24, 1893.

treatment by Koch's method, 411 ; in Relation Poole, Dr. T. D., Vaccination Eruptions, rev., Pryn, Surgeon W. W., fatal gastro-intestinal to Life Assurance, Dr. T. G. Lyon, rev., 528 415 haemorrhage in an infant, 1160 Physiologie, Travaux du Laboratoire de, M. Poor, dwellings of the, 1007 Psorospermosis and malignant disease, report Charles Richet, rev., 416 Poore, Dr. G. V., the 7th International Congress of Morbid Growths Committee of the Patho- Physiology, Veterinary, a Manual of, Veterinary- of Hygiene and Demography, 1034 logical Society of London on, 1056, 1133, 1198; Captain F. Smith, rev., 182; An Elementary Population ratios in American cities, 216; the 1242, 1294, 1347 Textbook of, Dr. J. McGregor Robertson, rev., estimation of, 555 Psorosperms, sarcoma caused by, 115; non-can- 244 ; chemical, of the animal cell, 501, 572, 567 Pork, roast, po'soning by, 711 cerous cysts of the breast caused by, 119, 206, tPickering, Mr. C. F., case of fracture of the first pie, poisoning by, 1075,1186 323; and cancer, 267; in adenoma of cat's lip, rib alone, followed by suppuration of the Porro's operation for impacted labour with 931 chest wall and neck and empyema, 408 accidental haemorrhage, 284; fibromyomata, Psychology, Physiological Introduction to, Dr. TPicric acid method, estimation of sugar in 581 T. Ziehen, rev., 295 urine by, 512 Porter, Dr. W. S., progressive muscular atrophy, Psychopathia Sexualis, Dr. R. v. Krafft-Ebing, iPlersol, DL. G. A., Human Monstrosities, rev., 70 rev., 1325 1114 Portugal, a Pasteur institute for, 154; religious Ptomaines, some erroneous ideas on, 596; figments, mineral, the manufacture of, 753 i. lay nurses in the hospitals of, 315: itispee- poisoniDg by, 910, 970 IPile clamp, improved. 24.5 tion of workshops In, 518; leprosy in, 11-il Pubes, inflammation of follicles (hair) about, Pills, Blaud's, 76, 417; too many, 215; carbolic Po3tage of notification certificates, 879, 1024, 1251 acid, 702 1085 Public Health, England, health of principal Pilocarpin, auditory nerve deafness treated by, Post Office, the clerks In the money order office towns in, 44, 97. 151, 210, 270, 329, 386, 442, 495, 407 of, 970, 1038, 1077 554, 615, 673, 720, 775, 824, 874, 935, 987, 1039, Pilules h la casearine, 293 Pouch, pressure of oe3ophagus, removal of, 891 1090, 1140, 1204, 1246, 1299, 1349 ; the true Pin swallowing, 122 Pouches, peritoneal, 526 death-rates of London districts during the lPiper, Dr. H., Schriftproben von Schwachsln- Powell, Mr. A., encephalocele mistaken for se- fourth quarter of 1892, 151; the vital statis- nigen resp. idiotischen kindern gesammelt, baceous cyst, 232 tics of 1891, 180; the Registrar-General's rev., 1326 Power, Mr. D'A., relationship between wry-neck quarterly return, 271, 1090; report of medi- and Co., Pharmaceutical Society, v., 381 and congenital haematoma of the sterno-mas- cal officers of health: Staffordshire, 1891, Piperazine, 559 toid, 175; protozoa as a cause of malignant 272; Derbysbire, 1891, ib.; Lancashire 1891, Pistol-shot wound of the abdomen, 849 new growths, 521 ib.; English urban mortality in the fourth 'Pit burial, 1234 Pozzi, Dr. B., A TreatIse on Gynaecology Clinical quarter of 1892,328; zymotic mortality in Lon- A.Pitt, Dr. G. N., the relation of pulmonary throm- and Operative, rer., 16, 1115 don,'328, 1089; the true death-rates of London bosis and intarction, 233 * arterio-venous aneu- Practice, unqualiflea, 103; irregular, 670, 892; sanitary districts in 1892, 441 ; general death- rysm, ib.; the passage of bile in case of obstruc- abroad, 1303 rate of England and Wales, 443; English urban 'tive jaundice through the lymphatics, 609; Practices, the pric; of 1096 mortality In 1892, 614, 722; hospitals and, 860; venesection in thoracic aneurysm, 744; "Practitioner," t ie, commences 50th volume, and the drought, 861; the true death-rates of pseudo-bulbar paralysis probably due to a 47 London districts for the first quarter of 1893, lesion in each cerebral hemisphere, 1058 Practitioner, m idical, the legal duties of, 141 873; English urban mortality in the first JPlacenta marginata, case of, 742 Practitioners, British, abroad, 1127 quarter of 1893, 986; A Treatise on, Mr. A. -- previa, delivery complicated by, 65; Pratique Gyndcologique et Obstdtricale des Palmberg, rev., 1013 ; questions of administra- treated by Champetier de Ribes's bag, 519 HOpitaux de Paris,.X. P. Lefert, rev., 75 tion, 1091 Plague, reported outbreak of in the Mediter- Praxis des Chemike va, Dr. F. Elsner, rev , 182 lreland, health of principal ranean, 860 Pregnancy in the fou-teenth year previous to towns in, 45, 98, 151, 211, 271. 330, 38f, 443, 495, Plant Hybrids, a Comparison of the Minute menstruation, 743; rup' ured tubal, abdominal 555, 615, 673, 721, 775, 824, 874, 935, 987, 1039, 1090, Structure of with that of their Parents, etc., section for, 886; complicated bytwo ovarian 1140, 1204, 1246, 1299, 1349 Mr.J. M. Macfarlane, rev., 1167 tumours, 890; complicated bv Jar- pelvic Scotland, health of principal !Playfair, Dr. W. S, ligature of the broad liga- tumours, treatment of, 893; altumin-ria in, towns in, 44, 98, 151, 210, 271, 330. 386, 443, 495, ment, 1241 1059 555, 615, 673, 721, 775, 824, 874, 935, 987, 1039, 1090, Pleura, primary carcinoma of the, 846 Prescribing, a limit in, 336;allegedextr,vagance 1140, 1201, 1246, 1299, 1349 Pleurisy, chylous, and ascites, 1057 in, 879 Pudsey, the health offlicership of, 387 Plica semilunaris, nuevus of, 1009 Presentations to, Dr. M. Lawrie, 44; Mr. C. Puerperal fever. See Fever Plimmer, Mr. H. G., psorospermosis and ma- Fleming, 47; Dr. Geddie, 75; Dr. J. T. Cattell, Pulsus paradoxus in acute laryngitis, 1314 lignant disease, 1198, 1294 184; Dr. W. T. Gairdner, 253; Dr.r. L. Gentles. Purvis, Dr. G. C., proposed treatment of Asiatic Plowright, Dr. C. B., action of fungl on the 260 ; Dr. G. Evans, 272; Dr. Rogerson, 318; Dr. cholera by sulphur dioxide, 12 (103) human body, 304 A. M. Sutton. 387; Mr. R. H. Parry, 497; Dr. J. Puzey, Mr. C., suicidal bullet wound, 204 Plumbers, at Dublin, 86; authorised, 98 Alexander, ib. ; Mr. A. Thomp ion, ib.; Dr. A. Pye-Smith, Dr. P. H., An Introduction to the Plummer, Mr. S. W., case of fractured spine D. H. Leadman, 527 ; Dr. F. Mead, 597 ; Dr. F. Study of Diseases of the Skin, rev., 588; papil- (football accident), death, 350 H. Bowman, 602; Dr. J. T. Wilson. 659: Dr. R. lomatous tumour of both ovaries 951 -Pneumonectomy, 423, 655, 1152, 1293 L. Bowen, 677; Dr. E. C. Stirling, 723; Dr. D. J. Mr. R.J., congenital enlargement of Pneumonia, without cough, 458; croupous, in Macaulay, 741; Dr. J. Munro, 7S2; Dr. J. D. the thyroid, 179 children, 698: acute croupous, the diagnosis Mackay, 776; Dr. R. W. Goldie, ib.; Dr. F. W. Pylorus, gastro-enterostomy for cancer of the, and treatment of, 782; acute, state of the Grant, 776; Mr. R Pemberton, 859; Dr. J. 847 lung In imperfect or protracted resolution of, Gib3on, 884; Dr. Woodcock, ib.; Dr. T. D. Pyosalpiox, double, complicated by patency of 1317 Savill, 878; Dr. T. Partridge, 885; Dr. W.n. the cardiac ventricular septum, 174 Pneumothorax, 1059 Carter. 978 ; M. Pasteur, 980 ; Dr. H. V. Carter, Pyrexia in acute anaemia from loss of blood, 849 iPocket, umbilical, 173 1022; Dr. H. W. Husbands, 1093; Dr. A. J. Book, the Health Officer's, Dr. E. F. Peters, 1120; Dr. Allsom, 1248; Dr. S. Moore, Q. Willoughby, rev,, 802 ib.; Dr. R. A. Miller. ib; Mr. R. M. Craven, Quain's Anatomy, Drs. E. A. Schafer and G. D. case, miniature hypodermic, 246 ib.; Dr. H. Lewis-Hughes, 1263; Mr. H. S. Thane, rev., 896 Pis80o, ordeal by, 479 Manning, 1300; Dr. Peake, ib.; Mrs. Garrett- Qualifications for hospital appointments, 1207 Poisoning, by oysters and anchovies, 51; the Anderson, 1301 Qualitative Analysis Tables and the Reactions record of, 191; by patent medicines, 193 ; by Press, the public, lay antivaccination agigators of Certain Organic Substances, Dr. E. A. Letts, ground carbonic acid, 194,206; by chlorodyne, and, 435, 489 ; the lay, antivaccination writers rev., 1115 195, 272; by coal gas in ground air, 288; by in, 534, the lay, and vaccination, 709 Quarantine, an absurdity in, 90; efficient, the food, two outbreaks of, 313; by food at Work- Preston, Surgeon-Colonel, dinner to, 35 impracticability of, 93; in the United States, sop, 378; chronic, by lead, elimination of lead Pretoria, small-poox panic at, 6-)5 193, 213, 711; the Ottoman Sanitary Council in, 401; by strychnine, recovery, 406, 779, 845; Price, Mr. W., the first British cremator, 192; and, 321 ; an experience of, 336; the abolition by roast pork, 711; alleged intrauterine, 718; obituary notice of, 210 of in Europe, 712; at Hamburg, 715 by ptomaines, 910, 970; by brawn, 972, 1010; Prickett, Dr. M., ulcerative colitis, 794 Queen, honorary surgeoncies to the, 368, 380 'by coal gas, 1004; by pork pie, 1075, 1186 ; by Priestley. Dr. J., vaccination at the Leicester Queensland, the manners and customs of the aconite, 1109 1320; by ground gases. 1125; by Fever Hospital, 608 aborigines of, 817 meat,1232 ;iatal, by tartaric acid, 1321 Prison, a foul, 126 Quilt, giviDg the, 679 'Poisons (arrow) In the New Hebrides, telluric surgeons, Irish, 1023 Quotations antiresearch, 50 origin of, 331; suicides by, 1238;illegal sale Prize essays, 47, 335, 618, 779 of in Ireland, 1243, 1297; illegal sale of in Prizes, the Morison, award of, 380; the Hodg- R. chemists' shops, 1297 kins of the Smithsonian Institution, 991 Rabbit, to sacrifice a man for a, 91, 207, 267 'Poland, Mr.J., paracentesis, 893 Procedure, criminal, defectsin, 316 Rabies, chemical vaccine against, 516; importa- Pole, Mr. W., present state of knowledge of Profession, traducing the, 30, 83, 147 ; the medi- tion of into Madeira, 1077;in Paris, 1084 colour blindness, 141 cal, chuch work and, 717 ; the medical and the Radius, excision of the whole of for tuberculous '-Police, the, and suicidesin hospitals, 1303 world of letters, the relation between,941 disease, 1163 -- surgeonsin the United Kingdom, 1290 Profits, nett, and new appointments, 1303 Rags, cholera and, 35, 45, 45, 98, 211; infectious Poliomyelitis, chronic anterior with well- Prostatectomy, suprapubic, 513, 524 disease and, 555, small-pox and, 812 marked cutaneousanDesthesia and analgesia, Protoplasm, "artificial," 676 Railroads, overhead, 1023 231 Protozoa, parasitism ofin carcinoma, 217; as Railton, Dr. T. C., heart disease in young 'Politzer, Dr. A., decoration of, 131 the cause of malignant new growths, 407 children, 239;prolapse of Meckel's diverti¢u- Pollok, Dr. R. prophylaxis and treatment of Prudden, Dr. T. M., A Handbook of Pathologi- lum (omphalo-mesenteric duct), 795 abortion, 357 cal Anatomy and Histology, rev., 1113 Railway accommodation, third class, 1022 Polygraph, clnical, 849 "Prurigo secandi" among French surgeons, servants, defects of hearing in, 212 Polypus, umbilical, 289intra-auricular; cardiac, 545, 607 Rake, Dr. B., the lepers of Trinidad, 215; case of 292; fibrous, of the prostatic portion of the Prussia, unqualified practice by women in, 215; acromegaly, 518; vaccination and leprosy, 818 urethra, 582; nasal. unusual case of. 892 homceopathy in, 776 Ralfe, Dr., chronic albuminuria, 409 Ponfick, Herr E., Ueber das Wesen der Krank- Pryce, Mr. T. D., uratic depositsin the conjunc- Ramsay, Dr. A. M., diseases of the eyein gynm- heit und die Wege der Heilung, rev., 124 tival membrane, 118 cological and obstetrical practice, 463 r Ts BRITISH JUNE 24, 1893.j INDEX. LMEDICAL JOURNAL

I a Ramsbotham, Brigade-Surgeon W. B., death of, Robinson, Dr. T., syringe forusing deep urethral Sanitation, Maritime, an Epitomised Review of 1294 injections, 468 the Principles and Practice of, Dr. J. Holt, Ransom, Dr., cerebral disease, 955 Dr. W., myxmedema associated with rev., 74; art and, 250; minus vaccination as a Rattray, Dr. A., a perplexing case, 1303 goitre, 38 defence againstsmall-pox, 488; marine and Rawmarsh, the health of, 666 Robson, Mr. A. W. M., Gall Stones and their the Board of Trade, 1293 Rawtenstall, infectious hospital provision at, Treatment, rev, 181; a method of performing Santos, yellow fever at, 539 321 intestinal anastomosis by means of decalcified Saratoga, Hydrotherapyat, Dr. J. A. Irwin,rev.,645 Raynaud's disease. See Disease bone bobbins, 688; severe shock treated by Sarcoma caused by psorosperms, 115; abdo- Razor, swallowing a, gastrotomy and death, 13; (transfusion or) infusion of normal saline minal, death from, 117; cesophageal, 292; a safety, 703, 747 solution, 697; surgery of the liver and gall myeloid of orbit, 893; melanotic, of ear, 1010; Rectum, cancer of the, 16; stricture of the with bladder, 787; ulcerative colitis, inguinal col- mixed-celled, 1112 pleuritic effusion, 462 otomy, 1164 Sashes, Ford's patent, 804 Redfern, Professor, resigns chair of anatomy at Rockliffe, Dr., tumour of the optic nerve, 1267 8aundby. Dr. R., Ewald's "1Magenkrankheiten," Queen's College, Belfast, 914; proposed testi- Rodger, Mrs. E. H. B., Aberdeen Doctors at 146; healed pulmonaryphth isis after treat- monial to, 1076 Home and Abroad, rev.. 526 ment by Koch's method, 411; Buxton, 879; Reeves, Mr. H. A., the treatment of severe club- Rodgers, Deputy-Inspector General jM., dinner myxcedema, 954 foot, 343 to, 1087 Savage, Dr. G. H., the symptoms of mental dis- Rehfisch, Dr. E.. DerBelbstmord, rev., 1326 Roe, Dr. W., death of, 864 solution, 640 Rein, Contributionh l'Etude Experimentale de Roersch, arthrodesls, 755 Savill, Dr. T. D., On an Epidemic Skin Disease laFonction du, Dr. Chabrie, rev., 1224 Rotheln, etiology of, 582 which occurred In the Western District of Refuse, new by-laws as to removal of in Lon- Rogerson, Dr., presentation to, 318 London during the Summer and Autumn of don 825 Rolleston, Dr. H. D., oesophageal sarcoma, 1891, rev 123; presentation to, 876; the dia- Regisier. See Medical and Dentists secondary growths in the bones, 292; trau- gnosisof small-pox in its early stages, 888 Remedies, The Newer, Notes on, Dr. D. Cerna, matic dissecting aneurysm, 10.57 Sawyer, Surgeon-Captain R. H. S., the case of, 772 rev., 359; secret, 813; secret, the composition Rome, the Climate of and the Roman Malaria, Sealpels, combination, 1225 of, 1024; Medicinal, Notes on, Mr. J. B. Dr. T. Crudell, rev., 18; correspondence from, scarborough, antivaccinators at, 831 Stephenson, rev., 1060 545, 1196 Scarlatina, bovine, 35; and roseola, 348; and Remsen, I., Principles of Theoretical Chemistry, Rooke, Dr., splenectomy, 240 diphtheria concurrent, 1091 rev., 11!5 Roorden, Dr. V., experiments on nutrition, 780 Scarlet fever. See Fever on Renal. See Kidney Roosa, Dr. D. B. St.J., A Practical Treatise Schafer, Dr. E. A., Quain's Anatomy, rez , 896 Rdnaudot, Thdophraste, 1286 Diseases of the Ear, rev., 71 Schildt, Dr., death of, 1300 Renshaw, Dr. H. S., prolapsus of the umbilical Roper, Mr. H. J., hamophilia In aninfant, 239 Schleich, Professor, the" discovery" by, 312 cord, 519; respiration and the after-coming Rose, Dr. H. C., scarlatina and roseola, 348 Schnitzler, Professor, obitvarynotice of, 1089 head, 1303 Roseola and scarlatlna, 348 School, an insanitary Board, 70; for feeble- Rentoul, Dr. R. R., the proposed new Medical Rose powder, 898 minded children, 830 Act for New South Wales, 207; on death certi- Ross, Mr. F. W. F., a maternal impression, 1161 of InstructioD, Volunteer Ambulance, fication, 1079 Dr.J., on Peripheral Neuritis, rev., 242 resumption of classes of, etc., 438; pass list at, Repetitorium der Chemie, Dr. C. Arnold, rev., Rossini's malady, 34 493; official inspection, etc., of class of. 1087 803 Roth, Dr. A., Die Doppelbilder bei Augenmuskel- -- grants and Infectious disease, 211 Report Book, Certifying Factory Surgeons' Lahmungen in symmetrischer Anordnung, life at, childhood and, 33 Daily, Dr. J. Holmes, rev., 467 rev., 1224 -- of Medicine for Women, Edinburgh, and Reprints and Translations of Early Contribu- Rotherham, typhus fever at, 1140 the University of St. Andrews, 717 tions to the Physiology of the Organs of Rotherhithe, the vestry of and the London Schools, pauper, ophthalminain, 32,1337; the new Special Sense, Dr. 0. Konig, rev., 802 County Council, 424. 495 code and the spread of Infection iD, 709; Reservoirs, storage, 15 Rothschild, Baron N., munificent gift by to practical disinfection in. 756; as centres ofin- Respiration and the after-coming head, 1303 Vienna, 914 fection, 972; epidemics at and the duties of Rest in cardiac disease, 642 Roumania, sanitary bettermentin, 804 medical officers of health, 1091 Resuscitation of the drowned, 1021 Rouvier, Dr.J., Le Lalt, rev., 360 Schriftproben von Schwachsinnigen resp. idiot- Revaccination, 615; and a previous attack of Rowan, Surgeon-Captain H. D., treatment of ischen Kindern gesammiielt, Dr. R. Piper, rev., small-pox, relative protective influence of, hammer-toe, 1219 1326 619; alleged illegal, 861; the dogma of, 1089; Rowland, Mr. F. M., pancreatic diabetes ending Sclerosis, diffuse cerebro-spinal, 240 compulsory, 1251 In coma, 13 Scoliosis, treatment of, 343 Reynolds, Mr. A. E., warm enemata after severe Rowton House, description of, 425 Scotland, the question of the reform of Poor- post-partumhaemorrhage, 334 Ruffer, Dr. M. A., psorosperms and cancer, 267; law administration in, 21* proposed new Rhinolith, a case of, 118, 205; a case of dis- protozoa as the cause of malignant new Public Health Act for, 197; the reform of covered by accident, 405 growths, 409, 523: demonstration of parasites public health administration in, 418; alleged Rib, fracture of first alone followed by suppura- in carcinoma, 499 increase of insanity in, 477; Lunacy Board ap- tion in the chest wall and neck and empyema, Ruggi, Dr. G., completes 300th laparotomy, 47 pointments in, 539; plague of field micein, 406 Rupee, fallin the, 430 648; medical officers in private practice in, Ribs, broken, in lunatic asylums, 81 Ruppert Miss A., the skin cure of, 889, 911 658, 707; coroners' inquests for, 1122, 1243; cer- Rice, Dr. R. R., medical reform at Coventry, 38 Russell, Mr. J. A., incompatibles, 500 tification of pauper lunatics in, 1141. 1204; the Richet, M. A., Clinique Chirurgicale, rev., 850 Dr. J. B., on death certification, 1080 vole plague in and Professor Loeffler, 1186; M. C., Physiologie, Travaux de Labora- Dr. W., myxcedema, 411; practical re- attendance on pauper midwifery in, 1247; and tore de, rev., 416 sults of bacteriology, 658 birthday honours, 1331; tenure of parochial Richmond, Mr. C. E., inadequateinquests, 1243 -Mr. W. B., the natural cure of basal medical officers in, 1349 Rideal. Mr. A. H., the strength of the skull in ampyema after pneumonia, 949 Scougal, Dr., double optic atrophy followlng resisting the entrance of bullets, 66 Russia, honours to medical men in, 260; medi- erysipelas of one side of the face, 1009 Ridge, Dr. J. J., isolation v. inunction, 717 cal providence in, 672; use of waste paper for Scurvy, outbreaks of and seamen's food, 194 Rifle bullets, modern, wounds produced by, 973 wrapping up food forbidden In, 1031; gratuitous Seamen of the mercantile marine, dietary scales Rifles and bullet proof uniforms, 710 treatment of eye diseases in, 1277; deaf-mutisni for, 87, 145, 255. 761; and scurvy outbreaks, 194 Rigden, Dr. B., triplets, 392 in, 1300 Rea sickness and visual disturbances, 448 Ringworm, treatment of, 785 Ruttle, Dr. R., Foreign Goods Mark of Origin Secrecy, professional, 991 Rio Janeiro, an Anglo-American hospital at, Bill, 392; vaccination by magistrate's order, 818 Secretions, glandular, inhibitive functions of 1025 Ruxton, Dr. J. F., death of, 1159 on some chronic diseases, 729 Riordan, Dr., the case of, 598 Ryan, Mr. R. P.. delivery complicated by a large Sedimentation, purification of water by, 539 Risley, Dr. S. D., the American Medical Associa- uterine flbroid and placenta prmvia, 65; re- Selbstmoid (der), Dr. E. Rehfisch, rev., 1326 tion, 771 volver bullet In occipital lobe of brain for two Semmelweis, remarks on, 26 River basins and county boundaries, 862 years without symptoms, 458; case of rupture Semon. Dr. F., malignant disease of the thyroid Rivers, vestedinterests in the pollution of, 680 of the membranous portion of the urethra gland, 1267 Rivington, Mr. W., fracture of long bones in treated without operation, 1321 Senn, Dr. N., Tuberculosis of Bones and Joints, tabes dorsilis, syphilis, and paraplegia, 460 rev., 358 (447) Roachford, Dr., death of, 16 S. Septicemmia after scarlet fever and diphtheria, Roberts, Mr. C., the revision of the British Sacro-iliac disease, prognosis of, 582 skin eruptions in, 691; puerperal, 879, 1219 Pharmacopceia, 1291 St. Bartholomew the Great and St. Bartholo- Sequeira, Mr. H. J., placenta prcevia treated by Mr. E., cholera and Indian water sup- mew's Hospital, 1238 Champetier de Ribes's bag, 519 plies, 1134 St. ('ecilia Guild, the, at Helensburgh, 216 Serpent Worship and the Venomous Snakes of -- Mr. Edward, specimens of eye discase, St. George's Southwark, disinfection in, 152 India, Sir J. Fayrer, rev., 746 1222 Salaries of sanitary officers in Ireland, 102 Sewage of London, the, 211 Dr. N. E., vaccination and revaccina- Salary, increase of, 152 farms in relation to cholera, 320 tion, 1029 Saline solution, normal, in shock, 697, 844 Shapland, Mr. J. D., the treatment of myxce- Sir W., The Chemistry and Therapeutics Salol, 643 dema by feeding with the thyroid gland of the of Uric Acid Gravel and Gout, rev., 16 Salvation Army, the, in India, 139, 378; the sheep, 738 Robertson, Dr. J., death of, 981 shelters of, 1185, 1283, 1290 Sharp, Mr. G., koumiss in obstinate vomiting, -Dr. J. McG., An Elementary Text- Salzer Professor, death of, 864 404; note on a specimen of chloroform after book of Physiology, rev., 244 Sammiung Gerichtsartzlichler Gutachten, Dr. Inhalation of whtch death occurred, 1263 Dr. W. (Newcastle), transillumina- R. Becker, rev., 529 Shattock, Mr. S. G., soft fibroma of synovial tion of the eyes, 435 Sanderson, Mr. R., treatment of pregnancy sheath, 292; protozoa as the cause of malig- - lDr. W. (Perth), dangers of apomor- complicated by large pelvic tumours, 893 nant new growths, 522; lamellar fibroma, 846 phine, 618 Sandford, Dr. A. W., removal of enlarged Shattuck, Dr. G. S., obituary notice of, 985 Robinson, Mr. H. B., rodent ulcer of male lachrymal glands 587; foreign body em- Shaw, Mr. T., obituary notice of, 326 for 5 nipple, 233 bedded in the eye years, removal, ib. Mr. T., M.P., on death certification, 1529 of, - Dr. R. B., death of, 379 Sandgate, the restoration 1075 Sheffield, smoke abatement in, 154; corre- BRITISH I 1893. xxiiM211SEDIC-ILIIEJTHB JOURNAL L INDEX. [JuNE ,

spondence from, 266, 378,666, 817, 981, 1197, 1345; cination as a protection against, 818, 824, 1304 - following self-administration of nitrous classification of paupers at, 266; hospital Sun- the cost of and the economy of revaccination, oxide gas, ib.; two cases of ehronic albu- day in, ib.; civic dignity and sanitation, 378; 860; Sir P Eade on the prevention and miti- minuria of long standing, ib.; annual meeting, the Housing of the Working Classes Act at gation of, 887; the diagnosis of in its early 1165 817; the smoke nuisance at, 982 ; hospital stages, 888; in relation to vaccination, 908; at Society, Clinical, of Manehester,heart disease in Saturday at, ib.; small-pox at in 1892, 1081 ; the Greenwich, 971; and vaccination, reports on, children, 239 axis traction, ib.; scrotal hernia, Telephone Company at, 1197; scarlet fever at 1027, 1081,1228, 1275, 1327; special report to Par- ib.; meetiDg of, 506, 1040; surgery of the kid- the barracks of, 1197, 1845 liamentary Bills Committee on, 1053; the pro- ney, 745; deformities of the chest In children, Sheild, Mr. A. M., ligature of the iliac arteries vision for in London and its cost, 1082; dis- ib.; mastoid operation, ib; ozwna, ib. through the peritoneum, 38; haimorrhage tricts at present infected, ib.; among the un- -____-Epidemiological, epidemics of measles, from suppuratory bubo, 849 vaccinated. ib.; during vaccination, 1084; the 14; epldemie of dropsy, 177; post-scarlatinal Shelly, Dr. C. E, vesicular eruption on the ectrotic treatment of, 1096, 1208; existing pre- diphtheria, 352; African haemoglobinuric fever, palate a sign of influenza (?), 791 valence of, 1130; the futility of home quaran- 698 Shelters. See Night tine in. ib ; antivaccinators and, 1131; in the - Guy's Hospital Debating, ladies' night Sherriagton, Dr. C. S., the correlation of action vaccinated and unvaccinated, 1160; perils of, at, 417 of antagonistic muscles, 1218 1184; night shelters and the propagation of, - Gyrnecological, British, proposed ad- Shiach, Mr. S. A., a case of ulceration and per- 1290 mission of ladies to, 140; list of officers, etc., foration of the bowel, foreign body, 232 Smith v. South-Eastern Railway Co., 476, 490, 134; imieeting of, 359, 615 Shield, patent vaccination, 702 549 - Harveian, of London, list of officers, etc., Ships, wooden training, 1202 Dr. Alfred. abdominal sections, 122 81; intestinal obstruction, 120 ; obstruction of Shock, severe, treated by (transfusion or) infu- Dr. A. J., Napheys's ModernTherapeutics, the large intentine and its treatment by tem- sion of normal saline solution, 697, 844 rev., 296 porary typhlotomy, ib.; retiring president's Shops, doctors', 1337 - Veterinary Captain F., A Manual of Veter- address. 176; votes of thanks, ib.; conversa- Shore, Dr. L. the physiological action of inary Physiology, rev., 182 zione, ib.; post-nasal growths in children, 35.5; chloroform withE., a criticism of the Second Mr. G. M., displacement of the ulnar cases, 463; consolidated aneurysm, 463; sub- Hyderabad Commission, 105, 164, 222 nerve, 288 peritoneal fibroid, ib.; specimens, 698; dia- Short, Dr. T. S., gall stones, 100 -_ Dr. H., night shelters and the propagation gnosis and treatment of pernicious anemia, Shortening after fracture, a method of prevent- of small-pox, 1290 699; simple ulcerative colitis, 797; relapsing ing, 354, 435 - Dr H. L and the Government of Western typhlitis, 7a8; extrauterine gestation, 1,007; Shoulder, acute septic osteo-myelititis of, 462 Australia, 248, 260 paper, 1165; radical cure of hernia, ib.; cases, -presentation in three successive preg- ---Dr. J. W., acute croupous pneumonia, 1323 nancies, 1219 785 Health, Belfast, lecture at, 482 Shuttleworth, Dr. G. B., the Council and the -- Mr. Noble, the treatment of spinal Health, Dublin, lecture at, 598 Branches, circular resolutions, 549 abscess, 66; the treatment of severe club-foot, Hunterian, electricity in everyday prac- Sibley, Dr. W. K, venesection in pht.hisis, 288; 342 ; genu valgum, etc., 344 tice, 237: chronic hypertrophic Inflammation treatment of diabetes mellitus by feeding on Dr. P. B., on peripleuritis, 346 of the gums, with leucocytosis, ib.; arsenical raw pancreas, 579 Mr. Priestley,hospital reform, 205 eruption, ib.; fibroid disease of lungs, ib.; Mr. W. S., death of, 597; obituary Mr. T. F. H., thrombosis of inferior vena list of officers, etc., 388; meeting of, 662; vene- notice of, 671; the will of, 1093 cava, 9; case of aconite poisoning, 1109 section in thoracic aneurysm, 744; Cheyne- Sierra Leone, proposed tax on medical men in, __- Mr. T. G., the diagnostic significance of Stokes's respiration, ib.; intestinal obstruc- 678 hmmoptysis in aortic aneurysm, 893 tion, ib.; cases, 954; hypnotism as a thera- Silcock, Mr. A. Q., radical cure of hernia, 1165 Smoke, in New Zealand, 779; the abatement peutic agent, ilb.; melanotic sarcoma of the Silex, Dr. P., Compendium derAugenheilkunde, of, ib. ear, 1010; the bacillary theory of consuption, rev., 359 Smyly, Dr. WV. J., a case of symphvsiotomy, 883, 'b. Silk, Dr. J. F. W., aniesthetics in operations for 915 ; abdominal section at the Rotunda Hos- Laryngological, of London, formation of adenoid growths, 620 pital, 895 and list of original members, 369; first general Simpson, Mr. T., obituary notice of, 1137 Smvth, Dr. S., the revision of the "British meeting and list of officers, 708; meeting of, Sinclair, Dr. W. J., metrostaxis and menstrua- Pbarmacopwia," 1347 876 tion after operation on the broad ligament, Snake-bite, strychnine in, 723 London and Counties Medical Protee 1106 -- laboratory, the, at Calcutta, 272 tion. See Society, Medical Protection Sincock, Dr. J. B., Ilfracomiibe as a health resort, Snakes in India, 1280 Medical, Berlin, president, etc., of. 272 939 Snare, improved ccraseur, 530 Medical, Bournemouth, meeting of, 910 Sington, Mr. A., on death certification, 963 Snell, Mr. S., miners' mystagmus and testing -_____ Medical, Cardiff, annual dinner of, 259 Sixpenny dispensaries, 831 for firedamp, 1002; passage of leaden pellet, -_____ Medical, Derby, annual dinner of. 1176 --- doctors and vaccination, 51, 159, 275 through eyeball with retention of perfect __Medical, Glasgow Southern, meeting of, Skin, effects of petroleum on, 144; Vegetable sight, 1009; nuevus of the plica semilunaris, 140 Parasitic Diseases of the, Dr. C. D. Danielssen, and two cases of nevus of the conjunctiva, ib.; Medical of London, photographs of skin rei'., 179; photographs of diseases of, 235; two cases of blindness resulting from facial diseases, 235; cases, 235, 463; on a method of melanotic, sarcoma of the, 291; An Introduc- erysipelas, one bilateral, ib. preventing shortening after fractures, 354; tion to the Study of Diseases of the, Dr. P. H. Soap, borax and camphor, 298 death from traumatic fever, 335; chronic Pye-Smith revJ., 588; eruption of, caused by Society of Apothecaries. See Apothecaries albuminuria, 409; recovery from leprosy. 462; red gloves, 607; dietary in diseases of the, -- Antivivisection, London, annual meet- acute septic osteo-myelitis of each shoulder, 642; eruptions of which occur in septicemia ing of, 1141 ib.; stricture of the rectum with pleuritic effu- following scarlet fever and diphtheria, 691; - Australian Mutual Provident, Report on sion, ib.; suture of ruptured urethra, ib.: en- treatment of diseases of, 1112 Mortality Experience of, 763 largement of the spleen, ib.; syphilide (?) of - Disease, an Epidemic, Dr. T. D. Savill, rev., - Benevolent Medical, Essex and Herts, the face, ib.; extensive naevoid condition, 463 ; 123 report of, 724 Dupuytren's fracture, ib.; election of officers, Skull, strength of the In resisting the entrance (linical, of London, a case of rhinolith, 524; the Fothergillian gold medal, ib.; supra- of bullets, 66; fracture of with partial loss 118; gout and tophi at an early age, ib; uratic pubic prostatectomy, ib.; treatment of lupus of temporo-sphenoidal lobes, 241 deposits in the conjunctival membrane, ib.; of the face by free removal and skin grafting Slater, Mr. H., treatment of constipation in abscess due to perforating gastric ulcer, ib.; with large flaps, 584; abdominal tumours ot Infants, 499 extensive operation for cancer of the breast, difflcult diagnosis, ib.; 120th anniversary of, Slaughterhouse, asepsis in the, 433 234; transverse incision in suprapuhie cyst- 593; the symptoms of mental dissolution, 640 81eman, Mr. R., Manual for the Volunteer otomy, ib.; living specimens, 233, 461, 698, 954; constitutional differences between boys and Medical Service,re., 73, 215; ambulance wag- subserous uterine haematocele, laparotomy, girls and their relation to educational re- gons, 539 recovery, 352; lipoma of the broad ligament, quirements, ib.; aphasia from a fall on the Sloan, Mr. H. R., carbolic acid in the treatment 353; diaphragmatic hernia, death by vomit- head, 698; croupous pneumonia in children, of typhoid fever. 637 ing, ib ; generalised vaccinia, ib,; sequel of ib.; removal of clavicle. 848; pyrexia in acute Small-pox in Great Britain, 36, 88,143, 203,259, 318, case of excision of head of femur, 461; new anaemia from loss of blood, 849; haemorrhage 375, 420, 474, 354,599, 650, 713, 764, 824, 855,906,975, operation for old unreduced dislocation of from suppurating bubo, ib.; an unusual case 1029, 1130, 1230, 1278, ; at Leicester, 82, 135, the femur, ib.; prognosis of sacro-iliac dis- of nasal polypus, 892; amputation at the hip- 709; the costs of, 135; an extended inquiry ease, 583; cancer of colon removed in colo- joint, ib ; arterio-venous aneurysm, ib; a bite into, 136; unprepared for, ib.; in tlle West tomy, ib.; lymphosarcoma of tonsil, ibS; peri- chancre of the cheek, 893; plastic operation Riding, 138; penalties for non-notification of, pheral neuritis, 697 ; severe shock treated by for rodent ulcer, ib.; the diagnostic signifi- 211; and vaccination in Germany, 271; jour- (transfusion or) infusion of normal -saline cance of hiemoptysis in aortic aneurysm, ib.; nalists on, 309 ; and chicken-pox, 313, 559 * and solution, ib gastro-enterostomy for cancer of resolution as to meetings, 893, 914; the annual vaccioation, 334, 1130; vaccination and the lay the pylorus, 847; hereditary enlargement of oration, 941 press, 363; arrest of an epidemic of, 387; the spleen, 848; traumatic rupture of spleen, ib.; _ Medical, Manchester, list of officers, " seeds" of, 421, 475, 531, 548; scare of at Cape periods of incuhation and contagiousness of etc., 155; cases, 293; prevalence of cancer and Town, 436; sanitation minus vaccination as a certain infective diseases, 952. 958; psoas ab- its increase. ib.; inaugural address, 357; Ray- defence against, 488: extinction of In White- scesses fatal through renal comiiplications, ib.; naud's disease, ib ; rheumatic tonsillitis, 588; chapel, 535; and vaccination in India, a47; perforating gastric ulcer treated by abdomi- suprapubic cystotomy, ib.; paper. ib.; disloca- and tramps, 554, 975; vacciuated children and, nal section, ib ; bloodless method of removiDg tion of lower end of ulna, 641 ; fibroma of the 556; relative protective infltience of revac- the tongue, 953; case of partial excision of thigh, ib.; excision of vermiform appendix, ib; cination and a previous attack of, 619; panic larynx for chondromyoms, ib.; excision of pistol shot wound of the abdomen, 849; about at Pretoria, 655; cost of at Worcester, cuecum, 1057; intestinal obstruction due to clinical polygraph, ib.; abdominal surgery, 674; the official sale of indulgences for pro- impaction of gall stone, 1058; pulmonary ab- ib. pagation of, 708; and notification, 759; the in- scess communicating with the posterior Medical Midland, enlarged thyroid fectivity of, 775; the epidemic of and miners, mediastinum, ib. ; pseudo-bulbar paralysis pro gland, 70; splenectomy, ib; miscellaneous 776; the cost of and antivaccination, 779; and bably due to a lesion in, each cerebral hemi- commuDications, ib.; tuberculosis, 238; habit rags, 812; the cost of action In a case of, 814; sphere, b.:listof officers of, 1142; ulcerative chorea, ib; primary syphilitic sore on tonsil, fine for failure to notify, 818; and bread, ib.; vac, colitis, inguinal colotomy, 1164; fatal asphyxia ib.; hydatid cyst, ib.; urethral calculus, ib.; THE BRITISH XXiii JU.NE 24, 1893.1 INDEX. 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papers, 238, 700; cases, 700, 894, 1112; speci- labour, 850; intestinal obstruction, ib.; pneu- toma in a bleeder, 120; card specimens, 120' mens, 700, 894, 955, 1112 ; ununited fracture of mothorax, 1059; obstructive anuria, ib.; 640, 847, 952, 1057; microscopical preparations the clavicle, 700; thyroidectomy,ib., paraplegia aneurysm, ib. of organs in West Africa " blackwater" fever, supervening upon exophthalmic goitre, ib; Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Nottingham, puer- 232; the relation of pulmonary thrombosis tumour of orbit,ib gall stones, ib.; papers peral fever, 15; cases, 15, 799, 955, 1011, 1166; and infarction, 233; arterio-venous aneurysm, 894, 955, 1112; myxcedema, 955; mixed-celled specimens, 15, 238, 799, 1011. 1166 ; non-valvular ib rodent ulcer of the male nipple, ib.; sarcoma, 1112 heart disease, 238; miscellaneous communii- fibroid thickening of the endocardiunl, 234; Society, Medical Missionary, Edinburgh, and cations, ib.; meeting of, 420, 676; Graves's melanotic carcinoma of the skin, 291; foreign Dr. Hoernle, 1249 disease and myxcedema, 799; cerebral disease, body in hernial sac, ib. ; intra-auricular car- Medical, Northumberland and Dur- 955; abdominal surgery, 1011; nature of cani- diac polypus, 292; csophageal sarcoma, ham, cases, 178, 412; specimens, 178; paper, cer, 1221 secondary growths in the bones, ib.: ma- ib. Medico-Chirurgical, Sheffield, ataxic lignant growth in descending colon, ib.; epi- of Medical Officers of Health, deaths of paraplegia, 70; progressive muscular atrophy, zootic carcinoma, ib. ; soft fibroma of synovial mothers in childbed considered as prevent- ib.; acute ulcerative colitis,ib.; miscellaneous sheath, ib.; congenital malformation of the able mortality, 15 : storage reservoirs, ib.; communications, 70, 357; cases, 179, 642, 800; heart, lb.; rupture of heart, aortic disease, meeting of Birmingham and Midland Branch congenital enlargement of the thyroid, 179; ilb protozoa as the cause of malignant new of, 98; health missioners, 176; county water lymphadeno-splenic leucocythaemia, ib.; der- growths, 407, 520; anticholeraic vaccination, supply, ib.; meeting of Yorkshire Branch of, matol in diarrhcea, ib.; concussion of the 619 ; soft fibromata froml nasal fossn, 640; pro- 203; sanitary certilicationo0lhouses, 525 ; the spine, ib.; ruptured kidney, 357; diarrheoa in posed alteration of by-laws of, 759; lamellar prevention of consumption, 699 ; dwellings of ecildren, ib.; dermoid cyst, ib; meeting of. fibroma, 846; primaryearcinoma of the pleura, the poor, 1007; how to meet an invasion of 414, 556; diastolic murmur over thepulmonary ib.; madura disease, lb.; papillomatous cholera, 1221, 1324 artery, 642; vesical calculi, ib.; dietary in tumour of both ovaries, 951 tuberculosis of of Medical Officers of Health for Scot- skin diseases, ib.; hernia in childhood, 6413; Fallopian tubes, uterus, and vagina in a child land, honorary fellowships, 423 specimens. 800; myxcedema, ib.; treatment of lb.- specimens illustrating the anatomy of Medical Protection, London and Coun- abortion, ib.; surgical treatment of neuralgia, hammer toe, ib.; fibrocystic tumour of the ties, formation of new divisions of, 41, 207, 325, 10,59; dental anoinalies, ib.; immunity and its uterus, ib specimens illustrating repair of 6t2, 872; meeting of council of, 260, 612, 1036; bearing on therapeutics, lb.; annual meeting tendons, ib. ; mediastinal growth opening the and irregular practice, 872; annual meeting of of, 1078 cesophagus and aorta, ib.; psorosperms I n Northumberland Branch of, 1036; dinner of, Medico-Chirurgical, West Kent, cases, adenoma of cat's lip, ib. ; list of officers, 1040; 1336 357; specimens, ib.; paracentesis, 893 report of Morbid Growths Committee of on Medical Sickness Annuity and Life As- Medico-Chirurgical, West London, cyst- psorospermosis and malignant disease, 1056; surance, quarterly meeting of committee, 246, itis, 121; effects of epidemic influenza on the retroperitoneal hernia, 1057; septic endocard- 9118; the secretaryship of, 249; monthly meet- urinary organs, ib.; artificial feeding of the itis in a calf. ib.; chylous pleurisy and ascites, ing of executive of, 419, 599, 1174, 1274; the insane, 293; chlorosis, ib.; light from a ib. ; traumatic dis?ecting aneurysm, ib.; frac- "Insurance World " on, 1064 medical point of view, ib ; cases, 5stf, 1058, 1268; ture through the anatomical neck of the hu- - Medical, Swedish, honorary members of, leprosy, 586; compound fracture of humerus, merus, iS 249 lb.; epithelial crypts of the palm, ib.; case for Society, Pathological, Manchester, acute yellow Medical, Ulster, meeting of, 602 diagnosis, ib; treatmiient of spinal abscess, atrophy of the liver, 238; specimens, 238 641 Medical, Vienna, honorary and corre- 849; miseellaneous communications, ib.; pri- 894; abscess of thymus gland, 464; stricture of sponding members of 777 mary tuberculous cystitis in a child. 1058; cesophagus, ib.; malignant growth of orbit, *- Medical, Wigan, officers, etc., of, chronic purulent nasal discharge in children, ib.; muscular atrophy with arterial degenera- 331 lb.; albuminuria in pregnancy, 1059; speci- tion, ib.; tuberculosis of the urinary tract, ib.; Medical, York, treatment by suggestion, mens, 1268 cerebral tumour, 641; The Transactions of, Mr. 178 National, for the Employmiient of Epi- T. N. Kelynack, rer., 897; specimens of eye Medico-Chirurgical, Aberdeen, meeting leptics, meeting at Mansion House re, 31, 194 disease, 1222; acute polioencephalomyelitis, of, 314,597, 1235 National Health, annual meeting of, ib.; perforation of the vermiform appendix, -M edico-Chirurgical, Bradford, cases, 676; presentation of medals and certificates ib.; fcetal malformations, ib. 1.5; specimens, 121, 643; monocular sym- of, 1249 -______Pharmaceutical, of Great Britain r. ptoms in hysteria, 121 external lesion Nursing, East London, annual meeting Piper and Co., 384; Chemical Papers from the of anthrax, ib; meeting of, .38s; ectopia of, 556 Research Laboratory of the, Mr W. R. Dun- vesicae, 613; salol. ib.; a third lithotomliy in Nursing, German, annual meeting of, stan, rev., 896; annual dinner of, 1126; A Com- the samne patient, ib.: naso-pharyngealdisease, 861 plete Guide to the Preliminary Examination ib; radical cure of hernia, 860; developing -- Obstetrical of London, specimens, 69,353, of, Mr. W. Dodds, rev., 1271 Graves's disease, ib salivary calculus, ib.- 585, 79S, 1006, 1322; the frequiency of the local ------for Promoting Christian Knowledge, cholecystotomy, lotl; gastric ulcer, lb.; back symptoms associated with backward displace- medical missionary studentships of, 711 to back houses, Ml.; fatal otitis, ib list of ment of the uterus, 6.9; vaginal hysterectomy, -of Public Analysts, resolutions re Food officers, 1301 subsequent history of caseq. ib list of officers. Acts, etc., passed by, 368 - Medico-Chirurgical, Brighton and Bus- 188; president's address, 353, 58;5; ligature of for the Relief of Widows and Orphans of sex, warty growths inl urethra, 178; specimens, the pedicle in ovariotomy, 585; extrauterine Medical Men, quarterly court of directors of, 178, 1112; anthrax, 179; meeting of, 3u6; cases, gestation, 798; the lochia, 1008; an unusual 155, 877 annual general meeting of, 1205 14; rest in cardiac disease, ib.; myeloid sar- vase of. hwematosalpinx, 1007; the longines of Royal, medical candidates for election cooma of orbit, 89:s3 treatment of pregnancy pregnant women, 1322; on the absorption of to,to, 971 complicated with large polvic tumours, ib; fibroid tumours of the uterus with a report of Royal, of Edinburgh, meeting of, 140, treatment of skin diseases, 1112: tuberculous a suspected case, 1323 314 disease of the knee, 1269; anthrax bacilli, - Obstetrical and Gyncecologlcal, Glasgow, -_____ Rogal Agricultural of England, and 1270; a case for diagnosis, ib.; terrors of specimens; 463, 1011; diseases of the eye in rural cottage sanitation, 196 childhood, ib.; the qualification of coroners, gyncecological and obstetrical practice, 463; Royal Medical, Edinburgh, annual 1276 treatment of uterine fibroids, 1011 dinner of, 539 Medico-Chirurgical, Devon and Exeter, - Obstetrical and Gyn.Tcological, North of -____ Royal Medical and Chirurgical, the list of officers, 182; the British Institute England, list of offieers, etc.. 444 effects of the iodides on arterial tension and of Preventive Medicine, 193; meeting of, --- Odontological of Great Britain, list' of the excretion of urates, 68; relationship be- 1204 officers, etc., 99 tween wry-neck and congenital humatoma of Medico-Chirurgical, Edinburgh, cases, -- Ophthalmological, American, &Transac- the mastoid, 175; the library of the, 249; the 237, 293, 525, 799,1100, 1269; chemistry of the sto- tions of the, rev., 1013 absence of sugar from normal urine, 351; macli, 237, mycosis fungoides, 293; proposal - Ophthalmological of the United King- elongation of the ligamentum patellae treated to build house for, 372. 482; myxcedema, 410, dom, remarks on peculiar foreign bodies in by transplantation of the tubercle of the tibia, 428; intestinal insufllation, 525; surgical the cornea, 236; simple photoohobia treated :152; list of otticers, etc., 444 ; fracture of long treatment of gall stones, ib; some mistakes by the continuous current, Zb.; concerning bones in tabes dorsalis, syphilis, and para- in the technique of abdominal surgery, ib.; persistent pupillary membrane and its fre- plegia, 460; annual meeting of, 486; fibrous specimens, 799,1010,1269; siteforamputation in quency, ib ; living and card specimens, 2:37, 537, polypus of the prostatic portion of the ure- gangrene of the lower extremity, 799: rodent 1009, 1268; the late Dr. James Anderson, 586; thra, 582: etiology of roitheln (German ulcer, ib.; disease of the appendix vermi- microphthalmos. ib.; removal of chip of steel measles), ib.; resection of the intestine and formits, 1010; the surgical aspect of appendic- from the vitreous. 587; removal of enlarged immediate suture in gangrenous hernia, 696; itis, ib.; meeting of, 1021; Sir J. Lister, 1269; lachrymal gland, ib; foreign body embedded acute renal dislocation, 796; removal of a instruments, ilb.; pathological report, ib.; in the eye for five years, removal, ib.; a pecu- " pressure pouch " of the cesophagus, 891 ; diet strangulation and hanging, ib.; gastrostomy, liar case of membranous conjunctivitis, 1008; in chronic Bright's disease, 892; immediate ilb.; cncrum oris, ilb.; thirst after abdominal the relationi between visual acuity and visual affects excessive muscular exertion, 1005; oper.t ons. ib. efficiency, ib.; passage of leaden pellet through large cystic myoma of uterus of overtwelve Medico-Chirurgical, Leeds and West eyeball witlh retention of perfect sight, 1009; years' duration romoved by enucleation, 1006, Riding, the comiing o age of, 2.5; arsenical n-evus of the plica semilunaris and two cases 1111; on entem orrhaphy byinvagination (I aun- neuritts. 239; rupture of aneurysm of abdo- of onavus of the conjunctiva ib ; two cases of sell's operatIon), 1112; atropmne in cholera, minal aorta, i7,; h 3nmophilia in an infant, ib blindness resulting from facial erysipelas, one 1267; malignant disease of the thyroid gland, fatal hbem irrnage from varicose ce3ophageal bilateral, ib.; double optic atrophy following ib. veins, ib; nervous asthenipia in school erysipelas of one side of the face, ib; two Royal Meteorological, annual meeting children, ib cases, etc., 2:39, 412, 850, 1050; case3 of complete detachment of the choroid, of, 192 ; meeting of, 1115. rhleumatic hypierpyrexia, 412; tetanus, ib.; ib; pyramidal tract, ib.; tumours of the optic Royal Microscopical, annual meeting of, herpes zoster following strain, ib.; protozoic nerve, 1267; on the combined method of cata- 212; meeting of, 1040 bodies in cancer, 526; peritoneal pouches, ib.; ract extraction, 1268 Sanitary, Leeds. annual meetiDg of, 716 specimens, 526, 64:3; induction of anmesthesia Oxford Union, on vivisection, 309 Scottish Burial Reform and Cremation, and of alterations in the special senses in the Pathological, of London, multiple papil- general meeting of, 935 apparently normal waking state, 643; paper, lomata of the large intestine, 119; cancers of - foZ the Study of Inebriety, annual meet- ib.; conferring of honorary memberships, the v4rious organs and cysts, of the breast due ing of, 777 I etc., at, 716; the induction of premature to psorosperms, ib.; photographs of a haema- -Sugrgical, B'e]gian, fireot mee6ting of, 747 XX2r1V MEDICAL JOURNALJ INDEX. [JUNE 24, 1893. I R., treatment of chlorosis by iron of a malig- Society. Yorkshire College Medical Students, Stockman, Dr. Symonds, Mr. H. P., intussusception some other drugs, 881, 942 the large intestine, 638; ampu- list of officers of, 433 and nant growth of Stoker, Mr.G., soft fibromata from nasal fossa, tation at the hip-joint. 892 Sociology, criminal, 916 of, 885, 915, and Caesarean Soda water, what is? 760 640 Symphsiotomy, a case T., presidential address to Dublin ia contracted osteomalacial Solis-Cohen, Dr.S., Essentials of Medical Dia- Mr. section, 982; 17 Branch, 316, 320; operative treatment of tri- pelvis, 1312 gnosis, rev., 413 ferment of Somerset the department at, facial neuralgia, Sympson, Dr. E. M., the glycolytic House, analytical for cystocele, 740 croupous pneumcnia, 369; the chemical of, 655 Stoltz's operation the pancreas, 113; acute department the, Dr. C. Ewald, rev., Soup, carbolic acid 831 Stomach, Diseases of A. 785 in, of the, 237; hour-glass con- der Hautkrank- South from, 769; the 73, 146; chemistry Symptomalogle und Histologie Africa, correspondence of, 464; ulcer of, E. Vidal, re.v., 896 climate of mountain stationsiD, 771, 867,939 traction of the, 241; adenoma heiten, MM. H. Leloir and Mr. F. in obstruction 465 Sgyphilide (?) of face, 462 Southam, A., typhlotomy for convalescent home at, 602 of by mercury by hot baths, of the large Intestine, 545; suprapubiccyst- Stone, bequest Syphilis, treatment Stoney, Deputy-Surgeon-General A. A., death of, 289, 348, 500, 559; fracture of long bones in, otomy, 588; the treatment of stricture of the ; Krankheiten, Dr. E. urethra, 692; perforation of vermiform ap- 492 460 und die venerischen Mr. C. arterio-venous aneurysm, Finger, rev., 467; and the Nervous System, Dr. pendix, 1222 Stonham, T., 747; inherited or vaccino-, South-Eastern Railway Company, Smith v., 476, 892 W. R. Gowers, rev., B., glaucoma in young people, 121 1132 490, 549 Story, Mr. J. system, 62, medical members of the Cortes of, 676; the Stowers, Dr., melanotic sarcoma of ear, 1010 Syphilitic affections of the nervous Spain, 742 dental 779 ; medical members of Strachan, Mr. B., placenta marginata, 163, 280 profession in, 412 417; for using deep the Senate of, 792 Strain, herpes zoster following, Syringe, new hypodermic, Spas continental, 1025 Straits Settlements, changes in the medical urethral injections, 468 Spectacles, the choice of. 55 department of, 1140 Byringomyelia, case of, 122 Speculnm, new form of, 530 Strangulation and hanging. 1269 vaginal, J.P., death of, 552 T. Spence, Dr. R., death of, 814 Street, Brigade-Surgeon, bones in, 420 Spencer, Dr. H., the induction of premature Street names, 679 Tabes dorsalis, fracture of long 1023 126, 246; consulting labour by Champetier de Ribes's bag. 68 Streets, the noises of the, Table, Carter's dressers', Spender, Dr. J. K., immediate arrest of haemor- Stricture, impassable, suggested means to over- room, 618 958 rhage from the nose, 693 come it, 820, 868 Tabloids (thyroid), 701 ; compressed, in 1079 Spina biflda, successfully treated byiodo-glycer- Stringer. Mr. F. A., Oaths and Affirmations Tait, Mr., on death certification, Britain and Ireland, 747 - Mr. L., ectopic gestation, 177 ; to sacrifice a mne, 413 Great rev., of a practical Spine, concussion of the, 179; caries of, 241; Struthers, Professor, the portrait of, 372, 657 man for a rabbit, 207; the end by, recovery, 406, 779, 885; cure, 546 fractured, case of, 350 Strychnine, poisoning cases of suc- Spirits, a stampede from, 988 in snake bite, 723 Talipes, chronic acquired, three Students, medical, preliminary education of, cessfully treated by operation, 454 Spleen, hydatid of, 12; enlargement of the, 462; fatal poisoning by, 1321 hereditary enlargement of the, 848, traumatic 971 Tartaric acid, 1016 rupture of the ib.; supernumerary, case of, Studentships, medical missionary, 711 Tatham, Dr. J., on death certification, 1161 Studien zur Physiologie und Pathologie des Tattooing, accidental, 275; removal of marks of, Splenectomy, case of, 70, 240; childbirth after, Blutes und der Lymphe, Dr. M. Lowit, rev., 1356 528 Dr. A., death of, 864 205 Taylor, 1013 Splints, paper on, 412 Substitutes, etiquette of, 94 Dr. C. B., death certification, C. W., habit chorea, func- C. E., leprosy and vaccination, 1338 #pondyl-olithesis et Spondyl-izome, Dr. F. Suckling, Dr. 238; Mr. traction Neugebauer, rev., 851 tional ophthalmoplegia with general paralysis Dr. G., an improved aseptic axis Sponge and bath glove, improved, 125 and implication of cranial nerves in young forceps, 183 supervening upon vaccination on the leg, 679 cakes (diabetic), 125 women, 634; paraplegia _Dr. H., spirits, Sponges, the boiling of, 379, 434; in surgery, 545; exophthalmic goitre, 700 Dr. M. H.,the sale of methylated 779 Sugar, absence of from normal urine, 351; of 559, 868 cleansing of, picric 270 Spooner, atr. W., dietary scales for seamen in milk, 360; in urine, estimation of by Dr. S. H., obituary notice of, 512 _ J., necrosing ethmoiditis, 147 the mercantile marlne, 145 acid method, Mr. S. meihod Sputa, fMetid. intralaryngeal injections of Suggestion. treatment by, 178; waking, 548: Tea, coffee, and cocoa, 630; an improved guatacol and menthol in, 1320 therapeutics, 6Q0 of making, 852 New England, 385; alcohol and, 659 Mr. T. P.. the abandonment of iridectomy Squire, Mr. B., a hitherto undescribed variety Suicide in Teale, 1253 of birthmark. 1265 Suicides, the legal fiction of the insanity of, 972, in the extraction of hard cataract, poison, in the the Indian Leprosy commission, Dr. J. E., the naval manceuvres. danger 123R, 1346: by 1238; hospitals, Tebb, Mr. WV., and its of dissemination of consumption, 1347 polloe and, 1303 549; the Recrudescence of Leprosy gas, 1183 rev., 588 Stacy, Mr. J. H., termination of a case of Sulphur in Causation, Ex- chimney sweep's cancer, 232 dioxide, proposed treatment of Asiatic Teece, Mr. R, Report on the Mortality cholera by, 12 (103); liquid, as a disinfectant, perience of the Australian Mutual Provid.out Staffordshire, the brine baths of, 481 to 1888, ret'.. 763 medical specialism on the, 879 702 Society for the 40 years 1849 Stage, 82 cholera hospital on the, 918 Stains and staining,?87 Summers, Mr. W M.P.. the late, Tees, proposed of Pauper Stains, Miss, death of, 91 Sunshine in London, 709 Teeth of schoolchildren, 516, 710; of medical officers, 86 Children, Mr. R. D. Pedley, rev., 701 Stalker, Dr., myxcedema, 411 Superannuation of 662 Stammering, the cure of, 1043 Superfcetation, a case of 11 Telafuss, Dr., the sanitation India, after 366 therapeutics by, 915 Stamp duty on medicines, 1337 Supernatural. gropings tlbe, Telegram. eneral death of, Stark, Mr. A. C., Practical Pharmacy for Medi- Support, the "ideal," 467 Telifer, Deputy Inspector- W., factory, appointment cal Students, rev., 1115 Surgeon, certifying of, 931 and Mr. F. E. Staunton, Mr. M. C., haematoma of sterno- 678 Temperament, Disease, Health, Manual of the Operations of, Dr. J. Chadwick, rev., 416 mastoid, .335 Surgery, 1125 Mr. W. H. case periostitis Bell, rev., 17; for Practitioners and Students, Temper, bad, meat eating and, Staveley. C., of acute and medical men ard, of the jaw from mercurial poisoning, 889 an American Textbook of, Drs. W.W. Keen Temperance, progress of, 478; Steam 879 J. W. White, rev., 71 620 disinfectors, administration in, Dr. C., poisoning by coal gns in Stearns, Dr. H. P., Mental Diseases, rev., 1167 Surrey, sanitary 12463 Templeman, of intes- Steel, chronic lead occurring in the Surveyor. Dr. N. F., Madura disease, 8465 ground air, 288; traumatic rupture poisoning 387 strangula- manufacture of, 1264 Sutton, Dr. A. M., presentation to, tine, acute peritonitis, death, 401; pins to prevent shortening after fracture, Sutton Bridge, sanitary state of, 555 tion and hahging, 1269 or into illustrating repair of. 951 354, 435, 546 Swain, Mr. P., pancreatic cyst effusion Tendons. specimens catarrh, 437 Steele, Dr. C., vaccination on the leg, 679 the peritoneal cavity? 456; primary excision Terpene hydrate In bronchial for compound fracture of Terrors of childhood, 1270 Stellwag v. Carion, Professor, celebrates 71st of elbow-joint 804 birthday, 444 humerus into joint, 1220 Testing case, the nurse's pocket. Swan, R. L.. caries of spine, 241 Testimonial, a, 335; a bishop's, ib. Stephenson, Mr. J. B., Notes on Medicinal Dr. case 412 1060 Dr. S. A. L., death of, 1202 Tetanus, idiopathic, 405; of, Remedies, rev., of the cholera hospital ship on the, Mr. S., persistent pupillary mem- Swanzy. Mr. H. R.. Handbook of Diseases Thames, proposed rev 72; thecombined method of cataract 534; infectious disease on the, 555 brane and its frequency, 236; the sterilisation Eye, Anatomy, rev., 896 of solutions for ophthalmic use. 804 extraction, 1268 Thane, Dr. G. D., Quain's Swearing. See Oath. Theatre, a new operating, 427 Sterilisation of solutions for ophthalmic use, an 960, 804 Sweating dens. the inspection of, 1021 Theatres of London, inquiry into, 646, Dr. G. A Manual of Bacteriology. Sweetbread, what is the ? 812, 868, 879 1128, 1175, 1225 Sternberg, M., diph- and, 781, 833; by tele- rev., 414; appointed Surgeon-General of the Sweeting, Mr. R. D. R., post-searlatinal Therapeutics, neurology United States theria, a statistical analysis, 525 grala, 415 Armv, 1300 and Hand-Lexikon. enthaltend Jn Sterno-mastoid, relationship between wry-neck Swinburn, Mr. J., " Electrical Review" Therapeutisches " Defence 487 und 3,100 Receptformeln die and congenital haematoma of, 175, 335, 404 " Science Siftings Fund, 350 Artikeln Switzerland, female students in, 163; medical gebrauchlichen und neuesten Heilmittel und Stethoscope, improved binaural, 803 inebriety Dr. T. A. Zerner, rev., 747 Stevens, Mr. W. B., the truth about Russian women in, 315; treatment of chronic Heilmethoden, and clinical, " in, 626; English medical practitioners in, 1355 Thermometer, baby's food, bath, famine bread," 146 lens clinical, ib. Stevenson, Dr. E- S., extrauterine gestation, 798 Swordmanship, 1285, 1355 .530; the acme the directorship of the Bacteriological case, a new, 246 Dr. N., transillumination of the Sydney, Dr. H., Handbuch der physiolog- eyes, 379 Institute at, 1140 Thierfelder, on death certification, 853; Analyse, Stewart, Dr. T. G., the treatment of bronchi- Sykes, Dr. J. F. J., isch-und pathologisch-chemischen preparation intowns in an invasion of cholera, rev., 416 wectasis, 1147 of 641 Mr. G. a of vis- 1221 Thigh, fibroma the, Still, C., case of transposition 267 - of the neck of the, 464 890 Symington,Dr.J.,subsidising scientificbooks, bone, fracture cera, St C.,on the bacillus 113 after abdominal operations, 1269 Stirling, Dr. E. C., presentation to, 723 Symmers,Dr.W. viridans, Thirst INDEX. r PRITISE 2rv JUNEI -24,7 1893.1- J [MEDICAL JOURNAL

Thomas, Mr. D. E., the fever hospital difficulty Trading institutions and the spread of disease, Union, London Hospital Clubs, dinner of, 1064 in London, 1242 597 - Medical Defence, the costs in Denholme Dr. G. D., on death certification, 853 Traducing the profession, 30,83, 147 v. Tait, 39, 92, 137; meeting of council of, 154, Dr. H., ununited fracture of clavicle, Tramps, small-pox and, 554, 975: vaccination 533, 611, 872,1203,1352; the approaching annual 700 and, 615, 983 meeting of, 369; the annual meeting of, 431, Dr. J. D., obituary notice of, 672 Transactions of the American Surgical Associa- 9.5; remarks on, 435, 548; the presidency of, Mr. R. B., fracture of the femur by mus- tion, Mr. W. J. Dornan, rev., 957; of the Ameri- 969 cular action, 519 can Ophthalmological Society, rev., 1013; of United States of America, female medical Mr. W., the treatment of severe club- the Second Annual Meeting of the Association students in, 47; epileptic "colonies" in, 81; foot, 343 of Military Surgeons of the National Guard of insanity in the, 155; quarantine in the, 193. Thompson, Sir H., on defects in the present the United States, rev., 1222 213, 711; population ratios in, 216; politics in mode of certifying as to the cause of death for Transillumination of the eyes, 379, 435; of the as affecting public medical officers, 717; the purpose of registration, 157* Cremation and face, 1208 pathologicalresearchin, 776; letters from, 1277; Crime from the Point of View of Hygiene and Transmigrants, infectious, 1127 the naval medical school of, 1338 Medi-al Jurlsprudence, rev., 359; on death Transvasl, fever in the, 1219 Universities, Scottish, salaries ot professors in, certification, 107 Travel, the luxuries of, 1248 422; Scottish, and examinations in prelimi- - Mr. J. T., removal of a chip of steel Travers, Dr. W., albuminuria in pregnancy, 1059 nary science, 1292 from the vitreous, 587 Trevelyan, Dr. E. F., tetanus, 412 University of Aberdeen. presentation of Profes- Thomson, Mr. Arnold, presentation to, 497 Sir G. and the Leith local authority, sor Struthers's portrait to, 372; the rearrange- -Mr. Arthur, the proposed list of fifth 387; and medical officers, 658; deputation to, ment of professors' salaries at, 439; the medi- year instructors, 1346 1045 cal staff corps of, 553; fees in medicine, 675; - or. H., inoculation of measles, 754 Treves, Mr. F., lipoma of the broad ligament, the proposed extension of, 762; capping cere- Dr. J., On Congenital Obliteration of 353; a series of cases of relapsing typhlitis mony at, ib.; the chair of logic at, 814; pass the Bile Ducts, rev., 124; myxcedema, 411 treated by operation, 835 list, 822; meeting of university court of, 823 ; - Dr. W. T., strychnine poisoning, re- Trevithick, Mr. E., fatal poisoning by tartaric the quatercentenary of, 914; draft ordinance, covery, 406 acid, 1321 1203 Thorburn, Mr. W., notes on a group of sym- Trevor, Surgeon-Captain H. O., aneurysm in a of Bombay, the standard of educa- ptoms commonly attributed to dislocation of fox terrier, 159 tion at, 720; election to medical faculty, of, the neck, 287 ; 3 cases of hypertrophicpulmon- Trichinosis in Belgium, 1300 823 ary osteo-arthropathy, 1155 Trinidad, the lepers of, 215 of Bonn, new bacteriological insti- Thorne, Mr. A., consolioated aneurysm, 463 Triplets, 392 tute at, 676 -Dr. W. B., cholei a nurses, 609 Triticumina food, 646 of Brussels, fema!e students at, 559 Thornton, Mr. J. K., the treatment of fibro- Trocar, improved ovarlotomy, 646; ovarlotomy, - of California, proposed new build- myoma uteri, 281 new form of, 1272 ings for, 665 Thresh, Dr., couutry water supply, 176; gastro- Tronson, Mr. W. F., displacement of the ulnar of Cambridge, notes from, 149, intestinal influenza, 421; isolation v. inuoc- nerve, 288 210, 270, 326, 383,; degrees, 326, 4:9, 674, tion, 490; the condition of rural districts on Tropacocaine In ophthalmic practice, 1318 985, 1203, 1352; acts, 383, 1245; electors to pro- an invasion of cholera, 1221 Truss, Draper's, 126 fessorships, 383; dates of examinations for Throat and Nose, Malignant Disease of the, Dr. Tubby, Mr. A. H., the treatment of severe club- M.B. degree, 553; Professor Virchow at, 661 - D. Newman, rev., 72; A Treatise on Diseases foot, 342: specimens illustrating repair of ten- the D.P.H. diploma at, 722; pass lists, 870, of the, Dr. F. H. Bosworth, rev., 123; local dons, 951 985, 1037; examiners, 9-33, 1203; lectures otL applications to the, 618, 679 Tube, endoseopic, difficulty in passing, a sug- anthropology, 933; bacteriology at, ib ; Crane's Thrombosis of inferior vena eava, 9; pulmonary gestion, 930 charity, 985; Fitzwilliam Museum, ib ; instruc- and infarction, the relation of, 233 Tuberele bacillus. See Bacillus tion in practical hygiene, ib.; zoological re- "Throughth," 913 Tuberculin, Dr. D. Freire on, 272; treatment by, search, 1037; teachers' training coltege, ib; Thumb, traumatic angioma of, 844 723; In leprosy, 1140; effects of combined with Sedgwick memorial museum, ib.; fellowship Thursfield, Dr. W. N., deaths of mothers in surgical measures in the treatment of lupus, electiop,ib.; Rede lecture, 1203; lst M.B. ex- childbed considered as preventable mortality, 1154, 1319 amination, ib. 15, 28 Tuberculosis, the proportion of cattle affected of Chicago, a medical faculty of, Thurston, Dr. E. P., the impracticability of with 33; law for the suppression of, 212; case 431 efficient quarantine, 93 of, 238; of Bones and Joints, Dr. N. Sean, rev, --of Copenhagen, new professorships Thymus gland, abscess of, 464 358, 447; of cows and the London County In, 292 Thyroid gland, myxcedema treated by extract Council, 426; in cattle, 441; of the urinary - of Dorpat, students, etc., at, 444 of, 8, 64, 252, 490, 737, 745, 800; fresh, feediDg tract, 464; of urinary organs, ib.; Individual of Dublin, pass list, 384; and the on In miyxcadema, 10, 64, 114, 266, 668, 738, 954, immunity to, 916; of Fallopian tubes, uterus, General Medical Council, 1242 955; the functions of the, 58; enlarged, 70, and ovaries in a child, 951 -- of Durham, passlists, 871, 933, 985,1246 179; preparations of, 804 ; malignant disease Tuckey, Dr., treatment by hypnotism, 727 of Edinbuigh and the five years of the, 1267 Tuke, Dr. ID. H.. American politics as affecting curriculum, 140; meeting of university court tablolds, 701 public medical officers, 17 of, 210, 720, 1352; public health lectures at, 253 ; Thyroldectomy, 700 Tumour, cerebral, 641 ; papillomatous of both meeting of students' representative COUDCi, 'Iibbits v. Mercer and others, 325; v. Alabaster ovaries, 951; fibrocystic of the uterus, ib.; of 428; the Leckie-Mactier Fellowship at, 439; and others, 368, 423, 436 the optic nerve, 1267 draft regulations for the degrees of B.Sc. and Tibia, congenital dislocation of, 344; and fibula, Tumours, abdominal, of difficult diagnosis, 584; D.Sc. in public health, 553; a unique record ununited fracture of, 1162 ovarian complicating pregnancy, 890; large at, 559; the salaries of professors in, 597, 675; Tidey, Dr. S., English medical practitioners in pelvic, treatment of pregnancy complicated pass lists, 720, 870 933, 986; the final examina- Switzerland, 1355 by, 893; flbroid of uterus, absorption of, 1323 tion of, 1245,1298 Times (the) and the Medical Battery Company, Tunica vaginalis, hydrocele of reaching within -- of Glasgow, the register of, 34; ihe 593 the abdomen, 844 teaching of materia medica and therapeutics Tips, 1355 Turner, Dr. D., A Manual of Practical Elec- at, 92; the chair of therapeutics in, 428; pass Tizzoni, Professor, accident to, 423; chemical tricity, rev.. 1060 lists, 773, 822, 870; graduation ceremony vaccine against rabies, 516 Mr. F. C., Intestinal obstruction, 744 933; and Queen Margaret College, 1023 Tobacco,improved,368; an apology for, 813 - Dr. P. D., Andreas Vesalius, 51 - of Harvara, the medical faculty of Tokyo, establishment of laboratory for study of - Sir W., proposed presentation to, 1336 and the medical education of women, 99 infectious diseases at, 615 Turney, Dr., chylous pleurisy and ascites, 1057 medical school of, 444 Tombstone, doctor or? 984 Tuthill, Mr. G. L., death of, 1137 - Johns Hopkins, the medical schoo Tomes, Mr. C. S., the registration of dentists, 322 Twins, interval of a week between the birth of, of,83 Tomkins, Mr. H. t., diplomates, graduates, and 12; the Orissa, 1176 - of London, pass lists, 41, 383, 1137 appointments, 323; on the administration of Twynam, Mr. G. E., tyring the patella for frac- and the new teaching university for London. carbolic acid, 499 ture of that bone, 172 79; the contest at the, 84, 143; the meetingof Tommasi, Professor, memorial to, 910 Tympanum, new method ofinflating the, 403 convocation of, 133, 142, 1037; the reconstitu- Tongue, idiopathic inflammation of the, 637; Tyne, the hlealth officership of the, 441 tion of and the medical grievance, 145; suc- siouighing phagednena of, 845; hard chancre Typhlitis, relapsing treated by operation, 835 cessful candidates at matriculation examina- of, ib.; bloodless method of removing the, 953 Typhlotomy, temporary treatment of obstruc- tion of, 367; meeting of senate of, 478; the Tonsil, primarv syphilitic sore on, 23s; lympho- tion of the large iDtestine by, 120, 3196, 545, 637 finances of, 809; the chancellorship of, 917 sarcoma of, 583 Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric examiners, 1037 Tonsijittis, rheumatic, 588; and wood pave- Typhus fever. See Fever. -Midland, proposals for, 471, 481 ments, 1283 Tyring the patella for fracture of that bone, 172 of Montpelier, students at, 616 Tonsillotomy, with an analyses of 230 cases, 635 Tyson, Dr. W. J. acute croupous pneumonia, 784 of Munich, opening of new pharma- To'01I. secondary ha3morrhage after removal cological institute at, 988 of, 1159 U - of Oxford, Professor Virchow at, Tovuui, uAtracting the wrong, 612 "Ubone" 75 720; entries at, 1203; notes from, 1245, 1298; the Toutn, Dr. H. H., diphtheritic paralysis wlth Ulcer, periorating gastric, ab;,cess due to, 11 - Hope 1298 temporary deafness, professorship, absolute 510 rodent of the male breast, 233 ; rodent, 799; Royal, of Ireland, juniorfellowships, roottng, the proposed fever hospital at, 311, 555 rodent, plastic operation for, 893; gastric, etc., at, 315: the diploma in mental disease of, Tophi at an earlyage, 118 gastrorrhaphy for 944; perforating gastric 447; pass lists, 1092, 1137 Torticollis. See Wry-neck treated by abdominal section, 952; perforated of St. Andrews, draft medical ordin- Toulouse, epidemic of mealles at, gastric, treated by drainage, 1258 ances, 42; medical degrees for women at, 867 Tout. the doctor's. 1356 Ulceration, gastric, remarkable cases of and of Tubingen, the rectorship of, 1060 Touting, advertising, covering, 92 their results, 731 Victoria, pass lists, 774; proposed Touts, lieroes as, 82 Ulna, dislocation of lower end of, 641 examination of sanitary inspectors at, 1204 Towne, Mr. N., obituary notice of, 719 -Uniforms, bullet-proof, rifles and 710; bullet- -______of Vienna, the chair of medicine at, Toy, a dangerous, 321 proof, 811 777: students at, 786 I xxvi MPDJCA,LTxz BRiTInJOURNAL J INDEX. [JUNE 24, 1893.

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Urethra, warty growths in, 178 ; ruptured, suture 561 ; the welcome to, 603, 655 ; banquet to, 660; Wernicke, Dr. C., Pathologie des Nervensystems, of, 462; fibrous polypus of the prostatic por- at Cambridge, 661 ; at Oxford, 720; the welcome rev., 1223 tion of, 582; the treatment of stricture of the, home of, 908; the Cellular Pathology of, i207 Wernicke's hemianopic pupillary reaction, 779 692; rupture of the membranous portion of Viseera, a case of transposition of, 890, 1208 Wesender krankheit und die Wege der Heilung treated without operation, 1322 Visual acuity and visual efficiency, the relation (ueber das), Herr E. Ponfick, rev., 1?4 Urethrolithotomy, case of, 11 between, 1008 West, Dr. S., remarkable cases of gastric ulcera- Urethroscopes, 206 Vitreous, removal of a chip of steel from the, tion and their results, 731; acute croupous Uric Acid Gravel and Gout, Chemistry and 587 pneUtmonia, 785 Therapeutics of, Sir W. Roberts, rev., 16 Voelcker, Dr. F., intra-auricular cardiac poly- WesLern Australia, the Government of and Dr. Urine, specific gravity of in diabetes mellitus, pus, 292; congenital malformation of the H. L. Smith, 248, 260 173; normal, absence of sugar from, 351; esti- heart, ib. Westmacott, Mr. F. H., abscess of thymus gland, mation of sugar in by the picric acid method Voles, victorious, 556; the plague of in Scotland 464; stricture of cesophagus, ib. 512; fmetal, secreted in utero, the composition and Professor Loeffler. 1186 Weyl, Herr T., The Coal-Tar Colours, rev., 359 of, 1261 Volunteer Medical Service, Manual for the, Mr. Wheaton, Dr. S. W., microscopical preparations - charts, 126 R. Sleman, rev., 73, 215 of organs in West Africa, " blackwater" fever, Uterus, delivery complicated by large fibroid of, Medical Staff Corps, promotions and 232 65; absence of cervix of, 68; the frequency of appointments in, 40, 149, 209, 324, 381, 437, 552, Wheeler, Mr. A., leprosy and vaccination, 619 the local symptoms associated with backward 611, 670, 718, 821, 870, 932, 983, 1036, 1087, 1135, Whisky, Canadian Club, 1282 displacement of the, 69; the treatment of flbro- 1202, 1245, 1295; the decorations for, 209, 324, Whitaker. Mr. J. R., Anatomy of the Brain and myoma of, 281; hypertrophic elongation of 381, 552,670, 984, 1295; " non-combatant" volun- Spinal Cord, rev., 19 the cervix of as a cause of obstructed labour, teers, 209, 324; the proficiency examination White, Mr. E. W. W., tumour of orbit, 700 948; fibrocystic tumour of, 951; large cystic for, 324; and the removal of cholera patients, Mr. F. F., medical reform at Coventry, 39 myoma of removed by enucleation, 1006, 1111; 806; ambulance inspection of 4th Volunteer Dr. J. W., An American Textbook of Sur- treatment of fibroids of, 1011: gravid, removal Battalion East Surrey Regiment, 1135 gery for Practitioners and students, rev., 71 of by abdominal section, 1059; acute inversion Vomiting, obstinate, koumiss in, 404; nitro- Dr. N. W., the late, 141 of, spontaneous reduction, recovery, 1109; sep- glycerine in, 693 Dr. S., hernia in childhood, 643 tate, 1220; absorption of fibroid tumours of, Vulva, inflammation of follicles (hair) about, Dr. W., dislocation of lower end of ulna, 1323 1251 641 r. W. Dr. W. H., Guy's Hospital Reports, rev., Vaccination, sixpenny doctors and, 51, 159, 275; Waggons. ambulance, 499, 559 16; fibroid thickening of the endocardium, and advertisement, 103; successful, grants Waghorn, Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel H., death 234; on the treatment of diabetes mellitus by for, 266, 331, 470, 474; and small-pox in Gier- of, 381 feeding on raw pancreas and by the injection many, 271; and small-pox, 334, 1130; Erup- Wakefield, Mr. H. R, An Elementary Textbook of liquor pancreaticus, 452; peripheral neu- tions, Dr. T. D. Poole, rev., 415; and small-pox of Hygiene, rev., 897 ritis, 697; diet in chronic Bright's disease, in India, 547; accidental on upper lip re- Walden, Mr. C , on death certification, 963 892; mediastinal growth opening the cesopha- sembling chancre, 580; publications as to, 584; Waldo Dr. F. J,, sanitary administration in gus and aorta, 951 at the Leicester fever hospital, 594, 608, 668, London, 674; night shelters and the propaga- Whitechapel, extinction of small-pox in, 535 761 ; and leprosy in Cyprus, 595 ; and leprosy, tion of small pox, 1290 Whitehead Mr. W., scrotal hernia, 240; fibroma 608, 619, 818, 1338; and tramps, 615, 983; anti- Dr. H., inflammation of follicles (hair) of the thigh, 641 choleraic 632, 639, 651, 913; fees for the supply about pubes and vulva, 1251 White lead, the dangers of, 991 of lymph, 654, 668; on the leg, 679 ; and the lay Wales, proposed university for, 84, 1064, 1182 Whitelegge, Dr. B. A., epidemics of measles, 14; press, 709; in Ireland, 762; as a protection Walker, Dr. N., treatment of ringworm. 786; changes of type in epidemic diseases, 393, 449, against small-pox, 818, 824, 1304: by magistrate's rodent ulcer illustrated with demonstrations, 510, 577 order, 818; in relation to small-pox, 908; and 799 Whitla, Dr. W., The Elements of Pharmacy, the inoculability of leprosy, 912; the coming Wallace, Brigade-Surgeon J., death of, 40 Materia Medica, and Therapeutics, rev., 122 debate on, 1022; and small-pox, reports on, Waller, Rev. H., Health Hints for Central Africa, Wickman, Dr. R., Der Werth der Symptome der 1027, 1081, 1228, 1275; the laws of, 1029, 1074, etc., rev., 1167 sogenannten traumatischen Neurose, rev., 1224 12A3, 1286; American opinion of the value of, Mr. T. H., interval of a week between Widow's liability, a, 1037 1029; compulsory, debate on in the House of the birth of twins, 12 Wielobycki, Dr., celebrates 100th birthday, 83 Commons, 106., 1072,1084; in China, 1251; and Wall papers, hygienic, 556 Wigg v Gilison, 930 insurance, 1345, 1349; and the requirements of Walsham, Mr. W J., the treatment of severe Wightwick, Dr F. P., lay antivaccination agita- the Education Department, 1345 club-foot, 339; the treatment of scoliosis, 343; tors and the public press, 435 Vaccinators, payment of, 387 genu valgum, etc., 344; elongation of the liga- Wiglesworth, Mr. A., on the administration of Vaccine, chemical, against rabies, 516 mentum patelle treated by transplantation carbolic acid, 347 Vaccinia, generalised, 353 of the tubercle of the tibia, 352; large renal Wilcox, Dr. R. W., American editions of English Vacher, Dr. F., The Food Inspector's Hand- tumours in a child abdominal nephrectomy, books, 206 book. rev., 529 recovery, 694; St. Bartholomew's Hospital Wild, Dr. R. B., muscular atrophy with arterial Vagina, absence of, 68 ; dilatation of, 618 Reports, rev., 895 degeneration, 464 Vaginismus obstructing labour, 1219 Walters, Dr. F. R,, lumbilical pocket, 173 Wilding, Dr. J., idiopathic tetanus, 405 Vallance, Mr. W., on death certification, 1017 Ward, Dr. O., notification of infectious cases Wilkin, Mr. G. C., necrosing ethmoiditis, 147 Valve, ileo-caeeal, absence of the, 241 arising in another district, 1141 Wilkinson, Dr. G., acute ulcerative colitis, 70; Van Ackeren, Dr. F., Klinisches Receptaschen- Ward-Humphreys, Dr. G. H., "return" cases of vesical calculi. 642 buch, rev., 958 scarlet fever, 159 Willett, Dr. G., vaccination on the leg, 830 Vandersmagt, Mr., death of, 722 Warner, Dr. F., physical and mental condition Williams, Dr. A. W., treatment of skin diseases, Van Giesen, Dr. E., A Study of the Artefacts of of school children, 427 ' constitutional differ- 1112 the Nervous System, rev., 957 ences between boys and girls, and their rela- Dr. C. T., acrotherapeutics In lung Van HeuTck, Dr. H., The Microscope, its Con- tion to educational requirements, 940 disease, 566, 621, 681; the climate of South struction and Management, rev., 957 Warrlngton, cost of the outbreak of small-pox African mountain stations, 861 Varicella, variola, simulating, 291 at, 860; the guardians of and Dr. Gornall, 873 - Dr. D., Gossensass as a health resort, Variola simulating varicella, 291 Washington, proposed meteorological contest 1175 Veins, varicose cesophageal, fatal hremorrhage at, 672 Dr. E., death of, 249; obituary notice from, 239 ; varicose of the leg, treatment of, 830 Water, drinking of London, 368: purification of of, 325 Vena cava inferior, thrombosis of, 9 by sedimentation, 539; drinking, pathogenic -- Dr. H., Graves's disease and myx- Venesection in certain hemorrhagic forms of baeteria in, 856; river, effectual purification cedema, 799 phthisis, 171, 288; in thoracic aneurysm, 744 of, 1349 Dr. J. D., The Structures in the Meso- Vermeulen, Dr. F., the treatment of myxcedema supply, country, 176; of London, Hert- salpinx, their Normal and Pathological Ana- by feeding with thyroid gland, 266 fordshire and, 386; of London, 674; distilled tomy, rev., 1115 Vermiform appendix. See Appendix for Kharkoff, 722; the urban and the drought, Mr. J. R., accidental tattooing, 275 Verrall, Mr. T. J., warty growths in urethra, 1330 Mr. J. T., ligature of the superficial 178; myelold sarcoma of orbit, 893 - ways offensive, 535 femoral and external iliac artery for popliteal Vesalius, Andreas, 51, 103 Waterfield, Mr. W. H., acute inversion of uterus, and femoral aneurysm, 1111 Victoria, cremation in, 153. 723; registration of spontaneous reduction, recovery, 1109 Dr. P. W., foreign body in the larynx, infants' houses in, 380; deaths of the profes- Waters, aerated, lead in, 140; artificial and 743 sion in, 876; inquests in. ib. mineral, Professor 0. Liebrich on, 866 Mr. W. R., prevalence of cancer and Vidal, M. E, Symptomatologie und Histologie Watson, Mr. S., an unusual case of nasal poly- its increase, 293, 547 der Hautkrankheiten, rev., 896 pus. 892 Williamson. Mr G. E., abscess of ovary, 1110 Vienna, cost of the cbolera scare at, 914; gift of Weariness and distress. 1284 'Dr. R. T.,the direct pyramidal tracte Baron N. Rothschild to, 914 Weather, the, and the death rate. 82 of the spinal cord, 946 Vierordt, Dr. H., Anatomisehe phvsiologische forecasts, international, 192 Willoughby, Dr. E. F., The Health Officer's und physikalische Daten und Tabellen, rev.. 590 Webster, Mr. A. I., a case of popliteal aneurysm, Pocket Book, m-ev., 802 Vignal. Dr. W., Orotava and the Canary Islands, 174 Wills, Dr. W. A., a case of diabetes treated by 419, 469 Dr. J. C., Researches in Female the administration of raw pancreas, 1265 Villimin. posthumous honours to, 80 Pelvic Anatomy, rev., 180; Tubo-peritoneal Wilson, Dr. A., the bacillus viridans, 206 Villette, the slaughterhouses at, 433, 487 Ectopic Gestation, rev., ib. -- Dr. C., hereditary enlargement of the Vintras, Mr. L, two cases of spontaneous Weismann, Dr.,the Germ Plasm, a Theory of spleen, 848 cedema, 1162 Heredity, rev., 592 Dr. G. A., obituary notice of, 96 Virchow, Dr. C,, Analytische Methoden zur Wells, Sir T. S., childbirth after splenectomy, Mr. G. R., Drunkenness, rev., 1012 Nahrungsmittel-Untersuchungen, rev., 645 205; the end of a "practical cure," 398; on Dr. J. T., presentation to, 659 Professor R., sewage farms in relation death certification, 854; in Glasgow, 1185 Wine of beef peptone, nutrient, 125 to cholera, 320; proposed public dinner to, Welsford, Dr. A. G., church work and the medi- Winslow, Mr. W. W., a case of catalepsy, 1321 424, 435, 481 ; the Croonian lecture on the posi- cal profession, 717; erythema in typhoid fever, Withington, the local board of v. the Corpora- tion of pathology among biological studies, 1161 tion of Manchester, 325 9 Tr z BRPrism xrvii JUNE , 1893..1 INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [MEDICiLt JGVNkL

Witnesses, medical, payment of, 551, 859 lunatics in, ib.; drink map of the consumption Yearbook, of Treatment for 1893, rev., 243: of Woakes, Mr. E., necrosing ethmoiditis, 91, 1216 of alcohol in, 51 ; alcohol in, 364; early kiting the Scientific and Learned Societies of Great Wolfe, Dr. J. R., removal of to Melbourne, 314; in the sick wards of, 775 Britain and Ireland, rev., 1167 return to Glasgow, 817 Working classes, the, and medical charities, Yeomanry, promotions and appointments in Wolff, Dr. J., Das Gesetz der Transformation der 538, 609 the medical staff of, 552, 611, 670, 821, 1036 Knochen, rev., 124 Workshops, the new medical inspection of, 810; Yeux. See Eye Women as workers and inspectors, 197; un- sanitary condition of, 1025; sanitary authori- York rural district, sanitary condition of, 495 qualified practice by in Prussia, 215; and the ties and the inspection of in London, 1246 Yorkshire, riverspread fever in, 386 medical profession in Germany, 534 724; in Worthington, Dr. G., the incubation period of Yoruba Country, West Africa, climate, etc., of, the Edinburgh scientific societies, h39; young, chicken-pox, 51 779 functional ophthalmoplegia with general Mr. L., dwellings of the poor, 1007 Young, Dr. D., poisoning by oysters and by paralysis and implication of cranial nei ves in, Wounds, antiseptic managerment of, 161, 277, 387, anchovies, 51 634: medical degrees for at St Andrews, 867; 379 ; produced by modern rifle bullets, 973 Deputy-Surgeon-General E. W., death medical education of, 939 clinical teaching of Wray, Dr. D. C., waking suggestion, 548 of, 323 in Edinburgh, 1183 pregnant, longings of, 1322 Wright, Dr. A. E., Haffaine's method of vacci- Younge, Surgeon-Captain G. H., a case of super- Wonford House Hospital for the Insaine, report nation against Asiatic cholera, 227; staining numerary spleen, 1161 of, 46 reactions of leucocytes, 400 Yunge-Bateman, Mr., landing of passengers in Wood, Miss C. J., ward for sick nurses, 1252 Mr. G. A., excision of vermiform ap- an invasion of cholera, 1221 Mr. N., the treatment of diabetes by pan- pendix, 641; abdominal surgery, 849; the creatic extracts, 64 treatment of meningocele, with reports of Z. Woodcock, Dr., presentation to, 864 two cases treated by excision, 949 Zakrevsky, J., criminal sociology, 916 Woodhead, Dr. G. 8., protrzoa as a cause of Mr. J. C., aneurysm, 1059 Zehender, Dr. W., Bericht uber die einund. malignant new growths, 521 Mr. S., endocaraitis in a calf, 1057 zwanzigste VersammluDg der Ophthalmolo- Wood pavements and tonsillitis, 1283 Wrist, excision of, 177 gischen Gesellschaft, r-ev., 244 Woods, Mr. F. J., hypnotism as a therapeutic Wry-neck and congenital baematoma of the Zerner, Dr. Th., Therapeutisches Hand-Lexikon, agent, 953 sterno-mastoid, relationship between, 175, 335, enthaltend in 350 Artikeln und 3.100 Recept- Dr. H., a bogus doctor, 385; the Medical 404 formeln die gebriiuchlichen und neuesten Defence Union, 435; Dublin university, 1242 Wylie, Dr. W., obstructive anuria, 1059 Heilmittel und Heilmethoden, revt., 747 Woodward, Dr. W., cumulative penalties under Wyllie, Dr. J., spontaneous fracturesin epilepsy,j Ziehen, Dr. T., Introduction to Physiological the Vaccination Act, 609; tea, coffee, and 728 Psychology, rev., 295 cocoa, 680; superannuation of district medi- Y. Zinc gelatine, 298 cal officers, 1204 Yainada, Count, death of, 211 Zucchi, Dr. C., death of, 1202 World's fair, the. See Chicago Yarmouth, the board of guardians of and mid- WorkhouEes, intoxicants in, 45; medical fees for wifery fees, 45; the hospital question at, ib. INDEX TO THE EPITOME FOR VOLUME I FOR 1893.

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A. Antitoxin in tetanus, 225 Bacteriology of cholera, 149 Abbott, F., jun., the treatment of cholera, 308 Antonini, neutral sulphate of duboisin in Bacterium coli commune in inflammatory affec- Abdominal section, how is peritonitis cured by, mental disease, 145 tions of the anus, 236 499 Antrum of Highmore, empyema of the,615 Baelz, therapeutics of the hot bath, 421 Abel. ozcena 290 Anus, the bacterium coli commune in affections Bar, sear on the foeta' integuments, 33 Abortiou, suspected, 11; missed, 13, 237; crimi- of, 236 Barth, antitoxin in tetanus, 225 nal at second month, 164; the treatment Apostoli, treatment of uterine fibroids by the Bath, hot, therapeutics of the, 421 of, 201; induced, sublimate poisoning from method of, 458 Batigne, local syncope, 155 bougies in, 437 Appendix vermiformis, hernia of the, 451 Baiimleir, broncho-pneumonia In pulmonary Abscess, hypodermic, puerperal septic2emia Arm, obstetric paralysis of, 510 tuberculosis, 66 cured by, 31; retropharyngeal, treatment of, Armstrong, prostatectomy, 391 Baumm, symphysiotomy, subsequent mobility 72; metastatic of brain, 89; parametric in a Arnd, permea%bility of the wall of strangulated of articulations, 496 child, aged 12, 241; pelvic, encysted dropsy intestine to microbes, 383 Beaucamp, the management of the placenta in associated with, 397 Arteries, lesions of, 250 ; pressure byveins on,509 delivery, Abscesses, intracranial of otitic origin, 177 Arterio-sclerosis, the veitigo of, 112; generalised, Bechterew, effects of suspension on the visual Acholia, experimental production of, 525 192; and rheumatism, 272 disorders in spinal cord affections, 378 Acids, action of on the, movements of the Artery, popliteal, perforation of the by an exos- Behring, treatment of diphtheria with serum, stomach, 214 tosis of the linea aspera, 452 441 Actinomycosis, case of, 46, 90 Arthritis, gonorrhceal, 497 Belladonna in strangulated hernia, 107 Addison's disease. See Disease. Ascites hepatic, calomel in, 269 Belmondo, sedative and hypnotic action of Albarran, resection of the bladder, 93 Asphyxia, resistance of the fcetus to, 440 duboisin, 79; duboisin in hystero-epilepsy, Albert, gastro-enterostomy, 156 Atropine, poisoning by, 167 247 Albertoni, duboisin in hystero-epilepsy, 247 Auclair, suppuration of uterus causing para- Benzin In scabies, 105 Albespy, epidemic masses, plugging the exter- plegia mistaken for spinal cancer, 261 BWrenger-Feraud, tenia medlocanellata, 44 nal auditory meatus, 493 Audeoud, serotherapeutics of pneumonia, 203 Berg, plexiform neuroma, 434 Albumen, new test for, 135 Auditory centies, the,in relation to language,410 Bergmann, V., removal of tumour of the liver, Albuminuria, 65; and ovarian tumours, 200; in - meatus, epidermic masses plugging, 431 relation to parturition, 494 493 Bergonler, treatment of uterine fibroids by Alcoholism, chronic, heart failure from, 508 Aue, hernia of both ovaries, reduction and Apostoli's method, 458 Aldibert, ovariotomy in childhood, 306 radical operation,15 Beri beri, causes of death in, 274 Alexins, the origin of, 84 Aufrecht, cholera nephritis, 63; influence of Bernhardt, arsenical paralysis and nephritis, Alkalies, action of on the movements of the water rich in salt upon the development of 154 stomach, 214 cholera bacilli, 339; albuminuria in relation Bernheim, the relation of Infantile paralysis to Altitude, therapeutic effects of, 267 to parturition, 494 poliomyelitis in the adult,111; subcutaneous Alumnol in diseases of the throat and nose, 337 Auscultation,cesophageal, 3 saline injections in 457 Amputation, bloodless, at the hip-joint byanew Axilla, dissection ofin theremovalof mammary Besser, a hitherto undescribedeclampsia,bacillus in small- method, 367; in tetanus, 390 cancer, 157 pox pustules, 464 Amylene hydrate, 148 Azia, strophanthus in pruritus, 246 Bicarbonate of soda and digestion 38 Analgen, 333 Bilberryin diarrheca, 106 Anastomosis, intestinal, 69 B. Bilharzia haematobia, 195 Aneurysm, aortic, treatment of by electrolysis Babes, subcutaneousinjections of normal nerve Binz, poisoning by atropine, 167 through introduced wire, 29 ; aortic, treat- substance in epilepsy and neurasthenia, 60 Bladder, resection of the, 93; foreign bodies in ment of by" needling," 71 Bacilli, is puesperal eclampsia due to? 74, 97; of the, 98; drainage of ureters after hypogastric Angina, membranous, the etiology of, 25 cholera, influence of water rice in salt on the, operations on, 138 ; evacuation of by pressure, Animal extracts, injection of, 460 development of, 339; of anthrax in the mud 454; symphysiotomy in operations on the, 471 Antal, permauganate of potash, an antidote to of a well, 424 Blagovidofi, L. A., treatment of cholera, 122 several organic poisons, 401 Bacillus, of cholera, action of sPermin on, 21; Blake, C., operative extt action of the stapes, 3 Anthraxinvolving thebrain, 23 a hitherto undescribedin small-pox pustules, Blanc, retained ftetus, 117 Anthrax bacilli. See Bacilli 464 Blocq, the pathology ofidiopathic epilepsy, 109 Antipyrin as a local antesthetic in throat affec- Bacteria, the effect of mixed growths of upon Blood,influence of ablation of the on tions, 403 the system, 87; influence of light upon, 110; the microbicidal power of, 210; the inspleetsyphilis Antipyrinomania, 376 vaccine, 151 and during treatment, 407; the in purpurn Copies of the Index to the Epitome, with Title-page, for binding in separate form, can be had on application to the Office, 429, Strand, W.C. 1 RO 1893. =V1EiXxii MMEDICAL JOURNALJ INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [JUNII 24, 4! I haemorrhagica, 423; in health and disease, Chalot, racemose ovarian cysts, 352 D. variationsin the amount of, 427 Chambon, glycerined vaceinal lymph, 174 DallOlio, phenocol in malaria, 147 Blood clot, moist, healing underin accidental Chamney, Sophia, wandering kidney, 435 D'Ambrosio, methylene blue in cancer, 501 wounds, 473 Chancre, sloughing, in vagina, abortion, death, P'Amore1 chloralose, 519 Blood corpuscles, white, granulations of the, 130 162 )'la&,injection of nervous extract, 482 Blood serum of diphtheria convalescents, pro- Chaput, vaginal hysterectomy, 100 Danielssen.treatment of leprosy, 443 tective property of the, 249; augmentation Charpentier, eclampsia andits treatment by Darkschewitsch, degeneration in the central and regeneration of the microbicidal powers milk diet, 180; damage to mother and child portions of a motor nerve after distal lesion, of, 486 caused bv forceps, 351 41 Bode, general cystic elephantlasis in se; e i Child, aged 2, vulvitis with gonorrhceal rheuma- D'Arsonval, physiological effects of currents of months' fcetus, 77 tismin a, 12; gastric ulcerin a, 114; aged 12, high frequency, 387 Bod, homonymous superior hemianopsia, 159 parametric ab cess In a, 241 De Arze,F., chyluria, 317 Boeck, psorosperms, 83 Childbed, sudden deathin, 75, 221 ; conception Death, sudden, in childbed,7,, 221; from burns, Boer, treatment of diphtheria with serum, 411 on the fourth day after, 439 425 Boinet, hemiplegiainuraemia, 253 Childbirth,haematoma of vulva after, 327 Debove, neuroses after removal of appendages, B6kai, intubationin laryngeal stenosis, 91; for- Childhood, pneumothorax in, 213 14 manilid, 419 Children, Mdni0re's disease in, 273; ovariotomy Decidua, malignant disease of, 140 Bondurant, renal disease and insanity, 173 in, 306 Delag6nibre, surgical intervention in dural Bone, transplantation of, 49; a new method of Chloralose, a new hypnotic, 78, 519 tumours, 392; excision of an hydatid cyst of suture of. 217; cysts of, 474 Chloride of zinc, interstitial injections of in the lung, 512 Bonnaire, drainage of the non-pregnant uterus, Pulmonary tuberculosis, 82; in uterine De la Harpe, therapeutic effects of altitude, 267 282 brods, 477 Del Area, E., tasi as a galactogogue, 229 Bonnier. herpes of the tympanum, 175 Chloroform, after-effects'of, 59; double ovari- Delivery, forced,in cases of imminent death, 183 Booker, W. D., the etiology of membranous an- otomy without, 498 Delprat, pressure palsies, 256 gina, 25 Chlorosis, cases of, 297 Demoor, leucocytes in infection and immunisa- Booth, removal of cerebral tumour, 235 (Jholedochotomy, 6 tion, 340 Boracic acidin typhoid fever, 37 Choledochostomy, 276 Dennis, operative interferencein non-traumatic Borate of sodain epilepsy, 81 Cholera Asiatic, protective inoculation against, cerebral haemorrhage, 96 Bougies, sublimate poisoning from ininduced 16; tannin enemata in, 40; treatment of, 122 Denys, the blood in purpura humorrhagica, 423; abortion 437 bacteriology of, 149; flies and the spread of, 190; the experimental production of acholia, 515 Bouillot, alkaloids of cod-liver oil, 18 the spleen In, 231; and lactation, 305; the De Seigneux, the cervix and the lower uterine Bouily, chronic endocervicitis in nulliparae,328 treatment of, 308; treatment of by the naph- segment in pregnancy, 99 Boursier, dangers of sulphate of copper in en- thols, 358; immunity to, 428; salol in, 480; im- Devic, diabetic coma, 45 dometritis, 36; prolapse of uterus and vagina munity and the serum therapy against, 506 Diabetes due topancreatic stones, 152 ; syzygium in a case of ovarian tumour,.354; treatment of bacillus. See Bacillus jambolanum in, 166; regimen in, 187; salolin, uterine fibroid bV Apostoli's method, 458 nephritis, 63 248; pancreatic, 291; mellitus, some points in, Bowen, circumscribed edema, 193 Chorea, hereditary, 2; impregnancy, 372 507 Boy, epithelioma of the upperlip In a, 70 Christian, treatment of gonorrhcea, 484 Diaphragm, wound of, 320 Brain, anthrax involving the, 23; metastatic Chrobak, uterine fibroid in pregnancy, 371 Diaptherin in diseases of the tliroat and nose, abscess of, 189; haemorrhage from, 233; re- Church, the vertigo of arterio-sclerosis, 112 337 moval of tumour of, 235 Chyluria, 317 Diarrhema, bilberry in, 106; lactic acid in,1l6; Braquehaye,J., cysts of the mesentery, 218 Circulation, fcetal-placental during parturition, functional, 29.5 Brault, a special form of phlegmonof the neck, 285 Diatroptoff, anthrax bacilliin the mud of a well, 415 Circumcisionininfants, 279 424 Braun, entero-ana3tomosis, 219; associated Cirrhosis, hypertrophic of liver,calomelin, 62 Digestion, bicarbonate of soda and, 380 gastro-anterostomy and entero-anastomosis, Clado, cranio-cerebral topography, 470 Dind, condition of theurethrain gonorrhcea, 259 260 Claisse, bronchial septicemtain infants, 488 Diphtheria, hemiplegia following, 232; protec- Breast and uterus, simultaneous primary can- Cnopf, pneumothorax in childhood, 213 tive property of blood serum of convalescents cer of,517 Coats, cerebral haemorrhage, 233 from, 249; petroleum in, 331: the local treat- Breech presentations, bringing down the legin, Cocaine in surgery, 197; in variolous and vario- ment of, 359; treatment of with serum, 441 318; fifty, all the children saved, 456 loid infections, 227; and the milk secretion, Diplegia, facial, 171 B,ennsohn, myositis ossificans, 133 270 Disease, visceral, the pain of, 47; mental, he- Brieger, hernia of the appendix vermiformis, Cod-liver oil, alkaloids of,18 patio insufficiency in, 132 ; mental, neutral sul- 451 Coitus, laceration of vagina by, 373 phate of duboisin in, 145 Broncho-pneumonia in pulmonary tuberculosis, Cold, leucocytosis produced by, 254 Disease, Addison's, 318 66 Colgan. gastric ulcerin a child, 114 Friedreich's, cases of, 363, 449 Brousses, a special form of phlegmon of the Coma, diabetic, 45 Gravds's, 341 neck, 415 Comby, interstitial injections of chloride of -_____ Mdnibre's, cases of, 17; in children, Bruns, total transverse lesion of the spinal cord zincin pulmonarytuberculosis, 82; oophoritis, 273 with permanent loss of knee-jerk, 343; plexi- mastitis, and mumps, 222 Raynaud's, 319 form neuroma, 434 Conception on the fourth day after childbed, Diuretin, 332, 481, 500 Bubo, treatment of by excision, 324 439 Dock, treatment of pleurisy by salicylates and Buechner, influence of light upon bacteria, 110 Condamin, chloride of zinc treatment of uterine salol, 336 Buchstab, immunity and the serum therapy fibroids, 477 Doderlein, is puerperal eclampala due to bacilli? against cholera, 506 Constipation, 364 299 Bucquoy, contagiousness of typhoid fever, 469 Convulsions, epileptiform, dependent onintra- Doehle, the etiology of measles, small pox, Budio, symphysiotomy, 416 nasal changes, 489; phosphorus in, 522 scarlatina, and syphilis, 211 Bumm, how is tuberculous peritonitis cured by Cord, spinal, total transverse lesion of the with Dog's serum in lupus, 483 abdominal section ? 499 permanent loss of knee-jerk, 343; effect of sus- Dollinger, a new method of bene suture, 217 Burns, death from, 425 pension in the visual disorders in cases of Doyen, surgical treatment of facial neuralgia, Butte, treatment of ringworm, 501 affection of, 378; unilateral lesion ofinvolving 322 the trigeminus, 411 Dropsy, encysted, associated with pelvic ab- C. Cord, umbilical, torn off at umbilicus in labour, scess, 397 Cmsarean section for shoulder presentation, 220 143; death of fcetus through knotting of the, Drugs, value of in malignant disease, 381 Cahier, bilharzia haematobia, 195 144; haemorrhage from the, 303 Dubuer, tannin enemata in cholera, 40 Calculus, vesical, eystoscopy in, 302; renal, Corlett, tuberculous infection, 485 Dubolsin, sedative and hypDotic action of, 79; piperazin in, 401 Cornil, reduction of uterine fibroids after preg- neutral sulphate of in mental disease. 145; in Calomel in hypertrophic cirrhosis of the liver, nancy, 326 insanity, 186; in hystero-epilepsy, 247; toxic 62; in hepatic ascites, 269 Coronedi, muscular action of pellietlerine, 445 symptoms caused by, 379 Campbell, tin poisoning, 409 Corpuscles, white blood, granulations of the, 130 Du Fougeray, surgical anatomy of the tym- Cancer, uterine and uterine fibroid, 118; mam- Corrosive sublimate, poisoning by intrauterine panum, ;23 mary, dissectioil of the axilla in removal of, injections of, 141; poisoning by from bougies Dunlop, rupture of intestine caused by tape- 157; the parasites of, 169; auto inoculation of, in induced abortion, 437; intravenous injec- worm, 258 321 ; the sporozoa of, 446 ; of uterus. early dia- tions of, 521 Dystrophy, progressive muscular, with hysteria, gnosis of, 478; methylene blue in, 508; of the Courtin, auto-inoculation of cancer, 321 385 skin, treatment of, 502; simultaneous primary Cramer, parametricabscess in a child aged 12,241 E. of cancer and breast, 517 Cramp, writers', 255 Eckstein, the treatment of abortion, 201 Cao, G., euphorin, 126 Craniectomy for microcephaly, 472 Eclampsia, puerperal, is it due to bacilli? 74, 97; Cappelletti, antipyrinomania, 376 Creasote, hypodermic injections of in pul- cases of, 160; and its treatment by milk diet, Capsule, suprarenal, carcinoma of the, 212 monary tuberculosis, 185 180; subcutaneous saline injections in, 457 'arcinoma of the suprarenal capsule, 212 Crouzet, toxic symptoms caused by duboisin, 37,9 Eczema, a ptomaine extracted from the urine Cartaz, empyema of the antrum of Highmore, 3t5 Current, the constant in sciatica, 125 in, 487 Carter, C. F., obstetric paralysis of shoulder Curtis, removal of cerebral tumour, 235 Ehrendorfer, sudden deaths in childbed, 221 and arm, 510 Cyst, multilocular colloid of labium minus, Electricity, physiological effects of high fre- Casts, renal, the nature and origin of, 447 224; vaginal, labour impeded by, 396; hydatid quency currents of. 387 Caustics, dangers of, 240 of lung, excision of, 512 Electrolysis, through introduced wire, treat- Caviglia, fmetal placental circulation during par- Cystoscopy in vesical calculus, 302 ment of aortic aneurysm by, 29; in tubercu- turition, 285 Cysts of the mesentery, 218; racemose ovarian, lous laryngitis, 209 Cellulitis, emphysematous, etiology of, 251 352; of bone, 474; post-typhoid, suppurating Elephantiasis, general cystic, in a seven months' Centanni, hereditary transmission of immunity ovarian, 476 fcetus. 77 against rabies, 271 Czerny, surgery of the all bladder, 7; sacral Emmerich, augmentation and regeneration of Cerebral. See Brain operations, 432 the microbicidal power of the blood serum, 486 THE BRITISH JUNE 24, 1893.] INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [MEDICAL JOURNAL X1 I Empycma of the antrum of Higimore, 515 Galvanic current, the, in clinical investigation, Herezel, operative treatment of wandering Endo'remrvicitis, chronic, in nullipare, 328 191 kidney, 5o Endometritis, dangers of sulphate of copper in, Galvano-cautery, subcutaneous,3334 Hermaphrodite, male, living as a wife, 101 36; bleeding fibroids and,56 Gangolphe, epithelioma of the upper lip in a Hernia, reducible inguinal, radical cure of, 9 Engstr(jm, tubal pregnancy and its cause, 7.3 boy, 70 of both ovaries, rednction and radical opera- 107 Entero-anastomosis,.219, 260 Gans, etlhyl clhloride, 237 tion, 15 ; stra.ngulated, belladonina in, Epidermic masses pluggiDg the auditorymeatus, Gasserlaii ganglion, removal ofin trigeminal radical cure of, 115, 299,:393; of the Fallopiat 493 ineuralgia, 412 tube, 199; of the appendix vermiformis, 451 Epilepsy, subcutaneousinjections of normal Gastroenterostomy, a new method of, 48, 156; strangulated Richter's, treatment of gangrea- inerve substance in,fo; borate of soda in, 81; associated with entero-aniastomosis, 260 ous intestine in, 491 idiopathic, the pathology of, 109 Gastrostomy, a new mnethod of, 27, 368 Herpes of the tympanum, 17.5; vacciniform of Epithelioma of the upperlip in a boy, 70 Gaston, albuminuria, 65 labia, noma pudeiidi following, 223 Erb, progressive musculardystrophy with hys- (;ebhard, lympanites uteri or physometra and Perpes zoster as an infectious disease, 389 teria, 385 germs, 419 Herrgott, gastro intestinal ha2morrhages in the Escherich, protective property of blood serum Generisch, diuretin, 332 newvborn, 418 of diphtheria convalescents, 249; local treat- Genouville, urethial structure in the female, Herrick, J. B., diuretin, 1O0 mentof diphtheria, 3l'9 116 Beryng, electrolysis in tuberculous laryngitis Ethylchloride as an anasathetic, 287 Giampetro, the auditory centres in relation to 209 Etienne, 50 breech presentations, all the language, 410 Herzfeld, ruptui e of uterus ir. version and by children saved,4.51 aTilles, subcutaneous galh ano-cautery, 334 forceps, 511 Eluphorin, 126 (rirode, sa.lol in cholera, 480 Reuss, E., reaction of the sweat in health, 134 Europhen, in lepro3y, .377; in venereal affec- Girl, aged 14, fibrous or "clesmoid " tumour of Hillebrand, iodide of potassium in psoriasis,2£N, tioLs. 400 the abdominal wall in, 349 Hip, congenital dislocation of the, 370 Eustache, death of one fcetu3 in twin pregnan- Gland, pituitary, effects of destriietion of, 170 Hip joint, bloodless amputation at the, 367 cies, 455 (Glanders, serothera.peutics, 360 Hirsch, action of acids and alkalies on the Everard, Mlle., leucocytos in infection and im- Glands, cancerouis inguinal, removal of, 41:3 movements of the stomachl, 214 munity, 340 Glyeerine as ameans ofmaintaining virulence, Hitschmann, salophen, 61 42 Hi zig, action of morphiine on the gastric secre- Fedoroff, P. F., rental as an annisthelic, 17 Glycosuria, jambul in, 420i tion. 19; position of the tongue in peripheral Fehling, is puerperal eclamp3ia due to bacilli- Guirdes, sloughiDg cancer in vagina, abort'on, paralvsis of the facial nerve, 191 74 death, 162 Hock, death from burns, 425; ophthalmia neo- Female. See Women Goetzke, lead poisoning, 461 natorum, gonorrhmeal nephritis, 497 Fdrd, local syncope, 13-) Goldselimidt, cui-ophen in leprosy, 377 Hiinck, hydrocephalus, placenta praevia, 323; Fermi, the predisposition to tuberculosis, 6i Gonorrlrhea, condition of theu-ethra in, 259; at encysted dropsy associated with pelvic ab- Ferraton, amputation in tetanus. 390 delivery,subsequentoolhthalmnia, rhinitis,and seess, 397 Fever, enteric, boracic acid in, 37; venesection otorrhcca in the child, 263; iclithyol in, 338; Hoffaiann, cesophageal ausculation, 3 in, 102; streptoeccci in, 4035; contagiousucss treatment of, 1S4 Holt, E., statistics of mneasles, 215 of, 469 Goriina, experimnental stuidies in milk.S.- Homen prcgressive muscular atrophy, 68 Texas, 523 Gottsclsalk,rmalignianlt disease of deciduna, 140 syphilis of the intestine, 362 thermic, multiple neuritis after, 3;6 coiimplete inversion of uterus froi,i weight of Hoppe, syphilis of the net vouis system, 252 Fevrier, intracranial abscesses of otitic origini, subnmucous fibroid, .3(7; renmoval or litho- Horovitz, the injection of large doses of mer- 177; resection of supet-ior maxillary nerve paedion thlimtv years in the bod', .`13 cury in syphilis, 288 and Meckel's gangl ion, 3o1 Goulmy, diphtherial paralysis, 487 Hottinger, the quantitative estimation of pus in Fibroid of uterus, 351; uterine in pregnancy,371 Gram's method, new mode or demonmtrating urine, 433 Iibroids, bleeding, and endometritis, 58; micr obes whieli donot stain by, 292 Hubert, Ccesarean section for shoulder presen- uterine, the life and death of, 179; uteriie, Grasset-Rnmberg's symptom, 296 tation, 220 reduction of after pregnancy, 326; uterine, (Graves's disease. See Disease Huchard, local neurasthenia, 88 the course and treatinent of, 347 Green, C. M., laceration of vagina by coitus, Hugenschmidt, tropacocaine as a local anas- Fibroiia of lessar omentuimi extending bellind 373 thetic, 463 the uterus, 33-5 Griffiths, A. B., a ptomaine extracted from the Hugouuienq, diabetic coma, 45 Finney, recurrent volvulus treated successfully urine in eczema, 487 Hutinel, bronchial septicTniia in infants, 488 by secondary operatian, 513 Guaiacol, hypodermic injections of in lul- Hydrocephalus, case of, 325 Finotti, tenth case of tetanus treated by the rionary tuberculosis, 80, 185 Hydrotherapy in nervous diseases, 312; in rhe- Tizzoni-Cattani antitoxin, 38 Guenel, cocaine and the milk secretion, 270 matism, 361 Fi-cher, the galvanic current in clinical investi- Gudaiot, symplhysiotomy. 416 Hyperemesis gravidarum, orexin in, 442 gation, 191 Gu6rin, A.. xiphopagous twins aged .3 years. 255 Hypersecretion, intermiiittent gastric, 316 Fistula, utero-peritoneal or catheterisation of Guiimiprecht, arsenical paralysis and niephritis, Hysterectomy, vaginial, 100 the Fallopian tube, 203: in ano, suture of the 154 Hysteria, progressive muscular dystroplhy with sphincters in the operation for, 280 Guttman, sozolodol sodium in the treatment of Platiaut, petroleum in diphtheria, 331 whooping cough, 188; tolypyriD, 244 Hystero-epilepsy, duboisin in, 247 Flaischlen, double ovariotomiiy in pregnancy, Guttinann, P., Graves's disease, 341 3.30; labour impeded by prolapsed dermoid tumour and contracted pelvis, 37.5 H. Ichthyol in gonorrhcea, 338 Fleiner, constipation, 368 Haematocele, retro-uterine, 284 icterus, with subnormal temperature, 366 Flexne-, tuberculo3is of the cesopha-us, 313 Haematoma, post-partum. of vulva and vagina, Iduboi, augmentation and regeneration of the Flies anid the spread of cholera, 19)0 238; of vulva after childbirth, 327 microbicidal power of the blood serum, 486 .. Flint, W. H., saloplien in acute rheumatism, 104 Haematoporphyrin, sulphonal and, 268 Ikeda, urticaria and deaf h after ovariotomy, c7 Flooding, fatal, after delivery in case of pla- Hlemogallol and h.emol, 335 llberg, subcutaneous injections of salt solution, centa succenturiata pr.Tvia (-entralis, 261 Hcemoglobinuria and syphilis, 388 146 Fo&. the parasites of cancer, 169 Hiemorrhage, post-partumn, treatment of, 35; Immunity and the serum therapy against Fcetus, seven months'. general cystic elephanti- non-traumatic cerebral, operative i nterfez ence cholera, 506 asis in a, 77 retained, 117 ; death of the in, 91; cerebral, 233. from the cord, 303 Infant, paralysis of arms of a month after birth through knotting of the cord, 144; parasitic, Hm+morrhages, gastro-intestinal,in the lewborn, from maternal syphi lis, .299 successful amputation of, 353; with congenital 118 Infants, circumcision in, 279; bronchial septi- cystic tumour delaying delivery. 395; resist- Haffkine, carbolated anticholeraic vaccines of, caemia in, 488 ance of the to asphyxia, 440; death of one in 150 Injection of animal extracts, 460 twin pregnancies, 455 Haig, Raynaud's disease, 319 Insanity, renal disease and, 17:3 Foot. tuberculosis of the, 345 Hallopeau, the latent stage of leprosy, 5 Intestine, rupture of caused by tapeworm, 258; Forceps, damage to mother and child caused Halsted, radical cure of hernia, 393 syplhilis of the, 362; strangulated. permea- by, 351 Hammond, W. A, injection of animal extracts, bility of the wall of to microbes. 383; gangren- Forni"anilid, 419 460 ous, treatment of in strangulated Richters Fournier, syphilis and pregnancy, 182; noma Hankel, cord torn'off at umbilicus in labour, 143 hernia, 491 padendi following vacciuiform herpes of Hankin, the origin of alexins, 84 Intubation, laryngeal, 2R, 94 labia, 223 Hanot, icterus with subnormal temperature, 366 Iodide of potassium in psoriasis, 236: in fibri- Fractures, compound, treatment of, 178; un- Hanriot, chloralose, a new hypnotic, 78 nous pneumonia and epidemic cerebral me- united, osteoplastic operation for, 369 Hare, salophen, 289 ningitis, 402 Fraenkel, E.. the etiology of emphysematous Hartley, intracranial neurectomy of the fifth Iodoforin, hypodermic injections of in pul- cellulitis, 251 nerve, 453 monary tubercullosis, 80 Frank, a new method of gastrostomy, 27, 3158; Hartmann, the bacterium coli commune in in- Issaeff, acquired immunity aga.nst the pneumo- uterine fibroid and uterine cancer, 118 flammatory affections of the anus, 236; per- coccus, 384 Friedreich's disease. See Disease foration of the popliteal artery by an exosto- J. Frey, L., hypodermic injections of creasote in sis of the linea aspera, 452 Jacobs, utero-peritoneal fistula or catheterisa- pulmonary tuberculosis, 185 Head, the pain of visceral disease, 47; early tre- tion of the Fallopian tube ? 203 Freyhan, diabetes due to pancreatic stones, 152 phinine in injuries to, 514 Jacobsen, retention of lochia, lochiometra, 433 Frommel, orexin inhyperemesisgravidarum,442 Heart failure from chronic alcoholism, 50S Jadasson, ichthyol in gonorrbiaa, 3.38 Fungus favus, the, 524 Hermann, pyoktanin in ptyalism, 208 Jaksch, v., phosphorus poisoning, 86 Furor, operativus subjectivus, 172 Heisler, multiple neuritis after thermic fever, 386 Jambul in glycosuria, 420 Hemianopsia homonymous superior, 159 Janowski, granulations of the white blood cor- G. Hemiplegia following diphtheria, 2:32; in urn- puscles, 130 Galactogogue, tasi as a, 229 mia, 253 Jemma, R., the action of subcutaneous injec- Gall bladder, surgery of the, 7 Hemlein, resection of genito-crural nerve, 139 tions of essence of turpentine,39; intravenous Galleard, cholera and lactation, 305 Hepatic. See Liver injections of corrosive sublimate, 511 MEDICALTHE BRITIsHJOURNAL1I INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [JUNSE 24, 1893.

Johnson, healing under a moist blood clot in Leoni,syzygium jambolanum in diabetes, 166 Mental disease. See Disease accidental wounds, 473 Leopold, tetanus in obstetrics and gynu1cology, Mercanton, simultaneous primary cancer of Jolly, arsenical paralysis and nephritis, 15i 374 uterus and breast. 517 Joos, craniectomy for microcephaly, 472 Lepage, symphysiotomy, 416 Mercury, injection of large doses of in syphilis, Leprosy, the latent stage of, 5 ;europhen in, 377; 288 K. the treatment of, 413 Mering, J. v., absorption from the stomach, 448 Kahane, M., neuro-muscular changes in rheu- Lesage, bacteriology of cholera, 149; infantile Merkel, anthrax involving the brain, 23 puer- niatic polyarthritis, 129 glandular tuberculosis. 294 peral eclampsia, 160 Kalischer,hereditary cliorea, 2 Letienne, regimen in diabetes, 187 Mesentery, cysts of the, 218 ; lipoma of, 356 Kapper, transplantation of bone, 49 Leucocytes in infection and inimunisation, 340 Alethylene blue, in malaria, 311; in cancer, 501; Kassowitz, phosphorus in tetany, laryngismus, Leucocytosis produced by cold, 23,4 in acute naphritis, 503 and convulsions, 522 Leyden, furor operativuis subjectivois, 172; the Mleyer, V., tuberculin, 228 Rast, sulplional, 123 limitations of the tuberculin treatmnent, 357 'Microbe and organism, the struggle between, 314 Keen, coccidial origin of hepatic tumour, 406 diabetes mellitus, 507 Microbes, permeability of the skin to. led; Kennelly, magnets and the nervous system, 58 Liebmaun, missed abortion, 13 which do not stain by Grams method, new Kidney, wandering, operative treatment of, 50: Lieffring, the bacterinm coli commune in in- mods of demonstrating, 292; permiieability of disease of andinsanity, 173; remote results of fiammatory aftections of the anus. 236 the wall of strangulated intestine to, 383 surgery of the, 300; wandering, 435; the nature Light, influence of upoIn bacteria, 110 Microcephaly, craniectomy for, 472 and origin of casts in, 447 Lime in rickets, 444 Midwifery, antiseptic, dangers of, 475 Kidneys, absence of the, 47 Lindstrom, etiology of croupoas pneumionia, Milk, experimental studies on, 85; treatment of Kirchner, suppurative meningitis, 511 45a eclampsia by diet of, 180; cocaine and the Kjellman, epileptiform convulsions dependent Linea aspera, perforation of the popliteal aitery secretion of, 270 on intranasal changes, 489 by an exostosis of, 452 Miller, excision of knee joint, 414 Klein, anticholera vaccination, 465 Linossier, bicarbonate of so(la and digestion, Milroy, circumscribed cedema, 193 Kleinwfachter, the life and death of uterine I30 Milbius, puerperal neuritis, 52 fibroids, 179 T ip, upper, epithieloma of in a boy, TOi Mole, hydatid, sarcoma in relics of, 329 Klemensiewicz, protective property of the Lipona of mesentery, 356 M onnier, L, multilocular colloid cyst of lablum blood serum of diphtheria convalescents, 249 Lithopaidion, thirty years in the body, removal minus, 224 Klemm, tetanus withl facial paralysis, 408 oF, 393 Monod, uterine haemorrhage after menopause, Klemperer, G, protective inoculation against Liver, calomel in hypertrophic cirhliosiq of, 632; 121 Asiatic cholera, 16 disturbance of ftitetions of anid notutAl dis- monoplegia from capsular lesion, 342 Klippel, hepatic insufficiency and mental dis- ease, 132a: resectiotn of the, 19; cotcidial Monstresities, feetal, diagnosis of, 142 ease. 132 origin of tumour of, 405; removal of tumiiour Montuori, influence of ablation of the spleen on Knee-joint, excision of, 414 of the, 431 the microbicidal power of the blood, 2lo Koch, E., salophen. 520 Libierato, variations in the amount of the Morestin, uretero-enterostomy. 176 Kochlenburger, male hermaphrodite living as a blood in health and disease, 427 Morphine, action of on the gastric secretion, 19; wife, 101 Lochia, retention of, lochiometra, 438 excretion of, 127; effects of on the female Kocher, radical cure of hernia, 115 Ldhlein, sarcoma in ieices of hydatid mole, 329 organs, 181 Koeberl6, the course and treatment of uterine Lohnstein, foreign b)odies in the bladder, 93 Mosetig, teucrin, 163 fibroids, 347 Lojkin, lactic acid in diarrhmea, 168 Mud of a well, anthrax bacilli in, 424 Koerner, extension of disease from the tym- Lombroso, chloralose, 519 Mitller, osteoplastic operation for ununited panum to the cranial cavity through the Lop, vulvitis with gonorrlhoieal rheumatisnm in a fracture, 370 carotid canal, 348 child aged 2, 12 Mumps, oophoritis, and mastitis, 222 Kohn, indurating fibrinous pneumonia, 275 Lorenz, torticollis, 278; conigenital dislocat.on Mlurphy, intestinal anastomosis, 69 Kolesch, Addison's disease. 318 of the hip, 370; protective inoculation against Muscles, progressive atrophy of, 63 Kopp, europhen in venereal affections, 400 swine erysipelas, 426 Mycosis fungoides, 22: protozoa in, 189 Kossel, treatment of diphtheria with sertim, 441 Loubeau, urethral stricture in women, 479 Myoma, subserous cystic, 518 Koster, keemoglobinuria and syphilis, 388 Lubarsch, the nature and origin of renal casts, Myositis ossificans, 133 Kraut-Ebing, trachial paraplegia, 216 447 Myxcedema, thyroid extract in, 103; the treat- Krause, removal of the Gasserian ganglion in Lucas-Cihampionni3re, early trephining in head ment of, 309 trigeminal neuralgia, 412 injuries, 514 N. Kronig, gonorrhoea at delivery, suibsequpnt Lukasivewiez, actinomycosis, 46 Nlicke, rumination in neurasthenia, 91 ophth;aiinia, rhinitis, and otorrhba in the Lung, excision of an hydatid cyst of the, 512 Naphthols. treatment of cholera by the, 3.58 child, 263: conception on the foutth day LUDZ, A. M., Friedreich's disease, 363 Neck, a special form of phlegnmon of the, 41.3 after childbed, 439 Lupus, dog's serum in, 483 "Needling," treatment of aortic aneurS sini by, Fronlein, a new inethod of exposure of the Luther, after-effects of chloroform. 59 71 inferior division of the fifth nerve at the Luton, injection of artificial serumn, 241 Nephritis, arsernical paralysis and, 154; acute, foramnen ovale, 26 Lutz, effect of piper inethysticuim on the iski, 67 methylene blue in, 503 Kronthal, hereditary chorea, 2 Lymph, glycerined vaccinal, 174 Nephrorrhaphy, 198 Krosing, psorJspernis, 83 Nerve, fifth, a new method of exp3sing tlle Kummer, albuminuria and ovarian tumours, M. inferior division of at the foramen ovaie. 26; 200 Mar'aigne, bacteriology of cholera, 149 motor deaeneration in the central portions Kyle, phenate of cocaine as an annesthetic, 422 MeBurney, treatment of intracranial tumour, of after &istal lesion, 41; genito-crural, re- 136 section of, 139; superior miiaxillary, resection L. Magagni, the tetanus antitoxin in tetanus, 481 of, 301; fifth intracranial, neiirectoiiiy of the, L9.ache, treatment of myxcedema, 309 Magnets and the nervous systeni, 58 4533 Labia, noma pudendi followiing vacciniform, Malaria, phenocol in, 147; methylens blue in, Nervous extract, injection of, 482 herpes of, 223 311 Netschajeff, methylene blue in acute nephritis, Lablum minus, multilocular colloid cyst of, 224 Manteuffel, v., rheumatism and arterio-sclerosis, 503 Labour, measuring the pelvic outlet before, 54; 272 Neumann, methylene blue in malaria, 311; Induced premature, 3.50; impeded by prolapsed Maraudon de Montzel, thymacetine, 2C4 antipyrin as a local anoesthetic in throat dermoid tumour and contracted pelvis, 375; Marchoux, varioliform eruption after vaccina- affectionis, 403; tlle blood in syphilis and Impeded by vaginal cyst, 396 tion, 490 during treatimient, 407 Lactation and cholera, 305 Marineses, the pathology of idiopathic epilepsy, Neuralgia, facial, suirgical treatment of, 32?; Lactic acid in diarrhoea, 168 1t9; effects of destruction of the pituitary trigenilnal, removal of the Gasserian ganglioa L%neereaux, generalised arterlo-selerosls, 192 gland, 170 in, 412; trifacial, operative treatmilent of, 492 Landfried. K., surgical treatment of prolapse, Marro, chloralose, 519 Neurasthenia, subcutaneous injections of 161 Martiu, fatty degeneration of the uterus alter normiial nerve substance in, 60; local, 88; Lang, hemogallol and haemol, 335 labour, 283 rumination in, 91 Langemann, tuberculocidin in pulmonary Massalongo, the pathogenesis of acute articular Neurectomy, intracranial of the fifth nerve, 453 phthisis, 206 rheumatism, 24: injection of animal extracts, Neuiritis, puerperal, 52; arseniical, 363; multiple Langes, writers' cramp, 255 460, diuretin, 481 after theriuiic fever, 3-6 Language, the auditory centres In relation to, 410 Massart, leucocytes in infection and immunity, Neuromiia, plexiform, 431 Lannois, Mdniere's disease in children, 273 340 Neuroses after remnoval of appenda7es, 14 Lassar, treatment of cancer of the skin, 502 Massen, "missed abortion," 237 Newvbory, gastro-intestinal hwniorrhages in Largeau, double ovariotomy without chloro- Mastitis, 'oophritis, and mumps, 222 the, 418 form, 498 Mastoid, indications for opening the in infec- Nicaise, stiture of the sphincters in the opera- Laryngectomy, 8 tious otitis, 5t tion for fistula in ano, 280 Laryngismus, phosphorus in, 5229 Maygrier, symphysiotomy, 416 Nicolaier, salol in diabetes, 248 Laryngitis, tuberculous, electrolysis In, 209 Mazzoechi, neutral salt of dubolsin in mental Nicolle, new mode of demionstrating miciobes Larvnx, intubation in stenosis of, 94 disease, 145 which do not stain by Gram's method, 202 La Torre, diagnosis of fcetal monstrosities, 142 Measles, etiology of, 211; statistics of, 215 Nikolsky, bilberry in diarrhicea, 106 Latyko.thiosynamin, 243 Meckel's ganglion, resection of, 301 Nitot, bleeding fibroids and endometritis, 56 Lazaraff; A., treatment of cholera, 122 Mdnard, glycerined vaccinal lymph, 174 Noma pudendi following vacciniform herpes of Lead poisoning, 466 Mendel, thyroid extract in myxcedema, 103; labia, 223 Le Ventu, tuberculosis of the foot, 345 duboisin, 186 Nose, alumnol and diaphtherin in diseases of, Lefour, hmemorrhage from the cord. 303 Mdnicre's disease. See Disease. 337 Leg, bringing down the in breech presentation, Meningitis, epidemic cerebral, iodide of potas- 0. 348 sium in, 402; cerebro-spinal as a sequela of (Edema, circumscribed, 193 Legueu, retro-uterine haematocele, 284 pneumonia., 430; suppurative, 511 (Eiophagus, tuberculosis of the, 313 Lehinann, tnberculosiq of the placenta, 230 Menopause, uterine hmcmorrhage after, 121 llier, tarsal tuberculos;is. 3114 j ejars, hernia of the Fallopiau tibe, 199 Menorrhagia and peritoneal adhesions in Oiie,itumim, lesser, fibroiiia of extendirg belind Lemoine, bicarbona'e of soda and digestion, 380 women, 119 the uterus, 355 r THz BRiTten JUNE6 24, 1893.1I INDEX TO THE EPITOME. LMZDICAL JOURNAL = Omori, urticaria and death after ovariotomy, Pleurisy, treatment of by salicylates and salol, Rossier, vaginal extirpation ofcancerous uterus, 57 336 45 Oophoritis, mastitis, and mumps, 222 Pneumococcus, acquired immunity against the, Roster, the serum curative of tetanus, 184 Oplithalmilia neonatorum, 479 381 Rouveix, thie constant current in sciatica, 12.5 Orexin in hyperemesis gravidarum, 412; as a Pneumonia, serotherapeutics of, 20.5; indurating Roux, treatment of tetanus by antitoxic serum, st3machic, 462 fibrinous, 275; fibrinous, iodide of potassium 266; fibroid of uterus and lipoma of meseui- Organislmi and microbe, the struggle between, in, 402; cerebro-spinal meningitis and peri- tery, 316 314 carditis as a sequela of, 430; croupous, eti- Rumination In neurasthenia, 91 Orgogozo, indications for opening ths mastoid ology of, 450 Rupprecht, removal of cancerous irgu{nal in infectious otitis, 51 Pneumothorax in childhood, 213 glands, 413 Orrillard, sloughing fibroid polypus (mollus- Poehl, action of spermin on the cholera bacil- Rydygier, temporary resection of the sacrum, 9s cum pendulun) of vulva, 417 lus, 21 03ler, tuberculous pericarditis, 43; arsenical Poisoning by phosphorus, 86; by intrauterine S. neuritis. 36.5 sublimate injections, 141; by atropine, 167; by Sabauraud, trichlophytiasis humana, 468 Otitis, infectiouis, indications for opening the tin, 409 Sabrazes, the fuDgus favus, 524 mastoid in, 51; intracranial absces3 due to, Poisons, organic, permanganate of potash as an Sacaze, venesection in ureimia and typhoid 1,7 antidote to, 401 fever, 102 Oni, suckling and quinine Poliomyelitis in the adult, relation of to infan- Sacruni, temporary resection of the, (I: operi Ovaries, bath, nernia of, reduction and radical tile paralysis, 111 tions on the, 432 operation, io Polyarthritis rheumatic, neuro - muscular Slinger, ectopic triplet pregnancy, successful Ovariotomy, urticaria and death after, 57; in changes in, 129 operation, 281 ani epileptic subject, 120; in childhood. 306; Polypus, sloughing fibrold, of vulva, 417 Salamoni, treatment of surgical tubexculosis double in preguanlcy, 330; double wvithout Poncet, actinomycosis, 90 137 chloroformii, 498 Popoff, pressure by veins on arterie3, 509 Salicylates and salol in pleutisy, 336 Ovary, resecGion of healthy part of, in double Porak, subcutaneous saline injections in eclamp- Saline injections, subcutaneous, in eclampsia, ovariotoiny, subsequent pregiiancy, 163 sia, 457 457 Ozena, bacillus of, 2vo Postnikow, a new method of,gastro-enterostomy, Salol in diabetes, 248 ; in cholera, 480 48 Salt solution, subcutaneous injections of. 146 P. Potocki, bringing down the leg in breech presen- Salophen, use of, 61; in acute rhematiam, 104, Page, treitment of aortic aneurysm by " needl- tationi, .348 289; advantages of, 520 ling," 71 Pozzi, the course and treatment of uterine fib- Salsano, the predisposition to tuberculosis, 61 Paiin of vi5-ceral disease, 47 roids, 347 Samuely, duboisin in hystero-epilepsy, 247 Palma, calomel in liepatic ascites, 16) Pregnancy, tubal, and its cause, 73; the cervix Sanarelli, the struggle betweexi the organism Palsies (pressure), 236 and the lower uterine segment in, 99; after and the microbe, 314 Pamard, successful amputation of a para^itic resection of part of healthy ovary in double Sarcoma in relics of hydatid mole, 329 fcetus, 3.53 ovariotomy, 163;syphilis and, 182; flesh (molar) Sarcomatosis of skin, 113 Paracentesis of the spinal dura, 429 51 cases of, 262; ectopic triplet, successful Sawtschenko, flies and the spread of cholera, 190 Paralysis, infantile, relation of to poliomyelitis operation, 281; reduction of uterine fibroids Scabies, benzine in, 10o in the adult, 111; arsenical and nephritis, 154; after, 326; double ovariotomy in, 330; uterine Scar on the fcatal integuments, 33 facial, tetanus with, 408; diphtherial, 437 ; ob- fibroid in, 317; chorea in, 372 Scarlatina, etiologj of, 211 stetric of shoulder and arm, 510 Pressure palsies, 256 Schaeffer, E., sulphonal and hmmatoporphyrin, Paraplegia, brachial, 216 Prostatectomy, 391 268 Parturition, fental placental circulation during, Protozoain mycosis fungoides, 189 - O., absence of kidneys and coccygeal 285; albumiiinuria in relasion to. 41( Pruritus, strophanthus in. 246 tumour. 242 Parvin, P., fifty-four cases of fleshy (miiolar) Przedborski, A., treatment of cholera, 122 Schauta., F., inversion of uterus at 78, successful pregnancy, 262 Psoriasis, iodide of potassium in, 286 removal, 76 Pascal, infantile glandular tuberculo3is, 294 Psorosperms, 83 Scheier, M , laryDgeal intubation, 28; iDjury to Paschkis, tattooing as a therapeutic measure, Ptomaine extracted from the urine in eczema, the cervical spinc, 158 505 487 Schlange, cysts of bone, 471 Passower, effects of morphine on the female Ptyalism, pyoktanin in, 208 Schmidt, resection of the liver, 196; treatment organs, 181 Puech, chronic inversion of uterus after labour, of gangrenous intestine in strangulated Pastena, borate of soda in epilepsy, 81 202; chorea in pregnancy, 372; labour impeded Richter's hernia, 49X1 Patru, foreign body in the vagina, 239 by vaginal cyst, 396; maternal syphilis, para- Schneidemiihl, serotherapeutic3 in glanders, Paul, C., injection of animal extracts, 460 lysis of arms of infant a month after birth, 360 kPawlowsky, immuniity and the serua therapy :399 Schr6der, sublimate poisoning from bougies in against cholera, 505 Purpura, infectious, 153; haemorrhagic, the induced abortion, 437; dangers of antiseptic Peiser, amylene hydrate, 148 blood in, 423 midwifery, 475 Pellizzari, attenuation of the virus of syphilis, Pus in urine, quantitative estimation of, 433 Schrelder, v., the effect of mixed bacterial 20 Pyoktanin in ptyalism, 208 growths upon the system, 87 Pelvis, measuring the outlet of before labour, 54 Pyosalpinx, fatal rupture of, 11; communicating Sciatica, the constant current in, 125 Pental as an anristhetic, 17, 226 with the rectum, 34 Sclavo-glycerine as a means of maintaining Penzoldt, orexin as a stomachic, 462 virulence, 42 P6pin, dangers of caustics and teiits, 240 Q. Seifert, hemiplegia following diphtheria, 232 Pepper, E., cocaine in variolous and varioloid Quelrel, symphysiotomy, 416 tropacocaine, 382 infection, 227 Quincke, paracentesis of the spinal dura, 430 Senator, Friediich's disease, 449 Pericarditis, primary uncomplicated tubercu- Quinine, suckling and, 32 Senn, bloodless amputation at the hip-jolnt by lous, 1; tuberculous, 43; as a sequela of pneu- a new raethod, 367 monia, 430 R. Septicaemia, puerperal, cured by hypodermic Peritonitis, tuberculous, how is it cured by Rabieo, hereditary transmission of immunity abscess, 31; bronchial in infants, 488 abdominal section? 499 a.gainst, 271 Serum, the, curative of tetanus, 184; artificial, Permanganate of potash an antidote to several Raynaud's disease. See Disease. injection of, 245 ; antitoxic treatment of teta- organic poisons, 401 Reblaub, retro-uterine haematocele, 284 nus by, 266; treatment of diphtheria with, 441 Peter, hypodermic iDjections of guaiacol in pul- Rcclus, cocainie in surgery, 197 - therapy against cholera, im;iiliunity and, monlary tuberculosis, 18a Rectum, pyosalpinx communicating with the, 506 Petersen, F., magnets and the nervous system, 31 Severeanu, wound of the diaphragm, 320 58 ; hydrotherapy in nervous diseases, 312 Reiche, carcinoma of the suprarenal capsule, Shabad, T. O., pancreatic diabetes, 291 Petroleurn iu diphtheria, 3:1 212 Sicardi, J., tasi as a galactogoque, 229 Petruachky, J., the limitations of the tubercu- Renal. See Kidney. Shoulder, obstetric paralysis of, 510 lin treatment, 357 Reynier, ureterectomy, 257 Siegel, vaccine bacteria, 151 Phenate of cocaine as an an.Tsthetic, 422 Rheumatism, gonorrhceal in a child aged 2, 12; Silvestri, diuretin, 481 Phenocol in malaria, 147 acute articular, the pathlogenesis of, 24; acule, Simon, M. F., beri-beri, 274; hematoma of vulva Philippson, mycosis fungoides, 22 saloplhen in, 104; and arterio-sclerosis, 272; after childbirth, 327 Phlegmon of the neck, a special form of, 415 gonorrheeal, 293; hydrotherapy in, 361 Sior, calomel in hypertrophic cirrhosis of the Phocas, treatment of retro-pharyngeal abscess, Ricard, fibroma of lesser omentuin extending liver, 62 72 behind the uterus, 355 Sippel] resection of healthy part of ovary in Phosphorus,poisoning by, 86; antidotes for, 310; Richet, C., chloralose, a new hypnolic, 78 double ovariotomy, subsequent pregnancy, in tetany, laryngismus and convulsions, 522 Richter, spontaneous cure of rupture of tlie 163 Phthisis, prognosis of, 131; pulmonary tubercu- uterus, 10 Skin, effect of piper methysticum on the, 67 locidin In, 206 Rickets, lime in, 414 permeability of the to microbes, 108; sarcoma- Physometra and germs, 459 Rieder, chlorosis, 297 tosis of, 113; treatment of cancer of, 502 Picher, Addison's disease, 318 Riegner, splenectomy for injury, 234 Skvortzoff, A. L., treatilient of cholera, 122 Picqud, intracranial abscesses of otitic origin, Ringw9rm, treatmiient of, 504 Small-pox, etiology of, 211; a hitherto unde- 177 Ritter, etiology of whooping-cough, 4 scribed bacillus in the pustules of, 464 Pilliet, poisoning by intrauterine sublimate in- Rivi6re, fatal perforation of uterus, criminal Smith, T., Texas fever, 523 jections, 141 abortion at second month, 164 Snegilrsky, benzin in scabies, 105 Pinard, symphyslotomy, 416 Rochet, fatal rupture of pyosalpinx, suspected Solis-Cohen, laryngectomy, 8 Piper methysticum, effect of on the skin, 67 abortion, 11 Soudakewitch, sporozoa of caneer, 446 Piperazin in renal calculus, 401 Romberg's symptom, 296 Soupault, intermittent gastric hyperEecretion, Pitres, monoplegia from capsular lesion, 312 Itoque, diabetic coma, 45; infectious purpura, 316 Placenta, the management of in delivery, 53; 153 Sozoiodol sodium in the treatment of whoop- tuberculosis of the, 230; succenturiata prinvia Rosenthal, excretion of morphine, 127 ing-cough, 188 centralis, fatal flooding after delivery in a Ross, G., venesection in urnmia and typhoid Spengler, alumnol and diphtheriain diseases of case of, 26t; praevia, 325, 495 fever, 102 the throat and nose, 337 I xxxii MEDICALSTim ThiLuTJOURNALJ INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [JUNE 24, Ih93.

I t Spermin, action of on the cholera bacillus, 21 I Thierry, puerperal septicaemia cured by hypo weigbt of submucous fibroid, 307; reduction Sphincters, suture of in the operation for fistula dermic abscess, 31 of fibroids of after pregnancy, 326; the course in ano, 280 Thiophendiodide, a new antiseptic, 207 and treatment of fibroids of. 347; prolapse of Spiegelberg, analgene, 333 Thiosynamin, 243 in ovarian tumour, 3.34; fibroma of lesser Spiegler, new test for albumen, 135 Thiriar, radical cure of hernia, 299 omentum extending behind the, 315; fibroid Spillmann, the action of subcutaneous i jections Thomson, Graves's disease, 341 of, 336; fibroid of in pregnancy, 371; treat- of essence of turpentine, 3,9 Thornton, antidotes for phosphorus, 313 ment of fibroids of by Apostoli's method, 458 ; Spinal dura, paracentesis of, 429 Throat, alumnol and diaphtherin in diseases of, tymnpanites of, 439; chloride of zinc in fibroids Spine, cervical, injury to the, 158; trephining in 337; antipyrin as a local anaesthetic in affec- of, 477; early diagnosis of cancer of, 478; rup- fractures of the, 293 tions of, 403 ture of in version and by forceps, 516; and Spleen, influence of ablation of on the micro- Thymacetine, 204 breast, simultaneous cancer of, .317 bicidal powver of the blond, 210; in cholera, 231 Thyroid extract in-myxcedema, 103 Splenectomy for injury, 2:51 Tin poisoning, 409 V. Sporozoa of cancer, 445i Tipiakoff, menorrhagia and peritoneal adhe- Vacecination, anticholera, 465; varioliforni erup- S-anziale, gonorrhwal rheumatism, 293 sions in women, 119 tion after, 490 Stapes, operative extraction of the, 394 Tizzoni, hereditary tranismission of immunity Vaccine, bacteria of, 151 Sb-arr, A., treatment of intracranial tumouir, 136 against rabies, 271 Vaccines, Haffkine's cai-bolated anticholeraic, Steel.), hleai t failure from chronic alcoholism,50s Tolypyrin, 24 L 13;0 steilek, subserous eystic nmyoma, 518 Tommasoll, dog's serum in lupus, 483 Vagina, sloughing chancre in, abortion, death, Stein, functional diarrhcea, 295 'Tongue, position of the in peripheral paralysis 162; post-partum h.ematoma of, 238; foreign SLernberg, treatment of cholera by the naph- of the facial nerve, 194 body in the, 139; prolapse of in ovarian thols, 358 Topography, cranio-cerebral, 470 tumouri, 354; laceration of by coitus, 373 Stewart, treatment of aortic aneurysm by Tortchinsky, boracie acid in typhoid fever, 37 Vaillard, action of the huimlours of an im- electrolysis through introduced wire, 29; 'rorticollis, cure of, 278 munised animal upon tetanus virus, 128; piperazin in renal calculus, 401 Touton, saicoinatosis of skin, 118: treatment of tetanus by antitoxic serum, 266 Streglitz, uinilateral lesion of spinal cord in- Townsend, incontinence of urine, 124 Vallen, iodide of potassium in fibrinous pneu- volving the trigeminus, 41l Trenkmann, influence of water rich in salt on monia and epidemic cerebral meningitis, 402 Stiller, ttue spleen in cholera,231 the development of the cholera bacilli, 33) an Hook, union of ureter after transverse Stintzing. lacial diplegia, 171 Trephining in fractures of the spine, 298; early division, 277 Stocker, S., extirpation of cancerous pregnant in head injuries, .514 Varnier, symphysiotomy, 416, 436 uterus, s0 Treves, treatment of compound fractures, 178 Veins, pressure by, on arteries, 509 Stoker, T., operative trcatiutent of trifacial Trichophytiasis humana, 468 Veit, pyosalpinx communicating with the neuralgia, 492 Tropacocaine, 382; as a local anmesthetic, 163 rectum, 34; death of fretus through knotting Stomach, action of acids and alkalies on the Tsakyroglous, SIunin-re's disease, S92 in the cord, 144 movements of, 214; absorption from the, 448 Tube, Fallopian, lhernia of the, 19.-; catlieterisa- Velez, C. G., pental, 226 Stones, pancreatic, diabetes due to, 152 tion of the or utero-peritoneal fistula?; 2,)3 Venesection in uraemia and typhoid fever, 102 Strassmann, fatal flooding after delivery in Tuberculin as an aid to diagnosis, 228; limita- Venturi, cerebro-spinal meningitis and pern- a case of placenta succenturiata praevia tions of treatment by, 337 carditis as sequela of pneumonia, 430 centralis, 264; fcetus witlh congenital cystic Tuberculocidin in pulmonary phthisis, 206 Vermehren, the treatment of myx(edema, 309 tumour delaying delivery, 395 Tuberculosis, the predisposition to, 64; pulmon- Vertigo of arterio-selerosis, 112 Streptococci in typhoid fever, 405 ary, broncho-pneumonia in, '50; pulmnonary, V\ieroldt, lime in rickets, 444 Strophanthus in pruritus, 246 bypodermic injections of guaiacol and iodo- Viertel, cystoscopy in vesical calculus, 302 Strtimpell, prognosis of phthisis, 1:11 forca in, 80; pulmonary, interstitial injections V'illar, trephining in fracture of the spine, 293 Stubbe, experimiiental production ot acholia, 525 of chloride of zinc in, 82: surgical treatment Vincent, streptococci in typhoid fever, 403 Sublimate. See Corrosive. of, 1:37; pulmonary, hypodermic injections oI Vincenzi, illmmunity to cholera, 428 Suckling and quinine, 32 guaiacol and creasote in, 185; of the placenta, Virchow, primary uncolmiplicated tuberculous Sulphate of copper, dangers of in endometritis, 230; infantile glandular, 294; of the ce-3opha- pericarditis, 1 36 gus, :113; tarsal, 344; of the foot, 345 Vitanza, R., forced delivery in cases of immi- Sulphonal, 123; and lhomatoporphyrin, 268 Tuberculous infection, 485 nent death, 183 Surgery, cocaine in, 197 Tuffier, iiretero-enterostomy, 176; remote re- Vix, jambul in glycosuria, 420 Suspension, eftects of on the visual disorders in sults of renal surgery, 300 Volvulus, recurrent, treated successfully by spinal cord aflections, 378 Tumour, intracranial, surgical treatment of, secondary operation, 513 Sweat, reaction of the In lhealth, 134 136; cerebral, removal of, 233; coccygeal, 241; Vulva, post-partum hematoma In 1he, 238; Swine erysipelas, protective inoculation in, 426 fibrous or " desinoid" of the abdomninal wall halematorna of after childbirth, 327; sloughing Symphysiotomy cases of, 416, 436; in bladder in a girl aged 14, 349; congenital cystic in fibroid polypus of, 417 operations, 471; subsequent mobility of arti- futus, delaying delivery, 34.3; hepatic coc- Vulvitis with gonorrhweal rheumatism inachild culation, 493d cidial origin of. 406; of the liver, removal of, aged 2,12 Syncope, local, 115 4-I1 Syphilis, attenuation of the virus of, 20: anid Tumours, o-arian, albuminuria and, 20i): dural, Wageer, evacuation of bladder by pressure, 454 pregnancy, 182; etiology of, 211; of tile surgical intervention in, 392 Waiton, metastatic abscess of brain, 89 nervous system, 252: injection of large doses Turia, hypodermic injections of guaiacol and Warren, C., ovariotomy in an epileptic, 120 of mercury in, 288; of the intcstines, 362; and ioduform in pulmonary tuibercullosis, 8o Warszawsky, post-partum hematoma of vulva hiemoglobinuria, 388; maternal, paralysis of Tuirpentine, the action of subcutaneou3 injec- and vagina, 2:38 arms of infant a month after birth, 399; the tions of essence of, 39 Wasielewski, Th. v., herpes zoster a3 an Infec- blood in and during treatment for, 407 Twin pregnancies, death of one ifetus in, tious disease, 389 Syzygium jambolanum in diabetes, 168 Twins, xiphopagous, aged 31 years, 26.5 Wasmuth, permeability of the skin to microbes, Tympanum, herpes of the, 175; sur-gical ana- 108 T. tomy of tlie, 323; extension of disease from to Watson, treatment of bubo by excision, 324 Taenia inedio canellata, 44 the cranial cavity through carotid canal, 346 Weintraud, "typhoid empyema," 315 Tamameheff, Haffkincs, carbolated anti- "Typhoid einpyema," 31i Weir, treatme nt of aortic aneurysm by " need- choleraic vaccines, 153) Typhoid fever. ,'ee Fever, enteric ling," 71; dissection of the axilla in removal Tannin enemata in cholera, 40 of mammary cancer, 137 Tapeworm, rupture of intestine caused by, 2-58 U. Wernicke, protozoa in mycosis fungoides, 189 Tarnier, treatmentof post-partum hbmorrhage, Ulcer, gastric, in a child, 114 Werth, post-typhoid suppurating ovarian cysts, 35; measuring the pelvic outlet before labour, IUmbilicus, cord torn of in labour, 14:3 476 54; sudden death in childbed, 7,5; circum- Uriemia, venesection in, 102; hemiplegia in, 253 Whooping-cough, the etiology of, 4; sozoiodol cision in infants, 279; uterine inertia on invi- Ureter, union of after transverse division, 277 in, 188 dual defect, 304; induced premature labour, Ureterectomy, 237 Wichmann, thyroid extract in myxcedema, 103 330; resistance of the ftetus to asphyxia, 440; Uretero enterostomy, 176 Wickhoff, symphysiotomy in bladderoperations, placenta praevia, 49.3 Ureters, drainage of after hypogastric opera- 471 Tast as a galactogogue, 229 tions on the bladder, 1.38 Wight, value of drugs in malignant disease, 381 Tattooing as a therapeutic measure, ;505 Urethra, stricture of the in the female, 116, Willems, drainage of the ureters after bypogas- Terrier, choledochotomy, 6 479; condition of the in gonorrhcea, 259 tric operations on the bladder, 138 Tellier, symphysiotomy, 416 Urine, treatment of incontinence of, 124; quan- Winkler, the galvanic current in clinical inves- Tdmoin, fibrous or desmoid tumour of the a'- titative estimation of pus in, 433; a ptomaine tigation, 191 dominal wall in a girl aged 14,319 extracted from the in eczemiia, 487 Winter, early diagnosis of internal cancer, 478 Tents, dangers of, 240 Urticaria and death after ovariotomy, a7 Winternitz, leucocytosis produced by cold, 254; Terrier, choledochostomy, 276; perforation of Uterus, spontaneous cure of rupture of the, 10; hydrotheraphy in rheumatism, 361 the popliteal artery by an exostosis of the neurosis after removal of appendages of, 14; W'iilfler, radical cure of reducible inguinal linea aspera, 452 c cncerous pregnant, extirpation of, 30; can- hernia, 9 Tetanus, tentlh case of treated by the Tizzoni- c3rous vaginal,extirpation of, 55; inversion of, Woniien, urethral stricture in, 116, 479; menor- Cattani antitoxin, 38; action of the humours 78; successful removal, 76 ; the cervix and rhagia and peritoneal adhesions in, 119 of an immunised animal on the virus of, 128; 1 vwer segmnent of in pregnancy, sw9; fibro dand Wounds, accidental, healing under a moistblood the serum curative of, 184; antitoxin in, 225, cancer of, 118; hnemorrhage from after meno- clot in, 173 461; treatment of by antitoxic serum, 266; in pause, 121; surgical treatment of prolapse of, Writers' cramp, 255 obstetrics and gyn.,ecology, 374; amputation 161; fatal perforation of, criimiinal abortion at In, 390; with facial paralysis, 408 second month, 164; the life and death of Zagorsky, kelladonna in strangulated hernia, Tetany, phosphorus in, 522 fibroids of, 179; chronic inversion of af er 107 Teucrin, 165 labour, 202 suppuration of causing para- Zatti, nephrorrhaphy, 198 Texas fever. Ste Fever plegia mistaken for spinal cancer, 261: non- Zlemssen, v., paracentesis of the spinal dura, Thdrdse, arterial lesions, 2.50 pregnant, drainage of the, 282; fatty degenera- Thibierge, suppuration of uteru3 causing para- tion of after labour, 283- inertia of, and indi- Zun kerkandl, thiophendiodide, a new antiseptic, plegia mistaken for spinal cancer, 261 vidual defect, 304; complete inversion of from ;207. rPrinted andc publisheld by thie Britishh ledical Associatioll it tiLil (f , ;O. 1J, Stilt.il, ill t P. ishi 001 M6rtilli.t ti-Viek, in the Couity of Middlesex. 1320 tnc' 21I INTRALARYNGEAL INJECTIONS OF GUATACOL AND MFNTFTOfl. rJUNE 24, T,.

also affected. A general anaest,hetic was now administered, and every I was inclined to look upon the case as one of abscess of plae-e that showed sign1s of reaction was carefully scraped and cauterised an with the electro-eautery. The wounds quiickly healed, and the patient the lung, so deep in its substance and covered by such seemed well for over eighteen months, when shortly before Christmnas, amount of resonant lung tissue as to prevent any dulness, 1891. slight redness and scaling occurred at the outer margin of the scar being detected, having some years ago had a case where fmetid A single Injection of O 00 e c. of tuberculin was given, which was followed expectoration existed for some weeks beforedulness and bubbl- by a slight rise in ternperature, which I have unfortuaately omitted to record. The local reatstion was c)nfined to the outer margin of the patch. ing soundscould bedetected externally, although alarge, easily This was again carefully scraped and cauterised, and for the past six detected cavity ultimately formed at the surface of the lung.. months there has beeo no sign of any recu rence of tthe trouble. The existence of a dilatation of the bronchi sufficiently large CASE II. -A younIg lady of 17 was brought to me in May, 1801, during the progress of the preceding case. She had a patch of luptus about the size to account for the evmptoms seemed less probable because tle) of a shilling over the inner third of the left eyebrow, and extending for pationt had not suffered severely from chronic hronchitis avid about half an inch down the nose, with a tendency towards the !eft orbit. the whole process seemed to be of an acute character. The. A inioute isolated point was placed below the middle of the eyebrow. subsequent recovery of t,he case without leaving any of the Ab iut a year beftre, when the pitch was only half the size, it had been scraped and canterised by a leading surgeon in Paris, and for several usual signs of branchiectasis seemns to lend probability to this; months there were no signs of a recutrrence of the disease. The consent view. There is of course room for differences of opinion as to of the patient's frienidi to the use of the then new remedy havintg been the diagnosis, but, whatever the condition, the treatment of obtained with some diffliculty, a first injection of 0 01¢ c of t,iberculin was ad,ninistered on I'ay 4th. 189a. This having been followAd by no reaction the fcetid expectoration by intralaryngeal injections was. whatever, the qtiafitity was gradually increased up to 0.08 c.c., when there most successful, not only in reducing the foetor and lessening was a marked lcal, but no constitutional reaction, other than slight the expectoration, but in reducitig temperature a'id improvix)g headache and a feeling of prostration. At this point the treatment was interruoted, and was not resumed for some reason until the beginning of the genieral state. For a few days previous to beginnitg July A single injection of 0.05 c.c. was then given, when a decided lo al the injections inhalation of iodine from a Roberts reipira- rea stion occurred 4 general anoesthetic was admniuinistered, and every- tor-irnhaler had been tried without benefit. Then 30( one of the Inflamed spots was carefullv ciuterised with the electro- minims of a solution consisting of guaiacol 3 iss, mentho1 cautery. A fev paints like the "scarlatina" rash in the former cate which had appeared outside the areola were destroved by means of a 3 x, ol. olivae , viij, were injected into the larynx once a, fine c%utery point Introduced into each of them. The patient made a day, and three pills c ntaining iodoform, creasote, a-a gr.j - speedy recovery, and at the present mometnt, that is, over two years from croton choral hydrate, gr.ij, were given daily. After the the time of treatment, she is perfectly free fromn any sign of reeurrence. use of two or three injections the fketor almost ceased and Though it would be unwise to form a positive opiniion of the amount, of expectoration was markedly lessened, and in a. the vtlue of this treatment from a few instances, I think fortnight the fcetor was gone and the purulent expectoration from the experience of this method in Mr. Malcolm Morris's almost so. Simultaneously the temperature went down anc? cases and in those referred to here that it is an important aid the appetite improved, the patient was soon able to get up,. to curing this disease, and that, under certain conditions, a and in five or six weeks she was convalescent, from what. very satisfactory result may be obtained. The most import- seemelI for some time to be a most threatening condition. ant condition is that treatment should be commenced early, I may mention that in another case of bronchitis, where- and this is all the more necessary if the first outbreak of the phthisis was suspected, I f und intralaryngeal injections. disease is in a situttion where it is difficult to get at, or where produce most gratifying results. The patient was a womant it mAy easily extend by continuity of surface to deeper about 40 years of age, who had lost flesh rapidly, had night. structures. sweats, complete loss of appetite, and the general symptoms. I think it may also be said that where the extent of the and appearance of phihisis. Her family history was very bad,, lupus tissue is very small, as in my second case, a prolonged three sisters having died of that disease. The physical signs. course of injections is unnecessary. In such a case, after ex- were those of bronchitis only. No dulness being anywhere- cluding the possibility of otherlatent tuberculous mischirf by found, but suspecting from her general symptoms the de- a few injections of gradually increasing strength, a (lose velopment of tubercle, she was put on intralaryngeal injec- sufficient to bring about a decided local reaction should be tions of the same kind as in the last mentioned case. The- given, and the diseased tissues removed by spoon and result was a speedy lessening of the amount of expectoration, cautery. and cough, and an almost incredibly rapid increase in weight, and improvement in her general symptoms. She gainedh ON INTRALARYNGEAL INJECTION'S OF 8 lbs. in weight during the first fortnight, some of this being. no doubt due to the rest and very plentiful nutriment sup- GUAIACOL AND MENTHOL IN plied. The cough almost ceased in a few weeks, and when FCETID CONDITIONS OF treatment was suspended, sbe was actually stouter and appa- THE SPUTA. rently better than she had been for years. BY JAMES McNAUGHT, M.D., M.R.C.S., Waterfoot, near Manchester. MEMORANDA1 TaHE cases reported by Dr. Grainger Stewart in the BRITISH MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL, THERA- MEDICAL JOURNAL of June 3rd remind me of one under my care in February and March of this year, in which intra- PEUTICAL, PATHOLOGICAL, ETC. laryngeal injections proved marvellously successful after other remedies had failed, and when the case seemed well- ANOTHER CASE OF ACONITE POISONING. nigh hopeless. DR, HUGH SMITH'S case reminded me of my notes of the fol- Toe patient, a woman between 50 and 60 years of age, had previously lowsing case: hbd one or two attaeks of bronchitis, but could not be said to be the On July 18th, 1877, Miss M.A.H., aged 24, about 10.45 P.m.. subject of chronict bronchitis. Her present illness began with the usual symptoms of infltienza, a febrile temperature, aching pains a1ll over. went to a cupboard for some " lumbago drips," but by mlistake. berpes about the lips, and in a day or two there were coarse bronehi4l she got hold of a bottle of lin aconiti B.P., and dropping out. rdles universally heard over the chest, back and front and a patch of 30 or 40 drops into a teaspoonful of water took there and then duloess developed at the left base with crepitation. The sputa were frothv, bit at tinues slightly rusty, and the cough was of a very the whole of the same. Two or three other people were pre- harassiog,chiedy. hacking chtracter. At the end of about ten days the dulness sent and witnessed the whole proceeding, but the error was. at base cleared tip, but the patient remained very prostrate, the temn)e not discovered. In about ten minutes she felt a tingling in. rature ranged tip to about 1030 FP.; there was complete anorexia, anad the the hands and whieh if broachir,is and cough cuntinued. This condition of things persisted fingers, felt. as drawn up, then the until the fourth week of her illness, and then for the first time the same sensation was experienced in the lips, tongue, and' breath was noticed to be fetid. On inquiry, she said that everv morning cheeks, and they also felt as if drawn up; besides the tinigling, after a severe fit of couching she brought up a quiantity of greenish- numhnless was also felt. A short time after, the tingling and' yellow, stinking sputa, but rarely any more durine the day, the remain- ing sput,a being frothy and rather watery. (Careful examination of the numbness were felt in the feet and legs, and by about 11.40 chest, back and front, failed to detect any dulness. aud no buhhling she felt queer all over. Felt as if bed clothes were a dread- crepitus could be anywhere heard. The continued high temperature and ful weight and was chilled all over. Breathed all right, but profuie sweats led to tthe sus;picion of acute ,aiberc ilonis softening, and ttie sputa were closely examined for the hacillus, but with 'ut success felt as if shp was losing her senses at timnes, and at oilier The microscope showed chiefly pus cells, but one or two pieces of elastic times was all right as far as this was concerned. She did not, tissue having an alveolar arrangement were observed. sweat, nor pass water, nor deftecate. She had gone to bed after SutN1s 24. lt. MEMSORANDA. TRZ Bill,= 1321 Ju- ral19DICAL JOVAN&LoTNL12

taking the poison, but by this time felt 8o uncomfortable andI had been checked by opium and bismuth, recommenced. The alarmed thit she got up. As soon as she got up she felt as ii f urine was twice tested during the illness, and found to be ,he must lie d *wn on the floor, but by a great effort she gott free from albumen or sugar; it was acid. -downstairs. Was very starved and wanted to get to the91 A necropsy was made fourteen hours after death; rigor kitchen fire. When she got to the landing she fell down in- mortis was then strongly present. On opening the abdomen ?Sensible, and bruises on head and legs appeared afterwards. the whole of the alimentary canal gave evidence of having In this state she was found by her sister, Mrs. B., who heardi been acutely disordered. The serous surface of the small and Iher fall. Mrs. B. said she was lying on her side quite un- large intestine was found coated with a layer of soft, butter- -conscious anid icy cold, her head was thrown back and theII like lymph. The serous surface of the stomach appeared free muscles of the neck were strongly contracted so that Mrs. B. from this. There were some patches of similar inflammatory had great difficulty in pulling her head forward, her hands product on portions of the peritoneum which lay in contact and arms were fixed in front of her cheet, the face deadly pale, with the inflamed gut, and in addition there was a small tiwd the lips blue, the eyelids were half open and her eyes similar patch between the base of the left lung and the dia- twitched. She remained in this state about ten minutes and phragm. The surfaces of the mesentery were free from lymph, then came round and was quite rational. She was taken into nor were the mesenteric glands enlarged. There was no free the kitchen, where she laid down on the floor and was un- fluid in the peritoneal cavity. In the cesophagus there were .onsci)us again. When she came round an emetic of salt a few shallow erosions. In the stomach were found several and water was given and she vomited freely. This was about patches of subserous hbemorrhage, and the mucous mem- 12 10 A.M. I saw her about 12.30. 8tie was deadly pale, cool, brane was covered with a layer of rather tenacious mucus. but not cold, and the pulse was very quick, very irregular, and The mucous surface of the whole intestine showed signs of very intermittent.. Respiration was unaffected. She was recent infl4rmmation, but there was nowhere any sign of -quite conscious. The pupils were rath-r large, as usual with chronic disorder. The transverse and descending colon ap- her. There was no sweating at all. She complained of ex- peared perhaps to have suffered more severely than any other tremp weakness, and tingling and nunmbness in the hands, part of the gut. The lungs were emphysematous, the liver feet, legs, tongue, face, and lips, but not anywhere else. She rather fatty, and the spleen soft. The heart, kidneys, pan- seemed almost moribund. I gave an emetic of twelve grains creas, vermiform appendix, and pelvic organs were normal. of zinc sulphate, and puked with warm water, brandy, and There was no evidence anywhere of tuberculosis. animal charcoal. Free vomiting occurred, nothing coming up It was stated in evidence at the inquest by the chemist who ibut antidotes and a little slime. I continued to give animal sold the tartaric acid that the poor used tartaric acid very eharcoal and brandy and water, and in a while repeated the largely in concocting summer drinks, and he further expresse a :zinc sulphate, which again emptied the stomach well, after his opinion that a good many of them looked upon tartarc which the went asleep on the floor and was somewhat re- acid and cream of tartar as different names for the same -covered, though the pulse was very intermittent and irregular. article. The coroner's jury returned a verdict in this case of 3he improved steadily and in the morning was all right except "Accidental poisoning from an overdose of tartaric acid." a little numbness and tingling, and has remained well. Cheltenham. EDGAR TREvITHICK, M.B.Cantab. bhe showed me the amount of lin. aconite she took, and I moasured it. It was about 30 minims. This is equial to A CASE OF CATALEPSY. '600 minims of the pharmacopceial tincture, and no emrtic was M. K., aged 18 years, first came under my notice on January ,given until two hours afterwards. Beyond a doubt she was 16th, 1893, when I received a red ticket to visit her. The .as near dying as it is possible to be. She was a rather delicate family history was not good; her two brothers died recently, woman. one from acquired phthisis, the other from hip disease. I was Blackpool. WM. HARDKAN. told that the patient had heemoptysis for a few days before her illness; she was at that time in an hysterical condition, able A FATAL CASE OF POISONING BY TARTARIC ACID. to take food and speak. I ordered her valerian, but her ]IN this case death ocourred on May 26th (this being the mother and brother, who were her only attendants, were so seventh day after ignorant self-administration) in a woman, convinced she could not recover that they did not press her -aged 67. The exact amount taken I have unfortunately b.en to take the medi-ine. She remained in this state for more unable to confidently determine. The woman herself owned than two weeks, then she began to get violent, at times re- to having taken "about two teaspoonfuls." That, I found, qtniring to be held in bed and continually watched. This would represent between 110 and 180 grains. Since, how- state passed into lethargy, with persistent moaning for three ever, both she and her hushand at the onset of the days. At this time she ceased to get any medicine, as her symptoms, and for three days afterwards, refused to attendants expected her death to take place at any moment, -admit that she had taken anything likely to disagree nor did I see her often at that time. On visiting her early a with her, and seeing that it was with evident reluct- March, I found her in a heavy sleep, and was told she had not aance that on the fourth day the confession was obtained, taken any nourishment for some days previously, as they it is not, I thinik, improbahle that a larger dose than that could not get her mouth open. On examining her I found her ernentioned above may in reality have been taken. With re- in a cataleptic state; her limbs would remain in any position gird to the strength of the solution used, the probahility is in which they were placed for any length of time and could ¢that it was of very considerable strength, since the draught easily be placed in any other position, but she had no control was prepared in a small tumbler. The remnant of tartar c over them. The pulse was 84 and the temperature normal. acid taken from the room was on examination found to be free From the great difficulty of opening her mouth, which was 'from admixture or impurities. No other irritant poison was tightly clenched, it was impossible to give her liquids except 'discoverable in the house, nor did any of the circumstances in in small quantities, and even then they ran out at the corners -any way point to the likelihood of any drug other than tar- of the mouth after remaining some time in it; the attempt 'taric acid being concerned. to give her any food was discontinued. In this state Phe The symptoms at the outset were acute abdominal pains, r-mained six weeks without taking any nourishment what- womiting and diarrhoea coming on in the above order. Pain ever; nor had she spoken during that time or for some time and vomiting appear to have supervened almost imme- previous, and up to the present she has not done so. Fearing -diately after the administration, and diarrhcei set in some shie might die of want of food, I determined to try faradisa- few hours later. tion. Dr. Kenny, of Granard, and I used the battery on When Xfirst saw the patient, about twenty-four hours after April 1st without any result, and again on April 3rd, wilh the onst-t of the symptoms, I found her suffering from intense the same non-succeEs. She seemed not to feel any effects -abdominal pain, and screaming out whenever she moved in from its continued use. A blister was then applied to the be.d. At this time the pulse was very fairly good, the tongue nape of the nec-k, after which she swall wed some milk. Since was already very dry, the tempperature 1000 F. On t.he f-,urth then she has taken egg and milk, beef-tea, etc., also medicine. evening the patient bpeame delirious and remained 8o until I put her on large doses of bromide of potassium, oxide of hier death. About the fourth day also the pulse began mark- zine, anri valerianatP of zinc. -edly to fail. The temperatuire from this time forward was Previonus to April 1st her body was greatly emaciated, but aubiaornaal. -On the day before the death diarrhoea, which now it is somewhat better nourished. As hter bowels had not 1322 TI¢wL.L1 OBSTETRICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. rJZNE 24, 1M, been operated on for at least two months, on May 8th I gave her a simple enema with good results, and repeated it on May 15th with like results. Urine was passed in small quan- REPORTS tities all the time unconsciously. At present the muscles ON are not so rigid. When the limb is raised it does not remain MEDICAL & SURGICAL PRACTICE IN THE HOSPITALS in the position but falls slowly by gravitation. She is at AND ASYLUMS OF GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND, times able to raise the eyelids slightly, but cannot move her- self or speak. When spoken to she will look towards the AND THE COLONIES. speaker, when the eyelid is lifted. On the whole she seems improved. I should mention that a hot bath was used after NORFOLK COUNTY ASYLUM. the batterv on April 6th without effecting any change. The CASE OF RUPTURE OF THE MEMBRANOUS PORTION OF THE catamenia were suppressed since the beginning of the illness. URETHRA TREATED WITHOUT OPERATION. On May 26th the patient was still in the same condition. (By RICHARD P. RYAN, L.R.C.P. and S.I., Assistant Medical Gowna, co. Cavan. WILLIAM W. WINSLOW, L.R.C.S.I., etc. Officer.) AT 10 A.M. on January 20th, S.H. received a kick on the peri- QUESTION OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE neum while in a stooping position. At 6 P.M. slight swelling VENTRICULAR AND SUBARACHNOID SPACES was observed in the perineum, and the following history ob- IN HYDROCEPHALUS. tained: "Shortly after the infliction of the injury bleeding IT has been said that these openings in the roof of the fourth took place from the meatus, and before 6 P.M. the patient had ventricle are closed in hydrocephalus. On the other hand it made several ineffectual attempts to micturate, accompanied has lately been shown by Mr. Carson that this is not so in by straining." On percussion the bladder was found dis- tuberculous meningitis. At the Hull Infirmary there re- tended. I endeavoured to pass a full-sized silver instrument, cently came under my care a case of hydrocephalus, very but failed, the attempt causing very considerable haemor- large and constantly increasing. I determined to test the rhage and the discharge of some clots. I subsequently tried possibility of draining from the spinal subarachnoid. Having several other instruments, including soft rubber and " gum removed two laminve I opened the membranes in the dorsal elastics," and was finally successful with a large prostatic region but very little fluid came. The house-surgeon, Dr. catheter, assisted by the finger in the bowel, and drew off North, suggested I should try the fourth ventricle. I rejected 2 pints of urine. I gave 'a full dose of opium, and left in the the proposal at first, but on thinking the matter over, and re- catheter. membering that the roof would be so much raised by the dis- On the following morning the scrotum and perineum were tension that the great nerve centres would be out of the reach both distended with blood. The temperature was normal. of injury, I, some days later, chiselled out a piece of occipital No pain was complained of. The scrotal and perineal swel- bone so as to enlarge backwards the foramen magnum. I then ling increased during the next two days. The catheter was opened the dura, when a bag of membranes presented. This I left in, and the temperature and general condition of the also opened to a slight extent and a quantity of limpid fluid patient remained satisfactory. flowed copiously away. The difficulty now was to allow of On January 24th the temperature rose to 1020, and the sufficient but not too freedrainage. Aftertryingseveral plans patient had suppression of urine. I washed out the bladder, it ended in our draining too freely, the child dying suddenly applied hot stupes to the loins, and gave a saline purge. From in the night. this day the patient's progress was uninterrupted, the swelling Post mortem we found old thickening of the roof (;- inch) gradually subsided, and on the 27th-seven days from the over the greater part of the lower half of ventricle suddenly injury-the catheter was removed, but I have introduced an thinning above where it had been opened. instrument periodically since, in order to prevent the occur- In this case there is little doubt the foramina in the rence of stricture. ependyma were closed, and I should think the same condition This case may prove interesting on account of the length of exists in many hydrocephali. D. LOWSON, time which elapsed between the infliction of the injury and Assistant Surgeon Hull Royal Infirmary. the introduction of the catheter, and that, notwithstanding this, a successful termination without operation ensued. HIEMORRHAGE FROM ADENOID VEGErATIONS OF Most authorities whom I have consulted agree in recom- THE NASO-PHARYNX. mending operative interference unless a catheter is immedi- I HAVE had under my care a boy, aged 10 years, whom I was ately introduced after the injury. called in to treat for spitting of blood. This was, according to the mother, neither coughed up nor vomited. She stated that the boy would suddenly rise up in bed and empty his mouth of blood, in this way losing some ounces each day. REPORTS OF SOCIETIES, On one day I saw about 8 ounces of blood that he had lost. For several days I failed to discover the source-the lungs OBSTETRICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. and stomach being healthy and no pain complained of any- G. E. HERMAN, M.B., President, in the Chair. where. After about ten days the hemorrhage ceased, but a Wednesday, June 7th, 1893. fortnight afterwards it recurred, and on my visiting him I SPECIMENS. found him asleep in bed, but snoring slightly and breathing THE following specimens were shown: Mr. A. DORAN: Foetus by the mouth. This led me to suspect adenoid vegetations, found in Abdominal Cavity.-Dr. HANDFIELD JONES: Fibroicl and on passing my finger behind the soft palate the naso- of Broad Ligament.-Dr. AMAND RoUTH: (1) Calculus with pharynx was found full of these growths. I scraped them Half a Bodkin as Nucleus; (2) Anencephalic Fcetus.-Dr. away with the finger nail, and there has been no hmemorrhage Placenta Praevia. since. POLLOCK: Wrexham. H. DRINKWATER. TH:E LONGINGS OF PREGNANT WOMEN. Dr. ARTHuIR GILES read a paper on this subject. " Long- SUPERF(CETATION (?). ings " fell into two ancient divisions according as the objects THE following case may prove of interest to some of your longed for were (1) natural and healthy; (2) unnatural or readers. On May 25th I was called to see a child, aged 3 unhealthy. The former class was alone considered, the data weeks. While I was in the house, the mother mentioned that being based on 300 cases. The popular view of longings waa she had miscarried on January 1st of this year, and that the stated, and the principal foods longed for were tabulated, to. midwife who had attended at that time had estimated the ascertain the relation between sickness and longings in gene- fcetus then born as a child of between 3 and 4 months. Ac- ral, and various classes of foods in particular. Three ex- cording to these dates, the child I saw was born four months planations of the cause of longings were given: (1) that they and a few days after the miscarriage. On questioning the were due to a desire for something to check the feeling of woman, she told me that she had felt the movements of the nausea. This applied especially to sour things; (2) that they present child in utero one month after the miscarriage. were the expression of an instinctivewant of some class of food East Clif', Woolston, Hants. ALBERT E. MARTIN, M.D. in the altered condition of pregnancy; (3) the author thought 1352 vim JoU3RAnI MEDICO-PARLIAMENTARY. 2, 18 either party to assist justice in reference to these considerations, and I Lewis, Joh.; F. H. rewis, B.A., Joh.; W. E. Alston, Cla.; E. B. Hill, am unable to rely upon or accept the evidence of either party except to Cla.; J. B. Christopherson. Gonv. and Ca.; N. H. Hobart, B.A., a very limited extent. The course which I shall take will be this-I Gonv. and Cai.; H. E. W. Hoffmeister, B.A., Gonv. and Cai.: G. F. shall request the official solicitor, with the assistance, if necessariy of Rogers, M.A., Gonv. and Cal.; J. W. W. Stephens, Gonv. and Cai.; the Director of Public Prosecutions and of some one or more of the G. P. Still, M.A., Gonv. and Cal.; E. A. C. Swainson, B.A., Gonv. medical societies, to institute inquiries into these cases and to find out and Cai.; J. H. Joyce. B.A., Queens'; J. R. Carver, Chr.; W. J. from the newspapers, whose opinions purport to be set forth, whether Harris, B.A., Chr.- T. W. Locket, B.A., Chr.; R. H. Luce, Chr.; G. S. these were opinions of the newspapers or whether they were in any was Dodgson, Emm.; H. S. Willson, B.A., Emm.: A. W. F. Russell, Down; and to what extent arranged. Either party may, if so advised by counse, B. C. Brown, H. Belw.; W. C. Moore, H. Selw. put the case into the paper for judgment on July 3rd. In the meantime the books and papers will remai in my custody. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. MEDICAL DEFENCE UNION, LIMIITED. THE following are the awards of scholarships and prizes in the Facu.ty of A COUNCIL meeting was held at 429, Strand, London, on Wednesday, June Medicine for the Winter Session, 1892-93. Medical Entrance Exhibitions: 14th, 1893, Mr. Victor Horsley in the chair. The question of the desir- £100, C. Bolton, of Whitby; £60, W. R. Battye, of Bristol; £40, E. P. Chen- ability of continuing to admit members to the life membership was dis- nels. of Boxmoor. Atchison Scholarship: (£60 per annum for two years) J. cussed, and it was resolved: "That the fee for life membership be raised Le M. Bunch, of London. Cluff Memorial Prize: (215) T. H. C. Stevenson, for the present to;£C.5." One hundred and nineteen fresh applications of Strabane. Physiology: Gold Medal, J. Shardlow, of Clay Cross; for membership were received ; 1 was rejected, 1 deferred for further in- Silver Medals, D. N. Nabarro, of London; and C. Bolton, of Whitby. quiries, and 117 accepted. The following resolution was passed: "That Pathology: Tuke Silver Medal, J. S. Bolton, of Whitby; Tuke Bronze the best thanks of this Council be given to Dr. Glover, the direct repre- Medal, E. E. Murray, of Jamaica. Anatomy: Gold Medal, J. D. Russell, sentatives on the General Medical Council, and to the otber members of of Greenwich; Silver Medals, H. B. Shaw, of Sydney; T. R. H. Bucknall, the special committee for the able manner in which they conducted the of Kidderminster; and C. Bolton, of Whitby. Medicine: Gold Medal, J. late inquiry into the medical aid associations." Several applications Le M. Bunch, of London; Silver Medals, T. B. Stedman, of Leighton were dealt, with, and that of a member against whom an action was Buzzard: and E. J. Smyth, of New Barnet. Surgery: Gold Medal, J. Le threatened for alleged malpraxis in a ca'e of puerperal fever was taken M. Bunch, of London; Silver Medals: P. S. Eves, of London; and E. up. A local committee for adiddlesbrough, with Dr. Malcomson as chair- J. Smyth, of New Barnet. Clinical Medicine: Fellowes Gold Medal, F. T. maan, and Dr. Howell as honorary secretary, was appointed Travers, of London; Fellowes Silver Medals, J. Le M. Bunch,of London: E. F. Harwood, of Lisbon; P. J. Edmunds, of London. Clinical Dental 85trgery: Silver Medals, J. Le M. Bunch, of London; W. H. B. Stoddart, NAVAL AND MILITARY MEDICAL SERVICES. of Woolwich. UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. ARMY MEDICAL STAFF: EXCHANGE. UNIVERSITY CouRT.-At a meeting of this Court, held last week, appli- The in the Medical cations by Dr. J. H. Poynting, D-Sc.. Professor of Physics, Mason (College, charge for inserting notices re8pecting Exchanges Army Dc Birmingbam; Mr. William Mair, Teacher of Practical Materia Medica partment is 38. 6d., which should be forwarded in stamps or post-office order Dundee Royal Inflrmary; and Mr. William Wood, M.B., C.M., Toacher oi with the notice. The first post on Thursday mornings i8 the latest by which Practical Materia Medica in the Edinburgh Provident Dispensary, for the these announcements can be received. recognition of their respective courses of instruction as qualifying for graduation in Medicine in the University, were granted.-Mr. William A SURGEON-CAPTAIN, Army Medical Staff, of eight years' service,due to Harvey, LL.B., Advocate, Edinburgh, was appointed additional Examiner go out to India this trooping season (December or January), wishes to in Physics for graduation in Medicine, in Science, and in Public Health. exchange with one having two or three years to remain at home.-E. D., -Other business before the Court had reference to several new ordinances 2t), Upper Woburn Place, London, W.C. whica have been transmitted by the Commission to the Secretary for Scotland for submission to Parliament in terms of the Universities THE NAVY. (Scotland) Act, 1889, Section 20. STAFF-SURGEON HBNRY W. D. WALSH and Surgeon THroMAs C. METKLE have been appointed to the Vulcan, the former to date June 19th and the latter June 1st. ARMY MEDICAL STAFF. MEDICO-PARLIAMENTARY, SUORGEON-MAJOR-GENERAr. THOMAS RUDD, M.D.. Is placed on retired pay, June 6th. He entered the service as Assistant Surgeon, August 1st, 18f57; HOUSE OF COMMONS, Friday, June 16th. became Surgeon, November 18tb, 1871; Surgeon-Major, March Ist, 1873; Midwives Registration.-On the motion of Mr. MARJORIBANKS, the follow- Brigade-Surgeon. March 13th, 1883; Surgeon-Colonel, April lth, 18S8; and Ing Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Midwives Regis- Surgeon-Major-General, February 6th, 1893. He served with the 8th tration has been nominated: Mr. Albert Bright, Mr. Tatton Egerton, Dr. Hussars during the Indian Mutiny in 1857-58, and was at the capture of Farquharson, Dr. Fox, Sir Frederick FitzWygram, Sir Henry Howorth, Kotah and at the battles of Kotaria and Kooshana (mentioned in Mr. Fell Pease, Mr. Priestley, Mr. Rathbone, Mr. Stephens, and Mr. despatches, medal with clasp). He was also in the Afghan war in 1878-80, Arthur Williams. The Committee has power to send for persons, papers, and has the medal for that campaign. and records. The quorum will be five. Surgeon-Colonel J. NKSON, M.D.. obtains his promotion on the retire- The Precautions against Chtolera.-In reply to Mr. CHAMBERLAYNE, who ment of Surgeon-Major-General T. Rudd, M.D. Inquired whether facilities could be afforded for discussing the precau- Surgeon-LieUtenatit-Colonel ROBERT DE LA C. CORBETT, M. D., F.R.C.S. T., tions which should be taken to protect our coasts from cholera, the PRE- D.S.O., is promoted to be Brigade-Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel, v'ice W. SIDENT OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD stated that the Board had the Keir, M D., June 3rd. Brigade-Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel Corbett's pre- advice of the most competent and experienced experts in the kingdom on vious commissions are dated as follow: Assistant Surgeon, October 1st, this question, and, so far as the precautions taken last autumn were 1867; Surgeon, March lst, 1873; Surgeon-Major, October ist, 1879; and concerned, he believed both the House and the country were satisfied Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel, April ist, 1887. He was with the Buirmese with the course which the Board pursued. The Local Government Board expedition in 1886-87, and for his services was mentioned in despatches. felt that the responsibility of their position was very great, and they were nomninated a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order, and received prepared to carry out those precautions which on the best and most com- the Frontier medal with clasp. petent authority they believed to be necessary. In reply to a further Srgeon-Major T. S. COGAN, retired pay, has been appointed to the uestion, Mr. Fowler said that if the Local Government Board thought it medical charge at Ipswich, vacant by the death of Surgeon-Major Bolster. desirable to ask the House to give them further powers by legislation, Surgeon-Major E. BuTT, serving in the Bengal Command, is appointed they would not hesitate to do so. tn the charge of the Cantonment General Hospital at Moradabad from March 6th. Monday, June 19th. The undermentioned officers, serving in the Bengal Command, have Tteatment of Inebriates.-Mr. AsQUITH, in answer to Mr. KNOWLES, said been appointed to the medical charge of Cantonment General Hospitals he hoped to be able to give effect to the recommendations of the Depart- as specified: Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel A. A. MACROBIN to Kasauli: mental Committee on the treatment of Inebriates, but he could hold out Surgeon-Major D. WARDUOP to Umballa; Surgeon-Major J. WATSON to no prospect of dealing with the subject during the present session. Subathu; Surgeon-Major N. LEADER to Jutogh; Surgeon-Captain T. Du Hospital Accommodation -Mr. H. FOWLER, in answer to Mr. TALBOT, B. WHAITE to Dagshai; Surgeon-Captain J. FAYRER to Solon; Surgeon- said he had not received representations from different parts of the me- C"aptain G. H. BAREFOOT to Barrackpore; Surgeon-Captain H. E. WINTER tropolis that poor persons were now kept in their crowded homes suffer- tn Dum-Dum; Surgeon-Captsin A. de C. SCANLAN to Darjeeling. ing from infectious disease in consequence of there being no room in the hospitals of the Metropolitan Asylums Board. But he was well aware that the managers were in great difficulty in consequence of the large number of cases of fever in the metropolis at the present time. The UNIVERSITIES AND only question as regards additional accommodation which was now un- COLLEGESI decided by the Local Government Board related to the purchase of land UNlVER3ITY OF CAMBRIDGE. at Lewisham for an asylum, and the Board were in communication with AT a congregation held on Thursday, June 15th, the following degrees the managers on the subject. He would give prompt attention to any were conferred: proposals which he might receive from the managers with regard to the Doctors in Medicine.-H. M. Fletcher, M.A.. Trin.; T. H. A. Chaplin, provision of temporary accommodation. Joh.; C. P. Handson, M.A.. Gonv. and Cai.; W. W. Stabb, Gonv. and Cai.; J. W. Russell, U.A., Trin. H.; W. Downson, Clhr. Tuesday, June21st. Bachelors in Medicine. - G. H. Goldsmith, Gonv. and Cal.; F. C. Kemp- Precautions Against Cholera.-Mr. H. FOWLER In answer to Sir G. son, Gonv. and Cai.; G. H. Nowell, Cath. BADEN-POWELL, said the Custom House authorities were instructed to Bachelors in Medicine and Surgery.-G. C. Garratt, B.A., Trin.; P. L. render assistance wherever they could, in order to enable medical officers Langdon-Down, B.A., Trin.; J. H. Godson, B.A., Joh.; C. E. M. to carry out precautions against cholera. TUUDs in JUNB 24, 1893.1 MEDICAL NEWS. fMuicLLBJoaMMAT 13b3 I. Board of Health that flags or cards shall be displayed on MEDICAL NEWS, houses in which contagious (sic) diseases may exist, each flag or card bearing the name of the disease existiDg in the house. " THE trustees of Smith's Charity have sent a donation of £150 If this ordinance is to be construed literally, the " flag in to theRoyal Hospital for Diseases of theChest, City Road, E.C. question will often come under the category of what Falstaf might justly call " marvellous foul linen."-On June 2nd the- DR. ISRABL, who has for many years been assistant to Pro- degree of M.D. was conferred on twenty-four young women at fessor Rudolph Virchow in the Pathological Institute of the Women's Medical College of the New York Infirmary. Berlin, and who is well known by his own contributions to There would appear to be no lack of openings for female practi- medical science, has been named Extraordinary Professor in tioners in the States, for we observe that the Indian Burean the Berlin University. announces seventeen vacancies for medical women in the THE forty-first anniversary festival in connection with the district of Columbia. There are at present 155 female practi- City Orthopaefdic Hospital was held, under the presidency of tioners of medicine labouring in their vocation in Chicago * the Lord Mayor, at the Holborn Restaurant, on June 16th. at Detroit the lady doctors have started a free dispensary Subscriptions amounting to nearly £900 were announced. and Baltimore is blessed with a similar institution, conducted LORD ROTHSCHILD presided over the festival dinner of the exclusively by lady physicians.-A Bill is now before the Michigan Legislature providing that in cases more expres- Royal Hospital for Diseases of the Chest, held in the White- " hall Rooms at the H6tel M6tropole on June 20th. Subscrip- sively than elegantly described as " simple drunks the tions to the amount of £3,043 5s. were announced. prisoner shall have the option of paying a fine or giving a. bond that he will enter a reputable institution for the cure of MR. PASSMORE EDWARDs has, in reply to a deputation the liquor habit. If he cannot afford the expense, the county which waited upon him on June 20th, consented to furnish is to be called upon to meet it. Truly, if enthusiastic social the sum of £2,000 for the building of the Willesden Cottage reformers had their way, the chief reward of the virtuous. Hospital. would be the privilege of paying for the reformation of their- DR. THORNE THORNE, C.B., F.R.S., principal Medical Officer ethically imperfect neighbours. to the Local Government Board, will deliver a lecture on "Cholera Prospects and Prevention," to-day, June 24th, to the technical lecturers and the members of the National MEDICAL VACANCIES. Health Society, in the Rubens Gallery, Grosvenor House. The following vacancies are announced: Applications for admission should be made to the Secretary BRISTOL DISPENSARY, Castle Green, Bristol.-Vacancy in the MedicaD of the National Health Society, 53, Berners Street, W. Staff; doubly qualified. Applications to the Secretary by July 7th. CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, 238A, Gray's Inn Road, ON Wednesday last a complimentary dinner was given at N. W.-House-Surgeon. Rooms, coals, and light provided. Applica- the London Hotel, Edinburgh, to Professor Alfred Hughes on tions to the Secretary by July l0th. of his to take the duties CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, Fulham Road, S.W.-Pathologist- the occasion leaving Edinburgh up Physician to Out-patients. Applications, on forms to be obtained at- of Professor of Anatomy in the Cardiff Medical School. The the Hospital, to the Secretary by July 8th. chair was taken by Principal Williams, and there were nearly CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST, Vic- fifty of Dr. Hughes's friends present, including several Edin- toria Park, E.-Assistant Physician; must be Fellows or Members of burgh medical teachers. Toasts were suitably proposed by the Royal College of Physicians of London. Applications to the Sec- Dr. Macdonald Dr. and retary at the Office, 24, Finsbury Circus, E.C., by July 5th. Dr. Symington, Brown, Daniell, Dr. COOKHAM UNION.-District Medical Officer. Salary, £f5 per annum.. Hepburn. Applications to Robert Arthur Ward, Clerk to the Guardians, Broad- EDINBURGIH UNIVERSlTY ASSISTANTS' CLUB.-The members way, Maidenhead, by July 4th. COUNTY ASYLUM, Lancaster.-Assistant Medical Officer; unmarried- of the Edinburgh University Assistants' Club have been in- Salary, £100 per annum, increasing by annual instalments of £25 to. vited to become the guests of Mr. Law, one of the proprietc rs 2200 per annum, with furnished apartments, board, etc. Applications of the Scotsman at his country house, Archerfield, East to Dr. Cassidy, Medical Superintendent, by June 24th. Lothian, and to play golf over his private course. On the CROYDON GENERAL HOSPITAL.-House-Surgeon; doubly qualified. Salary, £loo per annum, increasing £10 yearly to 2120, with board and& same day a presentation is to be made to Professor John Gib- residence. Applications to the Secretary by June 29th. son, Ph.D., who has for several years done excellent work as EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Glamis Road, Shadwelk, the secretary of the club, and who since his appointment to E. - House-Surgeon. Board and lodging provided. Applications to the chair of chemistry in the Heriot-Watt College, Edin- the Secretary by July 6th. burgh, has been compelled to resign his office. EAST PRESTON UNION. -Iedical Officer for No. 2A District. Salary,. £.40 per annum, with the usual extra allowances. Applications to THE summer dinner of the Irish Medical Schools' and Arthur Shelley, Clerk to the Guardians, Littlehampton, by June 26th. Graduates' Association took place at the Queen's Hotel, ESSEX AND COLCHESTER GENERAL HOSPITAL, Colchester.-House- on June 17th. In the absence of the President, Surgeon; doubly qualified; unmarried or widower without a family. Reading, Salary, £100 per annum, with board and lodging. Applications to the, Professor Cuming, the chair was taken by the President- Committee before noon on July 8th. Elect, Dr. Richard Heath, of St. Leonards. The Mayor of GENERAL HOSPITAL, Birmingham.-Assistant House-Surgeon. No' Reading and Dr. Shettle, senior physician to the Royal Berk- salary; residence, Doard, and washing. Applications, with regi- shire Hospital, were the guests of the Association, and stration certificate, to the House Governor by July 1st. were Dr. Mr. HARTLEY WINTNEY UNION.-Medical Officer and Public Vaccinator amongst the company present Mapother, Oliver for the No 2 District. Remuneration, 63. for every medical order C. M aurice, Colonel Bunbury, Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel delivered to him, and fees for surgical operations, midwifery cases, Blood, Mr. Mayo Collier, F.R.C.S.; Dr. W. Hill (London), Mr. and vaccinations. Applications to F. S. Chandler, Clerk to the. H. G. Armstrong (Wellington). Dr. Phillips (Reading), Dr Guardians, Odiham, Hants, by June 29th. Great Ormond Davison Dr. Dr. P. S. HOSPITAI FOR SICK CHILDREN, Street, W.C.-Assist- (Bournemouth), Waring (Brighton), ant Physician; must be F.R.C.P. or M.R.C.P.Lond. Applications to Abraham. Surgeon-Major Carte, Dr. Marriott (Reading), Dr. the Seeretary by June 27th. Harman (AWinchester), Dr. MacCarthy (Worcester), Mr. George JERSEY GENERAL DISPENSARY AND INFIRMARY.-Resldent Medi- Stoker, and Dr. Cagney, the Honorary Secretary. The reunion cal Officer; unmarried; doubly qualified. Salary, £120 per annum,. was by common consent one of the pleasantest which has yet with furnished lodgings. attendance, coal, and gas. Applications to under the of the Association. the Secretary, 20, Aquilla Road, St. Heliers, Jersey, by July 6th. taken place auspices During KIDDERMINSTER INFIRMARY, Kidderminster.-House-Surgeon; un- dinner a band played in the garden of the hotel, and the' married. Salary, £140 per annum. increasing by £1O yearly to £l70; music and recitations afterwards were provided by members with rooms and attendance. Applications to Mr. James Chambers, of the Association, notably by Surgeon-Major Carte, Dr. Secretary, by June 26th. Mr. G. Stoker. KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL.-Aniesthetist Applications to Mr. J. W. Abraham, and Cunningham, King's Ccllege, London. AMERICAN JOTTINGS.-Dr. George F. Shrady, the editor of LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.-Assistant Surgeon; unmarried. Salary, the Medical Record, has been appointed Consulting Physician- £30 per annum, with apartments, board, and attendance. Applications. in-Chief to the Jlospitals of the New York Health Depart- to R R. Greene, Secretary, by July 24th. Bill has been introduced into the MONKWEARWOUTH AND SOUTHWICK HOSPITAL 5, Bedford Ter- ment.-A Pennsylvania race, Sunderland.-House-Surgeon; doubly qualified. Salary, £80 per' Legislature forbidding the exhibition of monstrosities at the annum, with board, lodging, etc. Applications to Scott (iuan, Hono- Dime Museums.-An order has been issued by the New York rary Secretary, by June 30th. 1354 TaxBEaTrn l DIARY. [JUNEB 24, 1893.

NEWBURN DISTRICT LOCAL BOARD. -Medical Officer of Health. MANNING, Nathaniel B., L.R.C.P.. F.R.C.B.T., appointed Medical Officer Salary, 230 per annum. Applications, marked "'Application for the (;ombmartin Sanitary District of the Barnstaple Union, vice Appointment of Medical Officer of Health," to G. H. Manning, M.B. Dub., deceased. Clerk to the Board, 27, Mosley Street, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, PALMER. Ambrose M., L.R.C.P., L.M.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng., appointed July Ist. Medical Officer of Health for the Whittington Urban Sanitary District, NEW HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, 144, Euston Road, vice J. K. Goodall, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.8.Edin. Assistants; must be fully qualifled medical women. PHILIP, Alexander Andrew, M.B., C.M.Aberd., appointed Surgeon to the for one year. Applications to M. M. Bagster, Secretary, Naworth Collieries, Carlisle. NEWPORT AND MONMOUTHSHIRE INFIRMARY DISPENSARY, RENNET, David, M.B, C.M.Aberd., reappointed Medical Officer to the Newport, Mon.-House-Surgeon; doubly qualified. Salary, £100 City Parish, Aberdeen. annum, with board and residence. Applications ROBERTs, Henry William, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A., reappointed Medical Secretary, by June 24th. Officer of Health for the Southwark Local Board. NORTH BIERLEY UNION.-Medical Officer for District. ROLLESTON, Humphry Davy, M.A., M.D.Camb., appointed Assistant Phy- Salary, £20 per annum, and extra fees for midwifery sician to St. George's Hospital. operations. Applications. endorsed Medical Offlcer District," John George, M.B., C.M. Aberd., reappointed Medical Officer to N. W. Wright, Clerk, Union Offices, 52, Leeds SCROGGIE, June 27th. for St. Nicholas Parish, Aberdeen. to the CHARLOTTE'S LYING-IN HOSPITAL, SHAW-MACKENZIE, J. A., M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.. appointed Phvsician QUEEN Out-patients to the Chelsea for Women, vice William -Resident Medical Officer. Appointment for four Hospital Hugh Fenton, to the rate of £60 per annum, with board and residence; M.D., promoted be full Physician.

to Out-patients. Applications to G. Owen Ryan, Secretary, SHEILD, Arthur Marmaduke, M.B.Camb., F.R.C.S.Eng., appointed Assist- June 24th. ant Surgeon to St. George's Hospital. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST, SKAE, F. M. T., M.B., C.M. Edin., appointed Junior Assistant Medical Assistant Physician. Applications to John Secretary, Officer to the Stirling District Asylum, Larbert. June 29th. STEVENS, Percy Richard, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., appointed Medical ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL, Bournemouth.-Ophthalmle Surgeon. 0flacer for the Bocking Sanitary District of the Braintree Union, vice Applications to the Secretary by July 1st; and Surgeon- Thomas Taylor, M.R.C.S.Eng., resigned. Secretary. Salary, £loo per annum and board TAYLOR, Shephard Thomas, M.B., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., reap- plications to the Chairman of Committee pointed Medical Officer of Health for Cromer. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE.-Demonstrator. WYLLIE. William, M.D.Glasg., reappointed Medical Officer of Health for Chemistry and Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. the Kirkby Lonsdale Urban Sanitary District. to Dr. T. W. Shore, Warden, by June 30th. YONGE, Eugene S., M.B., C.M.Edin., appointed House-Surgeon to the ST. PANCRAS AND NORTHERN DISPENSARY,126, Eustor Manchester Southern and -Honorary Physician. Applications to the Secretary, Maternity Hospital. Peter Bodkin, 23, Gordon Street, Gordon Square, TUNBRIDGE WELLS GENERAL HOSPITAL.-Resident House-Surgeon; DIARY FOR NEXT WEEK. unmarried. Salary, per annum, with board, ments, gas, firing, and attendance. Applications Secretary by July 6th. MONDAY.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, Burlington Gardens, W.-Examinerin LONDON POST GRADUATE COURSE, Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, gery. Salary, £200 per annum. Applications Moorfields, 1 P.M.-Mr. W. Lang: Diseases of the Iris. June 24th. TUESDAY. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, London.-Assistant Surgeon. OF the Secretary by July 4th. ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS LONDON, 5 P.M.-Dr. D. J. Leech: The Croonian Lectures on the Physiological Action and Therapeutic Uses of the Nitrites and Allied Compounds. MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS. Lecture III. BARCLAY, John, M.D.. C.M.Aberd., reappointed Officer TEURSDAY. of Health for Banif. ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON,5 P,M.-Dr. D. J. Leech: BLAYNEY, J. H., L. F. P.S.Glasg., reappointed Medical Officer Health The Croonian Lectures on the Physiological Action and the Prestwich Union Rural Sanitary Authority Therapeutio Uses of the Nitrites and Allied Compounds. Heaton. Lecture IV. CARTER, Eustace G., M.R.C.S.Eng., appointed Industrial School, Moor Allerton, Leeds, vice M.R.C.S.Eng., resigned. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. CAUDWELL, Francis Bernard Henry, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., The chargeJorinserting announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths sum pointed Medical Officer for the Coggeshall Sanitary DistrIct 88. 6d., which should be forwarded in post-office orders or stamps with Braintree Union, vice Thomas Simpson, M.R.C.S.Eng. the notice not laterthan Wednesday morning, in order to ensure insertion in CHADWICK. John, M.R.C.S.Eng., LS.A., appointed Officer the current issue. Butterworth Sanitary District of the Rochdale cice BIRTHS. Ogden, L.R.C.P.Edin., resigned. M.R.C.S.Eng., HUDSON.-On June 13th, at Sturminster Newton, the wife of F. Horace DALGARNO, James John Y., M.B., C.M.Aberd., Medical Officer Hudson. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond., of a son. for the St. NicItlas Parish, Aberdeen. June 17th. at 367, Union Street, the Edmund MACKENZiE-BOOTH.-On Aberdeen, DASHWOOD, Samuel, M.R.C.S.Eng., Medical Officer wife of J. Mackenzie-Booth, M.D., of a son. for the Third District of the Aylsham READ.-On June 18th, at Heywood, the wife of R. H. Read, M.R.C.S., DAvIEs, David Williams, M.D., C.M.Aberd., reappointed Officer of a daughter (Gertrude Dorothy). for the Llanharran District of the Bridgend LeR.C.P., ECCLES, G. H., LR.C.P.Edin., M. Bt.C.S., appointed Medical Officer MARRIAGBS. Workhouse of vice the Braintree Union, M.R.C.S.Eog., BOYCOTT-GUY.-On June 12th, at Holy Trinity Church, Morecambe, by resigned. the Rev. Joshua Jackson, B.A., Walter Fletcher Boycott, M.B.Edin., ELLISTON, George Sampson, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A., of 92, Great Ancoats Street, Manchester, youngest son of Henry Inspector of Seamen for the Port of lpswich. Boycott, The Firs, Ironbridge, Shropshire, to Mary Hannah Guy, GIBBS, Charles Gordon, M.B., C.M.Edin., reappointed Officer daughter of the late John Guy, of Heywood. No cards. At home the Launceston Urban Sanitary District. Wednesdays in July. GLAssINGToN, Charles William, M.R.C.S.Eng., D.S.din., GREY-EDWARDS-WATRIN-DAVIES.-On June 17th, at Lianaber Church, Dental Surgeon to the National Dental Hospital, by the Rev. P. Watkin-Davies, M.A., brother of the bride, assieted L.D.S.Eng., resigned. by the Rev. A. H. Grey-Edwards, M.A., brother of the bridegroom, and the Rev. E. Hughes, M.A., Rector of the Parish, GORDON, John, M.D., C.M.Aberd., reappointed Officer Charles Grey- Edwards, B.A., M. B., of Beaumaris, son of the Rev. H. for St. hiicholas, Aberdeen. Grey-Edwards, Rector of Llanfachreth, Anglesea. to Eleanor Constance, daughter of GTORDON-SMITH, Joseph, L.R.C.P., LR.C.S.Edin., T..F.P S.Glasg., the late Rev. D. Watkin-Davies, Henduclochydd, formerly Rector of Pointed Government Medical Officer for District, Llauchyddlad. Trelawny, Jamaica. W.I. June 14th, at Midhurst, Sussex, James Elliot HIND, Albert, L.R.C.S., L.M.Edin., reappointed Officer SQUAREJ-MULLINS.-On Square, F.R.c.S., of Plymouth, to Mary Louisa, younger daughter of South Molton Urban Sanitary District. Lieutenant-General Mullins, R E. HOLMEs, Dr., appointed Medical Officer for Penkridge Cannock Union. UMNEY-CARTERB-On June 20th, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by the Rev. Smyly, A., assisted by the Rev. Corrie Jackson, .A., HuGHzs, Samuel, M.B.,C.M., M.R.C.S.,L.S.A., Honorary wiiViam, Francis Umney. M.D.Lond., M.R.CS.Eng., of Heatherbell, Staff of St. Mark's Episcopal Hospital, Salt vice Crystal Palace Park Road, Sydenham, eldest son of Charles Umney, G. W. Foster, resigned. of Southwark and Sydenham, to Beatrice Ethel, third daughter of IRONSIDE, James, M.B.,C.M.Aberd., reappointed Medical Officer the late J. Sloane Carter, of 31, Bedford Square, London. for Garvoch. KIAUFMANN, Otto Jackson, M.D.Lond., appointed DBATBS. at Mason College, Birmingham, vice MARSHALL.-On June 18th, at 26, WiDckley Square, Preston, after a few

pro hours' illness, Andrew Marshall, M.D., J.P., aged 52. LYON, A. B., M.B., C.M.Aberd., appointed tern. Medical Officer Macduff Sanitary District, vice J. Hitchcock, SEGA'R.-On June 9th, at his residence, Rose Villa, Alma Road, Birkdale, resigned. John Begar, M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A., aged 69 years.