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THE

THE JOUIIXAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

, EDITED BY .DAWSON WILLIAMIS, Mi.D.,

ASSISTRO BY

CHARLES LOUIS TAYLOR.

Iw VOLUME I 190O'.

JANVUAV TO JUNE.

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p A7DAND PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF TIIE DrlITISI M1EDICAL ASSOCIATION, 69 CATIIERINE STREET, STAIAND) W..C

1U 3 - I JUE2,113g7.J INDEX. To l"111 3

INDEX TO VOLUM I FOR 1907.

A. Act, thieMidwives. 90, 214. 274. 537,641, GM, 7! 8, ALLZN. RosaRT HUGH: Best Way to 823. 1004, 1132, 1394, 1,48: In Momerset, 90; tonsil. 231 rem)ove Abdlominal cAvity, fOresps in for ten and a training of miidwives, 214. Prsoecution WaI years (J. E. Fergtusson Stewart), 313; tinder, 274: 7581 Allowances for use of private motor vehieles, not's an, 1141 workin of, disetission (on. 751: 179 crrepodence on,5769. I39; in D Ito- ALLIwoor, J1. ArinmuD, reportx eas of abdo. Abdoii.inlal 11hiu, eali dlfror@uUial diagnosis sire u1: ntRothorha, 641: in (Ilamior. mmmnii isregonauc: lakparotointy: a of (D. F. Shieareri. 9S tmn61 1457: paymen of meodical maen fettus. liviug Abdomninal vainis, colonic adhiesions and (A. v"ale i to assist nIId wives, 823, 1548: at Alypin, 316 grnet saylardi, 481f Chthbm 1004 inW 8? Abdomiinal pregnancy. Sc~ePregnani7 St. Heon,14 ussex, 1132; in Amnibocepstor Uieory, KhlircWvis, 1500 Abdomina'l pressure. 180 Act. Peeto of Am'bulant'e dlog%. 12 Aodominal gection for etctopir gestation (re. Corr-uption, 1906, 38; Amblatltnce service for Lonidon, 119. 274. 404. ported by D. I loyd Mobcrt-). 18 siedico.legai noto on, 16 462. 581, 1083, 120?: of ClhIcago .216: liommiec Act. Xotiilcation,.rqestion unoder, 784 O0111cc CommitteeI on,. 462 581 Abidominal section for Perforation of gastric Act: Workmien's C.ompustioln. 37, 332 347, Ambulance. street, Jubsilee of Viennoa uleers. case of repematedi (Archibald Cull,, 400, 415, 472, 538 589, 599. 827. 9(6. 1016.1072. teer volunl. 356; (W. Morloy Willis). 936 1136, 1398 140 1517, cor-ps, 110 Abdomsinllsurgery, reirwoitpet of 1521. 1523. iS, H1863, Ai)hitlanceP. eivil, Ii G;ermany (le-adhig ctonsecuttive cntes a 29thiousandi 1573: ShiippIng Ifemlcratiton anid, 347, 5099 article), 1011 (Jamiies SwaIni), 966 domiestic serrauts tinder, 472; mmmcdl. Anierica. xro Unifted States Abdumtainal wail,. ruptuire of ulcerated, over cal certiflcateps unider. 538 -. mncdical Anmeric-an g.:irl, mnedic:ml view an Umibilical herni:. vwiim orotrusltont of reeresuder. 58. 1517, 1563: medical Ammuerian ste:mi fin SRotlanid, of.,522 gut . unitreated fuor soemri and a hialf hours, examiinations and references uinder, 82: Aumericanu i'mmllic Jlealthl 654 unintetrrupted iccorery (Arthur H. Wil. miedical mien anid the insuranice of Associatiou. sec hfams). 681 emnployees, 1016: certificates untder. 10Ole: AmericnnAel-ociamtion'-anitnlion. Aberdars dlistrict repoort. 713 liabilities of medicifal lumen unlder (leadingj Ammmocli,i, lmcpatil.k. .vee781 Aluerdeen. cancer researrh at. 225; healIth of, article), 1136 155s: note on. 1398: local Amyvl niitrite, explosi-omi of,Hepatitis 284. authoritiesi and. 1450: 1mo"pital s.tair andi. Aniivoplasia, (0oigenital 78(Carey Aberdeent Un.iversity. Se4e Uniersrity 11521: mieditcal profession an1,l, 1522; cicmm i. 1414 Coomobs), Abortioin. svphmiliUce (IL. P. Watson), 1k8 nationi of seamene tunder, Aniaemiia. peritcions, akinotulous Am%lag. l1UisCriAsM: Unusu0tal. enlargement Actitinoycosis of lungs, opsonic1573IItrentment of t.Lvl Glad,6 eases of olf liead. 262; lees' stings4 andt rhlienm:tivtll, (Dr. Wynnt). 1119 AnaesthvsIa before the law, 1579 Actinoinmvolsl, vaginal (1I. E. SymnIeg Tlmonmp. .naesthiesia, chiloroform,. 354illusieuham Anmms. J1. HILL: Clcldo-crnnimti d1y0sotosis, itou). 964 undier (A. Camipbell 8tark, spasnIl 687 Actfion As to stale of prlactice, 235 'MacPl"hi:i) 9LJ1: (John Xi. Abscess acute pelvic, followed by aetute oh. Actionis, libel. 41 Amiaesthiesizu. vocaine.1362 Coitres renmioved struction (Ernesit Leachi). 1050 Acts, Inebriates,. report of the inspector cnim- (J. Lrynn Tlmomnam). under Absces. mripen dix. foreigni body In (William cernimingi thte imumniates, 26: III Parlia. 993 Slieeim).Wl: (W. l'erc-y DItinter). 21119 mnent, 1387 fiue'tilwm Anaethiiesiat in dental opceratiomis (W. Gluy), Abscess. cerobeliar, ca.-e of (Loutis Btatlie Acts, Public hlealth, 1481 Btawling). 549 650. 1563 Ansaesiliesi1a. Veiierell.scopolaminhi for. 384 Abscess, cervical, Acts. Vacc-Inatfon.,pro%ec~utions uinder. 1452 Auae%htiesia. muumiltraifou, in major aimd deep persistent,t treated by AIDAMI 0101GxonusM "ngam'iuonmt at imnlnor~ antistrel)teoccic serimmni (Meredith onIntrodate. surgery Midlbert, I. Arminold), 674: eom'Te- 7455 younog), t(emn fo the Xtusdly ofPathoioqy, m-cv.. 1307 spoomldenee oni. 1029. 1155 ADAMS, IIASIL: Cionilmlete'roemul rest dinrming Aisaesthiesms. loc-al. for A,ess. liun. sniAutens umlcer (G;. P. Paiiator.iimn trleatmtlent of teetht extr-act fomil. 240, 1.ewbolt). 51; and neumte cu(iocartlitis In timlesis, 1350 laryngeal tubcer. 604. 664. 7811. 848. 964, 971. 1284 ; note cmi, 894: semite 111mumnonia01 (Francis It. clenc.io tmider. 912 141 Hlawkins), Adidison's disease, tiaogumosis (if (Otto 6Urilm. AnRecithesia. locAl, g'oitre operations baum). 993 (A1. .1. FIri ke), under Absces, urethiral, and calculil (F. 0. Hack), Adherent pericardiuimn. Ser lauiruiea 1534 199 Adlrnudsck Cottage Peric-ardimuil Ammse.thmesi:,. locaul, by morcaimnin (J. W. pare), Ai,.umtlu,waraganst in Frnce. 149Lake. 1254 Sanatorium,mm Saaomnk 1171 Almt.utratsof iedicell.alint's-,. *-ee JAmm:ue.t1ieslim, mustemilmum spam mudci- (Jomimi U.. Medica-l Ad(remuals, mnorhid histology of IF. A. Ilaimit. 31tit'Phmmsiu, 1362 Acadenloami,'ostiumnte mint time ammumimul meeting, Adnuitermtion of 1509. 158 foodt. In Leeds. l(8: Iii f 63 Caumasta, 127 of for Aead6mine do M6uderhcim prizes at, 95 Advertisling mjy a dm1,h. 295 : by dentists. 1462 mAe.tw-lmit!". ivming mmnreglslei-ed prmm,- Acaemeuy of Medicine, Sew York, 706 Advice gratis. 972 tit lonem-d. '.7 Academey. R Oya f M1edicine 1ii Ireland. 82, Ae..cn injutmis imi Ireland.- 1008 AIkume-stliel it-s, local. 475; for teetim extractoion, 262. 317. 40499, 6S!, 525, 813, 811, 994, 105.7. Ar.ur.tcx, J0.: Proiriosis anui treatmment rcC4 smith 1239; uteu with caumucer of botih cervix 626 (if Aumaecalhelic- pen%ion... 132? antf0 mdu (hemr Jellett). 2 e.u82 82, loluarpmeieumpmnin.In Ama:-me.tutics,lug rmcent mesceurchi wor-k oum (lead- 40 etOn f tm(0feY : stu. Aillorestaisitou thec Waitshin-iim area, ..K28 mrtile),. 948 deneslefo m I"'clsmidnei Africa, Central, sheeping sickness in, 1448 Aname'm lieu lit,. r-evIew of on, StL Vincenlt, W.I. (l'rofcis,or Africa, Scuithl. See Soutthi siuinsl b)ooksqE. 1367 3k%WcenteY thtroighi Dr. ramisain), 262: . Ammalgtesla. (Arlthur B3arker), 665 catire x suhro. Africa. West Sec Wesit Anatmmllu,uis atlases, meview of. liytlrntlhora ditii repented tapptuig Ai: incidenc-e of ga.stric utlcer in male and T. L.: 817 of pleuame (tr. 0iCarrl) 62ipcme * ale Wyilhiaumt 6 AsNuuvMRSON, Transmminission of plague. after Talvna.%trisomm operation (Dr. Moor. testCaIlwell).in 3 Imead), 263; traumatic ruptutre of heart, Aggluttimuatlouemuteric typhioid. See Fever, ANqDRZWVq, F. W.: observations on MeCon. 263; case. 688; eerebmro.spiumal In key-sbihe-salt neuitral red mumethlummi, 143 a girl of 10 (Dr. liarrey), 871.niellingitis AIK,sAN, Jo:rv: Anecdote of Lord Rayleigh, ANIlEWSmw. JIRNary RUSSSLL: .%'rerw: Sect(xfeuit 701 Vanetra. rev., 115; pregnancy,JIfdviler-v tor Treatmemit (if en.large prostate- Aix-les-Datns, as a health resort, 681 Anemurysumi, reviewcornimalof 141h (L. 0i. 6111nn).523: leontiasisoMsea (S. lhoraco Albinisinmi in mani. 719. 779 timorac-ic bookso0mm. 631 Law), 563; thiree exses of frontail sinusitis acute, (Dr. ALneturysni, (Thoniias Oliver). 605 ()[email protected],75,Seiso lt Albunininuria,142 pressureanad Porter). ANinus. Ii. BRixNTOPI: Case of stramtigulated aedlels: Treatmneuit of Littril's lhernia. witlh gangremme amid cus9sinouen, gastric ulicer, dim. Albuminurla, funcitional, 1mm athlletes. (w. tlion of resectionperfora- 317; uuotes en a c.ase of cerebro. Collier). 4; on, 1030 the Ifteckel's: dliverticumlnun: of sPInaIlfever ((eorge?eacotke). ON. -vdo Albuminuria correspouidenreand gout guit recovery, 624 'If Ostetrics: Obstetrical chart (Thomas splenic leukaemia (Geogromnm'.hicating ease of Animual par.usites, sitnimminfg of CT. Walker Neil) 499: sterilixation Of ny)rker), 1170 AimasdeHall). 556 onrtln Jelleltt, *: techniqueg Of Catlheten (Henry Albuminuriaandpm.V .Cot).120 appen011dages operations on thbe Albuiminurie redtints. .*e Ieintis Animals. exlmerimnents on. cDmntain CUsig lieutryielIetI), 500 pubiotomy Alhiumosuria and duratomo In Nee Vivinec~tiou wey,11813: ciuuirt showing dia. chiolera (U. N. albumininuria930 Amukylostomiasix. prevu.utiuutn of. 765 gramamnatiesily thedae and occurrnenes AL.cocmc N. H.: Dralumawlmari).Dr. William Anminuities nsIuc damuim,etd lives, 1283. 1343 duiring three years In thae life of an tics L=3 HIunter's stalls- Anotlmcr itisusvt con tIme murofessiou.83 1559 eelampUe juatient (Spncer ShetIl) 1057. Alcohol and Insanity (leading Antlirax In Bradford. 654 955 'juestions Sedloi 4, tuate Monce:The State and Alcoholism, review article), 761 in P'arliamncmt. 832; fmt Viemmn'a, 102.; notiti. 7 OihsCtlyuoir Strltch). 1739 of books on, 1124 cation of in Liverpo)ol, 1564 'mummy, loyala-Ml Ofof SrAio aisn Aloo-maddgnrto,110AmhrpmutlnddearUo, 14 umuv.ur importamtee of extabl. Of AItlrpiiti AAcvonue Cliesl TuinI, awsrd Alcoholisim, war aglanst. in lislming a umatlonal, ,UJboki Of AL2xANDnsis -LA- Die der Antiuropouuefrv of MdItime imistane Aetlosen &hinmle pratice, 133 ksilehe iV frtq4ue. rev.,54 o h article). 1204 (lcading A hond"dr1to_(ulreUf. 226kn UnIversty of London, 1081 110 ackay. Joh ~~ ~ ~ ALa, retC LL Jomsw: Sprains and their Imment, l1C.Itm nILumman111111d JOhn Cranks), "ueaees, 139; of fractures, con- Antualc-oholbacillusCongress, Nee Congrs - fbtte),Pe 12; Jolhn f, Lumnn), ox traealet 290, AntilcolonPe,v5.r...i-.u secrumn (0. If M7kaein and

Act, iC lelMioaur.TM ~ eg.Jy~~~C~~ AuA, of scabies of In AeroammiAehrmae illmintor,^Taylor)1543C53 As.umvr,Fern,efJ7.:1100aIeidrT.TeatmentCLIFFOUD: .ofgeby 01XedfcbalsamINGreece,ine. Anitilna11Antiplaueproplmylticee223 worki 1ong KOng, 171; IU Ulnder!rgP'mLIability: s:dIcalCertItIca rev., 9; arterioclerosie,ieI;eprph1ttportrit of Antisrtuma.,egpaeryspeas trea PlgedbYyl seefica INS in L eds, W. M. crofton), 991 29 ,4. .--I"so 0 ISDEX. L.Vhu I*7-. m- T t T Any ispetion of ilitary 11 in p to e. stao : Barnes). lonic: ulua for. VW-l. lI ospita Swer) lU; opsosctrzetiun ofaetdno in (Dr. Arny. t inoculation (. IL Leisa- yoIs of lngs Wynn). 111:urluskidnses man), itGanagee),obstrutieHID:supprsionhaematopohot nra(Mr.(L AnWtSzI cl IrilUo lu os, 1X Anny, British. V oluntooe .q4cVolunteers c. of oe the Army. Freunc, lealth of in 190 4. C. Broughtol). 1l)te0ro.I _tttub_ serum aslee of. 1. 1120;IU rmy. Indian. medic al ervice 845 98W ony aollm W. Tylor). ;111{iiastIUa a 156.13 result of examninatioma, t .112 _L w1 '.S Do san mi aset ud July (Walter Jonl) ps to aff Border a 364; appoinmue ureoniees, British Medicl: * bthe mrm o AssoiatioCountie Br Nch etc.. 94: examination. studY orth Ckmberisuid D)ivi.., arS) WtCrodon.i leading eutraln 5U3: leave rulet,9O1156: numberofeandidates, sioU,11:toInicns ceb -la Imenoiug- 1006: telmure olMedical staff anolutaents tmp urel 10.8 in 106; choice of area civil till, unmarpuntcture: A ats insions among., 1014. tda em' recoery (Dr. itnl). 1X il lO t. AsiSa-tion, ritfish Medical : Gloneesrhire Giusa J.: ehibition to: ANNOLIN, Ilniltration anaesitlesi Iranh IL812; meeting aLnd humours of (lading In major aud minor surgery. 614. 812 Astivi etotm and eacss article ), 1078: on, AatNOLD. JULiSs: tetiremeUt of houour Assoiation. medical: liampitead conferred upon. 1030 Britishl Antlieetiit conscience. 944 Braenh,496; olonic itndices (W. d'sto on deathof patner. 178 Antivvectio'uist invention. the latest Arrangeeunts Emerv), 496 M S.: Metropolitan d*Aing articl). 53; viec of Week' on. AtStlElXUs. ThCorfes of Chenmstry, re., Association, Britilh edical: alsol Viisection and " liopelis 1421 Counties Division, led in acid Brnoch. Tottenttanb497 cau8"O Arsenic aunl tartarle wid. ittrie 47; oxibition olfcases, and crenia of trtar, 113l lritistI Nedical: North of Art of letter 720. S'e elso AssclatIonu. 46 fees Aiatm atf , case of (reported by Z. M. polite writing, Bglandranch. 1366 payable Watkins 140 Trist to publ and dilatation and of vaccinstors. 4566 .uses Aorta. dt of. leakage bruit Arterial eplepyr. ligature of ureter catheterization (Mr. i mPturo comultou c-arotid for (tasllottn l'arker). 1471 aaetilodsCla). 16 (F. Lk t). 4iS sclerosis P. 61: Medical: Perth Aortic di (Gutarle RamakitO. Arterial (W. Herrigangia), British Bratncl.and iuiltnenco of milk diet oni. 175 Alioiatin869; 3: Aortie pressur 11pwlt-pearflt liLenlorrhage of cliniealnaetiug. patholory (N. 1362 Arterial pressure. eontrol supernormal treatment ofvariose (t.Stirling) Hrear?), Oliver), velos Apollinars water.avarded grand prix. 216 (.eorge 996 869:speimens aind papers. 869 of 472, 1325 1461: Arteries. colncident embolism of cerebral, Association. Medical: St. Apotheesies' [all Irelaud, R. Britthlab Joon, Xew annual dinner,472 mesontcric. and femonil (T. todger), Brunswick. Braucl. 894; meeting aud ApothwCaries' SkletyIof LondoIm. 59,178.273. 310 dinnier. 894 63, 2.782. 911,134 157lIMas- lists 59.178. Arterio-sclerosis.1392 Medical: South-.astern and uterine AJsstiationt. Britislt 1122: cases. 273. 3, 782. 911, 1342, 1578; adniissiou to thie Arterio-selerosts lateorrhiage rtanch. Brighltou Division. McDonald). 142 1122 freedouml. 662 (Elizabeth : Apotliecaries' Society of London Bill. -gee Artery forceps. Scc Forceps Association. Britisis Medical Southiert Bill Artiticlal partleuogenesis. review of hooksi Brlnulh. Portsatiotith Division, 812: Appeals. Mg on. 321 cittaical meeting. 812 Appendage.s technique of operatious on AItW3UAM. .1. V.: Case of ovariotomy at the Associationq. Britisih NMedial : Sotith W\-ales age of 10. 1363 Carditr (hlenry Jollett), 500 det antd MIonmouthshire Bramuch. of Appendicitis, acute. diagniosis and treatment Ascxor-. Professor: Pie hewtf.qe i.ehre avn Division). 316; mieetinig and cxlalbitictn of (Dr. Drewlsteld), 936 ImtholoisJch a,atornf,t{^ea cJranntagen (Ie cases. 316 Appendicitis,alleged Inerease of in Germany, JIC:scteraelChe. rer.. 1428 Autociatiou. Britisih Uedical: Statfordvshire 230 Aseltes, operative treatimient of (Laurence Branch.685685; meetitng anzd exhibition of ApPwl)dleltl". ltlae Aff6etiolls 14Il1111l:1it]1R Joues 748 casles. 993 Asepticlna, review of lioolks oat,266 Britisla Ulster (1t J.W'rting). steatosis. 439 Aswociailon,1195; MedicalY: ofBraaiel. Appeidticitis aud tonsillitis. 634 Asually. t.: Congeultal pylorlc 316. nieetiug and readtiag paer4. itrinary toxicity in. 1332 Asity.. E. OLIvgak: Case uterospaoni. 43 316 1195: Appendioitis. o*f Charles cerebro-spinal tenuigitis (dWs- foreign body in (IF. J. W. Porter). Asuro%4. ALOxsNeoN: Memorial on). 1120: ((;ardner. Ito . and Ajpandix, 1580 cussisou 1195: selection of an anaesthetic Dickensz. : othiers). Apnendix abscoss, foreign lxotlv (William AsnWauw , R. 1I. Use of reilontiaon. ISO 11. WO. Cunni gliasu). 1120 1119 xia, nirth. treatiment of W. MaImll), Britishi VictoriatBranch. ilioen),867: (W. Percy Slim1ner). Asoil (J.. Assnoiation Metlical:of and.410 APaendsand ceuimi. tranispositiouof (v. X. 343; anulasnpiatiou Medical8niett ChitaleBDWelltair), 280 Asstanut,. lluess of, 1574 Association. Brilsial Medical: Wrest i:out of Appelndix vertniformni, ticastinal worms.4 In Association for tlao Adv:ancement. of scletmee. Africa mranch. proposed, 1567 W. Beekes), 624 Asi-ociation. (John an Britishi Medica1l:812. Yorklshire1065: APP.rIr E.: Trifle tie MaIendlee Fmn4lticites ei Assoiastion, Auimeric Deriiatologlcal liranch1. lirndrord rivision. ctIon Malades Coxanluaturle. rev., 997 TMtronseltb.as rev.. 756 joint 812: soe forceps dec Association. 1497.1547: l1re. iieectinig. rumnrks812;oni acute A?PLrTON. Roy: Wolatiuo oi.sonti pon-er ot Americtan Melical. ldeliverr (J. Werr1Ty Willson). the maother's blood scruna sand umilk. 86S sitteut's address. 1497 : objetlof theoAsocia-% mtcutal exciteieait(Iledford Pierce). 1055 AppertioUniiOnt of partunrslasl chiarzes. 17S tion. 1497: war agalust dilsea.e. 1497: Association. llrltisla Medical Charter of. lloarti of 1497: of 176, 476, 604, 'National lhealthl. meitctnal (leoading 825. 1377: Apprenticeslip ssitem. 1498: of laoaaest 1496: antiarticle), revisioni Artbia, plague IU,455, 1C07 education. nted drugs, Chlarter Conistitutiont of the Assocai. th o tion mnedleimme. 1026. 1089. Ardler stah, 710 Iar' nu 1.M7 timn. vorreospondenco on. Om6, Argyrob. 87 Assochation o*fAmnleiauPhtysicianu: Trnmen- 1214. INS ' ntid AttzsrTHoNO, Surgeon Major LAxmei.oT, lomes. rev.. 148 AssocisaltOn.11s7. 12S73.Iritimli blodldall: Ciicanl obittary mioticze of, 1402 Association. Ammaerleam P'uIlili lecaltIa, 118, Svientific Proreeedings. 310. 496.62 685, 74F, ARMUGAx. T. V.: ReportA ta-.e nf extraperl- 13s3 812. 868. 1055,1119,1366 tounal transplamitatiou of ureters iuto time Associatiota. Asyltamn Workers', 1449 Associatlo. liritisli Medical: Spectal Council rectum, to time description of Association. lradfoad S:nltzianr 654 1384. See also accordinlg 1221. 1452: mleeting. Htipplemnant IudexFunod pders of Toronto in a Ces of oxtroversiou As4nstation. Britislh. 1901muectint, Association. BritisIMiedical, alnd th1C of bladder. 1481 1221: nominatiou of liresidewt for 1908, deadneff 35 1452 siociation.B1il artlcle).Medical. Medical Army Britishm. Medical Serrice of. 179,290,352. British Denutal, fotindatlou of lBrltilsh Gelmeral1445: 397. 473 518. 12,843, 1398. Asisoslatloua. Counell a1nd (leaining nrticle), corre- 969,1034,1099,1283 scholarshill. 1444 1515 1463. 15. 1574: allowallees foruseof private sponIdOUen on1. ilotorvelllee, 179: adminimmistrative omicerM Ass.ociatiou. lBritisl Larytcdlogleal. Rhilnn- Associatiou, Britishi Medical, giants fol report for logical aaid Otologt'al. 19. 204. 6D0. 1425 rescar. la. 942. 290- Armny Medical Dlepartmiieut. of 19, 204. scieutilit 10i6 Medical Service. 473: ittCetihig and xlaitiition cases, British medncdic:' 19iw 352: Aany 363. 690. 1425 Associatton.667 'ledicla, asd RECyal Armliy Medical Corp,,. 353. 1099. 1500: Medical: niect- rcseartl. 397: in Asociati,n.BBritishi Aunual Associatiou, Britisth MIedical, membershilp of. Pafkes memorial prize, Immstruction ingnaectincatTorouto. 161: alnUtnal anectiug 660 in arny, 473: territorial sanitation tile anrm at Exeter. 1013. 1435. p;tlthologte al British1 Medic-li. of, article). 518; 1509.1557: Associatiotn, nai-me 962 and Its medical corps (leading 1013: of Medical. officers' 723: Interna- munseacuma. deseription Ixcter, 1435: Assoiation. Britishi Scienice COIll- volunteer decoratoU. of Devon. Exeter. 987. 1177: Cross Conference. 843: sigits 1436; irives froti mittee Reports. 372. 373. Replrt tional Red paid interest in 1436: to staff etc.. 1436 places of Devon.tire, xerri. Ou the paratlivrold anud accessory appointments surgeoncios. inl vt-one of interest Cornwall, 1439: in man 372; India, 843; vlunteer school of ill:acc ill thlyoids (iiavid Forsytlh), amabulnance at asdemie costunmo at, 1509 of increased baro- astruction. 969: regtmettal stretcimer- Assoclition. ltitishi Metieal :Special Repr-c Jfeportinactric cericf: lulluueuce of the barers. 1034; teOure of medical staff 1324. 1384 pressire on1 m;ani-saturttion in- seutative Meetilg. iOssue nitrogen (,I. appointments in IndiS. 1099: class for British Medical: anti litc dswitlh of Greenwvood). in medical organizatioim Association, BaUt 373: Report Xrtc: Letions spintal alnd struction military Bristol Branch, 746. 1066: of of earlydiaguosis produced by 1099; number Greeuwich Hlospital pen- of discussion on. *-ranial uerrcv ecperimentally for admission to cauncr stonmaela. opelied toxins (David Ocr t. (G. Rows). 867; sions. 1283 reigulations by Professor Otler. 746; an(tIon the Service. papers, 1056 c: Investigaton regeneratiou Royal Arany Medical 1398: Volun- ofPeport regard to the teer MedicalAssociation. 1398: rewards for AssocIatlon. Britisi Medleal: Birnmifghmam nerves, withlof surrical distiugsilmed service. 1399: army reorgaut- Brautla. 497. 62 812. 868 1119: locomottr treatment certain Iarnlyses (tlXsil wvitha foot (Artlaur Loxton), 988: ci: and WationUin IndiS, 1463 1574: Indian Medical ataxia tabetir Kilvioglon).of Import Strutcttirein Service. 1500: Manchester Colmpantes 497* epitheliomn of lower lip air. Ganigee). secretion time patratliyrold glauds IIatD R.A.M.C. (Vol) annual iuseiou. 1574: 497: tulacreulnsit of esecim and aceiidineu (l)vid Forsyth). 1177 fGilbert 497: havdronephro- Association. Biritishaa Medical. in Southi Africa, native rebhllion Natal. 157 c'l0;tu Barlinig). nd. 149 Arimn-, Britislt, antityphold vaccination In, sis aud trilid ureter iGlihortl}arlihat).498: the profession anyasthents gravsb (Stanley Barcesi. 625: Asociatlon. Britishl Medical. in 'Victori, oif of of Armny, lBritisim, Canaldian Arny Medical Corps. spontaueous curo emp%cma autraim 343. 411; analganmation M1tedical Society (Dr. L.sm). 625; specimens, 625, 809: pedtaam. and. 411 Army Medical Advisory leard. See Board cnlated par.avariau eyst (Dr. Purslowv). Association. British Medical Temperance, medical on retired not 625: so1ld tumour oif ovary (Dr. Pursliow). annual 1202 Army oMffer pay 626: mecting. Medical, 1214 eligible for attemidaneo oma armny patients at 625: Hodgkil's dlease (Dr. 1ilev. AssMoiatiou, Csnadiain frst 16 spontaneous rupture of heart (11. Ncvillo Assciation of Certified contrwt rates, of 643 )ispenscrm. Army medical odicers atid publication of Crowe. 62: papers, 812: nominatlon annuxal ineeting, tCnrsing. amanual meet- papers, 214 o3ccrs. 8M: traiadtiodeisal choledoelaoiomy Coloniatl gall Asso1iatlon, Medical of Canada. for stones (George Heston). 868: func- ing. 1501 Army Seice appoint- fatal of 643. ments. 171 tioual spasima (Dr. Sawetr). 863: case Assoclation. Convalsqecnt Homnes. 1298 (Dr. for Dr. Medical Ary medical report for 224, 352 ltipus ervtbematosus Thkomipson Association. Durhantm University IP5, under snaestiae 1443 new: 54 Ss'dney 'Siort), 98: death tanual Army scheme. te of Graduates',of tilnner.Jlioiogists, Army sanitary education of (leading articles. it(L. Rikyk Tito ), 865: eleetion I Association2 Economic goo-.W 458;' instruction in, 473 offliers. 1119: festlaistlig stpell (Stanley m1eeting, JUNE 29, 1907.) INDEX. IUMM,at 5 I Association, French, for the Advancement of Attendance by other practitioners on club syphilitic perforation of ha4ale, t1 Science, 323 patients, 446 removal of calculus from for Association, French Medical. 946 Attendance on,case of attempted suicide. 969 double pyonephrosis, 2 * xIJhQ4 of Association, German Public Health. 1075 AUBYN-FARRER, CLAUDE ST.: Hospital funds, diminishing the raw surface aft oval Association, Guy's Hospital, Ladies', 1376 and the exclusion of Scottish diplomates of half the tongue, 262 AssociatlQn, Homes for Inebriates, report, from the majority of London hospitals, 1571 BARNES, ROBERT, obituary notice of, 1374 Auditory. canal, external, primary diphtheria BARNES, STANLEY: Myasthenia gr ,. IS; Association, Irish Medical, 1211,1454 of (J. Galbraith Connal), 139; coiTespondence festinating speech, 1119 Association, Irish Medical Schools' and on, 232, 290, 347, 412, 472 Barometric pressure on man, influent of Graduates', 30th annual meeting, 700 AUSTIN, A. E.: Manual of Clinical Chemnitry, increased (M. Greenwood, jun.), 373 Association of Medical Museums, Inter- rev., 1542 BARR, SIR JAMES: Use of calcium s8t as national, 335 Australasia, notes from, 227, 343; cigarette cardiac tonics in pneumonia and heart dis- Association, Medico-Ethical, Burnley and smoking among boys, 227: spitting nuisance ease, 717, B40, 964; effects of respiration sks District, 440; four tumours of ectopic in New South Wales, 227; plague in New circulation, 913, 1153, 1275; the Charter, 1273 gestation (A. Macgregor Sinclair). 440 South Wales, 227 ; British Medical Associa- BARR, J. STODDART: Case of posterior eth- Association, Medico-Psychological, date of tion in Victoria, 34& moidal disease caused by foreign body, 1364 annual meeting, 643 Australia, emigration to, 1501 BARRACLOUGH, A. M. : Motor tricycles, 1284 Association, Metropolitan Street Ambulance, Australia, plague in, 94, 227, 273, 642, 878, 1075, BARTLETT, F. P.: Motor cars for medical 1570 1261, 1317, 1443 men, 847 Association, Midwives' Protection, 49 Australia, South, notes from, 775; munificent BARTON, CHARLES N.: Case of colocynth Associatiop ,avy and Army Male Nursing, bequests to hospitals, 775; city coroner and poisoning, 1364 1288. 144 the profession,,775; death of Dr. Cawley, BARTON, F'. T.: Elements of the Practice of Associatiop, National, for Establishment and 775. See also New South Wales Comparative Medicine, together with Records Maintenance of Sanatoriums for Workers: Austria, regulations as to disinfection of of Some Cases, rev., 383 and Medical Referees, 221 dress material and books, 110; antialcohol BARWELL, HAROLD: Epithelioma of larynx Association, Ontario Medical, twenty-seventh movement in Parliament, 110 medical pro- in a young man, 1236 annual meeting, 1567 fession in, 132; proposed higher fees in, BASIL, M. M.: Medical progress in Persia, 660 Associatiop, Open Spaces, 1213 274: medical legislation in, '402; medical BASSETr-SMITH, Fleet Surgeon, P. W., Craggs Association, Poor Children's Holiday Camp, students in, 1075; vaccination in, 1568. See prize awarded to, 218 655 also Vienna BASTIAN, H. CHARLTON: The de novo origin of Association, Poor-law Medical Officers' of AvisoN, QLIVER receives permission to bacteria, torulae, and moulds, 201 ; The Evo- England and Wales, 723,1402 wear Insignia of Order of Tai-Keuk, 274 lution oj Life, rev., 691 Association, Provident Medical, 1462 Axilla, secretion of milk in, 164, 1119 ; (Horace BATEMAN, A. G.: Fees to medical officers in Associationl of Public Vaccinators of England P. Godfrey), 1119 Poor-law institutions when an inquest is and Wales, 1523 Axis, fractures of odontoid process of (E. M. held, 1100 Association, St. Andrewgs Ambulance, 1566 Corner), 1183 BATEMAN, WILLIAM A. FREDERICK, obituary Association, Sanitary Inspectors', 1391 AYL9WORTH, GEOROE M.: Treatment of sepsis, notice of, 721 Association of Scottish Medical Diplomates, 1100 Bath waters, Abbot Feckenham on, 1201 dinner. 581 Aztec statuette, 1260 Baths and other health resorts, review of Association, Scottish, for Medical Education books on, 319 of Women, 712 Baths, hot, note on tlle temperature of Association, Scottish, of Medical Women, Japanese (Leonard Hill), 259 1211 B. BATIER, GABRIEL: Tuberculose Hutmaine et Association, Scottish Poor-law Medical Tuberculose Animales, De leur Unicite, rev., Officers', annual dinner, 225 Babinski's sign in normal people during 1188 Association, Stomatological, International, sleep, occurrence of, 836 Batley, health of, 1213 1076 Bacillary dysentery. See Dysentery BATrEN, F. E.: Acute ataxia, 1056 Associationi of Water Engineers, visit to Bacillus, a.diphtheroid (W. 8. Harrison), 687 Battersea, report of M.O.H., 1463 Paris, 1514 Bacillus, typhoid, action of wine on, 1321 BATUAND, JULES: Bibliotheque de a Nutrition: Association, Women's National Health, of Bacillus typho.sus, new method of isolating La Areurasthdnie Ginitale, rev., 443 Ireland, 1212 from infected water (W. James Wilson), BAUMGARTNER, J.: Ueber Blinddarmnentzind- Assurance, Medical Charity and Sickness, 165 1176 ung: WVann 8sol operiert werden erev., 382 Assurance, medical indemnity, company, 296 Bacteria, action of metals on, 1344 BAYLEY, WALTER: Queen Elizabeth'8 physi- Asthma caused by impacted tooth (A. J. Rice Bacteria, catheter cystitis and, 41 sician, 1559 Oxley), 1362 Bacteria, de novo origin of (Hi. Charlton Bayonet wound of stomach (reported by P. R. Asthma, potters' and compensation, 1213 Bastian), 201 Wrigley), 1303 Astigmometer, a new (K. Grossmann), 749 Bacterial treatment of sewage, 602 BBADNE LL, Fleet Surgeon C. MARSE: MUl- Asylum, BarmiugHeath, annual report, 1163 Bad Nauheim, 1580 tiple internal diverticulum of small intes- Asylum Bristol Lunatic, report, 1457 Baden waters, antiquity of, 91; therapeutic tine, 540; Iracture of lacrymal bone with Asylum Carmarthen Joint, 1458 value of in treatment of gout, 91 perforation of lacrymal sac, 1054 Asylum, Chartham, report, 1163 BAER, A.: Die Trunksucht iund Ihre Abwehr. BEARD, JOHN: Trypsin in cancer, 660 Asylum, City of London, annual report, 971 Beitrdge zum gegenwartigen Stande der BEASLEY: BookofReceipts, rev., 1542 Asylum, Cork Lunatic, election of resident Alkoholfrage, rev., 1124 BEATON, Dr.: Elected member L.C.C., 580 medical superintendent, 226; typhoid fever BAGLLEY, Dr. case of, 1564 BEATTIE, THOMAS: Presidential address, rev., in, 902 BAINBRIDGE, F. A.: Morbid histology of the 25 Asylum, Devon County, case of extreme adrenals, 1122 BEArrIE, Professor, complimentary dinner to, hydrocephalus (Richard Eager), 1303 BAINBRIDGB, WILLIAM SEAMAN: Trypsin in 1454 Asylum, Donegal District, annual report, cancer, a preliminary statement, 486 BEAUmONT,Deputy-Inspector-General ROBERT 1098 BALFOUR, ANDREW, obituary notice of, 55 WHICECOBD, obituary notice of, 328 Asylum, Dorset County, annual report, 1402 BALFOUR. ANDREW: Spirillosis and a haema- BEAUMONT, W. M.: Appreciation of Edward Asylum, Edinburgh Royal, 593; statutory tozoal disease of domestic fowlsin the Anglo- Markham Skerritt, 1159 annual meeting, 593 Egyptian Soudan, 744; receives permission Bed, the equipoise, 1135 Asylum, Glamorgan County, 539; annual to accep1 third class of Imperial Ottoman BEDDARD, A. P.: Cheyne-Stokes respiration, report, 539 Order of Medjidieh, 760 80 Asylum. Glasgow District, Woodilee, note BALLANCE. C. A.: Digestive powers of leuco- "Beecham's Pills," death of the inventor of, on, 1403 cytes, 143 880, 941 Asylum, Glasgow Royal, 93rd annual report, BALLANTYNE, J. W.: Essentials of Obstetrtcs, Bee-keepers' liabilities, 1283 956 rev., 693 Bees' stings and rheumatism, 1517, 1579 Asylum, Govan District, annual report, 1211 Balneological Society. See Society BEEVOR CHARLES E.: Diagnosis and localiza- Asylum, Inverness District, report, 846 Balsam of Peru, treatment. of scabies (P. J. W. tion ofcerebral tumours, 316, 437, 563 Asylum, Kent County, Canterbury: ulcer of Porter), 744, 1161; correspondence on, 972, BEERING, Professor: On bovine tuberculosis duodenum: perforation: no leakage (re- 1100, 1164 and bovo-vaccination, 715 ported by W. Averett), 495 BAMPTON, AuGusTUS H.: Medicine of the Belfast, new lunatic asylum for, 47; opening Asylum, Lancaster, Royal Albert, 787 future, 536; climatic treatment of tuber- of new fever hospital, 48: health of, 107, 283 Asylum, Menston, 1088 culosis, 1276, 1572 339, 466,594, 652, 711,771, 957, 1390, 1454; insani- Asylum population, increase of, 1142 Bananas and spotted fever, 460 tary dwellings in, 170, 834 ; epidemic of cere-' Asylum, Roxburgh, Berwick. and Selkirk Bangor Workhouse Infirmary. See Infirmary bro-spinal fever in, 170, 284, 771, 1390, 1477; District, overcrowding at, 117 Barbers' shops, 95 Belfast opinion of the new university Asylum, Staffordshire County, statistics, 239 BARBOUR, Dr.: Hysterectomy for fibroids in scheme. 283; in the slums of Belfast, 283; A,sylum, Suffolk County, statistics, 118 pregnancy, 438 medical high sheriff for Belfast, 339; Bel- Asylums of the Mission to Lepers in India, BARDELEBEN, A. VON: Erfahrungen. ilber fast hospital for sick children, 339; death- 228 Cholecystektomie und Cholicystenterostomie rate of, question in Parliament, 525; water Ataxia, acute (F. E. Batten), 1056; Frenkel's nach 286 G'allenstein Laparotomien, rev., 1368 supply, 527; the Commission on the Health treatment of, 1164 BARDELEBEN, KARL VON: Atlas of Applied of, 652, 711. 771, 957 1020 1088, 1145, 1270. Athens, public health in, 1578 (Topographical) Human Anatomy, rev.,8917 1328; primary education in, 771; proposed Athletes, functional albuminuria in (W. BARDET, M.: Nature and preparation of tuberculosis dispensary, 1212; Belfast Collier), 4; correspondence on, 1030; long- metallic ferments, 533 Board of Guardians, 1513; accommodation evity of, 461 BARDSWELL, NOEL: Complete vocal rest for consumptives at, 1566 Atlas of Illustrations of Clinical Medicine, Sur- during sanatorium treatment of laryngeal Belgian parlhamentary group, 34; Sehool of gery, and Pathology, rev., 818 tuberculosis, 1350 Tropical Medicine, 135; Royal Society of "Atmokausis," 1082 BARGER, Dr.: awarded gold medal at Milan State Medicine prepares a medical topo- Atoxyl in treatment of syphilis (Professor exhibition, 975 graphy of the kingdom, 576 Rallopean), 1458; a correction re, 1515 BARK, JOHN: Best way to remove tonsils, 412 Be ize, yellow fever in, 113, 233, 841 Atoxyl in treatment of trypanosomiasis BARKER,. ARTHUR E.: Clinical experiences BELL, JOHN, of Edinburgh, 416 (Anton Breinl and John L. Todd), 132; with spinal analgesia in 100 cases, 665 BELL, W. BLAIR: Calcium salts in the blood (Ayres Kopke), 281 BARKER, H. A.: The *' bloodless surgeon," 40 and tissues, 920 Atresia vaginas in a married woman (Albert BARLING, GILBERT: Intraperitoneal implan- BELLAMY, G. E.: Case of bronchial diph- Henderson), 138 tation of the ureters into the colon, 124; theria, 1537 Atropine and strychnine, successfal treat- tuberculosis of caecum and ascendin Bender Hygiene Laboratoryj-Studiesfrom, rev., ment of morphinomania by (Mary S. P. colon, 497; hydronephrosis and trifid 572 Strangman) 1173, 1572; correspondence on, ureter, 498 BenendeaNational Sanatorium, 1081 1394 BARLOW, H.. P.:* Another twelve months with BENNETT, EDWARD HALLARAN, obituary Atrophy of liver. See Liver a motor car, 577 notice of, 1575 Atrophy, muscular, after effusion into joints BARLOW, Sir THOMAS, and the Senate of Uni- Bengal, sanitary report, 228 by muscular work with progressive resist- versity of London, 760 Bequests to hospitals and medical charities, ance (Dr. Rochard and Dr. de Champtassin), BARNARD, HAROLD: Intussusception, 814 29, 30, 79, 94, 104,148, 155, 200,209, 215, 248, 254 715 BARNARD, H. L.: Plastic operation -for 260,-268, 272, 281, 295, 303, 315, 329, 337 342, 415 INDEX. [JUNE 29, 19076 600D 636 682. 690. '28. 743 775, 81'1, MdIcal Benevolest Society 85th annus R BOauxrAN,o H.: Die Elektriit in der Medizia WS, 90, W1 936, 94t, 946, 104O, meetin7, 1270 bequests to medicaa und BAotogi, rev., as 1063 1068, 1074, 1076, 1177, 1189. 1194, 1841, 127:1, charities, 1271: Ingleby lectures, 1271; hallIS BOSANQ ,ET, W. Medicine and the 13, l, 14 143 1538 1664, 174 a CeCIL: of residence fr the university students lay press,.176; influenceof aotituberculous B ituarys, ERNST vos:cathl of, 7681; 1565; Hospital Saturday Fund. 1£66 serum on the opsonic Index. 862 obituary. notice of, 844; portrait of, 941 BirmiDghiam, child labour in, 332 Boston S&lbool Committee and uurses in. note on, 962; tribiute to, 124 Birmingham University. See University public sebools, 1564 BRRUOUIGN. N, P.: Lee CardfopataiefArtrikUe,!s BiRT, MARY E: lsvalid and Coneaesent BdzTons, WILLIAM: Principkl of Qualiftire et la Cure d'Buiass, rev., 444 Cookery. rev., 106d Awalyips, rev., 86 Bei-beri, oxallc acid poisoning and, 709 Birtl asphyxia. See Asphyxia Bottle-mi.kers, alleged frequency of cataract BBRBULZY. COMYs9: Haedbook for Madwiun,J BISHOP, RTAN30RE: Treatment of vesical in (Simeon Suell), 8 Makrnity Ntrses, rev., 85 calculus, 439: cholelitliiasis, 676 Bottles, second-hand, 590 Berlin, specil correspondence from, 230, 469 BLACK, 1. JAN^IER: Eating to Live, rev., E.: de de 715, of 208 BoucuhT, Dktfiosnaire NUdec*ac et 596, 775, 132; prohlibition whiti BLACK, SINcAIiR: Repressiou of leprosy. 22(O Tkeropeusiqute Medicate et Chinrgpicafe, rev., phosphorus in the manufacture of matches1, BLACKER, G. F.: Heart disease in i-elation toD 876 Z30, of alleged inCreas appendicitis. 230 : reguaney anud labour, 1225 BOVtNEVILLI, Dr.: Premiers de medical profession in Germany. 230; female9 Blackwater " fever. See Fever Sguin; etc.,.femoireades studentsin Berlin, overwork in Tritement Moral. ldiot, 230* prumary Bladder. ruptuire of (C. R. Porter). 1123 by 8epin; Traitenenw and secondary schools, 469: the conscien- Bladder. transplantation of ureter into, forr d rlIdtotic par Bourneville,JId&ico-pedagogiqucrev., 633 tious obJctor, 469; child suicide, 595: passI uretero-vaginal fistula (E. Percy It J. (editor): and at state katou), BOVt-z, WXSLUeY Practie of Gynae- pluck medical examination, 125 cologv, in Original Contribicionse by 595; cerebro-spinal fever, 715; medico- BLAuR, Dr.: Presentation to, 216 Aithors, rev., 2D6; Is the conservativeEminiwttreat- historical museuun. 715; Professor v. BLAKEMAN, JOHN: A Mathematical Theory off ment of the ovaries overdone ? 1143 Belring on bovine tuberculosis and bovo- Random Migration, 100 Bovine tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis vaccination, 715; jubilee of thie tubercle BLAND-SUTTUX, J.: Diseases of 775; Wromen, rev., Bovo-vaccination and bovine tuberculosis, bacillus, treatment of tuberculous 206; Tamours, Innocent and eliqgnant, their 715 paupers, 775; the leaving examination, Clinical Characters and Approprate Treat- BOWLBY, ANTHONY: Fractures of base of 1 ,U; an opon air forest school. 1333 mnent, rev., 875; Gall Stones and Di4eamse of skull, 121; .S'ur.icatf Pathology and Morbid Berlin, school in. bureau liygiene 386; of the Bile Ducts, rev., 1367; circumci.sion as a Ana,etmy, rev., 1428 medical information in, 532: medical fees riteand as a surgical operation, J. in. 1408 BowsER, 6DWARD: Treatment of fractures, 633; medico-historical museuim In, 643: BLAYDES, F. H. 'and the strange story of 719 holiday courses in, 1471 a prince's cure, 336 BoYCE. Sir RuniRT WILLIAM: Receives per- BSIMAYS, A. VAUGHAN: Appointed J.P. for Bleaching of the hair, 724 mission to wear Orderof Leopold II, county of Warwick, 156 Bliud, city of the, 95 returns to work after long 1330 94; BrRNHEIM, B.: Interna'ional protection Blind, North Staffordshire, vorkshops for, Boys and beagles, 280 illnless, against tuberculosis, 784 655 Boys. eigaretLe smoking among. See Juvenile BusNsTE'z. JULIUS: Chi-onie peritonitis Blind in United States, celnsus of, 1064 Boys' scllool, professional attendance in, causing elephantiasis, 617 Blindnese, causes of, 416 7e7 B$R7HBJLOT, M., obituary notice of, 723 Blindness fioin wood-aleohol poisoning BRADBURNE, A. AWsoN: Case of complicated BatvaRs, EDbNA D C. : Hydatid cyst of neck, (Robert J. Montgomery), 375 with cellulitis caused and strabismus, 990 by rupture escape BLONDBL, CHARLES: Les Auto-Mutilateu,rs, BRADDOCK, CHARLES S., awarded order of of hydatid fluid, 136 AEtude PsycAo-Pathotogique ct Jf6dico-Lgale, White Elepbant of Siam, 890 BEZoLD's disease, double, reecvery with rev., 1059 Bradford, support of medical charities in, perfect hearing (Chaljes .J. Heath), 932 Blood and lvnmph channels, relation of liver 591, 654; anthrax in, 654, 833, 955; slums of, BICKLz, LEONARD M.: Trypsin in cancer, 788 cells to, 102 655; street noises In, 712; Bradford work- BiDUK, GEORGnu HENRy, obituary notice of, Blood, pathology of, review of books on, 631 house, 712; conference on infant mortality 1462 Blood poisoning from calico making, 1085 and milk supply, 833; child life aud labour Biat, AUus'r: Hyperaemie als Hetmrilet, rev., Blood and tissues, calcium salts in (W. Blair in. 955; midwives and infant mortality in, 442; accepts chair of surgery in University Bell), 920 955; notiflable diseases in, 1020; Healtl; of Berlin, 1144 Blood vessels during shock, condition of Committee and sterilized milk, 1087; smoke BIaB, Dr., decorated with Iftihar Order in (J. D. Malcolm), 377 nuisance in, 114*5; seqiuel to a sanitary pro- brilliants, 1324 Blood examination, value of (H. Batty Slaw), secttion in. 1145: death of police surgeon BIBIs'd method. rationale of (Dr. Patch and 573 (Samuel Lodge), 1213; divisional Police sur- 3. H. Wells), 143 "Bloodless surgeon," more last words from geons in. 1213, 1331, 1456, 1512 ; Big fees, 102 the, 40 areas, insanitary Bile and 1565 passages liver, on the temnerature BLUStER, W. PERCY: Foreign body in appendix Bradford police surgeoncies, 1506 in malignant disease of (James W. Russell), abscess, 1119 Bradford infirmary. See Infirmary 311 Blunt hook, use of the (J. Edward Godson), BRLDFORD, 3. Rosz: Diagnosis of certain Bilharzlal haematuria. See Haematuria 1231 forms of renal disease, 725 till, to prevent experiments on dogs, 581 BLYTE, ALBXANDER WYNTER: Poisons, their BMADSHAW? TEoxas R.: Charter and future Bill, Butter and Margarine, 1018 Effects avid Detection, rev., 9%7 constitution of the Association, 1025, Bill, Factory and Workshops, 1210 Board, Army Medical Advisory, reconsti- 1273; nucleo-albuminurla, 1184 1148. Bill, Housing of the Working Classes Acts tution of, 155; leading article ODn 159 BRAHMACHARI, U. N.: Albumosurla and the Amendment, report of Select Committee, Board, Central Midwives, 968, 1017; appeal duration of albuminuria in cholera, 930 32 from, 968; and the trainini of midwives, PRAILEY, A. R.: Cysts of pars ciliaris, 685 Bill, Irish Council, 1144 1017; correspondence on. 150 Hypiiotism. 83 Bill, Irish University, 902. See also Univer- BRA31WELL, MILNW: Board of Education, 95; and provisfon ot BRANCH, C. W.: Papain in malignant growtls, sity meals, 95; deputation to President of, 1441; 135 Bill, King Edward's Hospital Fund. See corre3pondence, 1459 BRAND, A. T.: Awarded grant for successful Fund Board of Hygiene and Temperance, 34; vaccination, 946 Bill, Metropolitan Water Board (Charges), course of studies, 34 Bread, Select Committee.on, 44 590 Board, Loeal G3overnment. new premises for Breast, calcification of, 767 Bill, Municipal Milk Ddp6ts, 763 preparation and distribution of lymph, BRaINL, ANToN: Atexyl in treatment of try- BilL Notification of Births, 1017, 1327, 1387, 132; fever in 1562, 1669; correspondence pnosomiasis, yellow Belize, -159, on, 1569 Board, Metropolitan Asylums, 1261, 1313. 1317: Bill, Nurses Registration, 710 annual report. 1261, 1313; first meeting of Brentry Home for Inebriates, 1074 Bill, Parochial Medical Officers (Scotland), new Board, 1317 BREWIS, N. T.: Pregnancy and tibrolds, 80 768 BOAS, T.: GesammeUte Beitrdge at-s demn Gebiete BREniS, Dr.: Vaginal Caesarean section, BilL Practice byCompanies.l 1269 der Phyuiologie, Pathologie, sand Theraplc der 1482 Bill Public Health, 405. 710, 768, 1210, 1453,1510 Verdauung, rev., Bill Public Health 1187 BRIDGES, Lieutenant-Colonel WILLIAMr PERCY, Offlcers, 590, 768, 898, BOCKENBETMER, PF., Atlu of Typical Opera- obituary noice of, 1401 1144 ti'ons in Surgery. rev., 145 JAME.S for Hos- Bill, Society of Apothecaries of London, BOCKEa, Dr., death of, 1076 BRI2ERLEY. BassaY: Remedy 1517 pital abuse, 289; Lancashire and 1085, Bolhemia, position. of medical affairs in, 1254 Branch, election to the CentralCheshireLCouncil Bill the Vaccination, 1084, 1326, 1452. 1510; Bold advertisement. 1515 of the Association, 780 debate on, 1326; leading article, 1318; vac- BOLTON, J. SHAW: Cortical development, 93S BRIGGS, Dr.: Ventrifixation in backward dis- ci on officers and, 151 BOMBARDA, MIGUEL, gold medal presented placement of uterus, 201 BILLINGS, FJANK: Elected President of to, 94 Brighton, notes from, 592 National Association for Study and Preven- Bombay. proposed Parsi hospital tion of Tuberculosis, 1501 ganeral at Dairy farms, dairies and milk, 592 109 ; plague research laboratory at. 109 Barwas, ENRIQuR: Remarkable case of hae- Bills, opposition to, 1210 BOND, C. J.: Regeneration of nerves with morrhiage in a centenarian, 274 BlINTr, ALFRED: Mind and the Brain, rev., regard to surgical treatment of certain J. F.: Appreciation of Dr. paraltses, BIaSCOE, Joseph "Biometric methods "and 1172 Groves, 1339 university medical BOND. FRACIS T.: Possible source of diph- Bristol, notes from: 169, 467, 713, 773 834 education, 1274 theria in schools, 536, 1276 University College Colston 1457- Brds, filaria in, 17 J. W.: Socieiy, eiglith Birmingham, notes from, BOND, Preliminary laryngotomy, 7 annual dInner, 169: Royal Inflrmary, an- 108,287 283, 342, 408, Bonds not to practise in an area, 843 Dual meeting, 467; pathological report, 773 55, 5NS,773 834, 106, 1213,1270, 565; Hospital Bone disease without necrosis, acute infec- Medical Club Union, 467; the Gonera Hos- Sanday collection, 108; diphtheria and tive (W. Thorburn), 439 pital. 713; Children's Hospital, Lunatic warlet fever, 108; death of Thomas Savage, Bone, fracture of fifth metatarsal (George B. 531; 227; Birmingham and Midland Free Hos- Asylum report, 1457 for -Graham), 16 Britislh Guiana, notes from, 410; public pital Sick Chtldren, 227, 528; health of Bone, rile of the various elements in the health increase of leprosy, 410 Birmingham, M83, 528; new hostel for Bir- development and regeneration of (Sir British Medical Association. See Association mingzamwomen students, 283; Dr. Carter, William Macewen), 1479 Medical Benevolent Fund. to Britislh See Fund 312; bequests loiqal charities. 342; pre- Bones, long, benign cyst in (R. Jones and D. British medicine in India, 1245 sentation to Dr. Whiteombe, 408; Royal Morgan), 933 Midland Counties Britislh Museum Reading Room, 1382, 1396 Home for Incurables, Bonesetters and friendly societies. 1521 BROADBENT, Sir WILLIAM: Heart Dsease and 408;Birmingham GeneralDispensary, 562; BoNNzEwIN, Dr.: Notes on a method of reD- Aneurijm ofike Aorta, rev., 145; the Toronto nursing, 592; overcrowdIg inout-patient creosote and cannabis departments, 773; Hospital daturday deriog indii a Hospital for far-advanced cases- of con- Fund, soluble, 264 some sanatorium sumption, 297; affections of speech, 773;'proposed for consumptives, BONNEY. VICTOt: Treatment of ovarian Birmingham Midland pro- 1405 834; aud Children's lapse, 81; Series of Midwifery Diagrams, Hospital, in the rev., BROCXBANX. E. M.: Merycism or rumination 834: growtl work of the 86 in man, 421, 1217 hospitals, 1086; public health lectures, 1087; Book canvassers, 9m report Bronchi, foreign bodies in (F. W. Price), public analyst,1213; Open Spaces Bootle, bealth of, 1564 Association, 1213; The General 1305 Hospital: BOIR&OWEAN, PHIUP G.: Partial dislocation Bronchial diphtheria, case of (G. E. Bellamy), cal report, 1270; Birmiugham of the larynx, 35 1537 JUNE 2), 1907.] INDEX. IMtxcA JouJNA X Bronchitis, periodic, 663, 724 Caecum, diagnosis and treatiment of malig- Cancer of jejunum, reseetion of jejunum BroDchitis, post-operative treatment of (Dr. nant disease of (Charters Symonds), 204 and colon (C. H. Fagge), 262; ilvolving Hellier), 872 Caecum and appendix, transposition of colon (C. H. Fagge), 499 Bronchus, rupture of right, by injury (Colin (V. N. Chitale-Bhajekar), 260 Caucepr, laryngeal, diagnosis and treatment King), 1238 Caecum and ascending colon, tuberculosis of (Sir Felix Senaon), 241, 261 BEROOKS, HARLOW: Tumours in wild animals, of (Gilbert Barling), 497 Cancer, league lor repression of, in Belgium, 1560 Caesarean section complicated by round 823 BROOKS, HENRY ST. JOHN, obituary notice of, worms (reported by Ethel Landon), 200 Cancer in mice. incidence of spontaneous 722 Caesarean section in a case of contracted (F..W. Twort), 143: note on, 1140 BROOM, JOHN: Desquamation after scarlet pelvis with twin pregnancy (George H. Cancer problems (leading article). 217; note fever, 1580 Cowen), 189 on, 981 ; correspondence on, 288, 345 ? BRlOUGHTON, L. C. S.: Quantitative sacelharo- Caesarean section, post-mortem, 521 Cancer, operation for removal of entire meter, 604; haematoporphyrinuria, 1120 Caesarean section, vaginal (Dr. Brewis), 1482 rectum and neighbouring lymphatic area BROWN, A. CASSELS: Medical worthies, 82 Calhirconlish dispensary district, re-election for (P. Lockhart Mummery). 1289 B,owN, FORBES: Govan Cottage Nurses' of medical officer, 48; sequel to the dispute, Cancer, protozoal theory of, 1423 Training Home. 1415 340 Cancer research at &&anchester, 48; in Italy, BiROWN, H. SWAUBRICK: Influenza and epi- CAIRD, Surgeon-Major WILLIAMI EDWARD, 216; at Aberdeen, 225; in Liverpool, stasis, 314 obituary notice of, 1033 282 BROWN, Dr. JOHN (" Rab"):. Mrs. Sellar's Calcifieation of breast. See Breast Cancer, review of books on, 753, 1061, 1189, recollections of, 1553 Calcium chloride and purpura (W. B. Russell), 1487 BROWN, JOHN: The Charter and futuire con- 199 Cancer of stomach, early diagnosis of, discus- stitution of thie Association, 1090, 1151, 1273 Calcium cliloride in haemorrhage (A. Stanley sion on, 746 BROWN, T. M., trial of, 770 Green), 1054 Cancer of stomach and oesophagus, BROWNE, H. LANGLEY: Appointed J.P. for Calcium iodide. 87: in ulcers of the leg squamous-celled, imitating tuberculous County of Stafford, 456 (A. G. Peter), 991, 1284 1464, 1579 ulceration of intestine (H. D. Rolleston BRUCE, Colonel: Goat's milk and Malta fever, Calcium salts in blood and tissues (NV. Blair and F. W. Higg3), 1293 895 Bell), 920 Cancer, trypsin in. 53, 113, 158, 486, 519, 598, BRUCE, LEWIS C.: Studies in Clinical Psy- Calcium salts as cardiac tonics in pneu- 660, 720, 724, 788; leading article on, 1l58; chiatry, rev., 1484 monia and heart disease (Sir Lauder (William Seaman Bainbridge), 486; piece BRUCE, WILLIAM, complimentary dinner to, Brunton, 616; (J. Douglas Cree), 1175; of " week "on, 519 ; correspondence on, 598, 169 correspondence on, 717, 778, 840, 908, 964. 660, 720, 724, 788 BRUCE-PORTER, H. E. B.: Bear-lights on See a'so Pneumonia. Cancerous uterus. sloughing and discharge vehicles, 781 Calculi, eystine, two cases of (F. A. Southam), of cauterized, 1209. See al8o Malignatnt BRUNTON, Sir LAUDER: Use of calcium salts 489 diseaFe, epithelioma as cardiac tonics in pneumonia and lheart Calculi, renal and ureteral (W. Tlielwall Cannabis indica, method of rendering soluble disease, 616. 778; appreciation of Sir .loseph Thomas), 1184 (Dr. Bonnefin), 264 Fayrer, 1339: lhypnotism and its relation to Calculi, urethral abscess and (F. G. Hack), CANTLIE, JAMES: Tropical ailments as they medicine, 1524 199 are met with in Britain, 1465 BRYANT, JOSEPH D. (Editor): American Practice Calculus, removal of from each ureter for Cape Colony, notes from, 286; Colonial Medi- of Sutrgery, rev, 1485 double pyonephrosis (H. L. Barnard), 262 cal Council, 2E6 BUCHANAN. GEOiRGE BURNSIDE: Handbook of Calculus, veqical, treatment of (E. Stanniore Cape Colony, prevention of tuberculosis in, Surgery, rev, 1062 Bishop), 439 12t9 BUCHANAN, LESLIE: Eyes of invertebrates, Calcutta, health officership of, 1146 Carbolic acid gangrene, nine cases of (David 1366; pectinate ligament, 1366 CALDER. A. B.: Lectures on Midwifery for Mfid- Wallace), 1110; correspondence on, 1344 BUCHANAN, R. J. M.: Acute lymplhatic wives, rev., 85 Carbonated bath salts, 756 leukaemia, 81- sypllilis of thie lung, 318 Calf lymph, 59 CarciDoma. See Cancer. BUCHANAN, W. J: Third factor in the etiology Calico-making, blood poisoning from, 1085 Card system for the visiting list, 1217 of blackwater fever, 990 Calipers, frontal sinus probe, 634 Cardiac degeneration, rare variety of (W. 0. BUCK, ALBERT B. (Editor): American Practice CALOT, F.: Traitement Rationnel du Mal de Meek), 1123. See also Heart of Surgery, rev., 1485 Pott a l'Usage des Praticieng, rev., 442 Cardiff, improper feeding of children at, 226; BUCKLEY, C. W.: Influence of clilmiate on gout CALVERT, JAMES: Standard of the miiedical Health Commuittee, 468; health of, 1516 and rheumatism, 441 degrees of the University of London, 906, CARLYLE, THOMAS, letter to an Edinburgh BUCKMASTER, G. A : Recent research work 1026 student from, 515 on anaesthetics (leading article), 948 CALWELL, WILLIAM: Age incidence of gastric Carnegie trust for the Universities of Scot- Budget, the. 1017 ulcer in male and female, 6 land, 403 BUDIN, PIERRE, death of, 287; obitu%ry Cambridqe Natural History, rev., 382 CARNELL, EDWARD, elected member of the notice of. 294; proposed memorial to, 838 Cambridge University. See University livery of the Apothecaries' Society, 155 BUIST, R. C. : Charter and future Constitution CAMERON, Sir CRARLES: Elected Fellow of Carotid, common, ligature of for arterial of the Associatiou, representation of the Royal Sanitary Institute, 1554 dilatation and epilepsy (Rushton Parker), Colonial Branches, 1090 CAMERON, Sir HECTOR C.: Lord Lister and 1477 BULKLEY, L. DUNCAN: Infltence of the Men- the evolution of wound treatment during CARPENTER, GEORGE,Beport8 01 the Society for strual Function on Certain Diseases of the Skin, the last forty years, 789, 1189 the Study of Disease in Children, rev., 148; rev., 755 CAMPBELI, CI.IN: Intratracheal injections, nephritis in infants, 813 Bullet wound, cose of (P. 0. Malabre), 17 1184 CARR, Deputy Surgeon-General JONAS KING, Bullets, immunization against, 897 CAMPBELI, HARRY: An abnormal rise in the obituary notice of, 661 BUNN, W. G.: Workers' sanatoriums and average level of the diaphragm, 1393 CARROLL, Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon medical referees, 288 CAMPBIELL, JOHN: Rubber gloves in mid- JAMES, promoted Major in U.S. Army in re- BUNSEN, L. DE: Convalescent home of wifery practice, 19 cognition of his important work on yellow Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, 1334 CAMPBELL, KENNETH: Conditions of eyesiglit fever. 823 BUNTING. E. L., reports case of empyema required for the military service, 53 CARSWELL, JOHN, shot by William Purves, with remarkable leucocytosis, 1182 CAMPBELL. MALCOLM: Bilateral ovarian der- '53 BURDETT, Sir-HENRY: Burdett's Hospital and moids, 1184; effects of diet on development CARTER, A. H., resignation of, 342; Eleme-nts Chdrities, 1907: being the Year-book of and structure of the uterus, 1229 of Practical Mediciee, rev., 818: appointed Philanthropy and the Hospital Anntual, rev., CAMPBELL, R. D.: Suggested modification in J.P. for county of Worcester, 822 875 opsonic estimation of tuberele, 866 CARTER, EUbTACE G.: Tetanus treated with BURDETT-COUTTS, the late Baroness. 120 Canada, notes from, 43, 108, 171, 595. 655, 835, antitetanic serum, 155 BURDON-SANDERSON, Sir JOHN, life of, 880 955,1019,1086.1272,1167; medicalorganization CARTER, W.: Variations in the " normal tem- Bureau of medical information'. in Berlin, 532 in Canada, 43; physical examination at thb perature," 749 BIURDWOOD, WATSON, awarded payment for University of Toronto, 108; medico-legi 1 CARTER, WILLIAM: Mercuryin modern thera- successful vaccination, 1366 cases, 109; Canadian Army Medical Ser- peutics, 934 BURGHARD, P. F.: Surgical treatment of vices, 171, 855; College of e'hysicians and CARTIER, P.: Etude' Experimentale de la pyloric steDosis, 627 Surgeons, Quebec, 171; health of Montreal, Pleurdde Sero-Fibrineuse Tuberculeuse, rev., BUIJMAN, H. W.: Sudden deatlh from cerebral 171; the late Professor Graham of Toronto, 1188 haemorrhage in a girl aged 26, 1364 595: proposed union of medical societies in CASHMAN, RICHARD UNIACIKE, obituary Barn, searlatiniform rash after (Simon(ls Toronto, 595; presentation to Dr. Roddick, notice of, 294 Gooding), 313 655; Dr. James Stewart, 655: Sir William CASPAR, LEOPOLD: Textbook of Genito-urinary BURNS, ROBERT, and Dr. William Maxwell, Hin,gston, 655; proprietary and "patent" Diseases including Functional Sexual Dis- 1nr53 medicines, 835; Quebec Provincial Board of ordersin Man, rev.. 999 BURROWS, WILLI&M REYMOUR, obituary notice Health, 836; occurrence of Babiuski's sign CASTANO, ALBERT: Prostatectomie Perindale et of, 1400 in normal people during sleep. 836; Toronto Prostatectomie Trans8vsicale, Methode de BUSHNELL, F. G.: Influence of rainy winds' Hospital patients, 836; New Toronto Freyer: Etude Comparee des deux X.thodes, on phthisis, 174, 345 General HRospital, 955, 1086; McGill Uni- rev., 1125 BUTCHERt, F. : I ocal anaesthesia for extrac- versity, 955, 1086; Canadian Army Medical Cataract in bottle-makers, alleged frequency tion of teeth, 1284 Corps, 955; Montreal General Hospital, of (Simeon Snell), 8 BUTLER, T. HARRISON: Case of chloroma, 1019: Montreal Infectious Hospital. 1019; Cataract extraction (Richard Williams), 929 teaching of medicine at McGill, 1019: the 687 BUTl.ER, T. LANGTON: Case of colocyntli late Dr.%W. H. Drummond, 1019 adiiltera- Catgut, iodine-spirit (J. Scott Riddell), 809; poisonir.g, 1537 tion of food. 1272; Professor F. Muller of (C. Hamilton Wlhiteford), 866, 931 BUrLIN, ENRYT.: Preliminarylaryngotomy, Munich, 1272; Lady Victoria Grenfell CATHCART, CHARLES W.: The Eesenticl Simi- 7; Hunterian oration on the objects of Memorial, 1272; Ontario Medical Associa- larity of Innocent and Malignant Tumours: Hunter's life and the manner in which he tion, 1567 A Scudy of Tumour Growth, rev.,1188; mas-' accomplished tl]em, 357; Senate of the Canaliculun, defective development of left sage and movement in fractures, 1481 University of London, 960 (Archd. Stanley Percival), 562 CATHCART, E. P.-: Physiological action of Butter-scotcl, 694 Cancer "boom," another (leading article), whisky on the circulation, 1174 BUxTON, DUDLEY W.: Local anaesthesia in 1446 Catheter cystitls anld bacteria, 41 the extraction of teeth, 964 Cancer of cervix in a nulliparous woman Catheters, sterilization of (Henry Jellett), BYERS, Sir JoHN, 106 (Arcllibald McKendrick), 139 4S9 BY&NE, W. P.: Evidence before Vivisection Cancer, class incidence of (David Heron), 621 Cattte, inspection of, 1523 Commission, 392 Cancer, columnar, of the epididyilis (Francis Caustics,9 dangersol in Rynaecology, 280. By-ways of medical charity, 827 Colby), 199 CAVAIlt ON, P.: Les Pwrnies Posterieures dc Cancer conference, international, Transac- l'Appe,dicite, rev., 1467 tions, rev.. 1487 CAVERBiLL, lbr.: Pictures and prints of tjie C. Cancer cures (leading article), 703 life of-MaryQtieea of Scoti, 100 Cancer, cytolovieal iuvestigation of, 532 Caveroon sinus,.thrombosis of (Dr CABOT, R. C. (editor): Modern Clinical Hfedi- Caneer, gametoid tlheory of (C. E. Walker), 685siffe, Roqli- cine: Diseases of Metabolism and of the Blood: CAWLEY, THOMAS, death of, 775 Animal Parasites: Toxicology, rev., 503 Cancer in India, 1563 Celluli'is (G. H. Makins), 126 S TM Bl~@13NL INDEX. [JUNE 29, 190.

Centenairian, remarkable oase of haemorrhage CholecystQtomy, cholecysteetomy, chole- College,. Livingstone, 34, 1501; report, 34; dochotomy(etaff urgeon P. J. A. Dalton), 315 annual festival, 1101 Centenarian's advice, 719 Choledochotomy for gall stones, transduo- Collegc, Medical Graduates', and Polyclinic, Central Africa. See Africa denal (George Heaton), 868 760; annual meeting, 760 Central emergency fund. See Fund Cholelithiasis (E. Stanmore Bishop), 676; College, Queen Margaret, Glasgow, founder's Centrifuge, slmple electrical. 209 review of books on, 938 day, 1329 Cerebellar abscess. See Abscess Cholera, albumosuria and duration of albu- College, Queen's, Belfast, 834, 1390; St, Cerebellum, Dt. Hlughlings Jackson's views minuria in (U. N. Brahmachari), 930 Patrick's day dinner, 834 ; f6te. at, 1390 on the functions of (Sir Victor Horsley). 803 Ch6lera, bacteriological diagnosis of (Marc College,Queen's, Cork, retirement of Professor Cerebral haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage Armand Ruffer), 735 Charles, 1350 Cerebral tumours. See Tumours Chorea gravidarum (H. K. Wallace), 260 College, Queen's, Galway, protest to Mr. Cerebro-spinal fever. See Fever Chorea, maniacal (J. Magee Finny), 976; (W. Birrell, 902 Certifliates for school children. See School Mussellwhite), 1302 College of Physicians, Philadelphia, library Cervical abscess. See Abscess Chorion epitheliolna (A. T. Hicks), 1482 of, 1075 Cervical fibroids. See Fibroids Choroid, metastatic tumour of, 1483 College of Physicians and Surgeons, Quebec, Cervix, cancer of. See Cancer Christian Science, 356, 1036; in Massachu- semi-annual meeting, 171 Cervix,, removal of in hysterectomy (J. D. setts, 355; in Delaware, 760. See also Eddy College, Royal, of Phlysicians Edinburgh, 46, Malcolm), 870 CHRISTOPBERS, S. R.: Development of Piro- 1219; laboratory of, 46; admission to the Ceylon, notes from, 1568; vital statistics, 1568 plasma canis in the tick, 76: haemogregarine membership, 1219; admission to the CHABANON, A.: Les Formes Posterieures de parasites of mammals, 172; larval charac- licence, 1219 annual report regarding the I'Appendticite, rev., 1487 ters in the classification of mosquitos, 228 laboratory, 1219; election of Representa- CHAMPTASSIN, Dr. DE: Treatment of mus- Chromocystoscopy, review of books on, 998 tive in General MMedical Council, 1219: cular atrophy after effusion into joints by Church cough, 279 Conjoint Committee of Management of muscular work withi progressive resistance, Chyluria (A. F. Hertz), 626 Triple Qualification, 1220 ; appointment of 715 Cider, 1253 Morison lecturer, 1220: recognition of lec- Channel tunnel. 1142 Cigarette smoking by women, 1342 turer, 1220; Freeland-B3arbour fellowship, CHANTEMESsE, Professor: On the prophylaxis Circulars to patients, 237, 969 1220; expulsion of licentiate. 1220 and treatment of peritoneal infection by Circulation, diaphragm and (T. Stacey Wil- College. Royal of Plhysicians of Ireland, 967 nucleinate ofsoda, 1515 son), 978; correspondence on. 1393 admission to membership, 967 CHAPM&N, CHARLES W.: Ethical aspects of Circulation, effects of respiration on (Sir College, Royal of Physicians of London, 355, medical consultation, 715, 1028 James Barr). 913; correspondence on, 1093, 538. 600. 782, 1085, 1097, 1219 ; comitia, 355, 538, CHAPMAN,J. E., starts open-air sanatorium 1153, 1217, 1275 10$7, 1219; lectures,355: membership, 355, at moderate rates, 273 Circulation, physiological action of whisky 1097; licences, 355, 1097: diplomas In "Characters," 41 on (F.J. Charteris and E. P. Cathcart), 1174 public healtlh, 355; communications, 355, Charaka. club proceedings, 1201 Circulus vitiosus. See Vicious 538, 782, 1097, 1219; councillors, 355: a manu- Charcoal biscuits, 879 Circumcision as a rite and as a surgical script of Harvey, 355; Central Midwives CHARCOT, JEAN, presents his father's library operation (J. Bland-Sutton), 1408 Board, 355; reports, 355. 782, 1097; library, to the Salp6triere, 1315 Circumcision under local anaesthesia, 912 355, 1097 ; examinatiQn for the licence, 355- Charges of negligence, 1162 1163; Middle- Citric acid, lead and arsenic in, 1139 resignation of membership, 538; restoration brook v. McCulloch, 1162; iope andCurrie City of the blind (Vatra Luminosa), 95 of licence, 538; examination for the mem- .v. Crier, 1163 Civil ambulances in Germany, 1011 bership, 600; presidential address, 782: Charities, London, review of books on, 148 Clamp, improved gastro-enterostomy, 25 election of president, 782; and plaguie, 1085; CH}ARLES,J. R.: Multiple myeloma, 196 Clamp, modified,for gastro-intestinal opera- Lord Lister, 1097; fellowship, 1097, 1219; CHARLES, Professor, retirement of, 1390; tions, 87 deprivation of licence, 1097;representative testimonial to, 1454 CLAREMONT, LEOPOLD: The Gem-cutter's Craft, in senate of London University, 1097: Charter of the Association. See Association rev., 1189 announcements, 1219* Geological Society of Charters'of medical ethics (leading article), CLARK, ANDREW: Appreciation of Edward London, 1219: aAmission of women to the 1262 Markham Skerritt, 1160 examinations oftbe College, 1219 CHARTERIS, F.J.: Physiological action of CrARK, JAMES R. ANDREW: Queen's Jubilee College, Royal, of Surgeons of Edinburgh, whisky on the circulation. 1174 Hospital, 1155 1281; passlists, 1281 Chatham, Midwives Actin, 1004 CLARKE, A. J. FAIRLIE: Goitre operations College,Royal. of Surgeons of England, 178, CHAULIAC, GUY DE, new MS. of, 577 under local anaesthesia, 1534 414. 723,782.967, 1210, 1219, 1281, 1341, 1376. 1383, CHRATLE, THOMAS HENRY, obituary notice CLARKE, J. JACKSON: Cancer problems, 288 1444,1461,1518, 1574;quarterlycouncil, 178 967; of, 54 CLARKE,JOHN H.: Homoeopathy, 346 the library, 178- Liverpool School of xropical Chelmsford rural district, 968 CLARKE, J. MICHELL: Appreciation of Medicine, 178; book of ordinances of the Chemical theories, 787 Edward Markham Skerritt, 1159 Guild of Surgeons, 178 ; examinershipsin Chemistry, review of books on, 86, 1189 CLARKESON, G. A.: Some complications of Purgery, 178. 414; issue of diplomas, 414, Chnist's Annual, rev., 572 ovarian cysts, 314 782, 1219, 1281: proposed admission of Chemists, duty of with regard to prescrip- CLARKSON, GEORGE A.: Acute colitis, 1459 women, 414, 782: deputation to Lord Presi- tions,w9 Clavicle and lower jaw, enlargement of dentof Council, 723, 1376, 1444,1518: Bradshaw Chemists, prescribing, 116, 783 (H. Betlham Robinson), 749 lecture, 782; representatives of the College Chest conditions, diagnosis of abnormal CLAY, Mr.: Uses and methods of ureter upon the Senate of the University of (JohnHay), 1057 catheterization, 1365 London, 782; Central Midwives Board, Chest diseases. review of books on, 206 Cleido-cranial dysostosis(J. Hill Abram), 687 782, 967; national anthropometric survey, CHEYNE, W. WATSON: Treatment of recent Cleft palate, new method of dealing with 782; Jacksonian prize, 967; triennial prize. fractures, 1; presentation to, 144;honorary (F. N. G. Starr). 1532 967 ; election to the Fellowship of Members degree of D.Sc. of Oxford conferred upon, CLELAND, J. BURTON: Transmission of of twenty years' standing, 967; Board of 1562 plague, 838 examiners in dental surgery. 967: centenary Cheyne-Stokes respiration (Frederick Taylor, Clerical panacea, 403 of the Geological Society 967- Hunterian M. S. Pembrey, A. P. Beddard and Herbert CLIFFORDV.TIMMs (leading article). 276; lectures, 967; question in Parliam ent, 1210; French), 80 report of, 294; correspondence on, 345 teaching of midwifery, 1219; Lord Lister, Chicago, pious founder in 216- ambulance CLIFT, H. LECHMERE: Intestinal origin of 1219; John Hunter's lectures, 1219; Egyptian service of. 216; meat scandals, 651 leprosy, 931 Medical School, 1219: coming council elec- Chicago University. See University Climacteric, case of sudden death at (Eldon tion, 1341, 1383.1461,1574 ;deputation to Lord Child labour inB irmingham, 332; in Brad- Pratt), 1231 President of Privy Council, 1518; licence in ford, 955 Climate of West Africa (G. F. Darkor), 811 dental §urgery, 1518; examination in dental Child.; uicide in Germany, 595 Climatic treatment of tublrculosis. See surgery, 1518; closing of the library, 1518; CHILDE, C. P.:Control of a Scourge; or, Hovw Tuberculosis appoi-ntment of examiners, 1518; for the Cancerfa Curable, rev., 875 cIlinical Society. See Society Primary Fellowship, 1518*; eiection of Mem- Children, acute pneumonia(E.in Montague Clinical teaching and examinations, 1570 bers of Council, 1518; Fellowship, 1518 Murray), 1345; correspondence on, 1516 CLOWES, ERNEST F.: After-treatment of College, Royal, of Surgeons, Ireland, 283, 538, Children, blind, deaf, and cripple, after-care operation cases, 535, 720 911, 967, 1328, 1342, 1389. 1578; annual dinner, of, 1444 Club, North of England Glasgow University, 283; pass ists, 538, 911, 1342: election of ex- Children, deafness in, 1512 530 aminers, 967; election of officers, 1328; Children, errors in the diet and general Club, North of Eneland Edinburgh Univer- annual meeting, 1389; additional exami- hygiene of (A. r.Voeelker), 181; correspon- sity Graduates', 712 ners, 1578; Carmichael prize essay, 1578 denceon,a 781; oatmeal in the dietary of Club patients, surgical treatment of, 151 College, Trinity. Dublin. 59, 170,2 , 652, 771, (Chalmers Watson), 985 CLUBBE, CHARLES P. B.: Diagnosis and 782. 844, 968.1034,1211.1578: pass lists and de- Children, feeding of, improper, at Cardiff, Treatment ofTutussusception, rev.. 1427 gryees. 59,782, 844,968,1034.1578; theComimis- 226 Clubs and hospitals. See Hospitals siononn 170, 225 ; and the University Scheme Children, sleep of, in towns, 648 CLTI'rER1BUCK, L. A.:Initermittent glycosuria, (see University,b Irish) defence of, 771 ; post- Chimpanzee, yellow fever(H..in Wolferstan 539 graduate courses at, 1211 Thomas)T 138: inoculated syphilis in (A. S. CLUTTON, H. H.: Congenital hypertrophy CColleee, University, Cardiff, Newport grant Grllnbaum), 1123 giint growthl of feet, 748 to, 900 China. Imall-pox and inoculation in (E. H. Coal mines after explosions, rescue work in, College, University, London, 234. 694, 1161. Parker), 88 ; new medical schools in. 823 408 1218: lectures, 234, 1161: Collected Papers of CHITALE-BHAJEKAR, V. N.: Transposition of Coastguard medical attendance. 769 the Physiological Laboratory, rev.. 694 : elec- caecum and appendix, 260 CoATs, GEORGE: Rupture of Descemet's tion to Sharpey physiological scholarship, Chloroform anaesthesia, muscular spasm membrane, 1365 1218 n uder (A. Campbell Stark), 991 Cocaine anaesthesia.Sed Anaesthesia Colleges, University of Wales, reports. 966 Chloroform, alleged action of on the heart, Cocaine, sale of, restricted in America, 946 COLLIE,J..:R. ,ursing at Home, rev., 383 1030 COCKBURN, Brigadh-Surgeon JAMES BALFOUR, COLLIER, MAYO: Best way to remove tonsils, Chloroform, evaporation of during inhala- obituary notice of, 1521 53 tion, 53 Cocoa, Bensdorp's Royal Dutch, 1253 COLLIER, W.: Functional albuminuria in C,hlorofornmpoisoning, delayed (J. Crawford C'cdex1424fmedicamen~~ ta,-ius~ ~(French),~ ~~~~111553 athletes. 4; Charter and future constitu- 'Renton),- 617; (R. Ramsay), 1237; corre- COLBY-FFRANCIS: Columnar carcinoma of tion of the Association, 1090 spondence on, 781 epididymis. 199 Colliery aottages at Chester-le-Street. 957 Chloroform,propeer ay to admInistei -1569 Colitis, acute (F'. Hernaman-Johnson). 1q6 COLLINGWOOD. FREDRERICK W.:Hospitals ,t an xgnether, poisonous Colitis, acute and and clubs, 842 IChl@4ff0HmnA after'effeetsoh ulcerative (Sidney Phillips), Arfoof (Leonard Guthrie),pkaiu,380 1355; correspondence on, 1459 COLLINS, FREDERIC, obituary notice of, 474 and oxygen appamratus, -2oth- Colitis, causes of (P. Lockhart Mummery), COLLINSC Sir W. 3.: King Edward's Hospital p~)lp.rQforMlDrigeir, 1067 Fund Bill, 110 ,Ccase -of (T. Harriso( Butler),,- 929 College, Anderson's Medical, Glasgow, resig- Colocynth poisoning, case of (Charles N. Cllorozis, Specific gravity the.;of blood in, nations and appointments, 1461 Barton), 1364 ; (T. Langton Butler), 1537 1155 College, Grant Medical, Bombay, 1567 Colon, idiopathic dilatation of (H.Morle y Cholecystits, spprativeCC..-(T. Littler College, King's, forty-seventh annual dinfier, Fletcher and. H. BethamRobonson), 370. Jones), 933 1311 339;(Herbert P. Hawkins), 477 JUNE 29, 1907.) INDEX. I T9

Colon, intraperitoneal implantation of ureters other practitioners on club patients, 446; medical studies in London. 660; Central into (Gilbert Barling), 124 in South Wales, 713 Emergency Fund and South Wales dispixte, Colonial Conference, 463; correspondence on, Contracts not to practise, 57. 237, 909, 1099 716; University question in Ireland. 716; 536 Convalescent Home, the Yarrow, eleventh use of calcium salts as cardiac tonics in Colonial Medical Council, 286 annual report, 786 pneumonia and heart disease, 717, 778, ,840, Colonic adhesions and abdominal pain Convalescent Homes Association. See Assp- 908, 963; albinism in man, 718, 779; a cen- (A. Ernest Maylard), 484 ciation tenarian's advice, 719; casting up accoutts Colonies, public health diplomas in, 602 Convicts, antitoxin from, 865 in counexion with malaria, 719; art of Colour blindness, tests for, 832; books on, Coox, FREDERICK A.. as a mountaineer, 80 polite letter writing, 720: threatened dis- 1344 CooK, Mrs. K.: Evidence before Vivisection integration of the University of London, Colour vision (Dr. Edridge-Green), 1365 Commission, 510 776, 838, 905, 958 (See also University, Coloured doctors in America, 1084 Cooking for soldiers, 952 London); Inspection of elementary school Columnar carcinoma. See Cancer COOMBS, CAREY: Congenital hypotonia (con- buildings,779; vaccination and the L.C.C. Colwyn Bay and its drainage, 1453, 1563 genital amyoplasia), 1414 elections, 780; Lancashire and Cheshire Compensation for accident to a maternity COOPER, ARTHUR: Sterility in man, 1118 Brancll: election to the Central Council nurse, 1463 COOPER, LUDFORD: Paralysis of vertical of the Association, 780; medical students Complicated failure, 972 movements of eyes, 438 and organized gymnastic training, 780, 842; Composition of secret remedies. See Secret COOPER, R. HIGHAM: Pulmonary (?) hyper- income-tax reduction, 781; rear lights on COMRIE, J. D.: Naso-pharyngeal infection by trophic osteo-arthropathy, 748 vehicles, 781; delayed chloroform poison- the meningococcus, 1481 Co-operation with an unqualified person, ing, 781; common errors in diet and Conditions of practice in tropical and sub- 1398 general hygiene in children. 781; transmis- trooical countries, 240 Cor triloculare biatriatum (J. Dixon Mann), sion of plague, 838; Highland medical Condy's fluid, 1524 614 officers, 839; practice in South Africa, 839, Conference, an imperial, 707 CORBIN, H. E.: Handbook of Physics and 1156,1571; are pericardial adhesions of great Congo, French. See Frencli Chemi8try, rev., 384 importance? 840, 906, 1392 ; libel by flattey, Congress of American pllysicians and sur- Cord, haemorrhiage from the, 1164 841; the Rideal-Walker coefficient, 841; geons, 274 CORDES, A.: Post-partum haeinorrhage, 724; sleep of children in towns, 842; erratum, Congress of climatotherapy, 215 Premature birth of twins, 972 842; standard of the medical degrees of the Congress of French practitioners. 95, 1083 Cork, the guardians and the Poor-law Com- University of London, 905, 960, 1026, 1091, Congress, French, on public assistance and mission, 284; university question in, 466- 1151, 1216, 1274, 1333- whole milk for private beneficence, 1051 consumptive sanatorium at, 651, 1088, 1145, infants, 908; Senate of the University Congress, German gynaecological, 818 1513 of London, 960, 1091; revision of the Congress, German, of internal medicine, 156 CORLIEU, Dr., death of, 642 draft Charter and future constitution Congress of German scientists, 760 Cornea. vaccination of (J. Ackwortlh Menzies of the Association 960, 1025, 1089, 1147, Congress, German surgical, 391 and W. E. Jameson), 198; correspondence 1214, 1273; name of the Association, 962; CoDgress of the Gouttes de Lait, 932 on, 346 local anaesthesia in the extraction of teeth, Congress on care of insane, 1434 CORNER, E. M.: Fractures of the odontoid 964; dirty and infectious milk, 964; taxation Congress, International Antialcohol, 858, process of the axis, 1183 and degeneration, 965; Therapeutical 1098 CORNET, G.: Die Tuberkulose, rev., 816 Society and the Royal Society of Medicine, Congress, International Dermatological, 248 Cornual Pregnancy. See Pregnancy 965; an honour from the King, 966, 1395; Congress, International " First Aid." 1384 Coroner and doctor, 1099 Devon and Exeter Medical Benevolent Congress, International, of Hygiene and Coroner and medical fees, 1342 Society, 966 tuberculous soil conditions (?), Demography, 290, 326, 760, 1131, 1269, 1425, Coroner and medical witness, 1163 966; influence of an excessive meat diet on 1434 Coroner on quacks, 1283 fertility, 1029,1153; infiltration anaesthesia, Congress, International Laryngo Rlhino- Coroners and inquests, 116 1029, 1155 ; alleged action of chloroform on logical, 137, 1146 Correction. a, 1464 the heart, 1030; treatment of syphilis. 1030, Congress, International Medical, 446 Correspondence, 51. 110, 173, 230, 287. 344, 411, 1276; functional albuminuria in athletes, Congress, International, of Pllysiology, 274, 470,534, 596,657,716. 776, 838,905, 958, 1025, 1089, 1030; trade of medicine, 1031; "Queen's 883 1147,-1214, 1273, 1333, 1391, 1459, 1515; miiedical Jubilee Hospital," 1031, 11$5; effects of re- Congress, International, of Psyclliatry, inspection of schools, 51, 841,1569; quackery spiration on the circulation, 1093, 1153, 1217, Neurology, and Psychology, 456 and medical law reform, 51* volunteer medi- 1275:; refinement in the diagnosis of phthisis, Congress, international, of School Hygiene. cal organization, 51, King Edward Hospital 1094; public and private vaccination, 1094;. See School Fund Bill. 52. 110 lhospital abuse, 52, 173, 289, fees of public vaccinators, 1094, 1156, Congress of International Surgical Society, 446 345, 470, 598, 1392, 1516; medicine and the lay income tax and life assurance, 1094: Coven- Congress, Medical, Australasian, Tran8actions, press, a protest, 53, 114. 176, 347 ; trypsin in try Division and Coventry Dispensary, 1094 ; 1553 cancer, 53, 113, 598, 660, 720: best way to education of medical students in England, Congress, Medical, Mexican, 1016 remove tonsils, 53, 173, 231, 412; condition 11o3;- specific gravity of the blood in Congress, Medical, South African, 149, 530. of eyesight required for military service, chlorosis, 1155; pharyngo-keratosis treated 1182; work of, 149; summer diarrhoea, 149; 53; evaporation of chloroform during in- by applications of salicylic acid in sulpho- sanitary difficulties, 149; leprosy in Basuto- halation, 53; treatment of fractures, 54. 290, ricinate of soda, 1155 ; degree in medicine for land, 150; disposal of sewage, 110; child- 471, 600, 719; proposed union of medical the average London studeDt, 1216; Dr. ren's eyesight, 150; organization of the pro- societies, 54, 114, 412; union of the societies. William Hunter's statistics, 1216, 1274,1333, fession in South Africa, 150; proposed 1391; publichealth service of England and 1392; practice by companies. 1216; card South African Association, 150 future of the Wales, 110, 230: surgery patients, 110, 288; system for the visitiDg list, 1217; rumina- British Medical Association in South early diagnosis of exanthematous fevers, tion in man, 1217; notification of live-born Africa, 150 resolutions, 530 110: influence of feeding in the treatment and stillborn children, 1275: climatic treat- Congress, Medico-Political, in Belgium, 453 of typhoid fever, 111; compressed drugs ment of tuberculosis, 1275. 1335; Convalesr Congress of Orthopaedic Surgery, Italian, 1578 and self-drugging, 111; influence of rainy cent Home of Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cam- Congress of Paediatrics, Italian, 224 winds on phthisis. 111, l17, 233. 345; on bridge, 1334; milk supply. 1334: new Vaci- Congress of Polish Scientists and Medical venous pulse, 112. 777; fashion in medi- nation Order, 1335, arterio-sclerosis, 1392; Practitioners, 883 cine, 113: yellow fever in Belize, 113, 233, another form of hospital abuse, 1392, Congress of Practitioners, 958 841; Sir Victor Horsley, 173; the Edalji 1516; a disclaimer, 1516; abnormal rise Congress of Scientific Societies, old theses case, 173; preliminary laryngotomy, 175: in the average level of the diaphragm, unearthed and exhibited at, 941 hospital reform, 175, 289, 345, 470; influence 1393, 1459; morphinomania treated suce Congress of Stomatology, 214 ofmilk diet on arterial sclerosis, 175; odd cessfully with atropine and strychnine, Congress, Tuberculosis, in Portugal, 156 man out, 176; apprenticeship system, 176: 1394, 1572; administration of the Maidwives Congresses, Health, multiplication of, 527 West African Medical Service, 231; medical Act, 1394; modification of theradical mastoid Conjoint Board in England, 178, 414. 911, 967, care of the volunteer forces, 232; primary operation, 1395; regeneration of nerves, 1034, 1220; pass lists, 178, 414, 911, 967, 1034, diphtheria of the external auditory 1396,146B; British Museum reading room, 1220 canal, 232, 290, 347. 412, 472 ; public 1396; congenital malaria, 1396: infant morr Conjoint Board in Ireland, 117, 178, 273, 414, vaccination, 232, 1094 meteorological tality, 1397 ; deputation to the President of 538, 844, 967, 1034, 1097, 1220: pass lists and conditions and enteric fever, 233; the Board of Eiducation, 1459; teaching of degrees, 117, 178, 273, 414, 538, 844, 967, 1034, homoeopathy, 287, 346; cancer problems, midwifery, 1459; acute colitis, 1459; phy- 1220 1097, 288, 345 ; workers' sanatoriums and medical sicians and private homecompanies, 1460; Conjoint Board in Scotland, 355.967, 1097; pass referees, 288, 347; treatment of post-partum bold advertisement, 1515; proposed insti- lists and degrees, 355, 967. 1097 haemorrhage. 289. 470, 600 ; office of public tute of medical sciences at south Kensing- Conjunctiva, streptococcic infection of vaccinator, 344, 471: professional miscon- ton, 1515; General Medical Council and the (Arnold Lawson), 318 duct and the law, 345; vaccination of the British Medical Association, 1515: acute Conjunctivitis, bacteriology of (W. B. Inglis cornea, 346: Shipping Federation and the pneumonia in children. 1516- medical re- Pollock), 319 Workmen's Compensation Act, 347, 599, 966; rerees under the new Compensation Act, Conjunctivitis, Perinaud's (Drs. Sinclair and hutman and bovine tuberculosis, 411 ; medi- 1517; bees' stings and rheumatism, 1517; Shennan), 1366 cine of the future, 411, 536: pulsus para- union hospitals and the training of mid- CONNAL, J. GALBRAITH: Primary diphtheria doxus, 412; London County Council elec- wives, 1517; Society of Apothecaries of of the external auditory canal. 139, 290, 412 tion, 412; danger of the sanatorium, 471; London Bill (1907), 1517; teaching of hygiene CONNELL, W. T.: Laboratory Guide in Practical domestic servants under the Workmen's and temperance in public elementary Bacteriology, rev., 384 Compensation Act, 472: ethical aspects of schools, 1569; Bill for the early notification Conscientious objector, 1080 medieal consultation, 534, 657, 718, 776, 838, of births, 1569; proper way to administer Conscientious objector in Germany, 469 963, 1028, 1093, 1154, 1216, 1394; new patients, chloroform, 1569; oxygen poisoning, 1570; Conservative treatment of ovaries. See 535; the late Dr. Schorstein and medical clinical teaching and examination, 1570; Ovaries education, 535; after-treatment of opera- Metropolitan Street Ambulance Association, Constantinople, Hamidid Hospital for Child- tion cases, 535, 597, 720, 777, 965 possible 1570: hospital funds and the exclusion of ren at, 166; ex-votos in, 533 soure of diphtheria in schools, 536, 659, Scottish diplomates from the majority of Constipation and dilatation of colon (Dr. 1094, 1153, 1276;*Colonial Conference, 536; London hos itals, 1571; abuse of medical Hawkins), 814 working of the Midwives Act,537, 659; Ghaities,157-; climatic treatment of disease, Constipation, neglected, and pericolic inflam- inadequate salaries offered to women 1572 eggs in the diet of infants, 1573 healing mation (Harold Walker), 198 medical inspectors of school children, silence, 1573 ; referendum witl regard to the Consultation, ethics of. See Ethics 537, 597; demonstration experiments on proposed Royal Charter, 1573; examination Consultation for infants, organization of in living animals, 596; pulmonary tuber- of seamen under the new Compensation France, 1089 culosis in soldiers, 598 ; operations Act, 1575; Council election at the Royal Consumption. See Tuberculosis on the kidney," 599, 658; prospects of College of Surgeons of England, 1574 Consumptives, local authorities and, 117 medical lawv reform. 599; tennis elbow, Cortical development (J. Shaw Bolton and Consumptives, kill dying See Kill 599, 842; the Association and medicalI re- George A. Watson), 934 Consumptives, poor, treatment of, 1320 research, 657: hospitals and clubs, 658, 717, CORY,W. HOWARD: Treatment ofpost-partum CONTvT, E La Reg&sulratfion des Fantlles et 842, 907, 962; total enucleation of the pros- haemorrhage, 600 Racestarles, rev., 1244 tate, 658, 779. 965, 1154; "medical progress Cosmetics, 1036 Contract practice, 150, 446, 713; surgical treat- in Persia," 660; membership of the Associa- Cottage hospital. See Hospital ment of club patients, 150; attendance by tion, 660; concentration of preliminary COTERILL, J. M.: Thread-worms, 540 to wax 1OWEM&IJ 1 INDEX. [JUNE 29, 1907.

Cotton-wool carrier, nasal, 942 Cystinuria with excretion of diamines, Defamatory statements,723 Cough, church, 279 cases of (F. H. Thiele), 563 Degeneration, alcoholism and, 1140 COULING, HE JRY, obituary notice of. Cystitis, acute, in an infant treated Degenerates, sterilization of certain. See Council, General Mdedical, 323, 1325, 1386, nelmitol (J. Attridge Williams), Sterilization 1445, 1'04; Minutes for Year 1906, rev, Cystitis, catheter, and bacteria, 41 Degeneration and taxation. See Taxation 323; 84th session, 1325; President's Cysts, benign, of the long bones (R. Degrees in medicine for London. See Uni- dress, 1325; reciprocity with D. Morgan), 933 versity Scotia. 1325; Apothecaries' Ball of Cysts of the pars ciliaris (A. R. Brailey). Delaware, Christian Science in 760 lin, 1325; clinical teaching in medicine Cysts, ovariani. some complications of Demonology and disease (leading article), and surgery, 1326; membership of Clarkson), 314 1264 British Medical Assoctation and of Demonstration experiments on living General Medical Council, 1386; teaching animals, 596 and examination in midwifery and DENEKE, Dr.: Die Neubauten des altlgemeinesa cology, 1386; new ordinances Krankeishauses St. Georg, Hamburg, 39 versity of Edinburgh, 1386: DENNESs, Dr.: Case of placenta praevia, 604 Committee, 1386. the Pharmacopoeia. 1386; DENSSHAM, WALTER ARNOLD, death of, 1451 and the Association (leading article), D. Dental operations, anaesthesia in (W. Guyl, legal authority of, 1504; correspondence 1481 1515. See alte SUPPLEMENT INDEX. D.P.HJ. in the Colonies. 1098 Dentist and his title, 782 Council, London County, the elections, DABBS, Dr.: Post-partum haemorrhage, 540; Dentists' Register, rev.. 876 412, 524; and inebriates, 1387 haemorrhage from theeord, 1l64 Dentures, artificial, 912, 971 Council, West Riding Coutty, the- work DAGNIO, M. A.: Sobre Fiebre Amarilla, Derbyshire. notes from, 1087; isolation hos- 168 147 pitals, 1087 County medical officers and district Dairies and tuberculosis, 954 Dermatology, review of books on. 755 officers of health, 1162 Dairy farms, dairies, and milk, Dermoids, ilateral ovarian (Malcolm Camp- Courtesy ca11, 603, 969 DALTON, Staff Surgeon F. J. A bell), 1184 COUSINS, J. WARD: Remarks on a cystotomy, cholecy stectomy, choledoch- Descemet's membrane, rupture of (George severe compound fracture of skull, oromy, 315 Coats), 1365 covery, 1045;* appreciation of Dr. Josepl Danger of the sanatorium, 400 De Schweinitz. See Schweinitz Groves, 1339 Danger to smokers, 540 DirsPRas, A.: Dictionnaire de Mddecine et de Coventry Division and Coventry Dispensary, Dangers of immigration, 524 Th6rapeutique Midicale et Chirurgicale, rev., 646, 764, 1079, 1034, 1261, 1265 DABEMBEEG, G., obituary notice 876 COWEN. GEORGE H.: Caesarean section DARIER, A.: Lefons de Th6repeutique Oculaire, Desquamation after scarlet fever (F. G. case of contracted pelvis with twin rev., 632; Des Nouveaux Sels d'Argent Haworth), 1362 ; note on, 1580 nancy, 189 Therapeutique Ocutaire. rev., 632 Devonport, small-pox at, 1144 COWEN,GGBORGE HEBB: Subcutaneous Darjeeling. plague in, 1146 Devonshire, Midwives Act in, 641 jury of pancreas, operation, recovery, DANKER, G. F.: West African climate, DEWAR. THOMrAS W.: Lupus vulgaris of long- simulating re COWIB, JAMES M.: Typhoid fever Darlaston, an unhealthy town, 168 standing. iodoform injections, rapid cerebro-spinal fever, 374 DARLING, J. SINGLETON: Case of covery, 743 Cows, tuberculous. See Tuberculous spinal meningitis, 433 Dewsbury, workhouse administration at, Cox, ALFRED: appointed J.e. for DARWIN, FRANCIS, nominated President 1565 274: Charter and future Constitution British Association for 1908,1452 Diabetes, laevulose in. 239; a nostrum for, Association, 1089 David Lewis Epileptic Colony, annual 240; Rliine wine as a beverage in, 912 Cox, Deputy Surgeon-GenPral JOHN 341 Diabetic, case of scurvy occurring in a (W. E. SON, obituary notice of, 177. 786 DAVIDSON.R. BARING: Recurring epistaxis Jones), 197 Craig Colony for Epileptics. 78 a girl, 552 Diabetic foods, 120 Cramp in muscles of lower limb, DAVIES, A. NEWTON: Oxyuria vermicularis, Diaphragm and the circulation (T. Staeey Cranial injury without loss of consciousDess, 932 Wilson), 978; correspondence on, 1393,1459 severe (reported by T. J. Carey Evans), DAVIES, D. L: EIGHTON: Infiltration Diaries. review of. 148 Craliial nerves. See Nerves aestriesia, 1029 Diarrhoea, infantile, 602 CRANKE, JOHN: Achondroplasia, DAVIES, D. LiVINGSTnNE, appointed J.P. DiaTrhoea, summer, house fly as a cause of, CRAWFORD, Lieutenant-Colonel D. G.: Carnarvonshire, 1501 956; in Liverpool, 1564 tory of Indian Medical Service, the DAVIES, HUGHES R.: Infection of DICKENS, ChARLES, memorial to, 1I83 CRAWSH&W. SAMUEL: Charter and future transmitted by letter, 1480 Dichotomy in France, 8i2 the Association, 1150 TAVIES, J., elected member L.C.C,, DICK, J. STAVE1EY: Medicine of the future, Cream of tartar, lead and arsenic in, DAVIES, L. G.: Dystocia from encephalocele, 411 CreasB,te, method of rendering 1479 DICKIE, WM. S.: Motor car, cost of running, Bonnefin), 264 DAVIOT, DEXIs, obituary notice of, 1100 Creosote, phosphite of, 1253 DAVISON, E.: Obstruction of oesophagus, DICKINSON, VINCENT: Pathological aspects of Creatinin, excretion of in pseudo-hyper- 138 old age, 144 muscular dystrophly (E. trophic Sprigg,), Deaf in United States, census of, 1064 DICKINSON, W. G.: Council election at the 564, 1554~ Deaf and dumb, home for. See Home Royal College of Surgeons of England, Calcium salts CREE, J. DoUGLAS: treat- Deaf and dumb, oral instruction of, 1369, 1574 ment of certain types of pneumonia, Deaf-mutes in Ruasia, 1126 Dictionaries. review of, 101, 148 Cremation in Great Britain. 42; Deafness in children, 1512 Dictionary, Net En,qtish, medical termsin, 101 chusetts, in 288 216: Saxony, Deafness in myxoedema (W. Rous Kemp), 375; Diet, errors of in children. See Children CRICHTON, GEORGE: Therapeutical Society (Jas. W. King), 562 Diet, review of bookq on, 503 and the Royal Society of Medicine, 965; Deafness after typhoid fever, 1164 Diet, relation of to thyroid activity (A. Charter and future the of Association, Death under anaesthetic (L. Kirkby Thomas), Dingwall Fordyce), 619 1151 868 Diet, effects of on the development and Cripple children. See Children Death from ethyl chiloride. 1135 structure of the uterus (Malcolm Campbell), CROFT,: E. 0.: Albuminuria and pregnancy, Death, league against, 1143 1229 1240 Death-bed sdvertisement 240 Dietetics, popular (Eustace Miles on), 42; CROFroN, W. Mf.: Eryslpelas treated by a Death certification, 767, 954 review of books on, 208; books on, 1403 antiserum, 991; hyperenesis, - specific Death-raTe of illegitimate children, Diethyl-barbituric acid (dietbyl malonyl- CHOKER. EDWARD USSRER, obituary Death-rates. low, in Leeds, 168 urea), 1063 of, 1400 Death. sudden, in infants (3. Digestive diseases, review of books on, 1187 CROORSHANK, F. G.: Standard Smith), 1533 DIMMOCK, A.F.:U)emonstration of the uric- of University of degrees London, Deaths in the profes'ion abroad 115, meter, 440 CROON, Sir HALLIDAY: Exophihalmic goitre 177, 786. 146, 871, 1033, 1402: Alexander Dinas Powis, health report of, 956 in its relations to gynaecology ob- E. Macdonald. 115: Alonzo Garcelon, DINIc. KoSTA, death of, 397 stetrics, 688 Dr. Henrotin. 115: Alexei Jerojeff, 115; Diphtheria at Birminham, 103 CROPPER, J.: Motor tyres, 60 Kuchwald, 115; W. Herdman, 115; Diphtheria, diagnosis of, 714 CROUDACE. J. appointed J. P. for Ilayoit, 115; Francisco de Paula Fajardo, Diphtheria of the external auditory canal of Stafford, 31 115; Ferraz do Macedo, 177; (J. Galbraith Connal), 139, 290; correspon- CRowE, H. NEVILLE: Spontaneous Unterholzner, 177: J.Blorlde, 177; Frank E. dence on, 232, 347, 412, 472 heart, 625 Beckwith, 177; HenryW. Dudley, 177; Dr. Diphtheria antitoxin, free in Illinois, 1302 Croydon, antivaccination at, 651 Grempler. 405; Dr. Dupuy, 405; Diphtheria, bronchial, case of (G. E. Bellamy), Cry of the children, 1397 Willems, 405; J. A. Killian, 405; Katz, 1537 CUFF, ARCHIBALD: Cases of repeated 405; Dr. Pissin, 405; Franz Ritter, 405; Diphtheria in schools, possible source of, for dominal section perfoxatton Jeutzar, 405; G. A.. Nivert, 786 ; 536, 659, 1094, 1153, 1276 786: Adulbert Tilkowsky, ulcers, 255 Roux, 786; Diplhtheroid bacillus(W. S. Harrison), 687 CUFF, HERBERT E.: Course of Lectures K.rabler, 786; Dr. Thomas, 786; Alexander Diptera, identification and classification of, Medicine to Nurses, rev., 1542 l4itter von Weismayr, 786; 912 CUFFE, Sir CHARLES: Graduatefor Pilccki, 786: Alessandro Petra,glia, 786; Directory.Ctityv f London. rev., 1000 ship.702-;thanks for support, 788 Dr. Labeda. 786; Adolph Gad, 786; Directory to the Metropolitia Charities, rev., CULLINGWORTH, C. J. (Editor): Journal of Bingham, 786; Gustav Hirsch,846: 148 Obstetrics and Gynaecology. rev., 444 Rosenhach,a 846; Dr. Labdda. 846; Peter Dirty and infectious milk. See Milk Curative serums. See Serums Ssuschtschinski, 846: Wladyslaw Krajew- Disease and demonology (leading article), Cure for the tobacco habit. See Tobacco ski, 846; John I., Brinton, 1264 CURIE, Professor, memorial to. 397 Auguste Teixeiro. 846; Ernst Klin, 971; D1r. Disease, prevention of in an Indian tea CURTIS, DeputyInspector-General GEoRaE, Pauix, 971, Dr. Mied, 971: Ottomar district, 523 obituary notice of, 786 rich, 971; Hermann von Burckhardt, 971; Diseases of gouty origin, treatment of CURTIS, H.J.:BtBlharzialhaematuria, causing Eduard Gregr, 971 ; August GTrissing, ; (Chalmers Watson), 377 papillomata of the bladder. 500 Professor Gabritschewsky, 1033: Ashbell Diseases, nomenclature of, 221 CURTIS, JAMES GOOD, obituary notice Grinnell, 1033: Hugo Magnus. 1033; Williamn Disclaimers, 662 CusENY, A. R.: Evidence before C. Glalsgow, 1033: Johann Nossiloff, Disinfectants, standardization of, 99; ques- mission on Vivisection, 1195; leading article Charles F&r, 1402; Hugo Beekmann, ; tions in Parliament, 10 en, 1203 Jos6 Peon y Contreras, 1402; Disinfecting mahitne, the motor as a, 164 Cyst, hydatid, of neck, with cellulitis cauised Stappen, 1402 Disinfection of dress materials and books, by rupture and escape of.ydatid fluid Death vacancy, introductions regulations for in Austria, 110 (Edmund C. Bevers), 136 Deaths of railway servants from accidents, Dispensary. Birmingham General, annual Cyst, ruptured panacre'atic (F'. W. Forbes 54 report, 592 Boss), 748 Deaths after vaccination, 763 Dispensary, Cardiff, 1457 Cysticercus, subretinal (L. Werner), 3 Dbebt of medicine to Ireland, 170 Dispensary. Coventry, Coventry Division and, Cystine calcnili. See Calculi Debt of surgery to Lister (leading 666, 764, 1079, 1094, 1261, 1265 Cystinuria, 972 824 Dispensary doctors, salaries of, 594, 1454 JUNE 29,1iK7 1 INDEX. Tim-BRUN i I Dispensary, Leeds PV_41ic, 50, 839, 1271 ; pQst-,- DUcAT, ARTHUR D.: The new Vaccinatiox femoral arteries,'coincident (T. B. Rodger),' graduate study at, 899, 1565; new branchi of, Order, 1336 on, 1271 - DUCROQUET, C.: Traite de Therapeutique Ortho- Embryology, review of books 756 Dispensary, proposedtuberculosis for Belfast, p6dique, rev., 1081 Emergency call, 295 12 2 DUDFIELD, REGINALD, represents Society EMERSON,. CHARLES PHILLIPS: Clinical Dia- Dispensaries, Provident, of London, 1202 Medicail Officers of Healtlh on Registration gnosis, rev., 207 Dissensionsaamongantivaccinators, 1014 Committee for Registration of Plumbers, EMERY, W. D'E§TE: Opsonic indtces, 496 District medical officers. See Medical 1009 precocious obesity and hirsuties, 1183 Diverticula of small intestine, multiple DUDLEY, GEORGE F.: History of medicine, EMMET, THOMAs ADDIS, made Knight Com- ternal (invaginations ?) (A.A. Scot Skirving), 1344 rnander of Order of St. Gregory the Great,' 256 Duel, doctors and the suppression of. 1561 2e.9 Divert4culum of oesophagus (Bilton Pollard), DUKE, ALEXANDER: Best way to remove ton- Employers' Liability Act. See Act cases sils, 120; treatment of post-partum haemor- Empyema, three unusual' of (W.. B. rhage, remedy DOBJs, ROBERTSON: Forceps deliveiy 290; for hospital abuse, Warrington), 1057 of occipito-posterior presentation, 438 perils sterilization, 1224 Empyema,' case of, with remarkable leuco- Dockyards, lead poisoning at, 1085 DUKE, Lieutenant-Colonel J.: Treatment cytosis (reported by E. L. Bunting), 1182 Doctor, title of, and multiple doorplates, sciatica, 1344 Empyema of antrum, spontaneous cure of 1398 DUm&T, H. AYLMER: Treatment of vomiting (Dr. Lamb). 625 Doctor and magistrate, 40 of pregnancy, 684 Encephalocele, d:'stocia for.(L. G. Davies), 1479 Doctor amputates his own arm,f04 Dumbarton, sewage at, 1563 hnd of a conflict. 764 Doctors, coloured, in America, 1084 DUNHILL, THOMAS P.: -Functional albumin- Endocarditis,influenzal,case of(T. J. Horder), Doctors, itinerant, 707 uria in athletes, 1030 143 Doctors, old Missouri, 1014 DUNN, LILLIE E., presentation to, 34 Endotheliomata, diagnosis of (W. S.' Lazarus- Doctors, streets named after, 165, 223 1)unoon se*side homes, 1514 Barlow). 628 Doctors and, the suppression of the duel, Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer Encephalitis chiefly affecting the mid-brain 1561 DURET. H Le8 Tumneur8 di l'EnC#phale Mani- (Reginald Miller), 1056 Doctors' water-rate, 1561 feetations et Chirurgie, rev., 1124 Enema syringe, sterilizable, 1063 Doctrine of pre-existence. 1404 Durhamn, notes fromn, 957, 1512; colliery England, origin of meat consumed in, 1144 DODD, J. THEODORE: Working of the Mid- cottages, 957; election of coroner, 1512 England and Wales, public health service of. wives Act, 731 Dust and dresses, 648 Sre Public Health DOE:RR, BOBERT vON: Das Disenterietoxin, Duties of workhouse medical officers, 1156 English Factories in India, 1074 and rev., 1306 DUTrON, THOMAS : First aid to wounded and Englishwomen's Yearbook Directory, rev., Dogs in workhouse infirmaries, 1035 sick in London streets, 1404 148 rev., DOLAN. Mrs., death of, 3f9 DUVAL, MATHIAS. obituary notice of, 786 "Enfquire Within," the ,ur8es', 208 Domestic fowls, spirillosis of (M. Foster Dysentery, bacillary, serum treatment of, Enterospasm, case of (E. Oliver Ashe), 483 .Reaney), 1118 958 'Enterospasm" caused by lead poisoning Domestic pets, conveyance of infectious Dysentery, review of books on. 1306 (HoraceR. Wilson), 1054 of See Prostate eases by, 520 Dysostosis, cleido-cranial (J. Hill Abram), 687 Enucleation prostate. Dr.: A Domestic physicking, 848 Dystocia from encephalocele (L. G. Davies), EPAUTLAD, medical officer and his Domestic servants under the Workmen's 1479 arms, 910 Compensation Act. See Act Dystroplhy, excretion of creatinin in pseudo- Epidemic sickness, closing of schools on account of, DON, ALEXANDER: Cost of motor hypertrophic muscular (E. I. Spriggs), 564 E27 riage, 120; case of tuberculous meningitis Epididymis, columnar carcinoma of (Francis in a boy treated with tuberculin, recovery, Colby) 199 recurrence, and death, 1360 E. Epileptic Colony, the Lingfield, 1316; the DONALD, ARCHIBALD: Chronic metritis, Maghull, 1511 DONALD, JOHN Q.: Morphinomania "E. M. I.," next expedition of, 1130.1551 Epileptics Craig Colony for, 78 fully treated with atropine and strychnine, EAGER, RcnAsRD: Case of extreme hydro- Epilepsy, iocal, surgical treatment of (Damer 1394 cephalus, 1303 Harrisson) 318 DONALDSON, Dr.: Ectopic coexisting Ear disease and the navy, 1283 Epilepsy anD arterial dilatation,ligature of common uterine pregnancy, 440 Ear, middle. suppurative disease of (Garry carotid for (Rushton Parker). 1477 DOOLEY, Lieutenant Colonel Simpson), 629 Epilepsy and puerperal eclampsia (Professor notice of, 474 Jardine), 1184 FRANCIS, obituary EARDLEY-WILMOT, R, appointed J. P. for Doorplate on chemist's shop, 603 countyof Warwick, 156 Epilepsy, review of books on, 1427 Doorplates, multiple, 1398 Earthquake in Jamaica. 'See Jamaica -Epistaxis, recurring, in a girl (R. Baring of Davidson), DOPTER. CH.: Serum treatment EAST, 'EDWARD: Royal Medical Benevolent 562 dysentery, 958 Fund, 664 Epista.xis and influenza (H. Swarbrick Brown), Pugh-Jones), (J. E. a 562; of (J. Turnby), DORAN, Ai BAN: After-history Eating and over-eating, review of books on, 314; 562 filbroid of broad ligament, 681; malignant 1186 Epistaxis and salicylism (E. Leach), 931 chorion (H. T. 1482 vaginal polypus, 1123 Ebbw Vale dispute, 224; sanitation of, 1213 ILpithelioma, Hicks,). Epidemics Epithelioma of a young man DdRBECK,J,r.: History of Plague EBSTEIN, WILHELM: Die Natur uind Behand- larynx in -(Harold Russia, 1209 la.ng der Gicht, rev., 265 Barwell), 1236 H.: Late Dr. of lower lip (Mr. DORKING, C. Schorstein Eccles, reduction of infant mortality in, 48 Epithelioma Gamgee), 497. medical education, 535 Eclampsia, puerperal, epilepsy and (Robert See also Cancer DORLAND, W. A. NEWMAN:Illustrated Medical Jardine), 1184 fErb, Wilhelm, retirement of,-and honour con- erred upon, 1040 Dictionary, rev., 148 Eclamptic patient, chart showing diagram- municipal authorities Douche standard, aseptic, 1126 matically the dates and occurrences during Erfurt, decideto estab- lish dental for the DOUGLAS, CARSTAIRS: Improved clioical three years in the life of an (Spencer Sheill), clinic school children, method for the estimation of the factors 1057 642 gastric acidity, 20 Eclectic treatment of lupus vulgaris Erratum, 120, 815,842, 1036, 1164, 1464 a DOUGLASS, BEAMANN: Nasal Sinus Goodwin Tomkinson), 1535 Erysipelas treated by specific antiserum Surgery, 991 with Operations on Nose and Throat, rev., 875 Economic biology, 222 (W. M. Crofton), retroperitoneal Erysipelas and (C. B. Douglas's pouch. sarcoma Economic problems in the, practice of medi- tubercle Whitehead), (C. Ferrier Walters and I. Walker E cine, 42 1238 1049 gestation. See Gestation Esmarch, Professor von, 84th birthday of, 224 ctopic training of midwives in, 1317 DowiE, ALEXANDER, death of Eczema, treatment of (Henry Waldo), 494 Essex, (leadingarticle), Estate duty, 787 644 Edalji case, 165,173, 788; correspondence on, DOWN, ELGAR: Devon and Exeter Medical 173; a protest, 788 ETCHES, W. R.: Sleep of children in towns, 842 Benevolent Society,966 Eddy, Mother, the gospel of health, 154. See - aspects of DowNEs. HAROLD: Severe haemoptysis alol Christian Science Ethical medical consultation. See treated by means of the ice bag, 1534 Edinburgh, vagrants in, 95; post-gradtate Medical of consultation, 843, 1220 DowsE, THOMAS STRETCH: Lectures on courses at, 106, 1022, 1270; health of in 1106, Ethics saaqe and Electricity for the Treatment 118; appointment of School Board medical Ethmoidal disease, posterior, caused by n Disease, rev., 939 officer, Harveian festilval, 1329; research foreig body (J. Stoddart Barr), 1364 4654 Ethol, DOWSON, WALTER, awarded gold medal workin, 1388 444 Ethyl chloride, administration of (L. Milan Exhibition, 975 Edinburbgh and Glacgow Medical Club, Kirkby DoyLYE, ARTHUR CONAN: The Edalji annual dinner, 1388 Thomas), 623 Ethyl death from, 1135 Dracontiasis, etiology and prophylaxis Edinburgh Medical Graduates' Club, in chloride, in (HL T. Leiper), 129; correspondence Sheffield, 408 Ethyl chloride,points iCOneXion with (Z. Mennell), 630 .356 Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. See Infirmary Draft Charter. See Association, Cliarter Edinburgh University. See University Eucaine, new syringe for. 1542 Hospitals EvANS, ARTHuR: Turgery of warfare and DDRAG, LOVELL: and clubs, 717, EDINGTON. Dr.: Influenzal cerebro-spinal 962 meningitis, catastrophe, 749 EVANS, Drainage Barracks, 1387 GE RENDr : Colour vision, 1366 ARTHUR J.: Experiences during the Kingston EDRID 348 Draperstown, insanitation at, 954 Education Board.See Board recent earthquake in Jamaicac DRESCHFELD, Dr. JULIUS: Diagnosis See Medical EVANS, E. D.: Charter and future of the Education,tmedical. 1151 treatment of acute appendicitis, Eggs in the diet of infants (W. Midelton), Association, obituary notice of, 1519 1302; (T. Clifford Last), 1573 EVANs, G. W.: Motor cycles,. 1464 of uterus, EVAN, H. Poisoned of the DREw, H. V.: Ventrifixation Egypt, plague in, 94, 1075; mummification in, MuiR: spices weever 73 DRW,w Mr.: Habitual dislocation of patella, L ;lunacy in, 710; Lord Cromer's report, fish, 1056 EvANS, J. JAMESON: Lacrymal sac in the Drink proof, 1507 Ehrlich's amboceptor thieory, 1500 economy of vision, 419 rink ic in Liverpool, 49 Eldwick Sanatorium. See Sanatorium EVANS, T. J. CAREY, reports case of severe DRINKWATER, .: Sick Nurs..ng,rev.,ll42 Electrical centrifuge. See Centrifuge cranial injury without loss of conscious- Droitwich as a health resort, 1440 Electricity, review of books on, 267, 381,939 ness, 811 Droitwich Baths, 1382 Elephantiasis caused by chronic peritonitis Evaporation of chloroform.4SeC Chlorolorn GEORGE H.: Medical care of the DrDies, compressed, and self drugging, 111, (Julius Bernstein and Frederick W. Price), EvATr, J. volunteer 180~~~~~~~~~~1 617 forces, 232; medical students and Drugs, potent, strengthl of, 1018 President, on the medical education organized gymnastic training, 780 ELIOOT re- rmedies. See Secret of the public, 279 EvzFFREDERIC: Some operations for moval of the naso- DRUMMOND, H., obituary ELKINGTON, J. S. C., on-schoolhygiene, 531 malignant growths from pharynx,485,500 970;* on, poem 1132 ELLIOq T, G Public Health Acts and other pathology; and treatment Drunkenness, 1524 SanitaryLaws andRegulations,rev., 1306 of tumours of the 1625jaws, EvERETr, reports ulcer of duo- DRURY, ARTHUR: Vaccination and the L.C.C. ELLIoTr,M.: Public Health Acts and ease of denum, 495 elections. 780 ESazitaspyLaws and Regulatisr, rev., 1306 perforation, no leakage, DDRURY, MajorMMURICE O'CONNOR, Salvador, sanitation in, 163 EVERKE:Post-morte m Caesarean section, notice of, 115 Embolism of cerebral, mesenteric, Everlasting pill," 941 12 Irm- 2. 13 U16mawlieww"MI*m- F~ra [JNPUNE 29Y9 1907097 I SWART, WILLAM,:. Use of calcium salts as FzRGUsoN HAIG: Nephrotomy and' preg- Fibrolysin in treatment of lb6om'otorataxy, cardiac tonics in pneumonia and heart nancy, 8 (F. M. Pope), 1471 disease. 778, 938; present position of the FERGU5OX, JOHN: Pathology, GeneraZ and Fibroma, retropharyngeal (N. B.Ddgers), 1236 treatment of tuberculosis by marine cli- Special, rev., 1307 Field stretcher as a hammock, 4441' mates, 986, 994; abnormal rise in average FERGUSON, J. M: The new Vaccination Order, FIELDER: Second German Course for Science level of diaphragm, 1459 1335 Students, rev., 876 Examination fetish. medical education and Fertility, influence of excessive meat diet on Filaria in birds (F. Wyville Thomsoi), 17 (Lauriseon E. Shaw), 578; leading article on, (B. P. Watson), 193; correspondence on, Filiree implantation (Laurie McGuvin). 933, - 1153 584 1029, 6 gxample and an appeal (leading article), 703 Fever, " blackwater," in Sierra Leone (H. W, FINCH-HUDSON, T. S.: Motor tyres, Exanthematous fevers. See Fevers Grattan), 687; in India. 714; third factor in Finger-nail exfoliation. 1524 Excursions, Medical. See Medical the etiology of (W. J. Buclhanan), 990 FINK, Major: Shakespeare's "insane ji,'ot," Exeter meeting. 1403. See Association Fever, cerebro-spinal (leading article on), 788 Ex-locum tenens and police-court fee, 295 518; in Belfast, 170. 284, 379, 391, 523, 771, FINLAY, ARCHIBALD: Shipping Federaion Exmouth, Viscount, note on, 1008 1390 ; in Glasgow, 336. 461, 643: in Scotland, and Workmen's Compensation Act, 59 Exophthalmic goitre. Sce Gottre 337, 406.523, 901,946,1088, 1146, 1211, 1270, 1329, FINLAYSON, JAMES, memorial to, 284, 1388 Exophthalmos, pulsating (A. Nimmo Walker), 1389, 1456, 1513,1566; in EnglaDd generally, FINNY J MAGEE: Maniacal choreas976; ap- 501 523.579, 655, 702, 823 in Berlin,,715 ; in India, preiation of Edward Haliaran Bennett, 1576 Experiments on living animals. See Vivi- 1140; in Vienna, 1147; questions in Parlia- First aidto wounded and sick in the London section ment, 464, 709 streets, 1404 Exposition, International Balneological, 1301 Fever, cerebro-spinal, meeting of medical First lady doctor, 952 External auditory canal. See Auditory officers of health to discuss epidemic of, FISCHER, M. H.: Physical Chemistry in the Extra-systole (W. T. Ritchie), 1122 579 ServiceofMedicine, rev.,-998 Exhumation of bodies in New South Wales, Fever, cerebro-spinal. acute (John Thomson Fish manure, odour of, 59 1538 and Stuart McDonald), 378 Fish preparations, dry, 694- Ex-votos in Constantinople, 533 Fever, cerebro-spinal, of the apoplectic type, FISHER, J. HERBERT-Proposed Institute of Eye, effects of steel foreign body in (A. with hyperpyrexia (reported by Howard F. Medical Sciences at South Kensington, 1515 Stanford Morton), 438; tuberculosis of Warner), 992 FISHER, THEODORE: Thread worms, 476; are (Waren Tay), 438 Fever, cerebro-spinal, bananas and. 460 pericardial adhesions of great importance? Eye, syphilitic affections of (Sydney Stephen- Fever, cerebro-spinal, case of (J. Singleton 840, 1392 son), 13E6 Darling and W. James Wilson), 433; (Dr. Fistula, recto-vesical, traumatic (H. Temple Eyeball, tubercle of (Simeon Snell). 317 Harvey), 871;- (George Peacocke), 994; (C. Mursell), 126 Eyes, paralysis of vertical movements of Rundle and W. S. Williams), 1184 Fistula, ligation cf renal vessels for cure of (Ludford Coopdr), 438 Fever, cerebro-spinal, cases of fulminating persistent urinary renal (Major M. P. Holt), Eyes of invertebrates (Leslie Buchanan), 1366 (reported by Ernest H. M. Milligan), 1537 1304 Eyesight, conditions of required for the Fever, cerebro-spinal, discussion on (Gardner Fistula, uretero-vaginal, transplantation of military service, 53 Robb and others), 1120; (Purves Stewart), ureter into bladder for (E. Percy Paton>, Eyesight of school children, 1558 1241 125 EYLES, C H.: Yellow fever at Belize, 113, 841 Fever, cerebro-spinal, experimental investi- Fleas and plague in Hong Kong, 172 EYRES, HUGH; Motoring for country prac- gation of (leading article), 1137 Fleetwood Camp, enteric fever at, 525 titioners, 971 Fever, cerebro-spinal, history of, 387 FLEMING, ROBERT A.: Short Practice of Fever, cerebro-spinal, influenzal (Dr. Eding- Mtedicine, rev., 1541 ton), 1120 FLETCHER, H. MORLEY: Idiopathic dilatation F. Fever, cerebro-spinal, cultivation of the of rectum and colon as far as the hepatie meningoeoccus in the present epidemic of fiexure, 370, 379 Factories and workshops, insanitation in in Belfast (Wm. St. Clair Symmers and W. FLEXNER, SIMON: Experimental investiga- metropolitan, 832 James Wilson), 1477 tion of cerebro-spinal fever, 1137 Factory conditions in India. 45 Fever, cerebro-spinal, post-mortem appear- Fly, house, as a cause of summer diarrhoea, Factory Girls' Holiday Fund. Sec Fund ances in (W. St. Clair Symmers), 391 956 Faetory inspectors and lead poisoning, 1017 Fever, cerebro-spinal, simulated by typhoid Focal epilepsy. See Epilepsy FAGGE, C. H.: Carcinoma of jejunum, resec- fever (James M. Cowie). 374 FOLEY, C. H.: Tuberculous soil conditions (?), tion of jejunum and colon, 262: carcinoma Fever, cerebro-spinal, treated by lumbar 866 of jejunum involving colon, 499; question puncture and vaccine injections (Hector Food adulteration. See Adulteration of fees, 1282 Mackenzie), 1407 Food factor in the twentieth century (George FAGGE, FREDERICK T.: Early diagnosis of Fever, cerebro-spinal. and vaccination, 525 J. Bealy), 194 exanthematous fevers, 110; apprentice- Fever, enteric, agglutination test for at com- Food poisoning at Wigan, 1087 ship question, 604 mencement, 172 Food, preservatives in, 1016 Failure and success, 1021 Fever, enteric, anomalous, epidemic in South Food imports, inspection of, 228 FAIRBAYRN, J. 8. (Editor): Journal of Obstetrics Wales, 242 Foot binding, 1143 and Gynaecology, rev., 444 Fever, enteric, diagnosis of in the absence of For the Quiet Hour, rev., 25 Family care of insane. See Insane agglutination (T. J. Horder), 143 FORBES, ROBERT THOMAS, obituary notice of, Family diseases, review of books on, 997 Fever, enteric, deafness after, 1164 414 FARDON, EDWARD ASHBY, obituary notice of, Fever, enterie, influence of feeding in treat- Forceps in abdominal cavity for 10& years 114 ment of, 111 (J. B. Fergusson Stewart), 313; note on, 1141 FARMER, JOHN, obituary notice of, 238 Fever, enteric, meteorological conditions Foreeps, modified artery, 87 FARNAN, Dr., for Professor MCWEENEY: and, 233 Foreeps, deep abscess, 1488: Uncinaria duodenalis from St. Vincent, Fever, enteric, operations during (W. Thel- Forceps delivery, remarks on (J. Wherry W.I., 262 wall Thomas), 81 Willson), 812 FARNCOMBE, EDGAR LEONARD, obituary Fever, enteric, from oysters (Professor Forceps delivery in occipito-posterior pre- notice of, 661 Netter), 469, 1214; report of commission, sentation (Robertson Doble), 438 Fashion in medicine. See Medicine 1214 Forceps, new, for gastro-enterostomy and Fashion and physic (leading article), 1319 Fever, enteric. pneumonia, pericarditis, and entero-anastomy, 1488 FAYRER, Sir JOSEPH, obituary notice of, 1277; haemorrhagic pleural effusion (Francis Forceps, cut tendon, 1000 appreciations of, 1339 Hawkins), 378 Forceps for enterc-iuastomosis, 1543 FAZAN, Mr., gains scholarship at Oxford, 274 Fever, enteric, relapses in (H. C. Hamilton), Forceps, "finger-grip," 1543 Fee, district medical officer's, for attendance 1536 FORDYCE, A. DINGWALL: Relation of diet to on patient at common lodging-house, 473 Fever, enteric, review of books on, 874 thyroid activity, 619 Fee, police-court, ex-locum tenens and, 295 Fever, enteric, simulating cerebro-spinal Foreign body in lung (reported by J. T. Feeble-minded, Lancashire and Cheshire fever (James M. Cowie), 374 Moore), 315; in large intestine (reported by Society for the Permanent Care of, 341 Fever, enteric, treatment of (Knyvett Gor- J. T. Moore), 376; in eye, effects of steel (A. Feeble-minded in New South Wales, 1509 don), 565 Stanford Morton), 438: in the appendix Feeble-minded, Royal Commission on Care Fever, enteric, Widal's reaction after (H. (F. J. W. Porter), 495; in appendix abscess and Control of, 237 French and M. Louisson), 1183 (William Sheen). 867; (W. Percy Blumer), Feeding of children. See Children Fever, enteric. at Fleetwood Camp, 525; at 1119; in the bronchi (F. W. Price), 1305; Feeding in typhoid. See Fever, Enteric Pontypool, 774; at Gorseinon, 774; in Cork eausing posterior ethmoidal disease (J. Fees of anaesthetist, 723, 1342 District Asylum. 902 Stoddart Barr), 1,364 Fees, big, 102, 386: in America, 386 Fever, MaJta, goat's milk and, 895, 1082 Foreign doctors in Japan, 1135 Fees for certification of pauper lunatics, 473 Fever. puerperal, antistreptococcie serum in Foreign students in German universities, Fees from-hospital patients, 295 (E. W. Smyth), 495 1355 Fees, inquest, medical officers of workhouse Fever, relapsing, spirochaetes of (W. B. FOREL, AUGUSTE3: L'Ame et le Systeme Nerveux inflrmaries and, 57 Leishman), 686; Professor Uhlenhuth and (leading article on), 891 Fees, inquest, at Poor-law Infirmaries, 1823 Dr. Haendel, 1560 FORMAN, E. B., elected member of theLondon Fees, medical, at inquests, 1574 Fever, scarlet, desquamation after (F. G. County Council, 680 Fees, medical, coroner and, 1342 Haworth), 1362; correspondence on, 1524.1580 Formates in medicine, 879 Fees, medical, guardians and, 1463 Fever, scarlet, incubation of (E. Lynn FORSTER, OTFRID; Die Kontrakturen bei den Fees, medical, in Germany, 95; in Berlin. Jenkins), 199; (H. Lyon Smlth), 314; (Adam Erkrankungen der Pyromidenbahn, rev., 1242 533; raising of in Austria, 656 Moss), 314 FORSYTH. DAVID: Fatal case of myxoedema Fees to medical officers in Poor-law institu- Fever, scarlet, and milk, 1522 with changes in the parathyroid glands tions when an inquest is held, 1100 Fever, scarlet, at St. Andrews, 46; at Birming- 141 ; observations on the parathyroids and Fees of medical witnesses, 474, 1574; at ham, 108 accessory thyroids in man, 372, 438; struc- coroner's court in Ireland, 474 Fever, seven-day, simulatingdengue (Leonard ture and secretion of the parathyroid Fees, midwifery, 475 Rogers), 889 glands in man, 1177; thyroid glands and Fees, notification, 1398,1523 Fever. tick, observations on the spirochaetes gout, 1424; referred pain and its diagnostic Fees, public vaceinators', 1018, 1094, 1156 of (W. B. Leishman), 686 value, 1469 Fees, a question of, 1282 Fever, typhus, at Oughterard, 769, 1018 FORSYTH, J. A. CAIRNS: Early specimen of Fees, Strassburg doctors', 682 Fever, yellow, in Belize, 113, 233, 841; in the total enucleation of prostate removed by Feet, giant growth of (H. H. Clutton), 748 chimpahzee (H. Wolferstan Thomas), 138; -the late Mr. McGill, 1111 FELKIN, Hi. G.: Value of complete vocal rest review of books on, 147 Fortnightly returns by medical officers.' See as an aid to recovery from laryngeal tuber- Fevers, exanthematous, early diagnosis of, Medical ofticers culosis and allied conditions during sana- 110 FOSTER, Sir MICHADL, death of, 281 ; obituary torium treatment. 1421 Fibioid of broad ligament, after-history of a notice of, 349; a correction, 474; life and remale students in Berlin, 230 case of (Alban Doran), 685 scientific work of, 880 _ _ -Femoral hernia. See Hernia Fibroids, cervical, hysterectomy for (Dr. FOTHERGILL E. ROWLAND: King Edward's Fenming's children's soothing powders,540 Haultain), 437 Hospital lund Bill, 62; referendum with FENWICK, P. CLBNNELL: Diseases of the Fibroids and pregnancy (N. T. Brewis), 80 regard to the proposed Royal Charter, 1573 Urethra, rev.. 693 Fibroids in pregnancy, hysterectomy for (Dr. FOTHBRGILL, W. E : Treatment of po8t-partum 1281 289 FMR&, CHARLES, obituary notice of, Barbour), 438 I haemorrhage, JUNE 29, 1907.1 INDEX.

I FOURNIER ALFRED: Treatinent and Prophy- Fund, King's Coronation National, for nurses Glasgow University. See University lazis of f4phils, rev., 693 in Ireland, 1211 Glasgow University Club, in Newcastle, 408; FOURNIER, Professor: On syphilis and mar- Fund, King Edwar4's Hospital, proposed'Bill in London, 1376 riage, 35 to incorporate for London, 28,1503, 1510, 1562; Glaucoma, chronic, with polycoria (Malcolm FowLER, 0. H., presentation to, 397 leading article on, 35, 1503; correspondence L. Hepburn), 438 FOWLER, RUSSELL S.: The OperatingRoom and 'on, 52, 110 ; meetingof General Council, 846; Glimpses of American Surgery, 1075 the Patient, rev., 1061 questions in Parliament, 1018,1387 Glycosuria, intermittent, &39 FOX, H. CLAYTON : Best wayto remove tonsils, Fund, Langley Browne, Latimer, and Goat's milk. See Milk 231.. MclManus, 34 GODFREY, HORACE P.: Secretion of milk in Fracture of lacrymal bone with perforation Fund, Lord Mayor's Cripple, 1381, 1449 axilla, 1119 of lacrymal sac (C. Marsh Beadnell), 1054 Fund, the Nightingale, 1574 GODLEE, R. J.: Past, present and future of Fracture of fifth metatarsal bone (George H. Fund, Workpeople's Hospital, 528 school of advanced medical studies of Graham), 16 Funds, Hospital, and the exelusion of University College, London, 334 Fracture of skull, severe compound (W. P. Scottish Diplomates from the majority of GODSON, J. EDWARD: Use of the blunt hook, M-Eldowney and J. Ward Cousins), 105 London hospitals, 1571 1231 Fractures of base of skull (Anthony Bowlby), F-urunculosis, antistaplhylococcic vaccine in Goitre, exophthalmic, in its relation to 121 treatment of (R. Thorne Thorne). 436 gynaecology and obstetrics (Sir Halliday Fractures. massage and movement in (C. W. Future work of medical students, 225 Croom), 688 Cathcart), 1481 Goitre, exophthalmic, and myxoedema Fractures of the odontoid process of the axis (Simonds Gooding), 1423 (E. M. Corner), 1183 Goitre operations under-local anaesthesia Fractures, operative treatment of (W. Arbuth- (A. J. Fairlie Clarke), 1534 not Lane), 1037 G. Goitres removed under cocaine anaesthesia Fractures, treatment of, correspondence on, (J. Lynn Thomas), 993 54, 290, 471. 600, 719 Gag, improved, 572 GOODING, SIMONDS: Scarlatiniform rash after Fractures, treatment of recent (W. Watson GAILLETON, ANTOINE, monument to, 1276 burn, 313: myxoedema and exophthalmic Cheyne), 1 GALEZOWSKI, XAVIER, obituary notice of, 786 goitre. 1423 FRAENKEI., BERNHARD, 70th birthday of. 270 Gall bladder, hernia of (Helen B. Hanson), GORDON, KNYVErr: Treatment of enteric FRAN1IAIS, HENRI: De l'Apepsie, rev., 503 931 fever, 565 FRANgAIS, RAYMOND: Etude Clinique et Traite- Gall stone causing intestinal obstruction GORDON, M. H.: Report on epidemic ment de la Lithiase du Cholddoque, rev., 938 (William Robinson), 867 cerebro-spinal meningitis (leading article), France: Prevention of juvenile smoking in, Gall stones, therapeutic use for, 604: trans- 518 95; vital statistics for 1905, 172; compulsory duodenal choledochotomy for (George GORDON, W.: Influence of rainy winds on notification of disease in, 281; surgeon's Heaton), 868 phthisis, 111, 233 apprentices in the 18th century in, 385; Gall stone surgery, review of books on, 1367 GORGAS, W. C.: Sanitation of Panama, 1560 notification of tuberculosis in, 706; popula- GAMGEE, Mr., opithelioma of lower lip, 497; Gorseinon, typhoid epidemic at, 774 tion of, 898: income-tax and the medical kidneys in obstructive suppression of GORNALL, JOHN GUEST, obituary notice of, profession in, 1013; medical students in, urine, 1120 414 1084; organisation of consultation for in- GANGE, F. W., treatment of tetanus, 78 Gosport water supply, 1156 fants, 1089. See also French. Gangrene, carbolic acid (David Wallace), GOSSAGE. Dr.: Partial heart-block, 1305 FRAsER, J. B.: Nase-pharyngeal infection by 1110; (John Allan), 1344 GOULD, JOHN: Influence of rainy winds on the meningococcus, 1481 GARAT, A., death of, 91 phthisis, 346 FRASER, Sir THOMAs, D.Sc. of Cambridge con- Garden friends and foes, 475, 663 Gout and albuminuria complicating case of ferred upon, 1451, 1514 GARDNER, J. A.: Recent research work on splenic leukaemia (George Parker), 1170 Free experiment, 1015 anaesthetics (leading article), 948 Gout, Baden waters in treatment of (Paul FREETH, H.: Pythogenic pneumonia, 17 GARLAND, 0. H. : Case of infanticide, 1182 Roethlisberger), 91 FREMANTLE, FRANCIS: Colonial conference, GARMAN, WALTER: Office of publie vaccina- Gout, influence of climate on (C. W. Buckley), 536 tor, 344 441 FRBNAIS, A. C. L. LA: Rumination in man, GARROD, A. E. (Editor): St. Bartholomew's Gout, treatment of by ingestion of common 1480 Hospital Reports, rev., 818 salt-containing waters (Leonard Williams), French army, health of in 1904, 969 Gases of mineral springs, 216 19 French Chamber of Deputies urges creation Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Gout, review of books on, 265 of special chair of clinical instruction for Gastro-enterostomy for chronic gastric ulcer Gout, thyroid glands and (D. Forsyth), 1424 midwives, 95; and the war against absinthe (J. Sherren), 1183 Gouty diseases, treatment of (Chalmers 149 ; and the campaign against alcoholism, Gastro-enterostomy combined with gastro- Watson), 377 155, 355. See also France stomy for ulceration of stomach (B. G. A. Govan Cottage Nurses' Training Home, 1455 French Congo, sleeping sickness in, 1059 Moynihan), 681 Government, recent changes in. 281 French doctors, professional earnings of, Gastro-enterostomy clamp, improved, 25 GOWERS, Sir WILLIAM: Cervical myelopathic 1207 Gastro-intestinal operations, modified clamp trichosis, 1304 French East Africa, sleeping sickness in, 402 for, 87 GRAHAM, GEORGTE H.: Fracture of fifth meta- rrench hospitals. See Hospitals GAUTRELET, EMILE: Physiologie Urosemeio- tarsal bone, 16 French Practitioners' Congress. See 'Con- logique, rev., 633 GRAHAM, JAMES, the famous quack, 1499 gress General Medical Council. See Council GRAHAM. the late Professor J. E., unveiling Frenchman, greatest of the last century, 99 General paralysis of the insane. See Para- of portrait of, 59 FRENCH, HERBERT: Cheyne-Stokes respira- lysis GRAHAM, JOHN W., evidence of before the tion, 80; opsonins and their utility in Genito-urinary diseases, review of book on, Vivisection Commission, 1490 practical medicine, 256 999 GRAHAM, ROBERT A. L., obituary notice of, FRENCH, H.; Widal's reaction after typhoid GERARD, B.: Technique de Sterilisation a 474 fever, 1183 l' Usage des ,pharmaciens, rev., 266 ; Traitd des GRANT, DAVID, obituary notice of, 15'20 FRENCH, RoNALD E.: Influence of anti- Urines. L Analyse des Urines consider&e GRANT, DUNDAS: Pharyngo-keratosis treated tuberculous serum on the opsonic index, comme un des Elgments de diagnostic, rev., by applications of salicylic acid in sulpho- 862 756 ricinate of soda, 1155 Frenkel's treatment of ataxia, 1164 German crusade against infant mortality, GRANT, LACHLAN, appointed J.P. for Argyll- FREYER. P. J.: Clinical Lectures on Enlarge- 1080 shire, 94 ment of the Prostate, rev., 146 ; total enuclea- German hospital, a modern (St. Georg, Ham- GRATTAN, Major H. W.: " Blackwater" fever tion of prostate for radical cure of enlarge- burg), 39 in Sierra Leone, 687 ment of that organ, 551 German Reichstag, medical men in the new, Gratuitous attendance upon widow and FRIEDENWALD, JULIUS: Diet in Health and 446 children of medical practitioner, 1220 Disease, rev., 503 German universities, medical students in, Great Britain, cremation in, 42 FRIEDRICH, E.: Die Seereisen zu Heil und 355; women in, 656; foreign students in, Greatest Frenchman of the last century, 99 Erholung8zwecken, rev., 816 1355 Greece, antimalarial campaign in, 23 Freidreich's ataxy, filve cases of (T. Wardrop Germany, raising of fees in, 95; medical pro- Greek vase representing clinic of surgeon, Griffith), 541 fession in, 230; female students in Berlin, note on, 1434 Friendly societies and bonesetters, 1521 230; family care of the insane in, 647; pre- GREEN, A. STANLEY, calcium chloride in Friendly societies in Australia, 45, 1019 vention of infant mortality in, 655; civil haemorrhage, 1054 FROHSE, FRITZ: Atlas of Typical Operations in ambulances in (leading article), 1011; small- Greenock, new medical society at, 1146 Surgery, rev., 145 pox in, and variolous lymph, 1084; drink GREENWOOD, M., jun.: Influence of increased Frontal sinus probe calipers, 634 in, 1507 barometric pressure on man, saturation of Frontal sinusitis, three cases of (Robert H. Gestation, ectopic, abdominal section for the tissue fluids with nitrogen, 373; Dr. Woods), 752 (reported by D. Lloyd Roberts), 18 William Hunter's statistics, 1333; oxygen FRY, J. FARRANT: Appreciation of Edward Gestation, ectopic, coexisting with uterine poisoning, 1570 Markham Skerritt, 1160 pregnancy (Dr. Donaldson), 440 GREENWOOD, MAJOR: Bill for the Early Fry's Royal Guide to the London Charities, rev., GHOSH, RAKEALDAS: Treatise on Mareria Notification of Births, 1569 148 Medica and Therapeutics, rev., 25 Grenfell Memorial, Lady Victoria, 1272 FUCHS, WOLFRAM C.. death of, 1210 GIBBS, surgeon-Major JOHN GEORGE, death GRENFELL, WILFRED T., honorary degree of FULLER, J. R.: Teaclhing of hygiene atnd tem- of, 786 M.D. of Oxford conferred upon, 1323 perance in public elementary schools, 1569 GIBSON, G. A.: Cause of heart beat, 1305 GRESSWELL, GEORGE : Elemets of the Practice Funchal, small-pox in, 1324 GILCHRIST, MARI6N: Medical profession and of Comparative Medicine, together with records Functional albuminuria. See Albuminurla lunacy certifieation in Scotland, 901 ofsome case8, rev., 383 Functional spasm (Dr. Sawyer), 868 GIJES, A. E.: Surgical treatment of inflam- GREY, HARRY: Hospital reform, 175 Functions of food in the body, review of matory diseases of uterine appendages, 1185 GRIFFIN, FREDERIC CHARLE3S GRIFFITH, books on. 1125 GILBS, Surgeon-Colonel P. B.: Volunteer obituary notice of, 55 Fund, British Medical Benevolent, 90,516,641, medical organization, 51; pricked as High GRIFFITH, T. WARDROP: Five cases of 822, 1068, 1376, 1550 Sheriff for county of Bucks, 643: possible Friedreich's ataxy occurring in two Fund, British Medical Benevolent Society of source of diphtheria in schools, 1153 families, 541 Ireland: Belfast Branch, 1328; annual Girgenti home for inebriates, 170 GRIFFITHS, Lieutenant- Colonel WILLIrM meeting, 1389 GIRAUD, FERNAND: L'Oeil Diathisique. Rela- EDWIN, obituary notico of, 1402 Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent. 664. See tions de Za diathese avec les affections des GROBER, J.: Ein,fihrung in die Versicherungs- also Societies, Medical Benovolent organes de la vision, rev., 633 medizin, rev., 1368 Ftnd, Central Emergency, and the South GIMNGS, C. B.: Scurvy, 683 GROSSMANN, KARL: New refractometer, 318; Wales dispute, leading article on, 703; Glamorgan, Midwives Act in, 641, 1457; sani- new astigmometer, 749; Charter and the' correspondence on, 716 tation in, 774 _' ' Constitution, 1215 Fund, Factory Girls' Holiday, 823 Gland, parathyroid. See Parathyroid GROVES, ERNEST W. HEY: Best- way to re- Fund, Hospital Saturday, in Birmingham, Glasgow, cerebro-spinal fever in. See Fever move tonsils, 174; surgical aspects of 773,1566; metropolitan, 1076 Glasgow, Vigilance Committee, 466 haemophilia, with especial reference to two Fund, Hospital Sunday, report, 34; at Bir- Glasgow Infrmary. See Infirmary cases of Volkmann's contracture resulting .mingham, in 342 from this 611 108; Leeds, Glasgow Medical Golf Club, 957 disease, 14' HElICALTmH BJRITIH1JouRs&iJ INDEX. [JUNE 29, 190."

GROVES, JOSEPH, death of, 1269; obituary HAMEL, GUST. Treatment of fractures, 54 Heath's, Handbook of Minor Sur.gery, and. notice of, 1337 Hamidid Hospital. See Hospital for Children Bandaging, for the Use of House-Surgeons, GRINBAUM, A. S.: Inoculated syphilis in the HAMILL, J. M., appointed assistant inspector Dressers, and Junior. Practitioners, rev., chimpanzee, 1123 of fQods under Local Government Board. 768 1062 GRt)NBAUM, 0.: Apparatus for estimating the HAMILTON, G. G.: Plexiform neuroma, 749 HEATON, GEORGE: Transduodenal chole- electric conductivity of small quantities of HAMILTON, H C.: Relapses in enteric fever, dochotomy for gall stones, 868 99liuid-, 564; diagnosis of Addison's disease, 1536 HEBERT, P. Z., charges against proved un- HAMILTON, R. J.: Recurrent paralysis of founded, 1554 Guardians, Board of, qualification for mem- ocular muscles, 687 HEEKES, JOHN W.: Intestinal worms in the bership of, as affected by receipt of pension, HAMILTON-KENNY, F.: Two cases in which appendix vermiformis, 624 1034 the accidents occurred whilst the patients HELLIER, Dr.: Post operative treatment of Guardians and boarding-out system, 832 and were bathing, 436 pneumonia and bronchitis, 872 medical fees, 1463 Trandel Cossham Memorial Hospital, 1551 Helmitol, acute cystitis in infant treated GUBB, ALFRED S., appointed Honorary HANDFO}RD,iHENRY, elected Fellow of Royal with (J. Attridge Williams), 1181 Physician to British Consulate at Algiers, 94 Sanitary Institute, 1554 HENDERSON, ALBBRT: Atresia vaginae in a GUINARD, M.: Two cases of pancreatitis HANDLEY. W. BAMPSON: Cancer of the Breast married woman, 138 treated by operation, 656 and its Operative Treatment, rev., 753 HUNLEY, W. H.: Poem on Lord Lister, 941 Gui Patin. See Patin HANSON, HELEN B.: kiernia of gall bladder, HECNRY, M.: Intrauterine; strangulation, 8665 Guisley district council and the medical 931 aortic pressure in post-partum haemor- oflicership, 1087 HTard palate. See Palate rhage, 1362 GULLAN, A. GORDON: Charter and the Con- HARE, FRANCIS: Periodic bronchitis, 663 Hepatic cirrhosis and loss of sight, 236 stitution, 1215 HARE. HOBART AMORY: Textbook of Practical Hepatitis, amoebic, presupparative stage of GULLAND, G. LOVELL: Anomalous cases of Medicine. rev., 1541 (Leonard Rogers), 869 pernicious anaemia, 68 HARLEY, VAUGHAN: Chemical Investigation of HEPBURN, MALCOLM L.: Polycoria with GUNN, A. R.: Albinism in man, 718 Gastric and Iitestinal Diseases by the Aid of chronic glaucoma, 438 GUNN, L. G. Treatment of enlarged prostate, Test Meals, rev 1187 HEIRBERT, Hon. ALAN, obituary notice of, 263 HARPER, JOIIN R.: Influence of rainy winds 661 GUNN, R. MARCUS: Value of ophtlhalmic on phthisis, 346 Herbert of Lea, Lord, rev., 21 symptoms in general diagnosis and pro- HARRIS, E. BERNARD: Motor car for hilly Heredity, review of books on, 1243 goosis, 1353 district, 476 HERGOTT, FRANVOIS JOSEPH, obituary notice GUTHRIS, LEONARD: Poisonous after-effects HARRIS, L. HERSCHEL: Phleboliths and the of, 785 of chloroform and ether, 380; precocious . Roentgen rays, 1423 HERNAMAN-JOHNSON, F.: Acute colitis, 1536 obesity and hirsntiis, 1183 HARRIS, WILFRED: Influenza commencing Hernia-particularly in children (Edmund GUTIERREZ, Dr., title of Marquis San Diego with sudden unconsciousness and excessive Owen), 1235 and Grand Cross of Order of Isabella the dyspnoea, 489 Hernia, radical cure of, 180 Catholic conferred upon, 1269 ifHABERISON, REGINALD: Metropolitan Street Hernia, percentage of men with, 1164 GUTZMANN, HERMANN: Stimmbildung und Ambulance Association, 1570, Hernia, taxis for (fl. Betham Robinson), 14 Stimmpflege, rev., 1486 HARRISON, XV. S.: A diphtheroid bacillus, 687 Hernia, diaphragmatic, two cases of (William GUY,W.: Anaesthesia in dental operations,1481 HARRISSON, DAMER: Surgical treatment of Hunter), 1053 GuY DE CHAULIAC. See Chauliae focal epilepsy, 318 Hernia of gall bladder (Helen B. Harrison), Gynaecological Sogiety. See Society HARTIGAN, WILLIAM.: New medical saint. 664 931 Gynaecology, dangers of caustics in. 280 HARTLEY, W. DARLEY: Practice in South Hernia, inguinal and femoral, etiology of Gynaecology, reviews of books on, 206, 443, 754 Africa, 839 (R. W. Murray), 201 Hartley Wintney schools. 1327 Hernia. Littrd's, strangulated, with gangrene HARTMANN. HENRI: Travauix de Chirurgic and perforation of Meckel's diverticulum H. Anatomo-Clinique, rev., 381; surgical forms (H. Brunton Angus), 624 of ileo-caecaltuberculosis, 849 Hernia, strangulated, in an infant, local HABGOOD, W.: Fatal cerebral haemorrhage Harveian Society. See Society anaesthesia, recovery (Alex. Mitchell), 1118 in a young man, 375 H&RVEY, Dr.: Case of'cerebro-spinal mening- HERON, DAVID: Note on class incidence of HACK, F. G.: Urethral abscess and calculi, 199 itis inagirlof 10, 871 cancer, 621 HADDON, JOHN: Hospital reform, 347 HARVEY, Lieutenant NORCOTT D'ESTERRE, Herpetomonas. extra-corporeal stages of, and HAzCKEL, ERNST, celebrates golden jubilee of obituary notice of, 177 the Lci hman Donovan body, 1c53 graduationin medicine, 642 HASWELL, FRANCIS: Ruptureof ga3tric ulcer HERRING, P. '1.: Action of, pituitary extracts HAECK1L, H.: Atlas of Applied (Topographical) into posterior mediastinum. 433 upon the kidney, 817 461 Human,^ Anatomy, rev., HATCHELL, Surgeon-Major CHARLES, obituary Haematoporphyrinuria (L. C. S. Broughton), HEiRINGHAM. W. P.: Arterial sclerosis, 61 notice of, 9C4 HERTSLET, Sir CECIL: Prevention of ankylo- 1120 HAULTAIN, Dr.: Hysterectomy for cervical stomiasis, 765 Haematuria, bilharzial, causing papillomata fibroids. 437 of bladder (H. Curtis), 500 HERTz, A. F.: Chyluria, 626 J. HAWARD, WARRINGTON: Phlebitis and Throm- HawITT, FREDERICK W.: Anaesthetics. and Haemogregarine parasites of mammals, 172 bosis. rev., 146 their Administration: A Textbook for Medical HaemogregariDes in the blood of snakes (L. HAWKINS, FRANCIS H.: Abscess of lung and and Dental Practitioners and Students, rev., Sambon and C. G. Seligmann), 1365 acute endocarditis in acute pneumonia, 141; 1367 Haemophilia, surgical aspects of (Ernest W. enteric, pneumonia, pericarditis, and Hey Groves), 611; injection of HICKS, H. T.: Chorion epithelioma, 1482 fresh serum haemorrhagic pleural effusion. 378 HICKS, JAMESJ.: Quantitative saccharometer, as a haemostatic in-, 837 HAWKIN5S, HERBERT P.: Idiopathic dilatation 604 Haemoptysis, case of (J. Bernard Thompson of colon, 477; appointed clinical teacher of HICKS, JOHN SIBLEY, obituary notice of, and H. Jacob), 991 medicine at Royal Army Medical College. 1401 Haemoptysis, severe, treated by means of the 702.; constipation and dilatation of colon, 814 ice bag Downes) HIGGINS, HUBERT: Humnaniculture, rev., 208 (Harold 1534 HAWORTH, F. G.: Whole-milk for infants, HIGGS, F. W.: Squamous-celled carcinoma of Haemorrhage, calcium chloride in (A. Stanley 908; desquamation after scailet fever, 1362 Green), 1054 stomach and oesophagusimitating tubercu- HAWTHORNE, C. 0, resignation of from lous ulceration of intestine, 1293 Haemorrhage in a centenarian, remarkable Council of Scottish Medical Diplomates case Highland medical officers, 839. See also of, 274 Association, 1554 Poor Law Haemorrhage, cerebral, in a young man, EDMUND: Draft fatal HAY. Revision of Charter, HILL, LEONARD: Note on the temperature of (W.Habzood),;375; suddendeath from British Medical Association, 960 26 Japanese hot baths, 259; threatened disin- Hugh Smith, 1580- W. Burman), 1364; T. F. HAY, JOHN: Diagnosis of abnormal chest con- tegration of the University of London, 959; Inagirleof ([l. ditions, 1057 Dr. William Hunter's statistics, 1334 Haemorrhage from the cord. 1164 HAYEM, GEORGES: Les Evolutions patholo- Haemorrhage, (Jolhn F. Page), Hill v. Clifford, 1521 post-partum Le giques de la digestion stomacale, rev., 1187 Hill-Barnard sphygmometer, new, 1253 185; correspo adence on, 289, 470, 540, 6C0.7M4 HAZEN, Dr.:Calcification of the breast, 767 HILLIARD, HARVEY: Small motor car in Haemorrhage, po8t-partuin, aortic pressure in Head, unusual enlargemiient of (Bertram London, 455 (II. Henary), 1,362. Abraliams), 262 Haemorrhae, sudden from, Hilsborough, impure water at, 527 deatlh diffused HEAD, GUSTAVUS P. (Editor): Practical Medicine HINGSTON, Sir WILLIAM, death of, 463; chorion-epithelioma, 1562 Series: rev., 384 Haemorrhage, uterine. and Gynaecology. obituary notice of, 537; Canadian note on, arterio-sclerosis Healing silence (leading article), 1502; corre- (Elizabeth 142 655 McDonald), spondence on, 1573 HINTON, HAMMOND H.: Abdominal pressure, Haemorrhage, uterine, and ovarian disease, Health congresses. See Congresses 180 (W. H. Maling), 1480 Health officers, grant 1510 Haemorrhagic for, Hippocratic oath (leading article). 1262 pancreatitis. See Pancreatitis Health questions in Scotland, 1387 Hirsuties and obesity, precocious (L. Guthrie Haemostasin, 384 Health resorts, 31, 93, 151, 758. 881, 1009, 1440: and W. d'Este Emery), 1183 HAENDEL, Dr. Spirochaetes in relapsing Mont' Estoril and neighbourhood, 31; History of medicine, 1344 fever. 1560 Roncegno, 93; Innsbruck, 151: Royat.758; kILAVA, JAROSLA,v, made life member of HAFFKINE, Dr., hiis position in India. 710 Aix-les-Baius, 881; Margate. 1009; Droit- Austrian House of Lords, 1562 Haffkine's plague prophylactic, 277,285,343,595 wich, 1440: Point of Ayre, Isle of Man, 1549 Hobby, a physician's, 100 Haffkine's antiplague (T. C. Lucas), Healtlh Society. See Society HODGEs, A. D. P.: Treatise on sleeping 928 Hearing of telephoone clerks. 830 sickness for instruction of Luganda Hair ball in the stomach (F. G. Pell-Ilderton), Heart affections, homoeopathic treatment of, natives, 215 18 296 Hodgkin's disease (Dr. Miller). 625 Hair, bleaching of, 724 Heart beat. cause of (G. A. Gibson), 1305 Holiday courses in Berlin, 1471 Halifax, infant mortaity in,1X65; Board of Heart-block, partial (Dr. Gossage), 1305 HOLLAND, SYDNEY: Hospitals and clubs, 658, Guardians, 1565 Heart, alleged action of chloroform on, 1030 907 HALL, FRANCIS DE HAVILLAND: Prolonged Heart, effect of respiration on, 1036 Holland's instep arch sock, 942 pyrexia, 1304 Heart, spontaneous rupture of (H. Neville HOLMES, GORDON: General paralysis of the HALL, I. WALKER: Staining of animal para- Crowe), 625 insaneinaboy,378 sites, 556; retroperitoneal sarcoma of Heart, traumatic rupture of (Dr. Wheeler), 263 HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL, some account Douglas's pouch, 1049 Heart disease, calcium salts as cardiac tonic of the medical life of, 759 HALL, W. WINSLOW: Tetanus treated with in (Sir Lauder Brunton). 616; correspon- HOLMES, THOMAS: On the cause of acute antitetanic serum,555 dence on. 717, 778, 840. See also Pneumonia illness supervening during menstruation, HALLB, JOHN: 'An old medical work by, and Calcium Salts 190 -written in1564. 1260 Heart disease, congenital, with cyanosis HaOLT, Major M. P.: Ligation of the renal HALLIBURtTON, W. D.: Nervou% degeneration .(Parkes Weber), 261 vessels for the cure of persistent urinary and regeneration, 1041, 1111, 1480 debate on Heart diseasein relation to pregnancy and renal fistula, 1304 vivisection. 1255. See also Antivivisectiol, labour (G. F. Blacker), 1225 HOLZKNECHT, GUIDO (Editor): Mitteilungen leading article on, 126 Heart disease, review of books on, 145, 136, aus dem Laboratorium f. radiologische Diag- HALLOPEAU, Professor: Treatment of syphilis 1428 nostik und Therapie im KK. allgn. Kranken- by a correction re, atoxyl, 1458 ; 1515 Heart. wrestling and the, 1147 haus ins Wien, rev..267. Hallucinations, physio-psychology of (J. Hogg HEATH, CHARLESJ.: Case of double Bezold's Home for deaf and dumb feeble minded girl, MacDonald), 689 disease, recovery with perfect hearing, 932 60 JUNE 29, 1907.1 INDEX. I Home for incurables. See Incurables disease caused-by a foreign body (J. Stoddart and Watkins), 140.- Kidderninster Inflrmary Home Office regulations for use of horsehair, Barr), 1364 Children's Hospital: Case of congenital 1451 Hospital, Roval Ear, Soho, 475; special syphilis: unusualsymptoms (unoer the Homoeopathic treatment of heart affections, meeting, 475 care ofJ. Lionel Stretton, reported by 296 Hospital, Essex and Colchester General, Wilson Smith), 140. Sunderland Inflrmary: Homoeopathy, revival" of, 162, 214, 287, 346, report, 787 Acute yellow atrophy of liver (G. Blacker 416 Hospital, Eversfield Chest, St. Leonards-on- Morgan), 200; intestinal obstruction caused HONCK,E.: Uber die RoUe des Sympathicusbei sea.1135 by gall stone (William Robinson),,867; der Erkrankungder Wurmfortsatzes, rev., 1060 Hospital, Eye, Oxford, annual report, 663 foreign bodv in appendix abscess (W. Percy Hong Kong, notes from, 171 ;, antimalarial Hospital, Royal Eye, Southwark, 823 Bluiner), 1119. Lady Aitcheson Hospital, work, 171; plague and fleas, 172 Hospital, Royal Eye and Ear, Bradford, 1330 Lahore: Caesarean section complicated by Hong Kong, plague in, 878. 1261, 1317, 1443 Hospital Royal Bye and Ear, Dublin, annual round worms (reported by Ethel Landon), Honour from the King, 893, 1205 ; correspon- meeting. 52 200. North Lonsdale Hospital, Barrow-in- dence on, 966, 1395 Hospital finance, 160 Furness: Peritonitis without ascertainable Hook, blunt, use of (J. Edward Godson), 1231 Hospital, Forster Green for Consumption, cause (reported by J. T. Williams), 260. Hook worm. See Worm Belfast, annual meeting, 340 Royal Naval Hospital, Chatham: Cholecyst- HOOKBR, Sir JOSEPH DALTON, 1132,1383 Hospital, French. in London, thirty-ninth otomy, cholecystectomy, choledochtomy HOOPER, Sir WILLIAM: Appreciation of Sir annual dinner, 1016 (Staff-Surgeon F.J. A. Dalton). 315. Liverpool Joseph Fayrer, 1339 Hospital funds. See Funds Workhouse Hospital: Foreign bodyin lung HOPE, E. W.: Housing of the working classes Hospital, Garngoch Common Isolation, new (reported byJ.T. Moore), 315;foreign body in Liverpool.601 administrativewing opened, 1271 in largeintestine (reported by T.T. Moore), Hope and Curriev. Crier, 1163 Hospital, Greenwich number of pensions, 376. Public, Hospital, Kingston, Jamaica: Hopeless cause (antivivisection), 1263, 1322, 1283 Abdominal pregnancy, laparotomy, a living 1443 Hospital, Guy's, Treasurer's report, 1343; fetus (reported byJ. Aldred Allwood),376 BORDER, T. GARRE'r: Sir Victor Horsley, Ladies Association, annual meeting, 1376 The Hospital, Gyinpie. Queensland: Two acci- 173* revision of draft Charter of the British Hospital, Gympie, Queensland: Two cases in dent cases. which occurred whilst bathing Meuical Association. 961; fees of public which accidents occurred while bathing (F. Hamilton-Kenny), 436. Kent County vaccinators, 1094; Charter and the con- (r. Hamilton-Kenny), 436 Asylum, Canterbury: Ulcer of duodenum, stitution, 1215 Hospital, Halifax Workhouse, 1330 Perforation, no leakage (reported by W. H0RDER, T. 3.: Case of influenzal endo- Hospital, Hampstead General. 1554 Everett), 495. Royal Infirmary, Newcastle- carditis, 143; diagnosis of typhoid in the Hospital,Handel CosshamMemorial, 1551 upon-Tyne : Case of strangulated Littr6s absence of agglutination, 143 Hospital, Hawick Cottage, 901 hernia with gangrene and perforation of Horse doctor and an ass, 180 Hospital for Incurables, British, festival the Mekel's diverticulum resection of the Horsehair, Home Office regulations for use dinner, 1317 gut, recovery (H. Brunton Angus), 624. of, 1451 Hospital, Kensington General, annual meet- Royal Albert Hospital, Devonport: Acute HOR5LEY. Sir VICTOR: Proposed recognition ing, 786. See also Hospital, Queen's Jubilee intestinal, obstruction due to intussus- of the services of. 173; Dr. Hughlilgs Jack- Hospital, Kent County Ophthalmic, 1035 ception in an adult (G. S. Thompson), 867. son's views on the functions of the cere- Hospital King's College, 274; donation North Cambrgeshire Hospital. Wisbech: bellum, 803; elected honorary member towards removal to South London, 274 Rupture of ulcerated abdominal wall over Russian Surgical Society, 1210 ; deputation Boapital, Kingston Public,-Jamaica: Abdo- an umbilical hernia, with protrusion of gut, tothe President of the Board of Education, minal pregnancy, laparotomy, a living untreated for 7i hours, unintarrupted re 1459 fetus (reportedby J. AldredAllwood), 376 covery (ArthurH. Williams), 684. Stockport- HOSEGOOD, SAMUEL: Surgery patients, 110 Hospital, Lady Aitcheson, Lahore: Caesarean Corporation Hospitals: Persistent deep cer- Hospital abuse, 52,240,289, 296,540.598, 656. 788, section complicated by round worms vieal abscess and threatened mastoid sup- 1284,13921404 1464 1511, 1516, 1564; remedy (reported by Ethel Laudon), 200 puration treated by antistreptococci serum for, 240,289,Z96, 540: in Austria, 656; pre- Hospital, .Leeds, for Women and Children, (Meredith Young), 745. Oakley Hospital. vention of in Paris, 788; in Liverpool. 1511; 342 Blacnaut Festiniog: Case of severe cranial another form of, 1392, 1516; adisclaimer Hospital, Liverpool Dental, 833 injury without loss of consciousness (re- 1516; in Manchester, 1564. See also Hospital Hospital, Lverpool Royal Southern, 409; ported by T. J. Carey Evans), 811. Throat reform annal meeting, 409 Hospital, Golden Square: Case- of double Hospital, Addenbrooke's, Cambridge, conva- Hospital, Liverpool Workhouse: Foreign Bezold's disease, recovery with perfect lescent home of, 1334 body in lung (reported by J.T. Moore), 315; hearing (Charles J. Headh), 932. London Hospital, Anglo-American atCairo, WarOffice foreign body in large intestine (reported by Hospital: Case of cerebro-spinal mening- authorities sanction payment from army J.T. Moore), 376 itis of the apoplectic type with hyperpyrexia funds to, 823 HospitaL, the London. 643, 694, 992; visit of (reported by Howard F. Warner), 992. Hospital, Ballinrobe Union, 80: case of otitis the Queen and the Empress of Russia, 643 ; Birmingham Workhouse Infirmary: Tetanus media purulenta with repeated rigors (re- Archives of the Pathological institute of, rev.. from self-inflicted wo.und, serum injection, ported by R. B. Mabon), 80 694; case of cerebro-spinal meningitis of recovery (reported by E. R. Thompson). Hospital, City of Belfast, Fever, Purdysburn, the apoplectic type with hyperpyrexia 1054. Birmingqham General Hospital: Case of cases of fulminating cerebro-spinal fever (reported by HowardF. Warner), 992 empyema with remarkable leucocytosis (re- (reported by ErnestH. L. Milligan), 1537 Hospital, London Fever: Letter in circulation ported by E. L. Bunting), 1182. Victoria Hospital, Belfast, Mater Infirmorum, 1513 re catering for patients, 702 Hospital for Chladren, Chelsea: Rupture of Hospital, Belfast Royal. 835, 1270; annual Hospital, Magdalen, Bath, for mentally right bronchus by injury (Colin King). 1238. meeting, 835; post-graduate class at, 1270 defective chidren, 1038 Devon County Asylum: Case of extreme Hospital, Berkshiretkoyal (Reading), 79; case Hospital, Meath, 1021 hydrocephalus (Richard Eager), 1303. of suppurative meningitis (W. S. Orton), 79 Hospital for Mental Diseases, City of London, Glasgow Hospitalfor Diseases of the Ear, Nose. Hosptal, BirminghamGeneral, 773, 1182,1270; annual report, 1035 and Throat: Case of posterior ethmoidal overcrowding of out-patient departments, Hospital, Merthyr Isolation 900 disease caused byaforeign body (3. Stod- .773; case of empyema with remarkable Hospital Middlesex. 634, 1262; Archives, rev., dart Barr), 1364. Royal Naval Hospital leucocytosis (reported bv R. L. Bunting), 634, 694; festival dinner, 1202 Plymouth: Case of purpura haemorrhagica 1182 ; statistical report, 1270 Hospital, Monkstown, 771 (reported by D. H. Pope), 1364. Leigh Infir- Hospital, Birmingham and Midland Women's, Hospital, Montreal General, 1019 ?nary: Case of complete separation of rec- 83Z Hospital Montreal Infectious, 1019 tum from anus (reported by J. Sackville Hospital, Bombay Parsi, proposed? 109 Hospital, Mount Vernon, Hampstead, 971 Martin), 1424. Victoria Hospital, Bangalore, Hospital, Bradford Fever, administration, Hospital, Newport, 774 India: Extraperitoneal transplantation of 9 pi Hospital, North Cambridgeshire, Wisbech- ureters into the rectum according to the Hospital, Bristol Children's. 834 Rupture of ulcerated abdominal wall over description of Peters of Toronto, in a case Hospital, Bristol General, 713 an umbilical hernia, with protrusion of gut, of axtroversion of bladder (reported by Hospital, Brompton, for Consumption, untreated for 7& hours, uninterrupted re- T. V. Armugam), 1481. City of Belfast Fever appeal, 1402 covery (ArthurH. Williams), 684 Hospital,- Purdysburn: Case of fulminating Hospital, Central London Ophthalmic, new Hospital. North Lonsdale, Barrow-in-Fur- cerebro-spinal fever (reported by Ernest H. laboratories, 216: annual meeting, 602 ness: Case of peritonitis without ascertain- M. Milligan), 1637 Hospital for Children, Belfast, annual able cause (reported by J. T. Williams), 260 Hospital, Richmond, Dublin, 1328 meeting, 339 Hospital, Oakley, Blaenau Festiniog: Case Hospital, Rotunda, report, 1021 Hospital for Children, Birmingham and Mid- of severe cranial injury without loss of Hospital, Royal Albert, Devonport: Acute land Free, note on, 227, 834; forty-sixth consciousness (reported by T. J. Carey intestinal obstruction due to intussus- annual meeting, 528; annual meeting, 834 Evans), 811 ception in an adult (G. 8. Thompson), 867 Hospital for Children. Evelina, new out- Hospital, Orthopaedic of Ireland, 834 Hospital, Royal City of Dublin, 834 patient department, 1323 Hospital, Orthopaedic, Royal National, 846 Hospital, Royal, for diseases of the chest, 846 Hospital for Children, Glasgow Royal, 771 Hospital for Paralysis and Epilepsy. the Hospital, Royal Free, 539; report, 539 Hospital for Children. Great Ormond Street, National (London), festival dinner, 663 Hospital, Royal National for Consumption Descriptive Catalogue of the Pathological Hospital, pay, scheme for in Vienna, 1147 (Ireland), 711 Mfuseum of, 1487 Hospital, Pontypool, 468; annual meeting, Hospital, Royal Naval, Cliatham: Chole- Hospital for Children, the Hamidi6, at Con- 468 cystotomv, cholecystectomy, choledoch- stantinople, seventh annual report, 166 Hospital, Poplar, annual mpeting, 1035 otomy (Staff Surgeon F. J. A. Dalton), Hospital for Children, new Country for Hospital, Portsmouth Royal, report, 663 315 Liverpool, 1390 Hospital, Queen Charlotte's. report, 1217 Hospital, Royal Naval, Plymouth: Case. of Hospital for Children, North-Eastern, ban- Hospital, Queen's Jubilee, 952, 1031. 1155 purpura haemorrllagica (reported by D. H. quet in aid of. 1317 Hospital question in a new light, 335 Pope), 1364 Hospital for Children, Victoria. Chelsea, Hospital reform, correspondence on, 175. 28', Hospital, Royal Richmond, 946 rupture of right bronchus by injury (Colin 347, 470,1344; the questioD in a new light, Hospital, Royal Sea-bathing, 846 Kin2), .1238 335. See also Hospital abuse Hospital, Rudolf Virchow, appointment of Hospital, London Children's, milk supply of, Hospital Reports, 18, 79, 140, 200, 260, 315, 376, dentist, 34 1073, 1258: correspondence on, 1334 436, 495,624, 684,745,811,867. 932,992, 1064, 1119, Hospital, St. Bartholomew's, 211; lecturers Hospital, Cork City and County Lying-in, 1182, 1238,1303, 1364, 1424,1481, 1537. St. Nlaryns on surgery at, 1731-1906 (D'Arcy Power), 211; report, 902 Hospital, Xanchester: Case of abdominal sec- Reports, rev.. 818 and fees, 1464 Hospital, cottage, patients tioniforectopic gestation (D. Lloyd-Roberts), Hospital, St. Georg, Hamburg, new buildings, Hospital, David Lewis Northern, 654 18. ManchesterRoyal Infirmary: Case of hair 39 Hospital, Dental, the Royal, finances of, 786; ball in the stomach (F. G. Pell-Ilderton), 18; Hospital, St. Mary's, Manchester: Case of ab- post graduate lectures at, 1654 bayonet wound of stomach (reported by dominal section for ectopic gestation (re- Hospital, Dewsbury Joint, Board, annual P. R. Wrigley), 1303. Royal Berkshire Hes- ported by D. Lloyd Roberts), 18 meeting, 1213_ pital, Reading: Case of suppurative mening- Hospital. Salford Poor-law, 108; surprise Hospital and Dispensary Management, 117, itis (W. 8. Orton), 74. Ballinrobe Union visit. 108 2930 533, 663, 7d6, 846,971, 1035, 1398, Hospital: Case of otitis media purulenta Hospital, Samaritan, Glasgow, new wing, 21116 1217, 1282, 13J3 1402, 1518 with repeated rigors, operation, recovelry 1146 Dublin Royal, 834 (reported by R. B. Mahon), 80. Wrexham Hospital, Samaritan, Liverpool. 468, 654, 1511; Hospital for Ear, Nose, and Throat Disease, Infirmary: Case of artificial anus, re- resignations and appointments, 408; appeal, Hospital,Glasgow: Case of posterior ethmoidal section, recovery (reported by E. M. 15119 1'6 31 -INDEX. ------r- X, --- [JUNE 29,- 107.- . Hospital, small, suggested plano of, 1282 Hydrothorax, suffocative, with repeated Infanticide, caseof (0.H. Garland), 1182 Hospital staffs and Claimiis for compensation tapping of pleurae (Dr. O'Carroll), 262 Infantile diarrhoea.See Diarrhoea -by wktrnen, 15211 Hygiene, Board of. see Board Infants in public-houses,586; nephritis in Hospital , Stanley, 'Liverpool, 468, 654: open- Hygiene of mines. 823 (George Carpenter), 813; whole milk for, ing of gynaeeological department, 468 Hygiene, Polish Exposition of, 1091 .908; organization of consultation for in Hospital Sunday in Liverpool, 49. See also Hygiene and the public schools, 1014 France, 1089; eggs in diet of(W. Midelton). Fund Hygiene, school. See School 1302; (T. Clifford Last) 1573 Hospital. Temperance, annual meeting, 786; Hygiene and temperance, teaching of, 650 Infants, sudden death in (J. Anderson Smith), new,out-patient department, 1202; Princess HygieneforTlropical Students, rev., 322 1536 Louise becomes a patron of, 1554 Hygienic customs of Jewish women, 60 Infectious disease conveyed by domestic Hospital,'' Throat, Golden Square: Case of yjperemesis'W. M. Crofton), 1480 pets, 520 * double Bezold's disease, recovery with per- Hypertrophy, congenital. or giant growth of Infectious diseases and midwifery practice, fect hearing (Charles J.beath), 932 feet(EI. H. Clutton), 748 237 * Hospital, Toronto, 836; new building, 955 Hypnotism (Milne Bramwell), 83 Infectious hospitals. See Hospitals Hospital, the Toronto, for far-advanced cases Hypnotismand its application to medicine, Infiltration anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia of consumption (Sir W. H. Broadbent), 297; 1464, 1524 Infirmaries, parochial, tuberculosis in, 769 second annual report, 1086 Hypophysis the nose, attacking the, Infirmary, COuntyAntrim, annual report, Hospital, University College, 760; annual 1568 through 1270 meeting of governors, 760; appeal,1501 Hypotonia, congenital (Carey Coombs), 1414 Infdrmary, of,Bangor227 Workhouse, insanitary Hospital,Victoria,'Bangalore, India: Extra- Hysterectomy, for cervical fibroids (Dr. condition peritoneal transplantation of ureters into Haultain), 437; for fibroids in pregnancy Infirmary, Bath Eye,1098 retum according to the description of (Dr. Barbour), 438; removal of cervix for Infirmary, Birmingham Workhouse: Tetanus Peters of Toronto, in a case of extroversion (J. D. Malcolm). 870 from self-inflicted woupd, serum injec- of bladder (reported by T. V. Armugam), Hystero-myomectomy (John W. Taylor), 1120 tion, recovery (reported by B. R. Thomp- 1481 son), 1054 Hospital, West London, Post-graduate Col- Infirmary, Bradford Royal, 467, 772, 1020, 1145, lege of, 702, 1508 ; conversazione, 702 1512 annual meeting. 467 ; appointments,772. Hospital, Wimbledon (North) Cottage, thirty- finances of, 1020: and "Recommendations," seventh annual report, 1408 1145; appeal, 1512 Hospitals, bequeststo. SeeBequests Infirmary. Bristol Royal, 467, 773; annus Hospitals, Birmingham, growth in the work meeting 467.: pathological report, 773 of, 1086 Infirmary, Cardiff, 529,956, 1331, 1512; supple- Hospitals and clubs, 658, 717, 842, 907, 962 1. mentary report,529; form of tender for Hospitals, Edinburgh. plural appointmnents milk supply, 1331 at, 1456 I.M.S. See Army, Indian Infirmary. Dundee Royal, 527 ; cancer pavi- Hospttals, French, conditions of admission Icebag in treatment of severe haemoptysis lion of, 527 to, 296 (Harold Downes), 1534 Infirmary, Edinburgh Royyal, 46,106. 465, 711, Hospitals. infectious, removal of patients Ichthyosis and its treatment (W. Allan Jamie- 1211, 1270, 1329,139, 1456,1566; elections. 46; from, 415 son),362 report for pastyear, 106: resignation of lady Hospitals,isolation, inilerbyshire, 1087 Medical Diary and Visiting List for superintendent, 465; appointments, 3211; Hospitals, juniorom icers in, 470 "Ideal"1907, rev. 148 Residents' Club, 1270; water supply of, 1329 Hospitals, isolation. 238 Idiopathic dilatation of colon. See Colon Infirmary, Glasgow Royal. 284, 901; superin- Hospitals,-military, inspection of, and army Ileo-caecal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis tendent's report, 284; post-graduate classes, sanitation, 705 ' do Principe, scientiflc mission on 901 Hospitals, North and South Wimbledon Ilhasleeping sickness to,516' Infirmary, Glasgow Victoria, 34; meeting of Cottage, 290 affections simulating appendicitis (H. J. governors.34 Hoispitals Stockport Corporation. 745: per- IIiacWaring), 993 Infirmary, Glasgow Western, 46, 465, 1329; sistent deep cervical abscess andthlreatened Illinois, free diphtheria antitoxin in, 1302 extension of, 46; annual dInner, 465; mastoid suppuration treated by antistrep- maintenance of in workhouses, changes at, 1329 tococcic serum(Meredith Young), 745 Imbeciles,1144 Inlirmary, Highfield Poor-law, 467; dispute, Hospitals, union, and training' of miiidwives, Immigration, dangers of, 524 467 1517 Immunization against bullets. 897 Infirmary, Ingham, annual report, 1343 Hostel' of St. Luke, 516 Imperial Gazetteer of India, 1075 Infirmary, Kidderminster, and Children's Hot baths. See Baths Incipient insanity. See Insanity Hospital: Case of congenital syphilis, House of Commons, ventilation of, 524, 651 tax, 59. 179, 296,1224,1343, 1579; leading unusual symptoms (under the are of J. House distribution of tubercle in Paris, 1089 Incomearticle on. 1010 Lionel Stretton, reported by Wilson Smith), House fly. See Fly Income-tax law, proposed changes in, 1205 140 House refuse. law as to removal of,S09 Income tax and life assurance, 1094 Infirmary, Leeds General, 50, 285, 467, 592, 772; Housing problem in South Wales, 343, 1331; income tax and the medical profession in resignation of W. H. Brown, 50, 285 ; elec- in Liverpool(E. W. Hope), 501 ; in Bradford, France, 1013 tion of honorary assistant surgeon, 467; 1087 Income-tax reduction, 781 appointment ot surgical, registrar, 592; How society ladies cheat the doctor, 647 Income Tax Reduction League, 1601 annual ineeting, 772 HOWARD, -C. R.: Tetanus treated with anti- Ilcompatibility, 475 Infirmary, Leicester, 475. 529: annual report, tetanic serum,556 Incurables, Royal Midland Counties Home 475 ; new ward block at,529 HOWARD, RUSSBLL: Surgieal Nursing and.the for, 408; annual report. 408 Infirmary, Leigh, case of complete separation Principles oJ Surgery forNurve8.rev,, 1062 India, notes from, 45. 109,-172.' 228, 285, 343,- of rectum from anus (reported by J. Sack- HOWELL, Surgeon Lieutenant-Colonel JOHN 595, 714, 775, 835, 1146, 1271. 1567: Indian fac- ville Martin), 1424 ALEXANDER, obituary notice of, 1402 tory conditions, 45: pesterine. 45; proposed Infirmary, Liverpool, for children, 167, 340; HowKIss, CYRIL: Local anaesthesia for ex- Parsi General Hospital, Bombay 109; opening of new wing, 167, 340 traction of teeth,.240 plague research laboratory, Bombay, 109; Infirmary, Liverpool Royal, 108, 167, 340; HoyLE, JAMES C.: Teaching of midwifery, haemogregarine parasites of mammals, 172 ; annual meeting, 108; appointments, 167; 1459 larval characters in the classification of report, 340 HUBER, JOHN BENNER: Consumption. its rela- mosquitos. 228; asylums of the mission to Infirmary, Manchester Royal, 18, 1303, 1511; tionto Man and his Civilization, its Prevention lepers, 228; sanitary report, Bengal, 228; case of hair bail in the stomach (F. G. Pell- and Cure, rev.. 383 Haffkine's antiplague prophylactic. 285, 343, Ilderton), 18; bayonet wound of stomach HUCARD, Professor: On the'treatment of 695; prevention of plague, 775, 1272; study (reported by P. R. Wrigley), 1303; increased preslerosis,287 leave, 714: blackwater fever, 714; sanitary accommodation, 1511 HUGHE$, ROBERT, obituary notice of, 1096 reports, 835; Bombay, 835; plague near Infirmary, Newcastle - upon - Tyne, Royal HUGO,E;: La St6rilitd chez lesJemme, sou Darjeeling, death of Captalu Swanzy, 1146; Victoria, 49, 407 624, 1145; appoinitment of traitement par les agents phy8iques, rev.. 384 Indian Medical Service, 1146;health officer- gynaecologist, 49; ball for funds 49; in- Human nutrition, laboratory for study of, ship of Calcutta, 1146: Pasteur Institute. fluenza epidemic, 49; festivities, 49 ; annual 823 Kasauli, sixth annual report, 1271; the late meeting, 407; case of strangulated-Littrd's Human tuberculosis. See Tubereculosis Captain Swan?y, 1272; infant mortality. hernia with gangrene. and perforation of Humours of antivivisectionism, 1078, 1131, 1272; new Pasteur Institute. 1567; Grant the Meckel's diverticulum, resection of the 1200. See also Antivivisection Medical College, Bombay, 1567; death of gut, recovery (H. Brunton Angus), 624; HoMPHREYs, NOEL A.: Alleged Increase of Major Moir, I.M.S., 1567 changes in administration, 1145 Insanity (leading article on), 947 India, plague in, 94. 273. 455. 642, 775, 878, 1018, Infirmary. Radcliffe, Oxford, 971; 136tl Hungary:l'roposed new university at Press- 1075, 1146. 1210, 1261, 1317,1443,1452; railway report, 971 burg, 274; Bill passed making insurance appointments in, 724; raid appointments Infirmary, Rochdale, 34; retirement of Dr. against sickness and accidents compulsory, to staff surgeoncies, etc., in,, 843: mor- Ricllard Burdett Sellers, 34 614 tality from snake poison in, 954; tenure Infirmary, Shipton Union, 833 HUNTER, JOHN. the objects of his life of medical staff appointments in, 1099; Infirmary, Sunderland, acute yellow atrophy (Henry T. Butlin), 357 cerebro-spinal fever in, 1140; plague deaths of liver (G. Blacker Morgan),20 r intestinal HUNTBR, WILLIAM Policy of the University of in, 1210, 1452; cancer in, 1563 obstruction caused by gall stone (Williamn London in relation to medicaleducation and India, British medicine in, 1245 Robinson), 867; foreign body in- appendix medical science,'1005, 1127, 119X.1274, 1495; Indian army. See Army abscess (W. Percy Blumer), 1119 correspondence on, 1216, 1 3, 1392- registra- Indian Medical Service, 1146; history of, 1260 Infirmary, Wrexham, case of artificial anus, tion returns of London medical schools. Indian tea district, prevention of disease in, resection, recovery (reported by E. M. 1100; "Biometric methods " and university 523 Watkins), 140 medical education, 1274 Indiana, proposed sterilization of criminals Inflammation. review of books on, 1307 HUNTER, WILLIAM: Two cases. of diaphrag- in, 843 Influence of feeding in typhoid (See Fever, matic hernia. 1053 Sioux, tuberculosis among, Enteric); of rainy winds on phthisis. See Hunterian Festival in London, 463 Indians,156~ Oglala Tuberculosis4. Hunterian'lecture. See Lecture Industrial accidents and diseases, 602 Influenza, in Newcastle, 49; in Vienna, 1024 'unterian Society. See Society Industrial diseases, instruction in, 1083; com- Influenza commencing with sudden upeon- HURRY, JAMIEsoN B.: Vicious circles, 1104 pensation for: report of departmental sciousness, and excessive dyspnoea (Wil- HUTCHINsON, JONATHAN, jun.: Complete Committee, 1311; annotation on, 1321 fred Harris), 489 volvulus, 813 inebriates Acts. See Acts Influenza and epistaxis (H. Swarbrick Brown), HYATr, ANNIE WAINWRIGHT. appointed Inebriates, Brentry Home for, 1074 314; (J. Pugh-Jones), 562; (J. E. T'urnly), Deputy M.O.H. for Shepton Mallet, 155 Inebriates, Girgenti Home for, 170 562 Hydatid cyst. See Cyst Inebriates, London County Council and, 1387 Influenza,Influenza and urticaria (J. Reid),and its1301relation Hydkocephalus, 1281 Inebriates, treatment of, 769, 1374 ; Homes for whooping-cough Hydrocephalus, extreme (Richard Eager), Inebriates Association: Dalrymple House, to, 1147 1303 Rickmansworth: revort, 1374; Lancashire Infringements Qf the Medical Acts by limited H dronephosis and trifid ureter (Gilbert Inebriates Reformatory report, 1374 liability companies, 1220 Infant life protection, 341, 588 Ingleby-lectnxres,- SeeLectures Hydrosa pinx, torsion of, 163 Infant mortality. See Mortality' Inguinal hernia. See Hernia r THE BRITsH JUIqE 29, 1907.1 INDEX. |MEDICAL JOURNAL I7 INNES, Surgeon-General Sir JOHN HARRY Intussusception causing acute intestinal JACOB, F. H.: Diagnosis of mediastinal KKR, 846 obstruction in an adult (G. S.Tllompson), tumours, 144; diagDosis and treatment of Innsbruck, 151 867 some diseases of the skin, 205; case of Inoculation, Lady Mary Wortley Montague IntussusceptioD, review of books on, 1427 lhaemoptysis, 991; case of urticaria pigmen- on, 1315 Invertebrates, eyes of (Leslie Buclhanan), 1366 tosa treated by x rays, 1301 Inquests, coroners and. See Coroners Iodine in vomiting of pregnancy, 60 JaCOBY, S.: Jahresbericht ilber die Leistungen Inquests in London workhouses, 1387 Iodine-spirit catgut(J, dcottitiddell), 809; und Fortschritte aufdem GebietederErkrank- Insane, after-care of. 456 (C. Hamiltonl Whiteford). 866, 971 ungen des Urogenital Apparatee. rev., 148 Insane,antlhropometry of, 120; Ireland. notes from, 47, 106, 170, 225, 281, 339, Jamaica, the earthquake in, 165,2l9, 274 318. Iasane, family care of. in Gernlantv,647 407, 466,526, 594.t52, 711,771. 834, 902,957, 1020, 8o7, 1012; (Arthur J. Evans), 348; meaical Insane, pauper, after-care of, 187; cost of, 1088, 1145, 1211. 1270, 1328, 1389, 1454, 1513,1 66; ptactitioners in, 1012 713; removal of to workhouse for certifica- suggested State Medical Service in Ireland, JAMES, BROOKS13ANK: Stereoscopic vision, tion, 844, 909 47, b52; new lunatic asylum for Belfast, 47; 318 Insanitary barracks, 1563 opening of the new feverhlospital, Belfast, JAMESON, Surgeon-General JOHN LYSTER, Insanitary restaurants, 1236 48; re-election of medical ortlcer, 48; sequel obituary nottee of, 177 Insanitation at Somers Town, 710; in metro- to the election, 340; Sir Jolhn Byers. 106; JAMESON, W. E.: Vaccination of the cornea, politan factories and workslhops. 83-; at report of Registrar-General for Ireland, 198 IJraperstown, 954; of Kiogstown Barracks, 1905, 107:hlealtlh of Belfast, 107, 283, 339, Jlames Watson Lectures. S'ee Lectures 1018. Seeat8o Sanitation 466, 594, 652, 1390. 1454 ; BelfastHealth Com- JAMIESON, WV. ALLAN: Ichtliyosis and its In4anity, itq causes and incremse (George Hy. inission,652. 711,771,957, 1020 1088, 114, 1270, treatlient, 36a Savage), 622, 682, 742 1328; insanitary dwellings in Belfast, 170, JANIN, F.: Die Koronararterien des ien- Insanityand alcohol (leading article), 761 834: epidemic of cerebro spinal fever in schliches Herzens unter Nor-olen noiid Insanity, allegedincrease of,527; (leading Belfast 170. 284, 731; debt ofmedicine to Pathologischen, Verhaltnissen Dargeste7lt in article on), 947 Ireland. 170: 226; Trinity College Commis- Stereoskopi8chen Rintgenbildero,r-ev, 1368 Insanity, incipient, treatment of (ErnestW. sion, 170,225; sad death of a medical Japan, vaccination in,7t8; foreign doctors White),646 student, Belfast, 226: election of resideDt in, 1135: and the Red Cross Conference, Insanity, judicial conception of, 770, 901, 968, medical superintendent, Cork Lunatic 1214; suicide in, 1217 1022 Asylum, 226; itoyal College of Surgeons, Japanese hot baths. See Baths Insanity in murder trials, 1209 Ireland, 283, 1328; annual dinner, 283; Japanese Navy, Medical Service of, 1369 Insanity, prognosis of (A. Rt. Urquhart), 636. Belfast opinion of the new university Japanese Sanitary Departmiient. 102 See also Mental diseases selceme, 283; in the Belfast slums, 283; JARDINE, ROBERT, Cli'iical Obstetics, rev., Insanity, review of books on, 1539. See also Cork guardians and the Poor-law Commis- 692; epilepsy and puerperal eclampsia, Mental diseases sion, 284; university education in Ireland, 1184 lnspection of food imports. See Food 339, 1389; Royal Medical Benevolent Society JASTROW JOSEPH, The Subconscious, rev., 266 Instep arch sock, Holland's, 942 of Ireland, 339; school hygiene, ?39; Jaws, tumours of. pathology and treatment Institute of Clhemistry of Great Britain and medical High Sheriff for Belfast, 339; Bel- of (Frederic Eve),1525 Ireland: candidates for examination, 216 fast Hospital for Sick Children, 339; resus- JAVAL, EMILE, obituary notice of, 238 Institute of Medical Sciences. 589, 1515 citation of the apparently dead, 240; sequel JAY, Brigade-Surgeon WILLIAM, obituary Institute of Public Healtlh, the Royal. See to Cahirconlish Dispensary electioD, 340; notice of, 1521 Public health Forster Green Hospital for CoDsumptioD, Jejunum, cancer of. See Cancer Institute, Royal Sanitary, 1266, 1513; dinner, Belfast, 340; university question in Ireland, JELLE IT, HENRY: Case of uterus with cancer 1266 407, 466,526,652 711, 171. 92v 1389. 1566; univer- of botli cervix and fundus, 82; sterilization Institution, Liverpool Medical, 81. 201, 318, sity question in Cork, 466; Ulster Medical of catheters, 499; techlnique of operations 380, 601, 687, 749, 815, 870, 933, 1057, 1184; Society, 526: certificates of vaccination, in the appendages, 500 -duodenal ulcer and lung ab3ce-s (G. P. 527; Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital, JENKINS, E. LYNN: Incubation of scarlet Newbolt), 8l; operations during typhoid Dublin, 527; impure water supply, 527; Bel- fever, 199 fever (W. Thelwall Thomas), 81; ac.ate fast water supply. 527; salaries of dispen- JEPHSON, HENRY: Sanitary Evolution of lvmphatic leukaemia (R. 1a.J. Buchanan), sary doctors, 594, 1454; Trinity College and London. rev., 937 111; medical worthies (A. Cassels Brown), the university scheme, 652;* sanatorium for JFEPsoN, EDWARD: Inspection of elementary 82; acute hacmorrlhagic pancreatitis (W. consum tives. 711; inspector of anatomy, school buildings, 779 Thelwall Thomas), 201 ; etiologyofinguinal 711: National Hosoital for Consumptioo,711; JERSOP, WALTER H.: Albuiminuric retinitis, and femoral hernia (R. W. Murray), 201; defence of Trinity College, 771: primary 728 ventrifixation inhackward displacement education in Belfast, 771; Monkstown Hos- Jewish women,hygienic customs of.fO of uterus (Dr. Briggs), 201; new refracto- pital, 771; Royal City of DublinHospital, JOFFRE, JUAN GILBERTO:Pioneer in humane m.eter (Karl Grossmaun), 318 ; syphilis 854; Orthopaedic Hospital of Ireland, 834; treatment of insane, 701 *f the lung (R. J. M. Buchanan), 318; Queen's College, Belfast, ?34; Royal Victoria Johannesburg, small-pox in, 835 surgical treatment of focal epilepsy hospital, Belfast, 83$;Irish University Bill, JOHNSON, RAYMOND: Spoutaneous rupture Arthur Evans), 749; papers 1270; post-graduate class at RoyFl Victoria ascites. 748 and cases, 815, 871; erratum, 815; vacciine Hospital, 1270- Richmond Bospital, Dub- JONES, ROBERT: On Osseous Formations in and serums and infections (Nathan Raw). 871; lin, 1328, Royai Medical Benevolent Fuind about Muscles due to Injury (Traumatic suppurative cholecystitis (T. C. Littler Society of lreland: Belfast Branch. 1328; Myositis Ossificans), rev., 322; benign cysts of Jones), 933; benign cysts in long bones (R. annual meeting, 1389; prevention of con- loug bones, 933 Jones and D. Morgan). 933; mercury in sumption, 1328; Royal College of Sur- JONES, T. C. LITTLER: Suppurative chole- modern therapeutics (Wmin. Carter), 931; geons in Ireland, annual meeting, 1389; cystitis, 933 lymphatic leukaemia (Dr. Warrington), fete at Queen's College, Belfast, 1390: JONES. W. BLACK, appointed J.P. for 1irecon- 934; cortical development J. Slhaw Bolton Queen's College, Cork, retirement of Pro- slhire, 823 and George A. Watson), 934: clhronic sup- fessor Charles, 1390; testimonial to Pro- JONES, W. E. Case of scurvy occurring in a purative otitis miiedia (E. M. Stockdale), fessor Charles, 1454; Royal Sanitary Insti- diabetic, 197 1057: three unusual cases of empyema tuite, 1513; Mater Infirmorum Hospital, Jordan, bottled water of, 180

KEAY, J. H.: Hospitals and clubs, 717. 962 Lady doctor, the first, 952 Parliamentary session, 96; general medidal KEBN, WILLIAM WILLIAMS (Editor): Surgery, Lady and the lrynx, 416 inspection of scllools 97, b82; research in its Princi le8 and Practice, rev., 754 Laevulose in diabetes, 239 tropical medicine, 17-; trypsin treatment KEETLEY, C. B.: Prevention of Carcer and its LAFFAN. THoMAs: The apprenticeship system, of cancer, 158: the new Advisory Board, relation to that of some other Diseases and 176, 476; union hospitals and the training 159 ; cancer problems, 217,1446; note on 281- Calamities, rev., 1189 of midwives, 1517 Star Chamber of Sur&ery, 218; teeth. of Keighley, health of, 833; the guardians and LA-GARDE, Dr.: La Prothose par le8injections de school children, 275; Irish university ques- their public vaccinators, 899, 1330 Paraffin, rev., 1308 tion, 276; professional misconduct and the KELLOCK. T. H.: Excision of shoulder-joint, LAIRD, J. N.: Dracontiasis, 356 law, 276: Royal Commission on nuber- new method, 499 LAKING, Sir FRANCIS: " Honourable augu- culosis, 330 tuberculosis in school chil- KELLY, A. 0. J. (Editor): International Clinics, mentation " to arms granted to, 893 dren, 331 reports in the SUIFPLEMENT, 398; rev., 634 Lamarck, proposed statue to, 91 nomenclature of synthetic medicines, 398 ; KELLY, E. H., appointed J.P. for county of LAiB, Dr.: Spontaneous cure of empyema of mental prophylaxis in childhood, 399; anti- Lanark, 946 antrum, 625 vaccination in the Commons, 457; sanitary KELLY, HOWARD: O,erative Gynaeculogy, rev., LAMBELLE, F. W.: Trypsin in cancer, 113 education of the army, 458; Vivisection 754 Lambeth Poor-law School, 832 Commission, 517; the territorial army and KELSCH, M.: Recent vaccinations in Paris, LAMBKIN, Brevet-Colonel J. J., appointed its medical corps, 518; epidemic cerebro- 837 lecturer in syphilology at Royal Army spinal meningitis, 518; medical supervision KEMP, W. Rous: Deafness in myxoedema, Medical College, 103 of schools, 682; kala-azar, 583; the latest 375 Lancashire, notes from, 48, 341, 408, 529, 1020, antivivisectionist invention, 583; teaching KENBALY, ARABELLA: Evidence of before 1087, 1330; cancer research at Manchester, and examination, 564; prophet of quackery, Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1370 48; a fructifying example (reduction of 644; morbid pleasure, 645; an example 1429; a correction, 1433 infant mortalitry at Eccles), 48; Midwives' and an appeal, 703; cancer cures, 703; KENDALL, HERBERT W., obituary notice of, Protection Association, 49; David Lewis security of tenure for medical officers, 761; 55 epileptic colony 341: Lancashire and alcohol and insanity, 761; tubercle bacillus KENNEDY, ROBERT: Regeneration of nerves, Cheshire Society or Permanent Care of the in milk, 763; debt of surgery to Lister, 824 ; 1396 Feeble-minded, 341; infant life protection, the Charter, 825, 1377 ; Unilversity of London KER, C. B.: Intubation of larynx. 1122 341; gratuitous attack on Poor-law medical and medical education, 891; mind and the KERIN, R. C. B.: Standardof medical degrees officers, 408, 529; police, public, and medical brain, 891; ophthalmic quacks in Amei ica, of the University of London, 906 profession, 409; infant mortality in Wigan, 892; alleged increase of insanity, 947: some KERN, BERTHOLD: Das Wesen des mensch- 1020; fool poisoning in Wigan, 1087; Sir recent research work on anaesthetics, 948; lichen Seelen- und Geistes leben als Grundriss Rubert Boyce, 1330; Liverpool Port bani- shifting the income-tax burden, 1010; civil einer Philosophie des Denkens, rev.. 873 tary Medical Officer's report, 1330 ambulances in Germany, 1011, insurance KEVERN, G. TRAVERS: Therapeutic use for Lancashire and Cheshire Branch. election for medical practitioners, 1077; humours gall stones, 604 to the Central Council of the Association, of antivivisectionism, 1078; matters for KIDD, Miss B. E.: Humours of antivivi- 780 -discussion by the Divisions, 1079; liability sectionism, 1200 Lancashire Inebriates Reformatory report, of medical men under the Workmen's KIDD, PERCY: Late Dr. Schorktein and medi- 1374 Compensation Act, 1136; experimental cal education, 535 LANCASHIRF, G. H.: Tuberculous skin dis- investigation of cerebro-spinal fever, 1137 ; Kidney, congenital absence of one, 912 eases, 1059 Royal Society conversazione, 1137; pharm- Kidney, action of pituitary extracts upon, LANDON, ETHEL, reports case of Caesarean acology and experimental research, 1203; 461 section complicated by round worms, 200 anthropometry of the insane, 1204 charters, "Kidney, operations on," 599, 659 LANE, Brigade-Surgeon BENJAMIN, obituary of medical ethics, 1262; a hopeless cause, Kidneys in obstructive suppression of urine notice of, 1520 1263: demonology and disease, 1264; debate (Mr. Gamiigee), 1120 LANE, W. ARBUTENOT: Operative treatment on the Vaccination Bill, 1318; fashion and "Kill dying consumptives," 1380 of fractures, 1037 pbysic, 1319: problems of medical educa- KILVINGTON, BASIL: Regeneration of nerves LANGE, F.: Degeneration in Families, rev., tion, 1378; teaching of midwifery, 1378; with regard to surgical treatment of certain 1243 General Medical Council and the Associa- paralyses, 988 LANGMEAD, Dr. : Association of tetanY with tion, 1445- another cancer ' boom," 1446 ; KING, ARTHUR: Influence of an excessive dilatation of large intestine in children, healing silence, 1502: small holdings and meat diet on fertility, 1029 141 national physique, 1503; King Edward's KING, COLIN: Rupture of right bronchus by Language, international, 270, 327 Hospital Fund for London, 1£04: medical iDjury, 1238 LANNELONGUE, Professor: Urinary toxicity men and the Workmen's Compensation Act, King, honour from. See Honour in appendicitis, 1332 1655; vital statistics of ten years, 1555; King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund LAQUER, B.: Die Trunksucht und Ihre Abwehr. sleeping sickness conference, 1556 KING, JAS. W.: Deafness in myxoedema, 562 Beitrdge zum gegenwdrt?gen Stande der alko- League, antituberculosis, in America, 946 Kingston Barracks, drainage at, 1387 holfrage, rev., 1124 League against death, 1143 KINSEY, R. H.: Ethical aspects of medical Larval characters in the classification of mos- Leathes, J. B., case of sulphaemoglobinaemia, consultation, 534 quitos, 228 564 KINSEY-MORGAN, A.: Influence of rainy Laryngeal cancer. See Cancer Lecture, Hunterian, 248 winds on plithisis, 346 Laryngeal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Lectures, the Ingleby, 1271 KIRBY, E. D.: Charter and the Constitution, Laryngological Association. See Association Lectures, James Watson, 789 1214 Laryngological Society. See Society Lectures at the London Colleges, 224 KITT, TE.: Textbook of Comparative General Laryngoscopy, moustache clip for, 942 Lectures, the Lumleian, 622. 682. 742 Pathology for Practitioners and Students of Laryngotomy. preliminary (J. W. Bond), 7; Lectures, the Milroy, 427, 490, 557 Veterinary Medicine, rev., 939 (Henry T. Butlin), 7; correspondence on, Lectures, the Morison, 636 KJER-PETERSEN, R.: Uber die numerischen 175 Lectures, Oliver-Sharpey, 1041, 1111 Verhdltnisse der Leukocyten der Lungentuber- Larynx, partial dislocation of (Harold Lecturers on surgery at St. Bas tholomew's kulose, rev., 631 Walker), 78; correspondence on, 356 Hospital, 1731-1906 (D'Arcy Power), 211 KLAUSSNER, F.: Ueber das psychische Verhal- Larynx. epithelioma of, in a young man Leeds, notes from, 50, 168, 285, 341, 528. 1565; ten des Arztes und Patienter vor, bei und nach (Harold Barwell), 1236 the General Infirmary, retirement of W. H. der Operation, rev., 146 Larynx, intubation of (C. B. Ker), 1122 Brown, r0, 285; the Public Dispensary, 50: KLEIN, E.: Studies in the Bacteriology and LkST, T. CLIFFORD: Eggs in tlle diet of in- Association for Prevention and Cure of Etiology of Oriental Plague, rev., 691 fants, IP73 Tuberculosis, 50; low death-rates, 168; Knife for enucleating large tonsils, 1308 Lasting cure, a, 416 adulteration of food. 168; the snowfall and KNOPF, Dr., and the killing of dying con- Lateral curvature, unnoticed (W. F. Sommer- the unemployed, 168; University Court sumptives, 1380 ville), 1238 dinner, 168; work of the West Riding Kiqo¶rr, JOHN: Letter from Charles Lever, Latest antivivisectionist invention. See Anti- County Council, 168 ; dinner of the Court of 270 vivisectionist the University, 341, Hospital for Women KOCH, Professor, on sleeping sickness, 152; LAiHAM, ARTHUR: Proposed union of medical and Children, 342; distribution of the Hos- jubilee of the tubercle bacillus, 775 societies, 54, 412; union of medical societies, pital Sunday Fund, 342: prosecution for the KOENIG, FRANZ: Die Tullerculose der men- 1391 sale of unlabelled margarine and watered schlichen Gelenke, sowie der Brutstwand und LATIMER, H. A.: Charter and future of the milk, 342; afforestation of Washburn area, der Schddels, rev., 321 Association, 1149 528; Workpeople's Hospital Fund, 528; por- KOENIGSBERGER, LEO: Hermann von Helm- LAw, S. HORACs: Leontiasis ossea, 263 traits :of Professor T. Clifford Allbutt and holtz, rev., 83 Law as to removal of house refuse. See Mr. T. Pridgin Teale, 1565; post-tgraduate KOPKE AYRES: Treatimient of sleeping sick- House course at Leeds Public Dispensary, 1565 ness by atoxyl, 281 LAWRIE, EDWARD: Delayed chloroform Leeds, sanatorium treatment of phthisis in, poisoning, 781 : alleged action of chloroform 591 on the heart, 1030 Leeds University. See University. See also LAWSON, ARNOLD: Streptococcie infection of West Yorkshire conjunctiva, 318 LEES, DAvID: Administration of salicylates, LAWSON, DAVID: Danger of the sanatorium, 814 L. 471 LEFAS, E.: La Technique Hieto-Bacteriologique LAYET, ALEXANDRE: Hvgiene et Colonisation. Moderne, rev., 1307 LA FRENAIS. See FRENAIS La santet des Europ9ene entre des tropiques, LE FUR, R.: Maladies des Organes Genito- Laboratories. radium in Paris, demonstra- rev., 504 Urinaires de l'Homme et de la Femme, rev., tion in, 1554 LAZARUS-BARLOW, W. S.: Diagnosis of endo- 1486 Laboratories, Wellcome Physiological Re- thelioma, 628; Archives oj Middlesex Hospital, Legal authority of the General Medical search, 1135 rev., 634 Council, 1504 Laboratory of Patlhology and Public Health, LEACH, E.: Salicylism and epistaxis, 931 Legal interpretation of professional miscon- status of, 1463 LEACH, ERNEST: Acute pelvic abscess fol- duct, 1447 Laboratory of the Royal Colleges, Edinburgh, lowed by acute obstruction, 1050 Leicester Division and Lutterworth guar- 406 LEACH, JOHN COMYNS, obituary notice of, dians, 764 Labour legislation, 1207 1033 Leicester, notes from, 529 ; new ward block Labour, heart disease in relation to (G. F. Lead and arsenic in tartaric acid, citric acid, at the infirmary, 529 Blacker), 1225 and cream of tartar, 1139 LEIPER, R. T.: Etiology and prophylaxis Labour, obstructed, due to osteo-sarcoma of Lead poisoning, "enterospasm" caused by of dracontiasis, 129 distribution of the pelvis (M. B. Ray), 191 (Horace R. Wilson), 1054 "American " hook worm, 683; two new Lacrymal bone, fracture of, with perforation Lead poisoning, factory inspectors and, 1017; genera of nematodes occasionally parasitic of lacrymal sac (C. Marsh Beadnell), 1054 at the dockyards 1085 in man, 1296 Lacrymal obstruction, treatment of (J. Leading Articles, 35. 96, 157. 217, 275, 330, 398, LEiSHMAN, Lieutenant-Colonel W. B.: Herbert Parsons), 417 457, 517, 582, 644, 703,761,891,947, 1010,1077,1136, Observations on the spirocha.etes of Lacrymal sac in the economy of vision 1203,1262,1318, 1377, 1445, 1502 1555; the Asso- relapsing fever and tick fever, 686; (J. Jameson Evans), 419 ciation and the Fund Bill. 35; syphilis and typhoid inoculation in the army, 686 Lactation, influonce of an excessive meat diet marriage, 35; public health service of Eng- Leisbman-Donovan body, extria-corporeal on (B. P. Watson), 193 land and Wales, 36; medical aspects of the stages of Herpetomonas and, 1558 [ INDEX. T Bumaw I JUNB 29 I 907.] LMUDIC&L JouusL L I

Leith, school hygiene in, 445 North Britain in 1629, 515; tropical hygiene 1390; Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, 1391, Lsens and iris, traumatic expulsion of, fol- (Allan Stuart), 515; letter from Carlyle to 1511; prevention of Lospital abuse, 1511; lowed by uneventful healing without Edinburgh student, 515; Belgian Royal Maghull Epileptic Home, 1511; Samaritan treatment (Michael A. Teale), 375 Society of State Medicine prepared Hospital, 1511; phthisis and summer diar- health of Leontiasis ossea (S. Horace Law), 263 medical topography of the kingdom, 576; rhoea in, 1564' Bootle, 1564 ; noti- LEOPOLD, G.: Ueber ein sehr juages men8ch- J. A. Nixon gives an account of a new fication of anthrax, 1564 liches EL in s8its, rev., 756 of Guy de Chauliac, 577; Lord Lister's first Liverpool, housing of the working classes in LE PAGE, JOHN F.: Post-partum haemorrhage, paper on antiseptics, 642; Aberdeen quater- (E. W. Hope), 501 185, 470 centenary: Studies in Pathology, 642: death Liverpool Medical Institution. See Insti- Leper politicians, 78 of Dr. Corlieu, 642; real author of Sir John tution Lepers, the Robben Island, 170, 220; asylums de Mandeville's book, 701; real pioneer Liverpool Port Sanitary Medical Officer's of the mission to (in India), 228 humane treatment of insane (Juan Gilberto report, 1330 Liverpool, hygiene Leprosy, repression of, 220; in British Joffre), 701; Dr. John Aikman gives an school in, 92 Guiana, 410; intestinal origin of (H. Lech- anecdote of Lord Rayleigh, 701; some LIVERSEEGE, J. F.: annual report of public mere Clift), 931 account of the medical life of Oliver health of Birmingham, 1213 See Letters, notes, etc. See Notes Wendell Holmes, 759; announcement of Livingstone College. College 822; Llandaff, health report, 956 Leucocytes, digestive powers of (C. A. Bal- critical edition of Rabelais's works, lance), 143 dichotomy in France in 1693, 822; Jacob Llanelly rural district, 900 Lobar pneumonia. See Leucocytosis, remarkable, in a case of em- Wolff awarded £100 for recent work on Pneumonia pyema (reported E. L. Bunting), 1182 cancer research, 880; Sobotta's atlas, 880; Local anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia Leukaemla, lymphatic (R. J. M. life of Sir John Burdon-Sanderson, Local authorities and consumptives, 117; Buchanan), power of to a 81; Warrington), 934 Professor Gotch, 880; yellow journalism, close shop, 538 Leukaemia, splenic, complicated with gout 880- Proctologist, a new periodical, Local Government Board. See Board and albuminuria (George Parker), 1170 880: misspelling of names, 880; ac- LOCK, J. L.: Motor cars for practitioners, 664 LEVER, CHARLES note on 33, 270 count of Sir Michael Foster, 880; poem LOCK, R. H.: Recent Progress in the Study of LEVY, A. G.: Evaporation of chloroform on Lord Lister, by W. H. Henley, 941; Variation, Hereditary and Evolution, rev., during inhalation, 53 portrait of Professorvon Bergmann, 941; 1059 Lewis, sanitary condition of, 651 portrait group of Drs. Halsted, Kelly, Osler, LOcKWOOD, C. B.: Immed'ate microscopical Hopkins diagnosis of tumours during LEWIS, ARTHUR J. : Wandering spleen. 1237 and Welsh unveiled at Johns the course of 127 LEWIS, H. K., medical library and reading University, 941; proposed prize in memory operation, Locomotor ataxia with room, 702 of-Paul Julius Mobius, 941; the late Mr. tabetic foot (Arthur LEWIS, H. WOLSELEY: Increase of asylum Beecham of Beecham's pills, 941; "Ever- Lorton), 497 population, 1142 lastingPill," 941; old theses discovered Locomotor ataxy treated by flbrolysin (F. M. medical Pope), 1471 LEWIS, ROBBRT TRAVERS, obituary notice of, Montpellier, 941; busts of seven 115 celebrities for the University of Naples, Locum tenens, 1163, 1220 Locum tenens, payments of, LEWIS, THOMAS: Pulsus bisferiens. 918; 741; Edward Pellew, first Viscount Ex- 909, 1035, 1099, effects of respiration on the circulation, moutb, 1008; memoir of William Smith- 1220 .1093, 1217 Forbes, 1008; "Aesculapius in Ireland," Locum tenens, principal and, 1220 Locum tenent, obligation of, LEY, BERNARD, awarded Gilbert Blane 1008; epigram of Shirley Brooks on Sir 1398 medal, 600 James Paget, 1074; English Factories Locum tenents, insurance of 1522 LEYDEN, Professor von, made Acting Privy India: an early surgeon of John Company, LODGE, SAMUEL, death of, 1213; obituary Councdlor with title of " Excellency," 953; 1074; military surgery of the Middle Ages, inotice of, 1400 retirement of, 1554 1074; British Gynaecological Journal ceses Lodge contracts in Australia, 45 Liability for attendance on domestic ser- August, 1074; Glimpses of American Surgery, LOEB, Professor: Untersuchungenuber Kunts-

edi- liche Parthenogenese, rev., 321 vant, 57, 116 ; for attendance on employee, 1075; Imperial Gazetteer of India, new 178; of beekeepers, 1283 tion, 1075; Library of the College of Physi- LovFrHousE,Deputi Surgeon-General RIcHARD Dalton notice Liability of medical men under Workmen's cians, Philadelphia, 1075; Sir Joseph CHAPMAN, obituary of, 238 Compensation Act. See Act Hooker (a great Darwinian and his friends), LoMBROSO'S conversion to spiritualism, 385 London ambulance service. Libel by flattery, 102. 841 1132; JohnMapletoft, 1132; hygienic effects See Ambulance Liberia, malaria in, 878 of water drinking (Le Dr. Sangrado), 1132; London County Council. See Council in 1905, Licking thefingers, 972 poem on William Henry Drummond, 1132; London, health of, 98 Lie, a running, 830 proceedings of the Charaka Club, New York, London medical schools. See Medical

Bath London, concentration of Life Assurance Company, statistics of. 828 1201; John Feckenham and the preliminary medi- Life assurance and income tax. See Income waters, 1201: history of the Indian Medical cal studies in, 660 London, cost of Poor-law in, 769 Lifepolicies, medical examination and, 1164 Service, 1260; Dr. A. H. Ohmann-Dumesnil London, public health Ligation of renal vessels for cure of per- describes a statuette of reputed Aztec report for 1905, 210, 269 London, sistent urinary renalfistula (Major M. P. origin, 1260; John Halle's Historiall Ez- Sanitary Evolution oj, rev., 937 Holt), 1304 postulation against the Beastlye Abusers, London, schoolhygiene in, 92, 153, 271, 328 London School LIGERTWOOD, THOMAS: Trypsin in caner, Chi?urgie and Phy8sicke, 1260; oldbooks in of Tropical Medicine. See 720 the library of the East Sussex Medico- Tropical pre- London of Apothecaries Limerick, alleged bribery:at an election, 1021 Chirurgical Society, 1260: Dr. Charcot Society and Poor-law appointments,273 LND-AF-HAGEBY, Miss: Debate on vivi- sents his father's library to the Salpetriere. *" street in, section, 1255; leading article on, 1263; 1315; Three faces the Phisition hath," Loudon, accidents 1207, 1558 London University. annotation on, 1322; communication from 1315; Lady Mary Wortley Montague on See University " of, 783 re A Hopeless Cause," 1443 inoculation and small-pox, 1315; new London, ventilation workouses, inquests Lingfield Epileptic Colony, 1316 edition of Gui Patin's letters, 1375; Robert London at, 1387 LONG, SYDNEY H.: LNtNAEUS, bicentenary of, 1084 Reyburn's (of Washington)professional life, Refinement in the dia- gnosis of 1094 Lip, lower, epithelioma of (Mr. Gamgee), 497 1375; protocol of post-mortem examination phthisis, LONGCOPE, T. LSHMAN, FREDERICK: Orotava and the of Louis XIV, 1375; note on a vase repre- W. (Editor): International Public Health of Teneriffe, 476 senting the clinic of a Greek surgeon, 1434: Ctinics, rev., 1542 Longevity of athletes, 461 Lister Institute cursed by a clergyman, 397 state of medicine in Scotland at the time of Lord Mayor's Cripple Fund. LiSTER. Lord: 80th birthday of, 519, 764, 831, the Union. 1434: Osler's System ofMIledicine, See Fund Louis protocol of the 877, 940, 941, 1164; first paper on antiseptics, 1499; wigs and skulls, 1499; James Graham XIV post-mortem exami- nation the body of, 1375 642; and the evolution of wound treatment the quack, 1499; French Codex Medicamen- of Louis the Fourteenth's Irish (Sir Hector C. Cameron), 789 ; debt of sur- tarius, 1553; Medical Society of Athens and surgeon, 765 M.: Widal's reaction gery to (leading article), 824: poem on, 831, classical Greek medical nomenclature, 1653; LoUI8SON, after typhoid fever, 1183 941;congratulations from various bodies and Transactions of the Australasian Medical LOWE, GODFREY, elected corporations, 877, 940: portrait of, 1164; Congress, 1553; Mrs Sellar's recollections of honorary secretary of Automobile honorary freedom of City of London to be Dr. John Brown, 1553: Dr. William Maxwell, Lincolnshire Club, 329 Low's to the conferredoupon. 1269, 1379 the friend of Buirns, 1553 Handbook Charities of London, rev., Literary notes. 33, 91. 154, 214, 270, 327, 385, 453, LITTLE, E. GRAHAM: Concentration of pre- 1062 DAVID, obituary 515.576,642,701,759.822,880,941, 1008, 1074,1132, liminary medical studies in London, 660; LowsoN, notice of 721 ARTHUR: Locomotor 1201, 1260,1315, 1375, 1434, 1499, 1553; notices o; medical degrees of the University of Lon- LoXTON, aiaxia with foot, 497 new publications and new editions,33, 91,154, don, 1092 tabetic T. C.: 214, 270,327,385,453, 515 576, 642, 701, 822, 880, LiTTLE., FLETCHER, appointed J.P. for county LuCAS, Haffkine's antiplague vaccine, 941, 1074, 1201, 126,1337, 1434, 1499; Charles of London, 397 928 WILLIAM: Lever, 33, 270; proposed statue to Lamarck, LIT'LEJOHN, Sir Henry, presentation to, 653; LuCKETr, Paraffin in Surgery, rev., 91 ; fasciata discarded by Uuited annual report as M.O.H. for Edinburgh, 1308 Sfegomyia D.: States Bureau of Entomology for Stegomyia 1513 LUKE, THOMAs Local anaesthesia for ex- of teeth, 664 calopu991;therapeutic value of Baden waters Livaborn children, notification of. See Noti- traction in treatment of gout (Paul Roethlisberger), fication Lumbar puncture and vaccine injections in treatment of 91; oldest medical document in the Norse Liver cells, relation of to the blood cerebro-spinal meningitis (HectorMackenzie), 1407 language, 91; "Mugwmmp." 91; death of lymph channels, 102 Lumleian See Dr. Garat, 91; spelling, 154, 385; Mother malignant disease of, temperature lectures. Lectures Lifer, 843 Eddy. gospel of, 154: plague in Manchester (James W. Russell), 311 Lunacy certificates, 1510 in 1605, 155; prize founded in memory of Liver, acute yellow atrophy of (G. Blacker Lunacy Commissioners, in Egypt, 710 Edoardo Porro, 214; Revival " of homoeo- Morgan), 200 Lunacy of pathy, 214; naval and army medical officers Liverpool, notes from, 49, 108, 167, 282, 340, Lunatics, maintenance in workhouses, 956, 1144; in Ireland, 1510 and the publication of papers, 214 ; article 467,591, 772,833, 1390,1511,1564 report Lung abscess. See on sleeping-sickness written in Luganda, by the licensing justices, 49; Hospital Sun- Abscess of, 215; Festschrift in honour of Professor day,49 the Royal Infirmary, 108,167,340 uni- Lung, actinomycosis opsonic treatment of (Dr. Wynn), 1119 Bernhard Fraenkel, 270; delegation for versity clinical hospital's dinner,167, 282 Lung, foreign body in adoption of an international auxiliary firmary for children, new building, 167, 340; (reported by J. T. Moore), 315 language, 270; new lingua franca, 327; com- cancer research, 282; Royal Southern Hos- syphilis ofJ M. plel edition of ancient Greek medical pital, 409; honours at the Royal College Lung, (it. Buchanan), 318 at Poor- R writers, 327; Scottish students and the Physicians, 410: dispute Highfield LUNN, JoHN Achondroplasia, 11, 261; general of the study of medical history, 327; thera- law Infirmary, 4R7; International Congress paralysis insane in a boy, peutic properties of Ter'minalia chebula, in School Hygiene, 468; Samaritan Hospital, 378 Mr., in praise of, 327; Orfila, Tardieu, and Brouardel, 327; 468, 654; Stanley Hospital, 468, 654; School LuFToN, 1130. See also Antivivisection notice of publication of Swedenborg's of Tropical Medicine, proposed Dutton Heswall erythematosus, fatal case of works, 385; "split infinitives," 385; sur- Memorial Professorship, 591; Lupus (Sydney Short), 868 geon's apprentices at the HOtel Dieu in the County Hospital. 654 ; David Lewis Northern tuber- of long duration: eighteenth century, 385; Lombroso's con- Hospital, 654; control of pulmonary Lupus'vulgaris iodoform injections: rapid recovery version to spiritualism, 385; man with two culosis, 772, 834; ophthalmia neonatorum, (Thomas W. fathers, 453; history of pharmacy in the 833; Dental Hospital, 833; house fly as Dewar), 743 country Lupus vulgaris, eclectic olden time, 453; candidate for fauteuil in cause of summer diarrhoea, 956; treatment of (T. Goodwin Tomkinson), 1535 French Academy, 515; table manners in hospital for chronic diseases of chldrend, Thu BxITIsa1 30 ISIDICAL JOURNALJ INDEX. FJUNE 29,. 19C7 Lutterworth Guardians and Leicester MCVAIL, J. C.: Appreciation of Sir Michael MASSON, Dr.: Intratraclheal injectioDs, 1184 Division, 764 Foster, 351; begins duties as medical MASTERS,. MAXWELL TYLDEN, obituary Lymphadenoma in a boy of 14 (Professors investigator of Poor law medical relief, notice of, 1401 Stockman and Muir), 815 953 Mastoid operation, modification of the LYONS, EDWARD: Au experience with MCWALTER, J. C.: Physicians and private radical, 1395 verona], 259 lhoiiie companies, 1460 Match, a phosphorus-free. 706 MCWEENEY, Professor : Uneiniaria duo- Aatelles, prohibition of white phosphorus in denalis from St. Vincent, W.I., 262: elected the manufacture of, in Germany, 230 Fellow Royal SaDitary Institute, 1554 Mathematics and mosquitos, 100 MACWILLIAM, Professor: D)iscussion on the Matrimonial sterilization, 1268 pancreas, 814 Matters for discussion by the Divisions (lead- Madeira, concession, 337 ing article), 1079 M. Maghull Epileptic Homle, 1511 MAUCHAMP, PIERRE BENOIT EMILE, obituary Magistrate and doctor, 40 notice of, 785; memorial to. 883 M.D.Cambridge, 604 Magistrates, medical See Medical Mauritius. plague in, 94, 273, 455, 642, 878,1075, M.O.H.and J.P., 1457 Magistrates and vaccination. 898 1261, 1317 MACALISTER, DONALD, appointed Principal of MAGNUS, HuU;o, obituary notice of, 1096 MAVROYENI, APOSTOLOS, died at age of 111, Glasgow University, 329, 401, 407; diunne to, MAHON, R. B, reports case of otitis media 156 1383, 1444; convalescent home of Adden- purulenta with repeated rigors, opera- MAXWELL, WILLIAM, the friend of Robert. brooke's Hospital, Cambridge, 1334 tion, recovery, 80 Burns, 1553 MAcALISTER, J. Y. W.; Revision of draft MARY, F. C. DE, death of, 254 May-Gruenwald's solution, 603 Cliarter of BritishMedical Association, 961 MIAKINS, G. H. : Case of cellulitis, 926; anti- MAYLARD, A. ERNEST: Abdominal Pain, its MACBETH, Brigade-Surgeon hIUGH MACKAY, colon bacillus serum, 933 Causes and C'linical Siqnificance, rev., 146; obituary notice of, 661 MALABRE, P. 0.: Case of bullet wouind, 17 simple colonic adhesions a caase of inter- M'CoNAGHEY, Coloniel JOHN, obituary notice Malaria in Tunis. 9i; in Panama., 401; paper mittent attacks of abdominal pains, 484 of,785 on (J. Lloyd Roberts), 687; iu Liberia, 878 MAYNARD, CRO0FTON, death of, 1b12 McConkey's bile-salt neutral red medium Malaria, casting up accounts in connexion MEARS, F. C.: Ethical aspects of medical (F. W. andrewes), 143 witlh, 719 consultation, 534, 658 MacConkey's mediulm, 119 Malaria, congenital (R. U. Moffat), 1054; Measles, infection of transmitted by letter MACDONALD, D4JNALD JAMES, obituary notice correspondence on, 1396 (tAughes R. Davies), 1480 of, 1401 Malaria. dangers of, 1450 Measles, mortal-ty. complications, and MCDONALD, ELIZABETH: Uterineha3morrhage MALCOLMI, J. D.: Conidition of the blood sequelae of (A. J. Sharp), 144 and arterio-3clerosis, 142 vessels during shock, 377; removal of cervix Meat diet, influence of an excessive on fer- MACDONALD, GEORGE ALrARDICE, receives in lhysterectomny, 870 tility and lactation (B. P. XVatson), 193; cor- permission to accept order (f Third Class Maldon rural district, 968 respondence on, 1029,1153 of Brilliant Star of Zanzibar, 1554 Malignant disease, intra-abdominal, dissemi- Meat, fresh and frozen, 1403 MACDONALD, JAMES: neport as M.O.R. for nation of by means of the lymphatics and Meat, origin of, consumed in England, 1144 Inverness-sh1ire, 1451 thoracic duct (W. Mitchell Stevens), 306 Meat inspection in Scotland, 592; in Wales. MAcDONALD, J. HOGG: Physio-psychology of Malignant disease of liver and bile passages, 774 hallucinations, 689 temperature in (James W. Russell), 311 Meat, tinned, 1453 McDONALD, STUART: Acute cerebro-spinal Malignant growvths, removal of from naso- Meatus. See Auditory canal meningitis, 378 pharynx (e'rederic Eve), 485, 500 Mediastinal growth (Walter Jordan), 1120 M'ELDOWNEY, W. P.: Remarks on a case of Malignant growths, papain in (C. W. Branch), Mediastinal tumours. See Tumours severe compound fracture of skull: re- 135. See also Cancer Medical aid and self-help, 1457 covery, 1045 MALIM, J. W.: Treatment of birthl asphyxia, Medica'AnnteIal, rev., 818 MACEWEN, Sir WILLIAM: Role of the various 1363 Medical aspects of the parliamentary session, elements in the developnicnt and regenera- MALING. WV. H.: Uterine haemorrhage and 96 tion of bone, 1479 ovarian disease, 1480 Medical attendance on coastguards. 769 MACFADYEN, ALLAN, obituary notice of, 601 Malta fever. See Fever Medical benevolent societies. See Societies McFARLANE, C. J.: Internal uretlhotomiiy, MamrLali, haemogregarine parasites of, 172 Medical case of volunteer forces. See Volun- 1524 Man, albinism in. See Albinism teer McGAVIN, LAWRIE: Filigree implantation, Man with two fatlhers, 453 Medical centenarian, 156 933, 1056 Man, twvo new genera of nematodes occasion- Medical certificates, for school children (See McGILLIVRAY, ANGUS: Opaquie capsule, 1366 ally parasitic in (Rober-t T. Leiper , 1296 School); under Workmen's Compensation MACINTOSH, A. W.: Myaasthenia gravis, 564 Man, observations of the parathyroids and Act (See Act); under Employers' Liability- McIvER, LEwIS: Late Dr. Schorstein and accessory thyroids in (David Forsy_th), 372, Act (See Act) medical education, 535 438; influence of increased barometric Medical charities, abuse of, 1518, 1572 MACKAY, ERNEST C.: Achondroplasia. 11 pressure on, saturation of the tissue fliids Medical clharities, bequests to. See Bequests MACKAY IAN DONAID, and his water rate, with nitrogen (M. Greenwood, jun.), 373: Medical charity, byivays of, 827 1561 structure and secretion of aratahyroid Medical charity and sickn,ess assurance. See MAcKIE, F. PERCIVAL: Unsuccessful attempt glands in (David Forsyth), 1177 AsRuranee to convey kala-azar to animals, 363 Man. rumination in (E. M. Brockbank), 421, Medical consuiltation, etlhical aspects of, 531, M'KEE, Lieutenant-Colonel GFEeARD.MACKLIN 1217: (J. Grant Millar), 1053; (A. C. L. 657, 718, 776, 838, 843, 963, 1028, 1093, 1154, 1216, ECCLES, obituary notice of, 785 La Frenais), 1480 1394 MACKEITH, A. A.: Public and private vaccina- Man, sterility in (Arthur Cooper), 1118 Medical Defence Union, annual meeting, tion, 1094 Manclhester. notes from, 108, 713, 900. 1511, 1259, 1266 MCKENDRICK, ARCHIBALD: Cause of cervix 1564; Salford, Poor-law Hospital, 108; cost Medical degrees of London. SeeUniversity in a nulliparous woman, 139 of pauper lunatics, 713; medical men and Medical "diplomacies," 12J McKENZIE, DAN: obstruction of t5e the police, 713, 900 ; increased hospital Medical document, oldest in the Norse oesophagus, 494 accommodation, 1511: hospital abuse in language, 91 MACKENZIE, ERNEST, appointed J.P. for Manchester, 1564; Dr. Bazlev's case, 1564 Medical education, and the examination county of Stafford, 760 Manclhester. cancer research at, 48 plague in, fetish, 578; leading article on, 534, 1378; and MACKENZIE, HECTOR: Case of cerebro-spinal in 1605. 155 London University, 891 meningitis or spotted fever treated by lum- Manchester University. Sre University Medical education of the public, 279 bar puncture and vaccine injections, wvith Manchester University Lodge, proposed, 912 Medical education, Dr. Schorstein and. See recovery, 1407 MANDEVILLE, Sir JOHN, real author of hiis Schorstein MACKENZIE, J.: Venous pulke, 112 book, 701 Medical education in Scotland, 103 MACKENZIE, JOHN M. * Possible source of Maniacal chorea. See Clhorea Medical examination and life policies, 1164 diphtheria in sebools," 659 MANN, GUILLER3MO, cllarged by Chilian Medical excursions, international, 156 MACKENZIE, STEPHEN: Late LEr. Schorstein Government with a mission to United Medical fees. See Fees and medical education, 535 States and Europe, 397 Medical Freedom, People's League of, 41 McKEowN, DAVID, obituary notice of, 176 MANN, J. DIXON: Cor triloculare biatriatum, Medical Indemnity Assurance Company. See MACKINNA. JOHN: Anotlher formn of lhospital 614 Assurance abuse: a disclaimer, 1516 MANTON, W. P.: The Medicaf Epitome Series: Medical inspection of schools. See Schools MACLAREN, RODJeRICK: Removal of enlarged Obstetrics, rev., 693 Medical Institute, Birmingham, 773 tonsils, 680 MAP1.ETOFT, JOHN: 1132 Medical law and limited companies, 783 MACLEAN, EW .N J.: Central emergeacy fund MARESCRAL. See Marshall, George Medical law reform, prospects of, 59.9; and and South Wales dispute. 716 MARFORT', J. E.: Maneeal Pratique deMassaqe quackery. See Quackery MCLEAN, HUGH: Discussion on the pan- ft de Gymnastiquze M6dicale Suedoise, rev., Medical legislation in Austria, 402 creas, 814; causes and significance of cer- 939 Medical magistrates, 34, 94, 156, 216. 274, 329, tain ambiguous reactions obtained in Margate as a healtlh resort, 1009 397, 456, 516, 763, 823, 964, 1009, 1076, 1501; W. M. testing urine for sugar, 1471 Marine climates in tuberculosis (WVilliam Morison, 34; J. H. Crondall, 34- Bodericlk MACLEAN, J.: Monster labour impeded by Ewart), 986, 994 Reid MacNicol, 94; Lachlan Grant, 94; R. bulky fetal body. 436 Marriage certiflcates and medical relief. 769 Eardley-Wilmot, 156; A. Vaughan Bernays, MACLENNAN, ALEX.: Palpation of the um- Marriage and syphilis (leading article), 35 156; J. Furneaux Jordan, 216; Alfred Cox, bilieal cord in utero, 1036 MARRINER, W. H. L.: Twelve months with a 274, B. Walker, 274: William Wynn West- MACLEOD, J. M. H.: X-ray treatment of ring- motor car, 454 cott, 329; Fletcher Little, 397; H±. Langley vorm of the scalp, 1298 MARSHALL, C. F. : Tennis elbow, 599; treat- Browne, 456; Fred. W. Salter, 616; Erniest MACLEOD, Colonel KENNETH: Appreciation ment of syphilis, 1030; Syphilology and Mackenzie, 760; W. Black Jones, 823; Alfred of Sir Joseph Fayrer, 1340 Venereazl Disease, rev., 1485 'F. Carter, 823; E. H. Kelly, 946: W. Robbh MCMULLEN, JOHN: TreatmeLt of tubercu- MARSHALL (or MARiSCHAL), GEORGE, surgeon 1009: M. J. McQuoid, 1076; D. Livingstone losis, 1036 to Louis XIV, 765, 822 Davies, 1i01; D. F. Walker. 1501 MACMUNN, JAMFS: Radical cure of uretlhral MARTIN, J. SACKVILLE, reports c3se of com- Medical members of L.C.C., 580 stricture by internal uretlhrotomy, 1412, plete separation of rectum from anuis, 1424 Medical members of Parliament, in Belgium, 1580 MARTIN, W.: Hospitals and clubs, 963 34; in Russia, 643 MCNAB, A. A.: Public vaccination, 232; MARTYN, H. S.: Case of premature birtlh of Medical men and the police, 713,900; and thze office of public vaccinator, 471 tvins. 623 insurance of employees, 1016 ; and the MCNAMARA, J.; An old election bill,'972 MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS, prints and pictures Wolkmen's Compensation Act. See Act MACNICOL, RODERICK REID, appointed J.P. illustrative of the life of, 100 Medical men called in to assist midwives, for Argyllshire, 94 Massachusetts. cremation in, 216: Christian payment of, 823, 1548 M&CORHIACK, T. G., obituary notice of, 238 science in, 355: proposal to provide nurses MJedical millennium, 101 MACPHAIL, JOHN M.: Muscular spasm nuder for scllools, 643 Medical mountaineer, 80 anaes1hlleia, 1362 Massage and movemcnt in fractures (C. W. Medical Museums Association. See Associa- lICQUoID, M. J., appointed J.P. for County of Cathlcart), 1481 tion Cavan, 1076 Massage, review of books on, 9'19 Medical nisht service in Paris, 646 MACREADY, JONATHAN F. C. IT., obituary MASSELON, RENf,: La Afleanc lie, Elude Midi- Medical officer and hiis arms. 950 notice of, 1161 cale et Psychologique, rev., 443 Medical oficer, re-election of a, 48 INDEX. r THR BRITISH JURA 29, 1907.1 L MR'DICAL JOURNAL 21

Medical officers, district, fortnightlv returns salts, 756; thyroidectin, 756; charcoal by limited liability companies, 1220; to guardians by, 179; extra fees of, 272; fee biscuits. 879 the formates in medi- principal and locum tenens, 1220 ; question of, for attendance on patieDt at common cine, 879; Vivaq wvater, 1063; diethyl- of fees (Mr. C. H. Fagge), 1282; coroner on lodging house, 473; duties of, 1035 barbituniic acid (diethyl-malonyl-urea), quacks, 1283; bee-keepers' liabilities, 1283: Medical officers of hiealth and tlleir profes- 1033; cider and perry, 1253; phos- lees fol anaesthetics, 1342; medical report sional colleagues, 57 phite of e-eosote, 1263; Bensaorp's royal to enmployers. 1342; motor cars and water- Medical officers of health, reports of, 1098, Dutch cocoa. 1253 rate, 1342, 13f8; instrum-lents and drugs ill 1221 Medicine and the "Bar," 1269 purchlase of partnership, 1342; partners Medical officers of lhea:th to rural districts, Medicine, debt of to lreland, 170, 226 and holidays, 1342; principal and assistant, 119, 179, 238 Medicine, economic problems in. See 1342: coroner and mnedical fees, 1342 * title Medical officers of health and sanitary in- Economic of ' Dr." and multiple doorplates, 1398; spectors, 1221 Medicine, fashion In. 113, 240 obligations of locum tenent, 1398; co-opera- Medical officers, security of fenure of (leading Medicines, formates in, 879 tion witli an unqualified person, 1398; pro- article), 761. Se- also Bill Medicine of the future, 333; correspondence fessional misconduct, 1398; unqualified Medical officers of workhouse infirmaries and on. 411, 536 practiec, 13'8; valuation of practice, 1398. inquest fees, 57 Medicine, application of hypnotism to, 1464, 1463, 1574; notification fees, 1398; account Medical officership to the embassy of Tokic, 1524 books in sale of practice, 13&8; Work- 1085 Medicine in Tndia, British, 1245 men's Compensation Act, 1398; public con- Medical officers at embassiC3 and consulates, M edicine and the lay press: a protest, 53, 114, veniencc and private house, 1398; advertis- 1453 176. 347 ing by dentists, 1462; Provident Medical Medicalorganization in Canada. See Organiza- Medicine and the Maccabeans, 1267 Association, 1462; a protest, 1462: compen- tion Medicine and milk, S85 sation for accident to maternity nurse. Medical papers, abstracts of in the lay press, Medicine, review of books on, 24, 939, 1039, 1463; status of a laboratory of pathology 1523 1541 and public hcalth, 1463; a naive propobi- MIedical practice by companies, 1084, 1387 Medicine, trade of, 1031 tion, 1521; Friendly Societies and bouc- Medical practice in tlle United States. 830 Medicine, patent, Inland Revanue returns, setters, 1521: hospital staffs and claims for Medical practitioners, insurance for, 1077 209 compensation by wvorkmen, 1521; lill v. Meaical profession, responsibility or, to- Mledicines, patent, F. J. Waldo oD, 34; in Clifford, 1521 ; sc:arlet fever and milk. 1522: wards the public, 37; in Austria, 132; num- Sydney, 44; in Canada. 835 ; wills of vendors Workmen's Coimipensation Act and tlie ber of medical men in Russia imprisoned of. 268 See also Quack medical profession. 1522: insurance cf for alleged political offence3, 155; in (er- Medico-Chlii'urlgical Society. Soe Society locum teneots, 1522 ; lhospital expenses, 123 ; many, 230; in new German Ieiclistag, 446; Medico-legal cases in Canada, 109 abstracts of medical papers in thje lay prcss, and tlle Jamaica earthscuake, 1012; and the Medico-legal and medico-ethlical, 56. 116, 1523; inquest fees at Poor-law infirmaries, Workmen's Compensation Act, 1522 178, 235, 294, 354, 415. 474, 38, 603, 662, 723, 1523; the Peculiar People, 1574; medical Medical progress in Persia, 103; coirespond- 782. 843, 909, 968, 1035, 1099, 1162, 1220, fees at iuquests, 1574; illness of assistant, ence on, 660 1282,:1342, 1398, 1462, 1521, 1574; prevention 1574; fees of medical witnesses, 1574 Medical referees under Workmen's Compen- of corruption, 56; professional secrecy, MEEK. 11. Dislocation of spleen with sation Act. See Act 5S, 178, 237, 354, 415: case of the rail- torsioni of pedicle complicating preg- Medical referees and workers' sanatoriums. way signalman, 56, 178; medical officers nancy, 928 See Sanatoriums of workhouse infirmaries and inquest fees MEEK, V% 0.: Rare variety of cardiac Medical Register, 1907, rev., 633 57; giving of anaesthetics for unregistered degeneration, 1123 Medicae Register, restoring Dames to, 237 practitioners, 57, 236: medieal titles, 57; MEHARILY, W. J.: Clhronic sneezing, 663 Medical reports to employers, 1342 liability for attendance on domestic MEINERT, Dr. ERC Drink in Germany, 1507 Medical research, the Association and, 657 servant, 57, 116; contracts not to practise, Meiniugen, loctures on hygiene to parents Medical research prize at OKford, 649 57, 237, 909, 1099; negotiations for sale of instituted at, 1186 Medical saint, a new, 604, 664, 829 practice, 57; ownersnip of negatives, 57; MELVILLE, Lieutcnaut-Coloncl C. H., elected Medical schools in China, new, 823 medical officers of lhealth and their pr-of es- Fellow of the Royal Sanitary Iustitutc, Medical sclhools. London, present crisis in sional colleagues, 57; coroners and in- 1554 the history of, 888,1012. See also University, quests, 116; secret commissions, 116; pre- Memberslhip of the Association. See Associa- London scribingf chemists, 116, 783; arrangements tion Medical sclools, London, registration returns on deatlh of partner, 178; newspaper re- Memoranda. 17, 78, 138, 198, 259. 313 374, 435. 494, of, 1100 ports of surgical operations, 178; appor- 5f 2, 623. 683, 743, 810. 866 931. 900, 1053, 1118, Medical Sickness and Accident Society. See tionment of partnershlip charges, 178; 1181,1237.1331.1362. 1423,1479. 1136; filaria in Society school exemption certifieates in Scotland, birds ( F. Wyville Tlhomsoo), 17; case of bul-et Medical societies, uinion of. See Societies 178; liability for attendance on employee, wound (1P. 0. Idalabre), 17; pythogenue Medical Society. See Society 178; action as to sale of practice, 235; pneumonia (i. Freeth). 17; treatme"it of Medical students, education of in England, receipt stamps, 236; unregistered practi- tetanuis ('. W. Gange). 78; partial disloca- 1153 tioner, 236, 415: the Transatlantic quack, tion of larynx (HaroldWalker), 78; case of Medical students, future work of, 225 236 hepatic eirrhosis and loss of siglat, 236; peliosis rheuimatica (Af. W. W. Williams), Medical students at the Germnan uiniversities, infectious cases and midwiferypractice, 237; 79; yellow fever in the chimpanzee (H. 355; in the United States, 690; in Austria, restoring names to the Medical Register, Wolferstan Thomas), 138; note on the 1075; in France, 1084 237; supersession, 237, 35X, 843. 11t2; eir- nucleus of trypanosomes (Ronald Ros Medical students and organized gymnastic culars to patients, 237, 969; obligations of and J. IC. S. Moore), 138; obstruction of tnoe training, 780, 842 an anaesthetist, 237; obligations of a sub- oesophagus (H. E. Davison), 138, (D)an Medical studies in London, concentration of stitute, 237; Clifford v. Timms, 294; emer- McKenzie), 494; atresia vaginae in a married preliminary, c60 gency call, 295; advertising by a club, 295; woman (Albert Henderson), 138; sprain.s Medical and surgical appliances. 25, 87, 149 fees froiii hospital patients, 293; interfer- and their conse(luenees (John Allan), 139, 208, 2E8, 323, 384, 444, b72, 634, 941, 1000, ence witlh other men's patients, 295, 415; (A. F. Shoyer), 810; cancer of cervix in 1033, 1126, 1253, 1308, 1428, 1488, 1542; im- ex-locum tenens and police court fee, 295; a nulliparous woman (Alexander McKen- proved gastro-ent6rostomy clamp, 25; anaesthesia before the law, 354: recom- drick), 139; primary diphtheria of external modifled artery forceps, 87 modified mnendations by nurses, 354: midwifery auditory canal (-J. Galbraitli Connal), 133; clamp for gastro-intestinal operations, engagment, 354, 969; uncertified practi- neglected constipation and pericolic in- 87; pelvic pedicle needles, 149 Nor- tioner and an uncertified midwife, 415; flainmation (HIarold Walker), 1S8 columnar- ledge improved extension apparatus, 208; new Workmen's Compensation Act, 415, carcinoma of tlle epididymis (Francis urethral sound, 209 nasal snare, 209 simple 1393 remiioval of insane patient, 41b ; fees of Colby), 199; incubation of scarlet fever electrical centrif age, 209; modified Napier's medical witnesses, 474; medical witness (E. Lynn Jenkins), 199- urethral absceis peisary, 268; improved sponge-holder. 268; fees at the coroner's court in Ireland, 474 ; and calculi (F. G. Hack). 199; pnirpura and peritoneal catch and holder, 268: stretcher midwifery fees, 475; professional relations calcium chloride (W. B. Russell). 199: atr with steel bearing rods. 323; spirographs, or with advertising opticians, 475; small-pox experience witlh veronal (Edward Lyons), nasal breath pictures, 323 uterine cotton- and a chemist, 538; medical certificates 254; chorea gravidar-um (EI. K. Wallace). wool holder, 384; field stretcher as a ham- under Workmen's Compensation Act, 1897, 260 *transposition of caecum and appendix mock, 444; ethol, 444: an improved gag, 572; 538; salary of sick assistant, 538; engage- (Vt. N. Clhitale-Bliaicear), 260; scarlatini- frontal sinus probe calipers, 634; Holland's ment of midwifery nurse, 638; stone of form rash after burn (Simonds Good- instep arch sock, 942 ; retinoseopy long-arm, stumbling, 603; purchase of partnership, ing), 313; incubation of scarlet fever 942; moustache clips for laryngoscopy. 94a: 603; courtesy call, 603, 969; doorplate on (H. Lyon Silith), 314, (Adam Moss), 314: nasal cotton-wool carrier, 942 ; protection of chemist's sliop, 603; summons to a patient influenza and eyistaxis (H. Swarbrick the perineum, 1000; cut tendon foreeps, dead on arrival, 662; disclaimers, 662; Brown), 314, (J. Pilgh-Jones), 562, (J. E. 1000; improved tonsil guillotine, 1063; riDg fees of anaesthetist, 723 ; midwives in Turnly). 562; som4e coinplications of ovarian probe, 1063; mouth gag, 1063: sterilizable Ireland, 723; defamatory statements, 723; cysts (G. A. Clam kson), 314; typlhoid fever enema syringe, 1063; aseptic ureteral cathe- dentist and Iris title. 782: water supply for simulating cerebro spinal fever (James M. terization sheath, 1126; aseptic douche the surgery, 783: a second conviction (Caleb Corrie), 374: traumatic expulsion of lena standard, 1126; new Hill-Barnard sphyg- Charles XVhitefoord), 783; medical law and and iris followed by uneventful healinig mometer. 1253; knife for enucleatine large limited companies, 783; engagement of witlhout treatment (,Michael A. Teale), 37b: tonsils, 1308; mono-service milk pail, 1428; monthly nurse, 783; proposed sterilization fatal cerebral haemorrhage in a young suture sterilizer, 1429; new forceps for of certain criminals. 843; bonds Dnot to man (W. Habgood), 375; deafness in mNxeje- gastro-enterostomy and entero-anastomv. practise in an area, 843; lunacy certifcates, dema (W. Rous Kemp', 375, (Jas. W. King), 14E8: deep abscess forceps, 1488 ; chest?iece 843 ; ethics of consiiltation, 843. 1220: intro- 162: blindness from wood-alcohol poisoniug for binaural stethoscope, 1142; s rillge ft r ductions in a death vacancy, 843; medical (Robert J. Montgomery), 376; rupture of eucaine, 1542; ra6i,vraphy. 1543 ; an ashrc- certificates under Employers' Liability dilated aorta, leakage bruit (F. B. Skerretti, matic illuminator, 1543; forceps for entero- Act, 939; duty of ehemists *with regard 435; acute intussuseeption (W. G. Williams). ana1stomosis, 1543; 'finger grip force[s," to prescriptions, 909, partnership ac- 435; rupture of gastric ulcer into the po-- 1543 counts. 909: payment of locum teneno, terior mediastinum (Francis Haswell), 435: Medical teaching in Paris, 715 909, 1035, 1099, 1220; appeal from Central monster: labour impeded by bulky fetal Medical terms in the Vew Eayglish Dictionary, Midwives Board, 968; case of sus- body (J. Maclean), 436; antistaphylococcic 101, 828 pected opiuImi poisoning, 918; book vaccine in the treatment of furunculosis Medical titles. See Titles canvas&ers. 968; judicial conception of in- (R. Tllorne Thorne), 436; treatment of Medical view of the American girl, 522 sanity, 968; attendance on case of attempted eczema (Henry Waldo), 494; antistrepto- Medical witnesses' fees. See Fees suicide, 961; monthly nurses, 1035; coroner coccic serum in puerperal fever, recovery Medical worthies (A. Cassels Brown), 82 and doctor, 1099; county medical officers (E. W. Smyth), 495; foreign body in the ap- Medicinal and dietetic preparations, 87, 384, and district medical officers of nealth, 1162; pendix (F. J. W. Porter), 495; recurring 634, 694, 756. 879. 1063, 1253 argyrol, 87; clharges of uegligence, 1162; Middlebrook v. epistaxis in a girl (R. Baring Davidson), 56x; calcium iodide. 87: preparations of sunra- AfcCalloch, 1162; Hope and Cmtrrie v. Crier, defective development of left canaliculus renal gland, 87; alypin, 87; vitalia, 384; 1163; coroner and medical witness, 1163; (Archd. Stanley Percival). 562; case of pre- haemostasin, 384; scopolamine for general locuim tenens, 1163; starting in practice, mature birth of twiDs (H. S. Martyn). C23: anaesthesia, 384; acetrozone, 63g: dry fish 12!0; gratuitoun attendance upon widow administration of ethyl chloride (L. Kirkhv preparations, 694; soluble milk pr.oteide, and cllildren of a medical practitioner, Thomas), 624; intestinal wvorms in the ap- 694; butterscotch, 691 ; carbonated bath 1220; infringement of tlle Medical Acts pendix vermiformis (John W. Heekes), 624; 2 2 MADICAXJOULXAL INDEIX 129rI07. distribution of the." Ameriean "'hook worm Mental disorder, early symptoms of (W. H. B. Milk, tubercle bacillus and (leading Rrtirle, (R. .T,Leiper), 683; scurvy (C. B. Gittings), Stoddart), 1101 763 684; treatment of vomiting of pregnancy Mental excitement, acute (Bedford Pierce>, Milk, tuberculosis and, 651, 1018 (I.-Aylmer Dumat) 684; recurrent torsion 1055 Milk, watered, conviction for selling, 467 of spermatic cord (W. Gifford Nash), 743; Mental prophylaxis in childhood (leading Milk, whole for infants, 908 lupus vulgaris of long duration: lodoform article), 399 MILLAR, J. ?4RANT: Merycism or rumination injections: rasid recovery (Thomas W. Mentally defective children, 656; home for, in man. 1053 Dewsr), 744; treatment of scabies by balsam 1038. See also Insanity MILLAR, WILLIAM, awarded grant for success- of Peru (F. J. W. Porter), 744; splirllosis MENZIES, .J. ACWORTH: Vaccination of the ful vaccination, 1375 and a haematozoal disease of domestic cornea, 198 MILLER, Dr.: Case of Hodgkin's disease, 625 fowls in the Anglo-Egyptian Soudan MERCIER, CHARLES: Standard of medical MILLER, REGINALD': Encephalitis chiefly (ALdrew Balfour), 744; coincident embolism of University of London, 960, 1027, affecting the miil brain, 1056 of cerebral, mesenteric, and femoral degrees MILLIGAN, ERNEST H. M., reports cases. of arteries (E. R. Rodger). 810; West African Mercury in modern therapeutics (Wm. Carter), fulminating cerebro-spinal fever, 1537 clim_te (G. F.Darker), 811; suggested modi- 934 MILLIGAN, W., dinner to, 391 ficatiou in the opsonic estimation of tubercle MERKEL, H.: Die Koronararterien des men- MILROY, Professor: Movements of the (E. D. Campbell), 866; iodine-spirit catgut 8schlichen Herzens untet normalen und path- stomach in the dog, 689 (C. Hamilton Whiteford), 866; tuberculous ologiachen Verhaltniwsen Dargestellt in stereo- Milroy Lectures. See Lectures soil conditions (?) (C. H. Foley), 866; skopiechen Rdntgenbildern, rev., 1368 MILTON, J. PENN; Influence of rainy winds intrauterine strangulation (M. Henry), 866-; MERVEILLE, Dr.: Itinerant doctors, 707 on phthisis, 174 mortality after surgical operations (J. Craw- Merycism or rumination in man (E. M Brock- Mind and tne brain, leading.article cn, 891 ford Renton), 867; foreignbody in appendix bank), 421, 1217; (J. Grant Millar), 1053; Mind and matter, review of books on, 873 abscess (William Sheen), 867; intestinal (A. C. L. La Frenais), 1480 Mineral springs, gases in, 216 origin.of leprosy(a. Lechmere Clift), 931; Merthyr housing, 1331 Mines, hygiene of, 823 salicylism and epistaxis (E. Leach), 9i1; Metallic ferments, nature and preparation of Mines, Royal Commission on, first report, hernia of gall bladder (Helen B. Hanson), (M. Bardet), 533 1549; breathing appliancesfor rescue work, 931; Ozyurl vermicularis (A. Newton Metals, action of upon bacteria, 1344 1549 Davies), 932; third factor in etiology of Metastatic tumour of choroid (Mr. White- Ministry of health, proposed, in America, 649 blackwater fever (W. J. Buchanan), 990; head), 1483 Minnesota, proposed registration of nurses case of complicated strabismus (A. Alison Metatarsal bone. See Bone in, 421 Bradburne), 990; muscular spasm under Meteorological conditions and enteric fever, Miscarriage of justice. See Peers chloroform anaesthesia (A. Campbell Stark), 233 Missionary enterprise, civilization and, 896 991; erysipelas treated by a specific anti- Metritis, chronic (Archibald Donald), 142; Misspelling of names, 880 serum (W. M. Crofton), 991; calcium iodide Fletcher 142 MITCHELL, ALEX.: Strangulated hernia in an in ulcers of the leg (A. G. Peter), 991; case (W. Shaw), infant, local anaesthesia, recovery, 1118 of haemoptysis ([. Bernard Thompson and Metropolitan Asylums Board. See Board MOCLI. C.: After-care of pauper insane, 587 F. H. Jacob), 991; two cases of diaphrag- Metropolitan Water BoardBill. See Bill MOEBIUS, PAUL JuuJus, obituary ,notice of, matic hernia (William Hunter), 1(53; con- METTAx, A. E.: Cancer problems, 345 177; proposed memorial to, 941 genital malarii (R. U. Moffat)2 1054; frac- Metz, small-pox at, 1135 MOFFAT, R. U. : Congenital malaria, 1054 ture of the lacrymal bone with perfora- Mice, cancer in, 1140 Mohawk physician, 951 tion of the lacrymal sac (C. Marsh Beadnell), Mice, incidence of spontaneous carcinoma in MOIR, Major DAVID MACBETH, obituarynotice 1054; calcium chloride in haemorrhage (F. W. Twort), 143 of, 1462, 1567 scope of and Syphilis, rev., 1489 expert testimony in murder cases in, 1076. MOSETIG-MOORHOF, Professor VON, obituary See also United States notice of, 1096 N. Nha Trang, Pasteur institute in, 648 Mosquito Extermination Society, American, NICHOLLS, F. L.: Steam v. petrol cars, 1373 NAEsMY'rI, DONALD: Threadworms 475 NICOLL, JAMES H.: Total enucleation of the Mosquitos, larval characters in the classifica- NaWpur, prevention of plague in, 1439 prostate, 779, 1154 t.on of, 228 Nairobi, climate of, 1524 NICOLLE, Dr., a correction, 120 Mosquitos and mathematics, 100 Naive proposition, 1521 N eria, notes from, 532; public health of, Moss, ADAM: Incubation of scarlet fever, 314 Name of the Association. See Association MOSZKOWIcz, Dr.: Attacking the hypophysis Names, misspelling of. 880 Night blindness, congenital (Mr. Nettleship), through the nose. 1568 Napier's pessary, modified, 268 1483 Mother and child, 603 Naples, small pox at, 1444 Nile reservoir, 1316 Mother's blood serum. See Serum Narcotics, sale of to savage races, 144 N ITZE, M.: Jahresbericht ilber Leisttngen Motor car, cost of, 180, 697, 1100, 1131 ; twelve Nares, posterior, plugging tlle (A. Ogier und Fortschritte aufdem 6'ebiete der Erk/rank- months with (W. H. L. Marriner), 454; Ward), 1423 ungen des u4rogenitcil Apparates, rev., 148 (HI. P. Barlow), 577; small, in London Nasal cotton-wool carrier, 942 NIXON, J. A.: New MS. of Guy de Chauliac, (Harvey Hilliard), 455; for hilly district, Nasal septum, submucous resection of (W. 577 476. 604; for practitioners, 6;4; rear lights, Permewan). 501 Nobel prize in medicine, 516 1199 Nasal snare, 209 NOGENT, Abbot GUIBERT DE: Histoire des Motors, steam, 240; defence of, 848; v. petrol, NASH, J. T. C.: Influence of feeding in the Croisades, 1074 1373 treatment of typhoid fever, 111 Noise nuisance in New York, 156 Motors for medical men, 695. 757, 821, 817, 883, NASH, W. GIFFORD : Recurrent torsion of NOLDA, A.: Ueber die Indicationen der Hoch- 943,1001,1069,1133, 1190, 1311; second-hand, spermatic cord, 743 gebirgskurenJir Nervenkranie, rev., 1243 695; horse-power, 695; choice between Nasopharyngeal infection by the meningo- Nomenclature of diseases, 221 petrol and steam, 695 number of cylinders, coccus (J. S. Fraser and J. D. Comrie) 1481 Norledge improved extension apparatus, 208 696; ignition, 696; transmission, 757; brakes, Nasopharynx, removal of malignant growths Normal temperature," variations in (V. 757; tyres, 757; costof running, 821; various from (Frederic Eve), 485, 600 Carter), 749 makes of cars, 821; theory of explosion Natal, notes from, 1568; new Vaccination Act NORMAN, F.: Tumour of tongue, 1057 engines, 883; carburettor, 943; ignition, in, 1568; native rebellion in, 1574 Norse language, oldest medical document in, 943; transmission, 1001; differential gear, National health authority, a supreme, 1380 91 1069; back axle and its component parts, Navy and Army Nursing Association. See N ort h Staffordshire, notes from, 50, 168,6,55' 1069; the frame, 1070; lubrication, 1070; Association 1213, 1457; the Christmasseason. 50; an un- water circulation, 1070; ball bearings versus Navy, Royal, 234. 600, 890; health of, 234; healthy town (Darlaston), 168; North Staf- plain bearings, 1070; bodies of cars, 1070; awards of Gilbert Blane medal, 600 ; award fordshire workshops for the blind, 655- hints on driving, 1133; the Brewtnall of prizes and medals, 890; ear disease and, mentally defective children,655: cerebro- radiator, 1135; on steering, 1190; care of 1283 spinal fever, 655; potter's asthma and brakes, 1190; lubrication, 1190; punctures Navy, Japanese, medical service of, 1369 compensation, 1213; Mond gas and potters' and burst tyres, 1190: imperfect workiDg of Navy mediqal officers and publication of ovens, 1457 car, 1190; engine works, but with a material papers, 214 Nose and throat, review of books on, 875 defieiency of power, 1190; engine will not Navy, United States. medical service of, 1399; Nostrum for diabetes, 240 start, 1191: engine starts, but stops again, women nurses in, 27,1463 Notes, 60, 120, 180, 240, 296, 356, 416, 476, 1191; method of exclusion, 1191; corre- Neck,hydatideyst of, with cellulitis caused 540, 604, 664, 724, 788, 847, 912, 971, 1036, spondence on, 1311 by rupture and escape of hycatid fluid 1100, 1164, 1224, 1284, 1344, 1403, 1464. Motor car and water rate, 1342, 1398 (Edmund C. Bevers), 136 1524, 1579: case of Mr. Peers, a mis- Motor and carriage, cost of, 120 Needles, pelvic pedicle, 149 carriage of justice, 60, 120; iodine in Motor as a disinfecting machine, 164 Negroes tuberculosis among, 156 vomiting of pregnancy. 60 ; steriliza- Motor cycles, 1464 NEIL, THOMAS: Obstetrical chart, 499 tion of certsin degenerates. 60; an osteo- Motortricyles, 1224, 1284 Nematodes occasionally parasitic in man, patlhic diagnosis, 60; best way to re- Motor tyres, 60, 179, 757 two new genera of (Robert T. Leiper), 1296 move tonsils, 120; the late Baroness Motoring for country practitioners, 971 Nephrectomy for renal sarcoma in children Burdett-Cobtts, 120; cost of motor and car- MoTr, F. W. : Review of Charles S Sherring- (K. W. Monsarrat), 749 riage, 120, 180; medical" diplomacies," 120; ton's book on The Integrative Action of the Nephritis ininfants (George Carpenter), 813 erratum, 120, 1036, 1164, 1464; radical cure Nervous Systen, 567: editor of Archivesof Nephrotomy and pregnancy (Haig Ferguson), oflhernia, 180; compressed drugs and self- 'Neurology from the Pathological Labo-atory of 80 drugging, 180, bottled water of the Jordan, the London Coutnty Coutncl Asylums,Claybury, Nerve, great sciatic, secondary suture of 180; obstetric notes, 180; use for vaccina- Essex, rev., 1539 (James Sherren), 367 tion, 180; alhorse doctor and an ass, 180; Moulds, de novo origin of (H. Charlton Nerves, regeneration of, with regard to sur- nostrum for diabetes, 240; fashion in Bastian), 201 gical treatment of certain paralyses (Basil medicine, 240: remedy forlhospital abuse, Moustache clip for laryngoscopy, 942 Kilvington), 988; (C. J. Bond), 1172 240, 296, 540. 1284, 1344, 1404,.1464; conditions Mouth gag, 1063 Nerves, spinal and cranial, lesions of experi- of practice in tropical and subtropical MOYNIHAN, B. G. A.: On Retroperitoneal mentally produced by toxins (David Orr countries, 240; salaries of lady assistai,t Hernia, rev., 146; case of gastro-enteros- and R. G. Rows), 987 M.O.H., 240; death-bed advertisement, tomy combined with gastrostomy for Nervous dereneration and regeneration 240 ; an appeal, 296 homoeopathic ulceration of stomach caused by swallowing (W. D. Halliburton), 1041, 1111; corre- treatmiient of heart affections, 296; me- hydrochloric acid, 681 spondence on, 1396,1460 dical Indemnity Assurance Company, 296; Mucous membranes, urticaria of, 587 Nervous diseases, review of books on, 205, ship surgeons, 356; partial dislocation. of "Mugwump," 91 567, 1124 larynx, 356; streets named after doctors, MUIR, Professor: Case oflymphadenomain a NETTrER, Professor: On typhoid from oysters, 356, 416; Christian science, 356; premature boy of 14, 815 469,1214 ; report of commission on, 1214 obituary, 416; a lasting cure, 416; homoeo- MULLER, Professor F., visits Canada, 1272 NETTrrL.SHIP, Mr.: Congenital niglht-blind- pathy, 416: lady and the larynx, 416; MUMMERY, P. LOCKHART: Operation for ness, 1483 Orotava andthe public health of Teneriffe, removal of entire rectum and neighbouring Neurology, review of books on, 1242 476; the apprenticeship question, 476, 604, lymphatic area for carcinoma, 1289 ; causes Neuroma, plexiform (G. G. Hamilton), 749 848: multiple internal diverticula of smnll of colitis, 1424 NEWBOLT, G. P.: Duodenal and lung intestine, 540: danger to 540; ulcer ' smokers, Mummification in Egypt, 521 abseess, 81 weakness of the strong man,"5.0;post- Murder trials, insanity in, 1209 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, notes from, 49, 407, 530, partum haemorrhage, 540, 724; inappro- MURRAY, FRANK E., obituary notice of, 712, 899, 1145; Royal Victoria Infirmary: priate quotation, 540" cure for the tobacco 785 Appointment of gynaecologist, 49; ball for habit," 540; case of placenta previa, t04; MURRAY, G. CAMPBELL: The Saprophytic funds, 49; influenza epidemic, 49; Christ- therapeutic use for gall stones, 604; doctor Theory of Cancer, rev, 86 mas festivities, 49; annual meeting, 407; amputateshis own arm, 6S4; things that MURRAY, 11. MONTAGUE: Standard of the changes in administration, 1145: probable might have been expressed differently, 60$; medical degrees of the University of removal of the lying-in hospital, 49, 408; new medical saint,t04, 664 ; Royal Medical London, 905; acute pneum onia in children, post-graduate courses, 49: sanatorium for Benevolent Fund, 664; a surgical chemist, 1345 consumption, 49; proposed new chlarter for 664 ; thread worms, 724; trypsin in caneer, MURRAY, R. W.: Etiology of inguinal and Durham University, 407; Gllsgow Univer- 724,788: railwayappointments in India, 714 ; femoral hernia, 201 sity Club, 408; rescue work in coal mines Edal, i case, 788; motor cars, 788,847, 848 971, MURSELL, H. TEMPLE: Traumatic recto- after explosions, 406; North of England 1100,1464; Shakespeare's "insane root," 788; vesical fistula, 126 Glasgow University Club, 530; North of prevention of hospital abuse inParis, 788; Muscles, acute suppuration in(W. G. Spencer), England Edinbus gh University Graduates' defence of steam cars, 848; local anaes- 933 Clb, 712; the Clinical Society, 899: recon- thesia for extraction of teeth, 848, 971, 1284 ; Muscular atrophy. See Atrophy stitution of Durham University, 1145 estimation of proteids in milk, 848; Muscular spasm under.chloroform anaes- New growths, review of books on, 875 domestic physicking, 848: tsetsefly and thesia (A. Campbell Stark), 991; (John M. NEWMAN, E. A. R.: Manual of Aseptic Surgery, horse sickness, 846; proposed Manchester MacPhail), 1362 rev., 266 University Lodge. 912; congenital absence Muscular spasms, tonic (Dr. Sawyer), 1119 New patients, 535 of one kidney, 912; motoringfor country Museum, medico-historical. in Berlin, 643, 715 New pentacle of rejuvenescence, 1142 practitioners, 971;cystinuria. 972; scabies Museum, Welsh National, 774 Newport municipal milk d6p6t, proposed, and balsam of Peru, 972, 1100, 1164; lick- MUSSBLLWHITE, W.: Maniiacal chorea, 1302 1391 ing the fingers, 972- ; advice gratis, Myaesthenia gravis (A. W. MacIntosh), L64; New South WVales, notes from, 227, 753, 836, 972; a complicated failure, 972: an old (Stanley Barnes), 625 1019: spitting nuisance in, 227; plague in, election bill, 972; premature birth of Myeloma, multiple (J. R. Charles and H. H. 227, 836 Reports from Pathological Laboratory twins, 972; punishment fitted to the Sanguinetti), 196 of Lunacy Department of, rev.. 753; Labour crime, 972; treatment of tuberculosis, Myelopathic trichosis, cervical (Sir William party and public health, 837; estimated 1036; effect of respiration on the heart. Gowers), 1304 population, 837; bubonicpllgue, 1019; 1036; remarkable speciality, 1036; pal- MYERS, A. B. R.: Proposed union of medical friendly societies and the medical pro- pation of umbilical cord in utero. 1036: societies, 114 fession, 1019. See also Australia; Sydney Christian Science, 1036; registration i eturns t Barr= 1 [JUNEg 190-. 24 ysx" Iomm,J INDEX. 29, I of Londion medical schools, 1100; fees to Gieneral George Curtis, 786; Matlhias Duval, Opsonic estimation of tuberle, suggested neddical officers in Poor-law institutions 786; Emmanuel Schreiber, 786: Xavier modification in (K. D. Campbell), 866 when an inquest is held. 1100: treat- Galezowski, 786: Deputy Surgeon John Opsonic index, surgical tuberculosis and iient of sepsis 1100; record in birtlhs, 11CO; Anderson Cox, 786: Surgeon-Major John (Joseph Stark), 1536 lhaemorrhage irom the cord. 1164; the late George Gibbs, 786; Captain William Edward Opsonic index, tuberculous (Tan Struthers Dr. Markham Skerritt, 1221; motor tri- James Tuohy, 786; Ernst von Bergmann, Stewart and L. C. Peel Ritchie), 626 cycles, 1224, 1284: teetotal conscienme, 1224; 844; John Latimer Parke, 845: Robert Opsonic index, influence of antituberculous calcium iodide in treatment of ulcers, 1281; Sterling, 815; Surgeon-General Sir John serum on (W. CecilBosanquet and Ronald hydrocephalus, 1284: carbolic gangrene, Harry Ker Innes, 846; Dr. Oronhyatekha E. French), 862 1344; use of stryclhnine, 1344; is conserva- of Toronto, 846; Thomas Henry Wakley, Opsonic indices (W. d'Este Emerv). 496 tive treatment of tlhe ovaries overdone? 903; Dr. Phillips, 904: Ferdinand A. Purcell, Opsonicpower of the mother's blood serun 1344; Exeter meeting, 1403: doctrice of pre- 904; Surgeon-Major Charles Hatchell, 101; and milk (Edward Turton and koy Apple- existence, 1404; first aid to wounded and Staff-Surgeon Edmund Waller, 904; Wil- ton), 865 sick in the London streets, 1404; Royal liam HlDrummond, 970; Arthur D. Peill, Opsonic treatment of actinomycosis of lungs Hospital for Incurables, 1404:. calcium 970; Captain Thomas White. 970; William (Dr. Wynn),1119 iodide in treatment of ulcers, 1464: motor Henry Ransom, 1032; John Comyns Leaclh, Opsonins,discussion on, 20, 379 cycles, 1464; lhypnotism and its application 1033; Thomas Holmes Ravenhill, 1033; Opsonins in relation to the speciflc treat- to medicine, 1464, 1524; a correction, 1464; Surgeon-Major William Edward Caird, 1033; ment of tuberculosis (J. Edward tquire), true gratitude, 1464 ; internal urethrotomy, George Armiistrong Peters, 1095; Francis 1417 1524, 1580; post-scarlatinal desquamation, William Smith, 1095; Robert Hughes, 109°6; Opsonins and their utility in practical medi- 1524, 1580;, drunkenne-s,t:1524; ambulance Professor von Mosetig-Moorhof, 1096; Hugo cine (Herbert French), 256 dogs, 1524; ventrifixation of uiterus. 1524; Magnus, 1096; Edward Markham Skerritt, Oral instruction of deaf and dumb, 1369 scientific "*nightcap." 1524; West African 1157; Jonathan F. C. H. Macready, 1161; Oregon. proposed sterilization of degenerates Medical Service, 1579: Central Midwives Robert Barnes, 1221; Paul Poirier, 1222; in, 946 Board, 1580; sudden death from cerebral Frederick William Storry, 1223; Walter Orfila, 327 haemorrhage in a girl, 1580; Bad Nauheim, Hugh Paterson, 1223; Robert Hamilton Organization, medical, in Canada 43 1580; academic costume at the annual meet- Ramsay, 1223; Sir Josepli Fayrer, 1277, 1339; Organization of the profession in Boutlh ing, 1583; memorial to Charles Dickens, 1580 Charles Ftrd, 1281; Gustave Schoenberg, Africa, 150 Notes on books. See Reviews 1281; Joseph Groves, 1339; William Seymour ORME, WILLIAM BRYcv, receives permission .Aotification Act. See Act Burrows, 14C0; Sanmuel Lodge, 1400; Edward to accept Fourtlh Class of Order of Med- Notification fees. See Fees Ussher Croker, 1400: Donald James Mac- jidieh, 34 N'otification of liveborn and stillborn child- donald, 1401; John Sibley Hicks, 1401; ORONRYATEKH&, Dr., obituary notice of, 846, ren, 1275. See also Bill Maxwell Tylden Masters, 1401; Lieutenant- 951 Nova Scotla, reciprocity with, 1325 Colonel William Percy Bridges, 1401; Lieu- Orotava and the public health of Teneriffe, -ova et Vetera, 29, 83, 211. t33; slhakespeare's tenant-Colonel William Edward Griffiths, 476 " insane root," 29; small-pox and inocula- 1402; Surgeon-Lieutenant Colonel John ORR, DAVID: Lesions of spinal and cranial tion in China (E. H. Parker), 88 ; lectures on Alexander Howell, 1402; Surgeon-Major norves experimentally produced by toxins, surgery at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 1731- Lancelot Armstrong, 1402: Henry Couling, 987 1906 (D'Arcy Power), 211; ex-votas in Con- 1461 ; George Henry Bidenl, 1462: Heatlh Orthopaedies, review of works on, 1061 stantinople, 533 Strange, 1462; Edwin Price, 1462; Major ORTON, G. HARRISON: Roentgen Rays in Novocain as a local anaesthetic (J. W. Pare), David Macbeth Moir, 1462; Julius Dresel- Diagnosis of Dtseasesof the 'he8t. rev., W06 1171 feld, 1519; Brigade Surecon Benjamin Lane, ORTON, W. B.: Case of suppurative mening- Nucleinate of soda. See Soda 1520; David Grant, 1520; Brigade-Surgeon itis, 79 Nucleo-albuminuria (T. R. Bradehaw4, 1184 James Balfour Cockburn, 1521; Lieutenant- Osborne Convalescent Home, 898 NUNNELBY, F. P.: Aneurysm of the Abdominal Colonel Alexander Bannerman Strachan, OSLER, WILLIJAM: Thle late Dr. clhorstein and Aorta. rev., 631 1521; Brigade-Surgeon William Jai, 1521: medical education, 535; opens discussion NXurse, the Modern, rev., 1241 Surgeon-Major Robert Reid, 1521; Ed ward on cancer of stomacb, 746 Nurses, diplomas for, 945 Hallaran Bennet', 1575 Osteogenesis imperfecta (? syphilitic) (G. A. NVrses' Enquire Withiui, rev., E03 Obituary, a prematuire, 416 Sutherland), 748 Nurses, parish, 912 Obiects of Hunter's Life (Henry T. Butlin), Osteopatllic diagnosis, 60 Nurses, Poor-law. See Poor-law 357 Osteo-arthropathy, pulmonary hypertrophic Nurses, Queen Victoria Jubilce Institute for, Obligations of an anaesthetist, 237 (H. Batty Shaw and i. Higham Cooper), 748 1433 Obligations of a substitute, 237 Osteo-lipoma of base of brain (F. P. Weber), Nurses, recommendations by, 355 Obstetric notes, 180 1'65 Nurses, registration of, iu Australia, 44 ; in Obstetrics review of books on, 692,1425 Osteo-sarcoma of pelvis obstructing labour Minnesota, 421 Obstetricail chart (Thomas Neil), 499 (M. B. Ray). 191 Nurses, Registration of, fifth annual meeting Obstetrical Society. See Society Other people's sewage, 662 of the Society for, 1323 Obstruction, acute, followtng acute pelvic Otitis media, acute (Dr. Peterkin), 564 Nurses, St. Joha's HIouse for, 397 abscess (Ernest Leach), 1G50 Otitis media, chronic suppurative (E. M. Nurses, women, for the American navy, 27 Ob3truction, intestinal, due to intussuscep- Stockdale), 1057 Nursing Conference, International, 1450 tion in an adult (G. S. Tllompson), Otitis media purulenta with repeated rigors Nursing, district, in Vienna, 1147 867; caused by a gall stone (William (reported by A. B. Mahon), 80 .Nursing Gutide, rev., 1244 Robinson), 867 OTTo, R.: On the standardization ot curative Nutrition, review of books on, 503 Obstruction, intestinal, multiple (Robert serums, 162 Ramsey), 1296 Oughterard, tyhpus fever at, 769, 1018 O'CARROLL, Dr.: Suffocative hydrothorax Out-patients, limitation of, 950 with repeated tapping of pleurae, 262 Ovarian cysts. See Cysts O'CONNELL, PETER RRIILLY appointed High Ovarian dermoids. See Dermoids 0. Sheriff for Belfast, 339 Ovarian disease, uterine, haemorrhage and Ocular muscles, recurrent paralysis of (R. J. (W. H. Maling), 1480 )atmeal in clhildren's diet (Clhalmers Watson), Hamilton). 687 Ovarian prolapse, treatment of (Victor Bon- 985 Odd man out, 176 ney), 81 )besity and hiirsuties, precocious (L. Guthrie Odessa, foundation of home and out-p'tient Ovaries, is the conservative treatment of and W. d'Este Emery), 1183 department of nervous diseases in, 1182 overdone? 1143, 1344 )bituary notices, 54, 114, 17f. 233, 291, 349, 414, ODGERS, N. B.: Case of retropuaryngeal Ovariotomy at the age of ten (J. V. Arumgam), 47x, 537. 601, 661, 721, 784, 843, 103, 970, fibromna, 1236 1363 1032, 1095, 1157, 1221, 1277. 1337, 1100, Odontoid proeesses of the axis, fracturcs of Overwork in primary and secondary schools, 1461, 1519. 1575; Tlhomas Henry Cheatle, (E. M. Corner), 1183 469 b4; Herbert W. Kendall, 55; Andrew Odour of flsh manure. See Fish OWEN, EDMUND: Cancer, its Treatment by Balfour, 55; Frederic Charles Griffith Oesophageal stricture, 63 Mlodern Methods, rev., 572 hernia, particu- Griffin, 55; Edward Ashby Fardonm 114; Oesophagus, cancer of. See Cancer larly in children, 1285 William Travers. 115 Robert Travers Lewis. Oesophagus, diverticulum of (Hilton Pollard), Ownership of negatives, 57 115; Maurice O'Connior Drury. 115; David 1039 Oxalic acid poisoning and beri-beri, 703 MclCeown, 173; Ebenezer Toiler, 1in; Paul Oesophagus, obstruction of (El. E. Davison), Oxford, now endowment for, 1269 Julius Moebius, 177; John Andfraon Cox, 138, (Dan McKenzie), 494 Oxford, post-graduate ophthalmology at, 177: John Lyster Jameson, 177; Nqorcott Office of publievaccinator. SeeVaccinator 1381 i6'Estcrre Harvey, 177: Jolhn Farmer, 238; OHMANN-DUMESNIL, A. H, describes a Oxford University. See University T. G. Macormack, 238; Emile Java], 238; statuette of reputed Aztec origin. 1260 OXLEY, A. J. RICE, appointed Plliysician-in- Deputy Surgeou-General Richard Chap- Old age, pathological aspects of (Vincent Ordinary to H.R.H. Princess Henry of man Lofthouse, 238; Deputy Inspector- DicklDson), 144 Battenberg, 470: abscess caused by im- General Robert Whichcord Beaumont, Old election bill, 972 pacted tooth, 1362 238; Alexander Peddie. 291: Thomas Oldest medical document in the Norse Oxygen and chloroform apparatus, Roth- Savage, 293: Pierre Budin, 294: Surgeon language, 91 Driiger, 1067 Richard Uniacke Cashmar, 294; SirMichael Old Missouri doctors, 1014 Oxygen poisoning. 1570 Foster, 349, 474; Dmitri lvanovitch Men- OLIVER, GEORGE: Control of supernormal Oxytris verniicularis (A. Newton Davies), deldef, 351 ; Jolhn Guest Gornall, 414 ; Robert arterial pressure, 996 932 Thomas Forbe3, 414; Frederic Collins, 474; OLIVER, THOMAS: Tlhoracic aneurysm. 605 Oysters. typlhoid from (Professor Netter), Robert A. L. Graham, 474 ; Surgeon-General Oliver-Sharpev lectures. See Lectures 469, 1214 report of Commission, 1214 Frederick William Wade, 474; Lieutenant- Opaque capsule (Ingus McGillivray), 1366 Colonel George Francis Dooley, 474; Sir Open-air fc rest school, 1333 William Hlingston. 537; Denis Davlot, 537; Operation cabes, claim of the surgeon to con- G. Daremberg, 537: Allan Maefadyen, 601; duct the after-treatment of (Charles A. Thomas Hatfield Walker, 601; Hon. Alan Morton), 303; correspondence on, 535, 597, P. Herbert, 661; Edgar Leonard Farneombe, 720, 777. 965 f61; Deputy Surgeoun-eneral Jonas King "Operations on the kidney." See Kidney Paediatrics in universities, 42 Carr, 661; Brigade-Surgeon Hutgh Mackay Ophthalmia neonatorium, 833 PAGE, F. J. M.. Elements of Physits for Medical )4acbeth, 661; David Lowson. 721; William Ophthalmic quacks. See Quacks Students, rev, 1189 A. Frederick Bateman, 721; Arthur Ophthalmic symptoms in general diagnosis PAGET. Sir JAMES, epigram by Shirley Brooks Frnest Sansom, 722; Heury St. John and prognosis (R. Marcus Gunn). 1353 On, 1074 Brooks, 722: M. Berthelot, 722; .James Ophthalmological Society. See Society Paid appointments to staff surgeoncies in Good Curtiq, 784; Fra&rnois Joseph Ophthalmology. reviews of books on. 147, 631 India, 843 Hergott, 785; Frank E Murray, 785; Opium poisoning, case of suspected, 9i8 Pain, referred, and its diagnostic valUe Pierre Benoit Emile Mauchamp, 785; OPPENHEIM, H.: Beitrag zur diagnostic und (David Forsyth), 1469 Deputy lnspector-General William Campbeli Therapte der Geschwulste in Bersich des Palate, cleft, new method of dealing with Seaman, 785; Colonel Johln M'Conaglher, zentrales Nervenssystems. rev., 1124 (F. N. G. Starr), 1532 785; Lieutenant-Colonel Gerard Macklin OPPNNHVIIMER, CARL: ToxineYand Antitoxiner, Palate, hard, plastic operation for syphilitic Eccles M'Kee, 785; Depuity Inspector- rev., 322 perforation of (H. L -Barnard), 262 JUNE 29, 1907.] INDEX. [r Tmv~ Ia

PALMER. H. B,: Card system for the visiting dress, 405; private member's Bills, 405, 464 ; of hygiene and temperance in elementary list, 1217 Public Health Bill, 405, 710, 768, 1210. 1453, schools, 1510 ; King Edward's Hospital ]PALMR. HORACE J., awarded Government 1510 ;*course of business, 405, 464, 590, 769,954, Fund for London Bill, 1510; vaccination grant for efficient vaccination, 109 1386: vaccination, 463, 525, 590, 709, 769, 898, officers and the Vaccination Billt 1510 PALMER, MARGARET D.: Lessons on Massage, 954, 1084, 1326: cerebro-spinal fever, 464, t25, grant for health and sanitary offieers, 1510; rev.. 444 709- bovine tuberculosis, 464; new army funacy commissioners, 11O;*Poor-law Panama, malaria suppression in, 401; sanita- scheme, 524: ventilation of, the House of inmates and lunatics in Ireland, 1510 tion of, 1560 Commons. 524. 651; pulmonary tuberculosis schools of tropical medicine, 1563; cancer Pancreas, some affections of (Sidney P. In soldiers, 525. 769; Local Government in India, 1553; insanitary barracks, 1563; rhillips), 143 Board and cerebro-spinal fever, 525; vac- womeni guardians, 1563; sewage at Dum- Pancoreas, discussion on (Professor Mac- cination and cerebro-spinal fever. 525; barton, 1563: consolidation of Public William and Hugh McLean), 814 death-rate of Belfast, 525; infant mortality, Health Acts, 1563;-medical referees under Pancreas. subcutaneous injury of (George 525, 590: phosphorus necrosis, 525; x-ray the Workmen's Compensation Act, 1563 Hebb Cowen), 1048 apparatus, 525: typhoid outbreak at Fleet- Parliament,, recent changes in the Govern- Pancreatitis, acute haemorrhaglc (W. wood Camp, 525: cost of poor relief, 525; ment, 281 Thelwall Thomas), 201 cost of Tuberculosis Commission, 525 ; medi- Parliamentary session, medical aspects of, 96 Pancreatitis, two cases of, treated by opera- calinspection and feeding of school chil- Paraffin injection, syrinee for, 1543 tion (M. Guinard), 656 dren, 589, 710,1210,1269, 1509; infant mortality PARRY, T. WILSON: Differential diagnosis Papain in malignant growths (C. W. Branch), and the Poor Law, 590: cost of vaccination, between Meniere's disease and other cases 135 590: salaries of medical officers, Poplar exhibiting Menibre's complex of symptoms, Paralyses, regeneration of nerves with regard Union. 590; Public Health Officers Bill, 590, 1107 - to surgica treatment of certain (Basil 768, 898, 1144: Metropolitan Water Board PARRY-JONES, M.:. Some cases of pneumo- Kilvington, 988; (C. J. Bond), 1172 (Charges) Bill. 590; new Bills, 590; second- thorax, 1058 Paralysis of gastrocnemius and soleus, with lhand bottles. 590: Public Health Acts, 650; PARSONS, J HERBERT: Treatment of lacry- talipes calcaneus, treated by nerve-grafting public health return, 651; Chicago meat mal obstruction, 417; Pathology of the Eye, (A. H.Tubby), 748 scandals, 651; tuberculosis and milk, 651, rev., 631 Paralysis, general, of the insane in a boy 1018; Consumptive Sanatorium, Cork, 651; PARSONS J. INGLIS: Remedy for hospital (J. R. Linn and Gordon Holmes), 378 workhouse schools, 651; sanitary condition abuse, 240, 540 Paralysis of ocular muscles, recurrent (R. J. of Lewis, 651: antivaccina1ion at Croydon, Partners and holidays, 1342 Hamilton), 687 651; teaching of hygiene in schlools. 651; Partnership accounts, 909 Paralysis, post-operative, facio-hypoglossal salaries of M.O.H. 709; Scotch poorhouse PASCAULT, L.: L'Arthritisme par Suralimente- anastomosis for (A. H. Tubby), 748 medical officers and security of tenure. 709; tion, rev., 1186 Paralysis of vertical movements of eyes (Lud- dismissal of a Scotchl parochial medical PAsTEUR, the greatest Frenchman of the ford Cooper), 438 officer, 7G9: vacination officers and de- last century. 99 Paralytic talipes. See Talipes faulters. 709: disinfectants, 710; lunacy in Pasteur Instttutein the Far East, 648;at Parasites, animal, staining of (I. Walker Egypt, 710; the Ardler scab, 710; iDsanita- Kasauli..sixth annual report, 1271; newin Hall),556 tion at Somers Town, 710; Nurses' Regis- India, 1567 Parasites, haemogregarine, of mammals, 172 tration Bill, -710; Dr. Haffkine's position in Pasteurization of milk in New York, 784 Parasitology, Chair of, in Paris, 287 Tndia. 710:ppractiee by companies, 710; PATCH, Dr.-: Rationale of Bier's metliod Parathyroids In man (David Forsyth), 372, Parochial Medical Officers (Scotland) Bill, 143 438, 1177 768; tubercuiloiis cows, 769; tuberculosis Patella, habitual dislocation of (Wm. Dre*), PARE,J. W.: Local anaesthesia by novocain, in parochial infirmarieq, 769; treatment of 1056 1171 inebriates, 769: cost of Poor Law in London, Patent medicines (F. J. Waldo on), 34. See also Claris, special correspondence from, 50, 172, 769: marriage certificates and medical re- Quack medicines and Medicines, patent 287, 469, 533, 656, 715, 837, 958, 1089, 1214, 1332, lief, 769: coastguard medical attendance, PATERSON, WALTER HUGH, obituary notice of, 1458, 1514 ; Albert Robin on the treatment of 769: typhus fever at Oughterard, 769, 1018 ; 1223 pneumonia, 50; annual general meeting of deaths after vaccination. 769: Municipal Pathological Museum at annual meeting. See the.Academie de Mddecine. 51;vital statistics Milk Ddp6ts Bill, 769; Scotch parochial Association, annual meeting of France for 1905, 172; agglutination test at medical relief. 832: prevalence of anthrax, Pathological Society. See Society the commencement of typhoid fever, 172; 832: insanitationin miietropolitan factories Pathological technique, 59 death of Professor Budin, 287; proposed and workshops, 832; debate on the Pathology, reviews of books on, 817, 998, 130' memorial to Professor Budin, 838; Pro- adjournment 1:aster,for 832*; Lambeth PATIN, Gui, letters of, 1375 fessor Huchard on the treatnient of pre- Poor-lawschool, 832: guardians and board- PAToN, D. dONTGOMERIU: New Serumthera?y, sclerosis, 287; chairot parasitology, 287; ing-out system, 832 tests for colour blind- rev., 322 Professor Netter on. typhoid from oysters, ness, 832: Royal Coim ission on Sewage PATON, E. PERcv; Transplantation -of the 469; M. Bardet on the nature and prepara- Disposal, 832, 1453; after the Recess. 895: ureter into the bladder for uretero-vaginal tion of metallic ferments, 533;" Punch Osborne Convalescent Home, 898; tinned fistula. 125 d'Honneur" given by the General Associa- foods from South Africa, 898: magistrates PAULI, W.: Physical Chemistry in the Service of tion of Students, 533; M. Guinard on two and vaccination, 898: compulsory notifica- .3 edicin,e, rev., 998 cases of pancreatitis treated by operation, Pauper insane. See Insane m tion of phthisls, 954. 1563 ; tuberculosis and 656; treatment of uscular atrophy after dairies. 954: mortality from snake poison Pauper lunatics. See Insane ,effusioninto joints by muscular work, with in India. 954: vaccinated veal for M.P.'s, Pauper patients and private practitioners, progressive resistance (Dr. Rochard and 954 ; death certificates, 954; deaths of rail- 272I Dr.de ChampTassin), 715; recent vaccina- way servants from accidents, 954; insanita- Paupers, tuberculous. See Tuberculoiss tionsin Paris. 837; injection of fresh serum tion at Draperstown. 954; the Budget, Payment of medical men called in toassist as a haemostatichaemophila,in 837: serum midwives. See Medical men b 1017; Notification of Births Bill, 1017; treatment of baillary dysentery, 958; Con- factory inspectors and lead poisoning, Payment of locum tenens. See Locum gress of practitioners, 958; economical 1017; Central Midwives Board and the PAYNE, HENRY: Hadden's Pocket Vocabtulary of organization of the struggle against training of midwives, 1017; Butter and Medical Terms, rev., 444 tubercle, 1089; house distribution of Margarine Bill, 1018; plague in India, 1018, PAYNE, J. F. Standard of the medical degrees tuberple in Paris, 1089: organization of 1210: special sanitary service for plague, of the University of London, 905 consultation for infants throughout Paris, 1018; public vaccinators and the'r fees, PEACOCKE, GEORGE: Case of cerebro-spinal 1089; report of commission on tvphoid fever insanitatlon at Kingstown fever in a child, 994 from 1018; Barracks, andgastro-lntestlnal Infection oysters. 1018: sanitation of Irish Constabulary PEARSONM KARL: A Matheattical Theory of Professor Lannelongue on urinary 1214; lRarracks. 1018nKingRdward's Hospital iandont ligration, 100; albinism in man, toxicity in appendicitis, 1332; value of pre- Fund, 1018, 1387,1510; miiedical practice by 7 179 ventive injections of antitetanUS serum, companies, 1084: vaccination order, 1084; vac- Pectinate ligament (Leslie Buchianan), 1V6 1332; visit of University of London to Uni- cinatIon fines, 104; small-slox in Germany Peculiar People, 1574 versity of Paris, 1332; annuallIuinceon of and variolouis 1084; phosphorus PEDDIE, ALRXANDER , deatth of, 224; obituary Continental Anglo-American Medical lymph, So- poisoning. 1084; bloodpoisonngfromcalico notice of, 291 ciety, 1332; Professor Hallopeau on the making, 1085: lead poisoning -at the dock- PEERS, Mr., case60,112of, treatment of syphilis by atoxyl, 1458; a yards, 1085; Poor-law children in work- PEILL, ARTHUR, D., obituary notice of, 970 correction re, 1515; M. Roux on the early houses, 1085; Pelr-lawwchildren, 1085; Poor- Peking, new university at, 1375 diagnosis of tuberculosis, 1458; Change of law children in separate establishments. Peliosis rheuimiatica, case of (M. W. Williams), chairs in the University of Paris, 1458; visit 1085: Poor-law relief and marniage certifi- 79 *of Association of Water Engineers to Paris, cates, 1085: Royal College of Physicians and Pellagra in Roumania, 1501 Chantemesse on the 1514; Professor pro- ulague. 1085; medical officership to the PJLLEw, EDWARD. SeeExmouth,Viscount *phylaxis and treatment of peritoneal infec- Embassy at Tokio. 1085, 1210; Society of PELL-ILDERTON, F. G.: Case of hair' ball in tions- by nucleinate of soda, 1515 ; professor- Apothecaries London Bill, 1085; Irish the stomach, 18 ssipsadid hospital appointments. 1515 Council Bill, 1144: shop hours, 1144 ; origin Pelvic abscess. See Abscess Paris, medical night service in, 646; medical of meat consumed in England, 1144; small- Pelvic osteo-sarcomiia. See Osteo-sarcoma teaching in, 745; prevention of hospital pox at Devonport. 1144; maintenance of Pelvic pediclenedlee1149 abusein 788 lunatics and imbeciles in workhouses, 1144: PEMBREY, M. S.: Cheyne-Stokes respiration, Parish miawiives. SeeSMidwives Whitsuntide recess, 1144; Royal College of 80 Parish nurse. See Nurse Surgeons of England, 1210; Factory and Peibroke Workhouse, scabies in, 468 PPARISOT, Professor: Professional secrecy and Workshops Bill, 1210; opposition to Bills, PENDLEBURY, HERBERT S.: Proposed union syphilis, 766 1210; plague deaths In India, 1210, 1452; of medical societies, 54,412; union of medi- PRKE JOHN LATIMER, obituary notice of, Prohibition of Medical Practice by cal societies, 1391 845 Companies Bill and Dental Companies PENDRED, VAUGHAN: Value of protargol, 787; PARKER, CHARLES A.: Another form of hos- (Restrictions of Praactice) Bill. 1269. University of .London, 1333 pital abuse, 1516 1387 ; Vaccination Bill, 1326,1452. 1510; cost Pennsylvania: Bill for appropriating sun. of PARKEER E. H.: Small-pox and inoculation £120,000 for sanatorium free treatment -of in China, 88 of municipal milk d6p0t. 1327; pen- sions and anaesthetlcs.1327- ; artley persons suffering from,o tubeiculosis , 8; PARKER, GEORGE: Case of splenic leukaemia Wintnevschools. 1327; Notification of Births Bill creating State examining board, of complicated with gout and albuminuria, Bill, 1327,1387, 1562;hea:lth questions In Scot- osteopath s vetoed, 1254; antivivisection in, *U70 land, 1387; parish midwives, 1387; Inebriates 1289 PARKER, RusHTON: Ligature of common Acts, 1387; drainage at Kingston Pensions and anaesthetics, 1327 carotid for arterial dilatation and Barracks, epilepsy, 1387: tuberculous cows,138: 7 London People's League of Medical Freedom, 41 1477 County Council and Inebriates. 1387; Peptic ulcer. See Ulcer Parkes Memorial Prize, 397 inquests in London workhousies, 1387 ; pro- PERCIVAL. ARCHIBALD STANLEY: Deftctive PARKINSON, P. R.: Morbid histology of the secutions under the Vaccination Acts, 1462; development of left canalficulus, 582 adrenals, 1122 ColwwyBatndias andidrainage, 1453,1563: sew- Pericardial adhesions, are they of great Parliament, medical notes 103, 463, ageofSouthend-on in, 404, -Sea,1453; medical officers Importance? 840,908,,1392 524, 589, 650, 709, 768, 832, 898, 954.' 1017, 1084, atembassies aid consu,lates,1453: sanitary PericaLrdium. adherenet, pathology andtreat- 1144, 1EI10 1269, 1326, 1386, 1452. 1509, 1562; the inspctors. 1453; tinned mea. 14531; disdease ment of (K. F. Wenckebach), 63 session of 1906, 103 ; the session of 1907, 404; from tramway- tickets. 1453: physical Periclic inflammation and constipation. See the King's speech, 405; debate on the ad- .' deterioration and town life, 1509; teaching i Constipation 26 INDEX. rJUNE 29, igr 7.

of sterilhatioi. 5ee Sterilization Pneumonia in children (Frederick Taylor), Postal medical officers,. compulsoryretirement *PerilsPerinaud's conjunetivitis (Drs. Sinclair and 1366 of, 1383 Shennan), 13a6 Pneumonia. acute, in children (H. Montague Posterior ethmoidal disease. See Ethmoidal Perineum, protection of, IOCO Murray), 1345; correspondence on, 1516 Post graduate courses: at Newcastle-upon- Peritheioma of uterus. See Uterus Pneumonia, calcium salts as cardiac tonic in Tyne, 49; in Edinburgh, 106, 1022, 1270: in Peritoneal catch and holder. 268 (Sir Lauder Brunton), 616; (J. Douglas anatomy at Leeds, 899: at Leeds. 899, 1565; Peritoneal infectiou, nucleinate of soda in Cree). 1175; correspondence on, 717, 78 in Glasgow, 901; in Sheffield, 956; in Bir- treatment of, 1615 840, 103, 963 mingham, 1162, 1461; at Trinity College, Peritonitis without ascertainable cause (re- Pneumonia, lohar, prognosis and treatment Dublin, 1211; in Ireland, 1212, 1270, 1328 at ported byJ. T. Williams). 260 of (J. 0. Affieck), 626 Boyal Dental Hospital and London Schoo.l Peritonitis, chronic, causivg elephantiasis Pneumonia, patlhogenic (H. Freeth), 17 of D)ental Surgery, 1554 (Julius Bernstein and Frederick W. Price), Pneumonia. post-operative treatment of (Dr. Post-graduate ophthalmology at Oxford, 1381 617 Hellier), 872 Poit-nartum haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage Peritonitis, general, modern treatment of Pneumonia. treatment of (Albert Robin), 50 Post-scarlatinal desquamation. See Fever, (&. W. Mayo Robson). 1483 k'neumothorax, some cases of (M. Parry- scarlet PERMEWAN, 'W.: Submucous resection of Jones), 1058 Potter's asthma. See Asthma nasal septum. 501 Point ofAyre, Isle of Man, as a health resort, Potters' ovens, Mond gas and, 1457 PERNBT, GEORGE: Treatment of syphilis, 730, 1549 POTTS, EDWARD: Reduction of infant mor- 1276; a correction, 1464 POIRIER. PAUL, obituary notice of, 1222 tality at Eceles, 48 Pernicious anaemia. See Anaemia Poisoned spines ofweever fish. See Weever POTTS, W. A.: A protest, 1462 PERRETIkRE. ANTOINE: TraiuL des Maladie8 Poisoning, blood, from calico making, 1085 POWELL, Sir R. DoUGLAS: Evidence befoze de la Voix Chant6e, rev., 1485 Poisoning, delayed chloroform (J. Crawford the Vivisection Commission, 1544; hon. Perry, 1253 Renton), 617: (R. Ramsey), 1237; correspon- degree D.Sc. of Oxford conferred upon, Persia, plague in, 94; medical progress in, dence on, 781 1562 103; correspondence on, 660 Poisoning, colocynth (Charles N. Barton), POWER, D'ARcY: Lecturers on surgery at St. Persian Gulf, plague in, 1443 1361 (T. Langton Butler), 1537 Bartholomew's Hospital, 1731-1906. 211 Pessary, modified Napier's, 268 Poisoning, lead, factory inspectors and, 1017; POWER; W. H., appointed Chairman of Royab Pesterine as a plague disinfectant, 45 "enterospasm " caused by (Horace R. Commission on Tuberculosis, 709; evidence PETER, A. G. Calcium iodide in ulcers of leg, Wilson), 1054: at the dockyards 1085 before Royal Commission on Vivisection, 991, 1464 Poisoning, oxalic acid, and beri-beri, 709 1195 PETERKIN, Dr.: Acute otitis media, 564 Poisoning, oxygen, 1570 PozzI-EScOT, EM.: The Toxins and Venoms and: PETERS, GEORGE ARMSTRONG, obituary notice Poisoning, phosphorus, 1034 their Antibodies, rev., 1189 of, 1095 Poisoning, wood-alcohol, blindness from Practice by companies, 710. 1216 Pharmacology and experimental research (Robert J. Montgomery), 375 Practice in South Africa, 839, 1156, 1571 (leading article), 1203 Poisons, review of books on, 997 Practice, unqualified, 1398 Pharmacy, history of, in the olden times, Police, public, and medical profession. 409 Practice, valuation of, 1398, 1574 453 Police surgeons in Bradford. See Bradford Practitioners, unregistered, 57, 236, 415; giving Pharyngo-keratosis treated by applications Policy of the University of London. See of anaesthietics for, 7; and an uncertified of salicylic acid in sulphoricinate of soda, University midwife, 415 1155 POLITZER, Professor A., retirement of, 904 PRATTr, ELDON: Case of sudden death at the Philadelphia, library of College of Physicians POLLARD, BILTON: Case of diverticulum of climacteric. 1231 of, 1075; donation for a hospital for tuber- oesophagus, 1039 Pregnancy, abdominal, laparotomy, a living culous persons in, 1458 POLLATSCHEK, A.: Die therapeutischen fetus (reported by J. Aldred Allwvood), 376 PHILLIPS, Dr., obituary notice of, 904 Leistungen des Jahres 1965, rev., 694 Pregnancy and albuminuria (E. 0. Urofb), PHILLIPS, JOHN: Outlines of the Diseases of POLLOCK, INGLIS: Retinal telangiectasis, 1240 Women, rev., 203 1366 Pregnancy, cornual (H. Russell Andrews), PHILLIPS, SIDNEY: Acute colitis and ulcera- POLLOCK, J. E.: Thread worms, 356 1482 tive colitis, 1355 POLLOCK, W. .J. INGLIS: Bacteriology of con- Pregnancy, ectopic, coexisting with uterine PHILLIPS, SIDNEY P.: Some affections of the junctivitis, 319 (Dr. Donaldson), 440 pancreas, 143 Polyclinic. See College, Medical Graduates' Pregnancy, extrauterine (J. Nigel Stark), Phleboliths and the Roentgen rays (L. Polycoria with chronic glaucoma (Malcolm L. 1232 Herschel Harris), 1423 Hepburn). 438 Pregnancy, heart disease in relation to (G. F Plhosphite of creosote, 1253 Polycythaemia, splenomegalic (Robert Saund- Blacker), 1225 Phosphorus necrosis, 525 by), 1165 Pregnancy, and fibroids (N. T. Brewis), 80- Phosphorus, whlite, prohibition of in the Polypus, malignant vaginal (Alban Doran), lhysterectomy for fibroids in (Dr. Barbour), mauufacture of matches in Germany, 230 1123 438 Phosphorus poisoning, 1084 Pontypool, typhoid epidemic at, 774 Pregnancy, nephrotomy and (Haig Ferguson), P)iosphorus-free match, 706 Poor Law and infant mortality, 590 60 Phthisis. See Tuberculosis Poor-law authorities. CoDference of delegates Pregnancy, complicated by dislocated spleen, Physical deterioration and town life. 1509 interested in ambulance work. 274 with torsion of pedicle (H. Meek), 928 Physical development and school life, 160 Poor-law children. 1085; in workhouses, 1085; Pregnancy, vomiting of, iodine in. 60: -case of Physician's hobby, 100 in separate establishments, 1085 fatal (Dr. Stookes), 440; treatment of (H. Physicians and private home, companies, Poor-law Commission, 284, 1388; Cork Aylmer Dumat), 684 1460, Guardians and, 284; in Scotland, 1388 Presclerosis, treatment of (Professor Physiology, review of books on, 320 Poor-law inmates and lunatics in Ireland, Huchlard), 287 PIERCE, BEDFORD: Acute mental excitement, 1510 Prescribing chemists. See Chemists 1055 Poor Law in London, cost of, 769 Presentations, 34, 144, 216, 3d7, 408, 588, 653, Pill, everlasting, 941 Poor-law medical appointments, vacant, 1523 655, 701, 1009, 1444 EMILE: Gutide Clinique des Praticiens Poor-law medical officer, arbitrary dismissal Preservatives in food, 1016 FILLET,pour tes Principale Maladies des Voies of, in Scotland, 465, 653, 771 Preservatives in milk. See Milk supply Urinaires, rev., 999 Poor law medical officers, gratuitous attack Pressure and acute albuminuria (Dr. Porter), Pinhole os, 847 on, 408, 529 142 eINNA. H. A. DE: Ship surgeons, 356 Poor-law medical officers and inquest fees, Prevention of Corruption Act. See Act Pious founder in Chicago, 216 986 PRICE, EDWIN, obituary notice of, 1462 PIROGOFF, commemnoration of 224 Poor-law medical officers' inquiry, Scottish, PRICE, FREDERICK W.: Chronic peritonitis. Pirogoff's modified (C.. Gordon 42 causing elephantiasis, 617; foreign bodies Watson),amnputation,1056 Poor-law medical officers, Scottish, dismiEsal in the bronchi, 1305 Piropluias canis in the tick, development of of, 709; and security of tenure, 709; leading Prince's cure, strange story of, 336 (S. R. Christophers), 76; note on, 100 article on. 761: questions in Parliament, Principal and assistant, 1342 PITCHFORD, WILFRED WATKINS:- Meteoro- 832. See als9 Bill, and Highland medical Principal and locum tenens, 1220 logieal conditions and enteric fever, 233 officers PRING, C. H.: Case of Mr. Peers: a mis- Pituitary extracts upon the kidney, action Poor-law Medical Officers' Association. See crrriagc of justice, 60 of, 461 Association Private practitioners and paupers. See Plague. prevalence of the disease. 94. 227. 273, Poor-law nurses in Scotland, 338 Pauper 455, 642. 775, 836, 878, 1018, 1019, 1075. 1146, Poor-law relief, cost of, 525; and marriage Prizes of the Acaddmie de Mddecine, 95' 1209, 1261. 1272. 1317, 1439, 1443, 1448; In certificates, 1085 Proctologist: a new periodical, 880 Arabia, 455. 1075; in Australia, 94, 227, 273, Poor Law, Royal Commission on, 281 Profession and the British Medical Associa- 642, 878, 1019. 1075, 1261, 1317, 1443; in Egypt, PoPE, D. H., reports case of purpura haemor- tion in South Africa, 149. See also Medical 94, 1075; in Hong Kong, 878, 1261, 1417, 1443; rhagica, 1364 Professional attendance in boys' school, 787 in India, 94, 273, 455. 642, 775, 878, 1018, POPE, FRANK: Hospital reform and the Hos- Professional earnings of French doctors, 10'5, 1146, 1210, 1261. 1272, 1317, 1443, 1452; pitals Committee, 470; treatment of loco- 1207 in the Ma-eritius, 94, 273, 455, 642, 878,1075, motor ataxy by fibrolysiD, 1471 Professional misconduct and the law, 276, 1261,1317; in Nagpur, 1439; in New South Popular dietetics. See Dietetics 345, 1398. 1447; Cliff'ord v. Timms (leading Wales, 227, 836: in Persia. 94: in the PORRO, EDOARDO, prize founded in memory article), 276 ; correspondence on, 345 Persian Gulf, 1443: in Russia, history of, of, 214 Professional secrecy, 56, 178, 237, 354, 415, 766, 1209; in South Africa, 1317: in Spain, 1075, Port sanitary (Liverpool) medical officer's 1024; case of the railway signalman, 56, 1317,in Trinidad, West Indies, 1443 report, 1330 178; and syphilis (Professor Parisot), 766; Plague in Manchester in 1605, 155 Port sanitation, 784 in Vienna. 1024 Plague deaths in India, 1210, 1452 Port Sudan, 1083 Professional relations with advertizing opti- Plague disinfectant, pesterine as. 45 PORTER, A. E.: Primary diphtheria of ex- cians, 475 Plague and fleas in Hong Kong, 172 ternal auditory canal, 232 Prophet of quackery, 644 Plague prophylactie, Haffkine's, 277, 285,313 PORTER, C. R.: Rupture of bladder, 1123 Proportional representation. See Representa- 395,928. See alto Haffkine PORTER, Dr.: Pressure and acute albumin- tion Plague research laboratories at Bombay, 109 uria, 142 Proprietary preparations. See Secret reme- Plague, review of books on,691 PORTER, Major F. J. W.: Radical cure of dies Plague, RoyAl College of Physicians and, 1085 hernia, 180; foreign body in appendix, 495; Prosecution for sale of unlabelled margarine Plague, serum treatment of.30 treatment of scabies by balsam of Peru, and watc'ed milk. 342 Plague, special sanitary service for, 1018 744, 1164; medical students and organized Prostate, enlarged, total enucleation of (P. J. P,ague, transmission of, correspondence on, gymnastic training, 842 Freyer), 551; correspondence on, 658, 779, 838 PORTER, J. HoUSTON: Achondroplasia, notes 965. 1154 Plastic operation for syphilitic perforation of Of th1ree cases, 12 Prostate, enlarged, total enucleation of, early hard palate (H. L. Barnard), 262 PORTER, WILLIAM TOWNSEND: An Introduc- specimen removed by the late Mr. McGilI Plugring the posterior nares (A. Ogier Ward), tion to Physiology, rev., 320 (J. A. Cairns Forsyth), 1111 1423 Portugal, tuberculosis congress in, 156 Prostate, enlarged, treatment of (L G. Gunn), Plumbers, registration of, 662 POSEY, W. CAMPBELL (Editor): Eye and 263 Pneumonia, acute, abscess of lung and acute Nervous Systen, their Diagnostic Relations, Prostatectoniy, review of books oo, 1125 endocarditis in (Francis H. Hawkins), 141 rev., 1243 Protargol, value of, 787, 912. JUNE 29, .1907.1 INDEX [Kr, d2

Proteids in milk. See Milk Purpura and calcium chloride (W. B. Russell), 1heAta, remoial of eatire, ior carcinoma Protest, a, 1462 199 (P. Locknart kiumnnery). 1289 Protozoal theory of syphilis and cancer, 1423 Purpura haemorrhagica, case of (reported by- Rectum, review of books on, 692 PROUT. W. J. : Lesons-on Elementary iLygiente D. H. Pope), 1364 Rectum, extraperitoneal transplantation of and Sanita'ion, with Special Reference to the PURsxow, Dr.: Pedunculated parovarian ureters into. (reported by T. V..Armugam), Tropics, rev., cyst, 625; solid tumour of ovary, 625 1481 Provident Dispessaries.. See Dispensary Pyloric stenosis. See Stenosis Red Cross Conference, international, 843, PROWAZEK, .S. V0N.: Taschenbuch de nmikro- Pyonephrosis, double, removal of calculus 1447,1507,1561 ; Japan and, 1214 skopischen Technik der Protfistenuntersuchung, from each ureter for (H. L. Barnard), 262 Red Cross Societies. See Societtes rev., 1307 Pyrexia, prolonged (Francis de Havilland REED, WM. CASH: Homoeopatlly, 416 Prussian Army Medical Department, thirty- Hall), 1304 REES FERDINAND, abuse of medical charities, flfth publication, dedicatpd to Ernst von Pythogenic pneumonia. See Pneumonia 1572 ,Bergmann, 1242 Referendum, the, 1505 Psychological medicine, review of books on, Referred pain. See Pain 1059 Refractometer, new (Karl Grossma4n), 318 Ptosis, partial, treatment of, 180 Regeneration of bone. See Bone Pubiotomy (Hastings Tweedy), 813 Regeneration of nerves. See Nerves Public convenience and private house, 1398 Registration of midwives. See Midwives Public health and Poor-law, medical services, Registration of nurses. See Nurses 59, 118, 179, 237. 272, 415, 473, 538, 602, 662, Registration of plumbers. See Plumbers 723, 783, 844, 909, 968, 1034, 1098, 1156, REID, J.: Obstetric notes, 180; cystinuria, )221,'1343, 1402,*1463, 1523, 1578 * vaccination, 972eeffect of respiration on the heart, 1036.; 59, 119, 272, 783, 1035; call lymplh, 59: Q. urticarla and influenza, 1301 a vaccinator four : duty of. public when Quack medicines, F. J. Waldo on, 34. See al8o REID, J. Drunkenness, 1524 marks are refused, 119; public vaici- Medicines, patent REID, Surgeon-Major ROBERT, obituary uator's viscts,.272 compulsory vaccination Quack, a transatlantic, 236 notice of, 1521 in United States, 783; lists of vaccinated Quackery in Italy. 210 Rejuvenescence, new pentacle of, 1142 children, 1035; Ameriean Public Health Quackery and medical law reform, 51 Relapsing fever. See Fever Aisociation, 118; health of Edinburgh dur- Quackery, prophet of, 644 Remarkable effect of tobacco, 1082 ing 1903,118; medical officers of health to Quackery, suppression of, in the United Remarkable speciality, 1036 rural districts, 119, 179, 238; primitive water States, 103 Remedies, secret. See Secret .supply, 17d *fortnightlreturnsto guardians Quacks of bygone days, 222 AEMLINGER, P.: Conveyance of infectious ,by district medicz offlers, 179; vital statis- Quacks, a coroner on, 1283 diseases by domestic pets, 520 tics in England and Wales, 1906, 237; Royal Quacks and their nostrums, 99 Removal of insane patient, 415 Commission on care and control of. the quacks, ophthalmic, in America (leading Removal of patients from infectious hos- teeble-minded, 237: isolation hospitals, article). 892 pitals. See Hospitals 238; calculation. of superannuation, 272: Qualification for membership of board of Remuneration for attendance in another dis- .private practitioners and pauper patients guardians as affected by receipt of pension, trict, 1578 272; district medical oecer's extra fees, Renal calculi. See Calculi 272; L.S.A. and Poor-law appointments, Quebec College of Physicians. See College Renal disease, diagnosis of certain forms of 273; death-rate of illegitimate children, 415; Quebec Provincial Board of Health, 836 (J. Rose Bradford), 725 removal of patients from infectious hos- Queen Alexandra Sanatorium. 1391, 1511 Renal fistula. See Fistula itals 415; fee for certification of pauper Queen Elizabeth's physician, 1559 RENSHAW, CHARLES J.: Mont' Estoril, 31; unatlcs, 473; district medical officer's fee Queen of Roumania. See Roumania education of medical students in England, for attendance on patient at common Queen Victoria Jubilee Institute for Nurses. 1153 lodging house, 473: power of local authority See Nurses RENTON, J. CRAWFORD: Delayed chloroform (to close a shop, 538; industrial accidents poisoning, 617; mortality after surgical and Queensland, plague in, 1443. See also Aus- diseases, 602; infantile diarrhoea, 602; tralia operations, 867 bacterial treatment of sewage, 602; work- Question under the Notification Act, 784 RENTOUL, J. L : Trypsin in cancer, 724 house midwife or midwifery nurse, 602; 540 RENTOUL, ROBERT R. : Sterilization ofcertain Public Health diplomas in the colonies. Quotation, inappropriate, degenerates, 60; woman's health, 946; '602; registration of plumbers, 662; small Charter and the future constitution of the holdings, 662: other people's sewage, 662: Association, 1025; notification of liveborn Poor-law Medical Officers Association of and stillborn children, 1275 England and Wales, 723, 1402; ventilation Report of inspector under Inebriates Acts, of London, 783; international protection 26 ; of Select Committee on Housing of the against tuberculosis, 784; port sanitation, Working Classes Acts Amendment Bill, 32; '784; pasteurization of milk in New York, of Public Health Comtmittee of London 784; American sanitation, 784; question R. County CouneIl, 98; of Registrar-GeDeral 'under the Notification Act, 784; removal of for Ireland, 1905, 107 ; of Pubie Health Com- psuper lunatic to workhouse for certifica- R.A.M.C. (Vols.) See Volunteers mittee of London County Couneil for tion, 844. 909; law as to removal of house RABAGLIATI, A.: Functions of Food in the Body, 1905, 210, 269; Army Medical Department. refuse, 903; Chelmsford rural district, 968; rev., 1125, 1905, 224, 352; of food imports into port of Maldon rural district, 968; qualification for Radical mastoid operation. See Mastoid Manchester, 228: of the health of the nav membership of board of guardians as Radiography, instruments for, 1543 234; of Science Committee of British Medi- affected by receipt of pension, 1034 ; duties Radiography, review of books on, 267. See also cal Association (see Association): of Bleep- of district medical officers. 1035: dogs Roentgen, X rays ing Sickness Commission, 494, 586: of Com- in workhouse infirmaries, 1035; reports Radium laboratories. See Laboratories mission on Typhoid Fever and Gastro- of medical officers of health, 1096, 1221, Railway appointments in India, 724 intestinal Infection from Oysters, 1214: of D.P.H. in the colonies, 1098; superannua- Railway signalnian, case of. See Professional inspectors'under the Act (Vivisection), 1309; tion, 1098; Gosport water supply, 1156; secrecy of Royal Commission on Vivisection (see duties of workhouse medical officers, 1156; Rainy winds, influence of in phthisis. See Vivisection); of Royal Commission on report of M O.H. for Rotherham, 1221; Tuberculosis, influence of rainy winds on Mines (see Mines) medical offlicers of health and sanitary RAJASINGHAM, A.: Iodine in vomiting of Reports from Pathological Laboratory of Lunacy inspectors, 1221; district medical officer pregnancy 60; congenital absence of one Department of New South Wales, rev., 753 and tramp, 1343; training of midwives, kidney, 91i Reports in the SUPPLEMENT (leadmng article), 1402; guardians and medical fees. 1463; RAMSAY. ROBERT HAMILTON, obituary notice 398 -eport of M.O.H. for Battersea, 1463; inspec- of, 1223 Representation, proportional system of, 894 tion of cattle, 1523; vacant Poor-lawmedical RAMSEY, R.: Delayed chloroform poisoning, note on, 1205 appointments, 1523; Association of Public 1237 Representative Meeting, Special, 893, 949 Vaccinators of England and Wales, 1523; RAMEsY, ROBERT: Two cases of multiple Rescue work in coal mines after explosions, remuneration for attendance in anotlier intestinal obstruction, 1296 403 district, 1578; public health of Athens, 1578 RANKIN, GUTHRIE: Achondroplasia, 11; Respiration, effect of on the circulation (Sir Public Health Acts. See Acts aortic disease, 608' James Barr), 913; correspondence on, 10939 Public Health, American Ministry of, 1383 RANSOM, WILLIAM HENRY, death of, 953; 1153, 1217, 1275; effect of on the heart, 1036 Public health authorities and the prevention obituary notice of, 1032 Responsibility of the medical profession of phthiis, 465 Rashes of varicella, accidental (J. D. Rol- towards the public, 37 Public health diplomas in the colonies, 602 leston), 1051 Restaurants. insanitary, 1206 Public Health Officers Bill. See Bill RAVENHILL, THOMAS HOLXBS, obituary notice Restoring names to the Medical Register. See Public health returns. 657 of, 1033 Medical Public health, review of books on, 1306 RAW, NATHIAN: Human and bovine tubercu- Resuscitation of the apparently dead, 340 1-sblic Health, Royal Institute of, lecture losis, 411, 498; with especial reference to Retinal telangiectasis. See Telangiectasis arrangements, 1202 treatment by special kinds of tuberculin, Retinitis, albuminuric (Walter H. Jessop), 728 Public health service of England and Wales 498 ; vaccine serums and infections. 870 Retinitis pigmentosa (Simeon Snell), 318

I -I die Dia des genesIs,hhygene321; for tropical students, *hepatic flexure,~370, 379; enlargement of br-eitlung uend nose, Uleaw Vea- 939 322: medical ectricity, 381. -Cam- clavicle and lower jaw, 749 triculi totundurm., rev., bridge NaturalHistory, 382; RoBiNSON, LILIAN. AusTIN: Health of our aemisaas a remedy,,42treatment of Pett's Children in the Colonies, rev., 572 S. disease, 442; melancholia,443; nutrition ROBINSON, MARK: Guide to Urine Testing for and diet, 503: gastric ulcer, 504; ossifica- Nurses and others, rev., 208 Saccharometer, quantitative, 604 tionoft the spinalcolumn, 504: tro ical ROBINSON, WILLIM: Intestinal obstruction Sailors, number of, killed and wounded irs medicine, 504; integrative actionof the caused by a gall stone, 867 action during six years ended ]December nervous system, 567; pathology of the RBOsoN, A. W. MAYO, elected associate mem- 31st, 1903, 643 blood, 631; aneurysm of aadominalthe her of the French Surgicalal Society, 216; Saint, a new medical. See Medical aorta;.6331; awater doctor, 633; evolution of duodenal ulcer and its treatment, 248; total St. Andrews, scarlet fever at, 46 life, 691 ; bacteriology of plague. 691 ; water enucleation of the prostate, 658; modern St. Helens, Midwives Act in, 1548 supply and sewage disposal, 691; obstetrics, treatment of general peritonitis, 1483 Salaries, of lady assistant M.O.H.. 240;ofF 692,1425 ;surge oftherectum, 692 venereal ROCHARD, Dr.: Treatment of muscular medical officers, Poplar Union, 590; of dis- diseases, 693,1485; cancer,8753, 87, 1061,1188; atroply after effusion into joints by muscu- pensary doctors, 594; of M.O.H., 709 mental diseases,753, 12431484,1539 ; dermato- lar work with progressive resistance, 715 Salary of sick assistant, 538 logy, 755;' embryology 756; sea voyages, Rochdale Infirmary. See Infirmary Saleof practice, 57, 1463 816' pathological catalogues 817; anato- ROCKCLIFFE, Dr.: Thrombosis of cavernous SALG, J.::Die forensiche Bedeutung der Sex- mical matter, atlases, 817; mind and 873; sinus, 685; sympathetic irritation, 685 uellen Perver8fttrt, rev., 1060 enteric fever, 874; newgrowths, 875; Rodent ulcer. See Ulcer Salicylic acid in pharyngo-keratosis. See Burdett's Hospitals and Charities," 875; RODDICK, Dr., presentation to, 655 Pharyngo-keratosis nose and throat operations, 875 ; sanitary RODGER, R.:T. Coincident embolism of Salicyiates, administration of (David Lees), evolution of London. 937; cholelithiasis, cerebral, mesenteric, and femoral arteries, 814 938;comparativemedicine, 939;aassage, 710 Salicylism and epistaxis (E. Leach), 931 939; poisons, 997; familysdiseases,997* patho- ROE, W. FNANcIs: Another form of hospital SALTER, A., elected member L.C.C., logy and the newer physical chemistry, abuse, 1392,1572 SALTER, FRED W., appointed J.P. for county' 998,13071; chromocystoscopy, 998; handi- Roentgenrays,phleboliths and (L. Herschel of Montgomery, 516 craft of medicine and surgery, 999; genito- Harris), 1423 Salvador. See El Salvador urinary diseases, 999; variation and Roentgen rays, review of books on, 206, 267. SAMBoN, L.: Haemogregarines in blood of heredity, 1059; psychological medicine, See also X rays;; Radiography snakes, 1365 1059; pathology of the sympathetic4 1080; RoETHLISBERGER, PAUL: Waters of Baden in SAmwAYS, D. W.: Fashion in medicine, 113 orthopaedics, 1061 surgical handicraft, treatment of gout, 91 Sanatorium for consumption: at Newcastle. 1081; surgicea handbooks, 1052; serum- ROGERS, LEONARD: Kala-azar (Milroy Lec- 49; at moderate rates at Clacton-on-Sea, 273, therapy,. 062; tumours of central nervous tures), 427, 490, 557; presuppurative stage of in West Wales, 283,343,1566 ; at Holt, Norfolk, system,, 1124 alefiolism, 11242; functions amoebice hepatitis, 869; seven-day lever 456: in Leeds, 591; at Cork, 651, 1088, 1145, of food in the body, 1125; prostatectomy, simulating dengue, 869 1513; in Irelad 711; oposed, atB 1186; irming-- -1125; eating and over-eating, che- ROLLESTON, H. D.: System of Medicine. rev., ham, 834; at Eldwick 1020;Naat al.atit mistry of digestive diseases, 1187; tumours, 24; squamous-celled carcinoma of stomach Benenden, 1081; the Queen Alexandria, 1391, 1188; tuberclebacilli in pleural effusions, and oesophagus, imitating tuberculous 1511 1188 the modern- nurse, 1241 tribute to ulceration of intestine, 1293 Sanatorium, danger of the, 400; correspon-- Professor v. Bergmann, 1242 neurology, ROLLESTON. J. D.: Accidental rashes of dence on, 471 1242; heredity and mental disease, 1243; varicella, 1051 Sanatorium treatment of laryngeal tubercu- publc health,-1306: toxinof dysentery, Rome, school of malingering discovered in, losis, complete vocal rest during (Noel 1306; pathology, 1307: inflammation, 1307; 620 ; proposed medico-legal society in, 1281 Bardswell and Basil Adams), 1350; (H. G- therapeutics. 1308: paraffin in surgery, Roncegno as a health resort, 93 Felkin), 1421 *1308; -anaesthesia,1367; gall-stone-surgery, ROPER, ARTHUR C.: Hospital reform, 289 Sanatoriums, plea for the use of tuberculin 1367; German system of workmen's assur- Ross, F. W. FORBES: Ruptured pancreatic within and without (W. Camac Wilkinson), ance, 1368 ; epilepsy, 1427; intussusception, cyst, 748 1298 1427; voice training 1486; cancer, con- ROSS. RONALD, receives permission to wear Sanatoriums, workers, 1450; and medical ferenee, 1487, notes on books. 25, 86, 148, Order of'Leopold II, 94; note on the referees. 221, 268, 347 208, 268 322 383 444 572, 633,694, 756, 818, nucleuis of trypanosomes, 138: yellow fever Sanatoriums for working men, 1206 876,1006, 1061, 1189, 1244, 1308. 1487, 142 in Belize, 233 ; casting-up accounts in con- SANDEACSI: Second German Course for Sdienzcc Revival "of homoeopatliy. See Homoeopathy nexion with malaria, 719 Students, rev.. 876 REYBURN, ROBERT, gives an account of his Rossi, GIOVANNI, murdered by an anarchist, SANGRADO, Dr., 1132 professional lfe, 1375 94 SANGUINETr, H. H.: Multiple myeloma, 196 REYNOLDS, C. E.: Spontaneous rupture of Roth-Drager oxygen- and chloroform appara- Sanitary condition of Lewis, 651 meningocele, 499; proper way to ad- tus, 106' Sanitary education of the army (leading minister chloroform, 1669 Rotlierham, Midwives Act in, 641; health of, article), 458: instruction in, 473 Rheumatism, influence of climate on (C. W. 1221 Sanitaly inspectors, 1453 -Buckley), 441 Roumiiania, pellagra in, 1501 Sanitary inspectors and medical officers oi Rheumatism, acute. on the micro-organism ;ROUMANIA. QUBEN OF, founds a city of the health, 1221 isolated from (E. W. Ainley Walker), 1233 blind (Vatra Luminosa), 95 Sanitary officers, grant from, 1510 Rheumatism, bees' stings and, 1517, 1579 Roux. M.: House distribution of tubercle In Sanitation, in El Salvador, 163; in the British. Rheumatism, subacute, 1579 Paris, 1089; early diagnosis of tuberculosis, army, instruction in, 458, 473; in Gla-- Rhine wine as a beveragein diabetes, 912 1458 morgan, 774; American, 784; port, 784: of RHODES. JNO. MILSON: Administration of the Rowing and health, 705 Irish Constabulary barracks, 1018; of Ebbwr Midwives Act, 1394; Central Midwives Rows, R. G.: Lesions of spinal and cranial Vale. 1213; in Panama, 1560. See also In-- Board, 1580 nerves experimentally produced by toxins, sanitation RICH8ADSON, Major: Ambulance dogs, 1524 987 SANKEY, E. H1. 0.: Defence of steam cars,848 Rickets, discussion on, 20 Royal Commission on Feeble-minded. See SANsoM, ARTHUR ERNEST, obituary notice of,. RIDDELL, J.;ScoTT: lodine-spirit catgut, Feeble-minded 722 809 Royal Commission on Human and Bovine Saratoff, new Russian university at, 1237 RIDEAL, SAMUEL: Rideal-Walker coefficiency, Tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis, Sarcoma of Douglas's pouch, retroperitoneal 841, Royal Commission on Mines. See Mines' (C. Ferrier Walters and I. Walker Hall), RIGBY, JAMES A. : A Star Chamber of Surgery, Royal Commission on Poor Law. See Poor 1049 218 Law SARGENT, PERCY: Anti-colon bacillus serum, Ring probe, 1063 Royal Commission on Sewage Disposal. See 933 Ringworm of scalp, x-ray treatment of Sewage SATrERLEE, G. R.: Outlines of Human Embry- (J. M. H, Macleod), 1298 Royal Commission on Vivisection. See Vivi- ology, rev., 756 RIPON, death of the Marchioness of, 591 section. SAUNDBY, ROBRET: Ethical aspects of medi- RISEL: 8Sudden death from haemorrhage: Royal Sanitary Institute. See Institute' cal consultation, 534; appreciation of Ed- diffused chorion-apithelioms, 1562 Royat, 758 ward Markham Skerritti, 1160; splenome- RITCHRB,i L. C. PEEL: Tuberculous opsonic RUATA, G. R.: Mantuale Pratico dell' Igieniata, galic polycythaemia, 1165; General Medical index, 626 rev., 1487 Council and the British Medical Associa- RITCHIBE W T.: Extra-systole, 1122 Rubber gloves In midwifery practice (John tion, 1515 RIVERS-*ILLsON, A.: Society of Apothecaries, Campbell), 19 SAUTON, M.: Estimation of proteids in milk, London, Bill (1907),1517 RfCtKER, Sir -ARTHUR W.: Medical degrees of 848 IVIURE, CLIVE: Vaccine treatment of tuber- the University of London, 1026 *SAVAGE, GEORGE HENRY: Insanity, its causes dulosis in children, E69 Rudolf Virchow Hospital. See Hospital and increase, 622, 682, 742 RIZAL,, ST. JOSEPH, canonized Saint, 829 RUFFER, M. A. (editor): Scientific Repor-ts, rev., SAVAGE, THOMAS. death of, 227; obituary ROBB, GARDNxR: Cerebro-spinal meningitis, 634; bacteriological diagnosis of cholera, notice of, 293 u0 735 SAVAGE, WILLIAM G.: Bacteriological Ezamina- ROBB, W., appointed J.P. for Northampton- Rumination in man (E M. Brockbank), 421, tion of Water Supplies, rev., 145 shire, 1009 1217; (J. Grant Millar), 1053; (A. C. L. La Savage races, sale of narcotics to, 144 Robben Island lepers, 170, 220 Frenais), 1480 SAWYER, Dr.: Functional spasm, 868; toni¢ ROBERTS, D. LLOYD, reports case of abdo- RUNDLE, C.: Cerebro-spinal meningitis,- 1184 muscular spasms, 1119 n7inal section for ectopic gestation, 18 Running lie, 830 SAWYER, Sir JAMES: Garden friends and foes, ROBEPS, ERNEST Enteric Fever in India and RUpture. See Hernia 663 in other Tropical and Sab-Tropical Regioss, Rupture of riglht bronchus by injury (Colin Saxony, cremation in, 287 rev., 874 King), 1238 Scabies in the Pembroke Workhouse. 468 ROBERTS, J. LLOYD: Malaria, 687 Rupture of Descemet's imiembrane (George Scabies treated by balsam of Peru (,F. 3. W. ROBBRTSON, Dr.: Report as M.O.H. for Leith Coats), 1365 Porter), 744, 1164; correspondence on, 972, on Children, Medical Inspection of School RUSSELL, A. E.: Case of sulphaemoglobin- 1100, 1164 459 * aemia, 564 Vivi- Scarlatiniform raslh after burn (Simonds ROBERTsOw, WILLIAM: Inadequate salaries RUSSELL, Sir JAMES, evidence of before Gooding), 313 offered. to women Inspectors of school section Commission, 450 Scarlet fever. See Fever medical men, children, 597; motor cars for RUSSELL, JAMES W.: The temperature in SCHXFE,R, E. A'.: Appreciation of Sir Michktel 11131 malignant disease of the liver and bile Foster, 350; experiments on thie pliysio- ROBERTSON-MILNE, Captain: Cerebro-spinal passages, 311 logical action of pituitary extracts, 461 fever inIndia,1140 RUSSELL, W. B.: Purpura and calcium chlo- SCHARLIEB, MARY: Inadequate salaries' ROBIN,' ALBERT: Treatment of pneumonia, ride, 199 offered to women medical inspectors of 50; economical organization.of the struggle Russia, numbers of medical mcn imprisoned school children, 537 against-.tubercle, 1089 for alleged political offences in, 155; new SCHAUDINN, memorial to, 329 ROBINSON, H. BUTHAM: Use of taxis for univeraty in, 470; medical men in the SCHILLING, Dr., granted leave of absence to hernia, and some complications that may Duma, 643; deat-mutes in, 1126; history of pursue researches in tsetse fly disease, 760 arise during its employment, 14; idiopatlhic plague epidemics in, 1209 SCHOENBERG, GuSTAV, obituary notice of, dilatation of rectum and clon as far as the L.: die Ver- 1281 RUTIMEYER, Ueber geogrophische a JUNEC TM Barr= 29, 19C7,J INDEX. IB[Kmiie"6 - Jou2x,&iL- 29 = I 2I I School Board medical officers, duties of, 1454 956; Glasgow Medical Golf Club, 957; birtlhs, SHAW-MACKENZIE, JOHN A.: Trypsin in School absence certificates, 1080 deaths, marriages, and vaccinations, 1022; cancer, 53, 598 Scbool of advanced medical studies, 334 opening of summer session at Edinburgl, SHEARER, DONALD F.: Hospitals an4 clubs, School buildings, inspection of elexnentary, 1088; new Wving of Samaritan Hospital, 718; early differential diagnosis of abdo- 779 Glasgow, I146; new medical society at minal pain, 934 School children, examination of in Vienna, Greenock, 1146; Scottish Association of SHEEN, WILLIAM: Foreign body in appendix 1272 Medical Women, 1211; Glasgow Medico- abscess, 867 3chool chlildren, medical certificates for, 227; Chirurgical Society, 1211; Govan District Sheffleld, notes from, 408, 955; vaccines, 408 teeth of (leading article), 275; tuberculosis Asylum, 1211; Edinburgh Harvelan Fes- Edinburgh Medical Graduates' Club, 408 in (leading article), 331; pulmotiary tuber- tival, 1329; Queen Margaret College, Glasl professorship of pathology. 408; medical culosis in (Dr. Robertson of Le th). 459; gow, 1,i29; out-door dispensary menta- scholarships, 955: post-graduate courses, eyesight of, 1558; women inspectors. See cases, 1329; Edinburgh and Glasgow Medi- 956: chair of pathology, 956; consultants Women cal Club, 1388; research -work in Edin- and general practitioners, 956 School children, medical inspection of, 459, burgh, 1388; Dr. Finlayson memorial, SHEILD, MARMADUKE, appointed consulting 710, 1210; questions in Parliament, 589, 710, 1388; Poor-law Coimmission, 1388; compli- surgeon, St. George's Hospital, 216 1210, 1269 1509 mentary dinner to Professor Beattie, 1454; SHEILL, SPENCER: Chart showing diagram- 3chool chiidren, underfed, 714 duties of School Board medical officers, matically the dates alnd occurrences during 3chool exemption certificates in Scotland, 178 1454 ; Govan Cottage Nurses' Training Home, three years in the life of an eclamptic 3chool hygiene, 92, 153. 160, 271, 328, 339, 386, 1455; plural appointments in Edinburgh patient, 1057 445,468, 531, 635,651, 702, 819; in London, 92, hospitals, 1456; Sir Henry Littlejohn's SHENNAN, Dr.: Perinaud's conjunctivitis, 153, 271, 328; in Liverpool, 92; physical annual report (as M.O.H. from Edinburgh), 1366 development and, 160; in Ireland, 339: in 1513; Sir Thomas Fraser, 1514; Dunoon sea- SHENSTONE, W. A.: The Neqv Physi1cs and Berlin, 386; in Leith, 445; international side homes, 1514 Chemistry: 4 series of Populdr Essays on congress on, 468, 702; in Tasmania, 531; a St. Andrews Ambulance Association (Aber- Physical ouid Chemical Subiects, rev., 86 comparison of children in secondary and deen Centre), 1566 SHERREN, JAMRS: Case of secondary suture elementary schools, 635; questions in Par- Scotland, school exemption certificates in. of great sciatic nerve, 367; gastro-enteros- l.ament, 651; relation of physical and men- See School tomy for chronic gastric ulcer, 1183 tal conditions to home surroundings, 819 Scotland, health questions in, 1387 SHERRINGTGN, C. S.: Appreciation of Sir 3chools, closing, of, on account of epidemic Scotland, state of medicine in, before and at Michael Foster, 351 ; The Integrative Action sickness, 827 the time of the Union, 1434 of the iVer vous Systenm, rev., 567; the Associa- 3chools, diphtheria in. See Diphtheria Scorr, JOSEPH, receives permission to accept tion and medical research, 657; elected 3chools, general medical inspection of second class of Order of the Lion and the foreign corresponding memnber of Belgian (leading articles), 97, 582 Sun, 1444 Royal Academy of Medicine, 702 ichools, medical inspection of, 51, 97, 582; Scovrr, T. GRAHA3M: Licking the fingers, 972 Ship surgeons, 356 questions in Parliament, 589; correspon- Scottish Poor-law medical officers. See Poor Shipping Federation and the Workmen's Com- dence on, 841 Law pensation Act, 347, 599, 966. See also Act 3Ceools, overwork in primary and secondary, Scottish Poor-law Medical Officers' Associa- Shop hours, 1144 469 tion. See Association SHORT, SYDNEY: Fatal case of lupus ery- Ichools, public elementary, teaching of, Scottish students and medical history, 327 thematosus. 868 hygiene and temperance in, 1014, 1510, Scottish universities. See Universities Shoulder- joint, excision of, new method (T. H. 1569; deputation to President of Board SCURFIELD, H., electedi Fellow of Royal Kellock), 499 of Education, 1441; correspondence on, Sanitary Institute, 1554 SHOYER, A. F.: Sprains and theirjeonse- 1459 Scurvy (C. B. Gittings), 683 quences, 810 3chools, public, hygiene and, 1014 SEALY, GEORGE J.: The food factor in the SIEBERT, F.: Unseren Sohnen, rev.. 268 3CHORSTvIN, Dr., bequests of, 281; correspon- twentieth century, 194 Sierra Leone, trypanosomiasis in, 523; "black- dence on, 535 SEAMAN, Deputy Inspector-General WILLIAM water" fever in (H. W. Grattan). 687 ICHREIBER, EMANUEL, obituary notice of, CAMPBEL,L, obituary notice of, 785 SIEVEKING, HERBERT: Name of the Associa- 786 Seasickness, 1344, 1403 tion, 962 3CHRdTTER, Professor VON, jubilee of, 534 Seaside camps for London working boys, 1487 Shifting the income-tax burden (leading 3CHWALBE, JULIUS: Therapeutische Technik Second conviction, 783 article), 1010 fiur die drztliche Praxis, etn Handbuch far Secondary suture of great sciatic nerve SILVA, A. M. DE: Hydrocephalus, 1284 Arzte und Studierende. rev., 999 (James Sherren), 367 SIMPSON, GARRY: Suppurative disease of 3ciatica, treatment of, 1344, 1403 secret commissions, 116 middle ear. 629 clence Committee, 1505 Secret remedies, composition of certain, 213; SINCLAIR, Dr.: Perinaud's conjunctivitis, 'Science" of antivaccination, 829 proprietary preparations, new drugs and, 1366 tcurvy, case of, occurring in a diabetic (W. E. 832, 879, 940, 1073, 1488, 1550 SINCLAIR, JAMEs E. : Domestic servants Jones), 197 Security of tenure of medical officers. See under the Workmen's Compensation Act, lCHWANN, THEODOR, monument to, 462 Poor Law and Bill 472 lQHWEINITZ, GEORGE E. DE: The Ophthalunic Self-drugging. See Drugs, compressed SIREDAY, A.: Mfaladies des Organes Geieitio- Year Book, rev., 86 SELIGMANN, C. G.: Haemogregarines in the Urinaires de lilomme et ele la Femmne, rev., Iciatic nerve. See Nerve blood of snakes, 1365 1486 Icientific "nightcap," 1524 SELLERS, RICHARD BUBDETT, retirement of, SKERRETT. F. B.: Rupture of dilated aorta, ;cientific research. See Association 34 leakage bruit, 435 Iclerosis, arterial. See Arterial SEMON, Sir FELIX: Some points in the dia- SKERRIrr, EDWARD MARKHAM, death of, Scopolamine for general anaesthesia, 384 gnosis and treatmnent of laryngeal cancer, 1079; obituary notice of, 1157: appreciative ,cotland, notes from. 46, 105, 169, 225, 284, 241, 261 story of, 1224 338, 406, 465, 527, 592. 653, 711, 770 901, SENATOR, Professor, fiftieth anniversary of Skin diseases, diagnosis and treatment of 956, 1022, 1088, 1146, 1211, 1270, 1329,'1388, graduation as a doctor of medicine, 760 some (F. H. Jacob), 2C5 1454. 1513, 1566: complimentary dinner Sepsis, treatment of, 1100 Skin diseases, tuberculous (G. H. Lancashire), toDr. Norman Walker, 46; laboratory of Serum, anticolon bacillus (G. H. Makins and 1059 the Royal College of Physicians, Edin- Percy Sargent), 933 SKIRTING, A. A. SCOT: Multiple internal bui gh, 46; Edinburgh Royal Inflrmary, Serum, antistreptococcic, in puerperal fever diverticula (invaginations ?) of small intes- 46, 106, 465, 711, 1211, 1329, 1389, 1456, 1566; (E. W. Smyth), 495; in persistent cervical tine, 256 Residents' Club, annual meeting, 1270; scar- abscess and threatened mastoid suppura- Skull, severe compound fracture of (W. P. let fever at St. Andrews, 46; Western tion (Meredith Young). 745 M'Hldowney and J. Ward Cousins), 1045 Infirmary, Glasgow, extension of.46; annual Serum, antetetanic, in tetanus (W. Winslow Skull, fractures of base of (Anthony Bowlby), dinner, 465; change at. 1329; medical educa- Hall), 555; (E;ustace G. Carter), 555; (C. R. 121 tion in Scotland, 105: Edinburgh post- Howard), 556 Skulls and wvigs, 896 graduate courses, 106, 1022, 1270; compli- Serum, antitetanus, value of preventive injec- Sleep of cliildren in towvns, 648, 842 mentary dinner to Dr. William Bruce, 169; tions of, 1332 Sleeping sickness, Professor Koch pn, 152; preliminary examination of the Scottish Serum, antituberculous, influence of on the article on in the Luganda language. 215; universities, 169; the late Principal Story, opsonic index (W. Cecil Bosanquet and in Uganda, 223; in French East, Africa, 169; Girgenti Home for Inebriates, 170; Ronald E. French). 862 402; report of Royal Society's Commission Scottish Poor-law Medical Officers' Associa- Serum, mother's blood, opsonic power of on, 494, 586; scientific mission to .-Iha do tion, annual dinner, 225; future work of (Edward Turton and Roy Appleton). 865 Principe on, 516; Ronald Ross on preven- medical students, 225; cancer research at Serum, injections of fresh, as a haemostatic tion of, 588; in the Frenclh Congo, 1059; Aberdeen, 225; Dr. Finlayson memorial, in haemophilia, 837 expedition to Central Africa, 1139, 1448; 284; Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 284; health Serum treatment of plague, 30; of bacillary Colonial conference on, 1496. See 4180 of Aberdeen, 284, 338; epidemic cerebro- dysentery, 958 Trypanosomiasis spinal meningitis in Scotland. 338, 406, 901, Serums. curative, standardization of, 162 Sleepingsickness, International Conference 1088, 1146,1211, 1270, 1329, 1389, 14E6, 1513, 1566; Serumtherapeutic Institute at Milan, 155 (leading article) on, 1856 Poor-law nurses in Scotland, 338;laboratory Berumtherapy, review of books on, 1062 Small holdinigs. 662, 1503; and national of the Royal Colleges. Edinburgh,406; Royal Sewage disposal, Royal Commission on, 832, physique, leading article, 1503 Edinburgh Medical Society, 406; Principal 1453 Small-pox and a chemist, 538 of Glasgow Universitv, 407; Glasgow Sewage, bacterial treatment of, 602 Small-pox, at Johannesberg, 835 iin Germany Clinical aud Pathological Society, 407; Sewage, other people's, 662; review of books and variolous lymph, 1084: at Metz, 1135: arbitrary dismissal of a Poor-law medical on disposal of, 691; at Colwyn Bay, 1453, at Devonport, 1144; in Funchal, 1324 officer, 465, 653, 771; public health autho- 1563; at Dumbarton, 1563; at Southend-on- Small-pox and inoculation in China (E. H. rities and the prevention of phthtsis, 465; Sea, 1453 Parker), 88; Lady Mary Wortley Montague medical officer to the Edinburgh School SEWILL, HENRY: Quackery and medical law on, 1315 Board, 465; GlasgowVigilance Committee, reform, 51; prospects of medical law Small-pox, distribution of severity of attack 466; multiplication of health congresses, reform, 599; practice by companies, 1216 in cases of, 895 527; Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society, Shakespeare's ' insane root," 29, 788 SMITH, FRANCIS WILLIAM, obituary notice 527; alleged increase of insanity, 527; SHARP, A. J.: Measles, its mortality, compli- of, 1095 cancer pavilion of the Dundee Royal Infir- cations and sequelae, 144 SMITH, FRED. J.: Medical degrees of the mary, 527; milk supply and meat inspec- SHAW, H. BATTY: Pulmonary hypertrophic University of London, 1027; Charter aiAd tion in, 592; Royal Edinburgh Asylum, osteo-arthiopathy, 748: value of blood ex- the Constitution, 1147 annual meeting, 593; presentation to Sir amination, 973: specific gravity of the SMITH, G. ELLIOT: Skuls1s of ancient Egypt, Henry Littlejohin,653 ; American meat, 654; blood in chlorosis, 1155 896 Scottish Association for Medical Education SHAw, LAURISTON E.: Medical education and SMITH, G. F. DARWALL: Perithelioma of of Women, 712; judicial conception of in- the examination fetish, 578; leading article uterus, 686 sanity (trial of T. M. Brown), 770; corre- on, 584; concentration of preliminary SMITH, H. LvNo: Incubation of scarlet fever, spondenceon, 901,1022; Roval Hospital for medical studies in London, 660 314 Sick Children, Glasgow, 771; Hawick Cot- SHAW, W. FLETCHER: Pathology of chronic SMITH, J. ANDERSON: Sudden death in, tage Hospital, 901; Glasgow Royal Infir- metritis. 142; Chronic Metritis: ItsPathology infants, 1536 mary, post-graduate classes, 901: Glasgow and its Relation to Chronic Endometritis, rev., SmiTH, J. LORRAIN; Catalogue of the Patho- Royal Asylum, ninety-third annual report, 755 logical Museum of the Uaiversity ofManchester, TM Bam 1 3°M0 mucAJOURNAL| INDEX. [JUNE 29, 1907.

rev., 817; Volume of Blood in Relation to anticolon bacillus serumI (G. H. Makins minal pain (D. F. Shearer), '934; cerebro- Disea8e,-rev., 368 and Percy SaTgent), 933; habitual disloca- spinal fluid (Purves Stewart), 1241 *HHeartSMITH, T. F. HUGII: Sudden deathi from tion of patella (Mr. Drew), 1056; acute Society, Medical, Ulster, 19, 203. 379,526, 628, cerebral haemorrhage in a girl, 1580 ataxia (F. E. Batten), 1056; modified 689, 994; rubber gloves in midwifery prac- SMITH, WILSON, reports case of congenital Pirogoffs amputation (C. Gordon Watson), tice (John Campbell), 19; papers and cases, syphilis with unusual symptoms, 140 1056 ; encephalitis chiefly affecting the mid 19, 203, 628, 994; discussion on cerebro- SMITH,' W. Weakniessof thef Strorog Man," brain (Reginald Miller), 1056; tumour of spinal fever, 379; adjourned meeting, 526; 540 tongue (W. G. Stone and F. Norman), 1057 ; movements of the stomachi in the dog Stftr-FORBES, WILLIAM. memoir of, 1008 gastro-enterostomy for chronic gastric (ProfessorMilroy),689 Smoke nuisance, 1015,1503; in Bradford, 1145 ulcer(J. Sherren), 1183;Widal's reaction Society Medical, United Services, 1138 Smoking, juvenile. See Juvenile after typhoid fever (H. French and M. Society, Medical Golfing, tournament, 1376 Smokers, danger to, 540 Louisson), 1183; precocious obesity and Society of Medical Officers of Heath, IncQr- SMYTH,..:E. Antistreptococcic serum in hirsuties (L. Guthrie and W. d'Este porated, 156, 628; annual dinner, 156; re- puerperal fever, recovery, 495 Emery), 1183; prolonged pyrexia (Francis duction of infant mortality(.. 0. Pilking- Snake poison, mortality from in India, 954 de Havilland tiall). 1304; partial heart- ton), 628 of in Medical and S nakes, haemogregarines in the blood block (Dr. Gossage), 1305 foreign bodies Society, Protection. London (L. Sambon and C. G. Seligmann), 1365 e bronchi (F. W. Price), 13i5 Counties, 1000: annual meeting, 1000 SNAPE. HAROLD: Local anaesthesia for ex- Society,thl Clinical, Manchester, 83, 565, 1059; Society, Medical Sickness and Accident, 95, traction of teeth, 188 meeting and exhibition of cases, 13; treat- 329, 581, 1135, 1310; twenty-fourth annual Sneezing, chronic, 663, 724, 847 ment of enteric fever (Knyvett Gordon), 565; report, 1310 SNELL, Dr., and the Coventry Council, 278 tuberculous skin disease (G. H. Lancashire), Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Aberdeen' 527, SNELL, SIHEON: Inquiry into the alleged 1059 564, 687, 814; meeting and exhibition of (A. W. frequency of cataract in bottle-makers,8; Society, Clinical,- Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 502, cases, 527, 687; myasthenia gravis tubercle of eyeball, 317; retinitis pig- 899; meeting and exhibition of cases, MacIntosh).4 64; acute otitis media (Dr. mentosa, 318 502; address on diet (Robert Hutchison), Peterkin),)664 ; discussion on the pancreas and the unemployed, in Leeds, 899 (ProfessorM acWilliam and Hugh McLean), Snowfall168 Society, Clinical and Pathological, Glasgow, .814 SOBOTTA, J.: Lehmann's Medizinische A tlanten: 407: future of, 407 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Bradford, Attas der ;deskriptiven Anatomie des Menschen, Society, Dermatological, of Great Britain annualdinner, 1087 rev., 817; Grundriss der deslcriptiven Anatomie and Ireland, 441, 6b4, 872, 1059, 1317 ; miieetin g Society, Medico-Chirurgical, East Sussex, Menschen rev., 817 ; note on, 880 and exhibition of cases, 441, 564, 872, 1059; aneient medical booksin the library of, Soci6tddede de Md6decine, 1210 annual meeting, 1317 1260 Societies, Medical, Union of in London, 54, Society, Dermatological, of London, 265, 1123; Society, Medico-Clirurgical, Edinburgh , 377, 114, 412, 708, 1391:in Toronto,595 cases and papers, 265, 1123 626,1122, 1481: treatment of some diseases Societies, medical benevolent, 512 Society of German Neurologists, F36, 1374 commonly regarded as of gouty origin Societies, Red Cross, International Con- Society, German, for prevention of venereal (Chalmers Watson), 377; acute cerebro- ference of, 337, 314; Italian, 1399 diseases. 1076 spinal meningitis (John Thomson and Society, American Mosquito Extermination, Society, Gynaecological, British, 21, 216, 629, Stuart McDonald), 378 prognosis and treat- *1135 750,936, 1185, 1483. meeting and exhibition of mentof lobar pneumonia (J. 0. Affieck), 626; Society of Anaesthetists, 380, 590, 630: cases, 21. 629, 750, 936; annual dinner,216 ; tuberculous opsonicindex (Ian Struthers poisonous after-effects of chloroform surgical treatment of inflammatory diseases Stewart- and L. C. Peel Aitchie), 626; extra- .and ether(Leonard Guthrie), 330: elec- of uterine appendages (A. E. Giles), 1185; systole (W. T. Ritchie), 1122; intubation tion of officers, 590; points in connexion modern treatment of peritonitis B. '1122 ; anaesthesia in 639 general of larynx (C. Kern, with ethyl chloride (Z. Mennell), (Mayo Robson), 1483 dental operations (W. Guy), 1481: massage Society of Apothecaries. See Apotlhearies Society, Harveian, 82, 264, 501, 749, 1058:m iiet- and movement in fractures (C. W. Cathcart), Society, Austrian, for Repression of Venereal ing and discussion, 82, 264, 501, 749. 1058 1481; naso-pharyngeal infection by the Diseases, 1200 society, Healthi, St. Marylebone, 506; annual meningococcus (J. S. Fraser and J. D. Society, Balneological and Climatological, report, 506 Comrie), 1481 British, 19, 441, 994; treatment of gout Society, Hunterian, 19, 441, 813, 872: meeting Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Glasgow, 82,202, by the ingestion of common-salt-contain- and discussion of cases, 19, 441, 813, 872; 379, 628, 688, 871, 993, 1058 1185, 1211; cases and ingwaters (Leonard Williams), 19; in- nephritis in infants (George Carpenter), papers, 82, 202,379,628, 688, 871, 993, 1058,1185; fluence of climate on gout and rheu- 813; administration of salicylates (David election of officers, 1211 matism (C. W. Buckley), 441 : marine Lees), 814; intussusception(Hfarold Bar- Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Leeds and West climates in treatment of tuberculosis nard), 814 Riding, 21, 440, 565, 752, 872, 995; meeting (William Ewart), 994 Society ladies, how they cheat the doctor, and exhibition of cases, 21, 440, 752, 872, 995; Society, Birminglham District Nursing, 593 647 .demonstration of the uricmeter (A. F. Society, Clinical, Chelsea, 144, 629,1501 ; patho- Society, Laryngological. of London, 82, 264, Dimmock), 440; actinomycosis (Dr. Telling logical aspects of old age (Vincent Dickin- 995; cases and papers, 82, 264. 995 and Mr. (iruner), 565; post-operative pneu- son), 144; suppurative disease of middle Society, Medical. Aberdeen, 225; future work monia-and bronchitis (Dr.Bellier). 872 ear and (Garry Simpson), 639 ; rheumatism of medical students, 225 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Nottingham, 144, heart disease in children (Mr. Tribe), 629; Society, Medical, Anglo-American, new 205,66, 690, 873, 935,10b8; papers and cases, annual dinner, 1rOl reading rooms, 216; annual luncheon of 144, 205, 566, 690, 873, 935 ; diaguosis of media- Society, Clinical, ofrjondon, 141, 261, 378, 499, the Continental, 1332 stinal tumours (F. H. Jacob), 144; measles, 627, 748. 933, 1056, 1183, 1304 ; abscess of lung Society, Medical, Athens, and classical Greek its mortality, complications, and sequelae and acute endocarditis in acute pneumonia medical nomenclature, 1553 (A. J. Sharp), 144; diagnosis an'd treatm'ent (Francis H. Hawkins), 141; fatal case of Society, Medical Benevolent, Birmingham, of some diseases oftlhe skin (F.H. Jacob), myxoedema with changes in the parathy- 1270; eighty-fifth annualmeeting. 1270 205; diabetes (W. Tibbles). 935; penumo- roid gland (David Forsytlh), 141; association Society, Medical Benevolent, Devon and thorax (M. Parry-Jones, 1058 oftetany with dilatation of large intestine Exeter, 966 Society. Medico-Chirurgical, WestLondon, 143, in chtldren (Dr. Langmead), 141; acrome- Society, Medical. Royal Edinburghl, 406; 329, 502, 690, 1484, 1554 ; exhibition of cases, galy (Seymour Taylor), 2il; congenital annual dinner, 406 143, 502, 690, 1484; anniversary dinner, 329; heart disease withcyanosis (Parkes Weber), Society. Medical,. Glasgow Southern, 319, Cavendish lecture, 15-4 261; achondroplasia (Jolin R. Lunn), 261; 689; bacteriology of conjunctivitis (W. B. Society, Medico-Legal, 751, 1376; discussion on unusual enlargement of head (Bertram Inglis Pollock), 319; physiologv of hallu- the working of the Midwives Act, 751; Abrahams), 262: plastic operation for cinations (J. Hogg Macdonald), 689 banquet, 1376 syphilitic perforation oflhard palate (El. L. Society, Medical,Greenock, 1146 Society, National Health, 1501 Barnard), 262; removal of calculus from Society. Medical, of London, 143, 261, 316, 379, Society, Neurological,ltalian, 1076 each ureter for double pyonephrosis (H. L. 437, 500, 533, 748, 871, 993, 1305; some affec- Society, Obstetrical, Edinburgh, 80, 142, 437, Barnard), 262; method of diminishing the tions of the pancreas (Sidney P. Phillips), 688, 1184, 1482 ; pregnancy and fibroids (N. T. raw surlace after removal of half the tongue 143; some pointsin the diagnosis and treat- Brewis), 80; nephrotomy and pregnancy (H. L. Barnard), 262 carcinoma of jejunum, ment of laryngeal cancer (Sir Felix Semon), (Haig Ferguson), 80: uterine haemorrhage resection of jejunum and colon (C. H. 251; diagnosis and localization of cerebral and arteric-sclerosis (Ellizabeth McDonald), Fagge), 262; exhibits, 26A, 749; enteric. tumours (Charles E. Beevor), 316, 437, 563; 142; pressure and acute albuminuria (Dr. pneumonia. pericarditis. and liaeinorrhagic clinical meeting. 379,871: malignant growth Porter), 142; hysterectomy for cervical pleural effusion (Francis Hawkins), 378; of the naso-pharynx (F. S. Eve), 500: billiar- fibroids (Dr. Haultain), 4,7; forceps de- general paralysis of the insane in a boy, (J. zialhaematuria. causing papillomata of the livery in occipito-posterior presentation R. Lunn and Gordon Holmes), 378; idio- blsdder (H.J. Curtis),f00; operative treat- (Robertson Dobie), 438; hysterectomy for pathic dilatation of rectum and colon ment of ascites (Laurence Jones), 748; iliac fibroids in pregnancy (Dr. Barbour), 438; below the hepatic flexure (WMorley Fletcher, affections simulating appendicitis(HI. J exophthalmic goltre in its i elation to and Betham Robinson), 379; spontaneous Waring), 993; goitres removed under gynaccology and obstetrics (Sir Halliday rupture of meningocele (Raymond Johnson cocaine anaesthesia (J. Lvnn Thomas', Lroom), 688: epilepsy and puerperal and C. E. Reynolds). 499; carcinoma of 993; cause of heart beat (G. A. Gibson', eclampsia (Professor Jardiine), 1184; bi- jejunum involving colon (C. H. Fagge), 499; 1305 lateral ovarian dermoids (Malcolm Camp- excision of shoulder-joint, new method 439, 630, Caesarean section (Dr. pyleric Society, Medical, Manchester, 935; bell), 1184; vaginal P. (r. H. Kellock), 4S9; congenital congenital pyloric stenosis (TH, Ashby), 439 ; brewis), 1482; syphilitic abortion (B. stenosis (G. A. Sutherland), 627; bypfr- acute infective bone disease without Watson). 1482 trophic pyloric stenosis in infants (Dr. necrosis (W. Thorburn), 439; treatment of Society. Ob-tetrical, of London, 81, 142, 379, Voeleker), 627: the surgical treatment of vesical calculus (E. Stanmore Bishop), 439; 685, 870, 1123, 1482: treatment of ovarian pro- pyloric stenosis (F. F. Burghard), 627; con- diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis (Dr. lapse (Victor Bonney), 81; chronic metritis genital hypertro Dhy or giant growth Moritz), 630; diagnosis and treatment of (Archibald Donald), 142; pathology of of feet (H. H. Clutton) 748; ruptured pan- acute appendicitis (Dr. Dreschfeld). 935 chronic metritis (W. Fletcher Shaw), 1;42; creatic cyst (F. W. Forbes Ross), 748 ; pul- Society, Medical, Midland, 565, 750, 997; specimens, 379, 1123; President's vale- monary (?) hypertrophic osteo-arthropathy Graves's disease (R. H. Rollinson-Whitaker), dictory address, 379: otcers and Council, (H. Batty Shaw and R. HiehatN Cooper), 565; leontiasis ossea (W. BilliDgton), 565; 379; after-history of a case of fibroid of 748; osteogenesis imperfecta (? syphilitic) lymphadenoma (Mr. Lucas and Mr. Hall- broad ligament (Alban Doran), 685,'peri- (G. A. Sutherland), 748; facio-hypoglossal Edmwards). 565; specimens, 566; exhibition thelioma of uterus (G. F. Darwall Smith), anastomosis for post-operative paralysis of cases. 750, 997 686: inaugural address, 686; removal of (A. H. Tubby), 748: complete paralysis of Society, Medical, Russo-German. 946 cervix in hytrcoy (J. D. Malcolm), gastrocnemius and soleus, with talipes Society, Medical, South-West London, 83, 204, 870; rupture of bladder (C. R. Porter), 1123; calcaneus treated by nerve grafting (A. H. 502, 814, 934, 1241; hlypnotism (Milne Bram- malignant vaginal polypus (Alban Doran), T'ubby), 748, acute thyroid swelliog with wvell), 83; diagnosis and treatment of 1123; cornual pregnaancy (H. Russell acute lhaemorrlhagic oedemaof right side of disease of caecum (Charters Andrews), 1482; chorion-epitlielioma (H. T. .pharynx and larynx (-Parkes Weber), 748; malignartSymonds), 204; certain deformities of Hicks), 1482: specimens, 1482 enlargement of clavicle and lower jaw (H. children occurring in general practice Society. Ob6tetrical and Gynaecological, Tietham Robinson), 749: filigree implanta- (A. H. Tubby), 502; constipation and Glasgow, 319, 871; meeting and exhibition tioi (Lawrie McGaviu). 933, 1056; acute of the colon (Dr. Hawkins), of cases, M9, 871; fibroid of eeivix uteri suppuration in muscles(W. G. Spencer), °33; dilatat.ion814; early differential diagnosis of abdo- weiglling 172 lb. (Nigel Stark), 871 JUNE 29, 1907.1 INDEX. t DM>L JOUlNAL 31 I Soeiety, Obstetrical and Gynaecological, 581;ohlyluria (A. F. Hertz), 626: complete SPANTON, A. T. Normal eruption of the first North of England,20, 203,439, 749 996 1240; VOIvluUS (JoDathan Hutchinson, jun ). 813; milk tooth, 1362 meeting and exbibltion of cases,Z0, 243,439, presuppurative stage of amoebic hepatitis Spectaeles, history of. 161 749,996,-1240; ectopiccoexistingwithuterine LLeoanard rogers), 889; seven-day fever Speech, some aections of (Sir William pregnancy (Dr. Donaldson),440: fatalvomit- simulating dengie (Leonard Rogers), 869; Broadhent), 1405 in pregnancy (Dr. Stookes), 440; albu- diagnosis of AddisoLl's disease (Otto Grfin- Spelling, 154, 385 ing pro- for minuri and pregnancy (E. 0. Croft), baum). 993; fractures of the odontoid Spemaln.'s Historiechr Medicinal-Kalendar rev, 86 1240 1 cess of the axis (E. M. Corner), 1183; cervi- 1909, Society, Ophthalmological, of the United cal myelopathic trichosis (Sir William SPENCER, HERBERT, and a scientific night- for cap," 1524 Kingdom, 317. 885,438, 1365,1483 ; tubercle of Gowers),1304' ; igation of renal vessels (Simeon Bnell), 317; retinitis cure Of persistent urinary renal fistula SPENCER, W. G.: Acute suppuration in eyeball pig- 933 mentosa (Simeon Snell), 318; streptococcic (Major-M. P. Molt), 1304 ; causes of colitis, muscles, Infection of conjunctiva((rnold Lawson), (P. Lockhlart Mummery), 1424; thyroid Spermatic cord, recurrent torsion of (W. 318; stereoscopic vision (Brooksbank glands and gout (D. Forsyth), 1424; extra Gifford Nash), 743 James), 318;' paralysis of vertical move- afternoon meeting, 1451 Sphygmometer, newlill-Barnard, 1253 ments of eyes (Ludford Cooper). 438; effects Society, Royal, of Medicine 460, 965,1489; In- SPIcER, ROBERTHY. SCANa8: Best way to of steel foreign body in eye (A. Stanford auguration of, 1489: and 'Therapeuticaliime remove tonsils, 173 Morton), 438; polycoria with chronic Society, 965; and the Clinical Society, 1489 Spinal analgesia. See Analgesia glaucoma( (alcolm L. Hepburn), 438; Society of Sanitary and Moral irophylaxis, Spinal column, review of books on, 504 tuberculosis of eye (Waren Tay), 438; cases, Argentine, 702 Spinal nerves. See Nerves 438, 1366; thrombosis of the cavernous Society for Study of Disease In Childhood, Spirillosis of domestic fowls (M. Foster sinus (Dr. Rockliffe), 685; sympathetic irri- 20, 148, 264, 629, 936, 996, 1186, 1366, 1538; dis- Reaney, 1118 tation (Dr. Rockliffe) 685; cysts of the pars cussion on rickets, 20; Reporfs of, rev, Spirillosis and baematozoal disease of ciliaris (A. R. Brailey), 685; rupture of 148; cases and papers,224, 629. 936, 996, domestic fowls in time Anglo-Egyptian Descemet's membrane (George Coats), 1365; 1186; pneumonia in children (Fr-ederick Soudan (Andrew Balfour). 744 colour vision (Dr. Edridge-Green), 1366; Taylor), 1366 Spiroclhactes of relapsing fever and tic' syphilitic affection of the eye (Sydney Society,'tllerapeutical, 20, 83, 264, 996; fever (W. B. Leishmany, 686; Professor Stephenson), 1366; eyes of invertebrates meeting and discussion, 20; a correction, Uhlenlluth andJJr. Haendel, 1560 (Leslie Buchanan), 1366; pectinate ligament 83; on a mcthod for rendering creasote Spirographs or nasal " breath pictures," (Leslie Buchanan), 1366; opaque capsule and cannabis indica soluble (Dr. Bonnefn), 323 (Angus McGillivray). 1366; Perinaud's con- 264; and the Royal Society of Medicine, Spitting nuiEance in New Soutlh Wales, junctivitis (Drs. 8inclair and Shennan), 965; control of supcrnormal arterial pres- 227 1366; retinal telangieetasis (Inglis Pollock), sure (George Oliver), 996 Spleen, dislocated, with torsion of pedicle 1366; exhibits and demonstrattonss, 1366; Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, complicating pregnancy (HI. Meek), 928 congenital night blindness (Mr. Nettleship), 768, 1380, 1562 Spleen, wandering (Arthur J. Lewis), 1237 1483; subretinal cysticercus (L. Werner), Society, University College, Colston, eighth Splenic leukaemia. See Leukaemia 1483; metastatic tumour of the choroii dinner, 169 Splenomegalic polycythaemia. See Poly- (Mir. Whitehead) 1483 Society, Urological, German, 443 cytliaemia Society,Otological,G erman, 760 Society, Wesleyan Methodist Missionary, "Split infinitives." See Spelling Society, Otological of the United Kingdom, Medical Advisory Board of, 1444 Sponge-holder, improved, 268 1305 ; meettngand exhibition of cases 1305 Society of Women Journalists, annual report, Sporadic meningitis. See Fever, cerebro- Society, Pathological, of London,143, 438, 230 spinal 563. 686, 1122, 1365, 1382; observations on Society, Zoological, annual report. 643 Spotted fever. See Fever, cerebro-spinal McConkey's bile-salt neutral red medium Soda, nucleinate of, in treatment of peritoneal Sprains and their consequences (John Allan), of spon- (F. W. Andrewes), 143; incidence infection, 1515 139, (A. F. Shoyer), 810 taneous carcinoma In mice (F. W. Twort), Soldiers, numbers of killed and wounded in SPRAWSON, EVELYN C.: Artificial dentures, 143; case of influenzal endocarditis (T. J. action for six years ending December 31st, 971 Horder), 143; diagnosis of typhoidin the 1903, 643 ; cooking for, 952 SPRImGS, E. I.: Fxcrction of creatinin in absence of agglutination (T. J. Horder), Soldiers, pulmonary tuberculosisin. See pseudo-hypertropliic muscular dystrophy, 143; rationale of Bier's method (Drs. Patch Tuberculosis. pulmonary %164, 1554 and J. H. Wells). 143; digestive powersof Somalilaud Protectorate, 410 SQUIRE, BALMANNO: Cramp in muscles of leucocytes (C. A. Ballance), 143; parathyroid Somerset, Midwives Act in, 90 lower limb, 1283 glands in man (David Forsyth), 438; two Somers Town, insanitation at, 710 SQUIRE, J. EDWARD: Opsonins in relation to cases of cystinuria, with excretion of SOMMERVILLE, DAVID: "Possible source of the specific treatment of tuberculosis, diamines (F. H. Thiele), 563; excretion of diphtheria in schools," 659 1417 creatinin in pseudo-hypertrophic muscu- SOMERVI LE, W. F.: Unnoticed lateral curva- Staining of animal parasites (I. Walker Hall), lar dystrophy (E. T. Spriggs), 564 ; case of ture, 1238 556 sulphaemoglobinaemia (A. E. Russell and Soudan in 1906. 897 Stammering, treatmnent of, 724 J. B. Leathes), 564; apparatus for estimating Soudan, Anglo-Egyptian, spirillosis and Standard of London medical degrees. See the electric conductivity of small quan- haematozoal disease of domestic fowls in University of London tities of liquids(O. Grinbaum), 564; obser- (Andrew Balfour), 744 Standardiz%tion: of d'sinfectants, 99; of vations on the spirochaetes of relapsing Soul, weiglht of the. 708 curative seruims, 162 fever and tick fever (W. B. Leishman), 686; SOULSBY,H. M.: Sftray Thoughts in Sickness STANTON, JAMES W. W., awarded Gilbert typhoid inoculation in the army (W. B. and Health, rev., 25 Blane medal, 600 Leishman), 686; "blackwater" fever in Sound, urethral, 209 Star chiamber of surgery (leading article), Sierra Leone (El. W. Grattan), 867; a diph- South Africa, notes from. 170, 530. 835; the 218 theroid bacillus (W. S. Harrison), 867; Robben Island lepers, 170; Soutli African STARK, A. CAMPBELL! Standard of medical morbid histology of adrenals(@. A. Bain- Medical Congress, 630; small- pox at degrees of University of London, 906 ; mus- bridge and P. R. Parkinson), 1122;inocu- Johannesburg, 865 eiliar spasm under chloroform anaesthesia, lated syphilis in the chimpanzee (A. S. South Africa, practice in, 839,1156, 1571 991 Grunbaum), 1123; a rare variety of cardiac South Africa, the profession and the British STARK, J. NIGEL: Case of extrauterine preg- degeneration (W. 0. Meek), 1123; haemo- Medical' Association in. 149; tinned foods nancy in wvbich unusually earlyruptiure of gregarines in the blood of snakes (L. from, 898; plaguein. 1317 the gravid tube occurred, 1232 Sambon and C. G. Seligmann), 1365; osteo- South Australia. See Australia STARK, JOSEPH: Surical tubercuiosis and lipoma of 'base of brain (F. P. Weber). 1365; soutlh Wales, notes from, 226, 282. 342, 468, 529, the opsonic index, 1536 dissolution of the Society, 1365; closing 713, 774, 900.9:6, 1213, 1271.1331, 1391, 1457, 1512, SrABKEY, T. A., reprints paper on relation meeting, 1382 1566; improper,feeding of children at Cardiff, between deficient lhumidity of air and Bociety, Pathological, of Manchester, 20, 203, 226; an insanitary workhouse infirmary, hyperacmia, of the mucouis membrane of 566, 814, 1185; discussion on opsonins, 20; 227; medical certificates for school child- the respiratory passages, 326 laboratory meeting, 203; specimens, 566, 814, ren. 227; West Wales Sanatorium, 282, 343; STARLING, Professor: Evidence of, befoi'e 1185 epidemic of anomalous typhoid fever, 342- Vivisection Commission, 573; (Editor o1) Society, Pathological and Clinical, Glasgow. Swansea valley sewerage. 342, 468; Swansea Univer8it'y College London Phvsiological 20, 202,441,815; impsoved clinical method drainage scheme, 343; gift of a sanatorium, Laboraory Colected Papers. rev., 694 for the estimation of the factors of gaqtric 343; housing problem, 343, 1331; at Mer- STARLING, ERNEST H.: Tbreatened disin- acidity (C-rstairs Douglas), 20; exhtbition thyr. 1331: Pontypool Hospital, 468; Cardiff teeration of the University of London, 776, of cas64702_, 441; lymphadenoma in a boy Health Committee, 468; scabies in the 958 (Professors Stockman and Muir), 815 Pembroke Workhouse, 468; veteran medi- STARRR, F. N. G.; New method of dealing with Society, Pharmaceutical, examinations of, cal officer's retirement, 468; Swansea refuse cleft palate, 1532 847 468; Cardiff Infirmary, 529, M. ALLEN: Organic ar.d Functiontal and Aberavon, STARR, 1243 Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis, 155; 956, 1331, 1512 ; Aberdare district report, 713 ; Nervous Diseases, rev., formed in Vienna, 155 contract practice in South Wales, 713; Starting in practice, 1220 Society, Proportional Representation. 194.1205 underfed school children, 714; diagnosis State and syphilis (Seymour Stritch), Society, 'Psychiatrico-Legal, in Amnsterdam, of diphtheria, 714- Welsh national 1239 811 museum, 774: inspection of meat and State, medical examinations in Germany, Societv of Registered Medical Women, 936; butter, 774; Swansea Education Com- pass and pluck at, 595 meeting and cases,.936 mittee, 774; sanitation in Glamorgan, State medical service for Ireland, suggested, Society for Belief of Widows and Orphans of 774: Newport Hospital, 774; Pontypool 47, 652 Medical Men, 153, 916, 1202 ; annual general typhoid epidemic, 774: typhoid epidemic Statistics of a life assurance company, meeting, 1U02 at Gorseinon. 774, Merthyr Isolation Hos- Society. Royal. 494, 586, 1137, 1506; report of pital, 900; Newport grant to University Status lymphaticue, unexpected deatlh and, Sleeping Sickness Commission, 494, 583; College. Cardiff, 930; Llanelly rural dis- 1322 candidates for election, 589; conversazione, trict, 900 ; Llandaff and Dinas Powis Health Status of a laboratory of pathology and-public 1137, 1'06 report, 956; .Ebbw Vale sanitation, 1213- health, 1463 of Ireland, 1373. Society, Royal Medical Benevolent efft'ective isolation, 1271 ; Newport municipai Steam cars for medical men, 240, 848, 339 milk depOt proposal, 1391; Swansea mid- See al8o Motor Society, Royal Medical and Chirurgical, 80,201, wifery lectures, 1391: Sanitkry Inspectors' STEELL, GRARAM: Textbook on Disea8es of the 377. 498, 581, 626, 813, 869. 993, 1183, 1304, 1424; Association, 1391; M.O.H. and J.P, 1457 ; Heart, rev, 1368 Cheyne-Stokes respiration (Frederick Tay- Welsh museum, 1457; midwives in Glamor- Stegomyiafaecfata discarded by United States lor, M. S. Pembrev, A. P. Beddard, and an 1457; medical aid and self-help, 1457; Bureau of Entomologyfor Stegomyia calopus, Herbert French), 80; the de novo origin of leafness in children,. 1512,_ West Wales 91 bacteria, torulae, and moulds (H. Charlton Saniatoriium, 1566,; health of Cardiff, 1566 STENHOUSE, JOHN: Pathology, General anld Bastian), 201; cases and demonstrations, SOUTHAM, F. A.: Two cases of cystine calculi, Special, rev ,1307 201, 813; condition of the blood vessels 489 Stenosis, pyloric, congenital (H. Ashby), 439; during shock (J. D. Malcolm), 377; human Southern v. Thomas and Skyrme, 327 (G. A. Sutherland). t27 and bovine tuberculosis, with especial refer- Spain, spring tour to announced by R.M.S.P. Stenosis, hypertrophic pylotic in infants (Dr. ence to treatment by speeial kinds of tuber- Co., Voeleker). 627; turgical treatment of (F. F. culin (Nathan Raw), 41b annual meeting, Snatin, lague in, 1075, 1317 Burghard), 627 -P TM xa. -4 nomm" INDEX. (JUTNE 29, 1967.

STEPHENS, G. ARBOUR: Use of calcium salts Summons to a patient dead on arrival, 662 TAUssl, rr.: Catheter cystitis and bacteria, in pneumonia, 840 Sunday rest, 1208 41 STEPHENSON, SYDNEY: Bypllilitic affection of Superannuation, 172,1098; calculation of, 272 TAWARA, S.: Die heutige Lehre tortden patho- thie eye, 1365 Supersession, 217, 354, 843, 1162 logisch-anatomischen Grunedlagen der Herz- Stereoscopic vision (Brooksbank James), 318 "SUPPLEMENT," reports in (leading article), schwaeche, rev., 1428 Sterility in man (Arthur Cooper), 1118 398 Taxation and degeneration, 965 Sterilizable enema syringe. 1063 Suppurative mneningltis. See Meningitis Taxes on practitioners in Austria, 656 Sterilization of catheters (Henry Jellett), 499 Suprarenal gland, preparations of, 87 Taxis for hernia, use of (H. Bethiam Robin- Sterilization, perils of, 1032, 1224 Supreme national health autlhority. 1380 son). 14 Sterilization of certain erilminals, proposed, Surgeon, claim of, to conduct the after treat- TAY, WAREN : Tuberculosis ofthe eye, 438 843. 946: in Indiana, 843 ; in Oregon, 946 ment of operation cases (Clharles A. Morton), TAYLOR, FREDERICK: Clieyne-Stokes respira- Sterilizition of degenerates. 60 303 tion, 80; pneumonia in children, 1366; Sterilization, inatrimonial, 1268 Surgeon's apprentices at the HOtel Dieu in evidence of, before the Vivisection Com- STERLING, ROBERT, obituary notice of, 845 the 18th century, 385 mission, 1544 STERNBERG, CARL: Pothologie der Primdrer- Surgery, abdominal. See Abdominal TAYLOR, R. PEARSON.presentation to, 701 kranlkunqen des lyrnphati8chen und hdmato- Surgery patients, 110, 288 TAYLOR, JAMES, public recognition of ser- poti8chen Apparates, rev., 631 Surgery, review of books on, 145. 265, 381,755, vices of, 702 Stethoscope. improved cliestpiece for 1061, 1062, 1485 TAYLOR, JOHN W.: Hystero-myomectowhy, binaural, 1542 Surgery of warfare and catastrophe (Artlhur 1120 STEViENS, GEORGET T.: A Treatise on the Mlotor Evans), 749 TAYLOR, SEYMOUR: Acromegaly, 261 Appara'us of the Eyes, rev.,147 Surgery, water supply of, 763 Teachers' bauild of Great Britain and Ireland, STEVENS, J. BARR, lecture by, 516 Surgical clhemist, 664 1554 STEVENS. W. MIrCHELL: Dissemination of Surgical home of recovery. 1267 Teaching and examination (leading article), intra-abdominal malignant disease by Surgical operations, mortality after (J. Craw- 584 means of the lymphatics and thoracic duct, ford Renton), 867 Tea district, prevention of disease in, 523 306 Surgical showman, 163 TEALE, MICHAEL A.: Traumatic expulsion of STEWARD, F. J.: Treatmeut of surgical tuber- Sussex, West, Midwives Act in, 1132 lens and iris followed by uneventful heal- culosis, 855 SUTHERLAND, G. A.: Congenital pyloric ing withouttreatment, 375 STEWART, IAN STRUTHERS: Tuberculous stenosis, 627; osteogenesis imperfecta TEALE, T. PRIDGIN, portrait of, 1565 opsonic index, 626 (? syphilitic), 748 Teeth extraction, local aDaesthesia for, 240, STEWART, JAMES, note on, (53 SUTHERr,AND, J. F.: Judicial conception of 604, 664, 788, 848, 964,-971, 1284; note on, 894. STEWART, JAMES: Appreciation of Edward insanity, 1022 See also Anaesthesia Markham Skerritt, 1160 Suture sterilizer, 1429 Teeth of the nation. 1267 STEWART, J. E. FERGUSSON: Pair of forceps SWAIN, JAMES: Retrospect of a thousand Teeth of school children (leading article), ia the abdominal cavity for ten and a half consecutive cases of abdominal surgery, 299 275 years, 313 Swansea: Valley sewerage, 342; drainage Teetotal conscience, 1224 STEWART, PURVES: Diagnosis of Nervous Dis- scheme, 343; refuse and Aberavon, 468; T.Izo IWAI, appointed honorary member eases. rev.. 205; cerebro-spinal fluid. 1241 Education Committee, 774; midwifery Fourth Class Royal Victorian Order, 1201 Still-born clhildren, notification of. See Noti- lectures at, 1391 Telangiectasis, retinal (Inglis Pollock), 1366 fication SWANzY, HENRY R.: hlandbook of Diseases oJ Telephone clerks, hearing of, 830 STIRLING. D. H.: Conmmon errors in diet and the Eye and their Treatment. rev.. 632 Temperance teaching in schools. See Schools general hygiene of cllildren, 781 SWANZY, Captain, death of, 1146, 1272 Temperature in malignant disease of the STOCKDALE. E. M.: Chronic suppurative Sweden, proposal that women should be liver and bile passages (James W. Russell), otitis media, 1057 eligible for hospital appointments in, 1237 311 STOCKMAN, SI EWA-RT: Evidence of before Sydney, notes: from, 44: patent medicine Tendon transplantation for paralytic talipes "ivisection CommllissIon, 573 legislation, 44: a committee on bread, 44; valgus (Basil Kilvington), 134 STOCKMAN, Professor: Case of lymphadenoma registration of nurses and midwives and Tennis elbow, 5i2; correspondence on, 599, in a boy of 14, 815 inspection of private hospitals, 44 ; friendly 842 STODDART. W. H. B.: Early symptoms of societies, 45: lodge contracts. 45 Terminalia chebutla, therapeutic properties of, mental disorder, 1101 Sydney, plague in, 836. See also New South 327 STOKER, Sir THORNLEY: Evidence of before Wales Territorial army and it3 medical corps Vivisection Commission, 507 SYKES, JOHN J. F.: Dirty and infectious milk, (leading article), 518- Stomach, bayonet wound of (reported by 964 Tetanus. antitetanic serum in treatment of P. R. Wrigley), 1303 SYMMERS, WM. STCLAIR: Note on the post- (W. Winslow Hall), 555; (Eustace G. Carter), Stomach, cancer of. See Cancer mortem appearances in epidemic cerebro- 5; (C. R. Howard), 556 Stomach, hair ball in (F. (T. Pell-Ilderton), 18 spinal meningitis in Belfast, 391; cultiva- Tetanus, treatment of (F. W. Gange), 78 Stomach, ulceration of, gastro-enterostomy tion of the meningococcus in the present Tetanus from self-inflicted wound: serum in- combined with gastrostomy for (B. G. A. epidemic of cerebro-spinal meningitis in jection: recovery (reported by E. R. Moynihan), 681 Belfast, 1477 Thompson), 1054 Stone of stunmbling, 603 SYMONDS, CHARTERS: Diagnosis and treat- Tetany, association of with dilatation of STONE W. G.: Tumour of tongue, 1057 ment of malignant disease of the caecum, large intestine in children (Dr. Langmead), STOOKES, Dr.: Fatal vomnitiDg in pregnancy, 204 ; medical degrees of the University of 141 440 London, 1028 THANE, Professor, evidence of before Vivi- STORRY, FREDERICK WILLIAM, obituary Sympathetic irritation (Dr, Rockliffe), 685 section Commipsion, 447, 509 notice of, 1223 Sympathetic, pathology of tlle, review of THAYER, Professor: Calcification of the STORY, JOHN B.: Vaccination of thle cornea, books on, 1060 breast, 767 346 Synthetiv medicines, nomenclature in (lead- Therapeutical Society. See Society STORY, the late Principal, 169 ing article),398 THIELE, F. H.: Two cases of cystinuria, with Strabismus, case of complicated (A. Alison Syphilis, atoxyl in treatment of- (Professor excretion of dismines, 563 Bradburne). 990 Hallopeau), 1458; a correction re, 1515 Things that might have been expressed STRACHAN, J.: Medical supervision of Syphilis, congenital, with unusual symptoms differently. 604 schools, 841 (under care of J. Lionel Stretton, reported THOMAS, DAVID, retirement of. 468 STRAHAN, Lieutenant-Colonel ALEXANDER by Wilson Smith), 140 THOMAS, H. WOLFERSTAN: Yellow fever in BANNERMAN, obituary notice of, 1521 Syphilis inoculated in the chimpanzee (A. S. the chimpanzee, 138 STRAtNGE, HEATH, obituiary notice of, 1462 Gsrlnbaum), 1123 THOMAS. J. LYNN,.pricked to serve as High Strange story of a prince's cure, 336 Syphilis of the lung (R. J. M. Buchanan), Sheriff for Cardiganshire, 589; goitres re- STRANGMAN, MARY S. P.: Morplhinomania. 318 moved under cocaine anaesthesia, 993 treated successfully with atropine and Syphilis and marriage (leading article), 35 THOMAS. L. KIRKBY: Administration of ethyl strychnine, 1173, 1572 Syphilis past and present, 334 clhloride. 623; death under anaesthetic, 868 Strangulated lernia. See flernia Syphlilis, professional secrecy and (Professor THOMAS, W. THELWALL: Operations during Strassburg doctors and fees, 682 Parisot), 766 typhoid fever, 81; acute lhaemorrhagic pan- Street accidents, 1207, 1558 Syphilis, protozoal theory of, 1423 creatitis, 201 renal and uretral calculi, 1184 Street ambulance. See Ambiulance Syplilis and the State (Seymour Stritch), THOMPSON, E. R., reports case of tetanus from Street noises in Bradford, 712 1239 self-inflicted wound, serum injection, re- Streets named after doctors, 165, 223, 356, 416, Syphilis, treatment of (George Pernet), 730, covery, 1054 516 1276; correspondence on, 1030, 1276 THOMPSON, E. SYMEs, estate of, 274 Strength of potent drugs, 1016 Syphilittc abortion (B. P. Watson), 1482 THOMPSON, G. S.: Acute intestinal obstruc- Streptococceic infection of conjunctiva Syphilitic affection of the eye (Sydney tion due to intussusception in an adult, 867 (Arnold Lawson), 318 Stephenson), 1366 THOMPSON, H. E. STYMEs: Possibility of Stretcher with steel bearing rods, 323; as a Syphilitic infection, prevention of, 223 actinomycotic infection by the vagina, 984 hammock, 444 Syringe for eucaine, new, 1542 THOMPSON, J. BERNARD Case of haemoptysis, STRTrrON, J. LIONEL: Case of congenital 991 syphilis with unusual symliptoms, 140 THOmPSON, W. H.: Demonstration experi- STRE;I'ON, SAMUEL, golden wedding of, 1317 ments on living animals, 596 Stricture, urethral. See Urethral Thompson Yates and Johnston Laboratories Re- SrRITCH, SEYMOUR :.The State and syphilis, port, rev., 505 1239 THOMSON, F. WYVILLE: Filaria in birds, 17 "Strong map." weakness of the. See Weak- THOMSON, H. H.: Pulmonary Phthisis: Its ness Diagno8s0, Prognosis, and Treatment, rev., "Strumous " glands, 1313 817 Strychnine, use of, 1344 THOMSON, JOHN: Acute cerebro-spinal Strychnine and atropine in suiecessful treat- meningitis, 378 ment of morphinomania (Mary S. P. Strang- T. THOMSON, JOHN: Peculiarities of the tongue man), 1173, 1572: correspondence on, 1394 in Mongolism and on tougue-sucking in STRUTERS, J. W.: Local anaesthetics for Table manners in North Britain in 1629, 515 their causation, 1051 extraction of teeth, 848 TAIT, WIrUAX: History of Haslar Hospital, THOMSON, Sir.S WILLIAM, appointedInspector. Study leave (in India), 714, 1156 rev., 207 of Anatomy for Munster, 711 Subcutaneous injury of pancreas (George TALBOT, F. T.: Motor tyres, 179 THOMSON, WM. B.: Operations-onthe kidneys, Hebb Cowen), 1048 Talipes valgus, paralytic,- treated by tendon 659 Sudcessful vaccination. See Vaccination transplantation (Basil Kilvington), 134 Thoracic aneurysm. See Aneurysm Suffocative hydrotliorax. See Hydrothorax Talma-Morison operation, specimen after THORBURN, W.: Acute infective bone disease Siugar, testing urine for, causes and signifi- (Dr. Moorhead), 263 without necrosis, 439 cance of certain ambiguous reactions ob- Tartaric acid, lead and arsenic in, 1139 THORINGTON, JAMES: The Ophthalmoscope and tained in (Hiugh Maclean), 1471 Tasmania, notes from, 531; sclhool hygiene, How to Use It, rev., 147; Retinoscopy, rev., Suicide.in Japan,J217 531. 632 Sulphaelo'globinaemia, case of (A. E. Russell TAUNTON, GODFREY, stipendiary magistrate THORNE, ATwoOD: London County Co1ncil and J. B. Leathes), 564 and, 40 .election, 412 JTIJNz 29, 1907] INDEX. MlUtnJn". Jn 31w.t

THORNE, R. THORNE: Antistaphylococcic Tropical medicine, schools of, 1563 Tuberculotis meningiti in a boy treated tvlth vaccine in the treatment of furunculosis, True gratitude, 1464 tuberculln, recovery recurrence ''and 436 Trypanosomes, nulcleus of (Ronald Ross and death (Alexander Don), 1350 THORP H. J.: Chronic sneezing, 724 J. E. S. Moore), 138 Tub6rculous paupers, treatment of in Threadworms. See Worms Try.panosomiasis, atoxyl in treatment of Gernany, 775 " Three faces the Phisition hath," 1315 (Anton Breinl and John L. Todd), 132, Tuberculous soil conditions (?) (C. H. Foley), Thrombosis of cavernous sinus (Dr. Rockliffe), (Ayres Kopke), 281; in Sierra Leone, 523 866; correspondence otn, 966 685 treatmient of (UK. Nicolle and Mesnil), 1141. TULLOCH, J. K. : Motors for medical mnien, Thyroid activity, diet in relation to (A. Ding- See also Sleeping Sickness 1311 ' wall Fordyce), 619 Trypsin in cancer, 13, 113, 158, 486. 519, 598, Tumour of choroid, metastatic (Mr. Wlhite- Thyroid glands and gout (D. Forsyth), 1424 660, 720, 788; leading article on, 158; (Wil- head), 1483 Thyroid swelling, acute, with acute haemor- liam .Seaman Bainbridge), 486; piece of Tumour of tongue (W. G. Stone- and F. Nor- rhagic oedema of right side of pharynx and Weeke on, 519; correspondence on, 698, 660, man), 1057 larynx (Parkes Weber), 748 720, 788 Tumours of central nervous system, review Thyroidectin, 716 Tsetse fly and horse sickness, 848 of books on, 1124 TIBBLES, W.: Diabetes. 935 TUBBY, A. H.: Common deformities of chil- Tumours, cerebral, diagnosis and localiza- TIBBLES, WILLIAM: Food and Hygiene, an dren occurring in general practice, 502; tion of (Charles :. lcevor), 316, '31, 563 " Elementary Treatise up(lOd Dietetics and facio-hypoglossal anastomosis for post- Tumours of jaws, pathology and treatment of Hygienic Treatments, rev., 1186 operative paralysis, 748; complete paralysis (Frederic Eve), 1525 Tick, development of Piroplasma canis in of gastrocnemius and soleus with talipes Tumours, immediate micrcscopieal diagbbsis (S. R. Christophers), 76; note on, 100 calcaneus treated bynerve grafting, 748- of, during the course of operations (C: B. Tick fever. See Fever Tubercle bacillus, jubilee of, 775 Lockwood), 227 TIDEY, STUART: Fashion in medicine, 240 Tubercle bacillus and milk (leading article), Tumours, mediastinal, diagnosis of (F. H. TIGBR5TEDT, ROBERT: Textbook of Human 763 Jacob), 144 Physiology, rev., 320 Tubercle and erysipelas (C. B. Wlhitehead), Tumours, review of books on. 1188 Tinned foods from South Africa, 898 1238 Tumours in wild animals, 1560 Tinned meat, 1453 Tubercle of eyeball (SimeGn Snell), 317 Tunts, malaria in, 95 Titles, medical, 57 Tubercle: economical organization of the TuoHY, Captatn WILLIAM EDIWARD JAMES, Tobacco habit, a cure for, 462, 540 struggle against in France, 1089; hlouse death of, 786 Tobacco, remarkable effect of, 1082 distribution of in Paris, 1089 TUPPER, Sir CHARLES, presentation to,,88 TODD, JOHN LANCELOr, receives permission Tuberculin, plea for the use of,' within and TURCK, FEN) ON B.: Etiology and pathiology to wear Order of Leopold II, 94; atoxyl in without sanatoriums (W. Camac Wilkinson), of peptic ulcer, 922 treatment of trypanosomiasis, 132; yellow 1298 TURNER. WILLIAM ALDREN: Epilepsy: a Study fever in Belize, 233 Tuberculin in treatment of tuberculosis, 416 of the Idiopathic Diseae, rev., 1427 Tokio, medical officership to the Embassy of, Tuberculin in tuberculous meningitis (Alex- TURNER, W. PICKETT: Tuberculosis: Its Origin 1085, 1210 ander Don), 1380 and Extinction, rev., 383 TOLLBR, EBENEZER, obituary notice of, 177 Tuberculosis, bovine: questions in Parlia- TURNLEY, J. IC.: Influenza and epista'xis, 562 TOMKINSON, J. GOODWIN, eclectic treatment, ment, 464; bovovaccination and, 715. See TURTON, EDWARD: Relative opsonic power of of lupus vulgarLs, 1535 al8o Tuberculosis, human mother's.blood serum and milk, 865 Tongue, method of diminishing the raw sur- Tuberculosis of caecum and ascending colon TWEEDY, HASTINGS: Pubiotomy, 813 face after removal of half (H. L. Barnard), (Gilbert Barling), 497 Twins, case of premature birth of (H. S. 262 Tuberculosis, climatic treatment of, 1276, Martyn), 623; correspondence on, 972 Tongue, peculiarities of in Mongolism, and 1335, 1572 TWORT, F. W.: Incideuce of spontaneous on tongue-sucking in their causation (John Tuberculosis Commission, cost of, 525 carcinoma in mice, 143 Thomson), 1051 Tuberculosis, conference on, 1261 Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric Tongue, tumour of (W. G. Stone and F. Nor- Tuberculosis Congress. See Congress Typhoid inocuilation In the army (W. R man), 1057 Tuberculosis and dairies, 954 Leishman), 686 Tonic muscular spasms (Dr. Sawver), 1119 Tuberculosis, early diagnosis of (M. Roux), Typhosus, bacillus. See Bacillus Tonsil, guillotine, improved, 1063 1458 Typhus fever. See Fever Tonsillitis and appendicitis, 534 Tuberoulosis of eye (Waren Tay), 438 Tonsils, best way to remove, 53, 120, 173, 231, Tuberculosis, human and bovine, Royal Com- 412 mission on, second interim report. 323, 697; Tonsils, enlarged, removal of (Roderick leading article on, 330; correspondence on, Maclaren), 680 411 Tonsils, large, knife for enucleating, 1308 Tuberculosis. human and bovine (Nathan TONZIG, C.: Manuale Pratico deli' Igieniata, Raw), 411, 498 rev., 1487 Tuberculosis ileo-caecal, surgical forms of Tooth, impacted, asthma caused by (A. J. (Henri Hartmann), 849 U. Rice Oxley), 1362 Tuberculosis, laryngeal, complete vocal rest Tooth, milk, normal eruption of the first during the sanatorium treatment of (Noel Uganda, sleeping sickness in, 223 (A. T. Spanton), 1362 Bardswell and Basil Adams), 1350, (H. G. UHLENHUTH, Professor: Spirochaetes in re ToOLEY, SARAH A.: History of Nursing in the Felkin), 1421 lapsing fever, 1560 British Empire, rev., 1241 Tuberculosis, league against in South Hun- Ulcer, duodenal, treatment of (A. W. Mayo TOROK, LUDWIG: Spezielle diagnostik de Haut- gary, 216 Robson), 248 krankheiten fur praktische Aertz and Stu- Tuberculosis, marine climates in (William Ulcer, duodenal, perforation, no leakage (re- dierende, rev., 75z Ewart), 986, 994 ported by W. Everett), 495 TORKEL. Dr., gives account of cinemato- Tuberculosis and milk, 651,1018 Ulcer, duodenal, and lung abscess (G. P. fraphic exhibition of surgical operations, Tuberculosis among negroes and Oglala Sioux Newbolt), 81 Indians, 156 Ulcer, gastric, repeated abdominal section Toronto Hospital. See Hospital Tuberculosis, compulsory notification of, 954, for perforation of (Archibald Cuff), 255 Toronto meeting, 161 1563 (W. Morley Willis). 926 Toronto University. See University Tuberculosis, notification of in France. 706 Ulcer, gastric. age incidence of, in the male Torsion of hydrosalpinx, 163 Tuberculosis, opsonins In relation to the and fenale (William CaIlwell), 6 Torulae, De Notlo origin of ;H. Charlton specific treatment of (J. Edward Squire), Ulcer. gastrie, gastro-enterostomy for chrodic Bastian), 201 1417 (J. Sherren), 1183 Towns, sleep of children in, 648; correspon- Tuberctilosis in parochial infirmaries, 769 Ulcer, gastric, review of books on. 504 dence on, 842 Tuberculosis, prevention of, in Leeds, 50; Ulcer. gastric, rupture of iDto tlhe posterior Toxins, lesions-of spinal and cranial nerves public bealth authorities and, 465; in mediastinuin (franucts Haswell), 435 experimentally produced by (David Orr and Liverpocl, 772, 834; international pro- Ulcer, gastric, treatment of, discussion on, R. G. Rows), 987 tection against, 784; -in Worcestersbire, 317 Trachiinus draco. See Weever fish 1254; Adirondack Sanatorium. Saranac Ulcer, peptic, etiolongy and pathology of Trade of medicine. See Medicine Lake, 1254; in Cape Colony, 1269; annual (renton B. Torek), 922 TRAILL, ANTHONY: University question' in meeting of National Association for Pre- Ulcee, rodent, treated by zinc ions (H. Lewis Ireland, 716 vention of, 1267; in Ireland, 1328; con- Jones), 364 Tramway tickets, disease from, 1453 ference on. 1442; In Liverpool, 1664 Jlcers, calcium iodide in (A G. Peter)' 91, Transatlantic quack. See Quack Tuberculosis, pulmonary, diagnosis of (Dr. 1464; correspondence on, 1284,1579 TRAVERS, WILLIAM, obituary notice, 115 Moritz), 630 Umbilical cord in utero, palpation of, 1036 TREVES, Sir FREDERICK: " Honourable augu- Tuberculosis, pulmonary, in soldiers, 525, Uncinaria duodenalis from St. Vincent. W.I. mentation" to arm.s granted to, 893 ; bold 769; corresio1ndence on, 698- (P rofessor MeWeeney, throughl Dr. Farnan), advertisement, 1515 Tuberculosis, influence of rainy winds on, 262 TRIBE, Mr.: Rheumatism and heart disease 111, 174, 233, 345 Unemployed, the snowfall and, in Leeds, 163 in child-en, 629 Tuberculosis, refinement in the diagnosis of, UJnion Hospitals. See Hospitals Trichocephafus dipar, 164 1094 Unique honour, 1323 Trichosis, cervical myclopatlhic (Sir William I1uberculosis, review of books, on, 321, 383, 816, Uniited Services Medical Society. See Society, Gowers), 1304 1128 Medtcal T¶ricycle, motor. See Motor Tuberculosis, sanatorium treatment of, in United States, wominu rwrses for thIe navy f, TRILLAT, M.: Estimation of proteids in milk, Leeds, 591 C 27, 1463; suppress-ion if quackery in'c 103; 848 Tuberculosis, sanatoriums for workers suf- noise Duisance in NewYork, 156; cremation Trinidad, West Indies, plague in, 1443 fering trom, 1450 in Massachu'etts. 216; Chlristian Science in Trinity College. See College Tuberculosis in school children (leadiDg Massachusetts. 355; big fees jin. 386-; pro- TRIST, SIDNEY: The art of polite letter article), 331 posed registration of nurses in Minfisota, writing, 720 Tubereclosis in' soldiers. See Tuberculosis, 421; proposal to prOvide nurses in schools TRONCHISS, THEODORE, 1319 pulmonary in MassachiUs{tts, 643; proposdl Mtinistiy of Tropical ailments as thev are met with in Tuberculosis, surgical treatment of (F. J. BCalth in, 649; medical stodents in, 180; Britain (James Cantlie), 1465 Stewlird), '85 Bill for tstablishuent of a single medical Tropical liygiene (Allan Stuart), 515 Tuberculosii, surgical, and the opsonic index examining board for abolitiob 6f,'l,,ec- Tropical Medicine, Belgian School of, 135 (Joseph Svark). 1536 tarian distinctions in thje litensuvZ. of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool Schlool of, 505, Tuberculoqis, Toronto Hospita;l for far- imied'ical graiuates, 7G2 ; New Yorlk Aca4emy 591, 1139; Reports, rev, bOS: Pr6poted`Duttoun a.dvanced cases of (Sir W. H. Broadbent) of 3wedieme, 108: compubhory vaccliatiou memorial professorslip, 591; expedition to 297 in, 783; pastesr]zatid6n of milk in New Ysork. Central Africa to investigate sleeping siCk- Tuiberculosis, a tragedy of, 1451, 1579 .78;; Amne-ican sanitation. 7A4; medical ness, 1139 _ l'uberculosip, treatmiient of, 1036 practice ia, 830; sterilizatIonl of certain Tropical Medicine, London School of, 59, 968; TuberculoSis treated by tuherOulin, 416 ,criminals in ilud'ana, 843;* ophthalmic pass lists, 59. 968 Tlubereulosis. vaccine treatment of in clhll- quacks iii (leadinu art ce), 802; Bill to Tropical medicine, research. in (leading dren (Clive Riviere). 859 sestrict sale of cocaloe in New York Stale article), 157 Tuberoulous cows, 769,1387 946: Autituabemeldsd.Lege-946-*- antivvi.- Tropical medicine, review of books on, w04- Tuberculous opsonic index. Se OpsWe J sectit ti, 915,.tlft;itritmaatiop of certui 34 t INDEX. [JUNE 29, igf eviminals in Oregon, 946; census of blind 891 ; standard- of medical degrees 'of, 905, Uterus, perithelioma (G. P. Darwall Simith), and deaf in, 1054; Medical Milk Commis- 960,1026,1091,1151,1216; election to Senate 686; uterus, ventrifixation of, 1524 sion in New York. 1074; Bill to restrict of, 960, 1091, 1161; recognition of teachers, Uterus, ventrifixation in backward displace- scope of expert te'stimony in murder trials 910; physiological laboratory, 910, 1397; ment of (Dr. Briggs), 201 in New York, 1076, 1209; coloured doctors appointment o01-memnbers of Senate, Uterine appendages, surgical treatment of in, 1084; Bill to prevent juveoile smoking 910, 1397; appointment of representa- inflammatory diseases of (A. E. Giles), passed in Wisconsin, 1130; Bill for registra- tives, 910: admission to the Faculty 1185 tion of nurses in various States, 125I ; Bill of Medicine, 910; lectures in physio- for examining board of osteopaths vetoed logical laboratory, 910; lectures in proto- in Pennsylvania. 1254: free diphtheria anti- zoology, 910; presentation day, 910: policy toxin in Illinois. 1302: cigarette smoking of, in relation to London medical education by women in, 1342; medical service of the and medical science (William Hunter), 1005, 'navy, 1399; Boston School Committee and 1127,1191,1495; correspondence-ozn, 1216,1274, nurses in public schools, 1554 1333, 1392; report of Standing Committee, Universities, German, medical students in, 1161; Lord Lister. 1161; appointments to 355 governing bodies, 1161: business adjourned V Universities, Scottish, preliminary examina- from January 18th, 1907, 1161: university tions of, 169- Carnegie trust for. 403 colours, 1161; mode of election of members University of Aberdeen, 966, 1033; pass lists of Senate, 1161; annual athletic sports, 1161; Vaccinated children, lists of, 1035 and degrees, 966, 1033 Standing Committee, 1161; degree in medi- Vaccinated veal, 954, 954 University of Birmingham, 58, 413, 1162, 1461, cine for the average London student, 1216; Vaccination: 59, 119, 110, 272, 463. 525, 527, 590, 1565;guild of graduates,18: economiie zooloy,, presentation davy 1218; service in West- 709.768,769, 780, 783. 898,1084, 1568; u:e for, 180; 68: women's hostel, 59; new buildings, 413. minster Abbey, 1218; visit to University of calf lymph. 59; duty of a public vaccinator science scholarships, 413; nuwber of Paris. 1332, 1554; demonstration in the Paris when four marks are refused, 119; public graduates and undergraduates, 413; finance. Radium laboratories. 1554: advanced lec- vaccinator's vLsits, 272: questions in Parlis- 413; post-graduate lectures, 1152, 1461 ; hall tures in physiology. 1397: Board of Exami- ment, 4i3, 125. 590, 70, 76a, 898,1084; deaths of residence for the studeDts, 1565 ners, 1397; resignation of examiiiner, 1397; after, 769; vaccination officers arMd de- University of Cambridge, 58, 177, 234, 273, the concentration sceleme 1431 Guy's faulters, 7J9; compulsory in America, 783; 355, 413, 538. 600, 662, 723, 844, 1033, Hospital Medical School, 413; lectures, magistrates and, 898: tlle order, 1081; fines, 1096, 1161, 1218, 1341, 1337, 1461. 1518, 1578; 1397; King's College, 413, 910, 1033; 1084; and cerebro-spinal fever, 525; and the pass lists and degrees, 58, 177, 234, special Jectures in physiological depart- L.C.i.. elections, 78*); in Austria, 1568 355, 538, 600, 652, 723, 1033, 1096. 1218. 1341, mnent, 910; Hospital. London, 1397; lec- Vaccination Act3. See Acts. 1461, 1518,1578; -appointment4, 177, 273, 413, tures, 1397; University College, 234, 1161, Vaccination, antityphoid in the army, 1494 538, 600, 844, 1033. 1397: diplomas, 177,1341; 1i8s; lectures,234,1161: electiou of Sharpey Vaceination Bill. debate on, 1326 (leading examinations, 273. 1161; voting for mathe- Physiological Scholarslhip, 1218 article), 1318 See also Bill matical tripos. 3)5; George Henry Lewe3 University. Mc(Gill, 955. 1019, 1086: fire at, 915, Vaccination certificates, 527 studentship in physiplogy, 1097: research 1086; teaching of medicine at, 1019 Vaccination of the cornea (J. Acworth Men- studentship in medical entomology, 1461; University ofasanchester, Victoria, 844 ; pass zies and W. E. Jameson), 198; correspon- lists and degrees, aeuce on, 316 the late Professor Newton, 1518 814 Vaccination Uoiversitv of Chicago, gift from Jolin D. University of Naples, busts of seven medical in Japan, 768 Rocke'eller, 216 celebritiesin. 941 Vaccination officers and Vaccination Bill, University College. See College University of Oxford, 58. 234. 273. 355 413, 472, 1510 UUniversity Cjliege Colston Society. See 538. 649, 662, 722, 781, 910, 1096, 1218. 1269. 1281, Vaccination order. a new. 1312; correspon-, Society 1460; pass listsand degrees. 58, 273, 538, 722, dence on, 133, See also Antivaccination IYniversity Colleges of Wales, 986; reports, 966 781: degree days, 234, 722; Romanes lecturer, Vaccina'ion, public, 232 University of b)urham, 407, 662, 1034, 1145, 1907, 234: natural science schlolarships, 234. Vaccination, public and private, 1094 1162; pass lists and degrees. 1034. 1162; 355 ; scholarships awarded. 234: election of Vaccination, successlul, 109, 946 1366, 1373 proposed new charter for, 407, 632, 1145 delegate of the common University fund, Vaccinations in Paris. recent, 837 UuiverAity of Edinburgh, 1t7, 177. 781, 910, 413; Board of the Faculty of Mediclie, 413, Vaccinator, public, duty of wlhen four marks 966, 1162, 1213, 128l; pass lists and dearees, 472, 538; Board of the Faculty of Natural are refused, 119; visits of,272 ; aud the fees 910, 966, 12 8; annual report of, 1906, 117; Science, 413: medical researclh prize at, 649. of, 1018; fees of, 1094. 1156 nimber of students, 117; degrees conferred, 662 Radcliffe prize for research in medical Vaccinator, public, office of, 344, 471 117; fellowships, etc, 117: Carnegie founda- science, 662. 1098; election of chancellor. Vaccinators, public, Keighley guardians and, tion, 117 ;leetureships. 117; benefactions, 722; official Fellowship in natural science at 899, 1330 117: additious t) the library. 11.7 catalog- Jesus College. 722; Radcliffe travelling Vaccine, antiplague, Haffkine's (T. C. Lucas), ingof thelibrary, 117; uaiversity unioo, 117; Fellowship, 781; Radcliffe Infirmary, 910: 928. See also HLaffkine rectoral address, 177; university court, 781. medical chairsin the University, 1218; cer- Vaccine, antistaphylococcie in treatment of 1281; General Council, 1162; number of tificate in anaestlhetics. 1218; new endow- furunculosis (R. Thorne Thorne), 436 matriculated students, 1162 ment for, 1269; approacllIng examinations, Vaccine injections in cerebro-spiual mening- University of Geneva, celebration of 350th 281; diploma in publiclhealtlh. 1281: appoint- itis (Hector Mackenzie), 1407 anniversary. 1076 meut ot examiners. 1460; department of Vaccine serums and infections (Nathan Raw), patho- 870 Uaiversity of Giessen, 115. 1126 ophthalmology, 1460; professorship oi University of Glasgow. 404. 407 600, 911, 1023, logy, 1460 Vaccine treatment of tuberculosis in children 1461 ; pass listsand degree 4, 91 1: principal- University of Paris, 1458, 1463: changes in the (Clive RLviere), 859 sllip of, 404, 407; B.Se. in pharmiiacy, 600; ebairs at, 1458; scientific development of, Vaginal actinomycosis. See Actinomycosis new 1463 Vaginal Caesarean section medical labora.torieu, 10i3: physiologi- Vaginal (Dr. Brewis), 1482 cal department. 1023; forensic medLeineae- Universitv of Pennsylvania, 876: Constilutions polypus. See Polypus partmnent, 1024; materia medica depart- for Wiltiam Pepper Laboratory of Clinical Vagrants in Edinburgh, 95 ment. 104':finalexamination for medical Medicine, rev,976 VAILLAIRD, M: Serum treatment of bacillary aegrees, 1461 University, new Russian, 470. 1237 dysentery, 918 University Graduates' Club. See Club University of Sheffield. 600, 955: appoint- Valuation of practice. 1396, 1463, 1574 University. Royal, of Ireland, 844, 1097, 1218; ments, 600: medical scholarships, 955 Variation and heredity, review of books on, supplement to Uative-site Calendar, 844 University of Toronto, 108;phl3ysical exalina- 1059 pass lists and degrees, 1097,1218 tion at. 108 Varicella. accidental rashes of (J. D. Uaiversity, Irish, question of, 276, 407, 466, Unqualified practie, 1398 Rolieston), 1051 526, 652, 711, 716, 771. 902, 1389; leading Unregistered practitioners. See Practitioners Variolous lymph, small-poxin Germany and, article on, 273: Belfast opinion of, 283 ; Ureter, transplantation of into bladder for 1084 o oposition to, 339: in Cork, 468; the Royal uretero-vaginal fistula (E. Percy Paton), Vase, with representation of the clinic of a University, meetine of Senate, 526: Roman 125 Greek surgeon, 1434 Catholic opinion, 526; Trinity College, 526, Ureteral calcul. See Calculi Vatra lumninosa. See Blind, city of 1126 VAUGHAN, Father 652. 771; correspondence on, 716; the Bill, Ureteral catheterization sheath, aseptte. ladies BERNARD:. HOW society 902, 1389 Ureter catheterization, use3 and methods of cheat the doctor, 647 Udiversity, Johns Hopkins, unveiling of (Mr. Clay),1365 Veal, vaccinated, 9,3, 954 portrait group of Drs. Halsted, Kelly, Osler, Ureters,im plantation of into colon (Gilbert VEALE, F.DE COVERLY: The General Medical and Welch, 941 Barling), 124 Council andthe British Medical Associa- University of Leeds, 59, 273, 341, 782, 1578 Ureters, extraperitoneal transalantation of tion, 1516 pass lists and degrees, 59, 782: Vice-Chan- into rectum (reported by T. V. Armugam) Vehicles, rear lights on, 781 cellor's report, 273; appointments, 273. 782. 1481 VEITCH, ALEX Value of protargol, 912 1573: dinner of the Couirt, 311 teaching of Uretero-vaginalflstuila. See Fistula Venereal diseases, review of books on, 693, biology, 782 :; meeting of Court.1578 Urethral abseess. See Abscess 1485 Univcrsity of Liverpool, 282, 355, 731, 844 Urethral bacteria as a factor in the etiology Venice. formation of Society for Prevention lasa lists and degraes, 355, 844; dinner of of cystitis in women, 41 of Tuberculosis in. 155 the clinicalscllool of ttie Uaiversity, 167, Urethral sound. See Sound Venous puilse, 112; correspondence on. 777 2822; diploma in publichealth,3.65 ; Chair of Urethral stricture, radical cure of,hyinternal Ventilation of the House of Commons, 524, tology. 781 urethrotomy (JamesMacMunn), 1412, 1580; 651; of London, 783 cUUniversity of Loncdon,68, 234. 413. 472. 524, 538, correspondence on, 1524 Ventrifixation of uterus, 1524 60), '23. 776, 886, 831. 910, 954, 1005, Urethrotomy. See Uretlhral Veotrifixation in backw&rd displacement of 584. 903, uterus (Dr. Briggs), 201 1C26, 1033 1091.1 51. 1161. 1216, 1218. 1274, 1332, Urioary toxicity in appendicitis (Professor Vermiform 1333,1392, 1397. 1461, 1495: pass lists and de- Lannelongue), 1332 appendix. AAnpendixSee grees,58. 47538.2, 1397: Co ivocation, 234, 116l: Urine, kidneysin obstructive suppression of VERNONHARCOURT,- LEVESON FRANCIS: meeting of Senate. 413. 910, 1391; co-option of (osr. Gamgee), 1120 Sanitary Engineering with Respect to Water' members ofSenate, 413; Vice-Chairman of Urine, causes and significance of certain SSpply andl Sewvaqe DispoRal; rev., 691; tle Scholarships Committee, 413; Federal ambiguous reactions obtained in testing for VerUffentlicliaagenaus deb Geb'ete de8 Afilitar- Conference on Education, 413: invitation to .sugar in(Hugh Maclean), 1471 Saitdtmswesens herassgegebeavoon der Afedizinal paris, Francis Galton Laboratory forUUQUHART, A. t.: Prognosis of insanity, 636 Abtelungg desKdofnlicch PreussichenKtiegs- th 413; e Study of NationalE ugenics, 413, 910; Urticaria and influenza (J. Reid), 1301 mini8teriume, rev., 1242 Univestt iy of London Freemasons. 413; Urticaria of mucous membranes, 587 Veronal, an experience with (Edward Lyons), exdmopiuss1 from" matriculation, 413; J. Uittiaria pigmentosa treated xby rays 259 Ktiukston Fowler and J. Rose Bradford con- (F.F.M Jacob), 1301 Vesical calculus. See Calculus stto stand for re-election on the Senate, Uterine cotton-wool holder, 384 Vibration. 767 )'2:West London ,post-graduate course, Uterine haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage Vicious circles (Jamieson B. Henry), 1101 58; 'scholarship6, 60l; election of Senate Uterine myoma. See Myoma Victoria, notes from, 410; amalgam4tion of 689- 709 1091, 1161; propooed institute of Uterine pregnancy. See Pregnancy the Medical Society and tne Victoria* and Branch of the medicalsciaenes atfttithK Ken4ngton, 723; Utetus, cauterized cancerous,Jsloughing British Medical Association, threatene'd disinteiration of. correepon- discharge of, 1209 410 dtene' o,776 838, W8; tinpopularityof the Uterus, diet and the development of (Malcolm Victoria, British Medical Association in, 343, me!lical degree t, 885; leading articleoo, Campbell), 1229 410 J3u]i 29, 1907.] INDEX. [I 3315K 35

Vienna, special correspondence from, 110, WALKER, E. AN'. AINLEY: On the micro-organ- of homoeopathy, 162; standardization 470, 534 656, 1024, 1147, 1272, 1568; regulations ism isolated from acute rheumatism, 126-5; of curative serums. 162; a surgical show- as to disinfection ot dress materials and bees' stings and rheumatism, 1617 man,* 163; torsion of a hydrosalpinx, books, 110; jubilee of the Street Ambulance WALKER, HAROLD: Partial dislocation of 163; sanitation, in -El Salv4dor, 163; Corps, 110; anttalcohol movement in Parlia- larynx, .78; neglected constipation and secretion of milk in the axilla, 164 TriciA- iiient, 110; new medical organization, 470; periodic inflammation, 198; value of pro- cephols.s dispar, 164; the motor as a dis- junior officers in hospitals, 470; jubilee of targol, 912 infecting maclline, 164; streets named after erofessor von Schrotter, 534; tonsillitis and WALKER, J. T. AINSIUz: Rideal-Walker co- doctors, ;65, 223; medical charity and acci- appendicitis, 534; raising of medical feeQ, efficient, 841 dent assurance, 165; the Edalji case. 165; 65S; taxes on practitioners, 656; hospital WALKER, NORMAN, complimentary dinner earthquake in Jamaica 219; repression'of abuse, 656; professional secrecy, 1024; the to, 46 leprosy, 220: nomenclature of di'se ses. summer term, 1024; prevalence of influenza WALKER, THODMAS HATFIELD, obituary notice 221; workers' sanatoriums and medcal and anthrax, 1024: a pay hospital scheme, of, 601 referees, 221,; some quacks of bygone days. 1147; cerehro-spinal fever, 1147; whooping- WALLACE, DAVID: Nine cases of carbolic acid 122; economic biologv. 222; prevention af couglh and its relation to influenza, 1147; gangrene, 1110 syphilitic infect.on. 223; antimalarial cam- wrestling and the beart, 1147: a system WALLACE. H. K.: Chorea gravidarum, 260 paign in Greece, 223; slegping sickness in of district nursing. 1147 examination of WALLIS, F. C.: Surgery of the Rectum, rev., Uganda, 223; aediatric Congress in ltaly, school children, 1272; lhealth of Vienna, 692 224; lectures at the London Colleges, 2.4 1272; vaccination in Austria, 1598; proposed WALSH, DAVID: "Queen's Jubilee Hospital," Ebbw Vale dispute, 224; Haffkine's plague liospital for 1,000 beds, 1568; attacking tlle 1031 prophylactic, 277; right of private action, hyposphysis through the nose, 1568 WALSHAIM, HUTGH: Roentgen Rays in Diagnosi8 ii78; medical eancati(en of the public,'. 279; VIGNARD, P.: Les Formes PostWrieures de of Diseases of the Chest, rev., 206 the church cough. 279; danger of caustics I'Appendicite, rev., 1487 WALSHAM, WILLIAM JOHNSON: Surgery, its in gynaecology, 280; boys and beaglcs, 280; VINTRAS, LouIs, appointed Director of Theory and P-actice. rev.. 146 treatment of sleeping sickness by atoxyJ, French Convalescent Home at Brighton, WALTER. A. E.: X Rays in General Practice, 281; compulsory notification of disease in 1317. rev., 1487 France, 281 Royal Lommission on Poor Law, Virchow, Rucdolf: Briefe an seine Eltern, 1839- WALTERS, C. FERRIER: Retroperitoneal sar- 281; childlabour (in Birmingham), 332; medi- 1864, rev., 22 coma of Douglas's pouch, 1049 cine of thehfture, 333 ; school of advanced Vital statistics in England and Wa'Les (1906), WALTERS, J. HOPKINS: Medicine in the lay medical studies, 334:.syphlilis past and 237 press, a protest, 53, 347 present, 334: international association of Vital statistics of ten years (leading article), Wandering spleen (Arthur J. Lewis), 12;7 medical museums. 335; hospital question 1555 WARD, A. OGIER: Plugging the posterior in a new light. 335'; strarge story of a Vitalia, 384 nares, 1423 prince's cure, 336; epidemiiic cerebro-spinal Vivaq water, 1063 WARD, CHARTLES: Libel by flattery, 841 fever, 336, 461, 523; the Madeira concession, Vivisection, Bill to prohibit experiments on WARE, M. W.: Plaster of parUs and How to Use 337; international conference of Red Cross dogs, 581 it, rev., 1061 societies, 337; danger of the sanatorium, Vivisection, report of Inspectors under the WARING, H. J.: Iliac affections simulating 400; infantile mortality, 401; malaria sup- Act, 1309 appendicitis, 993 pression in Panama, 401; sleeping sitkress Vivisection', Royal Commission on. report, 392, WARN1ER, HOWARD F., reports case of in French East Africa, 402; weakness 9f the 447, 507,517,73. 1195, 1370, 1429,1490. 1544 Iead- cerebro-spinal meningitis of the apoplectic "strong man," 402;,nredical legislation in ing articles on, b17, 1203: eviderce of: W. P. type with hyperpyrexia, 992 Austria, 402; Carnegie Trust for.the uni- Byrne, 392; Professor Tliane, 447, 509; Sir Warnings, 768 versities of Scotland, 403; a clerical panacea, James Russell, 4o0; Sir Thornley Stoker, WARREN, WALTER R.: Medical degrees of the 403; metropolitan ambulances, V44, 462; 507- Mrs. K. Cook("Mabel Collins"), 510; University of London, 1092 Principalship of Glasgow University,. 404; Herbert Snow, 512; Stewart Stockman,573; WARRINGTON, Dr.: Lymplhatic leukaemia, 934 medical inspection of school children,459; Professor Starling, 573; W.H. Power, 1195; WARRINGTON. W. B.: Three unusual cases of pulmonary tuberculosis in school 1057 ' chlildren, A. R Cushny, 1195; Arabella 1310, empyema, '459; TheBoyal Society of Medicine," 460: Keucalys, Water 1429; John W. Graham, 1490; Lord Ray- drinking, hygienic value of, 1132 bananas and spotted fever. 460; action of leigh, 1541; Sir R. Douglas Powell, 1514; Water, infected, new method of isolating the pituitary extracts upon the kidney, 461; Dr. Frederick Taylor 1544: a newspaper Bacillus typhosus from (W. James Wiiscn), longevity of atliletes, 461; curefo1r the fiction, 509: "The Shambles of Science," 1176 tobacco habit, 462; monument to Theodor 509; animals under experiment, 509; re- Water supplies, review of books on, 145, 691 Schwsann, 462; Hunterian festival in Lon- suscitation after drowning.510; antivivi- Water supply, a primitive, 179 of Belfast, don,463; the Colonial Conference, 463; Lord section testimony, 510; vivisection and 527; impure, at Hillsborough,527: for the Lister's 80th birthday, 519, 764; trypsin treat- diseases of animals, 573 surgery, 783: of Gosport, 11 *6; of Edinburgh ment of cancer, 519; conveyance of in- Vivisection, debate on (Lind-af-Hageby v. Royal Infirmary, 1329 fectious diseases by domestic pets, 520; Halliburton), 1255; leading article on, 1263; Wateredlnlilk. [See Milk mummification inEgypt, 521; post-mo term annotation on, 1322, 1443. See also Antivivi- WATKINS,E. M, reports case of artificial Caesafean section, 521; tennis elbow, 522: section and " A hopeless cause " anus: resection: recovery, 140 medical view of the American girl,.'22; Vocal rest in laryngeal tuberculosis. See WATSON, ARTHUR: Calcium iodide in treat- prevention of disease in an Indian tea Tuberculosis ment of ulcers, 1579; subacnte rheumatism, district, 523; trypanosomiasis in Sierra VOELCKER, A. F.: Some common errors in 1579 Leone, 523; dangers of immigration, 524; the diet and general hygiene of children, WATSON, B. P.: Influence of an exeessive London County Council eIection, 524; 181; hypertrophlc pyloric stenosis in meat diet on fertility and lactation, 793, medicine and milk, 585 ; infants in public infants, 627 1153; syphilitic abortion, 1482 houses, 586; sleepingsickness commission, VOELCKER, FRITZ: Diagnose der Chirurgischen WATSON, CHALMERS: Influence of milk diet 586; urticaria of mucous membranes, 587; .Nierenkrankheiten uinter Verwertung der on arterial sclerosis, 175; treatment of after-care of thePauper insane, 587: infani Chromocysto8kopie.rev., 998 some diseases commonly regarded as of life protection, 588; prevention of sleepiDg Voice training, review of booke on, 1486 gouty origin, 377; plea for the use of oat- sickness, 588: Sir Charles Tupper,588; Volunteer ambulance school of instruction, meal in the dietary of children, 985 medical referees under the Workmen's 969 WATSON, C. GORDON: Modified Pirogoffs Compensation Act 589;CoventryDivision Volunteer forces, medioal care of. 232 amputation, 1056 and the CoventryDispensary, 646, 764, 1079, Volunteer Medical Association, 1398 WATSON, GEORGE A.: Cortical development, 1265: medical night service in Paris, 646; Volunteer medical organization, correspon- 934 family care of the insane in Germany, 647: denceon, 51 WATT, D. CAMPBELL: Practice in South how society ladies cheat thedoctor; 647; Volunteer officers' decoration, 723 Africa, 1571 sleep ofchildren in towns,648;dustapd Volu'iteer Street Ambulance Corps, jubilee Weakness of the "strong man." 402, 540 dresses, 648; Pasteur Institute in the IarF of, in Vienna, 110 WEBER, F. P.: Osteo-lipoma of base of brain, East, 648; medical researchl prize at. Ox- Volunteers, R.A.M.C., 59, 1034, 1463, 1500; regi- 1365 ford, 649; proposed Ministry of Ilealtli in mental stretchler-bearers, 1034: Glasgow WEBER, Sir HERMANN:C;imatotherapy and America,. 649; "latest antivivisectionist companies, 59; annual inspection of Balneotherapy, rev.. 319 invention," 650; teaching.of hygiene and Lonudn companies, 1463, 1500: annual in- WEBER, PARKES: Congenital heart disease temperance, 650; inspection of military spection of Manchester companies,1574. See witheyanosis,261;Ctimatotherapy and Bal- hospitals andarmny sanitation, 705 ; rowving also Army, British neotherapy, rev., 319; acute thyroid swelling. and health. 705; dirty milk and in- Volvulus. complete (Jonathan Hutchlinson with acute haemorrhagic oedema of right fantile mortality, 706; notification of jun.), 813 side of pharynx and larynx. 748 tuberculosis in France, 706; a phos- Vomiting of pregnancy. See Pregnancy Week, the, 37. 98. 160, 219, 277, 332, 400, 459, phorus-free mateb, 706; an Imperial Con- VON SCHROTTER. See schrctter 519, 585. 646. 705. 764, 827, 893, 949, 1012, ference, 707; itinerant doctors. 707; weight VospER, P, elected member L C.C., 580 1079, 1138, 1205, 1265, 1320, 1379, 1447,1504, of the soul, 708:.union of medicW 1 societies Voyagesd'Etudes Mdeldicales, 946 1557; new Workmen's Compensation of Iondoro, 708; New York Academy of Act, 37, 332, 400, 827 ; 1 responsibility Medicine, 708; chr9nic oxalic acid poison- , of 'the medical professiontowards the 'ing and beri-beri, 709; the end of acon- public. 37; Prevention of Corruption Act, flict, 764; newspaper medicine, 765; 1906, 38: army sanitation, 39; a modern prevention of ankylostomiasis, 765: Louis German hospital, 39; doctor and magistrate, the Fourteenth's Irish surgeon. 765 40; more last words from the"bloodleSs professional secrecy and syphilis.,766; cal- surgeon," 40; People's League of Medical cification of the breast. 767: death-certifl- Freedom, 41: "characters," 41; catheter cation,767 ; vibration, 767; societyof tcyplcal cystitis and bacteria, 41;popular dietetics, medicine and hygiene, 768; vacciqtiipqin W. 42; cremationin GreatBritain, 42; econo- J.apan, 768; medical examiinationo and re- mic problems inthe practice of medicine, ferences under new Workmen'sCOmOensa- WADI, Surgeon-General FREDERICK WILLIAX, 42; Scottish Poor-law Medical Officers' tion Act, 827;.byways of medical.itrity, obituary notice of 474 inquiry, 42; Health of.London in 1905, 98 827. ; closingof schools on account of epi- Wakefield, reportM.M.o H., 1271 standardization of disinfectants, 99; greatesi demic sickness, 827;.statistics of a lafe HENRY, obituary of, WAWEYL , THOMAS notice Frenchman of the last century, 99; quacks assurance company, 828: St. Joseph Rizal, 903 and their nostrumns, 99;maathematics and M.D., 829: "science" of antivacination, WALDO, HENRY: Treatment of eczema, 494 mosquitos, 100; developmn fPiroplasma 829; hearing of telephone clerks, 8.0; a WALLBR, Staff-Surgeon EDMUZD, obituary canis, 100; a physician'shobby, 100 medical running lie, 830; medical practice in, the notice of, 904 terms in the New Engush Dicetonary, United States, 830: Special Represen6tative WALKER, A. NIMOO: Pulsatingexophthalmos, 882; a medical millennium, 101; Japanese Meeting, 893, 949; an honour from the 501 Sanitary Department, 102;libelby flattery King,893, 1205; St. John, New Brunswick WALKE9R, B., appointed J.P. for county of West 102 ; relation of liver cellstotheblood and Branch, 894; system of proportionar re- morland, 274 lymph channels,, 102; some big fees, 1002 presentation,894, .1206; local anaesthesia WALKER, C. E.: Gametoid theory of cancer, medical progress in Persia, 103; hospital in the extraction. of teeth. 894; distri- 380' * finance, 160,; physical development and bution of severity of attackin cases of WALKER, D. F., appointedJ.P. for County of schooll life, 160- ; the Toronto eeting. small-pox,895; goat's milkan Md a1ta. fever. Waterford, 1501 161; history of spectacles, 161; revival" 885,1082; wigs andskulle,896;civilization 36 lu . INDEX. [JUNE 29, 1907.

I I and missionary enterprise, 896: Egypt and King Edward's Hospital Fund Bill, Widal's reaction after typhoid fever (H. the boudan in 1906, 897; immunization 1562 French and M. Louisson), 1183 agaiust bullet3, 897; population of France, Weever fish, poisoned spines of (II. Muir Wigan, infant mortality at, 1020; food poison- 898; ltmitation of out-patients, 950; the Evans), 73 ,ing in, 1087 medical officer and his arms, 950; morml Weigh of the' soul, 708 Wigs and skulls, 896, 1499 treatment of disease, 951; a Mohawk phy- W,E;L, . EMILE: Injection of fresh serum as WIKULILL, F.: Danger to smokers, 540 gician, 951; cooking for soldiers, 952; late a haemostatic in haemoplhilia, 837 WILKINSON, W. CAMAC: Plea for the use of Professor von Bergmann. 952: first lady Wellcome Physiological Research Labora- tuberculin within and without sana- doctor, 952; Queen's Jubilee Hospital, 952; tories, 1135 toriums, 1298 vaccinated veal, 953; decline of the London WELI,INOTON, R. HENSLOWE, elected corre- WILKS, Sir SAMUEL: Homoeopathy, 287 medical schools, 1012; medical practi- sponding member of Socidtd de Medecine WILLIAMS, ARTHUR H.: Rupture of ulcerated tioners in the Jamaica earthquake, 1012; LUgalQ de France, 94 abdominal wall over an umbilical hernia, pathological museum of the annual meet- WELs, H. GIDEON: Chenzical Pathology, rev., 684 ing, .1013 ; income tax and the medical pro- 1307 WILLIAMS, A. W: Scabies and balsam of Peru, tession in France, 1013; old Missouri WELLS, J. H.: Rationale of Brier's method, 972 dbctors, 1014; hygiene and the public 143 ' WILLIAMS, CHARLES THEODORE, elected £chools, 1014; dissensions among antivac- Wplsh medical dinner, 1366 Honorary Fellow of Pembroke College, cinators, 1014; smoke nuisance, 1015 ; a free Welsh museum, 1457 Oxford, 1509 experiment, 1015; preservatives in food, WENCKEBACH, K. F.: Some points in the WILLIAMS, J. ATrRIDGE:: Acute cystitis in 1016: strength of potent drugs. 1016; French pathology and treatment of adherent peri- infant treated with helmitol, 1181 hospital in London, 1016; medical men and gardium, 63 WILLIAMS, J. T., reports case of peritonitis the insurance of employees, 1016; death of WERNiER, L.: Subretinal cysticercus, 1483 without ascertainable cause, 260 Dr. Markham Skerritt, 1079; conscientious WEERT EIM, VON E.: Die Technizi der vaginalen- WILLIMS, LEONARD: Treatment of gout by objector, 1080; German crusade against in- bauchhdhlen Operationen, rev., 443, the ingestion of common-salt-containing fant mortality, 1080; school absence certifi- WEST, SAMUEL: Are pericardial adhesions of waters, 19; climatic treatment of tubercu- cates, 1081; national sanatorium, Benenden, great importance? 1393; acute pneumonia losis, 1335 1081 perils of sterilization, 1082 * remarkable In children. 1516 WILLIAMS, MARY HAMILTON: Salaries of effect of tobacco, 1082; instruction in in- WEsTcOTT, WM. WYNN. appointed J.P. for lady assistant M.O.H., 240 dustrial diseases, 1083: street ambulances county of London, 329 WILLIAMS, M. W. : Case of peliosis rheumatica, in London, 1883; congress of French prac- West African climate (G. F. Darker), 811 79 titioners, 1083; Port Sudan, 1083- coloured West African Medical Service, 231, 1b79 WILLIAMS. P. WATSON: Primary diohtheria doctors in America, 1084; UJnitea services West Riding County Council. See Council of the external auditory canal, 232, 347; Medical Society, 1138; sleeping sickness ex- West Wales Sanatorium. See Sanatorium pulsus paradoxus, 412; healing silence, pedition, 1139; lead and arsenic in tartaric West Yorkshire, notes from, 467, 591, 654, 1573 acid,. citric acid and cream of tartar, 1139; 712, 712 833. 899, 955. 1020, 1087, 1145, WILLIAMS, RICHARD: Cataract extraction, aleoholism and degeneration, 1140; cerebro- 1213, 127i, 1330,1456, 1512, 1565; annual meet- 687 spinal fever in India, 1140; cancer in mice, ing of the Bradford Infirmary, 467; WILLIAMS, W. G.: Acute intussusception, 1140; treatment of trypanosomias's, 1141; General Infirmary, Leeds, 467, 772; con- 435 forceps in abdominal cavity, 1141; increase vickion for selling watered milk, 467; WILLIAMS, W. S.: Cerebro-spinal meningitis, of the asylum population, 1142; Channel support of medical charities in Brad- 1184 tunnel, 1142; new pentacle of rejuven- ford,'591, 654; death of the Marclhioness of WILLIS, W. MORLEY: Repeated abdominal escence, 1142; is conservative treatment of Ripon, 591; sanatorium treatment of section for perforation of gastric ulcers, the ovaries overdone ? 1143: foot binding, phthisis, 591: appointment of Surgical 926 1143: a league against death, 1143; pro- Registrar at Leeds Infirmnary, 592 Bradford Wills of patent medicine vendors, 268 posed changes in income tax law, 1205; banitary Association, 654; anthrax in Brad- WILLSON, J. WHERRY; Some remarks on sanatoriums for working men, 1206 ; insani- ford 654. 833, 955: Bradford slums, 655; poor forceps delivery, 812 tary restaurants, 1206; labour legislation. chilaren's holiday camp, 655; street noises WILSObf, HORACE, R.: " Enterospasm" caused 1207 ; street accidents, 1207,1558; professional in Bradford, 712; the, Bradford workhouse, by lead poisoning, 1054 earnings of French doctors,.1207; Sunday 712; appointments at Bradford Royal In- WILSON, T. STAczY: Value of an abnormal rest, 108; insanity in murder trials, 1209; firnnary, 772; appeal, 1512; Bradford rise in the average level of the diaphragm sloughing and diacharge of cauterized conference on infantile mortality and as a guide to the volume of the blood in cancerous uterus, 1209; plague in milk suprly, 833; Shipton Union In- active circulation, 978 Russia, 1209; medical defence, 1266; firmn;ary, 833; health of Keighley, 833: WILSON, W. JAMBS: Case of cerebro-spinal annual dinner of the Royal Sanitary Insti- post-graduate course at Leeds Public meningitis, 433; new method of isolatiDg tute, 1266; prevention of consumption, Dispensary, 899; post-gracruate study in the Bacillus typhosus from infected water, 1267; Surgical Home of Recovery, 1267: anatomy at Leeds, 899; investigation as to 1176 ; cultivation of the meningococcus in teeth of the nation, 1267: medicine and the quality of milk supply in Yorkshire, 899 ; the present epidemic of cerebro-spinal Maccabaeans, 1267; Convalescent Homes Keigliley guardians and their public vacci- meningitis in Belfast, 1477 Association, 1268; matrimonial steriliza- nators, 899, 1330, midwives and infant mor- WINCKEL, F. VON: Handbuch der Geburtshillfe, tion, 1268; Navy and Army Male Nursing tality in Bradford, 955: Bradford Fever rev., 1425 Association, 1268; International Congress XLospital administration, 955: child life and WINCKWORTH. C. E.: Tennis elbow, 842 of Hygiene, 1269 ; medicine and the " Bar." labour: the half-time question, 955; Brad- Wine, action of, on the typhoid bacillus, 1321 1269; new endowment for Oxford, 1269; ford RQyal Infirmary finances, 1020; Eld- WINGFIELD, H. E.: Hypnotism and its appli- treatment of poor consuniptives, 1320; wick Sanatorium.and its critics. 1020; noti- cation to medicine, 1464 compensation for industrial diseases, 1321; fiable diseases in Bradford, 1020; Bradford Wisconsin, Bill to prevent juvenile smoking action of wine on the typhoid bacillus, lHealth Committee and sterilized milk, 1087: in, 1130 1321; " a hopeless cause," 1322; unexpected Guiseley District Council and the medical WISE, TUCKER: A tragedy of tuberculosis, death and the status lympliaticus, 1322; officership, 1087; housing of the working 1579 Evelina Hospital for ChildreD, 1323; regis- classes, 1087: Bradford Medico-Chirurgical WITZEL, 0.: Die Schmerzverhiitung in der tration of nurses, 1323: a unique honour, Society, 1087; Menston Asylum. 1088; Brad- Chir-urgie, rev., 265 1323 ; Lord Lister and the City of London. ford Royal Infirmary and the "recommen- WOLFF, JACOB: £100 awarded to for his work 13.9:. Society of Tropical Me'dicine and dations," 1145: smoke niuisance in Bradford, on cancer research, 880; Die Lehre von der Hygiene, 1380; a supreme national health 1145; sequel to a Bradford sanitary prose- Krebskrankheit von den deltesten Zeiten bis auitllority, 1380; "kill dying consumptives," cution, 1145: Dewsbury Joint Hospital gegenwart, 1061 1380; Lord Mayor's Cripple Fund, 1381, 1449: Board, 1213; deatlh of Bradford police sur- WOLLASTON, A. F. R.: Sleeping sickness in post-graduate ophthalmology at Oxford geon (damuel Lodge), 1213; divisioDal police Central Africa, 1448 1381; British Museum reading room, 1382; surgeons in Bradford, 1213, 1331, 1456. 1512; Women, cigarette smoking by, 1342 Droitwiclh baths, 1382; the Pathological health of Batley, 1213; report of M.0.11 Women guardians, 1563 Society, 1382; comiipulsory retirem-ent of for Wakefield, 1271: new branch of the Women medical inspectors of school clhil- postal medical officers, 1383; an Amiierican Leeds Dispensary, 1271; new dignitv for a dren, inadequate salaries offered to, 537, Ministry of Public Health, 1383; legal inter- Bradford hospital. 130: Ilalifax work- 597 pretation of p-ofessional misconduct, 1447; house lhospital. 1330; workhouse admlinis- WUomen nurses for the American navy, 27, R;ed Cross Conference, 1447, 1507, 1561 ; teach- ;tration at Dewsbury, 1565; inifanat miiortality 1463 ing of midwifery, 1447; prevalence of plague, at Halifax, 1565; Bradford insanitary Women students in Birmingham, new hostel 1448; male nurses, 1448; sleepinig sickness areas, 1165; Halifax Board of Guardians, for, 283 ; in German universities, 656 in Central Africa, 1448; Asylum Workers' 1565 Wood-alcohol poisoning, blindness from, Association, 1449; dangers of malaria, 1450 ; WHEELER, Dr.: Traumatic rupture of heart, (Robert J. Montgomery), 375 International Nursing Conference, 1450; 263 WOODS, ROBERT El.: Three cases of frontal local authorities and the Workmen's Com- Whisky, physiological actioni of, on the sinusitis, 752 pensation Act, 1906, 1450; sanatoriumns for circulation (F. J. Charteris and E. P. Cath- Woresterslhire Association for Prevention of workers suffering from tuberculosis, 1450; cart), 1174 Consumption, 1254 Roval. Medical and Chirurgical Society, Whitaker's Almanack, rev., 25 Workers' sanatoriums. See Sanatoriums 1451; a tragedy of tuberculosis, 1451; Home WHITCOMBE, E. B., presentation to. 408 Workhouse infirmaries, dogs in, 1035. See Office regulation.s for use of horsehair, WHITE, ERNEST W.: Treatmiient of incipient also Infirmary 1451; legal authority of the General Medical and borderland cases of insanity in general Worklhouse midwife or midwifery nurse, 602 Council, 1504: the Referendum 1505- the practice, 546: London University Sena- Workhouse schools, 651 Science Committee, 1505; Bradford police torial election, 838; degree in Medicine for Working Classes Acts Amendment Bill. See surgeoncies, 1506; Royal Society conver- the average London student, 1216 Bill sazione. 1506;. drink-proof, 1507; West WHITE, F. FAULDER: Coventry Division and Working men, sanatoriums for, 1206 London Hospital and Post-graduate Col- Coventry Dispensai-y, 1094: miiodification of Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act lege, 1508; smoke nuisance, 1508; suc- the radical mastoid operation, 1395 Worm, American "hook," distribution of cessful antityphoid vaccination, 1509; WHITE, Captain THOMAS, obituary notice of, (R. T. Leiper), 683 feeble-minded in New South WVales, 1509; 970 Worms, intestinal, in appendix vermiformis aca,demic costume at the annual meeting, White phospllorus. See Phosplhorus (John W. Heekes), 624 1509; annual meeting at' Exeter, 1557; -pro- WHITEFOORD, CALEB CHARLES, second con- Worms, round, complicating Caesarean sec- posed West Coast of Africa Branch, 1557; viction of, 783 tion (reported by Ethel Landon), 200 evesight of school children, 1558; extra- WHITF,FORD, C. HAMILTON: Iodine-spirit cat- Worms, thread, 356, 475, 540, 604 corp)real stages of Heq)yelomonas and the ut 866, 971; Glimpses of American Surgery, Wound treatment, Lord Lister and the Leiushman-Donovan body, 1558; another f0753 evolution of (Sir Hector C. Cameron), 789 impost on the profession, 1559; Queen W41TEHEAD, C. B.: Tubercle and erysipelas, WRENCH, E. M.: M.V.O. conferred upon, Elizabeth's physician (Walter Bayley), 1559; 1238 165 tuinours in wild animals. 1560; spirocnaetes WHITEHEAD, Mr.: Metastatic tumour of the Wrestling and the heart, 1147 in relapsing fever, 1560:. sanitation of choroid, 1483 WRIGHT, ADAM H.: Textbook of Obstetrics, rev., Pauanaa, 1560:- doctor's water-rate, 1561; WHITING, A.: Aids to -Medical Diagnosis, rev., 692 doctors aud the suppression 'of the duel, 322 WRIGHT, Sir ALMROTH: On the pedicine of 1581: sudden death from haemorrhage, Whooping-eough and its relation to influ- thie future, 333 diffused chorion - epithelioma, 1562; enza, 1147 WRIGHT, G. A. Treatment of fractures, 471 Frm JuNU 29,- -- - - q rA ; - ?INDEX. ug9w.] ;, ;-- tM-- Lewm 4-W- WRIGLEY, P. R.: .Reports case of bayonet X-rays in treatment of urticaria pigmentosa Yorkshire, West. See West wound of stomach. 1303 (F. H. Jacob), 1301. See also Roentgen, Radio- YOUNGS, ARCHIBALD: Total enucleation of the WURTZ. B.: Notions Elimentaires dce Prophylaxie graphy. prostate, 658 des Maladies Tropicales, rev., 505 YOUNG, MEREDITH: Persistent deep cervical WYNCOLL, J. W.: Tuberculous soil condi- absess and threatened mastoid suppura. tions (?), 966 tion treated by antistreptococcic serum, WYNN, Dr.: Opsonic treatmnent of actinomy- 745 cosis of lungs, 1119 YOUNGE, G. H.: Use of calcium salts in pneu- WYNNE, FRED. E.: The Charter, 1274 monia, 908

Y. Yearbook, Eitglishwoman's, rev., 148 Yearbook, Gardening, rev., 572 Yearbook o.f Pharmacy. rev., 322 Yearbook, Public Schools, rev., 572 X. Yearbook of Scientific and Learned .Societies, Z. rev., 25 Yellow fever. See Fever ZIMxERN, A.: ElWments d'Electrothdrapie X-ray apparatus, 525 Yellow journalism, 880 Clinique, rev., 267 X-ray treatment of ringworn of scalp (J. M. IT Yorkshire milk supply, investigations as to Zinc ions in treatment of rodent ulcer (H. Macleod), 1298 quality of, 899 Lewis Jones), 364 INDEX TO. ILLUSTRATIONS, 3 hu 'nmw.1 THE L 6UN! 2Q, 1907. a i. E. -. -A F.I.,"Aft -

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LIST OF ] LLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE. PAGE. Achondroplasia (Gutlirie Rankin. Ernest C. Mackay, Jolhn Treatment of Surgical Tuberculosis (F. J. Steward) (Two Figures) Lunn, and John Cranke) (Five Figures) ...... ]1, 856, 857 Achlondroplasia (J. Houston Porter) (Five Figures) Aix-les-Bains and Lac du Bourget ...... 881 E82 Fracture of Yeiftlh Metatarsal Booe (Geo. H. Graham) *.17- Motors for Medical Men (Twenty-two Figures) Abdominal Section for Ectopic Gestation (reported by 884, 885, 933, 944, 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1063, 1070, 1071, 1072 Roberts) ...... Thomas Henry Waklcy ...... 903 Lord Herbert of Lea ...... Effects of Respiration on Circulation (Sir James Barr) (Eight

Improved Gastro-enterostomy Clamp ...... 25 Figures) 916, 917, 918, 919 Report of Inspector under Inebriates Acts concerning Calcium Salts in the Blood and Tissues (W. Blair Bell) 920 Inmates (rwelve Figures) 26. Peptic Ulcer (Fenton B. Turck) (Five Figures) 923, t25, 926 Mont' Estoril and Neighbourhood (rlhree Figures) Chloroma (T. Harrison Butler) 939 Pathology and Treatment of Adherent Pericardium (K. Retinoscopy Long-arm 912 ...... Wenckebach) (Nine Figores) 64, 65, 63 Nasal Cotton-wool Holder... 942: Poisoned Spines of Weever Fish (H. Muir Evans) Diaphragm and the Circulation (T. Stacey Wilson) (Twentv Figures) Figures) ...... 79. 980,£81, 982 Piroplasma Canis in the Tick (S. R. Christophers) 77 Oatmeal in Chlildren's Diet (Chalmers Watson) (Two Figures) 985 ... .. , ...... Modified Artery Forceps . Regeneration of Nerves (Basil Kilvington) ... 990 .. Modified Clamp for Gastro-intestinal Operations ... 87 New Medical Buildings, University of Glasgow 1023 '{vdatid Cyst of Neck (Edmund C. Bevers) (Two Figures) 137 Operative Treatment of Fractures (W. Arbuthnot Lane) (Two Pelvic Pedicle Needles (rwo Figures) Figures) ...... 1037, 1038 insbruck ...... Diverticulum of Oesophagus (Bilton Pollard) ... 10438 idamidid Hospital for Children, Constantinople (Two Figures) Nervous Degeneration and Regeneration (W. D. Halliburton) H. E. Ibrahimi Pasha .. (Seventeen Figures) 1042, 1043. 1044. 1112, 1113. 1114, 1115, 1116, 1117, Obstructed Labour due to Osteo-sarcoma of Pelvis (M. B. Ray) Severe Compound Fracture of Skull (W. P. M'Eldowney and

(Three Figures) ...... 191, 192 J. Ward Cousins (Two Figures) 1046, 1047 Norledge Improved Extension Apparatus ...... Fracture of Lacrymal Bone with Perforation of Lacrymal Sac ...... Ure;hral Sound ... (C. Marsh Beadnell) ... 1054- Nasal Snare ...... Improved Tonsil Guillotine 106& nproved Sponge-holder 268 Ring Probe 1083

t'-ritoneal Cateli and Holder ... Mouth Gag 1063

Al ,xander Peddie 291 Roth-Drkiger Oxygen and Chloroform Apparatus ...... 1067 ... Taoma3 Savage George Armstrong Peters 1095 'l'oronto Hospital for Advanced Cases of Consumption (3ir Vicious Circles (Jamieson B. Hurry) ... . .10 WilliamH. Broadbent) (Three Figures) ... . 237, 293 Early Specimen of Total Enucleation of Prostate Removedby Dissemination of Intra-abdominal Malignant Disease (W. the late Mr. McGill (J. A. Cairns Forsyth) (Two Figures) 1111 Mitchell Stevens) (Two Figures) ...... 338, 309 Aseptic Ureteral Catheterization Sheath 1125. Temperature in Maliguant Disease of thel Liver(James Aseptic Douche Standard... 1126 ... Russell) (Fifteen Figures) .Ca 311, 312 Edward Markham Skerritt ...... 115T Pair of Forceps in Abdominal Cavity for Ten and a Half Years Chronic Splenomegalic Polycythaemia (RobertSaundby) (Nine ... (J.E.Fergusson Stewart) ...... Figures) ... 1165, 1166, 1168. of Stretcher with Steel Bearing Rods ... Regeneration Nerves with Regard to the Surgical Treatment Sir Michael Foster of Certain Paralyses (C. J. Bond) ... 1173. Secondary Suture of Great Sciatic Nerve (James Sherren) (Six New Method of Isolating the Bacillus typhosus from Infected Figures) ...... 367. 368, 369 Water(W. James Wilson) 1176; Traumatic Expulsion of Lens and Iris, followed by uneventful Structure and Secretion of the Parathyroid Glands in Man healing without treatment (Mlichael A. Teale) (David Forsyth) (Eleven Figures) 1178, 1179, 1180, 118L Foreign Body in Large Intestine (reported by J. T. Moore) Diet and the Development of the Uterus (Malcolm Campbell) ...... Uterine Cotton-wool Holder ... (Seven Figures) 1230( Epidemic and Sporadic Meningitis (Twolrigures) ...... Retro-pharyngeal Fibroma (N. B. Odgers) 1236 of Larynx in a Treatment of Lacrymal Obstruction (J. Herbert Parsons (Three Epithelioma Young Man(EIarold Barwell) 123T .. ... in India Figures) . ... 418, BritishMedicine (Four Figures) 1249, 1250, 1251, 1252 ... Kala-azar (Leonard Rogers) (Three Diagrams) 426, 430, New IHill-Barnard Sphygmometer 1253. Case of Cerebro-spinal Meningitis (J. Singleton Darling and Sir Joseph Fayrer ... 1277 of W. James Wilson) ...... Operation for Removal EntireRectuu for Carcinoma(P. Field Stretcher as a Hammock Lockhart Mummery) (Six Figures) 1289, 1290, 1291, 1292 Idiopathic Dilatation of Colon (HEerbertP. Hawkins) (Nine Squamous-celled Carcinoma of Stomach and Oesophagus (El. D. Figures) ...... 477, 479, 480, Rolleston and F. W. Higgs) 1295. Simple Colonic Adhesions a Cause of Intermittent Attacks Urticaria Pigmentosa Treated by X Rays (F. H. Jacob) 1301 Abdominal Pain (A. Ernest Maylard) (Two Figures) Case of Extreme Hydrocephalus (Richard Eager) 1303 Removal of Malignant Growths from Naso-pharynx (Frederic Knife for Enucleating Large Tonsils 130& ... Eve) (Two Figures) ... Joseph Groves ... 1337 . 485 Two Cases ofCvstine Calculi (F. A.Southamj (Two Figures) ... 490 Circumcision as Rite and as a Surgical Operation (J. Bland- Five Cases or Friedreich's Ataxy (r. Wardrop Griffith) Sutton) (Six Figures) 1410, 1411 ...... Figures) 541, 542, 543, Radical Care of Urethral Stricture by Internal Urethrotomv Total Enucleation of Prostate (P. J. Freyer) (Three Figures) (James MacMunn) (Five Figures) 143, 1414 55,l5, 552355 Congenital Hypotonia (Carey Coombs) (Three Figures) 1415,1416 ...... Kala-azar (Leonard Rogers) ... 559 Suture Sterilizer 1429 Integrative Action ofthe Nervous System (CharlesSherrington)S. On the Border of the Moor 1435. (Five Figures) ...... in, 569, Tor Abbey Sands, Torquay ...... 1435. . . . Impfd*ed, Gag 572 Sidmouth from Peak Hll...... 1436 (Ernest W. Hey Surgical Aspects of Haemnophilia Gr(oves) Exmouthl from the Plantation ...... 14313 'Figures) ... 612,613 River Dart from below Holne ...... 1437 Cor Triloculare Biatrlatum(J. Dixon Manp) Clovelly from the Hobby Drive 1438' Chronic Peritonitis causing Elephantiasis, (Julius Bernstein Land's End 1438 Frederick W. Price) (Three Figures) ., 618 Entrance Hall, St. Andrew's Baths (Droitwich) 1440 Relation of Diet to Activity (A. -±)ingwall Fordyce) NewForceps for Gattro--nterostomy and Entero-anastomy 1488 (Three Figures) Thyroid Deep Abscess Forceps 1488:

Frontal Sitfus Probe Calipers ... 634 Julius Dreschfeld 1519. Spinal Analgesia (Arthur E. Barker) (Five Figures) Pathology( and Treatment of Tumours of the jaws (Frederic Gastro-enterostomy (B. G. A. Moynihan) ... 681 Eve) (Twenty-three Figures) 1525, 1526, 1527, 1529, 1530, 1531L ... David Lowson ...... New Method of Dealing with Cleft Palate (F.G.N. Starr) (Three . Lister Bas-relief in the Tympanum of the Surgical Pavilion o Figures) ...... 1533 the Policlinico Umberto,Cmome.. 789 Chestpiece for Binaural Stethoscope 154>: Tuberculous Cavity in Read of Tibia (Sir Rector C. Cameron) Syeinge for Eucaine 1543 Skiagram of Tuberculous Cavity in Head of Tibia (Sir Radiography 1M.3 ...... am ron) ...... "Achromatic Illuminator 31543 ... Function of the Cerebeluum (Sir Victor Horsley) (Two Figures) Finger-grip'" Forceps ...... 1543 aurgical Forms of Ileo-caecal Tuberculosis (Henri Hartmann) Handel Cossham Memorial Hospital (Two,., Figures) 1551 (Fifteen Figures) 849, 850, 851, 852, 853,854,- Edward-Hallaran Bennett 15756 1. . TM AMOM S9 JIJNE 99, I1907-1 LIST -OFOF OFFICERS. [M'LWMB[E.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~La~~A5sevioAs &9

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IA Pgain saw him, and he was then evidently a dying man. Early operation. would in all human probability have MEMORANDA1 Paved his life. It is doubtless true, as Dr. Sidney Phillips, MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL. states, that the disease may sometimes persist, and even grow worse,in spite of colotomy. But surely this is no. TUBERCULOSIS AND THE OPSONIC excuse for non-interference. A severely ulcerated colon S'URGICAL is to all intents and purposes a closed cavity containing INDEX. a mass of toxins, and its lining membrane is specially REGARDING Dr.Squire's paper on opEonins and treatment adapted for systemic absorption. To drain, to flusb, and of tuberculosis, I was much interested to find that he to keep on flushing until the formation- of toxic pro- mentioned a point whichI have been much interestedin ducts ceases-surely no other treatment is rationally of late-namely, the infection of the blood system in conceivable. surgical cases of tuberculosis. I have lately had two cases F. HERNAMAN-JOHNSON, M.B., Ch.B.Aberd., under my tare. Portsmouth. Surgeon, R.N. Inthe first case a child (male), aged 2 years, had an attack of acute ascites, which I put down as tuberculous in origin, although there were no enlarged glands to be RELAPSES IN ENiTERIC FEVER. found. The child made a good recovery, but about a year THE patient in the following case, a girl aged 16, was afterwards it came again under my care suffering Jrom admitted on May 4th, 1907,suffering from a moderately tuberculous pFriostitis of a rib with abscess. I advised severe attack of enteric fever. The history given by surgical interference. The rib was scraped and a tubercu- the parents was thatshe had been ill for nine days before loea necrosis removed. The wound healed nicely, but the admission, but her condition indicated that the fever had child developed tuberculous meningitis, and died about lasted for about three weeks, a supposition which was five weeks later. subsequently borne out by the temperature chart. The second case was a tuberculous knee. Excision of Progre8s.E-For five days after the case came under notice, it the joint was performed, and the child recovered from the pursued an uneventful course, two slight haemorrhages from operation but showedsymptoms of meningitis four weeks the bowel occurring, but not in sufficient quantity to be of one importance. There was no diarrhoea nor abdominal distension. later, and died of that condition about year later. By May 9th her temperature had fallen to normal, and she These two cases tend to prove that there is a great was apparently on the way to convalescence. On Mayl0th, danger of general infection by interfering with localized however, her temperature began to rise, and reached a maxi- tuberculosis, and also that tuberculous meningitis. bone mum of 102.60 F. sixdavs later. After this it osclllatfd lesions, and peritonitis are caused by the same bacillus- between 1020 F. and 990 F. till just bafore the end. On namely, thetypus bovinus. That children are more suscep- May 20th there was a sudden drop of three degrees, unaccom- tible is shown by the preponder- panied, however, by any other immediate symptoms or physical to bovine tuberculosis bigns. ance of bone, meningeal, and abdominal lesions in Result.-She died on May 23rd. A po8t-mortem examina- children as compared with adults. tion ofthe abdomen was made. It revealed peritonitis non- Blantyre. JOSEPH STARK, L.R.C.S.Edin. purulent, and not characterized by muich matting together of the abdominal contents; ia the small intestine numerous ulcerated patches at various stages, and a perforation about, ACUTE COLIrIS. 8-in. in diameter situated 6 in. above the ileo-caecal valve. T. M., a civil engineer, aged 45, was seized one evening, Projecting through this perforation was a small piece of hard after a long cycle ride in the wet, with violent diarrhoea. faecal material. This continued throughout the night, and all the following REMARKS.-The case is an interesting one, inasmuch as day; but it was not until the second morning that a it departs from the rule that typhoid relapses do not doctor was called. The patient gave a history of abdominal usually result ecriously, and confirms the rale that when trouble extending over ten years. Whilst serving in China, in such circumstances a fatal result does take place it at the age of 35, he had suffered from a severe attack of is nearly always due to a complication such as the colitis, presumably brought on by the ingestion of tainted above, partial immunization having. almost certainly food or water. He had recovered fairly rapidly, and at exempted the patient from the effects of a toxaemia suffi- once returned to England; but a chronic irritability of the ciently severe to cause death. The protection afforded by large bowel had remained, showing itself in a liability to the primary attack is shown in this case by the compara- acute attacks of diarrhoea at intervals of weeks or months. tively mild nature of the relapse-early appearance of These attacks were as a rule directly traceab e to fatigue, fresh crops of the eruption, short duration of febrile cold, or indigestible food. symptoms, etc. It also exemplifies the difficulties which The patient was kept in bed, placed on a milk diet, are sometimes present in the diagnosis of a perforating and given bismuth and soda. No improvement resulted. typhoid ulcer, even in the absence of abdominal distension Various diets were tried, to no purpose. Five or six and when the patient is quite conscious. There was no blood-stained, evil-smelling motions were passed daily, sudden acute pain, no marked collapse, no great and and were accompanied by much pain and tenesmus. At immediate alteration in the pulse. In fact, there was the end of a fortnight a consultation was requested. A practically no evidence which would justify the pbysician distinguished physician of Earopean reputation was called in saying at once, " That case has a perforation." in; he advised removal to a nursing home. This was H C. HAMILTON, M.B., CH.B., D.P.H. done; but no special change was made in the treatment, City Hospital, Grafton Street, Liverpool. except to ring the changes on various so-called "astrin- gent" drugs. Opium was as yet withheld. SUDDEN DEATH IN INFANTS. Another two weeks passed; the intestinal flax was still THE following case of sudden death in an infant seems uachecked, and the patient, now greatly emaciated and in worth recording, owing to its possible etiology and the side- a pitiable state of pain and unrest, began himself to dread light it may throw on some cases of overlaying which reach a fatal issue. To make his condition still worse, persistent the coroners' courts. The child was a healthy boy, 7 weeks hiccough developed, which was but imperfectly controlled old, whose mother had died shortly after its birth, from by morphine. At length the patient's relatives, one of uraemia. It was fed on milk and water and had appeared whom was a medical man, requested that a surgeon to thrive. When put to bed (in a separate cot) on April should see the case. An operation was eventually per- 29th it appeared quite well; it slept well and at 6 a.m. formed. The large bowel was found to be thickened was said to be "playing and cooing" like a healthy child. and intensely congested. An opening was made in the At 7 a.m. the father thought the child looked "queer," caecum, and an artificial anus established in the right and came over for me; when I arrived about half an hour iliac region. Much to the surprise of everybody, the later I found the child dead. The child had taken its patient rallied from the operation. The immediate result bottle naturally between 6 and 7, no choking and no con- was a stoppage of the diarrhoea,-so that the sufferer's vulsion had been noticed. Its lips were bluish and hands state became one of comparative comfort. But his recu- clenched, with some blueness of the nails. At the post- perative power had been reduced too low to permit of mortemz examination the thyrmus was obviousl]y somewhat. ultimate recovery, and a week later he died comatose. Ilarge; it weighed a little over an ounce, and measured I saw the above case about a week after he first took to 2i by 2 in.; it was dotted with punctiform haemorrhages; hisbed; he was then cheerful, anxiousfor solid food, and there was no pressure on the trachea. Some yellowish did not look particularly ill. A month passed before I fluid similar to what was found in the stomach was seen JuliEJUN 29,9 1907.]97. HOSPITAL REPOIhTS. % in thle trachea, and very slightly in the right bronchus. water. I was called in at 7.30 a.m., and found the patient The lungs were save for a few very haggard-looking and in great pain. Temperature, 98.40; healthy punctiform haemor- pulse, 80. I saw the vomit, which was a thin yellow fluid. I rhagic-looking spots at the base. Similar spots were seen administered morphine sulphate, grain i, hypodermically; and, on the right and left ventricle. The superficial veins over on calling again at iL a.m., found the pain, vomiting, and the brain were a little congested. The stomach and purging had all ceased. A mixture of chalk and opium was bladder were full, the former containing about 2 oz. of prescribed. The next morning the patient felt quite well; she bilious-looking fluid. No other disease could be detected. had had no more pain or vomiting, and one small, loose stool. No choking had been noticed during life, no croup and no The pulse and temperature were normal, and the drug had convulsion, and there was no suspicion of overlaying. had no effect whatever on the uterus. Although the thymus was not very large, and certainly The printed label on the packet was as follows: caused no pressure, it is possible, in the light of previously Powdered recorded cases, it may have been the proximate cause of BITTER APPLE. the child's death, the immediate cause being asphyxia. This drug being a powerful medicine, London, N. W. J. ANDERSON SMITH, M.D.Lond. should not be used internally except under medical advice. CASE OF BRONCHIAL DIPHTHERIA. What constitutes medical advice in the eyes of drug- THCE following case of diphtheria seems worth recording, gists? The one who sold this packet evidently did not owving to the region primarily affected being unusual. The hesitate about supplying this powerful drug without a patient, a boy aged 8, after a few days of general malaise, written prescription from a medical man. developed a nasal catarrh with slight cough and sore Colchester. T. LANGTON BUTLER. throat, but continued to go to school for five days; he was then noticed. to be gradually losing his voice, his nose bled occasionally, and he was unable to breathe through REPORTS it. On the tenth day he was medically examined. ON The skin was veryhot and flushed, the pulse 102, the t empera- ture 101.40; sero-sanguineous discharge from both nostril, KIEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTICE IN THE nasal breathiDg being obstructed oqsing to turgescence of the HOSPITALS AND mucous membrane over the turbinals. The pharynx generally ASYLUMS OF THE was red and congested, the enlarged tonsils showing a few BRITISH EXPIRE. whitish-yellow follicles; the soft palate and uvula were only reddened. Owing to extreme reflex irritability the larynx could not be examined. Except harsh, prolonged expiration, CITY OF BELFAST FEVER H03PIrKL, the-lung sounds were normal. The urine was albuminous. PURDYS BURN. Progress.-The same evening the soft, toneless cough CASES OF FULMINATING CHREBRO SPINAL FEVER. became very troublesome, and finally the patient coughed up two separate white fibrinous casts, apparently of the (Reported by ERNEST H. M. MILLIGAN, M.B., R.U.I., two main bronchi, which act caused immediate relief House-Physician.) of the dyspnoea and cougb. Each cast was about 3 in. IN an epidemic of cerebro-spinal fever various types of long, I in. diameter, hollow, and thin-walled, but of firm the disease are to be met with, and in hospital I have texture and slightly streaked with blood, and thirty- six hours observed cases which might be classified under the later he coughed up a third cast about 4 in. long and of exactly fol- similar appearance to the first two. lowing heads: Ordinary, mild, abortive, chronic, inter- Treatment and Result.-Serum treatment was at once mittent, typhoid, relapsing, fulminating, and purpuric. started, 4,000 units being injected every twenty-four hours for CASE I. five days; after this all symptoms gradually abated and the A female, aged 6 years, was admitted at 4 p.m. on April 24th patient made an uninterrupted recovery, though the voice was 1907. She bad been taken ill at 6 o'clock on the morning). npt completely restored for many weeks, and for three weeks admission, with vomiting and great restlessness, becomiDg the heart-beat was rather irregular and the first sound at the rapidly unconscious. She was brought to the Royal Victoria apex somewhat muffled. The only sequela was a bilateral Hospital, where the extern surgeon, Dr. Watson, found paralysis of the cillary muscle of the eye, which, treated with Kernig's sign slight in one leg and no rigldity of neck, and eserine, cleared up in a month. transferred the case at once for isolation. dultures made from the casts and from a throat swab State on Admismion.-The child was unconscious, very dirty, and covered with a general petechial rash,with a few developed colonies of Klebs-Loeffler bacilli. It seems purpurie spots about the groins. Temperature 101.40 F., pulse clear that the casts did not result from an extension of 140. There was blepharitis marginalis of the eyes and con- membrane from the larynx, but were of primary forma- gestion of the palpebral conjunctiva, with slight purulent dis- tion, for throughout the illness there was, beyond the charge. The pupils were equal and dilated, and reacted aphonia, no symptom of involvement of the larynx. It slightly to light. The posterior cervical, axillary, and inguinal is also interesting that the formation of membrane glands were numerous and shotty. The neck was not retracted, -aused and but very slightly rigid. Kernig's sign was very slightly no secondary bronchitis or bronchopneumonia, present in both legs. The face was pale, the extremities which so generally results from extension of laryngeal cyanosed. Bubbling rAles audible all over both lungs. No diphtheria downwards. crepitations, tubular breathing, or dullness present. The G. E. BELLAMY, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. heart sounds not heard owiDg to the rales. Kew Gardens. Progrea8.-At 6 p.m.,. twitching of muscles of face and limbs occurred and lasted a few minutes ; four similar POISONING. attacks were noted in the next half-hour. The right arm and COLOCYNTH leg then worked convulsively, and the eyes rolled upwards to IN connexion with the case of colocynth poisoning pub- the right and twitched frequently. A little later breathing lished in the BRITISH MIEDICAL JOURNAL of June 8th, became laboured and Cheyne-Stokes in type; cyanosis in- p. 1364, a similar case of my own may be of interest. It creased, and the child died at 8.10 p.m. The urine contained is the first case I have encountered, but inquiries show no albumen. Duration of illness about fourteen hours. that colocynth is very frequently taken in Essex as an Po8t-mortem Examination.-The following observations eebolic under the synonym of "bitter apple." The con- were made by Dr. Leighton and myself : Lividity- well marked; on groins and thighs several pnrpuric spots dition is less uncommon probably than Dr. Barton about the diameter of split peas. Brain: Veins on sur- thinks. face of temporal, frontal, aDd occipital region3 greatly My experience coincides with his in that, though very distended; meninges fairly adherent to each other; pons, drastic in their effects at the time, the patients seem to on anterior surface, slight purulent exudation ; inter- recover very well after large doses. It would, however, be peduncular space, slight parulent exudation along blood intereesting to know if there is any lasting after-effect in vessels; medulla obloDgata, purulint fluid oozing up from under it. Spinal canal: Clear opxlescent fluid in large quan- the small intestine or colon. tity, otherwise nothing unusual. Lungs congested; apices The patient, a married woman (aged 26, four-children, no slightly emphysematous. Pericardial sac contained cle'ar miscarriages, at present time pregnant three months), at 8 45 fluid. Heart: Haemorrhagic spots spread generally over its on Sunday morning took the half of a 2d. packet of " bitter surface. Thymus: Rsther enlarged. Kidneys: Slightly con- apple " (about four teaspoons). About one and a half hours gested, venae rectae engorged, vessels in pelvis engorged. after takling the powder she began to vomit. Again, one and a Spleen: Malpighian bodies prominent. Stomach: Mucous half hours later, or three hours after taking the powder, she membrane congested; purpuric spots on the serous surface. had great pain in the abdomen and purging commenced. The Intestines: Purpuric spots on serous surface of Entire jejunum vomiting, [am, and purging continued incessantly all that and ileum ; mucous membrane, solitary follicles greatly day. and night. At. 6 a.m. on Monday she called in a enlarged, especially in Ileum. Mesenteric glainds: Greatly neighbour, who admininstered an emetic of mustard, salt, and enlarged and somewhat congested. BWadder: Purpuric spots 5 TM xs. ;554 Nano" lowaKLI IMEDICA; NEWS. [JUNIC -29, If*, -55 -, THE annual post-graduate medical tour, known by the MEDICAL NEWS, name of " E.M.1.," is to start this year on August 7th, the point of departure being Nancy. On the following day THE Princess L-uise, Dachess of Argyll, has become a Sthttgart will. be visited, and thence in succession Munich patron of the London Temperance Hospital. Nuremberg, Marienbad, Carlsbad Prague Vienna, Buda- THE judicisl authorities at Versailles have found that Pesth,. Semmering? Gastein, and innsbruck. On the com- the sensational charge brought some time ago; against. pletion of the visit to the. latter place the party.will cross D:. P. Z. H.lbert of London is unfounded. the Arlberg Pass, travel straight through Switzerland, and IT is stated in the Berliner klaiische Wochens^hrift that separate at Bellort on August 23rd. At each place the Peofessor voa Lsyden proposes to resign the po iition of visitors will be received by representatives of the local Director of the FLrst Medical Clinic in the Berlin Charitd medical profeasion and afforded a thorough opportunity of at the end of the current semester. examining the work carried on. Information as to the tour can be obtained either on personal application or on WE are req'aested to state that Dr. Alexander Morison writing to. the Administrateur-Scientifique l'oeuvre d'en- and D-. C0. 0. HIwthorne have resigned their position as seignement m6dical oompl6mentaiee, 8, Rae FranQois- members of the Council of the Scottish Medical Diplom%tes Millet, Paris. Association. HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HoSPITAL.-In, view of- imDortant THE late Sir Benjamin Baker, the well-known civil developments whi-ch have arisen since the meeting of the engineer who died on May 19th left £3,000 to West- local profession. on this s--ubject held on May 21th, the minster hospital, £1,000 to King Elward's Hospital Fund, committee of the local profession appointed on-that date and £603 to the R )yal Berkshire Hospital. has decided to call a special meeting to consider the SIR CHABLES CAMERON and Professor E. J. McWeeney, following resolution: "That this meeting considers that of Dablin, DA. Henry Handford, of Nottingham; Lieu- the should have a tenant-Colonel C. H. Melville, R.A.M.C.; and Dr. H. Hampstead Hospital always visiting Scurfield, of Sheffi4ld, have been elected Fellows of the staff of loal practitioners, and in consideration of this Royal Sanitary Institute. opinion calls upon the members of the medical profession MR. GEORGE ALLARDICE MACDONALD, M.B., C.M., has to refuse to accept any offi -e on the staff on terms which been granted the Royal permission to accept the Order of are not considered satisfaotory by the local profession." the Third Class of the Brilliant Sbar of Zanzibar, con- The meeting will be held under the auspices of the Hamp- ferred upon him by the Sultan of Zanzibar in recognition stead Division on Wednesday, July 3rd, at 4.30 p.m., in of valuable services rendered by him. the Lecture Room of. the Hampstead Conservatoire, Swiss By a recent Act of the Legislature the Boston School Cottage, N.W., Dr. G. D. Pidcock in the chair. It is hoped Committee has been enabled to appropriate £2,000 that the medical practitioners of the district will attend in towards the establishment of a system of nurses in the large numbers in order that a. definite line of action be public schools. As a beginning twenty-two nurses will, decided upon. we learn from the Boston Medical and Sargical Journal, be THE E.XCRETION OF CREATININ.-We have received a employed; they will enter upon their work on September copy of a paper on the "Excretion of Creatinin in a Case,of 1st. These nurses are to be employed in vacation schools, Pdeudohypertrophic Muscular Dystrophy," by Dr. E. I. as well as in the regular schools. Spriggs (Bio-Chemioal Journal, ii, No. 4, 1907),; which is A simIES of post-graduate le3tures will be given at the the outcome of the first piece of original work done in the Royal Dental Hospital and London School of Dental new Research Laboratory of St. George's Hospital. Dr. Surgery, Leicester Square, during the months of October, Sprigga's patient, a man of 29, when, placed on a diet free November, and December. The first lecture will be given from meat and meat extracts, passed in his water only half by Mr. J. H. Mummery on Otober 21st, on recent views as much creatinin per diem as would have been normal for of immunity in relation to dental disease. The fee for the a man of his weight. The proportion of N exereted as course is two guine *s; past and present students of the creatinin was below the normal also. The author points hospital and internal students of the University of London out that these results are in agreement with the prevailing will be admitted free. Further particulars can be obtained view that creatinin is derived from the muscular tissues to on application to the Dean of the School. a greater degree than it is from other proteid tissues. On THE Association of Physicians and Surgeons of the a diet of adequate caloric value but containing hardly any Society of Apothecaries will hold a dinner on Tnursday, proteid, the N-exeretion sank in four days to 2 grams a July 4th, at the Restaurant Frascati, Oxford Street, day, and under these circumstances the proportion of N London, W., to celebrate the passing of the Act of Parlia- excreted as creatinin approached that found in normal ment authorizing the Society of Apothecaries to confer the individuals on such a diet. title of Licentiate in Medicine and Surgery on those who A DEMONSTRATION IN THE PARIs RADIuM LABORATORIES. have obtained its licence since June 30th, 1887. On this -One of the concluding events of the visit paid by repre- occasion the Master and Wardens of the Society will be sentatives of London University to Paris in the last week the guests of the Association. Further particulars can be of May.was a practical demonstration of the resources and obtained from Dr. Gerald Dalton, Cranbourne Mansions, work.of theLaboratoire Biologique du Radium. This isan Cranbourne Street, London, W.C., or from Dr. Rivers- institution which was established about a year ago in the Willson, 42, Well-ington Square, Oxford. Rue d'Artois with the object of testing to the fall the thera- THE COavendish Lecture of the West London Medico- peutic possibilities of radium, its organization including Chirurgical Society was delivered by Mr. C. B. Keetley, chemical, physiological, and clinical research laboratories, F.R.C.S., on June 21st, in Kensington Town Hall the as well as those devoted specially to radium. Invitations subject being the question of preserving or sacrideing to be present were extended to a number of foreign medi- parts and their functions. Before thelecture the President cal men resident in, or known to be visiting, Paris, as well of the Society, Dr. Leonard Mark, welcomed the guests as to the medical visitors specially representative of the at the entrance of the hall, and with him were Mr. University of London, and were generally accepted. The dcles, Mr. Pardoe, and the two Honorary Secretaries, Mr. visitors were received by Dr. Louis Wickham, who is E.Percy Paton and Dr. F. G. Crookshank. Amongst attached to the St. Lazare Hospital, and also Chef de those present were Professor Howard MaIrsh and Mr. Clinique of the Skin Department of the H6pital St. Louis. Battle. After the lecture there was a conversazione and a He delivered a short lecture on the work done. In the medical and surgical exhibition, together with music and course of this he showed and explained all the apparatus two demonstrations, one of disinfection of rooms, the employed, and demonstrated a large number of cases which other of the application of hot air in treatment. had been treated. Among these were persons who had ANYTHING which can increase the efficiency of secondary been successfully treated for epithelioma of the skin, schools is of interest to the medical profession, as one of and a number of children and others subjected to radium the obstacles to raising the educational standard for admis- treatment by way of minimizing the disfigurement of sion to the profession is the unsatisfactory character of the strawberry marks and.of removing naevi. Stres was laid teaching in too many of these schools. We may, there- upon the special value of radium in the treatment of young fore, note that at the general meeting. of the Teachers' children in these connexions,.it being pointed out that, Gaild of Great Britain and Ireland on June 15th resolutions while radium wasat least as effective as electrolysis1 the ware adoptel instructing the Counatil of the Gaild and its former treatment had the added-advantage of being entirely branehes t ) take steps to ameliorate the tenure of teachers free from pain. Some successful cases of skin tuberele in endowed schools under schemes of the Charity Commis- and lupu3 erythematosus were also shown. On the con- sion and Boad of Education,.and espeoially to-provide for clusion of the demonstration an examination-was made of both head and assistant masters a right of appeal in cases the connected Ilboratories. The visit as a whole, was of of dismissal, Tae Council was also instructed .to co-operate considerable interest, because up to the present the value with other association3 in improving the anomalous system of radium. has received much more. study in France than of tenure pravaling in the mxjority of seconda-ry endowed elsewhere, and the institution in some respects stands schools. entirely alone. 5s78 , ] . PUBLIC HEALTH. [JUNE 29, 1907. aarpal. bone of the thumb, and in modern works on surgery CARMICHAEL PRIZE ESSAY. The next award for the Carmichael Prize-Esay will bemade it is alluded to as Bennett's fracture. in November, 1908. The subjects with wrhich the essay must -When Professor Bennett ceased active work in the deal are the state of the medical profession in Its different IUniversity, it was decided to perpetuate his memory by departments of physic, surgery, and pharmay in Great means of a suitable memorial. A large sum df- money was Britain and Ireland; the state of the hospitals an shoolso of subscribed by his former pupils. A portion of this was set medicine, surgery, and pharmacy; and the state and'mode.-f aside to found a money prize for the candidate obtaining the examination or of testing the qualifications of oandidates of the different licensing oolleges or corporations of medicine, surgical travelling prize. With the remainder, two medal- surgery, and pharmacy. Authors are invited to make sugges- lions representing Profesor Bennett's profile were made. tions respeoting the improvement of the profeesion, including One has been placed In the surgical theatre of the medical the preliminary and moral education of medical and,surgicai school in-*hich he lectured, the other formsa conspicuous students, as well as the mode of conducting their professional object in the hall of Sir Patrick Dan's Hospital. In addi- studies., The essays are to be lodged at the College on or tion to these medallions, dies were struck for a Bennett before July lst, 1908 Fall particulars can be obtained from medal. The medal is of bronze. On one side Professor Mr. John Barton, F.R.C.S., Secretary of the Council, at the. Bennett's profile is represeated, and the following inscrip College. tion: "In Honorem Eduardi Hallaran Bennett, Prof. SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES OF LONDON. Chir., 1906." On the other side is represented the meta- THE following candidates have been approved in the subjects carpal bone of the thumb, showing the fracture associated indicated: with his name, and the inscription, "Viri in fractis SURGERY.-tM. L. Ford, *S. F. Fouracre, tO. C. H. L. Moll. FoRENSIC MEDICINE.-P. D. Pickles, G. L. Walker. ossibus collocandis sollertissimi." MIDWIFERY.-J. M. Murray, A. Shepperd. As a friend Bennett endeared himself to all who knew The diploma of the Society has been granted to Messrs. S. E. him. Beneath a somewhat blunt exterior there lay a Fouracre, A. Shepperd, and G. L. Walker. kindly disposition and a depth of geniality which those t Section I. * Section II. who knew him well could fully appreciate. He was a loyal colleague and one with whom it was not merely a pleasure but also an honour to be associated. He will TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. THE following candidates have been approved at the examina- long be remembered as a warm friend, a delightful tion indicated: companion, and an ornament to the surgical profession. FINAL M.B. (PART II. Medicine).-*W. Pearson, R. G. S. Gregg, R. E. Wright, W. A. R. Spong, H. de C. Dillon, J. G. M. Molony, W. E. M. Armstrong, W. J. Dunn, T. P. S. Eves, H. P. Hart, F. Stephenson, F. O'B. Kennedy, J. D. K. Roche, 0. St. J. Gogarty, J. C. C. Hogan, C. H. O'Rorke, E. T. Jameson, J. C. A UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, Ridgway, E. H. Sheehan, J. R. Yourell, A. L. Robinson, W. D. Mitchell. UNIVER3ItY OF CAMBRIDGE. * Passed on high marks. THE following candidates have been approved at the examination indicated: SECOND M.B. (Human Anatomy and Physiology).-W. A. Anderson, B.A., E. W. Atkinson, B.A., H. J. Baldwin, M.A., A. W. Bourne, J. S. Burn, B.A.. F. G. Chandler, N. L. Clarke, K. J. A. Davis, B.A., M. E. Dellsehaft, R. Gamlin, B.A., E. St.G. S. Goodwin, PUBLIC HEALTH A. H. Gosse, B.A., El. G. Greaves, B.A., 8.3. Higgins, B.A., J. M. AND Jarvie, B.A,. J. S. Jobson, B.A., A. C. Johnson, G. G. Johnstone, T.'H. Just, K. T. Khong, G. Moore, T. E. Osmond, B.A., W. M. Penny, B.A., B. A. Playne, G. H. Pooley, J. B. Pulling, A. H. POOR-LAW MEDICAL SERVICEPI Richardson, J. B. Ronaldson, B.A., S. H. Rouquette, A. C. Rox- burgh, H. B. G. Russell. F. D. Saner. L. W. K. Scargill, M.A., F. H. REMUNERATION FOR ATTENDANCE IN ANOTHER Smith, B.A., A. W. Scott, J. Van Schalkwijk, B.A., H. F. Wilson, DISTRICr. M. M. Woods. M. 0. (Scotland) writes: I am a parochial medical officer. A, neighbouring parish has at present no medical officer, and UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS. the inspector of poor for that parish asked me to attend on a MEETING OF THE COURT. pauper who, though resident in his parish, was a dependent AT a recent meeting of the Court of the University of Leeds of a parish further south. I understood that for this I should the Pro-Chancellor (Mr. A. G. Lupton) took ocoasion to say receive payment both for visiting the pauper and for provid- that the authorities were still appealing for £15003, which was ing medicine, etc. I have been refused payment for the necessary to complete the endowment fund of £100,000, or visits. Would you let me know if I could sue for it P the amount mentioned as desired to be raised at the time *** There was no statutory duty devolving upon our corre- the University received its charter., All who are interested spondent to attend the patient in question. He has there- in the medical school are keenly alive to the necessity of com- fore a clear title to sue the inspector of poor who requested pleting the buildings for the accommodation of the Pathc- logical Department, and when the present buildings were him to attend the patient, both for medical attendanee and opened in 1894 it was felt that adequate provision had not the supply of medicines. The inspector of poor will recover been made for the double purpose of research and instruotion. the cost from the parish to which the patient is chargeable. No one could, however, suggest that the support the University has had has been meagre. On the site and buildings of the Medical School the sum of £50,000 has been expended, and PUBLIC HEALTH IN ATHENS. when the new mining and electrical departments are com- JUDGING from the recently-published British consular 'report pleted, as they will be very shortly, a sum of upwards of on the Piraeus and district it seems that the health conditions £200,000 will have been expended on the buildings of the other both in Athens and its port are by no means satisfactory. ^ The parts of the University. Much remains, however, yet to be population of the former city is now estimated at about 170,,000 done, and it is hoped that Yorkshire will not be backward In and that of the Piraeus, which has of late enormously' in- supporting the University of Leads, which dIaws Its students creased owing to its having become the distributingcentre 'of from all parts of the county. a large part of Greece, is at least 70 000. Inboth' bad drainage and lack of an efficient water suppiy doubtless j"lady some part APPOINTMENTS. in the unsatisfactory statistics. Last year'an epidemic of It will be remembered that inconsequence of the resignation measles attacked both these cities, and:also L.aurium, but the of the position of bonorary surgeon by Mr. W. H. Brown and mortality is not stated. Small-pox wE,p also jery prevalent, the vacancy caused by the consequent promotions, Mr. J. F. and was the cause of a large number of boaths, 286 persons Dobson was appointed Assistant Surgeon. At a recent meet- dyiDg from the disease in the Plraeus and 203fn Athens, while ing of the Council of the University Mr. Dobson was elected there were 166 fatal cases of typhoid in the two cities.' a member of the Faculty of Medicine and one of the Lecturers on Clinical Surgery. Mr. J. A. Coupland, who was recently appointed Surgical Registrar to the General Infirmary, was THE. fourth Italian Congress of Orthopaedic Surgery will elected Honorary Demonstrator of Surgery. Mr. J. Lswin be held at Bologna on October 15th, under the presidency Payne, Assistant Dental Surgeon and Lecturer on Dental of Professor Alessandro Codivilla, Director of the Rizzoli Mechanics at Guy's Hospital, was appointed an External Ex- Orthopaedic Institute in that city. Tho principal subject aminer in Dental Subjects, and Mr. Rippon and Mr. Lowson on the-programme is the treatment of tuberculous spondyl- were appointed Internal Examiners in Dental Mechanios and itis. The discussion will be introduced by Professors Dental Metallurgy respectively. Riccardo Galeazzi, of Milan, and Raffaele Bastianelli, of Rome. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND. THE late Sir Charles Bowman Logan,. of Edinburgh, who ADDITIONAL EXAMINERS. died on March 2nd, left £1,000 to the Edinburgh Royal MESSRS. J. DURDON AND L. G. GIJNN have been appointed Infirmary and £500 to the Edinburgh Hospital for Sick addttional Examiners in Surgery. Children. JUINE 29, 1907.] IX; Iouzx

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INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT FOR VOLUME I, 1907.

A. 2, 69: imiidwife censured, 69. 124, 294; De- lhospital abuse, 435: thelhospitals, 435; the cemiiber examination. 69; training schools, patients, 436: the miiedical profession, 436 Act, Workmen's Compensation, 1906 (Valen- 118: amiendment of the Midwives Act, 118; Cantral Hospital Board. 436 tine ball), 17, 25 workhouse nurses and tlle Board's certifi- Brancll, Midland, 107: proposed alteration of Altrinchamn Vivision. See Division cate, 118; premature puLblicationof aleaflet, Divisioual areas, 107: Poor-law medical Army, British, promotions and appointments 118: rules of the Board, 118, 225 ; midwives officer for MarketEi arborouali, 107; paper, in the medical service of, 14. 22, 29, 36, 54, struck off tbe roll, 124. 142. 293, V714; train- 107: specimens, 107; cases, 107 70, 84, 99, 109, 116, 12b, 134. 142, 194, 203, 2:8, ing of midwives in Yoor-lsiw instituitions, Branel, Mullnster, 429; annual meeting, 429; 254. 270, 183, 297, 314, 401, 439 141 title of 'midwife," 142:midwives taking apology for noni-attendance, 429; electioa Army, Britislh, changes ot stations, 36, 99 cases into their ownlhomes, 142; amidwifl's of represcuitative on Central Council, 429; 134, 204, 291 training. 2 f5; midwives removed from the Representative to Representative Meet- Army, British, Colonial Medical Service, roll at their owna request, 2'5: charge4 ings, 429 ; election of relpresentative to. promotions, appointulnents, and resigna- agRiost a midwife dropoed, 225; revised Irish Committee. Britislh Medical Associa- tLons, 29, 210 rules, 400; pr-ooosed additional rule. 400: tion, 42): election of officers, 429 draft, Army, British, exchange, 203 signing of certificates of instruction. 401; Charter. 429 Army, British, Greuadier(iuards, promotions payment to inedical practitioners sent for Branclh, Natal, 96; election of officers, 96 and appointmiients, 291 incemiergency cases, 401 Brancll, North of England, 288, 391: hospital Army, British, Medical Reserve, promotions Blootle Division. See Division treatmllent, 288: draft Clharter, 288: inid- and appointmenti, 22, b4, 70, 116, 125, 204, Border Counties Pranch. See Branch wifery fees, 288; hospital admiiinistration, 297, 401, 4404' Boston and Spalding Division See Division 391: paper. 391 Army, British, Army Medical Service, pro- Bradford Division See Division Branch. Pertlhshirc, 470; Council meeting, motions and appointments, lO;, 228, 2o4 Branclh. Bath and Bristol, 384; annual meet- 430; new mcml,er, 430; apologies for non- Army, British, Army Medical Staff, promo- ing, 384; installation of new Pr-esident. 384: attendance, 430; contirmation of ininutes. tions and appointments, 14,134, 440 annual reoort, 384; finance, 385; additions 430; election of officers. 430; Branchl new- Army, British, Orderof St. Jolhn of Jerusalem, to Branch Council, 385 rules, 430; lunclheon and golf match, 430 promotions and appoiutments, 204 Branch, Border Counties, 210; apologies for Branch, Queenslanld. 51: annual meeting, 51; Army, British, Royal Army Medical Corps, non - attendance, 210 ; confirmation of report of Council. 51; piesidential address, promotions and appointments, 14, 54, 70, 84, minutes. 210; contract practice, 210; 51 ; election of officers, 51 99, 109, 116, 125, 134, 142, 194, 203, 254, 283, 314, dinner, 211 Branclh, St. John, N e'v Brunswick, 9, 304; 401, 439 Branch, Cambridge and Huntingdon. 137, election of oflicers, 9 meetings, 9; annual Army, Britislh, Royal Army Medical Corps 423; luncheon, 137: medical inspeetion of meeting, 304 (Militia), promotions and appointments, schlool clhildren, 137; annual meeting. 423: Branch, South-Eastern of Ireland, 139, 202, 16, 254, 440 confirmation ofminutes. 423; balance sheet, 276; confirmation of minutes, 139, 202, 276; Army, Britisb, Royal Horse Guards, promo- 423; election of officers, 423; luncheon, 423; apologies for non-attendance, 139, 202, 276: tions and appointments, 125 papers, 423; tea, 423 discussion at next meeting, 139; medical Army, British, Royal Militia of Jersey, pro- Branch, Cape of Good Hope (Eastern Pro- etiquette, 202; model draft rules, 202; motions and appointments, 204, 440 vince). 106; annual nmeeting, 106; confirma- nomination of oflice-bearers, 202; resolu- Army, Indian, promotions and appointments tion of minutes, 106: installation of newv tion of sympathly, 202; paper, 202; hours of in tthe medical service of. 14, 22,19, 54, 70, 84, President. 103: election of officers, 106; meeting, 202; luncheon. 202; election or 99, 109, 116, 125, 134, 142, 194, 204, 254, 297, 314, reports of Secretary and Treasurer, 106 : officers, 276: correspondence, 276; instal- 401 adoption of model ruiles, 106; proposed lation of new Fresident, 276; vote of Association, Britislh Medical, adjourned ex- amendment of rule, 106; President's ad- thanks, 276; medical inspection of school traordinary general mneeting, 3 dress, 106; motors, 1.6 childiren, 276; Irislh members of Council, Association, Britislh Medical, annual meeting Branch, Dorset and West Hants, 385: annual 276; underselling, 276; sulbjects postponed,. at Exeter, 3, 28, 264, 381; general arrange- meeting, 385; entertqinment by tie miaor, 276; lecture, 276: dinner, 2i6 miients, 3; pathological museum, 28; pr7o- 385; eonifirmation of minuites, 385: avolo- Branch, South Midland, 430 fiftr-second gramme of business, k64, 381 ies for non-attendance, 385: new memiber', aninual meeting. 430 luonchleon, 430 con- Association, British Medical, annual reports 86: votes of condolence, 386: President's firmation of minutes, 430: President's of Branclhes 1906-7, 213 address, 386: vote of thanks, 386; report4, address, 430: clinical patlhology in rela- Association, Britishl Medical, attendances of 386; Hepresentative on Central Council, tion to diagnosis and treatment, 430; Council, committees and subcommittees for 336; next meeting, 386: reception, 3E6 specimiiens, 430 1906-7, 220. Branch. Duindee, 199: confirmation of Branch, Bouth Wales and Monmouthshire, Association, British Medical, Clharter, minutes, 199; medical inspection of school 202; confirmation of minutes, 202; Contract 145, 150, 247, 248; revision of draft Clharter, children, 199; evidence to be laid berore Practice Fund, 202: 1 bbw Vale dispute, 202; 145, 150, 248, 262, 273, 274, 275, 276, 286, the Royal Commission on the Relief of the communications, 202 287, 288, 289, 301. 302, 303, 304, 373, 374, 375, Poor, 199; report of Hospitals Committee Branch, South-Western, 392; annual meeting, 376, 389, 394, 393, 396, 422, 426, 429, 433 199; report on ethical aseects of medical 392: report of Branch Council, 392; annual Association, Britislh Medical, Council pro- consultation, 199: scale of fees in Dundee, meeting, 1908, 392; report of Executive Com- ceedings, 41, 245, 40:; report of Council, 199; vote of tlhanks, 199 mittee, 393 233* addendum to report of Council, 399 Branuch. East Anglian, 133,199; confirmation Branch, Stirling, 303; annual meeting, 303; Association, British Medical, formation of of minutes, 131. 199: nevi members. 133; apology for absence. 303; confirmation of new Branches and changes of boundaries reports of Divisions, 133; communications, minuites, 303; election of office-bearers, 303; of Divisions and Branches, 77, 116, 259 199; tea. 199 report of Council, 304; araft Charter, 304 Association, British Medical, grants for Branch, Gibraltar, 263; annual report, 233: lecture, 304 scientific research, 227, 263 election of office-bearers, 233; annual Branch, dydney and New South Wales, 289; Association, Branch Medical, librairy of, 93 dinn.er, 263 confirmation of minutes, 289; new mem- Association, Britislh Medical, meinbers Branch, Glasgow and WVest of Scotland, 6, 92, bers, 239; annual report, 289; public mat- elected during the Deceniber quarter, 97; 415: special meeting, 6, 92; minutes of ters, 2t9; 4)81trefasian Medical Gazette. during the March quarter, 226 previous meeting, 6; apologies for non- 290; President's address. 290; election of Association, British Medical, Special Repre- attendance, 6: introductory remarks by office-bearers. 290; vote of tlhanks, 290 sentative Meeting, 317; to consider araft Chairman, 6; proposed Anderston and Dis- Lodge Practitioners' Defence Funad, 290 charter, 318 trict Health Association, 6, 92; votes of Branch, Transvaal, 395; inaugural meeting, Association, British Medical, topographical tlhanks, 6, 415; statutory annual meeting, 395: installation of chairman, 395; chair- representation of Council, 35 415; confirmation of minutes, 415; Secre- man's address, 395; officers, 395; mode of Ayrsfire IDivision. See Div±,ion tary's report, 415; Treasurer's report, 415: election ot officers, 395; nominations, 395 iniquiry as to abuse of medical clharities, Branch, Ulster, 68, 277; -confirmation of 415: Medico-Ethical Cotmimittee's report, minutes, 68. 277: apologies for non-atten- 415; election of office-bearers, 415; visit to dance. 68, 277 new members, 68; Medical B. new medical buiildings. 415: dinner-, 415 Provident Fund, 68; report of Council, 277; Branch. Gloucestershire, 106, Z02; confirma- luncheon, 277 BALL, VALENTINE: Workmen's Compensation tion of minutes, 103; bullet wouud in groin, Branchles, Edinburgh and otlher, 121; com- Act, 1906, 17, 25 106 ; saccular aneurvsm of aorta. 106 ; rheu- bined meeting, 121 Bath and Bristol Branclh. See Branch matic infection, 106; supper, 106; general Branches. Lancashire and Cheshire and Nortlh Bedford and Herts Division See Divlsion meeting, 302 Wales, 200; joint clinical meeting, 200 ; com- Bill, Dental Companies, 269; text of, 269 Branch, Lancasliire and Cheshire, 67, 263, 278; munications, 200 Bill, King Edward's Hospital Fnud. See scientific and (linical meeting, 61: speci- Brighton Division. See Division Fund mens, 67: cases. 67; papers, 68; radio- Bill, Midwives, 106; resolutions of Salford graphic demonstration, 64: dinner, 68; Division Central Council election. 263, 278; letter Bill, Practice by Companies, 269; text of, 269 irom T. Arthur Helne, 278 C. Bill, Vaccination, 253 Branch. reitnster. 114; aunual meeting, 114: Births, notification of, 434 inembership and funds, 114: election of Cambridge and Huntingdon Branch. Sec Barnsley Division. zee Division officers. 114 ; reDort of Council. 114; recon- Branch Blackburn Division. See Division stitution of Central Council, 114; installa- Canterbury and Faversham Division. Sec Blackpool Division. See Division tion of ncv President, 114: vote of tlhanks Division Blackpool and Isle of Man Divisions. See to retiring President, 114; President's Cape of Gxood Hope Branch. See Branch Divisions addr-ess. 114 Cardiff Division. See Division Board, Central Midwives, 68, 118, 124, 141, 225, Branclh, MetroDolitan Counties, 108, 417, 435; Central Division. See Division z9J, 314, 400; examinstions in Irelana, 68: London County Council election, 108; pro- Central EmergencyFund. See Fund roll of midwives, 68; training centre at pol-tional voting, 417; special miieeting, 435: Clharter. See Association ahesterficld, 69; certificate under Section central llospital authoritv for London, 435; Chelsea Division. See Division rSUPPLL TOurTEL 44 JUNE 29, t907.] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. l BRITI8H MEDICA-L JOURNAL 443 I City and Walthamstow Divisions. See Divi- Committee, 371; election of committees, ing, 303; confirmation of minutes, 303: sions 371: Pharmacopoeia Committee, 371; re- election of officers, 303; annual report of Colonial Committee. See Committee port of Examination Committee, 371- Executive Committee, 303; annual meeting, Committee, Colonial, 60; election of Chair- appointment of Registrar, 373; vote oi 392 man, 60; medical registrars and reciprocity thanks to President, 373 Division. Central, 209, 286; modification of in Australasia, 61; Bermuda, 62; Southern Coventry Dispensary, 399, 422 Rule Z, 209:tpublic medical:service, 209; Nigeria, 63: summary of the Ordinance, 63 Coventry Division. See Division letter from Coventry Division, 210; medical Committee. Central Ethical, 57; visit of inspection of school children, 210; Coventry Medical Secretary, 57; rules, 57 report of Provident Dispensary, 286 Ethical Subcommittee, 57; communications Division,Chelsea, 261; confirmation of minutes, ignored, 58; friendly society dispute, 58; D. 261; nomination of officers, 261; matters exclusion of a miember, 58: Poor-law miiedi- referred to Divisions, 261; medical inspec- cal offlcer taking over cases from otlher Dental Companies Bill. See Bill tion of school children, 261; relations of con- practitioners, 58; cireulars regarding Dispensaries. See Provident sultants with general practitioners, 261- friendly socicties, 59; scale of minimiium Dispensary, Coventry. See Coventry hospital administration, 261; Kensington fees, 59; withdrawal of Chairimnan of Division, Altrincham, 96, 201, 386; confirma- .General (late Jubilee) Hospital, 262 Council fromi the Committee. 59 tion of minutes, 96, 386 ; annual report, 96; Division, Chester and Crewe, 302, 386,425; con- Committee, Hospitals, 59, 60, 189; Joint relation of Divisions to Branches, 96; firmation of minutes, 302, 386, 425; warning Hospitals Committee, 69: resignation, 60; Branel annual mneeting, 96; miiotor-car taxa- notices, 302; draft Charter, 302; special new member of Committee, 60; action tion. 96; Central Couneil, 96; dinner, 96, reports, 302; quarterly meetings, 302; Divi- consequent upon Hospitals Conference, 386; scale of fees, 201; school certificates, sion ethical rules, 302; report of Executive 60; action tlhrouglh Divisions. 60; King 201: annual meeting, 386; election of Committee, 386; election of officers, 386: Edward's Hospital Fund Bill, 60; hospital officers, 386; vote of thanks to retiring Representative Meetings, 386; forthcoming administration, 189 officers. 386 ; addresg by new Chairman, 386; meeting at Crewe, 387; votes of thanks, 387, Committee, Irisil, 48: Sir Jolin Byers, 49; paper, 386 425; letters, 425 Midwives (Ireland) Bill, 49; public health, Division, Ayrshire, 33,121: scheme for consti- Division, City, 107, 302, 388: confirmation of 49;*iiedical inspection of schlool children, tution of Council of British Medical Asso- minutes, 107, 302, 388; City ambulance ser- 49; Poor-law, 49; next meeting, 49 ciation, 121; confirmation of minutes, 121; vice, 107; illness of member, 107; report of Committee, Medico-Political, 77, 191: reports Divisional report, 121 ; paper, 122 Executive Committee, 107; ethical aspects of subcommittees. 77; humane slauglhter- Division, Barnsley, 5; model rules, 5: pro- of medical consultation, 107; medical in- ing of animals, 78; Midwives Subcom- visionial election of officers, 5; vote of spection of school children, 107; vote of mittee, 78; Lunacy Subcommittee, 78; thanks, 5 thanks, 107: special meeting, 302; nomina- Medical Witnesses Subcommittee, 81 ; Con- Division, Beds, and Herts, 430; annual meet- tions by the Division for offices in the tract Practice Subcommiiiiittee, 81: Truck ing, 430; lunclleon, 430; confirmation of Branclh, 302: draft Charter, 702; notice of Acts, 82; medical registration in Guernsey, minutes, 430; election of officers, 430 paper, motion by the Council, 302; Hosp.tals Com- 82; King Edward's Hospital Fund Bill. 82; 430; votes of thanks, 430 mittee's report on hospital administration, medical inspection of school cllildren, 191 Division, Blackburn, 201, 386; President's 302; Medico-Political Committee's supple- Committee, Naval and Military, 49; appoint- addres., 201; Central Council, 201; annual mentary report on thb medical inspection ment of Chairman, 49 meeting, 388 confirmation of minutes, 386; of school children, 303; annual meeting, Committee, Organization, 44, 145; issue of letter, 386: annual report, 386; election of 388; report of Executive Committee, 388; JOURNAL to colonies, 44 topograplhical sys- officers. 386; invitation to Medical Secre- Representative in Representative Meetings temn in Council election, 44; visits to Divi- tary, 386: proposed amalgamation with dis- of the Association, 388: election of officers sions, 45, 46, 47; rules, 45, 47; boundaries. trict medical society, 386; vote of thanks, and Executive Committee, 388: adjourn- 45; Articles and By-laws, 45; election of 386 ment of meeting, 388: suLpper, 388 Committees, 45: voting in Representative Division,Blackpool, 247, 302, 424; draft Clharter, Division, Coventry, 191. 273, 422; case, 191; Meetings, 46; Charter, 46, 47, 145; revision 247; lhospital admiiinistration, 248; Central Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital, 191; of draft Charter, 145; resignation of iiuem- Council election, 248, 302 ; adjourned general certificates of illness, 191; the dispensary ber, 46; election of officers of a certain meeting, 302; confirmation of minutes, 302, uestion, 191. 273, 422. paper, 273;. Central Branch, 46; correspondence, 46; relation 424: Special Representative Meeting, 302; Emergency Fund, 273; annual meeting, of Divisions to Branches and Association proposed alteration of rule, 302 ; ethics of 422; election of officers, 422; report of respectively. 46: election of Council, 47; medical cousultation, 302: medical inspec- Executive Committee, 422; hospital ad- suggested alterations of Articles and By- tion of selool children, 302; annual meet- ministration, 422; medical inspection of laws, 47: organization of Canadian ing, 424; report of executive meeting, 424 - school children. 422 ; ethical aspects of Branches, 47: Charter as affecting Colonial election of officers, 424 ; alteration of rule, consultation, 422; Coventry Dispensary, Brancbes. 48: groupingof Colonial Branches 425; notices of motion at Annual Repre- 422: votes of thanks, 422 for representation on Council, 48; Irish sentative Meeting, 425 Division, Cumberland North, 262, 373; Committee, 48 Division, Bootle, 425; annual meeting, 425; apologies for absence, 262, 373; confirma- Committee, Poor-Law. 60: appointmnent of election of officers. 425 tion of minutes, 262, 373; amalgamation of Clhairman, 60; Royal Coimission on the Division, Boston and Spalding, 212, 375; Con- Divisions, 262; proposed alteration in rules, Poor Laws, 60 firmation of minutes, 212, 375: paper, 212: 262; contract practice, 262; National De- Committee, Public Health, 59; Poor-law and vote of thanks, 212; alterations in the posit Friendly Society, 262; dinner, 262, public lhealth appointments, 59; Parlia- Divisions, 212; future meetings, 212 ; apolo- 373; medical inspection of school children, mentary questions, 59 gies for non-attendance, 375; election of 373; other matters referred to Divisions, Committee, Science, 48, 408: election of officers, 375; programme for the year, 375; 373; draft Charter, 373; National Deposit Clhairman, 48; library, 48; Royal Commis- proposed meeting at Spalding, 375 hospital Friendly Society, 373; contract practice, sion on Vivisection, 48: research scholar- administration, 375; proposals of joint 373; vote of thanks to office-bearers, 373 ships, 48; inspection of the work of scholars committees, 375; draft Charter, 375; ethlical ivision, Dublin, 34, 274; confirmation of and grantees, 48; reports on progress of aspects of medical consultation, 375- minutes, 34; election of Central Council, researches, 408; reports from the research medical inspection of school children, 375; 35, 274: Irish Poor-law Commission,35; Irish scholars: Major Greenwood, 408; W. H. luncheon, 375 Local Government Board and vaccination Harvey, 409; H. de R. Morgan, 409; T. Division, Bournemouth. 199, 287; confirma- instruction, 35: draft Charter, 274 Shirley Hele, 410: reports of grantees: tion of minutes, 199, 287; Wimborne prac- Divisicn, Dumbartonshire and Argyllshire, Cecil Price-Jones, 410; Leonard S. Dudgeon, titioners and guardians, 199; election of 274; confirmation of minutes, 274; election 410; M. S. Pembrey, 410; Winifred C. Cullis, officers, 287; installation of new chairman, of officers, 274 410; Annie Louiso McIlroy. 410; C. S. Sher- 287: draft Charter, 287: lhospital adminis- Division, Eastbourne, 138, 391; confirmation rington, 411: J. G. Slade, 411: Dr. David Orr tration, 287; medical inspection of school of minutes, 138, 391: medical inspection of an Dr. Rows, 411; W. D. Halliburton, 411; children, 287: ethical aspects of medical school children, 138; ethical aspects of Basil Kilvington. 411; David Forsyth, 412; consultationj, 287 medical consultation, 138; apologies for H. Bayon, 412; Leonard Findlay, 412: E. Division, Bradford, 5, 83, 139, 251, 376, 395, non-attendance, 391; matters referred to Ivens Spriggs, 412; S. G. Slhattock, 412: 431; conjoint meeting, 5; confirmation of Divisions, 391: annual general meeting, H. E. Annett, 412; Herbert French, 413; minutes, 83, 139, 376, 396, 431 ; discussion, 83 ; 391; election of officers.391; vote of thanks Kennethl W. Goadby, 413: David Nabarro, Division and the Bradford Baths Com- to retiring chaii'mau. 391; annual report, 413; Arthur R. Cushliy, 413: W. E. Dixon, mittee. 83; Bradford Infirmary home 392; the late Dr. Robert Barnes, 392; din- 413; F. H. Thiele, 413; J, C. W. Graham. patient department, 83; emergency cases ner, 392 413; W. Webster, 414; return of grants, 414 among school children, 139; medical in- Division, East London, 5,198, 286, 423; election Committee, Therapeutic, 414; report on re- spection of school children, 139, 376; local of officers, 5; contract medical practice, 5; turns of circular asking for information lherbal company, 139; medical consulta- vote of thanks, 5, 198: complimentary mem- regarding the therapeutic value of certain tions. 139; proposed annual imieeting at ber, 198; Oddfellows. 198; dispensing of silver compounds, 414 Bradford, 251; Keighley guardians and medicines for friendly societies, 198; for- Contract medieal practice. F, Go, 139, 210, 262, public vaccinators, 25] ; new vaccination mation of an East London Branch, 198; 373, 376, 385, 388, 422, 423, 424; recommenda- order, 376; nomination of officers, 376: reading of papers by members, 198; medi- tions as to, 90: resolutions of: Border draft Charter, 376: police surgeonship of cal fees, 198; papers, etc., 198; Royal Counties Branch, 210; Cumberland, North, Bradford, 376, 395; deputation to Watch Charter. 286: minimum fee in private prac- Division, 262, 373; East London Division, Committee, 396; election of officers, 431; tice, 286; confirmation of minutes, 423; 5; Guildford Division, 139, 376; Hampstead report of Executive Committee, 431; finan- advice to lay authorities as to duties of Division, 388; North-East Essex Division, cial statement, 431: vote of thanks to Hono- medical officers, 423; SouthAfricain Medical 424: Scottish Division, 385; Trowbridge rary Secretary, 432; place of meeting, 432; Congress, 423: comiimunications, 423 Division. 422 hospital admiiinistration, 432: ethical Division, Edinburghl, North-East, 301; annual Council, General Medical, 125, 311, 363; aspects of medical consultation, 432 meeting, 301; alteration of boundary, 301 - Executive Committee, 125; reappointment Division, Brigliton, 201, 275; confirmation of election of office-bearers, 301 ;draft Charter, of members, 125: finance, 125; medical minutes, 201, 275; medical inspection of 301; ethical aspects of medical consultation, registration in colonies and protectorates, schlool cllildren, 201: etllical aspects of 301; medical inspection of school children, 125; Nova Scotia, 125; Quebec, 125; Society medical consultation, 201; annual meeting 301; hospital administration, 301 of Apothecaries of London, 125, 363; new of South-Eastern Branch, 202, 276; draft Division, Edinburgh, South, 301; annual members, 311; President's address, 311, Clharter, 275 meeting, 301: confirmiation of minutes, 301; 363; Business Committee, 363: results of Division, Burv, 302; annual meeting, 302; election of officers, 331: draft Charter, 301; professional examinations, 363: Apothe- election of officers, 302; Central Council, 302 Annual sepresentative Meeting, 301; hos- caries' Hall, Dublin, 363: results of ex- Division, Canterbury' and Faversham, 21, pital accommodation, 301; vote of thanks, aminations, 364: dental business, 365. 367: 138: confirmation of minutes, 21, 138; next 301 restoration of name to Register, 365 * clinical miieeting, 21; motor-car legislation, 21; Division, Folkestone, 303; confirmation of teaching in the United Kingdom, 365; resolution from Dublin Division, 21; cases, minutes, 303; medical inspection of school penal cases, 365; the Council aud the 21 ; lhospital -eform, 21; votes of thanks. 21, children, 303: etllieal aspects of medical British Medical Association, 366; Practical 138; excursion, 21; luncheon, 21; annual consultation, 303; hospital administration, Midwifery Committee, 367: Public Health meeting, 138: school attendance certificates, 303; report of Executive Committee, 303; Committee, 367; report of Educatiou Com- 138: paper, 138; luncheon. 138 election of officers, 303; vote of thanks, mittee, 369: Finance Committee, 370; -Division. Cardiff, 123, 303, 392; vote of condo- 303; dinner, 3C3 Dental Education and Examination Com- lence, 123; addees by Mr. Smith Whitaker, .Division, Gateshead, 429; annual meeting, mittee, 370, 371 ; Students' Registration 123; vote of thanks,-2M, 303; annual meet- 429; ethical aspects of medical consults- 444 u JOnIJLi] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENIT. [JuNg 29, 1907. = = I tion, 429; Truck Act, 429; insurance of Representatives on Central Council, 192; from Branch Council. 67; election of officers locum tenents, 429; arrangements for Central Council election, 287; draft Charter, 274; draft Charter, 274; hospital adminis- annual meeting of Branch at, Gateshead. 287 ; regret for non-attendance, 287; annual tration, 274; medical inspection of school 429; election ofofricers. 429; vote of thanks meeting 425; proposed Joint Committee clhildren. 274; Nortlh-East Edinburgh Divi- to retiring Chairman, 429 for local Divisions, 425; election of officers, sion, 274; vote of thanks. 274 Division, Glasgow Central, 386; annual meet- 425; hospital administration, 425; notices Division, North-Western, 20; confirmation of ing, 386 ; confirmation of minutes, 386 com- of motion, 425; resolution of condolence, minutes, 20; Carswell and Gilchrist case, munications, 386; election of officers. 386 425; votes of thanks. 425 20: Annual Representative Meeting, 29; Division, Glasgow North-Western, 274; con- Division, Liverpool (WN'estern), 211,425; confir- election of Central Comiimittee, 20: noti- firmation of minutes, 274; Royal Commis- mation of minutes, 211: proposed union of fication of biTths, 20: Poor-Law Commission, sion on Medical Assistance of the Poor in Liverpool Divisions, 211; election of repre- 20; paper, 20; visit to electrical depart- Scotland, 274: revision of draft Charter, sentatives on Central Council, 211; matters ment, 20 274; hospital administration, 274 referred to Divisions, 211; annual meeting, Division, Norwood, 251; confirmation ok Division. Glasgow Southern, 301,424; confirma- 425: reports, 425; combined action by Di- minutes, 251; next meeting, 251; papers, tion of minuteF, 301, '124. Anderston and visions, 425; alteration of rules, 426; elec- 251: dinner, 251 District Health Association Dispensary, tion of officers, 426; draft Charter, 426 Division, Plymnouth, 139, 393; medical inspec- report of Ethical Committee. 302- draft Division, Maidstone, 251; confirmation of tion of school children, 139: ethics of Charter, 302; Central Council election, minutes, 251; annual report, 251; school medical consultation. 139; confirmation gf 332; Special Representative Meeting, 302; certificates, 251; organization of the Asso- mniniutes, 393; Annual Representative Meet- annual meeting, 424; report of committee, ciation, 251; exhibit, 251; case, 251 ing, 393; draft Charter, 393; hospital ad- 424: election of officc-bearers, 424 Division, Manchester (Central), 106, 259; ministration, 393 Division, Grahamstowo, 198, 287,423; confirma- special meeting, 106, 259; Central Council Division, Portadown and West Down, 107, tion of minutes, 198, 423: Colonial Medical election, 259 277; election to Central Council, 107; Irish Council, 198: letters, 198; specimens, 198; Division, Manchester (North), 20, 82, 387: Poor-Law Commission, 107; discussion on discussion. 199: Dairy Act, 199; notice of Poor-Law Commission, 20 ; organization of typhoid fever, 108; draft Charter, 277; corm- motion, 199; demonstration, 199; Execu- local Divisions, 20 confirmation of munications, 277: next meeting, 277 tive Committee, 287; proposed new Braneh, minutes, 82, 387; Manchester and Salford Division, Preston, 211, 274: annual meeting,. 287; the Charter, 287; reciprocity, 423; Divisions, 82; resignation of chairnian, 82; 211; election of officers, 211; draft Charter-, communications, 423 police and Dr. Bagley, 82; new club in 274: hospital management, 274 Division, Guildford, 139, 376: vote of con- Btradford district of Manchester, 82; annual Division, Renfrewshire, 374; annual meeting, dolence, 139: confirmation of minutes, 139, meeting, 387; Manchester Eye and Ear 374; confirmation of minutes, 374 electiou 376: matters referred to Division, 139; Hospital, 387; details of voting requested of officers. 374; report of Executive Com- papers, 139; cases, 376; vote of thanks, 139, by Annual Representative Meeting, 387; mittee, 374; draft Charter, 374: hospital 376: dinner, 139: contract practice, 376- election of officers, 387; draft scheme for adiiinistration, 374: miiedical inspection of draft Charter, 376: medical inspection of co-ordinating local Divisions, 387 school children. 374; etlhical aspects of school children, 376; hospital administra- Division, Manchester (South), 12, 82, 137, 387; medical consultation, 374; notices of tion, 376 a correction, 12; apologies for non-attend- motion, 374; vote of thanks to chairman, Division, Hampstead, 11, 49, 67,137,183.203. 211, ance, 82, 387: confirmation of. minutes, 374 ; visit to lhospital wards, 374; tea, 374 262, 388, 428; confirmation of minutes, 11, 49, 82, 387; Poor-Law Royal Commission Division, Richmond, 123, 212, 303; confirma- 67, 137, 262, 388, 428; apology for non-atten- 82; action of policewith regard to mem- tion of minutes, 123, 212, 303; cases, 123, 212; dance, 11; election of Central Council, 11, ber's patient, 82; objectionable pictorial provident dispensaries, 123; diagnosis and 262; general mnecting of the Association, 11; advertisement, 82; Mancbester Eye and treatment of renal disease, 123; vote of annual dinner, 11; premises fund, 11; Ear Hospital, 83, 137; the late Dr. Collins, thanks, 123; discussion, 212; election of finance of the Division, 11; medical men 387; Rusholinie Dispensary, 387, 388; elec- officers, 303: financial report, 703 ; Annual and chemists, 11; Poor Law, 11, 50; vote of tion of officers, 387 ethical rules, 387; Representative Meeting, 303 thanks, 50. 07, 138,262; report of Division to annual repoits, 387: draft scheme for Com- Division, Roclidale, 191, 201; confirmation of Branch, 67; opsonic indices, 67: death of bined Committee, 387; draft Charter, 387; minutes, 192, 201; election of reDresenta- Drs. Strange and Haefadyen, 137; Hamp- report of Executive Committee 387- num- tives on Central Council, 192; grouping of' stead Ffospital, 138; Branch Coniucil elec- ber of Meetings, 387; social character of Divisions for Representatives in Repre- tion? 138; questions, 138; paper, 138: medi- meetings, 387; necessity of combination of sentative Meeting, 1907-8, 192: annual report, cal inspection of school children, 138, 388; Manchester Divisions, 387; medical bene- 201; election of officers, 201-; Executive- provident dispensaries, 183, 211: a correc- volent schemes, 388; Poor-law reforms, Committee, 201; alteration of rules, 201 tion, 203: letters, 262: meetings to be held, 388: authority of the, profession, 388 Division, Salford, 106, 426; confirmation of- 262; draft Charter, 262; etiiical aspects of Division, Manchester (West), 122, 261,426; spe- minutes, 106; Midwives Bill, 106; ethical medical consultation, 388. hospital adlinis- cial meeting, 122; statement by Honorary rules, 106; medical practitioner and the- tration, 388; advanced pnthisis. 388; Secretary, 122; confirmation of minutes, police, 106: annual meeting, 426; election Controet Practice Subcommittee, 388: Kil- 261; Central Council election, 261; a of officers, 426 burn Provident Medical Institute, 389; St. medical practitioner and the police, 261; Division, Salisbury, 289; dinner, 289; con- John's Wood and Portland Town Dispen- Manchcster Eye and Ear Hospital, 261; an- firmation of minutes, 289; election of sary, 389; Hampstead Provident Dispen- nual meeting and election of officers, 426 officers, 289; annual report, 289; draft sary, -389; annual meeting, 428; letter, 428; Division, Marylebone, 28, 63, 115, 389; discus- Chatter, 289; hospital administration, 289; questions, 428; annual report, 428; Special sion on economic problems in the practice medical inspection of school children, 289; Representative Meeting, 428; vote of thanks of medicine, 28, 63; confirmation of ethical aspects of medical consultation, 289 to retiring chairnan, 428; election of minutes, 115, 389; proposed conference as *communications, 289 officers, 428; instructions to Representative, to election on Central Council, 115: letter Division, Scottish, 375; annual meeting, 375- 428; Central Emergency Fund, 428; other from Dublin Division, 115: London County confirmation of minutes, 375; report of business, 428; next meeting. 428 Council elections, 115 election of the Repre- Executive Committee, 375; election o0 Division, Harrogate, 433: annual meeting, sentatives of Divisions, 115; offices of secre- officers, 375 ; contract practice, 375 433; confirmatlon of minutes, 433- asso- taiy and treasurer of Division, 115; provi- Division, Sheffield, 396: annual report, 396: ciates, 433; election of officers, 433; paper, dent dispensaries, 115; King Edward's election of officers, 396; annual report of 433; draft Charter, 433; hyclropathic insti- Hospital Fund for London, 115; draft Council, 396: draft Charter, 396; election of tution, 433; dinner, 433 Charter, 389; hospital administration, 389; members for Central Council, 396; medical Division, Hastings, 392; annual meeting, medical inspection of school children, 389; inspection of school children, 396: register- 392; confirmation of minutes, 392; election ethical aspects of medical consultation, ing clubs, 396; Executive Committee, 396; of officers, 392; draft Clharter, 392 389; nomination of, officers, 389; annual pa\ ment of medical men called in to help. Division, Huddersfield, 51; confirmation of meeting, 389 ; election of officers, 389 miiidwives. 396; Great Central Railway Club, minutes, 51; specimens, 51; papers, 51 Division, Monmlioutlishire, 276; confirmation 397; proposed annual dinner 397 taxation of motor cars, 51 of minutes, 276; correspondence, 276; draft Division, South Carnarvon anaMerioneth, 21, Division, Kensington, 83, 138, 303; confirma- Charter, 277; hospital administration, 277; 429; confirmation of minutes, 21, 429: apolo- tion of minutes, 83; cases, 83: vote of medical inspection of school children, 277 ; gies for nom-attendance, 21, 429; letters of thanks, 83, 138: paper, 138: Branch Council ethics of consultation, 277; Ebbw Vale condolence, 21: Executive Committee, 21; election, 138; provident dispensaries, 138; dispute, 277: vote of thanks, 277 papers, 21, 430; inspection of sewage works, proposed amendment of by-laws, 138; draft Division. Norfolk, East, 287; hospital ad- 21 ; election of officers, 430; annual report, Chiarter, 303 ministration, 287; medical inspection of 430; hospital administration, 430: medical Division, Lambeth, 67, 114, 201, 275: confirma- school children, 287: ethical aspects of inspection of school children, 430; ethical tion of minutes, 67, 114, 201, 275; visit to medical consultation, 287 aspects of medical consultation, 430; nexit the Lambeth Infirmary wards, b7 ; votes of Division, Norfolk, Mid, 273; conflrmatipn of meeting, 430 thanks, 67, 114, 201, 275; papers, 67, 114, 201, minutes, 273: hospital administration', 273; Division, South-Eastern Counties, 200,287, 424: ,7V; proposed Conference on Election to medical inspection of school children, 273: Poor-Law Subcommittee, 200 notification oS Ventral Council, 115; provident dispen- Special Representative Meeting, 274 ; draft plhthisis, 200; notification of measles, 200; saries, 201; Representative Meeting, 275; Charter, 274; vote of thanks, 274 ethical aspects of medical consultation, 200 - election of officers, 275; installation of new Division, Northamptonshire, 139, 276; confir- medical inspection of schools, 200; annual P'resident, 275; Central Council election, 275 mation of minutes, 139, 276; annual report, report, 2C0: hospital administration, 287: the Division, Lanarkshire 374; annual meeting, 139; medical inspection of school children, Charter, 287; Central Council, 287; annuial 374; confirmation oi minutes, 374: annual 139; consultations, 139: paper, 139; election meeting, 424; confirmation of miiinutes, 424:. report, 374; election of officers, Ni4; draft of officers, 276: ethical aspects of medical election of officers, 424 ; special represeiata- Charter, Ordinances, and By-laws, 374; consultation, 276; hospital administration, tive meeting, 424: votes of thanks, 424 hospital administration, 374; medical in- 276 ; draft Charter, 276 Division, Southern, 49, 199; first annual spection of school children, 374; ethical Division, North-East Essex, 259,423,424 lunacy dinner, 49; confirmation of minutes, 199.-;. aspects of medical consultation, 374 certificates, 2t9 ; medical practitioners and apologies for absence, 199; voting by Division, Lancaster, 20; meeting of all medical friendly societies, 259; school certificates, Divisions, 199; medical inspection of school practitioners in the area of the Division, 20 259; late Dr. T. A. Clinch, 259; fees for club children. 199; ethical aspects of medical, Division, Leigh, 191; confirmation of minutes, practice, 259; Liverpool Victoria Legal consultation. 200; contract medical prac- 191: candidature to Central Council, 191; Friendly Society, 259; letters, 259; hospital tice, 200: constitution of Central Council, address by Dr. Garstang, 191 administration, 259; medical inspection of 200- Scottish Poor-Law Subcommittee. 200 ;: Division, Lincoln, 375; annual meeting, 375; school children, 259;-medical practitioners proposed black list, 200; vote of thanks, 2CO e,onfirmation of m;inutes, 375: election of and midwives, 259; confirmation of minutes. Division, Southport, 288; election of officers, officers, 375; paper, 375 ; draft Charter. 375 423, 424; letters, 423 ; midwifery emergemy 288; draft Charter, 288; Royal Commission Division, Liverpool (Nortlhern), 192, 287, 425; orders, 423; contract practice, 423, 424; on Poor Law, 288: medical inspection of onrfirmat on of minutes. 192, 287, 425; ex- M O.T. and Education Authorities, 423; An- school children, 288; ethical aspects otf enses ofRepresentative at Annual Meeting. nual Representative Meeting, 423: medical medical consultation, 288; hospital admini- 192, ITspital reform, 192- minutes of practitioners and midwives, 424 election of stration, 288 Executive Committee, 1;2 proposed officers. 424; club patients and the Com- Division, Stockport, Macclesfield and East; amalgamation of local Divisions, 192; pensation Act, 424; school certificates. 424 Chechire, 426 ; a-nnus 1 meeting. 426: election medical inspection of school children, Division, North-West (Edinburgh Branch), 67, of officers, 426; med cal inspection of school 192; etlical aspects of medical consulta- 274; confirmation of minutes, 67: congratu- chbsoren, 426: hospima muiaminiatratLon, 42b: tion, 192; MUniqipal Guild Medical Insur- lations to Dr. Norman Walker, 67; Annual Great Central Railway Provident Medical ance Society, 192; election of Branch Representative Meeting,67; notices remitted Association, 426 l 44 JUINE 29, I90,l1 INDPX TO SUPPLEMENT. 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Division, Stratford, 20, 50,138, 275, 389, 428 con- Divisions, Gateshead and Consett, 429; L. firmation of minutes, 20, 50, 138, 275, 389 dis- apology for non-attendance, 429 ; report of cussion, 20 ; vote of thanks, 20, 390; election Special Representative Meeting re Charter, Lambeth Division. See Division of Central Council, 50; diagnosis of intes- 429; Representative for 1907-8, 429; substi- Lanarkshire Division. See Division tinal obstruction, 50; bacteriological exami- tute for Representative, 429; instructions to Lancashire and Cheshire Branch. See nation of cases of diphtheria in school Representative, 429 Branch children, 50, 138; address, 138: Central Divisions, Manchester and Salford, 9 ; com- Lancaster Division. See Division Emergency Fund, 275,390,428: draft Charter, bined Divisional miieetings, 10; vote of Leigh Division. See Division 275; medical examination of seamen, 275; thanks to chairman, 11 Leinster Branch. See Branch provident dispensaries, 275; hospital ad- Divisions, Wigan and Leigh, 261; confirma- Lincoln Division. See Division ministration, 275; medical inspection of tion of miiinutes, 261-; Honorary Secretary's Liverpool Division. See Division school children. 275; annual meeting, 389; report, 261; election of officers, 261; Repre- report of recent Representative Meeting, sentative Meeting, 261; Central Council elec- 389; ethical aspects of medical consulta- tion, 261; proposed grouping of Branches M. tion, 390; election of Branch officers, 390; in the North of England, 261 election of Division officers, 390; deputy re- Dorset and West Hants Branch. See Branch MACDONALD, J. A. Topographical representa- presentative, 428; Truck Acts, 428; fees in Dublin Division. See Division tion on the Council, 35 certain cases of consultation, 423 Dumbarton and Argyllshire Division. See Maidstone Division. See Division Division, Suffolk, North, 386; annual meet- Division Manchester Division. See Division ing, 386; confirmation of minutes, 386; Dundee Branch. See Branch Manchester and Salford Divisions. See Divi- election of officers, 386; cases and speci- sions mens, 386 Marylebone Division. See Division Division, Sunderland 275; pulse pressure, E. Matters referred to Divisions, 74, 139, 189, 197. 275; annual dinner, 275 209, 211, 233, 257, 261, 373, 391, 421; notices of Division, Swansea, 392; annual meeting, 392; East Anglian Branch. See Branch motion, 197, 209, 257 confirmation of minutes, 392: Executive Eastbourne Division. See Division May meetings and the Council election (C. Committee, 392; alteration or rule, 392; East London Division. See Division Stennett Redmond), 293 Special Represeutative Meeting, 392; elec- heonomic problems in the practice of medi- Medical consultation, ethical aspects of, 74, tion of officers, 392 cine, 28, 63 107, 139, 200, 211, 248, 261, 213, 276, 277, 287, Division, Torquay, 393; annual meeting, 393; Edinburgh Branch. See Branch 288, 289, 3(1, 302, 303, 374, 388, 389, 390, 395, confirmation of minutes, 393 lhonorarysec- Ethical Committee. See Committee 422, 426, 429, 430, 432; resolutions of: Black- retary's report, 393; election of officers, pool Division, 302; Boston and Spalding 393 Division, 378; Bournemoutlh Divisir,n, 287; Division, Tottenlham, 12, 107, 288; general Bradford Division, 139, 432; Briglhton Divi- meeting, 12; election of Central Council, F. sion, 201; Chelsea Division, 261; City Divi- 12; postal medical officer for Tottenham, sion, 107; Coventry Division, 422; Dundee 12; membership of the Association, 12; Fund, Central Emergency. 73. 89,105,113. 273, Branch, 199; Eastbouruc Division, 139; cases, 107; appointment of postal medical 275, 285, 428: regulations of the fund, 285 Edinburgh (North-East) Division, 301; officer, 107; confirmation of minutes, 288; Fund, King Edward's Hospital, Bill for the Gateshead Division, 429; Folkestone Divi- Branch Council elections, 288; postal incorporation of, 1, 82, 115 sion, 303; Hainpstead Division, 388; Lanark- medical officers, 288; draft Charter, 288; shire Division, 374-; Liverpool (Northern) election of officers, 288 Division, 192: Liverpool (Western) Division, Division, Trowbridge, 422; confirmation of 211; Marylebone Division, 3£9; Moninouth- minutes, 422; election of officers, 422; dralt G. shire Division, 277; Norfolk (East) Divisioni, Charter, 422; hospital administration, 422.; 2s'l; Northamptonshire Division, medical inspection of children, Gateshead Division. See Division. 278; Ply- schlool 422; Gateshead and Consett Divisions. See Divi- mouth Division, 139 Renfrewsliire Division, contract practice, 422 sions 374; Salisbury Division, 289; South Carnar- Division, Tunbridge Wells, 392; annual miieet- General Medical Council. See Council von and Merioneth Division. 430; Soutlh- ing, 392; election of officers, 392; lhospital Gibraltar Branclh. See Branch Eastern Counties Division, 200; Southern administration, 192; medical inspection ot Glasgow Division. See Division, 200; Southport Division, 288; school children, 392 Division Stockport, Macclesfield, and East Cheshire Division, Wandiwortb. 107, 123. 201, 248, 374; Glasgow and West of Bcotland Branch. See vote of thanks, 107, 201, 248, Branch Division, 426; Stratford Division, 390: 374 ; confirma- Gloucestershire Branch. See Branch Wandsworth Division, 248; WVest Dorset tion of minutes, 123, 201, 248: paper, 123. Grahamstown Division, 273; Winchester Division, 395 201; proposed conference on eleotion of Division. See Division Medical inspection of school clhildren, 74,109, Central Council, 123; nomination of Branch Guildford Division. See Division 137, 138, 139, 191, 200, 210, 211, 248, 252, 261, 273, officials, 248; resolutions for FepreseLta- 274, 275, 276, 277. 287, 288, 2s9, 301, 302, 303, 373, tive Meeting in July, 248; etlhical aspects of 374. 389,392, 394,396,422, 430; report of Medico- medical consultation, 248; medical inspec- H. Political Committee. 191; resolution of: tion of schlool children, 248; Division Blackpool Division, 302; Boston and Spald- Ethical Committee, 248; Wimnbledon Cot- HALL, W. WVINSTOw: A correction, 203: func- ing Division, 375; Bournemouth Division, tage Hospitals, proposed amalgamatioD, tions of a provident dispensary in London, 287; Bradford Division, 139, 376; Brighton 248; election of Executive Committee, 248: 294 Division, 201; Cambridge and Huntingdon London County Council and medical Ilampstead Division. See Division Branch, 137 Central Division, 210: Chelsea referees, 248: revised Charter, 248, 374; Hampstead Hospital. See Hospital Division, 261; City Division, 107, 303; Coven- annual meeting, 374; correspondence, 374 ; Harrogate Division. See Division try Division, 422; Cumberland, North, Divi- Executive Committee, 1907 8, 374; altera- HELMB. T. ARTHUR: Central Council elec- sion, 373 ; Dundee Branch, 199 ; Eastbourne tion of Division rules, 374; election of tion, 278 Division, 138: Edinburgh, North-East, Divi- standing committees, 375: proposed Divi- HORDER, T. GARRNTr: Hospital reform, 140 sion, 301; Folkestone bjivision, 303 ; Guild- sional Medico-Political Committee, 375; Hospital, Hampstead General, 306; meeting ford Division, 139 ; Hampstead Division, 138 Representative at Representative Meetings, of medical profession of Hampstead, '06; 388; Lanarkshire Division, 374; Liverpoo' 375; ethical rules, 375; hospital administra- correspondence on, 199 (Northern) Division,192: Liverpool(Western) tion, 375; alterations of articles and By- Hospital reform, 21, 129, 140, 192, 248, 261, 273, Division, 211; Marylebone Division, 389. laws, 375; dispensary organization in Lon- 274, 276, 287. 288, 289, 301, 302, 303, 373, 374, Mid Norfolk Division, 273; Monmoutli don, 375 ; annual report of Central Council, 375, 376, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 422, 425, 426, shire Division, 277 ; Norfolk (East) Divi 3t5; conference of Metropolitan Represen- 430, 432 (T. Garrett Horder). 140; resolutions sion, 287; Northamptonshire Division tatives, 375; Central Council election, 375; of Blackpool Division, 248; Boston and 139; North-East Essex Division, 259: North' annual report of the Division, 375 Spalding Division, 375; Bournemouth Divi- West Division, 274: Plymouth Division,- Division,West Bromwich, 34, 422; apologies for sior, 287; Bradford Division, 432; Canter- 139; Renfrewshire Division, 374: Salisbury non-attendance, 34: vote of sympathy, 34; bury and Faversham Division. 21; Chelsea Division, 289; Sheffield Division, 396 ; Soutli General Medical Council election, 34; report Division, 261; City Division, 302: Coventry Carnarvon and Merioneth Division, 430: of Division to Branch, 34; Poor-Law Com- Division, 422; Edinburght North-East Divi- South-Eastern Counties Division, 2C0; mission, 34; annual meeting, 422; election sion, 301; Edinburgh, Southern Division, South-Eastern of Ireland Branch, 276; of officers, 422 301; Folkestone Division, 303; Glasgow Southern Divis3oD, 199: Southport lvivi- Division, West Dorset, 273; election of Nortlh-Western Division, 274: Guildford sion, 288; Stratford Division, 275: Trow- officers. 273; revision of draft Charter, 273; Division, 376; Hampstead Division, 388; bridge Division, 422; Tunbridge Wells Divi- hospital administration, 273; medical in- Lanarkshire Division, 374; Liverpool sion, 392; Wandsworth Division, 248: West spection of school children, 273; ethical (North) Division, 192, 425; Marylebone Dorset Division, 273; Winclhester Division, aspects of medical consultation, 273 Division, 389: Monmouthshire Division, 394 Division, Western. 5; confirmation of minutes, 277; East Norfolk Division, 287; Mid Nor- Metropolitan Counties Branch. See Branch 5; Annual Representative Meeting, 5; May folk Division, 273; Northamptonshire Midland Branch. See Branch meeting, 5; cases. 5; dinner, 5 Division, 276: North of England Branch, Mid Norfolk Division. See Division Division,VVestminster,129, 249,390,435; abuse of 288, 391; North-West DivisioD, 274; Ply- Midwives Bill. See Bill hospitals, 129; provident dispensaries, 249; mouth Division, 393; Preston Division, 274 - Midwives Board. See Board ethical aspects of medical consultation, 390. Renfrewshire Division, 374; Salisbury Divi- Militia. See Army, British See al8o Branch, Metropolitan Counties sioD, 289; South Carnarvon and Merioneth Monmouthshire Division. See Division Division, Winchester, 393, 430; apologies for Division, 430; South-Eastern Counties Divi- Munster Branch. See Branch non-attendance, 393; address by Prof. Osler, ion, 287; Southport Division, 288; Stock- 393; Stokes-Adams syndrome in an insane port, Macclesfield, and East Cheshire Divi- patient (J. F. Briscoe), 393; vote of thanks sion, 426; Stratford Divisior, 275: Trow- N. to professor Osler, 394 ; vote for election of bridge Division, 422: Tunbridge Wells Divi- officers, 394 ; medical inspection of school sioD, 392; Wandsworth Division, 375: West Natal Branch. See Branch children, 394: ethical aspects of medical Dorset Division, 273 Westminster Division, National Deposit Friendly Society, 262, 373 consultation, 395; regeneration of the pro- 129, 390 Naval and Military Committee. See Com- fession, 395; iDspection ofhospital, 395: an- Hospitals Committee. See Committce mittee Dualmeeting, 430; the late Dr. Groves, 430; Huddersfield Division. See Division Naval Volunteers. See Volunteers election of officers, 430; annual report, 431; Navy, Royal, promotions and appointments new vaccination order, 431: scale of fees, in the medical service of. 13. 22, 29, 36, 14.70, 431; Ebbw Vale dispute, 431; the SUPPLE- 84, 99. 109. 116, 15, 133, 142, 193, 203, 228, 254, MrENT, 431; vote of thanks. 431 I. 282,296, 314, 378, 401. 439 Divisions, Blackpool and Isle of Man, 425; Norfolk Division. See Division jointmeeting, 425 Ir£sh Committee. See Committee Northamptonshire Division. SeeDivition Divisions, City and Walthamstow, 211; con- North Cumberland Division. See Division joint meeting, 211 confirmation of North-East Edinburgh Division. See Division minutes, 211; election of representative on K. Edinburgh Central C'ouncil, 211; annual mceting, 211; North-East Essex Division. See Division case3, 211 vote of thanks, 211 Ke -sington Division. See Dvision North of England Branch. See Branch TO 446 BRIT.-=SurryLUSTMXiDICAL JOULNAL INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [JUNE 29, 1907.

North-Western Division. See Division Salford Division. See Division Vital statistics of London during the fourth Norwood Division. See Division Salisbury Division. See Division quarter of 1906, 29 ; during the first quarter rnotification of births, 434 School certificates, 251 of 1907, 205; English urban mortality in the Science Committee. See Committee fourth quarter of 1906, 36, 116; in the first Scottish Division. See Division quarter of 1907, 228; epidemic mortality in 0. Sheffield Division. See Division London, 69, 295; annual report of Registrar- South Carnarvon and Merioneth Division. General for England and Wales. 85; Regis- Organization Committee. See Committee See Division trar-General's quarterly return, 100, 295 South-Eastern Counties Division. See Divi- Vital statistics of metropolitan boroughs sion during 1906, 100 ; health of English, ScottEsh, P. South-Eastern of Ireland Branch, See and Irish towns 13, 22, 38, 53, 70, 86, 101, 110, Branch 118, 126, 134, 142, 187, 194, 205, 228, 253, 270, 282, Perthshire Branch. See Branch Southern Division. See Division 296, 314. 378, 401, 419, 433 Plymouth Division. See Division South Midland Branch. See Brancl Volunteer Offlcers' Decoration, 314 Poor-Law Commission, 11, 20, 274; resolu- Southport Division. See Division Volunteer Reserve, Royal Naval, promotions tions of: Dublin Division, 35; Dundee South Wales and Monmouthshire Branch. and appointments, 314 Brancll, 199; Glasgow (North - West) See Branch Volunteer Rifles, promotions and appoint- Division, 274; Hampstead Division, 11, 50; South-Western Branch. See Branch ments in the medical service of. 14, 54, 84, Manchester (North) Division, 20: North- Stirling Branch. See Branch 109, 126, 142, 204, 228, 254, 297. 401, 440 Western Division, 20; Southport Division, Stockport, Macclesfield, and East Cheshire Volunteers, Royal Army Medical Corps, pro- 288: West Bromwich Division, 34 Division. See Division motions and appointments, 14, 54, 85, 116, Poor-Law Committee. See Committee Stratford Division. See Division 142, 204, 228. 254, 297, 440 Poor Laws, Royal Commission on, 51, 60, 82, Suffolk Division. See Division, Suffolk Volunteers, Royal Engineers, promotions and 107 Sunderland Division. See Division appointments in the medical service of, 14, Portadown and West Down Division. See Swansea Division. See Division 54, 70, 109, 254, 297 Division Volunteers, Royal Garrison Artillery, promo- Practice by Companies Bill. See Bill tions and appointments in the medical ser- Preston Division. See Division vice of, 14, 54, 70, 109, 126, 142, 204, 228, 254, Provident dispensaries, 115, 123, 138,183, 201, 297 211, 249, 275, 286 T. Provident Dispensary, the Coventry 286 Therapeutic Committee. See Committee Provident dispensary in London, iunctions Topographical representation on Council. of (W. Winslow Hal1), 294 See Association, Council W. Public Health Committee. See Committee Torquay Division. See Division Tottenham Division. See Division Wandsworth Division. See Division Q- Transvaal Branch. See Branch West Bromwich Division. See Division TrowbrLdge Division. See Division West Dorset DivisioD, See Division Queensland Branch. See Branch Tunbridge Wells Division. See Division Western Division. See Division Westmintter Division. See Division R. Wigan and Leigh Divisions. See Divisions Winchester Division. See Division REDMOND, C. STrNNETT: The May meetings U. Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act and the Council election, 293 Renfrewshire Division. See Division Ulster Branch. See Branch Richmond Division. See Division Rochdale Division. See Division V. Y. S. Vaccination Bill. See Bill Vital statistics, 13, 22, 29. 36, 53. 69, 85, 100, 110, Yeomanry, Imperial, promotions and ap- St. John, New Brunswick, Branch. See 116, 126, 134, 142, 187, 194, 205, 228, 253, 270, pointments in the medical service of, 54, Branclh 282, 295, 314, 378, 401, 419, 433 109, 126, 228, 254, 297

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INDEX TO THE EPITOME FOR VOLUME I, 1907.

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A. Arterial intima, regeneration of after BORDET: Relation between sensitizing Abdomen, contusions of, 163 trauma, 102 substance and alexine, 171 Abdominal laparotomy wound, rupture Arterio-venous angeiorrhaphy, end-to- BORN: Pregnancy after operation for of, 208 end, 247 chronic inversion of uterus, 318 Abdominal orpans, sensibility of, 79 Arthritis, rheumatoid, differential dia- Borovertin, 74 Abdominal surgery, cracked-pot sound gnosis of, 146 Botulism, epidemic of, 229 in, 233 Arthritism, inflammatory tuberculcsis BOURGEOIS, LEON: Treatment of tuber- Abortion, attempted Induction of by in- and, 117 culosis, 298 trauterine iDjection of Fehling's solu- Arthropathies, syphilitic, 206 Bovis, DE: Renal decapsulation In treat- tion, 280 AuTAN: A new formalin preparation, ment of eclampsia, 306 Abortion, missed: twin pregnancy, 166 225 BOWERS: Fibroma and fibromyoma of Accoucheur, bag of a country, 82 Autoinfection, pancreatic diabetes by, mesentery, 72 Acne, treatment of, 323 228 Bradyeardia, syphilitic, 49 Actinom3cosis, Solavo's iodo-gelatine In, Autoinoculation of carcinomatous tissue, Brain tumours and spinal cord, operative 141 256 treatment of, 245 Adenitis, syphilitic, x-ray treatment of, Autoserumtherapy in pleural effusion, Breast, aesthetic removal of benign 89 224 tumoujrs of, 150 Aesthetic removal of benign tumours of Axillary vein, traumatic thrombosis of, BRELET: Sudden death in typhoid in breast, 150 134 the child, 175 Air baths, 284 Bright's disease, treatment of, 184 ALBU, A. : Early dlagnosis of cancer of B. Broca's convolution, lesion of, without stomach, 118 Bacillus pestio, amyloid degeneration aphasia, 131; and motor aphasia, 275 Alexine, relations between sensitizing caused by, 129 Bronchotomy for removal of impacted substance and, 171 Bacillus, typhoid, "carrier," 329 foreign body, 333 ALLARIA: Pseudo-ascites in infants, 147 Bag of a country accoucheur, 82 BROWN: Placenta praevia simulated by ALLEN: Itching without skin lesioD, 259 BAILEY, PEARCE: Pathological changes obstruction of pelvis by non-pregnant Allergy, 185 in fracture dislocations of the spine, 193 half of bicornate uterus, 154 Alypin, 169 BALDWIN: Appendicitis simulated by BRUNS, VON. See Von AMBLARD, Louis: Menthol in gastro- torsion of Fallopian tube, 83 Bubos, climatic, 263 pathies, 115 BANG, IVAR: Estimation of sugar in BUDIN: Decidual hydrorrhoea and AMENILLE: Diagnosis of pleural effu- urine, 188 metrorrhagia of pregnancy not fol- sions, 37 Barberio's spermatic reaction, 32 lowed by abortion, 22; treatment of Ampu]la of Vater, carcinnma of, arising BARIE, ERNEST: Heat In chronic pul- puerperal eclampsia, 207 In the termination of Wirsung's duct, monary tuberculosis, 144 But:irreducible shoulder presentation, 161 BARLING: Leucocytosis in hydatid 219 Amylold degeneration caused by Bacillus disease, 327 BURGSR: Statistics of placenta praevia, pesti8, 129 BARNABO, V.: Action of extracts of 292 Anaemias, treatment of the, 198 Taenia saagnata upon animals, 143 BURGHELE: Radlcal hysterectomy for Anaesthesia, lumbar, 140 Basedow's disease, thyrotoxic serum in. cancer, 84 Anaesthesia, spinal, 211 324 Anaethetics, passage of from mother to Baths, air, 284 C. fetus and suckling, 44 BAUDET: Vaso-vesiculectomy, 120 Caecal hernia, mechanism of, 260 Analgesia, spinal, 60 BECHTEREW, W.: A new " organic" Caisson disease, 203 ANDERSON, J F.: Maternal transmission reflex sign, 65 Calcium salts in epilepsy, 157, 330 of immunity to diphtheria toxin, 212 Becquerel and Roentgen rays, biological Calculus, tubal, simuiating faecal con- Aneurysm, aortic, of rheumatic origin, action of, 255 cretion in appendix. 23 18 -Bed, warmed, as a sleep-producing CALMETTE.: Intestinal origin of pul- Aneurysm, carotid, extirpation of, 246 agency, 200 monary tuberculosis, 48 299 Aneurysm simulated ty mediastinal BEER, E.: Indigo-carmine test for oc- Cancer of the ampulla of Nater arising in lymphosarcoma, 300 clusion of ureter, 20 the termination of Wirsung's duct, Aneurysm, thoraclo, early diagnosis of, BEERING: Immunization against tuber- 161 289 culosis, 271 Cancer of Fallopian tube, primary, 137 AngeAorrhaphy, end - to - end arterio- BELLOTTI: Hypodermic injection of Cancer of larynx, treatment of, 53 venous, 247 paraganglin In puerperal eclampsia, Cancer patients, feeding of, 101 Angina peotris, digitalin in, 12 81 Cancer, rAdical hysterectomy for, 84 Animals, action of extracts of Taenia -Benzosalin, 254 Cancer. resection of stomach for, 218 8agiDta upon, 143 BERCZELLER; Conglutination of vagina Cancer, spirochaetes of, 142 Antdiphtheritic serum In treatment of and os in pregnancy, 293 Cancer of stomach, early diagnosis of, erysipelas, 26 BERGOUIGNAN: Heart-block, 64 118 Atitiopsonins, non-specific, 75 Beri-bern, specific organism of, 326 Cancer, study of, 241 Antipyretic action of maretin, 298 BETAGH, G.: Nerve-stretching for per- Cancer. 'supposed," pancreatic extract Antisepsis in midwifery, 334 forating ulcer of foot, 4 in$ 86 Antltuberculous serum, Marmorek's, BEULE, iDE: Vaginal cyst, 266 Cancer, trypsin for the cure of, 33; 113; in surgioal tuberculosis, 178 Bicornate uterus. See Uterus trypsin in treatment of, 85 Aortic aneurysm. See Aneurysm Bier's method (aspiration) in oto-rhino- CANTINEAU : Lumbar puncture and Apes, spontaneous tuberculosis in, 340 logy, 168 cyto-diagnosis, 257 APFELSTEDT, K.: Care of the perineu m Bimalleolar fractures. See Fractures CAMPASso: Sigmoiditis and perisig- during childbirth, 43 BIRCHMORE WOODBRIDGE HALL: HyO- molditis, 301 Aphasia, motor, and Broca's convolution seine in obstetric practice, 152 CAPPELLI, L.: Gastroenterostomy, 316 275 BIZARD: Treatment of cutaneous epithe- Capsule, suprarenal. See Suprarenal Aphasia motor not due to lesion of lioma, 222 CARACCIOLO: Cystinurla, 244 Broca s convoiution, 189 Blister test in tubercle, 145 Carbon monoxide and illuminating gas Apioal outline, value of In diagnosis of Bloodless methods of artificial dilatation poisoning, 76 early phthIsis, 50 of cervix, 165 Carcinoma. See Cancer Apppndicitis simulated by torsion of BOINET: Syphilitic bradycardia, 49 Carcinomatous tissue, autoinoculation of, Fallopian tube, 83 BOISSARD: intractable vomiting of preg- 256 Appendicitis, acute, surgical interference nanucy, 151 Cardiac dilatation, acute, 230 in intermediate stage nf, 41 BUKELMANN: Treatment of status epi- Cardiac massage, 232 Appendicular surgery, 133 lepticus, 126 Cardiospasm, 121 Appendix and pelvic disease, 167 BONDI: Influence of fat on the excretion CARLuCCI, A.: Phlebosclerosis, 287 Arbovin in gonorrhot, '322 of sugar, 1 CARMICHAEL, E. SCOTT: Ovarian graft- ARNHEIM: Formysol, 128 Bone, decalcified, replacing phalanx, 69 iug, 196 ARQUEMBOURG: " Masque eochymo- BONLAI: Dangers of nasal irrigation, 14 Carneous mole. See Mole tique " of the face, 314 BONNET: Pathological anatomy of psori- CARNOT: Carcinoma of ampulla of Vater Arterial disease, experimental and asis, 312 arising in the termina,tion of Wirsung's human, 272 BOQUEL: Delivery of triplets, 96 duct, 101 u B 1 4 1 JoAIJ INDEX TO THE EPITOAE. [JUNE 29, I907.

I I Carotid aneurysm, extirpation of, 246 Cyst, ovarian, and pregnancy, 250 ELLIS, A. G.: Lipoma of uterus, 99 Carotid body, tumour of, 54 Ca stadamantinoma of lower jaw, multi- Eabolism, post-partum, 109 Catgut suture for fractured patella, 204 locular, 304 ENGELMANN: Puerperal eclampsia, 236 CATHELIN: Indications of prostatectomy, Cystinuria, 244 Enemata, plasmon in nutrient, 199 94 Cysts, pancreatic, operative treatment Enteritis, phlegmonous, 31 Caustics in uterine cavity, subsequent of, 317 Enzyme in the urine of nephritics, a haematometra, 10 Cysts of suprarenal capsule, large, 68 new, 187 CAVAILLON: Mechanism of caecal hernia, Cysts, vaginal, 125, 266 Eosin, action of on snake venom, 286 260 CSto-diagnosis and lumbar puncture, Ensinophilia and epilepsy, 29 CAVAZZANI, A.: Grape cure in atrophic 257 Eosinophiles in Hodgkin's disease, dis- cirrhosis of liver, 87 D. tribution of, 201 Cavities in operative wounds, elimina- D'AMBROSIO, A.: Mediastinal lympho- Epilepsyv, treatment of, 46 ; calcium salts tion of, 107 sarcoma simulatiDg aneurysm, 300 in, 157, 330 CENI, C : Traumatic thrombosis of the DA COSTA: Tumour of the carotid body, Epilepsy and eosinophilia, 29 axillary vein, 134 54 Epithelioma, cutaneous, treatment of, Cerebellar symptoms in malaria, 216 D'ALLOCCO: Cereballar symptoms in 222 Cerebral haemorrhage, heredity in, 273 malaria, 216 Erect posture and urinary secretion, 3 Cerebro-spinal meningitis. See Mening- Dangers of nasal irrigation, 14 Erysipelas, treated by antidiphtheritic itis DAVID: Vanadic acid, 47 serum, 26 ; series of remedies for, Cervical glands, tuberculous, suirgery of, DE Bovis. See Bovis 240 234 Decidual bydrorrhoea and metrorrhagia Erythrosin, action of, on snake venom, Cervical rib. See Rib of pregnancy not followed by abortion, 286 Cervix, amputation of liypertrophied, 22 Exophthalmic goltre. See Goitre during pregnancy, 124; bloodless DEJERINE: Intermittent claudication of Exudates of meningitis, 116 method of artificial dilatation of, 165 ; the cord, 92 mechanical dilatation of in labour, 220 DELEARDE: Chloride-freA diet in scar- F. CHAPUT: Prognosis of bimalleolar frac- latina and nephritis, 100 FABYAN: Paravertebral triangle of dull- tures, 205 Delirium tremens, treatment of, 339 ness in pleural effusion (Grocco's sign), CHAIILES, JACQUES: The erect posture Delivery, when to get up after, 264 105 and urinary secretion. 3 DELOVE: Extirpation of carotid Face, " masque ecchymotique " of, 314 CHHESMAN: Ni phrectomy for hyper- aneurysm, 246 Facial contracture new sitn in, 302 nephroma In a child 20 months of age, DERNINI: The heart in Graves's disease, Faecal concretion in appendix simulated 3C7 38 by tubal calculus, 23 CHEINISSE: Acute cardiac dilatation, DHOMONT: After-history of tracheotomy, Fallopian tube, torsion of, simulating 230; sudden death in infants, 328 173 appendicitis, 83; primary cancer of, CHIADINI: Treatment of erysipelas by Diabetes and pregnancy, 7 137 antidiphtheritic sFrum, 26 Diabetes mellitus, haemochromatosis Fallopian tubes, acute torsion of both, Child, twin ectopic pregnancy, 181 with, 214 282 Child, maternal gonorrhoea and the Diabetes, pancreatic, by autoinfection, Fat, influence of on excretion of sugar, 1 nutrition of the, 221 228 FEDE: Autoserumtherapy in pleural Childbirth, care of perineum during, 43 Diabetic phthisis, treatment of, 337 effusion, 224 Children, baematuria in, 2 Diet, chloride-free, in scarlatina and FREDERICI, 0.: Echinococcal cyst of CHIRIE: H3dronephrosis and pyelitis nephritis, 100 lateral ventricle, 213 associated with malformations of Diptetic treatment of pancreatic fistula, Feeding of cancer patients, 101 uterus. 294 261 Fehling's solution, attempted induction CHIRONE, P.: Mercury in sclerodermia, DIETRICH: Formysol, 128 of abortion by intrautbrine injections 170 Digestive tube, poisons of in a normal of, 280 Chloride-free diet in scarlatina and staie, 325 F.ERGUsON, J. HAIG: Labour after loss of neptnritis, 100 Digitalin in angina pectoris, 12 ouie kidney, 335 Chloroform and latent cirrhosis of liver, Digitalin, crystallized, and digitalis, 139 Fetid liquor amnil, 319 258 Digitalis cumulative action of, 156 Fever, enteric, sudden death In, in the CIGNOZZI: Multilocular cystadamanti- Dig italis and crystallized digitalin, 139 child, 175; typhoid bacillus and pul- noma of lower jiw, 304 DINGER, A. N.: Treatment of trachoma monary complications of, 186; cold Cinchona, powdered, instead of quinine, by radium, 13 bath treatment of, 269; value of leuco- 28 DIONISIO, IGNAZIO: Light treatment of penia in disgnosis of, 315 Cirrhosis of liver. See Liver ozaena, 297 FEYTAUD: Aortic aneurysm of rheu- CIUFFINI: Benzosalin, 254 Dipbtberia toxin, maternal transmission matic origin, 18 Claudication of the cord, intermittent, of immunity to, 212 Fibroid, sloughing cancerous uterine, 92 DIRK., A.: Kuhn's intubatlon, 61 281 CLfEMENT: Early diagnosis of thoracic Dislocation of hip. See Hip Fibroid, calcified uterine, causing stric- aneurysm, 289 Dislocations of metatarsus, 291 ture of rectum, 321 Climatic bubos, 263 DOmINICI, L.: Syphilitic arthropathies, Fibroid, large uterine, In a woman aged CL' ETTA: Cumulative action of digitalis, 206 23, 98 156 D' )TTONE : Antipyretic action of maretin, Fibroids, uterine, 336 Cold affusion for inflamed baemorrhoids 298 Fibroid uterus, torsion of gravid, 320 15 Drainage in uterine surgery, 138 Fibroma and fibromyoma of mesentery, Cold bath treatment of typhoid, 269 Drugs not contained iu i,e Pharmra- 72 Cold packs in infantile pneumonia, 285 copoeia, maximum doses of, 88; in FIESSINGER: Digitalin in angina pec- COLLE: " Masque eechymotique" of the relation to tuberculous infection, 309 toris, 12 face, 314 D'ESTE, L. S.: Surgery of tuberculous FLORI, P.: Movable kidney and nephro- COLLINA, M.: Metabolism in phthisis, cervical glands, 234 pexy, 19; surgical interference in 190 DUEHRSSEN: Vaginal laparotomy, 9 intermediate stage of acute appendic- Conception, influence of p3ternal lead Ducosifi: C'linical forms of general itis, 41 poisoning on, 110 paraly sis. 242 FISCHBR: Proponal. 11 ; uterine haemor- CONGDON, CHARLES E.: Sixteen inches DUHEM: Heroin and heromania, 295 rbage at puberty, 111 of gut torn away during curetting of Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer Fistula, pancreatic, dietetic treatment uterus, 57 D)ysentery, serumtherapy of, 267 of, 261 Conglutination of vagina and os in DYstrophy of elastic tissue, congenital, Fistula, ureteral, after labour, 71 pregnancy, 293 36 Fo,i, M. : Chloroform and latent cirrhosis Conjunctiva, treatment of affections of, of liver, 258 290 E. Foot, ulcer of. See Ulcer CONNER: Acute dilatation of stomach, Echinococcal eyst. See Cyst Foreign body, bronchotomy for removal 288 Elampsia, 135; prophylaxis of, 305; of impacted, 333 Consumption. See Tuberculosis renal decapsulation in treatment of Formysol, 128 Contusions of the abdomen, 163 306 FORTUNIE, PRIVAT DE: Ocular symptoms Cord, intermittent claudication of, 92 Eclampsia, puerperal, 236; hypodermic of general paralysis, 103 Cornea, transplantation of, 217 injection of paraganglin in, 81; and FOURMESTRAUX: Hydronephrosis and CORNIL: Study of cancer, 241; sloughing parathyroid insufficiency, 123 ; treat- pyelitis asscciated with malformation cancerous uterine fibroid, 281 ment of, 207 of uterus, 294 Cornual gestation, 97 Ectoplc gestation, 70 Fracture dislocation of spine, 191 ; treat- COSENTINo, A.: Temporary ischaemia Ectopic pregnancy, twin, 181 ment of, 192; pathological changes in, of liver, 277 EDSALL: Physiological limitations of 193 Coxa valga, 278 rectal feeding, 127; x rays in unre- Fractures, bimalleolar, prognosis of, 205 Cracked-pot sound in abdominal surgery, solved pneumonia, 270 FRANK: Solid teratoma of ovary, 197 233 EISELSBERG, VON: Perforated gastric and FRANK, R. W.: Arhovin in gonorxhoca, Curetting of uterus. See Uterus duodenal ulcers, 179 322 Cyst, echinococcal, of lateral ventricle, Elastic tissue, congenital dystrophy of, FREUDENBERG: Surgical treatment of 213 36 prostatic hypertrophy, 148 r THE BRTTISH JITNE 2Q, 1907.1 INDEX TO THE EPITOME. I iMEHDICIL JOURNAL 5

FRETJND, R.: Spinal anaesthesia, 211 Vater arising in the termination of KENDIRDJY: Vaso-vesiculectomy, 120 FREY: Early diagnosis of chronic lead Wirsung's duct, 161 Kidney, labour after loss of one, 335 poisoning, 274 HASTINGS: Rupture of tunica vaginalis Kidney, movable, and nephropexy, 19 FRIUGONI, C.: Renal plexus in nephritiF, in hydrocele, 21 Kidney, stone in, simulated by perl- 227 HAYNES, IRVING S. : Treatment of frac nephritis, 176 FUTCHER: Haemochromatosis with ture dislocations of spine, 192 KITRY: Urinary sulpho-ethers, 16 diabetes mellitus, 214 Heart-block, 64 KLOTZ: Expprimental and human arterial Heart diseases, organic, and Immunity disease, 272 from pulmonary tuberculosis, 39 KORFF: Morphine-scopolamine narcosis, G. Heart, in Graves's disease, 38; in 155 GAIGNEROT: Phalanx replaced by decal- chronic pulmonary tuberculosis, 144 KRAUSE: Operative treatment of tumours cified bone, 69 Heart, surginal treatment of penetrating *f brain and spinal cord, 245 G(ALLI, G : Pulsus alternans, 119 wound of, 331 KRAUSE, F.: Substitution of great toe (IFALLOIS, PAUL: Treatment of infantile HECHT. A. : Treatment of erydipelas, 210 for thumb, 78 gastro-enteritis, 27 HEILBRONNER, K : General paralysit, 17 KIRAUSE, P. : Protection against x rays, GALTO: Detection of semen, 93 HEIN.RE: Dietetic treatment of pan- 25 GALZIN: Ingulnal interstitial hernia, 6 creatic fistula, 261 KERIEGER, H.: Sedatives and narcotics, GANSER, S.: Treatment of delirium HEKIMOGLOIU: Cold packs in infantile 251 tremens, 339 pneumonia, 285 KROMAYER: Light treatment of skin GARNIER: Poisons of the digestive tube HEKTOEN, UDW IG: Non-specific anti- di seases, 308 in a normal state, 325 onsonins 75 Kuhbn's intubation, 61 Gas poisoning. See Poisoning HENKING, R.: Novocain, 183 KUSTNER: ITreteral fistula after labour, Gastric reflex, 66 Hepatic affections, renal permeability 71 Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer In, 162 KwVIATKI[EWIICZ: Caustics in uterine Gastro-enteritis, infantile, treatment of, Heredity in cerebral haemorrbage, 273 cavity, subsequent haematometra, 10 27 HerDia, caecal, mechanism of, 260 Gastro-enterostomy. 316 Hernia, inguinal interstitial, 6 Gastro-intestinal infections, acute, 63 Heroin and heromania, 295 L. Gastropathies, menthol In, 115 Heromania and heroin, 295 LABBIE: Urinary sulpho-ethers, 16 GAY: Relations botween sensitizing sub- HERRENSCEMIDT: Ovarian pregnancy, Labour, ureteral fistula after, 71; me- stances and alexine 171 rupture, 136 cbanical dilatation of cervix in, 220; General paralysis. See Paralysis HRYMANN: Vaginal cysts, 125 after loss of one kidney, 335 GEIANARI: Value of leucopenia in dia- HILDEBRAND, 0.: Contusions of the Laebour pains quinine and, 194 gnosis of typhoid, 315 abdomen. 163 LADINSKI, Louis J.: Diagnosis of early GBERDES: Operative treatment of muscu- Hip, congenital dislocation of, 164 pregnancy, 265 lar torticollis 276 Hodgkin's disease, distribution of eosino- Laparotomy, vaginal, 9 Gestation, cornual, 97 philes in, 201 Laparotomy wound, abdominal, rupture Gestation, ectopic, 70 HOFFA, A.: Marmorek's serum in sur- of, 208 Gestation, tubal, interstitial, 56. See also gical tuberculosis, 178 LARICHE: Resection of stomach for Pregnancy HOFFMAN, E.: Spirochaeta pallida, 62 cancer, 218 GILBERT: Pancreatic diabetes by auto- HOLST, VON: Pyometra in a girl aged 16, Larynx, cancer of. See Cancer infecticn, 228 uterus duiplex, 249 Lateral ventricle. See Ventricle Gland fever, 202 HORSTMANN: Treatment of affections of LEA, A. W W.: Appendix and pelvic Glands, salivary, virulence of in rabihs, the conjsinctiva, 290 disease, 167 30 HUCHARD: Heart-block, 64; digitalis and Lead poisoning. influence of paternal, on GLOCKNER: Vaginal cysts, 125; myomec- crystallized digitalin, 139; treatment pregnancy and conception, 110 tomy and future pregnancies, 153 of presclerosis, 283 Lead poisoning, chronic, early diagnosis GOETZ: Bronchotomy for removal or HUBBSCHMANN : Spirochaetapallida in of 274 impacted foreign body, 333 congenital syphilis, 159 LE BLOND: Vanadie acid, 47 Goitre, exophthalmic, 160 Hydatid disease, leucceytosis of, 172, 327 LzCENinE: Large cysts of suprarenal cap- GOLINER: Plasmon in nutrient ene- Hydrocele, rupture of tunica vaginalis sul, 68 mata, 199 in, 21 LEICMESTER J. C. HOLDICH: Mechanical conorrhoea, arbovin in, 322 Hydronephrosis and pyelitis associated dilatation of cervix in labour, 220 Gonorrhoea, maternal, and the nutrition with malformations of uterus, 294 LEJARS: Surgery of large venous trunks, of the child, 221 Hvdrostatic dilator in placenta praevia, 40 GRAF: Statistics of placenta praevia, 235 LE LORIER: Palpation of umbilical coid 292 Hyoscine in obstetric practice, 152 tn utero, 195 Grape cure in atrophic cirrhosis of liver, Hysterectomy, radical, for cancer, 84 LE Mii;E: Congenital dystrophy of 87 elastic tissue, 36 GRAVES, W. P.: Trypsin treatment of I. LENJIEI, W. D.: Air baths, 284 cancer, 85 IGNAZIO: Renal permeability in hepatic LaFEBOULLET: Pancreatic diabetes by Graves's disease, the heart in, 38 affections, 162 aulo.nfection, 228 Grocco's sign. See Paravertetral triangle Indigo-carmine test for occlusion of the LERiCHE: Mechanism of caecal hernia, of dullness, 105 ureter, 20 260 GROSS: Cardiac massage, 232; Imper- Infantile gastro-enteritis. See Gastre- Leucocytosis of bydatid disease, 172, 327 meable non-malignant stricture of enteritis Leucopenia. value of in diagnosis of oesophagus, 303 Infants, pseudo-ascites in, 147 ; sudden typhoid, 315 GU]kRIN: Intestinal origin of pulmonary death In, 328 LEVADITI: Syphilitic antibodies, 311 tuberculosis, 48 299 Inguinal hernia. See Hernia LEvi1NSUN, J. B.: Barberio's spermatic GuSSMAN, J.: Sajodin, 210 Intestine, small, resection of ten feet of, reactiou, 32 GUYOT: Bier's method (aspiration) in 149 Lvvy, E.: A typhoid bacillus carrier, oto-rhinology, 168 Intestinal origin of pulmonary tuber- 329 culosis 48, 299 LENwIN: Maximum doses of drugs not H. lcdo gelatine in actinomycosis, Sclavo's, contained in the Pharmacopoeia, 88 HACxER, VON: Suprah5 oid pharyn- 141 LEWIS: Bloodless methods in artificial gotomy, 106 Irreducible shoulder presentation, 219 dilatation of cervix, 165 Haematometra, 58 Irrigation in skin grafting, 108 LEYDEN-, E. V.: Feeding of cancer Haemochromatosis with diabetes mel- Tstchaemia of the liver, temporary, 277 patients, 101 litus,' 214 Itchirg without skin lesion, 259 Light treatment of ozaena, 297; of skin Haemoglobin scale, Tallqvist's, 174 IVANOFF: Torsion of gravid fibroid di6eases, 308. See also Roentgen; Haematuria In children, 2 uterus, 320 X rays Haemorrbage, cerebral, heredity in, 273 LILIENTHAL: End-to-end arterio-venous Haemorrhage, uterine, at puberty, 111 J. aDgelorrhaphy, 247 Haemorrhoids, cold affusion for Inflamed, JACOBSON : Modern treatment of tetanus, LINDENSTEIN: Lumbar anaesthesia, 140 15 35 LINGUERRI, D.: Calcium salts in epi- HALBBUBER: Cold affusion for inflamed Jaw, lower, multilocular cystadamanti- lepsy, 157 haemorrhoids, 15 noma of, 304 Lipoma of uterus, 99 HALLE, A.: Spzrochaeta pallida, 62 Liquor amnil, fetid, 319 HAMMER: Tuberculin treatment of K. Liver, atrophic cirrhosis of, grape cure phthisis, 114 KAPP, JOSEF: Treatment of acne, 323 in, 87 HANDFIELD-JONES, M.: Fetid liquor KAST L.: Sensibility of abdominal Liver, latent cirrhosis of, chloroform amnii, 319 organs. 79 and, 258 HARDIE: Prophylaxis of eclampsia, 305 KAUFFM{ANN: Dosage of tnberculin, 77 Liver, temporary ischaemia of, 277 HARRAR : Maternal gor orrhoea and nutri- KAYSER, H : A typhoid bacillus carrier, LIV1ER&TO: Drugs in relation to tuber- tion of the child, 221 329 culon-s infection, 309 HARTMANN: Stricture of female urethra KEILMANN: Pregnancy after operation Li VIRGHI: Enlarged prostate, 262 from tubercle, 237 for chronic inversion of uterus, 318 LLOYD, SAMUEL: Fracture dislocation of HARVIER: Carcinoma of ampulla of KELLY, J. K.: Ectopic gestation, 70 spine, 191 TMBm 1 6 lB5=I" °louzt-J INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [JUNIC 29, 1907. -6 INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [JUNE 29, 1907. LOBENSTINE: Maternal gonorrhoea and MORSELLI, A.: Epilepsy and eosino- Paraganglin, hypodermic injection of in nutrition of the child, 221 philia 29 puerperal eclampsia, 81; in sea-sick- LOCKEER: Cornual gestation, 97 MORTON W. J.: "Trypsin for the cure ness, 158 LONGCOPE, W. T.: Distribution of of caneer," 33 Paralysis, general, 17; ocular symptoms eosinophiles in Hodgkin's disease, 20L MOSETIG-MOORHOFF, VON: Elimination of, 103; clinical forms of, 242 LORTHIOIS: Onular symptoms of general of cavities In operative wouinds, 107 Parathyroid insufficiency and puerperal paralysis, 103 Motor aphasia and Broca's convolution, eclampsia, 123 LoSSEN: Biolorical action of the 275 Paravertebral triangle of dullness in Roentgen and Becquerel rays, 255 Motor aphasia not due to lesion of pleural effusion (Grocco's sign), 105 L6WENSTEIN: Dosage of tuberculin, 77 Broca's convolution, 189 PAROLA, L : Professional neuritis, 130 LUBLINSKI: Gland fever, 202 MOUTIER, FRANgOIS: Lesion of Broca's PASTORE, A.: Epilepsy and eosinophilia, LUDKE: Dosage of tuberculin in d ia- convolution without aphasia, 131 29 gnosis, 243 Mucus in vagina of new-born child Patella, catgut suture for fractured, 204 LUEDYE, H.: Tuberculin in phthisis, 73 csnuIng reteDtion of urine, 59 PAUCHET: Drainage in uterine surgery, Lumbar aDaesthesia, 140 MURPHY: Cervical rib from a surgical 138 Lumbar puncture and cyto-diagnosis 257 point of view, 95 PEASE: Modern treatment of tetanus, 35 Lumbar puncture in epidemic cereb.o- Mu3cullar torticollis, operative treatment Pelvic disease, appendix and, 167 spinal meningitis, 52 of, 276 PEMBERTON: X rays in unresolved pneu- Myomectomy and future pregnancies, monia, 270 M. 153 PERAIRE: Sloughing cancerous uterine MAASS, T. A.: Carbon monoxlde and fibroid, 281 illuminating gas poisoning, 76 N. Perinephritis simulating stone in the MACCALLUM: Phlegmonous enteritis, 31 Narcosis, morphine-scopolamine, 155 kidney, 176 MACGREGOR, G. S.: Oouble uterus, 34 Narcotics and sedatives, 251 Perineum, care of during childbirth, 43 MCILROY, A L.: Ectopic gestation, 70 NARICH: Inequality of pupils an early Perisigmoiditis and sigmolditis, 301 MAESTRO: Alypirn 169 sign of tuberculosis, 215 Pestis, Bacillu8, amyloid degeneration MAEUVER, A.: Quinine and labour pains, Nasal irrigation, dangers of, 14 caused by, 129 194 NASSAUER: Retention of carneous mole, PEYSONNIE : Bagof a countryaccoucheur, Malaria, cerebellar symptoms In, 216 24 82 Mammae, accessory, simulated by free NATHAN: Differential diagnosis of rheu- Phalanx replaced by decalcified bon , 69 secretion from sudoriparous and matoid arthritis, 146 Pharmacopoeia, maximum doses of sebaceous glands, 182 NENcIONI, M.: X-ray treatment of drugs not contained in, 88 MA,NGOLDT: Cracked-pot sound in ab- syphilitic adenitis, 89 Pharyngotomy, suprabyoid, 106 dominal surgery, 233 Nephritics, new enzyme in urine of, 187 Phenyform, 252 MANKIEWICZ, 0.: Borovertin, 74 Nephritls, chloride-free diet in, 100; Phlebitis acute wandering, 5 MARCHAND : Cold bath treatment of renal plexus in, 227 Phleboscierosis, 287 typhoid, 269 Nephrectomy for hypernephroma in child Phlegmonous enteritis, 31 Maritin, antipyretic action of, 298 20 months of age 307 Phototherapy in nervous diseases, 223 MARIE: Syphilitic antibodies, 311 Nephropexy and movable kidney, 19 Phtbisis. See Tuberculosis MARIE, PISLRRE: Lesion of Broca's con- Nerve-stretching for perforating ulcer of Physiological limitations of rectal feed- volution without aphasia, 131; motor foot, 4 iDg, 127 aphasia not due to Broca's convolution, Nervous diseases phototherapy in, 223 PIERACCINI, G : Motor aphasia and 189 Neuritis, professional, 130 Broca's convolution, 275 Marmorek's antituberculous serum, 113 Newborn child, mucus in vagina of, PIaRRA: When to get up after deliverx, in surgical tuberculosis, 178 causing retention of urine, 59 264 MARTIN: Ovarian cyst and pregnancy, NICLOUX: The passage of anaesthetlcs PIQUAND: Vloform, 338 250 from mother to fetus and suckling, 44 PIRQUET, C. VON: Allergy, 185 "Masque ec¢hymotique" of the face, NOBLE, C. P.: Uterine fibroids, 336 Pjacenta praevia simulated by obstruc- 314 NOGUCHI, HIDEYO: Action of eosin and tion of pelvis by non-pregnant half of Massage, cardiac, 232 erythrosin on snake venom, 286 bicornate uterus 154 MASSAGLIA: Sea-sickness treated with Novaspirin, 268 Placenta praevia,tiydrostatic dilator in paraganglin (Vassale), 158 Novocain, 183 235; statistics of, 292 Maternal transmission oI immunity to Plasmon in nutrient enemata, 199 diphtheria toxin, 212 0. Pleural effusions, diagnosis of, 37 ; para- MAUCLAIRE: Large uterine fibrold in a Obstetric practice, hyoscine in, 152 vertebral triangle of dullness in, 105; woman aged 23 98 Ocular symptoms of general paralysis, auto-serumtherapy in, 224. Mediastinal lymphosarcoma simulating 103 Pleurisies, treatment of, 253 aneurysm, 300 Oedema, acute pulmonary, 231 Pneumonia, x rays in unresolved, 270 Mediastinum, tumour of anterior, de- Oesophago-jejuno-gastrostomy, 332 Pne'umonia, infantile cold packs In, 285 rived from thymus, 90 Oesopbagus, impermeable non-malignant POCHHAMM1ER: Spinal analgesia, 60 MELTZER, S. J.: Sensibility of abdominal strictures of 303 Poisons of the digestive tube in a normal organs, 79 Olivenol-iodate, 226 state, 325 Membranes, indications for the rupture OLIVIER: Cold bath treatment of PoisoniDg, illuminating gas, carbon mon- of, 279 tYvphoid, 269 oxide and 76 MENDE: Hvdrostatic dilator in placenta Operative wounds, elimination of cavi- PoisoniDg, lfead, influence of paternal on praevia, 235 ties in, 107 pregnancy and conception, 110 MENDEL: Haematometra, 58 "Organic " reflex sign, a new, 65 Poisoning, lead, early diagnosis of Meningitis, cerebro spinal epidemic, 91; ORTHMANN: Primary cancer of Fallopian chronic, 274 lumbar puncture in, 52 tube, 137 PONCET, ANTONIN: Inflammatory tuber- Meningitis, exudates of, 116 Os and vagina, conglutination of in culosis and arthritism, 117 Menthol in gastropathies, 115 pregnancy, 293 POOR, DANIEL W.: Virulence of the Mercuary in sclerodcermia, 170 Otitis, fetid suppurative, 122 salivary glands in rabies, 30 MERING: Proponal, 11 O o-rhinologv, Bier's method (aspira- Post- partum embolism, 109 WIERY: Haematuria in children, 2 tion) in, 168 Posture, erect, and urinarv secretion, 3 Mesentery, fibroma and fibromyoma of, OuI: Influence of paternal lead poison- POTOCKI: Amputation of hypertrophied 72 ing on pregnancy and conception, 110 cervix during pregnancy 124 Metabolism In phthisis, 190 Ovarian cyst and pregnancy, 250 Pregnancy, amputation ofhypertrophied Metallic sutures in treatment of fractured Ovarian grafting, 196 cervix during, 124 ribs, 80 Ovarian pregnancy, rupture, 136 Pregnancy, conglutination ofi os and Metatarsus, dislocations of, 291 Ovary, solid teratoma of, 197 vagina in, 293 Metrorrbagia of pregnancy. See Preg- Ozaena, light treatment of, 297 Pregnancy, decidual hydrorrhoea and nancy metrorrhagia of, not followed by abor- MICHEL: Acute torsion of both Fallopian tion, 22 t11bes, 282 P. Pregnancy, diabetes and, 7 MICHELAZZI: Gastric reflex, 66 PAGE: Stricture of rectum caused by cal- Pregnancy, diagnosis of in second Midwifery, antisepsis in, 334 cified uterine fibroid, 321 month, 55; diagnosis of early, 265 MINOR: Value of the apical outline In Palpation of umbilical cord in utero, Pregnancy, influence of paternal lead diagnosis of early phthisis, 50 195 poisoniDg on, 110 MIRANO: Blister test in tubercle, 145; Pancreatic cysts, operative treatment of, Piegnancy after operation for chronic olivenol iodate, 226 317 inversion of uterus, 318 MITCHELL: Itching without skin lesion, Pancreatic diabetes by autoinfection, 228 Pregnancy, ovarian, rupture, 136 259 Pancreatic extract in " supposed " cancer, Pregnancy, ovarian cyst and. 250 Mole, carneous, retention of, 24 86 Pregnancy, twin, missed abortion, 166 MOr*DINO, C.: New sign In facial con- Pancreatic fistula. See Fistula Pregnancy, twin ectopic, 181 tracture, 302 Pancreatitis, chronic, treatment of, 177 Pregnancy, toxaemic vomiting of, 8; in- MONESTIN: Aesthetic removal of benign PANSINI: Recurrent sensation, 5L tractable vomiting of. 151 tumours of breast, 150 PAOLI, A.: X-ray treatment of syphilitic Pregnancy, urine in, 248. See also Ges- Morphine-scopolamine narcosis, 155 adenitis, 89 tation TBz BiTisan JUNE 29, 1907.] INDEX TO THE EPITOME. I'I3ICAL JOWNNAL I

PREGOWSKI, P.: Warmed bed as a sleep- Ro]rPK: Dosage of tuberculin in Snake venom, action of eosin and ery- producing agency, 200 diagnosis, 243 throsin on, 286 Preselerosis treatment of, 283 ROGER: Poisons of the digestive tube' in .SONDERN: Urine in pregnancy, 248 PRIESTER, J.: Acute wandering phleb- a normal state, 325 Specific organism of beri-beri, 326 itis, 5 RONZONI, G.: Roentgen-ray treatment of Spermatic reaction, Barberio's, 32 PRIMAVERA, A.: Lumbar puncture in syringomyelia, 209 SPERONI: Exudates of meningitis, 116 epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis, ROSENSTEIN: Teratoma, malignant der- Spinal anaesthesia, 211 52; new enzyme in urine of nephritics, m4d, 45 Spinal analgesia, 60 187 Ross: Appendicitis simulated by torsion Spinal cord, operative treatment of Prooidentia in a girl aged 16, total, 112 of Fallopian tube, 83 tumours of brain and, 245 Proponal, 11 RoUsLACROIX: Syphilitic bradyeardia, 49 Spine, fracture dislocation of, 191 ; treat- Prostate, enlarged, 262 Roux: Oesophago jejuno-gastrostomy, ment of, 192; pathological changes in, Prostatectomy, indications of, 94 332 193 Prostatio hypertrophy, surgical treat- RuDAUX: Diabetes and pregnancy, 7; Spirochaeta palflda, 62; in congenital ment of, 148 diagnosis of pregnancy in the second syphilis, 159 Protargol, aotion 6f, 239 month, 55; mucus in vagina of new- Spirochaetes in syphilis and carcinoma, Pseudo-ascites in infants, 147 born child causing retention of urine, 142 Psoriasis, pathological anatomy of, 312 59; retroversion of pregnant uterus, Spontaneous tuberculosis. See Tubercu- Puberty, uterine haemorrhage at, 111 180; indicatinns for rupture of the losis Puerperal eclampsia. See Eclampsia membranes, 279 STACHLII: Resection of ten feet of small Pulsus alternans, 119 RUDINGER: Influence of fat on the intestine, 149 Pupil reflexes, visceral, 104 exeretion of sugar, 1 Status epilepticus, treatment of, 126 Pupils, inequality of, an early sign of Rupture. See Hernia STEFANSKY, W.: Serumtherapy of d s- tuberculosis, 215 Ruptureof abdominal laparotomy wound, entery, 267 PUTZu, F.: Solavo's lodo-gelatine in 208 STEPHAN, A.: Phenyform, 252 actinomycosis, 141 Rupture of membranes, indications for, STERN, C.: Action of protargol, 239 Pyelitis and hydronephrosis associated 279 Stomach, cancer of. See Cancer with malformations of uterus, 294 RYDYGIER, L. R.: Surgical treatment of Stomach, acute dilatation of, 288 Pyometra in a girl aged 16, uterus duplex, gastric ulcer, 67 Stomach, resection of for cancer 218 249 STONE: Rupture of abdominal lapar- otomy wound, 208 S. Stone in kidney. See Kidney QUiNu : Surgical treatment of penetrat- Sajodin, 210 STOW: Organic heart diseases and im- ing wound of heart, 331 SALAGHI: Congenital dislocation of the munity from pulmonary tuberoulosis, Quinine, powdered cinchona instead of, hip, 164 39 28 Salivary glands. See Glands STRADIOTTI, G.: Thyrotoxic serum in Qluinine and labour pains, 194 SANGMAN: Risk of inhaling tubercle Basedow's disease, 324 bacilli, 132 STRASSMANN: Faecal concretion in ap- R. Scarlatina, chloride-free diet in, 100 pendix simulated by tubal calculus, 23 Rabies, virulence of salivary glands in, SCHOUKEWITCE: Amyloid degeneration Stricture of rectum caused by calcified 30 caused by Bacillus peWt8, 129 uterine fibroid, 321 RABINOWITSCH, LYDIA: Latent tubercle SCHULZE, W.: Spirochaetes in syphilis Stricture of female urethra from tubercle, bacilli, 310; spontaneous tuberoulosis and carcinoma, 142 237 in apes, 340 Sclavo's iodo-gelatine in actinomycosis, STROBACE: Interstitial tubal gestation, Radium, in treatment of trachoma, 13 141 56 RAVIART: Ocular symptoms of general Sclerodermia, mercury In, 170 Substitution of great toe for thumb, 78 paralysis, 103 SCZCYPIORS:I: Metallic sutures in treat- Sudden death in infants, 328 RAYMOND: Heredity in cerebral haemor- ment of fractured ribs, 80 Sugar, influence of fat on excretion cf, 1 rhage, 273 Bea-sickness treated with paraganglin Sugar, estimation of in urine, 188 Rectal feeding, physiological limitations (Vassale), 158 Sulpho-ethers, urinary, 16 of, 127 Sedatives and narcotics, 251 Suprahyold pharyngotomy, 106 Rectum, stricture of, caused by calcified SfGOUR, DIONIS DU: Hydronephrosis Suprarenal capsule, large cysts of, 68 uterine fibroid, 321 and pielitis associated wiih malforma- Surgery, abdominal, cracked-pot sound in, Recurrent sensation, 51 tions of uterus, 294 233 REDLICH, E.: Treatment of epilepsy, 46 SEITZ: Accessory mammae simulated by Surgery, appendicular, 133 Reflex, gastric, 66 free secretion from sudoriferous and Surgery of large venous trunks, 40 Reflex sign, new " organic," 65 sebaceous glands, 182 Surgical interference in intermediate Renal decapsulation in treatment of SELTER: Autan, a new formalin prepara- stage of acute appendicitis, 41 eclampsia, 306 tion, 225 Surgical treatment of gastric ulcer, 67; Renal permeability in hepatic affections, Semen, detection of, 93 of prostatic hypertrophy, 148; of pene- 162 SENCERT: Cardiac massage, 232; imper- trating wound of the heart, 331 Renal plexus in nephritis, 227 meable non-malignant strictures of SUTTER: Total procidentia in a girl Resection, of ten feet of small intestine, oesophagus, 303 aged sixteen, 112 149 ; of the stomach for cancer, 218 SENN: Autoinoculation of carcinomatous Syphilis, spirochaetes in, 142; Spiro- Retroversion of pregnant uterus, 180 tissue, 256 chaeta palltda in, 159 Rheumatoid arthritis. See Arthritis Sensation, recurrent, 51 Syphilitic adenitis, x-ray treatment of, Rib cervioal, from a surgical point of Sensibility of abdominal organs, 79 89 view, 95 Sensitizing substances and alexine, Syphilitic antibodies, 311 Ribs, fractured, metallio sutures in relations between, 171 Syphilitic arthropathies, 206 treatment of, 80 SfiIcEux: Clinical forms of general Syphilitic bradyeardia, 49 RICCIARDI, P.: Effect upon the blood paralysis, 242 Syringomyelia: Rontgen-ray treatment and tissues of varnishing the skin, 3i3 Serum, antidiphtheritic, in treatment of of, 209 RIcEI CLARENCE C.: Pancreatic extract erysipelas, 26 in suppostd " cancer, 86 Serum, antituberculous, Marmorek's, RIEDEL: Catgut suture for fractured 113; in surgical tuberculosis, 178 T. patella, 204 Serum, thyrotoxic, in Basedow's disease, Taenia saginata, action'of extracts of, RIEsMAN: Acute pulmonary oedema, 324 upon animals, 143 231 Serumtherapy of dysentery, 267 Tallqvists's haemoglobin scale, 174 RIGALLOT-SIMAMOT: Ovarian pregnancy, Shoulder presentation, irreducible, 219 TANTZSCHER: Attempted induction of rupture, 136 Sigmoiditis and perisigmoiditis, 301 abortion by intrauterine injection of RINDONE, S.: Dislocations of the meta- SIGNORELLI: Visceral pupil reflexes, 104 Fehling's solutioD, 280 tarsus, 291 JILVESTRI: Epilepsy and calcium salts, TAROZZI, G.: Tumour of anterior medias- ROBIN, ALBERT: Treatment of Bright's 330 tinum derived from thymus, 90 disease 184 SIMON: Diagnosis of pleural effusion, 37. Teratoma, malignant dermoid, 45; solid ROBIN: ireatment of pleurisies, 253 SIMONESCU: Fetid suppurative otitis, of ovary, 197 ROBINSON, G. C.: Typhoid bacillus and 122 TERRIER: Large cysts of suprarenal pulmonary complications of enteric SIPPEL: Eclampsia, 135 capsule, 68 fever, 186 SIPPY: Cardiospasm, 121 Tetanus, modern treatment of, 35 ROCCHII, G.: Acute gastro-intestinal SITTMANN, G. : Treatment of the THAYER: Paravertebral triangle of infections, 63 anaemias, 198 dullness in pleural effusion (Grocco's ROCKEwLL A. D.: Phototherapy in Skin-grafting, irrigation in, 108 sign), 105 nervous aiseases, 223 Skin diseases, light treatment of, 308 THEOPOLD: Antisepsis in midwifery, ROEMISCH V. : Ultimate results of tuber- Skin, varnishing of, effect of upon the 334 culin treatment, 238 blood and tissues, 313 THOMPSON, GILMAN: Exophthalmic Roentgen-ray treatment of syringo- SIEsCHIVAN, T.: Berumtherapy of dys- goItre, 160 myelia, 0 entery, 267 Thoracic aneurysm. See Aneurysm Roentgen and Becquerel rays, biological Sleep-producing agency, warmed bed as Thoracic surgery, modern methods in, 42 sation of, 255. S.. Who -rays; LightI a, 200 8 T= - 8 KZDIUZ SOMM& INDEXNE TOOTEEIOETHE EPITOME. CJU19'F,JN 29,9 1907-97 THORSPVECKEN: Treatment of diabetic Tumour of carotid body, 54 Vanadic acid, 47 phthisis, 337 Tujnour of anterior mediastinum derived VANNINI, G.: Metabolism in phthisis, Thrombosis of axillary vein, traumatic,' from thymus, 90 190 134 Tumours of brain and spinal cord, opera- Varnishing the skin, effect of on the Thumb, substitution of great toe for, 78 tive treatment of, 245 blood and tissues, 313 Thymus, tumour of anterior medias- Tumours of breast, aesthetic removal of VASSALE, G.: Paerperal eclampsia and tinum derived from, 90 benign, 150 parathyroid insufficiency, 123 Thyrotoxic serum in Basedow's disease, Tunica vaginalis, rupture of in hydro- Vaso-vesiculectomy, 120 324 cele, 21 Vater, ampulla of. See Ampulla TIBERTI, N.: Epidemic of botulism, 229 Typhoid bacillus carrier, 329 VELDEN, R.V.D.: Sedatives and narcotics, TILANUs: Cox.& valga, 278 Typhoid bacillus and pulmonary compli- 251 Toe, substitution of great, for thumb, 78 cations of enteric fever, 186 VENDICTIS, LE DE: Tallqvist's haemo- Torsion of gravid fibroid uterus 320 Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric globin scale, 174 Torsion of Fallopian tubes. 'Se Fal- TYSON: Perinephritis simulating stone V nous trunks, surgery of large, 40 lopian in kidney, 176 Ventricle, lateral, echinoco¢cal cyst of, Torticollis, muscular, operative treat- 213 ment of, 276 U. VILLAR: Treatment of chronic pain- Toxaemic vomiting of pregnancy. See Ulcer of foot, perforating, nerve-stretch- creatitis, 177 Pregnancy ing for, 4 Vioform, 338 Tracheotomy, after-history of, 173 Ulcer, duodenal, treatment of, 179 Visceral pupil reflexes, 104 Tracboma treated by radium, 13 Ulcer, gastric, surgical treatment of, 67; VITALE, E.: Regeneration of the arterial Trauma, regeneration of the arterial in- perforated, treatment of, 179 intima after trauma, 102 tima after, 102 ULLMANN EMANUEL: Marmorek's anti- Vomiting of pregnancy. See Pregnancy TRIBOULET: Po8t-pa7rtum embolism, tuberculous serum, 113 VON BRUNS: Treatment of cancer of 109 Umbilical cord in utero, palpation of, larynx, 53 Triplets, delivery of, 96 195 VON HACKER: Suprahyoid pharyn- Trypsin treatment of cancer, 85 Ureter, indigo- carmine test for occlusion gotomy, 106 " Trypsin for the cure of cancer," 33 of, 20 VON HOLST: Pyometra in a girl of 16, TsUZluKI, J.: Specific organism of beri- Ureteral fistula after labour, 71 uterus duplex, 249 beri, 326 Urethra, female, stricture of from VULLIET: Appendicular surgery, 133 Tubal calculus. See Calculus tubercle, 237 Tubal gestation. See Gestation Urinary secretion, erect posture and, 3 W. Tubercle, blister test in, 145; stricture Urinary sulpho-ethers, 16 WEISCHER: Irrigation in skin-grafting, of female urethra from, 237 Urine of nephritics, new enzyme in, 108 Tubercle bacilli, risk of inhaling, 132; 187 WELSR: Leucocytosis of hydatid disease, latent, 310 Urine in pregnancy, 248 172, 327 Tuberculin dosage of, 77, 243; ultimate Urine, estimation of sugar In, 188 WESTENHOEFFER, M.: Epidemic cerebro results of treatment by, 238 Uterine cavity, caustics in, subsequent spinal meningitis, 91 Tuberculin in pbthisis, 73, 114 haematometra, 10 When to get up after delivery, 264 Tuberculosis, early, value of apical out- Uterine fibroid. See Fibroid WILLEMS: Modern methods in thoracic line in diagnosis of, 50 Uterine haemorrhage. See Haemor- surgery, 42 Tuberculosis, diabetic, treatment of, 337 rhage WILLIAMS: Toxaemic vomiting of preg- Tuberculosis, immunization against, 271 Uterine surgery, drainage in, 138 nancy, 8 Tuberculosis, inequality of pupils an Uterus, bic irnate, placenta praevia WIRTZ: Missed abortion, twin preg- early sign of 215 simulated by obstruction of pelvis by nancy, 166 Tuberculosis, inflammatory, and arthrit- non- pregnant half of, 154 WITTHAUER, K.: Novaspirin, 268 ism, 117 Uterus, curettiDg of, 16 in. of gut torn 'W6OFLER: Operative treatment of Tuberculosis, metabolism in, 190 away during, 57 pancreatic cysts, 317 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, heart in Uterus, double, 34 WOOLLEY, P. G.: Climatic bubos, 263 chronti, 144 Uterus, hydronephrosis and pyelitis Tuberculosis, pulmonary, immunity associated with malformations of, 294 X. from in organic heart diseases, 39 Uterus, lipoma of, 99 X-ray treatment of syphilitic adenitis, Tuberculosis, pulmonary, intestinal Uterus, pregnancy after operation for 89 origin of, 48, 299 chronic inversion of, 318 -X rays, protection against, 25; in un- Tuberculosis, spontaneous, in apes, 340 Uterus, pregnant, retroversion of, 180 resolved pneumonia, 270. See atao Tuberculosis, surgical, Marmorek's serum Uterus, torsion of gravid fibroid, 320 Roentgen; Light in, 178 Tuberculosis, treatment of, 296 Z. Tuberculosis, tuberculin in 73, 114 V. ZILGIEN: Powdered cinchona instead of Tuberculous cervical glanas, surgery of, Vagina and os in pregnancy, conglutina- quinine, 28 234 of 293 ZIRM: Transplantation of the cornea, Tuberculous infection, drugs in relation Vaginal cysts, 125, 266 217 to, 309 Vaginal laparotomy, 9 ZOGRAFIDI: Caisson disease, 203

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