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THE jrMiih Mjteica ASaOurnaEA 'T0 E JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

EDITED BY DAWOSN WILLIAMS, M.D., D.SC.(HON.),

ASSISTED BY

CHARLES LOUIS TAYLOR.

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I!,I .I I VOLUME 11, 1909.

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INDEX TO VOLUME II FOR 1909.

Readers in search of a particular sui#ct-will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or more sepay4tb but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Elr'ain and Cerebral ; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Mplatbo; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Epithelloma, Malignant Dibeaet, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; SPonchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria and Sugaf r Light, Roentgen, Radium, X Rays; Status Lymphaticus and Thymus Eye, Ophthafnia and Vision; Bicycle aiid. Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, lntiitution, Society, etc.

A. Aeti-the Truck, 103; and medical attendance, Alcohol question discussed at International 10 Oongress of Medicine, 1289 Abdomen, indications for opening in acute Ae* Tberculosis Prevention (Ireland), 104, Alcohol and the race, 395 cases (W. G. Spencer), 1789 1002, 1648; memorandum from Alcohol in relation to multiple neuritis (Jud- Abdominal operations, care of patients before Government Board in Ireland, 104, son S. Bury), 1025; correspondence on, 1257 and after, 1190 scorrespondence on, 184; question in Alcoholism in women in Hungary, 1824 Abdominal surgery, review of books on, eas~bin ent. 1002 ALEXANDER, FREDEBICK WILLIM: Diabetes 147 Ach Workmen's Compensation, 102, 114, 170, and lecithin, 1108 Abdominal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis 014, 1075. 1261, 1293, 1318, 1426, 1432, 1443, ALEXANDER, SAMUEIL, obituary notice of, 118 Aberbargoed Cottage Hospital, 1824 1502, 1653, 1787, 1829; and traumatic ALExANDBR, THomAs HOOD W soN,appobited Aberdeen, medical inspection of school endicitis, 102; medicalmen and, 170; edu J,P. for county of Elgin, 1615 children in. 907 on, industrial diseases, and (Sir Thomas Aliens and trachoma in London, 293 Aberdeen University. See University Over), 907; reviewof books on, 1075; baker's ALLANj GEORGE A.: Dextrocardi, 1618 Aberystwyth guardians and medicalfesa, 1446 ezema, 1261; statistics for 1908, 1293; the ALLAN, J.: Tuberculosis in children and Abortion, early, and the anatomy of the ovum Eome Secretary on medical examinations,- school inspection, 1716 (B. P. Watson and H. Wade), 1751 1318; and anthrax infection, 1432; com- ALLBUTT, Sir CLIFFORD: A System of Aftti- AJSRAEA, W., on the British Medical Aseooc pulsory operations, 1426, 1443; (Tutton v. cine, rev., 794; angina pectoris, 1122; teach- tion, 1647 Owners of ss. Majestic), 1443; (Marshall v. ing of therapeutics, 1230; medical Lee4t Abscess, oerebral (Cecil Shaw), 81 Orient Steam Navigation Company), 1443; fifty years ago, 1305; Greek medioine in Abscess, mastoid (S. 8. Whillis)A284 effect of a medical referee's report, 1443; Rome, 1449,1515.1598 ABE, IsAAc: Pediatrics, rev., 161 examination by employer's doctor, 1443; Allen and Hanburys' malt extract, composi- Academy, Royal of Medicine in Ireland; 118, at Neweastle, 1497; cerebral haemorrhage, tion of, 1478 1534; annual general meeting, 1376; l i 1502. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION CASEs114, ALLBLVI, G.: La Medicina Sociale, rev., 1160 of Obstetrics, 1534; Wertheim's opeik 1014, 1318, 1502, 1653; lead poisoning and ALLINsoN, Mrs.: " The Present and Future of (Dr. Tweedy), 1534 insanity, 114; compensation claims, 1014; Collegiate Education," 1173 Acathosis nigricans, case of (Robect' 9 WM) the Home Secretary on medical examina- ALLWORTHY, S. W.: Case of cutaneour aetinq- 547; (George St. George), 548; (Gk tions, 1318; eye injury, 1318; "arising out mycosis, 453 Melville), 548; correspondence o416 of the employment," 1318; cerebral haemor- ALPERTONI, Professor: Alimentary' changee Acanthosis nigricans, case of und o e rhage, 1502; incapacity due to former em- in the various social classes, 801 of Norman Walker (reported by ployment, 1653; miner's nystagmus, 1653; Altmann's granules, absence of from cells of McIntosh), 1530 fees- for medical examination, 1787, 1829; malignant new growths (Henry Beckton), Accidents and clubs, 1829 insanity following trauma, 1787 859; discussion, 861 Acoidents, street, 45; Metiropolitin AEAUxs Aoti WorkmeW's Compensation, eye injuries Ambulance Association, St. John, 416; aPp- Board and, 45 in relation to (Freeland Forgus), 874; pointments, 416 AOHAuD, H. J. " The doctor a*; a v us discussion, 876 Ambulance Bill. See Bill philanthropist," 419 Actinomycosis, cutaneous, case of (S. W. All- Ambulance car, colliery, 1576 Aohondroplasia occurring in a, OGh an worthy), 453; discussion, 453 Ambulance lectures, 59 (Gordon Moir), 516 Action, for alleged negligenoe, 421; for Ambulance lectures and voluntary aid detaeh- Achondroplasia, the skeleton in (A. hacis damnages against an Edinburgh Hospital, ments, 1382, 1441, 15&1, 1649,1715 Dixon), 672; discussion, 673 502; for libel (Johnson v. BrixtonFsree Press), Ambulance organization of railway compaslee Aoids, faft*r influence of i'- u^8ulosis 1501; Adams v. Vanity. Fair and others, (J. M. Carvell), 387 (Owen T. Williams and Chai5PL Vt1 h)i 1700,1723. See also Adams Ambulance service for. London (leaditsg. 1120 Action and habit, results of uniformity of article), 486 Acne vulgaris, bacteriology and_-vebbo;d (R. J. Anderson), 688 Amenorrhoea without apparent causg, 432 ment of (Alexander Flemin*J4I3 ADAm, Dr.: A caehd mille fealtagh, 248 America, a personal investigation into We Aot, Notification of Births, 14W ADAM, JAMs: Chronic oedema of the face dietetic theories of (Alexander Bryce), 1665 Act, Childken, 40; and unquai d A40 and mueons membranes, 933 America. See alsO United States Act, Civil Service Superanna ADAMS V. Vanity Fair, 1700; leading article, Americanist Congress. See Congress Act, Dairies and Cowsheds 1700; report of the case, 1723; an appeal, "Ammonium spiricum," 1264 question in Parliament, 230 1761; note on, 1767; Mr. Pomeroy on vaccina- Anaemia, pernicious (Miss Woodward), 1755 Act, the Inebriates, 906; -aine tion, 1783 Anaemia, pernicious, pigmentation in (H. D. Act, the Midwives, 108. 236, 493. ADDIsoN, 0. L.: Congenital enlargement of Rolleston), 1156 1367, 1442, 1446, 1822.; in Salfod, ; in one limb, 1617 Anaemia, splenic (Dr. Cunliffe), 1532 Manchester, 236; annual report, tion Address in medicine (R. W. Philip), 256; lead- Anaemias, severe, "factsII and "theory" ro on, 1261; proposed amend- 4I 167, ing article on, 276 garding the treatment of, 49, 111 1442; (letter from ManchW O tion), Address in obstetrics (Sir John Byers), 301 Anaesthesia, anniversary of the discevety of, 1360; correspondence on hester leading article on, 334 1083, 1370 practitioner), 1442; Chda Fulham Address in surgery (Arthur E. Barker), 263; Anaesthesia, deaths under, 483, 501, 578, 920, medical men and, 1446 leading article on, 278 1198, 1829; spinal, deaths under, 578 Act, the Midwives: Report of Dejrtmental Adenoids-and asthenopia (W. M. Killen), 879; Anaesthesia, local, in dentistry, 1832 Committee, 556, 566, 72 ter*im dc reference, discussion, 880 AnaestheBia in obstetrics, 1165 556; value of ther At. supply of Adiposis dolorosa (Dr. MacMullen), 1753 Anaesthesia, proposed legislation on (leading midwives, 556; r e of medical ADLER, HEINRIcH, death of, 1831 article), 1637; correspondence on, 1714'18t8 men, 556; miscellalsa 'ki-Iment1, 557;- Adrenalin in asthma, 1323 Anaesthesia, review of books on, 989' sunmary of recomm , 557; suDPlY Advertising and health lectures, 1016 Anaesthesisa sdopolamiue a;nd nldftvikW in' and training of la JliW;l remunera- Advertising, medical, 92D (Torrance- Thonson and Dents Cotttrtll), tion of medlical men a ua on abcount Advertising of modical schools, 422 1408 of midwi1Gs, 558; de, tla d#their powers Adv&rtising, professinal', 808, 916, 1011. Anaesthesia, spinal (George Chiebl&. 785; by county coancil, 5. tin of the Afferetts,idep, their fuhetled and distruibU (Dudleay W. Buxton), 786; diScut, 7t Contrl Midwives Ina ees of tion (C. S. Sherrington), 679; disetssiOn, 8'79 Anaesthesia, vein, 810 the Cestral Midwiv 1 ;0Midwives' Africair Entomological Researdh Comain tte Anaesthesia, warning! as to (in Austria), 4963 Ro}ll 568; disc I 559; pri- See Entomological Anaestlietic, gar and-ether as an (EDward vate lying-in hom_tueatury-borf Agglutinins-,.heterologous (W. JameS Wilson'), Phillits), 1407 children,559; ophtkn o tom m, 559; 866 Anaesthetic, the responsibility for the, 1501 Notification of Bi_ stillbirths, AGRAMkONTE: Yellbw fever in Cuba, 1290 Anaesthetics Bill. See Bill 559; inquiries by l Georernment AmMAN, J.: Asthma and diphtheria anti- Anaesthetics, proposed legislation in regald Board into the effedW t *or1dn- of, the toxn'scrum, 1016 to, 113, 242, 128S, 1792 (Frederic W.- Hewitt), Ati, 559; minor 1!-ts of the Aet, Albumen Water, urticaria aftet, 1788 1283 559; conclusion, 518; IdWarticle on, 566; AlcOhol oongress. See Congress Anaesthetics, instruction in for dental correspondence a** 70 Alcohol and housing, 1575; and immunity, students, 177, 352, 1242 Act. the Oath., X aBll 217 Anaesthetics and dentists (SirVictor- Horeley) AcOt, Pubio Health Am mt 1429 Alcohol injections for neuralgia, 1166 1242; corAftodenoeeone-1317 Tisz BRIUS 4. MkDICAL JOURNALI _. INDEX$ [DEC. 25, 190Og.t

Anal tumour. See Tamour'- APPLEBY, FREDERICK H., elected Mayor of AscHOFF, L.: Pathologische Anatomie, rev., Analgesia, lingual, in tab6s'% Newark, 1446 704; Beit-rdge zur pathologiscl'en Anatomie Analgesia, spinal, ellminiation of stovaine APPoNYI, Count ALBERT, honorary degree of und sur allgemesnen Pathologie, rev., 988 after (Arthur E. Barker). 789 Doctor of Medicine confemd upon, 1831 AscuoFF, Professor: Morphology of lipoid Analgesia, spinal, general (Thomas Jonnesco), Apportionment of the five year (leading substances, 801 1396, 1535, 1542 article), 1635 Ascites and its operative treatment (Dr. Ram), Anaphylaxis, discussion on at International Arctic expedition, the Scottish, 176, 229 142 Medical Congress, 799 Are we up to date ? 1782 Ascites, two cases of, due to liver cirrhosis Anastomosis, intestinal (G. H. Edington). 970 Arm, congenital fusion of bones of (Dr. treated by operation (G. Grey Turner), 1226 Anatomy, review of books on, 885, 1287, 1412 Murray), 142 Asepsis in operations, 1163 Ancient Highland Spas, 1421 Armies, health of, 1300 ASHBY, HUGH T.: Case of myatonia, 1153 ANDERSON, A. A.: Uterine cancer, 1677 A-rmour's nutritive elixir of, peptone, compo- Ashby memorial seholarship, 416 ANDERSON, Mrs. E. GARRETT, re-elected sition of, 562 Asiatic seamen (vital statistics), 1430 Mayor of Aldeburgh, 1446 Army, British, 100. 162, 174, 181. 243, 354, AsKANAZY: Teratoid tumours, 991 ANDBRSON, FORD: Poor Law Commission and 422, 475, 491, 503, 560, 570, 578, 635, 813, 906, Aspirin in treatment of recurrent rheumatic the medical profession, 36 921, 1322, 1372, 1377, 1384, 143fl, 1433. 1501, 1570, chorea (G. C. Anderson). 794 ANDERSON, G. C.: Recurrent rheumatic 1584, 1636, 1643, 1646, 1650,1703, 1718, 1764, 1769, Assistant, obligations of, 1732 chorea treated with aspirin, 794 1772,1820. 1823: typhoid carriers In the, 100. Assistant's fees. See Fees ANDERsoN, H. GaRsaE : After-results of 174, 491, 1372, 1813; army diete and tinned Assistants in colliery practices, 1653 operative treatment of haemorrhoids, 1276 meats-report of the Committee on Physio- Association,' American, for Study and Preven- ANDERSON, Captain H. S.. decoration con- logical Effects of Food, Training, and tion of Infant Mortality, 1708 ferred upon, by King of Italy, 1788 Clothing in the Soldier, 162; responsibility Association. Asylum Workers', 165; annual ANDERSON, L. GARRETT: Fasting prisoners for Royal Army Medical Corps (T. F.) Units, meeting, 165 and compulsory feeding, 1099 181; regulations for admission to Roial Association, Belfast Medical Students', 1573; ANDERSON, R. J.: Some features that make Army Medical Corps, 181, 635; Royal Army inaugural meeting, 1573. for* persistence, 686; some results of Medical College. 181; Royal Army Medical Association, British, 563, 1172, 1294; seventy- uniformity of action and habit, 688 Corps (T. F.), Transport to General Hos- ninth annual meeting, 563; President's ad- ANDREW, JAs. G.: Age, Sex, and Comparative pitals, 243. 354; examination for promotion, dress, 563; Blackfoot medical. priesthood Frequency it Disease, rev., 1618 home station, 354; Royal Army Medical (John Maclean), 1172) ; anthropological study ANDREw-BIRD,LAETITIA A.: A doctor's life in Corps: Result of examinations, 422., 503; of the sculptures and paintings found in the East End, 1816 examination for promotion, 503: question in Mexico and Central America (A. C. Breton), Aneurysm, fermoral (A. M. Martin), 1284 Parliament, 491, 1643; limited tenure leave, 1294 Aneurysm, syphilis and (William Osler), 1509 1322; Royal Army Medical Corps (Terri- Association, British Dental, Irish Branch, Aneurysm, aortic, mental symptoms in, 1651 torial), result of recent examinations, 422; annual meeting, 1778 Aneurysms, saccular, of thoracic aorta the Territorials on Salisbury Plain, 570; Association, British Medical. 52, 112, 240, 1589; (Horsley Drummond), 1284 Territorial Force: Candidates' for special' correspondence on, 52,112, 240 Angina pectoris (Sir Cjifford Allbutt), 1122; reserve of medical officers, 578; a portable Association, British Medical, Annual Meeting (Sir Lauder Brunton), 1127; (Alexander field kitchen, 578 ; frozen meat for, 813; and at Belfast, 26, 39. 103, 173, 249. 275, 301, 334, Morison), 1678; discussion, 1128,1678 small-pox, 906; medical organization of the 337, 1181, 1298, 1363, 1487, 1543, 1622, 1638; Angina, pronunciation of, 1128 Territorial Force, 921; reserve of officers, note on, 39, 173; general arrangements, ANGUS, H. BRUNTON: Tabes dorsalis, 1284; R.A.M.C.. 1377; examination for Promotion, 26 routes to Belfast, 26 ; motors, 28; monarticular osteo-arthritis, 1284 R.A.M.C.T., 1384; leave, 1430 ; Officers' Train- entertainments. 28 ; train service and ANGUS, H. F. and Co: New catalogues of ing CorPs, 1433; voluntary aid detaehments, short excursions, 28; railway facilities, microscopes, 1254 1570, 1636 (see also Medical organization); 30; pathological museum, 30; academic Animal experimentation, fruits of, 1487 examination for commissions 1584; -Bir- dress, 103; President's Address, 249, 275 Animal parasites, 60 mingham units of the R.A.M.C. Territorial, leading article on, 275; Address in Medi- Animal poisons (Faust), 991 1646; Territorial Nursing Service, 1650; cine, 256, 276 ; leading article on, 276; Animal wool in medical and surgical work, Territorial Force (vaccination), 1643; Ter- Address in' Surgery, 263, 278; leading article use of pure (Norman Porritt), 1673 ritorial Force (medical officers), 1643, 1718; on, 278; church services, 279; the arrange- Animals, experiments on living, 44,104. See the soldier's kit. report of committee. 1703- ments, 280: presence of the Lord Lieutenant also Vivisection conversazione, 1764; Medical Service, Terri- and Lady Aberdeen, 281; presentation to Mr. Ankle, weak, 1016 torial Force, 1772; Glasgow units of the Sinclair White, 281 ; delegates from Colonial AlAykylostoma duodenale, life-history of (A. T. R.A.M.C. Territorials, 1820; First Southern Branches, 281; foreign guests, 282- the Ozzard), 779; discussion, 780 General Hospital, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1823 Annual Exbibition, 282; medical libraries, Ankylostoma duodenale, the -alleged hietero- Army, British, health of (1908) report, 1769 282; other associations, 283; socisl functions, genesis in (Robert T. Leiper). 1332 Army, British, medical service of the Terri- 283; entertainments, 283 ; annual dinner, 284 ; Ankylostomiasis, report on, 1576 torial Force, 475, 560, 716. 921, 1501; perma- co-option to Central Council, 284; number of Anthrax cases, 491; question in Parliament, nent attachment of transport to medical members present, 284; Address in Obstetrics, 491 units, 1501. See also Medical organization 301; leading article on, 334; Proceedings of Anthrax infection and workmen's compensa- Army, Indian, 102, 230. 292, 354, 414, 577, 637, SRections (8eeAssociation, Sections); the Lord tion, 1432. See al8o Act 735, 825, 921, 1002, 1202, 1245, 1303, 1321, 1372, Lieutenant of Ireland and the Association, Anthropological study of ancient sculptures 1584. 1643,1707; Director-General, I.M.S., 102; 337; a souvenir of the meeting, 338; general and paintings in Mexico and Central questions in Parliament, 230, 292, 414, 1002, notes on the meeting, 338; National Temper- America (A. C. Breton), 1294 1304, 1372, 1643; results of July examination, ance League, 342; Irish Medical Schools' Antidiphtheria serum. See Serum 355; Indian Medical Service, 577, 921,1202, and'Graduates' Association, 343; Publica- Antineurasthin, 1318: summons by Board of 1245, 1303, 1372, 1643; regulations for admis- tion of the Prodeedings of, 1181 Inland Revenue, 1318 sion, 637; Indian Military Service family Assodlation, British Medical, Annual Meeting Antiseptic inhalation, continuous, in treat- pension, 735; note on, 825; military assistant of 1910, 1298, 1363, 1487, 1543,1622, 1638,1714; ment of pulmonary tuberculosis, 1781 surgeons, 1002, 1303,1372,1707:* pay of officers, leading article, 1363; foreign visitors, 1714 Antitoxin serum. See Serum 1202,1584; Medical Collece, Madras (military Association, British'Medical: Annual Repre- Antitryptic index (F. L. Golla), 1058; discus- assistant surgeon). 1245; civil medical de- sentative Meeting, 96, 284, 1256, 1318; leading sion, 1060 partments, 1303, 1372; medical appoint- artice 'on, 96; the meeting at Belfast, 284; Antitryptic index, diagnosis of malignant ments, 1303; station hospital system, 1321; two things done by, 285; correspondence on, disease by means of (Hugh Wansey Bayly), limited service leave, 1322. See also Indian 1256, 1318 1220 Medical Service Association, British Medical: Cape of Good Antituberculosis League in the United States, Army Medical Advisory Board, 1718; appoint- Hope (Western Province) Branch, Presi- 483 ments, 1718 dential Addresses, rev., 554 -Antivaccination declarations, 906. See also Armv and Navy Male Nurses' Co-operation, Association, British Medical: Metropolitan Vaccination 1655 Counties Branch, Chelsea Division, payment .Antivivisection Congress, See Congress ARNOLD, WILBERFORCE J. J.: Alleged per- of medical men called by midwives, 1528 Antivivisectionist processions, 173 sonation, 924 Association, British Medical: Metropolitan .Antivivisectionist's dog, the blind, 171. See ARNOZAN: Leucocytes and absorption and Counties Braneh, Westminster Division, also Vivisection elimination of medicaments, 991 79; blood pressure in man (Sir Lauder Anuria, 1234 ARNY, HENRY V.: Principles of Pharmacy, Brunton), 64,79: discussion, 79 Aorta, treatment of chronic degenerative rev., 1538 Association, British Medical: North of Eng lesions of heart and (Sir James Barr), 61 Arsenical compounds in the treatment of land Branch. 1637: demonstration meetings Aortic systolic murmur, prognosis and treat- syphilis (Major H. C. French), 382 1637 ment (C. W.Lawson), 18 Arsenic in locomotor ataxy (Chas. Wray), 204 Association, British Medical: Oxford and Aortitis, specific (Thomas Beattie), 1284 Art and science, 1490 Reading Branch, Oxford Division, 1799; Aphasia, recent work on (leading article), 714 Arteries, cerebral, intermittent closing of dermatitis exfolativa (Dr. Hebb), 1799; Aphasic child, 1447 (William Russell), 1109, 1580; corre- cow-pox (Dr. Cruikshank). 1799; intestinal Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland, 430. 601, 1197;- pondence on, 1313, 1380, 1499, 1580, 1715 obstruetion caused by intussuseeption (A. P. pass lists and degrees, 430; information Arterio-selerosis (Huchard), 1076; (W. Osler), (Dodds-Parker), 1799; cerebro-spinal fever concerning the study of medicine, 601; ap- 1800 (R. E. Yelf), 1799; arterio-sclerosis (W. pointments, 1197 Artery, ruptured basilar, profuse frothing Osler), 1800 Apothecaries' Society of London, 58, 182, 299, from mouth and nose, 504 Association, British Medical: South Austra 579, 595, 1197, 1321, 1493, 1584,1650; pass lists, Arthritis, transient multiple, apparently due lian Branch, annual meeting, 911 58, 182, 299, 579, 1197, 1321, 1584; information to injection of streptococcus vaccine (Dr. Association, British Medical: Ulster Branch, -concerning the study of medicine, 595 Churton), 142 80; tabes dorsalis treated by Fraenkel's dinner,1493; correspondence on, 1650 Arthritis, rheumatoid (E. I. Spriggs), 1156; methods (Professor Lindsay), 80; salt-free Appendicitis, discussion on at International W. P. Herringham, 1753 diet as a therapeutic -agent (Professor Lind- Medical Congress, 798 Arthritis, rheumatoid, Egypt for, 119 say). 80; unusualease of habit spasm (Pro- Appendicitis, causation of, 1588 Arthritis, rheumatoid, La.Bourbonne and, 431 fessor Lindsay), 80; gastro-jejunostomy (Dr. Appendicitis,fulminating (H. Branson Butle Arthritis, rheumatoid, intestinal putrefaction Thompson), 81; repair of ruptured gastric 1273 and the pulse in, 822 ulcer (Dr. Thomapson), -81; open treatment Appendicitis and helminthiasis, 1243 Arthritis, acute tuberculous (John R. Keith), of hernia in children (Dr. Thompson), 81; Appendicitis, recurring, right oophoritis in 205 fibroids (Alexander Dempsey), 81; cerebral association with modified Graves's disease Arthritis, tuberculous, inoculation treatnment abscess (Cecil Shaw), 81; cases, etc. (Mr (Ernest Stratford), 1281, 1467 of (Maynard Smith), 1046 Fullerton), 81 Appendicitis, traumatic, 102 Arthrotomy of the knee (C. B. Lockwood), 7 Association. British Medical: Yorkshire Appendicostomy, seven cases of, done for ARTEwiE, HUGE, obituary notice of, 1387 Branch, 142, 1675; ascites and its operative various fogms of colitis (Frederick C. ARTHuR, WM. B.: Case of galactorrhoea, 580 treatment (Dr. Ramr), 142; congenital fusion Wallis), 1272 Arylarsonate treatment of syphilis (Colonel of bones of arm (Dr. Murray), 142; transient Appendix and caecum, incision of (W. Greer), F. J. Lambkin), 380; correspondence on, 500, multiple arthritis apparently due to injec- 1746 820 tion of streptococcus vaccine (Dr. Churton), Appendix, cancer of. See Cancer ASCEAFFENBURG, G.: Detention of inebriates, 142; unusual diseases of the heart (T. War- Appendix, hernia of (E. T. Norris), 551 396 drop Griffith), 142; operation for traumatic r Tm Burn= DEC. 25, 1909. INDEX. L iDIAL JOWMAS. 5

meningeal and'cerebralhaemiorrhage (Dr. 'Association of Medical Women, Scottish, Australia, lunacv administration'in (report of 8olly), 143 ;acute intestinal obstruction in a annual meeting, 1572 Eric Sinclair), 1426 child (Dr. Solly), 143; operations for cancer Association, Medico-Psyehological. of Great Australia, 'South, 725; medica.l inspection of of breast (Priestley Leech), 1675;' early Britain and Ireland. 35, 347, 1535; sixty schools in, 725. See alsoSouth diagnosis of tabes (Dr. Eurich), 1675; cases eighth annualmeeting. 35, 347; care and Australia, Western.cinematograph dieplass and specimens, 1675 training of the feeble-minded (Dr' Douglas), in, 101; lunacy in, 817; Government hos- Association, British Medical, the Charter, 1535; photographs of Mongolian idiocy pitals, 1497 180; correspondence on, 180 (Dr. W. Hunter), 1535 Austria, conditions of practice in, 641; malaria Association, British Medical, and the profes- Association of Military Surgeons of the United in, 1289. See also Vienna sion, 1714 States, eighteenth annual meeting, 1300; Autan disinfection, 1428 Association. British Medical, clinical and health of armies. 1300 Aultoinoculation and heterologous inoculation scientific proceedings 79, 142 Association,Nursing, 349; for South Wales, of cancer (M. Haaland), 1471 Association, British Medical : Science Com- 349 Automobile.' See Motor mittee reports, 1120, 1338, 1526; Report Association for Oral. Instrucetion of Deaf and Automobilists, medical, and the Budget, 102. CXVI: Influence'of'the fatty'acids in Dumb, annual meeting, 294 Seeale£o Motor is tuberculosis (Owen T. Williams and Chas. Association, Poor Law Medical Officers', 92, Autoinoculat'o i in pulmonary tuberculo' E. P. Forsyth), 1120;- Report CXVII: 167; annual meeting, 92; leading article on, (Marcus Pate rson),105; discussion, 10566. Further researches into the bacteriology 167 See also Izocul-tion and vaccine-therapy of common colds Association for Prevention of Consumption, Aviation exhiLicion, international, 1190 (C. H. Benham), 1l38; Report CXVIII: the National, exhibition, 1718 ; tenth annual Avulsion of eveball. See Eyeball Some observations on a twenty-four hours' report of Leicester and Leicestershire AXENFELD, THEODOR: Bacteriolcgy of the walking race (F. Cook, E. G. Schleisinger, Branch, 1764 Eye, rev., 148 and A. H. Toeld),'1526; Report CXIX: Association of Public Vaccinators of England Aurieular fibrillation, a common clinical and Wales, 1358; annual meeting, 1358; some condition (Thomas Lewis), 1528 present aspects of vaccination and revacci- Association, British Medical, and its mem- nation (E. W. Hope), 1359; annual dinner, bers, 225 1359 Association, British Medical, President of Association of Registered Medical Women, the South Wales Miners' Federation on, 145, 1410, 1755; post-partum haemorrhage 1647 (Mrs. Scharlieb), 145; puerperal sepsis Association, British Medical, the presidency (Mrs. Scharlieb). 1410; what to do with the B. of. 39 feeble-minded (Mrs. Dickinson Berry), 1755; Asso2iation, British Medical, need of amal- foreign colonies for the feeble-minded (Dr. BAAS, JOHANN HERMANN, death of, 1831 gamation or federation of Poor Law offieers Alice Johnson), 1755; four cases of pernicious Babies home, invalid, 1324 and allied associations with; 239, 296 anaemia (Miss Woodward), 1755 BACH, EDWARD, appointed Prosector of Ana- Associationi. British Medical: The Sections, Association, St. Andrew's Ambulance, 1777 tomy University of Birmingham, 136? 285, 320, 369, 444. 517, 655, 747. 829, 935, 1028. Association, St. John Ambulance. See Bacillus coli asscciated with empyemata., Setion of Anatomy and Physiology: Sum- Ambulance treatment by antitoxin (J.bidney PearFon), mary of proceedings, 285, 320; report of Association, Sanitary Inspectors', annual 78 proceedings, 672. Section of Dermatology meeting, 909 BACK, IvoR: Appendix involuted into caecum, antd Electro-therapeutics: Summary of pro- Association, Scottish Nurses', 231; prelimi- 134' ceedings, 285, 321; report of proceedings, nary meeting, 231 Back-to-back houses. See Houses 444, 542; Sectton of Diseases of Children: Association for Study of Medical History, Bacterial toxins in treatment of sarcoma Summary of proceedings, 286, 322; report of first congress. 1420 (W. B. Coley), 144 uroceedings, 747,1065. Section of Haemato- Association of Women Pharmacists, 1107, Bad Nauheim, children's institute at, 561 logy anzd Vaccine Therapy: Summary of pro- 1244; fifth annual meeting, 1107, 1244: the BAGINSKY, A.: Archiv fir Kinderheilkundle, ceedings, 286, 322; report of proceedings, power of little things (May Thorne), 1244 rev., 1804 528, 1046. Section of Hygiene and Public Asseciation, Women's National Health, 725, BAILEY, F. B.: Textbook of Embrryolegy, rev., Health: Summary of proceedings, 286, 323; 1183; letter from Professor Osler on compul- 884 report of proceedings, 461, 517, 691. Section sory notification of tuberculosis, 725; BAILIE, Dr.: Report on the health of Belfast. of Laryngology, Otology, and Rhinology: autumn executive meeting, 1183 1249 Suummary of proceedings, 287, 324; report of Associations, Rural District iNursing, 296 BAILLIE, MATTHEW, 1634 proceedings, 1130. Section of Medicine: Assuranee. See Insurance BAIN. JOHN: Quinine in syphilis, 120 Summary of proceedings, 287, 325 ; report of AsTEN, W.: Inebriety, 1346 BAINBRIDGE, WILLIAM bSEArAN: Enzyme proceedings, 829, 1122. Section of Navy, Asthma adlrenalin in, 1323 treatment of cancer, 218 Army, and Ambulance: Summary of pro- Asthma. antidiphtheria serum in, 300, 356, 580, BAKER, OSWALD: Biotripsis, 204 ceedings, 288, 325; report of proceedings, 1016, 1204 BAKER, SLADE INNES, obituary notice of, 825 369. Section of Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Asthma, bronchial, vaccine treatment of Baker's eezema. See Eczema.* Summary of proceedings, 288, 326: report of (D. W. Carmalt-Jones), 1049 BAKER-YOUNG, FRED. W. New member of the proceedings, 1028. Section of Ophthalmo- Asthma, calomel in (Cecil B. F. Tivy), 882; saponin-digitalin group of glucosides,541 logy: Summary of proceedings 288. 327; correspondence on, 1264 Balconies, domestic. 573 'eport of proceedings, 873, 973. Section of Asthma, review of books on, 20,1538 BALFOUR, M.S., reports case of lithopaedion Pathology: Summary of proceedings. 289. Asylum,Carmarthen, deadlock at, 1378 removed by operation, 1615 328; report of proceedings, 855. Section of Asylum, Dundee District, information con- BALL, Sir CHARLES B.: The Retfum: its Pharmacology and Therapeutics: Sum- cerning, 616 Ds-eases and Developm7tental Defects, rev.. mary of proceedings, 289, 329; report of Asylum, Glasgow District, Gartloch, annual 1678 proceecdings, 536, 785. Section of Psycho- report, 1309 Ballpessary. SeePessary logical Medicine: Summary of proceedings, Asylum, Royal, Morningside, Edinburgh, 614; BALLANTYNE, J. W.: Rational l)uerperium. 290. 330; report of proceedings, 655. Section information conerning, 614 1751 of Surgery: Summary of proceedings, 290. Asylum service in England, 1588 BALL6: Milk supplies, 1289 351; report of proceedings, 935. Section of Asylum Workers' Association. See Associa- Balneological Society. See Society Tropical Diseases: Summary of proceed- tion BAMPTON, A. H.: Ruppression of uirine, 1671 ings, 291, 332; report of proceedings, 767. Asylums, Birmingham Lunatic, report of Dr. BANKIEBR, ALEX MILNE: Preventive treatwent Sections ofPPathology and Vaccine Therapy: Whitcombe, 318 of puei p3ral eclampsia, 549 Summary of proceedings, 328 Asylums, assistant medical officers of, 1448, Banks memorial lecture. See Lecture Association, British Medical Temperance, 165 1508 BANNERMAN, JAM.ES: Pneumonia migrans in- Association, Brussels Medical Graduates', 221; Asylums Officers' Superannuation Bill. See volving the whole of both lungs, followed by annual meetir g and dinner, 221 Bill empyema, recovery, 201 Association, Canadian Medical, proposed Asylums officers, pensions for (leading article), BARBER, MAURICE C.: Intra-abdominal hae- official journal for, 1694; date of next meet- 406; correspondence on, 821 morrhage associated with labour. 203 ing, 1832 Asylums officers' superannuation, 821 BARBER, P. E.: Placenta praevia centralis, Association of Certifying Factory Surgeons, Athleticism, medical aspects of (W. Tyrrell 1677: ectopic gestation sac, 1677; uiterus annual meeting and dinner, 1480 Brooks), 829; (Clement Dukes), 831; discus- with right tuberculcu3 pyosalpinx, 1677 Association, Cottage Benefit Nursing, 35, 1705, sion, 835 ; (leading article on), 898 Barbers and tinea sycosis, 1646 1708; half-yearly council meeting, 35; State Athletics, school, and boys' races, 890, 898 BARBOURE, J. M.: Ramsay, Isle of Man, 296 registration of nurses, 1705, 1708 ATKINS, S. E.: Cocaine.in parturition, 356 BARDELEBEN, KARL vON: Hand&ouh der Association, Edinburgh and Leith Medical ATKINSON, T. REUELL: Eucalyptus oil, 1656 An-atomie des Menschen, rev., 885. 1412 Practitioners', 1310; annual meeting, 1310 Atrophy, muscular, peroneal type of (J. BARKFR, ARTHUR E.: Address in Surgery, Association, French, for the Advancement of Rutherford Halliday and Arthur J. Whiting), progress in intestinal surgery, 263; elimina- Science, 712 1114 tion of stovaine after spinal analgesia, 789 Association, Head Mistresses', 1233 Attendance, liability for, 114: on son, 114; on Barnato bequest, 413 Association, Irish Medical, 1184 ; an echo of families of medical men, 578, 734, 1320: on BARNES, A. E.: Case of oral sepsis with 1903, 1184 nurses, 1387; on rate-maintained patients, peculiar general symptoms, 740; haemor- Association. Irish Medical Schools' and Gra- 1656 rhage into suprarenals, 1534 duates', 343, 1655; annual summer meeting, Attendance, medical, without fees, 58 BARNES, HENRY: Appreciation of Harrison 343; autumn dinner, 1655 Attendance, medical, and the Truck Act, Mitchell, 183; notes on the medical char- AssociatioD, Lendon Post-Graduate, informa- 103 acter of the writings of St. Luke. 332 tion concerning. 625 Auditory meatus, exostoses of external BARNETT, H. NORMAN: Accidental Injuries to Association of Medical Diplomates of Scot- (George Jackson), 1137 Workmetn, rev., 1075 land and the suggested membership quali- AuERBACH, F.: Autan disinfection, 1428 BARR, Sir JAMES: Treatment of chronic de- fication, 419 Auricle, association of slight abnormalities of generative lesions of heart and aorta, 61; Association of Medical Men Receiving Resi- with certain forms of deafness (Hugh i:. peripheral, circulation and its treatment, dent Patients, 1295; appointment of secre- Jones), 1137 505; haemodynamics, 728; and the Liver- tary, 1295 Auricular fibrillation (Thomas Lewis), 1528 pool Royal Infirmary, 1376 Association, Medical Press: International, 802; Aurora borealis and vivisection, 300 BARR, STODDART: Optic neuritis, 1346 history of the association, 802; the abuse of Auscultation of motor engines, 43 BARR, THOMAS: Non-operative, treatment of articles bY medical authors.802; formation AuSTEN, E. E Illustrationts of Africant Blood- tinnitus, 1130 of a permanqnt bureau, 802; summaries of suckvng Flies otluri- thtan Mosquitos and BARRATT, ALFRET), obituary notice of, 1654 papers in different languages, 802; reports Tsetse-Flies, rev., 886 BARRATT, OGT.FTE0RPE WAKELIN, obituary of national associations, 803; election of AUSTIN. JOHN J.: Midwifery in private prac- notice of, 217 officers, 803; next meeting, 803; medical tice, 1042; life assurance in its relation to BParrow food. See Food authors and editors, 803; proposed black the profession, 1470 BARTE.LD,P.: Dos Lysr,phgefisystcnt, rev., list, 803; uniform medical terrminology, 803; AuSTIN, Major A, F. E.: Some points in the A4lC simultaneous publication in different coun- meebanism of respiration, 918 BARTON, G. A. H A portable oxygen generator tries, 803; close of the meeting, 803 Australasia, conditions of practiee in. 641; and inhaler, 1715 Association of Medical Wcmen. Irish, annual plague in, 1100; cigarelte smoking in Vic- BASHEFORnD, Dr.: Demonstratio)n on cancer in meeting, 1643 toria, 1254 Lau aUI aLilnals, 797 0 J THE BRITISH 1 MEDICALM JOLRNALJ INDEX. [DEC. 25, :1909,

BASEFORD, W. F.; The Istfluence of Heredity Berlin, special correspondence from, 46, 818, Bladder, extirpation of, 1234 Onl Disease, with secial reference to Tutber- 1498; death of Paul Langerbans, 46; the Bladder, Partial resection of for epithelioma culosis, Cancer, and Diseases of the Nervous old folks' home, 46; a model infants' home, (W. F, Cholmeley), 1750 System, rev., 883; caiieer, 1166 47; transfer of the Prussian Medical Minis- Bladder, rhabdomyoma of (S. G. Shattock), Basilar artery. Sec Artery terial Department, 818; proposed women's 1230 BABSENGE, R. Mouth-washes, 1300 hospital offlcered by women, 818; over- BLAIR, G. MACLENNAN: St ychnine poisoning, BASSETT-SMITH, Fleet Surgeon P. W.: Dia- crowding of the profession in Germany, recovery, 17 gnosis of syphilis by some laboratory 818; new medical institutes. 818 ; laboratory BLAIR, Mr. s&fanager, Leeds General Infirm- methods, 377; pathology of the blood in diagnosis of tuberculosis, 1498; cholera in ary), death of, 347 verruga, 783; kala-azar in the Far East, 1614 East Prussia, 1499 BLAKE, Deputy Inspector-General FREDERICK BASTIAN, H. CHARLTON: Kinaesthetic area of Bermondsey, gift to, 1507 WILLIAM. obituary notice of, 1831 the brain, 417, 727 BERNEBIM: Overcrowding and tuberculosis, BLAKE, WILLIAM: The drawings of and BASU, B. D.: Dietetic Treatnent of Diabetes, 1076 visions, 710; correspondence on, 919, 1012, rev., 1073 BERRY, Mrs. DIrCKINSON: What to do with the 1108 BATEMAN, A. GEORGE: A warning, 60; doctor feeble-minded, 1755 BLANCHARD, RAPHUL: L'insecte et linfec- as a vicarious philanthropist, 112; fees for BERRY, G. A.: Address as President of tion, his'oire naturelle et medicale des arthro- medical examination, 1732 Ophthalmological Society of the United podes patlhognes, rev 886 Bath, rejuvenescence of, 157; opening of new Kingdom, 1283 BLAND-SUTTON, J.: Red degeneration of a drinking fountain, 157 BERRY, R. J. A.: Preliminary Communitica- uterine fibroid, 19; Diseases of Women: a Baths, sun, action of, 1300 tiont onl 53 Tasmanian Crantia, 42 of which Handbook for Studentts anzd Practitioners, Baths, thermal, of Nevis, B.W.I. (J. Numa are now recorded for the first time, 1490 rev., 317; hernia of the uterus in men and Rat), 1808 I BESREDKA, Professor: Anaphylaxis, 799 women, 1265 BATTEN, RAYNER W., obituary notice of, 245 BEVERIDGE, W. W. O.: Sansitary Officer's BLAU. ALBERT: Uber die Enstehung unitd estate of, 483 Handbook of Genzeral Hvgiene, rev., 1159 Verbreituna der Tuberkulose itm Weiblichen Battersea and the Brown Dog. See Brown Dog BEVERS, EDMUND C.: Rare varietyof femoral G'enitaltrakte, rev., 317 Battle wounds. See Wounded hernia, 315 BLAYNEY, ALEXANDER: Removal of Gasserian BAUMGARTEN: Mode of infection in tuber- BICEEL, Professor: Pathology of the secretory gangiion, 960 culosis, 990 function of the digestive tract, 801 Blenorrhoea of the lacrymal sac (John Foster), BAuMSTARK: Radio-activity of mineral waters, BIDWELL, LEONARD A.: Gastric surgery, 1616 1670 172 BIER, A.: Anleitensde Vorlesunoen fur den, BLICK, GRAHAM: Notes on diver's paralysis, Bavaria, 70th birthday of Duke Karl Theodor Operations-Kure8s an der Leiche, rev., 84; 1796 of, 564; death of Duke Karl Theodor of, 1638 vein anaesthesia, 810; defensive power of Blindness in Egypt, 1180 BAYLY, HUGH WANSEY: Diagnosis of malig- inflammation, 1422 Blindness, preventable, 398; report of com- nant disease by means of the antitryptic BIGG, G. SHERMAN: Causation of appendicitis, mittee, 398 index, 1220; laboratory methods for dia- 1588 BLONDEL, RAOUL: Muco-membranous entero- gnosis of syphilis, 1752 Bile, vomiting of, after gastro-jejunostomy. colitis, 991 Beattie v. Bryars and Mateer, 421 See Gastro-jejunostomy Blood, carbonmonoxide in (G. A. Buckmaster BEATTIE, THOMAS: Paralysis agitans, 1284; Bill, Anaesthetics, 44; introduction of into and J. A. Gardner), 1532 specific aortitis, 1284 Parliament, 44 Blood in chorea and rheumatism (Charles J. BEAUMONT, W. M.: Oxycephaly, 1468 Bill, Asylum Officers' Superannuation, 1182, Macalister), 514; jelly for examination of, BECK, CARL: Suraical Diseas'es of the B-east 1239, 1302, 1492, 1566 1016 (German translation), rev., 1758 Bill, Local Education Authorities (Medical Blood of consumptives, tubercle bacillus in BECK, M: Bericht iiber die tdtigkeit der zur Treatment), 293, 345; third reading, 293; (A. Middleton Hewat and Halliday G. Suther- erforschuslg der Schiafkrankheit in Jahre second reading in the Lords, 345 land), 1119 1906, 1907. Nach. Ostafrika entsandten Kom- Bill, Daylight Saving, 572 Blood examination in diagnosis of cancer (E. mission, rev., 1350 Bill, the Finance, 418. See also Budget C. Hort), 966 BEC1KER, JONATHAN, and the cure" of cancer, Bill, Health Resorts (Ireland), 813, 1182,1245, Blood pressure, fall of in Bright's disease, 22 1373 120 BECKER, T.: Simulation of weakmindedness, Bill, Housing and Town Planning, 568, 719, Blood pressure in man (Sir 'Lauder .Brunton), 1090 720, 805, 812, 905, 997, 1001, 1092, 1181, 1245, 64; discussion on, 79 BECKETT-OVERY, H.: Reports of the Poor 1296, 1303, 1367, 1371, 1565, 1571; and the Blood, review of book on, 1679 Law Commissioners, 576, 821 medical service (leading article), 568; com- Blood in verruga, pathology of (Fleet Surgeon BECKTON, HENRY: Absence of Altmann's mittee stage, 720; final stage, 8i2; leading P. W. Bassett-Smith), 783 granules from cells of malignant new articles on, 568, 805, 1296, 1565 ; in the House Blood vessel, traumatic rupture of, causing growths, 859 of Lords, 905, 1001, 1092, 1181, 1245, 1303, 1367, intestinal obstruction (Robert Stewart), BEDDOE. JOHN: Home conditions and eye- 1371 1463 sight, 818 Bill, Metropolitan Ambulances, 230, 572, 812; BLUM, VIXTOR: Symptomatologie unid Dia- BEDDOES, T. P.: Poisonous hair dyes, 918 second reading, 230, 812; third reading, 572 gnostikder Uro-geititalent Erkrankung., rev., Bedroom disease, 1428 Bill, Milk and Dairies (Scotland), 292, 345,. 573 148 Beef, chilled, black spots on, 922,1196 Bill, Oaths, 813, 1302, 1642. See also Act BLUMENFELD, FELIX: Spezielle Didtetik Bee stings and rheumatism, 1204 Bill, Superannuation, 572; medical officers' Hygienedes Lungen -und Kehlkopf Schwinld- BEETHAM, F.: Case of acute lupus erythemiia- duties under, 572 sitchtigen, 1491 tosus, 1404 Bill, Tuberculosis Prevention (Ireland), 815 BLYTH, ALEXANDER WYNTER: Foods, their BEGGS, Captain S. T.: Guide to Promotionb B LINGs, B. RICHARDSON: A single suture Composition and Analysis, rev., 1474 for Now-commissioned Officers (Corporal to and ligature spool attachment, 1475 Board of Education and physical exercises Staff-Sergeaslt) and Men of theRoval Army BING, R.: Die Bedleutung der spino-cerebel- for public elementary schools, 569; hospitals Medical Corps, rev., 1413 laren Systeme, rev., 1757 and school children, 715; medical staff of, Beit Memorial Fellowships for medical re- BINNIE, J. F.: Manual of Operative Surgery, 1712 search, 1762 rev., 393 Board, Local Government, letter from BELCHER, C.: Pathology of glycosuria, 300 Binocular fixation, sextomagraph with (J. H. Humanitarian League, re slaughterhouses, Belfast, double tenancies in, 105; abattoir, Tomlinson), 985 405; grants application from Stoke-on-Trent 492, 728; correspondence on, 728; public Binocular vision, diaphragm test for (N. Town Council to include ophthalmia healtb of. 725, 1095, 1249, 1379, 1709; Natural Bishop Harman), 985,1468 neonatorum among its notifiable diseases, History Society, 1096 BINOT, JEAN, death of, 1649 564; flies as carriers of infection, 1180; report Belfast Medical School: A survey of the state Biotripsis (Oswald Baker), 204 on a rat from Professor Klein, 1418 of medical education; necessary reforms BIRCH, Colonel DE BURGH, C.B. conferred Board, Local Government, in Ireland. 104, and the Queen's University of Belfast (Sir upon, 40 1003, 1648; memorandum re Tuberculosis William Whitla), 249 BIRD, FRED. D.: Operations for liver and Prevention (Ireland) Act. 104, 1648; annual Belfast Medical Students' Association. See lung hydatids, 958 report, 1003 Association Birmingham. speeial correspondence from, 46, Board, Local Government, for Scotland, 105, Belfast, meeting of the Association at. See 109, 547, 1252, 1377, 1432, 1573, 1646, 1712 1823; 1572; fourteenth annual report, pauperism Association, British Medical care of the mentally defective, 46: Hospital in Scotland, 105; infectious diseases, 1572 Belfast, Queen's University. See University Saturday Fund, 109, 348, 1252?; ophthalmia Board, Metropolitan Asylumis, 45, 293, 712, Belgium, conditions of practice in, 641 neonatorum, 347; health of Birmingham, 348, 1190; and street accidents, 45; and vaccina- BELILIOS, DAVID A. Part-time medical 1453; Birmingham lunatic asylums, 348; tion, 293; lectures on public health, 712 ; and officers of health, 1828 Reserve of Officers R.A.M.C., 1377; Midland assistant medical officers in infectious hos- BELL, BLAI: Uterus didelphys, 19; the MedicalSociety, 1378 ;'Hospital Sunday, 1432, pitals, 1190 pituitary body, 1409; the pituitary body and 1823; health lecture, 1432; adulteration of Board, Central Midwives, 490, 1572; Privy the therapeutic value of the infundibular food, 1432; Huxley lecture, 1573; compli- Council approves of rules, 490; regulations extract in shock, uterine atony, and intes- mentary dinner to Professor Robinson, 1574; of, 1572; remuneration of medical men tinal paresis, 1609 spread of tuberculosis by indiscriminate summoned by midwives, 1572 Belladonna liniment, effects of, 921 spitting, 1574; Royal Army Medical Corps, Board of Trade test for colour blindness, 104, Belladonna poisoning by the application of a Territorial Force. 1646; health visitors, 1712; 174 plaster (Albert Bowhay), 1282 First Southern General Hospital R.A.M.C. Boards of Guardians, 163, 181, 717, 723, 1005, Belmullet Dispensary. See Dispensary (T.F.). 1823 1711,1821; and the medical service, 163; and BENHAM, C. H.: Bacteriology of common Birmingham, report of M.O.H., 735 medical officers, 181; and operations, 717 ; of colds, 534, 1338; note on, 1488 Birmingham University. See University Salford, and the medical profession, 723, BENINGTON, ROBERT. CREWD80N, obituary Birthday honours, 39, 1446 10C5; of Manchester, and the Poor Law notice of, 1445 Birth-rate, cause of the declining, 1441; Bishop Commission, 1711, 1774 (see also Hope Hos- BENNETT, VICTORIA E. M.: Lectures to Prac- of Ripon on, 1646 s-ital); of Rathdown and Dr. Eccles, 1778- 1821 tising Mlidwives, rev., 395 Births, notification of at St. Helens, 1376 BODDAERT, A., death of, 1015 BENSLEY, Lieutenant-Colonel CHARLEs EG- Biscuits with protein, 1232 Body, soul, and spirit (Archbishop of Canter- BERT WIMIOND, obituary notice of, 1787 BIsHoP, E. STANMORE: Whitehead's operation bury at National Hospital for Paralysis), Bequests to hospitals and medical charities, for haemorrhoids, 1275 1366 7, 15, 47, 80, 95, 157, 165, 350, 368, 441, 503, 767, BISHOP, HENRY DRAPER: June sunshine in BODY, THOMAS M.: Squamous-celled epithelio- 928, 930, 1183, 1282, 1418, 1507 Guernsey, 248 mata, 1072 BERESFORD,R. DE LA POER, elected Mayor BIss,HUBERT ELWYN JONES, obituary notice BOELTER, W.R.: Household Pests and Houtse- of Oswestry, 1446 of, 1015 holdRemedies, rev., 1160 BERGMANN, ERNST VON, issue of volume in Black Death, review of Abbct Gasquet's book Boils, treatment of, 924, 1108 honour of 70th birthday of, 811 on, 1348; correspondence on, 1500, 1580 BOLAM,R. A.: Naevus unius lateris, 1285 Bei-bei,uncured rice as a cause of (W. BLACK, GEORGE, appointed J.P. for county of BOLLAY, MAX: Sanatorium treatment and Gilmore Ellis), 935 Banff, 1831 insurance against tuberculosis, 718 Beri-ber, at Newcastle. 1497 Black spots on chilled beef, 922,1196 BOLLINGER, OTTO V., obituary notice of, 579 BERKELEY, ComNms: Handbook for Midwives Blackfoot Medical Priesthood (John Maclean), BOLTON, JOS. S.: Old tuberculous sinus, 736 and Maternity Nurses, rev., 395; Leuco- 1172 Bombay, malaria in, 104; bacteriological plakic vulvitis and its relation to kraurosis BLACKWELL, THOS. C.: Meningocele presenta- laboratory. 913; health of, 913; infant mor- vulvae and carcinoma vulvae, 1739 tion, 1282 tality in, 1189 [ THE Bi&ms II DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX. MEZDICAL JOURNAL 7 a Bombay, observations on tubercle in (R. Row), British Columbia, conditions of practice in, BU RTON-FANNING, F. W.: The Open-air- Trkat- 1333 640 mtent of PulmontarV Tuberculosis, rev., 270 Bombay Medical Congress. See Congress British Dental Association. See lssociation Bu-RY, JUDSON S.: Alcohol in relation to mul- Bombay University. See University British East Africa, plague in, 1100 tiple neuritis, 1025 BONDET, Dr., death of, 354 British HeallthReview, 1483 BUSCH, MAX: Ultimate results of surgical Bonesetter, a blameless. 488 British Medical Association. See Association treatment for gastric ulcer, 1178 Bonesetters, medical officers to clubs and,297, British Medical Benevolent Fund. See Fund Business of a Division, 1320 422 British Medical Benevolent Fund Guild. See BUSTEED, J. H.: Acute myelitis following Bonesetters' cure, 1568 Fund measles, 1153 BONNEY, VICTOR: Leuoplakic vulvitis ancl BRITISEH MEDICAL JOURNAL, 1589 BUTCHER, F.: Old tuberculous sinus, 736; its relation to kraurosis vulvae and BRITTO, ALEREDO THOME DE, death of, 183 weak ankle, 1016 carcinoma vulvae, 1739 BROADBENT, JOHN F. H.: The crescendo BUTLER, A.GRAPAHAMi: Complement fixation, Book-oath, 1764 murmur of mitral stenosis, 821.1317 1019 Books, disinfection of. 226 BROADBENT, M. E.: Life of Sir William BUTLER, G. H., Chief Secretary of New Tas- BOOT1I, Mrs. BRAWELL: Alcohol and home Broadbent, rev., 1285 manian Cabinet, 47 life, 319 BROADBENT, WALTER: Intermittent closing BUTLEPR, H. BRANSON: Fulminating appendi- BOOTH-CLARKSON,J.: "The doctoras a vicarious of cerebral arteries, 1380 citis, 1273 philanthropist," 419; medical school in- BROCKiBANK, E. M.: The crescendo murmur of BUTLIN, H. T., elected President RoyalCollege augural addresses,1010 mitral stenosis, 509. 1259, 1579 of Surgeons, England, 226: appreciation of BORDET, Professor: Mode of action of immu- BRODIER,HENRI: Maladies des veines et des Radcliffe Crocker. 731: appreciation of Sir nizing substance, 800; the microbe of lymphatiques, rev,, 1473 Thomas Smith, 1102 whooping-cough, 1062 BRODRIBB, ARTHUR W.: Hydatid disease: re- BUTTAR, CHAs.: Fasting prisoners and com- Borriosleigh, enteric fever at, 233 currence: external rupture;, recovery, 203 pulsorv feeding, 1192 BORROWMAN, PHILIP G.: Intra-abdominal Bronchial asthma. See Asthma Butter milk, 923 haemorrhage associated with labour, 431; Bronchial spirochaetosis (Aldo Castellani), 782 BUXTON. DUDLEY, appointed to Chair of attendance on the families of medical men, BROOKS, W. TYRRELL: Medical aspects of Anaesthetics at Royal Dental Hospital of 734 athleticism, 829 London, 333: spinal anaesthesia, 785 BOSANQUET, Mrs.: Memorandum re Poor Law BROOm, J.: Treatment of ingrowing toenail, BYERS, Sir JOHN W.: Address in Obstetrics; Commission report, 32 356 Present position and future developments of Boston, U.S.A., new milk regulations in, 437; BROUGHTON, Lord:Recollections of a Long obstetric medicine, 301; re-elected President ether day in, 1370 Life. The Duchess of Devonshire and the of Belfast Natural History and Philosophi- BOnUMANN: Experimental phonesis, 1289 doctor's fee, 891 cal society, 993, 1096;" The Ulster Dialect," BOUQUET, I.: L'Evolution7 ypsychique de BROWN, CRUM: Presentation of portrait to, 1517 lenfant, rev., 1286 1495 BYGOTT, A.: Poor Law Report and the Sani- BOURGET: Serum therapy, 991 BROWN, CUNNINGHAM: An invalid chair, 1414 tary Medical Service, 1383 BOURNE, G. C.: An Introduction to the Study BROWN, E. VIPONT: "The doctoras a vicarious Bynin, composition of, 1478 of the Comparative Anatomy of Animals, philanthropist," 178; report of the Poor Law BYRDE, Mrs.: Invalid Cookery: A Handbook rev., 1287 Commission, 239 of Cookeryfor the Sickroom, rev., 554 BOWER, E. DYEs, nominated to serve as BROWN, H. REYNOLDS: The profession and sheriff of Gloucester, 1507 the State, 1439 BowHAY, ALBERT: Case of belladonna poison- BROWN, JOHN: Medical emergency service, 51; ing by the application of a plaster, 1282 need of amalgamation or federation of Poor BOYCE, Sir RUBERT: Health progress in the Law Officers and alLied associations with the West Indies, 112; appreciation of Sir Alfred British Medical Association, 239 Jones, 1770; Mosquito or Man? The Con- BROWN, W. CARNEGIE: Feeding and treatment quest of the Trocpics, rev., 1802 of children in the tropics, 770 BoYD, GEORGE: Exhumation after five cen- BROWN, WILLIM: Obituary notice of, 579 turies, 1258 Brown Dog and Battersea Borough Council, BOYsEN, J.: Ueber die Strukter und die Pathio- 1718 genese der Gallensteine, rev., 1288 Browne'sReligio Medici andDigby's Observa- Boys' races and school athletics. See School tions, rev., 1681 C. Bradford, education medical offlcer's report, BROWNE, WALTER: Introductory remarks as 175; municipal sanatorium, 573; Fever Hos- president of the Section of Ophthalmology, Caecum and appendix, inversion of (W. pital extension, 573; proposed new infirmary 873 Greer), 1746 for, 573; Bradford hospitals,appeal, 1251, BRucE. ALEXANDER: Fracture dislocation of Caehd mille fealtagh, 248 1377; St. Luke's Day service, 1252 vertebra, 1408 CAIE,W. J.: The Association, 52 BRADFORD, J. ROSE, reappointed member of BRUCE, JOHN MITCHELL, appointed to con- Cairo, hospital for skin and venereal diseases the Army Medical Advisory Board, 1718 sulting staff of King Edward VII Sanatorium, established in, 1670 Bradshaw lecture. See Lecture 292 Caisson disease. See Compressed Air Brain, function of the so-called motor area of BRUCE, WILLIAM: The Postmaster-General Calcium permanganate in gastritis and en- (Sir Victor Horsley), 125, 577; leading article and the medicalprofession, 239. 351; clinical teritis (G. Arbour Stephens), 1674 on, 166; correspondence on, 417, 501, 577, 727 teaching,913 Calculi in Meckel's diverticulum (James Brain, kinaesthetic area of, 417, 501, 577, 727 BRUNTON, Sir LAUDER: Blood pressure in Sherren), 1156 Brain structures concerned in vision and the man, 64; angina pectoris, 1127; inter- Calculi, ureteral, radiography and, 228, 489 visual field (F. Richardson Cross), 1733 mittent closing of cerebral arteries, 1313 Calculi,-vesical (A. Pearce Gould), 1470 Brain, surgery of, 1164 Brussels Medical Graduates' Association. See Calcutta, cholera deaths in, 414, 574, 813, 1253 BRAMWELL. BYROM: Clinical Studies: A Association Calf lymph. See Lymph Quarterly,Journal of Clinical Medicinie, rev., Brusson Jeunediabetic bread, 19 CALMETTE, A.: Early diagnosis of tuber- 1414 BRYCE, ALEXANDER: Flies and milk, 60; a culosis, 528 BRANCH, CHRISTIAN WILLIA, obituary notice personal investigation into the dietetic Calomel in asthma (Cecil B. F. Tivy), 882; of, 427 theories of America, 1665 correspondence on, 1264 BRAND. A. T.: Fees for medical examinations, BRYCE, THOMAS H., appointed to the Chair of CALWELL, WILLIAM: Introductory remarks as 1653, 1787 Anatomy at Glasgow, 724; introductory President of Section of Dermatology and BRANDER, Dr., Sixth Order of the Sacred address, 1308 Electro-therapeutics, 444; case of adenoma Treasure of Japan conferred upon, 550 Brynamman, house famine in, 1576 sebaceum, 461; case of pityriasis rubra BRANDER, TEHOMAS, appointed J.P. for county BRYSON, Major. compiles the Indian Lunacy filaris, 461; case of erythrodermia with of Elgin, 1615 Manual for Medical Officers: A Sutmmary of lymphocytosis, 461 BRANDT, G. H.: Vernet-les-Bains, Pyren6es the Lunacy Acts and Rules regulating the Cambridge Natural History, rev., 474 Orientales, 475 Admission into, Detention in, and Discharge Cambridge Scientific Instrument CompanY, BRANSON, G. J.: The Representative Meeting, from Government Lunatic Asylums of Pri- 1173 1318 vate and Public Patients, rev., 271 Cambridge University. See University BRANTEWAITE, R. WELSH: Detention of in- BUBNOFP, S. F., death of, 1722 CAMERON, Sir C., reappointed member bf ebriates, 296i BuCHANAN, R. J. M.: Cytological methods, Army Medical Advisory Board, 1718 BRAUNBERGER, MARCEL; W.orkmen's com- 1754 CAMERON, JAMES: Efflorescence of urea in pensation in France, 809 BucHANAN, R. M.: Latent infections by the uraerlia, 1614 Bread, Breasson Jeune diabetic, 19 diphtheria bacillus, 619; The Blood in CAMERON, MAY LOVETT: Old Etruria and Bread, diabetic, palatable, 431 Health and Disease, rev., 1679 Modern Tuscany, 891 Bread, wholemeal and white, comparative BUCEMASTEB, G. A.: Carbon monoxide in CAMERON, MURDOCH: Dystoeia due to ventri- value of, 1388 blood. 1532 fixation of uterus, 1036 Breast cancer. See Cancer Budapest: Alcoholism in women, 1824; doctors CAMPBELL, A. SYDNEY: Severe eclampsia' in Breathing, deep, information on, 1447 and sick clubs, 1825 early pregnancy, 1466 BiRENL, ANTON, appointed Director of School Buddhist stupa found near Peshawar, 767 CAMPBELL, JOEN: Sepsis in midwifery prac- of Tropical medicine in Western Australia, Budget, the, 102; medical automobilists and, tice, 1284 405 102. See also Bill, the Finance CAMPBELL, R. N., Companionship of the BRxNNING, M.: Der Schiffsartz. Leitfaden BUIST, R. COCHRANE: Medical inspection of Order of the Indian Empire conferred upon, filr Aertze und Kandidaten der Medizin, schools in Scotland, 52 40. rev., 208 Bulgaria, condition of practice in, 641; csyn- Canada, conditions of practice in, 640; Bovine BRETON, A. C.: Anthropological study of paign against malaria to be organized, 1189 Tuberculosis Commission in, 1254 ancient sculptures and paintings in Mexico Bulgarian sour milk with various medica- Canadian Medical Association. See Assoeia- and Central America, 1294 ments, 1232 tion BREYNER, THOMAS DE,MELLO, appointed Bulldog. See Dog Canary Islands, cheap trips to, 1652 Honorary Commander Royal Victorian B'URD, C. P.: Colour blindness, 1717 Cancer of appendix, two cases of primary Order, 1587 BURDETT,Sir HENRY: lHow to Become a Nurse, (David M. G(reig), 1228 BRIDGWATER, THOMAS, death of, 719; obituary rev., 1539 Cancer, autoinoculation and heterologous notice of, 823, 923 Burmah, deficiencies of the medical depart- inoculation of (M. Haaland), 1471 BRIGGS, H.: Removal of pyosalpinx, 1677 ment, 574, Cancer, biological phenomena in connexion Bright's disease, fall of blood pressure in, BURNET, ETIENNE: The Campaign against with, 892 120 Microbes, 705 Cancer of the breast, 919, 1011, 1675; opera- Brilliant illumination. See Illumination BuRNET, JAMES: The Pocket Prescriber, rev., tions for (Priestley Leech), 1675 Bristol, special correspondence from, 910, 85 Cancer of the breast, serratus magnus infec- 1186, 1434; Handel Cossham Memorial Hos- BURNS, JOHN: Tuberculosis a bedroom dis- tion in (T. Bonhdte Henderson), 1221 pital, 910; medical inspection of schools in, ease, 1428 Cancer, causation of (Aspinall Marsden), 119; 1186; public health in 1908,1434 Burroughs and Wellcome's exhibit receives (Dr. Gilchrist), 248 Bristol University. See University highest award at BombayMedical Congress, Cancer cells, the properties of, 571 BRIsTOWE, HUBERT C.: Poor Law report and 300 Cancer of cervix (A. J. Wallace), 1229 the sanitary medical service, 1099 BURT, J. BARNES: Etiology of Heberden's "Cancer cure," the story of a, and its moral British Association. See Association nodes, 1754 (Jonathan Becker), 22 Tzz Bmum 8 MZDZCAL JOV=AL I INDEX. LDEC. 25, IP90' =- Cancer, diagnosis of by examination of the CARVELL. J. M.: Existing ambulance organiza- Chorea, recurrent rheumatic, treated with blood (E. C. Hort), 966 tion of the home railway companies, 387 aspirin (G. C. Anderson), 794 Cancer, dissemination of (J. A. Murray), Case for diagnosis, 1323 Chorion-epithelioma (J. S. Fairburn), 19. See 1471 Casein, 1203 also Cancer Cancer,ensyme treatment of (William Seaman CASPER: Nephritis, 1234 Choroid, sarcoma of (James Hinshelwood), Bainbridge), 218 CA8TA&EDA, MICHAEL, obituary notice of, 1506 978; discussion, 978 Cancer. etiology and pathology of (E. F. CASTELLANI, ALDO: Etiology and pathologv of Christian Science, 42, 119, 712, 825,1241,1324, Bashford), 1166 "endemic f uniculitis," 780; bronchial spiro- 1352.1366,1382,1588; medical testimony as Cancer, fleas and, 1263, 1324 chaetosis, 782 to (Walter Wilding), 42; (Frederick Dixon), Cancer, fulguration in, 717, 1174; (leading Castleford dispute revived, 1444 119; in recent census of religious bodies in article), 1174 Castlerea Union, 816 United States, 72i per cent. of Christian Cancer, gastric, partial gastrectomy for (H. Cataract extraction. results of, 1d00 scientists are found to be of the female sex, Betham Robinson), 654 Cataract pedigrees (N. Bishop Harman), 143 712; treatment (inquest at Worthing), 825; Cancer, histogenesis of (Raymond Tripier), Catgut, formalin iodine (F. J. Steward), 932; and spiritual healing, 1241, 1324, 1382; the 991 correspondence on, 1314 mind as a therapeutic agent, 1352, 1366; and Cancer of larynx, discussed at International Catgut in surgery, uses of (C. Yelverton suggestion (Frederick Dixon), 1588. See Vongress of Medicine, 1289 Pearson), 1792 also Faith Healing. Cancer, mammary. See Cancer of breast Catheterization and operation in enlarged CHRISTOPHE V., King, and his doctors, 404 Cancer, medicine or surgery in early cases of prostate (Herbert T. Herring), 136 CHURCH, Sir WILLIAM: The Influence of (Skene Keith), 140 Catheters, paraffin as a lubricant for. 300 Heredity on Disease, with special reference Cancer in New Zealand (P. W. Hislop and Catholic University Medical School (Ireland), to Tuberculosis, Cancer. and Diseases of the P. Clennell Fenwick), 1222 617, 1249; information concerning, 617; meet- Nervous System. rev., 883 Cancer, origin of, 1441, 1715 ing of past and present students, 1249 CHURCEWARD, ALBERT: Hermaphroditi8m, Cancer, poisons of, 1488 Cattle fairs and tuberculosis in Ireland, con- 421 Cancer of pylorus (J. Lorrain Smith), 861 nexion between (J. Darlev Wynne), 527 CHURTON, Dr.: Transient multiple arthritis Cancer, is radium a cure for? (Louis Wick- Cattle. tuberculosis in. See Tuberculosis due to injection of streptococcus vaccine, ham), 1748 CAZALIS, HENRY, death of, 183; note on, 215 142 Cancer research, 241, 418, 5C0, 577, 797, 1712, CELEBRINI: Malaria in Austria, 1289 CHYZER, KORNEL, death of, 1202 1711; correspondence on, 241, 418, 500, 577; Celluloid, dangers of, 1006 Cicatricial stenosis. See Stenosis demonstration by Dr. Bashford, 797; an Cerebellum. gumma of (E. Cooper and W. H. Cigarette smoking in Australasia, 1254 investigation by' in vitro" methods (Hugh Edgar), 793 Cinematograph displays in WesternAustralia, C. Ross and Charles Macalister), 1212; at Cerebellum, surgery of, 1164 101 the Manchester Royal Infirmary, 1711 Cerebral abscess. See Abscess Cinematograph and ultra-microscope, com. Cancer Research Fund. See Fund Cerebral arteries. See Arteries bination of, 1498 Catncer Research Fund, the Imperial, 151; Cerebro-spinal fever. See Fever Circulation, peripheral, treatment of (Sir annual meeting, 151: annual report, 151 Certificates in lunacy. See Lunacy James Barr), 505 Cancer, review of books on, 703 Cervical rib. See Rib Cirrhosis of liver causing ascites treated by Cancer and tenantship, 355 Cervical pleura. See Pleura operation (G. Grey Turner), 1226 Cancer of throa%t (Robert Henry Scanes- Cervical vertebra. See Vertebra Cirrhosis of liverin a girlof 9(Robert Hutchiu- Spicer), 1149 Cervix, cancer of. See Cancer son), 1617 Cancer of uterus complicating pregnancy Cervix uteri, relation between the time of Civil Service candidates, vaccination, 572 (Cuthbert Lockyer), 1044; discussion, 1046; rupture of the fetal membranes and lacera- Civic Service Superannuation Act, 1232. See treatment of (A. R. Anderson), 1677 tions of (Stanley Colyer), 1455 also Act Cancer of vulva, relation of leucoplakic vulvitis CHAMBERS. HELEN: Pathology of innocent CLAMPETT, REGINALD W. T.: Secret remedies, to (Comyns Berkeley and Victor Bonney), goitre, 855 1501 1739 Channel Islands, especially in winter and CLAPTON, EDWARD, obituary notice of, 1200; Cancer, x-ray (C. W. Rowntree), 862. See also spring, 1695 estate of, 1446 Malignant, New growth CTAPMAN, HENRY C., death of, 1202 CLARK, H. GORDON: Fasting prisoners and Cancrum oris: recovery with slight disfigura- Charges for medicines at hospitals. See Hos- compulsory feeding, 1191 tion (reported by Charles McNeil), 1154 pitals CLARK, JOHN G.: Textbook of Gynaecological CANDLER, J. P.: Wassermann reaction in Charities, London, Fry's Royal Guide to, rev., Diagnosis, rev.. 318 general paralysis of the insane, 198 1805 CLARK, R. VEITcH: Latent infections by the CATILIE, JAISEs: Treatment of chronic dysen- Charity Organization Society. See Society diphtheria bacillus, 524 tery, with special reference to surgical Charitv and the Poor Law in Scotland, 1639. CLARKE, A. B.: Fleas and cancer, 1324 treatment, 774 See also Poor Law CLARKE, CHARLES H.: Meat mincer. 431 Canvassing for appointments, 826 CHARLES, Dr.: Case of kala-azar. 1469 CLARKE, HENRY: Studies in Tuberculosis, Cape Colony, conditions of practice in, 641; CHARTERIs. F. J.: Effect on the leucocyte rev., 1412 lunacy in, 912 count produced by thiosinamine injections, CLARKE, J. MICHELL: Syringomyelia (sacro- Caput gallinaginis. See Colliculus seminalis 541 lumbar type) occurring in a brother and Caravan, through Wessex in a, 215 CHAZARAIN-VETZEL: Method of action of sister, 737 Carbolic injections in tetanus, recovery (E. lactic ferments, 1498 CLAYTON, Fleet'Surgeon F. H. A.: Seven-day Margaret Phillips), 1669 Chest diseases, review of books on, 270 fever of Eastern porte, 1801 Carbon monoxide in blood (G. A. Buckmaster CHEYNE, Sir WATSON. appointed Consulting CLAYTON, R. H.: The effects of the smoke and J. A. Gardner), 1532 Surgeon to Central London Throat and Ear nuisance, 1496 Carbon monoxide poisoDing, 1302,1707 Hospital, 1587 CLAYTON-GREENE. W. H.: Pye's Surgical Carbon tetrachloride, dry shampooing by, 243, CHICHESTER, ED.: Rupture of botb quadriceps Handicraft: a Manual of Surgical Manipu- 491, 555, 1303; question in Parliament, 491, extensor cruris tendons, 1343; large rapidly lations, Minor Surgery, and other Matters 1303; charge of manslaughter, 555 growing fibromyoma of uterus; hysterec- Connected with the Work of House-Surgeons Carcinoma. See Cancer tomy: recovery, 1798 and Surgical Dressers, rev., 393 Cardiac disease, reflexes in (J. S. McKendrick), Chicken-pox, inoculation for (Donald Small- CLEBORNE, Rear - Admiral CHRISTOPHER 1346 peice), 268; (James C. Hoyle), 431 JAMEs, death of, 1654 Cardiac strain, a natural experiment in (Clive CEHENE, GEORGE: Spinal anaesthesia, 785 CLELAND, JOHN, presentation to, 45; vale- Rivere), 838; correspondence on, 1440, 1579, CHIENE, Professor: Edinburgh Royal In- dictory address by, 231; recognition of, 901, 1718. See alo8 Heart firmary and the retirement of, 1308 1776 Cardiff, Health Committee, 1004; meat inspec- Child, the drinking, 352 CLEMENGE.R, F. J.: Diagnosis of syphilis by tion at, 1188 Child Study Society. See Society eome laboratory methods, 575 Cardiff Infirmary. See Infirmary CHILDE, C. P.: Operative Nursing and Tech- CLIBBORN, WILLIM, 1262 Cardiff Medical School. See University of nique: A Book for Nurses, Dressers, House-. Climate of North Cornwall, 300 Wales Surgeons, etc., rev., 1474 Clinical teaching, 808, 819, 913,1011,1099, 1193, CARRY, CONRAD DE L.: Case of so-called Childhood, study of, 1570 1258, 1384; correspondence on, 819, 913, 1011, delayed chloroform poisoning, 745 Children Act. See Act 1099, 1193, 1258, 1384 CARITo. DIOtrEDE: Neurasthenia and modern Children, feeble-minded. See Feeble-minded Clinical teaching in America, the beginnings life. 97 Children, functional neuroses of (J. A. Coutts), of, 1235 CA.aEs: Leucocytes and absorption and 747; discussion. 750 CLIPPINGDALE,S. D.: Touchingfor the King's elimination of medicaments, 991 Children. tuberculosis in. See Tuberculosis evil. 504 CAi.Ess, ALBERT: Removalof both maxillae, Children's diseases, review of books on, 145, Clothing, disinfection of, 1387,1582 1156 472, 1618 CLOWEs, H. A.: Antidiphtheria serum in CABLING, E. RocK (editor), Westminster Hos- Children's homes, diets for, 555 asthma, 356 ,pital Reports, rev, 1351 China, frozen meat from, 491; plague in, 1100; Club-foot, treatment of (Robert Jones), 1065; CARMALT-JONES, D. W.: Inoculation treat- motherhood in, 1816 discussion, 1067 ment of tuberculosis, 531; treatment of Chinaman, achondroplasia occurring in a Club practice and the Poor Law reports, 1193, bronchial asthma by a vaccine, 1049 (Gordon Moir), 516 1313. See also Poor Law CARMICHAEL, E. SCOTT: Voeumococcal peri- CHINERY, EDWARD F., elected Mayor of Lym- Clubs, medical officers to and bonesetters, tonitis, a study of twenty cases, 756 ington, 1446 297, 422 Carnabyn, composition of, 562 Chinese )ork, 572, 722, 897, 1182 CLUTTON,. HENRY HUGH, death. of, 1429 CARNOT: Biblioth4que de therapeutique, rev., Chloroform anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia obituary notice of, 1504 989 Chloroform, importation of, 44 Coal smoke in West Ham, 813 Carnrick's liquid peptonoids, composition of, Chlorotorun poisoning, delayed, death from, COBBETT., L.: Portals of entry of tubercle 562 483, 579; case of (Conrad De L. Carey), 745; bacilli into the body, 867 CARNWATH, THOMAS: Experiments on the (Dr. Jacob), 1677 Coca-bynin, composition of, 562 quarantine of shellfish from polluted areas, Chloroform syncope, heart massage in (Vivian Cocaine in parturition, 356, 431 695 Orr), 1471 Cocaine, substitutes for. 120 CARPENTER, Dr.: Sclerodermia with sclero- Chlorosis, treatment of (Charles H, Melland), Cod-liver oil with diamalt, 1160 dactyly, 1470; compression of the trachea by 1668 COHN, ALFRED E.: Origin of the presystolie the enlarged thymus, 1617 Cholecystotoinv, instruments for, 208 murmur, 1153 CABPENTER, GEORGE: Congenital heart Cholera in Holland, 571, 719; in Russia. 897; in COHN, LEO: The sequelae of meningitis, 903 affections, 1110 Prussia, 1498 COEHN, M.: Medical inspection of school CARR, WALTER: Pneumococcal infection. Choler& deaths in Calcutta, 414, 574, 813, 1253 children in Germany, 94 1347 Cholesterol (J. A. Gardner and G. W. Ellis), COHN, TOBY: Die palpablen Gebilde des Carriage, an invalid, 1414 1533 normalen menschlichent Korpers und deren Carrier problem (leading article), 1813. See CHOLMELEY. W. F.: Partial resection of methodische Palpation, rev., 885 also Typhoid bladder for epithelioma, 1750 Cold spots and tactical sensation, 432 CARRUTHERS, V. T.: A simple method of Chondro-cranium of the trout with reference Colds, common, bacteriology of (C. H. Ben- counting leucocytes, 1749 to tbj brain and cranial nerves (N. C. ham), 534, 1338; discussion, 536; note on, CARTER, Captain R. MARKEHAM: Oriental sore Rutherford), 691 1488, 1580 of Northern India a protozoal infection, 647, Chnrei, the blood in (Charles J. Mlacalister), ('olds and the hardening proeess, 1488, 1180 1333 511 Coleridge, Stephen, and Dr. Johnson, 1294 THEr BRmsH DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX. IMEDiCAL JOURNAL 9

COLEY, W. B.: Treatment of sarcoma by University of London, 1582; admission Conference, British Pharmaceutical, 343; bacterial toxins, 144 women to the mutseum, 1784; recognition annual meeting,343 Coley's fluid, 1204,1263 medical schools. 1784; appointment Congress, on Alcoholism, International, 217, Colitis, seven cases of appendicostomy done examiners, 1784; the Midwives Act, 319, 395; temperance teaching in schools, for various forms of (Frederick C. Wallis), the late bir William Ferguson, 1784; 217; alcohol in medicins, 217; alcohol and 1272 Fellowship. 1784 immunity. 217; alcoholism in Hungarian Colitis, British ulcerative, and tropical bacil- College. Royal, of Surgeons in Ireland. 182.429, children, 319; alcohol and home life, 319; lary dysentery, identity of (Herbert P. 502, 601. 643, 1197, 1248, 1638. 1653, 1723; juvenile temperance and the national life, kins), 1331 awards. 182; fellowship examination, 429, 319; alcohol and the national services, 319; Colitis, mucous, pain in (T. Stacey Wilson), 1653, 1723; Barker anatomical prize, world-wide prohibition, 319: alcohol and Colitis, pneumococcal (Hale White, Lockhart information concerning the study of the race, 395; alcoholism and tuberculosis, Mummery, and H. Bruce Porter), 1470 cine, 601; regulations for dental students, 395; liquor traffic in Africa, 395; economic COLLECTOR, R. A.: Abortive treatment of 643; prize distribution, 1248; admission effects of production and consumption of enteric fever, 828 the fellowship, 1653; the school of, alcohol, 395; alcoholism and workmen's College, Anderson's, Glasgow, information lectures on the evolution of the brain, 1723 insurance, 396; effects of alcohol on the concerning, 615 College, St. Mungo's, Glasgow, information nervous system, 396; alcoholism and crime, College, Epsom, 23, 165, 272, 421; fifty sixth concerning, 615 396; detention of inebriates, 396; next meet- annual meeting, 23; founder's day, 165, College, Trinity. Dublin, 58, 628; pass ing, 397 post-graduate study distribution of prizes, 272; speech by Sir and degrees, 58; Congress of Americanists, seventeenth inter- Walter Foster, M.P., 272; vote of thanks, 628 national, 1692; date and place of next 272; parade of rifle corps, 272; miiemorial College, University, Aberystwith, 237; gift meeting, 1692 window to Archdeacon Thornton, 272; corre- 237 Congress, Antivivisection, International, 158, spondence on, 421 College, University, Cariliff. 612; information 159; leading article on, 159,; I)resident's ad- Callege, Gordon, Khartoum, 345; question concerning, 612; scholarships, 612 dress, 158; antivisection and democracy, Parliament, 345 College, University, Cork, 1648; number 158; medical antivivisectionists, 158; Par- 1648 College, Grant Medical, Bombay, 245; report, entries this session, liaimientary antivisectionists. 159; legislation 245 College, University, London, 116, 606, 627, as to cruelty to animals, 159; concluding 1704, 1823; gift to College, King's. 58, 182, 604; appointments, 58, physiological department, meeting, 159; procession, 159; protection of 182; information concerning, 604; scholar- 116; information concerning. 606; scholar- animals, 159; slaughterhouses, 15:1: bird ships, 604. See alsoUniversity of London ships, 606; post-graduate study at, 627; slaughter. 159; docking of horses, 160; pit and Hospital ing of winter sessioD. 1081; annual dinner, ponies, 160; sport, 160; sermon by Arch- laboratories, College, Livingstone, 47; YearBook, rev., 108l; new botarical 1701, deacon Wilberforce, 160 College, North Wales, 1385; half-yearly See also University of London Congress. Antivivisection, Fourth Triennial ing of governors, 1385 College, University, of South Wales and Mon- of the World's League for the Prvtection of College, post-graduate. See Post-graduate mouthshire, 1321; annual meeting, Animals, 272; "down with vivisection," 272; See Education College of Physicians, Philadelphia, its library Collegiate education. the Talue of opposition, 273; inquests after and its work(W. W. Keen). 1161; opening Colleges, Medical. for Women,Edinburgh, operation, 273; the Brown Institute, 273; ceremony, new buildings, 1703 information concerning, 613 antivivisectionism and Parliament, 273; College, Queen Marearet. Glasgow, informa- Colleges, Royal, of Physicians and Surgeons, in defence of vivisection, 273; antivisec- tion concerning, 615, 624; scholarships, new examination hall of, 1000; and the tionism in Austria. 273: antivisectionism new lecturer in anatomy at, 1183 versity of London, 1582, 1651 and scientific stupvidity, 273; the Brown Dog College, Queen's, Belfast. annual report. 725 Colleges. University, in Ireland, 1321; of Battersea, 273; condemnation of bull College, Queen's, Cork, 573, 617; report on con- ments, 1321 flghts, 273; prohibition of vivisection, 273; dition of, session 1908-9, 573; information Colliculus seminalis. chronic disease closing demonstration, 273, See also Anti- concerning, 617; scholarships, 617 (Arnold Edwards), 1672 iivisection and Vivisection College, Queen's, Galway, 617; information COLLIE, R. J.: Fees for medical examina- Congress of Dentistry, International, 554, 719 concerning, 617 tion, 1787 Congress of Food, International, 712, 1311; College, Royal Army Medical, 181; prizes, COLLIER, JAMES: Recent work on aphasia second meeting, in Paris. 1311 See also Army. British (leading article), 714 Congress of French Medical Practitioners College, Royal (Dick) Veterinary, Edinburgh, COLLIER. WILLIAM: School Athletics 1000 rebuilding of, 1309 Boys'Races, rev., 890 Congress, the Health (Royal SanitaryInstitute College, Royal, of Physicians of Edinburgh, Colliery ambulance car, 1576 and Ro3al Institute of Public Health), 175, - 538; information concerning the study COLLINGWOOD, FREDERICK 'WV. rule 343, 478; (at Leeds), 343; the future of pre- medicine. 598 for London, 1442 ventive medicine (Arthur Newsholme), 478 College, Royal, of Physicians of Ireland, COLLINs, E. TREACHER: Diseases of Congress of the History of Medicine, Itali, 1321; information concerning the study lymphoid tissue of the conjunctiva, 243; date and place of meeting, 243 medicine, 601; appointment of officers, COLLINS, WLTLIAM JOSEPH, obituary notice Congress, Home Education, lnternational, College. Royal, of Physicians of London, 353, 57 1811 595, 1386, 1582, 1723; quarterly comitia. 353; Collodion. importation of. 44 Congress of Hygiene and Demography, 9; membership, 353, 1386; licence, 353, COLL'UM, ROWLAND W.: Proposed legislation United States Congress allocates£5,000 for diploma in public health, 353; Internatioaal in regard to anaesthetics, 243 expenses, 9 Medical Congress, 353, 1386; Murchison Colon, pain in irritable states of (T. Stacey Congress, Inter-University, 107; opening of scholarship, 353; Emeritus registrar, Wilson), 73 fifth session, 107 communications, 353, 1386; censors Colonial Office, appointments under, Congress on Leprosy, International, 1163, other college officers, 353; Baly medal, tion concerning, 639 1356; the second meeting. 1163 ; resolutions Moxon medal, 354; committee of manage- Colorado, uranium dePoSits discovered of the Berlin Conference, 1163; distribution inent, 354, 1386; Imperial Cancer Research 1235 of the disease, 1163 ; report of delegates, 1356 Fund, 354, 1386; reports, 354; library. Colour-blind engine drivers in France, 811,915, Congress, Medical, Australasian, Transactions 1386; information concerning the 924, 1264; in England, 1382 of Eighth Session, rev., 1231 medicine. 595; Jenks memorial scholarship, Colour blindness (Board of Trade test), 174; Congress, Medical, Bombay, 1704 1386; Parkes-Weber prize, 1386, 1723; Royal Society and tests for, 242, 1195; Congress, Medical, International. 18, 95, 343, of marine tests, 1717; correspondence nations, 1386; and the University London, 1706, on, 405. 490, 706. 797, 887,990, 1076, 1163, 1233, 1289, 1582 1717. See also Eyesight 1547,1795; no medicalmen from Roumania to College, Royal, of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Colour-blindness, method of temporarily take part, 18; cards of identification, 95; moving Arbour Stephens), 315 598, 1094,1183, 1321, 1784, 1814,1819; election of (G. address of secretary-general, 405;lnterna- fellows, 299, 1321, 1784; information Colour-blind tests (foreign nations), tional Associates of the Medical Press, 706 ingte estudy of medicine, 598; structural Colour perception (Dr. Edridge-Green), reception of welcome, 706; the Hungarian alterations and improvements, 1094; Colour perception spectrometer. See Ministry of Agricultureand Hungarian wine, sion of buildings, 1183; short account of, 1814; met3r 706; the inaugural session, 707; general annual dinner, 1819; opening of new Colour tests, engine drivers and arrangements, 708 General Addresses: ings, lb19; Lord Rosebery's speech, article), 406 Post-graduate teaching (R. Kutner), 708; admission to the Honorary Fellowship, Colour-vision and diplopia, 1244 pre-Columbian diseases (Eagbne Hollitnder), 1820; reception, 1820; the Gilbert Prymross Coloured substrata for detection and 708; cancer research (Dr. Bashford), 797; mortar, 1820 tiation of the typho-coli group, value artificial parthenogenesis and formative 866 College, Royal, of Surgeons of England, (E. J.McWeeney), stimulation (Professor Loch). 798; tropical 182, 226, 230, 429, 595, 682, 905, 1091, COLYER, STANLEY: On the relation between diseases (Professor Laveran), 798: inheri- of the tetal membranes 1386,1413, 1442, 1506, 1582, 1683. 1686, the time of rupture tance, selection, and hygiene (Professor 182, and of the uteri, 1784; council election, 115; museum, 429, lacerations cervix Gruber), 798; Valley of the Vag (Professor 1386; Darwin centenary, 182; scholarships COMMANDON, J. : De l'usage en clintiquee de Siegmeth),798. Enttertainments: Reception particulier for ensuing year, 182 ; election of Vlultramicroscope; ent, pour by the Lord Mayor, 887; reception by she des dent and vice-presidents, 182, 226; recherchel'itudeet spiroch4tes, Ladies' Committee, 887; reception at the sion of women, question in Parliament, comnbination of cinematograph and Royal Palace, 887; receptions by Presidents 230, 905, 1506; diplomas, 429, 1386, 1506. 1784; microscope, 1498 of Sections, 887; performance at the Egyptian School of Medicine, 429 ; in- COMBY, Dr.: Formulaire de pochenpour National Theatre, 887 ; reception by Count 1475 formation concerning the study of maladies des enfants. rev., and Countess Apponyi, 887. Semmel- 595: regulations for dental students, 642; Commercial philanthropy (opening weis's monument,888; Washington's monu- demonstrations at, 1091; quarterly council, radium factory), 1243 ment, 888 ; Esperanto, 888; medical women 1260; the late Sir Thomas Smith, 1260; Commissioners in Lunacy and the at the congress, 888; social democrats and minded, 1571 exaniinership in midwifery, 1260; report the congress,888; hygienic conditions,,888; fellows and members at the annual meeting, Committee, London Education, 155, closing session,889; the next congress, 889; on the treatment 1260; University ofSheffield, 1261; Royal 1433, 1574. 1644; miedical permanent bureau of the congress, 883; the Commission on University Education, 1261 London school children; report, 155. speeches, 889: congress literature, 1290; 1574, 1644 also jubilee of the grant of the charter enabling 1374, 1433, (sqee School); congress badge, 1290; congress album, 1290; suffering the college to confer diplomas in special schools for children ladies' committee, 1290; excursions, 1291. surgery, 1261, 1683; the Odontological Col- favus, 221; what becomes of London The Sections: 709, 798,990, 1076, 1163, 1233, lection (Arthur Keith), 1686, 1784; leading dren, 1433, 1575; feeding of school children, 1289; a general survey, 703; the English article on, 1699; annual report, 1386; 1574 members,70, 709; appendicitis,793: immunity, combination with the University of Compensation case. fee for consultation, 579 799; anatomy and physiology, 800; physio- 1386; administration of anaesthetics, Compensation claims, 1014. See also logy, 801; general and experimental patho- Central Midwives Board, 1386; examination Workmen's Compensation logy, 801; mode of infection in tuberculosis, hall, 1386; finance, 1389; issue of diplomas, Complement fixation. See Fixation 990; bacteriology of acute rheumatism, 991; 1386; Calendar, rev., 1413; annual meeting Composition, medical. See Medical h istogenesis of cancer, 991; teratoid of fellows and members, 1442, 1583; Compressed-air illness cured by recompres- tumours, 991; the congress as an adver- respondence on, 1442; the late Mr. sion (Lieutenant G. C. C. Damant and tising medium, 991; serumtherapy, 991; Clutton, 1507; Bradshaw lecture, 1507; Lockwood-Thomas), 881 animal posions, 991; muco-membraa@ns vacancy on the examining board, 1507; Compulsory insurance. See Insurance entero-colitis, 991; leucocytes and absorp- fellowship examination, 1507; and Compulsory operations. See Operations tion and elimination of medicamnents, 991; THE BRITISH 1 Io 3( 10 MEDICAL JOURNA J INDEX. [DEC. 25, I909.

Boncegno water in Graves's disease, 992; appointed Deputy-Lieutenant for County of talins, 919, 1100; cancer of the breast, 919, clinical value of serum diagnosis, 1076; Bedford, 165 1011; William Blake's drawings, 919, 1012; tu.berculin treatment of tuberculosis, 1076; COOPER, E.: Gumma of cerebellum, 793 court-martial on a fleet surgeon, 1008, 1100, overcrowding and tuberculosis, 1076 * arterio- COOPER, GEORGE JOSEPH, obituary notice of, 1196; Linacre and the "grammarian's sclerosis, 1076; polycythaemia, 1076; con- 1200 funeral," 1010; medical school inaugural stitution and diathesis, 1076; asepsis in COOPER, R. HIGHARm: Supposed risks attend- addresses, 1010; treatment of chronic operations, 1163; after-treatment of laparo- ing x-ray treatment of ringworm, 454; note dysentery, 1011; the gastroscope and tomy, 1163; surgery of the cerebellum, on, 1490 its uses, 1096, 1195; fasting prisoners 1164; surgical treatment of epilepsy, 1164; COOREY, EDWARD ABRAHAM, M.D.Brussels and compulsory feeding, 1091, 1191, 1826; surgery of the brain and spinal cord, 1164;- conferred upon, 246 club practice and the Poor Law reports, surgical treatment of pulmonary phthisis, Copenhagen, special clinic for treatment of 1193, 1313; superannuation of Poor Law offi- 1164; cbronic pancreatitis, 1164; puerperal internal diseases by phototherapy estab- cers, 1193, 1255; London and Provincial uni- fever, 1164; myomata, 1164; anaesthesia in lished in, 1119 versities, 1194; quack medicine traffic, 1195; obstetrics, 1165; trachoma, 1165; theory of Copper poisoning, case of chronic (E. Hugh black spots on chilled beef, 1196; the Repre- vision, 1165; eye symptoms in hypophysis Roberts), 702 sentative Meeting, 1256, 1318; municipal esti- tumours, 1165; scrofula, 1165; preservation CORDEs, Dr.: Treatment of ingrowing toe- mate of the value of medical services, 1256, of mother's milk, 1165; sleep in children, nail, 356 1318; the university and the medical schools 1165; spinal tumours, 11f6; alcohol injec- Cork, prevention of consumption at, 816 of London, 1256, 1312; alcohol in relation to tions for neuralgia, 1166; nucleinate of Cornea, malformed, in inherited syphilis (E. multiple neuritis, 1257; registration of sodium in general paralysis, 1166; imbe- Fuchs), 983 nurses, 1257, 1315, 1718; the world of medical cility, 1233; light treatment, 1234; radium, CORNISH, C. V.: Invalid babies' home, 1324 books, 1258; exhumation after five cen- 1234; immunity to syphilis, 1234; anuria, CORNU, G.: Radical cure of hernia about 1740, turies, 1258; kennels and dogs in towns, 1234 ; nephritis, 1234 - extirpation of bladder, 1694 1259, 1318; cause of dysmenorrhoea, 1260; 1234; diseases and hygiene of the mouth, Cornwall, north, clim'ate of, 300 homle rule for London, 1312,1384, 1442; inter- 1234; cancer of the larynx, 1289; experi- Coroner, Lancashire. vicarious philanthropy mittent closing of cerebral arteries, 1313,1380, mental phonesis, 1289 ; milk supplies, 1289; of (Mr. Brighouse and Dr. Bassett), 1375 1499, 1580, 1715: treatment of consumption ozone purification of water, 1289; the Coroner's jurisdiction, 490; British torque, 490 at Davos Platz, 1314; formalin iodine cat- alcohol question, 1289; malaria in Austria, Coroners, professional information to, 1014, gut, 1314; cervical rib, 1314; leprosy in the 1289; recognition of the wounded in the 1199 Nyasaland Protectorate, British Central field, 1289; dysentery, 1290; yellow fever in Coroners. See also Crowners Africa, 1314; cure of disease by incubation, Cuba, 1290; treatment of trypanosomiasis, Corpus, malignant disease of (Lloyd Roberts), 1317; dentists and anaesthetists, 1317; 1290; L. L. Seaman offers prize for best 1677 structure of the pancreas, 1381, 1652; the essay on medical organization of armiiies, Corrections, 431, 580, 1263, 1508 ultra-microscope, 1381; " Christian Science 1547; permauent bureau, 1795 Correspondence, 48, 109, 238, 295, 350, 417, 497, and Spiritual Healing," 1382; ambulance Congress, Medical, International, mi-eets in 575, 726, 818, 913, 1006, 1096, 1191, 1255, 1312, lectures and voluntary aid detachments, London in 1913,1642 1380, 1438, 1499, 1577, 1649, 1714, 1779, 1825; 1382, 1441, 1581, 1649, 1715; London hospi- Congress, Medical, South African. 176; date hermaphroditism, 48, 421 ; pneumococcus tals and school children, 1384, 1439, 1582, and place of meeting, 176 invasion of the throat, 48; "facts " and 1652 ; a natural experiment in cardiac Congress of Internal Medicine, 993. " theory " regarding the treatment of strain, 1440, 1579, 1718; origin of cancer, Congress, Nurses, International Council of, severe anaemias, 49, 112; operations on 1441, 1715; cause of the declining birth- 165, 221, 227; date and place of meeting, 165; the prostate, 49, 179, 350; speech fright, rate, 1441 ; annual meeting of Fellows second quinquennial meeting, 221; address 50, 178, 420; " The doctor as a vicarious and Members of the RoyalCollege of Sur- by Mr. Haldane, 221; address by Mr. Sydney philanthropist," 51, 112, 178, 419, 499, 916, geons of England, 1442; Midwives Act and Holland on nurses' registration, 227 1010, 1383 ; medical emergency service, the payment of fees, 1442; significance of Congress, Ophthalmological, 344 51; medical treatment of duodenal ulcer, Darwinism, 1499; the doctor as a social Congress of Otology, International, 993; date 52 ; the Association, 52, 112, 240, 1714; force, 1500; the black death, 1500, 1580; and place of meeting, 993 treatment of school children, 52, 110, 177, acute lupus erythematous, 1500; respon- Congress of Pharmacy, International, 1356 240, 352, 1501; medical inspection of schools sibility for the anaesthetic, 1501; absorption Congress of Physiotherapy, International, in Scotland. 52; hospital out-patient depart- and excretion of iron, 1501; permanent 1189, 1331 ments, 109, 238, 352, 500; the profession and attachment of transport to medical units, Congress of Radiology and Electricity, Inter- the State, 110, 498, 1438, 1499, 1581,1717 the 1501; secret remedies, 1501; medical relief national, 803, 1420; next meeting, 803, 1420; Postmaster-General and our profession, 111, in the Highlands and islands of Scotland, programme, 1420 179, 239, 295, 351, 419, 499, 577, 820, 914; health 1577; public medical service for Hamp. Congress of School Hygiene, Third Inter- progress in the West Indies, 112; proposed stead, 1577; stress and shock as causes of national, date and place of meeting, 367, legislation in regard to anaestheties, 113, insitnity, 1578; the intestinal function, 1578; 712 242, 1317,1714, 1782,1825; instruction in anaes- colds and the hardening process, 1580; the Congess, Scottish Sanitary, 814; thirty-fifth theties for dental students, 177, 352, 420, poor country doctor, 1581; the Royal Col- annual meeting, 814; infantile mortality, 1317; psychological bases of oratory, 178, leges and the University of London, 1582, 814; education of mnidwives, 814; compul- 420; vomiting of bile after gastro-jeju- 1651; Territorial Nursing Service, 1650; a sory notification of l)hthisis, 814; spread of nostomy, 179; the Charter, 180; charges State University of Medicine and Surgery, disease by milk, 814 for medicines and dressings at hospitals, 1650; jubilee of the Dental Charter, 1651; Congress, Surgical, French, 1190; president's 238, 500; reports of the Poor Law Com- mental symptoms in aortic aneurysm, 1651; inaugural address, 1190 mission, 110, 239, 350, 497, 576, 726, 821, 915, the 1910 meeting, foreign visitors, 1714; Congress against Tuberculosis, Italian, 1295 1006, 1099, 1193, 1255, 1313, 1316, 1383, 1438, the Association and the profession, 1714; Congress, Veterinary, Ninth International, 1499, 1577, 1779, 1828 (see also The Profession portable oxygen generator and inhaler, 1715, 1166; cancer, 1166; sanitary conitrol of miilk and the State); need of amalgamation or 1783; tuberculosis in children and school and meat supplies, 1166; tropical diseases of federation of Poor Law offieers' and allied inspection, 1716, 1781; colour blindness, domestic animals, 1167; State control of associations with the British Medical Asso 1717; inheritance in phthisis and insanity, serums, 1167; other subjects, 1167; next ciation, 239, 296; consultation and the 1717; sample testimonials, 1717; relations meeting of the congress, 1168 transfer of patients, 241; National Library of the laity and the medical profession, Oonjoint Board in England, pass lists and of Wales, 241; cancer research, 241, 350, 418, 1781, 1828; Poor Law and vaccination ap- degrees, 429, 1387, 1507; information concern- 500, 577; disused instruments and medical pointmiients, 1781 ; pulmonary tuberculosis ing the study of medicilne, 594, 632; preven- curios, 242; the Royal Soeiety and tests for treated by continuous antiseptic inha- tive medicine, 632; pass lists and degrees, colour-blindness, 242,1195 1717; rural district lation, 1781, 1826; are we up-to-date? 1782 ; 1387, 1507 nursing associations, 296; Ramsey, Isle of the education of dental surgeons, 1782; the Conjoint Board in Ireland, Pass lists and Man, 296; receiving houses for incipient Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine, degrees, 182, 245, 430, 1261, 1444; information mental disorder, 351; the drinking child, 352; 1783; Mr. Pomeroy on vaccination, 1783; concerning the study of medicine, 600, 633; kinaesthetic area of the brain, 417, 501, 577, diet during severe exercise, 1825; prison preventive medicine, 633 727; a point in the use of Kollmann's urethral doctors and the Home Office, 1826; treat- Conjoint Board in Scotland, pass lists and dilator, 418; treatment of some chronic ment of shock and collapse, the therapeutic degrees, 245. 430, 1197, 1261; information irflammations of the eye, 418; the Finance value of infundibular extract. 1827; part- concerning the study of medicine, 597, 632; Bill, 418; Association of Medical Diplomates time medical officers of health, 1828; feed- preventive medicine, 632 of Scotland and the suggested membership ing of school children and free medical Conjunctiva, diseases of the lymnphoid tissue qualification,419; dental teachingformedi- attendance, 1829; an early ordinance against of (E. Treacher Collins), 973; (Richard cal students, 420; Epsom College, 421; con- spitting, 1829 Greef), 977; discussion, 978 tract practice, 420. 916: sanitation in West COSTA, JAimE R., death of, 183 Conjunctivitis (Mr. Doyne), 1752 Africa, 421; a rational puerperium, 497, 522; Cottage Benefit Nursing Association. Ree Connecticut. proposed sterilization of insane "home conditions and eyesight," 497. 575, Association State prisoners in, 294 818; radiographers and treatment, 498, 575, COTTERILL, DEN'IS: Scopolamine and mor- Conquest of the tropics (leading article), 1363 522, 915; the profession and politics, 499; phine in anaesthesia, 1408 Constipation, chronic (R. W. Murray), 1409 arylarsonate treatment of syphilis, 500, Cotton-weaving sheds. See Sheds Constipation in an infant, 1788 820; danger of flies, 500; prescriber and Couch for consulting room, 828 Constitution and diathesis (His), 1077 dispenser. 574, 820, 1714, 1783; diagnosis Council, Devon County, and a tuberculosis Consultation and the transfer of patients, 241 of syphilis by some laboratory methods, exhibition, 1755 Consumption. See Tuberculosis 575, 917; light pigmentation and new Council, General Medical, 586, 6)2, 806, 1563, Consumptive, treatment of a, 294 growth, 576; treatment of ophthalmia 1635: regulations and requirements of, con- Consumptives, dietetics and hygiene for, 1491 neonatorum, notification and the Pottery cerning the study of medicine, 586; for Contract practice, 420, 917; corres-pondence district, 577; report of Midwives Act dental surgery, 642; report of on medical on, 420, 917 Committee. 726; haemodynamics, 728; education (leading article). 806; leading Contributions" in the Medical Directory, Belfast abattoir, 728; clinical teaching, 819, article on, 1563, 1635; apportionment of the 920 913, 1011, 1099, 1193, 1258, 1384; compulsory five years (leading article) 1635 Convalescent Home, Ancient Order of insurance against sickness, 820 ;unqualified Council, London County. 45, 175, 234. 295. 346. Foresters', at Kenbrick, 1248 practice, bonesetters. 820; crescendo mur- 724, 1420, 1433, 1653, 1702, 1712; Education Coolie question in Natal, 1576 mur of mitral stenosis, 821,1009, 1098,1259, Committee of (see Committee) ; scarlet CooK, F.: Observations on a twenty-four 1317, 1439, 1579; asylum officers' superannua- fever and milk: report from Public Health hours' walking race, 1526 tion, 821; Oriental sore, 822; intestinal Committee, 45; barrow food, 175, 346; CooK, FREDERICK A., the explorer, 986 putrefaction and the pulse in rheumatoid proposed receiving house for incipien- Cookery and food exhibition. See Exhibi- arthritis,822; death duties and life assur- mental disorder, 234; municipal sub; tion ance, 914; colour-blind engine drivers in scriptions to voluntary hospitals, 235; Cooke's school, 607; informiation concerning, France, 915; in England, 1382; " profes- Asylums Committee report, 295, 1306,1702; 607 sional advertising," 916, 1011; placenta Public Health Committee and barrow food COOMBE, ROBERT G..obituiar- notice of, 579 praevia in private practice, 917; acanthosis 346; health visitors, 724; O#Ical Publica- COOMBE, RussELL: The Charter, 180 nigricans and prolonged exposure to heat, tionts, 1420; what becomes of London child- COOMBS, CAREY: Acute necrosis of skin, 363; 918 ; effect of the leucocyte count produced ren, 1433; tuberculous cows, 1433 (see also the Royal Colleges and the University of by thiosinamine injections, 918; poisonous Cows); asks for powers re slaughterhouses, London, 1651 hair dyes, 918; some points in the mechanics 1653; medical staff of the Education Com- GooRms, Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel R. H., of respiration, 918; the strength of digi- mittee, 1712. See also School children THETBRIITisH Difd. 25,9 19gog] INDEX. MEDICAL JOURNAL I I

Council, Surrey County 564; circulars from DAHMER, R.: Aerztliche Oberguttachten aus de DELBET, P.: Nouveau traiti aze chirurgie, Asylums Committee, 564 Praxis eines Ohren-, Naseni- und Halsarztes, vol. xii, rev., 1473 Country doctor (James Alexander Innes), 209 rev., 1158 Delivery, instrumental avulsion of the eyeball County Council. See Council Dairies and Cowsheds Act. See Act during (A. E. Turnbull), 1529 Courtesy call, 1107 Dairy inspection in Ireland, 174, 230 Delivery, spontaneous post-mortem (James B. Court-martial on a fleet surgeon. See DAxHUYZEN, Professor: Doctrine of the Wilkinson), 1406 MatthAw, C. G., and Navy, Royal phases and the methods of thermo- DELSAUX, V.: Tracheo-laryngostomy, 1141 COUTTs, J. A.: Functional Neuroses of Child- dynamics to physiologvy 801 Delusions,somatic. See Somatic ren, 747 DALE, H. HALLETT: Action of the pressor Demonstration meetings, 1637 Coventry Provident Dispensary. See Dis- substances in putrid meat, placenta, and DEMPSEY, ALEXANDER; Fibroids, 81 pensary ergot on the heart and uterus, 540 Denmark, conditions of practice in, 641 COWAN, J. M.: Bruit de Roger in heart Dalkey, protest against a proposed sanatorium DENNING, F. A. V.: Constipation in an infant, disease, 1346 at, 294, 349 1788 Cow-pox (Dr. Cruikshank), 1799 DALLINGER, W. H., obituary noiice of, 1506 Dental charter, jubilee of, 1651,1683, 1686, 1699; Cows, milch, and scarlet fever, 1239 DALRYMPLE, JOHN MILE, obituary notice of, leading article on, 1699 Cows, tuberculous. See Tuberculous 733 Dental clinic for London, 1818 Cracow Universitv. See University DAMANT, Lieutenant G. C. C.: Case of com- Dental disease, acute orbital periostitis conse- Ca&e, ARTHUR J.: Quack medicine traffic, pressed-air illness cured by recompression, quent on (N. Bishop Harman). 878; discus- 1195 881 sion, 879 Cramp, lady telegraphists and muscular, 721 DANDO, E. ARTHUR, appointed J.P. for Bprough Dental students, instruction of in anaes- CRAw, JoHN, obituary notice of, 117 of Dudley. 564 tLetics. See Anaesthetics CRAWFORD, Major G. S.: Beneficial results of DANIELS. C. W.: Persistence of protozoal Dental surgeons and dentists, dispute be- recent sanitary work in Malta, 383; decora- tropical diseases in man, 767 tween, in Vienna, 1311 tion conferred upon by the King of Italy, DARLING, QUINTIN RICHARD: A cure for Dental surgeons, the education of, 1782 1788 wens, 1324 Dental surgery, regulations required, 642 CRAWFURD. RAYMOND: The Last Days of DARWELL-SMITH, G. F.: Solid tumour of Dental teaching for medical students, 420 Charles II, rev., 153A ovary, 19 Dentistry, local anaesthesia in, 1832 CREAGHE, J.: Insurance for medical men, 120 DARWIN, CHARLES, letter from (to Fox) on Dentistry by medical practitioners, 422 Cremation, progress of in Sydney, 494; in homoeopathy, 90 Dentistry, review of books on, 394 Edinburgh, 1776 Darwinism and medicine (James Alexander Dentists and anaesthetics. 1242, 1317 CRERAR, Dr.: Appreciation of Harrison Lindsay), 1325; leading article on, 1365; Dentists, unregistered, and the public. 180 Mitchell, 183 correspondence on. 1499 Dentition, possible third, 828 Crescendo murmur of mitral stenosis (E. M. David Lewis Epileptic Colony. See Epileptic Deputy acting periodically, remuneration of, Brockbank), 509, 1579; correspondence on, DAVIDsoHN, F.: Fulguration and electric 58 821, 1009, 1098, 1259, 1317, 1439, 1579 sparking (leading article), 1174 "Dercum's disease," case of (G. McMullan), Cresotinic and toluic acids, action of (Robert DAVIDSON, MACIKENZIE: Radium treatment, 516 May), 791 143 Dermatitis exfoliativa (Dr. Hebb), 1799 Cretinism, meeting of Italian Committee for DAVIEs, D. S.: Simple febrile erythema, 741 Dermatitis, quinine (Walter Gripper), 17 Suppression of, 1332 DAVIEs, H. HAVELOCK: Case of veronal poi- Dermatology in Glasgow, 1095 Cretinism, review of books on. 1074 soning, 1154 DESPLATS, RENE: Fulguration in cancer, 717 CRICHTON. GEORGE: Disturbed nights, 59; DAVIES, RICHARD, presentation to. 483 DETRE, Professor: Anaphylaxis. 799 Metropolitan Branch elections, 248 ; charges DAvIS, Colonel GEORGE MCBRIDE, obituary DEUTSCH: Sleep in children, 1165 for medicines and dressings at hospitals, 500 notice of, 1202 DE VERTEUIL, FERNAND L.: Arylarsonate CRME, G. W.: Haemorrhage and Trans- DAVIS, H. J.: Acute pemphigus of larynx, treatment of syphilis, 500 fusion: an Experimenttal and Clinical Re- 1409 Devon County Council. See Council search, rev., 1536 Davos Platz, treatment of consumption at, DEWAR, Sir JAMES, awarded Davy medal of Crime in England and Wales, 1491 1314 Royal Society, 1492 Crime, insanity and, 1241 DAWSON. BERTRAND EDWARD, appointed to DEWAR, THOMAs, W. Severe persistent Criminals, sterilization of, in America, 1129 the consulting staff King Edward VII Sana- haemoptysis, 1664 CRISPIN, EDWARD SMYTH, receives permission torium, 292 Dextrocardia (George A. Allan), 1616 to accept Fourth Class of Imperial Ottoman DAWSON, W. R.: Considerations upon the Diabetes and lecithin, 1108 Order of Osmanieh, 35 report of the Royal Commission on the Care Diabetes, a warning, 184 Crista urethrae. See Coliiculus seminalis and Control of the Feeble-minded, 655 Diabetes mellitus, geographical distribution CRITCHLEY, H. G.: Atlas of the Muscular DAY, LEIGH: Case of Henoch's purpura, 1405 of (leading article). 807 *System, wvith Anatomical Description, rev., Daylight Saving Bill. See Bill Diabetes, mortality from in town and country, 988 Deaf, appliances for, 1832 1489 CROCKER, RADCLIFFE, deathof, 571; obituary Deaf and Dumb Association. See Association, Diabetes, review of books on, 271 notice of, 729 Oral Instruction Diabetic bread, palatable, 431 H. CROOK, EVELYN: High-Frequency Currents. Deafmute, education of, 1447 Diabetic cookery books, 1788 rev., 989 Deaf, school for. 827 Diachylon pills, 243 CROOKSHANK, F. G.: Whole-time medfcal Deafness, association of slight abnormalities Diagnosis, mistakes in, and their avoidance of officers health, 727; Poor Law Report and of auricle with certain forms of (Hugh E. (R. P. Rowlands), 1657 the sanitary medical service, 1099 Jones), 1137 Diagnosis, value of mental symptoms (W. CROS-MAYREVIEILLE, M.: Public medical Death duties and doctors. See Doctors Maguire), 852 service in antiquity, 274 Death from erysipelas following vaccination, Diamalt, composition of, 1478 CROSs, F. RICHARDSON: Brain structures con- 1093 Diamalt with cod-liver oil, 1160 cerned in vision and the visual field, 1733 Death penalty, 1731 Diaphragm, clonic spasm of, T. 314 CROTHERS, D.: Heredity in the causation Death from generalized vaccinia, 1642 a cervical rib (G. Bertram Hunt), of inebriety. 659 Deaths under anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia Diaphragm test for binocular Crown-Colonies, conditions of practice in, 641 Deaths from suicide, 722 disorders N. Bishop Harman), 985 Crowner's Quest Law (leading article on) 335 Deaths during operation, 1829 Diaries, rev., 1758 Croydon rural district water supply and drain- Deaths in the profession abroad: 118, 183, Diarrhoea, infantile (Metchnikoff), age, 345: sanitation of. 1373 354, 1015, 1202. 1654, 1722, 1831; Georg von Diarrhoea, summer (A. E. Naish), Cuba, yellow fever in, 1290 Neumayer, 118; Dr. Jewetzky. 118 DICKEY, J. S.: On the cervical pleura, CRUIESHANK, Dr.: Cow-pox, 1799 Charles Burnham Porter, 183; Jaime R. DICKIE, W. S.: Rubber tubing over urethral CUMMING, C. C.: Heat stroke, 1616 Costa, 183; Wilhelm Pichler, 183; Wilhelm dilator, 432 CUMSTON, CHARLEs GREEN: Poisoning in the MIuller, 183- Alfredo Thom6 de Britto, DICu.NS, SIDNEY J. 0.: Fractures occurring Middle Ages, 215 183; Professor Pfannenstiel, 183; Fried- during epileptic fits, 391 CUNLIFFE, Dr. * Splenic anaemia, 1532 rich Endemann, 183; F. W. Zopf. 183; Dictiona-v of National Biogjraphv, vols. xvii- CUNNINGHAM, DANIEL JOHN, obituary notice Henry Cazalis, 183; Dr. Bondet, 354; Gustav xx, rev., 1231; vol. xxi, 1539 of, 53; estate of, 993; proposed memorial to, Christian Lott, 354; Am6d6e Monteils, 354; Dictionary, New English, medical 1301, 1434, 1709, 1820; (editor) A Textbook of August Vogl, Ritter von Fernheim, 354; 411, 1179 Anzatomy, rev., 1412 Gustave Gauthier, 354; Hermann Lossen, Diet during severe exercise, 1825. See CUNNINGHAM. H. H. B.: Unusual case of facial 1015; Santi Sirena, 1015; Antonio Curci, Race paralysis, 744 1015: L. Heudrix, 1015; Alfons Edler von Diet Reform, Hintts Towtards, rev., CURc, ANTONIO, death of, 1015 Rosthorn, 1015; Agnes Hacker, 1015; E. C. Diet, review of books on, CURIE, Madame, honorary M.D. of Geneva Hansen, 1015; Max Eduard Jaff6, 1015; R. Diet, salt-free, as a therapeutic agent conferred upon, 173 Boddaert, 1015; Anton Dohrn, 1202; Dr. fessor Lindsay), 80 Curette, adenoid, 1414 Hesirteaux, 1202; Ludwig Kutz, 1202; Kornel Dietetic prepara ions, 19; CUBsCHMANN, H.: Lehrbitclh der Nervenkranlk- Chyzer, 1202; Henry C. Chapman, 1202; diabetic bread, 19 beiten, rev., 987 Gyula von Thonobanya Blischer, 1202; Leon Dietetic theories of America, persbpal CUSHITNG, HARVEY, delivers fifth William Hendrix, 1202; W. Thayer Smith, 1202; Rear- vestigation (Alexander Bryce), lMitchell Banks Memorial Lecture, 413 Admiral Christopher James Cleborne, 1654; Dietetics and hygiene consumptives, Cutaneous. See Skin George E. Post, 1654; Alois Monti, 1654; Dr. Diets for children's homiies, CUTEBERT, C. FIRMIN: Appreciation of Raynzer Wehmer, 1654; Axel Otto Lindfors, 1654; DIEUPART: Overcrowvding W. Batten. 245 Dr. Mayet. 1654; Pierre Merlou, 1722; Arturo 1076 Cyanosis during the nasal administration of Marini, 1722; S. F. Bubnoff, 1722; Antonio Digitalins, strength of the, 919, nitrous oxide, cause of obstruction pro- Ripamonti, 1722; M. Jordan, 1722; A. W. DINGWALL-FORDYCE, A.: ducing (F. Trewby), 201 Nalanson, 1722; Juan Manuel Mariani y culosis in young children, Cyst, unusual hydatid, cases of (G. A. Syme), Larrion, 1831: Adolf Klein, 1831; Ludwig Diphtheria in South Australia, 956 Schweiger, 1831: Johann Hermann Baas, Diphtheria (hospital antitoxin Cytological methods (R. J. M. Buchanan), 1754 1831; Heinrich Adler, 183t; Th. Saemisch, 1429 Professor: CZERMRK, Die Augendrzliene 1831 ; N. P. Schierbeck, 1831 Diphtheria bacillus, Operationen, rev., 1619 DEAVER, J. B.: Surgery of the Upper Abdomen, (Patrick Watson Williams), 517; (R. CZERNY. A.: Ergebnisse dter Inneren Medizin rev., 147 Buchanan), 519; (Duncan Forbes), 522; und Kinderheilkunnde, rev., 987 Deceased person, claims against estate of, (R. Veitch Clark), 524; discussion, 1586 Diphtheria, diagnosis of, 1016, 1798; (G. DE-GIOVANNI, A.: Clintical Commentaries de- Lloyd), 1798 dueedtffrm the Morphology of the Human Diphtheria, pathologyof paralysis Body, rev., 987 Guillain Guy Laroche), DEGRAIs: Radium. 1234 Diphtheria serum. See Serum. Degrees for practitioners, 625 Diplopia and colour vision, Deep afferents. See Afferents Direct representation, increased, D. DE LA MOTTE, P. W., presentation to, 221 Directory, medical. Medical DELAVAN, DAVID BRYSON: Treatment of Disasters and D. C. L. malt extract, composition of, 1478 cicatricial stenosis of larynx, 1144; Hay's 1485 DABBs, Dr. " Dicky Partridge, 215 pharyngoscope, 1153 Disclaimers, 1204,1388 1656, I2 MEDICALTnz BRITISHJOURNAL IND?EX. [DF-C. 25, 1909- INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909. Disease, cure of, by incubation (leading DRAGE, LOVELL: Cancer reEearch, 241. 418, ECCLEs, Dr.: Drastic treatment of a medica article). 1238; correspondence on, 1317 577 officer, 1778, 1821 Disease. deep-s3ated, value of surface signs in Drastic treatment of a medical officer. See Echinococcus. See Hydatid diagnosis of ((. Leonard Isaac), 646 Eccles ECKENSTEIN, KENNETH: Diagnosis of syphilis Disease in ancient Egypt (Elliot Smith), 1532 Drinking child, the, 352 by some laboratory methods, 917 Disease, treatment of (William Osler), 185; Drug cures for drug habits, 1091 Eclampsia, puerperal, preventive treatment of leadihg article on, 222 - Drugs. Indian indigenous, 903 (Alex. Milne Bankier), 549 DiseAse, infectious. See Infectious Drugs, spiritduties and, 1002 Eclampsia severe, in early pregnancy (A. Diseases, frequency of, reviewof books on,'1618 D1RuMMoND, DAVID: Diagnosis and operative Sydney Campbell). 1466 Diseases, internal, clinic for treatment of by treatment of chronic gastric and duodenal Ectopic gestation. See Gestation phototherapy in Copenhagen, 1119 ulcer, 67 Eczema, baker's, 1261 Diseases, internal, value of the screen in DRUMMOND,HORSLEY: Saccularaneurysms of EDGAR, W. H.: Gumma of cerebellum, 793 diagnosis of, 25 thoracic aorta, 1284 EDGEWORTH, Dr.: Tuberculous meningitis Diseases, pre-Columbian (Eugene Holliinder), DRUMMOND, James: Empyema, 1676 1469 708 Dry shampooing by carbon tetra chloride, 243 Edinburgh and St. Andrews (the General Disinfectants, value of different substances as, Dublin, compulsory notification of tuber- Electlon) 1570 211 culosis in, 415; dirty railway carriages in, Edinburgh, health conditions of, 415; con- Disinfection of books. 226 483; post offices, questions in Parliament, sumption of Milk in, 907; water filtrationin, Disinfection of clothing, 1387, 1582 491; post-graduate study in, 618; pasteurized 1248; post-graduate courses in, 1S10, 1709; 'Disinfection of room. 503 milk d6pft, 1821 scarlet fever in, 1310; cremation in, 1776 Disinfection in Vienna by the municipal Dublin graduates' annual dinner, 1187 Edinburgh graduates a hundred years ago, works, 350 Dublin Hospitals' Tuberculosis Committee. 479 Dispensary, Belmullet. 1435 See Tuberculosis Edinburgh and Leith Medical Practitioners' Dispensary, Coventry Providint, 1775 DUBOIs, PAUL: Self-Control antd How to Secure Association. Sqee Association Dispensary doctors and consultants, 1709 It, rev., 1074 Edinburgh Medical College for Women, 613 Dispensary doctors' salaries, 1095 Duchess of Devonshire and the doctor's fee, Edinburgh Medical School. 1246. See also Dispensary. Leith, 231 ; abuses at. 231 891 University Dispensary for Poor Law patients, 579 DUCKWORTH. Sir DYCE: Tedious recovery Edinburgh University. See University. Dispensers, lady, 60 from illnesses, 1; baronetcy conferred upon, EDINGER. L.: Der Anteil der Funktion an Dispensing poisons, 1707 39; case of gout with large tophaceous der Entstehung der Nervenkrankheiten, District medical officers, non-resident, posi- deposits, 1157; case of gout with uratic rev., 1757 tion of, 735 tophi, 1157; William Nicol of Stonehaven, EDINGTON, G. H.: Myxosarcoma of prostate District nurse and medical men, 1444, 1646 1361 in a child. 754; some cases of intestinal District nursing, 827 DUER, Major: An operation for varicose anastomosis, 970 Disturbed nights. See Nights veins, 432 EDHINS, J. S.: Fasting prisoners and com- DITmICH, PAUL: Handbueh der aerztlichen DUGUID, WILLIAm R., appointed J.P. for pulsory feeding, 1099 Sachversttufndigen-tdtigkeit, rev., 1802 county of Banff, 1831 EDLESTON, R. S. C.: Case of viper or adder Diver's paralysis. See Paralysis DUKE, ALEXANDER: Continuous. proctolysis. bite (Vipera berus), 654 Diverticulum, Meckel's, calculi in (James 736; treatment of endometritis, 1204, 1832; EDMUNDS, ARTHUR: Glandular Enlargement Sherren), 1156 relations of the laity and the medical pro- and other Diseases of the Lymphatic Diverticulum, oesophageal (William Taylor), fession, 1828 System, rev., 392 193 DUKE, Lieut.-Col., JOSHUA: Antidiphtheria EDRIDGE-GEEN, F. W.: Colour perception, DIXON, A. F.: Appreciation of Daniel John serum in asthma, 580 143 ; the Royal Society and tests for colour Cunningham 54; appreciation of Alexander DUKES. CLEMENT: Medical aspects of blindness, 242,1195; theory of vision, 1165; Fraser, 423; the skeleton in achondroplasia, athleticism, 831 colour-blind engine drivers in England, 1382 672 Dumbarton, medical inspection of school new colour-rerception spectrometer, 1744 DIXON, FREDERTCK: "Medical TeRtimony as childrenin, 908 Education, collegiate, present and future of to Christian Science," 119; Christian Science Dumfries, inauguration of the Moat Hostel, (Mrs. Allinson), 1173 and spiritual healing, 1324; Christian Science 815; medical inspection in, 815 Education Committee. See Committee and suggestion, 1588 DUNN, R. C.: Association of a patent Education, industrial diseases and the Work- DixON, W. E.: Facts and fancies in pharma- funicular process with certain forms of men's Compensation Act (Sir Thomas cology, 539; action of the pressor substances hydrocele, 758; two cases of median hare- Oliver), 907 in putrid meat, placenta, and ergot on the lip, 761 EDWARDS, A. D.: Children of the Poor, rev., heart and uterus, 540 DUNCAN, ANDREW JAMES, obituary notice of, 554 Doc Sifers," 480 427; estate of, 712 EDWARDS, ARNOLD: Chronic disease of the Doctor, outside view of (G. W. E. Russell), 1567 DUNCAN, G. W.: Rural district nursing asso- colliculus seminalis, 1672 Doctor and patient in 1775-6. 894 ciations, 296 EDWARDS, SWINFORD: Appreciation of Charles Doctor, tho poor country, 1581 DUNHILL, T. P.: Partial thyroidectomy. 828 Robert Bell Keetley, 1722 Doctor as a social force, 1425; correspondence DUNLOP, Dr.: Occupation mortalities, 1495 EGLINGTON, C.: Rigor mortis in a stillborn on, 1500 DUNLOP, "TIGER," 804 child, 205 Dotor as a vicarious philanthropist," 51, Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer Egypt, for rheumatoid arthritis, 119; condi- 112, 178, 419, 499. 916, 1010. 1383 DUPOuY, R.: Futgues et vaaabondage: 9tudes tions of practice in, 641; lunacy in (annual Doctors and the death duties, 901, 914 clintique et psychologique, 999 report), 892; plague in, 1100; blindness in Doctors in fiction, 1172 DUPRE, Dr.: Poisoning by gases given off by (Eloui Paeha), 1180 Doctor's house, infectious disease in, 1204 ferro-silicon, 95 Egypt, ancient, disease in (Elliot Smith), 1532 Doctors, Rudyard Kipling on, 1294 DURCE. HERMANN: Untersuchungen liber die Egyptian sanitary service, 414 Doctor'slife in the East End, 1816 patlhologische Anatomie der Beri-beri, rev., EERLICE, P.: Die Anasmie: Normale patholo- Doctors and sick clubs, 1825 988 gische Histologie des Blutes, rev., 1679 DoczL,IxERE: Alcoholism in Hungarian child- Durham, sanatorium treatment in, 826 EHRMANN: Immunity to syphilis, 1274 ren. 319 Dutch drops, 580, 924 ELDERTON, ETHREL M.: TheRelative Strength DoDD, WALTER H.: Disturbed nights, 59 DUTTON, A. STAYT: Absorption and excretion of Nurture and Nature, rev., 1620 DoDDs-PARKER, A. P.: Intestinal obstruction of iron, 1501 Election, the coming general, 1705. 1772 caused by intussusception, 1799 Dwarfs at Olympia, 1768 Electric sparking and fulguration (leading Dog. the blind antivivisectionist's, 171 Dying declarations, 1489 article), 1174 Dog, experiment on at the Royal Society con- Dysentery, discussed at International Con- Electrical injuries. first aid in, 171 versazione, 173 gress of Medicine, 1290 Electricity in medicine, review of books on, Dogs and kennels in towns. 1259,1318 Dysentery,ehronic, treatment of, with special 988 DoHRN. ANTON. death of, 1202 reference to surgical treatment (James Electricity, static, practical uses of (F. Howard Domestic animals, tropical diseases of, 1167 Cantlie). 774; discussion, 778; correspon- Humphris), 459; discussion, 460 Domestic balconies, 573 dence od, 1011 Electrolysis for hypertrichosis, 59 DoNALD. Dr.: Case of Wertheim's operation Dysentery, etiology of (Marc Armand Ruffer ELGOOD, Major P. G.: Suppression of the followed by uraemia, 1676 and J. Graham Willmore), 862 mosquito, 1179 DONALDSON. ROBERT: Notes on double cer- Dysentery, identity of tropical bacillary, and ELIOT, CHARLES W.: Fruits of animal experi- vical rib, 931 British ulcerative colitis (Herbert P. mentation, 1487 DONATEH- Nucleinate of sodium in general Hawkins), 1331 ELISCHER,GtoULA VON THONOBANYA, death of, paralysis, 1166 Dysmenorrhoea, cause of (F. C. McCombie), 1202 DONBAVAND, EDGAR J.: The Association, 112 1072; correspondence on, 1260 ELLIOTT, JOHN F.: Ship surgeons, 1448 Doncaster, report of medical officer of health, Dyspepsia and early tuberculosis (A. Dingwasll ELLIOT-BLAKE. H.: The British Medical Asso- 503 Fordyce), 1751 ciation, 240; William Blake's drawings, 920; DONCASTER. LEONARD, appointed Speciallec- Dystocia due to ventrifixation of uterus (Mur- home rule for London, 1313, 1442; Medical turer in heredity and variation, University doch Cameron), 1036; discussion, 1037; (W. Deform Measures, including theReform of of Birmingham. 1362 Smith), 1154 thte Medical Colleges, rev., 1350; the Royal DONEiN, H.B.: Prison doctors and the Home Colleges and the University of London, 1582 Office, 1826 ELLIS, G. W.: Cholesterol, 1533 DONOVAN, Lieutenant-Colonel HUGE L.: An ELLIS, W. GILMORE: Uncured rice as a cause obstetric tackle, 1288 of beri-beri, 935 DONOvAN, WILLIM: Cocaine in parturition, ELoUI PACHA: Blindness in Egypt, 1180 431 EMBLETON, D.: Increase of the haemolytic Dooley, on prohibition, 1508; on present day power of serums, 1268 doctors' manners, 1361 E. Emaciation, acute (J. D. Malcolm), 1753 DOIuN, ALBAN: Obituary notice of C. H. F. P.mbryology, review of books on, 884 Routh, 405 EARLE, H. G.: Structure of the pancreas in EMERSON, C. P.: Essentials of Medicinte, rev., DOUGALL, WILLIAM: An old medical worthy, relation to function, 681, 1652 148 891, 992 Ears, discharging, treatment of, 1323 EMERY, W. D'ESTE: Immunity and Specific DOUGLAS, Dr.: Care and training of the Earth-free "multostat." 154 Therapy, rev., 471 feeble-minded, 1535 EASDALE, W. C.: The Practical Management Emigrant ships, personal experiences on, 893 DOuGLAS, J. SHOLTO CAMERON, appointed of Sewage Disposal Works, rev., 1159 )impvema, discussion on (James Drummond), leturer in ratbology and bacteriology, Uni- East Africa, sleeping sickness in, 993 1676 versity of Birmingham, 1362 East End. a doctor's life in, 1816 Empyemata associated with the Bacillus coli, DoUGEAs, RICCHARD: Surgical Diseases of the EAST, GuY R.: Stress and shock as causes of treatment by antitoxin (J. Sidney Pearson), Abdomen, rev., 147 insanity. 1578 78 DowNEs, Dr.: Memorandum re Poor Law Eastby Sanatorium, medicaloff-ers- hip at, Encephalomvelitis (George Murray and Lor- Commission Report, 31. 239 46 rain Smith), 1532 DOWBETI, E. B.: Dental Surgery Notes, rev., Eastern ports, seven-day fever of (F. H. A. ENDEMANN, FRIEDRICH. death of, 183 394 - Clayton), 1801 "Endemic funiculitis," etiology and patho- DoYNE, Mr.: Conjunctivitis, 1752; guttate Fbbw Vale dispute, 348 logy of (Aldo Castellani), 780; discussion, iritis, 1752 Ebbw Vale house famine, 1004 781 u DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX. I K JODrA, 13

Endocardium, nodular (R. C. Jewsburv), 1617 Eye injuries in relation to workmen's com- Fees and Midwives Act. See Act Endometritis, treatment of (E. Hastings pensation (Freeland Fergus), 874; discus- Fees, solicitors', and the payment of, 1320 Tweedy), 1028; discussion, 1029; corre- sion, 876 Fees, vaccination. See Vaccination spondence on, 1204, 1832 Eye, perforating wound of, operation, re- FEHLING, Professor: Treatment of contracted Endotoxins, bacterial, effect of on the opson- covery (Charles Killick), 1671 pelvis, 1034 izing action of the serum of healthy rabbita Eye symptoms in hypophysis tumours, 1165 Femoral aneurysm. See Aneurysm (R. Tanner Hewlett), 81 Eye, treatment of chronic inflammations of Femoral hernia. See Hernia ENGEL, C. S.: Medizinische Diagntostik, .iin (C. G. Russ Wood), 202; correspondence on, Femur, extra-capsular fracture of neck of Leitfaden fur Studierende und Aerzte, rev., 418 (Ralph Thompson), 1347 1537 Eye, tuberculin reactions in (Charles McNeil) FENwiCK, ETHEL GORDON: Registration of Engine drivers and colour tests (leading 1335 nurses, 1257 article), 406 Eyeball, avulsion of during instrumental FENwIcK, E. HuPuRY: Value of eipert radio- Engine drivers, colour blind, in France, 811, delivery (A. E. Turnbull), 1529 graphy and eystoseopyin the detection of 915, 924, 1264; in England, 1382 Eyes, care of among the working classes obsolesced tubercle in the kidney, 16 England, colour-blind engine drivers in, 1382; (leading article), 899 FANWICK, P. CLENNELL: Safety-pin impacted asylum service in, 1588 Eyesight, home conditions and (Karl Pearson), in the trachea for twenty-four days, 391; England and Wales, medical organization in 138, 818; correspondence on, 497, 575, 818 cancer in New Zealand, 1222 case of invasion in. 475 ; crime in, 1479, 1491; Eyesight and home conditions. 497 FERGUs, FRELAIND: Eye injuries in relation infant mortality, 1706 Eyesight tests in the Mercantile Marine, 104, to workmen's compensation, 874; treatment Englishwoman's Yearbook, rev., 1759 174. See also Colour blindness of glaucoma by trephining, 983 Enteric fever. See Fever FERGUSoN, R. L.: EBle of fats in gastric Enteric germ carriers. See Typhoid carriers disorders, 1617 Enteritis treated with calcium permanganate Ferro-silicon, fatal poisoning by gases given (G. Arbour Stephens), 1674 off by, 42, 95 Entero - colitis, muco - membranous (Raoul Fever, deaths from, in India, and sanitary Blondel), 991 expenditure, 1372 Enterospasm simulating acute obstruction Fever, cerebro-spinal, 294, 903, 1799; in Ire- (F. E. Wynne and F. P. Sturm), 515 F. land, 294; sequelae of (Leo Cohn), 903; Entomological Research Committee, African, (R. E. Yelf), 1799 555; appointment of. 555 F.R.C.S.I., examination for, 736 Fever, enteric, 233, 725, 828, 1430; at Borri- Entomology, review of books on. 885 Face, neck. and palate, congenital malforma- soleigh, 233; at Roseommon, 725; abortive Enzyme treatment of cancer. See Cancer tions of (Arthur Keith), 310, 363, 438 treatment of, 828; in tbe Lewis, 1430 Epiglottis, tuberculous ulceration of (Herbert Face, chronic oedema of (James Adam), 933 Fever, Malta, and goat's milk, 1643 Tilley), 1753 Face protector. Garrould's zymotic, 1232 Fever, Mediterranean, 100; the owl midge and Epilepsy, etiology of (Arthur King), 1407 Facial paralysis. See Paralysis three-day, 100 Epilepsy following miner's nystagmus, 1323 Facial wrinkles. See Wrinkles Fever, puerperal, causes of, 924 Epilepsy, surgical treatment of, 1164 Factorv surgeon (Hull district), 906 Fever, puerperal, discussion on '1164 Epileptic colony, David Lewis, annual meet- Factory surgeon, certifying, school medical Fever, scarlet, 45, 184, 721, 923, 1239, 1310, 1467; ing, 1775 officer as, 1646 and milk, 45; a :orrection from . Basil Epileptic colony, municipal (Epsom), 1645 Factory Surgeons' Association. See Associa- Rhodes, 184 ; and its causes, 721; thek.O.H. Epileptic fits, fractures occurring during tion and the practitioner in cases of, 923 ; milch (Sidney J. 0. Dickins), 391 Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of cows and, 1239; in Edinburgh, 1310; relapses Epileptics and feeble-minded, 721 Glasgow, 598; information concerning the in (J. W. Fox), 1467 Epileptics, Society for. See Society study of medicine, 598 Fever, seven-day, of Eastern ports (F. H. A. Epithelial in the ovary, development FAIRBRIbGE, KINGSLEY: Reprint of speech at Clayton5, 1801 of (AnnieelementsLouise McIlroy), 1037 Colonial Club for -Society for Furtherance of Fever, tick. in Nyasaland (H. Hearsey), 986 Epithelioma. partial resection of bladder for Child Emigration to Colonies, 1608 Fever, typhus, prizes for discoverer of actual (W. F. Cholmeley), 1750 FAIRBURN, J. S.: Chorion-epithelioma, 19 cause of offered by National Medical Epitheliomata, squamous-celled (Thomas M. Faith healing, 1241, 1324,1348, 1352, 1366,1382, Academy of Mexico, 1155 Body), 1072. See also Cancer 1549,1625; and Christian Science, 1241, 1324, Fever, yellow, 228, 1290; etiology of (Harold College. See College 1382; (James Melvin),1348; the maind as a Seidelin), 228; in Cuba, 1290 4EpsomEpsom, municipal epileptic colony at 1645 therapeutic agent, 1352. 1366; the miracles Fibroids (Alexander Dempsey), 81 Erratum. See Corrections cf the Deacon de P&ris, 1549,1625. See also Fibroids, uterine: hyaline degeneration of Erysipelas following vaccination, death from, Christian Science (Leith Murray), 1229 1093 Famines in India, 293 Fibromyoma of uterus (Ed. Chichester), 7Erythema, simple febrile (D. S. Davies), 741 Fanshave, Memoirs of Ann, Lady (1610-1672), 1798 lErythema of soft palate (Dundas Grant), 1753 1483 Fiction, doctors in. See Doctors Scrofula, 1165; preservation of FANTAM, H. B.: Multiplication of spiro- Field kitchen, portable, 578 -5CsIERICH:mother's milk, 1165 chaetes, 1244; division of spitoebaetes, 1532 Field medical units, transport for (Colonel P. Essex, report of M.O.H., 827 FARRANT, MARK, obituary notice of, 1722 Broome Giles). 385 Ether, case exhibiting the toxic effects of (J. F. Fasting prisoners. See Prisoners Fife colliery medical man's fees, 1014,1309, 1378 Robertson), 1282 Fasting-spittle (Dan M'Kenzie). 1484 Fife miners. 1309,1378 Ether, importation of, 44 Fats, r6le of in gastric disorders (F. Craven Finance Bill. See Bill Ether day. See Anaesthesia Moore and R L. Ferguson), 1617 Financial prospects of medicine. See Medi- Ether and gas as an anaesthetic (Edward Fatty acids. See Acids cine Phillips), 1407 FAULDS, A. G.: Operative treatment of hernia FINDLAY, JOHN S., appointed J.P. for County Etruscans, scientific knowledge of, 891 in boys, 1346 of Banff, 1831 Eucalyptus oil, 1656 Faults in medical writing. See Medical FINDLAY, LEONARD: Infa'nt feeding, 1800 Eugenics, national (leadling article), 900 FAUST: Animal poisons, 991 FINIGAN, O'C.: Lexicon Me,ficum: Pocket Eugenics and the Poor Law. 1808 FAVELL, R.: Sarcoma of vagina, 1677 Medical Dictionary in Eight Laniguages, Eulatin, 1264 Favus, special schools for children suffering rev., 1231 Eureka consumption cure, comiiposition of, 247 from, 221 FN, G. H.: Oriental aore, 822, 1448, 1508; EURICH, Dr.: Early diagnosis of tabes, 1675 Features that make for persistence. See treatment of boils, 1108 EURICH, F. W.: Case of acute lupus erythe- Persistence Finlayson memorial lectureship, 126 matosus, 1404 Fecundity, a premium on, 410 FINuCANE, MORGAN I.: Charges for medicines Europe, plague in, 1100 Fee for dislocated shoulder, 1586 and dressings at hosoitals, 238 EvANs, HOWELL: Congenital hemidystroph-y, Fee, extra, for treatment of fracture. 355 FINzI, N. S.: Radium treatment, 1156 1347 Feeble-minded, care and control of (W. R. First aid in electrical injuries, 171 EVANS, J. JAMIEsoN: Injuries of the optic Dawson), 665; discussion, 667; tDr. Douglas), First aid lectures, books for, 1203 nerve, 645 1535; (Mrs. Dickinson Berry), 1755 FIscH8R: Imbecility, 1233 Evans Sons, Lescher and Webb, jelly for Feeble-minded, care of (Royal Commission). FISHER, THEODORE: A natural experiment in examination of leucocytes in the blood, 1302, 1373, 1571; question in Parliament, 1303, cardiac strain, 1440 1016 1373; and Lunacy Commissioners, 1571 Fits, composition of remedies for, 1419 EVATT, E. J., appointed Professor of Anatomy Feeble-minded children, after care of, 1357; FitzPatrick Lectures. See Lectures at Winnipeg, 910 conference on at Leicester, 1357 Five years and a bittock (medical curriculum EVE, FRANK C.: A case in which pneumaturia Feeble-minded and epileptics, 721 -leading article), 1237 was apparently the sole indication of glycos- Feeble-minded. foreign colonies for (Alice Fixation, complement (J. Froude Flashman uria, 840: strength of the digitalins, 919 Johnson), 1755 and A. Graham Butler), 1019; (leading article EWALD, C. A.: Die Erkrankuntgen der Schild, Feeble-minded. See also Mentally defective on), 1086 drilse, Myxoedem und Eretinismus, rev., Feeding and treatment of children in the Flannelette, fire resistance of, new method of 1074 tropics (W. Carnegie Brown), 770; discus- treating, 1084 EWART, J. COSSAR: Possible ancestors of the sion, 773 FLASHMAN, J. FROUDE: Complement fixation, horse, 95 Feeding-bottles with tubes, prohibition of in 1019 Examination Hall, the new,564, 1000 France, 993, 1380 Fleas and cancer, 1263, 1324 Examination of injured workman, 502 Feeding, compulsory, of 'prisoners. See Fleas, rat, and plague, 905 Examinations, exemptions at, 1638 Prisoners and Suffragettes FLEMING, ALEXANDER: Bacteriology and Exercise, diet during. See Diet Feeding with preserved human milk, 1005 vaccine treatment of acne vulgaris, 533; Exercise in pulmonary tuberculosis, 1263 Feeding bottle, 1475 serum diagnosis of syphilis, 984 Exhibition,Cookery and Food,880 Feeding school children. See School FLETCHER, F. S.: District nurses and medical Exhibition of Foods, Drugs, and Pharmaceu- Feeding suffragettes. See Suffragettes men, 1646 * tical Preparations, 1100 Fees for accidents, Glasgow Corporation and, FLETCHER, JOHN: The doctor as a social Exhibition, International Hygiene.1301 1777 force. 1500; the profession and the btate. Exhibition, Japan-British, 437, 1831 Fees, assistants', 1443 1581; a disclaimer, 1656 Exhibition of leadless glaze articles, 1655 Fees for certificates of workhouse lunatics. Flies, 257 Exhumation after five centuries (John Stanne- 335, 826,1014 Flies as carriers of infection, 1180 ford), 1258 Fees for attendance on families of medical Flies, danger of, 500, 736, 828, 1180 Exomphalos, early radical operation in (May- practitioners, 1320 Flies and milk, 60 nard Smith), 757 Fees, Fife colliery medical man's, 1014, 1309 Food Act, Pure, in Australia, 494 Exophthalmic goitre. SeeGoitre Fees, hotel doctor's, 181, 244 Food adulteration in Birmingham, 1432 Exostoses of external auditory meatus (George Fees, liability for, 355 Food adulteration, reviews of books on, 1474 Jackson), 1137 Fees, lunacy, 233, 734; medical registration Food, barrow, 175, 346 Experimental research and medical progress. and, 734 Foot and mouth disease (vaeine lymph), See Research Fees, medical, 1199, 1445 ; in ".the Biarritz of 1429 Experiments on living animals. See Vivisec- Wales," 1445 Football c*jsualties in America, 1772 tion and animals Fees for medical examinations, 1653,1732, 1787, FORBEs, DUiNCAN: Latent infections by the Eye injuries and diseases, cases of (reported 1829 diphtheria bacillus, 522 by W. Sidney Sweet), 1314 -ees to medical w-'tnesses, 180, 1014 Forcible feeding. See Prisoners 4 THE BliTiss 1 a 4 MEDICAL JOURNAL J INDEX. [DEC. 25$ 1-909.

I FORDYCE, A. Dis -VALL: D3 spepsia and early Fund, Imperial Cancer Research, 564; dona- 94; number of medical students in the uni- tuberculosis, 1751 tion from Dutke of Bedford, 564 versities of, 192, 1345; conditions of practice Foreign odies in -esophagus, removal of by Fund, Charles Graham Research, 1815 in, 641; overcrowding of the profession in, means of Brunine's direct oesophagoscope Fund, Hospital Saturday, 109, 348, 1252. 1293, 818; system of meat inspection in, 1182; (J. Gay French), 1794 1831; in Birmingham, 109, 348, 1252,1293; in foundation of International Institute of Foreign bodies, simulation of, 1178 London, 1831 o Bibliography in, 1811 Formalia iodine catgut (F. J. Steward), 932; Fund. Hospital Sunday, 1432, 1711. 1823. 1831; Gestation sac, ectopic, (P. E. Barber), 1677. correspondenc3 on. 14 in Birmingham, 1432, 1823; in Manchester, See also Pregnancy Formosa, plague in, 1100 1711 ; the Metropolitan, 1831 GETTINGS, H. S.: Effect of the leucocyte Formul2ire moderne rev., 1474 Fund, King Edward's Hospital, 1236, 1768; count produced by thiosinamine injections,. FORSYTH, CHAS. E. P.: Inflnence of unsatur- receives cheque from Foreign Office from 918 ated fatty acids in tuberculosis, 1120 proceeds of Franco-British Exhibition, 1236; Giant feet " (Howard Stevenson), 1525 FORTEsCtE-BRICEDALE, J. M.: Arylarsonate awards for the year, 1768 GIBBONs, A. P.: Fracture of the tuberosity treatment of syphilis, 820 Fund, the Nightingale, 165; accounts, 165 of the humerus by muscular violence.1674 Fossil man found at Heidelberg. 712 Fund, State Sick, 490; questions in Parlia- GIBSON, CAMEERON: Two cases of head-nod- FOSTER, JOHN: onngenital blenorrhoea of the ment, 490 1R?i' ,I o , , 00ee -% i ding in infants, 314 lacrymal sac, 1670 FtRBRINGER, M.: Gegenbaur's Lehrbuch der GIBSON, G. A.: Appreciation of Daniel John. FOTHERGML, E. ROWLAND: London hospitals Anatomie des Menschen, rev.. 1287 Cunningham, 56; Hon. M.D. of Dublin con- and school children. 1439,1652 FYSHE, JAMES C.: Unilateral development of ferred upon, 115; D.Sc. of Harvard conferredi FOWLER: Ozone purification of water, 1289 the mamma in the male, 204 upon, 1004; modern university ideals, 1593 FOWLER,J. S.: Infant Paeting: A Practical GiBSON, J. ALBERT: Poor Law report and the- Guide to the Artificial Feeding of Infants, sanitary medical service, 1007 rev., 146 GIDDINGS, R. R.: Need of amalgamation or- Fox, CLAYTON: Paralysis of right vocal cord federation of Poor Law Officers' and allied in a case of myotonia atrophica. 1409 G. associations with the British Medical Asso-- Fox, J. TREaELLES: The intestinal function ciation, 296 1578 GACHE, SAMUEL: Travauzx dobstetrique, rev.. GIERLICH, NIXOLAUS: Studies in Paranoia,. Fox, J. W.: R lapwes in scarlet fever. 1467 1680 4.7-'- rev., 82 FOXWELL, WILLIAM ARTHUR, obituary notice Galactorrhoea, case of, 580 GILBERT AND CARNOT'SBibliothWquede thira- of, 425 Gallant deed (Leonard William Oliver peutique, rev., 989 Fracture of cervical vertebrae (MajorSpencer), awarded Royal Humane Society's medal), GILBERT PRYWROSs. See Prymross 1616 1568 GILCHRIST, A. W.: Endemicity of influensa,. Fracture of radius treated by early massage GALLI-VALERIO: Dysentery, 1290 526; calomel in asthma, 1264 and movement (J. P. Hastings), 1524 Gall stone in small intestine, impaction of, GILC3RIST, Dr.: Causation of cancer, 248 Fracture-dislocation of vertebra (Alexander laparotomy, recovery (Henry Ross), 77 GILES, ARTHUR B.: Diseases of Women: A Bruce and David Wallace), 1409 GALTON, FRANCIS, knighthood conferredupon, Handbook for Students and Practition-ers,. Fracture occurring during epileptic fits 40 rev., 317 (Sidney J. 0. Dickins), 391 GAMGEE, ARTHUR, fund in appreciation of, GILEs, Colonel P. BROOME: Permanent, Fracture of the tuberosity of the humerus by 1371 attachment of transport to field medical, muscular violence (A. P. Gibbons), 1674 Ganglion, Gasserian, removal of (Alexander units, 385 Fractures of the mandible, simple method of Blayney), 960 GILIEs, WILLTAMBROOME,obituary notice of.. treating (H. P. Pickerill), 882 GARDNER, H. BELLAMY: Proposed legislation 183 Fractures, modern treatment of, 60, 119 in regard to anaesthetics, 242; Surgical GILL, JOS. WILIAM: Case of tetanus.1798 Fraenkel's methods in treatment of tabes Antaesthesia, rev., 989; lymphatism, 1753 GILRUTH, J. D.: The Arbroath Golf Course,. dorsalis (Professor Lindsay), 80 GARDNER, J. A.; Carbon monoxide in blood, rev., 1474 France, conditions of practice in, 641; work- 1532; cholesterol, 1533 GINEsToUs, ETIENNE: Hygiene oculaire de lcs men's compensation in, 809; colour-blind GARLAND, P. J., Companionship of the Order premiere enfance, rev., 1619 engine drivers in, 811. 915, 924, 1264; pro- of St. Michael and St. George conferredupon, GIRARD-MANGIN, N.: Les pcisons hibition of feeding bottles with tubes in, 993. 40 1488 cancdreux,. 1380; quinquennial census of medical prac- GARRIt, Professor: General and experimental Glamorgan, annual report of M.O.H., 817;. titioners in, 1015; guarantee for lying-in pathology, 801 medical inspection of schools in, 1252; women, 1380; depopulation of, 1489; fraudu- GARROD, ARCHBALD E.: Inborn Errors of water supply, 1824 lent manufacture of French mineral waters, Metabolism, rev.. 206; case of multiple Glasgow, medical inspection of schools in, 45;. 1498. See also Paris peripheral neuritis, 1617 and its assistant school medical officers, FRANCE, ANATOLE: On doctors, 404 Garrould's zymotic face protector, 1232, 1475 716; consumption of milk in, 907; dermato- FRANCE, CHARLEs FREDERICKI, appointed GARRY: Roneegno water in Graves's disease, logy in. 1095; notification of phthisis in,. J.P. for County Palatine of Lancaster, 238 992 1247, 1709; lunacy in (annual report of Gart- FRANKEL, Professor: Morphology of the lipoid GARRY, T. GERALD: La Bourbonne and loch Asylum), 1309; smoke in, 1495; the- substances, 801 rheumatoid arthritis, 431 spitting nuisance in, 1777; the Corporation, FRANKEL, MAX: Die Muskelnldes menw schlichen GARVIN, Dr., of Colombo, presentation to, and fees for accidents, 1777; measles and Armes, rev., 885 1491 school closure, 1777 Franz Lammersdorf's universal chilblain Gas and ether as an anaesthetic (Edward Glasgow units, R.A.M.C.T., 1820; Glasgow cream, composition of, 247 Phillips), 1407 Archaeological Society, 1821; epidemic- FRASER, ALEX.: Soamin (sodium Para-amino- GASQUET, FRANCIS AIDAN: The Black Death of disease in, 1821 phenylarsonate) in syphilis, 550 1.348 and 1349, rev., 1348 Glasgow Infirmary. See Infirmary FRASER, ALEXANDER, death of, 294; obituary Gasserian ganglion. See Ganglion Glasgow University Club, dinner in notice of, 423 GASTON, E. P.: World-wide prohibition of 1427 London, FRAsER, Lieutenant A. D.: Glossina palpalis, alcohol, 319 Glasgow University. See University 1569 Gastrectomy, partial, for gastric carcinoma GLASSINGTON. C. W.: Golden Rules of Dental FRASER. E.: Continuous neuralgia, 1203 (H. Betham Robinson), 654 Surgery, rev., 394 FREEMAN, ALBERT C.: The Planning of Fever Gastric carcinoma. See Cancer Glaucoma treated by trephining (Freeland Hospitals and Disinfecting antd Cleansing Gastric disorders, role of fats in (F. Craven Fergus), 983 Stations, rev., 1413 Moore and R. L. Ferguson), 1617 GLAZEBROOK, R. T., awarded Hughes meda}. FREEMAN, E. C.: Ambulance lectures and Gastric surgery (Leonard A. Bidwell), 1616 of Royal Society, 1492 voluntary aid detachments, 1649 Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Glidine, 1352 FRENCH, H. C., Major: Quinine in syphilis.78; Gastritis treated with calcium permanganate Glossina palpalis in North-Eastern Rhodesia, arsenical compounds in the treatment of (G. Arbour Stephens), 1674 first observation of, 1388 syphilis, 382 Gastro-enterostomy, instruments for. 208 Gloucester Infirmary. See Infirmary FRENCH, HERBERT: Note on the very high Gastro-intestinal crises (G. A. Sutherland), 19 Glucosides, new member of the saponin-- specific gravity of the urine in healthy Gastro-intestinal diseases, review of books on, digitalin group of (Benjamin Moore, Fred. women, 653 392 W. Baker-Young, and S. C. M. Sowton), 541 FRENCH. J. GAY: Removal of foreign bodies Gastro-jejunostomy (Dr. Thompson), 81 Glycosuria, pathology of, 300 from the oesophagus by means of Bruning's Gastro-jejunostomy, vomiting of bile after, GlycOsuria. case in which pneumaturia was. direct oesophagoscope, 1794 179 apparently the sole indication of (Frank C. FREUD. SIGMUND: Selected Papers on Hysteria Gastroseope and its uses (Henry S. Souttar Eve), 840 and Other Psychoneucroses, rev., 1756 and Theodore Thompson', 843; corre- GLYNN, E. E.: Accidental haemorrhage, 1346 FREYER, P. J.: Recent series of 212 cases of spondence on, 1096, 1195 Goat's milk and Malta fever, 1643 total enucleation of the prostate, 963 GATEWOOD, JAMEs DUNCAN: Naval Hygiene, GODFREY, JIOLLIS: Elementary Chemistry. FRIEDENWALD, JULIUS: Diet in Health and rev., 1411 rev., 797 Disease, rev., 1073 GAULTIER, RElNE: Calculs des voies biliaires GODLEE, R. J.: Inflammatory diseases of the- FRIEDMANN, M.: Studies in Paranoia, rev., et pancr&atites (Les actualites medicales), lungs and pleura, 1229 82 rev, 21; Les opsonins et la thirapeutique Goitre. exophthalmic, rodagen in, 431 Friendly societies (leading article). 1812 opsonisante par les vaccines de Wright, Goitre, innocent, pathology of (Helen Cham- Friendly societies and State insurance, 1304. rev., 472 bers), 855 See also Insurance GAUsSER. A.: Traitement de la tuberculose GOLESCEANO: Results of cataract extraction, FRITSCH, Professor: Placenta praevia in pri- pulmonaire, rev., 796 1000 vate Dractice, 810 GAUTHIER. GuSTAVE, death of, 354 Golfing Society. See Society, Medical Golfing FROHSE, FRITZ: Die Muikeln desmenschlzichen GAUTIEE, A.: Poisonous hair-washes, 812 GOLGI, Senator: Malaria in Italy, 1301 Armes, rev., 885 GEMMELL, J. E.: Rare fetal monster, Symelus, GOLLA, F. L.: The antitryptic index, 1058 Frontal sinus operation, radical (Watson Wil- 1229; sarcoma of mesentery, 1677 GONSALVES, V. P.: Malaria in India, 1508 liams), 1152 GEMMILL, WILLIAM: Rodent ulcer treated GONSER, Herr J.: Antialcoholic instruction in Frozen meat. See Meat by potassium bichromate. 1225 schools, 217 Fry's Royal Guide to London Charities, rev., GeneralMedical Council. See Council GOODALL, J. STRICKLAND: Structure of the 1805 Gefieral paralysis of insane. See Insane pancreas in relation to function, 681, 1652 FUCHs, E.: Malformed cornea in inherited General practitioners. See Practitioners Goodwill, 1787 syphilis, 983 GENEWICH, MARGARITE, appointed to staff of GORDON, Hon. A., death of, 1818 FUERST, MORITZ: Der Arzt, seine Stellung public hospital for eye diseases at Hod- GOPRDON, VtILLIAM: Influence of soi ork und eine Aufgaben im EultLrleben der mezovasarhely, 1811 phthisis as illustrating a neglected prin- Gegenwart, rev., 1230; fulguration in cancer. Gentlewoman surgeon," 274 ciple in climatology, 840 See Cancer Georgia State recognizes osteopathy as a sys- Gordon College. See College Fulguration and electric sparking (leading tem of medical practice, 897 GORING, CHARLES: On the In7heritance of the- a.rticle), 1174 German bath physicians, annual meeting, 405 Dia'hesis of Phthisis and Insanity. 1485,171T Fulminating appendicitis. See Apvendicitis German colonies, medical reports for years GORST, HENRY, estate of, 825 FULTON, ADAM: Medical ethics, 1677 1906-7, 1907-8, rev., 797 GOTTSCHEAL, SIGMUND: Gyndkologie, 318 Fund, British Medical Benevolent, 397, 710, German East Africa, plague in, 1100 GOUGE, HENRY EDWARD: The Poor Law 1295, 1369, 1539; proposed formation of a German manners, old treatise on, 1693 report and the sanitary service, 1006, 1316 guild in connexion with, 1369 Germany, medical inspection of schools in, GOULD, A. PEARCE: Vesical calculus, 1470 rTHE BRImIS DEc. 25, 1909.] INDEX. MrEDICA JOuNNAL 15

GowaRs, Sir WILLIAM: The Influence Habit and agtion, results Hayes v. Rathkeale (co. Limerick) Guardians, HeneAtV on Disease, with special reference (R. J. Anderson), 688 233 to Tsdberoulosis, Cancer. and Diseases Habit spasm, unusual case HAYES, REGINALD: Intensive treament of Nervous System, rev., 883 Lindsay), 80 syphilis by Aachen methods, 660 Gowertou sewerage loan, 1004 HACKER, AGNES, death cf, HAYES, THOMAS CRAWFORD, estate of, 1075 Gonnms, Dr., nominated president Society HAEOKEL, Professor, honorary M.D. of eneva flay's pharyngosoope (Bryson Delavan), 1163 of Medical Phonographers, 1613 conferred upon, 173 HAZLETON, E. B.: X rays in gynaecolegy, 461 hundred review of Gradautes at Edinburgh a ago, Haemodynamics, HEAD, Dr.: Results of nerve division (leading 479 correspondence on, 728 article), 566 Graham Research Fund. See Haemolysis, bio-chemistry (Benjamin HEAD, G. P. (editor): The Practical Medicsie GRAHAM SAMUEL LEWIS, appointed Moore), 684; discussion, 684 Series, rev., 797, 1618 in the -of Anateamy University Haemolytic power of serums, HEAD, HENRY: Appreciation of W.B. Ransom, ham, 1362 Embleton and H. Batty Shaw), 1785 GRAHAM, THOMAS, obituaryDotice Haemoptysls, severe persistent Head Mistresses' Association. See Associa- GRAHAM-SMITH, G. S.: Flies as Dewar), 1664 tion infection, 1480 Haemorrhage, accidental (Drs. Head-nodding in infant-, two cases of 'GRANT, DUNDAS: Infiltration of left ventricular E.E. Glynn), 1346 (Cameron Gibson), 314 band, 1409; erythema of soft Haemorrhage, intra-abdominal, Healing, faith. See Faith 1V53 with labour (Maurice Barber), Healing, spiritual. See Faith GuANr, LACHLAN: Value of the reading respondence on, 431 Health Congress. See Congress 1I6 Haemorrhage, operation for Health lectures and advertising, 1015 GRABSBEISGER: Ozone purification cerebral (Dr. Solly), 143 Health resorts, notes on, 475; Versel-Zee 1289 Haemorrhage, po8t-partum #aharlieb), Bains, Pyren6es Orientales, 475 Gratisattendance. See Attendance 145 Health Resorts Bill. See Bill condition Gravesend, sanitary Haemorrhagic leukaemia (W. K. Hunter), Health resorts, infectious risks at, 1091 Graves's disease, Roncegno water (Garry), Haemorrhoids, after-results Health visitors (London), 724 992 treatment of (H. Graseme Anderson), HEARSEY, H.: Sleeping sickness in Nyasa- Action of sun baths, 1300 operation GRAwTZ: Haemorrhoids,Whitehead's (E. land, 412, 1682 ; tick fever in Nyasaland, 986; GRAY, HAMPTON A.: A rational puerperium, Stanmore Bishop), 1275 leprosy in Nyasaland, 1314 497 HAFFXINE, M. W., awarded Heart, first number of, 404 H.: and GRAY, his Anatomy, Descriptive Applied, Academy of medicine for Heart affections, congenital (George Car- rev., 1413 inoculation against cholera, penter), 1110 Greece, conditions of practice in, HAFFTER, ELIAS, obituary notice Heart, anatomy of (Arthur Keith and Ivy Etiology of GREEFF, RICHARD: HAIG, ALEXANDER: Origin of cancer, Mackenzie), 1750 977; discussion on trachoma, HAIG, WILLIAM: Old tuberculous Heart, notes on the development of (Peter medicine in Rome '(Sir T. Greek Hair restorer, sulphur, 184 Thompson), 685; discussion, 685 Allbutt), 1449, 1515,1564,1598; leading Hair wash, tetrachloride of carbon as. Heart, unusual cases of (T. Warcrop Griffith), 1564 Carbon 142 GREEN, A. STANLEY: Common types HHir washes, poisonous, 812. Heart disease, bruit de Roger in(J. M. Cowan), treatment of some throat, 195; HALL, A,: Man with large mass 1346 infiammations of the eye, 418 1534 Heart, infantile, showing nodular endooar- C.E.: A Theory the Origin 4GREEN, Begarding HALL-EDWAHRDS, JOHN: Observations on the dium (R. C. Jewsbury), 1617 qf Cancer, rev., 704; origin of cancer, existence of an idiosyncratic susceptibility Heart and uterus, action of the presser sub- CHARLES WILSON: Experimental -GnicNz, to Roentgen rays, 457 stances in putrid meat, placent.. andergot a Laboratory Guide, rev., Pharmacology, HALLIDAY, J. RUTHERFORD: Peroneal on (W.E. Dixon and H. Hallett Dale), 540 885 muscular atrophy, 1114 Heart and aorta, treatment of chronicdegee- -GEENWOOD, MAJOR: Reports HALLOPEAU.: Immunity to syphilis, rative lesions of (Sir James Barr), 61 Commission, 350, 497, 726, Law BALLS, ARTHUR: Haemorrhage Heart massage. See Massage; see also superannuation of Poor Law officers, 1439; renals, 1534 Cardiac the Profession and the State, 1439, 1255; HAMBURGER, F.: Frequency tuberculosis Heat stroke (C. C. Cumming), 1616 Poor Law and vaccination 1499; in childhood, 904 HEBB, Dr.: Dermatitisexfoliativa,1799 ments, 1781; feeding of school children HAMILTON. JAssss: Prescriber Heberden's nodes, etiology of (J. Barnes Burt, free medical 1829 attendance, 820 1754 W. Inversion of appendix GREER. J..: HAMILTON, MARY: Incubation, T. BARRETT: Covered milk reservoir, 1746 HEGGS, caecumm of Disease in Pagan Temples Christian 1621 DAviD M.: Two cases primary GnmioG Churches, 1238 Heidelberg man," 712 carcinoma of appendix, 1228 HAmR Professor: Physiology and morpho- HEIDMAN, RONALD T.: Urticaria after albu- T. WARPRop: Unusual 1GRIFrFr., logy of the thymus gland, 800 men water, 1788 the heart, 142; two cases of disseminated Hammersemith Infirmary. See HEISLER, AUGUST: 1346 Nahrungenittel-Tabelle., sclerosis, HAMON, JEAN, 1547 rev., 1160 Club practice 'Gitr=rEHs JOSEPH: public medical Hampstead, service 1577, Helminthiasis and appendicitis. 1243 Poor Law reports, 1193 1769; treatment of school children Hemel Hempstead Union, death of patient, GRIPPER, WALTEr: Quinine dermatitis, HANLEY, JOHN J.: Cold spots 1643 GROUT, J., elected Mayor of Wolverhampton, sensation, 432 Hemidystrophy, congenital (Howell 1446 Evans), HANSEN, ARMAUER, elected Foreign 1347 GRovE,W. : Pulmonary tuberculosis of Paris Academy of Medicine, HEMMING, J. J.: "The doctor as a vicarious by continuous antiseptic inhalation, HANSEN, C., death of, 1015 philanthropist," 51 GRovES, E. W. HEY: Syringomyelia HANSSEN, 0.: Honeysuckle poisoning, 9 HEXSTED, HENRY: Case of disseminated lumbar type) occurring in a brother Hanwell ophthalmic schools, tuberculosis treated with Marmorek's sister, 737 HARAN, JAmEs AUGUSTINE, C.M.G. serum, 1337 GRUmBER, Professor: Inheritance, upon, 1446 HENDERSON, JAMES: Black spots on chilled and hygiene, 7J8 ; the virulence HARDMAN,W.: Treatment of ingrowing beef, 1196 nail, 356 HENDERsoN, T. BONH6TE: SerratUSMmanUS Guardians, boards of. See Boards Hare-lip, median, two cases of (R. infection in cancer of breast, 1221 Guardians and operations HARFORD, C. F.: Liquor traffic 3i5 HENDLEY, Colonel T. H.: Contrast between -GuBBiNs, Surgeon-General WILLiAM LAUNCE- HA&RMAIN, N. BisHop: Cataract 143; the treatment. of the wounded under the LOT, appointed to succeed Sir Alfred Keogh acute orbital periostitis consequent dlental Moghul emperors and King Edward VIL, as Director-General of the Army, disease, 878; diaphragm test for Emperor of India, 374 Guernsey, June sunshine in, vision and its disorders, 985, L., death of, 1015,1202 GUIART: Les vers intestinaux, HENDRaIX, for use in excision of the lacrymal 1351; Henoch'spurpura. See Purpqra Guild, British Medical Benevolent hyperphoria, 1468 E.:S. Alcoholism and tuberens Fund HENSCEEN, HARRISON, CHARLES EDWARD, losis, 395 GUILLAI., GEORGES: Pathology of paralysis ferred upon, 40 BENSON, J.: A feeding in diphtheria, 1379 W. bottle. 1475,16 HAARisON, FRANx: Our Teeth, How Up, Hepatic. See Liver the active substance of mistletoe, UGuipsine, How Destroyed, How Preserved, 394 Herbalists, prosecution of, 180 1288 HARSTON, G. M., presentation Hercules meat press, 1806 JGULLAN, A. GoRDON: Some aspects " HART, Appreciation Hercules and the wagoner" (D. J. Williams) insurance from the standpoint medi- NEvILLE: Robert Bell 1722 189 cal examiner and the agent, 10; Keetley, HARTEL, F.: Rcentgen rays in Heredity in the causation of inebriety (T. D, contraction of the stomach, 845 37 659 ; discussion, 661 Gumma of breast(E J. Paterson), gnosis, Crothers), HARTLEY, obituary Heredity, review of books on, 20, 552. 884' Gumma of cerebelum (H. Cooper CHARLEs, 883, HARTLEY, HAROLD: Three intestinal opcra- Eagar), 793 1620 tions on the same patient, Hermaphroditism, 48.421; (SirSamuel WJk), 4GUN, R.MARcCUS, death of, 1642; obituary notiee of, 1719 HARTLEY, JOHN: Early recognition treat- 48; (Albert Churchward), 421 ment of acute intestinal obstruction, FFRANCIS: a Gunshot wound, case of (t)ouglas J. HERNHAMAN-JOHNSON, In Harveian Oration: Experimental psychology putrefaction and the pulse rheu;matoidin and hypnotism (George H. Savage), arthritis, case of chronic infantile NGUNTER Major: Knee support, 822; Harveian Society. See Society paralysis of ten years' standing, 1118 qGuTHRIE, DoUGLAS J.: Case gunshot D.: Hernia in boys, operative treatment of G. wound, 986 HARvEY, Captain Vitality (A.( bscillus, 482 1346 Gynascology, review of books on, Faulds), HASELBERG, Dr.: Tafelnzu Entlarvung in children, open treatment of (Dr. Gynaecology, x rays in (E. B. Hazleton), Hernia de Blindheit und Thompson), 81 discussion, 461 Simulation einseitiger Schwachsichtigeit. rev., 1159 Hernia, femoral, rare tvariety ofMdmund C. HASTINGS, J. P.: Case of fracture Bevers). 315 treated by early massage and Hernia, gangrenous (H. Rutherford), 1616 1524 Hernia, inguinal, double-filigree operatiu for HAULTAIN, F. W. N.: Plea radical cure of (Lawrie MoGavin), 357 H. puerperium, 307 Hernia of ov,strangulyinganted in an infant: HAWKINs, HERBERT P.: The operation: recoverY (F. W. Kennedy), 1407 HAiB, 0.: Atlas and Epitome of Ophthalmo- Britishuleerative colitis and tropical bacil- Hernia, radical cure of about 1740 (Gi. Cornu), scopy and Ophthalmoscovic Diagnosis, rev. lary dysentery, 1331 1694 795; Atlas of the External Diseases of the, HAY, ARCHIBATLD G. : Mechanisam of motor Hernia of uterus in men and women (John EEe, including a brief treatise fatalities, 1108 Bland-Sutton), 1265 rev., Optic neuritis and Hernia of (E. T. logy and Treatment, 796 HAY, PERCIVAL- vermiform appendix3orri), Habeas corpus, 114 of the sixth nerve, 1408 551 HAALAND, M.: Autoinoculation HAYES, G. CONSTABLE: Primary Herpes zoster, paroxysnsil tachicardia diap- logous inoculation of cancer, middle ear, 1346 pearing after (Alan C. Turner), 1026 Txz DiuTiss. '-%'6 MZDICAL JOURNA-L I INDEX. [DE:C. 2.5, 3rgcg. MunicALloumuL]-6 INDEX. [DEC. 25, 39CI. HERRING, HERBERT T.: Relative advaAtages Home for tuberculous patients. 415 Hospital, Essex County, 1798; large rapidly- catheterization and operation in the Homoepathy (letter from Darwin to Fox), 90 growing fibromyoma of uterus: hyster- treatment'of of enlarged prostate, 136 Homoeopathy in America, decline of, 1072 ectomy: recovery (Ed. Chichester), 1798 HERRING1AM, WILMOT PARKER, Honorary Honeysuckle poisoning (0. Hanssen). 9 Hospital, Gartloch, for Mental Diseases, 'M.D.Dub. conferred upon, 115; two cases of HongKong, special correspondence from, 238, secondary parotitis (reported by J. E. Mid- pneumonia, 1157; rheumatoid arthritis, 1753 1435; death of Dr. William Hunter, Govern- dlemiss). 18 GEORGE: Medical treatment of ment bapteriologist, 238; plague returns, lHospital, Glasgow Cancer (Free), note on, 814 HERSCHE.LL,duodenal ulcer, 52 238; endowment fund for proposed uni- Hospital, Glasgow Maternity and Women's, HEss, Properties of the cancer cell, versity, 238; health report for 1908, 1455 information concerning, 616 571 Dx.-: Hong Kong, plague in, 238,1100 Hospital, Glasgow Samaritan, 1831 ,Heterologous agglutinins (W. James Wilson), HOPE, E. W.: Some presentaspects of vaccina- Hospital, Glasgow Skin, 1095 866 tion and revazcination, 1359 Hospital, Great Northern Central, Holloway HETT, G. SEcOMBE: Case of chronic glanders, HORNER, D. W.: Observing and Forecasting Road, N.. information concerning, 619 1409 the Weather: Meteorology WithoutInstru- Hospital, Guy's, 181, 603, 1172, 1318; prize day HEUBNER, 0.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Medizin ments, rev., 85 at the medical school, 181; information con- und Kinderheilkunde, rev., 987 Horse, possiblb ancestcrs of (J. Cossar Ewart), cerning, 603; scholarships, 603,1172; inquept. HEURTEAUX, Dr., death of, 1202 95 on a death from tetanus at, 1318. See also HEWAT, A. MIDDLETON: On the determina- Horses, traffic in old. 414 University of London tion of the tubercule bacillus in the blood of HORSLEY, Sir VICTOR: Function of the so Hospital, Glympie, Queensland, cases ot persons suffering from phthisis, 1119 called motor area of the brain, 125, 577; injury and diseases of the eye (reported by FREDERIC: ProDosed legislation in ipsolaterality of optic neuritis and the W. Sidney Sweet), 1344 HE1WITT,regard to anaesthetics, 113, 1283, 1714, 1825 lesion causing it, 877; distributes prizes at Hospital, Haddington Western District, 1248; HEWLETT, A. TANNEBa: Effect of bacterial London School of Dental Surgery and speaks new infectious diseases bloek, 1248 endotoxins on the opsonizing action of the of dentists and anaestheties, 1242; housing Hospital, Handel Cossham Memorial, 900;. serum of healthy rabbits, 81 and alcohol, 1575 temporary closing of, 910 HIcsS, H. T.: A short criticism of the so- HORT, E. C.: Diagnosis of cancer by examipa- Hospital, Haywood, Burslem, three intestinal called "rational puerperium," 1458 tion of the blood, 966 operations on the same patient (Harold& HIGGENS, 0. E.: Continuous inhalation in Hospital, Aberbargoed Cottage, 1824 bartley), 315 Pulmonary tuberculosis, 1827 Hospital abuse in Scotland, 1566 Hospital, Hope (Wancbester), 723, 1005, 1240. HIGGS.'i'. W.: Lymphosarcoma. 1347 Hospital accommodation at Rosyth. 1303 1250, 1774; dispute, 723. 1005, 1240, 1250 High-frequency currents, method of produc- Hospital, Adelaide, medical and surgical in- Hospital for Incurables (Manchester), 1647 ing, 923; unlooked-for dangers of, 1832 formation concerning, 618 Hospital for Invalid Gentlewomen, 95; re- Highland spas, ancient, 1421 Hospital, Adelaide (Australia), 911; changes in, building, 95 Highlands and islands of Scotland. medical 911 Hospital, Kent and Canterbury, information relief in '(leading article) 1486; correspon- Hospital in America, the first, 1235 concerning, 622 dence on, 1577, 1777. See also Poor Law Hospital, American, in France, 1498 Hospital, Kilmarnock Infectious Diseases, report Hospital, antitoxin treatment (diphtheria', 815 HILDEBRAND: Surgery of the cerebellum, 1429 Hospital, King Edward VII, Windsor, case ofi 1164 HospIal, the Barry, 1188 hernia of vermiform aprendix ;E. T. Norris), HMIL, Fleet Surgeon v' Case of dislocation of Hospital, Bedford County, 268; case of trau- 551; unveiling a portrait of W. B. Holder- cervical vertebra: operation: recovery, 1795 matic rupture of small intestine; operation; ness, 1362 ; library, 1362 HILL, G. W.: Awarded Copley medal of Royal recovery (under the care of W. Gifford Nash, Hospital, King's College, 235, 604, 1079, 1172; Society, 1492 reported by William J. Leighton), 268 the King lays foundation stone of the new HILL, LEONARD (editor): Further Advances Hospital, Bethlem Royal, information con- building at Denmark Hill, 235; information in Physiology, rev., 84. A reply to certain cerning, 621 concerning. 604; scholarships, 604, 1172; criticisms of observations as to the 'effects Hospital, Bradford Fever, extension, 573 opening of winter session, 1079. See alsc> of inhalations of oxygen on muscular Hospital, for Cancer, Glasgow: new ward College exertion, 680; oxygen generator and'inhaler, wing, 712 Hospital, Lady Dufferin, Patiala, India, case its use in mountain sickness, 1522 Hospital, Central London Ophthalmic, infor- of lithrpaedion removed by operation (re- HILL, Miss OCTAVIA: Memorandum re Poor mation concerning, 621 ported by M. S. Balfour), 1615 Law Commission report, 32 Hospital, Central London Throat and Ear, Hospital, Lebanon, for the Insane, 229; HIL, WILLIAM: The gastroscope and its Gray's Inn Road, information concerning, eleventh annual report, 229 uses, 1096; direct-vision operating laryngo- 622 Hospital, Leeds, for Women and Children, scope, 1152 Hospital. Charing Cross, 602, 1078. 1172; in- 347; appointments, 347 HILL, WILIAM: Two cases of malignant formation concerning, 602; scholarships, Hospital, Lincoln County, information con- tumours of the neck, 1409 602; opening of winter session, introductory cerning, 623 HILLIER, S.: Ambulance lect:ares and volun- address and annual dinner, 1078; scholar- Hospital, the London, 35, 165, 298, 604, 1083, tary aid detachments, 1649 ships, 1172. See also University of London 1172,1241; the Medical College Endowment HIN5HELWOOD, JAMIES: Case of sarcoma of Hospital for Children, The Belgrave, infor- Fund, gift to, 35; demonstrations in clinical choroid, 978 mation concerning, 620 medicine, 165; prizes, 298; information; Hip, congenital dislocation of, 828 Hospital for Cbildren, Durham, information concerning, 604; scholarships, 604, 1172; E. WILSON: All-metal inhaler with concerning, 608 opening of winter session, 1083; Professor HIBV,adjustable airway, 1351 Hospital for Children, East London, Shad- Osler opens new laboratories. 1241; and HIRIGOYEN, Dr., relates a bonesett,r's cure, well, information concerning, 620; case of delivers Sehorstein lecture, 1241. See also 1568 severe cancrum oris, recovery with slight University of London HiRscHmAN, Louis J.: Handbook of Diseases disfiguration (reported by Charles McNeil), Hospital, London Temperance, information of the Rectum, rev., 1474 1154 concerning, 619 His: Constitution and diathesis, 1077 Hospital for Children, Edinburgh Royal, 231, Hospital, Manchester Ear, 1712; .annual HIsLOP, P. W.: Cancei in New Zealand, 1222 614; new convalescent home opened, 231; meeting, 1712 History Sheet or Case Paper System, rev., information concerning, 614 Hospital, Manchester Royal Eye, information' 1620 Hospital for Children, Glasgow Royal, infor- concerning, 609 HOBART, NATHANIEL JOsEPH, obituary notice mation concerning, 616 Hospital, Manchester, St. Mary's, 510; report of, 118 Hospital for Ohildren Great Ormond Street, on clinical work, 910 EDMUND: Intermittent closing of 559,620; profits of recent fMte, 559; informa- Hospital, Mater Infirmorum, and Belfastb HOBHousrE,cerebral arteries, 1313 tion concerning. 620 University, 174 HODGES, A. D. P.: Re )rt on sleeping sickness Hospital for Children, Hackney, gift of new Hospital, Mater Misericordiae, information camps in Uganda, 1 39 x-ray apparatus to, 1718 concerning, 618 HODGKINSON, Mrs.: Relations of the laity and Hospital for Children, Manchester (Pendle- Hospital for Mental Diseases in London, 234, the medical profession. 1681,1759 bury), information concerning, 609 343, 489, 1184; proposed receiving house for- HOEHL, ERWIN: Atlas der normalen Histologie Hospital for Children, Paddington Green, -incipient mental disorder, 234, 1184; note, der Wenbtchen Geschlechthorgane, rev., 316 information concerning, 620 on. 343, 489 Hoffmann - La Foche Chemical Works, Hospital for Children, the Queen's, Hackney Hospital, Mercer's, information concerning, strength of digitalins, 1100 Road, information concerning, 620 6 618 HIoff's malt extract, or homax, composition Hospital, Christchurch, New Zealand, safety- Hospital, Metropolitan, for Ear, Nose and> of, 1478 pin impacted in trachea for twenty-four Throat, information concerning, 621 HOGAItTH.A. H.: MedicalInspection ofSchools, days (P. Clennell Fenwick), 391 Hospital, Metropolitan. Kingsland Road, rev., 318 Hospital, Christie, Manchester, r3port, 1711 formal reopening of, 1831 HOLITsCEER, A.: Alcohol in lobar pneumonia Hospital for chronic consumptives, Sydney, Hospital, Middlesex, 554, 605, 703, 930, 1080, and enteric fever, 217 494 1172, 1294, 1655; Archives, rev., 554. 703; in- Holland, cholera in, 571, 719; conditions of Hospital, C;ty of Loondon, for Diseases of the -formation concerning, 605; scholarships, practice in, 641 Chest, Victoria Park, information coneern- 605, 1172; gift from Miss B. Wotton, 930;' HOLLAND, SYDNEY: Registration of nurses, ing, 621 opening of winter session, 1080; introductory 1315, 1705, 1708 Hospital, Colonial, Gibraltar, pedunculLted address and annual dinner, 1080; Rudyard, HOLLXNDER, EUGENE: Pre-Columbian dis- anal tumour (L. D. Parsons), 1675 Kipling on doctors, 1294; new cancer build- eases, 708 Hospital construction and equipment, review ings, 1655. See also University of London HOLLIS, WM. AINSLIE: Facial wrinkles and of books on, 1285 Hospital, National, for Paralysed and Epi- character expression, 742 Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the leptic, Queen Square, Bloomsbury, 621, 1173, HOLMAN, Sir CONSTANTINE: Appreciation of Chest, Brompton, information concerning, 1366, 1446; information concerning, 621;' Thomas Bridgwater.824 621 special lectures at, 1173; visit of the HOLMES, OLIVER WENDIELL, centenary of Hospital, Cork District, 1379 Princess of Wales, 1173; sermon by the birth of, 712,1425 Hospital, David Lewis Northern. information Archbishop of Canterbury, 1366; visit of the' Holt sanatorium, gift to, 157 concerning, 610 'King, 1446 GEORG3E: Medical qualities in the Hospital, Dental, of Ireland, Incorporated, Hospital, Nelson, New Zealand, unusual case HoMwA&,writings of St. Luke, 274 action for alleged libel against, 294 of tetanus (reported by W. J. Mackay). HOME, Fleet Surgeon W. E.: Colour-blind Hospital, Dental, the National, 1535; annual 470 engine drivers in France, 1264 din-ner, 1535 Hospital, Newark, unjust accusation against, Home conditions and eyesight (Karl Pearson), Hospital, Dental, Royal of London. See Hos- 1362 138, 818; correspondence on, 497, 575, 818 pital. Royal Hospital, Newcastle Maternity, 1497 Home Education Congress. See Congress Hospital, Dingwall, the Ross Memorial, 1310 Hospital, Norfolk and Norwich, information. Home for crippled imbecile child, 827 'Hospital or dispensary, 356 concerning, 623, 722; appeal, 722; visit of the' Homefor invalid babies, 1324 Hospital, Edinburgh, 502; action for damages King to, 1307 Home Office and prison doctors (leading against, 502 Hospital, Northampton General, information article), 1765; correspondence on, 1826 Hospital, Edinburgh City for Infectious Dis- concerning. 623 Home rule for London, 1239. 1299, 1512, 1384, eases. information concerning, 614 Hospital, North Staffordshire Infirmary and. 1442. See also University of London Hospital, Edinburgh Royal Maternity and Eye, information concerning, 623 Rome treatment of tuberculosis. See Tuber- Simpson Memorial, information concern- Hospital, Nottingham General, information culosis - ing 614 concerning, 623 r TwuBu DEC. 25, tgog,1 INDEX. 171 " LMUD1OA7 JoUDN Hospital, Orthopaedic, Royal National, 291; Hospital, St. George's. for Skin Diseases, House of Commons, business in, 488. See also opening of the new hospital by the King, Liverpool, information concerning, 610 Parliament 291 Hospital, St. John's, for Skin Diseases, House famine at Brynamman, 1576 Hospital out-patient departments, 109, 352 information concerning, 622; donation to, Houses, back-to-beck, 1492 * Hospital, Paris, new American in, 1379 1831 Housing and alcohol, 1575 Hospital, Prince of Wales's General, Totten- Hospital, St. Mary's, 604, 1082,1172; informa- Housing Bill. See Bill ham, 620; infirmation concerning, 620 tion concerning, 604; scholarships, 604, 1172; Housing difficulty in Monmouthshire, 1308 Hlospital, Queen Charlotte's Lying-in, informa- opening of winter session, 1082; dinner, 1082. HousTON, A. C.: Report on London water, 85 tion concerning, 620 See also University of London HOUSTON, THOMAS: Typhoid carriers, 1066 Hospital reports, 18, 268, 315, 391, 470, 551, 1154, Hospital, St. Mary's, Manchester, 910; clinical HOWAT, ROBEPRT KL: Operations on the 1344, 1468, 1530, 1615, 1675,1750,1798. Gartloch report, 910 prostate, 49 Hospital for Mental Diseases: Secondary Hospital, St. Mary's. Plaistow, laying of HOWELL, R. E.: Ambulance Ipctures and parotitis (reported by J. E. Middlemiss), 18. foundation stone of the new, 1077 voluntary aid detachments, 1382 Bedford CountvHospital: Caseof traumatic Hospital, St. Paul's Eye and Ear, Liverpool, HOYLE, JAmEs C.: Inoculation for chicken- -rupture of small intestine, operation, re- information concerning, 610 pox, 431 .covery (under the care of W. Gifford Nash ; Hospital, St. Peter's, for Stone and Urinary HUCHARD: Arterio-sclerosis, 1076 reported by William J. Leighton), 268. Hay- Diseases. Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, HUGGARD, WILLIm R.: C1-ssifcation of wood Hospital, Burslem: Three intestinal information concerning, 622 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis, 1403 *operations on the same patient (Harold Hospital, St. Thomas's, 208, 605, 1082, 1172; IRUGHEs, HENRY: Atemkuren, rev.,'271 Hartley), 315. Christchurch Hospital, New Reports, 1908, rev., 208; information con- HUGHEs, H.O, appointed J.P. for countv of Zealand: Safety-pin impacted in the trachea cerning, 605; scholarships, 605, 1172; open- Den5igh, 1507 for twenty-four days (P. Clennell Fenwick), ing of winter session, 1082; dinner, 1082. See HUGO, D. DE VOS: Unlooked-for -dangers of 391. Nelson Hospital, New Zealand: Un- also University of London high-frequency current, 1832 -usual case of tetanus (reported by W. J. Hospital, Samaritan Free, Marylebone Road, Humanitarian League,letter to Local Govern- Mackay), 470. King Edward VII Hospital, information concerning, 620 ment Board re slaughterhouses, 405 Windsor: Case of hernia of vermiform Hospital Saturday Fund. See Fund Humerus, fracture of tuberosity of by mus- appendix (E. T. Norris), 551. East London Hospital, Seamen's (Dreadnought Hospital, cular violence (A. P. Gibbons), 1674 .Hospital for Children, Shadwell: Case of Greenwich),information concerning, 619; Humours ofcheap insuranee. 1656 *severe cancrum oris, recovery with slight Professor Jonnesco's demonstration of HUMPHREY, JoEs: Pharmacopedia, rev., 1620 -disfiguration (reported by Charles McNeil), spinal analgesia (reported by Lawrie HuMpmis, F. HOWARD: Practical uses of 1154. Gympie Hospital, Queensland: -Cases MacGavin), 1542 static electricity, 459 of injury and disease of the eye (reported by Hospital, Sir Patrick Dun's, Information Hungary, conditions of practice in, 641; W. Sidney Sweet), 1344. Royal Victoria Hos- concerning, 618 Pharmacopoeia, third edition, 1526. Seealso pital, Belfast: Notes on a case of typhoid Hospital, Sir Titus Salt's, Saltaire, reopening Budapest osteitis, operated on six years after an of, 1432 HUNT, G. BERTRAM: Clonie spasm of the attack of typhoid fever (under tho care of Hospital for Skin Diseases, Stamford Street, diaphraim associated with a cervical rib, T. S. Kirk, with a note by W. St. Clair Blackfriars, information concerning, 622 314 Symmers), 1468. Edinburgh Royal In- Hospital, Southern General, R.A M.C. (T.F.), HUNTER, D. W.': Photographs of Mongolian llrmarsr: Case of acanthosis nigricans annual supper, 1823 idiocy, 1535 (under the charge of Norman Walker; re- Hospital, Stanley (LiVerpool), information HUNTER.WILIAM: Infective natureof severe ported by T. S. McIntosh), 1530. Lady concerning, 610 anaemias, 112 Dufferin Hospital, Patiala, India: Case of Hospital, Steevens's, Dublin, 293; and insane HUNTER, WILLIM(of Hong Kong), obituary lithopaedion removed byoperation (reported patients, 293 notice of, 238 by M. S. Balfour), 1615. Colonial Hospital, Hospital, Sussex County, information con- HUNTER, W. K.: Haemorrhagic leukaemia, Gibraltar: Pedunculated anal tumour cerning, 622 1616 (L. D. Parsons), 1675. General Hospital, Hospital, Swansea, 348 F-anterian Society. See Society 'Wolverhampton: Partial resection of blad- Hospital for Throat Diseases, Golden'Square, HURRY, JA80 soN B.: History of theReading der for epithelioma (W. F. Cholmeley), 1750. information concerning, 622 Pathological Sociucy, rev., 41; appointed Essex Couznty Hospital: Large rapidly-grow- Hospital treatment, coss of in Manchester, J.P. for Borough of Reading, 1236 ing fibromyoma of uterus. hysterectomy, 11250 HUTCHINSON, JONATHN: Trigeminal neur- recovery (Ed. Chichester), 1798 Hospital for the tropics, 503 algia, 1615 'Hospital residents, threatened strike of in Hospital, University College, 1081,11]72 open- HUTCHIsON, ROBERT: Lectures on Diseases Vienna, 1311 ing of winter session, 1081; scholarships, of Cinildren, rev., 146; cirrhosisof liver, 'Hospital, Rotunda, infoimation concerning, 1172. Seeal8o College 1617; unidactyly, 1617 619 Hospital, Vienna Jubilee, 726 HUTTON, W. K., appointcd lecturer in anatomy Hospital, Royal Bucks, Aylesbury, 214; newt Hospital, West London, information con- at Queen Margaret College, Glasgow, 1183 wing and alterations, 214 cerning, 619 Huxley Lecture. See Lecture Hospital, Royal City of Dublin,information Hospital, Westminster, 606, 1171, 1172, 1351: Hyaline degeneration of uterinefibroids (Leith concerning, 618 information concerning, 606; opening of Murray), 1229 Hospital, Royal Dental, 1242, 1514; conver- winter session, 1171;beholarships, 1172; Hydatid cyst, unusual cases of (G. A. Syme), sazione, 1242; dinner, 1514 Reports (edited by E. D. Macnamara and 956 Hospital, Royal Devon and Exeter, informa- Rock Carling). rev., E. 1351. See also Univer- Hydatid disease: recurrence: external rup- tion concerning, 623 sity of London ture: recovery (Arthur W. Brodribb), 203 Hospital, Royal Ear, Dean Street, Soho, infor- Hospital, Wolverhampton General, 1750; Hydatids, liver and lung, o_erations fcr (Fred. mation concerning, 622 partial resection of bladder for epithelioma D. Bird), 958 'Hospital, Royal Eye, Southwark, information (W. F. Cholmeley), 1750 Hydrocele, association of a patent funicular concerning, 621 Hospital, Wolverhampton and Staffordshire process with certain form of (R. C. Dun), 'Hospital, Royal Free, 607, 624,1077; informa. General, information concerning, 623 758 tion concerning,607,624; scholarships,607' Hospital for Women, Glasgow, information Hydrophobia,deaths from, 1182 openingof winter term, 1077. SeealsoLon- concerning, 616 Hygiene and Demography Congress. See don School of Medicine for Women Hospital for Women, Liverpool, information Congress Hospital, Royal Hants County, information concerning, 610 Hygiene exhibition. See Exhibition concerning. 623 Hospital for Women and Children, Manchester Hygiene, review of books on 705, 1411 'Hospital. Royal London Ophthalmic, informa- Northern, information concerning, 609 Hygienic institution, 1198 tion concerning, 620 Hospital for Women and Children,' Man- Hyperphoria (N. Bishop Harman), 1468 Hospital, Royal Portsmouth, information con- chestsr St. Mary's, information concerning, Hypertrichosis, electrolysis for, 59 cerning, 623 609 Hypnotic suggestion, a plea of, 1731 HIospital, Royal Prince Alfred, Sydney, annual Hospital for Women, Soho. information Hypnotism and experimental psychology report, 494 concerning, 620 (George H. Savage), 1205 Hospital, Royal. Sheffield, 1304; additions to, Hospital, York County, information concern- Hypodermig: injections in Poor Law in. 1304; scholarships, 1304 ing, 624 firmaties, 1788 Hospital, Royal Southern, Liverpool, informa- Hospitalism " and Listerism (leading Hypophysis tumours. See Tumours tion concerning, 610 article), 38, 45 Hospital, Royal South Hants and Southamp- Hospitals, Adelaide Medical and Surgical, ton, information concerning, 623 information concerning, 618 Hospital. Royal United, Bath. information Hospitals, ancient, 59 concerning, 622 Hospitals of Australia, Government, 1497 Hospital, Royal Victoria, Belfast, 1249, 1468; Hospitals, bequests to. See Bequests opening of winter session, 1249; notes on a Hospitals, the Bradford, appeal, 1251,1377 case of typhoid osteitis, operated onnndsix Hospitals, charges for medicines and dress- a half years after an atiack of typhoid fever ings at, 238, 500 I.. (under the care of T. S. Kirk, with a note by Hospitals, Colonial, training of nurses in, W' St. Clair Symmers), 1468 293 IcAHD, Dr.: Le signe de la mort r6elle eft Hospital. Royal Victoria for Consumption, Hoepitals,fever snzall-pox,and information l'absence du mdecin, rev., 107.5 Edinburgh, information concerning, b14 concerning, 621; review of books on, 1413; Illnesses, tedious recovery, from (Sir Dyce Hospital, Royal VictoriaEye and Ear, Dublin, note on, 1445 Duckworth), 1 information concerning, 619 Hospitals and legacy duties, 43 Illuminating Engineering Society. SeeSociety Hospital, Royal Westminster Ophthalmic. Hospitals, liabilities of towards patients, 501, Illumination, brilliant, is it deleterious to the information concerning, 621 570 sight? 432 Hospital, St. Bartholomew's, 208, 602, 1078, Hospitals, London. and school children,.1384, Imbecile child, 1656 1171, 1287, 1362; Reports for 1908. rev., 208; 1439, 1582, 1652. See also School children Imbeclity discussed at the International Con- information concerning, 602; scholarships, Hospitals, Poor Law and voluntary, overlap- gress of Medicine. 1233 602; opening of winter session, introductory ping of, 91. See also Poor Law Imbecility, Mongolian (G. E. Shuttleworth), address and annual dinner. 078; scholar- Hospitals, private, registration of, 1310 661; discussion, 665 ships, 1171; Gui'de to the Study of the Speci- Hospitals, Richmond, Whitwortb, and Hard- Immunity, discussion on, at International mens in the Sections of Obstetrics and Gynhe- wicke, information concerning, 618 Medical Congress, 799 cology in the Museum (Herbert Williamson Hospitals, St. Mary's, Manchester, 108; Immunity, reviews of books on, 471 and Reginald Jamieson), rev., 1287; appeal annual meeting, 108 Imperial Cancer Research Fund. See Cancer by the Lord Mayor, 1362. See also Univer- Hospitals and school children (leading Imperial Institute. See Institute sity of London article), 715 Imprisonment for false pretence, 825 Hospital, St. Georga's, 299, 603, 1015, 1079, 1172, TuherrculosisHospitals Tuberculosis Committee,. See Incapacity due to former employment, 1653 1634: information concerning, 603; scholar- Incometax,580. 1388,12,1t, 142, 147, 15676656 ships, 603, 1172; lectures on public health, Hospitals, voluntary, municipal subscriptions assessments, 1424 1015; opening of winter session, introduc- to, 235; and the Poor [Law', 415 Incubation, cure of disease by (leading article), tory address and dinner, 1079: St. George's Hotel doctors' fees. See Fees 1238; correspondence on, 1317 and the Progress of Physic (H. D. Rolleston),Hr ur-glasss eoitractionteof e stomach (A'. Index Catalogue, Surgeon-General's Library, 1634. See also University of London Gordon Gullan), 846 U.U.A., new instalment, 1763 INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909. = I India, medical practice in, 223. 292; leading women doctors, 1710, 1774, 1822; cancer Intermiiittent closing of cerebral arteries. See article on, 223; famines in, 293; exDeriments research at. 1711 Arteries on mosquitos at Mian Mir, 345; epidemic Infirmary, Meath Hespital and co. Dublin, Iiitern)ational Cliniics, rev., 1475 disease in native and European army in, 6 9; information concerning, 619 Inter-University Congress. See Congress 345; death registration in, 345; civil Infirmary, Newcastle Royal Victoria, 108; the Intestinal anastomosis (G. H. Edington),. surgeons in, 414, 1372; deficiencies of the chapel, 108 970 Burmah Medical Department, 574 ; cholera Infirmary, Perth Royal, 908; proposed new Intestinal drainage, method of (Marcus. among Calcutta European hospital nurses, site, 908 Mamourian), 1466 574, 1253 (see also Cholera); proposed Infirmary, Royal Albert Hospital and Eye, Intestinal function, 1578 organization to inquire into the problems of Devonport, information concerning, 622 Intestinal obstruction, treatmlent of small malaria, 803; plague in, 813, 1100, 1713; Bom- Infirmary, Sheffield Royal, 1304; appoint- intestine in operations for (C. Hamilton bay bacteriological laboratory, 913; health of ments, 1304 ; new surgical block, 1304 Whiteford), 746 Bombay, 913; military assistant surgeons, Infirmary, Shoreditch, 414 (lunatic wards), Intestinal obstruction, acute, in a child (Dr. 1002, 1372,1707; malaria conference at Simla, question in Parliament, 414 Solly), 143 1189, 1254,1435,1508; Indian sanitation. 1189, Infirmary, Staffordshire General, information Intestinal obstruction, acute: simulated by 1372; infantmortality in Bombay, 1189; deaths concerning, 623 enterospasm, (F. E. Wynne and F. P. Sturm), from fever inand sanitary expenditure, 1372: Infirmary, West of England Eye, information 515 sanitation and malaria in. 1372; vaccination concerning, 623 Intestinal obstruction, acute: early recogni- and law in, 1430; death-rate among in- Inflammation " (R. Muir), 1229 tion and treatment of (John Hartley). dentured labourers, 1430; medical registra- Inflammation, defence of (leading article), 1422 1463 tion in, 1713, 1778 Inflammatory diseases of the lungs and pleura Intestinal obstruction caused by intussuscep- Indian army. See Army (R. J. Godlee), 1229 -tion (A. P. Dodds-Parker), 1799 Indian indigenous drugs, 903 Influenza, endemicity of (&. W. Gilchrist), 526 Intestinal obstruction frolmi traumatic Indian Medical Service, 230, 292, 414, 921, 1202, INFROIT, M.: Radiography and ureteral rupture of blood vessel (Robert Stewart), 1245, 1303.1372 ; questions in Parliament. 230, calculi, 228 1463 292, 414, 1245, 1303, 1372; correspondence on, Infundibular extract. See Pituitary extract Intestinal operations, three on the same 1202; medical appointments, 1303; civil Ingrowing toenail. See Toenail patient (Harold Hartlev), 315 medical departments, 1303. See also Army, Inguinal hernia. See Hernia Intestinal putrefaction and the pulse in Indian Inhaler, all-metal, with adjustable airway, rheumatoid arthritis, 822 Indian sanitation, 1189, 1372 1351 Intestinal surgery, progress in (Arthur E. Indiana, sterilization of criminals in, 1129 Inhaler, a new, 1805 Barker), 263 Inebriates. report of Departmental Committee Inheritance, selection and hygiene (Professor Intestine, infective processes in (Sidney (Scotland) on, 231; definition, 231; retreats, Gruber), 798 Martin), 1230 231; guardianship, 231; drunkenness and Inheritance of phthisis and insanity. See Intestine, resection of (G. P. Newbolt), 943 crime, 231; parish councils and inebriates, Tuberculosis and Insanitv discussion, 945 231 Inheritance, Treasurv of Huncan, rev., 20, Intestine, small, impaction of gall stone in: Inebriates, questions in Parliament, 413, 906 884. See also Heredity laparotomy: recovery (Henry Ross), 77 Inebriates Act. See Act INMAN: Clinical value of serum diagnosis, Intestine, small, strangulation of (Lockhart Inebriate Homes, the Langho, 1712 1076 Mummery), 1617 Inebriety (W. Austen), 1346 INNES, JAM s ALEXANDER, sketch of, 209 Intestine, small, traumatic rupture of: Inebriety, heredity in the causation of (T. D. Inoculation for chicken-pox (Donald Small- suture and appendicostomy : recovery Crothers), 659; discussion, 661 peice), 268; correspondence on, 431 (Frank Radcliffe), 1027 Infancy, surgery of (James H. Nicoll), 753; dis- Inoculation treatment of pneumonia (W. H. Intestine, small, traumatic rupture of: opera- cussion, 754 Willcox and W. Parry Morgan), 1050; dis- tion: recovery (reported by William J. Infant feeding (Leonard Findlay), 1800; (N. cussion, 1054 Leighton), 268 Percy Marsh), 1800 Inoculation treatment of tuberculosis (D. W. Intestine, small, treatment of, in operations. Infant mortality. See Mortality Carmalt-Jones), 531 for intestinal obstruction (C. Hamilton Infantile paralysis. See Paralysis Inoculation treatment of tuberculosis, influ- Whiteford), 746 Infants, two cases of head-nodding in (Cameron ence of the site on (Leonard Noon), 530; Intra-abdominal haemorrhage. See Haemor- Gibson), 314 discussion, 531 hage Infants, feeding and care of, 924 Inoculation treatment of tuberculous arthritis Intussusception accompanied by polypus and Infants' home, a model, in Germany, 47 (Maynard Smith), 1046. See also Auto- stricture (R. V. de Acton Redwood), 77 Infected clothing, 493 inoculation Intussusception causing intestinal obstruc- Infectious disease, removal to hospital of, Insane, general paralysis of, Wassermann's tion (A. P. Dodds-Parker), 1799 181; the sanitary authorities and private reaction in (J. Henderson Smith and J. P. Invalid babies' home. See Home practitioners in cases of, 430; in doctor's Candler), 198 Invasion, 487 house, 1204 Insane, treatment of, in South Australia, Involution, influence of blood-tight uterus in Infectious diseases in Scotland, 1572 1414 (C. Nepean Longridge), 1459 Infectious risks at health resorts, 1091 Insanitation and absence of medical relief in Iodine catgut. See Catgut Infirmaries, Glasgow, joint management, 1709 Lewis, 1706 Iodinefor sterilization of the skin of opera- Infirmaries, Poor Law, hypodermic injections Insanity, early treatment of, 489. See also tion areas, 504 in, 1788 Hospital for Mental Diseases Iodoform and thyroidism (Rendle Short), Infirmary, Aberdeen Royal, 815; extension of, Insanity, lead poisoning and, 114; and crime, 1469 815 1241 Ipsolaterality of optic neuritis and the lesion Infirmary, Bradford !General 573 proposed Insanity in London, 1702 causing it (Sir Victor Horsley). 877; discus- new, 573 Insanity and phthisis, inheritance in (leading sion, 878 Infirmary, Bradford Royal, 6 information article), 1485 Ireland, special correspondence from, 105, concerning, 622 Insanity following trauma, 1787 176, 233, 294, 349, 415, 492, 573, 725, 815. 1003, Infirmary, Cardiff, 237, 348, 909, 1308 ; meeting Insanity, stress and shock as causes of, 1578 1095, 1183, 1248, 1378, 1434,1573,1648, 1709, 1777. of board of management, 237; Madame Insects and disease. See Entomological 1821; Queen's University, Belfast, 105; Tuber- Patti and, 348; new wing, 909, 1308 Institute of Bibliography foundedin Germany, culosis Prevention (Ireland) Act, 105, 492, 815, Infirmary, Chester, gift from Duke of West- 1811 1648; double tenancies in Belfast, 105; minster, 1295 Institute, Imperial, the murders at, 99 health of Lurgan, 105; Ulster Medical Infirmary, City of London (Homerton), 1113; Institute, the Lister, of Preventive Medicine, Society, 176,1573; Dublin Hospitals' Tuber- formal opening, 1113 1783 culosis Comm-iittee, 233, 815; tuberculosis in Infirmary, Derbyshire Royal, 214, 622; report Institute, Royal Sanitary, 405, 1655; lectures Ulster, 233; lunacy fees, 233 ; enteric fever by medical staff on medical treatment of and demonstrations, 405; congress, 1655 at Borrisoleigh, 233; population of Ireland, schoolchildren, 214; informationconcerning, Institution, Liverpool Medical, 1187, 1346,1409, report of Registrar-General, 233; death of 622 1754, 1800; opening of session, 1187; perfora- Professor Alexander Fraser, 294; treatment Infirmary, Durham, for Eye Diseases, in- tive peritonitis (Frank Jeans),1346; accidental of a consumptive, 294, 349; action for alleged formation concerning, 608 haemorrhage for eight days (Drs. Stookes libel against a hospital, 294; cerebro-spinal Infirmary, Edinburgh Eye, Ear and Throat, and E. E. Glynn), 1346; chronic constipation meningitis, 294; protest against a proposed information concerning, 614 (R. W. Murray), 1409; the pituitary body sanatorium at Dalkey, 294; Irish and the Infirmary, Edinburgh Royal, 614, 1308, 1495, (Blair Bell), 1409; cytological methods (R. J. National University, 349; compulsory noti- 1530; information concerning, 614; and the M. Buchanan), 1754; clinical evening and cationof tuberculosis in Dublin, 415, 725; retirement of Professor Chiene, 1308; case exhibition of cases, 1800; pathological home for tuberculous patients (Sutton of acanthosis nigricans (under the charge of meeting, 1800; orbital tumours removed by Health House), 415; Belfast abattoir, 492; Norman Walker, reported by T. S. McIntosh), Kronlein's operation (R. J. Hamilton), 1800; infected clothing, 493; Queen's College. 1530 section of tuberculosis cutis (Stopford Taylor Cork, 573; Queen's College, Belfast, annual Infirmary, Glasgow Eye, information concern- and Dr. MacKenna), 1800; latent cancer of report, 725; Belfast, public health of, 725,1095, ing, 616 oesophagus (Dr. Bradshaw and Ernest 1249,1379, 1709; typhoid at Roscommon, 725; Infirmary, Glasgow Royal, 45, 573, 616; new Glynn), 1800; fatty infiltration of heart Cork, prevention of consumption, 816 ; Joint surgical block, 45 ; medallion of Lord Lister, (Ernest Glynn), 1800; hypernephroma of Hospital Board, 816; Castlerea Union, 816; 45; plansfornewbuildings,573; information kidney (K. S. Monsarrat), 1800 annual report of Irish Local Government concerning, 616 Institution, Manchester and Salford Sick Poor Board, 1003; dispensary doctors' salaries, Infirmary, Glasgow Western, 616; informa- Nursing, 1822 1095; Belfast Natural History Society, 1096- tion concerning, 616 Institution, the Royal, 1718; course of lectures Women's National Health Association, Infirmary, Gloucester Royal, 43, 623 ; visit of 1718 1183; an echo of 1903, 1184; Royal College the King, 43; information concerning, 623 Instruments, disused, and medical curios, 242 of Surgeons in Ireland, prize distribution, Infirmary, Hammersmith, 344; question in Instruments, plated, danger arising from in 1248; Conjoint Cecilians (Catholic Univer- Parliament. 344 ophthalmic operations (W. C. Rockliffe). 15 sity Medical School), 1249; Royal Victoria, Infirmary, Inverness Northern, 1248; new Insurance against sickness and invalidity, Hospital, Belfast, 1249; memorial to the late phthisis wards, 1248 compulsory, 560, 820; correspondence on, D. J. Cunningham, 1434; humour of an Irish Infirmary, Leeds General, 46, 347; changes in 820 dispensary (Belmullet), 1435; Belfast Medi- the staff, 46; death of Mr. Blair, 347; resi- Insurance, life, from the standpoint of the cal Students' Association, 1573; Registrar- dent appointments, 347 medical examiner and the agent (A. Gordon General for Ireland, 1573; University Infirmary, Leicester, information concerning, Gullan), 10 College, Cork, 1648; Irish Association of 623 Insurance, life, in its relation to the profession Medical Women, 1648; the Royal Academy Infirmary. Liverpool Children's, information (J. J. Austin), 1470 of Medicine, 1378; Cork District Hospital. concerning, 610 Insurance and death duties, 901, 914 1379; Cork Medical and Surgical Society, Infirmary, Liverpool Eye and Ear, informa- Insurance for medical men, 120 1379; dispensary doctors and consultants. tion concerning, 610 Insurance, motor and other, 1176, 1370 1709; R.U.I. medical students, 1777: Irish Infirmary, Liverpool Royal, 175, 610, 1376; new Insurance, State, andthe friendly societies, nursing appointments, 1777; drastic treat- out-patient department, 175; information 1304 ment of a medical officer, 1778, 1821; Irish concerning, 610 ; and Sir James Barr, 1376 Intensive treatment of syphilis, See Branch of the British Dental Association, Infirmary, Manchester Royal, 103, 1710, ]774, Syphilis 1778; Dublin Pasteurized MiW1 D6p6t 1821 1822; opened by the King 103; and Intercostal nerves. See Nerves Limerick workhouse medical officers, 1822 ETnzx Biamen 1 DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX. IMEDRiAL JbUum" I

I. Ireland, dairy inspection in, 174, 230; popula- JONES, HENRY LEWIS: Treatment of naevus KINGHORN, ALLAN, goes to Weat Africa re tion of, report of Registrar-General, 233; by radium, 451 sleeping sickness, 1203 lunacy in (question in Parliament), 293 JONES, HUGH E.: Association of slight abnor- King's College. See College and University of Ireland, connexion between cattle fairs and malities of the auricle with certain forms of London tuberculosis in (J. Darley Wynne), 527 deafness, 1137 King's evil, touching for, in 1828, 274; in 1665, Ireland, tuberculosis in, 44; question in Par- JONES, R. LLEWELLYN: Arthritis Deformans, *504 liament, 44 rev.. 706 King's Norton and Northfield Urban District, Irish industries and consumption, 569 JONEs, ROBERT: Surgical treatment of the report of M.O.f., 355 Irish nursing appointments, 1777 rheumatoid group of joint affections, 2; KIPLING on doctors, 1294 Iritis, guttate (Mr. Doyne), 1752 treatment of tuberculous disease of joints, KIPPING, F. STANLEY: Inorganic Chemistry, Xron, absorption and excretion of (leading 950; treatment of club-foot, 1065; awarded rev., 1538 article), 1423; correspondence on, 1501 Liston Victoria Jubilee prize, 1245 KIRBY, E. D.: The Representative Meeting, Irrigal, 1264 JONEs, THOMAs EVANS, obituary notice of, 1256; forcible feeding, 1826 ISAAC, C. LEONARD: Value of surface signs in 1586 KIRK, T. S.: Case of typhoid osteitis, operated diagnosis of deep-seated disease, 646 JONES, W. H. S.; Malaria arnd Greek History, 'on six and a half years after an attack of Italy, conditions of practice in, 641; number rev., 1349; Malaria, a Neglected Factor in typhoid fever, 1468 of registered students of medicine in the the History of Greece and Rome, rev., 1349 KITAsATO: Mode of infection in tuberculosis, universities, 804; league against malaria in, JoNEs-HUMPErEYs, Y. M.: Dutch drops, 924 990 993, 1301; total number of students regis- JONNEsCO, THOMAS: General spinal analgesia, Kitchen, portable field. 578 teredl in 1908-9, 1012; official pharmacopoeia 1396, 1535, 1542 KLEBS, ARNOLD C. (editor): Tuberculosis: A for, 1172; Italian medical work abroad, 1295; JORDAN, A. C.: X-ray diagnosis, 1469 Treatise by American Authors on its meeting of Committee for Suppression of JORDAN, F. W.: Receiving houses forincipient Etiology, Pathology, Frequency, Semeiology, Cretinism, 1332; Association for Study of mental disorder, 351 Diagnosis, Prognosis, Prevention, and Treat- Medical History" See Association JORDAN, M., death of, 1722 ment,rev., 1411 1VENs, Miss: Tuberculous salpingo-ovaritis, JORtDAN, WALTER R.: The Representative KLEIN, ADOLF, death of, 1831 1229 Meeting, 1318 KLEIN, Dr., reports to Local Government JOYCE, J. H.: Proposed- legislation on an- Board on a rat, 1418 aesthetics, 1782 ]KLEINE. Professor: Etiology of sleeping sick- Jubilee of the -ftrst dental diploma (leading ness, 903; Bericht fiber die tdtigkeit der sur J. article), 1699 erforschung der Schlafkrankheit in Jahre June sunshine in Guernsey, 248 1906-1907, Nach Ostafrika entsandten Komn- JACKSON, EDWARD: Ophthalmic Year Book, JUNG, C. G.: The Ps-ychology of Dementia mission, rev., 1350 rev., 705 Praecox, rev., 82 Kleinertz's quidestin, composition of, 247 JACKSON, GEORGE: Etiology of exostoses of KLEMPERER, GEORGd: Grundrissder klinischen the external auditory meatus, 1137 Diagnostik, rev., 148 JACOB, Dr.: Case of delayed chloroform Klemperer's Elements of Clinical Diagnosis, poisoning, 1677 publisher of, 1263 JAFFE, [AX EDUARD. death of, 1015 Knee, arthrotomy of (C. B. Lockwood), 7 JAMES, G. P.: Small-pox and Vaccination in Knee support (Major Gunter), 154 British India, rev., 1758 K. Knock-knee, bow-legs, and coxa vara (W. JAMEs, Colonel H. E. R.: Account of the Ward-Smith), 1347 officers' training corps, with special refer- KEla-azar, case of (Dr. Charles) 1469 KNoPF, S. A.: Tuberculosis a Preventable and ence to its medical branch, 370 Kala-azar in the Far East (P. W. Bassett- Curable Disease, rev., 796 JAMs, J. BRINDLEY, nominated medical Smith), 1614 KOCH, R.: Bericht fiber die tdtigkeit der xur officer for purpose of Elementary School Kala-azar, Is ponos? (G. A. Williamson), 781; erforschung der Schlafkrankheit in Xahfe Teachers' Superannuation Act, 1788 discussion, 782 1906-1907, Nach Ostafrika entsandten Kom- JAMESON, J. T.: Dentists and anaesthetics, KAPADiA, FRAMROZE N.: Case of Landry's mission, rev., 1350 1317 palsy, 141 KoECER, THEODOR, awarded Nobel Prize for JAMISON, REGINALD: A Guide to the Study of KARL, THEODOR OF BAVARIA, 70th birthday Medicine, 1772 the Specimens in the Sections of Obstetrics of, 564; death of, 1638 KOGLER, KARL: Alcoholism and workmen's and GyInecology in the Museum of St. Bar- KATZ, LuDwIG, death of, 1202 insurance. 396 tholomew's Hospital, rev., 1287 KAUFFMANN, Dr.: Appreciation of William Kollman's urethral dilator, a point in the use JANNES, Dr.: Fiindfundswanxig Tahre knapp- Arthur Foxwell, 426 of (Alex. MacLennan), 204; correspondence scha.fts8drtlicher Praxis beim Eschweiler KEAY, J. H.: Compulsory insurance against on, 418 Bergwerks-Verein (1884-1909), rev., 394 sickness, 820 KOP1HE: Treatment of trypanosomiasis, 1290 Japan, medical advertising forbidden in, 483; KEEN, W. W.: College of Physicians, Phila- K6ROSY, Professor: Building up of albumen plague in, 1100 delphia, its library and its work, 1161 in the animal body and the breaking down Japan-British exhibition, 437,1831 KEETLEY, C. B.: Notes on the West London of the albumen introduced as food, 801 JARDINE, ROBERT: Practical Textbooiz of Mid- Hospital and Bowater J. Vernon, 1361 KRAEPELIN, Professor: Tahresbericht ilber wifery for Nurses. rev., 1681 obituary notice of, 1721 die Konigliche Psychiatrische Klinik in Jaundice, obstructive, operative treatment of, KEITH, ARTHUR: Congenital malformations Milnchenfiir 1906 und 1907, 895 and the proper selection of cases (B. G. A. of palate, face, and neck, 310, 363, 438; the Kraurosis vulvae, relation of leucoplakic Moynihan), 936; discussion, 940 odontological collection of the Royal College vulvitis to (Comyns Berkeley and Victor Jaw, lower, employment of silver wire to of Surgeons, 1686; anatomy of the heart, Bonney), 1739 bridge gap after resection of a portion of 1750 KRAUS: Clinical value of serum diagnosis, (Sinclair White), 1525 KEITH, JOHN R.: Acute tuberculous arthritis, 1076 JEANS, FRANK: Perforative peritonitis, 1346 205 KRAUS, F.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Medizin Jehnol, composition of. 247 KEITHI, SHEwER: Medicine or surgery in early und Kinderheilkunde, rev., 987 JELLINEK, S.: Atlas der Elektropathologie, cases of cancer, 140; cancer research, 350, KEAUs, R.: Handbuch der Techntik uend rev., 988 500 Methodik der Immunit4tsforschung, rev., Jelly for the examination of leucocytes in the KELLAS, A. M.: Introduction to Practical 471 blood, 1016 Chemistryfor Medical, Dental, and General KRAUSE: Surgical treatment of epilepsy, 1164 Jena University. See University Students, rev., 1538 KRAUSE, W.: Skelet der oberen und unteren JENNINGS, OsCAR: The zBe-education of Self- Kellog's system, 1483 Extremitdt, rev., 885 Control in the Treatment of the Morphia KELLY. HOWARD A.: Myomata of the Uterus, KREHL, L.: Principles of Clinical Pathology, Habit, rev., 85 rev., 1472 rev., 705 JEPSON, EDWARD: Treatment of consumption KELLY. SAXUEL W.: Surgical Diseases of KRONIG: Anaesthesiain obstetrics, 1165 at Davos Platz, 1314 Children, rev., 473 KtYMMELL: After-treatment of laparotomy, JARROLD, WALTER: Highways and Bvways Kennedy, Dr., obituary notice of, 1831 1163; anuria, 1234 in Middlesex, rev., 1804 KENNEDY, F. W.: Strangulated hernia of KtSTER, ERNST: Zwei Schlus,,iahre klinisch- JEssNER, S.: Diagnose und TheraPie der ovary in an infant: operation, 1407 chirurgischer Tttiakeit, rev., 83 Syphilide, rev., 207: Diagnose und Therapie KENNEDY, J. C.: Phagedenic ulcer of larynx, KUTNER. R.: Volksseuchen: Vier,ehn des Ekzems, rev., 207 1616 Vortrige, rev., 705; post-graduate teaching, JEWETzKY, Dr., death of, 118 Kennels and dogs in towns. See Dogs 708 JEWSBuRY, R. C.: Infantile heart showing KEOGH, Sir ALFRED, honorary M.D.Dublin nodular endocardium, 1617 conferred upon, 115; voluntary aid detach- JOppROY, A.: Fugues et vagabondage: Etude ments, 1570; gives a conversazione, 1764 clinique et psuchologique, 999 Kepler extract of malt, composition of, 1477 JOINVLLE, Prince DE: Dead remains in KERR, W. S.: Rudimentary auricle, 1408; spirits, 1547 syphilitic perichondritis, 1534 L. John Morley Laboratories. See Laboratories KERsHAW. RICHARD: Medical treatment of John of Stanneford, 1258 school children, 1501 Laboratories, John Morley, new buildings, Johnson, Alice, v. Brixton Free Press, 1501; Khoosh bitters, composition of, 563 1096 foreign colonies for the feeble-minded, 1755 Kiantschau, importation of opium illegal in, Laboratory, Bombay bacteriological, report JOHNSON, J. R.: Speech fright, 50 712 of, 915 JOHNSON, RAYMOND: Retroperitoneal tera- KIDD, JAMES W.: Methods of quackery, 1016 Laboratory diagnosis of tuberculosis. See toma, 1471 KIDD, L. J.: Lingual analgesia in tabes, 410 Tuberculosis JOHNSON, Dr. SAMUEL, his spelling, 34 ; Mr. Kidney, hypernephroma of (K. S. Monsarrat), Laboratory methods in syphilis. See Syphilis Coleridge on. 1294 1800 La Bourbonne and rheumatoid arthritis, 431 JOHNSTON, H. M.: Notes on the distribution of Kidney, value of expert radiography and Labour, intra-abdominal haemorrhage associ- the intercostal nerves, 685 cystoscopy in the detection of obsolesced ated with (Maurice C. Barber), 203; corre- JOHNSTON, R. MCKENZIE: Nurses' registration, tubercle in (E. Hurry Fenwick), 16. spondence on, 431 1718 Kilkee, sewerage of, 1373 Labour, sea-tangletents suitable for induction JOHNSTON, T., presentation to, 1295 KILLEN, W. M.: Adenoids and asthenopia, of (Sir William Sinclair), 1677 Joint affections, surgical treatment of the 879 Labyrinthine nystagmus tests, clinical value rheumatoid group of (Robert Jones), 2 KILLICK, CHARLES: Case of perforating wound of (Dan M'Kenzie), 1140; discussion, 1140 Joint disease, tuberculous, treatment of (Sir of eye, operation, recovery, 1671 LACK, H. LAMBERT: _Treatment of cicatricial William Macewen), 948; (Robert Jones), 950; Kinaesthetic area of the brain. See Brain stenosis of larynx, 1140 discussion, 952 King, the, at the Orthopaedic Hospital, 291 Lacrsmal gland, lymphosarcoma of (A. P. L. Joint mouse " (A. M. Martin), 1284 KING, ARTHUR: Etiologyof epilepsy, 1407 Wells and M. S. Mayou). 1752 JONES, ALBERT E.: Unqualified practice, bone- King Edward VII Sanatorium. See Sana- Lacrymal sac. congenital blenorrhoea of (John setters, 820 torium Foster), 1670 JONES, Sir ALFRED, death of, 1770 King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund Lacrymal sac, retractor for use in excision of, JONES, ARTHUR T.: Placenta praevia in KING, JAMES W.: Reports of the Poor Law 1351 general practice, 1614 Commissioner, 727 Lactic acid bacilli -aud thiB production of LLOYD: A natural experiment in KING-HALL, Vice-Admiral G.: Alcohol and milk (Ernest Quant), 1738 JONES, E. roured of action 1498 cardiac strain, 1718 the national services, 319 1 actic ferments, method of, THE BRITISH 1 20 MEDICAL JOURNAL j INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909rt

Lady Bountiful and Poor Law medical officer, vice, 568; the profession of medicine, 581; Leprince of Paris, 114 181 annual report of the Commissioners in Leprosy conference at Bergen, resolutions,. Lady dispensers. See Dispensers Lunacy, 713; recent work on aphasia, 714; 746; next conference, 1000 LAGUEssE, Professor: True balance between hospitals and school children, 715; Housing Leprosy, Danish-French expedition for in- the islands of Langerhans and the acini of andrTown Planning Bjll 568, 805, 1296, 1565; vestigation of, 294 the pancreas, 800 medical education, 8am; geographical dis- Leprosy, "nastin" in the treatment of (F: IAITINEN, TAv: Alcohol.and immunity, 217; tribution of diabetes mellitus, 807;- school Raschid), 1343 alcohol and the race, 395, 1289 sports, 898; care of the eyes among the Leprosy in the Nyasaland Protectorate, Britis}r Laity and medical profession, relations of working claeses, 899; national eugenics, Central Africa, 1314 (Mrs. Hodgkinson), 1681, 1759, 1828; corre- 900; function of the medical library, 994; LEROY, RAOUL: Le massage plastiqque dans spondence on, 1781, 1828 mental attitudes in pathology, 994; the le. dermatoses de laface, ses indications--ses LAKE, RICHARD: Operative treatment of practitioner and his tuberculous patients, resultats, rev., 1539 tinnitus, 1132 996; Poor Law Commission report and pro- L'Esculape," a medico-artistic society, 333, LALCACA, CAWAs, the murder of, 99; funeral vident dispensary schemes, 1085; serum 517; foundation of in Paris, 333, 517 of, 183; heroism of, 414; question in Parlia- test for syphilis, 1086; the university and LESER, E.: Lehrbuch de Chirurgie in Vorles- ment, 813; In Memoriam, 891 tee medical schools of London, 1087; u11gen Allgemeine chirurgie in 50 Vorles- LA IEERT, ALEXANDER: Drug cures for diug "secret remedies," 1174; fulguration and ungent, rev., 393 habits, 1091 electric sparking, 1174; fasting prisoners Lesions, local, and somatic delusions. See LAxBRN, Colone, F. J.: Arylarsonate treat- and compulsory feeding, 1175; five years Somatic ment of syphilis, 380 and a bittock (medical curriculum), 1237; LETTS, E. A.: On nuisances caused by certaim Lancashire, special correspondence from, 493, cure of disease by incubation, 1238; latent green seaweeds, 693 1496, 1647; county of Lancaster health neurasthenia, 1297; International Office of Leucocyte count. effect on produced by thiosi- report, 493; Midwives Act in Lancashire, Public Health, 1297; the annual meeting namine injections (PF. J. Charteris), 541; 493; infant mortality in, 1496; Rochdale of 1910, 1363; the conquest of the tropics, correspondence on, 918 milk supply, 1647 1363; the significance of Darwinism, 1365; Leucocytes, a simple method of counting (V. T: Lancashire coroner. See Coroner Poor Law Commission's report on Scotland, Carruthers), 1749 Lancaster county health report, 493 1422; our friend the enemy, 1422; absorption Leucocytes and absorption and elimination of Landing party using material available on and excretion of iron, 1423; inheritance in medicaments (Arnozan and Carles), 991 board ship, detailed scheme for an un- phthisis and insanity, 1485; disasters and Leueoplnkic vulvitis. See Vulvitis expected (Staff Surgeon J. G. Wallis), 390 mental disease, 1485; medical relief in the Leukaemia, haemorrhagic (W. K. Hunter). LANDOI'S Lehrbuch des Physiologie des Highlands and Islands of Scotland, 1486; 1616 Menschen, rev., 84 the General Medical Council, 1563, 1635; LEVADITI, C.: Handbuch der Technik unc LANDOY., ERNEST E. B.: Hereditary trans- Greek medicine in Rome, 1564; apportion- Methodik der Immunitdtsforehung, rev., missior of squint, 1228 ment of the five years, 1635; voluntary aid 471 Landry's paralysis. See Paralysis detachment, 1636; proposed legislation on LEwIs, THOMAS: Auricular fibrillation, a com- LANE, J. ERNEST: "Professional advertising," anaesthesia, 1637; jubilee of the first dental mon clinical condition, 1528 916 diploma, 1699; wit and wisdom from Vanity Lewis, typhoid fever in, 1430; insanitation and LANE. W. ARBUTENOT: Operative Treatment Fair, 1700; school closure, 1701; medical absence of medical relief in, 1706 of Chronic Constiyation, rev., 393 aspects of the Parliamentary session, 1765; LEY, R. LEONARD: Light pigmentation and lAjNGERHANS, PAUL, death of, 46 prison doctors and the Home Office, 1765; new growth, 576 Langho Inebriates' Homes, 1712 friendly societies, 1812; the carrier problem, Liabilities of hospitals towards patients, 502 Laparotomy, after-treatment of, 1163 1813 (see also Hospitals); liability for attendance, LAROCHE, Guy: Pathology of paralysis in League, National Temperance, 342; annual 114; on son, 114 ,.diphtheria, 1379 * breakfast, 342 Libel action (Johnson v. Brixton Free Pross, LARRION, JUAN MANUEL MARYANI Y, death of, Lebanon Hospital. See Hospital 1501; Adams v. Vanity Fair and others, 1700, 1831 LECIENE, Professor: Simulation of foreign 1723, 1767. See also Adams Laryngoseope, directvision operating (William bodies, 1178 Libel against a hospital, action for alleged, 294 Hill). 1152 4 Lecithin and diabetes, 1108 Libraries in London, 828 Larynx, cancer of. See Caneer LECLAINCHIE, E.: State control of serums, Library of Wales. the National, 241 Larynx, eicatricial stenosis of (H. Lambert 1167 Lice and liberty, 1427 Lack), 1140; (V. Delsaux), 1141; (David Bry- Lecture, William Mitchell Banks Memorial LIEPMANN, WILHELM: Das Geburtshilfliche son Delavan), 1144; discussion, 1147 (Harvey Cushing), 413 Semnior, Praktische Geburtshilfe tn acht- Larynx, extirpation of, fitted with a new Lecture, the Bradshaw, 1325. 1733; (James zehn Vorlesungen mit ?12 Konturzlichnunugee vocalizing apparatus (R. H. Woods), 1138; Alexander Lindsay), 1325; (F. Richardson fi-r Aerzte unnd Studierende, rev., 1680 discussion, 1139 Cross), 1733 Life Insurance. See Insurance Larynx, complete stenosis 'of E (StClair Lecture, the Huxley, 1573 Light. pigmentation and new growth (Wilfred Thomson), 1753 Lecture, Schorstein (William Osler), 1509 Watkins-Pitchford), 442 LASSAR, F.: Dermatologischer Tahresbericht, Lectures, the FitzPatrick (Sir T. Clifford Ligh' treatment, discussion on tat Inter- rev., 207 Allbutt), 1449, 1515, 1564, 1598; (leading national Medical Congress, 1234. See also LATHAM, ARTHUR: The Influence of Hereditv article). 1564 Roentgen. Radium, X Rays on Disease, uith SpecialReference to Tuber- Lectures to workhouse nurses. See Nurses Limb, congenital enlargement of one (O. L. culosis, Cancer. and Diseases of the Nervous LE DENTU, A.: Nouveau traitN de chirurgie, Addison), 1616 System, rev., 883 vol. xii, rev., 1473 Limerick workhouse medical officers, 1822 LAUNAY, PAUL: Maladies des veines et des LEECH, PRIESTLEY: Operations for cancer of LINACRE, TiOoMAs, 332, 710, 1010 (William lvmphatiques, rev., 1473 breast, 1675 Osler), 332; (Munro Smith), 710; (J. F. Payne), LAURES, HENRY: Le syVnesth?sies, rev., 1286 LEEDHAm-GREEN, CHARLES: Scopolomine- 1010 Lavatory accommodation for workmen, 1093 morphine narcosis, 962 LINDFORS, AXEL OTTO, death of, 1654 LAYnEAN, Professor: On tropical diseases, Leeds, special correspondence from, 46, 174. LINDSAY, JAEs ALEXANDER: Darwinism and; 798 235, 347, 1305; changes in the staff of the medicine, 1325 LAAVRAND, H.: RB-ducation physique et psy- General Infirmary, 46 ; appointments at the LINDSAY, J. W.: Iodine for sterilization of the chique, rev., 1757 General Infirmary, 347; death of the Chan- skin of operation areas, 504 LAW, W. T.: Intermittent closing of cerebral cellor of the university (Lord Ripon), 174; LINDSAY, Professor: Tubes dorsalis treated arteries, 1380 Health Congress, 175; examinations for the by Fraenkel's method, 80; salt-free diet as a LAWES, EDWARD THORNTON HnL: The Law degrees in medicine. 235; death of Mr. Blair, therapeutic agent, 80; unusual case of habit of Compensation for Industrial Diseases: general manager of the infirmary, 347; spasm, 80 Beina an Anno!ation of Section 8 of the Medico-Psychological Association, 347; Hos- Lingual analgesia. See Analgesia Workmen's Compensation Act, 1906, rev., pital for Women and Children, 347; resident LIPsUOmBE, E., elected Mayor of St. Albans. 1158 appointments at the infirmary. 347; medical 1446 .LAAWRENqC, T. W. P.: Retroperitoneal tera- Leeds fifty years ago (Sir Clifford Allbutt), Liqufruta, composition of, 1419 toma. 1471 1305 Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine, 1783 LAWSON, ARNOLD: Radium treatment, 143 Leeds fifty Tears ago, medical (Sir Clifford LISTER, LORD, medallion to. 45; Hon. M.D. of ILAWSON, C. W.: Aortic systolic murmur, Allbutt), 1305 Geneva conferred upon, 173 prognosis and treatment, 18 Leeds Infirmary. See Infirmary Listerism and' hos vitalism "(leading article). LAZARUS, A. Die Anaemie Normale und. Leeds University. See University 38, 45 pathologische Histalogie des Blutes, rev., 1679 LIEEs, DAVID: Tuberculosis of the lung, 1409; Literary notes, 34, 90, 164, 215, 274, 332, 404, 480, LEA, ARNOLD: Gastric ulcer as a cause of physical signs of incipient pulmonary tuber- 559, 710, 804, 891, 992, 1083, 1172, 1235, 1294, pelvic peritonitis, 1229 culosis, 1659; continuous inhalation-in pul- 1361, 1420. 1483, 1547, 1634, 1692, 1763, 1810; Lead poisoning, and insanity, 114; in Swansea monary tuberculosis, 1826 announcements of new publications and district, 1182 LEFTWICH, RALPH: Shakespeare Memorial new editions, etc., 34, 90, 164, 215, 274, LEADER, H.: Haemorrhage into suprarenals, Fund, 90 559, 891, 992, 1083. 1235, 1361, 1634; 1534 Legacy duties and hospitals. See Hospitals New Sydenham Society's publication& Leading articles: 36, 96. 166, 222, 215, 334, 406, Legs, twitching of, 580 purchased by H. K. Lewis, 34; reprint of 484, 565. 581, 713, 805, 898, 994, 1085, 1174, 1237, Leigh, appointment at, 923 Sir Henry Morris's Hunterian Oration, 34; 129, 1363, 1422, 1485,1563,1635, 1699. 1765, 1812; LEIGHTON, WILLIAM J., reports case of trat- spelling, 34; Dr. Johnson's spelling, 34; the Poor Law Com)aission and the medical matic rupture of small intestine, operation, Shakespeare Mfemorial Fund, 90; old supersti- profession, 36, 167, 484, 1085, 1422; Roentgen recovery, 268 tions mentioned in Fresh Leaves and Green rays in stomach diagnosis, 37 ; " hos- LEIPER, R. T.: Animal parasites, 60; the Pastures, 90; letter from Darwin to Fox on pitalism" and Listerism, 38: Annual Re- alleged heterogenesis in Ankylostoma duo- homoeopatby, 90; U.S. Pharmacopoeia presentative Meeting, 96; neurasthenia and denale. 1332 to be translated into Spanish, 164; Sir moderp life, 97; the so-called motor area Leipzig University. See University Samuel Wilks on May marriages, 164; Dr. of the brain, 166: the Poor Law Medical LEISHMAN. W. B., honour of knighthood Cazalis (" Jean Lahor ") 215; Annals of Service and the Commission's reports, 167 ; conferred upon, 40 Psychical Science, 215; " Dicky" Partridges antivivisection and the protection of ani- Leistner's tablets, composition of. 247 215; through Wessex in a caravan, 215; mals, 169; .treatment of disease. 222 ; medi- Leith Dispensary. See Dispensary toxicology in the Middle Ages (C. 0-. cal practice in India, 223; medical service Leitz catalogue of microscopes, 1345 Cumston) 215; Prodromata, 216; "GGentle- of the West African Colonies, 224; the LEJARs. IFELIX: Traitt de chirurgie woman Surgeon" (Stanley Williams) President's address, 275: the address in d'urgence, rev., 83 274; medical qualities in the writings medicine. 276; the address in surgery, 278; LENEARTZ, Professor: Appendicitis, 798 of St. Luke (George Homan), 274, 332; the 'address in obstetrics, 334; crowner's LENOIR, 0.: Confvrences sur les accidents du touching for King's evil in Sussex in 182&, quest law, 335; pensions for asylum officers, travail et les affections traumctiques, rev., 274; public medical service in antiquity (M. 406; engine drivers and colour tests. 406; 207 Cros-Mayrevieille), 274; Thomas Linacre pot~able spirits. 407; Poor Ljaw repnrt and LETOVSKY. Sftaff Surgeon SERGE, appointed (Win. Os]er), 332; (Munro Smith), 710; Heart, the sanitary service, 484; ray therapeutics, honorary member Fourth Class of theRoyal first number, 404; Shakespeare on sta.ge 485; an efficient ambulance service for Victorian Order, 405 iriaht, 404; faults in medical writing, 434, Liondon. 483- report of the Midwives Act LEPINE, tR.: Le di abUte sucrv, rev., 271; mor- 480; Anatole France on doctors (Saumon ommittes 565; rosults of nerve diviSion, tality from diabetes in town andcountry, and Maehellier) and King Cbristophe V, 506; the 11ousing oi I and the medical ser- 14o9 404; C. H. F. Routh and a Latin letter to r 2I THE L DEC-. INDEM. L BRITISE 25, '1909-1.1 DEC.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/nc 25, 1909.](llNDEXr;o),27MEDICAL JOURNAL Semmeilweis, 405; "Do Sifers," 480; Tobias 297, 825; and compensation for injuries, Lucnacy ins India (Major Bryson), 271 Smollett, on doctors, 481; drawings of 921; paym ent of, 1199; gifts to, 1261, 1829; Lunacy in Ireland (questions in Parliament), William Blake, 710; "Tiger Dunlop," 804; engagement of, 1502, 1586, 1732 293 scientific knowledge oftheEtruscans, 891; LiODGE, GEORGE H., appointed J.P. for Lunacy in London (1908), 1306, 1702 In Memoriam (Dr. Cawas Lalcaca), 891; borough of Rotherham, 1587 Lunacy in New South Wales, annual report, Recollections of a Long Life (Lord Brough- LOEB, Professor: Artificial parthenogenesis 912, 1426, 1437 ton), the Duchess of Devonshire and the and formative stimulation, 798 Lunacy in New Zealand, annual report, 495 doctor's fee, 891; William Dougall, 891, 992; LOEB. JACQUES: Die chemische Entwvick- Lunacy and old age pensions, 1706 Ulick de Burgo, 992; Bethnal Green Free lungserregung des tierischenEies, rev., 884 Lunacy in Queensland, annual report, 495, Library, 992; death of Jean Jacques LOGAN, T. S.,granted leave of absenceto 1497 Rousseau, 1083; ether day (anniversary of assist in relmlodelling and reorganization of Lunacy in Scotland, 106; fifty-first report of the anaesthesia), 1083; Samuel Pepys and the State Asylum in Mazorra, Cuba, 1236 General Board of Commissioners in Lunacy charms, 1084; official Pharmacopoeia for LOMBRoOSO, CES4RE, obituary notice of, 1262 for Scotland, 106 Italy, 1172; Local Government Beviqw, 1172, LONDON, Professor: Constants in digestion Lunacy in Victoria, annual report, 1809 1361; directory of public health service, and absorption, 801 Lunacy in Western Australia, annual report, 1172; Blackfoot medical priesthood (John London, special correspondence fromi, 45,175, 81' Maclean),1 1172; the doctor in fiction, 234, 295, 346, 724, 1184, 1252, 1306. 1374, 1433, Lunatics, certification for tem porary deten- 1172; the beginnings of clinical teach- 1574, 1644, 1712, 1775, 1823; scarlet fever and tion of allegted in workhouses, 1014 ing in America (James J. Walsh), 1235; milk, 45; street accidents, 45; barrow Lunatics, removal of alleged, to workhouises William Walker, filibuster and doctor, 1236; food, 175, 346; sanitary.-condition of by relieving officers, 735 historical and biographical records of the stables, 176; proposed receiving-house Lunatics, fees for. See Fees profession in America, 1236; Rudyard for incipient mental disorder, 234, 1184; Lung hydatids. See Hydatids Kipling on doctors, 1294; Stephen Coleridge nmunicipal subscriptions to voluntary hos- Lung, meat bone in: recovery (H. G. Mallam). and Dr. Johnson, 1294; different race types pitals, 235 the new King's College 1154 in the ancient sculptures and paintings Hospital, 235; the County Council and Lungs and pleura, inflammatory diseases of found in Mexico and Central America (A. C. the mledical treatment of school child- (R. J. Godlee), 1229 Breton), 1294; notes on the West London ren, 295, 1374, 1433, 1574, 1644; report of Lupus erythematosus, case of acute (F. Hospital and BowaterJ. Vernon (C. B. Asylums Committee, 295; Public Health Beetham and F.W. Eurich), 1404; corre- Keetley), 1361; " Robberd's improved bal- Comnmittee of the County Council, 346; spondence on, 1500 sam elixir or cough drops," 136i; health visitors, 724; milk and tuberculosis, Lupus patients, care of, in Swansea, 349; home William Nicol of Stonehaven (Sir Dyce 1252; lunacy in 1908,1306; tuberculous cows, for treatment of, in Vienna, 1084 Duckwo-th), 1361; official publications of 1375, 1433; Notification of Births Act, 1433; Lurgan, health of, 105 the London County Council, 1420; Associa- officers' training corps, 1433; what becomes LUSHINGTON, S. G., death of, 572 tion for the Study of Medical History, first of London children. 1433, 1575; feeding of LYDALL, W. T.: The Representative Meeting, formal congress held in Venice, 1420; British school children, 1574, 1775; Municipal Epi- 1318 Health Review, (Kellog), 1483; mating and leptic Colony (Epsom), 1645; medical staff Lying-in women, guarantee for, in France, medicine (Squire Sprigge), 1483; Lady of the Education Committee, 1712; new 1380 Harrison in a travel(iMemoirs of Ann. botanical laboratories, University College. Lymph, calves and glycerinated calf, 44 Lady Fanshawe, 1600-1672), 1483; Jean 1823 Lymphadenoma, pruritus in (H. D. Rolleston), Hamon, 1547; dead remains in spirits London, aliens and trachoma in, 293 852 (Prince de Joinville), 1547; the Ulster dialect London amibulance service (leading article), Lymphangioplasty for solid oedema (A. B. (Sir John Byers), 1547; L. L. Seaman offers 486. See also Ambulance Mitchell), 1462 prize for best essay on medical organization London. Annual Meeting of British Medical Lymphatic system, review of books on, 392 of armies, 1547; St. George's and the Pro- Association in. See Association, Annual Lymphatism (H. Bellamy Gardner and Salus- gress of Physic (H. D. Rolleston), 1634; meeting bury Trevor), 1753 Matthew Baillie, 1634; museum for history London and Counties Medical Protection Lymphoid tissue of the conjunctiva, diseases of medicine established in University of Society. See Society, Medical Protection of (E. Treacher Collins), 973; (Richard Cracow, 1634; Mendel ,Tourneal. 1634; syca- London Couinty Council. See Council Greeff), 977; discussion, 978 miiore and sycamine, 1692; International London, home rule for, 1239, 1299, 1312,1384, Lymphosarcoma of lacrymal gland (A. P. L. Congress of Americanists, 1692; The Italian 1442. See also University of London Wells andM. S. Mayou), 1752 Guest, an old treatise on German manners London Hospital. See Hospital Lymphosarcoma complicated by pulmonary (Thomasinvon Zirclaria), 1693; Tyburn Tree, London Hospital for Mental Disease. See tuberculosis (F. W. Pilkington), 1529 its History and Annals (Alfred Marks), 1693; Hospital LYNN, KATHLEEN: Appreciation of Alexander radical cure of hernia about 1740 (G. Cornu), London hospitals. See Hospitals Fraser, 425 1694; proposed official journal for Canadian London, libraries in, 828 LYON, J. B.: Medical .Turisvrudence for India, Medical Association, 1694; value of the London, lunacy in 1908, 1306, 1702 with Illutstrative Cases, rev., 1160 reading habit (Lachlan Grant). 1763; (W. H. London, miiedical education in See College, LYONS, H.: On Lower Nubia, 1821 Maidlow), 1763 ; new instalment of Index Hospital, and University Lysol, 1539, 1806 Catalogue, Surgeon - General's Library, London Polyclinic. See Polyclinic LYSTER, ROBERT A.: Poor Law report and the U.S.A., 1763; the two Sylviuses, 1810: London Post-Graduate Association. See Asso- sanitary service, 915, 1255; the profession International Institute of Bibliography ciatioii and the State, 1438; elected Fellow Royal founded in Germany, 1811; "scratching" London ancl provincial universities. See Sanitary Institute, 1507 of horses, supposed cruelty of, 1811 Universities Lithopaedion removed by operation (reported London, research and higher education in, by M. S. Balfour), 1615 1368 LITTLE, E., GRATA : Home rule for London, London school children. See School M. 1312 London School of Clinical Medicine, informa- "M.B.M.A.," 1830 LITTLEWOOD, H.: Sigmoid flexure thickened tion concerning, 626 M.D. Brux., 1447 from chronic diverticulitis, 1345; gall stones London, school dental clinic for, 1818 M.O.H. andtb,e practitioner in scarlet fever in the appendix, 1346 London School of Medicine for Women, 116, cases, 923 Liver cirrhosis. See Cirrhosis 607, 624, 1077; annual prizes, 116; informa- MACALISTER, CHARLES J.: Observations on Liver diseases, review of books on, 20 tion concerning, 607, 624; opening of winter the blood in chorea and rheumatism, 514, Liver hydatid. See Hydatid term, 1077. See also Hospital, Royal Free cancer research, 1212 Liverpool, special correspondence from, 175, London, small-pox in, 1507 MCALLISTER, VICTOR J.: Treatment of shock 816,1187, 1376, 1432; new out-patient depart- London water, report of A. C. Houston, 85 and collapse: the therapeutic value of ment at the Royal Infirmary, 175; annual LONGCOPE, W. T. (editor) International infundibular extract, 1827 report of M.O.H., 816; the Medical Institu- Clinics, rev., 1475 MCComBIE, F. C.: Cause of dysmenorrhoea, tion, 1187; Dublin graduates' annual dinner, LONGHURST, ARTHUR E. T.: Alcohol in rela- 1072 1187; St. Luke's day service, 1187, 1376: Sir tion to multiple neuritis, 1257 MACCORMLACK, JOHN M.: Superficial and deep Janmes Barr and the Royal Infirmary, 1376; LONGRIDGE, C. NEPEAN: The blood-tight reflexes, 656; discussion, 656 dinner of graduates of the University of uterus and its influence,on involution, 1459 MOCRAE, THOMAS: A System of Medicine, rev., Dublin, 1377; Liverpool School of Tropical Looking back; or, a glance from empiricism 703 Medicine, 1432 to experiment-from superstition to re- MCCULLOCH, H. D.: Operations on the pro- Liverpool Medical Institution. See Institution search (Sir Henry Morris), 1560 state, 179 treatment of musculo-spiral Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. See Loop developer, 483 rheumatism, 1788 Tropical LoSSEN, HER31ANN, death of, 1015 MA.CDONOGHH, DOUGLAS: Danger of flies, 828 Liverpool University. See University LOTT, GUSTAV CHRISTIAN, death of, 354, 496 treatment of boils, 924 Livingstone College. See College LovE, A. E. H., Royal Society's royal medal MCELLIGOTT, M. G.: Couch for consulting LLOYD, G. E.: Diagnosis of diphtheria, 1798 awarded to, 1492 roon, 828 LLOYD, JORDAN, appointed Professor of Sur- LOVE, T. WALKER: Tuberculous sinus, 828 MCEWAN, DONALD: Prescriber and dispenser, gery in the University of Birmingham, 292; LOWENFELD, L.: Sexuelleben und Nerven- 488 appreciation of William Arthur Foxwell, leiden; Die nerv6sen St6rungen sexuellen MACEWEN, Sir WILLIAM: Modern methods in 426 Urspiruqzgs, rev., 552 the treatment of tuberculous disease of LLOYD, Captain M. B.: Poisoning by gases LOXTON, ARTHUR: Quinine in syphilis, 504 joints, 948; surgery of the brain and spinal given off by ferro-silicon, 95 LUBOMIRSKA, Princess: Les prOiugis sur la cord, 1164 LLOYD, PEMBERTON: The Months of Year, folie, rev., 1286 MACFARLANE, CATHERINE: Reference HIand- rev., 1621 LUCAS, R. CLEMENT: Jubilee of the dental book of Gynzaecolouy for NuYrses, rev., 318 LLOYD-JONES, P. A.. decoration conferred charter, 1651 McGAvIN, LAWRIE: Double filigree operation upon by the King of Italy, 1788 LUCKHOFF, Dr.: Presidential Addresses, rev., for the radical cure of inguinal hernia, 357: Local Education Authorities (Medical Treat- 554 reports Professor Jonnesco's demonstration ment) Bill. See Bill LuGACO, ERNESTO: MlIodern Problems in of spinal analgesia, 1542 Local Government Board. See Board Psychiatrv, rev., 1803 McGill University. See University. Local Government Review, 1361 LUKE, ST. See St. Luke MCGRIGOR, Sir JAMES, removal of statue LOcH, C. S.: Memorandum re Poor Law LuKE, T. D.: Instruction of dental students of to Royal Armny Medical College, 333 Commission report, 32 in anaesthetics, 352 McHARDY, Lieut.-Col. A. B.: Alcoholism and LOCK, R. H.: Variation, Heredity, anzd LuKIs, Colonel C. P., new Director:General criffle, 396 Evolietion. rev., 552 I.M.S., 102; dinner to, 102 MACIELLIER, Professor, note on, 404 LOCKWOOD, C. B.: Arthrotomy of the knee, 7; Lunacy, annual report of commissioners Machine m-ilking of cows in the United States, Aseptic Surgery, rev., 1473 (leading article), 713 652 LOCKWOOD-THOiIAS, E. R.: Case of com- Lunacy administration in Australia, 1426, 1437 MCILRoy, AINNiE LOUISE: Development of pressed-air illness cured by recompression, Lunacy in Cape Colony, report, 912 epithelial elements in the ovary, 1037 _881 Lunacy, certificates in, 1261 MCILRoy, Dr., obituary notice of, 183 LOCKYER, CUTHBERT: Uterine cancer com- Lunacy Comnmissioners. See Commissioners MCINTOSH, T. S., reports case of acanthosis plicating pregnancy, 1044 Lunacy in Egypt, annual report, 892 nigricans (under the cave of Norroan Locomotor ataxy, arsenic in (Chas. Wray), Lunacy fees. See Fees Walker), 1530 204 Lunacy in Glasgow, annual report of Gartloch MACKAY, W. A., receives White Cross Eagle of Locumtenent, engagement of by telephone, Asylum, 1309 Carlos III, 35 4 TuH BRItiST 1 22 MICrDICAL JOURNAL I INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909.

MACKAY, W. J., reports unusual case of Simla, 1189, 1254, 1435, 1508; proposed cam- MARSH, HOWARD: Appreciation of Sir Thomas tetanus, 470 paign against in Bulgaria, 1189; in Austria, Smith, 1103 MCK&Y, W. .J. STEWART: Operations upon the 1289 MARSH, N. PERCY: Infant feeding, 1800 Uterus, Perineum, and Round Ligament, Malaria, etiology of, 99 MARSHALL, C. F.: Treatment of inherited rev., 316 Malaria, review of books on, 1349 syphilis, 120 MCKENDRBICE, J. B.: Reflexes in cardiac dis- Malay States, death-rate in, 1430 MARSHALL, CLAUDE H.: Glossina palpalis, ease, 1346 MALCOLM, J. D Acute emaciation, 1753 1569 MACKENNA, Dr, exhibits casts and photo- Male, unilateral development of the mamma MARSHALL, E., awarded Polar medal, 1587 graphs of skin diseases, 461 in (James C. Fyshe), 204 kMARSHALL, JOHN SAYRE: Principles and MACKENZIE. ALEXANDER R., obituary notice Malignant disease, diagnosis of by means of Practice of Operative Dentistry, rev . 394 of. 426 the antitryptic index (Hugh Wansey Bayly), MARTIAL, R.: Tra.vatl et folie, rev., 1286 M'KENZIE. DAN: Disturbed nights, 59; a ple'% 1220 MARTIN, A. M.: Case of femoral aneurysm, for a rational puerperium, 822; clinical Malignant new growths, absence of 1284; "joint mouse," 1284 value of labyrinthine nystagmus tests, Altmann's granules from cells of (Henry MARTIN, CHARLES J.: The Lister Institute of 1140;- perforation of nasal septumi from salt Beekton), 859 Preventive Medicine, 1783 dust, 1409; the fasting-spittle, 1484 Malignant tumours. See Tumou s; see also MARTIN: Myomata, 1164 MACKENZIE, IVY: Anatomy of the heart, Cancer MARTIN: Pre-albumninuric retinitis. 1178 1750 MALLAM, H. G.: Meat bonje in lung, recovery, MARTIN, SIDNEY: Infective processes in the MACKENZIE, JAMES: Symptoms and their 1154 intestine, 1230 Interpretatiwt, rev., 1158 MALLANAH, S.: Suppuration treated by vac- MARTLAND, H.: Epsom College, 421 MACKENZIE, JOHN CAMPBELL, obituary notice cines, 934 MASEFIELD, M.: MIultitude and Solitude, of, 1506 MALLET, BERNARD, appointed Registrar- 1490 MACKENZIE, LEWIS: Bee stings and rheum- General for England and Wales, 229 MASON, GEORGE A.: The Postmaster-General atisnm, 1204 Malt extracts, composition of, 14'i7 and the medical profession, 295 MACKENZIE, Sir MORELL, memorial tablet to, Maltine, composition of, 1478 MASON, J. M., elected Fellow Royal Sanitary 184, 221 Malta, beneficial results of recent sanitary Institute, 1507 MACKENZIE, MURDOCH: The poor in the work in (Major G. S. Crawford), 383 Massacre of the innocents, 572 Highlands and Islands, 1771 Malta fever. See Fever Massage, heart, in chloroform syncope MACKENZIE, Sir STEPHEN, o".ituary notice of, Mamma, unilateral development of in the (Vivian Orr), 1411 732; estate of, 1446 male (James C. Fyshe), 2C4 Massage vibrator, 398 MACKERETH, F. G.: The drinking child, 352 MAMOURIANR MARCUSI: Method of intestinal Mastoid suppuration and suppuration in the MACKINTOSH, D. J.: Construction. Equipment, drainage, 1466 neck treated with staphylococcus vaccine antd cenagtsnemnt of a General Hospital, rev., Man, blood pressure in (Sir Lauder Brunton), (James Scott), 1747 1285 64; discussion on, 79 Mating and medicine (Squire Sprigge), 1483 MACLAREN, RODERICK: Appreciation of Daniel Man, the Heidelberg, 712 MATTHEW, Fleet Surgeon C. G.: Court- John Cunningham. 56; the search for per- MANBY, Sir ALAN REEVE, appointed Physician- martial on, 901, 921, 1C8, 1C89, 11CO, 1196, 1302. forating ulcer of stomach, 1343 Extraordinary to the King, 103 See also Navy, Royal MCLAUGBLIN, Lieutenant - Colonel HENRY Manchester and district, special correspon- MATTHEWS, CRAUFURD: Adrenalin in asthma, JAMES, obituary notice of, 1786 dence from, 108. 236, 415, 723, 910, 1005, 1323 MACLEAN, HUGH: Phosphatides in the light 1096, 1185, 1250, 1304, 1375, 1431, 1495. 1575, MATHrsoN, ARTHUR J.: Unsatisfactory results of modern research, 677 1646, 1710, 1774, 1822; the Midwives Act in of the treatment of pneunlonia, 504 MACLEAN, JoHN: Blackfoot medical priest- Salford, 108, 1822; St. Mary's Hospitals. 108; Mastoid abscess. See Abscess hood, 1172 Midwives Act in Manchester, 236; volun- Msuer, prehistoric remains of man found at, MICLEISH, J.: Case of lupus vulgaris, 461 tary hospitals and the Poor Law, 415; 712 MACLENNAN, ALEX.: Point in the use of infectious disease at Stockport (annual Mauritius, plague in, 1100, 1707 Kollmann's urethral dilator, 204; report of report of M.O. H.), 416; Dr. Ashby memorial Maxillae, removal of both (Albert Carless), a case of Madelung's deformity, 759 scholarship, 416; St. John Ambulance Asso- 1156 McMAHoN-DILLON, H. V.: Treatment of trau- ciation, 416; Salford Board of Guardians and May marriages, 164 matic tetanus by antitoxic serum, 1072 the medical profession. 723, 1005, 1240, 1250; MAY, ROBERT: Action of cresotonic and toluic MCIANUS, LEONARD S.: Municipal estimate St. Mary's Hospital, 910; Hope Hospital, acids, 791 of the value of medical services, 1256 1005,1240,1250, 1774; Manchester Universitvy MAYET, Dr., death of, 1654 MACMULLEN, Dr.: Adiposis dolorosa. 1753 1005; John Morley laboratories, 1096 ; medi- MAYLARD, A. ERNEST: Vomiting of bile after MACKULLAN, G.: Case of " Dercum's disease," cal inspection of school children, 1185; gastro-jejunostomy, 179; duodenal ulcer, 516 opticians and State recognition, 1186,1496; 1751 MACHUNN, JA-ME8: Cause and palliative treat- cost of hospital treatment in Manchester, MAYOU, M. S.: Congenital sarcoma of orbit, ment of enlarged prostate, 350; ureth at 1250; postal medical officers, 1251; State 1752; lymphosarcoma of lacr3 mal gland, dilator, 712 -- insurance snd friendly societies. 1304 ; break- 1752 MCNABB, H. H.: Convergent strabismus, 1751 up of the Poor Law, 1305, 1774; vicarious MEACREN, G. NORMAN: A disclaimer, 12C4 MACNALTY, A. SALUSBURY: Thoracic tumour philanthropy of a Lancashire coroner, 1375; Measles, epidemic of malignant, in Wales, in a boy. 1470 notification of births at St. Helens, 1376; 1775 MACNAMARA, E. D. (editor): Westminster Hos- treatment of consumption, 1431 ; Manchester Measles, acute myelitis following (J. H. pital Reports, rev., 1351 University Union. 1431; poisoning by Busteed and W. M. Sadler), 1153 MCNAMARA, J.: Treatment of sycosis, 1263 sulphonal. 1431; Manchester Surgical Aid Measles and school closure (in Glasgow), MACNAMARA, N. C.: Appreciation of Thomas Society. 1431; nmilk supply of Manchester, 1777 Bridgwater, 824 1495, 1575; effects of the smoke nuisance, Measles in schools, an account of a recent MCNAUGHTON, JOHN: Fasting prisoners and 1496; infant mortality in Lancashire, 1496 ; epidemic in St. Helens (James J. Paterson), compulsory feeding, 1191 district nurses and medical men, 1646; 697; discussion, 699 MACNAUGIHTON-JONEs, H., honorary member- hospital for incurables, 1647; Manchester Meat-bone in lung, recovery (H. G. Mallam), ship of Italian Society of Obstetrics and Royal Infirmary and women doctors, 1710, 1154 Gynaecology conferred upon, 1682 1774,1822; cancer research at the Royal Infir- Meat consumption increasing in Vienna, 725 MCNEIL, CHARLES, reports case of severe mary, 1711; Manchester Board of Guardians Meat, diseased (inspection), 292, 344 cancrum oris, recovery -with slight dis- and the Poor Law Commission, 1711; the Meat, frozen, for the army, 813 figuration, 1154; a study of the tuberculin Christie Hospital, 1711; Hospital Sunday Meat, frozen, from China, 491 reactions in skin and eye, a series of 153 Fund, 1711; Manchester Ear Hospital, 1712; Meat, imported, regulations as to, 1107 cases, 1335 Langho Inebriates' Homes. 1712; DavidLewis Meat inspection, sanitary officers and. 104, MACONACHIE. GEORGE ARCHIBALD, obituary Epileptic Colony, annual meeting, 1775; 292, 344; German system of, 1182; at Cardiff, notice of, 118 Manchester and Salford Sick Nursing Insti- 1188; examination of carcasses, 1303; and MACPHERSON: Recognition of the wounded in tution, 1822 the Poor Law, 1322; question in Parliament, the field, 1289 Manchester, report of M.O.H., 922 1643 MCVEAGH, Dr., retiremient of, 1775 Manchester Surgical Aid Society. See Society Meat mincer, 431 MCVAIL. JOHN C.: Reports of the Poor Law Manchester University Union, 1431 Meat press, the Hercules, 1806 Commissioners, 726 Manchester University. See University Meat, tinned, army diets and, 162 MOWALTER, J. C.: Tuberculosis Prevention Mandible, simple method of treating certain Mechanism of motor fatalities. See Motor (Ireland) Act, 184; prescribers and treat- fractures of (H P. Pickerill), 882 Meckel's diverticulum, calculi in (Janmes ment, 574; quack medicine trafic, 793 Manitoba, conditions of practice in, 640 Sherren), 1156 MCWEENEY, E. J.: Value of coloured sub- MANLEY, HERBERT: Poor Law report and the Medical appointments (India), 1303 strata for the detection and differentiation sanitary medical service, 1007 Medical aspects of athleticism (W. Tyrrell of the typho-coli group 866 MANN, FLORENCE: Infantile mort3lity, 814 Brooks), 829; (Clement Dukes) 831; discus- Madagascar, lady medical missionaries in, MANN, J. DIXON: On the extremes in muta- sion, 835 906 bility of symptoms in disseminate sclerosis, Medical aspects of the Parliamentary session Madelung's deformity, report of a case of 133 (leading article), 1765 (Alex. MacLennan), 759 Manninger, asepsis in operations, 1163 Medical attendance. See Attendance Madras Medical College, question in Parlia- MANSFIELD, Fleet Surgeon C. J.: Fourth Class Medical automobilists. See Automobilist ment, 1245 Royal Victorian Order conferred upon, 483 Medical books, the world of, 1258 MAGENNIS, EDWARD: School medical inspec- MANUEL, A.: Anterior poliomyelitis involving Medical charities, bequests to. See Bequests tion, 469 the four limbs, 1347 Medical composition. See Medical writing MAGIAN, A. C.: Syphilis without primary MANWARING-WHITE, B.: Two cases of osteitis Medical Congress. See Congress chancre, 652 deformans, 12 Medical curios and disused instruments, MAGINNIS, EDWARD: Dictionary of Ophthalmic MARCHAND, F.: Beitrdge zur pvathologischen 242 Terms, with Supplement, rev., 1620 Antatomie uud zur allgenseinen Pathologie, Medical curriculum, " Five years and a bit- MAGUIRE, ROBERT: Oxaluria, 1347 rev., 988 tock " (leading article), 1237 MAGUIBE, W. J.: Value of mental symptomns MARFAN, A. B.: La pratique des maladies des Medical Defence and Dental Union of Scot- in diagnosis, 852 enfants, diaqnostic et th4rapeutique. Vol. i. land, 106, 1495; makes arrangements with an MAHON, Staff Surgeon F. F.: A British man- Introduction d la medecinte des enfants, rev., insurance company, 106; seventh annual of-war at Messina, 386 473 report, 1495 MAIDLOW, W. H.: Value of the reading habit, Mariani elixir, composition of. 562 Medical diagnosis, reviewof books on, 1537 1763 MARINI, ARTURO, death of, 1722 Medical Diplomates' Association. See Asso- MAIR, WILLIAM: Meat mincer, 431 MARIE, A.: L'Audition morbide, rev, 1286; ciation MAKINS, G. H.: Appreciation of Henry Hugh Travail et folie, rev., 1286 Medical Directory, "contributions" in, '20; Clutton, 1505 MAR:KS, ALFRED: Tyburn Tree, its History review of, 1804 MALAESIDA, G L'Arte di Prescivere e di and Annals, 1693 Medical education (leading article),- 806 Applicare i Rinsedi, rev , 886 ?sarmorek's serum. See Serum M-edical education, information concerning, Malaria (M. F. Sandwith), 1801 MARNOCH, JOHN, appointed to the Chair of 581. See also University and Hospital Malaria, in the Seychelles Islands, 99; in Surgery at Aberdeen, 724; delivers his in- Medical Emergency Service, 51 Bombay, 104; proposed study of the troductory lecture, 1247 Medical ethics (Adam Fulton), 1677 problems of in India 803,1189,1372; league 'MARSDEN, ASPINALL: Causation of cancer, Medical examination at post office, 1429 against in Italy, 993, 1301; conference in 119 Medical fees. See Fees r THEz BRITISE DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX. IMEDICAL JOURNAL 23

'Medical History Association. See Association Medical students, dental teaching for, 420 work and unqualified operators, 422; Medical inspection and vaccination. See Medical studeDts E.U.I., 1777 liabilities of hospitals towards patients, Vaccination Medical and surgical appliances. 95, 154, 208, 501; deaths under anaesthesia, 501, Medical Ledger and Day Book, rev., 1804 398, 483, 712, L232, 1288, 1351, 1414, 1475, 1621, 1198, 1829: action for damiages against Medical legislat on in Queensland, 496 1805; urethral syringe, 95 ; portable operation an Edinburgh hospital: 502; exam- Medical libraryin post-graduate work (William table, 154 ; knee support, 154; x-ray outfits nation of an injured workman, 502; ob- Osler), 9c5; leading article on, 994 and accessories, 154; earth-free Multo- struction of a medical officer of health, Medical matistrates, 165, 238, 5b4, 1084, 1236, stat," 154; instruments for gastro-enteros- 578; death under spinal anaesthesia, 1507, 1572, 1587, 1615, 1831; Isaac Mossop, 165; tomy and eholecystostomy, 208; massage 578; delayed chloroform poisoning, 579; Charles Frederick France, 238; E. Arthur vibrator, 398; the loop developer, 483; compensation case, fee for consultation, 579; Dando, 564; W. A. Meredith, 1084; Jamieson portable urine test case, 483; urethral vaccination and the Register, 734; medical 1B. Hurry, 1236; H. O. Hushes, 1507; dilator, 712; Garrould's zymotic face pro- registration and lunacy fees, 734; registered S. Noy Scott, 1572; George H. Lodge, 1587; tector. 1232, 1475; rectifier for converting medical practiti'ners and pharmacy, Thomas Hood Wilson Alexander, 1615; alternating currents, 1232; an obstetric 734; imprisonment for false pretence, Thomas Brander. 1615; John Taylor, 1615; tackle, 1288; all-metal inhaler with adjust- 825; Christian Science treatment, 825; George Black, 1831; William B. Duguid, able airway, 1351; new spray, 1351; retractor deaths under chloroform anaesthesia, 920; 1831; Jobn S. Findlay, 1831; Alfred D. for use in excision of the lacrymal sac, 1351; effects of belladonna liniment. 921; locum- Vardon, 1831 an invalid carriage, 1114; adenoid curette, tenent and compensation for injuries, 921; Medical mayors, 1446; E. Garrett Anderson, 1414 ; a simple suture and ligature splool Fife collierymedical man's fees, 1014; com- 1446; Frederick H. Appleby, 1446; R. de la attachment, 1475; a feeding-bottle, 1475, pensation claims, 10l4; professionalinfosma- Poer Beresford. 1446; Edward F. .hinery, 1621; covered milk reservoir, 1621; double- tion to coroners, 1014; medical inspection of 1446; J. Grout, 1446; E. Lipscombe, 1446 action alar tourniquet, 1621; a new inhaler, school children, 1107; compulsory feeding of Medical men and district nurses, 1444, 1646 1805; a binaural stethoscope, 1805; com- prisoners, 1197; the Hygienic Institute, 1198; Medicalnien as grand urors,j 1585 bined ordinary and nasal anparatus for medical men and public companies, 1199; Medical menas members of county councils administering nitrous oxide, 1805; Hercules payment of locumtenent, 1199; professional and urban district councils, 826, 1014 meat press, 1806 information to coroners, 1199; certificates in Medical men and public companies, 1199 Medical and surgical work, use of pure animal lunacy, 1261; gifts to locumtenents, 1261; Medical Men Receiving Resident Patients wool in (Norman Porritt), 1673 medical witnesses, 1261,1586; Midwives Act, Association. See Assoeiation Medical teaching. See Clinical teaching 1261; antineurasthin, 1318; suicide by Medical men summoned by midwives, remu- Medical terms in the New English Dictionary, veronal, 1320; solicitors and the payment of neration of, 1572 411, 1179 fees, 1320; veronal poisoning, 1387; value of Medical missionaries (lady) in Madagascar, Medical testitnony as to C hristian Science. a share, 1387. 1585; M.D Brux., 1387; pro- 906 See Christian Science tessional privilege. 1443; assistants' fees, Medical officers of asylums. See AsylIuIns Medical treatment of school children. See 1443; action for libel (Johnson v. Brixton Medical officer of healt3, obstruction of, School Free Press), 1501; engagement of locum- 578 Medical units. See Army, British, Territorial tenent, 1502, 1586, 1732; evidence to fact and Medical officers of healtb, part time, 1828 Force expert evidence, 1585; medical practitioners Medical officers of health and school medical Medical witnesses, 1261, 1585 as grand jurors, 1585; value of practice, officers, duties of, 1014 Medical witnesses' fees. See Fees 1586; claims against estate of deceased Medical officers of health, selection of, 1445 Medical witnesses, rights of. 1069 person, 1586; assistants in colliery prac- Medical officers of health, whole-time, 727; Medical writings, faults in, 404, 480 tices, 1653; Adams v. Vanity Fair and correspondence on, 727 Medicaments, leucocytes and absorption and others, 1723; plea of hypnotic suggestion, Medical officers to clubs and bonesetters. See elimination of (Aryozan and Carles), 991 1731; the deathlenalty, 1731; medical Bonesetters Medicinal and dietetic articles, 398, 554, 1160, practitioners and uncertified midwives, 1731; under 1539. dried and pow- Medical officers' duties Superannuation 1232, 1288,1352, " 1759,1805; fees for medical examination, 1653, 1732 Bill. See Bill dered milk, 398; Vindevie " grape juice, 554; 1787, 1829; goodwill, 1787; death during Medical organization in case of invasion,t75, diamalt with cod-liver oil, 1160; Bulgarian operation, 1829; accidents and clubs, 1829; 560, 716, 921; England and Wales, 475; exist- sour milk with various medicaments, 1232; WOEtKMxrN'S COMPENSATION CASES, 114, ing organization of the Territorial Medical biscuits with protein, 1232; guipsine, the 1261, 1318, 1443, 1502. 1653, 1787, 1829 ; Service. 475; local organization of voluntary active substance of mistletoe, 1288; glidine. lead poisoning and insanity, 114; baker's aid, 476; voluntary aid detachments, 476; 1352; lysol, 1539, 1806; Turkish sour milk, eczema, 1261; the Home Secretary on general hospitals,-477; the British Red Cross 1759;"PPaco " diastase meat extract, 1805; medical" exanminations, 1318; eye injury, Society, 478; obstruction of, 716, 921. See pltuitary extract, 1805 1318; ' arising out of the employment," also Army, British Medicinal plants, cultivation of, 1090 1318; compulsory operations, 1443; effect Medical Phonographers' Society. See Society Medicinal spirits. See Spirits of a medicalreferee's report, 1443; exami- Medical practice in India (leading article), Medicine and Darwinism (James Alexander nation by employer's doctor, 1443; cere- 223. See also India Lindsay), 1325; (leading artic!e on), 1365 bral haemorrhage, 1502; incapacity duo Medical practitioners as grand jurors, 1585 Medicine, financial prospects of, 149 to former employment 1653; miners' nys- Medical practitioners called bym idwives, Medicine, history of, Professor Osler on, tagmus, 1653; fees for medical examination, payment of, 1528. See also Midwives 1370 1787, 1829; insanity following trauma, Medical practitioners and uncertified mlid- Medicine andmating (Squire Sprigge), 1483 1787 wives, 1731 Medicine and ophthalm-lology, relations of, 902 Medicc-Legal Society. SeeSociety Medical practitioners, registered, and phar- Medicine. preventive, study of, 630. See also Medico-Psychological Association. See Asso- macy, 734 Preventive ciation Medical Press Association. See Association Medicine, progressive, and the outlook on Mediterranean Fever. See Fever Medical profession, and the Poor Law Com- tuberculosis (R. W. Philip), 256 .ledizinol-Beriche ilber die Deutschen Schutz- mission (leading article), 36, 167; (see also Medicine, the profession of (leading article), gebiete Deutsch-Ostafrika, Kamerun, Toga, Poor Law); correspondence on the Poor Law 581. See also University and Hospital Deutsch-Sud vestAf rika, Neu Guinea. Kara- Report, 110, 239,350, 497, 821; and the Post- Medicine, psycholbgical, study of, 629. Sec linen, Marshallinseln und Sanoa fiir master-General, 111, 179, 239, 295, 351. 419, also Psychological Jahre 1906-7, 1907-8, rev., 797 499, 577, 820, 914; and the Workmen's Com- Medicine, review of books on 703, 794, 883, MEIGHAN, THOMAS SPENCE, obituary notice of, pensation Act. 170: and the State. 110, 498. 987 1262 1438. 1499, 1581, 1717 (see also Poor Law); and Medicine and surgery, State University of, MEILMrABER, A.: Blutungen und Ausfluss aus Politics. 499; and the Salford board of guar- 1650 dem Uterus,ihre V rsachlenund Behandlung, dians, 723, 1005 (see also Hospital, Hope); Medicine or surgery in early cancer. See rev., historical and biographical records of the Cancer "MELLAND, CHARLES H.: Facts" and profession in the West and South of the Medicine, tropical, stuidy of. 628 theory " regarding the treatment of severe United States, 1236; snother association, 1714 Medicine in West Africa, 172 anaemias, 49; William Blake's drawings, Medical profession and laity, relations of Medico-Ethical. 58, 181, 244, 297, 422, 578, 734, 919; treatment of chlorosis, 1668 (Mrs. Hodgkinson), 1681, 1759, 1828; orre 920, 1015, 1107, 1199, 1320, 1387, 1444, 1586, Mellgrin, 1204 spondence on, 1781, 1828 1732, 1829; supersession, 58, 734, 1015; MELVILLE, G. MONCRIEFF Acanthosis Medical progress and experimental research a hotel doctor's fees, 181, 244; Lady nigricans, 548 (Sir John Tweedy), 1017 Bountiful and Poor Law medical officer, MELVIN, A. D.: Sanitary control of meat and Medical Protection Society. See Society 181; radiotherapy and electro-therapeutics, milk supplies, 1166 Medical psychology. See Psychology 297; advertising of medical schools, 422; MELVIN, JAMES: Faith healing, 1348 Medical registration in India, 1713, 1778 dentistry by medical practitioners, 422: Membranes, fetal, and lacerations of the Medical registration and lunacy fees, 734 attendance on the families of medical cervix uteri, on the relation between the Medical relief in the Highlands and islands of men, 578, 734, 1320: obligations of a substi- time of rupture of (Stanley Colyer), Scotland (leading article), 1486; correspon- tute, 578, 1199, 1387, 1444;e contributions" 1455 dence on, 1577. See also Poor Law report in the Medical Directory, 920; medical Memoranda, medical, surgical, obstetrical. 17, Medical relief and old age pensions. See Old advertising, 920; opticians and sight-testing, 78, 141, 204. 268, 315, 391, 549, 702, 793, 882, 986, age 920, 1829; health lectures and advertisigg, 1072, 1153,1228, 1281, 1343, 1406, 1467, 1519, 1614, Medical research (Beit bequest), 1762 1015; supersession by a consultant, 1015; the 1674, 1749, 1798; quinine dermatitis (Walter Medical schools, advertising of, 422 courtesy call, 1107; business of a Division, Gripper), 17; strychnine poisoning (G. Medical schools and colleges, 586, 602, 711, 1010, 1320; gratis attendance on nurses, 1387; MacLellan Blair), 17; aortic systolic mur- 1077, 1087, 1169, 1256; information concern- district nurses and medical men, 1444; one's mur, prognosis and treatment (C. W. Law- ing, 586, 602 et seq.; scholarships, 602, 603, duty toone-s neighbour, 1586; fee for son), 18; quinine in syphilis (H. C. French), 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 613, 614, dislocated shoulder, 1586; obligations of an 78; case of Landry's paralysis (Framroze N. 615, 616, 6t7, 1171; winter session, 711; open- assistant," 1732; M.B.M.A.," 1829 Kapadia), 141; easy method of removing the ing of winter sessioni, 1077, 1169; inaugural Medico-tegal. 58, 114, 180, 243, 297, 355, 421, nail of the great toe by compression (Peter addresses, 1010; correspondence on the 501, 578, 734, 825, 920, 1014, 1107, 1197, Tytleri, 141; a point in the use of Koll- inaugural addresses, 1010; introductory 1261, 1318, 1387, 1443, 1501, 1585, 1653. mann's urethral dilator (Alex. MacLennan), addresses, 1077, 1087; leading article on. 1723, 1787, 1829; conditions of sale of 204; unilateral development of the mamma 1087; and the university, 1256. See also practice, 58; medical attendance with- in the male (James C. Fyshe),204; Hospital, University, and College out fees, 58; alleged personation, 114; biotripsis (Oswald Baker), 204; arsenic Medical servants and public masters, 1240 Habeas Corpus, 114; scheduled poisons in in locomotor ataxy (Chas. Wray), 204; Medical service of the WestAiricau Colonies nostrums, 114; liability for attendance on acute tuberculous arthritis (John H. Keith), (leading article), 224 son, 114; prosecution of herbalists, 180; 205; rigor nortis in a stillborn child (C. Medical service of the Territorial Force. See unregistered dentists and the public, 180; Eglington), 205; case of p-eudo-diphtheris Mledical organization and Army, British f'ees to medical witnesses, 180. 1014; dia- due to the pneumococcus tP. Hamilton Medical services, municipal estimate of the chylon pills, 243; dry shampooing by Robertson), 268; inoculation for chicken- value of, 1256. 1318 carbon tetrachloride. 243; engagement of pox (DonaldS3mallpeice),268;rare variety Medical Sickness, Annuity, and Life Assurance locumtenent by telephone,297, 825; medical of temoral hernia (Edmund C. Bevers), 315; Society. See Society officers to clubs and bone-setters, 297, 422; method of temporarily removirg colour Medical Society. See Society liability for fees, 355; tenantship and blindness (G. Arbour Stephens), 315; frac- Medical students in Q3rman universities, 192, cancer, 355; action for alleged negligence tures occurring during epileptic fits (Sidney 1345 (Beattie v. Bryars and Mateer), 421; x-ray J. 0. Dickins), 391; preventive treatment of THE,BRITIsH 1 24 MEDICAL JOURNAL J .INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909I

puerperal eclampsia (Alex. Milne Bankier), MEYER, J.: Lexicon Medicum, Pocket Medical MONTI. R.: Frequency of tuberculosis in 549; note on continuous proctoclysis (Her- Dictionary in Eight Languages, rev., 1231 childhood, 904 bert J. Paterson), 550; soamin (sodium para- MIALL, PHILIP: Treatment of ingrowing toe- Monulmlents in Scotland, ancient, 492 aminophenylarsonate) in syphilis (Alex. nail, 247; necromancy, charnms, etc., 431 MOODY, JAMES MATTHEw, honour of knight- Fraser), 550;, case of viper bite (John Orton), Mian Mir, experiments on mnosquitos at, 345 hood conferred upon, 1446 702; case of chronic copper poisoning (E. MICHAEL, M&Y (editor): Pediatrics, rev., 1618 Mools, C. G.: Aids to the Analysis of Food;- Hugh Roberts), 702; gumma of the cere- MICKLE, W. JULIUS: The mental symptoms and Dr ugs, rev., 474 bellum (E. Cooper and W. H. Edgar), 793; in aortic aneurysms, 1651 MOORE, BENJAMIIN: A new member of the recurrent rheumatic chorea treated with Micro-organisms, effect of different percentages sap)onin-digitalin groul) of glucosides, 541; aspirin (G. C. Anderson), 794; calomel in of oxygen on growthof (Benialmnin Moore and bio-chemistry of haemolysis, 684; admini- asthma ( Cecil B. F. Tivy), 882; simple R. Stenhouse Williams), 873 stration of oxygen in high percentage. 839; method of -treating certain fractures of the Microscope, the ultra, 1299, 1381 effect) on growth of micro-organisms of mandible (H. P. Pickerill), 882; case of gun- Microscopy at University of Jena, 148 different ipercentages of oxygen, 873 shot wound (Douglas J. Guthrie), 986; tick MIDDLEMISS, J. E., reports case of secondary MOORE, F'. CRAVEN: The role of fats in fever in Nyasaland (H. Hearsey), 986; parotitis, 18 gastric disorders, 1617 squamous-celled epitheliomata (Thomas M. MIDELTON, W. J.: Treatmiient of Raynaud's MOORE, Sir JOHN WILLIAM: Appreciation of Body), 1072; cause of dysmenorrhoea (F. C. disease, 1588; treatment of osteo-arthritis, Alexander Fraser, 424 McCombie), 1072; treatment of traumatic 1588 MOORHEAD. T. H.: Ball pessary, 120; inter- tetanus by antitoxin serum- (H. V. McMahon- Midwifery in private practice (John J. Austin), mittent closing of cerebral arteries, 1715 Dillon), 1072; origin of the presystolic mur- 1042; discussion, 1044 MORALLER, FRANZ: Atlas der nior'nalen mur (Alfred E. Cohn), 1153; acute myelitis Midwifery practice, sepsis in (John Campbell), Histologie derweiblichen Geschlechtsorgane, following measles (J. H. Busteed and 1284 rev., 316 W. M. Sadler), 1153; case of myatonia Midwives Act. See Act MORGAN, Major J. G.: Vitality of the typhoid (Hugh T. Ashby), 1153; case of veronal Midwives, control of in Austria, 349 bacillus, 482 poisoning (H. Havelock Davies), 1154; Midwives, payment of medical practitioners MORGAN, W. PARRY: Inoculation treatment of meat bone in lung, recovery (H. G. Mallam), called in by, 1528. See also Medical Practi- pneumonia, 1050 1154; dystocia due to ventrifixation of tioners MORISON, ALBERT E.: Continuous neuralgia, uterus (W. Smith), 1154; hereditary trans- Midwives, uncertified, and medical practi- 1108 mission of squint (Ernest E. B. Landon), tioners, 1731 MORISON, B. G.: Prescribers and treatment, 1228; recurring appendicitis, right oophor- MIERS, Dr.: On research and the higher 574 itis in association with modified Graves's education in London, 1368 MoRItsoN, RUTHERFORD: Diagnosis and opera- disease (Ernest Stratford), 1281, 1467; Milch cows. See Cows tive treatment of chronic gastric and duo- meningocele presentation (Thomas C. Milk, Bulgarian sour, with various medica- denal ulcer, 67 Blackwell), 1282; belladonna poisoning by ments, 1232 MoRo, ERNST: Ueber das Verhalten 7hlno- the application of a plaster(Albert Bowhay), Milk consumption in Glasgow and Edinburgh, lytisclher Serumstoffe bejmn gesutnden undc 1282 ; case of potato poisoning (C. A. Eamon- 907 krantken Kind, rev., 145 son Ring), 1282; a case exhibiting the toxic Milk and Dairies Bill. See Bill Morphine, bimeconate of, 1203 effects of ether (J. F. Robertson), 1282; Milk, dried and powdered, 398 Morphine, manufacture of, 292 rupture of both quadriceps extensor cruris Milk, method of handling (White Cross Morphine and scopolamine in anaesthesia. tendons (Ed. Chichester), 1343; the search Creamery Company), 1587 (Torrance Thomson and Denis Cotterill), for perforating ulcer of the stomach Milk, human, feeding with preserved, 1005 1408 (Roderick Maclaren), 1343; " nastin " in the Milk, mother's, preservation of, 1165 MORRIS, Sir HENRY, baronetcy conferred upon, treatment of leprosy (F. Raschid), 1343; Milk, pasteurized, Dublin dep6t, 1821 39; reprint of Hunterian Oration, 34; look- spontaneous post-mortem delivery (James Milk reservoir, covered, 1621 ing back, or a glance from empiricism to ex- B. Wilkinson), 1406; etiology of epilepsy Milk, scarlet fever and, 45: flies and, 60 periment-from superstition to research, (Arthur King). 1407; gas and ether as an Milk, sour (Bulgarian), 1232; (Turkish), 1759 1560; sycamore and sycamine anaesthetic (Edward Phillips), 1407; Milk, soured, preparations of lactic acid bacilli MORRIS, Sir MALCOLM, appointed one of His. strangulated hernia of ovary in an infant: tnd the production of (Ernest Quant), 1738 Majesty's Government delegates at the operation, recovery (F. W. Kennedy), 1407; Milk supply of Boston, U.S.A., new regula- International Congress on Leprosy, 344; unusual case of poisoning by a deodorized tions, 437; discussed at International Con- mucous membrane lesions in cutaneous preparation of opium, recovery (John gress of Medicine, 1289: of Manchester. disease, 542 Aston Swindale), 1467; relapses in scarlet 1495,1575; of Rochdale, 1647 Mortality, infant, 32, 91, 814, 1189, 1496, 1706, fever (J. W. Fox), 1487; two rapidly fatal Milk and meat supply, sanitary control of, 1708; in workhouses, 32, 91; discussed at cases of pneumonia (W. T. Mills), 1529; 1166 Scottish Sanitary Congress, 814; in Bombay. avulsion of the eyeball during instrumental Milk and tuberculosis in London, 1252 1189; in Lancashire, 1496; in England and delivery (A. E. Turnbull), 1529; lympho- Milkseller convicted at Hastings, 483 Wales (question in Parliament), 1706; in sarcoma complicated by pulmonary tuber- Millbank typhoid carriers. See Typhoid America (American Society for Study and culosis (F. W. Pilkington), 1529; efflores- MILLER, A. M.: Textbook of Emtbryology, Prevention of), 1708 cence of urea in uraemia (Janmes Cameron), rev., 884 Mortar, the Gilbert Prymross, 1820 1614; placenta praevia in general practice MILLIGAN, WILLIAM: The Finance Bill, 418 Mosquito, the British, 736 (Arthur T. Jones), 1614; secondary parotitis MILLS, W. T.: Two rapidly-fatal cases of Mosquito larvae, destruction of, 1108 (Arthur R. Rendle), 1674; fracture of the pneumonia, 1529 Mosquito, suppression of, 1179 tuberosity of the humerus by muscular Mind as a therapeutic agent, the, 1352, 1366. Mosquitos at Mian Mir, experiments on, 345 violence (A. P. Gibbons), 1674; gastritis and See also Faith healing and Christian MossE, E. H.: Disused instruments and meuli- enteritis treated with calcium permanga- Science cal curios, 242 nate 1(G. Arbour Stephens), 1674; a simple Mine rescues, 1368 MOSSOP, ISAAC, appointed J.P. for city of0 method of counting leucocytes (V. T. Car- Mineral waters. See Waters Bradford, 165 ruthers), 1749; case of tetanus (JoP. Wm. Miners' Federation of South Wales, the Pre- MOTAIS: Care of the eyes among the working Gill), 1798; diagnosis of diphtheria (G. E. sident of orn the British Medical Associa- classes (leading article), 899 Lloyd), 1798 tion, 1647 Motherhood in China, 1816 Memorial tablet (Sir Morell Mackenzie), 184 Miners' nystagmus. See Nystagmus Mother's milk. See Milk Mendel Journal, 1634 MINKOWSKI, 0.: Ergebniisse der Inneren Motor area of the brain. See Brain Mendelian heredity, 1817 Medizin und Kinderheilkunde, rev.. 987 Motor-car licences, 1002 Meningitis, cerebro-spinal. See Fever, cerebro- Miracles of the Deacon de Paris, 1549, 1625. Motor cars for medical men, 220, 711, 1173. spinal See also Faith healing 1176, 1235, 1370; a correction, 711; improvect Meningitis, tuberculous (Dr. Edgeworth), 1469 Mistletoe, active substance of, 1288 electrical accumulator, 711; automatic car- Meningocele presentation (Thos. C. Black- MITCHELL, A. B.: Perforative duodenal ulcer, buretter, 711; steam cars, 711; insurance, water), 1282 946; case of lymphangioplasty for solid 1173, 1176, 1935, 1370; international exhibi- Mental attitudes in pathology (leading article), oedema, 1462 tion, 1173; self-cleaning plug, 1173; new 994 MITCHELL, Sir ARTHUR, death of, 1183; models, 1173; excise duties, 1173; selectiofr Mental deficients, 736 obituary notice of, 1261 and repair of tyres, 1235 Mental disease and disasters (leading article), MITCHELL, HARRISON, obituary notice of, 182 Motor engines, auscultation of, 43 1485. See also Insanity MITCHELL, JOHN K.: Self Help for Nervous Motor fatalities, mechanism of, 902, 1108, 1556 Mental healing. See Faith healing Women, Familiar Talks on Economy in Motor show at Olympia, 1481; hydraulic Mental hospital (receiving house), See Hos- Nervous Expenditure, rev., 1621 transmission, 1481; pneumatic 3uspension, pital Mitral stenosis, crescendo murmur of (E. M. 1481; body building, 1481; some moderate- Mental symptoms, value of in diagnosis (W. J. Brockbank), 509, 1579; correspondence on, priced cars, 1482; general trend of design, Maguire), 852 821, 1009, 1098, 1259, 1317, 1439, 1579 1556; ignition, 1557 ; tyres, 1558; lamps, Mental symptoms in aortic aneurysms, 1651 Modern university ideals (G. A. Gibson), 1593 1558; speedometers, 1558; cars, 1558. See Mentally defective, care of, in Birmingham, Moghul emperors, treatment of the wounded also Automobilist 46. See also Feeble-minded in the days of the (Colonel T. H. Hendley), MOTT, F. W.: Effects of alcohol on the Mercantile marine, eyesight tests in, 104 374 nervous system, 396; presealt position of the MERCIER, C. A.: Somatic delusions and local MOIR, GORDON: Achondroplasia in a China- neurone doctrine in relation to neuro- lesions, 657 man, 516 pathology, 1389 Merck's Anntual Beport 1908, rev., 1681 Monaco, conditions of practice in, 641 MOULLIN, C. MANSELL: Fasting prisoners and MEREDITH. W. A., appointed J.P. for county MONCORGE, Dr.: L'Astlhine (eticlogie, pat ho- compulsory feeding, 1098 of Norfolk, 1084 ye6nie, et traitement), rev., 20 Mountain sickness. See Sickness Mergandol, 1264 MOND, LUDWIG, death of, 1771 MOURIQUAND: Oxygen inhalations in whoop- MERLOU, PIERRE, death- of, 1722 Mongolian imbecility (G. E. Shuttleworth), ing-cough, 517 MIHPRIMAN, HENRY SETON: Slave of the Lanmp, 661; discussion, 665;. photographs illus- Mouth-washes, 1300 rev., 887; The Sowers, rev., 887 trating (D. W. Hunter), 1535 MOYNIHAN, B. G. A.: Operative treatmlent of Merthyr, housing at. 909, 1188 Monmouthshire, health of school children, obstructive jaundice and the proper selec- MERZBACH, GEORG: Die krankhaften Ersch- 109; water for the western valleys, 348; tion of cases, 936; an enlarged prostate, einungen des Geschlechts8innes, rev., 552 water problem, 1004: housing difficulty in, weighing 24, oz., 1677; duodenal ulcer, 1801 Messina, a British man-of-war at (Staff Sur- 1308 Muco-membranous entero-colitis (Raoul Blon- gebn F. F. Mahon), 386 MONSARRAT, K S.: Hypernephroma of del), 991 METCHENIOFF on infantile diarrhoea, 1649 kidney, 1800 Mucous colitis. See Colitis Metropolitan Ambulances Bill. See Bill Monster, rare fetal-symelus (J. E. Gemmell), Mucous imiembrane lesions in skin disease' Metropolitan Asylums Board. See Board 1229 (Sir Malcolm Morris), 542, 547; discussion, Metropolitan Branch elections, 248 Montana, Board of Health of abolishes 545 MEUNIER, R.: Bibliothique cle psychologie ex- quarantine for small-pox on the ground Mucous membranes, chronic oedema of p6rimentale et de m4tapsychie, rev., 1286; that proper vaccination is an absolute James Adam), 933 La pathologie de l'attention, rev., 1286; Le preventive, 726 MUIR, R.: " Inflammation, " 1229 Hachisch, rev., 1286 MONTEILS, AMEDEE, death of, 354 MUIRHEAD, J. H.: By What Authority? the Mexico, prize offered for actual discoverer of MONTI, A.: Archliv fi;- Kinlderlkeilkunde, rev., Principles in Common and at Issue in the typhusj fever, 1155; the first hospital in 1804 Reports of the Poor Law Commission, rev.* America founded in, 1235 MONTI, ALOIS, death of, 1654 474 DEC. 25, Io9 ] INDEX. BamoA 25

MULLER, FR.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Medizin Necrosis of pancreas, sudden death (B. Henry NOON, LEONARD: Influence of the site ocf iu,u KHinderheilkunde, rev., 987 Shaw), 1279 inoculation for tuberculins, 530 MXLLER, WILELM, death of, 183 Necrosis of skin (Carey Coombs), 363 Norfolk, special correspondencefrom, 722, 1307; " Multostat," earth-free, 154 Neighbour, one's duty to one's, 1586 Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, 722, 1307; MUMMERY, P. LOCKHART: Treatment of NEIL,' J. HAARDIE: burgical anatomy of the visit of the King, 1307 chronic dysentery, 1011; pneumococcal tonsils, 1139 NoRRIs, E. T.: Case of hernia of vermiform colitis, 1470; strangulation of small intes- NELIGAN, A. R.: The " Red Cross " in Persia, appendix, 551 tine in a child, 1617 709 North Stafford joint school authority for Munich, Royal Psychiatrical Clinic, annual Nenagh Urban Cruncil, and infected clothing. education of deaf and blind children report, 895 493 summons a meeting to consider the best Municipal Epileptic Colony. See Epileptic Nephritis. 1234 means of averting infant ophthalmia, 95 Municipal estimate of medical services. See Nerve division, results of (leading article), 566 North-West Territories, conditions of practice Medical services Nerve, optic, injuries of (J. Jameson Evans), in, 640 MUNRO, CAMBELL: Education o( midwives, 645 NORTON, A. T.: State University of Medicine 814 Nerves, intercostal, distribution of, 685 and Surgery, 1650 Murders at the Imperial Institute, 99 NETTLEsHiP, EDWARD, Nettleship medal Norway, conditions of practice in, 641 Murmur, aortic. See Aortic awarded to. 143 Nostrums, scheduled poisons in, 114 Murmur, crescendo, in mitral stenosis. See NEUFELD, Professor: Anaphylaxis, 799; bac- Notes on books. See under Reviews of Books. Mitral teriotropic substances of serum, 800 Notes, Letters. etc., 60, 119, 184, 247, 300, 356, Murmur, presystolic, origin of (Alfred E. NEumAYER, GEORG VON, death of, 118 431, 504, 580, 736, 828. 924. 1016, 1108, Cohn), 1153 Neuralgia, alcobol injections for, 1166 1204, 1263, 1324, 1388, 1448, 1508, 1588, 1656, MURPHY, JoHN B. (editor): General Surgery, Neuralgia, continuous, 1108,1203 1788, 1832; warnings, 60, 119, 1508; flies and rev., 83 Neuralgia, trigeminal (Jonathan Hutchinson), milk, 60; animal parasites, 60; lady dis- MURAY, Dr.: Congenital fusion of bones of 1615 pensers, 60; modern treatment of fractures, arms, 142 Neurasthenia, latent (leading article), 1297 60, 119; Medical Golfing Society, 119; MURRAY, GEORGE: Encephalomyelitis, 1532 Neurasthenia and modern life (leading article), " medical testimony as to Christian MURRAY, GEORGE REDMAYNE, Hon. M.D. 97 Science," 119; causation of cancer, 119, 248; Dublin conferred upon, 116 Neuritis, multiple, alcohol in relation to progressive fall of blood pressure in MuRRAY, J. A.: Dissemination of carcinoma, (Judson S. Bury), 1025; correspondence on, Bright's disease, 120; quinine in syphilis, 1471 1257 120, 504; treatment of inherited syphilis, MURRAY, LEITH: Hyaline degeneration of Neuritis, optic, ipsolaterality of, and the 120. 184; insurance of medical men, 120; uterine fibroids, 1229 lesion causing it (Sir Victor Horsley), 877; substitutes for cocaine, 120; ball pessary, MIURRAY, Colonel R. D., reports on decrease of discussion, 878; (Drs. Rowan and Stoddart 120; Tuberculosis Prevention (Ireland) Act, plague in the United Provinces of India, 1713 Barr), 1346 184; scarlet fever, otorrhoea, haematuria, MURRAY, R. W.: Chronic constipation, 1409 Neuritis, optic, and paralysis of the sixth 184; a memorial tablet (Sir Morell Mac- Muscular atrophy. See Atrophy nerve (Percival Hay), 1408 kenzie), 184; seasickness and phthisis pul- Muscular cramp. See Cramp Neuritis, multiple peripheral (A. E. Garrod), monalis, 184; diabetes, a warning, 184; Muscular exertion, effects of oxygen inhalation 1617 secret remedies and proprietary prepara- (Leonard Hill), 680 Neurology, review of books on, 987,1756 tions, composition of, 247, 1264; treatmentl Musculo-spiral rheumatism. See Rheum- Neuroma, case of multiple plexiform, asso- of ingrowing teenail, 247, 356; Metropolitan atism ciated with brown pigmentation of the over- Branch elections, 2.48; June sunshine in Museum, British Natural History, 1566 lying skin (Cecil E. Reynolds), 745 Guernsey, 248; A Caehd Mille Fealtagh, MUSKETT, Dr., death of. 1310 Neurone doctrine in relation to neuro- 248; prize for orthopaedic work, 300; Mussel poisoning, 176 pnthology, present position of (F. W. Mott), pathology of glycosuria, 300; vivi- MUTiU, C.: Continuous inhalation in pul- 1389 section and the Aurora Borealis, 300; monary tuberculosis, 1827 Neuroses, functional, of children (J. A. Coutts), medical treatment of school children, 356; Myatonia, case of (Hugh T. Ashby), 1154 747; discussion. 750 antidiphtheria serum in astbma, 356,1016; M,yelitis following measles, acute (J. H. NEVILL, RALPH *: Story of the scratching" corrections, 431, 580. 1263, 1508; inoculation Busteed and W. M. Sadler), 1153 of horses, 1811 for chicken-pox, 431; intra-abdominal hae- MYERS, BERNARD: The Care of Children,from Nevis, B.W.I., thermal baths of (J. Numa morrhage associated with labour, 431; Babyhood to Adolescence; for the Use of Rat), 1808 rubber tubing over urethral dilators, 432; Mothers and, Nurses, rev., 1618 NEWBIGGING, T. DUNCAN: Origin of cancer, amenorrhoea without apparent cause, 432; MYERS, CHARLES S.: Textbook of Experimen- 1441 operation for varicose veins, 432; cold spots tal Psychology, rev., 990 NEWBOLT, G. P.: Some cases of resection of and tactual sensation, 432; disturbednights, Myomata, 1164 intestine, 943 432; is brilliant illumination deleterious to Mysore, health exhibition at, 430 New Brunswick, conditions of practice in, 6)0 the sight? 432; unsatisfactory results of the My xoedema, review of book on, 1074 Newcastle-on-Tyne, special correspondence treatment of pneumonia, 504; ruptured Myxosarcoma of prostate in a child (G. H. from, 107, 1496; Inter-University Congress, basilar artery, profuse frothing from mouth Edington), 754; discussion, 756 107; the chapel of the Royal Victoria In- and nose, 504; iodine for sterilization of the rirmary, 107; post-graduate classes, 107; skin of operation areas, 504; touching for the medical societies, 1496; the Maternity King's evil, 504; case of galactorrhoea, 580; Hospital, 1497; Workmen's Compensation continuous proctoclysis. 736; practice in the Act, 1497; beri-beri, 1497 Turkish Empire, 828; libraries in London, Newcastle Infirmary. See Infirmary 828; possible third dentition, 828; abortive NEWELL, A. G.: Blackwater Fever (Bilious treatment of enteric fever, 828 ; partial Malignantt Tertian Ague), rev., 796 thyroidectomy, 828; tuberculous sinus, 924; N. New growth, light pigmentation and (Wilfred colour-blind engine drivers in France, 924. Watkins-Pitchford), 442; correspondence on, 1264; Dutch drops, 924; treatment of boils, Naas Workhouse Hospital. inquiry concerning 576 924, 1108 ; specific gravity of urine in healthy death of a consumptive in, 294 New growths, absence of Altn'ann's granules women, 924; feeding and care of infants. NARGELI, O.: Frequency of tuberculosis in from cells of malignant (Henry Beckton), 924; rhinology as an aid to diagnosis of pul- childhood, 904; Die Anaemie. Normale uand 859. See also Cancer monary tuberculosis, 924; alleged persona- pathologische Histologie de8 Blutes, rev., New Hebrides (native mortality), 1430 tion, 924; cause s of puerperal fever, 924; 1679 Newhills Sanatorium. See Sanatorium mnethods of quackery, 1016; weak ankle, Naevus treated by radium (Henry Iewis NEWINGTON, H. HAYES: Asylums officers' 1016; Railway Passengers' Assurance Com- Jones), 451 superannuation, 821 pany, 1016; jelly for examination of leuco- Naevus unius lateris (R. A. Bolam), 1285 Newport, report of medical officer of health, cytes in the blood, 1016; vulvartumour, 1016 ; Nail of great toe, easy method of removing by 1787 the scotomagraph. 1108; mechanism of compression (Peter Tytler), 141 NFWSHOLME. ARTHUIR, appointed one of His motor fatalities, 1108: diabetes and lecithin, NAISH, A. E.: Summer diarrhoea, 1408; cer- Majesty's Government Delegates at Inter- 1108; treatment of endometritis. 1204, 1832; a vical rib, 1534 national Congress on Leprosy, 344; the disclaimer, 1204,1388,1656,1788 ; fleas and can- NALANsoN, A. W., death of, 1722 future of preventive medicine, 478 cer, 1263, 1324; exercise in pulmonary tuber- Narcosis, scopolamine-morphine (Charles New South Wales. special correspondence culosis, 1263; the London Polyclinic, 1263, Leedham-Green), 962 from 912, 1426, 1437; lunacy in, annual report, 1324; saline infusion, 1264; ship surgeons, NARIMAN, TEMULGI BITAJI, Kaisar-i-Hind 912, 1426, 1437 1264, 1448; calomel in asthma, 1264; cure for gold medal conferred upon, 40 New speciality, 1817 wens, 1324; a pin protector, 1324; Invalid NASH, W. GIFFORD: Traumatic rupture of NEWTON, H. W.. honour of knighthood con- Babies' Home, 1324; repetition of prescrip- small intestine: operation: recovery, 268 ferred upon, 1446 tions, 1324; " Chiistian Science and spiritual "Nastin" in the treatment of leprosy (F. New York, remodelling of class rooms into healing," 1324; Christian Science and sug- Raschid), 1343 open-air rooms, 993; radium institute organ- gestion, 1588; first observations of Glossina Natal, conditions of practice in, 641; the coolie ized in, 1468; hospital, dispensary, and .palpalis in North-Eastern Rhodesia, 1388: question in, 1576 laboratory under auspices of Neurological ' suffragette," 1448; Oriental sore, 1448,1508; Nation and the Colonies (W. Osler), 1291 Institute opened in, 1671; new buildings of assistant medical officers of asylums, 1448, Natural History, rev., 474 the Post-graduate Medical School, 1811 1508; malaria in India, 1508; Mr. Dooley on Navy, the Royal, 633, 735, 813, 901, New Zealand, special correspondence from, prohibition, 1508; causation of appendicitis, 921, 1008, 1012, 1089, 1100, 1182, 1196, 495; lunacy in (annual report), 495 1588; the "patient" (Charles Vivian), 1588; 1202, 1302, 1429 1771; regulations for New Zealand, cancer in (P. W. Hislop and gratuitouz medical treatment of rate-main- admission of candidates to the medical P. Clennell Fenwick), 1222 tained patients, 1656; humours of cheap service, 633; eyesight and hearing tests, New Zealand, conditions of practice in, 641 insurance, 1656; eucalyptus oil, 1656; Cana- 735; the Royal Navy Mqdical Service, NICOL, WILLIAM, note on, 1361 dian Medical Association. 1832; unlooked-for 735, 921, 1429, 1771; revaccination in, 813; NICHOLLS, F. L.: Superannuation of Poor dangers of high-frequency treatment, 1832 the health of, statistical report for the year Law officers, 1193 Notifications, 1387 1908, 1012; tuberculosis in, 1182; course of NIcOLL, JAMES H : Surgery of infancy, 753; Nova Scotia, conditions of practice in, 640 instruction, 1202 senile hypertrophy of prostate, 1800 d Nova et Vetera, 209, 479, 894, 1421, 1484, 1549, Navy, Royal, court-martial on a fleet surgeon Nightingale Fund. See Fund 1625, 1698, 1764; a country doctor (James A. 'ease of C. G. Matthew), 901, 921.1008,1089, Nights, disturbed, 59, 432 Innes), 209; graduates at 'Edinburgh E 1100, 1196, 1302; correspondence on the court- Nitrous oxide, causes of obstruction pro- hundred years ago, 479; doctor and patient martial, 1008, 1100,1196; question in Parlia- ducing cyanosis during the nasal adminis- in 1775-6, 894; ancient Highland spas, 1421; ment, 1302 tration of (F. Trewby), 201 the fasting spittle (Dan M'Kenzie), 1484; NEAVE, SHEFFIELD: First observations of Nitrous oxide, combined ordinary and nasal modern faith healing, 1549, 1625; the (flossinta palvalis in North-Eastern Rhc- method of administering (F. Trewby), 1805 miracles of the Deacon de PAris, 1549, 1625; desia, 1388 NIvEN, JAMES: Prevention of tuberculosis in paraIt amongst Ith ancients, 1698;O the Neck, face, and palate, congenital malforma- cattle, 699 hnok-oath, 1764 tions of (Arthur Keith), 310, 363, 438 Nobel prize, 1507, 1655, 1772; the award. 1772 Nuc einate of solium in general paralysieV Neck, suppuration in, treated with staphylo- NOGIER, THOMAS: Physiotherapie: (1) Electro- coccus vaccine (James Scott), 1747 thi,aVie rev, 989 NUNN, T. HANCOCK: Memorandum re Pcor Necromancy, eharms, etc., 431 NOLANs, F.: Fleas and cancer, 1263 Law Commission report, 32 THz BRiTisH 1 26 MEDICAL JOURNAL. INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909. I Nurses, Army and Navy, Male Co-operation, Oesophagus, removal of foreign bodies from Osteitis deformans, two cases of (R. Man- report, 1655 by means of Bruning's direct oesophago- waring-White), 12 Nurses' Association. See Association scope 1J. Gay French), 1794 Osteo-arthritis, monarticular (H. Brunton Nurses in Colonial hospitals, training of, 293 Officers' Training Corps, with special refe- Angus), 1284 Nurses' Congress. See Congress rence to its medical branch (Colonel Osteo-arthritis, treatment of, 1588. See also Nurses, district, and medical men, 1444 H. E. R. James), 370; first annual training Rheumatoid arthritis Nurses, gratis attendance on, 1387 of London contingent, 1433. See also Army, Osteopathy recognized as a system of medical Nurses, lectures to workhouse, 1507 British practice in Georgia, 897 Nurses, State registration of, 44. 227, 413, 1183, O'GORBAN-LALoR, Major N. P. Double-action Our friend the enemy (leading article on 1257, 1315,1632, 1639,1705, 1708; questions in alar tourniquet, 1621 inflammation), 1423 Parliament, 44, 413; Mr. Sydney Holland on OssToN, Professor, proposed testinmonial to, Out-patient departments in hospitals. See (at Nurses' Congress), 227; (at meeting of 295 Hospital Cottage Benefit Nursing Association), 1705, O'HEA, J. P.: Postmaster-General and post Outside view of the doctor, 1567 1708; in Scotland, 1183; correspondence on, office appointments, 914 Ovary, development of epithelial elements in 1257, 1315, 1718; the present position of the OEMANN-DumEsNIL, A. H.: Diseases of the (Annie Louise Mcllroy), 1037 movement for (December 4th, 1909), 1632, Skin, rev., 207 Ovary, hernia. See Hernia 1639 Old age pensions and medical relief, 1093; and Ovary, tumour of. See Tumour Nursing Association. See Association lunacy, 1706 Ovum, anatomyof, and early abortion (B. P. Nursing service, a Territorial, 1650. See also Old folks' home in Germany, 46 Watson and H. Wade), 1751 Army, British Old superstitions mentioned in Fresh Leaves Owl midge and Mediterranean three-day fever, Nursing in workhouses, 1788 and Green Pastures, 90 100 NUSSBAUM, Professor: Determination of sex, OLIVER, LEONARD THOMAS, Royal Humane Oxide of iron in water, 923,1199 800 Society's medal awarded to, 1568 Oxaluria (Robert Maguire), 1347 NIUTHALL, A. W.: The Representative Meet- OLIVER, Sir THOMAS: Education, industrial Oxford, special correspondence from, 346; the ing, 1318 diseases and the Compensation Act, 907 prevention of consumption, 346; tuber- NUTTALL, Professor: Multiplication of spiro- Olympia Motor Show. See Motor culosis conference at, 1370 chaetes, 1244; O'NEILL, HENRY: Discharge of sewage Oxford Museum, rev., 1755 Nyasaland, sleeping sickness in 412, 491, 1682, effluents into tidal waters, 691 Oxycephaly (W. M. Beaumont), 1468 1707; tick fever in (H. Hearsey), 986; leprosy One's duty to one's neighbour, 1586 Oxygen administration in high percentage in, 1314 Ontario, conditions of practice in, 640 (Benjamin Moore), 839 Nystagmus, miners', 1323, 1653; epilepsy fol- Obphorectomy and the groWth of the uterus Oxygen generator and inhaler, its use in lowing, 1323 (S. G. Shattock), 1471 mountain sickness (Leonard Hill), 1522, Nystagmus tests, labyrinthine, clinical value Operation, death during, 1829 1783; correspondence on, 1715, 1783 of (Dan M'Kenzie), 1140 Operation table, portable, 154 Oxygen inhalation, effects of on muscular Operations, compulsory, 1426,1443 exertion (Leonard Hill), 681 Operations and guardians, 717 Oxygen inhalation in whooping-cough, 517 Ophthalmia, infantile, meeting to consider Oxygen, effect of different percentages of on the best means of averting, 95 the growth of micro-organisms (Benjamin Ophthalmia neonatorum, instructions issued Moore and R. Stenhouse Williams), 873 in Birmingham, 347; made a notifiable dis- Ozone purification of water, 1289 0. ease at Stoke-on-Trent, 564; correspondence OZZARD, A. T.: Life-history of Ankylostoma on, 577 duodenale, 779 Oath, mode of administration, 443 Ophthalmia neonatorum, discussion on Oaths Act. See Act (Sydney Stephenson), 982 Oaths Bill. See Bill Ophthalmic operations, danger arising from Oban, Argyll Sanatorium opened, 231 the use of plated instruments in (W. C. Obituarynotices,53,117,182,245,297,423,502,579, Rockliffe), 15 729.823,923,1015,1101,1200,1261, 1322,1387,1445, Ophthalmological Society. See Society P. 1502,1586, 1654, 1719, 1785, 1831; Daniel John Ophthalmology and medicine, relations of, Cunningham, 53; William Joseph Collins, 902 Pabst extract, composition of, 563 57; John Craw, 117; Peter Alexander Young, Ophthalmology of the Pharaohs, 902 "Paco " diastasemalt extract, 1805 117 ; Nathaniel Joseph Hobart, 118; George Ophthalmology, review of books on, 147, 795, PAGET, CHARLES E.: Report of the Midwives Archibald Maconachie, 118; Samuel Alex- 1619 Act Committee, 726 ander, 118; Harrison Mitchell, 182; William Ophthalmoplegia, 1263 Paget's disease. See Osteitis deformans Broome Giles, 183; Alfred Edward Wilmot, Opium Commission, International, report, 564 Pain in mucous colitis and in irritable states 183; Dr. McIlroy, 183; Rayner W. Batten, Opium poisoning, unusual case of by a of the colon in general (T. Stacey Wilson), 73 245; Charles Hartley, 246; Joseph Powell deodorized preparation (John Aston Swin- Palate, face, and neck, congenital malforma- Swanwick, 246; Lady Priestley, 246; Ogle- dale), 1467 tions of (Arthur Keith), 310, 363, 438 thorpe Wakelin Barratt, 297; Alexander Opium question, 344, 712, 1528; conference on, PALMER, J. FOSTER: The Black Death, 1580 Fraser, 423; William Arthur Foxwell, 425; 344; importation of illegal in Kiantschau, Pancreas, acute necrosis of: sudden death Alexander R. Mackenzie, 426; Andrew James 712; suppression of in China, 1528 (B. Henry Shaw), 1279 Duncan, 427; Christian William Branch, Opium, some uses of (Eustace Smith), 1606 Pancreas, structure of in relation to function 427; Alfred Philipps, 502; William Brown, OPPENHEIMER: Spinal tumours, 1166 (J. Strickland Goodall and H. G. Earle), 681, 579; Robert G. Coombe, 579; Otto v. OPPENHETMER, E. H.: Der Schiffsartz. Leit- 1652; correspondence on, 1381, 1652 Bollinger, 579; Henry Radcliffe Crocker, 729; faden fur Aerzte und Kandidaten der Pancreatitis, chronic, 1164 Max Runge, 732; Sir Stephen Mackenzie, Medizin, rev., 208 Panopeptone, composition of, 562 732; John Milne Dalrymple, 733; Elias Oppenheimer's cream of malt, composition Paraffin as a lubricant for catheters, 300 Haffter, 734; Thomas Bridgwater, 823, 923; of, 1478 Paralysis agitans (Thomas Beattie), 1284 Slade Innes Baker, 825; Hackworth Stuart, Opsonizing action of the serum of healthy Paralysis, diver's, notes on (Graham Blick), 825; Hubert Elwyn Jones Biss, 1015; Sir rabbits, effect of bacterial endotoxins on 1796 Thomas Smith, 1101; John Milson Rhodes, (R. Tanner Hewlett), 81 Paralysis, facial, unusual case of (H. H. B. 1104; George Joseph Cooper, 1200; Edward Optic nerve. See Nerve Cunningham). 744 Clapton, 1200; William Rivers Pollock, 1201; Optic neuritis. See Neuritis Paralysis, general, nucleinate of sodium in, Colonel George McBride Davis, 1202; Sir Opticians and sight testing, 920, 1830 1166 Arthur Mitchell, 1261; Cesare Lombroso, Opticians and State recognition, 1186,1496,1830 Paralysis, infantile, case of ten years' stand- 1262; William Clibborn, 1262; Thomas Oral sepsis with peculiar general symptoms ing (Francis Hernaman-Johnson), 1118 Spence Meighan, 1262; John Herbert Wells, (C. W. Smith and A. E. Barnes), 740 Paralysis of insane, general. See Insane 1322; Brigade-Surgeon William Pearson Orange blossom specific for uterine diseases, Paralysis, Landry's (Framroze N. Kapadia), Ward, 1322; Hugh Arthur, 1387; John composition of, 1419 141 Waggett, 1445; Robert Crewdson Benington, Orange River Colony, conditions of practice Paralysis, ocular, 1263 1445; Sir William Thomson, 1502; Henry in, 641 Paralysis, unilateral, of' the sphincter irides Hugh Clutton, 1504; W. H. Dallinger, 1506; Oratory, psychological bases of, 40, 178, 420. and of accommodation, 1587 John Campbell Mackenzie, 1506; Michael See also Speech fright Parasites and saprophytes, 1108 Castafieda, 1506; Thomas Evans Jones, 1586; Orbit, congenital sarcoma of (M. S. Mayou), Parasitology amongst the ancients, 1698 Henry Langlands Spark, 1586; Richard 1752 Paris Academy of Medicine awards prize to Theodore Stack, 1654; Alfred Barratt, 1654; Orbital periostitis. See Periostitis M. W. Hafkine for his work on inoculation Thomas Graham, 1654; Robert Marcus Organic chemistry examination at London against cholera, 1190 Gunn, 1719; Deputy Inspector-General University, 355 Paris medical men and telephone charges, 483 Thomas Seccombe, 1721; Deputy Surgeon- Orient Royal Mail Steamship Co. makes PAris, miracles of the Deacon de, 1549, 1625. General James Edward Scott, 1721; Charles a valuable concession to students, 495, 564; See also Faith healing Robert Bell Keetley, 1721; Mark Farrant, the first students, 564 Paris, special correspondence from, 1190, 1311, 1722; W. B. Ransom, 1785; Lieutenant- Oriental sore (Captain R. Markham Carter), 1379, 1498, 1649; French Surgical Congress, Colonel Henry James McLaughlin, 1786; 647, 1333, 1508; correspondence on, 822, 1448, president's inaugural address, 1190; care of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Egbert Wimond 1508 patients before and after abdominal opera- Bensley, 1787; Henry Roscoe, 1831; Dr. ORR, VIVIAN: Heart massage in chloroform tions, 1190; International Aviation Exhibi- Kennedy, 1831; Deputy Inspector General syncope, 1471 tion, 1190; unveiling of statue of the late Frederick William Blake, 1831 Orthopaedic work, prize for, 300 Professor Tillaux, 1311; the seeond Inter- Obstetric medicine, present position and ORTON, JOHN: Case o" viper bite, 702 national Pure Food Congress, 1311; patho- future development of (Sir John W. Byers), Osborne, report of House Governor and logy of paralysis in diphtheria (Georges 301 Medical Superintendent, 809 Guillain and Guy Laroche), 1379; New Obstetrical teaching in Europe and America, OSLER, WILLIAM: Treatment of disease, 185; American Hospital in Paris, 1379; guarantee committee appointed to report on, 1418 Thomas Linacre, 332; A System of Medicine, for lying-in women, 1380; prohibition of Obstetrics, anaesthesia in, 1165 rev., 703; on the compulsory notification of feeding-bottles with tubes, 1380; combina- Obstruction, intestinal. See Intestinal tuberculosis, 725; appreciation of Sir tion of cinematographandultra-microscope, Occupation mortalities (Dr. Dunlop), 1495 Stephen Mackenzie, 733; The Principles and 1498; method of action of lactic ferments, O'CONNELL, Colonel MATHEw D.: Depart- Practice of Medicine, rev., 883; the medical 1498; fraudulent manufacture of French mental Committee on humidity and ventila- library in post-graduate work, 925; pro- mineral waters, 1498; opening of American tion in humid cotton-weaving sheds, 1401 nunciation of angina, 1128; opens new Hospital, 1498; infantile diarrhoea (Metch- Ocular paralysis. See Paralysis laboratories at the London Hospital, 1239, nikoff), 1649; points tof election of tetanus Oedema, treatment of (H. D. Rolleston), 536; 1241; delivers Schorstein lecture, 1241, 1509; toxin (Jean Troisie and Georges Roux), 1649; discussion, 537 note on William Ernest Peacock's paper on a woman externe, 1649; death of Dr. Jean Oedema of the face and mucous membranes, pneumococcus invasion of the throat, 1274; Binot of the Pasteur Institute, 1649. See chronic (James Adam), 933 address at the opening of the London School also France Oedema, solid, lymphangioplasty for (A. B. of Tropical Medicine, 1291; on the history PARKER, G'.: Intermittent closing of cerebral Mitchell), 1462 of medicine, 1370; syphilis and aneurysm arteries, 1499 Oesophageal diverticulum (William Taylor). (Schorstein lecture), 1509; arterio-sclerosis, PARKES, Louis COLTMAN: Introductory 193 18)0 remiarks as President of Section of Public I r THE BRITISH DEC. 25, ]909,E INDEX. rMEDICAL JOURNAL 27 = I -I Health, 461; reappointed member of Army German system of meat inspection, 1182; PEACOCK, WILLIAM ERNEST: Pneumococcus Medical Advisory Board, 1718 London University (medical degrees), 1245; invasion of the throat, 1274 PABEIN, A.: Case of Raynaud's disease, 1285 feeding school children (Christmas vac7ation), PEAKE, G. A.: Notes on Dental Anatomy, rev., PARIN0soN, H. STANLEY: Ophthalmia neo- 1245; health of school children, 1706 ; Medi- .394 natorum; notification and the Pottery dis- cal College, Madras (military assistant PEARCE, W. H.: Medical treatment of school trict, 577 surgeons), 1245 ; reports of Royal Commis- children, 352 Parliament, medical notes in, 44, 103, 173, 230, sion on Viviseetion, 1302; Poor Law mid- PEARsE, E. MOUNTJOY: Case of "congenital 292, 344, 413, 490, 572, 720, 812, 904, 1001, 1092, wifery orders, 1303; the Naval Medical pyloric stenosis " successfully treated with- 1181, 1245, 1302, 1371, 1429, 1492, 1571, 1642, Service, 1303; care of feeble-minded (Royal out operation, 1280 1706, 1772; Anaestheties Bill, 44; ex- Commission), 1302, 1373; carbon monoxide PEARSE, JAMES: Hospital out-patient depart- periments on living animals, 44, 104; poisoning, 1302, 1707 ; hospital accommoda- ments, 109 nurses' registration, 44, 413; collodion, tion at Rosyth, 1303; poisonous and in- PEARSON, C. YELVERTON: Formalin iodine ether, and chloroform, 44; tuberculosis flammable hairwashes, 1303; meat supply catgut, 1314; uses of catgut in Surgery, in Ireland, 44, 1002; calves and glycerinated and examination of carcasses, 1303; civil 1792 calf lymph, 44; Post Office servants medical departments (India), 1303, 1372,1707; PEARSON, J. SIDNEY: Empyemata associated and revaccination, 103; the Truck Act medical appointments (India), 1303 ; enteric with the Bacillus coli; treatment by anti- and medical attendance 103; eyesight germ carriers, 1372; deaths from fever in toxin, 78 tests for the mercantile marine, 104, 174, India and sanitary expenditure, 1372; sani- PEARSON, MiSS: Intvalid Cookery: A Hand- 1181, 1706; sanitary officers and meat inspec- tation and malaria in India, 1372; medical book of Cookery for the Sickroom, rev., 554 tion, 104; water supply, Vatersay, 104; inspection and vaccination, 1373; sanitary PEARSON, KARL: Home conditions and eye- malaria in Bombay, 104; experiments on a condition of Croydon, 1373; sewerage of Bight, 138, 818; The Problem of Practical bull dog at the Royal Society conversazione, Kilkee, 1373; back-to-back houses, 1492; Eugenics (leading article), 900 173; antivivisectionist processions, 173; Territorial Force (medical officers), 1643; PECK, H,, bitten by a viper, 412, 654; account vivisection, 173, 1302; Millbank typhoid Hemel Hempstead Union (death of patient), of by R. S. C. Edleston, 654 carriers and their treatment, 174, 491, 1372; 1643; Malta fever and goat's milk, 1643; meat PEDLEY, J. R.: Substitutes for cocaine, 120 colour blindness (Board of Trade test), 174, inspection, 1643; House of Commons, 1643; PEDLEY, R. DENNISON: Our Teeth, How built 1181, 1706; Belfast University and the Mater prorogation of Parliament. 1706; infant up, How destroved, How preserved, rev., 394 Infirmorum Hospital, 174; dairy inspection mortality in England and Wales, 1706; in- PEL, P. K.: Die Krankheiten der Leber, der in Ireland, 174, 230; sanitary condition in sanitation and absence of medical re- ffallenwege und der Pfotarder aut grund Ramsey, 174; Post Offlee medical officers, lief in Lewis, 1706; patent medicines eigener Beobachtungen, rev., 20; tuberculin 230; Royal College of Surgeons and the (labels of ingredients), 1707; dispensing treatment of tuberculosis. 1076 admission of women, 230, 905; death in poisons, 1707; plague in Mauritius, 1707; Pellagra, spread of in the United States, 1410 Poplar Workhouse, 230; dismissals of the Parliamentary session, 1765, 1772. Pelvis, contracted, treatment of (Professor Scottish Poor Law medical officers, 230, 344 ; VACCINATION, 44, 103, 174, 230, 293, 345, Fehling), 1034; discussion, 1036 Dairy and Cowsheds Act (Ireland), 230; 413, 572, 722,- 813, 906, 1002, 1093, 1245, Pelvis, reconstruction models of the fetal Indian Medical Service, 230, 292, 414, 1245, 1303, 1372. 1373, 1429, 1642; death after, (David Waterston), 680 1303, 1372, 1642, 1707; Metropolitan Am- 44; postoffice servants and revacoination, Penicillium brevicaule and proteus vulgaris, bulances Bill, 230, 572, 813; Milk and 103; exemption orders and fees, 174;. fees 1832 Dairies Bill (Scotland), 292, 345; dis- for exemption certificates, 230; Metropoli- Pensions for asylum officers (leading article), eased meat (inspection), 292, 344, 1303; tan Asylums Board and, 293; Vaccination 406 manufacture of morphine, 292; typhoid Order, 1907, declarations, 345; pupil teachers Pensions, old-age, workhousehospital patients germ carriers and vaccine treatment, 293; and, 413; vaccination; of workhouse school and, 572 Metropolitan Asylums Board and vaccina- children, 413: Civil-Service candidates and PEPYS, SAMUEL, and charms, 1084 tion, 293; lunacy in Ireland, 293; training of vaccination, 572; vaccine lymph produc- Periostitis, orbital, consequent on dental nurses in Colonial hospitals, 293; Steevens's tion, 722; revaccination; in the navy,* 813; disease (N. Bishop Harman), 878; discussion, Hospital, Dublin, and insane patient, 293; vaccination of infants, 813; antivaccination 879 aliens and trachoma in London, 293; declarations, 906; British army and small- Peripheral circulation. See Circulation famines in India, 293; Local Education pox, 906; vacoination notices, Lambeth. PERITON, Amy BLANcHE R., M.D. of Brussels Authorities (Medical Treatment) Bill, 293, 1002; death from erysipelas following vacci- conferred upon, 246 345; Hammersmith Infirmary, 344; Croydon nation, 1093; vaccination (origin of.'lymph), Peritonitis, pelvic, gastric ulcer as a cause of rural district water supply and drainage, 1093; cost of, 1245; Vaccination Act- (1907) (Arnold Lea), 1229 345; Gordon College, Khartoum, 345; ex- declarations, 1303; question re inoculation Peritonitis, perforative (Frank Jeans), 1346 periments on mosquitos at Mian Mir, 345; of calves, 1372; medical inspection and, Peritonitis, pneumococcal (E. Scott Car- epidemic disease in native and European 1373; vaccination (workhouse infirmaries), michael), 756; discussion, 757 army in India, 345: Poor Law medical 1429; vaccination (Paddington Workhouse), PERLIA, Dr.: Kroll's Sterioskopische Bzlder officers (Scotland), 345; death registra- 1429; vaccine farms, 1429; foot-and-mouth zum Gebrauclhe fur Schielende, rev, 796 tion in India, 345; inebriates, 413, 906; disease (vaccine lymph), 1429 ; vaccination PERMEWAN. W.: Adenoide curette, 1414 amendment of the Inebriates Act, 906; and law in India, 1430; vaccination and PERNET, GEORGE: Appreciation of Radcliffe Hanwell ophthalmic schools, 413; traffic in variolus lymph, 1642; death from general- Crocker, 732; acute lupus erythematosus, old horses, 414; Dr, Lalcaca's heroism, 414, ized vaccinia, 1642; Territorial Force 1500 813; civil surgeons in India, 414,1303,1372, vaccination, 1643 Pernicious anaemia. See Anaemia 1707; cholera deaths, Calcutta, 414, 813- Parliamentary session, medieal aspects of Peroneal type of muscular atrophy (J. Ruther- Egyptian Sanitary Service, 414; Shoreditch (leading article), 1765 ford Halliday and Arthur J. Whiting), 1114 Infirmary (lunatic wards), 414; medicinal Parotitis, secondary (reported byJ. E. Middle- Persia, the "Red Cross" in, 709; plague in, spirits, 414, 1002; S3tate sick fund, 490; miss), 18 ; (Arthur R. Rendle), 1674 1100 Royal Commission on Sewage Treatment, Paroxysmal tachycardia. See Tachyeardia Persistence, some features that make for 490; frozen meat from China, 491; tetra- PARsoNs, L. D.: Pedunculated anal tumour, (R. J. Anderson), 686 chloride of carbon as a hair wash, 491, 1403; 1675 Personation, alleged, 114, 924 Royal Army Medical Corps, 491, 1643; PARsoNs, W. B.: Public medical serviee for Peshawar, Buddhist stupa found near, 767 anthrax cases, 491; sleeping sickness, Hampstead, 1577 Pessary, ball, 120 491, 1707; in Nyasaland, 1707; Dublin Parthenogenesis, artificial, and formative PETITJEAN, GASLON FRANQOIS, dies at the age post office, 491; massacre of the inno- stimulation (Professor Loeb), 798 of 104, 1755 cents, 572; medical officers' duties under Partridge, " Dicky," 215 Petrol, recovery of the abatement of duty on, the Superannuation Bill, 572; work- PARTRIDGE WILLAM: Aid8 to the Analys8 of 503, 924 house hospital patients and pensions, Food and Drugs, 474 PEFANNENSTIEL, Professor, death of, 183 572; Daylight Saving Bill, 572; sick poor in Parturition, cocaine in, 356, 431 PFLtGER, E. W. F., 80th birthday of, 409 Hinckley Workhouse, 572; Chinese pork, Pasteur Institute, endowment of the, 718 Phagedaenic ulcer. See Ulcer 572, 722, 1182; Housing Bill, 720, 812, 905, Pasteur Institute to be established in Wis- Pharaohs, ophthalmology of the, 902 1001, 1092, 1181, 1245, 1303, 1371, 1571; feeble- consin, 183 Pharmaceutical Conference. See Conference minded and epileptics, 721,1302,1373 ; quack Pasteurized milk. See Milk Pharmacology, facts and fancies in (W. E. medicines, 721, 813, 905; communication of Patent medicines. See Quack medicines Dixon), 539 tuberculosis in schools, 721; scarlet fever PATERsoN, D. R.: Soft foreign body in Pharmacology, review of books on, 885 and its causes, 721; pottery lead glaze bronehus of a child of 6,1409 Pharmacy, registered medical practitioners analysis, 721; lady telegraphists and PATERSON, H. J.: Gumma of the breast, 1753 and, 734 muscular cramp, 721; compensation for PATERSON, HERBERT J.: Note on continuous Pharyngoscope, Hay's (Bryson Delavan), 1153 slaughter of tuberculous cows, 722; vac- proctoclysis, 550 Philadelphia, the College of Physicians (W. W. cine lymph production, 722; deaths from PATERSON, JAMES J.: Measles in schools, an Keen), 1161; note on, 1703 suicide, 722; frozen meat for the army, 813; account of a reeent epidemic in St. Helens, PHILIP, R. W.: Address In Medicine: Pro- coal smoke in West Ham, 813; Health Re- 697 gressive medicine and the outlook on sorts (Ireland) Bill, 813, 1182, 1245, 1373; PATERRSON, MARcus: Autoinoculation in pul- tuberculosis. 256 plague in India, 813; mortality in South monary tuberculosis, 1055 PILIpps, ALFRED, obituary notice of, 502 African mines, 813, 905; Oaths Bill, 813, Pathological Society. See Society Philippine Islands, report of Bureau of 1302, 1642; Poor Law Commission, 904; Pathology, plea for a more living (Harrington Health, 189 patent medicine labels, 905,1707; mortality Sainsbury), 928 ; leading article on, 994 PHLLIPS, EDWARD: Gas and ether as an in Transvaal mines, 905,1002; plague and Pathology, review of books on, 704, 885 anaesthetic, 1407 rat fleas, 905; factory surgeon (Hull dis- Pathology of the tramp, 999 PHILLIPS, E. MARGARET: Case of tetanus trict), 906; lady medical missionaries in " Patient," the (Charles Vivian), 1588 treated with carbolic injections, recovery.' Madagascar, 906; antivaccination declara- Patients, how many should be seen in a day? 1669 tions, 906; British army aud small-pox, 906; 1177 PHILLIPs, SIDNEY: Treatment of school feeding suffragettes in prison, 1001, 1092, Patients, transfer of and consultation. See children, 110, 240 1181,1245, 1302, 1373; spirit duties and drugs, Consultation Phonesis, experimental, 1289 1002; motor car licences, 1002; soldiers' PATON, JOHN: NOte on prognosis in tetanus, Phosphatides in the light of modern research defective teeth, 1002; military assist- 368 (Hugh Maclean), 677; discussion, 678 ant surgeons (India), 1002, 1373; Tuber- PATTEN, C. J.: Appreciation of Daniel John Photographic Society. See Society culosis. Prevention (Ireland) Act, 1002; Cunningham, 56 Phototherapy in treatment of internal death from erysipelas following vaccination, PATTI, Madame, and Cardiff Infirmary, 348 diseases, 1119 1093; old age pensions and medical relief, Pauperism in Scotland, 105; fourteenth annual Phthisis. See Tuberculosis 1093; old age pensions and lunacy, 1706; report of Local Government Board for Scot- Physical exercises in elementary schools, lavatory accommodation for workmen, 1093; land, 105 569 housing in West Ham, 1093; a short holi- Paupers, phthisical, treatment of, 826 Physical training of recruits in the army" day, 1093, 1303; colour-blind tests (foreign PAVY, FREDERICK WLLIAM, presentation to, (Lieut.-Col. R. Porter), 372; discussion on, nations'), 1181; tuberculosis among soldiers, 44 374_ 1181; tuberculosis among postal employees, PaXment of medical practitioners called by Phvsicians', Surgeonts', and Consultants 1181, 1245; tuberculosis in the navy, 1182; midwives. See Midwives and Medical prac- Visiting List 1910, rev., 1804 lead poisoning in the S'wansea district, 1182; titioners Physiological Society. See Society deaths from hydrophobia, 1182; Asvlum PAYNE, J. F.: Linacre and the "Grammarian's Physiology, review of books on,- 84 death of, 183 Officers' Superannuation Bill, 1182, 1302, 1492; funeral," 1010 I PICHLER, WILHELM, 2828 MXDICATHE BRaITefJO1JBNAL. 1 INDEX. [D~EC. 2,5, Z9C9.

PICXERILL, H. PERCY: Dental teaching for Polyclinic, the London, 1263, 1324, 1788 Postmaster-General and the profession, 111, medical students, 420, simple method of Polycythaemia (Senator), 1076 179, 239, 295, 351, 419, 499, 577, 820, 914 treating certain fractures of the mandible, POMEROY, ERNEST: On vaccination, 17c3. See Post office medical officers, 230,1251; and the 882 also Adams v. VanitV Fair Superannuation Act, 1251 Pigmentation, new growth, light and (Wilfred Ponos, is it kala-azar? (G. A.Williamson), 781: Post office servants, and revaccination, 103; Watkins-Pitchford), 442; correspondence on, discussion, 782 questions in Parliament, 103, 1182, 1245, 1429, 576 Pontypool water supply, 1004, 1378 tuberculosis among, 1182,1245; medical ex- Pigmentation in pernicious anaemia (H. D. Poor country doctor. See Doctor aminations, 1429 Bolleston), 1156 Poor in the Highlands and Islands. See Poor Post-operative shock. See Shock Piles. See Haemorrhoids Law Report for 13cotland Potable spirits (leading article), 407. See also PILKINGTON, F. W.: Lympho-sarcoma com- Poor Law appointments, remuneration of, 237 Whisky plicated by pulmonary tuberculosis, 1529 Poor Law administration in the West Riding, Potassium bichromate in treatment of rodent Pills, diachylon, 243 1252 ulcer (Wm. Gemmill), 1225 Pin protector, 1324 Poor Law, break up of, meeting in Manchester, Potato poisoning, case of (C. A. Eamonson PINARD: Puerperal fever, 1164 1305, 1774 Ring), 1282 PRIE, A. HowARD: Radiographers and treat- Poor Law, Royal Commission on, 31. 36, 91, POTTER, BERNARD E.: Speech fright, 50 ment, 915 110, 163, 167, 239, 350, 474, 484, 497, 576, Pottery lead glaze analyses, 721 PITT-TAYLOR, F. S.: Speech fright, 420 726, 821, 904, 915, 1006, 1085, 1099, 1193, POWELL, W. WYNDHAM: A point in the use of Pituitary body (Blair Bell), 1409,1609; and the 1255, 1305, 1313, 1316, 1383, 1415, 1422, 1476, Kollmann's urethr-al dilator, 418 therapeutic value of the infundibular ex- 1486, 1510, 1577, 1628, 1639, 1689, 1774, 1777, POwER, D'AICY: Value of new tuberculin tract in shock, uterine atony, and intestinal 1779, 1806,1828; leading articles on, 36, 167, (T.R.) in surgical tuberculosis, 766 paresis (W. Blair Bell), 1609; correspondence 484, 1085, 1422, 1486. Mermorandums-(Dr. Power of little things, 1244 on, 1827 Downes), 31; (Miss Octavia Hill), 32; (C. S. POWNE, BENJAMIN LAMBE, memorial cross to, Pituitary extract in treatment of post-opera- Loch and Mrs. Bosanquet), 32; (T. Hancock 221 tive shock (G. G. Wray), 1745 Nunn), 32. Infant mortality in workhouses, Practice, sale of, 58; conditions of sale, 58 Pituitary extract, specimens of, 1805 32, 91; letter from Mtrs. Sidney Webb, 33; Practice, unqualified, and the Children Act, Placenta praevia in private practice, 810, 917, overlapping of Poor Law and voluntary hos- 40; bonesetters, 820 1614; correspondence on, 917; (Arthur T. pitals (Norah B. Roberts), 91; Poor Law Practice, value of, 1586 Jones), 1614 Medical Offlcers' Association and the Re- Practitioner and his .tuberculous patients Placenta praevia centralis (P. E. Barber), 1677 port. 92, 167; boards of guardians and the (leading article), 996 Plague, prevalence of, 238, 494, 813, 1100, 1707, medical service, 163; review of books on, Practitioners, general, a fresh rival for, 571 1713; Australia, 1100; British East Africa, 474; and the sanitary service, 484, 915, 1006, PtaKUSNITZ, W.: Atlas und Lehrbuch de 1100; China, 1100; Egypt, 1100; Europe, 1099, 1255, 1316, 1383; and provident dis- Hygiene. mit besonderer BerUcksichtigung 1100; Formosa, 1100; German East Africa, pensary schemes, 1085; club practice and, der Stddte-Hygiene, rev., 1159 1100; in Hong Kong, 238, 1100; in India, 813, 1193, 1313. Correspondence on, 110, 239, 350, Pregnancy, early, severe eclampsia in: re- 1100, 1713; Japan, 1100; Mauritius, 1100, 497, 577,-726, 821, 915,1006, 1099. 1193,1255, 1313, covery (A. Sydney Ca npbell), 1466 1707; Persia, 1100; Singapore. 1100; South 1383.1779,1828. Questions in Parliament, 904. Pregnancy, uterine cancer complicating America, 1100; in Sydney 494; Turkey in See also State and the profession (Cuthbert Lockyer), 1044 Asia, 1100; West Indies, 1100; Zanzibar, Poor Law, Royal Commission on, report on Prescriberanddispenser,488; correspondence 1100 Scotland, 1415, 1422, 1476, 1486, 1540.1577 1628. on, 574, 820, 1714, 1783 Plague and rat fleas, 905; question in Parlia- 1639, 1689, 1777, 1806; leading article on, 1422, Prescriptions, repetition of, 1324 ment, 905 1486. MaJority Report, 1415; Part I, pro- Presentations, 35, 44, 45, 221, 281, 349, 483, 1233, Plague. See also Black death cedure, 1415; Part II, statistical survey, 1415; 1295, 1369, 1420, 1491, 1495; John Constable, Plants, medicinal, cultivation of, 1090 Part III, historical development and pre- 35; Frederick William Pavy, 44; John Plated instruments. See Instruments sent condition, 1415; Part IV, medical relief, Cleland, 45 ; P. W. de la Motto, 221; Sinclair Plea for a more living pathology (Harrington 1416; voluntary hospitals, 1416; conclusions White, 281; T. E. Richards, 349; Richard Sainsbury), 928 of the majority, 1417; recommendations of Davies, 483; G. M. Harston, 1233; T. John- PLESCH, JOHANN: Hdmodynamische Studien, the majority, 1417. Minority Report, 1418, ston, 1295; Edwiu Rayner, 1369; William rev, 551 1807; recommendations, 1418; treatment of Soper, 1420; Dr. Garvin (Colombo), 1491; Pleura, the cervical (J. S. Dickey), 689 the sick, 1418; the poor in the Highlands Crum Brown, 1495 Pleura and lungs, -inflammatory diseases of and Islandg, 1,476, 1577, 17; leading article President's address: The Belfast Medical (E. J. Godlee), 1229 on, 1486; correspondence on, 1577, lTI7; School, 249; leading article on, 275 PLflDDELMANN, W.: Autan disinfection, 1428 medical relief and abuse of medical Press Association. See Association Pneumaturia, case in which it was apparently charities, 1540; charity and the Poor Pressor substances in putrid meat, placenta, the sole indication of glycosuria (Frank C. Law, overlapping of charities, 1628, 1639, and ergot, action of on heart and uterus, Eve), 840 1828; history of Poor Law administration, (W. E. Dixon and H. Hallett Dale, 540 Pneumococcal colitis. See Colitis 1689; proposed future relations of Local PREST, EDWARD E.: Exercise in pulmonary Pneumococcal peritonitis. See Peritonitis Government Board to public assistance, tuberculosis, 1263 Pneumococcus, pseudo-diphtheria due to 1689; the able-bodied and unemployed, 1806; Presystolic murmur, origin of (Alfred E. (P. Hamilton Robertson), 268 vagrants, 1807; detention or continuous Cohn), 1153 Pneumococcus invasion of the throat, 48, 1274; treatment of certain classes, 1807. See also Preventable blindness. See Blindness (WWm. ErneAit Peacock, with a note by Pro- SUPPLEMENT index Preventive medicine, the future of (Arthur fessor Osler), 1274 Poor law and eugenics, 1808 Newsholme), 478 Pneumonia, two rapidly fatal cases of (W. T. Poor Law, meat inspection and, 1322 Preventive medicine, information concerning Mills), 1529 Poor Law medical offlier and Lady Bountiful, the study of, 630 Pneumonia, apical, the pupils in, 300 181; and guardians, 181 PRIESTLEY, Lady, death of, 264 Pneumonia, inoculation treatment of (W. H. Poor Law Medical Offlcers' Association. See Prince Edward Island, conditions in. 640 Willcox and W. Parry Morgan), 1050; dis- Association Prison Commissioners, annual report, 1479; cussion, 1054 Poor Law medical officers' and allied associa- note on, 1491 Pneumonia, unsatisfactoryresults of the treat- tions, need of amalgamation or federation Prison doctors and the Home Office (leading ment of, 504 with the British Medical Association, 239, article), 1765; correspondence on, 1826 Pneumonia migrans involving the whole of 296 Prison Medical Service, information con- both lungs, followedby empyaema, recovery PoorLaw medical officers, Scottish, 230,345; cerning, 639 (James Bannerman), 201 dismissal of, 230 Prisoners, fasting, and compulsory feeding, Poisoning, belladonna, by the application of a Poor Law medical officers' superannuation, 997, 1001, 1089, 1092, 1098, 1175, 1181, plaster (Albert Bowhay), 1282 1193, 1255, 1788; correspondence on, 1255 1191, 1197, 1245, 1302, 1373, 1765, 1826; Mrs. Poisoning, carbon monoxide, 1302,1707 Poor Lawmidwifery orders, 1302 Leigh's action, 1765; questions in Parlia- Poisoning, delayed chloroform, death from, Poor Law and vaccination appointments, 1781 ment, 1001. 1092, 1181, 1245, 1302, 1373; 483, 579; case of (Conrad de L. Carey), 745; Poor Law, voluntary hospitals and, 415 correspondence on, 1098. 1191, 1826; leading (Dr. Jacob), 1677 Poplar, water in the swimming baths, 1705 article on, 1175, 1765. See also Suffragettes Poisoning, chronic copper (E. Hugh Roberts), Poplar workhouse, death in, 230 PRITCHARD, ERIC: Colds and the hardening 702 Pork, Chinese. See Chinese process, 1580 Poisoning by gases given off by ferro-silicon, PORaITr, NoRMAN: Use of pure animal wool Proctoclysis, continuous (Herbert J. Pater- 42, 95 in medical and surgical work. 1673 son), 550; correspondence, 736 Poisoning, honeysuckle (0. Hanssen), 9 Portals of entry of tubercle bacilli into the Prodromata, 216 Poisoning, lead, and insanity, 114; in Swansea body (1E. Cobbetth, 867 Prodromi or prodomes, 216 district, 1182 PORTER, ANNIE: Multiplication of spiro- Profession, medical. See Medical Poisoning in the Middle Ages (C. G. Cumston), chaetes, 1244; division of spirochaetes, 1532 Professor of medicine. See Medicine 215 PORTER, CHARLEs BURNHAM, death of, 183 Professional advertising. See Advertising Poisoning, mussel, 176 PORTER, FRE1DERWICK: Pneumococcus invasion Professional privilege, 1443 Poisoning by a deodorized preparation of of the throat, 48 Professional secrecy, 726; in Vienna, 726 opium, recovery (John Aston Swindale), PORTER, H. BRUCE: Pneumococcal colitis, 1470 Proportional representation, 171 1467 PORTER, Lieut.-Col, R.: Physical training of Proprietary food preparations. See Sedret Poisoning, potato, case of (C. A. Eamonson recruits in the Army, 372 remedies Ring), 1282 Port Royal and Pascal, 1547. See also Faith Proprietary remedy, what is a? 1298. See also Poisoning, strychnine (G. MacLennan Blair), healing Secret remedies 17 Portugal. conditions of practice in, 641 Prostate, catheterization and operation in Poisoning by sulphonal, 1431 POST, GEORGE E, death of. 1654 enlarged (Herbert T. Herring), 136 Poisoning, veronal (El. Havelock Davies), 1154 Post-Graduate Courses: at North-East Lon- Prostate, total enucleation of (P. J. Freyer), Poisons, animal (Faust), 991 don Post-Graduate College, 35, 627 ; at New- 963 Poisons of cancer, 1488 castle, 108; at the West London Hospital Prostate, myxosarcoma of in a child (G. H. Poisons, dispensing, 1707 College, 271, 626; in Vienna, 349; in Edin- Edington), 754 ; discussion, 756 Poisons in nostrums, scheduled, 114 burgh,-363, 627, 13l0, 1709; in Dublin, 618, Prostate, operations on, 49, 179,350 Poisons, review of books on, 1802 628; London Post-Graduate Association, Prostate, senile hypertrophy of (Jas. H. Nicoll', Poisonous hair washes. See Hair 625; London Medical Graduates' College 1800 * Polar expeditions, 718 and Polyclinic, 625; West London Post- Proteuts vulgaris and .Penicillium brevicaule, POLLARD, BILTON: Manual of Minrr Surgery Graduate College, 626; London School of 18S2 _and Bandagsng (Heath), rev., 394 Clinical Medicine, 626; University College, Protozoil tropical diseases in man, persist- POLLARD, G. HERBERT, honour of knighthood London, 627-;- Cambridge, 627,; Glasgow, ence of (C. W. Daniels), 767; discussion, 769 conferred upon, 1446 627; Berlin Dozenten-Vereinigung, 1655; Protozoan origin of tumours (W. Ford Robert- POLLOCK, W. B. INGLIs: Visual acuity of London Post-Graduate Association, 1655; in son and M. C. W. Young).868 school children, 980 New York, 1811 PROUST, M.; Radiography and ureteral POLLOCK, WILLAr RIVERS, obituary notice Post-graduate teaching (R. Kutner), 708 calculi, 228 Of, 1201 Po3t-graduate work, the ROBERT, bequests medical'library in PROWSE, J. 8SKARDON: Cocainein parturition. PFOLLOK, bv, 1183 (Willianm Osler), 925 ; leaiing article on, 994 356 Poliomyelitis, anterior. invalving the four Post-graduation study, information concern- PROWSE, WILL-AM: Bim3conate of morphine, limb3 (A. Manuel), 1317 ing, 625 1203 r TEz BInTxs 29 DEc. 25, 190g.] INDEX. I MS'DICA JOURNAL 29

Pruritus ani, etiology and treatment of (J. Queen Alexandra's Inmperial Military Nursing . Refraction, 247 Goodwin Tomkinson), 452; discussion, 452 Service, 712 Registration of nurses. See Nurses Pruritus in lymphadenoma (H. D. Rolleston), Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, Davos, opening REID, JT.: Modern treatment of fractures, 60; 852 of, 292, 1091. See also Sanatorium seasickness and phthisis pulmonalis, 184 Prussia, cholera in, 1499 Queensland, special correspondence from, REINBOLD, Professor: Nature and physico- Prymross, Gilbert, mortar, 1820 495. 1497; lunacy in (annual report), 495, 1497; chemical properties of haemoglobin, 801 Pseudo-diphtheria due to the pneumococcus medical legislation, 496 Removal to hospital of infectious disease. (P. Hamilton Robertson), 268 Queensland University. See University See Infectious Psychiatry, review of books on, 1803 Quinine-derm:atitis (Walter Gripper), 17 REMY: Diplopia and colour vision, 1244 Psychological bases of oratory. See Oratory Quinine in syphilis (H. C. French), 78; (John Renal calculus, X ray diagnosis of (L. A. antd Speech fright Bain), 120; (Arthur Loxton), 504 Rowden) 1677 Psychological medicine, informationconcern- Quinsey, scouting, 1641 Renal. See also Kidney ing the study of, 629 RENDLE, ARTHUR R.: Secondary parotitis, Psychology, experimental, and hypnotism 1674 (George H. Savage), 1205 RENNETT, DAVTD: Progress of sanitation in Psychology, medical, present position of (A. the city of Aberdeen, 1535 T. Schofield), 669 RENTOUL, .J. L.: Placenta praevia in private Psychology, review ofbooks on, 552, 990, 1286 practice, 917 Psychoneuroses, review of books on, 1756 R. Representative Meeting. See Association. Public Health Amendment Act. See Act British Medical Public health, international offioe of (leading R A.M C: Reserve of officers, 1377. See also Research Defence Society. See Society article), 1297 Army, British Research, experimental, and medical progress Public health and Poor Law medical services, Race, observations on a twenty-four hours' (Sir John Tweedy), 1017 58, 117, 181. 355, 430, 503, 579, 735. 826.922, 1014. walking (E. Cook, E. G. Schleisinger and Research and higher education in London, 1107,1199, 1322, 1387, 1444, 1507, 1582, 1654,1787; A. H. Todd), 1526; correspondence on, 1825. 1368 remuneration of deputy acting periodically, See also Diet Resection of intestine. See Intestine 58; workers in textile industries, 117; trees Races, boys', and school athletics. $ee School Respiration, some points in the mechanics of in roads, 117; guardians and medical officers, RADCLIFFE, FRANK: Traumatic rupture of (Robert Henry Scanes-Spicer), 673; discus- 181; removal to hospital of infectious small intestine, suture and appendicostomy, sion, 676; correspondence on, 918 disease, 181; reports of medical officers of recovery, 1027 Respiratory organs, review of books on, bealth, 355, 503, 735, 827, 922, 1787; extra fee RADFORD and FRANKLAND, a warning from a, 271 for treatment of fracture, 355; fees for certifi- 1508 Retinitis pigmentosa, 247 cation of workhouse lunatics, 355, 826, 1014; Radio-activity of mineral waters, 172 Retinitis, prealbuminuric,1178 Venezuelan vaccination decree, 430; the Radiographers and treatment, 498; corre- Retractor for use in excision of lacrymal sac, sanitary authority and private practitioners spondence on, 575, 822, 915 1351 in cases of infectious disease, 430; certifi- Radiography, value of expert. in detection of Retroperitoneal teratoma. See Teratoma cate of sufficient water supply, 579; dis- obsolesced tubercle in the kidney (E. Hurry Reviews of Books, 20, 82, 145, 205, 269, 316, pensary for Poor Law patients, 579; Fenwick), 16 392. 471, 551, 703, 794, 883. 987,1073,1157,1230, position of non-resident district medical Radiography and peri-ureteral phleboliths. 1285, 1348, 1411, 1472, 1536, 1618, 1678, 1755, officers, 735; removal of alleged lunatics to 489 1802 workhouses by relieving officers, 735 ; sana- Radiography and ureteral calculi, 228, 489. See Abt, Isaac (editor): Pediatrics, 1618 torium treatment, 826; treatment of phtbi- also X1 rays Allbutt, Sir Clifford, and H. D. Rolleston sical paupers, 826; medical men as members Radiotherapy and electro-therapeutics, 297 (editors): A System of Medicine, 794 of county councils and urban district coun- Radium, discussion on, at International Allevi, G.: La Medicina Sociale, 1160 cils, 826, 1014; canvassing for appointments, Medical Congress, 1234 Andrew, James G.: Age, Sex. and Com- 826; black spots on chilled beef, 922; ap- Radium, is it a cure for cancer? (Louis Wick- parative Frequency in Disease, 16;8 pointment at Leigh, 923; oxide of iron in ham), 1748 Arny, Henry V.: Principles of Pharmacy, water, 923. 1199; the M.O.H. and the prac- Radium factory in Limehouse, 1243 1538 titioner in scarlet fever cases, 923; water- Radium Institute organized in New York, Aschoff,L.: PathologischeAnatomie. Erster closet flushes, 923; duties of medical officers 1468 Band: Allgemeine Aetiologie. Allgemeine of health and school medical officers, 1014: Radium treatment (Arnold Lawson and pathologische Anatomie. Zwelter Band: certification for temporary detention of Mackenzie Davidson), 143; (N. S. Finzi and ,spezielle pathologische Anatomie, 704; alleged lunatics in workhouses, 1014; regu- Ernest H. Shaw), 1156; (Lawson Turner), 1751 Beitrdge zur pathologischen Anatomie und:. lation as to imported meat, 1107; medical Radium treatment of naevus (Henry Lewis zur allegemeinen Pathologie, 988 fees, 1199; contributions towards super- Jones). 451 Austen, E. B: Illustrations of African annuation, 1199; meat inspection and the Radium and radiotherapy in skin disease Blood-sucking Flies other than lliosquitos Poor Law, 1322; disinfection of clothing. (Louis Wickham), 444; discussion, 449 and Tsetse-Mlies, 886 1387; notifications, 1387; Castleford dispute Radius, fracture of, treated by early massage Australasian Medical Congrefs, Trans- revived, 1444; workhouse nursing and ad- and movements (J. P. Hastings). 1524 actions of the Eiohth Session, 1231 ministration, 1445; medical fees in "the Railway companies, ambulance organization Axenfeld, Theodor: Bacteriologv of the Eye, Biarritz of Wales," 1445; selection of medi- of (J. hK. Carvell), 387; discussion, 387 148 cal officers of health, 1445; fever hospitals, Railway Passengers' Assurance Company, Baginsky, A.: Archiv filr Kinderheilkunde. 1445; lectures to workhouse nurses, 1507; 1016 1804 disinfection of clothing, 1582; return of con- RAINSFORD, H.: Danger of flies, 736 Bailey, F. B.: Textbook of Embryology, tributions paid towards superannuation, RALPEs, GERALD: Cause of dysmenorrhoea, 884 1656; vaccination in workhouses, 1656; 1260 Ball, Sir Charles B.: The Rectum: Its Dis- nursing in workhouses, 1788; Poor Law RAM, A. J., appointed Chairman of Royal eases and Developmental Defects, 1678 superannuation, 1788; hypodermic injec- Commission on Vivisection 1642 Bardeleben, Karl von: Handbuch der tions in Poor Law infirmaries, 1788 RAM, Dr.: Ascites and its operative treat- Anatomie des Menschen, 885,1412 Public health, review of books on. 1159 ment. 142 Barnett, H. Norman: Accidental Injuries to Public health work and women, 101 Ramsey, Isle of Man, 296 Workmen, 1075 Public masters and medical servants, 1240 Ramsey, sanitary condition of. 174 Bartels, P.: Das Lymphgeftissy8tem, 1412 Public medical service for Hampstead. See RANDON, R., decoration conferred upon. by the Bashford, E. F.: The Influence of Heredity Hampstead King of Italy, 1788 on Disease, with Special Reference to Publie Bervices. See Navy, Army, ete. RANKIN, CAMPBELL: Case of xerodermia pig- Tuberculosis, Cancer, and Diseases of the Puerperal eclampsia. See Eclampsia mentosa, 461; case of epithelioma of wrist Nervous System, 883 Puerperal fever. See Fever and senile keratosis of face, 461; case of Basu, B. D.: Dietetic Treatment of Diabetes, Puerperal sepsis. See Sepsis lupus vulgaris, 461 1073 Puerperium, plea for a rational (F. W. N. RANSOM, W. B., obituary notice of, 1785 Beck, Carl: Surgical Diseases of the Breast Haultain). 307; (J. W. Ballantyne), 1751; RASoHID, F.: "Nastin" in the treatment of and their Treatment (Germantranelation). correspondence on, 497, 822; short criticism leprosy, 1343 1758 of (H. T. Hicks), 1458 RAT, J. NUMA: Thermal baths of the Island of Beck, M. : Bericht uiber die tdtiakeit der zur PuLLIN, Dr.: Danger of flies, 828 Nevis, B.W.I., 1808 erforschunzg der Schlafkrankheit in ,Tahre Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Rat fleas. See Fleas 1906-1907, Nach Ostafrika entsandten Kom- Pupil teachers and vaccination. 413 R[athdown guardians and Dr. Eccles, 1778 mission, 1350 Pupils in apical pneumonia, 300 Rats, attempted extermination of, in the Beggs, Captam T. S.: Guide to Promotionw PURDI, THOMAS, offers money to St. Andrews United States, 1075 for Non-commissioned Offlcers (Corporal to University to pay an assistant in Purdie Ray therapeutics (leading article), 485 Staff Sergeant) and Men of the Bo,al, Research Laboratory, 1587 Raynaud's disease, case of (A. Parkin), 1285 Army Medical Corps, 1413 Purpura, Henoch's, case of (neigh Day), 1405 Raynaud's disease, treatment of, 1588 Bennett, Victoria E. M.: Lectures to Prac- Pyloric stenosis, congenital, successfully RAYNER, EDWIN, resignation of, 1369; presen- tising Midwives, 395 treated without operation (E. Mountjoy tation to, 1369 Berkeley, Comyns: Handbook for Midwives Pearse), Reading habit, value of (Lachland Grant and and Maternitv Nurses, 395 Pylorus. cfneer1280 of (J. Lorrain Smith), 861 W. H. Maidlow), 1763 Beveridge, W. W. O.: The Sanitary Officer's Pyosalpinx, removal of (H. Briggs), 1677 Receiving houses for incipient mental dis- Handbook of Practical Hygiene, 1159 Pyosalpinx, tuberculous (P. E. Barber), 1677 order. See Hospital for Mental Disease Bier, A.: Anleitende Vorlesungen fiUr den Recruiting (Captain E. B. Waggett), 19 Operations-Kursus an der Leiche, 84 Recruits, physical training of, in the army Bing, R.: Die Bedeutung der spino-cerebel- (Lieutenant-Colonel R. Porter), 372; discus- laren Svsteme, 1757 sion on, 374 Binnie, J. F.: Manual of Operative Surgery, Rectal examination (E. S. Reynolds). 1754 393 Q. Rectifier for converting alternating currents, Blanchard, Raphabl: L'Insecte et l'infection. 1232 Histoire naturelle et m6dicale des arthro- Quack medicine traffic (J. C. McWalter), 793; Rectum, review of books on, 1678 podes pathogines, 886 correspondence on, 1195 " Red Cross " in Persia, 709 Bland-Sutton, J.: Diseases of Women: A Quack medicines, 721, 813,905, 1707; questions Red Cross Society. See Society Handbook for Students and Practitioners. in Parliament, 721, 813, 905; patent medicine Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachment, 1507 317 labels, 905, 1707 Red degeneration of a uterine fibroid (J. Blau, Albert: Uber die Enstehung und Ver- Quackery, methods of, 1016 Bland-Sutton), 19 breitung der Tuberkulose im Weiblichen Quadriceps extensor cruris tendons, rupture REDWOOD, R. V. DE ACTON: Case of intussus- Genitaltrakte, 317 of both (Ed. Chichester). 1343 ception, accompanied by polypus and Blum, Victor: Symptomatologie und D;a Quain's Elements of Anatomy, rev., 1758 stricture, 77 gnostik der Uro-genitalen Erkrankungen, QUANT, ERNEST: Preparations of lactic acid REE,s HOWELL: Cure of disease by incubation, 148 bacilli and the production of soured milk, 1317 Blvth, Alexander Wynter: Foods: Their 1738 Reeser, H. E.: State control of fserums, 1167 ComPosition and AnalVsis, 1474 Quebec, conditions of practice in, 640; Royal Reflexes, superficial and deep (John. M. Boelter. W. R.: Household Pests and House Commission on Tuberculosis in, 717 MacCormack) 656; discussion, 656 hold Remedies, 1160 Ta D&ITSrE 1 30 MEDICAL JOURNAL J INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909.

Reviews of Books (conttsnued) Reviews of Books (conttinued) Reviews of Books (continued) Bouquet, H.: LIEvolution psychique de Edinger, L.: Der Anteil der Funktion an der Hospital, Westminster, Reports, 1351 lenfant, 1286 Entstehung der Nervenkranzk heiten, 1757 Hughes, Henry: Atemkuren, 271 Bourne, G. C.: An Introduction to the Edmunds, Arthur: Glandular Enlargement Humphrey, John. Pharmacopedia, 1620 Study of the Comparative Anatomy of and other Diseases of the Lymphatic Hutchison, Robert: Lectures on Diseases Animals, 1287 System, 392 of Children, 146 Boyce, Sir Rubert- Mosquito or Man? The Edwards, A. D.: Children of the Poor, 554 lcard, Doeteur: Le signe de la mort reelle Conquest of the Tropical World. 1802 Ehrlich, P.: Die Anaemie: Normale nnd en l'absence du mnudecin, 1075 Boysen, J.: Uebe.- die Struktu- und die pathologische Histologie des Blutes, 1679 International Clinics, 1475 Pat hogenese der Gallensteine, 1288 Elderton, Ethel M.: The Relative Strength Jackson, Edward: The Ophthalmic Year Bramwell, Byrom: Clinical Studies: A Of Nurture and Nature, 1620 Book, 705 Quarterly Tournal of Clinical Medicine, Elliot-Blake, H.: Medical Reform Measutres, James, G. P.: Small-pox and Vaccination in 1414 includintg the Reform of the Medical British India. 1758 Brenning, M.: Der Schiffsartz. Leitfaden Colleges, 1350 Jamison, Reginald: A Guide to the Studyof fur Aerzte und Kandidaten cler Medizin, Emerson, C. P.; Esscntials of Medicine, 148 the Specimens in the Sections of Obstetrics 208 Emery, W. D'Este: Immunity amId Specific and Gynaecology in the Museum of St. Brill, A. A. (translator): Selected Papers Therapy. 471 Bartholomew's Hospital, 1287 on Hysteria and othier Psychoneuroses, by Engel, C. S.: Medizinische Diagnostzk, emn Jannes, Dr.: Fiunfundzwanzig Jahre knsopps- Sigmund Freud, 1756 Leitfadenfilr Studierende und Aerzte. 1537 chaftsfirztlicher Praxis berim Eschweiler Broadbent, M. E.: Life of Sir William Ewald, C. A.: Die Erkrankungen der Schild- Bergwerks-Verein (1884-1909). 394 Broadbent, Bart., K.C.V.O., 1285 driUse Myxoedem und Eretinismus, 1074 Jardine, Robert: Practical Textbook of Mid- Brodier, Henri: Maladies des veines et des Finigan, 0. 0: Lexicon Medicum: Pocket wiferyforNurses, 1680 lymphatiques. 1473 Medical Dictionary in Eight Languages. Jellinek, S.: Atlas der Elektropathologie, Brownze, Sir Thomas, Religio Medici; and 1231 988 DigbV's Observationts, 1681 Formiulaire Moderne, 1474 Jennings, Oscar: The Re-education of Self- Bryson, Major, compiles Thte IndianLunacy Fowler, J. S.: Infant Feeding: A Practical Control in the Treatment of the Morphine Manual for Medical Officers: A Summary Guide to the Artifici(il Feedinzg of Infants, Habit, 85 of the Lunacy Acts and Rules regulating 146 Jerrold. Walter: Highways and Bvways in the admission into, detention in. and Frknkel. Max: Die Muskeln des mensch- Middlesex, 1804 discharge from, Government Lunatic lichen Armes, 885 Jessner. S. - Diagnose und Therapie de Asylums of Private and Public Patients, Freeman, Albert C.: Thle Planning of Fever Syphilide, 207; Diagnose untd Therapie 271 Hospitals and Disinfecting and Cleansing der Ekzems, 207 Buchanan, R. J. M.: The Blood in Health Stations, 1413 Jones, R. Llewellyn Arthritisl Deformans, antd Disease, 1679 Freud, Sigmund: Selected Paperson? Hysteria 705 Burdett, Sir Henry: Howv to Becone a Nurse, and other Psychoneuroses, 1756 Jones, W. H. S.: Malaria and Greek History. 1539 Friedenwald, Julius: Diet in Health and 1349; Malaria: a Neglected Factor in the Burnet, Etienne: The Campaign Against Disease, 1073 History of Greece and Rome, 1349 Microbes, 705 Friedmann. M.: Stuidies in Paranoia, 82 Jung, C. G.: The Psychology of Dementia Burnet, James; The Pocket Prescriber, 85 Frohse, Fritz: Die Muskeln des fllensch- Praecox, 82 Burton-Fanning, F. W.: The Open-air Treat- lichent Armes, 885 Kellas, A. M.: Introduction to Practical ment of Pulmontary Tuberculosis. 270 Fry's Royal Guide to Lonzdont Charities, 18C5 Chemistry for Medical, Dental, anmd Byrde, Mrs., and Miss Pearson: Intvalid Fuerst, Moritz: Der Arzt, seine Stellunwg General Students, 1538 Cookery: A Handbook of Cookery for the und seinie Aufgaben im Kulturleben der Kelly, A. Howard: Myomata of Uterus, 1472 Sick Room, 554 Gegenwart. 1230 Kelly, Samuel W.: Surgical Diseases of Cambridge Natural History, vol. iv, 474 Ftirbringer, M.: Gegenbauer'sLehr-buch, der Children, 473 Carling, E. Rock (editor): Westminster Hos- Antatomie des Menschen, 1287 Kipping, F. Stanley: Inorganic Chemistry, pital Reports, 1351 Gache, Samfiel: Travaux d'obstetrique, 1538 Carnot: 'Biblioth?que de therapeutique, phy- 1680 Klebs, Arnold C. (editor): Tuberculosis: sioth6rapie: (1) electrotlurapie, 989 Gardner, H. Bellamy: Surgical Anaesthesia, A Treatise by American Authors on its Charities, Fry's Royal Guide to London, 989 Etiologv, Pathology, Frequency,Semeiology, 1805 Gqxrod, Archibald E.: Inzbornz Errors in Diagnosis. Prognosis, Prevention, and Childe, C. P.: Operative Nursing and Telh- Metabolism, 206 Treatment, 1411 nique: A Book for Nurses, Dressers, House- Gasquet, Francis Aidan: The Black Death Kleine, F.: Bericht iuber die tdtigkeit der Surgeons, etc., 1474 of 1348 and 1349, 1348 zur erforschung dei- Schlafkrankheit in Church, Sir W. S.: The Infl uence of Heredity Gatewood, James Duncan: Naval Hygiente, ,Tahre 1906-1907. Nach Ostafrika entsand- on Disease, with Special Reference to 1411 ten Kommission, 1350 Tuber-culosis, Cancer, anid Dis'ases of the Gaultier, Rend Calculs des voies biliaires et Klemperer, Georg: Gundriss der klin- NervousSystem, 883 pancrAatites. (Les actualit0s inedicales), ischen Diagnostik, 148 Clark, John G.: Textbook of Gynaecological 21; Les opsonin7s et la therapeutique Knopf, S. A.. Tuberciulosis a Preventtable Diagnosis, 318 opsonisante par les vaccines de Wright, and Curable Disease, 796 Clarke, Henry: Studies ittTuberculosis, 14.12 472 Koch, R.: Bericht ilber die tttigkeit der zur Clayton-Green, W. H.: Pye's Surgicql Gaussel, A.: Traitement de la tuberculose erforschung der Schlafkrankheit in JTahre Handicraft: A Mangual of Surgical pulmonaire, 796 1906-1907. Nach Ostafrika entsandten Manipulation, Minzor Surgery, and Other Gierlich, Nikolaus: Studies in Paranoia, 82 Kommission, 1350 Matters connected with the Work ofHouse- Gilbert and Carnot's Bibliotliqtue de thera- Kraus, F.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Medizin Surgeons and Surgical Dressers, 393 peutique,physiothUrapie,(l) electrotiUrapie, und Kinderheilkunde, 987 Cohn, Toby: Die palpablen Gebilde des 989 Kraus, R.: Handbuch der Technik end normalen, menschlichen Korpe:s und Giles, Arthur E.: Diseases of Women : A Methodik der Immunititsforschung, 471 deren nmethodische Palpation. 885 Handbook for Studenzts and Practitioners, Krause, W.: Skelet der oberen und unteren College, Royal, of Surgeons of England, 317 Extremitat, 885 Calendar, 1413 Gilruth, J. D.: The Arbroath Golf Course, Krehl, Rudolf: The Principles of Clinical Comby, Dr.: Formulaire de poche pour les 1474 Paehology, 705 maladies des enfants, 1474 Ginestous, Etienne- HygieWne oculaire de la Kidater, Ernst: Zwei Schlus.jahre klinisch- Crawfurd, Raymond: The Last Days of pre)niere esnfance, 1619 chirurgische Tdtigkeit, 83 Char-les II. 1536 Glassington, C. W.: Golden Rules of Dental Kutner, R.: Volksseuchen: Vierzehn Crile, G.W.: Hae-morrhageanzd Transfusion: Surgery, 394 Vortrdge, 705 An Experimental and Clinical Research, Godfrey, Hollis: Elementary Chiemistry, Landois's Lehrbuch der Physiologie des 1536 797 Menschen, 84 Critchley, H. G.: An Atlas of tihe Muscular Gottschalk, Sigmund: Gyndkologie, 318 Lane, W. Arbuthnot: Operative Treatment System. itith Anatomical Descriptions, 988 Gowers, Sir William: The Influence of of Chronic Constipation, 393 Crook, H. Evelyn: HighFrequency Currents, Heredity on Disease,with Special Reference Lassar, F.: Dermatologischer Tahresbericht 989 to Tuberculosis, Cancer, and Diseases of the 207 Cunningham, D. J. (editor): A Textbook of Nervous System, 883 Latham, Arthur: The Influence of Heredity Anatomy, 1412 Gray, H.: Anatomy, Descriptive and Applied, on Disease; with special reference to Tuber- Curachmann, H,: Lehrbuch der Nerven- 1413 culosis, Canicer, and Diseasesof the Nervous krankheiten. 987 Green, C. E.: A Theory Regarding the Origin System, 883 Czermak, Professor: Die Autgetdirzlichen of Canicer, 704 Launay. Paul: Maladies des veinies et des Operationent, 1619 Greene, Charles Wilson: Experimental lymphatiques, 1473 Czerny, A.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Medizin Pharmacology: A Laboratory Guiide, 885 Laures, Henry: Les synesthUsies, 1286 und Kinderheilkunde, 987 Haab, O.: Atlas and Epitone of Ophthalno- Lavrand, H.: RB-education physique et Dahmer, R.: Aerztliclhe Obergutachten aus scopy and OphthalmoscqricDiagnosis, 795; psychique, 1757 der Praxis eines Ohren-,Nasen- und Hals- Atlas of the External Diseases of the Eye. Lawes, Edward Thornton Hill: The Law of ar-ztes, 1158 including a Brief Treatise on the Patho- Compensation for Industrial Diseases, Deaver, J. B.: Surgery of the Upper Abdo- logy and Treatnent, 796 being an annotation of Section 8 of the men, 147 Harrison, Frank: Our Teeth, Hosvy Buiilt Workmen's Compensation Act, 1906, 1158 De-Giovanni. A.: Clinical Commentaries Up, How Destroyed, How Preserved, 394 Lazarus, A.: Die Anaemie: Normale und Deduced from the Morphology of the Haselberg, Dr.: Tafelnt zur Entlarvuing pathologische Histologie des Blutes, 1679 Hfltaln Body, 987 der Simulation Eimnseitiger Blind heit und Le Dentu. A.: Nouveau traite de chirurgie, Delbet, P.: ATouveaux traitede chirurgie, Schwachsichtigeit, 1158 vol. xii, 1473 vol. xii, 1473 Head, G. P. (editor): The Practical Medi- Lejars, Felix: Traite de chirurgie d'urgence, Diaries, 1758 cine Serties, 797, 1618 83 Dictionary of National Biography, vols. Heisler, August: Nahrungsmittel-Tabelle, Lenoir, 0.: Confirenceq sur les accidents du xvii-xx, 1231 ; vol. xxi, 1539 1160 travail et les affections traumatiques, 207 Diet Reform, Hinzts on, with Tventy-four Heubner, 0.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Medi- Lh6pine, R.: Le diab?te sucre, 271 Simple Recipes. 990 zin und Kinderheilkunde, 987 Leroy, Raoul: Le massage plastique dans Directory, Medical, 1910, 1804 Hill, Leonard (editor): Further Advances les dermatoses de la face, ses indications Dittrich, Paul: Hanzdbuch der Arztliclhen in Physiology, 84 -ses resultats, 1539 Sachverstdndigen-taUtsgkeit, 1802 Hirschman, Louis J.: Hanidbook of Diseases Leser, E: Lehrbuch der Chirurgie in Douglas, Richard: Surgical Diseases of the -of-the Rectum, 1474 Vorlesungen.allgemeine Chirurgie in 50 Abdosnen, 147 History Sheet orCase Paper System, 1620 Vorlesungen, 393 Dowsett, E.B.: Dental Surgery Notes, 394 Hoehl, Erwin: Atlas der normalen Histo- Levaditi, C.: Handbuch der Technik und Dubois, Paul: Self-Control and How to logieder weiblichen Geschlechitsorgane, 316 Methodik der Imnmunititsforseheng, 471 Secure it, 1074 Hogarth, A. H.: Medical Inspection of Liepmann, Wilhelm: Da* GeburtsUhlfiche Diirck, Hermann: Untersuchungen ilber die Schools, 318 Seminar Praktische Geburtshilfe in pathologiscile Anatomie derBeri-Beri, 988 Horner. D. W.: Observing and Forecasting achtzehn Vorlesungen mit 212 Konturz- Easdale, W. C.: The Practical Maniagement the Weather: Meteorology without Instru- liclihniitugen fUr Aerzte und Studierende, of Sewage Disposal Works, 1159 ments, 85 - 1680 [ THE DEC. 25, I99.1] INDEX. IMEDICALBRITISJouRNAL 31 I == =- I Reviews of Books (continued) Reviews of Books (continued) Reviews of Books (continued) Lloyd, Pemberton: The Months of the Year, Osler, William: A System of Medicine, 703; Starling, E. H.: The Mercers' Company 1621 Principles and Practice of Medicine, Lectures on the Fluids of the Body, 84 Lock, B. H.: Variation, Heredity, and 883 Steindler, A. (editor): Orthopaedic Surgery, Evolution, 552 Partridge, William: Aids to the Analysis of 1618 Lockwood, Charles Barrett: Ae4ptic Sur- Food and Drugs, 474 Still, George Frederick: Common Disorders gery, 1473 Peake, G. A.: Notes on Dental Anatomy, and Diseases of Childhood, 472 Loeb, Jacques: Die Chemische Entwick- 394 Sugden's Doctor's Account Book, 1475, 1539 lungserregung des tierischen Eies, 884 Pearson, Miss (and Mrs. Byrde): Invalid Treasury of Human Inheritance,20. 884 Longcope, W. T. (editor): International Cookery, a handbook of Cookery for the Trentham, W. H.: Modern Methods of Clinics, 1475 Sickroom, 554 Sewage Disposal: A Practical Handbook L6wenfeld, L.: Sexuellebe& und Nerven- Pedley, R. Denison: Our Teeth, How built for the Use of Members of Local Autho- leiden; Die nervosen Stirungen sexuellen up, How destroyed, How preserved, 394 rities and their Officials,1159 Ursprungs, 552 Pel, P. K.: Die Krankheiten der Leber, der Tripier, Raymond: Etudes anatomo- Lubomirska, Princess: Les pr&juggs sur la Gallenwege und der Pfortader auf grund cliniques. Coeur-vaisseaux--poumons8 270 folie, 1286 eigener Beobachtungen, 20 Tropical Medicinie antd Parasitology, Annals Liickhoff, Dr.: Presidential Addresses, 554 Perlia, Dr.: Kroll's sterioskopische Bilder of, 1349 Lugaro, Ernesto: Modern Problems in Psy- zum Gebrauche fiur Schielende, 796 Tyson, W. J.: Notes and Thoughts far chiatry, 1803 Phtysiciats', Surgeons', and Consultants' Practice, 269 Lyon, J. B.: Medical J7urisprudence for Visiting List for 1910, 1804 Vacher, F.: The Food Inspector's Hand- India, with Illustrative Cases, 1160 Plesch, Johann: Hdmodynamische Studien, book: A Practical Guidefor Medical Offi- Macfarlane, Catherine: ReferenceHandbook 551 cers of Heatth. Meat Inspectors, Army to Gynaecology for Nurses, 318 :I Pollard, Bilton: A Manual of Minor Officers, Students, and Others, 1159 McKay, W. J. Stewart: Operations unon the Surgery and Bandaging (Heath), 394 Vaschide, N.: La pathologie de l'attention. Uterus, Perineum, and. Round Ligaments, Prausnitz, W.: Atlas und Lehrbuch der 1286 316 Hygiene mit besonderer Berfieksichtigung Vaucaire, Dr.: Formulaire moderne, 1494 Mackenzie, James: S-ymptoms and their der Stddte-Hvgiene, 1159 Vernon, H. M. (and K. Dorothea Vernon): Interpretation, 1158 Quain's Elements of Anatomy, 1758 History of the Oxford Museum, 1755 Mackintosh, D. J.: Construction, Equiip- Ribbert, Hugo: Das Wesen der Krankheit, Vers6, Max: Ueber die Entstehung. den ment, and Managemsent of a General Hos- 1073 Bau und das Wachstum der Polypen, pital, 1285 Richmond, G. E.: An Bssay upon Disease, Adenome, und Karzinome des Magen- Macnamara, E. D. (editor): Westminster its Cause and Prevention. :1074 Darmkanals, 392 Hospital Reports, 1351 Ridlon, John (editor): Orthopaedic Surgery, Verworn, Max: Allgemeine Physiologie ein McRae, Thomas (and W. Osler): A System 1618 Grundri8s der Lehre vom Leben, 84 of Medicine, 703 Riecke, Erhard: Lehrbuch des Haut-und Villiger, Bmil: Anleitung zur Priparation Maginnis, Edward: Dictionary of Ophthal- Geschlechtskrankheiten. 206 und zum Studium der Anatomie des mic Terms, with Supplement, 1620 Robson, H. N.: Social Disease and its Pre- Gehirns, 988 Malaesida, G.: L' Arte di Prescivere e di vention, 395 Vogl, Dr. von: Die Sterblichkeit der Slug- Aplicare i Rimedi, 886 Rochs, H.: Anleitende Vorlesungen fur den linge in ihrem territorialen Verhalten in Marchand, F.: Beitrdge zur pathologischen Operations-Kursus an derLeiche, 84 Wiirttemberg, Bayern und Oesterreich. Anatomie und zur allgeneinen Pathologie, Rolleston, H. D. (and Sir Clifford Allbutt): undt die Wehrfihigkeit der Jugend, mit 988 A System of Medicine, 794 besondeter Rilcksichtnahme auf die An- Marfan, A. B.: La pratique des maladies des Rosemann, R.: Landois's Lehrbuch der forderung an die Marschfdhigkeit. 146 enfants,diagnostic et thOrapeutique. Vol. I. Physiologie des Menschen, 84 Waddel, L. A.: Medcical Jturisprudence for Introduction d la midecine des enfants, Ruge, Carl: Textbook of Gynaecological India, with Illustrative Cases, 1160 473 Diagnosis, 318 Wanhill, C. F.: The Sanitary Officer's Marie, A.: L'Audition morbide, 1286; Tra- Ruhrkh, John: Diet in Health and Disease, Handbook of Practical Hygiene, 1159 vail et folie, 1286 1073 Weinberg, 8eigfried: Uber den Einjluss der Marshall, John Sayre: Principles and Prac- Sadler, S. H.: Infant Feeding by Artinicial Geschlechtsfunktionen auf die Weibliche tice of Operative Dentistry, 394 Means: A Scientific and Practical Treatise Kriminalitdt, 553 Martial, R.: Travail et folie, 1286 on the Dieteticsof Infancy, 146 West, Samuel: Diseases of the Organs of Medical Directory, 1910, 1804 St. Bartholomew's Hospital Reports for.1908, Respiration, 270 Medical Ledger and Day Book (Lewis), 1804 208 Whitaker's Almanack, 1759 Medizinal-Berichte ilber die Deutschen St. Thonas's Hospital Reports, vol. xxxvi, White, Edmund: Pharmacopedia, 1620 Schutzgebiete Deutsch-Ostafrika, Lame- 208 White, W. Hale: Common Affections of the run, Togo, Deutsch-Sudwestafrika, Neu Saenger. M.: TUeber Asthma und Seine Liver, 21 Guinea, Karolinen, Marshall,Inseln und Behandlung, 1538 Who's Who and Who's Who Year Book, 1759 Samoa, fur die Tahre 1906-T907, 1907-7908. Sahli, H.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Medizin Widmark, J.: Mitteilungen aus der Augen- 797 utnd Kinlderheilkunde, 987 klinik des Carolinischen Medico-Chir- Meilhaber, A.: Blutungen und Ausfiums aus Saunders, James: Modern Methods of uraischen Institutes xu Stockholm, 1620 dem Uterus. ihre Ursachen und Behand- Sewvage Disposal: A Practical Handbook Williamson, Herbert: A Guide to the Study lung, 317 for the Use of Members of Local Autho- of the Specimens in the Sections of Ob- Merck's Annual Report, 1908, 1681 rities and their Officials, 1159 stetrics end Gynaecology in the Museum of Merriman, Henry Seton: The Slave of the Scales, F. Shillington: Practical Micro- St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 1287 Lamp, 887; The Sowers, 887 scopy: An Introduction to Microscopical Williamson, R. T.: The Articles of Food Merzbach,Georg: Die Krankhaften Ersch- Method, 1413 Suitable for Diabetic Patients, 1413 einungen des Geschlechtssinnes, 552 Schall, Hermann: Nahrungsmittel-Tabelle. Winter, Georg: Textbook of Gynaecological Meunier, A.: Bibliotheque de psychologie 1160 Diagnosis, 318 exp6rimentale et de metapsychie, 1286; La Scbiele, Albert: Mitteilungen aus der Wolff, Eisner A.: Friihdiagnose und Tuber- patholWie de l'attontion, 1286; Le hachisch, Kiniglichen PrUfungsanstalt filr Wasser- kulose-Immunitdt, 269 1286 versorgung und Abwasserbeseitigung zu Wolffdin, E.: Schemata ftr Aiugenmuskell- Meyer, J.: Lexicon Medicum; Pocket Medical Berlin, vol. xi; Abwasserbeseitigung von &hmungent, 796 Dictionary in Eight Languages, 1231 Geverben und Gewerbereichen Sttldten Wood, Casey A.: A SVstem of Ophthalmic Michael, May (editor): Pediatrics, 1618 unter HauPtsachlicher Beriichsichtigung Therapeutics, 148 Middlesex Hospital Archives, 554, 705 Englands, 553 Yearbooks, 705, 1759; The Ophthalmic, 705; Miller, A. M.: Textbook of Embryology, 884 Schlossmann, A.: Archiv fitr Kinderheil- The Writers' 'and Artists', 1759; The Eng- Minkowski, 0.: Ergebnisse der Inneren kunde, 1804 lishwoman's, 1759 Medizin und Kinderheilkunde, 987 Schmidt, Adolf: Die Funktionspritfung des See Supplement Index for RECENT PUBLI- Mitchell, John K.: Self-Help for Nervous Darnes mittelst der Probekost, 392 CATIONS Womnen, Familiar Talks on Economy in Schneideman, Theodore B.: The Ophthalmic REYNOLDs, CECI E.: Case of multiple plexi- Nervous Expenditure, 1621 Year Book, 705 form neuroma associated with brown Moncorg6, Dr.: L'Asthme (etioZogie, patho- Schorer, Edwin Henry: Vaccine and Serum pigmentation of the overlying skin, 745 genie, et traitement), 20 Therapy, 472 REYNOLDs, ERNEST S.- Alcohol in relation Monti, A.: Archivfilr Kinderheilkunde, 1804 Sichroder, Dr.: Die Chirurgischen Errank- to multiple neuritis, 1257; imDportance of Moor. C. G.: Aids to the Analysis of Food heiten der Brust und ihre Behandlung, rectal examination, 1754 and Drugs, 474 1758 Rhabdomyoma of bladder (S. G. Shattock), Moraller, Franz: Atlas der normalen His- Schumm, Otto: Klini8che Spektroskopie 1230 toloagie der Weiblich'en Geschlechtsorgane, 1537 Rheumatic chorea treated with aspirin, 316 Schwalbe, Dr. E.: Die Morphologie der recurrent (G. C. Anderson), 794 Moro, Ernst: Ueber das Verhalten hdmo- Missbildungen des Menechen und der Rheumatism, acute, bacteriology of (Rosen- lytischer serumstoffe beim gestnden unzd Tiere, 82 thal), 991 kranken Kind, 145 Schweinitz, G. E. de: The Ophthalmic Year Rheumatism and bee stings, 1204 Muirhead, J. H.: By What Authority? The Book, 705 Rheumatism, observations on the blood in Principles in Common and at Issue in the Scipiades, E.: Ueber die Behandlung der (Charles J. Macalister), 514 Reports of the Poor Law Commission, Geburten bei engen Beeken, 205 Rheumatism, musculo-spiral, treatment of, 474 1157 1788 Semmelweis, Life of. 1156 Muller, Fr.: Ergebnisse der Inneren Meclizin Sherren, James: Injurie8of Nerves and their Rheumatoid arthritis (E. I. Spriggs), und Kinderheilkunde, 987 Treatment, 22 (W. P. Herringham), 1753 Murphy, John B. (editor): GeneraZSurgery, Shoemaker, William T. : Retinitis Pigmen- Rheumatoid arthritis, Egypt for, 119 83 tosa, with an Analysis of Seventeen Cases Rbeumatoid arthritis, La Bourbonne and, 431 Mfyers, Bernard: The Care of Children from occurring in Deaf-mutes, 147 Rheumatoid arthritis, intestinal putrefaction Babyhood to Adolescence, for the Use of Sinclair, Sir William: Semmelweis, His and the pulse in, 822 Mothers and Nurses, 1618 Life and His Doctrine: A Chapter in the Rheumatoid group of joint affections. See Myers, Charles S.: Textbook of ExBperi- History of Medicine, 1157 Joint mental Psychology, 990 Sittler, Paul: Die wichtigsten Bakterien- Rhinology as an aid to diagnosis of pulmonary Naegeli, 0.: Die Anaemie: Normaul3und typen der Darmflora beim Sdugling, tuberculosis (W. C. Rivers), 388; discussion, pathologische Histologie des Blutes, 1679 145 389; correspondence on, 924 Natural History, the Cambridge, vol. iv, 474 Sluss, John W.: EmergencY Surgery for RHODES,-JOHN MILSON, obituaLry notice of, Newell, A. G: Blackwater Fever (Bilious the General Practitioner, 1473 1000, 1104 Malignant Tertian Ague), 796 Smith, E. Archibald: Suture of Arteries: RHODES, T. BAsIM: Scarlet fever, otorrhoea, Nogier,Thomas: Physiotherapie: (1)Electro- An Experimental Research, 471 haematuria, 184 thirapie, 989 Smith, Eustace: Praotical Treatise on Rhodesia, conditions of practice in, 641; first Ohmann-Dumesnil, A. H.: Diseases of the Disease in Children, 1618 observation of Glossinapalpalis in, 1388 Skin, 207 Society, Royal, of Medicine: Proceudings, Rhondda. report of M.O.H., 735 Oppenheimer. E. H.: DerSchiffsartz. LTeit- 554 Rhymney Valley sewerage, 237 faden fur Aerzte und Eandidaten der Souter, L. H.: Monthly Gleanings in a Rib, cervical, clonic spasm of diaphragm. Medizin, 208 Scottish Garden, 1621 associated with (G. Bertram Hunt), 314 THz BRman 1 2 MZDICAL JOU5NJ INDEX. [DEc. 25, 1909.

Bib, double cervical (Robert Donaldson), 931; Roneegno water in Graves's disease, 992 Sample testimonials. See Testimonials correspondence on, 1314 ROSCOE, HENRY, obituary notice of, 1831 Sanatorium, medical officership at Eastby, BIBBERT, HUGO: Das Wesen der Erank7teit, Roscommon, tyDhoid fever at, 725 46; King Edward VII. secoid annual report, rev., 1073 ROSEBERY, Lord: On his medical ancestors, 95; appointments, 292; Holt (Norfolk), gift Rice, uncured, as a cause of beri-beri (W. Gil- 1814, 1819 to, 157; the Argyll, at Oban, 231; Queen more Ellis), 935 ROSEMANN, R.: Landois's Lehrbuch der Alexandra, Davos. prospective opening of, RICHAEDS, T. E., presentation to, 349 Physiologie des Menschen, rev., 84 292; opening of, 1091; for men of limited RICHARDSON, L. F.: Home conditions and eye- ROSENTHAL: Bacteriology of acute rheum- means (moved from Clacton-on-Sea to sight, 575 atism, 991 Ochil Hills), 294; proposed, at Dalkey, RICHELOT, M.: Simnplicity of surgery, 1568 ROSENTHAL, G.: Method of action of lactic protest against, 294, 349; West Wales, 416; RICEET, CHARLES: A premium on fecundity, ferments, 1498 Bradford Municipal, 573 ; Cork County, 816; 410 Ross, HENRY: Impaction of gall stone in in county Durham, 826; Newhills Con- RICHMOND, G. E.: An Essay ujp6n Disease, its small intestine, laparotomy, recovery, 77 valescent Home and, 907; at Swansea, 1096; Cause and Prevention, rev., 1074 Ross, HUGH C.: Cancer researcb, 1212 tho Seaforth, 1248; after-care of patients RICHMOND, THOMAS: Gastroseope and its uses, Ross, Major RONALD: Royal Society's Royal in, 1304: the Inverness-shire, annual report, 1195 medal awarded to. 1492 1310; the Sidlaw, assured future of, 1821 Rickets (W. Ward-Smith). 1347 Ross, S. J. The profession and the State, 1717 Sanatorium treatment and insurance against RIDLON. JoHN (edito:): OrthopaedicSurgery, Ross, T. W. EDMONDSTON: Case of convulsive tuberculosis, 718 rev., 1618 tic, 135 SANDERSON, J. A.: Relations of the laity and RIECKE, ERHARD: Lehrbuch des Raut und ROSTHORN, ALFONSVON, death of, 496, 1015 the medical profession, 1781 Geschlecht8krankheiten, rev., 206 Rosyth, hospital accommodation for, 1303 SANDWITH, M. F.: Malaria, 1801 Rights of medical witnesses. See Medical ROTH, Colonel R. P., elected Fellow-Royal SANiELICE, Professor: Genesis and treatment Rigor mortis in a still-born child (C. Eglinton), Sanitary Institute, 1507 of malignant tumours, 1060 205 ROuJpiNovrrCH: Imbecility, 1233 Sanitary appliances, 1621; covered milk RIHMER: Extirpation of bladder, 1234 Roumania, medical men in to takeno part in reservoir, 1621 RILEY, JAMHs WHITCOMB: Rubdvidt of Doc International Medical Congress, 18; con- Banitary condition, of Ramsey, 174; of Sifers, 480 ditions of practice in, 641 stables, 176; of Gravesend, 998; of Croydon, RING, C. A. EAMONsON: Caseof potato poison- ROUND, JOHN: Speech fright, 50 1373 ing, 1282 ROussEAu, JEAN JACQUES, death of,1083 Sanitary control of milk and meat supplies, Ringworm, x-ray treatment of (R. Higham ROUTH, C. H. F., letter in Latin to Sem- 1166 Cooper), 454, discussion, 454; note on, 1490 melweis, 405 Sanitary Inspectors' Association. See Associa-. RIPAMONTI, ANTONIO, death of, 1722 Roux, GEORGES: Points of election of tetanus tion Ripon, Bishop of, on the diminishing birth- toxin, 1649 Sanitary Medical Service and Poor Law rate, 1646 Row, R.: Some observations on tubercle in report. See Poor Law RIPON, Lord, death of, 174 Bombay, 1333 Sanitary officers and meat inspection, 104 Bitter's disease (E. F. Skinner), 1408 ROWAN, Dr.: Optic neuritis, 1346 banitary Service and the Poor Law report. RIVE1RS, Dr.: Results of nerve division (lead- ROWDEN, L. A.; X-ray diagnosis of renal See Poor Law ing article), 566 calculus, 1577 Sanitary work in Malta, beneficial results of RIvERs, W. C.: Rhinology as an aid to ROWLANDS, R. P.: Mistakes in diagnosis and recent (Major G. S. Crawford), 383 diagnosis of pulmouary tuberculosis, 388; their avoidance, 1657 Sanitation in India, forty-first report on, 1189, correspondence on, 924; a disclaimer. 1388 ROWNTREE, C. W.: X-ray carcinoma, 862 1372; question in Parliament, 1372 Riviera, misconceptions concerning (D. W. Royal appetites, 227 Sanitation in West Africa, 409, 421 Samways). 853 Royal Institution. See Institution Saprophytes and parasites, 1108 RIVERE, CLIVE: A natural experiment in Royal Society. See society Saponin-digitalin group of glucosides, a new cardiac strain, 838 Royal Society of Medicine. See Society member of (Benjamin oore, i- red. W. Roads, trees in. 117 Rubber tubing over urethral dilators, 432 Baker-Young, and S3. C. M. Sowton), 541 ROBB, ALEXANDER: Spread of disease by RUFF ER, MARc ARMAND: Etiology of dysen- Sarcoma treated by bacterial toxins (W. B. milk, 814 tery, 862, 1290 Coley), 144 Robberd's improved balsam elixir or cough RUGE, CARL: Textbook of Gynaecological Dia- Sarcoma of choroid (James Hinshelwood), 978; drops, 1361 gnosis, 318 discussion, 979 ROBEERTS, Ei. HUGH: Case of chronic copper RuEmxH, JOHN: Diet in Health and Disease, Sarcoma, experimental production of (B. J. R. poisoning, 702 rev., 1073 Russell), 1471 ROBERTS, LLOYD: Malignant disease of the RUNGE, MAx, obituary notice of, 732 Sarcoma of mesentery (J. E. Gemmell), 1677 corpus, 1677 Rupture. See Hernia Sarcoma of orbit, congenital (M. S. Mayou), ROBERTS, NoAH B.: Overlapping of Poor Rural district nursing associations. See 1752 Law and voluntary hospitals, 91 Associations Sarcoma of vagina (R. Favell), 1677. See also ROBERTSON, AITCmEoN: Cremation in Edin- RUss, CHARLES: Detection of tubercle bacilli Cancer. burgh, 1776 in urine by an electric current, 81 SAUMON, Dr., note on, 404 ROBERTSON, ARGYLL, estate of, 483 RUSsELL, B. J. R.: Experimental production SAUNDBY, ROBERT: Appreciation of Thomas ROBERTSON, A.W. D.: Preliminary Communi- of sarcoma during the propagation of an Bridgwater, 824 cation on 53 Tasmznian Crania, 42 of adeno-carcinoma of the mouse, 1471 SAUNDERS, JA E8: Modern Methods of Sewage which are now Recorded for the First Time RusSELL, G. W. E., on doctors, 1567 Disposal, aPractical Handbookfor the Use of 1490 RUSSELL, WILLIAM: Intermittent closing of Memnbers of Local Authorities and their ROBERTSON, J.: Spread of tuberculosis by in- cerebral arteries, 1109,1580 Officiass, rev., 1159 discriminate spitting, 1574 Russia, conditions of-practice in, 641; cholera SAVAGE, GEORGE H.: Harveian oration: ROBERTSON, J. F.: A case exhibiting the in, 897; proposed compulsory vaccination Experimental psychology and hypnotism, toxic effects of ether, 1282; clinieal teaching, in, 1027 1205 1384 Russian food," 827, 1204 SAVAGE, SseALLWOOD: An ovarian tumour, ROBERTSON, P. HAMILTON: Case of pseudo- RUTHERWoRD, H.: Gangrenous hernia, 1616 clinically malignant, arising from the over- diphtheria due to the pneumococcus, 268 RUTHERFORD, N. C.: The- chondro-cranium of growth of lutein cells. 1032 ROBERTSON, W. FORD: Protozoan origin of the trout, with reference to the brain and SAVAGE, WILLIAM G., appointed M.O.H. for tumours, 868 cranial nerves, 691 Somerset County Council, 348 ROBINsON, ARTHUR: Formal introduction as SAAVML, T. D.: Sclerodermia of the extremi- professor of surgery in University of Edin- ties, 1470 burgh, 1094 SAIL, Dr.: Properties of the cancer cell, ROBINsON, H. BETHAM: Partial gastrectomy 571 from gastric carcinoma, 654 S. SCALES, F. SHILLINGTON: The ultramicro- ROBINSON, Profesdor, complimentary dinner scope, 1381; Practical Microscopy, an Intro- to, 1574 ST. GEORGE, GEORGE: Acanthosis nigricans, duction to Microscopical Methods, rev., 1413 ROBSON, A. W. MAYO: Chronic pancreatitis, 548 SCANES-SPICER, ROBERT HENRY: Some points 1164 St. Helens, notification of births at, 1376 in the mechanics of respiration, 673: cancers ROBSON, H. N.: Social Disease and its8Pre- St. Luke, medical cualities in the writings of of the throat, 1149 vention, rev., 395 (George Homan), 274; (Henry Barnes), 332 Scapa, 993 Rochdale milk supply, 1647 St. Luke's Day service, 1187, 1252, 1376; in Scarlet fever. See Fever RocHs, H.: Anleitende Vorlesungen fur den Liverpool, 1187, 1376; in Bradford, 1252 SCHALL, HERMANN: Nahrungsmittel-Tabelle, Operations-Kursus an derLeiche, rev., 84 St. Petersburg. See Russia rev., 1160 ROCKLIFFE. W. C.: Danger arising from the SADLER, S. H.: Infant Feeding bv A rtificial SCHARLIEB, Mrs.: Post-partum haemorrhage, use of plated instruments in ophthalmic Means, a Scientific and Practical Treatise 145; puerperal sepsis, 1410 operations, 15 on the Dietetics of Infancy, rev., 146 SCHEREscHEwsKY: Immunity to syphilis, Rodagen it exophthalmic goitre, 431 SADLER, W. M.: Acute myelitis following 1234 Rodent ulcer treated by potassiumbichromate measles, 1153 SCHIELE, ALBERT: Mitteilungen aus der (Wm. Gemmill). 1225 SAEMISCH, TH., death of, 1831 K6niglichen Priifungsanstalt ftlr Wasser- Roentgen rays, idiosl ncrasy of (John Hall- Safety-pin impacted in trachea for twenty- versorgung und A bwasserbeseitigung zu Edwards), 457; discussion, 459 four days (P. Clennell Fenwick), 391 Berlin, vol. ix; Abwasserbesettigung von Roentgen rays in stomach diagnosis (leading SAHLI, H.: Ergebnisse der Innteren Medizin Gewerben und gewerbereichen btddten unter article), 37. See also X ray, Radium, Light und Kinderheilkunde, rev., 987 haupts8dchlicher Berilcksichtigung Eng- ROGERS, BERTRAM M. H.: The black death, SAID, A.: Case for diagnosis, 1323 lands, rev., 553 1500, 1580 SAINSBURY, HARRINGTON: A plea for a more SCHIERBECK, N. P., death of, 1831 ROGERS, H. S.: Medical inspection of schools living pathology, 928 SCHLEISINGER, E. G.: Observations on a in South Australia, 725 SAINT-PAUL, G.: Psychological bases of twenty-four hours' walking race, 1526 Roller's powder for epilepsy, composition of, oratory, 40 SCELOSSMANN, A.: Archiv fulr Kinderheil- 247 Sal hepatica," 923 kunde, rev., 1804 ROLLESTON, H. D.: Treatment of oedema, 536; Salary, question of, 736 SCHMIDT, ADOLF: Die Funktionsprilfung des (and Sir Clifford Allbutt), A Svstem of Sale of practice. See Practice Darmes mittelst der Probekost, rev., 39s Medicine, rev.,r 794;*pruritus in lymph- Salfopyrin, 1264 SCHMEIDEN, V.: Roentgen ra s in stomach adenoma, 852; pigmentation in pernicious Salford, Midwives Act in, 108, 1822; board of diagnosis, 37 anaemia, 1156; sclerodermia with sclero- guardians and the medical profession, 723; SCHNEIDEMAN, THEODORE B.: The Ophthalmic dactyly, 1470; St.:George's and the Progress board of guardians and the Hope Hospital, Year Book, rev., 705 of Physic, 1634 1774. See also Manchester SCHOFIELD, A. T.: Present position of medi- Rome,civil authorities have under considera- Saline infusion, 1264 cal psychology, 669 tion a scheme for establishing four great Salisbury Plain, the rerritorials on, 570 Scholarships. bee Medical Schools, Hospitals hospitals,801 Salpingo-ovaritis, tuberculous (Miss Ivens), and University Rome, Greek medicine in (Sir T. Clifford 1229 School athletics and boys' races, 890, 898 Allbutt), 1449,1515,1564,1598 ; (leading article), Salt-free diet. See Diet leading article on, 898 1564 SAmwAY5, D. W.: Misconceptions concerning School children, feeding of (Christmas vaca- ROmmE, Mdlle., first woman externe in Paris, the Riviera, 853; crescendo murmur of mitral tion), 1245 1649 stenosis, 1098 School children, health of, 1706 DEc. Tm B m DEC. 25, 11909.11909.] INDEX.INDEX. [I &ftDU".ToMMAZThs Bamsu 33 School children, treatment of. 52. 110, 155, 177, Aberdeen, 907; Newhills Convalescent Dr. med. R. Kleinartz's quidestin, 247 214, 240, 295, 352, 356, 713, 1374, 1384, 1433, 1501 iHome and Sanatorium, 907; GJasgow Rolles's powder for epilepsy, 247; Sprengel's 1574, 1577, 1644, 1769; correspondence on, Medical School extension, 907, 1003, 1494; herbal juice, 247; Carnrick's liquid pep- 52, 110, 177, 240, 352. 356, 1501; in London consumption of milk in Glasgow and Edin- tonoids, 562; Armour's nutritive elixir of (Education Committee report), 155, 295, burgh, 907, 1707; education, industrial dis- peptone, 562; panopeptone, 562; carnabyn, 1374, 1384, 1433, 1574, 1644; in Hampstead, eases, and the Compensation Act,' 907; 562; vinsip, 562; coca-bynin, 562; Mariani 1577,1769; report by acting honorary medical School for Defective Children in Wishaw, elixir, 562; Pabst extract, 563; Ehoosh staff of Derbyshire Royal Infirmary and 908; Perth City and County Royal Infirmary, bitters, 563; vigoral, 563; sulfopyrin, 1264; Derbyshire Hospital for Sick Children, 214; 908; Scottish vital statistics for 1907, 908; mellgrin, 1264; S. ammonium spiricum," letter to President of Board of Edueation re women's voluntary detachments, 908; re- 1264; mergandol, 1264; eulatin, 1264; irrigal, behaviour of London County Council (lead- sults of medical examination of school 1264; vilia cream, 1264; liqufruta (a con- ing article on), 715; feeding of, 1574, 1775, 1829 children, 908; honour for Dr. Gibson, 1004; sumption cure), 1419; zotos, 1419; remedy for correspoDdence on, 1829 Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, 1094, fits, 1419; orange blossom specific for School children, feeding of, 1574, 1775 1183; Chair of Anatomy, Edinburgh, 1094; uterine diseases, 1419; malt extracts, 1477; School children found defective, school for in Chair of Surgery, 'Edinburgh, 1094; der- Kepler's extract of malt, 1478; Trommer's Wishaw, 908 matology in Glasgow, 1095; extension of extract of malt, 1478; Allen and Hanburys' School children andhospitals (leadingarticle), Edinburgh University Medical Buildings, malt extract. 1478: D.C.LI malt extract, 715; correspondence on, 1439, 1582. 1652 1183, 1246, 1819; new lecturer in anatomy at 1478; Oppenheimer's cream of malt, 1478; School ehildren, visual acuity of (W. B. Inglis Queen Margaret College Glasgow, 1183; maltine, 1478; diamalt, 1478; standard malt Pollock), 980; discussion, 981 registration of nurses, 1183; death of Sir extract, 1478; bynin. 1478; standard liquid School children, workhouse, vaccination of, Arthur Mitchell, '1183; bequests by Dr. malt extract, 1478; Hoff's malt extract, or 413 Robert Pollok, 1183; the Edinburgh Medical homax, 1478 School closure (leading artiele), 1701 School, its curriculum and its efficiency, Secret Renedies: What They Cost and What School dental clinic for Londoo, 1818 1246; notification of phthisis in Glasgow, They Contain. Based on Analyses Made for School inspection and tuberculosis in 1247, 1707; water filtration in Edinburgh, the British Medical Association, 409, 1174, children, 1716, 1781 1248; Western District Hospital, Hadding- 1368,1501, 1569, 1701; leading article on, 1174; School medical offcer as certifying factory ton, 1248; Seaforth Sanatorium, 1248; note on, 1368,1569,1701; correspondence on,' surgeon, 1646 Ancient Order of Foresters' CoLvalescent 1501 School medical officers in Scotland, assistant, Home, 1248; Northern Infirmary, Inverness, Secret remedies, some, 59. See also Prorrie- 716 new phthisis wards, 1248; Edinburgh Royal tary remedy Scbools, elementary, physical exercises in, Infirmary and the retirement of Professor Secret remedies in South Africa. 1766 563 Chiene, 1308; Royal (Dick) Veterinary Col- SECRETAN, W. BERNARD: Fasting prisoners Sebools, medical inspection of (Edward lege. Edinburgh. 1309; Lunacy i'n Glasgow, and compulsory feeding, 1'2 Magennis), 469 1309; Fife miners, 1309, 1378; Edin- Sections, proceedings of. 8ee Association, Schools, medical inspection of, 45, 52, 94, 109, burgh and Leith Medical Practitioners' British Medical 318, 469, 725, 815, 907, 908, 1107, 1185, 1186, 1187, Association, 1310; Edinburgh Post- Sectomagraph with binocular fixation (J. H. 1252; review of books on, 318; answertoa graduate Vacation Course in Medicine, Tomlinson), 985 question re, 1107; in Scotland, 45. 52, 815, 907; 1310, 1709; Inverness-shire sanatorium SEIDELIN, HARALD: Etiology of yellow fever, in Glasgow, 45; position of female assistant for phthisis, 1310; scarlet fever in Edin- 228 inspectors in Scotland, 52; in Germany, 94; burgh, 1310; Ross Memorial Hospital, Selkirk, letter from John S. Muir, 106 in Wales, 109; report of Monmouthshire Dingwall, 1310; appointment of principal of SEMMELWEIs, I., 405, 1157; review of life of, education authority, 109; in South Australia, Aberdeen University (George Adam Smith), 1157 report by Dr. H. S. Rogers, 725; in Dum- 1378; occupation mortalities, 1495; Glasgow SEMON, Sir FELIX, banquet to, 88; cancer of friesshire, 815; in Aberdeen, 907; in Wishaw, smoke, 1495; Emeritus Professor Crum larynx, 1289 908; in Dumbarton, 908; in Manchester, Brown, 1495; Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, Senator, polycythaemia, 1076 1185; in Bristol, 1186; in Wales, 109, 1187, 1495; Scottish Association of Medical Sensation, tactual. See Tactual 1252 Women, 1572; infectious diseases, 1572; Sepsis in midwifery practice (John Campbell), Sehools, open-air recovery (Ralph P. Williams), Scottish Branch of British Red Cross So- 1284 1534 ciety, 1573, 1820; Royal Society of Edin- Sepsis, puerperal, treatment of the graver SCHORER, EDWIN HENRY: Vaccine and Serum burgh, 1573; quincentenary of-St. Andrews forms of (Thoixas Wilson) 1037; discussion, Therapy, rev., 472 University, 1648; the late Professor 1040; (Krs. Seharlieb) 1410 Schorstein Lecture. See Lecture D. J. Cunningham, 1709, 1820; Glasgow Septicaemia after a sting, is it an accident? SCHRODER, Dr.: Die Chirurgischen Krank- Infirmaries joint management, 1709; 1732 heiten der Brust urcd ihre Behandlung, rev., freedom of City of Edinburgh conferred S3eptum nasi, removal of, 1508 1758 upon Sir William Turner, 1776; crema-' Serratus magnus infection in cancer of breast SCHUMM, OTTO: Klinische Spektroskopie, tion in Edinburgh, 1776; St. Andrew's (T. Bonh6te Henderson), 1221 rev., 1537 Ambulance Association, 1777: the poor in Serum, antidiphtheria, in asthma, 300,356, 580, SCEWALBE. E.: Die Morphologie der Missbild- the Highlands and Islands, 1777; Greenock 1016, 1204 unoen des Menc6hen und der Tiere, rev., doctor's jubilee (James, Whiteford), 1777; Serum, antitoxin. in treatment of traumatic 82 spitting nuisance, 1777; Glasgow Corpora- tetanus (H. V. MacMahon-Dillon), 1072 SCHWEIGEER, LUDWIG. death of, 1831 tion and fees for accidents, 1777; measles Serum diagnosis, clinical value of (Kraus and ScHwEiNiTz, G. E. DE: The Ophthalmic Year and school closure, 1777; new buildings of Inman), 1076 Book, rev., 705 the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Serum diagnosis of syphilis (Alexander Flem- Science Committee reDorts. See Association, 1819; annual dinner of the college, 1819; ing),c84; (J. Froude Flashmanand A.-Graham British Medical Lord Rosebery's speech, 1819; 'the Gilbert Butler). 1019; leading article on, 1086 SCIPIADES, E.: Ueber die Behandlung der Prymross Mortar, 1820; Glasgow Units, Serum, Marmorek's, in disseminated tubercu- Geburten bei engen Becken, rev., 205 Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorials, losis (Henry Hemated), 1337 Sclerodermia of the extremities (T. D. Savill), 1820; Red Cross Organization, 1820: pro- Serum-therapy (Bourget), 091 1470 posed Spence's Museum, 1821; Glas-ow Serums, increase of the haemolytic power of Sclerodermia with sclerodactyly (H. D. Rolles- Archaeological Society, 1821; epidemic (D. Embleton and H. Batty Shaw), 1268 ton and Dr. Carpenter), 1470 diseases in Glasgow, 1821; an assured future Serums, State control of, 1167 Sclerosis, disseminate, mutability of sym- for Sidlaw Sanatorium, 1821 Servia, conditions of practice in, 641 ptoms in (J. Dixon Mann), 133 Scotland, assistant school medical officers in, Seven-day fever. See Fever Sclerosis, disseminated, two cases of (Wardrop 716; hospital abuse in, 1566 Sewage distributors, exhibition of, 1514 1346 Scotomagraph, 1108 Sewage effluents into tidal waters, discharge Scouting(iGriffith),quinsey, 1641: SCOTT, D. J.: Ambulance lectures and volun- of (Henry O'Neill), 691); (E. A. Letts). 693; Scopolamine and morphine in anaesthesia tary aid detachments, 1441 (Thomas Carnwath), 695; discussion, 696 (Torrance Thomas and Denis O5otterill), 1408 SCOTT, JAMIEs: Acute mastoid suppuration Sewage treatment, Royal Commission on,' Scopolamine - morphine narcosis (Charles and suppuration in the neck treated with '190; question in Parliament, 490 Leedham-Green), 962 staphylococcus vaccine, 1747 S3EWELL, LINDLEY: Treatment of discharging Scotland, special correspondence from, 45, SCOTT, Deputy Surgeon - General JAMES ears, 1323 105, 176, 231, 295, 415, 492, 573, 724, 814, EDWARD, obituary notice of, 1721 Sewerage, Rhymney valley, 237; Gowerton 907, 1003, 1094, 1183, 1246, 1308, 1378, SCOTT, JOSEPH: The fighting at Teheran, 412; 1004; of Kilkee, 1373 1494, 1572, 1648, 1709, 1776, 1819; Glasgow vulvar tumour, 1016 SEWIL, HENRY: The education of dental Royal Infirmary, new surgical block, 45; SCOTT, S. Noy, appointed J.P. for county of surgeons, 1782 medallion of Lord Lister, 45; new build- Devon, 1572 Seychelles islands, malaria in, 99 ings, 573; medical inspection of schools, Scottish Medical Diplomates' Association. Shakespeare memorial fund, 90 45; presentation to Professor Cleland, 45, See Association Shakespeare and stage fright, 404 1776; pauperism inScotland, 105;a valedictory Scottish Nurses' Association. See Association Share, value of, 1387, 1585 letter, 106; lunacy report. 1C6; Medical and Scottish Poor Law. bee Poor Law SHARP, A. : Syphilis of larynx, 1677 Dental Defence Union, 106, 1495; Scottish Screen, value of in diagnosis of internal SHARP. H. C.: Sterilization cf habitual Arctic expedition, 176; Finlayson Memorial diseases, 25 criminals, 1129 lectureship, 176; Argyll sanatorium at Oban, Scrofula, 1165 SHATTOCK, S. G.: Rhabdomyoma of bladder, 231; Professor Cleland's valedictory address, "Scratching " of horses, supposed cruelty of, 1230; oophorectomy and the growth of the 231; Scottish Nurses' Association, 231 ; Royal 1811 uterus, 1471 Edinburgh Hospital for Sick Children, 231; SCUPIELD, H.: Notification of tuberculosis SH&W, B. HENRtY * Acute necrosis of pancreas, -new convalescent home, 231; Leith dispen- of the lung in Sheffield, 462: reports of the sudden death, 1279 sary abuses, 231; report of Departmental Poor Law Commissioners, 1779, 1828 SHAw, CECIL: Cerebral abscess, 81 Committee on Inebriates, 231; proposed Feaforth Sanatorium. See Sanatorium SHAW, CLAYE: The mind as a therapeutic testimonial to Professor Ogston (Aberdeen), SEAMAN, L. L., offers prize for best essay on agent, 1352 295; health conditions of Edinburgh, 415; organization of medical department of SHAW, ERNEST H.: Radium treatment, 1156 ancient monuments of Scotland, 492; Scot- armies, 1547 SHAW, H. BATTY: On the increase of the tish Milk and Dairies Bill, 573; reversionary Sea-sickness, 1818 haemolytic power of serums, 1268 bequest to Edinburgh University, 573; Sea sickness and phthisis pulmonalis, 184 SiaAw, LA-uRIsToN E.: Treatment of school domestic balcbnies, 573; chair of surgery at Sea-tangle tents suitable for induction of children, 52, 177 Aberdeen, John Marnoch appointed, 724, labour (Sir William Sinclair), 1677 SHAw, T. CLAYE: Speech fright, 178 1247; his introductory address, 1247; chair Seaweeds, nuisances caused by certain green SHAW, WILLM NAPIER, awarded Symons of anatomy at Glasgow, Thomas H. Bryce (E. A. Letts), 693 gold medal of Royal Meteorological Society, appointed, 724. 1308; his introductory ad- SECCOMBE, Deputy Inspector-General THOmAs, 1587 dress, 1308; gift of a hospital to Wemyss, obituary notice of, 1721 SHEARD, W. F., awarded Local Government 724 ;. Scottish Sanitary Congress, 814; Secret remedies, danger of Government stamp -Board grant for-successful vaccination, 271 Glasgow Cancer Hospital (Free), 814; Insti- on, 579 Sheds, cotton-weaving, Departmental Com- tution of Moat Hostel. Dumfries, 815; Kil- Secret remedies and proprietary prepara- mittee on humidity and ventilation in m.arnock Infectious Diseases Hosp.tal, 815; tions, composition of, 247, 562, 1264, 1419, humid (Colonel Mathew D. O'Connell), 1401- medical in.Dumfriesshire, 815; 1477; Eureka consumption cure. 247; Franz SHEE, W. J.: Faults in medical writing, 480 extensioninspection;of Aberdeen Infirmary, 815; Lammersdorf.'s universal chilblain cream, Sheffield, special correspondence from, 1304; medical inspection of school children in 247; jehnol, 247; Leistner's tablets, 247; The Royal Infirmary appointments, 1304; Ta BXitm 1s 34 MzDIcAL JOURNAL I INDEX [DEC. 25, 1909.

new surgical block, 1304; additions to the SMITH, J. HENDERSON: Wassermann reaction Society, Medical, Rochdale and District, 1348; Royal Hospital, 1304; scholarships, 1304 in general paralysis of the insane, 198 faith healing ( 1ames Melvin), 1348 Sheffield, notification of tuberculosis of the SMITH, J. LORRAIN: Cancer of pylorus, 861; Society, Medical Sickness, Annuity, and Life lung in (H. Scurfield), 462; discussion, 468 encephalomyelitisi 1532 As irance, 35. 993, 1295, 1688; monthly meet- Sheffield Infirmary.See Infirmary. SMITH, MAYNARD: Early radical operation in ing, 35, 933, 1295, 1688 Sheffield University. See University. exomphalos, 757; inoculation treatment of Society, Medical, South-West London, 1295, SHEILL, J. SPENcER: Appreciation of Alex- tuberculous arthritis, 1046 1801; opening of winter session, 12951; ander Fraser, 425 SMITH,PRIIE8TLEY: Intermittent closing of malaria (F oM. Sandwith), 1801 Shellfish from polluted areas, experiment: on cerebral arteries, 1380 Society, Medical and Surgical, Cork, 1379; the quarantine of (Thomas Carnwath), 695 SMITH, Sir THOMAS, obituary notice of, 1101 opening meeting of session, 1379 SHERREN, JAMES: Injuries of Nervesand their SMITH. W.: Cocaine in parturition, 431; Society, Medical, Ulster, 176, 1470, 1573 Treatment, 22;rev., calculi in Meckel's dystocia due to ventrifixation of uterus, 1154 annual meeting, 176; life insurance in its diverticulum, 1156 SMITH, TTHAYER,W. death of. 1202 relation to the profession (J. J. Austin), SHERRINGTON, C. S.: Introductory remarks Smoke, in Glasgow, 1495; in Manchester (B. H. 1470; annual dinner, 1573 as President of Section of Anatomy and Clayton), 1496 Society, Medical, United Services, 19, 1282, Physiology, 672; the deep afferents, tbeir SMOLLETT, TOBIAS, on doctors, 481 1616,1801 ; recruiting (Captain E. B. Waggett)e function and distribution, 679 SNEL,, SimEoN, estate of, 35 19; opening of winter session, 1282; heat Ship disinfection, paratyphoid process, 580 Soamin (sodium aminophenylarsonate) in stroke (C. C. Cumming), 1616; fracture of Ship surgeons, 1264, 1448 syphilis (Alex. Fraser), 550 cervical vertebrae (Major Spencer), 1616; Ship, emigrant, personal experiences in, 893 Society, Anglo-American, Continental. 405; phagedaenic ulcer of larynx (J. C. Kennedy), Shock, pituitary in. See Pituitary annual luncheon, 405 1616; seven-day fev7rof Eastern ports (Fleet, Shock, post-operative, treatment of by pitui- Society of Apothecaries. ApothecariesSee Surgeon F. H. A. Clayton), 1801 tary extract (G. G. Wray), 1745 on York, 1370; opening of T.: Society, Archeological, Glasgow, lecture Society, Medical, SHOEMAER,WILLIAIm Tetinitis Pig- Lower Nubia (Captain H. Lyons), 1821 winter session, 1370; Professor Osler on the mentosa with an Analysis of Seventeen Society, Belfast Natural History, 1096, 1547; history of medicine, 1370 Cases occurring in Deaf-Mutes, rev., 147 the Ulster dialect (Sir John Byers), 1547 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Aberdeen, 1533 Shoreditch Infirmary. See Infirmary British and Climato- progress of sanitation in Aberdeen (Davic thyroidism, Society, Balneological SHORT, RENDLE: Iodoform and logical, 2; election of officers, 2 Rennett), 1535 1469 Society, Charity Organization, 165; meeting of Society, Me14ico-Chirurgical Bradford, 1347 SHOYER, A. F.: Prescriber and dispenser, council re district nursing, 165 knock-knee, bow-legs, and coxa vara (Dr. 1783 for Abuses of Publio Adver- 1347 imbecility, Society Checking Ward-Smniith), re- SHUTTLEWORTH, G. E.: Mongolian tising. 993; Scapa, 993 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Bristol, 1469; 661 Society for of Child Emigration troversion of the gravid uterus (Walter Alcohol injections for neuralgia, l'urtherance by n SICARD: to the Colonies, 1608 ; reprint of speech Swayne), 1469; iodofornloand thyroidism 1166 Kingsley Fairbridge. 1608 (Rendle Short), 1469; case of kala-azar (Dr. SICHEL, GERALD: Court-martial on a fleet Society, Child Study, 897; reception, 897 Charles), 1469; case of tuberculous mening- surgeon, 1008, 1196 Society, Clinical, Bath, 1533; case, probably itis (Dr. Edgeworth), 1460 t Sickness, mountain, oxygen generator and in- of erythrocytosis (G. Hely-Hutchinson Society, Medico-Chirurgical. Edinburgh, 1408. haler in (Leonard Hill), 1522 Almond), 1533; vaccine-theraPY (Dr. Munro), 1751; valedictory address, 1408; fracture dis- Sidlaw Sanatorium. See Sanatorium carbuncle of nose (Dr. Munro), lb33; location of the vertebra (Alexander Bruce Professor: The valley of the Vag, 1533; SIEGINETH, exhibits, 1534 and David Wallace). 1408 scopolamineant- 798 Society, Clinical, Chelsea, 1616; gastric sur- morphine in anaesthesia (Torrance Thom- Siemens, Brothers and Co., supplements to gery (Leonard A. Bidwell), 1616 son and Denis Cotterill), 1408; radium treat- Catalogue, 554 Society, Continental Anglo-Am-lerican, 1199; ment (Lawson Turner), 1751; dyspepsia and SIERERLING, Professor: Geisteskraenkheit und annual dinner, 1199 early tuberculosis (A. Dingwall Fordyce), Verbrechen, 1241 Society for Epileptics, National, 221; sixteenth 1751; cases and specimens,1751 Sight, is brilliant illumination deleterious to annual meeting, 221 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Glasgow, 1229. the? 432 Society, Eugenics Education, 1808; eugenics 1346, 1616, 1800; presidential address, i4 - SILK. J. FREDE. W.: Instruction in anaes- and the Poor Law, 1808 flammation Muir), 1229; reflexes in thetics for dental students, 177 1646; district cardiac diseasein(R.(J. S. McKendrick), 1346; proposed malaria conference in. See Society, Fabian, Manchester, Simla, S. Fletcher), which bruit de Roger was Malaria nurses and medical imen (F. case in the 1646 present (J. M. Cowan), 1346; optic neuritis Simplicity in surgery, 1568 Society, Friendly. See Friendly (Drs. Rowan and Stoddart Barr), 1346; oper- SimpsoN. Treatment of discharging a G. GARERY: Society, Harveian, 1352 1678 ; the mind as ative treatment of hernia in boys (A. ears,13233; Garrould's zymotic face pro- therapeutic agent (Claye Shaw), 1352; Faulds,, 1346; gangrenous hernia (H. Ruther tector, 1475 (Alexander (George A. Allan), J.: Continuous neuralgia, 1203 nature of angina pectoris ford), 1616; dextrocardia SIMPSON, Morison), 1678 1616; haemorrhagic leukaemia (W. K. SIsPSON, W. J.: Report on West Africa, 409 certain senile hypertrophy of the W. J. Companionship of the Society, Hunterian, 1230, 1469, 1624; Hunter), 1616; SimpsoN, R., infective processes in the intestine (Sidney prostate (Jas. H. Nicoll), 1800; infant feed- Order of St. Michael and St. George con- 1230; (A. (Leonard Findlay), 1800 ferred upon, 40 Martin), x-ray diagnosis ing 1469; last day for sending in essays Medico-Chirurgical. Leeds and West SINCLAIR, THOMAS: Introductory remiarks as Jordan), Society, for medal, 1624 Riding, 1346, 1677; presidential address. President of tho Section of Surgery, 935 Society, Illuminating Engineering, 1559; 1346; inebriety (W. Asten)1 1346; sigmOid SINCLAIR, Sir WI,LiAm J.: Semmeiweis, his inaugural address, 1569 flexure thickened from chronic' diverti- Life and his Doctrine, a Chapter in the Society, London Nottinghamshire, 35; annual culitis (H. Littlewood), 1346; gall stones in History of Medicine, rev., 1157; sea-tangle 35 (H. 1346; two tents suitable for induction of labour, 1677 meeting and election of president, the appendix Littwood), Society, Medical, Caledonian, 897; annual cases of disseminated sclerosis (Wardrop Singapore, plague in, 1100 meeting, 897 Griffith), 1346; two cases of Drimarysar(ioma SINGTON, HAROLD S. : Responsibility for the Society, Medical, Glasgow Southern, 1751; of iiddle ear (G. Constable Hayes), 1346; anaesthetic, 1501 duodenal ulcer (A. E. Maylard), 1751 unusual form of keratitis in a child (Michael 'Sinus operation, radical frontal (Watson Society, Medical Golfing, 119; annual tourna- Teale and E. F. Trevelyan), 1346; hyper- Williams), 1152 ment, 119 trophic cirrhosis of liver in a child (Maxwell Sinus, old tuberculous, 736, 828,924 Society, Medical, Huddersfield, 1377; annual Telling), 1346; X-ray diagnosis of renal cal- SIRENA, SANTI, death of, 1015 dinner, 1377 culus (L. A. Rowden), 1677; suppression of S3ITTLER, PAUL: Die wiehtigsten Bakterien- Society, Medical, of London, 1155. 1283, 1615, urine (A. H. Bampton), 1677; enlarged typen der Darmflora beim Sdiugling, rev., 1750; presidential address (Samuel West), prostate (B. G. A. Moynihan), 1677; syphilis 145 larynx (A. Sharp), 1677; mastoid disease Skeleton in achondroplasia. See Achondro- 1155; legislation in regard to anaesthetics of testis, plasia (Frederic W. Hewitt), 1283; trigemmnal (A. L. Whitehead), 1678 sloughing 363 neuralgia (Jonathan Hutchinson), 1615; (W. Thompson), 1678; pachyderma laryngis Skin, acute necrosis of (Carey Coombs), and Ivy (E. F. 1678 Skin disease, mucous membrane lesions in anatomy of the heart (Arthur Keith Trevelyan). 1750 Medico-Chirurgical, North London, (Sir Malcolm Morris), 542, 547; discussion, Mackenzie), Society, 1196 545 Society, Medical Manchester, 1754; rectal 1196; nineteenth session. in examination (E. S. Reynolds), 1754; etiology Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Nottingham, Skin disease, radium and radio-therapy Barnes Burt), 1754; sepsis in midwifery practine (Louis Wickham), 444; discussion, 449 of Heberden's nodes (J. 1284, 1677; ethics (Mr. eruptions due to 1447 convergent strabismus (EH. H. McNabb), (John Campbell), 1284; medical Skin occupation, 1754 Fulton), 1677; delayed chloroform poisoning Skin of operation areas, sterilization of (J. 1533; child uterine cancer (A. R. Lionel Stretton), 368; correspondence on, Society, Medical, Midland, 1378, (Dr. Jacob), 1677; with toenails like a dog (Mr. Billington), Anderson), 1677 504 G. 1408, Skin, tuberculin reactions in (Charles McNeil), 1533; enlarged cirrhotic liver (J. Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Sheffield, Emanuel), 1533; case of ruptuire of branch 1534; resection of jaw for sarcoma (Sinclair 1335 1538; rudimentary auricles (W. S. SKINNER, E. F,: Case ofRitter's disease, 1408 of mesenteric artery (Victor Milward), White), 1408; (E. F. Skipton and phthisis, 1252 rheumatic nodules in a boy (Dr. Sawyer), Kerr), 1408; case of Ritter's disease pressure (Douglas summer diarrhoea (A. E. Sleep in children, 1165 1533; intrathoracie Skinner), 1408; of in 412, 491, 1682, Stanley), 1533; "dysentery " (Seymiour Nash), 1408; optic neuritis and paralysis Sleeping sickness Nyasaland, J. Kauff- nerve (Percival Hay), 1408; haemor- 1707; question in Parliament, 491; etiology of Barling), 1533; syringomyelia (0. the sixth (A. E. Barnes), 1534; (Professor Kleine), 903; in East Africa, 993; mann), 1533: obstructed labour (Smallwood rhage into suprarenals 1534; in Uganda (report on), 1569 Savage), 1533 (Artbur Halls), 1534, (H. Leader). and Dur- of lateral cartilages of nose SLOMAN, S. G.: Disinfection of room, 503 Society, Medical. Northumberland separation large the ham, 1284, 1496, 1676; paralysis agitans (George Wilkinson), 1534; man with SLUBS, JOHN W.: Emergency Surgery for aortitis Hall and Garrick General Practitioner, rev., 1473 (Thomas Beattie), 1284; specific mass in abdomen (A. aneurysm rib (A. E. Naish and SALuIPEIcE, DONALD: Inoculation for (Thomas Beattie), 1284; femoral Wilson), 1534; cervical peri- chicken-pox, 268; fasting prisoners and (A. M. Martin), 1284; " joint mouse " (A. M. Garrick Wilson), 1534; syphilitic 1193 Martin), 1284; tabes dorsalis (H. Brunton chondritis (W. S. Kerr), 1534; hydrocele compulsory feeding, monarticular walls (Gi Simpson), Small-pox, and the British army, 906; in Angus), 1284; osteo-arthritis with thickened a'aam tunica, 1507 (H. Brunton Angus), 1284; saccular aneu- 1534; haematocele with calcified London, Drum- Simpson), 1534; open- SMUTH, C. W.: Case of oral sepsis with pecu- rysms of thoracic aorta (Horsley vaginalis (Graham 1534 liar general symptoms, 740 mond), 1284; mastoid abscess (S. S. air recovery schools (Ralph P. Williams), an 1284; case of Raynaud's disease Society, SMITH, E. ARCHiBALD: Suture of Arteries, Whillis), edico-Chirurgical,WestIAondon.1173,of winter session, 1173; Experimental Research, rev., 471 (A. Parkin), 1285: naevus unius lateris 1469, 1752; open'ing A. 1285; discussion on em- pemphigus vegetans (P. S. Abraham). 1469 ; SMITH, ELLIOT: Disease in Ancient Egypt, (R. Bolam), 1469; en- 1532 pyema (James Drummond), 1676 multiple lupus (P. S. Abraham), of Medical Officers of Health, 1212; larged tibial tubercles (Walter Fry), 1469; SMrTH, EusTACE: Some uses of opium, 1606; Society 1212 1469; syphilitic A Treatise on Diseases of Children, annual meeting, congenital scar (Walter Fry), Practical 1613 1469; rev., 1618 Society of Medical Phonographers, periostitis (D. C. Fitzwilliams), London and A. 1469; ruptured spleen (G. SMITH, G. MUNRO: Visions in the drawings of Society, Medical Protection, (E. Saunders), colon (Cecil William Blake, 710, 1012; Thomas Linacre, Counties, 25, 1688; annual meeting, 25; Graham), 1469; excision of 710 special general meeting, 1688 Leaf), 1469; myxoedema (Archibald Smifth), I I THz B RITis PDEC. 25, 1909o] INDEX. MEDICAL JOUBRNAL 35

1469; child with six fingers and six toes the four limbs (A. Manuel), 1347; extra- SOUTAR, L. H.: Monthly Gleanings in a (Archibald Smith), 1469; two cases of capsular fracture of the neck of the femur Scottish Garden, rev., 1621 "coppock " cataract (N. Bishop Harman), (Ralph Thompson). 1347; congenital hemi- South Africa, special correspondence from, 176 1469; laboratory methods for diagnosis of dystrophy (Dr. Higgs, for Mr. Howell Evans), South African Medical Congress, 176 syphilis (Hugh W. Bayly). 1752 1347; lym-iphosarcoma (F. W. Higgs), 1347; ISouth Africa, conditions of practice in, 641; Society, Medico-Legal, 172.1410; annual dinner. pneumococcal infection (Walter Carr), 1347; secret remedies in, 1766 172 ; presidential address (Sir John Tweedy), app)endix involuted into caecum (Ivor Bacb), South Africa, mines, mortality in, 813, 9C5. 1410 1347; multiple peripheral neuritis (A. E. See also Transvaal Society, Obstetrical, Edinburgh, 1751; the (larrod), 1617; cirrhosis of liver in a girl South America, conditions of practice in, 641; rational puerperium (J. W. Ballantyne), (Robert Hutchison), 1617; unidactyly in a plague in, 1100 1751; early abortion and the anatoiy of the boy of 13 weeks (Robert Hutchison), 1617; South Australia, special correspondence from, ovum (B. P. Watson and H. Wade), 1751 congenital enlargemient of one limb (O. L. 911; the Adelaide Hospital, 911; annual Society, Obstetrical and Gynaecological, North Addison), 1617; infantile heart showing meeting of the South Australian Branch, of England, 1229, 1676; five cases of tuber- nodularendocardium (R. C. Jewsbury), 1617; 911; diphtheria, 911; medical inspection of culous salpingo-ovaritis (Miss Ivens), 1229; compression of trachea by the enlarged schools in, 725; treatment of the insane in, gastric ulser as a cause of pelvic peritonitis thymus (Dr. Rolleston, for Dr. Carpenter), 1414 (Arnold Lea), 1229; hyaline degeneration of 1617; strangulation of small intestine South Shields Town Council and the reduction uterine fibroids (Leith Murray), 1229; car- (Lockhart Mummery), 1617. Larungo- of salaries of its officers ,1384 cinoma of cervix (A. J. Wallace), 1226; a logical Sectiont, 1409. 1753; chronic glanders SOUTTAR, HENRY S.: The gastroseope and its good exampleof a rare fetalmonster-symelus (G. Seccombe Hett), 1409; perforation of uses, 843; description of the instrument, (J. E. Gemmell), 1229; Wertheim's opera- nasal septum from salt dust (Dan 843, 1097 tion, followed by uraemia (Dr. Donald), 1676; McKenzie), 1409; tuberculosis of left SOWTON, S. C. M.: A new memberr of the removal of pyosalpinx (H. Briggs), 1677; vocal cord (StClair Thomson), 1409; tuber- saponin-digitalin group of glucosides, 541 placenta praevia centralis (P. E. Barber), culosis of the epiglottis (StClair Thomson), Spain, conditions of practice in, 641 1677; malignant disease of the corpus 1409; papillomia of the larynx (StClair SPARE, THOM-'s LaNGLANDS, obituary notice (Lloyd Roberts), 1677; sarcoma of the Thomson), 1409; laryngo-fissure for sub- of, 1586 mesentery (J. E. Gemmell), 1677; sarcoma of glottic enchondroma (StClair Thomson), Sparking plugs, 580 vagina (R. Favell), 1677; ectopic gestation 1409; laryngeal neoplasm presenting unusual Spasm, habit. See Habit sac (P. E. Barber), 1677: tuberculous features (Jobson Horne), 1409; three cases of Speciality, a new, 1817 pyosalpinx(P. E. Barber), 1677; sea-tangle inoperable carcinoma in which ligation of Spectrometer, new colour-pereeption (F. W tents for induction of labour (Sir William all the vessels for partial ablation Edridge-Green), 1744 Sinclair), 1677 of the enlarged thyroid gland was per- Speech fright, 40, 50, 178, 404, 420; (John Society, Ophthalmological, of the United King- formed (Mr. Stuart Low), 1409; in- Round), 50; (J. R. Johnson), 50; (Bernard dom, 143, 1283, 1468, 1752; cataract pedigrees filtration of the left ventricular band E. Potter). 50; (T. Claye Shaw), 178; (Shake- (N. Bishop Harman), 143: radium treatment (Dundas Grant), 1409; paralysis of right speare), 404; (F. S. Pitt-Taylor), 420 (Arnold Lawson and Mackenzie David- vocal cord (Clayton Fox), 1409; acute pem- Spelling, 34; (Dr Johnson's), 34 son), 143; the Nettleship niedal, 143; phigus of the larynx (H. J. Davis), 1409; soft SPENCE, Professor, museum of, 1821 colour perception (Dr. Edridge-Green), foreign body in the bronchus (D. R. SPENCER, L. D., K.C.B. conferred upon, 40 143; presidential address (G. A. Berry), 1283; P'aterson), 1409; two cases of malignant SPENCER, Major: Fracture of cervical verte- oxycephaly (W. M. Beaumont), 1468; tumours of the neck (William Hill), 1409; brae, 1616 binocular vision (N. Bishop Harman), 1468; erythema of soft palate (Dundas Grant) SPENCER, W. G.. on indications for immedi- hyperphoria (N. Bishop Harman), 1468; con- 1753; tuberculous ulceration of epiglottis ately opening the abdomen in acuteeases, junctivitis (Mr. Doyne), 1752; guttate iritis (Herbert Tilley), 1753; larynx of a man 1789 (Mr. Doyne), 1752; congenital sarcoma of whose right vocal cord was removed for Sphygmometer, Leonard Hill's, 503 orbit (M. S. Mayou). 1752; lymphosarcoma epithelioma (Herbert Tilley), 1753; com- Spinal anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia of lacrymal gland (A. P. L. Wells and plete stenosis of larynx (StClair Thomson). Spinal analgesia. See Analgesia M. S. Mayou), 1752 1753; exhibition of cases, 1753. Medical Spinal cord, surgery of, 1164 Society, Pathological, Manchester, 1532; Sectioni, 19, 1347, 1617; gastro-intestinal Spinal tumours. See Tumours encephalomyelitis (George Murray and crises (G. A. Sutherland), 19; oxaluria Spirit duties and drugs, 1002 Lorrain Smith), 1532; disease in ancient (Robert Maguire), 1347; r6le of fats in Spirits, dead remains in, 1547 Egypt (Elliot Smith), 1532; splenic anaemia gastric disorders (F. Craven Moore and Spirits. medicinal, 414 (Dr. Cunliffe), 1532 R. L. Ferguson), 1617. Obstetrical and Spiritual healing. See Faith healing Society, Pathological, Reading, 41;Hiistory of, Gynaecological Section, 19; red degenera- Spirochaetes, multiplication of, 1244; division rev., 41 tion (J. Bland-Sutton), 19; solid tumour of of, 1532 Society, Physiological, 44; presentation to ovary (G. F, Darwall-Smith), 19; chorion- Spirochaetosis, bronchial (Aldo Castellani) Frederick William Pavy, 44 epithelioma (J. S. Fairburn), 19; uterus 782 Society, Red Cross, British, 369, 475, 478, 1573. didelphys (Blair Bell), 19. Section of Path- Spitting, an early ordinance against, 1829 1820 ; scheme to bring the British Red Cross ology, 1230, 1471; presidential address, 1230; Spitting nuisance in Glasgow, 1777 organization into more intimate association rhabdolmlyoma of the bladder (S. G. Spitting and the spread of tuberculosis, 1574 with the Territorial Forces, 369, 475, 1820; Shattock), 1230; autoinoculation and hetero- SPITZKA, E. A.: First aid in electrical injuries, Scottish Branch, 1573, 1820 logous inoculation ofeancer (M, Haaland), 171 Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of 1471; dissemlination of carcinoma (J. A Splenic anaemia. See Anaemia Medical Men, 333, 1236; quarterly court, 333, Murray), 1471; experimental production of Spray, a new, 1351 1236 sarcoma during the propagation of an Sprengel's herbal juice, composition of, 247 Society, Research Defence, 23, 1702, 1761; adeno-carcinomia of the mouse (B. J. N. SPRIGGE, SQUIRE: Mating and medicine, 1483 annual meeting, 23; meeting at Brighton, Russell), 1471; retroperitoneal teratonia SPRIGGS, E. I.: Rheumatoid arthritis, 1156 1702, 1761; at Liverpool, 176] (Raymiond Johnson and T. W. P. Lawrence), Squamous-celled epitheliomata. See Epithe- Society, the Royal, 81, 95, 173, 242, 1195, 1492, 1471;oophorectomy and the growth of the liomata 1532, 1641; detection of tubercle bacilli in uterus (S. G. Shattock), 1471. Section of Squint, hereditary transmission of (Ernest urine by an electric current (Charles Russ), Surgery, 144, 1229, 1535, 1801; treatment of E. B. Landon), 1228 81; effect of bacterial endotoxins on the sarcoma by bacterial toxins (W. B. Coley), SQUIRE, J. EDWARD: Cervical rib, 1314 opsonizing action of the serum of healthy 144; vote of thanks, 145; inflammatory Stables, sanitary conidition of, 176 rabbits(R. Tanner Hewlett), 81: possible diseases of the lungs and pleura(R. J. STACK, RICHARD THEODORE, obituary notice ancestors of ths horse (J. Cossar Ewart), 95; Godlee), 1229; spinal analgesia (Thomas of, 1654 experiments on a bulldog at the conver- Jonnesco), 1535; duodenal ulcer (Mr. Moyni- Stage fright, 404. See also Speech fright sazione, 173; and tests for colour blindness, han), 1801. Section of Sur-gery and Medi- Standard liquid malt extract, composition of, 242, 1195; award of medals, 1492; division of cine, duodenal ulcer, discussicn on, 1801; 1478 spirochaetes (H. B. Fanthstm and Annie Thlerapeeutical and Pharntacologic2l Section, Standard malt extract, composition of, 1478 Porter), 1532; carbon monoxide in blood 1230,1409; the teaching of therapeutics (Sir Staphylococcus vaccine. See Vaccine (G. A. Buckmaster and J. A. Gardner), 1532; Clifford Allbutt), 1230; tuberculosis of the STARLING, E. H.: The Mercers' Company Lec- cholesterol (G. W. Ellis and J. A. Gardner), lung (David Lees), 1409 tures on the Fluids of the Body, rev., 84 1532 ; report of council, 1641 Society, Royal Meteorological, 1587; award of State control of serums, 1167 Society, Royal, of Edinburgh, 1424, 1573 ; presi- medals, 1587 State insurance. See Insurance dential address by Sir William Turner, 1424; Society, Royal Photographic, 897; annual State, the profession and, 110, 498, 1438, 1499. award of prizes, 1573 exhibition, 897 1581, 1717. See also Poor Law Report Society, Royal, of Medicine, 19. 144, 554,1156, Society for Study of Inebriety, 165; Normnan State University of Medicine and Surgery, 1E50 1229, 1347, 1409, 1470, 1535. 1617, 1753, 1801; Pro- Kerr Memiorial Lecture, 165 Static electricity. See Electricity cereding, rev., 554. Section of Anaesthetics: Society, Surgical, Italian, 243 STEBBINGTON, Nurse, highly commended at 1471, 1753; heart massage in chloroform Society, Surgical Aid, 47th annual meeting, Middlesex Sessions, 897 syncope (Vivian Orr), 1471; lymphatism 1658 STEINDLER, A. (editor): Orthovaedic Surgery, (Bellamy Gardner and Salusbury Trevor), Society, Surgical Aid, Manchester, 1431: an- rev., 1618 1753. Clintical Section: 1156, 1470, 1753; nual meeting, 1431 Stenosis, cicatricial, of larynx (H. Lambert radium treatment (N. S. Finzi andErnest Society, Waifs and Strays, sale on behalf of Lack), 1140; (V. Delsaux), 1141; (David perni- Bryson Delavan), 1144: discussion, 1147 H. Shaw), 1156; pigmentation in Children's Union of, 1658 Stenosis, cious anaemia (H. D. Rolleston), 1156; re- Society, Zoological, 1546; specimens of a mitral, crescendo murmur of. See moval of both maxillae (Albert Carless), Cy8ticercuts stage of a tapeworm (E. Min-A. Mitral 1156; calculi in Meckel's diverticulum (James chin), 1546; specimens of rare helminths of Stenosis, congenital pyloric, successfully Sherren), 1156: rheumatoid arthritis (E. I. man (R. T. Leiper), 1546; new nematode treated without operation (E. Mountjoy Spriggs), 1156; case. of gout with large worm in abscesses (R. T. Leiper), 1546 Pearse), 1280 tophaceous deposits (Sir Dyce Duckworth), Sodium, nucleinate of, in general paralysis, STEPHENS, G. ARBOUR: Method of tempo- (Sir rarily removing colour blindness, 315; 1157; case of gout with uratic tophi 1166 gastritis and enteritis Dyce Duckworth), 1157; two cases of pneu- Soil, influence of on phthisis (William Gordon), treated with calcium smonia (W. P. Herringham), 1157; vesical 840 permanganate, 1674 calculus (A. Pearce Gould), 1470; sclero- Soldiers' defective teeth, 1002 STEPHENSON, SYDNEY: OPhthalmia neona- dermia with sclerodactyly (H. D. Rolleston Soldier's kit (report of committee), 1703 torum 982 and Dr. Carpenter), 1470; sclerodermia of Soldiers, tuberculosis among, 1181 Sterilization of habitual criminals: 1129 the extremities (T. D. Savill), 1470; thoracic Solicitors and payment of fees. See Fees Sterilization of insane State prisoners in Con- tumour in a boy (A. Salusbury MacNalty), SOLLY, Dr.: Operation for traumatic and necticut, proposed, 294 1470; pneumeiococcal colitis (Hale White, Lock- erebral haemor rrhage, 143; acute intestinal Sterilization of skin of operation areas hart Mummery, and H. Bruce Porter), 1470; obstruction in a child, 143 (J. Lionel Stretton), 368; corresponeence on, adiposis dolorosa (Dr. MacMullen), 1753; Somatic delusions and local lesions (C. A. 504 rhe~umatoid- a-rt-h-riti's (W-.-P. -H-er-ringh-am-), Mercier), 657; discussion, 659 Stethoscope, binaural, 1805 acute emaciation Imbecility, 1233 STEVENSON, HOWARD: Case of "giant feet," 1.753; exhibits, 1753; SOMMER: 1525 (J. D. Malcolm), 1753; gumma of the SOPER, WILLIAM, presentation to, 1420 STEWARD, F. J.: breast (H. J. Paterson), 1753 Sec tion Sore throat, common types of (A. Stanley Formalin iodine catgut, 932 of Diseases of C hildren, 1347, 1617; Green), 195 STEWART, PURVES: Tic douloureux, the two cases of anterior poliomyelitis involving Sour milk. See Milk technique and results of Schl6aser's method THx BRrnan 36 MXDICAL JOURNAL I INDEX. [DEC. 25, T9~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~9.~~TT 9-

of treatment, 848; appointed consulting Switzerland. conditions of practice in, 641 Tetanus. traumatic. treated by antitoxin physician to Central London Throat and Sycamore and sycamine, 1692 serum (H. V. McMahon-Dillon),1072 Ear Hospital, 1587 Sycosis, treatment of, 1203, 1263 Tetanus, unusual case of (reported by W. J. STEWART, ROBERT: Intestinal obstruction Sydney, special correspondence from, 494, Mackay),470 from traumatic rupture of blood vessel, 1310; progress of cremation, 494; bubonic Textile industries, workers in, 117 1463 plague, 494; Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, THEILER, A.: Tropical diseases of domestic STIERLIN, EDUARD: Ueber die medizinischen Sydney, 494; hospital for chronic consump- animals, 1167 Folgezustdlnde der Katastrophe von Cour- tives, 494; Pure Food Act, 494; a valuable Therapeutic agent, the mind as. See Faith ri?res, 1486 concession to students. 495; registration of healing STILL, GEORGn FREDERIC: Common Disorders private hospitals, 1310; death of Dr. Muskett, Therapeutics, teaching of (Sir CliffordAllbutt), and Diseases of Childhood, rev., 472 1310 1230 Stillborn child, rigor mortis in (C. Eglington), Sylviuses, the two, note on. 1810 Thermal baths of the Island of Nevis, B.W.I. 205 SYME. G. A.: Unusual cases of echinococcus (J. Numa Rat), 1808 Sting, is septicaemia after, an accident ? 1732 (hydatid) cyst, with remarks on diagnosis Thiosinamine injections, effect on the leuco- Stirling, domestic balconies in, 573 and treatment, 956 cyte count produced by (F. J. Charteris), 541; STIRLING, Dr, appointed to represent Man- Symelu8 (J S. Gemmell), 1229 correspondence on, 918 chester University at University of Leipzig SYMMERS, W, ST. CLAMS: Note on a case of THOLE: Recognition of the wounded in the celebrations, 165 typhoid osteitis operated on six and a half fied, 1290 Stockport. infectious disease in, annual report years after an attack of typhoid fever, 1468 THOM,A. P.: Causes of puerperal fever, 924 of M.O.H., 416 8yphilis and aneurvsm (William Osler), 1509 THOMAS, Fleet Surgeon JOHN LLOYD: Intro- STODDART, CORA: Relation of juvenile tem- Syphilis, arsenical compounds in treatment ductory remarks as President of Section of perance to national progress, 217; juvenile of (Major H. C. French), 382 Navy, Army, and Ambulance, 369 temperance and the national life, 319 Syphilis, arylarsonate treatment of (Colonel THOMPsoN, A. HuGH: " Home conditions and STODDART, W. H. B.: Kinaesthetic area of the F. J. Lambkin), 380; correspondence on, eyesight," 497 brain, 501 500, 820 THOMPSON. Dr.: Gastro-jejunostomy, 81; re- Stoke-on-Trent, ophthalmia neonatorum made Syphilis without primary chancre (A. C. pair of ruptured gastric ulcer, 81; open a notifiable disease in, 564 Magian), 652 treatment of hernia in children, 81 STOKER, Sir THORNLEY: Appreciation of Sir Syphilis, diagnosis of by some laboratory THOMPSON, EDWARD: Fasting prisoners and Alexander Fraser, 424 methods (Fleet Surgeon P. W. Bassett- compulsory feeding, 1191 Stomach diagnosis, Roentgen rays in (leading Smith). 377; (Hugh W. Bayly), 1752; corre- THOMPSON, PETER: Development of the article), 37 spondence on. 575, 917 heart, 685 Stomach, hour-glass contraction of (A. Gordon Syphilis, immunity to, 1234 THOMPSON, RALPH: Extracapsular fracture of Gullan), 846 Syphilis, inherited, treatment of, 59,120, 184 the neck of the femur, 1347 Stomach ulcer. See Ulcer Syphilis, inherited, malformed cornea in (E. THOMPSON, SILVANUS: Inaugural address as STOOKEs, Dr.: Accidental haemorrhage, 1346 Fuebs), 983 president of llluminating Engineering Stovaine, elimination of, after spinal anal- Syphilis, intensive treatment of, by Aachen Society, 1569 gesia (Arthur E. Barker), 789 methods (Reginald Hayes), 650 THOMPSON, THEODORE: The gastroscope and Strabismus, convergent (H. H. McNabb), 1754 Syphilis of larynx (A. Sharp), 1677 its uses, 843; results obtained by gastro- STRATFORD, ERNEST: Recurring&appendicitis, Syphilis, serum test for (J. Froude Flashman scopy, 845 right oophoritis in association with modified and A. Graham Butler), 1019; leading article THOMsPSON, Sir WILLIAM J., appointed Regis- Graves's disease, 1281,1467 on. 1086 trar-General for Ireland, 1573, 1641 Stress and shock as causes of insanity. See Syphilis, quinine in (HF. C. French), 78; (John THOMPSON, W.: Sloughing testis, 1678 Insanity Bain), 120; (Arthur Loxton), 504 THOmSON, ALEXIS, appointed Professor of Street accidents. See Accidents Syphilis, serum diagnosis of (Alexander Surgery in the Universitv of Edinburgh, STRETTON, J. LIONEL: Sterilization of the Fleming), 984 230; formal introduction of.1094 skin of operation areas, 368 Syphilis, soamin (sodium para-aminophenyl- THOMSON, ARTHUR: Appreciation of Daniel Strychnine poisoning (G. MacLennan Blair), arsonate) in (Alex. Fraser), 550 John Cunningham, 55 17 Syringe, urethral, 95 TaHOMSON, H. TORRANCE: "Christian Science: STUART, HACXWORTH, obituary notice of, 825 Syringomyelia (sacro-lumbar type) occurring and spiritual healing." 1382; scopolamine STUART Low, Mr.: Three cases of inoperable in a brother and sister (J. Michell Clarke and morphine in anaesthesia, 1408 carcinoma in whom ligation of all tbe ves- and E. W. Hey Groves), 737 THOMSON, STCLAR: Introductory remarks as sels for partial ablation of the enlai ged president of Laryngology, Otology, and thyroid gland was performed, 1409 Rhinology Section, 1130; tuberculosis of STuRm, F. P.: Caseof enterospasm simulating left vocal cord, 1409; tuberculosis of epi- acute obstruction, 515 glottis, 1409; papilloma of larynx, 1409; STYLE, F. W.: Club practice and the Poor laryngo-fissure for subglottic enchondromna, Law reports, 1313 1409; complete stenosis of larynx, 1753 F3ubstitute, obligations of a. 578, 1199, 1387, 1444 T. THOMSoN, T. MATHER: Appreciation of Alex- Sugden's Doctor's Accounzt Book, rev., 1475 ander Fraser, 425 Suffragette," 1448 Tabes, early diagnosis (Dr. Eurich), 1675 THOMSON, Sir WILLIAM, death of, 1491; S3uiffragettes, feeding of. 937, 1001, 1089, 1092, Tabes dorsalis, case of (H. Brunton Angus), obituary notice of, 1502 1098, 1175, 1181, 1191, 1197, 1245, 1302, 1373, 1284 Thoracic tumour. See Tumour 1765, 1826; Mrs. Leigh's action (leading Tabes dorsalis, treatment of (Tom A. THORNE. MAY: Power of little things. 1244 H. J.: Treatment of sycosis, article), 1765; question in Parliament, 1001, Williams), 851 THORP, 1263 40 1092, 1181, 1245,1302, 1373; correspondence on, Tabes dorsalis treated by Fraenkel's methods THORPE, T. E. knighthood conferred upon, 1098, 1191, 1826; leading article on, 1175, 1765 (Professor Lindsay), 80 Throat, cancer of. See Cancer Suicide, deaths from. 7z2; by veronal, 1320 Tabes, lingual analgesia in, 409 Throat, pneumococcus invasion of, 48, 1274 Sulphonal, poisoning by, 1431 Tachycardia, paroxysmal, and herpes zoster (Wm. Ernest Peacock, 1274; with a note by Sulphur hair restorer. See Hair (Alan C. Turner), 1026 Professor Osler), 1274 SUMNER AND CO.: Flies and milk, 60 Tactual sensation, cold spots and, 432 Throat, sore, common types of (A. Stanley Sun baths, action of, 1300 TALLACK, R. J.: A memorial tablet (Sir (3reen), 195 Superannuation Bill. See Bill Morell Mackenzie). 184 THURSTON, EDGAR, Companionship of the Superannuation, contributions towards, 1199; Tasmanian crania, 1490 Order of the Indian Empire conferred upon, return of contributions towards, 1654 TAYLOR, BELL, estate of, 35 40 Supersession, 58, 734, 1015; by a consultant, TAYLOR. FREDERICK, elected chairman of Thymus, enlarged, compressing trachea (Dr. 1015 committee of medical members of senate of Carpenter), 1617 Superstitions, old, mentioned in Fresh Leaves London University, 230; crescendo murmur Thyroidectomy, partial, 828 and Greent Pastures, 90 of mitral stenosis, 1009, 1439 Thyroidism and iodoform (Rendle Short), 1469 Suppuration treated byvaccines (S. Mallanah), TAYLOR, HERBERT P.: Professional informa- Tic, case of convulsive (T. W. Edmondston 934 tion to coroners, 1199 Ross), 135 Surface signs in diagnosis of deep-seated TAYLOR, JOHN, appointed J.P. for county of Tic douloureux, the technique and results of disease, value of (C. Leonard Isaac), 646 Elgin. 1615 Schl6sser's method of treatment (Purves Surgery, uses of .catgut in (C. Yelverton Pear- TAYLOR, JOHN WILLIAM: Cause of the de- Stewart), 848; discussion, 851 son), 1792 clining birth-rate, 1441 Tick fever See Fever Surgery of infancy (James H. Nicoll), 753; dis- TAYLOR. STOPFORD, exhibits casts and photo- Tidal waters, discharge of sewage effluents cussion, 754 graphs of skin diseases, 461 into (Henry O'Neill), 691; (E. A. Letts). 693; Surgery, intestinal, progress in (Arthur E. TAYLOR, WILIAM: Oesophageal diverticu- (Thomas Carnwath). 695; discussion, 696 Barker), 263 lum, 193 TIDY, STUART: An early ordinance against Surgery, review of books on, 22, 83, 147, 393, Teaching, clinical. See Clinical spitting, 1829 1473 TEALE, MICHAEL: Unusual form of keratitis TILLAUX, Professor, unveiling of statue of, 1311 Surgery, simplicitv in, 1568 in a child, 1346 Tinea sycosis and barbers, 1646 Surgical treatment of the rheumatoid group Tedious recoverv from illness. See Illness Tinned meat. See Meat of joint affections (Robert Jones), 2 Teeth. soldiesr' defective. 1002 Tinnitus aurium (Thomas Barr). 1130; Surgical work, use of pure animal wool in Teheran. the fighting in, 412, 709 (Richard Lake), 1132; discussion, 1134 (Norman Porritt), 1673 Telegraphists (lady) and muscular cramp, Tiny Town. 1768 SUTHERLAND, G. A.: Gastro-intestinal crises, 721 TIvY, CECIL B. F.: Calomel in asthma, 882 19 Teleology, 410, 736 TODD, A. H.: Observations on a twenty-four BUTHERLAND, HALLIDAY G.: On the determi- TELLING. MAXWELL : Hypertrophic cirrhosis hours' walking race, 1526 nation of the tubercie bacillus in the blood of liver in a child, 1346 TODD-WHITE, ARTHUR: Is brilliant illumina- of persons suffering from phthisis, 1119 Temperance League. See League tion deleterious to the sight? 432; the pro- Sutton Holiday Home, 415 Tenantship and cancer, 355 fession and politics, 499; the doctor as a Suture and ligature spool attachment, 1475 Tendons, rupture of both quidriceps extensor philanthropist, 916; are we up-to-date? 1782 Swansea, lupus patients, 349; shortage of cruris (Ed. Chishester), 1343 Toe, great, easy method of removing the nail water, 493; report of M.O.H, 827 Teratoid tumours. See Tumours of by compression (Peter Tytler), 141 Swansea district, lead poisoning in, 1182 Teratoma. retroperitoneal (Raymond Johnson Toenail, ingrowing. treatment of, 247, 356 Swansea Sanatorium. Sde Sanatorium and T. W. P. Lawrence), 1471 Toluic and cresotinic acids, action of (Robert SWANWICK, JOSEPH1POWELL, obituary notice Territorials on Salisbury Plain, 570. See also May), 791 of, 246 Army, British TOM.INsoN, J. GoOODWiN: Etiology and treat- SWAYNE, WALTER: Retroversion of gravid Testimonials, sample, 1717 ment of pruritus ani, 452 uterus, 1469 Tetanus, case of (Jos. Wm. Gill), 1798-' TOMLINSON, J. H.: Sea omagraph with Sweden, conditions of practice in. 641 Tetanus treated with carbolic injections, binocular fixation, 985 SWEET, W. SIDNEY, reports cases of injury recovery (E. Margaret Phillips), 1669 Tonsis,srgica anaomy f (JT Hardfie Neil) and disease of the eye, 1344 Tetanus, inquest on death from, at Guy's 1139 Swimming baths, water in, 1705 Hospital. 1318 Toronto University. See University SWINDALE, JOHN ASTON: Unusual caqe of Tetanus, prognosis of (John Paton), 368 Tourniquet, alar, double action, 1621 poisoning by a deodorized preparation of Tetanus toxin, points of election of (Jean Towns, dogs in. See Dogs opium, recovery, 1467 Troisier and Georges Roux), 1649 Toxicology. See Poisoning r Tin BBmser DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX. I MEDICAL JOURNAL 37

I Trachea, compression of, by enlarged thymus Tuberculosis, dyspepsia and early (A. Dingwall Tumours, protozoan origin of (W. Ford Robert- (Dr. Carpenter), 1617 Fordyce), 1751 son and M. C. W. Young), 868 Trachea, safety pin impacted in, for twenty- Tuberculosis Exhibition in London, 427, 1570; Tumourz, spinal, 1166 four days (P. Clennell Fenwick), 391 in the United States, 712; in various places, Tumours, teratoid (Askanazy), 991 Tracheo-laryngostomy (V. Delsaux), 1141 1570 Turkey, conditions of practice in, 642, 828 Trachoma, 1165 Tuberculosis, home treatment of, 815 Turkey in Asia, plague in, 1100 Trachoma, and aliens, in London, 293 Tuberculosis, infection of (C. Theodore Wil- Turkish sour milk, 1759 " Trachoma and emigration," 490 liams), 433 TURNBULL, A. E.: Avulsion of the eyeball Trachoma, etiology of Richard Greeff), 977; Tuberculosis,mode of infection in (Baum- during instrumental delivery, 1529 discussion, 978 garten and Kitasato), 990 TURNER, ALAN C.: Paroxysmal tachycardia Tramp, pathology of the, 999 Tuberculosis, influence of soil on (William disappearing after an attack of herpes Transfusion, review of books on. 1536 Gordon), 840 zoster, 1026 Trmnsvaal, conditions of practice in, 641; Tuberculosis, inoculation treatment of (D. W. TURNER, G. GREY: Two cases of ascites due mortality in the mines, 813, 905,1002. See Carmalt-Jones), 531 to liver cirrhosis treated by operation, also South Africa Tuberculosis, inoculation treatment of, in- 1226 Traumatic rupture of intestine. See Intestine fluence of the site of (Leonard Noon), 530; TURNER, LAwsoN: Radium treatment, 1751 Treasury of Human Inheritance, rev., 20, 884 discussion, 531 TURNER, Sir WILLIAM: Appreciation of Trees in roads, 117 Tuberculosis and insanity, inheritance of Daniel John Cunningham,54; address as TRENTEAM, W. H.: Modern Methods of Sewage (leading article), 1485; correspondence on, President of Royal Society of Edinburgh, Disposal, a Practical Handbook for the Use 1717 1424; freedom of the City of Edinburgh of Members of Local Authorities antd Thetr Tuberculosis in Ireland, 44, 233, 569, 815, 816; conferred upon, 1776 Officials, rev., 1159 Irish industries and, 569 TWEEDY, E. HASTINGS: Treatment of endo- Trephining in treatment of glaucoma (Free- Tuberculosis in Ireland, connexion between metritis, 1028; Wertheim's operation, 1534 land Fergus), 983 cattle fairs and (J. Darley Wynne), 527 TWEEDY, Sir JOHN: Experimental research 'TREVELYAN, E. F.: Unusual form of keratitis Tuberculosis, laboratory diagnosis of, 1498 and medical progress. 1017; presidential in a child, 1346; pachsderma laryngis, Tuberculosis of lung (David Lees), 1409 address at Medico-Legal Society, 1410 1678 Tuberculosis and milk in London, 1252 Tyburn, history of, 1693 TREvEs, Sir FREDERICK: Appreciation of Sir Tuberculosis in the navy, 1182 Typho-coli group, value of coloured substrata reappointed member of in for the detection and differentiation of (E. J. Thomas Smith. 1104; Tuberculosis, compulsory notification MeWeeney), 866 of Army Medical Advisory Board, 1718 Dublin, 415, 725; letterfrom Professor Osler, J. TREVOR, SALUSBURY: Lymphatism, 1753 725; in Glasgow. 1247,1709 Typhoid bacillus, vitality of (Major C. TREWBY, F.: Causes of obstruction producing Tuberculosis, notification of in Sheffield (H. Gordon and Captain D. Harvey), 482 cyanosis during the nasal administration of Scurfield), 462; discussion, 468 Typhoid carrier problem (leading article), nitrous oxide, 201; combined ordinary and Tuberculosis among postal employees, 1182, 1813 nasal apparatus for administering nitrous 1245 Typhoid carriers (Thomas Houston), 1056; oxide, 1805 Tuberculosis Prevention Act. See Act discussion, 1058 See Neuralgia carriers and the army, 100, 174, 491, Trigeminal neuralgia. Tuberculosis, prevention of. See Tuter- Typhoid 293 TRIMBLE, ANDREW: Belfast abattoir, 723 culosis, war against 1372; and the vaccine treatment, Trinity College. See College Tuberculosis" preventorium," 1640 Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric TRIPIEER, RAYMOND: Etudes anatono-cliniques: prize offered for cure of, 1771 Typhoid osteitis, operated on six and ahalf Tuberculosis, years after an attack of typhoid fever (under Coeur-vaisseaux-poumons, rev. 270; histo- Tuberculosis, progressive medicine and the by genesis of cancer, 991 outlook on (R. %V. Philip), 256 the care of T. S. Kirk, with a note TROIsIER, JEAN: Points of election of tetanus Tuberculosis, pulmonary, treated by continu- W. St. Clair Symmers), 1468 toxin, 1649 ous antiseptic inhalation, 1781, 1826 Typhus fever. See Fever Trommer's extract of malt, composition of, Tuberculosis, pulmonary, autoinoculation in TYsON, W. J.: Notes and ThoughtsfromPrac- 1478 (Marcus Paterson), 1055; discussion, 1056; tice, rev.. 269 Tropical diseases in domestic animals, 1167 eorrespondence on, 1263 TYTLER, PETER: Easy method of removing Tropical diseases, protozoal, persistence of Tuberculosis, pulmonary, classification of the nail of the great toe by compression, in man (C. W. Daniels), 767; discussion, 769 cases of (William R. Huggard), 1403 141 Tropical medicine, information concerning Tuberculosis, pulmonary, physical signs of the study of, 628 incipient (David B. Lees), 1659 Tropical Medicine and .Parasitology, Annals Tuberculosis, pulmonary, complicating lym- of, rev., 1349 pho-sarcoma (F. W. Pilkington), 1529 Tropical medicine, review of books on, 796, Tuberculosis, pulmonary, review of books on, 1349 269 U. Tropical Medicine, Liverpool School of, 629, Tuberculosis, pnlmonary. rhinology as an aid 998,1288,1432; information concerning, 629; to diagnosis in (W. C. Rivers), 388; dis- to Sir William M'Gregor, on sleeping sickness camps luncheon 998; cussion, 389; correspondence on, 924 Uganda,in, 1569 report about to establish a station at Grand Tuberculosis, review of books on, 796, 1411 Canary, 1288; J. W. W. Stevens sails for Tuberculosis, Royal Commission on in UHTHOFF: Eye symptoms in hypophysis Egypt, 1432 Quebec, 717 tumours, 1165 London of, 299, 629, duodenal (A. E. Maylard), 1751; (Mr. Tropical Medicine, School Tuberculosis, sanatorium treatment and in- Ulcer, 1801; 1801 1291, 1363,1507; pass lists, 299; information surance against, 718. See also Sanatorium Moynihan), discussion, concerning, 629; opening of winter session, Tuberculosis in schools, communication of, Ulcer, duodenal, medical treatment of, 52 by Professor .Osler, (A. B. 1291; address 1291; 721 Ulcer, duodenal, 948perforative Mitchell). annual dinner, 1292; leading article on, Tuberculosis among soldiers. 1181 946; discussion, 1363; party of students leave for Fiji, 1507 Tuberculosis and spitting, 1574 Ulcer, duodenal and gastric, diagnosis and Tropical medicine, review of books on, 1802 Tuberculosis, surgical, the value of new tuber- operative treatment of chronic (David Tropics, the conquest of (leading article), 1363 culin (T.R.) in (D'Arcy Power), 766 Drummond and Rutherford Morison), 67 Tropics, feeding and treatment of children in Tuberculosis, surgical treatment of, 1164 Ulcer, gastric, as a cause of pelvic peritonitis (W. Carnegie Brown), 770; discussion, 773 Tuberculosis, treatment of, at Davos Platz, (Arnold Lea), 1229 A. M.: Sanitary of milk and repair of ruptured (Dr. Thomp- TROTTER,- control 1314 Ulcer,son), gastric,81 meat supplies, 1167 Tuberculosis, tubercle bacilli in blood of per- TROTTER, CLARK: Conmpulsory notification of sons suffering from (A. Middleton Hewat and Ulcer, gastric, ultimate results of surgical phthisis, 814 Halliday G. Sutherland), 1119 treatment for, 1178 Trout, chondro-cranium of,-with reference to Tuberculosis, tuberculin treatment of (Pel), Ulcer, phagedaenic, of larynx (J. C. Kennedy), the brain and cranial nerves (N. C. Ruther- 1076 1616 ford), 691 Tuberculosis, influence of unsaturated fatty Ulcer, rodent, treated by potassium bi- Truck Act. See Act acids in (Owen T. Williams and Chas. E. P. chromate (Wm. Gemmill), 1225 at International Ulcer of stomach, perforating, the search for Trypanosomiasis, discussed Forsyth), 1120 (Roderick Maclaren), 1343 Congress of Medicine, 1290 Tuberculosis of uro-genitary tract, 1732 de Burgo, 992 TSCHRCH, ALEXANDER, -awarded Hanbury Tuberculosis, war against, in Oxford, 346; in Ulick Medal of Pharmaceutical Society, 1090 the United States, 483; in Canada, 717; in Ulster dialect (Sir John Byers), 1547 Tubercle bacilli in the blood of consumptives Skipton, 1252; in Manchester and district, Ulster, tuberculosis in, 233 (A. Middleton Hewat and Halliday G. Suther- 1431; in Glasgow. 1709 Ulster Medical Society. See Society land), 1119 Tuberculous arthritis, acute (John R. Keith), Ultra-microscope, the, 1299,1381 Tubercle bacilli, detection of in urine by an 205 Ultra-microscope and einematograph, com- electric current (Charles Russ), 81 Tuberculous arthritis, inoculation treatment bination of, 1498 portals of entry of into the 1046 Umberto I Prize, 300 Tubercle bacilli, of (Maynard Smith). weeks (Robert body (L. Cobbett), 867 Tuberculous cows, 722, 1375. 1433; compensa- Unidactyly in a child of 13 'Tubercle in Bombay, observations on (R. tion for slaughter of, 722, 1375 Hutchison), 1617 Row), 1333 Tuberculous disease of joints, modern methods United Services Me ical Society. See. Society Tuberculin, new (T.R.), value of in surgical in the treatment of (Sir William Macewen), UnitedStates,9, 35, 164,183,294,437,483,571,.642; tuberculosis (D'Arcy Power), 766; discussion, 948; (Robert Jones), 050; discussion, 953 652, 712, 726, 897, 993, 1072,1075,1129,11161, 1235, 767 Tuberculous meningitis (Dr. Edgeworth), 1236, 1300, 1370, 1410, 1468, 1665,1671, 1703, 1708, Tuberculin reactions in skin and eye (Charles 1469 1718, 1772, 1811; allocates £5,COJ for expenses McNeil), 1335 Tuberculous patients, the practitioner and of Congress on Hygiene and Demography, Tuberculin treatment of tuberculosis (Pel), (leading article), 996 to be held at Washington, 9; new marriage 1076 Tuberculous paupers, treatment of, 826 lawrequiring medical examination in Wash- Tuberculosis, abdominal, in young children Tuberculous salpingo-ovaritis (Miss Ivens), ington, 35; Pharmacopoeia to be translated (A. Dingwall-Fordyce), 761 1229 into Spanish, 164; Pasteur Institute to be Tuberculosis Act. See Act Tuberculous sinus, old, 736, 828, 924 established in Wisconsin, 183; proposed Tuberculosis a bedroom disease, 1428 TUrFiER: Anaesthesia in obstetrics, 1165 sterilization of insane State prisoners in Tuberculosis Bill. See Bill TULL1O, Professor: Alimentary changes in Connecticut, 294; new regulations for sale Tuberculosis in cattle, prevention of (James the various social classes, 801 of milk in Boston. 437; Anti-Tuberculosis Niven), 699 Tumour, pedunculated anal (L. D. Parsons), League in, 483; libraries in, 483; a fresh Tuberculosis in childhood, frequency of, 904; 1675 rival to general practitioners, 571; condi- and school inspection, 1716, 1781 Tumour of ovary (Smallwood Savage), 1032; tions of practice in, 642; effect of machine- Canada, milking on cows, 652; census of religious Tuberculosis Commission, Bovine, in discussion. 1034 bodies, per cent. of 1254 Tumour of ovary, solid (G. F. Darwall-Smith), 72i Christian Scientists Tuberculosis Committee, Dublin Hospitals', are of the female sex, 712; Tuberculosis T19 t. - a Exhibition in, 712; Montana Board of Health 233, 815 quarantine for small-pox on the Tuberculosis Conference at Oxford, 1370 MacNalty). 1470 abolishes abso- Tuberculosis, disseminated, Marmorek's Tumour, vulvar, 1016 ground that proper vaccination is an Tumours, eye svmptoms in. 1165 lute preventive, 726; State of Georgia recog- serum in (Henry Hemsted), 1337 hypophysis, nizes osteopathy as a system of ipedical Tuberculosis, early diagnosis of (A. Calmette), Tumours, malignant. genesis and treatment practice, 897; remodelling of - 528; discussion, 529 of (Professor Sanfelice), 1060 class-rooms 38 1 701DL] INDEX. [DEC. 25, 1909.

int3 open-air roorr a in New York, 993; extension of buildings, 1183; the Edinburgh 1015; opening of winter session, 1079; intro- decline of homoeopathy in, 1072; attempt Medical School, its curriculum and its ductory address, 1079; scholarships, 1172. to exterminate rats in, 1075 ; sterilization of efficiency, 1246; university court, 1320; University College, new botanical labora- habitual criminals, 1129; Philadelphia inductions, 1320; appointments, 1320; recog- tories, 1704,1823(see alsoHospital andCollege) College of Physicians (W. W. Keen), 1161; nition of teachers, 1320; anatomical depart- University, McGill, 99; gift by Lord Strath- note on, 1703; uranium deposits discovered ment, 1321; medical curriculum and ex- cona, 99 in Colorado, 1235; the first hospital in aminations, 1385 University of Manchester,Victoria, 182,429,592. America, 1235; the begi-nnings *of clinical University of Glasgow, 182, 614, 628. 632, 724, 608, 632, 644, 1005, 1169, 1584. 1830; pass lists teaching in America, 1235; historical and 907, 1003,1196,1308,1494,1506; pass lists and and degrees, 182, 429, 1584, 1830; information biographical records of the medical profes- degrees, 182, 1196; information concerning concerning the study of medicine at, 592,608, sion to be preserved in the West and South the study of medicine, 614, 628, 632; post- 632; preventive medicine, 632; degrees in States, 1236; eighteenth annual meeting of graduate study, 628; preventive medicine, dentistry, 644; scholarships, 609; changes the Association of Military Surgeons, 1300; 632; bursaries, 614; Thomas H. Bryce ap- in the staff, 1005; new chemical labora- health of armies, 1300; ether day at Boston, pointed to the chair of anatomy, 724; his tories, 1005; opening of winter cession, 1169; 1370; spread of pellagra in, 1410; Radium introductory address, 1308; medical school meeting of University Court, 1584;* report of Institute organized in New York, 1468; extension, 907, 1003, 1494; McCall Anderson council, 1584; financial report, 1584; election a personal investigation into the dietetic memorial lectureship, 1506; reserve of of governors and members of Council, 1584; theories of America (Alexander Bryce), 1665; officers, R.A.M.C., 1506 honorary degrees, 1584; evening courses, hospital, dispensary, and laboratory under University ideals, modern (G. A. Gibson), 1593 1584; Department of Agriculture, 1584 auspices of Neurological Institute opened in University of Ireland, the National, 349, 1506, University of Oxford, 588, 607, 632, 1723. 1784. New York, 1671 ; football casualties in, 1772 ; 1784; Irish at, 349; senate, 1506; fees; provi- 1830; pass lists and degrees, 1723, 1784: in- American Association for Study and Pre- sional scheme, 1784 formation concerning the study of medi- vention of Infant Mortality, 1708: gift to University of Ireland, the Royal, 116, 429, 600, cine at, 588, 607, 632; preventive medicine, Colombia University, 1718; new buildings 616, 633, 1197, 1260, 1385, 1777; pass lists and 632 for the New York Post-Graduate Medical degrees, 116, 429, 1197, 1260, 1385; informa- University. Queensland, 1770; dedication, 1770 School, 1811 tion concerning the study of medicine, 600, University, St. Andrews and Dundee, 616, 632, Universities, Irish, information concerning 616, 633; preventive medicine, 633; closing 1197, 1587, 1648; information concerning the study of medicine in, 598, 616 scenes, 1385, 1777 medical study, 616, 632; preventive medi- Universities, London and Provincial, 1194 University of Jena, scientific microscopy at, cine, 632; introductory lecture by Dr. Irvine, Universities, new and old, 1427 148 1197; Professor Thomas Purdie offers a sum Universities, Scottish, information concerning University of Leeds, 174, 235, 244, 593, 610, 632, of money to pay salary of assistant in Purdie the study of medicine in, 596 643,1169; pass lists and degrees, 244; death Research Laboratory, 1587; quincentenary- University of Aberdeen, 429, 612, 632, 724, 1247, of the chancellor (Lord Ripon), 174; ex- of, 1648 1378; pass lists and degrees, 429; informa- aminations for the degree inmedicine (recent University of Sheffield, 58, 594, 611, 632, 1444, tion concerning the study of medicine in, 612, changes in the regulations), 235; information 1830; appointments, 58, 1444, 1830; inform- 632; preventive medicine, 632; John Marnoch concerning the study of medicine in, 593, 610, ation concerning the study of medicine in. appointed to the Chair of Surgery, 724 ; John 632; preventive medicine, 632; degrees in 594, 611, 632; preventive medicine, 632 Marnoch's introductory address, 1247; dentistry, 643; scholarships, 611; opening of schol-l'-hq. AllR George Adam Smith appointed Principal, winter session, 1169 Unive: sity of Sydney, 495; valuable conces- 1378 University of Leipzig, 397; quincentenary of, sion Tio ouuenbs cyorient Royal Mail Steam- University of Belfast, 105, 174, 244, 353, 599, 617, 397 ship Company, 495 633, 1107; and the Mater Infirmorum Hos- University of Liverpool, 245, 299, 594, 609, 628, University of Toronto, 99; extension of the pital, 174; Professor Redfern, 244; recogni- 632, 644, 1169, 1385, 1723, 1830; pass lists and Medical Faculty, 99 tion of hospitals, 244; clinical lectures and degrees, 245, 299; information concerning University of Wales, 817, 908, 999, 1197, 1653; teachers, 244; departments of physiology, the study of medicine in, 594, 609, 628, 632; grants to, 817, 908, 999; Cardiff Medical pathology, etc., 353; graduates at the Royal tropical medicine, 628; preventive medicine, School, 908, 999; meeting of council, 1197; University, 353; officers' training corps, 353; 632; degrees in dentistry, 644; scholarships, degrees, 1653 information concerning, 599, 617, 633; pre- 609; opening of winter session, 1169; number Unqualified practice. See Practice ventive medicine, 633; scholarships, 617; of undergraduates, 1385; new lectureships, Unregistered dentist. See Dentist appointments, 1107 1723 UPCOTT, HAROLD: Instruments for gastro- University of Birmingham, 98, 116, 299, 593, University of London, 58, 116, 181, 298, 355, 428, enterostomy and cholecystostomy, 208 608, 632, 643, 734, 1107, 1170, 1320, 1362, 1646 ; 590, 601, 624, 628, 632, 734, 1015, 1077, 1107, 1171, Uraemia, efflorescence of urea in (James pass lists and degrees, 116, 299, 734, 1320; 1239, 1245, 1256, 1299, 312. 1320, 1384, 1442, 1444, Cameron), 1614 honorary degrees, 734, 1320; visit of the King 1582, 1584, 1651, 1704, 1723, 1762; pass lists and Uranium deposits discovered in Colorado. and Queen, 98; information concerning the degrees, 116, 299, 428,1584, 1815, 1823; meeting 1235 study of medicine ini, 593, 608, 632; preven- of senate, 116, 428, 1444, 1723; election of vice- Urea, efflorescence of in uraemia (James tive medicine, 632; degrees in dentistry, 643; chancellor. 116; statutory committees, 116; Cameron), 1614 soholarships, 608; propbeed lectureship in Doctor of Science in Physiology, 116; gift to Ureteral calculi. See Calculi scholastic philosophy, 1107; opening of win- the physiological department of University Urethral dilator, 712 ter session, 1170; appointments, 1362; dinner College, 116 ; UniversityCollege Hall, Ealing, Urethral dilator, Kollmann's, point in the use of the medical school, 1646 116; regulations in medicine for internaland of (Alex. MacLennan), 204; correspondence University of Bombay, 1653; Calendar, 1653 external students, 116; B.Sc. honours for on, 418 University of Bristol, 98, 229, 299, 611, 1171; external students, 116; appointments board, Urethral dilators, rubber tubing over, 432 first meeting of court, 98; first meeting of 116, 734 ; physics at the matriculation exami- Urethral syringe, 95 council, 229; election of chairman, 229; ap- nation, 116; studentships and medals, 116; Urine, detection of tubercle bacilli in by an pointment of Pro-Vice-Chancellor, 299; in- London Sebool of Tropical Medicine, pass electric current (Charles Russ), 81 formation concerning the study of medicine, listg, 299; organic chemistry examination at, Urine, high specific gravity of, in healthy 611; scholarships, 612; opening of winter 355; recognition of teachers, 428; B.Sc. women (Herbert French), 653; corre- session, 1171 Honours Degree in Human Anatomy and spondence on, 924 University of Brussels, 625; information re Morphology, 428; D.Sc. examination in Urine. suppression of (A. H. Bampton), 1677 degrees for practitioners, 625 Physiologicol Chemistry (internal), 428; Urine test case, portable, 483 University of Cambridge, 58, 115, 589, 607, Francis Galton Laboratory for National Uro-genitary tract, tuberculosis of, 1732 627, 628, 632, 1196, 1260, 1320. 1385, 1444, Eugenics, 428; date of entry for M.D. degree, Urticaria after albumen water, 1788 1506, 1583, 1653, 1784, 1830; pass lists and 428; D.Sc. examination in Zoology (external), Uterine fibroids, hyaline degeneration of degrees, 58, 115, 1385, i444, 1506, 1653, 428; King's College Transfer Commission, (Leith Murray), 1229. See also Fibroids 1784, 1830; appointments, 115, 1196, 1385, 428; chairman of committees, 428; advanced Uterus, blood-tight, and its influence on invo- 1444, 1784, 1830; examinations. 1196, 1385, lectures in physiology, 428.1107; information lution (C. Nepean Longridge), 1459 1444; information o6ncerning the- study of concerning the study of medicine at, 590,601, Uterus, cancer of. See Cancer medicine at, 589, 607, 627, 628, 632; post- 624, 628, 632; scholarships at the hospitals, Uterus didelphys (Blair Bell), 19 graduate study at, 627; tropical medicine, 602 et seq. degrees for practitioners, 624; Uterus, fibromyoma of, hysterectomy, re- 628; preventive medicine, 632; vacancies, post-graduate study, 625; study of tropical covery (Ed. Chichester), 1798 1196; R. C. Brown scholarship, 1260; num- medicine, 628; preventive medicine, 632; Uterus, gravid, retroversion of (Walter ber of new students, 1320; examiners, 1444; introductory addresses, 1077; opening of Swayne), 1469 professorship of biology, 1583; a laboratory winter session, 1171; lectures by the Pro- Uterus, hernia of, in men and women (Jbhn for expetimental psychology, 1583 fessor of Protozoology, 1107; scholarships, Bland-Sutton), 1265 Univerpity, Catholic, Medical School (Ireland), 1171; medical degrees (question in Parlia- Uterus, oophorectomy and the growth of (S. G. - information concerning, 617 ment), 1245; the University and the Medical Shattock), 1471 University for China, 238; the proposed, 238 Schools of London, 1239, 1256,1299 1312, 1380, Uterus, action of the pressor substances in University College. See College 1442,1582 (see also Rome Rule for London); putrid meat, placenta, and ergot on heart. University of Columbia, gift to, 1718 report of Professor of Protozoology, 1444; and (W. E. Dixon and H. Hallett Dale), 540 University of Cracow, museum of history of regulations for degrees in medicine for Uterus, ventrifixation of, dystocia due toc medicine established in, 1634 external students, 1444; appointments board, (Murdoch Cameron), 1036; discussion. 1037; University of Dublin, 115, 182, 599, 616, 633, 644, 1444; and the Royal Colleges, 1582, 1651; (W. Smith), 1154 1321, 1584; pass lists and degrees, 116,182, panel of lecturers in physiology, 1723; 1321, 1584; honorary degrees, 115; informa- chemistry at the matriculation examination, tion concerning the study of medicine, 599, 1723; King's College and King's CollegeMedi- 616, 633; preventive medicine, 633; degrees cal School, 1723; physiological laboratory, in dentistry, 644 1723; appointment of representatives, 1723. University of Durham, 181, 299, 592, 608, 624, Beit Memorial Fellowships for medical 632, 644, 1723; pass lists and degrees, 299; research, 1762; Charles Graham Research reconstituted court of governors of the Col- Fund, 1815. Guy's Hospital, 181,e 1172; lege of Medicine, 181; information concern- prize day at the Medical School, 181; V. ing the study of medicine at, 592, 608, 624, information concerning, 603; scholarships, 632; degrees for praotitioners, 624; preven- 1172 (see also Hospital). King's College, Vaccination, questions in Parliament, 44, 103, tive medicine, 632; degrees in dentistry, 644; 58, 604, 1079, 1172, 1320, 1723; appoint- 174, 230, 293, 345, 413, 572, 722, 813, 906, 1002. scholarships, 608; College of Medicine repre- ments, 58; information concerning, 604; 1093, 1245, 1303. 1372, 1373, 1429, 1642; death sentative on Senate, 1723 opening of winter session, 1079; annual after, 44; calves and glycerinated calf lymph, University of Edinburgh, 297, 353, 573, 612, 627, dinner, 1079; scholarships, 1172; special 44,1372; post office servants and revaccina- 628,632,1094,1183,1246,1320,1385,1830;pass lists lectures in physiology, 1320; statute of re- tion, 103; exemption orders and fees, 174; and degrees, 297, L321, 1830; graduation cere- moval approved, 1723 (see al8o Hospital and fees for exemption certificates, 230; Metro- monial, 297; the professorship of anatomy, College). London Hospital Medical College, politan Asylums Board and, 293; vaccina- 353, 1094; reversionary bequest to, 573; in- 298, 604, 1083, 1172; prize day, 298; informa- tion order (1907); declarations, 34; pupil formation concerning the study of medicine, tion concerning, 604; opening of winter teachers and, 413; of workhouse school 612, 627, 628; medical college for women, 613; session, 1083; scholarships, 1172 (see also children. 413; and Civil Service candidates- post-graduation study at, 627.; tropical medi- Hospital). St. George's Hospital Medical 572; vaccine lymph produdtion, 722, 1429; cine, 628; preventive medicine, 632; scholar- School, 299, 603, 1015, 1079, 1172; information revaccination in the navy, 813; vaccination ships, 613; chair of surgery in, 1094, 1321; concerning, 603; lectures on public health, of infants, 813; antivaccinationdeclaratiOLI L THE BRITISH DEC. 25, IOC9.] INDEX. L MEDICAL JOURNAL 39

a I 906; vaccination notices, Lambeth, 1002; Vigoral, composition of, 563 WALKER, NORMAN, case of acanthosis nigri- death from erysipelas following vaccination, Vilia cream, 1264 cans under the care of, 1530 1093; origin of vaccination lymph, 1093; cost VILLIGER, EMIL: Anleitu-ng zur Prdparation WALKER, WILLIAM, filibuster and doctor, 1236 of, 1245; Vaccination Act (1907) declarations uncd zum Studium der Anatomnie des Gehirns, WALLACE, A. J.: Carcinoma of cervix, 1229 1303 ; medical inspection and, 1373; vaccina- rev., 988 WALLACE, CUTEBERT: Operations on the pro- tion (workhouse infirmaries), 1429; vaccina- VINCENT, M. H.: The carrier problem (leading state, 49 tion (Paddington workhouse), 1429; vaccine article), 1813 WALLACE, DAVID: Fracture-dislocation of the farms, 1429; foot and mouth disease (vac- VINCENT, SWALE: Structure of the pancreas, vertebra, 1408 cine lymph), 1429; vaccination and law in 1381 WALLIS, FREDERICK C.: Seven cases of ap- India, 1430; vaccination and variolous Vindevie" grape juice, 554 pendicostomy done for various forms of lymph, 1642; death from generalized vae- Vinsip, composition of, 562 colitis, 1272; Home Rule for London, 1312 einia, 1642; Territorial Force (vaccination), Viper bite, case of, 412, 654, 702; (R. S. C WALLIS, Staff Surgeon J. G.: A detailpd 1642 Edleston), 654; (John Orton), 702 scheme for an unexpected landing party VacciDation appointments and the Poor Law, Vision, binocular, diaphragm test for (N. using material available on board ship, 390 1781 Bishop Harman), 985,1468 Walnut stain, 1263 Vaccination and exemption in 1908, 1168 Vision, brain structures concerned in (E. WALSH, DAVID: The Association of Medical Vaccination, Mr. Pomeroy on, 1783 Richardson Cross), 1733 Diplomates of Scotland and the suggested Vaccination and the Register, 734 Vision: Bectomagraph with binocular fixa- membership qualification, 419; acanthosis Vaccination and revaccination (E. W. Hope), tion (J. H. Tomlinson), 985 nigricans and prolonged exposure to heat, 1359 Vision, theory of, 1165 918 Vaccination, compulsory, proposed, in Russia, Visual acuity of school children (W. B. Inglis WALSH, JAMES J.: The first hospital in 1027 Pollock), 980; discussion, 981 America, 1235 Vaecination, review of books on, 1758 Vital statistics of foreign countries, 1732 WALSH. S. B.: Tuberculosis in childhood and Vaccination, successful, awards to W. F. Vital statistics of Scotland for 1907, 908 school inspection, 1781 Sheard, 271 VIVIAN, CHARILES: The patient," 1588 WANELL, C. F.: Sanitary Officer's Hanzdbook Vaccination in Venezuela, 411, 430 Vivisection, questions in Parliament, 44, 104, of Practical Hygiene, rev., 1159 Vaccination in workhouses, 1640,1654 173,1302; experiments on living animals, 44, War Office issues scheme for organization of Vaccine farms, 1429 104; experiments on a bulldog at the Royal voluntary aid for sick and wounded in event Vaccine lymph, origin of, 1093 Society conversazione, 173; Dogs Exemption of war at home, 475 Vaccine lymph production, 722,1429 Bill, 173; date of the report, 1302. See also WARD, A. OGIER: Portable urine test case, Vaccine, staphylococcus, in treatment of Antivivisection 483 acute mastoid suppuration and suppuration Vivisection and the aurora borealis, 300 WARD, Brigade-Surgeon WILIAM PEARSON. in the neck (James Scott), 1747 Vivisection, utility of, 1630; (public debate obituary notice of, 1322 Vaccine therapy of common colds. See Colds between W. R. Hadwen and H. W. Armit), WARPBOP, DOUGLAS, C.V.O. conferred upon, Vaccine treatment of acne valgaris (Alexander 1630 40 Fleming), 533 VOGL, AuGuST, death of, 354,496 WARD-SMITH, W.: Etiology of rickets, knock- Vaccine treatment of bronchial asthma(D. W. VOGL, VON: Die Sterblichkeit de Siuglinge in knee, bow-legs, and coxa vara, 1347 Carmalt-Jones), 1049 ihrem territorialen Verhalten in Wiirttem- Warnings, 60,119,1508 Vaccine treatment, typhoid germ carriers and, berg, Bayern und Oesterreich, und die Washington, -new law as to marriage requires 293 Wehrftihigkeit der Tugend, mit besonderer medical examination for applioants, 35 Vacines in treatment of suppuration (S. Rilcksichtnahme auf die Anforderung an die Wassermann's reaction in general paralysis of Mallanah), 934 Marsch-fdhigkeit, rev., 145 the insane (J. Henderson Smith and J. P. Vaecinia, death from generalized, 1642 Voluntary aid detachments, 1570,1636; (lead- Candler). 198 VAcHER, F.: The Food Inspectors' Handbook; ing article on), 1636. See also Army, British Water filtration in Edinburgh, 1248 A Practical Guide for Medical Officers of Voluntary aid detachments and ambulance Water, oxide of iron in, 923, 1199 Health, Meat Inspectors, Army Officers, Stu- lectures. See Ambulance Water, ozone purification of, 1289 dents and'others, rev., 1159 Vomiting of bile after gastro-jejunostomy. Water supply of London (report by A. C. Valedictory letter, 106 See Gastro-jejunostomy Houston), 85; of Vatersay, 104: of Croydon. Value of practice, 1586 Vulva, cancer of. See CaAcer 345; for Western Valleys of Monmouthshire, Value of a share, 1387, 1586 Vulvar tumour. See Tumour 348, 1004; shortage of, in Swansea, 493; cer- Vanity Fair, wit and wisdom from (leading Vulvitis. leucoplakie, relation of to kraurosis tificate of a sufficient, 579; of Moonmouth- article), 1700; report of the case, 1723. See vulvae and carcinoma vulvae (Comyns shire, 1004; of Pontypool, 1004, 1378; of also Adams Berkeley and Victor Bonney), 1739 Glamorgan, 1824 VADON, ALFRED -1)., appointed J.P. for Water supply, review of books on, 553 county of Banff, 1831 Water in swimming baths. 1705 Varicose veins, operation for, 432 WATERS, H. G.: Colour-blind engine drivers VARIOT, D.: Depopulation of France, 1489 in France, 915 VAscmDE, N.: La !pathotogie de l'attention, Waters, mineral, radio-activity of, 172 rev., 1286 Waters, mineral, fraudulent manufacture of Vatersay, water supply of, 104 French, 1498 VAUCARE, Dr.: Formulaire moderne, rev., 1474 WATERSTON, DAvm: Reconstruction models VEIm: Light treatment, 1234 of the fetal pelvis, 680 Vein anaesthesia, 810 WATINS-PITCHFORD, WIFRED: Light, pig- Veins, varicose. See Varicose mentation and new growth, 442 Venereal diseases, review of books on, 206 W. WATsoN, B. P.: Early abortion and the Venezuela, vaccination in, 411, 430 anatomy of the ovum, 1751 Ventrifixation of uterus. See Uterus W.C. flushes, 923 Weakmindedness, simulated, 1C90 Verdict, a doubtful, 247 WADDELL, L. A.: Medical ,Turisprudence for Weaving sheds. See Sheds Vermiform appendix. See Appendix India, with Illustrative Cases, rev., 1160 WEBB, BEATRICE: Infant mortality in work- Vernet-les-Bains, Pyren6es Orientales (G. H. WADE, H.: Early abortion and the anatomy houses, 33. See also Poor Law report Brandt), 475 of the ovum, 1751 Week, 39.98.170, 225 291, 342, 409, 487, 568, 716, VERNON, BOWATER J., 1361 WAGGETT, Captain E. B.: Recruiting, 19; the 808, 901, 997, 1089, 1176, 1239, 1298, 1366, 1424, VERNON, H. M.: History of the Oxford gastroscope and its uses, 1195 1487,1566,1637,1701, 1766,1814; the Presidency Mseumu, rev., 1755 WAGGETT, JOHN, obituary notice of, 1445 of the Association,39; theAnnual Meeting, 39, VERNON, K. DOROTERA: History of the Oxford Waifs and Strays Society. See Society 103, 173, 1298 (of 1910) 1298, 1487; birthday Museum, rev., 1755 WAINWRIGHT, LENNOX: Saline infusion, 1264 honours, 39; Children Act and unqualified Veronal poisoning (H. Havelock Davies), 1154; WALDMDANN: Recognition of the wounded in practice, 40; psychological bases of oratory, case of, 1387 the field, 1290 40; Reading Pathological Society, 41; fatal Veronal, suieide from, 1320 Wales, special correspondence on, 109, 176, 237, poisoning bygases given off by ferro-silicon, Verruga, pathology of the blood in (Fleet 348, 416, 493. 817, 908, 1004, 1096, 1187, 1252, 42; medical testimony as to Christian Surgeon P. W. B3assett-Smith), 783 1308, 1378, 1575, 1647, 1775, 1824; health of Science, 42; hospitals and legacy duties, 43; VERSE, MAx: Ueber die Entstehung, den Bau schoolchildren(Monmouthshire),109; mussel auscultation of motor engines, 43; "The und das Wachstum der Polypen, Adenome poisoning, 176; University College, Aberyst- Gloucester Royal Infirmary," 43; Univer- und fKarzinome des Magen-Darmkanals, with, 237; remuneration of Poor Law sity of Birmingham, 98; University of rev., 392 appointments, 237; Cardiff Infirmary, 237, Bristol, 98, 229; University of Toronto, 99; Vertebra, cervical, dislocation of (Fleet 348, 909, 1308; Rhymney Valley sewerage, McGill University, Montreal, 99; murders at Surgeon Hill), 1795 237; Ebbw Vale dispute, 348; Swansea Hos- the Imperial Institute, 99; etiology of Vertebra, fracture dislocation of (Alexander pital, 348; water for Western Valleys, 348, malaria, 99; chronic typhoid carriers in the Bruce and David Wallace), 1408 1004 ; aformer Cardiffbacteriologist (William army, 100; the owl midge and Mediterra- Veru montanum. See Colliculus seminalis G. Savage), 348; Swansea lupus patients, nean fever; einematograph displays, 101; VERWORN, MAX: Allgemeine Physiologie en 348; Nursing Association, 349; presentation women and public health work, 101; the Grundriss der Lehre vom Leben, rev., 84 % to Dr. T. E. Richards, 349; West Wales Director - General I.M.S., 102; medical Vesical calculus. See Calculus Sanatorium, 416; shortage of water at automobilists and the Budget, 102; Veterinary College. See College Swansea, 493; Glamorgan annual report, traumatic appendicitis, 102; medical Veterinary Congress. See Congress 817; new university grants, 817; Cardiff men and the Workmen's Compensa- Victoria. cigarette smoking in, 1254; lunacy Medical School, 908; new wing of the Cardiff tion Act, 170; the blind antivivisectionist's in, annual report, 1809 Infirmary, 909, 1308; Merthyr housing, 909, dog, 171; proportional representation, 171; Vienna, poisonous capsules sent to officers in, 1188 ; Sanitary Inspectors' Association, 909 ; first aid in electrical injuries, 171; radio- 1524 Mr. E. J. Evatt, 910; Pontypool water activity of mineral waters, 172; the Medico- Vienna: special correspondence from, 47, 349, supply, 1004, 1378; Monmouthshire water Legal Society, 172; medicine in West Africa, 496, 725, 1005, 1084, 1311; manslaughter by an supply, 1004; Gowerton sewerage loan, 1004; 172; British Medical Association and its attendant in an asylum, 47; recreation Ebbw Vale house famine, 1004; Cardiff members, 225; President of the Royal grounds,47; erection of an accidentelinic, Health Committee, 1004; Swansea Sana- College of Surgeons of England, 226; disin- 47; post-graduate lectures in August and torium, 1096; medical inspection of school fection of books, 226; nurses' registration, September, 349; control of midwives, 349; children, 1187, 1252; the Barry Hospital, 227; royal appetites, 227; etiology of yellow disinfection in Vienna by the municipal 1188; inspection of meat at Cardiff, 1188 - fever, 228; radiography and ureteral calculi, works, 350; deaths of eminent physicians, housing difficulty in Monmouthshire, 1308 ; 228, 489; Lebanon Hospital for the Insane, 496; abnormalities of weather, 496; waln- asylum deadlock (Carmarthen), 1378; West 229; Scottish arctic expedition, 229; the ings as regards anaesthesia, 496; increasing African -Medical Staff Committee, 1378; King at the Orthopaedio Hospital, 291; consumption of meat, 725; professional housing and alcoholism, 1575; a house Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, Davos, 292, secrecy, 726; the Jubilee Hospital, 726; famine,1576; colliery ambulance car, 1576; 1091; National Temperance Ieague, 342; feeding with preserved human milk, 1005; the president of the South Wales Miners, Irish Medical Schools' and Graduates' Asac- dangers of celluloid, 1006; home for treat- Federation on the British Medical Associa- ciation, 343; a mental hospital for London, ment of lupus patients in, 1084; threatened tion, 1647; epidemic of malignant measles, 343; Sixteenth International Congress of strike of hospital residents, 1311; the winter 1775; cottage hospital at Aberbargoed, 1824; Medicine, 343, Leeds Health Congress, 343; term, 1311; the dispute between dental Glamorgan water supply, 1824 British Pharmaceutical Conference, 343; an surgeons and dentists, 1311 Wales, the National Library of, 241 ophthalmological congress, 344; the opium TH3c BitiTisn -1 INDEX.' 40. MZDICAL JOUBNAL j DC 25, -19C9 4~ 9 EIA NEX [DEC., 5.1C question; 344; secret remedies, 409,1368, 1569, of the doctsr, 1567; -abonesetter's cure, rstate of medical education., necessary re- 1701; Professor. Pfltiger,: 409; sanitation in vie£15C8; simplicity in surgery, 1568; a gallant *forms and the Queen's University, Belfast, West Africa, 409;lingual analgesia in tabes, deed, -treatmentgof sleeping sickness, 249; leading article on, 275; presentsa c6iy 409;teleology, 410; a premium onfecundity, Illuminating1566 Engineering Societyan1569; of his work, The Practice and Theory of 410;vaecination in Venezuela, 411; medical te1560;tuberculosisexhibitione 1570; Edlinburghand Medicine, to every member of the Associa- terms in the New English Dictionary, 411, St. 1570; Volunteer Aid Detach- tion present at the Annual Meeting in 1179;a&case of viperbite; 412 ; the fighting ments,Andresws,1570; studyof childhood, 1570; demon- Belfast, 338 at Teheran, 412; sleeping sickness, 412; stration meeting, 1637;'schoolof,1the Col- WHITTAKER, Sir THOMAS: Economic effects of William Mitchell B8nks Memorial Lecture, l lege of Surgeons in Ireland, 1638; -Duke production and consumnption of alcohol. 413; the Barnato bequest, 413; invasion, 487; Karl Theodor of Bavara1638;138aetxemptioio 395 business in the Houee of Commgns,, 488; at examinations, 1638; charity and the Poor Whooping-cough, the microbe of (Professor prescriber anddispenser,488; a blameless L3 W inSrctlsnid, 1639; nurses" registration, Bordet), 106;- discussion, 1064 bonesetter. 488; early treatment of insanity, 1639; a tuberculosis preventorium"11640; Whooping-cough, oxygen inhalations in, 517 489; radiography,and peri-ureteral phlebo- vaccination in workhouses,i 1640; the Royal Who's Who and Who's Who YSarbook, rev.; liths, 489; the trachoma question, 490' the Society, 1641; appointment of Registranr- 1759 coroner's jurisdiction, 490; increased direct General for Ireland, 1641: scouting quinsey, WICKHAM, Louis: Radium and radiotherapy representation, 568; physical exercises in 1641; International Medialr Congress in in skin disease, 444,1234; is radium a cure elementary schools, 569; Irish industries London-in 1913, 1642; Resea'rch Defence- for cancer?1748 and consumption, 569;the Territorials'on Society, 1702;icnsaniity lain ndon, 1702; WIDMARK, J.: Mitteilungen aus der Augen- Salisbury Plain, 570; liability of hospitals, College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 1703; klinik des Carolinischen Medico-Chirur- 571; a fresh rival forgeneral practitioners, the soldier's kit, 1703; botanical, labora- giechen Institutes. zuz Stockholm, rev., 571; properties of the cancer cell, 571; tories, University College, London, 1704; 1620 death of Dr. Radcliffe Crocker, 571; cholera Bombay Medical Congress, 1909,1704;wState WILCOX, JOZEAU, AND Co. a warning from', in Holland, 571, 719; obstruction of medical registration of nurses. 1705; water in swim- 1508 * organization of the Territorial Force, 216,; ming baths, 1705; the coming general elec- ROBERT B.: Case of acanthosis assistant school medical officer in Scotland, tion, 1705. 1772; secret remedies in South WILD,nigricans, 547 716; guardians and operations, 717: Royal Africa, 1766; Adams v. Vanity Fair and WILDING, WALTER, and Christian Science, 42 Commission on Tuberculosis in Quebec, others, 1767; King Edward's Hospital Fund WILEY: Milk-supplies, 1289 717; fulguration in carcer, 717; endow- for London, 1768; Tiny Town, 1768; health WILKIN, GRIFFITH -C.: Medical treatment of ment of the Pasteur Institute, 718; sana- of the army (1908),1769; treatment of school school children, 356 torium treatment and insurance against children in Hampstead. 1769; Sir Alfred WILKINSON, GEORGE: Separation of thoe tuberculosis, 718; Polar expeditions, 718; Jones, 1770; Quensland University, 1770; lateral cartilages of nose, 1534 International Dental Congress, Berlin, 719; prize for a cure of consumption, 1771t-Dr. WILKINSON, JAMEs B.: Spontaneousp08t- Housing and Town Planning Bill, 719, 997, Ludwig Mond, 1771; medical service of the mortem delivery, 1406 1367; clinical teaching, 808; professional navy, 177l; football casualties in America, WILKS, Sir SAMUEL: Hermaphroditism, 48 advertising, 808; workmen's compensation 1772; Medical Service, Territorial Force, May marriages, 164; vivisection and the in France, 809; Osborne, report, 809; vein 1772; Nobel prize, 1772; Edinburgh College aurora borealis,300 anaesthesia, 810; placenta praevia in private of 1814; Charles Graham Besearch WILLCOX, W. H.: Inoculation treatment of practice, 810; Ernst von Bergmann, 811; Fund,Surgeon1s,1815; doctor's life-in the East End, pneumonia, 1050 colour-blind engine drivers in France, 811; 1816; motherhood in China, 1816; Mendelian WILLIAMs, A. D.: The profession and the poisonous hair washes. 812; doctors and the heredity, 1817; a new speciality, 1817;sca- State, 110, 1438 death duties, 901; court-martial on a fleet sickness,1188;s*hool dental -clinic for WILLIAMS. C. TREODORE: The infection of surgeon, 901, 1089; Professor John Cleland, London, 1818; death of the Hon. A. Gordon, consumption, 433 901; relations of ophthalmology and medi- 1818 WILLIAMS, D. J.: Hercules andth} cine, 902; ophthalmology of the Pharaohs, Dr.., death of, 1654 wagoner," 189 902; meebanism of motor fatalities, 902; WELHER,WEILL: Oxygen inhalations in whooping- WILLIAMS, Sir John: The National Library of Indian indigenous drugs, 903; sleeping sick- 517 Wales, 241 L - ness, 903; the sequelae of meningitis, 903; WEINBERG,.Ncough, SIEGFRIED: Uber den Einfluss des WILLIAMS, J. PRICE: Fasting prisoners and frequency of tuberculosis in childhood, 904; Geschlechtsfunktionen auf die 5eibliche compulsory feeding, 1192 fasting prisoners andcompulsoryfeeding, 997, KriminalitEit, rev., 553 WILLIAMS, OWENT.: Influence of unsatu- 1089; sanitary condition of Gravesezid, 998; WELcH, FREDERIcEgD.: Ruptured basilar rated fatty acids in tuberculosis, 1120 Liverpool School of TropicalMIedicine, 998; artery, profuse frothing from mouth and WILLIAMS, PATRICK WATSON:. Latent infec- Cardiff Medical School, 999; pathology of the nose. 504 tions by the diphtheria bacillus, 517 tramp, 999; results of cataract extraction; WELLINGTON, R. HENSLOWE: Forensic medi- WILLIAMs, RALPH P.: Open-ar recovery 1030; rights of medical witnesses, 1089, cine and coroner's law, 1446 schools, 1534 cultivation of medicinal plants, 1090; simu- WELLs, A. P. L.: Lymphosarcoma1of lacrmal WILLIAMS, R. STENHOUSE: Effect on the lated weak-mindedness, 1090; infectious risks gland, 1752 growth of micro-organisms of different per- at health resorts, 1091; drug cures for drug 'WELLS JOHN HERBERT, obituary notice of, centages of oxygen, 873 habits, 1091; demonstrations at the Royal 1322 WILLIAMS, STANLEY: "Gentlewoman sur- College of Surgeons, 1091; insurance. motor Wemyss, gift of a hospital to, 724 geon," 274 and other, 1176, 1370; how many patients Wens, a cure for, 1324 WILLIAMS, Tom A.: Treatment of tabesdor- should be seen in a day? 1177; ultimate Wertheim's operation (E. Hastings Tweedy), salis, 851 results of surgical treatment of gastric 1534; (Dr. Donald), 1676 WILLIAMS, WATSON: Radical frontal sinus ulcer, 1178; simulation of foreign bodies, A. WLLIAM: London hospitals and operation, 1152 1178; pre-albuminuric retinitis, 1178; sup- WEST,cschool children, 1582o WILLIAMSON, G. A.: Is ponos kala-azar? pression of the mosquito, 1179; flies as car- WEST, SAMUEL: Diseases of the Organs of 781 riers of infection, 1180; blindness in Egypt, Re8piration, rev., 270; address as President WILLIAMSON, HERBERT: A Guide to th,. Stvdy 1180; the proceedings of the Annual Meeting, of the Medical Society of London, 1155 of the Specimens in the Sections of Obstetrics 1909, 1181; Home Rule for. London, 1239, 1299; West Africa, sanitation in, 409. 421 antd Gynaecology in the Museutm of St. Asylum Officers' Superannuation Bill, 1239, West African Medical Staff, 160, 172, 224, 1242, Bartholomew's Hospital, rev., 1287 1566; milchCows and scarle. fever, 1239; 1378; report of Departmental Committee, WILLIAMsoN, R. T.: Geographical distribu- public masters and medical servants, 1240; 160, 172, 1242 ; leading article on, 224; tion of diabetes mellitus, 807; The Articles Christian Science and spiritual healing, Advisory Committee appointed, 1242; Mr. of Food Suitable for Diabetic Patients, rev., 1241; new laboratories at the London Hos- A. Fiddian appointed secretary, 1378 1413 pital, 1241; insanity and crime, 1241; West West Ham, coal smoke in, 813; housing in, WILLMORE, J. GRAHAM Etiology of dys- African Medical Staff, 1242; dentists and 1093 entery, 862, 1290 anaesthetists, 1242; commercial philan- West Indies, health progress in, 112; plague WILMO3, ALFRED EDWARD, obituary notice of, thropy (radium factory opened), 1243; ap- in, 1100 183 pendicitis and helminthiasis, 1243; multi- West Yorkshire. See Yorkshire WILSON, CLAUDE: Diet during severeexercise, plication of spiroebaetes. 1244 the power of WESTMACOTT, FRED. HIBBERT, appointed 1825 little things, 1244; diplopia and colour Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hos- WILSON,.. A., accepts post of medical officer vision, 1244; what is a proprietary remedy? pital of St. Jobn of Jerusalem, 333 to Captain Scott's South Pole Expedition, 1298; the ultra-microscope, 1299; action We3t Riding,' Poor-Law administration in, 904 of sun baths, 1300; health of armies, 1300; 1252. See also Yorkshire WILSON, GARRICK: Cervical rib, 1534; man mouth-washes, 1300; malaria in Italy, 1301- WEYGANDT: Imbecility, 1233 with a hardmass, 1534 lnternational Hygiene Exhibition, 1301; the WHILLIS, S. S.: Mastoid abscess, 1284 WILSON, HORACE: The University and the mind as a therapeutic agent. 1366; body, Whiskv, report of Royal Commission, 399,407; medical schools of London, 1256; home rule soul, and spirit (the King at Queen Square whisky, 399; historical, 399; manufacture, for London, 1384 Hospital for Epilepsy and Paralysis), 1366; 399; analyses of whisky, 400; medical, 400; WILSON, THOMAS: Treatment of the graver amendment of the Midwives Act, 1367- blending, 402;- conclusions as to processes, forms of puerperal sepsis, 1037 research and higher education in London. 402; declarations. 402; brandy, 402; rum, 403; WILSON, T. STACEY: Pain in mucous colitis 1368; mine rescues, 1368; British Medical gin, 403; Geneva (Hollands), 403; liqueurs, and in irritable states of the colon in general, Benevolent Fund Guild, 1369; Dr. Rayner of 403; legislative action, 403; leading article 73 Stockport, 1369; Professor Osler on the on, 407 WILSON, W. JAMES: On heterologous agglu- history of medicine, 1370; ether day at Whitaker's Alntanack, rev., 1759 tinins, 866 Boston, 1370; Tuberculosis Conference at WHITE, EDMUND:Pharmcopedia, rev., 1620 WINCKWORTH, H. C., decoration conferredi Oxford, 1370; income-tax assessments, 1424; WHITE, SINCLAIR, elected President of the upon by the King of Italy, 1788 the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1424; cen- British Medical Association, 39; presenta- WINDLE, BERTRAM: Appreciation of Alexander tenary of Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1425; the tion to, 281; resection of lower jaw for Fraser, 4k4 doctor as a social force, 1425; compulsory sarcoma, 1408; employment of silver wire to WINKWORTH, C. E. W.: Twitching 'of legs, operations, 1426; lunacy administration in bridge the gap after resection of a portion of 580 Australia. 1426; lice and liberty, 1427; new the lower jaw, 1525 WINIWORTH, W. B.: The pupils in apical universities and old, 1427; autan disinfec- WHITE, W. HALE: Common Affections of the pneumonia. 300 tion, 1428; a bedroom disease (consumption), Liver, rev., 21; Hon M.D.Dublin conferred WINTER, GEORG: Textbook of Gynaecological 1428; fruits of animal experimentation, upon, 115.; pneumococcal colitis. 1470 Diagnosis, 318 1487; colds and the hardening process, WHITEFORD, C. HAMILTON: Treatment of the 'Wire, silver, employment of to bridge gaIp 1488; the poisons of cancer, 1488; small intestine in operations for intestinal after resection of a portion of the lower jaw dying declarations, 1489; depopulation ot obstruction, 746 (Sinclair White), 1525 France, 1489; mortality from diabetes in WHITEFORD, JAMES, jubilee of. 1777 Wisconsin, Pasteur institute to be establishedL town and country, 1489: art and science, WHITEHEAD, A. L.: Mastoid disease, 1678 in, 183 1490; Tasmania crania, 1490; x-ray treat- WHITEHEAD, H. R.. C.B. conferred upan, 40_ 'WISE, A. WILLIAM: London hospitals and ment of ringworm, 1490; Dr. Garvin of Whitehead's operation for haemorrboidls (E. school children, 1384 Colombo, 1491; Sir William Thomson, 1491; Stanmore Bishop), 1275 Wishaw. school for defective child in, 908 crime in England and Wales. 1491; dietetics WHTING, ARTHUR J.: 1Peroneal type of mus- Wit and wisdom from Vanity Fair. Ece and hygienw for consumptives. 1491; hoq- culsr atrophy, 1114 Vanitv Fair pital abuise in Hcotland. 1566; British WHITLA, Sir WILLIAM: President's address: WOHLGEMUTH, H.: Traumatic appendiciltis, Natural History Muxeum, 1565; an outside Belfast Medical School, a survey of the 102 [ THE BRmfits Du. 25, i909g1 INDEX. I MzmCkx JOURNAL 4I VOLFF, MAx: Value of the screen in diagnosi Wounded in the field, recognition of, 12B9W *-< Yorkshire, special correspondence from, 46; of internal diseases, 25 Wounded under the Moghul Emperors and 175, 573, 1251, 1304, 1377. 1432, 1646; medical WoLrj-EiSNEP, A.: Frilhdiagnose und Taber King Edward VII, Emperor of India, con- officership at Eastby Sanatorium, 46; Brad- lUIlose-IMimst4t, rev., 269 trast between the treatment of (Colonel ford education meeVaI officer's report, 175, WOPn"t, B.: Schemata ffur Augenmus T. H. Hendley), 374; discussion on, 377 Bradford municipal s z,atorium, 573; Brad- keWdlehwgen, rev., 796 WRAY, CHAs.: Arsenic in locomotor ataxy, ford fever hospital extension, 573' proposed Women, admission of to the Royal College o 204 new infirmary for Bradford, 573; Bradford SuImn, 230. 905; queston in Parliament WRAY, G. G.: Treatment of post-operative hospitals, 1251, 1377; Poor Law administra- shock by pituitary extract, 1745 tion in the West Riding, 1252; Skipton and Women, alcoholism in, 1824 WwREFOD, J., letter of thanks from, 60 phthisis, 1252; St. Luke's Day service in Women doctors and Manchester Royal Infir WmGHT, Sir ALjsoTH: Introductory remarks Bradford, 1252; after-care of sanatorium mary, 1710, 1774, 1822. Bee also In1irmary as President of Section of Haematology and patIents, 1304; dinner of Yorkshire graduates Women, high specific gravity of urine in Vaccine Therapy, 528 of Edinburgh University, 1377; dinner of the healthy (Herbert French). 653; correspond WRIGHT, F. W.: Repetition of prescriptions, Huddersfield Medical Society, 1377; Sir ence on, 924 1324 Titus Salt's Hospital, Saltaire, 1432; work- Women, london School of Medicine for. See Wrinkles, facial, and character expression men's compensation and anthrax infection, London and Hospital, Royal Free (Wm. Ainslie Hollis), 742 1432; school medical officer as certifying Women Pharmacists' Association. See Asso- Writers' and Artists' Year Book, rev., 1759 factory surgeon, 1646; barbers and tinea ciation WYNNE, F. E.: Case of entrospasm simulating sycosis, 1646; the diminishing birth-rate Women and public health work, 101 acute obstruction, 515; prescriber and dis- (Bishop of Ripon), 1646 Women's voluntary detachments, 908 penser, 1714 YOUNG, E. PARKER: Cocaine in parturition, WOOD, CAsEY A.: System of Ophthahnic WYNNE, J. DARLEY: Connexion between cattle 431 Therapetics, rev., 148 fairs and tuberculosis in Ireland, 527 YOUNG, M. C. W.: Protozoan origin of tumours, WOOD. C. G. Russ: Treatment of some 868 chronic inflammations of the eye, 202 YOUNG, PETER ALEXANDER, obituary notice WOOD,I. B.: Mendelian heredity, 1817 of, 117 WOOD. T. OUTTxR0soN Introductory remarks YOUNG, W. J.: Placenta praevia in private as President of Section of Psychorogical practice, 917 Medicine, 655 WOODS, R. H.: Case of extirpation of the larynx flitted with a new vocalizing appa- X. ratus, 1138 WooDwMAD, Miss: Pernicious anaemia, 1755 X-ray carcinoma (C. W. Rowntree). 862 Wool, pure animal, use of in medical and X-ray diagnosis (A. C. Jordan), 1469 surgical work (Norman Porritt), 1673 X-ray diagnosis of qrenal calculus (L. A. Workers in textile industries, 117 Rowden), 1677 Workhouse, Hinckley, the sick poor in, 572 X-ray outfits and accessories, 154,1324 Workhouse hospital patients and pensions, X-ray treatment of ringworm (R. Higham 572 Cooper), 454; discussion, 454; note on, 1490 z Workhouse nursing and administration, 1445 X-ray work and unqualified operators, 422 Workhouse, Poplar, death in, 230 X rays in gynaecology (E. B. Hazleton), 461. Zanzibar, plague in, 1100 Workhouses, infant mortality in. See Mor- See also Light, Radiography, Roentgen ZERNIX, F.: Secret remedies and proprietary tality XYLANDER: Disinfection of books, 226 preparations, 1264 Working classes, care of eyes among (leading ZEROS, SxEvos: Surgical treatment of pul- article), 899 monary phthisis, 1164 Workman, injured, examination of, 502 ZIRCLARA, THo1AsIN voN: The Italian Workmen, lavatory accommodation for, 1093 Guest, an old treatise on German manners, Workmen's compensation in France, 809 1693 Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act ZOPF, F. W., death of, 183 Workmen's compensation cases. See Act Y. Zotos, composition of, 1419 Workmen's compensation statistics for 1908, ZWAARDEMAHER, Professor: ADplication of 1293 Year Books, rev., 47,1759 the doctrine of the phases and the methods Wound, gunshot, case of (Douglas J. Guthrie), YELP, R. E.: Cerebro-spinal fever, 1799 of thermo-dynamics to physiol Dgy, 801; 986 Yellow fever. See Fever experimental phonesis, 1289 ,.P c. x-gog o s ZU= im " ULtvgwlTB, 43

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Daniel John Cunzsingha4 facing *...... 1 The Gatrscepe and its Uaes (Hery S. Souttar and Theodore Radiogmphy and Cystcoy iru Tuberculous Kidney (C. Hurry Thompson), facing 846 Fenwick), facing 16{ Sir Victor Horsley's Li-nacs Lecture: Te JPunon 4d ttb Presest Position of the Neurone Doctrine in Relation t Nlure. Pl ogaled Motor Area ofthe Brain (Fnour ) ...121.. 122,1;, 124 pathology (F. W Mbtt), ..acing I3. 1.W5

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PAGE TheS"tm -in PAGE ed John Cunningha...s ., ... facing 1 Tfhe -k4tozin hezropaia (A. Frenl Dion) 117Rur Figurs) Thomas Linacre ...... 125 682. 673 Alexander Fraser ...... 423 Mchanics of 4e t ;(XWbert emr AWmes4picer) (Ilodel 575 and Sixs Figur) ,...... SE Henry Radcliffe Crocker ...... 729 Sir Stephen Mlackenzie ... Otrueture amd Functions of the Pancroes (J. Stsicklsi*1 Gd *733 and H. G. Earle) (Four Figures) ... .,. ... ^.. 683 Thomasi Bridgwater ...... 825 0n the Cervical Pleura (J. S. Dickey) (Four Figures) .. ... 690 Sir Thomas Smith ...... 1108 Discharge of Sewage Effluents into Tidal Waters (Henry Q'0ieil John Milson Rhodes ...... 1101 (Six Figures) ...... 692, 693 Sir William Thomson ...... 1503 Royal University Building, Budapest ...... 706 Henry Hugh ...... Clutton ...... 1504 Statute of Semmelwels, in the Ergebet-ieren ... 707 Robert Marcus Gunn ...... 1719 The Royal Palace, Budapest ...... 708 Charles Robert Bell Keetley ...... 1721 The Drawings of William Blake ...... 710 W. B. Ran3om ...... 1785 A Urethral Dilator ...... 712 Surgical Treatment of Rheumatoid Joint Affections (Robert Syringomyelia (Sacro-lumbar type) occurring in a Brother and Jones) (Nine Figures) ...... 4, 5 Sister (J. Michell Clarke and E. W. Hey Groves) (Eight Two Cases of Osteitis Deformans (R. Manwaring White) (Six Figures) ...... 737, 738, 739, 740 Figures) ...... 12,13 Facial Wrinkles and Character Expression (Wm. Ainslie Hollis) Danger of Plated Instruments in Ophthalmic Operation's (Seven Figures) ...... 742, 743 (W. C. Rockliffe) ...... 15 Case of Multiple Plexiform Neuroma Associated with Brown Pig- Value of Expert Radiography and Cystoscopy in Detection of mentation of the Overlying Skin (Cecil E. Reynolds) ... 745 Obsolesced Tubercle of Kidney (E. Hurry Fenwick) (Two Myxosarcoma of the Prostate in a Child (G. H. Edington) ... 755 Figures and Special Plate) ...... 16,17 A Guardian of the Peace ...... Case of Madelung's Deformity (Alex. MacLennan) (Two Figures)... 760 ...... 26 Two Cases of Median Hare-lip (R. C. Belfast Harbour ...... Dun) (Two Figures) ... 761 26 Bronchial Spirochaetosis (Aldo Castellani) ...... 782 Keel of a Fifty Thousand Ton Steamer., Messrs Harland and the Blood in Wolff's ...... 27 Pathology of Verruga (P. W. Bassett-Smith) (Five Launch at Messrs. Harland and Wolff's ...... 27 Figures) ...... 783, 784 The Gastroscope and its Uses (Henry S. Souttar and Theodore Cromleach or Druid's Altar, Giant's Ring, near Belfast ... 28 Thompson) (Three Figures) 844,845, and Special Plate facing... 846 Cottage on Cave Hill, Belfast ...... 28 Hourglass Contraction of the Stomach (A. Gordon Gullan) ... 847 The Cliff Path, The Gobbins, County Antrim ... 29 Tic " Douloureux (Purves Stewart) (Three Figures) ... 848, 849 Belfast Lough One Design " Boat, Class 3 ...... 29 Pathology of Innocent Goitre (Helen Chambers) (Thirteen Diagnosis and Operative Treatment of Chronic Gastric and Figures) .;...... 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Duodenal Ulcer (David Drummond and Rutherford Morison) Absence of Altmann's Granules from Cells of Malignant New (Seven Figures) ...... 70, 71, 72 Growths (Henry Beckton) (Three Figures) ...... 861 Oesophageal Diverticulum (William Taylor) ...... 193 Protozoan Origin of Tumours (W. Ford Robertson and M. C. W. Common Types of Sore Throat (A. Stanley Green) (Two Figures)... 197 Young) (Seven Figures) ...... 869, 870, 871 Instruments for Gastro-enterostomy and Cholecystostomy (Three Simple Method of Treating Certain Fractures of the Mandible Figures) ...... 208 (H. P. Pickerill) ...... 882 Monument to Dr. Innes, Dufftown ...... 210 Double Cervical Rib (Robert Donaldson) ...... 931 Congenital Malformations of Palate. Face, and Neck (Arthur Total Enucleation of Prostate (P. J. Freyer) ...... 965 Keith) (ThirtyFigures) 311,312.313,364. 365, 366, 367, 438, 439, 440, 441 Diaphragm Test for Binocular Vision and its Disorders Double (N. Bishop Filigree Operationfor the Radical Cure of Inguinal Hernia Harman) ...... 985 (Lawrie MeGavin) (Fifteen Figures) ... 358, 359, 360, 361, 362 Case of Gunshot Wound (Douglas J. Guthrie) (Two Figures) ... 686 Radium and Radiotherapy in Skin Disease (Louis Wickham) Ovarian Tumour, Clinically Malignant, Arising from the Over- (Four Figures) ...... 446, 447 growth of Lutein Cells Case of (Smallwood Savage) (Three Figures) ... 1033 Cutaneous Actinomycosis (S. W. Allworthy ...... 453 Dystocia due to Ventrifixation of Uterus (Murdoch Cameron) ... 1036 Crescendo Murmur of Mitral Stenosis (E. M. Brockbank) (Five Treatment of Pneumonia by Inoculation (W. H. Willcox and W. Figures) ...... 511, 512, 513 Parry Morgan) (Charts) ...... 1052,1053,1054 Case of Enterospasm Simulating Acute Obstruction (F. E. Wynne The Index L. and F. P. Sturm) ...... 515 Antitryptic (F. Golla) ...... 1058 Achondroplasia in a Chinaman (Gordon Moir) (Three Figures) ... 516 Club-Foot (Robert Jones) (Four Figures) ...... 1066 Case of " Dercum's Disease " (G. McMullan) (Two Figures) ... Club-Foot (A. H. Tubby) (Nine Figures) ...... 1071 517 Peroneal Type of Muscular Atrophy (J. Rutherford Halliday and Cattle Fairs and Tuberculosis in Ireland (J. Darley Wynne) ... 527 Arthur J. Whiting) (Four ... Figures) ...... 1115, 1116 Acanthosis Nigricans (Robert B. Wild) ...... 548 Case of Chronic Infantile Paralysis of Ten Years' Standing:- Acanthosis Nigricans (George St. George and G. Monerieff Treatment: Result (Francis Hernaman -Johnson) (Five Melville) ...... 549 Figures) ...... 1118, 1119 Continuous Proctoclysis (Herbert J. Paterson) ...... 550 Direct Vision Operating Laryngoscope (William Hill) ...... 1152 Oriental Sore of Northern India (Captain R. Markham Carter) Origin of the Presystolic Murmur (Alfred E. Cohn) ...... 1153 (Four Figures) ...... 648 Case of Severe Cancrum Oris: Recovery with Slight Disfiguration Mongolian Imbecility (G. E. Shuttleworth) (Six Figures) 662, 663 (Reported by Charles McNeil) (Two Figures) ...... 1155 THs BRITisH 1 44 ,MDICAL JOURNAL J INDEX TO ItUSTRATIONS. [DEC. 25, .I90Q. f- PAGE PAGE College of Physicians, Philadelphia(W. W. Keen) (Two Figures) 1161,1162 St. Bartholomew's Hospital ...... 1545 Hospital ...... 1545 Cancer in New Zealand (P. W. Hislop and P. Clennell Fenwick) ... 1224 Pathological Department, St. Bartholomew's de PAris Figures) Garrould's Zymotic Face Protector ...... 1232 Miracles of the Deacon (Seventeen 1548, 1550, 1551, 1552, 1553; 1554, 1625, 1626, 1627 Vulcanizers for Repair of Tyres ... .,...... 1235 Hernia of the Uterus in Men and Women (John Bland-Sutton) The Pituitary Body (W. Blair Bell) (Six Figures) ... 1609,1610,1611 W. Bassett-Smith) .. ... 1614 (Five Figures) ...... 1266,1267,1268 Kala-azar in the Fdr East (P. Increase of the Haemolytic Power of Serums (D. Embleton and Double-action Alar Tourniquet ...... ,. ... 1621 H. Batty Shaw) ...... 1269 London Hospital, Main Front Buildings ...... 1622 An Obstetric Tackle (Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh L. Donovan) ... 1288 Finsen Light Department, London Hospital Bacteriology and Vaccine Therapy of Common Colds (C. H. Wills Library and Physiological Department, Guy's Hospital Benham) (Three Figures) ...... 1338,1339 Medical School ...... 1623 Cases of Injury and Disease of the Eye (reported by W. Sidney Bay of the Gordon Museum, Guy's Hospital Medical School ... 1624 Sweet) (Tbree Figures) ...... 1344, 1345 Fracture of the Tuberosity of the Humerus by Muscular All-metal Inhaler with Adjustable Airway ...... 1351 Violence (A. P. Gibbons) ...... 1674

A New Spray ...... 1351 Pedunculated Anal Tumour (L. D. Parsons) ...... 1675

Retractor for use in Excision of the Lacrymal Sac ...... 1352 PlIn of Arrangement of Specimens of Odontology in the Royal Present Position of the Neurone Doctrine in Relation to Neuro- College of Surgeons ...... 1687 Pathology (F. W. Mott) (Seven Figures) 1389,1390,1392,1393 Berthelot Street, St. Peter-Port, Guernsey 1695

General Spinal Analgesia (Thomas Jonnesco) (Five Figures) Saints' Bay, Guernsey ...... 1695 1396, 1397, 1398, 1399, 1400 Harbour, St. Peter-Port, Guernsey ...... 1695' Invalid Carriage ...... 1414 Rocquaine Bay, Guernsey ...... 1695 Adenoid Curette ...... 1414 New South,Quay, Alderney ...... 1696 Rupture of Membranes and Laceration of Cervix (Stanley Colyer) St. Catherine's Bay, Jersey ...... 1696 (Three Figures) ...... 1456, 1457 Corbiere Lighthouse, Jersey ...... 1696 Blood Tight Uterus and Involution (0. Nepean Longridge) ... 1460 Map of Channel Islands ...... 1697 Lymphangioplasty for Solid Oedema (A. B. Mitchell) (Two 1719 Robert Marcus Gunn ...... Figures) ...... 1462 Charles Robert Bell Keetley ...... 1721 Simple Suture and Ligature Spool Attachment 1475 Leucoplakic Vulvitis and its. Relation to Kraurosis Vulvae and A Feeding Bottle ...... 1475 Carcinoma Vulvae (Comyns Berkeley and Victor Bonney) Sir William Thomson ...... 1503 (Eight Figures) ...... 1740, 1741,1742,1743

.. ... Henry Hugh Clutton ... .. 1504 New Colour-PerceptionSpectrometer (F. W. Edridge-Green) (Three Oxygen Generator and Inhaler (Leonard Hill) (Four Figures) 1522,1523 Figures) ...... 1744, 1745

Fracture of Radius treated by Early Massage and Movement Inversion of Appendix and Caecum (W. J. Greer) (Two Figures) ... 1746 (J. P. Hastings) ...... 1524 W. B. Ransom ...... 1785 Silver Wire after Resection of Lower Jaw (Sinclair White) (Three Bodies from Oesophagus by Means of Figures) ...... 1525 Removal of Foreign Biruning's Direct Oesophagoscope (J. Gay French) (Three Case of " Giant Feet " (Howard Stevenson) (Two Figures) 1526 Figures) ...... 1794,1795 Case of Acanthosis Nigricans (under the care of Norman Walker. reported by T. S. McIntosh) (Four Figures) 1530,1531,1532 Pituitary Extract ...... , ...... 180 The House of the Association in the Strand 1543 Combined Ordinary and Nasal Apparatus for Administering University College Hospital 1544 Nitrous Oxide (Two Figures) ...... 1805,1806. University College Medical School 1544 Hercules Meat Press ...... 1806

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Printed and Published by the British M'dioal Association at their Off0c3, No. 42), S*rand, in the Parish of St. Mart'n-in-the-Fields, in the County of Middlesex. 1798 KRJOU3JAL I MEMORANDA. rDEC. 25,4 I of the former as being equally applicable. Probably both clear out the cavities and crevices after eating. In this factors are often present. way probably the bacillus was introduced, and, being of (d) The paralysis of the bladder and loss of the power an anaerobic nature, throve amidst the many aerobic of micturition are constant, and occur in cases so slight micro-organisms which infested the tooth cavities andi that it is practically the only symptom calling for atten- gums. tion. I have had patients walk up to hospital for Pensilva, Cornwall. JOS. WM. GILL, M.D., D.P.H. catheterization. Why this centre should be attacked so early and constantly is a problem I have failed to solve, more especially as. the lumbar enlargement of the cord THE DIAGNOSIS OF DIPHTHERIA. does not show nearly so much damage as higher up. THB following two cases may be interesting, both to the' (e) The apparent point of -selection for the most striking bacteriologist and the general practitioner: lesions of this disease is in the cervical portion of the On October 24th I was called to see a boy, aged 4, spinal cord. The part of the cord where all the large who had been sick and feverish through the night. The, haemorrhages were found without exception could be attack evidently came on suddenly with vomiting. His. covered by three cervical vertebrae. Even in the cases in temperature at the time of examination was 100.40 F. wh;ich apparently the disintegration of the nervous and the pulse 110; the tongue was coated and he was substance was the chief lesion, and, no large blood slightly flushed. The history suggested a gastro-intestina) effasions occurred, this portion of the cord showed attack. I made inquiries as to sore throat, but did not the curious teased appearance more plainly than make an examination, as he said his throat did not hurt. ay other. Why such is the case is a problem for him, and there were no glands to be felt. On the anatomists 'and physiologists. I can only make two following morning I found the temperature still 1000 F, modest suggestions: First, the comparatively large size though the boy looked better. He still denied having a- and great mobility of the spinal canal at this point. sore throat, but on examining it I found a characteristic Secondly-and this is a mere bow drawn at a. venture- yellowish-white slough on the right tonsil and two or three' this portion of the cord is movable in the metal helmet of small discrete patches on the left tonsil. The remainder of the diver, the rest being covered by the rubber dress the fauces was clear but congested. I administered 3,500> closely pressed to the body by the water pressure. Theo. units of antitoxin about noon and took a swab of the retically, there should be nothing to choose from the throat. I then learnt that his. brother, aged 10, had slept. pressure point of view. Is there anything in the move- with him on the night of October 23rd, and as he was. ment? It must be remembered that a diver's dress at going to school, I took a swab of his throat also, althougl a great depth precludes bending the back beyond a very he was apparently in perfect health. At about 7 p.m. the' slight degree. same evening the younger child's temperature was 101.60 F., but the membrane seemed somewhat less. Next morning the temperature Was normal and the throat. almost dlear. The bacteriological report was negative in the case of tEnutrtuxUa:. the younger boy and positive in the case of the elder. Thinking that there might possibly have been some mis- MEDICAL. SURGICAr. OBSTETRICAL. take, or that the swab was not properly applied, I took another of the younger boy on October 26th, but this too. A CASE OF TETANUS. proved to be negative. On October 27th a swab was taken ON October 15th I was called to see a married woman from the elder boy and it was still positive. No anti- aged 20, who was suffering from inability to open her septic had been used in either case, and. there was no. mouth. She had been married over fifteen months, and other known case from which the elder boy might have' had had one child, in February, 1909. On my arrival she been infected. I have perfect confidence in the bacteri- was up, and apparently not suffering to any alarming ologist. extent. After careful inquiry and examination I was The question naturally arises whether the younger boy obliged to abandon any history of accident, as she was was suffering from a genuine attack of diphtheria, and iif positive that she had not within the last month hurt not, what was the source of infection in the elder. herself in any way. Her mother-in-law, however, told me G. E. LLOYD, M.B., B.S.Durh. that ten days previously she had what was considered to Corbridge, Northumberland. be a miscarriage; she had missed two periods, and the diseharge occurred on the date of the third period. She had, however, quite got over this, and the day before my visit I had seen her out walking. There was no vaginal discharge, nor any sign of injury. Her jaws could be separated slightly. All her teeth were very carious, and ON the smell from the mouth was most unpleasant. I MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTICE IN THB thought possibly this trismus was due to irritation from the teeth, and the fact that the wisdom teeth were uncut HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS OF THE favoured this opinion. There was pain in the back from BRITISH EMPIRE. the nape downwards. The pulse 100, and the tempera- tare 1000. I prescribed an antiseptic mouthwash and sedative medicine. ESSEX COUNTY HOSPITAL. The following day the patient was suffering aU the LARGE RAPIDLY GROWING FIBROMYOMA OF THE UTERUS: torments of acute tetanus, fully conscious, and bathed in HYSTE'RCTOMY: RZCOVERY. profuse perspiration; the spasms increased, and the M.B.Lond., temperature rose. Pleurosthotonos was very marked. (Under the care of ED. CHICHBSTER, Between the clonic exacerbations the legs were rigidly Honorary Surgeon to the HIospital.) extended, the arms were close to the side, the forearms MRs. B. was admitted on account of a large abdominal flexed with wrists extended and fingers flexed, the thumbs swelling which she had noticed for two years. It caused protruding between the first and second fingers. She her much difficulty in getting about, together with died at 4 p.m. on October 17th, three days after the first dyspnoea, and occasional attacko of pain. She was onset. I was unable to use antitetanic serum, as it 47 years old, had been married twentv-eight years, and arrived too late. one child aged 11 yeprs. She stated that menstmrua Tetanus was only too easy to diagnose, but the path of tion had always been regular, and perfectly normal. She infection was less easy to discover. There were two never lost more than an ordinary amount. possible routes-the genital tract or the mouth. *The Nothing abnormal was found in the chest. The whole fit I do not think likely, for there was no discharge or abdomen seemed occapied by a large solid tumour, evidence of injury. I believe the entrance of the germ reaching the costal areh to, the pelvis, where it. was through the mouth, for these reasons: Having known seemed to be fixed, and whenee I thought it wose. this young woman for some time, I was aware of the state Although elastic, the growth did not seem to be fluid of-her teeth, and also that she used a pin or splinter to anywhere, no sense of fluctuation or thrill being obtainableW. I830 M1ADISJOUT1nI] UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. [DEC. 25, 1909g

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. THE following were among the degrees conferred at a Gradua- ltytb'uw-(t iJtal. tion Ceremony on Friday, December 17th: M.D.-G. C. Anderson, J. H. M'Kee. The advice given in this column for the assistance of members is M.B.. CH.B.-D. C. Adam, J. R. Adam, D. Aiken, R. J. Allsopp, M. S. J. Begg, Eveline R. Benjamin, C. A. Bignold, M.A., W. based on medico-ethical principles generally recognized by the Bissett, M.A., B.Sc., P. de Bruijn, P. Chalmers, P. H. Chauvin, profession, but must not be taken as representing direct findings J. Davie, I. D. Dickson, F. Dillon, J. W. C. Drever, J. C. Drysdale, W. Dunlop, T. Fraser, E. L. Galletly, T. J. of the Central Ethical Committee. Gilmore, W. T. Graham, C. Grant, R. W. Greatorex, T. E. Guthrie, R. Hamilton, R. W. Hauman, J. B. "6 M.B.M.A." Haycraft, J. Henderson, A. Huckett, J. H. Jones, R. B. Kerr, C. G. Kurien. I. H. Lipetz, H. A. V. Loots (second- IN reply to a correspondent who sends us a cutting from an class honours), W. H. Lowe, A. J. M'Connell, J. Mackail, M.A., Irish newspaper, we have to say that we entertain no doubt D. Mackinnon, A. H. G. Mackintosh, S. E. Malherbe, A. M'K. that the Association would disapprove of the initials Minford, R. MacV. Nicholson, W. J. Nisbet, H. Paterson. H. R. A. M.B.M.A., meaning "member of the British Medical Asso- Philp, J. A. Pienaar, B.A., J. P. du Plessis, Ella F. Pringle, ciation," being printed in a manner suggesting that they Agatha M. Robinson, C. S. Sandeman, Jessie A. Scott, John M'G. represent a degree or diploma. If it is considered desirable to Scott, J. D. Skinner, M. B. Smith, W. StevensoD, E. V. Williams. pursue the matter, we presume that either the council of the B.Sc. IN PUBLIC HEALTH.-S. T. Champtaloup, A. Ashkenny. Branch or the Central Ethical Committee would take notice of the incident. On the same occasion Diplomas in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene were handed to: OPTICIANS AND SIGHT TESTING. J. A. Anderson (Captain, R.A.M.C.), E. T. R. Branch, G. H. Stewart WE aTe informed that an optician in Croydon has been adver- (Captain, I.M.S.). tising to the effect that his testing is done in co-operation with The following candidates have been approved at the examina- a wefl-known London and Croydon oculist. Mr. Reginald A. tions indicated: Morrell, who practises in Croydon as an oculist and also has FiRST PROFESSIONAL (BotanV).-MI. H. Alikhan. S. Arnott. S. K. an office in London, desires it to be understood that he has Basu. B. B. Benison, W. Bird, H. Boyle, Gladys Carleton, S. C. not at any time had dealings with the optician in question, Chatteriee, P. A. B. Clark, M. K. Cooper, J. W. Darling, D. J. but has done his best to stop such advertisements. Dauth, T. M. Davie, Isabella Elphinston, G. P. Goode, A. W. Gunn, F. W. Hird, J. H. G. Hunter, L. F. E. Jeffcoat. R. W. R. Jones, Margretta J. Keers, P. W. J. Keet, J. L. C. Lagois, L. Lappin, S. J. A. Laubscher, J. Loftus, R. R. W. MacLaren, D. M'Vicker, D. J. Max. A. H. Murch, Inez E. M. Pender, V. A. Rankin, A. R. Ross, C: Sand, A. F. Sinclair, J. H. Smith. W. P. Starforth, P. du Toit, J. M. Verster, J. H. Ward, G. Williams, C. B. Woolward. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. Fn-ST PROFESSIONAL (Zoology).-W. B. Anderson, S. Arnott, W. Degrees. Bird, A. B. Brook, A. Cameron, Gladys Carleton, S. C. Chatteriee, P. A. B. Clark, Georgina E. Davidson, T. M. THE following degrees were conferred on December 17th: Davie, K. D. Falconer, F. G. Foster, D. A. R. Haddon, E. S. B.M., B.CE.-D. C. Dobell, Christ Church, H. G. Butterfield, Wad- Hawkes, C. S. R. Hill, B. W. J. Keet, J. L. C. Lagois. J. I. ham College, G. J. Z. Jessel, University College, and S. F. Moore, Lawson, D. M'Vicker, J. T. H. Madill, A. 0. Marshall, J. G. Nel, Trinity College. D. Pottinger, P. V. Ramanamurty, K. G. Rao, B.A., J. K. Reid, The name of Mr. A. F. Taylor, Trinity College, should have C. Sand, J. A. N. Scott, C. H. K. Smith, P. A. Strasheim, P. been included among the successful candidates at the examina- du Toit, H. Tren, J. M. Verster, J. B. Young. tion in Pathology. FIRST PROFESSIONAL (Chemistry).-W. B. Anderson, I. J. Balkin, Appointmtenit. S. K. Basu, W. A. Bowie, A. B. Brook. J. F. Cook, G. Cromie, B.A.; G. K. Edwards, E. S. Hawkes, K. Husain, Margretta J. Keers, Professor Francis Gotch, M.A., D.Sc., Fellow of M'agdalen S. J. A. Laubscher, J. R. S. Mackay, A. C. Mann, A. H. Murch, College, has been appointed a member of the committee for A. A. F. Nosseir, P. E. O'Donoghue, E. G. C. Price, J. A. 8tewart, electing honorary medical officers to the Radcliffe Infirmary. W. St. Clair Thwaites, J. Z. Truter, H. 0. Washbourn, E. L. White. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. FINAL M.B., CH.B.-D. C. Adam. J. R. Adam, D. Aiken, R. J. Allsopp, M. S. J. Begg, Eveline R. Benjamin, C. A. Bignold, M.A.; W. Appointmnet.s. Bissett, M.A., B.Sc.; P. de Bruijn, P. Chalmers, P. H. Chauvin, THE following have been appointed examiners for 1910: J. Davie, I. D. Dickson, F. Dillon, J. W. C. Drever, J. C. Drysdale, State Mediczne.-Dr. Anningson, Dr. Graham-Smith, Dr. A. W. Dunlop, T. Fraser, E. L. Galletly, T. J. Gilmore, W. T. Newsholme, J. Niven, M.B., J. E. Purvis, M.A. Graham, C. Grant, R. W. Greatorex, T. E. Guthrie, R. Hamilton, Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.-Dr. J. W. W. Stephens, Sir R. W. Hauman, J. B. Haycraft, J. Henderson, A. E. Huckett. J. H. W. B. Leishman, Sir Patrick Manson. Jones, R. R. Kerr, C. C. Kurien, H. Lipetz, H. A. V. Loots, W. H. Lowe, A. J. MlConnell. J. Mackail, M.A.; D. Mackinnon. A. H. G. Degrees. Mackintosh, S. E. Malherbe. A. M. Minford, R. M. Nicholson, The following degrees have been conferred: W. J. Nisbet, H. Paterson, H. R. A. Philp, J. A. Pienaar, B.A.; J. P. du Plessis, Ella F. Pringle, Agatha M. Robinson, C. S. M.D.-C. H. Rippmann, King's; J. B. Banister, Jes. Sandeman, Jessie A. Scott, J. M'G. Scott, J. D. Skinner, M. B. D.Sc.-C. S. Myers, Gonv. and Cai. Smith, B.Sc.; W. Stevenson, E. V. Williams. M.B.-A. H. Habgood, Jes.; E. V. Oulton, Christ's. B.C.-E. V. Oulton, Christ's. The following candidates have been; approved at the examinations indicated: UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD. FIRST M.B., B.C. (Part II, Physics).-J. C. Andrews, Joh.; L. W. AppoinMtents. Batten, Sid. Buss.; A. B. BrattoD, Cai.; B. Burnside, Cla.; A. 0. THE following appointments are announced: To be Lecturer in Courtis, Pemb.; C. D. Day, Down.; H. S. Evans, Trin.; G. L. Operative Surgery, Mr. Graham Simpson, F.R.C.S.Eng. To Ferguson, Jes.; H. Gardiner-Hill, Pemb,; H. .L. Garson, Cla.; on the Executive Committee of the Modern E. A. Gibb, Emm.; C. C. Goodall, Cai.; H. A. C. Goodwin, Jes.; be representatives C. Grantham-Hill, Cai.; E. T. Halnan, Trin.; J. B. Hunter, Joh.; University Congress, Mr. George Franklin, Pro-Chancellor, R. W. P. Jackson, Cla.; C. E. Kindersley, Magd.; E. A. Leak, and Sir Charles Eliot, Vice-Chancellor. Trin.; K. Masson. King's; E. G. D. Murray, Christ's; D. F. A. Neilson, Trin.; W. D. Newcomb, Trin.; S. D. Nurse, Joh.; A. V. O'Keeffe, Sid. Buss.; W. Raffle, Joh.; G. B. Bellwood, Emm.; E. W. L. Sharp, EIIim.; W. G. Thompson, Down.; G. S. Trower, VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER. King's; W. L. Willett, Trin. THE following candidates have been approved at the examina- FIRST M.B., B.CH. (Part III, Elemnentary Biology).-J. C. Andrews, tions indicated: Joh.; K. B. Bellwood, Pemb.; J. L. Davies, Emm.; H. S. Davies, Trin.; H. A. C. Goodwin, Jes.; C. H. Gow, Emm.; SECOND M.B., CH.B.-R. B. Berry, tC. T. G. Bird, *A. G. Bryce, W. B. Loveless, Pemb.; R. D. Marett-Tims, Cai.; E. W. Mason, L. T. Challenor, tG. C. Dixon, G. Fildes, C. L. Graham, G. Joh.; H. L. Milsom, Trin.; E. G. D. Murray, Christ's; H. R. Jackson, T. P. Kilner, J. A. Lees, P. H. Midgley, L. W. Sparrow, Pollock, Trin.; E. J. Selby, Down.; T. H. Sonmlervell, Cai.; C. F. White, A. G. Wilkinson, tW. H. Wood. G. S. Trower, King's; C. C. A. Whitworth, Trin.; W. R. Wilson, * Distinguished in Physiology. f Anatomy only. Emm.; F. B. Winfield, Down. THIRD M.B., B.CH. (Part I, General Pathology and Pharmacology). THIRD M.B., Csc.B.-General Pathology anud, Morbid Anatomizy: K. D. -H. C. Attwood, Cai.; G. V. Bakewell, Cla.; T. E. Banister, Bean, C. E. Butterworth, N. Duggan, Jane C. Miller, M. Moritz, Christ's; D. C. Bluett, Emm. ; R. T. H. Butt, Christ's; J. W. H. L. Moss, W. H. Parkinson, J. Rothwell, W. Stirling, J. S. B. Chun, Trin.; E. B. Clayton, Cai.; H. F. Comyn, S{ing's; H. J. Stopford, *G. K. Thompson, W. Warburton. Couchman, Cai.; C. H. Crawshaw, Christ's; H. J. M. Cursetiee, Pharmacology, Therapeutics, and Hygiene: 0. R. Allison, C. B. Cai.; J. Ellison, Down.; G. V. Fiddian, Down.; D J. Freyer, Trin.; Davies, E. R. Eatock, W. H. Kauntze, T. W. Martin, N. Matthews, A. W. Gaye, Cai. ; A. C. Gemmell, Trin.; J. B. Hance, Christ's; L. Moss, H. G. Peake, S. B. Radley, G. E. Sawdon, C. H. Stallard, G. G. Johnstone, King's; R. F. Jones, Joh.; G. L. Keynes, J. P. S3tallard. Pemb.; J. C. Marklove, Cai.; R. W. Meller, Trin.; H. J. S. * Distinguished in Pathology. Morton, Peimb.; F. C. Newman, Down.; A. B. Paul, Christ's: M. N. Perrin, Pemb.; C. Raymond, Cai.; E. Rayner, Pemb.. H. S. Reed, Trin.; E. D. W. Reid, Christ's; H. B. Richmond, King's; F. H. Robbins, Pemb.; L. T. Rutherford, Cla.; I. Singh, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL. Pemb.; F. B. Smith, King's; W. F. Thompson, Pemb.; J. R. Medicine Waddy, Pemb.; F. W. Watkyn-Thomas, Trin.; H. B. Weir, TEE following candidates for the Diploma in Tropical Trin.; H. F. Wilson, Christ's; J. Winterbotham, King's; C. have been approved: Worster-Drought, Down. E. R. Aromstrong, G. Beatty, C. L. Chevallier, W. Fleming, H. M. M.C.-A. S. B. Bankart, Trin.; C. W. Greene, Emm.; J. P. Hedley, Hanschell, S3. A. Henry, F. A. Iunes, A. F. Jackson, S. M. Kaka, King's. A. A. D. McCabe-Dallas. K. B. Shroff Violet A. Turkhud, F. Yen. DEC.DE.59 Il- 25, I909.]MKEDICAL I7E!TONEWS. [TEDMLBarJOUDNALInu31 The Itard prize (£96) for the best work on prac- tical medicine or therapeutics was awarded to Dr. L. Rennon of Paris for his practical lectures on diseases of .Atebijal__4i1n. the heart and lungs. The Laborie prize (£208) for the THE finance report of the Metropolitan Hospital Saturday greatest advance in surgery was given to Dr. P. Redard Fund for the year 1909 shows that the total receipts have of Paris for his work on orthopaedics. The Marie been £20,442 as against £20,413 last year. Chevallier prize (£240) for the best work on tuberculosis THE St. John's Hospital for Diseases of the Skin has was awarded to Dr. H. Gougerot of Paris for his essay on received a donation of £500 for the naming of a ward to be non-follicular bacillosis. The Tarnier prize (£270) for the called the " Annie Zunz " ward. best work in French on gynaecology was awarded to THE Samaritan Hospital, Glasgow, has benefited by Dr. J. L. Faure, agreyg professor in the Paris Faculty, for the fancy dress ball held in Glasgow lately to the amount his work on hysterectomy. The Ernest Godard prize of £1,534 18s. 3d. The committee also gave a great deal (£40) for the best work on external pathology was given of pleasure to those who subscribed to the funds in this to Drs. Louis Wickham and Degrais of Paris for their way, and many other institutions might adopt the same book on radium-therapy. We have not found the name method of adding to their funds. of any foreigner in the list, though many of the prizes IN the list of gentlemen recently appointed Justices of are open to all competitors without restriction of the Peace for the county of Banif, we notice the names of nationality. the following members of the medical profession: Dr. George Black, of Tomintoul; Dr. William R. Duguid, jun. of Buckie; Dr. John S. Findlay, of Glenlivet; and Dr Alfred D. Vardon, of Gardenstown. IN recognition of the services rendered by him in the reform of medical education in Hungary, and of the active WE have to record the death by his own hand of Dr. interest taken by him in the International -Medical Con- HEi=Y RoscoB, who until recently was Assistant Medical gress held last year at Budapest, the Medical Faculty of Officer and Deputy Medical Superintendent of the Stafford- the University of that city has conferred on Count Albert sbire County Asylum at Cheddleton. He was a student Apponyi, the Minister of Education, the honorary degree of of Owens College, Manchester, and became M.R.C.S., Doctor of Medicine. L.R.C.P. in 1894, and D.P.H., Victoria University, in THE Metropolitan Hospital, Kingsland Road, was for- he had mally reopened by the Lord Mayor on December 20th on 1906. Before taking up his asylum appointment completion of the various structural alterations and im- been in practice for some time in Matabeleland, and had provements, which have necessitated the closing of the also served as House-Surgeon of Ancoats Hospital and as wards during the last few months. The total expenditure Resident Medical Officer of Crumpsall Infirmary. Just has been some £12,500, of which about one-fifth still before his death he had been successful in his application remains to be collected. for appointment as House Governor and Secretary of the A DINNER in commemoration of the seventieth birthday North Staffordshire Infirmary. of Dr. Ford Anderson, who is President of the Metropolitan Counties Branch, will be given by the Hampstead Division at the Great Central Hotel, Marylebone, on January 21st, WE regret to announce the death of a well-known 1910. All members of the Association will be welcomed. medical practitioner in the North of Scotland, Dr. Tickets (lOs. 6d.) may be obtained from the Honorary KENNEDY, of Tain, which occurred on December 9th. Secretary of the Dinner Committee, Miss Mina Dobbie, Dr. Kennedy studied at Aberdeen University, where he M.D., 172, Haverstock Hill, N.W. graduated M.B. in 1860. He took the degree of M.D. ten THE Japan-British Exhibition which is in preparation He nearly for 1;910 at the White City is to include a public health years later, and was also L.R.C.S.Edin. spent and sanitation section dealing with schools, prisons, the whole of his professional life in Tain, where he was barracks, camps, building materials, dairy appliances, greatly respected by his fellow townsmen. He held apparatus for water supply, heating, ventilation and various public appointments in the district. He was an lighting, clothing, general domestic appliances, and ex-President of the Northern Counties Branch of the means of developing physique. The London committee British Medical Association, and always took a keen of management includes Professor H. E. Kenwood and interest in its doings. He has left a widow, two sons, and Colonel J. Lane Notter, and subcommittees are to be a daughter, one of the sons being a member of the medical formed in many of the great industrial and mercantile profession. I_I centres in Great Britain and Ireland. AT the annual meeting of the constituents of the Metro- DEPUTY INSPECTOR.GBNERAL FREDERICK WILLIAM BLAKE, politan Hospital Sunday Fund on December 17th it was M.D., Royal Navy retired list, died recently at Kensington, stated that, despite the exceptional depression prevailing as during the year, the total accruing to the Fund from at the advanced age of 95. He entered the service collections in -places of worship had fallen off by only Surgeon, April 13th, 1846; became Staff Surgeon, £1,000. Moreover, a considerable proportion of that January 26th, 1855; Fleet Surgeon, November 2nd, ISO; diminution was probably due to the death of two or three and Deputy Inspector-General on retirement, May 1st, distinguished clergymen whose eloquence in previous 1879. Dr. Blake was educated in London, became a years had been of great service. The number of churches member of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1845, and which had taken part in the collection last Hospital Sunday Doctor of Medicine of Aberdeen University in 1857. He was the largest on record, namely, 2,070. The amount was Assistant Surgeon of the Leander during the Russian available from all sources for distribution was £70,000. war in the Black Sea in 1854, and had received the Crimean Notable among generous supporters of the fund who had and Turkish medals. He was awarded the Greenwich died were Dr. Ludwig Mond and Mr. John Mackrell. 1901. THE annual distribution of the prizes offered by the Hospital Pension in Paris Acad6mie de M6decine took place recently. The Frangois Joseph Audiffred prize, scrip of the value of DEATHS IN THE PROFESSION ABROAD.-Among the mem- £960, for the discovery of a remedy for tuberculosis, was bers -of the medical profession in foreign countries Who not awarded, but £0WaaVgiVen by wvy of eiicouragement have recently died are Dr. Juan Manuel Mariani y Larrion to Dr. G. Moussu, Professor at the Alfort Veterinary Physician to the Beneficencia General and to the Hos- School, and M. Ch. Mantoux of Cannel for their researches Royal on the intradermal reaction to tuberculin in animals; and pital de la Princesa, Madrid, member of the Spanish £20 to Dr. L. Renon, agrHg6 professor of the Paris Faculty Academy of Medicine, and Grand Cross of the Civil Order for his book on the practical treatment of pulmonary of Alfonso XII; Dr. Adolf Klein, a leading practitioner of tuberculosis. The Barbier prize (£580) for the discovery Vienna and founder of the Sick Fund for Medical Men; of a cure for hydrophobia, cancer, epilepsy, scrofula, Dr. Ludwig Schweiger, Assistant in the Neurological typhus, cholera, or other diseases hitherto regarded as Institute of Vienna and author of a number of writings on mostly incurable, was divided between Drs. G. Levaditi the nervous system; Dr. Johann Hermann Baas, the well- and J. Roche of Paris for their work on syphilis; and Pro- known historian of medicine, aged 71; Dr. Heinrich Adler, fessor P. Coyne and B. Auche of Bordeaux for their for many years editor of the Wiener medizini8che Woohen- memoir on polyvalent serum in badillary dysentery. 8chrift, aged 60; Professor Th. Saemisch, founder and The Theodore Herpin prize of £120 for the best work for many years director of the Eye Clinic at Bonn, aged 76; on epilepsy and nervous diseases was bestowed on the Drs. P. LJejonne and F. Ljhermitte of Paris, for and Dr. N. P. Schierbeck, Lecturer on Hygiene in their monograph on the miyopathy of old people. University of Copenhagen. -1 DEC.t 25. I909.j [al Jo°u

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INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT FOR VOLUME II. 1909.

A. 61, 222, 294; Royal Horse Artillery Division, 55; Northern Coulities of 167; Yeomanry. 167, 261; Royal Field Scotland Branch, 22 Aberdeen Branch. See Branch Artillery, 183, 214, 242, 313, 373; Royal Association, British Medical, notice of ABRAM, G. S.: Radiogram of symmetrical Garrison Artillery, 183, 205; Army changes of boundaries of Branches and polydactylism, 57 Medical Service, 222 Divisions, 372 Accidents, street, payment for attend- Army, British, West African Medical Association, British Medical, the Charter, ance on, 13; resolutions of Glasgow and Staff, promotions and appointments, 14, 57, 66,80, 151,355; Council considers West of Scotland Branch, 13 200 counter-petitions, 66; discussed at Act, Coroners, 25 Army, Indian, promotions and appoint- Annual Representative Meeting, 151. Act, Midwives, 16, 20; (M. I. Finucane), ments in tbe medical service of, 28, 94, Resolutions of Edinburgh Brancb, 81 ; 20; resolutions of, 16; Metropolitan 167, 183, 192, 200, 205, 242, 250, 260, 280, Metropolitan Counties Branch, 14; Counties Branch, 16 301, 313, 331, 350, 366, 387 Oxford and Reading Branch, 57; York- Act, Notification of Births, 309; reso- Assam Branch. See Branch shire Branch, 355 lutions of Warrington division, 309 Association, British, Anthropomnetric In- Association, British Medical, Council Act, Oaths, 1909, 381 vestigationt in the British Isles, Final proceedings, 65, 185, 305; minutes, 65, Act, Workmen's Compensation, 15,145; Report, rev., 168 185, 186, 305; apologies, 65, 185, 186, certificates for discussed at Annual Re- AssociatioD, British Medical, the aims of, 305; deaths, 65, 305; President of the presentative Meeting, 145; hospital 25; (Dr. Larking), 25 Association, 65; Standing Committees, treatment and certification of accident Association, British Medical, Annual 65; Journal and Finance Committee, cases under, 15 Meeting at Belfast, 1, 60, 69, 97, 122, 159, 65, 307; Hospitals Committee, 66, 308; Acts, the Medical, 140; discussed at 169; programme of business, 1, 60, 69, Naval and Military Committee, 66, Annual Representative meeting, 140 97; the Sections, 98; programme and 308; Organization Committee, 65, 307; Addison's disease, the blood in (Claude synopsis of papers, 98; adjourned meet- the Charter, 66; proposed South African Taylor), 371 ing, 159, 160,169, 170,171; presentation Committee, 67; Public Health Com- AGNEW, Dr.: Outbreak of scarlatina in of Badge to President, 160; nresenta- mittee, 67, 308; Medico-Political Com- Lurgan, 341 tion of guests and delegates, 160; Presi- mittee, 67, 308; report of Branch Con- Altrincham Division. See Division dent's Address, 160; the Pathological tract Practice Committee, 68; report Anaesthesia, collapse after (Dr. Fielden), Museum, 166, 177; Address in Medi- of North Glamorgan Colliery Surgeons' 342 cine, 169; Lady Aberdeen and the Medico-Ethical Society, 68; Ethical Anaesthetics Bill. Se.e Bill Association, 170; Address in Surgery, Committee, 68, 308; Chairman of Appendicitis, treatment of (W. Osler), 170; presentation to Lady Aberdeen, Council, 68; Science Committee, 68, 259 171; Address in Obstetrics, 171; annual 307; Premises Committee, 68; can- Appendix, diseases of (McAdam Eccles), dinner, 172 didates, 68, 186, 308; applications, 68; 371 Association, British Medical, Annual annual report of discussed at Annual ARMSTRONG, Dr.: Hospital abuse, 27; Representative Meeting, 33, 122, 178, Representative Meeting, 122; co-opted radiographs of aninjury to wrist-joint, 285; matters referred to Divisions, 33; members, 185; Standing Orders, 185; 57 agenda, 33; election returns, 122 services, 185; Committees, 185, 186; Army, British, promotions and appoint- standing orders, 122, 123, 158; annual Representative Meeting minutes, 186; ments in the medical service of, 28, 61, report of Council, 122; financial state- resolutions passed in the Sections at 94, 118, 167, 183, 192, 200, 205, 214, 222, ment, 1908, 123; apportionment of Belfast, 306; Annual Meeting 1910, 306; 234, 242, 250, 260, 273, 280, 294, 301, 313, members' subscriptions, 123; arrears the Belfast meeting, 306; Irish Com- '331, 350, 366, 373,381, 387 of subscriptions, 124 ; issue of SUPPLE- mittee, 307; Special Poor Law Reform Army, British, Army DMedical Service, MENT to non-members, 124; division of Committee, 307; Scottish Committee, promotions and aPointments, 183, 214, subscriptions to the Association into 307; Ophthalmia Neonatorum Com- 242, 260 7333,35)36, 373' ' two grades, 125: financial position of mittee, 307; Colonial Committee, 'Army, British, Cadet Battalion, pro- the Association, 125; BRITISH MEDICAL 308; Territorial Forces Committee, motions and appointments, 94, 250 JOURNAL, 126; Central Ethical Com- 308 Army, British, changes of stations, 183, mittee, 127; special class of consultants, Association, British Medical Supple- 205, 242, 280, 331 127; Chloroform Committee, 129; mentary Report of Council, i908-9, 42, Army, British, Channel Islands Militia, Colonial Committee, 129; Irish Com- 68; Central Ethical Committee, 42; promotions and appointments in the mittee, 129 ; Journal and Finance Com- Hospitals Committee, 44; Medico- medical service of, 222 mittee, 129, 285 ; Medico-Political Com- Political Committee, 46; Organization Army, British, Grenadier Guards, pro- mittee, 129, 134, 286; Hospitals Com- Committee, 51; Public Health Com- motions and appointments in the mittee, 144, 147, 288; Ophthalmia mittee, 51; Science Committee, 52; medical service of, 234, 301 Neonatorum Committee, 149, 288; IJterine Cancer Committee, 51; Jour- Army, British, Militia promotions and Organization Committee, 150, 289; nal and Finance Committee, 53 appointments in the medical service of, Premises Committee, 152; Public Association, British Medical, honorary 61, 222 Health Committee, 152. 290; Naval and officers of, 150; discussed at Annual Army, British, Royal Army Medical Military Committee, 154 ; Science Com- Representative Meeting, 150 College, promotions and appointments, mittee, 154, 290; Scottish Committee, Association, British Medical, the Library, 222 154; Therapeutic Committee, 154, 290; 372 Army, British, Royal Army Medical Uterine (Uancer Committee, 154; Association, British Medical, members Corps, promotions and appointments, general approval of reports of Council, elected during the June quarter, 117; 28, 61, 94, 118, 183,192, 205, 222, 242, 250, 156; voting in the Council, 155 ; amend- during the October quarter, 328 261, 274, 313, 331, 350, 373, 381, 387; ex- ments of by-laws, 156; Standing Com- Association, British Medical, representa- amination of majors for promotion, mittees, 156; motions relating to the tion of in the House of Lords, 138 ; dis- 274 honour and interests of the medical cussed at Annual Representative Meet- Army, British, Royal Army Medical profession or of the Association, 156; ing, 138 Corps School of Instruction, promo- election of committees, 157 ; concluding Association, British Medical, rights and tions and appointments, 28, 313 meeting, 157; vote of thanks to re- obligations of members of committees Army, British, Special Reserve of tiring Chairman, 157; confirmation of and subcommittees of, 138; discussed Officers, promotions and appoint- minutes, 159; vote of thanks, 159 at Annual Representative Meeting, 138 ments, 29, 94, 118, 205, 250, 261, 274, 280, letter from Rowland Fothergill, 178; Association, Federated Societies Medical 313, 331, 366, 373 synopsis of proceedings, 285; internal Benefit, 15 ; resolutions of Metro- Army, British, Territorial Force, promo- business of meeting, 290 politan Counties Branch, 15 tions and appointments, 29, 61, 94, 167, Association, British Medical, annual Association, Kent District Nursing, 183, 192, 20, 214, 222, 234, 242, 250, 261, exhibition of foods, drugs, instruments, 354 274, 294, 301, 313, 331, 350, 366, 373, 381 ; books and sanitary applianes 162, 178, Assojiation, Poor Law Medical Officers', infantry, 29, 205, 214, 222, 234, 250, 189, 198, 201, 220, 228, 238 86 ; annual meeting, 86; report of pro- 301, 366, 373; Royal Army Medical Association, British Medical, business ceedings, 86; district medical officers, Corps, 29, 61, 94, 167, 183, 192, 205, 214, management of, 22, 55, 129; discussed 86; medical relief and public assist- 222, 234, 242, 250, 261, 274, 294, 301, 313, at Annual Representative Meeting, 129; ance, 87; the place of the Poor Law 331, 350, 366, 373, 381; Royal Engineers, resolutions of: Glasgow North-West medical officer in a unified county ovpprx=m TO &WO 1 .390 Barr= NZDZ"L JOMWALj INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT.390IBmr5N~IIZDICALIOU3NAL1 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT, [DEC.(DE:C. 25, 1909.19090

medical service, 88; discussion, 89 ; the doctors called in by midwives, 272, 301, ordinary members of Branch, 55 ; Poor Law infirmaries, 91; public 366; complaint against a midwife, 272, Honorary Secretary's report, 55; health aspect of the report, 92; dis- 301; examinations at Leeds, 272; noti- Rodger v. Herbertson, 55; installation cussion, 93; next meeting, 94; election fication of stillbirths, 272; uncertified of new President, 55. President's of officers, 94 woman practising as midwife, 272; address: Nordrach: A sketch, with Associations, rural district nursing, 141, infectious disease. 272; representation on some personal reminiscences (Dr. MIur- 246, 353; discussed at Annual Repre- Board, 301, 365, 387; examination centre, doch), 55; vote of thanks, 55 sentative Meeting, 141; resolution of, 301; voluntary removal of midwife from Branch, Cambridge and Huntingdon, 109: Gloucester Branch, 353; Reading Divi- roll, 301, 373; dismissal of midwife by annual meeting, 109; confirmation of sion, 246 doctor, 365; advertising a secret minutes, 109; balance sheet, 109; elec-- Asylum, Barnsley Hall, Worcestershire, medicine, 365; administration of drugs tion of officers, 109; proposed annual annual report, 262 by midwives, 365; midwives struck off meeting at Cambridge, 109; proposed Asylum, Belfast District Lunatic, report, the roll, 373; decisions deferred, 373; representation of members in rural 249 midwives cautioned, 373; midwives districts at Branch meetings, 109; Asylum, Cumberland and Westmorland allowed to resign, 373, 387;applications luncheon, 109; President's address:. Lunatic, annual report, 261 for restoration to roll, 373 ; examina- What do we know about cancer? 109; Asylum, Dorset County, annual report, tions in Welsh, 387; removal of names reception, 109 249 from the roll, 387; supply of midwives, Branch, Cape of Good Hope, Eastern Asylum, Down District, Downpatrick, 387 Province, 180, 297; confirmation of annual report, 233 BOLTON, C.: Treatment of gastric ulcer, minutes, 180, 297 ; the Colonial Medical Asylum, Glamorgan County, 314 371 Council, 180, 297; vote of thanks, 180: Asylum, Hereford County and City, Bombay Branch. See Branch thanks of clergy to medical profession, annual report, 274 Books, notices of. See Publications, re- 180; South African 'Medical Congress. Asylum, Hertfordshire County, -annual cent 180; communications, 180; Soutt report, 374 Border Counties Branch. See Branch African Committee of Association, Asylum, Joint Counties', Carmarthen, Boston and Spalding Division. See Divi- 297; library, 297; repairs, 297; opso-- annual report, 334 sion nins and vaccine therapy (Dr. Har- Asylum, Kesteven County, annual report, Bournemouth Division. See Division rison), 297; cancer sections (G. C. 333 BRAMWELL, H.: Uterus with large poly- Purvis), 297 Asylum, Middlesbrough Borough, report, pus, 309; thyroid gland, 309; growth Branch, Cape of Good Hope, Western 313 from outer ridge of bicipital groove of Province, 180, 246; an -ethical case. Asylum, Monmouthshire, Abergavenny, humerus, 309 180; papers, 180, 246; office of Vice- annual report, 261 Branch, Aberdeen, 277; annual meeting, President, 246; resignation, 246; amend- Asylum, Norwich City, annual report, 277; confirmation of minutes, 277; ment of Branch by-law, 246 374 Treasurer's report, 277; election of Branch, Dorset and West Hants, 109, AsZ11um, Nottingham City, annual report, officers, 277; summer meeting, '277; 297; confirmation of minutes, 110, 297; vote of thanks, 277; luncheon, 277 apology for non-attendance, 110, 297; Asylum Officers' Superannuation Bill. Branch, Assam, '53; annual meeting, next meeting, 110, 297; case of sudden. See Bill 53; confirmation of minutes, 53; elec- death, 110; discussion on some points. Asylum, Roxburgh, Berwick and Selkirk tion of officers, 53; Blackwater Fever in the treatment of pulmonary tuber- District, annual report, 249 Commission, 53; proposed establish- culosis (Dr. Le Fleming), 110; dis- Asylum, Royal Edinburgh, Morningside, ment of a Pasteur Institute, 53; black- seminated tuberculosis treated with annual report, 282 water fever, with special reference to Marmorek's serum (Dr. Hemsted), 110; Asylum, Salop and Montgomery, annual treatment (Dr. Bentley), 53 chelidonine in biliary colic (Davys- report, 233 Branch, Bath and Bristol, 308, 353; speci- Manning), 110; British Medical Asylum, Somerset and Bath, Wells, mens of cerebral disease (J. Michell Benevolent Fund, 110; new members, annual report, 374 Clarke), 308; cerebellar tumour (J. 110; luncheon, 110; vote of thanks., Asylum. Stirling District, annual report, Michell Clarke), 308; intracranial 110; exhibits, 110, 297; election of .249,-383 aneurysm (J. Michell Clarke), 308; officers, 297; discussion on some Asylum, West Ham County Borough tuberculous tumour of brain (J. Micheli surgical diseases occurring in the right Lunatic, report, 313 Clarke), 308; three cases of pneumonia, inguinal region (W. Burrough Cosens), Asylum, WestRidingLunatic, Wakefield, (A. Fells), 308; epidemic form of jaun- 297; pyonephrosis simulating appendix annual report, 333 dice (A. Fells), 308; specimens from abscess (Mr. Unwin), 297; improved Asylum, West Sussex County, annual aneurysm of abdominal aorta (J. A. method of performing prostatectomy *report, 334 Nixon), 308; ulceration of the intestine (Bernard Scott), 297; cases and speci- Asylum, Wilts County, report, 366 in nephritis (G. Parker), 353; psychas- mens (Dr. Whittingdale), 297; exhibit Asylum, Worcester, annual report, 232 thenia(Dr. Whitty), 353; diaphragmatic of surgical instruments, 297; dinner, Asylums, Staffordshire Lunatic, annual hernia (Dr. Waterhouse), 353; hypno- 297 report, 233 tism (Mr. Costobadie), 353 Branch, Dundee, 12; annual meeting, Branch, Birmingham, 12, 277, 324, 385; 12; election of officers, 12 annual meeting, 12; apologies for non- Branch, East Aaglian, 110: annual meet-- B. attendance. 12; confirmation of min- ing,110; meeting of Council, 110; con- utes, 12, 277, 324, 385; Coventry Provi- firmation of minutes, 110; new mem-- BAKER, COLE: Epithelioma of nose, 311 dent Dispensary, 12; election of offi- bers, 110; approval of annual report, BANKART, Dr.: New method of esti- cers, 12; annual report, financial state- 110; autumn meeting, 110; general mating the quantity of sugar in urine, ment, etc., 12; installation of new Pre- meeting, 110; annual report, 110; -elec- 378; new.method of preparing sputum sident, 12; votes of thanks to retiring tion of officers, 110; financial state- for examination, 378 officers, 12; President's address, 12; ment, 110; luncheon, 110; installation BARFORD, Dr.: Maxillary antrum, eth- Organization Subcommittee, 278; an- of new President,'110; vote of'thanks to moidal cell, and frontal sinus suppura- nual dinner, 278; dietetic theories of retiring president, 110 ; President's tion cured by operation, 311 America (Alexander Bryce), 278 address: Severe gastric disturbances Barnsley Division. See Division rodent ulcer (Arthur Loxton), 324; caused by trivial pathological condi-- Bath and Bristol Branch. See Branch gangrenous cholecystitis and gall stones tions of the uterus and adnexa, 111; BEARDMORE, G. RUSSELL: A JIfhite Lie, (J. 'If. J. Morrison), 324; experiences uterine haemorrhage (H. Macnaughton-- rev.,.63 with the von Pirquet tuberculin test Jones), 111 BEDDARD, A. P.: Rectal feeding, 299 (O. J. Kauffmann), 324; dentigerous Branch, Edinburgh, 80; annual meeting, Bedford and Herts Division. See cyst of upper jaw (George Heaton), 10; confirmation of minutes, 80 ; Division 385; cystoma of ovary (J. Furneaux report of Secretaries, 80; Treasurer's Belfast, Annual Meeting at. See Asso- Jordan), 385; fibroid tumours of cervix report, 80; petition against the draft ciation (Dr. Purslow), 385 Charter, 80; meetings of the City Divi-- BENTLEY, Dr.: Blackwater fever, 53 Branch, Bombay, 53, 204, 245, 291; tea, sions, 80; election of officers, 80; Bill, Anaesthetics, 61; introduction, 61; 53, 204; confirmation of minutes, 53, installation of new President, 80; vote memorandum, 61 204, 291; letter from Burmah Branch, of thanks to retiring officers, 80; lady- Bill, Asylum Officers' Superannuation, 53; vote of thanks to University Syn- medical officers to school boards, 81. 221; report of Select Committee, 221 dicate, 53; appointment of subcom- discussion on chronic constipation Birmingham Branch. See Branch mittee to form rules, 53; Landry's (opened by Dr. Russell), 81; vote of Blackwater fever. See Fever paralysis (F. N. Kapadia), 53; a post- thanks to Chairman, 81; dinner,:81 BLACKWOOD, Dr.: Subtotal hyster- poned demonstration, 53; medical Branch, Fife, 165; seventh annual meet-- ectomy for rupture of uterus during registration in India, 54, 245; votes of ing, 165; apologies for non-attendance, labour, 378 thanks, 54, 205, 291; election to council, 165; confirmation of minutes, 165; elec- BLAIR, C. S.: Two ophthalmic cases, 353 204; demonstration of aural -instru- tion of officers, 165; votes of thanks to Board, Central Midwives, 28,'138,181, 272, ments (H. J. Dadysett), 204; case of retiring officers, 165; report of Council, 301, 365, 373, 387; representation of acute rheumatism (Jal. R. Vakil), -204; 165; hospital certificates to out-patients, British Medical Association on, 138; vote of condolence, 205; milk factor in 165; circulars to non;members, 166; .midwives censured, 28, 373; mid- infant mortality (M. P. Kerrawalla). Representative at Representative Meet- wi'ies summoning medical assis- 291 ing, 166; whole-time medical officers of 'lance, 28, 272; simplification of Branch, Border Counties, 54; forty-second health, 166; medical certificates of suita- wording of examination papers, 28; annual meeting, 54; confirmation of bility for hospital treatment, 166; in- prescribing by midwives, 28, 365; minutes, 55; apologies for non-attend- structions to Representative at Repre-- disinfection, 181, 272;- ophthalmia ance, 55; meetings during the ensuing sentative Meeting, 166; autumn meet- neonatorum, 181, 387; payment of year, 55; election of officers, 55; extra- ing, 166; tea, 166 SUPPLEENT TO TU IDEC. 25, I90)l] INDEX TO SUPPLEMZIJT. BauTHsu MEICL JOUNYAL 391X -

Branch, Glasgow and W\est of Scotland, infantile paralysis diagnosed as morbus Percy Marsh), 113 ; symptoms and 12, 187, 217, 225; aninal meeting, 12; coxae (Francis Hernaman Johnson), 81; treatmeat of duodenal ulcer (R. J. M. confirmation of minutes, 12, 225; apolo- cases of pneumothorax (Dr. Beattie), Buchanan), 113; luncheon, 113 gies for noii-attendance, 12; notice of 81 ; examples of pleuritic effusion (Dr. Branch, Oxford and Reading, 57,.317: Council election, 12; Honorary Secre- Beattie), 81; cases of specific aortitis annual meeting, 57; confirmation of tary's report, 12; dismissed Ruchill (Dr. Beattie), 81; thoracic aneurysm minutes, 57; installation of new Pre- RIesidents' Fund, 13; reports, 13; fiuan- with anginal attacks (Dr. Beattie), 81; si4ent, 57; election of officers, 57: cial statement, 13; abuse of medical hemiplegia (Dr. Beattie), 81; cases of balp6nce sheet, 57; the Branch and the clharities in Glasgow, 13; pavment for enlarged spleen (Dr. Hume), 81; cases Charter, 57; proposed business meet- attendance on street accidents, 13; elec- of heart disease (Dr.: Hume), 81 ing, 57; radiographs of an injury to tion of office-bearers, 14; Ethical Com- Huntingdon's chorea (Dr. Hfume), 81; wrist-joint (Dr. Armstrong), 57; mittee, 14; pathological demonstration, congenital cystic kidneys (Dr. Allison), obstruction to labour by an imper- 14; votes of thanks, 14; Govan Medical 81; aortic stenosis (Dr. Allison), 81; forate hymen (Dr. Turrell), 57; very Association and the Cottage Nurses' exophthalmic goitre (Dr. Allison), 81 ; large double inguinal hernia (Mir. Training hlome, 187; meeting to con- myxoedema (Dr. Allison), 81; malaria, Dodds Parker), 57; radical cure of sider the terms ofappointment of school with slide showing the parasite (Dr. hernia in the aged (Mr. Walters), medical ofticers in Glasgow, 217, 225; Parkin), 81; aortic aneurysm (Dr. 57; radiogram of symmetrical poly- conference withi School Board, 225 Parkin),81; aortic stenosis (Dr. Parkin), dactylism (G. S. Abram), 57; boy aged Branch, Gloucestersliire, 309, 353; confir- 81 ;acute nephritis (Dr. Parkin), 81. See- 7 with acquired syphilis (Dr. Freeman), mation of minutes, 309, 353; the late tion II (Surqiceal): Result of excision 57; von Recklinghausen's disease (Dr. Dr. Rayner Batten, 309; specimens of tongue and jaw for carcinoma Freeman), 57; pseudo - hypertrophic (H. Bramwell), 309; cancer of larynx (WV. G. Richardson), 81; tumours of paralysis (Dr. Freeman), 58 ; perforated (S. T. Pruenii, 309; the blood-tight the breast (J. W. Leech), 81; Jack- duodenal ulcer (Dr.. Croly), 58 ; tubal uterus an(d involutidn (C. Nepean Long- sonian epilepsy (Dr. Hindmarsh), 81; abortion (Mr. Gilford), 58; dinner, 58; ridge), 309; rural nursing associations, cases illustrative of jointlesion (A. M. tuberculosis conference at Oxford, 317 353; President's address: Somie ab- Martin), 81; partial gastrectomy for Branch, Perthshire, 83; summer meet- dominial emerg,encies occurring ini carcinoma of stomach (Rutherford ing, 83; council meeting, 83; ordinary general practice, 353; vote of thanks, Morison), 81; duodenal ulcer before meeting, 83; election of officers, 83; 353 ; (Iiner, 353 and after operation (H. B. Angus), 81; ophthalmia neonatorum report, 83; Branch, Metropolitan Counities, 14, 218, demonstration of the urethroscope and annual golf match, 83; luncheon, 83; 343; fifty-seventh annual meeting, 14; catheterization of ureters (John Clay), special meeting, 83; new member, 83; confirmation of minutes, 14; report of 81; tumours of scrotum (J. V. WV. general meeting, 83; proposed motor Branch CoIncil, 14; area of the Branch, Rutherford), 81; urethroscopy, cysto- speed limit, 83 14; the Charter, 14, 16; Hampstea(d scopy, and catheterization of ureters Branch, South-Eastern of Ireland, 237, Hospital, 14; Putney Hospital, 15; (R.J. Willan), 81; external diseases 269 ; confirmation of minutes, 237, 269; King's College Hospital, 15; medical of the eye (Mr. Wardale and Mr. letters, 237; meeting of Waterford Divi- treatment of school children, 15, 16; Gowans), 81; exhibition of cases in sion, 237 ; two cases of appendicotomy so-called spiritual or faith healing, 15; ear, nose, and throat department, 82; (Dr. Laffan), 237; case of hernia (Dr. hospital treatmenit and certification of in the gynaecological department, 82; Laffan), 237; case of gastro-enteros- accident cases under the Workmen's in the skin department, 82; in the tomy (Dr. Morris), 237; treatment of Compensation Act, 15; Federate(d electrical department, 82; in the eye tic douloureux (Dr. Quirke), 237; post- Societies Medical Benefit Association, infirmary, 82; in the Hospital for Sick ponement of motion, 237; dinner, 237, 15; school-care committees, 15; elec- Children, Moor Edge, 82. P>atholo!,ical 269; apologies for non-attendance, 269; tioIns, 15; resignation of Past Presi- Mi.seziti: Exhibits, 82. Luncheon, 82; competitive system and Irish Poor Law dent, 15; deathls, 15; balance sheet, business meeting, 82; installation of Medical Service, 269 ; exodus of paying 15; report of Representative on Central new President, 82; President's ad- patients to the metropolis, 269; special Council, 16; hospital questions, 16; dress: Trades union aspect of the meeting, 269 ; Dr. William Shee, 269 Midwives Act, 16; model rules of a medical profession (Rutherford Mori- Branch, South-Western, 84; annual public medical service, 16; Poor Law son), 82; vote of thanks to retiring meeting, 84; installation of new Presi- Reform Committee, 16; representation President, 82; re-election of honorary dent, 84; President's address, 84: of the British Medical Association in Secretary and Treasurer, 82; vote of report of Branch Council, 84; Trea- the House of Lords, 16; coroners' law, thanks to college and Sir Isambard surer's account, 84; luncheon, etc., 84 16; General Anaesthetics Bill, 16 Owen, 82; visit to Elswick, 83; visit Branch, Stirling, 278; autumn meeting, Kinig Edward's Hospital Fund, 16; to Walkergate Fever Hospital, 83; golf 278 ; apologies for non-attendance, 279; Ebbw Vale, 16; expenditure of the match, 83; special meeting, 197; confirmation of minutes, 279; letter Association, 16; General Secretary, 16; apologies for absence, 197; relation of from the President, 279; Annual Repre- proposed British Medical Students' Northumberland and Durham Com- sentative Meeting, 279; medical mili- uinion, 16; rules of the Branch, 16; mittees to Branch Council, 197; elec- tary arrangements in connexion with election of officers, 16; new President, tions to Branch Council, 197: contract home defence [Lieutenant-Colonel F. J. 16; vote of thanks to retiring Presi- practice, 197; new members, 197 Greig), 279 dent, 16; President's address, 16; Branch. Northern Counties of Scotland, Branch, Ulster, 59, 339; thirty-first vote of thanks to President, 16; treat- 21, 326; annual meeting, 21; apologies annual meeting, 59; apologies for non- ment of school children founid defec- for non-attendance, 21; confirmation of attendance. 59; confirmation of min- tive on inispection, 218; Direct minutes, 21; autumn meeting, 21; elec- utes, 59, 339; report of Council, 59; Representatives for England and tion of officers, 21; earlier appointment, election of officers, 59; dates of meet- Wales, 343. .4Addre-Icss by Lanigley of Representative, 21; whole-time medi- ings, 59; installation of new President, Browne, 343; Dr. Latinler, 344; Dr. cal officers of health, 21; medical certi- 339; vote of thanks to retiring Chair- McManus, 345 fication of suitability for hospital treat- man, 339; report of Council, 339; Presi- Branch, Midland (South), 25, 300 ; annual ment, 21; representation of local pro- dent's addeess: Fate of the Irish Dis- meeting, 25; luncheon, 25; President's fession on hospital Boards, 22; busi- pensary doctor (Dr. Moorhead), 340; address, 25; surgery of the tongue ness management of the Association, 22; vote of thanks to President, 340; Pro- (Jonathan Hutcliinson), 25 ; the aims of clinical meeting, 326; tubercle of cornea statectomy (A. B. Mitchell), 340; pUnil the Association (Dr. Larking), 25; and iris, treated by tuberculin (George reflex in tuberculous meningitis (J. autumnal meeting, 300; confirmation Hunter), 326; choroiditis treated by Rentoul), 341; outbreak of scarlatina of minutes, 300. Spcciuicnzs: Resected antidiphttheria ser-um (George Hunter), in Lurgan (Dr. Agnew), 341; pictorial bowel from case of strangulated hernia 326; specimen of intestinal calculus museum (Dr. Calwell), 341; ruptured (Dr. Milligan); polyserositis (Dr. (Dr. MacHardy), 326; acute osteomye- duodenal ulcer treated by suture and Hichens),300; ear disease in children litis (Dr. Stephen), 326; removal of a gastro-enterostomy at the same sitting (Mr. Skelding), 300; malignant disease malignant growth of orbit (Dr. Camp- (.Mr. Fullerton), 341; cases, 342; col- of naso-pharynx (N. B. Odgers), 300; bell), 326; pathological specimens (Dr. lapse after anaesthesia, (H. Fielden), discussion, 3(0; tea, 300 Taylor), 326; Brodie's abscess (Munro 342 B3ranch, North of England, 21, 81, 197; Moir), 326; pathological specimens (Dr. Branch, West Somerset, 84; sixty-seventh result of election for Central Council, Alexander), 326; Gray's Hospital, 326 annual meeting, 84; new President, 84; 21; annual meeting, 81; Sc-ientific Branch, North WVales, 113; sixtieth apologies for non-attendance, 84; an- .Meetii,gs, 81. Section 1 (.M1edical): Amyo- annual meeting, 113 ; confirmation of nual report, 84; election of officers, 84; trophic lateral sclerosis in a woman minutes. 113; Jones Morris memorial examination of recruits for Territorial (George Hall), 81; tumour of cauda prize, 113; installation of new Presi- Force, 84; President's address: Surgical equina (George Hall), 81; specific para dent, 113; report of council, 113; elec- aspects of haematuria (Mr. Farrant), plegia twelve months after laminec- tion of officers, 113; places of meeting 84- luncheon, 85 tomy by Mr. Angus (George Hall), 81; for 1909, 113; President's address: The Branch, Worcestershire and Hereford- patient six months after laminectomy changes in the methods of the treat- shire, 26; annual meeting, 26; confir- by Mr. Angus for fractured spine ment of disease during the last thirty mation of minutes, 26; election o (George Hall, 81; some cases of heart years, 113; recovery of an apparently officers, 26- financial statement and disease (Horsley Drummond), 81; some hopeless case of cystitis (Price Morris), report of Council, 26; installation of cases of spinal disease (David Drum- 113; fatal case of actinomycosis (Price new President, 27; pneumonia treated mond), 81 ; splenic anaemia (Sir Thomas MIorris), 113,; pulerperal eclampsia with pneumococcicvactine (Dr. Crowe), Oliver), 81; spleno-medullary leukaemia (Hugh .Jones), 113; hvdrocele of the 27 ; cases of gastro-jejunostomy (Edgar (Sir Thomas Oliver), 81; diabetes (Sir c%nal of Nuck (Enoch Moss), 113; treat- Mlorris), 27; cinematograph exhibition. fhomas Oliver), 81; double renal cal- ment of cerebro-spinal meningitis with 27 culus (Sir Thomas Oliver), 81; aortic Flexner and Jobling's antimeningo- Brancb, Yorkshire, 85, 354; annual meet- disease (Sir Thomas Oliver), 81; chronic coccic serum (0. T. Williams andN. ing, 85; confirmation of minutes, 85, SUPPLEMEWT TO TUB 1 INDEX TO 3.23912 BRITISHBT41TISH MEDICAL JOURNALJJOURNAL] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [DEC. 25, 1909.-7909. 354; new members, 85; apologies for ings at Annual Representative'Meeting, representatives at the United Kingdom non-attendance, 85; report of Council, 285; recognition of a special class of Hospitals Conference, 152; method of 85; election of officers, 85; the late consultants, report, 337 appointment of President, 152; synop- Mr. Wbeelhouse and the late Mr. Committee, Hospitals, 35, 44, 66, 144, 288, sis of proceedings at Annual Repre- Simeon Snell, 85; President's address, 308; notices of motion, 35; supple- sentative Meetings, 289 85; votes of thanks, 85; papers, 85, 355; mentary report of Council, 44; report Committee, Poor Law Reform, 16, 307; annual dinner, 85; boundaries of of presented to Council, 66,308 ; certifi- report presented to Council, 307 branches, 355; the Charter and the cates of suitability for hospital treat- Committee, Premises, 40, 68, 152; notice Referendum, 355 ment, 144; definition of "nursing of motion, 40; report of to Council, 68; Brighton, Cbichester, and Worthing and home," 144; approval of report, 145; adoption of report, 152 Eastbourne Divisions. See Divisions United Kingdom Hospitals Conference, Committee, Public Health, 40, 51, 67, 152, British Medical Association. See Asso- 145; gratuitous or semigratuitous hos- 290, 308; notices of motion, 40; supple- ciation pital treatment, 145 ; certificates under. mentary report of Council, 51; report British Medical Benevolent Fand. See Workmen's Compensation Act, 145; of presented to Council, 67, 308; salary Fund new medical institutions, 146; repre- of assistant medical officers of health, British Medical Students' Union. See sentation of local medical profession on l52; whole-time medical officers of Union boards of hospitals and similar bodies, health, 153; synopsis of proceedings BROADBENT, WALTER: Pulsation in the 146; nomination and election of Re- at Annual Representative Meeting, neck, 354 presentatives, 147; contributions to 290 Bromley Division. See Division ospitals by employers and employees, Committee, Science, 40, 52, 68, 154,290, BROWN, E. VIPONT: The medical pro- 147; Hampstead Hospital, 147 ; ap- 307; notices of motion, 40; supple- fession, its present and future, 298 proval of report, 148; South London mentary report of Council, 52; report BROWNE, LANGLEY, on Direct Represent- ospital Medical Committee, 149; of to Council, 68, 307; library, 154; atives of Eagland and Wales, 343 pathologists to institutions, 149; central laboratory, 154; approval of BRUCE CLARKE, W.: Treatmentof gastric synopsis of proceedings at Annual report, 154; synopsis of proceedings at ulceration, 299 Representative Meeting, 288 Annual Representative Meeting, 290 BRUNTON, Siin LAUDER: Blood pressure Committee, Irish, 36,129, 307; notice of Committee, Scottisb, 40, 154, 307; notice in man, 20; paper published in motion, 36; approval of annual report, of motion, 40; approval cf report, 154, JOURNAL, P 114 129, 307 307 BRYCE, ALEXANDER: Dietetic theories of Committee, Journal and Finance, 36, 53, Committee, South London Hospitals uraemia, 278 65, 129, 285, 307; notices of motion, 36; Medical, 149; discussed at Annual Buckingham Division. See Division supplementary report of Council, 53; Representative Meeting, 149 BUTLER, HARmISON: A modified stra- approval of report, 129; synopsis of Committee, Territorial Forces, 308; ap- bismus hook, a forked tonsillotome, proceedings at Annual Representative pointment of, 308 and a method of reaching the antrum Meeting, 285; minutes, 307 Committee, Therapeutic, 40, 154, 290; through the outer nasal walls, 325 Committee, Lunacy Laws, 83; resolutions notice of motion, 40; approval of of Guernsey and Alderney Division, report, 154; appointment of Materia 83 Medica Committee, 154; synopsis of Committee, Medico-Political,37,46,67,129, proceediDgs at Annual Representative C. 286, 308; notices of motion, 37; supple- Meeting, 290 mentary report of Council, 46; report Committee, Uterine Cancer, 40, 53,155; Cambridge and IInntingdon Branch. See of presented to Council, 67, 308; medi- notices of motion, 40; supplementary Branch cal inspection of school children, 129, report of Council, 53; approval of CAMPBELL, Dr.: Removal of malignant 286; school nurses, 132, 286; treatment report, 155 growth of orbit, 326 of school children found defective, 132, COMRIE, JOHN D.: Synoptic Chart of Cancer, wbat (lo we know about? (Sims 134 ; security of tenure of school medi- Cardiac Exanmination, 120 Woodhead), 109 cal officers, 137, 287; hospital treatment Congress, South African Medical, 180 Canterbury and Faversham Division. of school children, 138; circulation of Constipation, chronic, discussion on, 81 See Division report, 138; representation of the Asso- Consultants, recognition of a special class Canterbury, Faverslham, and Thanet ciation on the Central Midwives Board, of, 337, 354, 371, 377, 385, 386, 387; Divisions. See Divisions 138; rights and obligations of members report of Central Ethical Committee, CANTLIE, JAMIES: Influence of vermin in of Committees and Subcommitwees of 337; resolutions of: Chichester and the spread of 'lisease, 277 the Association, 138; representation of Worthing Division, 354; Coventry Divi- Cape of Good Eope Branch. See Branch t'he British Medical Association in the sion, 385; Derbyshire Division, 377; Carcinoma. See Cancer House of Lords, 138; approval of re- DudleyDivision, 339; Ealing Division, CAREY, CONRAD: So-called delayed port, 139; nurses' registration, 139, 287; 371; Jersey Division, 386; Manchester chloroform poisoning, 83 the Medical Acts, 140; public medical South Division, 386; Northants Divi- Carnarvon and Anglesey Division. See service, 140, 287; contract practice, sion, 387; Stratford Division, 386; Division 140, 287; model rules for dis- Watford and Harrow Division, 386 Carnarvon and Merioneth Division. See trict nursing associations, 141, 287; Contract practice, 25, 140, 197, 324; dis- Division approval of supplementary report, 143; cussed at Annual Representative Meet- Central Division. See Division overcrowding in the medical profession, ing, 140; resolutions of: Buckingham Cerebral tuimour, diagnosis and treat- 143; subsidies to midwives, 143; mode Division, 25; Coventry Division, 325; ment of (Sir Victor Horslev), 386 of election of Chairman and Deputy- North of England Branch, 197 Cervix, fibroid tumours of (Dr. Purslow), C,hairman, 143; entrance into office, Contract Practice Committee. See Com- 385 synopsis of proceedings at Annual Re- mittee Charitie IRefister and Digest, rev., 31 presentative Meeting, 286 COOPER, H. G.: Truss for inguinal hernia, Charter. See Association, British Me- Committee, Naval and Military, 39, 66, 56 dical I 154, 308; notice of motion, 39; report Coroner and p)ost-lnorte)Pi examinations, Chelsea Division. See Division of presented to Council, 66, 308; ap- 111 Chichester and Worthing Division. See proval of report, 154 Coroners Act. See Act Division Committee, Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Coroners' law, 16 CHILDE, Mr.: Symptoms, diagnosis, and report, 22, 24, 39, 54, 55, 58, 59, 83, 84. COSENS, W. BURROUGH: Surgical dis- treatment of uterine carcinoma by 109, 112, 149, 166, 288, 307; synopsis of eases occurring in the right inguinal WVertheim's panhysterectomy, 311 proceedings at Annual Representative region, 297 Cltoroform Committee. See Committee Meeting, 288; notice of motion, 39; COSTOBADIE, Mr.: Hypnotism, 353 Cholecystitis, gangrenous, and gall stones (Harold Grimsdale), 58; approval of Council, Central. See Association (J. T. J. Morrison), 324 report, 149, 307; resolutions of: Brom- Council, Gcneral Medical, 346, 356; new City Division. See Division ley DivisioD, 22; Canterbury and members, 346; President's address, CLARKE, J. 3lICHELL: Cerebellar tumour, Faversbam Division, 22 ; Central Divi- 346; result of examination for Indian 308; intracranial aneurysm, 308; tuber- sion, 54; Chelsea Division, 112; Medical Service, 348; restoration to e.ulous tumour of brain, 308 Chichester and Worthing Division, 83; Dehtists Register, 348; report of Educa- COLE-BAKER, Dr.: Subtotal hysterectomy Glasgow, North-West, Division, 55; tion Committee, 348, 356; the Apothe- for rupture of uterus during labour, Guernsey and Alderney Division, 83; caries' Hall, Ireland, 358; legislation as 378 Isle of Thanet Division, 24 ; Liverpool to anaesthetics, 360; Pharmacopoeia Colonial Committee. See Committee and Birkenhead Combined Divisions, Committee, 361; Students' Registration Committee, Chloroform, 35, 129; notice 166; Northamptonshire Division, 59; Committee, 362; dental education and of motion, 35; approval of annual Perthshire Branch, 83; Southport examination, 362; final examinations, report, 129 Division, 112; Trowbridge Division, 362; disciplinary cases, 362; dental dis- Ccommittee, Colonial, 35,129, 308; notice 109; West Somerset Branch, 84 ciplinary cases, 364; penal procedure, of motion, 35; approval of annual Committee, Organization, 39, 51, 66, 150, 365 report, 129, 308 289, 307 ; notices of motion, 39; supple- Council, Kent County, and midwifery Committee, Contract Practice, 68; report mentary report of Council, 51; report fees, 24 __of to Council. 68 of presented to Council, 66, 307; honor- Coventry Dispensary. See Dispensary Committee, Central Ethical, 34, 42, 68, ary officers of the Association, 150; pro- Coventry Division. See Division 127, 285, 308,337; notices of motion, 34; posed medical students' union, 151: CRINES, V. A.:* Extracranial false venous supplementary report of Council, 42; maps of Divisions and J3ranches, 151; aneurysm, 84 report of to Council, 68, 308; use of re- affiliation of other associations, 151; CROLY, Dr.: Case of perforated duodenal prints for advertising purposes,. 127- addresses at medical schools, 151; ulcer, 58 approval of report, 127; special class of the Charter, 151, 289; election of Chair- CROWE, Dr.: Pneumonia treated with consultants, 127; synopsis of proceed man and Deputy-Chairman, 151; pneumococcic vaccine, 27 DEC 25, 1909g INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. r BUPPLMXDINCTALTJOTHUEMAL 393

Cyst, dentigerous, of upper jaw (George tuberculous workers, 22 ; representation inguinal herniae (Dr. Ewart), 354; Heaton), 385 of local medical profession in hospital dinner, 354 Cystoma of ovary (J. Furneaux Jordon), boards, 22; unqualified practice, 22; Division, City, 265; inaugural meeting of 385 luncheon, 22, 327; votes of thanks, 22, session, 265; confirmation of minutes, 189,327; annual meeting, 188; vaccines 265; Ethical Committee, 265; inaugural and vaccine therapy (J. W. H. Eyre), address: Some mistakes in the treat- 188; confirmation of minutes, 189, 327; ment of fractures from a medico-legal D. annual report, 189; election of officers, aspect (C. W. Mansell-Moullin), 265 189; report of Executive Committee, Division, Coventry, 278, 324, 385; annual DADYSETT, H. J.: Demonstration of 327; Eastchurch Medical Benefit dinner, 278; contract practice, 325; aural instruments, 204 Society, 327; Annual Representative modified strabismus hook, a forked Dental Directory, rev., 96 Meeting, 327; cases, 327; patent milk tonsillotome and a method of reaching Dentigerous cyst of upper jaw (George vessel, 327; St. Ann's Home, 327 the antrum through the outer nasal Heaton), 385 Division, Carnarvon (North) and Angle- walls (Harrison Butler), 325; special Dentists, T'apographical List of R?eqistered, sey, 22; election of officers, 22; matters class of consultants, 385; West Brom- rev., 168 referred to Divisions, 22; unqualified wich Education Committee, 385; stone Derbyshire Division. See Division practice, 22; two cases of colostomy (J. in the kidney and ureter (Mr. Leedham- Diagnosis, mistakes in (R. P. Rowlands), R. Prytherch), 22 Green), 385 ; vote of thanks, 385 354 Division, Carnarvon (South) and Merion- Division, Derbyshire, 377; special class Dietetic theories of America (Alexander eth, 113; annual meeting, 113; con- of consultants, 377; exhibit, 377 Bryce), 278 firmation of minutes, 113; apologies Division, Dudley, 109, 339; annual meet- DIMMOCK, Lieutenant-Colonel H. P.: for non-attendance, 113; election of ing, 109; election of officers, 109; un- Registration for medical practitioners officers, 113; report of Executive Com- qualified practice, 109; tea, 109; ambu- in India and Burmah, 247 mittee, 113; medical inspection and lance classes, 339; British Red Cross Direct Representatives for England and treatment of school children, 113; Society, 339; special class of con- Wales, 343; (Langley Browne), 343; fibro-neuroma of musculo spiral nerve sultants, 339; West Bromwich school (Dr. Latimer), 344; (Dr. McManus), (Livingstone Davies), 113; epithelioma children, 339; apology for non-attend- 345 near root of tongue (Livingstone ance, 339 ])ispensary, Coventry Provident, 12; Davies), 113; fracture of radius (R. Division, Ealing, 310, 371; proposed resolutions of: Birmingham Branch, Jones Evans), 113; tuberculosis regu- annual dinner, 310; first meeting of 12 lations (E. Lloyd Owen), 113; water session, 310; tuberculous glands of Division, Altrincham, 56; clinical meet- charges and medical practitioners, mesentery (C. B. Lockwood), 310; ing, 56; apologies for non-attendance, 113; next meeting, 113 special class of consultants, 371, 56; clinical cases (Drs. Ransome and DivisioD, Central, 54, 278, 339; seventh treatment of naevi by solid carbon Luckman), 56; truss for inguinal annual meeting, 54; confirmation of dioxide (Reginald Morton), 371; cases hernia, 56; vote of thanks to Drs. minutes, 54, 339; letter from Mrs. (Dr. Chill), 371; demonstration (Ogier Luckman and Ransome, 56; scarlet Rickards, 54; scrutineers, 54; election Ward), 371; votes of thanks, 371 fever (Dr. Rhodes), 56; vote of thanks of officers, 54; representatives on Division, Eastbourne, 22; seventh annual to Dr. Rhodes, 56; dinner, 56 Branch Council, 54; Executive Com- meeting, 22; confirmation of minutes, Division, Barnsley, 166; annual meeting, mittee, 54; instruction to Representa- 22; apologies for non-attendance, 22; 166; election of officers, 155; the local tive, 54; ophthalmia neonatorum re- report of Executive Committee, 22; lsvy of 5s., 167; new member, 167; port, 54; medico-political report, 54; election of officers, 22; whole-time Hampstead Hospital, 167; current report of Executive Committee, 54 medical officers of health, 23; dinner, work of the Association, 167 presentation to Chairman, 54; vote of 23 Division, Bedford and Herts, 58, 354; thanks to retiring officers, 54; payment Division, East Kent, 299; combined annual meeting, 58 ; luncheon, 58; con- of medical practitioners attending mid- meeting, 299; luncheon, 299; apology firmation of minutes, 58, 354; annual wives' calls, 278; canvassing com- for non-atten(lance, 299; confirmation report, 58; election of officers, 58; un- mittee, 339; report of Annual Repre- of minutes, 299; case, 299; treatment qualified practice, 58; discussion, 58; sentative Meeting. 339; election of of gastric ulceration (W. Bruce Clarke), vote of thanks, 58; report of Central Representative, 339; medical practi- 299; vote of thanks, 300; tea, 300 Ethical Committee, 354; treatment of tioners and midwives, 339; West Division, Edinburgh, North-West, 12; the aptendix in cases of suppurative Bromwich Hospital and elementary annual meeting, 12; confirmation of appendicitis (W. Gifford Nash), 354; school children, 339 minutes, 12; election of officers, 12; the new scheme for the organization of Division, Chelsea, 112, 298, 325, 369; report of Executive Committee, 12; voluntary aid in England and Wales annual meeting, 112; confirmation of whole-time medical officers of health, (A. Conning Hlartley), 354; specimens, minutes, 112, 298, 325; election of 12; medical certification of suitability 354; tea, 354 officers, 112; members of Soutb-West for hospital treatment, 12; fresh public Division, Boston and Spalding, 166; London Hospital Medical Committee, medical institutions, 12; earlier elec- seventh annual meeting, 166; apologies 112; balance sheet for 1908, 112; Dr. tion of Representative, 12 for non-attendance, 166; confirmation Bonney's recovery, 112; the late Dr. Division, Furness, 259; clinical meeting, of minutes, 166; election of officers, Ramsden, 112; Eampstead Hospital, 259; specimens and cases, 259; com- 166; programme for the year, 166; 112 ; letter from Branch Secretnry, 112; plete extirpation of stomach for treatment of school children, 166 ; un- meeting on medical reform, 112; the malignant disease (Dr. Allan), 259; quslified practice, 166; annual report, Council of the College of Surgeons, 112; pseudo-hypertrophic paralysis (J. A. 166; invitation to non-members to join unqualified practice, 112; school care Reid), 259; sympathetic ophthalmitis the Association, 166; invitation to Mid- committees, 112; representation of (Dr. Rutberford), 259; current work in land Branch to meet in the Division, profession on hospital boards, 112, 298 ; Edinburgh (Dr. HIarper), 259; multi- 166; luncheon, 166 ophthalmia neonatorum report, 112; locular ovarian cyst (Dr. LiviDgston), Division, Bournemouth, 187; additional medical inspection of school children, 259 summer meeting, 187; motor gym- 112; public medical service, 112; vote Division, Glasgow (Eastern), 309; con- khana, 187 of thanks, 112; the general election, firmation of minutes, 309; report on Division, Bromley, 22; annual meeting, 113; treatment of (L.C.C.) school chil- Annual Representative Meeting, 309; 22; amendments and additions to rules, dren found defective, 298, 325; repre- appointment of Representative, 309; 22; date of election of Representative sentation on the Board of Management organization of Division, 309 ; hospitals at Representative Meetings, 22; elec- of the Kensington General Hospital, and medical inspection 'of school tion of officers, 22 ; Royal Commission 298; postponement of paper, 298; children, 309.; appointm3nts under on Unqualified Practice, 22; ophthal- editorial articles in the JOURNAL, 325; Glasgow School Board, 309 mia neonatorum report, 22 rales and laws of the Division, 325; the Division, Glasgow (North-Western), 55; Division, Buckinghamshire, 25, 265; guardians and emergency calls by mid- confirmation of minutes, 55; new mem- annual meeting, 25; election of officers, wives, 325; the difficulties of describing ber of Executive Committee, 55; oph- 25; annual report, 25; instructions to the characters of a substance without thalmia neonatorum report, 55; provi- Representative at Annual Representa- classification (Dr. Williams), 325; meet- sional agenda for Annual Representative tive Meeting, 25; entertainment fund, ing of the medical practitioners of Meeting, 55; Medico-Political Com- 25; contract practice, 25; discussion, Chelsea and Fulham, 325r; necessity foe mittee's report, 55; Organizalion Com- dilatation of stomach (Lauriston Shaw), a union of medical practitioners, 369 mittee, 55; the medical profession and 25; next meeting, 25; luncheon, 265; Division, Chichester and Worthing, 83, school boards, 55 apology for non-attendance, 265; con- 354; annual meeting, 83; confirmation Division, Grahamstown, 246; apologies tirmation of minutes, 265; master v. of minutes, 83, 354; place of next meet- for non-attendance, 246; Malta. fever, man under the present Acts (William ing, 83, 354; election of officers, 83; 246; Durban Congress, 246; small-pox Turner), 265 ; vote of thanks, 269 report of Honorary Secretary, 83; re- and diseases resembling small-pox (Dr. Division, Canterbury and Faversham, 22, port of Representative, 83; report of Walker, read by Dr. Lille), 246; 188, 327; next meeting, 22,189, 327; pro- Ophthalmia Neonatorum Committee, "Amaas" (Dr. Grant, read by Dr. posed division of the South-Eastern 83-; medical inspection of children, 83; Fitzgerald), 246; vaccination, 246 Branch, 22; medical inspection and medical ccrtificates for hospitals, 83; Division, Guernsey and Alderney, 83; treatment of school children, 22; Oph- unqualified practice, 83; representation confirmation of minutes, 83; Honorary thalmia Neonatorum Committee report. of local medical profession on hospital Secretary's report, 83; report of Lunacy 22; medical certification of suitability boards, 83; special class of consultant, Laws Committee, 83; instructions to of patients for hospital treatment, 22 ; 354; printing of papers read at meet- Representative, 83; ophthalmia neona- contributions to hospitals by employers ings, 354; pulsation in the neck (Walter torum report, 83; case of so-called and employees, 22 ; fresh public medi- Broadbent), 354; frequency of the pre- delayed chloroform poisoning (Conrad cal institutions, 22; sanatoriums for sence of the appendix in the sac of Carey), 83; votes of thanks, 83 ISUTPZ&,=*T TO M 394 131moz NXID'I"L.Tomm"I INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [DEC. 25, 1909-99 Division, Guildford, 354; confirmation of medical aspects of the recommenda- 291; spring meeting, 26; Representa- minutes,. 354; mistakes in diagnosis tions of the Majority and Minority tive at Representative Meeting, 26; re- (R. P. Rowlands), 354; enuresis (Dr. Reports of the recent Royal Commis- cent methods of diagnosis in genito- Fardon), 354 sion on the Poor Laws (by the late urinary surgery (A. Fullerton), 26; Division, Hampstead, 16, 371; seventh John Milson Rhodes, read by Dr. next meeting, 26; summer meeting, annual meeting, 16; confirmation of Hopkinson), 298; place of meeting, 26; statement of accounts, 26; election minutes, 17; annual report, 17; elec- 298; geographical distribution of Divi- of officers, 26; some effects of motion tion of officers, 17; vote of thanks to sion, 298; correspondence, 298; un- (Professor Anderson), 26; effects of retiring Chairman, 17; instructions to qualified practice, 298; press cuttings pressure on heart (Professor Anderson), .Representative at Annual Representa- on matters affecting the profession, 26; relation of muscles to bone (Pro- tive Meeting, 17; proposed alteration of 298; Loyal Birch Lodge and its medi- fessor Anderson), 26; entertainment by by-laws, 17; Annual Representative cal officers, 298; The Medical Pro- Warrenpoint Urban Council, 26; vote Meeting, 371; Chairman's address, 371; fession: its Present and Future" (E. of thanks, 26; autumn meeting, 291; Hampstead Hospital, 371; Hampstead Vipont Brown), 298; vote of thanks, 298; the late Dr. Vesey, 291; election of -public medical service, 371 ; treatmdnt treatment of school children, 385; Chairman, 291; pneumothorax (B. H. of gaistric ulcer (C. Bolton), 371; the model rules of a public medical ser- Steede), 291; treatment of unobstructed blood in Addison's disease (Claude vice, 386; Representative's report, 386; labour (R. J. Johnson), 293 Taylor), 371; Branch Council proceed- recommendation to the joint com- Division, Portsmouth, 311, 378; clinical ings, 371 mittee, 386; special class of con- meeting, 311, 378; case of maxillary Divis.ion, Isle of Thanet, 23; annual sultants, 386 antrum, ethmoidal cell, and frontal meeting, 23; confirmation of minutes, Division, Monmouthshire, 83, 246; con- sinus suppfiration cured by operation 23; next meeting, 23; earlier election firmation of minutes, 84, 246; vote (Dr. Barford), 311; epithelioma of nose of Representative at Representa- of congratulation, 84; report as to (Cole-Baker), 311; uterus duplex sepa- tive Meeting, 23; letter from Can- disputes, 84, 246; contributions to ratus cum vagina separata (L. May- terbury and Faversham Division, 23; hospitals by employers and em- bury), 311; thickening of nasal bones proposed division of South-Eastern ployees, 84; cure of tuberculosis by (Mr. Ridout), 311; symptoms, dia- Branch, 23; annual report, 23; un- otheri acute diseases (A. G. Lawrence), gnosis, and treatment of uterine car- qualified practice, 24; current work of 84; extracranial false venous aneurysm cinoma by Wertheim's abdominal the Association, 24; Annual Repre- (V. A. Crinks) 84; vote of thanks, 84; panhysterectomy (Mr. Childe), 311; sentative Meeting, 24- whole-time 1,000 cases of instrumental labour acute pyelitis complicating pregnancy medical officers of health, 24; Divisional (Dr. Crawford), 246; tea, 246 (Dr. Routh), 311; specimens, 311; sub- area, 24; ophthalmia neonatorum re- Division, Norfolk (East) 259; quarterly total hysterectomy for rupture of port, 24; votes of thanks to Chairman, meeting, 259; Annual Representative uterus during labour (Dr. Blackwoocl 24 Meeting; subcommittee on medical and Dr. Cole-Baker), 378; very large Division, Jersey, 386; special class of inspection of schools, 259; Great Yar- ventral hernia in a man (Mr. Ridout), consultants, 386 mouth Friendly Societies' Medical 378; gangrene of glans penis produced Division, Kensington, 180; annual meet- Institute, 259 by a thread (Montague Way), 378; new ing, 180; confirmation of minutes, 180; Division, Northamptonshire, 58, 259, 387; method of estimating the quantity of election of officers, 180; report of annualmeeting, 58; confirmationof min- sugar in urine (Dr. Bankart), 378; new Executive Committee, 181; motion as utes, 58, 387; annual report, 58; differen- method of preparing sputum for to re-election of Cbairman, 181; un- tial diagnosis of glaucoma (Dr. Harries examination for tubercle bacilli (Dr. qualified practice, 181; children's care Jones),58; election ofofficers, 58; vote of Bankart), 378; oblique presentation committees, 181 thankstoretiring Chairman, 59* medical and dystocia due to ventrifixation of Division, Lambeth, 299, 353; confirmation inspection of schools, 59; report on uterus (Dr. Holmes), 378; retroperi- of minutes, 299, 353; appointment of ophthalmia neonatorum, 59; unquali- toneal cyst with haemorrhage (Dr. Deputy Representative at Representa- fied practice, 59; current work of the Holmes), 378; moist gangrene of foot tive Meetings, 299; treatment of vari- Association, 59; tea, 59; treatment of (L. Maybury), 378 cose veins (A. A. Thompson), 299; votes appendicitis (W. Osler), 259; clinical Division, Reading, 246; Dr. May and the of thanks, 299, 353; report of annual demonstration by Professor Osler, 260; Wokingham guardians, 246; practi- Representative Meeting, 353; urethral medical library, 260; Representative's tioners and nursing associations, 246; stricture (Cyril A. R. Nitch), 353; ap- report, 387; gymnastic training (C. W. Chobham Nursing Association, 246 ; pointment of subcommittee, 353; Phipps and J. D. Douglas), 387; special resignation of Representative, 246; demonstration of cases, 353 class of consultants, 387; specimens, Branches and capitaNion fees, 246 Division, Leinster, East, 112; annual cases, etc., 387 Division, Reigate, 310; autumn meeting, meeting, 112; election of officers, 112 Division, Northumberland, North, 21, 310; diagnostic significance of pus in Division, Liverpool (Central), 81; annual 246, 299; annual meeting, 21; con- the nose (StClairThomson), 310; reform meeting, 81; election of officers, 81; firmation of minutes, 21, 299; apologies of medical law, 310; report of Annual Joint Committee of Liverpool and for non-attendance, 21, 299; installa- Representative Meeting, 310; dinner, 310 Birkenhead Divisione, 81; report of tion of new Chairman, 21; election of Division, Richmond, 353; two ophthalmio Executive Committee, 81; Annual officers, 21; nomination of Represen- cases (C. S. Blair), 353; pyonephrosis Representative Meeting, 81; current tative at Annual Representative Meet- which ruptured during labour (J. R. work-of the Association, 81; vote of ing, 21; County Nursing Association, Johnson), 353; tuberculous appendix thanks to retiring officers, 81 21; place of meeting, 21; communica- (.1. R. Johnson), 353; extensive carci- Division, Liverpool (Southern), 57; con- tion as to collection of debts, 21; annual noma of kidney (J. R. Johnson), 353; firmation of minutes, 57; accounts, 57; social meeting, 21; communications, unique case of cancer of caecum (J. R. hospital abuse, 57 21; tea, 21, 299; annual social meeting, Johnson), 353; vote of thanks, 354 Division, Maidstone, 24, 237, 354, 378; 246; correspondence with local nursing Division. St. Helens, 325; apologies for annual meeting, 24; conflrmation of committee, 299 ; an advertisement, 299; non-attendance, 325; Chairman, 325; minutes, 24, 237, 354, 378; letter to letter from Chairman of Morpeth confirmation of minutes, 325; medical head masters of schools, 24; Hearts of Division, 299; letter of warning, 299; officer for recruiting purposes, 325; Oak Benefit Society, 24; election of collection of overdue accounts, 299 nomination of new member, 325 officers, 24; advertisements in local Division, Norwich, 111; Norwich public Division, St. Pancras and Islington, 326; press, 24; Kent County Council and medical service, 111 town and country practice (Dr. Glinn), midwifery fees, 24; Representative Division, Norwood. 58, -299, 371, 377; an- 326; vote of thanks, 326; medical in- Meeting, 24; dinner, 24; apologies for nual meeting, 58; election of officers, espction of schools, 326; additional non-attendance, 237, 354, 378; inspec- 58; transferencea of Norwood Division Honorary Secretary, 326 tion of the asylum, 237; treatment of to Metropolitan Counties Branch, 58; Division, South-Eastern Counties o insanity, 237; letter from the Pro- principles of immunity (E. von Ofen- Edinburgh, 111, 291, 308; election o prietor of the Kent Messenger, 237; he im), 58; Ophthalmia Neonatorum officers, 111; special meeting, 291; tea, 237; next meeting, 237; letter, Committee report (Harold Grimsdale), medical inspection of schools, 291 354; cases, 354; scale of fees for 58; confirmation of minutes, 299; next annual dinner, 308 attendance on hop-pickers, 354; Kent meeting, 299,371; report of the Repre- Division, Southern, 308; smoking con- Nursing Association, 354; report on sentative of the Division at the Annual cert, 308 Annual Representative Meeting, 354; Representative Meeting, 299; subdivi- Division, Southport, 111; confirmation of Bearsted and Thornham Nursing sion of the Norwood Division, 299, 371; minutes, 111; executive committee, Association, 378; training of proposed delimitation of boundaries of Division, 111; election to Central Council, 111; voluntary aid detachments, 378; con- 299; rectal feeding (A. P. Beddard), alteration of Rule 7, 111; Local Govern- servative mastoid operation (Charles 299; surgical treatment of complete ment Board inquiry respecting un- Heath), 378 procidentia of uterus by means of qualified practice, 112; ophthalmias Division, Manchester (South), 111, 298, 385; ventrifixation with the aid of filigrees neonatorum report, 112; medical in- confirmation of minutes, 111, 298, 385 ; of silver wire (L. McGavin), 299; intes- spection and treatment of school elections to Central Council, 111; joint tinal stasis and its treatment by re- children, -112; agenda of Annual Re- Committee (Manchester and District) moval of large intestine (W. Arbuthnot presentative Meeting, 112 Warehousemen and Clerks' Associa- Lane), 371 ; medical treatment of school Division, South-West Wales, 25; annual tion, 111; coroner and post-mortem children, 377 meeting, 25; confirmation of minutes, examinations (Sawers Scott), 111; Division, Oxford, 377; autumn meeting, 25: election of officers, 25; rules of the appointment of Deputy Representa- 377; confirmation of minutes, 377; the Division, 25; Coroners Act, 25; treat- tive for the Representative Meeting, late Dr. Slade-Baker, 377; British ment of defective school children, 26; 111; final instructions to Representa- Medical Fund, 378 ; proposed scheme of pneumonia (Dr. Phillips), 26 tive, 111; apology for absence, 298, 385; dealing with tuberculosis, 378 Division, Stratford, 17,386; annual meet- the late Dr. John Milson Rhodes, 298; Division, Portadown and West Down, 26, ing, 17; confirmation of minutes, 17, S8PPLEXnNT TO T DEC. 25, I909o. INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 395 I 386; school care committees, 17; medi- election of Joint Representative at tion Committee, 379; sanatoriums and cal inspection of school children, 17; Representative Meeting, 189 convalescent homes, 380; events of the election of officers, 17; proposed public Divisions, Guernsey, Alderney, and Jer- year, 380; arrangements for 1910, 381 medical service, 386; diagnosis and sey, 371; conjoint meeting, 371; re-elec- Furness Division. See Division treatment of cerebral tumour (Sir tion of Representative, 372; report of Victor Horsley), 386; medical consulta- Representative Meeting, 372; dinner, tions, 386 372 Division, Suffolk, South, 55; annual Divisions, Liverpool and Birkenhead Com- G. meeting, 55; election of officers, 55 bined, 27, 56, 59, 81, 113, 166; hos- Division, Torquay, 26; letter from pital abuse, 2j, 56,59, 81,113, 166; police Gall stones and gangrenous cholecystitis Honorary Secretary, 26 surgeons in Liverpool, 56; unqualified (J. T. J. Morrison), 324 Division, Trowbridge, 109, 277; confirma- practice, 56; matters referred to Divi- General Medical Council. See Council tion of minutes, 109; medical inspec- sions, 57, 166; confirmation of minutes, GILFORD, Mr.: Specimens of tubal abok- tion of school children, 109; repre- 81, 166; resignation of Hospital Abuse tion, 58 sentation of local medical profession on Committee, 81; annual meeting, 166; Glasgow, abuse of medical charities in, hospital boards, 109; report of Subcommittee on Standing Orders, 166; 13; school medical officers in, 217, 225, Ophthalmia Neonatorum Committee, annual report and balance sheet, 166; 309; appointments under the School 109; inquests at hospitals, 109; the pro- election of officers, 166; ophthalmia Board, 309 fession and local nursing associations, neonatorum report, 166 Glasgow and West of Scotland Branch. 109; Chairman's meeting, 277; influence DODDS-PARKER, Mr.: Very large double See Branch of vermin in the spread of disease inguinal hernia, 57 Glasgow Division. See Division (James Cantlie), 277 Dorset and West Hants Branch. See GLINN, Dr.: Town and country practice, Division, Tunbridge Wells, 24; annual Branch 326 meeting, 24; confirmation of minutes, DOUGLAS, J. D.: Gymnastic training, 387 Gloucestershire Branch. See Branch 24; election of officers, 24; division of Dudlev Division. See Division Govan Medical Association and the South-Eastern Branch, 24; report of Dundee Branch. See Branch Cottage Nurses' Training fHome, 187 Executive Committee, 25; whole-time Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer Grahamstown Division. See Division medical officers of health, 25; unquali- GREENWOOD, MAJOR: Relieving officers fied practice, 25; medical certification and the report of the Poor Law Com-- of suitability for hospital treatment, mission, 253 25; contributions to hospitals by GREIG, Lieutenant-Colonel F. J.: Medi- employers and employees, 25; -fresh cal military arrangements in connexion public medical institutions, 25; sana- E. with home defence, 279 toriums for workers suffering from GRIMSDALE, HAROLD: Address upon the tuberculosis, 25; representation of Ealing Division. See Division Ophthalmia Neonatorum Committee's local medical profession on hospital Ear disease in children (Mr. Skelding), report, 58 boards, 25; other matters, 25 300 Guardians and emergency calls by mid- Division, Wakefield, 114; formation of, East Anglian Branch, See Branch wives, 325 114; address by Medical Secretary, Eastbourne Division. See Division Guernsey and Alderney Division. See 114 East Kent Division. See Division Division Division, Walthamstow, 17, 310, 371; Ebbw Vale, 16 Guernsey, Alderney, and Jersey Divisions. annual meeting, 17; confirmation of ECCLES, McADAM: Diseases of appendix, See Divisions minutes, 17, 20, 371; letter from Medi- 371 Guildford Division. See Division cal Secretary, 17; annual report, 17: Edinburgh Branch. See Branch Gymnastic training (C. W. Phipps and election of officers, 18; installation of Edinburgh Division. See Division J. D. Douglas), 387 new Chairman, 18; vote of thanks to England and Wales, lunacy in, sixty- retiring Chairman and Honorary Secre- tllird report of the Commissioners, 211 tary, 18; President's address: How to Enuresis (Dr. Fardon), 354 increase the meabership and improve Ethical Committee. See Committee the utility of the Walthamstow Divi- EWART, Dr.: Frequency of the presence H. sion of the British Medical Association of the appendix in the sac of inguinal from the local practitioner's point of herniae, 354 Haematuria, surgical aspects of (MIr. view, 18; tea, 19; exhibits, 19; letters, EYRE, J. W. H.: Vaccines and vaceine- Farrant) 84 19; Annual Representative Meeting, therapy, 188 HAGUET, HENRY: Paris anzd Orleans Rail- 20; whole-time medical officers of wvay, 1836-1908, 63 health, 20; lumbar puncture (Risien Hampstead Division. See Division Russell), 310; diseases of the appendix Hampstead Hospital. See Hospital (McAdam Eccles), 371; vote of thanks, Hampstead Public Medical Service, 371 371; report of Central Ethical Com- HARE, H. A. (editor) : Pr-ogressive Medicine, mittee, 371 F. rev., 31 Division, Warrington, 309; scientific HARFORD, C. F.: How to increase the meeting, -309; apologies for non- Faith healing, 15; resolutions of Metro- membership and improve the utility of attendance, 309; enlarged thyroid politan Counties Branch, 15 the Walthamstow Division of the glands in children (Dr. Hutt), 309; FARDON, Dr.: Enuresis, 354 British Medical Association, 18 vote of thanks, 309; monthly scientific FARRANT, Mr.: Surgical aspects of haema- HARRIES-JONEs, Dr.: Differential dia- meetings, 309; appointment of Chair- turia, 84 gnosis of glaucoma, 58 man, 309; an advertisement, 309; Federated Societies Medical Benefit Asso- HARRISON, Dr.: Opsonins and vaccine Notification of Births Act, 309 ciation. See Association therapy, 227 Division, Watford and Harrow, 386 Feebleminded, care of, 209; deputation to HART, MABEL: Sister K., rev., 31 apologies for non-attendance, 386; con- Home Secretary, 209 HARTLEY, A. CONNING: The new scheme firmation of minutes, 386; sick club Fees, midwifery, Kent County Council for the organization of voluntary aid in payments, 386; Representative's report. and, 24 England and Wales, 354 386; ethical rules, 386; special class of FELLS, A.: Three cases of pneumonia, Health Resorts, rev., 31 consultants, 386; public medical ser- 308; an epidemic form of jaundice, Hearts of Oak Benefit Society. See vice, 386 308 Society Division, Westminster, 20; conflriation Fever, blackwater (Dr. Bentley), 53 HEATH, CHARLES: Conservative mastoid of minutes, 20; Medical Secretary's Fever, scarlet (Dr. Rhodes), 56 operation, 378 report, 20; appointment of scrutineers, Fever, scarlet, in Lurgan (Dr. Agnew), HEATON, GEORGE: Dentigerous cyst of 20; unqualified practice, 20; election 341 upper jaw, 385 of officers, 20; Treasurer's report, 20; Fibroid tumours of cervix (Dr. Purslow), HEGGS, Dr.: Patent milk vessel, 327 blood pressure in man (Sir Lauder 385 HEMSTED, Dr.: Case of disseminated Brunton), 20; vote of thanks, 20; Mid- FIELDEN, Dr.: Collapse after anaesthesia, tuberculosis treated with Marmorek's wives Act (M. I. Finucane), 20 342 serum, 110 Division, Winchester, 58; annual meet- Fife Branch. See Branch Herniae, inguinal, frequency of the pre- ing, 58; election of offi-cers, 58; un FINUCANE, M. I.: Midwives Act, 20 sence of the appendix in the sac of qualified practice, 58; syphilis treated Fractures, some mistakes in the treat- (Dr. Ewart), 354 by orsudan (Dr. Lawrie), 58; foreign ment of, from a medico-legal aspect HIcHENS, Dr.: Specimen of polyserositis, body ulcerating through oesophagus (C. W. Mansell Moullin), 265 300 into aorta (Dr. Payne), 58; cases, 58 FREEMAN, Dr.: Boy of 7 with acquired HOBHOUSE, Dr.: Cases of pseudo-hyper- Divisions, Brighton, Chichester and syphilis, 57; case of von Reckling- trophic paralysis, 378; case of cystic, Worthing, and Eastbourne, 378; con- hausen's disease, 57; case of pseudo- --disease of liver, 378 firmation of minutes, 378; three child- hypertrophic paralysis, 57 HOLMES, Dr.: Case of oblique presenta- ren suffering from pseudo-hvpertrophic FULLERTON, A.: Recent methods of tion and dystocis due to ventrifixation paralysis (Dr. Hobhouse), 378; patient diagnosis in genito-urinary surgery, 26 of uterus, 378; retroperitonaeal cystS suffering from cystic disease of liver FULLERTON, Mr.: Ruptured duodenal with haemorrhage, 378 (Dr. Hobhouse), 378; demonstration of ulcer treated by suture and gastro- HORSLEY, Sir VICTOR: Diagnosis and polygraph (James Mackenzie), 378; mas- enterostomy at the same sitting, 341 treatment of cerebral tumour, 386 toid operation for middle-ear disease Fund, British Medical Benevolent, 110, Hospital abuse, 27, 56, 57, 81, 113, 166; (A. J. Martineau), 378; dinner, 378 378 resolutions of: Liverpool (Southern) Divisions, Canterbury, Faversham and Fund, King Edward's Hospital, for Lon- Division, 57; Liverpool and Birkenhead Thanet, 189; combined meeting, 189; don, 379; annual meeting, 379; Distribu- Divisions, 27, 56, 81, 113, 166 BVPKAMN% w 396 SUnMM NSDIEC" J Wm xi INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. 3IDP[DEC. 25, 1909.

t I Hospital,- Birmingham General, statis- HUTCHINSON, JONATHAN: Surgery of the: LOWNDES, Mrs. BELLOC: Studies in tical report, 206 tongue, 25 Wives, rev., 31 'Hospital boards, representation of local HUTT, Dr.: Enlarged thyroid glands in Low's Handbook to the Charities of medical profession on, 22, 25, 83, 109, children, 309 Lonclon, 120 112, 146, 298; discussed at Annual LOXTON, ARTHUR: Rodent ulcer, 324 Representative Meeting, 146; resolu- Lumbar puncture (Risien Russeli), 310 tions of: Canterbury and Faversham Lunacy in England and Wales, sixty- Division, 22; Chelsea Division, 112, I. third report of Commissioners, 211 298; Chichester and Worthing Divi- Lunacy Laws Committee. See Com- sion, 83; Northern Counties of.Scotland Indis, medical profession in, 255; deputa- mittee. Branch, 22-; Trowbridge Division, 109 tion to Secretary of State, 255 Lurgan, outbreak of scarlatina in (Dr. Tunbridge Wells Division, 25 India, medical registration in, 54, 245, Agnew), 341 Hospital, City of Cardiff, Mental, annual 247, 255; (Lieutenant-Colonel H. P. LYSTER, ROBERT A.: Treatment of report, 333 Dimmock), 247 school children found defective on Hospital, Hampstead, 14, 112, 147, 167, 371; Indian Medical Service. See Army, inspection, 232 discusssed at Annual Representative Indian Meeting, 147 ; resolutions of: Barnsley Inquests at cottage hospitals, 109 Division, 167; Chelsea Division, 112; Insanity, treatment of (Wolseley Lewis), M. Hampstead Division, 371; Metropolitan 237 Counties Branch, 14 Irish Committee. See Committee MACDONALD, Dr.: Case of sudden death, Hospital for Incurables, Royal, Dublin, Irish dispensary doctor, fate of the (Dr. 110 223; report, 223 Moorhead), 340 MCGAvIN, L.: Surgical treatment of com- Hospital, King's College, 15 Irish Poor Law Service. See Poor Law plete procidentia of the -aterus by Hospital, Merthyr General, 234 Isle of Thanet Division. See Division means of ventrifixation with the aid of Hospital, North Wimbledon Cott3ge, filigrees of silver wire, 299 thirty-ninth annual report, 31 MACIHARDY, Dr.: Intestinal calculus, 326 Hospital, Putney, 15 MACKENZIE, JAMES: Demonstration of Hospital treatment, gratuitous or semi- polygraph, 378 gratuitous, 145; discussed at Annual J. MCMANUS, Dr., on Direct Representa- Representative Meeting, 145; medical tives for England and Wales, 345 certification of suitability for, 12, 21, 22, Jersey Division. See Division MACNAUGHTON JONES, H.: Uterine 25, 83, 144, 165, 166; discussed at JOHNSON, J. R.: Pyonephrosis which haemorrhage, 110 Annual Representative Meeting, 144; ruptured during labour, 353; tuber- Maidstone Division. See Division resolutions of: Canterbury and Faver- culous kidney, 353; carcinoma of Manchester Division. See Division sham Division, 22; Chaichester and kidney, 353; cancer of caecum, 353 MANLEY, HERBERT: Medical aspects of Worthing Division, 83; Edinburgh JOHNSTON, R., J.; Treatment of un- thereport of the Poor Law Commission, (North-West) Division, 12 ; Fife Branch, obstructed labour, 293 12, 193 165, 166; Northern Counties of Scotland JORDAN, J. FURNEAUX: Cystoma of ovary, MANNING, DAVYS: Chelidonine in biliary Branch, 21; Tunbridge Wells Divi- 385. colic, 110 sion, 25 JOURNAL, editorial articles in, 325 Marlborough's Self-Taught Series: Per- Hospital, Warneford, for Mental Diseases, Journal and Finance Committee. See sian Self-Taught, rev., 31; Norwegian Oxford, annual report, 206 Committee Self-Taught (C. A. Thim), 275 Hospital, West Bromwicb, and elemen- MARTINEAU, A. J.: Mastoid operation for tary school children, 339 middle-ear disease, 378 Hospital, Wonford House for the Insane, Master v. Man under the present Acts Expeter: resignation of Dr. Deas, 250; K. (William Turner), 265 medical report, 250 Matters referred to Divisions, 57,166, 337; Hospitals and asylums, 31, 206, 223, 232, KAPADIA, F. N.: Landry's paralysis, 53 recognition of a special class of con- 249, 261, 274, 282, 313, 333, 366, 374, 383; KAUFFMANN, 0. J.: Experiments with von sultants, 337 North Wimbledon Cottage Hospital, Pirqueu tuberculin test, 324 MAYBURY, L.: Uterus duplex separatus 31; General Hospital, Birmingbam, Kensington Division. See Division cum vagina separata, 311; moist gan- 206; The Retreat, York, 206; Salterley Kent County Council. See Council grene of foot, 378 Grange Sanatorium, 206; Warneford KERRAWALLA, M. P.: The milk factor in Medical Acts, 140; discussed at Annual Hospital for Mental Diseases, Oxford, infant mortality, 291 Representative Meeting, 140 206; Royal Hospital for Incurables, King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Medical aspects of the Poor Law Com- Dublin, 223; Worcester Asylum, 232; Fund mission. See Poor Law Salop and Montgomery Asylum, 233; Medical certification of suitability for Down District Asylum, Dowopatrick, hospital treatment. See Hospital 233; Staffordshire Lunatic Asylums, Medical charities, abuse of, in Glasgow, 233; Merthvr General Hospital, 234; L. 13 Stirling District Asylum, 249, 383; Medical Fellowship, D.P.H., an(l Dental Dorset County Asylum, 249; Belfast Labour, treatment of unobstructed (R. J. Examination Papers, rev., 31 District Lunatic Asylum, 249; Rox- Johnston), 293 Medical inspection of school children. burgh, Berwick, and Selkirk District LAFFAN, Dr.: Two cases of appendi- See Schools Asylum, 249; Wonford House Hospital cotomy, 237; case of hernia in an aged Medical institutions, fresh public, 12, 22, for the Insane, Exeter, 250; Cumber- person, 237 25, 146; discussed at Annual Represen- land and Westmorland Lunatic, 261 Lambeth Division. See Division tative Meeting, 146; resolutions of: Monmouthshire Asylum, Abergavenny, LANDIS, H. R. M.: Progressive M1edicine, Canterbury and Faversbam Division, 261; Barnsley Hall Asylum, Worcester- rev., 31 22; Edinburgh (North-West) DiVision, shire, 262; Hereford County and City Landry's paralysis. See Paralysis 12; Tunbridge Wells Division, 25 Asylum, 274; Royal Edinburgh Asylum, LANE, W. ARBUTHNOT: Intestinal stasis, Medical military arrangements in con- Morningside, 282; West Ham County 371 nexion with home defence (Lieutenant- Borough Lunatic Asylum, 313; County LARKING, Dr.: Aims of the Association, Colonel F. J. Greig), 279 Borough of Middlesbrough Borough 25 Medical officers of health, assistant, Asylum, 313; Glamorgan County LATIMER, Dr., on:Direct Representatives salaries of, 152; discussed at Annual Lunatic AsYlum, Bridgend, 314; City for England and Wales, 344 Representative Meeting, 152 of Cardiff Mental Hospital, 333; West LAURIE, Dr.: Syphilis treated byorsudan, Medical officers of health, whole time, 12, Riding Lunatic Asylum, Wakefield, 58 21, 23, 24, 25, 153, 166; discussed at 333; Kesteven County Asylum, 333; LAWRENCE, A. G.: Cure of tuberculosis Annual Representative Meeting, 153; Joint Counties Asylum, Carmarthen, by other acute diseases, 84 resolutions of: Eastbourne Division, 334; West Sussex County Asylum, 334; LFEDHAM-GREEN, Mr.: Stone in the 23; Edinburgh (North-West) Division, Wilts County Asylum, 366; Somerset kidney and ureter, 385 12; Fife Branch, 166; Isle of Thanet and Bath Asylum, Wells, 374; Hert- LE FLEMING, Dr.: Some points in the Division, 24; Northern Counties of fordshire County Asylum, 374; Notting- treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, Scotland Branch, 21; Tunbridge Wells ham City Asylum, 374; Norwich City 110 Division, 25; Walthamstow Division, Asylum, 374 Leinster Division. See Division 20 Hospitals Committee. See Committee LEWIS, WOLSELEY: Treatment of in- Medical practitioners and midwives, Hospitals Conference, United Kingdom, sanity, 237 payment of. See Payment 145; discussed at Annual Representa- LINDLEY, PERCY: East Coast Holia(lys, Medical Practitioners, Union of, 369; tive Meeting, 145 rev., 63 resolution of Chelsea DivisioD, 369 Hospitals, contributions to by employers LINDORME, C. A. F.: Anmerican Self- Medical profession and local nursing and employees, 22, 25, 84, 147 ; discussed knowledge rev., 96 associations, 109 at Annual Representative meeting, Liverpool Division.Ep~ito7ne, See Division Medical profession, overcrowding in, 143; 147; resolutions of: Canterbury and Liverpool and Birkenhead Divisions. discussion at Annual Representative Faversham Division, 22; Monmouth- See Divisions Meeting, 143 shire Division, 84; Tanbridge Wells LocH, C. S. (editor)': Annual Charities I Medical profession and school boards, 55 Division, 25 Regi.ster and Digest, rev., 31 Medical profession, trades union aspect HUNTER, GEO.: Tubercle of cornea and LoCKwoOD, C. B.: Tuberculous glands of (Rutherford Morison), 82 iris treated by tuberculin, 326 ; choroid- of mesentery, 310 Medical registration in India, 54, 245, 247, itis treated by antidiphtheria serum, LONGRIDGE. C. NEPEAN: The blood-tight 255; (Lieutenant-Colonel H. P. Dim- 326 uterus and involution, 309 mock), 247 DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX [BuwL333200233 TO SUPPLEMENT. [BaM= M3DI[OAJ JouaOs 397

Medical schools, addresses at, 151; dis- OSLER, W.: Treatment of appendicitis, Cornish Riviera: Howv to go There and cussed at Annual Representative Meet- 259 WVhat to See, 388 ing, 151 Ovary, cystoma of (J. Furneaux Jordan), Cromer and District, Official Gutide to, 236 Medical students' union, proposed, 151; 385 Darnton-Fraser, H. J.: Handbook on discussed at Annual Representative Oxford Division. See Division Foreign Study, 208 Meeting, 151 Oxford and Reading Branch. See Branch Dental Directory, 96 Medico-Political Committee. See Com- Oxford, tuberculosis conference at, 317 Dentists, Topographical List of Regis- mittee tered for 1909, 168 Meningitis, tuberculous, pupil reflex in Dorland, W. A. Newland: Pocket (J. L. Rentoul), 341 P. Medical Dictionary, 236 Mesentery, tuberculous glands of (C. B. Erholungtqs- nnd Aurorte nach ihrent Lockwood), 310 Paralysis, Landry's (F. N. Kapadia), 53 Hohlenilagent, 31 Metropolitan Counties Branch. Sce PARKER, G.: Ulceration of intestine in Examination Qutestionis, 367 Branch nephritis, 353 German LaryDgological Association, Midland Branch. See Branch Pasteur Institute, proposed establish- Trantsactions, 384 Midwifery fees. See Fees ment of in Assam, 53 Gibson, W. T.: Etiology anid Nature of Midwives Act. See Act Pathologists to institutions, 149; dis- Cancerouts and Other Grotwths, 208 Midwives Board. See Board cussed at Annual Representative Hare, H. A., and M. Landis (editors): Midwives, subsidies to. 143; discussed at Meeting, 149 Progressive Medicine, 31 Annual Representative Meeting, 143 Payment for attendance in street acci- Hart, Mabel: Sister K., 31 Milk vessel, a patent (Dr. Hleggs), 327 dents. See Accidents Health Resorts, 31 MILLIGAN, Dr.: Specimen of resected Payment of medical practitioners attend- Hay, C. Granville: Practical Summanry bowel from a strangulated hernia, 300 ing midwives' calls, 278; resolution of of Points to be Notedl int Cases of MITCHELL, A. B.: Prostatectomy, 340 Central Division, 278, 339 Neuri asthenia in Women, 200 Monmouthshire Division. See Division PAYNE, Dr.: Foreign body ulcerating Hotel Gutide, Handy, 200 MOORHEAD, Dr.: The fate of the Irish through oesophagus into aorta, 58 Hovenden, Frederick: WVhat ii Life? dispensary doctor, 340 Perthshire Branch. See Branch 207 MORISON, RUTHERFORD: Trades union PHILLIPS, Dr.: Pneumonia, 26 Jervis, Cbristopher: Johnt lThorutdyke's aspect of the medical profession, 82 PsiiPps, C. W.: Gymnastic training, 387 Cases, 315 MORRIS, Dr.: Case of gastro-enterostomy, Pneumothorax (B. H. Steede), 291 Lindorme, C. A. F: American Self-kn?owv- 237 Police surgeons in Liverpool, 56 le(dge Epitome, 96 MORRIS, EDGAR: Cases of gastro-jejunos- Poor Law Commission report, 12, 86, 193, Lowndes, Mrs. Belloc: Stu(dies in JVires, tomy, 27 253, 330; medical aspects of (Herbert 31 MORRISON, J. T. J.: Gangrenous chole- Manley), 12,193; annual meeting of the Marlborough's Self-taught Series, Per- cystitis and gall stones, 324 Poor Law Medical Officers' Associa- sian Self-Taut, ht, Norswegian Self- MORTON, REGINALD: Treatment of naevi tion, 86 (see also Association); relieving Tau,ght (C. A. Thim), 275 by solid carbon dioxide, 371 officers and (Major Greenwood), 253; -Medical Examinlationt Quiestions, 367 Motor gymkhana, 187 public meeting in St. James's Hall, 330 Medical Fellowship, D.P.H. and Dental Motor speed limit, proposed in Perth- (see also JOURNAL Index); Poor Law Examination Papers, Edinburgh, 31 shire, 83 Committee for the Break up of the, Mortimer, A. G.: Shadows of the MOULLIN, C. W. MANSELL: Some mis- 270; meeting at St. James's Hall, 270 Valley, 315 takes in the treatment of fractures Poor Law Medical Service, Irish, com- Moussous, Andr4: La gastro-entgrite des from a medico-legal aspect, 265 petitive system and, 269 noutrrissons (Consultations nuWdicale, MURDOCH, Dr.: Nordrach: a sketch, 55 Poor Law Reform Committee. See Com- Franfaises, fascicule ViI), 224 mittee Myers, J. M.: Stories of the Rabbis, 283 Portadown and West Down Division. NVorwegian Self-Tautght (C. A. Thim), N. See Division 275 Portsmouth Division. See Division Osler, William : The Treatment of Naevi treated by solid carbon dioxide Practice, unqualified, 20, 22, 24, 25, 56, 58, Disease, 224 (Reginald Morton), 371 59, 83, 109, 112, 166, 181, 298. Resolutions Park, Robert: The Case for Alcohol, or' Naso-pharynx, malignantdiseame of (N. B. of-Bedford and Herts Division, 58; the Actions oj A41cohol ont Blody and Odgers), 300 Boston and Spalding Division, 166; Soutl, 315 Naval and Military Committee. See Com- Bromley Division, 22; Canterbury and Pearson, Karl : The Groundwork of mittee Faversham Division, 22; Carnarvon Eugenics, 224 Navy, British, promoticns and appoint- (North) and Anglesey Division, 22; Persian Self-Taught, 31 ments in the medical service of, 28, 94, Chelsea Division, 112; Chichester and Poor Law Conference, Report of the 118, 167, 192, 200, 205, 214, 222, 234, 241, Worthing Division, 83; Dadley Divi- Aninuatl, 63 250, 260, 273, 280, 294, 313, 331, 366, 373, sion, 109; Isle of Thanet Division, 24; Qutestions Set at the Fellowvship Examnina- 381, 387 Kensington Division, 181; Liverpool tion, Edinburgh, 367 NASH, W. GIFFORD: Treatment of the and Birkenhead Combined Divisions, Reinheimer, Hermann: Nuitritionz and appendix in cases of suppurative 56; Manchester (South) Division, 298; Evolution, 207 appendicitis, 354 Northamptonshire Division, 59; South- Remedies, New and Nont-official, 96 Neck, pulsation in (Walter Broadbent), port Division, 112; Tunbridge Wells Saleebv, C. W.: Paren2thood an1d Race 354 Division, 25; Westminster Division, Cultutre, 207 NITCH, CYRIL A. R.: Urethral stricture, 22; Winchester Division, 58 Schnirer, M. T.: Taschenzbntch der- The- 353 Premises Committee. See Committee rapie, 384 NIXON, J. A.: Microscopical specimens Prostatectomy (A. B. Mitchell), 340 Thim, C. A.: Norwegian Self-tauight, from a case of aneurysm of abdominal PtUEN, S. T.: Cancer of larynx, 309 275 aorta in a girl of 20, 308 PRYTHERCH, J. R.: Two cases of colos- Verhandlungen dles Vereins Dentscher Norfolk Division. See Division tomy, 22 Laryngoloqen., 384 Northern Counties of Scotland Branch. Public HIealth Committee. See Com- Walton, G. L.: Why Worry ? 283 See Branch mittee Wells, H. G.: Ann Veronica, 304 North of England Branch. See Branch Public Medical Service, 112, 140, 386; dis- Wheeler, Charles E.: Kinaves or Fools, Northamptonshire Division. See Divi- cussed at Annual Representative Meet- 168 sion ing, 140; resolutions of: Manchester White, F. M.: Netta, 64 Northumberland Division. See Division (South) Division, 386; Stratford Divi- \Wright. John: Round Abouit Morocco North Wales Branch. See Branch sion, 386; Watford and Harrow Divi- antd the Canaries, 251 Norwich Division. See Division sion, 386 Year Books, 31; Girls' School Year Book, Norwich Public Medical Service, 111 PUBLICATIONS, RECENT, 31, 63, 96, 120, 31 Norwood Division. See Division 168, 200, 207, 224, 236, 251, 263, 275, 283, Publishers' announcements, 120, 275, 295, Notification of Births Act. See Act 304, 315, 367, 384, 388 304, 367, 375 Nurses' registration, 139; discussed at American Pediatric Society Transactions, reflex in tuberculous meningitis Annual Representative Meeting, 139 31 upil.L. Rentoul), 341 Nurses, training of, 180; in South Africa, A4merican Self-Knosvledge Epitomne, 96 PURSLOW, Dr.: Fibroid tumours of 180 Association, British, Anithropometric cervix, 385 Nursing Association. See Association Investiqation in the British Isles, PURVIS, G. C.: Cancer sections, 297 "Nursing home," definition of, 144; dis- F1inial Report, 168 cussed at Annual Representative Meet- Burford, George: Practical Summary oj ing, 144 Points to be Noted in Cases of' Neuir- asthentia in Women, 200 Cape Colony To-day, 304 Q. 0. Charities of London, Lola's Handbook- to, QUIRKE, Dr: Treatment of tic dou- 120 loureux, 237 Oaths Act. See Act Charities Register and Digest (edited by ODGERS, N. B.: Malignant disease of C. S. Loch), 31 naso-pharynx, 300 Chemistry, Part II, Inorganic and OFENHEIM, E. VON: Principles of im- Orgaanic, 263 R. munity, 58 Comrie, John D.: Synoptic Chart of Ophthalmia Neonatorum Committee. Cardiac Examination, 120 Reading Division. See Division See Committee Conutl1tations n4dicales I'raneaises, fas- Recent Publications. See Publications, Organization Committee. See Committee ci:lues 1-7, 275; fascicules 7-11, 367 recent ===J INIDEX TO SUPPLEIMENT. 398 rDN.c. 25, 190. a Dilatation see Division SuAw, LAuzIsTonr: somach, of. vWmI, JAL R. : Cases of ´ rheu- ofiesand Poor Law report. 25 matism, 204 v'aricose veins. See Veins Mr.: in children, seiee. New and i,rev., 96 SKELDING,300 Ear dioseae IV!'eins, varicose, treatment of (A. R. RmvXouTL, J. L.: Plupil reflex in tuber- Society, American Peditric, 31 ; Tranis- .culous meningitis, 341 actionss, rev., 31 N of, In the spread of Betreat,Y annual report, 206 society, Hearts of Oak Benefit, 24; amesCantlie), 277 Rheumnatism,o acust,. of. (Jal. R. rolutlon of: Maidstone Division, 24 N ital statistics. 29, 62, 94, 118, 167, 181, .Vakil), 204. Somerset Branch. See Branch 190, 199, 206, 215, 222, 234, 242, 250, 261, RHoDas, Dr.:- Scarlet fevers 56- South-Eastern Counties of Edinburgh 272, 280, 294, 301, 312, 332, 351, 366, 373, JoaN vote of RRHODES, con- Division. See Division 381; vital statistics of TLondon during the dolemnc, 295; medCAs aspects of the South-Eastern of Ireland Branch. Sa-e second quarter of 1909. 118 ; during the reommendations4 of the Mraljority and Branch third quarter of 1909, 272; English *Minort of the recent Rtoyal Southern Division. See Division urban mortality in the second Comissonon the Poor Laws (paper Southport Division. See Division of 1909, 181 ; epidemic mortaltyin read by Dr. Hopkinson) 295 South-West Wales Division. See Diviision London, 190, 301; Registrar-General's Richmonad Division. See bSivison South-Western Branch. See Branch quarterly return, 199 ; English mor- Mr.:- of nasal RUDoUT, Thickening bones, Spiritual healing. See Faith healing talt in the third quarter of 1909, 280; 311; ventral hernia in a very large Staffordshire Division. See Division Reitrar-General's annual report. 381; nman, 378 STEEDE., B. H.: Pneumothorax, 291 helhof English, Scottish, and Irish Rodent ulcer. Sed Ulcer STEPHEN. Dr.: Acute osteomyelitis, 326 towns, 29. 62, 94, 119, 167, 183, 191, 199, Rodger v. Herbertson, 55 Stirling Brnanh. See Branch 206, 215, 222, 234, 242, 250, 261. 273, 282., Dr.: Acute ROUTHu, pyolitis complicating Stomach, dilatation of (Lauriston Shaw), 294, 302,312, 332, 351, 366, 373, 382 311 I pregnancy, 25 'Voluntary aid detachments, training of ROWLANDS, R. P.: Some mistakes In Stratford Division. Sree Division proposed, 378 diagnosis and theair 354 teachinig, STRAUSS. II..: 1J'.'rleiraaaest filber diiat- Volunteer infantry, promotions and ap- Rural district assoiations. nursing See behegnd1u"Yev tfiuerer Aree,akheite-n, rev., 63 pontments in the medical service of, Association Street accidents. See Accidents RUSSzLL, RisizEN: Lumbar puncture, Suffolk Division. See Division 'Volunteer Reserve, Royal Na,%-l, promo- 310 Surgical aspects of master r-. man under tions and appointmeuts in the medical the present Acts (William Turner), service of, 28, 373 265 V'olunteers, cadet battalion, promotions and appointments, 183,250 'Volunteers, Royal Garrison Artiller_y, promotions and appointments in the T. medical service of, 250 St. Helens Division. See Division St. Pancras and Islington Div-isIon. See TATLOR, CLAUDE: Treatment of gastric Divisioti ulcer, 371 Sanatorium. Salterley Grange, statistical Territorial Force. See Army. British report, 206 Therapeutic Committee. S'-e Committee t WV. Sanatoriums for tuberculous workers, 22. TnompsoN, A. R.: Varicose veins, 25 resolutions ; of: Canterbury and TitoxsoN STCLAIR: Diagnostic signifi- Wakefield Division. Se-e Divisiou Faversham DivisIon, Tun 22; bridge cance of pus In nose, 310 WValesp (SouthWoest) Division. See Division Wells Division, 25 Tic douloureux, treatment of (Dr. Quirke). WVALTERS M.l: Radlical cure of hernia iu Scarlatina. See Fever, scarlet 237 the aged. 57' Scarlet fever. See Fever Tongue. snurgery of (Jonathian Hlutchiin- WValthamstow Division. Su-e Divisiion School boards, medical profession 25 and, son), WV AlID, H. J. I. : Ii. S. I'. 1i a eilso,k to 55, 217, 225; to 81 lady medilcal oftliers Torquay Division. Sce l)vision .l1eiriceto, rev..* 63 School care commnittees, 15. 17. 112, isi; Town and couutry practice (Dr. Glinn), \VsrringtA)n Division. Seec Division resolutions of: Chelsea Division, 112; 326 \VATERHIOUSE, Dr.: Diaphiragmatic Kensington Division. 181; Metropolitan Trowbrid ge 1Division. Se-e l)ivision hternia, W35 Counties Branch, 15; Stratford Divi- Truss for inguinal hernia (it. G. Cooper). WVatford and Harrow Division. See sion 17 56 Division Schiool children, hospital treatment -of. Tuberculosis Conference at Oxford, 317 WAY, 'MONTAGUI!: Gangrene of glans 138; dIscussd at Annual Representa- tuberculosis in children, with speclia __pnis produceul by a thread, 378 tive 138 meeting, reference to school Inspection, 317 ; West Arican.Medical Staff. See Army, School children, medical Inspection and notificaton of tuberculosis, 320 British treatment of, 13, 15, 17, 22, 59, 83, 109, avenues of infection, 322 Westminstor Division. See Division 112,113, 129, 259, 291,309, 326, 339, 385; Tubrcloslands of mesentery (C. It. WVest Somerset Biranch. See Branchi discussed at Anncal Repreasniative WViixTTY, Dr.: P'sTchasthenia,,353 129; and.hospltals 309; reso- Tnberculous mneningitis, pupil reflex in WHITH, M.:- Neatt rev. 96 lutions of : Canterbury and Fa_versha_m (J. L. Rentoul), 341 WIlLLUxS, Dr.: 25he "difficulties of Carnarvon Division, 22; (South) and Tumour, cerebral, diagnosis and treat- describing the characters of a sub- Merioneth Division, 113 ; Central ment of (Sir Victor Horsley), stance without classification, 325 Division, 339; Chelsea Division, 112; Tumours, fibroid, of cervi-I (Dr. Purslow), WILLIMs, LEoNARD: Adepeoids, Noetter,eil Chichester and Worthing Division, 385 Enureuis, andc the Thyroidi Glatid, rev., 83; Dudleyv Division, 339; tOGlas. TUjRNER, WIyLLITA : Some surgical aspects 63 -and of Scotland WVest Branch, of master v-. man under the present Winchester Division. See Division St. and Panarms Iington Division, Acts, 265 WOODHEAD, SINS: What do we know 326; Manchester ion, 35 TUR'RELL, Dr.: Obstruction to labour by about cancer? 109.- Metropolitan Counties Branch, 15; Imperforate hymen, 57 Worcestershire and Herefovdshire Norfolk Division, 259; North- Tunbridge Wells Division. See Division Branch. Sec Branch Division, 59; South- WVorkmen's Compensation Act. See Act. EsenCounties Division, 291 ; South. port Divison, 112; Trowbridge DIvi- sion, 109. See also JouRn.&xL Index U. School children, defective, treatment of,

26, 132, 134, 166, 218,232,295,325, 377; Ulcer, ruptured duodenal. treated by, Y. 'discussed at Annual Representative suture and gatoeterostomny at the Meeting resolutions of: Bos- same nIM. I Yeicar Ihooks, rev., 31; Girls' School Year- ton and' SpligDivision, 166; Chel- Ulcer, .Bolton), book, 31 eam D 325; In pshf 371 Yorkshire Branch. See Branch fRobert ser) 232- Meto Ulcer, rodlent (ArthurLToxton), 324 Countie Branchk ha Ulsteor Branch. See Branch sion,, 377; South-West Wales Division, U Students',. pro- 26 resoution of Metropolitan School medical officers, scrty of tenuri of, 137 at Annual Represen. U nqalified practie.See Practice LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. tative etig, 137 U r: Casne of pyonephrosis simu- Schoolmdcl officers in Glasg ow, 217 lating appendix abcs,297 School nurses, 132; discussd at Annus~ Urethra stricture (Cyril A, R. Nitch), VitoriaHospital, Belfast (Twvo RepresenttiLve Meting 353 to heam Schools, letters ast"ers of, 24 Uterine Cancer Committee. S5ee Com- der 163 resolution of : Maidstone Division, 24 mittee DrpBttle Stand, 163 Science Committee. See Committee No.I Spray, 179 SCOT, BERNARD: Improved method c% aler, 179 perfo rot my V. Portable Icpe Carrier, 230 SCOTT', and -post New Pattern Foop, 230 mortemn examinations, Vaccines and vaccine therapy (J1. W. H. Four-bladed RtaorForceps. 230 Scottish Committee. See Committee Eyre) 1.88 ,Carshalton Washing Basin, 2-30

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INDEX TO THE EPITOME FOR VOLUME II. 1909.

Readers in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in severa cases distributed under two or more separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Epithelioma, Malignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria and Sugar; Eye, Ophthalmia and Vision, etc.

The Figures in this Index refer to the Number of the Paragraph, NOT the Page.

A. Antipyretic action of maretin 253 BtCLRFEn: The blood in chronic myeloid Antistreptococcic serum, 26g. See also leukaemia, 194 Abdominal pregnancy, operation in Serum BELL: Diaphragmatic hernia, 89 eleventh month, recovery, 24 Antitrypsin contents of blood serum, BELLELI: Plague, 242 Abdominal pseudo-neoplasms, 317 pancreatic function and, 311 Benzene, poisoning by, 19 Abortion, criminal, acute suppression of Aortic aneurysms, diagnosis of by BERGON11: Effect of fulguration spark on urine after, 304 broncho-oesophagoscopy, 206 nerves, 26; effects of fulguration on Abortion at the sixth month followed by Aortic insufficiency, Flint's murmur in, micro-organisms, 85 gangrene of the vulva, vagina, and 44 BERKELEY, HENRY J.: Lesions produced cervix, 148 Appendicitis and liver abscess, 119 by experimental alcoholic poisoning, 86 Abortion and tubal rupture combined, Appendicitis, Ochsner treatment of, 162 BERNY: Extra - membranous uterine 133 Appendicitis, operative treatment of, gestation, metrorrhagia, 77 Abortion, treatment of, 250 237 BERUTI, Josut A.: Scopolamine-mor- Abscess, liver, and appendicitis, 119 Appendicitis or tubal pregnancy, 8 phine injections, 95 Abscess, large mediastinal, caused by Appendicitis, venous ligature for throm- Bile ducts, complete obliteration of, with dental caries, 288 bosis of portal system after, 247 cirrhosis of liver, 16 Acetone in inoperable cancer of uterus, Appendix, cystic tumour of, 94 Biliary calculi, pathogenesisof, 256 122 Argyll Robertson sign, disappearance of, BING, ROBERT: Alcoholic myositis, 158 Acidosis in a child, 299 73 BIOT: Cure of suppurative adenitis with- Acne, x-ray treatment of, 54 ARONSON: Antistreptococcic serum, 266 out soar, 223 Acroparaesthesia and angioneurotic Arterial anaesthesia, 271 Bismuth paste, 293 oedema, 221 Arterio-sclerosis, causes of, 116; physical Bismuth salts in treatment of fistulae, Adenitis, suppurative, cure of, without and dietetic treatment of, 267 153 scar, 223 Artery, embolism of the pulmonary, Bladder, passage of micro-organisms ADRAND, M.: Diphtheria originating in treated by Trendelenburg's method, through, 43 unseen parts, 45 17" Bladder, pyosalpiux opening Into, 66 Adrenalin in treatment of general peri- ASCHNER: Disappearance of the radial Bleeding from the female organs, 265 tonitis, 217; In hyperemesis gravi- pulse from reflex action, 314 Blood condition in trichinosis, 282 darum, 263 ; In Caesarean section, 303; ASHER: Action of diuretics, 137 Blood diseases, therapeutics of, 177 in diphtheria intoxication, 321 Aspiration of secretions in phthisis, 191 Blood in cancer, 232 Adrenalin as an emergency treatment in Asthma, bronchial, 46,165; treatment of, Blood in chronic myeloid leukaemia, 194 cyanide, strychnine, and other forms of 165 Blocd cultures in infections of otitic non-corrosive poisoning, 229 Astragalus, fractures of with displace- origin, 231 After-care of lying-in women, 189 ment of fragments, 160 Bloodpressure, renal influence upon, 3 AELFELD, F.: Puerperal fever, 7 Atmokausis, 37 Blood serum in acute experimental ALBO: Colloidal treatment in nephritis, Atresia of the vagina, 110 296 216 nepliritis, AUBERTIN: Action of x rays on the Blood serum, pancreatic function and ALBRECHT, HEINRICH: Tuberculosis in thymus, 202 I -antitrypsin contents of, 311 children, 87 AUBERTIN, CH.: Experimental alcoholic BOGDANOVICS: Tubal pregnancy or ap- Albuminuria and eclampsia in pregnancy paralysis, 99 pendicitis, 8; adrenalin in Caesarean subsequent dementia paralytica, 76 AUBOURG, P.: Salts of bismuth In the section, 303 Alcoholic paralysis. See Paralysis treatment of fistulae, 153 BOHM: Haemophilia and bleeding from Alcoholic myositis, 158 AUDEBERT: Triplets in a fibroid uterus, the female organs, 265 Alcoholic poisoning, lesions produced by 238 Boils, treatment of, 139 experimental, 86 Auricular vertigo, galvanic and high- BOINET: Pulsatile cancer of sternum, 34 Alcoholic poisoning in an infant, acute, frequency currents 292 128 in, BOISSARD: Fetal hydrocephalus and par- AUVRAY: A new mycosis, 118 turition, 64 ALGLAVE: Large mediastinal abscess Auxiliary operations in obstetrics, 212 BORDET: Action of x rays on the thymus, caused by dental caries, 288 Axillary temperatures. See Tempera- 202 ALLARIA: Epidural puncture in the tures BOUTIN: Sand baths, 192 essential enuresis of children, 125; BRADFORD: Traction in treatment of hip intermittent tuberculpus meningitis, disease, 91 313 Brain, recovery from penetrating injury Almateine, 152 of, 199 Alopecia in children, treatment of, 84 B. BRATZ: Sabromine in treatment of epi- Alopecia, post-traumatic, in cases of lepsy, 230 cranial fracture, 249 Bacillus coli, infection of urine In Breast cancer. See Cancer, mammary Anaesthesia, arterial, 271 infancy by, 284 Breasts, nursing, care of, 275 Anaesthesia, local. in reduction of dislo- BADUEL: The kidneys and suprarenal Breathing crises, 312 cations, 21 capsules, 295 BRINDEAU: Internal haemorrhage in A Anaesthetics, local, 248 BAISCH: Vesical haemorrhage from pregnant woman, 23 Anastomosis, intestinal, by invagination, incarceration of retroflexed pregnant Bronchial asthma. See Asthma 185 uterus, 82 Bronchiectasis In young children, 17 ANDREI: Radical cure of inguinal hernia BALLOCH: Epithelioma of vulva and in children, 211 Broncho-oesophagoscopy, diagnosis of pruritus, 291 aortic aneurysms by, 206 Aneurysm, aortic, diagnosis of by Banti's disease, splenectomy in, 61 BRUCK: Treatment of gonorrhoea, 111 broncho-oesophagoscopy, 206 BARRIER: Monotal, 29 BUCHt: Combined tubal rupture and Aneurysm, thoracic, symptoms of de- BARNHILL: Ochaner treatment of appen- abortion, 133 scending, 156 dicitis, 162 But: Icterus of the newborn, 60 Aneurysms, modern treatment of, 4 BARTH: Functional diagnosis in renal Bum, A.: Treatment of sciatica, 251 Angio-neurotic oedema and acroparaes- surgery, 74 Burn, severe, galactorrhoea utfter, 10 thesia, 221 BASEIL: Incision of uterus following BURNS: Glandular fever, 270 Animal tissues and fluids, choline in, 70 delivery, 36 BuScH: Disinfection of linen of tuber- Antiferment treatment of suppurative Basophile granules in red cells, 268 culous patients, 138 processes in infants, 323 BAssoNI: Colloidaltreatment in nephritis, BUSCEKE, A.: Treatment of venereal Antiformin in the detection of tubercle 216 ulceration bacilli, 30 with Roentgen rays, 83 Bsths, sand, 192 t Blastomycosis, systemic, 235 4 Tn Brmsa 1 S MEDICAL JOURNAL INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [DE;C. 25, I909.

I I COSTA-FERREIRA, AURELIS DA: Dis- Eosinophile leucocytosis in hepatic C. appearance of the Argyll Robertson hydatid disease, 184 sign, 73 Epidural puncture in the essential enu- CABOT: Varix of a papilla of the kidney COZZOLINO: Spontaneous arrest of con- resis of children, 125 causing persisteDt haematuria, 105 genital hydrocephalus, 298 Epilepsy, treatment of, 178; sabromine Caesarean section, 78 CRAMER. A.: Nervousness, 142 treatment of, 230 Caesarean section, adrenalin in, 303 Cranial fractures. See Fractures Epiploitis, 103 Caesarean section in placenta praevia, CRISPOLTI, C. A.: Action of strophanthin, Epithelioma of vulva and pruritus, 291 225, 274 38 ERNI, H.: Aspiration of secretions in CALABRESE : Treatment of nephritis, CROOM, J. HALLIDAY: Scopolamine mor- phthisis, 191 279 phine in labour, 264 EWALD: The search for perforating ulcer Calcium chloride, therapeutic value of, CROWE: Urotropin in meningitis, 154 of the stomach, 209 204 Curette, dangers of: utero-intestinal-ap- Exanthemata, differential diagnosis of Calculi, biliary, pathogenesis of, 256 pendicular f1stula, 79 the acute, 269 Calculi, pulmonary, 186 Cyanide poisoning, adrenalin as an emer- Extrauterine pregnancy. See Pregnancy Calculus, transduodenal operation in gency treatment in, 229 Eye diseases, subconjunctival injections pregnancy for obstruction of common Cyst, ovarian, in a girl of sixteen, 135 in, 97 duct by, 81 Cyst, ovarian, large, 226 Eye, radiographic localization of foreign CAMPANI: Prophylaxis of recurring ton- Cystic tumour of vermiform appendix, bodies in, 210 sillitis, 98 94 Eye symptoms in insular sclerosis, 183 CANAL: Influence of the parathyroids on ossification in fracture, 273 Cancer, the blood in, 232 -Cancer of breast. See Cancer, mammary Cancer of Fallopian tube, primary, 213, D. F. 227 Cancer, fulguration in, 20, 124 DARBOIS: Mediastinal tumour cured by FABRIS: Veratrum viride in eclampsia, Cancer, mammary, 197 x-rays, 151 13 Cancer, parasitic nature of, 205 Deafness and auricular vertigo, galvanic FABRIS, A.: Diffuse interstitial hepatitis Cancer of rectum, prognosis and after- and high-frequency currents in, 292 in acquired syphilis, 145 history of operations for, 49 Decidua, expulsion of at each monthly Facial neuralgia, electrical treatment of, Cancer of sternum, pulsatile, 34 period, 290 306 Cancer of uterus, inoperable, acetone in, DEEHAN: Typhoid cutaneous reaction, Faecal vomiting, significance of, 316 122 208 FAGE: Complications of herpes zoster Cancer. See also Sarcoma DEFINE, G.: Use of fibrolysin, 28 ophthalmicus, 207 CANY: Acute alcoholic poisoning in an Dental caries causing large mediastinal Fallopian tube, primary sarcoma of, 9; infant, 128 abcess, 288 primary cancer of, 213, 227 CAPASSO: Ligneous phlegmon, 117 DE SANDRO: The blood serum in acute FEDELI: Determination of the functional CAPUZZO, Z.: Bronchiectasis in young experimental nephritis, 296 condition of the pancreas, 259 children, 17 DE SENARCLENS: Significance of faecal Female organs, haemophilia and bleeding Carcinoma. See Cancer vomiting, 316 from, 265 CARLES: Therapeutic value of calcium DETERMANN, H.: Vegetarian diet in FERRON: Post-traumatic alopecia in chloride, 204 health, 123 cases of cranial fracture, 249 CASALI: Difference between the two Diabetes, dietetio treatment of severe Fetal hydrocephalus and parturition, 64 axillary temperatures in tuberculosis, cases of, 55 Fever, cerebro-spinal, treated by serum, 244 Diabetic lipaemia and lipoidaemia, 159 136 ,Caseous lymphatic glands, tubercle bacilli Diaphragmatic hernia, 89 Fever, enteric, diet in, 203 in, 155 Diarrhoea, chronic, 31, 297 Fever, enteric, Meyer-Bergell's serum in, CASSANELLO: Abdominal pseudo-neo- Diet in typhoid fever, 203 39 pl"sms, 317 Dietetic treatment of severe cases of Fever, glandular, 270 Catarrh, nasal, treatment of chronic, 96 diabetes, 55 Fever, puerperal, 7, 120 Cattle, immunization of against tuber- DIEULAFOY: Gonococcal septicaemia, 71 Fever, scarlet, mode of infection and culosis, 252 Digitalis substitutes, 277 duration of the infectious period in; CAVAZZANI : Neutral oxalate of potassium Diphtheria intoxication, adrenalin in, 305 in phlegmonous inflammation, 280 321 Fevers, infective, harmful and beneficial CEDRANGOLO, E.: Flint's murmur in Diphtheria originating in unseen parts, action of raised temperature in, 58 aortic insufficiency, 44 45 Fibroid uterus. See Uterus CELLER: Blood cultures in infections of Diseases, infectious, extracts of leuco- Fibroids complicated by peritonitis, 214 otitic origin, 231 cytes in, 56 Fibrolysin, use of, 28 Cerebro-spinal meningitis. See Fever, Disinfection of linen of tuberculous Fibromata uteri, 190 cerebro-spinal patients, 138 Fibro-sarcoma of vagina in infancy, 80 CERNEZZI, A.: "SScarlet R and the re- Dislocations, local anaesthesis in reduc- FINALY, G. VON: Subcutaneous rupture generation of the skin, 41 tion of, 21 of kidney, 260 Cervix, gangrene of, following abortion Diuretics, action of, 137 FIORI: Mammary cancer, 197 at sixth month, 148 Douglas's pouch, obliteration of cures FISCHER, ALADAR: Surgical treatment of CHALIER: Pyosalpinx opening into prolapse, 53 inguinal lymphoma, 300 bladder, 66 Drugs, action of certain on trypano- Fistula, utero - intestinal appendicular, CHAPIN, CHARLES V.: Mode of infection somiasis, 193 caused by curette, 79 and duration of the infectious period in Duct, common, transduodenal operation Fistulae, bismuth salts in treatment of, scarlet fever, 305 in pregnancy for obstruction of by 153 CHAPUT: A cause of error in the radio- calculus, 81 Flint's murmur in aortic insufficiency, graphic diagnosis of fractured skull, DUFOUR: Korsakoff's psychosis following 44 161 influenza, 196 FONTAINE: Systemic blastomycosis, 235 ,CHENEY, H. W.: Ovarian cyst in a girl of DUMONT: Rectal narcosis, 90 Foot, diffuse painful lipoma of, 75 sixteen, 135 DUPftRIf: Haemorrhagic purpurs and Foreign bodies in eye, radiographic CHENEY, W. F.: The meaning of haema- hereditary syphilis, 2N3 localization of, 210 temesis, 72 DUVAL: Atypical form3 of human Foreign bodies left in wounds, 22 Children, irregular forms of tuberculous tubercle bacilli, 113 FORMIGGINI: Prophylaxis of recurring meningitis in, 115 tonsillitis, 98 Children, spinal curvature in, 198 Forster's operation for spastic paralysis, Children, tuberculosis in, 87 5 Cholesteatoma, 218 Fracture, cranial,post-traumatic alopecia Choline in animal tissues and fluids, 70 E. in, 249. Cirrhosis of liver, complete obliteration Fracture, influence of the parathyroids of bile ducts with, 16 Ear diseases, blood cultures in, 231 on oesification in, 273 CLARK: Symptoms of descending thoracic ECKERT: Adrenalin in diphtheria intoxi- Fractured skull, cause of error in the aneurysEm, 1L56 cation, 321 radiographic diagnosis of, 161 Cleft palate, operative treatment of, 315 Eclampsia, 163 Fractures of astragalus with displace- COHEN: The influenza bacillus and Eclampsia, post-mortem lesions in 106 ment of fragments, 160 meningitis, 127 Eclampsia, veratrum viride in, ly FRANKEL: Haemophilia and bleeding Colloidal treatment in nephritis, 216 Eclampsia and albuminuria in pregnancy, from the female organs, 265 Colon, resection of, 236 subsequent dementia paralytica, 76 FIRANKL: Expulsion of decidua at each Colour reaction in serum of syphilitics, EDEN, T. W.: Treatmentof rupture of monthly period, 290 141 uterus, 174 FRANKENSTEIN: Atmokausis, 37 COMBE: Curdled- milk and intestinal de- Electrical treatment, of menstrual dis- FRANZ: Treatment of abortion, 250 composition, 166 orders, 175; of faciai neuralgia, 306 FRIEDRICH: Operative treatment of pul- CONNELL: Typhoid bacilluria, 182 Embolism of pulmonary artery treatedby monary tuberculosis, 173 Constipation, chronic, 307 Trendelenburg's method, 172 FRISCH, VON: Non-tuberculous suppura- Consumption. See Tuberculosis Enterospasm, post-operative, 131 tive affections of the kidney, 147 Cornelius, nerve points of, their treat- Enuresis of children, epidural puncture FROELICH: Volkmann's ischaemic para- ment by massage, 322 in the eesential, 125 lysis, 47 [ Tux BBTImn tEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX TO THE EPITOME. I XDICa JOUMA 5

a FRUGONI, C.: Diabetic lipaemia and Haematocele, pelvic, independent of Infantile therapeutics, morphine in, 294 lipoidaemia, 159 ectopic gestation, rupture of haematic Infants, antiferment treatment of sup- FUBINI: Recent clinical methods for the cyst of ovary, 93 purative processes in, 323 estimation of pepsin, 32 Haematoma vulvae, puerperal, 318 Infections of otitic origin, the blood in, FuCHs, A.: Treatment of trigeminal Haematopneumothorax after gunshot 231 neuralgia, 281 wound cured by suture of lung, 35 Infectious diseases. See Diseases FULCI, F.: Cholesteatoma, 218 Haematuria, persistent, caused by varix Infective fevers. See Fevers Fulguration in cancer. See Cancer of a papilla of the kidney, 105 Inflammation, phlegmonous, neutral oxa- Fulguration, effect of on micro-organisms, Haemophilia and bleeding from the late of potassium in, 280 85 female organs, 265 Influenza bacillus and meningitis, 127 Fulguration spark, effect of on nerves, 26 Haemorrhage, internal, in a pregnant Influenza, Korsakoff's psychosis follow- Functional diagnosis in renal surgery, 74 woman, 23 ing, 196 FURNO: Atrophic senile kidney, 42 Haemorrhage, uncontrollable, from non- Inguinal hernia. See Hernia Fusco: Action of certain drugs on try- puerperal uterus, 239 Inguinal lymphoms. See Lymphoma panosomiasis, 193 Haemorrhage, vesical, from inearceration Insane, irregularities of the pupil in of retroflexed pregnant uterus, 82 general paralysis of, 157 lHaemorrhagic diathesis in insane per- Insane persons, haemorrhagic diathesis G. sons, 285 in, 285 Haemorrhagic purpura and hereditary Insular sclerosis. See Sclerosis GAEHTGENS, W-.: Opsonic indices of syphilis, 233 Interstitial hepatitis in acquired syphilis, typhoid carriers, 327 Haemorrhagic telangiectasia, hereditary, diffuse, 145 GAISBOCK, FELIX: The blood condition 101 Intestinal anastomosis by invagination, in trichinosis, 282 Hair and the ovaries, 121 185 Galactorrhoea after severe burn, 10 HALE: Acidosis in a child, 299 Intestinal decomposition and curdled Galvanic and high-frequency currents in HALLER: Absence of right kidney: right milk, 166 deafness and auricular vertigo, 292 suprarenal body present: no urinary Intestinal galvanization, indications for, Galvanization, intestinal, indications for, disease, 167 215 215 HANES, FREDERICK: Hereditary haemor- Intrathoracic goitre. See Gottre Gangrene of the vulva, vagina, and cervix rhagic telangieotasia, 101 Intubation in laryngeal stenosis, pro- following abortion at the sixth month, HARTMANN, A.: Treatment of chronic longed, 63 148 nasal catarrh, 96 Intussusception in purpura, 88 GARIPUY: Extramembranous uterine HARTUNG, W.: Syphilitic diseases of Invagination, intestinal anastomosis by, gestation, metrorrhagia, 77 joints, 222 185 GASTON, PAUL: X-ray treatment of acne, Health, vegetarian diet in, 123 Inversion of uterus. See Uterus 54 IHeart and nervous symptoms, 1 Ischaemic paralysis. See Paralysis Gastric crises, 143 Heart's contraction, origin of, 59 Isolysins in the serum of persons suffer- Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Heart valves, primary tumours and ing from malignant disease, 309 Gastrojejunostomy followed by jejunal papillomatous exerescences of, 140 Itching skin diseases, treatment of, 228 and gastrojejunal ulcer, 287 HEINEKE: Adrenalin in treatment of GATTI: Haemorrhagic diathesis in insane general peritonitis, 217 persons, 285 HELBING, C.: Operative treatment of GAUJOUX: Treatment of alopecia in cleft palate, 315 J. children, 84 Hemeralopia during pregnancy, 108 GEETS, V.: Pregnancy in a girl of twelve, HENKEL, M.: Fixed retroflexion of the JACKSON: Treatment of boils, 139 302 . gravid uterus, 107 JACOBY, MAX: Parturition complicated GELLHORN: Acetone in inoperable cancer Hepatic hydatid disease, eosinophile by uterine myomata, 92 of uterus, 122 leucocytosis in, 184 JACOBS: Pregnancy in a woman of 56, -GENDREAU: Galvanic and high-frequency Hepatitis in acquired syphilis, diffuse 224 currents in deafness and auricular interstitial, 145 JAKSCH, R. v.: Acute multiple periostitis, vertigo, 292 Hermaphrodite, 320 104 General paralysis of the insane. See In- Hernia, diaphragmatic, 89 JAUGEAS, M.: Tumour of trachea cured sane and Paralysis Hernia, inguinal, modified operation by x rays, 11 Genital tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis for, 6 JAYLE: Pelvic haematocele independent Gestation, extramembranous uterine, Hernia, inguinal, radical cure of in of ectopic gestation, rupture of hae- metrorrhagia, 77. See also Pregnancy children, 211 matic cyst of ovary, 93 GIBBON: Resection of the colon, 236 Hernia of lung, 100 JEANNIN: Internal haemorrhage in a GILLS: Recovery from penetrating injury Herpes zoster ophthalmicus, complica- pregnant woman, 23 of the brain, 199 tions of, 207 Joints, syphilitic diseases of, 222 GINSBERG: Volkmann's contracture, 301 HEUBNER, O.: Differential diagnosis of JOLLY: Basophile granules in red cells, Gland, thymus, action of x rays on, 202; the acute exanthemata, 269 268 surgical importance of, 272 HEWLETT: Symptoms of descending JONA, JUDAH L.: Adrenalin as an emer- Glanders, specific treatment of chronic, thoracic aneuyrsm, 156 gency treatment in cyanide, strychnine, 255 HEYN: Pseudo - hermaphroditismus and other forms of non-corrosive poison- Glands, caseous lymphatic, tubercle masculinus completus, 320 ing, 229 bacilli in, 155 High-frequency currents in deafness and JOSEPHSON: Resection of kidney in a case Glandular fever. See Fever auricular vertigo, 292 of supernumerary ureter opening into GODSXE: Hemeralopia during pregnancy, Hip disease, traction in treatment of, 91 vulva, 164 108 Hip-joint disease, genuine luxations in, JovANE: The suprarenals and rickets, Goitre, removal of, 48 130 69 Goitre, intrathoracic, 220 HIs, W.: Gout and rheumatism, 243 JUSfPHOVITCH: Irregular forms of tuber- GOMPERTZ: Chronic constipation, 307 HOFBAUER: The hair and the ovaries, culous meningitis in children, 115 Gonococcal septicaemia, 71 121 Gonorrhoea, thyresol in, 325 HOFFMANN, H. F.: Regulin, 308 Gonorrhoea, treatment of. 111, 241 HOFFMANN, K.. F.: Treatment of Gonorrhoeal phlebitis, 187 gonorrhoea, 241 K. GOUJOUX: Irregular forms of tuberculous HOFFMANN, W.: Meyer-Bergell's serum meningitis in children, 115 in typhoid fever, 39 KAMPHERSTEIN: Eye symptoms in in- Gout and rheumatism, 243 HOLZAPFEL, K.: After-care of lying-in sular sclerosis, 183 GoSSET: Primary sarcoma of Fallopian women, 189 KELLNER: Treatment of epilepsy, 178 tube, 9 HUCHARD: Causes of arterio-sclerosis, Kidney, absence of right: right supra- GOTTSTEIN: Forster's operation for 116 renal body present: no urinary disease, spastic paralysis, 5 Hydatid disease, hepatic, eosinophile leu- 167 GRAUDIN, EGBERT: Acute post-operative cocytosis in, 184 Kidney, atrophic senile, 42 dilatation of stomach, 149 Hydrocephalus, congenital, spontaneous Kidney, non-tuberculous suppurative GRIEMERT: Pirquet's tuberculin test in arrest of, 298 affections of, 147 infants and their mothers, 18 Hydrocephalus, fetal, and parturition, 64 Kidney, resection of in a case of super- GROBER, J.: Digitalis substitutes, 277 Hydrorrhoea, large cysts of Gartner's numerary ureter opening into vulva, GUISEZ: Diagnosis of aortic aneurysms ducts, 134 164 by broncho-oesophagoscopy, 206 Hyperemesis gravidarum, adrenalin in, Kidney, subcutaneous rupture of, 260 GULBRANDSEN: Haematopneumothorax 263 Kidney, varix of a papilla of, causing after gunshot wound cured by suture of haematuria, 105 lung, 35 Kidneys and suprarenal capsules, 295 Gunshot wound, haematopneumothorax KLEINE: Infection with Trypanosoee after, cured by suture of lung, 35 _ brucei, i26 Gynaecology, Roentgen rays in, 200 Icterus of the newborn, 60 KLINGMULLER: Treatment of itching Immunization of cattle against tuber- skin diseases, 228 culosis, 252 KLIPPEL: Nasal crises of tabes, 181 H. IMPALLOMENI: The skin test in osseous KLOTZ, M.: Antiferment treatment of tuberculosis, 262 suppurative processes in infants, 323 RAASE: Systemic blastomycosis, 235 Infant, acute alcoholic poisoningI in, 128 KNIGHT, STEPHEN H.: Large ovarian Haematemesis, meaning of, 27 Infanticide or self-delivery? 132 cyst, 226 6 TM Burn= I INDEX TO THE EPITOME. 6 MMIC.T. iommm NE OTEEIOE [D.EC.Dc 25,5 1909-99 KNOBL.AUCH, A.: Myasth'ania gravis, 180 MCPHERSON: Instillation of normal Narcosis, scopolamine-morphine inhala- KNOOP, C.: Effect of vL giaal fixation on saline solution into the rectum, 14; tion, 40 parturition, 128 Caesarean section, 78 Nasal catarrh. See Catarrh KOBER, GEORGE M.: Sanitation and MAH:: Large mediastinal abscess caused Nasal crises of tabes, 181 tuberculosis, 219 by dental caries, 288 NASSAUER, MAX: Treatment of vaginal KOCH, WALTER: The origin of the heart's Malaria, treatment of, 67 discharge, 25 contraction, 59 Malignant disease, isolysins in the serum NATHAN: Metabolic osteo-arthritis, 144 KOECHLIN, E.: Primary tumours and of persons suffering from, 309 Nephritis, acute experimental, blood papillomatous exerescences of heart MALLETT: Uncontrollable haemorrhage serum in, 296 valves, 140 from non-puerperal uterus, 239 Nephritis, colloidal treatment in, 216 KOLBE: Nerve points of Cornelius, their Mammary cancer. See Cancer Nephritis, treatment of, 279 treatment by massage, 322 MARCHETTI, G.: Diabetic lipaemia and Nerve points of Cornelius, their treat- Korsakoff's psychosisfollowing influenza, lipoidaemia, 159; pathogenesis of ment by massage, 322 196 biliary calculi, 256 Nerves, effect of fulguration spark on, 26 KRANTZ: Early diagnosis of tuberculosis, Maretin, antipyretic action of, 253 Nervous symptoms and heart, 1 258 MARINESCO, G.: Insular sclerosis ame- Nervousness, 142 KRETSCHMER: Foreign bodies left in liorated by x rays, 179 NEUMANN: Puerperal haematoma vulvae, wounds, 212 MARION: iFulguration in cancer, 20; 318 KREUZFUCHS: Intrathoracic gottres, 220 prolapse cured by obliteration of Neuralgia, facial, electrical treatment of, KRUGER: Embolism of pulmonary Douglas's pouch, 53 306 ' artery treated by Trendelenburg's MARKOE: Gangrene of the vulva, vagina Neuralgia, trigeminal, treatment of, 281 method, 172 and cervix following abortion at the Newborn, icterus of, 60 KUTTNER, L.: Overfeeding and under- sixth mouth, 148 NISCmE, P.: New method of detecting feeding, 112 Marmorek's serum, See Serum tubercle bacilli, 15 MARSHALL, VICTOR E.: Caesarean section NOCHT: Treatment of malaria, 67 in placenta praevia, 225 NOGIER, T.: Radiographic localization of MARTIN, ALBERT: Abdominal pregnancy, foreign bodies in the eye, 210 L. operation in eleventh month, recovery, Non-corrosive poisoning, See Poisoning 24; retroversion of gravid uterus, rup- Non-tuberculous suppurative affections LABORDERIE: Electrical treatment of ture of bladder, 51 of the kidney, 147 menstrual disorders, 175 MASCARENHAS: Traumatic rupture of a NOVAK: Placenta praevia and Caesarean Labour, scopolamine morphine in, 264 pyosalpinx, 150 section, 274 LAFON: Paradoxical papillary reaction, Massage in treatment of the nerve points NOvY-JOSSERAND: Genuine luxations in 245 of Cornelius, 322 hip-joint disease, 130 LAMBERT: Extracts of leucocytes in MAUCLAIRE: Fractures of astragalus Nursing breasts, care of, 275 acute infectious diseases, 56 with displacement of fragments, 160 LANDREFI: Gastric crises, 143 MAYLARD: Intestinal anastomosis by LANGE, L.: New method of detecting invagination, 185 tubercle bacilli, 15 Mediastinal abscess, large, caused by Laryngeal stenosis, prolonged intuba- dental caries, 288 0. tion in, 63 Mediastinal tumour cured by x rays, 151 LAUBRY: Morphine in infantile thera- Melanosarcoma of vulva, 109 Ob3tetrics, auxiliary operations In, 212 peutics, 294 Meningitis, cerebro-spinal, treated by Obstetrics, Roentgen rays in, 200 LAVENSON, R. S.: Congenital obliteration serum, 136 Ochsner treatment of appendicitis, 162 of bile ducts with cirrhosis of liver, 16 Meningitis, the influenza bacillus and, 127 Oedema, acroparaesthesia and angio- LECtNE: Primary cancer of Fallopian Meningitis, intermittent tuberculous, neurotic, 221 tube, 213 313 Omentum, chronic inflammation of, 103 Lecithin in menorrhagia, 176 Meningitis, serous, 234 Operation for extrauterine pregnancy in LEGUEU: Fulguration in cancer, 20 Meningitis, tuberculous, irregular forms a cottage, 65 LEJARS: Indications for intestinal gal- of in cbildren, 115 Operative treatment of cleft palate, 315 vanization, 215 Meningitis, urotropin in, 154 OPPEL, W. A. VON: Arterial anaesthesia, LEUBE, W. voN: Treatment of gastric Menstrual disorders, electrical treatment 271 ulcer, 27 of, 175 Opsonic indices of typhoid carriers, 327 Leucocytes, extracts of, in acute infec- Menorrhagia, lecithin in, 176 Opsonic power of serous exudates, 57 tious diseases, 56 MfiRPiT: Electrical treatment of facial Osseous tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Leucocytes in pulmonary diseases of neuralgia, 306 Ossification in fracture, influence of the children, 171 Metabolic osteo-arthritis, 144 parathyroids on, 273 Leucocytosis, eosinophile, in hepatic MEYER, ERICH: Therapeutics of blood Osteo-arthritis, metabolic, 144 hydatid disease, 184 diseases. 177 Osteomalacia, suprarenal theory of, 310 Leukaemia, myeloid, the blood in chronic, MEYER: Open-air and hyperaemic treat- Otitic diseases, blood cultures in, 231 194 ment in surgical tuberculosis, 62 Ovarian cyst. See Cyst LEVIN, E.: Thyresol in gonorrhoea, 325 MEYER: Eclampsia and album.inuria in Ovarian cystic disease, bilateral, compli- LEWIN, CARL: Parasitic nature of pregnancy, subsequent dementia para- cating very early tubal gestation, 319 cancer, 205 iytica, 76 Ovaries and hair, 121 LEERMITTE, J.: Experimental alcoholic Meyer-Bergell's serum for typhoid fever, Ovaries, sarcoma of, 201 paralysis, 99; nasal crises of tabes, 181 39 Overfeeding and underfeeding, 112 LIAN, CAMILLE: Diagnosis of mitral in- Mioro-organisms, passage of, through the Ovum of six months expelled entire and sufficiency, 283 bladder, 43 alive, 276 LIBMAN: Blood cultures in infections of Micro-organisms, effect of fulguration on, Oxalate of potassium, neutral, in otitic origin, 231 85 phlegmonous inflammation, 280 Ligneous phlegmon, 117 Milk, curdled, and intestinal decomposi- Linen of tuberculous patients, disinfec- tion, 166 tion of, 138 MILONE: Passage of micro-organisms Lipaemia, diabetic, and lipoidaemia, 159 through the bladder, 43 Lipoidaemia and diabetic lipaemia, 159 MITCHELL: Systemic blastomycosis. 235 P. Lipoma of foot, diffuse painful, 75 Mitral insufficiency, diagnosis of, 283 LITTAUER: Melanosarcoma of vulva, 109 Monotal, 29 PACE: The suprarenals and rickets, 69 Liver abscess. See Abscess MORONE: Post-operative enterospasm, PAL, J.: Breathing crises, 312 Liver, cirrhosis of, with complete 131 Palate, cleft, operative treatment of, 315 obliteration of bile ducts, 16 Morphine in infantile therapeutics, 294 PALAZZO, G.: Eosinophile leucocytosis in LOCKHART: Sarcoma of the ovaries, 201 MORSE: Intussusception in purpura, 88; hepatic hydatid disease, 184 Locomotor ataxy, absence of tenderness infection of the urine in infancy by Pancreas, determination of functional of tendons in, 257 Bacillus coli, 284 condition of, 259 LORENZI: Bovine tuberculosis, 114; Myasthenia gravis, 180 Pancreatic function and antitrypsin con- tuberculin reaction, 324 Myatonia congenita, 129 tents of the blood serum, 311 LUCAS-CHAMPIONNIR;RE: Fulguration in Mycosis, a new, 118 PANSIER: Visual disturbances in general cancer, 124 Myeloid leukaemia, chronic, the blood In, paralysis, 169 Lung, hernia of, 100 194 Papain, properties of, 12 Lying-in women, after-care of, 189 Myomata, uterine, complicating parturi Papilla of kidney causing persistent Lymphatic glands, tuberole bacilli In tion, 92 haematuria, varix of, 105 caseous, 155 Myositis, alcoholic, 158 Papillary reaction, paradoxical, 245 Lymphoma, inguinal, surgical treatment Paradoxical papillary reaction, 245 of, 300 Paralysis, alcoholic, experimental, 99 Paralysis, general, 195 Paralysis, general, visual disturbances in, 169 N. Paralysis of the insane, general, irregu- MACDONALD, ELICE: Fibromata uteri, larities of the pupils in, 157 190 NAGBOTTI-WILBOUCHEWINCH, M.: Spinal Paralysis, spastic, Forster's operation MCGIBBON: Peritonitis complicating curvature in children, 198 for, 3 fibroids, 214 Narcosis, rectal, 90 Paralysis, Volkmann's ischaemio, 47 DEC. 25, 1909.] INDEX TO THE EPITOME. MEDICAL - JOUNAa 7_ I Parasitic nature of cancer, 205 Psychosis, Korsakoff's, following in, Salicylic ionization, sciatica treated Parathyroids, influence of, on ossification fluenza, 196 278 by, in fracture, 273 Puerperal fever. See Fever Salts of bismuth in the treatment of Parturition, fetal, hydrocephalus and, 64 Puerperal haematoma vulvae, 318 fistulae, 153 Parturition complicated by uterine myo- Puerperal infections, treatment of, 289 Sand baths, 192 mata, 92 Pulmonary artery, embolism of, treated Sanitation and tuberculosis, 219 Parturition, effect of vaginal fixation on, by Trendelenburg's method, 172 Sarcoma of Fallopian tube, primary, 9 188 Pulmonary calculi, 186 Sarcoma of ovaries, 201 PATERSON: Jejunal and gastro-jejunal Pulmonbtry diseases of children, leuco- Sarcoma of stomach, primary, 246 ulcer following gastro-jejunostomy, 287 cytes in, 171 Saline solution, instillation of into the PAUCHET: Radical treatment of genital PuTmonary tuberculosis. See Tuber- rectum, 14 tuberculosis; 146; surgical importance culosis Scarlet fever. See Fever of the thymus, 272 Pulsatile cancer of sternum, 34 "Saarlet R " and the regeneration of the PEARCE, R. M.: Renal influence upon Pulse, radial, disappearance of, from skin, 41 blood pressure, 3 reflex action, 314 SCHAUENSTEIN: Primary cancer of Fallo- Pelvichaematocele independent of ectopic Pupil, irregularities of, in general para- pian tube, 227 gestation, rupture of haematic cyst of lysis of the insane, 157 SCHILLER: Uterus didelphys or bicornis ovary, 93 PuPPE; Infanticide or self-delivery? 132 bicollis: pyocolpos, 52; fibro-sarcoma Pepsin, recent clinical methods for the Purpura, haemorrhagic, and hereditary of vagina in infancy, 80 estimation of, 32 syphilis, 233 SCHLECHT, H.: Pancreatic function and PERAIRE: Dwngers of curette, utero- Purpura, intussusception in, 88 antitrypsin contents of the blood serum, intestinal appendicular fistula, 79; Pyosalpinx opening into bladder, 66 311 chronic inflammation of the omentum PyosalpinE, traumatio rupture of, 150 SCHLOCKOW: Sabromine in treatment of (epiploitis), 103 epilepsy, 230 PERIER: Treatment of alopecia in child- SCHMIDT, A.: Chronic diarrhoea, 31, 297 ren, 84 SCHMIDT, H. E.: Roentgen rays in obste- Periostitis, acute multiple, 104 trics and gynaecology, 200 Peritonitis, adrenalin in treatment of SCHREDL, Liver general, 217 QUtNU: Local anaesthesia in reduction LEO: abscess and of 21 appendicitis, 119 Peritonitis complicating fibroids, 214 dislocations, SCHUPFER, F.: Opsonic power of serous PERRIN: Incontinence of urine, 102; exudates, 57 genuine luxations in hip-joint disease, SCHtRMANN, W.: Colour reaction in 130 R. serum of syphilitics, 141 PETITEAU: Fractures of astragalus with Sciatica, treatment of, 251; treated displacement of fragments, 160 278 by PFANNENSTIEL, J.: Radial pulse, disappearance of, from salicylic ionization, Auxiliary operations reflex action, 314 Sclerosis, insular, ameliorated by x rays, in obstetrics, 212 Radiographic diagnosis of fractured 179; eye symptoms in, 183 Phlebitis, gonorrhoeal, 187 skull, in Phlegmon, ligneous, 117 cause of error in, 161 Scopolamine-morphine labour, 264 Phlegmonous Radiographic localization of foreign Scopolamine-morphine inhalation nar- inflammation. See Inflam- bodies in the eye, 210 cosis, 40 mation RAMACCI: Internal administration of Scopolamine-morphine injections, 95 Phthisis. See Tuberculosis protargol in children, 254 SCROGGS: Expulsion of decidua at each PINARD: Treatment of puerperal infec- REBAUDI, STEPHAN: Adrenalin in hyper- monthly period, 290 tions, 289 emesis gravidarum, 263 Secretions in phthisis, aspiration of, 191 Pirquet's tuberculin test in infants and RECLUS: Local anaesthetics, 248 SEEMANN, 0.: Antiformin in the detec- their mothers, 18 tion of tubercle bacilli, 30 Placenta praevia, Caesarean section in, Rectal narcosis, 90 225, 274 Rectum, cancer of. See Cancer SEITZ, LUDWIG: Eclampsia, 163 Rectum, instillation of normal saline SELLENINGS: Modified operation for Plague, 242 solution into, 14 inguinal hernia, 6 POGGIOLINI: The blood in cancer, 232 SENARCLENS, DE: of Poisoning, as Red cells, basophile granules in, 268 Significance faecal. adrenalin emergency treat- Reflex action, disappearance of the radial vomiting, 316 ment in cyanide, strychnine, and other pulse from, 314 SENCERT: The modern treatment of forms of non-corrosive, 229 4 Poisoning, alcoholic, lesions Regulin, 308 aneurysms, produced by Renal influence upon blood pressure, 3 Septicaemia, gonococcal, 71 experimental, 86 Renal Serous exudates, opsonic power 57 Poisoning, alcoholic, in an infant, acute, surgery, functional diagnosis in, of, 128 74 Serous meningitis, 234 RHEINER, G.: Heart and nervous sym- Serum, antistreptococcic, 266 Poisoning by benzine, 19 ptoms, 1 Serum, blood, in acute experimental Poisoning, non-corrosive, adrenalin as an 296 emergency treatment in, 229 Rheumatism and gout, 243 nephritis, RICARD: Fulguration in cancer, 20 Serum, blood, pancreatic function and POLYA, EUGEN: Hernia of lung, 100 contents 311 Portal system, venous ligature RICHARTZ, H. L.: Isolysins in the serum antitrypsin of, for throm- of persons suffering from malignant Serum in treatment of cerebro-spinal bosis of, after appendicitis, 247 disease, 309 meningitis, 136 POSNER, C.: External urethrotomy, 33 Marmorek's in POSSELT : Rickets, the suprarenals and, 69 Serum, surgical tubercu- Treatment of bronchial RISSMANN: Transduodenal operation in losis, 286 asthma, 165 for Post-mortem lesions in eclampsia and pregnancy for obstruction of common Serum, Meyer-Bergell's, typhoid fever, toxaemia of duct by calculus, 81 39 pregnancy, 106 Rocu: Significance of faecal vomiting, Serum of persons suffering from malig- Potassium, neutral oxalate of, in phleg- 316 nant disease, isolysins in, 309 monous inflammation, 280 Serum of colour POTEN: Pirquet's tuberculin test in RODIER: Irregularities of the pupil in syphilitics, reaction in, infants and their general paralysis of the insane, 157 141 mothers, 18 RODIET, visual disturbances in general SIGNORET: Subconjunctival injections in POZERSKI: Properties of papain, 12 diseases, 97 Pregnancy in a woman of paralysis, 169 eye 56, 224 Roentgen rays in treatment of venereal SIKEMEIER, E. W.: Marmorek's serum Pregnancy, abdominal, operation in in 286 eleventh month, recovery, 24 ulceration, 83; in obstetrics and gynae- surgical tuberculosis, Pregnancy, cology, 200 See also X rays SILVESTRE: Suprarenal theory of osteo- albuminuria and eclampsia ROEPKE: Disinfection of linen malacia, 310 in, subsequent dementia paralytica, 76 of tuber- SILVESTRI: Pregnancy, extrauterine, operation for culous patients, 138 Myatonia congenita, 129 in a cottage, 65 .ROLLY, F.: Harmful and beneficial SILVY: Cerebro-spinal meningitis treated action of raised temperature in infec- by serum, 136 Pregnancy, hemeralopia during, 108 SIMPSON: intubation in Pregnancy, post-mortem lesions in eclamp- tive fevers, 58 Prolonged laryn- sia and toxaemia of, 106 ROMANELLI: Determination of the func- geal stenosis, 63 tional condition of the pancreas, 259 Skin, "'scarlet RI" and the regeneration Pregnancy, transduodenal operation in, 41 for obstruction of common ROMER, P. H.: Experimental chronic of, duct by tuberculosis with the formation of Skin diseases, treatment of itching, 228 calculus, 81 Skin test in osseous 262 Pregnancy, tubal, or appendicitis, 8. See cavities, 168 tuberculosis, also Gestation ROSENSTEIN: Very early tubal gestation Skull, fractured, cause of error in radio- complicated by bilateral ovarian cystic graphic diagnosis of, 161 Pregnant woman, internal haemorrhage disease, 319 SMITH, OLIVER C.: Atresia of the vagina, in, 23 110 Prolapse cured by obliteration of Rossi: Serous meningitis, 234 Douglas's pouch, 53 ROTTER, J.: Operative trestment of SOFARO: Primary sarcoma of stomsch, Prophylactic version, 50 appendioitis, 237 246 Protargol, internal administration of in SOUTTER: Traction in treatment of hip 254 disease, 91 children, Spark, fulguration, effect of on nerves, PROUST: Traumatic rupture of a pyo- S. 26 salpinx, 150 Spastic paralysis. See Paralysis Pruritus and epithelioma of vulva, 291 SABnRtzfS: Haemorrhaglc purpura and Spinal ourvature in children, 198 Pseudo-hermapbroditismus masoulinus hereditary syphilis, 233 Spleneotomy in Banti's disease, 61 eompletus 32a Babromine in treatment of epilepsy, 230 Stenosis, laryngeal, prolonged intubation Pseudo-nleoplasms, abdomtinal, 317 SAG, ALEXANDER; Bismuth paste, 293 in, 63 83 Il[DI"LQzz JOUJINIJOUR 1A INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [DEC. 25, 1909.I909-

Sternum, pulsatile cancer of, 34 Tuberculin test, Pirquet's, in infants VELDEN, R. VON DEN: Bronchial asthma, Stomach, acute post-operative dilatation and their mothers, 18 46 of, 149 Tuberculosis, aspiration in, 191 Venereal ulceration treated with Roentgen Stomach, primary sarcoma of, 246 Tuberculosis, difference between the two rays, 83 Stomach, perforating ulcer of, search for, axillary temperatures in, 244 Venous ligature for tbrombosis of portal 209 Tuberculosis, bovine, 114 system after appendicitis, 247 STONE: Intussusception in purpura, 88 Tuberculosis in children, 87 Veratrum viride in eclampsia, 13 STRASSER, ALOIS: Physical and dietetic Tuberculosis, early diagnosis of, 258 Vermiform appendix. See Appendix treatment of arterio-selerosis, 267 Tuberculosis, experimental chronic, with Version, prophylactic, 50 Strophanthin, action of, 38 the formation of cavities, 168 Vertigo, auricular, galvanic and high- STROUSE: Diet in typhoid fever, 203 Tuberculosis, genital, radical treatment frequency currents in, 292 Strychnine poisoning, adrenalin as an of, 146 Vesical haemorrhage from incarceration emergency treatment in, 229 Tuberculosis, immunization of cattle of retroflexed pregnant uterus, 82 Snbconojunctival injections in eye diseases, against, 252 VINEBERG: Acute suppression of urine 97 Tuberculosis, osseous, skin test in, 262 after criminal abortion, 304 Suppurative adenitis. See Adenitis Tuberculosis, pulmonary, operative treat- VIOLET : Pyosalpinx opening into bladder, Suppurative processes in infants, anti- ment of, 173 66 ferment treatment of, 323 Tuberculosis and sanitation, 219 Visual disturbances in general paralyeis, Suprarenal capsules, kidneys and, 295 Tuberculosis, surgical, open air and 169 Suprarenal theory of osteomalacia, 310 hyperaemic treatment in, 62 ; Mar- VITALE: Vomiting, 2 Suprarenals and rickets, 69 morek's serum in, 286 VITRAC: Ovum of six months expelled Suprarenin, action of d-, 1-, and dl-, 68 Taberculosis, tests for, 326 entire and alive, 276 Surgical treatment of inguinal lymphoma, Tuberculous meningitis, intermittent, 313 VOGT: Galactorrhoea after severe burn, 10 300 Tuberculous meningitis, irregular forms Volkmann's contracture, 301 Surgical tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis of in children, 115 Volkmann's ischaemic paralysis, 47 Syphilis, acquired, diffuse interstitial Tuberculous patients, disinfection of Vomiting, 2 hepatitis in, 145 linen of, 138 Vomiting, faecal, significance of, 316 Syphilis d'enmblde, 261 TUFFIER: Fulguration in cancer, 20; pul- VON HERCZEL: Prognosis and after- Syphilis, hereditary, and haemorrhagic monary calculi, 186 history of operations for rectal cancer, purpura, 233 Tumour, mediastinal, cured by x rays, 49 Syphilis, treatment of, 240 151 VON WENCZEL, THEODOR: Prophylactic Syphilitic diseases of joints, 222 Tumour of trachea cured by x rays, 11 version, 50 Syphilitics, colour reaction in serum of, Tumour of vermiform appendix, cystic, Vulva, epithelioma of, and pruritus, 291 141 94 Vulva, gangrene of, following abortion at Systemic blastomycosis, 235 Tumours, primary, and papillomatous sixth month, 148 SZABOKY, JOH. V.: Tests for tuberculosis, excrescences of heart valves, 140 Vulva, resection of kidney in a case of 326 Typhoid bacilluria, 182 supernumerary ureter opening into, 164 Typhoid carriers, opsonic indices of, 327 Vulva, melano-sarcoma of, 109 Typhoid cutaneous reaction, 208 T. Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric W. Tabes, nasal crises of, 181 TEDESCHI: Bovine tuberculosis, 114; U. WAELSCH, L.: Syphilis d'emblee, 261 tuberculin reaction, 324 WATERMAN, PAUL H.: Atresia of the Telangiectasia, hereditary haemorrhagic, Ulcer, gastric, treatment of, 27 vagina, 110 101 Ulcer, jejunal and gastro-jejunal, follow- WEBER, EDMOND: Acute thyroiditis, 170 Temperature, raised, the harmful and ing gastro-jejunostomy, 287 WEBSTER, W.: Choline in animal tissues the beneficial action of in infective Ulcer of stomach, perforating, search for, and fluids, 70 fevers, 58 209 WEINHOLD: Cystic tumour of vermiform Temperatures in tuberculosis, difference Ulceration, venereal, treated with Roent- appendix, 94 between the two axillary, 244 gen rays, 83 WEINTRAUD: Dietetic treatment of severe Tendons, absence of tenderness of in loco- Underfeeding and overfeeding, 112 cases of diabetes, 55 motor ataxy, 257 UNTERBERGER: Hydrorrhoea, large cysts WEIss, L.: Tubercle bacilli in caseous TENNENBAUM, HEINRICH: Almateine, of Gartner's ducts, 134 lymphatic glands, 155 152 Ureter, resection of kidney in a case of WELANDER, EDUARD: Treatment of TERREIN, E.: Cerebro-spinal meningitis supernumerary, opening in vulva, 164 syphilis, 240 treated by serum, 136 Urethrotomy, external, 33 WELCH: Post-mortem lesions in eclampsia THIERY: Fulguration in cancer, 20 Urine in infancy, infection of by Bacillus and toxaemia of pregnancy, 106 THOMSEN, R.: General paralysis, 195 coli, 284 WHI'TING, A. J.: Acroparaesthesia and Thoracic aneurysm. See Aneurysm Urine, incontinence of, 102 angioneurotic oedema in, 221 Thymus gland, action of x rays on, 202; Urine, acute suppression of after criminal WICHERN, H.: Poisoning by benzene, 19 surgical importance of, 272 abortion, 304 WIENS: Pancreatic function and anti- Thyresol in gonorrhoea, 325 Urotropin in meningitis, 154 trypsin contents of the blood serum, 311 Thyroiditis, acute, 170 Uterine cancer. See Cancer WILCZINSKI: Lecithin in menorrhagia, Tonsillitis, prophylaxis of recurring, 98 Uterine gestation. See Gestation 176 TOSATU: Suprarenal theory of osteoma- Uterine myomata complicating parturi- WILE : Leucocytes in pulmonary diseases lacia, 310 tion, 92 of children, 171 Trachea, tumour of. See Tumour Uterus didelphys or bicornis bicollis: WILMS: Venous ligature for thrombosis Traction in treatment of hip disease, 91 pyocolpos, 52 of portal system after appendicitis, 247 Trendelenburg's method in treatment Uterus, fibroid of, 190; triplets in, 238 Women, lying-in, after-care of, 189 of embolism of pulmonary artery, 172 Uterus, non-puerperal, uncontrollable WORMSER, E.: Operation for extrauterine TRIA: Gastric crises, 143 haemorrhage from, 239 pregnancy in a cottage, 65 TRIBONDEAU, L.: Effect of fulguration Uterus, treatment of rupture of, 174 Wounds, foreign bodies left in, 22 spark on nerves, 26; effect of fulgura- Uterus, gravid, fixed retroflexion of, 107 WULLYAMOZ: Sciatica treated by salicylic tion on micro-organisms, 85 Uterus, gravid, retroversion of, rupture ionization, 278 Trichinosis, blood condition in, 282 of bladder, 51 Trigeminal neuralgia. See Neuralgia Uterus, inversion of following delivery, 30 Triplets in a fibroid uterus, 238 Uterus, retroflexed pregnant, vesical X. TRUFFI: Removal of goitre, 48 haemorrhage from incarceration of, 82 'I'rypanosoma brucei, infection with, 126 X-ray treatment of acne, 54 Trypanosomiasis, action of certain drugs X rays, action of, on the thymus, 202 on, 193 X rays in insular sclerosis, 179 Tubal gestation, very early, complicated V. X rays, mediastinal tumour cured by, 151 by bilateral ovarian cystic disease, 319. X rays, tumour of trachea cured by, 11. See also Gestation Vagina, atresia of, 110 See also Roentgen Tubal pregnancy. See Pregnancy Vagina, flbro-sarcoma of in infancy, 80 Tubal rupture and abortion, combined, Vagina, gangrene of, following abortion 133 at sixth month, 148 Z., TUBBY: Diffuse painful lipoma of foot, 75 Vaginal discharge, treatment of, 25 TUBER: Acute alcoholic poisoning in an Vaginal fixation, effect of on parturition, ZADRO, E.: Scopolamine-morphine in- infant, 128 188 halation narcosis, 40 Tubercle bacilli, antiformin in the detec- VALENTI: Antipyretic action of maretin, ZANCAN, A.: Splenectomy in Banti's tion of, 30 253 disease, 61 Tubercle bacilli in caseous lymphatic VALLEE: Immunization of cattle against ZANGEMEISTER: Puerperal fever, 120 glands, 155 tuberculosis, 252 ZESAS: Gonorrhoeal phlebitis, 187 Tubercle bacilli, new method of detect- VANDENBOSSCHE: Post-traumatic alo- ZIELER, K.: Specific treatment in chronio ing, 15 pecia in cases of cranial fracture, 249 glanders, 255 Tubercle bacilli, human, atypical forms Varix of papilla of kidney causing per- ZIMMERN: Galvanic and high-frequency of, 113 sistent haematuria, 105 currents in deafness and auricular Tuberculin reaction, 324 Vegetarian diet in health, 123 vertigo, 292

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