[ TinE BRITI8e DEC. 2?, 1907.] [MEDICAL JOURNAL

THE 3jrktish tdtMw4 ,#ttuttmL THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

EDITED BY DAWSON WILLIAMS, M.D.

ASSISTED BY

CHARLES LOUIS TAYLOR.

VOLUME II 1907.

JUJLY TO 3DECE:MBEI.

Jtntiaun: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 6, CATHERINE STREET, STRAND, W.C. r Tu Dam= DEC. 28; 1q07.] [MUDICAL Jo-RXAs 3

INDEX TO VOLUME II FOR 1907.

A. on, 40* definition of " workman," 61 ; indus- Alopecia areata, removed from list of trial diseases, 121; duties of medical men diseases which came under law relating to Abdominal aorta, case of aneurysm of (T. under the Act,121; epileptics and, 167; Home epidemics in the schools of Paris, 141; Garnet S. Leary, with note on patholog cal Becretary cancels all existing appoint- treatment of, 491 appearance by Constance Ellis), 714 ments as medical referee, 220; medical Alsace-Lorraine, small-pox in, 771 Abdominal cavity, gauze five months in, 44 referees under; 237, 1022; note on, 766; AlvareD9a Prize awarded to W. Lewis Chap- Abdominal hysterectomy. See Hysterectomy domestic servants and, 942,1022; hospital man, 1265 Abdominal ineisions, direction of (L. Ernest nurses, 1109; district medical officers, 110J; Amateur in drugs. See Drugs Maylard), 895; correspondence on, 1105, county court case, 1469; cases, 1626, 1751; Ambiguous reactions in sugar testing 1280, 1466 medical fees in, 1i34 (Stephen G. Longworth), 19 Abdominal operations. care of the patient Acts, Inebriates, report of inspector under, Ambulance, metropolitan street, 854,1607,1841; during serious (H. Bellamy Gardner), 14 1083 leading article on, 1607; city of Abdominal operations, success in (J. H. Acts, Public Health, 108, 295 police, 1178 Dauber), 792 ADAM, JAMES: Acqte pneumonia in children, Ambulance teams, 770 Abdominal operations, review of books on, 51 Ambulance. See also St. John 207 ADDINGTON, the Prime Minister, note on, America. See United States Abdominal pain, review of books on, 1652 269 America, North, conditions of practice in, Abdominal sections in hospital practice, Addison's anaemia. See Anaemia 615 notes on a series of 100 consecutive cases Address in , 250; leading article on, America, South, conditions of practice in, (J. Inglis Parsons), 452 277 615 Abdominal surgery, some experiences in Address in Surgery, 255; leading article on, American Medical Association. See Associa- (F. T. Paul), 1113 278. See al8o Association, annual meeting tion Aberdare, infant mortality at, Ill Adenoids, curette for, 1720 American Medical Directory, rev., 23; note on, Aberdeen, health of, 650; Professor Finlay on Adenoids in eye disease (Dr. Killen), 1585 492 alcohol, 1182 Adulteration of flour, 839. See al8o Food American men of science, 1546 Abortifacient pills, 1860 adulteration American students in German universities, Abortion, determinants of, and how to com- Advertisement, fraudulent, 174 1800 bat them (James Oliver), 1567 Advertisements, immoral, crusade against, Ametropia after removal of the lens, spee- Abortion, tubal, case of (frank A. Nyulasy), 226 lacles iii (Archibald Stanley Percival), 1776 1570 Advertiser, ingenious, 366 Amputation. interscapulo-thoracic (Edred M. ABRAHAM, PHINEAS S.: Ringworm question Africa, conditions of practice in, 615 Corner), 822 in elementary sehools, 387 Africa, East. See East Anaemia, Addison's, specific-infective nature Ab3cess. appendical, perforated gangrenous Africa general service medal, 1468 of, its course and treatment (William appendix: appendectomy and recovery (re- Africa, South. See South Hunter), 1299; leading article on, 1358 ported by Richard Slocock), 83 Africa, West. See West Anaemia in ankylostomiasis (Arthur E. Abscess, bone, due to a bacillus allied to After-care Association. See Association Boycott), 1318; discussion, 1320 B. parati,phosus (F. G. Bushnell), 1775 Age. medico-legal aspects of. 783 Anaemia, pernicious, discussion on, 1299, Abscess, brain, complicating case of acute Agra, sanitary report of. 1602 1311; leading article on, 1358 middle ear suppuration (W. S. Syme), 98l Ahifeld's method of disinfection of hand in Anaemia, pernicious, two cases of, with Abscess of liver, one hundred cases (James midwifery, 1859 unusual features (J. Fortune), 1041 - Cantlie), 1342 AIKMAN, Dr. : Case, 1517 Anaesthesia, ether, by the open method (H. Abscess, retropharyngeal (H. Irving Pinches), Air. suboutaneous injeetions of, as a means BellamyGardner), 1516 *(Francis WN. Bailey). 813; (W. H. Vickery), 1237 of relieving certain painful manifestations, 1823; (Alexander Brownlee, with remarks Abscess of spleen in Andaman Islands, 8 1297, 1559 by J. Lvnn Tllomas), 1824; correspondence Absorbit reducing paste, composition of, 25 Alabone treatment, 1472 on, 1621, 1747 Absorption from the peritoneal cavity (B. H. Alaxa, 24 Anaesthesia, local, syringe for. 91 Buxton), 1421 Albumen, tests for, 1696 Anaesthesia, local, in tooth extraction, Acaddmie de Mgdecine, prizes, 1793 Albuminuria from a life assurance point of syringe for, 91 Academy, Roval. of Medicine in Irelsnd, view (Robert Wilkinson), 1714 Anaesthesia, lumbar. See Lumb%r 1087,1426,1586,1712; election of officers, 1087 Albumosuria, myelopathic, case of (W. Lang- Anaesthesia, relative value of inhalation and ligature of innominate artery (Sir Thomas don Brown). 686 injection methods of inducing (El. P. Dean), Myles), 1426; President's address, 1586; ex- ALcINDOR, JOHN: Intense hepatic conges- 869'; discussion, 872; correspondence on hibits, 1586. Section of Pathology: Villous tion in an infant, 1581 1028 tumour of the bladder (Dr. Boxwell), 1712; Alcohol and " hobnail" liver, 1276, 1362, 1375, Anaesthetic hairwash, dangers of, 776 thrombosis of arm with gangrene (Dr. 1467, 1559 Anaesthetic shampoo, 764 O'Carroll),, 1712; laryngeal specimens, (Pro- Alcohiol and insanity (F. W. Mott), 797; dis- Anaesthetics, review of books on, 22 fessor White), 1712. Section of Surgery: cussion, 801; leading article on, 835; corre- Analgesic, spinal, stovaine as (J. Hogarth Ascites and the T,lma-Morison operation spondence on, 1021 Pringle), 12 (W. I. de C. Wheeler), 1713; mucous colitis Alcohol, Professor Finlay on, 1182 Anaphylaxis, F88 and appendicostomy (Seton Pringle), 1713 Alcolhol and mountaineering. 485 Anastomosis between the common bile duct Accuracy of thought in medicine (W. Hale Alcohol, review of books on, 21, 459 and the duodenum for obstructive jaundice Wbite), 250 Alcohol, scientific investigation of. 922 (Andrew Fullerton), 1118 Acetonaemic condition s of children Alcohol and taxation in Russia, 1844 Anatomical results of efficient mastication (Frederick Langmead) 819; discussion, 821; Alcoholic beverages, sale of in sanatoriums, (F. J. Bennett), 1502 correspondence on, 1288,1380 772 Anatomv. review of books on, 391, 827, 1039, Achondroplasia (?), case of (Dr. ITobhouse), 85 Alcoholic patent , 1800 1718, 1783 Achondroplasia (H. H. Clarke), 1261; (J. A. C. Alcoholism, exhibition on, 842 Ancient Britain and the Invasion of Julius Macewen), 1646 Alcoholism, mortality from in France, 1683 Caesar, 1788 ACKLAND, JOHN MCKNO: Relation of dental Alcoholism, practical measures to discourage, Andaman Islands, abscess of spleen in, 8 surgery to medicine, 1483 1555. See also Inebriety ANDERS, HOWARD S. : Physical Diagnosis, with ACKLAND, W. R.: Notes on some cases of ALDRED, WILFRED A.: Two cases ef poisoning Case Examples of the Inductive Method, rev., neuralgia, 1499 by weed killer, 626 911 ACLAND, TAEODORE D1YKE: Need for the in- AL'EXANDER of Abonoteielhos, a notorious ANDERSON. A. M.: Special report on danger- spection of allresidential secondary schools quack, 1356 ous or injurious processes in the coating of in matters relating to sanitation and ALEXANDER, DAVID A.: The stethoscope, metal with lead or a mixture of lead and hygiene, 496 184 tin, 1799 Act. Employment of Children, 1449; London ALEXANDER, FORBES JAMES: Two cases of ANDERSON, JOHN F.: Studies upon Hyper- County Council and, 1449 umbilical fistula, 1237 susceptibility and Immunity, 1089 Act, new Food, 1613 Alfreton medical practitioners decide as ANDERSON, LOUISA CTARRETT: Case of sar- Act, Medical, Amendment of, 1907. 818 to rate of pay of sick clubs, 1793 coma of small intestine, 886 Act, the Midwives, 843, 1010, 1084.1357,1601; in Algeria, plague in, 1170 ANDERSON, Major: Abscess of spleen in Manchester, 843; in Salford, 1010; payment Algiron, 208 malarial persons in Andaman Islands, 8 of medical men called in to assist mid- Alkaloids and thleir derivatives, plea for uni- ANDERSON, Lieutenant-Colonel R., elected wvives, 1084, 1357; the working of, 1601; formity in the nomenclature of, 560 Mayor of Bury St. Edmunds, 1449 North Riding of Yorkshire, 1602 ALLAN, J. : Poisoning by bromoform, 299 ANDERSON, Sir THOMAS MCCALL, appointed Act. Notification, and infectious hospitals, Allan's antifat, 209 Honorary Physician to the King, 227 1192 ALLBUTT, T. CLIFFORD: K.C.B. conferred ANDERSON, W. MONRO: Ether administra- Act. Provision of Meals, 1742; Newport and, upon, 1451; (editor) A System o,f Medicine by tion by the orpn method, 1747 1742 Many Writers, rev., 88; what do we mean by ANDREWES, F. W.: Lessons in Disinfection and Act, Early Notification of Births. See Bill tachyeardia? 938 Sterilization, rev., 913 A

of proceedings, 290; report of proceedings, Asylum, Cumberland and Westmorland, 782 Bacillus in blood of persons suffering from 603. Section of Obstetrics and GynaecQlogy: Asylum, Derby Borough, annual report, 242 general paralysis of the insane (George M. Summary of proceedings, 289, 332; report Asylum, Dorset County, annual report, 858 iAobertson), 806 of proceedings, 426. Section of Ophthalmo- Asylum, Earlswood, Redhill, Surrey, 1563 BACON, G.: Manual of Otologv, rev, 266 logy : Summary of proceedings, 288, 328: Asylum, Edinburgh Royal, 169, 1285; centen- Bacteria in aerated water, 1765 report of proceedings, 1211. Section of ary celebration, 169; annual report, 1285 Bacterial vaccines, three cases treated by Pathology: Summary of proceedings, 285, Asylum, Egyptian, insanity in, 848 (reported by M. L. B. Rodd), 204 322; report of proceediogs, 1299, 1399,1508. Asylum, Galway, v. Galway Workhouse, 1616, Bactericidal action, phagocytosis and (George Section of Psychological Medicine: Summary 1744 Dean), 1409 of proceedings, 286, 325 report of proceed- Asylum, Glamorgan County, 42nd annual Bacteriological treatment of paralysis. See ings, 795. Section of State Medicine: Sium- report, 1194 Paraly sis mary of proceedings, 289, 332; report of Asylum, Hereford County and City. 781 Bacteriologist at the Local Government proceedings, 656. Section of Surgery: Sum- Asylum, Herts County, Hill End, case of Board, 46 mary of proceedings, 287, 327; report of severe head injury in a psychasthenic Bacteriology, plea for the study of by the proceedings, 869. Section of Tropical Dis- (Bernard Hart), 389 general practitioner (J. Arnallt Jones), 1764 eases: Summary of proceedings, 287, 327; Asylum, Jamaica Lunatic, 63; annual report, BAILEY, C. FRED.: X-ray method for imme- report of proceedings, 1043, 1320 63 diate localization of foreign bodies, 1207 Association, British Medical, transformation Asylum, James Murray's Royal, Perth, 1563 BAILEY, FRANcIs W.: Ether administration of (Alfred Cox), 499 Asylum, Kesteven County, 1562 by the open method, 1621, 1823 Association, CanAdian Medical, 994, 1073; Asylum, Kingseat, Aberdeen, annual report, BAKER. ARTHUR W. W.: Difficult eruption of fortieth annual meeting, 994; first general 858 the third molar, 1501 meeting, 994; demonstrations, 994; ad- Asylum, Lancaster Royal Albert, 1858 BAKER, Dr., removal of as M.O.H. for Winter- dresses, 994 ; second general meeting. 995; Asylum, Leicestershire, the new, 1554 ton, 1797 Medical Protective Society, 995; Sections, Asylum, Long Grove (the new London County BALE, WM. BARKER: Average fee of Poor-law 995, 1074; Address in Medicine, 995; new Council Asylum), 276 medical officer, 1376 constitution, next meeting, 995 Address in Asylum, Monmoutli, Abergavenny, annual BALFOUR, ANDREW, memorial to, 114; Pathology, 1073; closing entertainment, report, 783 peculiar blood condition, prolbably para- 1074; remarks, 1074 Asylum, Nottingham City, Mapperley Hill, sitic, in Soudanese fowls, 1330 Association of Certifying Factory , 1286 BALLANCE, HAMILTON A.: The Referendum, annual meeting, 1260 Asylum, Roxburgh, Berwick, and Selkirk 1017 Association, French Surgical, 154, 220, 917 District, 857 BALLANTYNE, ARTHUR J.: Ocular symptoms Association, French Urological, 681 Asylum, Salop and Montgomery, 1471 in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 190 Association for Feeble-minded, National, Asylum, Somerset and Bath, Wells, annual Ballinagh dispensary medical officer. See eleventh annual report, 164 ; annual meet- report, 1285 Dispensary ing 1369 Asylum, Suffolk District, 1754 Balneological Society. See Society Association, German Medical, for Repression Asylum, Surrey County, Brookwood, 782 BALTHAZARD: Precis de Pathologie Interne, of Quackery, 1546 Asylum, new, at Vienna, 1014 rev., 829 Association of Honorary Medical Officers of Asylum, Waterford District, salary of medical BANDEL!ER: Lehrbuch der spezifischen Diagnos- Liverpool Medical Charities, 1459 superintendent, 551 tik qLad Therapie der TuberkelosC, 1795 Association, Irish Medical Schlools' and Asylum, West Sussex County, Chichester, Bangkok, proposed new hospital in, 1001 Graduates', 227, 322, 1659 annual report, 1563 Bankruptcy of a partner, 121 Association, Irish Poor-law, annual meeting, Asylum, West Riding, cavernous angioma in BANKS, Sir JOHN, 296 695 the temporo-sphenoidal lobe of the brain Bantam cock, peck from, causes wound of Association, Life Assurance Medical Officers', (Margaret Bs. Dobson), 144; annual report, cornea and traumatic cataract (reported by 1087 1562 T. Harrison Butler), 752 Association, London Post-Graduate, 601 Asylum, Wilts County, annual report, 1027 BAR, PAUL, succeeds Professor Budin in Association of Medical Women in India, Asylum, Worcester County and City, annual Chair of Obstetrics in Medical Faculty of Journal of, 1448 report, 1193 Paris, 315, 1013 Association of Medical Officers of the Militia Ataxia, unusual case of (F. S. Heaney), 1426 BARKER, L. r.: Anatomical Ter?nhiologv, with of Canada, 1101 Atcham combined district, report ot i. 0. HI., special reference to the B. X.A.. rev., 1783 Association, Medical Press. International, 78l BARLING, GILBERT: Some observations on 393 ATKINS, W. R. GELSTON: Cryoscopy of urine, nephrectomy. 73 Association, Medico-Psychological. 341, 378, 1578 BARTLOW, Sir THOMAS: Appreciation of Sir 1649,1715; quarterly meeting. 341; further bac- ATKINSON, STANLEy B.: The Office of Midwife William Broadbent, 179: work of the teriological and experimental investigations (in and Wales) uinder the Midwives Clinical Society of London, 1094; writes into the pathology of general paralysis Act, 190,1, 2 Edw. VII, Cap. 17), rev., 460- the introduction to A School for Mothers, 1787 W. Ford Robertson and Douglas McRae), late Dr. Robert Barnes and the Shadwell BARNEs, FRANK: Perforated duodenal ulcer, 31; sixty-sixth annual meeting, 678; induc- Hospital, 1021 1343 tion of new President, 678; presidential ATKINSON, T. REUELL: Case of wasp sting. BARNES, HENRY: Stone coffin and chalice address, 678; sanatorium treatment of 1148: large fatty liver in an Infant: sudden found in St Nicholas, Carlisle. 32 insanity, 680; dinner, 680 ; pzychiatry as a death, 1711 BARNES, ROBERT: Estate of, 151: and the part of public medicine, 680; psychology of Atlas, New Sydenham Society's. See Society Shadwell Hospital, 1021 grime, 680; etiology of general paralysis, Atoxvl in sleeping sickness (leading article), BARNETT, H. NORMAN: Sea-sickness: its Trute 680; Dr. Middlemas relates two cases. 1649; 1733 Cautse and Cure, rev., 1593 psychology of crime (Albert Wilson), 1715 Atoxyl in syphilis, 293 BARNETT, L. E Presidential address and Association, National, for Prevention of Atoxyl in treatment of sleeping sickness (Sir New Zealand Branch, 847 Consumption. See Tuberculosis Rubert Boyce), 624 BARR, Sir JAMES: Appreciation of Sir William Association, Peckham Nursing, annuial meet- Atresia vaginae and delivery (Amand Routh), Gairdner, 59; effects of respiration on the ing, 1172 1149 circulation, 7(2: the pleurae: pleural AsQoiation, Pharmaceutical, American, 1841 ATWATER, W. O., obituary notice of, 1108 effusion and its treatment, 1289, 1806 Association, Police Burgeons', United King- Auditory cortical centre, bilateral lesion of, BARR, J. STODDART: Frequency and signifi- dom, 1447; annual meeting, 1447 complete deafness and aphasia (F. W. Mott), cance of optic neuritis and other vascular Association, Poor-law Unions. Deputation to 310 changes in retinae of patients sufferiing Herbert Samuel, M.P., 409, 477 Augmentation in the arms of medical men. purulent middle-ear disease (J. Stoddart Association, Poor-law Infirmary Matrons', 204 See Medical men Barr and John Rowan), 1480 Assaciation, Poor-law Medical Otficers', 37, Aural polypi. See Polypt BARRACLOUGH, H. C. Bursting of a golf ball, 1192; annual general meeting, 37; council Aural suppuration. duty of restoring hearing 560 meeting, 1192 by operation in chronic (Charles J. Heath), BARRY, DAVID: Appointment to chair of Association, Public Vaccinators', 52, 1100, 1352 80; correspondence on, 175, 236, 298, 366 physiology at Queen's College, cork, 1012 Association, Pure Milk, 697 AUSTIN, L J.: Somue experiences with the Barry Nursing Association. SFee Association Association of Registered Medical Women, tuberculin ophthalmic reaction. 1520 Basal meningitis. See Meningitis 1068; family hiistory and home surround- Australia. plague in, 120, 461, 559, 856, 1170, BASSETT-SMITH, Fleet Surgeon P. W.; Thera- ings of children in the London centres for 1449, 1730 peutical Treatment of Mediterranean Fever by the mentally defective (Mrs. Dickinson Australia and tuberculous immigrants, 46; Means of Vaccines, etc., rev., 321: frequency Berry), 1068 tropical medicine in, 1001; proprietary of aneurysms in the Royal Navy, 510; Association, Roads Improvement, 537 remedies in, 172, G04, 1177 history of the work done in connexion Association, Sanitary (Scotland) Incor- Australia, notes from, 414; medical inspection with Mediterranean fever, 1830 porated, 113. 691 ; thirty-third coDgress, 691; of school children in South Australia, 414 BASTELICA, Count COSTA DE, obituary notice presidential address, 691; cerebro-spinal Australian aborigines, 1852 of, 123 fever, 691; preservation of infants, 691 ; in- Australasia, conditions of practice in, 615 BATEMAN. A. GEORGE: A warning, 944 spection of meat, 691; inspection and dis- Austria, hospital statistics in, 267; public BATTEN, F. E.: Lumbar puncture, 741 tribution of fish, 692; supervision of milk health and lunacy reform in,Bills promised, Battersea. Early Notification of Birtlhs Bill supplies, 692; training of inspectors of meat 410; health of labourers, 698; new Public and, 1670 and other foods, 692; resolutions, 692; Health Bill, 951 BAYON, P. G. E.: Peritheliomata and endo- dinner, 693 Austria, conditions of practice in. 614 theliomata and their position in oncology, Association of Sanitary Inspectors (Scotland), Austrian Chamber of Deputies decides to form 1400 annual congress. 114 sanitary committee, 362 BAZETT, HENRY: "An appeal frolmi gynse- Association of Sanitary Inspectors (South Austrian universities, medical students in, cologists," 554 Wales), annual meeting, 336 1444. See algo Vienna BEARDS, CLIEFORD: Case showing the Stokes- Association, Scottish Medical Diplomates, 37; Automobile club, medical, foundation of in Adams phenomena. 1039 third annual general meeting, 37 Vienna, 1429 BEATSON, Colonel C. H., C.B. conferred tupon, Association, State Children's, 1841 AUVRAY, M.: Chirurgic dtu Foie et (les Voies 41 Association, Stomatological, International, Biliaires, rev., 265 BBATSON, G. T., K.C.B. conferred upon, 1452, 834 1458; an unusual motor-car accident, 1641 Association, University Dental, 233 BEATTIE, JAMES M.: Sporozoon in aural Association, International Urological, 1460, polypi, 1402 1611 BEATTY, R. P.: Diphtheria of glans penis Association, Volunteer Medical. See Volun- following circumcision, 1582 teer BEAUMONT, W. M.: Injuries of the Eyes of the Association, Women's Health, 1368,1457 B. the Assurance, life, lhabitual intemperance and Employed and Workmen's Compen8ation Act: .Problems in Prognosis, rev., 22: Synergic 240 BABCOCK, ROBERT H.: Diseases of the Ltngs, movements of the eyelids and mouth, 629 Astigmometer, portable (Karl Grossmann). rev., 1152 T. G.: and 1224 BECKETT, Phleboliths Roentgen BACHE, F.: Dispensatory of the Uniled States of rays, 1064 Asylum, Ayr, new liospital at, 694 America, rev., 754 BECK'S illustrated of Asylum, Carmartlien, Joint Counties, 858 catalogue microscopes, Bacillus found in a case of gangrenous 530 Cork annual Asylum, District, report,. 242 appendicitis (Aldo Castellani), 1512 BEDDOE, JOHN, presentation of portrait o(1ll 3 6 Ta. BIrmun I MIDIChL JOURNALJ INDEX. [DEC 28, 1907. I BEDDOES, THomAs LOVELL, 1171 Bill, Finance. 138 166; its attitude to school hygiene (leading Bedside manner 1845 Bill, King Edward's Hospital Fund. See article), 760; institution of a miiedical de- Bee stings and rheumatism, 63 Fund partment, 779; chief medical officership of, Beef, tuberculous, 1857 Bill, Medical Practice by Companies, prohibi- 854, 940; and medical inspection of schools, BEGG, CHARLES: Complicatio_s found in tion of 109 1019, 1103. See also School Children and chronic case of sprue, 13 7 Bijl, Early Notification of Births, 364, 414, Schoo)s Beggars, "unqualified," 7a3 48'. 540, 545, 696 701. 853. 941. 944, 11%?, Board, Local Government, 46, 107, 171, 7E0, Belfast, health of, 49, 170, 233, 296, 771, 1012, 1266, 1271, 1367, 1549. 1612, 1615, 1670, 1688. 1740, 1071; bacteriologist at, 46; impotence of, 1368, 1616; notification of tuberculosis in, 1743. 1777. 1801, 1802, 1804: correspondence 107; and ELaverfordwest, 171; scientifie 109 *consumption hospital at. 167, 929; the on, 364, 414, 485, 856, 941, 1804: leadiug article investigatioDs for, in England, 780; annual Health Commission, 233. 293, 363; final sit- on, 540: questions in ParliameLt, 845: report of medical officers to. 1071, 1162 tings, 296; hospitality of the iiigh Sherff, views of the profession in Manchester, Boa. d. Local Government, of Ireland, 412, 296 rioting in, on the nights of August 11th 696, 12 1,1801; circular from Local Govern- 481, 1098; inquiries at Limerick, 412; judi- and 12th, 413; notification of deaths in, 551; ment Board on, 943; circular from Local cial proceedings of, 481, 1098 ; annual report openingof new sanatorium for consump- Government Board in Scotland on, 1182; of, 1098 tion at, 929: proposed tubtrculosis exhibt- note on, 1266; Bradford and, 1?67. 1802; Board, Local Government, of Scotland, regu- tion at, 1012; observations on the recent Swinton and, 1549; in Liverpool, 1612,1740; lations re cholera, yellow lever, and plague, outbreak of cerebro-spinal fever in (A. in West Yorkshire. 1615; at Battersea, 1670: 758 Gardner Robb), 1129; opening of the winter in Manchester, 1688; in Dublin, 1743; dis- Board, Metropolitan Asylums, 1177, 1267, session of tbe medical scllool, 1158; regis- cussion on in Aberdeen, 1777 1695; nursing under, 1177, 1267; and tration of deaths in, 1457: fori.hcomiDg Bill, Public Health, 45, 229, 295, 362, 409, 479, phitnisis. 1695 tuberculosis exhibitton at, 1551, 1682,1744; 547; questions in Parliament, 45, 229, 295, Board, Central Midwives, 64, 243, 402, 1536; '*Belfast UniversitY," 1551; health of the 362. 409, 479, 547; (regulations as to iood), correspondence re, 64, 243; number of can- school children, 1616; tuberculosis museum, 362,479 didates who presented tlhemselves for ex- 1616; isolation accommodation at, 1744 Bill, Public Health] (Scotland) Amendment, aminations, 402; result of October exami- Belgium, schlool for mothlers in, 50; condi- 363, 647 nations, 1536 tions of practice in, 615; medical members Bill, Purity of Milk Supplies (Scotland), 476 BoAs, I.: Diseases of the Stomach, rev., 151 of ParliameDt, 1087; proposed Bill for tlle Bill, Vaccioation, 352, 409, 546 Bodies found in ticks (F. Creighton Well- regulation of medical practice in, 1678 Bill. Vaccination (Scotland), 229, '62, 410, 479, man), 142 BELL, CHARLES B.: Strangulat on of small 516 Body temperature, continuous record of, 620 intestine tlirough rent in meseutery, 1710 BILLINGS, FRANK (Editor): Modern Clinical BORM, A. A.: A Textbot,k of llistology, inciud- Belladonna, poisoning by (Connor Mdaguire), Medicine: Diseases of the Digestive System, ing Microscopic Y'echnenc, rev., 1783 1515 rev., 1717 Boils, abortive, treatment of, 1812 Benares, house flies in, 1170 BILLINGS, Staff Surgeon WILLIAM THOMAS, Bold advertisement, 51 Bendigo, miners'plhthisis in, 839 obituary notice of, 1025 BOLTON, Jos. S.: Wnat can the family doctor Benga (Eastern) sanitary report, 1449 BII.IrNGTON, WILLIAM; Rupture of middle do for tlle inebriate? 251 Bennett Medal and 1-rize. 1854 meningeal artery, operation, recovery, 987; BOMARE, JACQUES FRANVOIS BERNARD VAL- BENNSErr,REGNALD R (editor): Ph irmacopoeia movable kidney from a surgical standpoint, MONT DE, 914 of the U,,idivrsify College Ho.0'puLl, 1907, rev. 1575, 1687 Bombay, sanitary report of, 275; assistant 1242 Bimetric minimeter, 24 hieltn officerships, 486 BENNIE, P. BRUCE: Rational and Effective :Biometrics and the Drapers' Company, 414 BOND, C. J.: On the urinary mucous tract, Treatment of Hip-Disease, rev., 910 Birmingham, notes from, 231, 297, 41?, 551, and not tl'e blood stream, as the route of BEN:ON, M.: Poisoning by bromoform, 204 1367,1460, 1612,1681, 1801; Medical Benevolent invasion by patlogenic organismiis under BENTHALL, ALBERT: Medical referees under Eociety, 231; the General Hospital, 231; certain conditions, 1639 the Workmen's Compensation Act 1906, 237 health of the city of Birmingnam, 297, 1460; Bone abscess. See Abscess Bequests to hospitals and medical cliarities, Worcester and Warwick Infantry Brigade Bone bobbin or button for entsrorrhaphy, lb, 122, 157, 159, 274. 284, 302. 318, 373, 402, 457, Bearer Company (R.A.M.C. Vols.), 412; suggestions for (J. Cropper), 1581 465, 537, 625, 681, 783. 950, 188. 1001, 10?2, 1065, infant mortality. 551; Hospital Saturday Bone-grafting and regeneration (Et. V. Drew), 1152, 1172, 1538, 1563, 1594, 1749, 1752, 1761, 1773, and Sunday Funds, 1367: Queen Alexandra 908 1777 Sanatorium, Davos, 1367; Children's Hospi- BOODLE, R. M.: Treatmentof Colles's fracture BERGELL, P.: Patlhogenesis of malignant tal. 1460; Royal Army Medical Corps, terri- of the wrist, 987 tumours 161 torial army, 1612; Institute of Hygiene, 1612; "Book of the South-West," 224, 1623 BERGER, EMIIL: Ueber Auqenerkrankungen hluxley Lecture, 1681 ; teeth of schlool child- Boot, a new, 1784 sexuelie's Uisprunges hei Frauen, rev.. 991 ren, 1681; factory girls and drinking clubs, Boracicacid poisoning. 1695 Beri-bern etiology anid pathological histology 1682; medical students' dinner, 1801 Borax as a Jood preservative, 109 of (R. Tanner kiewlett and W. S. de Korte, BirmiDgham University. See University BORD, BEN.JAMIN: Appendicitis anid secon- 01. 1281 BIRRELL, AUGUSTINE, on Irish university dary syphilis, 1683 Beri-beri at Newcastle upon-Tyne, 1615 education, 1457 BOSE, C L.: Diabetes in the tropics, 1C54 Beri-beri, the kidneys in, 1105 BIRT, Lieutenant Colonel C.: Bouth African BOSE, RAIKOILAS CHUNDER: Diabetes in the Beri-bern, review of books on, 754 diseases. 1335; Mediterranean fever in tropics, 1053 b IRIEL, lIr.: Syphilis du Pnumon chez l'Ea- South Africa, 1336 Boston, relief of consumption in, 780; pre- fant et chez l'Adulte, rev., 392 Birthday honours, 41, 1451 posed foundation of a paediatric society in, Berlin, special correspondence from, 50, 698. BISHOP, E. STANMRORs: Mobile kidney, with a 1731 712. 1854; Professor von Leyden, 50: sale of description of a new operation for its treat- BOSWELL, DUDLEY W.: Reports case of medical pract'ces, 50; cholera in Western ment, 901 cerebro-spinal meningitis, with Immediate i{ussia, 698; ihe Charite6 Hospital. 698; a BISHOP, H. DRAPER: Diphtheria and anti- recovery after trephining, 1776 medical tour, 698; sale of alcoholic toxin, 1818 Bot flv, camel.new use for, 1287 beverages iu sanitoriums, 772: sale of BLACKHAM, Major R. J.: Teaching of hygiene Pottlemakers' cataract. See Cataract poisons by medical men, 772; Berliner in the army, 521; Midwives' PocketRegister BOURGET, Louis VON: Die Krankheiten des klinische Wochenschrift, 1584; practical mea- and Casebook, rev., 1070;Houtsehold Emergency Mapens und Ihre Eehandlung, rev., 205. sures to discourage alcoholism, 1855: sta- and Reference Chart, 1111 BOURKE, Colonel G. D., C.B. conferred upon, tistics of the Beeliiz Sanatorium, 1555; Blackwater fever. See Fever 41 Professor Koch's return to Berlin. 1555 bladder, femoral hernia and (J. D. Malcolm), Pourne Rural District, report of M.O.H., 241 Berlin, post, graduate lectures in, 1538 1237 BOUPNEVILLE(and his assistants): Recherches Berlin Cancer Institute, 925 Bladder, ruptured, case of (reported by Cliniques et Therapeutiques sur l'Eplepsie, BERNARD, WALThR, proposed testimonial to, J. McK. Harrison), 526 l'fystirie, et l'Idiotie, rev.. 459 335 Bladder, villous tumour of (Dr. Boxwell), Bovine viruses, pathogenic effects of, 210; BaRRY, Mrs. ]ICKINSON: Family hlistory and 1712 leading article on, 222 home surroundings of mentAlly-defectise BLAKE, CLAREN nE JOHN: Operative Otology: BOWLAN, MARCUS MARWOOD: Practical teach- cllildren in Lonc,on centres, 10i8 Surgical Pathotogy and Treatment of Diseases ing of midwifery, 1657 BERRY, JAMES: Operation for goitre. 14:7 of the Ear, rev., 1591 BOXWELL, Dr.: Villous tumour of the HERRY, WI LLIAM, presentation to, 1731 BL&NCHARD, Dr.: Rare human parasite in a bladder, 1712 BESREDKA: Toxicity of therapeutic serums, boy, 1042 BOYCE, Sir RUBERT: Treatment of sleeping 1676 BL&ND-SUITON, J.: Indications for perform- sickness and other trypanosomiases by tlje BsuaM&NN, DR. See re ing cholecystectomy, 877 atoxyl and mercury method, 624 BIZOLD. BRIEDRICH: LehrbucYi der Ohren- BrASCHKE, PAUL: Dolmetscher am Krankenbette BoYcorr, ARTHUR E.: Anaemia in ankylo- heihkunde Jilr Aerzte und Studierende, rev., rev, 392 stomiasis, 1318 266 Blindness, caiuses of (Simeon Bnell), 1215; di- BRADDON, W. LEONARD: Cause and Prevention Bibliograpby, medical, 1171 cussion, 1217 ofBeri-beri, rev, 184 niotor. See otor 4 Bicycle, MS Blindness, word, cases of congenital, oc- Bradford, Antbrax at, 48, 412,1815; municipali- BmRE, Professor: Injections of blood in curring in the same familv(James Hinshel- zation of the charities of, 110; municipal mslignanit tumours (leading article), 404 wvood), 1229; 1232 milk sodium discussion, ddpOt, 168; police surgeonship, 231, BIGG, LDWARD: 'iheocine acetate, Blood, arterial, Haldane-Smith method of 411,928; open-air sanatorium at, 552 refuse 1196 estimating oxygen tension of A. destruction in, HEATHER: t,he (W. 653; health of, 84; City BIGG, Hospital funds and the Osborne), 1579 Health Committee, 928; meals for school exclusion of Scottish diplomates from the Blood, coagulatLng time of. clinical metlhod children in, 1011; sewage, 1273; Bradford 117 of majority of liospitals, estimating (J. P. McGowan), ir10; small-pox hospital as a consumptive sana- BIGGS, M. G.: Use and abuse of forceps in (Charles 1774 1068 Mercner), torium, 1681; Notification of Births Act, midwifery practice, Blood, fatty degeneration of (S. G. Shattock 1167, 18;2; St. Catherine's Home for Cancer, Bilateral lesion of auditory corLical centre. and L. S. Dudgeon), 1066 1802 See Auditory Blood films, observations on, with special Bradford Division and the Medical Secretary, Bile duct, congenital syphilitic obstruction reference to the presence of haemoconia 1150 of the common (HI. D. tolieston), 947 (Frederick Porter), 1773 BRADFORD, J.R.: Unusual cases of diabetes, Bile ducts. congenital obliteration of (J. G. Blood in malignant disease, 1755 1065 Emanuel), 385 Blood injections in malignant tumours, 404 BRADLAW. HENRY J., Surgeon Dentist, B;le secretion, pressure of, and mechanism of Blood pressure in fainting fits, 686; in spa Limited, 1367 btle absorption in obstruction of bile duct practice (Dr. Edgecombe), 1778 Bradshaw lecture: a comment,1748 (MPercyT. erring and Sutheland Simpson), Blood-making organs, review of books on, Bradshaw lecture. See Lecture 913 1431 BRADSHAW. Surgeon-Major-General A. F., illliarzia disease in Cyprus (George A. Blood serum, influencing plhagocytosis, appointed Consulting Physician 1333 of Queen Williamson), method recognizing the presence of Alexandra's Military Hospital, 1841 Bilharziosis, review of books on, '23 specific substances in (iC. Peel Ritchie), BRADSHAW, THOMAs R.: Is a round-table Bill, Appropriation, 479 1419 conference possible? 1619 bill, Buster and Margarine, 294, 410, 479 Blood, transfusion of, 1006 Bradyeardia, epileptoid attacks in (Fred. Bill, leducation, 409, 517; (administrative FELIX: Verhundlungen des Hugh Clarke), 308; case of (A. E. Remmett provisions). 409, 547 BLUMBbFELD,Vereins Sgddeutscher Laryngologen, rev., 913 Weaver), 711. See al8oTachyceardia Bill, Expiring Laws Continuance, 546 Board of Education and a Medical Bureau, Brain abscess. See Abscess DEC. INDEX. r T BRn 28, 1907.] LMBDICAx JouVaNA

BRAINE, FRANCIS WOODHOUS, obituary BRYCE, THOMAS H., Keith Prize awarded to, Calves for vac-cine, cost of, 46 notice of, 1379 413 CALWELL, Dr.: Typhoid fever with unusual BRAMWBLL, BYROM: Teaching and learning BRYSON, MUNGO: Case of ptomaine poison- complications, 84 medicine, 1094; Cltnical Studies a Quarterly in frommutton, with marked bradyeardia, CAMACHO, MARTIN: Becherchles sur i'Involution Journal of Clinical Medicine, re., 1594 1710 Uterine, rev., 458 Branch surgeries, 1468 BUCHANAN, A. M: Mfanual of Anatomy, Cambridge University. See University Branchial fistula. See Fistula Systematic and Practical, including Embryo- Camel bot-fly. See Bot IBRANTHWAITE, R. WELSH: nebriety, its logy, rev., 827; Manual of Anatomy to be CAMERON, Sir CHARLES, tribute to, 1387 causation and control, 1029 ;note on, 1083; obtained in one volume, 833 CAMERON, JAMES: Hospital funds and the alcohol and hobnail liver, 1376 BUCEANAN, Major W. J.: Cerebro-spinal exclusion of Scottish diplomates from the BRENNAN, MARK A., obituary notice of, 302 fevser and dust, 852 majority of London hospitals, 50 BREWER,W. K.: Assistanthealthofficerships, BUCKMASTER, G. A.: Representation of the CAMERON, S. J.: Fibroids and fibro-myoma- Bombay, 486 Medical Faculty on the Senate of the tous tumours in unusual sites. 448 BREWERTON, ELMORE: Textbook of Ophthalmic University of London, 1372 CAMMIDGE. P. J.: "Pancreatic" reaction in Operations. rev,, 267 Buienos Aires, Institute of Criminology in, urine, 116 BRIANT, A. J.: Motor bicycle side-slip, 1028 1262 CAMPBELL, ARTHUR: Royal Society and the BRIERLEY, JAMES BRASSEY: Association and BUFFON, GEORGE LoUIS LE CLERC DE, 1261 test for colour blindness, 1622 the General Medical Council235;the Refer- BUIST, R. C.: The Referendum, 1374 ; opinion CAMPBELL, HARRY: Diuretic action of' endum, 1102 of the British Medical Association, 1674 theosine sodium acetate, 388 Bristol. notes from. 111. 843, 927,1011.1100 1274, Bulford camp, typhoid fever at, 410 Canada, notes from, 767, 1101; Dr. R. A. 1368, 1459, 1547, 1680, 1741; D. John Beddoe. Bulgaria, mineral springs in, 536: national Reeve of Toronto. 767; Ontario Medical F.RS., 111; admission ofwomen to the physique in (leading article), 540; condi- Council, 767; sanatorium for advanced medical school, 111; !St. Jdln Ambulance, tions of practice in, 615 consumption. 767; tariffs, 767; Association 111; plurality of hospita appointments, Bullet wound, cases of (reported by S. of Medical Officers of the Militia of Canada, 843, 927, 1100: medical, appintments at the MeNauglhton), 1827 1101 Bristol Royal Infirmary. lCl, 1100, 1274, 1366, BUNGE, V.: Textbook of Organic Chemistry Canada, medical journals in, 1356 1459, 1547, 1680, 1741; medial school annual for Medicel Students. rev., 1832 Canadian Medical Association. See Associa- dinner, 1100; settlement )f the difficulty BURFORD, G. H.: Evidence of before the tion at the Royal Infirmary, 157, 1680: medical Royal Commission onVivisection, 1685 Cancer canard, 244 inspection of schools, 1681 BURGESs, ARTHUR H. : One year's work in Cancer of cervix, ovsrative treatment of Bristnl Medical Reading Society (L. M. acute appendicitis, 70 (Cuthbert Lockyer), 443 correspondence on Griffiths), 1084 Burgess's lion ointment, composition of, 393 554, 703, 776 British Army. See Army Burial at sea, 42 Cancer, contagion of in human beings, auto- British Association. See Asociation Burial, live, case of intentional, 1610 inoculation (Henry Trentham Butlin), 255 British Columbia, conditins of practice in, Burmah, sanitary report, 276 Cancer, cutaneous, inflammatory changes in 615 BURNEHAM, F. W. E.: Vagitus uteriniis, 492 posterior spinal root ganglia in cases of British Medical Associatio'. See Association Burns. fatal, in children, 1740 (G. Lenthal Cheatle), 140 British Medical Benevolen Fund. See Fund Burns and scalds aflo%t, treatment of (Staff Cancer, earlier recognition of, 704, 854 British Museum, some of ts first officers, 914 Surgeon P. T. Sutcliffe), 523 Cancer, excision of rectum for (Mr. Fullerton), British Pharmaceutical Coda, rev., 1240 BURR, C. B.: Primer of Psychology and Mental 81 British practitioners abrad, conditions of Disease, rev., 912 Cancer exhibition, E41 practice, 614 BuRROWS, HAROLD: Manual for Nurses in Cancer hospital. See Hospital BPROADBENT. BENJAMlIN: 1arly Notification Abdominal Surgery, rev,, 529 Cancer, increase of (A. Lapthorn Smith), 220 of Births Bill, 364 BUSHE, Surgeon C. K.: Treatment of syphilis Cancer institute, the Berlin, 925 BEOADBENT, G. H.: The Referendum, 939, afloat, 511 Cancer Institute at Heidelberg, proposed, 1103, 1374, 1556 BUSHNELL, F. G.: Mycosis fungoides, 1403; 1792 BROADBENT, Sir WILLIAI. death of, 104: bone abscess due to a bacillus allied to Cancer of both knee-joints secondary to obituary notice of, 177. 239; appreciation B. paratyphosus, 1775 uterine cancer, 361 T. case of, 239 ; estate of, 294 BUTLER, HARRISON, reports of Cancer, mammary, radical treatment of (lead- Brocklehurst Fund. Seegund wound of cornea and traumatic cataract ing article), 683 BRODEN, A.: Rapport wr les Travaux der caused by peck from a bantam cock, 7o2 Cancer problem (Charles Gordon Mackay), BUTLIN, HENRY TRENTHAM: On the con- 138; Laboratoirea Me6dical de Leopoldville de 1900 correspondence on. 299 1905, rev.. 1347 tagion of cancer in human beings: auto- Cancer problem a suggestion (F. B. Skerrett), -BRODIE, C. GORDON: lissections Illustrated: inoculation, 255; representation of the 1206 A Graphic Handbook/br Students of Human Medical Faculty on the Senate of the Cancer publications which have appeared Anatomy, rev., 827 University of London, 1463 since 1902, 1448 Bromoform, poisonin: by (M. Benson), 204; Butter and Margarine Bill. See Bill Cancer question, educational aspects of J A, Langdon), 1641; correspondence on, Butter, milk-blended, 411 (lharles P. Childe), 135 BUTrERS, GEORGE: Thickening of the skin of Cancer research, 1611, 1724, 1773 ; in Germany, BRONNER, ADOLPH: Thombosis of lateral the sole, 620 1724, 1773 sinus and obliterition of jugular vein, Button or bone bobbin for enterorrhaphy, Cancer Research Fund. See Fund 982 suggestions for (J. Cropper), 1581 Cancer, review of books on, 460 BROOK, E. H., repors a case for diagnosis, BUXTON, B. H.: Absorption from the peri- Cancer, Royal Commission on, 46 1065 toneal cavity, 1421 Cancer, St. Catherine's Home for, Bradford, BROoK, WM. HENRY3.: Diagnosis and treat- BUXTON, DUDLEY WILMOT: Anaesthetics: their 1802 ment of appendictis, 67 Use and Administration, rev., 22 Cancer, uterine, measures to be recommended BRaouARDE, Profesior, monument to, 108 BUZZARD, K. FARQUHAR: Lumbar puncture, -to secure the earlierrecognitionof (Herbert 'BROUARDEI, P.: Nweau Traitd de Md6decine et its diagnostic and therapeutic value, 739 R. Spencer), 431: discussion on, 434, 439 de Therapeutique, nov., 205; Traitd d'Hygiene, Cancer, vital statistics of, 168 rev., 911 Cancer, X-ray treatment of, statistics of (J. BROWN, BUrTON: Scientific treatment of Oelpratt Harris), 644 dyspepsia, 1239 CANDLER, J. P.: Investigation into the inci- BROWN, Dr., of Baiup: On the healthiness of dence of diphtheroid organisms in general -plant life, 1793 paralysis of the insane, 806; some motile BROWN, GEORGE, )bituary notice of, 1754 elements seen in certain cerebro-spinal BpAwN, GRAHAM: Medical Diagnosis, rev., fluids, 1559 911 Canterbury. notes from, 1742; Territorial BROWN, Dr. JoRS: On vivisection, 1736 Army Medical Corps, 1742 BROWN, LAWR&0N: Inheritance of pul- CANTLIE, JAMES: lntroductory address as monary tuberealosis, 555, 1104,1623 C. President of Tropical Diseases Section, BRows, WALTEt F.: Maintenance of the 1043; anatomical studies of the rectum and honour and iuterests of the profession, 850 CABOT, RICHARD C.: Case Teackhng in Medicine, sigmoid flexure in relation to the causes BROWN, W. LAVGDON: Case of myelopathic rev., 910 and treatment of mucus in the stools, asso- albumosuria, 326 Caesarean section on a monkey, 1472 ciated with intestinal flux, 1340; 100 cases "Brown dog " of Battersea, 1609, 1737, 1800 CAIRD, FRANCIS M.: Surgical Handbook, rev., of liver abscess, 1342 BROWNE, C. R: Circumcision by the bite of 910 Canton, climnate of, 1287 dog, 860 Caisson disease, relation of fat to, 43 Canvassing for clubs, 1467 BROWNE, E. A: Squint, rav. 1241 Calcification. pericardial (J. J. Lucas), 1404 Cape Colony, notes from, 1369; insanity in BROWNE, Sir THOMAS: Bibliography of his Calcium chloride in haemorrhage (A. C. 1906, 1369 Reliqio Medici, 94 Lambert), 83 Cape Colony, conditions of practice in, 615; BROWNING, CARL H.: Experimental Chemc- Calcium iodide, therapeutic value of (J. Amendment of the Medical Act 1907, therapy in trypanosome infections, 1403 Rutter Williamson), 909 848 BROWNLEE. ALEXANDER: Open continuous Calculi, renal, use of the cryptoscope in CAPES, ROBERT: Malignant endocarditis drop method of administering ether. 1824 operations for (A. D. Reid), 650 lasting over six months without bruit, 1825 BROWNLEE, TORN: Statistical Studies in Calculi. vesical, rate of formation of (Clennell Carbon monoxide, poisoning by, 1750 Immunity, 838 Fenwick), 674 Carcinoma. See Cancer BRUCE, W. IRONSIDE: A system of radio- Calculus, cystic. case of (reported by E. Card, a, 1109 graphy, 638; discussion, 638; A System of Chichester), 1516 CArdiff : the workhouse and the isolation of Radiography,uith an Atlas of the Normal, Calcutta, infant mortality in, 172; health consumptives, 846; Health Laboratory of rev., 991; sciatica and hip-joint disease, officer of, 413 special plague department Cardiff and County, 846 1648 in, 413: the rats of, 1275; health of. 1554 CAREY,R. J presentation to, 1670 BRUCE, WILLIAM: Board of Education and CALDWELL, Lieutenant-Colonel R.: On enteric CARLYLE, THOMAS, and vivisection, 1537 medicalinspection of schools, 1103 fever during active service, 513 CARMICHUEL, E. B.: Correlation of ovarian BRUCE-PORTER, H. E.: A doctor's water rate, Calf lymph, sources of, 547 and uterine funetions, 1572 64 Calisaya, essence of. 208 CARROLL, Major JAUss, obituary notice of, BRUMBY, W. H., annouinces his intention of CALMETTE, onhthalmo-reaction of (Sydney 1107 quarantining all persons suffering from H. Long), 1826 CAUR-WHITE, P.: Open-airtreatment of acute advanced tuberculosis, 114 CALUIETTE. Professor: An early diagnosis of pneumonia, 1615 BRUNs, LijDWIG : Die (Jeschwillste des NVerven- tuberculin by ophthalmo-reaction to tuber- CARSWELL, JOHN, testimonisl to, 335, 1274 systems, rev., 1590 culin, 115 ; Les Venins: les animaux v6ni- CARTER, J. T.: Some points on the growth of BRUNTON, ALICE H., accorded diploma of meux et la serothdrapie antivnimeuse, rev., the jaws, 1714 Officier de l'instruction Publique, 629 1590 CARTNR, tseputy Surgeon-General ROWLAND B}RUNTON. Sir LAUDER: CoUected Papers on Calmette serum. See Serum WIMBaRN, obituary notice of, 1193, 1284 Circulation and Respiration, rev.. 3i0: evi- ("'imette's tuberculin test, 1528 CARTER, WILLIAM, retirementof, 1710 dence of bpfore Royal Commissic n on Vsi- Calmette's tuberculin, note on.121 cases CARWARDINE, T.: Acute generalizing peri- section, 996;- introductory ad'tress at trc-ted witlh (J. S. Webster and J. A. Kil- touitis, 1565: primary sarcoma of vermi- London School of Tropical Med cioe,13,5 patrick), 1644 form appendix, 1771 4 INDEX. IDEcc 28, 1907. a ease for diagnosis (reported by E. H. Brook), CHTENE, GEORGE9: Preliminary note on a COHNHUIX, -AUL: Die Krankheiten des Ver- 1065 simple operation for uncomplicated obli(lue dauuugsaui, rev, 1717 C>sgI C.: Our Slauqhterhouse System: a Plea inguinal hernia in younD adult*, 1389 COLCLOUGK.W. RtANK: Theocine sodium. for Reform, rev., 675 CHIENE. JOHN, career of, 1787 acetato, 7' CA.ssIxR, R.: Die Encephalitis, rev., 1524 Child with multiple deformities (Edward Colitis, lodon of sigmoid flerure as'a cause CASTELLANI, ALDO: Note on the spirochaete Jepson), 1647 of (P. Lockhrt Mummery). 884 of yaws (Spirochaeta pertenuis8, 1511; note Clild, the unborn, its care and its rights Colitis, mucols, and appendicostomy (Beton' on a bacillus found in a case of gangrenous (r. Arthur Relme), 421; leading article on, Prinigle), 17 w - appendicitis,41512 473 Colitis, mucqs, fat assimilation' and, 655, Cataract, oldest existing illustration of opera- Child-bearing age, 1286 treatment oi 1472 tion for (Professor H.irschberg), 32 ; (Camille Childbed, influenza and, 1365 College, Andtson's, Glasgow. information Viellard, 94) CHILDE, CHARLES P.: Yducational aspect of concerning iedical study, 592 Cataract, bottle-makers' (William Robinson), the cancer question, 135 ; case of successful College. Armsrong, Newcastle, 1282; Calen- 381 ; correspondence on, 555 resection of nine and a half feet of &mall dar, 1282 Cataract extraction, prolapse of iris in iDtestine for gangrene, 891 College, Epson, 37, 268, 117P, 1749, 1805;:: simple (A. C. Roper), 1236 Children, acute pneumosia in, 51 ; pneumo- annual genenl meeting, 37 ; founder's day, Cstarrh. spring, clinical observations on coccic arthritis in (Cyril A. R. Nitch), 729; 268; proposd memorial to Archdeacon (Lieutenant-Colonel H. Herbert), 1232; dis- acute nephritis in, discussion on, 730; pro- Robinson Thgnton, 1172; correspondencc- cussion, 1233 lapse of rectum in (P. Lockhart Mummery), on, 1749, 18051 Catgut, chromicized, absorption of, 1812 812 ; discussion, 813 ; purpura of ([I. X. College, King'o 581, 933, 1083; information Catgut ligatures, unabsorbed (P. Dee). 263 Dean), 815; acetonaemic conditions of concerningmidical study, 581: opening of Catheters. sterilized lubricant for, 526, 859, (Frederick Langmead), 819; discussion, the winter sesion of the medical school, 1028, 1564 821; correspondence on, 1288, 1380 tuber- 933; scholarshps, 1083 CATON, RICHARD: Prevention of valvular culin treatment of tuberculosis in (Clive College, Londot Medical Graduates', and, disease, 315; Liverpool housing. 486; nomi- Riviere), 1131 ; dental diseases in, 1485 Polyclinic, inArmation concerning, 601 nated Lord Mayor of Liverpool, 834 ; elected Children, feeble-minded. care of. 13!9 College. Post-grkluate, North-East London,. Lord Mayor of Liverpool, 1459 Children, sick. at Stoke Workhouse. 846 159, 602; vacatin course, 159. See alo P'ost- CATTELL, J. KEEN: Stat stical Study of Ameri- Children, tuberculous, care of (T. N. graduate can Men of Science, 1546 Felynack). 710 College, Queen's, Belfast, 593, 777, 847; infor- CAVE, EDWARD J.: Spa treatment of neuras- Children, underfed, 1603 mation concering medical study. 593; ,thenia, 127 Children's work in medicine (L. W. Marshall). annual report, 777; opening of new labo- Cavernous angioma. See Angioma 1522 ratories, 847 Caxton Convalescent Home. See Convales- China, the awakening of, 544 College, Queen's, lork, 593, 619, 1012; infor- cent China, small-pox and vaccination in, 118 mation concernhg medical study, 593; re- CAYLA, F.: RMqimes Pathologiques et Regime Chinese hospital in New York, 1262 port of Presiden, 619; new chairs, appoint- Pa-fait, rev., 205 CHITTINDEN, Professor, the diets of, 420 ments, 1012 Celebrated in advertisement, 560 CHrrTzNDEN. RUSSELL H.: The lNutrition of College, Queen's, Walway. 593: Information Cell changes in dourine and sleeping sick- Man, rev., 264 concerning medisal study, 593 ness (F. W. Mott and Helen G. Stewart). 1327 Chloroform. deaths under in general hos- College. Royal Any Medical. See Army, CELLI, A.: Manuale dell' Igieni8ta. rev., 673 pitals, 1750, 1860 British Central Emergeney Fund. See Fund Chlorosis, tuberculous (Alex. James), 1816 College, Royal, of ?hysicians of Edinburgh Cerebellar haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage Choice of a medical career. See Medical 240, 1467; quartew meeting, 240, 1467; fheo Cerebral diplegia (Dr. Hobhouse), 86 Cholecystectomy: Indications for perform- late Sir William¶i1nnant Gairdner, 240: ad- Cerebral lesions, sudden: their dianosis ing (J. Bland-Button), 877, 8P3; (A. W. Mayo mission to memlrship, 240, 1467; admis- and immediate treatment (Sir William R. Robson), 1117; discussion, 880 sion to licence, 10. 1467; recognition of Gowers). 1 Cholera in Russia, 690, 698 lecturer, 240; cirriculum and examina- Cerebral tumour. See Tumour Cholesterin (F. Craven Moore), 1715 tioDn, 240; expulsnn of licentiate, 240; ad- Cerebral vascular lesions, pathology and Chorea, cimicifuga in, 1380 mission to the felowship, 1467; School of treatment of (James S. Corner) 1523 Chorion-epithelioma (Walter C. Swayne), 440 Medicine of the Rsyai Colleges, 1468; Hill Cerebro-;pinal fluid in human trypanosomi- Chorion-epithelioma, case of. hysterectomy, Pattison Struther'l Bursary, 1468; Wood. asis, 758 recovery (D. G. HuiDter), 1517 Bursary award, 1461 Cerebro-spinal fluids, some motile elements Christian science in fiction, 163, 221, 235, 300, College, Royal of Ptysicians of Edinburgh, seen in certain (Frank C. Eve), 1393; cor- 764. 859, 1021. 1543; leading article on, 221; Royal College of Sirgeons of Edinburgli respondence on, 1559 correspondence on, 23'i. 300. 859 ; Mrs. Eddy and Faculty of FhyAcians and Surgeons of CBRNs, Dr.: The gynaecological stomach, recognizes deatb. 841, 1021; Christian Glasgow, 240; quartirly examination, 240;, 293 saience cure, 1543,1696 pass lists anddegree, 240 Certification of alcoholic dement, 1285 CHRISTIANT, M.: How to cleanse glasses of College. Royal, of Phy ciao of Ireland, 182, Cervix, artificial dilatation of, to hasten de- germs, 1008 578, 1282; admission to membership, 182 ; livery at full time (Robert Jardine), 426, CHRISTOPHuRs, Captain S. B.: Development information concerning medical study, 578; 431 ; discussion on, 429' of Piroplasma canis in the tick, 1333; election of officers, 12; election of fellows, Cervix, cancer of. See Cancer Sexual Cycle of Leucocytozoon canis in the 1282 Cervix uteri, new cupping instrument for, Tick, rev., 1347 College, Royal, of Physicians of London, 418, 1833 CHROBAK, Professor: resignation of, 173 488, 572, 1377, 1809; quarterly meeting, 418; CBSTAN: PrdCi8 de Pathologic Interne, rev., 829 CHURCHWARD, ALBERT: Urigin of "circum- lectures, 418; fellowslip, 418, 1377; mem- Ceylon, notes from, 1183,1370; public health cision," 51 bership, 418, 1377; licdnee, 418, 1377, 1809-; and medical institutions, 1183; public Chylothorax, case of (J. Penn Milton), 1210 diplomas in public health, 418: communi-- health in 1q06, 1370 Ciliary body, gumma of (TG. Victor Miller), 82 cations, 418, 1377;- ecdlege officers, 418; Ceylon, climite of (W. H. de Silva), 1338; de- Cimicifuga in chorea, 1380 Baly medal, 418; reports 418, 1377; census,. monstration, 1340 (irculars to patients. 1857 488; examiners, 488; regulations concern- Ceylon, lepra ophthalmica in (W. H. de Silva) Circulation, effects of respiration on (Patrick ing the study of medicine, 572; Jenks 1235, Watson Wiiams), 369; correspondence on, seholarship, 1377; accoults, 1377; restora- CHALDECOFrT, J. HXNRY: Use of cocaine in 702,938 tion of membership, 1377; Imperial Cancer the morphine habit, a warning, 555 Circumcision, origin of. 51,117 243, 303 Research Fund, 1377; committee of manage- CHAPMAN, W. LouIs, Alvarengaprize awarded Circumcision by the bite of a dog, 860 ment, 1377 to, 1265 Circumcision, diphtheria of glans penis College. Aoyal, of Surgeons of Edinburgb, Charcot's library presented to Salpftribre following (Russell O'Brien), 908; (R, P. 240,576,-1188, 1857 pass lists and degrees, 240; Hospital, 1554 Beatty), 1582 information concerning stody of medicine, CHARD, R. A. S.: Ships' surgeons. 1112 Cirrhosis of liver with exophthalmic goitre 576; presidential election,1188: the fellow. CHAKRAVARTI, SATYASARN: Diabetes in the (Dr. Miller). 1343 ship, 1188; election of Fellcws, 1857 tropics, 1056 Cirrhosis of liver, hypertrophic, in an infant College, Koyal of Surgens *f England, 120, Charities Register and Dige8t, rev., 23 (El. S. Willson), 203 182, 387, 572,616,912, 1108, 128 1560,1623, 1809: Charity benefits of the Pari-Mutuel system, CL&RKE, FRED. HUGH: Occurrence of epilep- elections of members of Council,120; Arnott 1480 toid attacks in tachyeardia and bradycardia, legacy and gift, 182; election of president Charity green fly, 166 308 and viec-presidents, 182; vacancy on court CHARLES, Sir R. flAVELocK: Diabetes in the CLARKE, H. H.: Achondroplasia, 1261 of examiners, 1P2; donations, 182; election tropics, 1051, 1063 CLARKE, J. MICHELL: Case of lymphadenoma of lecturers, 182; issue of diplomas, 367, CHAVIGNY, P.: Diagno8tic des Maladies treated by x rays, 1137 1fO; member of court of examiners, 367. Simuldes, 102 CLARKE, JOHN S.: Ersthema nodosum, 420 1809; catalogue of osteological specimens, CHEADLE, Dr.: Appreciation of Sir William CLARKE, J. TERTIUS: Fraudulent advertise- 367; regulations concerning thlestudy of me- Broadbent, 181 ment, 174 dicine, 572; dental surgery diplomas and de-- CHEATLE, A. H.: Some Points in the Surgical Clarke's world-famed blood mixture, com- grees, 616,1809; Descriptive and llustrated Anatomy ofthe Temporal Bone from Birth to position of, 530 ratalogue of the Physiological Series of Com- Adult Life, rev., 89 CLAUDE, R.: Pr&cis de Pathologie Tnterne, rev., parative Anatomy contained in the Museum of CHEATLE, G. LENTHA: Inflammatorychanges 829 the Royal College of Surgeons ofEugland, rev., in posterior spinal root ganglia in cases of Clayesmore School, Pangbourne, Bucks, 912. 1108; the late Mr. Timothy Holmes, cutaneous cancer, 140; operative treatment scholarshipR at, 29 1108; the late Professor Charles Stewart, of carcinoma of cervix, 554 CLAYTON, F. W. A.: Treatment of wounded in 1108; annual meeting of fellows and mem- Cheddington, new water system for, 37 fleet actions, 1280 bets, 1108,1623; Executive Committee of the Ctaeiro - pompholyx following parturition Clinical Medicine, London Sclhool of. See Imperial Cancer i(esearch Fund, 1108; Lon- (Douglas Macdonogh). 1237 London don ambulance service, 1108; The Calendar, Cheltenham and its M 0 H., 1731 Clinical Pathology. See Pathology 1282: meeting of fellows snd members, 1282; ChemIstry, physiological, review of books on, Clonic spasm. See Spasm primary examinations for the fellowship, 524, 1832 Clover's ethler Inhaler, 1027 1560; Itradsbaw lecture. 1160; court of Chemistry of the purin bodies, review of Club certificates and quack treatment, 1191 examiners, 1560, 1809: gift of books, 1560; books on, 1592 Club contracts, 1260 annual report of Council, 1624; pass lists Chemistry, synthetical, and biology (leading Clubs, canvassing for, 1467 1624, 1809; appointment of conservator, article), 1173; note on, 1564 CLUBBE, C. P. B., dinner to, 50 1809; dates of the Fellowship examinations, Chemotherapy, experimental, in trypano- COATES, HARCOURT, estate of, 402 1809; curriculum in dental surgery 1809 some infections (Carl H. Browning), 1405 Cocaine, sale of in New York, 1194; forbidden College. Royal, of Surgeons in Ireland,61, 120, Cheshitre districts (lid),report of M O.H., 781 in Illinois, 1788 182, 578, 616, 1180, 1468,1626 -Barker ;natomi-- Cheshunt Urban District, report of M.O.H., Cocaine in the morphine habit, use of: a cal prize, 61; 120; Follow- 781 warning, 555 shiD examinatIon.comp!titious,182: information con-- Chlicago, medical inspection of schools in, Cocaine in nasal operations, 708 cerniog medical study, 578: dental surgery. 655; "health clearing house" in, 1800 COCK, JOHN: The weather of June, 1907, and diplomas and degrees, 616; reopening of. CHICHE91TER, E., reports case of cystic June, 1745, 124 library, 1180; alteration in regulations calculus, 1516 reports case of strangulation COCKERELL, T. D. A.: Fcssilized tsetse fly, respecting admission to fellowship, 1468; of a hernia by a suppurating appendix, 1648 537 admission to fellowship, 1626 [ DEC. 28, 1907.] INDEX. f TM 9 ?za3Ww=AzB ^n A a College. St. Mungo's, Glasgow, information Congress of Psychiatry and Neurology, 1447 small-pox and vaccination in China, 118; concerning medical study, 691 Congress of School Hygiene, International, the Association and the General medical College, Trinity, Dublin. 61, 120, 604, 1168, 216. 295, 352, 395, 403, 415 465 470, 485, 702; Council 118, 173, 235; Apothecarios Act 1282, 1378, 1560, 1687, 1803; paqs lists,and questions in Parliament, i95 *opening.cere- ,1907, 119; fraudulent advertisement,: 174; degrees, 61, 120, 1284 1378, lo0, 1687; post- mony. 352; medical examination of school West African Medical Service, 174 ; Kuster's gradaate study, 604; new cience labora- children, 352; mind, brain, and education, operation of post-auricular meatal antbro- tories, 1168; attitude of re University edu- 354: medical and hygienic inspection, 355; tomy and Mr. Heath's claim, 175, 236, 2.11, cation in Ireland, 1803 medical supervision of secondary sehools, 366; midwives in country, districts, 17t;f College University, Aberystwith, 1377; open- 395; medical inspection of school children, Sir WIlliam Gairduer and the morphine ing of new laboratories, 1377 397; treatment at school in its social, eco episode, 176: the new Vaccination Order, College, University, Bristol, 111, 588, 1000; nomic, and professional aspects. 398; defi- 1?6-; "Cbristian Science in Fiction," 235. admission of women to the medical Echool, nition. causes, and prevention of blindness, 3C0, 1021; health visitors as unqualified 111; information concerningmedical study, 399; clasAifleation of children in blind assistants, 2'6, 365; holiday practice. 237, 588; annual distribution of prizes and sehools, 400; congress dinner, 401; Inter- 299, 365; medical referees under the Work- opening. of winter session, 1000 national Council of Sebool Hygiene 401; men's Compensation Act, 237; vibrating College. University, Cardiff, 61, 588, 1026 ; ste- leading article on, 403, 470; correspondence sensation in diseases of the nervous dentships, 61; information concerning on, 415, 48S, 702; physical development of system,238; proportional voting, 297; intra- medical study, 588; scholarships, 1020 public school boys, 465; milk supply of meatal treatment of suppurative otitis, 298; College, University, London, 88, 583, 603, 931, residential schools, 466 ; a school c4iary, 467; cancer problem, 299: poisoning by bromo- 942, 1809; proposed residential hall, 88; health training of teachers, 467 - -school form, 293: gonacoccal pyaemia, 299,487; -*an information concerning medical study, dancing for girls, 468; tubercuiosis in amateur in drugs," 299; hand refractometet 583; post-graduate study, 603; course on sehools, 468; a correction, 469 and astigmnoieter,1365; Early:Notification of school hygiene, 619; opening of the winter Congress of Stomatology, 149 Births Bill, 414 4E5, 553, 701, 853,941,1804; Bio- session of the medical school, 931; Calendar, Congress of Tuberculosis, International, 917, metrics and the Drapers' Company, 414; 942, 1809 1678 Inheritance of pulmonary tuberculosis. College, University. of North Wales, 182; visit Coneress of University Students, 169 414, 556. 701, 1104, .1i77, 1623, 1806- Inter- of the King and Queen, 182 Congress of Urology, French, 318 national CoDgres3 of School Aiygiene, Colleges. Universitv, Treasury grants to, 535 Congress of Urology, German, 1172 415, 486, 702; systematized muscular exei- Colles's fracture. See Fracture Congresses, International, 405 cises in the treatment of clonic spasm, COLLIER, W.: The Referendum, 1016 Conjoint Board in England, pass-lists and 415; early local treatment of a philis. Colne, report of K.O.H., 241 degrees, 120, 367, 1188, 1560, 1809 ; regulations 415; intestinal sand, 416; training of Colon, review of books on, 1591 couce:rning the study of medicine, 572; school teachers in hygiene, 48i, 849, Colon, sigmoid. See Sigmoid preventive medicine, 607 1014; Liverpool housing, 4e6; assistant Colonial Office economies, 1560 Conjoint Board in Ireland. pass-lists and health officerships, Bombay. 486; oldest Colonies, appointments in, 614 degrees, 120,183, 488,1027,1188,1468 1560,1809; Eldinburgh medical graduate, 486; Dr. Colonies, Crown, conditions of practice in, 615 regulations concerning the study of medi- Waller's address on the action of Colour-blindness. Royal Society and a test cine, 578; preventive medicine, 608 Anaestheties, 487, 535; influence of tobacco for, 1558, 1622, 1855 Conjoint Board in Scotland. pass-lists and smoxing on health, 487; " an appeal Colour photographs of skin disease (Dr. degrees, 367, 1282; regulations concerning from gynaecologists," 554, 704; operative Taylor and Dr. cEKenna), 1588 the study of medicine, 575; preventive treatment of carcinoma of cervix, 554, 703, Colwyn Bay, water supply of, 229 medicine, 608 776; bottle-maker's cataract, 555; use oi COLYER, J. F.: Irregularities in the teeth of Conjunctivitis, critical study of organic pre- cocaine in the morphine habit, a warning, animals, 1503 parations of silver in the treatment of 555; Central Emergency Fund, 556, 1854; COMBE, A.: L'Auto-intozication Iatestinale, (John Muir Kelly). 1473 maintenance of the honour and iDterests of rev., 1718 Conjunctivitis. streptococcie (H. H. B. Cun- the medical profession, 699, 773, 849, 1020; Common duct. gee Duct ningham), 142 effects of respiration on the circulationi. Common reason for changing the doctor, 1756, Conjunctivitis. some types of (H. H. B. Cun- 702, 938; tuberculosis and schools, 703; 186 ningham), 1473 earlier recognition of cancer, 704, 854 ; medi - CompQsition of certain secret remedies. See Conscientious objection. See Vaccination cal insvection of schools, 712, 1019,1103,1376, Secret Consultants' fee. See Fee 1685, 1745, 1806. 1834; dangers of an anaes- Compressed tablets, 461 Consumption catechism, 304 thetic hair-wash, 776; improvement of tbe Conception after suppuration of uterine ap- Consumption. See Tuberculosis conditions of contract practice, E51. 940; pendages, 1844 consumptivei, industrial settlement for, 227; what do we mean by tachycardia? 8o2, Conciliation Internationale, and a system of relief of in Poston, 780 938; cerebro - spinal fever and dust., international correspondence. See Inter- Contagious disease, among natives in the 852, 939; leprosy and fish, 852, 1106; ,national Transvaal. 848; in French Communal stages of drunkenness, 853; diarrhoea Congress, Antialcohol, International, 1000 schools, 1013 mortality and its causes, 853; chief medical Congress, British Pharmaceutical, 335 Contract practice, 461, 851, 940, 1260, 1448, 1618, officership of the Board of Education, 854, Congress on Caxe of Lunatics, Third Inter- 1731; fees paid to club surgeons. 46L; im- 940, 1019, 1103; metropolitan street am- national, 1194 - provement of the conditions of, 851,940; club bulances, 854-; he Mfedical Register, 855; Congress of Climatotberapy and Urban contracts, 1260; London and Manchester prevention of ophthalmia in the newborn, Hygiene, 310, 1749 Assurance Company, 1448: in South Wales, 938 ; the Referendum, 939,1Q16,1101, 1184, 1278, Coagiess on Diseases of O2cupation, Italian, 1618 ; case of abuse of, 1731 1372 1461. 1556,1618, 1804 ; war against quack- .390 Contracts not to practise, 121, 706 ery, 940, 1104, 1187; medical witDesses' lees, Congress, Esperanto, 1448 Convalescent home, at Penmaenmawr, 110; 941; alcohol and insanity, 1021; the late Dr. Congress, First Aid, International, 1793 the Caxton, 1449 Robert Barnes and the Shadwell Pospital, Congress of French Alienist Physicians, 685 Conviction under the Medical Acts, 558 1021; Mrs. Eddy and death, 1021; Board of Congress, German Balneological, 1167 Cook and sons' tours, 758 Education aud medical inspection of Congress, Gynaecological, International, 362 COOKE, ALFRED SQUARE, obituary notice of, schools, 1019,1103; direction of abdominal Congress, Housing, International, 408 122 incisions, 1105. 1280, 1466; kidneys in beri- Congress of Hygiene and Demography, Inter- Cooke's school, information concernIDg, 584 beri, 1105, 1281; hypnotism as a thera- national, 149, 402, 532, 637, 830, 915, 992, 1009. COOMIBs, CAREY: Congenital hypotonia, 64; peutic agent. 1106. 1521; disorganization of 1074, 1154, 1253; President and Vice-Peresi- myocardial lesions of the rheumatic infec- the public health service, 1106, n187; in- dents, 537; preliminary reception, 8.x0; tton, 15I3 struction of midwives, 1106, 1187; territorial inaugural meeting, 829; organization of the COOPER, ARTEUR: Diagnosis of primary armymedical corps, 1184,1467,1557,1622,1E55; congress, 915, 1078; entertainments, 915, syphitis, 1195 London Provident Dispensaries Couacil, 1078 ; sections. 915, 916, 993, 1074. 1255 Lord Copenhagen. 8tate Serum Institute of Den- 1186; the orthodiascope, 1187t; "hobnail " Mayor's banquet, 915; British delegates. 916; mark at, 217 liver and alcohol, 1276, 1375, 1467, 1659; work congreas banquet, 917; general meeting. CORDEs, A.: The stetlhoQcope, 184 of Irish dispensary doctors, 1279 treatmert 992; foundatton of International Society of Corea, establishment of a vaccination insti- of wounded in fleet actions, 1280; prospects Tropical Medicine. 1009; language difficulty, tute at Seoul, 1483 of promation for medical officers, Royal 1078; the Exhibition, 1159; visit to the Cornea, vesicular affections of (W. T. Holmes Navy, 1281 ; drunkenness in women, 1281; Berlin institutes, 1159; visit to Hamburg, Spicer), 1234 public vaccinatioD. 1281; augmentations in 1160 Cornea, wound of, and traumatic cataraet the arms of medical men, 1281: representa- Congress, Provision of Insane, International, caused bypeck from a bintam cock(reported tion of the Medical Faculty on the Senate of 119 by T. Harrison Butler), 752 the University of London, 1371,1462. 1556,1620. Congress, Medical, Australasian, 1908. 409, 478 CO}LNER, EDRED M.: Interscapulo-thoraci 1749;country members ofthe British Medical Congress, Medical, Fourteenth International, amputation. 822 Association, 1375. 1462; general practitioner Transactions, 537 CORNER, JAMES S.: Pathology and treatment and the British Medical Association. 1375 - Congress, Medical, International. 1909. 1596; of cerebral vascular lesions, 1523 medical education, 1376; average fee sections, 1598; programme, 1593: publica- CORNIL, V.: Jfanuel4 d'Histologie Pathologique, of Poor-law medical offcer, 1376; is a round tion, 1596; languages, 1l96; official address, rev., 827 table conference possible? 1461, 1555, 1619. 1596; festivities, 1596 Coroners and inquests in Ireland, 1022 1804: a protest, 14c6; treatment of suppnra- Congress, Medical, Italian, 1001 Coroners and medical fees, 1191 tive otitis without a radicsl operation, 11f6; Congress of Medical Practitioners at'Lille, Corporation officialism, 926 canvassing for clubs, 1467; Uiutversity of 1603 Correction. See Erratum London and Sr.. George's Hospital, 1556. 16&0 Congress of Medicine, French, 390. 1013 Correspondence, 50, 115. 17.3. 235, 297, 364, praotical teachiDg of midwifery, 1557 ; R,yal Congress of Medicine, French International, 414, 485, 553, 699. 772, 849, 938. 1014, societv and a test for colour-blindneQp, 149 1101, 1184, 1276, 1371, 1461, 1555. 1618, 1684, 1558, 1622, 1855; proboscis of the house-fly Congress, Physiological, Seventh Interna- 1745,1804, 1854; proposed Institute of Medi- (Musca domestica), 1558; subcutaneous iDjec- tional, 405, 462; nervouis system and the sc- cal Sciences at South Kensington, 10; tions of air, 1559; dIseases of twins, 1559; tion of some drugs, 462; vascular tonus. 432 teaching of hygiene and temperance In some motile elements seen in certain cere- nature's physiological experiments on the public elementary schools, 50, 118; hospital bro-spinal fluids, 1559; Colonial Office econo- nervous system, 463; the stepping reflex, funds and the exclusion of Scottish dip]o- mies. 1560; contract practice in Soultlh 463; visual acuity and retinal stimulation, mates from the majority of London hos- Wales. 1618; procedure of the Representative 463; gastric digestion, 463; pancreat'c pitals, 50, 117; bold advertisement, 51; Meeting. 1618 1747; Mr. Lecky and vivi'ec- digestion, 4F3; absorption of alcohol, 464; acute pneumonia in children, 51; origin of tion, 1620: etheradministrationby the open transplantation of ovaries, 464; maturation "'circumcision,"51, 117; average level of the method, 1621, 1747; Wortlling and its health of ova in the herring, 464; extracts of diaphragm, 52; fracture of the lacrymal repute, 1622: infants' schools, 1622; "1 Book organs and their effects, 464: gaseous ex- bone with perforation of the lacrymal sac, of tlle Soutlh-West" 1623; Joint Poor-law changes, 464; surviva] phenomena in 52; remuneration of ships' surgeons. 52; Committee: MedicalRelief Section,1684; Cei - severed head of fish, 465; nature of rigor evolution of the stethoscopo. 115; treat- tral Council and the Repre-entative Meet- mortis, 465: traction of the tongue: a ment of acute intussusception, 115- tuber- ig, 1684 ; mova-ble kidney from a surgiel -caution 465 section of the vaglnerves. culous soldiers, 116 ; "'pancreatic" reaction standpoint, 1E87. 1748, 1E55; travelling opli- 435;actfonofphosphoruPon bonegrowth,4t 5 in the urine, 116; eggs in the diet of thalmic hospitals in , 1687; Liveryool Congress of Physiotherapy, Internatioual, infants. 117; sweating of the medical Royal Infirmary, election of honorary Fur- .322, 1449 profession bypublic bodies, 117, 298, 775, 851; geon, 1687; Bradshaw Lecture: a commeLt, lo I1 INDEX. [DEC. 28, 1907. =- I 1748 ; acute generalizing peritonitis and its Culices In Vienna, 173 Weiss, 491; Seneca D. Powell, 857; Eduard treatment, 1748; Bristol Royal Infirmary, CULLINGWORTH, CHARLES J: Earlier recogni- Hitzig, 857, 1284; Anton Loew, 857; A. Gu6, 1748; Epsom College, 1749, 1805; pleural tion of cancer, 704 857; Gaylord P. Clark, 857; J. Tillemont effusion, 1806; taxation of motor cars. 1808; Cult of the clean sheet, 1849 Foutes, 1025: William Marshall, 1025; public vaccination in Oldham, 1808; the CUNNINGHAM, D. J. : Manual of Practical Francis H. Markoe, 1025; Adrien Doyon, late Sir W. T. Gairdner and Messrs. Oppen- Anzatomy, rev.. 1069 1025; Johann Kessel, 1193; Dr. Guiraud, heimer, 1809; literary knowledge of the pro- CUNNINGHAM, H. H. B.: Case of streptococcic 1193; Joel Wilbur Hyde, 1193; Peter M.Wise, fession, 1856 conjunctivitis, 142; some types of conjunc- 1193; Rudolf Blasius, 1193: Leopold GlltcK, COSTA. See Da Costa tivitis, 1473 1193; Robby Kossmann, 1193; Livius Ftirst, COULTER, R. J.: Treatment of alternating Cupping instrument for cervix uteri, 1833 1193; N Vaschide, 1193; Victor Emanuel squint, 1234 Curette for adenoids, 1720 von Beveriu, 1284; A. Bevestre, 1284; COULTER, ROBERT MILLAR, Companionship CURGENGEN, J. SADLER: Motor bicycle side- Domeinico Capozzi, 1284; Henri- Lucien of the Order of St Michael and St. George slip, 1028 Folet, 1627; D. Sievetz, 1627; Barbosa du conferred upon, 1452 CURRIE, JAMEs, and the first use of the ther- Bocage, :1627 ; Dr. Hache, 1627; W. Nieber- Council, General Medical, 118, 173, 235, 563, mometer in clinical observation, 269 ding, 1b27; Etienne Clement, 1627; Manuel 1679, 1738: and the Association, 118, 173, CUTFIELD, ARTHUR: Trypsin treatment in Nicolan Bettencourt Pitta, 1858; Ludwig 235; regulations of concerning the pro- malignant disease, 525 Csatiry, 1858; Francesco Businelli, 1858; fession of medicine, 563; University of CUTHBERT, THBo. MARTIN: Acetonaemic con- Th. Siizin, 1858; Ludwig Hirt, 1858 ; Dr. Wales, 1679; amendment of the Medical ditions in children, 1288 Unruh, 1858; Arber Pollack, 1858; E. Goujon, Acts? 1679; Coventry Dispensary, 1679: Cyclical vomiting. See Vomiting 1858 administration of anaesthetics for un- Cyclitis, infective, in relation to penetrating DE BEURMANN: Yaws and syphilis, 1363 registered dentists, 1679: Education Com- wounds of the eyeball (Percy Dunn), 193 DEBOVE, Professor: Bome obstacles to medi- mittee, 1679; action taken in cases of con- CYON, E. VON: Die Nerven des Herzens, ihr, cal progress, 1453 viction in courts of law, 1738; alleged can- Anatomie und Physiologie, rev., 320 Decapsulation of kidney. See Kidney vassing, 1738; caqe of "covering," 1739; Cyprus, bilharzia disease in (George A. Wil- DEE, P.: Unabsorbed catgut ligatures, 2F3 charge of employing an unqualified assist- "liamson), 1333 Deformities, multiple, child with (Edward ant, 1739: dental business, 1739; profes- Cyst, ovarian, suppuration in caused by the Jepson), 1647 sIonal mtsconduct. 1739; dental companies, Bacillus typhosus (F. Z. Taylor), 88 DELBET, PIERRE: Nouveau Traite de Chirurgie, 1739 colonial legislation, 1739 ; Nova Scotia, Cystic calculus. See Calculus rev., 909 1739; appointment of an assistant secretary Cysts of intestinal wall (Dr. Miller). 1343 DE LESSERT, ALFRED ALEXANDER, obituary to the Council, 1739. See also Supplement Cysts, ovarian, operation for during preg- notice of, 123 Index nancy (Marion Andrews), 1584 Delivery at full time. artificial dilatation of Council, London County. scholarships, 1087; Cysts, suppurating vaginal (J. B. Hellier), 76 cervix for. See Cervix and the Employment of Children Act, 1449: CZERMAK, WILHBLM: Die Augendrztlichen Dementia, periodic, three cases of (Charles and medical lecturers, 1670 Operationen, rev., 1241 Arthur Mercier), 803 ; discussion, 804 Councils, county, and medical inspection of DRNRCHAU: Results of stomach surgery, 1842 schools, 1192 Denmark, State Serum Institute of, 217T; Country members of the British Medical conditions of practice in, 615 Association, 1375, 1462 DENT, ERNEST A. Locomotor ataxia, its early County Council. See Council recognition and general treatment, 1821 Coventry dispute, 471, 1679. See also Dis- Dental Association See Association pensary Dental caries in childhood, medical aspects Cowsheds in rural districts, 1009 of (George F. Still). 1485 C(ox, ALF&hD: Transformation of the British D. Dental disease in children CGeorge F. Still), Medical Association, 499; maintenance of 1485; (Edmund Owen), 1487; (J. G. Turner), the honour and interests of the medical D.P.H., 420 1488; discussion, 1495 profession, 849; the Referenduitt, 1373; DA COSTA, JOHN CHALMERS: Modern Surgerl, Dental diseases in clhildren, causes, effects Central Emergency Fund, 1854 General and Operative, rev., 90 and treatment of (Edmund Owen), 1487 CRACKENTHORPE, MONTAGUE: Populationt and DABBS, GEORGE H. R.: Lubricant for cathe- Dental surgery in antiquity, 1268 Progress, 1005 ters, 859, 1564 Dental surgery, information concerning re- CRAEMER, FRIEDRICH: Die Einwirkung der Dairies and tuberculosis in Iowa, 988 gulation re diplomas and degrees, 616 Genussmittel auf den menschlichen organismus Dairy farms and the milk standard, 481 Dental surgery, relation of to medicine (John speziell auf die Verdauungs-Organe-(1) Tabak, Dairy folk-lore in Norfolk. 1178 McKno Ackiand), 1483 Kaffee, und Tee, tnd Vordauung; (2) Alkohol Dakhyl v. Labouchere, 1453, 1468 Dentist company, proceedings against, 1367 und Verdauung, rev., 1831 DALLY, J. F. HALLS: Average level of the Dentist, unregistered, association with, 1109, CRaIG, JAMN8: Medical cases demonstrated diaphragm, 52; the orthodiagraph, 651 1378 in the Meath Hospital, Dublin, 709; choice DAMPIER-BENNErT. ARTHUR G.: Origin of Dentistry, future of, 1611 of amedical career, with remarks on medical circumcision, 243 Physical Methods in the Dentu, Le. See Le ethics and etiquette, 1035 Treatment of Heart Disease, rev., 1527 Depilatories, 1628 Cranial nerves. See Nerves DARWIN, CHARLES, 1839 Dermatitis cansed by lysol, 1380 CRAVBN, R. MUSGRAVE: Diarrhoea mortality DAUBBR, J. H.: A consideration of some of Dermatology, some problems of, 1610 and its causes, 853 ; medical inspection of the factors which contribute to success in Dermatology, review of books on, 89, 989 school children, 1665 abdominal operations, 792 Desgenettes and General Bonaparte, story of, CRAWSHAW, SAMUEL: Early Notification of DAURER, JOHN H.: Paying beds in London 158 Births Bill, 486 ; maintenance of the honour hospitals, 1239 De Silva. See Silva and interests of the medical profession, DAVIDSON, JAMES FRASER, obituary notice of, DEVENTBR, J. B. VAN: Atlas of Cutaneous 699 1754 Morbid Histology, rev., 89 Cray waterworks, 1013 DAVIDSON, J. MACKENZIE: X rays and sensi- DEWAR, MICHAEL: The Referendum, 1279 CREASY, L. E.: ANisbet's Medical Directory, 63 tive plates, 632 Diabetes, unusual cases of (J. R. Bradford), Crematton (James W. Riley), 1768 DAVIES, Lieutenant-Colonel A. M.: Enteric 1065 Crewe, report of M.O.H., 241 fever; its spread by personal infection, and Diabetes in Egypt (F. M. Sandwith), 1059 CHICETON, D.: Pulmonary Tuberculosi8, its preventive measures on active service, 505 Diabetes in the Tropics (Sir R. Havelock Predisposition, Environment, and Treatment, DAVIES, SEY3OiUR W.: Poisoning by mercuric Charles), 1051, 1063: (Rai Koilas Chunder rev., 206 potassium iodide, 1775 Bose), 1053; (C. L. Bose), 1054; (Satyasaran CRICHTON, GEORGE: The Referendum, 1018, Davos, Queen Alexandra Sanatorium at. 1367 Chakravarti), 1056 ; (Rai Devendranath 1555 DAVY, HENRY: Science in its application to Roy), 1057; (F. M. Sanudwith), 1059; discus- CRILE, Dr.: Transfusion of blood, 1006 national health, 245; is a round-table con- sion, 1059 Crime, psychology of (Albert Wilson). 1715 ference possible? 1555 Diagnosis, two cases of mistaken (T. Gerald Criminal cases, medical examinations in, DAwsoN, BERTRAND, appointed physician- Garry), 1827 1109 extraordinary to the King. 227 Diagnostic misadventure, 922 Criminal responsibility, 685 DAY, WILLIAM HENRY, obituary notice of, Diaphragm, average level of, 52 Criminology, Institute of, in Buenos Aires, 1192 Diaries, rev., 1720 1262 Day of rest for doctors, 45 Diarrhoea, chronic, treatment of, 492 Crippled children in Manchester, 110 De Korte. See Kortd Diarrhoea mortality and its causea, 853, 1288 Crocodiles and sleeping sickness, 1357 Dead bodies in the streets of Hong Kong, Diarrhoea, summer, of infants, bacteriology CROFTON, W. M.: Treatment of delayed reso- dumping, 234 of (H, de R. Morgan), 16 lution after pneumonia, 1209 Deaf, oral system of teaching, 44 DIBDIN, W. J.: Recent Improvements in CROOKE LAWLESS, Surgeon Lieutenant- DEAN, GEORGE: Phagocytosis and bacteri- Methods for the Biological Treatment of Colonel W. R, Companion of the Order of cidal action, 1409 Sewage, rev., 675 Indian Empire conferred upon, 41 DEAN, H. P.: Relative value of inhalation DICK, J. STAVELEV: Maintenance of the CROPPER, J.: Suggestion for a bone bobbin and injection methods of inducing anaes- honour and interests of the profession, 774 or button for enterorrliaphy, 1581 abortive thesia, 869 DICKSON, W. E. CARNEGIXE: Acute strepto- treatment of boils, 1812 DEAN, H. R.: Observations on the purpura of coccal septicaemia occurring at the men- CROSi3Y, THOMAS BOOR, honour of knight- children, 815 strual period, 791 hood conferred upon, 41 DEANESLY, EDWARD: Modern Methods in DICKINSON, VINCENT: Operative treatment CRoss, A. J.: Medical aspect of public ele- Diagnosis in Urinary Surgery, rev., 990 of carcinoma of cervix, 776 mentary schools, 86 "Death blow" to vaccination, the latest, 1544 Dictionaries, review of, 1349 CROSS, Dr. A.: A warning to doctors' wives, lPeath certification in the United States, 1599 Dictionary, new English, medical terms in, 1812 Death from a single pellet wound (J. Bruce 41, 1007 CROSS, EDWARD J.: Midwives in country Ronaldson), 1826 Diet. personal factor in (Chas. J. Macalister), distri ts, 176 Death registration, at Lisburn, 410; in Bel- 1238 CROSS, F. RICHARZDSON: Iridocyclitis, 1226 fast, 1457 Diet and metabolism, 1269 Crown colonies. See Colonies l)eathsunder chloroform. See Chloroforliu Diet, review of books on, 264, 627 CRUCHET, RHNNx: Traite des torticolis spas- Deaths in the profession abroad: 123, 181, 239, Dietary, purin free See Purin modiques, spasmes, rhythrnies du cou, torti- 490. 857, 1025, 1193, 1284, 1627, 1858; Augustus Digestion, review of books on, 205, 1717, 1831 colis mental, etc., rev., 1592 Charles Bernays, 123; Augustus Vermer, 123; Digestive disorders, lactic acid and (T. Crusade against immoral advertisements. A. Charrin, 123; Alexander Bulyginski, 123; Blanchard Sellors), 526 See Advertisements Dr. Villard, 123; Giuseppe Corradi, 181: Diphtheria antitoxin, 547; (H. Drape Bishop). Cryoscopy of urine (WV. R. Gelston Atkins), Moritz Litten, 181; Jules Dubrisay. 181; 1518: as a prophylactic, limited value of 1578 Andr6 Cannieu, 181; N. E. Sokoloff, 181; (Owen H. Peters), 865,1589 Cryptoscope in operations for renal calculi Felix Formento, 181; J. J. Grancher, 181; Diphtheria in Edinburgh, 113, 170 (A. D. Reid), 650 William B. Fletcher, 239; L. Lepage, 239; Diphtheria of glans penis following circum- Cuba, yellow fever in, 1172 Saloimion Flesch, 239; Franz Brenner, 239, cision (RussellO'Brien), 908; (R. P. Beatty) CUFF, ARCHIBALD: Spontaneous aneurysm of A. Aubeau, 239; W. Koster, 491; Williain Le 1582 dorsalis pedis artery, 16 Grange Ralph, 491 P. Berthod, 491 Edmund Dipsomaniac, home for, 1286 Culex pipiens, life-cycle of a species of herpe- Hansen Grut, 491; H. lloyer, 491; Berthlold Director-General of the Army Medical Ser- tomonas found in (Captain W. S. Patton), 78 Bosse, 491; Alexander Geh, 491; Albert 1752 a vice, DEc. 28, r 2w i907.] INDEX. I39910x~IJow , " I I I Directories, review of, 23 DUCKERING, G. ELMHIRST: Special report on Egypt, conditions of practice in, 615; dia- Disclaimers, 243, 1750 dangerous or injurious processes in the betes in (F. M. Sandwith), 1059; four years' Discussions at medical societies. ,See coating of metal with lead or a mixture of work with the ophthalmic hospitals in Societies lead and tin, 1799 (A. F. MacCallan), 1072; note on, 1091; Dish washing, sanitary, 1008 Duct. common, gall stone in (T. V. Armugam), annual pilgrimages from, 1087; travelling Disinfection of schools. See Schools 1581 ophthalmic hospitals in. 1687 Dispensaries, provident, London Council of, Ductless glands. See Glands Egyl tian Scliool of Medicine, 1678 1186 DUDGEON, L. S.: Fatty degeneration of the Einthoven's galvanometer. See Galvano- Dispensary, the Coventry, 469, 1679; appoint- blood, 1066 ; relationship between avian and meter ments, 469. See also Coventry human tuberculosis, 1519 EISENDRATH, D. N.: Textbook of Clinical Dispensary doctors, Irish, the work of. 1279 DUFF, GRANT: " Verify your references," 1547 AnatomV, rev., 1719 Dispensaty election, alleged corruption at, Dugong oil, 1528 Electrical department at Exeter; Hospital, 1183, 1616 DUKE, ALEXANDER: Perils of sterilization, 107. See also Hospital Dispensary, Leeds Public, 926, 1548, 2614; 303 Electricity, dangers of, 1169 annual meeting, 926; post-graduate course Dumas's Paris pills, composition of, 1655 Electro-diagnosis of oculo-motor paralysis at, 1548; clhanges in the lhonorary staff, 1614 DUNCAN, G. W.: Central Midwives Board, (K. A. Wertheim Salomonson), 650 Dispensary medical officer, the Ballinagh, 243 Electro-therapeutics and the action of elec- 410 DUNCAN, J. W. : Tests for albumen, 1696 tric currents. Einthoven's galvanometer Dispensary medical officers and their substi- DUNCOMBB, H. F.: A district of West Africa, (K. A. Wertheim Salomonson), 645; some tutes, 335 292 oscillograph tracings of medical coil cur- Dispensary, Pontefract, 1.681 Dundee Medical School, 1617 rents (Henry Lewis Jones), 645; thera- District medical officer. See Medical J)UNGERN, EMIL FRH. VON: Das Wesen der peutic value of alternating currents of low Diuretic action of theosine. See Theosine .Bdsartigen Ge8chwillste, eine Bioiogische frequency (E. Reginald Morton), 645; Diurnal course of efficiency (leading article), Studie, rev., 460 rationale of static currents (F. Howard 1541 DUNLOP, B. International Congress of School Humphris), 646; influence of high-fre- Diverticulum, Meckel's. some cases in which Hygiene, 485 quency currernts on the urinary system it was present (H. Tyrrell Gray), 833; dis- DUNN, PERCY: Infective cyclitis in relation (W. F. Somerville), 647; electro-diagnosis cussion, 826 to penetrating wounds of the eyeball, 193; of oculo-motor paralysis (K. A. Wertheim DIXON, FRBDERICK: "Cbristian Science In Central Council and the Representative Salomonson), 650 Fiction," 235, 301; "a Christian Science Meeting, 1684 Elevation and temperature, 1724 cure," 1696 DUNSMORi, JAMES, obituary notice of, 238 ELLOrTT, GEORGE FREDERICK, obituary DIxow, W. E.: Organotherapy, 722; physio- Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer notice of, 1107 logical action of the placeDta, 1150; Durham, notes from, 47; county consumption ELLIOTr, JOHN F.: Perils of sterilization, 244 alcoholism and hobnail liver, 1559 sanatoriums, 47 ELLIS, CONSTANCE: Note on pathological DIXON, W. J: Motor-bicycles, side-slip, 1C28 Dust and cerebro-spinal fever, 852, 939 appearances of a case of aneurysm of DOBSON, MARGARET B.: Cavernous angioma Dust-extracting machines, 63 abdominal aorta without symptoms, 714 in the temporo-sphenoidal lobe of the brain, DeTTA, D.: Case of leaking aneurysm of the ELLIS, HERBERT MACKAY, K C.B. conferred 144 popliteal artery, 1287 upon, 41 IDoctor as baby dealer, 1288. 1860 DUTTON, EVERETT, memorial to, 1546 ELMSLIE, R. C. TUpfer's reagent as a test for Doctor, common reason for changing the, Dying patients, transfer of. 244 hydrochloric acid, 1342 1756, 1860 DYSON, Lieutenant-Colonel H. J., obituary ELSCHNIG, ANTON: Die Augendrzilichen Docror, Is he a Shylock? 841 notice of, 1024 Operationen, rev., 1241 Doctor, the family, what can he do for the Dyspepsia, scientific: treatment of (Burton EMANUEL, J. G.: Case of congenital oblitera- inebriate? (Jos. S. Bolton), 951 Brown), 1239 tion of the bile ducts in which there was Doctor and magistrate, 488 Dystrophy, two cases of hereditary (W. fibrosis of the pancreas and of the spleen, Doctor in the newspapers, 1797 Ogilvie and P. G. Easton), 867 385 Doctor in politics, 1145 Embolus, an operation for (W. Sampson Doctors, lady, status of, 407 Handley), 712 ; (B. G. A. Moynihan), 826 Doctors, day of rest for, 45 Embryology, review of books on, 828 Doctors, Henry II of France and, 1839 Emergency Fund. See Fund Doctors in Russia, 1675 Emergency medical visits, 231 Doctor's water rate, 64, 183 Emmenagogues in the newspapers (leading Doctors' wives, warning to. 1812 article) 1672 DODDS, H. B.: Modification of Leishman's Emotions. galvanometer as a measurer of method of estimating the opsonic index, E. (Frederick 'eterson), 804 948 Employment of Children Act. See Act DOLAN, THOMAS MICHAEL. presentation to, Ear, middle. See Middle. and Aural Empyema of accessory nasal cavities, com- 697: death of, 1180; obituary notice of, 1283 Ear, review of books on, 89 plications of (A. Onodi), 970 DOLDA, JIAN JACQUES, 1356 Ears, Importance of nasal accessory sinuses Encephalitis, review of books on, 1523 Domestic drainage, 243, 368 in relationto (George Jackson), 969 Endocarditis, infective (Dr. Foxwell), 1343 Domestic Servants and the Workmen's Com- East Africa Protectorate, notes from, 234; Endocarditis, malignant, lasting over six pensation Act, 942 climate and health, 234 months without bruit (Robert Capes), 1825 DOxVILLE, EDWARD J.: Manual for Hospital East Africa, German, official report on sani- Endotheliomata, position of in oncology Nurses and others engaged in attending on the tary condition of the colonies, rev., 1347 (P. G. E. Bayon), 1400 Sick, rev., 1242 EASTE1EBROOK, C. C.: Open-air treatment of England and Wales. lunacy in, 757, 831: DONALDSON, Lieutenant Colonel ROBERT insanity, 1093 leading article on, 918 DICKIE, obituary notice of, 558 EASTON, P. G.: Two cases of hereditary England s greatest men, 1179 DONALDSON, ROBERT: Pericolitis sinistra dystrophy, 867 English and German medical education. See with abscess formation, recovery, 1705 Ebbw Vale dispute, 170, 335, 359; new phase Medical Doncaster. underfed school children in. 1737 in, 359 English life tables, 755 DONrTZ, W.: Die wirtschoftlich wichtigen Zechen Ebbw Vale doctors' fund, 335, 359 Enterorrhaphy, suggestion for a bone bobbin wilt besonderer Beriikcsichtigung Afrikas, rev., Eclampsia in three sisters, 368 or button bor (J. Cropper), 15&1 207 Eclampsia, puerperal, decapsulation of kid- Enterospasm, fatal, diverticula on jejunum DONKIN, H. B.: "Hobnail" liver and alcohol ney in, 43 (reported by C. W. Branch), 988 1276 Eciampsia. puerperal, treatment of (Russell Enucleation of prostate. See Prostate Door plates, multiple, 419 Andrews), 1829 Epilepsy, nature of (A. E. Russell), 1586 DORE, B.: Light and X-ray Treatment of Skin Ectopic gestation. See Gestation Epilepsy, review of books on, 459 Di8edses, rev., 1527 EDDY, Mrs., recognizes death, 841, 1021. See Epilepsy pills, composition of, 677 DOUBLE. See Le Double al8o Christian science Epileptics and the Workmen's Compensation Douche, aseptic funnel. 1720 EDE, FRANCBS: Finger cracks, 1755 Act, 167 DOUGLA8-CRAWFORD, Mr.: Elongated meso- EDER, M. D.: Origin of circumcision, 117 Epileptoid attacks in tachyeardia and brady- caecum, 1427 EDG E, FREDERICK: Note on the technique of cardia (Fred. Hugh Clarke), 308. See also Dourine, cell changes in (F. W. Mott and abdominal hysterectomy for flbroids, 447; Tachvcardia Helen G. Stewart), 1327 movable kidney from a surgical standpoint, Epitaphs, some, 1564 DOWNES, HAROLD: Tuberculin ophthalmic 1855 Epithelioma of vagina, showing autoinocula- reaction, 1647; finger cracks, 1696 EDGE, S. F.: Physiological effects of his tion or contactinfection (A.J. Wilson), 794 Dr. John Hooper's female pills, composi- record motor drive, 100 Epsom College. See Oollege tion of, 1653 EDGECOMBE, Dr.: Blood pressure in Spa Erratum, 146, 182, 420, 492, 1028, 1812 Dr. Davis's famous female pills, composi- practice, 1778 ERSKINE, JAMES: Sweating of the medical tion of, 1654 Edinburgh medical graduate, the oldest, 486 profession bY public bodies, 775 Dr. Davis's famous female mixture, 1654 Edinburgh, post-graduate study at, 604, 9!0 Erysipelas andtubercle, 64 Dr. Schafer's antisangJn, composition of, 677 Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Residents' Club, Erythema nodosum, arthritis and (J. Odery DRAGE, LOVELL: Bold advertisement, 51 annual dinner, 48; See also Infirmary Symes), 202;correspondence oD, 420 DREDGE, Captain JAMES ALLEN, obituary Edinburgh, School of Medicine of the Royal ESMARC,FRIEDRICH First Aid to theInjured, notice of, 1193, 1470 Colleges, 113 ; diphtheriain, 113, 170 rev.. 1242 DRESCEHFLD, JULIUs, estate of, 263; proposed Edinburgh Stereoscopic Atlas of Obstetrics, 1660 Esperanto Congress. See Congress memorial to. 1010, 1181, 1367 Edinburgh University, formation of a York- Essex, insanitary school in, 479; report of Dress reform, 543 shire Association of Graduates of, 1547 M.O.H., 1470 D-RW, V.: Bone grafting and regeneration, Edinburgh University Club of London, EssEx, J. R., presentation to, 1100 908 dinner, 1357 }:TESON, Deputy Surgeon-General ALFRED: DREYER, GEORGE, appointed to Chair of Edinburgh University. See University C.B. conferred upon, 41 Pathology atOxford, 107 EDAIDGE-GRBEN, F. W.: Proboscis of the Ether administration, open method. See Drowned, resuscitation of the apparently, house-fly (Musca domestica) 1558 Anaesthesia, Ether 1600 EDINGTON, G. H.: Some mallormations of the Ether anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia Drugs, an amateur in, 162; correspondence penis, 725; hygroma colli and branchial Ether inhaler, Clover's, 1027 on, 299 llstul%, 904 Ethical rules for Divisions, 230, 768 Drugs, influence of on glycosuria, 542 Education Bill. See Bill Eucaine, sale of in New York, 1194 Drugs, Irish dispensary, 770 Education Board. See Board Eucaine in nasal operations,.708 DRUMMOND, DAVID: Mental origin of neuras- Education, English and German (Sir Felix Eugenics and statecraft (leading article), 759 thenia andits bearing on treatment, 1813 Semon), 1197; leading article on, 1263 European troopsin the tropics, 359 Drunk or sober? 856 Educational aspect of the cancer question EusTACE, G. W., elected Mayor of Arundel, Drunkenness, seven stages of, 543, 853 (Charles P. Childe), 135 1449 Drunkenness in women, 1281 Efficiency, diurnal course of (leading article), EVANS, THOMAS W., leaves estate to found a DRYSDALE, CRARLES ROBERT, obituary notice 1541 museum in khiladelphia, 1731 of, 1811 Eggs in the diet of infants, 63,117 124 EVE, FRAN K C.: Some motile elements seen in Dublin, post-graduate course at, 694 Egypt, notes from. 848; insanity and the certain cerebro-spinal fluids, 1399 ,Dublin University. See University lisane asylum, Evolution and animal 1788 848 I life, I INDEX. [DEO 28', 1907. ---

6 a EWART, WIT LIAM: Eggs in the diet of infants. FELDMC N, W. M.: The Child, Its Rereri',g, De- FIsHER, J. HERBERT: lnterstitial keratitis 117; Marine Climates in the Treatimnt -f vefop1nent, and Ailments, rev.. 171) and acquired syphilis. 1519 nTberculo8is, rev., 829 " Female medicines,' coriposition of, 1(53 FISHER, THE"DORE: Causation of cyclical Exeretain camp and on the line on marqlh. Femoral hernia. See lernia vomiting, C44 diepo3al of (8urge3n-Calonel P. Broouic Femur, sarcoma of See Strcoma Fislies, temperature of, 1682 Giles), 517 FENN, EDWARD LIVEIhG, obituary notice of, Fistula, braneliial, and hygi oma colli (G. H. Exeter, book about, 22 1 1811 Edington), 904 Exeter meeting. See Association, British FENWICK, CIENNEI L: Rate of formation ot Fistula, umbilical, two cases of (Forbes James Medical, Annual Meeting, 224 vesical calcu)i. 674 case of cerebellar Alexander), 1237 Fxeter, notes from. 1741; Tcrritorial Army haemorrhage, 715 Fli ZWIrLIAMS, DUNCAN C. L.: Intussuscepticn Medical Corps. 1741 FJSNWIK}, :,. HURRY: 'hadowgraph bougie in children, 1648 'Exhibitionof instrumentO, drugs, fooO, et,., in ureter ic urgory, ',81 Flannelette, dangers of, 1364 1000 F.RRIS, J. S.: PublicvacciDation, 1281 Flannelette, non-inflammable, 150 I xhumation of the body of an infant, 17%1 Fetation, extrauteriDe, operation, iecovery Fleas as earriers of disease, 1195 Exoplitbalmaic goitre. ,See (oitre (Herbert Smith). 1515 Fleet actions, treatment of wounded in Extras for patients ordered by district Fever, blackwater. practical notes on the (Fleet Surgeon A. Gaskell), 504; cot-re- medical officer, 122 treatment of (W T. Prout), 132$ spondence ou, 1280 Extrauterine fetatiou. See Fetation Fever, oerebro-spioal, 48. 49, 104, 113,170, 220, FJ.YMMING, CHARLhs E. S.: MRintenanae of Eye artificial, imnproved form of (Karl Gross- 231, 335. 413, 544, 8c2, 939, 1(96, 1129. 1203; in the honour and interests of the medical mann), 1223 Scotland, 48, 113. k70. 231. 335, 413, 1C96, 1803; pm ofession. 10i0: medical inspection of Eye changes in nephritis in children (Sydney in Lrelaiid, 49 1123; in Prussia. 22); notifica- school children, 1747 Steplheuson), 735 tion of, 335, 544 ; notification of, in London. FLETCHER, IHi.NEAS: Curious poem, The Eyt disease, adenoids in (Dr. Killen), 1585 544; and dust, 852, 939; and posterior basal Purple Island, by, 3' 5 xyeball, infective cyclitis in relation to pene meningitis, 101 Flies, house, in LEenares, 1170; and disease, trating wvounds of (Percy Donn), 193 Fever, cirebro-spinal, case of,with immediate 1564, 1612 Eveball, eyelids and orbit, iiounds and in- recovery after trephining (reported by Fly. house, proboscis of, 1558 juries of (mimeon Soell), 1623 Dudley W. Boswell), 1776 FILoRE CE, J. F.: Le Travail Intellcctuel et les Elyebrows, dyeing of, 420 Fever, cerebro-spinal, ocular symptoms and Functions de l'Organisme, 5x9 Eyelids and mouth, synergic movements of (4rthur J. llatantyne), 190 Flour, adulteration of, 239 (W. K. Beauimont). 62,4 Fever, CcIeetro-spinal, observations on the FLOWER, Sir WILLIAM ]HENRY: Catalogue of Evesiglht of the pcorer city cllildren recent outort ak in Belfast (A. Gardner the Specimens Illutstrating the Osteolegy and (if. Wright Thomson ). 627 Robb), 1129; discussion, 1131 Dentition of Vertebrated Arnilsa8, Becont anjd EYRV, JodHN J.: Treatimien t of gouty neuritis, Fever, cerebro-spinal, opsonic and aggluiti- Extinct, contained in the Museum ot the Royal 420 niative power of blood serum in (Thomnas Colleqe of Surgeons of England, rev.. 913 Houston) 1414 "Folklore in the Old Testament," 1448 Fever, cerebro-spinal, outbreak of epidemic FONTANE-MORUIS, 1755 of (William Robertson). 185, 939 FoDtenoy, wounded of, 1006 Fever, cerebro-spina,l, complicated by par- Food Act. See ACt turition (r. D. Williamson), 1295 Food Pdulteration in New South Wales, 49, Fever, cerebro spinal, epidemic. wvitli typlhoid 549, 1852 agglutinins iu the blood (Win. St. Clair Food of our forefathers, 1788 Symmiers and W. James Wilson). 713 Food prezervative, borax as, 109 Fever. enteric, 44. 84, 143, 232, 262 361, 410, 479, Food, pure, 25 595, 82J, E46; and the puerperium, 44; ease Foot, aneuysyam of (Alex. R. Tweedie), 713 F. of, with unusual complications (Dr. Foot, removal of foreign bodies irom (J. B. Calwell), 84; iodine and (8eorge V. Perez), Nias), 1143 Facial nerve, origin of S,e Nerve 143; (David Walbb), 222; at Perer)head. 232; Foot, Morton's. See Morton Factories and workshops, report rf chlief idiopathic muscunar atrophy and, 361; at FORBES, J. GRARA3M: Lumbar puncture, 741 inspector, 1903, 154: women workers, 1-.4; Biltord Camp. 410; on the Persic, 419; in FORCBHE1IMER, F.: Prophpltixis and Treatment electri'al works, 154; lead poisoning and New Jersey, 829; atF oniypool, 846 of Internal Disease, rev., 321 antlhrax, 154 Fever, cuteric, its spread by personal infec- FORDYCE, A. DINGWALL: Iufant feeding, 1828 Factory girls and drinking clubs, 1682 on r tion, and preventive measures active Foreign bodies, removal of. from hand or Factory girls' fund.. ee und serv.ce) Lieutenant-Colonel A. M. Davies), foot (J. B. Nias), 11l8 Factory slrgeons %nd their critic. 1l01 505; disecussion on. 510 Foreign bodies. x ray method for immediate Factory Surgeons' Association. See Associa- Fever, enteric, duiring active sprvice (iela- localization of (C. 8'red Bailey). 1207 t:o tenant-Colonel.R. Caldwell), 513; discus- Forensic medicine, reviewof books on, 1719 Fa;ulty of Physicians and Surgeons of sion, 515 Forgotten swab, another warning (G. T. Glasgow, information coocerning the study Fever, enterlc, second attack of perforation: Gifford), 1012 ot medicine, 576; elections 1468 laparotonlyg:aeath (E. S. Moorhead), 1148 Forroates. compound solutions of the, 203 Faeces, examinaLion of, 419', 62) Fever in infantq and chlldren. some cases of Formates inX heumatism, 184, '03 Faeces, estimation, ot fat in (i. Walker Hall), unexplained (Henry As tiby, 1239, 1637 Formic acid salts, action of (Dr. Goodall and 1399 Fever, enteria, review of books on, 1593 1712 in Isabel Mitclell), FAICHNIE, MajorN.: Water suppl.y camps Fever, Malta, new name for, 1546 Formulary, new unofficial. 225 on the line of marli, and in battle. 517 Fever, Mediterrarean, in Solth Africa (tieu- FORONDA, DON MANUEL DE: Treatment of Fainting fits, pulse and blcol-pressure in, tenant-Colonel C. Birt). 1336 infect,ious diseases by red light, 32 636 .Fever, Mediterranean, history of the work FoRsYvH, DAVID: Relation between H. T.: of the tlhe FAIRBANK, A. Sarcomiiata jaws, doc e in conuexion with (Fleet-Surgeon tllyroid and paratllyroid glands, 1425, 1508 150S Bassett-Smith), 13,83 FORTUNE, J.: Two cases of pernicious FALKENBURG: Ph Kindersterblichkeit besondera Fever, periodic. ann lymDhocytosie,1152 anacmia witll unusual features, 1041 in den Niedetlander, 1255 Fever, puerperal, 292. 844; mortality from, FOTIERGIILL, CLAUD F.: Blood Examination Fallopian tute, review of hools on. 392 in 292; in Manchester, 844 and its Value in Tropical Diseases, rev., 1348; Familiar letters anew light, 1i96 Fever, relapsing, part played by PediculutR case of septicaemia witlh interestiDg reac- FANOL, G.: La Taberculos. ev., 203 corporis in the transmission of (F. Percival tions to treatment and recovery, 1771 FARQUEARSOv, A. C.: Early no,ification of Meackie), 1706 rorHERGI(.L. E. ROWLAND: 711e Referendum, Birthis Act, 941 Fever, scarlet, possible explanation of late 1018, 1185, 1461 Fascol ointnent, composition of. 677 return cases in (William tiabgood), 1709 FOTvulRGILI, W. E.: Manual of Midwvifery, rev., Fascol piles capsule4. coinpocition of 677 Fever, scarlet, post-scarlatinal desquamation 458; Course of Lectures to Midwives and Fat, abnormal assimilatiou, as3ociated with (8,. J. Vincent Hall), 20 pat. eats discelia ged Maternity Nurses, rev., 460 some diceases of tue intestine (Owen T. fromb ospir al, 781 Fournier's hygienique mixture for females Williamlls), 199 Fever, " sweatirg," in La Rochelle, 2 9 (extra strong>, of, Fat, relation of to disease, 43 comiiposition 16;5 eaisEon Fever, typhus, 1615 Fowl, incompleleliermaplhroditisrni in (S. G. yellow, in Cuba, 1172 Fat in faects, estimation of(r. Walker Hall), rever, Shattock and C. G. SeligmanD), 1066 1599 Fibroids. abdominal for address of assimilation and bysterectomy FOWLER, J. K.: Presidential wat mucous colilis, 655 (Frederick Edec), 447 Medical of 1065 blood. Society London, Fatty degeneration(if SeeBlood Fibroids and flbro-myomatous *umours in FOWLER, TRhVOR Medical practitioners and IPAY&ER. dir JosEPH, remarkable anALversary unusual sites (S. J Cameroir), 448 public health. 1763 of, 1716 lC Fibroids, uterine, indications for operations Fowls, Sudanese, peculiar blood condition, FEBROe, LF. 'ee on and the methods of performiDg them probably parasitic, in 'Andrew Balfour), on in Fee for ampuitations paupers cottage (Paul Strassmann), 446 1330 hospital-, 1627 Fibroma of pelvis, oedematous (Dr. Tate), FOXWEIL, Dr.: In fective endocarditis, 1343 Fee, consul ta t's. 1103 1149 FoYE, G. BAYNTON: Motor cars for medical Fee,medical wilness's, in civil cases, 419 Fibula and tibia. uncommon isjury to (R. D. men, 1756 Fee of Po -law m edical a offic2r, verage, 178, Patterson), 1516 Fracture, Collps's, of wrist, treatment of (R. 1364, 1376, 472 FIESSINGER, CH.: ClAniqrie Thdrapeutique du M. Boodle),587 Feeble-minded Association See AssoniRiioa Praticien, rev, 265 Fracture of lacrymal bane with perforation of -d, care of 1l5J weele-mind in Man.-hest-r, Filigrees of silver wire. See Silver lacrymal sac, 52 Feeble child on. See minied Childrei 'inance Bill. See Bill Fractures. two unusual Miller), 525 of See (Richard Feeding svhool childreir. ehono Financial position of the general practitioner Framboesia tropica. wee Yaws for of pauper Fees certidication lunaties, 1P10 (leading arricle), 684 France. foundation of a medico-historical Fees, m dical of 707 couirt, of ouice''s health, Finger cracks, 1696, 1755 societyJn. 158: Mioister of Public, Instruc- Fees paid to club 461 surgeons, Fingernails exfolation. 184, 17i5 tionissues circular letter setting foath pre- Fees dur.ng introduction, k56 Finger prints as subbtitutes for signatures, cautions to be taken Fees fcr life against spread of assuranec ciamination, 1472 3288 certain infectious diseases in public Fees, lunacy, aud workhousemIt dical onlccrr, FINLAY, Professor: On alcohol, 1182 858; 1449 942; and guardians, 1023 primamy schools, plaguein. Finlayson memorial lectureship, 335 France, conditions of practice in, 615. See also Fees, medical witnesses,763, 706, 77', 777, 941, Fire risks of hospitals. 1603 Paris 1001, in Crown 771: at 1191; cases, inquests, FISCHER,F:MIL: Synthetical ard of 1449 777; and chemistty FRANCIS, G. P.. elected mayor Brecon, insurance comnpanies. 10(1; iu biology, 1173; Untersuchungen in der Pur.n- Biochemie mit compensation and FRANKEt,, SIGMUND: Descriptive casee, 1022 1730; coroners, gruppe, rev., 1592 besonderer der 1191; of medical in trial, Beriicksichtimung Chemischen experts rhaw 1195 FISCHER, MARTIar H.: The Physiol-gy of Ali- Arbeitsmethoden, rev. 1832 Fees, medical, restrictions on in 1831 _India, Governmiient mentationr, rev., FRANZE, PAUL C.: Theory and practice of 16s6 Flish and leprosy, 852, 1106 11'eeq, notifiectIon, 62 orthodiugraphy, 316 FISH, HENRY MANNING: Study of optic neu- FRASER. LACELAN: Case of ruptured tunica Fees public vaccn on, for nati 1005, 1363 ritis in connexion with nasal accessory vaginalis. 1711 Fees for reva cination, 705 sinus disease, 1218 Advertise- Fees, Fraudulent advertisemeLt. See vaccination, 412, 846 FISHER. IHvIPSG: Effect of Diet on Enrdurance, ment FErNDEL, E.: Tics and their Treatment, rev., rev., 264; Influence of lesh Eating on Endur- FREzER. J.G..: "IFolk lore in the Old Testa- 391 ance, rev., 264 ment," 1148 DI C. 28, 1407 1 INDEX. rkTL BL 3 I~~~~~ M^IF Io FRAZER, PETER, resiguation of, 7i0; enters Gas in the peritoneal cavity, diagnosis of Gold Coast, health of. 681: letter from, to the foreign mission service, 770 (Edward Gooddy), 674 Oxford Medical Publications, 1788 -French Army. See Army GASKELL, Fleet Surgeon A. Treatment, of GOLrE,A. kVALYN: Doctor as baby dealer, French Chamber of Deputie3 votes £1,000 for wounded in fleet actions, 604 1860 the purchase of radium, 1460 Gastrectomy, complete (B. G. A. Moynihan), Golf ball, burst.ng of a. 660 Trenclh Government wislhes to restrict use of 1780 Gonoooccal pyaemia. See Pyaemia opium in the Far East, 1793 Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Gonorrhoeal rheumatism. See Rbeumatism ,French Minister of Finance introduces bill to Gastro-enterostomy for ruptured duodenal GOODALL, E. W.: Prodromal period of some provide for creation of hydro-mineral ulcer (Ur. Irullerton). 85 of the acute infectious diseases, 374 stations, 220 Gauze five months in abdominal cavity, 44 GOODALL. Dr.: Action of formicacid salts, Trench Surgical Association. See Associa- GEE. SAMUEL: Auscultation and Percussion, 1712 tion rev., 146; Medical Lectures and Clinical GOODDY, EDWARD: Diagnosis of gas in the F'rench Urological Association. See Associa- Apho'isms rev., 146 peritoneal cavity, 674 tion General Medical Council. See Council GORDON, WILLI&x: lntroductory remarks as FREYER, P. J.: FuTther serie3 of cases of General Paralybis. See Paralysis President of Section of Medicine, 1120. total enucleation of the enlarged prostate, Generil practitioner, financial position of GoRST,HAROLD: The Curse oj Education, 1674 889; appointed Casualty surgeon, Queen (leading article), 684 GOSSAGE,ALFRED M.: Automatic rhythm of Alexandra's Dailitary Hospital, 1841 General practitioner and tlle Association, the heart, 1818 FRIEDLANDER, FRIEDRICI VON : Chirurgigche 1375 Gothenburg system (leading article), 920 idagnostik, rev., 910 General practitioner, plea for the study of Gougerat, yaws and syphilis, 13e3 Friendly societies and the medical profes- bacteriology by(J. Arnallt Jonee), 1764 GOuLD, ALFRED H.: The Technique of Opera- sion, 171, 1852 Geneva convention at sea. 226 tionsupon the Intestines and Stomach, rev., Frozen meat. See Meat Geneva, plague plots of, 99 E07 %Frontal sinusitis. See Sinnsitis Genito-urinary organs, prognosis in relation GOULD, GEORGE M.: Practitioner's Medical Fruit pickers, accommodation for, 61 to treatment of tuberculosis of (Rickman J. D'ctionary, rev., 1349: Dictionary of New FULLER, J. R. : TeachiDg of hygiene and Godlee), 1697 Medical 2'erms, rev., 1349 temperance in public elementary schools, Genito-urinary surgery, review of books on, ROBERT, elected Mayor of Oldham, 118 990 GOURLAY,1449 XULLERTON, Mr.: Excision of rectum for Geology and medicine, 913 Gout, review of books on, 753 carcinoma. 85; gastro-enterostomy for Geological Society. See Society Gouty neuritis. See Neuritis ruptured duodenal ulcer, 85 GEIATY, T.: Lubricant for catheters, 1028 Govan, report of M. 0-H, 241 ; Cottage Nurses' FULLERTON, ANDREW: Anastomosis between German antiquackery league. 1095 Training Home, t49. 693 the common bile duct and the duodenium German (central Cancer Research Committee, GowERs, Sir WILLIAM t.: Sudden cerebral for obstructive jaundice, 1118 ; tuberculous 1721, 1773 lesions: their dialnotis and immediate kidney, 1584; movable kidney from a surgi- German East Africa. See East treatment, 1 cal standpoint, 1743 German and English medical education. See GRAHAM, GEORGE HERBERT, obituary notice ?ULLER¢TON, ROBERT : Terstoma arising from Medical of. 1811 right tonsillar region. 963 German medical press and doctors who GRAHAM, JOHN W.: Destruction ofDaylight: a FULLERTON, Major THoMAS A., obituary write articles recommending proprietary Study in the Smoke Problem, 1008 notice of. 490 remedies, 1838 GRANCRER, Professor, obituary notice of, 164; Fund, British Medical Benevolent, 268, 937, German scientists and medical practitioners, bequeaths 20,030 francs to society for pro- 1255, 1602 meeting, 1014 tection of Children from Tuberculosis, 362 Fund, ilrocklehurst, 1755, 1860 German Society of Neurologists. See Society GRANT, C. GRAHAM: Police Surgeons' Emer- Y'und, Imperial Cancer Research, 26; annual German universities, American students in, gency Guide. rev., 677 meeting, 25; report of Axecutive uom- 1800 GRANT, 1)UNDAS: Operations for chronic mittee, 26; General Superintendent's re- Germany, small-pox in. 225. 270 suppuration of the middle ear, 298 port, 26; Honorary Treasurer's report. 28; Germany, conditions of practice in, 615 Granules in leucocytes, 681 the Bischoffiheim donation, 29; speech by Germany, mortality of the frontier provinces GRAY, ALBBET A.: The Labtrinth of Animals, the Prince of Wales, 29 from small-pox and other causes, 270 including Mammels, Birds, Reptiles, and Am- Fund, Central Emergenev, 475; correspon- Gestation. cetopic, is it becoming more fre- phibians, rev, 391 dence on, 556, 6'9, 773, 849, 1020. 1854 quent ? 1677 GRAY, H. TYRRELL: Some cases in which Fund, Factory Girls' Holiday, 220 Glhent, school for mothers in, 50 Meckel's diverticulum was present, 823 Fund, Hospital Saturday, 1367; in Birming- GIACOMo, Master, 537 GRAYSON, CHARLESPREVOST: Diseasesof the ham, 1367 Gibraltar, notes from, 1184: hospitals and Nose, Throat, and Ear, rev., 460 Fund, Hospital Sunday, 91, 532, 1688, 1793; public health, 1184 GREAVES, NBRANcIs L. A.: Case of pyo- amount collected in metropolitan area, GIBSON, GEORGE A.: Appreciation of Sir nephrosis containing typhoid bacilli in 91: collections in Manchestec and Halfoid. William Gairdner, 59 pure cuiltur.. 75; treatmeLt of acute intus- 552; this veai's co'lectiou in places of GIBSON. L. P.: Notes on S. F. Edge's record busception, 115 worship, 1683; report, 1793 motor drive. 100 Greece, ancient, medicine in (G. Lorimer), 196 Fund, Kiing Edward's Hosoital, for London, GIDDINGS, R. R.: Chief medlical officership of Greece, conditions of practice in, 615; sale of Bill, 45, 109; quiestions in Parliament, '5, the Board of Education. 940 quinine made a State monopoly in. 1342 103; meeting of General Council to Gi FFORD, G. T.: A forgotten swab: another GREEN, A. WITHERS:Medical attendance in ma.ke of sudden illness, 492 awards and grants for present year, 1791; rvarning, 1042 cases 911 future of the Fund, 1792; members of coun- GILBERT. A.: Nlouveau Traite de Midecine et de GREENE.C. L.: Medical Diagnosis, rev., cil and committees for 1908, 184t 7herapeutique, rev, 205 GREENWOOD, G.: Ships' surgeons, 1112 Fund, KiDg Kdward's iTospital. gift to, 392 GrILCnHiST, A. W. Necessily atincreasingthe GREENWOOD, MAJOR: Early Notification of Fund, Lord Mayor's Cripple, 407 degree of immunity against small-pox, Births Bill. 653; Referendum, 1278 s'und, Moir Mernorial, 4dZ 662 GRENFELL, WALTER: health catechism, 715 Fund, National Union of Teachers'Benevo- GILES, Surgeon-Colonel P. BROOME: Position G.REY, HARRY: Origin of circumcision. 303; lent, and specialists, 160) of the volunteer stretcher bearer, 516; dis- maintenance of the honour and interests of Fund, South Wales Contract Practice, IE0O posal of exereta in eamp and on the line of the profession, 774 E'ungus poisoning, 766 march, 517; Territorial Army Medical Corps, GRIFFIIH, A. "TLL: Fatal cases of orbital gunnel douche, aseptic, 1720 1184 thrombosis, 1234 GILL, JOSEPH WILLIAM: Bee stings and GRIFFIIHs, L. M.: Account of the Bristol rheumatism. 63 Medical Reading Society, 1084 GILLES. Abbot of Saint Martin of Tournai, GRIFFITHS P. RIYS: Complete separation of operated on for cataract in 1351, 94 rectum fromanus, 21 GIMLETrE. Deputy lIspector-General T. G., GRIMSDALE, HAROJD: Textbook of Ophthalmic C.B. conferred upon, 41 Operations, rev., 167 Girgenti Home. 1I'0 GRoEDHL, JRANZ M.: The orthodiascope, G. alamorgan, health of, 1072 1187 Glanders, notification of in Scotland, 549: GROSSMANN, KARL: Band refractometer and (GADD, H. WIPPELL: S5ynopsis of the British ula.nds. dlictlega. trecocity in relation to astigmometer, 365; improved form of arti- Paarmaeopoeia, 18US. rev., t30 (Leonard G. Guthrie), 747 ficial eye, 1223; portable retractometer and 1GAIRDNER, ERIC D.: Moilutenance of the Glands, tbyroid and parathyroid, relation portable astigmometer,12e4 with the honour and interests of t ie professiou. 850; between (David Forsyth). 1425, 1508 GRt'NBAUM. 0 Some experiences the late Sir W. T. Ga rlner and Messrs. G]ans penis, diphtheria of, following circum- tuberculin reaction, 1520 -Oppenheimer, 1809 cision. See ljiphtheria GRUNBERG, KARL: Die Blutsangenden Dip- GAIRDNER. Sir WILLIAM TgNNANT: obituary "Glaseptic " spray and nebulizer, 267 teren, rev., 207 notice of, 53; and the morphine episode. Glasgow Board Schools, physical condition of GRItNWALD, LuDWIG: Die Therapie der Eehl- l76;.appreciat'on of, 366: estate of, Eb1; and the children in, 482 kopftuberculose mit besongterer Ritcksicht auf Messrs. Oppenheimer, 1803 GlasRow, clinieal teaching in, 1458 d-en galvanokaustichetn Triefenstich und Galabin's pessary, improved, 91 G:asgow Club dinner at blancheiter 1459, 16E1 tussere.Eingriffe,rev., 265 Gall stoneinthe common duct (T. V. A rmu- Glasgow fever hospitals, 930) Guardians and insanity, 619, 856, 1023 gan), 1581 (4lasgow Infirmary. See Infirmary G4uardians and lunacy fees. 1023 Galvanometer as a measurer of emotions Glasgow. post-graduate atudy in 604 Guardians and public vaccinators (leadiEg (Frederick Peterson), 801 Glasgow University Club, 1459, 1731 article), 14t0 Galvanometer, Einthoven's (K. A. Wertheim Glasgow University. See University Guardians and vaccination, 1459 Salomonson). 645 Glaueoma, pathogeniesis of, and the rationale GUBB, ALFRED S.: Subcutaneous Injections Galvanometer in thA atudy of mental diseases of its 1r-atment (Tllomas Benderson). 1236 of air as a means o6 relieving Certain (leading article), 1175 GLEIG, (i. R.: Life of Robert, First Lord Clive, painful manifestatioDs. 1297 Galway Workhouse v. Galway Asylum. 1616, rev.. 677 Guernsey recruits, growth of. 1847 1744 GLENDINNING, BRYDEN, receives permission Gur ICK, LUTHER Il.: The Efficient Life, rev., Game, unsound, 1749 to accept inisignia of Caballero of urder of 530 Gangrene, successful resection of 9&ft. of Carlos III, 758 Gumma ofthe ciliary body (G. Victor Miller), 2 small it;testine for (Charles P. Cnilde), 891 Gloves for x-rav workers, 184 GUNN, R. MARcus: Iatroductory address as Garden cities, 408 Glycosuria, influence of drugs on, 512 President of otphthalmological Society, 1149 OARDNER, H. BELLAMY: Care of the patient Goat's milk, composition of, 1380 GuRwrTscH. VoN A.: Lehmann's medizinische during serious abdominal operations. 14; GODLEE, RICKMAN J.: Progoosis in relation Handatlanten' band xxxv, Atlastund grundris8 ether anaesthesia by the open method, to treatment of tuberculosis of genito- derEmbsyologie, rev., 828 1516 urinary organs, 1687 GUTERI, -LBONARD G.: Precocity in relation GARDNER-MEDWIN, F. M.: Roth-Drageranaes- GODSON, CGLMENT: Earlier recognition of to the ductless and accessorygenital glands. thesia apparatus, 1427 cancer of uterus 854 747 GARRIGUES, HENRaYJ.: Textbookof the Science Goitre, operation Ior (James Berry), 1427 GUTHRIR. THOMAS: Development of the and Art of Obstetrics, rev., 459 Goitre cure, composition of, 677 mastoid, 986 GARRY, F. GERALD: Two cases of mistaken Goitre, exophthalmic, with cirrhosis of liver Gynaecological Society. See Society. diagnosis, 1827 (Dr. Miller), 1343 Gynaecological stomach. See Stomach Kurne& 4 I1 op. ;. t lcwNa-i] INDF+X. [D 28, 6 Gynaecologists, an appeal from (leading HAWTHORNE, C.O.: Early Notification of HILL, WILLIAM: Ktister's operation of post- _.article). 474 ; correspondencei554.on. 704 Births Bill, 485,701, 853 auricular meatal anthrotomy and Mr. Gynaecology, review of books on, 23,1525 HAY, ARCHIBALD G. : Subcutaneousinjections Heath's claim, 175 of air, 1559 HILLIARD, HARVEY: Ether administration, HAYNES. STANLEY: The Referendum, 1620 by the open method, 1621 H-EAD, G. P. (Editor): Practical Medicine HinckleyBoard of Guardians andits medical Series, rev., 480 officer, 1192, 1749 Head injury in a psychasthenic (Bernard HINSHELWOOD, JAMES: Four cases of con- Hart), 389 genital word-blindness occurring intWn Health authority, a supreme national, 925 same family, 1229 R ealth officerships (Assistant), Bom bay, 486 Hip-joint, examinationof withxrays(Edward H. Health resorts, Leamington, 337; leading W. H. Shenton), 634; discussion, 636 a.rticle on, 357; Worthing, 1455; at home, Hip-joint disease and sciatica (W. Ironside. HABGOOD, WILLIAM: Possible explanation of 1543 Bruce), 1648 late return cases in scarlet fever, 1709 Health visitors as unqualified assistants,236, Hippocrates, works on, 420 HADFIELD, C. P. : Fracture of lacrymal bone 365 Hips.new apparatus for raising,in bed, with perforation of lacrymal sac, 52 HEANEY, F. S.: Unusual case of ataxia, 1426 1594 HADLEY, ~'Dr.: Discussion on the complica- HEARD, R.: Two cases of suprapubic litho- HIRSCHBERG, Professor: Oldest existing tions of pneumonia, 1344 lapaxy, 75 illustration of operation for cataract, 32 HADLEY, WILFRID J.: Nursing: General, Heart, automatic rhythm of (Alfred M. RIaST, BARTON COOKE: Textbook of Obstetrices, Medical and Surgical, rev., 530 Gossage). 1818 .rev.,458 -Haematocele, retroperitoDeal, producing Heart-block, case of(J. L.Rentoul), 85 HIRST, WALTER CLAPHAM, obituary notice of, acute intestinal obstruction (H. Temple Heart, review of books on, 320,1527 619 Mursell), 950 HEATH, CHARLEGJ.: Duty of restoring hear- His, W. Appointed to Chair of Special Pathq- Haemoflagellates (E. A. Minchin), 1320, 1323; ing by operation in chronic aural suppura- logy and Therapeutics in Universityof discussion, 1322 tion, 80; correspondence on, 236 Berlin, 227 Haemorrhage, calcium chloride in (A. C. HEA1E, CHRISTOkHER, memorial tablet to, Histology, review of books on, 1783 Lambert), 83. 931 HOBHOUSE, Dr.: Case of(?) achondroplasia, Haemorrhage, cerebellar, case of (H. M. Inglis HEATH, GEORGE: Gangrenous sigmoid colon 85; cerebral diplegia,88 andCmennellP. FeDwick), 715 removed from a case of acute volvulus BOBHOUSE, EDMUND: What do we meanb1 lHaemorrhage, intestinal, complicating ap- under spinal anaesthesia, 1343 tachycardia ? 852 pendicitis (reported by G.S. Thompson), HBBB, R. G.: Alcohol and hobnail liver, 1376 Hob-nail" liver. See Liver 1711 HEBBLETYWAITE, HIROLD: Suppurative ap- HOCHENEGG. J.: Lehrbuch der speziell#m- Haemorrhage, post-partum, 124 pendicitis in a patient with transposed Chirurgie fur Studierende und Artze, rev., 90 Haemorrhage, vaginal, in young infants, 492 viscera, 1579 HOFFMANN, ERICH: Die Aetiologieder Syphilis, Haemorrho'ds, new operation for eomplete Heidelberg, proposed cancer institute in, rev.,23 remowa of (A. Heygate Vernon), 903 1792; M.1). of, 1859 HOGARTH, A.H.: Medical inspectionof HAFFKINE, W. M.: Banquet and presentation HEITSLER, J. C. : Textbook of Embryology, rev., schools, 772, 1019 ofM4aryv Kin gslev mecalto, 1181; control of 828 HOGARTH, B. WHEWELL: Direction of abdo- plague in India, 172.9 HaISS, HUGO: The German Abattoir, rev., 675 minal incisions,12l0 Haffkine's plague prophylactic,363, 1735 HELLIBR,J. B.: Suppurating vaginal cysts, HOILE, Brigade-Surgeon EDMOND, obituary HAGEBY, LIND-AF-. See Lind 76 notice of, 1857 flair dyes, 1471 HELLPACH, W.: Technischer Fortschritt und Holiday practice. 237, 299, 365 Hairwash, anaesthetic, dangers of, 776 Seelieche Gesundheit, 1842 HOLLAND, C. THURSTAN: The orthodiagraph, Haldane-smitn metrioa oc estimating the HELLY,VON KONRAD: Die haematopoietischen 1427 oxygen tension of arterial blood (W. A. Organe in ihren Beziehungen zur Pathologie Holland, conditions of practicein, 615;infant Osborne), 1579 des Blutes, rev., 1430 mortality in, 1255 HALE, L. H. D.: Case of angio-neurotic HBLME, T. ARTHUR: The unborn child, its HOLLANDER, BERNARD, 1093 'oedema, 674 care and its rights, 421 HOLMEs, TiMOTHY: Obituary notice of, 704; Halifax, guardians, 110, 231; water charges at, HENDERSON, THOMAs: Pectinate ligament, note on, 756 169, 231 1519 Home health resorts, 1543 HALL, F. J. VINCENT: Post-scarlatinal HENDERSON, THOMSON: Pathogenesis of Home Office and industrial diseases, 227 desquamation, 20 glaucoma and the rationale of its treat- ;ome for Inebriates. See Inebriates HALL, 1. WALKER: Estimation of fat in faeces, ment, 1236 Hong Kong. notes from, 234, 771, 1552-; 1399 HENDLEY, T. H. : MedicalInspection of Colonial Office report, 234; bubonic plague, BALLIBURTON, W. D.: Essentials of Chemical secondary schools, 173 234; dumping dead bodies in the streets, Physiology, rev.,528 HENRY II of France and the doctors, 1839 234; ophthalmic department of the Tung HAMILL,7.WILSON. thanks the profession for Hepatic congestion in an infant, intense Wah Hospital, 771; sanitary report for their sympathy, 537 (John Alcindor), 1581 1906, 1552 HAMILTON, JAMES: Maintenanceof thehonour HEPWORTH,J. : Plaint of the G. P., 304 Hong Kong, plague in, 62,,220, 234, 461, 559, and interests of tthe medical profession, 699, HERBERT, Lieutenant-Colonel H.: Clinical 8t6, 1170: climate of. 492 850 observations on spring catarrh, 1232 Honour of the medical profession, main-- HAMILTON, R. J.: Kroenlein's operation. 1426 HERFF, 0. VON: Mortality from puerperal tenance of. See fund, Central Emergency Hand, removal of foreign bodies from (J. B. fever, 292 Honours for med'cal services, 1564 Nias), 1148 Heritage Invalid Craft: Schools, Chailey, HOOD, DONALD W. C.: Some of the Clinical. Hand ref-ractometer and astigmometer, 365 speech day, 402 Aspects of Pneumonia, rev., 753 HANDLBY, W. SAMPSON: An operation for HERMAN, G. ERNEST:FirstIAnes in Midwifery, HOOD, PATRICK: A Jury of the Virtuous, rev.., embolus, 712 rev., 529: Diseases of Romen, a Clinical Guide 1431 Hanley, health of, 111 to their and Treatment, rev., 1526 Hood's compound extract of sarsaparilla, HANNES, WALTHER : fatal injury to prolapsed HermaphroditismDiapnosts in the fowl, Incomplete composition of, 531 uterus, 294 (s. G. Shattock and C. G.Sellgmann), 1086 HOOKER, Sir JOSEPH D., Order of Merit con- HARBEN, H. A.: London Provident Dispen- Hernia, femoral, and the bladder (J. D. ferred upon, 41 saries' Council, 1186 Malcolm), 1237 HOOPER, DANIEL, obituary notice of, 1689 HARDMAN, WM.: Gonorrhoeal rheumatism, Hernia, infantile and eneysted, morbid Hop-pickers, accommodation for, 62 783 anatomy and pathology of (It. Hamilton HOPPs, Rev. JOHN PAGE: Evidence of before Hargreaves's reduciing wafers, 209 Russell), 1392 the Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1441 HARMAN, N. BisuoP: Origin of the facial Hernia, inguinal, rendered irreducible by HORDER, T. GARRETT: New Vaccinatiom nerve, 1296 disease of intestine (Charles T. Order, 176, 663; the Referendum,,849, 1016; HARRIs, ALFRLED: Infant mortal-ity in Isling- MacL.malignantPlowright), 949 warfare against quackery, 1187 ton, 1727; note on, 1735 Hernia, inguinal; simpleFoperation for un- HORN, A. E.: A 15-pint hydrocele, 143 HARRIs, J. DELPRATT: Statistics of x-ray complicated oblique, in young adults HORNABROOK, R. W.: Ether administration treatment in rodent ulcer and carcinoma, (George L. Chiene), 1389 by the open method, 1621 644 Hernia, radical cure of (Dr. Thompson), 1585 HORNE, W. JOBSON: Differential diagnosis of HARRISON, J. McK., reports case of ruptured Hernia, saccular theory of (R. W. Murray), tuberculosis, syphilis, and malignant dis- bladder, 526 1385 ease of larynx, 916 HARRIsoN, REGINALD: Metropolitan street Hernia, strangulation of, by a suppurating HOEROCKS, PETER: Instruction of midwives. ambulances, 854 aDpendix (reportedbyE. Chichester), 1648 in the symptoms and signs of abnormal Harrogate's sanitary problems, 1367, 1793 Herniae,hfligrees of silver wire in the cure labour, 785, 1187 HART, Bsx^ARD: Case of severe head injury of herniae usually considered inoperable HORROCKS, WILLIAM: The Referendum, 1017 in a psyebasthenic, 389 (Lawrie MeGavin),1395 Horse serum. See serum HARTIGAN, T. J. P.: Therapeutic uses of 244 HORSLEY, Sir VICTOR: Alcohol and thelEumar radium, 124 Herpetomonas,Heroin, life-cycle of a species of, Body. rev., 21 ; Early Notification of girths. HARTMANN, MAX: Practikum'der Bakteriologie found in Culex pipiens8 (Captain W. S. Bill, 414, 553 und Protozoologie, rev., E28 Patton), 78 Hospital administration, note on. 859 HARTRIDGE, GusTAvus * Refraction of the Eye, HERRING, PERCY T.: Pressure of bile secre- Hospital, Alexandra, annual meeting, 242 rev., 1240 tion and mechanism of bile absorption in Hosjpital appointments, plurality of, in Harviuan Oration (by Frederick Taylor), 1167 obstruction of bile duct, 913 Bristol, 843, 927 HARVEY, WILLIAM: Some memoranda in re- HERTER, C. A.: Common Bacterial Infections Hospital, Barbados General, cases of bullet gard to, 158 of the Digestive Tract and the Intoxications wound (reported by S. McNaughton). 1827 Harvey's blood pills, composition of, 531 Arising from Them, rev., 1718 Hospital, Barnwood House, - for Insane, HLLP,4 G. 1.: Is a round-table conference HEWITT, C. GORDON: Proboscis,of tle house Gloucester, 782 possible? 1555 fly (Musca domestica), 1558 Hospital, Bethlem Royal, information con- Hat, psychology of the, 106 HEWLETT, R. TANNER: Etiology and patho- cerning. 597 UA¶O JORN: 'Treatment of gouty neuritis, logical histology of beri-bern, 201, 1281; Hospital. Birmingham General, 231, 1582; new 420 °N, elected Fellow Royal Sanitary rules for out-patients. 231; complicated' HAUSxAN, ITHREODOR: Ueber das Tasten nor- 1792 Institute, case of uterus bicornis (reported by G. P. mater Magentetle. Nebst Bemerkungen zur HICHENS, PEVERELL S.: The Referendum, Mills), 1582 Hoehenbestnmmung der Bauchorgane, rev., 1556 Hospital, Bradford Royal Eye and Ear, 1011,, 16511651 currents, influence of on the 1181 Haverfordwest and the Lecal Government H~igh-fareyquencyurinary system (W. F. Somerville), 647. See Hospital, Bradford Sma1l-pox, as a consumP- Board, 171 als0o Electro-tberapeutics tive sanatorium, 1681 Hawarden rural district, sanitary condition ,Highland folk medicine, 1267 Hospital, British, for Lkin Diseases, 707 of, 1796 HILL, CHARLES: Manual of Nornal Histology Hoispial, BromptoD, for Consumptionando HAWK, PHILIP B.: Practical Physiological and Or.qanotherapy, rev., 1783 Diseases of the Chest, annual court ok Chemistry, rev., 529 HILL, LBONARD: Representation of the governors, 599; information concerning,; HiAWORTH, F. G.: Early Notification of Births Medical Faculty on the, Senate of the Uni- 597 Bill, 701 versity of London, 1464, 1749 Ho3pital, the Cancer, c7; conversazione, 37 DIxC 28, 1907.1 INDEX. [MTrn UI=MA.1A

Hiospital, Cancer, the Christie, 1851 Hospital for Epilepsy and Paralysis, bacterial vaccines (reported L. 364 Hospital, Carshalton, National, Queeu square, information con- Xodd), 204. West London Hospital: Sar- Hospital, Central London Ophthalmic, cerning, 598; of money to coma of femur with large haemor- Inn Road, information concerning, 1483 rhagic effusion (G. L. Hospital, Charing Cross, 580, 603, Hospital, Essex and Colchester, case cystic Colonial Hospital, Gibraltar: information concerning medical 580; calculus (reported by E. Chichester), ; tuberculous mammary tumour (L. D. Par- post-graduate study at, 603; opening strangulation of a hernia by a suppuratiiig SODs), 263; a remarkable case winter session of the medical school, 935; appendix (reported by E. Cllichester), L. D. Parsons), 1517. Gaol Hospital, Bassein: scholarships, 1083 Hospital extensions, 541 Unabsorbed catgut ligatures (P. Dee), 263. Hospital, Charite, Berlin, 698 Hospital, Eye and Ear, Royal Bradford, ilerts County Asylum, Hill End, Albans:

Hospital for Children, Adelaide, 1853 Hospital, Eye and Ear, Royal Victoria, Case of severe head injury in psychas- Hospital for Chlldren, the Belgrave,informa- laide Road, Dublin, information con- thenic (Bernard Hart), 389. Ledbury Cottage tion concerning 598 cerning. 595 Hospital: Case of ruptured Hospital for Chilaren, Birmingham, Hospital funds and the exclusion Scottish ported by J. McK. Harrison), Hospitalfor Children, East London, Shadwell, diplomates from the majority and Warwiclkshire Hospital : Case of wound informationconcerning,596; beginnings hospitals, 50, 117. See also Fund of cornea and traumatic cataract

ho3pital, 924; Dr. Robert (reported of the Hospital, gaol, Bassein, unabsorbed catgo± peck from a bantam cock T'. 1021 ligatures (P.Dlee), 263 Harrison Butler), 752. Robert arbour

Great Ormond Hospital for Children, Hospital, Great Northern Central, Holloway Memorial Hospital, Bhandara, Central Pro- inIormation concerning, 596 Road, N., information concerning, vinces, India: Therapeutic value calcium Hospital for Children, Norlh-Eastern, Hack- Hospital, Guy's,581, 998, 1083; iodide (3. Rutter Williamson), 909. Colonial ney Road. Bethnal Green, iDformation concerning medical study,581; Hospital, St. Vincent (B. W.I.):

cerning, 596 winter session of the medical school, 998; terospasm, diverticula on jejunum (re- Hospital for Children, Paddington Green, scholarships, 1083 ported by C. W. Branch), 988. Drumcondra information concerning, 596 Hospital, Haliax Union and Workhouse, Hospital, Whitworth Road, Dublin: the Victoria, Hospital for Clildron, Hospital, Hampstead, and the diagnosis (reported byE. 1065. annual court, 276 profession, 1728 E8sses and Colchester Hospital: Case of cystic Hospital for Children and Hospital, Infants', Westminster, calculus (reported by E. Chichester),

Waterloo, 284 ; general meeting, 284 Hospital for Incurables, Royal 113; strangulation of a hernia by a Hospital, Chinese. in New York, 1262 annual meeting, 113 appendix .(reported by E. Chichester), 1648. of London, for Chest Vincent Hospital, City Diseases, Hospital, Infants', Durham County Hospital: Case chorion-

Victoria information concerning, minster, 1603 epimlielioma: hysterectomy: recovery Park,' 598 Hospital, isolation, difficulties, ported by D. G. Hunter), 1517. General Hlospital, City of London Lying-in, Hospital, isolation, as a health 1110 hlospital, Birmingham: Complicated ing of new building. 62 Hospital, Jervis Street, Dublin, uterus bicornis (reported -by Mills), Hospital, Colonial, Gibraltar, csse concerDnig, 594 1681. Royal Albert Hospital, Devonport : Case tumour (L. culous mammary Hospital, Kent and Canterbury, of appendicitis cimplicated by L D. Parsons, 263; case reported by 15i7 concerning, 599 haemorrhage (reported by G. S. Thompson). Hospital, Colonial, St. Vincent (B.W1.), Hospital, King's College. See 1711. Merthyr Guest Hospita: Case of enterospaqm, diverticula on jejnunu Hospital, Lebanon, for Insane, lacrymal obstruction treated by Parson's portedp y C. W. Branch), 988 report, 183 method (reported by C. Martin Hlospital for Consumption, Hospital, Ledbury Cottage, case Parke Hospital, Lewisham : Case of cerebro- Ireland, 196 bladder (reported by J. McK. Harrison), spinal meningitis with immediate Hospital, Cork County (Illinois), 526 after trephining (reported by W. 1070 Hospital, Lincoln County, information con- Boswell), 1776. Barbados General Hospital : Hospital, Cork Eye, Ear, and Throat, cerning, 599 Cases of bullet wounds (reported S. meeting, 771 Hospital, the London, 581, 933, 1083; informa- McNaughton), 1827 Hospital, Coventry and Warwickshire, tion concerning medical study, Hlospital, Robert Barbour Memorial, Bhan- 752; case of wound of cornea and ing of the winter session of medical dara, Central Provinces, India

cataract caused by peck from 1083 school, 933; scholarships, peutic value of calcium iodide (J. (reported by T. Harrison Butler), Hospital London Temperance, information Williamson), 909 Mental, Hospital, Croydon Warlingham, concerning, 596 Hospital, the Rotunda, new wing, 551; Surrey, annual report, 857 Hospital maintenance,Ilklky mation concerning, 599 Edinburgh, -Hospital, Dental, School, Mospital, Maternity, of the Birmingham Hospital, Royal Albert, Devonport, informa- 0 240 at home,2i Lying-in Charity, opening of, tion concerning, 599; case of appendicitis Dental, Great Hospital, National Hospital, Maternity, Glasgow, seventy-second complicated by intestinal haemorrhage -Street dinner, 1670 annual report, 232 (reported by G. S. Thompson), 1711 Hospital, Devonshiire, Buxton. Hospital, Meath, and Co. Dublin Infirmary, Hospital, Royal City of Dublin, information Hospital, Royal and Exeter, 107; information concerning, 595; medical cases concerning, 594 electrical department at, 107 demonstrated in ([ames Craig), opening Hlospital, Royal Dental, prize giving, 1172 and management, Hospital dispensary 62,183, of winter session, 1096 Hospital, Royal Devon and Exeter, 559, 707, 781 857, 241, 276 487. 1285, Hospital, Melbourne, staff election, tion concerning, 599 1E6 62 174,1858 ; Cityof London Lylig-in Hospital,'Mercer's, Dublin, information con- Hospital, Royal Ear, Soho, information pitaD,62; St. Andrew's Hospital cerning, 594 concerning, 598 Diseases, Northampton, 63; Jamaica Luna- Hospital, Merthyr Guest, case Hospital, Royal Eye, Southwark, tic Asylum, 63; Lebanon Hospital obstruction treated by Parson's concerning, 597 Insane, hospital mortality C. Martin Row), 183; (reported by Hospital, Royal Free (London School Medi- tions, 241; North Bierley Joint Ear, Hospital, Hospital, Metropolitan cine for Women), information 241; Derby Borough Asylum, 242; Throat,information concerning, 598 medical study, 584, 600; opening of winter District 212; Soho Hospital 934, Asylum. Hospital, Middlesex, 582, session of the medical school, 936; scholar- London Women, 242; West 242; concerning medical study, 582 ; opening ships. 1083 Hospital for Epilepsy and 242; the winter session of the medical school, Hospital, Royal Hffants County, information Alexandra Hospital, 242; Central 934 concerning, 600 Throat Hospital, New London proposed 242; Hospital, model, rfor the Scottisl Hospital, Royal London Ophthalmic (Moor- Council (Long Grove), 276; Chelsea Exhibition, 1682 fields, London), information concerning, pital for Women, 276; Victoria Hospital mortality after 597 Swansea Hospital, Children, 276; 487: Operations Hospital,HRoyal Naval, Portsmouth: Three Brompton Hospital, 559; Hospital, Norfolk and Norwichi, cases treated by bacterial vaccines for Skin Diseases, 707; Hereford concerning,699 by M. L. B. Rodd), 204 and City Asylum,781-; The Retreat, Hospital, Northampton, information con- Hospital, Royal Portsmouth, 781: Cumberland and Westmorland cerninag, 599 concerning, 599 Asylum, 782; Barnwood House Joint, Hospital, North Bierley Hospital, Royal Southern, Liverpool, At for the Insane, Glouceester, Surrey 241 Home." 1740 Asylum, Brookwood, London, County 782; Hospital, North-West Hospital, Royal South Hants and Southamp- mouth Asylum, Abergavenny, 783; Devon- Road, information concerning, ton, information concernin g,599 shire Hospital. Buxton, 783; Hospital, Nottinstham General, Hospital, Royal United, Bath, information Mental Hospital, Warliugham, 857; concerning, 599 concerning, 598 Berwick, and Workmen's Roxburgh. Selktrk Hospital Nurses and Hospital, Royal Victoria, for Consumption, Asylum, 857; Sunderland Infirmary, tion Act. See Act Edinburgh, note on, 1274 Joint Counties Asylum, 1562; HOspital, Ophthalmic, at Eye Hospital, Boyal Victoria Ear, Dorset County Asylum, 858; 8'8; Kingseat Briish, 61 Adelaide Road, Dublin, information Asylum, Aberdeen, 858; Wilts Hospital, Orthopaedic, the 209 cerning, 595 Asylum, 1027; Wonford House Hospital, Park, Lewisham, case Hospital, Royal Westminster Ophthalmic, for the Insane 1193; County spinal meningitis with immediate recovery King William Street, Strand, Worcester LuLnatic Asylum, 1193; Gla- after trephining (reported concerning, 597 morgan County Asylum. 1194; Boswell), 1776 Hospital, Rugby,'opening of children's Somer-et burgh Asylum, 1285; Hospital porters-and Inland Revenue, block, 1262 Asylum, Wells, 1285; Nottingham Hospital, Queen Charlotte's Lying-in, Hospital, St. Andrews, for mental diseases, Hill, Asylum, Mapperlev 1286; midwifery training school, Northampton, 63; report. 63 Asylum, Wakefield, 1562; Kesteven concerning, practical 596; Hospital, St. Bartholomew's, 215, 932, Asylum,1F62; Earlswood ,County Asylum, students, 1172 1083, 1172, 1468, 1731; opening block, Redhill, Surrey, 1563; West Sussex County Cottage, Hospital, Ramsay E02 215; information concerning medical Asylum, Chiche4ter, 1563; James Murray'g Hospital reform, 168 ; in Manchester, 579; personnel of the medical 856; Asylum, Perth, Suffolk Royal 1563; Hospital Reports. 20, 83, 144, 204, 262. 389, 526, opening of the winter session medi- Asyl Infa14 Iints' West- 1582, Hospital, 752, 909, .988, 1065, 1516, 1711, 1776, cal school, 932; scholarships, conver- minster, 1858; Royal Albert Asylum, 1827. Sunderland Infirmary: sazone, 1172: appointments: correction, Lancaster, 1858 volvulus of the small intestine (reported 1468 new pathological block, 1731. Hospital, Dr. Seevens's, information con- William Robinson), 20. Cardiff Infirmary; University of London 595 cerning, Case of complete separation of Hospital, St. G(eorge's. 580, 935, informa- Hospital, Drumcondra, Whitworth Roadl, anus (P. Rhys, Griffiths), 21. Spitsby Cottage tion concerning medical study, 580; opening case for Dublini, diagnosis (reported by Hospital Appendical abscess, perforated of thewinter session of the medical school, E.- H. Brook), 1035 gangrenous appendix, appendectomy and 935; scholarships, 1083; and Univier-si-ty-of Hospital, Durham County, case of chorion- recovery (reported by Richaxd Slocock), t3 London. See University hysterectomy, epithephoma, WestRRiing Asylum: Cavernous Hospital, St. John's, for Skin Diseases, infor- ported by D. Hunter), G. the temporo-sphenoidal lobe mation concerning, 596 for Epilepsy Hospital anldParalysis, B. Dobson), 144. ((argaret Hospital, St. Louis (Paris), new treat- Vale, report, 242 HHspital, Plymouth: Three cases ment department in, 168 5 A6 Th3JURNLI INDEX. [DE. 28, 1Q007. Hospital, St. Mary's, 582,998,1083: information tive power of the serum with reference to infected material, 155; significence of the concerning medical study, 582; opening of the meningococcus of cerebra-spinal fever localization of the primary bubo inanimalsa, the winter session of the medical school, occurring in the Belfast enidemic, 1414 infected wvith plague in Nature, inn; experi- i98; scholarships, 1083 HOVARD, CAMPBELL P.: Toxicity of horse mental production of plague epidemics Hospital, St. Peter's, for Stone and Urinary s,rum, 1089 among animals, 156; experiments in plague Diseases. information concerning, 698 B OWAAD, RUSSELL: Diseases and displact- houses in Bombay,166; recognition of the Hispital, St. Thomas's, 60, 582, 934; distribu- ments of the testicle. 719 Indian rat flea, 158; natural occurrence of tion of prizes at the medicalschoool 60 ; in- HOYLE, JAMES C.: Maintenance of the honour ('ronic plague in rats, 157; man as a host, formation concerning medical study, 582; of the medical profession, 700 of the Indian rat flea, 157; Eaffkine's opening of the winter session of the medi- HUCHARD,CliniqueT hdrapeutiqee du Prati- plague prophylactic in, 1735; protection ci cal school, 934 cicien, rev., 265 irom invasion by plague (J. Ashburton Hospital, St. Vincent. Information concern- Huddersfield, infantile mortality at, 1614,1658, Thompson), 1770; control of plague iu (W. ing, 595; opening of the winter session of 1676 H. Haffkine), 1779 the medical school, 937; the Irish language, Hughes's and Hughes XLreducingpills, com- India, Report of Imperial Sanitary Commis- 1098 position of, 150; reducing lotion, composi- sioner, 1905, 295, 832, 1357, 1449, 1531; genera) Hospital, Salp6triere. presentation of tion of, 150 character of thle year 1905, 832; vital,sta- Charcot's libraryte,1554 Hughes's blood pills, composition of, 532 tibttcs of the general population, 83-; pre- Hosnital, Samaritan Free, Marylebone Road. Hulme Hall of Residence for students at valent diseases. 832; prisoners, 1531:E:uro information concerning, 597; new operating Manchester. See University of Manchester pean troops, 1531 ; native troops, 153Z; vacci- theatre, etc., 1595 HTJMPHREYS, JOHN H.: Proportional voting, nation, 1532; sanitary administration and Hospital, Seamen's, Gree-nwich, information 297 work, 1532 miscellaneous, 1532 concerning, 596 HUMPHRIs, F. HOWARD: Rationale of static India, review of books on, 148 Hospital, Shadwell. See Hospital for Children, currents, 646 India, Scientific Memoirs by Officers of the Medi- East London HRungary, conditions of practice in, 615 cal and Sanitary Departmenfs oftne Gio vern- Hospital ships and wireless telegraphy (Staff HUNTER, D. G.: Case of simultaneous dis- ment of, rev., 1347 Surgeon H. L. Norris), 612 location ofboth shoulders, 20; reports India, specialist appointments in, 755 Hospital, Sir Patrick Din's, information con- case of chorion-epithelioma: hysterectomy: Indian allowances, R A.M.C. and, 167 cerning, 594 recovery, 1517 Indian army. See Army Hospital 'orSkin Diseases, Blackfriars, infor- HUNTER,JOHN, and Edward Jenner, 1788 Indian medical administration (Colone) mation concerning, 598 HUNTER, WILLIAM: Specific infective nature Kennetlh Macleod), 214 Hospital, Spilsby Cottage, appendical abscess, of Addison's anaemia, its course and treat- Indian military decoration, a new. 59 perforated gangrenous appendix, appen- ment, 1299 Indian sanitary reports, 275, 1357, 1449, 1531, dectomy, and recovery(reported by Richard HuTcHINsoN, Sir CHARLES FEDDERICK, obitu- 1602; city of Bombay, 275; Madras, 276- Slocock), 83 ary notice of,1561 Burmah, 276; the Punjab, 1357; Eastern Hospital Sunday Fund. See Fund HUTCHISON, Mr.: Sarcoma,86 Bengal and Assam, 1449; United Provinces Hospital, Sussex County, Brighton, informa- Hutton, Surgeon-Major George A.,'Reminiscencs of Agra and Oudh, 1602 tion concerning,599 of, rev.,1720 therapeutics of (W. Murray), Hospital Swansea, 487 Huxley lecture. See Lecture Indigestion,1714 Hospital, Throat, Central London, reports, Hydatid disease, leucocytosis of, 64 Industrial diseases, Home Office and, 227 242; information concerning.598 Hydrocele, fifteen pint (A. E. Horn), 143 Industrial mortality. Registrar-General's Hospital, Throat, Golden Square, informa- acid, reagent as a test report, question in Parliament, 295 tion concerning, 698 Hydrochlloricfor(R. C. Elmslie),Topfer's1342 Industrial settlement for consumptives, 227 Hospital, Tottenham,information concern- Hydrogen in the free state. 30$ Inebriate, what can the family doctor do for ing,596 Hydrophobia, vaccination against in Paris, the? (Jos. S. Bolton), 951 Hospital, Tung Wah, ophthalmic department, 526; notification of in Scotland,549; preven- Inebriatehome forNorth of Ireland, pro- 771 tion of in India, 1736 posed, 1368 Hospita], University College, 931, 1083, 1087, Hygiene, teaching of in the army (MajorR. J. Inebriates Acts. See Acts 1242; opening of winter session of the Blackham), 521; discussion on, 523 Inebriates, homes for, 157 medical school of 931: schlolarships, 1083 ; Hygiene, teaching of in schools. See Sehools, Inebriety, Departmental Commission on visit of Duchess of Albany, 1087; Pharma- public elementary, 50 (leading article), 1732 copoeia, rev., 1242. See also Colle% e Hygiene, Institute of, 1612 Inebriety, its causation and control (R. Welsh Hospital, West London, Post-Graduate Hygroma colli and branchial fistula (G. H. Branthwaite), 1029; note on, 1083 courses at, 220, 262; annual meeting, 242; Edington), 9Z4 Inebriety, treatmnent of, promise from Home sarcoma of femur with large haemorrhagic Hyperaemia as a remedv, 63, 184 Secretary, 1677 effusion (G. L. Webb), 262; information Hyperpyrexia, the pupil in, 1112 Inebriety statistics in Austria, 1371. See also> concerning, 596 Hypertrophic cirrhosis. See Cirrhosis Aleohol Hlospital, Westminster, 60, 583, 999,, distribu- Hypnotism (J. F. Woods), 809; discussion, 811 Infant, large fatty liver In:sudden death (1. tion of prizes at the medical school, 60; Hypnotism as a therapeutic agent, 708,1106, Reuell Atkinson), 1711 information concerning medical study, 1621 Infant feeding (A.Dingwall i'ordyce), 1828 583; opening of the winter session of the Hypotonia, congenital, 64 Infant life protection, 477 medical school, 999 Hysterectomies, six successful, for fibroid Infant, menstruation in, 1756 1859 Hospital, Wolverhampton and Staffordshire (J. Macpherson Law- Infant mortality. See Mortality General,information concerning. 600 rie),disease1342in one family Infant schools. See Schools Hospital for Women, Chelsea, 276; thirty- Hysterectomy. abdominal, for fibroids Infant, unborn. See Child sixth annual meeting, 276 (Frederlck Edge). 447 Infants, eggs in the diet of, 63, 117, 124 Hospital for Women, Soho, annual meeting, Hysterectomy and appendicectomy in a Infants, new-born, laryngismus stridulus in 242; information concerning, 597; decides patient of 74 (John D. Malcolm), 1571 (Eustace Smith), 131 to admit qualified medical women to the Hysteria and disability, 408 Infants and children, some cases of unex- practice of the hospital, 1670 plained fever in (Henry Aslhby), 1239, 1637 Hospital, Wonford House, for Insane, 1193 Infants, summer diarrhoea of,bacteriology of Hospital, York County, information concern- (Hi. de R. Morgan), 16 ing, 600 Infectious diseases of childhood, vital statis- Hospitals, Adelaide medical and surgical, tics of ten years, 35 information concerning, 59$ Infectious diseases, prodromal period of some Hospitals, bequests to. See Bequests of the acute (E. W. Goodall),s74 Hospitals, clinical, in England, 595 I., Infectious diseases treated by red light, 32 Hospitals Dublin, forty-ninth annual report Infectious disorders, dangerous, 619 of goara of superintendence, 928 I. R. S. compound golden tablets. composi- Infirmaries, Poor-law, visitation of, 46- Hospitals, fever and small-pox, information tion of, 1657 clinical instruction in, 1545 concerning,597 Ilkley andlhospital maintenance, 1181 Bradford Royal, 412. 599, 1852; Hospitals, fire risks of, 1609 Illinois, Bill passed prohibiting sale of Infirmary,appointments, 412; information concern- Hospitals, general, deaths under chloroform cocaine in, 1788 ing, 599: Bradford Corporation's coLtribu- in, 1750, 1860 Imbecile girl, home for, 124 tion, 1851 Hospitals, Glasgow fever, 930 Imbeciles, homes for, 1380 Infirmary, Bristol Royal, 936, 1011. 1100,1176, Hospitals, Government grants to in Austria, Immigration laws, of United States, 159 1274, 1366, 1459, 1547, 1680, 1741, 1748: opening 1745 Immunity, statistieal studies in, 838 of wintersession of the medical school, 936; Hospitals, infectious, Notification Act and, Imperial Cancer Research Fund. See Fund medicalapnointments at, 1011; dual appoint- 1192 Incisions, abdominal. See Abdominal ments, 1100; the controversy between the Hospitals, inquests in, 3810 Income tax, 778, 1286, 1812 medical staff and the Committee, 1176, 1274- Hospitals, isolation, in Wales, 928 Incoiiie-tax deductions, 461 1366, 1459, 1547; settlement of the dispute, Hospitals, London, paying beds in (John H. Income tax on earned incomes, 406, 1669; 1547, 1680, 1741: correspondence on, 1748 Daurer), 1239 relief granted by the Act of 1907, 1669 Infirmary. Cardiff. 21, 171, 770, 1100; case of Hospitals, metropolitan, open-air roof wards Income tax on pensions, 105 complete separation of rectum fron anus for (W. P. Northrup), 1135 Income tax: partnership returns, 706 (P. Rhys Griffiths), 21; meeting of Board of Hospitals, municipalization of, 1366 Income Tax Reduction League, 220 Management, 171, 1100; subscriptions, 170 Hospitals, ophthalmic, in Egypt. SeeEggyt Index Medicus, 1171, 1355 Infirmary, Cork Northern, 1183; unveiling a Hos itals and public health in Gibraltar, India, notes from, 172, 413, 482, 1275, 1654; tablet, 1183 1184 infantile mortality in Calcutta, 172; unrest Infirmary, Cumberland, improvements, 1455 Hospitals, public infectious, abuse of, 780 in India, 171; the health offleer of Calcutta, Infirmary, Dundee Royal, 1617 Hospitals, quiet for, 304 413 ; special Plague Department in Calcutta, Infirmary, Edinburgh Royal, 113, 1369, 1682, Hospitals, Richmond, Whitworth, and Hard- 413 Moir Memorial Fund, 482; plague, 482; 1803: meeting of managers, 113, 1369; treat- wicke, information concerning, 594; hos- letter from the King, 482 : rats of ualcutta, ment of incipient mental disease in, 1682, pitals for the territorial force (leading 1275; health of Calcutta, 1554 1803; proposed model hospital for the article), 1450. See also Infirmaries and dis- India, Imperial Gazetteer of, rev., 148 Scottish Exhibition, 1682 pensaries India,Factory Labour Commission appointed, Infirmary, Glasgow Royal, 482; post-graduate HOSSACK, W. C.: Aids to the Identification of 1001 classes, 482 Rats connected with Plag7ue in India. weith India, prevention of hydrophobia in, 1735 Infirmary, Gloucester General and Glouces- saggestions as to the Collection of Specimens, India, nose mutilation in, 1537 tershire Eve Institution, information con- rev., 149 India, plague 62, 109. 156, 167, 22A 229, 295, cerning, 599 ROSSFELD's Polyglot Corresponzdent in English, 461, 472, 4-7, 482,inx 547, 569, 856, 1170, 1449, 1730, Infirmary, Halifax, centenary, 1802 French. German, and Spanish, rev., 1154 1770; questions in Parliament, 109, 167, 229, Infirmary, Hinckley Workbouse, 1749 Hostel of St. Luke, new buildings opened by 295, 478, article on, 472; letter Infirmary. Leeds General, 770; endowment of Queen, 220 from the647;King,leading482 a bed, 'i70 Housefly, proboscis of, 1558 India, report on plague investigations in, 155; Infirmary. Leicester, 599, 1443; information HOusTON, A. C., asked to examine Cairo diagnosisof natural rat plague, 156; spleen concerning, 599; note on new wards, 1443 water supply, 213 and liver in spontaneous rat plague, 155 ; Infirmary, liverpool Royal, 1459, 1613, 1687; HOUSTON, THOMAS: Opsonic and agglutina- transmission of plague by feeding rats with election of surgeon, 1459 I613, 1687 r Tu BRITxsH DEaO. 28, x19071 INDEX. 6M3DICAL JOURNAL

Infirmary, Montrose Royal, 1551 Inverness-shire, new sanatorium for. 1803 J. inirmary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Royal Vic- Invernith lodge retreat, 157 toria, 1615 Invigro body brace, 322 J. Z. obesity tablets, 25 tnfirmary, North Staffordshire, and Eye Hos- Iodalbin, 208 JACKSON, F. S.: Country members of the pital, information concerning, 599 Iodine and typhoid fever (George V. Percy), British Medical Association, 1375 inflrmary, Staffordshire General, informa- 143; (David Walsh), 262 JACKSON, GEORGE: Importance of the nasal tion- concerning, 599 Ionic medication (Stdphane Leduc), 631 accessory sinuses in relation to the ears, Infirmary, Sunderland, 20, 857, 1562; case of Iowa, proposed legislation to stamp out 969 complete volvulus of small intestine (re- tuberculosis in dairies, 988 JACKSON, HUGHLINGS: Appreciation of Sir ported by William Robinson), 20; annual Ireland, notes from, 48 112, 170, 232, 296, 335, William Broadbent, 180: bust of, iD National report, 857, 15-j2. See atso Poor Law 412, 481, 550, 694, 770, 847, 928, 1012, 1096, 1183, Hospital for Paralysis and Epilepsy, 1738 Influenza and childbed, 1365 1275, 1367, 1457, 1551, 1615, 1682, 1742, 1803, 1854; JACKSON, THOMAS W.: Tropical medicine, with INGT,IS,,H. M.: Came of cerebellar haemor- Royal Sanitary Institute, 48 ; health special reference to the lVest Indies, Central rhage. 715 of Belfast, 49, 170, 233, 296, 771, 1012, America, Hawaii and the Philippines, includ- Inguinal hernia. See Hernia 1368, 1616 ; final sitting of the Special ing a General Consideration of Tropical Inhaler, vest pocket, 526 Health Commission, 296; cerebro-spinal H?ygiene, rev., 911 Injunction against a limited liability dentist fever, 49: nursing the sick poor, 112 ; Royal JACOB, F. H.: Case of gonococcal pyaemia, conpany, 232 Hospital for Incurables, Dublin, 113; Royal 203, 487 Inland revenue, hospital porters and, 856 visit to Ireland, 170; UlsterMedical Society, JACOBI, Professor: Portfolio of Dermachromes, Innominate artery. See Artery 170, 1744; injunction against a limited lia- rev., 89 Inquest, another futile, 558 bility dentist company, 232 ;Sir John Banks JAFFREY, FRANCIS: Representation of the Inquests, evidence at, 1022 entertains the Lord Lieutenant, 296; Medical Faculty on the Senate of the Uni- Inquests and coroners in Ireland, 1022 National Hospital for Consumption, 296; versity of London, 1372, 1464, 1557 Inquests in hospitals, 1810 Surgeon-General Kilkelly, death of, 298; JAMES, ALEX. : Tuberculous-chlorosis, 1816 Inquests, military medical officers and, 1755 hospitality of the High Sheriff of Belfast, JAMES, ALEXANDER, dinner to, 1745 Insane, general paralysis of. See Paralysis 296; dispensary medical officers and their Japan, leprosy in, 1261; medical profession Insanitary houses at Kill-ush, 410; school in substitutes, 335; Dr. Walter Bernard, 335; in, 1610 Essex, 479 Local Government Board inquiries, 412, 481, Japanese folk medicines, 165 lInsanity and alcohol (F. W. Mott), 797; lead- 1098; judicial inquiries of the Irish Local JARDINE. ROBERT: Justification for artificial ing article on, 835; correspondence on, Government Board, 481, 1098; rioting in dilatation of the cervix to hasten delivery 1021 Belfast on the niglhts of August 11th and at full time, 426, 431 Insnaity, guardians and. See Guardians. 12th, 413; Irisli Poor-law doctors' holidays, Jaundice, obstructive, anastomosis between Insanity and the Insane Asylum in Egypt, 848 550; consumption in Ireland, 510, 1183, the common bile duct and the duodenum Insanity, alleged increase of (leading article), 1275; tuberculosis exhibition in Ireland, for (Andrew Fullerton), 1181 761 551, 770, 1012, 1096, 1183, 1457, 1551- the Jaws, sarcomata of (H. A. T. Fairbank), 1506 Insanity, open-air treatment of, 1093 Rotunda Hospital, 551; a variable Board, Jefferson Dodd's corrective, composition of, Insanity in Palestine, o42; in Ireland, 695; in 551 ; notification of deaths in Belfast, 551; 1654 Cape Colony 1906, 1369 ; in New South Wales, post-graduate couirse, Dublin, 694; Irish Jefferson Dodd's female pills, composition of, 1856. See also Lunacy and Mental Poor-law Association, 695; insanity in Ire- 1655 Insect bites, 213 land, 695; Irish dispensary drugs, 770; JELLINEK, VON S.: Medizinische Anwendungen Inspection or police supervision (leading medical witnesses' fees in Crown cases, 771: der Elektrizitdt, rev. 676 article), 223 Cork Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, 771: JENNER, EDWARD, and JOHN HUNTER, 1788 iLustitute for Medical Research in the Malay opening of new laboratories at Queen's Col- JENSON, C. J. G.: Modern D-ainage Inspection States, 234 lege, Belfast, 847; Dublin hospitals, forty- and Sanitary Surveys, rev., 675 Institute of Medical Sciences at South ninth annual report, 928; opening of new JEPSON, EDWARD: Child with multiple de- Kensington, proposed, 50, 60. 1360, 1456; consumption sanatorium, Belfast, 939; formities, 1647 leading article on, 1360; annotation on, qualified midwives in Ireland, 930; public Jewish physicians at the English court, 151 1456 lecture by Professor Symmers, 1012- Johns Hopkins Hospital Reports, rev., 990 Institute, Royal Anthropological, of Great Qneen's College, Cork, 1012; Meath Hos- JOHNSTON, AUGUSTUS, obituary notice of, 778 Britain and Ireland, 37 pital. opening of session, 1096: tuberculosis JOHNSTON, R. MCKENZIE: Teaching and Institute, Royal Sanitary, 48, 465; annual exhibition, 1096, 1183, 1551, 1682; preliminary status of laryngology and otology, 952 conference, 48; course of lectures, 465 conference, 1098; opening of the exhibition, JOHNSTON, T. ARNOLD: Case of pneumo- Institution, Liverpool Medical, 1099, 1238, 1097; the Irish language, 1098; annual coccal infection, 988 1426, 1588, 1828; opening meeting, 1099 ; cases report of the Irish Local Government JOHNSTONE, E. K.: Tuberculous soldiers, 116; and specimens. 1238 ; personal factor in diet Board, 1098; a cottage hospital, 1098 ; North treatment of scabies, 1287 (Chas. J. Macalister), 1238; unusual case of lnflrmary, Cork, 1183 ; alleged corruption at JOHNSTONE, J. B.; The Nervous System o ataxia (F. S. Heacey), 1426; Kroenlein's a dispensary election, 1186, 1616; lunacy in Vertebrates, rev., 391 operation (R. J. Hamilton), 1426; the ortho- Ireland, 1275; tribute to Sir Charles JOHNSTONE. R. J.: Recurrence of retro- diagraph (C. Thurston Holland), 1427; an Cameron, 1367; proceedings against a den- peritoneal lipoma: operation: recovery, elongated meso-caecum (Mr. Douglas- tist company, 1367; proposed inebriate 930 Crawford), 1427: Roth-Drager anaesthesia home for north of Ireland, 1363; Women's JONES, HENRY LEWIS: Address as president apparatus (F. M. Gardner-Medwin), 1427: Health Association, Belfast Branch, 1368, of Section of Electro-Therapeutics, 631; demonstration of colour photographs of 1457; Irish University education, 1457, 1803 ; some oscillograph tracings of medical coil skin diseases by the new Lumiere process antituberculosis campaign in Ireland, 1457; currents, 645 (Dr. Taylor and Dr. McKenna), 1588: clinical registration of deaths in Belfast, 1457, JONES, J. ARNALLT: Plea for the study of evening, 1828 "Belfast University," 1551: Cork Branch of bacteriology by the general practitioner, Institution, the Royal, 1731; lectures, 1731 the National Association for Prevention of 1164 Instituto Therapeutico Italiano," 367 Consumption. 1551; university education JONES, ROBERT: International Congress of Instruments, drugs, etc., annual exhibition in Ireland, 1615; health of Belfast school School Hygiene, 415. 703 of, 1000 children, 1615: tuberculosis museum in JONES, ROBERT: Mental and Sick Nursing, Instruments used in ophthalmic surgery, Belfast, 1616, 1744: Galway Workhouse v. rev., 1594 1211. See also Oplhthalmic Galway Asylum, 1616, 1744: Cork Medical JORDAN, ATFRED C.: Sterility among x-ray Insurance agents, medical men and, 1007, and Surgical Society, 1617; tuberculosis workers, 15 1112, 1195 exhibition in Limerick, 1683: Irish Univer- JOSEPH, MAX: Atlas of Cutaneous Morbid His- insurance companies and medical men, 1824 sity question, 1742; Notification of Birthls tology, rev., 89; general treatment of skin insurance companies and medical fees. See Act in Dublin, 1743; tuberculosis war in diseases, 1790 Fees Ireland, 1743; alleged bribery, 1744; isola- JOURNAL, BRITISH MEDTCAL, 1661, 1678 Insurance, medical. See Medical tion accommodation in Belfast, 1744; atti- Journal of the As8ociation of Medical Wl omen in Intelligence in scholars, assessment of, 1674 tude of Trinity College, 1803 ; the Edward India, 1448 Intemperance and life assurance, 240 Haflaran Bennett medal and prize, 1854 JURASZ, A.: Treatment of laryngeal tubercu- Internactional Glinics, rev., 1784 Ireland, insanity in, 695 losis, 1362 International correspondence, system of. 94 Ireland, Royal University of. See University JUTRGENSEN, THEODORE vON, obituary notice Interseapulo-thoracic amputation (Edred M. Ireland, schools of medicine in, 577, 593 of, 123 Corner). 822 Ireland, tuberculosis war in, 1743 Juvenile smoking, 419 Interstitial keratitis. See Keratitis Iridocyelitis (F. Richardson Cross), 1226; dis- Interviewer at sea, 777 cussion, 1229 Intestinal flux. anatomy of rectum and Iris. prolapse of in simple cataract extra5tion (James Cantlie), 1340 (A. C. Roper), 1236 Intestinal haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage Iris, tuberculous twmour of (Dr. Killen), 1585 InEtestinal obstruction (William Taylor), 893 Irish dispensary doctors. See Dispensary Inteatinal obstruction produced by retro- Irish language, 1098 perstoneal haematocele (H. Temple Irish lunatics. Poor-law Commission and, 547 Mursell), 950 Irish Medical Schools' and Graduates' Associa- Intestinal sand. SeeS8and tion. See Association K. Intestinal wall, cysts of (Dr. Miller), 1343 Irish Poor-law medieal service. See Poor Intestine, diseases of, abnormal fat assimnifla- Law KANDT, RICHARD, appointed Imperial Resi- tionaa&soelatedrwith (Owen T. Williams), 199 Irish university education, 1457 dent at Sultanate of Ruanda, East Africa, Intestine, malignant disease of, rendering an Iron, soluble arsenate of, 24 .1081 inguinal hernia irreducible (Charles T. Irristum, composition of, 1658 Kearsley's original Widow Welch's female MaeL. Plowright),1949 IRVINE, A. M.; Roger Diawiddie, Soul Doctor, pills, composition of, 1654 Intestine, small, resection of nine and a half rev., 1432 Keighley. proposed lady health visitor for, feet of for gangrene (Charles P. Childe), 891 IRVINE, WALKER: History of the Glasgow 110; report of M.O.H., 780 Intestine, small sarcoma of (Louisa Garrett Medico-Chirurgical-Society 1067 KEITH, ARTHUR : A-disclaimer and a warning, Anderson), 886 Islington, Infant mortality In, 1727, 1735 243 intestine, small, strangulation of through Isolation Hospital. See Hospital KELLY Lieutenant-Colonel JAMES BENNETT, rent in mesentery (Charles E. Bell), 1710 " Is the doctor a 18hylock ? " .841 obituary notice of, 123 Intestine, small, case of complete volvulus Is a round-table conference possible? 1461, KELLY, JOHN MuIIR: Critical study of organic of (reported by William jobinson), 20 1555, 1619, 1864. Secalso Referendum preparations of silver in the treatment of Intracranial tumour. See Tumour Italian.Minister of inance. grants £1 800 to conjunctivitis, 1475 Intussusception, ease of (i. ;Manwaring- Central Commitkee of the Bed. Cross and Keloid of face treatment of, 1287 White). 319 £1,000 to Palermo Subcommittee in aid of KELYNACK, T. N. (editor): The Drink Problem Intussusception in children (Duncan C. L. campaign against malaria, 362 in its Medico-Sociological Aspects, rev., 459; itAzwiUllams), 1648 Italy,; King of, consents to be Patron of Inter- care of tuberculons children, 750 Intussusception, acute, treatment of, 115 national Institute for Study and, Causes of KBNNY. J B., appointed J.P. for County of Iutnsausceptlonj acute enteric, with apparent Menttal Diseases and their Prophylaxis, Cavan, 1841 reduction by irrigation, abdominal section, 360 KENWOOD, HENRY: Infant mortality and the and fatal result (William Templeton), 262 Italy, ¢cndltions of practice In, 615 milk supply, 665 T. I is I15 1@INJ^m INDEX. [DEC. 28, 1907

KEOGH, Sir ALFRED, appointed Honorary Lactic-acid bacilli, malnutrition in an infant organization of the public health service, Physician to the King, 557; medical service due to excessive putrescence in the ali- 1003; medical men and the police, 1004; of the Territorial Force, 1182, 1243. See also mentary canal, successfully treated by (A, medical service of the territorial force, Army, British. Leading article on, 1265 Veitch), 319 1088, 1265,1460 - toxicity of borse serum, 1089'; Keratitis, interstitial, and acquired syphilis LADELL, E. W. J.: Hypnotism as a thera- rat fleas and plague, 1090; synthetical (J. Herbert Fisher), 1519 peutic agent, 1106 chemistry and biology. 1173; tropical medi- Keratitis, neuro-paralytic (Cecil Shaw), 1525 Ladies and public health. 1458 cine, 1174; galvanometer in the study of KERR, Dr.: Medical inspection of secondary Lady doctors. See Doctors mental diseases, 1175; the medical currn- schools and training colleges, 1353 LAIiNNEC, RENk I'HtOPHILE HYACINTHE, 33, culum-German and british, 1263; surgery KERR, J. M. MUNRO: Case of complete rup- 1837; statue of, 1831 of the vascular system, 1264; anaemia a;nd ture of the uterus, with escape of the fetus Laconec and the evolution of the stetho- Addison's anaemia 1358; measurement of into tne peritoneal cavity: panhysterec- scope (C. Theodore Williams), 6 mental fatigue, 1359; proposed medieal tomy: recovery, 445 LAFON, CH : Oedipism. 1847 institute at South Kensington, 1360; hos- KIDD, CAMERON: Finger cracks, 1755 LAMARCK, monument to, 1560 pitals for the territorial force, 1450; guar- KidneY, case of single (J. S. Manson), 1827 LAMBERT, A. C.: Calcium chloride in haemor- dians and public vaccinators. 1450: teach- Kidney, decapsulation of, in puerperal rhage. 83 iD of midwifery in London, 1450; practical eclampsia, 43 LAMBKIN, Colonel Ir. J, goes to report on utility of annual meetings, 1539; medical Kidney, mobile, with a description of a new syphilis in Uganda, 925 examination in infant schools, 1540 diurnal operation for its treatInent (E. Stanmore LAImRA, CONSTANTINE: "Modern" dis- course of efficiency. 1541; medical inspec- Bishop), 901 coveries in the domain of women's dis- tion of school children, 1604,1714; indica- Kidney. movable, from a surgical standpoint eases found in the Greek wrlters, 756 tions for operation in cases of intracrantal (William Billington), 1575, 1X87 ; aorrespon- Lamma powder, composition of, 677 tumour, 1605; street ambulance service for dence on, 1748,1855 LAMPUGNANI, CESARE, death of, 101 London, 1607; the British Medical Associa- Kidney, tuberculous (Andrew Fullerton), Lancashire, notes from, 1272, 1740; report tion, 1907-8, 1671 emmenagogues in the 1584 on a stammering class, 1272; health of, newspapers, 1672; Royal Society andvivisea- Kidneys in beri-beri, 1105,1281 1550 ; public vaccination in Oldham, 1740 tion, 1673; Departmental Commission on Kieff, medical departmiient for higher educa- LANDOLT, E.: Form and manipulation of inebriety, 1732; value of atoxyl in sleeping tion of women established at, 166 instruments used in ophthalmic surgery, sickness, 1733; medical inspection and KILKELLY, Surgeon-General CHARLES E., 1211 after, 1794; specific diagnosis andtreatmernt death of, 296; estate of, &'%6 LkNDOUZV, Professor, appointed Dean of of tuberculosis. 1794: Medical Insurance KILLEN, Dr.: Adenoids in eye disease, 1585; Medical Faculty in Paris, 1684 Committee, 1796; technical progress and tuberculous tumour of iris, 1585 LANGLON, J. A : Poisoning by bromoform, mental integrity, 1842; results of stomach KILPATRICK, J. A. Notes on 121 cases tested 1648 surgery, 1842 with Calmette's tuberculin, 1644 LANGDON-DOWN, R. L.: Precocious develop- League, National Temperance, 922 Kilrush, insanitary houses at, 410 ment, 743 ; the Referendum and the pro- Leamington Spa, Royal, 337, 357; early his- King Edward's Hospital Fund for London posed round-table conference, 1804 tory, 337; comparison with foreign spas, Bill. See Fund LANGMEAD, FREDERICK: Acetonaemic con- 337; situation, 338; pump rooms and baths, KINGDON, WILLIAM DASHWOOD: Oldest Edin- ditions of children, 819 339; gardens, 339; Warneford Hospital, burgh medical graduate, 486 LANGWORTRY, C. F.: Use of Fruiit as Food, 339; Dr. Jephson, 339; the waters of the KINSEY, R. H.: The Association and the rev., 527 spa, 340; literature, 340; climate, 340; pro- General Medical Council, 173 LANKESTER.,RAY, K.C.B. conferred upon, 41 vision for amusements, 341: places ob KIPLING, RUDYARD, awarded Nobel Prize in LARKIN, F. CHARLES: The Referendum, 1101 interest in the neighbourhood, 341; leading Literature, 1735 Laryngismus stridulus in newborn infants article on, 357 KIRBY, E. D.: The Referendum, 1461 (Eustace Smith), 131 LEARY, T. GARNET R.: Case of aneurysm oS Kirby-in-Ashfield Urban listrict, report of Laryngology. teaching and status of (R. abdominal aorta without symptoms, 714 M.O H., 241 McKenzie Johnston), 952 LECKY, Mr., and vivisection, 1620, 1838 KIRCHNER, MARTIN: Ueber den heutigen Stand Larynx, differential diagnosis of tubercu- LECKY, H. C.: Tuberculosis and schools, 703 der Typhusbekdmpfung, rev., 1593 losis, syphilis, and malignant disease of Lecture, the Bradshaw (Sir James Barr), 1289; KIRKLAND, ROBERT: Where physician and (Sir Felix Semon), 952, 961; (W. Jobson comment on, 1748; (Rickman J. Godlee), surgeon meet, 8 Horne), 956; discussion, 958 1697 KLAPP, Dr. vON: Functionelle Behandluag der Larynx, tuberculosis of, treatment of, 1362 Lecture, the Bradshaw. a comment, 1748 Skoliose, rev., 1193 LAST, T. CLIFFORD: Eggs in the diet of Lecture, the Huxley, 1681 KLEIN, Professor GUSTAV: Obstetrical writers infants, 63 LE DENTU, A.: Nouveau Traite de Chirurgie, of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Last words, 1262 rev., 909 757 Lateral sinus. See Sinus LEDERMANN, REINHOLD: Die Therapie der KLOTZ, OSKAR: Toxicity of horse serum, 1089 LATHAM, ARTHUR: Diagnosis and Modern Haut-und Geschlechtskrankheiten, rev., 89 Knee-joint, loose bodies in, operation (S. J. Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, rev., LE DOUBLE, Dr., prize awarded to by the. Ross), 987 206; representation of the Medical Faculty Acaddmie Franeaise, 355: Trait6 des Vaeia- KNIGHT, F.: Instruction of midwives, 1106 on the 8enate of the University of London, tions des 08 de la Face de l'Honmme et leur signi- KNIGHT, J. T.: Fleas as carriers of disease, 1372, 1434, 1556 flcation au point de vue de l'Anthropologie 1195 Latin quotation, pitfalls of, ]673 Zoologique, rev., 1832 KNUTHSEN, LouIs: Treatment of scabies, 244 LAVERAN, A.: Trai6t du Paludisme, rev., 912; LEDUC, STPPHANE: Ionic medication, 631 KOCH, ROBERT: In honour of, 842; crocodiles Trypanosomes and Trypanosomiases, rev., LEE, HENRY, bust of, 630 and sleeping sickness, 1357; dignity of 1346; note on, 1472; Nobel Prize in Medi- Leeds, notes from, 697, 769, 926, 1271,1547, 1614, Active Privy Councillor with title of "Ex- cine awarded to, 1735 1740; work of the Pure Milk Association, 697 ; cellency" conferred upon, 1546; his return LAWFORD, J. B.: Tumour of optic nerve, resignation of the Professor of Midwifery to Berlin, 1555; value of atoxyl in sleeping 1149 (Professor Wright), 769; endowment of a sickness, 1733 LAWRIE, E.: Dr. Waller's address on the bed at the General Infirmary, 770; Leeds KOcHER. TH.: Chirurgisehe Operationslehre, action of anaesthetics, 487, 555; relative Public Dispensary, 926; We3t Riding Medi- rev.. 909 value of inhalation and injection methods cal Charitable Society, v27; medical service KORI k, W. E. DE: Etiology and pathological of anaesthesia, 1028 of the territorial army, 1271 ; formation of a histology of beri-berl, 201, 1281 LAWRIE, J. MACPHERSON: 8iX successful hys- Yorkshire Association of Graduates of the "Kosher" meat. See Meat terectomies for fibroid disease in one University of Edinburgh, 1547; Leeds post- KRAEPELIN, EMIL: Introduction d la Psychi- family, 1342 graduate course at the Leeds Public Dis- .atrie Clinique, rev., 1242 Lead in soda water,' 411 pensary, 1548; charnges In the honoraryr KROEMER, e'AUL: Untersuchuzngen ueber den LEADER, ALFRUD: Through Jamaica with a staff of the Leeds Public Dispensary, 1614; Bau der menschlichen Tube: zur Kldrung der kodak, rev., 1528 infant mortality at Huddersfield, 1614; Divertikelfrage mittels Modell-Rekonstruktion Leading Articles: 38, 102, 160, 221, 277, appointments at the University, 1614; din- nach Born, rev. 392 3'6, 403, 470, 538, 261, 682, 759, 85b, ner of past and present students, 1614, 1740 ; Kroenlein's operation (R. J. Hamilton), 1426 918, 1002, 1088, 1173, 1263, 1358, 1450 fatal burns in children, 1740; classes at the KUSSMAUL, ADOLF, monument to, 1660 1539, 1604, 1671, 1732,1794,1842; the annuai medical school of the Uuiversity, 1740. See Kuster's operation of post-auricular meatal meeting, 38,277, 356, 1671; LordLister's latest also West Yorkshire anthrotomy. See Aural suppuratton honour, 39 ; new Workmen's Compensation Leeds Dispensary. See Dispensary KtSTNER, )r.: Caesarean section on a Act and rules, 40; simulation of mental Leeds University. See University monkey, 1472 disease, 102; diluted milk, 103; decline in LE FEBRE, EGBERT: Physical Diagnosis, the death-rate from phthisis, 103; Annual including Diseases of the Thoracic Duct and7. Representative Meeting, 160; pathogenesis Abdominal Organs: A Manual for Students of malignant tumours, 161; fiction ofthris- and Physicians, rev., 910 tian Science, 221; experiments with bovine Legend of the Queen-Doctor, 1545 tubercle bacilli 222; inspection or police LEGGE, T. M.: Special report on dangerous supervision P 22k; the Exeter Meeting, 277; or injurious processes in the coating of address in medicine, 277; address in metal with lead or a mixture of lead and surgery, 278; health resorts at home, 357; tin, 1799 pathogenesis of general paralysis, 358; LEIDY, JOSEPH, statue of, 1738 International Congress of School Hygiene, Leishman's method of estimatingthe opsonfe 403; injections of blood in malignant index, modification of (H. B. Dodds), 948 Label licking in thread factories, 167 tumours, 404; tuberculosis and schools, LE tTZ, ERNST: Catalogue of microscopes, 943 Laboratories of pathology and public health, 470; plague in India, 472; the unborn LENHARTZ, H. VON: Mikroskopie und Chemi change of address, 1087 infant, 473; an appeal from gynaecologists, am Krankenbett, rev., 149 Laboratory for examination of stools, etc., a 475; insecurity of tenure of public health LEO, HANS: Die Salzsduretherapie auf theo- special, 492, 620 appointments, 538, 1003; metabolism in retischer und Practischer Grundlage, rev., Laboratory Outline of General Chemistry, rev., mental work, 539; national physique in 1651 1784 Bulgaria, 540; Early Notification of -Births LEON-JAMEs, L.: Treatment of alopecia Labour, abnormal, instruction of midwives Act, 540; profession of medicine, 661; por- areata, 491 in the signs and symptoms of (Peter tals of the profession, 562; medical aspects LEOPOLD, Dr.: Die neue k6nigliche Frauen- Horrocks). 785 of the Parliamentary session, 682 ; radical klinik in Dresden, rev., 23 Labourers2 health of, in Austria, 698 treatment of mammary cancer, 683; finan- Lepers, appeal for, 1087 Labyrinthine suppuration, surgical treat- cial position of the general practitioner, Lepra ophthalmica in Ceylon (W. H. de' ment of (W. Milligan), 983 684; relerendum and the reports on it, Silva), 1235 LACHAPELLE, E. ., elected Fellow, Royal 759; eugenics and statecraft, 759; atti- Leprosy, alleged cure for 1677 Sanitary Institute, 1792 tude of the Board of Education to Leprosy and fish, 852, iio Lacrymal bone, fracture of, with perforation school hygiene, 760, 1604, 1794; alleged ,Leprosy, in New South Wales, 548; in the of lacrymal sac, 52 increase of insanity, 761; alcohol and Argentine ReDublic 1106; in Japan, 1261 Lacrymal obstruction treated by Parson's insanity, 835; war against quackery, 836; Leprosy, treatment oi, 545 method (reported by C. Martin Row), 1776 lunacy in England and Wales, 918; the Leucocytes, granules in, 681; fertilization in, Lactic acid and- digestive disorders (T. scientific temper, 919; the Gothenburg 758 Blanchard Sellors), 526 system, 920 lumbar anaesthesia, 1002; dis- Leucocytosis of hydatid disease, 64 TuEarnin jq IDzc. 28, 1907.] INInEX. r NIIJOURXTCAL WAL Leucoplakia, treatment of, 559 logy, 914; Canadian Journal of Medicine and LocKYEHR, CuTHBERT: Operative treatment Leukaemia, acute lymphatic (Mr. Milward), Surgery, annual illustrated number, 991; of cancer of cervix, 413, '*03 1343 removal of tbe spleen by the ancients, 991 ; Locomotor ataxia, its early recognition and Leukaemia, spleno - medullary (John D. account of the iristol Medical Reading general management (Ernest A. Dent), Shapland), 1042 Society, byB L. M. Griffiths, 1084; biblio- 1821 LBvADITI: Attempt to cultivate the spiro- graphy, medical, and Indez Medic, 1171, LODGE, G. H,, re-elected Mayor of Botherham, chaete of syphilis, 1738 1155 ; Thomas Lovell Beddoes, 1171; 1449 LB VERHIER, the discoverer of the planet achondroplasia (H. H. Clarke), 1261; LoEFFLER, Professor: Treatment of experi- Neptune, note on, 1839 George Louis le Clere de Buffon. 1261; mental tsetse-fly disease,334 Lf:VY-BXNG, Dr.: Value of atoxyl in syphilis, leproby in Japan (Albe-rt S. Ashmead), LoEwy, ROBERT:Ueber. Augenerirankungen 293 121; -last words, 1262; Sir Lauder sexuenten Ursprunges bei Prauen, rev., 991 LLws, Rev. LIONEL SmiTRETT: Evidence Brunton's introductory address at the LOMAX,MONTAGU: Christian science, 300 before Itoyal Commission on Vivisection, London School of Tropical Medicine, London ambulance service, 1607, 1841.Sew 1529, 1838.; quotes Mr. Lecky on vivisection, 1355 ; Alexander of Aoonoteichos, a also Ambulance 1838 notorious quack of antiquity, 1356; London, notification of cerebro-spinal fever Lewis, insanitation in the, 46 Jean Jacques Dold6, 1356: medical jour- In, 544 Leyden, medico-historical exhibition at, 810 nals in Canada, 1356; number of publica- London County Council. See Cohncil LEYDEN, VON.See Von tions dealing with cancer which have London and ManchesterAssurance Company, LiabilityrcccIdent.for 1752 appeared since 1902, 1443; Esperanio con- 1448 Lies, persistence of, 923 gress, 1448; "folk lore in the Old Testa- London Manual, rev., 24 Life assurance See Assurance ment," 1448; Journal of the Association of London matriculation. SeeMatriculation Life Assurance Medical Officers' Association. Medical WVomen in India, 1448; Carlyle and London meat and milk supplies, 109. See also See Association vivisection, 1137; mosquito as a sanitary Milk Life cycle ot a species of herpetomonas problem, 1537; "verify your references," London Medical Graduates' College. See found in Culexpipeen (Captain W. S. 1537, 1788; first number of the New Quarterly, College Patton), 78 1537 ; Edmund Owen tells a story of Palmer London Post-graduate Association. See Life-saving in colliery explosions, 410 of Rugeley, 1537; mutilation of noses in Association Life tables, the new English, 755 Mdical "numiefro des London quacks in the eighteenth century, Ligament, pectinate (Thomas Henderson), India,itudiants,"1637; .Progreo1603; Francis Thompson, 1603; 921 1519 Union Jack Club, 1603; Proceedings of the London School of Clinical Medicine, informa- ight, review of books on, 1527 Royal SocietyofMedeicine, 1660; Edinburgh tion concernin ,603; 'formal opening, 11655; LIGHTFOOT, JOHN PARKER, obituary notice Stereosopic Atlas of Obstetric, 1660; new introductoryadddess, 1155 ; development of of,o1562 book,TheRed City, )rr.by Weir Mitchell, the school, 1156 Limerick, tuberculosis exhibition in, 1683 1724 ; stories from Lerivesfrom the Notebooks London School of Medicine for Women. See LNND-AF-HsAGEBY, Miss L., evidence of before of Lady Dorothy Nevill, 1724; School for Hospital, Royal Free Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1028, Mothers, 1787; account of John Chiene, London School of Dental Surgery. See 1163 1787; letter from Gold Coast addressed to Hospital, Royal Dental LISFIELD, FR D. C.: Worthing and its health the Oxford Medical Publications, 1788; London Scbool Hygiene. See School repute, 1622 John Wesley as a forerunner of Darwin, London University. See Universitt Lipoma, retroperitoneal, recurrence of, 1788; verification of reference: John London workhouses, lunatics and imbeciles operation,'recovery((. J. Johnstone), 950 Hunter and Edward Jenner, 1788; Ancient ia, 479 Lip-reading, 859 Britain and the In)asion of Julius Caesar: LONG, SYDNEY' H.: Ophthalmo-reaction of Liqueur du Dr. Laville, composition of, 677 food of our forefathers, 1788; Mr.tecky on Calmette, 1826 Lisburn, registration of deaths at, 410 vivisection quoted by the Rev. LionelB. LONGCO1'E, W. T. (editor) International Clinics. LsTvR, Lord, 30 39; honorary freedom of Lewis, 1838; Germanmedical press and tiev., 1784 the City of. London conferred upon, 30; doctors who write recommending proprie- LO NGRIDGE,C.. NEPEAN: The Puerperium or leading article on, 39; freedom of Cityof tary remedies, 1838; Le Verrier, one of the the Management of the Lying-in Woman and Glasgow to be conferred upon, 1678 discoverers of the planet Neptune, 1839; Newborn Infant, rev., 147 List8 of Muscles for Electrical Testing foruse in Henry II of France and the doctors, 1839; LONGWORTH, STEPHEN G.: Ambiguous reac- Private and Hospital Practice, rev, 1784 Charles Darwin, 1839; Albion Magazine,1839 ; tions insugar testing. 19 Literary knowleoge of the profession,18E 6 plaguein the 17th century in the Hautes LORD.ROBB.RT E : Menstruation accom- LTERAaRY NOTES, 32, 94.158, 213, 269. 355, 537, Pyrdndes, 1839; the International, 1840 panied by lactation in aninfant, 1859 681,756, 833, 914. 991, 1084, 1171,1261, 1355, 1448, Litholapaxy, suprapubic, two cases of (R. -Lord Mayor' cripple-fund.. See Fund 1537 1603,1660, 1724, 1787, 1838; notices of new HIeard),75 LOpiMER, G.: Medicine in ancient Greece, boois, periodicals, and new editions, GRAHAM: Representation of the 196 32, 94, 158, 213, 681, 757, 833, 914, 991, LTTLE,medicalI:.faculty on the Senate of the Uni- Low, G. HARVEY: Wasp. stings, 1112 1084,1171, 1448, 1537, 1660, 1724, 1839; women's versity of London, 1466 Low-frequency currents, therapeutic value of suffrage (Mrs. E. M. Simon), 32; stone LITTLE, J. FLETCHER: Drunkenness in alternating (E.- Reginald Morton), 645. See coffins and chalice in churchyard in women, 1281 also Electro-therapeutics Carlisle (Dr. Henry Barnes), 32; treatment H. (editor): Edinburgh Medical LOWNDES, FRED. W.: Medical witnesses' fees, of infectious diseases by red light (Don LTrLEJOEEN,Journal, rev 819 941 Manuel de Feronda), 32; oldest existing Live burial. Burial Lubricant for catheters. See Catheters illustration of operation for cataract (Pro- Liver abscess.seeSee Abscess LucAs, J. J. Pericardial calcification, 1404 fessor Hirschberg), 32; (M. Camille Viellard). Liver, cirrhosis of, with exophthalmic goitre LUCAs-CHAMPIONNIk RH. Professor J., pro- 94; system ofinternational correspon- (Dr. Miller), 1343 posed memorial to, 1013 dence, 94; bibliography of Sir Thomas Liver, "hobnail," and alcohol, 1276, 1362, 1375, LUFF ARTHUR P.: Gout: Its Pathology, Forms, Browne'sBReligioAledici, 94: the Manorial 1467, 1559 Diagnosis and Treatment, rev., 753 ; rheuma- Society, 94; foundation of a Medico- cirrhosis of, in an infant toid arthritis and the morbid conditions Historical Society in France, 158; Dr. Weir Liver,(H. S.hypertrophicWillson), which simulate it, 1143 Mitchell publishes some memoranda in Liver, large fattyin aninfant; sudden death Lulworth Cove, 944 regard to William Harvey, 158; story of (T. Reuell Atkinson), 1711 Lumbago, treatment of, 1111 Desgenettes and General Bonaparte, 158; Liver, review of books on, 265 Lumbar anaesthesia (leading article), 1002 Dr. A. C. Houston, Director of Water Liverpool, notes from, 169, 769, 845, 1099, Lumbar puncture, its diagnostic and thera- Examination to the Metropolitan Water 1181, 1459,1612, 1740 1802, 1850; school of tro- peutic value (E. Farquhar Buzzard), 739; Board, invited to examine Cairo water pical medicine, 69,1 769, 1099; corgress (F. E. Batten), 741; (J. tiraham Forbes), 741; supply, 213; Colonel Kenneth Macleod on university students, 169; municipal discussion, 742 Indian medical administration, 214; treatmentof of tuberculosis, 769; study of Lunacy certification, 942, 1109; etiquette of, Addington, the Prime Minister, 269 tropical medicine, Mary Kingsley medal, 1109 Scientific Temperance Federation, 269; annual report of medical officer Lunacy fee. See Fees Lady Dorothy Nevill's reminiscences of 769,of 845; medical institution, 1099; Lunacy in England and Wales, report of doctors, 269; Jean Rey and theflrst use ot newhealth,Lord Mayor, 1099: resignation of Commissioners for 1906, 757, 831; leading the thermometer'in clinical observation, Mr. Parker, 1099; annual ser- article on,9X8 269; Acaddmie Frani,aise awards prize to Dr. vice ofRushltonthe medical profession, 1099; Mr. Lunacy in Ireland, 1275 Le Double,355 ; Augustus Grote Pohlman Haffkine and Professor Ronald Ross, Lunacy report for South Australia, 1853 gives an account of Phineas Fletcher's 1181; Association of Honorary Medical Lunacy, vital statistics and, 229 curious poem, The Purple Island, 355; Officers of Liverpool Medical Charities,- Lunatics and imbeciles in London work- Transactions of the rourteenth Inter- 1459; election of surgeon to Royal Infirmary. houses, 479 national Medical Congress 1903, 537; phy- 1459; the Lord 1459; Mayor of Lunatics, pauper, care and control of, 765. sicians of the Arabian school (Dr. E. T. Bootle, 1459; NotificationMayor, of Births Act, See also Insanity and Mental Williams). 537; history of medicine in 1612, 1740; common house fly and disease, Lung diseases, review of books on, 1152 Savoy in the fourteenth and fifteenth cen- JAJ12 new Food Act, 1613; Royal Inflrmary, Lungs, review of books on, 320 turies, 537; Master Giacomo Albini de 1613; Royal Hospital, 1740 ; pre- Lupus vulgaris. treated by x rays (J- Goodwin Monealeri.537; surgical dressings in the sentation toSouthernProfessor Rushton Parker, Tomkinson), 642 ; dil cussion on, 643 time of Queen Anne, 681; Journal of 1850; retirement of Professor Carter, LUSK, GRAHAM: Elements of the Scienceof Tropical Veterinary Science, 681; Ricardus -1740,1740; medical service of the Territorial Nutrition. rev., 989 Anglicus, 681; Timothy Holmes on 8ir Army, 1802 LYDEN, M. J.: Simultaneous dislocation of Benjamin Brodile, 756; Henry Rundle's Liverpool housing, 486 both shoulders, 143 " Holiday recollections and impressions of Medical Charities Association. See treated by x rays (J. Michell Holland," 756; unsolicited testimonials: LiverpoolAssociation LymphadenomaClarke). 1137 the praise of the doctor sung in verse. Liverpool Medical Institution. See Institu- Lymphocytosis and periodic fever, 1852 756; Constantine Lamera on "modern" tion Lyso) dermatitis cauwe*1 by, 1380 discoveries in the domain of diseases of Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. See Lytroi, composition of, 677 women which are found in the old Greek Tropical Lyxhayr, a new bedding material, 267 writers, 756; Alte und neue Gynaekologie, of the G. A. Moynihan), 757; women's diseases from the ninth to Living,1381 pathology (B. the sixteenth cedturies, 767; John Tod- LLOYD, Surgeon-Colonel J D., dismissed from hunter translal es Heine's Buch der Leider, Brynkinalt 108, 112, 695; a satis- 833;. Journal of the Ceylon Branch of the ending,Colliery,695 British Medical Association, 833; Johann LocalfactoryGovernment Board. SeeBoard Christian Senckenberg, two hundredth LoCHLEIN, M.: Uber die entzilndlicken Ver- anniversary of, 833; Quarterly Journal- anderunqen dYer (?lomeruli "Per mens8clsichen or -Medicine, 914 ; a correction, 914 Nieren und ihre die Nephride, M. Journql of Pathology and Bacteriology, 914; rev., 321 Bedeutungfilr Journal of Anatomy and Physiology, 914; FRANK obituary notice of, 1025 M.D. 1628; of H{eidelberg, 1859 Jacques Franeois Bernard Valmont de LOCHRANE, C. B. J.,: Clinical pathology in M. 0.degrce,H., removal of anotiher, 1797 Bomarc,- 914; first officers of the British LOCKwOOD,its relation to and treatment, M MA&RTEN: The New Religion, rev, Museuim, 914; American Journal of JMorpho- 493 -diagnosis 103Jv &RTTNS, 2020 THz BiLmsu 1 MEDICAL JOURNALJ INDEX. [DEC, 28,1907. = - I. I MACAIGNE: Pr&ci8 de Pathologie Interne, rev., Malaria, campaign against: grantfrom Italian MARX, HUGo: Einfilhrung in die gerichtlichen 829 Minister of Finance, 362 ; in Mauritius, 1095; Medizin fiUr praktische Krimtinalisten, rev., MACALISTER, CHAS J.: Personal factor in diet, old ideas as to the etiology of, 1119 90 ; Praktikum der gerichtlichenMedizin, rev., 1238 Malaria prevention in uncultivated districts 1719 MCBRIDE, P.: Functional element in certain (Hans Ziemann), 1046. See also Antimalaria MARx, S. : Vagitus uterinus, 42 forms of anosmia, 945 Malay States, Federated, notes from, 234; Mary Kingsley medal, 769 MACCALLAN, A. F.: Four years' work with Institute for Medical Research, 234 Massachusetts, State Commission on Con- the ophthalmic hospitals in Ekpt, 1072; MALCOLM, J. D.: Femoral hernia and the sumption appointed, 1001 note on. 1091 ; travelling ophtlialmic hospi- bladder, 1237; hysterectomv and appen- Massacre of the Innocents, 294 tals in Egypt, 16b7 dicectomy performed on a patient aged 74, Mastication, efficient, some anatomical re- MCCANN, rREDERICK JOHN: Cancer of the 1571 suilts of (F. J. Bennett), 1502 Womb: Its Syymptom,s, Diagnosis, Prognosis, Male nurses. See Nurses Mastoid, development of (Thomas Guthrie), and Treatment, rev., 146 Malignant disease. simulation of, by chronic 986 MCCARDIE, Dr.: Status lymphaticus, 1778 inflammatory affections of the sigmoid Mastoid operation, case of radical (Knowles McCAw. JOHN: Tuberculosis in childhood flexure (K. W. Monsarrat), 65 Renshaw), 1208 and its relation to milk, 1757 Malignant disease of intestine rendering an Mastoid operation, correspondence on. See McDoNAGH, Surgeon REGINAI D CHARLES PAT- ingninal hernia irreducible (Charles T. Aural TISSON, obituary notice of, 1857 MacL. Plowright), 949 MATHISON, THOMAS: Popular Guide to Income- MACDONALD, J. A.: Procedure of the Repre- Malignant disease of larynx. See Larynx tax Schedules, with Specimen Form4s and Full sentative Meeting, 1618 Malignant growths, etiology of (R. B. Wild), Instructions, rev., 1242 MACDONALD, R. C.: Motor bicycles, 1472 1715 Matriculation Directory 1907, rev., 149 MACDONOGH, DOUGLAS: Cheiro-pompholyx Malignant tumours. See Tumours Matriculation, London, as a school-leaving following parturition, 1237; inarch of educa- Malnutrition in an infant due to excessive certificate, 112 tion, 1288 putreseence in the alimentary canal suc- Mauritius, plague in, 220, 461, 559, 856, 1170, M'DOWELL, Surgeon-Colonel EDMUND GREs- cessfully treated by lactic acid bacilli 1449, 1730; malaria in, 1095 WELL, obituary notice of, 558 (A. Veitch), 319 MAXWELL, E. J.: Case of myositis ossiflcans, MACEWEN, J. A. C.: Case of achondroplasia, Malta fever. See Fever 1647 1646 Mammary cancer. See Cancer MAXWELL, Sir HERBERT, elected Chairman McGAVIN. LAWRIE: Use of flligrees of silver Mammary tumour. See Tumour of Council of National Association for Pre- wire in the cuee of herniae usually con- MANASSE, PAUL: UJber chronische progressive, vention of Consumption, 1262 sidered inoperable, 1395 labyrinthare Taubheit, rev., 90 MAXWELL, J. PRESTON: Small-pox and vacci- MCGOWAN, J. P.: Clinical method for esti- Manchester and Salford, notes from 47, 110, nation in China, 118 mating the coagulation time of the blood, 168, 230, 336, 411, 480. 552, 696, 768. 843, 926, MAY, CHARLES H.: Manual of Diseases of the 1580 1010, 1098, 1181, 1271, 1366, 1458, 1549, 1613, 1681, Eye, rev., 1241 MCGowAN, R. G.: The Referendum, 1278 1801, 1850 ; coDjointmeetings of Divisions, 47; MAYLARD, A. ERNEST: Direction of abdo- MACGREGOR, Sir WILLIAM: Grand Cross of New Hulme hall of residence for students, minal incisions, 895; difficulties connected the Order of St. Michael and St. George 110 ; milk supply of Manchester, 110: " six- with the diagnosis of gastric derangements, conferred upon, 41 penny doctors," 110, 480 ; convalescent home 1068: diagnosis and treatment of appendic- MCINERNEY, J. J.: Cimicifuga in chorea, at Penmaenmawr, 110; crippled children, itis, 1648 1380 110 ; notiflcation of phthisis, 168; hospital MEACHEN, G. NORMAN: Skin Diseases; their MCINTOSH: An attempt to cultivate the reform, 168; medical union in Manchester, Nursing and General Mfanagement, rev., 989 spirochaete of syphilis, 1738 168; "Kosher" meat, 168; Great Central MEAKIN, HAROLD B., obituary notice of, 1025 MACKAY, CHARLES GORDON: Case that seems Railway Mutual Provident Society, 230; Measurement of mental fatigue. See Mental to suggest a clue to the possible solution of ethical rules for Divisions, 230, 768 ; playing Meat, condemned, in Australia, 172 the cancer problem, 138 fields, 230; health of Salford and the physi- Meat, frozen, for the army, 167 MACKAY, LEWIS, obituary notice of, 557 cal standard of its schoolboys, 336; British Meat inspection, x rays for detection of McKENDRICK, Professor, testimonial to, 48; Pharmaceutical Congress, 336; grants in aid tubercle as an aid to, 115 dangers of an anaesthetic hairwash, 776 and the Manchester University, 411, 768; Meat, "Kosher," 168 McKENNA, Dr.: Colour photographs of skin medical assistance for the poor, 411- milk- Meat supply of London, 109 diseases, 1588 blended butter, 411; lead in soda water, 411: Meat of tuberculous cattle, 706 MACKENZIE. RECTOR: Complications of pneu- National Society for Prevention of Cruelty Meckel's diverticulum. See Diverticulum monia, 1150 to Children, 411; hospital collections, 552; Medal, the Bennett. See Bennett MACKIE, F. PERCIVAL: Part played by Pedicut- infant schools, 552; Notifieation oi Births Medical aspect of dental caries in childhood ls corporis in the transmission of relapsing Act, 396, 1271, 1801; advances in surgery in (Geo. F. Still), 1485 fever, 1705 Manchester, 696; the university grant, 768; Medical aspects of the Parliamentary Session MCKISACK, H. L.: Dictionary of Medical Midwives Act in 1906, 843: puerperal fever (leading article), 682 Diagnosis, rev., 1153 in Manchester, 844; notification of still- Medical aspects of workmen's compensation. MACLACHLAN. JAMES, re-elected Provost of births, 844; presentation to Dr. Milson See Act Dornoch, 1752 Rhodes, 926; sanitary work in Man- Medical assistance for the poor, 411 MACLEAN, EWEN J.1: Contract practice in chester, 928; corporation officialism. 926; Medical attendance in cases of sudden illness, South Wales, 1618 medical men and the police, 1010; proposed 492 MCCLEARY. G. F.. elected Fellow Royal Sani- memorial to Professor Dreschfeld, 1010, Medical Benevolent Society. See Society tary Institute, 1792 1181, 1367; Medicines Act in Salford. 1010- Medical boycott, 1561 MACLENNAN, ALEX.: Place of the Spiro- medical inspection of school children, Medical bureau and the Board of Education. chaeta pallida in the diagnosis of syphilis, 1098; University Union, 1181; complaints See Board 1510 against sanitary inspectors, 1272; pollution Medical career, choice of a (James Craig), MCLENNAN, QUINTIN: Appreciation of Sir of Manchester air, 1366; municipalization 1035 William Gairdner, 366 of hospitals, 1366; ladies and public health, Medical cases demonstrated in the Meath MACLENNAN, WILLIAM: Observations on the 1456; Manchester Port Sanitary Authority, Hospital, Dublin (James Craig), 709 ophtlhalmo reaction to tuberculin, 1642 1458 Glasgow University Club, 1459, 1681; Medical certification of patients for emigra- MACLEOD, Colonel KENNETH: Indian medical Swinton and the Notification of Births tion purposes, 1110, 1749 administration, 214 Act, 1549; health of Lancashire, 1550; Medical charities, bequests to. See Bequests MCMUL,LEN, JOHN: Subacute rheumatism, University grant, 1613; waves of disease, Medical coil currents, some oscillograph 184 1614; factory surgeons and their critics, travings of (fly. Lewis Jones), 645 MACMUNN, JA31ES: Preservation of rubber IbOl * care of feeble-minded, 1850; Christie Medical Directory," 784, 1028, 1849 instruments, 559; lubricant for catheters, Cancer Hospital, 1851 Medical education, informatfion concerning, 1028 Manchester, Notification of Births Bill in, 563, 600 MCMURRICH, J. P. (editor): Morris's Human 1688 Medicaleducation, English and German (Sir Anatomy, rev., 1070 Manchester Port Sanitary Authority, 1459 Felix Semon), 1197; leading article on, 1263; MACNAB, ANGUS: Ulccration of the Cornea, rev., Manchester University. See University correspondence on, 1376 1240 Manitoba, conditions of practice in, 615 Medical education for women, 600 MCNAMARA, J.: Deaths under chloroform in MANLEY, HERBERT: Board of Education and Medical ethics, review of books on, 1716 general hosnitals, 1860 the medical inspection of schools, 1019 Medical etiquette. 121, 367, 777, 1109 MCNAUGIJTON, S., report3 cases of bullet MANSON, J. S.: Case of single kidney, 1817 Medical examination in criminal cases, 1109; Vound, 1847 MANSON, Sir PATRICK: Inaugural address as in infant schools, 1540 MACPHAIL, ALEX&NDER. appointed lecturer President of the Society of Tropical Medi- Medical Examination Questions, rev., 1784 on anatomy at Clharing Cross Hospital cine and Hygiene, 87; Tropical Diseases: A Medical Faculty on Senate of University of Medical School, 159; complimentary dinner Manual of Diseases of Warm Climates, rev., London. See University to, 1011 1346 Medical fees. See Fees MCQUITTY, W. B.: Splenomegalic poly- MANWARING-WHITE, R.: Case of intussuscep- Medical inspection and after (leading article), cythaemia, 84 tion, 319 1794 MeRAE, DOUGLAS: Bacteriological treatment Mareh of education, 1288 Medical inspection of railway men, 1176 of general paralysis, 87, 341 Marienbad tablets, 1696 Medical inspection of school children. See Macroglossia neurofibroimiatosa (W. G. Spence MARSH, HOWARD: Elected Master of'Downing School and S. G. Sliattock), 1086 College, Cambridge, 1270; scientific use of Medical Institnte of Science. See Institute MCWALTER, J. C : Prevention of post-mortem evidence in surgical practice, 1633 Medical institutions in Ceylon, 1183 putrefaction, 673; menstruation in an MARSHALL, C. F.: Early local treatment of Medical Insurance Comnmittee (leading infant, 1756 sy philis, 415; alcohol and hobnail liver, article), 1796 Madagascar, sanitary condition of towns in, 1376 Medical legislation in America, 1180 1087 MARSHALL., Dr., presentation to, 1841 Medical librtaries in September, 784 MADDEN, FRANK COLE': Bilharziosis, rev., MARSHALL, F. Hi. A.: Correlation of the Medical magistrates, 681, 1731, 1841; J. E. 529 ovarian aDd uterine functions, 1572 O'Sullivan, 681; Dr. Thompson, 1731; J. B. MADDOX ECRNEST E.; Clinical Use of Prisms MARS[HALL. L. W.: Children's work in medi- Kenny, 1841 and the Decentring of Lenses, rev., 1240 * cine, 1522 Medical men, progress of (Frederick Taylor), Madras, sanitarv report, 216 MARTEL, H.: X rays for the detection of 305 MAGENNIS, EDWARD: Stages of drunkenness, tubercle as an aid to meat inspection. 115 Medical mayors, 1449 853 MARTIN, J. W.: Rheumatoid arthritis, 826 Medical men and drug companies, 488; and Magistrate and Doctor, 488 MARTIN, Professor: ConceDtion after sup- the police (leading article), 1004 ; letter M&GUIRE, CONNOR: Poisoning by belladonna, puration of uterine appendages 1844 from Secretary of Lancashire and Cheshire 1515 MARTIN, WILLIAM :-Ship surgeons, 303 Branch, 1010; and insurance agents, 1Co7, MAQUIRE FIUND. See Fund MARTINDALE, W. H. : Theocin sodiumii acetate, 1112 1195 and motors, 1191-; ngmnentations M&HON, R. B.: An appeal, 784,1195,1628 620; Pharmacy Notes from Variouts Parts of in the arms of, 1281; and London County Maintenance of the honour of the profession. the World, rev., 829 Council lecttres, 1670; payment of when SecFund, Central Emergency Martin's apiol and steel pills, composition of, called to assist midwives. See Payment MATRET, A.: Le Travail et les Fonctionsde 1655 Medical novels, rev., 1431 l'Orqanisme, rev., 539 MARTLEY, F. C.: Association and the General I'Medical officer, pension to, who has not con- Maitland Cottage Sanatorium, 219 Medical 235 tributed to the 62 Council, a superannuation fund, TH BRTTISH Dua. 28, 1907.] INDEX. [IMEDICAL JOURNAL 21 I a Medical officers, district, 122, 1109; remunera- Medicine, preventive, information for stu- of the ciliary body (G. Victor Miller), 82; tion of, 128; extras for patients ordered by, dents concerning, 606 calcium chloride in haemorrhage (A. C. 122; and the Workmen's Compensation Act, Medicine, preventive, in the navy and army Lambert), 83; treatment of Mdni6re's 1109 (Inspector-General J. Porter), 503 disease and Mdnitere's symptoms by seton Medical officers' fees for lectures to nurses Medicine, plea for accuracy of thought in (r. Wilson Parry), 83; iodine and typhoid now discontinued, 302 (W. Hale White). 250 fever (George V kPerez), 1433; (David Walsh), Medical officers of health, difficulties of, 297 Medicine, profession of (leading article), 292 fifteen-pint hydrocele (&. E. Horn), 143: Medical officers of health, iDsecurity of tenure 561 intestinal pancreatitis in its relation to of, 162. 638, 558, 719, 109, 1110; leading article Medicine, psychological, information for sprue (A. W. Mayo Robson), 203; case of on, 538. See also Public health appoint- students concerning, 605 gonococcal pyaemia (F. H. Jacob), 203; ments Medicine, relation of dental surgery to (John hypertrophic cirrhosis of liver in an infant Medical officers of health, training of, 46; McKno Ackland), 1483 (H. S. Willson), 203; poisoning by bromo- court fees of, 707; tenure of, 1092 Medicine, review of books on, 90. 1718, 1781 form (M. Benson), 204; (J. a. Langdon), Medical officership of the Board of Educa- Medicine, history of, in Savoy, 537 1648; case of acute enteric intussus- tion. See Board Medicine and medical schools in America, ception with apparent reduction by Medical outlook in Natal, 1853 1845 irrigation, abdominal section, and fatal Medical Practice by Companies Bill. See Medicine and its specialities in their relation result (William Templeton), 262; miial- Bill to the State (Charles S. Tomes), 861 nutrition in an infant due to excessive Medical practices, sale of in Germany, 50 Medicine, teaching and learning, 1094 putrescence in the alimentary canal suc- Medieal practitioners and public health Medicines, alcoholic patent. 1800 cessfully treated by lactic acid bacilli (A. (Trevor Fowler), 1763 Medicines, importation of into Australia, Veitch), 319; case of intussusception (R. Medical Press Association. See Association 172, 1004,'1177 Manwaring-White), 319; transplantation ol Medical profession, maintenance of the Medicines, proprietary, 172, 1004, 1177 ureters (T. V. Armugam), 388; diuretic honour and interests of, 556, 699, 773, 849, Medico-Chirurgical Society. See Society action of theosine sodium acetate (Harry 1020. See also Fund, Central Emergency Medico-ethical 121, 366, 419, 488, 705, 777, Campbell), 388; (W. Frank Colelough), 752: Medical profession, prospects of, 1860 942, 1022, 1109, 1191, 1378, 1468. 1560, acquired syphilis in an infant, with trans- Medical profession in Japan, 1610 1626,1750,1809,1857; medical etiquette, 121, mission to the mother (J. A. Nixon), 389; Medical profession and Workmen's Compen- 367, 777, 1109; underselling, 121; con- preliminary note upon ticks infesting rats sation Act. See Act tracts not to practise, 121; medical titles, suffering from plague (B. Skinxer), 457; Medical profession, sweating of by public 121: the ingenious advertiser, 366; multi- trypsin in malignant disease (Arthur Cut- bodies, 117, 298; and friendly societies, 171, ple door-plates, 419; medical men and dring field), 525; two unusual fractures (Richard 775, 851: literary knowledge of, 1856 companies, 488; supersession, 705, 942,1378, Miller), 525; lactic acid and digestive dis- Medical progress, obstacles to, 1453 1468, 1750; supersession by a former con- orders (T. Blanchard Sellors), 526; case of Medical referees under Workmen's Compen- sultant, 705 ; substitute service, 705; fees angio-neurotic oedema (L. H. D. Hale), 674: sation Act. See Act for revaccination, 705; the interviewer at diagnosis of gas in the peritoneal cavity Medical Register, 855, 1626, 1695 sea, 777; lunacy certification, 942; Con- (Edward Gooddy), 674; note on the rate of Medical Research Institute. See Institute tinental Anglo-American Medical Societv formation of vesical calculi (Clennell Fen- Medical Sciences, Institute of. See Institute 1022; etiquette of lunacy certification, 1109; wick), 674; operation for embolus (B. G. A. Medical schools, teaching ot psychology in association *with unregistered dentists, 1109; Moynihan). 896; rheumatoid arthritis (J. W. (A. T. Schofield), 812 club certificates and quack treatment, 7191; Martin). 826: case of appendicectomy in Medical schools and colleges, notes on, 579; branch surgeries, 1468; right to a pre- which the appendix was quite separate information concerning. 579; opening of scription, 1560; professional secrecy, 1626; from the caecuin (J. T. Williams), 908: winter session, 931, 998, 1155, 1158; scholar- disclaimers, 1750; rights of registered per- bone-grafting and regeneration (iH. V. ships, 1025, 1083. See also Hospital, Univer- sons, 1809; circulars to patients, 1857 Drew), 908; diphtheria of glans penis fol- sity, and College Medico-historical exhibition, 840 lowing circumcision (Russell O'Brien), 9u8: Medical Service, the Prison, 614 Medico-legal. 61, 181. 183. 240. 366, 419, 488, acute volvulus of vermiform appendix: Medical service of the territorial force. See 558. 706, 777, 856, 942, 1022. 1109, 1191, 1224, operation: recovery (Sinclair White), 987: Army, British 1378, 1468, 1561, 1626, 1695, 1750, 1810; Work- rupture of middle meningeal artery: Medical services, honours for, 1564 men's Compensation Act and the medi- operation: recovery (William Billington), Medical services, necessity for trained male cal profession, 61, 121, 942, 1022, 1109, 987; loose bodies in the knee-joint: opera- personncl in, on mobilization for war 1469, 1626, 17b1; definition of "work- tion (S. J. Ross), 987; treatment of Colles's (Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. Wilson), 520 man," 61: industrial diseases, 121; duties fracture of the wrist (R. M. Boodle), 987; Medical sheriffs, 1731 - of medical men under the Act, 121: case of pneumococcal infection (T. Arnold Medical societies. See Societies domestic servants and, 992, 1022; medical Johnston).988; phleboliths andtlieRoentgen Medical students in Austrian universities, referees and expert evidence, 1022; hos- rays (T. G. Beckett), 1064; repeated rupture 1444 pital nurses, 1109; district medical officers, of tunica vaginalis (W. Gifford Nash), 1065; Medical and surgical appliances, 24,91, 150, 208, 1109; county-court case, 1469; workmen's case of wasp sting (T. Reuell Atkinson), 267,322,526,1433, 1594,1720,1784, 1833; bimetric compensation cases, 1626, 1751; alleged street 1148; removal of foreign bodies from the minimeter, 24;.syringe forlocal anaesthesia obstruction by a motor car, 61; bankruptcy hand or foot (J. B. Nias), 1148; second or paraffin injection, 91; syringe for local of a partner, 121; an assault, 183; doctor's attack of typhoid fever: perforation: anaestlhesia in tooth extraction, 91; im- water-rate, 183; habitual intemperance and laparotomy: death (E. S. Moorhead), proved Galabin's pessary, 91; non-inflam- life assurance, 240 medical witnesses' fees, 1148; retropharyngeal abseess (W. H. mable flannelette, 150; splint for local heat 366, 706, 777; a perfunctory inquiry, 419; Vickery), 1237; cheiro-pompholyx follow- application, 208; protection of the peri- medical witness's fee in civil cases. 419; ing parturition (Douglas Macdonough), neum, 208; lyxhayr, a new bedding material, doctor and magistrate, 488; conviction 1231; two cases of umbilical fistuila 267; "securitas" tourniquet, 267; "glasep- under the Medical Acts, 558; another futile (Forbes James Alexander), 1237; six tic" spray and nebulizer, 267j; invigro body inquest, 558; income-tax, partnership succe7,sful hysterectomies for fibroid brace, 322; vest pocket inhaler. 526; steri- returns, 703: contracts not to practise, 706; disease in one family (J. Macpherson lized lubricant for catheters, 526; scissors income-tax, 778; hospital porters and the Lawrie), 1342; Topfer's reagent as a test for for taking out sutures, 1433, 1594 ; new appa- jnland Revenue, 856: partnerships, 85S: fees hydrochloric acid (R. C. Elmslie), 1342; ratus for raising the hips in bed, 1594; rain- duringintroduction,856; druink or sober ?856; open-air treatment of acute pneumonia (P. proof coats, 1710;. aseptic funnel douche, workhouse medical officers and lunacy Carr-White), 1515; extrauterine fetation: 1720; self rubber, 1720; improved stetho- fees, 942; medical fees in compensation operation: recovery (Herbert Smith), 1515; scope, 1720; curette for adenoids, 1720; cases, 1022; evidence at inquests, 1022: poisoning by belladonna (Connor Maguire). alternative plan of treating wounds of skin coroners and inquests in Ireland, 1022; 1515; ether anaesthesia by the open method without sutures, 1784; new boot, 1784; an responsibility for a consultant's fee, 1109; (H. Bellamy Gardner), 1516; uncomnmon otoscope, 1833; new cupping ipstrument medical examiination in criminal cases, injury of the tibia and fibula (R. D. Patter- for cervix uteri, 1833 1109; a card, 1109; motors and medical men, son), 1516 case of rigor mortis in a stillborn M6dical terms in the New English Dictionary, 1191; coroners and medical fees, 1191; child (D. W. Whitfield), 1581;intense hepatic 41, 1007 syncope or fracture of the skull, 1284; a congestion in an infant (John Alcindor), Medical titles, 121 police call, 1285, 1378; certification of 1581; treatment in occipito-posterior cases Medical tour, 698 alcoholic dement, 1285; repudiation of (Joseph Stark), 1581; case of gall stone in Medical types in South Africa, 1676 liability by a firm, 1285; unregistered the common duct (T. V. Armugam), 1581; Medical union in Manchester, 168 dentists, 1378; value of partnership debts, suggestion for a bone bobbin or button for Medical witnesses' fees. See Fees 1378, 1626; payment for police calls, 1378: enterorrhaphy (J. Cropper), 1581; diph- Medical women, openings for, 105 Dakhvl v. Labouchere, 1468; cancelling of theria of glans penis following circumcision Medicinal and dietetic preparations, 24,150, midwifery engagements, 1469; estimation of (R. P. Beatty), 1582; case of achondroplasia 208, 461, 152F, 1594, 1652; alaxa, 24; soluble value of practice, 1470; medical boycott. (J. A. C. Macewen), 1646; cllild with mul- arsenate of iron, 24; zinc salt of sulphanilic 1561: nurses' charges, 1626:; Medical tiple deformities (Edward Jepson), 1647: acid, 24; nutritive liquid peptone, 150; Register, 1626, 1695; case of boracic acid tuberculin ophthalmic react ion (klarold quinine acetyl salicylate, 150: Tunbridge poisoning, 1695; deaths under cbloroform Downes), 1647; case of iimyositis ossificaana Wells water biscuit, 150; "thermasep " in general hospitals, 1750; case of poison- (E. J. Maxwell). 1647; uIsC of the seton thermometer case, 150; "miol," 208; com- ingbycarbon monoxide, 1750; exhumation (Eldon Pratt), 1647; strangulation of small pound solutions of the formates, 208; of the body of an infant, 1751: " reasonable intestine through rent in mesentery (Chas. essence of calisaya, 208; pine tar, 208; care and skill," 1751- much ado about no- IC. Bell), 1710; treatment of scabies (F. J. W. todalbin, 208: algiron, 208; liquid somatose, thing, 1751; a retiring partner, 1752; liability Porter), 1710; case of ptomaine poisoning 461; compressed tablets, 461; dugoeg oil, for accident, 1752; obligations of a sub- from mutton, with marked bradycardia 1523; phenolphthalein in chocolate tablets, stitute, 1752; sale of death vacancy, 1752; a (Mungo Bryson), 1710: case of ruptured 1528; synthetic suprarenin, 1528; Calmette's verbal arrangement, 1810; inquests in hos- tunica vaginalis (Lachlan Fraser), 1711; tuberculin test, 1528; sterilized milk in pitals, 1810 large fatty liver in an infant, sudden death tins, 1594; milk without sugar, 1594; medi- Medico-legal aspects of age, 783 (T. Reuell Atkinson), 1711; metlhod of cinal oils in powder form, 1652 Mediterranean fever, See Fever estimating coagulation time (Charles Medicinal oils in powder form, 1652 Medizinal-Berichte fiber die denutschen Schutz- Mercier), 1774; albuminuria from a life Medicine, children's work in (L. W. Marshall), geliete, rev., 1347 assurance point of view (Robert Wilkinson), 1H22 MIIGE. HzNRY: Tics and their Treatment, 1774; poisoning by mercuric potassium Medicine, Egyptian School of, 1678 rev., 391 iodide (Seymour W. Davies), 1775; bone Medicine, empirical and experimenta, Memoranda, Medical, Surgical, and Ob- abscess due to a bacillus allied to B. prea- methods in (Robert M. Simon), 621 stetrical, 19, 82, 143. 203, 262. 319, 388, 457 typhosus (F. G. Buslhnell), 1775; spectacles Medicine and geology, 923 525, 674, 752. 826. 908, 987, 1064, 1148, 1237, in ametropia after removal of the lens Medicine in Ancient Greece tG. Lorimer), 1342, 1515, 1581, 1649, 1710, 1774, 1826; am (Arclhibald Stanley Percival), 1776; vagitus 196 biguous reactions in sugar testing (Stephen uterinus (H. E. A. Washbourn). 1776; Medicine, animated photography in, 1449 G. Longworth), 19; post-scarlatinal de- ophthalmo-reaction of Calmette (Sydney H. Medicine men and monarchs, 1176 squamation (F. J. Vincent Hall), 20; case Long), 1826; death from a single pellet Medicine men of the Ten'a, 1848 ot splenomegalic polycythaemia (W. L. wound (S. Bruee Ronaldson), 1826: two Medicine in the newspapers, 145S Pethybridge), 20; case of simultaneous dis- cases of mistaken diagnosis (T. Gerald Medicine, portals of the profession of (leading location of both shoulders (D. G. Hunter), Garry), 1827: case of single kidney (J. S. article), 562 20; (M. J. Lyden), 143; two cases of gumma Manson), 1827 Tuu BIsTIx 1 2 MmDICAL JOURNAL INDEX. [DZO. 28,- 1907. I MkNDEL, EMMANUEL, obituary notice of, and signs of abnormal labour (Peter Hor- MORL&ND, EGBERT C., receives M.D. of 122 rocks), 785: correspondence on. 11C6, 1187 University of Bern, 220 MENDE rT, E.: Textbook of Psychiatrv: a Psycho- Midwives, pupil, teaching of, 1812 Morphine episode, Sir William Gairdner and, logical Study of Insanity for Practitioners and Midwives, supply of, 1844 176 Students, rev.. 912 MILES, ALEXANDER: Manual of Surgery, rev., Morphine habit, use of cocaine in, a warning, MfeNIER, A.: Traitd des Maladies du IVez, rev., 910 555 1348 Military medical officers and inquests, 1755 MORRIS, HENRY (editor): Morris's Human Mdni6re's disease and Mdntbre's symptoms Milk-blended butter, 411 Anatomy, rev., 1070; evidence of before the treated by seton (T. Wilson Parry), 83 Milk, condensed, manufacture of, 431, 1521, Royal Commi'sion on Vivisection, 1257; Meningeal attery. See Artery Epsom College, 1805 Meningitis, posterior basal, and cerebro- Milk, country, and inert local authorities, MORRIS, MALCOLM: Light and X-ray Treat- spinal fever, 104 its5 ment of Skin Diseases, rev., 1527 Meningitis,cerebro-spinal. See Fcver,cerebro- Milk, diluted (leading article), 103 Mortality, iDfantile, lli, 172, 229, r51, 1100. 1182, spinal Milk, dirty, sentence of imprisonment, 1284 1255, 1614, 1658, 1727; in Aberdare, 111; in Meningitis, septic, complicating case of acute Milk and infection, 1110 Calcutta, 172; and medical relief, 229: in middle-ear suppuration (W. S. Syme), 981 Milk, Pure, Association, 697 Birmingham, 551; in Newport, 1100, 1182; Menstrual period, acute streptococcal Fep- Milk, Purity of Supplies (Scotland) Bill. See and the teaching of hygiene, 1182; in Hol- ticaemia occurring at (W. E. Carnegie Dick- Bill land, 1255; at Huddersfield, 1614,1658, 1676 son), 791 Milk. relation of to tuberulosis in childhood in Islington, 1727,17Z5 Menstruation in an infant, 1756, 1859 (John McCaw), 1767 Mortality, infantile, ard the milk supply Msntal disease, causes and prophylaxis of, Milk standard, dairy farms and the, 481 (Hlenry, Kenwood). 665; (E. W. Koutley), 360 Milk in tins, sterilized, 1594 668; discussion, 169 Mental disease, convalescence from, 11.79 Milk without sugar, 1594 MORTON, E. REGINALD: Therapeutic value of Mental disease, incipient, treatment of In Milk supply, questions in Parliament, 295 alternating currents of low frequency, 645 Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. See Infirmary Milk supply: of London, 109; of Manchester, Morton's foot, 859, 1194 Mental diseases, progress in the treatment of 110; of Bradford, 168; of Scotland, 476 MOSNY: Trait6 d'H-ygiene, rev., 911 (Thomas Claye Shaw), 795 Milk supply, infant mortality and (Henry Mosquito as a sanitary problem, 1537 Mental diseases, galvanometer in the study Kenwood). 665; (E. W. Routley), 658; dis- Mosquitos, longevity of, 687; natural enemies of (leading artic e), l175 cussion. 669 of, 1195 Mental diseases, nursing of, 1594 MILLER, Dr.: Exophthalmic goitre with cirr- Mothers. Echools for. See Schools Mental diseases, simulation of (leading hosis of liver, 1343; cysts of intestinal wall, Motor bicycles, side slip, 1027, 1111, 1195, 1287, atticle). 1-2 1343 1472 Mental fatigue, measurement of (leading MILLER, G. VICTOR: Two cases of gumma of Motor car accident, an unusual (Sir George article), 1359 the ciliary body, 82 Beatson), 1641 Mental integrity and techlnical progress MILLER, JAMES: Post-mortem statistics of Motor car, alleged street obstruction by, 61 (leading article), 1842 middle-ear disease in young children, Motor cars. taxstion of, 1808 Mental origin of neurasthenia and its bearing 1772 Motor Exhibition, Sixth International, 1533, on treatment (David Drummond), 1813 Mlt.LER, JOHN: "Book of the South-West," 1670; Sir Oliver Lodge's igniter. 1533; De Mental work, metabolism in (leading article), 1623 Dion-Bouton, 1533; Humber, 1533; valve- 539 MILLER, RICHARD: Two unusual fractures, less cars, 1534; Gobron Brillie,' 1534; Mentally disordered, nursing the, 1001. See '525 Darracq's gear-box and live axle, 1534; al8o Insanitv, and Lunacy MILLER, WILLOUGHBY DAYTON, obituary Panhard, 1534; Lanchester, 1534; Colin MBRCIER, CHARLEs ARTHUR: Three cases of notice of, 558 Defries (Porthos), 1534; Argyll, 1534; periodic demnentia, 803; method of esti- MILLIGAN. WILLIAM: Treatment of chronic Renault, 1534; Gr6goire, 1535,1670; Adler, mating coagulating time, 1774 suppuration of middle-ear without resort to 1535; British Automobile Syndicate,. 1535; MERCK, Louis, honorary degree of M.D. radical ma'toid operation, 972; surgical large cars, 1535; tyres, 1535; lubrication, conferred upon by University of Giessen, treatment of labyrinthine suppuration, 1536 498 983 Motors and medical men, 1191 Mercuric potassium iodide, poisoning by MILLS, G. P., reports complicated case of Motors for medical men, 64, 1756 (Seymour W. Davies), 1775 uterus bicornis, 1582 Motors, co-operative society for owners of, Mercury method in treatment of sleeping MILROY, J. A.: Practical Physiological 469 sickness (Sir Rubert Boyce), 624 Chemistry. rev., 529 MOTT. F. W.: Bilateral lesion of the auditory Merthyr, borough council, 112, 928; housing MILROY, T. H.: Practical Physiological cortical centre: complete deafness and reform at, 1101 Chemistry, rev, 529 aphasia, 310; alcohol and insanity, 797; MESNIL, F.: Trypanosomes and Trypano- MILTON, J. PENN: Case of chylothorax, 1210 further observations on the cell changes in somiases, rev 13TU; note on, 1472 MILWARD, Lieutenant Colonel EDWIN dourine and sleeping sickness, 1327 Meso-caecum, elongated (Mr. Douglas-Craw- OSWALD, obituary notice of, 1193 Mountaineering and alcohol, 485 ford), 1421 MILWARD, Mr.: Acute lymphatic leukaemia, Movable kidney. See Kidney Metabolism in mental work. See Mental 1343 MOYNIBAN, B. G. A.: Abdominal Operations, Metabolism and practical medicine, review of MINCHEN, E. A.: The haemoflagellates, 1320 rev., 206; an operation for embolus, 826 ; books on, 989 Mineral springs in Bulgaria, 536 pathology of the living, 1381; complete Metal, tinning of, 1799 Miners and hospitals, 695 gastrectomy, 1780 METCALFE, JAMES: Is a rouind-table confer- Miners' phthisis in Bendigo, 839 Much ado about nothing, 1751 ence possible? 1555 Mines, sanitation in, 114 Mucous colitis. See Colitis METCALFE-SHARPE, GEORGE: Ship surgeons, Minimeter, bimetric, 24 Muggy and bracing days, 688 560 Minneapolis, Pasteur institute in, 220 MuiR, W. L.: Sweating of the medical profes- MEYTCHNIKOFF On the prevention of syphilis, Minnesota, Pasteur institute in, 1101 sion by public bodies. 851 1846 " Miol," 208 MUMMERY, P. LOCKHART: Prolapse of rectum Metropolitan Asylums Board. See Board MITCHELL, E. J. D, awarded Chesterfield in childr en, with fifty cases, 812; lesions of Metropolitan street ambulances. See Ambu- silver medal forproficiency in dermatoloRy, the siemoid flexure as a cause of colitis, lance 59. 884; The Sigmoidoscope: A Clinical Hand- Metropolitan Water Board, 241 MITCHELL, ISABEL: Action of formic acid book on the Examination of the Rectum and Metz, small-pox at, 225, 270; See also Germany salts, 1712 Pelvic Colon, rev., 1591 Mexico, International Sanitary Convention MITCHELL, T. HOUGHTON: Vaginal haemor- MUNNO, A. CAMPBELL: Chief medical officer- in, 394 rhage in young infants, 492 ship of the Board of Education, 940 ; medi- MEYER, E.: Hysteria and disability, 408 MITCHELL, WEIR: Memoranda in reeard to cal inspection of school children, 1685 MICHELIS, M.: Hiow to cleanse glasses of William Harvey, 188; new story, The Red Munyon's,blood cure, composition of, 531 germs, 1008 City, by, 1724 MURRAY, HUBERT MONTAGUE, obituary notice MICHELSON, Professor, awarded Nobel prize MITCHELL, WILLIAM: Gloves for x ray of, 1687, 1754 in physics, 1735 workers, 184 MURRAY, R. W.: Saccular theory of hernia, Microscopy, 1755X MITRA, hAI BAHADUR A.: Kaisar i-Hind 1385 Micturition, precipitate, 1564, 1628 medal conferred upon, 41 MURRAY, W.: Therapeutics of indigestion, Middle-ear disease, purulent, frequency and Moir fund. See Fund 1714 significance of opttc neuritis and other vas- Molar, third, difficult eruption of (Arthur MURSELL, H. T1EMPLE: Case of retroperi- cular changes in retinae of patients W. W. Baker), 1501; discussion. 1502 toneal haematocele producing acute intes- suffering from (J. Stoddart Barr and John Monaco, conditions of practice in, 615; tinal obstruction, 950 Rowan), 1480 reasons for which a divorce maybe obtained Muscular atrophy, idiopathic, and typhoid Middle-ear disease in young children, post- in, 1101 fever, 361 mortem statistics of (James Miller), 1772 Monaid tablets, composition of. 655 Muscular exercises in treatment of clonic Middle-ear suppuration. treatment of Monarchs and medicine men, 1172 spasm. systematized, 415 chronic, without resort to radical mastoid Monkey, Caesarean section on a, 1472 Mycosis fungoides (F. G. Bushnell and A. W. operation (William Milligan), 972; discus- Monmouthshire water, 170, 1101; medical Williams), 1403 sion, 971 supervision of, 1100; report of M.O.H., Myddleton, Limited, injunction against, 2'2 Middle-ear suppuration complicated by septic 1470 Myelopathic albumosuria. See Albumosuria meningitis and brain abscess (Wt. S. Syme), MONOD, S.: La Plruresie Purulente Aigue de MYLES, Sir THOMAS: Ligature of innominate 981; discussion, 962. Sec also Aural l'Enffant, rev., 1152 artery, 1426 MIDDLEMAS, Dr.: Curious case of two MONSARRAT, K. W.: Simulation of malignant Myocardial lesions of therheumatic Infection brothers, 1649 disease by chronic inflammatory affections (Carey Coombs), 1513 Middlemore Prize, 108 of the sigmoid flexure, 65 Myositis ossifieans, case of (E. J. Maxwell), MIDDLETON, Mr.: New use for camel bot-fly, MONTGOMERY, S.: Brocklehurst fund, 1755, 1647 1287 1860 MIDELTON, W. J. Eggs in the diet of infants, Montreux, misadventure at, 1196 124 MOORE, F. CRAVEN: Cholesterin, 1715 Midwifery, Ahlfeld's method of disinfection MOORE, S. G.: Notification of Births Bill, of hand in, 1859 488 Midwifery engagements, cancelling of, 1469 MOORE, T. W.: Ship surgeons, 420 Midwifery, review of books on. 147 MOORE, W.: Sweating. of the medical profes- N. Midwifery for students, practical, 1172, 1435, sion by public bodies, 117 1451; report on investigation into condi- MOORHEAD,E. S.: Second attack of NAB&RRO, DAVID: Laveran and Mesnil's tioDs appertaining to the teaching of, typhoid 1435 ; fever: perforation: laparotomy: death, "'Trypanosome et Trypanosomiases," 1472 leading article on, 1451 ; correspondence on, 1148 NAIsRNE, JOHN STUART, obituary notice of, 1557 MOORHEAD, T.- H Work of Irish dispensary 1024 Midwives Act. See Act doctors. 1279; Joint Poor-law Committee, Nasal accessory sinuses. See Sinuses Midwives Board. See Board Medical Relief Section, 1684 Nasal cavities. complications of empyema of Midwives in country districts, 176 Moral surgery, 1093 (A. Onodi), 970 Midwives, qualified, in Ireland. 929 MORGAN, i1. DE R.: Bacteriology'of summer Nasal obstruction: submucous turbinectomy Midwives, instruction of in the symptoms diarrhoea of infants, 16 (W. Stuart-Low), 983; discussion on, 963 DEc. 28, 3907-1 INDEX. 'rTMEU

Nasal operations, cocaine and euicaine in, 708 New South Wales, conditions of practice in, and injection methods in anaesthesia, Nasal polvpi. See Polypi 615 1028; medical men and insurance agents NASH, ELWIN H. T.: Chief Medical Officer- Newspapers, medicine in, 1456; emmena- 1112, 1195; wasp stings, 1112; vaceination- ship of the Board of Education, 854; is a gogues in (leading article), 1672; tbe doctor a campaign of education, 1195: diagnosis of round-table conference possible? 1619 in. 1797 primary syphilis, 1196; fleas as carriers of NASH, W. GIFFORD: Repeated rupture of the NEWSTEAD. ROBERT: Common house-fly and disease, 1195; fees of medical experts in tunica vaginalis, 1065 disease, 1612 Thaw trial, 1195; natural enemies of the Neso-pharyngeal disease in school children, NEWTON, ISAAC: Case of- depression of mosquito, 1195; misadventure at Montreux, chronic, 1676 parietal bone in a newly-born infant, 318 1196; familiar letters in a new light, 1196; Natal, notes from. 767, 1853 ; Vaccination Act New York, announced endowmeDt of insti- theocin sodium acetate, 1196; case of leak- and its administration, 767; medical out- tute to be devoted to research into diseases ing aneurysm of the popliteal artery, 1287; look in the Colony, 1853 of aged people in, 35; transfer of dying new use for the camel bot-fly, 1287; diar- Natal, conditions of practice in, 615; the pro- patients, 244; Bill creating an examiinig rhoea mortality and its causes, 1288; aceton- fession in, 685 Board for opticians, 261; schools for the aemic conditions in children, 1288; Early "Natural" therapeutics, review of books on, deaf to be established in, 334; proposed Notification of BirthRAct, 1288 ; fingerprints 1650 separate department of school hygiene, as substitutes for signatures, 1288; march Navy, royal, medical service of. regulations 1001; sale of cocaine and eucaine in, 1194 of education, 1288 ; doctor as baby dealer, for admission of candidates, 608; course of Chinese hospital in, 1262; permanent endow- 1288, 1860; topographical problem, 1288; instruction, 1022; examinations, 1191; suc- ment from Mr. Rockefeller to the Institute new teleological theory. 1288: reputed cure cessful candidates, 1695; prospects for pro- for Medical Research, 1594. See also United for opium habit, 1380; cimicifuga in chorea, motion for medical officers, 1281; hygiene States 1380; Alabone treatment, 1472; Laveran and in, 1380; ;temporary service surgeons in, New Zealand, notes from. 114, 847: animal Mesnil's Trvpanosomes et Trypanosomiases, 1695 tuberculosis, 114; presidential address to 1472; treatment of mucous colitis, 1472; Navy, royal, frequency. of aneurysms in the New Zealand Branch, 847 Caesarean section on a monkey, 1472- pre- (Fleet Surgeon P. W. Bassett-Smith), 510 New Zealand, conditions of practice in, 615 cipitate micturition. 1564. 1628; catiseter Navy, royal, preventive medicine in (Inspjec- NIAS, J. B. : Removal of foreign bodies from lubricant, 1564; honeurs for medical ser- tor-General J. Porter), 503 the hand or foot, 1148 vices, 1564; flies and disease, 1564; syn- Neck, results of a stab in, 1745 Nickel carbonyl, toxicology of, 687 thetic chemistry and biology, 1564; some NEIssER, A.: Die experimentel7e Syphili8- NicoLAs: Prdcis de Pathologie Interne, rev.. epitaphs, 1564; degree of M.D., 1628 ; 8ociety forschung nach ihren gegewdrtigen Btande, 829 of Apothecaries, 1628; Maguire Fund, 1628; rev., 23 NICOLsoN, Dr., accident to, 469 Marienbad tablets, 1696- " a Christian N*lATON, CH.: Les Autoplasties. Levres, NICOLsoN, DAVID, dinner to, 1183 / Science cure," 1696; tests for albumen, 1696; joues, ore/'lles, tronc, et membres, rev., 528 Nigeria, health of Northern, 1848 open-air treatment of acute pneumonia, Nephrectomy, some observations on (Gilbert NIGHTINGALE, Miss FLORENCE, Order of Merit 1696; a wonderful operation, 1696; Brockle- Barling), 73 conferred upon, 1678 hurst fund, 1755, 1860; appointment of Nephritis, acute, in children, and Its results Nisbet's Medical Directory, 63 MO.f.., Stockport, 1756; a common (A. F. Voelcker), 730 ; (Alfred W. Sikes), 733 ; NITCH, *YRIL A. R.: Pneumococcic arthritis reason for changing the doctor, 1756, (Sydney Stephenson), 735; (Theodore in children, with a report of two cases, 729 1860- menstruation in an infant, 1756, Thompson), 737; discussion, 737 NIxoN,- J. A.: Acquired syphilis In an Infant, 1859 a remarkable anniversary, 1756; Nephritis in children, eye changes in (Sydney with transmission to the mother, 389 warning to doctors' wives, 1812; abor- Stephenson), 735 Nobel prizes awarded, 1735 tive treatment of boils, 1812; condensed Nephritts in children, physiological aspect of Nomenclature of alkaloids. See Alkaloids milk, 1859; abortifacient pills, 1860; pro- (Alfred W. Sikes), 733 NOORDEN, CARL VON: Metabolism and Practical spects of the medical profession, 1860 Nephritis iD septic infections, unsuspected Medicine, rev., 989,1832; Handbuch der Patho- deaths under chloroform in general hos- (Theodore Thompson), 737 logie des Stoffwechsels, rev., 989 pitals, 1860 Nephropexy, note on (Bilton Pollard), 1705 Norfolk, dairy folk lore in, 1178 Notification Act. See Act Nerve, facial, origin of, 840; (N. Bishop NoRRIs, Staff Surgeon H. L. Wireless tele- Notification of Births Bill. See Bill Harman), 1296 graphy and hospital ships, 512 Notification fees. See Fees Nerves, cranial, roots and terminations of, North Bierley Union and its vaecinators, Notification of stillbirtbs. See Stillbirths 1455 1011, 1099 Notification of phthisis. See Tuberculosis Nervous disease, vibrating sensation in North Riding of Yorkshire, Midwives Act in, NouRsE, CBICHELE ; Observations on frontal (R. T. Williamson), 125; correspondence 1602 sinusitis, 979 on, 238 NORTHRUP, W. P.: Open-air roof wards on Nova Scotia, conditions of practice in, 615 NIETLzSHIP, Mr.: Tay-Sachs infantile retin- metropolitan hospitals, 1135 Nova et Vetera: 33, 99, 151, 1857 ; Rend Th6o- itis, 18z0 North Staffordshire, notes from, 111 ; health phile Byacinthe Laennec, 33; statue of Neuralgia, notes on some cases of (W. R. of Hanley, 111 Laennec, 1837; plague plots of Geneva, Ackland), 1499; discussion, 1500 North-West Territories, conditions of practice 99; Jewish physicians at the English Neurasthenia, mental origin of, and Its bear- in, 615 Court, 151 ing on treatment (David Drnmmond), 1813 Norway, conditions of practice in, 615 Novocain, use of (J. W. Struthers), 1712 Neurasthenia, review of books on, 1831 Norwich, notes from, 1011; Norwich Medico- Nurse Powell's remedies, composition of, Neurasthenia, spa treatment of (Edward J. Chirurgical Society, 1011 1656 Cave), 127 Nose mutilation in India, 1637 Nurse Powell's corrective pills, composition Neuritis, gouty, treatment of, 420 Nose, review of books in, 1348 of, 1657 Neuritis, optic, and nasal accessory sinus Notes, letters. etc, 63, 124,184, 243, 303, 368, 420, Nurse Powell's popular pellets, composition disease (Henry Manning Fish), 1218; dis- 492. 560, 620, 708, 784, 859, 944, 102R, 1112, of, 16E6 cussion, 1223 1195, 1287, 1380, 1472, 1564,41628, 1696, 1755, 181 2, Nurses' charges, 1626 Neuritis, optic, frequency and significance of 1859 accidental rashes of varicella, 63; eggs Nurses, higher training of, 1270 and other vascular changes in the retinae in the diet of infants, 63 124; Nisbets Medi- Nurses, male, army and navy co-operation, an of patients suffering from purulent disease cal Directory, 63; Central Miawives Board, appeal, 1670 of the middle ear (J. Stoddart Barr and 64, 243; a doctor's water rate, 64; treat- Nurses, registration of, 167; questions in John Rowan), 1480 ment of pediculosis capitts, 64; tubercle Parliament, 167 Neuritis, review of books on, 321 and erysipelas, 64; congenital hypotonia, Nurses, schools for. See Schools Neurological Society. See Society 64; leucocytosis of hydatid disease, 64; Nurses, trained, co-operation of, 1617 Keurolopie und Psychiatrie, Tahresbericht der, motors for medical men, 64, 1766; the Nursing the mentally disordered, 1001 rev., 754 weather of June 1907 and June 1745, 124; Nursing under the Metropolitan Asylume Neurology, review of books on, 391, 7E4, 1590 international statistics, 124; post-partum Board. See Board Neuro-paralytic keratitis. See Keratitis haemorrhage, 124; therapeutic uses of Nursing of mental cases, 1594 Neuroses, spasmodic, value of rhythmical radium, 124; an officer of the "Lancers," Nursing the sick poor in Ireland, 112 exereises in (T. Stacey Wilson), 133; corre- 124; wanted, a scale of fees, 184; formates Nursing, review of books on, 1242 spondence on, 415 in rheumatism, 184, 303; the stethoscope, Nyasaland. sleeping sickness In. 1267 Nevill, Lady Dorothy, on doctors, 269; some 184; finger nails exfoliation, 184, 1755 ; vagi- Nu AY, FRANK A.: Case of tubal abortion, stories from Leaves from the Note Books of, tus uterinus, 184, 303, 492; a disclaimer 1570 1724 and a warning, 243, 1812; origin of cir- Newborn, prevention of ophtha]mia In, 938 cumcision, 243, 303; early local treatment Newcastle-upon-Tyne, notes from, 1615; Uni- of syphilis, 244; treatment of scabtes, 244, 0. versity of Durham College of Medicine, 1287; perils of sterilization, 244, 303, 492;

typhus surgeons, of. 24. 1615; fever, 1615,; beri-beri, 1615; ship 244, 303, 368, 420, 560, Obesity cures, composition 150, 620, opposition to sanatoriums, 1615; Royal Vic- 784, 860, 1112; transfer of dying Obituary notices, 53, 122. 177, 238, 301, 366, toria Infirmary, 1615 patients, 4; heroin, 244; tubercle, 303; 416, 489, 557. 619, 704, 778, 942, 1023, Newest ydrogen speciality, 944 in the free state, 304; consump- 1107, 1192, 1283, 1379, 1470, 1561, 1627, New form of puff, 106 tion catechism, 304: quiet for hospitals, 1687, 1753, 1811, 1857; Sir William Tenuant NewJersey. typhoid fever in, 829 304; plaint of the G. P., 304: annual meeting 53, 366; Emmanuel Mendel, ; NEWMAN, N.: Gairdner, i(oyal Society and the test for golfmatch. 368; eclampsia in three sisters, Alfred Square Cooke, 122 ; AlfredAlexander colour blindness, 1855 368; errata andcorrectlons, 420, 492,1028,1812; de Lessert, 123; Count Costa de Bastelica, Newport, infant mortality at, 1100, 1182; and erythema nodosum, 420; Amercan Mfedical 123;-Theodore von Jiirgensen, 123; Lieu- Provision of Meals Act, 1742 Directory, 492; vaginal haemorrhage in tenant-Colonel James Bennett Kelly, 23; NEW5HOLME, ARTaUR: Co-ordination of the young infants, 492; medical attendance in Max Schueller, 123; George Yeaman, 123; public medical services, 656 cases of sudden illness, 492; special Sir William Henry Broadbent, 177, 239; New South Wales, notes from, 49, 171, 233. 548, laboratory for examination of stools, etc., James Dunsmore, 238; Alfred Lloyd Owen, 1369,1851; food adulteration, 49, 549. 1852; 492 ; oyez oyez 5S60; West AfricanMedical 238; John Sherwood btocker, 239; John metropolitan water supply (Sydney), 49- Dr Service,560, 708,1287; celebrated in adver- Pirie, 301; Mark A. Brennan, 302; C. P. B. Clubbe, ; 60 friendly societies andthe tisement,560: bursting of a golf ball, 560: Samuels Archer, 416; Charles Williams, ; medical profession, 171,1852; Royal Army plea for uniformity iLn nomenclature of Barry Frederick Whitchurch, V.C., 489; Medical Corps, 172; condemned meat, 112; alkaloids and their derivatives 560; theocin Thomas A. Fullerton, 490; University Dental Association, 233; re- sodium acetate, 620 ; analysis oi faeces,620 ; Spence, 490; Francis James Pearse, 490; search in tropical medicine, 233, 1853; rats treatment of trypanosomiasis, .708: picric Surgeon General Alexander .Francis Pres- andplague, 213 ; leprosy in New South Wales, acid, 708; Medical Directory, 784, 1028; an ton, 557; Frederic J. M. Page, 557; Lewis 548; sanatorium Ireatment in New South appeal, 784, 1195, 1628; medical libraries in Mackay, 557; Willoughby Dayton Miller. Wales, 548; the plague outbreak, 548; im-. September, 784; shadowgraph bougie in 558; Surgeon-Colonel Edmund Greswell portation of saccharin, 548: compulsory ureteric surgery, 784; prodromal stage of M'Dowell, 558: Lieutenant-Colonel notification of pulmonary tuberculosis, rubella, 784; Christian Science, 859; pro- .Dickie Donsldson, 558; Walter Clapham 1369; medical examination of school posed treatment of phthisis by incision Hirst, 619; Timothy Holmes, 704; Augustus children, 1369; diagnosis of appendicitis, into the pleural space, 860; circumcision by Johnston, 778; Thomas Logan, 778; Captain the bite of a ; an John- 1851; periodic fever and lymphocytosis, dog. 860 unknown quantity, Michael Biddulph Pinchard, 179; St. 1852; insanity in New South Wales, 1852; 860 ; awarning,944; the newest speciality.944; Swithin Wilders. 942 ; Charles Stewart, 103: -vital statistics, 1852; the Australian Lulworth Cove, 944; causation of cyclical John Stuart Nairne, 1024; Lieutent- *borigi1es, 1852 vomiting, 944; relative value of inhalation Colonel H.J. Dyson, 1023; Harold B. Meakin.k *24 JONAL] INDEX. [DaC 28, 1907. a 1025; Frank J. Lochrans, 1325; Staff Sur- ORD, WV. W.: Prodromal stage of rubella, 724 fits of the Pari-Mutnel system, 1460; pre- geon William Tliomas BilJiOgs, 1025; Organisms in general paralysis (Y. P. sentation of Charcot's library to the Sal- GeorgeFrederlckElliott,1107; James Carroll, Candler), 806 p6tribre Hospital, 1554; proposed hotel *11U7; W. 0. Atwater, 1108; William Henry Organisms, nvasion of through the urinary keepers' sanatorium for use of travellers, Day 1192; Deputy Surgenn-General 1%ow- tract(C. J. Bond), 1639 1554; appendicitis and secondary syphilis, iand Wimburn Carter, 1193, 1284; Lieu- Oiganotherapy (W. E. Dixon), 722 1683: mortality from alcoholism, 1683; pro- tenant-Colonel Edwin Oswald Milward, Orient Steam Navilat'on Company's tours, phylaxis from venereal diseases in the 1193; Captain James Allen Dredge, 1193, 1830 French army, 1683 Professor Landouzy 1470; Thomas Michael DUolan, 1283; Henry Orthodiascope, 1187 appointed Dean of Faculty of Medicine. Stotterforth, 1283; George Simon, 1284; Orthograph, the (Elugh Walsham and J. F. 1684 opening of new light treatmeLt Francis Woodhouse Braine, 1379: William Halls Dally), 651; (C. II hurstan Holland), department in St. Louis HJospital, 1684 George Weaver, 1379; C. E. Preston, 1470; 1427 Paris, vaccination against hydrophobia in, Sir Charles Frederick Hutchinson, 1661; Orthodiagraphv, theory and practice of (Paul t26 John Parker Lightfoot. 1562; Robert John C. Fra.nze), 316 PARKER, CHARLES A.: Guide to Diseases ofthe Paton, 1627; Hubert Montague Murray, 1687, O'3ULLIVAN, J. E., appointed J.P. for Liver- Nose ar.d Throat and their Treatment, rev., 1754 Dantel Hooper, 1688; George F. Shradv, pool, 681 1348 1688; Adolphe Wahltuch, 1753; Alexander OSBORNE, W. A.: Haldane-Smith method of PARKER, RUSHTON, resignation of, 1099; pre- Mactier Pirrie, 1753; James Fraser Davidson, estimating the oxygen tension of arterial sentation to, 1740, 1850 1754; George Brown, 1754 ; Edward Liveing blood, 1579 PARKINSON, C. H. Wv'rs: Maintenance of Fenn, 1811; Charles Robert Drysdale, 1811; O.cillograph tracings of medical coil cur- the honour and interests of the profession, O4eorge JR erbert Graham, 1811 ; William rents (Henry Lewis Jones), 645 7.i3 Slater, 1857; Major Walter Barrie Turubull, OSLER. WILLIAM: Diagnosis of acute pan- PARKINSON, J. PORTER: Gonococcalpyaemia, 1857; Surgeon Reginald Charles Pattisson creatitis, 113i: address on the influence of 299 McDonagn, 1857; Brigade-Surgeon Edmund the medical society on the educatiou of the Parliament. medical notes in, 45,108,166, 22'7, Iloile, 1857 medical student, 1151; opens discussion on 294, 362,409.478, 545,689; Kine Edward's IJ os- ObJect lesson. 43 pneumococcus infections. 1713;* editor of A pital Fund for London Bill. 45. 108, 409; Obligations of substitute. See Substitute System of Medicine, rev., 17F1 Public Bealth Bill, 45, 229, 295, 362, 479, 547; U'BRIEN, RUSSELL; Diphtberia of the glans Otitis, suppurative, intrameataltreatment of, bacteriologist at the Local GovernmeDt penis following circumcision, 908 298 Board, 46; visitation of Poor-law infirm- Obstacles to medical progress, 1153 Otitis, suppurative, treatment of without a aries, 46; cost of' calves for vaccine, 46; nbstetrics, advances in, 273 radical operation, 1466 vaccination, 46, 229, 295, 362, 409, 479, Obstetrics, review of books on, 458 Otoscope, 1833 546; death after vaccination. 295; Vac- Obstruction, intestinal. SRee Intestinal Otology, review of books on. 266, 1591 cination Bill, 762, 409, 546 ; revised -O'CARROLL, Dr.: Thrombosis of arm with Otology, teacbing and status of (it McKenzie notices of conscientious objection to gangrene, 1712 Johnston), 9t2 vaccination, 479; sources of calf lympb. O'CONNELL, MATHEW D.: Natural enemies Oudh, sanitary report of, 1602 547 ; training of medical officers of of the mosquito, 1195 our Sons: Their Start i's Life, rev., 24 health, 46; cancer. 46; notification of still- Occipito-posterior cases, treatment of (Joseph Ovarian cyst. See Cyst births, 46; Australia and tuberculous imi- Stark), 1581 Ovarian and uterine functions, correlation grants, 46; sanitary inspection of Piershill Ocular symptoms in cerebro-spinal mening- of (S. Carmichael and F. El. A. Marslhall), BHarracks, 46; insanitation in the Lewis, itis (Arthur J. Ballantyne), 190 1572 46; Ptiblic Healtlh Acts, 108, 295; Finance Oculo-motor paralysis. See Paralysis Ovariotomy on a reputed male, 1456 Bill, 108; Prohibition of Medical Praptice by Oedema, angio-neurotic (L. H. D. Hale), 674 OWEN, ALFRED LLOYD, obituary notice of, Companies Bill. 109; London meat and Oedipism, 1847 238 milk supplies, 109; workhouse inmates, Officer of the "Lancers, ' 124 OWEN, EDMUND, elected Chairman of Council 109; notification of tuberculosis in Belfast, Officers selected for rewafds, 242 of British Medical Association. 45; appre- 109 OGILVIz, W.: Two cases of hereditary dys- ciation of Sir William kroadbent. 178; Parliamentary medical club in Austria, 1745 trophy, 867 causes, effects, and treatment Pt dental Plague in India, 109, 167, 229, 547; Board of O'KINCZYC, JOSEPHI: Traitement chirurgical diseases in children, 1487; storyof Palmer Eduication and a medical bureau, 166; dci cancer dt colon, rev, 1H91 of Rugely. 1537 Medical Bureau of the Education Depart- Old-age pensions for country doctors in Oxford Medical Publications reviewed. 146, ment, 166; health teaching in public ele- Austrla, 1371 1781; letter from tlle Gold Coast to, 1788 mentary schools, 166: epileptics and' the Old Dr. Jacob 'Towosend's American sarsa- Oxford University. See University Workmen's Compensation A"t,. 167; label parilla, composition of, 530 OxT,EY, A. J. RICE: Order of Isabella the licking in thread factories, 167; consump- Oidest lEdinburgh medical graduiate, '26 Catloloic conferred upon. 1792 tion hospital at Belfast, 167 ; R.A.M C. and Oldham, public vaceination in. 1740, 18.8 Oxygen tension of arterial blood. See Blood Indian allowances, 167; frozen meat for the OLIVER, JAMES: Determinants of abortion Oyez! oyez! 560 army, 167; registration of nurses, 167; and how to combat them, lt67 Home Office and industrial diseases, 227; T., appreciation of Sir William vivisection, 228: infantile mortalitv and OLIVBR,Gairdner, 68 medical relief, 229; pauper children, board- OMBREDANNE, L.: Le.s Autoplasties: Levres ing out and its cost, 229; inoculation for joues, oreilles, tronc. membres, rev., 528 P. plague in India and statistics. 229, 295, 478, Oncology, peritheliomata aDd endothelio- 547; vital statistics and lunacy, 229; mata and their position in (P. G. E. Ba PAGE, FREDERICK J. M., obituary notice of, Colwyn Bay and its water supply, 229; 1403 on), 567 Vaccination (Scotland) Bill, 229, 362, 410 ONODI, A.: Eiiology of the complications of Paget's disease treated by x rays (James 479. 546; massacre of the innocents, 294; empyema of accessory nasal cavities, 970 Taylor), 643 Butter and Margarine Bill, 294, 410, 479; Ontario. conditions of practice in, 615; Palestine, insanity in, 542 milk supply, 215; antityphoid inoculation Medical Council, 767 PALMER, J. FOsTER: Hypnotism as a thera- in the army, 295; Congress on school Open-air roofs, wards in metropolitan hos- peutic agent, 1622 bygiene. 295; ringworm and steator- nitals (W. P. Nortlirup), discussion, Palmer of Rugeley, story of, 1537 rhoea, 295; Registrar-General's report on 1136 1135; "1 Pancreatic" reaction in the urine. 116 industrial mortality, 295; Public Health Open-air treatment of pneumonia (see Pneu- Pancreatitis, acute (William Osler), 1132; 1135; (Scotland) Amendment Bill, 363, 547; medi- monia); of insanity (see Insanity) discussion, 1133 cal inspection of tchool children, 363, Openings for medical women, C5 Pancreatitis. interstitial, in its relation to 409, 418; Mr. Hafikine's plague prophy- Operation, a wonderful, 1696 sprue (A. W. Mayo Robson), 203 lactic, i63; Belfast Health Commission, uperations, hospital mortality after, 241 PASTON, P. N.: aselationship between avian 363; defaulting sanitary authorities, 364; of the newborn, prevention and human tuberculosis, 1519 Carshalton Hospital, 364; conscientious Oplithalmia938 of, PARACELSUS.- THEOPHRASTUS, street to be objectors to vaccination in 1906, 364; Edu- Onhthalmia in Egrnt (1. F. MacCallan), named after in Vienna, 1602 ca.tion (Administrative Provisions) Bill, 409, 1072; note on, 1091, 1687 Paraffin injection syringe for, 91 547; insanitaryhouses at Kilrush, 410; Irish Ophthalmic reaction, tuberculin (Harold Paralysis, general, of the insane, on the pre- Poor-law Medical Bervice, 410; life-saving Downes), 1647 sence of a bacillus in the blood of persons in colliery explosions, 410; tyDhoid fever at Ophthalmic surgery, form and manipulation suffering from (George M. Robertson), 806 bulford Camp, 410; registration of deaths of instruments used iu 1211; Paralysis, general, of the insane, investiga- at Lisburn, 410; Ballinagh Dispensary discussion, 1214 (e. Laudoli), tion Into the incidence of diphtheroid Medical Officer, 410: an insanitary school Ophthalmology. Calmette serum reaction iti organisms in (J. P. Candler), 806 in Essex, 479; typhoid. fever on the Persic, (Sydney Stephenson), 1033; H. Paralysis, general, bacteriological treatment 4'9; lunatics and imbeciles in London Long), 1826 (4ydney of (W. Ford Robertson and Douglas McRae), workhouses, 479; Chief Medical Officer of Ophthalmology, review of books 87, 341; leading article on, 358 the Post Office, 479; Liverpool School of 1240 on, 267, 675, Paralysis, oculo-motor, electro-diagnosis in Tropical Medicine, 479; Appropriation Bill, Ophthalmo reaction to tuberculin (William (K. A. Wertheim Salomonson), 650 479: EarlyNotification of Births Bill, 545; Ex- MacLennan), 1642 Parasite, rare human, in aboy (Dr. Blanchard), piring Laws Continuance Bill, 546; parents, OPITZ, E.: Advances in obstetrics, 273 1042 and medical inspection of school children, Opium habit.repluted cure for, 1'86, 13E0 Parathyroid and thvroid glands. relation 547; diphtheria antitoxin, 547; Poor-law Opium, use of the Far between (David Forsyth), 1425. 1508 Commission and IrJsh lunatics, 547; Em- In IFast..1793 Officer at Tokio, mor- OPPENHEIM, {: Die Encephoijii, rev., 1524 PARDOEM. JOHN: Indications for prostatec- bassy Medical 547; Oppenheimer, Messrs., and the late Sir W. T. tomy, 888 tality in the Transvaal mines, 547; the Gairdner, 1809 Parietal bone, case of depression of, in a Session of 1907, 689 Optic neuritis. See Neuritis newly-born infant (Isaac Newton), 318 Parliamentary SesAion, medical aspects of opsonic and agglutinatLve power of blood Paris, special correspondence from, 115, 1013, (leading article), 6E2 serum in cerebro-spinal f8ver (iChomas 1276, 1460, 1554, 1683; Professor Calmette or PARMENTIER: Results of stomach surgery, Houston), 1414 Lille on early diagnosis of tubercle by 1842 Opsonic index, modification of Leishman's ophthalmo reaction to tuberculin,115; x rays pARRY, T. W"ILSON: Treatment of Mdnitere's method of estimating(H. B. Dodds), 948 for the detection of tubercle as an aid to disease and Mdni6re's symptoms by seton, Opsonic index, value of, 1454 meatinspection, 115: contagious diseases in 83 Optic nerve.tumour of. See Tumour communal schools, 1013 ; French congress Qf PARSONS, H. COMPTON: Perils of steriliza- Optic neuritis. See Neuritis medicine, 1013; proposed presentation to tion, 492 Oral of teaching the deaf, 44. See also Professor J. Lucas-Championni6re, 1013; PARSONS, J. HERBlRRT, Nettleship medal system annual meeting and dinner of the Conti- awarded to, 294; Diseases of the Eye, rev., Orange RiverColony, notes from, 1553 ; publ,c nental Anglo-American Society, 1013,1Z76; 1241 healtlh legislation, 1553 serious disorder among medical students PARSONS, J. INGLIS: Notd's on a series of 160 Orange Riser Colony, conditions of practice and closing of the Faculty of Medicine, consecutive abdominal sections in hospital in, L55 1460; care of soldiers' teeth, 1460; Chamber practice, 452 Orbit,.wounds and injuries of (Simeon Snell', of Deputies' vote of £1,000 for purchase of PfAsoNS, L. D.: Case of tuberculous mam- 1629 radium, 1460; formation of International mary tumour, 263; reports a remarkable Orbital thrombosis. See Thrombosis Urological- Association,- 1460; charity bene- case, 1517 -. TTu BaxYxuu DEC 28, 1Q071 INDEX. IMUDICAL JOVLNA6 25 & I PARSONS, W. B.: Central Emergency Fund, PE,TvRsoN, REuiBEN (editor): The Practitioner's Pneumococcal infection, case of (T. Arnold 148 556, 699; maintenance of the Library: The Practice of Obstetrics,rev. Johnston), 988 of interests of the medical profession, PITHYBRIDGE,W. L.: Case splenomegalic Pneumococcicarthritis. See Arthritis Partner, retiring, 1752 polycytlhaemia, 20 Pneumococeus infections, d.scussion on (W. 1409; (George Osler), Partnersliip debts, value of, 1378, Phagocytosis. discussion on. 1713 Partnerships, 856 Dean) 1409: (Thomas Houston ard J. U. Pneumoni,. complications of (Hector Mac- 1419 PARTRIDGE, WILLIAM: Bacteriological Exami- Rankin) 1414; (L. C. Peel Bitchie) kenzie), 1150; (Dr. B adley), 1344 nation of Disinifectants. rev., 913 Phagoeytosis and bactericidal action (George Pneumonia, acute, in childien, 51 Farturition complicating cerebro Dean), 1409 Pneumonia, acute, oren air treatment of meningitis (J. D). Williamson). Hihagocytosis, blood serum in (L. C. Peel ((4eoi ge b. lenauie', 495; (P. Carr-White), Parturition. cheiro-pompholyx Ritchie), 1Q19 1515; note on, 1696 (Douglas Macdonogh), 1237 Pharmaceutical Association. Fee A sqociation Pneumonjia, review of bool's on, 7F3 ev, 1240 Pasteur Institute, at Minneapolis, ,20; Pharmaceutical Codex. Britisn, J Pneumonia,.treatment of delayed resolution Minnesota, 1101 rharmacopoeia, Brititli, a new unofficial after (WV. M. Crolton), 1209 Patent medicines, alcoholic, 1803 POLEMAN, an formulary. 225 of AuoIuST GROTE, gives account plumbism, infloence of College Phineas curious Paternal Pharmacopoeia Universi;y Hospital, Purple Fletcher's poem Yhe Pathology, clinical, relation diagnosis 190O7, rev . 1242 Island, 355 (C. B. Lockwood), in chocolate tab'ets, 1528 POINcARk, L.: La evolu- and treatment Phenolphthalein tion, Physique moderne, son Pathology of the living (B. R. W.: Campaign againsttuberculosis, rev., 676 Moynihan), 1PHILIP,763 by 1381 Poioniing1515 belladonna (Connor Maguire), Pathology, review of books Philippine Islands, Dnw medical school PArON, ROBERT JOHN, obituary opeued in, 1167 Poisoning, boracic acid, 1 695 of and C. M.: of Births Poisoning by 201; Paton's Liat Schools Tutors, E10 PHILLIFS, Notification Act, (J. A. bromoform (S. Benson), PATrEN, C. J., appointed extern excemliiner 1805 Langdon). 1648; correspondence on, 299 anatomy at St Andrews and 1001 PHILLIPS, JAMER: Direction of abdominal in- PoisoniDg by carbon monoxide, 1750 PATTERSON,R. D.: Uncommoninj cision. 1105, 1466 Poisoning bI mercuric potassium iodide and flbula, 1516 Phleboliths and the Roentgen rays (T. G. (Seymour WV. Davies). 1775 Poisoning by PATTON. Captain W. S.: Preliminary note Beckett), 1064 weed-killer (Wilfred A. Aldred), the life cycle of a species Phthisis. See Tuberculosis 626 foundin Culex pipiens 78 Physical diagnosis. review of bonks oD, 910 roisoning. ptomaine, from mutton, with PAUL,F. T.: Some experiences abdomiral Physical fitnsts of railway men, 1092 marked bradycardia (Mungo Bryson), 1l10 surgery, 1113 Physicians of thlie Arabian school, 537 Poisons, sale of by medical men, 572 children, cost of boarding to on, 859 Poland, an to live Pauper Physiognomny. books read 715 inconvenient country in, Pauper lunatics. See Lunatics Physiologic tlherapeutics for the normal and Police Payment of medical men indegenerate (ueorge Tnomson isetford), ambulance service. See Ambulance midwives, Police call, 1285, 1378; 1378 1084.1357 1345 Police, payment. PEARSE, FRANCIS JAMES, obituary of, Ph,Ssiological effects of prolonged strain medical men and (leading article), 490 100 letter from of Lancashire (Edge's record miiotor drive), 1004;and Secretary PEARsoN, ATLAN C.: The Physiology, review of books on, 828 Cheshire Branch, 1010 pyrexia, 1112 Pieric acid, 708 Police supervision or inspection?. (leading Use of the member of Belgian article), 223 PEARSON, ELLIS: PItRART, ivr., elected Police the general Point of view of practitioner, Parliament, 1017 surgeons. appointment of. 7(03 653 PIiRI, FfLIX: Decapsulation of kidney in POL11 ZER, ADAM, retiiement of, 1370 JAMES, elected PRARSON, Bootle, puerperal eclampsia, 43 POILARD. BILTON: Note on ne-hropexy, 1705 1459 Polycythaemia, (W. L. Piershill Barracks, sanitary inspection of, bridge), spltenomealic Pethy- Kar,: First Studyofthe 20; (W. B. 84 PEAfRsoN, Statistics 46 Polypi, McQuitty), Pulmonary 274; biomnetrics rev., aural, a sporozoon in M. Tuberculosis, PIERSOL, G. A. (editor): Human Anatomy, Beattie), (Jame3 the Drapers' Company, 414:inherita ce 1783 1402 Polyri,)asal. carze pulmonary tuberculosis, Pis, aboriifacient, 1860 S determining of (Eugene Peckham Nursing Association.i Associa- Yonve), 9F4; 985; treatment PINCHARD, Captain MICH&EL B!DDULPH, of(Dr. Peterkin),discussion, tion obituary notice of, 779 Polypus. 1778 Pectinate ligament (Tllomas Henderson), PINCRES, H. IRVING: Retro-plharyDgeal nasal, review of books on, 1154 Pediculosis capitis, treatment abscess, 813 Pontspridd, report of M.O.H., 183; mortuary Pediculus corporis, psi-t played Pine tar,208 for, 846 relapsing x-ray typhoid fever at. transmission fever PIRIE, A. HOWARD: Gloves for workers. Pontypool,Poor, 8(6 Mackie). 1703 184; new meter for measuriDg the dose of medical assistance for. See Medieal measurement POORE, G. VIVIAN. tablet to. 931 Pelvic diameters, rays, 641 Poor memorial Roentgen rays (Janes R. PIRIB. JOHN, obituary notice of, 301 Law. Roval Commission on. official noti- Pelvis, oedematous fibromna in the tick fication, 1840; annotation 1843 Tate), Piroplasma cani8. development of Poor-law on, of (G. 856 Penis, malformuations Edingt6n). (CaptainS. R. Christophers), 1333 Poor-law appointments, transfer of. Penmaenmawr, convalescent PIRRIE, ALEXANDER MACTIER, obituary Commission and Irish lunatics. 547 Pennsylvania. charge against notice of, 1753 Poor-law Committee, Joint Medical Relief at, 1673 Section, 1684 titioner 1648 Pitfalls of Latin quotation, Poor-law doctors' PEISROSI, CHAIRLY-s B.: Textbook )?lacenta,physiological action of (W. E. Dixon holidays, Irisb, 550 1150 Poor-lawinfirmaries. See Infirmaries Tromen, rev, 1527 and Frank E.Taylor), Poor-law Pensions, income tax on, Plague.Drevalence of the disease, 62, 220, 234, Infirmary Matrons' Association. PNTA,P.P : Die Simula t ion von Geisteskrankheit 461, 548, 559, 856, 1170. 1449, in Algeria, See Association 1730; Poor-lawMedical Association. 102 1170- in Australia, 220, 461, 548, 559, 856, 1170, A Officers' Fee Peptone, nutritive liquid,10 0 1449,1730 in Hong Kong, 62, ssociation ; France. 1449; Poor-law medical fe of. PARCIVAL, ARCHIBALD ISTANLEY: Scectmcles 220. 234, 461, 559, 8-56,1170; India, 62.220, 461, Fee officers, avetage Se, in ametropia after removal lens. 559,85P, 1170, 1Q49, in Mauritius. 220, 1730; Poor-law Medical the 1684; 1776 461, 559, 856. 1170, 1449. 1730; Persian Gulf, questions Service, Irish, 410, : A 8 In, in 410 PEREIRA. A. &o7estias Bahia 62; San Francisco, 856, 0; South Africa, Parliament, 559, 856. 1170. 1730 Poor-law superannuation,11'2 sua Prophylaxiz Offlc'ai, 62, 220. 461, 1449, Pope, the, and the 1843 PEREZ, GEoRuG V.: Iodine typlhoid fever, Plague in india, 62.109.155, 220,229,295, 413. 461, antivivisectionists, 1779; questions in Parlia- PoP,E G.: InhIneritanc of 143 472, 482, 517, 1770. 1623 pulmionary inquiry, 419 109, 229, 295, 547; report of Advisory tuberculosis, 555. 1104. Perfunctory inent, POPHAM.R. Pericardial Calcification Committee on Investigations in BROOKS: Ship surgeons, 860 calcification. See, Plague Popliteal am tery. See Pericarditis, diagnosis and cf India, 165: inoculation for inIddia, 229, Artery special plague department in Calcutta. Pork and tuberculosis, 1617 (Samuel West), 1139 295; Portals of the article) 562 Pericolitis sinistra with abscess 413; leading article on. 472; letter from profession (leading Royal PORTER, F. J. W.: Treatment of scabies, 1710 recovery (Robert Donaldson), 1705 the King, 482; memorandum0f the PORTER, on of, pro- FREDERICK: Observations blood Perineum, protection Collego of Physicians (July, 1905), 413; films, with special Periodic fever. See Fever tection of India from invasion by (J. Ash- referenceto the presence of haemoconia. 1773 Peritheliomata,position burton Thompson), 1770: control of in PORTER. (P. E.G. Bayon), 1400 India (W. H. Haffkine),1779 inspector-General J.: Preventive the medicine in the navy army. 03 Peritoneal cavity, absorption H. the seventeenth century in ayd 3 (B Plagae in PORTER. W. S.: Acute rheumatism, 1715 Buxton), 1421; discussion. 1422 Hautes Pyrn6nes, 1839 Portugal, cavity, diagnosis Plague plots of Geneva, 99 conditions of practice in, 615; Peritoneal (Edwvard legend of the 1545 Gooddy), 674 Plague prophylactic, iaffkine's, Y3.3 1735 Port"guese Queen-Doctor, acute generalizing, 686 bleeping Sickness Commission, Peritonitis, Plague, prophylaxis of by immunization, 1832 ment (T. Carwardine), 1565; correspondence Plague,rarts and, 233 Plague, rat fleas and (leadirg 1090 Postal medical officers, retirement of under on, 1748 article), an age limit, 36, 359 Peritonitis, spreading, cured Plague statistics, 229. 478, 547 pelvis, the Fowler position, Plague, ticks infesting rats suffering from Post-graduate College, North-east rectal 159, (03; vacation Ilondon,information instillation of saline solution (B. Skinner), 457 course, 159; 304 conceirning,663 Whiteford). 77 plaint of the general practitioner, Post graduate College, WestLondon PPRKIN, Sir W. H., death Plastered wines, 686 220, 602: Hospital, Gonorrhoeal PLAYFAIR, W. M.: Christian Science, 859 information concerning, 602 PERNET, GEORGE: rheumatism, Post-graduate Tn- leprosy and fish, Playing fields. 230 courses. at Glasgow Royal 859; 1106; firmary, 482; in Dublin, 694; in Vienna, 708; keloid of the face, 1287 PLEHN. ALBERT VON: Berliner Vortrdige,UUber Edinburgh, 930 Persian Gulf. plague und Bedeutungfurwwirichaft- In in, Beni-beni ihre Post-graduate lectures. in 173 the, den Vienna, Peric,, typhoid fever on licheund kcriegeni8che untereehmungen in rev., schiool for service candidates, 923 Postt-graduate Persistence of lies, warmen Lindemn, 754 594 trained and its James Personnel, necessity for Pleural effuision treatment (Sir Post-graduate study, information medical services on mobilization Barr), 1289, 1806 concerning, Pi-actical 601 London Post-grdat t Association, 601: (Lieutenant-Colonel E. Mtf. Wilson), PLImmmR, H. ADERs: Physi')logical London University College, London, rev., Medical Graduates' College and Perspiration, offensive, 420, Chemi8try, Polyclinic. 601 ; West London Post-graduate Pessary, improved Galabin's, 91 828 College, PLOWRIGHT, C. B.: Dairy folk-lore in Norfolk, 602: London School of Clinical Peterhead, enteric fever at, 232 Medicive. 603; North-East London Post- PETERKiN, Dr.: Treatment of nasal polypi, 1178, CHARLE S T. Malignant r-adoate College, 6036; University 1778 PLOWRIGET. MAcL.: College, in- London, 603: Cross 603; OwEN H.: Limited value of dip'h- disease of the intestine rendering an C-haring Hospital, PETERS, hernia irreducible, 949 Cambrdge,603-; Edinburgh, 604; Glasgow, antitoxin- as a 885, guinsl theria prophylactic, influence of, 1799 604;Ttinity Dublin, 604: in Dublin, 1589 Plumbism, paternal College, notes from, Territorial Army 694; in Berlin, 1538; at Leeds Public Dispen- PETERsON,FRERDERICK: Galvanometer Plymouth, 1741; Corps, 1741 sary, 1648 measurer of emotions, 804 Medical 26 =jVmmsL1 INDEX. [DEC. 28, 1907. I Post-miiortem putrefaction. See Putrefaction for the Local Government Board in Eng- Radium, French Chamber of Deputies votes Post-mortem statistics of middle-ear disease in land, 780; abuse of public infectious hos- £1,000 for -the purchase of, 1460. See also young children (James Miller), 1772 pitals, 780; relief of consumptives X ray, Roentgen Post Office, chief medical officer of the, 479 in Boston, 780; scarlet-fever patients Railway men, physical fitness of, 1092; Post-partum haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage disebarged from hospital, 781; trans- medical inspection of, 1176 Post scarlatinal desquamation (F. J. Vincent fer of koor-law appointments, 856; Notifi- Rainproof coats. 1720 - Hall), 20. See also fever, scarlet cation of Birtbs Bill, 943; guardians RAMSAY, A. MAITLAND: Eye Injuries and their Poultry, unsound, 1749 and lunacy fees, 1023; isolation hospital as Treatment, rev., 1241 POWELL, HUGH: Motor bicycles, 1287 a health resort, 1110; milk and infection, RANKIN, J. C.: Opsonic and agglutinative POWELL, Sir RICHARD DOUGLAs, appointed 1110; medical certification of patients for power ot the serum, with reference to the Physician-tn-Ordinary to the King, 227 emigration purposes, 1110, 1749; Poor-law meningococcus of cerebro-spinal fever POWER, D'ARcY: Diseases and displacements Medical Officers' Association ofEnglandand occurring ii the Belfast epidemic, 1414 of the testicle, 716 Wales, 1192; county councils and medical RANVIER, L.: Manuel d'Histologie Patho- Pozzi, S.: Traiti de Gyna6cologie Clinique et inspection of schools, 1192; Hinckley Board logique, rev.. 827 Op6ratoire, rev., 1525 of Guardians and its medical officer, 1192, RASHLEIGH, JOHN C S., nominated to serve Practical Medicine Series. rev., 1433. 1784 1749; Poor-law superannuation, 1192; Notifi- as one of the Sheriffs for county of Corn- PRATT, ELDON: Use of the seton, 1647 cation Act and infectious hospitals, 1192; wall, 1731 Precocious development (R. L. Langdon- dirty milk, sentence of imprisonment, 1284; Rat-fleas and plague (leading article), 1090 Down), 743 isolation hospital difficulties, 1379; union Rats in Calcutta, 1275 Precocity in relation to the ductless and of public health authorities, 1561; fee for Rats suffering from plague, ticks infesting accessory genital glands (Leonard G. amputations on paupers in cottage hos- (B. Skinner), 457 Guthrie), 747 pitals, 1627; Metropolitan Asylums Boari Rats and plague, 233 Pregnancy, operation for ovarian cysts during and phthisis, 1695; unsound poultry axnd RAUzIER, G.: Traitement de la Syphilis, rev., (Marion Andrews), 1884 game, 1749; difficulties under the new Vac- 89, Lepons de Thirapeutique Pratique, rev., Pregnancy, triple (Marion Andrews). 1584 cination Order, 1810: sanitary inspectors 266 Presentations, 101, 274, 697, 758, 926, 1100, and infectious cases, 1810; fees for certifica- RAVEN, HUGH M.: Treatment of pediculosis 1274,-1670, 1731, 1740, 1841, 1850 tion of Mnauper lunatics, 1810; tuberculous capitis, 64 PRESTON, C. E., obituary notice of, 1470 beef, 1857 RAWITZ, BERNHARD: Lehrbuch der mikroskopi- Preston, report of M.O.lI, 780 Public Ilealth Acts, 108 schen Technique, rev., 1783 PRESTON, Surgeon - General ALEXANDER Public health appointments, some, 476 "Reasonable care and skill," 1751 FRANCIS, obituary notice, 557 Public health appointments, insecurity of Rectum, anatomy of, and intestinal flux Preventive medicine. See Medicine tenure of, 162, 558, 779,1003, 1092, 1110 (leading (James Cantlie), 1340 PRICE, T. SLATER: Course of Practical Organic article) 538, 1003. See al8o Medical officers Rectum from anus, complete separation of Chemistry, rev., 1833 of health (P. Rhys Griffiths), 21 PRICHARD, R. A., re-elected Mayor of Conway, Public health authorities, union of, 1561 Rectum, excision of for carcinoma (Mr 1449 Public Health Bill. See Bill Fullerton), 85 PRIESTLEY, Lady: "Homes of our food Public health and hospitals in Gibraltar, 1184 Rectum, prolapse of, in children (P. Lockhart. supply." 25 Public health, ladies and, 1458 Mummery). 812 Prince Edward's Island, conditions of prac- Public health and medical institutions in Red light in treatment of infectious diseases, tice in, 615 Ceylon, 1183 32 PRINGLE, .J. HOGARTH: Stovaine as a spinal Public health, medical practitioners and REDMOND. C. STENNETT: Treatment of lum- analgesic, 100 cases, 12 (Trevor Fowler), 1763 bago, 1111 PRINGLE, SETON: Mucous colitis and appen- Public health, review of books on, 675 REEVE, R. A., address presented to, 767 dicostomy, 1713 Public health service, 838, 1003, 1106; dis- Referendum, the, 849, 939, 1016. 1101, 1184, 1278, PRINZING, VON F.: Handbuch derMedizinischen organization of (leading article), 1003; 1372,1461, 1556,1619,1804, 1853 See alsoAsso- Statistik, 1265 correspondence on, 1106,1187 ciation, British Medical Prison Commissioners, annual report, 1085 Public infectious hospitals. See Hospitals Referendum and the reports on -it (leading Prison Medical Service, 614 Public medical services. co-ordination of article), 759 Proboscis of the house-fly (ifusca domestica), (Arthur Newsholme), 656; discussion on, Refractometer and astigmometer, hand. See 1558 660 Hand Prodromal period of some of the acute in- Public services, regulations for admission, Refractometer, portable (Karl Grossmann)j, fectious diseases (E. W. Goodall), 374 608. See also Navy and Army 1224 Prodromal stage of rubella, 784 Public vaccinators. See Vaccinators Registered persons, rights of, 1809 Profession of medicine (leading article), 561 Public Vaccinators' Association. See Associa- Registrar-General's report, 755 Professional secrecy, 1626 tion _ Registration of nurses. See Nurses Professor 0. Phelps Brown's blood purifier, Puerperal eclampsia. See Eclampsia REICnRETT, BAURAT: Die neae k6nigliche' composition of, 531 Puerperal fever. See Fever Frauenklinik in Dresden, rev., 23 Progress of the medical man (Frederick Puerperal morbidity (Ernest Hastings RE1ID, A. D.: Use of the cryptoscope in Taylor), 305 Tweedy), 426 operations for renal calculi, 650 Proportional voting, 224. 297 Puerperium, typhoid and, 44 REID, J.: Post-partum haemorrhage, 124; Proprietary remedies, 172, 1004, 1177 Puff, new form of, 106 tubercle, 303 Prospects of the medical profession, 18(0 Pulse and blood pressure in fainting fits, 686 REID,;JOHN: Leprosy and fish, 853 PROSSER, T. G., presentation to, 758 Punjab, sanitary report, 1357 REIK, HENRY OTrTRIDGE: Operatfve Otology- Prostate, enlarged, further series of cases of Pupil in hyperpyrexia. See Hyperpyrexia Surgical Pathology and Treatment of Diseasei total enucleation of (P. J. Freyer), 889 Pupil midwives. See Midwives of the Ear, rev., 1591 Prostatectomy, indications for (John Pardoe), Purin-free dietary, has it any special thera- Relapsing fever. See Fever 888 peutic value? (Chalmers Watson). 1759 Relieving officers and insanitary bouses, 48 Protest, 1466 Purpura of children (H. R. Dean). 815 Remarkable anniversary (Sir Joseph Fayrer>,S PROUT, W. T.: Practical notes on the treat- Putrefaction, post-nortem, prevention of (J. C. 1786 ment of blackwater fever, 324 McWalter), 673 Removal of another M.O.H., 1797 Provident dispensaries. See Dispensaries Pyaemia, gonococcal, case of (F. H. Jacob), Renal calculi. See Calculi Provident Society. See Society, Great Cen- 203, 487; correspondence on, 299 RENNIB, GEORGE E.: Open-air treatment of tral Railway, Mutual PYLE, WALTER E. (editor): Jlanual ofPersonal acute pneumonia, 495 Provincial medical schools, information con- Hygiene, rev., 91 RiNoN, Louis: Confirences Pratiques sUIr loo cerning, 584 Pyonephrosis containing typhoid bacilli Maladies du Coeur ef desPoumons. rev., 320 Provision of Meals Act. See Act in pure culture, case of (Francis L. A. RENSHAW, KNOWLES: Case of radical mastoid PROWSE, ARTHUR B.: Bristol Royal Infirm Greaves), 75 operation, 1208 ary, 1748 RENTOUL, J. L.: Case of heart-block, 85; PROWSE, J. SKARDON: Health visitors as un- motor bicycle, side slip, 1028 qualified assistants, 365 Report: of Chief Inspector of Factories and Prussia, cerebro-spinal meningitis in, 220 Workshops 1906, 154; on plague investiga- Psychiatry, review of books on, 912 tions in India, 155; of Colonial Office for Psychological medicine. See Medicine Q. Northern Territories of theGold Coast, 681; Psychology, teaching of in medical schools of Registrar-General, sixty-fifth annual, 755; (A. T. Schofield), 812 Quack treatment and club certificates. 1191 of Lunacy Commissioners for 1906, 757, 831; Psychology of the hat,106 Quackery, German medical association for of principal chemist on work of Govern- Psycho-neurological Institute in St. Peters- the repression of, 1546 ment Laboratory, 1906-7, 763; of Imperial burg, 1749 Quackery, war against (leading article), 835 Sanitary Commissioner, India, for 1905, 832, Ptomaine poisoning. See Poisoning correspondence on. 940, 1187 13b7, 1531; on miners' phthisis in Bendigo, Pubiotomy (Thomas Wilson). 1587 Quackery in Spain, 908 839; of medical omcer to Local GovernTment. Public bodies, sweating of the profession by. Quacks of antiquity, Alexander of Abono- Board, 1071,1162; of Royal Commission on See Medical profession teichos, 1356 Vivisection (see VivisectioD); of inspector Public health and poor-law medical services, Quacks, London, in the eighteenth century, under the Inebriates Acts, 1083; of Prison 62, 122, 183, 241, 302, 558, 619. 706, 779, 856, 921 Commissioners, 1085; on medical ineec- 943, 1023, 1110, 1192, 1284, 1379, 1470, 1561, Quadruplets, 361 tion of secondary schools and training col- 1627, 1695, 1749,1810, 1857; accommodation for Quarantine Act of South Australia, rumoured leges, 1353; of Royal Commission on Tuber- hop pickers and fruit pickers, 62; noti- appointments. 1853 culosis, 1165, 1434; on teaching of praetical flcation fees, 62; pension to medical Quebec, conditions of practice in, 615 midwifery to students, 1435; on dangerous officer who has not contributed to the Queen-doctor of PortuLal, leeend of, 1545 or injurious processes in the coatig of superannuation fund, 62; remuneration Queensland, conditions of practice in, 615. metal with lead or a mixture of lead and of district medical officers and publicvacci- See al8o Australia tin, 1799; of Colonial Office on the health of nators, 122; extras for patients ordered by Quiet for hospitals, 304 Northern Nigeria, 1848 district medical officer, 122; reports of Quinine acetyl-salicylate, 150 Representative Meeting, procedure of, 1618, medical officers of health, 183, 241, 780, 1470; 1747; Central Council and, 1684. See alao. metropolitan Water Board, 241; medical Association officers' fees for lectures to nurses now dis- Repudiation of liability by a firm, 1285 continued, 302; insecurity of tenufre of Resection of intestine, 891 public-health appointments, 558, 779, 1110; Resolution after pneumonia. See Pneumonia guardians and insanity, 619, 856, 1023; Respiration, effects of, on the circulation dangerous infectious disorders, 619: sanl- E. (Patrick Watson Williams), 369; correspon- tary officers in rural districts, 706; meat of dence on. 702. 938 tuberculous cattle, 706;,IDternational Sani- R.A.M.C. and Indian allowances, 167. See Resuscitation of the appareDtly drowned, tary Convention of Paris, 707; court fees of also Army, British 1600 medical officers of health, 707; vaccination "Bab," author of, on vivisection, 1736 RETFOBD, GEORGE THOMSON: Physiological of children in Poor-law schools, 707; Board Radiography, system of (W. Ironside Bruce), therapeutics for the normal and un- of Edudation, institution of a medical 638 degenerate, 1345 dePartment, 779; scientific investigations Radium, therapeutic uses of, 124 Retreat, York, report, 781 L 3ampzp DEC. 28, 1907.1 INDEX. IMsIcAL 1.1xL 2la

I Betroperitoneal haematocele. See Haemato- Roads Improvement Association. See Asso- RuSSELL, T.: Sweating of the medical profes- cele ciation sion by public bodies, 298 Retroperitoneal lipoma. See Lipoma ROBB, A. GARDNER: Observations on the Russell's anti-corpulent preparation, 25- Retropharyngeal abscess. See Abscess recent outbreak of cerebro-spinal fever in Russia, conditions of practicein, 615; cholera Reviews of books, 21, 88, 146, 205, 264, Belfast, 1129 in, 690. 698; doctor3 in, 1675: opening of 391, 458, 527, 675. 753. 827, *909, 989, ROBERTsoN, ALEXANDER: Remarks on the first climatic sanatorium in, 1731; alcohol 1069, 1152, 1240, 1346, 1430. 1524, 1590 1660, bacteriology and treatment of yaws (fram- and taxation in, 1844 1717,1781, 1831 ; alcohol, 21, 459 ; anaestheties, boesia tropica), 868 Russian church draws up new law of divorce, 22; medical aspects of workmen's compen- ROBERTSON, GEORGE3 M.: On the presence 829 sation, 22; syphilis and the spirochaete, 23, of a bacillus in the blood of persons suf- Russian universities, 336 392; gynaecology, 23, 1525; tropical medi- fering from general paralysis of the insane, RUTHERFORD, JAMES, resignation of, 847 csine, 88, 911, 1346; dermatology, 89, 989; p806 pathological anatomy of the ear, 89; sur- ROBERTSON, W. FORD: Bacteriological treat- gery, 90, 265, 528, 909; medicine, 90, 1718, ment of general paralysis, 87, 341 1781; "The Oxford Medical Publications" ROBERTSON, WILLIAM: Outbreak of epidemic 146, 1781; midwifery, 147; India, 14i; cerebro-spinal meningitis. 185; cerebro- sanitary science in Bahia, 149; digestion spinal fever and dust, 939 .and indigestion, 205, 1717, 1831; tubercu- ROBINSON, BYRON: The Abdominaland Pelvic losis. 205, 265; abdominal operations, 207; Bramn,qith Automatic Visceral Ganglia, rev., blood-suckinglarthropoda, 207; diet, 264, 527; 1652 therapeutics, 265, 1650; liver, 265; otolocy, ROBINSON, WILLIAM: On bittle-makers' cata- 266, 1591: ophthalmology, 267, 675, 1240; ract, 381 -heart, 320, 1527; lungs, 320; glomerular ROBINSON, WILLIAM, reports case of complete S. neuritis, 321; prophylaxis and treatment, voivulus of small intestine, 20 321; Cragg's prize essay, 321; anatomy ROBSON. A. W. MAYO: Note on interstitial BABOURAUD, R.: Elenmentary Manual ofRegional of the labyrinth, 391; neurology, 391, 1590; pancreatitis in its relation to sprue, 203; Topographical Dermatology, rev., 89 anatomy. 391, 827, 1069, 1718, 1783; syphilis, on cholecytectomy: the indications and Saccharine, importation of in Australia, 548 392; Fallopian tube, 392; plhonetic con- contraindications for its performance, Saccular theory of hernia (R. W. Murray), versation. 392; obstetrics, 458; epilepsy, 459; 1117 1385 epileptic and defective children in France, RODARI, P. vON: Gvundriss der medikamen- SAHLI, von Professor: Ueber Tuberkuln- 459; cancer, 460; the stomach, 527, 1651; tdsen Therapie der, Magen- und Darmkrank- behandlung, rev., 206 physiological chemistry, 528, 1832; bilharzio- heiten einschliesslich Grundzilge der Dia- Saigon. medical school at, 322 sis, 529; public health, 675 ; the new physics, gnostik, rev.,205 St. Catherine's Home for Cancer, Bradford, 676; gout, 753; pneumonia, 753; a modern RODD, M. L. B., reports three cases treated 1802 dispensatory, 764; beri-beri, 754; path- by bacterial vaccines, 204 ST. JOHN, CHARLES: Wild Sports and Natural ology, 827; embryology, 828: chemical Rodent ulcer. See Ulcer Histor.y of the Highlands, rev., 677 physiology, 828: physiology, 828; appli- Roentgen rays, measurement of Pelvic dia- St. John Ambulance, 111, 112; in Bristol, 111; cation of pathology to practical medi- meters by (James R. Riddell), 636 in Wales, 112 See also Ambulance cine, 829; physical diagnosis, 910; Roentgen rays, phleboliths and(T. G.Beckett), St. Luke's Guild, service in St. IPaul's, 681, psychiatry, 912; Museum of the Royal 1064. See also X Ray, Radium, Radiography 1172 'College of Surgeons of England, 912; me- ROEPKE: Lehrbuch de spezifiechen Diagno8tik Saint Pancras, school for mothers in, 41 tabolism and practical medicine, 989; und Therapie der Tuberkulose, 1795 St. Petersburg Medical Institute, number of. -genito-urinary surgery, 990; Thomas's hip ROGERS, Major LEONARD: Evidence before students, 1594 splint, 990; skiagraphic atlas, 990; a novel Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1350 St. Petersburg, Psycho-neurological institute with a purpose (The New Religion), 1069; ROLLESTON, H. D. (part editor): System of in, 1749 lung diseases, 1152; value of symptoms, Medicine by Many Writerve rev., 88; con- Sale of death vacancy, 1752 1153; forensic aspects of alienism, enitel syphilitic obstruction of common Sale of medical practice. See Medical 1153; nasal polypus, 1154; British Vile duct, 947 Salford, report of M O.H., 780; Midwives Act Pharmaceutical Codex, 1240 hand- ROLLESTON, J. D.: Accidental rashes of in, 1010. See also Manchester books for nurses. 1242; nose and throat varicella, 63 SALINGER, JULIUs L. (editor): Die Deutsche diseases, 1348; dictionaries, 1349; blood- Rome, University of. See University Klinik, rev., 1717 making organs, 1430; mcdical novels, 1431: RONALDSON, J. BRUCE: Death from a single SALOMONSON. K. A. WERTHEIM: Einthoven's -light and x-ray treatment compared, 1527; pellet wound, 1826 galvanometer, 645; electro-diagnosis of tumours of the nervous system, 1590; ROPER, A. C.: Prolapse of iris in simple oculo-motor paralysis, 650 venomous animals and antivenoms, 1590- cataract extraction, 1236; discussion, 1236 SALTET, R H.: Kindersterblichkeit, besondersin diseases of the colon, 1591; chemistry oi ROSENAU, ALBERT: Treatment of excessive den Niederlantder, 1255 the purin bodies, 1592; spasmodic wryneck, rumbling of stomach, 1859 SAMWAYS, D. W.: The Bradshaw Lecture, a 1592; functional treatment of scoliosis, 1693; ROSENAU, M. J.: Studies upon Hypevsuscepti- comment, 1748; a correction, 1812 seasickness, 1593; prevention of typhoid bility and Immunity, 1089 Sanatoriums for consumptives in Durham,. fever, 1593; nursing of mental cases, 1594; Ross, RONALD, to advise re dealing with 47: at Arroyo Arenas, in Havana, 207; Mait- "natural" therapeutics. 1650 ; abdominal malaria in the Mauritius, l195, 1181; dinner land Cottage, 219; in New Jersey, 220;We*'dt- and pelvic brain, 1652; medical ethics, to, 1182 Wales, 297; at Bradford, 552; in Toronto, 1716; forensic medicine, 1719; histology, Ross, S. J.: Loose bodies in the knee-joint, 767; sale of alcoholic beverages in, 772: 1783; neurasthenia and ptosis. 1831; varia- operation, 987 opening of in Belfast, 929; Queen Alexandra, tions of the facial bones, 1832. Notes on Roth-Drager anaesthesia apparatus (F. M. Davos, 1367; the Beelitz, statistics of, 1554; Books. 23, 91, 149, 460, 529, 677, 754, 829, 913, Gardner-Medwin), 1427 proposed hotel keepers for use of travel- 991, 1070, 1154, 1242, 1349, 1433, 1528, 1594, 1719, Roumania, conditions of practice in, 615 lers, 1554; opposition to in the North of 1786, 1833 ROUND, JOHN: Public vaccination in Old- England, 1615; Bradford Small-pox Hos- REY, JBAN, and the first use of the ther- ham, 1808 pital as a consumptive sanatorium, 1681; mometer in clinical observation, 269 ROUTH, AMAND: Atresia vaginae and delivery, new for Inverness-shire, 1803 Rheumatic infection, myocardial lesions of 1149 Sanatorium, climatic, in Russia, 1731 (Carey Coombs), 1513 ROUTLEY, E. W.: Infant mortality and the Sanatorium treatment in New South Wales, Rheumatism, acute (W. 8. Porter), 1715 milk supply, 668 548 Rheumatism, bee stings and, 63.184 ROW, C. MARTIN, reports case of lacrymal Sanatoriums, review of books on, 24 Rheumatism, formates in, 184, 303 obstruction treated by Parson's method, Sanatoriums, sterilizers for, 1696 Rheumatism, gonorrhoeal, 783, 859 1776 Sand, intestinal, 416 Rheumatism, subacute, 184 ROWAN, JOHN: Frequencyand significance of SANDOZ, FERNAND: Introduction d la Th&ra- Rheumatoid arthritis (J. W. Martin). 826 optic neuritis and other vascular changes peutique Naturiste par tee Agents Physiques et Rheumatoid arthritis and tlhe morbid condi- in the retinae of patients suffering from Dietetiques, rev., 1650 tions which simulate it (A. P. Luff), 1143, purulent disease of the middle ear, 1480 SANDWITH, F. M.: Diabetes in Egypt, 1059; 1148; discussion, 1144 ROWLANDS, R. P., entrusted with charge of dysentery, 1068 RHODES, MILSON, proposed testimonial to, the new orthopaedic department at Guy's San Francisco, plague in, 856 402; presentation to, 926 Hospital, 183 Sanitary authorities, defaulting, 364 Rhodesia, conditions of practice in, 615 ROWTHORN, W. H.: Fees for life assurance Sanitary condition of Piershill Barracks, 46; Rhythm of heart. See Heart examination, 1472 of the Lewis, 46; of towns in Madagascar, Bhyrthmical exercises in spasmodic neuroses ROY, RAI DEVENDRANATH: Diabetes in the 1087; of Hawarden rural district, 1798 (T.Stacey Wilson), 133 tropics, 1057 Sanitaryconvention in Mexico, 394; of Paris, Ricardus Anglicus, 681 Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. See 707 RICHARDIPRE, H. : Maladies de la Nutrition: Academy Sanitary dish-washing, 1008 Goutte, Obesite, Diab8te, rev., 205 Royal Commission on Poor Law. See Poor Sanitarywdistricts,jproposed combination of, RICHET, CHARLES: Anaphylaxis, 688 Law 695 RIDDELL, JAMES R. : Measurement of pelvic Royal Commission on Vivisection. See Vivi- Sanitary inspectors, complaints against, 1272 diameters by the Roentgen rays, 636 section Sanitary inspectors and infectious cases, 1810. RIDDELL, T. ScoTT: Ectopia vesicas, 1778 Royal Institution. See Institution Sanitary officers in rural districts, 706 Right to a prescription, 1560 Royal Mail Steam Packet Line tours, 1767 Sanitary science, review of books on, 149 Rights of registered persons, 1809 Royal Sanitary Institute. See Institute Sanitary work in Manchester, 926, 1272 Rigor mortis in a stillborn child, 925, 1581; Royal Society. See Society Sanitation, antimalarial. See Antimalarial (D. W. Whitfield), 1581 Rubber instruments, preservation of, 492, Sanitation of mines, 114 RILEY, JAMES W.: Cremation, 1768 559 Sanol cones, composition of, 1657 Rindfleisch " Festschrift," 542 Rubber, a self, 1720 Sarcoma (Mr. Hutchison), 86 Ringworm question in elementary schools Rubella. prodromal stage of, 784 Sarcoma of femur, with large haemorrhagic (Phineas S. Abraham), 387 RhCKER, ARTHUR W.: Representation of the effusion (G. L. Webb), 262 Ringworm and steatorrhoea, questions in Medical Faculty on the Senate of the Uni- Sarcoma of small intestine (Louisa Garrett Parliament. 295 versity of London, 1463, 1620 Anderson), 886 RITcHIE, L. C. PEEL: Method of recognizing RUNSTEDT, Fraulein von, appointed Clinical Sarcoma of vermiform appendix, primary the presence of specific substances in Assistant in Clinic for Children's Diseases (T. Carwardine), 1771 blood serum influencing phagocytosis, and of University of Heidelberg, 1777 Sarcomata of jaws (H. A. T. Fairbank), 1506 its diagnostic applications, 1419 Rupture. See Hernia SARGENT, PERCY: Surgical Emergencies, rev,, RITCHIE, W. T.: Medical Diagnosis, rev., Rural districts, cowsheds in, 1009 147 911 R1ss, Dr.: Treatment of experimental tsetse- Satisfactory ending, 695 RIVERS, W. C.: Inheritance of pulmonary fly disease, 834 SAUNDBY, ROBERT: The Association and the tuberculosis, 414 RUSSELL, A. H : Epilepsy, 1586 General Medical Council, 118, 235; Medical RIVIERE, CLIVE: Taberculin treatment of RUSSELL, J. S. RTSIEN: Indications for opera- Ethics: A Guide to Professional Conduct, rev., tuberculosis in children, 1131 tion in cases of intracranial tumour, 1120 1716 RIXEY, PRESLEY M., recommends order for- RUSSELL, R. HAMILTON: Morbid anatomy . SAVILL, THEoIIs D.: Systematized muscular bidding use of cigarettes to persons under and pathology of infantile and encysted exercises in the treatment of chronic spasm, 21 in U.S. navy, 1716 hernia, 1392 415 a E2DHVR L] INDEX. = [DNc. 28, 1907. Savoy, history of medicine in, in the four- graduate classes at Glasgow Royal In- menatrual period (W. }. Carnegie tbenth and fifteenth centuries,-537 nirmary, 482 ;,physical condition of children 791 Dickson), Scabies, treatment of, 244, 1287, 1710 in Glasgow Board schools, 482; notification SzQUzINA. J. B.: On x-ray dosage, 639 Scalds afloat, treatment of (Staff-Surgeon of glanders, anthrax, and bydrophobia, Servia, conditions of practice in, 615 P; T. Sutcliffe), 523 549; Govan Cottage Nurses' Training Serum, Calmette, reaction of in ophthalmo- Scapegoat in therapeutics, 231 Home, 549, 693; health of Aberdeen, 650; logy (Sydney Stephenson), 1038; (Sydney b.. Scarlet fever. See Frever Sanitary Association of Scotland, 691; new Long), 1826 SCHIFER, Professor: Evidence before the hospital at Ayr Asylum, 69$; resignation of Serum, horse, toxicity of (leading article), Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1785,1834 Dr Rutherford of the Crichton Royal In- 1089 Schistosomum. See Bilharzia stitution, 847: Edinburgh post-graduate Serum Institute of Denmark, the State, 217 SCHMIDT, MORiTz, death of, 1731 course. 930; Glasgow fever hospitaJs, 930; Serums, therapeutic, toxicity of, 1676 SCHM1IDTMANN, A. (editor): Haadbuch der complimentary dinner to Dr. Alexander Seton, use of (Etldon Pratt), 1647 gerichtlichen Medizin, rev., 1153 Macphail. 10il; medical service of the Seton in treatment of Meniere's disease and SCHNEIDER, JBAN ETIENNE JUSTIN, appointed territorial army, 1096; opening of the Mdnibre's symptoms by (T. Wilson Parry), Honorary Companion of Order of Indian medical schools, 1096: Notification of 83 Empire, 41 Births Act, 1182; medical service of the Sewage in rural districts, economical purifiea- ScHOFIISLD, A. T.: Christian Science, 300; territorial army, i112: Aberdeen: Professor tiou of (T. A. Starkey), 671; discussion, 67& teaching of psychology in schools, 812 Finlay on alcohol, 1182; Dr. David Nicolson, Sewage problem in the West Riding, 1851 Scholars, assessment of intellieence in, 1674 1183; Royal Medical Society. Edinburgh, SAWILL, HENRY: War against quackery, 940, ScholarshipS.of See Medical schools and Uni- 1274; Royal Victoria Hospital for Consump- 1104 versity London tion, Edinburgh, 1274; ca' e of defective Seychelles, health conditions in, 758 School children, feeding of, 112 in Bradford, and feeble-minded children, 1369; clinical Shadowgraph bougie in ureteric surgery, 784 1011; underfeeding of in Doncaster, 1737 teaching in Glasgow, 1418; honour to Shampoo, an anaesthetic, 764 School children. medical inspection of, 233, Colonel G. T. Beatson, 1458; women gradiu- SHAPLAND, JOHN DEz : Case of spleno- 363, 409. 414, 478. 547, 655, 1028, 1192. 1369. 1376, ates and the Parliamentary vote, 1550; medullary leukaemia, 1042 lfO4, 1681, 1685, 1745, 1794, 1806, 1847; leading Girgenti Home. 1550; MoDtrose Royal In- SHARP, GORDON: Plea for uniformity in article on,-1604, 1794; .in the Transvaal, 233; flrmasy, 1551; Dundee Medical School, 1617; nomenclatux e of alkaloids and their deriva- in, South Australia, 414; parents and, 647; Dundee Royal Infirmary, 1617; co-operation tives, 560 in Chicpgo, 66B; in Manchester, 1098; of trained nurses, 1617; pork and tuber- SHATTocx, B. G.: Fatty degeneration of thle county councils and, 1193; in New South culosis, 1617; treatment of incipient mental blood, 1066; macroglossia neurofibromatosa, Wales; 1369; and treatment of, 1847; ques- disease In the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, 1066; incomplete hermaphroditism in the tions in Parliament, 363 409, 478, 547; 1682, 1803; proposed mocdel hospital for the fowl, 1066; relationship between avian and correspondence on, 1376, 1685, 1746, 1806, Scottish Exhibition, 1682; temperature of lhuman tuberculosis, 1519 1854. Soeva'lso Schools fisbes, 1682; dinner to Dr. Alexander James, SHAW, CECIL: Neuroparalytic keratitis, 1585 School children, chronic naso-pharyngeal 1745; Territorial Army Medical Corps, 1802; SHAW. THOMAS CLAYE: Progress in the treat- disease in, 1675 Scottish women graduates and the fran- ment of mental diseases, 795 School children, teeth of, 1681 chise, 1803; new sanatorium for Inverness- SHAW, W. * Central Midwives Board, 64 School hygiene, attitude of Board of Educa- shire, 1803 SHEEHY, P.: Offensive perspiration, 420 tion to (leading article), 760 ecotland medical study and schools of medi- of Sheet, cult of the clean, 1849 School hygiep.n, ,eaching teacbers, 1725 CiDe in, 573, 589 Sheffield, seventy-sixtu annual meeting at, School hygiene, proposed separate depart- ScoTr, F. H., ineome of the GunniDg fund 1689; history, 1689; manor of Sheffleld, 1690; ment for, in New York, 1001 for past three years placed at the disposal the castle and Mary Queen of Scots, 1690: SchoolHygiene Congress. See Congress of, 166 beginnings of the steel industry, 1691 ; the Schoolhygienein London, 1269, 144'1, 1536,1668; Scottish diplomats, exclusion of from the great Sheffield flood, 1692; medicine in dental conditions, 1447; examination of majority of London hospitals, hospital Sheffield, 1693i hospitals of Sheffield, 1693: infants, 1536; enlarged tonsils and ade- funds and. See Hospital Funds Sheffield medical libraries, 1694; Sheffield noids, 1668, 167& Scottish Medical Diplomates'Association. See medical societies, 1694; Sheffield medical Schoolfor Mothers, rev., 1787 Association. schools, 1694. See also Association, British School of Medicine of the Royal Colleges, Scottish women graduates and the franchise, Medical, annual meeting Edinburgh, 113 1803 Sheffield Univer4ity. See IJniversity Schools, communal, contagious diseases in, SCURFTELD, HAROLD: Infant schools, 1622 SHENTON, EDWARD W. H.: Examination of 1013 Sea, burial at. 42 hip-joint with x rays, 634 BShools, infant, medical examination in Sea-sickness, holding the king's head during, ship surgeons, 244, 303, 368, 420, 560, 620, 784, (leading article), 1540, 1622, 1794 1564; review of books on, 1593 860, 1112 Schools, medical inspection of, 772, 1019, 1353, Secondary schools. See Schools Ships' surgeons, remuneration of, 52; hints 1361, 1681, 1794;. leading article on, 1794; Secret remedies, composition of certain, to, 620 correspondence on, 772. 1019 1103; report of 24, 150, 209, 393. 530, 677, 1653,1672; leading Short-circuiting the vas deferens, 783 .r. Kerr on, 1353; note on. 1361. See also article on, 1672; obesity cures, 24, 150, Shoulders, simultaneous dislocation of both School children and Supplement Index 209; antipon, 25; Russell's anti-corpulent (D. G. Hunter), 20: (b1. J. Lyden), 143 Schools, public elementary, teaebing of preparation, 25; absorbit reducing paste hygiene Siam, King of, visits Virchow Hospital and and temperance in, 50. 118, 166, 485 ; 25; J. Z. obesity tablets, 25; Hughes and orders foundation of a similar institution medical. aspectof (A.J. Cross), 86; questions Hughes's XLreducing pills.110; Hughes and at Bangkok, 1001 in Parliament, 166; ringworm question in Hughes's XL reducing lotion, 150; trilene Sick poor, nursing. See Nursing (Phineas S. Abraham), 385: training of tablets. 209; Hargreaves's reducing wafers, Sigmoid colon, gangrenous, removed from a teachers in hygieD e, 415.837, 849,1014 Board 209; Allan's anti-fat, 209: Burgess's lion case of acute volvulus under spinal of Education and medical inspection of, ointment, 393: blood purifiers, 530; Clarke's anaesthesia (George Beath), 1343 1019, 1103. See also School children world-famed blood purifiers, 530: Old Dr. Signoid flexure, lesions of, as a cause of Schools, secondary, need for inspection of all Jacob Townsend's American sarsaparilla, colitis (P4.Lockhart Mummery), 884 ; discus- residential, in matters relating to sanita- 530; Munyon's blood cure, 531; Harvey's tion and hygiene Dyke sion, 885 (Theodore Acland), blood pills, 531; Professor 0. Phelps Sigmoid flexure, simulation of malignant 496 Brown's blood purifier, 531; Hood's com- cisease by chronic inflammatory affections Schools, daily disinfections of. 1617 pound extract'of sarsaparilla, 531 ; Hughes's of Schools for mothers, 41, 50, in St. Pan- (K. W. Monsarrat), 65 1787; blood pills, 532: vinopyrin, 677 ; Dr. Schafer's BIKEs, ALFRED W.: Pbysiological aspect of cras, 41; at Ghent, 50 antisanguin, 677; epilepsypills, 677; lamma acute nephritis in chiidren, 733 Schools for nurses in Belgium,59 powder, 677; fascol ointment, 677; fascol W. H. DE: Schools, tuberculosis and. See SILVA, Lepra ophthalmica in Tuberculosis piles capsules, 677; gOitre cure, 677 ; lytrol, Ceylon, 1235: climate of Ceylon, 1338 SCHROTrER, L. voN: Hygiene of the Lung in 677; liqueur du Dr. Saville, 677; "female Silver, organic preparations of in treatment Health and Disease, rev., 1153 medicines," 1653: Towle's pennyroyal and of conjunctivitis (John Muir Kelly). 1475 SCHUELLER, MAx, obituary notice of, 123 steel pills, 1653; Dr. John iooper's female Silver wire, filigrees of, in the cure of herniae Sciatica and hip-joint disease (W. Ironside pills, 1653; Kearsley's original Widow usually considered inoperable (Lawrie. Bruce), 1648 Welch's female pills, 1654; Dr. Davis's MeGavin), 1395 Science inits application to national health famous female pills, 1654; Dr. Davis's SIMMONDS, VON M.: Ueber Form und Lage des (Henry Davy), 245 famous female mixture, 1654; Jefferson Magens unter Normalen und ebnormen Bedin- Scientific investigations. for Local Govern- Dodd's corrective, 1654; Jefferson Dodd's gungen, rev., 597 ment Board in England, 780 female pills, 1655; Martin's apiol and steel SIMON, CHARLES E.: Value of the opsonic Scientific temper (leading article), 919 pills. 1655; Fournier's hygienique mixture index. 145$ Scientific temperance federation, in Boston, for females (extra strong), 16,6; Dumas'd SIMON, E. M.: Women's suffrage. 32 269 Paris pills, 1655; monaid tablets, 1655; SIMON, GEORGE, obituary notice of, 1284 Scientiflc use of evidence in surgical prac- Nurse Powell's remedies, 1656; Nurse SIMON. ROBIRRT M.: Empirical and experi- tice(Howard Marsh), 1633 Powell's popular pellets. 1656; Nurse mental methods in medicine, 681 Scissors for taking out sutures, 1433, 1594 Powell's corrective pills, 1657; sanol cones, Sir A. Scoliosis, review of books on, SmPSoN, R., complimentary recogni- 1593 1657; I. R. S. compound golden tablets, tion of, 170, 231 SCOT, HEW: Way of War, rev., 1432 1657; irristum, 1658 SIMPSON, SUTHERLAND: Pressure of bile Scotland, notes from, 48, 113, 169. 231, 335, 413, Bections, proceedings of. See Association secretion and mechanism of bile absorption 482, 549,691, 847, 930, 1011, 1096, 1182, 1274, 1369, "Securitas" tourniquet, 267 in obstruction of bile duct. 913 1458, 15WO, 1617, 1682, 1745, 1802; Pro- Self-rubber, 1723 SIMPSON, W. J. R.: Recent discoveries which fessor McKendrick of Glasgow, 48; Edtn- SErIGMANN, C. G.: Incomplete hermanhro- have rendered antimalarial sanitation more. burgh Royal Infirmary Residents' Club, ditism in the fowl, 1066; relationship precise and less costly. 1044 48; Aberdeen Companies, R.A.M.C. (Vols.), between avian and human tuberculosis, SINCLAIR, Deputy-Surgeon-General EDWARD 48; epidemin cerebro-spinal menin- 1519 MALCOLM, C.B. conferred upon, 41 itis, 48, 113, 170, 231, 335, 413, 1096, 150 SELLORq, T. BLANCHARD: Lactic acid and Sinus, accessory, surgical 1803; School of Medicine of the Royal digestive disorders, 526 anatomy of (P. Colleges, Edinburgh, f Watson Williams). 984 113; Edinburgh Hoval SEMuN, Sir FELIX: Differential diagnosis o Sinus disease, nasal accessory, optic neuritis Infirmary, 113, 1369; diphtheria in Edin- tuberculosis, syphilis, bnd malignant in connexion with (Henry Manning Fish), burgh, 113, 170 Anatomical and Anthropo- disease of larynx, 952; English and German logical Society of Aberdeen University, 1218; discussion, 1223 113; medical education, 1197 ; a protest, 1466 Sinus, lateral, ttirombosis of, and obliteration Incorporated Sanitary Association (Scot- JOHANN land) SENCeENBERG, CHRISTIAN: 200th of jugular vein (Adolph tsronner), 982 113; Sanitary Association of Scotland, anniversary of, 833 thelateDr. Andrew Balfour, 114 Sinus. sphenoidal. disease of (t. Watson ; itoyal Seoul, vaccination institute established at, Williams), 984 Edinburgh Asylum centenary celebration, 1483 Sinuses, nacal accessory, importance of, in 169: Sir A. R. Simpson, 170.231; Roval Army Septic infections, unsuspected nephritis in relation to the ears (G;eorge Jackson), 989; MedicalCorps, 2311; outbreak of enteric (Theodore Thompson), 737 discussion, 970 fever at Peterhead. 232; Glasgow Maternity Septic meningitis. See Meningitis on Hospital. 232; Finlayson Memorial Lecture- Sinusitis, frontal, observations (Chichele ship, Septicaemia with interesting reactions to Nourse), 979; disculssion. 981 335; testimonial to Dr. Carswell, 336, treatment and recovery (Claud F. Sixpenny doctors," 110, 480 1274; notification of cerebro-spinal fever, Fothergill), 1771 SKERRETr, F. B.: The cancer problem, a r335; Royal Society of Edinburgh, 413; post- Septicaemia, streptocozcal, occurring at the sugge3tioD, 12C6 3mn DzC. a8, '907.1 INDEX, . r TDuOn=U AiS Skin diseases, colour photographs of (Dr. Society, Medical, Cambridge, 1725; school Society, Pathological, of Manchester, 1357. McKenna and Dr. Taylor), 1588 hygtene (Sims Woodhead), 1725 1715; election of officers, 1367; etiology of Skin diseases, general treatment of (Max Society, Medical Charitable, West Riding, malignant, growths (S. B. Wild), 17I5 Joseph), 1793 annual meeting, 927 choleaterin (F. Craven Moore), 1715; cases, Skin of sole, thickening of, 620 Society, Medical, Glasgow Southern, 1068, 1715 Skin; wounds of, alternative plan of treating, 1648; difficulties connected with diagnosis Society for Physical Therapeutics in Austria, without sutures, 1784 of gastric derangements (A. Ernest May- 1745 SKINNUR, B.: Preliminary note upon ticks lard), 1068; diagnosis and treatment of Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, infestingrats suffering from plague, 4fi7 appendicitis (A. krnest Maylard), 1648 411; annual meeting of Manchester Branch, Skull, depression of, operation six hours Society, Medical, of London, 1065, 1237, 1428, 411 after birth: recovery (H. Wynne Thomas), 1648,1713 ; presidential address, 1065; unusual Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of 752 cases of aiabetes (J. R. Bradford). 1065; Medical Men. 159, 1087 SLATER, WILLIAM, obituary notice of, 1857 femoral hernia and the bladder (J. D. Mal- Society of Radiography, Italisn, 1449 sleeping sickness. cell changes in (F. W. colm), 1237; clinical meeting, 1428; sciatica society, ioyal, 913, 1365, 1558, 1622, 1673, 1679, Mott and Helen G. Stewart), 1327 and hip-joint disease (W. lronside Bruce), 1855; pressure of bile secretion and the Sleeping sickness conference, 403,1172, 1601 1648- intussusception in children (Duncan mechanism of bile absorption in obstruc- Sleeping sickness, crocodiles and, 1357 C. IL. Fitzwilliams), 1648; discussion on tion of the bile duct (Percy T. Herring and Sleeping sicknaess, Portuguese Commission pueumococcus infections (W. Osler), 1713 Sutherland Simpson), 913; anDiversary on, 1832 Society. Medical, Manchester, 1522, 1779; meeting, 1365; and a test for colour blind- Sleeping sickness in Uganda, 141; in British meeting and exhibition of cases, 1522, 1779 ness, 1558,1622,1855; and vivisection (leading: Central Africa (Nyasaland). 1267 Society, Medical, Midland, 1588; exhibition article), 1673, 1679; anniiversary meeting, Bleeping sickness and other trypanosomlases of cases, 1588 1679 treated by the atoxyl and mercury method Society of Medical Officers of Health, Incor- Societv, Royal, of Edinburgh, 413; award of 8Sir Rubert Boyce), 624. See also Trypano- porated, 76, 1446; provincial meeting, 76; Keith prize, 413 somlasis address by Sir Alfred Keogh, 1446 Society, Royal Medical, Edinburgh, 1274; In- Sleeping sickness, value of atoxyl in (leading Society, Medical, Northumberland and Dur- augural address, 1274 article), 1763 ham. 1588, 1829; exhibition of cases, 1588,1829 society, Royal, of Medicine, 146, 159, 294, 688, SLOCOCK, RICHARD, reports cases of appen- Society, Medical Sickness and Accident, 101, 812. 1065, 1094, 1149, 1154, 1?39 1344, 1427, 1519, dical abscess: perforated gangrenous 403, 834, 1172, 1538 1586, 1660, 1l70, 1714, 1779; library of, 159. appendix: appendectomy and recovery, 83 Society, Medical, South-west London, 1C68, Clinical Section, 688, 1066. 1014, 1428, 1780:. Slum speculation, 770 1522; use and abuse of forceps in midwifery exhibition of cases, 1428,1780; work of the Small intestine. See Intestine practice (M. G. Bsiggs), 1068; meeting and Clinical Society of London, 1094. Dermna- Small-pox at Metz, 225; in Germany, 270; in papers, 1522 tological Sectiotn, 1714; cases, 1714; Electro- Vieana, 698, 1014; in Alsace-Lorraine, 771 Society, Medical, Ulster; 170, 1429, 1744; therapeutic Section, 1670. Epidemiological Small-pox, necessity of increasing the degree annual meeting, 170: opening meeting, Section, 1779; plague control in India (W. H. of immunity against (A. W. Gilchrist). 662 1429; annual dinner, 1744 Haffkine), 1779 Laryngological Section Small-pox and vaccination in China, 118 Society, Medical, United Services, 220, 1190, 1428, 1780; first meeting. 1428.1780. Medicat Smell, cerebral tumour associated with 1830; history of the work done in connexion Section, 294, 1150, .1344, 158B; compli- subjective sensations of (El. Campbell with Mediterranean or undulant fever cations of pneumonia (Hector Mackenzie), Thomson). 1761 (Fleet Surgeon Bassett-Smith) 1830 1150; (Dr. Hadley), 1344; epilepsy (A. bI. Smell, sense of, destroyed by ammonia, 124 Society, Medical, University Coliege Hospital, Russell), 1586. Obstetrical and Gynaecological SMITH, A. LAPrEoRN: On the increase of 1151; address by Professor Osler on the Section, 1149. 1587: atresia vaginae and de- cancer. 220 influence of the Medical Society on the livery (Amand Routh), 1149; oedematous SMITH, EDWARD E: Fatal case of orbital education of the medical student, 1151 fibroma of pelvis (Dr. Tate), 1149; physio- -thrombosis, 1234 Society, Medical, Wigan, 1731; annual dinner, logical action of the placenta (W. E. Dixon SMITH, Eusvcn: r.aryngismus stridulus in 1731 and Frank E. Tayler). 11t0; exhibits, 1150 - newborn infants, 131 Society, Medieal and Chirurgical, North pubiotomy (Thomas;Wilson), 1587. Odonto- SMITHI, Major F.: House flies in Benares, London, 1429; opening meeting, 1429 logical Section. 1714; some points on the 1170 Society, Medical and Surgical, Cork. 1617 growth of the jaws (J. T. Carter), 1714. Patho- SMITH, HERBERT: Extra-uterine fetation: Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Aberdeen, 1M; to icat Section, 1066, 1519; fatty degeneration operation: recovery, 1516 discussion on Notification of Births Act, Of the blood (S. G. Shattock and L. S. SMITH, WILLIAM MUIR: Early Notification of 1777; ectopia vesicae (r. Scott Riddell), Dudgeon), 1066; macroglossia neurofibro- Births Bill, 553 1778. treatment of nasal polypi (Dr. reter- matosa (W. G. Spencer and S. G. Shattock) Smoke and darkness. 1008 kin), 1778 1066; incomplete hermaphroditism in the, SmokiDg, juvenile. See Juvenile Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Edinburgh, 87, fowl (S. G. Shattock ancd C. G. Beligmann), MmugglhDg and adulteration, 763 1426, 1712; bacteriological treatment of 1066; study of the relationship between SMYTHI, AIMfB WATT: Training of school general paralysis (W. Ford Robertson and avian and human tuberculosis (S. G. teachers in hygiene, 485, 819, 1014 Douglas IcRay), 87; valedictory address, Shattock. C. G Seligmann, L. S. Dudgeon, SNELL, SIMEON: Prevention of the ophthal- 1426; hernia in young adults (George and P. N. Panton). 1519; some experi- mia of the newborn, 938; wounds and Chiene), 1426; exhibits, 1426: action of ences of the tuberculin ophthalmic reac- injuries of eyeball, eyelids and orbit, 1629 ; formic acid salts (Or. Goodall and Miss tion (L. J. Austin and 0. Gruinbaum), 1520. Inquiry into the causes of blindness in Isabel Mitchell), 1712; use of novocain Surgical Section, 1427, 1780; operation for 333 innmates of the Sheffield School for the (J. W. Struthers) 1712 goltre (James Berry), 1427 ; complete gastrec- Blind, 1215 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Glasgow, 1067, tomy (B. G. A. Moynihan), 1780. TherapeuWical SOBOTTA, J.: Atlas and Textbook or Human 1345 1521,1589,1828; history of the society Section, 46, 1154, 1239; visit to Oxford, 146; Anatomy: Vol ii, The Viscera, including the (Walker irvine), 1067 ; meeting and exhibi- review of Transaction8, 1154; discussion on Heart, rev, 827 tion of cases, 1345, 1521, 1589, 1821 scientific treatment of d; spepsia (Burton SocltdW Mddicale des Dentistes des Htpitaux Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Leeds and West Brown), 1239; Proceedings, 1660; firstgeneral of Paris. 1769 Riding. 1151, 1344, 1589; meeting and exhibi- meeting, 1670 Tierapeutical and Pharma- Societies, friendly. See Friendly tion ot cases, 1151, 1344, 1589 colopical Section. 1714; therapeutics of Societies, medtcal, discussions at, 1092 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Norwich, 1011; indigestion (W. Murray), 1714 Society of Anaesthetists, 1172, 1521, 1778; first winter meeting, 1011 Society for Studyof Diseases in Children, annual dinner, 1172; meeting and papers, Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Nottingham,1239, 1172, 1345, 1523; appointment of chairman, 1524; status lymphaticus (Dr. jAcCardie), 1522, 1589,1778; some cases of unexplained 1172: meeting and exhibition of cases, 1778 fever in infants and children (H. Ashbv) papers. etc., 135, 1523 Society, Anatomical and Anthropological, of 1239; children's work in medictne (L W. society, Surgical Aid, 1683 Aberdeen Untversity, 113 Marshall), 1522; diphtheria (Owen H. Society, Surgical, International, 541; cancer Sooiety, Auatomical and Anthropological, of Peters), 1589; cases, 1778 exhibition, 541 Melbourne University, 3f1 Society, Medico-Chirurgical, Sheffield, 1345, Society for Repression of Syphilis, German, Society of Art.s, inaugural meeting of, 154; 1520, 1649, 1715; physiologic therapeutics 1262; estabiishes home for children suffer- session, 1433 for the normal and undegenerate (George ing from hereditary syphilis, 1262 Society, British Balneological and Climato- Thomson lietford), 1345; cases and speci- ociety of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, logical, 37, 1778; new president. 37; blood mens, 1520, 1649. 1715; acute rheumatism 87, 145; Inaugural address, 87; lantern pressure in spa practice (Dr. Edgecombe), (#. Porter), 1715 demonstration, 87; vote of thanks, 87; 1778 Society, Medicio-Chirurgical, West LondoD, meeting and exhibition of cases, 145 ociety, Bristol Medical Reading (L. M. 1429, 1830; clinical meeting 1429- cases. 18'0 Societyof Tropical Medicine, German, 1087 Griffiths), 1084 Society, Medico-Historical, fioundation of in Society, Urological, German, 114,1172 So ciety, Clinical, Chelsea, 1239; paying beds Franie, 158 Sociology, voluntary principle in, 1005 in London hospitals (John H. Daurerv. 1239 Society, Medico-Legal, 118, 1346: President's Soda water, lead in. 411 So Miety, Clinical, of London, work of, 1091 inaugural address, 1346 Soldiers' teeth, care of In France, 1460 Society, Dermatological. of Great Britain and Society, Medico-Legal, Italian, 394 Soldiers, tuberculous, 116 Ireland. 87 ; final meeting, 87 Society of Neurologists, German, 834 Somaliland Protectorate, 1365 Society, Eugenic and Moral Education. 1357 Society, New Sydenham, 218, 544, 989 ; report Somatose, liquid, 461 Society, Geological, centenary of, 842, 923; to be presented at forty-eighth annual SOM1ERS, 13. DUDLEY, re-elected mayor of and medicine. 923 meeting. 218; note on, 44i; AtUas ofIllustra- Aldeburgh, 1449 Society, Great Central Railway Mutual Provi- lions of Clinical Medicine, Surgery, and SOMERSET, HENRY: "An Amateur in Drugs," dent, 230 Pathology, rev., 989 299 Society, (ynaecological, American, Transac- Eociety, Obstetrical, Edinburgh, 1433, 1828 SOMERVILLE, W. F.: Influence of high-fre- tions, rev., 24 Transactions. rev., 1433; infant feeding (A. quency currents on the urinary system, 647 Society, Gynaecological. Britisli, 145; meeting Dingwall Fordyce), 1828 SOMMERVILLE, DAVID: The cancer problem, and exhibition of cases, 145 Society, Obstetrical, of Hamburg, prevalence 299 Society, Harvelan, 1523; pathology and treat- and causes of ectopic gestation, 1677 South Africa, notes from, 114, 233; the tuber- ment of cerebral vascular lesions (James #. Society, Obstetrical, ot London, final meet- culosis question, 114; sanitation in mines, Corner), 1523 ing, 45, 88; ovarian cyst caused by oacillu8 114; medical supervision of school children Society, At unterian, 1068. 1346, 1349,1513, 1779, typl&osus (F. E. Taylor), 88 in the Transvaal, 233 1828- dysentery (F. M. Sandwith), 1068; Society, obstetrical and Gynaecological, South Africa, conditions of practice in, 615 treatment of nuerperal eclamnpsia (Russell North of England, 1152, 1523; meeting and South Africa, medicaltypes 1n, 1676 Andrews). 1829; meeting and exhibition of exhibition of cases, 1152, 1523 South Africa, Mediterranean fever in (Lieu- cases, 1346, 1523, 1779; Transactions, rev., 1349 Society, Ophthalmological. of the United tenant-Colonel C. Birt), 1336 Society, Manorial, 94 Kingdom, 145, 1149, 1519, 1830; meeting and South Africa, plague in, 62, 2a0, 461, 559, 8E6, Society, Medical, Anglo-American of Berlin, exhibition of cases, 145: president's intro- 1170, 1449, 1730 ductory address, 1149; tumour of optic South African diseases (Lieutenant-Colonel C. Society, Medical, Anglo-Amtrican, Conti- nerve (J. B. Lawford), 1149; interstitial Birt) 1335 peotal, 360 1013, 1022, 12 6 keratitis and acquired syphilis (J. Hert ert South Awerica, oenditions of practice in, 615 Soviety, Medical Benevolent, in Birmingham, Fither), 1519; the pectinate ligament Boutthamnpton, report of M.O.H, 780 231 (yliomis ltenderson), 15L9- Tay-Sachs i>- Southl Australia, conditioss of practice in, Society, Medical, Caledonia, 402 fantile retihitis (Mr. Nettleship), 1830 615; notes frow., 1253; annual meeting, ToTmn rax! 1 3° MEDICAL JOURNAL I INDEX. [DEc 28, 1907. = I I 1853: Quarantine Act and rumoured ap- MARK D : 1853; amendment of STEVBNSON, Photoscopy (Skiascopy or Swedish Royal Committee on Tuberculosip, pointments, Vaccina- Betinoscopy), rev., 267 1835 tiou Act, 1853; Adelaide Children's Hos- STRWART, CHARLES, death of, 925; obituary Swinton and the Notiflcation of Births Act, pital, 1853: lunacy report, 1853; discussion notice of, 1023 1549 of the Referendum, 1853 STEWART, DONALD: Sir William Gairdner and Switzerland, conditions of practice in, 615 Southend-on-Sea, public health officer. See the morphine episode, 176 Sydney, water supply of, 49 e Public Health Appointments, 779 STEWART, G N., appointed Director of SYME, W. S.-: Case of acute snppuration of South Wales Contract Practice Fund, 1609; Laboratory of Experimental Medicine, middle ear complicated by septic mening- contract practice in, 1618 Western Reserve University, Cleveland, itis and brain abscess. 981 South Wales. See also Wales 758 SYMEs, J. ODERY: Arthritis and. erythema Spa treatment of neurasthenia (Edwvard J. STEWART, HELEN G.: Further observations nodosum, 202 Cave), 127 on the cell charges in dourine and sleeping SYMMERS, WM. ST. CLAIR: Epidemic cerebro- Spain, conditions of practice in, 615: quackery sickness, 1327 meningttis with In, 908 STILL. F.: Medical of spinal typhoid agglutinins Hand G(EOBRGE aspect dental in the blood, 713; public lecture by, 1012 SPALTEHOLZ, W.; Atlas of Human Ana- caries in childhood 1485 SEsbONS, W. H.; Health visitors as unqualified tonmy, rev., 827 Stillbirths, notification of, 46, 844. See also assistants, 365 Spasm, clonic, systematized muscular exer- Bill Syncope or fracture of skull 1284 cises in treatment of, 415. See also Neuroses Stillborn child, rigor mortis in, 1581; Spasmodic neuroses See Neuroses (D. W. Whitfield) 1581 92fi, Synergic movements of eyelids and mouth Special Diseases, Committee for Study of, SIILLER, Die (W. M. Beaumont), 629 1452 BERTHOLD: Asthenische Konsti- Synthetic suprarenin, 1528 tutionskrankheit, rev., 1831 Synthetical chemistry. See Chemistry Specialist appointments in India, 755 STOCKER, JOHN SHERWOOD, obituary notice Specialists, arrangement with, 1800 of, 239 8yphilis, acquired, in an infant, with trans- missionto the mother (J. A Nixon). 389 Spectacles in ametropia after removal of the Stockport, appointment of M.O.H. for, 1756 Syphilis, acquired, interstitial keratitis and lens (Archibald Stanley Percival), 1776 Stoke workhouse, sick children at, 846 (J. EHerbert Fisher), 1519 SPENCE, W. JAMES, obituary notice of, 493 Stokes-Adams pheoomena, case showing Syphilis afloat, treatment of (Surgeon C. K. SPENCER, HERBERT B.: Measures to be (Clifford Beards), 1039 Bushe), 511; discussion, 512 recommended to secure the earlier recog- STOLTERFORTH, HENRY, obituary notice of, Syphilis, early local treatment of, 244, 415 nition of uterine cancer, 431, 439 1283 Syphilis of larynx. See Larynx SPENCER, W. G.: Macroglossia neurofibroma- Stomach. the gynaecological, 293 tosa, 1066 Stomach, review Syphilis, place of Spirochaeta pallida in the of books on, 627, 1651 diagnosis of MacLennan), 1510 Sphenoidal sinus. See Sinis Stomach surgery, results of (leading article), (Alex. SPICER, FREDERICK: operation of 1842 Syphilis, Metchuikoff on the prevention of, Kuister's 1846 post-auricular meatal antrotomy and Mr. Stomach, treatment of excessive rumbling of, Syphilis, review of books on, 23, 392 Hleath's claim, 366 1859 Syphilis, secondary and appendicitis, 1683 SPICER, W. T. HOLMES: Vesicular affections Stomatological Associstion. See Association Byphilis, sloughing of vagina in, 361 of the cornea, 1234 " Stomatologistes des h6pitaux," 1769 Byphilis, spirochaete of, attempt to cultivate, Spinal analgesia, stovain as. See Stovain STONHAM, CHARLES: Birds oJ the British 1738 Spinal ganglia, posterior, inflammatory Islands, rev., 149 Syphilis, value of atoxyl in,293 changes in, in cases of cutaneous cancer Stone coffin and clhalice found at St. Nicholas, Syphilis and yaws, 1363 (G. Lenthal Cheatle), 140 Carlisle (Henry Barnes), 32 Syphilitic obstruction of common bile duct, Spirochaeta pallida, place of in the diagnosis Stools, examination of. See VFaeces congenital (H. D. Rolleston), 947 of syphilis (Alex. MacLennan), 1510 Stools, mucus in (James Cantlie), 1340 Syphilis, primary, diaguosis of, 1195 Spirochaeta pertenuis. See Yaws Stovain as a spinal analgesic (J. Hogarth Syringe for local anasthesia or paraffin injec- Spirochaete of syphilis, attempt to cultivate, 'Pringle), 12 tion, 91 1738 Strain, prolonged, effects of of yaws. See Yaws physiological Syringe for local anaesthesia in tooth extrac- Spirochaete (Edge's record motor drive),100 tion, 91 Spleen abscess. See Abscess Strangulation of small intestine through rent Spleen, removal of by the ancients, 991 in mesentery E. Bell), 1710 Spleno-medullary leukaemia. See Leukaemia STRASSMANN, PAUL:(CharlesThe indications for Splenomcgalic polycythaemia. See Poly- operations on uterine fibroids and the cythaemia methods of performing them. 446 Splint for local heat application, 208 STRATON, CHARLESR.::he referendum.939 Sporozoon in aural polypi (James M. Beattie), Streptococcal septicaemia. See Septicaemia 1402 Streptococcic conjunctivitis. S5ee CoDjunc - SPRIGGs, E. I.: Representation of the tivitis Medical Faculty in the Senate of the Stretchler-bearer, volunteer. See Volunteer University of Lendon, 1620 STRITCH, SEYMOUR: Vibrating sensation in Spring catarrh. See Catarrh diseases of the nervous system, 238 T. Sprue, interstitial pancreatitis in its relation STRUTHERS. J. W.: Use of novacain, 1712 to (i. W. Mayo Robson), 203 W.: Nasal found in STUART-LOW, obstruction, sub- Tachycardia, epileptoid attacks in (Fred. Sprue, complications chronic mucous turbinectomy,962 Hugh Clarke), 308; correspondence on, 852, cases of (Charles Begg), 1337; discussion, Students, teaching of midwifery to. SeeMid- 938 1338 wifery what do we mean 938 SI'URRIER, ALFRED HENRY, receives royal of special diseases. See Tachycardia, by ?852, to Studly Special Talma-Morison operation, ascites and (W. I. permission accept Insignia of Second STURGE, HENRY: Alcohol and insanity, 1021 de C. Wheeler), 1713 Class of Order of Brilliant Star of Zanzibar STURGE, MARY D.: Alcohol and the Human Tananarivo, chemical laboratory established 1441 Body, rev., 2l Squint, alternating, treatment of (R. J. at, 1603 1234 Substitute, obligations of, 1752 Tariffs in Canada, 767 Coulter), Substitute service, 705 TARRANT, Surgeon-General THOMAS, C.B. con- Staff officers for medical mobilization in Sudanese fowls. See Fowls ferred upon, 41 India, 557 Sugar testing, ambiguous reactions in Tasmania, conditions of practice in, 615 Stafford, report cf M. 0. H., 241 (Stephen G. Longworth), 19 TATE, Dr.: Oedematous fibroma of pelvis, Staffordshire: No Ges from, 846.; sick children Sulphanilic acid, zinc salt of, 24 1149 at Stoke Workh )use, 846 Summer diarrhoea. See Diarrhoea Taxation of motor cars. See Motor Stammering class, report on a, 1272 SUMMONS, WALTER: Report on miners' TAYLER, HERBEERT P.: Improvement in the STARK, JOSEPH: Treatment of occipito- phthisis in Bendigo. 839 conditions of contract practice. 851 posterior cases, 1581 Supersession, 705, 942, 1750: STARKEY, T. A.: Economical purification of 1378, 14E8, by a TAYLER, J. LIoNEL: Diseases of twins, 1559 rural former consultant, 705 TAYLOR, Dr.: Colour photographs of skin sewage in districts, 671 Suppuration, aural (see Aural); of middle- diseases. 1588 STARLING, E. H., nominated for vacancy of ear of of on (see Middle); labyrinth (see Laby- TAYLOR, E. CLAUDE: Teaching of hygiene Faculty Medicine Senate of University rinthine) and temperance in public elementary of London, 1180; representation of the Suppurative otitis. See Otitis Medical Faculty in the Senate of the Uni- Suprapubic schools, 50 versity of London. 1372, 1466 litholapaxy. See Litholapaxy TAYLOR, EDWARD R., elected Mayor of Ban JAMES Surgery, abdominal. See Abdominal Francisco, 319 STARTIN, (editor): Pharmacopoeia for Surgery, moral, 1093 F. E.: Suppuration in an ovarian Diseases of the Skin, rev., 989 Surgery of TiYLOR, State Children's Association. See Association stomach, results of (leading cyst caused by the Bacillus typhosus, 88; Static of article), 1842 physiological action of the placenta, 1150 currents, rationale (F. Howard Hum- Surgery, review of books on, 90, 265, 528, 909 TAYLOR, FREDERICK : Progress of the medical phris), 646 Surgery of the vascular system Statistical methods, recent advanees in, 95 article), 1264 (leading man, 305; Harveian oration, 1167 Statistical studies in immuinity, 838 in the time of TAYLOR, JAMES, presentation to, 101 Statistics, international, 124 Surgical dressings Queen Anne, TAYLOR, JAMES: Case of Paget's disease Statue and the 1737. treated by xrays, 643 students, Seealso Brown Surgical practice, scientific use of evidence TAYLOR, SEYMOUR: On Acute Pneumonia: Its dog in (Howard Marsh), 1633 Status lymphattcus (Dr. McCardie), 1778 SUTCLIFFE, Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment, rev., 754 Status of lady doctors, 407 Staff Surgeon P. T.: Treatment TAYLOR, WILLIAM: Intestinal obstruction, STEPHENSON, Colonel FRANCIS of burns and scalds afloat, 525 893 LAWRANCE, SUTHERLAND, G. A.: Acetonaemic conditions Tay-Sachs's infantile retinitis (Mr. Nettleship), C.B. conferred upon, 1452 in children, 1380 1830 StEPHENSON, SYDNEY. awarded Middlenmore SUTHERLAND, Major W. D.: Blood-stains: their Prize, 108; Ophthalmia neonatorum. rev., 675: Detection and the their Teaching and learning medicine, 1094 in in Determination of Sour ce, Technical progress and mental integrity eye changes nephritis children. 735; rev., 1719 (leading article), 1842 Calmette serum reaction in ophthalimiology, a forgotten: T. '1038 Swab,Gifford),.1042 another warning (G. Teeth of animals, irregularities of (J. F. Sterility among x-ray workers (Alfred C. Colyer), 1503 Jordan), 15 SWAN, R.H. JOCELYN: Movable kidney from Teeth of children, etiology and pathology of Sterilizers for consumption a surgical standpoint. 1855 defects of (J. t*. Turner), 1488. See also sanatoriums, 1696 Swansea, draining of, 170; health of, 171 Dental Sterilization, perils of, 244, 303 SWANZY, H. R.: Honour of knighthood con- STERN, RICHARD: Ueber traumatis8hcEntste- ferred upon, 41 Teeth of school children, 1681 hung Innerer 22 Telegraphy, wireless, and hospital ships evolutionKrankheiten, rev., SWANZY, Sir HENRY R., evidence of before (Staff Surgeon H. L. Norris), 512 Stethoscope, of. 115,184 the Royal Commission on Vivisection, Stethoscope, imDroved, 1720 1721 Teleological theory, a new, 1298 Stethoscope, La6nnec and the evolution of (C. SWAYNE, WALTER C.: Chorion-epitheioma, Temperance league. See League Theodore Williams), 6. See also Launnec 440 Temperance teaching in schools. See Schools, STEUBFR, Dr.: European troops in the fever " See Fever public elementary tropics, 359 "Sweatingof medical Temperature and elevation, 1724 STEVENSON, E.: 1241 8weeating profession. See Medical TEMPLETON, WILLIAM: Case of acute enteric Squint, rev., Sweden, conditions of practice in, 615 intussuseption with apparent reduction DaC INDEX. [ TuB 28, 1907.] MUDcA. BrW=fJOWa I by irrigation: abdomical section. and fatal TODD. G. BElL: Sweating of the medical pro- Tuberculosis, league against in the Argentine, result, 262; ether admtnistration by the fession by public bodies, 775 foundation of prizes, 834 open method, 1747 TODD-WHITE, ARTHUR: Diarrhoea mortality Tuberculosis, Metropolitan Asylums Board Ten'a, medicine mer of tlle, 1843 and its causes, 1288 and, 1695 'Teratoma arising from the right tonsillar Tokio, Embassy miiedical officer at, 547: Tuberculosis, miners', In Bendigo, 839 region (Robert Fullerton), 9c4 sewerage scheme for, 1152 Tuberculosis, municipal treatment of, 769 TERRIER, F. Chirurgie du Foie et des oices ToMtES, CHARLES S.: Medicinue and its speci- Tuberculosis Museum, Belfast, 1616 Biliaires. rev., 25 alities in their relation to the State, 861; Tuberculosis, National Association for Pre- Territorial force, .medical service of. See effects of respiration on the circulation, vention of, Cork Branch, 1551 Army, British 938 Tuberculosis, notification of. 109, 168, 1097, Testicle, diseases and displacements of TonKINSON, J. GOODWIN: X rays in lupus 1369; in Belfast, 109; in Manchester, 168; (D'Arcy Power), 716; (Russell Howard), 719; vulgaris, 642 in Ireland. lG97; compulsory in New South (W. E. Dixon), o2l; discussion, 723 Tooths extraction, syringe for local anaes- Wales, 15E9 Testimonials, unsolicited, 756 tlhesia in, 91 Tuberculosis and pork, 1617 THALWITZER, Dr.: Special laboratory for the Topfer's reagent as a test for hydrochloric Tuberculosis, prevention of, in Massa- examination of stoole, etc., 492; note on, acid (R. C. Ilmslie), 1342 chusetts, 1101; in Ireland, 550, 1183,1551 620 Topographical problem, 12E8 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, inheritance of, 274, 'Thaw trial, fees of medical exnertcj ir, 1195 Torouto, Sanatoriumiii for advanced consump- 414, 555, 701, 1104, 1277, 1623, 1806 THEILLER, ARNOLD, Compallionshlip of the tion in, 767 Tuberculosis question in South Africa, 114 irder of St. Michael and St. Gearge con- Towle's pennyroyal and steel pills, composi- Tuberculosis, review of books oD, 205, 265 ferred upon, 1452 tion of, 1653 Tuberculosis, Royal Commiission, on, second 'THEOBALD, S*IMURL: Prevalent Diseases of the Toxicity of therapeutic serums, 1B76 interim report, 1165, 1434; plan of the work, hEye, rev., 261 Trachoma, importation of, 291 1165; classification of human viruses into Theosine sodium aceptate, diuretic action of TRAMBUSTI, ARNALBDO, suggests new Lalue two groups, 1165: general characters of the (Hlarry Campbell), .388; (W. Frank Colelough), for Malta fever, 1546 bovine disease, 1165; exceptional characters 752; note on, r60, 620, 1196 Tramway drivers, physical fitness of, 478 of certain viruses, 1166; virulence for the Therapeutic value of alternating currents of Transfusion of blood. See Blood rabbit, 1166: anthropoids and monkeys. low frequency (E. Reginald Morton), 645 Transvsal, medical supervision of school 1166: pigs, 1166; other animals, 1166: cul- Therapeutic serums, toxicity of, 1676 children in, 233 ; contagious disease among tural characters of the bacilli, 1434; broth Therapeutics, review of books on. 285, 1650 natives in, 848 reaction test, 1434; modification of bovine Therapeutics, the scapegoat in, 291 Transvaal mines, mortality in, 547 bacilli, 1435; early dissemination of bacilli, "Thermasep," thermometer case, 150 Transvaal, conditions of practice in, 615 1435; additional reports by Dr. Cobbett, Thermometer, first use of. 269 Treasury grants to University colleges, 1435 Thiosinamin, 783 535 Tuberculosis, Swedish commission on, 1833 IHOMAS, ARTHUR W: Early local treatment TREVES, Sir FREDERICK, King grants a resi- Tuberculosis and schools (leading article), of syphilis, 244; offensive perspiration, dence to, 1365; Strgicaz Applied Anatomny, 470; note on, 687; correspondence on, 703 420 rev., 1718 Tuberculosis, proposed treatment of, by in- of THOMAS. H. WYNNE: Depression skull: TREvOR, Surgeon-General FRANCIS WOL- cision into the pleural space, 860 operation six hours after birth: recovery, LASTON. C.B. conferred upon, 41 Tuberculosis, vital statistics of, 98; leading 752 Triene tablets, 209 article on. 103 THOMAS, J. LYNN: Treatment of complica- TriLity College. See College Tuberculosis war in Ireland, 1743 tioDs and sequelae of gastric and duodenal Tropical Medicine (leading article), 1174 Tuberculous beef, 1857 ulcers, 72; remarks on an open conti-uous Tropical Medicine, Liverpool School of, 169, Tuberculous cattle, meat of, 706 drop method of administering ether, 1824 479, 605, 769, 1099, 1611; letter from President Tubercuilous children, care of (T. N. Kely- THOMAS, J. W., elected mayor of Neath, 1449 of Republic of Peru, 169; dinner. 169, 1099: nack), 750 THOMAS,R. D., elected mayor of Welshpool, question in Parliament re grant to, 479: Tuberculous chloiosis (Alex. James). 1816 1449 information concerning, 605; Mary Kingsley Tuberculous immigrants, Australia and, 46 THOMAS, W. THEILAVALL: Liverpool Royal modal, 769: Lord Cromerbecomes honorary Tuberculous patients, industrial settlement Infirmary, election of hoDorary surgeon, Vice-President, 1611; Annals of Tropical for, 227; isolation of, in Cardiff Workhouse, 1687 Medicine and Parasitology, rev., 1719 846 THOMPSON, Dr., appointed J.P. for counoy of Tropical Medicine, London School of, 228, 307, Toberculous soldiers, 116 Londonderry, 1731 605, 1174, 1355: unveiling a portrait. 226; 'Tuberculous, working colony for the, 219 THOWipSON, Dr. Radical cure of hernia, 1585 pass lists, 302; information concerniDg, TUKE, bir JOHN BATTY: Early Notification of THOMPSON, FRANCIS, the poet, 1603 605; leading article on, 1174; Sir Lauder Births Bill,f53 THOmPSON, G.S., reports case of appendicitis Brunton's i ntroductory addr esq, 1355 Tumour of bladder, villous (Dr. Boxwell), complicated by intestinal haemorrhage, Tropical medicine, research in, in Australia, 1712 1711 233, 1001, 1853 Tumour, cerebral,aqsociated with subjective THOMPSON, J. ASHBURTON: Protection of Tropical mecdic!ne, review of books on, 88, sensations of smell (HI. Campbell Thomson), India frominvasion by plague, 1770 91. 1346 1761 THOMPSON, J. TA1iHAM: Bottle-maker's cata- Tropics, diabetes in. See Diabetes Tumour of iris, tdberculous (Dr. Killen), ract, 555 Tropics, European troops in, 359 1585 TOHMPSON, THEODORE: Unsuspected ne- Trypanosome infections. expeiimental che- Tumour, intracranial, indications for opera- phritis in septic infections, 737 motherapy in (Carl H. Browning). 1405 tion in cases of (J.S Risien Russell), 1120, TiBOMPSON, W. H.: Training of school Trypanosomiasis, treatment of, 685, 708, 758; 1128; discussion, 1125; leading article on, teachers in hygiene, 1015 cerebro-spinal fluid in, 758. See alsoBleep- 1605 THOMSON, A. (editor): Edinburgh Medical iDg sickness Tumour of optic nerve (J. B. Lawford), 1149 Journal, rev., b29 Trypsin treatmiient in malignant disease Tumour, tuberculous mammary (L. D. 'THOMSON, ALExiS: Manual of Surgery, rev, (Arthur Cutfield.), 525 Parsons), 263 910 Tsetse-fly disease, treatment of experimental, Tumours, fibro-myomatouts, in unusual sites THOiMSON, H. CAMPBELL: Case of cerebrnal 834 (S. J. Cameron), 448 tumour associated with subjective senca- Tsetse fly, fossil remains of, 537 Tumours, malignant, pathogenesis of (leading tions of smell, 1761 Tubal abortion. See Abortion article), 161 THOMSON, H. WRIGHT: Eyesiglht of the poorer Tubercle, note on, 303 Tumours. malignant, blood injections in city children, 627 Tubercle, early diagnosis of, by ophtlhalmo- (leading article), 404 THOMSON, W. ARNOLD. elected President of reaction to tuberculin, 115 Tunbridge Wells water biscuit, 150 Windsor an d District Medical Society, 1683 Tubercle bacilli, bovine, experiments with, Tunica vaginalis, case of ruptured (Lachlan THORBURN, W.: Advances in surgery in Man- report, 210: leading article, 222 Fraser), 1711 ehester, 696 Tubercle and erysipelas, 64 Tuinica vaginalis, repeated rupture of (W. THORNE, J. M.: Proposed treatment of Tuberculin ophthalmic reaction. some ex- Gifford Nash), 1065 phthisis bv incision into the pleural space, Fpriences with (L. J. Austin and 0. TUPPER, Sir CHARLES, Privy Councillorslhip 860 GrMinbaum), 1520 conferred upon, 1452 THORNTON, BERTRAM: Medical inspection of Tuberculin, ophthalmo-reaction to (William Turbinectomy, submucous in nasal obstruc- school children. 16£6 MacLennan), 1642 ; (Harold Downes), 1647 tion (W. Stuart-Low), 963 THORNTON, Archdeacon ROBINSON, proposed Tuberculin test, Calhiiette's, 1528; 121 cases Turkey, conditions of practice in, 615 memorial to, 1172 tested with (J. Webster and J. A. TURNBULiL, Major WALTER BARRIE, obituary THORP, H. J.: Treatment of excessive rum- Kilpatrick), 1644 notice of, 1857 bling of stomaclh, 1859 Tuberculin ireatment of tuberculosis in TURNER, J. A NDREW, elected Fellow Royal THIORPE. Fleet Surgeon V. G.: Dermatitis chlildren (Clive Riviere), 1131 Sanitary Institute, 1792 caused by lysol, 1360 Tuberculin, early diagnosis of tubercle by TURNER, J. G.: Etiology and pathology of Throat, review of books on, 1348 ophthalmo-reaction to, 115 defects of teeth of children, 1408 Thrombosis of arm with gangrene (Dr. Tuberculosis, animal, in New Zealand, 114 TuRuNEY, H. G.: Representation of the Medi- O'Carroll), 1712 Tuberculosis, avian and human, relationship cal Faculty on the Senate of the Uniiversity Thrombosis of lateral sinus and obliteration between (S. G. Shattock, C. G. Seligmann, of London, 1371 of jugular vein (Adolplh Bronner), 982 L. S Dudgeon, and.P.N. Panton), 1519 TWEEDIE, ALEx.R.: Aneurysm of the foot, rThrombosis, orbital, fatal case of (Edward E. Tuberculosis, campaign against. 763 713 Smith and A. Hill Griffith), 1234; discuc- Tuberculosis in chilaren and its relation to TwEEDY, ERNEST HASTINGS: Puerperal mor- sion, 1234 milk (John McCaw), 1757 bidity, 426; presidential address in section Thiyroid and paratllyroid glands, relation Tuberculosis in children, tuberculin treat- of obstetrics of the Royal Academy of Medi- between(Oavid Forsyth), 1425, 1508 ment of (Clive Riviere), 1131 cine in Ireland, 1586 Tibia and fibula. uncommon injury of (R. D. Tuberculosis Conference, International, 924 Twins, diseases of, 1559 Patterson), 1516 Tuberculosis Congress. See Congress 1 YLOR, EDWARD BURNETT, 75th birthday of, Tick, development of Plroplasma canis in Tuberculosis and dairies, 88 1448 (Captain S. R. Christophers), 1333 Tuberculosis, specific diagnosis and treat- Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric Ticks, bodies found in (F. Lreighton Well- ment of (leading article), 1794 Typhus fever. See Fever man). 142 Tuberculosis, experimental, infet'on and TYSON,W. J.: Remarks on the prevention of Ticks infesting rats suffering fromii plague immunization by the intestinal routein, appendicitis, 1141 (B. Skinner), 457 1538 TIDSWTELL, H. H.: Influence of tobacco Tuberculosis exhibition in Ireland, 551, 770, smoking on healthl, 487 1012. 1096. 1184, 1457, 15511682. 1744 prelimi- TrDEv, STUART: A misadventure atMontreux, nary conference, 1096; opening of the ex- 1196 hibition. 1097; lectures, 1417; in Belfast, TILLAUX, Professor. statue to, 1603 1682, 1744; in Limerick, 1683 'rinning of metal, 1799 Tuberculosis of genito-urinary oreans, prog- U. Tobacco smoking,influlncee of onlealth, 487 nosis In relation to treatment of (Rickman TOBOLD, ADALBERT, 80th birthday of, 1560 J. Godlee), 1691 Ugandasleeping sickness in, 141 TODHUUNTERR, nHN, tmauslates eine's Buch Tuberculosis in Ireland, 553, 1183, 1275 Ulcer, duodenal, perforated (Frank Barnes), der Lieder, 833 Tuberculosis of larynx. See Larynx 1343 32 1 INDEX. [DECo. 28,.1907,

Ulcer, duodenal, gastro-enterostomy for University of Ireland, the Royal, 182, 296, 488, regulations concerning the study of medi- ruptured (Mr. Fullerton), 85 577, 593, 608, 942, 1108, 1189, 1615, 1742,1803; cine, 575; preventive medicine, 608; pro- Ulcer, rodent, statistics of x-ray treatment in pass lists and degrees. 182, 488, 942, 1108, mised donation from Mr. Carnegie,. (J. Delpratt Harris), 644 1188; unversity education in Ireland, 1282 Ulcers, gastric and duodenal, treatment of 296, 1615, 1803; regulations concerning the University of Sheffield, 120, 367, 571, 1752; ap- complications and sequelae of (J. Lynn study of medicine, 577, 693; preventive pointments, 120; pass lists and degrees, 367; Thomas), 72 medicine, 608 ; annual dinner of the Dublin information concerning the study of medi- ULRICH, Dr.: Rigor mortis in a stillborn University Association, 1742 cine, 571, 588; election of lecturer, 1752 child, 925 University of Leeds, 182. 570, 587, 608. 617, 936, Unversity of Vienna, 855; teaching staff, 855 Umbilical fistula. See Fistula 1614, 1740; pass lists and degrees, 182; regu- University of Wales, 61, 120 Unborn child. See Child lations concerning the study of medicine, University College, Cardiff, 61, 120; Con-} Underfed children. See Children 670, 687; preventive medicine, 608; degrees mittee of Inquiry, 120 Underselling, 121 in dentistry, 617; opening of the winter University, the Welsh. 1617 Union Jack Club, 1603 session of the medical school, 936; appoint- Unknown quantity, 860 Union of medical students, 698 ments, 1614 ; classes at the-medical school, "Unqualified " beggars, 765 United Services Medical Society. See 1740; dinner of past and present students Unregistered dentists. See Dentists Society of the school of medicine. 1740 Unsolicited testimonials, 756 United States: Alcohol and.abstinence in, University of Liverpool, 571, 618; informa- UPTON, J. MowBRAY: Apothecaries' Act, 1907, 44: immigration law, 159;, sanatoriums for tion concerning the study of medicine, 571, 118 ,consumptives in New Jersey, 220 ; Pasteur 586; dental degrees, 618 Ureteric surgery, shadowgraph bougie in, Institute in Minneapolis, 220; crusade University of London, 60, 119, 182, 239, 302, 416, 784 against immoral adlvertisements, 226; 567, 600 604, 607, 855, 931, 942, 998, 1126, 1083, Ureters, transplantation of (T. V. Armugam), transfer of dying patients. 244; Bill 1242, 1282, 1357, 1371, 1467, 1556, 1620, 1625,1749, 388 creating an examining Board for opticians 1752, 1809; pass lists and degrees, 239, 302, Urinary system, influence of high-frequency in New York State, 261; Scientific Temper- 417, 1625: proposed institute of medical currents on (W. F. Somerville), 647 ance rederation in-Boston, 269; schools for sciences at South Kensington, 60; election of Urinary tract, invasion by organisms through the deaf to be established in New York, vice-chancellor, 119; academic council, 119: (C. J. Bond), 1639 334; medical inspection of schools in appointments, 119,. 417; Brown Animal Urine, cryoscopy of (W. R. Gelston Atkins), Chioggo, 865 - typhoid fever in New Jersey, Sanatory Institution, 119; award of Uni- 1578 829- tuLberculosis and dairies in Iowa, 988; versity medal, 119; Rogers Prize, 119; Urine, " pancreatic " reaction in, 116 Staie Commission on Tuberculosis in London School of Tropical Medicine, pass Urine, quantitative analysis of, 124 Massaohusetts, 1001; separate department list, 302 ; meeting of Senate, 416, 1467, 1762 ; Urological Association. See Association of school hygiene proposed in New York. recognition of teachers, 416; advanced lec- Uterine appendages, conception after sup- 1001; insurance companies and medical tures in physiology, 416 ; report of Physio- purat.on of, 1844 fees, 1001: Pasteur Institute in Minnesota. logical Laboratory Committee, 416; bust of Uterine cAncer. See Cancer of uterus 1101; medical legislation in, 1180; sale of Dr. E. A. Parkes, 417; regulations concern- Uterine fibroids. See Fibroids cocaine and eucaine in New York, 1194; ing the study of medicine, 567 ; degrees of Uterine and ovarian functions, correlation ol Chinese hospital in New York, 1262: per- practitioners, 600; study of tropical medi- (E. S. Carmichael and F. H. A. Marshall), manent.endowment for New York Institute cine, 604; preventive medicine, 607; open- 1572 of Medical Research from Mr. Rockefeller, ing of the winter session oi the medical Uterine, sound, dangers of, 1270 1594; death certification in, 1599; anti- schools, 931, 998: scholarships, 1083; Con- Uterus, prolapsed, fatal Injury to, 294 vivisectionism in America, 1611; charge vocation, 1026, i357 Guide to. rev., 1242; Uterus, case of complete rupture of, with against a medical man in Pennsylvania representation of Medical Faculty on the escape of the fetus into the peritoneai dismissed, 1648; recent municipal elec- Senate of, 1371, 1462, 1620, 1625, 1749; St. cavity panhysterectomy recovery, 445 tions in, 1652; Dr. Presley M. Rixey recom- George's Hospital and tbe University, 1372 Uterus bicornis, complicated case of (re- mends order forbidding use of cigarettes to 1464,1558, 1620; forthcoming resignation oi ported by G. P. Mills), 1582 persons under 21 in U. S. navy, 1716; Board Principal, 1467; resignation from Senate, of medical offlcers appointed to investigate 1467; reappointment, 1467; Graduates' various kinds of material used in the army, Union, 1467 ; propose4 institute of medical 1726; proposed foundation of a.paediatric sciences, 1625 recognition of teacher, 1752; society in Boston, 1731; Bill prohibiting sale reKortfrom the Professor of Protozoology, of cocaine passed in Illinois, 1788; American addition to the University Extension students in German Universities, 1800: Board, 1752; University of London Lodge "health clearing house" in Chicago, 1800 ; of Freemasons, 1752; Universitylibrary. 17b2 alcoholic patent medicines, 1800 ; medicine Guyts Hospital Medical School. distribution and medical schools in America. 1845 of prizes, 119; opening of the winter V. United States, conditions of practice in, 615 session, 998; scholarships, 1083. London United States Army. See Army Hospital, prize distribution, 182; opening of Vaccination Act and its administration in Universities, Russian, 336 winter session, 933,; scholarships, 1083. Natal, 767; amendment of In Australia, University of Aberdeen, 302, 575, 589, 608, 1026, King's College, lectures to teachers, 120; 1853 1188; pass lists and degrees, 302; summer opening of winter session, 933; scholar- Vaceination Bill. See Bill graduations, 302; regulations concerning ships, 1083; special lectures in physiology, Vaccination (Scotland) Bill. See Bill the study of medicine, 575. 589 ; preventive 1467. St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical Vaccination of children in Poor-law schools, medicine, 608; election of assessors, 1026, School, personnel, 955; opening of winter 707 1188; University Court, 1188 ; gift of Shelly session, 932; scholarships, 1083; appoint- Vaccination, conscientious objectors in 1906 MS., 1188 ments-a correction, 1468. St. George'8Hos- 264 University of Birmingham,120, 182,570,585,607, pital and the University, 1372; St. ihomas's Vaccination, death after, 29£ 617,1801; pass lists and degrees, 120; dental Hospital, 60; distribution of prizes, 60; Vaccination, latest "death-blow" to, 1544 department, 120; erratum, i82; information opening of winter session. 934. University Vaccination fees. See Fees concerning the study of medicine, 570, 585; College, appointments, 120- information Vaccination, guardians and, 1459 preventive medicine, 607; degrees in concerning medical study, 583; post- Vaccination order, the new, 176, 663, 921, 1810; entistry, 617; medical students' dinner, graduate courses, 603; lectures on school correspondence on, 176; (1'. Garrett Horder), 1801 ' hygiene, 619; opening of winter session of 663; discussion on, 664; note on, 921; diffl- University of Brussels, 601 ; degrees for prac- the medical school, 931; the Calendar, 942, culties under, 1810 titioners, 601 1809 ; lectures, 1026;esehoarshlps,)1083; Old Vaccination, a campaign of education, 1111, University of Cambridge, 239. 367, 416, 567, 603, Students' Association, 1282. Westminster 1195 607, 177, 1025, 1108, 1187, 1282, 1377, 1752, 1809, Hospital Medical School, 60; distribution of Vaccination, two debates on. 1798 1856; pass lists and degrees, 1108, 1377, 1856 - prizes, 60: opening of winter session, 999. Vaccination iustitute establislhed at Seoul, appointments, 239, 416, 1025, 1108. 1187, See also Hospital 1483 1282, 1377. 1752,1809, 1856; mastership ofDown- University of Manchester, Victoria, 61, 110, Vaccination, public, 1281, 1740, 1808 ; in Old- ing, 367; Esperanto, 367; regalattons 240, 367, 411, 569, 584, 607, 618, 768, 1181, 1613; ham, 1740, 1808; suspension of, 1810 concerning the study of medtcine, 567, b84 ; pass lists and degrees, 61, 367: Vice-Chan- Vaccination, questions in Parliament, 46, 229, post-graduate courses, 603; preventive cellor's annual statement, 61; new Hulme 295, 362, 479, 545, 546, 547 medicine, 607; University library, 777; hall of residence for students, 110 ; chair of Vaccination, revised noticesof conscientious diploma in tropical medicine and hygiene, medicine, 240 ; appointments, 240 ; grants in objection to, 479 1026; Council of the Benate, 1026;, beaefac- aid, and, 411, 768, 1613 information concern- Vaccination and small-pox in China, 118 tion fund, 1026; freshmen, 1188; a correc- ing the study of medicine, 569, 584 ; preven- Vaccination against hydrophobia in Paris, tion. 1282 tive medicine, 607; dental degrees, 618; 526 University College. See College University Union, 1181; university grant, Vaccinators, Public, Association. See Asso- University of Dublin, 119, 1U, 577, 608, 618; 1613 ciation conferment of honorary degrees, 119, University of Manila, I 1014 new medical Vaccinators, public, remuneration of, 122; recent competitions, 182; regulations con- department, 1014 fees of, 848; of North Brierley, 1011, 1099; cerning the study of medicine, 577; Ipre- University of Minnesota, Pasteur institute and guardians (leading article), 1450 ventive medicine, 608; dental degrees, 618 opened in connexion with, 1101 Vaccine, cost of calves for. 46 University of Dundee, 592; information con- University of Oxford, 107, 566, 584, 607,855, 941, Vagina, epithelioma of, showing autoinoeu- cerning medical study, 592 1025, 1108, 1187, 1281. 1377, 1467, 1625; pass lation or contact infection (A. J. Wilsony University of Durham, 569, 600, 607, 855, 942, lists and degrees, 855, 1108, 1625; chair of 794 1026, 1615; information concerning the pathology, 107; regulations concerning the Vagina, sloughing of in syphilis, 361 study of medicine, 569, 584; degrees for study oi medicine, 566, 584; preventive Vainal atresia and delivery (Amand Routh, practitioners, 600; preventive mediecne, medicine, 607; Radeliffe Travelling Fellow- 119 607; pass lists and degrees, 855, 942, 1026; ship,L94l; Philip Walker Studentship, 941, Vaginal cysts. See Cysts College of Medicine, 1615 1187; entrance scholarships at London Vaginal haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage University of Edinburgh, 302, 417, 488, 573, hospitals, 1025; scholarships in natural Vagitus uterinus, 42, 184,303,492, 1716; (H. E. A. 589, 604, 608, 619, 1096, 1188, 1282; pass lists science, 1025; examination in preventive Washbourn), 1776 and degrees, 302, 417, 488, 1188 ; graduation medicine, 1108; Rolleston Memorial Prize, VALENTINE, W. A.: Tuberele and erysipelas, ceremonial, 417; gold medals, 417; regula- 1108; Romanes lecture, 1187; hospital and 64 tions and information: concerning the other scholarships, 1187 ; Weldon Memorial VALTORTA, M.: La Tuberculosi, rev., 206 study of medicine, 573, 589; post-graduate Prize, 1281; Board of the Faculty of Medi- Value of practice, estimation of, 1470 courses, 604, 619; tropical medicine, 604; cine, 1377; professorship of engineering Value of partnership debts, 1626 preventive medicine, 608; Qpening of the science, 1376; Radcliffe Prize 1907, 1467; *Valvular disease, prevention of (Richard medical schools, 1096 General Council, 1282 second examination for degree of B. M. Caton), 315 University of Glasgow, 239, 556, 574, 591, 604, certificates, 1467; examiners in medicine, VAN POAAGH, WILLIAM, death of, 44 1026; pass lists and degrees, 239, 1026; 1467; degree days, 1467 ; university lecturer Varicella, accidental rashes of, 63 examination for M:D. degree, 556; regula- in pathology, 1625 Vascular system, surgery of (leading article), tions and information concerntng the University -of Rome, .711; finadequacy of 1264 study of medicing,6. 4, 89 ;post-gvsauikte salaries of professors, 711 Vas deferens, short-circuiting the. 783 study, 604; *reven4ve:pWaeifaeC0S- University of St. Andrews, '575, 608, 1282; VEIT, J.:-Handbuch derGy6kologie, rev., 1525 DEC. 28, 19Q7.] INDEX. ['KAiMTTCAt JaW,,tNt 33

VEITCH, A.: Malnutrition in an infant due to mortality in Aberdare, 111; feeding of ment at the Exeter fospital, 107; chair of excessive putrescence in the alimentary school children, 112; Merthyr Borough pathologrOxford, 107; the annual meet- canal succeesfully treated by lactic acid Council, 112, 928; Welsh doctor's.protest, i 1 4;the Association's scholsrshps bacilli, 319 112, 695: ambulance work, 112; Ebbw Vale and grants, 108 ; the Middlemore, Prizef 10: Venereal diseases, suppression of in Austria, dispute, 170, 335; draining of Swansea, 170; insecurity of tenure of medical officers of 484 ; in the French army, 1683 Monmouthshire water, 170, 1101; Cardiff health, 162, 1092; an amateur in drugs, 162 ' Venomous animals, review of books on, Infirmary, 171, 770, 1100; Haverfordwest founder of the aniline industry (death of 1590 and Local Government Board, 171; health Sir W. Perkln), 163; Christian Science, 63, Verbal arrangement, 1810 of Swansea, 171; difficulties of medieal 764; in fiction 163-Mrs. Eddy recognizes VERGElR: Prdcf dei Pathologie Interne, rev., officers of health, 297; West Wales Sana. death, 841 a 6hrtiian science cure, 1543; 829 torium, 297; Ebbw Vale Doctors' Fund, 335; National Association for the Feeble- " Verify your rererences," 15i7, 1788 Sanitary Inspectors'AssocIation, 336; vac- minded, 164 ;death of Professor Graneher, Vermlform appendix. See Appendix cination fees, 412; dairy farms and the milk 164; Japanese folk medicines, 165; British VERNON, A. HEYGA'vE: New operation for the standard, 481; a satisfactory ending, 695; Dental Association, 165; the charity complete removal of haemorrhoids, 903 Proposed combination of sanitary dis- green fly, 166; the Exeter meeting, 224; "A VERRIER, Lz. See L e tricts, 695; miners and hospitals, 695; Book of the South-West," 224; proportional Vesical calculi. See Calculi ambulanceteams, 770; Barry Nursin Asso- voting, 224; a cancer canard. 224; a new Vesicular affections of cornea. See Cornea ciation, 770 ; slum speculation, 770: Dr. unofficial formulary, 225: epidemic of small- VEnBER, VON DER LILLBE Count, takes his Peter Frazer, Carnarvon, 770; Cardiff Work- pox at Metz, 225; crusade against immoral doctor's degree at University of Vienna, house and the isolation of consumptives, adveTtiFements, 226; London School of 1398 846; mortuary for Pontypridd, 846; Ponty- Tropical Medicine, 226; Geneva Convention Vibrating sensation in nervous disease. See pool epidemic of typhoid, 846; Cardiff and at sea, 226; an industrial seitlement for Nervous county health laboratory, 846; isolation consumptives,226; importation oftrachoma, VICKERY, W. H.: Retropharyngeal abscess, hospitals, 928; health of Glamorgan, 1012; 291 scapegoat* in therapeutics, 291; distrkt 1237 Cray Waterworks, 1013; Newport infant of *est Africa, 292; mortality from .uer- Victoria, notes from 172, 930; impoTtatIon of mortality, 1100, 1182; thirty years medical peral fever, 292; gynaecological stometb, medicines, 172; ielbourne hospital staff officer, 11000 Monmouthshire medical super- 293 value of atoxyl in sypbills, 293 ;at4al election, 930 vision. 1100; housing reform at Mer hyr, Injury to prolapseduterus,194; new phase VIBLLARD CAMULB: Operation for cataract 1101; infant mortality rate and the teach- in the disrute at Ebbw Vale, 3E9; postal in 1351, 94 ingof hygiene, 1182; the Welsh University, medical officers, 359; European troops fn Vienna special correspondence from, 173, 484, 1617; territorial army and the R.A.M.C., the tropics, 359; causes and prophylaxis oi 698, 1014, 1370,1745; lectures during holiday 1617; daily disinfection of schools, 1617; mental dieeases, 360; Continental Anglo- months, 173; culices in Vienna. 173 ; resig- Newport and the Provision of Meals Ac'% American Medical Fociety. 30; alouthing nation of Professor Chrobak on account 1742 of the vagina in syphilis, 661 cancer ofbothi of illnesT, 173; suppression of venereal Wales, University of. See University knee-joints secondary to uterine cancer, 361; diseases, 484; mountaineering and alcohol, WAI KER, A.: The Referendum, 1185, 1373, 1556; quadruplets, 361; idiopathic muscular 485; new university institutes, 485; out- procedure of the Representative Meeting, atrophy and typboid fever, 361; internatio- break of small-pox, 698, 1014; health of 747 nal congresses, 405; Beventh International labourers, 698; union of medicalf studetts, WALKER, C. E Granules in leucocytes, 681; Physiological CODgress, 405; Sleeping$kk- 699; new lunatic asylum, 1014; retirement fertilization in leucocytes, 758 ness Conference, 406; income tax on earned ot Professor Politzer, 1370; inebriety sta- WALKER E. G. A.: Motors for medical income, 406; status of lady doctors, 407; tistics, 1371: old-age pensions for country men, 64 Lord dayor's Cripple Fund, 407; hysteria doctors, 1371; Government grants to hos- WALKER, NORMAN: The Association and the and disability, 408; garden cities 408; pitals, 1745; New Society for Physical General Medical Council, 235; Is a round- Australatian Medical Congress, 190k, 408, TherapeutIcs, 1745: results of a stab in the table conference possible? 1461 478; Central Emergency fund, 475; some neck, 1745; Parliamentary Medical Club, WALLACB, CUTEBERT PI.: Acute generalizirg public health appointments 476; Purity of peritonitis and its trealment, 1748 -.Milk Supplies (Scotland) Bill. 476; Coventry Vienna, foundation of medical automobile WALLER, A. D.: Representation of th e dispute, 477; infant life protection, 477; club In, 1429; new street to be named after Medical Faculty on the Senate of the physical fitness of tramway drivers, 418; Theophrastus Paracelsue in, 1602 University of London, 1371, 1465 cancer exhibition, ;41 ; hospital extensions, VIEEORDT, HEiMANN: Anato-mische, hlsysio- Dr. address on the action of 141; Influence of on 542.; WALLER, nis " drugs glycosuria, logische, und phyaikaliseheDatemund Tabelkn, anaesthetics, 487, 155 Rindfleisch festschriUt," 542;. insanity In rev., 391 WALLICH, V.: Elgmenfs d'Obs8ttrique, rev., 458; Palestine, 542; dress reform. 543- seven VIGUARD, P.: La Pleuresie Purutente Aigue de Grippe et suite des couches, 1365 stages of drunkenness, 143; awakening of l'E'nfant, rev., 1152 WALSH, DAVID: Iodine and typhoid fever, China, 544; New Sydenbam Pociety, 54-4; Vinopyrin, composition of, 677 262; Roentgen Rays in Medical Work, rev., notification of cerebro-ppinal fever in Lon- Vital statistics and lunacv, 229 676 don. 544; treatment of leprosy, 544 the pro- Vital statistics of ten years, 35, 98, 158 WALSHAM, HUGH: The orthodiagraph, 651 fession in Natal, 685; treatment of trypaEo- Vivisection, Royal Commission on. 210, 294, Wanted, a scale of fees, 184 somJasis, 685; criminal responsibility, 685; 995, 1078, 1163. 1257, 1350, 1441, 1529, 1597, 1665, War against quackery. Se Quackery pulse and blood pressure in fainting 1821, 1785, 1834, 1838. ;880; third report: WARD, A. OGIER: Meo ical mt n and insurance fits, 686; prophylaxi s of plague by im- pathogenic effects of bovine viruses, 210; agents, 1195 munizat'oD, 686; plastered wixes, (86; Evidence of: Sir T. Lauder Brunton, 996; WABD, ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Trixy, rev, 1432 toxicology of nickel carbonyl, f87; Miss L. Linf-af-Rageby, 1078, 1163; Mr. Wards for consumptives in wotkhouses. 1812 longevity of miicsquitos, 687; tuberculosis Henry Mori is. 1257; Major Leonard Rogers, WARNOCK, HEl. T. A.: Address as President of and schlools. 687; muggy and bracing days, I.M.S., 1350; Rev. John Page Hoppp,'1441; Ulster Branch. 1583 688; Royal Sceiety of Meoicine, (88, 842; Rev. Lionel Smithett l.ewis, 1529,1838 ; Miss Warning. 944, 1812 anaphylaxis, 688; smuggling and adultera- A. L. Woodward, 1597; G. A. Burford. 1665 ; ?" 1144 763: tuberculosis, "Was a doctor required tioD, campaign against " Sir Henry R. Swanzy, 1721; Professor WASHBOURN, R. E. A.: Vagitus uterinus, 1776 763; an anaestheticshampoo, 764 - unquali- Scbhfer, 1785, 1834 Wasp stings, 1112, 1148; (T. Redell Atkinson), fied" beggars, 765; care ard control tf Vivisection, questions in Parliament, 228; 1148 pauper luratics, 765; do the flver branches Thomas author of " Rb" 766; Cariyle and, 1537: Water charges at Halifax, 169, 231 of the coronary axteries1 anastomose ? on, 1736 Water rate, a doctor'A. See Doctor fungus pOisODirg, 6; wornkmen'm eoanpen- Vivisection, Mr. Lecky and, 1620, 1838 Water supply of 49; of Monmouth- 766, 1734, 1797; training of' school Sydney, satioD, ser- Vivisection, Royal Society and (leading shire, 170, 1101; of Colwyn Bay, 229; of teachers in bygiene, 837; public health article), 1673 swansea 1013 vice,838-statittical studies in immunity, 838: VOELCKER, A. F.: Acute nephritis and its Water supply in camps, on the line of march, minue s'plthlisis in Bendigo, 8!9; adultera- results, 730 in N. dis- tion of flour, 839; a medico-historical and battle (Major Faichnie), 517; ; Volunteer Ambulance School of Instiuction, cussion on, 519 exhibitioD, 840 oigin of the facial neirve, 1752. See al8o Army, British Has a diet- 840; "is the doctor a 841; in 59; annual WATSON, CHAtMBIS: purin-free Shyloek?' Volunteer Medical Association, ary any special therapeutic valve ? 1759 honour of Robert Koch, 842: centenary competition, 69 WATSON, Sir PATRICK HikRON, death of, 1850 of the Geological Society, 842: alco- Volunteer stretcher bearer, position of (Sur- Waves of disease. 1614 holism, 842; vaccination-a campaign geon-Colonel P. Broome Giles). 516 WEAVER, A. E. REMMETT: Case of bradycardia of education, 921; London quacks Volunteers, R.A.M.C., Aberdeen Companies, 711 in the century, 931; diagnostic and War- with epileptoid altacks, ]8th annual Inspection, 48; Worcester WEAVER, WILLIAM GEORGE, obituary notice misadventure. 922; scientific investigation wick Infantry Brigade Bearer Company, of, 1379 of alcohol, 922; geology ard mecteie, 412; inspection of the Maidstone companies, G. L.: Sarcoma of femur with 923; persistence of lies. 923: begin- 419 WEBB, large haemorrhapic effUSiOn, 262 nings of the Shadwell Hospital, 924;; Volvulus of intestine. See Intestine S. CLARENCE: of Diseases International Tuberculous Conference, 924 944 WEBSTER, Textbook child, 985; a Vomiting, cyclical, causation of, of Wnmen, rrv., 1526 rigor mortis in a stillborn VON LEYDEN, Professor, resignation of, -0; WEBSTE:R, J. S: Notes on 121 cases tested supreme national health authority, 9285 pathogenesis of malignant tumours, 161 with Calmette's tuberculin, 1644 proprietary remedies, 1004, 1177; fees for VON NOORDEN. See Noorden Weed-killer, (Wilfrid A. Aldred), vaccination, 1005; voluntary prin- poisoning by publ!c in 1005; wounded of 626 ciple sociology, of 1006; Week, 40, 104, 162, 224, 291, 359, 405. 475, 541, Fontenoy, 1006; transfusion blood, 685, 763, 837. 921. 1005, 1091, 1176, 1266, 1361, medical men and insurarce agents, 1007; annual meet- smoke and darkness, 1008; dish 1451, 1543, 1609, 1673, 1734, 1843: in ruralsanitpry ings of 1908 and 1909, 40; birthday honours. washing, 1008; cowsheds districts. 41. 1451 ; medical terms in the New English 1009; kgyptian ophthalmia, 1091; pbystcal for fitness of men, 1172 ; tenure of Dictionary, 41,1007; schools mothers, 41; railway 1092, 1092; burial at sea, 42; vagitus uterinus, 42; office of medical officers of health, fat to 43 ; discussions at medical societies, 1092; relation of catsson disease, of ; decapsulation of kidney in puerperal open-air treatment insanity, lC93 morai 43 an lesson, 43; 1093: teaching and learning medi- eclampsia, ; -object surgery, Clinical of alcohol and abstinence, 44; typhoid and cine, 1094: work of the Society gauze five months London, 1094; German 4ntiqu; ckery League, the puerperium, 44; in at the Medi- abdominal cavity, 44; oral system of teach- 1095; surgery Voyal Society !f 1176 ing the deaf, 44 ; day of rest for doctors, 45; cine, 1095; Bristol Royal Infirmary+- Broadbent, 104 ; medical of railway men, '1176; W. death of Sir William pos- mnarchsinspectionmedicine met', 1176; terior basal meningitis and cerebro-spinal under th an3derylia slm nuri7ngRor WAHLTUCH, ADOLPHE, obituary notice of, fever. 104; income tax on pensions, 105; under the Metroyoli+anof LondonAsi.lumsPolice-Board9ambu- for medical 105; 1267; City 1753 openings women, country 1177, of Poor- local 105; a new service, 1178; average fee WAIT, CHARLES E.: Studies on the Digestibilifty milk and inert authorities, lance a folk- of the law medical and Nufrit*ie Value oy Legumes, rev., 7 form of puff, 106; the psychology officer, 1178, 1364; dairy of Local lore in Wales, notes from, 111, 170, 297, 335,412. 481, 695 hat, 106; the impotence the Norfolk, 178; EngDand'sfrom gTeatest 770, 846, 928, 1012, 11, 1182, 1617,1742; infani Government Board, 107; electrical depart- men, 1119; convalesos nce mental 34 KZ:Lu5] INDEX. rDac. 28, 97. disease, 1179; a district of West Africa, West African Medical Service,' 174, 560, 708' WILLIAMS, J. PREICE: Notification of Births 1179; medical legislation in America, 128M Act, 1804 110;- Notification of Births Act, 1266; West African Medical Staff, first dinner. 101 WILLIAMS, J. T.: Case of appendicectomy In sleePing sickness, 1267; Highland 'folk We*tern Australia, conditions of practice in, which the appendix was quite separate medicine, 1267; dental surgery in an- 615 from the caecum, 908 tiquity, 1268; dangers of electricity, 1269; West Bromwich, report of M.O.H., 241 WILLAMS, OWBN T.: Abnormal fat assimila- school hygieDe in London, 1269; diet and Westminster, City of, and medical officers, tion associated with some diseases of'the metabolism, 1261; dangers of the uterine 43 intestine, 199; intestinal sand, 416 sound, 1270; higher trainingof nurses, 1270; West Riding Guardians and vaccination, WILLIAMS. PATRICK WATSON: Effects of medical iDspection of secondary schools 1459 respiration in the circulation, 369 su'rgical and trainingcolleges, 1361 ; alcoholism and West Riding Rivers Board, 230 anatomy of the.. accessory sinus, 984; hobnail liver, 1362; treatment of laryngeal West Riding sewage problem. 1851 sphenoidal sinus disease, 984 tuberculosis, 1368; yawvs and syphilis 1363; West Yorkshire. notes from,48, 110,168.230,411, WILLJAMSON, GEORGE A.: Further note public vaccinators' fees, 1363; dangrs of 652.697.845.928, 1011,1099,1181, 1273,1367, 1459, on bilharzia (schistosomum) disease in filannelette, 1364; Snmaliland Protectorate, 1550, 1615,1681 180A 1851 - Bradford Anthrax Cyprus, 1333 1365; influenza and childbed, 1365; Com- Investigation Board, 48, 412,1851: relieving WILLIAMSON, J. D.: Cerebro spinal mening- mittee for the Study of Special Diseases, officer-s and-insanitary houses, 48; munici- itis complicated by parturition, 1295 1452; Dakhyl v. Labouchere, 1453; some palization of Bradford charities, 110; pro- WILLIAMSON, J. RUTTER: Therapeutic value obstacles to medical progr.fss, 1453,;-value posed lady health visitor for Keighley, 110; of calcium iodide, 909 of the opsonic index, 1454; a modern Halifax guardians, 110. 231; Bradfordmuni- WILLAMSON, I-. T.: Vibrating sensation in asylum, 1454; roots and terminations of cipal milk ddpOt, 168: water charge of diseases of the nervou3 system, 125 cranial nerves, 1455; Cumaberltnd Infir- Halifax. 169, 231; West, Riding Rivers WILLIS, 3. D.: Early Notification of Births mary,11455*; Worthiog and its health re- Board, 230; emergency m'edical visits, 231; Bill, 553 pute, 14,56, medicine in the newspapers, Bradford police surgeonship. 231,' 411, 928; WILLSON, H. S : Hypertrophic cirrhosis of 1456; proposed medical institute at South appointments at the Bradford Royal Infir- liver in an Infant, 203 Kensington, 1456; ovariotomy.on a reputed mary, 412: Bradford open-air sanatorium, WILSON, A. J.: Ca$e of primary epithelioma male, 1456; home healtlh resorts, 1543; a 652; refuse destruction in Bradford, 552; of vagina, -showing autoinoculation or Christian Science cure, 1543; " was a doc- Dr. Dolan of Halifax, 697; health of Brad- contact infection, 794 tor required? " 1544; latest ' death blow" to foTd. 845; fees of public vaccinators, 846; WILSON, ALBERT: o'sycbology of crime, 1715 vaccination, 1544: doctor in politics, 1545; Bradford City Health Committee, 928; WILSON, Lieutenant-Colonel C. M.: Necessity legend of the Queen-Doctor, 1545; clinical Royal Eye and Ear Hospital, Bradford, for trained male personnel In the medical instruction in Poor-law infirmaries, 1545; 1011. 1181; meals for school children in services on mobilization for war, 520 American men of science, 1F46; SouthWales Bradford, 1011; North Bierley Union and WILSON, T. STACEY: Valnie of rhythmical Contract Practice Fund, 1609; fire risks of its vaccinators, 1011, 1099; Association of exercises in treatment of spasmodic lhospitals, 1609: "brown dog" of Battersea, Public Vaccinators, 1100; illkley and hos- neuroses, 133 1609, 1737, 18iL; some Droblems of der- pital maintenance, 1181; Bradford sewage, WILSON, THOmA&S: Pubiotomy, 1587 matology, 1610; case of intentional live 1273; Bradford and Notification of Births Act, WILSON, W. JAMES: Epidemic cerebro-spinal burial, 1610: medical profession in Japan, 1367, 1;02; Flarrogate's sanitary problems, meningitis, with typhoid agglutinins in the 1610; fnture of dentistry, 1611; cancer 1367; West Riding guardians and vaccina- blood, 713 research, 1611: International Urological tion. 1459; Bradford Division and the. WILTON, W. T.: Finger cracks, 1693 Association. 1611; antivivisectionism in Medical Secretary, 1550; Notification of WINCKEL, Professor von: Alte und Neve America, 1611; pitfalls of Latin quotation, Births Act, 1615; Halifax Workhouse and Gynaekologie is sued in honour of 70th 1673; assessmentof intelligence in scholars, Union Hospital, 1615; new wving of the birthday of, 757 1674; chronic naso-pliaryngeal disease in Pontefract Dispensary, 1681: Bradford WINDLE, B. C. A., appointed to the Chair of children, 1675; doctors in Russia. 1675; Small-pox Hospital as a consumptive sana- Anatomy at Queen's College, Cork, 1012 toxicity of tlherapeutic serums, 1676; medi- torium, 1681: St. Catherine's Home for Wines, plastered, 686 cal types In South Africa, 1676; Hudders- Cancer, Bradford, 1802: Halifax Infirmary Winterton, removal of Dr. Baker as M.O.EH field system. 1676; is ectopic gestation be- centenary, 1802; Bradford Corporation's for, 1797 coming more frequent? 1677- alleged cure Infirmary contribution, 1851; sewage pro- Wireless telegraphy. See Telegraphy for leprosy, 1677; treatment of inebriety, blem, 1851 Women, druckenness in, 1281 1677; clinical lhospital of the Royal Army WHREELER, W. I. DE C.: Ascites and the Women graduates and the parliamentary Medical College, 1678; Egyptian School of Talma Morison operation, 1713 vote 1550, 1803 Medicine. 1678: International Congress on Where physician and surgeon meet (Robert Women's diseases, as found in the old Greek Tuberculosis. 1678; Britislh Medical Asso- Kirkland), 8 writers, "modern" discoveries of, 756; in ciation and JOURNAL, 1678; medical fees in Whitaker's Almanack, rev.. 1833 the ninth to sixteenth centuries, 757 workmen's compensation cases, 1734; Haff- Whitaker's Peerage, rev, 1833 Women's Health Association. See Associa- kine's plague prophylactic in India, 1735; WHITBY, CHARLES J.: Health visitors as un- tion Nobel prizes, 1735: prevention of infant qualified assistants, 236 Women's suffrage (E. M Simon), 32 mortality in Islington, 1735; preventiou of WHITCHURCH, HARRY FREDERICK, V.C., Wonderful operation, 1696 hydrophobia, 1736; author of "Rab" on obituary notice of, 489, F45 WOOD, C. RAWDON: Maintenance of the vivisection. 1735; iinder-feeding among WHITE, F. FAUTT DER: Intra-meatal treatment honour and interests of the profession, school children, 1737; the statueand the of suppurative otitiq, 298; treatmnent of 775 students, 1737; health of the army, 1738: suppurative otitis without a radical opera- WOOD, G. B.: Dispensatory o' the United States attempt lo cultivate the spirochaete of tion, 1466 of America, rev., 754 syphilis, 1738; the doctor in the news- WHITE, Professor: I aryngeal specimens, 1712 Woon, T. OUTTERSON, presentation to, 274 papers, 177; removal of another M 0 El. NtHITE, SINCLAIR: ^cute volvulus of ve.rmi- WOODCOCK, H. B, awarded Royal Society 1797; sanitary condition of aawarden Bural form appendix, operation, recovery, 987 Studentship in Biology, 763 District, 1798; two debates on vaccination. WHITE, W. MALE: Plea for accuracy of WOODHEAD, SIMS: School hygiene, 17E5 1798; tinning of metal. 17i9; influence of thought in medicine. 251 WOODS. HUGH: Medical inen and insurance paternal plumbism, 17b9; arrangements WHITEFORD, C. HAMILTON: Case of spreading agents. 1112; Alabone treatment, 1472 with specialist3, 1s00; American students peritonitis cured by drainage of pelvis, the WOODS. J. F.: Hypnotism, 8054 in German universities, 1800; alcoholic swowler position, and rectal instillation of WOODWARD, Miss A. L : Evidence before patent medicines, 1800; Royal Commission saline solution, 77 Royal Commission on Vivisection, 1597 on the Poor Law,1843; supply of midwives, WEIITFIELD, ARTHUR: Handbook to Sin Dis- Word-blindness. See Blindness 1844; -alcohlol and taxation in Russia, 1844; eases and Their Treattment, rev, 983 Workhouse inmates--statistics, 109 conception after suppuration of uterine WGITFIELD. D. W.: Rigor mortis in a still- Workhouse medical officers and lunacy fees. appendiageq, 1844; the bedside manner, born child, 1531 See Fees 1845; medicine and medieal echools in WHITELAW, ROBERT G.: Precipitate micturi- "Workman," definition of. 61 America, 1845; prevention of svphilis, 1846; tion, 1628 Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act growthof Guernsey recruits. 1847: medical WHITMAN, ROYAL: Treatise on Orthopaedic Workmen's compensation cases, 1626 inspection and treatment of school child- Surgevru rev., 1154 Worthin g and its health repute, 1455, 1622 ren, 1847; oedipism, 1847; iuedicine men of if ho's Who, rev., 1833 Wounded in fleet actions. treatment of (Fleet the Ten'a,1848; bealth in Northern Nigeria, Widow Welch's female pills, composition of, Surgeon A. Gaskell), 504; correspondence 1848; the Pope and the antivivisectionists. 1654 on, 12E0 1849; cult of the clcan sheet, 1849; Medical WILD, R. B.: Etiology of malignant growths, Wounded of Fontenoy, 1006 Directory, 1849 1715 Wounds and injuries of eyeball, eyelids, and WELLMAN, F. VIREIE:HToV: Preliminary note WILDERS, JOHN ST. SWITHIN, obltuary notice orbit (Simeon Inell), 1629 on some bodies found in ticks-Ornitho- of, 942 Wounds of skin, alternative plan of treating doros moubata (Murray) fed on blood- WILEY, HARVEY W.: Foods and their adultera- without sutures, 1784 containing embryos of Filaria perstans tion, rev., 527 WR.AY, L. : Reputed cure for the opium habit, (Manson), 142 WIILKIN, GRIFFITEI C.: Maintenance of the 1086 WE LLS, DAVID W.: Psychology applieI to Mtedi- honour of the medical profession, 700; WRIGHT, G ANGUS: Treatment of mucous cine, rev.,912 country members of tlle British Medical colitis, 1472 WELLS, J. W.: A Comparative Study of the In- Acsoeiation, 1462; Is a round table con- WRIGHT, HAMSILTON: Kidneys in beri-beri, fluence ofCod liver Ozland Cod liver Oil Jmul- ference possible ? 1619 1105 8ion upon the-Nutrition of Normr.al aad Tuber- WILKINSON, GEOFFREY: Mrs. Eddy and death, WRIGHT, Professor. resignation of. 78q culousPigs, rev., 205 1021 RYRIGET, W. BOUTHEY: Lulworth Cove, 944 WELSFORD, A. G.: Wintering in Rome. rev., WILKINSON, ROBERT: Albuminiiria from a Wryneck. review of books on. 1592 1349; Rome as a Winter Resort.rev,1349 life, assurance point of view, 1774 WYNNE, F. E.: Fortune's Fool, i CV, 1431 WELSH, D. A.: Leucocytosis of hydatid dis- WILKS, Sir SAMUEL: Evolution of the stetho- ease, 64 scwoe, 115; Mr. Lecky and vivisection, Welsh doctor's protest, 112.695 16 0 WEKNER,RICHARD: DesWesen der b6sartigen WILL, Lt.-Col. JAMES, appointed official Geschwillste Eine biologische Studie, rev., member of Legislative Council of East 460 Africa Protectorate, 487 WFSLEY, JOHN, as a forerunner of Darwin (?), WILLiAms, A. WV: Mycosis fungoides, 1403 1788 WILLIAMS, CHARLES: Bibliography of Sir WEST,A. WILLTAM: Proposed institute of Thomas Browne's Religio Medici, 94; deatl medical sciences at SoutlhKensington, 50; of, 409: obituary notice of. 489 representation of the Medical Faclltyin WILLIAMS. C. IS.: Honours for medical the University of London, 1372. 1464, 1556 services, 1564 WEsr, SAMUEL: Appreciation of Sir William WILLITOIS, C. THEODO1RE: Laconec and the Broadbent, 239: diagnosis and treatment of j evolution of the stethoscope, 6;*appointed pericarditis, 1139 vice-chwirman of National Aseociation for WILLIAM WYNN: acid, Prevention of Consumption, 1562 X-ra-y dosage (J. H. Sequcira). C39; discussion, Wpsrco'Tx, Picric WILLTAMS, 'EDWARD T.: FhSsicians of the 640 , West708 Africa, a district of, 2:2, 1179 Arabian School, 537 X ray workers, glovesg for, 184 Dzc. 28, 1907.] INDEX. L[ . Jov 35

X-ray workerr, sterility among (Alfred C. X rays in treatment, upe of (3. H. Sequeira), Yorkshire certified inebriates' reformator Jordan), 15 639; (A. Howard Pir:e), 641; ; (T. Goodwin 157 X rays, use of, from the p'%int of view of 'lomkinson). (42; (James Taylor), 643: YorkRhire, North Rtiding, Midwives Act in, th" genetal practitioner (Ellis Pearson), (J. Delpratt Harris), 644. See also Roentgen, 1602 653 Radium. Yorkshire, West. See West X ravs for detection of tubercle as an ald to meat inspection. 115 X rays for immediate localJzation of foreign bodies (C. Fred. Bailey), 1207 X rays in diagnosis (J. Mackenzie Davidson), 632; (Edward W. H. Shenton), 634; (James P. Riddell), 636; (W. Ironside Bruce), Y.

X rays in lupus vulgaris (S. Goodwin Tomkin- son), 642 ; discussion, 643 Yaws, remarks on the bacteriology and Z. X rays in lymphadenoma (J. Mitchell Clarke), treatment of (Alexander Robertson), 868 1137- Yaws sPirochaete of (Spirochaeta pertenute) X rars, new meter for measuring the dose of (ANAoTaitellani), 1511 ZIEGLER, VON KURT: Fxperie entelle und (A Howard Pirie). 641 Yaws and syphilis, 1363 Klins8che Untersuchungen1Jber die Etistogeneis X r's. in a case of Pagct's disease (James YBAMAN. GEORGB, obituary notice of, 123 der MyeddenLeukaemie, rev., 1430 Taylor), 643 Yearbooks, rev. 1833 ZIEMANN HANS: Val&ria prevention in un- X rays in rodent ulcer and ctreingma, Yellow fever. Fever. cultivaid distriets,- 1046 stAtistics of treatment (.J. Delpratt Harris), YELLOWLzEs. Dr.: Appreciation of Bir Zinc Pailt of sulphanilic Reid. 24 6;4 William Gairdner, 58 Zurieli..establishment of a dental clinic in the X raxy, review of books on. 1527 YONGE, EUGENE S.: Determining cause of schools in, 1449 X rays and sensitive plates (.T. Mackenzie nasalpolypi, 964; Polyputs of the Noee, rev., ZWEIG, WALTBR: Die Therapie der fagen- und Davidson), 632; discus'ion, 633 1154 DarmkraNkteiten, rev., 205

I Tus BaBIT1 1 36 MEDICAL JOURNAL INDEX TO THE ILLUSTRATIONS. LDEc. 28, i9(o7.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE. PAGE. Laennec and the Evalution of the Stethoscope (C. Theodore A Case Showing the Stokes-Adams Phenomenon (Clifford Beards) Williams) (sive Figares) ... 7 (Charts) 1040 Spontaneous Aneurysm of IJorsalisPedis Artery (Archibald Cuff) 16 Phlebolitbs and the Roentgen Rays (T. G. Beckett) (Two Golden Casket Presented to Lord Lister with the Freedom of the Figures)...... 1064 City of London 31 George F. Elliott, M.D...... 1107 Rene Th6ophile Hyacinthe Laennec (1'wo Figures) .. 33, 34 Open-Air Roof Wards on Metropolitan Hospitals (W. P. Northrup) Sir William tennant G&irdner .. 53 (Three Figures) ...... 1135, 1136 Life-Cycle of a Species of Herpetomonas found in Cutlex pipiens Native Medicine in Zanzibar: Festering Cuts Made by a Native (Captain W. S Patton) (Tllirteen*Figures) ...... 79 Doctor, Probably for Cure of Rheumatism or Pleurisy ... 1155 Syridge for Local Anaesthesia or Paraffin Infection ...... 91 Specimens of Sea Captains' Surgery (rwo Figures) ... 1156, llb7 Byringe for Local Anae ;thesia in Tooth Extraction ...... 91 Case of Suffocation by Shrimp in the Trachea ...... 11568 Improved Galabin's Pessary 91 Trinity College, Dublin: New Science Laboratories (Three Recent Advances in Statistical Methods, Diagrams and Tables Figures) ...... 1168,1169 95, 96, 97 Case of Radical Mastoid Operation (Knowles Renshaw) ... 1209 Vibrating Sensation in Nervous Disease (R. T. Williamson) Form and Manipulation of Instruments Used in Ophthalmic ... (Seven Figures) ...... 125,126, 127 Surgery (E. Landolt) (Sixteen Figures) 1211, 1212, 1213, 1214 Inflammatory Changes in Posterior Spinal Root Ganglia in Improved Form of Artificial Eye (Karl GrossmanD) (Two Cases of Cutaneous Cancer (G. Lenthal Cheatle) (Four Figures) ...... 1224 figures) ...... 140, 141 Portable Refractometer and Portable Astigmometer (Karl Gross- Cavernous Angioma in the Temporo-sphenoidal lLobe of thle mann) (Seven Figures) 1225, 1226 Brain (dargaret d. Dobson) (Three Figures) ... 144 Medical Service of tue Territorial Force (Sir Alfred Keogh) (Two Fernando Mendez, M.D...... 151 Diagrams) ...... 1244, 1245 Sir William Hlenry Broadbent ...... 177 Thomas Michael Dolan ...... 1283 Splint fer Local Hoat Application ...... 208 Pernicious ADaemia and Allied Conditions (Charles H. Melland) State Serum Institute of llenmark, Copenhagen (Four Figures) (Ten Figures) ...... 1312,1313,1314 217, 218 Cell Changes in Dourine and Sleeping Sickness (F. W. Mott and On the Contagion of Cancer in Human Beings: Autoinocuilation Helen G. Stewart) (Five Plates) ...... 1328, 1329 (Henry Trentlham Butlin) (Four Figures).. 258, 260 Anatomy of Rectum and Intestinal Flux (James Zantlie) (Two Bilateral lesion of the Auditory Cortical Centre: complete Figures) ...... 1341 deafness and aphasia (F. W. Mott) (Five Figures ... 311, 312, 313 Saccular Theory of Hernia (R. W. Murras) (Two Figures) 1385, 1388

Orthodlagra.pby (Paul C Franze) ...... 317 Operation for Oblique Inguinal Hernia (George L. Chiene) (Five Royal Eeamington Spa (Four Figures) 337, 338, 339, 340 Figures) ...... 1389, 1390 Effects of Respiration on the Circulation (Patrick Watson Wil- Infantile and Encysted Hernia (B. Hamilton Russell (Two liams) (Eight Figure>)...... 369, 370, 371, 372, 373 Figures) 1392, 1393 Prodromal Peziod of Some Infectious Diseases (E. W. Goodt 11) Motile Elements Seen in Certain Cerebro-spinal Fluids (Frank (Sevente2n Charts) ... 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380 C. Eve (Three Figures) ...... 14CO Coa fenital Obliteration of the Bile Ducts (J. G. Emanuel) (Four Pericardial Calcification (J. J. S. Lucas) (Two Figures)- 1405 figures) ... 385, 386 Scissors for Taking Out Sutures ...... 1433 Chorion-epithelioma (Walter C. Swayne) (Seven Figures) 440, 441, 442 Dental Disease in Children (J. G. Turner) (Twenty-eight Figures) Fibroids and Fibromyomatous Tumours in Unusual Sites (S. J. 1491. 1492, 1493, 1494 Cameron) (Eight Figures) ... 449, 450, 451 Anatomical Results of Efficient Mastication (F. J. Bennett) 1503 Charles Williams ... .. 489 Irregularities of the Teeth in Animals (J. F. Colyer) (Fourteen Synergic movements of the Eyelids and Mouth (W. M. Beaumont) 629 Figures) 1503, 104, 1505,1506 Examination of the Hip-joint by XRays (Edward W. Shenton) Relation between Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands (David (Two I igures) 635, 6;6 Forsyth) (Four Figures) 1509 New Meter for Measuring the Dose of X Ravs (A. Howard Pirie) 641 Spirochaete of Yaws (Aldo Castellani) ... 1512 New Method of treating Lupus Vulgaris (J. Goodwin Tomkinson) Myocardial Lesions of the Rheumatic Infection (Csrey Coombs) (Four Figures) .,. ... 643 (Two Figures) ...... 1514 Paget's Disease treated by X Rays (James Taylor) (Three Figuires) 644 Case of Vesical Calculus (reported by E. Clhichester) ...... 1516 The Orthodiagraph (Hugh Walbham and J. F. Halls DUally) (Four Case for Diagnosis (Dr. Aikman) ... 1518 Figures) ... 651, 652, 653 Sixth International Motor Exhlbition (Dive Figures) Aneurysm of Abdominal Aorta without Symptoms (T. Garnet S. 1533, 1534, 1535, 1536 Leary) ... 714 Acute Generalizing Peritonitis (T. Carwardine) ... 1566

Some Malformations-of the Penis (G. H. Edington) (Fiftv-two Movable Kidney from a Surgical Standpoint (William Billington) Figures) ...... 725, 726, 727, 728, 729 (rhree Figures) ... 1576, 1577 Badge of the International Congress of Hygiene and Demo- Suppurative Appendicitis in a Patient with Transposed Viscera graphy ... .. 830 (iIarold Hebblethwaite) ...... 1579 Two Cases of Hereditary Dystrophy (W. Ogilvie and P. G. Easton) Complicated Case of Uterus Bicornis (reported by G. P. (Three Figures) ...... 867, 868 Mills) ...... 1582 Bacteriology and Treatment of Yaws (Alexander Robertson) Samaritan Free Hospital ...... 1595 (Four FiLures) ...... 868 Wounds and Injuries of Eyeball, Eyelids, and Orbit (Simeon Relative Va!ue of Inhalation and Injection Methods of inducing Snell) (Six Figures) 1631, 1632, 1633 Anaes'heKia (H. P. Dean) ...... 870 Unusu Motor-car Accident (sir George Beatson) 1642 Indic%tions for performiug Cholecystotomy (J. Bland-Sutton) Case of Aclhondroplasia (J. A C. Macewen) 1646 (Six Figures) . ... 878, 879 Child with Multiple Deformiitties (Edward Jepson), 1647 Sarcoma ef Small Intestine (Louisa Garrett Anderson) (Three Case of Mi ositis Ossificans (E. J. Maxwell) 1647 Figures) ...... 886, 887 New Premises of the British Medical Association (Special Plate Total Enucleation of Enlarged Prostate (P. J. Freyer)...... 890 facinlg) ...... 1661 Resection of Intestine (Charles P. Clhilde) ... 892 Plan of New Premises ...... - ... 1663,1664 Direction of Abdominal Incisions (A. Ernest Mavlard (Eleven Former Premises of the British Medical Association ... 1661, 1662 Figures) ...... 8 6, 897. 899, S00, 901 Views of Sheffield and District ... .. 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693 New Operation for Complete Removal of Haemorrhoids (A. Pediculus corporis and Relapsing Fever (F. Percival Mackie) Heygate Vernon) (Six igures) ...... 903, 904 (rhree Figures) ...... 1708 Hygroma Colli and Branchial Fistula (G. H. Edington) (Eibht Curette for Adenoids ...... 1720 Figures) ...... 905, 906, 907 Aseptic Funnel Douche ...... 1720 New Consumption Sanatorium. Belfast (Three Figures) ... 929 Self-rbber ...... 1720 Memorial Tablets of Dr. G. V. Poore and Mr. Christopher Improved Stethoscope 0...... 1720 Heath ...... 931 Primary Sarcoma of Vermiform Appendix [T.:Carwardine) ... 1771 Congenital Syphilitic Obstruction of Common Bile Duct (B. D. Alternative Plan of Treating Wounds of the Skin without Rolleston) (Two Figures) ...... 917, 948 Sutures ... 1784 Nasal Polypi (Eugene S. Yonge) (Five Figures) ... 965, 966, 967 New Maternity Hospital for the Birmingham Lying-in Charity Surgical Treatment of Labyrinthine Suppuration (W. Milligan) (Plans) ...... 1789 (Four Figures) ...... 983, 984 Automatic Rhythm of the Heart (ilfredlM. Gossage) (Four Sphenoidal Sinus Disease (P. Watson Williams) (Dour Figures)... 98 j Figures) ...... 1820 Development of the Mastoid (Thomas Guthrie) (Three Figures).. 986 An Otoscope...... 1833 Fatal Enterospasm, Diverticula on Jejunum (reported by C. W. New Cupping Instrument for Cervix Uteri ...... 133 Branch) ...... 988 Statue of Laennec ...... 1837

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examining the heart carefully, because his illnEss had appearance so often present in su3h cases, and which invariably commenced wlth thrombosis of a vein in the leg." interfere with the competence of the valves. The firm, flat, On May 12th he felt' ill when out walking, came home, and smcoth, non-friable character of the vegetations indicate why went to bed. I saw him in the course of the day ; his tempera- there were no physical signs of valve lesion. There were three ture was 102 60 F but there was nothtng fresh in his con- small haemorrhages in the cerebral cortex, two on the right dition. Next day his temperature was normal, and there is side-namely, one in the temporc-sphenoldal lobe and one in no record of its, faving been above 990 during the next two the fissure of Rolando; one on the left side in the seccnd months. The pulse-rate was 72. At first there was no albumen frontal lobe. There were infarcts in the spleen and kidneys, in the urine, bat later a third, and this was reduced to a mere and the liver was enlarged. The lungs were engorged. trace after a time. On June 11th he went to Margate, having been In bed vrac- tically from May 12th to June 91h. I wrote to Dr. Satoliffa: "I think there is no doubt his heart was considerably MEMORANDA: affected by the Influenza, but did' not show any physical signs; his temperature has been very irregular-ever since, MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL. and made me -suspicious of endocarditis, but I could never get any evidenoe of It. I could find nothing In his rectum, and his expectoration gave a negative result. There is a THE OPHTHALMO-REACIION OF CALJMETTE. minute trace of albumen, but nothing else abnormal In I WOULD like to point out that the reaction is sometimes his urine. There is no doubt he stands exertion very bilateral. Out of a series of 40 cases in which I have s badly." far tried it a well-marked reaction occurred in both eyes On August 15th I went to Margate to see him. He had with two patients. In both instances one drop only of a picked up a little at first, and then seemed to lose ground, and 1 per cent. solution of Calmette's serum was used. was then complaining' of great weakness and Inability to The sleep. The physiocl signs were much the same, but he had first case was one of early pulmonary taberculoeis, with oedema of both legs and a petechial rash over the greater part tubercle bacilli, In the sputum. Six hours after the drop of his body, the peteohiae being about -1F In. In diameter. had been put into the right eye a well-marked reaction There was no marked wasting. was seen; and twenty-four hours later a very distinctG On August 18th he was moved Into a nursing home at reaction was visible also In the opposite eye, and this did Brixton. From this date until September 22nd, when he not pass off until four days later. died, he gradually failed, the chief points being high eveniDg temperature with morning remissions, sometimes belowv The second case was one of chronic discharge from both normal, pulse between 80 and 90, rarely over 100, very profuse nostrils of three years' duration in a boy aged 14. In this perspirations, gradual loss of flesh and strength. instance also the reaction in the left eye was not evident On August 24th the sputum again examined, with a negative until about forty-eight hours after the drop had been put result. Into the right eye, which latter gave a very marked positive On August 28th Dr. Newton Pitt raw the patient wlth me; reaction. he pointed out that both liver and spleen were much enlarged, I and this became much more apparent as the patient got am not prepared with any explanation of this bilateral thinner. The heart sounds were normal' there were still a effect, though In the case of the boy with the nasal dis- few small,petechiae on the skin. Throughout his Illness his charge an anatomical explanation would obviously not be temperature was frequently raisedwith slight exertion. far to seek. On September 3rd, blood examination showed: Ncrwich, Dec. 16th. SYDNEY H. LONcG, M.D. Number of red blood discs = 4,200,000 per c.mm. Number of white cells = 13,000 per c.mm. Amount of haemoglobin = 78 per cent. of normal Differential count of whites: DEATH FROM A SINGLE PELLLET WOUND. Small lymphocytes 30 0 310 THE following case, in which a gamekeeper died shortly Large lymphocytes = 1.05 after being found behind a tree unconscious and bleeding Polymorphonuclears = E6.7 profusely from the mouth and nose, presents points of Eosinophiles = 1.8 interest. As inspection showed nothing but a black eye Mast cells 0 5 and a very small abrasion on the upper eyelid, explicable No myelooytes nor nucleated red discs were seen. Poikilo- on the supposition that he had falltn against the tree, It cytosis was absent. at first seemed to me poesible that the bleeding was due On September 10th emaciation, was very marked and much to rupture of an aneurysm, for the haemorrhage, more rapid ; the urine dark owiDg to blood; bile was absent. observed while still In progress, seemed arterial in On September 18th the liver and spleen had increased in character. size, there was some ascites, and fresh crops of petechiae had appeared. There was incontinence of urine, and still a trace On po8t-mortem examination nothing but what has been of albumen In it. noted was discovered externally, but on everting the eyelid On September 19th the patient was unconscious, and appa- an ecohymosed patch was found under the conjunctiva to rently paralyeed in both arms and legs; the patellar reflex was the nasal side of the eyeball. On opening the skull an absent, the superficial plantar reflex present ; the pupils were effusion of blood was found both external to the dura equal and reacted to light. mater On September 21st the pulse was 116 and the temperature in and between it and the brain, the amount being the rectum in the evening 990. The patient was apparently greater on the under surface of the brain on the left side dying. At 10 p.m. the rectal temperature was 1030, and the and over the pons and cerebellum. A small puncture same at midnight; at 2 a.m. the rectal temperature was 1020. was found in the dura mater, and a probe passed through The patient died at 4.20 a.m., the rectal temperature being It penetrated through the sphenoid for 1J in. in a direct, 1030 immediately atter death and 1020 one hour after death. line with the abrasion on the external surface of the eye- ball. The supraorbital plate was then removed, and the Necropsy. adipose tissue internal to the eyeball found to be The post mortem Examination. kindly made by Dr. Newton ecchy- Pitt, revealed fungating endocarditis. Therowere three small, mosed, the main contents of the orbit being uninjured. flattened patches of vegetations on the inner margin of the On further dissection the orbital plate of the ethmoid was mitral valve, firm to the touch, and not friable. Their surfaces found to be splintered, and a probe InEerted through the were fairly smooth and uniform. Their uniform, flat surfaces Internal puncture readily reached this point. Following allowed the valves to come together so that they were not the track b3ckwards I fourd it to pass through the left. Inoompetent. The masses quite lacied the usual verrucose caverncus einus and the internal carotid artery. Oa Dua. 28, 1907.] HOSPITAL REPORTS. [MODI.hJ3., 1827 inclsing the pons, a small blood-stained point was minute kidney with its ureter on the other side. Apart ebserved in the white substance and between the lobes from anatomical interest, such cases eeem worthy of record ,of the cerebellum in this region a pellet, was discovered. from a surgical point of view and are arguments for the Death and the haemorrhage were thus fally explained. segregation of urine In all cases of renal disease. Examination of the scene of the accidept showed that November 24tli. J. S. MA.SON, M.B., Ch.B., -the deceased, who was bolting a rabbit with a ferret for Senior House Surgeon, Qidham Inflrmary. his master, must have exposed his head from behind the tree while in a stooping pdsture just at the moment a shot was fired 25 yards away. J. BRUCE RONALDSON, M.D.St. And., F.R.C.S.Elin. REPORTS Haddirgton, N.B. ON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTICE IN THE TWO CASES OF MISTAKEN DIAGNOSIS. HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS OF THE I HAVE had two cases recently under my care in both of which a wrong diagnosis was made, and as they present BRITISH EMPIRE. points of interest, should like to place them before your readere. CAsE i.-A Rassian child, aged 5 years, had had fever for BIRBAD03 GENERAL HOSPITAL. two days before I saw him, temperature rising to 400 C.; CASES OF BULLET WOUND. -when I saw him the temperature was 104° F. There were no other symptoms whatever. The abdomen appeared per- (Reported by S. MCNAUGHTON, M.B., Ch.B.Edin., fectly normal and there was nothing to Indicate anything Resident Surgeon.) unusual. The fever continued for eig'it days, the temperature ranging from 103° to 1040 F. in the morning, DURING last May two cases of bullet wounds of rather when it was usually hig'hest, with afternoon remiesions to more than usual interest were admitted and treited at the normal, and a rise again In the evening. The bowels wire hospital. The first patient, a girl of 19 years, was admitted regular. Enemata were ordered, and, according to the on the night of May 1st, complaining of a wound and pain nurse and mother, acted freely and suffictently. On the in the right side; she said it had been caused by the eighth day the temperature reached 1050 F. The child explosion of a revolver cartridge which had been thrown was distinctly weaker and I was on the point of suggesting on to a fire whilst she was standing near. a consultation, but, bffore doing so, fortunately decided to On examination a small circular wound was found over the administer myself a large enema of boracic acid and eighth right interspace in the posterior axillary llne, this olive oil. The effect was being directly over the liver; a probe passed with ease for very satisfactory, as four large about an inch. The case was seen the same night by Dr. prune stones came away embedded in large foul-emelling Manning, the Visiting Surgeon on duty, who thought a searoh lumps of faeces. It was then remembered that the child for the bullet Very inadvisable. On the second morning after had eaten some prunes five months previously. There admission the bullet was passed per rectum without oonsclous- was no further fever. In Dr. Ashby's able and interesting ness of the fact on the part of the patient. The tempera- article on unexplained fever in children, there is no ture varied a little for twenty days, and then became and mention of any case resembling as a remained at normal; the highest point reachedjwas 1040 F., on this, which, refuge, the eleventh day. She was discharged perfectly well at the end had been named malaria-a diagaosis, to a certain extent of the fourth week without ever having had an alarming justifiable, as Russian children appear to suffer a good symptom. deal from fever of a malarial character. CASE ii is unique so far as I know. The patient, The second patlent, a boy, aged 14, was admitted on aged 49, was a maid to an American lady. For some May 11th suffering from dyspnoea, with a wound and months she had suffered from nervous symptoms of an pains in the left side. He said It had been caused by a aggravated nature, such as sleeplessness, irritability, great revolver going off in the hands of another boy with whom depression, inability to perform work of any sort, and he was playing. twitchings of the right arm and subsequently of the left. Muoh surgical emphysema was found around a small circular She was under treatment for a fortnight, but no improve. wound situated in the fifth left interspacee in. to the outer ment resulted, and it was recommended that she should side of the apex beat. The wound was not probed. Dr. return to her friends in America. She did so, and on the Bannister, the Visiting Burgeon on duty, found the bullet after lying subcutaneously in a position i in. Internal to border and first day leaving Genoa became violently seasick i in. below the spine of the left scapula. It was easily and vomited a piece of wood about the length, and half extracted from here with the aid of a local anaesthetic. the diameter of the little finger. The patient writes that Strapping was put over the wound in-front, and, as the boy all the symptoms disappeared immediately ,%nd that there wag very weak and anaemic, he was not further disturbed. has been no return. It appears that last August, at an A day or two later, the emphysema haviDg disappeared his American seaside resort, she attempted to rescue a child chest was sounded, and much dullness found at the left base from and at the hehind. The breath sounds were almost completely gone. drowning, time, it is now remembered, Nevertheless his progress towards recovery was steady, and there were numerous small pieces of wood floating in the in a little lees than four -weeks he was discharged without water, as the pier was being repatred. The patient was ever having exhibited an alarming symptom. Of the dullness unconscious when rescued. It was evident that the piece previously noted a little was left at the left base, but the breast of wood had remained in the stoma,h for over three sounds were muoh more audible. months. I do not know, even now, what name to give REMARKS.-The ease with which both these patients this affection. recovered from revolver bullet wounds of so-called vital Florence. T. GELAILD GARRY, M.D. parts Is noteworthy. The weight of the bullet which passed through the boy's chest in close proximity to his beart was 84 grains. In the case of the girl the bullet A CASE OF SINGLE KIDNEY. which penetrated her abdomen was much larger; it ON November 18th, while making a post-morten examina- weighed 146 grains. It is curious that its progress tion on the body olla healthy man aged 59, who had died through her body should have been arrested in the lumen from shock and multiple injurles caused by falling from a of the intestine. It was a rattle in the bedpan which led height, I was surprised to find no trace of a right kidney. the nurse to examine the contents and to the discovery A eareful search for marks of operation or signs of disease that the bullet had been passed. The girl's story of the -was unsuccessful. The abdominal aorta was dissected out way in which she had received her wound was not and no trace of a right renal artery was to be found. The believed when she gave it, as it seemed improbable that left kidney was considerably enlarged and weighed 9 oz.; the mere explosion of a revolver cartridge would have its ureter was proportionately increased in size. On caused a penetrating wound. It was believed, therefore, section this kidney seemed perfecti,y healthy to the naked that she must have been fired at. An examination of the eye. The bladder was nornmal, but only the ]elt ureteric bullet proved this to have been the case, for the scoring of opening was found. its surface showed that it had been fired from a rifled In the books on anatomy it is stated that it is the, left .revolver, and she herself afterwards confe!sed t'at this .&idney that is wusualy absent, and that often there is a was the came. Dzo. 28, 1907.1 MEDAL NEWS. [m Os 1841 'Thalfurther evidence to be taken will not, it is believed, occupy much time, after which the Commissiion will at MEDICAL NEWS. once begin the consideration of their report. THE Army Council has approved of the following additional appointments to Queen Alexandra's Military Hospital: To be consulting physieian, Surgeon-Major General A. F. Bradshaw, late Army Medical Staff; to be KING EDWARD'S HOSPITAL FUND FOR consulting surgeon, Lieutenant-Colonel P. J. Freyer, late LONDON. Indian Medical Service. THE following are the members of the Council and various DR. MARSHALL, of Douglas, Isle of Man, was recently Committees of King Edward's Hosp'tal Fund for London presented with a carriage barometer by the members of nominafted by H R.H. the Prince of Wales to serve for the the St. John Ambulance class, in recognition of his services year 1908. The Honortry Secretaries are Sir Savile as teacher and instructor to the class. The presentation and Mr. was made by Mr. Hobbs, Collector of Customs and Croesley Frederick Fry, the permanent Secretary Receiver of Wrecks for the Island, who was supported by being Mr. H. R. Maynard. Mr. C. T. Cowell. Dr. Marshall, in returning thanks, offered his services to the corps for the forthcoming T1E COUNCIL. class. The Lord-Lieutenant of the The Varl of Bessborough. County of London (the Duke Viscornt Iveagh. THE State Children's Association usually keeps In touch of Fife). Lord Rothschild. with its supporters by the frequent issue of leafiets, but The Lord-Lieutenant of Mid- Lnrd Strathcona and Mount recently has issued a report covering the whole of the dlesex (the Duke of Bed- Ro7 al. work for the past three years. It contains a good deal of ford). Lord Farqubar. information as to the way in which the State at present *The Speaker of the House of Tbe R*. Hon. Sir Savile deals with the many children for whom it is responsible. Commons (the Rt. Hon. Croseley, Bart. The Association sims at popularizing a belief that a home, J. W Lowther, M.P.). The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph and not an institution, is the place in which even a *The President of the Local Dimsdale, Bart. " " child Government Board (the The Rt. Hon. Thomas Burt, workhouee should be reared. Nearly half of Rt. Hon. John Burne, M.P.). M.P. all these unfortunate children are still living in The Postmaster- General. Tbr Rt. Hon. C Stuart- workhouses and barrack sebools, though this fashion The President of the Hospital Wortley, K C., M P. of providing for them has so long stood condemned Sunday and Hrspital Satur- Sir Trevor Lawrance, Bart. that most Boards of Guardians are endeavouring to day Funds (the Lord Mayor). Sir John Aird, Bart. substitute some other system. The plan which the The Chairman of the County Sir W. 8. Church, Bart. association seems mainly to favour is the "Ecattered Council. Sir Julius Wernher,. Bart. home " system, one which secures for the child at least The Governor of the Bank of Sir Edgar Speyer, Bart. some of the advantages of ordinary people, which treats Enpland. Sir Henry Burdett, K.C.B. it as an individual, brings it into daily and free association The President of the Royal Sir W. J. Collins, M.P. with more happily circumstanced young children, and College of Physicians (Sir R. Sir John Craggs. frees it when young from the stigma of " the house.,'" Douglas Powell, Bart.). Mr. Frederick M. Fry. Four years ago The President -of the Royal Mr. E. A. Hambro. there were only some 37 unions in which this College of Surgeons (Mr. Mr. Williem Latham, K.C. system had been adopted, now the number has nearly Henry Morris). Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, jun. doubled. *The Chancellor of London Mr. J. Danvers Power. THsE LONDON AMBULANCE SERVICE. -The Committee University (the Earl of Mr. Albert G. Sandeman. appdinted by the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- Rosebery). Mr. Hugh C. Smith. ment to inquire into the question of the ambulance provi- The Duke of Norfolk. *Lord Revelstoke. sion for caees of accident and sudden illness occurriDg in The Bishop of London. *The Master of Ellhank M P. fhe strrefs. and public places the metropolis, at The Bishop of Southwark. *Tbe Rt. Hon. Sir Ernest in met the ArchbishoD Bourne. Cassel Home Office on Friday, December 20tb, Sir Kenelm Digby, The Rev. J. GainneEs Rogers, *Lient.-Col. Sir Artbur Bigge. Chairman, presiding. Evidence was given by Mr. Henry D.D. *Sir Horacp Marshall. Morris, President of the Royal College of Surgeons, on The Rev. T. Bowman Stephen- *ProfeRsor W Osler. behalf of the College of Surgeons; by Sir William S. Church, son. D. D *Mr. Vaughan Hawkfns. Bart . K. C.B., on behplf of the Rryal College of Physicians ; The Chief Rabbi (the Rev. Dr. *Dr. Edwir Fresbfield. and Mr. J E. Adams, F. R.C S., Resident Assistant Surgeon Adler). *Mr. J. G. Grifflths. of St. Thomas's Hospital. The Committee propose shortly to conclude the taking of evidence; communications which MEMBERS OF FINANCE COMMITTEE. it is desired to bring before the Committee should, thfre- Lord Rothschild (Chairman). Sir John Craggs. fore, be addre'sed as soon as possible to the Secretary, Lord Revelstoke. Mr. Robert FlemiDg. Mr. A. L. Dixon, Home Office, Whitehall, S.W. The Rt. Hon. Sir Ernest Mr. Hugh C. Smith. THE AMERICAN PHARMACIBUTICAL AssoCIATION.-At the Cassel. recent annual meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association the following resolutions were adopted: M1EMBERS OF DISTRIBBUTION COMMITTEE. " Wheress, the American Medical Association, the Sir William Church, Bart. Sir John Tweedy. American Pharmaceutical Association, and the National (Chairman). Mr. Frederick M. Fry. Association of Retail Druggists, together with many State Sir Trevor Lawrence, Bart. Rev. Canon Barnett. and local organizations and journals in both professions, Sir Henryr Burdett. Sir Horace Marshall. have been for some years endeavouring to bring about a. Sir E. Cooper Perry. return to the practice of medicine based on the Pharma- copoeia; and MEMBERS OF CONVALESCENT HOMES COMMITTEE. "Whereas, the medical colleges are represented on the Mr. William Latham, K.C. Sir Walter Lawrence, Bart. Committee of Revision of the United States PAarmacozoeia; (Chairman). Mr. S. H. Benson. and Dr. Edwin Preshfield. Mr. Geo. Lawson Johnston. " Whereas, it is manifest to the thoughtful men both in Mr. Alfred Willett. medicine and pharmacy that a very large number of medical men might he better informed regarding the MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Pharmacopoeia as a book of reference and standards: Be it The Earl of Beseborough Mr. J. Danvers Power. therefore (Chairman). Mr. A E. Sydney. "Resolved: That it is the senEe of the American The Rt. Hon. Sir Savile The Hon. Arthur Stanley, Pharmaceutical Association in convention assembled, that. Cros- ley, Bart. M. P. a great advance in the ethical practice of medicine and The Rt. 'HOD. C. Stuart- Mr. R. F. Cavendlsh. pharmacy will be made when the medical colleges malke Wortley, K.C, M P. Mr. J. 0. Griffiths. the Pharmacopoeia a prescribed textbook or hook of Sir William J. Collins, M.P. Mr. 0. C. Phllipps, M.P. reference, and require familiarity with it in their * New members. examinations. " Resolved: That we request tb e governing authorities of States into. THE Lord Chancellor of Ireland has, on the recommenda- tion of Mr. Thomas Lough, Lord Lieutenant of the county, placed the name of Dr. J. B. Kenny, of Killeshandra, on the Commission of the Peace for the county of Cavan. ensureforceinsterlaPharmacopoeia."suchinmedicafuturearulingandclassesinpharmacognosy,theirarespectivewell-groundedasinstituticnssetknowledgeforthasinwilltheof 1856 xxT=xcl UJNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. [DEC. 28, 1907. been in the habit of using this method for some years, but week in the columns of our JOURNAL-or has the editorial' in a slightly different manner-a modification of the pen to be so tactful ?-I am, etc., method described by Mr. Arbuthnot Lane. The kidney December 9th. A SINN4ER. is exposed by a lumbar incision and brought up into the wound. The true capsule is freed from the perirenal fat, ***-With regard to the concluding part of this letter any adhesions are divided. and the fatty tissue lying in we venture to quote again for our correspondent's special front of the upper part of the quadratus lumborum muscle behoof and benefit the following, from the BRITISH' is removed. Incisions are then carried through the true MEDICAL JOUIRNAL, April 11th, 1903: renal capsule in the upper twc-thirds of the posterior Several esteemed correspondents are much exercised as to- surface of the kidney in the form of a broad N, thus the spelling of certain words adopted by the BRITISH MEDICAL. marking out two triangular flaps In the capsule, which are JOURNAL. Their souls are vexed by the middle "e " in peeled off the renal cortex, so that the base of the upper "judgement "; their finer etymological feelings are wrung by flap is at the upper pole of the organ and that of the lower the "x" in "connexion they find a literary stone of stum- at the bling in the "i" in "dispatch." Now be it known unto all junction of the middle with the lower third. The men by these presents that if theFe be, as one correspondent. apices of the two flaps are then picked up and twisted assures us, ' orthographical errors," the blame for them must slightly to increase their strength. I next separate the lie, not on our shoulders, bat on those of the editors of the, superficial faecia of the upper part of the lumbar in- New English Dictionary;* Dr. J. A. H. Murray and Mr. Henry cision from the muscles and, with the fingers of Bradley. It is convenient to have a fixed standard for spelling, left hand in the wound, push up the pleura from and for that purpose we chose the Rules for Compositors and' border of Readers employed at the Clarendon Press, Oxford, compiled the upper the tweifth rib, at the same time by Mr. Horace Hart, primter to the University, and revised by passing a long, blunt renal-pedicle needle through the the scholars above mentioned. As to "judgement" in par- parietal muscles on to my fingers immediately above the ticular, which seems for some inscrutable reason to arouse, last rib. The apex of the upper flap is then tbreaded into special ire in heavenly breasts, we may be allowed to quote the the needle, and the flap drawn over the last rib and followling note by Dr. Murray: through the muscle layer. The lower flap is similarly " I protest strongly against the vulgar and unscholarly, drawn through the muscle layer of the upper part of the habit of omitting it (the 'e') from 'abridgement,' incision below the last rib, and the two ends sewn 'acknowledgement,' 'judgement,' 'lodgement,' which is together by sterilized thread, the kidney being mean- against all analogy, etymology, and ortboepy, since else- while well I where g is hard in English when not followed by e or i. pushed up into position. Occasionally make I think the UDiversity PreEs ought to set a scbolarlyr use, in addition, of a single Eupporting suture of firm example, instead of following the Ignorant to do ill, for thread passed beneath the capsule of the lower third of the sake of saving four e's. The word 'judgement' has the kidney near -the convex border and through the been spelt in the Revised Versfon correctly." muscle layer of the primary incision. I cloee the wound without drainage. The results of this method have been very satis- factory, the kidney remaining fixed in a high position UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. and relieving the symptoms necessitating the opera- tion. I have had no difficulty in escaping the pleura, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. nor do I think any would occur if the needle be passed DEGREES. on to the fingers in the wound in this way, whilst finally THE following degrees have been conferred: the organ is supported by capsular flaps, leaving a large M.D.-J. F. Halls Dally, Joh. denuded area to form adhesions with the parietes. J.B., B.C.-C. Stanley-Clarke, Gonv. and Cai. M.B.-C. King, Trin.; H. B. Owen, Gonv. and Cai.; G. L. Cox,. During the last six months I have had occasion to open Christ's. the abdomen for other conditions of two patients operated B.C.-B. T. Lang, Trin. upon in this way, one after two yeara and a half and the other after one year and a half. I took the opportunity APPOINTMENTS. examine The following appointments have been made: E. D. Paton,, to the anchored kidney, which in each case was M.D., M.S.Lond., Assistant Surgeon, Westminster Hospital, firmly fixed and in good position.-I am, etc., to be an Additional Examiner In Surgery in the Third M.B., R. H. JOaELYN SWAN, M,S.Lond., F.R.C. S.Eng. Part II; Professor Nuttall, Dr. Newsholme, Dr. Anningson, London, W., Dec. 18th. Mr. Purvis, and Mr. R. D. Sweeting to be examiners In State Medicine; Dr. Daniels and Dr. Leishman to be examiners In Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. EXAMINATION. THE LITERARY KNOWLEDG*E OF THE The following candidates have becn approvEd at the PROFESSION. examinations indicated: FIRST M.B.: Part I (Chemfstry and Physics).-A. B. Appleton. Down.;. SIR,-Your annotation concerning the haziness of tie B. G. Askey, Joh.: M. Avent, Cai. ; W. G. Bigger, Queen's; E. J. knowledge possessed by the students and members of our Boyd, Bid. Buss. ; E. J. Y. Braqh, Joh.: E. N. Butler, Cla.; D. G. Cherrington, Trin. ; B. K. T. Collins, Trin. K. B. Dickson, Trin.,: profession where the classics in literature are concerned E. Donaldson, Trin.: G. D. East, Emm.*; J. V. Fiddian. Emm.; reminds me of an amusing story told by the late John R. H. Growse, Cai. C. Helm, King's; W. S. Herman, Bid. Buss.; Cumow of one of his pupils. G. J. Hill, Pet.; A. N. Hooper, Emm.; T. J. H. Hoskin, Trin., G. D. Jameson, Pemb.; D. W. John, Cia.M T. Jones, Sid. Buss.; Curnow was endeavouring to elicit from him some in- H. A. Lucas, Trin.; M. MacGregor, Cai. A. K. MacMullen, Cai.- formation about the acromion process, with but little F. D. Marsh, Trin. ; W. H. Marshall, Pemb.; 0. G. Morgan, Cla.; J. 0. Morris, Emm ; M. W. Paterson, Joh.; D. V. Pickering, success. Finally he was asked if he knew why the pro- Emm.; F. B. L. Miggott, Emm.; W. A. Pocock, Pemb.; Pif. cess was called the acronmion. No answer. Curnow then Roberts, Cla.; A. N. Rushworth, Trin.: L. T. Rutherford, Cla.; endeavoured to help him out by asking if he had ever C. G. Sharp, B.A., Joh.; L. W. Shelley, Cal.; G. W. Spencer, Joh.; R. Stansfeld, Joh.; M. T. W. Steedman, Cla.; H. M.. hear of the Acropolis. A bright beam of intelligence Steplhenson, Cal.; A. V. Stocks, Joh.; W. J. F. Symons, Sid. lighted up the face of this formtdable rival to the modern Russ.; E. S. Taylor. King's; K. S. Thomson, Joh.: L. H. D. Thornton, Imm. ; S. J. Titterton, Cai. ; J. R. A. D. Todhunter, Baboo, and he cheerfully replied, "Why, of course; it's B A., Cai.: T. Warrington, Emm.; M. H. Watney, Trin.; LI. M.. down Woking way, isn't it P " Weeks, Cai.; K. J. Yeo, Emm. Now, Sir, may I, after winning your ear with this story, SECOND M.B. (Human Anatomy and Physiology).-R. L. Barker, B.A., moralize ? Before we make such a point of accuracy in Cai.; F. S. Bedal, Cla.; J P. Benskin, Christ's; D. C. Bluett, Emm.; C. H. B. Booth, King's; E. G. B. Cane, B.A., Jes.;: the dead languages, ought we not to encourage a more R. G. Canti, B.A, King's; k. F. P. Cory, B.A., Cai.; H. T.. scrupulous care for the living? Week by week one is Depree, B.A., ClM ; C. Ede, King's; R. Ellis, B.A., Cath.; A. G. offended bad and Evans, Trin.; J. T. Fox, B.A., Sid. Suss.; A. W. Gaye, B.A., Cai.; by English bad spelling, no worse but A. C. Gemmell, B.A., Trin.;* . W. B. Gibson, B.A., Jes.: L. K. no better-than those little contortions you have given Griffith, B.A., Trin.; L S. M. Habich, B.A., Joh.; J. B. Hancer. us: .they are at least amusilng, but the same cannot be Christ's; L. C. D. Irvine, Emm. * A. C. Jepson. BRA., Pemb.;- J. C. John, King's ; L. F. G. Lewis, B.A., Christ's; J. R. Marrack,. said of our modern scientific English papers. These are Joh.; W. G. Marsden, Emm. C. C. Messiter, BA., Cai.; C. G. R. rarely interestingly constructed; hardly ever literary. Moore, B.A., Cai.; P. A. Opie, B.A., Cai.; G. M. Parlker, B;A., This letter may of lmm. : A. B. Pavey-Smith, Cla. ; J. W. Pigeon, Christ's; H. B. itself contain grammatical effron- Pope, Cai.; F. A. Powell, B.A, Trin.; R. A. Ramsay, Cai.; teries; if so, it shows how hopelesslI we have sunk-we E. Rayner, Pemb.; W. D. Ross, King's; A. Sandison, B.A.,. cannot recognize them ourselves! Trin.; F. B. Saunders, B.A., Cla.; W. ShiptoD, B.A., 1rmm.;.- I. Bingh, B.A., Pemb. * G. N. Stathers, Trin.;* F. J. Thorne, B.A., May I, however, suggest, Sir, that jest as- a beginning Jes.o P. B. Wallis, BA., Pemb. ; F. H. Watson, B.A., CaL. you should not pass " judgement " (with two e's) week by 3. B. A. Wigmore, Cal. Dzo. 28, 1g97.1 OBITUARY. TMr= 1857 .7HIRD M.B.: Part I (Pharmacology and General Pathology).-C. J. that he found the animal lying in the channel of the byre Blaikie, B.A., Cai.; D. W. A. Bull, B.&., Cai.; J. S. Burn, B.A., paralysed; the heart and lungs were sound, he saw two or Trin. ; L. S. T. Burrell, B.A., Trin.; W. H. Cam, B.A., Cali.; W. T. not the Chaning-Pearce, B.A.. Emm.; N. L. Clarke, Christ's; R. three nodules, but in his opinion they were tuberoles ; Crawford, B.A., Jes. ; F. C. Davies, B.A., Down.; K. J. A. Davis, beast was not diseased, and he considered its flesh fit for food. -B.A., King's i H. G. Dearden, B A., Cai. ; M. E. Dellschaft, B.A, In cross-examination he said that he had not known of the Jes.; J. R. Dick, B.A., Down.; W. H. F. Zales, B.A., Emm.; R. phrase among butchers " running the blockade " or that where 'Fisher, B.A., Bid. Buss.; H. G. Frean, B.A., Joh.; T. R. Glynn, she blockade was run successfully there was a great deal of -B.A., Cla.; L. H. Goh, M.A., Emm. ; B. Gordon, B.A., Pemb.; J. L. Graham-Jones, B.A., Emm. ; W. C. Hodges, B.A, Trin. kH.; credit due to the butcher. 0. Holmes, Cai.; B. Hughes, Inc., H. 8elw.; J. S. Jobson, B.A., The magistrates were unanimously of opinion that both Bid. Buss.; C. B. K. Jones, B.A, King's; L. B. King, B.A., defendants were guilty, but they thought that there was a Pemb.; A. C. C. Lawrence, B.A.. Trin.; G. C. Lim, B.A., Joh.; N. F. degree of guilt; Mr. Slevens, with his professional knowledge, Lock, Cai.; H. G. Monteith, B.A., Pemb.; C. G. H. Morse. B.A., was gullty in the bench's opinion to -a greater degree than the Elum.; N. Mutch, B.A., Emm.; T. E. Osmond, B.A., Emm.; fined £10 and Hutson would ,W. S. Perrin, B.A., Cai.; B. A, Playne, B.A., Pemb ; F. B. other man, and he would be costs; Poole, B.A., Bid. Buss.; R. P. M. Roberts, Queens'; J. B. be fined £5 and costs. Ronaldson, B.A., Joh.; L. W. K Scargill, M.A., Trin. H.; E. F. &ehann, B.A., Cai.; A. L. H. Smih, Cai A. E. Stansfeld. B.A., 'Joh.; H. B. C. Btarkey. B.A., Down.; C. J. Btocker, B.A., Trin.; A. W. Btott, B.A., Trin.; W. W. Treves, B A., Cai.; L. B. C. Trotter, B.A., Cla.; G. W. Twigg, B.A., Cal.; C. St.A Vivian, OBITUARYI L.A. Cai.; J. Walker, B.A., Cla.; J. M. Wallace, B.A., Down.; W. E. Wallis, B.A., Cla. AT the comparatively early age of 51 there passed to his rest on December 12th, after a week's illness, a well- ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF EDINBURGH. known medical practitioner in Newcastle-upon-Tyne-Dr. AT a meeting on December 16th, the following were elected WILLIAM SLATER. A few months ago Dr. Slater received a Fellows: B. Foster, W. J. France, H. Goodwyn, H. 3. Lotz, eerious injury to his shoulder In a collision, and since the -R. H. Price, Captain, I.M.S.; J. F. Robertson, C. Shellshear, accident his health had not been good. He was able, how- F. Stoker, H. P. Thompson, W. W. White, D. P. D. Wilkie, ever, to attend to his duties, and was actively engaged in J. Wilson. the discharge of them when on December 5th he was suddenly Eelzed wIth a rlgor. This was followed by double pneumonia, from which he died on December 12th. In his illnees he was attended by his friends Dr. Join. Rutter Mttbk-Qvt$kaL and brother-in-law Dr. Horafield, in consultation with Professor Oliver. From the first the illness assumed Th adsoe giVSe in thi Oolumn for the asitance of a serious aspect. A son of the late Mr. Richard Slater of members is based ox medioo-ethial prncpks generally Preston, Lancashire, Dr. Slater commenced his medical Ireogniad by the pro , but must not be taken as studies at Queen's College, Galway, and completed them repsenti dire ndi of tW Central EB eal at the College of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Ater Comte _ graduating as Bachelor in Medicine at the University of Durham, he soon gathered around him a large circle of CIRCULARS TO PATIENTS. friends, and installed himself in a busy practice, for he K-The proposed alteration in charges is a perfectly proDer was a man of many good social qualities, and posseessed a isubject upon whiah to address a circular to patients. We kind and benevolent nature. Dr. Slater was one of the would suggest that if it were sentrout with the half-yearly accounts there would be no question of its reaching any founders of- the Lancastrian Society of the North of other than our correspondent's patients. England, to the success of- which he In no small degree no was his presence more USSEi.-A clrcular to notify that our correspondent will be contributed. At gathering away from his practice for some time sent, as suggested, welcome than at the Annual Banquet of the County of the with the half-yearly accounts is a proper proceeding, and it Red Rose, and at none was it more missed than on the would not be improper to mention the name of the locum- evening of the afternoon *on which he became, ill. tenent to whom the care of the patients is entrusted De. Slater took a keen interest in sport, and followed the meanwhile. fortunes of several of the football teams with considerable eagerness. He was honourable In all -his dealings, and was a lover of fair play in all concerns of life. He leaves behind him two daughters, his wife having predeceased PUBLIC HEALTH. him several years ago. Dr. Slater will be much missed by AND a large circle of patients and friends. POOR-LAW MEDICAL SERVICES. Indian TUBERCULOUS BEEF. MAJOR WALTER BARRIE TURNBULL, M,D, IN the Newcastle Evening Chronicle of 'December 13th a case Medical Service, died recently at Mainpuri, from blood ,of some general interest was reported. poisoning contracted through a scratch on the finger Mr. Alfred A. Stevens, veterinary surgeon, Darham, was while performing an autopsy. He was born August 2nd, summoned on a charge of having unlawfully deposited for 1872, and entered the service on July 29 fh, 1895; he was ,sale, between November 4th and 8th, three quarters of beef made Surgeon-Captain, July 29th, 1898; and Major, which were to his knowledge unfit for the food of man ; and war comprises: North- Mr. J. A. Hutson, cowkeeper, Sleetburn Lane, Durham, was January 20th, 1907. His record summoned on a similar charge. Mr, Thomas Parker, veteri- West Frontier of India campaign in 1907 8, including nary officer under the, Corporation' of Newcastle' said that operations in Bajaur and the Mamund country (medal he had inspected.the meat at the.mart.to which.it had been with clasp); the China war of 1900 (medal); the Wazi- sent; he found that the carcass had been carefully stripped, ristan expedition, 1901-2 (clasp); and the Tibet mission, and he had never known stripping done for any otber purpose 1903-4 (medal). than for the coneealment of disease. He found that there had *,been,tuberculosis which had even attacked the bone of one of the ribs. Hutson told him that the internal organs had been buried 6 ft. deep, and that the fourth quarter had not been BURGEON REGINALD CHARLES PATTISSON MCDONAGH, R.N. sent to market because the animal fell and bruised herself died at the Naval Hospital, Malta, of enteric fever, on before being slaugbtered ; it was kept and boiled for the pigas November 21st, aged 24. He entered the Royal Navy as 'The manager of the mart said that the meat was extensively a Surgeon, February 10th, 1906. stripped; the process had been carefully carried out, and the only reason for stripping was. to hide tuberculosis ; the case was a vIery bad one of tuberculosis. Dr. 'H. E. Armstrong. M.O.H., and Dr. Harold Kerr, Assistant M.O.H., confirmed BRIGADE SURGION EDMOND HOILE, retired, late Army the evidence as to the condition of the meat, and said that the -Medical Department, died in London on October 18th. ,possibility of any one overlooking the condition of the meat His commissions were thus dated: Assistant-Surgeon, was absurd. September 22nd, 1858; Surgeon, March lst, 1873; Surgeon- Huts'on' said that when the cow beeame ill he asked Mr. Major, December eth, 1873. He- retired from the service, Steven3 to see it, and he advised him to Izave it slaughtered, with the honorary rank of Brigade Surgeon, October lst, and said that the meat woold be all right; wltness had no xperienee of tubercle, and it he had' thought' there was any- 1883. He had received a medal with two clasps for the thins wrong would have buried the. meat; he acted, on the China war in 1860, when he was present at the action of advice of his veterinary surgeon. -Mr. Stevens said that he Sinho, the taking of JTangku, the storming of the inner was veterinary surgeon to the Durham Corporation, and stated Taku Forts, and the surrender of Peking. T t8 8 I HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY AANAGEMENT. 28., zg,

DuAkTHS IN THE PROFESSION ABBOAD,-Among the Dr. G. E. Haslip remarked that the feat that only patients members of the medical profession in foreign countries suffering from malnutrition were admitted only made nwessity of consultation with the generalpraotitioner the grear since who have raeently died are Dr. Manuel Nicolas he usually knew the circumsfascees,of the larpntso and w;iether Bettencourt Pitta, Profewsor first of Hygiene, late of it was a flt case for admission. If the junior-hspitals accepted Internal Pathology hin the Medical School of Lisbon, and Dr. Fothergill'ssdheme, they would goin the Oomfidence of the Thysician to the Hospital of St. 3oe6 in that city, at an general practitioner, who was just as anxious for properly- advanced age; Dr. Ludwig Csatdry, formerly Surgeon-in- managed hospitals as anyone. Chief to the Railways of Hungary, aged 76; Dr. Francesco Replying to Dr. J. Dunbar Brunton, Dr. Vintesit-sid that it-, was impossible for the medloal staff to undertake to com- Businelli, Professor of Ophthalmic Surgery and Director municte with dootors who were unable to acoompay their of the Eye Clinic of the University of Rome, aged 79; patients to the oonsultation department. Dr. Th. Sinizin, sometime Profeor of External Pathology Many of the medlial men present explaInd that it wa& in the Medical Faculty of Moscow; Professor Ludwig difficult for tire genral practitioner to be sure of being able to Hirt, of Breslau, a recognized authority on nervous attend with every case that wa sent up for consultation. diseases, aged 63; Dr. Unruh, of Dresden, a well known Dr. Fothergl}I observed tha it was necsary that the staff should communicate any adviee necessary to the medical specialist on childrent's diseees; Dr. Arlur Pollack, a practitioner and not to the patient, and warned the Confet- medical practitioner of Dresden, who had a considerable ence that unless the staff undertook to communicate directly reputation as a poet; and Dr. E. Goujon, of Paris, a distin- with the patient's medical mar, then within three years that. guished alienist, representative of the Ain 6partment in consultation departme&twould be a curse to the district. the French Senate, aged 67. Dr. Archer having formally seconded the proposals of Dr. Fothergill, these were unanimously agreed to by the Conference. AND DISPENSARY MANAGEMENT. In response to remarks from Drs. Haslip, Fothergill, Archer, HOSPITAL Tanner, and Cope, Dr. Vinuent said that the medical stag' THIE INFANTS' HOSPITAL, WESTMINSTER. oould not pledge themseIves to communicate with doctors A CONFERENCE of medical men was held at the Infants' Hos- unable to attend with the patients at the consultation depart- pital, Vincent Square, Westminster, on November 29th, to ment, but the staff would give the matter its attention, as it discuss the question of establishing an out-patient department seemed to be the chief point of difference between them. of a- restricted and consultative character in connexion with Dr. Haslip said it was the whole crux of the question, but that institution. Dr. Vincent was unable to agree with them. Dr. F. J. Allan, M.O.H., Westminster, who presided, esaid The Conference then terminated with a vote of thanks to the that he had suggested such an out-patient depattmenet because chairman and staff. it appeared to him from inquiries he had mvde in regard to ROYAL ALBERT ASYLUM, LANCASTER. the deaths of infants that she babies seemed to be hawked FROM the report of Dr. Archibald R. Douglas, the Medical about by the mothers from hospital to hospital, and doctor to Superintendent of the Royal Albert Asylum, Lancaster, for the- doctor. He thought it would be acceptable to medical men If year ending June 30th, 1907, we learn that the number of the establishmen't of a suitable out-patient department inmates on that date was 653 (415 males and 238 femlsim); 109 resulted in keeping the babies more in touch with the doctors patients (60 males and 49 feMales) had been admitted during in charge of them. Only those patients would be seen who the year; 93 (59 males and 34 females) had been discharged ; were brought or sent up bya practitioner. There wae no inten- and 13 (9 males and 4 females) had died. The average number tion to establish an out-patient department like those at- the resident had boen 637 (405 males and 232 females). The death- large general hospitals, which in his opinion were considerably rate, calculated on the latter number, showed the compara- abused. The Infants' Hospital was only for cases of mal- tively low percentage of 2.04. Six deaths are attributed to nutrition. tuberculosis and l to phthisls, so that more than half of the Dr. Ralph Vincent said that he and his colleague,. Dr. 13 deaths appear to be of tuberculous origin. Kelynack, were ready to agree to the terms that no out- At the Royal Albert Asylum considerable Improvement inx patients should be seen unless sent with a note from the the sanitary conditions has been made In recent years, aud the doctor, or with the doctor himself ; but the medical staff could general death-rate has diminished- but the proportion of not undertake to enter into correspondence with doctors in deaths from tuberculous disease continues high, averaging regard to the cases. In answer to Dr. A. G. C. PoGock, Dr. about one-third of the total deaths during the last, ten years. Vincent explained that only cases of malnutrition were ad- The high mortality from this class of disease has engaged the mitted to the hospital, and, replying to Dr. W. M. O'Connor, anxious attention of managers of asyl-um for imbectles that the hospital was founded in Hampstead five'years ago, throughout the country, and at the Royal Albert Asylum and was then removed to Westminster. facilities for open-air treatment have recently been provided Dr. H. Tanner asked what was the actual initiation of the and the disqualification of candidates for admission known to, hospital. General practitioners complained that at the be suffering from tuberculous symptoms resolved on. Of the present day hospitals were instituted where they were not 109 patients admitted 53 were elected by subscribers, and 31 wanted. maintained by their respective unions, wnile 25 were reduced Dr. Vincent said that the hospital was started by people and full payment cases. It will be seen that this useful insti- interested in scientific work, who felt that there was no tation caters for all classes of the community; for boys of institution for studying, treating, and giving instruction in the higher social class there is a well-appointed detached regard to the nutrition and malnutrition of babies. residence (Brunton House) at a little distance from the main Dr. Fothergill described how the Bolingbroke Hospital at building, with separate grounds, etc. Wandsworth started an out-patient department, whioh beame Of the 93 patients disecharged, 37 are reported as much an abuse; that had been remedied by the staff of the hospital improved; but as it is stated that "too many of the ex- carrying out the following rules, the adoption of which by that patients who ought to have done better have gravitated to the Conferenos he moved: lunatic asylum or the workhouse," solely from the laIk of "That the words ' Out-patient Department ' be never used helpful relatives or friende, it is obvions that the laudable in print or verbally. That the Department be called 'The efforts of such chatities as this requtre to be supplemented Consultation Department.' That only those quite unable by the State provision of suitable employment in a, to pay the fee that can be arranged between a consultant colony or otherwise of trained cases. For sanh pro- and the general medical practitioner be sent to the hospital vision the recommendations of the Royal Commission on the for the opinion of a consultant. That if the medical practi- Care and Control of the Feeble Minded are anxiously awaited. tioner does not attend himself, every patient sent for the The industrial training of the patients has always been a. opinion of a consultant bring a NOTE, stating the various strong point at the Royal Albert Asylum, and the " Herbert points in the previous history that may be considered to Storey '^ workshops have proved of great utility in this direc- be of use. That the consultant's opinion and advice be com- tion, while the farm and gardens furnish appropriate and municated direct to the medical practitioner who sent the healthy training for some thirty of the boys. patient. That no communication be made to the patient The chief addition to the resources of the institution during by the consultant nor any invitation to attend again be the year has been the opening of the " James Diggens given. That no second or subsequent attendance of the Memorial Reception House," wherein new patients are patient be allowed without a letter from a general medical received for a period of probation and quarantine before being practitioner. That suitable cards be supDlied to the local distributed in the institution generally. It has combined with medical profession in bulk or on request." it a home for the nurses employed at the Rodgett Infirmary. If the proposed department were not started on the lines he The Medical Superintendent has now the assistance of' two had suggested it would become a curse instead of a blessing. medical colleagues (Drs. Counland and Farries), the senior of At the Bolingbroke Hospital the staff always communicated whom is resident at Brunton House. We notice that thename by letter, telephone, or otherwise with any doctor who sent up of Dr. Ashby of Manchester appears (with that of Dr. Shuttle- a case. The scheme worked admirably there, and It was hoped worth) as Honorary Consulting Physician to the institution. that the junior hospitals having set the example the senior We are glad to find that the funds of the institution are well hospitals would be induced to give up out-patient departments maintained, the total receipts for the year from various sources sod have consultation departments. amounting to nearly £28,000, though the Central Committee Dr. L. Archer pointed out that any advics in regard to these point out that in order to maintain the fulll number Of proposed consultations should be given only to the dootor, who 700 patients, for which there is now accommodation, an would communicate with his patients himself. additional annual income of £1,750 is needed. [ UWWLUXNNT To TE DEC. 28, 1i07.] LBunim XDrI.LL Jo=xAz

THE ritish wedicat trrnaL THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

*SUPPTJ&MI3NT

CONTAINING ['LRO)CEEDINGS OF COUNCIL

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES

MEETINGS OF BRANCHES AND DIVISIONS

PROGRAMME OF ANNUAL MEETING

MEDICAL BILLS IN PARLIAMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL ETC.

VOLUME II 1907.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, _~ 6, CATHERINE STREET, STRAND, W.C.

M.h e354 "u;pLTwor Bzrrax MxvxcA "'mlLIJOURS [DEC. 28, 1907.

INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT FOR VOLUME II, 1907.

A. nation by general practitionere, 108; Bill, Notification of Births, 74, 76. 151, 189, 174. A&berdeen Branch. See Branch contract practice, 110; 8anatoria jorworker8 240, 241, 246.' 249. 151, 218, 287, 299, 300, 305, Act, Midwives, 113, 237, 344; discussion at suffering from tuberculosis, 111; fee8 of 333,334,335,337,338, 343, 344,350; division list, Annual Representative aceting, 113 certifying factory surgeons, 111; posiifon 169; terms of the Act, 174; resolutions of:: Act, Notification of Births. See Bll of postal mwdical officers, 112; medical Ashton-under-Lyne Division, 299; Black- Act, Workmen's Compensation, 56, 113: dis- cxnmination for life insurances, 112; medi- pool Division, 287; Bristol Division, 333; cussion at Annual Representative Meeting, cal examination of seamen, 112; fees to Bournemouth Divisioo, 334; Bury and- 113.; medical practitioners and, 56 medicalwitnesses and fees in police emerqency Rochdale Divisions, 278; Canterbury and Altrincham Division. See, Division eases, 112;parliamentary elections, 112; Bill Faversham Division, 350; Cardiff' Divi-- Army, British. 21, 37.F 9, 82, 122, 147. 154. 181, to amend and consolidate the Medical and sion, 305; City Division, 335; Edin-- 120, 178, 203, 209, 218.227, 233, 242. 2o7, 281, 290, Dentixt8 Acts, 112: prohibition of medical burgh, North-East Division, 343; Gates- 313, 329, 339, 346 351; erratum, 103 practice byCompaniesBill, 112; notifcation of head Division, 249 Glasgow North-West. Army, British, Army Medical Reserve, pro- JtirthsBtll, 113 ; State registrationo.f nurses, Division, 334; klampstead Division, 306; motions and apnointments, 281 113; KingEdward's Hospital Fund Bill, 113; Liverpool and Birkenhead Divisions, Army. British, Army Medicaldlervice, pro- NtidwivesmAct, 113; medical inspection of school 334 ; Manchester (North) Division, 246; motions and appoiutments. 242 children: medical bureaut in the Education Manchester (South) Division, 74; Mon- British, changes of stations, 21, 83, 155, Department, 113; Workmen's Compensation mouthshire Division. 240, 2412 Northamp-- A-my,210, 257, 313, 346 Act, 113: vaccination, 114; Lunacy and In- tonshire Division, 251; St. Pancras and, Army, British, Colonial Medical Service, pro- ebriatesLaw, 114; vivisection, 114; income tax, Islington Division, 337; Reigate Division, mftions and appointments, 148 llt; Sight-testingOpticians Bill, 114; appli- 151 ; alford Division, 344; Southport Divi- Army. British, medical reserve of officers, tion bythe Association of Medical Hertalistsjor sion, 76, 335; tratiord DivisioD.' 287,350 ; promotions and appointments, 37, 82, 148, aRoyal Charter, 114; the referendum, 118; Tottenham Division, 344 Walthamstowv 155, 209, 218, 257, 281, 290 election of standing committees, 118; the Division, 344; Wartington Division, 35 Army, British, Royal Army College, pro- Charter, 119; the Council and the Repre- Blackburn Division. See Division motions and appointments, 147; erratum, sentative Meeting, 120; resolutions with- Blackpool Division. See Division 203 drawn, 120; vote of thanks. 120; procedure Board, Central Midwives, 21, 80, 122, 233, 272r. Army, British, Royal Army Medical CorDs, on reports, 120; annual general.meeting, 328, 345 taking the pulse and tem- promotions and appointments, 21, 37, 59, 82, 121, 125; corrections, 125: Referendum on perature, 21 ; refusal to rescind a cen- 122, 147, 155, 161, 170, 178, 209, 218, 2Z7, 233, 242, resolutions of Representative Meeting, 181; sure, 21; midwives censured, 21, 272, 345;. 273, 281, 290,313. 329, 339, 351 Association, British I Medical, changes of midwives cautioned, 21, 80, 346; midw!wes- Army, British, Royal army Mpdical Corps boundaries of Divisions, 221 struck off the roll, 80, 3;5 ; conviction (Mlilitia), promotions and appointments, 37, ARsociation, British Medical, the Charter, 12, for USiDg description implying mid- 281, 351 34. 75, 78, 119; discussion at Annual Repre- wifery qualifications, 122; Notification of Army. British, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, sentative Meeting, 119; Carnarvon- Births Bill, 122;ignorance of the rules, promotions and appointments, 233 shire (North) and Anglesea Division. 34; 122; doctors sent for ina emergencyeases, Army, British, Royal Malta Aitillery, promo- Manchester (South) Division, 75; Norfolk 122 ; duties of local supervisory authorities, tions and appointments, 233 (West) Division. 12; Southern Branch, 78 233; power of suspension by local super- Army, Indian, promotions and appointments Association, British Medical, Council pro- vising- authorities, 233; midwives' name-- in the medical service of. 21. 37, 82. 1:2, 148, ceediDgs, 25, 133. 261; present, 25, 133, 140, plates, 233; midwives and -operations, 333; 162, 170, 209, 233, 242, 273, 290, 329 351 261; chlairman, 25, 133; apologies, 25, 133. payment to medical practitioners sent for kshton-under-Lyne Division. See 'ivision 861; resignation, 25; acknowledgement of in emergency cases, 272, 328; Govan Cottage, Association, Britiqh Medical, annual exhibi- vote ot condolence, 25; deatlh, 25; 1908 Nurses' Training lHome, 272; training mid- tion of foods, drugs, instruments, books, meeting, 26; prosecutions before General wives, 272; local supervising authorities,, and sanitary appliances, 228, 144, 151, 157, Medical Council, 26; Journal and Finance 272; tees in emergency cases, 328; new 207, 216, 222 Committee, 26, 262; Premises Committee, examination centre, 323; conviction of mid- Association, British Medical, annuial meft- 26; Irish Commitee, 2r, 139, 264; Organiza- wives in police courts, 329 ing, 4, 27, 41, 61, 8j. 125,142, 144, 151,157, 207, tion Committee, 26, 139. 263; Science Com- Border Branch. See Branch 317; programme of business, 4, 41, 61; the mittee, 26; Public Health Committee. 26, Border Counties Branch. See Branch sections, 27, 41, 6L; trips and circular tours 264; Hospitals Committee. 28, 264; Medico- Boston and Spalding Division. See Division in the neighbourhood of Exeter, 29,51, 71; Political Committee, 26, 264: Ethical Com- Bournemouth Division. See Division excursions, 51, 71 ; local entertainments, 53. mittee. 27. 264; Irish Medical Graduates, Bradford Division. See Division 73; first general meeting, 85; adjourned 27; candidates. 27; Charter, 27; constittn- Branch, Aberdeen, 11, 245; summer meeting, general meeting, 85; induction of new tioo of Committees, 27; Referendom, 27; 11,245; Representative on Branch Council,. President, 85; "Book of the South-West." Chairman of Council, 27; communtiations, 11 ; minutes and report, 11,245; Representa- 86; annual meeting 1903. Sheffield, 87 ; 27; co-option, 133: minutes. 133, 140, 261; tive at Annual Representative Meeting 11- financial statement, 87; resignation of trea- representatives of the services, 133; Refer- luncheon, etc., 11; annual meeting 245-k46 surer, 88; the General Medtcal Council, 88; eadum Report. 133, 141, 168, 181, 221; new report of Council, 245; balance sheet, election of. treasurer. 88: date of meetiDg, members, 139, 261; dates of meetings, 139, election of officers, 245; vote of thanks to' 89; distinguished foreign and colonial 26t; Chloroform Committee, 139: resignation Professor rinlay, 245; dinner, 245 guests, 89; presentation to Dr. Davy, 89; of treasurer. 139; eyesight conference, 139; Branch, Bath and Bristol, 229, 333; new rules. the Middlemore prize, 89; PresideDt's candidates, 139; Branch returns, 1907-8, 13-9; of Bristol Roval Infirmary, 229 vote of address, 89; the address in medicine, 90; President-elect, 140; Dental Congress, 140; thanks, 231; lantern slides, 333; papers, the Toronto meeting, 125: the address in Treasurer, 140; minutes of Representative 333 surgery; annual dinner, 126; the popular Meeting, 140 141; Referendum report, Branch, Border (Cape Colony), 333; inaugural lecture, 126: pathological museum, 127; letter from Chairman of Representative meeting, 333; eJletion of officers, 334; annual exhibition of drugs, etc., 12w, 144, Meeting, 141; elections to Committees, nominations for Branch Council, 334 ; reci- 151, 157. 207, 216. 222: the temperance break- 141; Dr. Langley Browne's acknowledge- procity. 334; South African Medical Con-- fast, 131; entertainme-ts at Exeter, 142 ment. 141; Irish matters, 262; votes of gress, 334 ; name of Branch, 334 Association, British MSedical, annual meeting thanks. Exeter, 262; new premises, 262; Brancb, Border Counties, 11; annual meet- at Sheffield 1908, 317: the sections, 318 allocation of committees. 262; Arrange- ing, 11; apologies for non-attendance, 11- Association, British Medical, annual repre- ments Committee, 264*Nlaval and Military report of Council, 11; confirmation of min- sentative meeting, 55, 90. 125, 181; notices Committee, 265; numbers at Divisional utes, 11; additional Branch Secretary, 11; of motion, 55; constitution of meeting, 90; meetings. 265; International Medical Con- alteration of by-laws, 11; extraordinary standing orders, 90; report o,f Council, 90; gress, 265: resolution from section, 265; members, 12; future meetings, 12; vote of- balance sheet, 91; estimates for 1907. .91; note on Referendum (E. Rowland Fother- thanks to Honorary Chairman, 13; intro-- Central Ethical Committee.92; matters arisiDg il I), 168; Referendum report, a correction, duction of new President. 12; President's out of report of Couincil 92;*Medical Secre- 221 address, 12; office-bearers, 12 tar,jy8 department, 92; capitation grants to 4ssociation, British Medical: General prac- Branch, Cambridge and Huntingdon, 237-. branches, 95; rebuUiding debentures, 96; titioner and (Arthur E. Larking), 262 Referendum. 237; proposed Royal Com-- apportionment of member's annual sub- Association, British Medical: Members mission on Quackery, 237; new members, scription, 96; the financialyear, 97; state- elected during the June quarter. 1907, 79; 237 ment by chairman, 97; Medico-Political during the September quarter, 321 Branch, Connaught, 12; election of officers. Committee, 97, 109; election of committees, 12; rule3, 12- ethical rules, 12; annuaD, 97;lEthical Committee's report, 97; ethical meeting, 12; the Charter, 12; new member, aspects of medical consultation. 100; defi- 12 nition of the term "hospital," 102: Special Branch, Dorset and West Hauts, 227; autumn Finanee Inquiry Committee, 102, 109; meeting. 277; minutes, 227; elections. 271;. Organization Committee, 102; election of B. papers, 277; vote of thanks, 277; luncheon, chairman and deputy chairman. 105: Ilos- 277 Witals Committee 1115, 167; confirmation of Bath and Bristol Branch. See Branch Branch, Dundee. 30; annual meeting, 30; miinut6s, 107, 109,121; nominations forcom- Bath Division. See Division confirmation of minutes, 30; election oK- mittees, 107 Lealue of Mercy, 108; vacci- Bedford and Herts Division. See Division officers, 30; other business, 3±; dinner, 31 Duo, 28, 19o?.] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. LBE MDICAL JoURNAL 355 - = -- I Branch, East Anglian, 31; annual meeting, M.P.'s, 202, 240; luncheon, 202; Annual elected members of Committee, 265; num- 31; new members, 31; President-elect, 31; Representative Meeting, 240; Referendum. ber of members of the Associttion, 265 ; the autumn meeting, 31; luncheon, 31; con- 240; draft model ethical rules, 240' Local Branches and scientific work. 265; capita- firmation of minutes, 31: report of Council, Government Board, sanitary reports, 240; tion grants to Branches, 265; standing; 31; election of officers, 31; introduction of locum tenents, 240; dispensary doctor's orders of Representative deeting, 260: new President, 31 President's address, 31; salaries, 240 Medical Secretary's reports, 265; rules of papers, 31; cases, 3l ; specimens. 31; micro- Branch, Southern, 78, 344; annual meeting, 78; Branches and Divisions, 265; presentation scopic specimens, 31; water-colour draw- the late Dr. Groves, 78; reports of Honorary of reports to Council, 265 ing, 31; tea, 61; exhibition of instruments, Secretary and Treasurer, 78; draft Charter, Committee, Public Health, 265; elected mem- etc., 32 installation of new President, 78; luncheon bers of Committee, 266;* e-election of Chair- Branch, Edinburgh, 74; annual meeting, 74; and garden party 78 - votes of thanks, 78, man, 266; milk supplies, 266; vaccinatioL,. confirmation of minutes, 74; instillation of 344; communications, i44, dinner, 344 266; Public Health Bill, 268; - eports, 266. new President, 74; election of officers, 74; Branch, South Midland, 250; confirmation of Connaught Branch. See Branch report of Branch Council, 74; financial minutes, 250; election of Branch Council, Contract medical practice, 15, 17, 35, 238, 239, statement, 74; Central Emergency Fund. 250; puiblic vaccinator's fees, 250; speci- 246, 267; examination of certain friendly 74; tlle Association as prosecutor, 74; the mens, 250; papers, 250 society statistics in their bearing upon spittiog nuisance, 74 Branch, Southl Wales and Monmouthshire, (James Pearse), 17 ; resolutions of: Chester Branch, i'lfe, 278; Referendum, 278 345; resolutions re arrangements with spe- and Crewe Division. 267; Chichester and Brancl, Gibraltar, 319; confirmation of cialists in connexion with the Benevolent Worthing Division, 35; Grahamstown Divi- minutes, 319; communication, 319; paper, Fuind of the National Union 'of Teachers, sion, 246; Guildford Diviaion, 15; Noirth 319 345 Carrarvonshire and Anglesep Division, 239; Branclh, Gloucestershire, 319; confirmation of Branch, South-Western, 269; confirmation of North-East Essex Division, 238 ; Shropellire minutes. 319; President's valedictory ad- minutes. 269; cases, 269; papers, 269; speci- and Mid-Wales Branch, 239 dress, 319; vote of thanks to retiring secre- mens, 269: Cornwall County Nursing Asso- Council, General Niedical, 306, 323; Presi- tary, 319; installation of new Presiaent, ciation, 269 dent's address, fees of members of dinner, 320 Branch. Stirling, 241: autumn general meet- Council, 308; dental306;business, 308; unquali- Branch319;* and ivision, Gloucestershire, 299; ing, 241; Referendum, 241; Annual Repre- fied practice, 308; results of examinations, 'special meeting, 299; Referendum 299 sentative Meeting. 241 309; restoration of name, 310; treasurer- Branclh, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 273; eiection of Branch, Ulster, 16.305; twenty-ninth annual ship, 310, 328; disciplina3ry "a'ses, 310,'328: officers, 278; new members, 278 meetiDg, 16; confirmation of minutes, 16, administration of anaesthetice' for un- Branch, Lancashire and Cheshire, 32; 305; apologies for non-attendance, 16, 305; registered dentists, 323: Coventry Dispen- seventy-filrat annual meeting, 32; electiou report of Council, 16; annual report, 16; 'sakry, 324; Companies' Bills Committee, 325; of officers, 32; next annual meeting, 32; election of officers, 16; new members, 305 Pharmacopoeia Committee report, 325: alteration of Branch laws, 32; the late Braneh, Worcestershire and Herefordshire, Education Committee, 325; reports, '726; Dr. Dreschfeld, 32; votes of thanks. 32; 16, 252; annual meeting, 16; confirmation Apothecaries' Hall, Dublin,'327: the Clif- 'President's address, 32; tea, 32; scientific, of minutes, 16, 252; election of officers, 16 ; ford cases, 328; vote of thanks, 328 32; dinner, 32 dinner, 16; new members, 16 ; apologies for Coventry Division. See Division Branch, Metropolitan Counties, 13; annual non-atteDdance, 25T: demonstrations, 252; Cumberland Divis!dn. See Division meeting, 13; minutes, 13; amended ruler, vote of thanks, 252; paper, 252 Medical 13; election of officers, 1i; annual report, Acts Amendment and quackery, 2i2 14; financial statement 14; Central lEmer- Branch. Yorkshire, 36, 15, 279: annual meet- genev Fund, 14; President-elect's address, iog, 3-6; new members, 36, 279; election of 14- dinner, 14 officers, 36; iDcrease of expenditure, 26; Branch, Midland, 221; annual meeting. 221; report of Council, 36; introduction of new confirmation of minutes, 221; installation President, 36: vote of tllanks to retiring of new President, 221; repnrt of Council, President 76; Annual Representative 221; election of officers, 221; President's Meeting. A6; Central Emergency Fund, 16; address, 221: papers, 221; cases, 221; enter- papers, 36; next meeting, 36; luncheon, tainments, 121 36, 279; dinner, 36, 279; a correction, 55: D. Br inch, Natal, 173; annual licence and tax on confirmation of minutes. 879: expenses of prescribing practitioners, 173 annual meeting. 279: the late Dr. Dolan. Division, Altrincham, 74.343; visit to David Branch, Nortn of England, 33, 238, 301; 279; President-elect, 279; the Council and Lewis Epileptic Colony, 74; infantile annual meeting, 33 annual report of the Representative Meeting, 279; cards and mortality, 343; dinner, 3t3 Branch Council, 33; repott of Represe'nta- specimens, 279; a statement re Referendum Division, Ashton-under-Lyne, 293: Annual tives on Central Council,'33; election of (David Goyder), 279 Representative Meeting, 299: Referendum, offcers, 33, 239; vote of thanks to Honorai y Brighton Division. See Division 299; hospital abuse, 299; Notification of secretary, 33; irrstallation of new Presi- Bristol Division. See Division Births Acts, 299; next monthly meeting, dent, 33; President's address, 33; golf and Bromsgrove Division. See Division 300 excursions. 33; dinner, 33; presentation to BULTEEL, M. H.: Report on Medical Regis- Division. Bath, 30; annual meeting, 30; con- Dr. Cox, 33; Honorary Secretaries of the tration in Guernsey, 271 firmation of minutes, '0; election of Branch, 34; thirteenth meeting of Durham Bury and Rochdale Divition. See Division officers, 30; annual report and balance- Committee, 238; Secretaries' report. 239; sheet, 30; Annual Representative Meeting, ethical procedure, 239; complaints against 30 non-members of the Association, 239; Division, Bedford and Herts. 250; confirmation autumn meeting, 304; neturasthenta (David of minutes, 2'0; vote of thanks to retiring Drammond), 304; vote of thanks, 304 Chairman, 250; hygienoic education o' 3Branch, North Lancashire and South West- teachers, 251; Referendum, 231; vote of morland, 31; annual meeting, 34; con- thanks, 231 flrmation of minutes, 34; members of Division, Blackburn, 216; special meeting, Branch Council, 34; election of officers, 34; C. 216 * addresso by Medical Secretary, 216 expenses of Revresentatives, 31 Division, Blackpool. 287: srecial meeting, Branch, North Wales.77; annuial meeting, 77; Ca.mbridge and lIuntingdon Branch. See 237 ; Referendum, 287; Notification of Births confirmation of minutes, 77; congratula- Branch Act, 287 tions, 77; Central Emergency Fund, 77; Canterbury and Faversham Division. See Division, Boston and Spalding, 287; con- introduction of PresideDt-elect. 77; vote of Division firmation of minutes, 287; payment of thanks to retiring President. 77; election Cardiff Division. See Division cases, 287; Referendum, 237; school cel- of officers, 77; Repreaentative on Central Carnarvonshire and Anglesea Division. See tificates, 287; cases, 287; specimens,'28 Council,77: financial statement forl906, 77: Division Division, Bournemnuth, 166, 334; insecurity renort of Council, 78; places of meeting for Central Division. See Division of tenure of public hlealth anpointments, 1l03, 78; President's address, 78: papers, Central Emergencv Fund. See Fund 166 ; confirmation of minutes, 334; Notifica- 78; vote of thanks, 78; luncheon, 78 Chichester and Worthing Division. See tion of Births Act, 334; Wimborne Medical Branch, NorthernCounties of Scotland, 188; Division Poor-law appointments, 334: Annual Repre- enufirmation of minutes, 288; Refei endum, Children, medical inspection of. See Medical sentative Meeting, 334: Referendum, 334; 288; teaching ofhygiene to school children, City Division. See Livision Executive Committee, 334 288; demonstration, 288 Committee, Central Oxford and Ethica], 213, 298; annual Division, Bradford. 151, 269; special mceting, Branch, Beading. 121; annuial report, 213; election of chairman, 298; 151; police surgennships1 151; confirina- meeting, 121; discussion, 121; cases, 121- Standirg Subcommittee, 298: matters re- tion of minutes, 269; Chairman's address, demonstration, 122; Central Council, 122; ferred by Annual Representative Meeting, 269: Referendum, 270 dinner. 122 293: presentation of canes to General Division, Brighton. 239; confirmation of Branch,ShroDshire and Mid-Wales, 239; new Medical Council. 298; practice in neigh- minutes, 239; Annual Representative Meet- members, *239; confirmation of minoates, bouring towns, 298; medical practice and ing, 239; Referendum, 239 239; contract practice, 239: Referend'um, chemist's business in the same house, 298; Division, Bristol, 237, 333; special meeting, 239: President's addres3, 239; discussion, procedure on individual complaints, 298; 237; confirmation of minutes, 237; tlae 239; annual dinner. 239 a dispute adjusted, 298: International Referendum, 237; model rules, 237; Notifi- Branch. Somerset (West), 16, 25i; sixty-fifth Association of the Medical Press, 298 cation of Births Act. 333; Bristol Royal annual meet ng, 16; confirmation of Committee, Hospitals, 298; election of chair- Infirmarv, 333; votes of thanks, 333 minutes,16. 251; report and balance 298; 16; aninual man, friendly societies' sanatoriums, Division, Brom-grove, 30; election of officers, sheet, election of otffcers, 16 :,reports of 298; King Edward's Hospital Fund Bill. 30 subcommittees, 16; President'saddress. 16; 298: hospital administration, 299; Hospital Divisiop, Canterbury and Faversham, 34, 250. cricket match, 16; medical certiffcates, 251: Conference, 299 3f0-; papers and demonstrations, 34, 250; address and cinematograph exhibition, Committee. Irish, 266; election of officers, dinner, 35; preliminary meeting, 35; con- 251; vote of thanks, 251: Referendum. 251 266; Public Health Bill, 268; medical'in- fir-nation- of minites, 35, 350; election of Branch, South-Eastern, 15: annual meeting. spection of school 266; matters 15; election of officers. 15; vote of thanks children,- officers, 35; vote of thanks, 35, 250, 3£0; to officers, 15; deferred, 266' proposed amalgamation with Ashford Divi- retiring President's address. Committee, Medico-Political.285, 341 ; election sion, 25; combined meeting with Thanet i5; annual report, 15; rule3, 15; new vac- of chairmau: standing orders,285; Notifica- Division, 35; election of Representatives cination order, 15; reeeption by the Mayor, tion of Births Bill, 283: appointment and at Annual Representative Meeting, 35; 15; dinner, 15 reappointment of subcommittees, 285: special meetjpr, 60 ; next meeting, 20,350; iBranch;South-Easternof Ireland, 35,122, 202, diploma to nurses, 285; Irish business, 285 - Referendum, p50; -olice emergency fees, 240; apologies fornon-attendance, 35, 12, report on the medical inspection of school 250; medical law reform and quackery, 250; 202. 240;confirmation of minutes 35, 1?2; children, 341 hygiene training of school teawhers, 250; hospital administration,35; ethicalaspects Committee, Naval and Military, 283; election luncheon, 250; -Notification of Births Act, of medical consultation,35; paper. 35; dis- of chairman, 286; position of Director 350 demonstratton, 350; luncbeon, 350 cussion, 35,122; C lonmel meeting, 35:locum A.M B., 286: payment of pass.ges of officers' IDivsion, Cardiff, 240. 305; special meeting, tenents, 35, 122, 202; vote of thanks, 35; vote families, 236 240; Referendum, 240; late -Dr.'R. J. Paton, of sympathy,35; dinner, 35:' correspon- Committee, Organization, 265; election of 305; Annual Representative Meeting, 305; dence, 122; medical defence, 122;medical chairman anc co-option of members, 265; Notification of Births Act, 305; paper, 305 " 356 s; 1*_-r.&. louxv INDEX TO ; Bumism SUPPLEMENT. [DEC. 28, 1I907.

Division, Central, 74, 299; annual 74 in 268 and 268; meeting, ; hygiene, paper discussion, hygienic training of teachers. 251; Notifica- confirmation of minutes, 74; new rule, 74 cases and specimens, 269 tion of Births Act, 251; tea, 251 annual report of Executive Commtttee, 74; Division, Hampstead, 247, 300; minutes, 247, Division, North Carnarvonshire and Anagle- Annual Bepresentative Meeting, 74; associ- 300; letters, 247; Council of Social Welfare, sea, 34, 239; annual meeting. 34; Repre- ate members, 74; election of officers, 74: 247- Representative's report, 247; vote of sentative at Representative Meeting, 34; votes of thanks, 74; Referendum, 299; thanks, 247,300; Referendum, 247; voting, ethical rules, 34 ; draft Charter, 34; medical notice of motion, 299 248; resolution on hygiene in schools, 248; inspection of school children, 34; ethical Division, Chester and Crewve 257; confirma- letter of regret, 248: election of Branch aspects of consultation,54; election of tion of minutes, 267; ethical rules, 267; Council Representative, 300; paper, 300; officers, 34; paper, 34; consultation with contract practice, 267; Referendum, 267; Notification of Births Act, 300; Hampstead bonesetters, 239; contract practice, 239; next meeting,ZB7 mortuary, 300; Central Emergency Fund, Referendum, 239 Division, Chichester and Worthing, 35: 300 Division, North Glamorgan and Brecknock, annual meeting, 35; confirm ation of Division, Isle of Thanet, 15. 221, 288, 337: nine- 206; officers, 206; meetings, 206 minutes, 35; next place of meeting, 35; teenth meeting, 15; twentieth meeting, Division, North Northumberland,55, 150, election of officers, 35: election of a medico- 221; confirmation of minutes, 16, 221, 337; 170, 202; annual meeting, 55; election of political comm ittee, 35; ethical aspects of school certificates, 15; next meeting, 15; officers,65; new Vaccination Order,55, medical consultation, 35: medical inspec- election of oficers, 15: Executive Com- 160, 202; scale of fees, 150; social meeting, tion of school children, 35; contract prac- mittee, 15; Representative Meeting, 15; 170 tice, 35; paper, 35 hospital administration, 15; medical in- Division, North-West, 13; special meeting, 13; Division. City, 178,3!5; special general meet- spection of school children, 15; ethical electro-therapeuties. 13 ing, 278; tea, 2718; cases and specimens, aspects of medical consultation, 16; speci- Division, Norwich, 246; confirmation -of 278;incipient insanity. 335; Notification mens, 16 ; paper, 16, 221; vote of thanks, 16, minutes, 246; Referendum, 246 of Births Act, 335 221, 289,338;friendly societies and the medi- Division, Norwood, 150,304, 350 ; annual meet- Division, Coventry, 299; apologies for non- cal profession, 221; Referendum on the ing, 150; confirmation of minutes, 150, 305, attendance, 299; specimens, 299 ; Executive Charter, 221, 338; twenty-first clinical meet- 350; next meeting, 160, 304, 350; election of Committee's report, 299; Referendum, 299 ing, 288; cases. 288; discussion on the notifi- officers, 150; report of Executive Com- Division, Cumberland, North, 245; special cation of infectious diseases and isolation mittee, 150; retirement of Representative, meeting. 245; Referendum, 245; ethical hospitals, 288; death of Dr. Tyrrell.288; 150; dinner, 150, 305; Annual Representa- rules, 245 adjourneddisCussion, 288; Notification of tive Meeting, 305; vote of tbanks to Dr. Division, Dorset (West), 286; Referendum, Births Act, 338; police emergency fees, 338; Ker, 305; Referendum, 305; papers, 305: 286; hygienic training of teachers, 287; demonstration and paper. 338 number present, 305; Representative of visit to the hospitalwvards, 287 Division, Kensington, 15, 287 ; annual meet- Division, 350; Constitution of the Associa- Division, Dumbartonshire and West Argyll- ing, 15; scrutineers, 15; report of Com- tion, 350; Referendum, 350; vote of thanks shire, 278; general me7etiDg, 278; Referen- mittee, 15 : Annual Representative Meeting, to Chairman, 351 dum, 278; examination of pupil teachers, 15; letters, 15; election of officers, 15 ; vote Division, Nuneaton and Tamworth, 286; Refe- 278; vote of thanks, 278 of thanks to retiring Chairman, 15; resigo a- rendum, 286 Division, Eastbourne, 239; special meeting, tion of Chairman, 287; cases and specimens, Division, Oxford, 54, 249, 268; annual meet- 239; Referendum, 239 287; lantern demonstration, 287; paper, ing, 54; luncheon, 54; installation of new Division, East London, 143,2X5 police cells, 287: vote of thanks, 287 Chairman, 54; confirmation of minutes,54, 143, 245; ambulance lectures, 143; papers, Division. Laiiiteth, 267, 137 Referendum, 250, 268; report of Executive Committee,54: 144, 246; future meetings, 144; Grahams- 267, 337; papers, 267, 337; Brixton Dispen- balance sheet, 54; election of officers, 54: town Branch, 245; South African Medical sary, 267 next meeting, 268 votes of Central Emergency Fund, 54; Notification Congress, 246; nomination of officers, 246; thanks, 337 54; visit to Lord Redesdale's contract case. milk of Births Bill, practice, 246: 246; Division,* Lanarkshire, 267 ; special meeting, wild garden, 54; special meeting, 249; Refe- sterilizer, 246; vote of thanks, 246 267 rendum, 250; cholecystectomy, 268; angio- Division, Edinbiirgh, North-East. 343- con- Division, Leigh, 206, 246; election to Central bronchiectasis, 268; firmation of an ethical neurotic oedema, 268; minutes, 343; ques- Council, 205;bygienic education of teachers, cow-pox, 268; renal tuberculosis, 268 ; preg- tion, 343; Representattve Meetings. 343; 246 nancy complicated by strangulated ovarian Referendum, 343; Notifieation of Births Division, Leinster, East, 53; annual meeting, cyst, 268; discussion on the contagiousneFs Act, 343 53; election of officers, 53 of consumption, 2E8 Division, Edinburgh, North-West, 334; con- Division, Liverpool (Cenatral), 32; annual Division, Portadown and West Down, 35; firmation of minutes, 334: Annual Repre- meeting, 32; election of offieers, 32 ; report annual meeting, 35;-confirmation of min- sentative Meeting, 334; Referendum, 334 of Executive Committee, 32; annual Repre- utes, 35; Honorary Secretary's report, 35; Division, English, 30; inaugural meeting, 30; sentative Meeting, 32; hospital administra- Dr. O'Hara, Representative election of 30 ; the late 35; chairman, 30; rules, election tion, 32; medical inspection of school 36; election of 36 ; com- of officers, office-bearers, 30 children, 32; ethical aspects of medical munications,Meeting, 36 Division. Essex (North-East), 237; confirma- consultation, 32; Special Representative Reigate, 150, 205, 269; election of tion Division, of minutes, 237; ethical rules, 237; Meeting,32; combined meetings, 32; votes Representative, 150; medical law reform. Midwives Act, 237; contract practice (Col- of tlianks, 32 150, 205; Hospitals Conimittee, 150; medical chester), 238; contract practice (outside Division, Liverpool (North), 287 ; confirmation of school children, 151; notifica- Colehester) 238; school certIficates, 238; of minutes, 287; election of Chairman, 287; inspection law reform and Charter tion of births, 151 ; medical Referendum, 238 election of Chairman, 287; election of Vice- 205; special meeting, 269; con- Division Essex (South), 299; annual meeting, Chairman, 287; the late Dr. Archer, 287- quackery, 269 299 firmation of minutes, 269; Referendum, Referendum and draft Charter, 287 Division, Rochdale, 32; confirimiation of Division, Essex (South), 165; insecurity of Division, Liverpool (Southern), 13; annual minutes, 32; Representative at Annual tenure of public health appointments, 165 meeting, 13; confirmation of minutes, 13; Representative.Meeting, 32 Division, Folkestone, 240, 337; confirmation annual report, 13; election of officers, 13; Helens, annual report, of 13; minutes, 240, 337; Referendum, 240, 337; Special Representative Meeting, 13; Libra- Division, St. 13;medical attendance Representative's report. 240 medical law rian of the election of officers, 13; LiverpooljMedical Instition, Division,and the Truck Act, 13 reform, L240; vote of thanks,- 240; cases, 13 'St. Pancras and Islington, 268, 337. 337 Division, Maidstone, 250: confirmation of special meeting, 268; Annual Representatfve Division, Gateshead, 249; annual meeting of minutes, 250; Referendum, 250; medical 268: dum, 268; Branch at Gateshead, 249; circular from service in territorial army scheme, 250 Meeting, Medico-PoliticalReferen and Ethicalannual Reigate Division re Royal Commission on Division, Manchester (North), 246, 320; special reports cf 268 Notification of Births Quackery and Amendment of Medical Acts. meeting, 246; proposed new ethical rules, Act,Commiiittees,337; Branch Council, 337 249; teaching of hygiene, 249: annual 246; Referendum, 246; Notification of Division. Salford, 343: confirmation of min- dinner, 249; Early Notification of Births Births Act. 246; minutes. 320; new rules, utes, 343; teaching of hygiene, 343; medical Act, 249: Referendum, 249 320; sixpenny doctors, 320; Central Emer- of school children, 343; Mid- Division, Glasgow (Eastern), 121; election of gency Fund, 320; Division sVpper, 320; inspection Notification of Births offlcers, 121 plans of the new buildings of the Associa- wives344 Act, 344; Act, Division, Glasgow (North-Western), 30, 238 tion in London, 320 annual Division, Salisbury, 251; dinner, 251; con- 334; meeting, 30; confirmation of Division, Manchester (South), 74, 278; con- of vote of con- minutes, 30, 334; report of Representative, firmation of minutes, 74. 278; apologies for firmation minutes, 251; 30: dolence Mrs. Coates, 251; hygienic election of officers, 30: special meeting, non-attendance, 74; Notification ot Births witlhof school teachers, 251; Referen- 238; Referendum, 238; grouping of Bill, 74; letter from Mrs. Collins, 74; the education Emergency Fund, 251; Branches, 238; separation of L'inance from late Dr. Dreschsfeld, 74; Annual dum, 251; Central 251 Journal Represen- discussion, 251; photographs, Committee, 238 ; Annual Represen- tative Meeting, 75; draft Charter, 75; social Scottish, 286; Referendum, 286; tative Meeting. 334; Notification of Births evening, 278; special general meeting, 278; Division,paper, 286 Act, 334; Central Emergency Fund, 334; ex- Referendum, 278; ethical rules, 278 279 of Division, Sheffield, 279; Referendum, penses Representatives, 334 ; medical Division, Marylebone, 300; general.'meeting, Counties, 231, examination of seamen, 334; future meet- 300; Central Emergency Fund, 301; Refe- Division, South-Eastern 277: 334 autumn nmeeting, 231; confirmation of ings, rendum, 301 231; Annual Representative Meet- Division, Grabamstown, 150, 246; confirma- Division, Monmouthshire, 54, 240; annual minutes, 232; tion 231: the Referendum, of minutes, 150; departure, 150; South meeting, 54; apologies for non-attendance, ing, Clharter annu'al African paper, 232; vmte of thanks, 232; Medical Congress, 150; new rules, 54, 240; confirmation of minutes. 54; elec- dinner, 232, 277 150; Museum and Library, 150. 246; gratui- tion of officers, 54; report of Executive confirmation of tous Division, Southern, 267; treatment, 150: midwives, 150; cases Committee, 54; Annual Representative 267; report on Representative and specimens, 246: Pretoria Congress, Meeting, 54; rules, 54; quarterly meetings, minutes, 267: 267: income 246; Honorary Becretary and Treasurer, 54; ordinary meetings, 54; Special Meetings, Referenduml, 267; of 246; Repre- tax returns, 267; black list, vote amendment of Medical and Pharmacy sentative Meeting, 54; votes of thanks, 54, thanks, 267 Act, 246; combined meeting, 246 ; new rules, 240, 241; Contract Practice Fund, 54; 76, 238, 335; apology for 246 minutes Division, Southport, of annual meeting, 240; election of non - attendance. 76; confirmation of Division, Guernsey and Alderney, 216, 289; Chairman, 240; disputes in district, 240; minutes, 76: Notification of Births Bill, 76, apologies for non-attendance, 216; Refe- Notification of Births Bill, 240, 241; speei- annual report of Council, 77; Annual rendum, 216; grouping of Branclhes, 216; mens and cases, 240; Dr. S. H. Steel, 240; 335; 77; Central Emer- general Representative Meeting, policy of the Council. 216 original special meeting, 240; reports re disputes in gency Fund, 77; special meeting, 238; letters of Edward Jenner, 289; votes of the district, 241; Referendum, 241 Referendum, 238 thanks, 289 Division, Norfolk (West), 12; annual meeting, Division, Stockport, Macclesfield, and Emast Division, Guildford, 15, 268 ;, annual meeting. 12; confirmation of minutes, 12; election of Cheshire, 78: letter froinmeiiiber of execu- 15; election of officers,15'; confirmation of officers, 12; annual report, 12; hospital tive committee, 78; letter from Dr. H. G. minutes, 15, 268; annual report and balance acdmmnistration, 12 ; medic-a-l in_spe-ct_i_o'n o_f Smeeth, 78 sheet.15; next meeting. 15 ; contract prac- school children, 12; ethieal aspects of Division, Stratford, 238,287, 350 - confirmation tice, 15; cases, 15; votes of thanks 15,269; medical consultation, 12; new vaccination of minutes, 238, 287, 350; Referendum, 238; election of Chairman, 268; Refeitendum, order, 12; luncheon, 13 Southend medical officership. 238; address ; rules for contract practice, 268 ; joint Pivision,,Northamptonshire, 251; luncheon, by Sir R. Douglas Powell, 287 Compul- meetings, 268; medical law reform and 251; conflrmation of minutes, 251; Repre- sory Notification of Births Act, 287, 350; quackery, 268; training-of school teachers sentative Meeting, 251; Referendum, 251; address, 350; annual dinner, 350 [ SUPLRBT ToSO l DEC. 28, 1907.] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [Bami MEDicA T1ozx 357

Division, Suffolk, East, 144; school certifl- Glamorgan and Brecknock Division. See Medical registration in Guernsey (Mr. H. cates, 144 Division Bulteel), 271 Division, Tottenham, 77, 344 confirmation Glasgow Division. See Division Medical schools, opening of, 176 of minutes, 77, 344; cottage hospital, 77; Gloucestershire Branch and Division. See Medico-Political Committee. See Committee ? otification of Births Act, 344 Branch Metropolitan Counties Branch. See Branch D vision, Truro, 305: confirmation of GOYDER, DAVID: A statement re Referendum, Midland Branch See Branch minutes, 305; Referendum, 305; com- 279 Midwives Act. See Act munications, 305: visit to the wards, 30b; Grahamstown Division. See Division Midwives Board. See Board tea, 305; next meeting. 305 Guernsey and Alderney Division. SeeDivi- Monmouthshire Division. See Division Division, Tunbridge Wells, 338: confirmation sion Natal Branch. See Branch of minutes, 338: appointment of inspector Guernsey, medical registration in (fir. H. Naval and Military Committee. See Com- and medical officer under the Midwives Bulteel), 271 mittee Act 1902, 338; fees in police emergency Guildford Division. S8e Division cases, 338 medical law reform and quackery, 332; teaching of hygiene to school teachers, 338; Referendum, 338; voting of members unavoidably absent N. from a meeting, 338; vote of thanks, 338 H. Division, Walthamstow, 238, -304, 344; con- Navy, Royal, promotions and appointments firmation of minutes, 238, 304, 344; com- Halifax and Nova Scotia Branch. See in the medical service of, 21, 37, 59. 82,122. munication from Dr. Fothergill, 238; paper, Branch t 147, 154, 161, 170. 178. 203, 209, 218, 226, 233, 238; vote of thanks, 238, 304; medical Hampstead Division. See Division 242, 257, 273, 281, 290. 313, 329, 35k ' practitioners and public health, 304; Hospital administration, 12, 16, 32. 35, 150, Neurastlhenia (David Drummond), 304 Referendum, 304; Notification of Births 299; resolutions of: Ashton-under-Lyne Norfolk Division. See Division Act, 344; paper, 344 Division, 299; Carnarvonshire (North) and Northamptonshire Division. See Division Division, Wandsworth. 32, 121, 248, 278, 337, Anglesea Division, 34; Isle of Thanet Divi- North of England Branch. See Branch 350; annual dinner, 32, 350; confirmation of sion, 16; Liverpool Central Division, 32; North Lancashire and South Westmorland minlites, 121, 248, 337, 350; correspondence, Norfolk (West) Division, 12; Reigate Divi- Branch. See Branch 121,337; Special Representative Meeting, 121; sion, 150; South-Eastern of Ireland Branch, Northern Counties of Scotland Branch. See proposed alterations in Charter, 121 altera- 35 Branch tion of rules, 121; report of Medico-Political Hospital, Hampstead General, 16, 37,56, 80 Northumberland Division. See Division Committee of the Division, 121; reports of Hospitals Committee. See Committee North Wales Branch. See Branch Finance Investigation Committee, 121: HygieDic training of teachers, 246, 249. 250, North-West Division. See Division communications, 121; Representatives' 251, 268, 287, 338, 360: resolutions of: Bedford Norwich Division. See Division meeting, 121; Hospital Committee, 121; and Herts Division, 251; Canterbury and Norwood Division. See Division vote of thanks, 121, 248. 278, 337; Weir Faversham Division, 250; Gateshead Divi- Nuneatop and Tamworth Division. See Divi- bequest, 248, 278; Referendum. 248; snecial sion, 249; Guildford Division, 268; Leigh sion meeting. 278; General Medical Council, 337; Division, 246; Northamptonshire Division, Notification of Births Bill. See Bill report of Representative to Representative 251; Northern Counties of ScotlandBranch, Meetings, 350; proposed conference of pro- 288; Salisbury Division, 251; Tunbridge vident dispensaries, 350- scheme for elec- Wells Division, 338; Wandsworth Division, tion of central Council, 350; training of 350; West Dorset Division, 287 school teachers in hygiene, 350; report from Ethical Committee, 350 0. Division, Warrington, 350; Notification of Organization Committee. See Committee Births Act. 350: medical inspeetion of Division. school children, 350 Oxford See Division Division, Wesiminster, 54, 248, 304; annial I. Oxford and Reading Branch. See Branch meeting, 54; Central Emergency Fund,- 54 ; Inquest fees. See fees special Representative Meeting, 54; elec- Irish Committee. See Committee tion of officers, 54; report of Executiver- Isle of Thanet Committee, 54 vote of thanks to Chairman. Division. See Division F4; paper, 248; Representative Meetings, 249; report of Annual Representative Meet- P,. ing, 249; Referendum, 304; vote of thanks, Pathologieal museum, 127 304 J. PEARSE, JAMES: An examination -of certain Division, Wigan, 221; general meeting, 221 friendly society statistics in their bearing Division, Winchester, 344 ; autumnal clinical JENNER, EDWARD, original letters of, 289 upon contract practice, 17 meeting, 344 ; votes of thanks, 344 Police emergency fees, 338 Divisions, Bury and Rochdale, 278; Annual Popular lecture, 126 Representative Meeting, 278; Referendum, Portadown and West Down Division. See 278; Notification of Births Act, 278 Division Divisions, Liverpool and Birkenhead, 334; K. Public liealth atlpointments, insecurity of Notification of Births Act, 334 tenure of, 165 Divisions, St. Helens and Warrington, 13; Public Health joint meeting, 13 Kensington Division. See Division Committee. See Committee Dorset Division. See Division Dorset and West Hants Branch. See Branch DRUMMOND, DAVID: Neurasthenia, 304 Dundee Branch. See Branclh L. R. Lambeth Division. See Division Lanarkshire Division. See Division Referendum, resolutions of Branches and E. Lancasnire and Cheshire Branch. See Divisions, 216. 232, 237, 238. 239, 240, 241, 265, Branch 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 267, 268, 269, 270, 286, East Anglian Branch. See Branch LARKINO, ARTHUR E.: General practitioners 287, 288, 299, 300, 301, 304,305,334,337, 338, 343, Eastbourne Division. See Division and the British Medical Association, 252 350; Ashton-under-Lyne Division, 299; Bed- East London Division. See Division Leigh Division. See Division ford and Herts Division, 251; Blackpool Edinburgh Branch. See Branch Leinster Division. See Division Division, 287; Boston and SpaldiDg Division, Edinburgh Division. See Division Liverpool Division. See Division 287; Bournemouth Division. 334; Brad- English Divisions. See Division Liverpool and Birkenhead Divisions. See ford Division, 270; Brighton Division, 239; Essex Division. See Division Divisions- Bristol Division, 237 Cambridge asuc Ethical Committee. See Committee Huntingdon Branch, 237; Canterbury and Exeter, trips and tours in the neighbourhood Faversham Division, 250; Cardiff Division, of, 29 240; Central Division, 299; Chester and Crewe Division, 267; Coventry Division, M. 299: Eastbourne Division, 239; Edinburgh North - East Division, 343; Edinburgh F. Maidstone Division. See Division North-West Division, 334; Folkestone Manchester Division. See Division Division, 240, 337; Gateshead Division, 249: Fees for evidence at inquests, 175 Marylebone Division. See Division Guernsey and Alderney Division, 216; Fees of public vaceinators, 250 Matters referred to Divisions, 1, 341 ; notices Glasgow, Nortli - West Division, 238; Fife Branch. See Branch of motion, 1 Gloucestershire Branch and Division, Folkestone Division. See Division Medical Acts Amendment and quackery, 246, 299; Guildford Division, 268; Hamp- FOTHBRGILL, E. ROWLAND: The Referendunm 249, 250, 252 stead Division, 247 ; Isle of Thanet by the Central Council, as to the mode of Medical consultation, ethical aspects of, 12, Division, 338; Lambeth Division, 267, 337; using this power of referring questions to 32, 35, 100; discussion at Annual Repre- Liverpool Division, 287 Maidstone Divi- the members. 168 sentative Meeting, 100. Resolutions of: sion, 250; Manchester North Division, 246; Friendly society statistics in their relation Carnarvonshire (North) and Anglesea Divi- Marylebone Division, 301; Monmouthshire to contract practice, examination of certain sion, 34; Chichester and Worthing Divi- Division, 240, 241; Northamptonshire Divi- (James Pearse), 17 sion, 35; Isle of Thanet Division, 16; sion, 251; North Carnarvon and Anglesey Fund, Central Emergency, 14, 36, 54, 74, 77, Liverpool (Central) Division, 32; Norfolk Division, 239; North Cumberland Divi- 149. 251, 300, 301, 320. 334, 349 (West) Division, 12; South-Eastern of Ire- sion. 245; Northern Counties of Scot- Fund, National Union of Teachers' Benevo- land Branch, 35 land Branch, 288; Norwich Division, 246, lent, arrangements with specialists, 34b Medical inspection of school children, 12, 32. 204; Norwood Division, 350; Nuneaton 34,35, 113, 151, 293,350; discussion at Annual and Tamworth Division. 286; Oxford Representative Meeting. 113 memorandum Division, 250: Reigate Division, 269 by Board of Education, 293; resolutions of- St. Pancras and Islington Division, 268; G. Carnarvonshire (North), and Anglesea Divi- Salisbury Division, 251; Scotttslh Division, sion. 34; Chichester and Worthing Division, 286; Shropshire and Mid-Wales Branch. GARRETr, J. H.: Insecurity of tenure of 35; Isle of Thanet Division, 16; Liverpool 239; South-Eastern Counties Division, 232; public health appointments, 167 Central Division, 32; Norfolk (West) Divi- South-Eastern of Ireland Branch, 240: Gateshead Division. See Division. sion, 12; Reigate Division, 151; Warring- Southern Division, 267: Southport Divi- General Medical Council. See Council ton Division, 350. See aC8oJournal Index sion, 238; Stirling Branclh, 241; Stratford General Practitioners and the British Medical Medical law reform and quackery, 205, 338 Division, 238, 287; Truro Division, 305; Association (Arthur E. Larking), 252 Medical practitioners and Workmen's Com- Tunbridge Wells Division, 338; Waltlham- Gibraltar Branch. BSe Branch pensation Act. See Act stow Division, 304; Wandcworth Division, 3 58 Bam= TJo nL] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [DEC. 28, 1907.

248: West Dorset Division, 286; West- Temperance breakfast, 131 West Dorset Division. See Division minster Division, 301; West Somerset Tottenham Division. See Division Westminster Division. See Division Branch, 251 Truro Division. See Division Wigan Division. See Division Referendum by the Central Council as to the Tunbridge Wells Division. See Division Winchester Division. See Division mode of using the power of referring ques- Worcestershire and Herefordshire Brancl tions to the members (E. Rowland Fother- See Branch, gill), 168 Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act Referendum on resolutions of Representative Workmen's Compensation Rules (1907),19 Meeting, 181. See also Association, Council U. proceep ingq Reigate Division. See Division Ulster Branch. See Branch kochdale Division. See Division Y. Yeomanry, Imperial, promotions and ap- ___ S. V. pointments in the medical service of, 37, E2, 178. 210, 227 St. Helens Division. See Division Vaccination Order, the new. 12, 15, 55, 150, Yorkshire Branch. See Branch St. Helens and Warrington uivisions. See 202, 218; operative part of the new order, Divisions 218 St Pancras and Islington Division. See Vital statisties, 22, 37, 59. 80 123 131, 146, 154, Diviston 161, 17J, 177, 203, 210, 218, 227, 233, 242, 255, 272, Salford Division. See Division 281, 290, 313, 229, 338, 346, 3-1 Salisbury Division. See Division Vital statlities of London during the second mchool certificates, 16. 144. 287 quarter of 1907, 37; during the third quarter School teachers, hygenic teaching of. See of 1907, 233 ; English urban mortality in the LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. Hygiene second quarter of 1907, 80; in the third Scottish Division. See Division quarter of 1907, 255: epidemic mortality in Sheffield Division. See Division Lond'm, 146, 272: Registrar General's quar- Shropshire and Mid-Wales Branch. See terly return. 151, 231; health of EnDlish, Branch scottish, and Irish towns. 22. 33. 59, 82, Sanitary basin, 128 SNELL, E. H.: Inseourity of tenure of public 123, 131, 146, 154, 161, 170, 177, 203, 210, 218, Schoemaker's patent artery forceps, 128 health appointments, 167 227, 234, 242, 257, 273, 232, 22O, 313, 329, 338, Hypodermic syringe. 128 Somerset Branch. See Branch 316, 351 Sterilizable syringe, 129 South-Eastern Branch. See Branch Volunteer officer's decoration, 170, 313 Ear massage instrument, 129 South-Eastern Counties Division. See Divi- Volunteer 'tfies, promotions and appoint- operating table, 129 sion ments in the Medical ServJce of, 21, 37, 8?, "Grevillite " antiseptic local anaesthetic, Soutlh-Eastern of Ireland Branch. See Branch 155, 162, 178. 210, 273, 329, 346, 351 130 Southern Division. See Division Volunteers, Royal Army Medical Corps, pro- Forceps for compressing kidney during re- South Essex D)ivision. See Division, Essex motions and appointments, 21, 37 123, 155, section of either of its poles, 145 South Midland Branch. See Branch 178, 210, 233, 257, 281, 329, 346, 351 Meatotome, 145 Southport Division. See Division Volunteers, Royal Engineers, promotions Instrument for dilating ureter in female South Wales and Monmouthshire Branch. and appointments in the medical service patients, 145 See Branch of, 21, 37, 273 Head and knee rest bedstead, 152 South-Western Rranch. See ranch Volunteers, Royal Garrison Artillery, pro- Chrometer, 152 Stratford Division. See Division motions and appointments in the mnedical Harris ureometer, 153 Stockport, Macclesfield, and East Cheshire service of, 21, 37, 82, 123, 148, 210, 227, 273, 281, " Bruce Clark" kettle, 159 Division. See Division 348, 351 Box for indiarubber gloves during steriliza- Suffolk Division. Sec Division tion, 159 "Burgess cap," 159 Binaural stethoscope, 153 W. Guillotines, 159 T. Osborne bed rest, 160 Walthamstow Division. See Division Equipoise couch, 160 Teachers, Natioral Un'o] of, renevolent Wandsworth Division. See Divition Sheffield University from Weston Park, , Fund. See Fund Warrington Division, See Division 317

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DE BRUINE PLOOS VAN: BIBERFEID, J.: Dosage of suprart nin in Abdominal aorta, aneurysm of, 192 Phtiisis and the induction of abor- the lumbar canal, (6 Abdominal cavity, fetus in for 21 years, tion 157 BICKEL: Dlsinfectant action of kresol 116 Arsenic in cutaneous epithelioma,'202 preparations, 275 Abdominal section for puerperal peri- Arterial tension, sudden rise of in Bilirubin in the urine, quantitative esti- toritis, 104, 223 typhoid fever, 177 mation of, 234 Abortion, phthisis and the induction of, Arterioles, cutaneous, inflammation of Bipalatinolds in treatment of anaemia, 157 in syphilis, 248 120 Acocanthera and ouabaln, 67 Arteric-sclerosis, treatment of, 213 BIRC8ER: Late reourrence of mammary ADAMI: Nature of myeiin, 82 Arterio-sclerosis, early traumatic, 2 c3ncer, 167 Addison's disease, cure of 226 Arterio-sclerosis, experimental, produced Bladder, total extirpation of, 5 Adenoma and ectopic testis. 31 by nicotine, 54 Blindness, recurrent momentary, 125 Adolescents, retention of urine in, Arthropathies, tabetic, 326 Blood in the faeces of pulmonary 266 AsCHOFF: Nature of myelin, 82 phthislos, 112 Adrenal extract in chloroform poisoning, Ascitic fluid, spontaneous evacuation of Blood in hepatic disease, changes in, 173 by perforation of the Intestine, 204 310 Adrenalin, influence of on immuniza- A5IBHUR5T: Tendon transplantation in Blood, sudanophil lencocytes in tbe, 108 tion, 10; in diabetes insipidus, 40 congenital and acquired talipes, 288 Blood pressure, the liver and regulation ALBRECHT: Sigmoid flexure and the Atoxyl, 22; In malaria, 174; danger in of the, 190 female organs, 211 the use of, 306 Blood seruw, leucocytic action of in ALBU, A.: Appendicltis, 56 Atresia of Fallopian tubes, sterilityfrom, leukaomia 280 Albumen and antitoXin, 342 145 BLUM, V.: ietention of urine in adoles- Albuminuria, exogenous toxic, 281 Atropin in diabetes inslpidus, 93 cents, t 66 Albuminuria, orthotie, 3 AUDECOUD, H.: Ophthalmic tuberculin BODENSTEIN, J.: Beizosalin, 23 Albumosuria, multiple myelomaR and, reaction in children, 297 Boldo, 243 138 AUDRY: Mortality of acquired syphilis, BOLTON, CHARLEs: Pathology of drcpsy, Alcohol, influence of upon immuniza- 124 189 tion, 10 BONARDI: Septicaemia due to Miero- Alcohol in obstetrics, 6 B. COCCU8 tetragenu8, 279 Alcohol, local treatment of peritonitis BABINSKI: Lumbar puncture in treat- Bone metastases in hypernephroma, 267 by, 319 ment of cerebral tissues, 38 BONOME: Taberculosis of alimentawy Alcoholism, experimental, 149 BACCELLI: Essential paroxysmal tacby- origin, 176 Allpin anaesthesia, 294 cardis, 178 BORGNIs: Delivery of the retained head AMBLARBD; Sudden rise of arterial ten- Bacteriology of conjunctiva in typhoid after decspitation, 63 sion in typhoid iever, 177 fever aDd pneumonia, 41 BoULAI: Treatment of acute cor3za, 341 Ampulla of Vater tumours of, 330 BARR, GUSTAV: Marmorek's serum in Bovis DE. See De Ansemia, bipalatinoids in treatment of, tuberculosis, 172 Branchial clefts, surgical conditions aris- 120 BAGINSKY, A. : Pseudn-epidemic cerebro- ing from, 331 Anaemia, pernicious, and cancer of spinal meningitis, 97 BRANDEIS: Fetus in abdominal cavity stomach, 263 BAISCEI, K. : Hyperemesis gravidarum, for twenty-one years, 116 Anasmia, severe, transfusion in, 37 89 BRANDENBUIRG: Influence of alcobol, Anaesthesia, alipin, 294 BAR: Spirochaete in dead syphilitic adrenalin and nicotine upon immuni- Anaesthesis, spinal, prostatectomy fetus, 117 zation, 10 under, 141 BARBIER: Diphtheria reapnearing during Breast, cancer of. Ses Cancer Anaesthetics, selection of, in operations an attack of measles, 165 Breast, primary tuberculosis of, 315 on the thyroid, 236 BARDENBEUER: Neurosarcokleisis, 74 BRECCIA, G.: Extra-pulmonary pneumo- Anastomosis between liver and small in- BARTHAS: Pregnancy and tuberculous coccal infection, 216 testine in an infant 237 laryngitis, 76 BRENTANO: Rstro-colic cholecystenter- ANDERSON: Antitoxin and post-diph- BASTOGI, G.: Clinfial determination of ostomy, 154 theritic paralysis, 307 HOI in gastric contents, 166 BREWER*: Acute diverticulitis, 327 ANDRE, THOMAS: Lesions of posterior BAUMGARTNER: Treatment of subas- Broca's convolution, motor aphasiawith- root ganglia In herpes zoster, 54 tragaloid luxations, 284 out lesion of, 70 Aneurysm of abdominal aorta, 192 BEAUJARD: Radiumtherapy in syringo- BRODZKI, J.: Liton' bread in diabetes, Aneurysm, innominate, surgical treat- myslia, 160 148 ment of, 250 BELFIE}LD, W. T.: Pus tubes in the Bromural, 51 ANGLADA: TraumatIsm and appendicitis, male, 17 BROWNLEE: Pyelitis in enteric fever 233 207 BELL, W. BLAIR: Sarcoma of vulva, 240 BRUENING, W.: Experimental syplilis Animals, action of radium on, 147 Benzosalin, 23, 175 in the dog, 95 Annular gastreotomy, 316f BERGELL, P.: Typhoid immunization, BRUNS, C.: Experimental inoculation of Antitetanic action of eosin, 295 214 syphilis, 136 Antitoxin and albumen, 342 BERGER: Preventive treatment of teta- BuE: Twin pregnancy in a woman who Antitoxin and post-diphtheritic paraly- nus, 60; uterine fibroid assoc'ated had previously undergone abdominal sis, 307 with a dermoid cyst, 272 hysteropexy, 130 Antivenins and snake venoms, 309 BERGEY: Opsonins and vaccines in sur- BURT: Treatment of pneumonia 161 Antrum of Highmore and hay fever, 14 gical treatment, 241 BUsI, A.: "Skin-stone," or tLe syn- Aorta, abdominal, aneurysm of, 192 BERNARD, L.: "White line" as a sign drome of Profichet, 282 Aphasia, motor, without lesion of Broca's of suprarenal insufficiency, 71 BUTTINO, D.: Sudanophil Ieucocytes in convolution, 70 BERNHEIM: Motor aphasia without the blood, 108 Appendices epiploicae, hernia of, 301 lesion of Broca's convolUtioD, 70 Appendicitis, 56 BERTHAUT: Deformities of the fetal Appendicitis and traumatism, 207 head in labour with normal pelvis, C. Appendix, primary cancer of, 4 75 Caesarean section in prolonged labour, Appendix, vermiform, presence of in an BIAGI, N.: Splenectomy and the power 170 umbilical hernia, 333 of resisting disease, 153 Caesarean s ction, po8t-mortem, 302 Are there cancer houses ? 191 BIAL, M.: Pentosuria and diabetes, 28 CaiEson workers, ear troubles in, 168 TM fta. 'I INDEX 4 mml"zl ITOWM"i TO THE EPITOME. [Dimc 28, 1907 - CALOT: Dlagnosis and reduction of con- CONTI A.: Action of pituitary extract DiverticulitiP,'acute, 327 genital dislocation of hip-joint, 18 on the circulation 21 D'OTTONE: Alipin anaesthesia, 294 CAMPAGNA: Indicanuria in cerebro- Cord, diagnosis ana treatment of pro- Dog, experimental syphilis in, 95; liver spinal meningitis, 277 lapse of, 197 after complete thyro-parathyroldec- Cancer of appendix, primary, 4 COSTA, DA. See Da tomy in, 150 Cancer of breast, operation for, 235 COUITEAUD: Treatment of fractures of DOLfERIs: Sterility from atresia of Cancer, climacterio haemorrhages simu- clavicle, 114 Fallopian tubes, 145 lating, 7 COPPIOLI, G(UERRA: Pharyngeal reflex, DONALD, A,: Chronic metritis, 171 Cancer, gastric, canoer-precipitins in 298 DONATH, J.: Chemical compounds and diagnosis of, 15; fever as a symptom Coryza, acute, treatment of, 341 epileptic fits, 215 of, 57 Crural hernia. See Hernia DONATI: Trypsin treatment of malignant Cancer houses, are there ? 191 CURTI 0.: Action of pituitary extract disease, 273; thyroid carcinoma, 308 Cancer and the internal medium, 278 on the circulation, 24 DORAN, A. : Malignant vaginal polypus, Cancer, mammary, late recurrence of, Cutaneous arterioles. See Arterioles 118 167; resection of thoracio wall in re- Cyst, dermoid, uterine fibroid aEsociated DREYFUS: Raptures of the lung, 73 moval of, 251 wlth, 272 Dropsy, pathology of, 189 Cancer-precipitins in diagnosis of gastric Cyst, ovarian, rupture of during preg- DUERRUIL-CHAMBARDEL: The scrotal cancer, 15 nancy, 271 tongue, 83 Cancer, rectal, strangulated hernia and, Cysts, pancreatio, posterior drainage in DUNN, J.: Dilatation of the frontal 16 operative treatment of large, 58 sinuses, 334 Cancer of stomach and pernicious Cytodiagnosis, oerebro-spinal fluid and, DuTRLACHBR, S.: Retention of placenta, anaemia, 263 63 103 Canoer, thyroid, 308 CZAJOWSxKI: Artificial preparation of DuvAL : Vascular lesions in experimental Cancer, inoperable uterine: apparent therapeutic serums, 11 glanders, 261 cure, 77 DUVERGEY: Epitheliomatous degenera- Canoer and uterine fibroid, 337 tion of a ranula, 140 Cancer, uterine, complicating pregnancy, D. DUVERNAY: Toxic peripheral neuritis 144 DA COSTA: Opsonic index in diabetes, due to gastric retention, 151 CAPPs) J. A.: Leucocytic action of the 111 Dysmenorrhoea, membranous, 225 blood serum in leukaemia, 280 DA GRADI, AMBROGIO: Ferroplasma, 228 Dyepepsia, hyperethenic, treatment_ of, Carcinoma. Se Cancer Dangers of immobilization oflimbs, 47 133 CARLETTI: Blood in faeces of pulmonary DE Bovis: Inflammation of and round phthsics, 112 tendons, 220 . E. CARRIfRE, M.: HaemophIlia, 262 DE GiAuuwx: Tumours of arapulla of Ear disease, mortality of, 87 CASTELLANI, ALDO: Opsonic treatment Vater, 330 Ear troubles in caisson workers, 168 of some diseases In the tropIcs, 146 DE KEZRVILLY: Spirochaete in dead ECONOMOS: Paludism and the fetus, 128 Catheter, permanent, uses oi, 113 syphilitic fetus, 117 Ectopic testis. See Testis Caapetic fluid operative treatment of Death during expulsion of fetus, 19 EHRHARDT: Anastomosis between liver severe burning of the stomach by, 299 DEBEYRE: Ovarian tumour 304 and small intestine In an infant, 237 OEcONI : Pernicious anaemia and cancer Dechlorinated diet In pemphigus, 199 EHRMANN, S.: Inflammation of the .of the stomach, 263 Decortioation of kidney and nephreo- cutaneous arterioles in syphilis, 248 Carebral tissues, lumbar puncture In, 38 tomy, 268 EICHELBERG, F.: Treatment of delirium Gerebro-3pinal fever. See Fever DEGLI OCCHI, C.: Multiple myelomas tremens, 134 Cerebro-spinal fluid and cytodiagnosis, and albumosuria, 138 Electrical treatment of pruritus, 26 69 DiEJERINE: Lesions of posterior root ELSBERG: Three laparotomies in an CEVIDALLI, A.: Poat-mortem changes in ganglia in herpes zoster, 54 infant, 61 the pancreas, 343 PELAUNAY: The liver and the-regulation ELY: Tubal pregnancy, 254 CHALIER: Fibrold suppurating after of blood pressure, 190 Enchondroma with multiple exostoses, typhold-fever, 50; selection of anaes- DEiLBET: Dangers of scopolamine, 227 156 thetic3 In operations on the thyroid, Delirium tremens, treatment of, 134 Entero-colitis and muco-membranous 23.6 DELITALA, F.: The liver after complete entero-neurosis, 98 CiLLIER: SpontaneoDus evacuation of thyro-parathyroidectomy in the dog, Entero-neurosis, muco-membranous, and asoltic fluid by perforation of intee- 150 entero-oolitis, 98 tine, 204 Delivery of the retained head after Eosin, antitetanic action of, 295 CHAUFFARD : Zonular meningitis, 329 deoapitation, 63 Epilepsy and childbirth, 210 .Chemical compounds and epileptic fits, DELORE: Fibroid iuppurating after Epileptic fits. See Fits 215 typhoid fever, 50,; selection of anaes- Epithelloma, cutaneous, arsenic in, 202 4gEVASON: Adenoma and ectopic testis, thetics in operations on the thyroid, Epitheliomatous degeneration of a 31' 2,36 ranula, 140 CHIADINI, M.: Solerodaotyly, 245 DE MICAS: Iritis a complioation of Erythema, puerperal, 303 Chilblains, treatment of, 201 mumps, 264 Erythema, streptococoal, and scarlatina, W4,ildbirth, scopolamine in, 34; epilepsy Dementia preeex, morphology o0f 44 162 and, 210 DiNECcAN, D.: Operation for gastric ESHNER: Diabetes and pregnancy, 288 Ohildren, method of giving phosphorus ulcer, 265 Exogenous toxic albuminuria, 281 to, 92 Dental pain, tannin in, 39 Exosto3es, multiple, with enchondroma, Children, vulvo,vaginitis in, 21; opthal- Dermoids, ovarian, and undeveloped 156 mic tuberculin reaotion in, 297 uterus, in a child of 10, 91 Extremities, intermittent claudication Chloroform, jaundioe after, 187 Dermolds, ovarian, do they beoome can- of, 206 ,Chloroform poisoning, adrenal extract in, cerous ? 320 Eye, prognosis-of foreign'bodies in, 101 173 DEsNOS: Indications and results of pro- Uholecystenterostomy, retro-colic, 154 statectomy, 86 Cholerrhagia, 33 DEUTSCHMANN, R : Treatment of infec- F. Chorea during pregnancy, 129, 336 tive diseases, 159 FABYAN: Lelomyomata of gastro-intes- Chorion-epithelloma oomplicated by Dlabetes, pentosuria and, 21; surgery in tinal tract 283 haematometra, 224 59; opsonlc index in, 111; liton bread Faeces of pulmonary phthisics, blood in, Chorion-epithelioma, intraligamentary, in, 148; and pregnancy 288 112 35 Diabetes lnsipidus, 43 ; aArenalin In, 40 FALGOwSKY: Myoma and double uterus, Chorion-epithelioma outside uterus, 239 atropin in, 93; merourial injections In, 338 CKeORONI, A. : Hypertrophy of the hypo- 135 Fallopian tubes, sterility from atresia of, physis earebri after thyroidectomy, Dlarrhoes, summer, 193 145 163 Dlazo reaction in pulmonary tubercu- BEDELI, CARLO: Boldo, 243 Circulation, action of pituitary extract losis, 313 Feeding in pulmonary tuberculosis, on, 24 Diet, dechlorinated, in pamphigus, 199 liberal, 80 Clrculatory changes and painful areas, DiEz, B.: Canoer-precipitins in the dia- Female organs, sigmoid flexure and, 211 ,217 gnosis of gastric cancer, 15 Femur, fractures of. See Fractures Cirrhosis, hepatic, of tuberculous origin Digalen and leuccDytoSis, 229 FERMANI: Etiology of pleurisy, 328 in infancy, 110 DIMITRENKO: Diazo reaction in pul- PERMI: Virulence of nervous system in Claudication of extremities, intermit- monary tuberculosis, 313 rabid animals, 137 tent 206 Dlphtheria reappearing during an attack FBRRANNINI: Changes In the blood in Clavicle, treatment of fractures of, 114 of measles. 165 hepatic disease, 310 Climacteric haemorrhage. See Hasmor- Diphtheria, serum treatment of, 188 Ferroplasma, 228 rhage Dlsinfectant action of kresol prepara- Festoform, 3D5 CoLoMBo: Treatment of arterio-sclerosis, tions, 275 Fetal head, deformities of In labour, 213 Disinfectants, action of certain at low with normal elvls, 75 COLOMBO, CARLO: Vibratory massage, temperatures, 291 Fetal meningitis and spina bifida, 203 200 Disinfectants standardization of with Fetus, 'dead syphilitic, spirochaete in, CONSTANTINE5CU: Local treatment of streptococci, 257 117 peritonitis by aloohol, 319 Dislocation of£hip joint. See Hlip Fetus, death.during expulsion ot, 19 MIJTO DEC. 28, 1907.1 INDEX TO THE EPITOME. LTNDIaC. DJorM 5 Fetus in abdominal cavity for twenty- GAUss, C. J.: Soopolamine in childbirth, HOHLFELD: Tuberculosis of inner geni- one years, 116 34 tals in early childhood, 20 Fetus, paludism and the, 128 Ganitals, tuberculosis of. See Tuber- HORAUD: Tattooing by bypodermic Fever as a symptom of gastric carcinoma, culostis injections, 99 57 GENNARI: Leucopenia in diagnosis of HUCHARD: Fanctional diseases of the Fever, cerebro-spinal, pseudo-epidemic, typhoil, 29 heart, 109; sudden rise of arterial 97 Genu valgum and late rickets, 142 tension in typh)ld fever, 177 Fever, cerebro spinal, indicanuria In, GERARD: Treatment of tubercu osis, 339 HUTGUIER: Treatment of subistragaloid 277 Giant cells, production of, 230 luxations, 284 Fever, enteri. sudden rise of arterial GINESTOUS, ErIENNZ: Causes of strabi3- HUNT, REID: EKperimental alcoholism, tension in, 177 mus, 115 149 Fever, enteric, bacteriology of conjunc- GIRONI: Rach istovainiz ition, 208 HTssAxKOF, LouIs: Action of ralium on tiva in, 41 Glanders, experimental, vascular lesions plants and animals, 147 Fever, enteric, fibroid suppurating after, in, 261 Hymen, imperforate, 36 50 Glandular fever. See Fever Hymen intaot, abortion and retained Fever, enteric, immunization, 214 GOLDBERG, N.: Bipalatinoids in treat- placenta, 78 Fever, enterio, leueopenia in diagnosis ment of anasmia, 120 Hyperemesis gravidarum, 89 of, 29 Gonorrhosa, modern treatment of, 106 Hvpernephroma, bone metastases of, Fever, enterio, pyelltis In, 233 early treatment of, 244 267 Fever, enteric pyramidon in, 9 Ganorrhoeal rheumatism. See Rheu- Hyp rpyrexia, experimental, changes in Fever, glanduiar, and parotitis, 249 matism the nerve calls due to, 96 Feoer, hay, antrum of Highmore and, GORDON, KNYVETT: Abdominal section Hypersthenic dyspepsia. See Dyspepsia 14 i for puerperal peritonitis, 104, 223 Hypertrophy of the hypophysis cerebri Fever reaction following the applioation .GORISOUTOFF: Do ovarian dermoids afeer thyroidectomy, 163 of mercury in early syphilis, 340 become cancerous P 320 Hypodermic iDjections, tattooing by, Fever, scarlet, and streptococoal ery- Gossc: Caesarean section in prolonged 99 thema, 162 labour, 170 Hypophysis cerebri, hypertrophy of after Fever tick, 122 GOTTE: Pyosalpinx opening into rec- thyroideotomy1 163 Fibroid suppuratingafter typhoid fever, tum: double uterus and vagina, 132 Hysterical insanity, 311 50 GRADI DA. See-Da Fibroid, uterine, associated with a der- Granuloma pudendi, 158 moid cyst, 272 ; and cancer, 337 Gravid uterus. See Uterus I. Fibromata and pregnancy, 253 GRAWITZ, E.: Cure of Addison's disease, Immobilization of limbs, dangers of, 47 FIESSINGER: UJraemia in chronic nephr- 226 Immunization, influence of alcohol, itis, 218 ; exogenous toxic albuminuria, GRIEWAUK: Strangulated hernia and adrenalin and nicotine upon, 10 281 rectal cancer, 16 IMPERT: Surgioal treatment of innomi- FILIPPI: Iodile, 292 GRIFFITH, W. S. A : Chorion-epIthelioma nate aneurysm, 250 FILL*IssriR: Are there oancer houses ? complicated by haematometra, 224 Indianuria in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 191 GUARNIERI: Immediate massage it 277 FINKELSTEIN: Milk in the artificial treatment of fractures, 32 Infancy, hepaticcirrhosis of tuberculous feeding of Infants, 293 GuINARD : Imperforate hymen, 36 origin in, 110 FIORAVANTI: Varloose thrombo-phleb- Gunshot wounds, of stomach, 88; of Infant, three laparotomies in, 61 itis, 252 gravid uterus, 198 Infants, milk in the artificial feeding of, 3FIORIO,G.: Maretin, 79 293 FISciER, W.: Spirochaetapallida, 260 Infection, extra-pulmonary pneumo- Fistulae, vesico-vaginal, treatment of H. cocoa,, 216 severe, 90 HOI, clinical determination of in gastric Infective diseases, treatment of 159 Pits, epileptic, chemical compounds and, contents, 166 Inflammation of and round tendons, 220 215 HAECKER: Rsseotion of thoracic wall in Influenza, myocarditis after, 72 FONTANA: Diabetes insipidus treated by removal of mammary cancer, 251 Innominate aneurysm. See Aneurysm stropin, 93 Haematometra complicating chorion- Insanity, hysterical, 311 Foreign bodies In the eye, prognosis of, spithelioma, 224 Insanity, puerperal, treatment of, 270 102 Hasmophilia, 262 Internal medium, cancor and, 278 FORLAMINI C.: Treatment of phthisis Haemorrhages, cli macteric, 'simulating Intestine, perforation of, spontaneous by artificial pneumothorax, 105 cancer, 7 evacuation of ascitic fluid by, 204 Formobor, 305 HALBERSTAEDTER: Experlmental 'fram- Intestine, small, and liver in an infaut, Fractures, immediate massage in treat- boesia tropica, 231 anastomosis between, 237 ment of, 32 HALLOPEAU, M. H.:',Danger In the use Intraligamentary chorion-epithelioma, Fractures of clavicle, treatment of, 114 of atoxyl, 306 35 'fractures of femur, simple, early opera- HAMBURGER, F.: Antitoxin and albumen, Intraperitoneal Injections of air in tuber- tion In, 194 342 culous peritonitis, 276 FRALEY: Pleurisy, 84 HANNECART: Hernia of 'appendices Intratumour application of radium and Frambaesia tropica. See Yaws epiplolcae, 301 other rays, 52 FRANCESCO: Decortication of kidney HARDIE, D.: Occipito-posterior presen- Intravenous application of strophanthus, and nephreetomy, 268 tations, 317 119 FiRaN1K: Influence of the placenta on the HARDOUIN: Posterior drainage in opera- IodIle, 292 maternal tissues, 49 tive treatment of large pancreatic Iodoform, 212 FREUND, R.: Benzosalin, 175 cysts, 58 Iritis a complication of mumps, 264 Frontal sinus. See Sinus HARTMANN: Primary canoer of the ap- FUNcK-BEENTANO: Diagnosis of the pendix, 4 period of pregnancy 335 Hay fever. See Fever J. Functional diseaes oi the heart. 109 Heart, functional diseases of, 109 JACOBS: Phlebotomy, 182 Fusco, G.: Atoxyl in malaria, 174 Heart, surgery of, 180 JACQUIEAU: Recurrent momentary blind- Hepatic cirrhosis. See Cirrhosis ness, 125 Hepatic disease, changes in the blood In, JAKSCH, R. VON: Mangancss intoxication, G. 310 126 GABOURD: Enchondroma with multiple Hernia of the appendices epiploicae, JARDINE, R.: Epilepsy and childbirth, exostoses, 156 301 210 GABRITsCREWSKY: Skreptococcal ery- Hernia, crural, of. the ureter, 169 Jaundice, experimental, pancreatio juice thema and scarlatina, 162 Hernia, strangulated, and rectal cancer, In, 123 GaANGITANO: Cholerrhagia, 33 16 Jaundice after chloroform, 187 GANGOLPHE: Enchondroma with mul- Hernia, umbilical, presence of vermi- JEANBRAu: Traumatism and appen- tiple exostoses, 156 form appendix in, 333 dicitis, 207 Gangrene, multiple neurotic skin, 205 HERTAGHE: Thyroid insufficiency, 13 Jolly, myasthenic reaction of, 85 .GARKIsCH: Intraligamentary chorion- Herpes zoster, lesions of posterior root Justus, reaction of in syphilis, 246 epithelioma, 35 ganglia in, 54 Gastreotomy, annular, 316 HEUBNER, O.: Orthotic albuminuria, 3 Gasttric contents, clinioal determination HICTK, H. T.: Primary chorion-epitheli- K. of HOl in, 166 _oma outside uterus, 239 KAHrANE- REGINA: Fatal trichocephali- Gastric retention, toxic peripheral neur- Hip, diagnosis of coDgenital dislocation asis, 152 itis due to, 151 of, 314 Kabler'e disease, 138 Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Hip-joint, dislocation of, 46 Kala-azar, 325 Gastro-intestinal traot, leiomyomata of, Hip-joint, congenital dislocation of, KERMISSON: Pelvic deformity in spina 283 diagnosis and reduction of, 18 bifida, 285 Gastroptosis, treatment of, 107 J.: Magnet in ophthalmo- KKERVILLY DE. See De GAUCHER: Nervous manifestations of HIlyCEBEG9,logy, 196 KEYES, Jun.: Tabercalosis of testiole, hereditary syphilis, 219 HOFFMANN, E.: Experimental syphilis 238 GAUDIN: Ovarian tumour, 304 in the dog, 95 Kidneys, decapsulatioi of, 143 6 TM bmnnl& MRDI"z 'YovIlLm I 6 INDEXN TO THE EPITOMF. [DEC 28, 1907- Kidney, decorticition of, and nephrec- LOREzZI: Post-operative psychoses. 1E5 MyellnD, nature of, 82 tomy, 268 L5W1ENSIEIN, E.: Histology of tuber- Ms lomas, multiple, and albumosuria, KIRMISSoN: Genu valgum and late culous sputum, k7 138 riCkets, 142 LrTCAS-CHAMPIONMI1.RE: nangers of in:- MYER-RURGG: ClimacterichaEmorrhagee KNRV: Tannin in dental pain, 39 mobilization of limbs, 47 simulatiog cAncer, 7 KOLET: Pyosalpinx opening into rectum: LuCCHESINI: Glandular fever and parc- Myocardiris after ii fler z3, 72 double uterus and vagina, 132 titis, 249 M. oma and double ute rus, 338 Kt6N1G: Early operation in simple frac- LuGIATO, L.: Morphology of dementia tures of femur 194 praecox, 44 KOTHE: Adrenal extract in chloroform Lnmbar canal, dosage of suprarenin in, N. poisoning, 173 66 Nephrscetomy, decortication of kidney KRrUs, A.: Disinfectant action of Lnmbar puncture in treatment of cere and, 268 kresol preparations, 275; antion of bral tissues, 38 Nephrltis. chronic, uranmis in, 218 certain dibinfectants at low tempera- Lung, rnptures of7 73 Nerve cells, changes in due to txperi- tures, 291 Lupus, ligbt treatment of, 274 mental byperpyrexia, 96 Kresol preparations, disinfectant action Lvxatlone, subastiaga!old, trtatment of, Nervous manifestations of hereditary of, 275 284 syphilis, 219 KUTTNER: Sur ery of the spleen, -1C2 Nervous system In rabid animals, viru- M. lence of, 137 MADSEN: Snake venoms and antivenins, Neuralgia, treatment of, 321 L. 309 Neuritis, toxic periphtrai, due to gastrio LABBfE, M.: Haemophilia, 262 Magnet in ophtbalmology, 196 rettntioD, 151 Labour, care of perineum during, 48; MAIELLA, G.: Cerebrc-spinal fluid; and Neurosarcoklelsis, 74 deformities of fetal head in, with cytodiagnesis, 69 Neurotic skin gangrenr,- multlple, 205 normal pelvie, 75 Malaria, atoxyl In, 174 NiCOLA, B.: ReacSl4ou of Justus in Labour, prolonged, Caeearean section in, Male, pus tubes in, 17 syphilis, 246 170 Malformations in one family limited to Nicotine, influence of upon immuniza- Lactation, lesions of nipple durIIng, 287 one sex, 63 tion, lu; experimentalarterio-solerosis LAFAY: Atoxyl, 22 Malignans disease, tryprin treatment of, produced by, 53 LAMBOTTE: Operative tre atment if 273 Nipple, lesions of during lactation, 287 severe burning of the stomach by Malignart tumours. See Tamours NOGUCRI: Antitetanic action of eosin, caustic fluid. 299 MALLY: Light treatment of lupusl, 274 295; sDake venoms and antivenins, 309 LANGE: Retroflexion at term, abdominal Mammary cancer. See Cancer NOIRE : ELeotrical treatment of pruritus, section, 64 MANCHOT, C.: Method of giving phos- 26 Lasarotomfes in an Infant, three, 61 phorus to children, 92 Novaspirin, 94 LAPAYRE, M.: Torsion of the great Manganese intoxication, 126 omentum, 181. MANOULLIAN: Tick fever, 122 0. Laryngeal tuberculosis. Se e Taber- MaretlD, 79 Obstetrics, aloohcl in, 6; quinine in, culosis Marmorek's serum. See Serum 318 Laryngitis, tuberculous, pregnancy and, MABTIN: Ganshot wounds of the sto- Occtpito-posterior presentations, 317 76 mac,- 88 Oesopbogus, diffuse dilatatlon of, without LIBEAUPIN: Entero-coIltis and muco- MAahTINI: Kala-a zar, 325 anatomical stenosis, 312 membranous entero-neurosls, 98- MARTINI, E.: Paraplegia followin g x-ray Omentum, torsion of ihe great, 181 pseudc-diatetps: its diagnosis and treatment of malJgnant tumours. 30 Ophtbalmic tuberculin reaction. See treatment, 247 MARZAGALIA, G.: Operation for cancer Tuberculin LECENE : Adenoma and ectopic testis, 31 of breast, 235 Ophthalmology, the magnet In, 196 LEGRAND: Cancer and tne Internal Massage in treatment of fraotures, 32 Opsooio index in diabetes, 111 medium, 278 Massage, vibratory, 200 Opeonic treatment of tome diseases IL LEGIJuU: Treatment of wounds of MASTROENI, L.: Pancreatfc juice in the tropics, 146 spleen, 209 experimental jaundice, 123 Opsonins, 344 L1CRMANN, 0.: Novaspirin, 94 Maternal tissues, iLfluence of the upsonins andivacines In surgical treat- LEHEIMITTE: Radlumtherapy In syringo- placenta on, 49 ment, 241 myelia, 160 MAURER: Quinine in obstetrics, 318 Ortbottc albuminuria, 3 LEICK, B.: Pyramidon in enterio fever, Measles, diphtheria reappearing durlng Ouabain, 67 9 an attack of, 165 OuI: Uterine cancer complicating preg- Lelomyomata of gastTo-intestinal traot, Membranes, rupture of: precautions nancy, 144 283 necessary, 62 Ovarian cyst. See Cyst LEMAINE: Treatment of tuberculosis, Membranous dysmenorrhoes, 225 Ovarian dermoide. See Dermoids 339 Meniogitis, cerebro-spinal. See Fever, ovarian tumour. See Tumour LENEARTZ, H.: Acute and chronic pye- cerebro-spinal litis, 139 Meningitis, fetal, and spina b-fila, 203 LEcoNCINI, F.: Post-mortem changes in Meningitis, serons, 179 P. the panoceas, 343 Meningitis, uraemic, 232 Paipful areas, cihoulatory changes and, LEPINE: Uraemic meningitis 232 MeniDgltis zonular, 329 217 LERCHE: Diffuse dilatation oi the oeso- Mercural inDjections in dlabetes insipi- Paludism and the fetus, 128 phagus without anatomical stenosis, dus, 135 Pancreas, post mortem changes in, 343 312; annular gastrectomy, 316 Mercurial poisoning, acute, treatment of, Pancreatic cysts. See Cysts LE8sER, E.: Treatment of syphilis, 259 323 Pancreatic- juice in experimental jaun- Leuccoytes In the blood, sudanophil, 108 Mercury in early syphilis, fever reaction dice, 123 Leucocytio action of blood serum in following the application of, 340 PAsiCHI: Early treatment of gonor- lsukaemia, 280 Metritis, cbronic, 171 rhoea, 244 Leucocytosis and digalen, 229 Metrorrasgia syphilitica 131 PAPADIA, G.: Experimental arterio- Leucopenia in disgnosis of typhoid, 29 MEYER: Treatment of iresh wounds by sclelosis produced by nlootine, 53 Leucoplakis of the muecsa of the urinary sugar, 300 Paralysis, bysterical, following intra- passages, 332 MEYER, F.: Typhoid immunizatiorn, 214 spinal injection of stovaine, 185 Leukasmia, leucooytic action of blood MICAs, DE. See De Paralysis. post-diphtheritio, antitoxin serum in, 280 MICHELEAU: Dechlorinated diet In and, 307 LEVADITI: Tick fever, 122 pemphigus 199 Paraplegia following x-ray treatment of LEVY, MAX: Mortality of ear disease, 87 Micrococcus tetragenus, septicaemia due malignant tumours, 30 LEWIN, L.: Aoooanthera and ouabain, to, 279 PARMENTIER, E.: Operation for gastrie 67 Mtlk in the artificial feeding of infants, ulcer, 265 Light trpatment of lupus, 274 293 Parotitis, glandular fever and, 249 Limbs, dangers of immobilization of, 47 MIRANo: Digalen and leucocytosts, 229 PAUL, T.: Standardization of disinfec- LINDENHEIM, H.: Fever reac ;on follow- MOORE, W.: Prostatectomy under spinal tants with atreptococei, 257 ing the application of mercury Lu early anaesthesia 141 Pelvic deformity in spiLa bifida, 285 syphilis, 340 MORAWITZ, ik: Transfusion In evsere Pelvitomy, 256 LINOSSIER: Gastric ulcer, 296 anaemia, 37- PEMBERTON: Toxic reaction and the Lithopaedion In a woman aged 85, 289 MORESTIN: Rupture of ovarian cyst x rayS, 186 Liton bread in diabetes, 148 during pregnancy, 271 Pemphigus, dechlorinated diet ID, 199 Liver and regulation of blood presmure, Morpholopy of dementia praecox, 44 Pentosurla and diabetes, 28 190 MORSE: Membranous dysmenoirhoca, PEPPER: Aneurysm of abdominal aorta, Liver after complete thyro-parathyroie- 225 192 ectomy in the dog, 150 Motor aphasia, See Aphasia PEREZ, G.: Splenectomy, 127 Liver and small intsline In an lnfan', MUESAM: Presence of the vermiform Pericardium, surgery of, 180 anastomosis betwe A, 237 appendix In an umbilical hernia, 333 Perineum, care of during labour, 48 LocxwooiD, GEORGE ROE: Treatment of Muuips, iritle a complication of, 264 Peripheral neuritis. See Neuritis gastroptosie, 107. MURATOFF: Metrorrhegia syphilitics, 131 Poritonltis, local treatment of by alcohol, LOHLEIN: Phagocytosts in vitro, 42 Myasthenic reaction of Jolly, 85 319 DEC. 28, 1907.] INDEX TO THE EPITOME. r T= Ba n - L MUDICAL JOUMAJ I I. I Peritonitis,puerperal, abdominal section R. SCUDDER: Bone metastases of hyper- for, 10*, 223 RABAUD: Fetal meningitis and spinal nephroma, 267 Peritonitis, tuberculoun, intraperitoneal bitida, 203 SEILLER: Dlabetes insipidus, 43 injections of air. in, 276 Rabid animals. virulence of nervous Septicaemia due to JMcrococcus tetra- PEUCH: Intractable vomiting-of preg- Eystem in, 137 ge U8, 279 nancy, 183 Rachistovainization, 208 BERAFINI, G.: Canuer-precipitins in the Phagoeyto.is in vitro, 42 Radium, intratumour application of, 52; disgnosis or gastric cancer, 15 Pharyogeal reflex, 298 action of on plants and animals, 147 Serous meDingitis. See Meningitis PHILIP, MAURICE: Ear trouble in Radiumtherapy in syringomyella, 160 SERRA: Arsenio In cutaneous epithelioma, caisson workers, 168 RAECKE : EyPterioal insanity, 311 202 Phlebotomy, 182 RANDOLPH: Bacteriology of coDjuoctiva Serum, Marmorek's, In tuberculosis, 172; Phosphorus, method of giving to child- In typtold fever and pneumonia, 41 In laryngeal tuberculosis, 8 ren, 92 Raoula, epitheliomatous degeneration Serum treatment of diphtheria, 188 Phthisis. See Tuberculosis of a, 140 berums, therapeutic, artificial prepara- PIANORI: Myocarditis after influenza, RAYMOND: Intermittent claudication of tion of, l1 72 extremities, 206 ; tabetic arthropathies, SEvERINO: Q3antitative estimation of PIcQUf : Gunshot wounds of the gravid 326 biiirubin In the urine, 234 uterus, 198 Rectal cancer. See Cancer SHAW, W. FLETCQER: Chorea during PINARD: libromata and pregnancy, 253 Rectum, pyosalpinx opening into, double pregnancy, 129 PINKuSs, A.: Ovarian dermoids and uterus and vagina 132 SHEFFIELD, HERMAN B.: Valvo-vagenitis undeveloped uterus in a child of ten, REGGIA.NINI: Jaunice after chloroform, in children, 21 91 187 SIEBERT, W.: Granuloma pudendi, 158 PloKOWSxI: Iodofan, 212 REHN: Surgery of heart and perl- Sitmoid flexure and the female organs, PIRONE: Production of giant cells, 230 cardium, 180 211 PIRQUIET, VON: Cataneous tuberculin REmY: Death during expulsion of fetus, SILVASTRI: Intraperitoneal iojeotions of reaction, 290 19 air in tuberculous peritc i its, 276 Placenta, retention of, 103 Retro-collc cholecystenterostomy, 154 SIMON, CHARLES E.: Opsonins, 344 Plants, action of radium on, 147 Ratroflexion at term, abdominal section, Sinuses, frontal, dilatation of, 334 Plenrisy, 84; etiology of, 328 64 SIPPEL, Dr : Po8t-mortem Caesarean Pneurnccoccal infection, extra-pulmon- REYLER, P.: Treatment of whooping sa C;ion, 302 ary, 216 cough, 242 Skin gangrene, multiple neurotic, 205 Pneumonia, bacteriology of conjunctiva Rheumatism, gonorrhoeal, 45 "Skin-stond " or the syndrome of Pro- in, 41 RICBELOT: Treatment of severe vesiec- fiebet, 282. Pneumonia, post-operative, 221 vaginal fistulae, 90 SKUpIrwsKy: Intact hymen, abortion, Pneumonia, treatment of, 161 R'.ckets, genu valgum and late, 142 and retained placenta, 78 Pneumothorax, artifclll, in treatment RIEBOLD, G.: Serous meningitis, 179 SMITH, J. F.: Leucocytic action of the of phthisis, 105 RITTER, C.: Treatment of chilblains, 201 blood serum in leukaemia, 280 PODWYSSOTZEKI: Produ 3tion of giant RIVALTA, F.: Early traumatic arterio- Snake venoms and antivenins, 309 calls, 230 sclerosis, 2 SoBIERI: Leaukoplakia of the muco3a of Polsoning, chloroform, adrenal extract ROBIN: Gonorrhoeal rheumatism, 45; the urinary passages, 332 in, 173 treatment of hypersthenic dyspepsia, SouzA: Serum treatment of diphtheria, Potsoning, acute mercurial, treatment 133 188 of, 323 RONDONI, P. Decapsulation' of the SPExsE : Surgical conditions arising POLINI: Post-operative pneumonia, 221 kidneys, 143 from branchial clefts, 331 P lyDus, malignantvaginal, 118 RosENAu: Antitoxin and post-diph- SPELTA, G.: Fever as a symptom of PoNs: burgioal treatment of innominate theritic paralysis, 307 gastric carcinoma, 57 aneurysm, 250 ROSENTHAL. F.: Visvit, 121 Spina bifida, fetal meningitis and, 203; Post-diphtheriticp3ralysis and antitoxin, RUDAUX: Rapture of membranes, pre- pelvic deformity In, 285 307 cautions necessary, 62; treatment of Spinal anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia POTARCA: Oase of triorchiditism, 324 vaginal lacerations, 184; diagnosis and Spirochaetapalida, 260 PR&LL, F.: Standardization of disin- treatment of prolapse of cord, 197; Spirochaste in dead. syphilitic fetus, fectants with streptococci, 257 treatment of puerperal insanity, 270; 117 Pregnancy, diagnosis of the period of, lesions of nipple during lactation, 287 Spleen, surgery of, 102; treatment of 335 puerperal erythema, 303; chorea oi wounds of, 209 Pregnancy, chorea of 336 pregnancy, 336 Splenectomy, 127, 153; and the power of Pregnancy and diabeies, 288 RUMPF, E : Prognosis in phthisis, 1; resisting disfase, 153 Pregnancy and fibromatai 253 circulatory changes and painful areas, SPOLVERINI: Hepatic cirrhosis of tuber- Pregnancy, and tuberculous laryngitis, 217 onions origin in infancy, 110 76; chorea during, 129 ; uterine cancer RuNCE, T.: Bromural, 51 Sputum, tuberculous, histology of, 27 c. mplicating, 144 Rupture. See Hernia STADELMANKT E.: Acocanthera and Pregnancy, tubal, 254 Rupture of membranes, precautions onabain, 67. Pregoancy, twin, in. a woman who had necessary, 62 Standardization of dieinfectants with previously undergone abdominal hys- Ruptures of the lung, 73 streptococci, 257 teropexy, 130 RYDYGIE:R, L. R. V. RuEDIGER: Disloca- STARCH, H.: lntravanous application of Pregnancy, rupture of ovarian cyst- dur- tion of hip-joint, 46 strophanthus, 119 ing, 271 Stenosis, subsortic, 55 Pregnancy, intractable vomitlng of, .~~~~~S Sterility from atresia of the Fallopian 183 tubes 145 Pri'ssnitz's application, action of, 322 SAKORBAPHOs: Liberal feeding in pul- Stomacis, cancer of. See Cancer PRIVAT, J.: Diagnosis of congenital dis- monary tuberculosls, 80 Stomach, modern diagnostic methods in location of hip, 314 SALMON, A.: Myasthenic reaction of diseases of, 164 Prolapse of cord, diagnosis and treatment Jolly, 85 Stomach, gunshot wounds of, 88. of, 197 SALVATANI: Treatment of acute -mer- Stomach, operative treatment of severe -Prostaoectomy, iodications and results curial polsoning, 323 burning of by caustic fluid, 299 of 86 ; under spinal anaesthesia, 141 Sarcoma of vnlva. 240 Stovaine, hysterical paralysis following PROVrERA, C.: Crural hernia of the ureter, Scarlatina. See Fever, scarlet intraspinal injection of, 185 169 Scarlet fever. See Fever Strabismus, causes of, 115 Pruritus, electrical treatment of, 26 SCARPINI, V.: Changes in nerve cells STREBBL, H.: Intratumour application P euio-diabetes, its diagnosis and treat- due to experimental byperpyrexia, 96 of radium and other rays, 52 ment, 247 SCHADE, H. :. Action-of Priessnitz's ap- Streptoooccal erythema and scarlatina, PBychoses, post-operative, 155 plication, 322 162 Puerperal erythema, 303 SCHADLE, JACOB E.: Antrum of High- Streptooocci, standardization of disin- Puerperal insanity. treatment of, 270 more and hay fever, 14 feetants with, 257 Paerperal peritonitis. See Peritonitis SCHIRMER: Malformations in one family Strophanthus, intravenous application Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tubercu- limited to one sex, 65 of, 119 losis SCHUELE: Modern diagnostic methods Strychnine, harmlessness of large doses Pas tubes in the male, 17 iD diseases of the stomach, 164 of, 258 Pyelitis, aoute and chronic, 139 SCHULTZE, Dr.: Treatment of neuralgia, Subaortic stenosis. See Stenosis Pyelitfs in enteric fever, 233 321 S3nbastragaloid luxations, treatment of, Ps o alpinx opening into rectum : double SCHWAB, MAX: Uterine fibroid and 284 nterus and vagina 132 cancer, 337 Sudanophil leucocytes in the blood, 108 Pyramidon in enteric fever, 9 SCHWARTZ: Ruptures of the lung, 73; Sugar in treatment of fresh wounds, hysterioal paralysis following intra- 300 spinal injection of stovaine, 185 Summer diarrhoea. See Diarrhoea Q- Sclerodaotyly, 245 Suprarenal insufficiency, " white line " QUARELLI, G. : Sudanophil leucocytes in Scopolamine, dangers of, 227 as a sign of, 71 the blocd, 108 Scopolamine in childbirth, 34 Suprarenin in the lumbar canal, dosage Qainine in obstetrics, 318 BSrotal tongue, 83 of, 66 T n BrTim 8 vIDICAL JOURNALjI INDEX TO THE EPITOME. I [Dico. 28, 1907. Surgery, in diabetes, 59; of heart and TROUTESEAU, A.: Prognosis of foreign Vagus, resection of, 195 pericardium, 180 bodies in the eye, 101 VAN ARMSTEL. See Armstel Surgical conditions arisiDg from TRUDEAU: Tuberculin immunization in VAPRIIADES: Mercurial injections in dia- branohial clefts, 331 pulmonary tuberculosis, 81 betes iiasipidus, 135 Surgical treatment, of gcitre, 222; of in- Trypsin treatment of malignant disease, VARANINI: Adrenalin in diabetes insipi- nominate aneurysm, 250 273 dus, 40 S3urgioal treatment, opsonins and vac- Tubal pregnancy. See Pregnancy Varices, artificial thrombosis of, 100 cines in, 241 Tubercles, va"ular, disseminated tuber- Varicose thrombo-phlebitis, 252 Fyphilis, acquired, mortality of, 124 culosis in relation to, 12 VARIOT : Summer diarrhoea, 193 Syphilis, early, fever reaction following Tuberculin immunization In pulmonary Vascular lesions in expey imental the application of mercury in, 340 tuberculosis, 81 glanders, 261 Syphilis, early treatment of, 25 Tuberculin reaction, cutaneous, 290 Vascular tubercles. See Tubercles Syphilis, experimental inoculation of, Tuberculin reaction, ophthalmic, in Vater, tumours of ampulla of, 330 136 children, 297 VENOT: Reeection of the vagus, 195 Byphilis, experimental, in the dog, 95 Tuberculosis of alimentary origin, 176 VERDELET: Strangulated hernia and Byphilis, hereditary, nervous manifesta- Tuberculosis of breast, primary, 315 rectal cancer, 16 tions of, 219 Tuberculosis and the induction of abor- VERHOOGEN: Total extirpation of the Byphilis, inflammation of the cutaneous tion, 157 bladder, 5 arterioles in, 248 Tuberculosis, disseminated, in relation Vermiform appendix. See Appendix Syphilis, reaction of Justus in, 246 to the thoracio duct and vasoular Vesico-vaglnal fistulae. See Fistulae Syphilis, treatment of, 259 tuberoles, 12 Vibratory massage. . See Massage Byringomyelia radiumtherapy in, 160 Tuberculosis of inner genitals in early VINEBERG: Uterus didelphys in adult, SZOELLOESY, 1E. VON: Multiple neurotic ohildhood, 20 haematometra, 255 skin gangrene, 205 Tuberculosis, laryngeal, Marmorek's Virulence of nervous system in rabid serum in, 8 animals, 137 Tuberculosis, Marmorek's serum in, 172 Visvit, 121 T. Tuberculosis, prognosis iD, 1 VOGEL, J.: Uses of the permanent Tabetio arthropathies, 326 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, liberal feeding catheter, 113 Tachyeardia, essential paroxysmal, 178 in, 80; tuberculin immunization in, Vomiting of pregnancy, intractable, Talipes, congenital and acquired, tendon 81 diezo reaction in, 313 183 transplantation in, 286 Tuberculosis of testicle, 238 VON JAKSCH. See Jaksch Tannin in dental pain, 39 Tuberculosis treated by artificial pneu- VON PIRQUET. See Pirquet Tattcoing by hypodermic injections, 99 mothorax, 105 VON SZOELLOESY. See Szoelloesy TAVEL: Artificial thrombosis of varice s, Taberculosis, treatment of, 339 Vulva, sarcoma of, 240 100 Tuberculous laryngitis, pregnancy and, Vulvo-vaginitis in children, 21 Temperatures, low, aotion of certain 76 disinfectants at, 291 Tuberculous patients, blood in the faeces Tendon transplantation in congenital of, 112 W. and acquired talipes, 286 Tuberculous peritonitis, intraperitoneal WALLART: Lithopaedion in -a woman Tendons, inflammation of and round, injections of air iD, 276 aged 85, 289 220 Tuberculous sputum, histology of, 27 WEDERHAKE: Tetra-chlor-methane as a Testicle, tuberculosis of, 238 Tumour, ovarian, 304 solvent, 68 Testis, ectopli, adenoma and, 31 Tumours of ampulla of Vater, 330 WEIL: Marmorek's serum in laryngeal Tetanus, preventive treatment of, 60 Tumours, malignant paraplegia follow- tuberculosis, 8 Tetra-chlor-methane as a solvent, 68 ing x-ray treatmeni of, 30 WEINDLER: Inoperable uterine cancer: THALMANN: Early treatment of syphilis, Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric apparent cure, 77 25 Typhoid immunization, 214 WHIPPLE: Disseminated tuberculosis in THEILHABER: Aloohol in obstetrics, 6 relation to the thoracic duot and vas- Therapeutic serums. See Serums cular tubaroles, 12 Thoraclo duct, diseeminated tuberculosis U. "White line" as a sign of suprarenal in relation to, 12 Uloer, gastric, 296; operation for, 265 insuffBicency, 71 Thoracic wall, resection of in removal of Umbilical cord, spontaneous rupture of, Whooping-cougb, treatment of, 242 mammary cancer, 251 269 WIENER, JOSrPH: Surgery in diabetes, Thrombcsis of varices, artificial, 100 Umbilical hernia. See Hernia 59 Thrombo-phlebitis, varicose, 252 Uraemia in chronic nephritis, 218 WILLIAMSON H.: Chorion-epithelioma Thyroid carcinoma, 308 LJraemic meningitis, 232 complicated by haematometra, 224 Thyroid insufficiency, 13 Ureter, crural hernia of, 169 Wonnds, fresh, sugar in treatment of, Thyroid operations, selection of anaes- Urinary passages, leucoplakia of the 300 thettcs in, 236 mucosa of, 332 Thyroidectomy, hypertrophy of the Urine, quantitative -estimation of bili- X. hypophysis cerebri after, 163 rubin in, 234 XYLANDER: Festoform and formobor, Thyro-pafteromDe omt in the dog, the Urine, retention of in adolescents, 266 305 liveaier amPltO9 150 Uterine cancer. See Cancer X-ray treatment of malignant tumours, Tick fever. See Fever Uterine fibroid associated with a dermoid paraplegia following, 30 TINKER: Surgical treatment of goitre, 222 cyst, 272 X rays, toxic reaction and, 186 Tiss8IR: Spontaneous rupture of -um- Uterus, primary chorion-epithelioma bilical cord 269 outside, 239 TOFF, E.: tare of perineum during Uterus, undeveloped, and ovarian Y. labour, 48 dermoids in a child aged 10, 91 Yaws, experimental, 231 Tongue, the scrotal 83 Uterus didelphysinadult, haematometra, Torsion of the great omentum, 181 255 Toxic reaction and the x rays, 186 Uterus, double, and myoma, 338 Z. Transfusion in severe anaemia, 37 Uterus, gravid, gunshot wounds of, 198 ZAMBELLI, G.: Maretin, 79 Traumatism and appendicitis, 207 ZIELER, K.: Modern treatment of gonor- Trichocephaliasis, fatal, 152 rhoea, 106 Triorchiditism, case of, 324 V. ZIRONI: Primary-tuberculosis of breast, TROISFONTAINES: Harmlessness of large Vaccines and op3onins in surgical treat 315 doses of strychnine, 258 ment, 241 ZOJA, L.: Subaortic stenosis, 55 Tropical diseases, opsonic treatn ent in Vaginal lacerations, treatment of, 184 Zonular meningitis, 329 some, 146 Vaginal polypus. Sed Polypus ZWEIFEL: Pelvitomy, 256

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