... exclusively to dental surgery. The practice of recent years is separated from that of the days of Fox by an interval so wide (I speak not of time but of progress), that it might well be called a new era. However, the interval made no formal alteration in the ...

... for any length of time, the patient suffers the greatest distress: he can neither speak nor cough, for reasons too obvious to mention; indeed, he rarely attempts to speak without pressing the left hand firmly upon the opening; both inspiration and expiration ...

... occasions, remarked, that diseased constriction of the cesophagus was attended with abscess of the lung. 1 It was a circumstance speaking largely in favor of a society like this, and furnishing a conclusive argument in sustainment of its repute as a repertory ...

... states that he has once or twice seen the specific gravity of sacchfrine urine as low as 1°015; finally Dr. Golding Bird} in speaking of torulee, mentions that they may appear in urine which ¢ contains but Fig. 8, PN ...

... AS A RE. MEDY FOR DIABETES MELITUS. Dr. Fleckles of Carlsbad, who, as * Brunnenarzt has practised for twenty-four years, speaks favou;-. ably of the Carlsbad springs as a remedial agent in the treatment of melituria. The cases in whicl, the greatest ...

... children, as they also have had in France in hospitals and foundling institutions. But all this is of older date, and when we speak from our own experience, we must admit that we know little of the carbuncles from splenitis (pustula maligna), that neither ...

... coutaining C'2 H* N? 0% obtained by the action of concentrated nitric and sulphuric acids on benzole, about which I will speak hereafter. (To be continued,) ...

... on. In an obstetric point of view, then, the specimen before us is one of peculiar interest, but this is not the place to speak of it in relation to ...

... palatability an important desideratum in treatment of young persons and children. In the cases of fastidious females, Dr. Hardy speaks very favourably of its exhibition. Dr. SmiTH shewed a very pure specimen of the Ferri sulphas granulatum, Dublin Pharmacopceia ...

... tion of the elementary tissues themselves. All cases of gangrene may be referred to one of these two theories, whether we speak of causation by purely external influences, or by general internal conditions, whether we treat of primary or of consecutive ...

... looked worn and haggard. On the evening of the 2lst of December she was as usual, and the nurse reports that she had been speaking to her, and left the ward for a very few minutes; on her return she found that a sudden change had taken place in her; she ...

... city we have seen clergymen successfully carry out the investigation of one of the most formidable diseases. He would now speak to them on the subject of education ; he did intend to tell them how they were to exert their utmost diligence for a large ...