... soluvle in water and in boiling water. It is not more brittle than nitrate of silver, and it is more easily cast. Generally speaking, it presents the same characters. These two salts may be combined in the most varied proportions. M. Brun has used this double ...

... eased and benefitted by friction.” The learned and distinguished professor of clinical medicine in the university of Leipsic speaks of inflammation of the joints as a complication of scarlatina; and the terms in which he refers to it indicate its unfrequency:—* ...

... free from the eruption, and continuing so during its whole duration on the other parts of the body. The exanthem was, so to speak, abortive, never at any time, or in any situation, being perfectly normal; it was, moreover, evanescent; and in addition it ...

... Esq., F.R.5.,F.R.C.5.,&c. Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. I wish to speak to-day of what is called “ Ramollissement,”* or softening of the brain. I do not wish to speak of its pathology, I know very little about that, as to whether it is inflammatory ...

... pulmonary vesicles disappear, they may, from want of fluid, become firmer; but a coagulation of exuded fibrin, such as Rokitansky speaks of, cannot be entertained ; coagulated fibrin, as such, does not occur in tubercles. For these reasons neither can I agree ...

... 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 ...

... obtained of him. He was heavy, stupid, and breathing stertorously, like a person in an apoplectic fit; but he could be roused by speaking loudly to him. From the moment of his admission he gradually became more insensible, and towards evening he was seized with ...

... existed. Now, although the cerebral complication was fatal, it did not really alter the character of the disease. It was, so to speak, accidental, and in all probability would not have occurred, had not some unknown influence rendered the dura mater more liable ...

... should direct the practitioner in deciding whether the constitution were in a favourable state or otherwise, and so I shall not speak of them. But I may be asked, what medicine or medicines would be most likely to be of use under the circumstances? The reply ...

... assistance during their sufferings. He was a man of high attainments in literature, and, like many of his countrymen, could speak Latin with facility, as well as several modern languages. Whilst at Manchester he established a Children’s Hospital, and published ...

... case of Mrs. M——, the Kameela succeeded when turpentine and koossoo had failed. Almost all the authorities I have cited, speaking relatively of the anthelmintic properties of Kameela and koossoo, give the former the first place. With respect to Kameela ...

... finger. There was no gritty matter, nor bony, and the inference was, that the vegetations were the result of a comparatively speaking recent growth. There was commencing disease on the mitral valve. Whilst examining the abdomen, Dr. Burland discovered a tumor ...