Colloidal Metals and Their Action Upon the
Phagocytic Power (Les metaux colloï-
daux, leur action sur le pouvoir phago-
cytaire), Bossan and Macelet-64a, Sept.
10, p. 1227.

Cupping, Various Uses of, W. P. Rushin-
134, Oct., p. 434.

Diphtheria Antitoxin in Treatment of Ex-
ophthalmic Goitre, H. T. Walker-78,
Oct., p. 215.

Dispense, Some Reasons Why I, G. B. Dor-
rell-4, Oct., p. 1310.

Druggist, Manufacturing, What He Does for
the Doctor, M. P. Kemp-86b, Oct., p.
489.

Drugs, Indigenous, of India, J. K. Sen-170,
Sept., p. 163.

Echinacea, R. J. Smith-111, Oct., p. 553.
Electricity, Cataphoretic Applications of, C.
S. Neiswanger-4, Oct., p. 1319.
Electricity, Cataphoretic Application of, C.
S. Neiswanger-206a, Oct., p. 115.
Electricity, Static, and High Potential Cur-
rents, Treatment of Various Conditions
with, T. H. Cannon-15a, Sept., p. 332.
Electro-mechanotherapy (Notions sommaires
sur l'électro-méchanothérapie), Laquer-
rière-34a, Sept. 23, p. 829.

Electrotherapeutics, M. K. Fisher-150, Oct.
10, p. 689.

Electrotherapy, An Indispensable, in Ner-

vous Dermal and Genito-urinary Dis-
eases, J. M. Lieberman-6, Oct., p. 403.
Estoral, N. Spezia-196a, Oct., p. 113.
Formic Acid Derivatives in Treatment of
Cancer, J. H. Evans-95, Sept. 26, p. 935.
Fulgurant Electric Currents (Della folgora-
zione da correnti elettriche), Ferrari—
64c, Sept. 6, p. 1131.

Gonococcus Vaccine in Gonorrhoeal Affec-
tions of Genito-urinary Tract, N. E.
Aronstam-79, Oct. 24, p. 1419.
Hydrotherapy as Used at Philadelphia Hos-
pital for Insane; Methods and Results,
W. G. Bowers-79, Oct. 24, p. 1420.
Hydrotherapy in Scarlatina, D. S. Hanson-
79, Oct. 17, p. 1304.

Hydrotherapy in Treatment of the Insane,
G. Stockton-123, Oct. 10, p. 612.
Hydrotherapy, Technical Novelties in (Kri-
tische Bemerkungen zu den technischen
Neuerungen in der Hydrotherapie), Bux-
baum-27b, Aug., p. 145.

Hyperæmia, Artificial, and Its Therapeutic
Application, A. B. Jackson-150, Oct. 17,
p. 735.

Hypnotics and Pain Relievers, Newer, Clini-
cal Research Upon Therapeutics of, R.
Ollerenshaw-113a, Oct., p. 1.

Infancy, Its Periods and Diseases

(L'en-

fance, ses périodes, ses maladies), Mar-
fan-18c, Sept. 1, p. 577.

Iodine in Its Compounds and Mercury, Ther-
apeutic Action of, in Diseases Exclusive
of Syphilis, H. A. Robbins-6, Oct., p.
415.

Iron Remedies, Use and Misuse of, E. Smith
-29, Oct. 17, p. 1144.

Iron, Secondary Anæmia and Tuberculosis
Treated with Hypodermics of, L. S. Pe-
ters-123, Oct. 10, p. 620.

Iron Therapy with Blutan (Eisentherapie
mittels Blutan, dem alkoholfreien Li-
quor ferro-mangani peptonati), Kabisch
-208a, Sept. 5, p. 422.

Joglidine (Ueber Joglidine), Aufrecht-58d,
Sept. 1, p. 385.

Lactic Ferments as Therapeutic Agents, F.
S. Mason-95, Sept. 26, p. 957.
Leduc Current in Anesthesia and Therapeu
tics, W. H. King-155, Oct., p. 504.
Light, P. H. Sunde-185, Oct., p. 461.
Light, Radiant, Possibilities of, T. D. Croth-
ers-165, Oct., p. 602.

Materia Medica and the Science of Thera-
peutics vs. Therapeutic Nihilism, W. J.
Hawkes-113, Oct., p. 292.

Mechanical Treatment in Diseases of Circu-
lation, with Special Consideration of
Zander Methods, C. H. Bucholz-28, Oct.
1, p. 432.

Mercury, J. Burke-101, Oct., p. 132.
Mineral Waters, American, Medicinal Uses
of, VII-42, Oct., p. 299.
Morphine, Use of, in Heart Disease, LeR.
Crummer-119, Oct., p. 450.

Motalities, Static, A Few, and Their Thera-
peutic Application, E. Hubbell-52, Oct.,
p. 596.

Natrum Phosphoricum, J. T. Pierson-58,
Oct., p. 600.

Nitroglycerine in Asphyxia Neonatorum, E.
H. Winkler-4, Oct., p. 1329.
Official Drugs and Preparations, Sufficiency
of, in Medical Treatment of Disease, O.
T. Osborne-79, Oct. 31, p. 1477.
Oxygen and Muscular Exercise as a Form
of Treatment, L. Hill-29, Oct. 3, p. 969.
Physical Therapeutics, Elements of (Con-
tinued), W. B. Snow-15a, Sept., p. 338.
Potentization, When Material Elements of a
Drug Have Been Eliminated by, What
Is Left? J. C. Holloway-57, Oct., p. 332.
Prescribing, Points in, D. M. Macdonald-
72b, Sept. 26, p. 684.

Prescribing vs. Dispensing, E. C. Lafean-
168, Oct., p. 32.

Prescriptions, Original, vs. "Original Bot-
tles," W. Brady-152, Oct., p. 544.
Psychotherapy, Reflections on, J. Grinker-
193, Oct., p. 159.

Remedy, When to Give and Stop the, H. A.
Cameron-155, Oct., p. 526.

Serum, Antimeningitis, Results of, at Johns Hopkins Hospital, F. J. Sladen-163a, Oct., p. 241.

Serum, Flexner's, Treatment of Cerebrospinal Meningitis with, C. B. Ker-62a, Oct., p. 306.

Serum, Flexner's, Treatment of Epidemic Meningitis, with Special Reference to, S. M. White-82b, Oct. 1, p. 391.

Serum, 400 Cases of Epidemic Meningitis Treated with, Flexner and Jobling-25, Oct., p. 747.

Serum, Marmorek's Tuberculous (Das Tuberkuloseserum Marmorek), Kohler — 219, XIII, 2, p. 104.

Serum, Meningococcus, Summary of Recent Cases of Meningitis Treated with, Knox and Sladen-25, Oct., p. 761.

Serum of Eel's Blood, E. Formias
Oct., p. 491.

155,

Serum Treatment and Prognosis of Cerebrospinal Fever, H. Koplik-123, Oct. 3, p. 557.

Serum Treatment of Carcinoma, S. Strauss -79, Oct. 31, p. 1488.

Serum Treatment of Cerebrospinal Fever, Abnormal Reactions to Horse Serum in, J. R. Currie-83b, Sept., p. 457.

Serum Treatment of Cerebrospinal Fever in Glasgow Fever Hospital, May, 1906, to May, 1908, Currie and Macgregor-95, Oct. 10, p. 1073.

Serum Treatment of Epidemic Cerebrospinal Meningitis, L. W. Ladd-79, Oct. 17, p. 1315.

Serum Treatment of Epidemic Cerebospinal Meningitis Based on 40 Cases, C. H. Dunn-25, Oct., p. 756.

Serum Treatment of Epidemic Cerebrospinal Meningitis, with 22 Cases, F. T. Fulton --28, Oct. 22, p. 537.

Serum Treatment of Meningitis, F. J. Sladen -79, Oct. 17, p. 1318. Serum Treatment of Meningococcic Meningitis, F. S. Churchill-25, Oct., p. 754. Silver Nitrate, Intravenous Injections of, in Surgical Affections (Intravenöse Injektionen von Argentum nitricum bei chirurgischen Infektionen), Schatzky and Grjasnow-91c, Aug. 17, p. 881.

Sodium Chloride in Therapeutics, C. Achard -142, Aug., p. 201.

Spiroform in Rheumatism with Heart Complications (Spiroform in Rheumatismusfällen, etc.), Bast-154, Sept., p. 169. Strychnia, Hypodermic Use of, in Paralyzed Limbs, W. G. Steele-152, Oct., p. 546. Therapeutic Observations, O. Reagan-79, Oct. 31, p. 1490.

Therapeutic Pessimism, J. N. Mendenhall195, Oct., p. 157.

Therapeutics, A New Era in, J. M. Taylor— 168, Oct., p. 18.

Therapeutics, Destructive and Constructive, A. E. Gibson-111, Oct., p. 563. Therapeutics, Practical, W. H. Foreman— 40 I, Oct., p. 397.

Therapeutics, Rational, A Plea for, G. Ache-
son-40, Oct., p. 611.
Thiosinamine, Its Action on Cicatricial Tis-
sues and Its Use in Ophthalmology, E.
Marmoiton-138a, Oct., p. 315.

Therapy, Old, Passing of an, O. L. Peak-
85c, Oct., p. 218.
Thyroid Preparations, Commercial, with
Suggestions as to Standardization),
Hunt and Seidell-79, Oct. 24, p. 1385.
Thyroid Substance, Action of (Ueber die
Wirkung der Schilddrüsenstoffe), Kraus
and Friedenthal-93, Sept. 21, p. 1709.
Tissue Remedies, A. L. Monroe-113, Oct.,
p. 294.
Tuberculin Therapy (Ueber Tuberkulin
Therapie), John-196c, Sept., p. 387.
Tuberculin Treatment, Improvement in

(Zur Verbesserung der Tuberkulinbehandlung), Jessen 143a, Aug. 25, p. 1776. Typhobacillose of Landouzy (Typhobacillose de Landouzy), Gougerot-174c, Aug. 22, p. 537. Urotropine, Effect of, Upon Neurasthenia, Langheld-196a, Oct., p. 115. Vaccine and Serum Treatment of Gonorrhoea in Female Children, Butler and Long-79, Oct. 17, p. 1301.

Vaccine or Tuberculin Therapy in Tuberculosis, H. B. Weaver-41, Oct., p. 255. Vaccine Therapy, Cases of, W. M. Crofton-29, Sept. 26, p. 877.

Vaccine Therapy in Medicine and Surgery,
W. L. Silcox-36, Oct., p. 109.
Vaccines in General Practice, Grant, Camp-

bell and Anderson-95, Sept. 26, p. 931. Vaccines, Stock, Therapeutic Application of, in Bacterial Affections, J. Matthews95, Sept. 26, p. 925.

Work Cure, A. S. Thayer-79, Oct. 31, p.
1485.

X-ray Treatment of Exophthalmic Goitre,
Summary of Results of, G. E. Pfahler--
150, Oct. 24, p. 781.

X-ray, Use of, N. G. Blalock-127, Oct., p.
549.

X-rays, Case of Leprosy Apparently Cured
by, V. G. Heiser-123, Oct. 31, p. 757.
X-rays in Treatment of Diseases of Skin, H.
G. Adamson-72b, Oct. 10, p. 33.
X-rays, Treatment of Elephantiasis by, W.
B. Adams-81, Oct., p. 452.

American

123, Oct. 31, p.

86,

Neurological Association
Oct., p. 651.
American Orthopedic Association-123, Oct.
31, p. 775.

American Pædiatric Society-123, Oct. 24, p.
731.

American Public Health Association-123,
Oct. 24, p. 726.

Boston Dermatological Society, February—
81, Oct., p. 471.

British Medical Association-29, Sept. 26,
p. 879; Oct. 3, p. 970; Oct. 10, p. 1063;
Oct. 17, p. 1151; Oct. 24, p. 1235.
German Otological Society-24a, Oct., p. 377.

Medical Society of London-95, Oct. 17, p.
1145.

New York Dermatological Society, May -
81, Oct., p. 453.

New York Neurological Society-86, Oct., p.
656.

New York Otological Society, May 22, 1908
-24a, June-Aug., p. 248.

New York Surgical Society, May, 1908-23,
Oct., p. 606.

Philadelphia Academy of Surgery, May, 1908
-23, Oct., p. 625.

Philadelphia Dermatological Society, May-
81, Oct., p. 476.

Royal Society of Medicine-95, Oct. 17, p.
1143; Oct. 24, p. 1216.

Sixth International Congress on Tuberculo-
sis-123, Oct. 3, p. 590; Oct. 10, p. 633;
Oct. 17, p. 684.

A CONTINENT Without an Orphan, B.

Holmes 15, Sept., p. 408.

Animism in Antiquity and Present Status of
the Question, C. G. Cumston-2, Oct., p.
783.

Army Canteen, Facts About, A. N. McGee--
79b, Oct., p. 260.

Bacteriology by Popular Vote, Ed.-126, Oct.,
p. 769.

Dante, Physician, A. G. Drury-45, Oct. 3, p.
391; Oct. 10, p. 417; Oct. 17, p. 462.
Dental Assistants, Need of, in Hospitals and
Dispensaries (Die Notwen digkeit der
Anstellung von zahnärztlichen assis-
tenten an Krankenhäusern und klini-
schen Anstalten), Boennecken 174b,
Aug. 20, p. 497.

Doctor, The Old-time, E. B. Ketchersid
185, Oct., p. 458.

-

Duties as Medical Men, Plea for More Earn-
est Consideration of Our, A. Avery-
163, Oct., p. 597.

Eskimo, The-A Dying Race, J. H. Romig-
182, Oct., p. 410.

Fasting, The Truth About, J. H. Kellogg-
142, Sept., p. 217.

First-aid Packs of Principal Armies of the
World, E. Laval-79b, Oct., p. 249.
Great American Fraud, The-The Religious
Press Agents, H. E. Mitchell-144, Sept.,
p. 385.
Gonococcus, The, in Relation to Life Insur-
ance, C. W. Barrett-117, Sept., p. 278.
Harington, Sir John, J. G. Adami-34, Oct.,
p. 285.

Homeopathic Yellow Fever Commission of
1878, Reminiscences of, F. H. Orme--
113, Oct., p. 299.

Homeopathy in Spanish America, G. B. Peck
-113, Oct., p. 305.

Hoffa, Albert, R. B. Osgood-10a, Aug., p. 7.
Irreparable Loss of Unrecorded Experience,
J. Hunter-40, Oct., p. 620.
Knowledge, The Limits of, G. A. Gibson-
143, Oct., p. 699.

Life Assurance, Hints Upon Medical Exami-
nation for, W. P. S. Branson-72b, Oct.
3, p. 14.

Life Expectancy, Relation of Heredity and
Environment to, L. H. Montgomery-
117, Sept., p. 284.

Life Insurance, Moral Hazard in, T. C. Bux-
ton-117, Sept., p. 271.

Life Insurance Work, Examiners' Golden
Rule for, A. Anderson-41, Oct., p. 254.
Lives of Officers of Medical Society of State
of New York, J. J. Walsh-152, Oct., p.
547.

Marathon Race, The; A Psychic Defeat, G.
H. Martin-113, Oct., p. 289.

Medical Ethics, The Doctor and, W. Bailey-
91d, Oct., p. 609.

Standpoint in, J. Wright-150, Oct. 10,
p. 673.

Medical Profession, The, J. S. Glass-185,
Oct., p. 451.

Medical Progress in the Orient, I. Ludlow-
47, Oct., p. 550; Nov., p. 609.
Medical Thoughts, Facts, Fads and Fancies,
J. S. Sprague-40, Oct., p. 627.
Medicine, A Just Perspective in, D. Powell-
95, Oct. 17, p. 1123.

Medicine Considered as a Business, P. C.
Sutphin-111, Oct., p. 573.

Medicine, Frenzied, J. Hund-6, Oct., p. 421.
Medicine in Canada, M. Charlton-143, Oct.,
p. 735.

Method of Sydenham Greater than Method
of Laboratory, B. Holmes-118, Oct. 10,
p. 469.

Modern Practice, J. F. Chandler-207a, Sept.,
p. 284.

Moral Hazard, M. M. Baumgartner
Sept., p. 267.

-

117,

Moral Hazard, W. H. King-117, Sept., p.
265.

Motoring Notes, C. T. W. Hirsch-95, Oct.
17, p. 1167.

Muffet, Thomas, 1553-1604, J. Ruhräh— 34,
Oct., p. 312.

Needs of Our Profession, C. N. Suttner-
155b, Oct., p. 369.

North, Dr. Elisha, One of Connecticut's Most
Eminent Medical Practitioners, W. R.
Steiner-34, Oct., p. 301.

Nurses, Introductory to Course of Lectures
for, M. K. Isham-45, Oct. 10, p. 415.
Old Age, J. M. Mosher-209, Oct., p. 49.
Photography, Lumière Color, Employment
of, in Medicine, H. S. Arnold-209, Oct.,
p. 71.

Physician and Layman, Correlation of, W.
F. Drewry-202, Oct. 23, p. 313.
Physician, The Honest, A. D. Hard-111,
Oct., p. 577.

Physician, The Larger Responsibility of the,
E. A. Hall-36, Oct., p. 95.
Professional Confidences, E. S. McKee
12, Oct., p. 215.

Pyorrhoea Alveolaris, J. Smith-193, Oct., p.
166.

Quack, the Advertising, The Newspaper and,
E. J. Butterfield-78, Oct. 15, p. 211.
Quacks, M. A. Clark-26, Oct., p. 353.
Relation of Pastor to Sick-room and Phy-

sician from Physician's Standpoint, G.
H. B. Terry-114, Oct., p. 361.
Royal Infirmary, Bristol, Early History of-
28a, Sept., p. 193.

Touring the Land where Medical Science
Evolved, R. G. Eccles-118, Oct. 10, p.