Eye, Infections of, Due to Foreign Bodies or
Traumatism, J. A. White-76, Nov., p.
Eye, Pain in, T. M. Stewart-62, Nov., p. 578.
Eye Symptoms, Relief of, Following Tonsil
and Adenoid Work, T. M. Stewart-113,
Nov., p. 336.
Eye, The, in General Diseases, G. H. Mundt
-128, Nov., p. 675.
Eye Work for the General Practitioner, A.
Weichelt-43, Nov., p. 643.
Eyeball, Two Cases of Rupture of, with Dis-
location of Lens Under Conjunctiva and
Ejection of Lens from Eyeball, A. Rupp
-10, Oct., p. 295.
Eyestrain, E. W. Fox-58, Nov., p. 219.
Foreign Bodies, Superficial, in Eye, J. H.
Shorter-76, Nov., p. 354.
Glaucoma, Acute, Seasonal Prevalence of,
F. P. Maynard-164c, Nov., p. 869.
Glaucoma, Origin of (Zur Entstehung des
Glaukoms), Levinsohn-93, Oct. 19, p.
1891.
Glaucoma, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treat-
ment, C. W. Kinney-174, Nov., p. 962.
Gonorrhoeal Ophthalmia, Two Severe Cases
of, Cured by Lenicet (Deux cas graves
d'ophtalmie blenorragique guéris par le
lenicet), Terlinck-94b, Oct. 17, p. 821.
Headache and Ocular Treatment, F. Fergus
-66a, Nov., p. 321.
Hydrophthalmos, Pathology of, E. G. Gross-
24, Nov., p. 718.
Iris, Cases of Congenital Anomaly of, Polte
-24, Nov., p. 699.
Iris, Congenital Anomaly of, C. Haeberlin-
24, Nov., p. 717.
Keratitis, Interstitial, Due to Acquired Syph-
ilis, J. H. Claiborne-202, Nov. 27, p.
361.
Lens, An Adjustable, for Oblique Illumina-
tion of Eyes, S. W. Newmayer-150,
Nov. 21, p. 987.
Lens, Case of Extraction of Fragment of
Steel from, O. Feilke-24, Nov., p. 710.
Lids, Granulated, Complications and Treat-
ment of, B. Pitts-119, Nov., p. 493.
Magnet Operations on the Eye, H. Schmidt-
Rimpler-24, Nov., p. 706.
Neuroses, Reflex, Arising from Ocular and
Nasal Abnormalities, S. L. Ziegler
150, Nov. 7, p. 869.
Ocular Muscle, Injuries of, J. Fejer 24,
Nov., p. 713.
Ocular Neuritis, Plumbic, in Queensland
Children, J. L. Gibson-29, Nov. 14, p.
1488.
Ophthalmia, Sympathetic, After Eviscera-
tion and Mules' Operation, with Case,
H. Gifford-164, Nov., p. 584.
Ophthalmia, Sympathetic, Following Mules'
Operation, C. H. Probst-164, Nov., p.
583.
Ophthalmia, Sympathetic, 31 Days After Re-
moval of Injured Eye, G. H. Mathewson
-164, Nov., p. 570.
Ophthalmic Conditions
in Government
Schools in Egypt and Their Ameliora-
tion, A. F. MacCallan-164c, Nov., p.
856.
Ophthalmic Practice, Limitations of, D. T.
Vail-164, Nov., p. 541.
Ophthalmitis, Post-operative Sympathetic,
D. M. Campbell-164, Nov., p. 575.
Ophthalmitis, Transferred, Following Inser-
tion of Gold Ball Into Scleral Cavity;
Enucleation; Recovery; Case, C. A. Oli-
ver-164, Nov., p. 592.
Ophthalmology for General Practitioners, L.
Connor-79, Nov. 28, p. 1833.
Ophthalmology, New Therapeutic Agents in
(Neuere medicamente in der Augenheil-
kunde), Ischreyt-183b, Aug. 30, p. 403.
Optic Neuritis, Pseudo, T. B. Schneideman-
164, Nov., p. 572.
Orbit, Traumatic Pulsating Tumor of (Tu-
meur pulsatile traumatique de l'orbite),
Guibal-25g, Oct., p. 622.
Ossification and Calcification in the Eye, K.
Rumschewitsch-24, Nov., p. 701.
Peribulbar Carcinoma, W. Reis-24, Nov., p.
712.
Pigmentation, Acquired, of Posterior Sur-
face of Cornea, J. Oeller-24, Nov., p.
715.
Ptosis, Simplification of DeGrandmont's Op-
eration for, S. Theobald-34, Nov., p.
331.
Pupil, Action. of Cocaine Upon, Henderson
and Parsons-164a, Nov., p. 325.
Pupil, The, in Extraocular Disease, H. C.
DeV. Cornwell-15, Oct., p. 464.
Refraction, Estimation of Errors of, by As-
tigmatic Charts, E. K. Ellis-164, Nov.,
p. 595.
Refraction, Ocular, Teaching the Subject of,
E. Jackson-164, Nov., p. 547.
Refractionists, Medical and Non-medical;
Their Work Compared, H. W. Champlin
-70a, Nov., p. 412.
Retina, Bilateral Glioma of, with Numerous
Metastases, J. P. Gardiner-24, Nov., p.
657.
Scotometer, A New Form of, P. C. Bardsley
-164a, Nov., p. 327.
Sodium Iodate Injections, Subjunctival, in
External and Internal Eye Diseases, A.
Schiele-24, Nov., p. 701.
Sphygmomanometer, Practical Value of, to
the Ophthalmologist, J. Dunn-24, Nov.,
p. 687.
Squint, Early Treatment and Recognition of,
W. F. Blake-35a, Nov., p. 385.
Symblepharon, Corneal Opacities and a
Probably Fibrofatty Tumor of Conjunc-
tiva, All of Prenatal Origin, in Woman
with Hereditary Cataracts at an Early
Age, B. Chance-24, Nov., p. 680.
Syphilis as Seen by Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist, H. G. Thomas-35a,
Nov., p. 377.
Test for Eyes and Ears of Employes of
Southern Railway Co., J. L. Minor-76,
Nov., p. 359.
Vena Opticociliaris, New-formed; Case Re-
sulting from Choked Disc, J. R. Van
Geuns-24, Nov., p. 711.
Vision, Peripheral, Peculiarities of, II, H. C.
Stevens-175, Nov., p. 373.
in Relation to
Chronic Middle-ear Suppuration, G. W.
Mackenzie--68, Nov., p. 835.
Deaf Mutes, Results of Application of Bárá-
ny's Tests to, A. R. Tweedie-84a, Nov.,
p. 592.
Infectious Diseases, Nose, Throat and Ear
Complications of, F. E. Carmody_58,
Nov., p. 215.
Labyrinth, Acute Suppuration of, Following
Acute Otitis Media, E. B. Dench-22,
Sept., p. 746.
Labyrinth, Functional, Testing of (Ueber
die Funktionsprüfung des Labyrinthes),
Mackenzie-25j, LXXVII, 1 and 2, p. 1.
Labyrinth, Non-acoustic Functions of, P.
Fridenberg-22, Sept., p. 670.
Labyrinth Suppuration; Differential Diagno-
sis, G. W. Mackenzie-70a, Nov., p. 399.
Labyrinth Suppuration; Diagnosis and
Treatment (Die Labyrinth-Eiterung,
etc.), Glogau-154, Oct., p. 194.
Labyrinthine Vertigo, Clinical Considera-
tions of (Considérations cliniques sur
le vertige labyrinthique), Moure-78c,
Oct. 18, p. 661.
Mastoid Operation, Indications for, D. H.
Trowbridge-35a, Nov., p. 368.
Middle-ear Aspirator, A, P. R. Wood—15,
Oct., p. 481.
Middle-ear Disease, Ignorance of, Signifi-
cance of, H. M. Hays-45, Nov. 21, p.
589.
Middle-ear Disease, Relation of Tonsils and
Adenoids to, A. K. Higgs-127, Nov., p.
619.
Noises in Ear, Objective; Case (Fall eines
objectiv hörbaren entotischen Ohrenge-
räusches), Halasz-169a, Oct. 11, p. 994.
Otitic Brain Abscess, Diagnosis of, T. Hei-
mann-22, Sept., p. 800.
Otitis Media, Chronic Recurrent Suppura-
tive, S. MacE. Smith-128, Nov., p. 679.
Otitis Media, Chronic Recurrent Suppura-
tive, and Its Relation to Mastoid and
Intracranial Complications, S. MacE.
Smith-22, Sept., p. 723.
Otitis Media, Chronic Suppurative, S. B.
Leslie--113, Nov., p. 337.
Otitis Media Propagata, Mucopurulent Au-
ral Discharge, P. Fridenburg-25, Nov.,
p. 849.
Otitis Media Purulenta, Chronic, A. Wiener
-123, Nov. 7, p. 794.
Otosclerosis, Etiology of, T. J. Harris-22,
Sept., p. 645.
Otosclerosis, Pathology and Prognosis of,
W. S. Bryant--22, Sept., p. 652.
Polyp, The Ear; Clinical and Pathological
Manifestations, L. J. Goldbach
Nov., p. 646.
Vestibular Apparatus, Examination Into
Condition of, in a Series of Cases of
Deafness of Non-suppurative Origin, N.
H. Pike-84a, Nov., p. 596.
General Practitioner and Cases Usually
Referred to Specialist, Particularly
Those of Nose and Throat, H. A. Harri-
son-68, Nov., p. 829.
Infectious Diseases, Nose, Throat and Ear
Complications of, F. E. Carmody-58,
Nov., p. 215.
Laryngeal Tuberculosis, Present-day Treat-
ment of, H. Barwell-28, Nov. 26, p. 189.
Laryngitis, Stridulous (Ein Beitrag
Laryngitis stridula), Rahner-143a, Oct.
13, p. 2139.
Larynx, Large Tumors of (Tumori gigan-
teschi della laringe), Massei-250, Oct.,
p. 149.
Larynx, Recurrent and Abductor Paralysis
of, J. W. Gleitsmann-22, Sept., p. 587.
Larynx, Recurrent and Abductor Paralysis
of; Diagnosis and Treatment, W. E. Cas-
selberry-22, Sept., p. 607.
Larynx, Trachea and Esophagus, Direct Ex-
amination of, by Brüning's Instrument,
H. Tilley-95, Nov. 7, p. 1359.
Larynx, Villous Tumor of (Tumeur villeuse
du larynx), Lannois-18d, Sept., p. 241.
Maxillary Sinus, Anatomical and Pathologi-
cal Conditions of, in Relation to Teeth,
A. S. Underwood-84a, Nov., p. 62.
Maxillary Sinusitis, Intraosseous Anesthe-
sia in Radical. Treatment of (L'anesthé-
sie intraosseuse dans la cure radicale
des sinusites maxillaires), Garrot-78c,
Oct. 4, p. 629.
Mouth Breathing, Causes and Evils of, W.
G. Harrison-1, Oct., p. 635.
Nasal Hæmorrhage, Common Source of, in
Persons Previously Healthy, H. G. Lang-
worthy-207b, Oct., p. 243.
Nasal Respiration, Its Relation to General
Diseases, G. R. S. Corson-168, Nov., p.
125.
Nasopharynx, Fibroid Tumors of, W. Schep-
pegrell 59, Nov., p. 654.
Nose, Congenital Deformity of (Deformita
congenita del naso), Giuseppe 94d,
Sept. 30, p. 1416.
Neuroses, Reflex, Arising from Ocular and
Nasal Abnormalities, S. L. Ziegler
150, Nov. 7, p. 869.
Oral Cavity, Relation of, to the Great White
Plague and Other Preventable Diseases,
P. G. White-59, Nov., p. 644.
Orbital Phlegmon Due to Fronto-ethmoidal
Sinusitis, Treatment of (Traitement des
phlegmons orbitaires dus aux sinusites
fronto-ethmoïdales), Fromaget
Oct. 11, p. 645.
Papilloma of Larynx in Children, J. P. Clark
-22, Sept., p. 787.
Pharynx, Relation of Hypertrophy
Lymphoid Tissues of, to Tuberculosis
(L'hypertrophie du tissue lymphoide du
pharynx, ses rapports avec la tubercu-
lose), Nobécourt and Tixier-64a, Sept.
22, p. 1287.
Pigmentation
of Mucous Membrane of
Mouth, H. G. Anthony-79, Nov. 14, p.
1685.
Recurrent Laryngeal Nerves, Etiology of
Paralysis of, of Peripheral Origin, D. B.
Delavan-22, Sept., p. 631.
Rhinitis, Atrophic, Treatment of, L. S. Som-
ers-138a, Nov., p. 342.
Rhinitis, Hypertrophic, Histo-pathology of
(Contribution à l'histo-pathologie des
rhinites hypertrophiques), Della-Vedova
and Clerc-179c, Oct. 10, p. 431.
Septum, Deviations of, W. R. Hobbs-206,
Nov., p. 569.
Septum, Nasal, Indications for Operation on
(Des indications de l'opération de la
cloison nasale), Réthi-179c, Oct. 3, p.
405.
Septum, Nasal, Killian's Submucous Resec-
tion of, C. M. Stewart-40, Nov., p. 677.
Syphilis as Seen by the Nose and Throat
Specialist, H. G. Thomas-35a, Nov., p.
377.
Tongue, Amyloid Tumors of (Zur Kenntniss
der Amyloidtumoren der Zunge), Heller
-208, Oct. 1, p. 1383.
Tongue, Black Hairy, N. R. Blegvad — 22,
Sept., p. 753.
Tonsillar Ring and Paranasal Sinuses as
Portals of Entry of Infectious Diseases,
S. Rosenheim-34, Nov., p. 338.
Tonsillitis, Follicular, Local Use of Aspirin
in, G. Fetterolf-196, Nov., p. 761.
Tonsil, Faucial, The Tuberculous, G. B.
Sweeney-201, Nov., p. 261.
Tonsil, Method for Complete Enucleation
of, J. A. West-34, Nov., p. 328.
Tonsil Operations, The Fear of (Die Furcht
Mandeloperationen), Hopmann
Tonsil, The Tuberculous Faucial, G. B. Swee-
ney-58, Nov., p. 230.
Uvula, Ablation of, J. A. Pratt-207a, Oct.,
p. 316.
Windpipe, Gullet and Stomach, Direct In-
spection of, J. A. White-202, Nov. 27,
p. 366.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND FORENSIC MEDICINE.
ALCOHOL in Its Relation to Physical and
Mental Health of the Community, A.
Gordon-59, Nov., p. 641.
Alcohol Question, Latest Verdict of Science
Upon, J. H. Kellogg-142, Oct., p. 245.
Antituberculosis
Campaign,
Universities and Colleges as Factors in,
W. McN. Miller-85c, Nov., p. 285.
Antituberculosis Program, The, R. W. Philip
-57a, Nov., p. 381.
Bakeries and Restaurants, Sanitary Super-
vision of, L. M. Powers-35a, Nov., p.
371.
Brighton, Sanitary Condition and Health of
(Etude de l'état sanitaire et de la salu-
brité dans Brighton), Dabout-78a, Oct.
10, p. 403.
Climatic Fallacy, The, LeR. S. Peters-73c,
Nov., p. 586.
Colorado as a Health Resort, F. D. Patter-
son-182, Nov., p. 449.
Consumption's Problems, Probing, G. B. H.
Swayze-151, Nov., p. 325.
Contagious Disease Hospitals, Municipal;
Their Importance to the Community, R.
J. Wilson-32, Nov., p. 195.
Coroners and Their Duties, J. W. Brodnax-
202, Nov. 27, p. 369.
Disinfection Experiments with New Autan
Preparations (Einige Desinfektionsver-
suche mit dem neuen Autanpräparat),
Marmann-73b, Oct. 1, p. 1137.
Evil, The Baneful, of Society, N. E. Aron-
stam-6, Nov., p. 453.
Expert Testimony, Thoughts on, G. H. Bo-
gart-182, Nov., p. 451.
Filtration System, Intermittent Continuous,
T. A. Murray-60, Nov., p. 453.
Food Preservation, Value of, H. L. Harris-
17, Nov., p. 481.
Hospital Construction, J. N. E. Brown-40,
Nov., p. 609.
Housing of the Poor, Question of (Zur
Wohnungsfrage armer Leute), Heiden-
hain-217, Oct. 20, p. 711.
Hygiene, Personal, F. R. Keefer-165, Nov.,
p. 670.
Industrial Evils Considered, C. G. West-58,
Nov., p. 252.
Innocent Wife and Child, The, A. H. White
-52, Nov., p. 657.
Insane, Development of Legal Relations Con-
cerning the, with Suggestions for Re-
form, A. McL. Hamilton-123, Nov. 7,
p. 781.
Law, The, and Medical Experts, with Par-
ticular Reference to Codes of Criminal
Procedure of European Countries, C. G.
Cumston-28, Nov. 19, p. 672.
Insects and Disease, J. B. Huber-152, Nov.,
p. 580.
Malaria in Greece (Malaria in Griechenland,
II), Rose-58i, Sept. 19, p. 139.
Massachusetts State Hospital for Inebriates
and Dipsomaniacs, R. A. Woods-168,
Nov., p. 140.
Meat Inspection, Federal and Municipal
Abattoirs, G. A. Johnson-77b, Nov., p.
73.
Medical Expert Witness, The, S. S. Bass-
111, Nov., p. 629.
Medical Expert in Court, The, C. R. Parke-
199, Oct., p. 251.
Medical Secret, The (Le secret medical),
Marsan-102, Nov., p. 629.
Medical Work in the Philippines, H. J.
Nichols-199, Oct., p. 251.
Milk Hygiene, History of, up to Middle of
Last Century (Zur Geschichte der Milch-
hygiene bis zur Mitte des vorigen Jahr-
hunderts), Hanauer-73b, Oct. 15, p.
1201.
Morbidity Returns, International Classifica-
tion as Applied to, C. F. Mason-150,
Nov. 28, p. 1016.
Morbidity Statistics, Purposes and Objects
of, and the Methods of Collecting Them,
J. M. Eager-150, Nov. 7, p. 878.
Municipal Kitchens for the Sick (Städtische
Krankenküchen), Sternberg-58i, Oct.
8, p. 145.
National Department of Public Health in
Relation to the Antituberculosis Prob-
lem, C. A. L. Reed-32, Nov., p. 203.
Physician as an Educator, G. B. Lake-131,
Nov., p. 263.
Prophylaxis vs. Treatment, S. W. Smith-
123, Nov. 14, p. 834.
Prostitute, The, S. Carleton-68, Nov., p. 824.
Public Health Administration in England.
and United States Compared (Contin-
ued), A. Ravogli-182, Nov., p. 456.
Public Health, A National Department of,
C. A. L. Reed-79, Nov. 28, p. 1856.
Public Health Plank, The, C. E. Wood-150,
Nov. 28, p. 125.
Pure Milk Problem, The, G. H. Kress-35a,
Nov., p. 369.
Public Health, Relation of Military Forces
of United States to, W. C. Rucker-79b,
Nov., p. 333.
Rigor Mortis, Instantaneous, E. S. McKee-
122, Nov., p. 358.
Sanitarians and Sanitary Inspectors, A
Course of Instruction for, F. F. Wes-
brook-82b, Nov. 15, p. 466.
School Child, The, J. W. Van Derslicé-150,
Nov. 7, p. 881.
School Children, Medical Inspection of, R.
P. Williams-174a, Nov., p. 725.
Sewage Purification, Present Practice in, E.
J. Fort-100c, Nov., p. 397.
Smallpox in Minnesota, Present Status of,
G. W. McIntyre-82b, Nov. 15, p. 470.
Smallpox, Present Management of, in Min-
nesota, H. M. Bracken-82b, Nov. 15, p.
463.
Smoke, Bituminous Coal, Its Chemistry and
Effects on Health of Man and Plants,
Works of Art and Commerce, J. W.
Wainwright-123, Nov. 7, p. 791.
Social Evil, Regulation of, in Our Large
American Cities, G. F. Lydston-193,
Nov., p. 183.
Tuberculosis War, The Red Cross in the, S.
A. Knopf-150, Nov. 28, p. 1013.
Typhoid Fever in Berlin (Der Unterleibs-
Typhus in Berlin), Nesemann-217, Oct.
5, p. 677.
Typhoid Fever in the South as Deduced
from a Study of Typhoid Fever in Rich-
mond, Va., Levy and Freeman-163a,
Nov., p. 315.
Ventilation, E. R. Swan-183a, Nov., p. 636.
Water, Boiled; Is It Unsafe?-114, Nov., p.
417.
Water, Drinking, Importance of Hypomin-
eral Character of (De l'importance du
caractère hypominéral de l'eau d'usage
interne), Voisin-64a, Oct. 13, p. 1395.
ANATOMIC MATERIAL, Legitimate; The
Anatomic Law, G. H. Bogart--
114, Nov., p. 402.
Cell Proliferation, Reactive, in the White
Rat and Its Relation to the Genesis of
Transplantable Tumors, I. Levin-82a,
Nov. 5, p. 811.
Clinical Research, Basic Conditions of a
National Association for, J. Krauss
155, Nov., p. 547.
Colleges, Our, Why We Should Take More
Interest in, A. H. Seibert-113, Nov., p.
338.
Esperanto and the Medical Profession, C. H.
Fessenden-155, Nov., p. 560.
Interscapular Gland, The, E. Bonnot-79a,
Oct., p. 43.
Kidney Tissue, Study of Experimental Re-
duction of, with Special Reference to
the Changes in That Remaining, Samp-
son and Pearce-82a, Nov. 5, p. 745.
Leucocytes, Precipitation of Bacterial Ex-
tracts by Extracts of, Hiss and Zinsser
-80a, Nov., p. 399.
Liver, Morphology and Development of, O.
C. Bradley-79a, Oct., p. 1.
Medical Advance, Currents and Counter-cur-
rents in, A. R. Elliott-101, Nov., p. 161.
Medical Colleges and Examining Boards, W.
C. Smith-127, Nov., p. 605.
Ocular Pathology, Teaching of, to Graduates
and Undergraduates, C. A. Wood-164,
Nov., p. 553.
Paediatrics, Teaching of, in European
Schools, H. M. McClanahan-167, Nov.,
p. 681.
Pathology, The New, M. Whitacre-45, Oct.
31, p. 505.
Pathology, The Teaching of, at the Univer
sity of Michigan, F. P. Rous-34, Nov.,
p. 336.
Post-graduate Student, The, W. G. Spiller-
199, Oct., p. 234.
Psychology of Lower Animals, Convincing
Phenomena in, G. F. Lydston 187a,
Sept., p. 358.
Qualification to Practice Medicine, What
Schedule of Documentary Evidence
Should Be Accepted as Evidence of, D.
D. Van Meter-58, Nov., p. 221.
Respiration, Physiological Mechanism of,
with Special Reference to Movements
of Vertebral Column and Diaphragm, J.
F. H. Dally-79a, Oct., p. 93.
Spores Developed at an Elevated Tempera-
ture, A Study of, B. R. LeRoy 150,
Nov. 21, p. 981.
Therapeutics, Post-graduate School of -4,
Nov., p. 1501.
Tropical Diseases, Work of Board for Study
of, in the Philippines-79b, Nov., p. 361.
Tuberculin Test, Conjunctival, in Guinea-
pigs Infected with Human, Bovine or
Avian Bacilli, F. T. Lord-28, Nov. 12,
p. 639.
University Influences, J. G. Clark-199, Oct.,
p. 239.
MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS.
ACTEA RACEMOSA, F. A. Gustafson
Active Principles, The, W. C. Abbott-114,
Nov., p. 418.
Adrenalin Chloride, Uses of, C. O. Aber-
nethy-163a, Nov., p. 344.
Adrenalin, Diuretic Action of, and Active
Principle of Pituitary Body, Houghton
and Merrill-79, Nov. 28, p. 1849.
Adrenalin Therapy, S. Floersheim-15, Oct.,
p. 450.
Antipyretics and Fever, J. A. Burnett-207a,
Oct., p. 315.
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