THE APPROPRIATE REMEDY VERSUS MORPHIA IN SUBDUING PAIN
I take pleasure in forwarding to you the particulars of a Case, which I believe should have a...
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GUAREA IN CHEMOSIS AND PTERYGIUM
A gentleman aged about 30, consulted me. His complaint was that he had some immovable membranous...
Read MoreKALI BICHROMICUM
Marvin A. Custis, M.D., Washington, D.C. The kali bichromicum individual, as an infant, is a fat, shortneck, so-called “chubby’’ baby; as an adult we find a fat person, with light hair, tendency to baldness, and possibly a pale...
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DISEASES OF THE LIVER
Any book that bears upon its title page the name of Dr. J.C. Burnett is certain to be interesting...
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PASSIFLORA INCARNATA
I have at divers times called attention through our medical journals to the valuable therapeutic...
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A CASE OF TUBERCULOUS PHTHISIS CURED MAINLY BY TUBERCULINUM (HEATH)
By John H. Clarke, M.D., Physician to the London Homoeopathic Hospital. James K., a carman, aged...
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A CASE OF PSEUDO-CYESIS
A peculiar case came to hand a short time ago of a middle-aged woman, and I will give it as it appeared to me. Such cases are, I believe, rare, it being the first I have seen or, in fact, heard of, in my practice of over twelve...
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SO RUNS THIS WORLD AWAY
Our esteemed, no-school contemporary, the New York Medical Times, takes a shy at Dr. Gould’s poor little $100 bantling, and waxes somewhat indignant over what is there said of the Ward’s Island Hospital; then it hits out as...
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