The great importance of Nitric Acid in practice appears to me to be founded, almost like that of the gold, in the abuse of Mercury. It is mostly the antidotal virtues of this remedy which makes it one of the most important of...
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“Do you ever stop to think, you liberalist in Homoeopathy, where our system of practice would have...
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The Buffalo Medical and Surgical Journal, in commenting on the now famous speech of Mr. Ernest...
Read MoreIn a recent paper read before the San Francisco County Medical Society (Southern California Practitioner), Dr. O.V. Thayaer, of that city, contributed some decidedly original and, perhaps, very useful, information to the medical...
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By J. Compton Burnett, M.D., London. A kind friend sends me the Medical Advance December, 1893,...
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I take pleasure in forwarding to you the particulars of a Case, which I believe should have a...
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A gentleman aged about 30, consulted me. His complaint was that he had some immovable membranous...
Read MoreMarvin 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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Any book that bears upon its title page the name of Dr. J.C. Burnett is certain to be interesting...
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I have at divers times called attention through our medical journals to the valuable therapeutic...
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