THE

Medico-Chirurgical College,

OF KANSAS CITY, MO.

Second annual session begins September 14th, 1898, and continues six months.

FACULTY:

Three-Year Graded Course--A Part Completed Each Year.

Lecture and recitation systems of instruction. Hospital and clinical facilities unusually large. Bedside instruction in Medicine, Surgery and Gynecology.

For Announcement and other information, address

IRON and MANGANESE

PEPTONATE (Neutral)

Lig. Mangano Ferri Papton. Ayetlis

Iron and Manganese as offered in the shape of numerous inorganic preparations are, at the best, only sparingly absorbed after a long and tedious process.

When combined with Peptone in a neutral organic compound, the result is complete assimilation and absorption, thus deriving the full benefit of the ingredients as tonics and reconstituents, and rendering the remedy invaluable in

Anæmia, Chlorosis, Scrofula and Debility.

The improvement accomplished by the administration of the Solution is permanent, as shown by the increase in amount of hæmoglobin in the blood: i. e. 3 to 8 per cent.

As regards the digestibility and rapid assimilation of the preparation, its aromatic properties and the presence of peptone in it renders it acceptable to the most susceptible stomach.

DOSE. For an adult, one tablespoonful well diluted with water, milk or sweet wine, three or four times a day; dose for a child is one or two teaspoonfuls, and for an infant 15 to 60 drops.

OFFERED IN 12-OUNCE BOTTLES (ORIGINAL PACKAGE) AND IN BULK
AT THE FOLLOWING LIST PRICES.

-OF

Physicians and Surgeons,

OF KANSAS CITY, KANSAS.

Medical Department of the Kansas City University.

FACULTY.

D. S. STEPHENS, D. D., Chancellor.

J. M. THOMPSON, A. M., M. D., Emeritus Professor of Dermatology.

GENERAL SUBJECTS.

S. S. Glasscock, M. D., John A. Mitchell, M. D.-Professors of Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine.

E. H. Hetherington, Ph. G., M. D.-Professor of Ob-
stetrics.

P. D. Hughes, A. M., M. D., H. M. Downs, M. D.-
Professors of Principles and Practice of Surgery and
Clinical Surgery.

J. W. Carter, Ph. G., M. D.-Professor of Chemistry.
H. E. Smith, M. D.-Professor of Physiology.

John T. Mitchell, A. M., M. D.-Professor of General
and Descriptive Anatomy.

Katharine Berry Richardson, Ph. M., M. D.-Professor
of Visceral Anatomy.

J. L. B. Eager, M. D.-Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics,

SPECIAL SUBJECTS.

J. W. May, M. D., Dean.-Professor of Diseases of the
Eye and Ear.

Z. Nason, M. D.-Professor of Dermatology.

S. Ingleby Harrison, M. D.-Professor of Diseases of
Women and Abdominal Surgery.

F. T. Reyling, M. D.-Professor of Pathology and Bac-
teriology.

John W. Kyger, M. D.-Professor of Diseases of Children
and Infant Feeding.

R. A. Roberts, A. M.. M. D.-Professor of Diseases of
the Rectum, Histology and Microscopy.
John Troutman, M. D.-Professor of Electro-Therapy.
Hon. W. Harry Brown.-Professor of Forensic Medicine.
J. T. Axtell, M. D.-Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery.
M. P. Sex on, M. D.-Professor of Diseases of the Mind
and Nervous System.

Geo. M. Gray, M. D.-Professor of Fractures, Disloca-
tions, and Clinical Surgery.

J. Herbert Smith, M. D.-Professor of Hygiene and State
Medicine and Chief Demonstrator of Anatomy.

C. M. Stemen, A. M., M. D.-Professor of Genito-Urinary
Surgery.

R. C. Lowman, M. D.-Professor of Physical Diagnosis.
Willis P. King, M. D.-Professor of Clinical and Opera-
tive Gynecology.

LECTURERS.

Zachariah Nason, M. D.-Lecturer on Obstetrics,
W. E. Stemen, M. D.-Lecturer on Osteology and
Syndesmology.

J. T. Craig, M. D.-Lecturer on Life Insurance.
H. I. Parr, D. D. S.-Lecturer on Dental Surgery.

J. E. Sawtell, M. D.-Lecturer on Diseases of the Nose,
Throat and Chest.

W. H. Coffey, M. D.-Lecturer on Physiology.

ASSISTANTS, DEMONSTRATORS, ETC.

H. D. McQuade, M. D.-Demonstrator of Practical
Anæsthesia.

C. Allison Foulks, Ph. M., M. D.-Demonstrator of His-
tology, and Curator of the Histological Laboratory.
L. D. Mabie, M. D., Prosector, G. W. Richards, M. D.-
Demonstrators of Anatomy.

H. M. Bacon, A. M., M. D.-Assistant to the chair of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.

Katharine Stemen Hughes, A. M., M. D.-Assistant to
the chair of Histology and Microscopy.

Fay P. Clark, M. D.-Curator of the Pathological and
Bacteriological Laboratory.

F. M. Owen, M. D.-Assistant to the Medical Depart-
ment of the College Dispensary.

J. Herbert Smith, M. D.-Assistant to the Gynecological
Department of the College Dispensary.

Laboratory Ticket (Chemical)..
Final examination fee for this year..

5 00

5 00

If second year has been taken in this college...
If first and second years have been taken in this
college..

20 00

Hospital Ticket..

15 00 5 00

.....

66

"2nd

66

10 00

Scholarship (covers general tickets only)......... 100 00

Clinical advantages of the College are first-class; besides a free dispensary each day, the College has access to Bethany Hospital, thoroughly equipped, self-sustaining, filled with patients, and students have access to St. Margaret's and all the Hospitals in the City.

DR. J. W. MAY, Dean, Kansas City, Kansas, or

DR. E. M. HETHERINGTON, Gen. Sec., Kansas City, Mo.

OF THE WAR

is the malarial parasite, the most dangerous being the organism which gives rise to the æstivo-autumnal type or so-called "typho-malaria." The diagnosis of this form of malaria is often times difficult, as the cases closely approximate typhoid fever, and a distinct diagnosis, without a blood examination, may be almost impossible. This form of malaria is ordinarily refractive to quinine, and the best

AMMUNITION FOR

ITS DESTRUCTION

is found in Guaiaquin.

Under treatment with this remedy recovery is usually rapid and satisfactory, the patient being relieved of the pernicious symptoms which often lead to errors in diagnosis, and the expectant treatment for typhoid may be discontinued.

Guaiaquin destroys the æstivo-autumnal parasite, relieves and if given in time-prevents the subsequent anæmia which is so debilitating to the patient

Pamphlet (76 pp.) on the treatment of Anæmia, Malaria, including the so-called "TyphoMalaria," and other seases with Guaiaquin, together with colored plates, showing life history of the various malarial parasites, sent free on application.

MCKESSON & ROBBINS,

NEW YORK.

Correspondence solicited concerning cases of INCIPIENT MENTAL DISORDER REQUIRING SPECIAL ATTENTION.

MILLARD P. SEXTON, M. D., Superintendent.

Kansas City Office, Rialto Building. Hours 1 to 3 P. M.