Electro-therapy, in opacity of the vitreous body, 42.
Elephants, breeding and diseases of, 492.
Elephantiasis, of the clitoris, 52; parasites in, 12.
Ellis, Dr. George Viner, notice of book by, 16, 294.
Ely, Dr. Edward T., diseases of the eye arising from af-
fections of the teeth, 258; iodoform in suppuration
of the middle ear, 336.

Embolism, cerebral, on the right side, 261.

Emphysema, quebracho in, 27.

Emplastrum, plumbi, adhesivum, belladonnæ, aconiti,
etc., 348.

Enchondroma, laryngeal, 233.

Endocarditis, complicating diabetes, 515.
Enteritis, tubercular, 410.

Epidemics, prevention of, 665.

Epilepsy, hemi-, 51; trephining for, 571.
Epipeocele, incarcerated femoral, 105.

Epistaxis, cat's hair for, 138; intermittent, 541.

Epithelioma, 298; of the cervix uteri, pregnancy with,
106.

Ergot, in lead palsy, 13; in pharyngitis, 476; therapeu-
tical indications for, 420.

Factory children, 163.

F

Fahrenheit and centigrade, 502.
Fat, digestion and absorption of, 209.
Fecundation, predilection for, 588.

Felton, Dr. Lucius E., medical induction coils, 125.
Femur, diastasis of the condyloid epiphysis of, 600;
fracture of, 404; osteitis of, 485; subcutaneous
section of, 189, 660; ununited fracture of, 661.
Fever, puerperal, parotitis in, 289; pyrexia in, 533;
recurrent, simultaneous with measles and typhus,
487; rheumatic, heart-lesions in, 202; remittent,
with peculiar pulse-rate, 588; scarlet, 459; simple
continued, 196; temporary, after simple fractures,
153; typhoid. 459, 462; and polluted well-water,
168; hemorrhages in, 129; phlebitis in, 545; tepid
baths in, 461; typhus with measles and recurrent
fever. 487; yellow, 558; salicylic acid in, 476; tissue,
changes in, 612.

Fevers, antipyretic treatment of, 673; the hæmic crisis
in, 267.

Fibrin, the formation of, 633.

Fibroma, of abdominal wall, 410; of Scarpa's triangle,

32.

Fistules, congenital in the lumbo-sacral region, 545.
Flexion, extreme uterine, 108.
Florida, as a health resort, 53.
Flower, "Dr." Richard C., 503.
Flukes, in the human liver, 56.

Flynn, Dr. J. W., atropine poisoning successfully treated
by morphine, 375.

Foot, Tripier's amputation of, 402.
Forceps, new obstetric, 277, 664.
Forearm, sarcoma of, 246.

Fothergill, Dr. J. Milner, notice of book by, 267.

Fox, Dr. Geo. Henry, the permanent removal of hair,
253.

Fracture of os hyoides, 396; of the sternum, 301; of the
thigh, 404.

Fractures, plaster-of-Paris in the treatment of, 11; tem-
porary elevation of temperature after, simple, 153.
Frantz, Dr. John H., death of, 308.

French, Dr. J. M., erythema following the use of qui-
nine, 627.

Freund, Prof., 167.

Friedrich, Dr. Karl, 420.

Fritsch, Dr. H., notice of book by, 133.

Fuller, Dr. Robert M., a convenient method of dosage
and administration, 311, 332.

Fuller's tablets, 530.

Furnucles, 281, 496.

Hæmoglobine, 514.

H

Hæmoglobinuria, paroxysmal occurrence, 488, 564.
Hager, Dr. Hermann, notice of book by, 294.
Hair, permanent removal of, 253, 275.

Halderman, Dr. Davis, diastasis of the femur, 600.
Hall, Dr. A. L., death from gelsemium, 65.

Hamilton, Dr. Allan McLane, notice of book by, 267;
word-blindness, 609.

Hamilton, Gail, on the spent bullet, 464.

Hanging, pathological changes in death by, 436.
Hamsin, Dr. J. M., a device for laryngoscopic practice,
304.

Harrison, Dr. Reginald, notice of book by, 133.

Hart, Dr. Charles A., uræmia in an infant due to elonga-
tion and contraction of the prepuce, 65.
Harvey, Dr. P. F., intermittent epistaxis, 541.
Head, injuries to the, 234.

Hearing, defective in children, 482.

Heart, aneurism of, 551; effect on by occlusion of coro-
nary arteries, 208; eccentric hypertrophy without
valvular lesion, 381; weighing 43 ounces, 216.

Hematocele, pelvic, 416.

Hemiplegia, a case of, 592, 609; malarial, 280; observa-
tions on, 452, 472.

Hemorrhage, and Nélaton, 685; pharyngeal, 682; um-
bilical, 377.

Hemorrhages, of typhoid fever, 129; treatment, of due

to epithelioma of the womb, 75.

Hemorrhoids, dilatation of the anal sphincters for, 509,
537; extirpation with the clamp, 631.
Henoch. Dr. Edward, notice of book by, 465.
Hepatitis, interstitial, 216.

Here ity in dental development, 678.
Hermaphroditism, spurious, and castration, 306; in a
hog, 670.

Hernia, Dowell's method for radical cure, 234; Hea-
ton's operation for radical cure of, 349; irreducible
ard strangulated treated by morphia hypodermically,
514; muscular, cured by Martin's bandage, 15;
omental, 685; omental, of the tunica vaginalis, 357;
strangulated umbilical, 301.

Hinsdale, Dr. Guy, hospital report, 177, 232, 319, 569.
Hip, anchylosis of, 660.

Hoang-nan, in the treatment of rabies, 515.

Hodgen, Dr. John T., obituary, 529.

Holden's osteology, 294.

Homatropin, in phthisis, 437.
Homœopathy, 205.

Hospital examinations, 326.

logical effects of, 208.

Hyperhydrosis, general neuroparalytic, 68.
Hypnotism, 42, 73, 572.

691'

passages, 191.

Intestinal obstruction, 135, 299, 328, 427, 431, 434, 443,
580, 616, 659.

Intestines, strangulation of with rupture of the omen-
tum, 11.

Intussusception, laparotomy for, 299.

Iodine, in acute malaria, 250; in malignant pustule,
433; in syphilis, 269.

Iodoform, 223, 362, 448, 543; as a dressing, 513; era of
in surgery, 97; in anal fissure, 390; in British
hospitals, 401; in diphtheria, 447; diphtheretic con-
junctivitis, 682; in gynecological practice, 217; in
suppuration of the middle ear, 336; value of as a
dressing for wounds, 309, 324.
Iodoform-poisoning, 404.

Iowa State Medical Society, 334.
Ipecacuanha during labor, 601.
Iridectomy, 458.

Irritation, genital, reflex disturbances from, 53, 136, 193,
250, 419; reflex, producing symptoms of stone in
the bladder, 29.

Iron, muriated tincture of, administration, 41; prepara-
tions of, 168.

Irregulars, consultation with, 276.
Ischium, fibro-sarcoma of, 302.

Kane, Dr. H. H., notice of book by, 267; the phenom-
enon of partial morphia-narcosis, 54.

Keetley, Dr. C. B., notice of book by, 465.
Kentucky State Medical Society, 500.

Keratitis, malarial, 224.

Kidney, amyloid degeneration of, without albuminuria,
68; fibro-cystic tumor of, 300; primary sarcoma of,
48; extirpation of, 212.

Lithotrity, 263; rapid, in old men, 135, 263; rapid with
evacuation, 577.

Liver, abscess of, 662; erectile tumor of, 359; human,
flukes in, 56; sarcoma of, 299; surgery of, 662;
traumatic abscess of, 470.
Localization, 494.

Locomotives vs. malaria, 363.

Locomotor ataxia, condition of cutaneous nerves in, 514;
falling of the nails in, 516; nerve-stretching in, 544.
Lumbo-colotomy, as a preliminary measure in imper-
forate rectum, 154.

Lung atrophy of the, 105; capacity of, 643; carnification
of, 47.

Lusk, Dr. Wm. T., notice of book by, 99.

Lymphadenitis, cutaneous, 515.

Lympho-sarcoma of the neck, 328.

Martin, Dr. H. A., a case of general eruption of vaccinia,
393.

Mason, Erskine, M.D., obituary, 446; the late Dr. Erskine,
530, 615.

Mason, Dr. Theo. L., notice of death of, 196.
Massachusetts Medical Society, notice of volume, 240.
Mastoid, deep opening of, 584.

Materia Medica, Society, 217, 268, 332, 467; should
medical students be taught it, 646.

McClellan, Dr. George, local treatment of carbuncles,
626.

Meadows, Dr. Alfred, notice of book by, 467.

Measles, and scarlatina, simultaneous occurrence, 461;
the sequela of, 589, 606; with recurrent and typhus
fevers, 487.

Meatus auditorius externus, inflammation, 197.
Meatus urinarius, contracted, and circumcision, 308;
as a cause of spasm at the neck of the bladder, etc.,
383.

Mediastinum, abscess of, 471

Medical acts, 305; of 1880, working of, 588.

Medical Association, Alabama, 557; Mississippi, 557.
Medical charities, bequests, 447; of New York, 363; of
Philadelphia, 363.

Medical charity, abuses of, 546.

Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Mary-
land, 437.

Medical college, a bogus, 391; Albany, 364; the Miami,
361; of Indiana, 364; of South Carolina, 364.
Medical congress, Spanish, 168.

Medical Department, University of Georgia, 364.
Medical education, 364; the higher, 527.

Medical ethics, code of, 163, 166, 182, 548, 558; in China,

417.

Medical expert testimony, 655, 658, 681.

Medical history of houses, 350.

Medical induction coils, 125.

Medical institution of learning, 72.

Medical journalism in Japan, 476.

Medical legislation, 210.

Medical notes on Asia, 248.

Medical Register, the, 616.

Medical School, the Harvard, and educational reform,
159.

Medical science, the experimental method in, 85.
Medical services, bills for, 15.

Medical Society, British and American, of Paris, 467;
Chicago, 476; of New Jersey, 500; of the County of
New York, 247, 275, 359, 472, 581; of London, prizes
of, 477; of the State of New Jersey, 665; of the
State of New York, 131, 161, 184; of the State, and
caring for the infants of the poor, 14; of the State
of New York, revision of its system of ethics, 220;
of the State of Pennsylvania, 548; of Virginia, prize,
362; the St. Louis, and the New York code, 475.
Medical student, the American, 157.
Medical student's primer, 279; women, 195, 685.
Medication, antiseptic, 259.

Medicine, are there schools in? 221; at Foochow, 71;
experimental, 186; proprietary, 640; scientific,
162; veterinary, in Germany, 541.

Medicines, in small doses, 531; proprietary, 292, 503;
tasting after being introduced into the vagina and
ear, 335.

Mills, Dr. T. W., London, 83.

Milne, Dr. T. Clarke, State examinations and legal quali-

fications, 111.

Milton, Dr. M., petroleum in phthisis, 532.

Mirror, prismatic, for rhinoscopic examinations, 307.
Misery, much, births many, 465.

Mississippi State Medical Association, 557.
Missouri Medical College, 362.

Mittendorf, Dr. W. F., notice of book by, 295.

Mole, sanguineous, 298.

Monohypochondria and monomania, 313, 505.
Monomania and monohypochondria, 313, 505.
Monorchidism, acquired, 509.
Monospasm, trachial, 496.
Monster, double, 298.

Morbus, maculosis, 412.

Morgan, Dr. Wilbur P., surgical needle for wire sutures,
389.

Morphia, and codeia, 362; hypodermically, in strangu-
lated hernia, 514; in poisoning by atropine, 375;
in puerperal eclampsia, 251.

Morphia-narcosis, 54.

Mundė, Dr. Paul F., concerning a case of dermoid cyst
of the ovary, 82.

Muscles, ciliary, spasm of, 9.

Mydriatic, a new, 403.

Myxedema, diagnosis of, 262.

N

Nails, falling of in locomotor ataxia, 516.

Naphthol, 448.

National Examining Board, 248.

Nature's invisible police," 181.

Neck, gangrene of, 69; lympho-sarcoma of, 328.

Necrosis, from arsenic; of the petrous portion of the
temporal bone, 585; of the upper part of the shaft
of the humerus, 498.

Nephrolithotomy, for anuria, 631.
Nerves, condition of cutaneous, in locomotor ataxia, 514.
Nerve-stretching, 237, 240, 349, 499, 516, 544, 667;

dangers from, 252; for disease of the spinal cord,
488; in traumatic tetanus, 247; in infantile par-
alysis, 545; subcutaneous, 112; the optic, 389.
Nerve suture, 42.

Nervous degenerations, and the theory of Sir Charles
Bell, 141.

Nervous system, Galvani and galvanism in the study
of the, 85.

Neuralgia, spasmodic, 9; trigminal, 300, 579.
Neuro-sarcoma, of the tibial nerve, 298.

Newton, Dr. R. C., treatment of fracture of the clavi-

cle without apparatus, 230.

New York Academy of Medicine, 17, 75, 100, 160, 213, 272,
414, 469, 521, 577; Obstetric Section, 107, 108, 416;
section in Practice of Medicine, 493, 609; Academy of
Sciences, 364; Medico-Legal Society, 195; Neuro-
logical Society, 50, 240, 331; Neurological Society,
officers, 420, 587, 643; Opthalmological Society, offi-
cers, 84; Pathological Society, 46, 78, 104, 216, 296,
326, 358, 381, 410, 551; Pathological Society, officers,
84; Physicians' Mutual Aid Association, 211; So-
ciety of German Physicians, 298, 583; State Dental
Society, 556; Surgical Society, 133, 243, 501, 355,
443, 470, 496, 578.

Nitro-glycerine, in cardiac disease, 460.

Nitrous oxide, use of, in labor, 514.

Non-restraint, in the treatment of the insane, 110.
Nostrils, æstrus larvæ in, 262.

Nurses, training-schools for, 634.

testinal obstruction, 431.

Optic nerve, stretching of, 389.

Orbit, sarcoma of, 104.

Organisms in the Croton water, 365.
Orgasm, the absence of, 127.

Os hyoides, fracture of, 396.
Osteitis, of the femur, 485.
Osteology, human, 294.

Osteoma, of upper jaw, 327.

Osteophytes, cranial, in congenital syphilis, 235.
Otis, Dr. F. N., clinical lecture, 29.

Otitis media, suppurative, following plugging of the
posterior nares, 515.

Pancreas, cyst of, 46, 286, 358.
Paracentesis of the bladder, 289.
Paraplegia, 421.

Paralysis, facial, electrical condition of the muscles in,
493; facial, undescribed sequel, 494: glosso-labio-
pharyngeal, 402; infantile, 545; localization of atro-
phic, 234; of the flexors of the foot, 611; traumatic,
of certain nerves, 299.

Parasites, in leprosy of elephantiasis, 12.

Parotitis, metastatic, prognosis in, 167; pyemic, 614;
suppurative, in puerperal fever, 289.

Parturient state, general management of the, 225.
Parturition, aiding the expulsive effort in, 686; in the
lower animals, 426.

Parish, Dr. Wm. H., 476.
Pasteur's germ theories, 571.

Patella, Lister's treatment of fractured, 138; two frac-
tures of the same one, 244; treatment of fracture
of, 582; by wiring the fragments, 596.
Pathology, bacterial, 352; vegetable, 83, 518.
Pathological Society of Philadelphia, 167.

Peck, Dr. Edward S., extractions of two pieces of glass
from the ear, 229.

Pedestrianism, and the physiology of walking, 238.
Pellets, soluble, compressed for hypodermic use, 321,
332.

Pelvis, obliquity of, and its treatment, 337, 359.
Pemphigus, bacterium of, 28.

Penis, strangulation of, 84.

Perham, Dr. D. W., notice of death of, 558.
Periarchitis, 308.

Pericarditis, hemorrhagica, 331.

Perineal, section, 513.

Peripneumonitis, inoculation in cases of contagious, 68.
Periosteum, preservation of in amputation, 469.
Periostitis, a veolar, in diabetes, 288.

Periostotomy, subcutaneous, 485.

Pertussis, 262, 280; pilocarpin in, 181.

Pessary, anteversion, 273.

Pessaries, neglected, 52.

Peters, Dr. George A., hydronephrosis, 477.

Peters, Dr. J. C., 686.

Petroleum, in phthisis, 532.

Pharmocodynamics, 474.

Pharyngitis, ergot and ergotine in, 476; intermittent,

615.

Philadelphia County Medical Society, 167; and the new
code, 504.

Philadelphia Pathological Society, 167.
Phthisis, early indications of, 205; phlebitis, following
typhoid fever, 545; homatropin in, 437; in Italy,
139; laryngeal, 56; local antiseptic treatment of,
285; operations upon diseased joints in, 129; petro-
leura in, 532; report of cases, 4, 34; vomiting in,
611.

Physicians, female, in India, 671; in Russia, 224; race
prejudice among Baltimore, 390; who do not read,
560.

Physiology, the, of walking, 238.

Piffard, Dr. H. G., on the viola tricolor, and its use in
eczema, 449.

Pilcher, Dr. Lewis S., care of the trachea after its inci-
sion for relief of croup, 342, 355.

Pilocarpine, as a stimulant of peristaltic movements,

83; in whooping-cough, 181.

Pirogoff, Prof., notice of the death of, 56.

Pityriasis rubra, 629.

Placenta, Crede's method " of expelling, 361.

Plaster of Paris bandages, removal of, 384; use of in
fractures, 11.

Plasters, medica: ed, 348.

Plumbing law, 359.

Plumbing, practical points in, 160.

Pneumogastrics, 459; effect of section of, 544.

Pneumonia, 261; desquamative, 410; treated by inha-
lation of sulphuric ether, 258.

Poisoning, chronic carbolic-acid, 291; from canned food,
361.

Poisons, a new comparison of, 671.

Polk, Dr. Wm. M., the general management of the par-
turient state, 225.

Polypi, nasal, and asthma, 544.

Polypus, naso-pharyngeal, 243; removal by Nélaton's
operation, 607, 608.

Pomeroy, Dr. Oren D., acute circumscribed inflammation
of the meatus auditorius externus, 197.

Popliteal region, exostoses of the, 121, 133.
Pond, Dr. James Otis, memoir of, 521.

Porro's operation, 376.

Post, Dr. A. C., local treatment of carbuncles and fur-
uncles, 281.

Post, Dr. Geo. E., treatment of intestinal obstruction by
opium, 431.

Post-graduate courses, 322; studies, 490.
Potassium, bichromate of, as a cause of disease, 571;

chlorate of, 674; in the treatment of syphilis, 351;
iodide of, in non-syphilitic organic diseases of the
nervous system, 50; iodide of, in small doses, 67;
salicylate of, in rheumatism, 677.

Poultry, drawn or undrawn, 292, 504.

Powders, medicated for catarrh of the upper air pas-
sages, 191.

Præcordia, resection in the, 138.

Practitioners, irregular, 351; Society of New York, 606.
Pregnancy, and chlorosis condition of blood in, 179; and

ovariotomy, 22; disappearance of the phosphates in
the urine of, 630; extra-uterine, 321; extra-uterine
in a quail, 26; ovarian, 28; with epithelioma of
the cervix, 106.

"Rab and his friends," 648.

Rabies, treatment by hoang-nan, 515

Race prejudice among Baltimore physicians, 390.

Radius, and ulna, backward dislocation of, 374; re-
fracture of the, 245.

Rafter, Dr. J. A., gunshot wound of the abdomen, 64.
Rankin, Dr. Francis H., spasmodic neuralgia, 9.
Ranney, Dr. A. L., notice of book by, 16.
Rattlesnake virus, action of, 461.

Raymond, Dr. H. J., cellulo-cutaneous erysipelas in the
cervical region, 485.

Recreations, Sunday, 353.

Rectum, cancer of, 438; imperforate lumbo-colotomy,
as a preliminary operation in, 154; inflammation of,
308.

Red Cross Society, the American, 96.

Reflex disturbances from genital irritation, 136.
Registration act, working of, 588.

Read, Dr. H. H., cystic tumor of the stomach, 628.
Reid, Dr. Kenneth, notice of death of, 112.

Remedies, from Madagascar, 491.

Repositor, uterine, 665.

Resection of the precordial region, 138.

Resolution of the Royal College of Physicians, 70.
Resorcine in malarial affections, 349.

Responsibility, the test of, 56.

Resuscitation, of animals after exposure to cold, 489;

of the still-born, 417.

Revaccination, necessity for, 70.

Reynolds, Dr. Edward, notice of death of, 26.
Rheumatism, acute articular, heart-lesions in, 202; the
salicylates in, 66, 252, 289, 677.

Rhinitis, 617.

Rickets and malaria, 291.
Ripley, Dr. John H., 222.

Roberts, Dr. M. Josiah, elastic tension utilized in adhe-
sive and medicated plasters, 348.

Robinson, Dr. Beverly, 530.

Rockwell, Dr. A. D., notice of book by, 268; observa-
tions on hemiplegia, 452,

Rollet, Prof., 307.

Roosa, Dr. D. B. St. John, the revision of its system of
medical ethics by the Medical Society of the State
of New York, 220.