Syphilis, General Treatment of, Toole and
Scott-298, Jan.

Syphilis, Is the Spirocheta the Causative
Organism of? J. DeLisle-6, Jan.
Syphilis, Modern Treatment of, G. Laca-
pere-6, Jan.

Syphilis, Tatooing and, Holland-31, cx, 3.
Syphilis, The Heredity of, Krefting-32,

XCV, 2.

Syphilis, Treatment of by Salvarsan, W. A.
Lieven-249, Jan.

Teeth and Diseases of Skin and Mucous
Membrane, Relation Between, W. K.
Sibley-6, Jan.

Tuberculosis of Skin, Histology of, Kyrle

-32, XCV, 2.

Urethra, Male, Observations in Persistence
of Gonococci in, E. L. Keyes, Jr.,-8,
Jan.

Urethra, Posterior, Further Studies of with
Cystourethroscope, L. Buerger-13, Jan.
Urethra, Prostatic, Case of Calculi of,
R. L. Spittel-66, Jan. 6.

Urethral Calculi, Especially Encysted Cal-
culi of Prostatic Urethra, K. W. Mon-
sarrat-66, Jan. 6.

Urethritis and Cystitis, Silver Iodide in,
J. A. Gardner-67, Jan.

Urethritis, Chronic Posterior, Vesiculitis
and Epididymitis in Men Beyond Middle
Life, M. R. Parker-202, Jan. 27.
Urethritis, Gonorrheal, Rational Treatment
of, Breakstone-5, Jan.

Urethroscopy of anterior and posterior
urethra, Wossidio-113, Dec.

Varicella Gangrenosa Complicated by
Iridochoroiditis, H. A. Bernstein—6, Jan.
Verumontanum, Disease and Treatment
of G. K. Swinburne-6, Jan.

Wasserman and Weil Cobra-venom Reac-
tions for Syphilis, Comparative Study of,
H. J. Schwartz-232, Jan. 6.
Wasserman Recation, Modified, Experience
with, A. A. Herold-231, Jan.
Xanthelasma and Icterus, Chvostek-334,
lxx, 2.

Astigmatism, Corneal and Absolute, Rela-
tion of, J. Rowan-66, Jan. 13.
Bilateral Anophthalmos, Amaurotic Family
Idiocy, H. B. Sheffield-202, Jan. 27.
Cataract Cases, Removal of Lens in Cap-
sule in, H. A. Beaudouxx-162, Jan. I.
Cataract Extraction, A Safety Device for,
E. E. Maddox-247, Jan.

Cataract Extractions at Jullunder, India, in
Oct., 1909, at Col. Smith's Clinic, Report
on, 358, D. T. Vail-41, Jan.
Cataract Operations, Diminution of Con-
junctival Bacteria as a Matter of Prophy-
laxis Before, V. Lieberman and Leng-
yel-333, Dec.

Cataracts, Advantages of Preliminary Cap-
sulotomy Especially in Immature, H. E.
Smith-41, Jan.

Choroid, Tuberculosis of after 6 Weeks'
Treatment with Tuberculin, L. W. Crig-
ler-234, Jan.

Ciliary Body, Individual Differences of; a
Contribution to Study of Glaucoma, C.
Hess-41, Jan.

Conjunctiva Bulbi, Cyst of, Bistis-30,
1xx, 3.

Copiopia Hysterica, with 2 Cases, W. E:
Shahan-246, Dec.

Cornea, Case of Hyaline Degeneration of,
W. Reber-246, Dec.

Eye, Internal Diseases of, E. J. Marsh-
158, Jan.

Eye Lesions and Salvarsan, Cases, J. C.
O'Gwynn-298, Jan.

Eye Muscle Disorders in an Atypical Case
of Progressive Muscular Atrophy, Grü-
ter-333, Dec.

Eyestrain, Diagnosis of, E. M. Alger—233,
Jan.

Glaucoma, Modified Trephine for Fergus-

Eliot Operation in, L. W. Fox-246, Dec.
Glaucoma Problems, P. Smith-247, Jan.
Glaucoma Simplex, Onset of Inflammatory
Manifestations in, Ischreyt-30, lxx, 3.
Glaucoma, Theory and Practice in Treat-
ment of, J. H. Parsons-184, Jan. 6.
Gonorrheal Conjunctivitis, Treatment of
in the Adult, Hosford and Brooksbank
-184, Jan. 13.

Keratitis Punctata Superficialis, Pathology
of, Verhoeff-30, 1xx, 3.

Lachrymal Gland, Mixed Tumor of, G. H.
Knapp-41, Jan.

Medical and Surgical Practice, Use of Color
Tests in, W. M. Beaumont-66, Jan. 13.
Naphthalin and A-naphthol Action of upon
the Eye, Takamura-30, lxx, 3.
Neuro-retinitis, Idiopathic, So-called Case
with Spontaneous Recovery, J. S. Wyler
-246, Dec.

Noguchi's Cutaneous Luetin Reaction and
its Application in Ophthalmology, M.
Cohen-41, Jan.

Ophthalmia, Sympathetic, A Study of,
(Cont.), A. Elschnig-246, Dec.

Ophthalmic Operations, Bacteriologic Ex-
amination Preceding, V. H. Hulen-304,
Jan.

Optic Neuritis, Retrobulbar, S. H. Brown
---202, Jan. 6.

Orbit, Penetrating Wound of with Dis-
lodgement of Vomer-67, Jan.
Retinal Vessel Diseases, Juvenile, Cords-
333, Dec.

Squint, New Muscle Resection Operation for, R. G. Reese-232, Jan. 13. Sympathetic Inflammation, Remarks

on

Histologic and Etiologic Characteristics of, Guillery-30, 1xx, 3.

Syphilis and the Eye, M. Feingold-298, Jan.

Syphilitic Diseases of Eye, Hereditary, Brückner-333, Dec.

Tetanus after Perforating Wound of Eye Ball, Pincus-82, Dec.

Trachoma, Present Status of, Peters-336, Dec. 20.

Vaccine Immunity of the Eye, Critical and Experimental Studies on, Grüter-30, 1xx, 3.

Auditory Nerve, Division of for Persistent Tinnitus, E. B. Dench-141, Jan. Iodoform Poisoning after an Operation on the Ear, Hirsch-332, lxiii, 4. Jugular Vein, Internal, Excision of for Streptococcic Thrombi of Vein and Cavernous Sinus, J. W. Long-300, Jan. Meningitis, Purulent, Due to Otitis Media, Case with Recovery, Schmiegelow-332, lxiii, 4.

Lateral Sinus Thrombosis, Diagnostic Value of Bacteriologic Blood Examination in, S. Oppenheimer-332, lxiii, 4. Mastoid, Anomalies of from Surgical Aspect, H. B. Hitz-185, Dec. Mastoid, Excavated, Method of Filling with

Flap from Back of Auricle, H. P. Mosher -185, Dec.

Mastoiditis, a Symptom of, H. A. Alderton-185, Dec.

Otitis Media, Acute Suppurative, G. H. Ward-158, Jan.

Scarlatina, Septic, A Severe Case Complicated by Sinus Thrombosis and Purulent Meningitis Cured by Operation and Lumbar Injection of Anti-streptococcus Serum, Ohnacker-332, lxiii, 4. Sigmoid Sinus and Jugular Bulb in Infancy, W. C. Braislin-185, Dec. Vertigo from Standpoint of General Practitioner and Otologist, E. B. Dench-232, Jan. 6.

Adenectomies, Public Agitation and Some Unnecessary, C. B. Younger-147, Jan.

13.

Antrum of Highmore, Angiomata of, E. F. Reamer-162, Jan. 1.

Cribriform Plate and Olfactory Nerve in Man and Certain Animals, J. J. Kyle185, Dec.

Esophagoscopy, R. H. Johnston-185, Dec. Esophagoscopy and Bronchoscopy: Cases of Foreign Bodies in Esophagus Operated by Killian Method, T. Hubbard— 300, Jan.

Esophagus, Treatment of Foreign Bodies in, E. F. Ingals-12, Jan. Foreign Clinics and Impressions of 3d International Laryngo-Rhinological Congress, O. Joachim-231, Jan. Laryngeal, Bronchial and Esophageal Endoscopy, C. Jackson-185, Dec. Laryngeal Tuberculosis in Snuff Takers, Labatt-338, xviii, 1.

Laryngo-esophageal Fistula; Laryngostomy; Cure, J. A. White-185, Dec. Mouth, Relation of Diseases of to Rheumatism, K. Goadby-261, Jan. Nasal Septum, Abscess of, I. W. Voorhees -202, Jan. 27.

Nasal Sinuses, Diagnosis and Treatment of Conditions in Giving Rise to Oculo-orbital Symptoms, Onodi and Bronner— 156, Jan.

Poisoning, Phosphorus, Gangrene of Nose in, Wagner-336, Dec. 20.

Quinsy, M. P. Schuster-304, Jan. Throat, Hemorrhage from, A. C. Getchell -61, Jan. 18.

Tongue, Cyst at Base of, E. A. Forsyth185, Dec.

Tongue, Hemiatrophy of with Defective

Speech, E. W. Scripture-147, Jan. 13. Tongue, Turbinates and Septum, Multiple Hereditary Telangiectasis of with Recurrent Hemorrhages, C. D. Van Wagenen-202, Jan. 20.

Tonsil, The Faucial, W. G. Harrison-298, Jan.

Tonsil Hook, A New, L. F. Long-147, Jan. 6.

Tonsillectomy, L. T. Royster-317, Jan. 1. Tonsillectomy with a Single Instrument, the Tonsillectome, J. C. Beck-147, Jan. 27.

Tonsils, The, and Tonsillectomy, H. T. Aynesworth-304, Jan.

Turbinate, The Inferior, its Longitudinal Resection for Chronic Tumescence, O. T. Freer-185, Dec.

Vocal Cords, 4 cases of Bilateral Abductor Paralysis of, H. A. Beaudoux-293, Jan.

27.

Bromural, Experiences with, Regensburg
-84, Dec.

Caffeine, Effects of on Circulatory and
Muscular Systems, H. C. Wood, Jr.—306,
Jan.

Caffeine on Mental and Motor Insuffi-
ciency, Influence of, H. L. Hollingsworth
-306, Jan.

Calcium Sulphide-Its Use in Infectious
Diseases, Is it Prophylactic? J. E. Pratt
-158, Jan.

Colloids, Electric Metallic, and Their
Therapeutic Application, B. G. Duhamel
-184, Jan. 13.

Digitoxin, Soluble, Effects on Heart of, B.
Moore-184, Jan. 13.

Drugs, Action of in Pathologic Conditions,
W. Salant-147, Jan. 27.
Guaiacol Treatment in Pulmonary Dis-
ease, Comphausen-338, xviii, 1.
Hexamethylenamin, Case of Cystitis Fol-
lowing its Use, W. D. Fullerton-147,
Jan. 13.

High Frequency Current as a Therapeu-
tic Agent, The Why and How of, A. C.
Geyser-158, Jan.

Hot Irrigations, Use of in Thermal
Trauma, A. Rose-233, Jan.
Hypnotism as a Therapeutic Agent, H. R.
Fairfax-319, Jan.

Iodine in Smallpox, C. S. Rockhill-147,
Jan. 27.

MEDICAL
Medical Education and the Midwife Prob-
lem in the U. S., J. W. Williams-147,
Jan. 6.

Medical Education, Forecast of Evolutions
and Revolutions in, T. D. Crothers-3,
Νον.

Iron, Experimental Research into Action
of, Zohn-104, civ, 344.

Light Therapy, Scientific Basis for, Breiger
-335, Dec.

Nauheim Treatment of Heart Disease, H.
Schoonmaker-232, Jan. 27.

Open Air, On what do the Hygienic and
Therapeutic Virtues of Depend, H. Sew-
all-147, Jan. 20.

Oxygen, Administration of, L. Hill-66,
Jan. 13.
Psychotherapy and General Medicine,
W. P. S. Branson-184, Jan. 13.
Psychotherapy in Organic Disease, J. J.
Walsh-2, Jan.

Roentgen Ray as Therapeutic Agent, 12
Years' Experience with, H. R. Varney
-161, Jan.
Saratoga Springs; History, Origin, Chem-
ical Constituents, Therapeutic Action,
D. C. Moriarta-232, Jan. 6.
Saratoga Springs; Specific Clinical Indica-
tions, G. F. Comstock—232, Jan. 6.
Sodium Salicylates of Natural and Syn-
thetic Origin, Comparative Investigation
of Effects and Toxicity of, J. A. Wad-
dell-40, Dec.

Spa Treatment of Heart Troubles at Nau-
heim and in America, Relative Merits of,
L. F. Bishop-232, Jan. 6.

Therapeutic Thought, Modern, in Ger-
many, W. J. Robinson-5, Jan.
Therapeutics, American, Modern Tenden-
cies in, Abbott-5, Jan.

Therapeutics, Experimental, T. Sollmann
-147, Jan. 27.

Therapeutics, Physical, in the

Medical

Press, M. L. H. A. Snow-202, Jan. 20.
Tuberculin Therapy, Determination of In-
dividual Dosage in, White and Van Nor-
man-40, Jan.

Vaccine Therapy, J. Ritchie--110, Jan.
EDUCATION

Medical Examiners, Aims, Purposes and
Problems of State Board of, B. K. Hays
-147, Jan. 13.

Obstetrics, Remarks on Teaching, II.
Schwarz--9, Jan.

FORENSIC MEDICINE

violet Rays, Deelemann-133, Dec. 15.
Forensic Aspects of Fright Caused Trauma-
tism, J. G. Kiernan-3, Nov.
Hospitals and Dispensaries, Plea for Es-
tablishment of a Department for Con-
servation of Health in, M. J. Schoen-
berg-232, Jan. 20.

Hygienic and Economic Features of East
River Homes Foundation, H. L. Shively
232, Jan. 6.

Infant Life, Recent Legislation in its Bear-
ing on, A. J. Horne-107, Jan.
Insurance Companies in their Relation to
Sanitary Science, J. H. Florence-231,
Jan.

Lake Forest Hospital for Contagious Dis-
eases, A. C. Haven-147, Jan. 27.
Medical Inspection of Schools and School
Children, J. B. Story-107, Jan.
Medicine, Relation of to Law, J. H.
Gleason-232, Jan. 20.

Panama Canal, The, H. M. Folkes-298,
Jan.

Poisoning by Margarine,

xvii, 6.

Schilling-38,

Physician's Duty to the People, The, M. L.
Dalton--317, Jan. 1.

Physiology in Schools, L. Coville-234,
Jan.

Pulque and Pulque Drinking in Mexico,
J. Bland-Sutton-184, Jan. 6.
Relation of the Medical Profession to the
People, J. C. Wilson-317, Jan. 1.
Rural Sanitation, A. W. Freeman-298, Jan.
Tonsilitis, Outbreak of in Eastern Mass.,
and its Relation to an Infected Milk Sup-
ply, C. E. A. Winslow-185, Jan.
Tuberculosis, Observations on Prevention
of, J. S. Wallace-184, Jan. 6.
Typhoid Bacillus Carrier, A, of 46 years'
Standing and an Outbreak of Typhoid
Traced to this Source, Bolduan and
Noble-147, Jan. 6.

Typhoid Fever in the Philippine Islands,
W. P. Chamberlain-215, Jan.
Typhoid Fever, Three Outbreaks of Traced
to Milk Infection, Jordan and Irons-
147, Jan. 20.

Typhoid, Practical Method for Control of
as Applied to Watershed of Baltimore,
Price, Stokes and Rohrer-147, Jan. 20.

Absorption of Albumin Without Diges-

tion, Van Alstyne and Grant-157, Dec.
Amebae Parasitic in Animals, Cultures of,
A. W. Williams-157, Dec.

Anaphylaxis, St. G. T. Grinnan—147, Jan.

20.

Anaphylatoxic Substances, Production of
by Autolysis of Bacteria and their Re-
lations to Endotoxins, E. C. Rosenow-
185, Jan.
Antigen, Soluble, Fixation of by the Tis-
sues, Pettit, and Carlson-155, Jan.
Arneth's Nucleoanalytical Method as Ap-
plied to the Eosinophiles, J. F. Hultgen
-232, Jan. 27.

Arrow Poison, An Abor, an Examination
of, F. N. Windsor-66, Jan. 6.
Auricular Fibrillation, Evidences of, Treated
Historically, T. Lewis-184, Jan. 13.
Autopsy Tray and Warming Stage, Com-
bination of to Facilitate Bleeding of
Rabbits from Postauricular Vein, G. A.
Rueck-232, Jan. 13.

B. Dysenteriae Recovered from Peripheral
Blood and Stools of Cases in Panama,
Darling and Bates-8, Jan.

B. Muris as the Etiological Agent of Pneu-
monitis in White Rats and its Patho-
genicity for Laboratory Animals,
O. W. H. Mitchell-155, Jan.
Beri-beri, Etiology of, Frazer and Stan-
ton-170, Dec. 15.

Berkefeld Filter, Further Bacterial Studies
with, Hesse-334, 1xx, 2.

Blood, Coagulation Time of as Affected by
Various Conditions, M. Solis Cohen-40,
Dec.

Blood-pressure-raising, Substance of the

Adrenals in Acute Adrenal Insufficiency,
Observations on, J. V. Cooke-40, Jan.
Blood Specimens for Laboratory Examina-
tion, Obtaining, T. W. Hastings-233,
Jan.

Calcification and Ossification, Studies in;
iv, Welles, Holmes and Henry-157, Dec.
Cancer Problem, Definition and Solution
of, L. Loeb-141, Jan.

Carbonic Acid in Blood in Pathologic Con-
ditions, Porges, Leindörfer and Marko-
vici-331, 1xxiii, 5 and 6.

Cell Proliferant, The New; a Note on the
Symphytum Officinale, W. Bramwell-
66, Jan. 6.

Cholera and Other Vibrios, Value of Blood
Plague Methods in Differentation Be-
tween, Huntemüller and Ornstein-334,
lxx, 2.

Ductus Arteriosus Botali, Persistent Pa-
tency of in the Dog, C. Brooks-40, Jan.
Epithelial Cells in the Kidney, Wittich-
316, Dec. 7.

Hematoporphyrinuria in Lead Poisoning,
Götze-322, Dec. 14.

Immunization and Anti-body Production in
Tuberculosis, Sata-338, xviii, 1.
Incubation, Practical, Easy and Cheap
Method of, J. H. Schrup-147, Jan. 27.
Infection, Generalized, with Diphtheroid
Organism, Case, L. M. DeWitt-155, Jan.
Kidney, Intact Cat, Regeneration of Renal
Epithelium in, W. DeB. MacNider-137,
Dec.

Leucocytes, New Method of Counting,
R, A, P. Hill—184, Jan. 6.

Leucocytic Enzymes in Leucemia in Neu-
tral Media, Morris and Boggs-40, Dec.
Levulosuria, with an Unusual Case,
Strouse and Friedman-40, Jan.
Liver-broth, a Medium for Determination
of Gas-forming Bacteria in Water, Jack-
son and Muer-133, Dec. 15.

Meat Poisoning in Animals with Eck's Fis-
tula, Fischler-104, civ, 3 and 4.
Miliary Tubercle, The, in the Vessels of
the Lung, Boyman-316, Dec. 7.

Milk, Cell Content of, H. E. Ross-155,
Jan.

Nucleic Acids and their Cleavage Products,
Chemical and Physiological Importance of,
V. C. Myers-2, Nov.

Pathological Institute of a General Hospital,
W. Osler-126, Nov.

Pellagrous Symptoms in Fowls by Feeding
them Maize Inoculated with a Specific Bac-
terium, C. C. Bass-147, Nov. 18.

Pepsin, Chemo-Biological Study of the Rela-
tions of to Anti-pepsin, W. W. Hamburger
-151, Nov.

Pituitary Body, Experimental Investigations
on the, Handelsmann and Horsley-66, Nov.

4.

Pituitary Extracts, Depressor Action of, C.
P. McCord-40, Nov.

Plague Infection, with Particular Reference
to that of Ground Squirrel Origin, McCoy
and Chapin-155, Nov.

Pneumococcus in Sputum, Comparative Viru-
lence of at Various Stages of the Disease,
J. A. Luetscher-155, Nov.
Premature Contractions Arising in Junctional
Tissues, T. Lewis-181, v, 17.
Presphygmic Period, a Study of with the
Micrograph, A. C. Crehore-151, Nov.
Protein Requirement or do we eat too Much
Meat? W. Tibbles-66, Nov. 18.
Proteins, Action of Certain Bacteria on, F. A.
Bainbridge—152, xi, 3.

Proteolytic Substances in the Blood, Nature
of, G. F. Dick--155, Nov.

Purin Content of Foods, Vogel-227, Nov. 14.
Scarlet Fever, Bacteriologic Examination of
Lymphatic Glands in, J. A. Kolmer-6a,
Νον.

Scarlet Fever, Specific Anti-bodies in, K. K.
and J. M. Koessler-155, Nov.

Serous Exudates, Diagnostic Value of Myto-
tic Figures in Cells of, L. F. Warren-
40, Nov.

Sleeping Sickness, Rerent Experiments on
Transmission of, A. G. Bagshawe-66, Nov.

II.

Spirocheta Pallida, Comparative Value of
Methods of Demonstrating, Phillips and
Glynn-66, Nov. II.
Thyreoparathyreoid Secretion as Wright's

Tissues, Rejuvenation of Cultures of, A. Car-
rel-147, Nov. II.

Trypanosome Virus, Intra-stomachal and In-
tra-intestinal Inoculations of, with Tests for
Immunity, B. T. Terry—151, Nov.
Urobilin and Bilirubin in Blood Serum, Origin
of, Roth and Heizfeld-101, Nov. 16.
Vaccines, Specific, Effect of on Rat Typhoid,
Steinhardt and Flournoy-155, Nov.
Ventricle, Origin of Electric Oscillations and
Direction of Contraction of in Instances of
Complete Irregularity of Heart, T. Lewis-
181, v. 17.

Wassermann Reaction in Dourine Infected
Rabbits, Meyer-227, Oct. 31.

Wassermann Reaction, Relation of Natural
Anti-sheep Amboceptor to, H. LeB. Peters
-232, Nov. 18.

Wassermann's Reaction, Effect of Choles-
terin on the Organ Extracts in, Sachs-57,
Nov. 13.

Opsonic Index, Variations in Concentra-
tion of Blood as Affecting the, Jackson
and Hawn-40, Jan.

Pain Sense of Pleural Membranes, Experi-
mental Study of, J. A. Capps-40, Dec.
Pathologic Specimens, The Question of
Preservation of, Schorr-316, Dec. 7.
Pathology, History of in the Glasgow
Royal Infirmary and the Functions of the
Pathological Department, J. H. Teacher
126, Jan.

Phosphorous, An Ether-soluble, Content of
Blood Serum of in Various Diseases, Ki-
mura and Stepp-104, civ, 3 and 4.
Plague-like Disease of Rodents, Observa-
tions on, with a note on its Cause, B.
Tularense, McCoy and Chapin-155, Jan.
Poliomyelitis Epidemic; Visceral Lesions
of Human Cases, Flexner, Peabody and
Draper-147, Jan. 13.

Purin Content of Common Articles of

Food, Arnold and Larrabee-147, Jan. 6.
Purkinje Cell of Cerebellum, Identity in
Dog and Man of the Sequence of
Changes Produced by Functional Activ-
ity in, D. H. Dolley-157, Dec.
Pyemia Due to an Anaerobic Polymorphic
Bacillus, Probably B. Fusiformis, Rose-
now and Tunnicliff-155, Jan.

Sections, Fresh and Fixed Microscopic and
Macroscopic, Simple Photographic Ap-
paratus for Immediate Record of, W. C.
MacCarty-300, Jan.

Spectroscope, The, in Clinical Medicine,
R. T. Williamson-196, Dec.
Staphylococci,

Color

Aureus,

Production

Action

and

Pathogenicity of, Noguchi-34, xevi, 3.
Staphylococcus

of

on

Klebs-Loeffler Bacillus, L. M. De Witt

155, Jan.