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Hematuria: Its relation to malarial infection and the in-
gestion of quinine-Dr. Bransford Lewis, of St. Louis,

Abdominal neurosis, A painful, Due to genital reflex-Dr.
E. W. Saunders, of St. Louis, -

Adenoids in the pharynx-Dr. William Porter, of St. Louis,
Antitoxin-Dr. Wm. D. Hohmann, of Kewanee, Ill.,
Amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea, Treatment of, with Apio-

line-Dr. Leon Garner, of New York City,

Axis of the fetal head, On the, and its relation to the "par
turient line"-Dr. W. Hutson Ford, of St. Louis,

Bandage for the shoulder-Joint and contiguous structures
Dr. Edgar Thompson, of St. Louis,

Bronchial asthma, Some remarks on the etiology and treat-
ment of Dr. D. S. Maddox, of Marion, Ohio,
Burns and scalds, Treatment of, with Ficric Acid-Dr. Ed-
gar Thompson, of St. Louis, -

Cancer of the breast, The newer methods of operating for-
Dr. L. T. Riesmeyer, of St. Louis, -
Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, in diseases of
the Fallopian tubes-Dr. Fletcher D. Mooney, of St.
Louis,
Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, in intestinal
obstruction-Dr. H. C. Dalton, of St. Louis, -
Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, furnished by
the liver not including injuries-Dr. H. H. Mudd, of
St. Louis,

Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, in relation to
Pregnancy and labor-Dr. B. M. Hypes, of St. Louis,
Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, for non-trau.
matic perforations of intestine-Dr. A. F. Bock, of St.
Louis,

Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, in ectopic
pregnancy-Dr. Jas. W. Smith, of St. Louis,
Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, in diseases of
the appendix-Dr. A. H. Meisenbach, of St. Louis,
Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, in hernia-
Dr. F. J. Lutz, of St. Louis, -
Celiotomy, The indications and limitations of, in reference
to intestinal and pancreatic neoplasms-Dr. Edward
Borck, of St. Louis,

Chancroids, Treatment of Dr. Jno. M. Langsdale, of Kan-
sas City, Mo., -

Clinical report of a year's work from the case-book of a
country surgeon-Dr. V. Berry, of Wagner, I. T.,
Colles' Fracture, The treatment of Dr. Edward A. Tracy,
of Boston,

Insanity, A case of systematized, and its lesson-Dr. Ed-

JUL15 ward Runge of St. Louis,

Insanity, Clinical lecture on-Dr. Ralph A Goodner, of
Anna, Ill.
IntubationDJ. T. McAnally, of Carbondale, Ill.,

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37 Larvæ passed from the intestinal canal-Dr. John B. Ros-
son, of Tulare City, Cal.,

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Bremer's Dr., blood test for diabetes before the "Societe Medicale des Hopitaux,"

Bubonic plague, The

City Hospital Medical Society, Annual meeting of the City Hospital Commission, Report of the Committees of the St. Louis Medical Society, Committee, Report of the, appointed by the St. Louis Medical Society for the investigation of free clinics, Committee, The appointment by the St. Louis Medical Society of a, to investigate free clinics, Committee, The supplemental report of the, on dispensaries and clinics appointed by the St. Louis Medical Society Committee, Another supplemental report of the, on dispensaries and clinics appointed by the St. Louis Medical Society,

Compulsory measures of health boards to prevent the spread of consumption, Condemnation of the action of Governor Stephens - Resolutions of the Central District Medical Society of Missouri,

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Saint Louis Medical Society, The publication of the proceedings of the

Saint Louis Medical Society, Resolutions of the, regarding the methods of certain hospital associations,

Southern Illinois Medical Association,

Southern Illinois Medical Association, Semi annual meeting of the Southern Illinois Medical Association, Officers of the

130 Stercorin-Cholesteremia, The rediscovery of Austin Flint's State Insane Asylum, Dr. Young's refusal to resign from the 256 State Insane Asylum at Fulton, The appointment of homeopaths at the