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NNHE WESTERN JOURNAL of the MEDICAL
u AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES: edited by Daniel
Drake, NJ D., & James NJ. Finley, NJ D. Published in
Cincinnati, Ohio, by L. Demng, at four dollars if
not paid till after the year expires three dollars and
nifty cents will be taken in the of six months,
or three dollars in advance.
CONTENTS OF NO. 4, VOL. vI-APRIL, 1888.
Essays and Cdses.-I. Observations on the Laws of
Sympathetic Action in the Animal ECONOMY, by
James c. Finley, NJ. Dbl. Observations on Scarlet
Fever as it appeared in Steubenville, Ohio, during
the winter of 1881 and 1882, by A. Judkins, NJ D.
IT. Report of case of a long standing Ulcer, from
which was extracted three teeth, resembling those OF
the human jaw, by James c. Finley,M.p.
Reriews and Bibhogrophical Notes.--IV. Trea-
tlse on Fever, by oouthwood Smith, NJ. physician
to the London Fever Hospital. Philadelphia: Cary
& Lea-pp 450, 8vo. Clinical Illustrations of Fever,
comprising report of the treated at the Lon
don Fever Hospital, in 1928 and 1899, by Alexander
Tweedle, NJ. D.. physician to the London Fever Hos
pital, &c &c. Philadel lhia Cary & Lea--pp. $50.
Svo.-V. Pathological and practical researches on
diseases OF the brain and spinal cord by John Aber
combrie, NJ, d Fellow fthe Royal College of Ply
sioians of Edinburgh, &C. and first PLY to his
Majesty in Scotland. Philadelphia; Cary & Lea
PIP $50, 8vo.--Vl. A. CoInelm Cesi de Medicinal
Libri octo; ex recenaone Leonard large. The
Eight Books of Aules Cornelius CELSIUS on Medicine
from the Text of Leonardus Targa.-Vll. A Man
ua of Surgery, founded upon the principles and prac-
tice lately taught by Sir Ashley Cooper and Joseph
Henry Green, ESQ.,, F, R. s., Professor of Anatomy
to the Royal Academy, Surgeon to, and Lecturer on
Surgery, st. Thomas Hospital. Edited by Thomas
Castle, F. r. S. Boston: Munroe L. Francis. New
York: Charles L. Francis. l3S3-pp. AGO, l2mo.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
!. .4nalectc.--l. On Nervous Ganglions, and
on the Origin and Nature of the Intercosa Nerve
e. Cases of eruptive Disease arising from the use
of Cubebs.--3. Treatment of Gastrodyma ,by DR..
Graves.--4. On the Treatment of Habitual Consti-
pation.-5 M. Dupuytren the Consolidation OF
Fractures of the Neck of the Femur within the cap
sule.--6. Furious Delirium, consequent on the Re-
percussion of Erysipeas cured by recalling the In
aamation.-7 Luner Caustc Blister.--8. New meth
cd of operating in Ectropion.-9. Operation of Lii
thotomy for the extraction of Portion of Catheter
from the Badder.-l0. Native Lithotomists in India
Ill. Gases of Phlebitis- Advantages of Free Open
ings.--l2. Treatment of Croup.--l3. Croup.-l4
Affections of the Head produced by Quinine- l5
Spinal Apopexy, or Extayasation of Blood in the
Spinal CanaL-l6. Destruction of a portion of the
Spinal Cord.--l7. Caseof Aphonia, treated by Nj
tras Argenti.-l8. Case of Rheumatism, treated by
the Local Use of the Acetate of Morphia.-l9 Case
ofsevere Sciatica cured BY Bloodletting Para
lyss ofthe Porto Dura cured by MoXas--2l. Wire
Gus Humor Reg enerated.--22. Gases of Vesico-Va-
ginal and Recto- Vaginal Fisfuia curei.--32.~ Tic
Douloureux of stump said to be cured by the ref
moval of portion of the Nhdian Ncrve---24. Diff
fused Hydrocele of the Cord.---25 Scrofulos Di:
ease of -26.Puerperal Perioration of the Abb
domina Parietes---27. On large doses of Quinine in
Atmospheric Fevers.--2S. Obituary Notice of Dr.
Spurzheim, from the Funeral Grafton of Professor
Follen.
II. .4nalyticul.---29. Documents relative to the
Medical College of Ohio; ard the Law regulating the
Practice of Physic in Ohio
Nav 1873