New York Quarterly Cancer Journal
1877; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Robert S. Newton, Robert S. Newton Jr., Robert S. Newton, Robert S. Newton Jr., C. H. Moore,
ResumoFrontmatter: New York Quarterly Cancer Journal. Essay: "Gettysburg Spring Company", Medical College Hospitals and Clinical Teaching in Paris, Viburnum Compound, Fistula Treated and Radically Cured, with Uniform Success, without the Use of the Knife, Healthy Excitants, Cancer Largely on the Increase, the Last Half Century, On Certain Causes of Mammary Cancer, A Word of Advice to Eclectic Surgeons, We Quote the Following in Relation to the Woman's Hospital, from the New York Medical Journal, for March, 1877, for the Year past, during Which Dr. Sims Has Been Ostracised from Its Service, Human Temperaments and Physiological Compatibility, Cancer—How Treated—Cases Cured, Resigning, Tobacco as a Cause of Blindness, Edgar O. Newton, M. D., Cancer Cured, Stone in the Bladder—Cases Cured, The New York Aquarium, Explorations in Cell-Pathology; or, Observations in Regard to the Causes, Character and Treatment of Cancer, Made from 1843 to 1877, Multiple Essay Items, Book Table, American Perfumery, A Library for $3.50, Hemorrhoids or Piles Death Following an Operation, Piles Treated and Quickly Cured without the Use of the Knife, From Robert S. Newton, Jr., M. D.. Display ads: Dr. Kahn's Grand Museum, Wheeler & Wilson M'f'g Co., W. J. M. Gordon, The New York Pharmaceutical Co., Steinway & Sons, Fusin, The Buffalo Lithia Waters, John F. Henry, Curran & Co., Steinway & Sons' Double Victory, Schering & Glatz, Multiple Display Advertisements, The American Electrizer, Eclectic Medical College, The Eclectic Medical College, Health Food Company.
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