The Eclectic Medical Journal
1874; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
J. A. Munk, John Podex, W. W. Ingalls, A. Jackson Howe, H. L. True, Ezra Moon, Joseph J. Kendrick, John M. Shutt, Dr. Henry Thompson, Dr. Jacob Geiger, A. J. Perkins, Frederick T. Roberts, John M. Scudder, Prof. J. King, Homer C. J. Clarke, J. Ed. Clarke, A. P. Andrew Jr., Amanda Townsend, Fanny Moss, Mary Mead Badger, J. J. Butts, D. J. Jackson, Mrs. H. S. Brown, Sarah J. Hewitt, William Sanderson, Mrs. B. P. Sanderson,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Eclectic Medical Journal. Table of contents: Table of Contents. Display ads: Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincho-Quinine, The Verdict Reached!, Eclectic Text-Books. Essay: Unrecognized by Friends, Cold Infusion of Green Coffee in Gout, A Criticism.—By—Kokomo, Ind., Tea, The Story of the Foxes, Medical Blatherskites.—By John Podex, M. D., Splenetic Tumors and the Cold Douche, Howe's New Self-Retaining Catheter, Rhus Toxicodendron a Specific in Erysipelas.—By John M. Shutt, M. D., Melbern, Ohio, Varieties Gleanings.—By Prof. J. King, M. D., Well Nigh Used up by Opium, Carbonate of Ammonia and Urœmic Poison, Gratitude of a Patient, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Absorption of Uterine Tumors, A Case of Yellow Fever.—By Joseph J. Kendrick, M. D., Bryan, Texas, Original Communications On Sleep.—By J. A. Munk, M. D., Chillicothe, Mo., How Shall We Study Materia Medica ? (Third Paper), The Journal for 1874, Relapsing Fever, Sanitary Value of Light, Our Compliments, and Many Happy Returns, Wm. R. Warner & Co., Typhoid Fever, Parotid Tumors.—By A. Jackson Howe, M. D., Cincinnati, Ohio, Book Notices A Handbook of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. By Frederick T. Roberts, M. D., M. R. C. P., Lecturer …, Saved at Last!, Treatment of Delirium Tremens, Icterus Catarrhalis Cured by Faradization of the Gall Bladder, A Friend to the Rescue, Puerperal Fever, The Physiology of Prayer, The Pancreas in Diabetes Mellitus, The Continued Fever of This Year, Forty Years the Victim of a Fiend, Two Nœvi Cured by Monsel's Solution Applied Externally. By Dr. Jacob Geiger, Phosphorus in Disease of the Nervous System, The Electrolytic Treatment of Malignant Tumors, Use of Baths in Acute Rheumatism, Attended with Head Symptoms and High Temperature.—By Dr. Henry Thompson, Periscope Rheumatism of the Urinary Bladder.—By Prof. Gross, Podophyllin, The Physician's Library, On the Reproductive Organs and the Venereal. By John M. Scudder, M. D., Professor of Pathology and the Practice of Medicine in the Eclectic Medical Institute. Illustrated with Wood Cuts and Colored Plates. Price $5.00. Sent Free by Mail on Receipt of Price, A Star of Hope, a New Lease of Life, A Card of Thanks, No Desire for Opium, Lobelia as a Cardiac Stimulant, Illegitimate and Legitimate Medical Practice.—By W. W. Ingalls, M. D., Hamilton, Ohio, A Veteran Patient, The Position of the Journal—A Criticism, Want of Success, What Homœopaths Say about the Liver, Who Knows You Know?—By Ezra Moon, M. D., College Corner, Ind., A Few Practical Suggestions in Reference to the Diagnosis of Smallpox.—By H. L. True, M. D., McConnelsville, O., Lobelia as a Sedative, The Eclectic Medical Institute. Editorial: Editorial "Ring out the Old, Ring in the New". Marriage notices: Married, Sept. 24th, at the Residence of the Bride's Father in Stowe, Vermont, by the Rev. G. R. Bailey, Carroll E. Gates, M. D., of Saratoga Springs, N. Y., and Miss Addie a. Towne. Classified ads: Agents, Location and Property for Sale. Backmatter: Receipts for Journal to December 23.
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