The Eclectic Medical Journal
1874; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
W. M. Ingalls, A. J. Eidson, O. O. Thwing, J. W. Pruitt, H. C. Davidson, C. F. Basford, S. W. Biddinger, Prof. A. Jackson Howe, E. M. Hale, W. H. Hunt, H. Gibbons, Milbrey Green, John M. Scudder, Edgar Holden, John M. Scudder, Homer C. J. Clarke, J. Ed. Clarke, A. P. Andrew Jr., Amanda Townsend, 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, Receipts for Journal to February 24. Table of contents: Table of Contents. Display ads: Cincho-Quinine, The Verdict Reached!, Eclectic Text-Books. Essay: Unrecognized by Friends, Marriage of Consumptives, Howe on the Eye, Metrorrhagia.—By A. J. Eidson, M. D., Topeka, Kansas, Castration in Homoculture, Eclectic Medical Institute—Winter Session, Veratrum Viride as a Remedy in Puerperal Convulsions.—By S. W. Biddinger, M. D., Waynesburgh, Suppression of Perspiration, Appearance of the Tongue as a Symptom of Disorder of the Stomach, A Study of Diagnosis, with Reference to the Administration of Remedies. By John M. Scudder, M. D., Chronic Diarrhœa, Gratitude of a Patient, Well Nigh Used up by Opium, Obstinate Vomiting of Pregnancy, Cured by Enemata of Bromide of Potassium, Saved at Last!, Expulsion of the Tapeworm.—By C. F. Basford, M. D., Cincinnati, Ohio, Prof. Powell's "Life-Line", A Friend to the Rescue, Original Communications Pleuro-Pneumonia, Empyema and Thoracentesis.—By W. M. Ingalls, M D., Insufflation of Flowers of Sulphur in Diphtheritic Conjunctivitis, Homœopathy, Puerperal Fever.—By H. C. Davidson, M. D., Reeves' Station, Mo., Forty Years the Victim of a Fiend, Hypertrophy of the Spleen—Ague Cake.—By J. W. Pruitt, M. D., Russellville, Ark., Puerperal Peritonitis. By W. H. Hunt, M. D., A Physiological Problem of Some Interest Is at Present Undergoing Discussion, A Star of Hope, a New Lease of Life, A Card of Thanks, "Antidote." and Assured of Its Effects by Mr. Caddington, of the Vincennes Times, I Put Myself under Your Treatment, No Desire for Opium, Position in Labor. By H. Gibbons, M. D., The Febrifuge Properties of the Cinchona Alkaloids —Cinchonia, Quinidia, and Cinchonidia, Periscope Populus in Vesical Tenesmus. By E. M. Hale, M. D., The Yellow Fever of 1873, Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society, Trials of a Country Doctor.—By O. O. Thwing, M. D., Martinsville, Ind., The Death of Agassiz Is a Topic in Scientific Circles; and the Peculiarities of the Great Naturalist Constitute a Them of Extraordinary Interest, A Veteran Patient, Fluid Adhesive Plaster, Lupous, Rodent and Cancroid Ulcers. By Prof. A. Jackson Howe, M. D., Cincinnati, Ohio, New Method of Gargling the Larynx, Opium Alkaloids and Chloroforn, Phosphorus Mixture, The Sphymograph. Its Physiological and Pathological Indications. By Edgar Holden, M. D. 290 Illustrations. Philadelphia, Lindsay & Blakiston; Cincinnati, Robert Clarke & Co. Price $3.00, Book Notices Specific Medication and Specific Medicines. Revised, with an Appendix Containing Papers on the Subject, …, Chinese Medicine. Editorial: Editorial What Is the Difference?. Marriage notices: Married, January 29th, near Roseville, Parke County, at the Residence of the Bride's Father, Dr. John a. Baldridge, of Farmersburg, and Miss Lovilla Challis. Death notices: Died, at Hamburg, Iowa, Feb. 10, 1874, Dr. Wm. Hamilton. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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