... well as the every day operations. By Charles Clay, m.d., with numerous illustrations. From the Third London Edi- tion. i2mo. Price $2.o0 " It is a useful and convenient book of reference; the illustrations are good, and the book will ...

... well as the every day operations. By Charles Clay, m.d., with numerous illustrations. From the Third London Edi- tion. i2mo. Price $2.00 " It is a useful and convenient book of reference; the illustrations are good, and the book will ...

... object is strength of cur- 265 Electro- Therapeutics. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. (SUPPLEMENT.) rent. As a substitute Apostoli suggested sculptors' clay held in place by gauze. This material holds ...

... Diseases of the Tongue. 8vo. London, 1873. 7976 Clay, (Chs.) The Complete Handbook of Obstetric Surgery. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1874. Clymer, (M.) Notes on the Physiology and Pathology of the Ner- vous System, with reference to Clinical Medicine. Pht. New York, 1870. 7909 ...

... A, and the flame plays round all the clay vessels, which are charged with roasted ore and charcoal. 664 DUST FUEL FURNACES-GAS FURNAES. Before leaving the subject.of furnaces which employ solid fuel, reference must be made to several ingenious attempts to ...

... in houses built on rocks or on impervious clays, yet epidemics of the disease cannot occur in such places. Professor Vogt, of Berne, in 1875 announced that, having carefully studied all the theories in reference to Cholera, he gives the first place to ...

... its Avater is absorbed) before it reaches the clay FOR VILLAGE AND COUNTRY HOUSES. 225 bank beloAV, or is held by this bank until it is dis- posed of. This question is often raised Avith reference to the sub-surface system: "If the dire ...

... Pipes with short stems, especially those made of clay, are dangerous, as cancer of the lower lip often results from their use; pressure and heat are the most active agents in inducing this disease. Sufficient reference has already been made to cigarettes to show ...

... are practitioners who select a remedy principally with reference to the external conditions of the symptoms, such as: the time of clay when they appear, the side of the body, ...

... the same playthings as modern children; for frequent references are made in Greek literature to rattles, go-carts, dolls of painted clay, hoops and tops. Aristophanes in his comedy of ...