... Since the. relative position of the tube in reference to the indicating ball and the photographic plate remains fixed and known, ...

... courfe of the work, have occafion to introduce references to thefe ca- thartic balls, under the heads of various difeafes, it will be more convenient to diftinguifh them by numbers ; and, be- ginning with the weakeft, the reference need only be made to the number in ...

... other hand, man is gathered up into a ball, with the nose between the knees. With reference to moles, of which we have previously46 spoken, ...

... all this portion of the foot presenting a ball-like appearance, having rudimentary toes projecting. In reference to blemishes, their cause cannot be satisfactorily explained. ...

... all this portion of the foot presenting a ball-like appearance, having rudimentary toes projecting. In reference to blemishes, their cause cannot be satisfactorily explained. ...

... life, who mingle much in society, frequent the ball-room, the theatre, and the opera.” By reference to another quotation from Dr. Ramsbotham, vide page ( ...

... Mechanism of the Formation of Phytobezoars With Special Reference to the Persimmon Ball, Jap. J. M. Be 2. 21 18345 Smith, ...

... enclosed within a Fig. 1373.-Lycoperdon Bovista, Puff-ball. (F. P. P.) Fig. 1371.-Lactarius. (F. P. P. after Valmy.) 272 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Fungi. Fungi, sort ...

... thigh, will let the foot rest upon the ball of the toe, the heel being raised and unsupported, and 770 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Tendon Keflex. Tendon ...

... diverticulum is to act like the empty rubber ball in the ordinary syringe, i.e., to make the current 222 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Aneurism. Aneurism. more ...