... thus subjected to operation and needless mutilation. To guard against this too common error the practitioner should study his case well with reference to other hysterical stigmata. IV. HYPNOTISM. It is ...

... accidents may well set us constantly on our guard."* Dr. Eyan, too, says, " Ptyalism of infants is often followed by sloughing of the gums and cheeks; and this I have known to ...

... strikes, making a very efficient punch for forming guards or stops to prevent the col- lars from being forced too far under the gum. The depression in the convex beak being slightly ...

... strikes, making a very efficient punch for forming guards or stops to prevent the col- lars from being forced too far under the gum. The depression in the convex beak being slightly ...

... the usefulness of 37 Guaranteeing cures 101, 248 Guard yourself 124 Guide in judging whether an apothecary store is properly conducted 224, 229 Gums, object of lancing child- ren’s 152 Habits, disgusting ...

... efficiently the requirements of the case with single gum teeth, but which may be accomplished in the most per- fect manner by means of porcelain blocks constructed with special reference to the condition of the parts to be ...