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Page 116 - The eleventh yearly issue of this valuable one-volume reference work is to hand ; and it richly deserves and perpetuates the enviable reputation which its predecessors have made, for selection of material, accuracy of statement and great usefulness. The corps of department editors is representative in every respect. Numerous illustrations — many of which are in colors — make the
Page 58 - Street (which has kindly been placed at the Congress's disposal for the purpose) during the forenoons, as may be arranged among the members themselves. 4. No papers will be read at the general meetings. The accepted essays will be printed and supplied to all who desire to take part in the debates on their subject matter. They will be presented at the meetings singly or in groups, according to their contents — a brief analysis of each being given from the chair; and the points on which they treat...
Page 304 - We will not render medical or surgical services to the members of the above mentioned bodies for less compensation than we charge the general public for similar services.
Page 297 - We have actually touched the border land where Matter and Force seem to merge into one another, the shadowy realm between Known and Unknown which for me has always had peculiar temptations. I venture to think that the greatest scientific problems of the future will find their solution in this Border Land, and even beyond ; here, it seems to me, lie Ultimate Realities, subtle, far-reaching, wonderful.
Page 52 - Series," to be issued quarterly at $2 per year, 50 cents a number. Each number will consist of a complete work of fiction by medical authors. Only such works as are of established value will be reproduced in this popular form. King's "Stories of a Country Doctor" will be issued in January, 1896, to be followed in march by Dr.
Page 94 - It is most important that those contemplating the trip notify the secretary of this committee at once, and also the date of their return passage. Berths can only be secured by a deposit of $25.00. Further information, cabin plans of ships, etc., may be had on application to the secretary.
Page 155 - Thou, too, sail on, O Ship of State! Sail on, O UNION strong and great! Humanity with all its fears, With all the hopes of future years, Is hanging breathless on thy fate.
Page 55 - June 16, at 3 PM All interested in materia medica should be present. There is every prospect that the usual rate of a fare and a third for the round trip will be allowed by the traffic associations. The Joint Traffic Association, which resulted from the consolidation of the Central Traffic Association and the Trunk Line Association, now controls all the territory between New York and Chicago. This association goes into effect February 1, provided an injunction against its legality, brought by the...
Page 116 - Part I., comprises the new remedies, together with an extended review of the therapeutic progress of the year.