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Page 971 - The Annals of Surgery, the only English . journal published devoted exclusively to Surgery, enters now upon its fourth year. Drs. LS Pilcher of Brooklyn, NY, and CB Keetley of London, England, are the chief editors, assisted by most all the able surgeons of this country as well as Europe, which is sufficient guarantee of the literary merits. We bespeak for it the cooperation of the members of the profession who are interested in progressive surgery. JH Chambers & Co., St. Louis, Mo., are...
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