ABBOTT, SAMUEL W., M.D.

ADAMS, H. F., M.D.

BEACH, H. H. A., M.D.

BEANE, FRANK DUDLEY, A.M., M.D.

BIDWELL, W. D., M.D.

BILLINGS, J. S., M.D., LL.D.
BLAKE, CLARENCE J., M.D.
BLAKE, JOHN G., M.D.

BLODGETT, ALBERT N., M.D.
BOWDITCH, H. P., M.D.

BRADFORD, E. H., M.D.
BRAINERD, JOHN B., M.D.
BRIDGE, NORMAN, M.D.
BUCKINGHAM, E. M., M.D.
BULLARD, WM. N., M.D.
BURRELL, H. L., M.D.
CABOT, A. T., M.D.
CHANDLER, THOS. H., M.D.
CHANNING, WALTER, M.D.
CHEEVER, D. W., M.D.
CLARKE, MAURICE D., M.D.
COTTING, BENJ. E., M.D.
CUSHING, H. W., M.D.
DAVENPORT, F. H., M.D.
DERBY, HASKET, M.D.
DOE, O. W., M.D.

DORAN, ALBAN, M.D.
DOW, E. SCOTT, M.D.
DRAPER, F. W., M.D.

DUTTON, SAMUEL L., M.D.

DWIGHT, THOMAS, M.D.
ELLIOTT, J. W., M.D.
ELLIS, F. W., M.D.

FARLOW, J. W., M.D.
FARNHAM, EDWIN, M.D.
FIFIELD, W. C. B., M.D.
FITZ, REGINALD H., M.D.

GAGE, J. ARTHUR, A.M., M.D.
GAY, GEORGE W., M.D.

GOSS, FRANKLIN W., M.D.
GREEN, C. M., M.D.

GREEN, J. ORNE, M.D.

HALL, J. N., M.D.

HAM, JOHN R., M.D.

HARE, H. A., M.D.

HARRINGTON, CHAS., M.D.
HARRINGTON, F. B., M.D.
HAVEN, GEO., M.D.

HERSEY, GEORGE D., M.D.

HEYDECKER, H. R., H.M.S.

HILLS, W. B., M.D.

HODGES, W. D., M.D.

HOLYOKE, W. C., M.D.

HOMANS, JOHN, M.D.

HOOPER, FRANKLIN H., M.D.

HOPKINS, SAMUEL A., M.D., D.D.S. INGALLS, WM., M.D.

JACK, FRED'K L., M.D.
JACKSON, HENRY, M.D.
JEFFRIES, B. JOY, A.M., M.D.

JEFFRIES, JOHN A., M.D.

JOHNSON, HORATIO H., M.D.

JOHNSON, T. D., M.D.

KEEN, W. W., M.D.
KEMP, E. A., M.D.

KNAPP, HERMAN, M.D.
KNAPP, P. C., M.D.

KNIGHT, FED'K I., M.D.
LANE, E. B., M.D.

LORD, WM. T., M.D.

LOVETT, ROBERT W., M.D.
LYMAN, C. B., M.D.

MACAULEY, CAPT. C. N. B., M.D.

MARCY, HENRY O., M.D.
MARION, HORACE E., M.D.

MINOT, FRANCIS, M.D.
MIXTER, S. J., M.D.

MONKS, G. H., M.D.
NEWELL, OTIS K., M.D.
OSGOOD, HAMILTON, M.D.

OVIAT, GEORGE A., M.D.

PARKER, COL. F. H., U. S. A.

PARKER, W. THORNTON, M.D.

PILCHER, JAMES E., M.D.

PINKHAM, J. G., M.D.

PORTER, CHAS. B., M.D.

POST, ABNER, M.D.

PUTNAM, J. J., M.D.

REYNOLDS, EDWARD, M.D.

RICHARDSON, MAURICE H., M.D.

ROETH, A. GASTON, M.D.

ROOT, R. B., M.D.

SHATTUCK, F. C., M.D.

SHATTUCK, GEORGE B., M.D.

SMITH, W. EVERETT, M.D.

STANDISH, MYLES, M.D.

STEDMAN, HENRY R., M.D.
STRONG. CHARLES P., M.D.

STURGIS, RUSSELL, M.D.

SWIFT, WM. N., M.D.
TAYLOR, W. H., M.D.

VICKERY, HERMAN F., M.D.

WADSWORTH, O. F., M.D.

WALLIAN, SAMUEL S., M.D.
WEBBER, S. G., M.D.

WELCH, WILLIAM H., M.D.
WHITE, JAMES C., M.D.
WHITMAN, ROYAL, M.D.

WHITNEY, W. F., M.D.

WHITTIER, E. N., M.D.

WILLIAMS, HENRY W., M.D., A.M.

WITHINGTON, C. F., M.D.

ZAKRZEWSKA, M. E., M.D.

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America. Comparative mortality in England and in America, 53.
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Antiseptic Surgical Cabinet, Getz, H. L., 579.
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Apohaquí mineral water, Cutler, E. G., 124.

Apostoli's treatment of uterine fibroids by electrolysis, Thornton,
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Army. Report of the surgeon-general, 49.

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Aspirator. A new aspirating apparatus, Ruault, 135.
Athletic Sports. Excesses and abuses in athletic sports, 459.
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Bailey, E. H. S., and Nichols, E. L. The delicacy of the sense of
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Barker, F. Acute Bright's disease in the puerperal state, 181.
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Beane, F. D. An anomalous case of hæmaturia, 148.
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