NORTH CAROLINA

MEDICAL JOURNAL.

A SEMI-MONTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND

SURGERY.

EDITED BY

ROBERT D. JEWETT, M. D.

VOLUME XL.

JULY TO DECEMBER 1897.

WILMINGTON. N. C.,

CAROLINA PUBLISHING COMPANY,

1897.

Annie L. Alexander, M. D., Charlotte, N. C.-Menstrual Disorders. 51.

J. Steven Brown, M.D., Salisbury, N. C.-An Item on the Causation and
Prevention of Diseases of Women. 40.

A. J. Crowell, M.D., China Grove, N. C.-An Interesting Case of Appen-
dicitis. 87.

Louis Frank, M.D., Louisville, Kty.--Lacerations of the Perineal Body. 391.
W. C. Galloway, M.D., Wilmington, N. C.-As You Like It. 211.

A. H. Goelet, M.D., New York.-Myomectomy. 355.

E. G. Goodman, M.D. El Paso, N. C.-The Ideal Antipyretic. 42.

W. O. Green, M.D., Louisville, Kty.-Water from East Leake Lithia Springs
-some remarks on its Therapeutic Use. 32.

W. O. Green, M.D., Louisville, Kty.-Complications of Internal Hemor-
rhoids. 153.

Virginius W. Harrison, A.M., M.D., Richmond, Va.-Suprapubic Cysto-
tomy for Stone--some complications. 150.

Charles W. Hunt, M.D., Brevard, N. C-Suggestions through the Profes-
sion to Invalids seeking Western North Carolina as a health resort, 319.
Charles W. Hunt, M.D., Brevard, N. C.-Treatment of Acne Rosacea. 146.
C. P. Jones, M.D., Rockingham, N. C.-Some of the more common Micro-
organisms.-104.

H. S. Lott, M.D., Salem, N. C.-A case of Appendicitis. 214.

Thos. J. Mays, A.M., M.D., Philadelphia.-Increase of Insanity and Con-
sumption among the Negro population of the South since the war. 90.
T. S. McMullan, M. D., Hertford, N. C.-The Keystone of the Medical
Arch. 47.

S. L. Montgomery, M.D., Concord, N. C.-Modern Obstetrics. 68.

James M. Parrott, M.D., Kinston, N. C.-Cæsarean Section-report of case.

140.

James M. Parrott, M.D., Kinston, N. C.-Surgical treatment of hemor-
rhoids. 13.

E. C. Register, M.D., Charlotte, N. C.-Specific action of Quinine in Ma-
laria. 107.

Thos. M. Riddick, M.D., Woodville, N. C.-Case of Poisoning from the Bite
of a Black Spider. 247.

W. L. Robinson, M. D., Danville, Va.-A new method of dealing with In-
operable Cancerous affections of the Uterus, with report of a case. 19.
J. C. Rodman, M.D., Washington, N. C.-When to Operate, 10.

H. A. Royster, M. D., Raleigh, N. C.-Practical results in the Diagnosis of
Continued Fevers from examination of the blood. 73.

G. T. Sikes, M.D., Grissom, N. C.-Law vs. Justice. 176.

R. H. Whitehead, M.D.. Chapel Hill, N. C.-The Microscope in the Diag-
'nosis of Malarial Fever. 82.

J. W. White, M. D., Wilkesboro, N. C.-Report on Pathology and Micro-
scopy. I.

INDEX BY SUBJECTS.

Abdominal wounds, treatment of 134.

Abortion and Tubal pregnancy, common 127.

Acne rosacea, treatment of, with mention of a case 146.
Adulteration of foods and drugs 265.