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System--The Causes of Some Cases of Neurasthenia and Their Treatment-Unreasoning Fear and Its Physical Basis--The Curability of Inebriety by Medical Treatment-Discursive Notes as to the Management of the Insane-Spinal Injuries. from Railroad Accidents. Favorite Prescriptions : Acute Rheumatism-Spasmodic Cough in Bronchitis-Retention of 804 Medical Miscellany: Advertising Thought for December.... 778 Toronto Physicians' Protective Association-Medical Advice by 779 Practical Therapeutics.... 811 Guaranteed Average Circulation 9000 Copies See next page for contents of ensuing numbers. Send in your name at once, and secure a bound copy of Dr. Abrams' Satirical Sketches. ST. LOUIS HEADQUARTERS of the Medical Fortnightly, Century Building, Suite 312, Ninth and Olive Streets. $2.00 "How to Make a Dollar." By special arrangement we are enabled to furnish THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SURGERY, in club with THE MEDICAL FORTNIGHTLY, both for $2.00 per year, including Dr. Abrams' book. 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"The Clinical Value of Purgative Mineral Waters," by Dr. Edwin Rosenthal, Philadelphia. A Series of Lectures on "Diseases of the Stomach" (Illustrated), by Prof. J. M. G. Carter, Chicago. "Diseases of the Lungs and Pleuræ (Continued)," by Albert Abrams, A.M., M.D., San Francisco, Cal. Mont. "Anatomy of the Eye," by James E. Free, M. D., Billings, "General Peritonitis," by Carl E. Black, M. D., Jacksonville, Ill. Our readers are cordially invited to use all the Fortnightly coupons pages 24, 25. Menstruale" which marks the period of transition from girlhood to womanhood, depends for its success upon the vital integrity of the blood stream, especially its hæmoglobin content. A chlor-anæmic circulating fluid, with its woeful lack of corpuscular bodies, renders menstrual initiation difficult and almost impossible. 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