Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

tient readily learned the trick of closing up
the cavit}' and allowing the medicament to
remain in contact with the diseased parts
for qnite a while. In two weeks this patient
was well of a trouble which threatened
to cause him to abandon his vocal work,
and which had caused him considerable
expense, pain, and loss of time. I number
him among mv most grateful patients.
Oscar F. Baerens, M. D., Ph.G., Prof, of
Diseases of the Ear, Nose and Throat, St.
Lonis College of Physicians and Surgeons,
St. Louis, Mo.
Philadelphia Number.
The American Journal of Surgery will
produce in December a Philadelphia issue
of their journal, the subject matter of which
will be composed entirely of contributions
from among the leading men of that city.
Among the subjects to appear and their
contributors are as follows:
"A Consideration of the Diagnosis and
Treatment of Retro-Displacement of the
Uterus," by E. E. Montgomery, M. D.,
Professor of Gynecology, Jefferson Medical
College.
"Polypoid Growth of the Rectum and
Report of a Recent Case," by Lewis Adler,
Jr., M. D., Prof, of Diseases of the Rectum,
Philadelphia Polyclinic.
"Tumors of the L'rethra in Women," by
Barton Cooke Hirst, M. D.. Prof, of Obstetrics,
University of Pennsylvania.
"The Control of Hemorrhage During
Pregnancy," by Edward P. Davis, >L D.,
Prof, of Obstetrics, Jefferson Medical College.
"Cyclodialysis, " by Walter L. Pyle, A.
M., M. D., Ophthalmologist to the Mount
Sinai Hospital, Ass't Surgeon of Willis Eye
Hospital, etc.
"Roentgen Treatment of Malignant Diseases,"
by Charles Lester Leonard, A. M.,
M. D., ex-President of the American Roentgen
Ray Society.
"The Conservation of the Middle Turbinated
Body," by William A. Hitschler,
M. D.
"The Diagnosis and Treatment of Ectopic
Pregnancy," by F. Brooke Bland,
M. D.
The following well known surgeons will
also contribute, and their titles will be announced
at a later date.
Ernest La Place, A. B., A. M., M. D.,
Prof, of Surgery, Medical Chirurgical College.
Prof. William Campbell Posey, Prof, of
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THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL
sor of Genito-Urinary Diseases, Medical
Chirurgical College.
John A. McGlinn, A. M,, M. D., and
others.
Something You Should Keep In Mind.
Here it is! In fully nine-tenths of the
cases you are called upon to treat (and
especially is this true in acute diseases)
there, s something wrong with the alimentary
tract which demands correction. The
first indication is for a quickly-acting, nongriping
and effective "clean out". Once
the irritating and poisonous fecal waste is
removed and the alimentary canal maintained
in healthy condition (the patient
gegins to improve and in the absence of
crippling diseases or severe specific infect
ion, goes rapidly on to recovery. For this
"clean out" there is no remedy more effective
than Abbott's Saline Laxative—or
Salithia when there is rheumatism or the
uric-acid diathesis. If the bowel is bsdly
clogged commence with a few doses of
Calomel, Podphyllin and Bilein Comp.,
Abbott. Doctor, try this plan. It "works"
and will please you.
The H. K. Mulford Company Obtains the
Grand Prizes and Gold Medal at the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
The Director of Exhibits of the Alaska-
Yukon-Pacific Exposition announces that
the Jury of Awards has awarded the H. K.
Mulford Company, of Philadelphia, the
Grand Prize for Antitoxin and Special
Syringe Container, the Grand Prizes on
Tuberculins and Serial Dilutions of same,
and the Gold Medal for Biological Products
—the highest award granted.
The H. K. Mulford Company are to be
congratulated upon their triumph. The
Grand Prize on Antitoxin and Special Container
is a special honor, not only in recognizing
the excellence of the Mulford antitoxin,
but their constant efforts to improve
and perfect the production of antitoxin.
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Fineer-rests^...^
The Mulford Perfected Syringe j
especially in increasing the potency of the
Ophthalmology, Philadelphia Polvclinic.
sera,
John G. Clarke, M. D., Prof
reducing the bulk for administration,
. of Gynecology,
University of Pennsylvania. and their perfection of the syringe package.
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H. M. Christian, M. D., Clinical Profes- The latest Mulford syringe undoubtedly