...struck from the supply table, and that no further requisition for the medicine be approved of by the medical directors. This is done with the more confidence,...in which it was formerly unfailingly administered." In a recent meeting of the London Medico-Chirurgical Society, February, 10, 1863, I find, from a report...

...false ; and we now direct our attention to another statement. " This is done," says the Circular, " with the more confidence as modern pathology has proved...in which it was formerly unfailingly administered." Admitting all this to be true, what remedy is to be used ia those diseases in which calomel is used,...

...that he was forced to strike it from the Supply-Table. He issued the order " with the more confidrnce as modern pathology has proved the impropriety of...in which it was formerly unfailingly administered." In this last epistolary order it seems h« is not so sure of his modern pathology ; he does not, it...

...preparation and use of remedies : SURGEON-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ? WASHINGTON, DC, May 4, 1863. 5 I. Prom the reports of medical inspectors and the sanitary...in the army may be treated as efficiently without Tartar-emetic as therewith, and the fact of its remaining upon the supply table being a tacit invitation...

...exhibited themselves, not only in innumerable cases of profuse salivation, but in the not unfrequent occurrence of mercurial gangrene. "It seeming impossible...records of this office having conclusively proved that disease, as prevalent in the army, is treated as efficiently without tartar emetic as therewith, and...

...exhibited themselves not only in innumerable cases of profuse salivation, but in the not unfrequent occurrence of mercurial gangrene. It seeming impossible...in which it was formerly unfailingly administered. IL The record* of this office having conclusively proved that diseases prevalent in the army may be...

...stricken from the list of remedies furnished by the Department. He adds that he issues such an order with the more confidence, " as modern pathology has...very many of those diseases in which it was formerly unhesitatingly administered." That the Surgeon-General has presented sufficient reasons for his orders...

...properly restrict the use of this powerful agent, it is directed that it be struck from the supply table. This is done with the more confidence, as modern pathology...in which it was formerly unfailingly administered." This seems to show that many persons in America dislike mercury. At a meeting of the Royal Medical...

...properly restrict the use of this powerful agent, it is directed that it be struck from the supply table. This is done with the more confidence, as modern pathology...the use of mercury, in very many of those diseases, ia which it was formerly unfailingly administered." This seems to show that many persons in America...

...properly restrict the use of this powerful agent; it is directed that it be struck from the supply-table, and that no further requisitions for this medicine...in which it was formerly unfailingly administered. 2. The records of this office having conclusively proved that diseases prevalent in the army may be...