Category: Health & Medicine
Every man must have his vocation; every one his specialty. We are all dependent on others, whenever problems outside of our own line of business or research demand a solution.
Despite the gravity of the symptoms, I felt only a slight degree of alarm, when I considered the improbability of so small a dose of morphia proving fatal. Being compelled to le...
5. Part 5The dressing of wounds after the new processes of antiseptic practice receives a great deal of attention. To one familiar with the dressings during our civil war, on examination...
3. Part 3The action of calomel and of sulphate of quinine has led some medical men to employ these remedies, united in the same formula. I have never understood the effect expected from...
4. Part 4Instead of sending to one hospital only, the sick coming from garrison and from government ships, several military hospitals ought to be established. Every barrack should have i...
6. Part 6In order to be able to make an exact diagnosis, it is necessary to examine carefully, both the urea and the other excreta, for several days consecutively. As a rule, persons att...
1. Part 1Every man must have his vocation; every one his specialty. We are all dependent on others, whenever problems outside of our own line of business or research demand a solution.
7. Part 7Dr. William A. Dick, formerly of Greensborough, N. C., and a son of the late Judge J. M. Dick, died in the town of Lumberton, N. C., on the 27th of March, 1879. Dr. Dick was no...