THE MEDICAL CALL. A MEDICAL JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE WANTS OF THE BUSY DOCTOR. the busy doctor needs to cure the sick in the shortest possible manner. 11th. The MEDICAL CALL will always contain a larger number of original articles Subscription Price, $1.00 in Advance. from the profession than any other journal Twelve reasons why the medical profession will subscribe for 1883. 1st. The MEDICAL CALL has been a success from its first number, and its favorable reception by the profession has placed it in the front rank of usefulness. 2d. It will contain forty double column pages of interesting-mostly original-reading. published in this country for the money. 12th. To sum up we can assure our subscribers that the CALL will be fully up to the times, and always fresh, interesting and cheap at ONE DOLLAR a year, in advance. Address, MEDICAL CALL, Quincy, Ill. For Sale Cheap. 3d. As our contributors and subscribers A good practice in a rapidly growing city include many of the most eminent practi- | in Eastern Kansas of 4,000 inhabitants, on tioners and writers, their articles must of three good lines of railroad. Good schools, necessity carry great weight and influence with them. 4th. The CALL has been and will be progressive in all that pertains to practice and the science of medicine. good churches and good society, all in the best county in the State. Homœopathy has been successfully introduced here for twelve years, the last six of which have been by myself. Am the only homoeopath in the place. 5th. Every article published will be fresh This includes my office furniture, secretary, from the field, practical and useful. 6th. We have at great cost secured one of our best writers to condense from all the literature of the school, both American and foreign, from eight to sixteen pages, similar to those contained in what is known to the profession as "Raue's Annual Record," which was so popular with homœopaths. This is an entirely new feature in medical journalism, and will be continued as long as the CALL is published. 7th. We shall continue to engrave and publish the portraits of eminent homœopaths from time to time as we have done the past two years. 8th. Our book department will be reliable, giving scope and contents of each work, short reviews and notices, in which will appear a complete criticism of its merits and demerits. medicine chest and book case, together with my medicines, carpets, tables and chairs; my entire bathing outfit, consisting of furnace, tanks and bath tubs (long and sitz,) and my electro-thermal bath, with all of the appurtenances thereto. In addition to my private practice I can turn over to my successor the official position of County Physician and County Coroner. Will stay thirty to sixty days to introduce successor. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. For particulars address, with stamp, John H. Moseley, M. D., Olathe, Kas. Physicians' Insurance Association. The attention of our readers is called to the valuable features embodied in the plan of the Physicians' Insurance Association, chief among which is economy of management and absolute safety of the funds, which are deposited in the bank by the members. We hold a policy in the Association, and would advise our friends to inves 9th. A column or two in each number will be devoted to miscellaneous items, relating chiefly to personals, removals, meet-tigate. Address the Secretary, W. G. Farings, and items of general interest. 10th. It has clinical cases reported expressly for its pages, useful hints, current medical news, short articles, sanitary advice, methods of treatment, and finally everything rar, 24-182 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. For Sale.-A good paying practice, with real estate, in North Central Ohio, on easy terms. Write to THE MEDICAL CALL. ............ 16 60 59 81 Ancient History...... Acne Simplex, Treatment of... G. ............107 Gonorrhea and its Treatment.. Gall Stone Colic.. Fracture of Radius by Muscular Effort. ................ 78 Accidental Proving of Phytolacca Decandra...........103 Goitre-Argentrum Nitricum Bi-Carbonate of Soda in Burns and Scalds............... 10 Guernsey, Dr. H. N.. Burns and Scalds.................................. Book Department....... Baptisia in Typhoid Fever in New Hampshire....... 70 Burns and Scalds........... Bryonia in Phlegmasia Dolens.. 14 39 51 .102 .121 Poisoning from Wild Carrot.......... ..100 ...........110 ...108 Physicians' Insurance Association.....................91-128 The Cinhotic Kidney, or Contracting Form of Two Cases of Post Partum Hemorrhage.......... .101 Tory Burr-Sheep Tick-Stick Tight-Cynoglos- sum...... Bright's Disease...... .108 ..118 .116 Questions Answered........ Quick Cure of Chills and Fever........... |