The Medical Counselor, Volume V, No. 6, September, 1881

Chicago: W. A. Chatterton, 1881. Journal. Good. Soft cover. Entire issue, in original wraps, light general wear and soiling, upper outer corner of front wrap torn away about 1-inch, faded water-staining noted at top of front and rear wraps. Subtitled, A Monthly Journal Dedicated To The Best Interests Of Homoeopathy. The editor, Dr. H. R. Arndt, also edited the title, A System Of Medicine Based Upon The Law Of Homoeopathy, Hahnemann Publishing House, Philadelphia, 1885. Contents of the present issue include Diabetes Mellitus, by J. D. Craig, M. D., Detroit, Michigan, read before the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Detroit, Michigan, Silicia In Ulcer Of The Rectum, by M. E. Douglass, M. D., Danville, Virginia, Drug Attenuation: Its Influence Upon Drug Matter And Drug Power, by Jabez P. Dake, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee, A Plea For A Standard Limit Of Attenuated Doses, by C. Wesselhoeft, Boston, Massachusetts, The Question Of Doses: Hahnemannism vs Homoeopathy, by Dr. Cretin, Paris, France, Indian Dysentery And Cholera, by P. W. Carter, Ph. D., Sydney, Australia, Malarious Fever In India, by Pratrap Chandon Majumba, L. M. S., Calcutta, India, On The Treatment Of Common Metritis, Especially That Form Known As Endo-Cervicitis With Ulceration Of The Cervix, by D. Dyce Brown, M. D., London, On The Treatment Of Some Of The Affections Of The Cervix Uteri, by George M. Carfrae, M. D., London, Sequel Of Case Of Gonorrhea, by W. E. Leonard, M. D., Minneapolis, Minnesota, and In Answer To "A Case Of Puerperal Convulsions," G. Oehme, M. D., Tompkinsville, Staten Island, New York, plus a section of short book reviews. Very scarce..