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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896. Excerpt: ... quence of what they had eaten, they must take a dose of medicine (in the form of a liqueur or a " policeman ") to prevent their being ill. The fact is, all our dishes are much too heavy, and the more's the pity, for a very little study would lead to our substituting light and digestible little entries for the heavier dishes we are so fond of. These remarks have been called forth by seeing a little book on cookery issued by the Liebig's Extract of Meat Co., in which there are no end of recipes for those little dishes, which are a pleasure to eat and no pain to digest. We see the Company give the book away, and so there is no excuse for housewives to remain in ignorance any longer. MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES. GLASGOW MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY. Session 1895-96. Meeting VI.--13th December, 1895. Dr. Eben. Duncan in the Chair. i.--A Patient Treated By Syphilitic Antitoxin For Secondary Syphilis. By Prof. M'call Anderson. J. G, male, aged 22, admitted to hospital on 11th November, 1895, suffering from well-marked secondary syphilis. From 15th November till 9th December, 1895, he had twelve hypodermic injections of serum on alternate days, the quantities varying from O o to 5 c.c.--in all, 35 o c.c., or approximately 1J oz. His condition improved rapidly under the treatment. (See Glasgow Medical Journal, p. 264, for original report.) II.--THE SCHOTT TREATMENT. Br Prof. M'call Anderson. 1. A. B., female, aged 58, came under treatment for an aneurysm of the transverse part of the aortic arch. The cardiac dulness measured 375 inches in the transverse direction. From 7th August till 13th September, 1895, she had twenty-eight baths; two or three were given on consecutive days, the others on alternate days. At the end of the course of baths the patient's general condition...