Wiley, Dr. H. W., 301, 428, 429

Willard, Miss Frances E., 23, 44-47

Williams, Henry Smith, 399
Pink Pills, 315

Willson, alcohol and snake-bite, 211

Winternitz, 184, 185, 225

Wolff, 176

Wollowicz, 77-79, 81

Woodhead, Dr. G. Sims, 211, 276-284, 366, 383

Woods, Dr. Matthew, 364

Wood, Dr. H. C., 119

Zwieback, 175

ERRATA

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The use of cocaine is advancing rapidly in this

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the above correction.]

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Every effort has been made to replicate this text as faithfully as
possible, including obsolete and variant spellings. Obvious
typographical errors in punctuation (misplaced quotes and the like) have
been fixed. Note that the index has _not_ been resorted
alphabetically.Corrections [in brackets] in the text are noted below:

page v: typo corrected

Sims Woodhead on immunity--Delearde's[Delearde's] experiments

page vi: typo corrected

Dr. Knox Bond on Scarlet Fever--Metchinkoff[Metchnikoff] on
white blood-cells--Kassowitz describes his

page vii: typo corrected

to quit drinking--Dr. T. D. Crother's[Crothers'] remedy

page 21: typo corrected

THE WOMAN[']S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION IN OPPOSITION TO
ALCOHOL AS MEDICINE.

page 48: typo corrected

department of the hospital was commissoned[commissioned] to
treat diseases without the use of alcoholic liquids.

page 53: typo corrected

treatment for seven weeks for metorrhagia[metrorrhagia],
nietortes[TN: unsure what this word is] and peritonitis

page 106: typo corrected

who, but for its mistaken use, might have recovered from the
illness affecting then[them].

page 111: typo corrected

or influenced by alcoholism. If the clinical
thermometor[thermometer] shows the temperature to be above

page 129: typo corrected

An editorial in the Journal of the Amercian[American] Medical
Association said:

page 158: typo corrected

E. White, M. D., Medical Director Nordrach Ranch
Sanatorium[Sanitorium], Colorado Springs, Colorado.

page 172: typo corrected

irritant of which the stomach is trying to be rid. Do not arrest
it permaturely[prematurely], but assist it.

page 180

is usually a symptom of trouble somewhere else, often in the
alimentary canal, and[an] o