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The Medical and surgical reporter . ANNOUNCEMENT, 1893—94. 93, and continue seven : Graded four year course required. J. F. THOMPSON, Surgery. W. W. JOHNSTON, F. A. KING, Obstetrics. E. A. De SCHWEINITZ, P. CARR, Physiology. D. W. PRENTISS, K. SHUTE, Anatomy. H. C. YARROW, Dermatology. G. B. HARRISON, Pediatrics. THEO. SMITH, Bacteriology and E. McARDLE, Minor L. E. JOHNSON, N. ACKER, Pathological M. GRAY, Normal K. BUTLER, RUFFIN, Medical W.
The Medical and surgical reporter . ANNOUNCEMENT, 1893—94. 93, and continue seven : Graded four year course required. J. F. THOMPSON, Surgery. W. W. JOHNSTON, F. A. KING, Obstetrics. E. A. De SCHWEINITZ, P. CARR, Physiology. D. W. PRENTISS, K. SHUTE, Anatomy. H. C. YARROW, Dermatology. G. B. HARRISON, Pediatrics. THEO. SMITH, Bacteriology and E. McARDLE, Minor L. E. JOHNSON, N. ACKER, Pathological M. GRAY, Normal K. BUTLER, RUFFIN, Medical W. RICHARDSON, Laryngology and C. PATTERSON, Mental L. TOMPKINS, circulars, address A. F. A. KING, M. D., Dean, 1315 Massachussets Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. TERRACE BANK SANITORIUM Dr. R. S. Suttons Private Institution for the Treatment ofSurgical Diseases of Women. PERFECT SANITARY AND ASEPTIC ARRANGEMENTS,and provided with all Modern Conveniences, Address 170 RIDGE AVENUE, ALLEGHENY, DESTROYS I.•jv <»iiall it be \ our Mouse orjl) a Pound of Copper? / Entirely new departure in pro-tecting buildings from lightning. Patents of N. D. C. Hodges, Editor of Send for circulars. Agents wanted. • 1 American Lightning Protection Co.,874 Broadway, New York. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL COLLEGE. Medical Department of the Western Universityof Pennsylvania. The Regular Session begins on the last Tuesday of Sep-tember 1893, and continues six months. Durmg this session,in^ddition to four Didactic Lectures, two or three hours aredaily allotted to Clinical Instruction. Attendance upon threere iflar courses of Lectures is requisite for graduation. Attoee years graded course is provided. The Spring Sessionembraces recitations, clinical lectures and exercises, anddMactic lectures on special subjects; this session begms thesecond Tuesday in April, 1894, and continues ten weeks. The laboratories are open during the collegiate year fo
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